University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 522 of the 1958 volume:

1953 badger university of wisconsin The 1953 badger Editor: Phil Skinner Business Dlanagerz llovvard Brinto Nl A D I S 0 N . VY l S C 0 N S l N Q ldixllt I' I5 P14 a farewell . . . To H. B. Fred, retiring president of the University of Wisconsin-gentleman and dis- tinguished sclrolar, scientist and administrator: We are proud and privileged to dedicate this. the 1958 Badger, to this carefully conscientious man wlrorrr we have known as Dr. Fred K bacteri- ologist, rrrernber of the National Academy of Sciences, receiver of the Medal of Merit for work on biological warfare, holder of honorary degrees from institutions throughout the coun- try, dean of the graduate school and Follege of Agriculture: as President Fred, who said, The important thing is that, as the University is compelled to grow, it should grow soundly in all its aspects. Vlve are trying to keep it a human institution where the individual is important. And perhaps, rrrost importantly. we have known him as Mr. Fr'ed - whom we have seen walking to work early every morning we who has spoken to us in front of Basconrawho has brought his gracious wife to Sunday dinner in our dining halls eand who has used his personality and position to make our life at the University of 'Wisconsin as enjoyable and profitable as pos- sible. To this rrran we say farewell e e good work we and thanks. Nlr. lfrecl .mtl l.lIllllX .ite Slrnrlay dinners Yan llise llr. l' red louml time to work in his garden Nfl? 'K 'Wit xx? 'L 4 -s lxxo imthliu httx ouupied many at Sunday afternoon ci a corigenial First laullx' . . E at To Edwin Broun Fred, 12th President of the lfniversity of Wisconsin. Because you have made a distinguished con- tribution as scientist, in the classroom and laboratory, in your nation's defense, and in long, important peactime pursuitsg Because you have served Wisconsin wisely in three heavy administrative responsibilities-Q graduate school dean, dean of the College of Agriculture, and president of this institutiong Because you have loved and revered Wis- consin traditions, yet honored them most by urgzgirig ever new educational horizonsg Because to one signal equation out of human experiences you have held steadfast e the con- viction that knowledge can be born only in freedom and freedom only in knowledgeg Because under your leadership and lofty pur- pose the University of Wisconsin has brought the golden benefits of learning by more avenues, to more people. and in quality higher than ever beforcg Because in your 45 years of dawn to dark devotion to this university your warmth and lmmanity have been constantg Because as a Virginia gentleman and farmer who gave his heart to Wisconsin, you walk this campus in proud partnership with every blade of grass and member of the University com- munityg Because of all these, we who call you and the University of Wisconsin our own make this citation. tt'itation from the Madison 1-hapter ol' the xN,lSt'tlIl4lIl .Xhmmi Fhxb HIFNW 0 table of contents we ellosq- wisi-onsin p. l2 we find il plavv I0 live p. 23 we re-gistq-r p. 34 we- alle-nal 1-lass:-s p. 50 vvv plan our :affairs p. 82 W0 parlivipalv p. II4 we- gracluatv p. HB2 urganizations p. H55 living units p. 276 sports p. 372 gracluaif-s p. -ll-I i n d 1- x p. -.l7l we came from We came from everywhere efrom the dairy farms and lumber country of Wisconsin -from the small towns of this and 45 other statesifrom almost every large city on the conti- nent X from places thousands of miles awayiand from the suburbs. VVe came with as many different back- grounds and ideas as there were num- bers of us -and we wanted to learn the common denominator that would make these ideas similar - we brought with us colloquialisms, clothes, and manners that identified us - We came as individuals 3 anxious to be assimi- lated -and to add our backgrounds to the cosmopolitan university. . . the suburbs . . . the cit5 We heard fu c-ollegzge student is hotter equipped to farce this Complex world 3 you make more money if you go to college e it prepares you for you have the mental capabilities e go to College -e it's just 11 little liiglier thzm high school the Courses :1re11't too hard if you study 21 little every dziy yOl1,ll'lllSl loye it ee e your mother :md l went e you cam afford it if you really Want to go you'll have at ggrezit time this we wzmted ee we vom- pured tuition figures, housing fzlxeilities. the amount of time for yzieations, how fair from home we would be, when we would start. how long it would take to timsh me we read mitzilogues, hooks, lmulletms, 111illlCUg1I't1IDllOtl iiiessages . . This wt warm 14 We were told that Wisconsin offered :in ILS prograrn, for those xi ho wanted :L broad background - we would nccd 120 credits to graduate in thc Vollege of Letters and Science ee We ll0Zl1'Cl that Wisconsin took :in interest in its students-had a fine science de- p2lI'llll6I1l - research assistzintsliips open to people with i2LlGI1ii'-IIl01'C PhD's than any other university- zi line faculty g the law school e e grud- uzite school K medical school, phar- rnaicy, school of nursing all tops in the nation E we listened and tricd to ana- lyze, judge, compare, evaluate Xe decide . . . We would need 120 credits A lmroaul llilf'ligl'0llIlll . . . Upon tio people with talent . . . Some of us wanted to be farmers, and our ininds were open when we heard about the university farms- incat judging teains - genetics e plant pathology M Babcock Hall 3 jobs for graduates of the College of Agriculture - some of us saw ourselves in grey flannel suit sitting behind a Walnut desk applying the principles We could learn in inonev and banking, accounting, rnath 7, corporation finance, business letter writingee others Wanted to join the slide rule set and were captivated when they talked about inechanical engineering, civil engineering, therino, physics, cal- culus - could We know . . . fffwwfsf-f:.t,qmJ4,c:1izss::faufff-Qfifeawzw514ssisi.:w:fw':r,:wwwlww-zfifki5:511:.15iyfiL.s:fw.'fumuc 't Y' VVC saw EL grey flannel suit We were captivated Principles we could learn i Others W2llltCl1 Pllllllli' be :1 1011 X rrm111111lIIc1 :slux'4'ul11111llI11 43 fi ww f aug-, 5 Q ..- ' iff' in PJ uni' 33? wi fx 5 7 , But some of us desired more than this - We Wanted to let loose - to really live R to party, party, party - meet girls 3 all kinds i meet boys e to do things We couldn't do at home - we heard about Wild Fraternity Par- ties - beer in the Union - 18 year old limit - Saturday night dates - apart- ment parties - beach parties - pic- nics - lines of people standing in front of girls' dorms at 12:29 - college hang- outs - places to move with our own kind i some of our minds absorbed every detail . . . We wanted to live 20 ' cl I'1l'2lU'I'llifj' l'a1'tivs . . , ln IIIUVL' XYITII um' klllli Tu do things we WP wanted to conforrn . . . X lonely place with no one to talk to . . . This wasn't enough ee some of us needed a place to sit -5 with a friend ee to talk 3 to be accepted ee to con- form ea we wanted to be collegiate X they told us about the football games, cheerleaders, trying to keep warm with everything but blankets - the lake, swinnning, picnic point, canoeing, ice skating, fishing fy Vllillow Drive X a few of us heard about the library and thought it might contain musty old volumes Yy a lonely place with no one to talk to - a good place to learn, to studyxan interesting looking crea- tion -e a necessary evil H some of us were happy with what we had learned . . . ZZ ls N tum ll lllllllf the- g.f2ll11l'S . . . Swinmming, Ciiflfwillgl, fishing . . 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K A, K ,f . gi M --12Wf?f.f.?g ,wlifffififfgiggfj wi Wv xx umlc uc 6 Z ,,,. K We wondered where we would live if we went to Wisconsin-in a dorm, Langdon, Ann Emery, Carroll, Villa Maria - MHA, Sliohter, Liz - on Greek Street-independently, in a grey room e an apartment - the idea of moving away from home seemed new and strange - we were thrilled - we wanted to break away, prove we were adults, assert our rights - would we? could we? some of us wanted to prepare ourselvesf-to make money, learn, partyfwe were full of phi- losophies - facts - figures 3 ideas, ideals, idealisms - helpful suggestions from parents, teachers, friends, schools - hope - wonder w unanswered questions . . . The idea seemed ncw and strange . . . VVe wanted to break away im Www M-fimvwfff www 'fswyfawafm Stem-l :xml wirv 39 1 S Q , fi az 4 1 ,fn if . . aff A Mfr -. ,M , mm S ,. W ,A .ai mf 'V 3:5252 1. 1 Q A . My W A ,M ,.-9, -1' ww, fm- ilw ,, 120' fel he cold l'0llCl'9t0 . . 'K Q44 ,M .- Y. We decided . . . we Chose Wiscon- sin . . . did we know why? we wanted to lic-dor'tuo1's, lziwyers, scientists, teziehors. business nien, jciiiimilists, nurses, med teens some of us wanted to be edu- ezited ee others wanted at diploma ee ai few got free rides ee :L handful worked to VUIIIPWYULII' parents sent us ee we won sf'l1oiz1i'sl1ips . . . All of us chose Wisconsine our rezisuns differed ee our bzmkgroulids clashed e but we beeziine the Univer- sity of Wisconsin ee not the cold von- vrete ee the piles of steel :ind wire ee and we beczinie you the student. the faieulty, the alunini, the Board of Regents, the Board of Visitors, the deans ee it all was you. we find a place to live We- zuijllstud to the lack of privacv . . . The dorms ee we had heard a lot -parties, coininittees, open houses, exain files, intraniural sports, piers -- and we signed a contract and moved inefor sonie of us, learning to get along with a roonnnate wasn't too easy - others found we liked our new friends and a new style of life ee we adjusted to the lack of privacy -e and found we really didn't niiss it ewe learned to accept the lines at supper ee and the 12:30 crowds at the doore we had bull sessions - inusic sessions - coke sessions - and study sessions -and we experienced another phase of our education . . . We had lmull sessions A E M- .J , mv 9 Lai A I 3 V -Mi , f A f 1 f ,.,, MMWQNWT, , , ., ,ec ,.w1s'w f'm ,,...,.., A M ,,, ,Mm ,mfW,W gn ,fa ga. MW .r jr , , W 1 I 3 ,ig ,, X MW. W .i i I 2 , 5 V,.., ,L E 2-fr., S, -a.:-55? M sfffmglqffigw f.,,,,f7g, , , i sv N' , 15 2 - Q i 'F5553 ? '1 ggz.,'f -:Q-,:1:fEf: ,,z,,1.w QF ww' Wk 5 f.1k Es XYl1Ul'Vi'I' 0:11110 ll0ll1C f'll'Si fixed SIIIHIJUI' . . . gall VY41 h:1d 17l'lV2ll'j' . . . Some of us were married and our life was different -W we had 51 dual social role W llIllVQI'SlfY and home we had to Study, of Course hut for us 'fliere was 21 purpose :111d we were IIl01'0 responsible to ourselves we lived iii rooms, 2lIJ21I'tIll0Ill'S, :uid 501119 of us had homes we lived lIlClGIJ9IlCl- oritly, but did not forgot our old ties some of us had Cl1lldI'CIl-fllllf so did our friends, :ind we were not l1i11d0re'd i11 our set r rr so111oti1110s hoth of us wont to scfhool rr and wlioever 0:11119 home first fixed supper- K we had tho privzivy found nowhere olso ut thC uni- vo1'sityr r:111cl our own clubs :uid repre- S0llfiLflVOS :uid wo kiww wo had The 2l1lVIl1llliIQLi 1... 31 -f, fb. ff 'F , E W. , Hw- ,-rf Zia, fi xg, ,S W V We did our own cooking . . . Most of us lived independently e we lived in rooming houses and apart- mentsewe did our own cookinge or ate out A our rooms were furnished with a jumble of furniture -and we all needed more shelf and closet space -we had to keep our radio volume downeand our door open when we had lady visitors -- we elected our own representativeseand tried to lead a separate social life e most of us shared our roomseand some of us had kitchen and separate entrance and phone privilegesewe paid extra for linen -M a few of our landladies cleaned our rooms - the rest of us learned about keeping house -- we had fewer restrictions e and we learned what in- dependence was . . . VV14 had fewer restrictions . . . We paid extra for linen That big room in that big stone building . . we reg'ster -.mwmasf WT:- ii 'WMM ' ' .1-M :QU . Mwgaiitllllllwim wmsliwai. G .. , , . N --..,,. A A X X F , k K -r , wg ? f ' X ,,.,., . ' 'fee , sy. -nf: ' ,. .W,,i'- ,EFF- D nz '. 3? 5 1 a g 2 Ss 22'F'?'f5f, 'Y I , , xg R. wgfvfa may A G31 2 ' .-.UQ vwzfynf- Q The first few hours - that big room in that big stone building - the faculty was there, they said - and the president - and a punch bowl and sophisticated hostesses H we hadn't even unpacked yet - hadn't seen our roommatels new clothes or heard about his home-faces and name cards? and still our parents to remind us who we were and go over our finances just once more - the faces smiled, and seemed to ask friendly questions E we were glad we didn't have time to look back i to remember - and we began to realize we had too much waiting for us . . . The president was tlicre l'hc lI2lf'f'H smiled, H and seemed tofask l'I'l0IlKllj' questions. .. VW! didn't have time to look back . . . We lookwl llOI'Slll1lt'Ill guides . . . And on your left you will see e over there is e behind you a famous land- mark e we met our student guides and marched in from all parts of campus ee broke ranks and filed into the stock pavilion - Freshman C'onvocation. We looked for a familiar face 7110119 in sight H shifted e squirmed ee fidgeted e gazed at the pennants ee scanned the rows, backs of heads e When would the speeches sta1't'?l'ee we focused on the speaker's platform e some old A some young Q- they looked confident e who were those people e president, deans, student leaders H- speeches, speeches, speeches - Wisconsin is e strive for -- a great tradition stands - some will be leaders e Varsity e On Wisconsin e lf You Want to he a Badger -we stood up, sat down, clapped, sang, stood e wan- dered away to our living quarters ee who said that, who was that what. what, what . . A s , 5 5 1 f Preis? w fire V .AM-f JB' 'uk1kllilQfgw:w2f.Mf :A-qw ' -f A 'S . ,. A f iw.. H 5 ,A Kk,7 , Q J, H if 7' H 'Vim 'V ww I L f , if 55' - Q 9 ff K i W, '73 Q 40481, K Qi? W , I - E. ?:-, QWMA W ka if ff? , 4, Q ' A Q ,-- 1 : Ai . , I ,.7k, . I, 53 .' 'A ,sim ,,,,,, 'f If 7, . f - .,.f:- ' S f-W A ,Q 5 '-my., A I Q .kk 4:1 ,G Q, N 5+ ff . wg, ' 1 gm Y new 'A .Q .4 1 5 t gfxpem . .S. Q K 9 1 ,AFM ,W gf A' 11, ,af . Maw' afim Amir' 3 1 Q22 .L ,, ..w..wrw 'L ,,igmQ'f . - E, k5f-if-f 1 su . , 'rf ' W u 'ii Our hosts were friendly . . . YVQ all wanted to learn . . . 38 They had plzmlwd for us wd0,..pnan-Q...-M '1'h111'1- W1-11: llllllly ul' us . , . nis 111-W phwo '- its poople . 1 . SOIIIC of US Were I'1'1OI'e CO1'1fl1SCd ' 111 4' new school A new friends :L new 1 of us z111d possihly W0 W1-111 illiklx OllfSid0I'S, hz1d llll :1dV:111t:1gL11, ilffixl 1111. . . la111g11z1ge amd il now 0Ol1Ilfl'y 3 hut our hosts were lCI'iOI1dlj' Thcv sv0111cd To be well t1'11i110d 1111d Thvy had 131211111011 for us hut 111091 oi' them d had 110y1-1' 170011 us f:11' fl'OIll I11111111 one had hez11'd so Illllldl how vould they kI10XV 111111111 us? l1l101'v wc11'11 lllilllf' wv all wz111t0d to 1011111 111111111 This new 1111106- iTs pooplv p111'hz1ps wc: thv 39 N-R M. Cards -- cards v- more cards . . . Where do we start? We joined the end of the line - the line snaked down the stairs, overflowing into the hall- Where did all these people come from f We stood - our feet ached - back stiffened - We shifted s half an hour passed e the line crept ahead - Hshould have come earlier - We wondered hovv much books cost -a familiar face? no, guess note we tried to strike up a conversation With the person ahead - How did I get into this? - We reached the front g the line replenished itself behind us - an arm reached into a cardboard box - We had an orange folder - cards, cards, more cards - We looked at the bent heads - no place to sit - We leaned against the Wall and started Writing M We copied our parents' name - marital status - tried to Write our name around the holes - donlt write above the line - We did . . . We stand -- our feet ache . . . 41 Adviser's signature - more lines - hallways seemed sunless, walls too bare - we waited - decided to change courses - better take it at eight, it's required for your major - signature okay - past one more hurdle - our cards were checked -more lines and cards-some of us had to go to the end of the line again- the gym was crowded E but the team spirit was gone - we saw a placard + Psychol- ogy -we followed it like a beacon in the sea of faces E gave them our class- cards - You don't have a card here for history - we went back -just wanted to finish M filled out the white card - had them all stamped - hur- ried to the Bursar's oflice before it closed - lines - uniformed policemen -f'Make all checks payable to the University of Wisconsin . . . Our eyes followed the placards . . . Adviser's signature? We decided to change coursc If VVe reach the front, . . . IJon't write above the line Make all c'hecks'payzLbl0 . . mt else slid we need Almost through --- only books to buy, and we'd be through we five courses, five bookseand they gave rebates ee more lines e push ee wait ee four books for one Course? and a soft peneil? no more used books? 5538.507 but there aren't any pictures! a new stock ordered -- next week, maybe ee ink - notebooks e erasers ea free blotter-a stuffed Bucky Badger ee a plaque: t'Work is the C'urse of the Drinking Vlassl' ee lens paper e we a slide rule e t'How to Write Better hlxaininationsw -- what else did we need ee was that list up to date? they didn't use that book last semester eeoh, a new professor M graph paper +4 X 5 cards e another line e this time to pay e We used our new Cheek- books e- showed our fee cards e won- dered if weld make it back with the load ee and walked out to join the horde hurrying into the next phase . . . 'S'-sf Four books for one l'UllI'S0? Wx- usmi our lww 1-lu-c-klu VVQ clasped a chain of hands . . . 46 We felt as if we were moving on a stage - we clasped a chain of hands - smiled for hours unending- trudged from room to room -words sounded hollow 5 sipped punch at every stop - crossed and uncrossed our legs - adjusted cufflinks twenty times e followed Emily Post K had people fight to light our cigarettes - be- wildered - new 3 people watching -M staring A analyzing -5 we were scared, and they knew it . . . .ff NY2lIlt lllls . . . zwzsgwsnf :s:. M5557 2553322 mziggiris x. qs x M' ai if S Q gr! X ,Q K 5 N r'xx W M - , 1 Yxikilf ,,,. g,A - , A , 'we n , H ,.,h . ,L ., jfkzgwn ,- K Words soumlx-nl hullmx' . . . IR-uplv W2lII'lliIl2 st:11'i11g1 :m:1!.x'x 1' 1-tts-Q We ll'Llflg2:1'll from room to room . . . We heard about parties ee beer suppers ee- callouts ee e marvels of Greek Street we did they believe it all? we were snowed ee we were eritieized e laughed at e uioeked e iuiitzited we Voted on ee diuked or voted in ee hash. We ealled houie e thought ee worried e cried e said it was uiifziir e talked eeforggot to eat we did we imiit this? we were hid e we looked :it the eard eine? we fllflllll kiiowe would we lit in we would they like us ff we de- eided. Some traditions were divulged ee heziutiful ee sounded good ee workday eame zirouiidewe were pledges and part of The Group . . . if finjg QA W0 wvrc plc-dges We heard about parties -3 beer suppers we attend classes Up the hill ovoi' tho l1ill -- 2: clown the hill z11'ound tho l1ill along the lake across tho tmcks clown Lang- don 7:45, 8:50, 0:55, ll 200, 12:05 or lunch, 1:20, 2:25, 3:30, 4:35, 7:00 we Walkecl, Il12Ll'Cl16Cl, I'2lIl, rode, pedalod -:-- five days il week 2- 2 so111eti111es six to levtures, labs, quizzes, coffee breaks 3 tl1OLlSi1IlClS of us 1l1ZlCl6 the daily pil- g2Q1'il1121g9 -- 111ez111cle1'i11g i11 su11111101', sliding i11 VViI1l61'Z some of us got there ezlrly to 111901 soinoone, per- haps to givv notes Ll 111100 over lightly before :1 test to Hncl :1 place to hang our 0oz1t to get to our scat in the niidcllo of the lecture hull without step- ping o11 foot c'lz1ssti111o . . . To meet soineonv, pc1'l111ps . . lVe 11111110 thc daily pllgl'i1l1:lLfl W. uc-nt'11s:1Itm-11 And there we were ev restless, wowded e some of us attentive ee otlwrs dLlYdI'9i1IlliIlg1 ee knittinge lvaxclilmg dUZiI1QQ ee or not there ut alle-u Voice from the SUJQGYIIIIIIJS see 2511117118 e 9XllOI'iIl10IlfS ee I'GC01'dillg1S movies e :1 T911-Illill11TOSIl2lp quiz eeee ee just Zl few more IlliIll1t0S7'LLI1d then the bell ee the rattle of seats and desks e the IJI'OIl1iS0 from the stage to C011- tinuc tm11o1'1'ow ee we c-lieked our hull- poiut and left the 1'O0IIl 161116 for :1 f'iQLi1l'9fT0f2lI1t1 on to the next . . . And on to the next . . . img for il Cigzxrm , ,M Q yi ' ' v. min t E t vi v , Z, 5 2 eff 1-wwmw., aww-M-smnesw Fifteen minutes ee e we stood in the sun or snoweenioved aside for the mail truck in front of the Baseoniee liad eollee at the Pllltflll, Rat, or Pine Room e asked for a light g eolnpared mistakes on the test we'd just llad S saw somebody we knew 77 asked wliieli way they were going - talked some more esliifted from one foot to the other ee looked at our wateliee--saw we liad less than five minutes before our next elassesaid we'd See tlieni later e and took off tlirougll tlle erowd for the next round . . . 'l'Il1'II1'Xl Villlllll . .. 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Found things 1Il0I'0 4-muplvx . . .b,,w 4 lwlwr was il sc-if NYC chose the Air Force . VHA donned our uniforms . . . We took ROTC eall of us for at least two years i many of us for four -we had our choiceeand some of us chose the Air Force Xwe donned our blue uniforms and met in the Mechanical Engineering building- took Held trips to air bases - studied aerodynamics - multi-engine trans- ports - lighter tactics - bombing - map-reading - aerial photography - navigation i We qualified for pilot training - or observing X a few of us had a chance to fly 3 we went to sum- mer camp 3 and learned about Weather e radar E night flying + and wondered how Wefd fit into the pic- ture . . . Wu qllnli -Q For those of us who eould pass the tests, there was Naval Scieneo e we zrilned at being ensigns e or nizirine lieutenants e We hard 21 chance to travel on sunnner Cruises e ee or sunnner eznnps at Quzintico ee we had the wuteli e prueticred anipliihious landings e stud- ied gunnery --e the evolution of VVI1l 'Y nzivail rnaohinerv ee zidniinistrzition e drill and coinniand e ee we learned naval history --gave ai eleun Sweep-down fore and aft ee we heard, resid, and absorbed thousands of words on the trzidition we represented -e and rezidied ourselves for our obligation . . . lYelv:i1'11i-il naivail Il12l1'lllIl4'l'f' . . . f f's.,,,,,.f' XX 4- :ninu-rl :it being r-nsigns W O We studied leudersliip . . . NYC were given thc clioict' . . Some of us preferred the Army 3 we were given the choice of Infantry. Itlngineers, Transportation, Signal, or Military Police3we studied leader- ship -3 conunand 3 military history 3 squad and platoon tactics 3 chemical XViLI'fLL1'C 3 mines and grenades 3 inap- reuding 3 we went to sunnner camp, and were exposed to enlisted inen 3 crawled the in1'ilt1'ation course 3 tired zinti-tank Weapons 3-lJI'L1I'1LllSllQd bay- onets at each other 3 learned that the Nl-1 was, ainong other things, seini- automatic and clip-fed3we studied at new type of responsibility . . . nl' I'I'SIlllI1SiIJi Wv 1-arrival our lmzml We became engineers f'll0llllC'2ll. c-ivil, eleelriezml, 01' lIlGf'll1lIllC'2ll eewe eau'- ried our bozufls and clmlwing tools in WIll0l'IJI'U0f lugs e spent Sunday zlfler- nouns surveying Linden Ilrivee grew lwzmls for St. Pz1t's ee e we spent 21 little time on the llill, tllen setllecl clown to nmelline design ee Yelliele testing e lIlllllSlI'li1l alloys e eleetrnclyllznnic-s ee pmeess lllG'2iSll1'GII1011lS e lligllwrxy en- gineering e 'l1YClI'i1lllli'S e went on lielrl trips e wished well lnxve more time to ourselves, and fewer credits ee we lenrnecl eountless terms e zlncl clevel- npecl il lzmguage of our own . . . NYC lK'2ll'Ill'll c-fnllllless f1'I'lllS , . . W1 114 xc lupm ll ax lnngn We moved from room to room . . . We were told there was a demand for teacherseon all levels of every field ee and we set ourselves to the task ee we needed a broad background. so we moved from roorn to rooni around the hill for a couple of years before getting into the nature and direction of learning ease organization of rec1'ea- tion e e elenientary curriculum and in- struction ee- the school and society e speech correction e appraisal and evaluation e and we practiced teach- ing ee some of us wanted to study art. and we learned the concepts of pot- tery e sculpture life drawing let- tering S graphic arts see oil and water painting e metals e we learned to cre- ate ee to express ee eto portray . . . 68 . , , M -.av-Q vu A sk wh .L,.,gf1---V f- M, -: ., f X -1 .. f ,Y to W , K L, ,W K - V we ,.,. 'MH f:.W,,l.,, X no p K f K MM..L,,, Qmawa WN, J '-5545 , Fw XX 1- wore- told there was a dCII12lI1d 'X Not all were confined . . . .2-sawn. ,,, Not all of our full-time academic pursuits were confined to the class- room s most of us spent at least a part of each Week in the library e we had assigned and suggested reading lists - reports - weekly cards to turn in - names to find M statistic sheets to complete F- people to meet e things to talk about iwindows to look through . . . 3' fy 70 ill! ,xg gl i I NVQ had rm-ports S g A- -awvffxass .wg a --wk. - 'fi 1' by 5 fig I f 3 . ,fwv -- A .--i s -Q W ' f +3 :iz - Ki. 1 V 3 9:2 , ,nv :: - ' - 1 7 Q I ,.1.::, ,,:E ,:,., Q ..: .,.:5 2 Q S WM Q - , -1. . f Q . .. dv: S1 wwgytuf . T ' S K W ,MA 1-Qwww ,MQW , 4 , sf S4 3--ma' - :A 'fi --2495 FK' ,f ' mf ' . - s,:. :- .. I 1:9 ,nu V pw L, ,- f f 1 1 far- L ., n b,,L ., Lz,, ,., W H , ,,.,. an ,-A- 4-Gfolsfwi 5. -fn Q K ' rw. W W 1.1 4 ., M ,, - Q 'Y X- EA g 1, , Q ,Q f X ff? 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We searched the card catalogues -gave up -got a stack permit - lost ourselves in the maze of volumes -found something We needed -- checked it out-didn't have time to finish it in the study hall -returned it if it was on reserve or took it home if it wasnlt -went out for a coke -- said good-bye to everybody - and spent the evening hours adding to our formal education . . . 72 We didn't have time to finish . We found something we needed 4 The uuiversity's C0I1t1iI1ll0llS building proggrunl There were more of us - and there were more things to study and learn - so we became witness to more steps in the uniVersity's continuous building program - we watched a new dorm rise out of our intramural field - and another just south of the old Music Hall clock-we saw a big new en- trance on one of our dining halls- we saw buildings come down, and cindered lots for our cars take their place - we began using a building ad- dition - even before the workmen had left - and behind it, another addition to another building blocked one of our sidewalks - we heard and read about plans for more and more buildings and facilities designed to help us do our research and enjoy better classrooms fthe university was growing faster than we were . . . We watched a dorm rise We began using an additio We' xwmlw-41 111IN'I?IlIlI'lIl2lI'i9fF A long waxy to go X We wanted to be pharmacnsts 11111 119 191111911 1111111111 11111 111911 NX IN 191011111111 1 111 11111 1111 111 111.1 91 1 111 11111111111.1ti111111111 9 111 111 11 ll 11 11111 9 1 DNC 111 11111 1111111 1111111 111 ,, 1111111 11 11111111111N119S 111111 111 11111111911 1111 1111 11111111111 111 lf 1 1111111 111111111 11 611111118111 1 Illg 1111111 111111119 1111111 II1lIlll1-1111111 11 If 118 111 111 IIS 111 111 ll 11111111111111111111x1 1111, 148111 1111 11111 111111 I ,X R Z- 44 fa' N , T Those of us who inade the grade W e and a few others e were inedieal stndentseours was a long period of intensive trainingve but the goal had both obvious and subtle rewardsx we lanipooned ourselves in our skits - had our own fraternities and nioved in our own gI'Ul1lJ but mostly, we pre- pared e neural anatoniy e anesthes- iology e gynecology ew pharmacology e e oneology ee pediatries ee obstet- ries ee we were a little snowed S but had too niueh to lose to back out e we had IJreeeptorships ee e field trips ee worked at Mendota and YA ee listened to social workers ewere exposed to psyehiatry e examined freshnien we serubbed for Sl1l'gLOI'X and drew blood e added two letters to our nanie and went on to the next step . . . 78 : -snowed . . . 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The terms nut Vlgllf ilIJIJOI'illl1ltj' to part icipu tc We went to learn 84 YVe waited our turn It was time for Connnitrtee inter- views and we went to learn about WSA and its niyriad of interacting coinniittees -- the union and its social education program -5 Beefeaters -e To Find Out How to be a Leadereto broaden our education ee learn what student senate really dideto gain activity points e we signed up e waited our turnewalked behind a screen e looked at 0lr1:1rt's and painpli- lets ee asked questions e were told sonie of the answers ee walked away e- waited forthe post ezlrd . . . We were told some ot' the answers We asked Ruth for help The maze of committees . . . 86 The maze of committees -any one of which could give the student an outlet for his past experience or offer new interests-the choice and the eventual satisfaction was his- whether it was Academic Freedom, UN Conference, Publicity, or Person- nel we found ourselves in room 307 of the Union-at the phone or filese asking Ruth for time or help - talking with Don Hoffman about WSA prob- lems or new legislation-or just typing, typing, typing - coffee and the Rathskeller, the pick-up and the place for new ideas or rehashing old . . . W in outlet for experience . . . or new im mwww h..-wa-W--on-,, We found Ourselves in Romu 2307 ,,, v,.1-L -+L, I I 0 ai an I fm Q .135 M ii 'W if fl 'Q H Q D D U Q Q QQ .al A42 agw 'ee :ind the Rui NM' x X We were pleased with the results :lt Hmneemning 01' discouraged at the turnout fm' liousing eonnniftee hear- ings ee pzxsteing, painting, stuffing en- velopes, writing :ind IllUI'C of The Saine until the rest of the Ozunpus knew nhout C'oui'se I'2VZ1ill21'fiUIl OI' the BIOS- euw Exhibit ee behind this husy Work was John Weil :lt Senate for more funds or Liz Fishnian eheeking on Russian t1'z111slz1tcn's or the enihassy . . . Anil nun-v ul' the snlne . , . 5fLiv3bLaEiQw1!'5 Zfkvk-1fSfJ!N , , This busy worla 'Xt the ph UIl1'Ul'flIl'S . , I :ml Ilw VHIIIIIIIS kmlw 89 KHIIVSK' l'1V'Illl'1flilIl cu' thv Nlo wSIl14i1'nt NYM-li . . , sm-uw l'Ixh 90 The votes came in The second course at mealtime at any house in March was the can- didate e Badger and Dogrin parties fought for representation and even the Aardvarks thought of Something to sayehousing, parking, 1960, and Ooinpulsory RUTC' were turned into platform planksefee cards were punched e the Votes came in ee and Candidates became leaders who seemed to forget party affiliations . . . Parties fought for I'i'1JI'CSl?lli1lliUI1 . . . l'11-simlvllt lfllll HuH'111:n1 Top: Robin Slllitll, Jlilltff Lluilvs Bottom: Jehu SK'lII'0ill01' H! Qin Thursday night and Executive fifllllllliff-08 IIICILIIJP :L plzmniug Session with Fhuek Jones, our tie with The Nzxfiorlul Student Association we lwarie Tjoflaxt, CUOI'diIl1LtiIlg WSA scholarships or New Student VVeekw Angie VFIIOIIIQLS, plilllllillg WBA I'6fI'62Lff Marilyn Meyer, QLIISVVOTIIIQ questions 011 C'1u11p11sC'hest e I3Ul1gPI'iOI', brain- Sf0l'Il1iIlg2Q PI'0Ill or c'QtlllIJ1lS f'2ll'IliVLLl - Sue lTl'b21Il, on O0I11I11l1I1i02lH0118 and public l'01QlfiUIlSiAIl1l'f' Kehoe, ex- plaining t'UIl1Il1itfCC CVi1ll1i1fiO1'1721I1d the officers, Don I'IOH:Ill21I1. Pat Bur- b1'idge, .Iolm SClll'0iIlCI', Robin Smith, and Janet Cluiles . . . Jf5?P5f f? ,- ,R N , ,g 'fix 3 3 A plllllllillg session . . I :xt Burbridgc Executive Committee gf' ww 4,4 3 Communiualtions and 1 ulwlic Q s K 5 3 E , Rolniions The Old Madison room gave Sen- ate more roorn and a legislative air while organization presidents, district senators, SLIC rnenibers and the ofli- cers bashed out student problems and sent urgent requests to SLIP for clianges in university policy-Pat Burbridge and the Legislative Cloni- niittee set the agenda for the next Senate rneeting-Roy Hoffman and the associate justices were usually con- cerned with Where and how long we parked our cars-helping us present our cornplaints to an all student court - and rationalizing our conduct when we went a little beyond illegal park- ing... A legislative :mir Senators hashed out student problems 94 Qlpiug us lJ1'l'Sl'llt' our 1-nmplzxinls . . . .lllstiwlfs xwlwx l'0lll'l'I'Ilt'Il xxitll llZlI'liiIlg.L Thv :1g.u-ml:1 was s , 1- The Union . . . XYe read our papers . . . Fifty years of growth for the Wis- consin Memorial Union -from a student nienls club to the living room of the carnpusll w from three or four to 175 programs M we joined our friends and sat in the Rat V5 sipped Coffee or beer 3 discussed our problems eplii- losophized - speculated -5 played pool, ping-pong, bowled, took dancing lessons M We Watched television in the main lounge or read our lioinetiown papers . . . 96 XM IH1IlCll0lll' fI'li'll1lS . NYQX philosophize-rl . . . W 0 Spm We wcut to lvllltill 1111011 lwusr-s . , . We went to Union open houses e niet new people, danced, talked, put on nanie tags, approached the hos- tessesee eeee and the hostsevve went to 770 C'lub, the student night-clube sat at cloth-covered tables, danced, drank 3.2, watched student entertain- ment, took our favors home for bulletin boards -we dressed up and went to Big Dances ewe joined clubs e In- ternational, Hoofers, Grad . . . W0 plll Ull num 11 tugs 'T NM 101114-cl M 7 ' f L, 1 5 2 FFR Ai ia lllllill mlmmtm m , M '46 3 WSQQSM wd ly X 1 Jlzicc lo I l JO -1' We took advantage of the Union tliezitefs full calendar ee Jose Greco, the NBC' Opera Cbmpzmy, Joyce Gren- fell, No Time for S6l'gG2lI1iS,H Andres Segovia ee we enjoyed the Union! Hflfflfffll-YGEII' firstsn me the new cafe- teria e shilling chrome, subdued music, sunlight mid ai View of the luke tlirougli the window ed walls ee LL place to Study or meet during the day ee ll place for meals e snacks . . . lim! l' IIUXX Q 8 W Q. X sum' E2 . ,1 ,Z 3 x Q' Vp, :YS t , , lg: i I.. if w , nz . VL f 5,11 Q 1 f 5 0 Q 5 , 3 2 ,..V.,.-- Riff! Hr f 5 55 3? mi? I 3 5 FQ Qsfii v Aa 'P iw NS., ,- ,U .5 v.:,? I -n--s.. ,JPQ Q1 K, M ' 'Q Y 2 of Q W, . Q' -.. 11' NW 1 ,J .QM , , J 1 .I -Q. Y xt . .K wx . EMM I Other amlxivvrszxry Firsts . . , W0 were cwezxtivf VVe worv c11tc11't:Li11vnl . . . We juim-cl . . 1- QIl1ll1'l'l'll . . . KIM-lin 1411111 Play 'WWE like Filrn vonnnittw- . . . lllllllZlllg.f, We strolled lllI'0llgll the zn't gul- lery ee serlitiniziilg, irn'01'preTing, sonic'- Tiines not LlIlllQl'Sl2LIlillIlg the exhibits W we went To 'food films in the Play C'ii'c'le 21 . S HTl1e Tales of l'l0l:l-IIIILIIN, 'Twelve Angry Men'Vewe gzitlierecl in third floor olfieeshe Union l3i1'0cto1':Lte, II , WSA Bz1d0'e1' e0zLc-li with its own 7 21 projects ee the Union ee il building e ee We tlironged in :ind out ezneetingx, eating, plziyiiig, XVOI'lilIlgI' the build- ing beeznne our living room . . . em f Aww, gf Our g.IUVl'I'IllIl1I Imax-cl , . . We listem-cl to Mrs. l'll't'll . . , A11 women students belonged to AWS f most of us knew that it regu- lated Wornenls hours e had jurisdiction over certain social situations e that our opinions were represented by our officers Ve Benita Alk, Priscilla Arnold, Janet Nelesen, Lynn Mattison e we joined a conunittee and Worked on the biff sister Jro VFZIIII - or fanized the Z1 , Presidenfls Fireside Council 3 pub- lished XYiscetiquette M4 stuffed the presidents' mailboxes ee- Worked in the side office in room 307 . . . and M. aw M 'M' hgggnlfw- We stuffed the prvsiclvnts' mailboxes . , . We wc-nt to 'llvaliouse 'l'ronds . . . Our opinions were rcpresentecl We changed the name of our governing board from WAC to Exec- utive Council-talked about signing for overnights - apartment parties M we went to Teahouse Trends f looked e adniired i wished We could buy - we listened to Mrs. Fred at the Spring Honors Banquet W- marveled at the vitality of Mrs. Gilbreth A worked on our dance, MERC 3 honored Mrs. Fred and our graduates at the senior swingout . . . 1118 Ninety-five hundred students dis- 111-1's1111 t111'1111g1111ut 11011805 i11 eve1'y s111'ti1111 111' 1'z11111111s V11te11 for 311111111 i11111g11xi:111. 15111 1C11111'1iS1111. 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We wanted to break away from the routine of 7:45, 8:50, 9:55, 11:00 e committee meetings 3 we looked up a name in the student directory e e called and were told 'Tm sorry, call againw e some of us had dates e others waited for the one guy to call, sat in our living quarters, studied, went out with the group, Went home, did anything to break away from one type of regularity - checked our wallets - cleaned up -We put lipstick on twenty times e wondered how the blind date would look 3 we found that the weekends were a time to catch up on our social life ee studies ee beering . . . ' 5 ,Q Q, E Q X ZEII ....-. 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I 'fig 2 ,fm 1 1: '-H 'gd as v W-wg X 4 .fgeisa 4, , 0 tzxp wlmoshml , . 1 13 N NVQ VIIIIN' vzxrly Wax 'Hilti storivs . . A dance or two 1,110 uf Us tm-mlm! Inu' . . Another party ss ainothvi' tlimnv s sunw lCi1f'CS ss saline songs s ss szinic hours ssss wc' dvr-orzitod ss s 0:11119 curly sss sonm ol' us wouldn't wozu' Costumes ssss wo told stories s took pivturcs ssztnd watt-hed another skit ss one of us tvndvd bill' ss it seeinod he always did ss :1 ft-W st I'2lIlg0I'S Cunio ssss and wont s ss this was our party sss somebody spilled zz I7llC'l'l0I' shut itfs all in the ganna at dunno or two, then back to the table s meet tho cliziporones and you1'datG's I'OOIl1111i1fQ sinull talk ss half hour to Purfvw ss s we found our Coats ss and walked uwziy from at party night . . . XVI wzitvliwl iinotllm' skit . . . 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It fi11isl111cl 111111-l1 too 111111-kly . . . 121 Ten minutes of flashing cards -- half time - a loudspeaker blurted orders - number three up, over a little - 1-2-3 change-looks good, hold it weyes peered over the edges of care- fully tilted cards - block chairmen ex- changed worried glances - a blend of white capes and colored cards - And now, Badger Block, sponsored by VVSA, will present - Hi Dads, Bucky Bad- ger, American Flag, VV, Pres - the cards dropped and the electronic Voice said Hall cards and capes must be re- turned after the game -the cards Were silhouetted against the November sky - the ground became a multi- colored patchwork-the last cape came home two months later . . . A blend of white capcs and colored cards . . . We honored Presideiit Fred . . . es pcorvcl over tho mlgvs of tiltm ':'s:g:'s oks good. ll 1 'f 5 s ll I X i f s Q i 1 F .SX I 9 I O ' 'a Q' Oz . 2 Wig xf A Eg Q edgy' ,g- Hz To Y , if Sm f Qi ,W 5 x v '- X XVQQZG. , .,.. .W M: , . 5 LS . I R? 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Y ' H Q t ?4'?f?f1fk g K Q The open house a time to silh- duo ourselves long Onougli to show off wliorv we lived to our families arid friends s uv K'l02LIl0ll our rooms and shined our shoes ss and were surprised at the IIOZLUIOSS of the living room s wc set up a biiffot luilch decorated with flowers ss lit C2LllIll0S '2LI1d met them at the dom' ss we had planned a pmgraiii sss a few songs sss food s some small talk ss it was almost like rush- ing ss they watcliod us behave in our habitat ssss wc- coiiviuced thcm we were gettiiigzg along quite well s and that we had avvoptahlv friends helped them with their mats ssaw them to the dom' ss sand wont upstairs to shed our ties . .. e had 'l1'f'l'lJl'lllll' liric-mls :aww YVe loaded onto 11 ChIll'tCI'0d bus Most of us were new . . . 132 NVQ- rented s-quipmvut , , 0' SOIlll'llllIlg big -- new - l'Xl1llIlI'2lllllf2,' . . . Some weekends were more active than others e we planned - rented equipment e niude reservations - watched weather and snow condition reports e loaded onto il chartered bus e and headed for the hills e niost of us were new at the QQ21ll16i21I1Cl we had ai lot of spills and Z1 lot of laughs before we looked toward the longer slopes 3 we ehalked each SllZII12lI'li up to experience e grabbed the lift E and moved to the high spots e caught our breaths e and stepped off into soine- thing big we new e and exhilaratiing - we wondered what we'd tell our friends e of if they'd be able to listen . . . 133 l'l1e stage W :1 small isla 1 34 Posters appeared - faces of 13 smiling girls -- We Watched the skits that came during meal time 3 singing, dancing, net stockinged legs kicking high over plates of cooling meatloaf, melting ice cream he the candidates -e f'Remember to vote e remember men Ng We Watched the parade M a caravan of chromed convertibles - signs flapped in the cold air-the candi- dates smiled, shivered -e we jumped on the bandwagon and went to the Rat showepeople on the tables, on the chairs 5 the stage e a small island in a room of enthusiastic critics - the skits as cheers, clapping, smiles, flash- bulbs . . . 'S' ff' Ll? The f':u1did:Lfes sxuilwl, shivvrwi . . ...Wa ii Wo vutvd for :L QIIPUII We hung Spanish moss SOIIH' of us WIIIIKIUIPQ l off . . to Iflllllilflfilll Small vddiz-S of c'o11vv1's:1tio11 Ti mv out We voted for seven finalists e hung Spanish nioss in the Unione rented tuxes, bought dressesevoted for a queen on the back of our tickets - danced to the niusic of Ralph Flan- aganeeadinired the silhouettes of southern belles in Great Hall -ee some of us wandered off to dance in Tripp or the Rat -5 to play pool e we waited and speculated on the new quecnee- sinall eddies of conversation in the moving current of students - we heard the general chairnian, Paul Collins, introduce his cornniittees e announce the new queen - the seven girls swept toward the stage on the arms of thcir escorts - Ginny DenDooven placed the crown on the queen of Southern Flairl' X Prorn Queen of 1958 X Sue Hazekanip . . . l,1'0IHf2l1PPll0f 1958 '- Sur: HilZCllii1I1l1J . . . Swept to the stage l u--..----.- Q. Psi ,, ., if II' 3 A515 ww K is if X if 1,1 ' Q7 q , . ,W x 4 1 1 5 ,, . if 'Q- t 'ir'- s UQ, 1 iyikvsiil .ks 2 M1 we i --My gg Q' If as fs A -4 Wir C 1 sigyifiri W 1 ,Q If gmgafflgf iq W We brainstormed e wrote skits, songs, elioreogrziphed dances, rehezirsed ee the eliminations e students jmnnied 272 liziseoni e ee criticizing. rooting for their faivorites e ee skits nan'- rowed down to 12 e final eliniinzitions ee six made it -W opening night e The Huniorettes e 18 legs in black net stockings kicked high e e IHS Wviseon- sinls one and only H U lXflORUl,OG Y won'ti you eoine zilongll ee we watched the AItlPhils and the Sig C'hi's in The Hiniline e racks of young Inen for sale 3 Don't handle the inerehan- disc e we heard the ponies in the Tri-Delt, C'hi Phi Skit clack their guni and sing Reining and yoining for youl' me in Yukon King . . . Boining and yoining . . 1 docile dolns Slaying the sacred cows e The King and Us with DQS and Phi Gains as Demieans and Republierats- Petel' and Zil from the hill-we laughed as the Gamma Phis and Pi Lams romped through the IBlXI system and T. S. Eliot with the sagging- mouthed hero, Flyde Frisby-a pseudo-intellectual, strictly bourgeois middle west N in Plumbing the Depths of Knowledge'-we heard the Phi Sigma Deltas and the girls from Vie- toria House expound The boundaries of the army are the boundaries of the imaginationn in The Office of the Girls Vile Left Behind e we were entertained by Elvis and Tab, two trench coated Commies in C'hi Us -e ZBT's Dear Pulsatia Brown X ls having a Ford- nik in every garage -elfodka is the ehlorax of the brainwashing worldll e- between the skits, interacts ee The Clraziest Show of 758V . . . t'The boundaries ofgthe army . . Pete am Page 2, section 3 Bourgeois, middle west All of us were a little unsure . . . 142 Three hundred and fifty of us stormed the Union Theater on Tuesday and Wednesday going to the Badger Beauty-lVlilitary Ball Court of Honor interviews g we had been sent by our sorority i we had oome on our own - all of us were a little unsure H we wondered what the new system would be like a why we were here - how they would like us - 50 of us came back a little more sure, but filled with the same doubts - we talked to the judges and found they were human -that they weren't looking at us as if we were prize cattle 5 25 came back on Friday and talked to more people and answered more questions E six of us appeared on TV, radio, at Mil Ball -in the '58 Badger . . . v fljllllll thv jlulgvs wvrc- lllllllilll . . W1 Wlllllll lr ml l11m'll1mV'4llik0 ellen herman lynn baraack 146 mmm jody ohrien bunny raasch Practiced for the Grand March We began thinking about the 1958 Mil-Bail in the spring of '57-We picked our chairman-Toni Thomp- son - during January of '58 he picked a committee-they started planning their dance-fought With Senate- kept their 2:30 night - picked a court of honor-practiced for the Grand March - sold tickets - invited the entire campus . . . Congrogxxtcrii in sumll groups Talked to our dates We picked LL C01I1IIli1fl'f We wutclled 152 On April 25 we donned our blues, greens, rented tuxes - polished our shoes ee got ready for the big night - some of us Went to parties before the dance ee others Went out to dinner - 650 of us came to t'Bridge of Timel' - :L few at 9:00 - most of us by 10:30 - we watched commandants 5- our Court of Honor e- Committee chairmen - we marched through the arch of sabers e e Great Hall was filled with pomp and pageantry M we danced to the music of Russ Carlyle - talked to our dates frC0ll2l'Cgtlt6d in small groups - sifted home two at a time . . . To tho musir- of Russ Carlyle XX v m:11'1-lw1l llll'Ullg.fll tlll'Hl'l'l1 153 We lined up dates , . . We forgot the week past We called them. beer suppers S or listening parties we we walked in col- umns of two from one house to the other s and settled ourselves for an afternoon of socializing 3 a game of bridge or sheepshead E smoke - noise e-We had freedom, because we couldn't pair off - a few of us listened to the game k or sang songs ie but most of us were busy forgetting the week past s and lining up dates for the months ahead w some of us succeeded at both - more of us at neither - but We all worked hard at enjoying ourselves-M which came naturally for most of us - and others pretended . . . We Worked hard at enjoying ourselves . . . Some of us succeeded VVQ had freedom , . . A game of bridge . . . 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Reeognized l-I'li'llllS :mtl pause-nl , . 15 Young II1CI1lS fancies turucd lightly We walked, rode, sailed Spring - and the warm breeze through the lecture hall Window stirred the frustrations of the long Vllisconsin winter until they boiled over e young men's fancies turned lightly-young women encouraged thern - we flocked to Picnic Point and other lonely places 3 We walked, rode, sailed - did any- thing to escape e a little pier-time took us out of our roonis for a study session -we were thrown in the lake e or braved it voluntarily - we took our blankets and looked for birds- soine of us found them -and all of us took a long break . . We did anything to csc-apo . . . Some of us found birds . . . Pier-time took us out of our rooms We took a long break . . . we graduate VVQ checked the interview schedule . . . We looked through folios, wrote letters e Went to our placement direc- tor me wrote inore letters -e checked the interview schedule -- filled out a form and attached a pieturee answered questions about draft elassi- fication, marital status, gradepoint, where we wanted to Work, when we could start, activities awe heard about paid vacations, training pro- grams, this organization has rooni for people with ideas ewe were in- terviewed e- some of us decided ee others . . mx E 5,,i.,. This organizaitioii needs people with ideas We went to our plaveiiieiil, llireetor . . , NVe looked hack and ahead . . . NYe bog:in the countdown . We began the countdown e 16 years or more, of organized prepara- tion came to a 'sentimental halt 3 caps 5 gowns - packing - parties - and the reminiscing that was expected of us-We heard, for the last time, our last name called 3 our four VVis- consin years were reduced to printer's ink and a scroll of paper - speeches - music - they honored us - we hon- ored Some of them - and We were through. 1 'YMLH'H-ADv- ---- -A'--f -M---ww L. i AbX nM- - -ggwe Four Wisconsin years were reduced to printer's ink And as we looked back - and aheadithe memories and expecta- tions weren't really so different, after all -again there was something new -but it was familiar-we had put years between the present and those first apprehensive days at the univer- sity M but few of us could tell ourselves that anything, except the date, had really changed - and we knew we would steady ourselves with the mem- ories for much longer than it had taken to build them. 165 ff' 1 94' organizations IIIIITOI' 0 11:11 Governor Vernon Thomson 168 Govvrnor Tholnpson has Oxhihitvfl strong, sinm-erv intorost in furthering thc ropntzition ol' the lvniversity ol' Wisvonsin. By faking ar long Vioxx' of the lvnivorsity, tho prohlonis of the prvsvnt, and tho prohlvnis of thc fulnrv, he has zittvlnptecl to lnzilio mlm-isioiis whim-h would sorvo to kevp thv lvniversity strong, sind kvep it in the van- guard of tho 1-ountryls Cllllikllllbllzll institutions. This is exhihitvd in the vxlonsivo huilding progrmn now llllll0l'WZ1y on the lvnivcrrsity 1-znnpus. New areas of expansion for the vzunpus are heing looked into in an attempt to alleviate tho population problems of tho futurv, and attention is hoing given to lllllllllilllllllg tho high quality of tho lvnivvrsity stzillf A Yirginia gentleman and a fzmner at heart, Presi- dent Fred has dedicated the past 133 years to making the lfniversity of Wviseonsin Ha large hut hunian honu- of learning. Dr. Fred, an interilationzxlly recognized ZLdIHll1lSlI'2l- tor, educator, and lmc-teriologist, came to the czunpus in 1913 ns an assistant professor in z1g1'ic-illttlml but-teriology. In 193-1 he was appointed Dean of the fiirI'ZtKll,1iLl9 School. Nine years latter he went hunk to ugric-ultur'0, hut this time as dean of the svhool. This, however, NV2LSllyt the end of his positions on 1,-alnpus. In 1945 he returned to Bnscoin as university president. Having rem-hed the ago of retirement, Url Fred is leaving the president-y behind, but is rec-eiving the title of emeritus professor of bar-teriology, and will c-ontinue to make his talents avziilable to the university. President E. B. 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Wz1ts1111, Wim-1111x111 511110 S11p111'i11t0111'1e111 of 1J11111i1- 111st1'111-111111, w1111 is 11111. 21p- poilntvcl, 13111 p1,1sit111111111 by 1111:11'11111111i 111. 11111: '1'1111 151111111 11111k11s 1161-isi1111s 1111111-tly z111'111'ti11gg 11111 11p111':1ti1111 111' 11111 1v1l1Y91'S11j'. 1301.1 RN.:- Wd Around table, left to right: W. X. I1C'll1i, A. 31. XYl'I'1ll'l', ii. W:1ts1111. U. H11111111111111111. Mrs. NI. 1,z1i1'11. IC. .11-11s1-11, C'. S1l'1Q1l'I'. C1. xY2lllV1gf, J. IJ. .111111-s, Jr., CT. Smith, A. W. 1,1-t1-1'f1111, Ii. 1.11111-, 1. 11:111111i11, IC. 15. 1'1I'l'l1. CX 111-11111. 1 170 Tho 131121111 of Visitors sc21'1'11s thv lllliX'0l'Sify 131321111 of R1-ge11ts ill 2111 i1dYiS01'j' c221p21c'ity. Marlo up of t1v0lx'11 1110111lw1's 1'hos011 to servo foul' y0211's, the 151121111 ol1se1'1'os , . C'2l1l1pl1S lifv, rliscusses 1111ivv1'sity p1'ol1lc1111s 211 111r111thly 111001i11gs, and 11121k0s 2111 21111111211 1'1'po1't 4111 its i111c1i11gs to the Bo211'd of I?cge11ts. This yvar, the Board did 21 survey 011 i11t01'1'0l21tio11s IBOTWCOII tho KI21dis011 c'21111p11s 211111 IWVRI 111 AIilXV21l1k0G by 1111estio11i11g pl'0f0SS0l'S, 2111111i11ist1'21to1's, Zllld other statv iJmf'i21lS 011 the Sllbjfxlf of I1101'g01'. fHhl'l' p1'oble111s discf11sse1cl by the 1502ll'd of Visitors i11c'l11dvd 0Xpa11di11g the st11d011t l,'0llIlS61iIIg se-1'x'ir'e, dv- v0lop111v11t of thc- lake shore, 1Jl'0-l'9g1St1'21f1011, and e111'f11l- ment. Seated, left to right: Mrs. E. Owms, Miss M. Plate, Mrs. D. Jones. M1-s. G. Ch21tu2rto11, Mrs. IC. Russcl. Standing, left to right: M1-. A Cirilli, Mr. H. K011112Lli, RIF. B. Gage. B112 S. Oglv, Mr. J. Holmbius, Mr. A. U'H211'21. 171 HONORARIES Crucible Uufstzuicliiig lozLc,lv1'sl1ip, sc-holzirship, amd s0rvic'v to the lfliivorsity vommuiiity are the l'0i1l1lI'0IH011l'S for mem- bership in Criu-ihlv, local junior woiiwuis hoiiorfiry. This yoar there werv 17 moiuhors in CI'l1t'ilJl0, the largest 1HOIHlJ0l'Sl1ip iii tho group's 55-year history at the Tviliyersity of lVisr'o11sii1. ClI'l1i'ilDlG iuvmbors again pzirtii-ipzitod in service projevts. Tho girls worked with r-hildrvii at the VVis- C'OllSlI1 Dizigiiostic' Coiilor iii 1'6l'I'0Elil0llLll programs. The orgzuiizziliou sponsored ar survey for ai stvrling silver vonipaiiy. A display of silyci' was srvt up iii the Union hy 21 Cfllllpillly 1'opI'vsQ11lz1Tiy0 and lvlllV6I'SliY vo-eds evaluated tho patterns. During tho year the group spout timo working on the svloc-tion of next y0ar's members. Tho of'Hc-ers for the year wore: Nlaryjo Kores, presideutg Mzirioii l roed, ser-rotaryg Karon Hzrlvorseu, U'011SU1'6I'. Miss Martha Peterson, Dean of Womon. served as tho groups advisor. s l First row, left to right: K. Bvzulle, M. l4'1'os-il, M. Kores, K, Ilulvorsvn, P. Burhridge. Second row: K. Jiirkoin, BI. Ke-hoo, S. Lomkv, J. Vander Allllllfxll, A. Thomas, K. Olson, P. Czilvi, K. ills 172 1957 Initiates James B. Burt Richard R. Hammes John O. Holzhueter Donald G. Jones J. Peter Wilson Pat Levenhagen William A. Heins David H. Forbes VX illiam A. Schmidt Kay F. Schultz Thomas C. Tewes David M. Trubek Iron Cross First row, left to right: M. Kranle, li. Kraft, F. Stange, J. Fuhs, N. Lnndgren. Second row: B. Seiarrone, A. Drnbulis, M. Schwartz, R. Doran, W. Tillman, J. Sapletal, W. Byom. Third row: A. Simonelli, C. Radeeki, T. Rolando, D. Sherman, W. Zodrow, N. Jenny. Rho Chi 174 Rho Chi is the honorary pharmaeeutieal society at the lvniversity of Wviseonsin. Members of the Eta chapter competed for the national Rho Chi chapter award, which is presented to the ehapter that encouraged the greatest numher of qualilied undergradiiate students to enter graduate studies in pharmaeeutieal science. Rho Chi members sponsored the annual Edward liremers Memorial Let-ture Banquet. This Banquet, named in honor of the sec-ond dean of the pharmacy sehool featured an outstanding speaker in the field of pharmaey. Other aetivities ineluded the presentation of an award to last years freshman, highest ranking seholas- tically, and an initiation banquet for new Rho Chi members. At their monthly meetings students discussed proh- lems and topics relating to the study of pharmaey. Officers were: Frank Strange, presidentg James lfuhs, viee-president: Mara Kraule, see1'etary: and Eleanor Kraft, treasurer. Ur. Glen Sonnedeeker served as faeulty advisor for the soc-iety. First row, left to right: C. VVagner S. Egerton, C. Schroeder, A. Shipman, IC, l,cfl'c1'ts, Mrs. Irwin, J. Bablci Nl Bommsi B Rcnnln Second row: R. Rcbholtz, li. llzrrsliall, K, Gunnison, M. Alt, IJ. lfcldniain, C. Inbinder, BI. Hobbins, J. Stofftl Each spring outstanding junior women are chosen for membership in Mortar Board, a national honorary sorority. Qualification is based on scholarship, leader- ship, ability, and service to the school. Many worthwhile service activities were performed by the girls. The group called for new students at rail- road and plane depots during New Student W'eek, pro- vided carnations for Parents llfeekend, and served as hostcsses at President l7red's lawn party. Mortar Board members also sold Clardinal subscrip- tions to raise money for the Louise Troxell Klemorial Scholarship. This scholarship fund is in honor of the dean of women who retired in 1956. Officers this year were: lillen Lefferts, president? Barbara Rieman. vice-president: Jessie Knight, secretary: Anne Shipman, Klichi Bommer. editorsg and Joyce Babler, historian. Mortar Board Phi Beta Kappa Founded in 1776 Honorary Scholastic Society 176 juniors fe 1957 Gar Alperovitz Richard Alan Cooper Henry Joseph Friedman Dennis LeRoy Hemingway Arthur James Hundhausen Joanne Leveque Elizabeth Cecil McCanse Ruth Ann Stern Myrna Irene Traver Cordelia Katherine VVagner Elsa Lee Schindler Honorary Provost J. llartin Klotsche Seniors - 1957 Robert Louis Andersen Verna D. Atkins Joseph Aloysius Bauer, Jr. .Judith Ann Behrens Wiiioria Johnston Bell Allan Leon Blumstein Phyllis lone Burkhart James Richmond Carter Roger Hilfred Cass Paul Louis Conant Griffin Gerald Dorschel Jerrold Israel Engber Gerald Sherwin Engel James Charles Friday Marilyn Gail Fullerton David Neal Gray Louise Grossman Harriette Gifford Haelig Richard Robert Hammes Suzanne Donna Harris Thomas Fred Hartman Judith Bridget Hemschemeyer Judith Ann Hicks Ruth Louise Hinkins Ernest Thomas Kaufmann Thomas Michael Kivlin Peter Herbert Knutson Donald Max Kuglitsch VVayne Robert LaF ave VVilliam Miles Lambert, Jr. VVilliam Mark McKee Paul A. McLeod Gail Loehning Biellberg David lVlontgomery Karen Glee Mortensen Earl Henry Munson Richard Victor Normington, J Laura Ballantine Pike Robert L. Pitcher Dorothy Jean Poehlman Kenneth Charles Pollock Jack Ronald ReVoyr Eleanor Louise Risteen Russell Nicholas Sacco Charles VVilliam Schaller Donald Henry Schmidt Mary J o Schneider Sylvia Shkolnick Ronald Jules Siegel Nina Stromgren Dolores Magdalyn Turks Jon Gerald Udell George VVarren lfnderxvood James Godfrey Urban Joan Rose Van Stratten Norman Earl VVolff This year seventy-nine sophomore women were re- warded for their outstanding scholarship freshman year by initiation into Sigma Epsilon Sigma. Having main- tained at least a 3.5 overall grade point during their first year at the University, the women were entitled to membership in this national freshman women's honorary sorority. Sigma Epsilon Sigma sought to promote overall high scholarship in all fields of study, not just in individual departments. The projects undertaken by the group this year included publishing a newssheet, co-sponsoring a springtime honors luncheon with AWS for freshman . . . women who had earned a 3.0 during their first semester, E and planning a Sunday evening supper and dance with its masculine counterpart, Phi Eta Sigma. The group awarded scholarships to three outstanding freshman women, basing the awards on leadership, scholarship, and financial need. As the Founding chapter in the nation, Wisconsin's Alpha chapter worked for the expansion of the sorority, which was organized in 1927. The highlight of the initiation ceremony was the presentation of a rose to each girl. The officers were: Karen Christiensen, president, Meredith Mattka, vice-president, Cralee Stiles, secre- tary, and Nancy Sessions, treasurer. First row, left to right: J. Gardner, N. Sessions, J. Lustok, K. Angelo, J. Sagen, P. Swenson, E, Knope, M. Brandt, S. Gillingham, B. YVolfe B. Mau, L. Isham, K. Hampe, S. Soloehek. Second row: M. Kneiske, N. Wilcox, K. Guehrmg, G. Rost, C. Steffen, Cresap, B. Bond M. Schneider, S. Anderson. Third row: E. Fishman, V. Doubchan, L. Seefeldt, C. Hansen, J. Davison, O. Stiles, S. NN hitehill, L. Litvak K. Eide, J. Baumann, G. Gadow, J. Miller, A. Kraemer, D. VVilliams, J. Boone, C. Sehiffleger, J. Smith. Fourth row: M. Snell, M. Kelzenberg G. Dahle, M. Jackson, D. Chapman, P. Conrad, G. Fisher, S. Treichel, L. Martin, K. VVenneehe, M. Jahn, M. Mattka, A. Lee, K. Knutson A. Powers, N. Horn, K. Erickson, J. Dietrich, J. James. Fifth row: B. Barstow, J. Lake, E. Andrews, J. Sorum, J. Burleigh, B. Brandriff, J. Horwitz, K. Christensen, E. Krug, A. F laherty, C. Hardy, T. Mikulsky, S. Rudd. 7 7 7 7 Spring honors banquet in Great Hall. O I P h I E Ta S I g m a 178 Phi Eta Sigma is a national honorary sc-holastie fraternity. Nlembership is open to all freshman men who have ac-hieved an overall 3.5 gradepoint during their first year at the University of Wisconsin. In order to start new students off right, Phi Eta Sigma published a booklet on how to study, which was sent to all male students before their arrival at the uni- versity in the fall. Phi Eta Sigma members also helped orientate fresh- men during New Student VVeek through participation in introductory programs. ln the fall and spring, Phi Eta Sigma sponsored a get-aequainted mixer for its members. The fraternity's ac-tivities included numerous joint meetings with Sigma Epsilon Sigma, national women's honorary scholastic sorority. The two honor organiza- tions planned a Freshman Mixer to be held during orientation week and other social funn-tions. A talk on modern jazz was given by a loeal disk-jot-key at one of the joint meetings. At other eo-sponsored meetings, panel discussions and speakers stressed the important-e of high seholarship and at-ademie attainment, First row, left to right: T. Sw:111s1111, Ii. Shivls, W. C111111111's, J. Malt-kcscy, T. Thompson, A. Chz1pm:111, J. lf1l1-ll, f NI 1 , XX ll mg, X Beltraui. Second row: P. T1'11111p, T. fl1'Jlf'll, XY. Rklllll, XY. Hvrliig, IC. Ueisz, S. Lcriivr, M. Noliug, R. cllilllSl'll, 111 TQQIINI Keller li. M11iss11111' T. lflggws, P. Sl1:1v1-1', li. XY11iss, N. l,Q1lc1'e-1'. Third row: ID. Ernst, J. l llJG1'llill'Lll, U. Willc, l ll llltllll l1 K ll1 1 D 1 1 J XV. lil'll0g0l', l. S1-l1111-i1l111', A. Yi'l'll, ll. ll:11't111:11111, U. KI11y01', l. G:111Q1'lce-, Bl. Fitmlerikseii. Phi litzi fllglllil 11111111l11-rs lllllll tl pi1'11i1- i11 the spring and i11itiz1ti1111 1'Q1'1'1111111i11s i11 ll11- full illlll i11 tho spring. Next lYOV9ll1lJGl', the li11iv01'sity of lVis1-1111si11's vhap- tel' of Phi lita Sigma will be host to 21 liatiollal 1f1111v011tio11 of the f1'ate1'11ity's 1:l1z1pt01's, Art Chu,p111a111 was selected as 1'hairma11 of the plillllllllg 1'11111111ittoe p1'og1'a111 and will serve as the oi'H1fi11l 1'11p1'ese11tat,ivo of this chzmpticr. Dean Trump, U11ivo1'sity ll0gist1'z11', served advisor to this 111'ga11iz11ti1'111. As ZLII 11Hi1'111' i11 the 11z1tio11al l'I'iLf61'- nity, he 0V0l'S11W O1liti11g of tho 111z1g11zi110 'fl+'111'11111 whi1-h is puhlisluicl for all 1111s111l11'1's. XVis1'011si11 was tho fifth s1:h1111l i11 the 11z1ti011 to oh- tz1i11 an chapter of tl11- l11111111u1'y scl111l11sti1f t'1'11t01'11ity. The 0f'llC'Cl'S for the past, your XVCFCI rTl0Il1 Th11111psO11, prcsidelitg .li111 BIL11-kt-soy, vivo-prcsidclitg L111'1'y Hawkins, set-1'0ta1'yg Art Clltlplllllll, lI'0iLSllI'0l'Q Mark Bichl, his- t111'i1111g and vlflll l'1,l11ll, s011i111' z11lvis111'. Phi Eta Sigma Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta is a national honorary agricultural fra- ternity. The group holds a fall banquet for members and alumni, awards the Harry Steenbach scholarship to a sophomore on the basis of an objective test, recognizes high scholastic achievement of freshmen, and sponsors educational speakers at monthly meetings. Oflicers were William Thiesenhusen, chancellor, Em- mett Stevermier, censor, Richard Ahrens, scribe, Curtis Castleburg, treasurer, Paul Stengle, chronicller. First row, left to right: J. Mitchell, J. Frea, W. Verkuilen, E. Stevermeier, ond row! H. Insulman, T. Brunner, A. Zimmerman, H. Prell, R. Marshall, M. hlitchell, R. Schultz, J. Dopp, P. ley, R. Blackmon, R. Martens, G. Nielson. Beta Gamma Sigma Commerce majors who rank in the upper ten per cent of the School of Commerce compose the honorary fraternity Beta Gamma Sigma. Semester dinner meetings, held at the University Club, include guest speakers and noted professors who inform the fraternity on timely business topics. f'Corporate Directors for this f'fiseal year were George L. Sorenson, president, Herman VV. Hortsch, vice-president, and Miss A. G. Lins, assistant professor of commerce, who served as secretary-treasurer and faculty advisor. 180 First row, left to right: H. Hortsch, Prof. A. G. Lins, R. Lucivansky, J. nitz, Dean Elwell, A. Wvatterson, P. Arnold. Second row: Prof. P. G. Fox, J. Udell, D. Parlow, F. Cassidy, J. Mackesey, 0. Hietpas, J. Dunigan, T. Sehommer, R. Schmidt, R.. Habush. S. Foster, VV. Welke, D. Finnane. G. Sledge, R. Ahrens, AW. Thiesen- husen, C. Castleburg, P. Stangel. Sec- Grundemann, J. O'Conner, G. Longe- necker, J. Kankam, E. Juel, G. Craw- Leveque, G. Sorenson, Dean Gaum- Chi Epsilon .X Ililillllllill Il0Il01'2ll'y vivil l'llgJQIlll'Ol'lllgJQ l'I'2lfl'I'llIij', Phi lipsiloii was 1-oiiiposed of j1111io1's Iiziviiigg il 33.25 111i11i11111111 grziilv point, :md sviiiors Iiziviiig :xt lm-:ist ll 33.0. Iligliliglitiiig the your was thv Ili-mic-111lw1' iiiitizltimi at whim-I1 thc 11z1tio11z1I pivsiclf-111 ol' thc- .'XI1lOI'Il'i1l1 Fciciivly of Civil liiiggiiii-1-1's spoke- 111111 was lllilflll illl I1o11111'111'y 111c1111lw1'. OHM-4-1's 1w1'c- II11z111e IIi11z, IDITISIIIOIIII I,j'lllI GQII11113 YIVO-pI'l'SIfl0lIlQ Roy I.m'vjoy, svr'1'c-tz11'yg IJOII I'a11Iso11, t1'0:1s111'z-1'. Era Kappa Nu I'It.z1 Iizippu N11 is an h01101'z11'y vl0c't1'icz1I 4-11gi11Q01'i11g I'1'utv1'11ity. This YUZIVIS spevial p1'oj0c't was tho l'lJIlSil'llf'fI0ll of 21 mi11iz1t111'0 of the IiIec't1'i1-al I'IIlQQIIll'0l'Illg h11iIcIi11g. The modvl is to ho displayed in tho lobby of thv IC.Ii. huildiiig. The group spoiisored thc- illlllllill Uiitstaiidiiig Soph- o111o1'c .xIYQlI'Cl, and ziwzircls vuvli sz-1111-stvl' for tho heist plcwlgv c-ssuy, whif.-I1 Worr- PITSOIITUII :it tho sv111iz1111111z1I 2lWi1l'flS Imiiqiivt. Tho ofIic'v1's for this your wow: Iiviiiivth Sc-hafiff-1', p1'0sicI011tg Wziylio Stiede-, 1'ic'c1-p1'osi1Iv11tg IVilIiam Falk, t1'c-as111'v1'g Jr-1'111o11d Ellofsoii, l'0C'0I'lIIllg sz-c-reta1'yg Javk cII1Ill, f'0I'I'0Sp0IlLlIIlg se01'Pta1'y. First row, left to right! I'1'oI'. W. S. ffottiiigliziiu, IiflVIS0l'I Ii. limi- srm, I.. Clvllizir, IJ. Hiiicl, Ii. Iiovojoy, IJ. I':111Is011, Mix I.. Howsmi, llmiui- iuoixihc-1'. Second row: Ii, I,l'I'liII1S, I.. Buhlitz, C. Tliomzis, .I. C'l11'istc-11s011, R. XYilmlw11s, J, Sr'l14f1'z. Third Row: J. IIIIITUII, Ii. Ixlilllll. W. Howzird, C. fIlI2ll'Il'SUIl, II. Iflllisou, IJ. 'lI01'IHl'j'. First row, left to right: IC. lI:111sv11, J. Iiviiiwtt, W. Stivilv, K, Sl'llIlI'liK'l', J. Nliirpliy, .I. JXIISIOTIIKI, ll. Zim111c-1'- mam. Second row: T. II:111sn11. .I. I.:111tx, Ii. I.:-xvzillrluwslii, CY NIK'fIlllI'l', J. 'l'1'i,qgs, Ii. Snrvf, ll. Yviixlur. l'. Sllvlllllilll, Third row: .I. C'l1:111tiI1-s. Ii. Siivlflrnw. l'. liiillllfbll, S. PM-li, if .Iul111sn11. Cf NIt1lll'QI', J. lloiiulmu, J. IIIll'gl'l7Vt', IV. Fulk. Fourth IOWZ Ii. Iili-lu-s:14Ivl, If. IYi1'sL'11, Ci. Nlf'cI0l'Illlt'li, IC. Kmzlmwslii, II. P1'vOo111't, .I. Imm- Ill1'l', 'l'. lflrlwzinls, IJ. Nivlwl, IP. S1111- zig, IQ. lIlll'Ilf'Ill2lIll1, A. ilosliriw, .I. lic-4-11:111. Fifth row: J. Iiiitxlnivli, J. .fllln-rt, il. IIsi, Ii. Jaivolis, 'I'. S1:1l'l'u1'4l, IJ. lllSl'Il, .I. Skoli1'o11ic'k, Ii. .I:1r'ulisu11, l l'Ill11i'so11, II. II:1111lct, IJ. Klux-lww, I., W:1g511c-1, if C'l11'isl011sv11, II. Iilinggi-, 181 Omicron Nu Wiseonsinls Eta chapter of Omieron Nu, Honorary Home Economies Sorority promoted leadership and re- search in the field of home economies. They eleeted seniors and second-semester juniors to membership, and recognized lower elassmen having high aeadeniie reeords in the sehool of home economies. lVorking with other home ee elubs, the girls of Omi- eron Nu sponsored the ehoeolate hour in the fall and the home ee high sehool day in the spring. Officers this year were: liiarilyn Johnson, president, Hose Rehholz, Viee- presidentg Karol Reinboth, secretary, Janet Stoltenherg, treasurer, Pat Gough, editor, and Joann .lfrailing and lilaine Bassett, home ee student eouneil representatives. Pi Lambda Theta Pi Lambda Theta is a national honorary and pro- fessional assoeiation for women in education. In addition to their monthly professional meetings, the organization held several soeial funetions Y a dinner and joint meeting with Phi Delta Kappa, graduate nien's education fra- ternity, a luneheon at the Viiiseonsin lfdueation Associa- tion eonvention, and several teas. This year Alpha Beta ehapter partieipatied in awarding three national scholar- ships and a loeal seholarship to a woman in edueation. The officers for this year were: Hada lillinger, president, Rlrs. Elizabeth ljstvan, Viee-president 5 llrs. Jean Russert, reeording secretary, Mrs. liluniee NVarwiek, eorresponding secretary, Airs. Charlotte Helsted, treasurer. 182 First row, left to right: M. Cowles, Mrs. I. lilortimer. Second row: J. Reid, M. Clauer, L. Mattison, M. Troller, L. Miller, J. YValters, J. Waldman, J. Knight, V. Kroener. Third row: M. Johnson, P. Gough, J. Frailing, E. Bassett, K. Reinlooth, J. Krohn. ll. lteliholz. First row, left to right: J. Stoltel, M. Wilkins, R. Smith, L. Pierstorh , L. Johnson, E. ltlstvan, J. Russert, C. Christiansen, lil. lloklcen, L. Cooper M. Bradford, C. Helstad, A. Shipman, IC. Warwiek, G. Lund. Second row: V. Cross, KL Slcaar, J. Pizer, E. Simon- SOI1, S. Bell, J. Kohl, J. Kehl, M. Baueh, J. Futterman, K. Coleman, S. Wege- ner, L. Vivisehinann, C. Bitzer, C. Zepherin, R. Anderson. Third row: hi. Addington, J. Barland, S. Jame- son, J. Nelson, M. Fink, E, Borian, IJ. Kern, P. Lewis, J. liahler, Y. Sporakowski, S. Shakhashiri, K. Rain- sey, C. Petersen, lil. Anderson. Fourth row: M. Hoff, H. Godfrey, S. Hansen, II. NIeManus, M. Clauer, J. Frailing, M. Browne, M. Dunlap, M. Board- man, H. NY:irden, P. Ford, N. Ander- son, Rl. Margrave. First row, left to right: R. lluehow, li. Freiwnld, J. Kleflullougli, T. Blu- inenstoek. J. Price, F. Shelton. Sec- ond row: M. Krall, ll. Durant, T. Quulle, li. lferdon, H. XlCTfl12lIlllllK'l', C. Seaton, M. Weiss, G. llnmmond Third row: li. hTilI'l'llS, ll. SOTIOIIITJIIFQ, ll. Kluvel, XV. llnlll, ll. R0lI'l19lQdl7l'T0I', l'. Henderson. XY. Fowler, F. Wvensing. pl Tau Sigma l'i Tau Sigma is at 1neel1z1niez1.l engineering honorary 1'rz1ternity. Awards such as the lf. M. Young award for the out- standing ineniber, are presented by the group at senii- lllllllllll award banquets. The Alumni Newsletter, an interesting and informa- tive paper is another of the group's projeet. Oilieers were: James li. Mt-Collough, president Theodore Blumenstoek, lst Vive-presidentg Nils Larson, ind Yiee-president, Edward lfriewald, rec-ording secre- tary, Jznnes Prim-e, treasurerg und Al NYeignnd, corre- sponding secretary. First row, left to right: J. Fink, J. Holines, R. Chesuer, S. Wvoll, R. Hiek- ninn, R. Wibhens, ,, .,,,. . Sec- ond row: T. Qunlle, ..,,.. , R. Alllllllll, K. lilnndermnn, H. Spiegel- lnerg, R.. Jnnz, J. lfllstrnn, C. Austin, ,, ,.,, . Third row: R. Iizullne, ll. Torniey, M. Weiss, . , , li. Suelllow, ., T. Stnlil'or1l, , IJ. Tneke. Fourth row: ' Y 1' ' ' 7 li. Jrleolmsen, J. Chin, R. Clope, W. liynn, Cf Sonkup. Fifth row: li. Jos- lin, J. Kola-ske, , .. , IJ. llnss, J. lirenrlen, T. lCdw:1rds, J. C'ln'isten- son. J. C'iri:u-las, U. SI'll2lI'jJlA. Tau Beta pl The year got started with the National Convention which was eo-hosted by the lYisc.'onsin and 3T2Ll'C1Ll0ll0 ehapters. The group sponsored ai slide rule sehool for the benefit, of befuddled freshmen and presented the Slide Rule Award to the engineering freshnmn with the highest grades. ln these ways Tau Beta Pi honored and eneouraged engineering students at the l'nix'ersity, and l'Jl'021tl0ll0ll the seope of the depztrtnient. Oflic-ers were: Steve NYoll, president, Russ Wibhens, vice-president, John Holmes, eorresponding seeretsiryg Robert Hukinan, recording secretary, and Hannon Ches- ner, eataloger. 183 Dean of Students 184 FACULTY Leroy E. Luberg returned to the University this year to become Dean of Students. However, he still retained many of his duties from his former position as Assistant to the President. I.uherg berfzmie Assistant to the President in 1946. Last year, Klr. liiibergg served as Governor Thomp- sonls exec-utive secretary from January until September. This year, Dean Luberg served on eighteen Univer- sity l'0I1lII1ltl,60S and was chairrnan of nine of these. One of his c-hairinanships was of the inain Student Life and Interest Committee, at student-fzufulty group reg- ulating extra-c'urricular activities. Mr. Iiuberg also served as advisor to the lVisc-onsin Pre-Views and was responsible for much of the lfniver- sity's publir' relations. 1 1 Dean of Men Sinn' his appoi11t111o11t as Dean of A1011 111 1951 'l'heoclo1'0 Zill111a11 has 110011 I'011K'6I'11Gd with thc 1'og11lat,io11 of all 11011-at-ade111i1' activities of 111011 studvnts at the lvnivorsity of Wvisvoiisin. ,1'll'0111 1951 1111'0l1g11 1957, he served as c'hai1'n1a11 of the Student liife and I11t1e1'est Co111111itteo xvhic-h regulates all aspoc-ts of 0X11'Ll-Cl1l'l'1C'1l121I' activity 011 1-ainpus. Zillman is now 0ha11'111an of Menls Hall 1 a1f11lty CiOIIlI11111PO 111111111 serves i11 an advisory vapacity to thc l11l'Cl'101' of the l'niv01's1ty 1'0side11c-e halls. 110 is also t'11iL11'I'11?l11 of the Ovtopus Board of Control. Zllllllilll 4111110 to tho l'111ve1's1t,y after lV01'1l1 War ll as a rfounseloi' to 1'l'tl1l'l1111g V010I'2l1lS. Before joining the lfniversily of VV1SC0llS11l 2111111111- istration, 110 p1'ac-tivod law. Dean of Women Soft, spoken, an 111lv1'c'st01l list011c1', 31111 a 1iI'101lK.1 to all young people . . . X1a1't1l1a llotvrson, Dean of XVOIIIOII. This ycear, one of Miss l'0te1'so11's 11111111 ol1jvr'tiv11s was holping plan a flexible 1vo111011,s housing p1'0gI'iLIIl that would nioet, the iioefls of all. A I11C1I1l3Ql' of the Uni- versity Housing Ci7I1111111100, sho is the f'112L11'I11iLll of the 1 lVOI1lC11,S Housing Co1111111t1100. Miss l'otorso11 served as the advisor to C1111-11110 and ox-officio advisor to Mortai' Board. Sho also worked with the 11011SQl11011119I',S group in a p1'og1'a111 of social service. Despite all those duties, the 11121111 part of her' day is spent. talking to and advising students. Bliss 1'et0rs011, who 11as hor Inastors 111 niatheniativs, is now working on hor l'h.D. 111 educational psychology and guidaiioe. 26 ,fp- W ...- Hi FH! ,1 1 a is it Hmm 1...-an so ll '--md' Little Baldwin White Peterson Coordinating teaching, staffing, and the planning of the curriculinn were the main jobs of Mr. Ira Baldwin, rice-president of academic affairs. Prior to his present position, Mr. Baldwin was dean of the graduate school and director and dean of the College of Agriculture. As vice-president of business and finance, Nlr. A. VV. Peterson handled housing, purchasing, and accounting for the University. He was also responsible for the hiring of non-academic personnel. Mr. Peterson has served as Trust Officer in charge of handling the l'niversityfs endowment, funds. Kenneth Little assumed a new position this year as Director of Institutional Study and Professor of Educa- tion. ln this capacity, he was in charge of all research studies relating to Students and lfniversity programs. Little formerly was vice-president of Student Affairs. Secretary of faculty, Mr. Alden White, was respon- sible for scheduling and coordinating faculty meetings and legislation. His office also published the campus time tables, bulletins, catalogues, and final exam schedules and maintained the information desk in Bascom Hall. Mr. White helped in the planning of commencement. All records of achievement at the University, tran- scripts and enrollments arc compiled in the office of Paul L. Trump, registrar. Mr. Trump was also respon- sible for collecting students' six weeks' grades and sending them to advisors. Another of his jobs was streamlining pre-registration for students. ,Y i .. A, W . f .- Trump 51 , -sag-'ee iffigggg. Xiang KEY: w 187 Deans Conrad A. Elvehjem completed his last year as Dean of the Graduate School. He will succeed E. B. Fred as president of the University July 1. Rudolf K. Froker again served the University as Dean of the College of Agriculture. Erwin Gaumnitz completed his third year as Dean of the School of Commerce. Five years as Dean of the Engineering School were finished by Kurt F. Wendt this year. Dean Mark Ingraham headed the College of Letters and Science. The School of Education was again directed by Dean Lindley J. Stiles. George H. Young completed his first year as Dean of the Law School. Dean John Bowers finished his third year as head of the School of Medicine. The School of Pharmacy was under the direction of Dean Arthur H. Uhl. Miss Margery MacLachlin supervised the School of Nursing this year. Colonel Chester F. Allen headed the army's program at the University. Captain Paul Freiburger directed the air force de- partment here this year. Captain R. Rutherford was in charge of the Uni- versity's naval department. Graduate . Mr. Elvehjem Law . Mr. Young Pharmacy . Mr. Uhl Medical . Dr. Bower Nursing . Miss MacLach1in l - 188 Engineering . Mr. Wendt L 8: S . BII'.II1gI'21h21IIl Education . Mr-.Stiles Commerce . lxII'.Ci21lll'l1I1itZ NaVY - Capt- RUth0Tf01'd Air Force . CoI.Freibl1rge1' Army - C01-A111-EH 1 W Special Services Activities . ElmerMeyer 190 at Student . IJr.Cr0sely Ray Hilsenhoff, as student linancial advisor, had the combined monetary headaches of over 300 student or- ganizations. His job was seeing that these organizations were financially sound. Elmer Meyer, activities director, served as an ad- visor to VVSA, ISA, senior council and for New Student VVeek and Parents' Wfeekend. All social events on campus were registered in his office. Keeping the many programs in the Union running smoothly was the momentous job of Porter Butts, director of the Wisconsin Memorial Union. This job entailed handling many important state and national conventions and conferences well as student programs. Miss Marion Tormey served the student body as director of the lfniversity Bureau of Employment. Bliss Tormey, keeping in touch with Madison employers, helped students obtain jobs while going to school. Professor Robert Taylor directed all phases of the University's public relations as head of the University of Vllisconsin News Service. More than two-thirds of the students on campus were served by the Department of Student Health this year. The student clinic was directed by Dr. A. P. Crosley. Helping students adjust to college life was the job of Mr. L. E. Drake, director of the Student Counseling Center. Aiding students in developing better study habits and choosing a major were the main tasks. Newell Smith, as director of Residence Halls, handled student housing and food service. Student Employment . Marion Tormey f' Financial Advisor . RnyHi1sc-nihoft' Residence Halls . Newo11Smith Student Counseling . Ll-3NViS1D1':llil' News Service . Robert Taylor . University of Wisconsin Foundation The University of Wisconsin Foundation - Wvis- consin Center Building was unveiled on April 11, 1958 at a dedication service. The Service began at 9:30 a.m. with an invocation by the Rt. Rev. lNIsgr. Edward M. Kinney. Mr. Frank Birch then introduced the speakers - Howard I. Potter, VVilbur N. Renk, and Dr. E. B. Fred. The formal ceremony was closed with a benediction by the Rev. John R. Collins. At 10:00 a.m. Dr. E. B. Fred opened the morning session of the first Wisconsin Center Forum by intro- ducing Dean Mark Ingraham, who served as moderator for the two addresses- Chemistry and World Energy Needs, Prof. Farrington Daniels and Engineering the F uture, Prof. VV. Robert Marshall. The second portion of the morning section was moderated by Dean John Z. Bowers and included a talk by Prof. Van R. Potter on New Horizons in Cancer Research and 'fServing Agri- culture Through Educationn by Prof. Henry L. Ahlgren. At the noon luncheon in great hall, Memorial Union, Dr. J. Martin Klotsche introduced Prof. Michael Petro- vich who spoke on 'fVVar and Peace - 1958 . Dr. Ira L. Baldwin started the afternoon forum at 2:30 by introducing Prof. Helen VVhite, moderator for - HA New Golden Age for Social Studies at IVisconsin, Prof. Merle Curti and Business And The University i A Two IVay Street, Prof. VV. Donald Knight. Section two of the afternoon forum was composed of two addresses g Satelites and Meteorology, Prof. Verner E. Sumni and Law and Society,'l Prof. VVillard Hurst. The session was moderated by Mr. Henry J. Duwe. Dinner was held in great hall, Memorial Union at 192 7:30. Toastmaster Frank V. Birch called on the Hon. Vernon W. Thomson, Dr. Conrad A. Elvehjem, Herbert V. Kohler - the three men talked briefly and Earl Dallam Johnson, main speaker concluded the days ac- tivities. This beautiful and functional building was made possible by generous contributions of thousands of alumni and friends - of businesses, corporations, charitable and and public spirited groups and by the long hours of work by the University of Wisconsin Foundation-Ofiicers: Howard I. Potter, Frank V. Birch, Irwin lVIaier, Joseph A. Cutler, William J. Hagenah, George B. Luhman, Hon. Oscar Rennebohm, Ray M. Stroud, Harlan C. Nicholls, Robert B. Rennebohm and Basil Peterson. Directors: Stanely C. Allyn, Frank V. Birch, Harry A. Bullis, H. T. Burrow, Joseph A. Cutler, VVilliam J. Grede, Howard T. Greene, William J. Hagenah, Abner A. Hcald, Earl D. Johnson, Herbert F. Johnson, Herbert V. Kohler, George B. Luhman, Irwin Maier, George NV. Mead, VVallace Meyer, Lewis E. Phillips, Howard I. Potter, Hon. Oscar Rennebohm, Carl E. Steiger, Ray M. Stroud, Robert A. Uihlein, Clayton F. Van Pelt, Rudoloph C. Zimmerman and Dr. John Kennan and John Berge --- EX Officio Directors. The Wisconsin Center will stand as a monument to the dreams, untiring efforts, and generosity of many and as a challenge to future generations of Wisconsin Citizens. Knowledge gathered here will be carried into the economy of the state where it will be a stimulant and a guiding force in making Wisconsin a better state to learn in e a better state to do business in ---- a better state to live in. I Alumni An artists sketeh of the new tilllllllll headquarters Lo be loeated in t-he Washburn Ubservatory. Nearly a eentury of serviee to the lvniversity and to her alumni lies behind the Wiseonsin Alumni Assoeia- tion, founded in 1861 by a handful of graduates to promote, by organized effort, the best interests of the lfniversity of VViseonsin.l' Through the years, Various l'niVersity presidents haye repeatedly deseribed the organization as the strong right arm of the l'niyersity.7' llere's why: The Assoeiation maintains alunini interest in Alina Mater through a Varied info1'n1ation program based on the idea: Informed support is the strongest supportf' it furthers the general publie's respeet for and appreeiation of the lvniyersityg it eooperates with the University of vlvlSC'tJI1Slll Foundation in raising funds for the lvniyersityi it seeks legislative support for lvniyersity programs: it eneourages top-flight high sehool students to attend Wviseonsing it helps arouse apprer-iation of the Univer- .Xt a alunini elub eampus session, WAA Presimlent John Keenan fliseussed elub aetivities with representative Frank lirobst tleftl. sity heritage by students on eanipusg it supervises the alunini reeords offiee. The Assoc-iation's inc-onie stenis largely l'l'0lH niein- bership duesg other sourees inelude gifts and advertising. The Assoeiation is governed through a board of direetors and a staff headed by lfxeeutive Director John Berge. This teanurork is essential in realizing the Assoeiationls niain goal: interpretation of the lvniyersityls aims, aehieyeinents and needs so as to insure her future progress. The Aluuuii Assoc-iation published the XYise0nsin Alumnus, AlllIl1I1l1S lfootball Bulletin and the Alumni Club Bulletin. +311 , fm ,L - sm tl 1, . If wsu f f 4 194 guilt gf 1'-QE? iw Wisconsin Pre-Views Thv pllrpusv ul' Wiswmsiii l'ro-Vivws is to lIlll'Ulllll'll thi- l'i1ix'M'silyul'XYis4-misiil illllljLllS1'llUl7lSf'lIl1ll'Sllll'HllQQll- nut lhv slailv :mil lhv 1'HlllIll'V. 'llhv zulvxiiilzlggw mul HpIJHI'llllllll0S lu lw hriiml lltll'P ami strc-sswl hy tm-:uns VUIISISTIIIQIQ ul two lIli'll :mil Iwo WUIIIUII Slllll4'lllS :mil za Illl'IIllll'I'Ulillll'liil1'llllf'. 'llll1'Sl' l1'2lIllS I I':lX'lll in high svllrmls. l'lll'1lllI'ilglQlIIg top-mmtvli pvoplv to mum- tu tlw l IllX'l'I'Sllj'. l'1'v-X lvws xww hvlml lll ihv Nlzulisrm high svlmnls :is welll :ls llllwllgllllblll tho Sl2ll1'. in :ui zitlvlnpl in mmm- IIll1llll'2lli' Il1v Wiswn1si11 lflv:1 lu thx- sluflviils :xml lu 1'4bIlYllll'0 gggnml Sll1lll'lllS Ihzll thai lvlllYl'I'Sllj' Vllll lllililll' lhvm :1 gJQl't'2ll elm-lil. l,lll'lllgJQ fllll'lSlIIl2lS nivzilinm, llll'Il1lM'I'S hvhl l'i'v-Yiows in tlwir own lmim-sus l':11':1wz1y :is Xi-w York :mil Uiwgfmii. . . . . . 'li' '--' il' 1 -1' ' 7-l, i'- 'l'x---I Im1m,m,mtmg:l WWII, U, pl.t,wH,1m, m,SlHm,H' llllr 51.11, thi Nh me mln In ul I ll X im uf uc is .igdin svli-1-tml lmm illllllllg 0lllSl2llHllllgJQ stumlviits on VUIIIPIIS. l'l'v-Yivw Illl'Il1lJOI'S lu-lpc-il sv! up pi'ugl'z1Ins fm' Sill- ilviltsf-urlliilgtrw thai l'iuiwrsi1y fm'Iu111'11z11m-nlsul' vurioiis lilIlilS. This yi-ur, thv 4'l'llll'Zll plziimiiiggg 1-olxlimlittvv uflii'v1's Wi'l'K'I .Io Klum-1'svl14-l :mil liziy l'zu1l, V0-t'll21ll'llN'llI fliimvy lJl'll l,0HYllll. Xauivy lluupm-V, fiI'4'Q lil'1'llIlilll, ljillll lQ1nX'tlIlm'li. .ltbllll 5c'lll'4'il10l'. l5l1I'l Svull. 5 1- , l Pre-Views Central Committee. Left to right! Yllylilllil lJl'Il lbvmvmx, l':l11l liHYl'IllJ4'li, .ln Klux-1's1-lu-l. lin ' l':111l. firm l3I't'llIl:lIl. .Iul Il St'llI'i'l- 5 it ner, Nziuf-5' lloope-1', liiirtmm C1-0 195 CLUBS The 4-H Blue Shivlcl Club suv-cl as il wro1'cli11zLtil1g bocly for 4-H inmnbvrs at thv l'nix'orsity ol' W'ist'cn1si11, allowing thvni to 4-ontinuc thvir 1-lub wurk whilr- attvnfl- ing vollvgv. Again this ymilg liwiiilmc-iw spmismvcl vuinping trips in thc fall and in thc- spring :it l'phzun Wbmls at W'is- milsili Dolls. , .PX Sllllfl-Oil. Day was holtl in l vbru:u'y by tho group 4..H fur thv International l'l2ll'I1l Youth lixc-liznlgv. lfour-H Blue Shir-ld spm1sm'c-cl thc' Rural Arts Show whim-h was held at tho l'nirm during thx- first wvok in l vln'l1zn'y. This show gzivv rurzil rosiclvnts of VVlSl'0llSll1 at 1'll2i.llf'9 to exhibit their c-rafts :incl zirts. The show was run in c'onjunc'tion with lfairni and llmnc- Wuvk. On Yalentinrfs Day, tho 0l'QQ2llllZ2lll0ll hc-lcl at box som-itil with thv 1-0-Pd lI10IlllJl'!'S prvpzuingzg thv pavkecl lunr-hes whivh wvrv bid on by tho fvllows. Businvss altcwiiatvfl with plousurv alt the l'llllJlS monthly nioetings sinf-v at square clzinw was hold at mu-li meeting. Offivers for thv past year wcirv: lmv Swan, prosidentg Larry Bussv, vit-9-p1'c-sicivilti Jvrry Czirvy, c'or1'0sponrli11g s0c'1'eta1'y3 Jeancttv l'lPIlSli0, I'0t'Ul'lllllg svn-i'0tz11'yg Gale Gorflan, f1'9HSl1l'P1'. Y l First row, left to right: F. Nlzigiiiissmi, C'..lf1wu1-1, .X. lianngs, J. lgxmlnivivr, S. l'ilH'llIl1tlIl, J. ling, A. llvzith. ll. lirninvr, NI. Nvlsun, CY lfinlvy, CY Wull. Second row: Ii. Xlzirtin, C. lirusv, Xl. Wuc-st, J. livrg. W. Wigggglvswmtli, ii. fl2ll'0f', I.. Swzln, .I. l'l0llSlit', Nl. liUIllIllt'I'. N. Nit-lst-11, S. Sr-hubs-rt, J. llI1I'fUIl. Third row: IJ. lingrviw. J, litllllllilllll. lf. lmpp, J. Wvlbur, J. Klzulnus, Nl. liulwr. li. i'fm114-n..I. SlUlll'Ill!t'I',Q. li. llznsvli, ti. lirlwzxrtls, li. Stokstaul, X. Burgy, li. Swan. Fourth row: J. C':1l1lwvll, lf. Umnig, l.. Alirviis. l.. l'r:1tt, J. liI'2lt'IllC'l', .I, fltitlll, Y, ll2ltfI'ft'I'lt'li, R. lilX'HIl. IJ. llll4'I'I11llt'llll'. Fifth row: J. Pauls. tl. llill, W. l'r:1tt, IJ. limit-ss, li, Slll'I'ltli1ll, IJ.Alirv11s,J.tliiinlvlsrm. Sixth row: J. Uostvrw'vlq, .I. Fzxlwr, l'. W1-im-r, W. Slimmlcw, ff Blvillvix V. lllllt'llt'IlS, J. l'1mrnink, W. Klontliiv, ll. ClllI'II1l'tllY. Seventh row: ll. Nlumullu, l'. llfirt, li. Nic-clllllrlt, ll. Riclmrnls, C. Wzfbste-r, l . .hIl1lt'I'StHl, U. lllllillll. V 196 College of Agriculture The Agricultural Student Council coordinated the functions and activities of the organizations on the agri- culture campus. The group worked with the Home Economics Council in sponsoring joint activities. The membership of the council is composed of the president A ' I I S d and an elected representative from each of the sixteen agriculture and home ec clubs, the two agriculture fra- . ternities, and the agriculture cooperative. The council helped the University in acclirnating freshmen to the campus and assigned selling rights to various campus organizations: many groups vend food to large organizations that meet on campus, and space must be assigned. The group also manages elections on the agriculture campus. Special activities sponsored hy the council were Mid- Wlinter Ball, Agriculture and Home Economics Student- Faculty Banquet sponsored jointly with Home Economics Council, and Harvest Hop. Harvest Hop was a new dance this year. Its double purpose was to acquaint agriculture and home economies student and to acquaint the freshmen with the agriculture campus activities. This year's officers were: Williani Thiesenhusen, president g Paul Hartwig, vice-president, John Eckstein, secretary, Michael Carmody, treasurer, Joh11 Hooper and John Mitchell, representatives to Agriculture-Home Economics Joint Council. A- i 2 9 is 1 g Q First row, left to right: J. Mitchell, Dr. R. Clodius, P. Hartwig, M. Carinody, B. Tliicscnlniscr, .I. Idckstcin, J. Hooper. Second row: C- Zentllcrf J- VV2l3'II'1ill0I', UQ Yvirtll, Cl. Nielson, l'. Sl,i'Ilg2ll,.xV. Iiiclmharrlt, H. Prcll, L. Swan, ll. Gordon, G. Carey, F. Ucmig, R. Erick- son. Third row: O. James, Q. Yhllinr, S. Marcus, H. Ii0ZIHI21l'Pli, li. Anncar, ll. Joncs, VY. Slottcr, fl.C:I'2lWl1'j', R.Ahr1-ns, H. Insulman. 197 if fl. by' 2 sr Future Farmers The l'niyersity of Wisvonsin's 1-hapter ot' the l'll1llll'l' farniers of Anierim-a provides 2lgl'lt'l1lll1I'i' tear-lic-rs with training and experience in l'l',X work whieh will hens-lit thein in the teavhing field and develop etfit-ient, vonsvien- ions leaders for young nien's organizations. The group f'OlI1llll'l0il tonrs of the l'niyersity for high school students who partivipated in the annual State l l .X Judging Von- est. Utlivers were: Gerald Nielsen, president: Ronald Xlartins. Vive-pl'esiclei1t: llndolph l'Irim-kson, Sl'l'l'i'lill'j'I Roger Park, ll'02lSlll'UI'. .l. lilallnilc, ff lionsavli. Third royv tl ilovl, li Xlr-lil nyie R Q'lllf'l '1g.Q ll l'11ll ll ll itcixxoith l llotln ,f'f Xl. Slott 4rI1. NY. Snsina. Babcock Dairy Science lfnrthering interest and knowledge of the dairy in- dustry is the goal of Babcock Dairy Sm-ic-nc-e Clnh. This year, monthly meeting programs ranged from a Visit by Alive in Dairyland to speakers who are experts in the dairy industry. Other an-tiyities invluded selling refresh- Ill0lllS at the annual Dairy Bl2lllllfllf'fllI'Ol'S c,l0lll'91'0lN'C'. Profits from these sales paid expenses ot' the Dairy l,l'0tllli'lS Judging rll0ilIll. Utlic-ers were: Floyd Harris, president: Robert C'hristianson, vim-e-pwsimleiitl .lohn liiredenhet-k, sevretary. First row, left to right: Professor Wal- lenfeldt, XY. Huber, li. Cllristenson, l . Harris, Dr. Prive, J. BreclenlJe1'k, fl. Weiner, I . Pavels-v. Second IOW! P. liagen, li. 'l'org:erson, H. Sansen, A. Sr-lnietz, L. Rudolph, lf. 'forger- 1 ' ' ' son, l. Weiner, D. Penske, li.. Mar- qnartlt, R. Klosvr, R. Xlr-Cartlxy. 198 First row, left to right: l,.v-lil'1lllIl, .I. C'rowl4-V, li Neliringg. fi. Nielsen. H. Klart:-ns, R. lirif-lqson. Dr. Sli-rlggv, Dr. Iijoraket-. Second row: W, Thies- rc' Topvl, W l ratt, li. Steiner, li. Ilornn-s. N riener. l,. Dalnni, J. ll1lUIJt'I',XY, lion-nv. First row, left to right: 15. 'l'1fl1I1-1', 1j1'4l1,. .1. 111'Ill'1i1'Il .1. 1i1I1ll'. 11. .X11i111s. 1 . , . 1 NI. N1:1111i, 11111. 11. 1.1111g01101'1101', .X. 111'11'1l. lf. S:11111111'11. Second row: 11. 150011, 11. N1l111',11. 15111-1-11111-1', 11, 1'11lgI1'1- 11Z11'411.11.1,1ll'11'1','11.xYI'1Q1Q1l1.f1.111'11l1il'7 ll. 1.1111gg01101-111-V, J. S1'1lIl1'1.,E1'1l. P Landscape Council Ring 1110 11Zi1l11S1'2l1JO 11111111-11 limg. il 111'1110ss11111111 011111 1111 P 1-11111p11s. p1'111111110s 111101'0s1 111 1110 110111 111 121ll11S1'2llJlllQQ. y T110 011111 was 1.0I'1110l1 111 1110 c11J11l'U'f' 111. .'X0'I'11'1l11lll'0 . . . . . . .5 1' . 1'110 1'1111111'x' 1111111 p1'11111111011 lIl1l'l'0N1 111111 1Jl'OVl111'11 111111'01'01', 11s 1110111111-1's111p IS 11111 1111111011 0x1-111s11'01V 111 . .' . . . . . , . , . ' 111'111-110111 0XIJOI'll'll1'1' 111 1110 110111 111 IJUll111'j' 1'111s111g1 111 1111 Ag H11lC10IlTS. .xllyilllfx 1111011-s1011 111 1il1l11S1'21D1llg 111111' . . . . ,. . . . . . . . . ' 1 1111'01's11v 111 11151-1111s111. 311111, s11100 1111111 11 S1101111 111111 p1'1110ss11111111 111111111111 p1'0x'1111s. '. , . . . . . , , . , . . . 110211111112 1110 1'1l111 s S111-1111 110111'1110s w01'011 111g C 111'1s1- M111111115' 1111-01111gs w01'0 110111 11'211ll1'lllg3Q s11111-s, 11111v10s. , . . . . . K ,, . ' 111215 1111'1V, il sp1'111g pl1'lll1' 110111 111 A12lV, 21ll11 ll 01111-11011 111111 1111051 SIM-'L11i01'S. 1110 sp011k01's 111 1110 past VU211' w01'0 ' . . ' ' . , ' 111111011110 sp1111s111'01,1 111 111111111' 111 1111-1111101's 111 10l111I'j' 1 gP11P1'ii11j' 1.211'1l11j' 1111-1111101's 11111 1111 1'111'11111s 111-1-11si1111s p1-11- ' 11-ssi1111111 1111111s1-111111111 111011 11'01'0 11111101 1 T I 1 0111ss0s. 11 01' lll'l'. . . . , , . . 11lg2Q1l1lQQ1l1lllg2Q 1110 111-111k1g11'111g 1V00k01111 11'11Q11 1l1l'1i0j 111119 011111 sp1111s111'011 s0v01'111 1111111155 1Il1'1l1I11llgL 21 11111 . . L '. . . '. A . .old D p11-1110 111 Hoyt 1 111'k 111111 21 11'1p 111 111211151011 111 11111 springr. U1'1'1001's 11'01'0: 15111 Atkins. pl'1'S1111'1l1'f x12lI'1i 31111110 V100-p1'0s1110111: .101111 1i11111', S01'1'f'1i1l'j'-11'i'llSlll'01'. 1111-k111g 1100. O11101' f'1111J 111-11v1110s 1111111111011 il sprmg 11 trip 111111 w11x'ki11g 1111 111sp111ys 1111' 1110 1'111I'Il1 111111 H111111 110011 1'1x1111111. 01111-01's 111' 1110 11110011 1111-1111101' 111'g11111z11111111 w01'0 J11s0p11 1101-11, p1'0s11101115 11,1111 S0111111111111, V11-0-p1'0si110111 Iiixll .'xI'01lS11ll, N01'l'1'12l1'j'I 111111 110111111 C'111'0y, 11'011s111'01'. First IOW, left to right! 111. ,XlIll1'2lI'. NY. S1'111l'1ll2lIl, 11. 110111, K. .X1'111-s1111, U. .XQLllS11l114l. Second YOWZ fl c'Iil'1'j', 1'1'111'0ss111' SllIll11', 11. HIS1111, J. Bl'l'1i, 11. 11111'1111g, 11. 11I'1ll211'. , ..,. Bp ff' QVEVX1 .2 RR5.3 3TY51!F 1 1' SLLLlCll0lLll1lSII'l0lIlclllllJlS2ll0I'21l llI'2LIlC'll of an national . . livestock 0I'QQ2LlllZiLTl0Il. Coniposvd of stndvnis niajoring in arninial l1l1SlJ2lIlill'Y und dairy lnishznlflry, the vlnlu has outstanding nic-n in lmoth of thvsv fiolds of livvsfovk spvnli nt their nievtings. Thvir zivtivitivs this your invludvd ai bus trip to tho Intvrnufioiiul I.iv0sto4-li Show in Cliivzlgrm, full and spring picnic-s, and I.ittl0 Ilitwmltioilzll l.iv0stoc-k Show whivli was similar to the Fliirugo vxposition. The group liilzlm-ml tho I'l1ix'01'sity of Wise-onsin l'op1'eseixtz1tix'vs ut various livvstovk 1-ontcsts thronglionl tho l'nitvd Sl2llC'S2lllllgi1Y0 ai rm-ognition lmzniqiivt honoring these live-stom-k judging tvznlis. During spring iw-oss, tho Saddle and Sirloin 4-lnlm Visitvd lnrggc. sl1c'c-vssflil dairy farms in clilllilllil, Now York, l'c-iilisylvaniiu, and Ohio. This XUZIIJS ofli4'm's wcrv: llic-k Svliwull, pn-sirlvlitq Gallo Gordon, vim-0-p1'vsicl0l1t1 Iluunv Iiunlwlsc-tli, sm'i'vtz11'y: Rudy .l'll'lf'lib'0ll, lI'0i1HllI'0I'Q Toni Brunner, s01'g0zn1t-z1t- arms: Stun Igilf'l', publicity l'll2lll'IllilllQ Toni IDIIOSIOV, I.ittlv Intvrnutional Livvstock Show c-hziirinzin. Tho advisors for Szicldlc' and Sirloin 1-lulm wvro liolwrt Iirudy from tho nniniul llllSlli1llfll'y ll0D2lI'fIll0lll und Iiolmvrt Nivclcwliicic-1' of thv dairy llllSl321llflI'Y flUIJ2ll'l1lN'Ill. First row, left to right: 45. l.c-hnm-r, I.. Brown, 'l'. llwvslc-r, S. lint-r, ll. Ii:1:n'clsf-Ili, Ii.Sr'l1w:1ll, il. Gordon, R. lCric'kson, T. Brnnnnvr, YY. Wiggle-s worth, , ll. N1'lllPl'Il1t'lUl'. Second row: II. Inslc-inrln, I.. I.2lIlIlI1ll'l0I', I.. IiI'2Lllll, 'l'. Dorn, l'. IIzn'twig, Ii. IXI21IltlN', J. Olson, I5 Nlnxwc-ll, IC. Ste-vm'111vi', Ii. Iil'I'Sll'Il, .I. Klilvlic-ll. Third row: IC. Iianim-y, U. l,llll2llll, IJ. Olson, J. llopp, Ii. Hr-pp, I.. Swim, W. Blncklnoii x . 1 ' .I. Kziidvl, Ii. Jonvs, R. Ilnntr-r, ll. lrm-ll. Fourth row: ll. Rom-, W. Rolwrts, W. Illn-ko, R, M:n'tvns, W. lc-4-lmlc-S, C. llIJIJ1'Il'f'IlT, K. Curl Ii. St:11xll':1clivl', ll. liivlirirds, Ii. Jonvs, A. Clark, IJ. .'xll1l'l?Cl1l. Fifth row: C. Norrlmolnn, K. Iiiviiivr, ll. Zivk, l.. Klillvr, A. II0111IIlgl011, II Fishcr, NY. HILQWIIIILII, il. livrg, Ii. l.4'g!lv1', li. livll. 200 First row, left to right: C. Zeiitiior, J. Olson, .l. F1'er'kn1nnn, Prof. Stzuiifortli, C. Cnstlc-lmei-g. Second Row: J. ldpsta-in, , C. Nehls, .l. l+h'it-kson, l . Ut-uiig. Third row: R. Hvpp, R. Sev- liafer, li. lirost, ,,...,.. , B. Vnmlc-1'lm01'g. At their inonthlv Ineetin fs, the xnenilbers of Budrei' . 