Adrian College - Mound Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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RITCHIE, OUR KIND AND UNDERSTANDING FRIEND, WILL EVER BE FELT BY WE WHO HOLD ADRIAN COLLEGE DEAR, IF MEMORY IS DE— TERMINED BY RESPECT ANDADMIRATION, THEN DR, RITCHIE ° WILL LIVE IN THE MEMORY OF ADRIAN'S STUDENTS AND HIS © ASSOCIATES AS LONG AS THEY LIVE. i In Memory Of RITCHIE CORLEY S., DR, EDITOR R. SAXTON CHESEBROUGH ASST. EDITOR MARILOU ELLIOTT BUSINESS MANAGER HELEN CANNADY LAYOUT EDITOR WILLIAM SHANNON PHOTO STAFF: EDITOR HERMAN LANG RALPH DAVIS DAVID B. LOTT JAMES MASTEN STAFF MEMBERS: RICHARD MILLER CHARLES MAJOR WALTER BRANDT ANITA NORQUAY WALT BRANDT THOMAS BERGMAN ART WORK: COAT OF ARM'S DR. WILLIAM SCHUHLE DIVISION PAGES JOHN B. CANNADY ADVISOR ROBERT W. BROWN WE HAVE WORKED HARD, WORRIED MUCH, AND FINALLY, HEAVED A SIGH OF RELIEF, WE ARE PROUD OF THIS YEARS ADRIAN COLLEGE MOUND, AND HOPE THAT IT WILL BRING AS MUCH PLEASURE TO YOU, THE READER, AS IT HAS TO US, THE STAFF. THE STAFF 1 AM PLEASED THAT THE 1956 MOUND IS ONE OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING SUCH PUBLICATIONS IN THE HISTORY OF ADRIAN COLLEGE. THE EXCELLENT STAFF, AND OUR UNDERSTANDING AND HELPFUL ADVISOR HAVE MADE THIS POSSIBLE. THE EDITOR MG Thy YL, Sasa 0h SC T] i fe fr i� . ail MR es LL i Hi ah fe lk ih ih = HE eae De ST RL is =a aa ee. ¥ GALE: DORK TORY Moe: PRS AL PROPOSED NEW DORMITORY FOR GIRLS DOWNS HALL CHAPEL LIBRARY HALL SOUTH NORTH HALL Li 0) = O 8 W) =) = LJ z i Oo oO RIDGE GYMNASIUM ...._- TOBIAS HOUSE a ea ah GYMNASIUM INTERIOR TENNIS COURTS ESE parts oe Sie iG FOOTBALL STADIUM I i ORIGINALLY PROPOSED CAMPUS 1 4 be) LL ia HHI HI SHH PRES Saas oOx Management Board of Trustees MEMBERS OF THIS BOARD SHAPE THE DES— TINY OF ADRIAN COLLEGE, THE STUDENTS AND THE ADMINISTRATION ARE INDEED GRATEFUL TO THIS GROUP FOR MAKING POSSIBLE THE NEW WOMEN'S DORMITORY WHICH WILL BE CONSTRUCTED THIS SUM— MER, ees : a oa Seg sate ign =. pee) Se: ee our f Top Row: DELBERT A. NIMS, ED PELLOWE (COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION), LLOYD I, HUGH-— ES, MILTONH, BANK, PARKH, NEWCOMBE. Row 2: FLOYDW, ESTES, WALTER A, THOL— EN, Row 3: HAROLD —, BREMER, FRANK W. STEPHENSON, HARRY M, SELDON, VERNER S. MUMBULO., BoTtTOM ROW: PRESIDENT, JOHNH, DAWSON, DONALDL, FRAZIER, CLAUDE H, STEVENS, HOWARD D. WHITE, MRS. FRED R, JOHNSON, oC Dr. Joonon H. Dawson, PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE Dr. Lewis H. BrumBaueuH, DEAN OF THE COLLEGE ae) nw e Sponndantinne™ qh A x eer ss - : W Brown Director oF PusBctic RELATIONS RoBERT Mrs. C, RitcuHie Actinc Business Manacer Mr. Epwarp PELLOWE Director oF FinanciAL DEVELOPMENT Mrs. Viota C. MiLcerR REGISTRAR Mrs . Beutanw W. Eva Director oF DorMiITORIES Mrs. DorotHy M SHIPMAN LIBRARIAN Mrs. Lorna SMITH Assistant LIBRARIAN Mrs. EstHer J. PeELLowe Dietician AND Covtcece Nurse Miss E, McKeenan BookstoreE MANAGER rw Faculty Department 1 - Humanities ART ENGLISH LANGUAGE FOREIGN LANGUAGE JOURNALISM MUSIC SPEECH Dr, Hersert L. SmitH HEAD OF DEPARTMENT Mr. Joon Davis Dr. Howarpb D. Lancrorp Dr. James H, SPENCER Miss Hore Lowry Dr. Arice E. McKeenan Mr. VauGcHn WuHiTeED Department 2 - Natural Science 7 pe Poe ae BIOLOGY Not CHEMISTRY ee, GEOLOGY a GEOGRAPHY HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION HOME ECONOMICS MATHEMATICS PHYSICS Mr. Mices L. Peerce HEAD OF DEPARTMENT _— | a _— _—. Page —T - Be’ Miss EvizasetH A. Menzie Mr. Mortimer J. CLINGAN Miss Mivcprep CLarK Mr. Lyman AsBoTT Dr, Earc R, Tweepie Mr. Rosert Gittis Department 3 - Social Studies ECONOMICS BUSINESS HISTORY POLITICAL SCIENCE SECRETARIAL SCIENCE SOCIOLOGY Dr. Witrtiam ScHUHLE HEAD OF DEPARTMENT Mr. Frank W. LovricuH Miss EvizaBeTtH L., RoBinson Ray PevcLtettT Miss Rutn E. Carco Mr. Department 4 - Philosophy and Religion EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY PSYCHOLOGY RELIGION Dr. Georce C, SeEeEcK HEAD OF DEPARTMENT Dr . Paut B. Hessert Miss Betty SANFORD Dean Lewis BrumMBAUGH | - $ laintenance THESE ARE THE MEN THAT REALLY KEEP THE SCHOOL GOING, THEY DO EVERY— THING FROM REBUILDING FURNITURE TO TRIMMING THE GRASS. Mr Acsbert E. Harcverson SuPERINTENDENT OF BulILDINGS AND GrRounpbDsS res y [5 raisins F. B. SMITH, GEORGE STAUP, HORACE PASCHAL, A. E. HALVERSON, RICHARD HARTUNG, TELL ME MORE PROF. LOVRICH CHATS WITH PROSPECTIVE STUDENT. I'd po 1T THIS way LAST MINUTE ADJUSTMENTS BEFORE PRESIDENT DAWSON S INAUGURATION Students (ae U1, Wd v UY Zi S Q = = 19) kK kK ie} 0 ul we Z I k ALWAYS A SMILE x Sots: s ae Be JAMES BOWDEN - AMAYA RENE D ROBERT BLISS STUDENT UNION VICE—PRESIDENT RAY CARDENAS JAMES CAREY RICHARD BURTON i” JOYCE EKLUND BURTON DENNIS BILL EDINGER VANEITA ELLIOTT DAN FRAZIER WILMA FORRY : BERNARD JOSEPH MARK JULIAN RAY HALBERSTADT DONNA KELSEY LOWELL KAFER CLASS PRESIDENT DOUGLAS KANE HYUN KIM JOE MCFERRAN REGIS MCCONNELL KENNETH MILLER RICHARD MILLER JOHN MCCRARY as; . BARBARA MOELLER ED RUST CONNIE MONTOYA WRIGHT SAWYER JAMES SAMPSON ROBERT SNYDER JOHN VANVALKENBURG ED VANHARTESVELT JAMES SWOISH STUDENT UNION PRESIDENT GINNY ZINK JOYCE WHITMORE DON VOGEL SENIORS EVEN PAY THEIR BILLS OUR RADIO ROOM WILL SEND YOU Row 1; ROBERT BADGLEY, MICHAEL BARRETT, GERALDINE BASSETT, DONALD BATES. Row2: RONALDCAPPON' R. SAXTONCHESEBROUGH, JACKCLEMENT, ELMONCOLE, Row 3: RALPH DAVIS, E. JOHNDEWAARD, P AUL ELEFTHERIOU, DONALD ENERSON. Row 4: GEORGE EVANS, DONALD FERGUSON, SHARON FOERSTER, ROBER FRAZIER. Row I: WILLIAM GRANT, JOHNHART, JAMES HOPKINS, FREDERICK HENRY. Row 2: HENRY HUGHES, JAMES KELLER, B. LOTT, JOHN MILLER, DOMENIC MONTALTO. Row 4: JOHN MOTON, ROBERT OHRMAN MARILYN PAPERHAGEN, FRED KLEMM, HERMANN LANG, Row 3: FRANK LAWRENCE, DAVID SHEILAH NEWELL, JAMES PEREGOY THOMAS PETERS ROSANNE POTTER BURGE SMITH DAVE STEGER JOSEPH STEPHENS JAMES TIMMONS WALKER ARCHER HOWARD WHITE WALLACE WILLIAMS NOT PICTURED JAMES CARLSON GILBERT ENO ELAINE EVANS LAVINA HYASHIDA WALTER MCCALLUM JAMES SMITH DONALD WELCH Sophomores a. HAROLD ANGLIN LOUIS ARMSTRONG ALBERTO AGUERRI FRED AVIS PETER BAGROW CLARA BENTLEY DOUGLAS BERG RONALD BERCAW ROBERT BROWN |} HELEN CANNADY BILL CARD RONALD CHMIELEWSKI GEORGE CHOSKE JEANE CONLIN RICHARD DREWS RUTH DRYER MARILOU ELLIOTT LEE ENGWALL DORIS FAUBLE GLENN FEATHER JANICE FERRY - , LESTER FIKE ERMINE FINKBEINER PATRICIA FORSEY MURIELLE FAUTSCHI DONALD GASCON JAMES GEPHART FRANZ GIMENEZ BRIAN GRAFFA RALPH GRIMES NANCY HAMANN DOYLE HARMS LEON HARPER DOUGLAS HARTUNG HOWARD HEFFRON VIRGINIA HILL FRED HOBART DONALD HOFFMAN DEVON JENKINS JERRY KEELER JOON KIM JEROME KUJAWA RUTHMARY KING FRANCES LANGWORTHY JOSEPH LATESSA KAREN