Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1958 volume:

- :hl'iU -. 'menh 'l. $ .1. j'i.;.-p $4; . ' n'ul - 4 - Through And the ...Hert$isB-W... the eye of the camera ariL of imagination . . . THROUGH PICTURE . . . . . . 5 People . .. . . . Athletics . . . .1 c .r' ? W 4 , l. Lk Rd .9 :11. v kg .N . . ... gazing; v a : . . . . Organizations . . . . . . And Activities . . . BALDWIN-HA'.L;; CULLEEE Books, ivy-luden walls, and chalk cov- ered blackboards do not make a college. A college is people-men and women laughing and working and thinking and striving together with an eye turned to- ward fur horizons. A college is growth, on essential tradition of building ever higher upon ihe solid foundations of the pasf. This book, then, is dedicated not Io any one person, but to all who earnestly en- deavor to increase the stature of our human institution and especially to those sincere builders of the years to come. --.... -gryyl .rki $2 ?! w ' Wm 1. a '4 'rtal . r , ' r V- ' .2 ghlli?t 43 ., 3' 13.59 25h 'f'FOE gun? f. Vant $.25? I.?llw '90 q v: 'Q' Through the timeless eye of the camera, this book aliows us to look into the post and see a reflection of the future. And so we have turned the camera eye upon our college and recorded the results of the past, the progress of today, and an indication of the years ahead. Herein, on these pages. through the magic of photography we see Egldwin-Wallace of 1957-58, the year of .man- made moons, the beginning of better -' Iomo'rrows. - IN MEMORIAM . . . . a derby hat, a B-W sweater . . . and leather-lunged cheers-such is the memory of a man. A memory that brings to mind an attitude of service and spirit of a man for his fellow men. Myron W. Thornburg was affectionately called, The Beret: Breeze, because of his ardent support to all of our Yellow Jacket athletic events. Not weather, nor age, nor illness could quench his faithful devotion and colorfui spirit as he cheered his way through the years and into the heart of Baldwin-Wallace. Such devotion as his did not go unrecognized. He was made an honorary B-W cheerleader and Ietterman, and the i955 Grindstone was dedicated to him and to what he symbolized: good sportsmanship and the spirit of Baldwin-Wallace. On August 26, 1957, Myron W. Thornburg died. But the uBerea Breeze shall live forever within the heart of B-W . . . such loyalty, spirit, and devotion will not be forgotten. TABLE OF C ON TENTS PEOPLE . ..... . I4 ATHLETICS . . . . . 86 ORGANIZATIONS . 4 ACTIVITIES . . . . .144 PEOPLE . . . a structure is void without life . . . 3?! Min?! .4 v3; . imam? $?aikgg .he. E3339! m Enum4 :4: gaixzan ADMINISTRATION Dr; Bonds, president 0! Baldwin-Wullace, and also a promi- nem religious leader, preaches the Sunday Sermon nI 1he Beret! Me9hodisi Church. Preside ! Alfred B. Bonds, Jr.r his wife, Mrs. Georgiana Bonds, and their family, Stephen. Sandy, Bryan, and Annabelle, share in fclmilyr fellowship during 1he Sunday service al Ihe Meihodisl Church. I 1! V.--. .- ...,w'h ' OI Baldwin-Wolloce College enters its 1 13th year of service at c: time when American education Is facing a period of dramatic readiustment. Our nation's colleges and Universities must not only make their plans to accommodate vastly in, creased enrollments but they.r must rethink their curricula in terms of the demands of a nuclear age as well. Our college faces the challenges of this new age with confidence. We know that there will be many problems in- volved in providing the physical facilities essential to our continued progress. The real challenge will come, however, in the for more demanding fields of intellectual and spiritual development. These are the areas in which Baldwin-Wcllace has always excelled. Our sons and daughters, nurtured in the finest traditions of Christian Education, have gone forth to lives of service all over the earth. Now we must turn all of our resources of heart, mind, and spirit to the great task of bringing the unfinished kingdom. With toy and with the strength which comes from the consciousness of high pur- pose, this college will seek to fulfill in the lives of its students the nobility envisioned by our Founders. A. B. Bonds, Jr. President B. Howard Peuke Assistant to the President Edna May Riegler Secretary to the President Gerald S. Wellman Vice President for Development Fred Eur! Harris, Academic Dean. poses with his two daughters. Nancy Lou and Susan, and his wife, Mrs. Frances Harris, In the library of meir home. The other member of The family is Princess. David W. Robinson Wilma l. Shulrz Dean of Students Dean of Women IS J. Franklin Wight Business Manug er Harold C. Beyer Treasurer Gene P. Sionley Superintendent of Buildings and Gmunds Ruih Ethel Pa rk er Cashier Elenore C. Norris Telephone PB! Operator and Mail Clerk Sheldon T. Stolcals Assistant to Supl, of Buildings and Grounds Jess J. Petwr Reg istrur Alice L. Thomas Director of Publicity Ernest W. Dieter Assisionl la Supl. of Buildings and Grounds . : Charles V. Thomas Executive Alumni Secreiory Cecil W. Munk Director of the Conservatory Marion L. Shane Addressograph Clerk, Alumni Office Beriha louise Sfiefel Donald U. NobleH William H. Jaquifh Ruth P. Twilchell Director of Voculionul Information Direclor of Admissions Admissions Counselor Assistant Io 1he Treasurer and Placemenl Service Cecil L. Dobbins Russell J. Schneider Carol J. Spechulske Dorothea K. Bischof Acting Dileclor. Office of Direcior of Public Relations Assis'unl in Booksiore Manager of Bookslore Special Services Dorothy M. McKelvey Eldon R. Grol! Edith O. Munn Ray E. Watts Historian, Alumni Office Audilor Office Assistani, Alumni Office Director of Athletic: I l? Louise J. Ockerse Maureen Cope Olive M. Perkins Lillian Alexander Eleanor I. Prudhomme SEEI'EIOIY in Buildings and Secreiary Ia Diredor uf Socremry Ia Hue Regislrur Olfice Assislani, Office 01 Recorder, Office of Hue Grounds Office Placemem Service the Regis1rur Registrar Mariione Moreheud Ann Guilgin Marian T McIntosh Charlotte E. Williams Secrelclry, Oflice of Special Office Assisianl, Offize of Secretary to Dean of Secretary 10 the Dean Services Special Services Students Marilyn R. Brown Elizabeth Swurfz Eleanor K. Farmer Virginia Wagner Secretary to Dean of Secretary, Office of Office Asslsiunl, Office of Seueiury in the Assisianf Women Admissions Admission: To ihe Presidenl Clara Louise Win Esther Prichard George J. Schreiber Joanne R. Shoberg Helen Louise Yoder Accounlanl Accountant Accounfuni Secretary To Business Secretary to Business Manager Manager in Food Service Dr. Roberi Lechner, Dr. George Brown, Ruth Freur, R. N. Carmen Santin, R. N. Mildred Sundvull, R. N. M. D. M, D. Supervising Nurse Residenl Nurse Resideni Nurse College Physician College Physician A. Jeaneife Beede Marion K. Wynne Alice M. Hall Clyde L. Haselden Reference Librarian Circulation librarian Caluloger Librarian Lucretia Wolf Hazel Sonkey Noida Edwards Rmh McNamara Irma Anderson House Director, Findiey Hall House Director, House Dirsdor. House Director. Findley Hull House Director. Hulct Hull Emma Lang Hull Marner-Pfeiffer light? ..A... The faculty . , , ing an Focus H 4. FAC U LTY Hisfory and Political Science Dr. Martin Lewis, Ph. D., A551. ProfEssor; Dr. E. Kent Brown, Ph. D., Asst. Professor; Mr. Reed Smith, 3. A., M. A., Instructor,- Mr. Themistoc'les Rodis, M. A., Asst. Professor; Mr. Guido Dobbert, M. A., Visiting Lecturer; Mr. Robert Cruden, M. A., Assl. Professor. Home Economics Sociology Miss Rebecca Green, M. A., Associate Ptofessor; Mrs. Ruih Mr. John Burnell, Jr.r M. A.r Asst Professor; Mr. Orie Vunde Buur, M. A., Chairman of the Depariment. Visse, Jr., M. A., Associafe Professor and Chairman of the Department. 24 Mathematics and Asfronomy Dr, Paul Annear, Ph. D., Chairman of the Department; Dr, Dean Robb, Ph. 0., Pro- fessor; Mr. Robert Schleo, M. 5., Asst. Professor; Mr. T. S. Bogordus, 5. 3., Pro- fessor. Speech and Dramafics Mr. William Allman, M. A, Director of Drumaiics, In- strucior of Speech; Dr. James Ross, Ph. D., Asst. Professor of Speech, Directot of Foren- sics; Mr. Charles Irwin, M. A., Chairman of the Depurlmen! of Speech. Philosophy Mr. John Berberelly, A. B., M. A., Asst. Professor; Dr. William MacLeod, M. A., Ph. 0., Chairman of the Depart- ment; Mr. Perer Syivesrer, Visiting Lecturer. 25 Chemistry and Physics Dr. Melvin Schochef, Ph.D., Asst Professor of Chemistry,- Dr. Adolph Jensen, Ph.D., Chairman of the Chemistry Department; Dr. Roger Stans- field, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry. Conservafory Mr. Ralph Davies, M.S., Associole Professor of Chemistty; Mr. John Wilson, M.S., Assodaie Professor of Physics. First row, left to right: Miss Esther Pierce, M.A., Assodute Professor of Cello and Theory; Miss Evelyn Gotf, M.M., Instructor in Piano; Mrs. Eleanor Flonun, M.M., A.A.G.0., Instructor of Organ and Theory. Second row: Mr. Hetbert Oberlug, M.M., A551. Professor of Woodwinds and Theory; Mr. Ceci'l Munk, 3.5., M.A., Director of the Conservaiory of Music,- Mr. William Mc- Bride, Ed.D., Associate Professor of Music Education; Mr. Guilford Plumley, M.M., Associate Professor of Piano; Mr. Melvin Hakolu, A.M., Assi. Professor of Voice and Opera Workshop. First row, left 10 righi: Mr. Alan Squire, B.M., M.M., Asst. Professor of Woodwind Insirumenfs; Mr. George Poincr, M.M., Pro- fessor of Violin and Ensemble; DI . Kenneth Snupp, Ph.D , Associuie Ptofessor of Wind Instruments and Director of Bands; Mr. Burton Gurlinghouse, B.A., Associate Pro- fessor of Voice. Second row: Mr. Charles German, B.M., M.M., lnsiructot in Brass Insfruments and Theory; Dr. Delbert Bes- wick, Ph.D., Professor of Music Theory; Mr. Warren Barryman, M.A., Associate Profes- sor of Organ and Church Music.- Mr. Wulier Husenmueller, M.M., Associate Professor of Piano; Mr. Glenn Schnittke, M.M., Professor of Voice. Religion Seeded: Dr. Wrayr Stick'ford, Ph. 0., A5- sociate Professor,- Dr. Ernesr Knoutz, Ph. D., Professorl Chairman of 1he De- partment. Sianding: Rev. Wayne Undori hill, B. 0., Chaplain; Dr. E. Kent Brown, Ph. D. Geography and Geology Mr. Norman Humphreys, M. 3., Asst. Professor; Mr. Robert Cossaboom, M. 5., Professor, Chairman of the Depurlmenl. Modern languages Seated: Mrs. louise Keifer, M. A., lnstrucior in German,- Dr. Lucille E. Mercer, Ph. D., Chairman of the Department o'f Spanish; Mrs. Ann Dash, M. A., Instructor in Spanish. Standing: Dr. William Pendell, Ph. 0., Chairman of the Department of French; Miss Renee Zirkle, M. A., Asst. Professor of French; Dr. John Sinnemo, Ph, D., Chairman of The Department of German. Biological Sciences Seated: Miss Ruth Smith, B. 5., M. 5., Nursing Coordinator; Dr. Thomas $ur- mrrer, B. 5,, M. 5., Ph. D., Professor, Chairman of the Departmen? Standing: Dr. Donald Dean, B. S, M. 5., Ph. 0., Associate Professor; Dr. Glenn Peter- iohn, B. 8., M. 5., Ph. 0., Associate Pro- fessor. E ducaiion Mr. David G. Elsass, 3.5. in Education, Associate Professor; Mrs. Alberta J. TangreHi, A.M., Assistant Professor; Miss Helen Reynolds, A.M., Associate Professor; Mr. William E. Harrington, A.M., Assislam Professor, Diredor of Teacher Training, and Chairman of the Department. English First row, left 10 right: Miss Bertha Stiefel, A.M., Associale Professor; Dr. L. Neille Shoemaker, Ph.D., Professor and Chairman of the Department; Dr. Ruby.r V. Redinger, Ph.D., Visiting Lecturer. Second row: Mr. William A. Ashburn, A.M., Assistant Professor; Dr. W. Grayson Lapperf, Ph.D., Asso- ciate Professor; Dr. Jeseph E. Brewer, Ph.D., Associate Professor. Women's Physical Education Miss Susan Cloflin, 8.5., Instructor; Miss Mariorie Hower, M.A., Associate Professor; Miss Myrfo Stover, M.A., Asmciate Profes- sor. Men's Physical Education Mr. J. Larson Wagner, M.S., Associate Professor; Mr. Roy E. Waits, M.S., Asso- ciaie Professor and Director of Athletics; Mr. Paul L. Adams, M.S., Assistant Pro- fessor; Mrs. Elizabeth Huey, Secretary; Mr. Clarence Biegler, M.A., Assistant Professor; Mr. Donald H. Kelly, A.B., insirucior. Commerce Front row, left to right: Mr. Alva B. Crobough, A.M., Associaie Profes- sor of Business Administruiion; Mr. Robert K. Higgins, M.S., Associate Profesmr of Business Administra- tion; Dr. Ch'ung-tai Lu, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Ec0n0mics. SeCOnd row: Mr. Kevin Sheurd, M.S., M.B.A., Assisiani Professor of Business Administration; Mr. Richard A. Ridilla, Assistanr Pro- fessor of Business Adminisiraiion; Dr. Lloyd Orville Wodleigh, Ph.D., Professor of Economics and Direc- tor of Spaciul Services. Psychology Dr. Richard Earhart, PhD. Assistant Professor; Mr. Edward Lee Ham- mond, A.M., Assistant Professor; Dr. Robert W. Pitcher, Ph.Dq Asso- ciate Professor. 30 SENIORS Puiriciu Apryle Johnsfmnrnl Pennsylvania BS in Education George Asadorian Garfield Heights, Ohio BA William Henry Affewell Cleveland, Ohio BA Donald Joseph Bakulu Parma Heights, Ohio BA Nicholas Ballinger, Jr. Fairview Park, Ohio BBA Nancy Kay Bnmberger Canton, Ohio BME James Melvin Barnewall Lakewood. Ohio 85 Glenn Paul Beck Cleveland, Ohio BS Lillian Bellus Wellsburg, West Virginia BA Phyllis Hoffsterfer Benson Bereo, Ohio BA Mary Lou Blaennar Berea, Ohio BME Audrey Maryr Blunc Euclid, Ohio BS Nancy R053 Beck Lakewood, Ohio BA Hilda E. Berger Amherst, Ohio BS in Education Adam Bond rd Cleveland, Ohio BA Robert Beckstrom Parmo, Ohio BBA David Allen Bichsel New Phiiadelphia, Ohio BA Louis Steve Born:r Cleveland, Ohio 35 in Educofion 31 Ronald Edward Boswell Cleveland, Ohio BA Willis June Brady North Olmsted, Ohio BA Richard Paul Brown New London, Ohio BBA Ronald Craig Bruce Willoughby, Ohio BS Charles Ivan Budd Jefferson, Ohio BA Alan Richard Campbell Elyria, Ohio BA I auI-Jh lunaunm h Olno - , Ln Our camera caught Hm, Ron. Ann. and Pal relaxing in flue 54?. 