5-, Crops and Soils inet to disvuss agronoiny and soils. Guest speakers ut each of these meetings included repre- sentatives from the 2igl'lf'l1lill1'O far-ulty or from related 2lgl'll'llliLll'2ll fields. In the Spring the group vo-sponsored an al' bam uet with the A 'l'li'L1lil1l'2Ll lic-onoinic-s Sor-ietv. l . Highlighting the banquet was at speaker' prominent in the field. The oi'Hc'e1's were: Williain l.ielJlia1'dt, president: Hon Doersvh vice- resident: Roland Blonthe, sec'1'etu1'v: 7 . l.ZlLl1'9l1 Brown, fl'02lSl1l'6I'I and Russ Sl1ll0I'0SSlg, pulmlir-ity t'l12ll1'IH2lll. Agricultural Economics Society A relatively new Ul',LI21lllZ2lilUll on vnnipns, the Agri- C'lllllll'21l lic-onoinir-s So:-ietv wus iorinetl to provirle an nn-ans of c'ontnc't lwtweeri the sturlenls nncl the stuclent set-tion of the iXIlll'l'll'illl l'i21l'll1 l'lf'0ll0Il1lt' Assoviution. The Ag lit-on Society wus pZll'il4'lllZll'ly nvtive in .Kg 4-znnpus events invlnding Little lntei'nz1tionnl. As at spevinl pi'oje4't', the group sold l'0i'I'0SllIl10l1iS at the l l A ,lutlging Contest in the spring. l zu'nlty guest speakers were invited to the monthly meetings :ind gave llli'OI'lll2LilYt? talks on various topivs in the Held of ZlgI'il'Lllil,ll'f'. Oi'Ht'ei's were: .lumes K. l i'er-kniunn, president: .lunies Olson, vir-e-president: Curtise C'zLstlelnn'g, seen-- filly, Carlton Zentner, iI'6'tLSllI'81'1 Dave livillinnis, pulm- livity: .lanies l'll'lt'liSOll, nlnnini. Badger Crops 81 Soils Club First row, left to right: Ur. lflrlglvlmwt, ll. Klzintlu-, R. lloc-ist-li, W. l.ivlJl1:u'rlt, l.. Browii, R. liinlers, P. llurtxvig. Second row: ll. lnzelinnn, H. Boline, li. l3:u'tt-lt, W. Peelmles, A. Qtter, XYlgglE?SWUI'ill, C. Revnolnls, Third row: G. Otterson, li. Sti'nsslme1'g, H. Bos, J. Hooper, R. brniressig, J. liznlkv, li. Ennrlliieli, li. Rnntlell. il... Z i 5 Front row, left to right: l'. Ya-ninlle, ll. Yun A4-lwi':nii, K. Um-strvicli, .l. Stoltonlu-rg, K. Rolwrtson, .I. Be-rg. Second row: N. Sac-vrc, Rc,-lrholz, J. Knight, Nlrs. Bvzwln, Miss Jntton, Nl. lionnnvr. Third row: ll. Svlnnlt, J. Winston, .l. Krohn, BI. Mullen, T. Loc, X. Laun l.. Klnttison, KI. Fryv, .l. R1-icl. Fourth row: li. llynnn. ll. IvSll1'l', S. lioylv, Nl. llongln-rty, li. Finlay, li. liorlvr, A. Riclgvway, 31.1301 , lu. lizissvtt, f. Xlr-in-0. , . . . . . . , lln lpSll0ll Onnf-ron IS ai national honw on-ononnvs honorary fl'2ilPl'lllfy. This yvzir, tho nutionul 0l'g3,'11lllZ2ltl0ll 1-c'l0lm1'a1tc-cl its liftivth 2llllllVPI'Si1l'y. As part of thc c-vlvlmition, tho l'ni- vvrsity of lVisc-onsinys 1-lniptvr hvlcl an honor 10:1 in l vln'11ai'y. Moinlwrs vstahlishvd El l'l'0Sl1lH1lll sr'holzn'ship to vn- uhlv more girls to study homo vvonoinivs. During lJ0f'v1i1lwl', tho fifty-fivv inoinhm-rs livlpvrl sponsor a Uhristinas hazazn' in tho llonn- lic- svhool. ln thv spring, thi-y pzn'tir-ipzilvcl in tho Home lCc- High School Day whim-h inti'odu1'0d :incl proinotvcl thc-ir pro- fossion to prosper-tivo vollogo sfnclvnts in thv spring. The girls holpvfl organizer and snpvrviso zu-tivitics :Lt the Diagnostic' C0lll0l', setting up gznnvs :incl projvvts lo lnzikv the f'l1llClI'0ll,S l'0l'llp0l'ilfl0ll more vlljoynlmlv. Oflivers for the past your wcirv: hlyrtlv Bonnvr, prosiclonfg Jessie Knight, vivo-plvsiclvlltg Karon llohort- son, ll'92lSl1l'0l'Q Nzincy Sovvro, l'0i'0l'fllllQ svn-rvtawyg Jlnw Sl0ll10lllN'l'g, c'orre-sponrling sc-c-i'0tzn'yg li0S0lll2Ll'l0 livhliolz, chaplain: Joan lVli00lvr, vrlitorg JUQLIIIIO Wzillors, sovizil I'l'121lI'lll3llQ Joan llvicl, lllJl'2ll'l2IIlQ Kzirlyn Oustrvivk, his- loriang Karol llvinlmolh, Jncly lVinston, prolvssionall pun- hvl 1'0p1'0sv11t:Ltivvs3 l'll'2llll'0S Sillllil, hoinv vvonoinivs 4-onnvil l'f'Dl'0S0lllZlilVl'. 202 Phi Upsilon Cmicron Agricultural Engineers The Amerie-an Soeiety of Ag l'lngineers, known nationally, was originally founded at the Lniversity of lViseonsin. The year's aetivities were aimed at lmoth a professional and soeial level. Professionally speaking, the group made several trips. lfarly in the year they attended the winter meeting of ASAIC in Chieagggo where there was the op- portunity ot' joh plaeementi on a national level. Later in the season they traveled to Milwaukee to visit several of the ag engineering plants in the area. Soc-ially, the group held their annual spring hanquet at one of the loeal eating plaees. They helped with the promotion of the St. Pat danee and wholeheartedly entered the heard-growing eontest as a means of ad- vertising the event. Oflieers were Jim Brey, president, John Olffonnor, viee-president: Norm Huber, seeretary: Gerry Tatseh, treasurer. The lllnthenies Cluh organized and assisted other Ag Clubs with several sueeessful projeets this year. In the fall, the annual Choc-olate Hour was held for llreshmen and new Home He students. During the holidays the Home Fe Christmas bazaar was held. liuthenies gave Home Fe majors an opportunity to learn more about eaeh of the many fields in the sehool with partieipation in these events. Oflieers for the past year were: Rosemarie Hehholz, presidentg Gayla Ogle, president-eleet: Sue Uhristenson viee-president, Caryl Kruse, corresponding sec-retaryg Louise Slough, recording secretary: Nant-y Gilbert. treasurer. First row, left to right: L. Dwyer, J. Rotseh, A. Zinnnernizin, il. Janssen, P. fll'llPYlKll'l1lIlIl, Bl. Bnrkhzlrdt, N. Huber, IJ. Knutson, ll. liissiniek. Second row: J. Brey, W. Yerknilen, P. Sc-hott, ll. Hinderson, L. Voss, W. Hntehins, Y. Klntka, F. Roeder. Third row: M. Zinner, C. Jorgensen, J. lloering, J. Morrow, ll. Klellillen, J. Stittler, J. 0'Connor, YY. Piek. Euthenics Club q l lmanm, K. Person, J. Bauman, O. Thvedt, S. Christenson, L. Sehlongh, H. Rehholz, C. Kruse, G. Olge, X. Gilbert, IC. Halter, li. Bassett, A. Sedlmayr. Second row: M. Benson, li. Tliompson, J. Bladans, J. Jursilc, ll. Anderson, K. Kingeter, K. Noe, C. Sc-nllion, N, Selinrger, I. Lillqnist, S. Bushman, N. Benter, S. Sf-lnihert, ll. ilrinker, KI. Miller, K. Vlvlfllliilllli, li. Davis, ll. Williams, P. Faleone. Third r0WZ A. Klarten, F. llopp, C. Jawort, Nl. XYUI-st, J. Clrnll, F. Sawle, J. Bates, IJ. Rnhland, P. Mueller, Xl. Hoven, B. Bnteh, N. Nielsen, if Finley, C. Lee, J. Hinderman, C. er 203 First row, left to right: G. Nissen- Meflee, li. l.:n'son, J. Berg, J. Kraem- Food Technology Club 11111 1111111 11-1-111111111gy C11111, 11111111111 s1-V1-V111 j'U1ll'Y 1111111 lN1J1N1 ' . 1111-1111 11111111-s1 111 11111s1- S1ll11y1ll1L 1111011 i111l11s11'11-s 1111- 1J1'1I1l2ll'y 11111'1111s1- 111. 1111- 1'1ll11 1s 111 11111'11111-1- 1ll11'l'1'S1 211111 1'1-s1-111'1-11 111 1111s 111-111. '1'111- 111'g11111z11111111 111-111 11s 11111111111 11111111111-1 111 1111 s111'111g 111111 211811 11ss1s11-11 111 s1-1111111 11-11'1-s111111-111s 111 1111 S1N'1Il1I X1llS11' l'11'S11Y2l1. 111 11111-st s111-11111-1's w1-1'1- s111111s111'1-11 111 11111 111111111115' 1111-1-1 gs. 11111111151 1'111'11-11' 111111 11111-1'1-sl 111 11111 j'112ll'1j' 1Jl'11QQI'2lI11 1111- s111-11k111's W1-V11 13QOlI1'l'2l11j' lll'11l1l 11111 111-111s 111. 1.111111 1l'1'1lIl111111.fY. 1Y1lI'11l, 111'1-s11111111: 1,2111 A11111111, 1'11--111'1-s1111-111: C211' '111111 1111-si11111g Ull11'11I'S 1111 11111 1111s ' Yuss, s111'1'1-1111'y-11'1111s111'1-1'. liixllllj' 211111 1111111111 is 1111 1111111'11111'i1111- s111g1111 l'1l1' .XI111111 Nl. N11 1'111 11IIl1'gfil, 1111111111111 s1-1'1'11-1- 111111-1'1111y, 1111-y 111'1- 1111111111 111 11-1111 21 111111111115 11111111 111 1111151 1111v 111111-. T111- 11igg11s1 1111111-1-1 111' 1111- y1-111' 11'11s 1111- 1'1X1J111l'11l' S1-11111 C1111-1-1' C'11111'1-1'1-111-1-. 1Cx111111'1-1' S1-11111s 14111111 11111 512111 First row, left to right: 11, 1i11l11, IJ. A11111111, 11. Voss, P. F1'11e1111 Second row: 11. 1i:1,111l1, 15. S1l'1lllg1 Cf 1111111-1', 191, K. XY1-1-111.-, 11l111:1, 111: 111111-. 11'1-1'1- 1111111-11 111 s111-1111 21 112lf' 1111 1'11ll11JllS 211111 11111111-1111111 111 1111-1-1111gs 111 11-111'11 111111111 1111- 1'2lI'1'1'I'S 111111 1Il11'I'1'Nl1111 Al ha Phi Ome a 111111-1' 111-1111111-s 11111'111g l1l11j'1'il1' 1111-111111-11 1111-1-111111111s p g 111111111 111'1v1-, C'111111111s C'1111s1. 211111 21 1J21I'lf' 1'111' 11I'11l111J1'1111N 111 il 1111-111 s1-1111111. S111'12l1 1-1'1-111s 11111111111-11 21 11111 1111-1111 11111 111 11l'111'01'S 11'1-V112 liixll K1111111, 111'1-s1111-111: 1X1 S1'1111'1.f1'1 1111 fx 1 . c11ll'1S112111S11l1. 11'1-11s111'1-1'. 1 1 .1 1 1 111111-1 111111 l12lll1'1' 111 1111- s111'1111zg 211111 ll 111111111151 1J21l'lf'. 111'111'11 CR-11, V11-1--111'1-s1111-111 1 11111111 lfrix. s1-1-1'1-1111'y3 f11lll1'1i 1 11 ,- 1 11 V--1-11-.W.-....... --1-.-..-.-...--. 2 O4 First row, left to right: C'. C'111'is1i1111 s1111, K. lilflllll, T. I 1'1Z, H. V1-11 Second row: W. 1111111111-1-1, IJ. Hl7l1'11 kiss, 11. N1l1l11llg, 11. llilglllll, J. f'111'11- 111-ll, 1', 11111-sv, 111. 1Y:111111's1111, .1. NYM'- 151-11:11. Beta Alpha Psi, national accounting fraternity, worked this year to bring its members more information about the field they will enter after graduating from the University. Business meetings, combined with an excellent din- ner, brought the members together to listen to prominent persons speak on problems of accounting. These speakers acquainted the members with the latest technical developments in the field of accounting, the merits of a particular branch of the profession, and other topics of interest. to people in the profession. The speakers are qualified men from the specialized fields of' accounting. Each year the members travel fe usually to Nlil- waukeees to Visit firms which use a large number of' trained accountants such as an industrial concern, a bank, a public accounting office, or some similar concern. This past September the Wisconsin chapter acted as host for the national convention of the American Accounting Association. Officers for the year were: J. S. Sellers, president, Glen Barry, vice-president, Robert Selherg, secretary: John Pamperiu, treasurer, and Gary Wegner, asst. secretary, School of Commerce Beta Alpha Psi First row, left to right: Professor J. li. Rower, Professor IC. J. Blakely, fl. Wcgncr, J. Pumperin, J. Sellers, Cl. Barry, R. Selberg, lit in l A Gaumitz, Professor J. C. Gibson. Second row: Professor R. lfl. Tuttle, P. llaas, R. flurske, .l, Paltz, R. Pausig, lfl. Johnson, R Sutnui Professor P. H. Ylhlgenbach, Professor R. ll. Mills. Third row: N. filaeden, R. Lutz, R. Nlaurer, R. 'l'eeh:1n, IJ. Nlessner, ll P ulon R Parker, R. Ricsenwcber, W. Perkins, J. Huebner. Fourth row: J. Peterson, li. Schwede, fl, Sorenson, 'l'. Rust, T. llolohantx, l Arno: J. Klitz, F. Scif. Fifth row: R. llibb, A. Sabel, W. Welke, J. Kositzke, ll. Klotzbacli, R. Scluuiflt, fl. Klunke, P. Nass, U. Schwclm l, l fl s Sixth row: H. Yamane, ll. Schrcve, J. lily, li. llllllllilllfj li. flieseler, J. Nleissner, ll. Boyer, A. llonetor, J. flalanis, U. Hieptas, Xl Ixus J. Friedlzuul. Seventh row: J. lfitzpufriek, ll. Seluuelzliug, V. Adzuuski, Al. Wcnflorl, li. lfislier. J. lluuignn, W. lilllllll, J. fuinos lilmer. Eighth row: T. Moore. First row. left to right: .l, Srixten S' . 1 ISi',.. Ii', row: R. leltnn, J Stienlmver, lJ Campbell, li. lrnnrl, .l. lint-ge, lJ Snieder. J. Kubnssun, IJ. limler, lJ leuellmi, li. liiim-ltseii. Fourth row: N lfwinnieli, lJ. l,llflWlg3Q, IJ. l'il'Illlt't'ilt' li. Nagy, ll. lirxinclt, N, llupen. N S1-lnnitz, lJ, Ziulknwski, li, Knnl, .l lurtli. Fifth row: .l. Wililn, A. lirizirs li. Ulstml. .l. C'nnnnings. IJ. Fully kiss, J. iiriflin, lJ. Peter, lf. lJ4-ttlwli .l. Blelsturl. lJ. fic-lirt, Society for Advancement Phi Chi Theta Of Management The Society for the Advani-enient nf Management served as ai medium of exchange and diseussion between students and the business world by featuring olli-eainpils speakers at its meetings and visits to plants. Community service projects and dinner meetings were other aietivities. 'l'he officers were: David Koepsel, presidentg Ray- mond lriieiyznisky, Vice-president: Roy liairtz, sec-retaryg and .Int-k lfineh, treasurer. Phi Phi Theta is a lltiiiOll2il emmnnerm-e sorority with a membership of tliirty-four. The Phi Chi 'l'l1elz1's big projeet this year was working with the Xlzulismi zilumnue in making plains for the national Phi Chi 'l'llt'i2l binnnuzxl eenventinn, held in lladison during June. 'l'ln'eughout the year the Phi Phi 'l'hetn's heard speakers frmn YtLI'l!Jl1S fields of the business world und were :rc-tive in eliarity work. Oflieers were: Priscilla Arnold, presidentig Jeannie lreveque, Vive-presidentg Donna Roelnn, seeretzrryg Kathy Funk, il'0t1Slll'0l'. '- 206 if 5 First row, left to right: I.. Pomish, l,. Nelson, Nl. Sher, A. l'r0et0r, .l. Hasselmzin, B. l3:n'glmltz, V. Cross. Second row: S. Blzittbews, lJ. lioehni, P. Arnold, Miss A. llins, J. Levefpie, K. Cook. Thiid row: Y. C'rnner, CG. xYlti0lllJ9I'g, lJ. Brlrtel, J. llowe, S. Weyenberg, C. Kiser, K. Kuhn, CT. l'I1llJlJ2ll'fi, lJ. lJesel1:n1s-r, CT. Clnnwny. Fourth row: B. Selirznikel, N. Peznr- ski, E. Deitz, K. Weiss, Bl. Nleytlmler. li. Seliwnrtzlow, Nl. Nleier, J. Kehl. J. Kehl, K. Jntlien, Xl. l'l:lllf'll. 4 lf. XYilill'l'SlJll, K. .l.1sp1-rsun. lJ. Keep- il, H lniix in li I lJnn1l1l1 IJ Nlnletis, IJ. liundu. J. lfineli. Second 3 Burr, li. Bartz, Third row: J. Koeh- ler. J. Kleissner, lJ Zieleseli, li. Wass- wieler, P. Helps, K. Slxilil, li. Catar- Hziley, li. lJm-kemlnrl, ll. Wipper- lJ. Huston, li, l,s-wisnn, lJ. llnteh- This your tht- IIISlII'2lIIt't' Stn-ivty rt-lttlit':ttt'tI itf lttth :titiilx'vi'sn1'y. In honor ol its tlIlIllYt'I'S2lI'y ytiztr. tho group worlu-tl on at history ol' tht- Iiist1l'znn't- Soc-ittty :intl tlitl I'ttStx2ll't'll on lot-ailing ztlnnini in ortlt-r to print :in ztltnnni tIil't't'tory. Tho som-itity was ortgzntixt-tl on vznnptis to rztistt thtt . stznnlztrtls ot' iittttrttst, pttrtorinnin-v, :tntl ttthirs in thtt insnr:tnt't' protttssion, Nlt-inlwrsliip in tht- orggzniizattioii totztltitl Itlfi stntlttnts this your. Tho group nittt ont-tt at nionth. tltiiiviutlly. proniinvnt nit-n Ironi tlw tivltl ol' IllSlll'2LIIt'U wort- invittttl :ts gnvst spctztluws :it thttstt iiwotiiigs. Ifollowing trzttlition, tht- Itistiimtt-0 Som-ittty opttnc-tl tht- Inll sttiittistc-r with at lmittltictt with thv Iiiftt hI2lIl21gOI'S :intl tlttiitwztl .Xgttnts .Xssot-izition of Wist-onsin :ts ggtwsts ot' honor. Iintt-r in tho sc-int-sttir at Iit-ltl trip wus tztkttn to ono ot tht' large-r roinpnnivs in thti ztrttzt. .XS at st-rontl st-iiittstvi' an-tivity, tho orgzniixzition spzmn- sortttl nnotht-r lit-ltl trip tor thc' vntirci Iiistimiit-c Sovivty. With :tnothtir tout-h ot' trznlition, tht' yvztr's zttftivitivs wvrti hronglit to at t-losv with at spring pivnir. Tht- otlit-ctrs who prctsiclvtl ov:-r tht' group for the past yourw'0t't'Z.Ivl'1'y I3zn'n0s, prvsitlvntq Clint-k Hurt. Viro- prc-sitlvnt 1 Sharron Nlnttht-ws,s0t'l't't:1l'y:z1inI Dim-k Ilvrfns, twnstti-tti'. First row, left to right: N. Follins, J. lit-lil, IJ. I7t-nfns, S. KI:ttth1'ws, ff Ilnrt, J. Iinrnt-s, IJ. Nlr-ffritlv, I9. Iizitlgtf, IS. Klt-Ilowttll, I.. Ifoellltw, li. Nc-Ison. Second Row: Ii. Cook, IJ, Rtlblllll, NI. Nlteytlinlvr, F. Fonwxty, W. Ilohnrt, T. Iilcist, Ii. NIZIIIIIIICI, J. Nlztsatk. IJ. Ziclcsvh, ti. Ruud, Prof. H. Schnt-k, Prof. C. Ct-ntttr. Third Row: J. Sloan, II. Blilltfr, IJ. Fox, IJ. Wvntlxtntl, It. Schultz, T. Svlmalk, Ii. TIIOIIILIS, T. II:tI- vorseu, L. Prnelier, K. Bnrgliurtlt, Dt-:ni tinnmnitz. Fourth row: .I. Smith, I.. I.it-litv, ll. Cywiiislqi, C. Iioyztl, IC. Ifislit-r, S. Borden, Iiclvl- Stein, S. Lohr, IJ. Sengluvh, YY. Nolittlty, S, Boylan Fifth row: II. Nagy, It. llc Iirxutl, C. NYiIIkt-, IJ. I.it-htm-, .I. BIZIIIIIV, BI. TJOFIIOII, R. Cizivol, C. Gillis-rt, J. Iq1'11IHP1', IC. Ltirson. Sixth row: IC. Thompson, tt. Ilivtpzts, Ii. Iii-hling, tl. tlillicrt, J. Gt-rnoskv, T. Hinnontlntl, A. Matlvvg, Ii. Rutlnivki, J. Forsmo. Q Marketing Club First row: Ii. Stzrgx-Av, . , ,. not-lw. Second row: li. Nlr-lzc-r, li. Sills, J. How, , , IC. Wilsfm, J. I ruz0v, 'l'. Nlornn, 'l'. Yzniglmn, J. Vogt. Third row: J. llimlvrinnn, 7 . , . ,, .. . J. lJlSZf'Zi'l1, l, Klollrrl, J. lflf-ll, IJ. limlikf-. Fourth row: li. xYt'I'llt'I'. Bl. Znrkvrrrranr, Ii. Knoll, lt, l.1u'iv:nislQy, , . . . , , , .l. liurnt-s, 'l'. S4-lioinvr, .,, . ., . . , li. llouclvllz. el ' Mc-vting twif-0 monthly, tho Blurkvtiiig Ulnlm hid il progrzmi whim-h included ar clinnor invvting lwforo Fhrist- nms, ar szrlvsirmiisliip vlinic' during sw-oml sviiwstvr, 11 fivlcl trip in tho spring, and at final pit-nic nivc-tiiigg. 151164-erstl1isyca1'wc-ro l r'oclm'ir'k li. .-Xclznns, pri-sideirt, Garry Swiclvn, vivo-p1'esiclei1tg Margo Jvssvn, svc'i'0tzr1'y' Clvorgzgo Svlnnitt, lI'QZLSl1l'0l'Q l'rofvssor l'iilW2ll'Cl xV0l'l10l', zrclvisor. Alpha Kappa Psi ,X nzitionzll prol'vssioi1z1l fra1tc'rnity, .xlllllzl lizrppu Psi was fonnclofl to fnrtliz-r the int01'1-st ol' f'4llllll10l'l'l' IIl2l.l0l'S. clOlllIIll'l't't' 'l'llI'll0l1l, tho only :lll-l'0lIlll1OI'l'1' lnnm-tion, was tho lmigggvst ova-lit of tho your. Tho .Xlplizi lizzppu l'si's sponsored it for tho purposo ol' zu-quziinting vom- inorco stiulvnts with all orgzniimrtions in tlw S4-liool of C'o111111v1'c-o. Ollic-vrs Wlll'0Z lizrrlc l'fflwzn'cls, prosimlvnt 1 lion lrzrlnott, y'ic-v-pwsiclviltg lfrorl Stvvlv, secreitzrryg Toni Follmy, trous- urvrg Dr, John Wrugc, deputy vounc-ilor. 208 First row, left to right: J. 15:11-nos ll. Sollollolllif-l'gLo1', ll. lim-listen-Ir, l Wzrttvrson, KI. liorelc-n. Second row ft. c,til'll'Y. li. llvlllll, lr. Iwmgl, lr lrimfvrn Third IOWZ J, ,XIl1ll'l'SlJIl, lx son, In l'owz'll. ll. ll4Pl'lSK'll, J. lioiwlvn 'l'. Sf'lllJI11IIll'I', li. Iivnmwl, ll. lfvjllf- ll. Sxyirloll, J. Slll'lllUXl', li. llilnlw, l'. llttz, il. Sf'lIIllllZ. lf. AKl:llIlS, NIJ .lvss0n, fi. Swirlvn, li. livlnn, IJ. Vir- Sxwvt, T. Yatngrllxnl, li. XI:-Cfrory, lf: D 3 lrzrlmott, lg. l',1lxv:111ls, llr. J. xxI'Il1'l4', F. Str-4-lv, 'lf flollvy, lt, llxrlliflary. Fourth row: ll. Sl'll0f'liIIll'l, J. .Xnrl1-r- Kappa lflta Kappa, professional electrical engineering fraternity, located at 204 Murray street, has approxi- mately fifty members. llembers assisted with freshman registration in the fall and held an open house with ICta Kappa Nu, where they guided freshman engineering students through the maze of buildings and corridors on the engineering campus. Other fraternitiy activities included participation in Campus Carnival, intra-mural sports and a display at the ltlngineering Exposition. At their weekly meetings, guest speakers from com- panies such as General Electric and General Motors spoke to the members of Delta chapter of Kappa Eta Kappa. Officers for the year were: William Haas, presidentg Charles Stauss, vice-president, Thomas Stafford, record- ing secretary, Lawrence Homrig, treasurer and corre- sponding seeretary. Committee chairman are Eugenie Pezon, rushingg Charles Yahn, athletics, Vllilliam Wahlin. publicity, and Donald Olson, social. I School of Engineering Kappa Eta Kappa First row, left to right: ll. Savage, ll. Olsen, B. Simon, ll. Wall, G. Bleek, C. Staiuss, YY. Haas, T. Stallord, li. Homrig, C. Yahn,V.l. llruln, F. Kottler, li. Munson. Second row: fl. KlK'C0l'111lf'li, J. Czeck, ll. Kleindl, li. l'llf'llC'IHSOC'I', IC. Flath, IC. Pezon, ll. Clarson, R. Ixleloesadil, l. Teppo, T. Sheehan, S. Nowieki, F. llermann, B. Beer. Third row: L. llietrich, J. Juhnke, ll, Chapman, ll. Stringer, P. Spangler, l'erhune, R. Jacobson, W. Hanke, P. Rccsc, U. Kiplcr, R. Parks, li. Zuekerman. Fourth row: R. Frosch, R. Hintzer, A. Ballr, R. Gollhznf Nl. Stankc, li. l'arsons, U. Ziemclis, K. lllson, C. Kancli, A. lioehme, G. Stenlqlyft, A. Goshaw, il. Urlmerg. 2 Polygon Board Polygon Board, eomposed of two members from eaeh engineering soc-iety, served to represent. the engineering students on eainpus. The president of the Polygon Board has a seat in student senate. Polygon Board is the main foree behind the annual St. l'atriek's Day danee and heard eontest. It sponsored the event and took eharge ol' all of the publieity, ineluding the shaving oft' oi' the winning heards hy the Badger Beauties. Oflit-ers for tl1e Polygon Board this year were: llymen Jones, president: Larry Cilrahnni, Vive-president3 Charles lilliot, treasurer: Allan Maki, reeordinv' sec-ret'u'V: and in 1 . Hill l'alk, eorresponding seeretary. The members of Theta Tau represent all fields of engineering. Meetings featuring teehnieal movies and speakers who diseussed the mutual problems of students in the various branches of engineering were part of the year's program. At-tivities were not exelusively eontined to the aca- deniie level. Members were aetive in intramural sports and sponsored informal parties and banquets. Theta Tauls annual award to the outstanding sophomore engi- neering student at the l'nix'ersity was presented at one of these banquets. This year's of'lieers were Terry Rim-hard, regentg Allan Clauer, viee regentg Thomas Kennedy, treasurer, Fharles Kuehler Jr, serihe. irst row, left to right: I.. fiftlllfllll, C. Elliot, A. Maki, H. Jonas, R. Jaeolmson, Professor Clark, advisor, YY. Falk. Second row: J. Usterle, J. Ciriaeks, B. Felix, C. Pearson, P. Greundemann, J. Olffonnor, ll. Olson, D. Mann, N. Larson, lx. lwregorius, Theta Tau 210 First row, left to right: R. Allen, A. Millunzi, T. Banski, P. Sehurnan, T. Obenberger, D. Bonamer. Second row: S. Ansell, C. Kuehler, ll. Ander- son, A. Clauer, C. Lueek, W. lllltilllly, T. Kennedy. The American Society of Civil Iingineers strives to promote professional feeling among civil engineering students. Members held a special freshman membership drive, selling plumb bobs. liveryone entering civil engineering A ' S ' f is required to buy a plumb bob fthe weight hanging U O from the plumb line on a surveying instruinentl. These C ' 'I E ' were sold at a special price, alone' with freshman member- n g I n ships to the organization. D Stl. l'atrick's Day was a special one for the civil engineers. The boys stopped shaving at the beginning of the year in preparation for the beard growing contest held at the St. Pat Dance. The winner had his beard shorn by one of the Badger Beauties. A candidate was chosen to run for St. Pat and buttons were designed to advertise the dance. Meetings combining business with pleasure were held every other week. At meetings throughout' the year, guest speakers from different parts of the country were presented. Movies were also often shown in connection with the speakers. The oflieers for the year were Buss Wibbens, presi- dent, Clark Buyalski, vice-president.: Duane Hint, secre- tary, and Harry Kading, treasurer. First row, left to right: D. Matthews, R. Pierce, D. Stadelmann. T. Richard, L. Monty, J. Gaskell, M, Pederson, D. Haack. Second row: J. Swee, R. Stei-ner, K. Schneider, H. Kallsen, advisor, H. Kading, R. YVibbens, D. Hine, C. Buyalski, G. Broetman, J. Bartz, W. Stellpflug. Third row: D. Tormev, E. Jacobson, L. Vanasse, H. Culver, C. Charlson, J. Hamel, J. Maxtield, R. Cook, IJ. Camaeh, H. Jonas, R. Stumbo, G. Konrad, H. Hong. Fourth row: K. Schoeman, . . , D. Babcock. L. Kolste, E. Burzinski, R. Theil, T, Kibrat, J. Meugge, C. Burnard. P. Polster, D. GriH'lth, G. Lindquist. Fifth row: . . . . . , YY. Powzukiewiez, F. Heim, R. Young, J. Perry, J. Christianson, C. Ardis, G. VVeir,'R. Benson, L. Bublitz, L. Graham, B. Schroeder, R.. Russell, E. Schaeffer. 211 First row, left to right: C. Lamers, C. Jorgensen, Wi. Cline, B. Minshall, YV. Miner, T. Gilbertson, R. W'ild:1. Second row: K. Butterfield J. Nieholaus, li. Lewis, J. Sebranke, F. Fuehs, T. Blurnenstoek, J. Coel, H. Rehrauer, O. Melluire, R. Amos. Third row: IJ. W'einke, L Ylies, R. Miner, H. Schmidt, P. Marshall, J. Priee, B. Felix, K. Gregorius, T. Vilter, VV. Koepsel. Fourth row: J. Stetter, R. Heidner, R Albrecht, L. Jordan, J. Clarvens, T. Holtz, Sc-helong, lil. Gerbitz, H. Servais, R. Holanda, A. Ili Trapani, VVichman, J. Shipinski, M. Dake Fifth row: N. Baerman, E. Wegner, P. Kienast, J. Pauly, T. Hirseh, W. Beran, G. Bernhoft, H. Hedfield, R. Morris, XV. Hinz, V. Briedis, J. Inveiss, J. Pok. Society of American Soclety of .. h.IE. Automotive Engineers Monthly meetings of the lVist-onsin Society of Auto- motive Engineers provided the sixty members with opportunities to meet and speak with representatives of the automotive and aircraft tields. Membership in the student branch ineluded a subscription to the monthly public-ation of the national Society Journal which dealt with teelmieal material relating to the automotive field. Uflieersfor this year were: James XV. Friee, presidentg Robert N. Bliner, yiee-presidentg Harry YV. Schmidt, secretary, and Paul F. Marshall, treasurer. SC BDICB I'lQII'lG9l'S Following tradition, mid-Mareh brought forth the bearded faces ot' the men of the American Soeiety of Met-lianieal ltlngineers who were thus prepared for the St. Fat's danee shaving contest. Other aetivities of the members included ltlngineers' Day with its banquet, featuring speakers from the faculty and industry. The ottieers were James Hogan, ehairmang James lleC'ollough, yiee-eliairrnaiig Lewis Ake, treasurer, Theo- dore Blumenstoek, corresponding secretary, and Ronald liuftalo, recording secretary. First row, left to right: D. YYeinke, R. Seliomburg, E. Ferdon, ll. Mareus, C. Seaton, J. Follett, M. llake, XY. Fowler, lt. Hamilton, li. Sarin, D. Perry, W. McGinnis. Second row: P. Gates, W. Koepsel, J. Chojaaelci, li. Gillette, T. Blumenstuek, C. Elliot, J. Hogan, l'rofessor Fyehara, Prol'essor lilliot, S. Trielofi, li. Rultalo, l.. Ake, J. Meflollough, F. lluntley, IJ. tlrayes. Third row! L. Jordan, A. Nelson, YY. Healy, P. Meyer, R. Johnson, C. Stettler, S. Ansell, J. Reid, li. Finland, J. liamthun, M. Weiss, F. Christiansen, T. Long, R.. Gehr. Fourth row: ll. Mairet, R. VYQ-stphal, F. Sf-belong, H. Bala-h, NY. Hartmann, R. Olson, l'. Marshall, R, Nelson, H. Niekel, N. Buck, T. Baehler, Cl. Nehring. Fffth row: li. Post, E. Clerbitz, P. Rieho, J. Pauly, 0. Mefluire, C. Bergman, A. Di Trapani, K. Jonei, H. Baueh, R. Albreeht, N. Grimm. Sixth row: B. Shaw, ll. Hedfield, YY. llarten, J. Morrow, P. Gruenclemann, C. Frunehino, C. ltamers, T. Larson, J. Allain, J. lnviss, F. Wvensing. Seventh row: W. Spates, ll.. Zerniuehlen, lt.. llahnke, ll. Minshall, lt. Canipslnlre, ll. Hosig, F. Lowe, ll. Hahn. -. .......-mf W-Nw! W' ' ' WWY ?9fPttffWf'f'55????F 'wifi?W:H7577will-f'?f???'ff'flfP' fsktiwiilff V'f- -Sei 5W w?TMV7 f?5fl52f'S1ffffTf?75f5f'fT'3H3?4'YE f?Tmme..:sf1TER?3ii?E3SiSIEQ'55?EWtZEf3Z55?iiif?E5FlSE3'eS'lf.uV...... . N... , The Joint Student Branch of American Institute of Electrical Engineersflnstitute of Radio Engineers, ini- tiated a new program this year of awarding Ph. T's to the wives of married members. Ph. 'll means, of course, t'Putting Hubby Through. But more serious projects concerned with the engi- A I E E il R. E. neering field kept the 185 members busy. An exhibit 0 . ' 0 0 was planned for the lobby of the Mechanical Engineering building, and a booth was sponsored at the Activities Jamboree at the lXf'lemorial Union. The group held an open house for freshman electrical engineers early in the fall in the Electrical Engineering building. A student paper contest on electrical engi- neering topics was another project. And the group, through its representatives on the Polygon Board was active in the annual St. Patrick's Day dance. Officers for the group were: Russell Jacobson, president 5 Wayne Stiede, vice-president, William Haas, secretary-treasurer, James Salberta, AIEE corresponding secretary 5 and John Stanton, IRE corresponding secretary. First row, left to light: R. Eckman, W. Patterson, R. Curtis, K. Schaefer, P. Gannon, D. K1-ocs, J. Czech, D. Sensig. Second rowgz A. Moore H. Klinge, G. Stcnklyft, J. Ellefson, H. Cannon, E. Pezon, D. Chapman, L. Woloszyk, D. Born, G. Witte, J. Lantz, R. Kot. Third row: W Falk, R. Schoewe, R. Bemmann, B. Suelfiow, E. Mullen, J. Grube, D. Emanuel, A. WY: Bochme, R. Olson, J. Skofronisk, R. Schlorf, P. Carl- son, G. Zimmerman, J. Ulrich. Fourth row: R, Radtke, R. Mirnson, J. Donohoo, A. Bahr, C. Pearson, U. Chanopas, J. Salberta, W. Stir-de R. Jacobson, Professor Koehler, B. Haas, D. Olsen, J. Aasterud, S. Berlowitz. Fifth row: D. Martell, D. Hanson, R. Llebsadel, VV. Mackie S. Nowicki, J. Howe, E. Pack, G. McCormick, B. Kanthak, L. Pownall, E. Callan, L. Kwarcinski, D. Hardin, R. Ritland, R. Szulczewski G. Dricken, E. Kaczkowski. Sixth row: D. Eliason, T. Stafford, K. Olson, D. Demcuse, E. Wiesen, R. Jacobs, J. Le Mere, D. Rank, L Homrig, J. Elgcr, B. Serstad, L. W'agner, VV. Stringer, C. Terhunc, P. Hein, E. Ansorge. Seventh row: C. Kaack, R. W'egner, D. Voss, R Uradnieek, C. Boettcher, J. Newing, R. Richardson, G. Olson, C. Bjcrke, A. Goshaw, B. Nichols, J. Elbert, G. Parsons, B. Stolzman, C DiLoreto, H. Budd, R. Lakin. The AIChE meets monthly to hear speakers present topics from the industrial viewpoint of chemical engi- neering. Group discussions after meetings help members achieve a better understanding of these problems! especially as they will be faced after graduation. . . AIChE activities, from the fall open house to the spring picnic, combine welcome relief from the chem . . engineering grind with a chance to meet the faculty away from classroom formality. The 150 members of the organization also join in the St. Pat's festivities f but the group's real emphasis is on study and discussion of the business and science of chemical engineering. This year, the officers took a trip to Chicago to the annual AIChE national convention e a meeting designed to coordinate the ideas and problems of chemical engi- neers from all over the country. The student members look forward to membership in this parent organization after graduation. Officers for this year were: Norman Dahl, president, Bill Dawn, vice-president and treasurer, Barb Northan, secretary, and Professor lVarren E. Stewart, advisor. First row, left to right: J. Holmes, J. Snell, R. Wick, IJ. lingberg, W. Tyler, R. Toyama, . ......, . , J. Arendt, ..... ..... , D. Coleman, , . . . . . . , . . . , V. Pagliaro, G. Frickc, M. Weber, R. Olson, R. Loehning, R. Hackl, A. Kapocius, F. Meier, P. Haas. Second row: J. Bloy, Professor Neill, L. Burrall, M. Stuhr, R. Hickman, L. Stodola, Dr. Felix, Professor Stewart, N. Dahl, B. Northan, WL Dawn, Professor Ragatz, J. Brenden, R. Parson, L. Knutson, P. Andersen. Third row: B. Deliwiche, F. Pettersen, J. Schmidt, W. Christopherson, N. Ludkey, A. Albrecht, J. Pierson, C. Lueck, L. Makela, R. Christiansen, K. Klohn, J. Koleske, C. Kohlmeyer, J. Quinn, ..... . . , C. Christiansen, K. Klanderman, C. Kuether, L. Feldman, G. Ohm, R. Senske. Fourth row: ..... , D. Heinz, D. Hottiezer, R. Stae, J. W'oodbury, J. Ciriaeks, C. Kroehn, J. Nagode, P. Sievets, A. Frey, V. Gupta, D. Devine, A. Schlegcl. A. Naki, E. Braunschweig, C. Ayer, R. Maginnis, J. Wvebster, H. Nlov. 214 xl gy' -es. Gamma Alpha Chi Ciilllllllii Alpha Chi, 1121ti1111211 21111'111'tisi11g 1'1'21t1+1'11ity for w111111111, helps 1111111111111 tho 11pp111't1111iti11s 1'111' its 11111111- 1101's 113' p1'1,11'idi11g Z1 1i11k 110tw1-1111 t1111 st11111111ts 211111 p1-1111111 i11 the 2111v111'tisi11g 111-111. gxll i11f111'111211 get-t1.1gct11111' 21t 11111 111111111 111' 11111 g1l'Ol11J 21111'is111', 1'1'11fess111' S. lbllllll, was the first activity 111' 1111- year. Hvpivseiltativvs f1'11111 1'211'i1111s phases 111' the p1111- 111-ity 116111 spokv to the f1'21t1-1'11ity 211 s1111s1211111111t 1111-11ti11gs. The g1'1111p p211'ti1'ip21te11 i11 v211'i1111s p1'11j111-ts wit11 11t11111- l'O111I11C1'L'9 211111 jOl11'l12l11Slll 111'gz111iz21ti1,111s S111-11 as J-Day, the S1-ho01 of J0u1'11211is111's 111ix1-1'. 01111-01's were: 11os11111211'y Reid, p1'csi111111tg Sylvia Solochek, V11-e-p1'0sidQ11tg M211',g11 Jvsse-11, s01'1'11t211'y: 13211- l1-11'21 Ceskv 1l'P21Sl1I'Q1'Q B-11'11211'21 H11i111'i1'11s, 1'11p111't1-1'. L T , I 1. First row, left to right: J. 11i1111c1'1112111, 11. 111-i11, NI. J1-ss1111, K. 1i11V2l11S, Y. t'1'11111-1'. Second row: IS. R11111'11l1.l, M. l'1-1'111t1', N. l11'II1liIl1l, J. NY:11111'1111, 13. N11ls1111, li. W1-i11st1fi11, l'. 1111S1111tl1211, J. Kli1'Z11l'l'. American Foundrymen's Society '1'l11- .X1111-1'i1'2111 l 111111111'y1111111's S111'i1'ty was f11'ga11ized t11 Spilll tho gap 110tw111111 t1111 i111111st1'i211 1111111111111 211111 the 1-11u1221ti1111211 i11stituti1111 i11 f111111111'y 211111 1'e1z1ted 11101211- 1111'gi1-211 st1111i11s. l7111'i11g this past j'l'2ll', p1'11111i111111t 111e11111e1's of the 1'111111111'y 1Ilt1llS1l'j' gave 1111-t111'11s 111 11111 1111-11111615 211 The 1'11g11l211' s11111i-1111111t11ly 1111111ti11gs. '11111'1111g11 1111.1vies, 10c- t111'1's, 211111 11is1-11ssi1111s, the- 1111111111111's h2111 thflil' 1112111y 11u11sti1111s 1'11111f111'11i11g 1'1l1l1l'l'S i11 11111 1'111111d1'y iiidustry 2111sw111'1111 113' 1111111 w1111 112111 21111121115' 21tt21i11011 su1'1'Qss. '1'1111 1111-11111111's 111-1-2111111 11111111 21w211'11 111' the 110611 for 1111tt111' illll1 1-1111St2111t 1-1111t211't with 1111x'Q111p111e11ts i11 the i111111st1'y. This y11211 s p1'11si111-111 211111 111'g2111iz91' was 11011911 I. 1i111'11l211111. First row, left to right: '1'. R111l1, 1.. S111-11, J. 1i1111tist11, A. N1l1l'11l'I', W.S11:1w, J. Wi11c11111y111'. Secorid row: J. Wert, R. Uucliow, Prof. R. Heine, F. W111'z:1l11, A. N1i111111zi, J. 111-111'i11g. Third row: C. Lopcr, Ix. Htuu, J. Bolst21d,'l'. BOSWOI't11, G. 1.0111111013 A. N111y111', ILG11111, J. c,121Il1Wl'11, R. Schilcl, G. Bolcs, J. H2111se11, R. 1qOl'I11Hlld. ., ! 216 Integrated Liberal Studies The program of Integrated Liberal Studies offered a general education through a closely-knit sequence of inter-related courses. The curriculum included humani- ties, social studies and the sciences. Enrollment in ILS is limited to 300 entering fresh- men each fall. Because of this limited enrollment, students enjoyed the advantages of small compact group studying. Also, group projects arose such The Pioneerf' a Hgossipl' publication, and a student council which planned Hresides at professors' homes, dances, colfee hours, and even Christmas earoling. The council irons out a few kinks in II S affans l'rot'essional Pan Hellenic Council includes repre- sentatives from eleven professional sororitics. The council niaintains cooperation among professional sororities, ele- vates professional standards among these sororities, and regulates sorority rushing, pledging, and initiation. At monthly dinner meetings, the nienibers discussed and solved prohlenis common in professional sororities. The advisor of each sorority was invited to attend one of the dinners. Miss Martha Peterson, Dean of Women, spoke on Is College lidueation Wasted on W0II1CllL?,, at one of the monthly meetings. Speakers from a variety of fields spoke at the other dinner meetings. The council organized a workshop where the pro- fessional sorority presidents gathered to discuss problems pertinent to their group. The council worked in con- junction with social Pan-Hel on a charity project. Officers for the year were: Lynn Barrack, president: Rosanne Pleier, vice-president and secretaryg and Bar- bara Barnett, treasurerg Helen Kayser, associate Dean of XVOIIIOII, advisor. Letters 5 Science Professional Pan-Hel First row, left to right: K. Reinboth, J. Winston, IS. Barnett, L. Harrack, J, Jackson, J. Balmlcr. Second row: J. Tash, BI. Mcytlmlmr Cross, R. Rockniann, S. Henekel, J. Haese, K. Iilivans, D. Stein, B. Eaton, B. Larson, K. Qucntlimcyer. 3 s x an. K 2 ai 'CJ7 if YA? First row, left to right: J. Shults, li. Iiuton, F. Bloutgomory, J. Joohsoii, J. Sr-liimwlvi-, S. ICtIw:mls. Second row: J. II:-nl, P. NIf'f'01'll1ifiv I. Nlvllminlcl, S. I.:-iiikv, .I. Its-iiiuuii, Y. Jar.-olns, F. fioodmzm, is ful ut lhcti Sigma Phi applied thc-ir joi11'11:1listir' tzilt Th S E g m a P hi vinitilwifi-S. riiiltxiil Sigma Phi is ai iizitiuiiul i1U1lO1'Zi1'j' sorority for woiiivii iu jouriizilisiii. Mvniht-i'sl1ip is 017011 to junior and S01 iior girls with ll 3,0 :iw-l'z1gv in journalism subjects and u 2.8 uvviuill uvwzigv. Thv higgc-st pimlirw-t of tho yvzir was the tiuflitioiiui itJI'1Ilili Matrix haiiiqiwt in tho spring for 500 womvli. P-uiliiw i'il'I'tiOl'it'iiS froiu CHS spoke to tho guests who lllt'illti0ti wmiivii in 'iUll1'Il2liiSll1, 0l1tSf2l1ldiI1g lladisou woilwii, :mtl 1-uinpus it'iltit'l'S. Another group pi'ojw't was Zl trip to Chicago iii l't-lJ1'uz1ry for ai wwkoilti ciliuic- mi joh opportuuitic-s. This was spmismvmi by 'l'hvt:i Higs iu the Ciiiczigo arvzi. 'l'h4-tu Sig nwmht-rs 1-ullcwtocl iiiuiivy for the Lhupty 1 Strut-king iluh :it C'hristmus timv, whit-h was used to 1lllI't'il2lH0 hunks for pi'v-svlmnl 1-liilclwii. The group uwzinlml lmth grzuluzitc' :uid i1i1chii'g1'z1cl1u1tv swliulzlrsliips to Wtilllttll iii 'itblll'IliliiSIl1. UfIivvi's xx'vi'm-1 .lamv .lm-ksmi. pri-siclvrltg Joyr-0 Still'Ut'tiUl'7 X'it't'-1Jl't'Sitit'IliI lhisviiiuiy llvirl, S0tj1'Pl21l'XQ L 411' ' ' ' irh-5' l'.rlwui'mls, II't'21SllI't'I'. .ihimm ZIIIYISOI' was ifelir-0 tltmcliiiziii umi Iiriu-ti Wm-stlc-5' was tho fzivility uclVisu1'. 'D 18 .41 t J am J YT? First row, left to right: K. Springer, M. Hamou, IJ. Foraimeii, P. Lange, K. Holtlunpf, IJ. Rikkers, D. IVillium. Second row: C. Sehumpert, B. Johnson, Ii. Kerr, T. Gilbert, L. Hester, P. Bertram, M. Kritz, L. Stenl, S. Human, M. Mm-Arthur. Third row: C. Wurtz, B. Kughtsvli, IJ. Milestone, M. Christiansen, L. limlelen, M. Baker, I. Slizulcluek, A. Iiilfillzm, M. Iiothe, J. Albreeht, C. Hoppenfeltl, B. Sachs. The VVomen's Revreation Association fills a definite need on campus by providing a program of intra-mural sports for l'niversity co-eds. This program included volleyball, badminton, tennis, swimming, and other sports. Partieipation is generally by teams, usually from girls' living units, sororities, and other organized groups. One of WRA's most popular programs was eo-rec-reational swimming on lfriday nights in the Lathrop Ilall pool. A field hockey elub, :L bowling elub, and tennis and golf groups were other projects. In .I2ll1llE11'y, the members traveled to Beloit for an invitational swim meet and in March, the organization partie-ipated in a sports day at LaCrosse. The first of lXIay, :L cfzrnoe trip to Lake lV2Ll1lJOS2l was sponsored. The trip was open to any girl who wus interested. This your, the oflieers were: Lynn Cooper, president: Iona- Slizlddovk, Vive-p1'esicle11I: Sharon Blat-kadder, re- cording sem-rotary, Phoebe Xapper, r-orresponding sevre- tury: Szxndru Langhofer, lI't'2lSII1'Pl'I Barbara Johnson, public-ity munuger. Women's Recreation ssociafion First row, left to right: S. Laughofer, P. Napper, I. Shadcluek, L. Cooper, D. Paul, S. Blaekadder. Second row: G. Hess, C. Herrman, J. Nelesou, M. Neuman, IJ. Rief, J. Stitt. Third row: Miss C. Benson, K. Holmberg, P. Pierre, J. Happel, S. Fishman, Y. Vvasilewski, P. Miller. 219 Sigma Delta Chi Oldest and largest menls professional journalistic organization on campus is Sigma Delta Chi. An active schedule is carried on hy the group, in- cluding the Gridiron Banquet, J-School Mixer, J-School Pienie, and Senior Awards Day. AVell known journalists are featured as speakers at meetings. This year's officers were: Dan Baumann, president: Dick Johnson, vice-president, Tom Altenburg, secretary: and John Gruber, treasurer. First row, left to right: A. lioe, D. Johnson, vice-president, D. Billllllilllll, president: T. :Xlt6I1lJllI'g,Sl'C1'0t2ll'j'I J. Clrnlmer, ll'01lSlll'C1'I V. Kapoeions. Sec- ond rowl H. Nelson, advisor, B. Nelson, T. l.nl1enow, D. AleManners, T. Hartman, J. Wieghart, F. Arncson, J. Alarks, D. Martin. Alpha Delta Sigma This year's program of Alpha Delta Sigma, pro- fessional advertising fraternity, stressed closer contact between student members and the advertising profession. ADS is affiliated with both the Advertising l ederation of America and the Advertising Association of the West, and worked with advertising cluhs whenever possible. The year's officers were: Robert Rohaeek, president: Alarshall Berland, viee-president : Homer Schroeder, secre- tary: Tom Daggett, treasurer. 220 First row, left to right: L. linclianan, B. liohaeek, J. Sehillinger, IC. Lchner. Second row: T. Wortruha, I.. liorn- stein, C. Locser, J. Schakcllnan. G. Scliockmel First row, left to right: S. Netzel, vice-president, S. Strehlke, pesidentg M. Mulligan, secretary, T. Dalles, treasurer. Second row: B. Thomas, A. Dushek, M. Cowan, B. Skeris, J. Lcpinski. Coronto, professional journalism sorority, was founded at the lvniversity of Wvisconsin in 1924. Since that date it has become a national organization with chapters on other university campuses. Coronto's social year included the annual Alumnae tea, held in the fall, and the faculty Christmas tea which honored all journalism professors. The alumnae banquet was held in the spring in conjunction with the officer installation hanquet. The Courant,'l Coronto's newspaper was published twice during the year. Officers for this year were: Jane lValdron, presidentg Jane Sholts, vice-president, Hazel Walden, corresponding secretary g Shirley Edwards, recording secretary, and Janice Penman, treasurer. Zeta Phi Era Zeta Phi Eta is a national speech arts sorority for women. Activities of Omit-ron chapter this year included Christmas readings for various organizations in the Madison vicinity, collaboration with the University Library committee in a creative writing Workshop, an annual spring tea for the speech faculty, participation in Senior Swingout, and a trip with the alumnae to Mil- waukee to see a stage production. The chapter participated in the Zeta Phi Eta Founda- tion and in giving individual and chapter awards. Officers this year were: Sally Strahkle, presidentg Sally Netzle, vice-president, Mary Mulligan, secretary, Trudy Dalles, treasurer, Mary Mulligan, senior Pan- Hellenic representative: Barbara Skeris, junior Pan- Hellenic representative: Anita Dushek, historian. Coronro First row, left to right: l'. Duntley, Al. Stellmacher, S. lidwards, J. Nlaldrow, president: J. Peninan, H. Walden, J. Owen, N. Klinke. Second row: M. Wilson, K. Knapp, M. Waterworth, Z. You Endo, J. Fischer, N. Stephenson, D. Stein, M. Fink, C. Mahnert. Phi Mu Alpha The prirnury pnrpnsr- of thc- lmiwvc-lily nwctings ni tho syniphnnians nf Phi Mn .-Xlphzi l'l'tlll'l'llilY was tn hvlp zlclvulic-0 thc' vznisv ni' gXll10I'il'2lll ninsiv. This your thv l,M.Vs nvtml :ls rn-spmisnr oi' tht VlTfJl11'l12llll0lll of Song c-oinpvtition, ont- of thc- liigllligllls of l7il1'f'lllS, NYM-kviitl. In vmijliin-limi with tht-ir sis lvl' sm'n1'ity, Siginzi .Xlphu Intn, thv l'NI,X's spniisow-cl un All-.XlllOl'it'21ll Nlnsn- t'0llt't'l'l, Sm-inlly incflinm-ml vm-ulis , y . . . , . ls viijnyvil Joining thv NXT s in singing C hristnuis 1-zirols nl thv ninsim- sc-howl party illlil nn Capitol Sflllilllt. Offivvrs for tho yvur we-rv liif-lizircl Sc'l1i'noclm-1', prvsi clvnti lllllllllil liockmv, Yit'C'-1H't'Sitl0Ill1 Holwrt iilnssy, s0K'l'0ltlI'f'Q and Clvrzild ll l1lll', ll'UilSl1l't'1'. S' Alpha Era Sigjglllil ,Xlphzi Iftn is nn mgzgniiizntimi mlvsigggmwl tu proinntv intvrvst in thc nrvn nl' spvvvli :intl hvnring. This Yf'2lI', thv group pnrtim-ipntvml in ln-lpingg Nvnru f'I'iil.li'1'S svll urtim-lvs thvv in-ldv :incl pw-sviitiiw' ai sc-rivs . ' v 2- ni l0t'lllI'0S on phases ni QHW11-int spa-wll t'0l'I'0t'llUll. cl is host to In the spring, Signui .Xlpha litu svrvv as .' thv lVisc'onsin Spvwli and Ilvzwingr C'rn1V011timi. 0Hic'0i's this your wx-rv: livvzwly Brzinn, prosidvnt Liz Bvhring, x'im-c-pwsicloiit: Lois Iinlmnvitz, 1-nr1'vspmnling:, som-i'vta1'y: .Iac-kit nivv Bfosmfowitz, 222 Koppc-l, I'l't'0I'1lillg1 svc'1'vt:11'y3 :incl lim historian. First row, left to right: IJ. St-ilor, J. Mt-C:n'thy, l'. iflaton, R. Young. Second row: P. Nm-r, J. Hngun, R. St'l1I'UCClf'I', Cl. VYhite, R. Rm-knw, R. Klnssy, IJ. 1,1-iris. Third row: R. Spvvzicvk, H. Cell, YY. flnndt, C. Ruivlivl, l.. Svhnlz, T. Biuimlly, YY. Grey First row, left to right: J. Evcnsun, M. fir-cfkvr, J. Koppel, L. Rnbovits, B. Brznin, lj. Bchring, C. llnnhiun, B. Moskowitz. Second row: M. Unv- imlson L. Frnnlc A. DePl10 J. Burn- 7 7 7 hart, J. Sf'l1110llTOI', P. llI'UCI1lJL'Fg, J. B1-nson, A. I'v11i1vi'u:1t,hc1', IJ. Churchill, N. XY1ll'tlOIl, I.. Liuhgold, D. Casuwcll. Third row: IS. Hoinrivlis, C. Conway, F. Hulpvrt, J. 31llTl0Ild0I'f', S. Gutkins, K. 'l'l1llI'W2it'l1ll'l', M. Kinsella, N. Ankcr. Wmmiii imxjmiiigg or milioriiig iii spvclc-l1 at Ihv l'iui- vi-rwilv nrivlurthoi'll1v1i'iiitvi'vst in thw hvlil hs' lI10lIlllOl'- ship in Phi livin, iizltimml spc-1-vli sorority. Phi livin piwmiimti-s mlm-Vvlopiiic-nl in lmuth miisim' zuirl spmw-li. This ymir, lll0ll1llC'l'SWOIli 1-zimliilgg alt tl1cNc-iimlugimil C'viitc'r ihiriiig tho C'l1rislm:1s SUHSUII, pivsviitvrl ai play ph' B nizuliiig ut Sviiior Swiiigmil mimi 4-iitwtziiiieinl ul Y:lI'ilbl1N I mil 4-iiiitcws. Ther girls spoiisuwcl thv ymirly t'l1Ll1JiPl'-f21l'llllX lum- qiivt :mil pzi1'tim-iputvrl in iliovtiiiggs with thv Zlllllllllill' 4-liziplvix .X play Vflilfllllgl was plvsm-iitvil in the lvlllflll Play Firvlv hy The group zuirl cluring sm-micl sc-iiivstc-i', thai Iiuulitioiiul Spring lmzuiqiivi was hc-lrl. 'l'hv Xi c-luiptvr of Phi livtzi was forluvrl at thc- l'11ii'm-rsity of llvlSC0llSlll in ISDQT. For the past thirty- um- yvuiw tho group has viii-miiligocl vxm-vllviive in srliolzir- ship und given p1'of0ssim1zil zissistuilve to students iii thv iiclils of music- and sperm-li. Tho oflirers for thf- past your wvre: Raiuoiia Uttvsmi. pi-4-siilmit:.Iu11 Pratt, l'fll'0l'lllIlQQ sc-1-1'vta11'y: Nlldlllll Gilmzui. 1'm'1'vspo1icli1ig sei-1'0tu1'y: xl2ll lllllli'U lVest, ll'0Z1Slll'0I'Z lmif .Xr1icsmi, l1lSiO1'l2lIl1 Lois Slivrimm, rush f'l12LlI'IIl2lll. st'-row, left to right: Clilmzin, li. lll.l1'S4lll,v .l. ljrutt, M. We-sl. Second row: R. xYlll0I'SlUlll, li, Yming, I.. Slwrimui, IS. 'llllU1l1IJSUll, Nvgzil, l,. llmui. Third row: J. lin- Nlillv, N, clllI'lSl0I1Sf'I1, ll. l,:ii11pvrf, l.. l'lllll', li. fV2ll0I1tI11l'j'l'I'. .I. lush, l,, l5:u'r:1r'k, l,. :X1'Il4'SUIl. 223 'Ill11'Ullgl10Ilf the fVP2lI', 11111111lw1's of Sigma Alplm Iota, pI'0fOSSI0ll21l 11111sicA sorority, p1'c-sm-11tvfl 11111sif-ales Zllltl c-o11- r-Orts whim-h s01'x'0Ll to 011te11't:1i11 SAI 1110111l1ors as well as tho o1'g:111izz1tio11s for wliirfh thc-y wow giVc111. IJlll'lIlg SUVOIILI seuiestcr, the group hvlcl the Spring COIltf6'l T which was opoii to the puhlirf. Sigma Alpha Iota was tho cfo-sponsor of the VIl0L1I'll21- S ' h I 111e11t of Song, and co-spo11so1'vcl tho School of BIIISICTIS p a iillllllal spring pic'11ic'. I o1111ded O11 the If11ix'e1'sity of lvisc-o11si11 campus i11 1921, the Rho chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota had tweiity- tive active members and ploflgc-d 2111 klilfllllflllill I'iOLlI'l0i'l1 cluriiig fall rushing this year. Officers of the past y0211' were: -IGLLIIIIO Larson, prvsi- deutg Barbara Dzuro, Vive-p1'eside11tg Pat Calvi, rec-o1'di11g sec-1'etaryg Carol Ql1ZiCI61'f?l', c'o1'1'espo11di11g sec-1'eta1'yg Bar- bara Nutt, tI'02lSl11'0I'Q Iiiitl'll1li2L Yau xY21gQllOIl, c'haplz1i11g Joyvo Babler, editor. First row, left to right: S. Mc-I,:11'1111, Nl. II11ll.m11111, J. C11v:1111111gl1, P. Jol111so11, S. K1111clso11, ll. XvtllOllllll-.IOIISOII. Second row: NI. NYM-kcl K. Yam XY:1,go111111, B. Nott, .l. l12ll'S011, Mrs. H. Blotz, B. llzuro, CT. cQll2lClCI'G1', 'I'. 1321111111 Third row: lf. Sw:111, K. Wvold, A. l,i1l'liPl', J. Hoiiucrl I 7 C. Z2lI10l1l', lJ. btzrhl, J. lizilmlvr, li. Wiinm-, tl. Fl:1tl1, li, Davis. Fourth 1'0WZ li. Iiiilriulc, M. I'lI'I1Sl,, BI. Sc-liwulw, J. 'I',iotl:1t, A. Hiott, C. Burr, II. lic-ll, G. PXVUII, H. Pottor. 224 First row, left to right: .l. Iinggvl, 'l'. R11l11-1's1111, J. S1111-l1111:111, S. Sl2ll'lill1lllSl', ID. ll11I1l1i11s, N. Spioth. Second low: N. li11l1i11 li. l 1'11g121', KI. 'l':11111'. li. 7 Y R11s1'11, S. l :1x1111, lx. ll11l111I11-111. ,E Senior Orchesis U1'1'l111sis, llllx first st111l1'11l 1l11111'11 111'gg1111iz11ti1111 i11 tl11- ' I h ll2lllOll, was st111't111l ill the l'11iv111'sify of Wis1'1111si11 i11 T 1924. Me111l1111'sl1ipis11111111 to 111111111 11111.j111's 111111 st111l1-111s ,H I H Y V, H V N u 1 . ' who qualified in tho ummm tryouts. ll lj s1111l ll11'111py C lllll was 11111111111 to p1'11v11l1- H . -1111111111't1111itvl'111'l l'111-' 1 - - -' lho gmup w1'11t 1111 111111 to Oshkosh 1l111'111g Nlill'1'l1 ' I I A-lms to '1fW11f 1ffff1 11' llllfillltell 1 . . . ,, with tl111 li11l1ls 11 1111 - and also 11ppP111'111l 111 VX 11st High 111 BI111l1s1111. lh1-y QQZIYK' , , y p , .1 9 the Ill' ' A ll11- g1'1111p s 111't1V1t111s this y11111' 11111l111l111l 1101111111111 of toys 111 th1- 1-l11l1l1'1111 111 H111 U1'tl111p111li1- llospital, Illflllllllj' lIlUK'llllgS, Il p11111i1-, l111111111111 111111 s111-i11l 11111 t11g11th111's. EL 011111-1-1't i11 the l'11i1111 'l'l11111t111' 111111 fl'0f1lll'llllj' 11pp11111'111l 1111 l111'11l t11l11visi1111 st111i1111s. 'l'l11'1111gl11111t th1' y11111' guvst 1111111-0 i11sl1'111't111's W1-111 OH, D II .I U ' . . 11-111's w111'11 1111 1 - - , - sp1111s111'111l 111111 fJl'4'lll'SlS was thc 1-11-sp1111s111' 111 21 11111111-1'11 . . 1 t I I Q I 'lim Um' lmxldlmf hmm HMM' . . v11'11- 11'1-s11 1111 3 . 111 V 1- 11111111111 .' 1 - '- 1 - H 1l11111'11 1'11111'111't h11l1l 111 lllfx l 1111111, I - ' 1 111111111 ' 'x 'd'm 111111111 . 1111-1s111'1-1': X-11li1111 .-Xtki11.'1111 11' - - - '- - - As 21 gg1'1111p p1'1111'1'1, 11111111l1111's sp1111s111'111l 21 Sl'll11lill'- ' , ' . N ' I Ogmnl lhlmmdll' Cflllflfld , H1111111. xillllj' As 1111w11ll, 1'11-111l11111's. ship st111l1111T to C111111111-ti1-111 C'11ll11gzg11 P-1'l11111l 111' lD:1111'1-. I Uffi1-111's w111'11 .I1111 S1111'k1111111. p1'11si1l1-1113 'l'l111is litbllllll- s1111. x'i1'11-111'esi1l1111t 1 Sally S111t11l11111s11. 1-111'1'11sp11111li11gg s1-1-1'1-- tary: Jilll Iiilgfjl. 1'111'111'1li11g s11111'111111'y: lJi111111 lD11l1l1i11s. t1'G11s111'1J1'. Firstrow,1eftto ligtl Y. f'11s1'i11. V. .l11l111s1111, N. ,XllilllS11Il, .l. ll11111l. N..I11I111Q1m,1:,g4mi11,, Second row: Bliss N11-Nvil, Blrs. liI'l'lll'l', Nliss liuhl, Nlrs. Y:111 Sllwk, IJ. II:1111ilt1111, A. S1'l111:1itt1'1'. li. f11'ill1-1: Third r0W! li. Yz1111l13v111'l. Bl. ll1'1'sl1:11'l1, ll. S:1li1'1'. S, ll:11'1lg51'11v11, C'. R111-1'l1111i'I, IP. l,:1151'l l'. li:1l'11tl1, Xl. .l11x'1'11 Y. li1111l111, l., llilgr-1'. Fourth row: S, Y111':1l, S. Wi1-1I1'11l11111l', I.. flK'4'1'lllIll. I.. l5111'11i:1s, ll, Xi1-hols J. lYI'lJt'I17 15. .I111111s, ll. lfugu, N. ll11v1y1', N. Il11lz111ill111'. ' ' I y 1 il Ei Phi Epsilon Kappa The purpose of Phi Epsilon Kappa is to promote physical education and to provide activities and events of interest to students in the Iields of health education, physical education, and recreation. The monthly meetings featured prominent speakers, including professional ball players and the Dean of the lingineering school. The 238 nieinbers sent a delegation to State Day in Milwaukee, and helped publicize the new phy ed program at XYis- consin. 7 Officers were: John O'Boyle, president: Harold Iivans. secretaryg Ronald Carlson. treasurerg Charles l.indlmerg, sergeant. First row, left to right: R. Rippe, J son, J. O'Bovle. Second row: K sclineider, H. lanpuch, ll. Ford, J Smith. Third row: IJ. Olsen, R. Olsen H. Kruinplestater, A. Steckellierg, D R,oiv1ands, IJ. Nledenwald. D, Foster Women's Phy Ed Club The lVomen's Physical lidueation Club sponsored an old clothes sale at the bevinninf of each semester. 275 The proceeds from the sale supported the Elizabeth Wfaters Scholarship Fund. The group's other activities included a high school play day, annual banquet, Christ- mas Jartv 1 reshinaii-Transfei' Tea in the fall, and Senior - Y . Send off in spring. The officers were: Gale lirdmann, presidentg Eliza- beth Stevens, vice-president: Naney Funk, secretaryg and Janet Stitt, treasurer. 226 First row, left to right: S. Nason, P, Miller, S. Blackadder. Second row: Miss T. Klalninpliy, J. Stitt, lf. Ste- vens, Cl. .l'iI'tTI11Il11l1, N. Funk, Miss R. Meyer. Third row: J. Maiigaii, J. Lange, S. Severson, L. lfdc-len, Yonell, K. Holmlmerg, Stackliouse. N. Mann. Denierit, H. Evans, R. Blish, R. Carl- Zimmerman, G. Borland. R. Ylvand- I First row, left to right: S. H1-ntilv, S. Blaiikstviii, J. l.oln', J. llvntsr-ln-l, J. Conroy, Y. lla-iiinlr, Nl. Slaull, J. Ston- son, S. llovrim-s, NI. Wong. Second row: J. Bogart, ll. Kirliinan, S. l illm-r, BI. Iill0lll0l'li, S. Nlt'l'l2ll'l2lll'l, S. llarti-r, li. Kavkow, li. Colvnian, S. 'l'valv, li. Fonts, A. l'vt.orson, K. Watson, ll. Ulsen. Third row: l'. Tranfow, C. Puls, J. Ls-nic, S. Sarig, J. This-l, L, Moss-s, A. Nleyc-i', Nl. l arqul1arson, L. Larson, llc-an Siggolkow, Mr. W. lYitlic'h, l'. Nlorlm-nson, l. Sliacli-iw-li, li. Johnson, S. Knutson, K. Kelsey, S. Shivasulirainanyain, Nl. Sc-liallc-r, Kakatkar, Nl. l5rafll'oril, .L Shipman, nr 1, . G. Q Schecler's Sc'l1ocl0r's Club is a social and professional organi- zation for prospem-tivo teachers and Vniversity students interested in oduc-ation. Their monthly meetings included talks by school principals from the Madison vicinity and other parts of tho state, talks by faculty members, panel discussions and a mock interview in whit-h prineipals from all levels of 0ill1l'2l.tlUll interviewed a senior in the Svhool of liduc-ation and clisvussvcl the qualities of a good team-her. Offic-ers wore: lic-nee Coleman, presidentg Susan Treale, x'ic'e-pwsiclc-lit: Carol Zan-how, secretary: Bette Rai-how, treasurer. First row, left to right: S. Pollwnius, IS. Scliaeli-r, Nl. Long, S. l rasc1r, S Swanson, IJ. Boylan. Second row: L lVebor, K. Fvls, L. Covvliiiii, Miss Fair banks, li. liarry, li. lianflall, J. Neln ing, S. Slierwoocl. Third row: S. Schaum, J. Vorpahl, li. lilac-lc, L Hamlow, C. Kapp, M. liullainorm-, S Yonoll, K. Allen, K. Kuhn, S. l ri1-ml man, I. lienin-iikainpll, J. Boone Fourth row: ll. Lonnnvn, N. Jones K. Groatoii, A. Ulm-is. A. lgflflilllll B, Bull, ll. Gibb, U. Talley, li. llal vorsen, J. Pvnos. Women's Dolphin Club Senior Dolphins rhose new I1l0lIllJOI'S in tryouts in the fall. The group p1'ac-tired throughout the year and presented a sync-hronized swinnning show in the spring. Ofhc-ers were: Barbara Barry, president: Alina Stovlting, Vive-president, Karen Fels, sevretary: Louise C04-c-liini, fI'02LSl1I'0l'I Gale lirdinan, historian, liarbara lianclall, show vhairinang Sue Swanson, assistant show vhairnian, Pokey lilam-kaflcleig pnblivity. v fin 227 VH Val VH I SI 51014111 ig Phi Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, professional edn- eational fraternity, had inore than SOO nienibers this , year, the majority of whieh were graclnale students. lleetings were held twice a lnonth with feature speakers who are outstanding in ednvation, humanities, and sr-ienc-es. The speakers covered topic-s that were pertinent to the interests of the fraternity nieinbers. Initiation banquets were held three tinies during the year by members of Phi Delta Kappa. A formal banquet was held with the XVOIl10llyS edu- eational sorority, Pi Lambda Theta, in l ebruary. Free public edueation is regarded as essential to denioc-raey by the fraternity. It strives to promote sueh educ-ation through eontinuons interpretation of ideals of research, service, and leadership. ilfHt'G1'S for the past year were: .Xlan lieeinan, presi- dent: Eugene Koplitz, viee-president: and Dale Bolton, seeretary-treasurer. Professor Herbert Klansineier is advisor to the group. First row, left to right: N. Koopman. P. Roc-kwell. II. Klznisineier. AX. lic-4-inan, Ii. liftllllil. IJ. Holton, W. Mueller. J, Flaw-lt. Second row: T. llipplm li Imrlinii l' Hoon I Nlnllnin X H ttimlml' l lin ch l' Xlm 1 I lll on R NJir11711 'l' ll' nz Th' ' il 11 ', ..-' ', '1,.., 1' s 1' s' , ww, ,. s,, .Q ','.:, . ing -ss. 1rdr0WZ R.lx11l4:tc: '. l , P. Kegel, Y. Pings, A. llc-nnnin, H. lim-r-liini. W. llt-lsrilwelq, Cf l'fben, li. lfisvlier, S. Krishnan, 22 Phi Delta Epsilon The purpose of Phi Delta lipsilon, professional medi- cal fraternity, is to advance social and intellectual co- operation and fellowship among medical students and faculty. The l'raternity creates a lmetter understanding of the medical profession through its annual lectureships. These lectureships, sponsored by the fraternity and paid for by its alumni, feature speakers from large research centers in the country. The events are preceded hy banquets for Phi Delta lflpsilon members, alumni, and faculty. Other events held during the year include two semi- formal dinner dances, informal social parties, rushing functions, and speeches by staff members. Officers for the year were: Allen Miller, president, Philip Bond, treasurerg Jordan Fink, treasurer, and Asher Cornfield, secretary. The fraternity advisor was Dr. Herman Shapiro. Alpha Delta Theta, professional medical technology sorority held meetings twice a month this year, which featured guest speakers from the medical field. Some of these meetings were open to the public. These open meetings were followed by a social hour. At Vampus Carnival, members sponsored a booth where students could discover their particular blood type. In lfelmruary, the girls held their traditional l ounder's Day Banquet. This year, the oflicers ivere: Nancy Mortensen, pres- ident, Dorothy Neuenfeldt, vice-president, Marian Hefty, corresponding secretary, Sandra llenckel, treasurer. Alice Thorngate, a senior med tech instructor, served as the group's advisor. Medical School ......,,,...,...,,,.. ,. . V , .L ' Q it vw Mig se ef? fi ' 3 K Y aa First row, left to right: B. Stein, li. l+'riedman, R. Manis, J. Zitzer, P. Stein. Second row: ll. Ruiz, Al. Benner, A. Rolminson, ll. Sc-lnvartz, N. Zarem, F. Sclmlkin, A. Cornfield. Third row: S. Altman, J. Fink, A. Hiller, P. Bond, li. Selilcr. Alpha Delta Theta First row, left to right: ll. Czarnci-ki, IC. Scliarnagle, J. Schalchen, B. Bloom, Nl. Cohen, tl. lloehn, C. Raluelil. Second row: J. Boone, C. Felllmzmm, J. liengler, ll, lioerdink, J. lflilineyer, S. Waitrovich, li. Cireenxvood, IJ. Poivcll. Third row! C. Talley, Al. llelty, IJ. Neuenfeldt, N. Mortensen. S. lfllqo, S. llencliel, Swanson, J, Piltz, li, lilIlt'llIlI'l. Fourth row: S. llcndriclison, IJ. Smith, S. l.2lllgllUl't'I', Nl. St'llllllltllii'I', tl. liellock, ll. liar- lmalaoll, A. Sclmlz, J. Haese, ti. lfislncr, li. l.:1rson, P. Yet-liinski, S. Steinberg, li. Jrlcolmson. 229 Phi Chi Phi Chi medical fraternity was established to provide housing for medical students with the benefits of pro- fessional fellowship. Many activities highlighted the program this year, including the Spanfarkel,' lJinner, fall and spring for- mals, Founders Day Dinner, and an all-fraternity trip to the Abbott Laboratories in Chicago during spring vacation. tJI'Iicers were: lVilliam Brown, president, Donald Schmidt, vice-president: Norman Rozansky, secretary: and Donald Burandt, treasurer. Lf fa: 230 First row, left to right: V. Russo, .I Larson, C. Jahn, R. Yechinski, H Iiartos, J . Fry, R. Brown, J. Albright C. Johnson. Second row: C. Votava 'I'. Sknlan, M. Hnibregtse, C. Gerhard IJ. IJunn, W. Ulscn, G. Vandervort P. AIcI,eod, YY. McKee, IJ. Moody R. Blomquist, IJ. Shelp, K. Mannis Third row: Ii. Uecker, D. Shanahan I. Brulm, XY. Schoenwetter, F. Gobel W. Brown, IJ. Burandt, D. Schmidt li. Borchardt, R. Sacco. Fourth row A. Kind, IQ. Krohn, G. Kronquist P. Chase, T. Alalueg, R. Yee, R Norton, J. Moskowitz, J. Perlman L. Iiggman, R. Stafford, IJ. Olson, A Straucli. Fifth row: Al. Speekhard IC. Kloppedal, G. Porter, YY. Coan, A Brckken, F. Helms, R. Anderson, P Il. lYiIIiams, IJ. Peak, F. Alurray, A Ii. Lass. Nu Sigma Nu Besides regular dinner meetings with featured speak- ers, Nu Sigma Nu, professional medical fraternity, held a number of informal professional parties, including a Come as a Disease party, and several f'non-profes- sional square dances and hayrides. Before the pressure of studies overcame them, members participated in their annual football game with the Phi Chi's. Ofhcers for the year were .Iohn Werrbach, president 5 Ashley Lipshutz, vice-president, James Angeyine, treas- urer, Lesley Klevay, secretary. First row, left to right: S. Machman, L. Polaeheek, IJ. Ragsdale, AI. Rain- mer, J. Angevine, L. Rhein. Second row: J. I rieking, J. NVeyeer, T. Brewer, IJ. Fanseali, N. Ueehler, D. Ferry, IJ. Hemingway. Third row: F. Schal- daeh, J. Donkle, S. Miezio, G. Kopf, IJ. Moon, P. Trautman, B. Heuer. Fourth row: N. Nateheff, A. Lipshutz, IJ. Gray, R. Plater. Fifth row: A. AIeBeatl1, N. VVhite0mb, J. Wverrback, I . Reynolds, E. Hollander, B. Yount. i I . B A M141 3 1 Gohdcs, R. Normington, P. Freehette. Iihrhardt, IJ. Ruf, R. Hlavae, J. Scho- waltcr, CI. Meyer. Sixth row: B. Iiorbitz, J. Larsen, J. Mathison, J. Bloxdorf, It. Chan, M. McCutcheon, IJ. Uttcnsrneyer, S. Johnson, J. Under- berg, K. Oberheu, P. Studenraucli, R. Jones, CI. Cramer, J. Ramlo, IJ. Cline, The lliisconsin l,l12ll'lIl2lt'llllllt'2ll Socicty was lonndctl on campus to proniotc intcrcst in plnirinzicv and to acquaint stndcnts with thc opportunitics of thc profcssion. This 0l'Q'2lIllZiLlil0ll is :L stndcnt lwrnnch of lioth thc Ainerican l,lli1l'I1l2Lt'l'lllilt'2ll .-Xssocizrtion :Ind the lVisoonsin llharinuccutiiczil Association. Klenllicrship is opcn to nnyonc cnrollcd in the School of lllizmnzicy. At regular monthly inoctings, nicinlwrs of tho society hoard noted anthoritics in thc profcssion und represent- atives from the pllzirxnzicollticzil industry spczik. Topics included thc various aspects of plnwnntcy und specific DI'0lJl9IHS encountcred in this ficld. This yezn s social uctivitics inclnclcd at scini-formal spring dancc and 21 picnic. Thc annual Christmas party was given for the children at Morningside Sanitoritnn. At the society's traditional scnior lianqnct, ont- standing scniors and juniors were honorcd. Officers for the past year wcrc: David Sherman, presidentg Thomas Rolando, vicc-prcsidcnt: Nancy Lund- gren, sccrctaryg Robcrt Panlick, trcasnrcr. Kannass. Third row: M. Uxrnnn, N. Jcnnv, M. Lnnglins, W. row: J. Frcitzm, A. Unmnth, T. Wysocki, J. Krisik, L. Banlknccht, 1 lxicngci, J Xonng I C I nti lx 1 0 1,311.11 First row, left to right: R.. Plcicr, l'. Nlnrrny, N. I.11inlg1'c-11, T. R11 Second row: R. Cnstilcbcrg, N. Blnst, li. Frzmz, Bl. Krauilc, IC. K1 Hcl First row, left to right: N. Post, C. Collins, l. Yelnsr-o, Bl. Conlin, li. Pleier, Blust, Nl. Runkel, li. Sehwurtz. Second row: J. Kelsey, J. Bell. Burr Nl. Krawle, lil. Kraft li. Frauiz, Y. I.unclgren, P. Kliirruy. C. .l'lllgC'l'. Third row: li. Kaine, K. Iverson, J. Knsehiiw, P. Volk- inzinn, Bl. fllussel, J. Patterson, ls. Henley, Bl. Miller, C. l3ossh:n'clt. 232 Kappa Epsilon liappu lipsilon is ai national XV0lll0lllS pl1iLI'lH2i,f'y sorority. The elizipter at the l'niVersity of lVisc'onsin was founded in 1925. Xlenihership is open to any girl in the sehool of l,l19,l'I1lZll'Y with a 2.3 zu'ei'zige. This year, the group held monthly business meetings. Dr. l.einher'ger, at faculty niernber of the Sehool of Phar- inzn-y, talked on the opportunities for wonien in phar- inzivy at one of these meetings. The nienihers partir-ipated in l,l'Of04SlOlliIl Pan-Hel's servic-e projec-t at the Urthopedir- Hospital. Kappa lflpsilon inenihers held rushing in the early full and the new girls were pledged in Oetolier. Initiation of ineinhers was hold in i'Oll'lllllt'll0ll with the znniual lfounclerls Day Bzniquet in May. ln the spring, the group had its annuml lH30llI1g2Q at the honio of Dr. Louis Busse. Dr. Husse, Assistant Dean ol' the Sc-hool of l'ha1'1nzLc'y, is the groupls advisor. ,X party was held with Kappa Psi, national ll19lllS phz11'1nac'eutiez1l fi':1tei'nity. The oiiicers for the past year were: .ludy lilust, presiclentg liosezxnne Pleier, x'icfe-president: llary l'll'2Ll1C'QS Uonlin, sc-1-i'etz1i'yg Nlziry lillen liunkle, ll'92l9lll'Pl'. First row, left to right: XY. Hucly, T. Gull, N. JPIIIIX, T. Bca1'clsl0y, J. Fuhs, NY. Z41cl1'0w, P. llitvlwll, R. SC'llll1lLlfli9, KI. lXlic'k0ls011, J. R.c1skz1. Second row: R. lfllfftllil, Xl, li01l:111rl, T, Wyscwki, A. U1111111tl1, M. l,JXIHtlll, li. TXl1ll'i1ll2il'Lll, C. l3IlI'lAliI10l'l1l, S. Natoli, J. Hung, li. li2lllIl2lSS, K. Harley, J. Stoibor. Third row: J. Lvwin, XY. Koller, R. Nelson, J. C,i111'cle111v1', J. H11111111011, R.. lm-, K. Mayor, Ci. Blillvr, li. lliiglxll, H. Jahn, E. lQl10l111g, J. Bilftllll, J. F1'v1tag, li. XYOIIKX. Fourth row: IJ. ljtxlllllllgi ll. Scfl1:1low, A. Flagnfl, P. Healey, R. lilac-rt, J. lXlK'NCl10Hly A, Sllllilllii. v This yearls pl'0gl'21lll of Kappa Ps1, lIl9ll7S pl'l2l,I'lllil- C0lltll'21l f1'ate1'111ty, lIlt'lL1fl0tl a svrivs of p1'of0ss1o11al Il100flllgS with acldrvsses hy speakvrs 111 rvlatvcl lIlPdlI'2ll holds. Some of these talks c-overvrl the usv of ll2LI't'0lll'S 111 pha1a111ac'y. lXlQIl1lUQl'S pa1't1c'1patcfl 111 d1scf11ss1011s as 3Il0fllCl' means of l6'2Ll'Illl1g 1110111 about their held of study. . Beta chapter had 1ts soc'1al s1de too. The Ch1'1st111as SCIlll-l.0l'fll21l and the Kappa Ps1 SXV00lll62ll'l Ball 111 tho spring were two of the g1'o11p's biggest sur-1al events. Football pa1't10s and Saturclay 111ght rlatv parties were hold by the 29 111e111l101's of tho f1'at01'111ty. A party was hvld w1th Kappa lCps1lo11, llillllllliil wo111r-11's pha1'111a1'y f1'ate1'111ty. The Beta c'haptc11' of Kappa Psi was fflllllilixfl how at tho l'1111'e1's1ty of xYlSK'0llSll1 111 ltlltl. Kappa Psi was established 111 1879. The olT1f'e1's fm' this year xvewi .lllll lfuhs, 1'vge11tZ '.llll0Ill2QLS Bearclslvy, Vive-1'c'gge11t: xY2lI'l'l'll Zc1cl1'ow, svr'1'v- laryg Ralph Hagou and N911 Jv1111y, l'lJ-ll'621SL1l'Gl'SQ lid- lllllllll Mialofsky and Htlllillil llil1'l'lS, vo-sm-1al c-ha11'111011. 233 Law School Law School Association The lVisconsin liaw Student Association worked closely with the l.aw School faculty this year to better the field of study for the students. The faculty and the executive council, the organi- zation's governing body which represented 500 law students, together designed a change in the curriculum. The Association operated the exchange book mart in the Law Building which enabled law students to buy books at lower cost. The group handled the business and financial aspects of publishing the Advocate, the law students' newspaper. Social life included picnics, the Law Ball, and coffee hours for students and faculty. The spring program of activities culminated in the awards banquet, a joint effort of the Law Student Associ- ation and the faculty. At this banquet, honor students and new members of the association's executive council were recognized and honored. The officers of the past year were: Robert A. Aberg, president g John Pellette, vice-president and seeretaryg Gloria Sarafiny, secretary. Executive Council. First row, left to right: Cl. Sarafiny, treasurerg R. Abcrg, presidentg IC. Hodson. Second row: E. Plegcr, J. Ryan, D. Hcrlring. 234 Pln Delta Pln proniotetl hetter knowleclgge und nncler- stunflingg ot' the legal profession this year through at series ot' guest speakers. The speakers were seleetetl from the ranks ol' sneeessful lawyers. The talks were featured ill the lnneheon anfl rlinner meetings whieh were held twiee ai nionth. llurlzin Inn is the l'nix'ersity of ll'iseonsin's ehzlpter of Phi lleltzl. Phi, the oldest national legal frziternity in the l'niterl States. Ilzirlun Inn wus founclecl here on eznnpns in ISSN. This year, Phi Delta Phi held forinzil initiation ot' 0 0 new nieinlmers at Rlziek lluwk Country Clnlm in NOY0llll70l'. lnitintion was higgghlightefl hy 21 lf'SllIIlUllltll for l'lI'illlli Roesel, Nlilwaukee attorney, who was seleeted as the llarlani llill Phi Delta Phi of the year. Phi Delta Phi Ill0llll70I'S, along with other Law Sehool students, purtieipzlterl in another z1etivity,' this past year. llnring the ll0lll9f'0llllIlg3Q game, hopeful young lawyers inarehecl zu-ross the football field during hull'- tiine zretivities, and tossed their ezines over the goal post. The trzulition is that eatehing these canes is 21 sign that the stnrlents will win their first eases. The offieers of the past year were: .lznnes Brewer, magisterg Dave Lund, exehequer: Robert Studt, elerkg Robert llowerre, historian. st row, left to right: ll. lirielqson, ll. Swetz, R. l.owerr. R. tllson. J. Brewer, IJ. l.nncl, R. Stnrlt, A. Kiser, CY Rerlel. Secand row: if aid, l. Kirk, T. liryslnik. R. Hauer, ll. Cllhlglllllll, J. lletl, A. Fowler, il. Stepl1:1n,J. clillltillilll. Third row: ll. Morey, T. Freneh, A. Hutton, f b J Kln thi X SllVil ll Xllllllxllll R I lin Fo h I H l i R L l R lnclc lx Honclx C ill l flu 'tzitlms l .1 'z rm r J N, '. 'z ', . in 1 I :. uxt row: .. nyc oi . Vise . 'I i'ott, Y. T. llnvz R. liozivr, l Ilueht, ld. Pleger, 141. Titllllilllilllll, R. lileinsehmiclt. Fifth row: P. Nlelienzie, P. liynts, P. ,Nt-lson, R. Hzirtrnzin, ll, Peterson: il. Wlirien, l Hale. Sixth row: J. Yaxiillgeren, A. Plisenlmerg, R. Thiel, IJ. Herrling, KI. Mzuz-Xrtlnir. em.ar-- Y Y - Wf'z':.'t 2mw 'MW 1fXHWwP'M'M'wMmmw Phi Alpha Delta, pl'oi'0ssiui1al law iil'1lIC'l'IliIj', sviwvs to pmiimtv professioiizil spirit as wvll as suvizil und iii- tollvf-tluil iiitvrests zuuoiig IIIOIHIXWS of thv lam' sc-hool. Thv i'i'z1tvi'i1ity has 85 iiioiiihvrs and iiwvts mivv ii moiith mi 'Pi1llI'S1i2lY nights. Rushing fuiivtimis wmv hvlcl ut thx- hwgiiiiiiiipg of mic-h . h I sviiwstcw. Iiivitzitioiis to thc- iiiitizltioii ibzlllqllvl wmv smut P I A p a to thi- Wiswoiisiii hui' and hc-in-li. Thv silv nl' tho ililllillllxl was Ihv lilzivk Hawk cttlllllilf' Chili. Sm-izil vvmits fm' tho yvui' iiivhich-ml :1 party hvlcl ivtolwi thc- lam' hull. uml 21 clzltv LilIIll0l'. .Xu ziiixiliuiy im' Ihv win-S of iiioiiihors was mgxziiiizc-ml :xml mm l'UQQlli211'iY, 'l'hv 'llizistiiiastc-1's' Vhih is ai spcwizil i'02lllll'0 of tho t'i'11lvi'niIy. ll is dll iiiiim-1'-gruiip of Phi .Xlphai Doltzi and voiisisls of piihlii- and vxlviiipcmiuiieoiis spc-:du-iw. Tlivsv Phi .Xlphzi m'utoi's Tulk :it iiicwiiiigs 011 X'2ll'i0llS suhjcw-ts wc-01111111-liclvcl hy fclhm' lilvililmiiiw. Ufhr-ws wow: Clary Nlmiw, 'il,lSfif'i'I Sami Iingohrit- svn, vii-v-jiistivoz Jr-i'1'y Iizuiim-k. c-lvrkj :mil .Xrt .Ioi'gf-iisciii, TI'UllSllI'l'l'. First row, left to rifhtt J. Iflliul, J. Biil'I'if'li, S. liigri-lmritsvii, G. Mmm-, jiistim-g ll. Bzilrlwiii, J. llrmxiiwl, IJ, NI2lI'iill, R. 'l'o1'g01'son. Second I0 W: CY Hurm-, .I.3Moi'g:ui, P. P1i1'm'c-ll, F. Svlilvgi-I, W. Youth, W. Wuhlbil, NY. iXIilllSiiI', IJ. Ray. Third row: J. liiidicott, S. Pivs, J 3Il'c'UI'Illii'ii, I . livutly, J, Nliirphy, P, Swviizili. Fourth row: R. Noll, IJ. Illlggvt, W. NI4lAYl'l', J. lixirry, IC. Iluclsuii, IC. Bohm, IC. Nliuisun J. Nim-lsfm, J. Nlvivr. 2 36 PUBLICATIONS First row, left to right: l'. ltvit-lit-lstlorl'vr, J, Schilling, li. .I:u'olrson, Ill. Allvn, XV. llogtirs. Second row: J. Stievc, IJ. Sortil, CY Cfliristniann, IJ. Rot-lwi', li. l'ownall, A. Ili rlll'Il1l2llll. Wisconsin Engineer Thi- llvisconsin l9l11gii10vl', stallt-tl hy eiigiiivtwiiigr stn- tlt-nts ol' thc- liliiyorsity ol' lYist-onsin, is primarily a tc-t-hnival lllilgklllllf' that proyitlvs an opportunity loi- pnhlivation of the work ol' uiigiiwwiiig lllltlUl'QQl'2lllll2llOS. lt is tho ol'lic'ial publication ol' tho llvist-onsin Sotfioty of l,l'0li0SSltlll2ll l'll1glll90l'S and is l'0t-Oiyetl hy viigiiivws throughout the State of Wisvonsin. lievently tht' H linggi- iwc-1'l' also began svndingzg tht- inagazinti to all high st-hools in tht- state in Ol'Cl0l' to iiitorvst young pvoplt- in thv sc-it-ntilit' livlds. At-tually tht-n, the l'li1gi11et-I , pnlmlislit-s for thv high school stnclvnt, thv tfollege inan, and tht- profvssional eiigiiiemy a task clt-niancling a witlv yarivty of lllZliCl'lLll voyering both tht- vanipns and tht- statti. ln kt-vping with a tratlition tlating hat-lc to tho lirsl Hl'lllg2Qlllt'0I'H in 18936, tho otlitorial and business stalls lintl thoir work always has rooni for clvyvloping now itloas as wif will as rlvvtilopilig p1'ot'vssional pnlmlishingg skills. Left to right: linss .lar'olvson, assistant vtlitoi'-in-t-liivl', .lalnt-s Svhilling, Otllltbl'-lll-I'llIl'l2 Alltin C'l:n1t-r, lnisnwss I1ltll1llgC'l'. Business Staff. First row, left to right: A. Nlillnnziv, S. Tritl ll A. Clznu-r. Second row: R. :xllll0l'SUIl, A. .Xlln-1-vlit. Z Mniiziging editor Bud l5:11nl1-1' listens to 1-ompluints from some IHi'IlllJl'I'S of his stall. Left to right: Rusty Ainlersen, Dave Sellzielm-1', Jonn lfisr-lier, llun Xlblvster, Zoe von limle, Carol Amluiiison, John llc-Szmtis, nnfl Bonnie- Bznstow. Daily Cardinal X 'iff' I Xp V, W,-q,,h - Sl1l'I'OllIllliIlg :ulverlising I11tlIlIlgl'I'.lllll Norton :ire lion Williu liolm Hznllc-y, :nnll Ilan l'llllN'I'. 238 The Daily Cklfllllliil 11-iiiaiiiecl a center of eontro- vm-rsy during the year. As 21 new editorial stall' assumed 1-ontrol, the clilfillllkll said it Hwill attempt to 1-larify problems and present issues as simply as is possible in order to help our readers form their opinions. VVQ expert to take definite stands on vontroversies as they arise, and we clon't exper-t eve-ryoile to agree with usfl In the opening editorial of the fall semester, the C'zn'clinal said that prepzirzxtions for a large iiicrease in enrollments must he lllilllll. Student housing, disvrimina- tion, parking, and eompulsory ROTC were listed as a few of the prohlc-ms fl1t'lllg the university. These :incl other student prohlems received attention in the news :incl eclitorizll 1-olnmns as the Cardinal von- tinnecl its task of informing students of happenings on c-znnpns. The C'zn'clinz1l stuff put in long hours at the office in the north-enst wing of .Ionrnnlism llzrll, and many nights the stall' worked after midnight finishing the next morn- inggls pamper. 6 ,'sn,,M ww W-.Nm vang..-f t , ---.....,, An extra day was added tl1is year to the publication schedule. The Cardinal appeared on Saturday mornings, in addition to the four days that it was published the previous year. A plan to publish a competing newspaper, which would have been called the lVisconsin Herald, failed to materialize after several months of controversy. Heading the stalt' for the year were John Gruber, editor, and Jim Burgess, business manager. Burgess was assisted in handling the business opera- tions by Bob Hadley, assistantg .lim Norton, advertising managerg Dan Huber, assistant advertising managerq and lfrancis Torgersen, distribution manager. Gruber, responsible for the editorial and news policies of the paper, was assisted by Bud Bauder, managing editor, and liewis Beman, associate editor. Other editorial stall' positions were held by .lohn Melivoy, sports editorg Leon Lindenbaum, assistant sports editorg Joni Sehmitt, first semester society editorg .Ian Wilkins, assistant society editorg Bonnie Barstow, pho- tography and news editorg and Zoe von Ende, news editor. Dave Schaefer was student government reporter. Claudia Schroeder served as president of the Cardinal board of control, the group which is responsible for over-all operation of the paper. Thus the Cardinal observed its 136th birthday, proud of its consistent independent character. llrokaw. -nz 2 Society statf members .Xnn Nlcftleer, Maureen llrummv, and .lan XYilkens, society editor, converse with sports stzillers Leon liindenbaum and Lou l7iC.1stri, an'l movie reviewer Kurt lil r 5 5 2 Some ol' the back shop crew examining the printing press, Left to right: Mile lflminrich, Dave liehnertz, and XX in Olson. The top dogs of this years Cardinal were editor John Gruber and business manager Jim Burgess. , W ., Ms,-.ir -m.C 'h . .QLJQL , if 552 Q! Q. wx I ' qjff rf ' , ., ,.. . V' Q ... - - ii Nw Q fi Staff conference, clockwise: B. Ziegler, NY. Nuber, YV. Vivigglesworth, D. Janes, M. liommer, F. llopp, J. Carey, tl. lA'llIll'l', J. Marks, R. lillIltllllt'll. K. Martin, P. Hartwig, K. Kelsey, H. Bohne. Wisconsin Country Magazine The lViseonsin Country lylagazine is published eight times a year hy the students of the Agriculture and Home lCeonomies Sr-hools. The llag is now in its 51st year of operation. It is a laboratory for journalism and is entirely self-supporting. ln the early days of its existence that self support sometimes ealled for odd transactions. At one time, as payment for an ad, the collections manager took some tin pots as payment and the eireulation manager received a dog to pay for a subscription. The records are not elear on how these assets were used to pay the bills. This year the Mag was under the direetion of Editor Henry liohne and tiene Lerner was the managing editor. Katie Kelsey was the business manager and Jack Rek- stein the advertising manager. The faeulty advisor was Lloyd Bostain. Gene llehner, managing editor, writes last minute eopy while Henry Holme, editor, and the photo editor, Walt, Wigglesworth, work on the 4-over. Home lie writers liarli lYilli:11ns. Judy llaninann, and C':1ryl lxruse look over some eopy. 240 I 1 t is Badger .Xt last eount there were 619 eoI'l'ee cups in the liadger ofliee, 47 of whieh were glued to their saueers. There was also a lingerprinted orange juiee glass, remi- niseent of the editor's bout with the flu. Several nieltetl pools of hutter sprinkled with eigarette ashes were found on plates under the eopy basket - whieh was full ot' debris from the daily Skinner-Hathke paper tight. These are the reasons for the lfnion stafl s hate for the people that inhabited the den of thieves ealled 310 and Jil l. Sinee the dirty green walls were not particularly eon- dueive to thought, they were eovered with signs eare- fully designed hy Slain the Telephone Down Skinner, Yellow .lournalisin llathke, and Purple Prose 3lf'C01'l1lll'li. Turneoat George Sehueppert, who rode two horses in mid-stream Qhusiness and editorialj, eursed the sports seetion on its way. Mary 4'Look-4but-Here-Comes-Skin- ner Stillman engineered the eoinpiling of the living units set-tion ff B. .I. lVivel sc-urried about with the pietures of uneounted nameless seniors, and Gail Garvey tried hard to he patient when sent oti' to the lvnion News Servieerfor more pic-tures ot' the deans. And ff there were heaps and piles of others f who were sent unarmed into the great Badger Battle and have earned their nit-he in the speeial heavenly plaee reserved for people who nuniher too niany to lit into this iniserly eopy hloek. Nlore ol' the troops earning aetivity points. l.el't to right, these louhu ire lmureen Seeleltlt, liarlr l iel1l, Sue Ceeh, and Julie Wlisner. liuss-111111 Skillllm' milling the lwusim-ss uffim- for c-ofYc-c- umm-y. Ye-llmv .loumrllism Roger Knthkm- 1-utting out pups-r flnlls And HIOM, I,l.,,I,1,.y with all dm. ,.,l5I,H.fy :mx lg,-lm. '1'1,,,,'l,y PM X 'K for fun :md profit. :md Imp B11-mlm-, I'urplc- Prusm- P1-gg KIf'cjUI'l11il'li trying lu luuk surmw lul N Jl 1, 3. if .., 4... 1 4 3 ,vi g as 4. , . 49 W' A f' 5759? - if: ,gm-w ly 9 fs ,N , fa: J f Q ax x YK ,X R 3? :PH 1 115 S fs 1 Q K 1' 4 2? 'fi Q ' m. . W 'K . 1 E? A M m . A w , ,K XW1, 'xiigk gin H, ,V E -.- Q1 Blore of that old business staff: Paul Pasquier-lJesvignes, Judy Curry, and Versatile George Sehueppert. llorney eonteinplating hoinieide. This year the motley erew devised a new eonipre- hensive filing system eonsisting of eight drawers, seven of whieh were marked Misc-ellaneous and one A-Z, This was manned by the Badger lfishwife, Horney fr other- wise known as Naney Horn, Rog's girl. The filing arrange- ment was of particular pride to the editor, who eould be found c-ringing in Drawer ii Qhliseellaneousj when the printer appeared. No yearbook could operate eH'ic-iently without a business staff W and, surprisingly enough, the Badger managed to operate efficiently despite one. The Keeper of the Petty Cash, one H. Brinton, was assisted in after- hour business matters by an old friend, VVinsome Judy Curry by name. J. T. Hadsell, ulcer-ridden sales manager, helped to maintain an operative coffee fund gand the rest of the business staff helped to drink it up. Striving always for another high rating from the NSPA, the Badger Bunch found itself only 38 per Cent behind the engraving schedule two days before the final deadline. Conseientious Skinner, the editor, barrieaded himself from the fire of the Badger Board g and all went well, as this piece of superlative journalistic endeavor will serve nicely to illustrate. Vile know you're tired of reading our names and are anxious to find your ownfso turn onward, turn on- ward! The best is yet to rome, as they say in the other funny books. 24-1 Two young Badger men working alone in the dark. Nuinbering first and seeond from left to right: Nlerwyn Hemp and Fred Meier. The Concert Band, under the able direction of Prof. Ray Dvorak, was quite possibly one of the most familiar musical organizations on campus and all over the state. Incoming freshmen became aware of this organization during orientation week in the early fall. Graduating seniors listened to them with a certain amount of nostalgia during commencement exercises in the late spring. The program of concerts for the year began just before Christmas vacation when the band gave its annual Christmas Concert in the Union. At the Mid-Wlinter Clinic the band gave high school students from all over the state samples of the caliber of music which would be expected of them as future members of this fine organi- zation. During the annual state tour, which was made possible by local sponsoring groups in the communities where the band performed, selections including the Epilogue from Sinfonia Anarctic-a by Vaughn Wfil- liams-Schroeder were presented. After the Palm Sunday Concert, band keys were awarded to seniors. The last performance given before graduation was the Parents Wfeekend Concert, during which members displayed their musical talents especially for their parents. MUSIC 8: DRAMA Concert Bancl Conductor: Mr. Dvorak. Flutes: R. M. Scorgie, C. C. Bjerke, J. Stolfel, B. Wallace, AI. Abrahaniscn, M. F. Halbman,'M: xFels, E. Ralph Clarinets: R. L. Klassy, R. J. Lutz, C. Stowers, D. Boyd, L. H. Schulz, D. Seiler, J. C. Reid, Yi. W allace, L. TJ: Ferris, lg E. Qorgth, C. 1 Reedy, M. H. W'clch, A. Rieff, W. H. Cant, R. D. Parmentier, A. C. Button, R. C. Young, lx. L. Swan, IC. M.vLll1s, H. Cell, J. 1 .Hagon, R. Dixon, R. Witte, R. Kelly, D. Timm. Oboes: T. W'otruba, C. Kreuzcr, P. Raton. Bassoons: J. F. Ixracmer, Cz. W lute, J. 110315 C. Brulin. Contrasarrusaphone: W. S. Wahlin. Alto Saxophones: C. Quadcrcr, C. Coward, A. Feldliauscn, Tenor Saxophones: J Spangler, J. W. Porter, R. Craig. Baritone Saxophones: R. liornslacgcr. Comets: H. K. Brahmstcdt, IJ. lu. Lewis, R.. H. Schroctlsi J. F. McCarthy, C. A. Sholts, J. A. Wliitc. Trumpets: R. H. Rockow, l'. Hasty, H. Tallroth, H. Ixcrstcn. T-Iornstx J. T. Cheescman W'cbbcr, J. ll. Homrig, R. Nafzigcr, R. W. W'oll', A. J. Carey, A. F. Hingiss. Trombone: lx. L. Topp, C. L. Sf1f'll,XlU. R. Hos1g,w L.YArgnm J. R. Lciscnring. Baritones: R.. J. Spevacck, J. L. Cates, J. Wise, W. W allacc, ll. Crccn. Tubas: lu. A. Nelson. IJ. L. Aspncs, L. lxoch 4 J. W'. Slingcr, J. l'. lirauscliweig, R. W'. lflnz, R. C. Schaus. Percussion: ll. J. llonohoo, C. F. Soinmcrs, L. W. Skccls. Tympam: R. hoccl 2 Conductor: Iiivth Polk. Flutes: M. J. IJIVITUIISTUIII, F. tlimiiit-, J. Yzuisf-li, Ii. Qiic-iitliioytwt-, I.. Yun Ilorn. Clarinetsz ID. Rotlgt-1's, IJ Cooley, Y. Jones, l'. Iirivitx, IS. Xott, II. Sinootiy, T. SZYIHHIISICI, J. Cznswt-ll, I'. Putt-rsoli. Saxophonesi T. flush, J. I-Iopp, ID. Mt-wis, Ii tlootlt-nougli, Cl. Mnylic-W, J. Cfollvttv, H. Spxnlis. Bassoon: W. l'lnnrl. Cornetsz J. lic-st, J. iiIllJt'l'iSUIl, .L Clrossm'. II. Hoclvl, li. Jepson J. Lziwson, J. Mznvus, R. l'vtt11's, IJ. Wirlrit-lf, J. Wivtlviibc-f-la, T. lit-t'lit'1'. W. Holt, Cl. Iiutt-hvns. Trombonest Cf. llvwvy, l'. Iriiltlolmnirl I.. IitH'ili1llHjD, T. Stunlriy, P. HTPIIIIIIUTZ, tl, Tivo, J. Willinins. Baritones: W. li1':ull'orfl, Ii. Mailuvg, H. Mobt-rly, J. lit-iiwrt, Horns: li tlitisv, l.. Bell, J. I.c-lizvr. Tubas: J. Bvnson, J. Juhnlct-, J. Iiolstzul, J. Iiit'lWIl'Z1ll, J. Ziinintirnizin. Percussion: I.. Iiolon, W. llc-gliivr. .l Iiuplic-ngzst, T. Stzwlilv, S. cjlll'iSitlIlSt'I1. Badger Band Cardinal Bancl l.ilwitsslightlylmgci'c-ou11tc'1'pz11't tliclC'u1'flii1ul Iinnfl. Tho inusimilly int-lined who desired five tivlivts to the Bzuilgol' Bzlnd, lIllCl0I' the cli1'vt'tion of stuclent von- all tho bzisketbzill and boxing events joined vithvi' thc tlur-tor Keith Polk, also 1JOI'ii01'Il1Utl nt basketball and Iiuclgvi' Iiznicl oi' the C'zn'clinzil Band. At its annual von- boxing vyonts. .Xt its znniual c-onriert in Music- IIz1ll the vent in Music' IIz1ll the Cfzirclimil Hand prvsviitvri Hlfilll- lintlgvi' Band prvsentvci ai yu1'iotl niusir-ul p1'ogi'un1 in- faire and Sonzlrioy' by John Cfavalmas, Original Suite-'I by l c-lucling sur-h selm-tions zLs4'Militz11'y Symphony in lm by Gordon Jenkins and lliyei' Jordani' by Morris C. Whit- I'1I'2Lllt'OiS J. Gzisscw, 'I lkigcizilltl' by Yinvent I'01't-iketti and ney. Tho sixty incrinbers ol' this band, under the cIil'vc'tion '.Xii'foi'I5anic.l byI i'zu1kIC1'if'kson. Thefifty-sixinenibers of student c-onduc'toi' Iiic'Ii:n'd W'olf, wound up their uf the IIALIQJQOI' Iiimrl wounrl up their smison ol' pcrforin- season of pe1'fo1'ina1nr-os by pal'tif'iputing in the Pnhn ZIIIUQS by pa1'tif'ipzLting in thc- l'nhn Suntlny Coiivert given Sunday Coin-crt given by the Com-m't lizincl unclvi' the by the C'onc'Q1'l lizintl. clircit-tion of IiI'Uli0SStJ1' Iiziy llyomk. Conductor: Iiit-lizmi W. W'oll'. Flutes: Ii. Til1illt1l'iitlI'Il, I.. Malik, li. .Xnm-air. M. S:i:n'i. S. Imwis. Clarinetsz J. Brown, IE. CTl'l'gt1I', A. Whitnt-y, R. Jones, A. I,ct01'so11, J. Atwood, I'. Kurtz, A. Neath, ll. Iiogt-rs, IC. Svott, A. Iiorgti, J. Krus. Oboe: J. Iieiin. Saxophonest M. Bur-lv c-ritlgv, ll. Rowzni, I . H:n'vc-y. ll. Yngsclzihl, M. A. Joyvfi, R. I':isli:i, Ii. Stvvens. Cornets: Cl. Iiggc-1't, ll. l'h0lps, Ii. Chzilsrnzi. IQ. Nziruni, fiOI'llilI'Ili, II. Lukas, M. Czistaiglixi. Trumpets: Y. IJOt'l'il0I', Il. Hvggvstntl, Ii. St'liic'kol'kv, R. Petr-rs. Horns: J. i'iI'It'l1Sf'Il, J. Wzilkvr. J. Mrotvk, T. Antlorson. Balitonesr J. .Xn4l1'on's, IJ. tliwiii. Trombones: F. Novzivlivlc, ID. Iiolsailmvr-lc, J. Thompson, T. John, T. Huug, R. Wziltc-rs, ll. fiI'0illl'l'. Tubas: tl. Iinttist. lf. IIlII'lllPI', W. Jonvs, F. Iit1Vt'I't'IliZ, W. l,OI'lKll'. Percussion: ll. 4Xlllgl'0I1, IJ. Imwis, J. WR-bstt-i't R. Sf-lnniclt. String Bass: J. Nliivggc-. I I I Marching Band Red plumes wavingfwhite spats in cadencef instruments gleamingf 120 men in snappy blue and white uniforms marched across the football field. In the bleachers, impressed spectators watched the precise and intricate maneuvers of the Ifniversity of Wisconsin Marching band on Saturday afternoons. They heard them play, watched them spell out Wisconsin, saw them form intricate patterns, and followed them in singing f'Varsity.,' Behind this perfection 1 aching muscles g split lips e sore feet -fond rememberances of strenuous practice sessions in the stadium parking lot. Showing that they had true devotion to the cause, there were always a few stragglers who engaged in post-practice jam sessions in the parking lot instead of going home to soak tired feet. Performances for the year were climaxed in late spring when the marching band participated in the annual ROTC reviews and parades. At the annual banquet in the Ynion, outstanding band members were honored during the presentation of letters and Bucky Badger pins. The man behind this organization is Prof. Ray Dvorak, better known as Uncle Ray to the bandsmen. Assistants to Dvorak were Dick Wfolff, Keith Polk, and Jack Porter. The l'11iV0x'sity Sympliony fl1't'l10Sll'LliS prograni in- c-luclc-d lvmling il hc-lpingg luiml during other musical orguiiinitioiis pwsviltzitiolis this your. For iilstaiivc, u1'c-liestm iuviulwrs supplied zu'r-miipzulime-nt for A Capella vhoii' C'0ll4'0l'lS, uncl 0lllSlZlll1llllg lm-Ililmvrs formed the pit 0l'f'llUSll'21 for thc- lYlSC'0llSlll l'lziyr-rs, illlllllill musival. In iXl2ll'i'll, the o1'c-lwstlu joiilvcl .X Capella 1-hoii' to SQUIISOI' thv rxllflbll Cloplzuicl lfvstivzil, l'0illlll'lllg Coplaiid Symphgny Qrghegfra in nw flirvvtm-. llllflllg tho zlmiuzll stzitv c'm11'c-1'l tour, the o1'r-hvstm playvcl for high sr-howl Slllilt'lllS rlurilig the clay :md tho gvlif-ml puhlic' Kllll'lllQQ thc 0V0lllllg, l'l1'z1Il4'li7N ll Klimn' Syniplicmy :mil Nluzzirtls Piano C'rn1c'01't were liUilllll'Ull at lhv sc-lmlzlrsllip lwuviit f'0IlC'0I'l, with plum-owls usvcl to pruvirlv sm'l1olz1l'sl1ips for clvserviug o1'c-lwstra Il10IlllJl'l'S. At the 01111 of May, ll1i'll1lJ0l'S oiijuyvcl the Lillllllzll pic-nit' at thc- homo of l'1'ol'vssm' C'l1u1'm-li, tho 0l'f'l1GSl1'2l,S CllI'9K't0l'. Ufiim-is for the ya-zu' were llowzml Brzzliinstedt, prvsidvntg Carrol Sc-lnimpvrt, Vlf'l'-IJl'i'SlllOlll,Q and Virginia VVzLllzu'e, soc-retzL1'y-ll'v:Ls11l'm'. Conductor: RlC7ll2lI'1l C. Cllurm-ll. First Violins: Ruth Trimble, Thomas lYilll0I', Xl. l,11c'i11ml:i M4-illvkv, lil. l5l'VOI'll'0 xxlllll'l'NVS, Cirutclicrl Ihdu, ll. Nzulinv ililmrm, lillsiu Zirwes, .loam Arguo, Lzirry Douglas, Hauncs Socrnixui, lloimlrl Stl-wzirt, livmlml lloiclomzm, S:LIlfll'2i, liurgoou, Second Violins: Carol SI'llllIllI1l'l'l3, .lvam llzirson, 3I2ll'g2l.l'0tJ0l1I1SOI1, .loan Lcpinski, liolwrt l llll'I1K'Il1l'I1Il, .l:u1r- l'll'IlIllll, IllI'll1ll'll SWL-Qt, ll:xr'I'0tt KIc'Cl:m- zilmn, 'llll0Il12lS lhlgli, Maxine Tiiftlci, Lois Moskowylz, Klzu'g:u'et Ilil,flliOl'Il, Rolamml Jzlhn, Jurly Cfoupvr. Violast cl2ll'll'I' llvmliston, .IMT Smith, ldlizznlmul-ll llough, xvllliillll Sllinnivrs, Sidney listcuik, Alex Zzunler, Szmrlrzi l'is-Ilvlwl, xyllllillll mlm-Kluligmui, .lxunvs Crow. Cellosi 1l0lDCI'tfL llzwllc-lllmawli, .lzmive Wim-r-ki, Nlnry llflll llzmivl, rlll10HlIlS Bl1C'llll2lllSP1', .luyvv lYz1llw1', Nlriry Sc-liwzilm, Ric-l1:ml Sr-lmus, William Yllillzxco, Holvu l'ottor', liillllflllli Atwourl. Basses: liric' Wcisshcrg, l'llillIlQ Price-, liclwziiwl Allen, .lolm llilgflll, NlIll'j0l'l0 'l'o:il, Carol f2llIUli'I'f'l', William ML-llmy, Put Culvi, .lluly Joliiiscni, Sll1lI'0Il Klnlonuy. Flutes: Murilyii Wvcclicl, John Jones, Lois lioln-Vis, Jllllj' lnlstok. Oboest G4-orgixi K1'011z01', l':111l lioylml, l,2ll1lilllt lic-1't,1':1111, lilizzilwtli Vzuikut. English Horn: Pzuiliuc l501'lI'Ill1l. Clarinetsr Yirgiliixi W:1ll:1r'v, lhxviml Scilcr, W1-inly lic-mp, llynmz Cooper, l,ym1c flUO1Jl'1'. Bassoonsi Jay Feinbloom, Janice l.ic'11:111, Julie Tjollxil, Al1ll l4ll'll' l,11l,zk0, llvnny Klurpliy. French Horns: lic-itll Polk, Jimis Wlrlmlwr, llomilll Knutson, Elizulwtli Scliwairtz, Mary Blviinus, Slmmii liuhl. Trumpets: llow:u'd Bmliiiistwlt, Rulwrt In-wis, lluvill l,c-wis, .lullitli White. Trombones: Robert Spovnvclq, lla-mlml Stivli, l.iml:1 liwtlqnilip, John Guts-s. Tuba: John liovlilm-r. Timpani and Percussion: .luclith Rfiiincr, Patrocizl Solvvrsou, llvuiiim lfmiilq, .Xrtliur lim-lun-ll. Harp: .lmiu lim-rrf-id. Piano: Alill'V Kli'KK'IlZl0. 248 '11111' I11's1 .X 12111111111 C1111111' 1'11111'111'1 11115 1'11z11' 11'z1s 1111111 111 X111'11111l1111', 11111111 11111 11111111'11s1 111'111111111'11 411' H1111- l1ll11'11I'llU 1111s 1Jl'C'Sl'll11'11. .Ns 11111 111111112138 il1J1Jl'112l1'1lt'l1, 11111 1-111111' 1111111111 1111 11111111' 1'1lIll1JllS 1'1l1l11'S III 21 s1111gg-111s1 11 1.11111111' NI111111111111. 111 NI:11'1'l1, 11111 C11111111111 1'11s111'111 11'11s 1111111 111111 N112 ,XllI'11ll c1111l1l1Il11 1'1l1l11ll1'11IlQ 11111 1-111111' . 111111 111111 1 1111 A C 's ' 1-111111111s111 a .X 111111' z111111'11111111 was llS1'11 11111' 11111 s111'111g 1'11I11'i'I'1. 11111 111'111'1111 111 1111 11111111 Sll1'1'l'SS1.l11. 111ll1101' 1111111 11111 llSllil1 11111 O1Dl'I'21 111' 1111111'1111z1, s1111111111111 1I'11lll 1'111'11111s 11'111'ks 11'111'11 ug11'1111. 1.11111 111'111'y 111'gz1111m1111111, A C'z1111111n 1l2LS 111s 111111 11'z11.l1111111s. 111111 IS 11111 11111111211 111111' 1z11i1111 Ill .X111'11. 11115 Vlxill' 11111 111111111 11'111'1111111 1111-1111111111111 11111'11111z1s1111'11 Wis- 11111s111. '1'11111'11 11'1.11'11 11111 1111111111015 119111. 111111 41lll'1IlQQ c111l'1S1lll2lS 111111 11111 11111111' 111 11111 s111'111U'. 111 1Y111K'11 111111111'11s rs 111' 11111 111l1I' 11'111'11 s111111'11. 111111-1111s 111' 11111 11111111' 11'111'11 .11111-11 15111111111 111'11s11111111: IJ1x1 Sll1111l, 1'11-11-111'11s111111111 S11s:111 N11-1.a1'1111, S111-1'111:11'1': 1'11111'y .'X1111111's1111, 11'11z1s111'111'. First row, left to fightl KY 1illI'I', .1. Ywss. .I. 111111111. 11. C':111'1, J. 1711N111111, N. 1'1:11111', J. 1.:11's1111, .1. 13111111113 J, c11l1l1'1'1l, 1'. 111111'1s, 1.. 11.1111111211 Y. I,11111s:11', 11. 1C1111111', S. N11-1.111'1111. S. Ii111111s1111. Second row: Y. '1'1111111:1s, 13. 1-'1'11111111, li. f'11111111:111. S. N1111z, IJ. S1:1111, I7.111s1111, 31. C11'I1ll'Il1 X. XY1l11lll'Y,11. 13011111-'I'. Y. 1'111'11111:11111, J. J111111s1111. R. XY1l1'1Z, l'. 1,1'1l'I'F1ll1, YY. K1111111, J. 1 1':1z1111. Third row! 11. 1.1111 J. Buss, IJ, 1.11g:111, ' ' 11 1' 111 i1111111111', 111111'111', F. S1l'1Il11I'1'f'111'I'. 1', N111113 T. N111':1gL111', V. 1ii1I'1SlI'11II1, -1. K1111111', XY. N111111111, 11. 11111I11:111, 15. N1111-111111, 19. N1111'1111 , 3 ' ' ' 111 XI 11'111'111. Fourth row: T. Wviss, J. 1.:111's1111, T. .X1111111's1111, Nl. 111'11'I', J. S11111115, A. xY111l1'1I11, Y. 1'1171'1'1. R, 111111113 .l. 1x1':111111111'. XX. 111111 . X11-1l1':1111, 11. 1i111's11111, H, '1'11ggs1:111, ll. 11l'ZIl11'1lEl1i, 17. SI1l1I11. - 12511-5Ws11Z,r1,5:11f.wax 'mmf . . I 1 4 'W First row left to right: l'1'11l'1-ss111' J11111+s, ll. IJ1111Wh111'tx' S. F0111-1 IJ. J11ff111's1111 IXI. 3: -:su . . V- 1 , g R , 1 1, , I 1111 s, I llll 111, l'. S11lv1-1's1111. Second row: W. Qmith ll. Alltll'l'Stlll, IJ. V1:111gl1, b. Ll11y1l-J11111-s, 13. Sfiltlll, C. Iil'2llJOf', 17. Sutton, B. N11w:11'1l, li. S1-tt1-1':1s11. Third row: J. l51':11111s1-l1w11ig, K ililug, li gl ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . 1 1 v1-1'11ss1g, 1. 111-1-11111-, Cf. H1111-11111, 11. 5111111, 13. H1-1'1'ei11, F. Miller, Cl. l11111g11111-1'k111', .l. Nl11:11l, .l. N11111's1-. Fouxth row: KI. C11l11111, 11. V211- 1:11'1-, A. 5l:111sl1, li. Wi11sl11w, J. 111111111-1', ll. lfstik, KI. c1i1l'II1OLlj', l'. S1'11l1-i1'111', T. Mills, Bl. l111l1l111:111. 2 l,1'11x'i1li11g illl 11pp111't1111ity 1'111' 1111i1'111'sity 1111111 W 1111 11111 i11t1-1'11st1111 i11 11111si1' 111111 1'11j11y g1'1111p si11gi11g to pal'- ti1-ipz1t11 i11 tl1is 111-tivity is 1110 1'11ix'1-rsity NI1111's 1111112 Club. 1111111C'l1111w11s1'11ll11111111 t11p111'1'111'11111t 11111115' f11111-ti1111s 1 this y11z11'. 111111-11 wi11t111' t1111g1'111111 110111511 sp111'iz1l C7111'ist111z1s en S p1'11g1'11111 i11 11111111111-ti1111 with xYtJlI1f'll,S C'l111i1', ,X C'z1ppPllz1 C'h11i1', 111111 tl111 1'11ix'1-rsity i'11111'11s. .X 111i11-wi11t'111' 11111si1' t'11stix'11l was :1ls11 p1'11s1111t1'11. 1Yit11 11111 Vtlllllllg 111' sp1'i11g, 1111111 P11111 p111'ti1-ip11t11z1 i11 11111 11111111111 Sp1'i11g C'11111-1-1't 1111111 111 thv Tllfxilflxl' 111' th11 1'11i1111. III 111'11111' t11 lJl'C'SOlll p1'11g1'11111s 11111 111' N1a111is1111, Bl1111's1 1111111 C'l1111 w1111t 1111 il tl11'1111 1l11y t11111' 111' Nlilwz111l11111 111111 tlflllxl' Wis1-1111si11 1-iti11s. H1-z111i11g 1111- list 111' sp111'i11l p1'11j111't's 1'111' this y12111' was pz11'ti1-ip111i1111 i11 t111- .'X2Ll'tJll 1111111111111 hlusic l'111stiVz1l, i11 lltblltll' 111' 111111 111' 1X111111'i1'z1's t'111'1111111st 1-11111p11s111's, Az11'1111 C'11plz11111. 'l'h11 p1'11g1'11111 was 1111111 i11 t1111 M11111111'iz1l ll11i1111. c1l1iLl'll1S 111-i1-hl s1-1'v1-11 QLH p1'1-si1l1111t. 111' thc- thirty vight 1111111111111 111'gz111izz1ti1111 z1ssist1111 l1y lJ111111vz111 Waugh, V11-11-111'11si111111t 111111 Nl:11'1'11s c1tD1l0ll, l111si1111ss 111111111.g111'. 50 IR llll' ymu' llwy to111'ml llvisc-o11si11 :xml 111 Kluy tllvy 011111 thc lVll liolsvy, vie-0-p1'r1sicle11t, :xml .llbllll lYl10i'lOl', s01'1'vtz11'v- 111 rst row, left to right: BI. Sc'l1w11l1, KI. Vols, li, Noll, S. Myc-rs, BI. W1-st, J. l,2lIl0l'SOIl, P. Yonxlcllv, S. VIIIIOIIIIDSOII, li. llzuro, B. l'I:1st11 mn 2llI'll. Second row: R. Rissvr, NI. .l. Jinkins, KI. Kellor, KI. A. Ilitzlw, A. XI111'1':1y, A. Rusvll, C. Nlnrks, K. Clmsv, J. HQIIISHII, .-X. Pilflill I Wlnytv, K. f2ll0IllIlli'yl'l'. Third row: W. lvlllllvll, S. LIIQI-ll, J. Cnrswoll, S. NIc'C11c-, T. Rozknlius, Nl. ll:1ll1111z111, R. Mz111s0111', C. NIM ll I lglIl'l'UW, Nl. :XIl1IJllll'lt, J. xvilll Svluw, N. Nix-lsvrl. Fouxth 1ow: J. llamvismm, M. Clll11'C'l1, J. Wl1r-vlm-1', S. AI111-1114, IS. VVII11111, J. Imcvlxm . Zz1l1m11', K. IilIlgl'lf'l', BI. Hill'lll1xll, J. lII'll1lOl'l, J. JOIIIISOII, C. ClllllJOI'lS0ll. Fifth row: K. Vulcsll, Nl. llc-ss .. 'I -', . . '- Us , lx I m S 1 I lml ,I Iglillllll Nl lclfl 1111 Nl . Cut '11'tl1.x', A, lilIK'lli1llIl11, K, Kvlsvy, IC. Allclrvws, N. Crvgg, N. 1ll'llllI'gLl'I', A. IiI'2lC'I11l'l', C. Kopp. llulv Cillwrl, zlssistvcl lmy flll2lI'l0S Yvltv, cli1'ec'ted flux I'11ix'v1'sity XYUIIIUIIIS C'l1o1'11s tl11'o11g:gl1 ll busy season. X1'Tl1111' C'l1o1's was tho 2101-o111pz111ist. ln IJKWOIIIIJUI' the 1-l1o1'11s joinvcl II10 A Cappella C ll0I'llS, llw Klcnls Cleo Club, :xml llw l'11iv01's1ty Chorus to Qivv thx- :llmuzll Klusiv Sf-lmol clllI'lSlll1ilS Co11r'01't 111 W I lutlmm' Klc1111u1'iz1l. The Girls also szuw' for tho Klicl- S C PN Xllllllll' Xlusiv Clinic-, thv .xlllllllll lim-ng1111io11 BZUIKIIIPI of llw Sr-lmol nl' ,XQl:l'll'llllIIl'll. illlll Sv11io1' SWIIIQQUIIT. l'D111'i11yg D 'll' SIJVIIIQL !'Ullf'lll'l 111 Mum- lnlull. 'l'l1v sixty girls wow pivlwcl by tryouts and 1110411 fvvry Klmlcluy. lY0cl11esclz1y illlfl l 1'irlz1y. 'llllll uflif-1-rs www Blewclitll cllllll'K'lI, p1'vsiclv11lg Kath- 1:xs111'v1'. Z 5 1 .1 1111111111 111 1l11Il1l1'1J1'1411'1l11'1l111'1'g.f,S111111 1111111111 111i111s11111, 1111811111 C'1111s1:1111i111- 11111111111s 111' 2111-11111111 11111s111z11 111111111111' 11111111111111111 11l1111' 1111111 11111i1'111's:11'y 11118 y11z11'. '1'1111s11 21111 1111111111 1111'111i11s, 111111111 1111111 11111111s 1'111' 111111111 s11111'11 y11111's, 1'11y11'11s11111 111111 111. 11111 T1'111j' 11111111111 1111i1'111'si11' 1l'i1111111111S. 11111 11121111111 1,Y1'1' 111111 1111111111111 11111 111111111 11Zl1'1'S1'111l1 11111111' 11111 11g11-11111 1111111111111 111. using 21 1'111111i1E 1.11111 111 apply 111111111-1111. 11111 1lI'S1 1J1'11f1111'114111, .1111x:11111111' 1111111215 11,11- 111111111 11111111 , 11':1s D1'1'S111l11'11 111 1'11111'11111'1' 111 111:11 1'11111'. 1111' 11111 111'S1 111111'1111 f'11211'S 11 111111 I1 1l11X1'11 1ll111I1111'1'S1l11D 111111 111'11s111111111 11111111' l11'2l1lltlS. 111 111051, 111111'111'111'. 11111111 11111 1111111 11'z1s 311111111111 il s1:1111 1111:11'1111' 11111111111 11'111'11 11111'1'1111 11111111 11111 1111s1 111 11111111111 11111 S111111' 111 Q11 1111 111111'. 1111111 1111111 1111s 11111111 11111111'111111111g 111111111111 g11111's 111111 1111113111211 111111 H1'il11l11'11H 11111s11'z11 11111111111111s 111'111' S11l1'1'. 252 1gi:1111 1'111'111'111111111's 1121111 11a1p1i1'1111111 111i1111'11s1111'11 1111111- Haresfoot The Directors. Lefr to right: 11. 111-11-1-11.11, N111 11. N111'1111'111x. 1'111111111g1':11111111': J. K111N111111'. 1Xssis11111 1111111111 1. 1 . - . Y- - 1 - 1 J. 1 l'1lZ, 1111'111'l111'. 11111 1 1111'111's111' 111 1X1s111111s111 s Il2l1l111lil11y 1111111111 11x- '1'1111 1111111 X1'2lS 1-111111111111 111 18518 111' 11I111111s1 1i1'1111s1111gL11 11 . - 1 U - , ,, . . . , 1 Last year's show, K'Call Me NlV21,ClZIIl1,HXY2l.S based upon the story of Perle Mesta, the famous Washington hostess with the mostest on the ball. lionn Hansen starred as Mrs. Sally Adams, the anilmssador who trapped Lif-htenberg's foreign minister played lay Thayer Thomp- son. Sally's personal seeretury, Kenneth Gibson, played by Dave Peterson, provided the additional romance :Ls he courted the Crown Prineess lX TzLi'iai plnyed by Don Jefferson. CThe pictures in the Badger are from last year's showl. gan-Q nlii All I I it X' The Arnerimtn Anilmssudor to Idehtenherg Mrs. Sally Adams. The Executive Board First row, left to right: J. Hamel, presi- dent, F, Buerki, technical advisor, R. Hilsenhoff, fimmeizil advisor, P. Hen- derson, business mzlnuger. Second row: D. Jefferson, member at large, T. Schroeder, secretary, T. Thompson, vice-president. The ponies: Haresfootfs renown kiek line left to right: Put Casey, Fred Flewry, Neil Bnrmeister, Holi Green, Jim Kreuziger, Don Pliszka, Jack Porter, George Schaefer. 