Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 344 of the 1957 volume:

N ball state teachers marge stahl max moore dick watkins college volume 35 editor associate editor business manager 1957 foreword -- in the early days of september, our campus is greeted by students, both new and old. as the invasion expands and the new arrivals are guided, advised and counseled by the voices of experience, there prevails the undying curiosity of classes, professors, organizations, dorm life, and, well, just college life in general. following a brief introduction there is no alternative for a ball stater, other than to accept and challenge his position as a student. then being a student he recognizes his responsibility as a connoisseur in some area of know- ledge, whether it be teaching or non-teaching. as a retort he then becomes a part of a department and realizes that only through the ambitious and ex- hilarations of his integrity will he satisfy his ego. this allows for the defining of a department in its greatest sense through service clubs, honoraries and, exceeding all, professor-student challenge. from this point, the ball state students in 1956-'57 proceeded to mark their stride and pursue the events and activities which justifiably and signifi- cantly created for them a story far more individual, but yet not completely personal, to live on forever. however, be it great or small, there is no point for ruling out any portion of ball state teachers college throughout the 1956-'57 session. the final outcome, but still not a defined pattern, leaves you at liberty to accept or reject those lines and spaces throughout the 1956-'57 year for ball state which have in turn taken a position and, too, possessa limited element in each of your lives. sincerely, marge stahl editoral staff - business staff - art - john c. board arlene owen fran wild tom hutton kenny richardson john hood norm jones marty fletcher dianne burgess butch pippen ed burns nan raine mike lane faculty advisor - mrs. dorothy m. hartley photography - walter lueck william stokes neiswanger studio rader's studio reid's studio 06 'O 'Z f Zo Sssf of 060 ' OS 6 OZ- Qdfnl' . ,7lSfl'Qflbn religious groups athletics X eqeoxs do S98 5 N X0 Soo N09 'fs 0 o 10,35 gf' Udek students -- freshmen arrive for their entrance exams CID are exposed to the ibm procedure of enrolling for their first schedule of classes big sister .... with the assistance of sophomores, iuniors and seniors-the big brother and big sis program introduces new students to ball state and college life. life? oh, yes life. . big brother programs -- xj 1 if-K '31 1' Q.. '-...- , CID L. from -- the freshman convocation 'fr Kp. H N-,lf .,, ri wywfvy 3wm'1'Ylf if . cxll school picnic l-f ' ' l J 1 4, 2 1-fd! l I f- I nga-4' Gnd Then There are lhe PfOfessor5 8 x 'iff I ' 'Kwai rm. clr. earl a. 1 head of the ucation department ed dr. rn, CUYUS rinclpal 0 burrls scl1O0 ohnson, sl l 2 3351 rf: if , WH A M e,, , 1, I .. .1 'E f X VER: -X ,. Q . k . x iv.. . wa' . 580 gl at lied lkhe Qndusul H606 of aevomnenl OHS bed hovgfefwes' Q mush: df YO A O had enl clap grim l l N' f ww .. QAVFTS. Q' , . - Q.: ' WW, e dr. wallace h, megan, d head of The foreign r, P. d language depgrqmem of 'hs edwards h mafh ' Gad d6PQrfmZ::CJHc5 I administration building 4 I aww-- if f Tfsff A Ui - fx? fi wx V f, X ,aim b V A' .g5klf'L', 1 10 orfs building '.-:Mi -4 burris loborotory school '4 . - , . 4 fi - , f ,:7.,5.: .,, ,. .,.f,c,.W.. .,.,. A V' 1'-'f 7'7'f i.: ','. ' beneficence 'I2 f --,.,., . w MVWWL1 kifselmon conference center LJ new addition To ball memorial hospital science hall practical carts building mcxthemcitics, music and speech buildings 16 music section of english, m'usic ond auditorium building to be complefed by fall '57 -- 15 X ' ' . 1-libf., . -X wi Nr, 'Wi' ' Wm V ' . 4' ' I, J. fi.. X v i I 'lylgf-Qitlezsn-,,,,, I T' mafcixfsfmm if w I 7 l s F ii 'Q EE 4 4 Z E 4 1 1 i 1 ? E i 1 A ii ii ,i 1 2 ii E Q 1 , Z i , 4 i 1 4 ii U? i ---qgi -W 1 M. 4 v .hx V. -iiifh-x.' ' ff -ur!!! 4 jg ' 5 4,16 'Zvi ,We A fm 4 F1 -, -, 4f,gw-'rw H . . ,fm-,,a.ggg,,.kfQ 51,1462 un an E ,QQ ,Ms -3 1.5 -v H - 4- 1? far, A -f i HM .1 4, -, ' 'll A S 5' ,1v:R'5'Sf ' 6 Q s A ' rf' , V' ' SJ I8 library and assembly hall ball gymnasium pittenger student center ...gg , ii li 'N ! ,Aff P, 4? 'Q 3 M 1311 ' fr n - V, xg Y. 1 N7 N if N :ff 'ig ag Sfudenf Center standing: ruth hortsman, charlene grolla. seated: al governing board -- officers: president ,M .,,., . alan camren secretary . . , .... ruth horstman treasurer ., ,. . .,..., charlene grolla SPOFISOYSQ ioan klentzer dr. scruton cemren, mr. kershaw, io klentzer, dick uhlir, steve kosano- vich, kay jenkins, norm mccurdy, bill marohn, janie larowe. the student center governing board and its commit- tees, in order to utilize the student center for its designed purpose, try to stimulate and co-ordinate, in a demo- cratic way, the activities of students, 'Faculty members, alumni, and all others who are concerned with using the building, its facilities and its program. these obiectives are expressed by providing films for the campus, creating better student-faculty relations, providing and maintaining recreational facilities within the student center, making possible social functions for the whole campus, and promoting better relationships between the campus and community. 21 ,, .Y L. 1 A? My 4 i 1 row 'I-don nelson, bradley neal, ron gerkin, dave battas, dean gerber, iack cruse. row 2-tom curtis, ian trittschuh, bill przybysz, patra redman, elaine hubbard, sherry o'dell, beth schneider, milly rak, karen lindquist, carole lehman, ioanne gruszka. row 3-ester dawson, iean rine, sandy scott, mary giles, nancy hertel, mariana moore, carol egg- ers, mary long, judi breece, butch pippen. row 4-bill wiggins, dr. marks, byron himelick, iohn gordon, jim horein, bill click, leigh morris. student center committees -- norm mccurdy jane larowe kay jenkins dick uhlir steve kosanovich bill marohn 22 chairmen: film committee music committee .. public relations , , recreation committee , social committee student-faculty committee there are six student center committees. the film committee provides entertaining and educational films free of charge to the campus. the student-faculty re- lations committee stimulates and fosters intellectual thought and growth through discussions, coffee hours, etc. the music committee promotes a better understand- ing between campus and community groups through publications and correlated activities. the recreation committee maintains the recreational facilities within the student center and conducts campus wide tournaments. the social committee provides social functions and events on campus. the student center governing board acts as a co- ordinating body as well as directing the student center exposition, homecoming decorations, christmas decora- tions, birthday party, service desk, recognition banquet, and the pledge show. fu 71 1 elaine ingram s. e. c. president, dances with orchestra leader sam donahue at s. e. c. dance row l-dave beer, bob cooksey, ed hildebrandt, paul rydzinski, bill streeter, bob green. row 2-morry mannies, bobbie mattingly, glen hyndman, ianie la- row, elaine ingram, rachel moody, travis burleson, sharon ronneau, leigh morris. row 3-mr. deal, arlene karp, sharon gebert, mary ann clark, ierri- anne craig, barbara sedlak, dr. collier. each year the student executive council sponsors several campus wide events. included in these are the all-school mixer, homecoming, and parents day. this year s. e. c. adopted a revised constitution, which was the result of an intensive study. this new constitution increased the s. e. c., mem- bership to twenty-three members, representing a wider segment of the student association. the student executive council at ball state was active this year pro- moting student activities, fostering traditions, and bettering the overall atmosphere of the campus. this year s. e. c. has expanded its number of representatives to twenty-three so as to have more extensive rep- resentation. serving under the five commissioners are many committees who cor- relate campus social events, school spirit, and supervise all elections held on the campus throughout the year. student executive council also sponsors homecoming, parents' day, b-book, aids in the selection of the cheer leaders, and publishes the social calendar. as a whole, each com- mittee member represents a segment of a group or activity on campus, thereby assuring better overall government for all the students. commissioners public relations-dave beer social-jerrianne craig elections-paul rydzinski internal affairs-sharon gebert homecoming-glen hyndman officers president-elaine ingram vice-president-dave beer secretary-rachel moody treasurer-dick sorrell 23 Qr ,432 f'W f'N row 'l-dee dillon, ruth folkers, pat gouldsbery, carol corbin, patra redman, martha martln sue iean kennedy, ianie larowe, charlene grolla. row 2-steve kosanovich, larry conrad, richard faust, bill streeter lohn gordon norm mccurdy iack o'nan, ir., fred hamilton, russ poor, kent gordon, kenny hillman don nelson dick uhllr student executive councH committees the student execu- tive council commit- tees work with the commissioners to carry on much of the work of the coun- cil. under the new constitution adopted this year the number of commissions has been reduced to five, each with several sub- commissions. .A 4 V --...--.-..-.......- - .-,--.. -.,.......- ......j.,. four men who are senior cadets in the afrotc program and part of the staff which runs the cadet corps, look over some paper work. they are cadet major jack riggsg cadet colonel james vanderbeck, wing commanderp cadet lt. col. ronald gerkinp and cadet major david speer. wr tz: ggjence U R in 'U Q department -- Q . ,..- gs- vi. I 1 S Q ps rgfffg wkw . a view through the door of the afrotc department of- fice where training begins for the basic cadet who enrolls in the programg and where the training ends with a com- mission in the u.s. air force for those who complete the course. freshmen cadets robert babcock and jim kirkman spruce up before their mon- day morning drill. must look sharp or the h. s. boys might frown upon them. maior paul hughes amuses iunior and senior cadets in class with some war stories . lg if seated-jerry wiseman, bill przybysz,mai.hughes,dean leach, dave spear, iames rusby. standing-gary weiss, william ioyce, nelson weaver, ITICX FTTOOYS. arnold air society -- members of aas are shown during one of their many sessions held to plan the annual military ball. installed locally in 1951 as the eddie rickenbacker squad- ron of arnold air society. the organization is a national for members of afrotc programs at college and universities who are juniors and seniors. this group is the functional sponsor of the military ball. officers of the ball state squad- ron are: commander h. dean leach, executive officer james rusby, adiutant recorder raymond gardner, comptroller terry craig, and sponsor, maior paul a. hughes. rl' 13 members of the exhibition corps of ball state's afrotc unit prepare for a performance by donning their fancy gear. below, the corps drill team provides halftime entertain- ment at a cardinal basketball game which is just one ot their many ap- pearances made during the school year. 