32 Even seniors have classes and one in particular is reserved ius? especiuliy fur rhem Se-nior Crilique. Guy Edmond Carfton Lorain, Ohio BA Louis Gilbert Cesurano Clmfelumclt Ohio BA Vivian Beatrice Clemons Palmyra, Wisconsin BM Susan June Clevenger Youngsfown, Ohio BS Eldred Purceil Codling Norwood, Massachusetts BBA Ronald James Cole Fairview Park, Ohio 35 33 Jayne Ellen Collier Chagrin Fella Ohio William Desmond Cooper Uhrichsville, Ohio 35 BA Mary Eileen Conroy Ellis Herman Cope Independence, Ohio Neffs, Ohio BA BS Roger Lee Cotton Donald Edward Crossley Berea, Ohio Akron, Ohio BA BME Sully Ester Cox James Miller Davidson Millersburg, Ohio Oberlin, Ohio BA BA Wesley Henty Davis Alekie Delis Huniingfon, New York Lorain, Ohio BA BA Gretchen Beede Dawson Ann Louise Dewald Lisbon, Ohio Willowick, Ohio 35 BS in Education 34 Mary Lou Donaldson Green Springs, Ohio BS Edite Drobisevskis Cleveiund, Ohio BA Diane Drummond Maple Heighis, Ohio BM Alice Marie Dunker Westlake, Ohio BA James Dyer Berea, Ohio BA Susan O'Rilla Edwards Cuyahogo Falls, Ohio BS in EducuriOn Athanosicus Diamandis Sulonicu, Greece BBA Donald Jay Dickson Brunswick, Ohio BA Beverly Ann DiSanfo Parma, Ohio BA Ann Louise Dobson Westerly, Rhode Island BA 35 Marvin Joseph Ellsworth Weslluke, Ohio BBA Jeannette Ruth Ernest Notlh Olmsted, Ohio BS Mary Elizabeth Ewing Mansfield, Ohio BME Phillip Augustus Fay Willoughby, Ohio BA Virginia Fox North Olmsted, Ohio BS in Educaiion Ernest H. Fruntz Lakewood, Ohio BA Donna Elaine Fryr Waynesburg, Ohio BA Ruth Louise Geib Akron, Ohio BA Barbara Geiser Lakewood, Ohio BME Claire Goitftied Farma, Ohio BA Cynihio Luskeyr Green White River Junction, Vermoni BA Mary Kathryn Griffith Bedford, Ohio BS Judiih Lyn Hoessly Avon Lake, Ohio 85 in Education Michael George Hanna, Jr. Cleveland, Ohio BS Rudy Hutiendorf Mineola, New York BA William Thompson Havens Berea, Ohio BA Cordeffc: Lou Grossen Springfield, Ohio BME Ernestine T. Harris Akron, Ohio BA Dorindu Hawk Akron, Ohio BM David Julrnor Gustufson Waterville, Maine BA Nancy Schwartz Harris Charloilesville, Virginia BA Beverlyr Crooks Hawkins Worthinglon, Ohio BA 31 Donald Gene Hemmeter Partner, Ohio BA Glenn Dole Hendershot Medina, Ohio BA Joan Elaine Henderson Medford, New Jersey BA C. Pcmicia Hill Rocky River, Ohio BS in Education Janice Kay Hinkle- Willowick, Ohio BME Roberru Anne Holliday Elyria, Ohio BS in Education Seniors Nancy, Judy, Paul, and Bob expose fresh, Bill Hunsicker, into Bridge, 405 in the back roam of the B-R. 3B Seniors Ellie, Junie, Audrey. and Gretchen turn fresh as they :haar on our 37W Yellow Jackets 01 the Kent pep rally during Freshman Week. Reginaid Sidney Holmes, Jr. Rocky River, Ohio BA Louise Marie Horn Kenoshu, Wisconsin BS Stephen Lewis Horvqlh Parmu, Ohio BA Roberi Wilson Housermun Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BEA W. Elizabeth Hunsicker E051 Cleveland, Ohio BA Joanne Hackley Jackson Sfrongsville, Ohio BS in Educaiicm 39 Betha Jacob Sirongsville, Ohio BS in Education David Lee Jacobs Luckey, Ohio BA Steven Kutkic Lorain. Ohio BA Duane Clyde Keeler Fairview Park, Ohio BA Ick J'In Kim Secul, Korea BS Sung Ho Kim Tueion, Korea BA 40 Donald Vaughn Jenkins Amherst, Ohio 35 Paula Louise Jenny Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BS Jone Ella Keesling Middletown, Indiana BA Jean Marie Kerns Toledo, Ohio 35 in Education Richard Bruce Kiplinger Parma Heights, Ohio BA Louis John Klepilch Cleveland, Ohio BA Donald Frank Laurent Bereu, Ohio BA Harold Eugene Lawson Fairview Park, Ohio BA Barbara louise Lee Whittier, California BS Doris Mae Leonard East Cleveland, Ohio BS in Education Ralph Frcmkiyn Lindsirom Cleveland, Ohio BBA Bobbye Marielle Longe Washington, D. C. BME Lois Barr Klink Berea, Ohio BA Frederick Herbert Kopp Cleveland, Ohio BBA John Frederick Krich Mayfield Heights, Ohio BA Phyllis Ruth Krueger Lakewood, Ohio BS in Educcnion 41 Beverly Ann Lucas Lyndhursl, Ohio BS in Education Marian Irene Lundi Ashlabulu, Ohio BS in Education Paul James McKee Cleveland, Ohio BA Robert Warren McLean Erie, Pennsylvania BA Robert William Mallonee Maple Heighls, Ohio BA Robert LeRoy Mariowe Lorain, Ohio BS Joan Kathryn Marsh North Olmsted, Ohio BA Donald John Meisfer Cleveland, Ohio BA Catherine Elizabeth Meyer Amherst, Ohio BS Robert Allen Mills Porl Clinton, Ohio BBA Daniel Alexander Milwmf Lakewood, Ohio BA Dorothy Barbara Minister Painesville. Ohio BS in Education Miriam Miller Monroe lukewood, Ohio BA John Allan Moore Newark, Ohio BA Laurence A. Mann Berea, Ohio BA Hilda Wagner Mysliwiec Pcrmclr Ohio BA Helen Patricia Mogu Cleveland, Ohio BA David Sieven Monos Lorain, Ohio BS Loie Moref Rocky River, Ohio BS in Education Shirley Newman Morgan, Jr. Elyria, Ohio BM Patricia Marie Neale Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania BA Donald Clarence Neate Westlake, Ohio BBA 43 Card! Marie Nelson Parma, Ohio BS in Education Jeanne Marie Nelson East Cleveland, Ohio BS in Education Thomas Fay Nelson Poland, Ohio BA Barbara Jane Nevei Parma, Ohio BS in Education David Lowell Niichman Bereo, Ohio BA Arthur Edward Olson North Royalton, Ohio BS Food for ihoughl -il's lunch !irne cl His new dorm for seniors Jamaa. Pat, Ellie. Junie, Ernie, Alice, and Barb. 44 As the curtain opened for the Thela Alpha Phi production of The Rainmaker. senEors Ron, Audrey, and John were amang the cast Neal Lewis Osborn Churdon, Ohio BA Cynlhict Sums Ortelin Lakewood, Ohio BS in Educainn Robert Franklyn Overmyer Westlake, Ohio 85 Michael Papourcs Euclid, Ohio BA Burton Bailey Parker Montpelier, Vermont BM Fulgc Puscu Cleveland, Ohio BA 45 Wallace Herberi Patterson Lakewood, Ohio BBA Richard Dean Pickering Garfield Heighis, Ohio BA Charles Vernon Prindle Norwalk, Ohio BA 46 Mary Faye Perry.r Wuhan, Massachuseifs BS in Education Margaret Ann Perry Jess Joseph PeHy, Jr. Zoarville, Ohio Bereu, Ohio BME BA Hazel E. Prange Besea, Ohio 85 in Education Jeanne Vollman Pike Evelyn Yvonne Price Shaker Heighis, Ohio Marion, Ohio BME BME Judith Ann Rntzell Asheville, North Carolina BM Terry Lee Puehler Paul Wayne Rios Muskegon, Michigan Cleveland, Ohio BME BEA Michael Sarris Berea, Ohio BA Judith Anne Saunders Batesville, Indiana BA Donald Thomas Scanlon Valleyf Stream, New York BME Jerome Earl Schachi 50th Amherst, Ohio BA Dale Ralph Scheuizow Cleveland; Ohio BBA Rober! Hunter Schonizler Providence, Rhode Island BA Catherine Alice Robinson Chagrin Falls, Ohio BME Curtis Ward Robinson Riltmcm, Ohio BME Carole Anne Rozelle Berea, Ohio BA L. Dean Rummery Elyriu, Ohio BEA 4T 48 James Anthony Schreiber Cleveland, Ohio BA Barbara Nickerson Schulie Cleveland, Ohio BS in Education Richard Carl Schumann Clevefand, Ohio BME Allen Lewis Schweizer South Euclid, Ohio BEA Bonnie Got! Shackleton North Olmsted. Ohio BA Donutd Leroy Shackleton Brunswick, Ohio BA Eugene A. Shurick Lorain, Ohio BME Roy Stonion Shaw North RidgevilIe, Ohio BA Alice Elizabeth Shelly Warren, Ohio BA Doreen Margaret Smith Cleveland Heighls, Ohio BA Pafricia Joan Snyder Bereu, Ohio BS Richard Henry Sprano Oukville, Connecticut BS Virginia Irene Sfeinkrous Long Island, New York BS in Education Mariiyn Louise Stellhorn Fori Wayne, Indiana BME Max Bryan Sione Meyersdole, Pennsylvania BA Richard Lee Stoneman Cleveland, Ohio BME Rex Arthur Sprink Whitehouse. Ohio BA B. Elinor Steam: Cranford, New Jersey BS in Education Virginia Ann Siemen Goshen, Indiana BA Jacqueline Martin St. John Hubbard, Ohio BME Raymond Thomas Srorey Fairview Park, Ohio BBA Robert Walier Siumpf Columbia Station, Ohio BA 49 Mildred Mae Sundvull St. Pelersburg, Florida BS Nicholas David Svingos Cleveland, Ohio BME Ronald John Swider Garfield Heights, Ohio BA Norma Lou Teeter Girard, Ohio BME Margie Ann Terwilliger Beaver, Pennsylvania BS Roberi Andrew Thinschmidt Bcwr Village, Ohio BA Senior year stiil ands Mary PerryI studying . . . 50 It seems seniors slill Hnd ifme la walch TV at lhe rec halL Barbara Dorothy Thomas Warren, Ohio BS James Alfred Thomas Cleveland, Ohio BA Rochelle Robertson ThompSOn Elyria, Ohio BS In Education John Charles Tolley Cleveland, Ohio BBA Mary Ellen Tucker Lakewood, Ohio BA Robert Joseph VanDyke, Jr. Cleveland, Ohio BS 51 Roy Warner Wallweber Jock Herbert Warning Columbia Station, Ohio Orchard Park, New York EBA BA Churchill England Ward Joe Arthur Wushbum Rockville, Maryland Cleveland, Ohio BA BBA Mariorie Ann Weiss Robert Bailey Westfafl Cleveland, Ohio Columbia Station, Ohio BME BA Fred Theodore Welsch Richard Allen Whifmote Port Washington, Ohio Akron, Ohio BME BME Kenneth Lane Williams Donald Lloyd Wolf Youngstown, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio BA BA Donald James Winch Jamae Marie Wolf Sfrongsville, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio BA BS in Education 52 Carol Ann Wolfe Berea, Ohio BS in Educurion Gail Arden Woods Massillon, Ohio BA Charles Edward Wynne Cleveland, Ohio BA William H. Yeager Cleveland, Ohio BA John Gregory Wrabel Clevfand, Ohio BM Richard Luther Wuerfzer Jomesfown, New York BA Shirley Grove Zielinski Adena, Ohio BME 53 FRESHMAN first row, left 10 right: Nina Downend, Stella Sernfini, Von Ewing, Jackie Otannor, Barbara Wass, Joyce Bender, Emily Duke, Joan Appleby, Cale Lang. Sec- ond row: Bill Shipmun. lorry Patterson, Eddie Robin- son, Den Sherry, Danny AruH, Charles Gibson, Dove Kuyhuri, lenny Lavina Third row: Ike Huckenberg, Jerry Boone, Don Woman, Ron Fisher, Larry Spicer, Andy Durborow. First row, ref? 10 right: Danna Keir, Sandy Owen, Karen Winklemnn, Nancy Sumerville, Carol ErdI-rmrll'lr Carol SpinellF. Ann Scott, Mary Kay Gordon, Lou Ann Esfes, leis Winierfield, Erica Wiilner. Second row: Jim Carmany, Ron Mngaw, Howard Brogan, Mary Jane Allan, Terryr Burringlan, Sue Nenemun, Joe Weisheil, Fred Jackson. Third row: Bill lngersoll, Norm Myers, Bilr Ariure, Torn Williams. Dave Rogers, John Griffiths. First row, left in righf: Peggy Crehun, Sue Walren, Sandy Dunn, Marie Schomer, Lane Lewis, Marlin Love. Jean Candle, Georgefle Vinilila, Mary Eastman, Judy Town. Second row: Tom Rouizahn, Tom Greasel, Roger Dari, Juanita lo Puma, Ralph Frerman, Bob Hlavucek. Tom Culbertson. Third row: Anthony Marendino. Mike luwson. Charles Dunlee, John B'rllz, Harlan Know; David Monkey. 54 Firs1 row, Ieff to right: Judy O'Neal, 5am Boyd, Barbara BaIIOU, Bonny Mahler, lynn Kachmar, VIrginia Onailis, Marlene All- guier, EHen McKenney, Charlene Stuhl, Pm Dawson. Second row: Vernon Flinkfelr, Blair Kopfsfein, Bob Hofimun, luureilu Anderson, George Muichum, Russel Monr- golnery, John Longswarth, Richard Fieber. Third row: Wally SaHs, Jerry Snider, Roger Nfberl, Nick Burn, Many Johnson, Dave Hansen. Firsl row, left to right: Nancy Baden, Jewell Brieser Maryr Johnson, Louise Hollo- way, Anna Rulasky, Kaihy Barbour, Cathy Hill. Sue Phillips, Ber Miner, Judy Pimen- ger. Second row: Ann Safron, Sandy Sheild, Miriam Swick, Joanne Blacku, Ruth Morris, Sunrjyr Chidsey, Grace Weed, Nancy Moore, Meg Phillips. Third raw: Fril: OVcrs, Dave Burgess, Jack Vogel- gesang, George Fallon, Bil'l Ashbaugh. Firs? row, Iefl Io righ1:Sue Culhherf, Nancy Purdum, Shirley Bucey, MariFyn Cameron, Anne Emley, Kurolyn Hendelman, Sue Wulkup. Sue Greenwald. Second row: Gary Carney, Tom Reigharl. John Sprunkfe, Gary Clawsun, Bill Foley, Dale Wesicrheck, Dave Leyerle, Alan Javorcky. Third row: Dennis Munns, Jack fucker, Mike Ouigley, Jim Waehrman, Nick Theodosion. Tim Irvin, Ray Fry. first row, left lo right: Edwin Nuughlon, Dave Siuuffer, Bob Moan, Charles Cuzhran, Dick Jordon, Francis Kowafski. John Riemenschneider. Second raw: Bob Golhml Sandra Murpe, Karen Lapisfo, Phyllis Grevh, Chuck Smith. Mum 'J'WEIL mm 'J- vfltb . .. -1 IL; 56 Firsi raw, lefl cl right: Nancy Meyer. Lorna Vclk. Cathy Empi, Cami Crumrine, Put Bite, Judy Huskle, Carol Pulobek. Beth; Budd. Sue Case, Ellen Giberson, Bette Morris, Second row: Mary Ann Kieper, June Archibald, Barbara Braun, Ted Shoberl, Bob Hershey. Don Binnie. Third row: Larryr lulhcxm, Gena Sliger, Larry Spear, John Milkinl, Phil Haas, Glenn Bardus, Harry Good, Richard Wagner. Firs? row, left to right: Katie Tew'lch, Judy Huncher, Janice Mariner, Junel Murgufish, Carolyn Fox, Joan Davis, Cored Melzger, Linda Starlin, Nancy Burkv huHa-r. Pen Teeler. Second row: Lynn Shattuck, Nancy Eckerman, Joann Essig, Salty Lou Blewelf, Carolyn Craig, Carol Dorn, Barbara Hale, Marion Johnson. Third row: Bev Otonnor, Bill lulz, Dave Suuer, Fritz 309nm. Dave Scan, Jim Wright. Jenn Saunders. Firsl row, left to right: Shirley Gull, ?rincie Linden- muyer. Peggy Armsirong. Nancy Swarm. Brenda Antonia, Murcia Cadwclliuder. Muriorie 5:0 , Dorothy Opalich, Judith Nobbe, Sue Nelson, Judy Schmidt. Second row: Bob Holland, Bill Holslruger, Joe Lazar, Richard Newman, Jiln Allen, Richard Macho, Un- ideniified, Bub Wilson. Third row: Gary Hack. John Tripp, Uanenlified, Unidenlified, Ken OH, Dick Ward, Mike Brophy. Firsl row, left Io right: Harm Huncbeng. Sue lord, Charlotte Bradler. Barbara Diringer. Gayle Guild, Sandy Brown, warm, Virginia Poslcvur. Carol Zacharias. Lori Andra. Cathy Jeiiries. Second row: Par Morgan, Lester Lush, Anna Ditlman, Eva Fandrich, BeHy Zicmann. CoroWn Bench, Rullw Ryser, Nancy Hodge. Joan Roth. Judy Rogers, Jean Klein, MorHyn Bvenniman, Eon Hall, John Timer. Ffrsi row, Iefl to rig'ul: Sandra Bixler, MUHhD KEHer. Janice Bender, Sandy Painter, Judy Walz, Sharon Curse. Anne PcMy, Norma Miller, Darla Felzcr. Second row: Chuck Eurion, Ken Mihal'm, Gerald Hewus, Torn Gruyhock, Bob Kirkby, Bob Buyless, Keilh McCuughin. Third row: Bob Orr. Ken Orr, Dick Coy, Dave Nugel, Ron Sumers, Jack Johnson. Firsl row, left to right: Barbara Skinn, Junc Kozak, Judy Mchugall. Matlha Page, Barb Mugilrish, Jane JenneH, Soliy Slouf, Jeanne Smflh, Kathie Akenhead. Second row: Karen Carius. Sue Hoskin, Sandro Clark, Wilma Lemmerman. Luciilc SmHh, Vi Walker, Ann Safron, Alice Francis, Judy Snow, Marlhc Gobdel. Firsl row, lefl Io rigH: John fclcnas. Dave Adams, Ed McKee, Bill Hca?h9rly, Don Fclski, Bud McNeliie, 80b Swarm, Bill Ash- baugh. Pete Young. Second row: A! Beware, John Hiros, Bill Barnum, Roy Maxfield, Sum Esayian, l.gjarryI Mock, Fred loepp. Third row: Hurry Masher. Ralph Sperli. Bob Burchfield, Dick Roknich, Dave Remenaric. Dick Zivic. Bradley Elzeer, John Sloan, Conrad Jocks, Bob Dash 57 UNDERCLASS INDEPENDENTS George Milier Joe Yurko Raymond Murko Jackie Fox heated; Bob Ditkurd Jeanette Reeis Don Obarl Regina Rainey Marylin Slofka Beverly Buss Shirley McCullough THEE Koller Murgarel Sprencz Marlene Keliner Jane Mekae Leis learn 58 Doreen Bryan, Pui Kale, Carol Walie. Pon Netrayon, Sharon SFnkey, Cora Gecking. Gerald Stwun, Carolyn Hesse , Dale Durkee. Meade Monroe, Alben Hurrimun, Stuart Brooks. Bruce Schonlzler, Bob Padovani, Dave Sloger. Ned livengood. Glenn Hennis. Bill Mehulik. 