LEACOX TOH—BIN LIM SALLY—-JO LINK JAMES LUTZ ANITA MAPES FELIX MARTINEZ JAMES MASTEN DONALD MOHN DALE MONAGIN VIRGIE MOLINE SALVADOR MONTENEGRO DAVID MOORE DONALD NAWROCKI GENE MUSIC BETTY NEWELL RAY NEWTON JAMES NIEBAUER JAMES NICHOLS JAMES PAHLAU JOHN PAVELKO RONALD PATEE MARTHA POLLARD GEORGE QUELETTE LOWELL REED CHARLES SCHROEDER JANET SCULLY WILLIAM SHANNON RUSS SHINDORF JAMES SILBERHORN JACK SMITH MARILOUISE SMITH ROBERT SOLMONSON EVERETT SPAHR LARRY STEPHAN ROBERT STREIB FRANK TURSAK ANTONIO URDANITA DORIS WARREN VIRGIL YANTZ Ai A a 2 ee Shettresisssesse eet reeshias reshmen Row 13 GAYLORD ALDRICH, FRED AVIS, FRANK BARTELL, BOB BATEMAN, INGRID BAUM— GARTEN. Row 2; BARBARA BEEMER, THOMAS BERGMAN, EILEEN BOVILL, WALTER BRANDT, PAUL R. BROWN, Row 32 WALLACE BUCKINGHAM, JACK BURCHFIELD, BOB BULLA, DIANE BURKHOLDER, ROGER BUSCHE, Row 4, JOEL H. CAMPBELL, LUIS CANALES, FRED COLBURN, DONALD COLEMAN, DICK COLLER. Row 5: EDWIN COLLBER, CAROL CRUNKILTON, JERRY CURTIS, GARY DAMON, JAMES DAWNES. sas haebenenoSieeeeseiepempceemnsouibeaetteepeteheeida nego deans astoasseeassesouanciiaiiicsjeaiiabervtahsens eee Row I: WILLIAM DARTT, LAWRENCE DEAN, MARGARET DEMERITT, LENORE DERBYSHIRE, JEROME DESORMIER. Row 22 RONNIE _DILBONE, ROBERT DILWORTH, CAROLYN DOELLE, SHELDON DOUGHERTY, CARL DREFKE, Row 3: JERRY DUKE, MARY DUMIRE, BETTY DUSA, EWART ELLIOTT, LARRY ELLIOTT. Row 4: PETE EVANS, ELAINE EWING, DOLORES FRAN— CISCO, JUDY GEBAUER, PAUL GEER. Row 5: FRANCES GERBER, ROBERT GIBSON, WALTER GLOVER, FRANK GODDARD, ALICE GREENWALD. LARRY GUNTER, RICHARD HADDEN, EDNA HAGUE, DUANE HALL, HAROLD HAMMEL, HOWARD HAMRICK, ROBERT HARRIS, JAMES HARROW, FRED HEISING, GARY HIZER. ANNE HOADLEY, H, T. HODGES, GEORGE HOLT, PAUL HORNKOHL, JANET HULL, JON JARMAN, RAY JOLES, LORA KALTENBORN, YOU KIM, KATHRYN KISHPAUGH, JUDY KNIFFEN, VERNON KOHNS, RONALD KOONTZ, BILL LANE, JAMES LAWRENCE, Ce EN ae A nase ee ee near Cis een ee Row If MARGRET LUNN, ROBINETTE LUTZ, CHARLES B, MAJOR, JAMES MARTIN, PAUL MCDEAVITT. Rowz: KENNETH MCGOWAN, FULTON MCLAIN, GENE MELIN, ROBERT MILLER, ROBERT MITCHELL, Row 3: BERNARD MOELLER, JEFFREY MOORE, ELEANOR MORRISON, G. T MUEGGE, RICHARD NEWELL. Row 4: ANITA NORQUAY, LEONA OLDHAM, LYDIA JANE OLSEN, ROBERT PAINE, COLLEN PERRIN. Row 5: FRED PINKERMAN, ARTHUR PIPOK, WILL— IAM PLANK, DONALD PONGRATZ, JAMES PRICE, 2 ee Row I: JAMES VICENZIE, SHARON WALLS, JANNIS WESTGATE, WALTER WIESMAN, CLAIR WILHELM. Row 2: WENDELL woop. Row 3: JOHNWYLER, DARLENE YAGER, LYFORD YOUNG, STEWART YOUNG— LOVE, JOHN ZUPKO, JAMES WILSON, NANCY WISNER, CHARLES WOOD, NOT PICTURED; WILIAM BLACKHURST ALLENFAL ee ER MACK RENFRO RICHARD ROBICHARD JAMES STEWART RODNEY WARNER PHILIP WILCOX RICHARD WOOD, Organisations x SS 1, LL ae 52) Sigma Alpha Epsilon THE MICHIGAN ALPHA CHAPTER OF THE SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON FRATERNITY WAS FOUNDED AT ADRIAN COLLEGE IN 1887. THE SAE'S STRESS SCHOLARSHIP, BROTH— ERHOOD AND GOOD WILL. THEY TAKE AN INTEREST IN CAMPUS AFFAIRS AND HAVE BEEN OUTSTANDING IN INTRA—MURALS, an ee sail Top ROW: LARRY STEPHAN, JIM SWOISH, JERRY KEELER, DICK BURTON, BILL GRANT, | Row 2: JIMSAMPSON, GE ORGE EVANS, BOB STREIB, DOUG HARTUNG, LOUIS ARMSTRONG { FRED HABART, RON BERCAW, JIM LUTZ, BoTTOM ROW: JOHN MILLER, DOUG KANE, DON | FERGUSON, BURGE SMITH, MIKE