253 Ifiiml C'111't:1ii1 1-:ill for tlw viitirc r-uiiipziiiy. .I Thv 1-010111111011 mgauiizzitioii was 1102ll1l'L1 this yvzu' hy uhh Ilzuuvl, il sec-ond gciiciuticiii I1zii'vsi'oot0i'. Q.Io1m's 1'xt1ior, Yr-rn, was the lvzidilig lady in tho H1230 pI'0f111f'1i01l Q nf 'gliutlmi liuttoii . . . .j His 1302LI'l1 of l11l'l'i'101'S iii- rw rw - - vw vlurlc-11 lliuvvi' lhouipsoii, x'1c'0-plvsiclvlitp 10Ill5t'1ll'00l1l'l', fcw1'0t:11'yg 13011 Jl'f'1.G1'SOll, ineiuhc-1' :it lzirgvi 211111 Phil 111'l1l10l'SUll, hiisilivss 111Z1lliigG1'. 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I'1'1r1c'oss 3ILlI'I2l :mud thnx pvzwzuxtf ui 255 Mr. Bucrki 1'Chfx2l1'Siflg 21 Svorw from H1iiSI1'1CT'7 with Bob Klfflfflyzx :md Ruth XY2lIl'1'Sf0iIl Rosf-11. A Play Cirvlv pI'Odl1Cfi0l1 of Moliezwfs Tim Highbrow IAlC1il'Su with Nancy Szmibrd, Al fiY'l10I1fhCl' :md Doris 1iI'2llllkl'ill11Cl'. Wisconsin Players Shirlvy Kfl'ZVi11Skj' and XYilli:1m IfO170l'1SUll in 11 swim from SI1:1lc0spQz11'v's 'iAll's WWII That Ends VW-ll rlirw-tcd by Robort Hf?TI1lI1lJIl. presidentg Ruth Hopkinson, x'iee-president in eliarge of the main theatre: lion llanson, viee-presirlent in eharge of the Play Cirele: Mary Kate Lorenz, seeretary: .loyee Millstone, treasurer. The VViseonsin Players ot'l'ererl students and other theatre patrons a full prograln ot' exeellent mlrania during the year. The repertoire of tive plays whieh were presented in the main theatre of the Memorial l'nion inelucletl All's VVell That lflncls Welln, Kisnietfl, H llearthreak House , Sir John in Love, and Teahonse of the August Moon. Members of the Players also eo-sponsorecl five studio plays. These studio plays eonsistecl oi' both full length and one-aet. flranias. Play readings presented in the Play Virele was another aetpivity of the Wiseonsin Players. Again this year, the organization sponsored a one- aet play eontest whieh was open to any stnclent. The three winning plays were then presenterl. These varied clraniatie presentations seryecl several purposes. Not only mlicl they entertain the pnlvlie, but they provirlecl experienee f and entertainment -to the Players. The offieers for the past year were: Holm Green, .loyee Millstone and William llnnlom from n seene in I l All's Well That linfls Well. First row, left to right: R. Hopkinson, Nl. Lorenz, J. Nlillstone, R. Hansen, B. Green. Second row: I,. Ilenn. I.. Iw711l1il1,.l.T:1sll, Nl. Roslin Third row: R. Wnlerstein, J. Penmler, Cf Klistnsehkin, .L Seott, ll. lleller. Fourth row: X. Savnt, I.. .'xl'Il4'Sllll, N. Stephenson, .L tinentlni B. IIHIHOFIDZIII. Fifth row: S. Netzel, li. Ifailingrer, J. Clollnnml, Bl. Kretselinian, IJ. Czin. VT us. Religion Calvary Lutheran Student Center The Calvary Lutheran Chapel and Student Center, with a membership of approximately 1,000 students, is sponsored by the ltfissouri and W'isconsin Synods of the Lutheran Church. The organization has the purpose of encouraging and developing student religious activity through discussions, programs, projects, and fellowship. This year's projects including recruiting of students for membership and church attendance, social work, and mission activities. The group conducts its own worship services and choir, and has a graduate and couples club for student members. The center is also affiliated with Gamma Delta, an international Lutheran student or- ganization. A student council handles the administrative duties of the group. The officers for this year were: Tom Hinnenthal, president 5 Bob Suelfloxv, vice-president, Rachel Anton, secretary, John Keller, treasurer, and Ronald Halamke, student vicar. Pastor and advisor for the organization is the Rev. Edward VV. VVessling. First row, left to light: Rev. E. VV. VVessling, J. Keller, B. Suelflow, T. Hinnenthal, R. Anton, D. Lchr. Second row: M. Scharnke, M. Engel, IJ. Fox, B. Noth. Third row: T. Steiner, A. Cohrs, T. Ihlenfeld, VV. Papenfus. 258 The Lutheran Student Association, under the aus- pices of the Wisconsin Lutheran Student lfoundation, is a member of the National Lutheran Uouncil. Over 2,000 VVisconsin students are members of tl1e association on the Nladison campus. 'llhc purpose ot' LSA is to encourage 1'eligious interest and activity in its members through worship, study, evangelism, service, and recreation. A new counselor, ltlvelyn Albert joined the LSA staff this year. Other stall' members are: Kev. Glenn Bradstad, pastor, Marian Holden, secretary, and Robert E. Lee, choir director. Activities at thc center, located at 228 Langdon street, include the Lutheran Student Choir, Sunday Evening Club, coffee hours, non-credit courses in religion, Grad Club, monthly parties, vespcrs, Bible studies, week- end retreats or HASl1I'ZLIl1S,H an art show, social service projects, and intramural sports. The group initiated three discussion groups this year in the fields of philosophy, worship, and literature- with the emphasis placed on their relation to religion. Officers for the year were: Len Anderson, president, Tom Dean, vice-president, Karen Olson, secretaryg and Brad Johnson, treasurer. Lutheran Student Association Pastor Glenn Bragdsad joins a group of LSAers in a discussion of religion and campus lite 2 Christian Science Organization The Christian Science Organization, 315 Mills St., is a meeting place for weekly testimony meetings, a reading room, and a place for quiet study. The group heard various lectures, including one by lfrank T. Hord, prominent Christian Scientist. June Brussock and Karl Topp each served a semester as Reader for the group. Other officers were: Lucia Mourt, president, Dick Truminer, vice-president, Nancy Hansen, secretary, Don Pusch, treasurer, Roberta Hicken, corresponding secretary. First row, left to right: D. Voss, R Hicken, L. Mount, N. Hansen, D Pusch, D. Trummer, I.. Jeffrey, P Brown. Second row: K. Topp, D Pierce, B. Nott, A. Ridgeway, H Trummer, T. Hanson, B. Cratty Third row: A. Olson, A. Bennett, J Aspinwall, J. l.echner, K. Schull, K Meyer, P. Friaf, A. Wendt, R. Frager ST. Francis House St. Francis House, the campus church and social center for Episcopal students, maintained Sunday and weekday services during the year. Fransicans gathered there for religious instruction, study, and recreation, with the Rev. Gerald VVhite. Officers were: David Kent, president, Elizabeth Krug, vice-president, David With, treasurer, George Hausler, recording secretary, Barbara Northan, corre- sponding secretary, John Carlson, house president, Judith Ahana, Peter Hallock, social chairmen, Judith VanEvery, altar guild. 260 First row, left to right: B. Northan, IJ. Kent, Mrs. Otto, D. VVith, N. Couper, B. Lovewell, Fr. White. Sec- ond row: Sue Tuthill, R. Andersen, A. Triggs, S. Bingham, R. Young, G. Link, J. Schwab, J. Vanlslvery. Third row: R. Hall, G. Blahnik, P. Hallock, D. Payne, B. Leidel, VV. Serihncr. WWW ' E X 1 fytitfa if Mi 'K 3 W .X group ol' Woslvy stnmlm-nts lEjtlIllt'I' lm' :1 Snnrlzny 1-V1-ning svssifni ui' vntlim- :incl fllSf'llSSiUIl, lY0slm-y l'lUllll1lZLll0ll was 21 Hlininv away frmnn lunnvl' for Blothoclist stnclonts. VW-vkly zwtivitivs lll4'lllLlUCl evening Vespol' sc-1'x'ic'us, , Bihlo stucly 1-lnssos, parties, worship services and Sunday CVf'lllllg Illlltl-ZL-lllllll progrznns. 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Greer. Fourth row: D. Wampler, B. Hare, C. McNeal, D. Panctti, G. Rogers, B. Houle. Baptist Student Center W'orship, service, and fellowship e describe the Baptist Student Center. Members' activities were aimed toward fulliilling these three qualities. A Bible school was held each week at the Wisconsin School for Girls and community service projects were carried on in local hospitals. Gifts were sent through CARE and fall and spring retreats were held. Included in the social activities were Student Night and the Christmas banquet. Ofiicers of the past year were: Wayne Rogers, presi- dent , Dick lfarrenkopf, vice-president, Linda lsham, secretary, Dick Reinert, treasurer. Badger Christian Fellowship Badger Christian Fellowship strives for greater em- phasis on the spiritual life of the student. Weekly meetings of the group included prayer sessions, Bible studies, and numerous other fellowship activities. Parties gave the students a source of entertainment and brought young people together for a good time. Officers were: Jim Newing, president, assisted by Dave Goldman, Marge Murray, Peggy Evans, Judy Hutchison, Sami Hamarneh, and Carol Thorssen. First row, left to right: G. Lund, N. Brickner, J. Carlson, C. Dahlbeck, D. Roethlisberger, S. Johnson, D. Campbell, G. Geller. Second row: D. Kehl, M. Coombs, L. Ferris, M. Murrah, P. Evans, J. Newing, C. Thorstien, D. Goldman, L. Valdez, M. Goldsmith, J. Meythaler. Third row: VV. Falk, H. Anderson, M. Ferris, R. Bjelland, E. Peterson, A. Ericson, C. Culbertson, D. Barbo, M. Crumpacker, C. TcnEyck, J. Morris, M. Meythaler, R. Felten. Fourth row: J. Kim, C. Hummel, R. Engholm, G. Meyer, L. Knutson, M. Thatro, B. Schael, J. Sylvester, R. Hansen, P. McMahon, M. Huibregtse, Dr. Alexander, K. Campbell. I .-, rraiiii .QM ' .. K wifi? First row, left to right: J. Vosmek, S. Timm, S. Smith, R.. Atwood, M. Haehlen, J. Albright, J. iVinston, K. Atwood, N. Andereck. Second row: P. Meili, IJ. Defiroot, K. Gasper, Love, VV. Kemp, P. Tucker, T. McCarthy, J. Maas, J. Uuilcs, R. Raymond, K. Friou, ii. Boeck, D. Boyer. Third row: A. Herriott, IJ. Anderson, W. Pratt, M. Hoesly, D. Quick, P. Schaub, R. Sinkhorn, R. Ehlcrt. Fourth row: D. Licbcnberg, N. Liebenberg, D. Meerdink, J. Vogel, fi. Boeck, J. Love, J. Pamperin, J. Becker, J. Seeman, M. Anderson, N. Lawrence. United Student Fellowship B'nai B'rith Hillel A trip to New Orleans during Easter vacation was the highlight of The United Student Fellowship activities. The purpose was a study seminar on integration. The rest of the year was spent on Bible studies and work projects as well as worship and recreation. Officers were: Philip Nleili, president, Nate Andereck, lst vice presidentg John Love, 2nd vice-president, Sue Smith, secretaryg Fred Gerlach, treasurer, Penny Perkins, publicity chairman. Foundation Blnai B'rith, Hillel lfoundation, provided a full religious and social program for Jewish students on campus. Students were invited to participate in study groups on Judaism and the Hebrew language. Religious services were held lfriday evenings. Sunday evening dinners, mixers, and special dances such as the semi- formal Solar Cabaret were sponsored. The officers were: Carole lnbinder, president 5 Riva Mazur, vice-president, Bob Marcus, vice-president: Bunny Schain, secretary, Natalie Moel, treasurer. First row, left to right: R. XYalerstein, L. Garfunkel, S. Barker, E. Cort, S. Ansell, P. Schoen- berg, T. Siev. Second row: J. Safer, N. Moel, R. Marcus, C. Inbinder, R. Mazur, B. Sc-hain, M. Tiektin. Third row: M. Katz, N. Fruchauf, C. Norin, R. Hiller, IC. Ridberg, hi. Siegel, D. Shneidman, R. llrosdolt, M. Levitas, B. Schaefer. 264 Special I nterests First row, left to right: J. Adadevoh, C. Olowu, J. Ulowu, T. Clulilat. Second row: C. Ntukogu, I. liitlc, K. Wadajo, IC. Quaynor, li. Siriboc, P. Tilahun, T. Kibrat. In size, the Africa l'nion is relatively small, but in purpose it is gigantic. This year, the Africa lfnion consisted of twenty-five African students who worked to interpret Africa and its customs to the l'niversity campus in particular and the American public in general. Throughout the year, the Af1'ica lvnion sponsored various lectures, discussions, motion pictures and slides which explained and clarified many aspects of African life. Several dances were held during the year and a picnic - ' was sponsored in the spring. U An open house and art exhibit were other spring projects. The art display consisted of various types of art and crafts created by the students here on campus. One of the biggest events of the year was the African dinner, held in connection with the open house and art exhibit. The dishes served were traditional African foods prepared by some of the members. Officers for the year were: Jonathan A. I. Olowu, president: John K. Adadevoh, vice-presirlentg Taye flulilat, sccretaryg Klang Obasi, treasurcrg Prof. l'. ll. Curtin, faculty advisor. 265 First row, left to right: li. Orton, J. Johnson, J. Grandine, D. Daugherty, J. Pool, K. tluehring, M. Moser, li. Mau, M. Bard, E. Bassett, M. Herman, J. Dzuro, R. Carey, W. Johnson, 13. Hortsch. Second row: L. Hinkins, J. Bates, P. Thomas, li. Marshall, G. Seavers, M. John- son, K. Davis, S. Koepkc, ll. Pine, J. Reid, R. Hinkins, G. Nissenbaum, C. Hosig, M. Gold. Third row: ld. Quinney, J. Caldwell, J. Theisen- huscn, M. Gregg, J. Nelson, IJ. Sutton, IJ. Greene, A. Sheth, J. Georges, ll. Spyridakis, VV. tiillchricst, U. Rasmussen, IQ. Hosig, Ci. Boeck. O. Felton, J. Buckles, L. Peterson, H. Mathias, D. Harper, L. Mintner, D. Christensen, D. Morey, R. XYold, .l. Schirmang, R. Sparks, C. Much. Fourth row: L. Gelencser, W. Kussow, L. Smith, J. Vi'illiams, R. Sexton, G. Rogers, IJ. Grey, J. ldekert, M. Formali, R. White, J, Rath, R. White, T. King, C. Castleburg, A. Boeker, D. Weisenberg, D. Reasa, I. Shaw, D. Jacobson, L. Leighton. Fifth row: D. Quick, R. Kettleson, J. Jayne, ll. Jackish, A. Maki, G. Kuleinski, R' Boeck, C. ltlorris, VV. Wilson, J. Christensen, J. Perry, R. Holthaus, VV. Theisen, L. Reinstra, A. Dunlap, IJ. Meerdink, VV. Neilson, P. Jacobson, R. Nleyer, L. Taschek, P. VVilson, Three Squares Club Founded in 1933, the Three Squares Club is an organization within the Wesley Foundation that does just what it says provides three squares a day tmeals, that isj. lt is run on a cooperative basis and is student operated. This year the club undertook a special project. lt consisted of furnishing the meals for one of the two Hungarian students who were brought to the campus. Officers were: Wib Johnson, president, James Chris- tenson, vice-president : Dick Jacobson, executive secretary, Marilyn Johnson, recording secretary, Dick VVold, treas- urer. YWCA The liniversity YVVCA served the needs of women students on campus by providing them with an oppor- tunity for Christian growth personally, socially, and intellectually. The organization otfered girls a broad selection of activities, leadership positions, and contacts with faculty and community leaders. Bazaars, discussion sessions, charity projects, intercollegiate conferences, services, and parties were a few of its many activities. Officers were: Helen Shinn, president, Alene l,9l91'- son, vice-president: .Iudy lingel, secretary-treasurer. First row, left to right: N. Nielsen, C. Beery, M. Dresser, J. Engel, H. Shinn, B. Biddick, A. Peterson, IJ. Pine, IJ. Anderson. Second row: B. Ueske, L. Martin, J. Jana, Cl. Fair, L. Eller. Forensic Union The Wisconsin lforcnsic Tvllltlll provides collcgiatc level speech competition for students interested ill public speaking. This year, the l'nion again sponsored public debates with other dcbatc tcan1s. The ll10ll1l761'S participated i11 i10l1I'll2LIllt'Ili1S illl'0l1gl10lll the year at Purdue, Iowa, Minneapolis, and Marqllettc. In the spring, the lforensic Union sponsored the annual Midwest Speech 'il0l1l'll2LlH0llt here on campus. More illtlll thirty area schools participated i11 debate, oratory, extcnipm1raneous speaking, and discussion. The officers for tl1is year were: Jack French, presi- dent, Jerry Rodesch, Vlt'0-IJI'0SldCllt, Ramona Otteson, secretary-treasurerg Carole Puls, historian. First row, left to right: R. Otteson, S. Fries, H. Johnson, XX llrernbcck, director, D. Lienau, C. Puls, T. Powell. Secon row: J. FI'0llf'll, R. Allan, L. Raymond, B. Kubek, P. Schlcitz J. Rodcsch, J. Poliskey. Third roWI R. Stautcr, B. Steiger, l Stohlinnn, A. Altschul, L. Brenner, J. Harriman, L. Bruch, Several special projects were included i11 the Lui- Cohen' versity's Young Men's Christian Assoc-iatio11's program this year. The NYU provided a 11ew library, exam file, a11d study hall service for inenibers. To balance the scholastic life with social life, the Y sponsored weekend dances i11 the recreation room. In October, the YMCA kicked off its freshman program with all all day i'lI'0ShITlkl,1l Fiesta. In the after- noon, new Si1lld0IltS participated i11 sports such as golf, volleyball, baseball, and badminton. A barbeque plt'lllt' supper was followed by All evening of square dancing. This year, the YM claimed a membership of more than one hu11d1'ed students. The officers for the past year were: Joh11 Wendt president, John liechner, vice-president, Tom Petersoii, secretary: Dick Seaton, treasurer. First row, left to right: R. Seaton, J. Fishrupp, VV. Van Pelt, G. Matson, C. Larson, T. Kibrat, K. Lein, L. Gelencser, J. Wendt, G. Baz-land, G. Smith, E. Hosig, VV. Theisen. Second row: D. Lewis, R. Rehm, C. Krause, J. Peterson, R. Barrock, R. Nanz, R. Gosse, C. Dhanomkulhutra, IJ. Coles, L. Tyne, J. Thorton, E. Traver, I. Kifle, J. Keenan, P. Schooff. Third row: M. Morris, K. Wilson, ll. Mazeska, A. Rosso, IJ. Loos, M. Mayne, R. Wendt, T. Mazanetz, G. Casey, R. Miller, R. Yazdi, A. Pahlavan, W. Melzer, L. VVehbeh, ll. Mar-Neil, M. Rowe, P. Morrow, E. Yang, G. Swiden. Fourth row: T. Hackenberg, P. Kresky, R. Gcbliardt, T. Kinnnnen, R. McMillan, R. Winslow, T. Beebe, ll. Niehbuhr, R. Adamson, D. Led- erman, A. Button, ti. liillgtill, R. Bowen, T. Friz, VV. NielSen, G. Pfuntl, K. Wodajo, R, Ricra. l 1 1 2 V Executive Committee. Seated, left to E right: .I. Winetski, treasurerg A. Nlt-Cone, vice-president: T. Brink publicity chairman. Standing: J. Schilling, secretary. Not present: T. Brunner, president. Conservative Club The VVisc-onsin Conservative Club is dedicated to promoting better understanding of the free-market econ- omy, limited government, individual liberty and private property. The group presented speakers, sponsored de- bates, and held weekly dist-ussion sessions to further its purposes. Members eneourage other students to take a greater interest in politic-s and government, and in par- ticular to become familiar with the libertarian or con- servative approaeh to eeononiies and politic-al seieliee. Campus Red Cross The lied Cross is one of the largest student organi- zations on campus with several thousand paying members. One open meeting was held during the year, which anyone could attend. Other meetings throughout the year were conducted by the group's executive counc-il. The Red Cross' biggest project was handling all the arrangements and publicity for the campus blood drives, held eaeh semester for a week. Officers were: Julia Fender, presidentg Larry Ketchum, viee-presidentg Barbara Mason, seeretaryg Don Fox, treasurer. 268 First row, left to right: R. Foss, ad- visorg J. Fender, B. Kiason, L. Ket- ehum. Second row: R. Rockman, L. Wertheim, R. Gollhandt, ll. Fox, B. liuol, N. Stephenson. Fixst row, left to right: li. 121-q111s111-. S. S:1w11-, 15. .X111111:11', J. 131-11, . .. H, BI. 1,llllll. Second row: P, 1'1l't1ZK'l', Q. 11i11111'l11:111, Nl. 111'll1llIIlj'. W. Stciigvr, P. 1111111115 K. N1t'S11l1j'l'l'. 11. St1':111g1', IC. Wi11gg111-1', 11. N11ll'11t'l'. Third Row: Cf. XY:11l11':111111, 13. .l1-l'- fcrsoii, . ,. , , . . ,, 15. Smith, , . , J. N1:11:11, W. .I11111-s. Young Republicans Club The 1'11iv111'sitV of Wim-1111si11 Y11111111' 111111111111-2111 . F1 Club serves to p1'1111111t1- 11111 1111191111111-1111 p11i11ms11phy 1111 tho 1'a111p11s. The Club i11x'it1-s p1'11111i111111t 111'1i1'iu1s 111111 C1111- didates to speak to the 1111ix'111'sity 1'111111111111ity. The speeches 1111- upon to the p11h1i1-. Past state f'11i11l'IH2lll 111' the 1111131111111-:111 party Philip 111101111 spoke i11 the 12111 111111 GfJX'Pl'IltJ1' T1111111ps1111 spoke at th1- 1111iv111'sity ill 1'101JI'llb1l'Y. lhe 11111111 111-J11h111':111s also sJ1111so1' illl Zlllllllill lC'Il1t' 1 U'1V9I1 111 the sJ1'i1w'. .X111'is1m1' for 1111- U'I'0llJ is P1'11f11ss111' E C5 rw Zawatvki. De1egz1ti1111s f1'11111 the 1111iV1-1'sily a1tt1111111111 tho M111- West 1 e11e1'z1ti1111 111' C'111111g11 Young 1111131111111-1111 1'111hs 111 B1110111i11gt1111, 1111112111113 the Wis1-1m11si11 1 1-11111'z1ti1111 of Young 1iepuh1i1-2111s 1-111111-11ti1111 i11 111114111-3 211111 the State Senior 1'a.1'ty 1-1111v1111ti1m11 i11 l1i1wz111k1v1-. 15111 Steiger was 1'11z1i1'111z111 111' 11111 011111 211111 151111 Strange was Vi1'11-1-11z1i1'1111111. Transportation Club The T1'a11spo1'tz1ti1111 Chili p1'1J111ot011 i11t1-rest i11 the field of t1'z111spo1'tati1m11 111111 111-1411ai11t1111 st11111f11ts with the various types of 0111p11my111e11t zivziiluhlv to th1-111 i11 the t1'z111spo1'tatio11 field. The I'9gU1?l1'1y 51-11011111011 1111111ti11gs f1-z1t111'1111 sp11z1kc1's 111'0IH Vz11'ious areas of 1111111st1'iz11 111111 C111111111-1'1-ial t1'z11'1i1' 1H2l.112lgQHI6'l11. Dilllllxl' 111111-tings W1-1'0 1111111 with 11111 XVis- 1'011si11 'Tl'2imt' ASSU1-iati1111. The Cluh pz11'ti1'ip11t1111 ill the Activities Jaxiihoree 111111 the C11111111111111 111lll'l10L1l. 01111-ers were: C1121l'10S S01sh111'g.g, p1'1'si111111tg 1311YV11y1111 Pierselorf, vi1'1--p1'esi111111t: Ralph .11111s1111, S111-1'11tz11'y. First row, left to right: P. Ciziviuski, H. Nix, R. Jonson, ID. L111111, IJ. 1'i1-1'sto1'1T. Second row: T. Coogziii, 17. 11z11't111:111, 141. Sw:111s1111, XY. x101Fti l', .1, Davis, NY. Wi1111-111'z111t, 11. N11'1Cl1'11y, 11. r111l2L1C'1lUl', 13. 1'11wa1t111', 11.. 1X1ll11l'I'. Q. X A.. 5351.1 .H f' H2552 4491! 1 1 1.1.1 IFE?-. H gfafzig - im fzgekv Q 512.1 3:11 ' , , 1 MA , . . Military Military Engineers The Society of Military Engineers is not necessarily for career officers nor is it necessary to be an engineer to become a member. The organization is open to all ROTC groups and membership is procured by application at the monthly meetings. The organization is student run. The group, com- posed of 20 members, held monthly meetings at which material concerning military engineering was discussed. A movie on military construction during World VVar ll was shown this past year. Various talks were given throughout the year, which added interest, to the meetings. The Society worked with the Joint Military Board, with the president of the Society acting as representative. Officers for the past year were Robert lf. Becker, president, Gerald Ifriauf, vice-president, Joseph Boland, secretary, John Ciriacks, treasurer. First row, left to right: Ci. Friaiit, R. Beflkcr, lf. Alt, T. Blnmcnstoclc, R. Trnmmcr. Second row: R. Pichl, R. llartl, F. Alcicr, J. Ciriucks. Third row: IJ. Mathews, D. Stadclmann, li. Scliaflcr. Fourth row: Major Kiibc, lst Lt. Yzindcnliosh, J. Boland. Arnold Air Society The Arnold Air Society is an organization composed of advance AFROTC cadets. The group sponsored the annual Inspection Banquet and the annual Republic Aviation Award Speech Contest. The Speech Contest contestants competed for a citation from the Republic Aviation Company and a sterling silver identification bracelet. Hal lfisher, Korean jet ace spoke at the Inspection banquet and presented the awards to the winning cadets. The officers were: Kent VV. Waterman, president: Richard VV. Flnz, finance, Peter G. Hanson, programs: and Paul M. Anderson, adjutant. Rcger. Third Row: R. Amos, l-I. 270 First row, left to right: ID. Ilcnnis, R. Steindorf, J. Quirk, J. Rommes, T. Hcglcy, P. Christoplis, C. Cook. Sec- ond row: R. Klingbeil, R. Allman, P. Anderson, H. Brown, Major P. Lot'- thus, P. Hzinsoii, K. Wzitcrman, IJ. Braiiiiscliwcig, J. Plcil, li. Kclling, R. lllnz, N. Lindsay, Ci. Timm, J. Scnty, J. llntton, IJ. Hlllil-L'I', A. Cotton. th11 sp111111111's t11is y111 '. First row, left to right: 'l'. S12ll'l'tll'l1, 1'. 111lV1IlHli1, W. 1 1'11111111, W. 111't'1lt'll, C7:1pt,. 11l1K11lf1,C. 1,1111ss111', 11. 1i11wl:11111s. .1. 11111111111's1111. Second row! 1.. l'1t'l'1'lS, tl. 11t'1l1t'C'2l, I . 1.l1'1V!'1', 11. 1111-l1s:111, 11. l111111111:1'g111', 15. 1i11ss1111', 17. 1'11't'l', 11. N11XStlIl, J. f2l11I'1C, K. t11111Q111'. ti. 1Y111111li. Scabbard and Blade N11111111111'shi11 111 51'111111111'11 111111 131111111 is 11111111 111 11111- ' Mitchell Airmen 1111111111135 1111111111-1111 11t1'1'C 1-111111ts 111 1111 111'111111h11s 111' 1111- s111'x'i1111. '1'1111 K1i111111'y f111'1111y 111111111 1'111-1111111111111111ti1111s 1111 . . . 11111 M1t1'h1111 A11'I1ll'1l 111'11s1111t1111 11 i'1'Z1t'1i 111'111 11111111 11111x'11 11x'111'11g11 s111111111ts 111 t1111 111'1:11111z11t11111. wh11-h 111111111s . . . , , . . . th ml ll I U H this y11111' 111111-h p111'1111'1111111 111 C1111111g11, 1111111111 th11 SDl'lllg.f. 11 1 s11 111- 11 . . . ,, . . ' ,, . . . , 111 11115 11111 1-11111p11t1t11111. 11111 1111111t111gs tw11111 il 1111111111 1111111111111 s111111ke1's 1111111 , , . . , , , , . , . . 11111 .X11' 11111'11e K 1111111 111111111 11'11s 111111th111' 1111111111-t 111 x'111'11111s 1111l11s who sp111111 1111 1l1lll12l1'j' 111111 1'11111te11 t11p111s. . , , U 1 1 , 11111 N11t1-111111 A11'1111111 12l11t11'S. 11111 C111111' 01111111 was s111111 112111311 O1s1111, ,1X11j11t1111t 111111111111 111' Wis1-1111si11 was 111111 111' 111 t1111 11111 111 1111 111' t1111 111111111111 gzg1111111s 111111 11pp11111'1111 1-1t 11 1 1 1111sl11t111111 gg111111s t111'1111g:g1111111 11111 s1111s1111. 1111111111 11111 y11111', 1111111111111's 11111'ti1-1111111111 111 IJl21ll1l1I1g 1 1 1-ivil 11111'1111s11 111'11j1111ts with 1111111111itt1111s t'1'11111 N11111is1111 111111 11111 1'11iv111'sity. S1111111111111 111111 131111111 was 111111 111' 11111 111g11t 11111111111- 1511th th11 111'i11 t1111111 111111 C111111' C11111111 l11211'4'1l1'll 2124 s11p111'11t11 1111its 111 p111'111111s 1l111'i11g th11 y11111'. '1'h11 111111111111 1111111 t1111i1' 11111111111 1111ti11ti1111 151111 111 N11x'1111111111'. z11t11111s 111 sp1111s111' N1l11T2lI'j' 151111. I H . tl I ll tl . I . . ,, . . . . . 11 111 s 111111, 111 11111111 1111, llxll' -111111111 11111111-. 11l1S y11111 s 11fh11111's w111'11 11111 151111111-11, 111'11s1111111t: 15111 . p U ,I . C . K 1 . . , . , , . . ' , 1Jll1'l1Ig th11 Yfxill' t1111 5111-11111' 111111 s1,1111111 1111111t111gs 1'1'11111111. Y11111-p1'11s1111111t: 1 11t C111v111s111, s111-1'11t111'y3 K 11111 ' . ' , I W U IH Num 11x'111'y 111111111 w1111k with il 1J1'tJQQ1'i1I1l 111 guest sp111111111's. 1 13512 N211 ' '. . . , ,, 01111-111's 1111' 11111 p11st y11111' Wt11't1I 111111115 V1 11111, i'11pt.: .lllllll 1111111s111111, 11x111-11tiv11 11t1i1'111'3 1111111111 Y1111111111, 1111- 'l1l1Zl.ll1Q ,1111111 .111g111111, t1'11:1s111'111': 1'11i1ip G11tts1'1111lk, 11111- s111111111 11111111117 1,111'11y .X111'111111111s1111, s111'111'ity 11111111112 111. XY. SK'1ll'l'XY4' Slllllll 111. 11111-11, 13. 1111t1'i11s li. l'11111111 l1tlI't'1lt'l'1. Fifth row: 41. 1Y111l'. 271 First row, left to right: .I. J1-g111111, 'l'. A 1 . C11tt111, .1. W11ll't', 11. Y111'1111111', 11. Al11':111:1111s1111, Xl 1 s:11l11l, ff. 1'111111't, 11. N1111'g,5:111. Second row: .I. V11111f'St'11ll1lSt'1l, Ii. N1111'111. 11, 1 1111'11y, I.. 11111'1111, Ii S1-111:111g!111', l111V111', 13. 1fi11s1i11g. S. Nw'- l'I'Stl1l. C . 1,I't'11tl1'1'QilS1, 1'. N12l1'li1lS. Third row: IP. ,-X1111111's1111, .1. 111lSt'llt1t', 11'1'iss11v. .1. .'XIl11I't'XVS, 1 11. 11I'2lll1II1t'Yt'I'. Fourth row: R I 1 7 . . '11 . ' illl, . 11' ', 1. Varsity Pistol Team The Varsity Pistol Team had a busy schedule this year. It won second place in a triangular meet with Klichigan State and Purdue. It participated in the NRA sectional meet, a state championship meet, and other inter-collegiate championship matches. The Pistol Team met every Monday night at the pistol range near the fieldhouse. The captain of the team was Al Wiegandg the team coach was Capt. Melvin R. lferrera. Trophies were awarded at a banquet held in the spring. First row, left to right: Wiegan, Moore, Il. Richards, Kirchberger, Peardon, Capt. J. P. VVeber, Bullock, Pleistei Kent, Capt. M. Ferrera. Varsity Rifle Team The University of Wvisconsin Yarsity Rifle Team competed with other Big Ten schools throughout the year. The members with the highest scores for weekly practices were sent to these competitions. At the end of the year, a banquet was held and medals won during the year were presented. The group's newly elected captain was presented at this time. This year's captain was Robert E. Wood. Advisors and coaches for the team were Captains Ruehe and Mueller. 272 ards, A. Yousten, Capt. R. VV. Ruehe, M. Sgt. R. IC. Gage. Pauquette, Cowling. Second row. Joyce, Kading, R. Anthold, Nacki First row, left to right: J. Lawson, K. Rahr, G. Fricke, A. Hansen, G. Meit- ner. Second row: Capt. H. P. Muel- ler, C. Christiansen, T. Friz, K. Camp- bell, J. Triggs, R. Dickson, D. Rich- First row, left to right: Cl. fi0lll0IllJOI'g, H. Wzrtvrnortli, IJ. Tlions, ll. Clorflon, J. Solnnitz, L. Clrolw, J. Clznlzinis, Cl. Sloltolniicl, ll. liont li Jnconson, 'l'. Iiiilllll, Second row: IJ. Ivvv, ll. Horshnor, W. Nfflson, ll. Knvip, J. lloxvlcls, lit. Col. J. Wright, L. licltrlnini, Cnpt NI ll IIC ix fl. Swidvn, IC. l'lllXY2ll'flS, ll. Jonc-s, li. llzrlnisli, .l. Borax, Third row: li. lirnnv, Cl. Arnmlt, ll. Gray, P. lirnnmll, B. Nlzrrcns, J. Mc-llnlv, J Jovrv, J. Sngor, J. lloxvo, Cl. Swvvt, l . Hull, A. Nll1f'lllI1, H. Ruwitsvln-r. Fourth row: J, l,l1IlllJ0l'lll, li. l'll'lf'liSOll, J. Skornivkn, ll, Hlf'll21I'll T. Taft, li. l isln1r, F. Klohs. lf. Yorlop, Cl. liorlnnrl, W. Hnlnniill. lJ. Rl7W1'll1ll1llS, l'. Sf-hlirhting, M. ,'XIllll'I'S0ll. ll. Clrossviilru-l' li Pwl J l.. loivvll, C. Brown, ll. XVhito. I Tho Provost Corps is at military policle organization at the lfnivorsity. Its purposv is to vstzilmlish in the puhlif' mind tho necessity and benefit. of profvssional training of lnilitary polif-0 personnel. Many and variod zu-tivitios rrrv planned each year hy tho group. Short business ll109lll1gS7 followed hy zi guvst speaker in sonic- phase of lzuv 0l1fO1'COIH0lli, are hold monthly. llloll known spoukors have inrludod Charles Vllilson, snporintondont. of thc' lYisc-onsin Statv Crirnv l.zLlJorotory3 Colonel liolwrt Sullivan, Fifth .Xriny Pro- vost Murshzrllg and Ralph Olson, Wisc-onsin Civil Dv- i'l?l1SO lliror-tor. Spcwizil vvonts of the Provost Corps inc'lnr,lv ai field trip to the post. storkacle at lfort Shoriclzni, Illinois, 21 lmniiqliot lwforv Military Bull, :incl tl piclnir for I1lUlHl5lll'S :incl thoir gnvsls in tho spring. This your, txvvnty-tivo por vvnl ol' thc mlistingnislnicl niililnrv stnclonts ut the lvnivorsitv ot' lYisc-onsin zirc- niilitzlry vzxclvts nnrl inc-inlmvrs ol' tho Provost Corps. Otlicvrs for tho pnst your wvi'c':l.u1'i'y liotc-huin, provost lI1Zll'Sll2llI Jini lYzrgiwi', mlopnty provost ll12ll'SlliLlQ Clary Sxviclvn, zuljlitziillg John 'l'a1n'l0s, iinzuiro otlimforg Dir-li Stcrc-lil0lw1'g, provost sc-igggcfziiut. lrlC'lllCllillll' Colonr-l Jziy llvriglit unfl Cnptziin hlvlvin l'l0llPl'2l xvc-ro tho vznlro llf.lYlH0l'S. Provost Corps 27 First row, left to right: K. Waterinaii, I.. Ketchum, B. Brent-h, Major Ballciltiiie. Second row: J. Seaver, R. Neuheisal, R. Bc-rkc-r, J. Wolff, T. Thompson. Joint Military Board . . The Joint Military Board is composed of a president I from each of the eight inilitary sorieties on rainpus. lt is its duty to represent and voordinate the interests of The linivorsity of lVisc-onsin 1-haptvr of the Pershing the basit' and advanced students in ROTC. Rifles was founded in llliili. The group, now c-onsisting This year's activities included threesperialineetlings of thirty-live ineinhers, is c-oniposed of basic- ROTC sponsored by the Army, Navy, and Air lforce. Informa- 1-adm-ts, with a stall' of of'l'ic-ers from the advaiir-ed ROTC' tive talks on the nation's defense were presented to the vorps. public' by authorities in each partir-ular field. The Board The groups niost important purpose is the training also sponsors the annual Military Ball. of its drill team whicfh c-oinpc-tes annually in the regi- Chairrnan of the .Ioint Klilitary Roard was Vvllllhllll mental drill meet. Broureh. The ofHi-ers for the past year were James Seaver, 1-aptaing Fred Uettloff, exec-ntive oflic-er, Klarvin John- son, adjutant, David Danhouser, puhlif- relations otfirer. First row, left to right: Lt. Sells, ll. llanhouser, R. Bates, H. Matthias, J. Seaver, F. llettlott, M. Johnson, R. Sll'l1l7l'11S, W. Waggiwr. Second row: Cl. Hausler, G. Anvhor, M. Gohlman, G. VVanek, T. Ross, NY. Avery, J. Irangford, ID. Seaver. Third row: IJ. Stroniliorg, J. Ritzvn- thaler, J. Foiislce, J. Dahlinan, R. Rodman, T. Goodvll, YY. Baranowslci, W. Zl'Il1lif'li2l. Fourth row: .l, ldrivkson, R. Stella, ll. Wvlusteig F. Behrens, A. Rloyvr, M. lvood, J. Holines, XY. Cohort. an . - if f+':v:'1Snmx?5 an sf.-iizivil maori W wmszmfiis First row. left to rightz. Parlflock, R. Litzow, R. Retzlafl, R. Ns-nlioisel, Major Ballentine, ID. Huh:-r, U. Wirth, K. A. Retzlalf. Second row: T. Peters, VY. Pope, G. ZIIIIIIIOVIHEIII, VY. Hobart, L. Hayunga, J. l'etersen, T. Saw'yer, IC. Knlmiak, I7. Marks, G. Sc'l1avt'c'r, R. Santlerson, S. Heath, R. YVyngaarcl, li. Olsen, J. Fraser. Third row: D. Sanders, J. Si'llI'0lIl0l', A. Brown, J. FI'l'j'flig, R. Hagen, 17. Getlcleis, R, Jolmsou, R. lflla, T. Rivers, T. Moffat, R. Chapel. The student t-hapter of the National Defense Trans- portation Association has been at the lvnivorsity since I9-19. The olajevtives of the organization are twofoldg to envonrage iniproveinents in the sc-ienve of transportation and to iiicrease the efiicieiivy of niilitary transportation. Social meetings were held eacfh month at various fraternity houses with guest speakers highlighting the program. One of the major avvoiiiplishnients of the r-hapter during the past year was assisting the Madison C'ix'il Defense Department in establishing and planning 4-ivil defeiise lnvasnres for university personnel. The NDTA, whit-li c-onsistucl of more than tifty nienilwrs, also heltl a dinner banrltic-t before Mil Ball, and rounclerl out the year's at-tivitivs with its annual spring pictnim-. The oflivers were Dirk Nvnlieisvl, presidontg Dan lluher, Vive-pI'esiclei1t: Otto Wvirth, s0c'1'eta1'y-treastirvr3 Toni Moffat and .Iini Peterson, guest speaker prograin. Major George IJ. liallentinv was the group's aclvisor. National Defense Transportation Corps 275 'S ur iw ,, mx 5 . fu? I Q I rf' ww ANT we fiwm big! '25 if Q-will it N 1 1 2 we R., Ziff H535 MV P , .nw ' K . K A ,. .'f?fLq N - Q . W W'xf.1I ' ff . 4 Xf 'A v K 1, f5?f. ' ' sm ' ' , , 5 , .,., . 'fix in Af. wi' V ' ,ff iii s, wx, 1 K H Q91 -, xx , V ,R , Pl ' J' A ,W 'M Q ' f -4 ' 'if ... 'iw 'w 3.1 . i ., M x 'inf f z 'few' 3:6 'Sri 4- 4 ,pg I .4 5.3! If , I V -' we ,414 ,'f'4i.11., Qgegfg vi 9? aj . M53 gig: Y' , ' . :K , as ,f af .ow MM' ,gm W ,Q x ,ME Q .ar 1. My f-v arf? i living units Ifditor ' N 4.-P' VME' a First row, left to right: Pl. rllllXli0I'fl, li. lialmlc-r, Nl. Sl1:w:11't, Mrs. Julia Hill, il. Witlim-iiluwg. Second row: J. Knighl, A. Shipniaii, Z. Zlll'l'lllll, J. lll'Illllll, Nl. l,l'1llllilli'll. Eta Kappa Lambda Women's Inter-Hall . This ya-ar, 11111r'h of the ti1111- aml 11ll'ort of thc vlvveii lll0llll7Ol'S ol' lita Kappa .lkllllllllil NYl'lll into plamiiiig to l'00l'g.f2llllZ0 and improve the organizatioii. lfta Kappa Thi- XY111111-11's liitor-Hall Couiicfil, 2llili0C'll0llillf'lj' l1a111hcla's Illillll purpose is to proiuotu aml I'f'C'0glllZC' 1l11hlwcll'Wi1-'l hy its president, is Zlll Ul'QQ2llllZ2lll0ll vstalb- lcaclvrship in 'rho XVOHIGIKS 1'0sicl011v0 l1alls. Tho lll0IlllJ0l'S lishvcl to hriiig unity and better 1-o11p:11'atio11 lo the coonls arv svlm-tml at the end of thvir jllllllll' yvar froiu names living i11 l'11iv0rsity Rosideiit llalls. C'a1'1'yi11g out this siihiiiitlivcl hy tho goveruiiig hoarcls of thc-ir florms. purposv, tho group meets moiithly to clisvuss tho proh- Txvo of the hig projvcls for the yvar wi-1'0 the homo- lOlllS llllllllllllg tho XY0lll6ll7S dorms. 'lllll'S0 iiivliulo sur-h voiiiiiig wvvkmicl l11111'heo11 for lita Kappa lfanihfla alums, topics as iiilugratioii into caiiipus lifc, sc-liolalrsliip, 111111 and thc- spring rm-ogiiitioii haiiquvt for 'lllllllll' and senior spwial aspvc-ts of clorm living. girls ac-tivo i11 tho dorins. The 0111111-il is voiuposcd of toil Illi'lIlll0l'S this year. Uflic-01's wore Blartha Sl0XYill'l, pwsillciitg lillourose Thosv tvii girls l'0pI'l'SGl1l four xvoiuoiils wsiclviir-0 halls, Tuxforcl, Yll'O-IJl'f'Slfl9l1lQ Rhoda liahlvr, s01'1'c1tz11'yg Gayle l'Ilizahvtl1 Wators, Sclilicter, Bariiarcl, and Billlgvl' Cluh. Wittviilwrg, trvas111'er. OHivo1's of l'Wic for the past yearwc11'o.I11dy Wliillvii, prvsiclviit and Gail Speitz, SCC'I'ClE11'j'. First row, left to right: J. Wliilll-11, E. Reitan, li. Spvitz. Second row: R, Bahlor, KI. Kloyw, K. I'll'llHL'lll', Z. Zllfldlllll, Cf. Sc-liiflli-gm-1', U. Slilcs, l.. Pryor. sw-f 278 Badger Club DORMS The Badger Club can boast of the homey atmosphere of a small dorm and at the same time there is the ad- vantage of a large organization. The Club is composed of three houses, White, Hodag and Squire. liaeh unit houses from twenty-two to twenty-four coeds and has its own officers and activities. However, most of the activities take place on a cooperative basis between the three houses under the name of Badger Club. One of the biggest events on the social calendar is the annual Christmas formal usually held at White House. The house is opened into a grand ball room with all the splendor of a regal affair. The spring formal is another annual event is the l aculty Dinner. The dinner is held in the dining room of Barnard and is followed by a tea at one of the houses. lfrequently, members of the faculty or foreign stu- dents are invited guest speakers for informal get- togethers. The Club puts an all out effort into Homecoming and Humorology as well the Bloek VN Conference. During the holidays, the girls brought happiness in the form of Christmas carols to those at the Home of the Aged in Verona. The Club carried out another service project sec-ond semester which was just as successful. Oflicers were: Rhoda Babler, pesidentg Mary Notz, vice-president, Janet James, secretary, Marge Swiencicki, treasurer, Donna Reif, social chairman, Lois Sehlough, activities chairman, Nancy Collett, judicial chairman. First row, left to right: L. Sehlough, H. Herrman, C. Wurtz, N. Hansen, N. Collett, J. James, R. Geiger, N. Lindgren, B. Bonham, R. Bahler, M. Tuttle, B. Horwitz, S. Phillips. Second r0w:H. Corstvet, K. Huth, G. Gerken, C. Ridgley, J. Wiecki, B. Bierman, M. Norris, H. Riede- man, B. Remstad, C. Brussock, N. Hall, L. Hilger, K. Eide, J. Wachter, J. Walker. Third row: A. Zaehe, N. Mann, J. Doneit, M. Sperr, Lins, J. Ament, S. Smith, M. Morse, J. Madaus, E. Mashnda, J. Midthun, J. Morrison, S. Waitrovieh, ll. Klockow, S. Fitzgibbon. Fourth rowvz J. Lenz, D. de Vos, J. Nuernberg, J. Renter, J. Heimerl, C. Bagles, M. Kratowiez, M. Wright, IC. Love, B. Brickhonse, V. Esehner, Z. Graham, J. Bennin, P. Simpson, C. Lauer. l3a11'11z11'fl iJ2lllyS ltIl'21il0ll provides easy zieeess to any of the llillI' buildings for its H35 resi1le11ts. It' is also ideally loc-tiled next to Iizithrop llaill zincl the girls 11111 he seen sf'111'ryi11g lmek and forth i11 their two pieve 'tl'1111die snitsl' att 2l.llIlfJSf any honr- clisc-retely 1-ovcwed hy il eont, of c-onrse. Sovinl life-isi111po1'r1111t ns wit11essetl hy il full progr:11n. .tronntl cll1l'lSlIH2lS the gi1'ls are espevizilly hnsy with their l.0l'Illill 211111 with ax fawtilty ten whivli gives IIIPIH ZL c'l1a111m-e to nieet their lIlSlI'l1t'lOI'S o11 2111 lIlli0I'lHlil level. ,Xnother popnlzir p1'ojer't is the lliltiitltbllill ezirfl party with Mziek Ifionse. till il 111lIll21ill1't' settle of the all ezinipns Senior Swing- out, H2ll'Il21I'll llzill has at clorni senior SIVIIIQ-Ullli to IIOIIOI' the gltltlllillillg girls ill the spring. During the year, lreqtieiit hirtliflzly clinners zulfl spit-e to their life. Honiec-oniing is e11te1'ecl with speeial zest as the girls work 011 z1wz11'cl-wi1111i11g d9t'0l'21ii0I1S. The Tour- nznnent of Song is zinother fzivorite zu-tivity. l'z11'ti1'ipz1t- ing :intl plzteilig i11 their division for at IIIIIHIJPI' of years, they work hzxrd to keep up this t1'aditio11. C'l1z11'ity-111i11rled too, their IHLLIII servit-e projevt wats at the Yeteiulis' A4l1ni11ist1't1tio11 Hospital. tJffic'e1's were Dorothy Zll1'1Cll1i1, president, l'z1t Falvi. Ylt't'-Dl'PSlllQIlt, IClz1i11e Nagel, sem'1'eta11'y, Nznic-y Saev1'e. jnclieizil 1-l1z1i1'1nz1113 .IQ11111 Quail, il'9tlSlll'f'1', Put Cnlvi, soeiul c'l1z1i1'111z1n. First row, left to right: S. liollztntl, N. 151111111-tts, J. Voss, J. Yz1s11kz1x1'.1, Xlslllllllll 1, N on C , , N our , I S1 l11111 tl Second row: R.. Smootly, J. Qnnll, IC. Nagel, Z. Z111'fl11l1, K. H.0lJK'I'ts0Il Nliss -X 111, ' ' 1 s X H4 B. Aiinettr. Third row: J. IJVIIIIS, A. Patti-li, A. F0l'I'C'Sl0I', IJ. Xvtllllli 11 lx, R lt XXIII' not sm U so 1 B Nc lst C U son H. Nott, M. Engel, .I. Berg. Fourth row: J. Stn-nson, K. Miller, C1 NN 11 , 111,11 s s , I Vl , IJ. IIlfl0I'IH11f'lllO, 11. Prilrner. Fifth row: R. Szilnntils, li. Kloeplel, Ix II o 11chsrn C S1 hm NI ilonf, C Pflllmiuin NI Ixos 111 IC. Mzillrer, J. Xylltxltill, .I. lgilflitllfl, K. fIVl'I'ITli1ll. Sixth row: J. Clnis tnst 11, x cison x xnn son I0 1 Noun 1 or 14, Iizirson, J. Hz1r'kl1111'tl1, M. Muf'kerl1eicle1', J. .Ier1lee, M. ljtlllgllfxfly, K1 1 n even row oc 1111 11111 ein tu, lofoisxl, S. Iiztrtel, N. Czirlson, A. Kohn, li. Hrtnsen, J. JPIISOII, N. Gregg, IJ. Nilltkitllli R Snlxnsl I Ixi ill lx Hotlini Eighth ro B11 tc, IC. Gilley, B. fiI'2lIlSUl', CI. Stnlmlue, S. Yonell, l'. Mzifler, K. Wnrtz, X I 11x1r11f1, B l'l111t1, I5 llnnh 1111 f Ixos os First row, left to right: M. Burki, li. Puvin. Second row: B. lione, J. Hill, L. Reitan. Third row: J. Ar-oust, Nl. Battaglia, M. Larsori, P. Litshein, A. M. Atteibeurauch, B. Matura. Elizabeth Waters Staff Judy NVhiffen, president of l,iz,ll represents the dorm in ohticial functions and presides at council meet- ings, Vice-president, Judy Vanish, is in charge of scholar- ship. Keeping minutes of meetings and correspondence is the job of Nancy Hovey. Marian Stewart, treasurer, collects dorm dues. As social chairman, assisted by Nancy Mortensen, Bonnie Gregg supervises the winter and spring formals, open house functions, and other activities. Rose Ramsey coordinates dorm committees and reports their activities to executive council. Marilyn Meyer, Carol Schifiieger, Oralee Styles, Karen Fritsche, and Louetta Pryor, unit presidents, carry executive council suggestions and policies back to their respective units. Lucia Sinke represents the freshman class on council. Executive Council The thirteen girls on the Elizabeth XVaters executive Council comprise the governing body of the dormitory. They integrate the activities of the five units, organize all-dorm function, decide dorm policy, and delegate rc- sponsibilities. The council meets before each unit meet- ing and sets up the agenda for the individual meetings. Members of the council are dorm officers including: Judy W'hitfen, president, Judy Yanish, vice-president, Nancy Hovey, secretary, Marian Stewart, treasurer, Bonnie Gregg, social chairman, Nancy Mortensen, assist- ant social chairman, Rose Ramsey, committee coordi- natorg Lucia Sinke, freshman representative, Marilyn Meyer, Carol Schifheger, Oralee Styles, Karen Fritsche, Louetta Pryor, unit presidents 5 and Marilyn Burke, housefellovv advisor. First row, left to right: K. Fritsclii, J. Vanish, J. Wiffcn, A. Hamilton. Second row: M. Meyer, L. Pryor, M. Burke, R.. Rainsey, B. Gregg, CT. SchitHegar. I I First row, left to right: J. Kusclmer, L. l52ltil'l'11'12111, IJ. Czurneeki, P. Moody, J. Beyer, C. Hemp, IJ. Herreid, S. Nolta, IJ. Groth, M. Emrieh, C. Dupuis, C. Mather. Second row: J. Krrunsky, C. Szxther, K. Menke, M. Lendved, L. Johnson, C. Fox, B. Allan, KI. Liepsch, S. Fox, L. Voelz, J. May, S. Bruns, J. Jnrsik, S. Weddig, J. Stuller. Third row: H. Bussian, L. Hnth, B. Conia, S. Maloney, A. McCraw, M. Stauff, M. Jones, K. Knapp, M. Meyer, S. Tezilo, J. Mzrehidzi, N. Bocher, N. Hennig, IJ. Rohlf, R. Kzxezke, E. Stauffer, S. Plenge, NI. Helml. Fourth row: BI. Shipman, K. Hoderloy, Y. Drossler, S. FI'0StiII12I,I1, IJ. Niehols, S. Schaum, V. YYynI1ofi', B. Falk, E. IJrew, L. Tun, L. hloses, N. Nlzillin. IQ. Thiele, R. Smith, P. iYIg1'IOI1, S. Lowell, A. Hartley, J. Harris, L. Mat-her, L. Primouu, IJ. Wille, J. Sehzileben. Fifth row: HI. H8,IJ1'I'1H3!J, IC. Ryshkus, M. Kavzrlauiskzis, R. VYiIIoi1ghImy, J. Wlllters, IJ. Mvendorf, J. flutjnhr, U. Petfingill, Ii. Vetter, N. Poole, M. Lowe, NI. Frey, J. Millis, CI. Lentz, B. Rohrer, K. Atwood, R. Malseh, S. Heath, L. Olsen, A. Lee, E. Zierold. Sixth row: S. Higgins, E. Sc-Iimrlzrgl, P. Andrus. G. Vehling, B. Crzmger, S. Allan, T. Viveisfeld, B. Busch, M. Rice, K. Kelsey, S. Jzicolmson, J. Fostvr, B. Sutter, K. Clmrlson, L. Nleuzel, G. Bleyer, M. Miller, J. Ott, L. Engelman, IJ. Holzer. Liz Unit I Liz Unit Il First row, left to right: B. Gregg, H. Lee, P. Volkmann, K. Lee, M. Waterworth, M. Chang, K. Sommcrfield. Second row: C. Hofheinz. Goltz, C. Wilde, K. Ahendroth, J. Stevens, M. Andrews, R. Race, C. Bitzer, M. Stewart, R. Rzunsey, C. Finley, S. Schubert, C. Rzrbehl. J. Boone. Third row: K. Frank, K. St2lII1hOi'QI', C. IJunbar, B. Dehring, R. Wzreiiier, S. Zoellner, B. Uriti-ith, G. Hammer, C. Scliiffleger. M. Larson, B. Bzrer, J. Marsden, J. Beerher, S. Bushman, K. Roberts, IJ. St:iinhoI'er, M. Ninnenmn. Fourth row: M. Grams-I, P. Fenske. IJ. Lange, S. Finch, IJ. Bertrzun, C. Cope, IJ. Rossiter, M. Ludwig, S. Ulmer, IJ. Finnegan, J. Smith, K. Chaise, J. Hzisselman, M. Schnmaker. S. HIJIItIi2LIHIJ, INI. Timm, K. Seribrier, J. Horne-ek. Fifth row: P. Staley, B. Cudert, A. Krzxeinor, L. Sinlce, J. Luke, B. Melinrney, P. Hinck- ley, IJ. Kohlmetz, J. Ferkin, S. Nelsen, M. Runkel, M. Stuhr, IJ. Knrls, S. Frolwerg, P. Boxxx, S. Kurlin, J. Snrfus, B. Banner. Sixthirow: M. Imingen, M. Laxun, A. Marusieh, J. Thielmsrn, B. Rotzoll, B. Clarson, KI. Bnllzimore, C. Sehull, C. Miller, K. Cliristizxnsen, A. Grant, M. Iiormeinn, N. I5e1'11l1a1'c'It, S. Hlilmlmzud, R. I.JeIIut, J. Rosengren, B. Lee. First row, left to right: K. Olson, K. Ritzmzm, C. Washburn, BI. Pumpizui, P. Gvrtz, J. Sc'l1w1', A. Thomas, L. Wznhlstroiu, K. Amlvrsmi, K. Savage, J. ilziwiis, Nl. Spzrnglz.-r, T. Rozkaxlzuis. Second row: J. .lc-uson, Al. Polrivh, N. I'Irir'kson, G. Rost, S. Stcuviis, M. Alvvtw, J. Ranclzlll, L. Siucvlzlir, NI. hlt'lllTj'l'1', C. Burkv, Johnson, J. Hansen, M. Williuins, P. Mysuk, M. Blesser, P. Staffc-ld. Third row: N. Hovvy, II. Ysolmzmwt, Cory, Al. Svhoofs, Hvllmling, AI. Ravonhill, B. Blzituru, C. llovtsc-h, J. llivtrivh, 0. Stiles, J. Davison, J. O'K0c-fo, J. B:uun:mn, BI. Burke, T. I oi'sl1u-rg, NI. lluwv, S. Rive, S. Pishney, AI. Marty. Fourth row: S. Stvinhc-rg, M. Fujita, J. Hzinipton, R. Mansour, K. Schneider, L. AVI-st, N. Bums, N. Bviitc-r, C. llunn, C. Hubhzird, B. Shilling, C. l'i2if'KiIlIH, H. Fargo, M. Marold, K. iillllilllii, S. XYhitr-hill, J. Neumruui, R. NI1lI'ii:1.S, Y. Fry, C. Crzlnin. Fifth row: J. W'hiiT0u, N. XV:1rcl, H. Alt-ytlmlf-1', R. Hivks, J. Urban, F. Gorsivu, J. J'i:ll'l'IlS1'iN'l', C. Else, K. VW-11111-r-liz-, J. Yun Clvvs-, G. Alclirk, S. Xlohs, B. XYv1'm:r, K. Jothc-u, IJ. AllC1K'I'SUll, K. Swan, KI. Kritz, li. Hofinzulli, A. Hznrliu, H. Sins, L. Vlaisrik, J. llulisvlu-l, B. Frcidl. Sixth row: D. llussoinur, J. llrxnsf-n, S. Ii2llli?lKlS, C. l'tvr'li, J. Thomas, BI. Pfister, P. lim-lic-ll, C. fforlutt, H. Crzmgo, B. NVilli:uns, S. Ringroso, J. Guniroth, S. 'l':u'kv, ll. Lzindskron, S. Johnson, L. Korthkzunp, C. Ronlzm, J. Hlll'l'UXYS, N. Jzufquv, C. Lung. Liz Unit III Liz Unit IV First row, left to right: li. Dreuzer, B. Wiley, S. De Vries, J. Evc-usou, C. Comvfiy, B. Kucuu, K. Stapleton, B. Ptwker, S. Frzunk, A. Shuttvr, K. Becker, K. Ruinusiz Second row: D. Caldwell, B. Ludden, A. Mmtun, C. Gervais, K. Christiauison, K. Kuhn, M. Gieblor, K. lfritsr-hc, C. Peterson, P. Litshcini, J. Gibson, G. Melzer, P. Vickory, Y. Currie, J. Corlwillo, J. Hnsselinzui, P. Bardeen. Third row: I.. Sm-hniidt, B. Scliolkiioclit, IJ. Divis, J. Loclinclorf, N. Fowler, S. Gabrzm, Nl. Wilhcrt, A. Jonson, A. XYollitz, J. Sehranke, A. Wilson, J. Amundson, ll. Drury, E. Nloissrurr, BI. Guckcr, P. Kreul. Fourth row: D. Stahl, RI. Do XVitt, R. Gibbs, M. 3Il'IIl'Q'I'O, E. Schwartzlow, M. Benson, J. Millko, K. Weiss, B. Rott, J. Watson, J. Donovan, K. Fitzgerald, A. Dushvk, A. Johnson, S. Larson, C. Lutz, J. Hovelnnd. Fifth row: M. P:1sr-ow, L. Boyer, L. Schvllin, S. Niullllilllll, N. Funk, C. Mahnert, A. Bur-lmnzm, Nl. Kimi:-ts, A. Patterson, P. Yun Ness, J. Yamish, J. Kristy, K. Alt-yor. KI. Tl'txfJI1llll'I', J. .In-nsm-u, Al. NVhitmore. .sf -' . . - xl:yfs.ym-fsvwm b Liz Unit V .. .M .. ..,,,W.. .......,.. Y1.1.,,.,.W,,.....,..,,,.W.yW,...,..k....m.M... , Aw ximsngf 9699 First row, left to right: S. Slw:1l'l'v1', Ii. Illlv, IJ. lll'I'Kl', M. Cfuuk, S. 'l'I1o111psm1, I . .ll'll'UI'SUIl, I.. Ilfmlmwts, A. ICI 111, K. Nm-, .I. Yi11tc111, K. Nvlsou Se I il I 'N lflllll 11 B I-, cond row: I . lIl'I'll1Ill1Sl'Il, M. 'ilwkc-1'111:111, J. ,l5l'i'Kl'I rough, IC. IiI'lll'g.fUl', IJ. Ixmvstm, . s 11, IS. Mattson, S. Iifzvlxllw, G. M':1II, . l B Sr'h111ifIt, IS. Hzuisvri, A. I,0ll'l'SUIl, K. Kiiigvtmw, M. I vrkins, K. .'Xf'lXV2lI'1l, J. I,:111gv. Third row: I.. ll:1111Inw, J. I f'll:l.l'I', J. Hurzcl, S. S:111flst1'o111, P. Struck, M. Womlxmzwl, C. IIIIIISOII, J. St'IlWilI'lZ, IS. Stn-in, M. Iiuitzilgizi, I,. I'1'yrm1', J. Am-0111lw, IC. Clvtzsfl, M. AIUXIlllfll'l', S. Rolulvius, Ii. liast- 111:111, P. lim-clv1', M. l'lOVK'Il, S. Fritz, Fourth row: IS. 'I'I1ic-I1-, S. Moll:-lt, M. S:1:11'i, M. II:1Il1111:111, C. NIZIQLIIIISSOII, K. Host, J. SKIITZK-'l', M I12lWI'0llI'l', J. Kiilcl, B. Mills, S. Clutlliew, S. l'll'2lSK'l', J. l,l1lIll', V. SUIIIIIJS, M. Iflrigstzul, M. lYlliI0l'NYOUll, II. Scri ako, Ii. Hfllflllll, H. Solliv, B. I I1:11'ki11. Fifth row: M. Tliivl, Ii. C11-ttls-, Ii. I5llll'Il, N. Nll':ll'l1:lIll, J. Iil'I'IlIll'Il, J. lim-sslf-y, J. Iinivr, IJ. lll'2lll, J. Tlizxlkc-, K. Iinclclv, M. Ilulmlns, I A. lflmlmiuk, Ii. Illhllllllflll, I.. Svvllflflt, J. lc0SOIlfllIlSl, K. Sf'llIl0llIK'WIIltl, I.. I1lVlIlgSlflIl, N. l'II'00flIllilIl, Y. lic-11114-1', J, Sr'I11'm'1If'1'. Sixth row: I Iiamgv, M. ll2II'IlllSS, K. Mvycr, S. Iiolmc-1'ls, IJ. Mr'I,i111:111s, S. Nc-uvillr-, N. B01-k, ID. N4'llK'lll'llIlIl, J. lil'llK'gl'I', K. Sc-I l1llI', S. Klvlll, R. IIO0l'Ff'l1, V Sporzikowski, Ii. I,:1111i, P. Krivilz, I1. Illlppvll, V. Riilmw, Ii. Ihilwluis, M. Holy. 2 84 r' M '1 5 4. 3 wr if S 1 if . 1 , ., .,1 - X . J th -.. . -ff- '-af X 1. . ' -a. ' V , 2 my .L .., fr : -, I -721 .2 t- 11. First row, left to right: C. H21I'IJl'l', J. Cowley, R. Swhudt, C. 111-11l1loin, G. Spoitz, C. 11ll1I', .I. Wnldrcri, J. 1Yz1g1-1111, J. Iizltvs, C. Sommvr, li- Dlliiflll- Se'-70I1d IOW: L, XYoo1l, S. Yun Willigen, F. G111011, J. Yorpolll, Y. Hoy, 1C. Stnrnl, J. Snnvely, S. B1f'1J21ll10l, J. Johnson, A. Powers, IN. Horn. Third row: K. 31Ilfll1011S, J. S2lIHll01SO11, S. 1C1lw111'1ls, G. Bissell, S. Sinipstan, M. M1-it-1, S. S21I111'21l1, M. 1,1IlIlI112ll'li, S. Bischc-1, P. 13111113 M. Sl'1l1101C16'l'. Fourth row: A. Rc-Oves, M. 1Yittig, K. 1'1IllZ, M. Bllf'kf11'1l1gC', 1,. Grczlm, 11. Pngol, 1-1. Svitz, G lCtl111'v1', N. 1111rgy,A. , 1-vc-1'. Blerman Have at little chicken wirv, some napkins, planks, nails, 1l2lII1I119I'S, a vast supply of forninine CIIOTQY and Zlllllblflllll, add to this tho slogan 11'hen 315' 1JI'OtLI11l1021l Coinvs 110111011 and thc result was the Slit-htel' Hull vap- turv of first plavo honors in tho 111311161113 dorms division of thv 1l01l10i'OlH111g displays. The dormls yell-likv-111-ll p2LI'lIl0I' was Gilman Housv. Gavln lfollowingg 1101110 football gaunvs, Slim-hte-r, like many living units, hold upon house with 1-ol'l'1-0 and doughnuts. Two wintvr f1ZllII'0S, 21 110112111111-1' 1111-0l'1l12ll party, and thc- Yal011ti1111's Day swvvthoart d211lK'0 wore highpoints of tho year. 1,l'0Ill, too, had added sig11iH1'11111-0 lwc-ause of the 1'a11did:1tv whom the Slichtcr girls co-sponsored with Ric-hardson llonso. First row, left to right: IJ. Foiwil, S. 11111111113 A. Bangs, G. G1111lk1-, 15. Putzig, H. Goclfrc-y, M. lfndorwood, 11. Johnson, N. Marks, A. Rusvh. Second row: J. Isberg, M. Fink, A. Hilfihvr, M. Gruber, 13. 1.l'II1li4', J. Merrill, J. S1'1lI'0K'I1UI', S. Filler, P. Kzrstnvr, 15. llnslow. Third row: S. HOIIIIIIIX, J. 1'11l1l1Ol'IH2iIlI1, D. 1i1I'C'1lIIl2lIl, M. Rhoiiiick, A. Mutoi, Arn Bl1l'gt1l'dt, G. Fisher, M. K1l'Al't11llI'l, K. P1-11110. Fourth row: G. Harstad, S. 11i2l0I', S. McF:11'1z1ne, K. 1'1Il1V0l'Sl'1l, B. Gollnick, C. 11l1L11f', S. Hanson, N. Pozorski, R. 1i0lJl'1'tS01'1, P. Roberts. 285 Q i? X ft F it A W'V' .. . ln... l ... AE First row, left to right: Z. Iiivpusluiliis, A. Biorklund, M. Irutze, P. Perkins, 15. Smith, Nl. lic-:un-r, J. liviitlow, R. Smith, J. Clay, NI. lic-hrcns, U. Kopp, P. Vl'v:iv0r. Second row! C. MCGOQ, il. Boyle, A. Brown, N. Ainlmriistvr, ll. Zic-lufll, J. Cl:u'm-iiic-r, l,. llolling. Third row: S. Rudd, A. Kitzs-, NI. May, C. Hanson, NI. Pziskzi, B. Stecher, J. Dropp, D. Goodman, A. Altpvtx-i'. Fourth row: S. Tolin, C. Sc-liotv, IC. Honos, NT. 1,1-iniriuidv, M. Kunz, li. Nichols, li. Vaindc-rvort, H. Fruhling, V. Hiwrtm'im-li, IJ. My:-ruy. Goldberg Anothcr :ill-vannpus zu-tirity to whim-h the Slim-hter ygirls luivo zuldcd an individuzil touvh was Senior Swing- out. On this clay, thc- girls had an installation of of'Hc-ers und rm-ognition 1-vwiiioiiivs for those girls who haw- c-ontrihutvd much to thc- dorm and to the campus. Intra- mural zu-tivitivs drvw many pai'tivipzuits from the dorm. Lued ke 'l'h0 Slim-htvr Chorus und the douhlo svxtvt, a division of tho c-horns, pvrforinc-d nt MIIA cvcrnts and the all- vzunpus tournumvnt of song. Tho otfic-01's wore: Gail Spoitz, prvsidvntg Chocril Ilvuhlvin, vim-0-pn-siclviitg llarge Fink, soc-rotzuyg Nznivy Pozorski, il'02l.Sl11'0I'Q Barbara Gollnik, judivial vhairinauig Slmron liillvr, sovial c-oordinutor. First row, left to right: KI. XYilsing, C. Boothroyd, K. Shc-ller, X. Ge-idol, J. Scliroods-r, J. ill-isluwt, J. Bnlmlm-r, l'. l i'iuul', K. Rzixvliiigs, R. Jesse. Second row: Al. Hi-linhrw-lit, K. xYl'lll1i'I', A. Alorimoto, K. Zimniermunn, B. Andi-rson, Cl. Sc-lirodvr, J. H:u'tm:inn, C. Alwndrotli, J. Atwood, D. Vain Akkvrvn. Third row: J. Williams, V. Schulogor, J. Puust, A. Ryall, A. Iigli, L. lim-ll, S. Boylc-, li. Hi-itmzui, T. Lvv, G. Pm-vk. Fourth row: T. Br-rg, Nl. Gs-hl, J. Fi-lic-i', J. Brosouu, G. Blll'gCI'IHi1lStPl', B. Field, B. Tr:1us, l'. Pinnc-y, K. Boslwn, li. Jung. 286 First row, left to right: Clarive, M. Matoska, B. Skeris, Miss Siewert, M. Stelliek, M. Poppy, M. Sl0lll'1li3.f'llP1', J. Mr'Kloskey, B. Sutton, P. Dopke, C. Wright. Second row: J. Kraemer, N. Ilexvar, C. Dehring, R. Hardaker, M. l-llavaehek, S. Danielson, P. Bloom, A. Rasmussen, J. Kelsey, ll. Splinter, IQ. Good. Third row: H. Elmer, M. Mayhew, IJ. William, C. llc-mpert, L. Stodola, S. Silverness, S. Zingler, J. Pen- man, J. Klinner, Bl. Green, ll. Mfong. Fourth row: C. Merkel, L. liuekow, C. Williams, P. Trantow, C. Stowers, C. Kreuzer, K. Jensen, S. Perrin, M. Mve-her, Christensen, J. Berent, P. Alclag. Zoe Bayliss Nurses Dorm Zoe Bayliss House was founded to provide moderate Extending their oneness of ac-ademie interests into rate housing for scholarship recipients. Each resident the sphere of daily activities, junior and senior girls in must maintain a certain grade point average. The house the School of Nursing made their c-ampus home at the is run as a eooperative dorm. Officers: Barb Skeris, Nurse's Dorm. president, Sandra Knutson, vice-president, Clarice Hoff, Otlirfers were: Judy Bruc-e, president, Jayne Paugh. sec-retaryg Marilyn Stellivk, treasurer, Marilyn Mataska, viee-president, Charlotte Pagel, treasurer, Mary Derr, social chairman. judic-ial ehairman, Dorothy Hemhre, soeial ehairman. First row, left to right: J. Oshefske, J. YVeed, C. Adams, A. MacMillan, R. Sehmiedeskarnp, D. Gensim-hen, R. Anton, S. Zemhrosky, K. Hen- I derson. Second row: Brunckhorst, J. Kliller, U. Hill, U. Hansen, E. Zolt, Rl. Ellison, J. laugh, J. Jordan, M. Lee, M. Vtademan, S. Calvert. Third row: B. Malone, S. Johnson, K. Juekem, M. Fenske, K. Jermain, C. Driessen, V. Arvold, IJ. deliowc-r, N. Kunath, A. Hurtig, S. Jorgensen, S. Hamarlund, B. Rasmussen. Fourth row: S. Caldwell, l. Sandvold, B. Ford, S. Sollenbarger, D. Yukevich, C. Iwert, J. Thomp- son, M. Mundsc-han, R. Halvorsen, B. Boehm, S. Hansen, C. Thor-ssc-n, J. Phillips, J. Koek. 592 'tv ' it s 287 ,.,,,,.i QQ ? ft y t fZ, z fv '1:1Q aww- ? 1 s Left to right: IJ. lflnist, C. 2 MHA Store Sonnnc-r, IJ. tltte, J. xV1lllll'0Il, li, lloeringr, Il. Valdes, J. Wnnek, B. Anflerlc-, I.. IQIISSIIIIIIIJ D. Glaser. MIIA Store, ai non-profit, stnclent operated hnsinc-ss on CLIIHIDIIS, is the only one ot' its kind. Located in Klzivk House of Iironslnige, it is within easy rezieh of Kronslnige, Adzuns, Tripp, and Sliehter. The stall ol' c-lerks, led hy Store RIZLIILLQQPI' Ilzivo lfaust, stands hy ready to serve the students of MILK in all their inert-llznldise needs. Its ninnerous servives inelucle at laundry servic-e, barber shop, floral vorsage s01'vic-e, photo finishing, raulio repair, wzitm-li :incl jewelry repair, shoe repair, and type- writer rental and repair. Ahnost zinything can be found :Lt the store, sum-h ns niagazines, smu-ks, 1-igarettes and pipes, paper and other supplies, clothes of the latest 1-olleginte styles, hooks, and many other zirtieles. All profits are turned hawk into KIHA treasury to give tiimiiciul nicl to dorni ac-tivities. By working in the store, Sll1tll'lllS not only earn pzirti of their 1-ollc-go expenses, hut l'ec'eive vzihiahle exporienvc in learning sales tevlnliques and hxtnflling money. Diret-ting the operation of the store is the Klllk Store l5U2ll'tl Fonnnittee whivh insures the best possihle for stlulent c-nstoiners ot' Klenls Ihxll .Xssot'iz1tion. MHA NIll.X l'iXUt'llllVt' clHIllIlllllt't' lJ1'l'llUl'1llS niziny vuriulis purpost-s in the running of Nlvnls Halls .XSStlt'l2llltlIl. liringing polivy c-lizuigzgvs lwt'm'v the vuhinvt, zu-ting on 4-iiiwgviic-y iiioustiros, truiiszu-tiiig linunvizil inzittvrs :intl otllivr husinc-ss on the zuliiiiiiistiuitinii level, :tncl :issisting politfy 1-lizuiges in C'zihinc-t :mi sonic- of tho groups zu-- tivitivs. C'uhin4-t is the gm'm'iiiiig wgziiiizutioii of Nlc-n's llulls .Xssm-iutimi. Appi'opl'izitioi1s ol' funds to cluhs :intl main- niittvt-sl'o1'z1r'tiviti0s, untl zissistziiic-v in pel'frn'1ning seiwiw for Assut-izttioii meinlwrs am- two of the niost iinpnrtunt tlutivs of this hotly. C'uhinvt lllCIHlJQl'S am' tile:-tml lroin eau-h house in tht- clorin :treat hy 21 vote of tho students. lflut-li llltlllllllxl' s0i'x'c-s ns utlvisoi' to one of tht- niuny wmiiiiiittcw-s or vluhs in Klll.X. Bust-tl on the motto svi'vic-0 :intl educ-z1tioi1. Kllll C'ulminvt strives to maintain the host possible for the .xSHtPt'lIllltlll. .Xitlingzg, assisting, illltl 4-oopviutiiig with Klllk Cahi- nvt on iinproving student u'0ll':1i'v is the lloiisv l'1'vsitlz-tits C'oun4'il. w . - . , l'r2lt'll lull, this hotly t-uiitliivts at tout' oi Nlvn s llull .Xssot-iutimi fait-ilitivs for int-wining l'i'eshmt'n, in owlt-i' to lwttvi' zutqiiuiiit them with its lwnc-tits. lltmic-c-oiiiiiig :intl lull new stutlcnt niixvrs :ire spun- soiwl lay tho House llivsitlviits C'ount'il to piwwitle sm-izil 114-tivitivs tm' thc MHA tlorni urea. Nleinlwrs of this waitin-il are house prvsitlviits who ll2lX'tl lwt-n 1-lovted in the-ii' i'4-spec-tive flornis to i'epi'c-sviit thc- stuclvnts in these living units. Cabinet. First row, left to right: R. Iii-own, T. Watts, l.. iimlw, C. Lzirsrm, J. cil'0YVI1XVCg, J. .l:insun. Second row: Bl. lil-2llllillt'll, R. Mm-llw, li. Bezulle, J. Wilt-V, R. Mau-old. Third row: J. Str-in, J. Sll't'2llUl'. H. NX'ilhclmson ff. Smith, ll. llogluntl, lt.. liovvv, C'. l,:u'stn1,!ll. Eddy. i I I Executive Council. First row, left to right: Nl. l'l'ank1u'l1, A Nlocller, li. Nlzirultl. Second row: lt. lnnnvl, J. Ausmnn, Wiley, House Presidents Council. First row, left to right: Blue-llvr, S. Nl2ll'l,0tlI1, C. Austin, ll. lmiisvliow, H. lrlllll Iwvvlit, li.tlm'gm1, L. Smith. Second row: I. Poterssn ll. Nlzirtin, G. Speitz, J. Ausnmn, li. Znskv, YV. llurlhu XY. NI:-linuglilin. Third row: li. Winter, li. Bemlvr, C Jzthn, It. Zt'l'lllllK'lllt'll, C. Soniinvrs, R. llogluncl, T, Stuth J. ttrotllizllis, lu. Cwusu, l. Holtz, li, llhsh. 2 House Fellows. First row, left to right: R. Nizhols, A. Shnler, P, liintis, IJ. Walker, B. BLll'S2lt'li, J. Powell, Second row: Cl. Zaxslie, K. Lnlinllmle, P. Levy, J. Nznllt, .l, Wiley, U. Nelson, K. l.oelmel, J. Plnekluin. Third row: N. Resnikotl, P. Czule, J. Corry, J. l'rlv:nn, IC. Grow, P. Zeigler, J. Hifling. li. Sliern, J. Slmw. Central Social Committee. First row, left to right: .I. Beck, J. lloek, ll. Wvalker, J. Perry, J. .-Xske, li. Moin. Second row: J. Wagoner, J. Williams, B. lluslow, S Yan Willigen, G. Speitz, L. Holling. Third row: ll. Heinz, ll. Trzuis, J. Stein, T. Jnnke, R. Bljuaines, ll, liroll B. Kleliniglit, li. Steelier, A. Kitze. V llzlnclling the soeial side of Kill.-X zietivities is the Central Soc-inl Connnittee. lts fnnetions int-lnrle the Cllll'lSllll2lS l'l0l'Illtll, Honieeoining Dzinee, .Xll-llorin llienic, and Dormsylvzuiizx. Regulations governing parties in the dorms are also nmcle up by this aetive group. It is the largest of the Menls Halls Assoeiution l'0IllIllllil'UOS. lfinzinee Coinxnittee takes ezmre of the limmeinl sicle of MHA, lines are budgeted and expenditures evullizited to give IlltlIlllJ!'l'S i1SSlll'21lli'0 that there is proper use of fnnrls. .Xll Xlll.X fzleilities, sueh as wusliing niznehines :intl dryers are nnmler the supervision ol' the Speeiul lflleilities Connnittee. Alllllllllllllllti' and repairs are ezirriecl out hy this 0l'Q2llllZ2lll0ll. lfinclingg nieinhers to fill f'0lllllllTl0t' jobs is the rluty of Personnel Connnittee. This group holcls Zlllllllill inter- views, sets up ezird files, and supervises printing ot' the yearly MIIA report. Uverseeing eneh house in the Ill0l1iS clorni urea is LL liousefellow. llsuailly IL grad student, he is on lmnd to serve the lllK'llll'Ji'I'S of his house and give zulviee :intl gnitlznn-e. Klusiezxlly inf-lined inenibers of BIILX join the Xlen's Halls Chorus. Prograins are presented tlirongliont the year for Y2ll'lUllS oeeusions. Business Otliee assists in the forniul:1tion of linzineiul poliey for the .-Xssoeiation. Stressing higher seholarship zincl 11l'2ltll'llllt' seholar- ship znnong stuflents in 1Ien's Halls is the ltllllltjilltlflll and Sehol:n'ship Cloininittee. This group serves the stu- flents in lll2Llly ways, sueh as providing tutors before finals and lizivingg ai representative in ezieh house to uid those who neetl seholastie help. Business Office. Left to right: B. Konisi, B. Marold, J. Hook. 290 Finance Committee. First row, left to right: R. ldrlcly, lt. lmmvl R. Mzirolml. Second row: J. livrmtliviiiuw, T. Holtz, R. She-rn, A Hiugiss. Special Facilities. First row, left to right: J. 111-on-xwxwg, C. lilwrt, R. Nivlmls. Second row: B. 'TUWllSl'llli, I.. Full-y, I.. lixirson, IJ. Hivhxirrls, ll. N1-lscm. Personnel. First row, left to right: li. 'l'l1i-il. .l. fimlol-k, 0. Slum-1, H. Willwlnism-11, J, lYI'lJ2lll. Second row: R. 'llnylimmg IJ. Ludko J. 1'c-tc-11011, J. Nifllfliill, C'. lrzxrson. Third row: S. Sl'illll'lfil'l', Kr0vc'lwr, S. I'I1iw:u'ris, R. Hussu, R. Speck, B. ilolnic-li, A. Iiwvvs. Education and Scholarship. First row, left to right: 'l'. Glam-, R. Thiel, F. iil't'l'll, J. Johnson, R. 1XIlfcjl'0l'y. Seccnd row: J Karsten, il. Wluwk, II. XYilhI11s011, M. Iilllltllly C. SllIllIlll'l', IJ. Strung, K. Llllwvli, XY. llvrlmig. I.. l 291 Public Relations. First row, left to right: R, Nljufuws, BI. Tini- nwr, J. IJm'mm'z-, J. Jzmsfmn. Second row: .I. Hates, KI. Ifink, Ii. Wvllm-r, J. Willizmis. Third row: ID. Iivjiw, Ii. Nlf-Nilsson, Ix. I.ovIu-I, J. Stem, 292 Athletic Committee. First row, left to right: Ii. ISPIYIT, 'I'. Sinn-1' sun, R. fiilsrnl. Second row: R. Nlurris, NY. 'I'mx'r1sm-1111, IJ, I'IlSf'I1lfI' U. X1-Isrm, K. I.z1Iil1rImI4f. Third row: C. IioI1I1mgvm', J. Nlorvlzimi IJ. Sllzxrpvv, IJ. 'I's-mmm, J. V04-I. MHA Film Committee. First row, left to right: J. Cgrry, J ASIIIIIHSUII, R. Julius, Ii. 'I'ho1'p, KI. Hfwsly. Second row: I' Ilugzm, K. XYPIIIIQV, J. I'I2ll'TIll2lIll1, M. Iillvlcc-1'i4Igv, S. Hzmson Third row: I.. ci0lJ1II'lf'Il, 'I'. I5w'kH', Cf .IuImson, J. Nlcwmlr, I. lYviss, J. Heist:-r, I.. Cimlve, I.. I m'1'is, ff. Austin, II. I.i1nrI:1. Library. First row, left to right: II. lirolw, IC. Seitz, BI. XII-if-r. Second row: .I. Slirlgvr, J. Iivstw, IJ. Ns-inz, Ii. Smith, J. I'mwII. lirixxgzgixxg stxxdvxxt opixximx ixxtxx llxxi opvxx is llxv xlxxty of Crxxxxxxxoxxs Vxxxxxxxxittvv. lim-sixlxis lwixxyg llxo stmlvxxl lixxli with licsixlxixxw Hzxlls, tlxcxy xlwxl witlx pxwxlxlexxxsvuxxx-1-x'xxixxg1g xlixxixxg lxaxlls, pxxrkixxg lots. :xml wxxxxlilioxx of gxwxxxxxxls xxml lxxxilclixxgs ixx tlxc- clorxxx xxrvxx. Ixilxx'zxx'y Oixxxxxxitlcix-, xxmlxix' llxv lc-m.lox'slxip ul' Nlzxry Mein-x', rxxxxs llxci MHA lilxx':xx'y lm':xtxxf.l ixx Clilxxxxxxx llxxxxsxx, :xml plzxxxs spec-itxl piwgxxixxxs ul' ixxtxixw-st to .Xssm-izxtioxx xxxxixxxlxc-x's sm-lx zxs spmxlcx-x's. MHA .Xlxxxxxxxi Urxxxxxxxittvx- svxwis xxs ax lixxk lic-twxixixx NlIl.X Commons. First row, left to right: J. Nix-olxxxxs, 4 - l I, - U ' - Foley, Nl, l'xxxlxxx'wmxxl, R. Igtlllf'l'. Second row: msx xxml MILK .xlxxxxxxxx. .xml to sc xxx Ilxf xxx xxx xxxxxxxt xuxxs x .xpxxx x- Snmtml' R. Iiusm IA Smith, U. Ilmllwl HV Mimi . ,,.. . . . tics. llxxs xm-lxxclcis lxmlxxxg plm-vs lux' tlxexxx In sttxy wlxx-xx visitixxg :xml pxwxviclixxg imxllxzxll tic-lwls. lxmxxx Uxxxxxxxxittvv is zxlwzxys on lxzxml to pxwwixlxx lmxxxs l'rxx's1xmlvxxtsxxovtlixxgoxtxuxxxxom-ylox'vxlxlvaxtixxxxzxl1xxxx'pxxs0s. fil't'Zll0l' pmtivipzxtioxx ixx ixxtx'zx1xxxxx'zxl sports is stxwssml lxy Atlxlm-tif' Clmxxxxxittx-in To oxxtfoxxxuggge this, vqxxipxxxvxxl :xml fzxvilitic-s are pxwxviflc-cl for xxso. lfilxxx Uxxxxxxxittve svlvx-is :xml prxisf-xxts free xxxrwivs to lxo slxowxx x'x'0x'y '1'lxxx1's4lzxyxxiglxt :xt tlxc- Ccxxxxxxxexwi lmxxilclixxg. Uxxtstzxmlixxg xxxexxxlxcxs ol' Nlvxxls Halls are xwirxgxxixvxl by solex-tiuxx to Delta lipsiloxx. C'lxzxx'axx-tex' axxd sc-x'x'if-0 to the Uxxivoxsity are the luxsis ol' mlxxxittaxmfc. Spvzxlcoxs :mf featxxrod txt. xxxoxxthly xxxootixxgs. The MHA Public liolxilioxxs x-xxxxxxixittex: scixwos :is :xxx effective voxxxxxxuxxixxzxtioxx clvvivc lxr-twvcxx the im-xx ixx tlxe florxxx axrezx zxxxd the rest of tlxv l'xxiVvx'sity. x 1 Loans Committee. First row, left to right: C. Axxstixx, J. Naxxxll. Second row: li. Sxxxitlx, R, lixuxx-r, l-I. lixxvlxlvx-, K. lixxiglxt. MHA Alumni Committee. First row, left to right: Ii. Txxpp, N. Horn, S. Sf-lxxxvixle-x', P. Iiixxtis. Second row: J. lixxx'txxx:xxxxx, S. Hzxxxsx-xx, XY. 'l':xyl1xx', YY. Noltx-, S, Kl:x4'l.1':xix, B. Liclxllv. Delta Epsilon. First row, left to right: li. Fislxxxr, .I. Rook, W. l':xlwxx, li. Axxxlc-xsuxi, P. Ciixxslxx-rg, lx. Nix-ixxlxzmlt. Second row: U. Knvmlliv, IJ. ltlvjm-, S. Jaxxxrxiclvs, C. Nltll0I', li. Vl'l:xlix-x', li. lxuvl-ll. Third row: C, liillsxxxax, II. Russell, ll. ldisc-lxvx', fl. Suhr, li. Rrxyx-mi, F. l'lm'klx:xxxx, fl. BIir'kc-llsvxx, J. Wiley, R. lxzxwxwixxr-v, H, Stexxlz. Camera Club. First row, left to right: T. Watts, J. Tans, H. lranda, R. Sacco. Second row: M. Reiland, ll. Grothe, M, Cohen, l,. Vu. Third row: T. Brandt, R. llelwiehe, G. Mr-Clanahan, U. Hinke, K. Kialueg, K. Kirihara. 294 Judicial Board. First row, left to right: W. Kaiser, R. Stautcr, F. Kessler, R. Flatc. Second row: A. Mertig, R. Royce, T. Roethig, 13. Hansen, J. Kernan. Third row: B. Klien, M. Clump- ncr, F. Bronson, W, Rienke, J. Corry. Activities. Left to right: R. Kenney, li. Halvoi-sen. C. Cliristof- crsen, J. llipple. Seeking to provide study music and news for the dorm area is radio station YVKIHA. This student run and operated station carries out a regular broadcasting schedule, Sixty members of the MHA belong to the staff. Activities of Hunting and Fishing Club include planning fishing and hunting trips, showing movies on hunting to members, providing equipment, and spon- soring a banquet. Acting as student court and interpreting the NIHA Constitution, the Judicial Board assures good student conduct, and gives advisory opinions. Camera Club seeks to promote interest in cameras and film development. Difterent phases of this hobby are explained to camera amateurs. Radio Club teaches the principles of' radio to students interested in this field by providing facilities and assist- ance in student projects. KIHA members with skill in crafts have their own XVorkshop Club in this organization, in whieh they ean follow their interests in industrial arts. hiany interesting projects are worked on by workshop members. Builders of men is Barbell Club. Musr-le minded men of' Men's Halls Association perform exercises with weights under the expert supervision of an advisor. WMI-IA. First row, left to right: ii. Hunk, ll. Hzmlin, M. Rosv J. S111-:1t01', ll. l?IlI11lDlf-'lOl1, W. Uris-1', J. lilllllliili, 'l'. Nivhols M. l3elu'1-las, Cy. lilslwr. Second row: Nl. llocsly, l. llrxmdt, l Ludwig, B. Iitilllllliliy P. I'e1'ki11s, l.. XYUUQI, B. lmuiko, M. Llltzlu- U. Hilde, ll. Shoup. Third row: G. Utt, R. Jnyv, W. Mori-uw D K. Gasp:-1', S. Oviut, l. Ii2llZ6'I1lHi'V0l', M. Yvllc-. lf. Klvvvlg l' Dugan, W. Kms-no, G, Allfllilllilllilll, li. Sc-hwau-iz. 'Fourth fowl ll Johnson, li. SlI'ii.llSSK'I', IJ. Schmidtkrr, J. IIi12lSC'l'l, ll. 3l2l2ll'll, H Zilnmc-rlnzul, ll. Fitzp:1t1'ir'k, J, Kvster, J. Bwk. Hunting and Fishing. First row, left to right: J, Curtiss, A. llam- scfu, IC. Thorpe, R, Briggs. Second row: P. 141110, YY. Hurllmuti G. Mr-Clzirmlmll, J. lXI0l'l'Pl', A. Frey, YY. NlllSfJll, R. Ref. Barbell Club. First row, left to right: J. Nuult, li. Fulk, A. Hzuisvn. Second row: IJ. Nigfh, H. IQOYIIHIV. fl. Sll0YVK'l'lI12lll, K, B21llIIlQ2lI'lllllI'. First row, left to right: l'. l.:11'so11, N. clUl'lJl'Oll, W. l5ll4'lll1l, ll. ASIIIIIS, C. Wlillllllily R. Zl'I'111llPllll'll, II, Nivhols, li. Olson, CT. C1o1'l111111, J. Z:1l1ol, .X. Hingiss, W. lJllgll!'l'. Second row: .L R,i1'l1:11'1lso11, Ii. Nliwllorg J. lJir'lii11so11, ll. Iiir-l1111o11cl, Ii. Wa-i111-rt, CQ. J1Jll21llIll'S, I.. flll0llllll'I', Ii. llitf-l1lo1', li, lioyfl, ll. xI1llll!'W'S, li. lYl'SlIJllIll, ID. Gross. Third row: J. liiflwf-ll, II. Jol111so11, A. Jonilq, Ii. Htl, IJ. il1':111l11-1'g, IC. IIyl:1114l, li. lI11cl1r11111111, Ii. l.11osr-l1ow, Ii. Sf-l1w:11'tz, ll. I ilzp:1t1'i1'lc, IP. Morris, I., Ylll'l'l1f. Fourth row: ll. lIo1111i11g, N. lilililllvll, T. II:111sv11, IJ. Iiuhs, l I. li0ll1lI'Slil, K. ZlI'llll'l', lf, liolsvy, IJ. Iizfiw, I.. S:111111clso11, Il. lXlUIlI'0l', A. Hiuifli, l. llllllll. B hford Borkin liushford Ilousv, 011 llillllllllllll Luka' NI.011r.lot11, is the liotliin House, lust Sllwllgllfllfl of the frvv press LLllll W'lllll'l' rvsort ol' LL group of g0llflPllll'll who attend the long filllllxfl for her SIIIQXYY z1tl1lotvs, has lilliflll hor pl11c'e I'11ivc1'sity of Wlisc-o11si11. The 111011 tlicrrohuppilyi11cl11lge i11 tho Sllll at last. The stulwzrrt 111e11 of Botkin hold i11 sports, pzirlios, and Olllfll' z1c'tiVil.i0s, lllC'lllillllg 1111 ov- their own i11 lwavy 1-o111p0titio11, and e111e1'gc-cl with honor 1-z1sio11z1l sti11t 211 l1it.t.i11g the hooks whim-h is 21 typo of o11 tho slippvry floor of the lmowliug alloy. I11 zxclcliliou, W'l'0SllIlIg. They all 1'or-1111111161111thevstz1l1lisl1111v11t highly. j0lll'l1illlSIll has been l'111'll101'erl by tho fi11r- work of the The l'stz1lil ' was Robert ZQI'lllllOl1l6ll, prc'sirlo11l1g iilgllllilll I311llsl1eet.H Officers were Wlillis Hurllmull, pres- l'lz1rl0 Olson, vim-0-p1'vsiclc-11tg Loyal cirll0IllllCl', SGl'1'Cl21l'y- iclc'11tg IQPI'-Nflllg W'z1i, vic-0-p1'0sido11tg Stover Slllllll, treas- t1'vus111'01'. urvrg llorl SC'lll'00llPl', svc'1'c1tz11'y. First row, left to right: W. Hlll'llJlllt, J. SIIIIIJSOII, J. Kms, Ii. I3:1t,to1'111z111, J. Ilyrufl, Ii. Sam-o, T. W':11'4l, U. Olson, J. IlrlllJOI'lS0l1, Ii.W:1i, I.. xrflll lIo1'11, Second row: G. KIvlclg:1.:11'rl, N. fll'III1lIl, Ii. Pateli, S. Suhm, Cl. I Iil1'tIl'l21I1, F. Fosdzil, R. Muller, J. Sclioolvr, IJ. IiIllllSOIl, IXI. NIc'Ol:1sl1, ll. Kolmor. Third row: P. Sllll1SlTlll'f', Wf IIUI'llfllllll, IC. Hilllll, C. Cl11'isti:111s011, J. Jc-1111i11gs, II. Tliiwlv, II.. Tlllllllil, H. Zivlke, S. I.v1'11c-1', G. I'IOyl'1', VV. Hortli, Ii. Sf'llI'OL'll01'. Fourth row: Wf I3L1llUl', YY. W:1ll:1f'v, J. II:1:1sr'l1. L. Yam Horn, Ci. fll'lS!'lllTl2lll, J. Gm-1'11osk0, 12. Ilonolcl, II. il.ll'1l1f'llSCl, P. Ilaiinos, J. lliilicy. First row, left to right: S. l'v:u'su11. R. K1-:uitkx-111114-r, R. lic-mlm-r, .I. Zmiivllzt, W. Rojnhii, I.. I,11clkvy. T. .-Xkgulitm, II. Wztllwr. Second row -X. Stovss, B. Tltumpsrm, I . l t'l'QllSUll, IJ. 'l':111igznw:t, II, lilIlt'lll'I'1l, J. .XSI11llSSt'Il..I. Bittvirli. Ii. I.:tIi11rl1lt-. ll, Svhmitt, KI. Wtfmllingg. l', l':1g1v11 kopf, II. Sharp, C'. hl1lllIl1ilIlIl,.I. 0'Nl:1llc-y. Third row: J. S4-urs, II. Burr, ID. Hulmstovk, B. Thorp, It. Pvtt-rs, I.. .lf-ns:-11, R. Strnml. W. Stolz NY. Tc-tzl:1tl', R, Jay, li. livrns. .I. lfllllllllilll, ID. Stovc'lwl', S. Timm, li. fllIf'Iltl1OI'. Fourth row: Nl. Sc-hmitt, J. Nlztstm, J. l,:ltI'll. IC. Wim-glint I. Voss, R. tlrivln-I, fi. l,urs4-11. Nl. Kvllvr. l'. liln-rt. tl. Nloorv. Ii. Kit-sslitig, T. Sinn-rsoii. W. Iil'IlIlt'j'. li. Iirown, S. Srlmvlit. T. Svhitti. Fifth row: R. Si'l1Illl'I111lIl. .L Iiuplwrtgst, IJ, liz-ittzin, T. Solmotzt, I, l':n1'tc'ixlit-in1c'1', II. tiillwrtsoii. ID. SllZlI'fJt'K', ID. Znriwll, Ii. KIIIIIS, l . lint?-lil ll. XIuss, If. IiUl'll, T. tlltsc-, I'. KIf'C':1i111, .I. WIllt'llt'l', tl. l.:lII'll. r-' 0 Chamberlin Conover Cltzmilwrliit Ilousv prow-cl itsvlt' on tht- gritlirfm CTIJIIUYUI' IIouse, sittizltctl tit-vp within :1 mow ut this your hy WIIIIIIIIQL thc ull clorm fuotlmll t'll2lIIlIJItlIlSllIp DIIIUS in southern Wist-misiti, is thc- lmimt ot' tht- llttlstvl incl OZIVIIIIIQJQ at trip to NIIIIIll'StIlfl. lmuildc-1's. This group ot' nwn ptwwvtl thc-ir zttvltitv-'ttiznl Aclc-pt on thc- sm-itil sich- too tht' 111011 lwpt lmusy with ability hy witmiitg thircl plztw in thc-ir mlivisifm for thrill I full sc'hc-tltilv ut' pztrtic-s IIIt'lllClIIlglQ their rvztlly liig mm, HlII11iIt'IJII1IIlg display. Thvy also l-Ullllll limo to imltilgt HIllISfl0tU0 Nlztclm-fs. Ilwlll'UfTlliIIl1l7l'l'llII 'l'1IIlll'I',lYlif'Dt in 21 rouml of pztrtios, lJilllI1lllllS, :xml to p2lI'llI'IIltllt' in .ill rvsitlonts i11t'o1'11wcl ot' thv lmusy St'llt'llIlllI. Campus C'zu'11ivul, ilitrzuxiurzxl sports :tml 'l'otir11z1mvnt ut Uffit-1-t'swz-1'rt ltolwrt lic-title-r, prvsirlvnt: lluvifl limit- Song. 0f'fir'o1's wmv Irv I'vtvrso11, prvsiclc-nt: Jim littrtz Lin, Vitro-pl'0sirl0ttt3 Bla-rlin Wvltclling, tI'l'2lSllI't'I'. Vic'e-presidviit and Sf'l'I'C'lill'yQ Don Ilit-liamls. trvztsurc-r. First row, left to right: ll. Turm-r, N. lit-nkvs, Ii. llilllgvf, I. Torrv, H. Moody, IJ. Koppoin, P. uvilllivl, J. ll2lI'l'IllI1:l0ll, I , livlirt-ns, IJ. Smith B. Rossin, A. St'lllllN'I'l, il. llutllmw, J. Krot-hu, W. Tylvr, Ii. Hop, Cl. CJOIIZIITI, ll. Brown. Second row: BI. Nvlllllllllll, A. W4-lls, J. Raith:-rt T. Frantz, C. ldgli, W. llzutskn, J. Sttotlolzl, .I. Wniwk, Ii. llztspvr, ll. Wit-11s, B. Swan, N. Bc-rmlt, IJ. liilllgllllli, J. Nluclmla-11, Ii. zhlltlltlltl, Ii YYic'k. Third row: .I. Iiulwof-k, ll. lstuu-son, I . Iiztrtmzum, J. Clzlrkv, A. Spivgvlhoff, ll. 3I2lI'l,l1l'I'HUIl, ll. Sultziinztn, IJ. I.uhow, ll. Silwn horn, Ii. lil'l'jLOI'IllS, .I. lI2llIS0Il, J. II:-mms-rn, IJ. Ilollzuiclvr, J. Nlttc-llvr, .I. Oleson, R, Miglizmo. Fourth row: IS. Sims. J. llummt-l, CY lJC'll niston, ll. Iiif-lnatrcls, I. Pc-tvrst-11, J. I'mi't-ll, J. liztrtz, J. Strt-tntor, J. NIf'tJlIll1S, IJ. Ilumhlvton, .I. Ch-rultl, IJ. Iimitzt-n. Fifth row: R. l.u1-tltlu Y. l':1yi1v, IS. Iiztist-r, tl. IIIUPTZIIIIIII, lt. l l'lflIIltlIl, IC. l'r-llt-g11'iim, Cl. Iiw-lc, T. lYysoc'l4i, C. Rl'tll1IZlIl, .I. l,:trlcin. Absent: XI. livimni. J. Tun lltxll. .I. IIMIISOII, I.. tlzlrlxrtrf-li. .I. Yr-ttvr. irst row, left to right! T. 111-111451-, J. 1,:111p11'111'11. J. 1'11'1iSI1'1Il. J. S11111-11, 11. S1l1'I'I1. YY. K11'1.:111g111111. IJ. N11'AX'l'I', 11, 11:1gL1-11, T, V11111lIll1lS. Second row: 11. 11111. 11. 13111-111-s, Ii. 1,1-1'11111s. Ii, 111111111-. K,1111111-111-1-1-.J..I11si11. lb. XI:11'kg1'111'. 11, J:11-1:1-1', 11.1111111111-. Y. liilij. Third row: 11, Sz11:1z:11' 11. 11111'1x. T. 1'1I'11I1I'1, S. 1':1s11'11:11111-1-1, 11. 5111111-. IJ, K1111'111111'. S, 1'11'1111'11, IJ. 51111111-1'. J. N111'1111-1'. 13. N1:11'1111, 1'. 131111111, NY. SI11111l. 11. SIJ1'lll'1'I' F0 1111111 1 Uf 11111111 11 1111 1 lx XlXl11lI1 11 111111 1 111111111111 R 111111111 1111 lx 11111111 H 'N 111111111 1 1'111111 Ufth YOWI J.151 1' . 1. V 1 , . '4.'N'. Y. .nf . . HI' . 1. 1' , . I S , '. H52 . . .vit , 1 . , . Fallows Favllle 111 111-1-111'1111111-1- 111111 1111- 111111s1- p111'p11s1- 111 11111111 Hy 11,11-1111111 1111-11' 111-11 1111 111 night th1- p11w1-1's 111' 1 11vil1c- lIl4'Il111l1l'S 111111 1111-11, 1111- 111'1-1'1-11111s111- f111' 1111-111111-1's11i11 211 111111s1- 111111111111-11 111 1711111 1'1-111111 p11ss19ssi1111 111' 1111- S11p1'1-111111-y l'111l1111's 11'11s 11 p111s111- 111-1's1111111i1y. T111- H1111-11 111-11 1111' C1111 111111 111-111 111111s1- I1ll'lIl111'l'S slay 11111 1111 1111- s111-1111 1-11'- s1-1-111111 111111'1- 111 11111'111 111111111111 111111 11ls11 111-1-111111- 1-111111111511-11 1-1111. .Xt 1111- 111111s1- IJ2lI'111'S 1v1-1'1- skits 111-1w1-1-11 1111- 1-11111- lll 1111- s111-1111 w1111'1, s111111s111'111gg s1-V1-1111 111111s1- 11111111-s 111111 1111-1'1'1- 111111 1-11ggi111-1-11111: s111111-111s 111111 1-111111-11-1111: 1-111111-sts 1 1 c11lI'1S1lIl2lS 11111111111-1. T111- 1ll2l'1lDl' s111-1111 1-VQ111 was 1111- 111-1111-1-11 1111- 'IW1-ls 111111 1111- 1'111'ys.1' 111111-1' 111-1iv11i1-s llIIlllZl1 1'11111' 11111'111 SIJl'1llg2QIB11l'1y 111 Yilll 11is1-. 11 s1-1111 1'llI'IIl2l1 11111111-11 1.111111 1111- 1ll1.11l'l1lil1 1-111'1'1-1- 1111111's 111 1111- 1-X1-l11s1x'Q 11T11i1'1'1-11t111'i11g 21 11111111. 11111l'l'I'H 1111- 1111- y1-111' 11'1-1'1- 1111111111111 T1111 1111111-1' 1 111'111111. N11-111111g1g111i11, p1'1-s1111-1111 1111'1l2l1'l1 11111, s1-1-1'1-1111'y: -101111 01111-1-rs w1-1'1- .X. NI111-111-1', 1111-s1111-1111 T. 1 11x'11111', 111-12- 511111-11, 11'1-11s111'f-1'. 1111-s1111-111: J. 11i1111x, s1-1-1'1-1111'y: J, XI111'1-I111111, 11'1-11s111'1-1'. First row, left to right: 11. 1111, 11. 1,:11111:1. IJ, 1i111:11111s, C'. 1i1I1l1Il14'.X'l'I'. 1'1. 151l1i11U1ll', I . T1'1-1111111ski, 1', Zi1-1.111-1'. .X. N101-111-1'. J. 1111111x, J. 11I'Ul'Il- 1111-gf, J. 151-111111-11111-1', 15. '1'1'111-1111-. Second row! B. 15111112 I,. R1-1111:111111. IJ. S1-11111i1.1k1-, J. X11'l'1'1'l', 13. R1111i11s11-111, 11. H1'111111-1', IJ. W111111s, 'I' K1-111, 11. 1':1ll1s1111, T. C':11'1s1111. 17. 111-1111-1111, 1.. 191111-y. Third row: 1'. 11:11v1-1's1111, 13. 111-1112, T. X11'1l1J1S,11. 11111111-, 11. K111f'1:111:111:111. T, 1gK'1'1'i1'I' Xl. Y1'111', K. 1X11i11ll'g, N. 1'1llg3,'l'I'S1J1l1'11, l', 11111, 11. 1'1'1-ilipp, 11111111111-11-I1, 1'. '111lj'1UI'. Fourth row: I.. 1,1111-, 11. 1':11'1s11, 11. 11'C'111111111', 13. J111111s1111 I.. W1-iss. T. I1111Ts11-111-1', 19. 11i1z1-111111111-1'. J. KI:11's11:111, .-X. T1'1-11:1111s111, J. 311111-1111111, I.. S1'1l11l'll. Fir Th Fxr N11 st row, left to right: .I. c'lllIN'l'lAX'. S. liilllliil, Ii, Q11:1si11s, J. li1'l'Ililll, li. lin-yc11', .I. I'1'I1:111. .I. 111-111I1:111s, .I. lilllll-I'4'-Y, I.. fl1'11I111, 'l'. SIIIDSIAI Second row: NI. NI:-C':1II. I . lCHl'lll'l', W. Iil'Ulll', W. Sr'I1111i1II, IJ.St11111,J. I.i111Iw:1lI,.I.Smith. ID. l'llllllIllll', IJ. II:111s1111. J. Sl1'IJf'l'. l'I,S11tk11wsI1 ird row: Il, ZiII111:111, Ii. NIj:1:11111s, li. NIlll'lll'l'. J. Stvin, IS. KI:-i11, Ii. .XlltIPl'S1Jll, CI. Klililu-Is1111. IJ, II:1:1s. 'l'. lil'llllllllL'l', X. II111-tIc'I11-1', I N 111 Iiss, li.S11-lign, if SlllYll1'l', Fourth row: ll, IIt'!'IiSl'Il, Il. N11l1Ii11g,W'. l,1Jll4'6', Il. II:11'TI,'I',ll1'1-111111. Ii. I71-:1tI1111'st411111. W. .X11s1:11I. Il, lC111Ii1l1 P f':1If'1':1. I.. N4'IS4Ill, .X. KIlll'II1'l'. Frankenburger Gilman A spw-iz1I 11111111 1111 I l'2lllliQ'lllllll'g0I S IJl'UgJQI'illll of AYUlilJf'llE'X'llljJQ i11 thc- ulcl ilflilgfll tI1:1l 21 I11111s11 1Ii1'i1l11I lllll'i1II1l1l'2lI sports mls tI11-11111111111 llUIJSl'lJlt'll lUlll'll2lllll'lll 1-111111111 Slilllil. thc lIlf'll of filllllilll split II11- I11111s1- right with I.iz. 11'I1i1'I1 wus p11I1l11-ixml i11 Il1r'21I Zllltl C'I1i1-11,211 111141 cl11w11 thv Illlllllltl i11 111'g1111izi11gg its i1111':1111111':1I sports p1'11 Nlilwzllllivf' lll'W5l1IllN'I'F. g1'z1111. Thv 1111111 1111 tlw Inu-I4 siclu ul' II111 I11111sc- rlispluyul I KIv111I1v1's I111I1I fiw IIUIISC' ll2ll'lll'S this y11a11'. 111111 111' il lllilflillil s11pe11'ir11'ily i11 :1tI1l1-tif-s Ivy pIa1f'i11gg s1w11111I 111 11I1i1'l1 I'e1z1I111'4-cl il IIlllll'lllI2lIl 1lllllllSIJlll'l'll. Iligli 1111 the 1I111'111 lifjllfllilll. 'I'l111sv1111 tI1v1'11111'1si1I1- W1-1'v 111c11'11s11r-i11Ilx list of s111'iz1I 211-livilivs Wilw II111 t1'a11Iiti1111z1I C'I11'ist111z1s i111'Ii11ecl 111111 IJl'UCIll1'0CI tI11111111s Im' II111 six I11111s1- llill'llls p1jz1111:1 party. Oflivers wow Russ I5IisI1, IJl'l'SllIl'lllQ Ilan' Ill11s411'. vim UHi1'01's won- J. Cl1'11tl1:111I', p1'11sirl1-111: Ii. lic-yvr, viwv- pI'f'SlllGllTI Ile-I0 II11Iglz1111I, SOI'l'i'l2ll'j' z1111l t1'11z1s111'1-1'. p1'esi1I4'11t Zlllfl sc'r'1'vl:11'y: li. QQIIZISIIIS, ll'l'2lSlll't'l'. St row, left to right: Nl. Ii:1111-11, V. .Il'llSl!ll, Ii. I,i1I1lI1-, J. Wi11tv1', IC. fl1'ow, J. S1'I1111i1It, W. Iil0Ill'l'l', A. II1-pp, 'l'. Iflll'Sl'Il. Second row: -1't1Iog:111, .I. l,f'Il'l'SlIll, II. I+':111sl, ID. tiII1Y1'I', IJ. Ii1'11lI, Il, Iilisli, li. lXlf'lilIlfI,lll, A. lzqliis-11111, IV. S111i1I1, NI. Ilusv, J. I1:11Iwig, Cf I'll'IIllIi. NI rivr. Third row: A. SllllVl'l'?4, IC. l'1'l1:1I111, Ii. III1lllIil',.I. W11IIl', ILUII1-, Il. Boyle, Ii. liI'lli'HI'l', IC. II:111s1111, IJ. IJ111-x, II. I?:1:111c-, IC. Iivinlm . ,, ,, .. , ,,. , ' ., 4 IIr's.I:11'1I111s, Il. iXlK'l'1'l', 11. cllHIJl'l', I. llt'lSIl'4Il'l', Ii. lic-111151 Fourth row: lu. I.:1I3I:111r', J. f11'1:11'Iis, J. l1:11'Io4'I4, NI. .XI1I:1g, lx. 11211114111 R I 111 ' Cr: sv. IJ, I.11vls1-l1w:1g.5z'1', IJ. 'I'11I'l, IJ. ll1lll'lll'lll, I . IIil1Iz1l11':1111I, CI. H11wz11'rl, WY. Svrpv, .I. I11111rIs11'11111. IC. fii1-s1-I1-r, IC. I'1'iI1I1c-111111. ll. Ill stml. II. Iil't'llZ0l. Fifth row: .I. Z111'Im. S. Iii-r't111', 'l'. NIr'NI111'1':1y, IF U1':1ys1111, F. IIc1Izk111'1'I1l, J. IiI'lllH4'l'. .I. .xll4lI'1'W'S, Ii. IC11I1Ir1Il'. W. I m N WI1is111-1'. II. I'lllIlIiC', Ii. li4'lt'IIIUIlll, 'I'. Igilll, Ii. Sviln-1-I, I'. lin-1'111f1i1111, J. Iluliois, W. lI4'l'Slll'qY, mnwenwml L1 ' ' 'W 'I First row, left to right: li. Cziinpimi, IJ. Wvnclt. IS. Ym'Ii:1gc111, CT. Pittviigt-i', ID. Iitmlttiig IJ. KI2iI'IlIl, IC. Tliorpr-. A. Hmisvii, .I. Peterson, J. Still. Second row: W. tflrtytoii, ID. Nigh, J. Nlorlt-y, 'I'. Hziuiilttni, li. IgtlllIllg2ll'IIlI'l', .I. Stciltttiilmttig, S. Slut-Ike, I.. Nutz, I.. Yam tlt-r Yclfleii. IJ. I.llLIIit1. H. I':1rkt-r, Ii. Tziylt-r. Third row: T. John, .I. Stvttlvr, J. LIlltIl'I'IN'l'j.f, H. Hiipplt-r. J. tloclit, S. Iiuviiig. I.. I.:1r:1, KI. l711rt.is. I.. C'Izirsuii, I-'. Iiviit-lat-r. li. Sr'I1iivirItlr. Fourth row: J. .luhiikt-, IC. IIItJllSl,LQIl1lIlt. IS, .lt-psuii. II. Svlilut-iiiziii, Ii. I.ic-st-It, IJ. BI:mc'k, W. Iigggzt-rt, Ii. Briggs, W. I'IIIJIll'llIllt'j't'I', W. Kozlowski. J. IIvi'1'111:1i1n. Gregory High The maid Imiiilwig ariiietl with hzillooiis filled with Im-Iurlotl iii Iligh IIOIISPIS well roiiiitlt-t'I DI'UQQl'l1IH ot waiter, SIl'l1t'Ii21g21Ill at cIl'0gUl'y Hmiso this year. Ilousv zlvtiritivs we-rv sc-Veml Iiousv partie-s t'm1t111'i11g sqL1a1'e spirit was fair from clamp. Il0W'C'Y0l', when it 1-211119 to tho tlzmr-1-s. Siihjtwts tlist-ussticl hy t'm1t111'tttI tie-11 speakers more usual zu-tivitios such as sports. The hoys also held iiit-Iutlvcl twtwytliiiig from darting to tht- Ilthlllltliltltlll ut' the five IIUIISI' parties this yt-ur, iiitfludiiig ax Ilo-lt-Yotiisc-It' Wist-oiisiii Stzitci Crimv I.2lIJ0l'E1I0l'f', thc t'ormor suhject party WI1f'll the party govrs tItit'o1'z1tvcI their own tzihlt-s, living pivscilttitl hy at group ot' woll II1IitDl'Ill9lI t-owls. and at hayritle party. Tho zuiiiual hoilsv pic-iliv was at is thv :intimal viistom, mcmht1i's toppt-tl oft' the years IJOViI's I.tikc-. Orlit-4-rs were Iilztre Martin, prvsitlttiiti zitftivitivs with 21plt'llIt' ut IJcwiI's I.z1Iw. OHLit'ci's t':1rt.I1o- C'Iz11'c'iit-ctl'ittt-rigor,vivo-p1'esicIei1t3IloilI3rwItvi',t1'vz1sui'e1'. your wort- C'hut'k Jzihii, pwsitieiitz Tmu Wvzttts, victi- prosidoiitg Dir-Ii Sc-hump. sm-1'0tzt1'y: John Iii-Ilt-r. t1'vas111'e1'.. First row, left to right: IJ. SPIIIIIIZ, J. livlltir, li. Sttlmaip, if .I2lIllI, I'. C':ifIt-. I.. Watts. 'If Watts. Second row: li. Iitinihiszt, IJ. IIztrtlii1,G. Iizmk, A. Nliiszytowski, Ii. St-Iilaiiigttr, It. Ilztvis. IJ. H:1sstrIIiot'vr, W. Iirtiiiiitniii. Third row: .I. Nlrtttstm. IJ. Rawlings,.l.Str:i11gstml.,I. Krrmif-i', J. Iiirlraium, W. Nlit-llw, KI. Pziskti. Ii.SIlilllIlUl1. Fourth row: I.. liw:1rt-ii1ski,tl. Ifrytlt-iiliiiirl. Ii. Iiiiglt-. I . Iivsslt-r. W. .XppIv11i:1i1. C'. Nlvitlvr. ti. Itliflrtiilicwg. lt. Alht-rt. F1r ' st r0W, left to right: '1'. 11111. 111. I11l1xI1I1'l', If, I111x1111. J. Y11111111, NI. '1':11'1i11. IJ, 111111111-1'tx. 11. I'I1'11'1if'. 11. I11'IlI1, Second row: Ii. X1:11't111 K, ll1111li. Xl, l':I11I111'1'i1'I1. 11. 111lI11lI1'Ii, I.. Yll, J, F111 111111. H, N1-1s1111. 11. I111g1111111, 'If II:1V1-1', J. 1I11111111s. S, St'Y1'I'SIl1l. J. IillIlI'. 1Y.S1'111111111, ' X 1 5111111 NN N111 K 11111111 111 11 IJ. 171'V1Ill'. Third row! .X. '1111-g1:111'. I.. I11Il1ZI17I'Ii. 'If IQIIIIII. 11. NI111x111111. ll. .I11-11111'1s. W, Ii1111s1, J. 11 ' . I. .Ia s' , 1. IS ss-1 . X1ll1'1Il'1'. J. I,111II11'l',-I. .X111'1111s. X. 1v1-1's1 11, IJ. S11111'1'111. I., IQ111st1-. YY. 171111 J. I.:1st. Fourth IOWZ Ii. f1I'1'l'llI'. 11, 1I11s1'1111:1.4S. 1111v1111-. Ii l'111is11-1'. I . I'II'l'j', N. S1'IlllIZ1'. Ii, N11111-1'. 1'. K11-1111st. BI. IVC'l'F11Il. 1', 1.:11111111111111. Ii, C'111'11111-1111111. W. '1'i1111111111', IJ. I1IlIl1'1J1'Ii, S1-1tz,'J. N111111-11' II. I11l1'SI'1ll'I'. Fifth row: .X. Ytll1S11'1l, KI. IJ1-t1'11'1i. 17. 1111111-1'ts. .I, S1-11111-g111', V, XI:l111I1I1jl. .I. 1I21I11J1!l, 11. Ig1'1lS1'I11', J. fN111s1111, Q . U1s1111. f H1 11 111111 I1 I'11111 11 XIIIIIK XI X111I1 1 111 C 511111 11 111 111i1111, . . .. '1s'. '.1 -:14', .11 y. Jones La Fo1Ie'r're '11111' 111-11111-1111-11 w111'1'1111's 111'.I1l1l1'S111SpI1lyI1lI 21 1'111'i11ty Hy X'1l'1ll1' 111. its 1-1111i1'1- 1111-11ti1111, 1111 1911111-1111 H1111s1 111' 1211111115 w111111 1111 1111-11' w111'11:1t11 111' 111'ti1'11111s this y1'2l1'. p1'11vi111-11 its 1111-111l11'1's with 1111- SI111I'1l'S1 WIIIIQ 111 Yilll 111s 111111' w1111 111'st p1111'1' 111 1.0111112111 hy 511111311111 11111 1'11st 111' 11111111gg 111111 111' 81111111111 111111 t111'11v1111-11 11111' 1-11111111111 11111 11111 Ii1'1111s1111g1- fIU1'Il1 IIIIIIH. .X1-tivitios w1t11 21 Ill11l'l1 111' 21 first II11111' w1111111w1. Ill1'1ll1Il'1I 111 11111 IJI'Ugl'2ll1l 111 1 1v111z1-11 1111111111 1111-111111111 11 1111st111111- p111'ty 111 il l'2ll11'Il 1111 s111-1111 111't1x'1t111s. w111'11 111111s11 p111'1111s 111111 1111- 11111111111 sp1'i11g Y1111 11111,11s11111if111'11111lp111'1ywit11Sw1111s1111111111l'1111111111-1'- IJ2l11C11lI'1, w1111-11 1-1111111111 111 t1111s11 1lH'1l1IJ1'l'S WI111 w111'11 1111 1111 II1111s11s, 111111 1111 11111111111 sp1'i11g1111111111111. 11 19l11IJ11I'i11'j' 111111111 1111-1. Uf1i1'111's w111'11T11111 11111tz. 111'11s11111111:J1111 Y111111g, 1'11'11- 11f1i1'111's 11111' 11111 Yixill' w111'11 .I. Riggs. p1'11s11111111: 1' p1'11s11111111: I'Il'0lI 1 1'11y. SI'1'I'K'12ll'f'I I,11y11 Y11. t1'1-11s111'111'. 'I'11i11111'. 1'11-11 111'11s11111111: 11. S11111111'gL. t1'1-11s111'111'. irst row, left to right: 11. '1'111'ws, IS. 1v1-1's1111, I . Bartz. 1'. Ii4'l'S1l'll, .X. S111111111, J. Rigggs, IC. '1'11i1-111-, Ii. Sl'1I11'l'g1, 11, 1J1111g1'. Second row: Y IISIIIIQ, 1,. I'I11ZI11l1I'1l'Ii, IJ. H1lIl1lIl1'I'I11'IlI. NI. 1iI'4'S1. IJ. Ii:1111111111'. 11. M11111. IC. 1111111111-. 11. 111-111111-1', W. F11111. Third row: lb. Wivst, 11. 1111-s 111111 1 fI1l11Ill1I1lII1 1141111111111 I 111111111111 I 1511111 I' 11111111111 1DC'111'1'11 I' 111111111 1111111 F0 th 1' 1' 11 I' 41 7 -,. -'1s'. .1'1'11'. 1. 1' - -1.. . --sn ur row: '1'1-.z.111 gN11ws111, NI. KI111111y, I.. 411'1:1111111. J. YX:11'1'11. X. I111Xf't'I'. J. .X!1S11'11.J. fI1!l'Il1'Il, I . Z11-11-11s111. 1. I.:11111111gL. First row, left to right: IJ. TIIIUIIZIIIJIIII, R. Siit-rwvzizrcl, C'. Iimwn, IJ. .xIIIit'I'SI'II, H. .'xI'I11lgiLlII2llI, IJ. SI'illlt'IIil'I', P. Iiintis, I.. 'I'hivIv, T. Stlivhtf. Second row: KI. KI!-Cf.ti'tI1vy, H.. Schilling, IJ. Fisrin-x', .l. Km:-Iliintg, R. TTIPIITLIAITQ, R. I Iz1tv, J. Iiryggc-r. NI. H1111-y, S. Iiilll, T. Manning, IJ. Yztldvs, IJ. fi'7IlIII1lI1Il, J. Iynw. Third row: J. Ilvitlz-nitn. H. TAIIIVIQ, J. .In1:imhsxJ1i, IJ. Sinigstnd, XY. Thrnnzts, T. Iimvgvlg NY. I'owznkic-wir-z. J. Bnlnl, I.. .Is-nkins, J. Nlviri, IJ. NI ty, Ii. SII1'l II4.DIl, XY. IJrvit'1', IZ. IJ.-Stair-1't'Ii0, C, IQLFSIIII, J. IIt-tlztnd, J. VI'z:Ist-h. Fourth row: J. Hvss. .-X. Mt-rtig, R. Ilinktll, R. S1-Innitt, IJ. NL-Isun, N. I.tsIwwski, A. XVIIITQITIIQIJII, J. Pooltt, T. Iinhnld, I.. ITIISSIIIELII, IS. fiI't't IIj'2l, M. Prim-, J. Ilan- svn, IJ. Khtin, IV. Nir-h'1Is, I.. Il.ltlI. Fifth row: II. Hxhn, R. H 1:-In', B. XYIPCTPYIIlUi'lDi'l', J. I'ir'r-Iiiottirln, IC, I'IlIswm'tI1, IC. Smith, T. Lynvh. R. Kwhlt-y, Il. I,i-div, J. I,Jvh1-I, P. I'hii01'y, J. IivrtI10Irlt, T. V2l.IlC'g4'l'I'Il, I.. Knutson. Mack Noyes .Xsiativ II11 nnuif' its atppeulmif-1' freqiielitly this ye-zn' Thv ztnnnul Goldc-n Nugget Ilirty was hold again and thv Ellllllliti c'zn'd party held hy the Hawk Iiousv was this yawn' with thc typimil has Yvgus Atiliosplivlv. Noyes no vxcvpticnt. In far-t, thv 1-xml party with the H B2lI'll11I'fi Housv had vw-1'ythi1ig frrnn at mtilcttv wIivvI to tht- pokvl' Hzthvsy' was won hy the- Asiatit' fill. tzihlv. Iiowvvolg Hawk House' did have- Qxc-Iizulgv dinners, In the spring thcl Xoyvs House, togt-tI1vr with at girls honsv pztrtivs, and tht- annual honsv pit-niv ut I7oviIIs living nnit treated the vhildren of 21 loc-:tl rn'phai1zLgzgc1 to Luka-. at day of fun hy trc-:Lting thvni to dinnci' and gifts. Utfic-01's were Thomas Stnelw, prvsidontg Donald Utiivvrs for the ymn' wmv Huh Ge-1'ge1'1, pwsicimitl Sm-Iiiiclicivix VIt'6-DIFSILIPIITQ John Ilznisen, s0m'1't-tzwy-trvas- Gvolglgc C'Iti'istoft'0t'sm1, Vic-0-prvsidvntg Winfreld Iiattig, llI't'I'I I.an'1'y Theile, sfwiul t'h2lIl'Ill21I1. tI'02lSllI't'l'I TiI'llt'0 Iillig. TVZIYIIC' Spiinllvr, sm-iul t'i12lII'lll0Il. First row, left to right: .-X. 'I'ilUI'il.ItJI'IlSPII. IS. Itlllig, R. Iiotnik, R.. Innnvl, K. Imwlwl, Ii. fit-1-551-it, W. Iiaxttig, A. Zininivrmrni, 11. Cjill'ISUJITl'l'S0ll, T. Sr'Ii1'twtIe1', Ii. Ainilvy. Second row: IC. Pac-k, J. Vusiinir, C Iizirtwig, H. Iiatlvvrson, Ii. Be-II, T. Ahts, .I. Bulls-s, CT. 'I'or:1:tson, J. Aiming, I . K:n'pnI0on, R. VI'iIIi:uns. Third row: S. Noah, Ii. Ilnrkin, J. IgI'2lt IlII1ILIlll, J. I'I'm3iI, N. Urthiuzuin, W. Spindlvr, tl. Iisi, IJ. Ifztppt-, I'. Zim-- gltllilllgffll, IS. Cllic-kmrni. Fourth row: IJ. ICi1gIwrg, Ii. Nlzum-i', Ii, Iijc-Ilnno, IJ. IJIlgt'IlUI'fi1, IS. Sparks, T. Morznt, I.. Sivvvrt, I.. Arnoldi, A. Yznidronil. First row, left to right: Xl. St'1It'IlL1t'1, 11. Ni1'11111s, J. X11-11111s, 11. H1s1111. J. c'lll'1'j'. 11. W111t1-1'. Cf St1-1111111s. 11. Lutz, L. S:11'111, N. .X11Illt't1,A. J11h11s1111. Second row: J. f1l1I'1lS, W. N1-1s1111, Ii. Smith, W. l1lll'1lIlt'I', W, 1111-11s1111, 11. 111-11111'11, li. 111111111-11, W. l'l1'1IIl, N. I511111'11w, S. 1iI'1S1lIl:l. Third r0WI L. l1lllZ, 19. C11:1ss, 11. l1l'l'S1it', J, xYt'1lIllI'j't'l', li. l1l1l'1lt'1. '11. J:111111111, J. Y111111g, H, 111l1lI'SlIl1'1.. tl. 1'lI'lt'1iHllIl, 11. J11s1'111111. Fourth row: 11. lgt't't'1lt'l', J. l1l1Zt'll V1l1l2l1t'I', 11, KI11111, Nl. Z111'1q1-1'. A. 1 1'1-1, 19. 11:11'v11y. 11. yilll 1'1t'I't1t'1l, K. 1'111g511-shy. XY. S111'1'1'111. Nl. 1111s1-1111111111111', 11. Z1t'13t'11. J. Ll2lIlStlIl. Ochsner Richardson '1'111G1'1s11111 SIX't'l1lC'll1llI'S 111-1111 111111111111' t111s y11111' 111111 '1'h11 111t'112ll't1St1ll IIlt'Il 11111111- th11 11111st 111' 1 1'11111y t111- the t1'Q11d was 1-111111111 1111t p111't'111-tly hy U1'11s11111' 111111s11 111 lllth t111s y11111' 115' t111'11w111,gf 111111 111' th11 11i1.5g11st p111't111s 111' 1 th1111111 party. 1.11t1'1' 111 tho y1-111' 1111- 11111111111 1'111y1111y 1110 s1111s1111. 7111111 t11111111- was 'HX 15111014 1J11y 111 1311y's 1,il1'TY was 1111111 111111 w11s just 215 Sllt't'l'HSl1ll1 215 111'111'. '1'11w11 111111 it w11s t'2ll'I'1t1t1 t1ll1 t11 t111- 11151 1,111g1'1'11. 1Cv111'y- 11t'll51ll'1' t1111k L1 1111111111 111' llIll1t1l'IJI'lX'11t'g2Qt't1 t'1l11t1I't'll 111 I111l1g1 l1I'tll11 il 1111111111' 111 1111111 1111111-1' 111 1111- sp111111's 111111 1111t,s 111111 111' t1111 1111sk1-1111111 g1111111s 11s 21 t'1l2lI'llY lJl'tl.1t1t'1. 1121111111151 l1I't1Ill 1111- t'1'111llg 1111111-11 t11 11111 111-1'11111ss. Ot111'111's w111'11 l1lt'112ll'tl XYlI1It'I', p1'11s1111-11t: 1111111-1't 111111-1-1's 11'111'11 111ll'l'j' Smith, p1'11s1111111t: J111111 J1111s1111. X11-hols, V11-11-p1'11s1111111t: l111'11111'11 Lutz. t1'1111s111'1-1': 111111111't Y1t't'-fJI'i'N1t1t1ll1I J1111 L1111i1', s111-1111 t'1ll11I'Ill211lI -11111 NI1'111111', U1s1111, J1'1h11 X11'11111s. s111'1111 1-h1111'1111111. 1l't'2lSl1I't1I'Q J1111 C'11111. s111'1'11t111'y. First row, left to right: 19. N1'1tx1-1, J. f'11111. J, X11'1111111, 1.. Smith. J. W111-y. J. 1.111t1i11. .1. .l1lIlStI1l. W. '1'1111'11s111111. .1. 'N11'1i111111, 11. 1J111'11't11, ti. Xppvl. Second row: 13. 1 1s1'111-1', 11. t1'tl111'111:111. 11. Yilllllgfilil, 11. S1I'2t1lt1. lf. hYt1t't'Il, 11. 11l1F1lll, 13. llt'llt1t'I'StJIl. W. xXIlSSNYt'I1t'I', 1'.. 11I't1t'Il11t'I'LI. I. 1J11ss:1111t. J. 1'1:1l'I1l1Il1. Third row: W. 11111111-. S,1lv111tt. I . S1-111111-, K. 'l'111111. .1. 1i:11s111', 19. 1Cvj111-, 11. X11-1,1111 J. l1111'11s1-1111111. tl, lltJt'1i, tl, J P lx0ts11111s, 11.111-l11s, l1,.1111111s1111,.I. .X11s111:111. Fourth row: W. lilf'1tPI'. 11. 1111111:111t, 11. J111111s. 11. 1111ss:1, J. 1.111-. 11. N1111'1'1s. Ix.1I1111s11..l. 111111111. L. Hllf'11I1t'l', 11. Smith, 17. 1iZl1llIJIl. I . 1i:1111111111111'15. 11. 111111111-. 11, '1':1y1111'. !HLi1ilf.S. ' ' - - 1 'W :Y First row, left to right: 11. N1l1I'I'21AX'. .1. 1'11l11'4Y. 1'. N111111111. 11. X1111111:11111. 111. N1:1111q11. J. 1,1'1'1'-Y, 4. xY1'11l111'. W.41111'11. Second row: 1'. NI1111111- 1'. .x1l111'1'S1l1l. 11.N11ls1111, 11. 411-1g1111'11:11111. .1. W1':111. 11. 1111111:11111111'. 1. SIl1111l. S. N1:11- 1.11:111. 11. 11:111s111:111. W. N1111's11:111. Y. 1111211'1'il. 11. 1J111111s1 X 411111 11 1111 111 Th' d 4 111 1 411111 111 Y 111111 11 7111111111 1' N111IIl1111 Il 1111111 I 1Xl11l1111 1 111111111 I 1111111 I ..: , 11s1. xr row: 1..,111111'11 1.... : . .. . . Y F: ': 1' I 1111, N. 1J1111111. 'lf .xIl111'I'S111I. 1 . 11-111111111. .1 1111111111 11. X11211'1l. 19. 11,1s111q11f.v1i. 1,111111,Q1-1-11,1 Forrth rcw: 11. xYI111211'1l.11. Y1'1111I :11. 111. 1141111:1 11. 11:111s1111. J. 1,1'11'1'F1JIl. 1.. 111-1'11s1. 11. h1111:1111:11'11. 1: 111111, 17. 11Sl1111j1'1'1l. 11.1X1111111's.1'.S11111'111:111. 17. 11:111s1111, 11. 111lIlIl. 11. 1111'1.f1'1l.'11, N11lI'111lf 1.Z1IllIIl1'1'1llil1l. A. 1'1111111'. Fifth row: XY1111111, NY. 1'1111U11, .1. 11111'1'1-111. J. 1i1'11'1'. 1.. 111111'111,1'. J. S1'1l1l1l1'1'1, 11. 1'1I'11'1i511I1.'11. 1'111NXil1'11S. N. 111-ff 111111. 11. 1'11'1111'11. NY. N1l111'. 11. 1'1111111's. 11, Y111111. 19. 1i1l1'111IlIll11. 11. Y:111111-1' Y1'111111l. J. 1':111111111'111. 11. K1:11'1111:11'111. . Showerman Slebecker 5121111111111 11111 1311 1111' S111-1111 1'2l11'll112ll' 111 4111111'111'1111111 W1111 1111- 111lQ111'1Il1Z'1 s1111111 11f 1911111-111'11 1111 is 11ll11'1 111111 l11111s1- 141b1'1111141'Y1'1l11l ylxill' 1111s 1111' 11111112111 1Jil1'1j'. '11111' 5111111 111'111'1111f. 11111 11s 1l1lIll1' 11f 1111' 111111' 111J1'Il1 s111'1111 11l1'Il11x 1111s 1'2l1'1'11111 11111 1111111 111 1111s11111111s 111111 11111'111'11111111s. 1.1'2l111l'1l11f'. .X11111:1 Sigma S11I1IlZ1. 1111' 11'1' 1':1111111's 111111 1'111s Y1'2l1'14 1'I11Il1111'11IIl1I1g1 111s11111.1' 111111 11141 111111111 111 11111 11l1'1I' 1'131'11' 111 s111'1111 111'11111s. '111lf'41' 111'11111s 11111111111-11 1111 111J1'Ill 1111'1s11111. 1'1111'111'11111g 1111 11111' 11l1'11' 11'111'11. This 4111111 11111111111 41'1111lx1'11s1. .X11 13111411111 11'111'1- 11TlX'2l1'1il1l 1'1lS- 11'11f 11111111111 211 11111'1s1111:1s 1111' 1'1'4l1114 11111111111111 111'1'111'Il- 11111111s 111111 1111111 1111 111 1111' 111111111 111. 11111 11:11'1y. 11111s. 7111111 111111-111's 11'111'11 c1112l1'11'N .1X11s1111, 111'11+111111111 11111 1J11111111's 11'111'1- 4111111 N12l1'1,1'll1l. 111'11s11111111: 1'.I'21Il N11111- x12l1'111l2ll'111. 1'11-11-111'11s11111111 211111 S111-1'111111'y: 111111 S111lg1xl' 1111. 111111-111'11s11111111 111111 4111'1'1'1I11'j'I 1121111 N1'1S1bll, 11'1-11s111'111'1 11'1111s111'111'g W1ls1111 N111111, S111-1111 1'111111'11111115 111111 111111 1i1'1l- 11111 111111 N1111111111111 :11111 .11111 1Y1'1111, s11111111 1'1lZ11l'lll111l, 11111, 111111111111 1'1l211l'1ll2ll1. F1rSt'r0W, left Forrighti 11. 111111. J. 111111l1'1, 11. 111'Il1l1'j', Cf .X11f1111. 11. xyI11111'1'. 1f. X1:11'1111:11'111. W. x11l11l. 11. 'l'l11111. J. 41111111-11 Second row: 11 11:11'111:11L11. J. X11-151, J. 11:11'1111,u. 11. 111'1'111'1'. 11. 51111111 .X. 1.111'1-11x. 17. 1'111'11s. 11. N1:11'1111, 111. 1.1'1', Third row: 4 11111-1111111:1'14111'. 'lf .11I1I1l51l1l,1gX 111Q1-11111-1 11 11111'Q111111'111'11 1' 1111111' N1 1 l1'1'1l' Nl X11111N1111111111 X 1111 11 11111 1' 111111 A ' 1 ,. ., . 1 . 1 . . . 1. ,. 1 1-. 1 -ff. . . . 11:11111. Fourth row: 11.H11'1l11'I'.XY.11.1'11A1'1'l ' ' ' ' ' 2 R 1 1 J 1'. 