'XX the angels practice . . . the angels perform band, drill team, color guard and 1 V angel flight members happily de- ' part for a 'Frequent off-campus en- gagement. the entire ball state afrotc exhibition corps is viewed in front of the indiana theatre in downtown indianapolis for the ceremonies at the state premiere of the movie, battle hymn , depicting col. dean hess's story. col. hess and indianapolis mayor bayt are the two men in the center of the line at foreground. -way, 'O l i angel flight -- 1 .!, , 2' 1 front to back: row 1-nancy suitts, carolyn snouwart, carol black, connie johnson, myra klingerman, alice iohnson. row 2-sonia walters, sharon ronneau, nancy williams, roberta mckaig, marilyn miene, barbara ander- son, darlene uridel. row 3-rita wells, ioan nichols, sandy schoof, alice stuber, mary colbert, ianice burrell. row 4-marsha mason, carolyn webb, pat neal, pat morrison, phyllis williams, barbra braughton, bonnie habegger. row 5-pat cole, ann hall, sally weyler, marge reagon, rebecca lyons, alice moore. row 6-max moore, richard faust. l l angel flight was organized in the spring of 1954 as a sponsor type organization of the afrotc corps unit at ball state. it eventually grew into a large enough group that a constitution was drafted and ap- proved by sec in 1955-56 to give the organization campus recognition as a social group and as an aux- iliary of the local chapter of arnold air society. angel flight is primarily an exhibition unit, however, a secondary function of the organization is to aid the progress of arnold air society. one major way they do this is by helping sponsor and plan the annual military ball. also, the honorary colonel and her court i are selected from the ranks of angel flight. a liason officer from arnold air co-ordinates business be- tween the two organizations and serves as advisor and drill instructor. delegates from the ball state angel flight attended the arnold air society conclave in new york city in april of this year along with 40 delegates from 14 other angel flight type units from that many schools. these dele- gates held sessions and formed the angel flights into a national organization as an auxiliary to arnold air society. besides the homecoming activities, of which the group was a part, other highlights of the year include perform- ing at bunker hill air force base in connection with the state afrotc basketball tournament, participation in cere- monies for the state premiere of the movie battle hymn , and an invitation to perform at the purdue in- vitational rotc drill at purdue in march, plus several other high school and parade exhibitions. commander-carol black operations officer-shirley schenck adiutant recorder-marilyn miene comptroller-ianice burrell public relations officer-phyllis williams liason officer-max moore, richard faust sponsors-capt. clarence cross, capt. charles o'neal X the art department s, 5 5+ , . , fN, f -L 1 J I it P aff, N dr. nichols discusses a painting with the noted artist betty esman, lecturer of the summer arts festival. the john dewey method in action. art students can draw! miss mysch aids and ad- vises students in their weaving classes. time and patience pay off in this tedious work. NJN 1 l dr. brown made a charming auction- eer at the kallista art auction. the smock is the latest thing for art faculty. bmw herb hummer and kacey powell weigh out clay in preparation for a class in ceramics. IJ' xx 1 :fl I X 3- S5517 ' betty esman, dr. nichols, william storey, and victor blackwell en- gaged in many informal discussions at the summer art festival. 32 activities with which kallista has been associated in the past year include such things as: the freshman art students orientation, con- structing a homecoming float, having a christ- mas party, sponsoring the eventful Cas well as colorful! bohemian browl, contributing and hold- ing the annual art auction, going on an annual field trip, and awarding the susan trane scholar- ship of one-hundred dollars to an outstanding art student. in addition to these functions, the club gave fifty dollars to the third annual draw- ing and small sculpture show as a purchase prize. ofhcera president , . . gary r. bennett vice-president . . beverly macclean secretory delray green treasurer , , dona stiff sponson lucia mysch kallista art club -- row l-ruth ann schuhmacher, joyce markus, virginia addington, marcia schlehr. row 2-delray green, donna stiff, marlene lee, gary bennett, nancy brown, iohn gordon, iack meredith, gathel paul. row 3-ray bullock, iim haves, marg bluhm, iohn french. a t f ' 1 . 33 row l-alice abroham, toots pickett, mari- O'l:l:lCerS: Ofle blvhmf fabeffa law- president l barbara larue king 'OW 2-lUaY Wannf nafman Calanf barbara vice-president l .. .,.. marilyn needler king, nancy brown, john french, sandy scott, Secretary V Ihlglyl Mio be,-gin alice nichols, gary bennett, ray bullock, iim treasurer N D qrllll sandra scoff hayes. SpOnSOl'! dr. alice nichols dr. roberta law delta phi delta -- delta phi delta was organized and founded january IO, 1909 at the university of kansas. to promote art in the united states, recognize scholarship and professional ability, and to fos- ter true friendship are but three ofthe aims and goals of this honorary. in attempting to carry out its purpose, delta phi delta operates through sponsoring a child- ren's fair, art scholarship, sidewalk sale, sale of christmas cards and blenko glassware, plus publishing such publications as pallette, manual, and a newsletter. 34 -ifjffr YY We Y I' 4 -4 J M by - ...Q l J, 2 in E ft 2' rr. Q' sae M X 'K ,K5 1 X 'S r YA - v-'f . ... ,. 4 if 1 .vs -it bill story, art instructor, received national recognition with abstract expressionism paintings developed in a new polymer media which were exhibited at the cororan art museum in washington and the whitney art gallaries in new york city. harry bertoia's contribution was one of the most talked about pieces in the second an- nual drawing and small sculp- ture show which included 218 works by 156 artists selected from over 'IOOO nation-wide en- tries. Q54 history of the glass container in the western world was the theme of an exhibit in the ball state galleries in which ll6 collectors' items illustrated the development of glass from prehistoric times to the present. kallista members are busy hanging the show of paintings by former visiting artists. X SL! xENT OGDAN' NUM C 36 i 1 blenko glassware provides the ball state artists a whirl in the glass world. delta phi delta shoulders the responsibility. i didn't un- lock this case iust for your amusement, iohn. but marcia, i know this is a gorgeous piece, but i'm only a struggling ball stater. 7-n Mqy I Wing : -7 5' N K f N 1 g A 1 i as ,X K I ' '15 X c, , .H-Q, :I 'RX delta phi delta conducts saturday art classes Xfor the kiddies. cute, aren't they? . -Q:-ff--2-f , rams ' A ' . , J- , N I J , elementary maiors just being ,QS'5 creative fagainl. the papier mache construction may prove to be a source ot income in the future. the business education department as head of the dept., dr. bell is always waiting with a smile for any student with a problem. accounting-the dread of business education students - keeps many nights figuring debits and credits. Sim .Lf 'L l ' typing on an electric typewriter al- most makes the class enioyable. fsaves arm muscles too.l ,-' M - ' ' l ..,....4r..t- sy Q I. 'kg-r1t,3-gs.Gj5gs' , N5 z I -3?-5,.5 w s V ' ' 3,,gf3:?pT5' , , s A' . MSX- ,W ,xuyc .Y , I., 11525--4 5 . 1 ctr 37 commerce club -- officers: president . ., ,, i, .. ., , ron gerkin vice-president .. darl bookout treasurer ,... ..r.. paul rydzinski secretary ..,, ,,..,.. ,..,, l a rry haynes Sp0l'lSOf'S2 dr. frances s. hardin dr. robert p. bell commerce club serves the students of business administration and business education at ball state. the club endeavors to supplement classroom work with various interesting and informative programs. some of the highlights of the year include programs dealing with problems of teaching business education, interviewing for jobs, and panel discussions by such organizations as the young presidents organization, and other prominent groups. during the year commerce club was active in civic affairs for the city of muncie. each year at christmas the club collects money in the business educa- tion department to be used for christmas baskets for the needy families in the surrounding area. the annual commerce club picnic climaxes the year. row l-martha miller, carlene wright, rae anne trainer, dr. carmichael, ron gerkin, paul rydzinski, dr. bell, darl bookout, larry haynes, marilyn felty, carolyn shreeves. row 2-carolyn webb, mary lou hoover, fran wild, ianice hays, rosalyn shoemaker, ianet johnson, iillene ker- chenfaut, io hartman, henrietta purkhiser, markene dykhuizen, marsha mason, barbara burton, barbara crow, lewis savmi. row 3-ann bassler, mariorie reagon, iodi reynolds, ieri anne lee, lori kazmierczak, susie perigo, frank phelps, russ poor, larry meyer, dick sorrell, dick watkins, david poore. row 4-margie cook, patricia north, iana lee opdycke, margaret gwinnup, barb anderson, marge gooding, wendell smith, ward iamesen, bob mattingly. row 5-william phillips, allen speicher, william lawrence, leuellen dean, paul parkinsen, larry miller, leigh mor- ris, dan carmichael, gene doden, kent beeler, i. alan morgan, norman iones, billy padgett, bob bottom. 38 row 1-marilyn felty, jean whiteneck, bradley neal. row 2-rosalyn shoemaker, susie perigo, marge gooding. row 3-ron gerkin, paul rydzinski, paul parkison. standing-jane garringer, iudy wagner, robert bell, norbert scher, iames newcomer, marcella andrew, iillene kerchenfault, marge reagon, bob imler, vernal h. carmichael, i. alan morgan, danny Iaycock, mr. swinford. pi omega pi -- pi omega pi was founded at northeast missouri state teachers college, iune 13, 1923. xi chapter was established at ball state teachers college, on december 6, 1929, the first honorary to be established on the campus. there are four aims of pi omega pi: 111 to create, en- courage, promote, and extend interest in scholarship, C21 to promote the ideal of civic betterment through the prac- tice of good citizenship, C31 to encourage and promote high ethical standards in business and professional life, and C41 to teach the ideal of service as the basis of all worthy enterprise. annual functions include such things as the following- assisting with the annual business education conference, assisting with the annual fbla state conference, and pur- chasing magazines for the lounge in the business educa- tion department in co-ordination with the commerce club. president vice-pres. secretary treasurer officers: , marilyn felty , , . . norbert scher mary iane garringer melvin myers SPODSOFSZ miss mina iohnson miss lois guthrie mr. basil swinford dr. robert p. bell 39 Q-.. V L.. Q Qi Na 'K' c a - .1-2:2 1 1' ,Q ut 1 ,r .xx lx x 2' pw ., M 22,1- f , ,f i i 40 5 operating a calculating ma- chine takes plenty of concen- tration. doesn't it bob? X nan raine fills a duplicat- ing machine. it is always empty iust when you want to use it. the education department -- . x' L... dr. mauth looks over the results of a research project he has just finished. term paper time! now to find those precious books with summaries at the end of each chapter which can be copied! participation class finds ball staters experiencing their first taste of teaching. a kindergarten class goes on a flower-picking spree. 41 TC' Ci row 'I-dorcas condon, kaye etchison, judy funk, jan johnson, ester dawson, jessie emerson, shirley hufford, joy moyer. row 2-donna hutcheson, sharon dalke, darlene dittrich, dorothy cormier, mary ann hasty, marilyn miene, sally riegle, pat wells, mariana moore, sue jean kennedy, elaine agness. row 3-marjorie hawkins, marva haas, carol kellerman, nancy chandler, ginny paris, janis quinn, carolyn rigsbee, sandy titterling, carol eggers, phyllis roberts. row 4-yvonne rutherford, janice taylor, gail burge, joyce markus, sally snow, joann sock, maxine hiner, wilma scultz, carol brammell, martha martin. A row 5-dot cord, del carder, mary helen craig, donna mcelfresh, sharon eberhard, barbara blades, janet white, anita sheets, sandra fields. association for childhood education -- ball state's chapter of a. c. e. is a part of an international organization which has its head- quarters in washington, d. c. it is a professional organization for all those interested in the education of the child, its membership is not limited to teachers or people preparing to be teachers. The primary purpose of the ball state chapter is to further the professional interests of the students in elementary education. the meetings of the organization are monthly with programs keyed to the interest of its mem- bers. the group usually has an annual unesco project, two book sales, one in the fall and one in the spring, aids in sponsoring elementary education day, and sends delegates to the international convention. this year the group has been proud to claim rick dellinger as the editor of the student column in the international branch exchange, newsletter for the organization. norma heer bennett has had the honor of being the state unesco chairman. six delegates were sent to the national convention in los angeles, california. 42 ,W ,. X ii Q row 1-sandy osborne, sandra schlemmer, Ioan nichols, phyllis vandine, joan vahle, linda walker, sherry walker, sherry o'dell, kay ienkins. row 2-pat young, margaret hatwood, phillip morris, tom davis, bob prewitt, alan camren, richard byrum, don eckles, martha rhoades, ian sanders. row 3-bonnie habegger, lynn stouse, lois schumm, barbara bonfield, betty finchum, margaret pressel, susan , peterson, ieannie dubois. 