59 Dorothy Wolski, Perk Genlilin, Joyce Sgro. KI Gary Geddes, Ari Bergsfresser, Ralph Auble. Carol Robinson. Ken Snyder, Nancy Kappel. Nancy Callaway, Sceola Whipkey, Helen Lindcnlhal, Mary Lou Wuhan. 60 Tam Bunk. Senem ldil, John 5ernc1cki. Sully Johnson, Marlene Tuche, Peggy Lundrum. Bilf Fischer, Vuhe Buludouni, Mulak Yunun. Jack Shaw, Elsie Cormrun, Jack Peters, Jim MrEneaney. 61 AL ...... - 1k 1 I JL i.L At 4 Firsi row, IeH 10 right: 5. Amara, P. Apryle, J. Auruda, S. Bailey, 6. Dawson. B. Blewen, M. Boslwick, G. Breiiinger. Second row: T. Burrington, J. Candel, 5. Cook, P. Crehan, N. Chadwick, J. Davis, C. Darn, N. Downend. Third row: A. Ernley, B. Fish, A. Greer, R, Hansen, M. Harper, B. Hawkins, J. Henderson, M. Johnson. Joan Marsh Connie Filipek 1957-58 1958-59 ?resideni President Alpha Gums prepare for their hash rush parry m 1he A. 1.0. huusFHAngeIE Parndisei' GREEKS Alpha Gamma Delta Bev Crooks Hawkins starts lhe year off by winning 1he pie-eaiing coniesf for the third year in a row . . . Jun Ccndei ATO HomECOming QueEn . . . Ann Greer Chi Co-Homecoming Queen . . . Rachel Hansen Home-Ec Presideni . . . Gretchen Beede W.S.G.A. Presideni . . . Jan Candel Sig Ep Queen of Hearts Unin- f.'.mm. .1 . . . pinnings, engagements, marriages . . . Gums finished another great year with a Spring formal at the Lake Shore Counlry Club. First row, left ?o right: K. Juries, M. Keyes, M. Lune, L. Martini, J. Margulish. N. Miller, B. Miner. Second row: J. Rezuhek. M. Rickardl J. Russ, C. RazeHe, M. Schamar. N. Swariz, 5. Serafini, B. Shacklefon. Third row: 1. Solak, C. Slahl. E. Sieurns. B. Thomas. P. Tinder. 5. Watson: J. Wulz. G. Young. Alpha Xi Delia litlie Belles Alpha Xi's open the year with outstun: 1957753 PVBSiden' ing pledges . . . with Phi Tau broiher an informal Thanksgiving Dinner wt given for new faculty and adminislruric members . . . hard working Dotti Fuuser end Inez Warner helped pw WBWC on the air . . . social evenls II cluded 0 p001 party, pledge dcnc. Calhy Holder 1953-59 President spring formal, and annual Faculty Appl Polishing Party. firsi row, left In right: M. Anderson, L. Bailey, N. Beck, B. Eehnke, J. Blenik, S. Birch, MV Blueltnen Secund row: D. Brush, J. Caress, 5. Clevenger, A. Deltas, M. Drake, A. Dreier, D. Fauser. L JLAun. LAL AK..- Alphn Xi's go ' Huwuiicln ' for their rush parw. J. Fox M. Heberger M. Milier K. Jorgensen J. Kuslor N. Kline Ry Kluih S. Knepp Our camera catches a Wpical Alpha Xi meeiing wiih Lillie presiding. Firsl row. Iefl to right: B. Lucas, M. lurldi, M. Mericle, F. Milne, B. Minister, J. Pike. R. Pryce. Second row: C. Robinson, L. Robinson, J. Sheldrick, E. Siwik, 1. SI. John, C. Swariz, N, Sweany. 1w b Minister. Jackie St John and Alekie Delis hash r their plans far the weekend. J. Swigarl H. Thom pson l. Warner G. Weed S, Wolfe First row, left to right: E. Benson, 5. Boyd, S. Carse, E. Crandull, J. Davidson, E. Gardner, G. Reith. M. Gordon. Second row: C. Gotlftried, J. Huessly. N. Huey, L. Jason. P. Jefireys, C. Kelso, C. Kish, B. lehman. Third row: L. lymun, S. lyuns. J. Mcieer. A. McMilEen, S. Miller, J. Nelson, 5. Neneman, M. Perry. Just watch those girls swim and dive, In Aqualene we number five. Dunk-a-Beta at Campus Chest, At Siglympics we're the best. Two more trophies now grace our wall, Parties and fun and homework too. These are the things the Betu's do. 66 Beta Sigma Omicron Roberia Zinkund President Firsi row, left to right: C. Pinker'on. A. Rofosky, M. Rudman, C. Sunlin, J. Saunders. J. Suundeu, M. Sundvall, 5. Theil. Second row: J Turner, M. Van Courl. M. Yogley. 5. Vromun. G. Wurholic, N. Wiifliff, D. Zabriskie, S. Zelinski. 67 Rulh Geib Georgiannu Harris 1957,55 19-53-59 Presideni Presideni First row, lefl to righi: P. Armstrong, .I. Arnold. M. Bade, J. Bender. Second row: 5. Berger, 1. Blucku. N. Baden, J. Burnsida. Third raw: E. Coslolo, 5. Cox. A. Dobson, M. Doerncr. Firsl row, left to right: N. Eckermun. J. Eklund. ?- Ellison, C- Felt Second row: M. Fisher. M. Geek, C. Gormly, J. Hancher. Third row: L. Huge. J. Jennell, D. Keir, J. Keesting. Ann Dobson reigns as queen over HomeCOming Weekend . . . DZ again wins Campus Chest Carnival . . . four DZ's chosen as class officers . . . Pat Ellison, Sweetheart Queen, heads Judicial Board . . . Gloria Taylor succeeds Ann Dobson as Sfudeni Council Veep . . . DZ places tops in scholarship for two straight quarters . . . annual Spring Formal concludes another outstanding DZ yew. 63 lh-im Imr- DZ': gel fogeiher m Lung for a gub-fesi. Firs! row, left in righl: 5, Kellogg, C. Kenney. Seccnd row: D. Laird, l. Lewis, J. lindemun, M. Marple, A. McrshaH, B. McElfresh, C. Meyer, P. Neale. Third row: J. O'Connor, F. Pascu, J. Schmidt, 5. Schoonover, N. Shahun, L. Shafluck, A. Shelley. D. Smilh. Fourlh row: 5. Sluul. G. Taylor, T. Terwilliger, NA Trapp, C. Wagner, B. Whiie, J. Wol'f, V. Wood. J' -47 $ Smiling wim happinessiihe new Phi Mu pledges. Firsf row. Ian 0! rigM: M. Allen, S Armsfrong, J. Bacon, B. Beckett. A. Benson. Second row: 5. 3mm, W. Brady. 5. Bucey, S. Chidsev, R. Craver. Third row: C. Crumrinel G. Davis. l. Estes, E. Fugurd, B. Geiser. Fourth row: M. Gentilin, A. Gersrensluger, A. Harbulh, E. Harris, L. Horn. Plll Ml' Phi Mu siaris year wiih retreat to CoHage by the Lake in Toledo . . . Blackbeard's revenge wins second place in Campus Chest Carnival . . . Jean Kerns and Ginny Stein- kruus elected to Laurels . . . Sheri Schlagel becomes secretary of YWCA . . . newly elected O.5.E.A. presideni for all Ohio is Lynne Sheldon . . . Phi Mu's president, Jean Kerns chosen as Crescen! Queen of Yambdo Chi Formal . . . Phi Mu places a close seccmd in volleyball . . . lovely Ann Hcrbath reigns as Queen of the Greek Ball . Phi Mu's bowling team gets first place . . . Mendship, fun, en- gagements, and pariies all help to make this a successful year for Phi Mu. First row, lef! to right: C. Jef- fries, M. Jordan, .I. Keins. 5e:- cvnd raw: J. Kinsley, J. Larsen, B. Lee. Third row: E. Morris. C. Musicr. F . . I 'R Bk R A Ginny Sielnkrous Doraiyn Fair 957-53 358-59 Presidenl Fresidenl Phi Mu's have 0 weekend charm;r from if all cl? lheir retreat al Jean Kern's collage. Firs? row, lefl to right: 8. Owen, B. Paton, E. Peterson, M. Phillips, N. Purdum. Second mm A. Safron, C Schlegel, L Sheldon, 5. Sleiner, G. Siemen. Third row: N. Swarm, B. Teelcr, B. Thomas, 5. Van lundinghum, V. Walker. Fourlh row: A. Weed. M. Weiss, l. Whurlnn, K Winkelman, E. Witlner. Firsl row, Iefl lo right: C. Anderson. l. Anderson, M. Baylass. 5. Beaie, B. Bewlay, E. Beyer, G. Brzyiwu, 8. Case. Second row: 5. Cecil, H. Combs, 5. Cuihberl. J. Dewey. A. Dunker, R. England. 1. Essig. C. Hesserl. Third row: R. Hoskin. 5. Johnson. C. Jones, C. Kaiser. L. Knauiz, C. Kneebush, J. Larsen. J. LeMuire. Zeio Tau Alpha forms ifs chapter Spring 1957 . . . Phi Tau's and Alpha Xi's give the Zela's a reception . . . twenty girls become churler members October 12 . . . the national President and Vice-presideni come to install the chapter and officers . . . Zefa's 300 alums give 1he girls a banquet at Lake Shore . . . Panhel gives the chapter a Fosforia punch bowl and tray . . . Zefa's take seven pledges . . .Curol Jones president of Kappa Phi . . . three girls leaders in W. R. A. . . . B. J. Partridge officer for B-W players . . . Zeiu's take twenty pledges Winter Quarter . . . Sig Eps have skating Party for pledges . . . end the year with a Spring Formal at Camp Cheerful . . . hard work and Zeta enthusiasm establish a new sorority at B-W. Zefa's add iniliniion and piedging lo iheir long Iisi of aciivities.. . Zeta Tau Alpha Mary Underwood Karen Woolsey 1957-53 753-59 I Presidem President 'Nil Tn Alpha First row, left to righl: 6 McCumunl. J. Mariner, J. Markham, M. Marks, ML Mcime. Second row: P. Meinke, J. Meiizke, CV Meizger, R. Pudgef. B. Partridge, P. Perkins, J. Peliil, C. Smith. Third row: L Smivh, A, SfephenS, 5. Sione. J. STrausbaugh. A. Summers. M. Tache, C. Teagle, S. Wallen. ?v fu Firs! row, left to right: L. Frick, N. Osborn, J. McLaughlin, L. Lafhurn, R. Dun, JV Koltcs, Ii Lulz. K. On. Second rnw:1. Williams, R. Niberl, G. Cannoliy, D. Srinon, E. Gilsduri, R. Roche. B. Halley. H. Shay, R. LaRosu. Third row: H. Aublel G. Hunler. M. lngersoll. D. Jordon. I.. Weston, J. Papp, J. Schreiber, J. Schachf, J. Krich, P. Rios. B. Spellmun, D. luutenl, M. Shunk, M, ch'u'mll P. Muzurik, B. Roberson, D. Suuer, B. Shannon, C. Burton. George Connolly, 1958-59 President and Neal Osborn, 1957-58 Presiden' pose for our camera. Alpha Sig's star! Ihe year off with lhe annual Siglympics . . . place second in Homecoming decorations . . . take- the largest pledge class . . . Bill Foley elected 10 Sfudeni Council . . . Chuck Budd is Greek King . . . Nancy Ecker- mun and Dave Nagel ore Paddle Dance Queen and King . . . entertain children from Methodist Home at Easter . . . ended another outstanding year with a great Spring Formal. Alpha Sigma Phi ALPHA SIGMA PH! After reading EmilyI Past, Bill loeffler, Arl Bergsircsser. and Jack Johnson try Always a feature at We annual Sig1ympiu is lhe pie-eming 1heir hands ul seliing the Alpha Sig dinner table. conles1 won for lhe pusl 3 years by Bev Crooks Hawkins. First raw, left to right: D. Adams, J. Althouse, D. Bichsel, B. Biddison. R. Boswell, M. Ernphy, .I. Brown, R. Brown; Second raw: R. Bruce, J. Cnrmnny, J. Culville, R. Cole, J. Connor, 3. Duly. 1. Davidson, W. Davis. Third row: B. Elzeer, R. Feiber, L. Ferguson, J. Gordan, D. Gray. 1. Hall, J. Hamilton, J. Hiros. ATO started the fraternity social season off with a bang Outside and inside the A.T.O. house-Homecoming time and card ITmE.. this year when we entertained alums, friends, and brothers ,. IV . - . . .- .....,..1 to tea and ginger snaps at the HomeCOming festivities . . . l I our outstanding pledge class did much for our fine scholastic slunding .. . we had a well organized, muss migration to Spring Valiey C.C. for our annual Blackfoot Bull . . . the Brothers are enioying the new paint iob on the old ping-pong tobfe . . . and, there is a definite air of remorse due 10 the absences of HBriar I . J. Hyatt D. Jacobs M. Johnson '5! row, left lo right: 5. Kalkic, P. Keller, F. Kunc, H. Lawson, B. Maaz, 11 Mason, R. McLean, McNeIIie. Second raw: J. Moore, P, Morgan. T. Mowry, L. Munn, R. Overrwer Alpha Tau Omega Uphn llu Umrzl Rex Sprink Dave Kaiser 1957-58 1953-59 President Presidenl Firs? row, Iefl to righh R. Pnuley, D. Polski. P. Proctor. J. Rankin, H. Reilh, C. Riemenschneider, M. Sam's, C. Schneiden Second row: R. Sedlack, P. Smiley. R. 5mi1h, D. Spencer, R. Smeriif D. Stevenson, R. Storey, D. Sweinfurlh. Third row: N. Svingos, P. Tmror J. Tripp, W, Vundermurk, R. Word. 1. Washburn, R. Westfall, J. Wrig hr. Beta Sigma Tau ll. Arukawa F. Booker S. Burke?! D. Burgess F. Judson E. Sherzer R. Sievenson F. Welsch W. Jane: K. McCuughin S. Minier H. Wood C. Wynne Robert Mallonce Paul Baker 1956-57 1957-58 Presidenl Presidenl Beiu Sigma Tau is celebrating its tenth anniversary G5 a notional, inler-rucial und non-secfurian fraternity. It has grown tremendously In the short period of 315 existence, as men realize that it is possible to live together regard- less of national origin or religious background. The Betas welcome not only those who share the ideas of the organization, but also those who are willing 10 live in on inferculturaf group to prove to themselves Ihoi it can work. Bob Mallanee, Henry.r Wood, Dick Baker, and Chuck Wynne spend a relaxing evening G1 the house. Lambda C hi Alpha Pirk. First row, Ieh to right.- D. Iivic, J. concur. M. Pichel, W. Gurlack, F. LoPresii, 1.. Jolidan, AK Schweizer. Second row: 6. Asudorlcn, R. Dash M. Papourus, D. Richards, 3. Holzlrager, J. Beyer, A. Merendino, H. Knuulz, JV Warning, R. Rogers. Third row: B. Hicks, J. Riemenschneider, J. Haninack, F. Kunlz, D. President BHI Hicks talks with lovely Crescent Quee Jean Kerns, 2: Phi Mu. $3 .2:- Chi's take a second-pluce in football intrumurals . . . tie for first place in baskeiball . . . Jean Kerns lovely Crescent Queen at the Winter Formal . Bill Finch elected President of Student Council . . . last year's Sing chumps try again with a barber shop theme . . . Chi's iuke fourth straight swimming trophy . . . onolher green year! ,-'I -h. 'Hl Hl'Hx Beckman, H. CaiFor. J. Taylor, B. Wilcox, P. Radciiff, B. Waite, G. Adams, H. Maxfield, T. Schiovoni. G Wilson. D. Heman, B. Ashbaugh, J. Harding. Fourth row: J. Herberl, H. Wright D. Niichman, G. Hack. The Exponent Calculus, and iobs seem to be occupying Bill Wait Howdy Cailor, Gordy Adams, Ron Nelson, and Hank Lopez on a lazy Time ou? for harmonizing al Ihe Chi win1er formal. ohernaon in Ike Chi house. Dick Draper. 