BARRETT, HOWARD WHITE, en, Pree WINNING FLOAT IN HOMECOMING PARADE Mr. FRANK Lovricn, Apvisor ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR NEEDY CHILDREN IT WAS WORK MAKING IT BUT IT WON Alpha Tau Omega THE OLDEST FRATERNITY ON ADRIAN'S CAMPUS, THE ALPHA Mu CHAPTER OF THE ALPHA TAu OmeGa FRATERNITY HAS SPENT ANOTHER YEAR AS A CAMP_ US LEADER AND THE FELLOWS OF THE Cornecius House HAVE ADDED MUCH TO COLLEGE LIFE, Top ROW: DALE MONIGAN, DOYLE HARMS, JOHN WYLER, LARRY ELLIOTT, BOB BULLA, Row 2: DON GASCON, DUANE HALL, VIRGIL YANTZ, JOHN MCCRARY, LEE ENGWALL, JAMES BOWDEM, JOHN ZUPKO, JIM CARLSON, Row 3: BOB HARRIS, DICK MILLER, DICK DREWS, BOB BLISS, DICK ROBESCHAUD, JACK BIRCHFIELD, RAY JOLES, BOB SOLMONSON, Row 43 RUSS SHINDORF, TIM DONAHUE, PAUL GEER, BOBRADCLIFF, DR. SPENCEE, JIM NICHOLS, JERRY DESORMIER, WALT BRANDT, Row 5S: JACK CLEMENT, RON CAPPON, ED RUST, JACK DEWAARD, DAVID B. LOTT, JOHN PAVELKO, RALPH CHESEBROUGH, Dr. James Spencer, ADviISOR IN VOICE TANKS FOR THE VICTORY PLEDGE ROCK WAS ADDED TO THE CAMP— HOUSE PARTIES ARE ALWAYS FUN US BY THE 1955 PLEDGE CLASS, American Commons Club THE AMERICAN COMMONS CLUB IS THE : NEWEST FRATERNITY ON CAMPUS, _ IT IS VERY ACTIVE IN GAMPUS AFFAIRS, AT PRESENT IT BOASTS OF ONE SUC-— CESSFUL ALUM , THE COLLEGE PRESI-— DENT. Top ROW: DICK COLLER, JOE PULLEN, DOUG STUTZMAN, PAUL HORNKOHL, Row 23; JIM SHERWOOD, RALPH DAVIS, JIM MASTEN, GLENN FEATHER, DON HOFFMAN, Bottom ROW: RAY CARDENAS, GEORGE QUELETTE, DEVON JENKINS, MARK JULIAN, DOMINIC MONTALTO, ADVISOR, DR. SCHUHLE., eam CHATTING WITH AN “acum 0 74 x 0 0 call Q je) 0 U) 74 2 Q ¢ = 0 Zz 2 0 O Wi 2 le) = FLOATS Witviam ScHuHLE Apvisor Dr. Chi Msi Omega CHi Psi OMEGA AGAIN SPONSORED ITS ANNUAL ALL —SCHOOL FUNCTION, THE Doc PatcH Drac wHICcH WAS TERMED A BIG SUCCESS, THE SORORITY ALSO SPENT TIME FIXING UP ITS MEETING ROOM ON THE THIRD FLOOR OF Sou TH ALt. Row I; JERRY BASSET, CONNIE MONTOYA, ROSIE POTTER. Row mae MARTY POLLARD, SALLY JO LINK, MARY DUMIRE, Row 33 SHARON WALLS, RUTH DRYER, STANDING? ANN HOADLY, ALICE GREENWALD, NANCY WISNER, HAY RIDES ARE ALWAYS FUN THE WINNER Delta i Theta Top Row: SHARANN SNYDER, MORRISON, ANITA NORQUAY, FORESTER, JANET SCULLY, ROBINETTE LUTZ, NANCY HAMONN, COLLENE PERRIN, JANIS FERRY, BETTY NEWELL, AS THE NEWEST SORORITY ON ADRIAN'S CAMPUS, THE DELT'S AGAIN THIS YEAR PROVED TO BE ASTRONG GROUP, FOR THE SECOND YEAR RETAINING BOTH THE VOL— LEYBALL AND THE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD. SHARON TOMKINS, LUCKY KING, ELEANOR JANE OLSEN, PAT FORSY, FRONT ROW: SHARON JOYCE EKLUND, JANET HALL, ANITA MAPES, MARY LOU ELLIOTT, LORA KALTENBORN, sensei NO HOPE FOR HOPE'! | DR. ALICE E, MCKEEHAN, ADVISOR IN VOICE fu Alpha Delta Chi THE LARGEST GIRL'S ORGANIZATION ON or, CAME wae ALPHA DELTA CHI, HAS MADE ITS INFLUENCE FELT IN MANY WAYS. THIS CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION HAS BEEN KNOWN FOR ITS DELICIOUS BAKE SALES ANDASSISTANCE WITH CHAPEL SERVICES, Top ROW: MISS SANFORD, ADVISOR, NANCY STEVENS, PAT FORSEY, KAREN LEACOX, EI— LEEN BOVILL, SAK, MRS. NER, GERRY BASSETT, ALICE GREENWALD, MILLER, ADVISOR. Bottom ROw: LILAH SHIFFLER, CAROLYN DOELLE, DELORES FRANCISCO, HILL, CLARA BENTLY, LAVINA HYASHIDA, OW 2: SHARON WALLS, LENORE DERBYSHIRE, ANNHOADLY, ROSALYN TUR— BETTY DUSA, FRAN GERBER, DORIS