3 row 4-barbara paxson, mary murray, barbara gallagher, barb waechter, patsy smith, mar le wilson, beverly i herd, diane gardner, pat hosier, bonnie fusselman, phyllis crowel. row 5-sylvia starr, ruth whaley, iudy fiedler, alice grossman, barbara ols, ann zieg, pat slane, evelyn haug- land, shirley voisard, carol gebhardt. officers: president ian johnson vice-president iessie emerson secretary ., ester dawson , treasurer A dave beer I SPOUSOTSI Q dr. sornson dr. olson V dr. vail dr. herman Q dr. iohnson mr. barnes I dr. mauth miss davidson i l gt i do it yourself workshop is the t theme of an interesting lab meeting i for a.c.e. 'ss kappa delta pi -- kappa delta pi was established when the illinois education club was reorganized on march 8, 1911, and in- corporated june 8, 1911, under the laws of the state of illinois as the honorary educational fraternity, kappa delta pi. in 1932, this title was changed to kappa delta pi, an honor society in education. there are 181 chapters of kappa delta pi in the united states. the gamma theta chapter at ball state teachers college was established on may 28, 1931. it meets monthly and has worthwhile programs and projects throughout the year. kappa delta pi encourages high professional, intellectual, and personal standards and recognizes outstanding contributions to education. membership consists of persons who exhibit commendable personal qualities, worthy educational ideals, and sound scholarship. some of the functions for the past year have been christmas party for the less fortunate children of muncie, ice cream social, record dance, financial support for high school senior day, and scholarship awards. officers: SPOHSOFSI president jack otncm dr. koenker dr. anderson Vice-president iudy burke dr. morsey mr. holtzman Secretory Carol Welch dr. ganzhorn treasurer robert gillespie row 1-annettie good, bob gillespie, kaye etchison, jack o'nan, jr., judy funk, don hubbard, mary ann hasty, sue jean kennedy. row 2-pat slane, lois schumm, frances busby, marilyn felty, norma jean ray, jane garringer, carolyn rigsbee, mary jane chastain, elaine price, judy hanagan, carol brammell, pat wells, charlene grolla. newell, sue small, susie perigo, phyllis sedlak, janie la roe horstman, shirley hatley, marilyn miene, joan farr, diane row 3-wilma shultz, mary long, nancy leroy, ruthie, sandy scott, bonnie habegger. row 4-mary helen craig, sharon dalke, barbara gallagher, sue struve, sandy fitterling, pat colematkjan myers, donna mcelfresh, charlotte evans, connie shideler, ruth whaley, joan vahle, nancy walker, rita murray. row 5-tom curtis, lynn stouse, janet johnson, karin yopst, bob berry, shannon reffett, joe heggi, jack humbles, leigh morris, ray bullock, john ertel, ray fritsch, don nelson. 44 leigh morris and iohn poorbaugh prepare debate arguments. debating against harvard notre dame and the university of illinois kept the debate team on its toes during the year. ,- 'S J' paul engle after a session N X95-Q X of lhe summer GHS fesfwcl dr robbins gives duanne putt some advanced i v .ga .3 - -1- 'QL1 - I l .A t l , x J H vial L1 mrs. thiry works with the speech therapy department of the school and tests all in-com- ing students for speech dif- ficulties. .,..--li ,, E 1-QQ, Sglll Ffa 'vi' N , ' 1 4 . E , r- 1 ' l W . 1' ' . u ,uw students in the stagecratt classes get act- ual experience in building flats for the spotlight theatre productions. speech therapy students learn to operate audiometric equip- ment in the speech building. dr. robbins gains first-hand experience at the television sta- tion tor teaching his speech stu- dents the principles of television. at the summer speech and hear- ing clinic, students take time out for a refreshing dip in the ball state pool. Rf 'l 1: Q., X.,-v..w . 4 , , ,mx 'ruff fm .sg ' f '. g4g,.T:,r- is:-',,Z , 'PHE .r ,Z . 46 gs ts. ra , .Y ,. ,,.. if ' sigma tau delta if V 57 Tn , tv i XJ .sri A l i ti! , s A X4 AA is standing-paul gehman, charles henderson. seated-dr. lucille clifton, rosalie gleim, marcia smith, karen yopst, shannon reffett, bill click, dee konrad, rita murray, shirley hatley. sigma tau delta was founded on ball stote's campus by dr. paul royalty for the established purpose of recognizing those students who exemplified out- standing ability in the field of english. in order to stimulate creative writing on the campus, sigma tau delta spon- sors annually the publication of stet a magazine composed of poems, short stories, and sketches written exclusively by ball state students. additional to this, monthly meetings are held which feature guest speakers who represent the various aspects of the english field. officers: president charles henderson vice-president karen yopst secretary norma lean ray treasurer . .. paul gehman sponsors: dr. lucille clifton dr. paul royalty mr. john klem 47 ll P' l sigma alpha eta -- ball state students of speech and hearing therapy installed a chapter of sigma alpha eta, national honorary fraternity, made up of top scholars in these fields. the installation was held monday, may 28, , 1956. i' membership in the new chapter came from an honary organization, phi lambda chi, which had been a local ball state group. this chapter is named alpha psi and is the 35th chapter of the national organ- ix ization. the only other indiana chapter is one operating on the purdue university campus. it the organization honors students seeking professional training in therapy fields and assisting young- sters with speaking or hearing handicaps. I otticers: president ,. robert v. gillespie vice-president carol goethals secretary alice krauth treasurer marcia hamilton iunior warden marilyn phillips sponsor: mr. richard a. hoops row l-dick horvath l , a ice krauth, mr. hoops, carol goethals, bob gillespie, marcia hamilton, dick uhlir. row 2-barb mechling, wilma shultz, carol caupp, elaine schuster, beth schuster, beth schnieder, sue struve. row 3-nancy mattice, io laskowski, carol clossay, iane bennett, bette paterson, pat wells. row 4-william phillips, iack meredith. 48 'i-' -n-M ' :cc MJ ww -l'r'.c!' .1-Q.. center:-ken richardson, max moore, mariana moore, rosie borsattino, arlene owen, linda stephens, dianne putt, iva lee rothrock, dorothy hartley. back-jack cruse, larry horney, dave king, ron gearring, iohn hood, jim ice, walt lueck, jay beehler, karin yopst, dick uhlir, iohn c. board, bill click, don berndt. alpha phi gamma -- alpha phi gamma was founded at ohio university in december 1919 and locally installed as omega chapter in april 1931. to recognize individual ability and achievement of worthy students actively en- gaged in the production of the several ball state student publications and to further promote the welfare of ball state teachers college through iournalism, is the purpose of the omega chapter of alpha phi gama. this year, alpha phi gamma sponsored the eastern indiana journalism day for high school iournalists, assisted the college in conducting the autumn district convention of the american college public relations association, had a newsprint picnic in the fall for the publications' staffs, and held also a banquet in the spring recognizing the efforts of all staff members on student publications. ball state's omega chapter has also served this year as the home for the national office of alpha phi gamma and has assisted in the publication of the black and white, the national periodical for the honorary, and has aided the national president, dr. louis e. inglehart. officers: don berndt ,,..., ,.,,, ,,.,, president linda stephens ,, , ,, vice-president iohn hood, A ,. . .1 secretary-treasurer if x sponsors: jr dr. louis e. inglehart mr. john mark iohns ,W,,,,,., mrs. dorothy hartley mr. walter lueck dr. louis inglehart national president N96 N 0 43515 WWW a salesman fzfv - spotlight -- . '-nlrigi 5 ,Qt wg I ' W! spotlight theatre members are stud- ents interested in drama and stagecraft. they display their talents several times during each school year by putting on productions such as those mentioned on the adioining page. the group also en- ioys social functions of their own as one can see in the above photo. row l l. to r.-gene harkin, lynn e detling, e. s. strother. row 2-sandy wiggins, sharon lee kel- ley, dan ort, rod baugh. row 3-jim hall, eddy black, c. cl. knapp, phyllis abrams, don williams. row 4 standing-roberta phillips, shir- ley jean hatley. seated-jerry harrell, dale milner. 133 Q, mf sw, W' +A., . , , , vSkN , 'Q ,PN V , X M4 1 t .. .14 'll' U .gt - ' 4 ' 5 5 ,fi , , 'A-in Q ., v ,rs ,f',,n- f, ., 1, IQI1 fl 'Ji ' 'fflia X , ball s'ra're news 1-J., 1-, 'Waals' '5 V I's 1-onnf vi g don berndt, editor-in-chief 52 -fav 44, linda stephens, associate editor, iay beehler, business manager, ifall and winter termslp larry horn- ey, business manager, Cspring ferml. v news and society staFf -- business staft -- :gi---5 -.... 'i-- 'Q+-.. -Qu '--..- '-...H -'--.-...,, -.., 1! butch pippen, dee stone, ivalee rothrock, rosy bor- sattino, dianne putt, bette paterson, bob paterson, bob haven, max moore. sitting-dean speicher, mike thorn, dick uhlir, and don carmich- ael. standing-pete fox, iohn mitchell, and bob weiss. copy and exchange staFF -- c.-1 6 ' 4' 7 ':..f'22 'I x ,, K .5 'ss bryon porvis, barbara medved, bill click. sports and feature staft -- kenny richardson, dave king, ron gear- ring, kent beeler, tom smith, jack cruse, bob bonshire, and john hood. 53 wil fi - A 1. 5. ,V , I fl f. u 'J fx .fi 5- 1: .. ,, . . ,. E is Q5 .1 ,fa -. 5,'9'gx, ' v -s - W waist: Qi ,Vg is gf max moore associate editor ,Q ' ,I--g---t iam-, -fs. b . . , fi, Q, i tom hutton fraternity editor iohn hood sports editor , x iA:T- ZS of if ,Q . I K .Y X kenny richardson, faculty and administration editor fi . J fi .x .g n , 'Y 1 ,gwy V D I iohn board organizations editor sir, ' I 0 O l .W n,4..r.x-fm.-I N 3 ' ' . C Q Q x I 0 arlene owen senior editor dick watkins Wg! 1 business manager mary helen pippen advertising editor nv- Q, f -.,.fi.. -W, W , .' fi,-. 1 gi . nn. .. -if'- V Z I i i 3 fran wild sorority editor Nauru-.A - ' ' i 1,3 1 V 5' ed burns adver1ising manager norm jones sales manager 1-N C3 mariy fleicher organization manager Q , , ' fp 1.54 s 5 A . -Q' 'Aw A if 1- '. '11 ,, , , ' ' i Q 3 , V . X N 1 I LQ y y i K it K Q? NJ a 1176 r 'K ,. 3 Lf' aw J c is fzll Hilti 2 4 X 'ff li ,f 5 I A 59? Pg? W iv ' A ws' W G ' ' iack cruse, chuck gruber, anneftie good, mary helen bailey, editorial Staff marilyn keesling, dave king, bill click. assislanls -- Mba -ff marge stahl, edi- , ff R tor-in-chief, checks ff . 1, Wx some lay-outs with shirley williams, edi- torial staff member. did you say a dum- -l-Jf- my ? jim brown, dave beer, iudy hannigan, carol Sales S1'O'H lehman, ann zieg, john gordon, iane edwards, larry , homes. asslslanfs -- dr. bey's beginning spanish offers practi- cal knowledge ofa living language. and she is so persevering. foreign language department -- Kr .kk I .X 'S li iff learning to count in french is simplified by the bouncing ball method. ball staters teach in the burris summer school to gain experience. 1511 i 1 E33 Q VT! X , X, - ,sf f x. ff,-fm, more petits enfants learn french. no- tice the names on the bulletin board display. t Q 0 if ' 2 'Q Siu' ,.,. , -, ' , if , ,K f my ls 'l'v.f students find that mrs. hicks is a good instructor when it comes to french. les petis enfants regardent les livres at burris summer school. s x miss moore stops for a home economics department 1524 moment in her attractive office and chooses a book from the case for examina- tion. see her modern irons? YTLLTIH mi - . sY H I fr. fx ' .1 X 'lk-tv., 4. me Xbqwazii-fe df: 'YQ l , H ierri-, ruby and marty enioy punch etc. with bC'S'C Sewmg Sfep bv Stepj buthflincy mary beeman Cemeritus head of the home eco wha' about OH 'hose years 'n 4' ' nomics departmentj at a mary beeman club tea linda abrell, secretary in the home economics department, keeps everything on an even keel and the office full of flow- ers. 5- -7--f .f N- 12f1ai.f.a3fS5':g5 gms. - ,,-fp .j'i's', 4' I Qg giv-A .,41 l.,', ' QI i 1 1 i f, if-i ,mwxk- .l iq if ' N., . K k gi 1, 15 'Q l, n ,4 W' l ' :lil F13 3, .. ,. Q l 494,31-J '74 X r I' 1 uf! A l ,f-'- 1-..- 60 C ,I' i myrna cortdz learns the correct method of using a timesaving dishwasher in the home eco- nomics kitchen. mary lou basting her suit project in home economics sewing class. i beverly and ann consider possible reuphol- 'Q stering fabrics in the home economics depart- ment living room. row l-myrna cordtz, nancy hertel. row 2-shirley fearnow, bonnie follis, sue pensing, mary lou stroup, barbara talmadge, martha gray, phyllis sine, iudy weil, beverly baker, elizabeth swank. row 3-tleana sheets, shirley freer, annettie good, mary drumm, pat sparks, marcella andrew. 