1957-58 President gives the fraternity puddle to 1958-59 President, Jack Gaughan. First row,1efl to right: L. Levine, GA Vierkarn, R. Draper, J. Guughun, J. Allen, M. Cronenberger, T. Ruth. Ht Bach. Second raw: K. Dietrich, R. Everett. D. Kayhort, L. Spear, D. Arutt, B. Sheinberg. Third row.- ll. Kirk. C. Fenn, J. Farrell, F. Scharrllunn, T. Irvin, R. Bogurdus, K. Ellis. Fourth raw: Jim Huhta, Did: Draper, Hurry Brogan and John Farrell are discussing the wortd's problems? Phi Tuu's take first place in Homecoming decorations . . . Roller Skating Party with the Alpha Xi's started the sodul semen rolling . . . John Pickering and Bob Bogordus class officers . . . Lou Cessarulo dues a fine iob as Student Council President . . . radio station goes on the air with the help of Dick Draper, Jim Huhta, and Nick Buhta . . . Bill Arture, Mike Cronenberger, and Dick Draper elected to Student Council . . . fabulous Spring Fatmal ends another fine year. Phi K appa Tau I'Ill h H'IW 'I' C' F. Overs, F. Helprich, D. Weinel. P. Fires1one, R. Cue. J. Gallo, R. Benson, H. Brugan, R. Wullweber. R. Fischer. Lou Cessuraro slarls the ball rolling :15 Danny Weinerl George Vierkorn. Newly Elecied president Jack Guughun displays his other Ialenis. and John Farrell wuii pniiemly. Firsl row. Ief1 lo righl: Housemo1her, Mrs. Phelps, D. Norris, l. Pallerson, E. Robison, D. Manlini, C. O'Ncoi, Dk Webb, R. Hclmes, J. Bilfz, B. Shipmun. R. Bennett, 6. Wilson, .I. Bontemple. Second row: D. Jackscm B. Cupsleine, B. Wullumi B. Hagan, D. Sherry, P. Hass, T. Rouuahn, D. Kiplinger, J. Tucker, A, Reesch, C. Bubmck, G. Woods. School :pili? and group enthusiasm are displayed by the Homecoming decorulions at the Sig Ep house. Sig Ep's start the year off wilh an annual Christ- mas purly for ihe children of lhe Meihodisf Home . 01 the annual Queen of Hearts Ball Jon Candel was crowned Queen of Hearts . . . Mr. Cossaboom iniiicfed info Sig Ep Honorary . . . Sig Ep's Iake first place in Intramural Bowling . . . they ended the year wilh a District Leadership Conference in May. Sigma Phi E psilon My - umn I'III ir-Iun XI Al Roesch 1953-59 Presideni Finding allernoon sporl wilh pledge Bob Buyless and a broom are Bob Houserman and Dick Manlini. If's chow time at Ihe $79 Ep house, 86 ATHLETICS H is easy to be ordinary . . . but if fakes courage to excel . . . and we must excel . . . - F'EEEW 55'3an m 43m; 1 ' P'KEWn l . dunk: Ema$$$imii$nn FOOTBALL 88 Firsi row, szi to right: H. Masher. Mgm J. Rankin, C.- F. Glazier. G; B. Havens: T; P. Rugazzino, HE; D. Ovar1a, HB; B. Barren, E; D. Shocklei'on, FB; T. Schiovoni, E; 3. Dash, I957 Yellow Jacket Schedule Buldwin-Wallace ............ 7 Baldwin-Wallace ,,,,,,,,,,,, 13 Baldwin-Wullcce............ I5 Baldwin-Wulloce ............ 7 BaldwinLWallace ............ 0 Boldwin-Walluce ............ l9 Baldwin-Wullace............ 6 Baldwin-Wullace ............ 26 Bowling Green ................ 60 Kent State ...................... 26 Akron University .............. 29 West Chester Stuie lPu.J....39 St. Vincent IPaJ................14 Youngstown University ...... 14 Heidelberg ...................... 31 New Haven Stale tConnJ..26 Mgr. Second row: 3. Swunn, QB,- B McNeII HB; L. Iter, T; O. Giovunaflo, E; D. Bird, D. Bullick, G; Coach Paul Adams; D. Meish C; Captain John Moore, T; R. Nelson, Campbell, FB; D. Palsky, FE; B. Heatherly, Third row: Assistant Coach, Don Kelly; J. uman, C: B. AtteweH, HB; J. Gordon. F5,- Beckman, HB; C. Brady, QB; D. Schwein- Jn the 1957 football season you saw coach Paul tSporky! Adams at the helm in his faurth year as head football mentor. Supporting him were Clancy Biegler and Don Kelly. The three have warked hard behind the scenes to make it u fairiy successlui season with a record of 1-6-1. The Yellow Jackets opened the season with two lossese The first loss was to the powerful Bowling Green eIeVen, 60-7, and the second to Ken! State by a score of 26-13. In the latter contest, our eteven was mmh Fmproved over the preceding week, the team spirit spreading to every one of the five hundred migration game rosters. Following the defeat by Kent Slate, the Yellow Jackets tell prey to the Akron Bulldogs, 296, at the inauguration of the newI stadium. The boys then proceeded to drop two more to Westchester State Teachers Coilege, 39-7, and St. Vincent, 14-0. The Jackets bounced back to the Youngstown Penguins. 19-14, but then were defeated in the 1957 Homecoming game by the Student Princes of Heidelberg at which Ann Dobson reigned es Homecoming Queen. The Jackets concluded the Season by tieing New Haven, 26-16, in Connecticut. During the season there were many outstanding performances. Dan Bullick won the Ropolte Award for his f1ne playing against Heidelberg. Captain John Moore was picked as the Cleveland Gridder of the Year by the Cleveland Touchdown Club. Also, Chuck Brady, the little fie1d general, consistently performed well. The boys who played their last games for B-W were John Moore. Dcrl Meister, Sill Havens, Don Shackleton, and Orlando Giovunatto. Couch Adams summed up the seosun in these words: We had a much better team then the record shows. turth. QB; B. Reaney, HE.- D. Roknich, G; B. Burchtield, E; D. Remennric, F8,- 2. Sperli, T; Assistant Biegler. Fourth row: L Muck, T; P. Young. HB; Coach, Clarence D. Adams, HE; D. Zivic, QB; J. Hiros, E; F loepP, FB; 5. Esoy1an. C; B. Ashhaugh, G; R. Maxfield, T; 8. Barnum. 1; J. Sloan, T; C. Jocke. QB. QB,- E. McKee, Assistant touch, Clarence IClunqd Biegler; Assistant Coach, Don Ketly; Cunch Paul ESparkyi Adams. John Moore, T. Dave Beckman, RH. Dick Overla, LHB. Jim Gordon, FB. Capfain Dan Shackleton, 44, sirives tu oul- maneuver the Akron iucklers wilh the help of B-W blackers Dick Overla, 22, and Turn Campberl, 42. B-W biocker, Po! Ragaztino, 24, charges The ball tarrTer us Orlando GiovanaHo. 85, ?DCES to reinforce lha tackle. Tom Campbell, FB. Bob Barren, E. Orlando Giovanaho, E. Bill Havens, T. Don Meisfer, C. Ron Nelson, G. Bob Burrell 51ers in a Grindslone Hstreemesf, while the oiher football players uwuii Ihefr turns belore the camera. Chuck Brady, QB. Don Shackleton, FB. B-W ball carrier. Dave Beckmun, lungs: through the Akron line while a playful. Akron tackler takes time out for Jeap-frog with B-W blocker, Jim Gordon. What happens when a team iust can't get on their teet. When week after week the? bow consistently in defeat. Then. all at a sudden, they rise up out of their muddy graves ot disappointment and despair and defeat :1 learn that was favored to win by over- whelming odds. One answer could be that the Yellow Jackets were film a hot gas trapped 1n 0 int, unable to move one way or the other. Suddenly. the presswe was increased as the boys suffered the humiliation of continuous defeat. As the pressure Increased week after week, lhe Yellow Jackets started to get uncamtortable and before long they sought tor an escape from being shamed into nbstur'rty. The escape was Youngstown, a strong, hnrd-tighting ball club. The Yellow Jackets looked behind and saw five weeks of bad luck. Ahead they saw a light. It was a faint one, but they knew it they tried hard enough, this light would grow stronger and stronger as it would lead them to their first victory. At half time the Yellow Jackets pulled up along side the Pen- guins with a tie score of 7-7. The Ihird quarter saw the B-W team strike back with a 13-? lead. But the Penguins weren't giving up that easy. as they wuddled down the field to lead by one point. pulling ahead with a touchdown and the conversion. Nevertheless, the Yellow Jackets came in for the final sting, as the in: exptoded Into a 19-14 victory. The air smelled cleaner utter the game and the limll club mutd raise its head up and smile after :1 int: well done. The spirit was there, the determinatian and drive, and a feeling of unityr spread throughout the whole squad. Well, the bullgame is history, but to those men who sweated it out on the gridiron far the last game. it's more then iust history. If: a lasting rnernury of a unit, a desire, a feeling. a fight, and the victory. Hats off in the Yellow Jacket: for a territic displ'ajl of team- work, and good sportsmanship. Dave Remenaric, QB. Dale Bird, G. Put Rugczzino, LHB. Dun Bullick, G. A :uld but spirited crowd of alumni and students filled the stands for the 1957 B-W Homecoming Game. 92 BASKETBALL The 120m gel in a huddle...B-W's 120m Ihul is! Coach Ray Walts, Ron BosweH. John Herberl, Don CumpbeH, AI Burns, and Howdy 'w'w'righ! 93 VERY LASY Conch Ray Wail: explains basketball iadics In our 1958 Buskelbull squad: first row, Iefl 10 right: A. Burns, H. Wrighi, 1!. Boswell, T. Campbell, J. Herbert. Second row: P. Gallagher, T. Merendino, J. Warning, J, Hardin, E. Naugmon, and M. Brophy, 1958 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE B-W Opp. 90 Eusiern Michigan .................................. 85 85... . 51. Vincent 90 .......................................... Findlay .......................................... 100 72 Kent State ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 85 108. .............. Lawrence Tech. ......... 54 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hariwick ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 53 ......... Westchester Stale .......... 67 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bellurmine ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 98 100 .................................... indiuna Central .................................... 93 77... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Franklin ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 69 67... .................... Akron ........ 91 74. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Youngsmwn ......... . .............. 82 88. ................ Buffalo State ......................... 74 74... ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Westminster ........... 67 59.. ... Wittenberg ........ 71 107 77777777 . . .. .. Eusiern Michigan .. 99 74. Kent State 91 59 ........ .. .................. Youngstown 7G 81... -.. ................ Geneva ............. 88 82.... .. Adrian ....................... 79 COUCh Ray Watts 32 ............. . .. . St. Vincent ................... 83 67 ........ ........ De Paul .......................................... 62 77........ Central State .................................... 76 101. ................... Detroii Tech. ................... 80 86... ........ Morris Harvey ............... 85 77 ................... Wesiminsfer ........ 39 78 .......................................... Adrian ....................................... 86 33......... ..........Exh1bilion: Quanrico Murines............. 91 94 Jack Warning John Herbert Ron Boswell The YeIIOW Jackets, Burns, Her- berl, Campbell, and Boswell, surround Ihe Eastern Michigan player. H's going. going. gonel Store No for Morris Harvey. Ron Boswell, 2Tl gets in the center of things as he scores two for B-W. Al Burns, 25. blocks one of the Eastern Michigan squad members as he attempts to make a basket. Tony Merendino Don Campbell John Herbert. 29, raised the score by two as B-W played host to Morris Harveyt Guided by the veteran couch, Ray Watts, the 1957- 58 Basketball Squad took on one of the biggest schedufes in a number of years. The Jackets cap- tured thirteen victories while dropping fourteen, making it a very impressive season. The Yellow-Jackets commenced by mastering their first two opponents, Eastern Michigan and St. Vin- cent by scores of 90-85 and 85-74. With a record of three and two, they went to the Marine Corps Tournament and then to the Midwest Basketball Tournament duting Christmas vacation. Being away from the home floor proved disastrous for our team was pacified four times while only bagging one. Up0n returning from the tournaments, it was found, to everyone's displeasure, that Wynn Hawkins was declared ineligible by the NCAA because of his professional' standing. Put Gallagher Jasper Hardin Rooting from the bench are Ed Naughton. Tony Maren- dino, Jasper Hardin, AI Burns. and Mike Braphy. All through the season, the Jackets vacilluted be- tween the good and fair brand of ball. Towards the end of the season, our five came through by com- piling a winning streak of four contests over De- Paul, Central State, Detroit Tech, and Morris Harvey. There were many outstanding performances during the season. Wynn Hawkins established a career scoring record by surpassing the previous top output of1,288 points. He atso holds the individual scoring record of 43 points per game set In 1946. Another key performer, Howdy Wrightr enjoyed his bast year by tallying 488 points to lead the team in Scoring with an 15.1 average. Senior John Herbert and Ron Beswell provided much of the rebounding and played prominent parts in every game. AI Burns helped considerably by pouring in 349 points, rank- ing him third in scoring. Senior Jack Warning and Junior Pat Gallagher gave depth to the team. Three promising freshmen who saw action were Don Campbell, Tony Merendino, and Mike Brophy. The team as a whole, scored 2,126 points for on over- age of 78.7 points per game. At Burns Mike Brophy Ron Beswell, ball carrier. and John Herbert display quick action against Morris Harvey. Practice time at the Men's Gym. Howdy Wright Ed Naughton Jim Taylor defeats his opponem adding thlee points to the B-W roster. Jim Taylor WRESTLING It's warm up lime before 1he Findiuy meet. 1958 SCHEDULE B-W Opp. 12 Rochesier Tech ............ l6 l6 ...... Indiana State Teachers ...... 1B 12 ................ Kent State ............ 21 20 .................. Hiram .................. 