1'114'1I1.11.F111111l1'1'4. 1.. 111'1:11111111. 11. C1-1111. NI. Z1111:1. 11, N1:11'11111. 11. 111'111l1'11X.11, K1:11'11111. 11. 111155. 11. 111111. . 1. , .. 111111111-111 :lm 1. 1 1 111 - vr a awumum-nu'fu,w1w1.:1 .W Mu. . 1L 1 . ar 1. 51. l -,iam 4.1 gsm 1.. First row, left to right: l'. II:ttt41i'i. Ii. IJIUIIIII, li. IiIIt'I't'Ilt'l', .X. Iijm'i1vst:14I, 'I'. IJ1111i1ii1g. Il. S4-rvatis, J. Slmw. If. Gust-. J, AIIIITZIX, IJ. l t'i1skt-. IJ. IiI:u'kix't-Il. Second r0WZ Y, lJlIX2tllS:lgI:lI', IS. lJ:tvivs, J. fliI't'tn'rI. IJ. tJ'Iit-:silty li.ll:n'tnigg,.I.Xt-ltllitim-11.0. Kl4Jlll,LflJIlll'l'X, J. Itivtl, J. KlllI'- plny, Xl. lltiliii. Third r0WZ 'If 'llrttl-Iski. Nl. xl2lYlIlltJIllI'Il. Ii. I':tyi1t-. J. fllllll. IJ. SVIIIIIIX, It. ll:l1'tIligL. .X, I5i't':1i'It'y, J. lrviiik, I. N'Imlt+vlr'Ii, W, .XI1lsti'tm1. Ii. Splitggt-i-In-i'. Fourth row: K. Yun thtlflelix Ii. l'vtxkt'. Ii. littuiiimgrrtrtrit-i'. IJ, Yuiirigstt-mtl, J. liltmitliiist. t'. lltiltlwiit-ss. tl I.m-st-i'. I.. IJ,1l1g1I:ts. ll. lluIst'l1llll,F. lt-vlt, l'. .XIt. Spooner Swenson Smrts took tllv s Jutlilflit tliis vt'z11':1t H mmwi' Il4JllSt'. SI2tl'llII4 out thu Vwii' with :t mrtv tlitx SXYUIISIJII l P5 . rw . . Y 'l'I1v Imys plztvt-tl sw-mail in Tripp Iiaill Imuwliiig. Iirst in Vikings lutlcl tllvii' zliinliztl 'tC'I11Im Xui'g10.I' at night vluln Tripp mul Sl't'tJlll,i in :ill tlurin stdtlmll. .intl svn-mid in :ill IylJt'21I.I.2lll'. .Xlungwitlialgi't111ptut'ggii'Is,thelin11st'il1tt111Imt'1's 1ltJI'lIlltJllt'Il tlmtlmll. In its unniiatl lmslcvtlmll gziniv with went klI1l'lSiIl1tLS 1-zmmliiig ut the liospitzil. Iil1ll'l'2llll Iimisv. Sptmiwr kept its prizt-tl lmpliy, 'l'lit- .Xtltling to tho zllwzimly lmrtl t'2lI'llULl lmlmmtl trtmpliivs Iiulmy lirnwlf' was i1lltJTlltJl' pi'ujvc't tm' the j'0ill'. Tlici ullit-t-Vs wt-H-2 IC. fliist-, piwsitlttiitq IJ. Ifc-iislitt. tJtlit-01'sxx't-wi IJ. I.tIi1st'l1ow,pn-sitlviiti lt. I'I'LltIlllt'IJIi, Nl't'l'i't2ll'Y1 lt, liziwr-Iwi', t1'c'tistli'c-1'g T. IJIIIIIIIIIQL and ll. x'it'ti-plvsiclviitl J. CIllll1lJllt'I', tix-z1s111'v1'g T. Junko, social Svivziis, stwiztl t'lltlll'Il1lJIlQ untl Il. I.. Il2ll'tIllgjQ,tllIlIKJllt' t'Iltlll'lll2ll1. t-liziirmzin. First row, left to right! li. I.llIltI, 'If IJIIIF, IJ. St'lII'l', J. llfmltc-r, NY. llolsttlill, I.. ltulwy. Second r0WZ It. .kSHl'llIlt'llIlt'I', .l. I'it.rnl'. NY. I,2lIJI'll- tits. IJ. lJt'IllllS. IJ. ciIll'ISIJll, li, IIIJUYKWJ. Il. Spivggvllmt-i'g1. 'l'. JIIIIIQV, IJ. l.t-list-limi, I . lJll1t'kI1:tl1. ll. llI'IttllllI't'Ii. .l. fiIllIlllJIlt'l'. IJ. Voss. Third row: li. f'I':iig1, ll. C't1i'iir1w. J, l.lIlfIIIt'I'. 'If lQi':14's-. It. Jlc'f'i'r1i'.x'. .I. ,i1Zlll5. tl, Iirtss. IJ. I.1v:1:1n. J. IfIg1t'i'. ll, SIIIIIIPI1 I., Ile-i'i'is, .I. l.Itl'Ft'll. 'l'. I'1isr'I1.ll.Ytwlz, li. liii'iIi:u':t, li. tlc-stt-lnml. Fourth row: .X,.Xi'i11:1g1:ii1i:111. IJ. llniisoii. ll. lxaiist-ix IJ. llvi-1-v1tl..l. .Xskt-. Nl. C olwn. 5. ltutlnivk. IJ. KIKJIIIIIQIIIZIIII, W. lftwxwt-II. IJ. Sutlt-rlmt-i'g1, 'If 'l'rmt'i's. If. H:ii'x't'y. .I. XYI1itt', 42. Srwrtt. I.. I.2ll'5t'Il. IJ. XUISIJII. li. Iliilrlvs, W. lltflikv. Fifth row: lJ. IiI't'IlIt'I', li. XYI1it4-, Cl. l.:1ss:1i1skt-, I'. l i't-1-tly. li.Wm1g, I., I.:ll1g. IJ. SIITIIIQL. J. NUXYIIIQI, K . lim-ltf'I1vl.C . I'.Iwi't, XX. llllllllil. l'. IlIlIxl'I'- lun. If. SIIIHIVIJIII, NY. Ilt-rlvigg. I irst row, left to right: 11. S111-11111, ll. NX':1g111f1', XY. II:l11111x1', 12. Z11s111-. X. .I1lll'1i. 1'. C':11111f:111-. 11. W1'1ff,lI. 1i1f11:11:1, 17.151-1111:11'111q. .X. IIIIXZ IJ1111:1111, 1..X11ss. 11, Ii1'11s11x1s11i. Second row: I . X-1Zll1ljj..I.l'llI1IJ, 11121111111-. II, lvl1g.IK'l'. IC, Y11g111111:111. Cf 411141. KI, 111-11:11111, IJ. cl1l4'rl'lll1II'l H. S1'111111-1z1i11g1, W. S1:1:111. ll. cl1Cll'1i. 11. l'l4II'S1Ill'I'. 17. NY111:111, IJ. II111sl. 'Ihird r0W: .I. 111-l11'1', Ii. N:11'1i, .I. lI:1gg1'11. Ii, lf1111y, .I. I,11l1'1's, I U11 1111111 XI 1211111111 111111111 11111111 I I111'11 ' s -' . . ' ' ' , . . , 1 - ', .. . 1' -,1 41',l1.111'11111'1l, R.lxll1'lX. R.C'111is11-11f1111. Fourth row: ID. 1l:111. .I. l51'111'is11. I . W1',u1111 I'. S1111111'. 111. 1i1'11'11. Ii. lI:lIlSl'lI. 112. IQ11111111111. if I'1l'I'IlX1'1. ll. .l5l'1'1lIIl'I', 11. Il11X1.l'1IIll'l'. 15. II4'1'l', 1.. C'11i1111111s. Tarrant Turner Vlllll' 551 1111-11 111111 Illillii' 1111 spi1'111111 '1':11'1':1111 111111511 S111'x'1x':11 is 1111- Illillll 1111j1-1-I11'1- 111' 'lllll'lll'1' II1111s1 1111111 IIIISY 1111s y1'z11' 111 :1 1'2ll1g.E1' 111' z11'11Yil111s 1111111 spurts .Xf1111' 1.111111 IIIIN. '1'111'11111' 1111111 l11l.1Ul'l'1I :111 z11'11x'11 s111'i:11 111 1':11'111111g, .X s11111'1:11 1'11:11111'11 111' 11111 s111'1:11 s11:1s1111 was il S1'1l1'l1ll1I' 1111'11111i11g 1-x1'11z111g11 1111111111'.+, 111111Q1' IJ2ll'l1l'S, 1 flllpllj' 1':11'1y w1111 I.lll'111il' llfIll5l'. 11113' l'1111'S. 111111511 11'1-11111111 l'1ll'Ill211 111111 I111Illilll 111111 NI:11'1i.z11111z1C'111'1s1111:1 p:11'1i1-s. lJ11'1l11'r. 11:1111111111s. 111111 1-X1-1121111111 11111111115 1111 11111111- IJIIVIX lllll' 11is111111-11 11111111111 Ill. 1111- N1z111is1111 Iluppy 1111111 1111' il y11:11' 111' 1.1111 111111 lllUl'I'lIlll'1I1. fl1ll1I, 1IIIi1'1-rs I111' 11111 yl'2ll' w111'1-1 11111111 f':11'1111s:1111. p1'1.-si- lvllllkll' 11111 11111111-1's111p 111' II11111x llllllllllhfxvlll, p1'11s1111-111 11111111 11111111111 I7z.111111x11, v11'11-p1'11s1111111tg 111-111'gg11 XYz1g11111', :11111 .I1111 l5l11'1i 211111 I'll'U11 5111111111111-11111', s111'iz11 1'11:111'1111111, 11'1-11s111'111': N11-1x'i11 lV111ss, s111'1'111111'y. 11111 111111s11 pz11'l11'ip:111111 111 1111111111'1111s i1111'11111111'z11 :11111 s111'1:11 :11'11x'1111's 11115 y11:11', First r0W, left to right: .I. li2llI1ll'Ilg.CSI. IJ. 151-141. 'If '1'111'1s. l'.Si11v1-1-s. H. S1-111':11'11l', II. l.:1111111'1'1'111, .I. Nilllll, II1,11f1-1'1-1111111 W. I'lIl1llf'I', II. lllupp NY K111 I llllfllll Se d I lvll 1 I C1 lNl NI l311I111111 I 11111111 X 1x11 lX I N ll 11111111111 I l11111111111111 1 . 1111... '- Con row: .. x'1s-,.. :,'-,.. -' ,.. ' 1 V-S--'...1':1 111-Ii, KI. 311111: -',.. V .' , . . , , , . 151-l.111'1111', C , xX:II1lll,xx.f :11'v1'1', 11. li11s11,.I.b1'l11111111x,.I. Rilllllllllll, W. Iilllllll, Third row: ILH1-11111i111. R. IlllI'lIl1'lSll'l', K. 011111. .I. l'll'l1'l1lg, H. lI1111I11111, IC. Ii:1111s11y, fl. II111lz, II. S1111111. Il. IilllllXl'lI, 19. .I:1111'1s. fl. 'IllI'1'. IQ. lillIll'1'l. li. SIIIIIII, Fourth row: .I. S1'11111-Ii, IC. Nl1'y1'l', I1 N1'11111i111. 1'. I.lIl1lS1lj'. YY. Ii1'114x', 17, Ii11y111', YY, 151':1111'111'11. I . I31'1111s1111. 11. I 1'11'11, II. Kl111x1'1', ID. f1V1'I'1Ilf'I', 'If IlllIl1it'1. 'If 1I:1g1111. II. Vlllg.fg.fI'll, A lll0llIDl'I'Q1'l', li. NY1-11z111, I.. 511111111-xy Fifth r0W: I . 'l'111'111-1'. .I. 151-1'14. -I. .X1111-1'111:111. XY. IJ11C'I'lllgl. if II11111f11. S. Zi111111111'111:111. .X. 'llf1I'g.fl'I'Sl'7ll. BI H1ll'S1f'. W, 51111. ll. I'.:11'1l1'111111-. I'. II11's1'11. Ii. 1':1s111'1g1. 'If KI:11111111, .I. S1'11I'I'i'1i, .X. f111s11:11x', II. II:1ss111-rg. irst row, left to right: J. II11's1'I1. l1.SI11'1'11l:111. Ii. Nzwlx. J. Il111'1':111r'11. X. H1':111 IwII'. II. I':111111I11-II. IS. IQ:1111I1:1Ii. J. NIlII'gl:lll. Ii. C':11'11I111. XY NI11-11. II. I'fi1'I1111g4111'. Second row! 'I'. C'11II111f. Ii. NI111sI1:1II. I.. Yi1IIl'lll'2I. Y. XI:111. Il. I4:111111'. I. II11fs..I. Ii1':1111Il. I. XI1'X11II.x'. IJ.C'1'111111:111 1 III1l1Ix I NIIIIII IJ IKIII Th' 1 XIII 1I11111111 Ii Ii11i1I1I Y IIIIIIIII Ii 4111ilI1 II 11111111111 II II11 I' Ii111111111 IJ I11 1rdrow:f'..'z:N1. , g ...bv .. .. - . --Fwy: :. I Ii I1-11111115If. Ii. K1-.x'111211'. J. f':1I1I1'I'1111. Fourth-,1'oW71 W- I11:I1I1111'f111111. I'. .X:11111s. .I. W1-I1'I1. Ii..X1'1111I1I..I. I.1111I111'1. II. WIII11-I111s1111. 'If 'I'1':11111111 X. XI:1I1 1111. Il. II1'111111111g1. IS. .Xl'I'll'IIr. .I. 5f'Ilf1I4'l', I. IJ111111f1'1'1-11. Vilas Winslow S111'i:1I :1111I i1111'11111111':1I 11x'1111ls xw1'1- IIIQLII 1111 IIIK' Iisl 'I'111111111g lI11' .X1I:1111s II11II IJIlbIi4'IIl2lII sl:1111I111gLf xmf 11f:11'l1x'1I111s1'111'II1c' Illl'II 111 Y1I:1s II1111s11. VIIIII' I11111s1-1I1111 IYi11sI1111 II11llSI'. Ilf lI111'1y-1111111 1111-111I1111's mlm fluml 11111 p1'11x'i1Iv1I :1 gL:11I1111'111g 11Iz1v1' IIHI' lllilllf' I'll.If1f'I1I1Il' 1-V1-11i11gf 111 111I1111' :1II1I1-1111 m1111111-Ii1i1111f. 11x'111' sI111I111s. Iillll s11ss111115 11111I 1-:11'1I g:1111c1s. H11 II111 wviul 511111. Illilllf' :11'I1x'11111w I1igI1I1gI1I1-:I II11 'I'I111 I1I'1y-1I11'e1111111111I1cf1'sI11-Iml I11111s11pz11'1i11f.1-x1'I1:111g11 Imig W1-11Iw111Is, .X1111111g1 II11-sv wc-111 :1 IIIIIIIIDIIIIQI IIz11'1y cIi1111111's, :1111.I I1z1TlI111I I111' 1I111'111 z1lI1I11Ii1' 111'mx'11s, IIOIISI' 11z11'l111s. I11111s1- 11i1'11i1'. :111rI 11II1111' 111I'111'11111I pz11'1i11s IIIIi1'111's wc-111: Ii. Ii:111lI1:1Ii. 111'11s1cI011t: J. NI111'g:111. fJf'I11'111's 11'111'11: C'I1z11'I11s S11111111111's, 111'11s11I1'11l I -IHIIII K1-S trw1s111'v1': .I. IJ111'1':1111'11. s111'i:1I 1-I1:1i1'111:111: J. 5111111111 :11I1- IOl', vin-11-111'1'si1I1111l: .Izu-IQ III'K'IXK'lll2l. sw-11-Iz11'y-t1'11:1s111'111' lclic- 1-I1:111'111:111. Nlilqv Ii11II1-y.S111-1:111-I1z1i1'111z111: Ii11I1'l'11g1:11x. :11I1I1-111' 1'I1z111' 111z111. First row, left to right: I,. IIHUYII. Ii. 'I':1g1:11z, ID. .Xl11'11111I, if S11111111111's, I'. Imvy. J. IQ1'SIl'I', .I. IIl'l'lZk'lI12l, .X. I'IIlg1QI1'I'. S. C21-1'I1:11'1It, Second row: Ii. IIl'I'Ill:lIl, IJ. Iii11sI111g. .I. II11I1111-s, J. Ii11I111:1Ii. l4,1i11II1:11-I1. II. W1'sI1'111Ir11'I'. I.. S11-111111. .I. llz11'i111o1'1I1. Nl..I111-l111ig. IC. IC:11-lI11-1'. J. N1-I11 Imss. Third row: I.. S1111II1-11f, II. S111:111s411'. If, Sc-isf-1'. 'If Il:1111111. .I. I411w1'11. Ii. Ii1111s.'l'.fll:1s1-1'. II. Ii11I1I11s. ,X. I,:111Iw11sI1'111. I'. IS:-111. K. I31'1'g:4't IC. IIIIII I11-S. GREEKS Pan-Hel The Pan llellenic Association is made up of girls representing the fifteen social sororities on campus. Meetings are held every Monday afternoon at alter- nating sorority houses. The objective of the group is to coordinate and im- prove the workings ot' the sorority system at llliseonsin. At a retreat held by the group, various problems such as the quota system, housing, and contact rules were discussed. Dean Bflartha Peterson and Miss Helen Kaiser, Pan-Hel advisor, contributed to the success of the all day function. In the fall, Pan Hel-Hall was held with each sorority choosing their 'tideal sorority girls to represent them. Part of the proceeds from the dance were used for scholar- ships for Greek and independent women. Part helped finance a year's stay at the llniversity for a foreign student. Inger Boethius, from Sweden, is this year's student. The group also helped out at the Orthopedic Hos- pital, aided seniors for job possibilities, supervised the Pledge Presidents' Council and held a banquet for Ingor. A system of exchange dinners between sororities was sponsored to help the girls get acquainted with one another. Officers were Jean McDowell, president, Elizabeth Williams, vice-president, Elizabeth Burns, secretaryg Gail Farwell, treasurer. First row, left to right: V. Wagner, M. McKenzie, B. Spoeiza. Second row: S. Berquist, A. Rose, P. McCormick, S. Avery, J. McDowell, G, Farwell, J. Heal, ......... . Third row: P. Finn, K. Olson, S. Lemke, P. Vllolfe, ....... , ......... , E. Burns, .,.. . , . , P. Peterson. 308 ii S . 1 1 'S-... W.. 1 ...W-N 1 4 1 irst row, left to right: M. Class, .I. cflllllllll, J. 11111111115 NI. '1lllI':ll1, IJ. W111111r, N. lYtlI'1', N. I.1111wig, S. S11'1111111111s, IS. I.111's1111, S. flllI'IS1II1IlS1'Il, Il. S1111-11zz11, IJ. 11is11'11l11, Ii. 'I'11111'w111'1111-11, S. SlI'l'IlIlil', IJ. NI11rr111l, A. l,I'lIlgll', NI. S11-1'1'111111111i111'. Second row: S. H1'11w11, II. 151-1'gI11111', Ii. C111'is1i1111s1-11, ID. 111-1111, .I. Slngg, A. S1'1111, .X. l,1lW1'l'S, C. clIllK1XK'1'll, I.. '1'111111111s, I'. IJ11111111y, NI. I1r11i11111s111i11, BI. M1'Ii1111zi11, N. N11111s1111, I.. W1 N 1111 11111 N IlXl1 I 111 I S1 I 111111111 II 111 1 Ix 'NI X 11111111 S '1f'lil'l, . I. 4111. S. 11111111s, J. 1iI'1 i w, '. il f' 1, .. I1-11. Third row: C. nli v11g11, C. 7 1 ' 1-', , 111s111, '. .'11s1111, . . Ii' 1. 1'. I.011f1'1111', 11. J1111ks1111, .L N11r1111111, U11k11y, 'I'. cllll'lSl1'llS1'Il, .I. 'I'w1-1, C. P11p1111is. 15. 1I1111s, .I. II11i111z, P. 11'I5ri1111, XI. S11111111111'v11l11. I.. S111111'11g- I1-11. S. I,2llllli1'. Fourth row: S. SlI'1111lJIl, IJ. Ig1'1l1'll. I.. 'I'11111111r. II. I'11I110l', S. S11111Is1r11111, Ii. l,Ill'li1'I', A. S1111w011k11, J. I,i111111. J. .'Xll1II'l'SOIl, B. N11111s1111. I'. N1:1I'li, .I. Iltllll, Y. S111111111-r, 11. l'Is1111si111. J. l111111s, S. S1111111, Ii. 11111111111 .I. S1111i111s. Alpha Chi Cmega ' ,.. ,.,-1 ,h . . . 111102011 1111111 1,12 I.11.11g111111 s11'11111 IS 11111 1111111111111 111 21 111111s11 w1111r11 11111 lJ1lSy girls 111' .X1111111 V111 O111eg11 11111111. 1111111111 1'll2ll'l1j' 111'11j11111s, s11111y, 111111 11111 1'11ry i1111111r111111 511111111 11111 111111 Wim-1111si11 11l1'111's. , . . , . . . , . . . . . 111' 11111 ggir1s 11.1111 g1111s1s 1'l1l'l'ylllg 11111 11111 lI11.w11ii1111 1111111111 llI'61l'. 3119 i---'-1111.1 :sw w w1wWwW -x1..111wz11-119-m11m1111....., W .. . . .. I if I'll'0Il1 11111 1111ggi1111i11g 111' 1116 s111111111 y11111', 11111 girls 1111si1111 11111111s111x'11s 111111 il 11111111gi11111 p1'11gr11111 111111111 111111- K 11111'11y-11'1s11, 11111 11111111111 C 111'lS1l112lS 1J1lI'1Y 11111111 XYll1l 11111 1,1111 s 1111' 111111111'111'11'111111gg1111 1'11Il11l'1111 11115 Ll 11111 s111-- 1111ss. 111111 11111 1111111111111 .X1111111 F111 11111115111 1'1'l'1'll1'2ll IDQIISY 1J1'11'll11'l 111111111 1111 11111 girls XY111'l-QIIIQTX 1111111 1'111' 11111 1'llilI'11j'. 11111 1111111 was 111111111 11111 11111 s111'1111 llIll1'1l11l1S 11111, 111111-11 i1111111111111 1111111y lI1l411I'I111ll p11r1i11s, 111111 11111 11111111111 fll1l'lSll1lilS 111111 s11ri11g li11l'll1IllS. Ill NI:lI'1'll. 11111 S11I'1Jl'l1y 1111111 its 1r1111i1i1111111 .X1g1111 Is1111111 lJ2l1'ly wi111 11111 1'11S11IIl1l'S 7111111 1111111111-N 11111111 X1111i1111 I.1111wig, lDI'1'SI1l1'1l1Q l52ll'll I.21I'S1J1l. lst 1'i111--11r11si1111111: 1111111111 ll11x'i11, 21111 Yl1'lx- pr11si1111111: 191111111 1l1s11'11111. 1'1111111'11i11gg S01'1'1'l2ll'f'I Sully S11'1111l1111. 1'1ll'1'11SIJ11111llIlQ s11111'11l11I'yZ -llllly 1311111511112 lI'l11lS- First row, left to right: .L I.itil', C. Craig, S. Wei-liter, T. Goodnien, T. Prooslin, .l. l,0I'l1UIlIl, S. II2lH1IIl1'I'III21Il, A. Ulu s ' I.. I3:u'r:1c'lc, C. Hnlpert, K. Ifilvens, N. Hill1K'llJltlll, IJ. Fornizin, B. Iizxssxnnn, S, Shapiro. Second row: Cl. Cl1ec'l1ili, Woitliuin I if main, M. l5e1'kotil', IJ. Turiek, C. Knpp, IS. iillllJ1iI'Sll, I.. I r:1nlc, J. Stillmztn, I.. Goodman, IC. Carle, Ii, Goldstein, s lo isn, Sehiller, .I. Cooper, IS. Steiner, li. Iiulmin, I . I'I2l1'l'iS. Third row: IG. Brown, S. Buyer, NI. Arnold, Ii. Mendelsohn, Ii Xllt, I' liidwn Miller, IC. lJ0l2lllSliY, IC. Sherninn, I.. Itudmen, J. Fox, J. SK'lI2ii:f0I', II. Shapiro, .I, Stein, I. Fl'I0tlI1121ll, Ii. Goodman, IJ Stllllllil I Iiishu J. Phillips. Fourth row: .I. Lusok, C. Slwrmzin, B. Aldermzui, S. Nzitlnin, C. iireenwxild, I.. Sitelnnn, U. Hzxrgolin. .-X. Sh llllllllg I3 Schw 1 S, Fleisr-hailer, IJ. Trzives, I.. NllSSl72llllH, BI. Shzipirn, ID. Shapiro. I., Brown, N. I'Iirsr-h, IS. Shapiro. A. Iiz1ss11er. Alpha Epsilon Phi lYe'Ve got that AICl'hi spiriti' . . . words to this song, resounding throughout the house on many oeeasions, tell the story ot' Sigma ehapterls zietivities this year. The ehapter started the fall oft' right, with 21 host ol new pledges. IIIIIO transfer students, Ll new hi-ti set, and some niusic-ally inelined zu-tives who play the hongo drums, iiiziiuezis, and the guitar. Outstanding func-tions of the year included il przxnlc hy the zwtives rlosely followed hy 21 pledge prank, after- dinner speakers, 21 cll'1I'IStIll2LS rhurity projert, and 11 sr-holzirsliip-zietivity lldllflllei. The winter forxnzil, Slid- night 3I21Slll10l'2Lil0,H und the spring formal were liighlights on the soeial C'2lll'Ilf.l2il'. Ofiieers were: Betsy Lee, president: I.ylllI liz11'rz1c'k, x'ic-e-presidemg I.ois Iluhovits, S0i'l'Gf2ll'YQ Aliee Glasser, trezmsurerg Iiernis Moskowitz, house president: Cl2ll'0li' Hzilpert, soeial I'l121II'IIl?lIlI Baths Bloniherg, rushing eliair- innn. 310 Seated one clay by the org . E 2 If fi. I I I ,, J .t I KE .. .H z Q . M961 H f I sq 5. 3 3 3 I Q Q 153 Q YI: E ' 5 HS N . 3553.43 if 2 , Ja I-. S H I ' I ' I E 1. I I 1 A I s 1 .. ' I X 4 . 4 5 J: First row, left to fight! I., .XI'Il4'SIlIl. S. SIIPIIIIIZIII, ff XIiIIr'1'. Ii. NVISOI1. I'. IiI'2IllSl'. S. STK'Il1I7t'I'LI. J. I1:1ItiIn. Mrs, Iizlgom-. XI. II:1I4z'. II. Iiisc-ImI'I' I.. IIIIIIIJPI. N. XVIIQLIIPV. S, XXIll'IIIC'IlIiHI7I., S. Iis-Imvr, .I. XYIIIIHIIISUII. .I. I'Il'I'IiIII. NI, RK'IJ0IlSII0Ii.4 Second row: NI. Sp:u1g1Im'. II. Iimggu, S. Nlnim-1' .I. IIIIPIII, IJ, iI1:1p1n:u1, C . Wurlx. II. IIIIIIIVII, Ii. Iluups. .I. IIv:lm. BI. IXf'j'I1l2lI'. ID. Rl1c'g1LIv1'. J. KIA IIIIHIIILII. I. fmrlx. .I. N'Iu-1-V, XI.N:1st Ii. I.a11'ki11, BI. NI:u'ty. II. Sf-riplm. Ii. 'I'I1m'iIz-. Ii. IJIISIIIIIIII. IJ. Xy1igL'IIt'l', J. Wzillvy, I.. Ii. II:1xtrn1, U I itzSi111u11s. Third row: V. QIVUIIIII. I5 I 1 S I KugIitsc'I1, NI. I.ig:I1tm-V, IJ. Ivlnlingtmn, V. l'Il'l'II. J. II:msn-ll, S. I:1uIs1m, A. A't'I1XVII1gI0. ID. Nvlsfm. J. IAH'IlIlfIllI'I4, IC. lic-Ilringg, I. C'mn':11I. J. fII'IlII, IS. Iiuwitx. II. I5fwI1m, .I. Willwns, II. Il111'1I:1. IS. I,Ul'IlIllIUI'I'. C, Iiivflvr. J. Huw:-. J. .IfmI111sm1. Fourth row: CY 111114-I111. IJ. Wi11I'1'vy. J. NcfI1ri11g1, Y. XI:1IvIq. 'If IJUIIIIIII, Ii. Iiiznrl. Y, I'Isr-Ima-r, XI, I,:111gm-tivg, J. live-usoll. S, Iiogsws, NI. C'11tts. If IH-t1-1's1-ln. NI, Strilwr, .I. c1II2IIl'I'2lI. IC. Xv21IlIIl'I'I'Uj'. NI. Slllljll. A. I'IUI'I'I'FIt'l', .I. I'IfIgLl'llIllIIl', S, lic-11cIv1', Ii. Wittic'I1. Alpha Gamma Delta MINI' I121'I1f'lH11'1HH A - - I.io11s, Tigvrs, and Iwurs www- illlllillg IIN- guvsis 111 'rhv pIedgzge skits wI1ic'I1 su1il'im-rl thc- zu-tin-s. suppvrs. Iiste11i11gp:11-tif-s, IIm11m'oIogy. IIZIIIIIDIIS C':1l'nix'uI 11 spl'i11gcIunc'v and 'I'o1u'11:1n1m11 oI'Sm1g. f01'1l1z1I and sm'o11z11Ic-:I IIIO I'1':1Im-1'1litIvs. Il0I'. l'usI1i11g c'I1z1ir111:u1. 311 thc AIphzL CIZIIHIIIZI Ilvltzm virc-us pzxrty, Zlll vvc-111 plzmmwl vavh yvzu' by tho plmlggvs fm' tho :Ir-Iivvs. II1-rv too, wc-rv Tha! Alpha CHIZIIIIIS sialrtc-:I fmII' IIN-ir sm-r-I-ssI'l1I XVIII' Imy XYIIIIIIIIQQ 'rhlrrl phuff- WIIII thc-11' Ilmllwmxlllmg Iluznl. The two sclmlvslws sp:-cI by with I.l'2lIl'I'IIIIY 0x1-Ilznlngv At f'I11'ist111us. tI1cuXIpI1:1 flnllfs In-III IIN-ir tl'zuIitim1:1I The uI'IIm-Ms Im' tlw past ya-111' wmv: Nluric- IIz1Iw. presidellt: Suv SI1'IIIIJUI'QQ. I'l'I'UI'lIIllQ.2 St'1'I'l'Iill'j'I Sully XYvicIm1ImpI', i'HI'I'0SpIlIICIIIlI.I S1'K'l'1'I21l'Xl I'zlt Iivzuxsf-. lrvzxs- 111'o1': -IIIIIIVO IJut1IIo, plwlgv II'llIIl0I'I I,ym1z- I'ulIm-1'. Imusc p1'vsicIe11t: BOIIIIIP I3isI1uI'I', suviul I'II2IIl'll121llI Num-3' Wang- iui 3 . 1 ' A :II F Z! V- . Ii Q . L,,.,A W- . .V . . . . ., ,L - ,. . , ,3 .. -xt 4 A -. - , 5 .. .. S so -. . 1 Z t 5 Wigs. .. eww , igiyfrf 3 l -ms- www 553: .553 If I Q.,- .. X 2 V i e 55, y fl .H f , w as . 1 ez 4. , 5 Sansa 1: 196' ,- F fi M .5 WA A k 4, 1- We A wks? 55,255 Mk ...WH -N ef 0 as 1 xy A First row, left to right: J. Pandolli, N. Morrison, IC. Burns, G. Raddatz, M. Addington, treasurer: Y. Fearing, IJ. Roussy, secretary: Mrs. li. T. Link, N. Vinson, president, J. Hoffman, pledge trainer: M. O'Leary, social chairman: M. Hubbard, N. Tueker, N. Beattie, S. Kotchevar, ID. Spieer. Second row: J. Larke, L. Lyons, M. Enriglit, B. Neniee, IC. Johnson, P. Hinckley, Y. Babb, B. Anderson, K. Kirnmcrloin, B. Ruby, Pl. Bowes, N. Graves, M. Johnson, P. Putnam, S. Riee, B. Sehncekenlmerger, L. lisealon, Crownhart, N. Aspinwall. Third row: S. Hllhlmzml, E. Thiele, J. SC'l1II1lff, C. Holle, J. NYyatt, B. Mills, B. Hasrnussen, J. Leaeh, S. Allan, K. Radde, L. Rockwood, A. Feldhauson, K. liitznian, J. Yanee, J. Stivarius, G. Mt-Burney, S. Aspinwall. Fourth row: 15. Mm-Andrew, M. Patterson, M. Ahrahanisen, L. Pollock, A. Utjen, R. lJeHut, S. Linke, J. Watson, M. Dalton, M. Lindquist, C. Weldin, B. llintz, S. Soiter, C. Davis, G. Ogle, J. Samuelson, F. Myers. And then Pat said to Miko . . . A I 'Winning first plaee in Badger Olynipies started the Alpha l'hi's ofl' to a sueeessful and niueh enjoyed year. llany fun-filled hours were spent at beer suppers and at listening parties throughout the year, and pier parties when the weather warmed up. Speeial parties inc-luded the Christmas forinal when the girls and their dates dined out, then returned to the gaily-dec-orated house for dancing. The spring formal was on the agenda for sec-ond semester. The Phils also partieipated in eanipus aetiyities sueh as llllIH0l'0l0gy, Czunpus Carnival, llonieeoxning, and Yll0lll'll2ll11C'lli of Song. .X eardiae aid henetil bridge party and fashion show gave the IUGIHlJOI'S a elnnn-e to help a wortliwhile eause. During the year. the pledges also did lied Cross work. The ofiieers were: Nan Vinson, president, Joan Holi- lnan, yiee-president tpledgesb: Virginia Fearing, Vice- president Ciseholarshipbg Diane lloussy, seeretzuy: Maur- een UlLeary, social f'llLlll'IllLlllI Mary Kehoe. rushing ehairinan, 312 in-1 Iusqiiirv . . . lit-vrilisv Alpha Xi Delta 'I'wvlVv Iwigclmi strvvt was at vc-ry lmusy plzivv this yt-ar as tho girls :it .-Xlphzi Xi Dt-Itzi kvpt paivv with : full sc'I11-111110 of ut-tivitivs :tml pi'ojvt'ts. Bvsitlvs zi full progrzlm ul' lwvr suppors :tml listt-ning purtivs, thv girls hail ll hiisy full with siivh highlights :is zz party for the plctlggvs, p:i1'tic-ipzitioii in Ilmiit-1-miiiiig and zi Dads' Vlvcvkoiicl :it thv 4-Iiziptvr liotisv. XXTIAIOII thc Iiolirlziys rullml zirouiitl, lIll'IlIlJPI'S wvrt busy with their Cliristmais l.0I'lll1II :mtl 21. partly lor 4-liiltlwiu of Alpha Xi :1lum's. 'I'hv girls also clmizitvtl toys to imtlvr- pi'iviIegetI c'hilcIrmi iii Mzitlismi. SP1-mul SUIIIOSIOI' was lwiiiiiiiiiig mm' with pmjvt-ts siivh Hiimorology, CQIIIIIJIIS ci2ll'llIX'2ll, thv spring l'tbl'lllill, and thv aimuzil StllIilI'0 claim-ti. As ai spvf-itil pi'ojvc't, tho .Xlphzi Xils zitloptvtl at t'I1IIQI1'GII,S wzird iii il Iiospitzil. t'JfIic'e1's w'vi'v:.Imii1 Stollvl, prtisiclmutz Vtig Ilii-ksoii vim-e-p1'esicI0iit: Jziiiv JQICIQSUII, sw-i'0ttii'y: .It-:nn C'lz1ytoii 1't't'tJl'ClIllg sew-i'0tzil'y3 Slizirmi Nlzilmivy, lI't'2lSlIl'tII'1 Jiitly Imhr, suvitil r'Iiziii'i1iui1: C'hzir .IoImsm1, liousc- prvsitlt-iit st row, left to right: N. St-yiiimir, .l. Blumvr, Ii. Iiots-11, S. Maloney, J. Clayton, J. IAPIIIQ BI, Ilumilt-y, Mrs. C'luri1, J. Stutlbl, NI. Tozil, C, JOIIIISOII, J. .Im-ksoii, KI, Iiiivlirt-iis, .I. Klziytc-s, IJ. limit-zui. Second row: K. Brvitzkv, S. Bwgviiskt-, T. Ilzillc-s, .I. Vinton, NI. Wziligli S Vovgliv, IC. Nygrs-ri, I.. Itaimluw, S. Mi-lhiiiivl, IC. Iirott, B. I,i1cItIc11, S. Van Willigen, B. Tlioiupsoii, B. Vriiiiptoii. Third row: S. Biillzim X POOIO, A, I,:iw1't-im-, Ii. Stiltz, P. :xIIlI1'l'SOII, If. Ryshkiis, C. 'I':1IIc-y, N. Kootsch, P. :XIC'fj0I'IHIC'Ii, B. Iizimlow, BI. .luliiisuiy IJ. Ruvlil, S 'r-0, A. Rust-, I.. Rmiilnw, J. IW-lim-la. Fourth row: U. l'sIwr, M. Bourklzmd, D. Mzidfliug, M. Boll, J. Stor'ki1i:ii1, J. lIifitJIlIl0I', IJ. Iinlsow C' Amlcrson, I.. Iirlt-lvii, Ii. Allt-11, II. Iirivitz, If. Iiilfilbllfi, Cf. Mtiiiwkt-, S. Hutchirisoil, C. Else, J. Rolitlc-. 'il' -- -.s Q .W 4 4... in Chi Omega 1111111 C1111 1J11111g11s 111111 11rs1 111111111 111 11111 SUl'1JI'11f 111X'1Sl1lIl 111 1'111111111111111111g 111s11111ys 11118 12111 111111 21 1111111111 1.11111 1gll1'1iY 1g2l11Q2Qi'1' 111111 11111 811115111 HI 13111111111 I 511111111111 1311-11 11111. 7111111 girls 1111111 llll 11111111111 11111 11111111 1l4111S1', 1'1111111r111g 11211 11f1W2ll'K.1 1i111111y 11111 111111-11 1-111111111. 1'12l1'1l 111' 11111 111111 1111111g111s was l1I1I'11f.1ll1'1111 111111 11r11s111111111 W1111 il f'111'Sl1jlQ1 111 11111 1111r1y. f11ll'1S1l1l1lS 111111 spring 1'11r111111s, 11x1-111111511 111!lIl1'1'S, 111111 1111 11111111111 11111111111 111111 111111111 5111111 IJ115' 1'111 :111 11111 C1111 U11111g11s 111 1Y1S1'1JllS11l w111'11 11111111' S11111111 111111115 11111' 11111 y1111r. '1'1111 girls 111s11 111111111-1111111111 111 1'11111111r11111gy, 11111111111 f12ll'I11X'2l1. '1'11111'111111111111 111' Song, 1g21f1g1'1' 111yI11p1f'S, 111111 x1111'1i S111111111. .Xl c1111'1S1l112LS 11111V W11111 1'11r111i1111' 111 11111 1 F3 111111111115 111111111s 111111 1111sp11111s. '11111' 0ff11'f'1'S 11111' 11111 y1111r w111'11: C'11r111 C'1'1111'11111111 pr11s11111111g .X1111111111 I'J111'11e, V11-11-p1'11s11111111: J1111111111 Sl'11ll11Z 51W'l'012Ll'y1 N211l1'j' 311111111113 1I'P2l.S11l'01'Q 111111 111111111 cull' 1111111111111, 11111111111 1I'2l1Il0l'. First row, left to right: C. IiI'011ZOI', J. Cr11w1111, F. M11111g1111111ry, Tx 1ls1111 Ix N011 111 1 If 111, Il 1111 1111 1 1 N. M11111l11r, J. Sl'1l1I11Z, .I. Dix, P. Cjl1.1l11, C. Z2LC'1l0NY, B. K11111111, S. 'I11111l1, I S1 Secon row llflgl 1 111 1 I 111111 'N Johns 1111 13. H111, ll. B11sw1111, J. H11111y, S. A1111111's1111, A. Ry111l, P. A11111111, C S1111 11111, S X111 111 Th1r row NI1 131111 111 lx 111 1111111 1' I 11 31 13. Wivol, X. H11111411, J. xY1l0C'1Pl', IJ. S111111I1k, S. I12111gl'I', K. As1'1111 111 111111 1111 1111311111 IQ KI x 111 2111 X 1115111111111 Fourth row: J. S1l11JOI'111'1l, P. Filllly J. Tr11j11111, N. M111111111, S. r11I'1I1'117 1 11111 S1111 11s 311 1 e1V1, 1 111 1 I+I11i1111, C. Kis111', J. Z0112lI', K. l'r11m11, ll. ,1J1'eg1111. :Q11-111if?1ifi5E:5:E7f:E11111ii mil .'J4?iEi2f512--1 :wuz-:E1v11l1'E -1117: 1151249515iii-11Ei?15Y:11:: ff11--Ifziiiiiilfzzfvii'1111:1i:2112f125?LiE1E5?i?5i??15115.11.-1ffzzazizggffziiii?211252:fi:iifE4?151'1:'i5 1:1111 Delta Delta Delta Escorted by the Deltls to Miiiiiesota, the girls from Delta Delta Delta were guests of their sister chapter there at the climax ot' the l5adger's football season. Vpon returning home, they again plunged into their busy social schedule with numerous informal parties, banquets, open houses, and serenades. They spent the week before Christmas vacation caroling with various fraternities on campus. The Tri Delt's again held their annual Pansy Break- fast to honor the engaged members. There was also time for the seasonal formals and participation in Humor- ology and Campus Carnival. On the serious side, they devoted their talents to entertaining children at the Orthopedic Hospital in lvladison and to maintaining and perpetuating scholar- ships. The officers were: Sharon Nussbaum, president, ln- grid Kobernick, vice-president, Judy Burns, seeretaryg Nlary Zitlow, treasurerg Vanda Roenitz, social chairman: Judy Vander Muelen, rushing chairman. Mirror, mirror, on the table . . . First row, left to right: S. Berntson, V. Richards, M. J. Kneiske, M. E. Burns, J. Aspinwall, S. Caldwell, I. Koebernik, Mrs. Y. Tracy, S. Nussbaum, L. lJeBruin, M. Dietsch, J. Mc-Ginnis, J. tJ'Meara, K. Carlstein, E. Kloser. Second row: D. DeCarlo, D. Caldwell, B. Wiley, M. Terhune, K. Pralle, D. Niemann, M. Hanson, N. Butterbaugh, J. White, K. Fels, S. Stackhouse, R. Powers, A. Winkler, M. Fels, M. Halnan, K. Waller, J. Gillette, K. Holderby, B. Koch. Third row: K. Quentmeyer, RI. Zietlow, N. Bardon, BI. Greer, L. Engelman, li. Johnson, K. VVatson, M. VVoodward, M. Crago, J. Frailing, J. Stevens, A. Hayssen, J. W'aldman, P. Brasseur, ID. Czarneek, J. Fecbtner, C. Burns. Fourth row: M. E. Edland, K. Sherry, B. Busch, M. Morgan, S. Harter, J. Kleinpell, J. Konousky, J. Pieffer, D. Dison, J. Kristy, R. Hicken, P. W'elsh, S. U'Brien, B. Remeley, A. McCraw, Froberg, J. Finn, L. W'itticl1, U. Holzer, L. Richardson, A. Thomas. -.. First row, left to right: IC. J111111s, C. C1'11w11-y, B. I5lll'll011, B. B1lI'I'j', Ii. S11111I1, B. R11'1112111, J. A11, Mrs. K. C11:1s11, Cl. I1I1'llIl2iIl, S. I3111's11I, S J S11111v2111, J. W211111-1', J. YY1s111'1', M. M21g1111s1-11. Second row: J. I1111'11V, I . II1111111'11'ks, B. c1I2iIIi. N. M1.11:11-, S. YIiI'IIl'l', M. I.211111'1's, F. II21 A, S1-111111113 J. V1':11s1111, Y. VVI11112 A. S121 fsv11I, K. S1I1111's N. G1111111, B1 'I'1121sI12y J. C7211111111111. TI11Id rcw: IC. 1NV2lj'?6lI', A. I 1211l11y IQ. H1-1111 111 1 1- 1 r Ii. J11111s1111, J. I3111'k1111112111g,11, N. M211s1111, S. Il11ss12I1, IBI Iit'11'IlllII1, M. .'xI1f10I'S1IIl, N. 111111111-1', S. I12111111111111, IC. 11l'f'11Tl', IC. 511111113 II. II2111g111 J. XYl'l'11l1II0, J. H2111s1111, M, S11111111111. Fourth row: N. S1-ss11111s, M. F111'1's11-1', IC. M1111s1 ll, J. 11llllll, R. 'II11s11, M. A. I3111'11s, I.. I3111'1'21l1, I 3I2l1'S112lI1. IC, ICS11111, I.. 1111211-11111', S. II21z12k2111111, I.. J1-11'1'11y, IC, J11I111s1111, N. I511sk1-11s, S. Ii111'g111:11. 'l'111- 111-1111'11 111' 11111 N2111v1- Delta Gamma 111111 glllllly S111-ks, s11'z111' 112115 XVZLSIIILIIN, s11111111s 211111 21 IIUNY 11:111j11s, 11111 1111111611 111 17111121 112111111121 11112111111 il 1-111111111 211111 1111111111111 Illillly 111. 11111 s111'111'11y's 211-111'11111s 21111111111 11. I1 was 1111'1111gI1 1111s 1111111111 111:11 1111- 1'1121p11J1' p211'111-1112111211 111 11112 1121111111211 13111121 612111111121 p1'11j111'1 111' 21111 111 11111 111111112 1111- 111111115 11111 12111111111 1'211s1111 115' p121'1'111'111111g 111 II1111111 1121111-12s 211111 M21111s1111 g1'1111p 111110111115 11'111'11 11s1111 111 p111'1'1121s12 121110 1'121'111'11111's 211111 s111111211' 21111s 1111' 11111 11111111. I11 11111-1111111 w1111 11115 p1'11j111f1, 11111 1311's 1112111 111 11111111 s1111111111s 1111 11111111115 211111 1111111 21 C'I11'1s111121s 11211115' 1111' s1g111111ss y11I111gS11'I'S. 1X1'11x'11111s 1111-111111111 f,11lI'IS1Il1ilS 211111 spring 1'111'111111s. 12111 211111 s111'111gg 11111121111111 11211111-s. 21 S1'I'lf11fll'SIlIp 1721111111111 211111 I'10l1ll1I0I',S I721y 111'11111s. 1J1H11e1's w111'11: C11'11g111'y I511211112111, p1'11s11111111: 51122111110 S11111x'2111, V11-1--111'11s11111111g Mary J21111- Mt, 111111s12 p1'11s11112111: I3z11'11211'21 I1I1'III21Il. 11x1-1-- 1111x'11 s111'1'111211'yg NI2ll'5' I411111112111, 1'111'1'12sp111111111g s111-1'111211'yg 111111111 SIIIIIII. 11'1221s111'1'1': :11111 J11111- W1s111-1', 1'L1SIl 1'112111'1112111. 316 fi 'M f i 1 l K 5' . . First row, left to right! ll. Sli3i2ll', li. FFUIIIIII, S. lim-rmplist, Cf Footv. Mrs. lluun, M. 3llllll'Il, M. Sf'll2lllil'I', .-X. flllI'SWUll, J. Slwplwrcl, N. Jzimv- son. Second row: B. Williams. J. Jolmson, li. 'l'lu-xv. l', lim-rt1':1in, Bl. l,llNYll7 I.. li2ll'l'l'llC'l'. K. VlxllOll1IJSUll. if R11K'f'liK'l'l, N. l3ittm'1', R. Rim-- hart, B. J. lYilc-y. Third row: L. Sf-lwllin, NI, Ilvln-rlvili, IJ. Iilpgwf-ll, S. lfhigon, CT. llnmlrlin, li. Balrslow, II. llllI'l'lI1j2,'lUIl, R. St'lllHlf'Clt'Sli21IHID, D. Scllac-fv1', P. l'1'vstvg:11'1l. BI. Clzirk, P. Bll'l'l'l2ll11. Fourth row: Bl. Horton, M. f'l:u'l4, .l. l.4-nz. J. l'5I'll1'QLg1'l', ll. Johnson, R. Voc-lz, J. Hurt, N. Miinclsclmii. BI. Blllltllll0I'l', S. ilovtz, Nl. llivss-. X V V V Delta Zeta I hkfl Tllf' mls lwl 'l'l1v girls of llc-ltu Zola stzirlvrl oll' lllixll' sovizll season with El wig' slim-1-ssllll opml housv in Um'tolw1'. rlxllll whirl ol' m-tiviticls, lwgllll in tllv full, Vljllllllllild ll1I'Ollgll0l1l tllv ya-111' with lwm' suppvrs :xml sc-wilzirliiig. plus pzxrliviputioiu in lloimwomiiig, Czmipus C':11'nix'ul, llumorology. illlll lllll'2lIlll1l'2llS. 'l'l10 we-vks lwl'oi'0 fllll'lSllll2lS xwiw Ospvc-iully lmusy' as ,, . .. . . llw IM s lwlrl Ilwir lrmlillomll llllllCl2lV lormul illlfl pau'- . . . , . . . tif-lpzxlf-ml in C lll'lSlIll21S sm-rf-immlc-s. .Xml with sprmgl, vuiliv lllllll' lust lUl'lll2ll ol Ilia- yvnr. 'l'l1v UZ! we-rv lwusy mul only with I'illI1lJl1S m-liviticls. lull also 0Ill0l'l2llllllll all Illcl lll'llQUll Sl'll0Hl litbl' Girls. 'l'lw K'll2llJli'l' was also liosl lor tlu- Dc-lin Zvtzx Slzntv Daly. Tmollil-c-1-sl'oi'tl1v your WllI'l'I Oirol lfootv. prvsiclviuli Nli1l'gJQ2ll'0l Nlullr-in, lirst Yll'l'-pl'i'Slfl1'lllI Nlzirilyn Sm-l1z1vl'l'v1' :xml cl2ll'UlYll llzimlmlin, sw-oml x'ivv-pwsillc-111: .lillllll Slwp- aml, S0t'l'4'l:ll'XZ :xml .Xlif-ml C'zni'swc-ll. lI'O2l4lll'0l'. 317 i First row, left fo right: K. 1J:1vis, .l. U'1i1'11-11, K. .1111-1111111, fi. .X11t111111y, 111. Wi11i11111s, KI. 1,11l'I'4'11l111, 1'. lilxflillly Mrs. U, 1ii11:1y, K. Bohn, P. 411'1'i111'l', 11. 19111111-11111, 15. N11s11il, K. 1,llIll11t'j', Ni. 1'1-I1'i1', 11. '1'11.x'1111', Cf. R1-11111-11. Second row: Nl. 1i1111111, C'. S1l'1i'l'I1S, .1..1111'kl11:111, N. Nesbit, . 15. 1i1111p11, J. 111-11111-1'11i11g1'1'. 11. 1i'1V1111. V. 1ii1'11111'11, N. '11j'1l'I', Y. 1,111-, .L 111-1-, 15. .1111111s, NI. N11s11i1, J. S1'11w:11'tz, 15. iiilfkil. 11. 1'i11t011, K. Fish, 1 CY 1'1l'I1Il1:lIl. Third row: if H1111-1, 15. S1l'l'1iC'I'. Ii. 131'11111y, K. C1111-11t1111, 15. CI'C'SIl1J, K. iil'l'I', Bl. K1:111, 11.671-11s11y, S.1X11111'1-, I.. F1'1111z, I.. Houat, , 15, S1'11tI, 11. J111111s1111, Rl. Twiss, S, .I111111s1111. .1. 1i:1111, .I. 1s111-1-gg. Fourth row: KI, G11111, 1'. W11ts1111, S. 171111111-11, P. 1S111'111'i11g11, C. Tiogs, A. 1 c'1llll'f'1l, .1. R111-vos, .I. W111111. Nl, K1Il111iI1, K. Sf'1lll11, '1'. lii1'11111, .I. 11:1g1111111, H. AVV11111, ,-X. 1'111111i1'1111t11111', A. N11-Iw1111, J. .I11h11s1111, S. Foster. Gamma Phi Beta 11 1111 st:11'11111 wi11111 1'1111i1'14i11g 1111y1'i1111 f111' 11111 611111111111 1,111 N 11111 1111-11' 1111l11s. '1'1111 11111111-11111111s p111'1- of The s111:i111 S1-11s1111 was 1111111-1'w11y. 111 11111 11111, 11111 11111111111 1'14lll1lC10l',S 17115' 1511111111121 was 111111 '1'111111 1-1111111 1111- C'111'is'111111s s1111s1111 whivh 110111111 the i1i1111l1l:l 1111i's 1'111'111i11gL 111 1111'111 1111spi1111s. 1Vith spring l'2l1l1l1 11111 11'1111i1i1111111 1'111s1111' D2Ll'1y 1'111' 11111 1'11i1111'1-11 111' 11111111's. .XII 1'I11st111' Egg 1111111 1111111111 1-1111 111111 fostivity '1'1111 112111111121 1'11i's 1111111 11111 11111y 111111 ZL busy s111'i111 S1-11s1111, 15111 1111x'11 11111111 111-111111111i1'1111y 1111sy 11s W1111. Thvy 11:1x'11 11111111 first 111 s111'111'i1y s1111111111's11ip1'111'11111-111:1111s111'111iv1- Nl'1lll'S1l1I'S. 111111-111's 1'111' 11111 y1'111' W1-1'11 1,111 1111g1111, l'1liLp1C1' 1111151- 11111113 1,2111 C11'1'111111', 111111s11 p1'11si1.11111t.g K1111'y .111 1'111'1'1111111t, 11111111511 11'11i11111'3 15111111y N11s11i1, S111-1111 1-1111i1'1111111g Liz 111111211111 1'111'1'1-s11111111i11g s111'1'1-1111'yg 1i11y 13111111, V111-111'11i11g 1. '11 s111'111'g fl11y111 1111i1'11, 1'11s11i11g 111111'1111111: 11111-11 .Xll11l0Ilj', s1111111111'11s 1-111111'1111111. 318 .M Kappa Alpha Theta Tho 'l'h0t:L's 4-ztlomlzn' nt' sovizil Ovvnts got ull' to il brisk start with thvir NUX'l'llllD0l' box snvinl. Tho C'lirist1mis svztson was busy with tht- Tlwtzi- Ulqs SUl'l'll2llltl :it thv Yvtc-i'zii1's llospitnl, tho YlYlltll2l,H tmclititriizil i'or1nz1l, :intl thvir c1lll'lSllll2lS party give-in :it tho ultl l'ulk's limiiv. Thai spring liHl'lllill took plzivv with its usual splvmlur. ,Xt that formzll :1 num pinnwl to at Thvtu wus vlc-1-tml :ms the Hlintls Nlwmwl' Zllltlllll'I' of the 'l'l1vta1's trzulilitms. Tho plmlggvs' zivtiun in tht- stwizil pivtnrt- rc-siiltt-cl in at party QlQlYl'll for mplianis. The 'l'hvtz1's spvvizil pibjwts for thv yuan' im-liitlvtl 1-orrospmicling wit h :mtl supporting 21 foster vhiltl in tlivw-v, and givingg stznim-li support! to the Logopvrlic-s lnstitntv in lVic'hitzt, lizmsais. Othvr p1'ojvc'ts wvrv pzn'tim-ipzition in Ilmiu-1-oiiiiiig, Campus C'zn'nivzil, and lllllIl0l'Ol0gy. Oflivvrs this yr-ur worm- Sue Stunkel, p1'csiclc-ntl Marry Lee Hic'l1z11'clsrm, x'ic'0-pwsitlviit: Lyn Mattison, ti'0z1s111'c-1': Marc-ia Mm-kvlbiirgg, S0t'I'0lill'yQ l 1'z111c'0s llzu'kv1', rush vhairlnan. First row, left to right: ti. Lziwronz, S. Iiovpktf, S. .lolinson, l.. Muttison, M. IilK'l12l.l'tlSUll, S. Stnnkul, Mrs. Ganivlmt, S. Smith, lNl. linssnor. J. M01-1'st'l1t'l, J. Slvpinatnn, Cl. Conway, M. Kranist-, C. lirauisv. Second row: S. l,0lll0IIlllS, M. Snr-ll, R.. Bell, S. Leonard, P. Yt-c-hinski, ll. Mvllonongh, li. Gibb, 'l'. Caldwell, H. Blzwk, li, liissvr, M. lluvitlsmi, S. Kelsh, ll. Rc-id, M. 1i0lZllllSlN'l'g, C. Riley, B. Dennis. Third row: S Lvlnkv, P. Morst-ll, li. lJI'2ll1KlI'll:l-, A. Mzittison. H. Zvivr, N. lit-rvml, J. Levis, Nl. llatlinwzly, IJ. litll'lN'I', N. Adaskavitcli, L. llrvy, li. lizirnvy, M. Wi svhvl, lbvrt, J. Janvksun. J. Huang, H. l.:1ng0r, Cl. lim-nnis. Fourth row: G. Fralckvlton, J. lixikvr, J. Svhwzirtz, B. Qagc, A. Borlzxncl, J. Ilon- S. Miwltllt-tml, ll. Nc-lson, S. Gibson, S. lirrwiiirig, S. Phillips, C. Johnston, L. l.ivvs0y, S. Slirvvc-, J. XVj'2ll'tl, S. St'l1t1Ol:l,0l', J. Sc-lxmwlt-i'. ,- ' H '213f'L 1w,sw,m.Qmw4iesM -- NW - - '- Q'- i Kappa Delta The KDls helped disprove the notion that college girls are only social-minded hy having four service projects on their list of activities. Starting in the fall, the girls held a Halloween party for the children at the Orthopedic Center. At Christmas they were busy with a party with the girls from the Oregon School, a party at Rlorningside Tuberculosis Center, and a donation of gifts to needy Madison children. But they did have a husy social life too. Their pledges were made welcome with a pledge dance and a pledge open house. The Christmas and spring formals were highlights. The Kappa Deltals also were campus-minded and participated in activities such as Homecoming, Humor- ology, Campus Carnival, and Tournament of Song. Officers for the past year were Nancy Auker, presi- dent, .Jackie lVolft', vice-president, Liz Hammett, secre- tary, Betty Bargholtz, treasurer, Jill Torrance, member- ship chairman, Liz Hackhurn, assistant treasurer: Judy Owen, editor, Blarion Neumann, house president. Walkout timt First row, left to right: S. Smock, S. Scliee, C. Baron, J. lYolt't', viee-president, J. Torrance, rush chairmang X. Xu ei IJIKSNKII 1 Davies, J. Owen, editor, L. Hammett, secretary, IS. Bargholtz, treasurer, S. Simonson, J. Mullendore. Second row: N Ixlmlec I He rm mson B. Stamm, M. Oakwood, K. Schaede, S. Jones, C. Sommer, J. Cvikota, S. Tisdale, L. Walfort, L. Charland, B. Johnson, C Vlittern img Third row: G. Erdmann, C. Fitzgihhon, S. McCue, B. Nass, J. Turby, L. Hackhurn, K. Meihsner, S. Meyers, P. Olson, F Ohm 1, I Reimer- J. Van VVilligan, IC. Herman, Sisson. Fourth row: N. YYeinstock, N. Benter, J. linde, Nl. Playford, M. Janzen C Sehute N lleiei t Lawrence, L. Ilittmar, P. Holter, M. Peterson, J. Teideman, K. Stahnkc, J. Craine, NI, Neumann, C. Hansen, A Nettle ..,, .ff 3 tk f . J he ' 1 111111 1ll1L1JI'l1l211 IJ2ll'111'S 111211111 Il Sll1'1'1'SS1'111 211111 1'll.111j'Ll1111' Kappa Kappa Gamma 1111111111 1111111111 111111111111 1111111 11l1111' 11111111111111' 111111111111 11111 1111s 111111' 111111 111111111111111111. 1111111111111111. 211111 S1l1'1Zl1 IJI'11.11'1'1S. S1'1l1l1i11'S1l1ll 1111s 111g3Q1l. 111111 1111111111111 1111' s1111111:11's11111- 111-111'11111s 11z1111111111s 1xIl1'1l S1'lII1'S11'l' 112111 s1111111111111gL 111 1111 . . , , . , . . 111111 11. 11111 11111 s 1111111 111' 11111 S1'1l1112l.1'S1IllJ 1111s 1'1111'111'111111 111' 11111 s111'1'11111' 111' 1'1l11'1i111l 111' N1l11Il1lSH 11111 111111111111 1111 1111' - P5 3 g1'111111 11111111 111' 11111 111111. .X 1I'11171lX' XX'ZlS QQ1X'1'1l 111 1111' 11111111111-11111111111 211111 1121115111111 11111111 XX'1l1l 111111111 1111' 1111s1 g1'111111s. .X X'1Jllll1 11111111111 11111 1111s s11111s1111111 11a 1111' 11111 JIIQS 1 F1 F 1'1lS11'l'-1'1l11111 111111111111 1'1l2lI'11j' IJI'11'11'1'1 1Il1'1ll111'11 11l1X'1IlglQ g11'1s 11111' 11111 1'1111111'1111's XX'1111'111'11 S111'1'11'11. . 1' '11 '1 ' H111 11 '1s11 513111111 1 , . .. . 1.1, , ,,1 .. 1, . , 1 151 1 . 1 1 X 11111 11111111 111 1111 X1 ll 1111111111 111 1 1111111111 1111111111 XX'111l 1111' 1,1 1,111 s. 1111111111 A111IlIll1J11111 1,1111 . 1 1111 1111 11111 w1111111111x 11111 111111 111131151111 1111111 111111111 S111-1111 X'1'ill'. 11111111111 XX'1'I'1'I S1111 1'111Ql1'l'111I1, 111'11f11111111: N11111-1' XXII1- 1111's. 111-11-p1'11s11l11111, lC11z1111111l1 x11'11ilIlS11. 11'1111s111'111': A1111- iliiwl 111113171115 S 1il1 h?11VmiUl- 1,lll'I11t1 111'11s11 IIII11 11111s1111 111111 11'111'I'S First row, left to right: IC. IS111111, l'. N111111111, NI. 1,1lXX'S1bIl, KI. XX'11i111, Nl. .X1'111111'1141111', NI. 191-111, M. 1I11I111111s, N. XX'11l1111's, Mrs. 4XI1Il N111l111ls. 1 llll V I 1 15. C1111111111111, S. XX'11g1-11, IJ. Ii1J1l1IIl1'1Z, J. I3:11'111111, N. 11114111112 Ii. I,'1I11111111111111111. Third row: J. 1'11Ill1JllI'g. K. J111111s1111, IJ. Quisling, K S. l'111g111'11111, C. W11g11111', 11, lJ1111IJ1111v1111, l'. H111'g11sQ, J. '1'11111111, IJ. Ii1kk111's, IJ. Kl111g.fI111', .X. .X11L11llg1'1lIl. Second row: J. '1'j111'1111, J. XXl'1Il 1I1111r, IXI. SIlf'111'l', 11. 11lIS11Il1', J. li:11'111111, H. V11I'llll1. 11. f1l11111'l'11', J. 131111, I.. KI2l1l!'I', li. 151111, T. M111111, S. 1,I'11'1121l'11, I.. 1,l'1Ill1'11l1. JX. SIIl111l, B11-111111115 B. S1111111, S. 11:11g111, BI. 1'1l'1'1'11, IS. B11111, Nl. N1111'.111'111'1', J. S11:11'11. 11. N111111, NI. 1'11'IlS1i1x M. '1'j111l111, S., LvI'1JilIl. S. S11111'11'111111, J. 11111111 'l'. Ii1'SS1llg1'I', 13. 1g1'11IXX'. 11. N111s11l111', 11. 1J.111111111'. Fourth row: J. 1Jg1v11Is1111, J. '1'11111:1111, S. 1511'111k, 1'. 131111111 A. 1':11g1llgC111Il, S. H111111111s111111 li. 1i1I'S1'1I1'I', K. N12lIl1'1l1'S11'I'. IJ. 1'11111'11111ll, .X.S111111111', 11. lJ.1H:11'1111, NI. SI111111, S. S:11'1g1, 11. I1'11'111, 15. S111'1gI111, J. 1g1lI'IlS, IS. C'1111g1111111. 1l ' il 111 1 1 K iiiii' 1 . 1 5 annul ' t11l1lt't' for 11111 111-tivvs. '1K111111111111t11 171111.'l p1'11s1111t1111 hy First row, left to right: J. P21IJt'll1'1lSS, S. S1-:1ss1-111111. .1. cllll'I'j', T. Cf111'p1111t1-1'. S. Wahl. Nlrs. 112111111 1l1lj'K'1i. S. Wahl, ll. 11111-11111, .1. 1'1':1tt, 1. xYlt'1llllIl1lll, I. Witt111111111'g, B. l5l'2lllIl. Second row: S. S11111w1-111-1, S. Bllll'IJ1lj', li. XYZ1t'1lll'l'. J. lllllll. .l. N11g111y. A. 11i111111'ts1n1, C. St'1l1lllllJ0l'1 S. 1Jj'lllHllt1, Bl. II, Yun Iiipvr, Nl. W:1ss1111, li. Nlillvr, N. Ilililfl, N. lil'IJlM'1l'1', 1'. lll'2lZI'llll. Third row: 13. 1,11 lgl'1lf'tl. 1'. 1'11tt111'. IJ. 1511y1:111 C'. XYIIISUII, Nl. 1'11111-1'w111111, J. .'X11111'ig11t, 1.. 1'1'i1-11, li. llnst, V. Pl11tz,C. l'I4'l'l'j', Rl. N1t'llllj'l'l'. Fourth row: S. R1-:1111-1'. 1.. Sin1'1:1i1', 11. 151111111111 15. S1-11:11-11-1', Nl. lining, tl. II1-ss, 15. I1:111:1s, Nl. Otto, 1.. S1-i1i111't, B. C1111g111', Cf f1Ill'1Sllll, Fifth row: J. Bl'tlfl1I'j', .1. .I01lIlSUll, J. f1I':lIlt', S. '1'111in 1'. W11111-, 15. 1'l1:1k11, 15. Fi11111, A. lilgh, .1. Stlflllll, 11. 171111115 R:111111is1'11. Sixth row: .1. 1511111111, li. ClllI'lS1lilllSl'll, 13. 1i:11111:111, 1'. 1111113 1' xll'1l1t1l', A. lS1'11w11, .I. l31':11111111y, 13. NUl'IllIlllf1, S. l'il'21Zl'l'. CT. tllson, S. KI1'1.:11'1111, Nl. Kunz. o u U111- llllllp 111' two? pl Be'ra p1 lI .... ..,.. 3 '1'1111 1'i 1'l1i zxrroxx' was s1111n Illilllj' lJ12lt't1S 2ll'01lllC1 t'2llIlp1lS this y02ll'. lj18t'lllg sw-111111 in 151111511-1' t11y111pi1-s was just 11111 13t'gllllllllg 111' 2111 z11'tix'1- 111111 l'1l'1tlY2l1T10 11111 s111111-st111's. KI11111111'i11s of first s1-11111st1'1' i111-1111111 th11 cl1l1'lSi1l1i1S 1'111'111z11, t111111g11t of by 0v111'y11111- 11s t111' p111'1'1'1-t way to start 1111 thv 11111i11z1y s11z1s11n. A1111t11111' l'0l'lll2l1 1'1111ow1111 1'111s111y. t11is 1111i11gth1J 1'11111g11 1'111'111111 gLiv11n hy 11111 111-tives. '1'111- lJ1l1tlgl'S 1'111-ip1'1J1-2111111 with ll h11y1'i1l11 211111 s1111z11'e th1- 1'i 1'11i's 111111 lizxppzfs. was 11111 11101110 1111' thv spring l'tll'lll2l1 this j'0i1l'. 1311111 s111'111'iti11s 11z11'i11g 11111111 1.0111111911 nt Nlflllllltblllll 1.1111-i111J11 to C'lx1t'1Jl'il10 t11g11t11111'. 1'z1rti1-i- Illllltbll i11 1111111111'11111gy, C'z1111p11s C'111'11i1':11 111111 '1'11111'1111- llllxlll 111' Sung 1111119011 111211411 1111- Ylxlll' 1-111111111-t11. '1'1111 111111-1-rs 11'111'11: Sihyl xyillll, lJl't'S1t1K'll1I J1111 1'1'z1tt, x'i1-1--p1'11si1l1'11t3 1311111121 11111-11111, t1'11:1s111'111'3 J11z11111tt1- Illllll- 111111, 1'111'1'11sp111111i11g se1'1'11tz11'yg Sz111111'11. Wahl, 1'1-1'111'11i11g s1-1-1'11t:11'y: 111111 S1111 Swz111s1111, l'llS1ll1lgl t'1l21l1'lll2lll 111111 p11-11g1- 322 St row, left to right: Bl. Svlizuimll-1', li. liiml. Xl. llruvvs. Nlrs. Nvsligc-11, J. Clvittiuzui. Cf Yauikx-. J. l'l0Illlt'1', Second row: S. S:uilmr11, li. vkmzui, IJ, Ifixuila. I . llmlgsrm, l,. Williniiis. .l. liIlI'llll2ll'i. S. llnlvrlc-ii. Third row: l'. VllI'lll7t'4'li. Nl. .Iuyflu Bl. Kiwi-i', l,. l nslvi', S. Y:11'l:1114l,, N li ccli li I lim r'i1's, , Nur WAX Sigma Kappa 511155 il IfI'f'U'Y, f'f1lNi'l Thv lhittiiigliaiii climwi' was mir- ol' thv highlights ol' the Sigma Kzippuls busy yvzlr. 'l'hv vvmil was hc-lcl for Brittiiiglizim sc'l1olz11's who am- l'm'cig.gii slucloiils grin- crrallv from Sf'2Lllil2illElViilll I'Ullllll'li'H. 'l'hv Sliflllil lilzim-i's, thv gi1'l's Clllklllill, 1-iilwtzliiic-fl tho giivsts who i'w'ip1'm-zllvcl with songs of thvil' ll2lllYl' lzuirls. Aiiollivi' uc-tivity was tho rlwmls llllllI1'l', giivc-11 lm' ,- pi'of0ssm's uiifl thvii' liuslmiifls :xml win-s. Thai l.2lI'lllly were also guclsts at thc- lc-:1 :xml sing QIYOII lm' ilu-in all C'li1'is11hz'1s. lhe Slgilllil lizippzfs pa1i'lir'ipz11ml iii sum-li l'2lIlllJllF avtivitivs als Iiuclgc-is Ulyiiipivs. clillIllJllS C'zu'11ix':1l. llfmmv- vuiuiiig, mul il1ti'z1m111'z1l sports. cll1I'lNTI1l1lS :mil spring l'oi'm:1ls vmiiplm-lvrl lhv sm-izil zigviiclu. , c-r1l'sxx'r-iv: Nlziry Cliunws, piwlsirlviil: Nlzlry l.:m11 Sr-lizuulclig first Vic-fl-pwsirlviil: limmiv lhwl, sm-mill vim-- pl'l'SlilUl1lI C'zu'ol Yzmlcc-. I'0l'Hl'ClillgI scir'1'v1z1i'y: :incl .lum- flefittihaii. lI'ElE1slll'f'l'. 323 'ip iBl .574-. ' ' lg: fmixlwf' Inter-Fraternity Council Acting as thc govcrning body for thc thirty-six social fratcrnitics, thc lntc1'fi'atei'i1ity Associationls prin- ciplc function was to proinotc fraternity life at Wisconsin. To facilitatc thc acc-oinplishnient of this function thc association had tlircc main divisions. Thc executive connnission of lA0lll' ofliccrs workcd on Il policies and thc coordination of l.1'2Ll0I'IlllY at-tivitics. The congress of i'cp1'cscntalivcs froni all social fraternities uc-ted as the adininistrativc division and considered and acted upon thc proposals of the cxccutivc coinniission. The five-man judicial connnission actcd as thc legal division and con- ductcd trials for cascs involving infractions of the rules sct up by thc congrcss. In addition to its rcgulai' dutics such as handling plcdgc rcpgistration and publishing the Il Xexvslettcr, a publication which was introduced for the first time this vc-ar, thc Il' sponsorcd sevcral charity progrzuns. Thc associationls procccds from Huniorology were donated to thc Madison Kiddic Camp. This veal' thc ll inaug- urutcd a spccial prograin for conuuunitv welfare work in llarison callcd Clrcck NYcck, which was cliniaxcd hy Il lianquct attcndcd by faculty and community represent- ativcs and a dancc at the lvnion. Utficcrs wcrc: Ralph Seifcrt, prcsidcntg Al Hentzen, vicc-prcsidcntq Tvllllfxl' Mcisncr, SGf'I'0l21I'yQ John Kloellcr, trcasiircr. First row, 1eft.to right: B. St1'z1I1s,YCl., Hnilir-ka, R. Blankstcin, .....,,.,.., , I . Hoi-1114-li, G, Holrlcrncar, B. Horne. Second row: A. Schmitt, J. X ance, advisorg XX. Mm-iscr, Il. 5l'llt'I'f, Hcntzcn, J. Nlocllcr, J. Bc-luring. Third row: R. Mimthc, L. ML-vis, ld. Schallcr, N. Rowbatham, B. Hcbal, .,..,,,.,.. , IJ. Pcdcr J. Ring R. Rumlxlc R. lfclillialici' Ricliard Mus-llc1'. Fourth row: ......, .... , T. IIZIGIIITSCTIT, D. O Y tl l l my Hubcr, ll. Ffcrdalil, T. lrosscr, ll. VVQ-stphal, B. Liclilardt, T. Main, l . Hcllcriuui, C. Cristman. 32-L First row, left to right: R. S111i11, N. .X11414-1's1111, N11's. 11. 1111111114111 11. 1i1'11'11- lllll, lt, 11IlI'111'I'S1Jl1. Second row: li, xY1'f'1l1t'1', 111. .1llS1'1l1lS1Dll, 11, C 111'is1i:1I1- s1111, 17. 1'1Il11'1D211l1iS,-1.51111112 1Y..14111s4111, 111. S1'11:11'1'411'. Third row: H. '1'1141is, W. X141ist411', .1. x1il1'1 1111, T. 1J411111:111s411'. 13. N111ss4-1'. 11. Nix. Acacia 11i11111i11'11ti11U' 11111 s414'i111 4-111411141111' 111. .X4-114'i11 this Vtxtll' ' ' M h 1 ' I I ma 9 Ta 1111s 11141 21111111111 Night 411' t1141 X1141 p111'ty. C'4'1111p141t4- g with 1'1Cggy111i11117' s111141 111141 4-11111411s t11is 11111'ty 1111s t11k4111 ,, J . .,. , , , , , . . . . . ,. . 11111 1111 511211121 19411111 s 4-1111 1141 141111141 p111't14-1111111111: 4111111 11141 14111111111 sp1'111g t411'111111 111 114111111111'1ty. 11115 y41111' . ' . . . 111 11111141s1 411'e11'v 4'11111p11s 1141t11'11v. th41 IJ1lI'1y w11s 111gg411' 111141 111111111' 1111111 41v411'. , , ,A ' , 141 S12ll'1 th41 s4111s4111 4111, 111411'41 1111111 the 111t1'11111111'111 .-X4'114-111, 21 K111s411114' t1'111411'111ty, 111k41s its p1'1114-111111 . ,, . , . . . . , 11t11141114's. 111611 411111111 11141 1141111414'41111111g C1lSIJ1i1V, 1'111111411'- 1'1t11111 11'41111 t1141 11114-141111 p111141s41p11411' 1yt1111g411'11s W1141 . , , , ' . . 14 - 41141gy skits, 111141 f.i1lI11JllS C111'1111'111. t1'111'4114141 41x14111s1v411y th1'4111gh41111 Iugypt. 11118 4'411111414'ts .. . , . . . . 111111 p111't141s 41114-11 141411111111 11'c111kc11141. 11111 s4111s4111 11141 11111111111 11111'ty with 11141 th4111g11ts 411 11141 t1'11t411'111ty. . ,, . , , , , . . . . . . 11'1111'14141 hy. 11141 w111t411' 1111111211 4-1111141 111141 11'4111t 111 1111 its X11111411'4111s 1ll11J1'1l12l1 IJi1l'1lt'S, 11st4111111g p111't141s, 111111111- . i NlJ1l'11111Jl', 111141 t1141 s111'111g 1411111111 1111s ll W4111 1'e11114111111411'4141 4-4111111151 111141 :111 Wis414111s111 IJQIVIX 114-ti1'iti41s 111'41 1111141114141 in. . . . il 1111: with 411111111s111s111 111141 S114-4-41ss. , , t ,, , . , . K . As 11141 1101lf12lyH 1111p1'41114'114141, 111ss411'411' h1141411's 11'11s 1114- 11111111111 Ch1'1st11111s p111'ty 1141141 1411' 4-1'1pp141d 4-h11- I H .tl fn . I, I . . 1414 1111 1 411141 41 141 U'l1' s 14111s41s 4111 4'-1111 111.: 411'4111 11'11s 211121111 21 s114-4141ss this y41111'. 81111111 c11211lS g111'41 D . H Cl .Ct H LMI. D H , . . . ' ll1'll10' 16 ,1I'lS 11111s s4111s4111 19 ll 111111-1 41 11.' 41111 p1'41s41111s t41 1111 411 tho l'11l1t1l'1'll 111141 1114111 1114'11'141s pro- 1 f th V11 1 f 5 L1 I N . . . . U'111'41 11 11111 V 01' 41 4- ll 4 1'4111 1141111 411141 41 141 414-11 411'- VI414141 41111411't111111114111t 11'h1141 11111111111141 1414111 1'iLl'6 41t 11141 H IL . . ,. . , K IMI-NllI1wH1Q p11111111g41s. rlhe party 11'11s 11 141st11'41 11111111' with 1111 11141 . . . ,. . . . 11411i4111V t1'i111111i11v's. f11'1l1'0I'S 1411' t111s year 11'411'41: 11 111111111 X1 2l1'11, p1'es14.14111t: . , C' , , . . ,. ' . f1f'fll'0I'S 14'11'th41 past Vtxill' 11'411'41: .X11111 11ll11l111Z, 11111st411' 112lI'I'V 1x4114-1111111, V14-9-p1'c1s14141111: 1114'11111'41 1g1l1lSil1'1i. s414-1111 . , . I , 1 .' ,. V, I , ,. . 1I'il1l11'I 11111 h41111'11g111'. V14-41 11111s1411' 11'11t411': 3111114 C11'1141V, 4-h1111'1111111: 1114-11111'41 C1111'11411's4111. S1't'1'1112lI'y. 111141 1141111111 111411s. 1 , ' TH I mu 111111511 111111111ge1': 1114-11111'41 11121ll1iS11111l, t1'4111s111'411': I1:111'111'41 ' 12 s -1 '. ,. b111'411's1411141, st411V111'41. First row, left to right: M. 1i41s4-11111111. 11. 1 411s, 11. 151:1111ts141i11. A. 1i111111i1Z. 11. S1t1I'1'1l, 11, N11111is, 15. 1,4,1111i, Second ' ,1. 'S', . 12, . row: S. 1'14'1i11l'111lgI, 13. A111141tt. N1. 11411414111 N 111111111 R 1,111 11 'l':1i14111111111, 11. 31:11-4-11s. 15. 1711114111 .X. 1,11ss411'. Nl. S:111111-111'41i4111. Third row: X, S4'11i1111411, 11. Si1V411'st41I141, 13. Nl'I'1'- l1411'g, 1'. 1i41ss14-1, Nl. l11'4141y, F. 1i1'SS1l'1', 11. 1,1111411111', 11, S1'1l12l1'Il12lll, 1. 1111x1111- s14.1', 11. 1g11l1'1i. 15. f1171ll'11. First row, left to right: F. Dowling, J. Rliiirehzuclt, J. Euelide, C. Cliristinauii, IJ. Rocher. Second row: S. Resan, P. ,liOlIlPI', A. Aklonflzadeh S. Rnedzi, Ii. Feller. Third row: A. Baeapolis, H. Mariel, F. Klaus, J. Henk, G. Kenkkilu. Triangle All Yllllklllglf? inen are inioffieially cledieated to having much fun as possible in the process of becoming engineers. Some of that fun took plan.-e during the past year in the form of the Christmas Dzniee, the pajzmia party, the spring formal and of eourse the St. Pafs Dance, when all true engineers go forth to proc-lziim their allegi- zinee to Sl. Pat, the greatest of all engineers. Reing engineers, 'llrizuigle men not only have allegi- anee to St. Pat, but also to their niziseol, Osvzn' the lron Man. That is, when he is not visiting elsewhere. The Vliiseonsin Chapter of Trizrngle was installed here at the lfniversity in 1913. Sinee that time Triangle men have been active in nearly every phase of eznnpns art ivity. The oflicfers for the past year were: .lini liiif-lide, presidentg Curl cll1l'lSUll21I1ll, Vive-pix-sirleiitg .lohn Hein- lizrrclt sec-relzwvg l reclei'ic'k lilznis ll'02lSl1l'0I'Q and .lerrv 7 L, 7 , ., Hoelz, soeizil r-liairrnzni. 326 Relative of yours? irst row, left to right I Anduson D B c l R Ix muon lx Hfinmn, H. Pioiikc-. Second row: T. Stan-lilv, F. Smith, ll. N4-itzkv VN Lgnr r, K 1 gi ll 1r row 141 cn ll licptou, B l+ur0litenir'ht, C. lhnnps-l, K. Kuvlni. Alpha Chi Rho The ontstzinding sc-holnstic' event of the your for Alphzi Chi Rho was tho 1958 scholarship r'0nr-lzwc' whivh was atfondvd hy lllllll' other midwest cliaplws. At this meeting, lI10ll10llS of im-rvzisiiig individual sr-hol:u'ship und pmvidiiig plvdgc- study hulls wow lliSCllSSUIl. Un thc- soc-inl siflv, the Illdjill' events wrwv the Christ- nias and spring i.0l'll12llS and El pzijzunu party whic-h found the incinhvrs :incl QIIOSTS sporting hizarrv vostliriws. Like- Illilllj' sm-inl l'l'2lll'l'l1ifiGS, Alpha Chi lihu vin- pl121SlZ0il thc lmsiv som-iul g1'z1c'9s at Illfxill tiincl. Any Il19Il1lJ0l' who sturlm-cl his mlvssvrt hvfore thv pwisirlviit dial wus l'OIlflC'IHll0ll to finish it at the han: Mvinhcrs l'0llIlllUll out llll'll' full DI'lJgI'lllll with pau'- tivipaticmii in lllll'2LIlll1l'2Ll spnrls. Oflif'01's wwe: llolmm-rl l.. Krvwsfni, prvsiclontg .losvph A. lVin0tzki, Yl4'0-l7l'l'Slll0lliI .Iznnvs Ijvmnk, Hl'f'l'l'l1ll'YQ .lohn .Xndc-rson, il'l'ZlSl1l'llI'I llvnn 'lxI'ODl0W. l10llS0 11121112101-1' 327 First row, left to right: R. Xivhols, XY. Young, ID. Olson, J. Krzxrzok, Ii. Ahrons, J. IqI'llCgl'l', I. Sir-gohnzmn, K. Iql21l1llCl'1H2ll1, J. I.11ibIe, J. Han'- rinmn, Ii. Grimm, T. Szidowski, T. Hodge, IJ, Gillxov. Second row: V. Kuo, B. llittinar, W. Al1lSlI'OlH, N. VVidel1111'g, R. Smith, li. Hink- man, I.. Fcldnian, IC. Mivek, J. Iilstrun, Nl. M:1xin1ovif'I1, IJ. Nvlson, IJ. Olson, J. Tivo, T. Govvr, J. Sc-idol. Third row: G. Davis, F. Morrill, J. Patton, T. Bvvlmcf, Ii. Kngol, K. SIil.l1ALl-51'X, C. YY11IIin, G. Mikkelson, J. VVnitr0vit'I1, G. Blue, R. Atlzims, S. YVOII, G. K11t1tI101', N. Dahl, B. Stvngvr, M. Pcn11bo. Fourth row: J. IXIZLl'f1llZll'llt, J. Brown, R.. Wagnor, IJ. Iiokkvn, R. Fist-hor, F. Nelson, J. Brondcn, ID. Fullvr, IJ. Kendall, Ii. IXTIIFIIPY, H. Spiogvllxcwg, J. YYils0n, IMI. Sc'r11Iwk, Ii. Jzinz, B. Ramsay, B. Bovlcscli, B. Cozzini. I.z1ssi0 r'111nv Iicnnv. A I p h C I1 ' S ' g a Bound togvtlier by 21 COIIIIIIUII iinvrvst in c-heniistry. Old Wvvst Gzillihliiig party, voinplvtv with l'0lllOllO whvel :incl turtle mc-vs. Ifor inore fun, the spring TOVIIIUI. OX- vliaiigv dinners, Iistvning parties, Zlllfl the unnuzil pit-nir 211 Ilvvills Lake werv i11c'l11d0tI in the 11r'tix'itivs. Tho p1'ot'c1ssin1111l progrznn was both GXISAIISIVU untl Vz11'i11d. SPY!-II'i1l proniinvnt loc-ul ritizens, iiivltuliiig thv Mayor nt' Blznlison, wefro guvst spvzikcws llll'UllgJQIlUl1l thu year. As 11 soiwivo to Inf-:LI high sf'I10nIs, 1-hvniistry pru- grznns closigiwxl tn sliinulzitv interest in srivin-tt w'v1'v prrnnotecl by lI1f'IlllJ0l'S of the l'l'Ell0l'llllY. Presifling otIi1'r-is w'vr0: Irwin, Sivgoliiimn, lJl'0HlCl0lll 2 Kent Iil2lllflK'l'lllLLIl. x'i1'0-p1'0sifIr'11tg Jini I.z1ihI11, t1'1111s111'v1': John I-l1ll'l'llll1lIl, l'C'I70l'l0l', Boll Clrinnn, I'0t'0l'Cl0l'Q Jiin Iil'll0g0I', nmstvr of mlwviiioiiivsg and Ilolliv Ahrvns, Zllllllllll sw1't'lz11'y. 328 the Alpha Chi Signnfs enjoyed an zictivc- soc-izil and pro- liC'SSlOll21I Dl'Ogl'2Llll. The soc-izil season was highlighted by weekend parties suvh as the H01noc'c'in1ing party and the This pI111t11g1':1pI1 is p11s111I. First row, left to right: T. Bitt111-1', R. W11n1It, IJ, 111111111111-g, R. Wi11k1-I. Second row wood, IJ. 31110111113 R. Fishbzuxgh. Third row: F. G1-1'I111'I1, H. Green, BI. Pederson, Ga11se11'itz, J. G1-1I11ist, H. H2LIICI1xl'SSOIl. Fourth row: G. I39IlSOI1, K. S1'hI0sst11in. waJ,w5.wmg:g1a3..zz11:i1ffw111111U1 1155111111154-1. 11 wszi: TI111 ' K this 111211 1111 1 11 . I it was just S 1 1111 . 1 1 111 Nll 111 pz11'ti11s 119111 th1 11111111111 1111 N 111111 the 'I11Id1 1111111111111 I 11t1 I 1 N H 1 . the 11111111111 B1111t II111151 I IIIX I 1 . 1 111 i11 the 11'111t1J1 1111I Np1111,, The I1.1te1111t1 111111 1 111111 ll ll 1 spovial d1st1111t1 JII 1111 1.1111p11s, LIICI IS I11 11111 11 11 1111Iy 01111 1 1. 111111 1111 I 1 that is f IS 1 SK 1 1 1 ll The 'XIDIIL DOIt s 111111 11Is11 I111N1 111th 1 11111111 111 1 ZIIIKI 11'e1'P 111II 19p10s111t11I 111 tI11 II1111111 11 1 test 111111 111 111t1.111111111I spmts Seveml p111g1.1111s 1111111 I11l1l lIllllIl,., t ll 11111 1 11 llt 1 guest p1'11tess111x t1II1e1I 1111 1111111111 I11I1Is Officvls 1111 the 111.11 111111 I11111x I l1lIl,, p11 x11 111 T11111 I'111Ie11111111I 111ep111S11I111t f II 5lllI 1 1 T11111 IVaIlQ1 t19f1s1111Q1 . if it Alpha Epsilon Pi 'lihv nmn of Alpha lipsilon l'i lizivv an vnvinhlo lowi- tion on vznnpns. Thvy urv clircwtly nr-ross thv struct from ai fzxmons 1-znnpns spot. But thc- .Xlilvs clonlt lot this lovution rlvtor thvm from othcr pnrsnits. Thciy do find timo to tziko an zxvtivv part in all vznnpns zivt ivitivs snc-h as lil1l1l0l'OlfJgY7 Cznnpns C'zn'nivul, Ilomvvoniing :intl intrznnnrnl sports. Soi-izilly, they lizxvv ai full progrznn too, with nnmvrons lIli'0l'1Hl1l panties, hoc-r snppvrs and listvning pzxrtics. The winter and spring tormals are spot-ial highlights on their som-iz1l c':1lc'mlz11'. iJllt'f? every two years, the AlCl'i's go all out with thc l'iIHIX'I'OI'lS lValtz, ai full dross haronial party ffomplvtv with flowing fountains. The group also lincls time in their busy svhednlo for social welfzrre work. The offic-ers wore: lvlllitllll Wiener, nmsterg Mark Iiisvlzui, lioutonznit master: Jvrry lVoisshurg, plodgv truincrg lVillium I. iIHIl10l'II121ll, 0XC'h6l1l10I'Q Leon Siogr-l, 4-orrosponding sr-riheg I.uwrPm-0 Svhantz, ror-ording scribe. All Vigllll Bmlk if UP! First row, left to right: S. Altsvhnl, P. Snr-tt, L. Siegvl, M, Kisc-low, J, We-isshcrg, B. Wiem-1', L. Svhnntz, J. NIRITTIIS, W. Immcrmnn, IJ. Sig- mzin, B. Snlinsky. Second row: F. Kcllvr, A. Altsvhnl, B. Spitz, li. Sclhy, S. Porter, B. Bohm, B. Brvtt, J. Ostrow, M. Vngvr, B. Siglllilll C. F4-ldstoiri, J. Pvrlstvin, R.. Bonsmnn, G. Goldberg. Third row! A. Slotnivk, M. Tarnow, M. Klcin, B. WRX, B. Kzunm, S. Naitlins, J. Dori M. fjl1PI'Illlf'l1lIl, A. l3K'IlSIT12lI1, M. Cohen. Fourth row: M. Stillman, H. XYenclc-1, I. Kuhn, G. YliI'0gl'I'. J. Cll1l1Cl21t'Ulli, R. Bvrnstt-in, H. Brnrl- nif-lt, B. Bl'l'I11tLl1, A. Svhrinsky, R. lidlllllltlll, IJ. Mzilziwslqg IQ. Hollzindvr. Y I 1 11111 .X1111111 111111111111 111111 111111s11. 11 11215 11111111 11l1'l'1' s1111111 111113, 1111' y11111' 11111 xY1S1'11llH1Il 1'1l2lIJ111I' was 1'1111Il111'11. 11 li 2111 11gL1'i111111111'11 1'l'2L1111'1I11j' 11'1111s11 l1l1'Il111111'S 2l1'1' 1'111l1'1' 1Il1'11111'11 111 11111 S1'1l1J111 111' 1Xg1'i1'1111111'11 111' 1l2lY11 Il 1'2l1'Il1 1'1ll1'1igLI'11ll1l11. 111' 11111 1111151 1111111w111'1111' 11111'1i11s 11'111'11 1111' 1'1Zll'I111'1'1S 131111 11111 11111 1111W111'y 1'111'1y. 7111111 S1111-151111 1.111'lI1il1 111gL1111g11111111 11111 1111111111 s1111s1111 11'1111 1111 11111 1g11y1111ss 211111 1'11s1i1'11y 1111 1111' 1l1111112lj'S. 1111111 11111111111111 1l2l1'1j' 111111 11111 111112111111 1Jll1'1y 11'111'11 1.1'il1l1I'1111 111 11111 s111'111g. 1111' I72l1'111l1H 1111 1'111'11111's 1X1'1'1i1'1l11 111111 111s11 1111111 il 112lI1'y 1,2111 IJ11111111' 11s 21 5131191111 111'11,1111-1 111 p1'1111111111 1111' 11Il1l'f' 11l11l1S11'y 111 1V1S1'1J1lS1l1. .Ks il s11111-1111 111111 111 1111111 1, 1111111 111 112l1l'j'1llI111 211111 11111 111'11s11111111 111' 11111 1X111111'11'1111 112l1l'y .XFS111'1ll11111l XY1'1'11 111'11s11111. 11111211111 NI111111111, Y11'1'-IJ1'11S11111ll1 1.X111111 S111111111z. 21111111111 s111'- 11'12Ll'yI 1121111 11111'1wig1, S01'1'11121l'j'1 1111l'1'll 1g1'11XV1l, 1l'1'i1Sll1'1'l'. Alpha Gamma Rho .x11111111l11111. 1111' 11ig1111s1 1111111151111 1'111111111s is 1111-1111111 '11111' s111'1111 S1xllS1J1l 171'1lX'1111 111 1111 111ps 1111s Y1'Zll'. S1111111 .X1111111 111111111111 111111 s111111s111'1111 ill! 2L1'11Y1x 1Jl'11g1'il1ll 111111-111's 111. 1111' Just V11111' 11'111'11: 1,2lll1 1111111111, 11'11s11111111: . D S1lIll1'111J11f' 1111111 1111' 11111111L11s. irst row, left to right: A. S1'1ll1l'1Z, W. Wigg111s11'111'111, 11. 1i1'1111'11, J. 11111g11s1111, 1'. 1111g1111, Nl. 1111s111111, P, HIll'1NX'1j.f, 11. '1'111111111s, R. A1ilIl11l1'. Second row: 11. 1IlS1'1lIl2lIl, 11. 111'111ll, IJ. J:11111s, A. 011111, 11. 1':111i11, IC. Hllg1l1'S, 11. V1111I'gIl'I'S1lIl, '1', 1'111111i111111, A. S1'1llll'1Z, 1', 11111'1111111s. Third row: 11. NIi111111111, 11. '1'i111111, NI. N1i111111111, 17. 1i11'1111l'11S, 11. S12ll1111211'1l1'I', 11. 11ll1'1l1l1l1Z, 13. W111111111s, 11. 1Y1l1'11.1'1, 11. NI111i1111zi11, IC. 1'1S1'1l, J. 111111111 1421 111111111 ' 11 1uu-uf' 1 1 First row, left to right: P. xfilll V:1lke111l1111'g, C, Kioo1'g:1lz111, J. Jf-1111i11gs, P. l':1sqi11c-1'-lJvsviglws, J. SlC'V0llS, J. lJ111'li11g, J. Hugc111111 IJ 'Nlcvs 11, IJ. lYiOlJ0l'lSOll. Second row! A. Mille-1', C, fll'SS0l'l, T. lleglvy, T. AI1lll+l'SOll, K. Ci1'i:1c'ks, R. Ruppin, li. lXl2iI'OIl0j', T. 'X 1 C1 nluue fl. Sw-11so11, li. Klvm. Third row: T. Stz1111y1u11, .l. Stmllss, ll. Blom, J. Wvlmr-1', M. llc-11111, H. Hmllivld, T. Bl:11'l011s, ll Hosig C Coo Alpha Tau Omega rlllilllllltllltll pzwlies 1111- liZlY0l'll6S with Alpha rllilll fllllixgil and tho S0llll19l'll C,l0lIllA0l'l lllixlllix holds one of tlw top spots 011 the list of good times. C':11'1'i04l out 111 H10 jI1'ZIllCl old style of New fl1'lO2lllS, the So11tl1v1'11 C0llll.UI'l party had all tho gaivty of NOW fl1'lez111s i11 its most fvstivv days. l11 c'o11t1'z1st to Tlw 0legz111c'0 of the S0llTl1Ol'll svtting, lhv ATO's hold ZLII fll1ll10US6' party i11 11'l1if-l1 lllfl hill- lmilly days of p1'ohil1itio11 swved 21S El Tl1c-11149. Not Z1 clvlail was ovQ1'loolcvcl. The llzlllllllll for 111oo11sl1i110 was vw-11 lllf'lllll0Cl. ldllfll' i11 tl1c- svz1so11 tlw iillllllill lilzu-kfomrt-Vlil1it0l'ool party was livlcl z111rl i11l'o1'111z1l Pi1l'llf'S, lwc-1' suppvrs Zlllll listc-11i11g pzxrlivs www lwlcl llll'Hllgifl10llT tlw yvzui Tho ,XTfVs 11'01'v a1c'1ix'v lll x'111'io11s !'i1ll1lJllS cwc-11ts Nlll'll as lllllll0I'UlOgy z111rl C'z1111p11s C'z11'11ix'11l. lll'fic'v1's for tl1v your XYUITXI .lflllll lJz11'li11g, IJl'i'SlflPllTI .lol'111 Stc1vv11s, vi:-11-p1'0siclr111t: ljillll l'z1sr111iv1'-lJosvig11c1s, svc11'vt111'y: .l2llll0S llc11'gv1111111, 11'c1z1s111'e11'. 332 m'z111't 1111flv1'st:1111l this Pogo st row, left to right: E.R:u1du1l, li. llntiwk, li. Pillll, P. HQfl'lll'I1121ll, IJ. Nc-nln-isvl, ll. liinsry, Kl1's.CT. XYI1ll7l'lllgl', ll0llSl'Il10il1l'I'I 1. fl. llrnrlc-r, mni:nlvis1-rg XY. llohnrt, A. Lowt-, S. lilnvk. Second row: .I. Lowv, l'. Plnttvn. 'l'. Ross, B. liovttgv, ll. Sf'lllllllIll'lli'l', C. liI'119Ql'I', li. llc-lin. I Mc-Lznglilin, IJ. Monson, .I. Mc-lfvoy. Third row: ll. Hex, l,. Wnllflvn, .I. linrgz-ss, T. Hoffmann, P. l'lIlll'l'j', N. lfish, lJ. M01'izn'ity, ll. Sm-- il'I', li. linoll, C. lilliot, T. Clic-ic'lnn:1n, li. llc-Nolmlv. Fourth row: li. Snunison, l'. Kresky, .I. Hiilmlmrrl, .I. 1iolIlnn'tlt,.I. Hopkins, M. Nolin, I qf'lll'Ullll'l', A. Colo, R. Cash, l,. Nl2lI'Sllllll. Fifth row: C. Fostvr, .I. .Iwn1'1lmuski, li. Williams, R. Vitkns. .I. llolonlwvk, H. .IuInes, C. Zon. I llollvrty, if I r'1-vxliani, B. Molin. Sixth row: li. lJiS:1lvo, Cl. Wilson. ll. 'lll'llli1'Illll'IKl. II. Slll'I'IHIlll, ii., lizikvr, ll. Y2lI1Yl'I'Fi, li. Sfl'lf'lil'I'. Sil'lIlWl'll0l. li. llnfllcy. .I. C':1v:n1:n1gli. ll. l':nAv11v. Bly I'i11gv1's :nv jznnnn-:ll with Ihr llrltif inn Beta Theta pl Thft first to gain il Illilllfll' utlilvtic' 1-town this yt-an: lic-In Thvtzi Pi launvlivcl into un vurly lvacl for the liznlgm' wl lmy winning t tu x - ' hr- tootlmnll llIlI'2lIlllll'21l troohv to rc-niznn liiitlftnitccl lol two Vwns. llns Tlllllllllg p aid oil' again, ls tho llvtzils znnl tho .Xlphn l'hi's won Bzidgei' Ulyinpic-s. l'zn'vnt's ll vokvnfl, ont ol town lootlmll at NIIIIIIOSIJUI in nlc- thc- lim-In tall X ' 2 lLLlIlIll2l,S, illlfl llllIllUl'0llS llll0I'lll2ll IJill'llt'H s11t'wssi'11l. Otlic-1' cwvilts innking for :in UlllSlilllfllllU' Vt-'11' xwn- I1 . K 1 pn nnn pntx 1 plc-algo l'or1n:1l, :incl tho Zlllllllill 'l'1'iznl mtg 4 ,L lllllll'l'. Tho C'ln'ist1nz1s llll'lIl2ll xx':1s1ln-irlnos t olgilmrzllt' Illl2lll', with twnntci llUi'fIl lilUllS sliowing C'ln'ist1n'1s in nnollwi' tonnlrv und with fznnolis nainnt lmncls Dl'fJYltllllgJQ tho , . sn' lui' tlw l3e-ilu s nncl Ilntn' il2lltxS. 4 . tlllivt-1's this yvzn' xxx-iw: llnvv l.inslx5'. p1'c'siclt-nt: 'l'wl xlllllllltilll, x'1r'ct-pwslflc-111: llziy llillll, ll'021Slll'ltl'I Sznn lilivli. lin-lt Xctln-ist-l, :intl lluw Slll'l'l1li ni. svr'l'c'l:i1'1os. 1-v 033 1'- 33-1 'Q' . First row, left to right: R. xYi'lI1lIlgl'I', NI. Nlornn, R. Christianusc-n, J. Rif'liI11Oi1'l', W. SlI'2iIlg, R. Boro, C. Ric-kiiivim-r, I.. Svlnwnlw. T. Hvilloy, R. llc.-wat, W. llottnnni, IJ. Iillilgilll. Second row: IC. Johnson, .l. Nlnrkworth, J. Boyc-my J. ,-Xflnins, XY. Parsons, J. ilnrvc-ns, J. Finst, J. c'00I11lJS, W. Thoxnns, J. Iinwson, F. cll1l'iSll21IlS, J. I.ory. Third row: I . Yvrlnilst, IJ. llnlvs, T. Bic-rinnn, l'. Yun BI'i'llH'l', li. Tvskzx, J. ciUl0IHtlIl, T. Forth, T. Knssln-V, R. C7:1ldzn't, T. Ilnnlvl, li. l5.li'I'lliI1g, W. Troxm-l, W. Kvlley. Fourth row: R. Tnthill, T. Rowv, J. Iionsdorf, l'. Sc-hlivhting, J. Powlvs, il. C'rownl1:n'l, R.. fl:-ncltnm-, li. ilrossc-l, ID. Ilznnc-l, T. Amin-rson, il. C':nn1, W. NI4'fTor'kl0, N, Blll'llll1'Sli'l'. Pmleling thc- pnvlnyrln-1'111, C h ' 0 'ilfffmftf s J A 1 af- W. 4-1 rw ' ' X ' ' Q got into tho W'lllll0I'7S c-irc-lv 4-1n'ly this J' -fr' 4-Q F f tall Wlnin thoil' pink Olvplnlnt wirwml its way into thc- xf.-zxillsifit J 5 ' is . . . . v spotlight to mp first plum- lll ll0lIl0l'0!I1lllg honsc- cl4-m-o1'z1- .mf .E .. if tions. Tho Vvst ol' thc' year wont past quit-kly for thx- invn USTl1l'fVD2ll'lll'lIJillt'flillI-ll1Il10l'1JlHgjQj'2lllflCZIIHIJIISC1iLl'lllY21l. Bvsiclvs thv nsnnl round ot'pzn'li1-sninl soc-ial vyvnts, lllvrc- wvrv two vspvr-inlly inlpovtzlnl lnnvtions on thv l'1'ntvl'- nityls 4-nlvmlznx These xvvrv tho cill!'l'0li06 C'l1l1g-.-X-l.ng, helcl in tho full, and thv l'iSlllIlI'P l'zu'tyf invitation only wllif-h is in tho spring. Thi' C'hi l'l1i Clllllllll was on hnnrl for most ol' llwsv pzlrlivs. Tho vornho. whim-h has llitlxll playing for nlmonl liyv yvztrs. is wvll known to flrwli STl'l'PIG1'S, UYUII though it 1'0st1'ivts its l'l'llfllliUllS to tho Chi Phi honscn lJl'li4-hrs this your wc-rv: Ilon Boro, prvsiclvnt: liill Strung, x'ir'v-pwsirlviltz Holm C':1lmlz11't, ti'0us111'01': I.:-Roy St'llW'illlf'. Sl'l'l'i'lill'y1 John llll'liIlll'll'l'. IIl2lSlt'l' nl 2ll'IllSQ unfl Dil-li C'ln'istinnsc-n, liisloriznn. l Chi Psi As lor their sovizil svzison, it was nn zirtivv onv from pin-tics. Thv wintvr forrnzil, hold :Lt tht- loclgcl. was il lvstive zillziii' with tho typivzil holiday ziir. Thr! festive Hawaiian party was hold in tho spring, plus tho spring fornml :incl hvor hzisohzill pivnic' whirh turnvcl out to hcl Qvvry hit as murh fun as it sounds. Avtivo in various vzxnipus evvnts as llinnorology, thc- C'hi l'sils also lent 21 hvlping hand to organizations throughout Madison. Tho Chi l'si's. 21 national fraternity, lmw lwvii on this VZIIIIIJIIS sinre IST8 and haw! heen at thvir prusvnl loc-ation sinvo 1911. OHif'urs woro: Al llvntzen, president, Xlliclv lfvtzc-i', x'ic'u-prosidviitz Jim Xviillllktllill, s0r'r'0tzn'yg Toni Boyer. Wm- :xrv llvzllllllllll. fI'O3,Sl11'0I', First row, left to right: CG. Connor, J. Nhulmlc-n, IJ. l'iI'llI112lllIl, J. Waillxrzmflt, A. Ilvntzvn, W. Fotm-r, J. lihelillg, R. l'oase-, S. Wa-inkv. Second row: P. Fzlzer, L. Whvcler, J. Gossncr, L. Cloodrivh, XV. Ambrose, J. Hvnclerson, E. lloldornoss, IJ. MzufN0il, P, Anderson. Third row: T. ivors, H. Hustzul, VV. Stvigar, C. Words-n, J. Joyr-Q, R. Hearth, J. Wood, J. Johns, C. Xvillllfilllllt. Fourth row: C. Iiivrmnnn, N. Svliwzirz, C . Madfling, J. NVelJst01', F. Klohs, J. Stoplwnson, ID. Wolmstfw, T. Gossott, J. Fisclirnpp, T. lIz1c'kQI1lw1'g. This svoniorl to lw zi winning your for tho Chi l'si's :is lhvy stzirtvcl oll' tho svnson hy talking lirst plan-v in lloinof-olning floats. To 4-ontinuv tho winning spirit the-5' wc-i'v right up znnong tho lop in lizulgvr Howl ronipvtition. thu stnrt. Tho Phi l'sils haul onv of lhv lzlrgcst plvnlgv vlussos this your whirli Illvillll nmny silrvvssfnl plvclgm- Ilillltbll-Wltll' iwws this yttill' with its iivgotiatimis for at llllI'lf'-llll'l'l' tim ill'Il1Y-Slll'lDll1S tzuik. 'l'hv mimi wvro zilsu lilltJWll lm' thvii' iiizuiy utlivi' iimw ii0l'tllllill'j'H pi'0jet'tS. X host ut' pztrtivs lu-pt tht-in liiisy Tl1l'tJllgl1Olll thv year. Fliosci im-llxtlc-cl thvir Nwigglilmrs' l'z1i'ty when the mimi mxitwl lllC'll' l3i'vc-sv lvi'i':u-c- ll'lOllt,lS over lui' ml'lve ziml cluiigliiiiits :tml an tom' ul' that l'l'illi'l'lllly liousv. Iii the plvclgvs wc-rv also limitwc-cl ut two plvclgv pairticfs, 41110 cluvli l'l1vsz- im-ltultt tliimvrs ln-l'ui'v thct cll1l'lSllHZlS and snriiw' P1 turmzils :tml :iii initizitimi :mtl it wiiioi'-svmloll' haiiqiutt vzxvli sc-iiivstw. now, x'ir-0-pivsiclviitg liomy Stu-y, sw1'vta1'yg Tod Grassl, ti'vzis11i'01'g llohvrtl Siiiilmwski, jiuiirn' viccl-pi'esicl01it :mil Delfa Sigma pl 'l'hv llc-ltti Sigma l'i. voiitiiiviw-ct tizttc-i'1iity. mtirlv pringi. thv tmmliticiiiztl l'z1jzi1i1t1 ljlll'ly was held. That vim-stvi'. lhv lmtwiiity zilsu hulrls six lmiiqiwts ezwh yvzlr. Oflic-vi's wc-rv .-Xlun lCi'im'lisuii, p1'vsic,l011t3 Clizwlcws Prok- plcwlgv ti':iiiw1'3 Philip Gm-z, liistfwiziii. f 'l':mks :tml tziiikxmls. F row: il. lrysv, R. Yilwur-k, W. Nlvlzc-V, W. Star-cy, L. Englvs, J. Koller, T. Ililvlifvltl, I. .loliiismy IJ. l'm-tvr, I.. liiihisitik, R. HfJlll'I1lJlxI'gK'l'. Third row: ID. Sr'l1zillmi'i1, T. 'llI'1iVl'I'F, H. Bloc-ii, J. Pisczek, L, filllll, ID. Mistvlv, IJ. Fc-cle-V, W. Ilulwr, R, Wvitzkv. irst row, left to right: li. Nystvcl, F. Sw-stkai, P. Gow, C. P1'O4'lil10XV, A. l'lI'lf'liS0ll, R. Simkowski, I.. Stryv, ll, Bzilmlwin, A. Sf-hc-ll. Second P thvii' 'l'i'i Ilvlt ffiwsts lhllmwcl thv l51icIU'ol's to thvil' liiml ziw'uy gziiuo :it Nliiiiit-sutzi :is mimi ul' thvii' top vvviits ol that lzlll svzismi. lioiii .Xlphzi Chi Uiuvgu to gin' at Clliristiiizis pairlv lm' iiiiclvi'-pl'ix'ilvgwl vliilclw-ii. The-ii' higgc-st ilifhm-iiltx' was Iiiicliiig ai Hlicizivy sol iiwiiilwi' to play Szuitzi. tlivmv pzirtivs. thv Ilelts xwiwi host to I'I1v Play Iiuysf' ligiimtitmii of il lbw lmzircls mi tht' living rmnii I'l0ol'. Dvltuls. plus wwwliiiig cm lmimw-oiiiiiig ziiiil pzirtic-ipzitiiig iii II1ll'ilIlllIl'2ll sports. Delta Tau Delta 'l'l1i'vo hits lmitls ul' llvltzi Tziii Dvltzi iiiviiilmws :incl . nl., 5 .Xt IIIIVISIIIIQIS limi-. tht' Ilvlts juiiwtl with tht- girls Ilvsiclvs tht- iisuzil lwvi' suppvrs, listviiiiig parlivs :uid i clixivlziiitl lmiicl. Thv rtisiilt was ai s 1 C1'lll1lJllY'IVIIYIIIOYXY0l'llflIIlVlDil'liC'.li lliu Ili-ltzi mvii. 'I'h0y c-iitviw-il Iliiiimiwmlugx' with thr Xlphzi Phi's :intl Uaiiipiis Cai'i1ix':i.l with thc' Alphzi Xi OI'Iiv0i's wow: Miclizu-l P. NIm'l'l1vr-, pitvsiilviiti -lzinws lu Wvacloc-lc. Vic'v-piwisitlviiti .lzuucis Sluuii. ti'vzisii1'v1': Nhirk bg N X Iiiehl, vm'i'vspoiirIiiig S0t'l'0I2ll'yl William I'IIlglQl0I'. 1'iw'ui'iliiig -s. gs... an A f' swi'Ptzi1'y: aml William Iiiilloslmvli, sovizil 1-l1ziii'imiit, At Ci,..W,,,,K.f.,,1.,,.i,,g1,,,.,k7 W First row, left to right: C. IIl'IlSlIl110l', P, IIIIIIIIVUV, IP. Stow-lwig Ii. IIIIIUIHSUII7 BI. Mr-Phw, Mrs. CIOIISIQIIIY, .I. W4-xulovk, J. Sloan, IJ. Iivllci I. Hr-1mw':i11, R. Ilaiiigxui. Second row: NI. I5IIlIl1I'l'Il'I1, Il. HIUIIIHZIII, II. Iiottvr, I . 'IIII'kll0l', IJ. JllIl'l'l'SUl1, J. Qiiirk, .I. .-Xiiclwsmi, W. III'1'llill 9 x l U11 II. Wvslriiig, R. Jniitz, I. lJwWitt. Third row: IJ. Ifiwt, Ii. Kosivr, IJ. Sc-Iillvc-lmwgs-1', YY. Iiaiimer, IJ. Iiziiiett, I . Slzi1'kw'r-:1tI1vi', Ii. Html s Ix. Iac-wis, II. Holml, .I. Ixolclvii, R. Shiiuvk. Fourth row: W. Biilivslwrivli, J. Wziggwiicig P, CIUIIIISUII. KI. Biohl. 'l'. Ric-litvr, I.. J:ii'i'stvii, IJ Holluiiiu, W. Iiiiglm-i', P. Skiiim-i', B. Iiolli-V, C. Ilivssvl, T. Sf'IIl'0l'fIf'l'. Y W I .5 W yoursvlf c-razv movotl in on tlivm. soviul sc-zxson. Tliings stzirtvrl t-lictkiiig with thv l'l1'GSl1Ill2ll1 tot' thosv l1l2ljtll'lIlg1 in thc X'21I'ltJl1S tivltls ot 2lgI'lC'lllll1l'P. tlvnt: liill l.ivlwl1u1'clt, x'it't--p1'vsi1lc'11t: llztvitl Stzilieltvltlt. Sllt'I'Ulill'yQ John livlcstr-iii, t1'c-zts111'v1'g Stzuilc-5' lieu-V, rusliing t'll2lll'Ill2lIlI uiitl John lloopvr, plc-clgv ll1i1SlOl'. First row, left to right: R. BlIlI'll'IlS, J. Hoopt-r, li. Stztlmvltk-lrlt, li, l,ic-lmlirmlt, S. lixwr, li. 'llllll'Sl'llllllSl'll, li. llrissollqiis, ll. W:ntt'1'wo1'tl1, J lit-kstvin. Second row: C. Sc-liwttrtz, A. Gnlwrt. .l, fl21l'K'Y, il. Uttvrsoii, YY. Slottvii, il. Hill, ll. C'r:1ig, J. l 1'v:1. li. lam-kson. Third row: It liumlvll, F. Mc-it-1312. l,t-liner, ll. l,tJIlgC'IlL'l'lil'l', 'lf Horn, H. hltlglllllll. I.. Rt-il, li. filllltlltlfll, li. l'vhlwlt-s, R. S1llll'USSlj.f. Fourth row: C. Clnstlt hm-rg, N. llrirtwig. ll. Prvll, S. llinglt-, lt. Klvlwsutln-l, R. Sf'llWt!ll, I., Bussv, H. ltzulloll, F. Sr-hultt-. Delta Th eta Sig m a Tho only l.I'2lll'l'lllTj' on c-uinpus to own two housvs thu.t's thc Delta Sigs. 'Flirty lmw sprint 21 busy your 1'9ll10ll0llllg, I'0l'lll'lIlSlllllg :tml l'0ill'l'0I'ZlllIlgJQ. The clo-it- llow0Vv1', tlivrv was still plvitty of timv for ll full Got 'l'og50th0i', tutcl thou tho l'z11'c-tits' lVv0lioml. 'l'ht- Delta Sigzfs most l'0lll0llll70l'f'fl party ot' tht- ywir was thvii' luvisli C'ln'istmz1s party uml tho spring l.0l'l1l2ll was at hig slim-c-ss. .Xvtivv in utlilvtit-S, 4-zmipus uvtivitivs :tml ilttltltlllllt' work, tho Dvltzi 'l'ht-tzt Signm is lnzisivzilly :L i'1'at01'i1ity tltlit-vis for thv yctzii' xwivz liill 'lll1iPSttIlllt'l1S0l1. prvsi- 338 5 --v Q 1 '14 1 l ., l st row, left to right: R. Darling, N. B4-c-litlwlml, T. liavmisr-li, J. l'lI'llIl1ilIlI1, R. Allman, R. Pvlton, J. Roll, T, Cougaii. Second row: W. XICNilIl1lll'2i, T. l'I1'ratl1, ll. Brown, J. N14-ad, .-X. llupv, ll. 'l'am'kv, IJ. Slivparcl, ll. Vll1f'f'Ilt, IJ. W'0i11ks-, K. Svlic-ifl. Third row: J. ll2ll'ill'l1, ll. Nivkel, W. Lyon, F. fiI'lllZll0I', W. l.m-nt, R. Blllllgl'l', li. lim-atty, J. Gray, G. COl'C0l'ii1l, R. Johlisun. Fourth row: Nl. Vis, l'I. liulmiak, A. rkhart, il. lfish, l.. Graham, S. lizirnarml, J. Stack, Nl. W4-avvrs, W. 'l'i'ac'hsvl, R. Thompson, B. Wood. Clip joint. Q l e l 1 z I i l SCS SP Delta Upsilon Atlllotir' ability, iiitvlligc-mv, and charity all pos- cl My thc- Dlvs. Sc-llolastivally speaking, thc- Dlqs wwf- ratwl svvvntli among f1'ate1'niti0s. As for thvir athlvtic' ability, tlwy wc-rv awarclml tliv Barlgei' Bowl, a Tmpliy give-11 to tho wiimvr ol' ovvrall f1'atex'11ity atlilvtir-S. To t'0ll'l7l'illU tllf- triumpli a party WHS XVUS XYQIS lwlfl with tliv lgilflgffl' Bowl as its tlwiiw. 0110 of tlielii' c'l1ai'iIalmlv IJI'0'lf'f'lS lluriiig ilu- past yval' a Cil1l'lSllH1lS party givmi for nrplians. 'l'l1v party a gala llliliilll' wliir-ll l1l'UllgJQlll liappiiivss to Ilw llll1ll'lS of many lmic-ly c-hilclrvli. llun misi' The Ulqs wmv also avtiwi ill ciilIl1lJllS C'al'11ix'al, mmlugy, ami l32lflQl'l' Ulyuipivs. fJflic'v1's wcwv: John l'll'llI112lllll, prvsimlmitz Tum liaci- li. Vic-1--prcsiclvlitz licilwrt Alllllilll, f'HI'l'l'SIJHll4llllg Si'l'I'OT2ll'f'1 l,1ll'l'Y ilralmz. I'01'Hl'illllQQ Sl'l'I'0l21l'yI aml I'1-c-fl1'u- fiI'LlfZll0l', ll'PLlSllI'0l'. 339 S 2 r 12 7' B First row, left to right: IJ. Cl1'if'l'i11, IJ. Stun:-, T. Hilgc111hc1'g, J. lla1'pst1-1', R. :XIlllf'l'SOIl, Mrs. AlilllH'SOIl, l . Wclstphal, XY. YYQNI, Cl. :lll0INll'0tl1, Nl. Blll'll2lIl21Il, ll. Yan llc l'laSr'h. Second row: B. llo1'11v, W. hlf'COI'II1lC'li, A. l12lllg0IlClO1'll', lf. Blillor, J. Ladwig, 0. Korotvv, IJ. lDe1'i11gQ1', 'l'. l5l'llIlIlCl', J. Wvmlt, J. Sviuwill. Third row: ll. Mr'Calvy, IC. Fox, IJ. Gvliri, fi. lgltLf'liHl011, T. Mason, ll. Bl01I1IHL5l', B. Ba11sv11, P. Elliott, ?5l00riy. Fourth row: P. Sta11111-rs, A. hlllllll. B, lilzlvluvoml. ll. Ye-1'l11'i1'-k, F. lvlllfllllilll, IJ. Cc1111iir11't, A. lytllllll, S. l'va1'sr111, N. l.i11flc-111111111, . . l1C'llllt'l'. Vlilitivs oil' tl11'c1- points. ' Ka p pa S 1 g ma Kappa Sigma, lJll0Y0il up with a heavy sur-ial sc-hodiilv that lllt'lllfl9il ar-tivitics 1'a11gi11g l'l'0lll l11,1lit'Qt suppers to c'r1st11111e partivs, started their soasmi oft by t111'11i11g hawk the histo1'i1-al vlovk llllll f'o111i11g up with a Toga party. lCY01 y availahlv slwot 4111 C'2llllpllS was S0011 11-q11isilio11f1cl by Kappa Sigfs Llllil guests. it Other highlights ol' the year WOl'lt a pleclgv p1'iso11 party, a pajama party, illlfl a l31'aV07s l52lSUl'7Zlll vxc-111'sio11. At Ch1'ist111as lllllfx, the Kappa Sigls 1-a1'r1lc-fl at thai hospital. lJ111'i11g sp1'i11g i11itiatir111, IIOXY c'all04,l Hllelp lYv0k,H they alsu t111'110cl thf1i1' illlftllllflll to f'll2lI'lliLl5lt' t'21llSltS. Highligl1ti11g the fall sc1asr111 for thv llllxll of Kappa Sig was a l1c1a11ty with a 1-apital HIS. Miss 1X111Q1'i1'a of J HJ58, Wlmsv liillllfll' was also a Kappa Sig. Visited thv 1-l1aptc11'. Olli1'v1's w01'v: lifbflllfty lXllflf'l'SOII, p1'e:si1l011tg l 1'ml Wvstphal, Vic-11-p1'vsi1l1111tZ Javk lla1'pstc11', S0i'l'ltl2ll'j'Q Wval- lfxl' Wotbl, ll'0ZlSlll'0l'f rllfllll llilgv11h01'g, sm-ial 4-l1ai1'111a11: Hay l'1'zyl1ylski. plofigs- lI'2llll0l'. 340 Lambda Chi Alpha Xxvllll 15111-ky l5:111gv1' 111111 11111 c12llIllJllS C'low11 i11 1111- sz1111o 11o11s11, 11111111 was IIOVOI' :1 1l11ll 111111111111l, 211111 Sllllll' of 11111 1111111111111 C'l1i1s pz11'1i11s p1'111'v11 111:11 point. As l1igl1ligggl11s of 1110 y02ll', 1111- l 1'111111i:111 l 1'01i1's p111'1y 211111 1110 Nlzmli Gras party w1'1'1- 1111 11111 lop of the list. 1,Q1'1l2l,IJS 1111- most 11111111 party of 11111 yl'ilI' was the 110130111 p111'ty. 'l'l11- lim-la illltl Hull Tlllxllll' was sn S111-1:ess1'111 111211 it was Vlblllllllllxll 1110 1'ollo11'i11gg XYC'lll'i. T110 1.1L111l7d21 C'11i's illlil lllffll' flzltvs 1vv1'v 01111111011 as l111u11l11111s. To I'0llllll out 1110 social 80218011 11111112 WMO also lwc-1' Hllpp9I'S, lis1011i11g 111111105 111111 xxvvlu-1111 pz11'tic1s. T110 l12LIlllJl12l C1118 are l'illUXVll 101' their Dixic1lz1114l C1OlHlJO w11i1'l1 plwrviclecl 011101't11i11111o11t for beer suppcrs and V2ll'i0llH pz11'ti1's. Ac-livv 111 sports, z1c'z1cle111i1' wmk, 211111 sovial 11111, 1111- 142111113118 C'l1i1s 111111 Ll iillll 211111 S111-1-11ss1'11l sm1s1111. The- 111111-1-1's 411' the past yc-111' 11'c1'11: Phil Ho1'1'is1111. p1'0si1111111: Will Gillvtt, V11-0-p1'c-sinle-1111 'l'111'1'y Reiss, 11'vz1s- l1l'0l'I l 1'1-rl lll'2lllg2Ql'. St't'1'61i1l'YI U1-111115 'l'c111p1111', l'llSll 1'l1z1i1'111z111g Jilllll W'11c.111. sm-1:11 1'l111i1'111:111: 111111 Iii1'11y . . . 2lIll1 slufs l'l'1lIll l'igw111 Falls. Bfzllll, I'1ill:1liSl. First row, left to right: R. llmlgv, IJ. KIc'll1111g11, H. J11li:111, J. Wmul, T. R1-iss, If. lJI'Illlg'l', l'. Kl111'1'1sr111, W. Clillvll, ll. 'l'11111pl111', li. W'11i11- sczl11111k, Ii. Ii11s11:1k, K. Svttc-vansv, W. Km-iiig. Second row: A. Z1-l114lo11, K. Joslin, IJ. fllllfli, A. Slifku. CLVBI111-lc. IC. H1111-l1,.l. l'1l1'll, Cl. lJ1':1is, J. Millvr, W. C:1l:1l11'eSz1, ll. f1f'Illll'lf'll, 'l'. l,0Tl'l'S, U. 151111111112 Third row: P. G11-1-1111, N. f1lIl'lS10l1S0lIL J. l'Ix111-15, Nl. I1x'111'l1, li. W'v1l0ki11g, J. l,010l'S0ll, J. Ilrmgun, K. Kot1111111', J. Klum-1111, J. Yolz, R. Zi1111111-1'111:111, W. 011, J. J111-r1l1s1111. Fourth row: S. M1-ziu, IJ. llr1fl'111:111, K. B1'1111t, 'l'. T Ilowv, li. lglll'llJll, J. lopp, li. N11-tl1:1111111111', ID Of1'v1'1l:111l, I W-117, J. 1101111-, J. 111111114-s, NI. c10IlIlIll'S7 R. :XIlIlC'l'Sl7ll, J. l'1ll'llI'Y. --may Phi Delta Theta lllith all thv faiifaro ll0l'lH21lly assoviatcd with tlw .Fourth of July, Phi Delta Thota, tho oldost l'1'at.01'11ity o11 1-anipus, 1-elel11'at0f,l its l00th ElI1IllVOI'Sill'y this year. As was heiittiiig the 01'l'2:lSl0ll, l'll'Llllli Lloyd lV1'ight, fEilll0llS a1'c'hiter't and thv oldvst Phi Dolt, was tlrv guost. of honor. More 'io1'di11a1'y'l ar-liyitios for thc- year lllC'll1ilPll thoir Clhristiiias l'0l'HlLil, the Miami Triad formal, and tho She Delta Thota party when tho lllilll triod to ll'21llSliUl'lll tlieiriselves i11to lDll'l'0l' llll2lgOS of thoir dates. Howoyw, all housv avtiviticls XY0l't'll7l f'0l1l'll19Cl to tho sovial sidv. I11 olmservatioii of the Zlllllllill Phi Della Theta National Vl'o1'k Day, Ill9ll1lJQl'S hvlpod paint and repair huilcliiigs oc-viipivd hy lon-al youth and C'lll1l'f'l1 orgaiii- zatioiis. Campus zuftivitivs wow also oiiteiwlcl lllldl with PII- thusiasm by tho Phi Dolt's. Ho111m'o111i11g, Badger tllyiiipivs, H11111o1'ology, Cltllllplw Ci1I'lllYtll and Touriia- Illtllll of Song wow all o11 thc- list. Tho frateriiity also Pllll'l'flil llllll tho l-lf lllfl'EllllllI'2ll sports prograiii. 111,-1-mm I 11111114121 miqigm, Orlic-01's for tho your wr'1'r-Z J. l1a1111i11g Aldricli, presi- dviitg Marshall Aiidorsoii, sw-1'0tz11'yg lloheirt Drake, ll'92lSl1l'0l'. First row, left to right! J. Hiddc, J. Bl2ill0lll'.V, fl. Popv, li. llrakv, l.. llam'kwo1'tl1y, J. Ald1'ic'l1, IC. lillllllllly Nl, A11do1'so11, J. lgl1Sl'll, D. Norris Second row: R.. Svliickolikv, T. Nlurphy, D. lY1'igl1t, YY. Digilio, R. tl:1l'v01't, P. lJll'lll1C', T. .l0llI1SOll, T. Sziwyw, XY, Mvisiiw, R. Stvlla. Third row: K. lVilgll9l', IQ. Hall, A. Joh11so11, L. Kliwsso, K. Waltoig H. Kloultoii, li. litlIltl0lI,Jl'1, li. NlC'KlIlIlllf', J. XYlll.l'l'lllIlg, W. Poggonscc, P lltlI'VPl'. Fourth row: IC. Pohlv, M. Lovaas, li. Mivllco, D. McCoy, F. Kapvllc-, P. l7l'llK'll2ll'll, Cl. fliitliriv, J. Pillllilllllllly ll. Allin-rt, C. Richards X, Jonvs. Fifth row: A. Igl00Ll0l'Il, C. Liiclwigsoii, R. Sc-llvrs, C. Stvw:11't, D. Clustafsoii, tl. Amos, J, Kovh, Cl. ll:11'111s, li. .lC'llS0ll, J. Ballon D. Allr-11, Cl. llllllIl0I', N. Svott. ww..-wf.wv .1-... :..1f.'1sm11.-.rwswxslzsvsee.1511lvvwsszs-Lfwwiif-' ' . -- ffknf - K K - A X Phi Gamma Delta 111112111 s111111111111'1111 1111111111111's 111' 1'11i f12L1lllIl2L 17111111, 111111 11ssis111111111 1111111 111111111 1111111111111's 211111 1111111121 1111111111 fiilllllllil. SIJ11IlS1Jl'1'11 11ll' 11111 S21l'1i 1111111. 1111111111 1111191321-171.11 11111111i1'11p111111-111111, 11111 2LQl'll1l1 111111 21112111 11111' 11111s11 111111 11111 11111 1115211111111 111' 11111-1111111111 s:1111is 111' S1111 11111111 1.111112- 111111 s11'11111. .X1'1111' 11x111111s111111 11111 111111511 1111s 11ll'11XY1l 11111111. '1'11ps 11111111111 11111 1111111111 p11.1'1111s 1111111 1111111115 11111 y1111.1' 1111111 11111 1'11'l'111'1l .X11111-1111 D2l1'1j' 111111 11111 Fiji 1S11l1111 ID211'1Y. 111111111 11'll1lSIJ111'12l11011 11111' 11111 1111111 1111s 1'111'111s111111 111 1111111. .X1-1i111111s i11111111111s 11111 QlQ2LlIll11 171. sp111'11111111, 111111 111' 11111 1111151 1'1111111s11111 is 11111 1111111-1'I'2l14'l'1l11X 1111sk111111111 l'1'1lXYll. S1111g1s1111's 111111111111 11111 0ll1j' 11111' '1'11111'111111111111 111' S1111gL. 11111 111s11 111 IJOI'1'11I'I1l1llgL 11111' 1111sp11111 p2l11l'll1S 11111'111g 11111 l'111'1s111111s s1111s1111. 1J11i11111's 1111111: 1111'1l1Ll'11 X11111111111, 111'11s11111111: 1J1lY111 1i111'11111'111c. 1'13I'I'l'S1DU1l1111lgI Sl'1'l'C'12l1'yI 13111111 11111Z1111111', 1'l'1'0I'1111IgL S01'1'1'1111'f'I 1111111111 W1111111111, 11'11z1s111'111': 111111 1111'1l2l1'l1 '1'111111, 11is1111'i1111, First row, left to right! 11. 1':1tz111'. K1. 19111, 11. 1i1'1111:111, 13. N1:111111. 11. W1111111111, 19. 11111-11111'111i. Hrs. 11. 1'11V11lIl, 11. H1111s. Nl. W11111111s. J, Buss. Second row: J. 11il1il'l', 15. BI'lIIl1'. .X. 1if1g51:11111, 11. H1111111111111111. 11 J. 1311111s. J. A111111, I1I.S111111111sl1i. 1.. 1ll'll4'11l'l'. I1.J111111i111gs. Third row: 1'..I111111s1111, I.. 111111112711 N1ll1'11I'1'. J. H1111:41111, ID. '1'111111s, C'. 111111111s, .l. S1JI11Illl'I'S, A. H1111111i11, J. 1111111111111, KI. F11111:11111. Fourth row: li. A. S111i111, 11. C'1:111s, 17. 1 :1g111'1111111, J. 1Y11111:11'11, J. W11111111111, 1'. 1'1I'0f'1Ilf,I, li. I.i111111. ID. 1111g5s11:1111, li. Wi 1 1 11111 11:11 :11111 11'1111111s. X1 151-st. 11. X11111111111. 11. 1111111 11 1i1l'1Il. '1'. Y11I'1111V1f'1l. J. Y1111111111111 11 1, .-Q1 .1 -V . C 1,I11JlX,1Il,11.1,1Al1ll1L.I .N1.ll11 '11111'111, .If 11111111:111, 11. 11111111 1111-111, 11. 12121. J. K11'C'1':111111111. First row, left to right: W. 151111-, J. l3111li. .I. I'111lst:11l, lb. ll11st11k, li, S11-1111g, ll. ll:11't1111111, Second row: .I. lff'llI'1'Il4ll, R. XYtllliC'l', J. C Illt l1 ' ' ' i' ' ' ' - 1' --L- - 1' i' ' - 4' 's '71l1-11l'1'l1l. 1 l111l1l. R. ll:1x'11s, J. Nlt'lIlll. K. FC'l1l1'l. Third row. l, llllls, l. l,1l11 1l1. l.bp1111l111lA, xl.. Bllllll 11, .l. 11h11l1,t, .l. V11 o 'l'l Phi Kappa HSL Pat was tho g1'1'z1l11sl of lh1-111 z1ll.'l 'l'his is th11 l'hi Ii2ll3iS helivl' z1111l thvir lz1x'isl1 St. l'at1'i1-li's party h11lp111l 111 pr1,1x'1' it. ,Xl1,111g with this tho s111-iul s0a1s1111 r11llP1l hy i11 il whirl of l1111-1' siippvrs, lldlillllllg partivs, amd tho wi11t1-1' 211111 spring l40I'lll21lS. 'l'h11 Phi lizips w11rl4111l IJ21l'fi1'l1lt1l'ly hil1'1l 1111 their H11111111-11111i11g 1l111'111'z1ti011s this yvzlr, :is well as C'z1111p11s f'z1r11ix'z1l. Thvy z1ls11 parti1'ipz1t111l i11 lllll'dll1lll'21l sports. As :1 s111-ial 111'g1gz111izz1ti1111 for Cilllltblll' 1111111, tho Vlvis- 111111si11 C'l1:1pt1-rw11s111'igi11a1lly k1111w11 us lllfl L11y11l11 Cl11l1, t'1111111l111l here ill Klz11lis1,111 l1y at gr1'111p 11t' Clkllllillll' 1111111 i11 11121. 'l'l111 111'gu11ixz11i1111 grvw illlil iii 151221 l1111'z111111 l41111w11 :ls tho l'l1i Kappa l'lI'21t0l'llllj'. r1ll10l'0 :11'1- forty i'llil17lUl'S l111'z1t1-1l ll1r1111gl11111t the l'11it111l Stzitvs, i111fl111li11gg 11111st 111' lllll Big Vllllll s1'h1111ls. 'l'l11-11lli1-111's W1-1'11: lgl'll1'0 Strmigg, IJl'0Slill'lllQ DQLY11 ll1111stz1k, vi1'11-p1'11si1l1111t1 lhlll llillllllilll, t1'11z1s111'111': .l11h11 linlstml, sm-1'11tz11'y: .li111 l5111li, h1,111s1- 1-l1z1ir111:111. 344 1:1t's 11111 :it six 11111111l1s. N YXX . 1 I ,, .1113 1141! h 1,5 msd! f -...J Phi Sigma Kappa ,X lmslwthztll l'HllIltl-lip tuppwl thv list ol l hi flglllil lizippzfs list of vw-tits fur 1957-58. The mt-ii plnyvml host to vlvvc-ii iiiiclwc-stcii'ii Phi Sig hziskt-tlmll il'2lIIlS iii Klart-li llic- trz1tc'ri11tx' also wuii thc- mlivisimi vliziiiipioiisliip mt int0i'fi'z1t0i'i1ity vollt-ylmll. For tho vlizirity lJl'U.lllt'i tht- l'rzitvi'i1ity zuloptwl an foivigiiwz1i'm'pl1zu1: along with SllIJIJ0l'illlg2Qllll1l fimiiim-izilly, it had thc vhilrl on-r to thai lioust- for Illl'2llS. The Wll1i0l'i.0l'Il1i1l :tt thv Ivy lim l'v:itiii't-tl at Morni- liglit Girl, i'l'1OS0ll fmiii thv 1-zimliclzitvs pitfkvd hy tht soi'm'itic-s. This yr-t1r's Nlcmnliglit Girl was Ami .lviisvii A 'Nkid How party in thv spring rvsiiltvcl iii :L t'0lUl'i-lll hut Cltlllgf'l'0llS looking gmiip ol' vzuiips, lmotls, ziiitl mit- luws. The ziiiiiuzil sirimf lnriiizil 1-oinilz-toll thci soc-itil rw civctiits for the your. AIllf'l1 plziiiliiiig wviit into utlior vaiiiipiis liiiivtioiis Ther Uroiii Jzirtim-i izitotl iii liuiiiovuiiiiiw, 1-:nm ms v:1i'iiix'ul 25 P J :tml 21 fOl1l1ll6I',S clay lmiiqiicit. lx v ,bk Uffit-ws wmv: Klziiirivc- Svliztiiiviis, pi-1-siflvntg .luc- 152ll'Il21I'd, Vive--p1'vsicl0iit: llviiiiis Mt-iikv, sc-t'i'otai1'yg lloiiulcl lhzit S :x lrislwt-f l yziziiisky, ti'tizisi11'tii': Clary Yziiillvlist. social vlizniiiiiznii. First row, left to right: S. Friiigzliliii, li. l'l'r:i1ig, ll. Rt-tlikv, imltif-tm': KI. Sr-lizuiioiis, piwsimlviit: J. Cmiilms. svntim-l: W. Slum. fi. lil-lslm-3 cond row! W. Bull, il. Yam lim- List, .l. l,:ti'smi, ll. Svliiialwl, ll. llvzirtloii, R. Lfllrivh. Third row: S. l5iirlilmi'clt. 'l'. lit-in-tlir-t, li. llrivif Smith R Yun llwlu- .I C'lilvt-r , , . , . . wr 'lla Pi Kappa Alpha lll ' ' 2 , 2 . Hllilt I it's i1lIl2tZlllQ1 il' thvy :mt zililc to ggi-t lmztvli tn llltxll' liousv by Illltllllgllll l7l't'lll1S0 ezicli so1'oi'ity gt-1w1':1lly insists cm llt'2ll'lIlglQ llllx t'Ilt'Ul'0S at lvast llll't't' limits. Tlit-st' thmi ami tht' wtill-luimvn l1lxAs, notml on 1-ztmpus lm' lllflll' Illl1Slt'Lll ztlmility. .-Xml NYlN'll1t'l' it's Sl'l'1'll2ltllllQ1Q or 1JilI'lit'l patting in lltiiiimwmltigy zuicl 'litll1I'Il2llllt'Ill ul' Sung, thvy 1 4-:in allways lm t'tDl1IliCt,l on to tlo at guutl juli. Hut llll' l'iK Vs clmft limit tliviiisvlvt-s tw:-ltisivvlv tu 111t1s1t'z1l QIVIIYIUOS. lhvy also limi llllltx to tztlw 2111 :tt-tint 191111 in i11t1'zu1i111'z1l sports, lltJIlltlt'tbIllilIQ, :mtl lizulgei' tllynmpit-s. Iivsitlvs ThPSfx. tlic-5' Illilllilgt' to fit 111 1 iull st-llmlttlv ut' lac-or suppflrs, listvniiig purtit-s, :mtl tliemc clll2ll'llj' plwmjwts iiltvrvst tlit-in too, :mtl :xt C'l11'ist1i1z1s timv lllt'j' usvcl tl10i1'1uusic'z1l talvnts to lmilu- tliv lmlicluys l12lI7lJlt'l' for tliv patients at Maulistm hospitals when they 5 ' wt-nt l'tlI'UllllQQ with the Ciilllllllil l'lii's. Still lift-. First row, left to right: J. Sunil, F. Nliglinim, li. Mills, R. Smith, iI'0IlSl1l'0I'Q J. liUWYll0illSIl1, vit'0-pri-sidolit: D. Spzulgt-iilwrg, pn-sitit-litg B llllflllilll, svc-11-t:11'yg S. Hopkins, J. Witlrnuyt-r, ll. Huston. Second row: IJ. Bonvss, A. l :u':1v:i, li. Phillippi, T. Vlvvis, J. Gatos, U. JUIHQCIISOII, K. Clnltlwt-ll, J. Moyvrs, D. Iifbtllllilll, li.. Young. Third row: C. Kzirlstrom, ll. Sf'lllllllIl.t'll1'I', ll. Pvtt-1'sur1, B. Masst-X, J. 'l'urlwi', R. Lumllmlm, li. St'l1:mll:i, li. Claimltt, J. Spullglc-1', T. Noraigt-r. i s J... a J l l 1 i 1 5 :V rw pl Lambda P111 1 u '1' s 131. g11111111 11111x'11111111 111llS11', 1 111 1111 S1111ll 1111 P1 1.11111111111 111111'l'1l11'1'll11j'1I'2lIISI3111'11'1111S 1JQ110S1S11111 1111112111111 1.111111. 1-1111111111111 W1111 11111111 11'1111s, l311111,1, 111111 s111111, 1111111' 11111111211 11111111111111 P111'1.y. -X1111 1111111 11111111 1111s 1111- 1111111 111111 gll1'S1S 11'111'11 1111111111 111 H1111 111 11111111 111 11111 P1 1.211111 s 11111'1y 1111 1l11ll11'l'11I111llQ, w11111i111111. '1'1111 1'1'2110l'II11j' 1111j'111111111s1y 13l'l1111'1i1'11 11111 111111s11 P5 g 1111'1l, 111 111:111111111'111 1'1111 11111'111' 111111 1111111111 il 1'1'1gg1111111111' 1 NV1I11'1'1 g:g1'111111111 1111 g111'S1S 111 11111 11111111 T1111 W11l1l1I' f111'1 111 11111 111111111111 11111111 111111 11111 spring 1'111'111111 111 K1l111 N111111111 1111115.16 w111'11 11111111' 111g1111g111s 111 11111 S1l1'12l1 y11111'. T110 P1 1.111111s 11111111111 C1ll'1S1Illil.S P1'f3jl'l'1. 111111 1111- '1'1'1 De1t,s 1111111111 11111 111 1111 il s111'1:11ss W111111 11111 1w11 Q1'13llI3S 111111111111111111 111 N1111'1111111'w11111 SZlll2l11Jl'11ll11. '1'1111 1111111g11s 21 1-1111111111111111 111 11111 l31l1121Il1111'11I311' 11111111-11v11s 111. 11111 111 l111'1111.y by 1111111111g 11111 111 11111111 11I'I31lZL1l21gl'S. 0111 1'111's w111'11: S11111 G111111111, 111'11s11111111g J1111l 1'1L11' 11111' 1'11'11-p1'11s111111111 1311111 1i1111ge111s111111, S111-1'111111'y: 111101 1111111 11111'U' 111111 , '4l11'111 1111111111 1111w11Q1'11111' 131611911 1112l1.S11l111. 5 1. - . - 1 H 1,l'1ll1'1'1UIl '-13. First row, left to right: 13. C711111111s1111, 1.. B1:11'go11s, J. 15111':1x, F. S1ll'1'. 15. c1131l1-'11, J. F:11'l1111', Mrs. W11111111111, S. f11lll111'1, J. W1111111111'g, B. I12UY11l'1l1'l', 13. Ii11I1g1'IlS11'1l1, F. f11IIl111'1. J. C101lf'Il, 11. 1,3111111e1111111z, J. 111011, P. S11'll11l, 1.. S1JllI1j1ll. Second row: B. 1,1ll0S, 31. CTO!-'SSf3l', NI. 13vo11ki11, 15. Porlson, A. P11111111111111, R. 1l111z111', H. f1ll1311l', A. A11111111s, J. S111v111, R. BI1l1111', 12. W11issn11111, S. S11t11111spi111, J. I311vis, H. S11111111111-k, X. 13111111-1', M. T111'k11wi1z, S. Ge-1112, 13. S111111111: Third row: P. 1111v, J. BliE1I'I111lIl, N. 1191111113 NI. C11111111111, 13. .-X1111Sh11k, N. S:11111111111', 11. 11:1r11s11, 11. P1111- kin, C. Lusk, A. K111111, 11. S1'1l2lfl'21ll, 13. S11111111, M. Zllt'1il'l', J. 11111, 11. L11v111, 111. 1111111113 W. W111ss11111'g111'. Fourth row: W. RE'S1l11'1i, 11.. Roman, R. I,l11y11s, A. c1131ll'Il, M. K11l11-11, J. R11111111111, S. K111111111, 11. S1-111111111111-, N. Atkins, 11. 13ll1l1, E. N12ll'I'l1S, B. Rush, 11. F111111l111:111, S. S1-11111111111 , 11. l3i11111111111, li. 11111-wit Z 1. S:11111111'S1111, .1. W11y11111'. I . 5 . First row, left to right: J. S1-x11111, ID. I,11g1111, I., SIC'Vl'I'I. Second row: I.. 111111111-, C. H1-1'1111111, Ii. 1i01'IJ1'I', W. I1l'Ilg,f!l1'1ll'I', 11. 11:l1i4'I', Nl. C'1111'11, I 111-11111, I 911111111111, W S11 Th' d I 15 IJ 111111 I I'1i11 11111 s1111 I1 1111111 I1 IJ K11 111 I1 ' ..1 4' 1 ,1 11'1I11. lr row: .. 11ss1-y, . 1' ,.. s 1 SN , . 1. V11 , . ss, 1'. .I111111s1111, IC. I1:11'S1 . II111111111, .I. I1I'1'IlZ1'1, .I. 1J11C11111's111, Ii. Ix111-s1111', S. I11'l'I1JI'. Fourth row: II. 11I11'I'1II1'1i. IV, H1111. S. I1111y1I-.I11111-s, If. Si1111111s1111, II. Imwisi N. I111 I 1,1111w1111, S N111 III, I HKIIIX, H 11118 1'I', . IRI I ps111111 1111'11y'e1', 1111'1f1'e1' Psi I 13511011 . . . 11111 w1111-k1111w11 Sllllg is 11sp111'1a11y 11111111111 11111'1111s11 1111-1'11 i1l'1' JIIIY 11Il'1'0 w111'11s 1111'1111gho11t. Psi I' s1111'11111 the year 1111 11y p11111g111g 11111 1111'g:g11s1 21111111 111' 1111111 111 its history 211111 1'o111111111111 1111s p1'11sp111'1111s Q1y11- 1111'1111g1111111 1111- year h11111111g p111'1111s 1-x'111'y 1v111'k111111. .X1'1 I s 1111111111194 11Zll'11 111 i11t1'a111111'111 sports. 131111151-1' IDIYIIIIJIVS 111111111 11111111 w111'k111g 11 . . 1 ,, .. 11 1 1111 i11 11111 y11111', 11111111 was CZIIIIIJIIS C7111'1111'111 111 14111-11 1111-111 IIIISY. A11 IIIIS 1111111311 111 EL 11111 sc-1111111111 111 11111 s1111p111's 111111 1is11111i11g pzlrties 111' 1'11111's1-. 71111 11111 1111 1111 N1l1'I2I1 1i1'1-, 11111111 W1-1'11 the 1111111111111 1'111'111111 1'11s1i1'1111w i11 1111- s111'i11Qg 111111-111's 1111' 1111s y11111' we-1'11: 1,1-11'1s 1311111113 1111-H1111 111 -11- NI111's11111 cI1ilI'1i, lst 1'11'1--p1'11si1I11111: 111111111 II111-111-1', 21111 1111 11114111111 Ch 1 N H 111 11111 348 - 1 1 1' ,,.. Y., , .. 1 . . 1 1.1 1 -. .1.. . . YY111'k111's 1111'11w 1111 1'11111' s11:11'I111-4. Psi U PSI Ion 1 I i1'1111-s 1v01'11 19111111911 111 11111 1'111'1'11 111111 1111- IN1 1' 1 I ill' 12' GTIIIEIII. 'IRIS '. F iur 1- First row, left to right: J. S1-11. 11. 1,11111111, 11. 1A'11A1'l', 11. 1112lll1i. J. 1,ll1'1l1, Mrs. 131111, 1 . 131111111. 1'. C'1111i11s. CY 1i11y111, 11. 11111111111-rg. Cf K111111, R. NllC'l'll1Jl'I'g. N1. B11-1ii1-111111. Second row: J. 111'l1l11IlgfS, 11. Y111111gs111:1111. 11. 1J11111'11111, 13. 1i11'1Il. H. 1,11111s1-11. 11. 151111111111 Y. 111111'111'11, J. f'11111111i11gs, 17. 15111111:111, 11. xY1'lJ1111'!41i1. .1. XYXII11. 11. N11IH'I'. 11. 1ii1k. H. 121151. Third row: W. 1'11.1'1111. 11. .'xI'Ill11, .1. R11-11:11'11s. J. '1'111-11. '1' S11:1v111', W. N11ll'11l'I'. 11. 151111. .1. 1J11v1s, '1'. N1111z1111', '11 1J:1111111. '1'. 1111111111 W. NI111'111111. J. C1I'1lI1l', 11. S11-11111-11s1111. li. 1111111s1111. Fourth row: 11. H1111s1111, A. 1J1111111s. J, 1111g111's. .1, K11111. lx. .XIII-xx1l11I'lllC'Il, 11. 1'l1ZSllll1lll11S. 1. 11 ISSIIIQI. 11. 1111Z1111'111111. f . 1l'2l1'Sf1I1. NX. 1111111111s1111. 11. C :11'1s1111. NI. B1-11111111. J. K1174'11l'l'. 11. 111-1i11111111. W. ,X11'X2lIl11l'l'. 11l1'l'1'S2l 11.1111 IIIHX' 11111111111111. Wx si fx 1 J 1 ., ' .1-1 ,f ' 11 L ' 1111 ' , , .5 I 11 -1,11 11 11 W ,Q WIU -.1 'f 2-1'-1 . 1- N111 1111 Sigma Alpha Epsilon T1111 S1f lIl11 .X1 11111 1C 1s111111 1111-11, 111111111' 1111111111 111' 1111 15 1 . 11111111111 111111111 111. S.X1C's 111111 1-1111111 1111 W2l11i11lU4 11111 111 7 ?'1 11111 11'11111 1111111' 111 1111111' 111111s1- 111 11-11s1 11111111 Il y11111' 211111 ' 1 1 '1' 11-111 H1111111 1111118 111111111 1l2lYl' N1111111111111 1111111 11 1111 11111 1111 '111111 111111111111 s11111111s 111. 11111. g11'111111. 111' 11I'il1lQlQ1'. 111 1'il1'1, 1 11111 111'11 11111111111 11s1111 111 11 211111 S11 is 11111 1-111111111s 1111 1111 11 1 ' s f .' ' ' 1 151 '11111lSl1l11'SS11ll'AY 11'111'11 1111 111111 l11N1 111111111111 111 1111 X1 1 1 111111111111. '1'1111s11 111111s gg11111'11 11111 1'1l1l'2l1l1'1' 111111 21 111111s11 11-11 is 111111 1111111 111' 11111 1il1'Q2Ql'S1 1l1'2l11'1'll11f' 111 11111 1111111111 81111115 111111114 11111 111 C'Yl'l'j' SAIC 1J2lI'1Y. g11'111111s 111 Z1 l'1111l1'1i1l1glQ I3211'1y QQ111'1'S 1'1111 1111 111-111-11 1'1111l'1lSll1gL 11111 1'l11111f1N 1 1r- XY 11-1 1111'11l1l'il1 1111- 'l1l1l11'l1 1,'l1111X' N111l'1J1lX 111' 1111111 1111 1111 ' Z.,1 . b.. 1 , 1 1 1 .4 5 11-11'1y 11111'1'111s 21 11l1111I'111.l11 111111' 111 1111- 1111QQ1I1Il1llQ. 11111 1111111 1111 1'2l1'1'l0S 11111 l1S112l1 1'1ll1l'I'. 1111111111111 11111 S.X1C's 11115 V11111: W1-1'11 1'11'1'l1 111'IlIl11. IJI'1'r1 1 I ' gm' 1'11x1l11l1l1l1'1'. X'11'11-I1l'l'S111!'Il1I l'11111'111s 11111211 111111 1111 X . f1'1'I'111211'j'I 211111 1,111l1 f1111lIlS. 11'1'2lSl1l'l'I'. 349 1 First row, left to right: lb. Bzwlmer, J. Thompson, H. Pike, J. Pearson, IJ. Huber, R. Urfer, T. Williams, S. Foster, R. Guumnitz, J. Geffert, IJ. Wheeler. Secood row: M. Noling, XV. Frazier, R. Sehultz, T. Thompson, W. Johnson, ll. Rasmussen, P. Freehette, J. Gaumnitz, P. XVeiss C. Preston T. Watkins J. Carlson. Third row: L. Seyherth ll. lIotl'm:1n, Ci. Peterson R. Fritseh ll. Norlzieh J. Vollmar, D. Gould Q. Mzirslmll, J. Miullen, M. Caiitwell, n. niistiiti, n. rim, P. Bm-gt! Fourth row: it. Stohlmzin, J. steddick, J. Mttmh, n. 121-suit, T. Leiseri lx. Yeliner, J. Lee, K. Thompson, XY. Pope, P. Worthington, IG. Chmielinski. Fifth row: R. Voell, W. Sorenson, J. Browne, ll. Morris, B. Kulzrs, J. Hulmer, l.. Johnson, ll. Fzirr, ID. Patnosh, ti. Klouehku, C. Stone, NV. Kellogg. Statistics Seminar. 