'PQ , K A 'Q 2' phi upsilon omicron -- the local home economics honorary of theta sigma became a chapter of the national phi upsilon omicron honorary fraternity in april, 1956. since then, the chapter has spent an active year organ- izing and strengthening themselves in order to promote, advance, and strengthen the field of home economics on the campus and elsewhere. officers: resident , elizabeth swank P vice-president . ,marcella andrew secretary . myrna cordtz treasurer . , mary lou stroup SpOI lSOI'! miss mildred moore 1 mary beeman club -- Cu C? Q T-e. 4 4 A c f XK cv 4? cr if f row 'I-bonnie follis, miss schermer, mary lou stroup, neva hoke, ianet allen, barbara good, marcella andrew, karen lawshe. row 2-doris kreamer, joyce mccammon, ieri trusty, bonnie hoy, ioanne gruszka, phyllis rager, sue pensinger. row 3-mary drumm, mary ellen kelsey, myrna cordtz, elizabeth swank, ruth ann schuhmacher. nancy hertel, beverly gilmore. row 4-ioyce calloway, martha gray, lean sheetts, nellie lower, iudy brooke, arlene houston. 1. ,1 ,fl 62 ,.e':Qu, 55 - the mary beeman club consists ot girls who are interested in home economics: and, therefore, its activities are centered around that field. meeting through out this year were highlighted by alpha braunworth with her travels in the orient, a demonstration by the singer sewing machine company, a lecture by general mills on the use of mixes in institutional baking, a tea at miss beeman's home, and a good grooming talk by amber's beauty school. a chili supper in october, contributions to the international scholar- ship fund sponsored by the american home economics associa- tion and to out local mildred johnson fund, delegates attending the state's teachers' meeting at indianapolis, and, this spring, attendance at the indiana home economics association conven- tion at indianapolis rounded out the year's activities. our own karen lawshe brought home distinction when she was elected state vice-president of the college clubs section of ihea. officers: president ,.., , neva hoke vice-president ianet allen secretary , barbara good treasurer . ., marcella andrew historian . mary lou stroup te vice-president . ..,t, karen lawshe sponson there hermer our may meeting included an initiatio eremony for seniors wanting to ioin ihea. 'Z dr. loats finds out that it isn't easy to teach females the mysteries of iig saw operation. those ash trays pounded out by ele- mentary majors come in handy back in the dormitory. elementary students always need to know such useful pro- jects as ash tray construction, too. xii. e industrial arts department -- .... ,. f , . uwgw. ... 1-.., mr. wagner assists a student with a drafting problem in the drawing room. the refreshment center in the pa building helps provide nourishment enough to get through the day. notice all the milk being drunk. 63 I' epsilon pi tau was founded in 1929 at ohio state university and the beta chapter was ,g founded at ball state in january of 1930 by orville e. sink. the fraternity strives for improving the professional standards in industrial education, keep- ,fl ing the members informed of the national progress and trends in the field, and attempting to promote good fellowship and research for the improvement of the teaching profession by encouraging good craftsmanship and leadership. this year epsilon pi tau participated in the indiana state fair, in the industrial arts con- Y5- ference, and sponsored two fine programs, one by the do-all company, and the other by dr. karl martz of indiana university. in addition to this, a newsletter is published bi-annually. officers: president . donald steward vice-president , ,. robert berry . I secretary , ,. robert drew epSliOn pl i'ClU 1 treasurer .,,. ,.,, ,,., . , dale ostler tv' sponsors: dr. fred schmidt, ir. L dr. henry a. loats rw 1 r 1 i K -vs -Q. ,Ss L sc- 14.5 seated-sherman johnson, wendell willis, sterling gentry, paul hirsch, bob berry. standing-alan talmadge, loren holbrook, iake reams, robert drew, russ poor, don steward. 64 industrial arts club -- row 'l-russ poor, loren holbrook, robert drew, sterling gentry, paul clay, bob berry. row 2-bob mathers, neil kunkle, tom drew, jack apple, irv stumler, don steward, donald bald- ridge. row 3-gerald kirby, bob cooksey, don kissel, marion asche, orville brummett, george addison, sherma n johnson. the industrial arts club is composed of students interested in industrial arts. the objectives of this organization are to draw the various interests of its members together and to promote the social and professional re- lationships which round out the life of the industrial arts student. officers: president robert drew vice-president sterling r. gentry secretary loren holbrook treasurer paul clay sponsors: mr. bernard iosif mr. iake reams wagner, schmidt, and reams presented a pro- gram on television, introducing the industrial arts department to the community. proiects constructed in ball state classes were used for demonstration purposes. nice, huh? a lathe certainly is confusing, isn't it. well, learning this may provide a future. a confusing shot of the industrial arts program at the tv station. looks interesting, doesn't it. the library science department 15' the micro-viewer in periodical service is a mystery to most students, but mr. coil is assisting one baffled student in its use. miss hoke examines two peices of oriental architecture from her collection in t.m.s. these peices are a part of the architecture show which was a featured display this year. 'TD -as I'OW klepser. row hoover, I'OW lips, ba library science club the library science club was organized in 1945 for the purpose of better acquamting library science malors with their sublect area through the functions of the club its mem bers receive a broader viewpoint of library work the organization begins and ends each school year with a picnic monthly me g are held with speakers on some phase of library work as well as publishing a rary science newspaper newsette , the organization holds a white elephant sale ecem ber and a christmas tea for members ITTT' MJ' m,--sf , dr. grady sits in her office looking over a truck of newly pur- chased books. fdo you feel as if there were a cat wctching you?D at the library charging desk, mrs. troxell and a student assistant check the day's circulation. Tb-e ,. ,,,.,,,1 3 .493 S R it's a tough job deciding which books should be ordered for the library. miss scherr has iust found one that sounds pretty good to her. 69 Ti' ' M L. , its l X ,ff A, 5 i lv V Al ,.. xjf NJ mr. lwiggins checks the answers to some test problems on a calcu- lating machine. the mathematics department -- in one ot the up-to-date and com fortable classrooms of the math build ing, dr. brumfield lectures to his class math and science clubs -- row l-richard snodgross, mr. deal, frances busby, rich- ard l. stanley, don hubbard, marcella carpenter, noel thorn- burg, shelby smith. row 2-dr. edwards, mr. higgins, donna smith, audrey wilhite, sara wasson, mary jane chastqin, ioyce craig, donald e. miller, dr. hummel. row 3-harold stanley, iohn poorbaugh, bob cage, charles parish, henry hasek. row 4-jack humbles, gale ferris, lowell evans, arthur lumm, Iohn clayton, tom deahl, brad thomas, ronald williams. row 5- bill mcdaniel, carl brehmer, tom mccory, lowell stine, millard knowles, raymond fritsch, harold smith. officers: math club science club pres. . .. ,.., don hubbard pres. richard stanley v.-pres. . marcella carpenter v.-pres. , noel thornburg sec. .,., frances busby sec. and treas. .,,. ., jack humbles treas. marcella carpenter the math and science clubs have had one joint meeting this year. this meeting consisted of a field trip to the indiana bell telephone company in indianapolis to see univac, the electronic computing machine. other program of the math club have in- cluded the following: spring and fall pic- nics, astronomy films, paper folding ex- ercises, and a discussion of conics, talks on quality control and series, and mathemati- cal games. the science club also had a picnic, pic- tures on alaska, talk on cancer, soil preser- vation, the film our mr. sun, and pictures of a class trip through the west and canada. sigma zeta -- L sw 355513 ' .s j 2 J x ' 2 Yr- 5, will row l-mr. deal, frances busby, dr. edwards, mary jean chastain, dr. hummel. row 2 ralph place, don troyer, richard snodgrass, henry hesek, harold smith, iack humbles. row 3 raymond fritsch, mr. herbert gaede, bill feikes, william mathews, don nelson. sigma zeta was founded at shurtleff college in alton, illinois, in the autumn of 1925. it is an honorary society for science and math students. xi chapter was chartered in 1938. the purpose of this society is: QU to encourage and foster the attainment of a knowledge of the sciences, and C21 to recognize the attainment of high scholarship among those fitted for membership in this society. a national meeting of sigma eta was held in april at the kitselman conference center at which time new aspects on various scientific fields were discussed as well as the results of various members' research. officers: president jack e. humbles vice-president . donald nelson secretary frances busby sponsors: dr. a. hummel dr. r. shelley mr. duane deal 72 Y I 2 I the , i ITIUSIC department -- 5 if ! Q S si it i s t W A, , . 5 y .. ,, A ,-. YN 'N MMM b the chamber music group composed of gideon grau, irene grau, salvatore silipigni, and vivian hoyes performed many times during the school year. be it stuc of voice or in- strument, tl is opportunity knowledge and experience ambitious to pursue 1 n even the most ian. iohn and patsy engrossed in their bows and strings. 73 . HH l , keyboards -- and ' l' iust a few minutes to tickle those ivories. undoubt- edly, it's the regular practice sessions which produce the the pianists. alice alexander strives to master the stops through her study of organ and its music. 74 mr. kohler and floyd hurst, assistant concert master of the music symphony go over a musical score before the long hours of practice begin. well, fiddles don nuen hits a low g. concert choir row 1-donna jones, linda camren, sandy dyer, charlene cultice, kay peabody, sally ros brugh, carol ann kirkpatrick, shirley conner, janet bolen, jennie corle. row 2-barbara clerkin, linda lemasters, ann rody, pat boyer, freda cohen, bobbu nrwin joellen miller, mary christman, judy wann. row 3-carol loudenback, jane smith, sherry o'deIl, donna fidler, judy johnson, kay burres jenny pollard, sally sue riegel. row 4-carroll alexander, richard dynes, noble longardner, bill tatum, kent gordon jerald kitchel, rick seaver. row 5-alton watts, ronald hodgson, kent anclrews, edward flake, ron seidner row 6-herb cappel, lawrence larsen, don the concert choir of ball state is composed of a selected group of students under the direction of f. lemuel ander- son. the choir has an active part in the college program. it performs for civic groups in the community such as, the kiwansis and rotary clubs and also it gives programs in highschools throughout the state. kennedy, jerry pierce, dick moster orchesfro m1aerb1o sigma alpha iota -- serving as co-sponsors with phi mu alpha, sigma alpha iota helps make possible the annual fraternity-sorority sing, a christmas party for underprivileged children, and an annual musical production such as hms pinaforef' sigma alpha iota also ushers for concerts given by the college organization, the muncie symphony, and civic music. it also presents an annual american musicale. av 4-0 row 1-doris howard, carol deck, ioy kean, sally rosburgh, gathel paul, sylvia yancich. row 2-grace hamill, evelyn strother, jane smith, elaine cunningham, barbara mccool, leona gorden. row 3-sandra botkin, alice alexander, ioellen miller, donna iones, charlene cultice, amelia minninch. officers: president , . barbara mccool vice.