Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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North Hall Barons This year the men of Baron Manor won four MRC plaques for athletics, social affairs, work in MRC, and unit progress. They also won the Kiwanis trophy for maintaining the high- est scholarship in MRC. To open their social program they gave a Halloween party in Baron Lounge. During the height of the festi vities some- one, who is to this day unknown, draped in a sheet, slithered into the room howling at the top of his voice. He departed leaving a roomful of bewildered partygoers. Other social events included a Christmas party and a steak fry. The Barons are well represented on campus, with the president of the MRC Board, President of the Freshman Med class, a member in the Student Senate and on I. U. Founda- tion. Always did want to smash that guy! Mike Gross, Ted Fody, Nor- man Hayes, and Dave Sinnett prepare to ruin a priceless Grandma Moses painting. Row I: Dan Byron, James Marshall, Phil Johnson Richard Brandon, Dallas Dinger, Arthur From, Robert Loveland, Thomas Brethaver, Michael Gross (Treas. ), Paul Morin. Row II: William Crandall, Rich- ard Norris, William Kirkman, Daniel Voynovich, George Felder, Paul Rigsbee, Gene Robbins, Nonnan Hayes ( Sec. ) , Karl Koepke, Jay Rommes. Row III: Leonard Miller, David Sinnett, William Straw, Michael Hanley, John Auld, James Hague, William Rea, David Dale, Ronald St. Martin, Roy Powell (Coun.), Sid Williams. Row IV: Clyde Tucker, Curtis Hare, Carl Wortley, Donald Eberly, Theodore Fody (Gov.), Max Koenig, Gilbert Berry, Robert Mason, Arthur Rahe, Jon Lutz, Delano Arvin, Richard Morrison. 227

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North Maple Row I: Albert Whittinghill, John Kratt, Dale Kase, Paul Youngs, Tevis Fields, Val AfFolter. Row II: Norman White, Joseph Ginther, George Clapper (Coun.), James Hurst, Nicholas Kring, R. L. Frankenberger. Row III: Ronald Tsuchuja, Richard Eskoff, Chad Songer, (Treas.), James Brown (Gov.), Pete Vanderzeyde, Daniel Kendzierski. South Cottage Grove Row I: Kenneth Friedlander, Harlan Christie, James Dressier, Jill Quinn, Ted Bushman, Tom Fallon, Charles Anderson. Row II: Max Fiscus, William Petrick, Robert Watkins, Thomas Wylie, Alan Dus- «-ndiithon, Richard Wright, Charles Jones, Charles Martin. Row III: Richard Schcider, Paul Speth, Bill Schuppcrt, Don Harney, Michael Nealon, Tracey Mahan, Lee Roy Beach, William Wilklson (Gov). Row IV: Myron Curry, Dan Cumplese (Coun.), Marcel Binstock, Joe Bcres, Clint Major, Robert Moore, Patrick Taylor, David Smith, Jack Countreman. 226

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North Hall Cavaliers Deck the halls with boughs of holly appeared to be the theme of the North Hall Cavaliers ' an- nual Christmas party. With a roaring fire in the fireplace, clusters of mistletoe and holly decorat- ing the walls, and a gayly decorated tree, Cavalier Lounge became a holiday haven for the men and their dates. The party was a big success as the spirits of the holiday banished all thoughts of tests and term papers and brought more enjoyable thoughts to mind. Other events on the year ' s social docket were mixers, exchange dinners, and the annual Cavalier Spring steak fry at McCormick ' s Creek. The Cavaliers also did well in athletics. They had exceptionally good football, softball, and vol- leyball teams last year and have hopes for some future championships. Ji tyr Tom Miller, standing, and left to right on bed. Burton Sweetow, Jack Chareton, and Jim May discover that a cooperative phone call can be highly amusing. Row I: Philip Swadener, Kyung Nai Choi, Thomas Miller, Harry Dan- ner, Robert Jackson, John Roiish (Gov. ), Don Go klard, Morris Phillips, Thoma.s Rusinck (Tresis.), John Nugent. Row II; Robert Ret l, Jan Ziglcr, James McLeaster, James Ellis, William Romincs, Richard Oibnm, Bernard McDonel, Gerald Parker, Glen Phillippi, Jerry Bur- ton, Ralph Taylor. Row III: Herbert Korra, Frank Frary, Herbert Sharp, Jerry May, James May, Charles Schwartz (Coun.), Charles McNlullen, Burton Sweetow, Jerry Solloway, Jack Divine. Row IV; Raymond Zawada, Jon Jontz, Jimmie Orr (Sec), Jerry Boggs, Ernest Smith, Maynard Matthies, George Hockett, David Rice, Harry Hockett, Richard Book, David Stratnian. 228