8 21 ......Edinboro State Teachers ...... 11 16 Ohio U. .................. 14 19 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Allegheny ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 13 20 Buffalo .................. 15 1: -- 14 ................. Findlay .................. 14 George Asudorion Captain Mike Papoutas Clyde Simp50n First row, left lo right: R. Puzzi- tierlo, G. Asudoriun, D. Resi- Iuno, C Simpson, B. Wash, 3. Dash. Second row: B. Barnum, B. Wnrholic. J. Taytor, M. Pa- poums, Coach Summa, H. Mex- field. Coached by John Summa, the Baldwin-Wellace wrestlers finished the 1957-58 season with five wins, three losses, and one tihthus accumulating one of the most successful seasons the college has ever seen. The matmen dropped their opening match of the season 16-12 as they fell prey:r to the powerful Rochester Institute of Tect'mctlotgnqf team. Clyde Simpson and George Asadorfon chalked up their twelfth straight wins in dual meet competition over the last two years. Then the matmen iourneyed to Indiana State Teachers Coilege to again find defeat. Returning home, theyr lost another, 12-21, to Kent State. B-W was leading 12-11 going into the last two matches, but the Flashes acquired c: pin and a default to give them victory. The default was mandatoryr because Pat Ragazzino suffered a shoulder separation. The grupplers then caught fire by trouncing Hiram, Edinboro, Ohio University, Allegheny, and Buffalo in that order for 0 five match winning streak. The mutmen finished the season by tieing Findlay, 14-14. George Asadorian, captain, was the onlyr B-W matman to take a first place medal at the Ohio State wrestling tournament. Bill Wash took second in his weight class. Others who took medals in third place were Clyde Simpson, Don Rositano, Jim Taylor, and Bill Warholic. Top: Bill Walsh Mes tor a pin while maths: lock on. Bottom: BHI Warholic grapples with Findlcncr matchmun at a home meet. Bob Dash Bill Barnum Don Rositano SWIMMING The 1958 Swimming Squad: Firs! row, lei! to right: L Davidson. P, Proctor, T. Sisli, D. Jacksonl D. Wagner. Second row: P, Smiley. D. Sauer, T. Stevens, D, Noyev, Third row: R. Poufey. Couch Biegler. 19758 SWIMMING SCHEDULE B-W Opp. 41 ....................... Akron ........................ 44 56 .. Central State .................... 29 22 ........................ Fenn .......................... 64 31 .......................... Fenn 55 36 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Wiifenberg .................... 50 5O ........................ Akron 36 B-W plays host to Akron at our pool. Paige Proctor Jim Davidson Phil Smiley BASEBALL The 1958 baseball season was a very fine one, under the able guidance of Coach Lars Wagner. There were many very fine newcomers who added depth to the returning Iettermen. The returning Iettermen were Luke Izer, Frank Glazier, Torn Mowrey, Dick Overtu, Bob Stumph, John Pokorny, and Wes Davis. Out of forty' that went out for the team, Iwenty-five remained as the squad. The B-W nine had a long season this year. They played the first three contests at home against Oberlin, Ashland. Torn Mowrey and Penn. They then iourneyed to Youngstown. The next three games were held on our own diamond with Allegheny, IL, . . Yeungstown, and Alliance. After a long home stand, the 'd B-W nine invaded Ashland, Fenn, and Alliance. They con- t tended with an invasion by Akron in their final home game and took on Oberlin at the opponent's field. Frank Glazier Luke lzer Wes Davis Elton Botin 1958 Baseball Squad, first row. lefv h: righi: J. Youngblood, J. Rooney, .L Carmuny. D. Raknich, R. Mirlich, D. McKernan. Second row.- D. Weiner, E. Botin, D. ZMc, T. Mewrey, F. Glazier, D4 Nugel. L. Izer. Third row: D. Stevenson, D. Welsh, D. Webb, B. Wuertzer, W. Davis. E. Robinson, Coach Wagner. Coach Larsen J. Wagner Bill Moos: Denny Weiner Dick Wuertzer Dick Overla q x E L ' ; ,2. Booker Griffin Dave McKim John Adams Bill Aftewell Fred Booker This year's truck squad, under the guidance of Coach Clancyt, Beigler, has acquired a fine record despite the absence of such standouts from last year's squad as Estes Newberntr and Jim Currens. The season was as follows. First our cindermen clashed with Youngstown in the home raceway. Then they travelled to Eastern Michigan, Ohio University, and Kent State. The East Michigan squad proved to be our toughest opponent. Returning home, theyr took on Central State in a dual meet and participated In the O. A. A. U. and N. E. A. U. meets. Some of the returning men from last year's season are Jim Barnwell, Bob Carter, Ron Cole, John Herbert, Frank Kuntz, and Tony Schiuv0ni. This season's promising freshmen ore Dave Adams, Fred Booker, Chuck Price and Booker Griffin. Along with these men are two transfers from Case Tech, Frank Helfrich Couch Clarence Beigler and Coach Arden Roberson and Rex Hutton. Coach Beigler felt that it wars on average squad that will fully develop in the next few years. Ron Cole Bob Carter Frank Kuntz 105 Focusing on file Senior Athletes . . . From baskethulr court to fraternity house. Ron Boswell i: an active A.T. O. From pigskin lo Film.r book, Bob Barren aways stars. Don Shaka Shacklelon really scared when he Iackled B-G. Off ?he court cunning? , . studying? . . . Well! Il's John Herberll and Sally Judson; Jack Warning is nee? on lhe court...neai on 1he campus . . . new at lhe house lambda Chi Alpha Hm! is. Don Meisler has many admirers during iooTball seasanl bu! Joan Marsh is his number one fan. For lhe pause ihal refreshes,i1's Sherry for irackman, Ron Cole. Swimming OI busebulI Dkk Wuerizer dOes boih! Orlando Giovununo knows when's good bdween classes as weH us whuf's guod on Ihe field. Taking his sport seriously, George Asadorian pinned his 90!, Shawn MiHeL I lead four lives. Gridder Bill Havens is a student, fuufbufl player, husband and father. Athlehas loo have their serious momenls. as we see pifchcr Wes Davis in The liflle chapel between classesA Belween iooiball and Truck and marriage, Bill Allewell slill finds lime to read. Bob Srumpf drives to ciasses he saves his sfrengih for 1: baseball field. gusebull player Larry Lowing's happy. So is Evelyn Crcndall. And why noin-Ihey've gut each clherl Wyrnnyr Es iopsr' Just ask any baseball or buske1ball A ml, wiH'Ioul water would be swimmer ian buf mos? of all just ask 1he ' Mrs. Jim Davfdson wiihoul his wife, Janie. Captain on the field, John Moore has a great learn of home1oo! Bob Burchfield, Dave Remenaric and Dick Zivic receive enthusiastic support in 1heir Golden moves venture. Dave Ramenaric finishes Chump, as he wins iirsf place. Enlerfainrnenl a? the C-D game is provided by Carol Pinkerlon, Jamal Turner, Dick Ziw'c. LaVerne Jason and Bob Burchfield. FOUL SHOOTING Don Pungras BASKETBALL Centennial First row, left to right: M. Mosny, J. Messner, P. Gallagher, J. Youngblood. Second row: B. Cutter, 5. Esayian, T. Campbell, D. Wuertzer, R. HuHendorf, C. Nance, J. Hunter. BASKETBALL Lambda Chi Alpha First row, Iefi to right: B. Wilcox, H. Cailor, S. Fiegel, M. Pupouros. Second row: F. Lai Presii, A. Bondra, W. Gierlach. S WIMMING lambda Chi Alpha First row, left to right: B. Ashbuugh, F. La Presfi. Second row: 5. Fiegel, T. Schiavoni. Third row: M. Papourcs, D. Vivic. Fourth row: B. Wilcox, A. Bondro, H. Cuiior. IWEN3 INTRAMURALS OHIO fPSILON THETA CHAPTER ALPHA . TAU':Q$? OMEGA ' .. r5: 'DWIN mfg? ' -6. BASKETBALL Alpha Tau Omega Kneeling: B. Smith, J. Mason. Standing: J. Gordon, B. Dolly, W. Davis, D. Kaiser, C. Reimenv schneider, J. Rankin, B. Rainey. m A TAU' , 1;. OMEGA a ' UWIN WALLACE COLLEGE E A I ' . Q FOOTBALL Alpha Tau Omega Kneeling: J. Mason, B. Mausz. Standing: J. Gordon, W. Davis, J. Rankin, B. Duly, C. Reimenschneider, D. Kaiser, B. Smith. BOWLING Sigma Phi Epsilon First row: B. Hagan, R. Holmes. Second row: R. Bennett, A. Roesch, R. Kiplinger. WOMEN'S INTRAMURALS g... 5.x. BASKETBALL Beta Sigma Omicron First row, Iefi to righ1:J. Turner, 5. Lyons, D7 Zubriskie, C. Pinkerton. Second row: A. Ratosky, S. Vroman, M. Vogley, M. Sundvull. VOLLEYBALL Beta Sigma Omicron First row, left to right: J. Turner, 8. Lyons, D. Zabriskie, C. Pinkerton. Second row: A. Rafosky, 5. mean, M. Vogley, M. Sundvall. PING PONG FOUL SHOOTING Millie Sundvall Marcia Vogley BOWLING Phi MU M. Geniilin, M. Weiss, L. Estes SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL TEAM M. MeiHe, D. Zubriskie, M. Genlilin, L. Andra, M. Weiss, A. Benson, M. Vogley, A. Ralosky. SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM The girls on the CD squads proclice ior their game. M. Weiss, A. Benson, I1 Zabriskie, M. VngXey, J. Essig, A, Rutosky, J. McCoy, ane Downend. M. Mefkle, L Andre. The Phi Mu's and 01's in compe1ifion during volleyball season. ORGANIZATIONS . . . activify is void without organization . . . .sz uFW rgngmq arm? 5'? Sifftaxg mm .m. 63$ w- F..-M$E32$1ah n.?Lh-MJ U4! i5 saiuwM' 35?; 'leukgilw: 9?- - . memi'ars r3 .. .. C ouncil Lou Cesorano, President Firsl row, left to right: J. Arnold, N. TI'UPP: G. Taylor, A. Dobson, A, Blunc. Second row: Miss Hower, N, Osborn, M. Cronenberger, W. Fuiey, R. Draper, Mr. Davies. Third row: L Althouse, F. Booker, WV Ashbuugh, H Wood. Fourth row: L. Cesarailo, J. Riemenschneider, J. Ruinboli, W. Gilsdorf, W. Finch, W. Adure. Independent Commuiers Association First raw, lei? lo righi: P. Kole, B. DiSonlo. H. Allbery. D. WM- ski, W. McGill, Second row: I. lush, R. Zirhes, K. Snyder, P. Genlian, R. Dickard, A. Reith, R. Woodward, A. Bondrcl. Boosters Club First row, leH re right: N. Shu- hun, P. Apryle, R. Kloth, J. Henderson, 5. Lyons. Second row: J. Mason, .L Bernucki, R, Barre . J. Asadorian, J. Hymn, Third row: J. Allhcuse:l J. Her- bert, J. Brown. Activities Board Lefl Ia righl: 5. Schoonover, S. Miller, G. Thomas. l. Jolidan, w. Finch, R. Kirk, N. Trupp. J. Ross. Laurels First row, Ief! to righf: C. Robin- son. G. Beede, B. Shackleton, L. Bellus. Second row: M. Ewing, A. Blunc. M. Perry, J. Kerni, Mm Bonds. thfs Who Firsi row, Weff 10 righf: J. Seun- ders, G. Beetle, J. Hinkle, A. Blunt. .I. Turner. A. Dobson. Second row: D. Gusiufson, L. Cesarmlo, R. Spellman, R. Draper, E. Shalick, F. Schaufele. Third row: W. Gilsdorf, W. Hicks, W. Davis, R, Barren. N. Osborn. Omicron Della Kappa First row. left 10 righf: .I. Schmi- ber, J. Krich, DV Spencer. R. Spelhnun, R. Draper. Second row: L Cesamilo, R. Barren, W, Gilsdorf, N Osborn. Third low: W. Finch, R. Holmes. ll8 Infer-Fratemily Council Firs? row, Ieff 10 righf: N. Osborn, R. Draper. R. Spellman, Mr. Cossaboom. Second row: Dr. Pendell, D. Kaher. Dr Robinsun, C. Babcock, A. Roesch. Third raw: R. Mallunee, W. Hicks, R. Warner. F H Greek Council First row, left to righ'l: R. Geib, M. Underwood, J. Marsh, L Bellos, P. Jeliery, BA Lucas. Setond row: R. Spellmnn, N. Osborn. K. Schiring. J. Guughun. Third row: W. Hizks, R. Maliuncc. Dr. Rubmson. Panhelienic Council Firs? row,1efl Io right: C. Masier, J. Nelson, J. Marsh, R. Geib, D. laird. J. Markham, Miss Shullz. Second low: M. Hebevger, J. Kerns, P Neale, M. Underwood, L. Bellus. H9 K cuppa Chi Firs? row. left in right: R. Wagner, J. Barnes, 9. Baker, F. Juckscn, Second row: W. Jones, D. Burgess, E. Bailen. Wesley Fellowship Firs? row, left to right: J. Reels, E. Duke, M. Johnson, P. Teeler. l. Bailey, M. Naylor. second row; B. Fischer, D. Sauer, C. Zimmerman. Third row: R. Wagner, K. Ellis. K cuppa Phi Firsl row, lefl lo right: M. Grifv filh, P. Snyder, R. Fudge , M. Nuylor, C. Ielinski, l. Horn. Second row: R. CravenA. Weed, M. Bayless. C. Walton, H. Combs, C. Jones. Third row: A. Dewuld, S. Johnson, 5. Arm- sirong, J. Dielz, E. Duke. 3. Snyder, D. Fry, R. Beiz. Foudh row: M. Marks, E. Keyser, M. Swick, P. Teeter, I. Reels. 120 Religious Educafion Associafion Firs! row, left to right: E. Cos- !olu, C. Knapp, V. Ewing, K. Empiz, M Pullerson. Second row: E. Duke. J. Kesling, PA Neale, C. Green. Religious Council Firs! row.lell1n right: P. JeHery, J. Turner. J. Sargent R. Pryce, M. Starr. Second row: M. Herr- per, M. Lane. C. Jones. 1. K22;- ling, W. Roberson. Third row: N. Osborn, J. Rainboll, W. Gil;- dorf, J. McLaughlin, C. Zimmer- lnfer-Varsify Fellowship Firsl row, left to righi: M. Craig, N. Collawoy, J. Sargent, N. Teeter. Second row: V. Amos, WM Burt, C. Lush, BA Auer. M. Kallerhenry. C. Tangle. M. Cho- vun. Third raw: G. Burn l. lush, R. Wagner, 5. Amebus. - v. mi;- '-.;:Lf 1?: . IZ'I THE MAJORETTES Sharon Curse Judy Walz Mary Ann Rickard Jane Dougiuss Joan Henderson xN Norma Miller Kit Jones Joanne Blucka June? Turner Carol Pinkerton American Chemical Association First rem leF? to right: J. Burnewall, E. Keyser, R. Carlson. Second row: N. Muly, D. Michuels, Dr. Siunsfield. Home Economics Firsl row, Iefi in right: J. Siruusbcugh. M. Donaldson. R. PadgeH, C. Erdmann, G. Sacco, P. Snyder. Second raw: Miss Green, G. Beede, E. Spam, N. Moore, 6. Weed, S. Clevenger, M. Griffiih, K. Jones. L Estes, M, Keyes, Mrs. Bour. Third raw: C. Brehinger, NA Downend. L Horn, R. Hanson, R. Slamm. Fourth row: J. Pii'enger, A. Weed, A. Marshall. Fifih row: HA Combs, M. Johnson, C. .Iul'les. Y. W. C. A. First row, left To right: M. Phillips, J. Ross, M. Naylor, C. Zelinski, M. Cadwcllader, S. Gall, M. Patterson, J. Rogers, A. Aciernn. Second raw: J. Mariner. R. Belt, J. Reets. E. Specu, G. Weed, J. Swigun. J. Caress. L. Bailey. Third row: 5, Painter, K. Jorgensen, N. Callaway. JA Walz, B. Miner, J. LuPurna, A Weed. Fourth row: L. Andre. E. Winner. l. Wharion. B. Bleweh, M. Doerner, M. Crehun, M. Heberger. Fifth row: 5V Schlegel, M. Bade, H. Combs, M. Lune. P. Eliison, E. Gibermn, J. Robinsom O.S.E.A. Firs! row, Ief! to right: l. Bailey, M. Cadwalladen 5. Gall, J. O NeuF, M. Kliegerf D. Fair, A. Dewcld, M. Sprenez, Miss Rey- nolds. Second row: J. Ross. P. Apryle, B. lucas, M. Naylon C. Zelinski, J. Nelson, 0. Fauser. Third row: D. Leonard, v. Walker. l. Smith, J. Reels, J. Meilzke. M. Heberger, M Perry. Fourlh row: A. Benson, M. Keller, E. Duke. M. Kelfner, M. Buyless. C. Getking, C. Mosier, J. Wolf. WIROA. cabinet First raw, left To righl: J. Rezu. bek, K. Jones, 11 Zubriskie, V, Sfeinkruusl Second row: A. Ben- son, A. Delis, P. Armsfmng, 5. Schlagel, M, Weiss, W.S.G.A. Cabinef Firsi row, left to right: C Had- der. A. MurshuH, 5. Schoonover, M. Jordan, Miss Shuliz. Second Tow: N. Sl'lullunf F. Ellison, M. Perry G. Beede. 