-president evelyn strother corr. sec. .. . , ,, leona gorden rec. sec. sally rosbrugh treasurer ,, . alice alexander sponsors: mrs. edwin warner wits vocclize mrs. rhoton cross X for lyrics of miss patricia mullins l h.m.s. pinatore row l-edwin goldstein, carroll alexander, gerald sweet, tom good, don kutchback, rick seaver, levon noel, philip morris. row 2-phil rider, robert machinski, don pastryk, dee stewart, lowell evans, bob swing, bob miller, richard gorden. row 3-bill tatum, jerry sox, denzel barricklow, jerry pierce, alton white, ronald hodgson. phi mu alpha sinfonia -- fifty years after being founded in boston, phi mu alpha sinfornia installed locally delta lambda chapter, men's national music honorary fraternity. the phi mu alpha sinfonia strives to advance the cause of music, to foster the music welfare and brotherhood of students of music, to develop the truest fraternity spirit among its members, and to en- courage loyalty to the alma mater. some of the ways by which these purposes are furthered is through the annual american and founders day recital, co-sponsor of the annual music production, this year's being h, m. s. pinafore, co-sponsor of the inter-fraternity sorority sing on parent's day, phi mu cru, and individual members distinguishing themselves in the community as well as on the campus. officers: president dee stewart vice-president ed golstein secretary levon noel treasurer bob miller sponsors: angelo frascarelli charles hubbard WN., - . ywvpm i E Vw M ' 9 1 f? ff'51 Q- 3 I-1'-5..5V A Q '. 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M - if - s v A . -my A ,f 'W V x 41 ,' + ..,,e s. t x., At H - sum WOW0 - il 49 band officers: president don fountain vice-president , charles owen secretary r ian myers treasurer . .. ,. . david beer pub. iim cory, denzel barricklow conductor dr. merton utgaard band staff: band manager carl harrison librarian drum maior head twirler , shirley iester r gerald sweet marilyn haas secretary alice sackmire student conductors: robert miller gerald sweet nearly 200 high school maiorettes participated in this year's band spon- sored twirling festival in the ball gymnasium. 1' I ii' 3 disc iockey marv hunter of sta- tion wowo, ft. wayne, emcees at the band's show to salute him dur- ing marv hunter day at b.s.t.c. a clarinet formation is part of the history of iazz show. i r ff' if f fr lfii ff + ffl, A t i- fgig? ' HW-iffiw ms fiigmttizirr i l' Wi . g t - X: .h .- n v 1 . F ifi J TJ' 9-Qs mms: , -5 . 5 j H, ' .1 v Qjwan r 1' .' -, -f -' . . . J D f '-fir? .- 7 , b y-li' F F 1., - .. 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Q , -- .--I ' 51' :..4 -:-,'. , N t i is i s.. r S 4, summertime and the music department -- many strange appearing stud- ents were ci part of the opera work ship in the spring. 1 lt ch nl 99245 members of the music department performed an orig- inal composition, parable ot death, by lukas toss at the summer arts festival. it was rather warm practicing! 82 , X W at :af f A N it ,egg 3. 5 , as 1 if 1 N. dr. strother, Iukas toss, dr. har- greaves, and dr. anderson relax and cool oft during a break in the summer arts festival. do they ever look professional! 4 l i i 's l 4 L i l ll beginning swimming means get- ting a good start in the shallow end of the pool. and it is so warm in the pool on those cold winter days! the I physical education department -- 'W NI, X miss woody examines the technique miss nicoloff teaches tennis inside on of gertrude lippincott, noted choreo- one of those rainy spring days. this gives grapher, as she performs one of her the girls a chance to rest up for the warm dances. days of strenuous play outdoors on the COUl'lS. 83 t Ill -er ...Ei wr 'X 3' terry beater, ambrose dulle, larry shippy, james ice, ed innis, pug hoover. row 2-allen souder, don coar, gene hany, robert pickell, gene peorson, don rush. row 3-tom hendrickson, clon orbaugh, bud wainscott, dean gorsuch, leonard draving. row 4-ross dwiggins, bob bonshire, iack clark, bob brooke. president vice-president treasurer secretary sergeant-at-arms 1 t r P r 84 l officers: larry shippy bob bonshire iohn wuthrich ross dwiggins george cox clu C? row l lerry Wiseman bob sprague, john wuthrich, dick watkins, david poore, norman holmes row 2 pm r boyle dale ostler, larry pinkerton, don coddens, bob baker, ed hildebrandt. row 3 lerry rhodes bob reed, paul hollowell,dick sanburn, ierry thompson. row 4 george cox pm bollhauve, howard dunham. organized in i955 by varsity lettermen to perform services to the school and community was the b club. in order to prove our purpose we try to obtain and keep high standards by which our school, community, and country can be justly proud. many activities are performed throughout the school year which offer en- tertainment and display good sportsmanship. some activities are, however, performed for raising money for worthy proiects. when reviewing a list of these, such things as selling refreshments and programs at athletic events, sponsoring cardinal-white day, taking an annual trip to a professional ath- letic contest, having a iaycee basketball tourney, hosting state a.a.u. basket- ball tourney, organizing a post-season schedule of inter-squad games in football and basketball, providing a professional tennis match, and awarding two scholarships could be found. p. e. maiors' club -- row 1-phyllis williams, lee warble, kay harvey, ian koontz, shorley shumaker, lucile berry. row 2-earlene terry, barbara mechling, sue small, io laskowski, kyra mckay, annalyn stockberger, io tull, carol black. row 3-carolyn davis, helen hollingsworth, georg- anna iohnston, phyllis sedlak, barbara herman, bar- bara scott, sara munsell, annettie good. 86 by attempting to develop unity and closer relationships among faculty and physical education maiors and minors, discussing problems in the field of physical education, assuming leadership, and encouraging interest in this field and its related areas, the p. e. m. club has been organized and developed. throughout the year, members of the club kept health- fully active by preparing for the exposition, electing rep- resentatives to the state g. a. a. camp, throwing a party for the orphanage, having a party with the b club with olympic stars as guests, and finally, sponsoring high school play day. officers: president . . , ian koontz vice-president . lee warble secretary ,, kay harvey treasurer . l phyl williams SPOUSOTZ miss grace woody row 4-marcia hart, beverly rittenhouse, mary andrew, mary koehler, diane newell, marge bluhm, sandra kintzel, audrey blaskovich. row 5-norma gilchrist, peggie duffey, pat roy, carol oler, ann hagle, sandra goller. .. .. wk ,W 9 'X X ther 1-qu, d ation de- Nw., ,f d f the physical e uc mr. williams, hed 0 partment, and his secretary, loan gilmore, prepare some important correspondence for mailing. a familar face to anyone in the gym is jim colder who passes out towels ond equipment ' ' k t hysical education with his witty remar s o p students. class fills up miss fisher's folk dancing ra idly at the beginning of each term. every- P one is eager for exercise. N rf' -ixx, Q!! ........L ill It l I i 1 I l ?' xiii, l l l l l 3 i l i i 'fx gy ugly!! ,swan l N Q? x . -1 N -,paw . row newell. row kovich. N57 gs ,pw 1 N kt.-' 4 'l-io laskowski, phyllis sedlak, sue small, norma gilchrest, bev rittenhouse, diane 2-annelin stockberger, io tull, shirley shumaker, lee warble, kay harvey, audrey blas- row 3-lucille berry, doris kramer, dr. rosemary-fisher, marge bluhm, sandra kintzel. row 4-pat ray, wilma woolever, ann hagle. women's recreation association -- 88 the w.r.a was founded on this campus in 1925 by miss grace woody to promote good fellowship and sportsmanship among women by fostering an interest in leisure time activities. intramural activities sponsored by the club include hockey, soccer, speedball, modern dance, swimming, tennis, softball, golf, basket- ball, volleyball, bowling, tumbling, badminton, archery, and this year a swim club was added for those girls possessing high skills in this area of athletics. the organization sponsors sport's days for other colleges and awards letters, and sweaters to girls at the annual spring banquet. this year the club went to a hockey game in fort wayne as a group activity. Q qw- T7 A f-,U P l ,X 'Q tv K Y' 1 Q5 carol deubner, georganna iohnston, virginia addington, Carolyn davidson, peggie duffey, bar bara mechling. row 2-ian koonfz, helen hollingsworth, kyra mckay, sharon beebe, barbara scott, sara munsell marilyn miene, mary andrew, marcia hart, carol black, phyllis williams. row 4-barbara herman, amy sheehan, sandra goller. officers: president ,.,. sue small vice-president , phyllis sedlak corr. secretary diane newell rec. secretary A norma gilhrist treasurer ..., beverly rittenhouse sponsor: dr. rosemary fisher 89 within the gymnasium there lies the health service - .fn 1 l l mrs. hany and mrs. leslie look through the records of the health service. mrs. das punctures another patient. the science department don hubbord concentrates on cl lub experiment for chemistry class. occurocy ond casual dress ore important requirements for this iob. could this be c fore- runner ot ball stote's own b bomb? l-a . . ll il. physics certainly is brain taxing. with that much concentration on a should be forthcoming. it Q X ,f SWNEW genetics lab discloses many interest ing hereditary traits to science students science students spend hours of spare time in the labs working on reports. amid the hurry and fury of 4-sv-'ff dr. cooper's regular flights in his piper cub . and dr. hum- mel's lectures. there are always the enjoyable moments when an in- structor must consult his test book prior to compiling an exam. as some nurses pursue the four year course to obtain a b.s. in nursing, they, too, are seen on campus. -11 prospechve -- s s 1 n u rses, ' Dfw, medical technicians, doctors, and dentists combine 94 .ff the facilities of the science - laboratories on campus. . . X E . . . with those in the medical building ofthe ball memorial hospital. X , ' to reach their goals. student nurses catch up on studies for their classes in the library of ball mem- orial hospital's school of nursing 9,1 geography club -- ,mx fc v 've .f.,....i , row 1-harold carter, iohn poorbaugh, ian koontz, tom mccory, richard baker. row 2-mr. herbert gaede, mr. william stevenson, bob newkirk, tom williams, don nelson, herbert rau. the geography club was formed to stimulate interest in geography and pro- vide a meeting place for those who have an interest in all phases of geo- graphy. the field trip to the miami valley was the highlight of the year. lectures by international students, films and coffee hours round out the activities of the organization. officers: president ,. .,,..,. ...t..,, ,..., ,,,, d i c k goen vice-president A .. .,,.. john poorbaugh secretary ..,.. . ,.,........ don nelson treasurer .,... ..,.. l arry campbell sponsors: mr. william stevenson mr. herbert gaede mr. herbert rau the social science department the social sciences are subjects that affect all people in some way, manner, or method. this field is not, as many people think, limited to just the text books. the way one lives is repre- sentative of some aspects of this area of study. it is with this in mind, therefore, that the cause for the development of the present club took place. our organization exists to encourage co- operation with other ball state clubs in order to acquaint ourselves, as well as others, with social, political, economic, historical, and philosophical issues pressing us today. a combination of different meetings were held this year for the campus and among these were, a debate, around election time, between the young democrats and young republicans, a discussion on the egyptian crisis led by dr. john hannaford and dr. mccreary, a thought pro- voking talk by dr. robert e. robertson entitled, the dangers of theism, and finally a humor- ous, as well as informative talk on newspapers and history by dr. john schroeder. officers: president ,.,..,.,,.. ,.,, .,,.....,...,,,.. r o bert nern vice-president ,,., steve kosanovich secretary ..,.s .. .,., yvonne marcott treasurer ..., . ,..,,, ,. ..t,. , ,, ,.,,,... jo farr . SPOFISOYSI Soclol dr david l. scruton 0 dr. john j. schroeder Sclence club -- . row l-dr. schroeder, dave howard, joan farr, bob nern, yvonne mar- cott, dr. scruton. row 2-john poorbaugh, sue blodgett, dr. nelson, marilyn miene, judy davidson, norma buck, dick thompson. row 3-john ertel, ed zahrndt, john moran, bill marohn, bill przybysz. row 4-ed feikes, leigh morris, james pasman, tom williams. gf T, C9 . . ' W S t X is-M. 4 V-fi: sf. y-' .a ' row l-charlotte evans, rosemary gard, dean crawford, loan farr, dr. gruene- wald, john moran, yvonne marcott, bob nern, iudy wagner, phy sedlak. row 2-iohn ertel, robert tyler, tom curtis, fred mossburg, dr. schraeder, phil douglas, bill feikes, shannon feffett, donald price, ramon avila, dr. hamil- ton