0 I1 ' Sigma C I The Sigma Chi's were able to cull themselves ehzunps this ear the f held the football division title besides . 7 heinff zietive in vollevhall hzisehall and other mzror D ., 7 7 sports. Their som-ial season hreezed by in at midst of beer slippers, theme parties and listening parties. The Sigma Chils joined two other frziternities for the annual Klimni Triad .llanee in the spring. The highlight of the soeizil season was the Sweetheart forinztl, at whieh 21 new sweet- heart was erowned. Signia C'hi's were also aetive in various enmpus at-tivities sueh as Pzrrent's XVeekend :ind Clunpus Cariiival. As at spec-iul c-liztrity projeet this year, the Signm C'hi's sponsored at Christinas party at the Morningside Szuiitorium. Sziturcluy morning pledge duty often eon- sisted of ehzirity projeets in and around Bladison. OH'ieers for the past yezu' were: lliehzucl l'rt'er, presi- dent, Dain Huher, viee-president, Douglas llztsmussen, pledge trainer, John Pearson, seeretzuy: :ind Tom iVil- lizuns, house inzrnziger. 350 P111'1'l11-1-sils llly gilllltk Sigma Nu 3111111111-1's11i11 :lt Sigma N11 1'1-111-111111 11111 111ti11111t11 111 V111'i11ty this y11:11'. 1x11 t1Zl1'1Y 11111 1-1111s11s 1'1-V1-1111111 that 1111-1'11 1v111'e 20 lish, 111111 111111 1'stz1l1lish1-11 1'1-si1111111'y 111 thc- fish 11111111 111' Sigma Nuls 111111' pz1ti11, 111111 -15 1111111. 1C1'1111ts 111' 11111'z1111111111t i11t111'1-st 1111 t11is y11z11 s s111'i11l 1'il1Q11t12l1' i111'l11111111 the C'h1'ist11111s 1-tJ1'1ll21l, the spriiigg f111'111z1l, 11111'i11gg 111111-11 21 A'Whit11 1'111s1- Q11111111'l was 1'1111s1111, 211111 tho t1':111iti1111:11 151111-14 1 1111t-11111111 1911111 l72l1'1Y with Sigma NlllS 11111 1'i1'z11s 111 ATO. '1ll11'Sp11'11 111' s11l1'-stilic-i1-111-y 111111 1 1'111l M111-11's 11l'1g1ll2l1 -X111z1t11111' l11l11I'll 111'11Vz1i11111 111 11th111' f11111-ti1111s Sl1t'l1 ELS h1111s11 11111111-s 111111 1lz1111'es W111111 Sigma Nuls 11111si1-111 1111111111 1111111 2111151-1111. f11110l' 111'1111ts 111' i11t1-1'11st i111-111111-11 ZLII 11111111111 11'1111k111111 11111'i11g l111111111'11111i11gr, the P111'1111tsl xVt't'liU1lt1 1'z11'ty, 211111 the 11511211 111111111 111' 111111111 s11pp111's with s111'111'iti11s. C11111p11s f'111'11i1'11l, il 1111111111'11111i11g 1111111 1111t1'y, 111111 21 cl111'1S11l1i1S pz11'ty 1111' 11 1111-211 1-11z11'ity w1e1'11 s1111111 111' tl111 special 111111s1- p1'11j1-1-ts. 011111-1's 11'111'11: Jz1111es Alt'cl111'tlj', 1-11111111111111111': J111111 Gehl, Vic-11-111'11si111111t3 111111911 C'z1111111'1111, s111-1'0ta1'yg Neil xY2L11C10I' Jugt, t1'1-z1s111'111': R11'11Z11't1 111-11111, s111-1111 1-11ai1'111z111. First row, left to right: KI. S1-1-111-1', Nl. l1z111g1111s, R. B1l1t'11t'I', N. Y:111 IJ111' Jugt, J. 111-111, J. A1C'cl1lI'Llj', M. 111111'111:111, IS. lilllltllx, J. Huggett. R. H1111111. Second row: J. M11xf11-111, J. Mc-Halo, J. VVQ-ir, J. S11111l, L. Smith, C. 11111-111111, 13. Tishlcr, R. L1-wis1111, 11. 111111s1'11ow, J. Hanson, J. 19111141-, R. VV11g11er, J. IqI'1Lt'IIl0l', J. J:111ss1-11. Third row: M. M111111y, T. Finlay, R. 11111113 'l'. Main, D. lJz1v1-1111111't, 11. Bislmp, M. 11ill1'1'. R. C1lIIlt'l'llll, K. Brokaw, G. 11111111111-s, C. llugcr, J. JOI11-s, J. 111'1 14 2 -unv- . ,.,- 2 11 w11st 111111 111' 11111 021111111115 1111111 1'111't11i111y 1li11 1111t 111111111 21 11'11t111'11111 spirit illlj' loss g1'1111t t111111 t1111t 11x11i111t1111 1111 'X 12ll'll1TV 11111, 1111 11111111111 11111111 1-1'1111t1111 to 1111111 1'11st111' 11111111 , . , 'pg' two 111' 11111 y11111 s 111'1111ts: t1111 19111-1111111111' N111t11111'-S1111 111111111111t was 11111 first 111' 1111111 is 111 1111111111111 il y11111'1y 1' 1111st11111, 211111 11111 1'111'si1111 Kitty D2il'1j' wit11 1'11st1111111s, 1 M t1111ts, 111111 11x111i11 1111111 1111111i11g 1111 O1'i1111t111 11t11111sp11111'11 was this 5171111215 v111'si1111 111' 21 y0Zll'1j' Sig1g11111 1'11i 111'tiV1ty. x'111111y111111 t11111'11111111111ts. 1X1s11t111'1111g111 ll11l11'111'S1110511511121 1'11i's 111111111 21 11i1'111-t 1'1111t1'i1111ti1,111 t11 11111 N11111is1111 1-0111- 1111111115' by 1-1111111111ti11gg sports t11111'11111111111ts 1111111111111 t1111 1111111 of the f1'11t111'11ity 111111 1119 boys 11t t1111 1Ji11g1111sti1' Sigma Phi 17111 11111 1111111 111' Sig11111 11111, 1ix'i11g i11 11111 1'11si111111t1111 gm ,ha .111111111111 st. This 1111-11ti1111 p1'11111pt1111 11111 1111ig1111111'11111111- 111ig1111111' 1'11111ti1111s. '1'1'1111iti1111 11111 111111 111111' 11'11s s111111 111 f' 111 sports t1111s11 1111-11 st111't1111 t1111 y1'2ll' 11I'1' right by 11111'i11g s111-111111 i11 t1111i1' 111v1si1111 i11 t1111 11111 i11t1'11111111'111 '1111t111'. T110 g1'1111p's11H11-111's we1'11: 11i1-1111111 S11111'i, presi- 1111111g '1'111111111s 1.111111111, vi1'11-p1'11s1111111tg 1'11i1ip 11111111111's1111, A-11 x11111'11t111'y3 1'11t111' 1'101111l2111S1'11, t1'1111s111'111': 211111 .1111-11 C111111111- F1111 11111, l1Iv1-Z' All 11111111-1' 11131 111111s11 111111111gg111'. First row, left to right: 11. 1'11p11, K. BI111's111111, l'. 1'1l'1K11l2lllS1'll, T. 1A'12lllI1, 11. S11z11'i. 1'. 111111111-1's1111. J. 11111. IJ, Iillilllll. Second row: Il. 1 111'1115, 11. 1'1I'Q'l1I'1C11, J. f11lUl'lll1l'j', 11. l111st111111111. V. '11llNYlll', W. 1iI'l'lJOI'S, A. S11lv11s1111, .l, xY1'l'11l. Third row: 11. N1llf'11l'1'. '1', 1'1I'211l1SK'1l1, 11. Sf'1l1IlillX111'1i, 1. SW111111111111. NX, Sl'l'1l'1111. 19. 1C11111, 13. 11111111-1'. .l. S1-1111111t111'. il. H111'111111, E ' 'MFE 115- ' 'WWW - 'PVP' Ylf - 11111 -111 :,, xlxxx Siggxxizx lllxi lfpfilxxxfs zxgzxiix slxxxxwxl llxx-xxxwlvxxs In lxx- x Qpiritml :xml xxvlivxx l'x':xlxxl'1xi1y. imxxlx lirzxwl l,ilI'lY lix llxx- lxxll. M114-fls :xml ll'lllC'l'llllV IlllIIllM'l'S l'f'Ylll'l1'Kl In xlzxvs xxl Ilxx- x':xx'x-xxxxxlx :xml wwf- xllmxxl xxx Sllllillllll x-xxstxlxxxxxs nl zllllllllll SlillIS. lxxxmx mwli- lxrxxs. vtv. lim-xxi':xIixxixs 1'2ll'I'lt'll xxxxx llxx- llxxximu I pk pxx1'lix-ipzxtvxl iix vzxxxxpxxf :xx-xivixixxs Fmxlx :xs flllllllllb C 1I'IllX'1ll :xml llUIllf'1'HlIllllg1. gxxll' :xml xxtlwrs, wx-xv :xlso UllI0l'K'1l ilxlxx xxxxllxxxsizxslivzxlly, ll ll4'I'IlllV 1'wlx'vxxx':xIx-xl Ilxxxlx' pxxrxv rmxixx. lllllrll. Xll't'-IH't'SIllC'll'KI .lxxlxix Xxxpx-l, sm-i'xx1:xi'x': lixxlplx lizxlqx-xg Sigma Phi Epsilon l'iI'flIIlHxlillllllllilll l51':xxx'ls Inlxxfxxiwxixxxxx-xxIxxpzxriiw, lliglxligglxlixxgg llxx-ii' sxxvizxl l'illl'llllIll' was llxcx Nlzxxxx- lim-sixlxxs Ilxv 5lllIl1'I'tll Vxxxxml nl' sm-izxl l'YlllllS. Ilxxx Sig lIlll'2l,Illl1l'2ll sports sm-lx xxs lmxllxxxll, lrzxvli. lxzxsx-lmzxll. .Xf ax spwfizxl pxmjx-xxx lux' This yvxxr. xmxixxlwrs ul' llxxx .Xml In tic- ixx xlxx-sxmly sixlv xxl'4'xxll1'g1x'. tlxxx Sig lfpk ml f'x'lxxxlzxxslxip :xx llxxx spew-izxl pxllqxxxsxx ul' Ilxxx xxrgzxixi- Ullix'xx1's xwiv: ,xlilll lxxxlx-llxrxlxlx. piwxsixlvxxll lm' Nlvvif. f l'1l3ll 'lllll .xllll Qlxxx IIN:-s sufxp. luo. st IOW, left to right lf. Nl'lS4lll, .l. llvisf. li. lg2Ilil'I'. X, li1'll'llIlJllIl. l,, Nlxxvis, .l. Yxilpx-l, ll. ll:xlliv1'x-Y. .l. Nm-w, SeCOI1d r0WZ S. Nl:-liilxlli lx cl2lIllIDlN'll, li. Klm-llvr. ll, lfxxx, ID. limi. li. Willugv, J, Wxxllixxlqzx. ll. C':x1'x'1xll, R. NY1-ixlx-xxx:xxx11. Third row: li. Pxxllc. S. Kxxxxm-, if Zzxlxxx ll l'xm'x-ll, ll, Sm-ll-lcl. NY, Xl:xx'x-Ins, lf. lizxllxlu-, .l. lixxylxx, 42, lixxxx-llzx, fi, liI'lllxgPl'. First row, left to right.: J. l31'i11k111a11, li. Bailey, I.. l5I'lU'll, IJ. Klt'Cjllll't5, J. Walstafl, ll. Holtz, A. Matz, R.Sl1i1-111111, M tl 111 IIS , Second row! K. l521ll0I', A. Boa, li. Cl:111s111:111, C. Zwvrg, T. Allch, R. Kato, IJ. lilt'I11lllt'lt', H. llalivllo, W. S4-icls-111:111, K l llsll Thlrd row J. tl1'a11t, D. A1'c'l1iu, YV. lloulc-, R. Walls, H. l'ic1hl, J. XYt'lllgI'2lIltlt, lb. Yoss, ll. lJtlllll0llSt'l', R. Svhilcl, R. l5UI'IlSl2ltgt1 X lXI11Vl Four row: T. ltlllgfll, M. lii1'kl1o1'11, 13. Joh11so11, Cf. l,oos01', N. Millor, lj. Doc-plw, li. Fl1I'2lll, J. Ct'l'I1t'j', li. 3lI'l'TlIlS, R. Sl 111 ' llvllo -Nikita' Tau Kappa Epsilon cl2ll'l Yll1g o11 their fllltt t1'aclitio11, tho 111911 of Tau Kappa l'lpsilo11 again sc'o1'0tl 2111 awarfl for lllflll' i1llIll121l HtJll1t3f'fDllllllg Display. Tho Tvkvls also had 11 full svheclulv this yoar witl1 pa1'tir'ipatio11 i11 othor c'a111p11s activities suvh as lIltl'kl1I1l11'ZLl sports Zllltl Cla111p11s cl2l1'l1lVZil. Tho social 1-al011da1' was full witl1 a l1ost of partivs. Top vVQ11ts wore tho C'l11'ist111as Zlllil sp1'i11g lio1'111als, tho Shipw1'0r'k, fi2ll1gSl.9l', and xYt'Sl91'l1 Parties, and the Artistl Ball, Stlllltxtlllllg new was Zltlflfxll at the Take- houso this yt-a1' with the advent of a littlo lJI'0XVll dog of Cll1lJl0llS l1v1'itage whicfh was p1'o111ptly r-l11'isto11vcl Toka. 'llclka was ohtaiuecl from the vity pound aftor hm' pic't111'0 was puhlishocl as tho Stato .lUlll'll2llyS Dog of tho Wvcvk. 'l'l1votHt-01's w01 0: Javk Walstatl, p1'esidc11t.g Dol lXlt'Cll1l't', vit-0-p1'f1siflo11t 1 Al Matz, sw'1'11ta1'y3 l,t1l'l'Y Holtz, t1'f1as111'v1': Bob rllll0ll1tlN, plvrlgc t1'ai11c11'g Al Boo. som-ial t'll21ll'Ill2tll. 35-t First row, le R. Tvrnplv. Third row: li Ntllllllfllf I N Fourth row: I l 1 N mu I . f I 1 w 1 4. s St row, left to right: tl.S1f1111, IJ. 1 ,, I IJ I'I1 flu .I,Ii111sI1111-I1..I.Ii111'I11I:1k,I lxl1p11111l111I1 Se I M111 I1 XI.N1-111114,I-.Hl1111,.I. NHI1111 41 IJ1 I 1111 1 I Ix111111 I lx ll 111 'If Iilvist, I . xvUl'IOIl. I.. 'l'x111 Ii I41111IX111111 lx l'1 Img, Ii Hxu 4. H111 IJ ul. I Xml '. sz .Sll ,.,. Il. 'I'I141111ps1111. .X. 01111111 I.1111k1111lY II1-1'1- it 6 Ii ' f 11 Zeta Beta Tau Zllltl pl2lIlS t'111' 111'ti'1'iti11s 111 1-111116. gilllllx 11111l 1'1111ti11111'1l 1111 with H111111'1'11111i11g z1111l th1- wi11t1'1 z1111l spring l'tlI'lllillS 218 pill'llt'lll'1I'lV l11'i0'l1t sp11ts. L . r-1 's vying for tho host 1'1.1st11111e prizv. tvst. 11111 1 s1111lx11 plilll i11t11 Ptlwt. with 1111111 l.l'tJ1ll Illilllf' 1l11pz11't1111111ts 111' llll' 1111iVe1'sity 1-o111i11g 111'1-1' t11 talk. OHM-111's t'111' lllll y11111' XX'lxl'9'HL1gl1 l'iI'illlt'U, p1'Qsi1l1111t3 l'h1l l51'11w11, V11-1--111'11si1l1111t: Alikv l1itwa11'k, s1-1'1'1'tz11'y: Wish11-1-1111111-111111111111-1-1-t111i1-. l.LlI'l'A' l'iI'lt'llIl1Llll, fI't'ilStll'l'l'I Hc1w111'1l Cl111'1l1111. hist111'i1111. Flrst row, left to right: li. Zis1111k, li. l.i11l11-1'111:111, I.. l.i111l1111l1:111111, A. Nl11sl1i11, Nl. l.itw111-li, ll. l'll'2lllt't', Hrs. C1'i1-t'11ls, P. l51'11w11, li. l is1-I11-1: l rllI't'gt'l', It. ll11s1-11l1:111111, lt. AYiliSIll2lIl. Second row: R. Sw1-1-t, A. SllUVt'l'S, J. S:1li11gzg1-1', IXI. ll11l1l, li. H:1111ilt011, N. A111111-11tl', S. l 1'i1-1lst1-111, R C11l111'11s, li. Si1l111111111, J. l'11ll:11-k, Al. tl1':1is. Third row: C. G111'1l1111, NI. Sll'IlSSlJ1'l'Lf, A. C'l1:111111:111, J. R11s1-11l1:111111, H. Sllf'l'llTl'l', P. l'liSllIllIlIl. l lJt'lllt'll, A. W1-l1111', A. 'lllll'Ilt'l', I.. ll2lt'l', ll. tl111'1lo11, HI. St'llIll'lflt'l'. Fourth row: J. liviss, IJ. l'1'1fss, A. llflglbfi., J. S1-gal. A..I11s1-1111, W. ssvwitz, li. llt-ll1111'11, IJ. lX2lIJl2lIl, li. lxaltz, C. Cz1pl1111, S. R11l1i11, KI. tl111'li1-lc, S. S1'l1l11si11g111'. V lh1- l2ll't'S 111 hill pl111lg11s w111'1111't all that wus 111111 :it llllx Zl5'l' l11111s1' this V11111' Wlltxll the l-l'ill0I'ltllV 4l'll'lt'tl t '11 s111-1-11sst11l s1111111ste1's. lhe l10llSl' 1ts1-lt lliltl haul s1111111 Hli2lt't' lit'ti11gg illltl th01'Q wwe z1ls11 Illilllj' 111-w i1l11:1s lh1 Stltlill s1111s1111 klvkvcl oft utter th1' l11'st t1111tl111ll Ntllillllf' 1111 th1- s111'i11l 1':1l1111dz11', was th11 llllllllill Uzzirk l'111'ty, with Illillly Daisy Alayls Hillltl l.i'l Ah- 7 Xl1111g3g witl1 thvse' parties, the 1111111 litlllllll ti1111- 111 pz11't11'1pz1t1- 111 lI11111111'1'1l11gy, Cz1111p11s Clz1l'IllYLll, lgiltlgltll' y111pi1-s, illll'2lI1llIl'ill sports 211111 the Yvll Lilac lltxll 1-1111- As 111111 11t' tl11'i1' 1111w p1'11j111'ts f1'11' the j'0il1', llltx Zl3'l s fmwwmmfm is I smut ut iw-. INDEPENDENTS flu It tppwtls tit' Stzttv strwt. iii tl1isytl:1I'XN:1s:tlt UIJPII lirmtisv atlttir tlitt Incl s Day Imat- lmztll gztnitt tn Wl'lt'HIlltl patrvitts atiitl t'i-twig. :tml UXVIIZIIIQIU tliiiiwrs with tliti Illtlll s tlUI'IlllltII'ItlS mi 1-armpits. Ilmiivt-oiiiirig Ilt't'tlI'illlUIlS wats Hllly mic! vxzxiuplc ot tlit xmrli ut' tlitt girls ul' .Kim lCi1iv1'y tlimiiglitmtit tliv past Venti tlw tvrrilit- xx'm'lQ ul' tltis yt-:Irs slzxtt- ut' tirlic-ws: Kart Iiiiirlst-Iii. pwsitlviitq .lutly l.ustnl4, x'it't--pwsiclvilti Put Ill l'ivi'rv, .itttliriztl t'll2lIl'lll:lIlQ :mtl .hllll Vlvllllillllh .NYS rvprv- Fir KI .X Ann Emery .Xml l'lii1vi'y, fmt- fit' tlttt lztiggvst iittlctpt-iltlciit girls 1' s 's-1 sis' iz ' 'z- 0 .Xiiimtgtltv ll1Illlf'2lt'lIX'Illt'S tht- 1861 girls pztrtit-ipztttttl I 'I'l1is spiritwl t-o-npvintiuii was tltwvlopttcl tlirrmuglt wriiig, sw'i'm-t:1i'yg Nlc-rr-tlitli Klilllliil, tim-z1st11'v1'g Pc-mix llo-ln! YUlI.I'l'f'IIIlIIllIS4'4l. st row, left to right: J, Sit-lwrt. J. Stuvt-r, Ii. Vlztrk, J. Sf-I1ilfl':1rtl1, .l. Sc-Iirm-tlvr, NI. lit-ll, J. Nlokrr-is, J. I t-f-litliw, Ii. Vtviiipttvli, .I. Nic-irmiiii, . NI:-1-kt-s. Second row: Ii. Nlvlittyrv, I.. IICIIII, tl. Gill. S. I l0I'llfIli'I'. Ii. Iflrvitziiittii, II. l'uIl4n-ik, li. Iiimlsvlii. Mrs. Mlztixis, J, Imstolq. Will1NIXI1liII1ttcl5Ixo ' 'i qlt-', . , . :tt 4:, '. -r - 1, .' 'url r. IS. Iiatslgt. H. ICz1tfm11,VI5. Ii:tlI11l1:trAIr..I. 'I'jfifl:tt,.l, flIlIIII'l'flIl. Third rpw: S, I nllic-mils, Ci. Ilvimisi Ii. Iivll. I.. Nlzilwr, J. Iirrullt-y, ll. ftmlt-y. N. NIIIITISUII. A. ghfllllllgifttll, Ii. IXIIlt'.X', Ii. Iiuwt-s, Ix. Ilultlumpl, X. ISllII4'I'lltIl1gll, lu. Ilrnliv, lu. flmw-s, NI. Nm-slwit, .l. Iimll, I . Vtirtiii. IC. Iiit-rmtui. A. Alix-iitlrotli. N. Tylt-r. S. NIIIVIPIIX. II, Yullq. Fourth row: li. tlutlirit-, KI. Sitiklvr. N. 9:-litirggc-r, S. XYIIILUII. IS. Smitli, Ii. Nlvliimiis. KI. IIIITJIII. Ii. Alpc-rt. S. Wt-1-lttt-r. 'lf llumlixinii, I.. IIVHIXII. N. Ilirsrli, Y. Iiif-lmrcls, CY Ilrnmtmii, I I ' t ' I ' 1 YY1 Ull I Stllmr J Fi KIIII Fifth IS V1 tim I lit Illgll I Ill Xlillt I' Yt tlmx NI I'irl :u'liso11. IJ. xIlI'l'f' ti, N. I-lit-li. KI. :ss ,-.I 1 . s' row: . -1s 1. ,. 'ss Y , .. M -. .. 'Z '.. . - m.u1i1. IS. Iitisf-li. J, Ilmrt-, Ii. Iiztxm-r. NI. Nlrtgiitissvn. IJ, Ilixmi. NY. Iirclslmit-r. Ii, Ilulmlitirg. .I, Trtijillu. NI. Iirmrli. Ii, NI2lt'llI'l'Il.i S. Iirivlq, XI. Yun Iiilwr. l'. I':1ttt11'stm, J. II:1I111. S. RQIUIIIISVII. H I 1- ,,,..:'au...Y' ts I Carroll Hall This was tho seoond yoar that Carroll Ilall was on VZIIIIINIS ancl again it was an aotivity-paokod and enjoy- ahlo yoar for tho one hunclrofl ninoty-oight. rosirlentrs. Tho fall opon-houso got tho soniostor oil' to a sno- oossfnl start providing fnn for all thoro. Ifrom thon on, tho soniostor spooflecl hy with a fnll sohoclnlo of honso partios antl mnoh time and onorgy spont on a Iloinoooming ontry. I Soooncl somostor kept up tl1o fast pac-o of fun. Humor- ology and Campus Carnival woro two spooial highlights in tho spring. Paronts woro honorocl at spooial fnnotions during Paronts' Wookcnd, and also had a ohanoo to see tho nioclornistio now homo away from homo for thoir tlanghtors. To onrl a full social rooorcl on a ospooially hright noto, thoro was tho spring formal. Tho otlioors for this yoar woro: Maroia lfutowsky, prosiclont: l.oatrioe Ilouhon, vioo-prosiclonti Barrio Sohwartz, troasnrorg Sue Vloisohakor, sooretaryg Caryl Slnnnan, sooial ohairman, Sara Karon, sorgoant-at-arms. Thoy any lit- th-inks, too. First row, left to right: J. Pinos, M. Simmons, S. Iflnsohakor, B. Soliwartz, M. Ifntowsky, C. Shorman, S. Karin, I.. Iinflik, S. Lowo, R. Wolroi Second row: I. Friodman, M. Clilclon, l'. tlroonlu-rg, S. Bayor, ll. lillll7tlI'Sll, I . tloltlish, I.. Willing:-r, l'. tlroonlmorg, II. Abrams, l'. liotlwinok I.. lintlman, .I. Brownstone, J. Jaoovson, C, Iilotz, B. Kaino. 'Ihird row: S. Carp, Il. We-inhznim, IJ. Shapiro, S. Cornhlnt, J. Chr-skin, I3 tiottfriotl, l', Margolin, B. Lerner, I.. Torry, S. Fntowsky, S. Tnlmor, S. Barnott, tl. llasso, I.. Anton, ti. Chnso, .I. Phillips, A. Pastor, Ii. Glassoi Fourth row: I . Sionla, H. Blnmontoltl, li. llfltltllllilll, J. Pnttoiman, .I. Shoiman, I.. Millor, M. liorkoll, S. tintkin, M. Holly, I.. Cohon, K I.owonsohm, I.. 'l'homas, .I. Bnman, I.. Coopor, I.. Frank, .I. Ifllor, IC. Smith, S. Bingham, .I. Clroon, M. lloso, M. linokloy. Fifth row: ID Stornlmorg, IS, 'l'ovin, I.. Nnsshanni, M. Roth, M. Soroka, I.. Blaokor, IJ. Tnriok, ll. Monclolsohn, IC. Iilnmlvorg, N. Stilos, M. Uvson, M. Sohr: I. Sohnoirlor, A. Iiassnor, IC. Plansky, I.. Sitoxnan, C. Hollio, ll. Iloylo, IJ. 'l'r:1vis, ll. liorlin, S. Von llor linost-hook, Sixth rowt.-X. Slianlxorg. I.. Robinson, IS. Clolrlstook, T. Stoin, M. tlrosol, .I. Fox, C. Gros-nwolcl, li. Ilosnor, S. Nathan, ll. Altloiman, li. Iiosonliorg, R. Fraud, S. Smith ID. Iiomhlo. It. Wolfman, J. IYI-iss, W. Sohnoiclor, M. Shapira, .I. Johnson. IJ. Ilonningtrfn, H. Stoinhorg, S. Sjarp, .I. Burns, I.. Blnn. E . lgft' r .I . t 'Wiki 9 ' . 1 lf -nag E 1 ' xx .om'lq, tl. Sllxxxixlq, t'. Strm-la, li. Kc-tvlxxxixx, ll. lixwlnix. Second row: NI, Sxxlvxlx-r, NI. Jolxixsorx, l'. lillt'IllIllI'l'lt'lIl7 rfxrtlx, C. l txx'i'y, lx. l'fxllm-li, Nl. l5l'I'g, P. Nl:-C':xrtlxy, ff. cl2ll'lSOII, A. Sc-lxxilx-r, .X. Nlnrrisoix, CT. C':xlflwt-ll, IC. llixxtz. Third row: l.. litxt-lmwxxl, X. 'l':xlxt-r, C. fl:-rlix-ln-r, W. Tipps, J. C'ow:xix, S. 'l'xitlxill, J. Hviixtz, J. 'l':xtlx:xixx, J. lilmlxxxrg, B. Ilxilmlz, li. linixxlfxw. .l. Stitt, K. Puxxlus. K. lirit-lasmx, ll. St-hxmk, Nl. Wnxxgglx, K. Fish, li. l'llSllIIl!IIl, tl. Nlzxlek. Fourth row: S. lfxxlk, KI. Boxirlilrxml, CY Hill-X, Tivggs. J. Rvixm-rs, li. lit-ixsuix, P. l'0ttx:r, .l. NY:xtsfx11,J, llviim-rxliixgvr. l.. llvstx-r, K. l'ric'c-. N. XYilx-wx, S. Yzxrlzxml. Svhwxirtz, X, Blntsmx. l.. lilllltllll. Fifth row: Nl. Vzxim-, tl. Klm-im-r. l'. l'xvlj:xlq. J. Wilkvixs, tl. lit-ixl. li. lixxml. First row, left to right: CT. I Y. lS:xlxl5, li. llatns. S. Whilst S. llittl-r, K. Nl2lllf'lll'Sll'l', Cf li. l r:xgc:r. J. Yun live-i'y. .l, S, lillt'llI1l2iIl, A. Nlx-.Xlvxr Xl. liulxiixsoii. if .lulxixsmh S. Phillips, A. Fvlxllxxxxxsx-xx, .l, .XSIJlIlXY1lll. K, llaxmxw. l., l5xx1'11.x:xs. S. ll:xi'xlgx-uvv, C , lzxllxgv. S. Yzximir. K, l,Itlllt'lll7Il4'll, Cf lYt'l1tz. K. tlxislrxll, li. l,llVl'XY1lll, Sixth row: ll. lfimx, J. Rilm. X. lixxlmlx. ll, ll:x:xst'l1, ll. lit-:xx-lx, l., l:x11m-r. ll, liiuxlvy. l . t'xx:xl4lx-y. J. Sharp. Y, Smlx-rlxt-r,g5, .I. xlt-lil-Vx-y. S. Klixltllx-tim, l'. Nlnrli. J. l,x-lxuxxxmx. Xl. f'r:xwl'r:rrl. J. Hzxrtsvll. lf, llxxssx-ll. Nl. Nlillspnxxglx. A, Nlx-luwvxx. IS. Jxxm-s. J. W.x':irxl. N. Uxxxxix-x'. Langdon Hall A full yv:xr of :xx-tivitivs for thx: girls :xt lhxixgtlxm ll:xll hogzxxx with :xxx 013011 lioust: in tJx'tolwx', to whivh t'YOI'ytJll0 was ixxvitctl. Nlvlxvxx fmmtlxull swxsoxx st:xrtml. IStl1:1t:xfp+xtwl1m1st:11'fl7 llilllgdtlll h:xfl 1-ntluo hours :xftvr 0:11-h lxmm: gguxm: giving the girls tiim- to visit with fzxmilit-s :xml lricxmls. Un l3:xtl's Day :ill tht: l':xthc-rs nf tht' girls wt:1'v lxmxfxretl :xt :x spm:i:xl llllll'llt'0Il. To lxcnxor thc: m-w ll0llSt'Il10ll101', Hrs. lYvmlt, :x tv:x w:xs lit-lxlllxx-:xll tht: l1Ul1SttIl1Hll1t'l'SUll 4-:x1upus. C'hristm:xs smxxx wzxs lit-rc :xml :1 party lux' thc: girls with :x lillll-lilllgfill lllUYlt' :xml plvixty ul' l'ttl'l'ttSlllllt'lllS w:xs hvlcl. With spring mxxxixxg llxortl wc-rc: imxrx- zxvtivititxs. Both pzxrvixts :xml girls hml :x ggmmcl tiim: :xt thx' sptwizxl lxxm-lxvmx lor the p:xr0xxts tlllI'lllQQ l':xreixts' Wm-livxxml. The: xtuxx vmlocl with :x lilvt miggmnx clixxmxr ixx lxumxr ul' :xll tht svixioiw. tlflixwws this yt-:xr wc-rv: Bvtty Hxxlmlz. p1'x-sixlvxxtg J:xmxt Stitt. x'it't:-px'vsi4lx:xxt: -ltlllll l'ilIlll1l1l'Ql. sm-x'4:t:xI'5'Z lgilI'llLll'2l 360 11Hi1'1a1IIy i11i1i111111I with :111 11111111 I11111s11 at tI111 I111gi1111i1115 111' 11111-I1 S1-11111s1111'. TI111 I'1'i11111IIy 111111 wz11'111 11111111s11I11-111 IQ 111111111111-1I 1I11'1111gI111111 1I111 yc-111' I11' 1I111 I111l1s1'111111I111 11 1I111 111111 111' 11111-I1 s1111111s11-1'. Illillly I111111' s111111111's 111111 1x1-I1z1111111 1Ii1111111's, z1111I 11I'1111'-1I111-gz111111 11111111 I11111s11s. III 1I111 NIJIIIIQL, 1I111 I11111-1 111111 LLIIIN 1l1-x111111I 11 111-11I111111I 111 I11111: I'I1yIIis I'II'0f'1IlI1ilIl, x'11'11-111'1-wi1I11111Z .I111Ii1I1 Ii:1sI1111. 41 1 31 gg . 3 .. ff I ififlw- f A First row, left to right: A. AI11'11111s. II. II:1i111-s. N. KIIII111-, IJ. H1-1'1z, R. Ii11s1111I1I11111. Ii. Ii1':1II'. I,. NI:11111. IC. IIIIlIllI1'l'. Ii. I.11vi1:1s. J. K111I1II11-rgr. ' ' 11111 Second row: Ii. Sz1111I1f1's1111. NI. WiIIi:1111s. CY I.111z1111'. J. NIiII1-1'. H, A1i11sIiy. Hrs. II. II:1I11111-111. I . I'II'1'l'lIII1I1II. .I. I5:1ski11. .I. S1-I1:11'I'1-1', V. lx: LL I I11111 . Ii. Third row: V. J:11'ks1111. I.. Yl'I'l'I. N. ISI1111111. NI. XY11I1', S. C'11I11-11, Ii. I'11II111'k. I.. NY1-i11s111i11. Ii. IS:11111111i1z. O, KI:11'1L11Ii11. IC. S1111 1, 1. ja s 111111 I 1111111 IJ 1111I ll IIXIIIII I 1I1111i1'11. R111111-1'. S. VIIl'IIlIll1'Ii.1I. S11-151-I, I.. IC11s1111I4. S. S1'h11'111'1z. Fourth row: IS. IS1'11'k. NI. II:11 .. S ' . . V1 - 11 . S, U' 1 1, , 4 1 -'1 ' 1 ..- 1 1 - I.. C11I11-11. II. II111111-1':1111'1-, IS, 5Il'I'Il. N. h:1I111'. IS. Hass, IS, Ilnss, J. 51l1'IiS. J. f111v1'1111. I'. I.111. .X. XI111'1':11'. F1111 we 11111v1- 1111117 II11s11i1:1Ii1y is thv I11-y1111111 111 'I'11we1' YI1111' :1111I ix . rx ' ' II111x :1If11 11z11111'111z11111I IIl II:11Ig111 IIINIll1JI1'N. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIX 'I'1111'111' Yi1-11' S1J11IlS11I'S 1':11'i1111s VIIZIIIIIBY 111'11.1111'1s 111- HIIY1-111's I111' 1I111 11z1s1 Ylxlll' 11'1-1'1-:SI11111111 rX1i11sI11'. 1ll'l'rI- 'SWS' 361 M ai i 1 1 I I First row, left to right: S. I.ivIw1'm:u1, J. IIiII, J. Willis. Ii. I'II'lC'iIIIl'I'QI, IC. Ilzllpw. NI, Sc-Iiulmxm, if Slum. S. Ilv1'111:11111. X. Iiznlislv, IJ. SUII4 S. Ii xlviu, IJ. XYIt'IllI'UIA. Second row: NI. Iirnlixlsklv. RI.SvI1iIIm-. if Nlislzu-Ilkin. T. liillu-rt, I.. W4-1'lIu-ilmi, I.. I3v1'11Iw1'g. I., cI21I'lIIl, IC. Iimmli S. KI.l1'm'rrviT1'I1. I.. Naltllisull, Y. Iixllx. I'. Iiulwlsliy, fl. Ilymzul. Third row: J. NYvsc'I1sIvl'. S. Wzllt. ff llnlllsls-ill, KI. I.viIJ1-1'111:rl1. II.SI1:ip1m Ii. IIllIIISIij'. Ii, C'Irn'I'c-110, I.. XII-Inir-Ia. N. Iilulrlil-IQ, BI. flulflslc-in, II, Nlillvr. Fourth row: 42, Il1':n1lIm1'l, Ii. Iilzwlc. S. Saxmurs. I. Iii-rlum I4 Cullwtl, I., A411-Im:m. J. KI:n1'm-us, Ii. Slgilllilll. .I. Norris. I. IIIIISIIIIIII. .I. Iinstl-in. ubf Lake Lawn Iluusv iuelmlwrs rusf- to lww hvights wlwn tlu- I' town 1 ut Luke I.z1wn Iluusi- was I'0IlY6'I'f9fI to il fourllx Ilmn v thus D1'0VlQIlIlg2Q urlmlitimlul slcfeping favilitivs uml 4-xtm 1 t'lll'l'1f'llIHl' au-tlvlty Ill tlw Vvzilm oi' physiml 011111-zxliml fm its rwclllpallts. .Ks is tlw zumual Hacliticm, llxv gvntlvlm II waiters at I.:1Iw I.zm'l1 gun- tlw girls Zlll vxvvllmlt uppcn' Iumtytoplxzwtlm-4-g1':1r-u:milprnsv1111d01'zuIvorsv1-umlilirm 5 Ivy IIIFUXYIIIQL llwm into I.z1ko BIQIILIOIZL I.z1Iw I.:uxn Iuvvlles also D2lI'll1'lIJ2lll'lI 111 il Yuiwty ui' imm- I'w1'm'1I II sm-ml vvvlits suwli :ls ilu- zullluul spiing I'UI'lll2lI. Spwi: piwjcw-ts Im' lliv your IIIVIIIIIPII il Cliristmzls party Im- will nl' Ilw Inmll mpliullzxgvs. 1lIIivcI1'swm'v: Iifusy I'iI'IlIlIIJlll'g3Q, DITNIQIUIII I.IL1IIl'l Willi vin-1--p1'vsirI1-alt: IIrbIJt'l'l2l IIz1Ipv1'. SOL'l'0lilI'XI Nlym Slml 1111111. ll'tlLlSl1l'0l'1 C':11'uI Sirnw. .luvvv HIII sm-III l'II'lII'IIl II . . 1 l . S. First row, left to right: M. liothc, S. Joncs, Mrs. Hendrick, M. Jolm- son, li. Orchard, M. Saibcrlich, ll. Stevens, Second row: lJ. Wilkins, li. Stevens, ll. Paul, ll. Drago, C. liungc, T. Pierce, l', Proctcr. Third row: J. Johnson, S. lilackaddcr, ll. Sliinn, .I. Fleck, B. Picrcc, .l. Clamp- lvell, J. Swift, IC. Sicfcrt. Cochrane Cochrane house is an independent women's house located on Langdon street. This fall the girls Won first place in their division of Homecoming with thc display they erected in front of their house. Each year the girls enjoy exchange suppers with other dorms and plan other informal functions. The highlight of their social calendar, however, is the spring formal. Everyone works hard on the decorations and makes the function a real gala affair. A tea is held each year during parents' weekend that is well attended by most of the girls' parents. House otlicers were: Marjorie Johnson, president: Barbara Orchard, secretary-treasurerg Sandra Jones. social chairmang and Marilyn Rothe, intramural chair- man. First row, left to right: Cl. Scavcrs, J. llanson, C, Scullion, M. Murphy, M. Staudc, N. Scallcs, T. Dalles, A. l'roctor. Second row: N. Gil- man, li. Starr, S. Swcdcnbcrg, ll. Quigley, IJ. Panozzo, l'. lJel.:1in, li. Mau, S. Foley, CT. Klctzicn, J. Rliyncr. Ketferer House For the girls at Ketterer house this was a much enjoyed year. The social side of the year started out with an open house Homecoming weekend. All on campus were invited, including guests up for the weekend. Before the Christmas holidays, the girls had a party at which they all exchanged gifts of Various kinds of toys. The gifts were donated to Madison's Empty Stocking Club f f which gave the toys to underprivileged children. In the spring, a house formal was held as Well a picnic. llonoring the seniors at the end of the year at the annual senior breakfast completed the two well spent semesters. The officers this year were: Maureen M nrphy, presi- dent, Mary Jane Stoude, treasurer: and Carol Scullion, social chairman. Babcock House Babcock House, a dairy science club, enables selected agricultural students to live at lowest possible housing costs at the Vniversity and to give them a Hhome away from homey' while attending school. Founded in 1922 to further knowledge of the dairy industry, this organization sponsors guest speakers and discussions during its monthly meetings and sends a judging team to represent the lf at other college stock shows. Besides basketball, football, baseball, and other in- tramural activities, the club has annual Christmas and spring formals on its social calendar. Oflicers this year were: Lee Swan, president, John lfolter, vice-president, Tom Brunner, secretary, Frank tlemig, treasurer, Francis Torgerson, social chairmang Howard Meyer, historian: Gale Gordon, steward. Ci. House, T. MeCutchin, T, Brun- ner, I.. Swan, Cl. Gordon, I . tlemig, IJ. Schomberg, li. Hartzell, IJ. Sheridan, H. Meyer. Second row: R. Hepp, J. tlile, R.. Niedleldt, W. Monthic, V. liicliartlson, F. Tor- gerson, R. Marshall, J. llay, C, Hutchins, A. Ferg, J. Ulson, Third row: H. Richards, J. Decker, IJ. Hart, U. Pnlahl, H. Rehrauer, M. Carmoclv, J. Iloornink, IJ, lnder- muehle, ll. KIcNlillcn, J. tlunnel- son, B. Frieze. Andersen House The Andersen House activities began this year with an initiation dinner, so the new members got into the swing of things right from the start. The fun and excite- ment continued with the fall open house and numerous exchange dinners with several menls houses. Andersen's sister house, Tabard Inn, was in the act on several different occasions which only added to the merriment. The senior banquet in the spring ended the whirl of social events for the year. Andersen House is run on a semi-cooperative basis with girls representing all colleges, classes, and activities of the Yniversity. Officers were: Marla Kraule, presidentg Shirley Coon, social chairman, Karen Olson, vice-president, Maxine Brandt, secretary, Joanne Coon, treasurer. First row, left to right: S. Coon, Bl. Brandt, K. Olson. Hrs. G. Lord, NI. Kranle, J. Coon. Second row: H. Thompson, N. Brown, S. Ed- wards, N. Lnnclgrcn. J. Bauer, BI. Bommer. Third row: IJ. Tollef- son, B. Raseh, J. Gardner, B. Fooner, J. Stoltenberg, Bl. Baker. First row, left to right: IJ. Ahrens, I Ilvu-llllu-. .l. llllim-I'il:1lil. ll. Stnlliiv-i'. l lb.linsl1l:nul.S,llulrsuin.Xlllint- uig. First row, left to right: li. .Xi-nlnili. B. lilitts-nlu-rg. fi. Sinunn, NI. .Kr- iuxlil. Nlrs. Klnrhx' Ifritx. I.. l.ilz:lli. S. Wnssm-liiixiii. S. III'1'llI:IIl. S. lus- gc-ir. -I. Wulf. Second row: X. .'xl'IlHVllZ. S. Nlinliin. li. l.1-viiu-, Ii. ,xlTI'!lIllS. .-X. Sf'llIlli1'l'. if Iil'4'1'g1l'l'. I. flulllstl-in. I.. 1.1-lklmirz. l'. lluigli. S. gxlllvllllllll. Third row: 'If Kiln-Inn, 'lf IIUI'Sll'lll, .l. II3llIJ4'I'll. S. I'lI'IfllllZlIl, .I. SlIYl'l'IllIlll. Nl. Sinitli, A. Iilu-luwuul. ff lluppvii- tl-lnl. I.. Plnnisli. ll. Slixul. .X. Nloi- rf-l. Hampton House IIIITSIZIIICIIIIQQLllllilllgillll'1lfIlIlllUllSIOIlilllllllflll lllnisc- tliis yt-:ir we-l'v 28 lu-xx' nu-nilu-rs :nul llllll' nuirlilr- till- in the luitli. .Xs in tlu- pnst. tlu- girls l'll'lHyC'lI tlu- 4-pil-uri-zin delights of tlu- lunisc-ls tnlt-ntc-cl 1-lurk uiul tlu- 1-4n1l'ti-luis s61'Vim'1- of tlu- will-go gi-ntry wlum sc-rw-rl tlu-in nt nu-all time-. Nutnlmle- sm-inl zu-Iivitu-s for tlu- yi-nr ilu-liulc-cl tlu- spring forinul, tlu- clIll'lSllllilS party anul tlu- turn zilunltu diniu-r, at wliivli tlu- girls tl-11ipo1'z1i'ily switc-lu-ll role-s with the wnitf-rs. ln :ulllition in ilnnu-stir tzilz-nts tlu- girls had nrtistir- tulr-nts whim-li wfni for tlu-in first plzuw- in tlu- inclt-pf-lulc-nt lunisl-s lluiiic-1-miiilng llc-1-m-ntirnns mniipc-titimi. Uflir-c-i's for tlu- yi-ur Wi'l'llf Nlnrizni .Xl'll0l1l, pri-sirlc-ntl Llllflil Litvnli, vii-4--pri-sifli-nt: Susan Wzissc-rinzni, sc-c-rc-- tary: Myrna l.e-4-liowitx. ll'l'llSlll'lll'. 626 Ketferer House Ninnlu-ring twvnty-sc-vc-n in aill, tlu- re-sule-nts it Ke-ttf-re-1' lunisc- nuinzigc- to lam-1-p tlu-insi-ln-s luippy znul busy. Adding niiu-li 1-irjoyiiu-lit tn tlu- llonu-cunning in-1-lx f-nfl for tlu- girls, was tlu-ir mpc-n lunism-. l'Ix'm-1'yu1u- un t'2lIllpllS was invitr-rl ns wc-ll :is tlumsm- visiting tor tlu we-c-kc-lul and lots ol' fun was lnul lry nll. l'lX'i'l'j'4bllf' g in tlu- spirit again at clIll'lSllll2lS, in spill- ot' tlu- l:u-li nl snow, and tlu- rf-sults we-rv love-ly Uliristnuis mlm-vmntirnis Springtime- was nuulc- 4-vc-n nic-or tlu-n it nziturzillx is for thc- girls. 'l'lu-y lu-lcl ilu-ir Zlllllllill spring IiUl'lll2ll along with anotlu-r luuisc-, nt tlu- l'nion. lie-1-r Slllllltll also provide-cl fun during tlu- ye-nr. Oflic-9l'swc-N-: I'g2ll'lJ2ll'2l Tliic-cle-, pr:-siclm-nt 3 liz1ySn'islu vic'c--pw-sicli-lit: :incl l.isc-ttv 'l'l1ic-clc-, slwinl t'll2lll'IllilIl. First row, left to right: N. lu-inltnil. Nl. XII-in-V. W. lilinluwsl. H, 'l'lii4-ill-. Nlrs. X. IX4-tti-V1-i'. I.. lliu-mlm-. l.. .Xmu-snn. S. lll-lu-r. Second row: Ii. Xiinnu-r. .l. llnlvli-r. Xl. iillllllf pnvlil-i'. .I. IlllX.Y. .X. liriu-gm-r. N. I'usI, l.X'1-lust-n, Ii. l.:slnlw. Third row: Il. llnu-. .X. I-4-lllinini. .I. ll- ,, 'S' First row, left to right: tl. Iilltlllfl, S. NIJI'IIl2lIl, P. f'olll':l4l, A. Hlsml, J. I zlllm', J. 'l'wot, A. fiI'lllIlllflK'lH'l'. S. Ifalxoll. IC. lallytlgilllk Second row: I, l'iI'If'liSOIl, IS. Gross, l'. Mllclllx-la, S. CjlII'ISil'I1St'Il, J. 'liI'Uj't'I'. S. Kelsll, ll. I'I2lglNlI'g, li. 'l'lll'lll-r. J. filalfllil-ltm: Third row! ff VlIl'tl1'j'. II. NlI2ll'liUI1lStlS, ll. fii'OI'g.ftlltlI1, Nl. lilwfitc-llslllill, S. Illlflfllosloll, S. l'r- llilll. lf. lirnss. I.. xY2lllillllI'i, li. l1I'lPSllOlili, Ii.. l.l1liS. S. llalvis. Lakota House C'ollll'ol'ta'lllly situaltecl 21 few steps liI'01l1 the l,lIlll'Ill. 2lt'l'lJSS liI'0l1l the lillralry, lalllifiiil House Ilollls alll 0IIYl2llJl0 loc-altion on I.alke Street. Il's al vertalill l.Zll'I tllalt tlle forty-six girls took altl- Yillllllgtx of tllis situation. Ilalst falll the girls lillllllfl illlli' lJ0lWtJPl1 IWUIIIY-lilllll' llonr llrimlge galnles, Ilallloweml trivlcs. Zlllfl opml llollses, to C'0I1t'0llIl'iLl0 their time alncl ILllE'llTS on 21 lLlI'gU llolllec-onlillg clisplaly. Plains for Llll llll:0I'IH21l CllIlIli'l', il liOl'Ill2Ll KIIIIIIGI' clalnr-e, Llllfl CIIIHDLIH Ci2LI'llIY21l kept the girls busy ill Ill!! spring. rlillixll there wmv those lllklfl tlalslles to the fraltmllity pim's Zlllll 10:30 11111. pizza. palrlies wllivll livenml up the flull lllolllmlts. Of'lil'm's for tlle palst yealr wm'e: Julie l'i2lll0l', presiclmlt : .Xllilal Sl1lI1I1i1t'lIUl', VIVO-IJI'0SlCl0IlII illlfl .Xnn Ulsen, sm-rfl- TQIVY-I I'0LlSlII'91'. Langdon Manor Joining ill the tllirty galls of Irilll gilltl spirit of Hlirmlli Street wm'0 the gcloll Malllor. The tralditionall IIILLIIIIUI' of llllgllllllllg the sealson witll Zlll opml house llelcl true algalill tllis yealr. The Ilitllgdtlll Manor l'0Sltl0lliS were alvtivv ill llliI'2lIHl1l'21l sports Zllld Valrions UILIHPIIS alvtivities ll1I'0LlQllIOlli the yc x21I'. .X pic-nil' and opml IIUIISO lliglllightml als well als von- rllltled the spring Being situaltm au'tivitic-s. . . l l Ill tlle llflillfi ol llalngclon Strm-I, tllc- BIRUIOI' gives the girls mlsy alm-ess to the varnlpns Zlllil its allftivities. A large perm-elllalge ol' tlle girls live tllm'v IIllfIl they alre eligible to live ill their sorority houses. Officers of the QIOIIIQ Bessie Mary, palsy your wmv: B21I'l5ill'2L ldilillll, presi- Vic-cl-pl'esiclmlt: Balrllalral Iiocfll, semwf- lLLI'YI tlllfl lilllfltl Bc-ll, lI'0i1SIII'0I'. First row, left to right: .I. Ni:-llolls, P. l7lIlllll'Y, IS. Nlor, li. lC:ltoll, li. Ii4J1'll, J. IImlllm'g, N. Klyt-rs. Sec- ond row: II. Brill, C'. Collins, J. llillllfl, C7. Nltlitltl. If C':lrnito, S. l'otm'son, NI. XXI-lls. Third row: lf. lrillljl, IJ. lJtlcii1I'lfl. S. Iiroll, Il. lg2lIlQIl11ll'l. II. 5I'lll:ll'll'1', ll llosl. fl. Rflllll. First row, left to right: N. 1i1'1l11tlll. Nl. Wviss, NI. c11Jlll'Il, J. K1111'x11111 Nlrs. 11. W1111111is1, 1'. Iiilllltlll, 15 xY1'l'Ill'l', X. S1'1l1I'1Il. '1'. S111v, Nl 111'1Sl1lll.1'l11, S. Sll:1Ill1'S. Second row N. Si1111111111s, S. 1i1'1111g111', l . 111111 Illtlll, S. 1i1111111:111, l'. Sl'1lU1'lllll'I'g Ii. l,111v1111s11l111, S. S11111111111'l1 S N11'lIZl'l, li. Sl1111111'11, 15. 1Y1'1ll1'I' J. J:11'11l1s1111, S, SIl1111l. Third fOW , . , . 1 11. l'1':111l11111. J. ll11t11111, 15. 1111111- s111i1l1, 15. 1,iH'll1'1'S1iY. 111. 111'V1ll, Y l':11'1111ss, S. 1i111's111i11, J. lligpgins S. l'1111111:111, .l. 11:1V11l1. Lincoln Lodge l 111' 11111 girls at 111111111111 111111g11, 1his y11111' i111'l111l1111 Illilllj' lJl111lSLlIl1 111111 w1111 s1111111 llH11l'S. ,111 11111111 11o11s11 111 11111 1111g:g11111111g 111 11111-11 s1111111s1111' 111111 il 1'o1l1111 lllblll' 111t111' 111'111'1' 11111111-111 0 1 '11111 11111 girls il l'112l1l1'l1 111 11111111 o1l1111's 1111 1'Ll111pL1S. 1311111111 11111 11111 s1111111s1111', il 1'111pp111' 1D2l1'1Y 11'11s 1111111 111 11111 111111s11. f1'l111 girls 111111 their d11t11s 111111111 1111 s111111 t111'11i11g 11111111 11111 1'2Ll11I11lZll' 111 11111 1'1JLll'11lg 1211's 111111 11Z1V1llg 1111s 111 11111 1111111135 so. '1'l111 s111'i11l 1'1111111d111' 111111111 spring 1111111111' 1111111111 plus lJ1l1'111'1IJ2l11011 111 1111111111-1111111111 1 Y 111111 12111117115 c.21I'I11VL11. 111111'1'I'S 11111112 Phyllis 1i11pl1111. 111'11si1le111: J1111i1111 N1111'- Zilfllli, V11-11-111'11s1111111t 111111 S01'l'1'12ll'j'I 1111111111119 1111s111111111-gg. 11'1111s111'111': N1LlI'g1J1 C11111111, s111-1111 1-111111'1111111: Betty W111'11111'. 1l1S111l'12l1l. First row, left to right: J. 111-1-is. l.. 1'1I'tlllli, l'. l111s1-111111, l'. 01111111-1'. ll. 1i1'llI'l',N11'S.c1. 111111111'1s. I,,151'1111- ll1'I', 11. 1,Zl141S1'I'.-1. Y11-1111, 11.1i1'111111-1-, 1.. 111111111-1', I . Hass. Second row: .X. l.111111111l1111'gg, Nl. S11'11lIll:lll, .X. l.il1, 14. N:1s11l1:1I1, 11. 15:11'11:1l11111. l.. l,1'l'Il1'I'. S. N1ill111', .X. 1s1':111l. li. K11s111-1', 15. li1'11111111'11111, 15. Si11g1111. Nl. lQ11l11i11, Third IOWZ .X. K111s11111. l.. S17IllIll1'l'S, J. S11:11111'11. 11, 1111l11. 13, lJ11l11111'. S, xyl'1lll'l', Nl, 1,1-V:1111'. 15. S1'll1'1'11'l', li. S111i11111', .X. Nl:11'- sl1111l, J. 1,VSI?ll, 11. S1lV1'1'lIl!lllIl. Fourth row: 1'. c1U1lIl1'I', 11. 1J1111i11, 11. N1111'11i11, S, 11l':1l11lIlI1ll, J. 1l11ss- 1l1'I'g,f. Xl. 1'1Il11.f1'll, Nl. 131':1111'111s, Xl. l.:11111, Y. 1,l'1'l'Z. S11s:111 Zox, l.. 11ilIl1PV, .l, '112llIl1'f'. Fifth row: 11. Si11g111' S. 111'111l1. Nl. K1111l1I11z. '11111' 11115'-1111'1111 girls 111 Y11'1111'i11 l11111s11 WC11-111111111 21 1111w y11111' 111 111-111'11111s with t111111' 11111 11111111 111'111se, 1'Y11-- t111'111 J11111'111111. s111'1'111g 111 1'111111w 11111 11'11111dsh1ps 111111 111111111 Illtlllf' 111111' o1111s. 1111111 11111 lll1Yl'll1 111 11111 111111111111 s1111s1111, Y11'11J1'1ll 111.111s11 1111111 11111111 1l1lllSOS 11111111 11111 111111111 g1111111s, p1'111'111111g 111111911 111111 111111g1111111s 1111' 1i2LIll1l11'S 111111 11'1111111s. XY11'1111'1il 111111s11 111s11 1111111 111111 111 lllillly 111 11111 1-111111111s 111't11'11111s. 'l'111s y1'ill' the sp111'1111 111'11j111-ts w111'e1 11 111111111- 11311111111 1111111 111111 11 111111th 111 C'111111111s C'111'11i1'111. To 111111111 11111 Z1 busy s111-1111 ylxill' 111 high style. 11111 girls 1111111 1111111' 11111111111 101111111 111 11111 sp1'111g. 1-111111 of1i1'111's 1111' the ye111' 11'111'11: 1,1111 1gI'GIl1101', p1'11s1- 111111tg J111ly 1102ll'1l1i11l, 1'i1r11-p1'11s11111111g .X1'111111 1s1'11el, s111-1'11- 1111'yg 131111111 1i11l1111', 11'1111su1'e1'g S111'11 J111111 N1111111' 111111 1.ll1'j' 1.111'11191', s1111111l 1-11-1-111111'1111111. -.11 1,1-ffK1,gm . 1 1 11. .5.A,1,.g,,, .1 ,1 rn . . .1,s.,fv' .n..:.z,-111x.1:f11 First row, left to right: S. Sc-lin:-kit, J. linrlansky, li. Hyer, li. lYexler, J. Stein, J. Friseh, N. Ketay, L. Slnniker, S. Zoloto, .l. Futterman, B. Cloodinan, tl. Reulmen. Second row: R. Er-larlisli, ll, Harris, ti. Panella, li. Bloom, A. Harris, M. liivetzky, li. Rolilmin, IC. Cohen, J. Johantges, X. Miller, Bl. Free- man, J. We-isner. Third row: R. Niego, T. Blender, ll. lleend, IJ, lfpstein, H. XYeiver, R.. Siegel, L. ltetasniek, li. Zabel, J. Htll'HlllI1, B. NYolt'inan, l.. Alisehler, li. Adler, J. Shaw. Shepard Hall Giving the girls an atmosphere for studying and an outlet for soeial aetiyities is one of the purposes of Shepard Hall. For the soc-ial part of their dorm life the girls had i-otfee hours after the home football games, exchange dinners, house parties, and open houses. Partieipatiion in Badger Olympies was another activity all the girls enjoyed. A house formal in May ended the soeial year. The girls took enough time away from their studying and soeial aetiyities to think of and remember other people. They eolleeted elothes that they or their friends no longer wore and gave them to the needy. This yearls oflieers were: Nancy Ketay, president g Lois lVexler, treasurerg Sue Sehuekit, seeretaryg Helaine Feingold and Judy Shaw, social ehairman. Tabard Inn This year the girls at Tahard lnn laid down their nail polish hrushes and armed themselves with paint brushes as they prepared to do battle with the forces of gloom and darkness. At the field of eomhat a splash of eolor was applied to walls, woodwork and a few of the less dextrous house members. The redeeoration eampaign also ineluded the installation of new furniture and rugs. The painters experienced maximum enjoyment from the fruits of their labors while entertaining. As is the eustom, new members reeeived their formal initiation at a eandle light. eeremony. llajor items on the sehedule of festivities for the year were the annual spring formal and the semi-formal Christmas party. Oflieers for the year were: June Garliek, presidentg Karriee Kulbertson, viee-presidentg Carol Puls, seeretaryg Pat Gough, treasurer. 'fps- First row, left to right: M. Arle, Al. Christiansen, CT. Cullmertson, J. tiarliek C. C'rzu'y B. Carlson. Sec- ond roiiv: P. iioiugh, CT. Wolf, CT. Puls. li. Stanzel, A. lirenger, B. liorinan. alma: 1z.,uer's.1: ,s.wi'E..f I .I 3- i e ' ' guna pn- First row, left to right: G. Iivllm-k, Ii. Ruinlvotlu, I.. ilul1Istvi11,.I. P1-rIu1:i11..I. Iimwlml, Ii. 'I'i1-ko, S. R:1mlnlpl1,.l. Iinlivr, IC. IIll1Jjll'0l'Ill. Second row: BI. IAJIIIILIY, NI, Clfmlcllmwg, .I. Iiivllmsu, Y. Sklar, NI. S:llllll'0I'iI, S. I'IISllIll21Il, fl. xYQ'j'l'IllN'I',Lf, N. Bluorv, Nlrs. BIc'C'z1i1n, J. Iripkiu, J. Stvigg- mauu, B. Gordon, S. Hirsh, IS. Imvmls, CY Iiumlimiii, IS. Ifnplzul, IC. Curt, J. cllIIlll'f'. Third row: N. IiI'l't'll, IS. Iillllllilll, If. Iiicllu-1'g, S. flllillxll B. SCIIHIII, I., IIRITI-IIIIICCI. KI. Slivr, NI. Russl-II, Ii. Iivsic-, N. St'Ill'l'l'. I'. Ilfrsvritlml, N. :hllilSIiIlVIlI'll. NI. Yziwnrski, Ii. Idviiigstmi, R. 'I':1l1sf'l1v. S. HZlZGkilI1lIJ, J. Sukup. P. I'IilI'Il0j', Ii. Iiurlvml, I'. .lviisf-lu. Fourth row: N. X1-slwit. IS. Imwlowisv, IC. Nnslilwzul. I . Hairris, IS. Nuturus. S. IQOIIIQIIIJPFQQ, J. Fino, Ii. Iirir-kvr, Cf II11lJIIl4lI'I',J. fic-rslioii. S. Sorc-I, I.. C'lmi-lziml, Z. Yun lflmlv, I'. II4-mlrir-ks, J. XVIl0I'lC'l', Il. Tosti, J. Iioiiovsliy. B. Tousley. Fifth row: B. Wliittlmlt, I,. Murpliy, A. Ifvrris, Ii. Ill-1'lu-rlviii, S. llIl'IiIl1:lll, ID. 'l'rivlmm-I. S. Wvnvvr, I . Ilvllsc-Ii, IC. I'rif'v, S. IlmI,qvrf. S. ll'Bl'I6l1, B. Pzmlizilc-, IJ. Ililtfilll, .I. Cl1:lll'I'ill'l, IC. Yxilnll-11-ny, I'. Yilflllllll, IJ. Iiuliliii. IS. flrxglv. fi. I'rs-ssinun, S. NI:1rsI1:1ll. Villa Maria Stair mise- . llll ai night lutv in Sc-plviiilwlg llli girls we-1'v gL1II1t?l't'tI in Yillzl AIQIFILIIS living rofnu for thc' first Iiousemvvtilig ul tho your. Ilwrc- wcwv il'C'Sl1Il10ll and soon-to-Iw grad- uzltvs, sorority girls :xml IIIKIUDOIIIIUIITS, girls 1112ljO1'Illg in nrt :mil vvvn in mugim-1-1'ir1gg S21 l'0Dl'i'S011ii1TIVQ czuupuf group IISIUIIIIIQ In Iliv YUQIIJS propusvcl zu-tivitivs. It Wu: to lic- ll yvzu' ol' SIILIVUII sturly uml fun tho IJI'0-LILIWII Iiourf spout svssicmiiug for am vxuiiij ziml work mi IIOIl10t'0I11Il1QfQ. Illllmwolngy :incl Yillzfs spring and C'I11'ist111a1s Llzllices. Ilivrm- was to lu- lliv tll1'11-zllmmlt climivr ut wliivli thc- ggirlf Sl'l'Yllil Ilic- W2lIl0I'S mill all wllim-I1 thc kitvllmi vrvxx' tru- flllltlllilllj' wullqml Ulll. II14-irjulm Imlf clrmv. In Soptcfiulwr llwsv plums lizul Slllllllllll In proiiiisv il rczilly satisfying yi-air: by Jluw Iliv prmiiisc- haul Inc-mi fulfillc-cl. 'I'lwnHif'c1-5 xwrf-: Nairn-5' Xlmnv. IJITISIIIUIIII .Ioywv Iiipkili, Vic-v-prvsi- mlvnt 3 Judy Sltllgllllilllll, sw-x'vIz1i'y:z111fl Iliiigzgor WvymiIwx'g. 11'v:1sl11'c'1'. i1,::f.l,f'. f, JF' 'id' .wwf 'f . .- 1 'l'h11 1111111 111' Alph11 l 11lpl111 l'i, 1'11ive1'sity 111' Wis- 1-1111si11 N11t111'11 App1'111-i11ti1111 S1111i11ty, Ill1IH1J9I' sixty. The sp111-1111 p111'p11s11 111' thvsv 11111111-11t1111 111011 is t11 gain 21 better k1111wl1111g11 111' M11t111-1' Nat111'11 111111 t11 11hs111'1'11 her C'1'QL1il1I'GS i11 tl11-ii' 1111t111'11l setting. But l11t 111111 11ftl11- g1'1111ps11l1111u1111t w111'1ls s111'y11 t11 11xpl11i11 . . . 1311111 l,21l'l'lllS, .'Xft1-1' 1111 11xh1111sti11gly 111'l111'ti11 i11v1-stig11ti1111 of the p11ssi11iliti11s 111' 1111iv111'sity lif1-. 1 111111 finally 140111111 1111 11xt1'11 1-111'1'i1'11l111' 5111111113 with w11i1'h 1 21111 1-11111p11ti11l11. 1 111' tl111 past 1111111t11 W11 111111 11111111 l111l11i11g st1111y g1'11ups 1111 '1'l'h1- S1111111'11i1111111-11 111' 312111 t11 N11t111'11,H 111111 this we-ek 1111135111 thc 1-1111si1l111'11ti1111 111' 1111 11x1-itiiig 111111 1-h11lle11gi11g 1111111111111 11111111 What th11 l l111'11 111111 1521111121 C2111 C1111- t1'il111t11 t11 fylll' Daily l.i1'i11g.'l S1111-11 W11 have 1161111 asked 111 1'11st1'i1't s11gg11sti1111s i11 this llC'lf1 t11 11111' 11111111111 Oxperi- 1-111-11s, I must 1'l11s11 111111' 111111 111'g1111iz11 my p1'21g111s1tic 111'gL111111111ts. Y1111 sou th11t 1 11111 well 111111 happy. 1'.S. T1111 111111111 1 11111 h11l11i11g i11 the ph11t11g1'aph is 111111 111 the g1-1111s SAIN'l'l,All1.A IONTHA, family Ges- 11111'i111'111111. It is 11 g1'1111t 1'11111f111't. Alpha Falpha Pi First row, left to right: S. l'11t11i1-k, 112i1'l'j' Pitt, A. St1-ve11s1111, A. .111111fs, 1g11t cfllll. Second row: lii1'1li1- 1Y21lI'1l1'I', 111'2lVl'lllj' 511111, Ix l.. l1y1111, Who 3111, W. l'1:11'p, 1. CT. F:1111111, XI. 1. A. COIH1'0l't. Third row: J. C'11ll1-gh, 15. J11111fs, 1,llI'l1l1lli1' c1lllt'1iSlll11, A. l5:11111it11, I B1 1 A. N11'llll70l', 111111111 1'11l'l', 151-tty C7111-11, ll111't1'l11l1- Hi1J111kl11tz. Fourth row: 11. 15. 1'1I'l't1, C. J11111-s, 11. 111111151-1', 1'1lUllViS Nlllllilll, Ill 'X1111111111 1, P. Iiiillflfl. Fifth row: l'hi111-11s Quigly, F. Si1111t1'11, 11111111 C?lHl9I'21, Hnppi H11111l11'11, Uh N11xi1111s, Sky W:1t1'l1, H. lJ11111pty, G. 11211 10 W Fice and a Half: Dirty l'1111l. Sixth row: B. 1g2li1g6'l', 11-011 Flatly, Say r111lK'I'f' F1-llu, IJ. B11111111, A. I,l11gi:1111-11. Nl. M1111s1-, I . R:111k111s ' f -xlill l1llI'li, 1 :1tl11111 f.1':1111s1-11, W11lli 1111tl11-1'st11i11, l's11111111 Lux, Strung 1 Evans Scholars Tho l'1X'2lIlS St'll0l2lI'S 1'111i111 t1111t their pilrposv is to piwwide c1c1s111'vi11g golf 1'11c1di0s with the oppc11't1111ity ot' 1'01'0ivi11g.g Z1 vollvge 011111-11tit111. 1111111-x'e1', illiitxl' the tro- IIl0lld0l1S social se11sr111 111' the p11st yv111' it SOOIIIS 11pp111'c'11t tl111t thvy 11111111111 1'r11'gggf1tt1111 how In 1111111 lillll 111 t1111i1' 013114111951 fm' Zlll Qc111f'11tir111. rlqiltt iXlllI'l111C1Tt1 p111'ty, 111 w11i1111 thc- Nl211'tlll01lt' C31111pter 11111111l1o1's wo1'11 guests, Sl2t1'110l1 things 1-1111i11g. 1 o11owi11g t1111t NVZLS tht- 11411.10 114111, lyiljflllltt party, 111111 fillI'1S1'11121S 1l2lIlf1l1Ct. Two of the lllilllj' i11tv1'-c-1111pt111' i'1111c'tio11s Wt11't? thv C1011 B311 131111111 11t K1o1'c'111111disc A12l1'1, in C111i1'11go 111111 the 21111111211 oiitihg 11t the C11i1:11.gf1 Medi11111' clOl11111'y Club. 111c'i11011t1111y, tht- 1Visctm1si11 Ch11ptv1' wma 11t thv outing wit11 111111 of thv l111'gzgOst 111111'g1i11s i11 thc' 11istc11'y Ill, the o1'g1111iz11ti1111s. 1 o1' l,211't'Ill-,S 1Yv1'lw11c1, tho 11-llows hc-141 21 special p1'og1'a111 1Ilt'l11t111lg i11clivic111111 t111ks 111111 let-tim-s for thoir I72l1'61liS. Ofiivws for thx- y11111' wow 131111 Beiisfm, lJl't'S1C181l1I 11.o11i0 13011so11, Vic'0-p1'11sic1c11tg .lim 11e11111101't, ll'Oi1SL11'91'Q Jim K01101', H0t'l'0t21l'j'Q 111111 Dick lllltlltll, htmilsc-1'111111w. First row, left to right: ll. xillililllkill, R. 1101-ft, XY. 11m'11i1c, Cl. Morvlli, tl. Eciwamls, 11. S0I111'11w. Second row: 17. 1'11ttv11, J. Koller, B. 151-11 son, R. Benson, J. Re111111v1't, J. Ratkovicr. Third row: IJ. BIc'Nve-1, 13. Alstec-11, J. 0111-, D. ligilll, T. Miskv, L. ZiI11u1Q1'111:111, S. Schmitlt, 11 Robbins. Fourth row: C. 151':11111m, 11. Klikulski, S. .loossc, J. 15111-144-, P. 1J111'i1111, li. L11d111111. Fifth row: A. Kriiswivki, R. Cli11111111si, IJ Olson, VV. iiillllll, '1'. King, '1'. li012lI1d0, tl. lgI'11IlI1QI', IJ. t1f1v:111, M. C1ic'111'f'i0. Sixth row: H. l'1t'llt'I'Zt'1g, J. Nc-c11l1111111, S. NtJI'l711lIlS, NV. E11cli1'ot.t C. I111wI1ir'ki. Q 0 Y .K Am mL:y,w'nW5f V V, ,Wm 3 1 ', V, J W l,w,WQ,3x'45, 4 5wi '43 2 'Vg s A fr, 4' 5' f Wf4feW3QiW'k1,5f-Q '?'ff'--V. wa -if Q-M1- , 'i:1w . W5 Mwgqjgi, 'T W' Q ,V ' K UQ. Q 1 if uf Q iv .,- 'wg 2,39 V55 1 V f:ww f' F 1! , me 'MjV3' 'Qirfi ,454-' Cf.. 1- Q, ? A xy N V- N. t 'X 1 ,ug Vg! ,r ' W A 9 W' ,, ,f ' it - dy 4 A, 'Q s W jA K W, X h L ,Z gg 1 wtf'AnjdAAff12fcg,l.'9':?r!,:f5. fi. Zgatlei-if ,ip L, u, MV, 1192553 .7 ,mm ? -A v 2: P Midizh M, .- ,wins 3- 1,5 . my ,Ed Vw ' is 1 Qfs?, ' r H4-,rf s 9!,'-Ang'-' . 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' 4 H X. -Q 35 59 967 ag ggi-1 if 53 5' S3 N ' -2 45 ga J A 5 , , Q 4 YQ . gg 5 EE ,ffl 1-4-RP, as s 1 W L i l C'zipt. Bill G4-hlc-r :ind t'nllhnc'k John XYI'll0kf' wntvh from tho Si4lt'lill0S :is YYisf'onSin kivks off after the Bndgvrs fonrth TID. Wisconsin Marquette 376 UO-til Believe it or not! l'll21Sl1illg hotter than mid- se-ason form in their initial 1957 zippc-zn'znn-0 Wisq-onsin's young Badgers ran a1'ch-riva.l Mwqiic-t-to through the grinder at Camp Randall hr-fore -17,267 fans. It was tho tirst time in 37 years that the Bziclgcws rang up 60 tallic-S, and one of the worst hcratiings XVisr-onsin has over ad- ministered to any grid foe sinvo 1915 whvn they wallopocl iXIZiI'l1l16tt0 8541 Com-h Milt Bruhnls ln'uisors, lvd hy Cziptnin Bill Gvhlvr, started fast and liovvl' lot up ns thvy gzillopod to :L 32343 intorniission ziclvauitngv. Tho lizulgcws, finding gaping holes in the fwhlo d0l'f'IlS0 thrown up hy tho xV21l'I'l0I'S, vhurned under 3-358 yards ot' Cznnp llzlndnll rvnl vstatv and postfld 213 tirst clowns. Wism-onsin stu:-k mostly to ground plays for its ynrclngc-, hnt found tiinu to 1-oniplcte five of eight uc-riuls lor 1126 yards, ont- at Bti yard TD pass to vncl Dnvv lion-onrck for that fourth tnllv. Bob Zeman C345 leaps to block a Marquette punt, which Pete Zouvas C555 picked up for a Badger TID. Quarterback Sid Williams sneaked over for the first Badger score from o11e yard out only 2:50 deep in the MARQUETTE GAME Wis. Marcy. lfirst Downs 26 9 Total Yardage 48-l 1-19 Passing 5-8 4-1 ti Score by Quarters: Wisconsin 133 20 6 2 IWUO Marquette 0 0 G Of ti game. lfullback Bob Zeman shot through from his line- backer spot to block a W'arrior punt which guard Pete Zouvas fielded on the XVarrior eight and carried into the end-zone, making the score l2f0. liarly in the second period XVilliams climaxed a 76-yard drive by slamming over from the one again. Late in the half, after Kocourek's long jaunt, halfback Ron Steiner sliced three yards over left guard to score. With less than four minutes gone in the third stanza end Tom Peters pounced on a Badger fumble in the Marquette end-zone for a TD. The Warriors scored their lone marker of their long afternoon in the third quarter, matching the Badgers six point output. In the fourth quarter Wisconsin put the finishing touches on a fine opening day performance with a trio of touchdowns: halfback Bob Altman from two yards out, end Earl Hill on a 19-yard pass f1'om Williams, and fullback Frank Luksik from the three for the final TD. Amidst a mass of bodies, Jon Hobbs converts in the second quarter. in kwin ka , .W ,gi ft gl c ,, gif Q35 .a '11 the eighth Badger score. liarl Hill gathers in a Sid YYilli:uns pi lol Bob Zeman is stopped cold after an eight yard gain. 'w J Wisconsin 45 West Virginia 13 Wisconsin's whirlwind Badgers mutilated the Houn- taineers of lVest Virginia 45-I3 for their second straight grid verdict in a game highlighted by a 94-yard scoring jaunt and a pass interception by halfback Ron Steiner. Steiner's heroics barely overshadowed a brilliant 813-yard dash from scrimmage by halfback Dally Lewis, who was chosen Midwest Back-of-the-VVeek after this game. The Badgers scored on an even keel the first three periods, crossing into the promised land twice in each of the quarters. iVisconsin owned a quick T-0 lead in the tilt before most of the 39,889 Camp Randall fans got settled in their seats, as quarterback Sid lYilliams hit end Earl llill with a nine yard aerial in the end-zone. After Steiner's long interception return, quarterback Dale Hackbart belted over from six yards out for the fourth Badger score. Wisconsin was knocking on touchdown door as time ran out in the first half after recovering a fumble on the lVest Virginia six. Lewis shocked the Mountaineer's pride with his Sei-yard TD gallop on the first play of the third quarter. It was the second longest scoring play for a lVisconsin player in history. iYest Yirginia scored mid-way in the third after a sustained drive to whittle the score to 35-T, but the Badgers bounced back in four plays with Hack- barti racing the last 29 yards to cap the 65-yard march. The Mountaineers tacked on their second tally by re- covering a Badger fumble and going 19 yards in three plays. Tackle Ken Holzwarth left Badger rooters numb when he booted a 27-yard field goal with only five seconds remaining in the game. Holzwarth's three pointer was kicked from an angle and lingered on the cross-bar for a split second before dropping over. Frank Iiuksik crosses the 35 as three West Virginia boys lead interference. Dale Huvkbart lcavvs un unidentified AIOIIIIIIIIIIUOF. WEST VIRGINIA GAME Wis. W. Yu. First Downs I8 IS Total Yardage 458 I-312 Pamssing 4343 -P12 Sc-orc by Q11a1'tc-1's: XVISCOIISIII 1-L I4 l-L 3 f-L5 IV. Virginia 0 0 T Ui 13 IIOII Stoim-1' :md Sid Williams lm-:nk up a pass play 1 I Qi1:ii'tv1'li:i1'k Ilxilc- Hi1f'klJiiI'ti spins to hand oil' to Boll Zvnizin :it tho start of :ui otl' taicklv powc-r play. Wisconsin 23 Purdue 14 Surprising everybody hut themselves, XXYlSC0llSlIliS brash young Badgers stunnvd Purduels B0ll0I'Il1Z1liQ1'S into submission 23-14 for their iirst Big Ten triumph since early Novoniher, 1955. Tho liadgefs douhlo-ha1'1'vlQd attzwk of qll211't6l'lJ2Ll'k Sid VVllllkLIllS and halfhack llzinny Lewis spzirkocl tho VVisoonsin offonsv with sc-ainpvrs of T2-3 and 80 yards respem-tively. A hlovkod punt hy iiullhzu-k .lon Ilohhs set up tho gz11ne's first svoring play for Wvisconsin. lt took the liaclgtws at full series of clowns hoforo lVillizuns plowed ovor from tho one to vliniax the svvvii-yzu'd spurt. The Boiler1nali01's tied the svoro at Tff in the first poriotl on at 50-yzml punt return, hut Wisvonsin hroke thc- gaunt- witle open with another tally and a field goal in the soctontl qiuL1'tvi' for at lTf7 lead at the rest pvriod. In tho som-oncl stanza liewis ripped oil' his 80-yard foot-rzive to that l'ur- due gozil from ai single-wing forinzition. l'urrluv throw ai sevom scare into the liudgeis in tho fourth f1l12ll'TPI', Sf'0l'lIlQQ on the first plziy on a two-yzirtl plunger niztking the svorc IT' I4. But llvisronsin hz1cln't hurl its lust say yvt as lYilliznns lint-tl up tho lizulgws uiihziluiirc-d to the loft, rollvd out to the right sitlv. :incl hot-footcvcl it T13 yards for fl TD. 380 PURDUE GAME lVis. Pur. First Downs 15 15 Total Yardage 2386 224 Passing 5-12 4-12 Score hy Quzu't0rs: XXvlSC0llSlll T IU O li' 213 Purclue T 0 0 TH ll Sirl Williams lnclos to toss :1 long one in that thirml quzirtm 5 it , 5 ,. Dale Hackbart busts through the Iowa line for six yards as the referee surveys the situation. Wisconsin Iowa 21 Wisconsin's three-game victory string was snapped by defending Big Ten champ, Iowa 21-7 in the Hawk- eye's annual homecoming game. However, even in defeat the scrapping Badgers picked up prestige aplenty by out first-downing Iowa, 19-17. Prior to the kickoff Iowa rated as the nation's No. 2 offensive eleven and No. 1 on rushing defense and VVisconsin was ranked N o. 3 on offense and No. 2 in rushing in the country. Both clubs spilled pre-game dope sheets as VVisconsin completed 13 of 20 passes for 154 yards and still managed 160 yards overland. The 100 yards rushing appear even more im- pressive when you consider that Iowals first three foes were held to a meager 70 yards rushing. Iowa held a 7-0 halftime lead after going 75 yards in 15 plays for the first time they owned the ball. The Badgers tied the score at 7-7 in the third period by blocking a punt on the Iowa 22. The ball bounded over the double stripe where .Ion Hobbs pounced on it for a touchdown. Iowa added scores in the third and fourth 011 a six-play 70-yard drive and a 45-yard pass inter- ception. Sturdy defensive performances helped the Badgers check Iowa all afternoon. As in earlier games standout linemen who were deserving of plaudits were the guards. Captain Bill Kichler, Coach Milt Bruhn, and star Half back Danny Lewis -- three reasons for the Badger's surprising success. IOWA GAME NVis. Iowa First Downs 19 17 Total Yardage 31-L 330 Passing 123 -20 94 5 Score by Quarters: lVisconsin Iowa 0 0 7 07-7 7 0 7 7421 381 31 Q, HJ! ffm? 'fe iq? Danny Lewis crosses the OSU goal with the second Badger tally. OHIO STATE GAME Wis. OSI' First Downs 16 8 Total Yardage 274 25 Passing 143 354 Score by Quarters: VVisconsin 13 0 0 0f13 Ohio State 13 0 3 0-10 382 Wisconsin 13 Ohio State 16 A costly late game fumble on Ohio State's eight-yard line deprived Wisconsin's battling Badgers from springing a super-sized upset over the Buckeyes who fashioned a skin-tight 16-13 decision in the thriller of the season. Vlfisconsin led in first downs 16-7 and held a 271-203 rushing advantage as they out-played but failed to out- score their visitors before 50,085 chilly fans at Camp Randall. Both clubs tallied I3 points apiece in the first period and then settled back for an afternoon of dogged defensive work. It took a third quarter field goal off the educated toe of halfback Don Sutherin to bring the Buckeyes their verdict and keep alive a hoo-doo sign over the Badgers dating back to 1946. The Badgers blew a 13-0 first quarter lead mustered on short yardage scoring plays by halfback Danny Lewis. Ohio State deadloeked the count at 13-13 by scoring twice in two and a half minutes as halfback Don Clark raced 71 yards for a score and Galen Cisco banged over from five yards out following a kickoff fumble on Wis- consin's 18 yard line. W'isconsin failed by inches to pick up enough yardage for a first down on the Ohio State eight yard line late in the second quarter. Lewisfs bobble 011 OSUS eight with 1 222 remaining in the game shattered the dreams of the Badgers for an upset and turned away the flock of disheartened fans. Following the brutal struggle between two evenly matched teams Ohio State Coach VVoody Hayes said, Despite a piggy-back rider, Sid Williams gets the pitch-out away 1 5 Ji. .f, HI feel guilty about winning all these close ones from NVisconsin. They've got a helluva offense and they surely didn't make many mistakes for being mostly sophomores. They were stronger on defense than I figured they would be. 7! anyway. Bob Zcman picks up seven hard yards in the third quarter 383 Jon Hobbs dived, the rest jumpedg but he made it- Wisconsin Michigan State 21 liunning into one of the nation's top teams for the third straight week, Wisconsin's surprisingly strong Bad- gers again had to settle for second hest. Michigan State had its share of trouhles all afternoon the Badgers held them to a mere 165 yards on the turf, but penalties and fumhles hurt 1Viseonsin and MSU came out on top hy the 21-7 count. The game developed into a line hattle after the Spartans charged across into paydirt the first time they got the pigskin. On seventeen different occasions during the rainy afternoon the hall had to he punted to get it out of danger. 1Vith neither team doing much to score hy its own virtues the hreaks had to show up. The Badgers got the first ehanee with a recovered fumble deep in enemy territory. Halfhack Danny Lewis slashed off left taekle on the fourth play of the short 11-yard drive. This knotted the count at 7-all. But the fans' joy was short-lived as the Spartans took 1Viseonsin's kickoff and galloped 135 yards to tl1e Badger 32 yard line. In eight plays, with tl1e help of a pass interference call, the Spartanls had gone hack into the lead for keeps. HSV added a TD after time ran out for their final counter. In the opinion of many, this was the only team that 1Yisconsin faced all year that out-played them. However the Badgers have much to say for themselves. There wasn't another team in the nation who faced three suc- cessive opponents like Iowa, Ohio State and Klichigan State and still out first downed them, 42-3111 Sid XYilliams ran into trouhle. 384 MICHIGAN STATE GAME YVis. HSV. lfirst Downs 8 14 Total Yardage 1223 215 Passing 4 tl 4-12 Score hy Quarters: XYisconsin 0 T 0 ll Y T Michigan State T T 0 T 21 lind liarl llill shows good form as he gets otf' one of the eight punts he hooted in the course of the afternoon. Hill averaged over -10 yards per hoot. I? rn W' Sid xYllll2lIl1S hlovks an pass intt-ntlt-rl for liolxhy Nl:-Kit-vt-r. NORTHWESTERN GAME Wis, N lf. lfirst Downs lti I2 Total Yardage 444 214 Passing 2 4 El-IT Svorc hy Qnartc-rs: NYisconsin 0 ti 28 T-f f4l Xorthwestvrn 0 ti tl ti fl2 Wisconsin 41 Northwestern 12 The long awaitcd drought was finally oyvr. 'l'hv Wisconsin Badgers had won a foothall ganu- and hy a wingdinner of a svoro. Xot only that, hut thc-y rollod up a tremendous 412 yards by foot and won tht- Klidwvst Back-of-the-lV00k honors aftvr a five- wvvk wait. Qnartvr- hack Dale Har-khart was pic-kvd for his outstanding play in the soc-ond half of thc- game as ho lod Wisconsin to points and victory in a thrilling third pvriocl. lfor a while in the Oarly stagvs ol' thi' ggalno it lookvd black for the Badgers. N0l'illWOSft'l'lI took a sm-ond stanza lead of ti-0 after pushing lYist-onsin all ovor tho fic-ld for the first 20 ntinutvs. At this point llar-khart and tho shovk troops Canto in. 'l'hc-n it happcnvd: titl yards on I l plays with fullhaf-li Bob Zvinan sr-oringg Tl yard on two plays with Havkhart svoring on a 57-yard kvopvri l1alfhac'k lion Steiner inside left Gnd for 1351 yards and a 'l'lJg ISO yards on c-ight plays with Zfllllllll pnnr-hing in front tho onvz 52 yards on four plays with l1i1li.lT21t'li lid llart pivking np 49 yards and the sc-ore: and a lti-play U8-yard driyt- with c1nart01'hac'k lion Carlson kos-ping for the last svyvn. Tho XVildr-ats tallivd thvir last six points whvn thu sr-orc was 234-ti against Tlltxlll. Dale Har-kh:n't tinn-s his pitvh-ont just right as liilly llolrlms prvp:n'c-s to take oil' for what llc hopvs arv opt-n spat-vs. A ,. , ,.s.W!,.. iai- W.--sr 4 385 A CJ fs Danny Iaewis breaks into the Illini seeondarv for 11 16 yard gain. Ronnie Steiner cuts around right end IHltlWtly 111 the second period. Wisconsin 24 Illinois 13 U11 IIOIIIOCUIIIIIIQ Day, HIST, the Wiseonsin Badgers finally l1roke tl two year jinx hy winning its first Big Ten I'IOIHOt'0llllllg eontest at Camp Randall sinee tletolmer l, 1955. The gllllll' itself was niarred by frequent rule i11- fraetions and took longer to play than any IIOIHO tilt all season. Although W'is1-onsin seored tl1e first time it got tl1e hall and never trailed o11 the Sl'0l'0lJ0ill'lI, Coach Milt, Brnhn s11id that the field goal hy taekle Karl Ilolzwarth was tl1e thing tl1at sw1111g the game in our favor. 'flt Illilllf' an entirely different ball game out of it, I5l'l1l1ll said afterward. H It gave 11s a eushion f- gave ns 21 eh1111ee to lll'02iilI0 Ll little. After that Illinois llilfl to sl1oot tl1e worksfl 'l'he liadgers initial touehdown Uilllll' ne11r fllll end of illtx first period. lftlllhaek Bob Zetnan sinashed into tl1e end-zone fl'0lll tl1e two, after 11 Sll0l'i 29-yard drive. Moinents later taekle Myron Cooper reeovered an Illini Iillllllllll on their 26, setting 11p f1Lliil'f0l'l72lt'li Dale Haek- l1art's one yard sneak with Ollly 30 seeonds of tl1e seeond stanza gone. Midway i11 tl1e quarter IViseonsi11 had another first dow11 o11 the Illi11ois 22, l111t disaster set i11 as two 15-yard penalties a11d a hloeked punt gave tl1e visitors tl1e pigskin o11 the Badgerls 28. Six plays later on ll fourth Ll0XYll TD pass, Illinois ent the lllilfglll to IT-7. But, tl1e 1lever-give-up-Badgers SiO1'1lIOLl hack to set up I'Iolzw11rtl1fs field goal with 1:59 of the half left. Suffering i-F0111 penalties and savage XYISCUIISIII de- fensive play i11 tl1e SQUUIICI half tl1e Illini were foreed to kiek fl'Olll illlxll' ONYII end-zone. A poor l1oot gave the Badgers tl1e hall o11 tl1e 19, and i11 four plays they had another marker. Ilalfhaek Ron Steiner lagged llllx leatl1er for the last 11i11e O11 a sweep around left end. Ill the last Illlllllfl' and a half ill? Illi11i filled the air witl1 footballs to piek np a last sec-ond TD 011 il 27-yard pass play. The PAT w11s hloeked after the game XVZIS over, giving the Badgers 21 well-deserved 24-I3 vietorv. Ron Steiner lireaks off left end for seven yards. Peoples was :L-Hyin' ovcry which way. Bill Hobbs gots stoppm-d at the line of scrimmugo on 5lIldllll'I1l15t0il end run Earl Hill also bits dust. ILLINOIS GAME Wlis. lfirst Downs l5 Total Yzmlzmgo 285 Passing I3 fl4 Sm-orc by Ql1zu'to1's: lVisc'o11si11 T I0 0 Illinois 0 T 0 lll. 2 'J lT 1 24 Nfl-1 John Hobbs amd Dun l42l,llIJlll'llI' f'l1:1l'gf- in to try to blovk am lllirli punt 387 ei S981 Hey, Buddy! You aren't going anywhere. llanny Lewis gets caught lrom behind on a shirtsls-eve taekle. The 1057 edition ot' the Badger Football Team f surprise of the midwest, ranked 12th in the nation at seas0n's end, and fourth plaee team of the Big Ten -f added the frosting to its finest season in years by downing its traditional rival, llinnesota, o11 a rain soaked muddy field 14-0. Quarterbaek Dale Hat-kbart scored both Badger touehdowns on runs of one yard and 54 yards. Halfbaek Danny Lewis elosed out his brilliant three year eareer by becoming the sec-ond highest ball carrier in Vlliseonsin history, finishing behind only the great Alan Ameehe. The team itself set a record of sorts by scoring 234 points, more than any Badger squad since 1923 and gaining 1000 yards more than the 1950 team. Seniors who made their last appearanee for the Badgers included tackles Myron Cooper and Richard Xieolazzi, guards Vlvilliam Gehler and John Heineke, eenter Gordon Cor- eoran, and halfbaek Danny Lewis, who was pit-ked the Most Valuable Player for 1057. 1Yisc-onsin got the first break when guard Jim Frazer fell on a Minnesota fumble on the Gopher 33. 1 rom there it took the Badgers seven plays to score with Ilaekbart keeping for the last yard. At this point Klinnesota eame to life and kept eontrol of the ball most of the time but eould only manage to push aeross one tally. After a tremendous goal line stand the Badgers took over on the 20 yard line and began their marc-h to vietory. Lewis, .lon Hobbs, and Altman brought the ball out to the 413 on four downs. At this point llac-kbart took oil with a hop, skip and a jump through the right taekle, reversed his field and was long gone to T17-liand. 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HJ I- 62 58 09 93 72 64 70 G4 70 G2 52 71 93 S1 74 93 7 l 82 72 Freshman Coach Al Hovland and freshman captain Ivan Jefferson. Bob Litzow, star senior forward, hooks one in against Notro Dame Kimi? 414 ,, v. . . lhti Wist-onsin Iiatlgt-rs starttwl tht- st-ason out hkt' a house-a-tirtx 'l'h0y rollctl up a 3-I rt-1-orcl in tht-ir first six gamers and a 5-I-S rw-ortl against IllPII-t'fllllif'l't'l1t'0 op- position. South Dakota proyifltttl thtt svason's optinvr at thv lfivlcl Iloustf. Ther liaclgttrs hatl a gootl night from the- livltl, shooting at a -15.235 t-lip. ln tlntir nvxt homc- outing, Wisc-onsin ran afoul of Xotrv llann-. lioth tvams hatl a yttry hacl time trying to hit tht- haslwt. hut Notrv Damv t-ontrolltltl tho hoarcls antl raint- out on thv long vnrl ot tht- svort-. XYisttonsin thvn ran up a tour gamtt winning strvak, invlutling a surprising upst-tt oyvr a nationally ratvcl Ricc- tt-ami Against liittv thc Baclgvrs st-ort-tl on halt' thv shots tht-y took, whilv holcling thv tallttr liirt- outfit to mostly rt-hound shots and tip-ins. l.ast minuttt yic'torit2s against Iiutlvr and Xvw Mvxit-o gayv hint ot' tho trouhlvs that wttrv soon to 1-omo. 'l'h0 trip to AllJl1t1llUl'f1lllt antl Salt Lake City was thv heginnin' of thv sliclin' for thtt liaclgc-rs. Thv Wyoming Cowhoys starttttl ther tailspin tlownwartl, whit-h was intvrruptvd hrivfly hy thrvt- hrilliant ptirforinain-vs in -l2llll12l1'j'. Dvspitv hoing trompt-tl hy Wyoming, Coat-h I3ucl'l lfostvrls t-rvw clitln't giytt np. Playing gootl ot'l't'11siye hall and cloing a linv rt-hountling joh tlniy almost pulltwl anothtir upst-t hoforv sutw-umhing to pvrt-nnially strong l'tah. livturning to tho lfivltl lloustt attttr thtt holiclays, thc liatlgvrs had anothvr t-olcl night antl clroppvtl a rlosf- ont- to Illinois. A disastrous trip to ,Xnn ,Xrhor was followvtl hy tho high point of the- svason for lYist'onsin hasktvthall lSut,C7oat'l1, hv got. tlnf jump on us. Ray Gross t-113 antl Sam Barn- l-QLIIS. The l321Clg0l'H Wtlll all ll1l't'0 ol' tlltlil' Big 'lll'lI Vit'tt0l'iPs ufl got tlwrv a llttlt- too latt-. . . . . ln their next four starts. In a tvlt-yisvtl ganiv, thvy cler- railotl Ohio Statvls titlt- train in a hartl fought G7-til vit-tory. It was a tvam triumph with thtt liatlgc-rs again sc-oring a good pvrt-vntago ot' thttir shots. lioh Litzow A - x A'--A I ' 'l' - - m-- 1- - sing two fingvrs, lioh Barntlsoii tttlls tht- vrowtl hcl is ahout to lffl the 510111154 llllh Ill llmlllh' lull 111155 lfllil 'lt C hdm '- pillgll, l3uc'ky's l5llt'lii'lUUl'S gayt- Illinois a tastv ot thc samv trcfatmttnt hy tlowning tht' host Illini Tl-TU, with l3unky'l Ilolt pumping in 20 points. .Xttvr a had rv- wption at l.afayvtt0 hy l'urtlut-, Wist-onsin got hat-k into thvir p1'e-sttiiittstwlwrt-ali form hy stopping st-t-oncl plat-0 linishvr Klitthigan State- with a rt-sountling 1363-.32 ttonquttst. llolt again locl ther st-oring with 22 points. At this point thtt liaflgers wvrv 8-ti for thtt sttason. ancl hopvs wvrv still up for a fairly Sllt't'0SSl'lll yvar. Htm'cwv1', that Batlgc-rs just voultln't gvt going attvr thc llllfl-SOIIIPSTOI' layoll. lhtty hvlcl in tough lor a whilv losing hy only fiytt or six points for tht- nttxt lbw gainvs. sz f? 'siE,us M A Ray Gross puts tho sluppa-1' on un 11111-1115511-41 slm v BiLl'Ill'S0ll and t'0H1IJ11llj' lmvv :1 lmll going uftvl' thc lmll. Q , wgzarm W. C1 X' w 1 4.2 . ' f ' '-relx as-Qs, - X '? . A .. Y 'fqfxx W Q -wb - +1 N f Wx W V ,sf A M . , .,, 5,f, ,MV f X? ,f J ,t , I iffy' Q15 QE V U' K! wi ' .I 1-ka. A SIlltlSlllllQ tlt'l'l'lll 11t the ll21lItlS ol' il X't'IlQLt'l'lll NIST tive toolt tht- Sl21l't'll out of the liZltlQQ0l'S. l11 the l11st gillllt' ol' the se11so11, with il t'llZlllt'l' to get out ot' It lo11eso111e eellzu' liiiislv, the lizulgeits just Lllllllll llIlX'l' it. Nlit-l1igz111, whit-h had lost six i11 ll 1'ow goi11g lllltl the g1Q1lll1K', 1-o11t1'olled the lMJ2ll'ilS Illltl got llltJl'U sl1ots ot'l', whieh wzls atll that they heeded to w111. ,Xlthottgh xYlSl'lJI1Slll ended 1111 111 the hotto111 ol' the Big 'l'e11 heap, they lIl1D1'flYl'tl their 19.313-ST l'0i'tll'll ot 5-IT. The SUIJl1tl1ll0I'9S, ot' wl1o111 Il1llt'l1 was expef-ted, did11't l'Ollll'llJllll' 11s I11llf'll 11s wus hoped. l11j111'ies to .- Sillll li2lI'Il2ll'll, .lflllll Staek Zllltl lioh St'I'lll2lli lllll'l thetv11111 l'0llSlKli'I'2lllly. Holm IgE1I'lll'S0ll did 21 t'UIllll'1OllCl2ll3lE' joh, hut the X'l'll'l'2lllS c'111'1'icd tho loud. . . All right, 1111111, I do11'L t'2ll'l' you shoot.. 151'i1111 Kulns ', , Ll ,vu If 1,,,. 3. Y Holm l11lA0NX, Buulq -llolt, R111 fxltlhh .111d l3111111 MS Om, My as Ray UNM Illmw im. mm. IXlll2lS l11lllill0tl the h1'1111t ol the St'Ul'lIlg2Q ehores. liltzow led the r'e11so11's b't'O1'lllg with 324 points z111d Ll 14.7 glllllkt 11ve1':1ge. llolt led the Badgers i11 liig 'llK'll play with 215 points i11 14 games for 21 15.-1 11x'e1'11ge. The 11111111 lllflllil set any 11ew ret-o1'ds l111t i11diVid1111l l'QCOI'tlS were l11'olie11. l'B1111ky Holt set two new ones 7 - hest field goul i1VOl'2lg8 ill any gillllf' 111111 hest field goal z1Ve1'11ge i11 il Big Ten game. Holm liitzow set two by sc-o1'i11g lo field goals ag11i11st llllllilllil f'f' 'UIIO for most field g2Q02LlS i11 Zllly game Zlllll ZLll0l-llftl' for Il10Sl field goals 111 ZL Big 'lllxll QQZIIIIG. He also tied for S0i'0l1ll place for most points i11 ll single gilllllx hy Sl'0l'lllg 234 points against I11di1111z1. 1,011 liehfeldt holds the I'l't'0l'il with 35. Lit- zow's 34 points z111d 16 field goals 111'e also Field House l'9l'0l'ilS. XY11ltc-L ulilllllifii llolt, Badger sl1:11'11sl1oote1', dI'lVl'Sltll'UllIltl the outside i11 the South lJ:1- kot:1 g:1111e. St'IlllJI' litll'XX1ll'tl l51,l1 l.i1z1,w wt 11151 Il his t':1v1r1'ite ,i1111111 sho 395 Swimming The 15158 Vivisvonsin swimming team equaled the ret-ord of the previous year fe- winning three and losing ' tour meets. Coaeh John Him-kman, when looking baek ihrrliirgdyintifittwl swimmer reaelies the 4-nd ot the pool :is l' red YN est- on thc, Season, had this to Say about the funn, 4f'1'hQ manner in whic-h the team progressed through the year V H l I makes it one of the finest teams we have ever had. lley, want until lin deeentl John Leehner seems averse to having i,igl,if.Um, S,ml,p,,d, Coaeh llic-kman had eight returning major HWY winners to start oil the season, four of whom had been rated in HIST as All-Americans. Captain lfred Vilestphal eontinued to smash con- ference records for himself and for the team. He took sevond plaee in the 50 yard freestyle event at the Western Conferenc-e championship at the University of Minnesota. ln the trials he set a Big Ten reeord in this event by swimming the distance in 22 seeonds flat! Led by All-Anieric'-ans Kline Wlilson, John Leehner, Dave Middleton and Fred Westphal the team was able to defeat Minnesota 54-51, Northwestern 62--L2 and Pur- due 59-413 while losing only to Illinois in the home pool by two points. Away from home the Badger Varsity was unable to post a victory. .-Xt the Big Ten lNleet at Iowa City the Badgers came up with thirteen points and :L seventh plaee finish. First row, left to right: B. Morris, K. Smrc-ina, J. Ler-luier, J. Ballon, T. Watts. Second row: Ass't Coaeh Art Krueger, K. XYilson, ll. Dauber, Capt. F. YYestphal, T. Wissing, T. Jensen, Coaeh John Hickman. Third row: U. Stone, B. Kamm, J. Fredendall, T. Blumenstoek, l7.fAllen, J. Ladwig. 396 Ac-tion on the parallel liars in one of the Badger's home meets. Gymnastics The H758 Wisc-onsin Gymnastic-s team was unahle to establish a Very impressive record, winning only two of seven inatc-hes. The two wins eaine at the beginning of the season against Northwestern and C'hieago, hy 45956-42M and 139-423 scores respeetively. In the Big Ten meet at Iowa Pity, lVisr-onsin finished in a tie for eighth plaee. The standout of this yea1 s team was eo-1-aptain t 71 - - ' - ' 9 9 ' 1 -i - 1 A - - - . . v. . Dale Rawls, ll ho lmuplled 'IH pomth dmmg Miclhon tom Good form is displayed on the parallel liars as xxlSf'0I'll-llll plays petition. Leading the Badgers in five out ot seven events, host tor a triangular mf-et. Karls obtained niost of his points in the parallel liars, side horse and still rings events. The other c-aptain, Bob Bowen, followed liarls in the point standing with 55. Left to right: L. Beinstra, J. Jennings, R. Wingender, B. Bowen, Coaeh Dean Mory, J. Stillman, U. Henke, J. Klingheil, J. Seherz, li. Kurls. 397 Front row, left to right: L. Hirschfield, S. Schmidt, P. Lambeck, H. Robbins. Standing: Coach Archie Simonson, R. Green, J. Cartwright, P. llortenson, G. Bodner, C. Verburght, R. Lemieux. . Fencing Captain Paul Mortensen practices for the Big Ten Meet at East Lansing. i ,l' Striving to equal the past two year's outstanding records, Coach Archie Simonson's swordsmen copped 10 out of their 14 matches during the 1957-58 season. Only two of the losses were at collegiate meets. The team was sparked by the brilliant performances of Co-captains Gerald Bodner and Paul Mortenson, who finished the regular season with records of 15-3 and 29-7, respectively. On March 8 at the Big Ten meet at East Lansing the Badgers, defending champions, were upset by Illinois. Jerry Bodner eased the blow somewhat by seizing the individual foil championship. Lettermen graduating this spring are Gerald Bodner, Paul Mortensen and Paul Lambeck. Coach Archie Simonson encouraged hard fought practices. Front row, left to right: D. Hafernzni, Don Ulsc-n, P. limiicll, Dick Olsen, J. Scars. Second row: Ass't Couch Boll Spit-nzzn, li. l'Idw:n'cls, B. Popp, J. l loi':i Bl. tlzirvin, J. lvptlingrovv, J. Klmlnlil, ll. SQUIHRIIIII, Asst Conf-li J. Kriniinpolstc-:ultc-r, Hvncl Cozmh llvcn'gc- Nlzirtin. lfm' thc- first lllllt' in revent yvnrs Cllllbll Clvorgv 1Izn'tin's inntincn 1-anne up with il winning l'Pt'0l'fl in rvgnlzn' scnson vrnnpotition. The linclgcws, with an 7-ti nioot i'vc'4n'cl and ai ninth place in the Big Ton 'llUlll'lli1ll10lll at Clmiilpziiggii, sturtvd off the svzison strong. 'l'ln'ev . straight pro-svnson tonrnalnent Vicftorics, inf-lucling the Stzltv C'l1un1pi4n1sl1ip at Stvvens Point, and n 3-3 Big Ton duvl nivvt 1'0t'0I'tl Illildil tho 1958 Cznilpziign sfnnvwllzit of Z1 sucvvss. Tho inuinstays, led by svnicn' l0ll0l'llli1ll Don Olsen with ai 1'Ot'OI'Cl of ll wins and 3 losses, wvro Orlo Ottvson, Dir-k Olson, Paul Brandl, Bill Popp and Jini l'ptl1ag1'cn'v. Teznn Uaptain Earl lflclwzmls was undo- fvatocl until ai lmikon lug forved hiin out of thc svuson. Lot, me go, or l'll spnnlc yon! flnwnl, lvlll lunulyl W' 3' 3lW ' t ,fg,,,,,.,....---- - ' 399 Boxing The greatest career in college boxing came to an end when John J. Walsh stepped down as boxing coach after years of service to YVisconsin. Walsh's almost unbe- lievable record included 126 wins, 24 losses and 14 draws with eight NCAA championship squads and 14 undefeated seasons. This season, with only two returning lettermen and no one at the 147 pound division, the Badgers gained fourth place at the NCAA Meet and a match record of one win, three losses and two draws. In their initial encounter of the season Walsh's men drew with MSU. Sophomores Charlie Mohr at 156 and Bob Christopherson at 165 showed the form that made them the two toughest Badgers of the season. Rollie Nesbit, at 132, Mohr and Christopherson again scored decisions for the Badgers in the second match but got no support as San Jose State gained the decision by a 4-3 score. VVinning the last four bouts against Washington State, Wisconsin's pugilists came from be- hind to gain another draw. Senior letterman Ron Free- man and sophomore Bill Urban scored the needed victories to provide the draw. Idaho State dropped the Badgers by a 4-3 count in the fourth match after Wisconsin forfeited two weights. Wins by Mohr, Chirstopherson and Freeman, along with a draw by Nesbit failed to gain these points back. In Walsh's last home match the Badgers arose to the occasion by whipping Michigan State 5-3. Another sophomore, John Drye at 139, won his first bout as the Spartans could gain only one decision, a forfeit and two draws. The last match of the season ended in disaster when Wisconsin took a pounding from Idaho State. Front row left to right R. Nesbit, P, fll'3.I1S, F. Hartman, J. Drye, E. Sanborn. Second row: Coach John Walsh, C. Mohr, R. Freeman, R Chrlstopherson A s t Coach Vern Woodward. Third row: Man. E. Johnson, P. Burgett, B. Urban, Man. R. Manthe. N1 11111111 1 1111 1111 1111 1111111111111 1 1 Wim-1111si11's 111111111 A' ,s ' 'QQ -Q - fx SEASON'S RECORD Wim 1si11 .. 4 x111'1l11L:l1I 511111 , 11'1s11111s111 . 51 N 111 .111s1- S1 111 1Yis11111si11 , .1 xY11S1l1IlQ11l1I 41111 1115141115111 .. '1 111Zl1l11S12l11' XY1s11111si11 5 N111-111g:111 1115111115111 1 111'11111I41:111- ' 1 X111 N11'.1n1 1111 1'1-11-11 Q . 1 1.I11s1- 511111-'s 11ZlYl' Nl'1S11I11511111111'1'1'4'l'1X'11ljI1'1l41171.1111111115111 1, 11111w 17.Y 11111111' N1's1111. 'mf' - 5,gfyfQj5,w Wi? 1 fl 402 Quit r-vying rm my SIlUl1llil'l' I'm In-:ating you i':nir:m1l Sflll.iI'l'. Rollin- N1-slrit mlm-s Illl !lllK'i4'Ilf trilml llI1Ill'C' as lu- :ltivlllpis 1 IJ0lli'Ilf with :1 Plilllliillilfillll of i'outwm'l4 :xml lJllIIl'Ilf'S. Wallx' llcliosr- falls lJ:1c'kwzu'ds :ls lu- is ll1!IIIll'llT1ll'ily Sfllllllixll by :1 luml right In tlw jlxw lmy Stuart Rulwimn A littlm- lmluml nvvm' hurt IUIYOIIC. NYisr'onsiI1's .Iulm llrqvu :md Sun Jose Sf t L lm 1 lmxvrs try lllllilillg 1JllI1f'hi'S at the sauna' limv, lm ICI' SllCf'l'l'llS. L cfs WL-lvin Ytrulul lmtflv it out toe to 403 Front row, left to right: S. Mc-Ginnis, IJ. Wigglesworth, R. Olson, S. Mylin, B. Mareh, R. Riseh, J. Wrneke, C. Statz. Back row Asst Coach Tom Bennett, A. Cottom, F. Selialdacli, G. Goldenserg, E. Jacobsen, J. Nixon, J. Pamperin, A. Goshaw, Head Coach J. Rilex Be t Track The 1957 lYiseonsin indoor and outdoor track teams lacked the well-rounded material to produc-e many vie- tories, but they did eome forth with their share of records and champions. Coach Riley Best's Badgers registered two wins against Northwestern, one outdoor and one indoo1'. At the indoor Big Ten Nleet at Columbus, Ohio, VViseonsin placed eighth with 14 points, with Austin Cotton winning the 880-yard run. In outdoor meets the Badgers finished seventh with ll points at the Central Collegiate Meet at Milwaukee, and in tenth plaee with nine points at the Big Ten Meet at Evanston. As far as individual performances go the Badgers had their moments of glory. Captain Sam lN'Iylin, who holds the VViseonsin indoor high jump rec'-ord of ii-1353.1 and shares the Camp Bandall lXIemorial Building record, was the Central Collegiate high jump champion. Jesse Nixon, holder of the Camp Bandall and lfniversity out- door 440-yard rec-ords won the 440-yard championship at hoth the Central Collegiate meet and the outdoor Big Ten Meet. Ronald Biseh, l957 graduate, reeeived the Most Improved Squad Member trophy, which is awarded each year to the athlete who shows the most improvement from one season to the next. Sam Mylin is the eaptain- eleet for the 1958 season. 404 One for the money, two for the show, . . . Go! VVisr-onsinls new indoor track gets ai good workout. Wisconsin leads in the last leg. Jim Hyland is hid by an unidentified OSU runner in one of the Badgers rain-soaked meets. Jesse Nixon takes the baton from Ron IlQSCl1 in the relay. They're Ulf! The Badgers and Gophers start on their way. Cross Country The 1957 Wvisconsin Cross Country Team finished the season with a rather unimpressive record of one win and four losses. The lack of experience in cross country running was the p1'i1ne reason for this poor record in the opinion of Coach Riley Best. The fact that he has lost his best freshman runners for the past three years also had its effect. VVith four lettermen returning next season and some good frosh prospects, Coach Best has bright hopes for the future. The Badgers opened the season by losing to Minne- sota 15-42 on October 12. One week later they were defeated by Iowa 15-47. Stewart Tulledge placed first. for XViseonsin, but was sixth in both meets with 1'espec- tive times of 21:34 and 22:21. Un October 213 Illinois defeated the Badgers 21-235. Wisconsin captured fifth thru tenth place in a field of fourteen. The Spartans of MSI' took home a 15-44 victory in a race held inside. On a cold, snowy November Sth Wvisconsin scored its only victory by defeating Marquette 2323-22, Tulledge took second place followed by Dan Nlcliinney and Bob Devlin. At the Thirty-Sixth Annual Uross Country Banquet, major f'1V's were presented to Captain Tom Koenig, Bob Devlin, Dan HIL-Kinney, Stewart Tulledge and Dick l'lstick, while John Drye received a minor UW . Don Dooley was awarded the 1912 Traveling Trophy for the best freshman and Stewart Tulledge was awarded the 1913 Traveling Trophy and the All-University Bill Goldie Trophy. Dick Estick received the Vllalter Nlehl Trophy for the most improved senior. Left to right: Coach Riley Best, Capt. T. Koenig, D. Estick, B. Devliek, D. Thompson, D. McKinney, B. Tulledge. 406 Dave S111-pzirrl 1'0111I'I1Si-21 tough shot in one of tho B11LlgCI'Si Big Ten mvvts. Tennis Hain, 111111, go away . . . With 111111 wz1s11i11g out all of its five honio inzitvhes of tho 1957 season, C'oz1c'l1 Carl Si11lgG1'iS 1'11c'k4-t squad took to its newly co11st1'11c-tvd inclool' 1-lziy 1'0lll'1S at Cziinp 111111112111 310111011211 Siiltlllllll. ci0El,I'l1 Sz111gc-1', 1102111 of the Big Ton tennis 1-ozu-111-s, foe-ls that tho now t'0111'1fS, whim-h proviflo year 111111111 tunnis 1111-ilities, will 110 L1 IHELJOI' fuvtol' 111 the in1p1'ovo111o11t of 111111110 Bzulgoi' tunnis teams. With four 1'ot111'11i11g lotter- 111811, the nottvrs voinpileil il 5-13 1'0l'UI'd 111 1111111 111v0ts, hottQ1'1ng their two wins and 1011 lossvs of tho 15156 sr-z1so11. At this Big 711011 1110vt 111 l'lVLl11S1011, Illinois, our Badger me-kot.0o1's totaled up vighti points to finish ninth, while hficthigziii took the honors. W'isco11sin's most de- cisive Victory of tho season C9-01 was 1'eg1stv1'0cl z1gai11st1 1,z1wre11c,-0 Cfollvge. In douhlvs Al Hentzen 111111 Dave Sheparcl won two out of ten 111z1tc-luis, Tim l'l1'2l11iSC'l11 and .lov We-yr-ei' boasted 21 13-4 I'0f'0I'd and John lV111gS1I'0I11 211111 Keith Anderson 1-oppod five of their nino 011COl111101'S. Last y0111 s c'apta111 and 11111111391 one singlos nian, Al Hentzon, is vz1ptz1i11-elect for tho 1958 sqiiad. Ilvntzen, 1 1'a11tsc'l1i, 1Voyc-or, lXY111gSi1'0111, Sl1epa1'd, Aiidvrson and Jim Cuininiiigs wore major 'WV' lQtte1'wi1111v1's. One l.1'0Sl'1lH3.1l 111111101111 was ziwaiwlvrl. Front row, left to right: IJ. Sl1op:11'd, J. We-yf'c1', A. H4-11tzc11. Second row: Coiwh Carl Siingr-r, T. Frzuitisr-hi, K. Andersoii, J. Wingsi-om. 407 ont row, left to right XX l l l li li ,, st , os asulis. Second row: Capt. ll. Walla-1', Ii. -litllltlllltj Ii. Sr-hmitt, J. VViseonsin's erew ran into rough water during its 1957 season. Because it raeed against some of the best erews in the nation, it was ahle to 4-onie elose on several tries hut eould win only one rar-e. In early l ehr11a1'y, Vlviseonsin 1-onipeted against Rol- lins College and Tanipa l'niyersity at Vfinter Park and Tampa, lfla. respectively. lVisc-onsin finished the mile eourse in 5303.9 hut lost to Rollins hy one-fourth length. The Badgers recforded their only season vim-tory hy de- feating Tampa hy two feet and finishing with a time of 5:20. On May ll, Wiseonsin was ahle to finish seeond in a three team event at Oakland, California hy nosing out VCLA. One week later VVisc'onsin was ahle to finish second hehind Cornell in the fourth heat of the quali- fying rar-es at l'rineeton, New Jersey. On June 1, Navy edged out the Badgers hy eight see-onds on the same eourse. The only home event. of the season saw Coaeh Sonjnls oarsnien edged out hy Stanford hy one-half' length on Lake Mendota. Wise-onsin finished the one and three t1l12ll'tf'I'S Course in 8:47, two seeonds behind Stanford. VViseonsin eonipleted the season hy finishing tenth in the l.li.A. Regatta at Syraense, New York, In thv Bzulgefs only lxfnm- vmltvst Statlltfml nippc-11 tht-m lxlx' UIIU-llfllf lvngth at thv finish lim 14' prvvztiling northt-rlie-S wc-rv just too much for thvsfe frustrattvfl wt-W Il1t'Il1l,Jf'l'S, as Mother Nzlturm lmzu tht-ir pI'ilf'fiC'1' :tri-11:1. X lwivt' I't'St :tml at haunt mlm lwt'4n1- tlw ram- starts. 409 I lJtNIci1l,l B111 --al iultz, Capt. elect G. Schmid. Second row: J. At-kswnnui, R. Knoll, B. Mznllzitt, ll. Mor- 'k. Third row: B. Svliwvvrz, J. liogm-lmy, lb. l1OXVlill1LlS, D. Stivvrs, li. NYittkowski, J. Fourth row: Assft flour-li Frm-rl W1-gm-r, W. Holt, BI. Johnson, J. H l'oolv, J. Sm-pivh, Tho Wise-onsin varsity baseball tc-mn litf-rzilly hit,' two i'Xll'0Ill0S during tho 1957 diainoml smison. Nlvith ai lllllllllltl' of lt-ttornien roturning, Cozicli Nlzinslivltl had high vxpwtzitions for il Sl1C'i'0SSfl1l sc-arson, which were partially liulfillvcl by an overall 11011-POIll'l'l'l'll4'1' rw-orxl of ll wins in I4 gaunvs. Ono ol' tho highlights of tho spring Sf'lll'4ll1l0 was at trip to Arizona to vngagv Arizona Starter tlvinpvl and thc- l'nivvrsity ol' .-Xrizona in a seven gznnv svrios. The Bzlflffc-l's flcll-zitcicl thc host tvains in six of tho sown s f s fl mom iring IJI'2lI'llf'0. is 2 inevtings, liwukiiig onv teams iii gzunv winning strvak. The squzul was unzilblo to c-ontinuv this pau-0 against ai series of strong Big Ton opponents, llowvvc-l', :intl thc-ir final l'Ulli.l'l'i'Ill'0 rm-ord was thrflv wins and svvc-n losses. Cozivli Nlzinslivlcl felt that the tvzun pluyt-rl wcll and 1'et'0iV0cl some good pitching, hut that the lmig lark was in c-onsistvnt hitting. This was lmornv out by l1ll0I'0lf0I'ilS whim-h show that thc- squad lost Z1 total of sovmi gzuncs by throw or lc-ss runs. Thr Badgers lmttvcl .2143 :rs :L tlvzun, 8th lwsl in tho Wvstern clOllf91'Qlli't', :incl worn 7th in tvzun fivlcling with tl .945 pvlwelitzigv. lilcvc-11 cloulmle plays xwiwi 1-mnplvtc-cl hy Wisvonsiii, lwst in t'Olli'l'l'i'llt'0 play. lncliviflnzll honors wore- hvstowvrl on Cuptziin Willizun liuhin, John llvhlvrit, und lion Nionnin who lvzicl tho Ivzun in lmtling. Dvhlc-rit and Nllflllilll wore sc-lc-tftcrl to tho .Xll-Big Ton tvzun :intl Dc-Merit was pix-lu-rl for thc District lntllll' NCHMX All-Star tezun ainrl tht' NCAA All- ,xlllOl'lf'IlIl 2-Zrfl lvuni. Howards for thc- yv:1r's work were g2l,l'll0I'0ll by right-lic-lder Dohleril and pitvhvr Jiln O l'oolv who signvrl major league' t'UlllI'i1I'lS. ilcxrrrgmr Sw-hmirll shmxs thu 1-mxvlws his Hll'0XYiIlfJ: arm in I7I'l'Sl'2lS clrills. :wk Brin-k shows how To loud p1'ope1'ly. R011 NiG111C5I1, lust years lvnding hattm' for tho B:1r'lge1's, gots set to take il hvzllthy cut :lt thu hull. Dave Morizu-ty shows how to catch someone who has lend. 411 Coaeh John Jamison and his two outstanding golfers, Dave Forbes and Roger Rulmendall. Golf Wisvonsin Badger golfers snared their first Big Ten golf' title in history at Iowa City on May 2-1-25. Pla:-ing three men among the top 11 low-ball eards, the Badgers toured the T2-hole Iowa City links with 1512 strokes. Co-Captains Roger Rubendall and Dave Forbes finished seeond and fourth resper-tively with eards of 291 and 299. Jim Hemmert plaeed eleventh with 303, Doug Rasmussen tied for 20th plaee with 309, Jeff Ames dead- loeked for 22nd with 310, and John Gray finished 53rd with 3125 strokes. Before elimaxing their superb season, Coaeh John .lan1ieson's linksmen piled up an impressive 16-2 won- lost mark, downing the two teams that they lost to along the way. The Badger golfers wound up in a tie for 15th plat-e in the June NCAA Golf Meet at Colorado Springs, Colorado, which was won by the University of Houston Cougars with a 36-hole total of 602. However, Wis- c-onsin's Rubendall blazed to a new course reeord with a 138 on the seeond lap of the 36-hole round. He earded a 74 on the first 18 for a 142 total which earned him a tie for medalist. Major 'fW's were won by Jeff Ames, Dave Forbes, Dennis Gehri, John Gray, James Remmert, Douglas Rasmussen and Roger Rubendall. Rubendall also won the all-university c-hampionship during the campaign. Front row, left to right: IJ. Hofmeister, J. Gray, J. Allen, D. Rassmussen, D. Forbes. Back row: Coach John Jamieson, F, Datlofi, J. Remment, R. Rubendall, D. Gehri, S. Ames. 412 First row, left to right: IJ. Ulsen, R. Nesbit, B. Popp, A. Zeleclon, IJ. Olsen. Second row: IJ. Rassmusen, B. Brehm, J. Remmert, S. McGin- nis, R. Litzow, P. Nlortenson, R. Aliver, R. Niemen, R. Knoll, T. Peters. Third row: IJ. llehri, B. Famm, T. llvatts, D. Daulmer, ll. Trum- mer, J. Leehner, T. Wissing, B. Bagley, li. Greene, F. Westplial, T. Rose, R. Jalmlonie, B. Linke, R. Freeinan. Fourth row: B. Rubin, G Boclner, C. Statz, A. Votton, T. Foenig, T. Prosser, I., Schmitt, ll. llegner, l'. launheek, J. Cummings, J. liogneby, J. liruelnpelsteadter The WT Clluh of the University of lViseonsin is a group of major letterwinners striving to promote a more efl'ec'tive organization for the advaneement of the interests of varsity lettermen and the l'niversity. Providing a common meeting ground for all lettermen, the c-lub, in order to promote athletic interest, sponsors numerous sports events, inc-luding the All-University Boxing Tour- nament and l reshma11-Varsity basketball games. Un- known to most of the students, the W Club guarded the house decorations for homecoming events. In addition to sponsoring athletic events, it sponsors a fall dance, a W hayride, a spring banquet and a spring pic-nic. The club, which is a non-profit organization, 4-harges no dues and has a membership of about 100 athletes. This year's oflir-ers are Paul Mortenson, president, Brian Kulas, vive-president, Robert Litzow, secretary, and Sid Wil- liams, treasurer, with Dick Ahner in c-harge of arrange- ments. Upon graduating, a member may or may not c-hoose to join the Alumni UW Club. The National W Club, which has its own oflic-ers, recently had the National HW Club Room fixed up at the north end of Camp Randall for the use of the undergraduate club, who hold their monthly meetings in the stadium. 413 , x jf . J-4-u-,a ',4 xxx fax- 'NNW Lf' Fix. -ian Z Y 'A--Q,-.f-qu--fo WU --. xx x. Q. 91: 'fad' w graduates 416 Law Seniors ANDRINGA - HODSON Cornelius George Andringa . . . VV2lllli0Sll1L . . . Law . . . Mil Ball Conlm, Insur Soc. . . . Phi Delta Plli, Sigma Chi. David J. Baldwin . . . VVauwatosa . . . Law . . . Tf Marquette . . . Unioll Dance Instruc . . . Phi Alpha Delta, Delta Siglllii Pi, Hse A K fl0llIlSCl0l'. Ronald C. Banker . . . Racine . . . Law . . . Insurance Society . . Alpha Delta Phi. Gerald R. Barrick . . . Sturgeon Bay . . . Law . , . Tl' Ripon College . , . Legal Aid Soc . . . Osehner Hse Pres, PAD Clerk, Chnl Toast- 1'H2lSft'l'lS Cb. James Thomas Barrv, Jr . . . Milwaukee . . . Law . . . Tf Notre IJEIIHG Univ . . . Phi Alpha Delta . . . Chi Psi, Res Coun, Delta Upsilon, Res Coun. Robert Leonard Berge . . . Westchester, Ill . . . Law . . . Delta Theta Phi . . . Seabbard and Blade, Pershing Rifles, Gerald lra Boyce . . . Madison . . . Law . . . Beta Alpha Psi . . . lii- 5 J ... Tennis . . . Theta Delta Chi Phi Alpha Delta. , rl' V ' . . . . . . P . f Herbert fjI'l0I1 Brlckson . .. Madison . . . Law . , . Sigma Chl, Phl 533,353 A Delta Phi. V ., ' f I Lawrence Ringling Burnett . . , Baraboo . . . Law. A Charles S. Coolin . . . hlilwaukee . . . Law . . . Law Review . . . Pi Lambda Phi,AV P, Marshall. f Q, lJ0llll Howard Dahlke . . . Westfield . . . Law. I: 3 Richard lfl. Downing . . . ltlilwallkee . . . Law. it 2 31 sl is Alvin H. lflisenberg . . . Milwaukee . . . Law . . . Zeta Beta Tall, Plli Delta Phi. g guquu f i at Robert tl. ldvans . . . Racine . . . Law. Y g li' Harold W. Fager . . . Kewaunee . . . Law . . . Tf Michigan College Nfl: i of Mill it Tech . . . Phi Alpha Delta. - . , . A if Richard F. Foltz . . . Burlington . , . Law . . . Delta Epsilon . . . f 3 Law Review . . . Legal Aid . . . Phi Alpha Delta. A 'H VVilliam H. Fi-eyhig . . . Williams Bay . . . lliiw . . . Phi llhltii Phi A. . . . Phi Gamma Delta Pres. Gerald Laurence Friedman . . . Milwaukee . . . Law . . . Insur Soc 4 . . . Pi Lambda Phi. 1, Q. Donald Edmund Gehrig . . . Sheboygan . . . Law . . . Tf Sheboygan . . . Plli Eta Sigma, Beta Gamma Sigma . . . Provost Corps , . . NOXYIIIIIII Cb . . . Phi Delta Phi, Chi Phi. ff, James Robert Geisenfeld . . . Milwaukee . . . Law . . . Zeta Beta Tau. Elaine Gr-int . . . Lincolnwood Ill . . . Law . . . Ass'n of VVomen Law Students . . . Hillel Grad Club, Legal Aid, Wis Union Forum Comm. i f, Franklin P. Hall . . . Madison . . . Law . . . Tf St. Lawrence. Larry Jay Hochberg . . . Skokie . . . Law . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Soph High Hon . . . Union Forum Comm, IF Rush Comm . . . Pi Lambda Phi, Sec. Fredrick E. Hodson . . . Milwaukee . . . Law . . . Stud Court, Law School Assoc Exec Coun . . . Badger Vets' Org, Pres . . . Phi Alpha Delta. M is Wh si ll 417 HOFFMAN 4 OLSON Roy Allen Hoffman, Jr . . . Raeine . . . Law . . . Tf Racine . . . Gam- ma Eta Gamma, Chancellor, V Pres . . . Stud Crt, Chf Justice . . . YGOP, Phil Cb. Eldon Lynn Husted . . . Madison . . . Law . . . Tf' Millikin U . . . Phi Delta Phi . . . Delta Sigma Phi. Harry Elliott Jankowitz . . . Milwaukee . . . Law . . . Student Crt . . . Tau Epsilon Rho, Bailiff. Cordon H. Johnson , . . Law . . . Phi Delta Phi, Beta Alpha Psi . . . Gymnastics, W Club . . . Delta Tau Delta. Kenneth Paul Johnson . . . LaCrosse . . . Law . . . Delta Theta Phi. Arthur William Jorgensen, Jr . . . Columbus . . . Law . . . Tf Ripon College . . . Phi Alpha Delta Treasg Beta Alpha Psi Pres . . . Wis Law Review, Exec Ed . . . Student Ct, Justieeg Comm Coun . . . Legal Aid Soc, YCOP. Eugene Jume . . . Freehold, N.J .... Law . . , Tf Temple, N.Y. . . . Tau Epsilon Rho, Chancellor, Master of Rolls . . . Stud Court . . . Hillel Grad Club. Terry Allen Kirk . . . Milwaukee . . . Law . . . Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Alpha Delta . . . Theta Delta Chi. Alvin Robert Kloet . . . Kenosha . . . Law . . . Tf Calvin College . . . Intl Relt Cb, Thespiansg Phi Alpha Delta. Thaddeus Francis Kryshak . . . Madison . . . Law . . . Phi Delta Phi. Philip David Levy . . . Utica, N.Y .... Law . . .Tf Buffalo U . . . En- tertainerls Guild . . . Phi Delta Phi, Winslow Hse, Housefellow. Carl M. Lewis . . . VVauwatosa . . . Law. Jay Marshall Lieberman . . . Madison . . . Law . . . Soph Hon . . . Law Review, Legal Aid Soc, Defense Coun Stud Crt . . . Union Games Comm . . . Alpha Epsilon Pi. Kenneth Roger Loebel . . . Milwaukee . . . Law . . . Law Review . . . MHA, Loan Comm, Pub Rel Comm Advisor . . . Noyes Hse, Hse Fellow. Agnes Aileen Loizeaux . . . Madison . . . Law, Robert Thomas Lowerre . . . Delafield . . . Law . . . Tf Carroll Col- lege . . . Phi Delta Phi, Hist, Phi Alpha Theta, J R Commons Cb . . . Univ Co-op, V P Brd of Trustees, Legal Aid Soc, Studt Chm. Marvin Allen Margolis . . . Milwaukee . . . Law . . . Phi Delta Phi . . . Stud Court . . . Pi Lambda Phi. Dean T. Massey . . . Madison . . . Law . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Zeta . . . Pershing Rifles, Mil Ball . . . YCOP . . . Acacia, See, Rush Chm. Kenneth T. McCormick, Jr . . . Madison . . . Law , . . Phi Delta Theta, Phi Alpha Delta. William John Meuer . . . Madison . . . Law . . . Delta Upsilon. Cary Edward Moore . . . Whitefish Bay . . . Law . . . Phi Alpha Delta, Kappa Sigma. Robert William Nanz . . . Waukesha . . . Law . . . Tf Carroll Col- le lege . . Ecumenical Conf' . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon, V Pres, YMCA, Pres. Peter Stack Nelson . . . Superior . . . Law . . . Tf Carleton College . . . Law Review . . . Phi Delta Phi. Richard Lee Olson . . . Edgerton . . . Law . . . Law Review, Ed-in-Chf . . . Stud Crt, Asso Chf Justice . . . Phi Delta Phi, Pres. PETERSON - ZINDER Donald Roy Peterson . . . Madison . . .Law . . . Student Ct . . . Sigma Chi, Phi Delta Pl1i. Phi l'ta Si ma Pres' Phillip F. Purcell . . . Madison . . . Law . . . u - 5 g ., ., Phi Kappa Phig Soph Honors, Sr Honors . . . Law Review, Ed Brd . . . Fresh Orient . . . Chi Psi, Phi Alpha Delta. Riehard Allan Robbins . . . Milwaukee . . . Law 'ltillgl' . . . Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Chi Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma . . . Convert Band. Charles Rubinstein . . . LaCrosse . . . Law . . . LaCrosse State . . . Hillel Found . . . Fin Cb . . . Phi Epsilon Pi. James Carol Sc-hlow . . . Milwaukee . . . Law . . . 