125 E.DJ. First row, Iefl to right: A. Robei- sek, D. Wolski, M. Morehead, G. Slegkemper, J. Marlin. Second row: Dr. McGill, T.. Ruplw, R. Buckskin, J. Goughun, Mr. Oug- IEyA Y.M.C.A. Cabinet First row, Iefl Io righl: J. Ras- torfer, J. McLaughlin, C. Zim- merman, W. Roberson. Second row: 0. Johnson, J. Guughnn, J. Rainbnli. B-W Players Firs! row, left 10 right: P. Jeffery, l. Warner, Mr. Allman, 3. Par- lridge, A. Robeisek, M. Tucker, M. Brown. Second row: P. Neale, B. Miner, J. O'Connor, 5. Lord, W. Roberson, G. TayEor. P. Tinder, J. Nobbe. Third raw: 5. Curhben, J. Lindemun, 5. Berger, C. Wagner. M. Rudmurl, L. Inlidnn, F. Jackson, 1. Bailey. Founh row: A. Sisii, J. Krich, .I. Tripp. M. Siurr. R. Brucel 0, Fry. A. Elam. Fourth row: W. Gils- dorf, R. Coy, B. Parkerl T. Hollingworth, E. Robison, M. Lune, J. Gaughan, R. Holmes. R. Barren. 126 International Studenfs Organization left lo righl: T. Netroyon, H. Wood, M. Yunan. Young Democrats Firsl row, Iefl Io right: F. Kowalski, E. Corcoran, N. Beck, M. Marcellino, Mr. Smiih. Second row: W. Robersnn, R. Culbertson, R. Mollonee, M. Ouigley, J. Huhtu. Young Republicans First row, lef1 10 right: G. Davis, J. Nelson, M. Perry. Second row: R. Bruce, J. Lindelnan, I. Warner, B. Puriridge. Third raw: J. Krich, J. Gaughun, R. Kirk. Acappella C hair Filsl row, left To right: M. lindenrnuyer. V. Clemonx M. Phillips. Second raw: N. Baden, E. Duke, 5V Bixler. Third row: E. Fugard, G. Ivanye, E. Boyd. Fourih row: C Dom, .I. Mariner, C. Kish. Fiflh row: 5. Knapp, M. Heberger, C. Adamo. Sixth row: C. Grossenl H. Lindenthul, K. Jorgensen. Sevenlh row: C, H155, P. Klein, D. Gustafson, J. Margaiish, B. Bleweil, D Kreicher, F. Schaufelm D. 5:011, F. Jackson. Eighth row: R. Feiber. W. Arlwe, C. Dunlee, E. Giberson, C Crumrine, B. Geiser, P. Fay. W. Lewis, J. Humphrey. Ninth row: C. Nagel, R. Ward, K. WTIliams, M Weiss, S. Smut, J. Haskell, D. Stauffer, R. lewis. J. Vogelesang Ten ! row: 3. Bullou, N. Kline, D. Laird. Eleventh row: H. Combs, VA Walker, C Smith, Twelhh row: C. Wulfom J. Essig, N. Trapp. Direcior, Dr. McBride. Orchestra First violin: NL Olson, EL Kearns, D. Crossley, B. Fine, D, Ramadunoli, J. James, D, Betmum R. Smith. Second violin: J. loukas, D Johnson, L. Molaskey, l. Learnl W. Morey. l. Forlin. E1 Gorhum, M. Johnson. Viola: P. Chenevey, Dr. Ardny, D. Wocllon, L, Robinson. Clarinei: J. Bair, S. Zielinskf. Violoncello: M. Ewing, N. Enmberger. L Casierline. C Robinson. J. Waehrmann. Bass: J. Peddle, N. Svinges, F. Schuufele. Harp: Av Emley. 3 Geken Flute: M, Stellhorn. N. Meyer, Piccolo: 5 Grenwuld. Oboe: R. Frank, M. Van- Court English horn: H. Oberlag. Bassoon: M. Perry, P. Genchi. French horn: A Zoller, K. McCaughin, R. Euyless, J. McCord. Trumpet: J. Lindenau, B. Anderson, W. Foley, Trombone: T. Puehler, 5. Ben's. F. Welsch. Tuba: R. Fry. Tympani: R. Cherba. Percussion: K. Hundelman, W. Currier. 129 C oncert Band Flute and piccolo: M. Siellhorn, S. Gleenwuld, J. Pike, A. Brown, L. Volk, J. Snow, R. Kirkby. Obog und EngLish hum: R. Frank, M. Van Court. Bassoon: 5. Armstrong, M. Perry. A. Dewuld. E flat clarinet: R, Schumann. B flat clarinet: J. Buir, 5. Zielinski, A. McMillan, M. Anderson, S. Wulkupl D. Scunlon, R. Domencetri, N. Miller, K. Mehulko, G. Hewus, 5. Culhbert, R. Huritun, D. Felzer, R. Somers, R. Hershey, N. Theodosion, T. Grnhek, 5. Painter. Arm clarinet: M. Craig, Bass clarinet: W. Selny, J. Peddie. Conlru: buss clarineh A. Demkuwicu. Alia saxophone: E. Shuriclt, J. HinkLe, J. 5?. John, J. Bender. Tenor saxophone: .I. Setny. Baritone saxophone: H. Hershey. Camel: J. lindenau, R. Stoneman, W. Foley, TA Reig- hon, M. Cameron, G. Clawsan, N. Sweany, R. EngLe. Trumpet: B. Anderson, R. Pio1rowski. Horn: A. Zoller, K. McCaughin, R. Boyiess, R. Whiieman, A. Emley, S. Billet, Trombone: T. Puehler, 5. Beam, A. Javorcky, D. Guslafson. Barilone: F. Welsch, D. leyerle. Tuba: F. Schaufele, R. Fry, J. Tucker, D. Munns. Siting bass: N. Svingos. Tympani: R. Cherbu. ?ercussion: K. Hun. dellnnn, R. Faulmun, 5. Bucey, J. Johnston, W. Currier. Harp: A. Elnley. Marching Band Fronl; J, Douglass, J. Henderson. Fitsi row, left In right: Dr. Snapp, k Dewald, IL Frank, D. FausEr, K, Handelrncm, NA MiHer, N. Purdum, E. Fandrich, .I. Bender, J. HinHe, M. Cameron. C. Acierna, M Van- Courl, M. Anderson, A. McMillan, S. Zielinski, L. Bailey, E Sharick, A. Zoller. Second row: W. Seiny, C. Burton, J. Johnston, 5. Puinler, S. Bucey. .L Me- haiko, T. Reigharr, Av l'JemILowiczr R. DomenceHi, D. Fefzer, S. Beale, R. Hurilun, N. Sweuny, A. Emley. 3. Armstrong. 5. Walkup. Third row: R. Fry, R. Kirkby, C. Zimmerman, 5. Culhberi, R. Bayless, K. ON, I. Sehw, G. Clawson, W. Foiey, M. Perry, T, Gralek, ll. Schumann, Fourfh row: 5!. Foulmonn, R. Cherbu, S. Grenwmd, SA Biller, M. KeHEI, K. McCluughin, R. Hershey, D. Scanlon, A. Jnvorcky, 1. Pike, D. Gusmf- scn, J. SI. John. T. Irvin. Fifih row: D. Manns, R. Coy, M. Craig, R. Stoneman, B. Anderson, J. Lindenuu, S. Puimer, R. Engle, D. Weaterbeck, M. Slellhorn, F. Weisch, 1' Puehler. Sixlh row: F. 5thuufele, N. Then- dosion, G. Hewus. J. Woehrmann. D. Leyerle, W. Shannon, R. Somers. G. Prince, J. Bair, J. Tucker, R. Piotrowski. Wm, M WW . I ;1- 132 Bach C horus From: Mr. ?oinur, S. Buccieri. Firs! row. leH i0 righl: A. Arsin, M. Starr, F. Yubbagy. C. Walton, R. Lawlon. N. Calloway, C. Grossen. C. Budd, D. Link, P. Armstrong, Mrs. Dankworlh, D. Drummond. M. Jordan, G. Taylor, D. Lowry. R. Sedlack, D. Scalan, G. Kreger. Second row: 0. Truulman. M. Phillips. C. Robinson, B. Jeslyn, V. Ciemons, B. Longe, G. lvanye, 5. Helmucy, S. Serufini, A. Delis, V. Walker, N. Teeter, Mr. Miser, B. Parker, J. Vogelgesang, R. Whileman, K. Williams, Mr. Dnnkwcrih. Third row: D. Hawk, A. Rutzell, Mrs. Sinnsfield, M. Nuerlnar, E. Price, 5. Knapp, N. Sweuny, C. Gnrmly, C. Winkelmnn, A. Fudil, M. Gobdel, W. Hunsicker, Mr. SGUIQ, P. Busley, R. Wagner, C. His:r Mr. Johnson. Fuurfh row: Mr. Miller, 5. Watson, 5. Whipkey. 5. Dunn, E. Boyd, F. Pascu, S. Hullignn, L. Martini, H. Lindenthol, J. Bacon, T. Flinn. D4 Miller, Mr. Marting. N, Andre, N. Crislip. F. Welschl J. chhrmann, Dr. McBride. Fifth raw: J. Lindernan, S. Burtell, 5. 51am, J. Jennell, R. Rainey, Mrs. leutner, M. Gcelz, M. Kinder, M. Weiss, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Sheard. F. Schauffele, Mr. Hiller, J. Cooper. K. Brown. J. Reidling, J. Mark. WBWC Board of Directors Firsi row, Iefi lo righl: R. McLean, I. Warner, D. Fuuser, K. Schiring, W. Shannen, J. RainboH. J. Huhro. Second row: C. Everhurl, N. Sula, Pi Kappa Delta First row, left to right: M. Perry, J. Saunders, P. Neale. Second row: R. Draper, P, RudcliHe, Dr. Ross. Sailing Club First row, left to right: J. ErnesI, A. Hurbuth, C. Swartz, Second row: R. Bogardus, D. Nagel, IL Brehm. 133 Dena Phi Alpha Firsi row, IeH lo right: D. Wolf, P. Jenny, M. Pallerson, L. Belles. K. Jewick, R. Belz, Dr. Sinnema. Second row: R. Sramm, L. Smith, D. Link, J. Sgro, E. Corcoran. Third row: M. Surris, P. Wise, R. Brehm, 5. Horvulh, M. Mar- cellino. Fourlh row: R. Cole, D. Michaels, R. Williams. I34 Sigma Lambda Alpha First row, left In right: 5. Egan, C. Mosier, l. Bellm, F. ?ascu, K. Curnull, J. Henderson, M. Morehead. Second row: Miss Zirkle, J. lindeman, A. Moore, J. Ernest, B. Snyder, D. Fair. Third raw: Dr. Pendell, L. Depka, R. Bensom R. Coe, J. Krich, C. Zimmerman. Sigma Delta Pi Firs! row, I!!! to righl: Mrs. Dosh, J. Markham, N. Beck. C. Zelinski, Dr. Mercer, C. Wagner. Second raw: C. Wynne, J. M:- Laughlin, J. Petty. Kappa Mu Epsilon Firsi row, IEI'I Io rTghl: Mr. Schleu, R. Draper, P. Jenny, M. Brown, A. Burkley. Dr. Annear. Second raw: J. Bornewall. W. Duly, W. Gilsdorf, R. Cue. Science Serm'n ar Firs? row, left lo righi: Dr. Biocher, J. Coilier, R. Slamm, J. Ernest, C. Gecking, k Blunt, P. Jenny. Second row: Dr. Surrarrer, Mr. Humphreys. Mr. Schlea. R. Bruce, J. Barnewull. Third row: R. Cole, Dr. ?zreriuhn, D. Michaela, R. Williams. Dayton C. Miller Firs! row, left 10 righi: S. Clevonger, C. Gecking, P. Jenny. Second row: C. His; J. Schreiber, R. Draper J'. Pelha 135 Theta Alpha Phi Firs? row, la la righi: Mr. AFI- rv'lcmI A. Blunt, B. Parlridge. D. Fry, M. Tucker, J. Krich. SetOnd row: R. Bruce, B. Parker, W. Gilsdorf, A. Robeisek. Lambda Iota Tau Firsl row, left to righf: J. Marsh, B. locus. I. Aurudul N. Beck. Second row: A. Blunt, C Green, C. Gecking, C. Grossen. Alpha Phi Gamma Firs! row, left to righl: 1'. Ram- bek, J. Marsh, B. Lucas, R. Geib. Second row: W. Roberson, A. Blunt. M. Perry, R. Spellmun. I36 Phi Alpha Thefa Left 19 righl: J. Peny, R. Mal- kmee, J. Huhla. Phi Mu Epsilon First row, left to right: M. Olsen, M. Ewing. C. Grossen, M. 502 - horn, M. Perry' N. Bamberger. Setond row: M Anderson, M. Vchouri, I. Hinkle, 5. Whip- key, C. Robinson. Third row: D, Hawk, N4 Cuflaway, 5. Helmucy, E. Price. Fourih row: V. Clem- ons. M. Bleeilnar, E. Boyd. Fifth row: G. lvonye, C. Walton. Psi Chi Leff lo right: A, Blunt, L, Cesa- rulio, J. Schreiber, J. P051134 131' Kappa Kappa Psi First raw, left to righi: A. Zoller. D. Gusmfson, Dr. Snapp, R. Puehler', J. Semy. R. Cherba, W. Serny, W. Lynch. 1. Bair, R. Frank. Second row: E. Sharick, a o Sinfoma Firsl row, la la righl: K. Mehalko. D. Kearns, D. Crossley, E. Sharick. Mr. Oberlug, C. Everhurl. N. Andre. Second raw: P. Bosley, S. Morgan, R. Sioneman, J. Humphrey, R. Whitmore, R. Cherha, P. Chenevey. Third row: NA Crislip, C. Zimmerman. .I, Wrabel, D. Johnson, F. Schuufele, B. Parker. Fourfh mama D. Miiier, J. Vogelgesung. D Lowry, K. McCuughin, H. Lynch. Fifth raw: LL Gustuison, T. Puehler, P. Fay. Sixth row: 0' leyerle, J. Woehrmann. Tau Beta Sigma Firs! row, 1eil 10 right: A. DEA weld, M. Perry, Dr. Snapp. L Hinlde, M. Craig. Second row: K. Handelrnan. H. l-lclrimnr L Molaskey. 5. Beale. J. 5:. John. M. VanCourf, A. McMillen, M Anderson, I38 The Mill Jam es Schreiber, editor H andbook Carf Schneider, editor 139 E :Iqmlrmenil Robert Spellmon, Editor of he college newspaper. lefi h:- rfghl: 1. Handler. W. Roberson, R. Spellmunl and J. Kolias. editors of ihe Expanenl, examine news. 140 Grindsfone I Audrey Blanc, Edifor of The coliege James Dcvidsom annuaL Bushes; Mani ager to 1he college annual. Grindsione Staff Firs1 row, Is In right: L. Andra, D. Kreicher, J. Rezubek, N. Chadwick. Second raw: E. Wiflner, A. Blunt, E. Duke, C. Hodder. Third row: P. Morgan, E. chen, J. Davidson, F, Jackson. Fiflh row: 5. Nylund. ml L Andra, E. Duke, 5. Painler, J. Bender, N. Chadwick sort piclures and Editor, and photographer, Mr. McCroby, plan the layout for the four- fype copy at Ihe Grindslone office. :okzr pictureA Senior Class Officers: Paf Neoie, vice-president; June Keesling, secretary; Wes Davis, president, and Rich Pickering, treasurer. Junior Class Officers: Mugsy Bade, secretary,- Bob Bogar- dus, ireasurer; Nancy Trapp, vice-presideni; Bill Hicks, president. Sophomore Class Officers: Nancy Chadwick, vice-presi- dent,- Henry Wood, presi- dent,- Bill Shannon, treasurer. Freshman Class Officers: John Riemenschneider, treas- urer; Jouniiu lcF'urnq, secre- tary; Bill Ashbaugh, presi- dent I42 Focusing on WBWC! Jim Huhw, Ken Shiring, and Nick Bulu begin programming. The crew elect the tower umfd snow, rain, and sleet. Ken Shiring, Dick Draper, and Jim Huhla work on 1he WBWC sign while ins: Warner wuiches. ThuVs Bob MrLeurn watching Inez. DO'HE FGUSC' helps ChUCk Everhur: pick oul some records for a disc- iockey show. Ken Shiring and Bob Mclearn G1 the Jim Huhta helps Inez Warner udiusi dials. conlrols. ACTIVITIES . . . life is void without activity . . . 1; Rainy? W1! . .fWFhLA..u ququtigigjvxiggd' .... n. K 3 $539 15mg;- wL- w 1'? 14,- J?.?hi 5:83.;- I44 WEEK Happily circfing lhe football field are Hue reigning eleded I95? B-W Befly Coed and Joe College. Beverly Miner and Bill Arlure. Wilh obvious glee, B-WB 1956 Beth, Coed, Jun Cundel, pins a mum on her successor, Bev Miner. Congraiulalions from Paige Prodor, lined up for henou en the EW 1956 Joe College. are exiended lo iooibull field are me anxious Betty the '57 Title holder. Bill Ariure. Cuad and Joe College finalists. They're having fun before lhe grind begins. Exuberanl Frosh Week purliciponls join forces for the gala celebrations led by Mr. Vanda Visse. To make life merry were games, picnics, mixers, dances, crowning of a Freshman Week Queen, and pep rally led by the senior gan-off cheerleadeu. I47 148 The lively pace of Freshman Week prevented Princie Linden- mayor and linda Sfurlin from unpacking. But, as the camera caughi them, lhey slill weren't 100 busy for prolonged prep- aration for Eh: Pumphandle. Anxiously scrutinizing Ihe lie- knotling operation is Bill Ship- mun's mirror image, while Bill Ashbough industriously Hes his shoelaces. Guiding lreshmen through Hm rounds of greetings and hand- shakes of perspective professors and lhel'r wives of lhe annual Freshman Week Pumphandle are lhe B-w Big Broihars and Sisters. The is it really worth getting up for those fresh Iests blues Fresh girls prudice sparkling smiies, fur the firsl impressions plague the new freshmen. are important The Freshman banquef was unalher fuculw scheme to help new lWeires meet each other. 