easton, thomas schuckel, ed feikes, dr. john hannaford. pi gamma mu -- indiana gamma chapter of pi gamma mu, national social science honor society, was founded at ball state in 1931. the purposes of the organization are to inculcate ideals of scholarship and to develop a scientific attitude toward social problems. the key emphases of the organization are in the motto, you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free, and in the idea, give the people light and they can find their own way. three times winning national recognition for having the outstanding program in the nation, the indiana gamma chapter stresses an active program for the chapter as a whole and for the individuals. national and international politics were featured this year. pi gamma mu sponsors one public service project each year and in addition to this it has sponsored a trip to a regional conference at bradley university in peoria, illinois. also, a member of pi gamma mu represents ball state at an annual conference on problems of american foreign policy held annually at indiana university under the sponsor- ship of eli lily foundation of indianapolis. officers: president ,. iohn i. moran vice-president ,, . . kay kitterman sec. and treas. . dr. w. e. gruenewald sponsor: dr. w. e. gruenewald 99 1' c l ,gg young republicans -- ,JV my M .lf7Qf , .MV I tm f l w i 5 row l-barbara bailey, joan farr, john poorbaugh, jean rine, richard riggin, tom curtis, pat english, bill jackson, tom williams, sharon ronneau. row 2-ester dawson, fran wild, barb paxson, dot cord, susie perigo, sylvia starr, sue blodgett, mara-le wilson, dorcas condon, elaine agness, marianna moore, martha martin, lois schumm, pat young. row 3-russ poor, jack meredith, doris whitehead, marge gooding, carol kellerman, bob weiss, linda hodge, phyllis roberts, judy hannagan, barbara ols, marilyn radney, frank phelps. row 4-frankie bly, yvonne marcott, fred mossburg, larry pinkerton, ward jamesen, joy mayer, wilma woolever, patsy smith, judy davis, marilyn miene, pat underwood. row 5-barbara waechter, bob nern, henry hosek, john hood, lowell stein, leigh morris, jack linton, tom mccory, judy thompson, mary lou horstman, bill mahron, joanie gruska. the young republicans really had a year! among many of the events in which the club participated were assist- ing the delaware county republican central committee during the city, state, and national elections and bringing the ike bandwagon to campus. lof course, all efforts paid off.J there were too, meetings to attend and the ball state club blew their horns at the midwest federation of college young republicans in april at madison, wisconsin, at a rally at indiana university, at a rally at depauw, and at state day at the claypool hotel in inclianpolis. but we did stop blowing our horns and waving our banners long enough to hear such speakers as governor vernon thomson, senator alexander wiley and governor harold handley of indiana. officers: by president thomas curtis l vice-president dick riggin T A ,j secretary . . jean rine ir' A corresponding secretary . pat english ' treasurer john poorbqugl-1 N- 5 ,2- program chairman tom williams SPOTISOYSI joan klentzer dr. william sutton dr. alan huckleberry lO0 'Fl' . 'A 1' 'R 'J ,af first row-john ecker, lane ecker, dr. ferrill, sharon gebert, john ertel. second row-dick thompson, nancy brown, ken ballinger, elaine price, william mugg. YOUHQ del'nOCl'U'l'S 1' the young democrats, an orginization of undefeat- able character, had a challenging year. Creally, we didn't do too badlyli on the local level, our part was played by sponsoring debates for the wesley founda- tion and the student center. in addition to this, our spirits were shown exceptionally well at the kefauver political rally in anderson and while working for the party by campaigning for dollars for democrats. ' officers: president iohn ertel vice-president iudy rush ' corresponding secretary elaine price ,- f' recording secretary marilyn yocum treasurere iohn ecker sponsor: dr. everett ferrill pop corn at a democratic rally? now, kefauver surely didn't come to anderson just to witness the mastica- tion of goodies!! ! lOl l 1 1 student center administration -- chow time for director kershaw's rare collection of tropical fish. fish?? io klentzer is secretary to the director and assists the student center committees in their work. miss crawford and miss reynolds manage the cafeteria and tolerate the long, anxious lines of hungry students. miss k ffor kitchent runs ball state's bookstore. ,?- l l l l l 1 l xy, H tl l ,i ti il il il Ni alumni association -- 104 robert linson, director of alumni relations advises his secretaries. i Ad the board of directors of the alumni lu 533 51, il5g5ll'k '5'w-ilitiiwifvifxlgt association at a session during 1956 omecomnng. 5 Q. f flgliafviqlsfgi H, 4' -maui I f carol clossay, barb bailey, linda henley and lois geiger have a big job in keeping alums' records in order. .gf 1,.p' Q. nu., ' -Y ,.,. ,, r : JH ff residence halls -- inside'n out there is life. actually the out is merely a cold structure of steel and stone while the inside breeds life. elliott-rogers-south halls merely suggest that dorm life entails the imagination, co- operation and perseverance of all- 4 The dean of student affairs has an affair of his own . . . his birthday party at elliott. l' WlWi VW- would you mind getting your elbow R-.V 'i ' jig ' Il out of my ear! -EW 2 rf .Mg -f 'i 'Tx 's ,yr , - X 5 X.' -.,.,., .FQ N ' ,, , Q Cf' K --. 3 E Q, X QA i sure is dark . 'Nam now, if you hide the third pat of butter under your bread . . . elliott hall men host muncie boys' club members at a christmas meal.J 105 l i l elliott hall council -- raw 1-larry haynes, alan camren, ball click, paul dailey. row 2-norman poe, byron himelick, dean gerber, harry lykens, iim danglade, dave howard, ron cress lim kirlcman, roger mitchell, tom szymczak, bill deaton, rick dellinger, gene ruse, lyman bond. elliott hall is more than a place to study, eat, and sleep. under the leader- ship of the executive council, a variety of activities take place. first place for a homecoming 'Float was won by the residents of the hall, and there was homecoming open house. surprise dinners, thanksgiving dinner, the christmas party for the boys' club, and the senior recognition banquet were other highlights of life at elliott. trade parties with the women's halls, intramural athletics, and chess, card and ping-pong tournaments also helped fill the leisure hours. ofHcerm secretary .... bill cl ck treasurer ..,. ,. paul dailey IO6 sponsor: larry Campbell lyman bond Wagoner hall -- to be open for men students fall '57 -- 10 7 -1 vw association women's residence halls -- seated-governor charlene grolla. 'Wir standing-secretary ian fuhrman and treasurer nancy dumont. a w r h council E ik ai' xx' Q 'V X ..Q4,. Q 'f'Q 6 4 09 5 1' 5 'QP 0 5 we row 1-ellen harvey, ian trittschuh, pat mccambridge, marcedis wynns, jalene ioyce, pat turner, sue woods. row 2-wilma shultz, io ellen harfman, io ellen hartman, jenny pollard, marilyn werdine, fay follett, carol clossay. association f officers: O president iudy iones Women vice-presiclent iody wilt secretary ann zieg Students 11 treasurer iudy lape big sister chairman sue wood the purpose of o. w. s. is to further the spirit of fellowship and good-will among the women students of the college, and Sponsors: to promote and support those functions, educational and social, ' ' t d nts s,.,f miss wickham dr. sorenson mrs. stowe students. aw 'x .... tv' I 7 ww W' sci, i seated-iody wilt, ann hubbard, iudy lape, ann zieg, sue wood. standing-sue ferguson, charlene grolla, kyra mckay. which will foster good relationship between the women s u e and the college community. among the different functions of a. w. s. is the big sister program which helps the new women . . h students become better acquainted with the school and ot er 7,- E, N . Qipwe. A I09 - I I 1 cmd life in the women's residence hall -- , ww- Iucino hall -- i A 1 , -K X sfx A j 110 U Link -m mm Eg u-n lucina hall council -- officers: president carol clossay vice-president peggy gnllette homecoming open house, a trade with elliott 5eCf9i0VY SONY fuller hall, a hearts and darts party, hanging of the greens, erasurer sue blodgett parents' day open house and senior brunch were all a part of living at lucina hall this year. Sponsors: thanksgiving vespers, christmas vespers, and courtesy week were another phase of lucina life. and it's impossible to forget those dorm parties! miss haugen miss upton student staff kay ienkins ian johnson -WR . ist f .fs- . f, yu A 1 35 L D? Q ,r ...D I 1 A 'Z Q AIP cr F569 row I-peggy gillette, betty soyring, sally fuller, mary ruth birk, ianice forlow, iane myers, janet blair, wilma shultz, sue struve, miss haugen, iulia mitchell, carol clossay. row 2-ian iohnson, ruth sriver, ianice stagg, wilma babb, ruth paschen, anne trimble, sue blodgett, iodi reynolds, marilyn bartkowiak. north hall council -- i 5 ,J A - W'VAf1jw row 'I-norene boyts, nancy shafer, flo hecko, gyneth sprunger, marcedis wynns, jerry hebert. row 2-diane phillips, ioan cleveland, sally cravens, mariorie brown, nancy manley, marcia hamilton, darlene mckibben, anne gibson, gloria smith, lorene norton, iayne edwards, sandy gart- ley, connie io somers. H2 . A 'v . north hall's council serves as a legisla- tive body to form the various policies of the hall. homecoming activities, open house, various house parties, christmas breakfast, exam teas, trade parties, iunior prom punch, parents' day open house and senior brunch were all highlights of the year. officers: president ,, A marcedis wynns vice-president flo heslco secretary gyneth sprunger treasurer nancy shafer south hall council -- v L-A.-' ' v-M. nr an fm C177 qv l L 1 ik row l-donna kelley, corky kleihege, darlene camp, ialene ioyce, ioanne bard, dorothy starr, pat witmer. row 2-sandra goller, myrna stutsman, dorothy ayabe, kathleen anthony, ann hagle, nora herzer, iudy reed, pat colemon, marty hersberger, mrs. myers. south hall was brought to ball state from bunker hill, campaign skit for dorm election indiana, in 1946. it formerly belonged to the u.s. navy, but in the fall of 1947, it received an hororable discharge and was invaded by ball state students. highlights of the year at south hall were homecoming open house, december open house, christmas breakfast, christmas, thanksgiving and easter vespers, and a thanks- giving proiect at the delaware county home, an exchange party with elliott, a party with fraternity pledges, parents' day tea, senior brunch, and spring tea closed the year's activities. officers: president jalene ioyce vice-president dorothy Stqrr secretory darlene camp l'I'eQSUl'eI' ioqn bard director student staff pat colemon, mrs. myers beth schneider HEX? 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E t , i maior activities at brady hall were a halloween party, thanksgiving vespers, hanging ofthe greens, christmas breakfast, and pixie and angel parties. a valentine's party, a talent party, and exam breaks were other features of the year. brady also won third place for homecoming decorations. brady residents participated in the dedi- cation of woodworth halls and campus chest. weekly vesper services were held for those who wished to attend. knitting, ping-pong, card playing and dancing in- struction was another proiect, as were safety week and courtesy week. as 1 l f l c, tl A Qi 1,45 ,l'wQ, X' .f 13 row l-marilyn werdine, kay harvey, lynn lauby, karin yopst. row 2-mary long, peggy anderson, betty shirey, sue dan- forth, ellen harvey, Ioan bell, pat ballinger, barbara medved. row 3-joan todd, miss joan cole, joy mayer, carol louden- back, sally smiley. brady hall council -- officers: president mary long, ellen harvey fspring quarterj vice-president joy mayer 5eC elC 'Y lYnn l0UbY brady girls entertain children from long- director miss joan cole fellow Schgol. student staff karin yopst, mary long lspring quarterj ll4 1 row 1-ann zieg, mary minniear, butch pippen. 