FAUBLE, FRAN LANWORTHY, NANCY WIS— CAROL CRUNKILTON, RUTH DRYER, GINNY Apvisors Miss Sanrorp : Mrs. Mic cer, | SING — SING — SING College Christian Fellowship COLLEGE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP HAS STRIVE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TO BRING TO EVERYONE A CHRISTION OUTLOOK GAIN— ED THROUGH PLANNING, MEETING AND WORKING TOGETHER, i. Row I: DORIS FAUBLE, LENORE DERBYSHIRE, FRAN_LANGWORTY, CHUCK WOOD, CLARA BENTLY, LEORAOLDAM, BETTY SANDFOR, ADVISOR. Row 2: JIM VECENZIE, JON JARMAN, BETTE DUSA, DEE FRANCISCO, SHARONWALLS, EILEEN BOVILL, BILL CARD, JEFF MOORE, ART PIPOK. Row 3: PHIL WILCOX, CARL RDINGER, VERN KOOHNS, DICK MILLER, MIKE FAEHLING, FRANK BARTELL, RON KOONTZ. MISS BETTY SANFORD Apvisor CLOWNING BEFORE THE PICTURE fMajor Cole Association THE Masor Core Association, com-— POSED OF YOUNG MEN INTERESTED IN CARRYING OUT THE CHRISTIAN WAY OF LIFE, HAS BEEN A FINE INFLUENCE ON OUR CAMPUS DURING THE PAST YEAR, HIS GROUP HAS FOLLOWED THEIR MOTTO LEXIBLE IN THE HANDS OF THE SPIRIT Dr. Paut Hessert, Apvvisor ESR an Ae Top ROW: PHIL WILCOX, DON COLEMAN, PAUL R. BROWN, RAY UDALL FRANK BARTELL, : DICK MILLER, Row 2: DON BATES, ED COLLVER, VERMON HOHNS, CARL. REDDINGER, JEFF : MOORE, GLENN FEATHER. Bottom ROW: DR. HESSERT, ADVISOR, RON KOONTZ, FRANK h LAWRENCE, ED VANHARTESFELDT, JIM SMITH, JIM HARROW, ART PIPOK, | WE ARE PROUD OF OUR CHOIR AND ENJOY LISTENING TO THEM. EACH YEAR THEY TAKE A GOOD—-WILL TOUR. DR. SPENCER, DIRECTOR. Row I; MARY DUMIRE, CAROL CRUNKILTON, DEE FRANCISCO, LEORAOLDAM, ALICE GREENWALD. Row 2; PAT RION, FRAN LANGWORTY, NANCY WISNER, MURIELLE FRAUTSCHI, RUTH DRYER, BARB MOELER, Row 3; WALT BRANDT, BILL CARD, FRANK BARTELL, ART PIPOK, JIM HARROW, DON EMERSON, Row 4. SHARON WALLS, DICK MILLER, BOB BATEMAN, BILL LANE, ROSALYN TURSAK, KATHY KISPAUGH, SHAR ANN SYNDER. Row 5; ANITA MAPES, PAT FORSEY, EILEEN BOVILL, ROBINETTE LUTZ, AL FIEFER, LESTER FIKE, JOON KIM, HOWARD HAMMERICK, JOE MCFERRAN. Miss EvizasetH Menzi, Apvisor— ADVISOR, Womans Recreation Associatio THe Women's’ RecREATION Asso- CIATION CONTINUED THIS YEAR TO GIVE EACH GIRLAN INTEREST IN SOME SPORT AND TO SPONSOR’ PROJECTS OF ALL SCHOOL INTEREST. ' Eg y P H iw | ; : am ; ee eee BARB MUELLER, LUCKY KING, GERRI BASSETT, JOYCE ECKLAND, M!SS MENZI, JANET SCULLY, ANITA MAPES, PAT FORSEY, NANCY STEVENS. Row 2: ANITA NORQUAY, JANET HULL, SHARON TOMKINS, FRAN GERBER, LILAH SHIFFLER, BARB BEEMER, DEE FRANCISCO, ALICE GREENWALD, NANCYOHMAN, PAT RION, SHARANN SNYDER, Row 3° BETTY NEWELL, ELAINE EWING, BETTE DUSA, CAROL CRUNKILTON, JANICE FERRY, DONNA KELSEY, SHARON FORRESTOR, DIANE BURKHOLDER, ROSALYN TURSAK, CLARA BENTLY, LORA KALTENBORN, DORIS FAUBLE, | PLettermans Club IS OPEN TOANY MALE STUDENT EARNING fieget THE varsity A IN ANY OF THE BuLL-— DOG SPORTS. THEY HAVE WORKED IN THE KENNEL AND DONE OTHER WORTHY PROJECTS AROUND CAMPUS THIS YEAR, : | MemBERSHIP IN THE LETTERMENS C_uB | | Top Row; JOHN MILLER, BILL GRANT, RON DILBONE, PAUL GEER, LYLE SPAHR, LOWELL KAFER, LEON HARPER, JIM KELLER, TOM BERGMAN, WALT GLOVER, DON MOHN, HENRY HUGHES, BOB OHRMAN, Row 2: JOHN PAVELKO, RAY JOLES, LYFORD YOUNG, DON NAW-— ROCKI, BRIAN GRAFF, BOB BROWM, SONNYELLIOTT, JERRY KEELER, CHUCH SCHROEDER, JOHN MCCRARY, JIM SWOISH, DICK BURTON. BOTTOM ROW: BOB SOLMONSON, RUSS