149 LAKESIDE RETREAT Informal panel discussions femure 5Tudenis Norma Shuhan, Maggie Harper, Neal Osborn and faculty member, Dr. Dean. Menllime prevides feilo'avship us well as food. . and a lime for seriousness. A iime for rzluxulion . .. Fuculiy, sludenls. adminisiralors. share quesiions, answers, and Allhouse, extreme right, was the chairman of the refreml assisted by Audrey horseshoes. Blane, exfreme left. ideas. Jay Dean Robinson ioins wiih siudenls in a fast game of The lakeside Reheat is un aII-college study. If is the one ucfivity of the year where siudenfs repre- senting every organization and fraternity on campus come together to spend a weekend of fellowship, discussion and Christian growth. Lakeside is a living experience, valued as rich and rewarding by ali who offend. This year's program followed rhe theme, The Search For Security on a College Campus, feoiuring Dr. Wiilium Lee, of Oberlin, as guest speaker. 150 DAD-DAUGHTER BANQUET Firsl is1ha banquei, held in Hue men's gym V . . .. highlighted with speakers, like Dr. Ridenour and Mr. Seed: . . . . . a bird's eye- view . . . wiih profs substituting for far away duds . . lovely Queen Ann, Delta Zefa. 152 HOMECOMING The charming Homecoming Queen candidates, riding in royal slyle, wave in their patronizing audience. Tripling are Pal Neal, DZ; Ann Dobson. D2; and Judy Saunders, 350. The happy quads are Jean Kerns, PM; Jeanne LuMaire, ZTA; Fifi Milne, AND; and Joan Henderson, AGD. Radiant Ann Dobsan, B.W.'s 195? Hamecoming Queen received first a yellow mum and then u kiss of mngrutulations from Student Counul President. Lou Cesarmlo. Queen Ann pauses to talk with Mr. J1 P Jackson, alumni of B-W, duss cf '00. Mn Jackson was also a foolbull player, pluyMg agalnsr Heidelberg some years ago B-W wun 3r5-0. I53 Cupluring firs1 wize for the best ft'aferniwI house decorations for Homecoming were 1he Phi Kappa Tunis, using the inke- nff Iheme l'Ower The Sludem Princes in 80 Plays. Shooh'ng ior Viclory won Hue Alpha Sigma Phi's second place in the inlerfrulernily :oniest. A swarm of yeHow-iuckeis chasing ihe Heidelberg faoIanI won second prize for Hula! Hall in the residenze hall comesl. Third prize wan! to ihe Lambda Chi Alpha's cigar-smoking holbull player uliempling lo burn up 1h: Heidelberg Sludeni Princes. aw jam ni- H'JK'II J4 ME; Merner-Pfeiffer cleaned up an the Top dorm awards with a soap commercial in clean up Heidelberg. UP WM; B-W moles plan,r an enlhusiaslic game of knock off Ihe paper hut afop human I'IOI'SCS. Pnruang in disguise, thy Hodder dis- plays the Type of beard mosi popular with lhe girls. Shavings mugs are presented lo the win- ning beard-growers, Bill Hagar, Lcmy Humillon. and Dan Arull, by Ann Dobson. Pep rally, beard-growing contest, Powder Puff football game, and siudenf purficipunf games set Phe siege for the climax of Homecoming Game and Dance. Posing for a group porlraif are H19 owners of the longest, newest stroungicsl. and most original beards, and represenfmives from the Fresh girlsr Ellen Giberson, Peg Crehan, Judy Nobbe, Jean besi :cprcsenfed frufemiiies. in Ihe frunl are Rex Sprink, Don AruH, Sounders, Nancy Emery, 52!: Miner, Poi Tinder, and Coach and Bob Van Dyke. Standing are Ron Swider, Larry HamiHon, d Frank Kunfz. anxiously wakh their teammates boifle the UppelclassAwomen I'n ihe lively Powder Puff foolball game. Bill Hagar. GOOD-BYE MY FANCY The B W Players opened their I957- 58 season with the Iighhheorred fhree-aci comedy, Goodbye My Fancy. The play tells of Agatha Reed, played by Betty White, who re- turns 10 her old campus for on hon- orary degree. Her romance with her ex-sweeiheurf, Jim Merrill, played by Dave Hansen, a freshman, who is now the widowed President of Good Hope College, is revived. More fun and conflict are provided by Miss Reed's sarcastic yet very likeoble secretary, played by Maria Rudman, und +he Iove-sick photographer, played by Doug Gray. Many ireshmen were in- cluded in the com, previding a good Ellen, played by Sarah Berger, udiusts 1he tie of her husband, played by Phil Radcliffe as Dave 510d for many aspiring Odors- Hansen and Beny While look on. Doug Gray us Molt, iubilamly kisses Woody. played by Maria Rudmon, when he learns he has iinully won Agatha. Belfy White as Agatha parienliy accepts flower-tribules from The Good Hope College sfudent representatives. Nosiulgic memories surround Agatha Reed and her welcoming commiliee in her Nd farm room. THE RAINMAKER Audrey:I Blanc and John Krith us ' Lizzie and S1arbuck '. THE FOUR FRESHMEN Ross, Bub, Ken and Don-The Four Freshmen. Activities Board of Student Council brought 10 campus ihe Four Freshmen for an evening concert, The group sang, ioked, lulked, and played instruments. Summing it up:i1was money well spent! Versatile us well as entenuining, Ih group changed horn vocal to instrument... .A.from Iighi iucket to dark. l58 FRESHMAN STUNT NIGHT - s::m Comic commenlumrs, Ttacy Torry and Tom Routzahn did a satire on radio aulncrurlcers Bcrbershop-quarle! harmony rcsounded wiih the blended voices of Clyde Smith, Fred Jackson, Ed Banem and Booker Griffen. Dolly Kreicher, impersonuling a liHle girl, gailyI panfomimcd io Ihe record. Elnhe. Skillfully presenting a piano solo was Nick Consmntim'des. Swinging and singing in can impersonuiion of Ehris Presley was AI Severe. 159 THE FRENCH PLAYS: L'Homme Gui Eposa Une Femme Mueffe les Precieuses Ridicules Members of baih plays, GA Vierimri'ir . Henderson, R. C09. 3, Bensam and .I. Giuquinru. wish each other luck before 1he opening periormance givan January 10. The camera cupiured this comic scene in L'HOmme Qui Epousa Une Femme Mueiie , us the doctor, Clyde Hiss, explains his imediwl knowledgei IN. HAII lhai glitters is not gold, as 'Mcgdelon' and iCathasi, played by Renee Zirkle and Fulgu Puscu, find out when they discover that their suitors are but valers. Entering in royal style in the play Les Precieuses Ridicules, Mike McGoakey us 'Muscurille' tornpletelyI enchanls iMugdelonI P. Chanevey. C. Zimmerman. J. Koltus. A. Bondru, D. Fair, 8. Senson, R. Zirkle, Mi McGookey. F. ?uscu, J. Schreiber, R. Cue, J. Giuquihia, G. Vierkorn. Bi Wash, G. Giimore, Di Whilmore, C. Hiss, J. Henderson, and D. Johnsnn. D. Warner, R. Engel. i'- 1mg; 3 'mhm-g-il-l- anw'mw ' ' During Ihe play, flashbacks To a Norih Kateun prison camp iake place. The dramatic and starfling evenls Ihcl unfoid in these flashbacks, plus 1he excellent ucling done by the enlire cusf, made Ihis play one of the best that B-W has yet wifnessed. TIME LIMIT 'he threat of Communi 5m was presented in c: more personalized thi by ihe B-W Play- zrs in their winter pro- iuction, Time Limit! J. Krich and T. Hullfngworrh as J. Gaughan and C. Wagner B.Eppler porlruys Mrs. Corgi . Cargill and Edwards. Baker and Evans. CurgiU and Edwards wilness the breaking of ll. Miller, played by General Cannon, ploYed by P. Radcliffe, argues aguinn Cargill and R. Her-aes Edwards. II ' .uJe'n'vu-Jh- M . The student body assembles together in lhe Men's Gym in Iisien lo ihe guesl speaker of the week. Dre Curl Michulson. J- r Co-chairmeu Bili Gilsdorf and Gloria Tnyior plan the schedule of events for the annual uII-college religTen emphasis week. The theme, Exploration Into Man:His Faith and His Reason, held fhe spotlight during Religion in Life Week at B-W. Highlighting this four-doy study of man and some of his faiihs were presentations of Darwinism, Agnosticism, Existentialism, Maierialism, and Scientism. Discussion, conferences, convocations, lec- tures, and meditation services provided nu- merous opportunities 10 search for clarification of and bases for personal religion and philoso- phy. Leading the search for undersianding were keynoie speaker, Dr. Carl Michalson, and Dr. Wiliiam Lee, Dr. Kermit Eby, Dr. Zelma George, and the Rev. Fred Missel. 162 RELIGION IN LIFE WEEK Dr. Michadson's message penetra'res inlc lhe minds of 37W sludenls or. he addresses rhem in lhe opening assembly. THE OPERA WORKSHOP presents ttLA BOHEME Grand opera made its debut on our campus Winter Quarter. The two night presentation of the first and fourth acts of Pucini's l14:! Bohemef' marked another first,' in the Opera Workshop's fifteen-yeor history. The opera relates the lives and loves of four Bohemians in the Latin Quarter of Paris. The female parts were double cast, with Vivian Clemons and Sceolct Whipkey playing 'Mimi', and Evelyn Price and Sandra Watson playing 'Musetta.' Congratulations go to the members of the Opera Workshop. It is no easy task to sing and act both excellently. Marshall Bell, Jon Humphrey. Clyde Hiss, and Dick Whitmore hilariously livelil-up in their Parisian gurrett. Wine and French bread satisfy the hunger of exuberant Bohemians, Clyde, Jon, Dick, and Marshall. Jon passionately sings to his dying sweetheart, Vivian Clemons. Evie Price prays that heavenly aid may Coy Vivian tlirtutiously repels Jon's ro- Farluck of a more suitable fuel, Jon is forced save the dying Vivian. muntic advances. to burn his play tn warm the gurrett. SWEETHEART FORMAL QUEEN Charming Par Ellison, Delta Zeta. 164 lNTER-FRATERNITY KING AND QUEEN Chuck Budd Alpha Sigma Phi Ann Harbmh Phi Mu 165 Rex Zirbes . . . Ugliesf Man On Campus. SIG EP SWEETHEART FORMAL Beautiful Janet Candel, Queen, Alpha Gamma Delfu. 167 ALUMNI NIGHT HThrough The Years Mr. Petty and Janet Turner, Carol Pinkerton. Sully lyons. Culhy Akenheud, and Eileen Coslolc displayed lheTr iigura-skafing idlenls. only during 1he performance, lhey didn't have any ice. The show provided a bullet number starring sedate, siaid, seitled, and steady faculiy members, Iefi in right Dr. Pendell, Dr. Penke. Mr. Peliy, Mr. Kelly, and Mr. Thomas. Lois Ayers Johnson. a l953 B-W graduate and former Homecoming Queen and Witt Miss World Series danced the Charleston. Mrs. Dorolhy McKelvey did a humorous pianologue. 168 . . . focusing on activify . . . Maria Rudancrn entertains again at Ihe I958 Mardi Gras. Ereuking balloon: is fun for young and oldhqud for college students loo. Dale Ann Emley poses mm the A Rock n RoH dance by Ralph Sarah Berger c: C! John Van Anii Frankensfein and friend, Ron Bos- crown of ailing Bill Hicks. King of Bennett was part of fhe evening's werp came disguised as Raggedy well and Alice Marshall, raise ieur 1he Mardi Gros, entertainment Ann and Andy. in the hearts of cull. Bill Shannon, ihe master of ceremonies, presenis Dick Baker and Dick Coy with his dale, Norma Miller. receive prizes for having the his dme, Sharon Armstrong. Iheir prizes for having the mos? funnieslcosfume. original costume. Chuck Wynne sang us par! of me Carolyn Kelso is crowned queen 0! Al Weaver and Ann Greer are c: Rex Zirbes and Bev D' unlc are evening's enfertainmenl. the Mardi Gras by Bill Shannon. devilish pair. Mr. Ugly and Miss Sumee. I72 QUEEN NANCY-QUEEN OF Beautiful Nancy Trapp, Delta Zeta. THE MAY THE 1958 MAY QUEEN COURT Sitting, left fo righ'r: Virginia Wood, Marilyn Fisher, Cathy Hodder, Queen Nancy Trapp, Nancy Struggles, Jean LeMuire, Nancy Roberts. Standing: Diana Laird, Connie Wagner, Carol Anderson, Doreen Bryon, Ann Horbath, Roberta Klolh, Carmen Soniin, Berry Fish, Connie Filipek, Marty Jordon. 173 Seniors John Krich, Put Neale. and Jane Keesling order Their caps and gowns from Miss Bischaf in 1he bookslore. Ginny Steinkruus, While Ruse Oru- President of the 1958 Graduating tor, rehearse: her speech. Class, Wes Davis, presenls 1he ciass ring of colors to NH: presidenf of the junior class, BiH Hicks COMMENCEMENT gag; 43;;in N- a n- E CHAPEL PRAYER Offered in Behalf of the Class of 3958 Dear God and Father, on this occasion dedicated to youth we give thanks to Thee for this college. In its life Thy purpose is manifest. Thus we are sincerely grateful for all who keep the lights of truth burning. Now we present to Thee the class of 1953. Keep every one of them in Thy infinite core. in keeping with Thy will grant that every member of this class may discover Thy guidance toward excellence in daily work; Thy peace in the establish- ment of a home; Thy beauty in the sunshine of life; Thy com- fort when the rains of sorrow trench the human heart; Thy lasting friendship, thereby giving to each, courage when de- feat is easy, love when hatred prevails, honesty when clever- ness is intriguing. Keep them in Thy presence, for the sake of Thy name. Amen. Charles H. Aurandt Slnynown, Penniylvemia BA Roger Fred Brick Baker Bereu, Ohio 3A Thomas Marshal! Bell Akron, Ohio B.M.E. Dale Betcher Cleveland, Ohio BA Willard Bertinger Vntley Cily. Ohia BA Dorofhy Joyce Bishop Becca, Ohm 3.5. in Ed. Raymond George Brehm Grafton. Ohio BS Robert Buchanan Belem OH in BA Jacqueiine BuechIer Cleveland, Ohio 35 Virginia W. Burgess Bereu, Ohio 5.5. in Ed. Judith Fitzgibbon Church Lakewood. Ohia 3.5. in Ed. Peggy Clark Berea. Ohia 3.5. in Ed. Charles Erwin Cochran Berna. Ohio BA Gilbert Leroy Cook Cleveland, Ohio BA Bernard Dean Cutting Berna. Ohio SA Donald H. Davis Brooklyn. Ohio BA Charles William Dayton Graflon. Ohio BA ITS SENIORS NOT PICTURED Robert Dickison Bereu, Dhin BA Robert Kenneth Dresing lukawund. Ohio BBA Ronald A. Engel Ashluhula. Ohio 85 John Fiiolkowski Neffi. Ohio BA Jerry Feuts Akron, Ohio BEA Orlando Edward Giovanatto Alliance, Ohio BA William Ernest Gmf Akron, Ohio BA Rafph Stuart Hammermcn Bereu. Ohio SBA Dorothy G. Hacker Olmsied Fails, Ohio BA Alfred Edward Heffke Cleveland, Ohio EA Eveiyn M. Hennis Berea, Ohia BA Harry John Herbert Ens! Paleslina. Ohia BS Harry Eugene Hershey Willowick, Ohio 3.14.5. Mary Smith Holschuh Buy Vintage, Ohio 3.5. in Ed. Darrell Edwin Holzworih Olmsted Folk, Ohin 35 Ralph E. Householder Betea. Ohio BBA Jon C. Humphrey Homeworrh, Ohio BM. Sally Ann Kopcar Sirongsvi'lle. Ohio BA David Eugene Kearns Cleveland, Chin B.M.E. Philip Earl Keller Shelby, Ohio 55 Gerald William King Amhersi.0hin BA John R. Kirby Clevuiund, Ohio BA Bruce Richard Kobb Norlh Olmsted, Ohio BS Ronald John laRosu PiHsburgh, Pennsylvania BA Ned Eugene Livengood Baren. Ohio BA Lawrence F. towing, Jr. Linesville. Pennsylvania BA Phyllis Reed Lowry Bereu.0hio 35 Sally A. McCDnuhy Muniuu. Ohio EA David Elwood McKim Munins Ferry. Ohio BA Robert Allen McKenney Cleveland. Ohio BA James Edward Miller Rocky RivenDhio BS Joe H. Minkus Cleveland. Ohiu 5A Mary Kristine Oison Cunion, Ohio B.M. Francis Richard Otto Lakewuod.0hiu BA Frank L. Peterson Gmes Mills. Ohio BEA Laurence Max Repkc Cleveland. Ohio BA Wilunna Rigger Cleveland, Ohio BA Beth! Jean Rodgers Elwin. Ohio BA Judith Claire Sargent Clevalund, Ohio 3.5. in Ed. Frederic H. Schaufele Lukewuod, Ohio E.M.E. Robert Edward Schuler Cleveland, Ohio BA Roberi E. Salt inget You n9 slown. Oh in Terry Norris Snyder Cleveiund, Ohio EBA James Albert Taylor Fur1 Clin1bn.0hio B.M. Margaret J. Terrell Norlh Olmsied. Ohio B.M.E. Kathryn Louise Theil Clevnlnnd. Ohio 5.5. in Ed. Edwin Allen Thomas Huichison. Kansas BEA Ann Upson Shaker Heights, Ohio B.M.E. Robert L Walter Bareu, Ohio BA Dennis B. Wiffmun Cleveland, Ohio BA Featured here are my mistakes Pictures that I fear I forgof to put in proper place Throughout the long school year . . . HTc: err is human . . 