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Q 3.1.51 ' ' 0 j?'i'Fa ' Em.,-., - .ejgml f 'rrf I 7 - 1 3 , 0 -C2 U row 2-ruth ann staley, iaren powell, iudy johnson, marilyn radey, iudy thompson, jade mcmillan, ioyce rathel, Crosley Council 11 margene dykhuizen, sharon utterback, anne rody. row 3-nancy sands, sarah athey, carol brammell. , . shrunk him down about this high. the year of a residence hall is never without plenty of life and activities which causes its roof to ring. crosley hall is no exception! with the aid of our director, miss shirley trent, and our student staff, carol brammel and sarah athey, crosley hall was well initiated. starting the year off, was the election of dorm officers, and then, plenty followed. for instance, homecoming decorations appropriate to the theme of make a clean sweep cards were made, parties for hanging christmas decor- ations, celebrating george washington's birth- day, and sweeting up valentine's day were held. parents are not forgotten, and on parents day a tea in their honor is given. senior brunch, safety demonstration, contributing to campus chest, dances, vespers, and trade dinners with elliott hall were all enioyed by the girls. crosley hall, itself, got a present and this was a new hi- fi set. spring comes and the girls go home, the hall silences some, but in the fall, the doors are flung open, and again we begin. officers: president arlene karp vice-president . iade mcmillan secretary ruth ann staley treasurer mary helen pippen 115 4- Q rodgers hall was opened for the first time last september. after dedication ceremonies, homecoming open house was held. new officers were installed and thanksgiving baskets were filled during november, when the residents gave miss hudson, the director, a hi-fi phonograph. rodgers residents celebrated christmas with hanging of the greens, christmas vespers, and a christmas breakfast. a euchre tournament highlighted january, cupids and hearts were prominent during february, highlights of april were easter vespers, a ping-pong tournament, and a snapshot party. a talent show, safety week, parents' day, and senior brunch closed the year's activities. officers: president sue woods vice-president donna van camp secretary sue wisenberg treasurer mary eklund I YQ, Q. .44 -.AP 1- 'fixxd I 3 4 row 1-carlene beaty, lee eklund, sue wisen- berg, sue woods, ieannine usher, donna van camp, lorraine styburski. row 2-ann bauermeister, linda heiser, nancy iackson, sue spitler, rosie roof, donna fidler, peggy dunn, margaret paulek, anita smith, linda stephens, janet blume, iayne iudkins. rodgers hall council -- rodgerites roll out the snow to add to the hall's yuletide spirit. 14 sg., 5 . I ', 2- fi , c . , . , . 4 -. xi!! gy . 5 1 1 'l l,iiil ill llll ll -cd sf seated-rosalyn shoemaker, sandy todd, marge morris, carol ann henry, carolyn schaphurst, iinny o'connell, ienny pollard, phyllis roberts, bonnie fussleman. standing-miss stobaugh, nancy leroy, marilyn stookey, .A -1i29lf'i'f Hg ir :H il till 'til Q it 'il i A' G-3 -A ' AJ Atl: alfi? f' 3 fslqil 4, 3 M I l li V l l elaine agness, ian scheerer, nancy chandler, mavis brant, WQQd COUnCiI -1 carol eggers. officers: president ienny pollard vice-president nancy leroy secretary . .. , bonnie fussleman treasurer . mavis brant SPOUSOYSI miss stobaugh ian scheerer marilyn stookey com'ere, lover boy. wood hall is proud to be one of the wings in the new woodworth residence halls. this is the first year that 'l50 ball state coeds have lived in this lovely home while at school. our hall council got under way organizing dorm parties, contests, and other such activities. the council meets approximately twice a month to talk over any problems which may confront the residents. the committees have planned, while the corridor chairmen present the views on dorm life which they have received from the different sections of their halls. a special proiect of our courtesy committee this year was the sponsoring of a boy from white's institute in wabash, indiana. he was a guest of wood hall on his birthday on february 26. our main obiective is to provide pleasant and useful experiences for all who reside in our hall. 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Q39 i 1 E' the duke responds to the requests of iim, max and gang following ellington's concert. autographs, publicity, and that, too! gee! duke it must be nice! no, you're not confused or in the wrong section. you see-duke ellingfon fspon- sored by sigma tau gamma social fratern- ityj presented a real iazz concert in as- sembly hall this year and the editor iust couldn't find the right spot for this event in the '57 orient. so, nothing like closing the section of residence halls with mem- ories of duke. 9 . . K , X ff K f 1 ' ' 'il our president A 4 if -ff 4 3 si, . . ,, - , it U Chl is .pus 3 Rf 1, 'V,,. f M 'vs 21 :si 5 gr 5 ,- E e ' 5 QM .. . ii, state teachers college board: a. m. bracl-cen, vice-president, muncie, indiana, edward b. raub, ir., president, indianapolis, indiana, wilbur young, iex official, indianapolis, indiana, john d. ennis, secretary, terre haute, indiana. state board -- QR ': 1 'f ' 'Y is .pk 'K -,gms -9 , , li' 'pia- 5 'sr ' nv Q- c 1+ , ,, -,ti ts ' ,',:,if?,: -6: ,M 5 Q , Q hx., ET, Y 5133 ,ggi Av :f . ,y 'iQ-Q1 J .3, f Us e fl f fa, 1 .- .. .I ig ' it tt.: ,.. -N T5 al 4. x ., i tx ff is eb ,ir Yu t is ...pw- .panama during a stone setting ceremony at wood- worth halls, mrs. oscar ahlgren, whiting, a member of the state teachers college board, puts symbolic documents in a metal box which was placed beneath the stone. president emens and Woodworth staff mem- bers ioan cole, donita stobaugh and thelma hiatt participate in the program. dr.oliverc bumb administrative assistant to the president and co ordinator of public affairs greets another busy day dr. richard w. burkhardt dean of the college, and dr howard g. iohnshoy, dean of student affairs, pause for a scrutinizing glance at the bul letin board. Nm 71 ...----u - Mmmwwwmmld ,.,...1-- ....,..,-...M-.,..,,,,,.,.,1nnnQ dr. inglehort, mr. lin- son and mrs. hortley look over some photos in the publicity office. .VL '17 lily, dr. collier and miss wickhom find that being decin of men ond dean of women keeps them busy keeping ball stofers in line. miss mary kitchin ond mr. robert primmer shore on office C2071 ond o drink on second floor od. dr. grady and dr. huckleberry meet at the faculty mailboxes. what? is that an overdue book notice you're holding, dr. grady? I i 1' i 1 1 1 1 ' ' ,s dr. michael, dr. koenker, dr. beyerl, mr. mcnaughton, and mr. ervin meet to discuss some of the administrative problems. X W . ' , y u L , . 1 i. ' ,- ,' ,, 1' i A -rw ' 1 V vi 1' ,' ,- , i ni-I Mix, I viii.. I ,Muzi .i 1 . .5 . , 4, .N r I 1 1 ' 4 . i 2. . 5 A ':v?.F'fw. wt -'I 'i' ' 'iii 1 . 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Ei ' L .r .I ., , .fx 'ia ' i ll V :xr- X FL Wallace, wagner, and newton-the guiding heads of the business office-at their weekly meeting in mr. wagner's office. t 'Ex i ,IS pope, foombs, norris, and himelick seem pleased over the financial report of the college. 126 Aff if I ,W , - li 'I J px - 1 r N , f in .f,j, , ' Q w 11 , if lf -zz? o lg X FT left to right: carol brammell, mary lou hoover, ian johnson, charlene grolla, linda stephens, ruthie horstman, annettie good, absent when picture was taken were ann hadley, carol kaeuper deardorff, and barbara larue king. clavia -- the purpose of clavia is to honor outstanding sen- officers: ior women leaders of ball state, to advance the spirit . of service and fellowship among women, to empha- premdenl Charlene grollo size and uphold the true meaning of scholarship, to VICE-P eSIdenT Ufl1 l10 SimC1n further the goals of education in its many purposes, secretary linda stephens critical loyalty to .the college and to society, and to treosurer icmef iohnson promote the practice of democratic group leadership. the maior activities of the group, which was founded in 1951, include an information booth at sponsors' homecoming, ushers at convocations, co-sponsoring dr. beth vail high school senior day, and their spring scholarship dr' helen somson breakfast' mrs. robert hargreaves 127 seated-bob bonshire, don nelson, bill marohn, ronald gerkin, dick sorrell, tom curtis, dale ostler dick watkins, max moore, steve kosanovitch, leigh morris, and gerald sweet. standing-keith bennett, don hubbard, and wayne campbell. blue key -- blue key was founded at ball state in 1932. since then, it has strived to select only those men who have displayed unusually good faculties for service, leadership, and character and have at the same time maintained a scholastic ratio sufficiently above the all men's average. blue key national honor fraternity, is a service organization, but because its members are initiated at a time when they are already obligated to other organization, it concerns itself with those service projects that can be handled by a few men at particular instances. it sends a representative to the alumni office to help out during homecoming and blue key has an information booth with clavia at home- coming and again it joins with clavia to provide a co-chairman for high school sen- officers, ior day. , blue key's best service, however, comes presldent ' don hubbord from its treasury. from the profit of its V'Ce'P e5'denl 'Om df-'bbs two money making proiects fselling home- secretary , jerry iennings COYT1ll'tg buttons Gnd the Svtleelhearf bQllD, treasurer' 1 V I don rnyers we give scholarships to deserving students, support high school senior day, and this year, we donated money to be used to feed the football team before its last three Clf. rObel't koenker home Qcmes' dr. robert bell sponsors: who's who don hubbard GRN XX 'N . in 1 W M f 4,55 l R +f'f W v tw ', 1 'QVA 4 P -A R I ' Q ' -4:9 . 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I. to r.: peggy lehman, morry mannies, sue miller, sandi little. freshman class officers -- the big activity of the freshman class was the fresh- man class party held may 16, in the p.a. demonstration room. the party was open to all freshmen and their dates and the event included dancing, entertainment and plenty of food. the class officers were the organizing and planning body for the party. 132 officers: president ,..,.. morry mannies vice-president , , .,.. sue miller secretary .,,. , , . . sandi little treasurer A , A ,..i.. ., peggy lehman sponsors: ' the orientation instructors headed by dr. howard iohnshoy. sophomore class oFFicers -- the sophomore class brought to ball state's campus this year the fabulous f . . . . our freshmen srnglng group for theur thnrcl appearance here in the last four years. the two hour concert was held in assembly hall on march 21 and d. a stan mg room only crowd was on hand for the event. sponsors: H. dr. everett ferrill O lcers: capr. charles o'neal pr'eSldeI'll ed l llldelJI'Gl1df dr, david Scruton vice-president jane harley miss evelyn holce secretary marge guthrie mr, herberf ggecle treasurer mary french mr. bernard josif dr. thomas jordan mr. gerald alexander marge guthrie, mary french, ed hildebrandt, jane harley X as-,gg A '.. q,,.,o' fX,! the junior class has as its major ac- tivities, the sponsoring of the annual junior prom in the spring at which mary long reigned as queen this year, and the junior convocation when new clavia and blue key members are an- nounced along with the winner of the chi omega social science scholar- ship. junior covo committee: les barkdull toots, pickett, janie larowe, fred hamilton co-chairman. amy sheehan, co-chairman, was absent. 'P' ve ., junior class ,ff 2,F45? 4 Omcefs -- I qi I .fl'f' officers: jerry amstutz, v.-pres., toots pickett, treas., geralcl sweet, pres., judy jones, sec, was not present. 35, . 