SHIN— DORF, GENE MELIN, JOHN MOTON, FRED HOBART, GEORGE EVANS, JIM PAHLAU, BRUCE STEPHANS, FRED KLEMM, ADVISOR JACK THOMPSON, DICK DREWS, Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB OF SOCIEDAD HISPANICA MEETS TWICE EACH SEMESTER AND HOLDS PROGRAMS OF INTEREST TO SPANISH SPEAKING INDIVIDUALS. A FEATURE OF THE YEAR IS THE ANNUAL SPANISH BAN— QUET. MISS HOPE LOWRY ADVISOR Top ROW; BRUCE STEPHENS, SONNY ELLIOTT, RALPH GRIMES, PAUL BROWN, HAROLD ANGLIN, OW 2: ALBERTOAQUARI, LEWIS CANALAS, KEN MCGOWAN, RENEAMAYA, Row 3% ADVISOR, MRS. SHIPMAN, SHAR ANN SNYDER, MARY SMITH, BARBARA BEEMER, ADVISOR MISS LOWRY. German Club | A POPULAR LANGUAGE CLUB, THE GER— | MAN CLUB, MEETS SEVERAL TIMES DUR— ING THE YEAR TO SHARE THE GERMAN CULTURE AND FUN. A HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR IS THE ANNUAL GERMAN CHRISTMAS PARTY. Mrs. DorotHy SHIPMAN, ApvisorR Row I; FRED AVIS, JIM VENCENZI, DOUG STUTZMAN, GEORGE CHOSKI, BURTON DENNIS, GLENN FEATHER, JAMES WILSON Row 22 JIM HARROW, KATHY KISPAUGH, WALT WISEMAN, FRANK BARTEL, JUN KIM, RON KOONTZ Row 33 MISS LOWRY, ADVISOR, PRES. HERMAN LANG, CONCILOR, MRS. SHIPMAN, Circle K Club THE NEWEST AND CERTAINLY THE MOST AMBITIOUS ORGANZIATION ON OUR CAMPUS IS THE CIRCLE K CLUB, THE CIRCEESs MEMBERS HAVE HELPED WITH VARIOUS SCHOOL FUNCTIONS AND MADE THE NAME OF THE COLLEGE FAVORED THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY, Top ROW: JOHN MILLER, DUANE HALL, DOUG BERG, FRANK TURSAK, DICK DREWS, DON GASCON, JOE STEPHENS, JOHN PAVELKO, Row 2: GENE MELIN, WALT WISEMAN, RAY JOLES, LEE ENGWALL, HAROLD ANGLUND, JACK SMITH, LOWELL KAFER, Bottom ROW: DICK MILLER, MIKE BARRETT, BOB SOLMONSON, JOHN MOTON, BOB RADCLIFF, BOB BLISS, RALPH CHESEBROUGH, Sndependent Hen and Womens Elub THe INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATIONS ALL SERVE A USEFUL FUNCTION BY PROVIDING AN INTEREST FOR THOSE STUDENTS WHO DO NOT JOINA FRATERNITY OR SORORITY, MEMBERSHIP IN THIS ORGANIZATION IS OPEN TO ANYONE AND PARTICIPATION 1S ENCOURAGED, aS SHERHEES eeeaegne qeqeaneesste geaes sts ggngandert® manetenttens ‘taget feeteredt bay icz iti te H RHE Aatiheed HTT EEe Back ROW: JOE STEVENS, DOUG BERG, BILL SHANNON, TOM BERGMAN. Row Zl anORD YOUNG, PETE EVANS, MARY LOUISE SMITH, NANCY STEVENS, DORIS WARREN. Row 3A RION, BOB BATEMAN, JUDY GEBAUER, LENORE DERBYSHIRE, FRAN GERBER, EILEENBOVILL , MARGE SPEARS, Row 4; JOYCE WHITMORE, LYLIA SHIFFLER, BARB BEEMER, FRAN LANG— WORTHY, BETTY DUSA, CAROL CRUNKILTON. Row 5: JOHN MOTON, CAROLYN COELLE, DEE FRANCISCO, DORIS FAUBLE, DARLENE YAGER, SHELIA NEWELL, HAROLD ANGLIN, Miss EvizasetH Menzi Mr. M. J, Cruincan, Apvisors Top ROW: LOWELL KAFER, EVANS, BOB SOLMONSON, JOHN MOTON, JANET SCULLY, LAVINA HYASHIDA, SHARAN FORRESTOR, BOB BLISS. LORA KALTENBORN, LEE ENGWALL, DOUG BERG, Student Gnion THis YEAR THE StTuDENT UNION HAS GROWN IN STRENGTH AND IMPORTANCE, SERVING AS BOTH THE STUDENT'S VOICE AND HIS GOVERNING BoDyY,. CREDIT 1S puE Jim Swoish, PRESIDENT, AND Bos LISS, VICE-PRESIDENT, FOR THE GOOD JOB THEY HAVE DONE IN ADDING TO THE PRESTIGE AND INFLUENCE OF THE Stu-— DENT UNION, HOWARD WHITE, WALT MCCULLUM, GEORGE JACK CLEMENT, JIM SMITH, Row 23 SHELIA NEWWLL, MR, CLINGAN, ADVISOR, RUTH DRYER, OTTOM ROW: GEORGE QUELETTE, JIM SWOISH, Inter Fraternity Council THE INTER FRATERNITY