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Cotter Merchandising Storage Co. Berea Theater Dick's Oasis Memphis-Fulton Fabric Shop Simpson Rexull Drug Skyline Inn ..124,128,130.168 .57, 76. 89,104 Acierno, C. .. Adams, D. . Adana. J. . Awenhend, . Allen, M. Allhory, H. . Allen, J. Allhouse, .I. .. Amulo, 5. ...... Amebm, 5. Amos, 1'. ....121 Anderson, 8. 129, 130 Anderson, C. 72.173 Anderson, 1.. ..... ...72 Andation, M. . 64.130.137.138 Andre, N. ..........l32 138 Andra, L. 57.113.124.141 Appleby, J. .....54 Apryle, P. 7.. 30,62,117,125 Arahawu, ll. .. .... .78 Armstrong, P. 68,125,132 Armstrong, 5. ,120,130,171 Arnold, J. .. ...,68 116 Arsin. A. .132 Arlure. W. ...... . 54,116.128 146 Am , D. ... ..,54 82,155 30,80.9B,99,106,1I7 57,80.89.110,116.142,148 ..... 30, 89,. 104, 108 ..60 74 121 Asudorian, G. Ashbaugh, W. .. Allewell, W. . Auhlc, R. Auet, 8. .. Aurudu, J. .. Babcock, C. Bach, H. Bockslon. ll. Bacon, 1. ...70. 132 Bade, M, . .....68,124 142 34311251, L. . .. 64,120,124,126,I30 Bailey. 5. ...62 Buir, .l, . 29 130, 1311 Baker, P. . Bukulu, D. .. Bnludnuni, V. Balliugnr. N. 79. 120.171 ......30 Ballou. II. ...30 sullen, E. Bnmberger. N. Bunk. T. .-. . Barnes, .1. .... Bumewalh 1. Barnum. W. .. .. Bane , R. 89 91,106,117,118,126.161 Bang , 3. . lass. B. 8611: , E. . .120,141,159 Bayloss, M. 72.120 125 Buyless, R. 57, I29, 130 Beach, C. . ..57 83016. S. 7.2 129,130,138 Beck, 6. . . ...31 Beck. N. . .. , 136 89:861. 8. ........7D Beckmuu, D. Buckslrnm. 11. Bebnke, 8. Bell, M. ....163 851105. I. 1,64,118,119,134 Bander, J. ....... 54. 68, 130, 141 484111.171 70,113,125 Bennett, 11'. ..... Benson, .4. Benson, E. ...66 Benson, P. ..31 Benson, R. .8...2, 134, 160 Eergel, H. ..... ............. ..31 Berger, 5. 68,156,171 Bergslrener, A. . . 60 Bernucki, J Balman, D. . ...129 821:, l. .. .120,124, 134 Berere. A. .. .,57 I59 Bowley. 8. ....... 72 Beyer, E. . ..72 Beyer. J. .. ...80 Bithsel, D. . .. . 31,76 Biddison. B. .. . STUDENT INDEX 81111, J. . Birch, S. .. Bird. D. .,.-,,........ Bixler, 6. .. 57, 70, 128,130 8luc1lu,J. . ..68109.123 Blueiinur. M. .31, 64, 132. 137 816M, A. ..31, 39,116,118,I26,135. 136,137,141,150.157 ...62,124.128 .. ....68, 125 ...83,133,142 ..31,110,117,160 . .84 .78 102. 104.116 Blewelf, I. Boden. N. Bogardul, R. Bondrn, A. Bontempo, J. Boater, F. 8666a, l. .. Iorzy, L. ..... Ioslay, P. .... . IMIWick. M. . . . Boswell, I. . 32. 76. 93 94. 95, 96 97,106,171 Boyd. E. . ..128 132,137 Boyd, 5. lrudlet. C. Brady, C. Brady,W . Bahami . Breifirlger, C. Erennmlurl, M. . Brmon. D. ... Brogan, H. Bmks. C. Brooks, 5. Bruphy, M. . Brown, A. Brown. Brawn, Brown, Brown, 11. .. lrnwnworlh, S. ..57 Bruce. 11. .. 32.76,126,127,135 136 Brush, D. ........64 Bryan, D. .. ...... 59,173 kzylwu, G .. ...72 Buccieri. S. .. . 5 ..132 Bucey, S. .55 70, 130 Budd, C. . . ...32.165 Budd, E. . ........132 Sullick, D. . .39. 92 Surchfield, 8. 57. 89, 109 Burgess. D. ..... .78 120 Burke , 5. ..-.78 Burkley, A 135 Burns, A. .9,3 94, 95. 96. 97 Burnside, J. . ......68 Burringlon, T. . ..54, 62 Burt, W. .......121 Burton. C. 57.74, 130 Bufa. N. ..82.133.143 Cudwulluder, M. . .. ..,124 125 Culluwuy, N. 0,121, .124, 132, 137 Coilor, G. . .. .. . 80.110 Colville. J. ........ .......76 Cameron. M, 55.130 Campbell, A. . .. ...32 Campbell. D. . . .93,94.95.96 Campbell. 1'. .. ...89 91.110 Candel, .1. . 62 146,167 Candet, J. . Curios, K. Carbon. R. Carlton, G. Curmu ny. J. Curnull, K. Carney. G. . Curse, S. Caner, 8. Cam, 5. Cuslerlina, l. . Cecil, C. Cumullo, L .33,116. 118. 137,153 Chadwick. N. ..... 62.141.142 Chanevy, P. , 129. 138. 160 Charba. R. . 129,130,138 Chidsey, S. . . . . .. . ...........70 Chomn, M. .. 121 .. ..57 ...55, 130 113.128.1112 137 163 ..33, 64 124.135 .. .. ..33 82. 134.135.1613 33 76.105.107.134,135 Clark. 5. Cluwson. G. Clemons. V. Clevenger. S. . Cudling, E, .. Cue, R. Cale. 11. . Culliar, .1. .. Combs, H. . Canton .1. . Connolly, 6 Connor. J. . Conroy. M. .. Canslurliinides. M Cook, 5 Cooper, J. .-. . Cooper, W. Cope, E. ..... Corcorun, E. Canola, E. Colton, 11, . 6,.1 127,134 68.121.168 ....34 Cal, 5. .. 34,68 Cor, D. . ..57.126,130,171 Craig, M. ..... ..121, 130.138 Crandall, E. ...66, 108 Cruver, R. . ..70.120 Cuban. P. 54,62,124 Crisllp, N. .. . 132.138 Cronenbergur, M. 82,116 Ctassley,D . .34, 129 138 Crumrine. C. . ...70,128 Culhemau, T. .. 54,127 Cupsleine, B. .......... ..ng Currier, W. Culhberi, 5. .. 55 72,126,130 Duly. W. .. .. .. .. 36,111,135 Dari, R. .. .. .- . 54,74 Dash, 8. .....57. 30. 39. W Davidson. J. 34.76.108.141 Davidson, J. . . .....66,81 Davis, G. .. .. .. .-. .. .. ..70, 127 Davis, .I. ....... ...... ... .. ... ...62 Davis. W. ....34, 715,102-107,111 118,142,174 Dawson. G. 34,59,118,124,125 Delis, A. .. .3464.125.132 Demkowicz, A. . . ..-130 Dewald, A. .34,120.125,130.138 Dewey, J. Diumundis, A. . .. Dicknrd, 8. . .. .. Diekwn, D. Dielrich, D 0121:, J. .. .. Diringer, 8. Di Sonia, 8. lJillmun. A. Dotson, A. Downer, M. Domenceili. R. Donaldson, M. Dorn, C. ..-... Douglass, J. . Downemf, N. 54.62.113.124 Drake. M. .. ..64 Draper, 1182,116,118,119.133.135.143 Draier. A. ...... . ..64 Drobisovskis, E. . ..35 Drummond. D. ...35,132 Ouke, E. ..54. 120. 121, 125. 128, 141 Dunfee, C. 54,128 bunker. A. ..35. 72 Dunn,5. .54. 1'32 Durboruw, A. , ..... .54 Durkee, D. .. . . . Dyer. S. . Euslmun, M. .. .54 Eckermun, N. . . ..68 Edwards, S -35 59:6, 5. 134 Elluad, J. . ..568 Ellis. J. .. 82,120 Ellison P . . .. .. . .. 68,124.125,164 Ellswodh, M . ..36 181 Elzeer. B. .. ... .57. 76 151111931. A. .. ,129.130.171 Empie. K. ... . ..121 Engzl. R. .. England, 11. Engle. R, .. Epplar, B. .. Erdmznn, C. Ernesl. J. E!DY1IZI'I, S. . .. ...... 59519. .I. . Estes. L. . ...315 13:1 134 135 ..57 39 110 Everell. 11. . .. ....82 Evarhurl. C. .. .......133. 138.143 Ewing. M. . 36.118.129.137 Ewing, 'l'. ............54.121 Fadil, E. ............. .. .. .. ..132 Fair. D. . ..71.125.134.160 Fundrich, E. .. ..57 130 Farrell. J. ..82 Faulrnunn 11. ...130 Fuuser. D. rrrrr 64.125,130,133,143 Fay, P Feiher. 11. .. Feigel. D. . F911, 1:. fenn. C. Feiler. D. Filipek. C. . Finch. W. Fine. B. .. Firesione, . Fischer. B. Fiicher. 11. . Flinn. T. ... Foley. 8 Ferguson. 1. Forkins. 1.. . Foriin. 1. Fox. J. Fox, M. .... Francis. A. Frank. R. 129. 130. 138 Franlz. E. ..36. 117 Freeman. 11....54 Erick, 1-. 74 Fry, D. 36,120,125136 Fugord, E. ..70, 128 Gall. S. ..124. 125 Gardner, E. ...615 .8.2119,126.127.161 . 59,125 135,136 ....... .60 36.68.119.135 ..36.70.128.129 Guughan. .l. . Gatking, C. GEddes, G. Geib. 11. Geiser. B. . Genchi. P. . ............129 Gankiliu. 811.781.112.113 Gentilin. P. - ..0U,117 Gerlntk, W. Gerslanslager, A. Giuquintu. .I. . Gibeuon. E Gibson. C. . ....... 54 Gilmore. G. . . Gilsdurf, W. .. GiovanuHu. O. .. Glazier ...... 89. 102. 103 Gobdel. M 57.132 Geek, M. ......... 68.132 Gordon. J. , ...76, 89. 90, 111 Gordon, M. ...-. . ....54. 66 Gnrhum, E. Gurmhf. C. Gallfried. C. . .. .. Grulak. T. Gray, D. G ray hack, T Greasel, T. Green, E. .. 117.121.1345 Greenwald, S. .15 129.130 Greer. A. ..62. 171 GriHin. B ....104. 159 GrIfliH'I. M. . ... ...37 120.124 Griffiths. J. .. 7. . . . ... .. ...54 182 ....37 123 1:12 135 1:17 ...57 .80 115,123,130 1:111 Grossen, C. . Guild. 6. . Gurlock. W. . Gusmfsun, D. . Hack, G. .. .. .... . . .80 Hackenbarg. l. . . ...54 Haessfy. I. .. ...37. 66 Hogan, 8. 84 111 155 Hale. P ...59 Hall. J. .. ..76 H011, R. 57 Halley, B. .. 74 HnHigan. 5 ..132 Hamilton. J. . 1- ..76 Hamillon. 1.. . Honcher, .1. . Hundelmurl, K. ..... 55.129.IH:130 138 Hunaberg. H, . . ........ .. ....... .. 57 Haninuck. J. .. -80 Hanna. M. ..... .. .. ....3?.74 Hansen. D. .. .. .. .. .. ..............156 Hanson. R. . 62.124 Harbath. A. . .70. 133. 165. 173 Hardin, J. -. .80. 94. 96.97 Hurilutn. R. . ....-..130.138 Harper. M ..,62,121, 150 Harr1man. A. ............59 Harris. E. ..... 37.70 Harris, G. . ...... 68 Harris. N. 37.63 Haskell. J. . ...128 Huslay. R. 117 Hass. P. ......... ...84 Hanendurf. R. . .. .. ...37 Havens. 8. .. .91.107 Hawk. 0. .. 37.13.11.137 Hawkins, 8 3.7. 62,108 Hawkins. W. . 1..08 Haalherly, B . .........57. 89 Heberger. M. 64.119 124.125 128 Hefrnucy. .5. . .. ...132 137 Helptich, F. . ......................... 82 Hurling. D. ..,... .. .. ...........80 Hemmefer. D. . 33 Hendershar. G. .. ... ... 38 Handerson, J. .... W38 62.1.17 122.130 134.153.1613 Hennis. G. .................................... . ......... 59 Herberi. J. 80.93. 94 95. 96 97. 106. 117 Hershey. 11. .. . ... .130 Husen, C. .. . . ......W, . 59 72 Hewus, G. .....57 1'30 Hicks, W. .80.118.119.142 174 Hill, P. ...... . ...- .... .. ...38 Hinkle. .I. .. ...38.118. 130,137,138 Hires. J. . .............. 57.76. 89 H155. C. . .128,132,135,160.103 Hluvncek. B. ........ 54 Hodder. C. .. .. 454,125 141,155,173 Hodge. N. ..57 Hodge. L. .. Holliday. R. Hullingwanh, T . 125 161 Holmes. 11. 39 114 11.1 1111 12.5 Holzlruger, B. .. ..80 Horn. L. :19. 70. 120. 124 Horvnlh. 5. Huskin. 11'. Hmkin, 5. Houserman. R Huey. N. .. .. .. Huhla. I. Humphrey, J Hunsicler, 8. .. Hunsicker. E. ,,,,,, . ..... Burner. 6. . .. .. Hyatt. J. .. ' .12.. -715 11? IdEI, S. .. Igrn. J. Ingersoll, 8. Irvin, I. ...- ivunye. G. Ezer. 1.. . ...a9,102. 103 Jackson. 0. .. .. .. .. . ........ 84.101 Jackson, F. ... .. Jackson, .1. . . Jacob. 11. .... Jacobs. D. .. Jason. L. Jnvnrcky. A. Jeffery. P. . Jefflies. C. Jenkins. D. Junnall. J. .. Jenny. P. Jotke, C. . - Johnson. D. Johnson, J. Johnson, M. ...54, 78. 120.128, 141.159 .. .57. 71 Johnson. M. .. ., .. . -.. ..-.32 129 Johnson. M. .. 62 1211, 124 Johnson. 5. -...151 72 12:1 Johnslon, J, . . .130 .lalidorl, l. ..... 80.117 lanes. C. .. .. . , 0,121,124 Jones, J. . . ......-129 Jones, K. . . 53,109,123,124,125 Jonas. W. Joplin. .I Jordan. M. . Jordon. D. Jargansen. K. ..... Jaslyn. B. .. 11.155011, S. Kaiser. D. .. . Kuppal, N. Kaslor. .I. . Kulkic. 5. Kulierhenry. M. Kuyhor1.D. . Keen, D. Kaurns. D. Keeler, D. Keealing. .I. . Keir. 0. Keller, M. .. . .. .. .. Keller. P. Kellogg. 5. Kelser. C. Kelso. C. .. Kellner. M. .. Kenny. C. .. Kerns. l. . Keyas, M. .. Keyser, E, . Kim. I. . Kim. S. Kinder. M. Kinsley. .I .. Kipnnger, 11. . Kirk. 11. .... Kirkby, 8. Kish. C. no 129 1311 ............... 40 39,40,611. 121. 142.174 ...54, as .40 84,111 ..82 117.127 ....57.130 .66,128 Klein. J. .....57 Klein, P. .123 Klepilch. l ...40 Kiieger. M. .125 mine. N. Klink. I.. Math. 11. . Knapp, C. ..., ..121 1:11am. f. 101301;. H. 54 80 Knanlz. l.. ... ..72 Kneebush. C. . 72 Knapp. S. ..- Kale. P Keller. T. .. . Kallus. J. .. K099. F. Kowaiski, F Kazuk, J. .. Kreger. G. Kreicher. D. . .128. 141. 159 Krich, J. 4,118.126,127, 134.136.157.161.174 Krueget, P. Kunc, F. ....... Kunlz, F. .............. ..-.m ............. ... ..103.105 lal'rd. D. . ., ,, 69,119.128,173 Landrum, P. . ............ .61 Lane, M. ............. -63. .121. 124. 126 tang, C. . ...54 LaPuma. J. 54.124. 142 LaRom, R. Larsen. 1. ....... .. Larson, J. Lulhom. L. Laurent. D. .. Lawson. H. Lawlon. 11. Learn. L .. Lee. 3. ..... Lehmann. B. LeMoire. J. ........ 72,153,173 Leonard. D. ...... 41.125 Leulner. .......... .. 132 LevIne. 1. Lewis. L . .. .. .. lchs. R. .. lewis. W. Leyerle. D. . .... limmarman. W. . lindemnn. J. ,, lindennu. J. .. . lindanmeyar. M. . lindelhol. H. .. lindstrnm. 11'. .....41 Link, D. ... livengood, N luapp. F. .. longe. B. .. loPresiI. F. lord. S. loukug. J. low. M. lowing. l. Iowry. D. 1:12.138 lucns, B. .. .. ....42.65.119.125.136 lundi. M. . .. 42. 65 lush, C. . ......... .121 lush, L. .57.117.121 101:. B. . lymun, L. . .. lynch, W. lyons. 5. ..... 55 133.135 . .57 69 126.127 134 .129. 130 .........143 McCamum, McCuughin. McCord, .I. McCoy. J. .. McCullough. S. McDougull, .1. MtEHresh. B. 61:61 . W. McKee. E. McKee. P. McKaman. McK'rm. D. .. Mtluughlln J. Mcleun. R. McMillan. A. 103,104 ...... 121.126.1311 42. 77,133,143 ..66.130.138 McNallie. B. . .. ...57.77. B9 Muosz, 11.. ..... . . .. .77 Mack. L. .. 57. 39 Mugaw. R. ........... 54 Mallonee. R. .. Muly. N. .......... .. .. ... Monkey. D. Manns. D. . Munlini. D. .. .. Marcellino. M. .. Margofish. J. Mariner. J, .. Markham. J. . . . . . Marks. M. MarIowe. 11. .. Marple. M. Marsh. .1. ... .. .. ... MurahuIl. A. Mnnin, .I. Murfini. l. Manz. 1. Mason, J. .. Moteer. .1. . Maxfield, H. .. Muzfield. 11. Mayer. 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