'l'f Florida South- ern College. Dennis M. Selby . . . Milwaukee . . . Law . . . Mens Glee Cluh . . . Pi Lambda Phi. Richard K. Sell . . . lllarshfield . . . Law . . . 'llf U of lllinois . . Phi Beta Kappa . . . Phi Delta Phi. Daniel L. Shneidman . . . Madison . . . Law . . . Tf N.Y. Univ . . . Order ot' Artus, AEA, IRRA, Am Law Stud Assoc- . . . Cardinal, Am liar Assoc Journ, Am Law Stud Journ, NAM News, Advocate . . . Union, Usher . . . Hillel Found Grad Club, Pres. Allen Silver . . . Belvidere, Ill .... Law . . . Tf lf of Mich . . . Phi Delta Phi . . . Hillel Foun ..., A lpha Epsilon Pi. John William Slaby . . . Ashland . . . Law , . . Legal Aid S00 . . Hanley Hse, Pres. Howard W. Staiman . . . Madison . . . Law . . . Tau Epsilon Rho, Treas . . . Union, Music Commg Campus Carnival Chm . . . Hillel Publty Chm . . . Phi Epsilon Pi. Charles John Stathas . . . Milwaukee . . . Law . . . Phi Delta Phig Madison Legal Aid Soc. Edward A. Stierberger . . . Madison . . . Law . , . Tf Westminster College . . . Gamma Eta Gamma, Chaneelor . . . YGOP . . . Beta Theta Pi. Donald Eugene Swetz . . , Vesper . . . Law . . . Tt' Stevens Point . . . Phi Delta Phi, Clerk. Roger A. Theis . . . Kaukauna . . . Law . . . Beta Alpha Psi . . Aeaeia, Treas. David Samuel Wallace . . . Milwaukee . . . Law . . . Iron Cross . . Sr Class, Treas . . . Pi Lambda Phi. Wilfred H. Youth . . . Oahu, Hawaii . . . Law. Zigurds Laimons Zile . . . Madison . . . Law . . . Phi Beta Kappa, tlmieron Delta Gamma. Samuel li. Ziuder . . . New York, N.Y .... Law . . , Stud Court, Legal Aid, l'nion Forum Comm. at . sf if 'll tr. First row, left to right: lll. Postrow, T. lxltlftllli-!Llll, A. Olyneic, D. Neuheisel, IJ. Urler, J. llloerseliel, B. Kloskowitz, ill. Alt, S. Nussbxuuu. Second row: M. Stewart, J. Wolff, M. Hobbius, P. Leonhardt, S. lVzLhl, D. Seehzxfer, S. Wzrhl, IJ. Wille, B. Rolmeek, J. Stotfel. Third row: J. Sholts, B. Lee, li. Klattison, F. Coakley, N. Beliuke, A. Johnson, B. Pope, C. Thiele, L. Abelson, M. Ptzulkliell, S. Edgerton. . The Senior Count-il nieinbers, ehosen by interview, niet every other week to discuss the planning tor ggrzldu- ation and the unifying of the Senior elass. The inembers represented many areas ol' study and many diilerent parts of the eountry. There were both Greeks and independents, professionzll students and those not so professional, beer-drinkers and abstuiners. Under the able leadership of the Senior class officers, the eouneil helped to carry out the 'tgrande tinalel' of university days. The projects under the eouneil's jurisdietion included: announeements and arrzlngeiiients for the Senior caps and gowns, researeh on the eollegels mid-terln QQI'Zltll12lllUl1Q 21 booklet about the history and tradition of university life, put out in cooperation with the VVisc-onsin Alumni Assoei- ation, iiiformatiye newsletters for all senior students: and graduation i1l:l.2lll'S --- inc-luding the pienie, reception and teas. Also, the eouneil ehose the gift which was pre- sented to the university by the Senior eluss. Newly initiated this year by the eouneil was zu. Senior danc-e given in honor of the lfebruzzry graduates. The dzlnee was free to all who wished to attend. tlf'Heers for the year were: Rieliard lfrfer, presidentg Mike Fox, Viee-president, Jo Marie Moerseliel, seeretzlryg and Richard Neuheisel, treasurer. 420 lliek Urler Mike Fox The H158 Senior class oflieers were elem-ted in spring of 1956. Riehaixl lfrfer hails from Spring Green. llis rec-orcl of vollege days reflects many honors and ac-hievenients whit-h have qualified him for the high otlic-e of c-lass president. Mike lfox, a red-headed Southerner from Wlieelingr, YY. Va., is Vic-e-president. He is foremost zunong the HAZll'dV2ll'liSH and is well-known on campus for his humor, skits, and music-al talents. Capable Jo Marie Moersc-hel of Wauwatosa is seere- tary. Jo, besides getting engaged in her years at rollege, has found time to clirer-ti her talents to student govern- ment. Dirk Neuheisel, Milwaukee, is the inclustrious treas- urer. Known for his journalistic' emleavo1's on the Carrlinul, Dia-k plans to go East to sturly law. Senior Class Cfficers Jo Moerschel ' Richard G. Neuheisel 2 ' wr, ,,,. Af aww X of f ff. , , ff ,a.. .,' ' I ff I ,W f ' me , . '. ., ff n ' if 5 fo., ,fe ' 4 g fr E QW' A i Wy ? g f Zi f f fi f f 'W f 1 1 1 a f f ,f ' 'HW ,: wtf' 1' 1 7 f X 2 AAGESON - ANDERSON Aageson, Ann E . . . Madison . . . Home Ec . . . Tf Colorado U . . . Gamma Phi Beta. Abelson, Lorraine . . . New York, N.Y .... Amer Inst . . . Stud Sen, SLIC Comm, ISA, Soc Chm, Sr Coun . . . Hillel Found, Soc Chm . . . Union Music Comm, Concert Mng, Theatre, Forum, Ushers . . . Langdon Manor, Union Rep. Abendroth, Colleen J . . . Waterloo . . . Home Ec . . . Euthenics . . . LSA, Recept Comm, Choir. Aceto, Daniel J . . . Racine . . . Amer Inst . . . Tf Racine Ext . . . Badger Vet Org, ISA. Adamczyk, Daniel A . . . Cudahy . . . Pharm . . . Tf Milwaukee Ext . . . APhS, VVPhS. Adams, Frederick R . . . Madison . . , Com . . . Market Club, Pres, Salesmans Clinic . . . Swimming . . . Delta Tau Delta. Adams, Joan L . . . Madison . . . Eng . . . Tf Pine Manor Jr. College . . . Delta Gamma. Adams, Roger J . . . Rio . . . Chem . . . Tf Stevens Point ..., A lpha Chi Sigma . . . LSA . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon. Addington, lXIary V . . , Kenilworth, Ill .... Span . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma ..., A lpha Phi, Treas. Adelman, Sally F . . . Indianapolis, Ind .... Soc Wvk , . . Tf Indiana . . . ISA, Rep, Biock UN Conf . . . Hillel. Ahern, John E . . . Fond du Lac . . . Econ . . . Tf St. Norbert Cel- lege . . . Fin Society . . . Newman Club . . . Chi Psi. Ahner, Jr. Charles VV . . . Madison . . . Econ . . . Fin Society . . . Crew . . . Phi Sigma Kappa, Treas. Ahrcns, Richard A . . . Nianitowoc ..., A gr . . . Tf Manitowoc . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Zeta, Scribe, Phi Kappa Phi, Soph Honors . . . Saddle ci: Sirloin Club, Blue Shield 4-H, Ag Stud Coun Rep. Ake, Lewis E . . . Madison . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf VVisconsin State . . . ASME . . . AFS. Albert, Eloise A . . . Milwaukee . . . Soc. Albrecht, John D . . . VVatertown ..., A gr . . . FFA . . . Saddle R Sirloin. I Aldrich, J. Lanning . . . Fontana . . . Econ . . . Fin Society, IF Comm . . . Phi Delta Theta, Pres, Ruch Chm. Alexander, Lois J . . . Chicago, Ill .... App Art . . . Hillel Found . . . Occ Ther Club, Hoofers Riding Club . . . Norris Hall, V P, Pres, Carroll Hall, Treas. Alk, Benita J . . . Washington, D.C .... Com . . . Crucible, Soph Honors . . . AWS, Pres, Judicial Bd, Personnel Comm, Stud Senate, Honors Banquet Chm, Prom, Pub Chm, Pan Hel Ball, Chm, Union Pr Comm, Wis Previews, Women Confidential, Banquet Chm, SLIC, WSA Human Rel Comm, VVAA Bd . . . Hillel . . . Gamma Alpha Chi, Sec, Rec, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Treas. Allen, Thomas R . . . Milwaukee . . . Com . . . Newman Club . . . Alpha Kappa Psi, Tau Kappa Epsilon. Allman, Robert L . . . Madison , . . Mech Engr . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, 'Tau Beta Pi . . . Arnold Air Soc . . . Viircstling . . . Delta Upsilon. Alperovitz, Gar . . . Racine . . . Hist . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Mace, Iron Cross, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi . . . Cardinal . . . Forum Comm, Chm, Union, Pres, SLIC, Stud Sen . . . Hillel Found. Alsteen, Robert M . . . Menomonee Falls . . . Econ . . . Baseball . . . Evans Scholars, Sec. Alt, Mary J . . . Milwaukee . . . Hist Ed . . . Tf VVellesley College . . . Phi Kappa Phi, Mortar Board, Crucible, Sec . . . Cardinal, Brd, Sec, Alum Assin Jr Woman Award . . . Union Directorate, Union News Bureau, Chm, Badger Olympics, Contest Chm, VVSA Public Relations, Prom Decor, Pub Comm, Badger Previews, NSVV-Tf's . . . Hodag, Jud Chm, Delta Gamma, Hse Pres. Altman, David P . . . Milwaukee. . . Med Sci . . . Tf Milwau- kee . . . Soph Honors . . . Pre-Med Club, V P. l Ambruster, Nancy S . . . Milwaukee . . . Amer Inst . . . Tf Grinnell College, Iowa . . . Internat'l Club . . . Young Democrats. Amin, Krishnakumar Apabhai . . . Bombay, India . . . Civ Engr. Amos, Robert C . . . Monroe . . . Mech Engr . . . Mitchell Airmen, Adj, Arnold Air Soc, SAE. Anders, Ronald John . . . Milwaukee .... A gr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Fencing. Anders, Ronald VV . . . Sheboygan Falls . . . Agr . . . Tf Sheboygan Ext . . . Crop ii: Soils Club. Anderson, Carl G . . . Madison ..., A rt Ed. Anderson, James H . . . Park Ridge . . . Econ . . . IF, Invest Comm Chm . . . Humorology, Promo . . . Delta Upsilon, Pledge Trainer, Soc Chm, V P. ANDERSON f BAHR Anderson, Jerome L . . . Madison . . , Insur ..., A lpha Kappa Psi, Fin Soc, Insur Soc . . . Alpha Tau Omega. Anderson, John C . . . Ringwood, Ill .... Econ . . .NDTA . . . Theta Delta Chi, Rush Chm. Anderson, Paul M . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem Engr . . . Phi Etil Sigma, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Soph Honors . . . MHA Loans Comm, Stud Conduct Bd . . . Arnold Air Soc, Adj . . . Calvary Projects Comm . . . Am Inst Chem Engr. Anderson, Richard D . . . Milwaukee . . . Kline Engr . . . Theta Tau, Ceol Club, MM Club, AIME . . . Wis Engr, Ad Mngr. Anderson, Terry A . . . Otsego, Mich .... Vocal Ed . . . Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, A Cappella Choir, Treas, Stud Dir, MHA, Chorus Dir, Mens, Glee Club, Sec, Cardinal Band, Tournament ol' Song . . . THU11 Varsity Christian Fellowship. Ansarge, Elmer J . . . Xlanitowoc . . . Elec Engl' ..., A IEEgllXIHA Pub Rel Comm . . . Fencing . . . Noyes Hse, Sec, Treasi Siebecker Hse, Treas. Anthony, R. Gwendolyn . . . Providence, R.I .... Zoo . . . Tf Smith College . . . Hoofers Ski Club, Soc Chm, Union Dance Comm . . . Gamma Phi Beta, Standards Chm. Apter, Richard C . . . Milwaukee . . . Pol Sci . . . Dogrin Party. Archie, Dan . . . W'atertown . . . Econ . . . St. Frances Hse . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon. Ardis, Colby V . . . Madison . . . Civ Eng . . . Tl' Green Bay Ext . . . ASCE . . . Beta Theta Pi. Arendt, John P . . . Marinette . . . Chem Engr. Arity, John . . . Toniah . . . Pharm . . . Pharm Soc. Arneson, Kenneth R . . . lNIilton Junction . . . Agr . . . Tf Platteville . . . Poultry Club, Sec . . , FFA . . . Wesley Found . . .Badger Yet Org. Arnold, Everett J . . . VVisconsin Rapids . . . Acct . . . Beta Alpha Psi, Insurance Society. Arnold, Priscilla C .... Ianesville . . . Acct . , . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Soph Honors . . . Phi Chi Theta, Pres, Rush Chm .,.i A WS, Y P, Fashion Show, Sigma Epsilon Sigma Soph Honors Lunch, Invita- tions Chm . . . Sr Swingout, Prog Chm . . . Pan-Hel Ball, Pub Comm . . . VVMHA . . . Chi Omega. Arnold, Rose Bliemeister . . . Kladison . . . American I11st . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma. Asdigian, George . . . Racine . . . Chem Engr. Aspinwall, Nancy M . . . Madison . , . Phy Ther . . . Union, Sum- mer Diree, Hse Comm, Tourn Comm . . . Badger Olympics, Chm . . . Alpha Phi. Atkins, William' A . . . Madison . . . Crm . . . Landscape Coun Ring, Pres: City Regional Pan Club, Publie Rel. .Atkinson, Nadine D . . . Madison . . .Phy Ther . . . Phy Ther Club. Auker, Nancy D . . . Byron, Ill .... Speech Corr . . . Sigma Alpha Eta . . . Union Crafts Comm . . . Sr Swingout . . . Kappa Delta, Pres, Treas, Rush Coun. Austin, Charles H . . . Columbus . . . Mech Engr . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, .ASME . . . MHA, Film Comm, Loan Comm, Siebecker Hse, Treas, Pres. Auterman, James L . . . Racine . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee K Racine . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Sigma Sigma, Beta Tau. IRE. Avery, Sherry . . . Peoria, Ill .... French . . . Tf DePauw . . . Dol- phins . . . Union Placement Comm . . . WSA Travel Comm . . . Fashion Show Comm . . . Delta Delta Delta. Baardseth, Duane W , . . Ettrick .... A gr . . . Saddle K Sirloin Club, Sec, Meat Judg Tm, Livestock Judg Tm, Little Internat'l Awards Chm. Baars, Arthur W . . . Lodi . , . Com. Babler, Joyce L . . . Music Ed . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma: Sonh Hon, Mortar Brd, Historian: Sigma Alpha Iota . . . A Cappella, Pres, AW'S Jud Brd . . . Acccm Glee Club, ACappella Choir . . . Chadbourne, Jud Chm, Kettcrer. Pres. Babler, Rhoda . . . New Clarus . . . Rec . . . Eta Kappa Lambda, See . . . DORE Conf, Co-Chm, Workshop . . . Badger Club Y P, Pres, Fall Dorm Leadership Conf, Pub Chm. Badger, Richard Calvert ..., lanesville . . . Hist . . . Tf Milton Col- lege . . . Alpha Sigma Phi. Baehler, Thomas VV . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . , Tl' Mil- waukee Ext ..., A SME. Baer Stanley H . . . Elrov Ag Saddle N Sirloin Pub Chm' f 1 . - - - - ' - , Little lnternat'l Promot Chm, Dairy Cattle Judg Tm: Ag Stud Coun . . . Band . . . Delta Theta Sigma, Rush Chm. Bahr, Allan C . . . Racine . . . Elec Engr . . . Ti' Racine . . . Kappa Eta Kappa. A E 2 BAIER e BEAN DSLEY .55 I if 1 s ii , ' 1: K 4' Ki he l Z if W ,3. . 1 . li? 5 ll 1 is Wg, s Q ,.,, . ,,, . if-' W. f 9 : izz' ' 2 -L24 WK f . s . 'Ulf -,gil 1 EF it 5.77, V' Q All A bfi 45' 5? ' t .al .,, :Z 7 iv ,,, .. xl Ni.: 54-Q :tit 1 . ' A uullbb .,'h T Haier, Mardee E . . . Chieago, lll .... El Ed . . . Campus Carnival, lltllntffftlllllllg, New Stud Wk Plan Comm, Ullioll Tourn Comm, :li Stud Coull, Sr Swingout, Hoofers Ski Club, Sailing Club . . . gill ger. liaker, Lewis lf' . . . Rhinelander . , . Chem Ellgl' Psi Upsilon, V P, Pres. Baker, Ralpll K . . . Wauwatosa . . . Chenl . . . Tf Milwaukee Ext . . . Sigma Plli Epsilon, Treas. lifllilitlll, Httttkflll R . . . RIILKHSOII . . . Bot . . , Scandinavian Club. lialeh, Harold C . . . Madison . . . Mech Plllgl' .... -X SME, SAM, Yoor, lsvo. lianski, Thomas J . . . Iq0Il0Sl11l . . . Met Engl' . . . Tf Kenosha K: Milwaukee . . . Tlleta Tau, Hist, AIME. liarany, James C . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Tl' Milwaukee Ext . . . WPhS . . . Golf . . . Theta Clli. liardeew, Patricia E . . . 1iZLCiI1C . . . HEC. Ed . . . Tf Racine . . . St. l4'raneis Hse, Clill' . . . Hoofers Riding Ch, Euthenies. l'llI'li0VOK'l1, Sam . . . Superior . . . Com . , . Union Film Comm . . . Hillel Found, Soe Chill . . . Zeta Beta Tau. liitrland, Janet D . . . Eau Claire . . . Art- Ed . . . Pres Stud Cen Elder . . . lfnion Gallery Comm . . . Rural Art Show, Co-Chm. lg'LI'lttSS, Maleollll T . . . Janesville .... -X gr . . . Blueshield 4-H, Saddle tk Sirloill Club . . . Pres Hse, Trustee. li'iI'Il0S, Jerry l l... Madison . . . Market-lnsur . . . Tf Eau Claire . . . Insur Soe, Presg Alpha Kappa Psi, Market Club. li-trllett, Barbara A . . . Buffalo, X.Y .... Speeeh Corr . . . Sigma Alpha Eta, Corres See, Prof Pan Hel, Treas . . . Delta Gamma. Bfll'Ill12ll'f, .Ioan M . . . i,COI10l'l1OXVOC . . . Speech Corr . . . Sigma Alpha Eta . . . Newman Club: Young Rep Club . . . Sigma Kappa. liztron, Carlotta J . . . Sheboygan . . . Phy Ther . . . Tf Milwaukee Ext . . . Newman Club . . . Phy Ther Club, Ed . . . Kappa Delta, Aetiv Chnl. Elrr, George E . , . Milwaukee . . . Physics. Barron, Peter .I . . . lYiseonsin Rapids . . . Civ Iillgl' .... A SCE . . . Kappa Sigma. lilrrv, B.LI'D2ll'll. A . . , XYauwat0sa . . . Oee Ther . . . OCC Ther Club, S0t'jilllllOll, Dance Comm, Gallery Comln, Prog Chm, Prom Dee Clllll, P2111 Hel Bally Sr Dolphins, Pres . . . Delta Gamma, Soc Chm. BflI'l'y, Glen A . . . Madison . . . Aeet . . . Beta Alpha Psi . . . Theta Delta Chi. Eartelt, filtlllll 0 . , . Madison . . . Soils , . . Crops X Soils Club . . . Football. Eflrtll, Marsha . . . Brooklyn, N. Y .... Eng . . . Tf If of Michigan . , . Badger Blom-k. Bartlett, .Iulia Marriott . . . Rockford, Ill .... Eng . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma. Hartz, Fred U . . . Milwaukee . . . Econ . , . Alpha Kappa Psi. Bassett, Elaine K . . . VVaukegau, Ill .... Cllild Dev . . . Omicron Nu, Plli Upsilon Umieron . . . Dolphin Cb, Euthenies . . . AWS lndep Pres Coun, See, Home Ee Stud COUI1 . . . Home Ee High Sell Day . . . Eeeeroft Hse, Pres. BELSSIXHLII, Roberta S . . . Milwaukee . . , Speech Corr . . . Tf Col- orado . . . WSA Aeadenlies Affairs Comp Prom, Pan Hel Rush Couns . . . Alpha Epsilon Plli, Pledge Pres. B'llll'll, lXl:u'garet. M . . . Milwaukee . . . Bus Ed . . . Tf Milwaukee Ext . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Sopll Honors. Eauder, Donald C . . . Glen Ellyn, lll .... Mktg . . . Plli Eta Sigma, llistor, Soph Hon . . . Cardinal Sports Ed . . . YVis Previews . . . llalnbda Chi Alpha, Rusll Cillll, Eztuer, R. Jaek . . . Plllll Grove . . . Speeeh . . . Tl' hlilwaukee . . . lloofers Riding, Pres . . . Horse Show Cllln . . . VVis Players Plays Produe Crews . . . Christian Sei Org . . . NYrestling . . . Noyes House, Sie Chnl. lgllllllilllll, Daniel . . . Milwaukee . . . Journ . . . Plli Eta Sigma, Sigma Delta Clli, Pres. ll'l.llIll,2tll'tllll'l', Robert W . . . Green Bay . . . lnternat'l Relat . . . Tl' Green Rav Ext. Bear-h, Mark li . . . Sheboygan . . . Psyeh . . . Tl' Nortllwestern . . . l orensie Union .... A Xlpha Delta Plli. lieandsley, 'llllUI112l,S E . , . Madison . . . Pllal'lll . . . Kappa Psi, Y Pres, Rush Cllnl. BECK 3 BEST Beck, Joseph B . . . Madison .... A gr . . . Poultry Cb, Pres . . Ag Stud Coun. Becker, Clifford L . . . Racine . . . Corr Ad . . . Corr Ad Cb. Becker, Elizabeth A . . . Madison . . . Hist . . . Phi Beta, Secg For- ensic Club, Women's Chorus. Beckman, Harold L . . . Beloit . . . Span. Behnke, Nancy Carroll . . . Oshkosh . . . El Ed . . . Tf Oshkosh State . . . Newman Club . . . Senior Swingout Promotions 5 Sr Coun . . . 'iAl1's Well That Ends Well , Make-up, Chorus, Scheders. Behrendt, John T . . . Marinette . . . Bus Ed . . . Tf Marinette Ext . . . Badger Vet Org . . . Newman Cb . . . Insur Soc . . . Phi Kappa T reas. Behring, Elizabeth A . . . Sheboygan . . . Speech Corr . . . Sigma Alpha Eta, V P . . . Chadbourne Hall, Soc Chm, Alpha Gamma Delta, Chap. Behring, James A . . . Kohler . . . Met Engr . . . Tf Sheboygan . . . ASME, ASM, AES . . . IF Coun, Investig Comm Chm . . '. Newman Cb . . . Debate, Forensics . . . Basketball . . . Theta Chi, 'Sr Counc, Exec Bd, Soc Chm, V P. Beier, Emerson Hugh . . . Berlin . . . Fin. Bell, Lois J . . . Milwaukee . . . Nat Sc . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Soph Hon . . . Union Music Comm, Folk Sing Chm . . . Newman Club, Sec Chm . . . Sigma Alpha Iota . . . Mem- bership Chm . . . Band . . . MHA Pub Rel. Bell, Sharon D . . . Skokie, Ill .... Ed . . . AWS Coeds Week, Pub Chrmg Campus Chest, Collect Chm, Homecoming, Exec Sec . . . Pi Beta Phi. Belleau, Diane Bilotti . . . Kenosha . . . Art Ed . . . Tf Kenosha Ext. Belleau, Wilbert M . . . Kenosha . , . Psych . . . Tf Kenosha Ext . . . Psych Club. Bemis, Eugene G .... A dell . . . Agr . . . Tf Mich Tech, North Central. Bender, Robert . . . Menomonee Falls . . . Pol Sc . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Chamberlin Hse, Pres. Bender, Susan A . . . Chicago, Ill ..., Eng . . . Tf Elmhurst . . . Alpha Gamma Delta. Benike, Donald J . . . Beaver Dam . . . Com . . . Market Cb. Bennett, Joseph E . . . Racine . . . Elec Engr . . . Pi Tau Sigma, IRE, AIEE . . . Crew . . . Richardson Hse Treas. Bennett, Robert L . . . Sparta . . . Elec Engr . . . AIEE, IRE . . . Wesley Found . . . Three Squares Club. Bennin, Jane D . . . Sheboygan . . . Hist . . . Eta Kappa Lambda Hist . . . St. Paul Choir . . . Symphony Orch . . . White House Pres, Sec-Treas, Jud Chm. Beno, David W . . . Green Bay . . . Bact . . . Tf Illinois College . . . Vets Club. Beno, Elmarie A . . . Green Bay . . . Psych . . . Tf Illinois College. Benson, Edward L . . . Evanston, Ill .... Acct . . . Beta Alpha Psi . . . Evans Scholars, Pres, V P, Treas, Pledge Pres. Benson, Rollin . . . Highwood, Ill .... Civ Engr . . . Chi Epsilon, ASCE . . . Evans Scholars, V P, Pres. Berge, James W . . . Madison . . . Ag Econ. Berland, Marshall . . . Milwaukee . . . Journ Ad . . . Alpha Delta Sigma, V Pres, Rush Chm . . . Cardinal, Octopus, Exc Ed . . . Union, 770 Cb Chm . . . Int'l Cb. Bernard, Judith A . . . Madison . . . Hispanic . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Sigma Delta Pi, Rec Sec, Phi Kappa Phi . . . Soph Honors . . . Daily Card . . . AVVS Personnel Comm . . . Pax Romana, New- man Club . . . Union Crafts, Forum Comm, Hoofers . . . Span Pres . . . Elizabeth Waters Comm Chm, Big Sister Program. Bernhoft, Gerald W . . . Wauwatosa . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Mil- waukee . . . SAE, ASTE. Bernstein, Beverly A . . . Milwaukee . . . Eng . . . Tf Milwaukee. Bero, Ronald A . . . Green Bay . . . Market . . . Tf St. Norbert College and U.S. Coast Guard Acad . . . Mark Cb . . . IF Cong, Rush Chm . . . Chi Phi, Sec, V P, Pres. Berquist, Sheryl L . . . Lombard, Ill .... Pol Sci . . . Pan-Hel Council, Union Dance Comm, XVSA Travel Comm, Co-eds VVeek . . . Delta Zeta. Best, Panelia A . . . Sussex . . . Int'l Relations . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, French Cb, Russian Cb. , If as ,avi ' .- QM HSV. ' . ef' as . . . . 1 ' ili' - - ff ...IZ F '-e gg gggggg g 55' K naae 1 ni oneci g ..,, . r g - . , W ,. P . 'i.'-1--:- A . Y . .- f,'V , . xi., asf k fp We -w-.., it In S+, ' 5' . .. P. fe If ' il , K W , . 'S 3 5? 7 ..,., T , ,, ? g. f i 'Q 'TQ I -,- , . Q JR L Q 9. '-1 . ,A K 'i '- : ..: it 'X ff A is I I a 425 9 BESTOR - BOHLER Bestor, Gle1m L . . . Fond du Lac . . . Phys Ed . . . ROTC Comm . . . PE Comm K Currie, Rep . , . Football, W'rcstling, Track. Bethkc, Delbert B .... A ect . . . Tf Manitowoc Ext . . . Fin Society. Beyer, Kenneth M . . . Horicon . . . Math . . . Frankenburger Hse, V P, Ath Chm, All Dorm Conf. Bhat, Sadananda K . . . Bombay, India . . . Ed . . . Tl' ludia . . . Ford Found Grant. Bicha, Karel D . . . LaCrosse . . . Hist . . . Newman Cb . . . Seheders. Biermann, Klaus H . . . Seesen Harz, Germany . . . Econ . , .Frei- burg Univ., Germany . . . Track . . . Chi Psi. Biro, Ann M . . . Rockford, Ill .... El Ed . . . Pers Connn, New Stud Wk . . . Scheders . . . Gamma Phi Beta, Judicial Chm. Bissell, James R . . . Lodi . . . Civ Engr. Bittrick, VVilliam C . . . Beloit . . . lNIech Eng1'. Bitzer, Carol C . . Marshfield . . . El Ed . . . Tf Eau Claire. Bjerke, Conrad C . . . Osseo . . . Elec Engr . . . AIEE, IRE . . . Concert, Marching Band. Bjerning, Eugene K . . . Twin Lakes . . . Elec Eng ..., A rnold Air Soe ..., A IEE. Blaekmon, Richard XY . . . Kenosha . . . Agr Ed . . . Alpha Zeta, FFA, Pres, Treas . . . Stud Coun Rep of Agr Stud Coun. B aekmon, Willard E . . . Kenosha . . .Agr . . .Tf Kenosha . . . Saddle dz Sirloin Cb. Blazkovee, Andrew A . . . Algoma . . . Nat Se . . . Tf Green Bay . . . Phi Eta Sigma. Blazkovec, Jacob P . . . Algoma . . . Com . . . Tf Green Bay . . . Badger Vet Org, ISA, lnsur Soc, Internat'l Cb: Ross Cb. Bliss, Barbara D . . . Janesville . . . Phil . . . Tf Smith College . . . Un Mock Convention. Bloch, Alice R . . . Brownsville . . . Zoo . . , Tl' Lawrence . . . Kappa Delta. Block, Robert L . . . Philadelphia, Pa .... Com . . . Hillel . . . Phi Sigma Delta. Blom, Donald J . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Southern California . . . Alpha Tau Omega. Bloom, Beverly E . . . Milwaukee . . . Med Tech . . . Tf Milwau- kee . . . Omega Omega Omega, V P, IAlpha Delta Theta Young Dem. Blum, Thomas C . . . Madison . . . City Planning . . . City and Region Plan Cb. Blumberg, Gene G . . Milwaukee . . . Journ . . . Ti' Milwaukee . . . BVO. Blume, Nancy Ann . . . Madison . . . Eng Lit . . . Humor, Dolphins, AWS Style Show, Hoofers Ski Cb, Sec, Ski Patrol, Entertainers Guild . . . Alpha Chi Omega, Publty Chm. Blumenstock, Theodore . . . Sebring, Florida . . . Mech Engr . . . Pi Tau Sigma, V P, ASME, Corr Sec . . . SAME . . . Hillel . . . Hoofer Sail, Ski . . . Swim Team. Blust, Nancy L . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Kappa Epsilon, Pres, Pharm Soc. Bock, Robert L . . . Madison . . . Com . , . Fin Soc, lnsur Soc . . . Men's Glee Club, Chorus . . . Beta Theta Pi. Boe, Alan C . . . Lake Zurich, Ill .... Journ . . . Sigma Delta Chi . . . Gridiron Banquet, Dinner Chm, Prom Pub, Campus Carn Pub, YGOP . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon, Soc Chm. Boehma, Albert . . . Madison . . . Elec Engr . . . Kappa Eta Kappa, Pub Chm. Boeltcr, Gordon VV . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Sigma Delta Omega . . . ASME. Boesel,VE. Susan . . . Madison . . . Eng . . . Tf U of California . . . Delta Gamma. Bohler, Donald D . . . Sturgeon Bay . . . Pharm . . . Tf Stevens Point . . . Pharm Soc. BOHN - BRENNAN Bohn, Kay C . . . Sturgeon Bay . . . Eng . . . Crucible, Mortar Bd . . . WSA Pub Rel, Leadership N Partie, Parent Wk, New Stud Wk, Exec Sec, Pers Diree, Exec Comm, Stud Senator . . . Wesley Found . . . AWS Coed Wk, Stud Faculty Ed Atlairs Comm, Cond K Ap- peals Comm . . . Oamma Phi Beta, Activities Chm, Record See. Bohne, Henry F . . . Newton . . . Agr . . . Wis. Country Mag, Ed . . . ISA, V P .... A gr Stud Council . . . BYO, Pres . . . Badger Crops K: Soils Club . . . 4-H Blue Shield, Coun. Bokil, Rajaram Dattatraya . . . Poona, India . . . Ed. Boland, Joseph F . . . Janesville . . . Met Engr . . . SAME, See, Min and Metal Cb . . . Nautilus Soc. Boldvan, Richard Kent . . . LaCrosse . . . Finance . , . Tl' St Nlary's College and LaCrosse State. Bollom, Ralph VV . . . Oshkosh . . . Acct . . . Tf Oshkosh. Bolte, Richard S . . . Whitefish Bay . . . Com . . . Fin Cb, Market Cb . . . Swimming . . . Chi Psi. Bolte, Susan C . . . Whitefish Bay . . . Speech Corr . . . Sigma Alpha Eta . . . Dolphins, Treas . . . Kappa Alpha Theta. Bommer, Myrtle M . . . Milwaukee . . . Home Ee . . . Phi Upsilon Omicron Pres, Blue Shield 4-H, Crucible, Mortar Board . . . Vtis Country Ed . . . St. Paul's Choir. Booth, Wiard R . . . Portage . . . Econ. Borgen, Jon R . . . Westby . . . Econ. Borland, Glenn F . . . Oelwein, Iowa . . . Phy Ed . . . Provost Corps . . . Luther League . . . Basketball . . . Phi Epsilon Kappa. Bornslaeger, Stephen R . . . W'auwatosa . . . Chem Engr . . . 'ff Blilwaukee . , . AICHE . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon. Bornstein, Judith E . . . Milwaukee . . . El Ed . . . Union Relat Comm . . . Pan Hel Rush Coun . . . Victoria llse, Soc Chm, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Asst Treas. Bosshardt, Richard A . . . Sheboygan . . . Pharm . . . Tf Sheboygan. Botham, Rosanne . . . Madison . . . Speech . . . Orient Wk Comm, Stud Guide, Campus Carnival Comm, Previews, Big Sister, Pan- Hel Skits, AWS Fashion Show Comm . . . Pi Beta Phi, Pledge Pres, Song Chm, Pledge Train, Exec Coun. Botts, Peter R . . . Madison . . . Chem . . . Ti' Carleton . . . Hoofer Ski Cb, Ski Patrol. Bowen, Robert O . . . Curtiss . . . llist . . . Stud Athl Brd . . . Gym- nastics Co-eapt. Boyer, Darryl I. . . . lYiseonsin Rapids . . . Acct . . . Beta Alpha Psi, Alpha Sigma Sigma . . . MHA Jud Bd Chm, Cab . . . USF Deacon . . . Wis Union Place Comm . . . Turner House Soc- Chm. X M if l lx-it 'Q sz QM is ,gg f , 4 pyp, s o Mya ,,,. ayyrs yito Boyle, Shirley A . . . Darlington . . . llosptl Diet . . . Phi Up- i t ' silon Omicron . . . Newman Cb . . . Parents YYk . . . Slichter Hall, Schol Comm. Bradford, Mary L . . . LaCrosse . . . El Ed . . . Cardinal, Wisceti- quette . . . Canterbury Club . . . Scheders. Brand, Fred C . . . Baraboo . . . Corr Ad . . . Scabbard dz Blade, NDTC . . . Corr Ad Club . . . Richardson House, Athletic Chm . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pledge Trainer. Brandl, Paul Charles . . . Newton . . . Agr Ed . . . Provost Corp, Newman Club, Dairy Cattle Judging Champ, Wrestling, Theta Kappa Phi, Pres. Brandt, Herbert G . . . Ripon . . . Finance . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . . Fin Soc, SAM. Brasseur, Patricia A . . . Mishawaka . . . Home Ee Ed . . . Coeds VVk, Union Gallery Comm, Stud Guide, Homecoming Comm . . . Langdon Hall, Floor Chm, Delta Delta Delta, Activ Chm. Braun, Beverly A . . . Neenah . . . Speech Corr . . . Tf College of W'ooster . . . AWS Coed Wk, Pan Hel Rush Counselor . . . Sigma Alpha Eta, Pres, Pi Beta Phi. Braunschweig, Ernie D . . . Milwauke-e . . . Chem Engr . . . Tf Mil- waukee . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon, AICHE . . . Arnold Air Soc. Brazeau, Paula . . . Neenah . . . Eng . . . WSA Campus Chest, Pan Hel Ball Promo Chm . . . Newman Club . . . Pi Beta Phi. Bredenbeck, John E . . . Maywood, Ill .... Dairy Industry . . . Tf Iowa State . . . Babcock Dairy Sci Ch, Treas, Sec . . . Delta Tau Delta. Brehm, William C . . . XYaukesha . . . Econ . . . Insur Soc . . . New- man Cb . . . Chorus . . . Gymnastics, W-Club Soc Chm . . . Sigma Chi. Brenden, John J . . . Eau Claire . . . Chem Engr . . . Tau Beta Pi, Soph Honors, Phi Eta Sigma .... A ICHE . . . Alpha Chi Sigma- Brennan, Mary O . . . Pendleton, Oregon . . . Home Ee Ed . . . Octopus Sales Stall, Badger Bus . . . WPC Com, Prom Exec Sec, Campus Chest Sales, AWS Fashion Show Sales .... A nn Emery Jud Chm, Delta Gamma Pres, Rush Chm. in Y, inn' iii J Ms A if gina v . 3 x g .424 s i Q . 1 ,,,. A 314 Q ' ,., was ,W J if W 'HF i 1. we t ,,M me f if 4' af f-Y' .1 A. 2 get f ff 'ff ll' .gr-.. --. A 3 2 es. ir as ' I -as if P f W rw 3 BRENN ER - BURNARD Brenner, Donald N . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Mil- waukee . . . ASME. Breuch, William A . . . Madison . . . Econ . . . Scabbard Sr Blade, Pres . . . New Stud Wk Guide, Inter Frat Comm . . . Joint Mil Bd, Chm, Mil Ball Comm, ROTC Rifle Team . . . Delta Tau Delta, Pledge Trainer, V P. Brick, Claire J . . . Wausau . . . Occ Ther . . . Tf St. Mary's . . . Occ Ther Cb . . . Pan-Hel IF Chorus . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma. Bridgeman, John S . . . East Chicago, Ind .... Corr Ad . . .Corr Cb, Treas . . . Football, Track . . . Alpha Phi Alpha. Brigham, Arthur J . . . Sparta . . . Journ . . . Provost Corps . . Cardinal . . . Italian Cb . . . Theta Delta Chi, Athl Chm. Bringle, Paul F . . . Prairie du Sac . . . Agr . . . Tf Platteville . . . Poultry Club. Brinton, Howard T . . . W'ilmette, Ill .... Am Inst . . . Soph Hon, Phi Kappa Phi. . .Badger Bus Mngr . . . WSA Human Relations . . . Election Comm, Candidates Chm . . . Prom Fin Chm . . . Fin Chm Mil Ball . . . Phi Gamma Delta, Treas. Brooks, VVallace C . . . lVatertown . . . Hist . . . Tf Kendall College . . . Scheders. Broten, Robert A . . . Madison . . . Chem Engr . . . Tf Eau Claire Teachers . . . AICE. Brott, Elaine J . . . Lena Ill .... Econ . . . Soph Hon, Artus . . - Womenls Chorus, Badger Block . . . Alpha Xi Delta, Courtesy Chm. Brown, Charles R . . . Madison . . . Econ . . . Beta Theta Pi. Brown, Jr., Howard L . . . Shorewood . . . Ind Manag . . . Arnold Air Soc, Pres, Mitchell Airmen, Mil Cadet Comm, Mil Ball . . . WMHA, MHA Chorus . . . Delta Tau Delta. Brown, Loren F . . . Fond du Lac . . . Ag Econ . . . Badger Crops and Soils Cb, Treasg Saddle and Sirloin Cb, Ag Econ Cb, Blue Shield 4-H Cb . . . Alpha Gamma Rho, Treas. Brown, Phillip S . . . Kansas City, Mo .... Eng . . . Tf Washington U . . . Badger . . . IF Pub Rel Comm . . . Union, Music Comm, Prom Arrange and Pro . . . Provost Corps . . . Zeta Beta Tau, V P. Brown, Sharon L . . . Madison . . . Home Ec . . . Phi Upsilon Omi- cron . . . H S Day Comm. Brownson, Ann C . . . Madison . . . Soc Wk . . . Tf Carroll College . . . Pres Stud Cen. Brune, Basel H . . . Park Ridge, Ill .... Geog . , . Alpha Pi Omega, Provost Corps . . . WSA Safety Serv Comm . . . Mil Police . . . Red Cross Rep, Union, Hse Rep . . . Phi Gamma Delta. Brunner, Richard F . . . Marion . . . Pharm . . . Tf Milwaukee. Brussock, June C . . . Pewaukee . . . Speech . . . Phi Beta . . . Chris- tian Sci Org, Sr Dolphins . . . Elizabeth VVaters Hall, Jud Chm. Bublitz, Lee S . . . Milwaukee . . . Civ Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . ASCE, ASME. Bubolz, Betty J . . . Chicago, Ill .... Home Ec . . . AWS, WSA, VVAA, Rifle Club, ISA, Euthenics Cb . . . Intramural Spts . . . Langdon Hall, Pres. Buchanan, Lyman E . . . Hartford . . . Com . . . Market Club, Badger Vet Org. Buchholz, David L . . . Nekoosa . . . Acct . . . Tf Central State College . . . Alpha Kappa Psi . . . Newman Cb . . . SAM. Buck, Norman H . . . Kenosha . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Racine . . . ASME. Budd, Clifford . . . Milwaukee . . . Geol. Budnar, Roland F . . . Manitowoc . . . Acct . . . Tf Manutowoc. Budz, Frank J . . . Sobieski . . . Soc . . . Tf Green Bay . . . Corr Cb, Ross Cb. Bunda, David J . . . Menasha . . . Com . . . SAM, Pub Chm . . Alpha Kappa Psi. Burgundy, Sparkling . . . Champaign, Ill .... Home Ec . . . Poetry Cb . . . Alpha Phi Housefellow. Burgess, Gretchen A . . . Racine . . . French . . . Union Film Comm, Young Rep . . . Pan Hel Rush Coun . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma. Burgess, James E . . . LaCrosse . . . Journ . . .Iron Cross . . . Car- dinal, Bus Mgr . . . Student Senate, SLIC, Publ Chm . . . Beta Theta Pi, Sec. Burnard, Carl L . . . Elroy . . . Civ Engr . . . ASCE Treas, V P. BURNS -A CARSWELL Burns, John A . . . Madison . . . Mech Engr . , . Tl' Milwaukee . . . ASME. Burns, Judith A . . . Seymour . . . Sec Ed . . . Wisetiquette . . Newman Cb . . . Pan Hel Ball Comm, AVVS Banquet Comm, New Stud Guide . . . Elizabeth Waters, Serv Chm, Chorusg Delta Delta Delta. Burr, Richard R . . . Neenah . . . Com. Burrows, John VV . . . Madison . . . Physics. Burrows, Judith A . . Lake Mills . . . Hist . . . Tf Carleton Col- lege . . . Hoofer Riding Cb. Burull, Jeanne R . . . Stoughton . . . Eng . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Soph Hon, Orch Librar, Concert Band, Scheders, French Cb . . . LSA. Burzinski, Edmund . . . Montreal . . . Civ Engr . , . Tl' Gogebic Comm College . . . ASCE, Treas. Buss, Jack M . . . Marshfield . . . Mech Ellgl' . . . Pres Stud Cen, Choir Coun, Elder, Youth Advisory Bd, Young Adult Bd of Gov Comm on Human Rights . . . Phi Gamma Delta, House Man, Pledge Trainer. Busse, Lawrence A . . . Birchwood . . . Agr . . . Country Magazine . . . Mitchell Airmen . . . Blue Shield Cb, V Pres . . . Delta Theta Sigma. Busse, Lois J . . . Randolph . . . Home Ec . . . Tl' Stevens Point. Butterfield, Keith Romaine . . . Hayward . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Superior State . . . SAE. Butteri, Frank J . . . Kenosha . . . Market . . . Badger Yet. Org. Buyalski, Clark P . . . Wisconsin Rapids . . . Civ Engr . . . ASCE, V Pres . . . Newman Cb. Byom, VVendell G . . . Galesville . . . Pharm . . . Tf LaCrosse . . Rho Chi, WPhS. Caan III, Glen W . . . Kohler . . . Fin . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . . YGUP, Fin Soc, Market Cb . . . Basketball . . . Chi Phi. Caldart, Robert C . . . Kenosha . . . Art Ed . . . Noyes Hse, See Chm, Pres, Chi Phi, Treas. Callan, Edward VV . . . Lancaster . . . Elec Engr .... 1 XIEE . . Alpha Tau Omega. Callin, Glen E . . . Mineral Point ..., A gr Econ . . . Saddle ck Sir- loin, Little Internat'l, Prog Chm, Ag Econ Soc, 4-H Blue Shield, Agr Stud Coun . . . Alpha Gamma Rho. Cameron, Robert J . . . Houston, Texas . . . Hist . . . Sigma Nu. Cammack, Donald M . . . Thiensville . . . Civ Engr . . . Tf Milwaukce . . . ASCE. Campbell, Daryl L . . . Green Bay . . . Com . . . Tl' Green Bay . . .SAM . . . Vilas Hse Treas. Carey, Gerald J . . . VVest Allis .... A gr. . . Blue Shield, 4-H Cb Corr Sec, Poultry Cb Treas . . . Wis Country Mag Bus Mngr . . . Delta Theta Sigma, Soc Chm, Pledge Trainer, Corr Sec, Publ Chm. Carley, Gaylord R . . . Watertown . . . Fin . . . Fin Soc, SAM . . . Alpha Kappa Psi. Carlson, David C . . . Milwaukee , . . Chem . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . AIChE . , . Tau Kappa Epsilon. Carlson, Paul D . . . Siren . . . Elec Engr . . . Inst Radio Engr, Badger Amateur Radio Soc. Carlson, Robert H . . . Rockford, Ill. . . . Lbr Manag . . . Tl' Rock- ford . . . Badger Veterans Org. Carlson, Ronald Paul . . . St. Charles, Ill .... Phy Ed . , . Football, Track . . . Phi Epsilon Kappa, Treasg Feggi Hse, Sec. Carmichael, Ellen C . . . Gary, Ind .... El Ed . . . Union T70 Cla . . Chi Omega. Pledge Trainer. Carnesalc, Peter G . . . VVood . . . Med Sci . . . Phi Eta Sigma. Carolin, Robert H . . . Green Bay . . . Fin . . . Tf Green Bay . . Fin Soc . . . Christian Sci Org. Carpenter, Mary T . . . Milwaukee . . . Hist ,... Tf Duke- U . . Pi Beta Phi, Schol Chm. Carswell, Alice J . . . Richland Center . . . Span Ed . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Soph Hon . . . Band, Wis Players, Span Portug Club . . . AWS Jud Chm, YVAC, Summer Bd . . . Pres, Supper Comm . . . Delta Zeta, Treas. 1 za' T3 M 2 A ,wt - .vw fm. Y 2 ff! x 1 2 'W IQ .. A , 1 ' 13 J 1' w - e m 1 .hw l J ,sf , 2 .. dyk, if - cl J... if fi -P ' , 1 A A , A i Vi V . QE P K tfz . wig ff . . wr, . 10, 'fs-ww 153 V . , 'fa ' 2 'gs si N 4 'Q 3 Q ale. 430 CASAT - CLAVER Casat, Charles D . . . Milwaukee . . . Hist . . . Baseball . . . Delta Upsllon, Rush Chm. Casden, Ellis . . . lVhite Plains, N.Y .... Civ Engr . . . Baseball . . . Beta Tau. Casler, G. Geraldine . . . Spooner . . . Psych . . . LSA, Christianity Round Table . . . Internatll Cb, Badger Block. Castleberg, Curtis E . . . Maiden Rock . . . Agr Econ . . . Alpha Aeta, Treas . . . Wesley Found .... A g Econ Cb, Sec . . . Delta 'Theta Sigma, Treas. Castleberg, Roger D . . . Durand . . . Pharm . . . Tf Mt. San An- tonio Jr College . . . XVPhS. Cattanach, Raymond D . . . Granton . . . Pol Sci . , . Phi Eta Sigma. Ccrvenka, Robert F . . . Phillips . . . Llech Engr . . . ASNIA, SAE . . . Football. Cerveny, John G . . . Racine ..., -X gr . . . Tf Racine. Chalekian, Suran J . . . Racine . . . Soc . . . Tf Racine. Chapel, John Eldyn . . . Kenosha . . . Ind Manag . . . Eng Exposition. Chapman, Barbara N . . . Madison . . . El Ed . . . Tf U of Colorado . . . Union Pub Chm, New Stud Guide, Homecoming Comm . . . Ski Club . . . Gamma Phi Beta, Asst Rush Chm. Charlson, Charles H . . . Eau Claire . . . Civ Engr . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi . . . Scabbard dt Blade . . . ASCE. Chase, H. Peter . . . WVautoma . . . Med . . . Phi Chi . . . Theta Chi. Cheney, Robert YVallace . . . Milwaukee . . . Elec Engr . . .WMHA. Chesner, Ramon J . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME . . . Track. Chin, Jack Gerald . . . Canton, Ohio . . . Elec Engr . . . Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma. Christensen, Carl L . . . llarshfield . . . Food Tech . . . Tf River Falls State . . . Food Tech Cb. Christensen, Nancie J . . . Wausau . . . Sec Ed . . . Crucible . . AWS, V P, Wis. Players . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma. Christensen, Sally Ann . . . Madison . . . Eng . . . Tf Marinette . . . XVSA Acad Affairs Comm, ISA . . . Lakota Hse, V P, Jud Rep. Christensen, James E . . . River Falls . . . Civ Engr . . . Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Chi Epsilon, Pres, Phi Eta Sigma . , . LSA . . . ASCE, Hoofers Sailing Cb . . . Three Sq Coop, Pres, V P, Exec Sec. Christenson, Robert E . . . Brooklyn . . . Agr . . . Babcock Dairy Sci, V P, Dairy Pro Judging Team. Christiansen, Sanda J . . . Sheboygan . . . Home Ee . . . Prom Ct . . . Alpha Chi Omega, Soc Chm. Christiansen, Floyd W . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Mil- waukee. Christmann, Carl VV . . . New Lisbon . . . Min Engr . . . AIMME . . . VVis Engr, Copy Ed . . . Parents VVkend Comm . . . Triangle, V P, Treas. Christoffersen, George . . . Genoa City . . . Bact . . . MHA Cab . . , Noyes Hse, Soc Chm, V P, Sec, MHA Athl Comm. Christofferson, Thomas E . . . Beloit . . . El Ed. Ciriacks, John A . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Tau Beta Pi . . . SAME, Treas, AIChE, Poygon Bd . . . Gil- man House. Ciriacks, Kenneth W . . . West Bend . . . Geol . . . MHA Alumni Comm .... A FROTC RiHe Team . . . Alpha Tau Omega. Clark, Alan Fred . . . Madison . . . Physics , . . Phi Eta Sigma, Soph Hon, Phi Kappa Phi . . . Union, Hse dr Place Comm, IF Pub Rel Comm, Stud Guide Plan Comm, Wis Previews . . . Crew . . . Beta Theta Pi, Corr Sec, Pledge Trainer. Clarson, Becky . . . Richland Center . . . Home Ee Ed . . . Enthenics . . . Band. Claver, Allen . . . Union Grove . . . Met Engr . . . Theta Tan, Scribe, Vice Regent . . . Wis Engr, Bus Mgr. Claver, Mary Vyvyan . . . Union Grove . . . Home Ec Ed . . . Tf Stout . . . Pi Lambda Theta. COAKLEY f CRAWLEY Coakley, Frances E . . . Wauwatosa . . . Child Dev . . . Union Place Comm, New Stud Cuideg Prom Promots Comm ..., A. lpha Phi. Cody, Richard John . . . Madison . . . Ind Manag . . . Badger . . . SAM, Band . . . Sigma Phi, Pledge Pres, Work Master, Cohen, Arlene F . . . Floral Pk, N.Y .... Speech . . . Wis Players . . . Stud Faculty Phy Ed Comm, AWS Fashion Show . , . Hamp- tom Housc, Soc Chm. Colby, Thomas Charles . . . Madison . . . Acct . . . Alpha Kappa Psi, Treas . . . Comm Turnout, Ticket Chm. Coleman, Renee C . . . Superior . . . El Ed . . . Tf Eau Claire . . . Insur Soc, Scheders Pres, A Capella Choir . . . lfuitcd Stud Flsp. Collett, Nancy B . . . Fond du Lac . . . Med Sci . . . Badger Club, Jud Chm. Collins, Norman E . . . Madison . . . Insurance . . . Tf Menasha . . . Insur Soc, Fin Soc, Badger Vets. Collins, Paul John . . . West Bend . . . Com . . . Prom Elect Chm, Gen Chm . . . NDTC, Mil Ball King Contest Chm . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Ree, Treas. Combs, James A . . . Madison . . . Zoo . . . Phi Sigma Kappa, V P, Sentinel. Conger, Harriet A . . . Kohler . . . Pol Sei . . . Pres House, Deacon . . . Elizabeth Waters, Soc Chm. Connor, Richard Malcolm . . . Laona . . . Com . . . Chi Psi. Conway, Colleen M . . . Milwaukee . . . Speech Corr . . . Tf St Maryls College . . . Sigma Alpha Eta . . . Parent's Weekend Comm, New Stud Wk . . . Kappa Alpha Theta. Coogan, 'Timothy P . . . Madison . . . Com . . . Nautilus Soc, Sec, Trans Club, Navy Ball Comms, New Student Wk . . . Vllrestling . . . Delta Upsilon. Cook, Lynne K . . . Richland Center . . . Bus Ed . . . Phi Chi Theta, Treas, Insur Soc . . . Wesley Found . . . Co-eds Wk, Com Turn-out. Cook, Robert E . . . Ellsworth . . . Bact . . . Badger Vet Org, Hoofers Ski, Wis Film Soc. Cook, Ronald I. . . . Madison . . . Civ Engr . . . ASCE. Coon, Joanne E . . . Plainfield . . . Home Ee . . . Blue Shield. Cooper, Myron Gilbert . . . Columbus, Ohio . . . Dairy Industry . . . Football . . . W Club . . . Delta Sigma Pi. Cooper, Susan Carolyn . . . Madison . . . Geol . . . Tl' Colorado College . . . Transfer Guide, USF . . . Gamma Phi Beta. Coplin, Iris G . , . Milwaukee . . . El Ed . . . Pan llel Couns . . . Alpha Epsilon Phi. Corcoran, Cordon C . . . Madison . . . Psych . . . Football . . . Delta Epsilon, Fin Chm. Corlett, Carla Christine . . . Pewaukee . . . App Art . . . Tt' Mil- waukee. Coor, Royal M . . . Milwaukee . . . Physics . . .Ti Milwaukee . Young Democrats, Wis Liberal Cb, Sec, Trcas . . . Channing Cb. Cottingham, Donald R . . . Fennimore . . . Psych. Coughlin, Stephen A . . . Randall . . . llet Engr . , . Phi Sigma Kappa. Counsell, Paul S . . . Dconomowoe ..., A d . . . Bader, Octopus . . . Harcsfoot, Hoofers, Prom Pro Comm . . . Delta Tau Delta, Soc Chm. Cowan, Sally C . . . Shaker Hts, Ohio . . . Span . . . Sigma Delta Pi, Treas . . . Homecoming Show Comm, AWS Sr Swingout luvit Comm, New Stud Guide, Campus Carnival Clown Comm . . . Kappa Alpha Theta, Music Chm. Cozzini, Bruce U . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . . Alpha Chi Sigma. Craig, George Chobot . . . Madison . . . Mech Engr . . . SAE, ASME. Craig, Robert F . . . Fennimore . . . Pharm . . . Concert, Marching Band. Crawford, Robert F . . . Portage . . . Journ . . . Tl' Milwaukee , . . Cardinal . . . Newman Cb. Crawley, Gerald Joseph . . . Eagle . . . Agr Ed . . . Alpha Zeta: FFA, Vet Sci Cb . . . Scabbard 6: Blade . . . Basketball, Mgr. , f 4 ! y ,III y I A ,. .., - fit -ull! it fi? M575 fi K' JR i 4 . 's 5 H4 J Q: K f 'R ,,. , yy. Q , 431 i f 5? 1 3 1 w 1 Q I A . CRITTENTON - DAVIS Crittenton, Carol M . . . Wilmette, Ill .... Occ Ther . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma . . . Union Dance Entertain Chm, Phy Ed Faculty- Stud Comm, Parent Wkend Terrace Party Comm, Decor Comm, Pan Hel Ball, Campus Chest Pub, Occ Ther Cb . . . Hoofers Riding . . . ChijOmega, Pres, Pledge Trainer. Croner, Vera F . . . Madison . . . Acct . . . Mag of History, Sec . . . Scand Cb, Sec, Treas . . . Gamma Alpha Chi. Cross, Vaneece J . . . Rio . . . Bus Ed . . . Phi Chi Theta, Asst Sec . . . Pan Hel . . . Pres Hse Choir . . . Univ. Choir . . . Barnard Hall, Fin Chm. Crowell, Julianne D . . . Oconomowoc . . . Med Tech . . . Alpha Delta Theta . . . Chi Omega Rush Chm. Crowley, Clara E . . . Milwaukee . . . Home Ec . . . Tf Mary Mount College . . . Delta Gamma, Crownhart, George William . . . Madison . . . Am Inst . . . Chi Phi. Crumpacker, Margaret . . . Valparaiso, Ind .... Music . . . Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship . . . A Capella Choir. Culver, Homer T . . . Eau Claire . . . Civ Engr . . . Tf Eau Claire . . . ASCE . . . Botkin House, Soc Chm. Cummings, James L . . . Madison . . . Acct . . . Beta Alpha Psi, Soph Hon . . . Navy Ball, Invit Chm . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Cummings, James P . . . Marinette . . . Ind Manag . . . SAM . . Newman Club . . . Tennis. Curtis, Richard G . . . Neenah . . . Elec Engr. Cutts, lNIerrie Jo . . . Stevens Point . . . Art Ed . . . Parents Wkg Union Pub Rela, Dance, Gallery . . . Alpha Gamma Delta. Cwayna, James R . . . Sheboygan . . . lNIech Engr . . . ASME, SAE . . . Football . . . Psi Upsilon. Cywinski, Richard J . . . De Pere . . . Com. Czech, James I . . . Hatley . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf VVausau . . . Kappa Eta Kappa. Dag, Hammersheld . , . Timbucktoo . . . Dance . . . Tf Vassar . . . Stud Sen Dist XX . . . Ping Pong . . . Kappa Kappa Zeta. Daggett, Thomas C . . . Kenosha . . . Com . . . Tf Kenosha and Racine . . . Alpha Delta Sigma, Treas. Dahl, Norman E . . . Decatur, Ill .... Chem Engr . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Soph Honors . . . AIChE, Pres . . . Alpha Chi Sigma. Dahl, VVilliam R . . . Eau Claire . . . Mech Engr . . . Pi Tau Sigma . . . Soph Honors. Dahlkc, Marian Moore . . . VVestfield . . . Phy Ed . . . Phy Ed Cb, Hoofers, WMHA Radio Station, Freshman Orient . . . Slichter Hall, Chm of Formal. Dahmer, Lionel H . . . VVest Allis . . . Chem . . . Ti Milwaukee . . . ISA . . . Tennis. Dahnke, William C . . . Porterlield . . . Soils . . . Tf Marinctte . . . Crops 51 Soils Cb . . . Tarrant Hse, V P. Dalven, Mildred . . . Plainfield . . . Ag . . . Poultry Cb, Wis Hearldg MACE, Meat Judg Tm. Danca, Vincent J . . . Lake Geneva . . . Speech . . . Wis Players . . . WMHA. Daniel, Mary Lou . . . Madison . . . Span . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Sigma Delta Pi, V P . . . Inter-Vars Christian Flwsp . . . Orchestra 5 Span Club. Dasinger, Denette H . . . Maple . . . Speech . . . Zeta l 1 'ta . . . Wis Players, MHA Players . . . Calvary Choir. 'h' E Dattilo, Janice M . . . Park Ridge, Ill .... Nat Sc . . . Tf U of Ill . . . St. Francis House Chm . . . Homecoming Buttons Chm . . . Alpha Gamma Delta, V P. Dauber, David C . . . Wilmette, Ill .... Econ . . . LSA . . . Swim- ming, Capt . . . Theta Chi. Davis, Anne C . . . Highland . . . Home Ec . . . Tf Clarke College . . . ISA, House Rep . . . Newman Club . . . Home Ee Style Show. Davis, Constance . . . Sheboygan . . . Home Ec . . . Tf Mills Col- lege . . . Alpha Phi. Davis, Howard A . . . Milwaukee . . . Acct . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Mock Polit Convent, Mock UN Convent . . . NDTA . . . Pi Lambda Phi. Davis, Jack L . . . VValworth . . . Econ . . . Trans Cb . . . Univ Chorus . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon. DAVIS - DORN Davis, Katherine Ann . . . Barrington, Ill. . . . Speech Corr . . . Tf Bowling Green State U . . . Sigma Alpha Eta . . . Hoofer Ski Cb, Scandinavian Cb . . . Gamma Phi Beta. Dawn, William S . . . Madison . . . Chem Engr . . . Chinese Student Assoc, Intr'l Club . . . AIChE, Treas, V P . . . New Student Wk. deBruin, Lolita A . . . Janesville . . . Hist . . . Delta Delta Delta, Rush Chm. DeGraff, Eric W . . . Tackahoe, N.Y .... Geol. DeGroot, Rodney C . . . Union Grove , . . Bot . . . Tf Racine . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . . USF . . . Hoofer, Archery. DeMeuse, Don H . . . Algoma . . . Elec Engr . . . Phi Eta Sigma. Dengel, Patricia A . . . Madison . . . Soc . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma . . Newman Club, Ross Club. Dengler, Judy Louise . . . Pittsburgh, Pa .... Med Tech . . . Alpha Delta Theta . . . Campus Carnival, Buttons Chm, Stud Guide . . . Sr Dolphins . . . Alpha Chi Omega, Treas. Derge, Glen L . . . Madison . . . Econ. Derning, John P . . . Brodhead . . . Pol Sci . . . Beta Theta Pi, V P, Soc Chm. DeRose, Roberta C . . . Kenosha . . . Eng . . . Tf Racine. Dettloff, Frederick . . . Madison . . . Com . . . Pershing Rifles, Exec Officer . . . Golf, Gymnastics . . . Delta Sigma Pi. Diaz, Mario E . . . Bogota, Colombia . . . Elec Engr . . . AIEE . . . Conover Hsc, V P, Sec. Dibb, Robert H . . . Milwaukee . . . Acct . . . Alpha Kappa' Psi, Pres, V P, Beta Alpha Psi 5 Finance Society. Dickson, Margaret . . . Madison . . . Eng . . . Badger, Sr Co-Ed, Univ Ed, Badger Brd, V P . . . Young Dem, Chm Co-ord Comm . . . Pan Hel, Rush Couns . . . Badger Block . . . Prom Decor Comm Al ha Yi Delta Rec Sec V P . . . p 4 , , , . Dieckmann, Susan Shefer . . . Cincinnati, Ohio . . . Phil. DiLoreto, Clement . . . Madison . . . Elec Engr . . . IRE, AIEE. Dingeldein, Dewey W . . . Appleton . . . Journ . . . Tf Menasha . . . Sigma Delta Chi. Di Trapani, Anthony . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Mil- waukee . . . SAE, ASME . . . VVis Engr . . . Badger Block. Dittmann, Herbert P . . . VVest Bend . . . Speech . . . Tf Marquette. Dix, Jacqueline , . . Port VVashington . . . Eng Ed . . . Union Library and Placement, Sec g New Student VVkg Parent VVk, Terr Party, Chm . . . Pan Hel Ball, Tickets Chm . . . YVVCAg Univ. Religious Council . . . Chi Omega, Act Chm, Rush Counselor, Hse Pres. Dobratz, Robert A . . . Zachow . . . Zoo . . . Badger Vet. Dodsworth, Robert . . . Medford . . . Hist '. . . TfiVVausau. Doering, James P . . . Genesee, Ill ,... Mech Engr .... A SME, ASAE . . . Newman Club . . . Phi Kappa. Doering, VVilliam E . . . Kaukauna . . . Comm . . . Alpha Sigma Sigma, Beta Tau g MHA Store Brd, Turner Soc Chm. Doersch, Ronald E . . . Cleveland . . . Ag Soils . . . Badger Crops and Soils, V P. Dolson, Janet M . . . South Milwaukee . . . Psych . . . Tf Milwaukee. Dolven, Mary P . . . Horace, N.D .... Hist . . . LSA, Senate Counc . . . Ketterer House, Jud Bd, Co-Soc Chm. Dopp, John L . . . Almond . . .Ag Ed . . . Saddle and Sirloing FFA, Doran, Roger D . . . Antigo . . . Pharm . . . Tf Stevens Point, Sac1'a- mento State Jr College, Sacramento Sr College . . . Rho Chi. Dorf, Jerome M . . . Milwaukee . . . Comm. Dorn, Arthur F . . . Eau Claire . . . Com . . . Tf Eau Claire . . . Marketing Club. 9 . M. I ,jar V076 X if t pip. g g , , N MM , g L, , ,. . 3 ri 3 , 'K I ' -5 .'?f'..'I ' 'W 'iz A ., .Y ,, 4-' If . '?:'S5'.,: 'mn 'f--,P 32 ii, 'QW' 41' '78 fi' thus xr B fm ws Fi ,-,S -fb r f- 2 4, bs, 7 5. - - W . we Q -134 DOUGHERTY - ELKO Dougherty, Mary E . . . Wisconsin Dells . . . Home Ee . . , Phi I.,pSll0ll Omieron. Dover, Edward M . . . Chieago, Ill .... Ind Manag . . . lnsur Soc, Iain Soc-, SAM . . . Trac-kg Boxing: BB' Club . . . Zeta Beta Tau. Doyle, Gloria M . . . Janesville . . . Eeon . . . Elizabeth Waters, Treas. Dreier, Donald I, . . . Shawano . . . Pharm . . . WPIIS. Dresser, Donna I, . . , Chicago, Ill .... Soe . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma: Soph Ilonors . . . Union Hse Comm, Public Rel Comm, Ambassador Chin . . . Shepard Hall, Pres, Mgr, Song Chm. I7V0Wf'ki Robert F . . . Milwaukee . . . Insur . . . Tl' Milwaukee , . . Insur Soeiety. Drieken, Gerald J . . . Barton . . . Elec lillgl' .... XIEE. Duehon, Claude E . . . Manitowoe . . . Met Engr . . . Tl' Manitowoc . . . MHA, Cabinet Advisor . . . Russian Club . . . Sigma Nu. Duehow, Riehard E . . . Madison . . . Mech Engr , . . Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, AFS. Duekart, Franeis A . . . Mviseonsin Rapids . . . Ag Engl' . . . Tl' StevensLPoint ..., -X SAE, SAM, BVU, BYSA. Dudley, Mari-ia S . . . Monroe . . . Home Ee . . . Tl' Stout . . . New- man Club . . . Euthenies. Duesler, Thomas F . . . Barneveld .... A g. Dunean Deborah I A... Batavia, Ill ..,. Home Ee . . . Euthenies . . . New Student Wk Guide, AWS Coeds VVk Hostess, Fashion Show . . . St. Francis Hse, Soe Comm .... A lpha Xi Delta. Dunham, Carol K . . . St. Charles, Ill .... Speech Corr . . . Tf Clarke College . . . Sigma Alpha Eta. Dunning, Thomas G .... I anesville . . . Elec Engr .... A XIEE, IRE . . . Spooner Hse, Pres, Soc Chm. Dutton, John A . . . Madison . . . Meteor. . . Phi Kappa Pi, MACE Phi Eta Sigma . . . Badger, Co-Sports Ed . . . Arnold Air Soe , . . Film Soe . . . Theta Delta Chi, Nat Undergrad See. Eaton, Barbara L . . . Deer Isle, Maine . . . Journ . . . Daily Car- dinal . . . WSA, Orient BVeek, Big Sister Prog . . . Langdon Manor Sec, Pres, JudhBoard. Eagon, Sheila'M . . . Madison . . . El Ed . . . Newman Club, Sec . . .Delta Zeta, Guard. Ebert, Victor BV . . . VVaupun . . . Art Ed . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Sopli High Honors, MACE, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Delta kappa, Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Epsilon . . . Badger .... A rt Studts Lge, linion Music Comm, Wis Previews, Wis Players, Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Treas, USF . . . Showerman Hse, Pres, V P, Soc Chm, Entertain Chm, Publi Chm. Eckert, Jerry O . . . Waukesha .... A nthro . . . Tf Milwaukee Phi Eta Sigma, Wesley Found. Eekman, Russell E . . . Theresa . . . Elec Engr . . . Tl' Milwaukee , . . AIEE. Eddy, Riehard H . . . Sheboygan . . . Econ . . . 'MHA Fin Comm, Cab . . . Provost Corps . . . Orchestra, Haresloot Orchestra, St Paul's Chapel Choir. Edgerton, Susan M . . . Madison . . . Sec Ed . . . Phi 'Kappa Phi, Mortar Brd . . . Campus Chest . . . Union Pub Rel, Was Previews , . . Kappa Kappa Gamma, Pres. Edwards, Earle R . . . Cedar Falls, la .... Comm . . . MACE . . . Provost Corps , . . Wrestling, Capt, W-Club ..., - Xlpha kappa Psi, Pres. Edwards, Shirley A . . . Blilwaukee . . . .Iourn . Tf Milwaukee . . . Theta Sigma gPhi, Treas, Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Pres . . . Coronto, Ree See . . . MHA, Personnel Comm, Pub Rel Comm. Edwards, Terry BB' . . . Racine . . . Elec Engr . . . Tl' Ravine . . Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu. Eggman, Lynn D . . . Eau Claire . . . Bled . . . BIIIA Chorus . . Phi Chi. Eglash, Norbert . . . Milwaukee . . . App Art. . . . Tl' Blilwuukvv- lflglii Annette A . . . Milwaukee . . . Gee Ther . . . Tl' Carroll, Mil' waukee . . . Hee Ther, Y P, MHA Pub Rel Comm . , . Shehter, Service Chm. Ela, .Ir., Richard E . , . Bladison . . . Bleeh Engr . . . Tl' Stanford Univ . . . Phi Gamma Delta. Elbert, .Iames'D . . . Eau Claire . . . Elee Engr . . . Tf Eau Claire . . . AIEE, IRE, BARS . . . Kappa Eta Kappa. Elko, Shirley .I . . . Wlaukesha . . . Bled Tech . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . Alpha Delta Theta, Hist . . . Unlon Folk Fiesta . . . Calvary Choir, IISA . . . Spencer Ilse, Pres, Sliehter Chorus. ELLEF SON - FALSTAD Ellefson, Jf'I'IIl0llll L . . . Ridgeland . . . Elec Eng . . . Tf River Falls State . . . Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Rec Sec. Elliot, Charles E . . . Rockford, Ill .... Med . . . ASME, Treas of Polygon Bd . . . Beta Theta Pi. Ellison, Hellry D . . . Poplar . . . Civ Idllgl' . . . Tl' Superior . . . Tau Beta Pi: Clli Epsilon, Sec. Elmer, Ronald H . . . Monroe . . . Acct . . . Plli Eta Siglna, Beta Alpha Psi, Beta Camma Sigma, Sph Hon . . . Insur Soc . . . Delta Sigma Pi. Elllanuel, David A . . . Fairchild . . . Elec Ellgr . . . AIEE, IRE. Engel, Judith L . . . Madison . . . Bot . . . ISA: New Student Wk Guide, YWCA, See. Engelhardt, Leonard C . . . Milwaukee . . . Land Arch . . . Pershillg Rifles, Scabbard dz Blade, Provost Corps . . . LLlIldSt'2lp0 clllllll Ring. Engler, Jr, William D . . . Chilton . . . Indlls Manag . . . I'nion Hse Comm . . . Delta Tau Delta, Rec Sec. Engstad, Mary J . . . Milwaukee . . . Speech . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . Zeta Phi Eta, Hoofer'sg Badger Block, Calvary Choir: Campus Carnival. Enz, Richard W' . . . Wisconsin Dells . . . Physics . . . Phi Eta Sigma: Mitchell and Arnold Air Societies, Marching, Cardinal, Concert Bands. Erdmann, Cale J . . . Wauwatosa . . . Plly Ed . . . Dolphins, Histg Bowling Club, Womenls Phy Ed Club, Treas, Pres, Chorus . . . New Student Wk Cuide . . . Elizabeth Waters, II1tl'ltIl1llI'tll, Kappa Delta, Scholar Chln. Erickson, Alall F . . . Barron . . . Finance . . . Comm COUII . . . Fill Soc . . . Delta Sigma Pi, V Pres, Pres. Ericksoll, James H . . . Cillett .... A gr Econ ..., A gl' Econ Alumni Corres. Ericson, Jr, Arthur E . . . Madison ...A A cet . . . Illter Varsity Christian Flwsp. Essex, Joseph M . . . Bowling Green, Ohio . . . Civ Plllgl' . . . SAME, SACE . . . Football, W-Cb . . . Phi Delta Theta, See, Rueh Cllm. Estiek, Richard C . . . Vineyard Twn, Jamaica, BWI . . . Forensic Union . . . YMCA, Men's Glee Club . . . Track . . . Alpha Phi Alpha. Ethun, Carol V . . . McFarland . . . Phy Med . . . Tf St. Claf . . . PT Club . . . t'Ciallni Schischil' . . . LSA Choir. Euclide, James F . . . Creen Bay . . . Mech Plllgl' . . . Triangle, Pres, Sec, Rush Chm. Evans, Harold E . . . Madisoll . . . Phy Ed . . . Phi Epsilon Kappa, Sec. Evans, James A . . . LaCrosse . . . Cenll Bus . . . Tt' LaCrosse . . Newman Club. Evert, Donald A . . . Pewaukee . . . Mech Ellgr . . . Tt' Milwaukee . . . ASME . . . Winslow Hse, Sec-Treas, Pres. Evinrude, Tom A . . . Milwaukee . . . Eeon . . . Tf Dartmouth . . . Phi Camma Delta, Rllsh Chm, Athl Chln. Evjue, David C . . . Green Bay . . . Ind Mallag . . . Delta Epsilon, SAM, Rho flIfllCl'0Il Tau . . . MHA Cab, V P . . . VVis Previews. Ewart, Robert B . . . Wallwatosa . . . Engl' . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . ASME, SAE. Faasse, Muriel B . . . Paterson, N.J .... El Ed . . . Newman Club, St. Paul's Social cllllll . . . Badger Ice Revlle . . . Robbillls Hse, Social Chnl. rellce College . . . Phi Delta Theta, Chaplaill, See. Failinger, Eloise A . . . Waterloo . . . Psych . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Psi Chi, Soph Hon . . . Calvary Clarion . . . AWS Jud Bd, New Student Cuide . . . Calvary Clloir, Prog Tltlllllll . . . AWS Coed W'k Usher, Fasllion Show . . . Elizabeth Waters. Tres, Fill Comm, Exec- COIIII. Fair, fiWyIIOtll E . . . Madison . . . Child Dev . . . Tf Lawrence College . . . Euthenies, YWCA, Cab, Fresh Calllp Co-Chm, Ullioll Big Dance Coming Badger Block, Pan Hel Rush TJOIIIISI Hoofers . . . FSF . . . Alpha Chi Omega, Chaplain. Falk, Ervin C . . . Avoea . . . Elec Engl' . . . M HA Cym Pres, Radio Club. Falk, William R . . . Manitowoc . . . Elec Engr . . . Tl' Carroll Col- lege . . . Kappa Eta Kappa, Eta Kappa Nu, Treas, IRE, AIEE, Polygon Bd, Corres See. Faller, Julie E . . . Marillctte . . . Speech . . . Tf Marquette . . Radio Players, Std COLUI . . . WSA Academic Affairs Comm . . . Newman Club . . . Lakota House Pres. Falstad, David B . . . Eau Claire . . . Econ . . . Student Faculty, Ed Affairs Comm, Sulnlller Bd, WSA Pers Colllnl . . . Sigma Chi. , AQP V K 'af .A 'iw it . 51 . M. Q f E . as 4 Fahrner, Gerald J . . . Wisconsin Rapids . . . Blls Ad . . . Tf Law- .. . .,.. ., l ff? E at 1:5 t' s- Q -new I. 2' X R A 3 - , 435 FARLEY - FON TEIN E Farley, Robert . . . Des Moines, Iowa . . . Com . . . Insur Soc . . . Crew . . . Theta Delta Chi, Pledge Trainer, Rec Sec. Farr, David C . . . Eau Claire . . . Hist . . . Band . . . Sigma Chi, Farris, Karen . . . Lodi . . . Bus Ed . . . Phi Chi Theta. Farwell, Marilyn B . . . Chicago Ill .... El Ed . . . SLIC Musical Org Comm . . . VVomen's Rec Assoc Brd . . . Gamma Phi Beta. Faust, David A . . . East Troy . . . Com . . . MHA Store Mgr, Insur Soc , Indust Manag . . . Gilman Hse, Floor Chm. Fearing, Virginia A . . . River Forest, Ill .... App Art . . . Gamma Alpha Chi . . . AWS Personnel, Women's Confidential, Sr Swingout, Sec, Big Sister, VVSA Humorology Prog . . . LSA . . . Pan Hel Ball Dec, Rush Counselor . . . Alpha Phi, V P. Feder, Donald H . . . Elm Grove . . . Com . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Delta Sigma Pi. Feldman, Doris . . . Racine . . . Psych . . . Psi Chi, Soph Hon, Mor- tar Bd . . . Union Hse Comm, Chm, Directorate, Counc, Pres, Student Life air Interests Comm, Student Senate, New Student Wk. Felix, E. Bennett . . . Wauwatosa . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . SSE, SAE . . . Wis Engr, Art Ed. Felten, Ronald L . . . Schofield . . . Acct . . . Badger Christian F lsp, University Rel Coun. Feltenbarger, Nancy D . . . Menasha . . . Speech Corr . . . Tf Bowling Green Univ . . . Sigma Alpha Eta . . . Hodag Hse, Soc Chm. Fender, Julia R . . . Madison . . . Home Ec . . . Red Cross Gen Chm, Women's Chorus, ACappella Choir, New Student Gr Leader, Pan Hel IF Choir, Campus Carn Usher, Wis Player . . . St Francis House, Chm . . . Pan Hel Ball, Arrang Chm . . . Sigma Kappa, Rush Chm, Song Chm, Phi Sigma Kappa, Moonlight Girl Ct. Fenske, Douglas J . . . Green Bay . . . Ag . . . Babcock Dairy Sci Cb . . . Dairy Prod Judging Team . . . Spooner Hse, Sec. Ferdon, Elmer L . . . VVausau . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf YVausau Ext . . . Pi Tau Sigma . . . ASME. Ferris, Lowell D . . . De Pere . . . Physics-Math . . . Scabbard and Blade . . . MHA Film Comm, Concert-March Band . . . Swenson Hse, Union Rep. Ferry, Darwin J . . . Prairie du Sac . . . lN'Ied. Fieder, Donald VV . . . Racine . . . Chem . . . Tf Valparaiso U . . AChS. Field, Roger D . . . Mt. Horeb . . . Acct. Filek, Suzanne K . . . Madison . . . Am Inst . . . Tf U of Arkansas . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma. Filiatreaux, Robert J . . . Wausau . . . Pol Sc . . . Tf Wausau. Finch, Jack D . . . Clintonville . . . Fin . . . Tf Central State . . . ISA, Union House Rep, SAM Treas. Finder, Kenneth G . . . Madison . . . An Husb . . . Sigma Delta Chi . . . Saddle and Sirloin Cb. Fink, Marjorie F . . . Green Bay . . . Eng . . . Tf Green Bay . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Soph Honors . . . LSA . . . Coranto, Publicity Chm, Badger Block . . . Slichter Hall, Sec, MHA Public Relat Comm. Finlay, Edith E . . . Madison . . . Home Ee . . . Phi Upsilon Umicron, Euthenics Cb . . . ISA . . . LSA. Fischer, David L . . . Green Bay . . . Mech Engr . . . Delta Epsilon . . . Richardson Hse, Pres, Chm Hse Pres Coun, Chm MHA Athl Comm. Fischer, Judith . . . Minneapolis, Minn .... Soc . . . Corr Ad Club. Fish, Gerald R . . . Janesville . . . Econ . . . Tf Milton College . . . Badger . . . Union Dance Comm, 770 Cb . . . Delta Upsilon. Fishkin, Bruce I . . . Milwaukee . . . Advt . . . Provost Corps . . . Humorology, Direct, Writer, Haresfoot Club, Pub Direct, Home- coming Comm . . . Pi Lambda Phi, V P. Fogt, Gerald R . . . Rocklield . . . Com . . . Market Ab, Insur Soc, Men's Chorus, Univ Chor . . . United Student Flshp. Foley, Sandra J . . . Watertown . . . Hist Ed . . . AWS, Comm . . . VVesley Found, Religious Coun . . . Ketterer House, Treas, Pres. Follett, John A . . . Madison . . . Mech Engr . . . ASME . . . Alpha Gamma Rho. Fonteine, Dian E . . . Milwaukee . . . El Ed . . . Campus Chest, Dorm Solic Chm, AWS, Style Show, Clothing Comm, Student Guide, Pan Hel, Rush Counc, Homecoming, Ball Comm . . . Gam- ma Phi Beta, Treas. FORESTER - FROKER Forester, Audrey H . . . Madison . . . Eng . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma . . . WSA Freshman Booklet, Chm, Ed, Pub Rel Chm, Prom, Campus Carn, Pan Hel, Ad Comm, Pre Orien, Chm Student Guide, Float Comm . . . Hoofers Sailing . . . Kappa Kappa Gam- ma, Reg. Forney, Joanne . . . Olney, Ill .... Tf Lindenwood College . . . Pi Beta Phi, Hse Pres. Forsmo, James D . . . VVausau . . . Econ . . . Tf Wausau Ext . . . Fin Club, Insur Soc. Fosdal, John A . . . Madison . . . Pharm. Fosshage, Fredric G . . . Mt. Horeb . . . Marketing . . . Badger Staff . . . NDTA, V Pres . . . Kappa Sigma. Foster, Stephen K . . . Whitefish Bay . . . Labor Mng . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Soph Honors, Phi Kappa Phi . . . Pledge Pres Coun, IF Jud Comm, Wis Pre-Views . . . Fallows Hse, Soc Chm, Sigma Chi, Corr Sec, Rec Sec, Rushing Chm. Foster, Vivian J . . . Menasha . . . Home Ec . . . Squire Hsc, Soc Chm, Pres. Fonts, Reta R . . . Racine . . . El Ed . . . Sehedcrs. Fowler, Walter L . . . Beloit . . . Mech Engr . . . Pi Tau Sigma, ASME. Fox, Donald J . . . Rudolph . . . Com . . . Tf Central State . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon. Fox, Michael A . . . Wheeling, WV.Va .... Eng . . . Badger Staff, Badger Bd V P . . . Sr Class V P, Student Senate Sub-Comm . . . Humorology, Inter-Act Comm, Entertainer's Gld, Univ Mcn's Glee Club, New Student Guide . . . YMCA, Cab, Phi Gamma Delta. Frailing, Jeanne K . . . Madison . . Home Ee . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma . . . Omicron Nu: Soph Honors . . . Prom Elec Comm, Home- coming, Parade and Decor Comm . . . Delta Delta Delta, Schol Chm, House Pres. France, Hugh R . . . Glencoe, Ill .... Econ . . . Badger, Sales . . . IF, Jud Comm, Sr Coun . . . Zeta Beta Tau, Pres, V Pres, Rush Chm, Athl Chm. Franchino, Charles J . . . Milwaukee . , . Mech Engr . . . Tau Beta Pi, Soph Honors, ASME . . . MHA, Athletic Chm . . . XVinslow House, V P. Francke, Donald C . . . Milwaukee . . . Math . . . Tf Marquette . . . MHA Cabinet, Librarian . . . Scabbard 65 Blade. Frank, Dorothy K . . . Hartford. . . Sec Ed, Hist . . . Residence Hall Orien Prog, Student Guide, Homecoming Dance Comm Union 770 Cb . . . CoEd's Wk, Parent's WVkend, Student Conduct Comm, AWS Big Sister . . . United Student Flshp . . . Prom Decor Comm . . . Eliza- beth VVaters Hall, Exec Coun, Sigma Kappa, Pledge Pres, Reg. Frank, Gordon R . . . Milwaukee . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Theta Chi. Frank, Laela A . . . Milwaukee . . . Speech Corr . . . Sigma Alpha Eta . . . Badger . . , Union Film Com . . . Alpha Epsilon Phi. Frank, Leslie A . . . Portage . . . Speech Corr . . . Sigma Alpha Eta. Franz, Barbara J . . . Bloomer . . . Pharm . . . Kappa Eta, Treas . . . Cardinal . . . WPhS, Dolphins, Union T70 Cb, Wis Players . . . Calvary Choir. Frazee, Jane C . . . Cumberland . . . Music . . . Sigma Alpha Iota, Rush Chm . . . Union Music Comm . . . Women's Chorus, A Capella Choir , Band . . . Tourn of Song, Arrange Chm . . . AWS Personnel Comm, Sr Swingout . . . Elizabeth Waters, Song Chm. Freckmann, James K . . . Milwaukee . . . Ag Econ . . . Tf Mil- waukee , . . Ag Econ Soc, Pres, BVO, Ag Stud Coun . . . Football . . . Phi Sigma Epsilon. Fredendall, John C . . . Janesville . . . Fin . . . Tf Hamline Univ . . . Beta Beta Beta . . . Swimming . . . Theta Chi, Scc Chm. Freedman, Nancy L . . . Yonkers, N.Y .... Home Ee . . . Inter'l Club Chm . . . Hockey Team. F1'eiburger, Janet R . . . Madison . . . Eng . . . Tf San Bernardino College. French, Jack A .... A ppleton . . . Speech . . . Vilas Medal Winner, Wisconsin Forensic Union, Pres, Debate Team . . . Ifnion Hse Coimm . . . Botkin Hse, Soc Chm, WMHA, Dormsylvania Ambas- sa or. Frenzel, Carol W . . . Marshfield . . . Meteor . . . Tf U of Calif . . Newman Club . . . Tarrant House, V P. Freytag, James E . . . VVilliams Bay . . . Fin . . . Fin Society . . Basketball . . . Phi Gamma Delta, Rush Chm, Pledge Trainer. Frickc, Gary H . . . Caledonia . . . Chem Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . SAME, AlChE . . . Baseball, Rifle Team. Frickc, Hilmar L . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem Eng . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . AIChE, Gamma Delta . . . CL, Choir . . . Camera Club. F roelich, Joanmarie . . . Oconomowoc . . . Econ . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Artus . . . Orien Wk . . . Cheerleader . . . Pi Beta Phi, Soc Chm, Rush Capt, Exec Coun. Froker, Nancy C . . . Madison . . . Phy Ther . . . USF . . . Delta Gamma. , W ef W I - 'W , ai f if W f' lit ' v' , f vw' if A 4 f 9 f 4 H f 'MV .L 7,1 'A 1. Q - , -3 ,, ,'4 ' f f V , af . . ff, c , 5 2.4 - .ctii F V gf ll: V , . .I . vzy- I 5 A .I , if cttt T FROMM - GENSCI-I Fromm, Barbara G . . . Madison . . . Music . . . A Cappella Choir, Symphony, Entertainers Guild, Hoofers Outing Club . . . Vvesley . . . t'Of Thee I Sing . . . Delta Zeta, Song Pres, Pledge Pres. Fromm, VVilliam D . . . Wauwatosa . . . Com . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Scabbard dz Blade, V P, SAME, V P, Mil Ball . . . Lutheran Student Assoc, Religious Counc Rep, Chapel Chm . . . City dz Regional Plan Cb, Sec, Treas, German Cb, Chorus, Young Rep . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon. Frostman, Shirley G . . . Wausau . . . Soc Ed . . . Tf Wausau . . . Wesley Found. Fruhling, Helen L . . . VVauwatosa . . . Home Ec . . . Agr Journal . . . WMHA . . . Slichter Hall, Chorus, Soc Chm. Frye, Mary A . . . Peoria, Ill .... Home Ec Ed . . . Phi Upsilon Omicron, Euthenics . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma, House Pres. Fuchs, Fredrick VV . . . Janesville . . . Mech Engr . . . ASME, SAlXI . . . Engr Exposition Comm. Fuhs, James F . . . Oshkosh . . . Pharm . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Rho Chi, V P, WPhS, Kappa Psi, Chaplain, Pres, Pharm Dean's Coun . . . Baseball, Co-Cpt. Fuller, Dale F . . . Beloit . . . Chem . . . AChS . . . Alpha Chi Sigma. Funke, Richard A . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . AIChE, Homecoming Co-Chm. Furstenberg, James H . . . Marshfield . . . Art Ed . . . Phi Eta Sig- ma, Phi Kappa Phi . . . VVSA, Student Sen, Univ Religious Counc, Pres . . . LSA, Counc. Futowsky, Marcia J . . . Milwaukee . . . Soc VVk . . . Carroll Hall, Pres. F utterman, Judith . . . Milwaukee . . . Phy Ed . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma. Gabrovic, Luke J . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Baseball, VV Club. Gandt, Gerald VV . . . Thiensville . . . Ind Manag . . . Football . . . Chamberlin Hse, Soc Chm, Pres, House Pres's Council, MHA Std Conduct Comm. Gannon, Patrick hi . . . Chippewa Falls . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf Eau Claire . , . Eta Kappa Nu . . . AIEE, IRE. Gansen, William F . . . Shawano . . . Zoo . . . Kappa Sigma. Gardenier, James W . . . VVauwatosa . . . Pharm . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Soc Comm MHA . . . WPhS . . . Kappa Psi . . . High House Treas, Sec. Garvens, James A . . . Vliauwatosa . . . Mech Engr .... X SME, SAE . . . Chi Phi. Gaskell, James C . . . East Troy . . . Civ Engr . . . Newman Club . . . ASCE . . . Showerman Hse, V P, Sec, Athl Chm. Gass, Gary L . . . Green Bay . . . Mech Engr . . . ASME . . . MHA Camera Club . . . Frankenburger House, Bowling Team Capt. Gauger, Ernest . . . Neenah . . . Soc . . . Tf Menasha Ext . . . Crim- inology Cb, Ross Cb, Badger Vets Cb, ISA, Internat'l Cb. Gaumnitz, Jack E . . . Madison . . . Com . . . Wis Players, Fin Comm . . . Wrestling . . . Sigma Chi. Gaumnitz, Roger K . . . Madison . . . Fin . . . Fin Society . . . Gil- man Hse Fellow . . . Track . . . Sigma Chi Song Chm, Exec Comm. Gavinski, Patrick J . . . VVisconsin Dells . . . Econ . . . Transport Club, Sec, Treas . . . Scabbard dz Blade, First Sgt. Gedig, Patricia A . . . Sheboygan . . . Psych . . . Tf Sheboygan. Geenen, Patricia M . . . Appleton . . . Soc Wk . . . Tf Menasha Ext . . . Parents' Wkend, Pres, Recep Comm . . . Newman Club . . . Union Public Relat Comm. Gehr, Robert R . . . Green Bay . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Green Bay . . . ASME, V Chm, Prog Chm, ASTE . . . Married Student Organ. Gehrt, Richard F . . . Embarrass . . . Ind Manag . . . Soc for Ad- vance of Manag, Insur Soc, Badger Vet Org. Geishert, Gary R . . . Madison . . . Hist . . . Young Rep . . . Con- serv Club. Geline, Merle D . . . Milwaukee . . . Eng . . . Gamma Alpha Chi, Wis Players, Union Pub Relations Comm, Gallery Comm, New Student Guide . . . Villa Maria, Judicial Bd Pres. Gengozian, Murad . . . Racine . . . Econ . . . Tf Racine Ext . . . ISA Pres, Badger Vets, WSA Student Senator, Union Bd, NAACP. Gensch, Frederica R . . . Menasha . . . Home Ec . . . Tf U of Colorado. GERBITZ - GOODRICH Gerbitz, Enno A . . . Juneau . . . Mech Engr . . . Ti' Wayland Col- lege . . . ASME, ASTE, SAE. Gergen, Robert N . . . Hartford . . . Com . . . Insur Soc Bd Dir . . . Newman Club . . . Noyes House Treas, Pres. Gerhard, Clyde . . . Madison . . . Med Sei. Germann, Gary F . . . Monroe . . . Poli Sci. Germanson, Jr, Melvin . . . LaCrosse . . . Bus Ad . . . Tt' LaCrosse . . . Eta Phi Alpha . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon. Gershon, Sheila R . . . Forest Hills, N.Y .... Eng . . . Tl' Boston I . . . The New Idea, Poet Ed . . . Italian Club, Atheuean Soc. Gertschen, James R . . . Wausau .... A mer Inst . . . Tf Wausau Ext. Gervais, Constance J . . . Racine . . . Psych . . . Tl' Racine . . . Hoofer Sailing, Union Dance Comm . . . Elisabeth Waters, Serv Comm. Geskc, Barbara A . . . Wausau . . . Com . . . Ti' Wausau . . . Gamma Alpha Chi, Treasg Fin Soc . . . YIVCA . . . Chambers Hse, Pres. Getzel, Jack P . . . Milwaukee . . . Econ . . . Tf Milwaukee Ext . . . Badger Vets, Hoofersg ISA. Ghormley, John H . . . VVauwatosa . . . Civ Engr . . . Tl' Purdue . . . ASCE . . . Prom Dec, Co-Chm . . . Sigma Phi. Gibbons, Gerald P . . . Greenloaf . . . Mech Engr. Giesfeldt, Ralph F . . . Milwaukee . . . Com . . . Tf UWM . . . Real Estate and Lt Bld Assn, Insur Soc. Gilbert, Gordon E . . . Chippewa Falls . . . Ins . . . Tf Eau Claire . . . Insur Soc. Gillett, Willcs M . . . Rosendale . . . Agr . . . Union Commons Cornmg Hse Comm, Chm: Directorateg MHA Store Bd . . . Provost Corps . . . Saddle K Sirloin Club . . . Lambda Chi Alpha Sec, Pres. Gimbel, Franklyn M . . . Milwaukee . . . Real Estate . . . Badger Previews: Homecoming Show Chmg Humor, Publty Chm, Exec Comm . . . Track . . . Pi Lambda Phi, V Pres. Giswold, Mary D . . . Madison . . . Home Ee . . . Alpha Chi Omega, Rec Sec. Glaeden, Norman H . . . New Glarus . . . Acct . . . Beta Alpha Psi . . . Marching, Cardinal Band . . . Bashford Hse, Union Soc Chm. Glasser, Alice A . . . Great Neck, N.Y .... Econ . . . Artus . . . Victoria Hse, Soc Chm, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Treas. Glickman, Bruce L . . . Menominee, Mich .... Psych . . . Psi Chi: Soph Honors, Sr Honors . . . Inter'l Cb: Psych Cb. Glynn, Gary A . . . Greendale . . . Civ Engl' . . . Tf North Central . . . ASCE. Goddert-z, Robert S . . . Madison . . . Com . . . Market Club . . . Mitchell Airmcn. Goelz, Gerald G . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . ASME. Goetz, Sue A . . . Madison . . . El Ed . . . LSA, Sec . . . Delta Zeta, Corr Sec. Golata, John P . . . Manitowoc . . . Eng . . . Ti' Manitowoc . . . Phi Eta Sigma. Goldboss, Sandra J . . . Highland Park, Ill .... El Ed . . . Tf Endi- cott Jr College . . . Union Usher, Film Comm, Scheders . . . Alpha Epsilon Phi. Goldmann, Jr, David . . . Sheboygan . . . Amer Inst . . . Christian Fellowship, Pres. Goldsmith, Doris . . . Evanston, Ill .... El Ed . . . Hillel Found, Pub Chm, Union Comm . . . Grove's VVomen's Co-op, V P. Goldstein, Bernard li . . . Jamaica, N.Y .... Psych . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . . Union Relat Comm, Chm . . . Hillel Found Pub Chm, V P . . . Phi Epsilon Pi Treas. Gollnick, Gregory E . . . Wauwatosa . . . Bus Ad Admin . . . MHA Alumni Comm, Treas . . . Delta Sigma Pig Jones Hse Treas, Soc Chm. Goodrich, Leslie E . . . Naperville, Ill. . . , Agr . . . ASAE, V P . . . Baseball . . . Chi Psi. GORWITZ g GUTJAHR Gorwitz, Roger A . . . Wausau . . . Econ . . . Pi Lambda Phi. Gough, Patricia M . . . Eagle River . . . Home Ec . . . Omicron Nu, Ed, Soph High Honors . . . Campus News Ed . . . Hoofers Riding Club . . . Tabbard Inn, Treas. Graves, Mary M . . . Spenard, Alaska . . . Geog . . . Geog Club . . . Sigma Kappa, Hse Mgr, Treas, Pres. Green, Robert A . . . Jefferson . . . Art Ed . . . Wis Players, Pres, V P, Union, Theater Comm, Haresfoot Club, N at'l College Players. Greene, Norma G . . . VVinnetka, Ill. . . . Psych . . . Psi Chi, Frosh Honors Luncheon, Psych Honors, Ross Club, V P, Psych Club, AWS Big Sister, Union Film Comm . . . ISA . . . Hillel Publ Comm. Greene, Paul W . . . Madison . . . Psych . . . Campus Red Cross, Arrang Comm Chm . . . Lambda Chi Alpha. Greene, Richard T . . . Racine . . . Psych. Gregg, Bonnie C . . . Wauwatosa . . . Correc Ad . . . Badger Block . . . Elizabeth Waters, Soc Chm. Gregg, Michael W . . . Milwaukee . . . Geol . . . Tf Ripon College . . . Three Squares Club . . . Phi Kappa Pi. Greiner, Patsy A . . . Appleton . . . Rec Ldrsp dz Ther . . . Cardinal, VVomanls Rec Assoc Pub Chm . . . WSA Student Guide, NSW Soc Chm, AWS Big Sister Comm, HPC . . . Pres Hse . . . Badger Olymp- ics, Arrang Chm, Eid Players . . . Gamma Phi Beta, Asst Pledge Trainer, Pres. Griepentrog, Don C . . . Mayville . . . Acct. Griffin, Joseph F . . . Milwaukee . . . Psych . . . Tf Victoria Jr College. Grificis, Harvey C . . . Blanchardville . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf White- water. Griiiith, Donald . . . Monongahela, Penn .... Agr Engr . . . ASCE, ASAE. Griffith John L . . . Scarsdale, N.Y .... Econ . . . Pres House . . . YMCA, Hoofer Sailing. Grimm, Noel P . . . Wauwatosa . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . ASME. Grinstein, Peter B . . . Milwaukee . . . Com . . . Tf Milwaukee. Grobe, LeRoy L . . . Wausau . . . Hist, Econ . . . Tf Wausau . . . Provost Corps . . . Cardinal . . . MHA Pub Rel Comm, Chorus, Cabinet, Campus Carnival Fin Comm, YGOP . . . Frankenburger House, Pres, Treas, Soc Chm. Gross, Elizabeth D . . . Oak Park, Ill .... Psych. Grossel, Rose Marie . . . Crystal Lake, Ill .... Home Ee . . . AWS F ash Show, Euthenics. Groth, Eugene F . . . Milwaukee . . . Insur . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Insur Soc . . . Gamma Delta. Grothaus, W. John . . . Wausau . . . Lbr Rel . . . Tf Wausau . . . Union Big3,Dance Comm, SAM, Finance Soc, HPC . . . Franken- burger, Pres, Soc Chm. Groves, Roderick T . . . Madison . . . Poli Sci . . . Tf Oberlin Col- lege . . . SLIC, Sub Chm, Student Sen . . . Young Dem Cb, Pres, V P . . . Hisperia Lit. Grube, James C . . . Brookfield . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . AIEE, IRE, Men's Glee Club . . . Kappa Eta Kappa. Gruehn, Coleen M . . . Milwaukee . . . Com . . . WSA. Student Guide, Homecoming Show Comm, Personnel Comm, Fashion Show Comm, Coed Wk Display Comm . . . Newman Club . . . Alpha Gamma Delta, Pledge Soc Chm, Act Chm. Gruendemann, Paul A . . . Algoma . . . Agr Engr . . . Tf Green Bay . . . Polygon Bd, ASAE, AME. Gruner, Edward C . . . New Holstein . . . Mech Engr . . . ASME. Grutzner, Fritz E . . . Beloit . . . Com . . . Band . . . Baseball . . . Delta Upsilon, Hse Mng. Guenther, Alfred W . . . Racine . . . Speech . . . Tf U of Wis, Racine . . . Mitchell Airmen . . . Wis Players, Radio Hall Players. Guenther, Loyal H . . . Fountain City . . . Mech Engr . . . ASME . . . Bashford, Tripp Ath Chm, Sec, Treas. gluse, Edgar V . . . Mayville . . . Acct . . . Spooner Hse, Pres, Athl m. Gutjahr, Joanne B . . . Allenton . . . El Ed . . . Scheders, AWS Pub Comm, Big Sister, Union Craft Comm, Badger Block . . . Elizabeth Waters, Sec. HAAS - HANSON Haas, David J . . . Sheboygan . . . Chem Engr . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. Haas, Paul A . . . Madison . . . Acct . . . Beta Alpha Psi. Haas, William J . . . Johnson Creek . . . Elec Engr . . . Kappa Eta Kappa Presg AIEE, Sec, Treasg IRE . . . Campus Clown . . . Bad- ger Vets Org. Habush, Robert L . . . Madison . . . Acct . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Beta Gamma Sigma, Soph Honors . . . Provost Corps, ROTC DMS . . . Phi Sigma Delta, Sec, Pres, Rush Chm. Hadler, Shirley C . . . Grafton . . . Diet . . . MHA Pers Coming Euthenies Club, Sec. Haebig, James C . . . West Bend . . . Geol . . . Tf Drake, Stevens Point. Haehlen, Maurla K . . . Green Bay . . . Nat Sei . . . Tf Carroll Col- lege . . . Womenls Chorus, United Student Fellowship. Haerterieh, Violet . . . Lakernills . . . Home Ee Ed . . . Euthenics. Hagen, Colleen U . . . Madison . . . Bot . . . LSA. Hagen, Paul R . . . Marshfield ...A A g . . . Ag Student Coun, Saddle and Sirloin Club . . . Alpha Rho, Pres. Hagen, Ralph H . . . Marshfield . . . Pharm . . . Kappa Psi. Hagen, Richard A . . . Black River Falls . . . Acct . . . LSA. Hagerup, Erie . . . Madison . . . Soc . . . Football, Track. Hagon, John P . . . Milwaukee . . . Music Ed . . . Phi Mu Alpha, Soc Chm, Marching Band. Hahn, Ha1'old I. . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . SAME, SSE. Hahnesand, Shirley . . . Chicago, Ill .... Psych . . . Tf U of Mich . . . Hillel Choir, Music Chm . . . Union, House Comm. Haines, Donald A .... -X rcadia . . . Meteor . . . Span Club, Badger Vets Org. Amer Meteor Soc. Hake, Marie . . . Racine . . . El Ed . . . Pi Lambda Theta . . . AWS, Big Sister Comm, Union Theater Comm, New Student Guide, Pan Hel Ball, Publ Chm . . . Alpha Gamma Delta, Pres. Haley, John A . . . Milwaukee . . . Com . . . SAM . . . Insur Soc. Hall, Jonn P . . . Hales Corners . . . Public Ad . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . WSA Fslp Comm . . . Turner Hse. Hallen, Janice B . . . Madison . . . Soc Wk. Hallingstad, Joan D . . . Madison . . . Home Ee Ed . . . LSA . . . Euthenies, Home Ee HS Day. Hamblin, Carolyn . . . Yandalia, Ill .... Chem . . . Delta Zeta, Treas, Rush Chm. Hamel, John D . . . Madison . . . Civ Engl' . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . . Wis Players Production . . . Haresfoot, V P Pres . . . Humorology . . . ASCE . . . Campus Carnival . . . Chi Phi, Soc Chm, Hist, Ritual Chm. Hamilton, Donald F . , . Madison . . . Phy Med . . . Phy Ther Club, Pres . . . Rifle Club, Capt, Rifle Tm, Pistol Tm. Hammett, Elizabeth V . . . Sheboygan . . . El Ed . . . Kappa Delta, Sec. Hammond, Garth D . . . Sheboygan . . . Mech Engr . . . Pi Tau Sigma . . . High House Treas. Hanaway, Donald J . . . Madison . . . Coin. Hansen, Nancy J . . . Wauwatosa . . . Soc . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Christian Sci, Rec See, Univ Religious Coun, Activities Chm . . . Hodag Hsc, Judicial Chm. Hansen, Sally A . . . VVauwatosa . . . El Ed . . . Soph Honors, Pi Lambda Theta . . . Scheders . . . MHA, Alumni Comm Sec. Hansen, Thomas P . . . Oshkosh . . . Conserv . . . Tf Oshkosh. Hanson, Peter G . . . Madison . . . Zoo . . . Arnold Air Soc, Prog Chm. A x... in as s.. Q 3 P, I iq Pr-1 Y Ri ,Q ii 5933 ' W ,-Nl' M l-'- LL , P K M Q. aw H., . S' H Sv if f IH C L J . . if . 54 e A ,, 1 N513-2' if nf? I 4 Q J af it 'Z 'Qt' 3 A f f le ,, .. ... ' 1, A VIA: ' ' K . , J J HARDING - HEMINGWAY Harding, llouis YY . . . Elkhorn . . . Mech lillgl' . . . Ti' Whitewater . . . XCOP . . . Alpha Delta Phi, Pres. Harker, Fl'al1ces E . . . Peoria, Ill .... Eng . . . Tf Hollills College . . . New ldea . . . Humorologyg Badger Block . . . Kappa Alpha Theta, Rush Chnl. Harris, Floyd Ki . . . Hillpoint . . . Dairy Industry . . . Babcock Dairy Sei Club, Pres. Harter, Sally A . . . Waukesha . . . El Ed . . . Elizabeth Waters, Exee Coun . . . Delta Delta Delta, Y P. Hartley, Marsha J . . . VS'aukesha . . . Home Ee . . . Ti' Albion Col- lege. Hartman, Donald I. . . . Mauston . . . Econ . . . Transport Soe . . . Phl lxappa, Treas. HliI'tI11tlllll, xyllliillll R . . . Sheboygan . . . Mech Ellgl' . . . Pi Tau Sigma . . . ASME. Hartwig, Arthur ll . . . Lancaster . . . Met Ellgl' ..., XIME . . Kappa Sigma. Hass, Paul D . . . East Patterson, N.J .... Chem Ellgl' ..., i XTChE . . . Badger . . . Vilas House, House Coun. Haugan, Harriet J . . . Janesville . . . Soe . . . Tf Principia College . . . Delta fiilllllllll. Havlichek, Elnil J . . . Manitowoc . . . Fill . . . Tf Manitowoc . . Fill Soeiety. Haynie, Margaret A . . . Baraboo . . . Eng . . . Tl' Miss Southern College .... A lpha lliilllllllil . . . Newman Clubg Pax Romana, WSA UN Connn . . . Phi Mu. Hays, Stanley li . . . LaCrosse . . . Pharm . . . Tf LaCrosse State . . . Tennis. Havssen, Ann M . . . Madison . . . TTOIHQ' Ee . . . Home Ee Rel Art, High School Day, Gallery COIIIIII . . . Delta Delta Delta. Hayunga, lleroy A . . . Baileyville, lll ...., A Kgr. Head, Stephen S . . . Evanston, lll .... Eng . . . Tl' Colorado . . Beta Theta Pi. Heald, Richard E . . . Baileys Harbor . . . Hist . . . Sigma Nu. Healy, YYillialn J . . . Appleton . . . Meeh Engr .... A SME. Heck, Robert il . . . Wausau . . . Econ. Hedberg, Joni M . . . Medinah, Ill .... Conlp Lit . . . Tf Elmhurst College . . . Freneh Club, Badger Block, WSA Inter'l Relations . . . Dolphins . . . Langdon llanor, Soc Chin, Jud Bd. Hefle, Jr, Louis . . . Madison . . . Pharm . . . Tt' Milwaukee . . . WPhS. Hefty, Marian E . . . Mollticello . . . Med Tech . . . Alpha Delta Theta, Sec. Heidenwav, Carol E . . . Forest Park, Ill .... Sec Ed . . . Union Winter Open Hse, Pub Chm, House Cl0IHIH . . . Wesley Found . . . Ketterer Hse, Union Rep. Heiliger, Donald ll . . . lladison . . . Acct. Helm, Jr, Fred J . . . Lowell .... A gr lillgl' . . . ASCE, ASAE . . Noyes House, Union House Rep. Heinlan, Ernie J . . . Madison . . . Eng. Hein, Philip H . . . Markesan . . . Elec Eng. Heineke, John . . . YYisconsin Dells . . . Phy Ed , . . Scabbard and Blade . . . Provost Corps . . . Football . . . Phi Epsilon Kappa. Heiple, Robert li . . . Green Lake . . . Elec Plllgl' . . . IRE . . . Radio Club, Camera Club, Top Hatters Fill Clllll . . . Richardson Hse, Sec. Helgeson, JRIHIPS ll . . . Valders . . . Ag l'll'1g1' .... A SAE, Saddle tk Sirloin . . . Crew .... A lpha lilllllllltl Rho. Helmuth, Wilbur D . . . Glen Flora . . . Pharln . . . WPhA, APhA. Hemingway, Dennis ll . . . LaCrosse . . , Med . . . Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa . . . MHA Ed and Scholar 410111111 . . . Hoofers Sailing . . , Fencing. HENCKEL - HOGAN Henekel, Sandra R . . . Sheboygan . . . Med Teeh . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Soph Honors, Alpha Delta Theta, Treas . . . Orchestra. Henderson, Jellerey F . . . Hudson . . . Speech . . . Tf li of Minne- sota . . . Chessman Club, Oilers Lmtd, Pres . . . Seabbard th Blade . . . Chi Psi, Soc Chnl, Pledge Trainer. Henke, Otto K . . . Chieago, lll .... Ind Manag . . . Cymnasties. Hensehel, Stanley C . . . Kiel . . . Journ . . . 'l'i' Lakeland College . . . German Club, Y Pres. Hentzen, Albert L . . . Milwaukee . . . Coin . . . Fin Soc' . . . IP Coun, Y Pres, Student Athlt Bd . . . Tennis, Capt, W Club . . . Chi Psi, Pres. V Pres, See, Rush Chin, Atht, Chm. Herman, Charles M . . . Manitowoc . . . Eeon . . .Fin Soe . . . Foot- ball . . . Botkin Hse, Treas, Psi Upsilon, Treas. Herman, Kenneth E . . . Milwaukee . . . Eeon . . . MHA Choir . . . Alpha Chi Rho, Hse Mgr, Treas. Hernly, Thomas K . . . Wauwatosa . . . Fin . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . Fin Soc-, Young Repub, Inter'l Club, Film Soe . . . YMCA. Heuer, Reinhardt J . . . Kendall . . . Med . . . LSA, Choir. Hiekman, Robert C . . . Hales Corners . . . Chem Engr . . . Tau Beta Pi . . . AlChE . . . Tarrant Hse, Soe Ching Alpha Chi Sigma. Hieks, Ruth A . . . New Clarus . . . Nursing . . . 'l'f Lawrence. Hidde, Yineta l . . . Watertown . . . Eng . . . 'l't' Wartbnrg College. Hietpas, Orville J . . . Appleton . . . Aeet. Hilgenberg, Thomas .I . . . Kaukauna . . . tieol . . . Baseball . . . Kappa Sigma, Soc Chm. Hill, John E . . . Waukesha . . . Chem Engr ..., A SChlC . . . Student Guide, Parents XYkend Comm, Orient Soc- Comm, IF: Blood Chin, Coun, Pub Rel Chm . . . Tennis . . . Sigma Phi Rush Chm. Hillman, Leroy . . . Milwaukee .... A er-t . . . Tf Milwaukee . . Alpha Kappa Psi: Badger Yet Org, Soe Chm. Himmelreieh, Jules IJ . . . Milwaukee . . . lfreneh. Hinds, James L . . . LaCrosse . . . See Ed . . . Tf LaCrosse State . . . Newman Club . . . lnter'l Club, Hooters, Young llem. Hinnenthal, Thomas M ,... - Xppleton . . . Eeon . . . Fin Soe, Insur Soc Bd of Dir, SAM . . . Proval Corp . . . Calvary Lutheran Chapel Pres . . . Crew. Hintz, Gene XY . . . llesPlaiues, Ill .... Journ . . . Sigma Delta Chi . . . Octopus . . . MHA Pub Rel Comm Chin, Camera Club . . . Turner Hse, Soc Chin, Publty Chm. Hinz, Duane F . . . Van Ilyne . . . Civ Engr . . . Tt' Oshkosh . . . Chi Epsilon, Treas, Pres . . . ASCE, See. Hobart, Barbara N , . . Upper Montclair, N.J. . . . Sigma Delta Pi . . . Pan Hel, Sec, Span Club . . . Alpha Phi, Pres, Pan Hel Rep. Hobbins, Margaret P . . . Madison . . . El Ed . . . Tl' Rollins College . . . Mortar Bd . . . Student Sen Dist I, Badger Pty 'llreas . . . Pan Hel Gen Rush Chmg Wis Previews . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma Rush Chm, Soc Chm. Hodgson, Fleur . . . College Park, Md .... Hist . . . YWCA . . Sigma Kappa, Rush Chm. Hoefs, William F . . . Milwaukee . . . Poli Sei . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . . lnter'l Rel Club, Treas. Hoelz, Jerome C . . . ltoektield . . . Meeh Engr . . . Triangle. HotTman,VlJonald A . . . Elin Grove . . . Marketing . . . lron Cross: Phi Eta Sigma, Y Pres, Pres . . . WSA Pub Hel Dir, Pres, SLIC . . . Wis Previews . . . llelta Tau llelta, See. Hoffman, Florenee Ann . . . Wausau . . . ling. Hotlmann, Coneordia L . . . Madison . . . ling . . . Tl' Bethany .lr College . . . Calvary Studt Center, Choir. Hoffmann, Joan C . . . Indianapolis, Ind .... Eng . . . Union Pub Rel Comm, llanskellar . . . Elizabeth Waters Sow: Clnn, Alpha I Phi Aet Chm, l'nion Hep, Y l. Hofmeister, Hieliard M . . . Stevens Point . . . Eeon . . . Student Group Leader . . . Colt' . . . Theta Chi, Soe Clun, Historian. Hogan, James li . . . Madison . . . Meeh l'lI1gl' ..., P XSME, Chm . . . Lambda Chi Alpha. ga I X X .. A A, . ., 'Y X 1 it A 4 'rr Q... . 1, .- ,,, i f C A' 1 f .ss Y- t 443 ! 2, P ga e - - -Q , ,lp Q A a hl bap , , C - ,E .V'f HOLMES - IVERSON Holmes, Jolm T . . . McFarland . . . Chem Engr . . . Tau Beta Pi, Corres Sec, Phi Eta Sigma, AChS, AIChE. Holo, Mary A . . . Middleton .... A pp Art . . . Tf VVartburg . . LSA . . . Union, Soc Comm, Danskeller Chm. Holt, Leonard L . . . lYisconsin Dells . . . Civ Engr . . . ASCE. Holt, XValter V . . , Benton Harbor, Mich .... Com . . . Basket- ball, Baseball . . . Sigma Chi. Holter, Patra J . . . Tomah . . . Art Ed . . . VVMHA, Chorus, VVinter Wk, Union, Social Forum, MHA Formal . . . Pres Choir, Pub . . . Dormsylvania, Dec Chm, Pub, Skits Comm . . . Slichter Hall, Sac Coor, Dorm Coun, Homecoming . . . Kappa Delta, Hist. Holtz, Lawrence J . . . Muskego . . . Acct . . . Baseball, Boxing . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treas. Holtz, Thomas R . . . XVauwatosa . . . Mech Engr . . . Hse Pres Coun, MHA Fin Comm . . . Badger Block, SAE . . . Jones Hse, Treas, V P, Pres. Homrig, Larry L . . . Clintonville . . . Elec Engr . . . St. Paul's Co-op . . . Kappa Eta Kappa Treas, Cor Sec. Honetcr, Alvin C . . . Shell Lake ..., A ect . . . Beta Alpha Psi. Hong, John Y . . . Port of Spain, Trinidad . . . Pharm . . . Chinese Student Assoc , . . Kappa Psi. Hood, Edward XV . . . Racine . . . Comm Lt Bld . . . Tf Racine . . . Basketball. Hooper, John XV . . . Palmyra . . . Ag Ed . . . Tf Platteville State . . . FFA, Badger Crops and Soils, Menls Glee Club . . . Ag Student Conn . . . Delta Theta Sigma. Horne, Robert M . . . Aladison . . . Journ . . . Sigma Delta Chi . . . IF Pub Rel Chm, Gridiron Banquet Gen Chm . . . Kappa Sigma, Pub Dir. Hortsch, Herman YV . . . Merrill . . . lnd Manag . . . Tf Wvausau . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Beta Gamma Sigma, V P . . . Alpha Kappa Psi Hotchkiss, LaVerne C . . . Eau Claire . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf Eau Claire . . . IRE. Houlc, James F . . . Middleton . . . Ind Manag . . . Lambda Chi Alpha. Huber, Daniel R . . . Madison . . . Com . . . Prom Ticket Chm, Mil Ball, Sub-Finance Chm . . . NDTA, V P . . . ROTA, Cadet Award . . . Basketball: Track . . . Sigma Chi, V P, Rush Chm. Huber, Norman C . . . XVatertown . . . Ag Engr . . . SAE, Sec. Huffer, Dean R . . . Lakewood . . . Com . . . Fin Society . . . Arnold Air Society. Hughes, John E . . . Madison . . . Elec Engl' . . . Boxing . . . Lambda Chi Alpha. Hull, Sharon1R . . . Markesan . . . Home Ee . . . Tf Ripon College. Hummel, Jeanette A . . . Milwaukee . . . Hist . . . Pan Hel Couns, AWS Fashion Show, Senior Swing Out, Promotion Comm .. . Pi Beta Phi. Hunt, Roger H . . . Madison . . . Hist. Huntley, Wallace D . . . Randolph . . . Marketing . . . Marketing, Badger Vets. Hurlbutt, Willis F . . . Rhinelander . . . Mech Engr . . . MHA, VVorkshop Pres . . . Botkin House, Pres, Treas. Huston, David . . . Milwaukee . . . Econ . . . SAM . . . Pi Kappa Alpha. Immel, A. Richard . . . Fond du Lac . . . Real Estate . . . MHA Fin Comm Chm . . . Noyes Hse, Pres, Treas. lnbinder, Carole G . . . Chicago, Ill .... Art Hist . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Soph Honors, Phi Kappa Phi, Mortar Bd . . . Cardinal . . . Big Sister, Student Guide, Univ Religious Coun . . . Pres Hillel . . , Union Usher, Mock UN Rep, Film Sec . . . Badger Block. lngwell, Dorthy A . . . Madison . . . El Ed . . . LSA . , . Delta Zeta. lnveiss, Janis A . . . Madison . . . Mech Engr ..,, A SME, SAE, ALA . . . Tervetia. Irwin, Joe R . . . Madison . . . Geol . . . Homecoming Gen Chm, Wis Previewsg Student Athl Bd V P, W Club . . . Crew Capt . . . Beta Theta Pi. lverson, Sonya N . . . Fond du Lac . . . Speech . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma . . . Pi Lambda Theta . . . Zeta Phi Eta, Sec, Pres . . . Chi Omega. JACKA - JOHNSON Jaeka, Jon R . . . Janesville . . . Phil . . . Tf Harvard Univ. Jackson, Jane A . . . Viroqua . . . Journ . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Soph Honors, Phi Kappa Phi, Theta Sigma Phi, Pres, Coronto, Prof Pan Hel 5 Chorus . . . Alpha Xi Delta, Corres. Sec. Jacobsen, James E . . . Brooklyn, N. Y .... Civ Engr . . . VV Club . . . ASCE . . . Hoofers Ski Club . . . Track, Co-Capt . . . Lambda Chi Alpha. Jacobson, Russell E . . . Cambridge . . . Elec Engr . . . Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, AIEE, IRE Pres . . . Wis Engr Editor . . . Summer Bd, VVaterfront Safety Chm, Polygon Bd . . . Soph Honors . . . Kappa Eta Kappa V P, Corres Sec, Exec Bd. Jaecks, Duane H . . . Wisconsin Rapids . . . Physics. Jahn, Charles L . . . Cudahy . . . Med Sci . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . . Campus Carnival, Marching Band, Sailing Club . . . MHA Coni- mons Comm Chm . . . WIMHAQ High House, Pres, Soc Chm. Jahr, Clifford G . . . Skokie, Ill .... Speech . . . Nat'l Coll Players, Haresfoot Cb, 'ffbf Thee I Sing , 'fAllls VVell That Ends Well : Plty Circle One Acts Diree . . . Humorology Direct, Vl'is Previews . . . Beta Theta Pi. Jana, Joyce Frances . . . Madison . . . Occ Ther . . . YVVCA Coun, OT Club, Intcrll Cb . . . Ellsworth Hse, Soc Chm. Janecck, Jerome Jay . . . Racine . . . Conserv . . . Tf Racine. Janetatos, Dora . . . Racine . . . Sec Ed . . . Tf Racine . . . Youth Orthodox Fellowship. Janson, John P . . . Marinette ..., A dvert . . . Tf Marinette . . . MHA Cabinet, Richardson Hse Soc Chm. Janz, Ronald F . . . Wausau . . . Chem . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Lambda Upsilon . . . Alpha Chi Sigma. Jatczak, Richard B . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Mil- waukee . . . ASME, ASSE, SAM. Jedinak, Edward . . . Racine . . . Correc Ad . . . Tf Racine . . . Union Comm, Correc Admin Club . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon. Jefferson, Donald T . . . Skokie, Ill .... Com . . . New Student Week, Haresfoot Bd of Direct, Homecoming Comm, Badger Pre- views . . . Cheerleader . . . Delta Tau Delta Pledge Pres. Jefferson, Frances E . . . Milwaukee . . . El Ed . . . Eta Kappa Lambda . . . Badger, Sales . . . Baptist Student Cen . . . Elizabeth Waters, Y P, Counc. Jennett, James D . . . Winnetka, Ill .... Fin . . . MACE . . . IFC Rushing Bklt Chm . . . Wis Previews, IF Coun Pres, Ruehsing Chm . . . Haresfoot Cb . . . Theta Delta Chi Rushing Chm. Jenny, Neil A . . . Cudahy . . . Pharm . . . Tf Marquette, Milwaukee . . . Rho Chi . . . Kappa Psi, Co-Treas, WPS. Jensen, Nancy J . . . Racine . . . Art Ed . . . Tf Racine . . . Pi Lambda Theta. Jensen, Sigrid H . . . Fond du Lac . . . El Ed . . . Humorology, Judg Chm . . . Union Forum Comm, Library Comm . . . Langdon Hall, Treasg Delta Gamma, Asst Rush Chm. Jeske, Roland T . . . Butler . . . Phil . . . Channing . . . Vilas House, Soc Chm, See, Pres, ,MHA Soc Comm . . . Union 770 Chm . . . New Student Week Guide. Jessen, Margo E . . . Green Bay . . . Com . . . Tf Green Bay . . Gamma Alpha Chi, Marketing Club, Sec: Insur Soc, SAM. Jochimsen, Thomas W' . . . Wauwatosa . . . Econ . . . Tf Milwaukee. Johns, Don P . . . Phoenix, Ariz .... Speech . . . VVHA, VVis. Players. Johnson, Bradley W' . . . Stevens Point . . . Ind Manag . . . Tf Wis State College . . . LSA, Treas . . . SAM . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon, Historian. Johnson, Charlotte A . , . Skokie, Ill .... Eng . . . Ski Cb, Student Guide, Prom Comm, Gamma Alpha Chi . . . Alpha Xi Delta, Hse Pres. Johnson, Clarke C . . . Milwaukee . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Eta Kappa Nu . . . MHA Film Comm . . . Arnold Air Soc . . . Conover Hse Pub Chm, Union Rep. Johnson, Daniel E . . . Merrill . . . Speech . . . Speakers' Chm . . . IVHA, Student Announ. Tf Wausau . . . LSA, Johnson, Elder J . . . Amery . . . Bus Admin . . . Tf Superior . . . SAM . . . Badger Vet Org . . . Calvary Student Cen . . . Insur Soc. Johnson, Erwin C . . . Superior . . . Acct . . . Tf Superior State . . . Beta Alpha Psi. Johnson, Irving H . . . Menomonic . . . Agr . . . Insur Soc, SAM, Babcock Dairy Sci Club . . . Franks-nburger House, Soc Chm, Delta Sigma Pi, Soc Chm, Steward. Johnson, Jane G . . . Madison . . . Speech Corr . . . Tf U of Utah . . . Pi Beta Phi. f e l it kky, si ,En ...: E .. : :gtk e w ,BV V ,- M 'iii ' a,'.. I me 5 . I y f M . JOHNSON - KANNASS Johnson, Janice E . . . Tigerton . . . Home Ee. Johnson, Jo-Ann L . . . Williams Bay . . . El Ed . . . LSA, Sec, Music Chm, Sr Swingout . . . VVAA. Johnson, Joanne T . . . Sheboygan . . . Child Devel. Johnson, Lloyd A . . . VVilmette, Ill .... Econ . . . Sigma Chi. Johnson, Lyle D . . . River Falls . . . Civ Engr . . . Tf River Falls . . . ASCF . . . LSA, Choir. Johnson, Marilyn B . . . Lancaster . . . Home Ec . . . Tf Kendall College . . . Omicron Nu, Pres, Wesley Found Student Assn Sec, lV1s State Meth. Student Movement Sec. Johnson, Richard D . . . Downers Grove, Ill .... Journ . . . Sigma Delta Chi, V P, Rush Chm . . . Trans Corps . . . Sigma Chi. Johnson, Robert B . . . Chaseburg . . . Mech Engr . . . ASME. Johnson, Roberta A . . . Sheboygan . . . Sec Ed . . . VVSA Big Sister Comm, Union Film Comm g Theater Usher: WSA Leadership Conf g Freshman Orien XVkg Homecoming Show Comm . . . Scheders . . . French Club . . . Orchestra . . . WVillison House, Pres. Johnson, Shirley A . . . Skokie, Ill .... Eng . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma . . . AWS, Fashion Show, Program, Tickets Chm . . . Kappa Alpha Theta. Johnson, Susan P . . . Green Bay . . . El Ed . . . Tf Green Bay . . . Scheders. Johnsrud, James R . . . Muscoda . . . Com . . . Tf LaCrosse State . . . Marketing Club. Johnston, Mary M . . . Ontario, Canada . . . Occ Ther . . . Tf U of Mich . . . Phi Kappa Phi . . . Student Occ Ther Cb, Pres . . . Presby Student Cen . . . Ann Emery Hall, Jud Comm, Kappa Kappa lamma. Jonas, Hymen . . . Milwaukee . . . Civ Engr . . . ASCE, Polygon Bd Pres . . . Sen WSA, Arrange Chm, St. Pat's Dance Comm, ASCE Midwest Conf. Jones, Barbara A , . . Burlingame, Calif .... Phy Med . . . AWS, Pub Comm . . . Physical Therapy Club . . . Langdon Hall, Pres, Gamma Phi Beta. Jones, Hildegarde L . . . Poplar . . . Pharm . . . Tf Superior . . Kappa Epsilon. Jones, Ralph T . . . Vifalworth . . . Hist . . . Tf VVcstern State of Colorado . . . IF Congress . . . Theta Chi, Chap, V P. Jones, Richard J . . . Mineral Point . . . Med Sc . . . Tf Platteville. Jones, Richard L , . . Oshkosh . . . Ag . . . Saddle and Sirloin, Judg Tm, Vet Sci Club. Jordan, Lawrence J . . . Mellen . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Superior State . . . ASME, SAE. Josephson, Edgar F . . . Sheboygan . . . Mech Engr . . . SAM, ASME, AMHS . . . Cardinal, Photo . . . Mitchell Air Men . . . Acacia, Soc Chm, Rushing Chm. Jothen, Karrie C . . . Milwaukee . . . Com . . . Phi Chi Theta . . . LSA. Juel, Eugene P . . . Milwaukee . . . Agr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Alpha Zeta . . . Meat dz Livestock Judg Tm . . . Delta Theta Sigma. Kabbage, Hedda . . . Gerkes Corners . . . P.E .... Tf VVest Point . . . t'Plebe of The Yearw . . . Pershing Rifles . . . Football . . .Chi Psi. Kaczkowski, Eugene G . . , West Allis . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf Mil- waukee . . . Phi Eta Sigma, AIEE, SSE. Kading, Harold E . . . Monroe . . . Civ Engr . . . Tf Platteville . . . ASCE . . . Pistol Team, Captain. Kadlec, Robert H . . . Racine . . . Chem Engr . . . Tf Racine . . . Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma. Kagel, Ronald O . . . VVauwatosa . . . Chem . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . ACS, Alpha Chi Sigma . . . Track. Kalebic, Robert Lewis . . . Wauwatosa . . . Conserv. Kallas, Gerald J . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Newman Club . . . WPhS, V P . . . VVrestling . . . Campus Lodge, Pres, Theta Kappa Phi, Pres, Pledge Manager. Kammer, Sheila M . . . Madison . . . El Ed . . . Senate Comm . . . Union Dance Comm, Orchestra . . . Alpha Xi Delta. Kannass, David . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Pharm Assoc, Kappa Psi. KANTHAK A KIRSCHLING Kanthak, Bernard G . . . Milwaukee . . . Elec Engr . . . Tl' Mil- waukee . . . IRE, WMHA . . . Hoofers Club . . . Vilas llousc-,XX P. Kaplan, Daniel . . . Chicago, Ill .... Econ . . , WSA . . . l'nion, Film Comm, Badger Block, Equip Comm . . . Zeta Beta Tau. Kaplan, Evis . . . Chicago, Ill .... Soc Wk . . . Tl' Indiana. Kaplan, Phyllis E . . . Milwaukee . . . Occ Ther . . ..Oec Ther Clubl Wis Players . . . Union Theatre Comm, Sec . . . Hillel Found, Soc Comm , , . liincoln Lodge, Pres. Kapocius, Algis A . . . Racine . . . Chem Engr . . . 'l'l' Racine . . AIChE . . . Vilas House, Sec. Karth, John K . . . Shawano . . . C0111 . . . Kappa Sigma. Kassner, Mary M . . . W'auwatosa . . . Art Ed . . . Gallery Comm, Pron1 Comm, Wis Previews . . . Kappa Alpha Theta, liush Chin, Corres Sec. Kato, lioy 'l' , . . Wahiawa, Hawaii . . . Amer Inst . . . Tl' llui O Ha- waii . . . Lalfollette Hse, Presg Tau Kappa Epsilon. Kattner, Richard A . . . Manitowoc . . . Acct. Kaulakis, Simone P . . . Wisconsin Rapids . . . Poli Sei . . . 'Pl' Iowa State . . . Big Sister . . . Newman Club, Legion of Mary . . . New Student Wk Guide, Badger Block. Kealey, -IUIIIOS P . . . Janesville . . . Pharm . . . WPhA . . . Kappa Psi. Keene Barbara K . . . Wausau . . . Occ Ther . . . WSA Personnel Comnig UN Commg AWS Big Sister Chm, Regional and National Co11v , . . IAWS . . . Co-Ed's IVkg Homecoming Comm . . . Occ Ther . . . Chi Omega. Kehl, Jo Ann . . . Madison . . . Com . . . Newman Club . . . IIISIII' Society. Kehl, Jo J . . . Madison . . . Com . . . Newman Club. Keller, Marilyn J . . . Oregon . . . Speech .... -X Cappella Choir, Symphony Orehes, Chorus. Kelly, Joy R . . . Mauston . . . Eng . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma. . . Internatfl Club. Kelsey, Kathryn N . . . Delavan . . . El Ed . . . Wise Country Mag. Ad Mgr, Bus Mgr . . . Fr Cuideg Campus: AWS . . . Wesley Choir . . . XYOIIIUIPS Chorus, V Pg A'Of Thee I Sing , l'rial By Jury , Scheders . . . Elizabeth W'aters, Treas. Kemnitz, .la1nes D . . . Madison . . . Econ . . . Crew. Kennedy, Barbara A . . . River Forest, Ill .... Occ 'l'her . . . Tf Phillips . . . Oce Ther Club . . . Badger Block. Kenney, Jerome A . . . Cedarburg .... A ect . , . Phi Eta Sigma. Kerst, Karlene . . , Madison . . . PreMed . . . Union I'IOI'11I1l Comm, ISA . . . SZO . . . Elizabeth Vlvaters, Soc Cjlllll. Kersten, Peter A . . . Appleton . . . Russian. Ketelhohn, Alan F . . . Wauwatosa .... A gr . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pres, Pledge Trainer, Ath Chm. Keymar, Mary E . . . Milwaukee . . . El Ed . . . Pi Lambda Theta . . . Calvary Publi COIIIIII . . . New Student Guide: Ifnion Craft Co1111n . . . Alpha Gamma Delta. Keyse, Elizabeth H . 5 . Eau Claire . . . Sec Ed . . . Tl' Boston Col- lege and Eau Claire State. Kiekel, Jr, Alfred W' . . . Skokie, Ill .... Agr Engr. Kildsig, Nancy E . . . Bloomington . . . Pharm . . . Rho Chig Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Epsilon Sigma: Wis Pharm Soc: See, Kappa Epsilon. Kindsehi, Karen A . . . Monroe . . . Hist . . . ISA Rep . . . Scheders . . . Ann Emery, Pres . . . Delta Tau Delta. Kinsella, Mary B . . . Madison . . . Speech Corr . . . Sigma Alpha Eta . . . Newman Club . . . Hoofers Sail. Kirehstein, James E . . . Sauk City . . . Elec Engr . . . IRE. Kirscher, Kathleen A . . . Milwaukee . . . Hispanic . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma. Kirschling, Donald S . . . Marshfield . . . Eco11 . . . Theta Delta Chi. t m '.,,. .. J in , ,... X di n '1 7 Sv? Q' .2 i 'Li 5 Q A 1 -HUG S? 11 1 fi L' -.E 5. 41 fx if l 1 JQQM, 1, af if . -.1 in ml gf?- 5.15.5 521, . X W 1 fig xgiigi '51 'filer 1 1 7 .4 1 n. as ' A . 1, ai? i - it if K , ' at ' 4-17 KLANDERMAN - KON RAD Klanderman, Kent A . . . Spring Valley . . . Chem Engr . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pig Phi Lambda Upsilon, AICE . . . Poly- gon Bd . . . LSA . . . Alpha Chi Sigma V P. Kleiman, Sarah Lee . . . Milwaukee . . . Child Dev. Klein, Bruce L . . . Milwaukee . . . S Ed . . . Badger . . . New Student Guide . . . Mil Ball, Promot Chm . . . Frankenburger Hse, Pres, V P, MHA Student Conduct Comm. Klemm, Robert F . . . Kenosha . . . Com . . . Alpha Tau Omega. Klessig, Clarence E . . . Sheboygan . . . Mech Engr . . . Tau Beta P1 . . . Pi Kappa Alpha. Kling, Howard H . . . Augusta . . . Com . . . Tf LaCrosse . . . In- surance Soc. glitz, Jerry H . . . Madison .... A cct . . . Tf Ripon . . . Beta Alpha si. Klilvans, Karen . . . Youngstown, Ohio . . . Journ . . . Gamma Alpha Chl, Pan Hel Schol Chm . . . Badger Sales . . . Campus Carnival, Pub, AWS Co-Ed's Vllk, Badger Block . . . Victoria Hse, Presg Alpha Epsilon Phi. Klockow, John D . . . Milwaukee . . . Econ . . . Delta Upsilon. Klohn, Kenneth L . . . Menomonee Falls . . . Chem Engr . . . Alpha Phi Omega Pres, V P, Treas . . . Campus Elections, Candidates Chm . . . Adv Sig Corps . . . AIChE. Kloser, Ralph T . . . F ennimore . . . Ag . . . Tf Cornell U and Platte- ville . . . Newman Club . . . Band . . . Babcock Club. Klotzbach, Harrison B . . . Cedar Rapids, Iowa . . . Acct. Knaup, Gae M . . . Beaver Dam . . . Phy Ed . . . Fresh Guide . . . Kappa Delta. Knight, Jessie J . . . Arena . . . Home Ee . . . Phi Upsilon Omicron, Eta Kappa Lambda, Motar Board . . . Euthenics Club. Knight, Kenneth G . . . Dalton . . . Hist . . . Tf VVheaton College. Knight, Sidney G . . . lYaupaca . . . Mech Eng . . . ASME . . . Mitchell Airmen. Knoll, Ron L . . . Medford . . . Com . . . NDTA, Market Club . . . Baseball, Football, W Club . . . Beta Theta Pi. Knudson, Lind B . . . Rice Lake . . . Pers Mgt . . . Tf St Olaf . . . SAM, Insurance Soc . . . Sigma Chi. Kobriger, James J . . . St. Nazianz . . . Ad . . . Tf U of Michigan. Kobussen, John VV . . . Madison . . . Ind Manag . . . SAM, Insur Soc, Fin Soc . . . Badger. Kobussen, Kay T . . . Madison . . . Child Dev . . . Tf Vl'hite-water . . . Euthenics. Koebernik, Ingrid C . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Tf VVis State . . . Dolphins . . . Delta Delta Delta, Pledge Trainer. Koehler, James R . . . Merrill . . . Econ . . . Tf VVausau . . . Tf YYau- sau . . . SAM, Fin Soc, BVO. Koehler, Marilyn E . . . Shawano . . . Sec Ed . . . Calvary Assoc . . . Spanish Club, Scheders. Koepcke, Sharon J . . . Madison . . . Bot . . . VVSA, Human Rel Comm . . . Hoofers . . . Pan Hel, Rush Coun, Kappa Alpha Theta. Koepsel, VVarren F . . . Newton . . . Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . ASME. Koetsch, Nancy H . . . Milwaukee . . . App Art . . . Art Student Lg, Union Gallery Comm, Pan Hel Ball Decor Comm.. . . AIVS Fashion Show Publ, Prom Decor Comm . . . Alpha X1 Delta. Kohl, Allen . . . Milwaukee . . . Amer Inst . . . JSWF, Indep Chm . . . Pi Lambda Phi. Koleske, Joseph V . . . Madison . . . Chem Engr . . . Tau Beta Pi, Phi Lambda Upsilon . . . AIChE. Koller, Jr, James C . . . Chicago, Ill .... Chem Engr . . . Badger Block, Engr Exp . . . Evans Scholars, Sec. Kolste, LaMonte E . . . VVauwatosa . . . Civ Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . ASCE, Gamma Delta . . . MHA Spec Facil Cornmg Photo Club . . . Badger Block. Konrad, Gerald F . . . Oshkosh . . . Civ Engr . . . Tf Oshkosh . . . ASCE . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon. KOPF - KUGLITSCI-I Kopf, George M . . . Chilton . . . Med . . . Tf WIT. Koppel, Jaclyn H . . . Milwaukee . . . Speech Corr . . . Sigma Alpha Eta, Treas. Kort, Marcella G . . . Clintonville . . . Home Ee . . . Phi Upsilon Omicron, Euthenics Club. Kositzke, James O . . . Appleton .... A cot . . . Tl' Menasha . . Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Eta Sigma . . . Badger Vet Org. Kovacic, Theodore J . . . Sheboygan . . . Chem . . . ACS . . . Dorm- sylvania Gen Chm . . . Siebecker Hse Pres. Kovenoek, Paul E . . . Shorewood . . . Hist . . . Phi Eta Sigma, MACE, Soph Honors . . . Cardinal Bd of Control, Soph Man, Student Sen, Dist. Sen, SLIC, Publ, Union Forum Comm, Sr Counc . . .Provost Corps . . . Badger Previews . . . Fencing. Koym, James A . . . Freeport, Ill .... Elec Engr . . . AIEE . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon. Kracmer, James F . . . Silver Lake . . . Econ . . . Union Music Comm . . . LSA, Treas . . . Concert, March Band, A Capella Chon- . . . Sigma Nu, Chaplain. Kraczek, John P . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem Engr . . . Tl Milwaukee . . . Alpha Chi Sigma, AIChE . . . Episcopal Student Cen. Kraft, Eleanor R . . . Appleton . . . Pharm . . . Tf Menasha . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Kappa Epsilon, Rho Chi, T1'eas . . .W PhA. Kral, Otto E . . . Madison . . . Marktg . . . Pallotine Assoc . . . Marktg Club, Alpha Phi Omega. Kramer, Rollin A . . . Neenah . . . Econ. Kratowicz, Marianne E . . . Kenosha . . . Chem. Kraule, Mara R . . . Ripon . . . Pharm . . . Rho Chi, See, Kappa Epsilon, Sec . . . WPhS .... A ndersen Hse, See, Treas, Pres, Krause, Constance A . . . Memphis, Tenn .... Latin . . . Eta Sig- ma Phi, Sec, Pres . . . Kappa Alpha Theta. Krause, Marian A . . . Memphis, Tenn .... Eng . . . Kappa Alpha Theta, Ed Chm. Krause, Patricia L . . . Beloit . . . El Ed . . . Union Dance Comm . . . Student Guide, Badger Block . . . Barnard Hall, Exec Coun, Judicial Coun, Alpha Gamma Delta, Treas. Kreinberg, Lewis . . . Highland Park, Ill .... Amer Inst. Krichmar, Shirley . . . Appleton . . . Eng . . . Soph Honors, Phi Kappa Phi , . . Cardinal . . . Union Usher, New Student Wk Guide . . . Lincoln Lodge Treas. Krisik, James S . . . Glen Flora . . . Pharm . . . WPl1A. Kroelm, Gerald H . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem Engr . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . AIChE. Krohn, Janet . . . Black River Falls . . . Child Dev . . . Phi Kappa Phi, Omicron Nu, Phi Upsilon Omicron . . . Prom Queen Cand, Prom Elections Comm . . . Pi Beta Phi. Krueger, E. James . . . Green Bay . . . Pharm . . . Tl' Green Bay . . . APhS . . . Theta Chi Chaplain. Krueger, James F . . . VVausau . . . Agr . . . Tf Carroll . . . Univ Religious Coun, Pres, Student Sen, Campus Chest Comm . . . Elder, Pres House . . . Union Rep . . . Delta Rho Epsilon. Krueger, James H . . . Darien . . . Chem . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Lambda Upsilon . . . Union Hse Comm, Wis Pre- views, Mock Polil Conven . . . Alpha Chi Sigma, Pres. Krueger, Sandra . . . Fond du Lao . . . El Ed . . . Hillel Found . . . Scheders, AWS Big Sister Comm. Krutcr, Jerry L . . . Brooklyn, N.Y .... Mine Engr . . . Tf Texas A dz M . . . Min tk Met Club, SAM, See, AIME . . . Hillel Found. Kubiak, Lucille J . . . Madison . . . Music . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Soph High Honors, Sigma Alpha Iota. Kubisiak, Leo T . . . Wisconsin Rapids . . . Light Bld . . . Provost Corps . . . Real Estate tk Home Bld Assoc . . . Rifle Team . . . Delta Sigma Pi, Pub Chm. Kuepper, William G . . . Middleton . . . Geog . . . lN'IitehellA'Air- men . . . Geog Club. Kuethcr, Gary F . . . Menomonee Falls . . . Chem Engr .... A Alpha Chi Sigma. Kuglitsch, Barbara A . . . Milwaukee . . . Com . . . Tf Milwaukee AWS Personnel Comm, WSA Homecoming Pep Rally Comm, Dance gofnm, Student Guide, Badger Block, Hoofers . . . Alpha Gamma e ta. r a c IQ -as Ae 'E Q3 gig f V , g f 1.1, , I .1-x yu X . ' .. X, 'W Q 2- . ,. Lk , ,. I , , , w i . tut ii iii i L Sb , S .. . A ? i .A,,, .,,. ...,, ,. i i . A 1': Y r'r' KUHLS ni LAYLAN Kuhls, Harold J . . . Madison . . . Math . . . Tf Platteville State Kuhn, Rov L . . . Menasha . . . Corr Ad . . . Tf Menasha . . . Cori Ad Club. U Kuhr, Jolm F . . . Menasha . . . Com . . . Landscape Coun Ring, Sec, Treas. Kunde, Bruce R . . . Milwaukee . . . Econ . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Sigma Nu, Rush Chm. La Blanc, Edward A . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Mil- waukee . . . ASME. Labott, Judith H . . . Madison . . . Eng . . . Union News Bureau . . . Kappa Delta, Corr Sec. Labott, Ronald VV . . . Milwaukee . . . Market .... A lpha Kappa Psi, V P, Insur Soc, SAM. La Budde, Keith P . . . Sheboygan Falls . . . Math . . . Tf Sheboy- gan . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Pl1i . . . Union Hse Comm . . . Gregory Hse, Soc Chm, Chamberlin Hse, Hse Fellow. Lachman, Paula R . . . Asheville, N.C. .... A mer Inst . . . Tf U ol' North Carolina . . . Hillel . . . Union Usher, Dolphins . . . Lake Lawn Hse, Soc Chm. Lacourse, Richard D . . . Madison . . . Com . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Kappa Psi, V P, Fin Soc, Insur Soc, SAM. LaFond, James M . . . Two Rivers . . . Mech Engr . . . Gymnastics . . . Kronshage, Soc Chm. Lahr, Robert J . . . Racine . . . Geol . . . Sigma Nu. Lambert, Jr, VVilliam M . . . WVausau . . . Math . . . Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Mu Epsilon, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma . . . AVIS Liberal Club . . . Richardson Hse, Schol Chm, Alpha Phi Omega, V P. Lamers, Clarence J . . . Kaukauna . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Stout . . . ASME, SAE, ISA, MHA . . . Newman Club, Badger Vets . . . Delta Kappa. Landa, Henry C . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . MHA, Film Comm Chm. Landmann, Paul C . . . Kewaskum . . . Poli Sci . . . MHA, Pub Rel Comm . . . Inter'l Club Treas, Pres, V P . . . Jones Hse, Sec, Schol Chm, Mack Hse, Soc Chm. Landschulz, John S . .. Dubuque, Iowa . . . Com . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Lane, Peter . . . Chicago, Ill .... Econ . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Union Film Comm, MHA, Jud Comm, Awards Comm . . . Ochsner Hse, Treas. Langhus, Mons A . . . Viroqua . . . Pharm . . . Pharm Assoc . . . Sigma Nu. Lantz, James E . . . Racine . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee SL Racine Exts . . . Phi Eta Sigma. Larke, Jane . . . Fond du Lac . . . Home Ee . . . AWS Style Show, Co-Edis Wk, Displays, Guide, Badger Olympics, Skits . . . Alpha Phi, Pan Hel Rush Counselor. Larson, Barbara Ann . . . Westfield . . . Journ . . . Coronto . . . Badger . . . Hoofers Sailing Club, Pan Hel Ball, Pubty .... A lpha Chi Omega, V Pres. Larson, Charles E . . . Superior . . . Elec Engr . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi . . . YMCA, V P. Larson, James A . . . Chippewa Falls . . . Med Sci . . . Tf Eau Claire . . . Phi Chi. Larson, Laverne J . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . . Chorus, ASME . . . Track . . . Phi Sigma Kappa Sec, V Pres. Larson, Nils I . . . Racine . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Racine . . . Pi Tau Sigma, V P, ASME, Polygon Bd. Lask, Charles M . . . Chicago Ill .... Bus Admin . . . IF Ath Comm, Pledge Pres Comm . . . Provost Corps . . . Market Club . . . Gym- nastics . . . Pi Lambda Phi. Laubenstein, Allan E . . . Milwaukee . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf Mil- waukee . . . IRE, MHA Chorus. Lauer, Paul Harvey . . . Douglaston, N.Y .... Civ Engr . . . Chorus . . . Botkin Hse, Soc Chm, Intramurals. Laun, Nancy M . . . Kohler . . . Child Dev . . . Phi Upsilon Omicron . . . Cardinal, Badger . . . Euthenies, Camp Carn, Ag-Home Ec Banquet, Home Ee H S Day . . . Chi Omega, Treas. Lawrence, Judith M . . . Bloomington . . . Phys Med . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma . . . Newman Club . . . PT Club. Laylan, Rollo L . . . Madison . . . Real Est . . . Fin Soc, Insur Club, Light Builders dz Real Est Club . . . Fencing . . . Alpha Tau Omega, Usher, Scribe, Pledge Trainer. LEE f LIEBHARDT Lvee, Betsy l . . . Milwaukee . . . S Ed . . . Badger Bloek Comm: New Student Comm, Guide, Asst Dir Studio Play . . . Hillel Pound . . . Alpha Epsilon Phi Pres, Shepard Hall Soe Chm. Lee, Karen E . . . Mondovi . . . Home Er-on . . . Tf Stout. Lee, Robert. li . . . Madison . . . Psyeh . . . Ti' ll of Maryland . . . Ross Club, Corr Ad Club . . . Arnold Soe . . . LSA . . . Golf. Lee, Thea J . . . Darlington . . . Home Ee . . . Phi Upsilon Omieron . . . Euthenies. Lee, Vivienne M , . . Larehmont, N.Y .... App Art . . . Tl' Par- sonls School of Design . . . Prom Dem-or Chm, AWS Fashion Show, Hostess, Fashion Show, T70 Club Dec-or . . . Gamma Phi Beta. Leeds, Barbara . . . Chicago, Ill .... Math . . . Hillel . . . Union Dance Comm, Badger Block . . . Shepard Hall, Pres, Treas, Hlst. Lees, John N . . . Wauwatosa . . . Meeh Engl' . . . Maek House Y P. Lefferts, Ellen Y . . . Milwaukee . . . Eng . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Treas, Soph Honors, Treas, Crucible, Pres, Mortar Bd . . . Elder, Pres House, Choir tk Vesper Comm . . . Union Soc Forum Comm, Badger Previews . . . Sliehter, See. Lehe1', John B . . . Oshkosh .... lonrn . . . Tt' Oshkosh. Lehner, Eugene J . . . Norwalk .... V Xgr Journ . . . Wis Country Mag, Mug Ed . . . Delta Theta Sigma. Lehnertz, David K . . . Dorchester . . . Poli Sei . . . Cardinal Dorm Bureau Chf, Air Badger Ed, MHA Speetator, Cardinal Control Bd .... A rnold Air Soc . . . Jones House, See. Leichtenberg, James R . . . Madison . . . ileog . . . Football. Leland, Thomas P . . . Wausau . . . Elee Engr . . . Tl' Wausau . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu . . . Sigma Phi. Lem, Donald J . . . Racine . . . Elec Engl' . . . lloofers Sailing . . . Vilas House, V P. Lemanski, Barbara It . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Kappa Epsilon. Lemkuil, Nancy E . . . Sheboygan . . . Home Ee . . . Tl' Stout Col- lege . . . Lutheran Student Assoc . . . Womens Hee Assoc. Lenz, ltiehard Lee . . . lladison . . . Poli Sei and Eeon. Leonhardt, Phyllis A . . . Sheboygan . . . El Ed . . . Pres Keep Comm: Commons Comm: House Comm: Beeteaters Banquet Co-Chm, Jr Dolphins, V P: Sr Dolphins, AWS Fund Drive, Blood Drive, Sr Council . . . Elizabeth Waters, Intramurals Chm, Chi Omega. Lepinski, Carol J . . . Wvausau . . . El Ed . . . Tl' Eau Claire . . . Newman Club, Treas, Choir, Pax Romana. Lepp, Nathaniel S . . . Kenosha . . . Poli Sci . . . Provost Corps . . . Badger Bloek . . . Hoofers . . . Zeta Beta Tau, Soc Chm. Lesniak, Shirley A . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Tf Klilwaukec . . . WPhS, APhA, NVPhA, Kappa Epsilon, Levandoski, NYilliam M . . . XVausau . . . Cleo . . . Tf XYausau . . . MHA Rep, Campus Carnival Chm, Conover House. Leveque, Joanne . . . Madison . . . Aer-t . . . Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Beta Gamma Sigma, Sigma Epsilon Sigma . . . Phi Chi Theta, V P, Rush Chm, Co-Ed Wk, lnsur Soe, Union Library Comm . . . Chi Omega. Lewensohn, Barbara E . . . Milwaukee . . . El Ed . . . Pi Lambda Theta . . . Hse Pres Coung Indep Women's Conn . . . Hillel Found, Lib Chm, Interfaith Co-Chm . . . Seheders . . . Lincoln Lodge, Treas, Pres. Lewin, Jerome A . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . lxappa Psi. Lewis, Patricia K . . . Boseobel . . . Musie Ed . . . Pi Lambda Theta, Soph Honors. Lewis, Raymond L . . . Salem . . . Meeh Engr . . . Gymnastics . . Showerman Hse, Soc Chm. Lewnau, Geraldine . . . Wiauwatosa . . . Dee Ther. Licking, John H . . . Ripon . . . Med Sei . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi . . . Daily Cardinal . . . WSA Civ Def Comm . . . USF. Liebenthal, Beverly Ann . . . Columbus . . . Speech . . . Phi Beta. Liebgold, Leonor L . . . Havana, Cuba . . . Speech Corr. Liebhardt, William C . . . Troy Center . . . Agr . . . Badger Crops dz Soils, Pres, Sgt at Arms, Ag Home Ee Midwinter Ball, Arr Chm, Orient Comm, Ag Student Coune, IF Counc, Little Int.er'1, Elec- Co-Chm . . . Delta Theta Sigma. A sv Q ... 1 'xi Qt image' W 'Sw Q va rf it it x .. -ui K, fi. ...My 3, . - 'itll' Nxt l 1 Y ' 3 I F' l I i i.. X li .. 3.- .. , ..,.. 5... aa- 11 .. -gs. - . y J-if ie e, it. ,Ut 451 LILLGE - LUNDBERG Lillge, Dolores M . . . Appleton . . . El Ed . . . Tf Wartburg College . . . MHA Loans Comm . . . LSA. Lindenbaum, Leon E . . . Sturgeon Bay . . . Law . . . Cardinal, Asst Sports Ed . . . VVSA . . . NDTC . . . Campus Chest, Badger Block, Pub Rel Comm . . . Zeta Beta Tau. Linderud, Charles Eldon . . . Stoughton . . . Pharm. Lindquist, Gerald J . . . Milwaukee . . . Civ Engr . . . ASCE. Lindsay, Nathan J . . . Monroe . . . Mech Engr . . . Arnold Air Soc . . . ASME. Linke, Richard A . . . Seymour, Ind .... Econ . . . NDTA . . . VVes- ley Student Found . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pledge Trainer, Rush Chm. Linsky, David J . . . Rockford, Ill .... Mech Engr . . . ASME . . . Swimming . . . Beta Theta Pi, Pres, Sec. Litzow, Robert P . . . Stevens Point . . . Econ . . . Student Athl Bd, V P, W Club, Sec . . . Basketball . . . Sigma Chi. Livingston, James H . . . Spooner . . . Hist . . . Liberal Club: Hoofers, Sailing, Ski Clubs, Folk Arts Soc. Lobb, Clarence E . . . Madison . . . French . . . Union, Big Dance Chm, Dir, Tournament Chmg Navy Ball Decor Chm, Arrange Chm, Gen Chm, Mil Ball Decor Chm, Arrange Chm . . . Deacon Pres Student Center. Loder, Barbara L . . . Madison . . . Home Ec . . . Phi Upsilon Omi- crond. . . Badger Staff . . . VVesley Found . . . Euthenics . . . Badger Ban . Loebe, Robert G . . . Rocky River, Ohio . . . Econ . . . Union Film Comm . . . Kappa Sigma. Loehndorf, Beverly J . . . VVhitefish Bay . . . El Ed . . . Pi Lambda Theta . . . AWS Co-Ed Wk Comm, Calvary Pub Comm, Union Dance Comm, Hostess, New Student Wk Guide, Badger Block, Soph Honors . . . Alpha Gamma Delta, V P, Schol. Chm, Pledge V P. Loeser, Carl A . . . Green Bay . . . Com . . . Scabbard and Blade . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon. Loftsgordon, Cleo L . . . Eau Claire . . . Soc VVk . . . Badger Block. Lokken, Donald A . . . Tomahawk . . . Chem . . . Hocfers, Gym- nastics . . . Ziemann Hse, Presg Alpha Chi Sigma. Long, Suzanne M . . . Milwaukee . . . Soc Wk . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . CL, Choir. Loucks, David F . . . Wvhitefish Bay . . . Met Engr . . . Arnold Air Soc . . . Min and Met Cb, ASM . . . Phi Delta Theta, Pres, Rush Chm. Lovaas, Mons John . . . Crystal Lake, Ill .... Mech Engr . . . ASME, Haresfoot Promot, Prom Pub . . . Phi Delta Theta, Pledge VVarden. Lovejoy, Roy M . . . Waukesha . . . Civ Engr . . . Chi Epsilon, Sec. Lowe, Dale Robert . . . VVisconsin Dells . . . Elec Engr . . . Kappa Eta Kappa . . . Football, Track. Lubeck, James L . . . Milwaukee . . . Animal Husbandry. Lucey, Mary E . . . Madison . . . Eng . . . Tf Edgewood College . . . Newman Club. Lucivansky, Raymond J . . . Almena . . . Com . . . Beta Gamma Sigma, Marketing Club, SAM. Ludkey, Lloyd L . . . Fond du Lac . . . Speech . . . A Cappella Choir . . . WMHAg MHA, Cabinet . . . Chamberlin Hse, V P. Ludwig, Leo J . . . Bristol . . . Com . . . Tf Kenosha . . . Real Estate Sz Homebldg Assoc. Ludwig, Nadine A . . . Dorchester . . . El Ed . . . AVVS Fashion Show Chm, AWS Big Sister Comm . . . Newman Club . . . French Club 5 Union Theatre Comm, Scheders . . . Alpha Chi Omega, Pres. Ludwig, Richard E . . . Oshkosh . . . Com . . . Tf Oshkosh . . . SAM. Lueck, Clifford L . . . Oshkosh . . . Chem Engr . . . Theta Tau, AIChE . . . Newman Club, Pres. Lueschow, Roger J . . . Athens . . . Econ . . . IF Pub Rel Comm . . . Sigma Nu. Lukens, Shirley Ann . . . Mcrrimac . . . Occ Ther . . . Occ Ther Cb. Lundberg, Margaret C . . . Goodman . . . Occ Ther . . . Occ Ther Club, Newman Club, Treas, Campus Carnival. LUTZ A MARTZ Lutz, Richard J . . . Sheboygan . . . Acct . . . Tl' Sheboygan . . Beta Alpha Psi. Lynch, Norman T . . . W'est Allis . . . Real Estate . . . Fin Soc, Real Estate and Lgt Bldg Assln. Lyons, Loretto E . . . Madison . . . Math . . . ANVS Fashion Show Comm, lfnion Hse Comm . . . Alpha Phi. Mackesev James P . . . Madison . . . Market . . . Phi Eta Sigma Treas, V Pres, Soph Honors . . . BVU . . . Marketing Club. Mala in Stn when X Chici o Ill Fin Phi Fta Si ma Soph Horidrs . Provost Corpsg. y. . Fii1'Soc, Insiu' Soc . . . APHA, Pres Counc, Store Bd Direc, Alum Comm . . . Showerman Hse, Pres. lNIacRavey, Richard D . . . Aladison . . . Poli Sci ..,i XSPA . . . Calvary Luth Club, Pres . . . Gamma Delta. Madar, Jr, Jolm D . . . Kenosha . , . Fin . . . Tl' Milwaukee. lNIadden, Jerome T . . . Chicago, Ill .... Econ . . . Chi Psi. Maginnis, Richard . . . Madison . . . Chem Engr . . . Tl' Bethany . . . AICE. Maier, Sharon . . . Racine . . . El Ed . . . Tf Concordia .,., A lpha Gamma Delta. Mairet, David l A... Waukesha . . . Mech Engr . . . ASME. Malawsky, Donald N . . . Alilwaukee . . . Econ . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . l'nion, Film Comm . . . Alpha Epsilon Pi. Maletis, Banle . . . Racine . . . Lbr Manag . . . Tf Racine . . . SAM, BVU, Hooters. lNIallare, Vincent A .... lamestown, N.Y .... Chem Engr . . . Tf Jamestown College .... A IChE . , . Entertainers Guild . . . New- man Club . . . Sigma Nu. Manis, Robert . . . Fond du Lac . . . Med Sci . . . Soph Honors . . . Movie Comm . . . Phi Sigma Delta. lNIanke, Glenn A . . . Poynette . . . Acct . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Beta Alpha Psig Soph Honors. Mann, Nancy J . . . lllaukesha . . . Phy Ed . . . Phy Ed Bd . . Badger Club, Soc Chin, Squire Hse, V P, Sec, Treas. Manthe, Roland D . . . Arlington . . . Agr . . . Crops dz Soils, Sec, Saddle ck Sirloin, Concessions Chm, Little lnter'l, FFA . . . Wis Country Mag . . . Boxing Mgr ..., A lpha Gamma Rho V P. Marcus, Jr, Roy F . . . Onalaska . . . Mech Engr . . . Tl' LaCrosse . . . Pi Tau Sigma, ASME. lNIarkus, Edward A . . . Cleveland, Ohio . . . Econ . . . IF . . . Pro- vost Corps . . . Pi Lambda Phi, Pledge Master, V P. Marold, Robert T . . . Sheboygan . . . Market . . . Delta Epsilon . . . MHA, Soc Sec, Bus Mgr, Student Sen, Cent Soc Comm, Store Bd of Direct, Sr Conn, Exec Comm, Fin Comm, Dormsylvania, Gen Chin . . . Siebecker Hse, Soc Chm, Pres, Alpha Sigma Sigma, Pres, Alpha Kappa Psi Marquardt, James E . , . Milwaukee . . . Chem Engr .... A lChE . . . Alpha Chi Sigma. Marquardt, Lou A . . . Baraboo . . , El Ed . . . Calvary Choir . . . Woman's Chorus Marquardt, Robert A . . . Milwaukee . . . Econ . . . Crew . . . Theta Delta Chi. Marshall, Edith . . . Argonne . . . Sec Ed . . . Tf XVausau . . . Pi Lambda Thetag Mortar Bd . . . Wesley Found, Y P, Prog Chm . . . Ketterer Hse, Trcas. Marshall, Paul F . . . AYauwatosa . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . SAE Trcas . . . RUTC Pistol Team. Marteau D'Autry, Eric H . . . Saint Germain en Laye, France . . . Mech Engr . . . ASME . . . Hoofer Sail. Marten, Walter F . . . Madison . . . Mech Engr . . . Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma . . . ASME. Martens. Ronald A . . . Egg Harbor . . . Ag Ed . . . FFA, V Pg Saddle N Sirloin Cb . . . AFROTC Rifle Tm, Capt, Arnold Air Soc . . . Delta Theta Sigma, Stewardg Gamma Delta. Marthaler, Marlene A . . . Beaver Dam . . . Home Ec, Nursing . . . Ti' Wayland Jr College . . . Newman Club. Martineau, Theodore J . . . Uconto . . . Hist ,... Iron Cross, Seab- bard tk Blade . . . WSA, V P, Union Counc, SLIC, Dist Sen, Sr Conn, Student Faculty Human Rights Comm, Wis Previews . . . Beta Theta Pi, V P. Martz, Gerald F . . . Marinette . . . Zoo . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . Hooters Archery, Pres. iw X ffl' it ,f ' 4 , ' f ' .1-,.: 1 1 ff 2 , . ,,, ,,. ,,,. , ,,,., , Q M ..., . M v V at , F 453 . r r 6 IE 7 f ga llvl if ff ,Q I J 1 f 1 , MASON W MCNABB Mason, 'Thomas G . . . Fort Atkinson . . . Com . . . Tf Whitewater . . . Paul E Stark Schol f-Real Estate and Lt Bldg Assn, Secg Fin Society . . . IF Public Relat Comm . . . United Student Flsp . . . Kappa Sigma. Mathison, Johan A . . . Milwaukee . . . Med Sci . . . Tf Milwaukee. Matousek, Joseph C . . . Prairie du Sac . . . Com. Matthews, Barbara . . . South Euclid, Ohio . . . Phy Ther . . . Phys Ther Club . . . Alpha Xi Delta, Marshall. Mattison, Carolyn VV . . . Rockford, Ill .... Home Ee . . . Phi Ifp- silo11 Omicrong Euthenics . . . Wis Previews, Campus Chest Fm Chm, Humorology Tickets Chm: New Student Trad Chm, Home- coming Pep Rally Chm, Pan Hel Ball Tickets Chm: Sr Swingout Chm, AWS Treas, Home Ee Coun, Sr Coun . . . Kappa Alpha Theta, Treas. Mattson, Gerald E . . . Dearborn, Mich .... Com . . . W Club . . . LSA . . . Baseball. Matz, Alvin R . . . Wauwatosa . . . Ind Manag . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sec. nl Mau, Alexander F . . . Honolulu, Hawaii . . . Elec Engr . . . ll Milwaukee and Oklahoma A ck M. Mauel, Harvey M . . . Madison . . . Mech Engr . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma . . . Wis Engr . . . MHA Personnel Comm . . . Lnion Forum Comm . . . Triangle, Rush Comm. Maurer, Charles E . . . Manitowoc . . . Elec Engr . . . Eta Kappa Nu . . . AIEE. McAleavy, Nancy A . . . Wausau . . . Home Ee and Journ . . . Hoofer Ski Cb . . . Badger, Copy Ed . . . Home Ee H S Day . . . Chi Umega. MeBeath, Andrew A . . . Madison . . . Med Sci . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Soph Honors, Nu Sigma Nu . . . Campus Carnival, Arrang Chm, Prom Elections Comm . . . Crew . . . Phi Delta Theta, Sec. McCafferty, Rosemary L . . . Madison . . . El Ed . . . Pi Lambda. Theta . . . Pres Hse Deacons Chm . . . WAA Bd. McCanse, Elizabeth C . . . Madison . . . Eng . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Crucible, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Kappa . . . Wiseetiquette . . . AWS, Sec, Counselor Chm, Advisory Bd, Pan Hel Counselor . . . YWCA, Pub Chm . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma, Pub Rel Chm, Rec Sec. McCarthy, Richard D . . . Milwaukee . . . Food Tech . . . Food Tech Club. MeCollough, James L . . . La Farge . . . Mech Engr . . . Pi Tau Sigma, Pres .... A SME, V P. McCone, Jr, Alan I . . . VVallingford, Pa .... Chem Engr . . . MACE, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi . . . Cardinal, Act Ed, Manag Ed . . . Entertain Guild, Chm: Wis Conservative Cb, Pres, Prom Pro, Co-Chm . . . NRUTC, Special Serv . . . VVis Players . . . Phi Gamma Delta, Treas. McCoy, Clifford O . . . Madison . . . Soc . . . Sigma Chi. MeCrery, Don J . . . Monmouth, Ill .... Pharm . . . IF Coun, Pub Rel Chm . . . Bands . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Treas. McCrory, Richard C . . . Neenah . , . Com . . . Tf Menasha . . . New Student VVk . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . . Alpha Kappa Psi. McCurdy, James P . . . Milwaukee . . . NIet Engr . . . Sigma Nu, Sec, Pledge Trainer, Pres. McDowell, Jean A . . . Northbrook, Ill .... Span . . . Badger . . . Student Senate, WAC, Pan Hel Coun Pres . . . Wis Previews In- vitations, Chm Sr Swingout . . . Kappa Alpha Theta, Pan Hel Rep. McDowell, Robert 0 . . . Beloit . . . Com . , . Insur Soc. McGee, Carol Ann . . . Baraboo . . . Home Ee . . . Phi Upsilon Omicron . . . Badger Fellowship, Sec, Treas, Soc Chm . . . Dolphins, Euthenics . . . Slichter Coun, Jud Coun, McGinnis, Sam . . . IVauwatosa. . . . Zoo . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . . Varsity Track Team . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon. McGinnis, XVilliam A . . . Kaukauna . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf LaCrosse, St Norbert . . . ASME. MeHale, John F . . . Chilton . . . Hist Ed . . . Tl' Stevens Point, St Norbert College . . . Men's Glee Cb, Mixed Chorus, Hooters, Sailing, Mountaineers, Riding Cb. McKenzie, Richard P . . . Hollandale . . . Ag Ed . . . FFA . . . NDTA . . . Mack Hse, V P, Alpha Gamma Rho. McKittrick, Mary L . . , Milwaukee .... A rt Ed . . . Fresh Guide, Big Sister . . . Art Student Lge, Publi Co-Chm . . . SAE Centen- nial Queen . . . Kappa Alpha Theta, Standards Chm, Decor Chm. Mr-Laughlin, William R . . . Eau Claire . , . Mine Engr .... A IME . . . Fallows, Tripp, Pres, Soc Chm, Treas. MeManners, Donald E . . . Racine . . . Journ . . . Tf Quincy Col- lege . . . Sigma Delta Chi . . . Pub Rel Comm, BVU . . . Newman Cb. McNabb, Mark D . . . Negaunee, Mich .... Met Engr . . . YMCA Soc Chm . . . Frankenburger Ed Chm. MCPHEE - MILLER MePhee, Miehael P . . . Madison . . . Chem Engr . . . Naval ROTC Pistol Team Capt . . . Delta Tau Delta, Pres. Meehutan, Jaek . . . New York, N.Y .... Amer Inst . . . Bridge Club . . . Wrestling. ltleehan, Miehael J . . . Middleton . . . Eeon . . . Tl' Dubuque . . . Holy Name Soc- . . . Dramaties Club . . . SAM, Trans Club. Meier, Corlas E . . . Curtiss .... A g . . . Ti' River Ealls . . . LSA! Blue Shield: 4-H Club . . . Delta Theta Sigma. Meier, Mary A . . . Sheboygan . . . Com . . . Phi Chi Theta . . . All-IA Lib Comm, Chm . . . Sliehter Hall, Coun, Chorus. Meinke, Nancy J . . . Madison . . . Home Ee . . . Tl' l' ol' Wyoming . . . Newman Club . . . Euthenies Club . . . Chi Omega. Aleisner, Walter 'I' . . . Chieago, Ill .... Meeh Engl' .... f XSME B id ci IF Su Homecoming, Buttons, Parade and ,i-'... Dec. Chm . . . Phi Delta Theta Y P. Aieissner, Jerome J . . . Ravine ,... A eet . . . 'l'f Marquette and Raeine ...A 1 Xlpha Beta Psi . . . BVU . . . Newman Club. Nleister, Wayne E . . . Beaver Dam . . . Eeon , . . Trans Club, Scandinavian Club . . . Cross Country, Track ..., A eaeia. Bleisters, George J . . . hlilwaukee . . . Chem . . . 'Pl' Milwaukee . . . Phi Eta Sigma. hlekelburg, Marcia C . . . Vivarwatosa . . . Hist Ed . . . Sr Dolphins, Prom Court, Asst Exec See Prom . . . Kappa Alpha Theta Bee See, Pan Hel Couneil. Menke, Allen G . . . Milwaukee . . . Physies . . . Phi Kappa Phi, Soph Honors . . . MHA, Bd of Direet . . . Nautilis Soe. Alenke, Dennis Y . . . Oshkosh . . . Musie . . . Tl' Ushkosh . . . A Capella Choir . . . Phi Sigma Kappa, See. Alenning, Elsie E . . . Alilwaukee . . . Dee Ther . . . LSA, Choir: YWVCA, OT Club . . . Ellsworth Hse, Judie Brd. hlerhs, Charles E . . . Menasha . . . Anthro . . . Tl' Menasha . . . Gen Chm Inter'l Danee Festival . . . Inter'l Club Pub Comm, Treas . . . Mitehell Airmen. Merriam, Priscilla A . . . Elmhurst, Ill .... Hist . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi . . . SLIC, Student-Faeulty Human Rights Comm . . . Delta Zeta, Aetivities Chm, Ret' See. Messner, Donald C . . . Sheboygan . . . At-et. . . . Beta Alpha Psi Soph Honors, Homer-oming Chm. lletz, Shirley A . . . Madison . . . Music' . . . A Capella Choir, Symph- ony Ureh, Hoofer Sailing . . . Delta Delta Delta, Hist, Song Chm. Mevis, Lee J . . . Princeton . . . Bank and Fin . . . Tl' Lawrenee College . . . Badger Bloek . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon, See, V Pres, IF Rep, Rush Comm, Meyer, Marilyn L . . . XYauwatosa . . . Eng . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma . . . Welfare Dept Diree, Exee Connn, WSA, Student Sen. NSA Delegate . . . Sr Swingout . . . Elizabeth Waters, Pres, Soe Chm, Exee Coun. Mieek, Ernest S . . . Arcadia . . . Chem Engl' . . . Am lnst Chem Engr . . . Newman Club . . . Alpha Chi V P, Ath Clnn. Nliehalson, George M . . . Madison . . . Elec Engr. Mieheln, Louis J . . . Appleton . . . Speeeh . . . Band . . . WMHA. Michelson, James E . . . Hazelhurst . . . Ceol . . . Cieol Club . . . Wrestling. Migliano, Erank E . . . Kenosha . . . Pharm . . . WPhS . . . Med Serv Corps . . . Pi Kappa Alpha. Aliles, Ronald D . . . Madison . . . Geol . . . fleol Club . . . LSA. Millar, Jolm P . . . Neenah . . . Amer Inst . . . Pres Hse . . . l'nion Tourn Comm. Millard, Thomas . . . Pewaukee . . . Eeon . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . Fin Soe. Miller, Jessie C . . . Sturgeon Bay . , . El Ed . . . Badger Stali' . . . Badger Bloekg New Student Guide . . . Alpha Gamma Delta, Pledge Pres, Ree See, Pledge Pres Conn, See. Afiller, Katherine L . . . Burlington . . . Eng . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma. Miller, Kim 'l' . . . Saigon, S Viet Nam . . . Poli Sei . . . Illlt'l l Club Soe Chin, Miller, Marilyn A , . . Home EC .... -X NYS Co-Ed Wk. l'nion Danee Comm, l'sher, Euthenies. A EC f f Q5 4 W ff W at M J 'Ju , 5 J J wmv' J f X J f? .X f J, J ir i J X J Z V JZ J X , f in f sm ff A Zi J J 7 X fe W 4'ifi. f-ri A V , ,J .. J ,Ji f -. ,J A 74: ff X J ff l i C J f , y J J J ,f J, 1 AJ Q W .WW Q X JJ? ff f, ff Z ww f X ASF? ff J J Z2 ,X HQ gm 'Z Y by ILT ' 4 l c' EW? 1 if L ii MILLUNZI - MUCHIN Millunzi, Andrew C . . . Fond du Lac . . . Met ldlllgl' . . . Theta Tau, AFS, AIME, ASM . . . Wis Engr. iAIIl12i,Sll, Lilyan . . . Milwaukee . . . Ed Rec . . . l,tiI1Slif:'lltH', Dance Lessons, Clllll, Badger Iee Review, Badger Block . . . Villa Maria, House Rep. Miner, Rollert N . . . LaCrosse . . . Mech Iillgl' . . . SAE, V P, ASNIE, MHA Pull Rel Colnlll . . . MHA Person Colnm . . . Arnold Air Soc . . . Wis Players . . . lfeneing . . . Publ Chnl, Jones Hse. Miner, Robert W . . . Park Ridge, Ill .... Chem . . . IF, Rep, Rush Clllllll Homecoming, Parade and Deeor Cllm, llumorology, Exec Com, Cen Clllllj Student Sen, SLIC, Cen Org and Poll, Elec Colnm . . . Sigma Alplla Epsilon Rush Chnl, Y P. Miracle, D:lle N . . . Oshkosh . . . Com . . . Tf Oshkosh . . . Fill Soe, .Ir Soc Advan Manag. Mirzoetf, Janice A . . . New York, N.Y .... Marketing . . . Gamma Alpha Chi, Plli Chi Theta . . . Crafts CUIIIID, Forensics, Block UN Conf, See, Union Ilse Rep . . . Hillel . . . lvlll0II Theater Usher . . . Lincoln Lodge, V P. Sec. Mitchell, Douglas M . . 1 il1't'0ll Bay . . . Psych , . . Badger Sales Mgr . . . New Student Wk Chnl, Trad Clfllll, New Student Gen Cllllll . . . IYMHA Pres, A Cappella Choir Bus Mgr, lYis Pre- views . . . Sigma Phi. Moezulewski, Rollert . . . Kenosha . . . Klath . . . Tl' Beloit College, U of So California . . . Newman Clull . . . Alplla Tau Omega, Pledge Trainer. Modahl, Alf Carlton . . . LaCrosse . . . Mech Engl' ...l A SINIE . . . Sigma Alplla Epsilon. lNIoel, Natalie E . . . Cl'eve Coelll', Mo .... Interll Rel . . . Tf U of N Carolina . . . Hillel, Treas . . . Union Theater Usher . . . Tower View, See. Moeller, A. Robert . . . Sturgeon Bay . . . Illil Manag . . . Seab- llard and Blade . . . Eaville House, Pres, Alpha Kappa Psi. Bloeller, John A . . . West Belld . . . Civ Engr. Moell, Harlan C . . . Milwaukee . . . Com . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Fill Soe, French Clull . . . Delta Sigma Pi. Moersehel, .Io Marie . . . lVauwatosa . . . El Ed . . . Crueillle, lVIOr- tar Bd, Phi Kappa Plli, Pi Lambda Theta, Sigma Epsilon Sigma . . . Sr Class, Sec, Wis Previews, Co-Chm, ANVS, Act Chm, Admin Coull, Orien Vi'k, Soc Clllll . . . Elizabeth W'aters, Sec, Kappa Alphaffheta, Sehol Cllln. Moticat, Thomas . . . AY2l.l1lYIli.OSIi . . . Marketing . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . NTA . . . rIll1CitL Chi. Molstad, Jollll C . . . Kenosha . . . Com . . . Tf Kenosha . . . SAM . . . LSA. Monson, David M . . . Racine . . . Ecoll . . . IF Sports . . . Beta Theta Pi. Montgomery, Frances . . . Wauwatosa . . . Jourll . . . Badger, Ed, Badger?jBoard, Pres, AVlSCill1l1CttC, Plloto Ed, Wis Alum Mag, Student Ed, Theta Sigma Phi: Chi Olnega, Personnel Chm. Moody, David L . . . Bayfield . . . Med Sei . . . Sigma Nu, Pres. Moore, Arthur R . . . Bruee . . . Elee ldllgl' . . . Tf Superior State , . . AIEE . . . IRE. Moore, Nancy K , . . Elmhurst, Ill .... Psych . . . Tf DePauw U . . . Villa Maria, Pres, Delta Gamma, Song Chm. Moore, VPTIOIHIIS P . . . Madison . . . Aeet . . . Beta Alpha Psi. More, Frederick A . . . Richland Center . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf Luther College. Morkri, Charles A . . . Soldiers Grove . . . Speech. Morrell, Dorothy A . . . Madison . . . Phy Med . . . Proln Comms . . . Sweetheart, Sigma Alplla Epsilon, Alpha Clli Omega, Co-Rush Chm. Morrisoll, Phillip C . . . Madison . . . Com . . . SLIC, Student Chm, Plazza Club . . . Newman Clull . . . Lambda Chi Alpha, Pledge Co-ord, VYP, Pres. Morrow, James C . . . Sturgeon Bay . . . Agr lllllgf, Mech Engr . . . ASAE, ASME . . . Newman Club, Mortensen, Nancy K . . . Neenah . . . Med Tech . . . Alpha Delta Theta . . . Elizabeth Viiaters, Soc Cllm. Mortenson, W. Paul , . . Madison . . . El Ed . . . Student Senate, VV Club Pres, IE Rep . . . Fencing . . . Alplla Delta Phi, See, Rush Cl . lm Moskowitz Bernis E . . . Wauwatosa . . . Sleech Corr . . . Si ma ' y ' ' 1 1 I 1 1 ' Alplla lata Hlst . . . Union Dance COIHIH, Soc Forum Comm, hlusle Comm, Sr SW'll1f.fOlli Invitations fllllll . . . Hillel Found . . . Alplla Epslloll Plll Song Chm, Hse Pres, Norris Hall Soc Chm. Mouat, Lucia P . . . Janesville . . . Intr'l Rel . . . Tf Pomona College . . . WSA VN COIHIH Cllnl, Intr'l Rel Cluh, Trans Student Guide . . . Christian Sei Org, Pres, Union Film Colnm . . . Gamma Plli Beta. AIllt'lllIl, Alltlll B . . . Nl21lllitllYOt' . . . Acet . . . Sopll Honors . . . Provost Corps . . . l'nion Colnln, Badger Block . . . Zeta Beta lau, Ireas. MUELLER f NEUENFELDT Mueller, Donald A . . . Janesville . . . Psych . . . Young Rep . . . Alpha Delta Phi, Soc Chm, V P, IF Rep. Mueller, Frank J . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Tl' Milton, Mar- quette . . . WPhS, APhA, WPhA. Mueller, Ronald . . . Manitowoc . . . Acct . . . Sigma Nu. Mulholland, Lionel G . . . Dedham, Mass ..., A g . . . Delta Theta Sigma. Mullen, Ernest J . . . Rothschild . . . Elec Engr . . . Tl' Wausau . . . Newman Club . . . AIEE . . . Phi Kappa. Mullen, Margaret C . . . Appleton . . . Home Ee Ed . . .l'i'l'l' Mar- quette . . . Phi Upsilon Omicron, Euthcnics . . . Union Hse Comm Co-Chm, Beefeaters Banq . . . Home Ee Student Coun See-Treas, Pres . . . Pan Hel B Arrang Comm . . . Newman Club . . . Delta Zeta V P. Mullen, Sharon A . . . Madison . . . Phy Ther . . . Phy Ther Club. Mullendore, Jennie Lee . . . New Holstein . . . Speech Corr . . . Sigma Alpha Eta, Zeta Phi Eta, Sec-Treas . . . Badger Block, Fresh Guide, MHA Alumni Comm . . . Kappa Delta. hlulligan, hlary A . . . Janesville . . . Eng . . . Zeta Phi Eta, Prol' Pan Hel . . . Union, News Bureau, Area Rep . . . Sr Swingout . . . Newman Club . . . Barnard Hall, News Ed. hlundsehau, Nancy . . . Williams Bay . . . Com . . . Phi Chi Theta . . . New Student Guide . . . Calvary Nursery Comm, WMHA, Dolphins, Hoofers Sail . . . Delta Zeta. Murphy, James P . . . Niagara Falls, New York . . . Elec Engr . . . Tau Beta Phi, Eta Kappa Nu. Murphy, Ray J . . . Green Bay . . . Psych . . . Tl' Oshkosh. Murphy, Thomas J . . . Wausau . . . Psych , . . Tf Milwaukee . Symphony Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, Psych Club . . . Newman Club . . . Union, Film Comm . . . MHA, Chorus. Murray, Patricia A . . . Muskego . . . Pharm . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Kappa Epsilon . . . AYPhS. Myers, Frances J . . . Racine .... A rt Ed . . . Tf River Forest, Ill. . . . Gallery Comm . . , Alpha Phi. Myers, Kathleen C . . . Milwaukee . . . Speech Corr . . . Alpha Phi, Corr Sec. Mylin, Samuel K . . . Sterling, Ill .... Phy Ed .... A thl Bd, Pres . . . AV Club . . . Track, Capt. Nagy, Richard L . . . .Allen Park, Mich .... Econ . . . Tf Florida Southern . . . Insur Soc, Fin Soc . . . Humorology, Campus Car- nival, SAM . . . Crew . . . Delta Upsilon. Napper, John L . . . Madison . , . Mech Engr . . . Pi Tau Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma, Scabbard dz Blade, Distinguished Mil Student, SAME . . . Hoofers . . . Track . . . Theta Delta Chi, Treas, House Man, Record Sec, Scholar Chm. Napper, Marjorie . . . Madison . . . Hist . . . Badger, Index Ed . . . Folk .Arts, Sec. Nashold, Marion E . , . Fall River . . . El Ed . . . Calvary Choir . . . Schedcrs. Nehring, Gerald C . . . Racine . . . Mech Engr , . . Tf Racine . . . ASME . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon. Neitzel, James J . . . Milwaukee . . . Journ . . . Cardinal . . . Sigma Delta Chi . . . Golf . . . Delta Sigma Pi, See. Nelson, Barbara G . . . Wauwatosa .... A rt . . . Baha'i Youth, Pres . . . Prom Decor, Lsher, Homecoming Promot ..., A lpha Gamma Delta. Nelson, Eugene G . . . Madison . . . Mech Engr. Nelson, LaVonne A . . . Wisconsin Rapids . . . Bus Ed . . .Phi Chi Theta. Nelson, Nila G . . . Madison . . . El Ed . . . Seheders, Pi Lambda Theta. Nelson, Robert Joseph . . . Middleton . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Mil- waukee . . . ASME. Nelson, Russell D .... A rgyle . . . Econ. Nelson, William C . . . Delatield .... Iourn . . . Cardinal . . . MHA Ath Comm, AVSA Pub Rel Comm . . . Provost Corps . . . Theta Delta Chi, Heraldg Sigma Delta Chi. Nesbit, Barbara A . . . Roslyn Heights, N.Y .... Speech Corr . . . Zeta Phi Eta, Soph Honors . . . AWS Co-ed's Wk, Pub Comm, New Student Wk, Prom Pub, Badger Block . . . Gamma Phi Beta, V P, Soc Chm. Neuenfeldt, Dorothy E . . . Eau Claire . . . Med Tech . . . Tf Eau Claire .... A lpha Delta Theta, V P. c ,,,, , , J , ..,. M, ,liv , .... , W, , j A ' 2 , .i rr. it ' A a f , 'K ' a A Q . 'ju s A . , 1 -. v 4 71 2. 'Zwff la . Wh. 'tr . 'e K fy 1 w , Z f' , ,, ilz , i ninl 457 4 lm? . , 2 , . . . K ffm , ,V , if 3 A N Z 5 i T M ,, - ,l. l j AVEVI .T , ,A, X! , J Q . ,,, h W a A il f X ,, NEUHEISEL f OHM Neuheisel, Richard G . . . Milwaukee . . . Fin . . , Cardinal, Badger . . . Homecoming Pub Chm, Mil Ball Pub Chm, Union Pub Rel Comm . . . NDTA, Pres, See, Treas, Joint Mil Bd . . . Beta Theta P1. Neumann, Kenneth G . . . Green Bay . . . Econ . . . Alpha Phi Omega . . . Arnold Air Soc . . . Showerman Hse, Soc Chm, Union Rep. Newhall, Daniel G . . . Hancock . . . Civ Engr . . . ASCE. Newing, James W . . . Wauwatosa . . . Elec Engr . . . Badger Chris- tian Flwsp, Pres . . . Fencing. Nicholls, Joan . . . Racine . . . Speech . . . Univ Choir . . . Langdon Manor, Soc Chm. Nichols, Doris A . . . Green Bay . . . Phy Med . . . Tf Green Bay . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma . . . Wesley Found Choir, PT Club. Nichols, Robert A . . . Reedsburg . . . Elec Engr . . . Eta Kappa. Nu . . . Press Hse. Nichols, Robert C . . . Schenectady, N.Y .... Met Engr . . .' MM Club, ASM, AIMEE . . .Mitchell Airmen .... A lpha Chi Sigma. Nickel, Donald F . . . Chilton . . . Elec Engr . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . . Delta Upsilon. Nicotera, Ronald F . . . Twin Lakes . . . Conserv . . . Band. Nielsen, Gerald A . . . Luck .... A gr Ed . . . Alpha Zeta: FFA, Pres, Saddle and Sirloin . . . Univ Menls Chorus. Nielsen, Thomas G . . . Raeine . . . Speech . . . Tf Racine . . . Wis Players . . . Pres Hse, Deacon . . . YINICA, Niethammer, Heinz K . . . Sheboygan Falls . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Frankfurt . . . Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, ISI . . . Lambda Chi Alpha. Nighswander, Virginia C . . . Green Bay . . . Occ Ther . . . Elizabeth Waters, Personnel Chm, Treas. Nikolai, Charles P . . . Marshfield . . . Agr. Nix, Harvey XV . . . Sheboygan . . . Com . . . Trans Club . . . Acacia, Treas. Nohelty, Vivayne H . . . Eagle River . . . AIarket . . . YMCA, Y P, Pres . . . SLIC, Gen Student Org . . . XVSA Ldsp Conf, ISA , . . King Christian Awards Comm . . . Insur Soc. Nohling, David L . . . Kenosha . . . Speech . . . Tl' Kenosha . . . Mock UN Conf, VVis Players . . . United Student Flwsp . . . Alpha Phi Omega, WMHA, Student Conduct Comm, Chorus. Norgren, William M . . . Waterloo . . . Mech Eng . . . Pershing Rifles, Seabbard and Blade . . . St Johns Mens Club. Norris, Shirley NI . . . VVaupun . . . El Ed . . . Union Libr Commg VVKIHA, Libra, Slichter Hall, Floor Chm. Noth, Barbara J . . . Madison . . . Eng . . . Tf Wvhitewater . . . LSA Conn, Choir. Notz, Mary E . . . Plymouth . . . Bacti . . . Badger Club, Judicial Chm, Squire Hse, Pres. Nowicki, Barbara A . . . Nekoosa . . . Hist . . . Tf LaCrosse . . . Union Lib Comm . . . Newman Club . . . UN Confg Dem Conv . . . Badger Block. Nussbaum, Sharon L . . . Fond du Lac . . . Eng . . . VVSA Pers Com, Campus Chest Faculty Chr, Pan Hel Rush Couns: WRA Brd, Ball Com, Sr Coun . . . Delta Delta Delta, Pres. Dbasi, hfang E . . . Ameke Abiriba, Nigeria . . . Pharm . . . Tf Kalamazoo College . . . African Union, Treas, Intrl Cb, Direc at Lrg. Oberhofer, Thomas R . . . Milwaukee . . . Bact . . . Fencing . . . Theta Chi. O'B0yle, John P . . . Sturgeon Bay . . . Phy Ed . . . Provost Corps . . . Phi Epsilon Kappa, V P. Odeen, Bruce E . . . Black River Falls ..., A g Eeon . . . MACE . . . Student Senate . . . Wesley Found, Pres, Pres U Religious Coung Three Square Club . . . Delta Theta Sigma. Gestreich, Karlyn R , . . Two Rivers . . . Home Ec Ed . . . Phi Upsilon Omieron, Histg Euthenics. Ohl, Richard H . . . VVest Allis . . . Mech Engr . . . ASME. Ohm, Gerald E . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . AIChE. Ohm, Glen . . . Wauwatosa . . . Elec Engr . . . Hoofers, Sailing . . . Theta Delta Chi. OHNHAUS - PARKER Ohnhaus, Judith A . . . lDePere . . . Child lJev . . . Jr Orehesis. Oimoen, Roger li . . . Mt Horeb . . . Lt Bld . . . Real listate and Home Bldg Assoe, See. Okazaki, Akira O , . . Honolulu . . . Sm- . . . Tl' l'niv ol' Hawaii . . . Provost Corps . . . Hui O Hawaii, Treas: Cori' Admin Club . . . Rus Club, See. O'Leary, Maureen A . . . Oak Park, Ill .... ling . . . Alpha Phi, Treas, Soe Chm. Olowu, .lohnathan A . . . Idadan, Nigeria . . . tleol .... - Xlriean lnion, Pres. Olsen, tllenn A . . . LaCrosse . . . lic-on . . . Tl' LaCrosse . . .lntrl Club: BYO: ISA. Olson, liarle L . , . Watertown . . . Meeh lingr . . . Crew . . . Bash- ford House, Pres, Soc Chm. Olson, Cary M . . . hlilwaukee . . . Psyeh . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . , I Union House Comm . . . Badger larty, Vice Chm . . . Fenc-ing . . . Botkin Hse, Soc Chm, Pres. Olson, Ralph YY . . . llenomonie . . . Chem Hngr . . . Tl' Stout . . AICIC . . . LSA. Olstad, Ralph H . . . Rosholt . , . Com . . . Tt' Stevens Point . . SAM . . . LSA. Olyniee, Ann . . . Milwaukee . . . ling . . . 'ff Colorado l'niv . . . Dolphin Cb . . . Prom Decor Chm, Homer-oming Comm . . . Chi Omega. Oneken, Audrey . . . Stoughton . . . lil .lid . . . Tt' Carroll College . . . Seheders. Opprieoht, Karl J . . . Gays Mills . . . Agr . . . Noyes Hse, See. Oren, Clair A . . . Madison . . . Fin . . . Tl' Luther College . . . Fin Soc, Insur Soe. Orlopp, Donald H . . . Klanitowoe . . . Ceol. Orth, Robert H ...A A dams . . . Poli Sei. Ott, Brooks C . . . hlilwaukoe . . . Speer-h Cori' . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . ll Pub Rel Comm, Aet Clllll, Corr Ad Club . . . Hoofers Ski . . . Theta Chi. Ott, Randolph . . . New Glarus . . . Klee lingr . . . Marehing, Con- cert Band. Overdier, Donald F . . . Raeine . . . Elec lingr . . . Ti' Milwaukee and Raeine . . . IRE, Alpha Sigma Sigma, Beta Tau. Owen, Judith L . . , Neenah ..., A d . . . Pan Hel: Rush Couns, Asst Ed Rush Book . . , Newman Cb, YYAA . . . Kappa Deltag Activ Chm, Hist. Oxman, Michael A . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Tf Milwztiikee . . . Kappa Psi .... A PhA. Oxman Ronald C . . . Milwaukee .... A gr . . . Tf llilwaukee . . . Entertziiners Guild, Pub Rel, Clnn. Paekman, Rirehard F . . . Kenosha . . . Pharm . . . 'ff Kenosha . . . Pharm Soc. Pagel, Dorothy E . . . Blukwonago . . . Phy Med . . . Phy Ther Cb. Palmer, Monte . . . Kenosha . . . Poli Sei .... A rab Assoe. Paltz, John C . . . Madison . . . Aeet . , . Beta Alpha Psi. Pamperin, John F . . . LaCrosse . . . Acct . . . Beta Alpha Psi, Treas . . . USF . . . Wis Previews . . . Track, Basketball . . . Showerman Hse, V Pres, Treas. Pandolfi, June IJ . . . Riverside, Ill .... lic-on . . . Tf Rosary College . . . Badger . . . Prom, Pub Rel Comm, Banquet Reeept Chmg Union Soc Comm . . . Alpha Phi. Pankow, Glen A . . . New London . . . Aeet. Panosh, Donald A . . . Manitowoc . . . Com . . . Tf Manitowoe . . . Student Senate . . . Sigma Chi. Parker, Howard . . . New Yo1'k, N.Y .... Soc' Mvk . . . 'Pt' West Va . . . Phi Sigma Kappa, Pres. Parker, Riehard A . . . Ar-et . . . Beta Alpha Psi . . . Insnr Soe. Z A 4 , W 746 f X if 1 ., X- f 3 5 I X ZW 4 45 M fi . f .fi , , ,X 3 W, 1 , JP 'M nw W Q W H .W QW Q' 2 It f f ru W 44 . , jf, if . , fy M X Q W' f ff f . 5 ,VVV , , V i it fx' llii . , f-f i.r ni, t gt f- . - ff 9 , O f ' , , , , , 4' ff , f f 756 1 f f f v ,,,,, , , L! ,.,, 'Q ' , V 1' 15 i 1 X gsm . ,V f 7, ,A . ' ,iv at ' 2 ZZ? W M QW Q W X fi' if: 4 i n Esa- , 'F E Q ,1 t ,, Z M f M if J I if gk 's gg, tif ,mf bi i an :IQ I it i , is 'g .1 ,L if We -if -v. .-W. . g . .,L, 2 v-Lh Q I PARLOW - PETERSON Parlow, Donald F . . . Manitowoc . . . Acct . . . Beta Alpha Psi. Parrish, Sandra E . . . Birmingham, Mich .... Econ . . . Badger Statl' . . . Prom Promotg Asst See, Homecoming, Badger Block Card Comm, AWS Fash Show . . . Kappa Alpha Theta. Pascoe, Mary E . . . Port Edwards . . . Child Dev . . . Tf Cottey Jr College . . . Phi Upsilon Omicron. Patek, Ralph F . . . VVauwatosa . . . Physics . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon. Patel, Jayant B . . . Baraoda, India . . . Market. Patzer, Bruce H . . . IVauwatosa . . . Ind Manag . . . Phi Gamma Delta. Paulik, Robert E . . . Oshkosh . . . Pharm . . . Tf Oshkosh . . . WPhS, Treas. Paulsen, Rodney A . . . Racine . . . Hist. Pauly, John M . . . Madison . . . Mech Engr . . . ASME: SAE. Pavelce, Frank L . . . Grand Marsh .... A gr . . . Babcock Dairy Sei, Dairy Judging Tm . . . St Paul's Co-op . . . Hanley Hse, Pres: Delta Theta Sigma. Payne, David L . . . Stoughton . . . Econ . . . Tf XVestminster Col- lege . . . Alpha Phi Omega . . . BVU . . . Canterbury Cb . . . Beta Theta Pi, Libr, Hist. Peal, Richard A . . . Green Bay .... A cet . . . Beta Alpha Psi: Fin Coordinator Homecoming, NROTCg Phi Sigma Delta, Hse Mgr, Treas. Pcarjon, Janet . . . Baraboo . . . Soc Wk . . . Tf Stephens College St Francis Hse, Altar Guild Chmg Badger Christian Flwsp, Contact Chm. Pearson, Charles W . . . Maywood, Ill .... Elec Engr . . . Tf Purdue . . . IRE, ASEE . . . Polygon Bd, Pub Rel Comm, IF Coun, Engr Exposition . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Pearson, John XV . . . Kirkwood, Mo .,.. Econ . . . Student Senate Comm . . . XVis Previews . . . Sigma Chi, Sec. Peek, Gloria J . . . Racine . . . Home Ec . . . Tf Racine , . . Euthenies, Home Ee HS Day, Hooters Sailing. Peek, Phillip V . . . Watertown . . . Elec Engr. Peebles, William R . . . Oconomowoc . . . Agr . . . Saddle and Sir- loin, Badger Crops and Soils , . . Delta Theta Sigma. Pelton, Richard D . . . Janesville . . . Civ Engr . . . ASCE, Fresh Gp Leader . . . Delta Upsilon, Record Sec. Penhale, Betty Lou . . . Chicago, Ill .,.. Psych . . . Tf North Park Jr College . . . Badger Staff. Penniston, Dean T . . . Madison . . . Econ . . . Tf Platteville . . . BVO. Perkins, Wayne J . . . Dodgeville . . . Acct . . . Tf Platteville . . . Beta Alpha Psi. Perlman, Miriam . . . Oak Park, Ill .... Speech Ther . . . Sigma Alpha Eta . . . Union Film Comm . . . ISA. Perloff, Meryl G . . . New Orleans, La .... Art . . . Tf H Sophie Newcomb College . . . Gamma Alpha Chi, Pan Hel Rep . . . Union, Usher . . . Villa Maria, Judicial Bd Rep, Alpha Epsilon Phi. Perrigo, John M . . . Beloit . . . Econ . . . Ins Soc, IF Rel Comm . . . Phi Gamma Delta, Soc Chm. Peter, Donald J . . . Lake Geneva . . . Ind Manag . . . Ins Soc, Advance of Mang, Fin Soc . . . Delta Sigma Pi, Sec. Petersen, Constance K . . . Kenosha . . . Sec Ed . . . Tf Kenosha . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Soph Honors . . . Baptist Student Cen, Inter-Varsity . . . Union Music Comm, Sec, French Cb, VVis Film Soc, Mock UN Conf . . . Barnard Hall, Exec Comm. Peterson, Gordon L . . . Mandan, N. Dakota . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf N. Dakota State . . . ASME . . . Sigma Chi. Peterson, Harvey A . . . Hayward . . . Civ Engr . . . ASCE . . Fallows Hse, Athl Chm. Peterson, James R . . . Medford . . . Acct . . . Beta Alpha Psi . . NDTA. Peterson, Richard E . . . Viroqua . . . Acct . . . BVO. Peterson, Roy O . . . Neenah . . . Com . . . BVO, Real Estate ci: Home Bldg Club, SAM. PF ANKUCK f PROSSER Pfankuek, Marjorie B . . . Menaslia . . . Hist . . . Eta Kappa Lambda . . . MHA, Y P, Cabinet, Ed dz Scholar Comm, Pers Comm . . . Wis Previews, Union Forum Comm, See, Soc Forum . . . Sliehter Hall Chorus, MHA Rep. Pfister, Marilyn R . . . Milwaukee . . . Comp Lit . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . l'nion, Pub Rela Comm. Phillips, Gene A . . . Racine . . . Pers Mngr . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon. Pieehiottino, JohI1 B . . . lNIilwaukee . . . Elem: Engl' . . . Tf Mil- waukee . . . SSE, MHA Radio Club, V P, Soph Honors . . . New- man Club. Piehl, Riehard A . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . SAME, V P . . . Choir Coun . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon. Pieree, David A .... A rlington, Ya .... Baet . . . Tf William Ai Alary . . . Ifniv Chorus. Piering, W'alter F . . . Blilwaukee . . . Psych . . . Tf Milwaukee. Pines, Naomi J . . . New York, N.Y .... Soc Vl'k . . . Soc Wk Cb, Prom Deeor, Promo . . . Hampton Hse, Soo Chm, Campus Car- 111val Chm. Pinion, Matthew L . . . lIarshfield . . . Civ Engr . . . ASCE. Piszezek, James W . . . Beaver Dam . . . Market . . . Market Cb . . . Vilas Hse, Athl Chm, Delta Sigma Pi, Soc Chm. Pitseh, Ronald D . . . Chippewa Falls . . . Meeh Engl' . . . ASBIE . . . Baseball. Pittelman, Gail R . . . Milwaukee . . . See Ed . . . Tf Milwaukee Pi Lambda Theta. Pittz, Philip E . . . Madison . . . Market . . . Market Club, Hoofers, Baseball, Delta Upsilon. Pizer, Jane R . . . Madison . . . Eng . . . Ti' Wiayne State. Plater, Naney J . . . Milwaukee . . . El Ed . . . Tf Northwestern . . . A Cappela Choir . . . Kappa Delta. Pleier, Rosanne . . . Madison . . . Pharm . . . Kappa Epsilon, V P, Prof Pan Hel, See, WPhA . . . Kappa Delta. Pletzke, Marvin C . . . llilwaukee . . . Journ . . . Tf llarquette . . . The New Idea, Bus Mgr . . . Dogrin Party, IF Pub . . . Theta Chi, See, Pub Chm. Plo Shirle ' M Green Ba ' Dittttirs Hi h Seh Day g,5 gi... .y... g . . . Newman Club . . . Robbins Hse, Pres. I Pope, William H . . . Evanston, Ill .... Com . . . IF Rel Comm, I' .A Prom Pub Chm, Tick Chm, Sr Coun . . . Sigma Chi. -f -' 1, Q A , V: Post, Robert A . . . Manitowoc . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Manitowoc ' . . . . ASME, SAE . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon. J .,, Postraw, Marsha R . . . Whiting, Ind .... Eng . . . Tf Columbia U . . . Sr Coun . . . Union Hse Comm, Film Comm, Seheders. Potter, Lynne . . . Milwaukee . . . Oee Ther . . . Sr Dolphins, Union Crafts Comm, DT Club .... A lpha Gamma Delta, Hse Pres. Powell, Fred A . . . iVaupun . . . Coin . . . Alpha Kappa Psi. . , 9. Powles, John G . . . Silver Lake . . . Fin . . . IF Pub Rela Comm, ' , 2 .V Inter Rela Comm . . . Provost Corps, Fin Ulf, Sgt-at-Arms . . . Fin Soc, lnsnr Soe, Hoofers Canoe Cb . . . Chi Phi, Pledge Trainer, See, Y Pres. ' I fs ,. 3 . lp .. , Pozorski, Naney A . . . Manitowoc . . . Aeet . . . Tf Nlanitowoe . . . WMHA: MHA Lib Comm . . . Sliehter, Treas, Chorus. Q 3' an fs. . ,rt ,gf r V it wwf ' 4 1 l Q Prell, Howard D . . . Tomah . . . Ag Ed . . . Alpha Zeta . . . W'is Country Mag . . . FFA, Blue Shield 4-ll Cb, Ag Student Coun . . . . Bashford Hse V P, Delta Theta Sigma. , . H. K, Q Price, Phyllis A . . . Cambria . . . Home Ee. ' 'W .L ' ':f' ' ' , 2, , . A - Pringle, Allison R . . . Madison . . . App Art . . . Tf Iowa State x il' M . . . Humor Promo Chm: Badger Bloek Design .... A lpha Chi I. f ,'. Umega. ' Z, -- Prio1', Douglas E . . . Oakland, Calif .... Com . . . NYSA: Special 7 Proj Diree, Elee Comm, Parents' Wkend Comm Chm . . . Foot- ball Mgr . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Y P. . Pritchard, Suzanne . . . Coral Gables, Fla .... Eng . . . Pan Hel j x Ball, Rep . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma, Troas. Q A p V A Proeknow, Charles O . . . Milwaukee . . . lXlarket . . . Fin Soeg .swf 1 u iz, ' if Insur Soeg Market Cb: NDTA . . . Badger . . . IF . . . Conover - 'qq f Hse, Soe Chm, Delta Sigma Pi, V P. I ,LE Prosser, Thomas J . . . Antigo . . . Agr Eeon . . . IF Coun, MHA ii 'ili A I A ' Pers Comm . . . Varsity Crew, W Club . . . Fallows Hse, Pres, J - Q 5 og Sor' Chin: Theta Delta Chi. Y P, Treas. . x me :W i 1 7 sig ,, 5311: A 'fm 1? We f , ,, , , A, I A ,P ' , N s ll , ,g ff, V '41 j mg,- z . ii f ' Z Wi f if - gf '3w!7 4'v 'P' Gr? W Q' , ,..,, 5, 1 ff f fff.. ie I M r I .f,w.fe' WMA ,f .H 3 . Y f ' wee . ga ' jf ,, 1 2. 'iii ,f ,ii xii i' A if lo fi Vuhu i . in l ,'IA A in Q , M A .-.., V f7i 5 ,V.g 462 PRYOR - REHM Pryor, Louetta M . . . Milwaukee . . . Soe Wk . ILS Pioneer, Badger . . . Women's Interhall Coun, AWS Big Sister, INAACI , Liz Waters Choir . . . Wesley Found . . . Elizabeth Waters, Pres, Personnel Chm, Delta Sigma Theta. Pum, Robert J . . . Milwaukee . . . Art Ed . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Fallows Hse, Tripp Hall, Pres, Soo Clnn. Pyron, Gail C . . . San Antonio, Texas , . . Musie . . . Tf U of Texas. Quandt, John C . . . Milwaukee . . . Geol . . . Tl' MilWai1kPC . - - Traek . . . Pi Kappa Alpha. Rahas, Tom . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . . PiYTau.Sign1a . . . YMCA: Newman Club: W Club . . . Football, Wrestling. R-tbl Norman E . . . Madison .... - Xgr Ed . . . Delta Theta Sigma . . . Blue Shield 4-H, FFA . . . CYD , . . Band . . . Hanley Hse, See. Ram-kow, Bette F . . . Plymouth . . . El Ed . . . Seheders, Treas. Radeeki, Chester M . . . Pulaski . . . Pharm . . . Tf Green Bay . . . Rho Chi, XYPhS. Radke, Steven F . . . Oshkosh . . . Com . . . LSA . . . SAM, Market Soe . . . Basketball, Baseball. Radtke, Sally . . . Fond du Lae . . . Corr Admin. Radue, Aubrey J . . . Two Rivers . . . Soc Wk. Raffel, James E . . . Madison . . . Fin . . . Fin Soe. Ragatz, Alice R . . . Madison . . . Speech Corr . . . Tf of Arkansas . . . Sigma Alpha Eta . . . Union Gallery Comm . . . Delta Gamma, Rush Couns. Ramlow, Lorna M . . . Wauwatosa . . . German . . . Prom Decor Comm ..., A lpha Xi Delta, Jour Corresp. Ramsey, Robert R . . . Eau Claire . . . El Ed . . . Tl' Eau- Claire . . . U Rel Coung LSA State Conv: Badger Bleek . . . Elizabeth VVaters Hall Comm Co-Urd Exee Coun. Ramthun, James E . . . Menomonee Falls . . , Mech Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . ASME, SSE. Rank, Donald F . . . NYestfield . . . Elec- Engr . . . AIRE, AIEE . . . ROTC Signal Corp. Rasmus, Ronald L . . . Chippewa Falls . . . Econ . . . Campus Car- nival, Humor, Homecoming Comm . . . Delta Upsilon, X Pres. Rasmussen, Clayton E . . . Hammond . . . Pharm . . . Tl' River Falls State . . . WPhS. Rasmussen, Douglas . . . Waukesha . . . Market . . . W Club, Golf . . . Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer. Rasmussen, Gerald E . . . Iris sville . . . Geal . . . Tl' Milton C allege . . . Italian, Ceol Clubs . . . Cardinal Hse, Hse Pres. Rasmussen, Glenn A . . . Stanley . . . Chem Engr . . . Wiesley Found . . . Three Squares Club . , . Wrestling. Rasmussen, Ruth A . . . Middleton . . . Child Dev . . . AWS Fash Show . . . LSA, Choir . . . Home Ee HS Day Comm. Ratkovie, Jaek M . . . Chicago, Ill .... Ind Manag . . . ISA, Pres, Campus Carnival Judge Chm: WSA Ring Chm, Previews Comm, Humorology Comm, Leadership Conf Comm, Treas . . . Hoofer Skating . . . Evans Scholar Hse, Pledge Trainer. Ratzlali, Donald D . . . Edgerton . . . Engr . . . IF Couneil . . . Provost Corps .... A SME . . . Phi Delta Theta, V P. Reber, Sue E . . . Blaek River Falls . . . Dee Ther . . . Dee Ther Ed . . . Union Crafts Comm, Dee Ther Club . . . Alpha Gamma Delta, Asst Rush Ching Sliehter Hall Serviee, Art Chm, Chorus. Rebholtz, Rosemarie . . . Edgerton . . . Home Ee Ed . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Phi Upsilon Omieron, Chaplain, Omieron Nu, V P, Phi Kappa Phi, Soph High Honorsg Euthenies Pres-Elect, Presg High School Home Ee Hospitality Day Jr Chm, Cen Chm, Blue Shield 4-Hg Mortar Bd . . . Home Ee Student Coun Pres, Ag-Home Ee Coord Comm . . . Newman Ch . . . Elizabeth Waters, Treas. Relostoek, David M . . . Waterford . . . Aeet ,... Tf Luther Col- lege .... A lpha Kappa Psi . . . Union Danee Comm, VVMHA . . . Swenson Hse, V P, Treas. Reeht, Sam J . . . Milwaukee . . . Amer Inst ,... Phi Sigma Delta. Regan, Patrieia A . . . Howard, R.I .... Eng . . . AYYS Pub Chm Chin, WAC Chmg Union See Forum Chmg Campus Chest, See, Prom Elec Co-Chm, Prom Queen Finalist, Wis Previews . . . Cam- ma Phi Beta. Rehfeld, Betty M .... Janesville . . . Home Ee . . . Euthenies. Rehm, Robert C . . . Lake Mills . . . Market . . , YMCA . . . Market Club. REICHELSDORFER f RECKOW Reielwlsdorfer, Peter W . . . Sheboygan . . . Nleeh Iillgl' . . . Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, Hoofers Silillllg . , . Assist Ed Wis Engr . . . Polygon Bd . . . Ind Exhibits CO-Clllll, Reid, .IORUI H . . . Plainfield . . . Dietetics . . . Pl1i Upsilon Omieron, Librar . . . Wvesley Fou11d Choir, Three Squares Club . . . Robbi11s Hse LIIIIOII Rep, See, 'l'reas, Pres. Reid, Rosemary . , . Alilwaukee . . . JOllI'Il . . . Tl' Alilwaukee . . . Theta Sigma Pl1i. See, filllllllltl Alpha Chi, Pres. II0lll14'I', Edward I .... Oshkosh . , . Light Bldg . . . Tf Oshkosh State. Reinboth, Karol J . . . IIIUIIKIRLIC, N.Y .... Home Ee . . . Phi Upsilo11 Oinierong P2111 Hel, omit-1-011 Nu, See. Reiiihardt, .IOIIII J . . . Plymouth . . . Civ Icllgl' . ASCE . . . ' illlg e. Remley, Barbara A . . . Maywood, Ill .... Home Ee Ed . . . AWS Publ Comm, Union Danee COIHIH . . . Delta Delta Delta. IiClltl,l'Il, IFIIOIHHS I ,... Green Bay . . . Com . . . Provost Corps . . . Richardson Hse, 'l'reas . . . Alpha Kappa Psi, Rho Umieron Tau. ILCIIK, Sue C . . . Sun Prairie . . . Home Ee Ed . . . Alpha Phi. Retzlatf, David R . . . VVauwatosa . . . Kline Illllgl' . . . IF Co111111, Pledge 'l'rain, Scholarsp . . . Phi fitlllllllil Delta, Ree See, Pledge 'l'rainer, Sehol Ch111. Retzlalf, Raymond I ,... Shorewood . . . Com . . . Pl1i Eta Sigma, Delta Sigma Rho, Treas . . . Forensic Pnion . . . Fresl1 Guide . . . Alil Ball, Tickets CIOIDIH . . . NDTA . . . 'l'heta Chi, Treas, Chap. Retzlatf, Richard A . . . Milwaukee . . . Fin . . . NDTA . . . Theta Chi. Rex, David L . . . Dewitt, NA' .,.. Nleeh Engr . . . Polygon Bd, ASME, Engr Exp, I,I'OII1 Pro . . . Hoofers Ski . . . Football, Gym- nasties . . . Beta Theta Pi. Reyes, Eliott O . . . Vega Baja, Puerto Rieo .... - Kg . , . Intrl Club, Latin Amer. Assn. Rheineek, Marilyn J , . . Fort Atkinson . . . El Ed. Riee, Melissa A . . . Lodi . . . El Ed . . . Seheders, Badger Bloek, Campus Carnival. Rice, Nlolly A . . . Stevens Point . . . Eng . . . 'l'l' St AIary's of Notre Dame . . . IYis Previews . . . Red Cross .... - Xnn Emery J11d cjlllfl. 1iII'll1II'll, 'Perry H . . . Rubieon . . . Civ Engr .... A SCE, Theta Tau, Treas, Regent. Riehards, James H . . . Brookfield . . . Alet Iillgl' . . . IYis Icllgl' Mag, Badger, Cardinal Photog . . . WSA, lIo111eeo1ning, I,I'0l1l Photogq NYSA Eleetion Comm, Cam Chin .... A SAI, Hooters, MHA, Camera Pres , . . Sigma Alpha Epsilo11. Richardson, Mary L . . . Cineinnati, Ohio . . . El Ed . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Pi Lanibda Theta . . . Badger . . . Student Gde, Rush Coun, Union Clillll, Sr Swingout PFOHIO . . . Kappa Alpha Tlieta, V P. Riekmeier, Carl H . . . Sheboygan . . . Market . . . Alarket Club, Fin Soe . . . Chi Phi, Treas. Ridgeway, Ann C . . . Fond llll Lac . . . Home Ee . . . Pl1i Epsilon Uniieron, Euthenies . . , Christian Sei Urg, Rieman, Barba1'a . , . Aladison . . . Hist, . . . Tl' Miami E . . . Mortar Bd, V Pres, Crucible: Pl1i Kappa Phi . . . New Student Wk, Cen Co-Chm: WSA, Welfare Comm, Ldsp Connng SLIC . . . Union, Dance Comm, Badger I1-e Review Co-Chmg Wis Previews . . . Delta fitllllflltl, See. Ri11gle, Elmer C . . . Sauk City . . . Dairy Illll . . . Delta 'Pheta Sigma. Ritla11d, Robert B . . . Chippewa Falls . . , Elee Icllgl' . . . 'Pi' Alil- waukee . . . VYesley Student Assoe . . . IlIl1l'I't' Squares Cb, AIEE, IRE . . . Cardinal Hse. Pres. Ritzenberg, Alvin H . . . Washington, D.C .... Chem Itlllgl' . . . AICE ..., A lpl1a Epsilo11 Pi. Roberts, Robert L . . . lll'UIl0l1lOXYOI' . . . All-eh Engr . . . 'l'f Alar- quette .... - XSAIE, Il'I'02lS. Robertson, Karen I .... Stilllglltllll . . . Home Ee . . , Tf Luther College . , . Pl1i Ppsilon llIHIt'I'UI1, Treas .... - XWS Comm . . . LSA, Choir . . . Ellsworth Ilse. Pres . . . B2lI'IltlI'll Hall, Hse Fellow. Robinson, 'l'i1nothy D . . . Milwaukee . . . Zoo . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . lloofers. Roehe, IAI2lI'gill'0l A . . . Baraboo . . . Psyeh . . . Psyeh Club, Pres, Chorus . . . BZiI'IltlI'lI Hall. Rot-k1nan. Rosalee AI . . . Madison . . . Art Ed . . . Blood Drive llllll Chmg Art Student League, 1,2111 Hel Conn: AWS, Big Sister . . . Anne Ernery Hall Homecoming Chmq Sigma Kappa Hse, Pres. Iitill Hel Rep. Reekow, Ronald . . . Lake Mills . . . Music' Ed . . . Phi Mu Alpha, V Pg III0UI'H2iI'I'l9lll ol' Song, Co-Chmg Band, Urehestra, Coneerl Band Pres. 'Q lf . itt of rf ' f X33 1 'tl AW f iii: 7 gi M K 12 Q .., ,.z': . . ' I 2? fa 1 .... 'wt 1 'GY I , 1- , j 3 I tf. I 1,, ,,1,,. I , l i 1 ' 1 1 , at f ,VVA e 1-A II I I I 3 ,r ' -gli fa 4. as gf ls gi wx , Tum ' M :., , A .. . y H , ., e A A 1- . ,,AM - - - in . ., l Z .A,. . , fl ' M y lf , s it ' Srl, ,Q 464 ca Ta, lf , 'F K I . ,.' 5 A . 5 Q l . flizla- rt. 1 Q We I . , , , , if I e G an --A . J W, a , .. vs' fs . A' ROEBER - RUFE Roeber, James L . . . XVausau . . . Intrll Rel . . . Tl' Wausau . . . Hoofers. Roeder, Richard L . . . Oshkosh . . . Com. Roehm, Donna M .... A ppleton . . . Bus Ed . . . Phi Chi Theta, Sec, Sr Swingout . . . Dolphins, Bowling Club, New Student Guide, lnsur Soc, Cheer Leader . . . Beta Phi, Treas. Roenitz, Vanda . . . Sheboygan . . . Med Tech .... A lpha Delta Theta, AWS Big Sister Comm . . . Delta Delta Delta, Soc Chm. Roeschen, Robert C . . . Racine . . . Pharm . . . WPhS, APhA. Rogers, Ralph F . . . Menomonie . . . Elec Engr . . . IRE, AIEE. Rohacek, Robert G . . . Racine . . . Market . . . Tl' Racine . . . Alpha Beta Sigma, Pres . . . BVU, Sec, ISA . . . LSA, Rohrer, Barbara l . . . Chicago, Ill .... Nurse . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Ticket, Fin Chm, Honors Luncheon, Soph Honors, Phi Kappa Phi: Sr Swingoutg O Chem Co Seholar Nursing Student . . . New Student Guide . . . U Chorusg MSNA . . . Wiskcts. Rolando, Thomas J . . . Downers Grove, Ill .... Pharm . . . Phi Eta Sigma. Rho Chi, WPhS, V P . . . Tennis. Rosenfeld, Stuart A . . . Madison . . . Chem Engr . . . Phi Eta Sigma, AIChE . . . Soph Honors . . . Arnold Air Soe . . . .Phi Sigma Delta. Rosenmeier, Gerald R . . . Madison . . . Corr Ad . . . Corr Ad Club Prog Chm. Rosholt, R Mei-Fei . . . Rosholt . . . Eng Ed . . . Wis Players See, Key Memg Nat Collegiate Players . . . Young Rep . . . LSA . . . Union, Theater Com, Directorate Chm . . . Elizabeth Waters, Rep. Ross, David A . . . Madison . . . Finance . . . Holy Name Soc, V P. Ross, Kenneth A . . . West Allis . . . Psych . . . Tf Milwaukee. Ross, Lawrence E . . . Marinette . . . Fin . . Tl' Marinette . . . Fin Soc . . . SAM . . . Hillel Found . . . Basketball, Mgr. Ross, Martha A . . . Park Ridge, Ill .... Eng . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma . . . Delta Gamma. Roth, Margene M . . . Sheboygan . . . Com . . . Tl' Sheboygan . . . Badger Block. Rothman, Seymour J . . . Rochester, N .Y .... Hist . . . Phi Eta Sigmag Soph Honorsg MACE, Phi Kappa Phi . . . Chm WSA lntr'lAlTairs Comm: SLIC, Gen Org Comm, Fin Advis Comm . . . Debate . . . Union Forum Comm . . . Mock Dem Conv, Chm. Rounds, Joan Z . . . Madison . . . Home Ec . . . Union Crafts Comm . . . Euthenics Club. Roussy, Diane G . . . Whitefish Bay . . . Home Ee . . . Prom Ct . . . Alpha Phi, See. Rowbotham, Norlan W . . . Walworth .... A g . . . Tl' Platteville . . . Dairy Judging Team, Saddle and Sirloin Club . . . Pi Kappa Alpha, V P, Hse Mgr, Rush Chm. Rowlands, David J . . . Johnson Creek . . . Phy Ed . . . Phi Epsilon Kappa, Alpha Phi Omega . . . MHA Pub Rel Comm . . . Seab- bard and Blade, Provost Corps . . . Baseball. Rozkalns, Teika . . . Waukesha . . . Comp Lit . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . Calvary Chorus . . . Intr'l Club, Chorus. Rubbert, William R ...A A ppleton . . . Poli Sci . . , Tl' lN'lenasha. Rubey, Helene M . . . Berwyn, Ill .... Speech Corr . . . Sigma Alpha Eta . . . Dolphin. Rubin, Avllllillll F . . . Milwaukee . . . Econ . . . NV Club . . . New- man Club. Rubouits, Lois A . . . Chicago, Ill .... Speech Corr . . . Sigma Alpha Eta, See , . . Alpha Epsilon Phi, See, Victoria Hse, Soc Chm, Rudnieki, Eugene H . . . Ojibwa . . . Acct . . . lnsur Soc. Rueckert, Sally B . . . Milwaukee . . . Span. Rueda, Santiago . . . Bogota, Columbia .... A gr Engr . . . Tf Univ de los Andes . . . Latin Amer Assoc, Chm. Ruediger, Dana L . . . LaCrosse . . . Eng . . . Union Library Comm Pan Hel Rush Conn, Fr Guide . . . Alpha Gamma Delta, Librar. Rufe, Dennis W . . . Wauwatosa . . . Mech Engr . . . Tl' lNlilwaukee. RUN KEL A SCHACHT Rullkel, IIlC'll21I'1l A . . . Madison . . . Pharnl . . . Tf LaCrosse . . . Pharnl Soe. Ruppill, Richard C . . . Jackson . . . Elec Engl' . . . Union Danee ' Comm, AIEE ..., r Allllltl. Tau Omega. Ruseh, Jllditll A . . . Sheboygan . . . Eng . . . Tf Sheboygan. ' Q ' Rush, Barrie J . . . Monroe, Mich. . . . Econ . . . Homecoming A V A g 9,1 Show Colnln . . . Pi Lambda Plli, See. YM A ' 1, ,I Russell, Jr, nay ll . . . wr-st Allis . . . Civ Engl' . . . 'rf Alilwalllae . . . ASCE Russett, Richard B . . . Milwaukee . . . Econ . . . Tf Florida Soutll- ern, William AL Mary . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Soc Cllm. A Russo, Vincent 0 . . . Milwaukee . . . Med Sci . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Phi Eta Sigllla . . . Young Dem. Rust, Thomas F . . . Medford . . . Acct . . . Beta Alpha Psi. Pig? ' Rllsy, Agnes M . . . Madison . . . El Ed . . . Newman Clllb, St. Panlls Choir . . . Girls Rifle Club, Treas, WRA, Dolphins, See, ' Show Comm . . . Barnard Chorus. Rnzansky, Irving . . . Flushing, N.Y .... Econ . . . Phi Sigma Delta. A Ryan, William J . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem Engr . . . Tau Beta Pi, A il' Phi Lambda Upsilon .... A ICE . . . Basketball Mgr. -- I ' up Sadowski, Thomas J . . . Racine . . . Chem Ellgr . . . Phi Eta Sigma, gf ' Tau Beta Pi, Alplla Chi Sigllla. - Saevre, Naney J . . . Orfordville . . . Home Ec . . . Phi Epsilon flI'11.lC1'0I'l, Ree See . . . LSA, Choir, Senate . . . Blue Shield . . . Barnard Hall, Judie Chm. Sagel', Jay H . . . Milwaukee . . . Acct . . . Beta Alpha Psi . . . Provost Corps . . . Alpha Epsilon Pi, Pres. Salberta, James L . . . Olean, N.Y .... Elec EHQI' . . . Tl St. Bolla- . 4 venture ..., A IEE. C . Salin, Roland V . . . Milwaukee . . . AIeeh Engl' . . . ASME . . A- Acacia. l Saltwiek, Sally A . . . Briggsville . . . Hist . . . Wesley Found, Three Squares Club, Young Rep . . . Lakota Hse, Soc Chm. , an 5 is I' 5 3 I .Q . .. I I, 3 -X .a-v, ' .M-3 .J Salzer, Robert J . . . Wausau . . . Anthro . . . Tf W'ausau . . . Alpha A Phi Omega . . . Forellsies. ' . ,. '- Sampson Joanne D . . . Aliddleton . . . Eng . . . LSA Choir . . . - ' , If Tf'i. Delta Zeta. ' 1 W . Sanderson, Robert L . . . Milwaukee . . . Poli Sci . . . Pi Lambda ,K ' '--,gf Phi. '- ' ' . - .i.i Sandy, Alyce G . . . RiC'lII11O!Iil, Ya . . . Eng . . . Cardinal . . . New 1 H Student Wk Gdeg AWS Big Sister . . . St Francis Hse . . . Lakota Hse, Pres, Jud Cllnl. Sapletal, James R . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Rho Chi . . . Pharm Soc. lg M ,M : G '1' .A Saueressig, Russell E .... A dell .... A g Ed . . . Badger Crops ek . . pl -f-f.,. Soils Cb, Pub cllllll, FFA: Men's Glee Cb . . . Delta Theta Sigma, 5' , in g gt' TM? Music Chm. rz- I ' Savagv, Howard 'l' . . . Brookfield . . . Elec Ellgl' . . . Tl' Milwaukee il: ii Q . . . Kappa Eta Kappa. 1 gg ' Savat, Naney M . . . W'oreestel', Mass . . . Soc Wvk . . . W'is Players, Soc Wk Cb . . . Hillel Found . . . Homecoming Comm . . . Hampton . Hse, Sec, Treas. ,gi Sawle, Frances E . . . lAlttZOIIl3,llll5 . . . Home Ec . . . Plli Upsilon , , IJIHICTOII . . . IQlltllClll0S, Home Ee Student Counc . . . Badger Club, See, Soc Clllll, Hodag, Sec, Pres. f Sawyer, Tom W . . . East Troy .... A g Engr . . . Soph Hon . . . PI'OIl1 Conllll, Market Club, Saddle and Sirloin . . . Plli Delta J. .-, Theta. Saxon Arllold . . . Madison . . . Econ . . . SAM, Fill Soc, BVU- Q x 5 'Pl I Sayles, Sarall A . . . Janesville . . . Soc . . . Ross Club, Badger Bloek. V I , Scallon, LeRoy S . . . Plaill . . . Eeon . . . Fin Soc, Insur Soe, I'nion 'J' S Play Circle . . . Boxing. A Scalzo, Anthony J . . . Kenosha . . . History. i e' Sehacht, Constance B . . . Elm Grove . . . Rel Art . . . Rel Art ' 'i Club, Pres, Eutheniesg WMHA . . . Chi Omega. - new Z 4 ,. ' 1 ,',, ,f y Q ' I , A .,,.. or-af A .E ., K ,M , .g A 465 SCHADE - SCHROEDER Schade, Barbara L . . . Elm Grove . . . Child Dev . . . Humorology . . . Alpha Phi, Corres Sec, Stand Chin. Schaefer, George VV . . . Madison .... - Xin Inst . . . Tf XYhitewater Harestoot, Play Circle, Chorus . . . Gymnastics . . . Theta Delta Chi, Soc Chm. Schaefer, Kenneth E . . . Bristol . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Eta Kappa Nu, Rec Sec, Presg Tau Beta Pi . . . IRE Schaldach, Fred A . . . LaCrosse . . . Med Sci . . . Track . . . Shower- man Hse, Pres, V P. Schamens, Maurice .I . . . Tolnah . . . Com . . . Arnold Air Soc . . . Fin Soc . . . Boxing Mgr . . . Phi Sigma Kappa, Treas, Pres. Scharpf, Otto H . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma . . . ASME. Schauder, Mary L , . . Clintonville . . . Hist . . . Sigma Kappa, Soc Chm, V P, Schee, Sally S . . . Blue Island, Ill .... Journ . . . Coranto . . . Uc- topus . . . Prom Pro Comm . . . Kappa Delta, Rush Chm Schefsky, Richard J . . . Manitowoc . . . Chem Engr . . . Tt' Car- roll College . . . AICE . . . Football. Scheid, Kenneth . . . Tomahawk . . . Mech Engr . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, Soph Honors, ASME . . . Delta Upsilon, Corres Sec. Schelong, Fredric VV . . . Madison . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . ASME, SAE. Schieldt, Shaldon A . . . Edgerton .... A gr Ed . . . FFA . . . XVrest- ling . . . ISA. Schindler, Elsa L . . . Monroe . . . Eng . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Lambda Theta, Phi Beta Kappa . . . French Club, Young Dem, Acad Freedom, Hoofers . . . Ann Emery Hall, Treas, French Hse, V Pres. Sehirmang, Janet C . . . Bloomington . . . Child Dev . . . Tf Stout State College . . . Euthcnicsg Three Squares Club . . . Wesley Stu- dent Found . . . Beecroft Hse Pres. Schlosstein, Kent T . . . Cochrane . . . Poli Sci . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . . Union Forum Comm, Future Speakers Chm, IF Coun . . . YGOP, Exec Comm, Athenaean Soc, Pres . . . Alpha Delta Phi. Schmaedick, Ronald A . . . Chicago, Ill .... Comm . . . Tt' Wright College . . . SAM, Nautilus Soc . . . Newman Club . . . Crew . . . Sigma Phi, V P. Schmidt, Harry WY . . . Eagle River . . . Mech Engr . . . SAE. Schmidt, Keith O . . . Aianitowoc . . . Psych . . . Tf Manitowoc . . . Rifle Team . . . Psi Upsilon. Schmidt, Robert H . . . Manitowoc . . . Acct . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Beta Gamma Sigma, Beta Alpha Psi, Soph High Honors. Schmitt, Alice A . . . Madison . . . Speech Corr . . . St Paul's Chapel . . . Sigma Kappa, V P. Schmitt, Alton R . . . Sheboygan . . . Met. Engr . . . Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Amer Foundry Soc, MM Cb, Pres . . . IF Rela, Ching Greek Wk Comm, Homecoming Pub Comm . . . Mil Ball, Fin Sub Chm . . . AIME, ASM . . . Phi Gamma Delta. Schmitt, George A . . . Beaver Dam . . . Comm . . . Market Cb, Treasg Insur Soc, Chorus . . . Newman Cb . . . Alpha Tau Omega. Schmitt, Robert L . . . Phelps . . , Psych . . . USF, Pres . . . Crew. Schmitz, .Iames R . . . Sparta . . . Econ . . , Sigma Umicron Beta . . . Provost Corps . . . Swenson Hse Ath Chm. Schober. Earl R . . . Port Washington . . . Psych . . . Ti' Milwaukee . . . Mether Hse, Pres. Schockmel, Gerald F . . . Stoughton . . . Com .... A lpha Kappa Psi, Market Club, Ad Club. Schoewe, Roy E . . . Milwaukee . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Phi Eta Sigma, AIEE. Schott, Paul F . . . Nekoosa . . . Agr Engr . . . Agr Student Coun . . . ASAE Sec, Ed . . . Babcock Hse, Pres, Treas. Schomburg, Ronald E . . . Durand . . . Mech Engr . . . Tt' L' of Minnesota . . . Pi Tau Sigma, ASME. Schommer, Thomas E . . . Appleton . . . Market- Research . . . Tf Menasha . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Kappa Psi, Market Club. Schrankel, Bernice A . . . Shell Lake . . . Bus Ed . . . Phi Chi Theta, Iris Corp . . . Calvary Lutheran, Choir, Pub, Hostess, Recp. Schroeder, E. Joyce . . . Marinette . . . .Iourn . . . Tf Marquette . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigmag Theta Sigma Phi, V P . . . Cardinal . . . Prof Pan Hel, Coranto, Chorus . . . WSA Public Rela, Matrix Banquet Arrange Chm, Campus Carnival. SCHROEDER f SEARLES Schroeder, Gene F . . . Bangor . . . Agr Ed . . . Tf LaCrosse State. Schroeder, James H . . . Vivauwatosa . . . Civ Engr . . . Tf Mar- quette . . . Newman Club, Pres . . . ASCE. Schroeder, Marvin I. . . . Madison . . . Geol. . . . Madison . . . Phil . . . Mortar Bd: Phi Pres, Sigma Epsilon Sigma . . . Cardinal, Pres . . . Orehcsis, Pub Chm . . . Kappa Schroeder, M Claudia Kappa Phi, Crucible, Badger, Cardinal Bd, Kappa Gamma. . . . Madison . . . Bact . . . Basketball . . . Schroeder, Norman C Richardson Hse, V P, Soc Chm. . . . Madison . . . Music Ed . . . Phi Mu Schroeder, Richard H Alpha, Pres, Sinfonia . . Orchestra. . Concert, Marching Band, Arranger, Schroeder, Robert D . . . Augusta . . . Civ Engr . . . Ti' Eau Claire. Schuetz, Allen YV . . . Monroe . . . Zoo . . . United Student Flwsp . . . Alpha Gamma Rho, Alumni Sec. Schuetz, Alvin E . . . Monroe .... A gr . . . Babcock Dairy Sei, Meat Judging Tm . . . Alpha Gamma Rho, Rush Chm. Schulist, Joseph B . . . Custer . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf Stevens Point . . . Newman Club . . . Phi Kappa. Schulte, Frank H . . . Pewaukee . . . Hort . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Union, Soc Comm., Folk Fiesta Chm . . . Newman Club . . . Delta Theta Sigma, House Rep. Schulte, Werner S . . . Lake Mills . . . Econ. Schultz, Joanne M . . . Neenah . . . El Ed . . . Schedersg WSA, Student Ode, AVVS, Sr Swingout, Coeds Wk, Fund Drive, Fash Show . . . Elizabeth Waters, Soc Chm, Chi Omega, Sec. Schultz, Robert A . . . Westfield . . . Econ . . . Tf Stevens Point, Stout College . . . Insur Soc. Schultz, Roy J . . . Hales Corners . . . Agr. Schultz, William B . . . Waterloo . . . Civ Engr . . . ASCE . . . NYis Engr. Schultze, Mary S . . . Oconomowoc . . . El Ed. Schumacher, Duane P . . . Cashton . . . Poli Sei . . . Newman Club . . . BVO, Campus Carn, Humor . . . Beta Theta Pi. Schuman, Glen YV . . . Kohler . . . Mech Engr ...A A SME . . . Theta Chi. Schuman, Paul E . . . State ..., A IME, Theta Tau. Antigo . . . Min Engl' . . . Tf River Falls Schumpert, Carol Bowling Club, VVRA . . . Pi Beta Phi. . . . Madison . . . El Ed . . . Orchestra, Y P, Schwabe, LeRoy J . . . Milwaukee . . . Market . . . Market Cb . . . Fin Soc . . . Newman Cb . . . Chi Phi, Sec, Soc Chm. Schwall, Richard E . . . Mukwonago . . . Agr . . . Saddle and Sir- loin, Pres, Vet Sci, Pres, Ag Student Coun, FFA, State V P . . . Mil Ball Staff . . . Football . . . Delta Theta Sigma, Hse Mgr. Schwanke, Duwane C . . . Fond du Lac . . . Acct . . . Tf Oshkosh . . . SAM, Fin Soc. Schwartz, Herschel Nl . . . Blilwaukee . . . Nled Sei . . . Phi Eta Sigma. Schwarze, Kaye J . . . Waukesha . . . El Ed . . . Pi Lambda Theta, Soph Honors . . . Union, Music Comm . . . PSC, Chm, WMHA, Badger Block . . . Slichter, Pub Chm, Ellsworth Hse, See, Treas. Schwede, Lynn A . . . Marion ..., A cct . . . Beta Alpha Psi . . . MHA Store, Asst Mgr, Insur Soc . . . Showerman Hse, Treas. Schwenker, Sally R . . . Madison . . . Eng . . . Union Big Dance Comm, Pub Chm, Monte Carlo Chm, Prom Promot Comm, Enter- tainers Old . . . ILS Coun . . . Alpha Chi Omega, Librar. Schwertz, Courtney . . . Mayville . . . Agr . . . FFA, Pres . . . Delta Theta Sigma. Scribner, Karen M . . . Comstock . . . Eng . . . Wesley Found . . . Chorus. Scullion, Carole C . . . Highland . . . Home Ee . . . Tf Edgewood College . . . Chorus, Day, Contacts Comm . . . Newman Cb . . . Ketterer Hse, Soc Chm. Euthenies, AYYS Big Sister, Home Ee HS Searles, Patricia J . . . Madison . . . French . . . VVis Players . . . French Hse, Soc Chm. '. - f ili.: f if .,.. 1 ' ,' 1 2 L4 r We me me it .5 .5 'Ui 'an 2'- ' if S 42' If ,W X E. L.. - U A Q iiigiif it I as 2 .., . . e at Q . . 467 gi' 23 . by F me We Q , iwff fi M ,QA , Q, , , ,qlb , A g gp 'S+ 7 Z ii i Mg' Qfgwlga I H :if I gi 1. 22 ' 7 T1 Ti wi , QE, X, 2 if V 2 W .f 4' V - , 3 . as v' .Q'f 0' A ' I . ,I as . A iiiie 2 , had 468 wr, ' ,ak . '52 li? 53 H . Q W if i S . Q , 4 14 SEATON e SIMONSON Seaton, Clarence A . . . Madison . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Beloit College . . . Pi Tau Sigma, ASME . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon. Seehafer, Richard VV . . . Marshfield . . . Eeon . . . Sr Coun, Prom Special Arr Chin, Homecoming Promot Comm, IF Athl Chm, Ag Econ Club . . . Beta Theta Pi. Sehler, Burton . . , Sheboygan . . . Med Sei . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Delta Epsilon. Selberg, Robert N . . . Marshfield . . . Acct . . . Tf Green Bay . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Beta Alpha Psi, See, Beta Gamma Sigma, Soph Honors . . . Insur Soc . . . Lafollette Hse, Treas. Selke, Edward N . . . Sheboygan . . . Chem. Sell, Jackson H . . . Ueonomowoc . . . Mech Engr . . . ASME . . . Student Sen, WSA Pub Chm, Prom Promotion Co-Chm, New Student Guide . . . Swenson Hse, Y P, See, MHA Soc Comm . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Selsberg, Charles . . . XYausau . . . Econ . . . Trans Club. Senol, Havva Huriye . . , Illllll, Turkey . . . Home Ee Ed . . . Tf Turkey. Senske, Roger A . . . XYest Allis . . . Chem Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . AIChE. Servais, Howard M . . . Green Bay . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Green Bay . . . SAE . . . Spooner Hse, Treas, Soc Chm. Seward, Janet L . . . Berlin . . . Nursing. Seyberth, Leonard D . . . Eau Claire . . . Econ . . . IF Relations Comm, VVSA Fin Comm, Human Rights Comm, Prom 'Tickets Comm . . . Sigma Chi, Soc Chm, Exec Coun, Pledge Trainer. Seybold, Patricia J . . . Berwyn, Ill . . . Home Ee . . . Tf Morton Jr College . . . DAMES. Seymour, James IJ . . . Kenosha .... A ect . . . Tf Kenosha. Shadduek, Ione G . . . New London . . . Phy Ed . . . VVRA, Pub Chm, Red See, V P . . . ISA. Shaw, John Thomas . . . hlilwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Tf llilwaukee . . . XVPhS. Shellman, Frederic-k IJ . . . Ueonto Falls . . . Hist. Shelp, Weldon D . . . XYQ-yawega . . . Med Sci . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Soph Honors . . . MHA, Bus, Ed and Sch, Commons Comm . . . Pres House Choir . . . Cardinal, Marching Bands . . . Phi Chi, Fallows Hse, See. Shepherd, Janet R . . . Ueonomowoe . . . Home Ee . . . Euthenies, Blue Shield, Rec Chm . . . Country Mag, Home Ee Ed, Home Ee Coun . . . New Student Wk Gde, Pan Hel Ball Arrang Comm, Pub Comm, Ag Home Ee Banq, Home Ee HS Day . . . Delta Zeta, Asst Hse Pres, See. Sherman, David E . . . Fond du Lae . . . Pharm . . . Rho Chi . . . WPhS, Pres, Pharm School Sr Class Pres . . . Beta Theta Pi, Corres See, Song Leader. Sherman, Lois . . . Milwaukee . . , Speeeh Corr . . , Phi Beta, Rush Chm, XYis. Players, Jr Urehesis . . . Lincoln Lodge, SOC Chm. Shipman, Anne IJ . . . Milwaukee . . . Nat Sei . . . Phi Kappa Phi, Eta Kappa Lambda, Mortar Bd, Treas . . . Hoofers Ski Club, Canoe Club . . . Interdorm Coun. Shivers, S Michael . . . Madison ..., A gr . . , Channing-llurray Club . . . Hoofers Archery, Sholts, Jane Ann . . . Appleton . . . Journ . . . Tf Menasha . . . Cor- anto, Corres See, Y Pres . . . Cardinal . . . Sr Swingout, Chorus. Shumway, Dean R . . . Kenosha . . . Corr Admin . . . Corr Admin Club. Siekler, Dale D . . . Schofield . . . Aeet . . . Tl' Central. Siepmann, Marguerite J . . . Menomonee Falls . . . Home EC . . . Home Ee Fash Show, Related Art Comm, AWS Fash Show, Ushers Comm, Clothing Comm, Personnel Comm, Pan Hel Rush Coun, Ball Decor Comm, New Student Wk Cde, Euthenies . . . Kappa Alpha Theta, Pres. Sievers Peter L . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem Engr . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . AlChE . . . SSE . . . Turner Hse, Treas. Simkowski, Robert A . . . Chicago, Ill .... Econ . . . Insur Soc, Fin Soc . . . NIJTA . . . Football . . . llelta Sigma Pi, V P. Simon, Bernard S . . . Seheneetady, N.Y .... Elee Engr . . , Tf Siena College . . . Kappa Eta Kappa . . . Hillel Org. Simonson, Riehard E . . . Madison . . . Com . . . XV Club, Football. Simonson, Sonja Anne . . . Madison . . . Hist-Eng . . . Kappa Delta. SIMPSON - SPICER Simpson, Sondra J . . . Monroe . . . El Ed . . . Symphony Orchestra, Sr Dolphins. Sivasubramanyam, S . . . Ootacamvnd, India . . . Ed. Skaar, Doris I . . . hladison . . . E1 Ed . . . New Student tide . . . Chorus, Union News Bureau Comm . . . Badger Block . . . Delta Zeta, Corres Sec. Skadulis, Arnis . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem. Skinner, Philip C . . . Rockford, Ill .... Econ . . . Badger, Photog, Assoc Ed, Ed . . . Delta Tau Delta, Soc Chm. Skud, Rita J ...A - Xntigo . . . Soc VVk . . . Fresh Hon, Soph Hon . . . ISA, Human Rela Comm . . . Union Hse Comm, Wis Players . Hampton Hsc, Sec. Slctteland, George B . . . PigeoI1 Falls . . . Econ . . . Fin Soc . . . Badger Party, Campaign Mgr . . . Provost Corps . . . LSA . . . Crew . . . Botkin Hse, Soc Chm, Siebecker Hse, Pres, Hse Pres Conn, Sigma Nu. Sletteland, Martha VV . . . Princeton, NJ .... El Ed . . . St Francis Hse, Choir, Dee Chm . . . Human Rel Comm, Campus Chest, Blood Drive, Wis Dames . . . Chi Omega, Civic, Soc, Vocat Chm. Slickman, David D . . . hladison . . . lIeeh Idllgl' . . . Crew . . . Theta Chi. Sloan, James F . . . LaGrange Park, Ill .... Com . . . Insur Soc, Bd Direc . . . Badger, Photog . . . Student Guide, Homecoming Pub, WSA Human Relations Comm . . . Delta Tau Delta. Smith James H . . . Rid ewa f . . . Food Tech . . . Newman Club y 3 3 . . . Food Tech Club. Smith, Larry L . . . Viroqua . . . Dairy Indust . . . Transp Corps, Mil Ball, Crt of Honor Chm . . . Richardson Hsc, Pres, Soc Chm, Sigma Nu. Smith, Llonamae E . . . Mauston . . . El Ed . . . LSA, Choir. Smith, Robin A . . . Marinette .... A mer Inst . . . Dist IV Sen, Natl Student Assoc Coord, Pers Prom Comm, WSA, Sec . . . Union Placement Comm, Intrl Club . . . Delta Gamma, Treas. Smith, Ruby V . . . VVausau . . . Eng . . . Tf Wausau . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Soph Honors . . . Calvary. Smith, Sandra J . . . Madison . . . See Ed . . . Tf Miami U . . . Badger . . . AWS, Advise Bd, Sec, Coedls Wk, Sec-Treas, Sr Swingout Promots Chm . . . VVSA: Badger Block Cards Chm, Design See, Prom Elect Comm, Fresh Gde . . . Jr Dolphins . . . Union Dance Comm . . . Hooters, Sail, Canoe Club . . . Kappa Alpha Theta, Activ Chm. Smock, Susan L . . . Tarentum, Pa . . . Speech Corr . . . Sigma Alpha Eta . . . Union Dance Comm . . . Kappa Delta, Soc Chm, Rush Couns. Sneider, Donald G . . . Sheboygan . . . Econ . . . Fin Soc, Insur Soc, SAM. Snell, John B . . . Madison . . . Chem Engr . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Soph Honors . . . United Student Flwsp .... A IChE . . , Pi Kappa Alpha, Hist. Sobek, John J . . . Muscoda . . . Acct . . . Beta Alpha Psi . . . Tripp, Treas. Sobol, Chester . . . Kenosha . . . Met Engr . . . Tf Kenosha . . . MM Club, ASM . . . Alpha Tau Omega. Solano, Pablo F . . . Bogota, Columbia, S.A .... Agr. Solsrud, Glenn A . . . Madison . . . Econ . . . Union Placement Comm, Music Comm, Parents' Wkend Promot Comm, Prom Promot Comm, New Student Pub Coord, Campus Carn Clown Comm . . . LSA . . . Haresfoot . . . Theta Chi. Sonju, Marlene K . . . Milwaukee . . . Psych . . . ISA Choir . . . Entertain Cld, Dance Comm . . . Alpha Gamma Delta. Soref, Richard A . . . Milwaukee . . . Elec Engr . . . Tl' L' of Chicago . . . AIEE. Sorenson, William A . . . Madison . . . Com . . . NDTA, Seabbard and Blade, Pres, V P, Mil Ball King . . . Insur Soc . . . Football, Boxing . . . Sigma Chi. Sorenson, George L . . . Madison . . . Acct . . . Beta Camma Sigma, Pres, Beta Alpha Psi . . . Comm Student Coun. Sougstad, Daniel F . . . Milwaukee . . . Elec Engr . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . IRE, MHA Radio Club . . . Newman Club. Speekhard, Mark E . . . Clintonville . . . Med Sci . . . Tf Washington. Spellman, Jr, Paul J . . . Madison . . . Elec Engr . . . Eta Kappa Nu. Spence, Joseph R . . . Charles City, Iowa . . . Chem Engr . . . VVrest- ling. Spicer, Dana J . . . Pittsburgh, Pa ...., A rt Ed . . . Tl' Centenary Jr College , . . Union Campus Chest Comm, Dance Comm, Student tide, Badger Olympics, Pub Chm ..., A nn Emery Hall, Soc Chm, Alpha Phi. . 3 ,c Ma ,,,, ,,, , M X 4 .,., 9.- 4 ,,, ,,, , , '96 fa if 'Tr Y V H M ' of 3 H' :i'g: f. 1 9? 4 - Q .I l ty. M . a wp, 1 .. ' an 5' xl lc: .399 ie 9. T ' 5 .. 'ii 45,5 K, P .':f. :: s Q1 Q' 3 , 1, xi' , , ' 'f . f:a.z,- - ..-- 1, ,. .::,fk. ,1f' r H ag, f, :man .. sa ' , 4' if 'Y 3,2155 Ka ,F . ag ,-f- , -170 'lf s , if K Vrk. in .s .,.., , as ,. , ,. ,H 1, ,, in Q' if -f ' g g r ze, . ,. i, 3 ., .x,.L,, sf , A,, , cr, f y, :iii-9 sf . , fe is A : I ,1le,.t.,.. 6 :'-A A I 4' ::' i .-.v Af' 4 UH 3 hw, 5, SPICUZZA 3 STEUSSY Spicuzza, Barbara J . . . IYauwatosa . , . Home Ee . . .Student Guide, Home Ee HS Day, Pan Hel Ball Dcor . . . Alpha Chi Omega, Rush Chm. Spiegelberg, Harry L . . . Larsen . . . Chem Engr . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Soph Honors, Sr Honors . . . AIChE . . . Swenson Hse, Pres, Treas, Soc Chm, Alpha Chi Sigma. Spilka, Judith . . . Cleveland, Ohio . . . Soc . . . Union Dance Comm, Prom Pub, Pan Hel Ball, Union Usher, Badger Olympics, Mock UN . . . Shepard Hall, Soc Chm. Spink, Charles H . . . Platteville . . . Chem . . . Ti' Platteville State . . . AChS. Sponholz, Lorraine E . . . Madison . . . Soc Wk . . . Cardinal . . . Symphony Orch, Union, Entertain Gld, Open Hse Com, Campus Chest Comm, Badger Block . . . Delta Zeta, Activ Chm. Sponholz, Robert R ,... Madison . . . Psych . . . Badger, Photo Ed . . . Phi Kappa, Soc Chm. Sporakowski, Virginia C . . . Milwaukee . . . Sec Ed . . . Soph Honors. Stabelfeldt, Dave J . . . Milwaukee . . . Agr . . . Campus Carn . . . Cross County Tm . . . Delta Theta Sigma, Sec, Soc Chm, Pub Chm. Stacey, Vlvilliam R . . . Fond du Lac . . . Acct . . . Tf Klarquette . . . Fin Soc, Klarket Cb, SAIXI, SSE, Insur Soc, NIHA Store Bd, Pub Rel Comm, Hse Pres Coun . . . Jones Hsc, Pres, Y P, Delta Sigma Pi. Stade, John H . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem . . . Tf LaCrosse . . . Hoofers, Geology Club, German Club .... A eacia. Stafford, Thomas S . . . Madison . . . Elec Engr . . . Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Treas . . . Seabbard and Blade . . . AIEE, IRE . . Kappa Eta Kappa, Sec, Rush Chm. Stahl, Keith J . . . Appleton . . . Labor Mngt . . . Tl' Menasha . . SAM . . . Delta Sigma Pi. Stange, Frank K . . . Loyal . . . Pharm . . . Tf Stevens Point . . Rho Chi . . . VVPhS. Stanton, John S . . . Wisconsin Dells . . . Elec Engr . . . AIEE, IRE, Corr Sec . . . Newman Club . . . Hoofer's, Sailing, IVBIHA . . . Bashford Hsc, Sec, Treas. Stark, David C . . . VVisconsin Rapids . . . Geog . . . Tf Stevens Point. Staufl, Miriam K . . . Wauwatosa . . . Sec Ed . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Soph High Honors, Scheders . . . Campus Chest Publ Comm, VVSA Public Relat. Steckelberg, Richard A . . . Lodi . . . Phy Ed . . . Phi Epsilon Kappa . . . ROTC Mil Police . . . Baseball. Steele, Morton F ...i A rgonne . . . Elec Engr . . . BVO, Xew Student Guide, AIEE . . . Triangle, Mgr, Steward. Stefifensmeier, Marlene M . . . Cedar Falls, Iowa .... Ai pp Art . . . Tf Clarke College .... A lpha Chi Omega. Stegman, Russell W . . . Portage . . . Mech Engr . . . SAME, ASME. Steidl, Mary Ann P . . . Menasha . . . El Ed . . . AWS, Kappa Delta. Stein, Dolores H . . . Menasha . . . Journ . . . Tf Menasha . . . Coranto, Prof Pan Hel. Steinbach, Sandra J . . . Evanston, Ill .... Occ Ther . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Soph Honors . . . Union 770 Cb, Usher Chm, Campus Chest Comm. Steiner, Richard J . . . Richland Center . . . Civ Engr .... ' XSCE. Steinhauer, John R . . . Madison . . . Com. Steinhorst, Roger A . . . Janesville . . . Psych . . . Tf Vliartburg . . . IF Conn, LSA, YMCA, Pub Rel Comm . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Stenklyft, Gerald H . . . VVausau . . . Elec Engr . . . AIEE . . . Kappa Eta Kappa. Stephenson, Nancy M . . . Wausau . . . Art . . . Tf Wiausau . . . Wis Players, Hoofers, Orchesis . . . Elizabeth lVaters, Exec Coun. Stern, Gail M . . , Bronx, N.Y .... Foren, Delta Sigma Rho Foren Tourn . . . Wis Studio Players, UN Conf, WSA Ldsp Conf, Student Sen Dist II, IV, VVSA Academic Freedom VVk Speaker, VVSA Stu- dent Gov Sehola . . . Hillel Found Chm . . . VVillison Hsc, ISA Rep, Three Squares. Stern, Renee E . . . Vllauwatosa . . . Soc VVk . . . Summer Prom, 770 Club Entertain Chm, Homecoming Promo, Vllinter Prom, Entertain Gld Chm, Soc Wvk Club. Steul, Lor11a J . . . Madison . . . El Ed . . . Tf Douglass College . . . Union Comm, Crafts, Badger Block . . . Chi Omega. Steussy, Mary E . . . Madison . . . Eng . . . Tf-Colorado U . . . Car- dinal . . . USF. STEVENS A TACKE Stevens, .loan M . . . llelavan . . . Speech and Eng . . . Wayland Club . . . Dolphins . . . Delta Delta Delta. Stevens, -lllllll P . . . LaCrosse .... A Xcct . . . IF Coun . . . Insur Soc . . . Alpha Tau Omega. Y P, St,0VK'l'llNx1', Emmett J . . . Easton, Minn .... Agr .... A Xlpha Zeta . . . Saddle and Sirloin Ch, Little Intrl Gen Cllln . . . Livestock Judging Team. Stewart, Mal'tlla M . . . Eau Claire . . . Rec . . . Eta Kappa ll2LIXllJll1i7 Pres. . .Vi'sa Sec, Student Serv 8: Wi-l Comm, Soo Student cillllllll, J larents Wkcnd Pres Reccp Comm Chm, New Student Cdr-g Wis Previews, Student Fact clflllllll Ed Affairs, ANVS Sl' Swingout- l,l'0lll0i C0-Clllll . . . WRA, Bowling Chg lloofer Sailing . . . Elizahetll Waters Hall, Per Chm. Stewart, Vicki Cohen . . . Madison . . . Speech . . . l'nion, Studio Play, Film COIHIH . . . Victoria Ilse, Sec, V Pres, Alpha Epsilon Plli, Rush Cllm. Sticde, XYayne l ,... NYauliesha . . . Elec Engr . . . Eta Kappa Nu, Y Pres: AIEE, IRE, Y Pres. Stillman, Mary E . . . Oshkosh . . . Hist . . . Badger, Living linits Ed . . . WSA: Acad Affairs, Prom Arrange Comm, Fresh Cdeg l'ILlI1l0l', Judge Comm . . . Pan llcl Rush Couns . . . Delta Gamma, Sec. Stockman, Janis L . . . AIadison . . . Dance . . . Pi li2LIIllJil2l, 'l'heta, Soph Honors . . . Pan Hel Ball Entertain, Chm, Gen Chln . . . Preshy Student Ctr, Chin . . . Orc-hesis, Cori' Sec, Prcs . . . Alpha Xi llelta. Stoelting, Alma NV , . . QJPUIIOIIIOXYKIK' . . . Phy Ed . . . PEM . . . Baptist Student Cen, BIf'll1lJl'I'SlliIJ Cllllll Sr Dolphins, Y P3 Jr Urchesis: New Student YYk Cluidc. Stotfcl lc an M IilPlll'iIlll Ccntc r l l Fd Siglnl F msilon . . ik...,..... :lp Sigma, Pi llalnllda Theta, Mortar Bd, Soph Honors, Sigma Alpha Eta . . . AVVS Jud Bad, Big Sister, Ifnion Place Comm, Dance Bd Sec, Big Dance Chm, WSA Cde, Human Rel, Trad Comm, Prom Music ck Gr. Mch Chm, Pan Hel Ball Pronl N Puh clflllllll, Sr Swingout Comm, Badger Bl . . . Pres llse Choir, Con Band, Chorus . . . Alpha Xi Delta, Pres. Stoltenherg, Janet A . . . Newton . . . Home Ee . . . Tl' Manitowoc . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigllla, Phi Kappa Plli, Cmicron Nu, Phi lip- silon ilIHiC'l'0Il . . . Blue Shield . . . Andersen Hse. Pres. St0lZIH2lI1, Burncl R . . . Marshfield . . . Elec Ellgl' . . . 'Ft' Loras College . . . Newnlan Cb, Catholic Co-op, Coun . . . IRE . . . Football. Stone, Charles 'I' . . . IJPOIIOIHWHYOC' . . . Mecll Ifllgl' . . . ASME . . . Arnold Air Soc . . . Sigma Chi. Stopple, Fred J . . . Elkhorn . . . Agr , . . Signla Omicron Beta . . . D MHA Central Soc, TJO1'Il1Sj'lV2llli2L l ulil Co-Chln . . . Uchsner Hse, Soc Clnn. Strache, James B . . . Stevens Point . . . Com . . . Tf Stevens Point . . . LSA . . . Illsul' Soc . . . Theta Clli. Strasshurg, l'llIl1C1'J . . . Sllehoygan Falls .... A gr . . . 'Pt' Sheboygan . . . Crops and Soils Cluh. Strehlke, Sally F . . . llouglaston, N.Y .... Speech . . . Zeta Phi Eta, Treas, Pres . . . AYYS Pers Chln, YYomen's Admin Conn, Spcakel-'s Chm, Co-Ed's Wkend, Big Sister: WSA Travel clflllllll . . . Studio Play . . . Alpha Chi Hmega. Activ Chln, Corres Sec. Stringer, Avillikllll R . . . Clinton, la .... Elec Ellgl' . , . Newman Cluh .... A IEE, Hoofer Sailing . . . Kappa Eta Kappa. Stuck, Richard C . . . Milwaukee . . Met Ellgr . . . 'l'f Milwaukee . , . Theta Delta Chi. Stuehe, Thomas L . . . Clam Lake . . . Cool . . . MHA Jud Bd, Student, Conduct Bd . . . Arnold Air Soc . . . Mack Hse, Pres, HPC. Stumho, Richard YY . . . Beloit . . . Civ lillgl' .... A SCE . . . Delta 'l'au llelta, Sellol Chm. Sueltlow, Robert E , . . Oshkosh . . . Elec Engl' . . . Plli Eta Sigma: Phi Kappa Phi: Eta Kappa Nu: 'Pau Beta Pi, Cor Sec: .... A Xrmy ROTC Signal Corps, Scahhard tk Blade . . . Calvary l.utl1 Student Conn, Vshcr Chm, Treas. Y P . . . IRE. Sueltmann, Suzanne , . Reedshurg . . . Bart . . . Iinion Hpcn Hse, AWS Fash Show . . . Alpha Cannna llelta. Sullivan, Suzanne M . . . Lakewood, Ohio . . . Eng . . . Campus Chest Speakers Bur, Y P: Prom Queen Court . . . llelta fiilllllilll, Pledge 'l'rainer. Swaer, Sally R . . . Pensaukee . . . Nursing . . . Tl' Bcllin lAl0ll10I'I2ll llospt . . . ISA. Swce, Justin S . . . Hurley . . . Civ ldllgl' . . . 'l'f If of S, Calif. . .ASCE. Swced, Allen J . . . Milwaukee ...l A rt Ed . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . Jewish XYar Vets. ISA Swiden, Cary J . . . Racine . . . l in . . . Provost Corp, Adj . . . Wis Market Ch, Y Pg YMCA, Soc Clllll . . . Swenson Hse, Pres. Swingle, Karl F . . . XYautoma . . . Zoo . . . Phi Eta Sigma. Szerienicc, George C . . . lluhlin . . . lllltll'lH . . . Tf Eau Claire . . . XYPhA, Interl Club, ISA. Szulczewski, Richard L . . . Madison . . . Elec Engl' . . . Soph llonors, AIEE. Tacke, llonald BI . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem ltlllgl' . . . Phi Eta Sigma, 'Pau Beta Pi . . , Viiis Plllgl' Stall .... -X lCllE . . . Cl111IIllJK'l'llll Hsc, Y P, Ilelta lfpsilon. ,gl P4 M Q' , W? Wal , A my s-kg ' A. , . , me .aw ' he l riffs. 'K N- ' H ... , ... if and Y if ii Civ , 'A f fmalmvut. f I ,J 2 ,Y ? is it af.. t it ,-- , .fl f-'-1 :R - 1 if , iq , ,lizbz in S.. . gf . . I - E 4. 471 Q ...... J it 5 as , as sl M T N 1. nv in fs lo my ,. .f ' 19 L.: .. v , 1 I suis .gf 'F + 'gi 5' -um 1, f TAITELMAN A TOPP Taitehnan, Donald S . . . Milwaukee . . . Econ . . . Phi Sigma Delta. Tan, Linda K . . . Singapore . . . Hist . . . Tf Malaya . . . Intrl Club, Grad Club. Tande, Janice . . . Madison ..., A rt Ed . . . Campus Chest Com, WSA Library Comm . . . LSA Senate, Coun . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma. I Tash, Judilee . . . Cincinnati, Ohio . . . Art Ed . . . Phi Betag Prof Pan Hel . . . Bonn-Wis Comm Coord, Sr Swingout . . . Hillel Sec . . . Wis Players Prod Coun, Campus Carnival Publi Comm . . . Carroll Hall, Exec Coun. Taussig, Stuart K . . . Milwaukee ..., A ect . . . Tf Milwaukee. Taylor, Dennis A . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . WPhS. Teale, Susan E . . . Park Falls . . . Sec Ed . . . USF, Sec, Univ Rel Coung Human Relat Conf . . . Seheders, V P. Teehan, Ronald E . . . Monroe . . . Acct . . . Tf LaCrosse and Platte- ville . . . Beta Alpha Psi, Insur Soc. Tclfer, David L . . . Kalamazoo, Mich .... Journ , . . Alpha Delta Sigma . . . United Student Flwsp . . . Basketball. Templar, Dennis L . . . Horicon . . . Econ . . . Hoofer Ski Pres, V P . . . Lambda Chi Alpha, Rush Chm. Temple, Richard D . . . Fargo, N. Dakota . . . Econ . . . Tf N. Dakota State . . . Fin Soc . . . Theta Chi, Treas, Steward. Tc-sch, Hugo XY . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engl' ..., A SINIE . . Gilman Hse, Soc Chm, Athl Chm. Thews, Duane M . . . Waupaca . . . Span . . . Sigma Delta Pi, Pres, Soph Honors . . . Provost Corps . . . Span Club . . . LaFollette Hse, V Pres. Thiede, Barbara C . . . Potosi . . . Soc NYk . . . Newman Club . . . Kettcrer Hse, Soc Chm, V P., Pres. Thiel, Janet C . . . Beaver Dam . . . El Ed . . . Scheders . . . Sr Swingout, Prom Promot . . . Newman Club . . . Badger Olympics, Badger Block . . . Ellsworth Hse, Soc Chm. Thiele, Carol J . . . Green Bay . . . Eng . . . Pi Lambda Theta . . . WSA Pub Rel, Sec, New Student Wk, Chm, Pres Convocation, Sr Coun . . . Pan Hel Ball, Fin Chm, AVVS Fashion Show . . . Elizabeth Watters, Sec, Alpha Phi. Thiesenhusen, William C . . . Muskego . . . Ag Ed .... A lpha Zeta, Pres, Phi Kappa Phi, FFA . . . Wis Country Mag . . . Student Sen, Ag Student Coun, Pres . . . Blue Shield, -L-H Cb . . . Delta Theta Sigma, Pres. Thomas, Robert J . . . Milwaukee . . . Math . . . Tau Kappa Ep- silon, Pledge Trainer, V P. Thompson, Betty M . . . Spring Valley . . . Tf Luther College . . . Phi Beta, Treas . . . WSA Pers Comm, Prom Pub Comm . . . LSA Sen . . . Alpha Xi Delta. Thompson, Da1'rell O . . . Madison . . . Soc . . . Tf St Olaf . . . Cor- rections Club. Thompson, Donald R . . . Racine . . . El Engr. Thompson, Edward K . . . Milwaukee . . . Econ . . . Tf Milwaukee, Marquette . . . Insur Soc. Thompson, Jr, Julius W . . . River Forest, Ill .... Econ . . . Badger, Sales, Univ Religious Coun, Intravarsity, Christian Fellows . . . Band . . . YMCA Cab, Haresfoot . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Thompson, Neil E . . . VVest Allis . . . App Art . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . LSA . . . Noyes Hse, Adams Hall. Thompson, Richard J . . . Viroqua . . . Com . . . LSA . . . Band. Thoresen, Jr, Trygve E . . . Mt. Horeb . . . Com . . . Market Club, Alpha Phi Omega, Sec . . . Fencing. Thuerwachter, Kathryn A . . . Manitowoc . . . Speech Corr . . . Sigma Alpha Eta . . . Alpha Chi Omega, Pan Hel Rep, Hse Pres. Timm, Gerald E . . . Wisconsin Rapids . . . Ag Econ . . . Tf Stevens Point, . . . Arnold Air Soc . . . Newman Cb . . . Showerman Hse, Hist, Pres Coun, Alpha Gamma Rho. Tjoflat, Marie E . . . St. Louis, Mo .... French . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Soph Honors . . . Phi Kappa Phi . . . WSA Acad Freedom Comm Chm . . . Intrl Relations Comm, Acad Affairs, Dolphins . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma, Registrar. Tollefson, Martin S . . . Mt. Horeb . . . Ag Econ . . . Tf Platteville. Tonnell, Gerald H . . . Appleton . . . Hist . . . Tf St Olaf . . . Chorus . . . Arnold Air Society . . . LSA . . . Conover Hse, Athl Chm. Topp, Karlton L . . . Brookfield . . . Fin . . . Christian Sci Org, Pres, V P . . . MHA, Pres, Treas . . . Band, Orchestra, Fin Soc . . . Richardson Hse, Treas. TORMEY -H VAN DER JAGT Tormey, Donald lfl . . . Mc'Farland . . . Civ ldngr . . . Tau IS4-ta Pi, Sec, Prog Chm: Chi lipsilon. Torrance, Jill IC . . . LaCrosse . . . Occ' Ther . . . AWS Big Sister, Humor, Campus Chest, New Student Wk, Badger Blot-kg Kappa Delta, Union Hep, Hush Chm, Torre, Renata M . . . Fond du Lac- . . . Hispaniv Studies . . . Isa Rep . . . Ort-hesis . . . Span Club . . . l'lIlil'l'fIlllll'I'lS Chl . . . Tower View, Saw. Towell, Sara . . . Madison . . . Home lim' . . . Gamma Alpha Chi: T':llill0IlI1'S . . . Badger Stall' . . . New Student Wk, AWS Puhlim' Comm: Homec-oming Promotg Campus Cha-st Publi, Campus Car- nival Publi . . . Chi Omega. Townsend, livnnetli Ii. . . Shullsburg . . . lnd Manag . . . Basketball. Trautmann, Phillip Ii . . . Prairie du Sac' . . . Med Sei . . . Phi Pita Sigma . . . Bands. Trautmaim, Ruth C . . . Racine . . . Hist, . . . Tf Iliram College . . . Channing-Murray Club, Sec. Traver, Myrna I . . . Lake Genova . . . Mod . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigmag Phi Beta Kappa. Treadwell, David NY . . . Fond du Lac . . . Mc-rh lCngr. Treichel, Jr, Paul M . . . Madison . . . Chem . . . Phi l'lt.2l,Slg.f1ll2l, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Lambda Upsilon, AChS . . . lfnion Hse Comm . . . Pres Church, Bd of Deacons. Triggs, James . . . Milwaukee . . . Idler lingr . . . Tau Beta Pig Iita Kappa Nu, Phi Eta Sigma, AIICE. Troller, Marjorie H . . . Hartford . . . Home lic . . . Phi Upsilon Omicron, lduthonics . . . Slim-liter Hall, Ser-1 Alpha Gamma Delta. Tsang, York . . . Forest Hills, N.Y .... Chem. Tulledge, C Dean . . . Oshkosh , , . Elec lingr . . . Tl' Oshkosh. Turan, llarion A . . . Green Bay . . . lil lid . . . Tl' Oshkosh . . . Pan Hel Ball Comm, Humor, Homecoming Comm . . . Alpha Chi Omega. Turner, Allen M . . . Chicago, Ill .... Fin . . . Tl' tlriims-ll College . . . Fin Son, Market Cb, Pub Rel Chm . . . Hillel . . . Za-ta Beta Tau. Tuttle, Alaxine M . . . Iihinvlandr-r ..., A rt lid . . . Tl' Superior . . . St Paul Choir , . . Orchestra . . . White Hse, Y P, l'nion Rep, Pres. Tutton, Terry T . . . Palmyra . . . Nat Sei . . . Tl' Hamline l'niv. Tvdrich, Jim . . . Bloom Citi' . . . Agr . . . Tl' St Marv's College- . i. . Newman Club. i V Tyler, John H . . , Madison , . . lieol . . . llooll-rs Outing Club, Ge-ol Club, Tyler, Wayne I ,... Marshfield . . . Chem lilngr .... -X IChl'I. Pgent, Donald F . . . Beloit . . . lCf'on . . . Phi Sigma Delta, Hse Mgr. finland, Roger ll . . . lliittenberg . . . Moc-h lingr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . YYSA, ASMIC Cnderberg, John T . . . Wvaukesha . . . Ms-d . . . XYISAIAZ SAMA. Ivnmuth, Adrian F ..., A ppleton . . . Pharm . . . WPhSA . . . Kappa Psi. l'radnicek, Robert . . . Milwaukee . . . lilc-1' lingr . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . IRE . . . Signal Corps . . . Swenson Hsv, Y Pres. Ifrban, Susan H . . . Iles Moines, Ia .... ling . . , Tl' Colorado College . . . WSA P1-rs Contact Comm, Publ Ri-la llirm-up Fresh- man Soc: Comm . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma, Song Chm, Marshalll Dorm Council, See. LII'lJCI1,'JC2lI10ttP Il . . . New Cllarus . . . Phy Med . . . PSF . . . P T Club, Chorus, New Student fide, ANYS Big Sister Prog. Crfer, Richard P . . . Spring fiI'Ct'Il . . . Com . . . Iron Cross . . . Cardinal Ad Mgr, Asst Bus Mgr . . . Sr Class Pres, Student Sen, Prom Gen'l Chm, llomwoming Promo Chm, Campus Carnival Prog Chm, IF Anti-llisvrim Clnn, Wis Previews . . . Sigma Chi Pres, Y P. Yan Akkeren, llaun M . . . Oshkosh . . . Home l'Im- . . . Phi lfpsilon Omicron . . . Slicehter, Campus Chr-st lim-p. Yanderberg, Robert IJ ...I A ntigo . . . Ag lim-on Club. Yan Der Jagt, Neil H . . . Cedar Grove . . . Avvt ,... Tl' Sheboygan . . . Sigma Nu, VPPUIIS. Q W aw X 5,7 WMM f sg, - . -L ..... fm? .g 'U an '24 K+ w it Q s in W . . ,:,. :sf K --V .5 ggi:-1 es Ze .f ,3 asf' GTV 3. if? . 4 I 'Y W r .ste 'ig' ' sa X . - ws.. J .5 my A .2,. 5 . , M. ,. Q , A of if .,. - ,.,:, ,L,' .,,- f 2 ' ts. g..,,W, .Q . : xl iw X by . . 3 Pi , X if 3 -u VANDER PAS - WAHL Vander Pas, Thomas W' . . . Little Chute .... Iourn . . . Tf St Nor- hert's College . . . Baseball. Vandervort, Barbara M . . . Sparta . . . Phys Med . . . PT Club. Yan Hereke, Carolyn J . . . Elm Grove . . . Home Ee. Yan Horne, Patricia . . . Deonomowoe . . . Hist. Van Wagenen, Katrinka . . . Madison . . . Music . . . Sigma Alpha Iota . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Pan Hel Conn. Vaughan, Thomas C . . . Appleton . . . Com . . . Tl' Menasha . . . Phi Eta Sigma . . . Market Club. Veehinski, Thomas O . . . Port Edwards . . . Med . . . Soph Honors, Phi Chi. Vedvik, Jerry D . . . Madison . . . French . . . French Club. Yerbriek, Donald J . . . Appleton . . . Com . . . W Club . . . Market Club . . . Traek Tm . . . Kappa Sigma. Vershuire, Jr, Roy M' . . . Jefferson . . . Meeh Engl' ..., ' XSMEg SAM. Vetter, Ethel . . . Racine . . . Dee Ther . . . Tl' Ravine . . , UT Club. Vilter, Thomas lt . . . Milwaukee . . . Meeh Engl' .... A SME, SAE . . Couplets Club . . . MHA Store, Badger Auto Club. Vinson, Nan F . . . Milwaukee . . . Speech . . . Sr Dolphins . . . Alpha Phi, Rush Chm, Pres. Virnoehe, lliehard A . . . Two Rivers . . . Blarket . . . Market Club. Voeeks, Daniel M . . . YYaverly, Ia .... Eeon . . . Tf M'artburg College ...i Xlpha Psi Omega . . . LSA. Yoelkner, Erwin l ,... Eleho . . . Pharm . . . Tl' Central State . . . WPhS. Yoelz, Rose L . . . Mittenberg . . . Music' . . . AWS Big Sister Comm . . . Band, Womenls Choir, A Cappella . . . Delta Zeta, Music Chm, Soe Clnn. Yolkmann, Yirginia M . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . Soph Honors . . . Alpha Gamma Delta.. Yolpel, John W . . . Prineeton . . . Speech . . . Mil Ball Cand . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon, Plge Pres, Soc Chm, Rush Comm. Voss, Cordon D . . . Elmhurst, Ill .... Food lnd . . . Food Tech Club, See-Treas. Yess, Laverne It . . . XYalworth . . . Agr .... A SAE. Yotava, Robert J . . . Nekoosa . . . Chem Engr . . . MHA Pub Relat Comm Chin ...A -X FROTC Rifle Tm . . . High Hse, Treas. Yu, Luyen Ngo . . . Saigon, Viet Nam . . . Ag Eeon . . . Tf Chu Yan An and DePaul . . . Camera Club, Hunting and Fishing Club . . . Men's Hall Chorus. Wachter, Joyce A . . . Evanston . . . El Ed . . . Pi Lambda Theta . . . Wesley Found . . . White Hse, Jud Chm. Vtaggoner, John M . . . Roekford, Ill .... Com . . . VVSA Rings Connn Chm, Badger Bloek . . . SAKI . . . Delta Tau Delta. VVagner, Cordelia K . . . Chicago, lll .... Hist. Wagner, Dale E , . . Marinette . . . Zoo . . . Natl Ski Patrol . . . Conover, Athl Chm. Wagner, Jim . . . Milwaukee . . . Soe . . . Provost Corps . . . Football, Traek . . . Phi Delta Theta. Wagner, Leslie W . . . Seymour . . . Elee Engr . . . Tf Menasha . . . Pln Eta Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu, AIEE . . . MHA Ath Comm . . . Xewman Club. Wagner, Nancy . . . Salem . . . El Ed . . . Pan Hel Coun . . . New- Club . . . Prom Queen Cand . . . Fresh Cde . . . Alpha Gamma Delta, Bush Chm. Wahl, Sandra D . . . Eau Claire . . . Hist and Eeon . . . SLIC Drama and Forensies, Union Forum Comm, WSA Currie Comm, Sr Conn . . . AWS, Fash Show . . . Cheerleader . . . Pi Beta Phi, Pledge Trainer, Sec. Wahl, Sibyl G . . . Eau Claire . . . Hist and Eeon . . . AWS, Sr Swingout Prom, Humor, Kick Chorus, WSA, Interl Rel Comm, Pers Comm, Sr Conn . . . Ann Emery Hall, V Pres, Soe Chmg Pi Beta Phi, Pes, Bush Chrm, Intram Chm. WALBRANDT -- WEGENER Walbrandt, James H . . . Hudson . . . Fin . . . Tf Eau Claire . . Fin Soc . . . Football . . . Chi Psi, Sec, Athl Chm. Wald, Howard F . . . Waukesha ..., A cet . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . MHA, Judic Bd . . . Bashford Hse, Pres. Waldman, Judith C . . . Janesville . . . Home Ee . . . Wesley Found . . . linion Dance Comm . . . Delta Delta Delta, Chaplain, Rush Coune. Waldron, Jane B . . . Milwaukee . . . Journ . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Theta Sigma Phi . . . WMHA, Haresfoot Public . . . MHA Pub Relat Comm, See . . . Coranto, Gamma .Alpha Chi . . . Sliehter Hall, Public Chm. Waldvogel, Janet A . . . Madison . . . Home Ee . . . St Paul's Chapel Choir . . . Euthenics . . . Badger Block. VValerstein Ruth F . XVest Lafavettz Ind . En . . Phi Bet-1' . , J . . . .A -, . . g . ., Wis Players, Key Mem . . . UN Conf Comm, Gen Ching ISA Hse Rep . . . Hillel Found, V Pres . . . Union, Theater Soc Chm, Drama Chm. VValker, Jane A . . . Madison . . . Math . . . Tf Smith College . . . Delta Gamma. AVall, Dean E . . . Racine . . . Com . . . Tl' Racine . . . Kappa Eta Kappa. Wallace, Virginia A . . . Madison . . . Music . . . Sigma Epsilon Sigma: Phi Kappa Phi . . . Orchestra, Sec, Treas, Librarian: Con- cert Band, Sec, Chorus: Student-Faculty Conn, Pub. Comm: Union Hse Comm. YA'alls, Robert D . . . Milwaukee . . . Chem Engr ..., I XlChE . . Tau Kappa Epsilon. Walser, Roland C . . . Black Earth ..., V Xcct. XYalstad, John O . . . Oshkosh . . . Com . . . Ti' Oshkosh State . . Tail Kappa Epsilon, Pres. Walters, Joanne A . . . Stevens Point . . . Home Ee . . . Mortar Bd, Phi Upsilon Omieron, Soph Honors . , . Student Sen: IVAC: Union Counc: WIC, Sec: Ifnion Gallery Comm, Sec . . . Elizabeth lvaters, Pres. AValters, Nancy J . . . Peoria, Ill .... Occ Ther . . . OT Club, Pan Hel Ball Enter Comm . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma. Y P, Waxidsehneider, Ross F . . . Delafield . . . Phy Ed . . . Phi Epsilon I Kappa . . . MHA . . . Baseball . , . Botkin Hse, V lres. NVard, Donald J . . . Madison . . . Com . . . Marching Band . . . Alpha Tau Omega, Soc Chm. YYard, Nancy L . . . Park Forest, Ill .... Occ Ther . . . Tl' College of Puget Sound . . . OT Club. Ware, Nancy Kay . . . Wauwatosa ..., A mer Inst . . . Soph Honors . . . Alpha Chi Omega, Scholar Chm. Wassweiler, William . . . Milwaukee . . . Econ . . . Tt' Milwaukee . . . BYO, SAM . . . Richardson Hse, Soc Chm. Vliaterman, Kent YV .... A mery . . . Speech .... A rnold .Air Soc . . . YMCA Conf . . . WHA, WMHA . . . Band. VVaterworth, Howard E . . . Randolph . . . Agr Ed . . . Country Mag . . . Pershing Rifles, Provost Corps . . . Saddle and Sirloin, Agr Econ Soc, FFA . . . Delta Theta Sigma, Rush Chm, Ed. AVatson, Patricia . . . Ripon . . . Rel Arts . . . Badger: ll Ee Student Conn: FSF Joint Bd: Related Arts Club, Euthenics . . . Gamma Phi Beta, Pledge Pres. Watterson, Alfred C . . . St Paul, Minn .... Ind Rel . . . Tl' Minne- sota . . . Alpha Kappa Psi, Alpha Phi Omega, Insur Soc, Bd of Direc . . . St Francis Hse. Watterson, Anne M . . . Waukesha . . . Nursing . . . Phi Upsilon Omieron . . . St Francis Hse. AYatts, Larry D . . . Green Bay . . . Mech Engr . . . Tt' Green Bay . . . Badger Block, Campus Carnival . . . High Hse, Soc Chm, Sec, Athl Chm. VVeast, Donald E . . . VYaukesha . . Soc . . . Ross Club, Young Dem, Intrl Club. NVQ-ber, Donna R ...l 1 Xntigo .... A mer Inst . . . MHA, Soc Comm, l'nion Forum, Soc Comm . . . Alpha Chi Omega. Weber, Donovan J . . . Portage .... A Acct. XYeber, James P . . . VYest Bend .... A ect . . . Ti' XYhitewater and Milwaukee .... A lpha Tau Omega. Weber, Marvin . . . Ridgeland . . . Chem Engr . . . Tf Eau Claire . . . Newman Club .... A ICE. Webster, Jerome B . . . Cassville . . . Chem Engr . . . TI' Platteville . . . AICE. Wegener, Fredrick II .... Iefferson .... V Xgr. wi at fe 4 .Hag Z5 W We . ,.,, , Nag, . 'V ' : .yr Q 6 X , , L in . Q fs . , . .' J i 5 'X 'Lv -2' S! W f 4 .1 5' -, 5. V. ' lf I We Q i .3 ,ff . . :Q .. ii i A X e:-' 'Q A ' ... . . , .e .,e .... - lfgif ,A ' tot' it . .A , . A. . g,.f51, f .,ts. V, 1. . . .fit . ff? -,,-- 7 iiii I blii I 475 5 e I 1 Y X-W3 A ,,A, . 1 fe, 3? K 1 1 f f t Y: 1 s 'W i TQ . 1 1 efefgi ,. Y 2-igf'?5'? 15 4 1 5 IQ 1, .. 1 as mf . . . . as . .1 ,E ,V J, t.,- 'se ,1 tv, A 1,1111 ,, 'H-5 4 A A fi A 1 1 if MM' S ml a r , , .W Q. 7 ,.. ,: , Xiti , WEGNER A WICHMAN Wegner,-Cary L . . . Oshkosh .,., A cet . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma llelta P1 . . . Beta Alpha Psi, Asst Sec, Span-Portug Club. Wegner, Richard . . . Milwaukee . . . Elec Engr. Weidemann, Robert V . . . Oshkosh . . . Pre Law . . . Ti' Lawrence . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon. Weidenkopf, Sally A . . . XVauwatosa . . . Phy Ther . . . AWS 1-'ash Show: Promot Co1n1n: Sr Swingout, Invit Comm: Homecoming Promot Co1n1n: Ptlll Hel Decor Comm: New Student tide . . . Pl Club . . . Alpha Gamma Delta, Corr Sec. Weikel, James A . . . Madison . . . Civ E11gr . . . ASCE, V Pres, Polygon Engr, Advis Bd. VVeil, Gloria E . . . Brooklyn, N.Y .... Intrl Relat . . . Union Music Comm: Young lJcm, Sec-Treas: Groves XVomen's Coop, See, Green Lantern Eating Coop, Sec. Weil, John B . . . Great Neck, N.Y .... Hist . . . WSA Currie Comm, Chm: NSA: Forum Comm: Mock CIUIIVCII, Chm . . . ILS Pres, Badger Previews . . . Pi Lambda Phi. Weinschenk, Ernest K . . . Madison . . . Mech Engr . . . Ti' Wesley . . LSA . . . ASME . . . Lambda Chi Alpha. Weinstein, Barbara S . . . Chicago, lll .... App Arts . . . Gannna Alpha Chi . . . Hillel, Member Chm: Badger Block: Union Rep . . . Alpha Epsilon Phi, Hist, Tower View, Pub Chm, Soc Cl11n. NVeir, George A . . . Westfield . . . Civ Igllgl' . . , Real Estate and Home Blds Assoc, ASCE . . . Mack Hse, Sec, T1'eas. Weis, Theodore P . . . Chicago, lll .... Phil . . . CUMV: A Cappella Choir . . . Pi Kappa Alpha. Weiss, Marlene .I . . . Chicago, Ill .... El Ed . . . Seheders , . . AWS Sr Swingout . . . Hillel Found Rep . . . Tower View, Soc Cl11n. Weiss, Melvin . . . Kenosha . . . Mech Engr , . . Tf Racine . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Ta11 Sigma, Tau Beta Pi . . . ASME . . . Tarrant Hse, Soc Chm, VVeissburg, Jerry S . . . Skokie, Ill .... hieeh Engr . . . Almere Scott Award . . . Nautilus Soc . . . Hillel Found . . . Forensic Union, Debate Tm ..., A lpha Epsilon Pi, Pres, Pledge Trainer. Welke, VVilliam R . . . Fall Creek . . . Acct . . . Tf Plilll Claire . . . Beta Alpha Psi. Wellens, Edgar A . . . Cudahy . . . AIOf'll Plllgl' . . . Tl Milwaukee . . . ASME, SAE . . . BVU. Wellman, Betty A . . . Milwaukee . . . Hist .... Tt' Mass .... Neu- man Club . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma. VVendorf, Donna M . . . llelavan . . . El Ed . . . Scheders . . . Union Public Relat Comm, New Student Guide. AVL-ndorf, Bielvin J . . . Schofield ..., A cet . . . Tf XVJIUSIIU . . . Beta Alpha Psi, Insur Soc, Correc Ad Club. Wensing, Fred L . . . Racine . . . Mech l'Ingr . . . Pi Tau Sigma . . . ASME. NVentorf, Myrna L . . . Two Rivers . . . Home Ee . , . Eutlieiiics . . . Ellsworth Hse, Judicial Bd. VVepfer, Thomas S . . . Loyal . . . l,il2l.I'Ill . . . Marching Band. Werthless, Blilllli . . . Hollywood, Cal ..,. Music . . . Poetry Club . . . Theta Theta Theta. Wesner, Robert E . . . Ripon .... A ect . . . MHA Fin Connn . . . Fallows Hse, Soe Cilllll. Wessley, Daniel F . . . Oconto Falls . . . liaet ..., A lpha Zeta, Phi Eta Sigma. VVestm0re, Richard L . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Ellgl' .... f XSME . . . Phi Gamma Delta. Westphal, Roger A . . . Menasha . . , Com . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Market Club. Weycer, Joe S .... lanesville . . . Med Sei . . . Tennis, W Cl11b . . . Pi Lambda Pl1i, Soe Chm: Nll Sigma Nu. Wheeler Joan A . . . Salem N.J .... Home Ee . . . Phi U Jsilon - y v - w wi ' ' 1 Omierong Union Cominons Comm: Beeleaters, Co-Chm . VN OIHUII s Chorus, Sec-Treas . . . Chi Omega, House Pres, Rush Chm. White, Gerald O . . . Madiso11 . . . ATlISll' . . . Phi Mu Alpha Sin- fonia . . . Concert, Marching Band. Wibbens, Russell P . . . Sheboygan . . . Civ Engr . , , Chi Epsilon: Pl1i Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi, V P . . . ASCE, Pres . . . High Hse, Pres. VViehman, Keith R . . . Milwaukee . . . Mech Engl' . . . Tt' Mil- waukee . . . SAE: SSE. WICHMANN - WCOLARD xYif'l1IH2ll1I1, Lisa . . , Milwaukee . . . Span . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . Span Cb, German Cb, Hoofer Sailillg . . . Pi Beta Phi, P1'og Chln. Wick, Roger R . . . Madison . . . Chem Engr . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . AICE. Wiiedenfeid, Lawrellee J . . . Lake Mills. . . Dairy HllSlJ . . . Tl' U ot Denver . . . Saddle dz Sirloin, BVU, Sec . . . Newman Club . . . Alpha Gamma Rllo. Wiegand, Alfred E . . . POI't Edwards . . . Meell Ellgl' . . . Tt' SLGVCIIS Pillllt . . . Plli Eta Signla, Pi Tau Sigma . . . Pistol Vlllll, Co-Capt. Wilkins, Mardelle . . . Fulton, Ill ,... Eng . . . Wiseetiquette Staff, W'omen's Admin Collll, AVVS Sl' Swillgollt, Pl'omot Chm, Lakota Hse, Judie Chm, V P. W'ilkins, Jl', Merritt 0 . . . Janesville . . . Fin . . . Uetopus, Bus Mgir, Badger . . . NROTC, Nautilus Soe, Fill Soc . . . Phi Gamma De ta. Wille, Donna L . . . Milwaukee . . . Speech . . . Tl' Milwaukee . . . Jr Orehesis, Hooters Ridillg, Horse Sllow Colnm, Chorus, New Student Wlk, Dance Chm . . . AVVS I'l2lSll Show Comm, W'is Players Crews, Homecoming Parade . . . Elizabeth W'aters, ITIHOH Rep. Williams, David R ,... VVhitewater . . . Ag Econ . . . Saddle and Sirloin Club, Ag Econ Soc .... A lpllll Gamma Rllo. Williams, Helen E . . . Rochester, Minn . . . Home Ee . . . Tf Mills College . . . P2111 Hel, V P, COIHIIIOIIS Comm, Wis Previews . . . Gamma Phi Beta, Col'l'es See. Williams, Paul U . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Ti' Milwaukee . . . WPhA, APllA. Williams, Robert W' . . . Merrill . . . Market . . . IIISIII' Soc, Market Club . . . Delta Tau Delta. Willialns, Thomas R . . . Madison . . . Aeet . . . Sigma Chi, Hse Mgr. W'illiamson, Garfield . . . Madison . . . Elec Engl' . . . Tl' Rutgers If . . . IRE, AIEE, BVU. Willetzki, Joseph A . . . VVausau . . . Poli Sei . . . Tt' Wausau . . . Wis Conserv Club, Treas, Span Club, YGOP . . . Newman Club . . , Alpha Chi Rllo, V P, Rush Chlll, Scholar Chm. Wingellder, Ronald J . . . Marinette . . . Chem . . . Hoofer Archerv, Tl'eas . . . Gymnastics. A lYlllgSfI'OITl, John T . . . Evanston, lll .... C0111 . . . Ti' U of Ill . . . W Club . . . Tennis . . . Delta llpsilon. XYIIlt0I', Kenneth G . . . Milwaukee . . . Aleeh lfllgl' . . . ASME . . . BVU, Pershing Rifles. Wipperfurth, George C . . . Sllll Prairie . . . Ind Bltllltlg . . . Radio Soe, SAKI. Wirth, James BI . , . Madison . . . Com , . , Tf Milwaukee . . . Fill Soe. Wiirth, Otto H . . . Antigo . . . Food Tech . . . Food V.l.l6Cl1, Pres, Babcock Club . . . NDTA, Sec, Treas . . . Newman Club. Wise, Charles W . . . Milwaukee . . . Elec Engl' . . . Tf Stout State . . . AIEE. Witte, Philip F . . . Cottage Grove .... -X g . . . Crew. W'ittenberg, Gayle A . . . LaCrosse . . . Market . . . Sigma Epsiloll Sigma, Soph Honors, Phi Chi Theta, Eta Kappa Lambda, Treas . . . Pan Hel Rep, Badger Party, Moek UN Conf, See . . . VVMHA, MHA Store . . . Slichter Hall, Tl'eas, Soc Chm, Bashford Hse, Pres, Kappa Delta, Hse Pres COIIII Sec. Wittenberg, Irene C . . . Cedarburg . . . Psych . . . Tf Stephens College . . . Sr Dolphins, Pan Hel Rush Coull . . . Pi Beta Plli, Seholar Chm. W'ittieh, Rita L . . . Madison . . . El Ed . . . Pi Lambda Theta . . . Baptist Student C011 . . . Union Film Comm . . . Alpha Gamma Delta. W'ojta, Arthur J . . . Manitowoc . . , Poli Sci . . . WSA Human Rel Comm, Parent Wkend Comm, Clllll, Prom Arrange Comm, IF Congress, Jud Colnln, Sr Coull . . . Hooters, Mollntaineers . . . Theta Chi, Pres, V P. Wolf, Robert H . . . Berlin . . . Elec Plllgl' . . . IRE . . . Fallows, Pl'es. Wolfe, Richard L . . . Vliausaukee . . . Pharm . . . Tl' Carroll College . . . Pres Hse, Choir . . . Kappa Psi. Woltl', Jacqueline R . . . Milwaukee . . . Speech . . . Pan Hel, Rush Booklet Ed, Rush Couns, Mech Rush Chm . , . Dolphins, W'HA, Studio Plays . . . Kappa Delta, Soe Clllll, V P. Woloszyk, Leollal'd T . . . Madison . . . Elec Engl' . . . AIEE. Wood, John A . . . Green Bay . . . Eeon . . . Tf Green Bay . . . Moek Student Senate . . . Newman Clllb . . . Chorus, A Capella CTIOFIIS . . . Lambda Clli Alpha, Soc Chnl. Woolard, Robert . . . Kenilworth, Ill .... Hist . . . Humor Promo, Campus Cal'll Promo, Fill Soc: Illslll' Soc . . . Badger, Ad Prog . . IF, Pllb Rel Colllm . . . Phi Gamma Delta, Treas. l ir' - L . l .... i V, Lfll f- , , ,K-ijt, .9 , , l-. CEQA me sl ii i i 3 V' . ar ff ft 'ff P P 3 ,f , i , 'nn 6' 'Sf If 2 .. Z 335 t v-gg V at I be 478 125' WORDEN ee - ZWEIF EL Worden, Curtis D . . . Des Moines, Ia .... Psyeh . . . NYis Previews . . , Union Theater Comm . . . Chi Psi. Worthington, Paul L . . . San Franeiseo, Calif .... Eeon . . Men's Glee Club . . . Wrestling . . . Sigma Chi, Song Chm. Worthington, William C . . . Roekford, Ill ..., Fin . . . Tf Ill Wes- levan . . . YGOP Fin Soe ll Invest Comm Insur Soe . . . Theta Chi Y P, Rush Chm, Pleldge Marshall, Soc, Comm. Wotruba, Tom R . . . Stevens Point . . . Com . . . Pl1i Eta Sigma, Soph Honors . . . Cardinal, Photo Staff . . . Market Club . . , New- lnan Club . . . Concert, Marehing Bands . . . Theta Chi, Treas, Pres. Wright, Thomas . . . tlreendale .... A g . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Land- seape Coun . . . Traek. Wrobleski, Paul . . . Roeky River, Uhio . . . Meeb Engl' . . . Basket- ball . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Yanke, Carol . . . Milwaukee . . . Child Dev . . . Sigma Kappa, See, Hist, Pan Hel Rep. Yelinek, Keith A . . . Livingston . . . Geol . . . Tf Platteville . . . Geology Club . . . Football . . . Sigma Chi. Yoran, Sally A . . . Wausau . . . Phys Med . . . AYYS Fash Show, Pub Comm Chm, Prog Comm, Tiekets Comm: Student Gde: Pan Hel Ball, Pub Comm: Sr Swingout, Pub Commg ITN Conf, PT Club . . . Sliehter, Chorus: Chi Omega. Youell, Sylvia M . . . Lake Geneva . . . Phy Ed . . . PEM . . . Sr Dolphins, Hoekey Assoe, WBA Bd, PE Club Bd, Hoofers, Canoe. Young, Jack O . . . Ravine . . . Pharm . . . Tf Racine . . . WPhA, WPhS. Young, James E . . . Portage . . . Speeeh . . . Badger Block, Hoofers, NVMHA . . . Jones Hse, V P, See. Yousten, Allan A . . . Raeine . . . Baet . . . Soph Honors. Zaehow, Carol A .... A ppleton . . . El Ed . . . Seheders, See, Big Sister Prog, Pan Hel Sehol Chin . . . Calvary . . . Chi Omega, Pan Hel Rep. Zander, Alex J . . . Milwaukee . . . Music . . . Ur:-hestra, Band, Men's Chorus. Zarem, Norton . . . Milwaukee . . . Med Sei . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Soph High Honors . . . Liberal Club, Chm. Zaske, Gene H . . . Thorp . . . Aeet . . . Beta Alpha Psi: Alpha Phi Omega . . . MHA Cabinet . . . Commons Commg Young Dem . . . Chamberlin Hse, Soc' Chm. Zeledon, Armando .I . . . Milwaukee . . . Elec Engr . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . AIEE, W Club . . . Cardinal . . . Boxing, Cross Country . . . Max Hse, Soc Chm: Lambda Chi Alpha. Zentner, Carlton E . . . New Glarus . . . Agr Ed .... A g Econ Soe, Treas. . . . BVU. Zermuehlen, Robert O . . . Two Rivers . . . Mech Engr . . . Tf Mani- towoe. Ziegler, Perry D . . . Wausau . . . Com . . . Tf Wausau . . . WMHA . . . Gilman Hse, See, Treas. Zietlow, Mary . . . Waukesha . . . Eng . . . WHA, Corres Sec, VVSA Intrl AtTairs Comm . . . Delta Delta Delta, Treas. Zimmerling, Delores A . . . Cambria . . . Art Ed . . . Union Gallery Comm, Hoofers. Zimmerman, Arnold . . . Palmyra .... A gr Engr, Mech Engr . . . Alpha Zeta, ASAE . . . MHA Cabinet, Commons Comm, Agr Student Comm, Jud Bd . . . Noyes House, V P. Zimmerman, Glenn T . . . Niagara . . . Fin . . . NDTA, Pershing Rifles. Zimmerman, Harriet G . . . Madison . . . El Ed . . . Pi Lambda Theta . . . Scheders . . . Hillel. Zimmerman, Kenneth H . . . Mayville . . . Phy Ed . . . Phi Epsilon Kappa . . . Baseball. Zodrow, Warren W . . . Milwaukee . . . Pharm . . . Tf Milwaukee . . . Phi Eta Sigma, Rho Chig Kappa Psi, See . . . VVPhS, APhA. Zoellner, Suzanne G . . . Ripon . . . Home Ee Ed . . . Euthenies, V P, Student Coun Rep . . . Elizabeth Waters, See. Zuckerman, Martin . . . Milwaukee . . . Market . . . Tx' Milwaukee . . . Hillel . . . Market Club. Zurfluh, Zona R . . . Pardeeville . , . Oee Ther . . . Eta Kappa Lambda, Crucible, Mortar Bd . . . AWS Sr Swingout Comm, New Student Wk, Ldrsp and Part, DUKE Rep . . . Pres Student Cen, Trustee . . . UT Club . . . Barnard Hall, Pres. Zweifel, Jerome E . . . Beaver Dam .... lourn ...A A lpha Delta Sigma. index Joint Student Branch of AIEE 'S IRE ..... A Capella Choir. . . Acacia ......... .... Organizations Index Page Number Africa Illll0l1 .................... Agricultural Economies Society ....... Agricultural Student Council. . Alpha Chi Omega ......,.,,....,, Alpha Chi Rho ..,. Alpha Chi Sigma .... Alpha Delta Phi ..... Alpha Delta Sigma. . . Alpha Delta Theta ..... Alpha Epsilon Phi ..., Alpha Epsilon Pi .... Alpha l alfa Pi ......, Alpha Gamma Delta .... Alpha Gamma Rho ...., Alpha Kappa Psi ..... Alpha Ph i . ,... . .... . Alpha Phi Omega .... Alpha Tau Omega .... Alpha Xi Delta .,....,.,.,..... Alpha Zeta ................. American I+'oundrymen's Society ........., American Institute of Chemical Engineers. . American Society of Agricultural Engineers .... . . . American Society of Civil Engineers ......, American Society of Mechanical Engineers .... Anderson House ...,......... Ann Emery ...,........... Arnold Air Society ........... Associated VVomen's Students, Babcock Dairy Science Club. . Babcock House .............. Badger Christian Fellowship, . Badger Club ....,......... Badger Crops tt Soils ...,. Barnard Hall .......,.. Beta Alpha Psi ......... Beta Gamma Sigma .... Beta Theta P1 .........,, Blue Shield 4-H Club .......... B'Nai B'rith Hillel Foundation ..... Calvary Lutheran Chapel K St Carroll Hall ..................... Chi Epsilon ,... Chi Omega .... Chi ' Phi ......,.,.,.,...,,.. Chi Psi .....................,. Christian Cochrane Coronto Crucible 480 Science Organization, . . House ........,....,. udent Center ........ 2-19 325 265 201 197 213 309 327 328 329 220 220 310 330 370 31 1 331 208 312 204 332 31 3 180 215 214 203 211 212 364 358 270 106 198 364 263 279 201 280 205 180 196 264 258 359 181 314 334 335 260 363 221 172 Daily Cardinal ....., Delta Delta Delta ..,. Delta Gamma ..... Delta Sigma Pi ...,., Delta Tau Delta ....... Delta Theta Sigma ..... Delta Upsilon ...,..., Delta Zeta .........., Elizabeth Waters Hall ..., Eta Kappa Lambda ..,. Eta Kappa Nu ,.,... Euthenics ...... Evans Scholars .... Food Tech Club .......... Future Farmers of America ..... Gamma Alpha Chi ..... Gamma Phi Beta .,... G1'aduate Nurses . . . Hampton House .... Haresfoot Club ..... Homecoming 1957 ........ Independent Student Ass11. Insurance Society ......... Integrated Liberal Studies. Iron Cross ....,....,..... .Ioint Military Board ..., Kappa Alpha 'Theta ..,. Kappa Delta ..,..,... Kappa Epsilon .,.,... Kappa Eta Kappa ...... Kappa Kappa Gamma .... Kappa Psi ..,........,. Kappa Sigma, ....... Ketterer House 620 ..... Ketterer House 626. . . Lake Lawn House .... Lakota House ...,..,... Lambda Chi Alpha ....... Landscape Council Ring. . . Langdon Hall ..........,. Langdon Manor ......., Law School Council. . . Lincoln Lodge ......... Lutheran Student Assn ..,. Marketing Club ...... Menls Hall Assn.. . Page Number 238 . , .315 . , .316 . . .336 337 ...ff . , .338 . . .339 .H317 ...28I ...278 ...181 ...203 ...371 H204 ,..l98 .,.2l5 ...ISIS .,.-116 ...365 .H252 ..,l16 .,,.l08 ....207 ....2l6 ....173 ....27-1 , . . .319 . . .320 . . . .232 . . .209 . . .321 233 . , .3-10 . . .368 365 ...362 M366 ...341 .,.199 ...360 ,H366 ...234 ...367 H259 ...208 ...289 Mcn's Halls Stores. . Military Ball 1958 .... Mortar Board ......................... 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C., 286, 422 Abendroth, G., 340 Abendroth, K., 282 Aberg, R., 234 Abing, J., 302 Abraham, D., 235 Abrahamsen, M., 245, 312 Abrahamson, G., 307 Abrahamson, L., 271 Abrams, A., 361 Abrams, B., 365 Abrams, H., 359 Abts, T., 302 Aceto, D., 422 Acomb, C., 284 Adadevoh, j,, 265 Adamczyk, D., 422 Adams, C., 287 Adams, F., 208, 422 Adams, J., 334, 422 Adams, R., 328, 422 Adamski, C., 205 Adamson, R., 267 Adashek, D., 347 Adaskavich, N., 319 Addington, A., 321, 358 Addington, M., 182, 312, 422 Adelman, L., 362 Adelman, S., 422 Adler, B., 368 Agusiobo, O.. 199 Ahern, J., 422 Ahlgren, D.. 246 Ahlstrom, E.. 305, 328 Ahmed, N., 303 Abner, C.. 422 Ahrens, F., 196 Ahrens, J., 301 Ahrens, L Ahrens, R Ahrens, S., 251 Ake, L., 212, 422 Akgulian, T., 297 Akhondzadeh, A., 326 Albert, E., 422 Albert, J., 181. 356 ., 196 ., 180, 197, 328, 364, 422 Albert, R.. 300. 342 Alberts, Albrecht Albrecht A., 347 , A., 214, 237 J., 200, 422 Albrechti P., 263 Albrecht, R., 212 Albright . J.. 219, 230, 264, 322 Aldag, M., 299 Aldag, P., 287 Alderma Aldrich, n. R.. 310. 359 J., 342, 422 Alexander, L., 422 Alexander, M., 284 Alexander. VV.. 349 Alk, B., 310. 422 Allain, J., 212 Allan. B., 282 Allan. S.. 282. 312 Allen, D., 342, 396 Allen. 237 Allen, J., 280, 343, 412 Allen, K., 227, 313 Allen, R.. 210, 267 Allen, T.. 354. 422 Allman. R., 183, 270, 339, 422 Alperovitz, G.. 422 Alpert. K., 358 Alsteen, R.. 369, 422 Alt, F., 270. 305 Alt, M., 175. 361.422 Altenlxurg, T.. 220 Altepeter. A.. 286 Altman. S. . 229. 422 Altscliul. A.. 267. 330 Altscliul. S . 330 Alyward. K.. 284 Amato, D., 204 Ambrose. VV.. 335 Ambrust er, N.. 286, 422 Ament. J., 279 Ames, G.. 342. 412 Amin, K., 422 .A'l'110S, R.. 212, 270, 422 Amphlett. M.. 251 Amundson, T,. 283 Anchor. J., 274 Andereck N.. 264 Anderle. B.. 288 Anders, R.. 422 Andersen ., 302 Andersen, ., 260 Anderson, ., 286, 312 Anderson. pawn: 313, 422 Anderson, 203. 250, 264, 266, 271, 283 Anderson, .. 182 Anderson, 263 Anderson, J., 208. 309, 327, 356, 422, 423 482 gm Student Index Le IPFPIQP ::w:::1:: auto-c-.::.n:.r:l. fu. naman 88351533 ogjooooo 51 :s::1::S YF FTUZZW 54 my ii' X, ,- c.,a,..N r' 5631385 w no ... mc, mfg 4' 59 ig: '-H -A 85- E2 333 S X150 9 J- ba lvlsl gm ff, 2 ld A 9 Anderson, ., 246, Andley, R., 302 Andrasco, M., 301 Andree, S., 318 Andrews, E., 177, 263 Andrews, F., 251 Andrews, J., 246, 271, 299 Andrews, M., 282 Andringa. C., 417 Andrus, P., 282 Angcvine, J., 230 Annear, B., 246, 269, 280 Annear. E., 197, 199 Ansell, S., 210. 212, 264 Ansorge, E., 213, 423 Anstett, J., 301 Antcliffe, S., 390 Antelman, S., 365 Anthold, R., 272, 297 Anthony, R., 318, 423 Anton, L., 359 Anton, R., 258, 287 Ant4Wuorinen, K.. 349 Appel, G., 303 Apple, S., 314 Appleman, W., 300 Apter, R., 423 Archie, D., 354, 423 Ardis, C.. 423 Arditti, B., 365 Arendt. J., 214, 423 Arzue, L., 245 Arity, J., 423 Arle, M., 368 Armaganian, H., 302 Armbruster, M.. 321 Arndt. G.. 273. 349 Arneson, F., 220 Arneson, K., 199, 423 Arneson. L., 223, 311 Arnold, E., 205, 423 Arnold. M., 310, 365 Arnold, P., 180, 206, 314, 423 Arnold. R., 307. 423 Arnoldi, L., 302 Arnovitz. A.. 365 Arriens, B., 307 Arvold. V., 287, 318 Ascher. K.. 314 Xsdigian, G., 423 Aske. J.. 280. 305 Asmus, D., 296 Asmussen. J., 292, 293, 297 Aspinwall, J., 260. 315. 360 Aspinwall, N., 312, 423 Aspinwall, S.. 312 Aspnes, D., 245 Assenheimer, R., 305 Atinsky. S., 361 Atkins. N.. 347 Atkins. VV.. 199 423 Atkinson. N.. 225, 423 Atwood, D., 307 Atwood. T., 246. 286 Atwood, K., 264, 282 Atwood. R.. 264 Auker. N.. 222. 320. 423 Ausman, J., 289, 303 Austad, W., 299 Austin, C., 183, 289, 292, 293 Auterman, J.. 306. 423 Avery, J., 274 Avery. S.. 423 Ayer, C., 214 4 B Baarrlseth, D., 200, 423 Baars. A.. 206. 423 Babb, V., 312, 360 Babcock, D.. 301 Babcock. J., 297 Babler, J., 175. 182, 217. 224, Babler, R.. 278, 279, 423 Bacopoulos, A., 326 Badpzer, R.. 423 Baehler, T., 212, 423 Baer, B., 282 Baer, L., 357 Baer, S., 200, 285. 338, 433 Baerman. N., 212 Bagles, C., 270 Bagley. G.. 408. 413 Bahr, A., 209, 213, 423 Baicr, J.. 284 Baier, M.. 424 Bailey, R., 354 Baker, D.,355 Baker, G., 333 Baker, J., 319. 343 Baker, L., 347, 424 Baker, M.. 196, 219, 364 Baker, R., 353, 424 Bakke, N.. 314 Bakken, H., 424 249, 304, 332, 334, 337, -123 , 304, 423 249, 286, 365, 423 Balch, H., 212, 424 Baldwin, D., 236, 336, 417 Ball, W., 345 Ballam, S., 313 Ballou, J., 342, 396 Bandt, P., 298 Banghart, H., 366 Bangs, A., 196, 285 Banker, R., 417 Banov, L., 367 Banowitz, B., 361 Banski, T., 210, 424 Baranowski, VV., 274 Barany, J., 355, 424 Barash, H., 347 Bedwinek, P., 310, 3:-9 Beebe, T., 267, 328 Beecher, G., 303 Beecher, J., 282 Beeman, A., 228 Beer, B., 203. 306 Beermann, J., 347 Beery, C., 266 Behm. E., 236 1 Behnke, N., 42:4 1 Behrendt, J., 344, 42:1 Behrens, F., 274, 297 Behrens, M., 286, 295 Behring, E., 222, 311, 425 Behring. J., 324. 355 Beier, D., 296, 425 Barbakotf, R., 229, 367 Barber, D., 319, 350 Barbo, D., 263 Bard, M., 266 Bardeen, P., 283, 424 Barden, N., 315 Barenscher, J., 283 Barfknecht, C., 231, 233 Bargholtz, B., 206, 320 Barkovech. S., 424 Barland, G., 267 Barland, J., 182, 280, 424 Barlass, M., 250, 424 Barnard, S., 339, 390 Barnes, H., 298 Barnes, J., 207, 208, 424 Barneson. R., 390 Barnett, B., 217, 316, 424 Barnett, J., 321 Barnett, S., 359 Barney, B. 319 Bamhaft, jf., 222, 323, 424 Baron, C., 320, 424 Barr, G., 424 Barrack, L., 217, 223, 310 Barrett, D., 337 Barriage, K., 304 Barrick, G., 236, 417 Barrock, R., 267 Barron, P., 424 Barry, B., 227, 316, 424 Barry, G., 205, 424 Barry, J., 236, 417 Barry, M., 316 Barstow, B., 177, 317 Bartel, D., 206 Bartel, S., 280 Bartelak. J.. 356 Bartell, J., 233 Bartelt, G., 201, 424 Beier, E., 425 Beier, M., 249, 299 Belker, N., 347 Bell, B., 302, 321, 358 Bell, J., 232, 269, 321 Bell, L., 224, 246, 286, 425 Bell, M., 313, 358 Bell, R., 200. 319, 366 Bell, S., 182, 425 Bell , T., 299 Bellack, R., 303 Belleau, D., 425 Belleau Below, B., 321 Belsley, G., 345 Belz, F., 304 Bemis, E., 425 Bemmann, R., 213 Bender, R., 289, 297, 425 Bender, S.. 311. 425 Benedict, T., 345 Beneker, F., 300 Benike, D., 208. 425 Benner, M., 229 Benner, V., 227, 284 Bennett, J., 181, 425 Bennett, M., 349 Bennett, R.. 306. 425 Bennetts. E.. 280 Bennin. J., 278, 279, 425 Beno, D., 425 Beno. E., 425 Bensene, G., 301 Bensma.n, A., 330 Bensman, R.. 330 Benson, B., 360 , W., 425 Benson, E., 369. 425 Benson, G., 329 Benson, J., 222, 246 Barth, M., 424 Bartlett, J.. 321, 424 Bartol, J., 196, 301 Bartos, H., 230 Bartz, F., 301, 424 Bartz, J., 297 Bartz, R.. 206 Baskin, J.. 361 Bass, F., 367 Bass, G., 305 Bass, J., 249 Bassett, E., 182, 202, 203, 266, 424 Bassewitz. W.. 357 Bassman, R., 310, 424 Bates, J., 203, 266, 285, 292, 309, 348 Bates, R.. 274 Bathke. E.. 353 Battaglia, M., 281, 284 Batterman, L., 282 Batterman, R., 296 Battig, W., 302 Battist, G., 246 Battiste, A., 362 Bauch, H., 212 Bauch, M., 182, 206, 424 Bauder. D., 341, 424 Bauer, E., 282 Bauer, J., 364, 424 Bauer, R., 235, 293, 307, 354 Bauer, T., 224 Bauer, W., 296 Baumann, D., 220, 424 Baumann, F., 307 Baumann, J., 177, 196, 203, 283 Baumgartner, K., 295, 305 Baumgartner. R., 300, 424 Bayer, S., 310. 359 Beach, D., 309. 360 Beach, M., 329, 424 Beadle. K.. 172, 289 Beall, H., 301 Beardslev. T.. 233, 424 Beattie, N.. 312 Beatty, R., 299, 339 Becher, A., 282 Bechthold. N.. 339 Beck, E., 199, 297 Beck, J.. 199. 290, 295, 306, 425 Beekenbaugh, J., 284, 316 Becker, C., 425 Becker, E., 425 Becker, J., 264 Becker, K., 283 Becker, R., 270, 274, 304 Becker, T.. 246, 292, 293, 298 Beckman, H., 425 Bednarek, D., 306 Benson. M., 203, 283 Benson, R.. 181, 369, 425 Benter, N., 203. 283, 320 Bentheimer, J., 291. 298 Bentley, F., 236 Bentzin, D., 297 Benz, P.. 307 Beran, VV., 212 Berend, N.. 319 Berent. J., 287 Berg, D., 306 Berg, E., 286 Berg. J-. 196. 202, 203, 280 Berg, BI., 360 Berge, J., 425 Berge, P., 350 Berge, R., 417 Bergenske, S., 313 Berget, K.. 307 Berghoff, H., 309 Bergman, C., 212 Beris, J., 367 Berkoff, M., 310, 359 Berkow, I., 362 Berland. M., 425 Berlin, R., 359 Berlowitz, S.. 213 Berman, B., 330 Berman, J., 359 Bernard, J., 284, 425 Bernberg, L., 362 Berndt, N., 297 Bernhardt, N., 282 Bernhoft, G.. 212, 425 Berns, R., 297 Bernstein, B., 425 Bernstein, R., 330 Berntson, S., 315 Bero, R., 334, 425 Berquist, C.. 317, 425 Bertholdt. J., 302 Bertram, D., 282 Bertram, M., 280 Bertram, P., 219, 317 Best, P.. 425 Bestor, G.. 426 Bethke, C., 199 Bethke, D., 426 Beuscher, H., 301 Beyer. J., 282 Beyer, K., 292, 299. 426 Beyer, L.. 283, 355 Bezella, G., 353 Bhat, S., 426 Biart. K., 311 Bicha, K.. 426 Bichler, D., 304 Biddick, B.. 266 SXYNIBCIL IFF ICXC TELLENCE For 30 ye-urs. emphasis on 1-xv:-plimml quality has been lhv kvy- nulc- ul' Rogers yvarbooks. .X wide- range- ol' type selvvtion. finvsl unulvriuls. l'i1l'Pflll preparation oi' all prinla-el forms and good bind- ing. 1-mubim' lo assure an outslzuuling f1'2lI'll00k. Pc-rsmull aulvim- on all ycarlmnks. lrusml un ye-urs 0fCXp0l'if'Il1'Q' in se-rwing xIIlt'I'il'll-S lvading svlumls. has 1-rf-ulwl 21 trzulilion of simwfr- ilx and 4'v'e'll0l11'P which has lwl-11 l'Q'l'UQ'IliZl'll as a if-Purity lu lln' S1-lnml um! an inspirzllinn to tlll' stuff. 111 IGERS Pl2INTINGr CTIBIPAXNX' lJI FIC'l'I-919 N. BIIFIIIIQAXN IXYIC., VIIICXXCH P, ILL. PL,XN'l'-307 FIIQST ST.. IJIXI iN. ILLINIDIS Bidwell, J., 296 Biehl, M., 337 Bielefeld, M., 306 Bierman, E., 358 Bierman, G., 279 Bierman, T.. 334 Biermann, K., 335, 426 Biggs, J.. 390 Bingen, G., 267 Bingham, S., 260, 359 Biorklund, A.. 286 Birbaum, J., 300 Birgen, R., 304 Birk, R., 349 Biro, A., 426 Bischel, S., 285 Bischoff, B., 311 Bisciglia, A., 304 Bisgeier, S., 365 Bishop, L., 351 Bissell, G., 285 Bissell, J., 426 Bittner, N., 317 Bittner, T., 329 Bittrick. W., 426 Bitzar, C., 182, 282, 426 Bjelland. R., 263, 302 Bjerke, C., 213, 245, 426 B'ernin E 34 2 J E, -, 3 , 4 5 Bjornestad, A., 305 Black, B., 227, 362 Black, H., 319 Black, S., 333 Blackadder, S., 219, 226, 363 Blacker, L., 359 Blackmon, R., 180, 198, 426 Blackmon, W., 200, 426 Blackmun, G., 340 Blackwell, D., 305 Blackwood, R., 340 Blahnik. G., 260, 349 Blair, VV., 298 Blake, B., 322 Blank, R., 307, 349 Blankstein, R., 324, 325 Blankstein, S., 227 Blazkovec, A., 426 Blazkovec, J., 426 Bleek, E., 341 Bleck, G.. 209. 341 Blender. T., 368 Blish, R., 226, 289, 299 Bliss, B., 426 Bloch, A., 426 Block, R., 325, 426 Bloedorn, A., 342 Blom, D., 332, 426 Blommer, M., 340 Blomquist, J., 305 Blomquist, R., 230 Bloom, B., 229, 368, 426 Bloom, N., 361 Bloom, P., 287 Blount, B.. 305 Bloxdorf. J., 230 Bloyer. A.. 274, 301 Blue, E., 321 Blue, G., 328 Blum, T., 426 Blumberg, G., 426 Blumberg, R.. 359 Blume, N., 426 Blumenfeld. R.. 359 Blumenstock, T., 183, 212, Blumer, J., 313 Blun, L., 359 Blusl. N.. 231, 232, 426 Bly, J., 205 Boardman, M., 182 Bocchini, R. ,228, 327 Bock, B., 351 Bock, R., 426 Bocksch, R., 328 Bodeau, D., 349 Bodi, J., 344 Bodner, G., 398, 413 Boe, A., 220, 354, 426 Boeck, G., 264, 266 Boeck. R., 264, 266 Boehlke, S., 284 Boehm, B., 287. 311 Boehme. A.. 209, 426 Boek, N.. 284 Boeker, A., 266 Boelter, D., 300 Boelter, G., 426 Boesel. E., 316, 426 Boettcher, A., 299 Bc-ettcher, C.. 213, 305 Boettge, W., 333 Bnex. P.. 282 Bogart, J., 227 Bohler. D., 426 Bohm, R., 330 Bohn, K.. 318, 427 Bohne, H.. 201. 240, 427 Bokhour, E.. 298 Bokil, R., 427 Boland, 270, 427 Bolduan. R., 427 Boldus, R.. 307 Bolen, L., 246 Boller, B., 337 Bolles, J., 302 Bollom, R., 427 Bolstad, J., 344 Bolte, R., 427 484 270, 396, 426 Bolte, S., 427 Bolton, D., 228 Boinmer, M., 175, 196, 202, 240, 364, 427 Bonamer, D., 210 Bond, B., 177, 321, 360 Bond, P., 229 Boness, D., 196, 346 Bonham, B., 279 Bonino, G., 301 Bonsack, A., 198 Boone, J., 177, 227, 229, 282, 322 Booth, VV., 427 Boothroyd, C., 286 Borax, J., 273, 347 Borchardt, R., 230 Borchert, L., 271, 298 Borden, J., 208 Borgen, J., 427 Borland, A., 227, 319 Borland, G., 226, 273, 390, 427 Borman, B., 368 Born, D., 213 Borndahl, W., 296 Bornslaeger, S., 245, 354, 427 Bornstein, J., 427 Bornstein, T., 365 Bos, H., 201 Bosben, K., 286 Bosshardt, C., 232 Bosshardt, R., 427 Boswell, D., 314 Botham, R., 322, 427 Butts, P., 427 Bourkland, M., 313, 360 Bowen, J., 307 Bowen, R., 267, 397, 427 Bowes, E., 312, 358 Boyce, G., 417 Boyce, J., 334 Boyd, D., 245 Boyd, L., 307 Boyd, R., 296 Boyer, D., 205, 264. 307, 427 Boylan, D., 227, 322, 360 Boyle, D., 299 Boyle, G., 286 Boyle, S.. 202. 207. 286, 427 Brachmann. J., 302 Bradford, M., 182, 227, 427 Bradford, W., 245, 306 Bradley, J., 322. 358 Bradley, T., 222 Brahmstedt. H., 245 Braidman, S., 367 Braley, B., 318, 360 Bramer, D., 196 Brand, F., 349, 427 Brandes. M.. 367 Brandl, P.. 273. 399, 427 Brandley, T., 322 Brandriff. B.,177, 319 Brandt, H., 206, 427 Brandt. J-. 307 Brandt, M., 177, 364 Brandt, T., 294, 295, 304 Brandwein. B., 367 Brant, K., 341 Brantmeyer, R., 271 Branum, J., 369 Brasseur, P.. 315, 427 Brault, D., 350 Braun, B., 222, 322, 427 Braunschweig, E., 214, 270, 427 Braunschweig. J., 245, 250 Brazeau, P., 322. 427 Brearley, A., 305 Bredenbeck, T., 198, 427 Rrehm, W., 413, 427 Brehsmer, W.. 358 Breitenstein, M., 246, 309, 366 Breitzke, K.. 313 Breitzman, E., 358 Brekke, S., 280 Brekken, A., 230 Brenden, J.. 183, 214, 298, 328, 427 Brennan, M., 195, 316, 427 Brenner, D., 306, 428 Brenner, L.. 241. 242, 251, 267, 367 Brennom, XV.. 300 Brentan, S., 365 Brenzel, D., 299 Brenzel. J., 348 Breske, P., 303 Bretscher, L., 316 Brett. B.. 330 Breuch, W., 271, 274, 337, 428 Brewer, F., 230 Brewer, J., 235 Brey, J., 203 Brick, C., 321, 428 Brick, E., 306 Brick, S., 321. 358 Brickhouse, B., 279 Brickner, N., 263 Brickson, H., 235, 417 Briclgman, J., 428 Briedis, S., 323 Briedis, U., 212 Briggs, R.. 295. 300 Brigham. A.. 356, 428 Brinqle. P.. 199, 428 Brink, J.. 258 Brinkman. J., 354 Brinton, H., 243, 343, 428 Brockmann. R.. 356 Broetzman. G.. 297 Brokaw, K., 351 Bronson, A., 428 Bronson, F., 294, 306 Brooks, W., 428 Broseau, J., 286 Brosowsky, R., 306 Brost, E., 201 Broten, R., 428 Brott, E., 313 Brown, A., 275, 322 263 Brown, B., Brown, C., 273, 302, 358, Brown, D., 297, 339 Brown, E., 310, 362 Brown, H., 270, 428 Brown, J., 246, 328 Brown, L., 200, 201, 310, Brown, M., 358 Brown, N., 364 Brown, P., 260, 289, 357, Brown, R., 230, 297, 304 Brown, S., 298, 309, 428 Brown, W., 230 Browne, J., 350 Browne, M., 182 Brownstone, J., 359 Bruch, L., 267, 354 Brudnich, H., 330 Bruegger, J., 317 Bruhn, I., 230 Brunckhorst, E., 287 Brune, B., 273, 343, 428 Brunner, G., 369 Brunner, J., 340 Brunner, R., 428 Brunner, T., 180, 200, 364 Bruns, S., 282 Bruss, E., 366 Brussock, C., 279 Brussock, J., 428 Bryan, J., 301 Brygger, J., 302 Buhlitz, L., 181, 428 Bubolz, B., 360, 428 Bubolz, M., 360 Buchanan, A., 251, 283 Buchanan, L., 428 Buchanan, M.. 340 Bucher, K.. 303 Buchholz, D., 428 Buchholz, H., 331 Buchman, M., 360 Buchta, W., 296 Buck, N., 212, 306, 428 Buckeridge, M., 246, 285, Buckles, J., 266 Buckley, M., 359 Budd, C., 428 Budd, H., 213 Budic, C., 285 Budnar, R., 428 Budurov, P., 337 Budz, F., 428 Buechner, R., 199 Buege, J., 206 Buehler, E., 246, 293, 301 Buehrens, M., 313 Buettner, P., 340 Buhrow, N.. 303 Bull, A., 227 Bullamore, M., 227, 282, Bullock. T.. 272 Bulut, O., 302 Bunda, D., 206, 428 Bunge, C., 314, 363 Buol, B., 268 Buol, S., 323 Burandt, D., 230 Burbridge, P., 172, 318 Burgardt, A., 285 Burgemeister, C., 314 Burgermeister, G., 286 Burgess, G., 428 Burgess, J., 333, 428 Burgess, P., 321 Burgett, P., 400 Burghardt, K.. 207 Burgoon, S.. 316 Burgy, J., 331 Burgy, N., 196. 285 Burkart, A., 339 Burke, J., 369 Burke, K., 283 Burke. M., 281, 283 Burkhardt, M.. 203 Burkhart, S., 345 Burleigh, J.. 177 Burmeister Burmeister, R.. 306 Burnard, C., 428 Burnett, L., 417 Burnjas. L.. 225, 360 C., 315 Burns, Burns, , N., 334 E., 312 J.. 321, 359. 429 M., 315, 315 R., 355 , N.. 283 Burr, C., 224, 249, 285 Burr, D., 297 Burr, R.. 206, 429 Burr, S., 232 Burrall, A., 214 Burrows, J., 251. 283, 429 Bursack, B., 290 Burton, R.. 341 Burzinski, E., 429 Busch, B., 282, 315, 358 Burns, Burns, Burns, Buros 428 331, 42 423 292, 317 8 293 Busch, J., 228, 342 Bushland, D., 365 Bushman, S., 203, 282 Buskens, N., 316 Buss, J., 343, 429 Busse, L., 338, 429 Bussey, J., 348, 422 Bussian. H., 282 Butch, B., 203, 284 Buth, R., 355 , Butterballghv N-3 315, 323 Butterfield, K., 212, 429 Butteri, F., 429 Button, A., 245, 267 Buyalski, C., 429 Buzzi-Donato, A., 306 Byer, L., 368 Byer, W., 344 Byom, W., 174, 429 C Caan, G., 334, 429 Cade. P-, 290, 300 Caine, M., 360 Calabresa, W., 341 Caldart, R., 334, 429 Calderon, Caldwell, 9? its bd a Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Callahan Callan, Callin, G., Calvert, 5 O 2. 0 'S ft' f'U. Eapawp QJINJ ei E . . 196. , ., 346 J., 235 S., 287 , 315 198, 266 315 , 213, 429 331, 429 Calvi, P., 172, 249, 280. Cameron, J., 316, 358 Cameron, R., 351, 429 Cammack, D., 429 Campbell Campbell Campbell Campion, Camplin, Camras, , D., 205, 263, , J., 363 , K., 263, 272, 353 K., 300 F., 329 Campshure, R., 212 R., 357 Cangiano, B., 321 Cannon, H., 213 Cantwell, M., 350 Caplan, C., 357 Carey, A., 245 Carey, G., 196, 197, 199, Carey, R., 266 Carl, E., Carl, R., Carlson, Carlson, Carlson, Carlson, Carlson Carlson, Carlson, Carlson, 310 200 O nv 1 re F w? 0 ., 368 OO ll N 2. 5.2. 3,5 . 2' amazes 3 . 5 3 I9 ' P123 . ' un 2 f ., 280 ., 225, 208, 429 322, 360 305 349 , 263. 350 213, 429 429 314 307, 429 240, 388, 429 , 429 429 Carmichael. K., 301 Carmody, M., 196, 197. 250 Carnesale. P.. 306, 429 Carnito, C., 366 Carolin, R.. 307, 429 Carp, S.. 359 Carpenter, M., 429 Carpenter, T.. 322 Carroll, D.. 353 Carswell, A., 317, 429 Carswell, J., 246, 251 Cartin, L.. 362 Cartwright, J.. 398 Carver, W., 306 Casat, C.. 430 Cascio, V., 225 Casden. E.. 430 Casey. G., 267 Casl, R.. 333 Casler, G., 430 Cass. R., 230 Cassidy, F.. 180 Castagna, M.. 246 Castleberg, C., 180, 201, 266 338 430 Castleberg, R.. 231, 430 Caswell, D., 222 Catalanello, R., 206 Cattanach, R., 430 Cavanaugh, J., 224. 333 Cease, J., 306 Cecchini, L., 225, 227 Cech, S., 241 Cell, H.. 204, 222, 245 Cerny, J., 354 Cervenka, R.. 430 Cerveny, J-, 430 Chaimson, R., 347 Chalcraft, J.. 263, 311 Chalekian. S.. 430 Chalsma, R., 246 Chan, R.. 230 Chang, M., 282 Channpas, U., 213 Chantiles, J.. 181 Chapel, J., 430 Chapel, R., 275 Chapman, A., 179, 357 ,.f N Wu xx ff 5 ?7 X X if we' s I n KJ t H 9 john S Ollllzlexr Again A famnhar and reassuring slogan FAMILIAR because it has appeared in thousands of the country s nest year books for the past bal century Rsassunmc because those years o specialized experience bring complete service, outstanding quality and de- pendable delivery to the yearbook staffs with whom we work. + ' r ww, 1 l l v l 8l7 W. Washington Blvd. Chicago 7, Illinois E ,IAHN 8: OLLIER ENCRAVINC CO. 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R., 183 Clorfene, B., 362 Clothier, S.. 284 Clow. F., 390 Clumpner, T., 294, 305 Cnare, J.. 356 Coakley, E., 309 Coakley. 360, 431 Coan, VV., 230 Cochenet, L.. 301 Cody, R.. 206, 431 Coel, J.. 212, 292, 305 Coenen, J., 301 Coffey, D., 301 Cohen, A., 431. 437 B 3 5 Cohen, ., Cohen, F... .2 347, 361, ses Cohen, .T-. 347 Cohen, L., 359' Cohen, M.. 229. 250, 294, 305, 330, 367 Cohen, S., 361 Cohn, S., 267 Cohrs, A., 258 Colby, T.. 208, 431 Cole, A.. 333 Coleman, D., 214 Coleman, T., 334 Coleman, R.. 182, 227, 249, 431 Coles, D.. 267 Collat. B., 362 Collett, J., 306 Follett, N., 279. 431 Collette, T., 246 Collins, C., 232. 366 Collins, N., 207, 431 Collins, P Collins, T., Combs, ., 349. 431 307 345. 431 Comfort. R., 340 486 Compton, B., 313, 358 Conard, ., 297 C1 Conger, B., 322 Conger, H., 431 Conger K., 271 50173 5 6 Conlin, ., 232 Conlon Connor, ., 335 Connor, Connors, M., 341 Connors, VV., 179 Conrad, P., 177, 311, 366 Conroy, J., 227 Consigny, N., 356 Conway, C., 206, 207, 222, 283, 3 Coogan, T., 269, 339 Cook, C., 270, 332 Cook, L., 206, 207, 431 Cook, M., 284 Cook, R., 431 Cooley, C., 358 Cooley, D., 246 Coombs, J., 334 Coombs, N., 263 Coon, J., 196, 364, 431 Coon, S., 364 Coonen, E., 196, 364 Cooper, G., 271, 299 Cooper, J., 310 Cooper, L., 182, 219, 359 Cooper, M., 431 Cooper, P., 367 Cooper, S., 318, 431 Cope, C., 282 Copeland, B., 321 Coplin, I., 431 Corbeille, J., 283 Corcoran, G., 339, 431 Cords, F., 304 Corlett, C., 283, 431 Cornbleet, S., 359 Cornlield, A., 229 Cornwell, J., 204 Corpron, N., 296 Corr, R., 431 Corfy, J., 290, 292, 293, 294, 3 Cors, W., 355 Corstvet, H., 279 Cort, E., 264 Corth, T., 245, 334 Cory, S., 283 Cotter, A., 304 Cottingham, D., 305, 431 Cotton, A., 270, 271, 356, 413 Couch, S., 250 Coughlin, S., 345, 431 Counsell, P., 241, 337, 431 Couper, N., 260, 360 Cowan, J., 360 Cowan, M., 221 Cowan, S., 431 Cowley, J.. 285 Cowling, E., 272 Cozzini, B., 328, 431 Crago, M., 283, 315 Craig, D., 310, 338 Craig, G., 431 Craig, R., 245, 305, 431 Craigmile, D., 235 Craine, J., 320 Cramer, G., 230 Crane, J., 322, 349 Crary, C., 368 CUNY, W.. 260 Crawford, M., 360 Crawford, R., 431 03 Crawley, G., 180, 197, 198, 390, Creger, B., 246 Cresap, R., 177. 318 Critchfleld J.. 344 Crittenton, C.. 314, 432 Croner, V., 206, 215, 432 Cronin, C., 283, 311 Crosby, A., 318 Cross, V., 182, 206, 217, 432 Crotteau, R., 307 Crowell, J., 314, 432 Crowley, C., 316. 432 Crownhart, G., 334, 432 Crownhart, S.. 312 Crumpaeker, M., 263, 365, 432 Culbertson, C., 251, 263, 368 Culver, H., 432 Culver, J., 345 Cummings. J.. 206, 349, 413, 4 Curnow, H., 305 Currie, V.. 283 Curry, J., 243, 244, 322 Curtin, F., 358 Curtis, J., 295, 303 Curtis, 300 mms, R., 213, 432 Cutts, M., 311, 432 Cvikota, J., 320 Cwayna. J.. 432 Cywinski. R., 207, 432 Czarnecki, D., 229, 282, 315 Czech, J.. 209, 213, 432 D Dazme, H.. 299 Daehler. G., 321 Daggett. T.. 432 Dague, J., 196 Dahl, 214, 328, 432 32 Dahl, W., 183, 432 Dahle, G., 177, 322 Dahle, N., 304 Dahlgren, D., 304 Dahlke, D., 417 Dahlke, M., 432 Dahlke, S., 309 Dahlman, J., 274, 297 Dahmer, L., 432 Dahnke, R., 212 Dahnke, W., 306, 432 Daigh, P., 365 Dake, M., 212 Dalbcck, C., 263 Dales, D., 334 Dall, D., 306 Dalles, G., 221, 313, 363 Dalton, M., 312 Damm, T., 307, 349 Danca, V., 432 Danhouser, D., 274, 354 Daniel, M., 432 Danielson, S.. 287 Darling, J., 332 Darling, R.. 339 Dasinger. D., 432 Dattilo, J., 311, 432 nauber, D., 355, 396, 413, 432 Daugherty, D., 250, 266 Daum, A., 340 Dauska, VV.. 297 Davidson, E., 304 Davidson, ,T.. 321 Davidson, M., 222, 319 Davie, V.. 309 Davies, W., 305 Davis, A., 432 Davis, B., 224 Davis, C., 312 Davis, D., 283 432 Davis, F., 310 Davis, G., 328 Davis, H., 432 Davis, T., 269, 347. 349, 432 Davis, K., 203 266. 318, 433 Davis, R., 300 345 Davis, S.. 366 Davison, T., 177, 251, 283 Dawn, VV.. 214. 433 Dawson, M., 321 Day, T., 3 64 Day. T., 301 Dealey. J., 232 Dean, L., 223, 358 287 r1eBower, D.. DeBraa1, R., 207 deBruir1, L., 315. 433 DeCar1o, D.. 315, 366 Decker, J., 364 DeCoursin, J.. 348 Dedrick. T. 349 Degner, H., 408, 413 Devner. VV., 246. 296 DeGraFf, E.. 433 DeGroot. R.. 433 DeHavf:n. TT.. 321 Dehring, B.. 282 Dehringz C.. 287 DeHuf, R.. 282, 312 Deike, J., 351 Delain, P.. 363 DeLorme, T., 306 DeLucca, G., 356 DeLucca, R., 271 Delwiche. R., 214, 293, 294, 307 DeMerell. R., 348 DeMerit, J., 226 DeMeuse , D., 213. 433 DeMille. J.. 223, 249, 358 Demos, A., 349 Den Dooven. V.. 195, 321 Denenholz, R.. 347 Denqel. P., 433 Denqler, J.. 229, 433 Denk. J.. 326 Dennis, B., 319 Dennis, D., 270, 305 Dennis, G., 319. 358 Denniston. C.. 297 DeNohle. B., 333 DePue, M.. 222. 314 deRevey. J.. 360 Derge, G.. 433 Deringer, R.. 340 Derksen, G., 299 Derleth, H., 303 Derning, T., 433 DeRose, P., 304 DeRose. R., 433 Deschauer. D.. 206 Des Tarrlins, G., 299 De Staercke. G.. 302 DeTienne. K.. 349 Detrick. M., 301 Dettloti F., 206. 274, 412, 433 Deutsch, S., 325 Deutsch, T., 357 Devine, D., 214, 301 Devine, S., 301 Devlin, R., 406 fleVos, D., 279 Devries. S.. 227, 283 Dewa, R.. 334 Dewar, N., 287 DeWeerdt, G., 343 DeVVitt, D., 355 DeVVitt, M., 283 DeVVitt, P., 337 Dexheimer, R., 306 Dhanomkulbutra, C., 267 Diamond, D., 347 Diaz, M., 433 Dibb, R., 205, 208, 433 Dickinson, J., 296 Dickson, M., 433 Dickson, R., 271, 272 Dieckmann, S., 433 Dietrich, J., 177, 283 Dietrich, L., 209 Dietsch, M., 315 Diiilio, W., 342 Di oreto, C., 213, 433 Dingeldein, D., 433 Dingle, S., 338 Dipple, J., 294, 304 DiSalvo, B., 333 Disbrow, S., 365 DiTrapani, A., 212, 237, 433 Dittmann, H., 433 Dittmar, B., 328 Dittmar, L., 320 Dittmer, J., 301 Dix, J., 314, 433 Dixon, D., 315, 358 Dixon, R., 245 Dnyansagar, V., 305 Dobberstein, VV., 307 Dobbins, D., 225 Dobbs, M., 284 Dobratz, R., 433 Dockendorff, B., 206 Dodge, L., 301 Dodge, R., 341 Dodsworth, R., 433 Doepke, E., 354 Doerfler, V., 246 Doering, J., 203, 433 Doering, VV., 288, 306, 433 Doersch, R., 201, 284, 433 Doherty, J., 333 Dolhun, T., 311 Dolohanty, T., 205 Dolson, J., 433 Dolven, M., 433 Donahue, J., 206 Doneit, J., 279 Donhausen, T., 325 Donkle, J.. 230 Donohoo, D., 245 Donohoo, J., 181, 213 Donovan, J., 283 Doornink, J., 364 Dopke, P., 269, 287 Dopp, F., 196, 203, 240, 433 Dopp, J.. 180, 198, 200 Doran, R., 174. 433 Dorf, J., 330, 433 Dorn, A., 433 Dorn, T., 200, 338 Dorrance, J.. 292, 307 Doty, M., 284 Doubchan, V., 177 Dougherty, BI.. 202, 280, 434 Douglas, L., 305 Dover, E.. 434 Dow. D., 353 Dowling, F., 326 Downing, R., 417 Doyle, G., 434 Doyle, R., 359 Drago, R.. 311. 363 Draheim, D.. 356 Drais, G., 341 Drake, E., 358 Drake, R.. 342 Dregne, M., 314 Dreier, D., 434 Dreier, VV., 295. 302 Dresser, D., 434 Dresser, M., 266 Dressler, A.. 282 Drew, E., 282 Drewek, R., 431 Dricken, G., 213, 434 Driessen, C.. 287 Dropp, J., 286 Drosdoff, R., 264, 3M Drummy, M.. 269 Drury. D., 283 Drye, J.. 400 Dubin, H., 367 Dubois, J., 299 Dubow, D.. 367 DuBrucq. D.. 322 Duchon, C., 351. 434 Duchow. R.. 183. 434 Duckart. F., 434 Dudley, M., 434 Duesler. T.. 200. 434 Duex. D., 299 Duffy, J.. 296 Dugan. P.. 285. 292, 293, 295 Duhl. R.. 347 Dumbleton. D., 295, 297 Dumdey. K.. 318 Dunbar, C., 282 Duncan, D., 313. 434 Dunham, B., 280 Dunham, C., 222, 434 Dunigan. J., 180, 205 Dunkel, T., 306 Dunlap, J., 266 Dunlap, M., 182 Dunlop, VV.. 257 ..-..I5y b 44' 49' I, We X w s HQ b s 5 A 0 lb , lv 5 , Wm, i . y -' f 'i DOCTOR PHorosRAPHi5R I ,r 44 men you think about it, the family photographer falls somewhere in the family doctor-lawyer classification. The photographer, like the doctor and lawyer, is called upon when major events in your life occur. With a fine studio portrait you can relive in later years the happiness of the engagement, the wedding, the arrival of children. A photograph is part of forever, and our studio takes this responsibility seriously. bk We are proud to be the photographer chosen to photograph your gradu- ating class. We hope that this is the beginning ofa lifelong relationship. PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO e - 3rd FLOOR Olly lVlOllCllSSlSl', lIlC. 0 Downtown stores own MADISCDN 3, WISCONSIN Falk, VV., 181, 210, 213. 263, 295. 301, 435 Dunn, D., 230 Dunn, G., 304 Dunn, J., 316 Dunn, M., 269 Dunn, P., 296 Dunning, T., 305, 434 Dunsirn, E., 301 Duntley, M., 221, 309, 366 Dupuis, C., 282 Durant, D., 183 Durian, R., 369 Durkin, W., 302 Durst, D., 306 Dushek, A., 221. 283 Dusseault, J., 303 Dutton, J., 181, 270, 356, 434 Duvall, C., 235 Duwe, M., 283, 317 Duzy, J., 365 Dyer, P., 322 Dymond. S., 322 Dynna, B., 202 Dyrud, J., 296 Dzuro, B., 224, 251 Dzuro, J., 266 E Eagon, S., 317. 434 Earleywine, L., 306 Eastman, B., 284. 311 Eastwood, B., 251 Eaton, B., 217, 218, 366, 434 Eaton, H., 318, 358 Eaton, P.. 222, 245 Ebeling, E., 233 Ebeling, J., 335 Eben, C., 228 Ebert, C., 271, 291, 305 Ebert, P., 297 Ebert, R., 233 Ebert, V., 249. 304, 434 Eckdish, R., 368 Eckerle, T., 344 Eckerling, S., 325 Eckert, J.. 266, 434 Eckman, R., 213, 434 Eckstein, J., 197, 298. 338 Eddy, R.. 289. 291. 306, 434 Edelen, L., 219, 226, 313 Edelstein. S., 207 Ederer, C., 285 Edgerton, S.. 175, 321, 434 Edgington, A., 321 Edland, M., 315 Edwards, E., 208, 273, 399, 434 Edwards, G., 196 , 369 Edwards, S., 218, 221, 285, 364, 434 Edwards, T.. 181, 183, 304, 434 Egan, D., 369 Eggert, G., 246 Eggert, W., 300 Eggman, L., 230, 434 Eglash. N.. 434 Egli. A., 286, 434 Egli, C., 297 Ehle, F., 352 Ehlers, L., 304 Ehlert, R., 264 Ehrhardt, A.. 230 Ehrke, W., 200, 408 Eichenseer, L., 209 Eichinger, D.. 307 Eide, K., 177. 279 Eidenberg, E.. 300 Einstein, J., 367 Eisch, T., 305 Eisele, R., 235 Eisenberg, A., 235, 417 Ela, R., 275, 343, 434 Elbert, J., 213, 434 Elger, J., 213, 305 Elgh, I., 284, 322 Eliason, D., 213 Elko. S., 229, 434 Ellefson, J., 181, 213, 435 Ellenberger, A., 306 Eller, J., 266, 359 Ellig, B., 302 Elliot, C., 210, 212, 333, 435 Elliott, J., 236, 314, 340 Elliott. W.. 304 Ellis, H.. 348 Ellison, H.. 181, 435 Fllison, M.. 287 Ellsworth, E.. 249, 302 Elmburiz. J., 321, 360 Elmer, B., 287 Elmer, H., 249, 309 Elmer, R., 205, 435 Elmhorst, W., M5 Else, C., 283, 313 Elstram, J., 183, 328 El-Wattar. Z., 269 Emanuel. D., 213, 435 Emery, P., 302, 333 Emmerich. M., 301, 337 Emrich. M., 282 Endc, J.. 320 Enders, F., 201 Endicott, J., 236 Endicott, R., 235 Endicott, W., 369 Engberg, D., 214. 304 Engel, T., 266, 435 Engel. M.. 258, 280 Engelhardt, L., 199, 435 488 Engelman, L., 282, 315 Engels, L., 336 Enger, C., 232 Engersbach, N., 298 Engh, T., 354 Engholm, R., 263 Engle, R., 300 Engler, H., 307 Engler, W., 337, 435 Englesby, K., 303 Engstad, M., 284, 435 Enockson, B., 206 Enright, M., 312 Enz, R., 245, 270, 435 Epstein, D., 368 Epstein, J., 201 Erdmann. C., 318, 358 Erdmann, D., 335 Erdmann, G., 226, 320, 435 Erdmann, 339 Fenske, D., 198, 305, 436 Fenske, J., 196, 274 Fenske, M., 287, 321 Fenske, P., 282 Ferdon, E., 183, 212, 436 Ferg, A., 364 Ferguson, F., 297 Ferkin,lJ., 282, 311 Ferris, ., 245, 263, 271, 292, 293 Ferris, M., 263 Ferry, C., 322 Ferry, D., 230, 436 Fetzer, W., 335 Feuer, B., 325 Feuerzeig, H., 369 Fey, VV., 301 Fieder, D., 304, 436 Fiedler, J., 306 Field, B., 241, 286, 322 Field, R. , 436 Filek, S., 436 Erdmann, ., 358 Erichsen, J., 246, 280 Erickson, A., 336, 435 Erickson, G., 303 Erickson, I., 366 Erickson, J., 201, 274, 435 Erickson, K., 177, 314, 360 Erickson, N., 283 Erickson . 197 198 200, 273, 304, 338 , R . , , Ericson, A., 263, 435 Erlitz, F., 271 Ernst, M., 224 Errath, T., 339 Escallon, L., 312 Esch, E., 331 Eschner, V., 279, 311 Esposito, B.. 309 Essex, J., 435 Esten, E., 316 Estick, R., 250, 406, 435 Ethun, C., 435 Euclide. J., 326, 435 Evans, H., 226, 435 Evans, J., 280, 435 Evans, L., 280 Evans, M., 263 Evans, R.. 417 Evenson, J., 222, 283, 311 Evert, D., 435 Evinrude, T.. 435 Evjue, D., 208, 292, 293, 303, 435 Ewart, R., 435 Ewing, R., 280 Exner, J., 341 F Faassee, M., 435 Faber, J., 196 Facklam, C., 283 Fager, H., 417 Fagerland. D., 343 Fago, H.. Fahrner, 225, 283 G., 435 Faiizen, M.. 367 Failinzer, E., 435 Fair. G.. 266. 435 Fairbanks. D.. 325 Falcone, P.. 203 Falk, B., 282 Falk, E., 435 Falk, S.. 360 Faller, J.. 366. 435 Falstad, D.. 350, 435 Falz, C.. 285 Fancsali, D., 230 Faraca, A., 346 Farber, J., 347 Farley, D., 352 Farley, R.. 356. 436 Farnum, J., 303 Farquhar Farr, D.. son, M., 227 350, 436 Farris, K.. 436 Filiatreaux. R., 436 Filler, S., 227, 285 Finch, J., 206, 436 Finch, S., 282 Finder. K., 436 Fine, L., 223 Fink, J., 183, 229 Fink, M., 182, 221, 285, 292, 436 Finlay, E., 202, 436 Finlay, T., 351 Finley, C.. 196, 203, 282 Finn, J., 315 Finn, P., 314, 360 Finnane, D., 180, 205, 299 Finnane, J., 343 Finnegan, D., 282 Fins, T., 305 Finst, J., 334 Fischer, D., 292, 293, 303, 436 Fischer, J., 221, 358, 436 Fischer, R., 228, 328, 357 Fischrupp, J., 267, 335 Fish, G., 339, 436 Fish, K.. 318, 360 Fisher, B., 273 Fisher, E., 205, 207 Fisher, G., 177. 229, 285, 295 Fisher, M., 200 Fisher, P., 356 Fishkin, B., 436 Fishman, E., 177, 310, 360 Fishman, P., 357 Fishman, S., 219 Fitzgerald, K., 283 Fitz-Gibbon, C.. 320 FitzGibbon, S., 279 Fitzpatrick, D., 295, 296 Fitzpatrick, J.. 205. 301 Fitzsimonds, R., 349 Fitz Simons. C., 311 Fivian, R., 343 Flader, W., W Flagel, A., 233 Flate, R., 204, 302 Flath, E., 209 Flath, G., 224 Flatley, A.. 316 Fleck, J., 363 Fleischaker. S., 310 Flora, J., 399 Fogt, G., 208. 436 Foley, J.. 293. 304 Foley. L., 291, 298 Foley. S.. 363. 436 Follett. J., 212, 436 417 Foltz, R., Fonteine, D., 318, 436 Ford, B., 287 Ford. D., 226 Ford, P., 182, 280 Forester, A., 437 Forester, M., 316 Formali, M., 266 Forman, D., 310 Farwell. M., 436 Faust, D., 288. 299. 436 Faxon, S., 225, 366 Fazer, K., 335 Fearing, V., 312, 436 Featherstone. B., 299 Febock, J., 313 Fechtner, J., 315. 358 Fechtner, S., 358 Feder, D., 324, 336, 436 Feher, J., 286, 314 Felilhaber, R., 324 Feinbloom, J.. 306 Feldhausen, A., 245. 312, 360 Feldhausen, P.. 352 Forney, J., 437 Forrester, A., 280, 311 Forsberg, T., 283 Forsmo, J.. 207, 437 Forstner. R., 306 Fosdal, F., 296 Fosdal, J., 437 Fosshage. F., 437 Foster, C., 333 Foster, D.. 226 Foster, l., 282 Foster, L., 323 Foster, S., 180, 318, 350, 437 Foster V., 437 Feldman, Feldman, Feldman, Feldman, Feldman, Feldstein Felix, E., A., 365 D., 175, 436 L., 214, 328 R., 297 S., 365 , C.. 330 210, 212, 436 Fellbaum, C.. 229, 280 Fe-ller. L.. 326 Fels, G., 325 Fels, K., 227, 315 Fels, M.. 245, 251 , 315 Felten. R., 263. 436 Feltenbar ger, N., 436 Felton, O., 266 Fencil, D., 285 Fender, J., 249. 268, 323, 436 Fouts, R.. 227. 437 Fowler, A., 235 Fowler, N., 283 Fowler, W., 183, 212, 437 Fox, C., 282 Fox, D., 207, 258, 268, 353, 437 Fox, E., 340 Fox, J., 310, 359 Fox, M., 343, 437 Fox, S.. 282 Foxwell, W., 305 Foy, VV., 299 Fraad. R., 359 Frackelton, G., 319 Frager, R., 225, 260, 360 Frailing, J., 182, 315, 437 France. H.. 357. 437 Francetic, R., 206 , sos, 436 Franchino, C., 437 Francke, D., 437 Frank, C., 299 Frank, D., 323, 437 Frank, G., 355, 437 Frank, K., 282 222 283 Frank, L., , 310, 359, 367, Frank, S., Franklin, H., 367 Franz, B., 231, 232, 437 Franz, L., 318 Fraser, J., 275 Fraser, S., 227, 284, 322 Frautschi, T., 352, 407 Frazee, J., 208, 249, 437 Frazier, VV., 350 Frea, J., 180, 338 Frechette, P., 230, 350 Freckmann, J., 201, 437 Fredendall, J., 355, 396, 437 Fredrich, R., 352 Free, D., 271, 337 Freed, M., 172, 321 Freedman, N., 284, 437 Freedman, P., 361 Freedy, P.. 305 Freeman, C., 333 Freeman, M., 368 Freeman, R., 400, 413 Freiburger, J., 437 Freitag, G., 231, 233, 306 Freiwald. E., 183 French, J., 267, 437 French, T., 235 Frentz, T., 297 Frenzel, C., 306, 437 Frey, A., 210, 295, 303 Frey, F., 301 Frey, M., 282 Freytag, J., 275, 343, 437 Freytag, W., 417 Friauf, G., 270 Friauf, M., 260, 286 Fricke, G., 214, 272, 437 Fricke, H., 301, 437 Fridsteinsson, J., 348 Fried. D., 306 Friedberg, R., 362 Friedl, B., 283 Friedland, J., 205 Friedman, B., 229 Friedman, G., 347, 417 Friedman, 1., 310, 359 Friedman, S., 227 Friedstein, S., 357 Fries, S., 267 Frieze, B., 364 Frisch, J., 368 Fritsch, R.. 350 Fritsche, K., 278, 281, 283 Fritz, M., 284 Friz, T., 204, 267, 272 Froberg, S., 282, 315 Froelich. J., 437 Froker, N., 437 Fromm, B., 249, 317, 438 Fromm, W., 271, 438 Frosch, R., 209 Frostman, S., 282, 438 Fruehauf, N., 264 Fruhling, H., 286, 438 Fry, J., 230 Fry, V.. 283 Frydenland. G., 300 Frye, M., 202, 321.438 Fuchs, F., 212, 438 Fuhs, J., 174. 231, 233, 438 Fujita, M., 283 Fuller, D., 328, 438 Funk, N., 226, 283 Funke, R., 299, 438 Furan, D., 354 Furchtenicht, H.. 327 Furstenberg, J., 438 Fuson, P., 304 Futowsky, M., 359, 438 Futowsky, S., 359 Futterman, J., 182, 368, 438 G Gabert, A., 338 Gabron. S., 283 Gabrovic, L., 438 Gadbaw, G., 297 Gadow, G., 177 Gafvert, R., 342 Gage, J., 319 Gahlman. M., 250, 274 Galanis, J., 205, 273 Gale, A., 367 Galli, R., 271 Gamroth. J., 283 Gandt, G., 438 Gandt, W., 222, 245, 249, 346 Gannon, P., 181, 213, 438 Gansen, W.. 438 Gappa, S., 299 Garbarek, L.. 332 Garber, M., 304 Garberson, R., 325 Gardenier, J., 231. 233, 286, 438 Gardner, J.. 177, 364 Garens, J., 283, 309 Garfunkel, L., 264 Garlan, T., 365 Garlick, J., 368 f ' N33 '-4-ai H--.MSB First aid to Beam . . . Tile' start. the- ilitlispvlisulmle- in-ulitifivr. is wzitvr . . . l't'i'I't'SiliIlg l'il'illliiIlt'SS. then tht- other btiillff aids. xxlliil plum' more- fitting for suvh rites than this Kolile-r ilillilriltllll itst-li' il shrinv of f'if'2'lIliiI1t'SS and ilt'illllf. Tht- Pivtlllluill vitrvuus Vilillil lavatory sc-t into tht- tlrvssing tablv. tht- Coslllopnlitzul il4'Il1'il bath. tin' Kuhlvr fittings ul' 1'hrmnium-plate-ti gvnuim- brass. arc- worth lvurning Ill0t't' about. Uthvr style-s and nimim-la-1 for all Y'l'qlliI'1'IIlt'IllS. lillilivl' Co.. liolllvr. wiiS1'0IlSiIl ,.....KOHLERoF KOHLER Georgis, J Garlock, J., 241, 299 Garness, M., 284 Garnett, K., 299 Garvens, J., 212, 334, 438 Garver, P., 342 Garvey, E., 305 Garvey, G., 243 Garvin, M., 399 Gaskell, J., 438 Gasper, K., 264, 295, 297 Gass, G., 438 Gates, J., 245, 346 Gates, P., 212 Gauerke, W., 179 Gauger, E., 438 Gauger, R., 297 Gaulke, G., 285 Gaumnitz, J., 350, 438 Gaumnitz, R., 350, 438 Gausewitz, K., 329 Gausman, R., 304, 354 Gavinski, P., 269, 271, 438 Gavol, R., 207 Gavron, J., 361 Gebert, W., 274 Gebhardt. R., 267 Gecker, M., Geddeis, D. Gedeist, J., 222, 283 , 275 329 Gedig, P., 438 Geenen, P., 283, 438 Geffert, J., 350 Gehl, J.. 351 Gehl, M., 286, 318 Gehr, R., 21 2, 438 Gehri, D., 340, 412, 413 Gehrig, D., 417 Gehrt, R., 206, 438 Geidel, N. 286 Geiger, R., 279 Geisenield, Geisenfeld, J., 417 M., 367 Geishert, G., 438 Geishirt, J., 286 Geisz, E., 179 Geittman, J., 323 Gelencser, L., 266, 267 Gelhar, L., 181 Geline, M., 438 Geller, G., 263 Gengozian, M., 438 Gennrich, D., 341 Genrich, M., 306 Gensch, F., 438 Gensichen, D., 287 Gentile, S., 227 Georgalan, C., 332 Georgalan L., 366 George, T.,, 298 266 Gerbitz, E., 212, 439 Gergerl. R., 289, 302, 439 Gerhard, C., 230, 439 Gerhardt, S., 246, 307 Gerke, D., 284 Gerken, G., 279 Gerlach, F.. 324, 329 Gerlicher, C.. 360 Gerlick, M., 357 Germaine, P., 299 Germann, G., 439 Germanson. M., 354, 439 Gernoske, J.. 205, 207, 296 Gerold, J.. 297 Gershen, S., 439 Gerstein, S., 367 Gerstenkorn, G., 304 Gertschen, J., 439 Gertz, D., 361 Gertz, P., 283, 311 Gertz, S.. 347 Gervais. C.. 283, 439 Geske, B., 266, 439 Gessert, C., 332 Gessner, J., 335 Gesteland. R., 305, 352 Getschmann, G., 296 Gettle, R., 284 Getzel, J., 439 Getzel, R., 294 Geudtner, R., 334 Geurts, M.. 283 Geyer, J., 306 Ghormley, J., 352, 439 Giannasi, R., 369 Gibb, E., 319 Gibb, R., 227, 283 Gibbons, G., 439 Gibson, J., 283 Gibson, S.. 319 Giebler. M., 283 Giese, B., 246, 301 Giese, M.. 317 Gieseler, E.. 205, 299 Giesfeldt. R., 301, 439 Giessel, C., 337 Gifford, 1,305 Gilbert, C., 207 Gilbert, G., 207, 439 Gilbert, N., 203 Gilbert, T., 219, 362 Gilbertson, A., 322 Gilbertson, H., 297 Gilbertson, J., 246, 296 Gilhertsnn, T., 212 Gilboe, D., 328 Gilden, M., 359 490 Gile, J., 364 Gilflllan, A., 219 Gill, G., 358 Gillchrist, W., 266 Gillett, N., 316 Gillett, W., 341, 439 Gillette, J., 315 Gillette, R., 212 Gilley, E., 280 Gillingham, D., 355 Gillingham, S., 177 Gilman, L., 223, 363 Gilmore, M., 347 Gilson, R., 292, 303 Gimbel, F., 347, 439 Gimbel, S., 347 Giswold, M., 309, 439 Gladfelter, J., 366 l Glaeden. N., 205, 296, 439 Glaser, D., 288, 299 Glaser, T., 307 Glass, D., 303 Glassberg, J., 367 Glassel, M., 232 Glasser, A., 310, 439 Glasser, R., 359 Glaub, VV., 369 Glazer, R., 347 Gleeson, R., 349 Gleichman, T., 333 Glickman, B., 302, 439 Gluck, N., 358 Glynn, G., 439 Gobel, F., 230 Gocht, J., 300 Goddertz, R., 439 Godfrey, H., 182, 285 Godfrey, J., 299 Goecks, R., 245 Goelz, G., 439 Goes, P., 336 Goetsch, C., 283 Goetz, S., 317, 439 Gohdes, P., 230 Golata, J., 439 Golbach, B., 307 Gold, H., 204 Gold, M., 266, 357 Goldberg, G., 330 Goldboss, S., 439 Goldenberg, G., 273, 404 Goldish, F., 359 Goldmann, D., 263, 302, 439 Goldsmith, B., 367 Goldsmith, D., 439 Goldsmith, W., 263 Goldstein, B., 310, 438 Goldstein, C., 362 Goldstein, I., 365 Goldstein, M., 369 Goldstock, B., 359 Gollhardt, J., 333 Gollhardt, R., 209, 268 Gollnick, B., 285 Gollnick, G., 301, 439 Goltz, E., 282 Gonia, E., 282 Good, E.. 287 Goodell, T., 274 Goodman, A., 310, 358 Goodman, B., 310, 359, 368 Goodman, D., 286 Goodman, L., 310 Goodnough, D.. 246 Goodrich. L.,5292, 293, 298, 335, 439 3 7 Gordon, C., Gordon, D., 361 Gordon, G., 197, 200, 364 Gordon, H., 357 3 Gordon, M., Gorham, C., 296 Gorsica ., 283 , F Gorton, M., 317 Gorwitz, R., 347, 440 Goshaw, A., 181, 209, 213, Gosse, R.. 267 Gossett, W., 335 Gottfried, B., 359 Gough, P., 182, 368, 440 Gould, D., 350 Govan, D.. 369 Gover, T., 328 Grace, T., 179, 291, 305 Graham, L., 179, 210, 339 Graham, Z.. 279 Grais, I., 357 Granherg, D., 296, 329 Grandine, J., 266 Granger, B., 282 Grans, J., 400 Gransee, B.. 269, 280 Grant, E., 417 Grant, J., 354 Grant, T., 282 Grassl, T., 205 Grau, D., 284 Grauhart. G., 362 Grauel, M., 282 Graves, D., 212 Graves, E., 312, 358 Graves, M., 323. 440 Gray, D., 230, 266 Gray, J., 339, 412 Gray, P., 273 Gray, W., 222 Grayson, P., 299 Greaton, K., 227, 318 Green, D., 245, 246 Green, F., 285, 291 Green, J., 359 Green, M., 287 Green, R., 329, 398, 440 Greenberg, E., 303 Greenberg, P., 222, 359 Greene, D., 266, 413 Greene, F., 246 Greene, N., 440 Greene, P., 341, 440 Greene, R., 301, 440 Greene, T., 250, 299 Greenwald, C., 310, 359 Greenwood, K., 229 Greenya, W., 302 Greer, M., 263, 315 Gregerson, R., 355 Gregg, B., 281, 282, 440 Gregg, M., 266, 440 Gregg, N., 251, 280 Gregorius, K., 210, 212, 297 Greiner, P., 318, 440 Gremmer, T., 299 Grenier, D., 305 Gresbach, M., 225, 314 Gretzema, J., 307 Griebel, R., 297 Griepentrog, D., 440 Griffin, D., 340 Griffin, J., 206, 249, 440 Griffls, H., 440 Griffith, B., 282 Griffith, D., 440 Griffith, J., 440 Grimm, N., 212, 296, 440 Grimm, R., 328 Grinker, R.. 203, 367 Grinstein, P., 440 Grob, L., 285, 292 Grohe, L., 273, 289, 292, 293, Grody, M., 325 Groeneweg, J., 291, 298 Grosof, M., 359 Gross, D., 296 Gross, E., 366, 440 Gross, R., 390 Grossel, R., 334, 440 Grossenbaeh, R., 273 Grosser, A., 246 Groth, D., 282 Groth, E., 440 Grothaus, W., 289, 299, 440 Grothe, D., 246, 294, 306 Groves, R., 440 Grow, E., 290, 299 Grube, J., 209, 213, 250, 440 Gruber, J.. 220 Gruber, M., 285 Gruehn, C., 311, 440 Grucndemann, P., 180, 203, Grull, J., 203, 311 Gruner, E., 440 Grutzner, F., 339, 440 Gudert, B., 282 Guehring, K., 177, 266 Guenther, A., 256, 440 Guenther, L., 296, 440 Guenther, R., 297 Guiles, J., 264 Gulilat, T., 265 Gull, T.. 231, 233 Gundlach, R., 240, 338 Gunnelson, J., 196, 364 Gupta, U., 214 Gurda, B., 311 Gurske, R.. 205 Guse, E., 289, 306, 440 Guse, T., 246, 297 Gusloff, K., 360 Gustafson, D., 340 Gustine, B., 321, 358 Gustine, N., 321 Guth, L., 336 Guthrie, G., 321, 342, 358 Gutiahr, J., 282, 440 Gutkin, S.. 222, 359 Guttman, M., 310 H Haag, J., 319 Haas, B., 309, 360 Haas, D., 183, 299, 441 Haas, P., 205, 214, 441 Haas, W., 209, 213, 441 Haasch. J., 246, 295, 296 Haase, G., 359 Haase, K., 303 Hnberman, M., 282 Hable, W., 303 Habush, R., 180, 273, 441 Hackbarth, J., 280 Hackburn, J., 320 Hackenberg, T., 267, 335 Hackl, R, 214 Hadler, S.. 285, 441 Hadley, R., 333 Haclsell. J., 343 Haehig, J.. 441 Haehlen, M.. 251, 264, 441 299, 440 210, 212, 440 Haerterich, V., 196, 286, 441 Haese, J., 217, 229 Hafeman. D., 399 Hagan, R.. 204 Hagberg, L., 366 Hagen, C., 441 Hagen, P., 198, 331, 441 Hagen, R., 233, 275, 298, 441 Hagen, T., 306 Hager, C.. 351 Hagerup, E., 441 Haglund, J., 318 Hagon, J., 222, 245, 306, 441 Hahn, E., 296 Hahn, H., 212, 302, 441 Hahn, J., 358 Hahn, M., 305 Hahnesand, S., 441 Haight, S., 321 Haimes, P., 296 Haines, D., 441 Haines, P., 361 Hajicek, R., 231 Hake, M., 311, 441 Halbman, M., 224, 245, 251, Hale, E., 235 Haley, J., 206, 441 Halferty, R., 353 Hall, E., 342 Hall, F., 273, 417 Hall, J., 441 Hall, N., 279 Hall, R., 260, 304 Halldorsson. H., 329 Hallen, J., 441 Halliday, R., 208 Hallingstad, J., 441 Hallock, P., 260, 355 Halloin, J., 307 Halper, R., 362 Halpern, M., 365 Halpert, C., 310 Halsman, I., 362 Halverson, P., 298 Halverson, R., 287, 302 Halvorsen, B., 227 Halvorsen, K., 172, 285, 294 Halvorsen, T., 207 Haman, M., 219, 315 Hamarlund, S., 287 Hamblin, C., 317, 441 Hamel, D., 334 Hamel, J., 334, 441 Hamilton, D., 225, 441 Hamilton, N., 281 Hamilton, R., 212, 357 Hamilton, T., 300, 331 Hamlet, R., 181 Hammer, G., 282 Hammerman, S., 310 Hammett, E., 320, 441 Hammill, W., 273 Hammond, G.. 183, 441 Hampe, K., 177, 360 Hampton, J., 283 284 Hanaway, D., 441 Hand, F., 316 Hanke, W., 209 Hankel, R., 302 Hanna, W., 305 Hanover, M., 361 Hansen, A., 272, 295, 300 Hansen, B., 284, 294, 306 Hansen, C., 177, 284, 286, 320 Hansen, D., 287, 399 Hansen, E., 181, 280, 299 Hansen, J., 251, 283, 302, 311 Hansen, K., 304 Hansen, N., 260, 279, 441 Hansen, R., 263 Hansen, S., 182, 285, 287, 292, 293, 441 Hansen, T., 296, 441 Hanson, D., 213, 305 Hanson, F., 304 Hanson, J.. 303. 316, 351, 363 Hanson, M.. 315 Hanson, P., 270, 441 Hanson, T., 181, 260 Hantke R. , , 299 Happe. D., 302 Happel, J., 219 Hardaker, R., 287 Harden, J., 338 Hardgrove, S., 225, 360 Hardin, E., 213, 295, 300 Harding. L., 329, 442 Hardy. C., 177 Hare, B., 263, 350 Hargrove, J., 181 Harker, F., 442 Harley, K., 233 Harlin, A., 283 Harman, B., 346 Harman, J.. 368 Harms, G.. 342 Harned, G., 352 Harper, C., 285 Harper, D.. 266 Harpster, J., 340 Harriman, J.. 267, 328 Harrington, H., 317 Harrington, J., 297 Harris, A., 368 Harris, F., 198, 310, 442 Harris, J., 282 Harris, M.. 368 Harstarl, G., 285, 293 Hart, C., 207 Hart, D., 364 Hart, J., 317 Harm. s., 227, 315, 442 Hartl, R., 270, 299 YOURS . . PCR LIFE! What can you name that is yours for life? Money can be lost or stolen. Businesses can go bankrupt. Houses can be destroyed. Cars, clothing, material things can wear out. Acquaintances can move away. But there is something that you can use and use again, share with or pass on to others, enlarge beyond belief, and still keep. 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Schlitz Brewing Company 491 Hartley, Hartley, Hartman Hartman Hartman Hartman Hartman Hartman Hartman Hartman Hartnig, Hartsell, Hartwig, Hartwig, Hartwig, A., 282 M., 442 , D., 269, 344, 442 , G., 296 , R., 235 , T., 220 n, F., 297, 400 n, J., 286, 292, 293 n, R., 179 n, W., 212, 442 R., 305 J., 360 A., 442 , 304 'HO bl o N FU Hartwig, Hartwig, ., 338 Hartwig, 197, 200, 201, 240, 331 Hartzell, ., 364 Harvey, F., 246, 303 Hasche, M., 331 Haslow, B., 285, 290 Hass, H., 304 Hass, P., 307, 442 Hassberg, H., 306 Hasselhofer, D., 300 Hasselkus, E., 338 Hasselman, J., 206, 282, 283 Hassemer, D., 283 Hasty, P., 245 Hathaway, M., 319 Hattori, P., 306 Haug, T., 246 Haugan, H., 316, 442 Haugan., R., 337 Hausler. G., 274 Haver, T., 301 Havlichek, E., 301, 442 Haxton, L., 311 Hayden, S., 323 Haydon, J., 235 Hayes, R., 344 Haynie, M., 442 Hays, S., 442 Hayssen, A., 315, 442 Hayunga, L., 275, 442 Hazekamp, S., 316 Head, S., 442 Heal, J., 218 Heald , 351, 442 Healy ., 212, 442 wrezg L. 8. :mm 0 FD fb 232 FFF- . 52502 . , N- gi? EN P8 SL. mon O Hebal, 282, 318 Hebal, R., 324, 337 Heber, S., 365 Heberlein, M., 317 Heck, R., 442 Hedberg, J., 366, 442 Hedfleld, H., 212, 332 ,I-leegeman, J., 332 Heend, P., 368 Heffernan, P., 324, 333 Hefle, L., 231, 442 Heft, C., 235 Hefty, H., 301 Hefty, M., 229, 442 Heggestad, R., 246, 299 Hegley, T., 270, 332 Heideman, G., 302 Heidenway, C., 442 Heidner, R., 212, 301 Heiliger, D., 442 Heim, F., 442 Heim, J., 246 Heiman, E., 442 Heimerdinger, J., 318, 360 Heimerl, J., 224, 251, 279 Hein, P., 213, 442 Heineke, J., 442 Heinrichs, B., 222 Heintz, J., 309, 360 Heinz, D., 214, 290, 292, 298 Heiple, R., 303, 442 Heitman, B., 286 I-Ielbling, S., 283 Helburn, I., 357 Helgeson, J., 331, 442 Helm, R., 333 Helmbrecht, M., 286 Helmuth, W., 231, 442 Helps, P.. 206, 303 Helsabeck, D., 246 Helsabeck, W., 228 Hemingway, D., 230, 442 Hemker, A., 280 Hemmen, J.. 233, 297 Hemming, R., 307 Hemp, C., 282 Hemp, M., 244, 332 Hempe, H., 348 Henckel, S., 217, 229, 443 Henderson, D., 203, 303 Henderson, J., 271, 335, 443 Henderson, K., 287 Henderson, P., 183, 352 Hendricks, P., 316 Hendrickson, S., 229 Henes, S., 309 Henke, O., 397, 443 Henke, W., 305 Henkes, N., 297 Hennig, N., 282 Henning, D., 296 Henry, J., 348 Henschel, J., 283, 319 492 Henschel, S., 443 Hentschel, J., 227 Hentzen, A., 324, 335, 407, 443 Hepp, A., 299 Hepp, R., 200, 201, 364 Herbig, W., 179, 291, 305 Herbst, L., 304 Herman, C., 348, 443 Herman, E., 316 Herman, K., 307, 327, 443 Herman, M., 266 Hermann, F., 209 Hermausen, F., 284, 320 Hernly, T., 443 Herreid, D., 250, 282, 305 Herriott, A., 264 Herrling, D., 234, 235 Herrman, C., 219 Herrman, E., 279 Herrmann, J., 300 Hershey, W., 299 Hershner, R., 273 Hess, G., 219, 322 Hess, J., 302 Hess, M., 251 Hesslink, N., 304 Hester, L., 219, 360 Heth, D., 199 Hetland, J.. 302 Heublein, C., 285 Heuer, R., 230, 443 Hicken, R., 260, 315 Hickman, R., 183, 214, 328, 443 Hicks, R., 283, 443 Hickson, VV., 303 Hidde, A., 342 Hidde, V., 443 Hietpas, O., 180, 205, 207, 443 Higgins, J., 367 Higgins, S., 282 Hight, J., 321 Hildebrand, P., 246, 299 Hilfiker, A., 285 Hilgenberg, T., 340, 443 Hilger, L, 225, 279 Hill, D., 287, 314 Hill, G., 196, 338 Hill, J., 281, 352, 362, 443 Hill, R.. 264 Hiller, M., 351 Hillman, L., 443 Himelblau, N.. 310 Himmelreich, J., 443 Hinckley, P., 282, 312 Hinderman, J., 203, 208, 215, 285 Hindes, R., 305 Hinds, J., 443 Hingiss, A., 245, 291, 296 Hinke, O.. 294, 298 Hinkins, M., 266 Hinkins, R., 266 Hinkle, R., 298 Hinnenthal, T., 207, 258, 443 Hintz, E., 312, 360 Hintz, G., 306, 443 Hintze, R., 209 Hinz, D., 443 Hinz, W., 212 Hippenmeyer, B., 300 Hippie, T., 228 Hirsch, J., 307 Hirsch, N., 310, 358 Hirsch, P., 306 Hirsch, T., 212 Hirschfeld, D., 398 Hitchler, R., 296 Hlavac, R., 230 Hlavachek, M., 287 Hnilicka, E., 324 Hobart, B., 443 Hobart, W., 207, Z75, 333 Hobbins, M., 175, 321, 443 Hochberg, L., 417 Hock, G., 290, 291, 303 Hockenberger, J., 263 Hodel, H., 246 Hodge, T., 328 Hodgson, F., 323, 443 Hodson, E., 234, 236, 417 Hoefs, W., 443 Hoeft, R., 369 Hoehn, O., 229 Hoelz, J., 443 Hoesly, J., 284 Hoesly.- M., 264, 280, 292, 293, 295, 307 Hoff, M., 182 Hoifer, W., 249 Hoffman, D., 299, 337, 341, 350, 443 Hoffman, F., 367, 443 Hoffman, J., 343 Hoffman, K., 280 Hoffman, R., 417 Hoffman, W., 334 Hoffmann, B., 284 Hoffmann, C., 443 Hoffmann, J., 312, 443 Hoffmann, M., 351 Hoffmann, T., 333 Hoffstetter. T., 298 Hofheinz, C., 282 Hofmann, E.. 283 Hofmeister, D., 412 Hofmeister, R., 443 Hogan, J., 212, 341, 443 Hoglund, R., 289, 301 Holanda, R., 212 Holdampf, K., 219, 358 Holden, R., 284, 311 Holderby, K., 282, 315 Holderness, C., 305 Holderness, E., 324, 335 Hollander, E., 230, 330 Hollander, R., 397 Hollenberger, R., 336 Hollie, C., 312, 359 Holling, C., 286, 290 Holly, M., 359 Holman, J., 343 1 Holmberg, K., 219, 225, 226, 358 Holmberg, R., 349 Holmes, J., 183, 214, 274, 301, 307, 444 Holo, M., 444 Holoubek, J., 333 Holschuh, H., 305 Holstein, W., 305 Holt, L., 444 Holt, VV., 246, 348, 390, 444 Holter, P., 320, 444 Holthaus, R., 266 Holtz, L., 354, 444 Holtz, M., 291 Holtz, T., 212, 289, 291, 301, 444 Holzer, O., 282, 315 Holzknecht, F., 299 Holzmiller, N., 225 Homberger, R., 271 Homme, S., 285 Homrig, L., 209, 213, 444 Homrig, P., 245 Honetor, A., 205, 444 Hong, J., 231, 233, 444 Honold, G., 296 Hood, E., 444 Hood, J., 225, 284 Hooper, J., 188, 197, 201, 250, 338, 444 Hooper, N., 195, 316 Hoops, B., 311 I-Ioos, D., 343 Hop, B., 297 Hope, A., 339 Hopkins, J., 333 Hopkins, S., 346 Hopp., J., 246. 306 Hoppenfeld, C., 219, 365 Horman, E., 320 Hormig, R., 199 Horn, N., 177, 241, 244, 285, 293 Horn, R., 340 Horne, C., 236 Horne, R., 324, 444 Horneck, J., 282 Hornik, R., 369 Hortsch, H., 180, 208, 266, 444 Horwitz, B., 279 Horwitz, J., 177 Hosig, C., 266 Hosig, D., 212, 332 Hosig, E., 245, 266, 267 Host, K., 284, 322 Host, M., 366 Hostak, D., 344 Hotchkiss, 4., 204, 206 Huntley, F., 212 Huntley, W., 444 Huppler, J., 300 Hurlbutt, W., 289, 295, 296, 444 Hurtig, A., 287 Huscllka, H., 301 Husebo, J., 271 Hussa, R., 293, 303 Hustad, R., 335 Husted, E., 417 Huston, D., 206, 346, 444 Hutchens, C., 196, 246, 364 Hutchens, W., 203, 271 Hutchison, S., 313 Huth, J., 322 Huth, K., 279 Huth, L., 282 Hutton, A., 235 Huxhold, T., 302 Hvam, J., 311 Hyland, E., 296 Hyman, G., 362 Hyman, S., 361 I Idler, N., 348 Ihle, L., 284 Ihlenfeld, T., 258, 336 Ihlenfeldt. K., 263 Irningen, M., 282 Immel, A., 289, 291, 302, 444 lmmerman, W., 330 Inbinder, C., 175, 264, 444 Indermuehle, D., 196, 280, 364 Ing, P., 298 Ingebritsen, S., 236 Ingwell, D., 317, 414 Inselman, H., 180, 197, 200. 201, 331 Inveiss, J., 212, 444 Ircink, J., 305 Irvine, W., 356 Irwin, H., 321 Irwin, J., 408, 444 Isaacson, H., 297 Isberg, J., 285, 318 Isham, L., 177, 263 Israel, A., 367 Iversen, B., 301 Hotchkiss, L., 444 Houck, L., 235 Houle, J., 341, 444 Houle, T., 263 Houle, W., 263, 354 House, G., 364 Houtkamp, S., 282 Hoveland, J., 283 Hoven, M., 203, 284 Hovey, N., 225, 283 Howard, G., 245, 299 Howard, J., 236 Howard, V., 349 Howard, W., 181, 250 Howe, I., 206, 213, 311, 358 Howe, T., 341 Hoy, V., 285 Hoyer, G., 296 Hruby, J., 351 Hsi, C., 181, 302 Hubbard, C., 206, 283 Hubbard, J., 333 Hubbard, M., 312 Hubbard, S., 282, 312 Hubbell, R., 306 Huber, D., 275, 324, 350, 444 Huber, J., 342, 350 Huber, N., 203, 444 Huber, W., 198, 240, 336 Hubli, K., 301 Huddleston, S., 321, 366 Hudson, R., 349 Hudy, W., 233 Huebner, J., 205 Huebner, L., 303 Huebner, W., 303 Huenemann, R., 181, 296 Huffer, D., 270, 444 Huggett, D., 236 Huggett, J., 351 Hughes, E., 331 Hughes, J., 280, 341, 444 Hughes, R., 307 Huhne, L. , 348 Huibregtse, M., 230, 263 Hull, S., 444 Huls, T., 344 Hummel, J., 263, 297, 444 Hundlev, M., 313 Hunn, C. , 283 Hunt, R.. 444 Hunter, R., 200 Iverson, K., 232 Iverson, M., 301 Iverson, N., 301 Iverson, S., 444 Ivey, D., 273 Iwert, C., 287 Izquierdo, A.. 299 .I Jablonic, R., 408, 413 Jacka, J., 445 Jackisch, D., 266 Jackman, J., 318 Jackson, C., 361 Jackson, J., 217, 319, 358, 445 Jackson, M., 117, 313 Jackson, P., 309 Jacobs, R., 181, 213' Jacobs, V., 218 Jacobsen, E., 404 Jacobsen, J., 445 Iacobsen, L., 229 Jacobsen, P., 266 Jacobson, J., 302, 341, 359, 367 Jaczgson, R., 181, 183, 209, 210, 213 237 266 Jacobson, S., 282 Jacque, N., 283 Jaecks, D., 306, 445 Jaeger, R., 298 Jaehnig, M., 307 Jahn, C., 230, 289, 300, 445 Jahn, H., Jahn, M., 233 177 Jahnke, D., 298 Jahnke, T., 303 Jahr, C., 445 James, J., 117, 279 James, R., 333 Jameson, N., 317 Jameson, S., 182 Jana, J., 266, 445 Janecek, J., 445 Janes, D., 240, 331 Janetatos, D., 445 Janke, T., 271, 290, 305 Jankowitz, H., 418 Janney, G., 293 Jansen, J., 289 Janson, J., 292, 303, 445 Janssen, G., 203 Janssen, J., 351 Janz, R., 183, 328, 445 Janzen, M., 320 Jarrsten, L., 337 Jaschob, R., 303 Jasin, J., 298 Jasperson. 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P.. 314, 451 Lepinski, C., 451 Lepinski, J., 221 Lepp, N.. 451 Lerner, B., 359 Lerner, L.. 367 Lerner, S., 179, 296 Leslie. D.. 302 Lesniflk, S.. 451 Lev, P., 347 Levandoski, W., 451 Levaur, M., 367 lever ue J 180 206, 314, 451 1 ' l 1 -1 . Lcveque. K.. 314 Leverentz, F.. 246 Levin, F.. 367 Levine. E.. 365 Levis, J.. 319 Levitas. R.. 361 Levitats. M., 264 Levitt, R.. 347 Levy, P.. 290. 307, 418 Lcwandowski. K., 181 Lewensohn, B., 367, 451 Lewensohn. K., 359 Lewin, ., 233. 451 Lewis, 418 -4 O 'F' o 5 . L N IQ N lv no 49 un N as am no as Xl Lewis, H., 348 Lewis. K., 337 Lewis, P., 182, 249, 451 Lewis, R., 451 Lewis, S., 246 Lewison, R., 206, 351 Lewnau, G., 451 L'Hommedieu. B., 321 Lichte, D., 207 Lichte, L., 207 Lichty, T., 349 Licking. L, 230, 451 Liddle. B., 293, 299 Lidtke. J., 303 Liebenberg, A., 367 Liebcnlmeryz, D., 264 4 1 Liebenthal, B., Lieberman, B., 357 Lieberman, J., 418 Lieberman, M., 362 Lieberman. S., 362 Liebzold, L.. 222, 451 Liebhardt. 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W., 196. 364 Moody, D., 230, 456 Moody, H., 297, 340 Moody, M., 301, 351 Moody, P., 282 Moon, R., 230 Nack, R., 306, 307 Nafziger, R.. 245 Nagel, E., 280 Nagi, T., 332 Nagley, J., 322 Nagode, J., 214 Nagy, R., 206, 207, 457 Naimon, H., 298 Nanz, R., 267. 418 Napper, I., 356. 457 BLACK PHOTO SERVICE Ojfbzdl Group Pb0f0gl'6llDl961' 0 THE 1958 BADGER Fraternities and Sororities Church Groups Activity Groups Fine Quality Pictures 905 UNIVERSITY AVENUE 5-9818 Napper, M., 457 Napper, P., 219 Narum, E., 246 Naset, W., 301 Nashban, B., 367 Nashold M., 457 Nason, S., 226 Nass, B., 320 Nass, P., 205 Nathan, s., 310, 359 Nathanson, L., 362 Natoli, S., 231, 233 Nault, I., 290, 293, 295, 306 Needham, J., 369 Neese, E., 353 Nehls, ., 201 Nehrbass, J., 307 Nehring, G., 212, 457 Nehring, J., 227, 311 Nehring, R., 198 Newby, D., 332 Newhall, D., 458 Newing, J., 213, 263, 305, 458 Niccurn, T., 390 Nicholls, J., 366, 458 286 Nichols, B., 213, Nichols, D., 225, 282, 458 Nichols, J., 303 Nichols, R., 290, 291, 296, 300 Nichols, T., 295. 298 Nichols, W., 302 Nickel, D., 181, 339, 458 Nickel, H., 212 Nicolaus, J., 212, 293, 297 Nicotera, Niebuhr, R., 458 D., 267 Niedermeier, R., 200 Niedfeldt, R., 196, 364 Niego, R., 368 Nielsen, G,, 180, 197, 198, 458 Nielsen, J., 236 Nielsen, N., 196, 203, 251, 266 Nielsen, Nielsen, T., 458 VV., 266, 267 v Neitzel, F., 303 Neitzel, J., 457 Neitzke, R., 327 Nelesen, J., 219, 306 Nelsen, S., 282 Nelson, A., 212 Nelson, B., 215, 280, 303, 311, 457 Nelson, D., 291, 302, 305, 311 Nelson, E., 207, 245, 353, 457 Nelson, F., 328 Nelson, J., 182, 266. 301 Nelson, K., 284, 309 Nelson, L., 206, 299, 457 Nelson, M., 196 Nelson, N., 457 Nelson, O., 290, 292. 301 Nelson, P., 235, 304, 319, 418 Nelson, R., 212, 233. 457 Nelson, W., 220, 273, 295, 356, Nemec, B., 312 Nerenberg, W., 325 Nesbit, B., 318, 457 Nesbir, M., 318, 358 Nesbit, N., 318 Nesbit, R., 400, 413 Nettleton, A.. 320 getzel, S6 22558 etzow, ., Neuenfeldt, D., 229, 284, 457 Neuman, R., 343 geumann, gi, 2:8634 458 eumann, ., , Neumann, M., 219. 297, 320 Neumann, S., 283 Neuville, S., 284 4 Nieman, R., 413 Niemann, D., 315 Niemann, I., 358 Niethammer, H.. 183, 3-11, 458 Nigh, D.. 295, 300 Nighswanfler, V.. 458 Nikolai, C.. 458 Nimmer, R., 365 Ninneman, M., 282 Nishimura, I.. 280 Nissenbaum, G., 203, 266 Nix, H., 269, 325, 458 Nixdorf. 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D., 468 Shutter, A., 283. 321 Sias, M., 283, 311 278, 468 ar 3151 2' TO YOU . . GRADUATES OF 1958 Hearty congratulations! May you Hnd happiness in the years ahead and be successful in your chosen field. MADISON 0 CHICAGO 0 DAVENPORT 0 PHILADELPHIA MILWAUKEE I LOS ANGELES 0 ATLANTA Ill-Y X U Auufvxrusnkv Sibenhorn, D., 297 358 Sickert, J., Sickler, D., 468 Sicula, F., 359 Sieula, P., 347 Sideman, E., 357 Sieber, J., 299 Siegan, B., 367 Sxe el Q g . 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I.. 478 Zwerg, C., 354 296. 478 302, 478 275, 478 478 478 507 The People Who Made If Possible These are the people behind the scene- the people that made the 1958 Badger a reality. Without their long hours and helpful criticism we never could have produced the 1958 Badger. We would like to extend our sincerest thanks to the People That Made It Possible. EDITORIAL STAFF T The Brass Peg McCormick .... .... A ssociate Editor Cflopyj Roger Rat-hke .... ........ A ssociate Editor Paul Counsel .... ...,.. A rt Editor Bette Jo VVivel .... ......... S enior Editor Mary Stillman .... ..... I iiving Units Editor Gail Garvey ....,. .,.. C ilrganizations Editor George Schueppert .... ............. S ports Editor lNancy Horn .... .... I ndex and Morgue Editor Staff ORGANIZATIONS: Pat YVolfe, Merwyn Hemp, Bev Johnson. LIVING UNITS: Laureen Seefeldt, Phyllis Varnum, Gretchen Usher. SPORTS: Jack Baker, Kenneth De Weerdt, Charles Rehm. 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