COUNCIL IS THE | GOVERNING BODY FOR THE FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES ON CAMPUS. THIS YEAR THEY BROUGHT LES ELGART AND HIS BAND TO THE CAMPUS FOR A DANCE. Dean Lewis BraumsBaucH, Apvisor Top ROW? JANICE FERRY, MARY LOU ELLIOTT, JACK CLEMENT, HOWARD WHITE DEAN ’ BRUMBAUGH, DOM MONTALDO, MARTHA POLLARD, S : ALLY JO LINK, Bottom row: EVANS, JOHN MCCRARY, MARK JULIAN, ; j parte site World Staff THE COLLEGE NEWSPAPER, THE WorLD, IS RESPONSIBLE FOR GIVING THE STU- DENTS THE UP-TO-THE MINUTE NEWS Mae) D js AND A VOTE OF THANKS SHOULD BE GIVEN Ps pgor EEN he io BVISGCR THEM FOR THEIR WORK, Top ROW: BOB BLISS, DICK MILLER, DAN FRAZIER, GEORGE EVANS, JIM SWOISH, Row 2: MARY SMITH, MARTY POLLARD, KAREN LEACOX, Hound Staff THE MOUND STAFF IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS YEARBOOK. THE STAFF HAD ALOT OF FUN GETTING THIS ISSUE READY FOR YOUR USE, ROBERT W. BROWN, ADVISOR Top ROW: HERMAN LANG, RALPH DAVIS, BILL SHANNON, DICK MILLER, DAVE LOTT. Bottom ROW: COOKIE NORQUAY, RALPH CHESEBROUGH, MARY LOU ELLIOTT. Seience Elub Now In 1TS SECOND YEAR ON Aprian's CAMPUS, THE ScieENCcE CLUB HAS AGAIN PROVED TO BEAN ACTI VE AND VALUABLE CAMPUS ORGANIZATION, Dr. Tweepoy, Pror. Peeve Apvisors sea pheno Top ROW: DEVON JENKINS, DAN FRAZIER, Row 2: JOHN VANVALKENBER, GEORGE QUEL-— ETTE, CHARLES WOODS, JEFF MOORE, VERN KOHNS. Row 3: RALPH DAVIS, TOH BIN-LIN, JIM MASTEN, JIM SMITH, BotTOM ROW: JOE PULLEN, DICK COLLIER, DOUG STUTZMAN, BURTON DENNIS, DR, TWEEDIE, ADVISOR, JUST BEFORE GAME TIME | Football FOOTBALL, COACH JOE FORTUNATO Hi Se ron cee epic - OE Eee ee orca: t ii i Tis HE il ult ciple a Ba Row 1; JACK BURCHFIELD, FRED CLEMM, BOB SPAHR, PAUL MCDEVITT, RON DILBONE, LOWELL _KAFER, JOHN MILLER, JOHN PAVELKO, PAUL GEER, LYNN SCHUNEMAN, DUANE HALL. Row 2: COACH FORTUNATO, LYLE SPAHR, JERRY KEELER, WALT GLOVER, RUSS SHINDORF, TOM HODGE, BRIAN GRAFFA, FRED HOBART, JOHN WYLER, BOB HARRIS GENE MELIN, SONNY ELLIOTT, RAYJOLES, BILL GRANT, ASST. COACH JACKTHOMPSON, Row 33 : DON MOHN, NORMCARLSON, JIM PAHLAU, JOE STEPHANS, LARRY ELLIOTT, BOB OHRMAN, JOHN ZUPKO, WALT MCCULLUM, LEON HARPER, DICK DREWS, CLAIR WILHELM, DON NAW-— ROCKI, FRED COBURN, LOWELL KAFER, CAPTAIN FOR THE YEAR DUANE HALL — OUTSTANDING PLAYER MOST OF OUR GAMES WERE AT NIGHT i a a Basketball 3i 2 Lyman AsBotTT DEC. 9 DEC, 14 DEC, I17 DEC, 28, 29 JAN. 5 JAN. 7 JAN, II JAN. 14 JAN, 17 JAN, 21 JAN. 28 JAN. 31 BEB) FEB. 4 FEB. 8 BEB tl BE Beals FEB. 18 PE Bece FEB, 25 BEB oc MAR. 3 Heav Coacn LEON HARPER, | ZUPKO, SONNY ELLIOTT, ADRIAN AT KALAMAZOO ACQUINAS AT ADRIAN CALVIN AT ADRIAN HILLSDALE AT ADRIAN ADRIAN AT YOUNGSTOWN (HOLIDAY INVITATIONAL TOURNEY) (AT ADRIAN COLLEGE GMY) DETROIT TECH. , HUNTINGTON COLLEGE, ADRIAN COLLEGE, ASSUMPTION COLLEGE ) ADRIAN AT OLIVE T ADRIAN AT FERRIS ALBION AT ADRIAN ADRIAN AT ACQUINAS ADRIAN AT ALMA FERRIS AT ADRIAN HOPE AT ADRIAN ADRIAN AT CALVIN DEFIANCE AT ADRIAN YOUNGSTOWN AT ADRIAN ADRIAN AT HILLSDAL E OLIVET AT ADRIAN ADRIAN AT ALBION ALMA AT ADRIAN ADRIAN AT HOPE KALAMAZOO AT ADRIAN ADRIAN AT ASSUMPTION ADRIAN AT DEFIANCE ALL HOME GAMES START AT 8;00 Top ROW: PAUL GEER, TOM BERGMAN, DON MOHN, HENRY HUGHES, JIM KELLER, LYFORD YOUNG, GEORGE EVANS, DICK HADDEN, Row 22 FRED HOBART, CHARLES SCHROEDER, JOHN LARRY ELLIOTT. Bottom ROW: JOE STEPHANS, JOHN PAVELKO, BRUCE STEPHANS, BOB BROWN. POINTS LOTS OF MORAL SUPPORT HEAP MAKES A FREE THROW GET THAT BALL DID HE MAKE EL %% Matad, Baseball MARCH 22, THURSDAY MARCH 23, FRIDA Y MARCH 24, SATURDAY MARCH 25, SUNDAY MARCH 26, MONDAY MARCH 27, TUESDAY MARCH 28, WEDNESDAY MARCH 29, THURSDAY MARCH 30, FRIDAY MARCH 31, SATURDAY APRIL 1, SUNDAY APRIL 2, MONDAY APRIL 3, TUESDAY APRIL 10, TUESDAY APRIL 21, SATURDAY APRIL 23, MONDAY APRIL 25, WEDNESDAY APRIL 28, SATURDAY APRIL 30, MONDAY MAY 5, SATURDAY MAY 9, WEDNESDAY MAY 12, SATURDAY MAY IS, TUESDAY MAY 18 FRIDAY FRONT ROW: FRED HOBART, TERANZAS, BILL.SHANNON, BILL GRANT, RON CHEIMEWSKI, GENE MELIN, BOB BULLA, PONBRATZ, DOUG KANE, ED RUST. BENARD MUELLER, RON DILBONE. COACH LOVRICH, 1956 BASEBALL SCHEDULE EASTERN VACATION SOUTHERN TOUR MCNEESE STATE NORTHEAST LOUISIANNA STATE NORTHEAST LOUISIANNA LAKE CHARLES AIR FORCE BASE NORTHWEST LOUISIANNA STATE NORTHWEST LOUISIANNA STATE NORTHWEST LOUISIANNA STATE MCNEESE STATE LAKE CHARLES AIR FORCE BASE LAKE CHARLES AIR FORCE BASE KEESLER AIR FORCE BASE SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANNA STATE SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANNA STATE REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE TOLEDO UNIVERSITY AT ADRIAN 3:30 P.M. HOPE AT ADRIAN I P.M. (DOUBLEHEADER) UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT AT ADRIAN 3:30 P.M, ADRIAN AT TOLEDO UNIVERSITY OLIVET AT ADRIAN 1 P.M. (DOUBLEHEADER) ADRIAN AT ALMA I P.M, (DOUBLEHEADER) HILLSDALE AT ADRIAN I P.M, (DOUBLEHEADER) ADRIAN AT KALAMAZOO 2 P.M. (DOUBLEHEADER) CALVIN AT ADRIAN I P. � (DOUBLEHEADER) (DOUBLEHEADER) M ADRIAN AT ALBION I P.M, F DETROIT. 3:30) F 2M ADRIAN AT U. O PAUL GEER, RAY JOEES, ECOND ROW: MANUAL LOUIS ARMSTRONG, LARRY MASTELLER, DON APRIL 25 HILLSDALE AT ADRIAN APRIL 27 ALBION AT ADRIAN MAY I CALVIN AT ADRIAN MAY 4 ADRIAN AT HOPE MAY 9 ALMA AT ADRIAN MAY 10 ADRIAN AT OLIVET MAY I5 KALAMAZOO AT ADRIAN Top ROW: LOWELL KAFER, DONHOFFMAN, GLENN FEATHER, Bottom ROW: JERRY KEELER, NORM CARLSON, Cross Country efeqe-) OCT a7 Ocis15 OCT 22 OCTyaai NOV. 5 NOV, 12 LYFORD YOUNG, THOMAS BERGMAN, KNEELING, ALBION AT ADRIAN ADRIAN AT ALMA HOPE AT ADRIAN ADRIAN AT KALAMAZOO ADRIAN AT CALVIN HILLSDALE AT ADRIAN ADRIAN AT OLIVET JAMES SAMPSON BRUCE 4:00 (HALF OF GAME ) 4:00 4200 4200 4:00 STEPHENS, CHARLES SCHROEDER, Cennis APRIL 2I APRIL 25 APRIL 28 MAY I MAY 5 MAY 8 MAY 12 SAT. ADRIAN AT ALMA 1:00 WED. OLIVET AT ADRIAN 3:00 SAT. HOPE AT ADRIAN 1:00 TUES. ADRIAN AT KALAMAZOO 3:30 SAT. HILLSDALE AT ADRIAN 1:00 TUES. ADRIAN AT ALBION 3:00 SAT. CALVIN AT ADRIAN 1:00 Top Row: JAMES BOWDEN, LEE ENGWALL, JOHNJARMAN. BoTtTOM ROW: JEFFERY MOORE, BOB BATEMAN. Womens Sports THEY BUILD PYRAMIDS TOO BASKETBALL KEEPS THESE GALS GOING WATCH YOUR AIM - ACROBATS BADMITTON IS THEIR SPECIALITY S ¥ ABOVE: JAMES SWOISH, STUDENT UNION PRESIDENT, PRESENTS ADRIAN COLLEGE SCARF TO HERMAN STEINKRAUS, PRESI— DENT OF BRIDGEPORT BRASS CORP, AT LEFT: JOHN MCCRARY, INTER FRAT— ERNITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT WELCOMES LES ELGART TO CAMPUS Activities UY DR. SCHUHLE LEADS THE PROCESSIONAL AT DR. DAWSON'S INAUGURATION AS AD— RIAN COLLEGES FOURTEENTH PRESIDENT IN THE SPRING A YOUNG MANS FANCY RELAX ON THE MOUND tb. 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