2 'ff li 33? xx it T5 junior prom committee: row 1-bob bon- shire, chairman, alice abroham, click uhlir, stephanie dart, larry horney. row 2-bill wiggins, jerry sox, dale fozo, alex benko, glen hyndeman. I f row 1-martha rhoades, annettie good, elaine habegger, diana stumler, frances busby. row 2-mike prosser, marcella carpenter, rnr. stowe, joan tarr, john poor- baugh, ester dawson, larry lesh, marge reagon, don eckels, pat mccambridge. row 3-winifred cook, carolyn snouwaert, rnarcella andrew, jolee fritz, john religious council -- board, rev. hugh pickett, dr. pippenger, dave king, don birt, joy moyer, charlene jordon, judy brown, barbara hammond, shirley jufford, betty bobbitt. ball state's religious council is composed of representa- tives from each religious group on campus. it shall have as its purpose the development and expression of religious life on this campus, reads the constitution. know your church night, religious emphasis conference, thanksgiving and easter convocations, brotherhood week, committee on racial equality, inter-religious dinners, resi- dence hall visitations, the semi-monthly publications called contact, and maintaining the meditation room are some of the things for which the religious council is responsible to the college and student body. officers: president john poorbaugh vice-president ester dawson recording secretary joan farr corresponding secretary marge reagon treasurer larry lesh Sp0l'1SOl'S: dr. v. h. cormichael dr. dr. leo hauptman dr. phyllis nelson mr. edward stowe, religious counselor raymond olson dr. w. g. pippenger dr. william sutton I i fg -f ff x K' X i fig J larry, ed, and pat resort to heavy discussion for religious emphasis week is near at hand. 135 albright-otterbein fellowship -- row 'I-phil rider, kae sprunger, annette amstutz, ellen thompson, ela ine habegger, alice stuber, Frances busby, carol mannies, verle rager, ienne corale, larry lesh. row 2-mary dome, josephine thomas, bonnie rigney, beverly baker, iim . the purpose of the a. o. fellowship is to unite students in christian fellowship with the goal of an ever deepening relationship to iesus christ. this is the a. o.'s second year as a ball state religious organization. meet- ings are held each sunday evening of the school year, and programs have included guest speakers, panel discussions, bible studies, and films. activities of this year's group have been parties, a breakfast, picnics, christmas caroling, and conducting a sunday evening service at the local church each month. 21+- -..-.HT ' 1+--,Y . , -n -,...:.:L Air fYf3...1f .f 7 W 5117- . :K 31 --Hs? S- i g . :E -12 ia. Ass- ' ' Q, -fi: F S i' ' Edit! officers- ' yi s i sei -le' . -1-fi . president frances busby 'jf i . . 1 N xii' ' 1. K ' v vice-president larry lesh ,mw,.,m. -.1 n . -1,-'AN '3 , ., ,M 'f' J: 5' J' wt' secretary and treasurer bonnie rlgney j QI! ql g--i x ij .,.'fJ b . A --I .2 N552 M' A 1,11 , ,, , .: isa? Sponsors: rev. harry taylor 1. ' ' - 5 gif .'--11, J X l Q 1, E ' L h m dr. w. g. pippenger i 141 .V V ' ' 'ii ' cg Lg 136 ,S kr 1-44, 1. I , F t row l-betty kingery, karen hammontree, patricia pope, nancy bevers, iudy brown, ioyce calloway, donna truitt, ianice maple, annie burns, marcele everest, phyllis schooley, shirley ramsever. row 2-hugh pickett, wilma sheets, owa fukui, margaret gwinnup, don grantham, sandra goller, roger iohnson, ir., evelyn lacey, jim mccoy, paul snyder, gayle replogle, shannon reffett, carol sue iackson, john hood, io ann lock, frank iohnson, pat Iange, don birt, sue woods, dave skelton. baptist student fellowship -- the baptist student fellowship is the student organization of the baptist student foundation at ball state. the baptist of indiana maintain a house for the organization and a full-time minister-to-students has served ball state baptist for the past three years. each sunday morning students gather at the student house for a coffee hour and a sunday school class and this is followed by sunday eve- ning discussion program. worship, social ap- portunities, study groups, and opportunities to attend state and national conferences of the baptist student movement are provided. officers: president ...,..,.., , .. ..,, t ,, nancy beavers vice-president .... .. ., david skelton secretary ..... ,.., ..., . , annie burns treasurer . Hgayle replogle 'ibull session at the baptist house sponsors: rev. hugh d. pickett, ir. dr. edward strother 7 the disciples student fellowship was organized in the fall of 1954 and is sponsored by the christian church, however, it encourages and welcomes young people of any faith. ms- Q ' this organization seeks to present the facilities and ,Hhs if opportunities of the church away from home and to ' ,,-t enhance the spiritual growth of all disciple students. activities this year included work camp at flanner house, st. patrick's picnic, cookie and candy sale, state retreat at indian lake, meetings with other student ya Q., groups, and visits to other churches. A 4. 'H-11 officers: co-presidents betty bobbitt and dave king post toasties, milk, buttered toast and levis - Secretory I D na,-,Cy horfon pure unadultered luxuries !! treasurer Q tom bowne coordinator pat mccambridge sponsor: rev. robert sulanke disciples student fellowship -- V' ci cl C --,L -... row 1-pat mccambridge, sara wasson, jerry elmore, betty bobbitt, dave king, ian sanders, susie frazier. row 2-doris bricker, carolyn snouwaert, rita horton, iana lee opdycke, carolyn crawford, marge reagon, sandra druck. row 3-iim durham, jack miller, dick richey, thomas baker. 138 newman club -- newman club is the national organization for catholic students in non-catholic colleges and universities whose pur- pose is to enrich the spiritual, cultural, and social lives of its members. weekly wednesday meetings are held which include bal- anced program of religious, intellectual, and social activities. communion breakfasts are held monthly and there is a monthly social event. annually there is the christmas party for children. delegates also are sent to the national, prov- ince, and state convention. officers: newmanites socialize as the angel looks on president mike prosser Sponsors: vice-president tom wickens treasurer pat moynihan dr' robgrl Swfmson recording secretary nancy dumont dr' li l' Schelcller corresponding secretary pat micklitsch mr' lomes lunge 'fare' row l-anne morrison, pat morrison, paula boleriack, ruth ann schuhmacher, pat micklitsch, nancy dumont father Ieah, irv stumler, pat moynihan, ed feikes, shirley voisard, pat nietch, gail tracy. row 2-marilyn fuss, lori hazmierezak, darlent dietrick, carole goetz, ione gruszka, marilyn bartkowiak, sandra mosier, ioanne bard, mary morgan, sharon ronneau, roberta mckaig, nancy pickell. row 3-marilyn zehner, diana stumbler, ianice soens, ioyce slaughter, marilyn radey, ioan bell, dorothy cor- mier, kathryn gable. row 4-george spitz, phil spears, bill schafer, ed zahrndt, frank keftnane, paul schildgen. row 5-david evansecky, dave gawlikowski, ralph lake, george schath, bob Iewando. row 6-francis hendrickson, iohn hines, fred reinke, kent beeler, mike metzcus, pat gorman. 139 ri 3 if t 5. F L '3 t I4 wesley foundation is the methodist church at work on the ball state campus and is supported by all indiana methodists. open to any student, wesley tries to meet the varied needs of college students through a program of christian fellowship, worship, study, and service. in addition to regular programs on campus, many deputation teams have taken programs to nearby local churches during the year. work camps have been held at flanner house in indian- apolis, bethany lutheran home in clayton, ohio, madison county home, and christian center in bloomington. officers: president . . . marcella andrew vice-president ednamae hammontree bowman secretary Hmarilyn felty treasurer ,. john poorbaugh SPOUSOYSI Wesley foundati rev. donald l. barnes miss iolee fritz E 13 np! Q c.! L row l-marilyn felty, iohn loan farr, marcella andrew, lynn hyer, iolee fritz. row 2-mary ann hasty, wilson,danalee meitzler, marilyn yocom, donna babcock, io nichols. row 3-sharon gunyan follis, ethel shelton, mary andrew, sylvia starr, marilyn waltz, mar- tha rhodes, diane gardner. f row 4-john eaton, nellie r, david howard, gail burge, don andrews. westminster fellowship -- if row 'l-linda camren, kay jenkins, annettie good, jan scheerer, phyllis williams, jessie emerson, dorcas condon, barb good, dorothy carter, sally snow, jo hartman. row 2-miss ramsey, joyce ohlmcn, sue hillard, carol black, carl brehmer, marilyn keesling, richard artes, wilma woolever, kaye etchison, john judkins, catherine sanford, sharon endicott, charles darger, elaine agness, jack ihle, jane shriner, jenny pollard, carol freeman, janey reebs. events of the year included a series on christian liv- ing, other denominations, programs at the epileptic vil- lage, the county home, a panel on prayer, the w. f. banquet, and weekly coffee hours on sunday morning. officers: president . jan scheerer vice-president dave beer secretary . . . , judy lape treasurer ,.., ,. jessie emerson sponsor: mr. and mrs. john judkins miss candice ramsey mr. and mrs. richard artes religious advisor: rev. ernest norquist 3 reverend mr. norquist and family ymca and ywca -- XE... 'UNT there has been either a ymca or a ywca or both on campus for over thirty years. this year is the official merging of the two groups. the y has been responsible for starting many campus activities such as: orientation week mixer, big sisters, b book, thanksgiving and easter convocations, and most recently, freshman camp. service projects, such as, having a christ- mas party for a needy family, participat- ing in campus activities as religious em- phasis week, brotherhood week, campus chest, universal day of prayer for students, regular twice-monthly meetings and par- ticipation in state and regional conferences. officers: president pat mccambridge vice-president, ymca larry lesh vice-president, ywca carolyn shreeves secretary marilyn keesling treasurere martha rhoades sponsors: row l-phil rider, martha rhodes, mr. stowe, pat mccambridge, tom mccory, ianice maple, don eckels, nancy brown, uldis smidchens. row 2-ralph barricklow, patricia pope, larry lesh, marty clark, mari lyn keesling, ian white, dwight keck, mary ann harrison, don andrews margaret harwood. m5'xv'r.'-...risk 'ust a short breather during brother mr. and mrs. edward stowe l miss donita stobaugh mr. merle strom 142 hood week. 4 2 alpha phi omega, national service fraternity, effected its four-fold pur- pose through such projects as usher- ing at convocations, gathering books for asia, conducting guided tours of the campus for visitors, working at camp red wing, assisting the easter seal campaign, and sponsoring the bulletin board in the student center for obtaining rides. officers: president harvey omstead vice-president Ierry beck recording secretary ross egger corresponding sec. . harry Iykens treasurer bob frank sponsor: mr duane deal C7 V fi. , Ri' 1 1 if .V - , , W, 5, fuss if so -fr .4 41 alpha phi omega ,sq row l-harry lykens, jack mcfarland, harvey omstead. row 2 fgoing upl-duane deal, fred meeker, ierry beck, ron gear ring, george lang. row 3-fred yerkes, arthur graham, gary yates, bob frank, don birt, ken richardson. row 4-ierry elmore, bill click, dave duvall, ken stanek, dick rees bob cooksey. apo men pack books for asia veterans organization -- i C? row l-ralph baker, dale hille, iack o'nan, ir., edwin mccreary. row 2-ralph relue, george schath, ed feikes, iohn hood. row 3-bill pyle, fred reinke, iohn hines, frank kaftovic. this is the only organization on the ball state campus exclusively for veterans. to create, maintain, and perpetuate good relations between our members and ball state teachers college, to encourage high scholastic achievement among its members, to assist returning veterans in readiusting to college and civilian life, to assist the college in every way possible, to plan social activities and events beneficial to the members of this organization and their fimilies, to take part in and to spon- sor worthy proiects, to provide financial assistance to its members, and give a scholarship to some worthy veteran are some of the function and purposes thatt combine and make possible the continuity of the veterans organization. sponsoring a korean child care fund and providing speakers for the organization were also included in this year's activities. officers: sponsors: president iack o'nan, ir. dr. kenneth m. collier, faculty advisor vice-president robert uplinger mr. richard e. adams secretary donald bragg mr, robert f. kershaw treasurer iohn poorbaugh dr. lloyd s. narramore Y 144 I I the i957 orient athletic section estab- lishes a precedent that will be followed in future annuals. instead of beginning with autumn varsity and intramural athletics, the bike-a-thon highlights, spring intramurals, and spring collegiate sports results of the preceeding season will be related. presenting the bike-a-thon since 1952, the lambda chi alpha bike-a-thon has become the most widely competitive event among independent and social organiza- tions on ball state's campus. fem- inine bicyclists pedal 20 laps over the track while the men riders race 'l2O laps. the bicyclists provide thrills, chills and spills for the screaming fans Q:-l HADAQOL. 0 c 5 ww g S' x,,f,, ' I g.xk: 'l L4 la i V- .. ,er W - m:.,..,-.. x mi ,,.,. 5 . of wx ops? K X ,' n QW' ' truck champions hadacol kids naw . ...Ae A8425 ' ' Q. SC ' .vu n. -..gn.a-o -. 'JO fo .. 'gvffonfg ,. f,-. . 5 4',::': J ' .X- - ,. , , ,' . , -' fs ob' f' 5.31-A-,nt ' 2 .-,s.- f tennis champion dick manley fred richter ff: al miedema al miedema took the badminton singles championship while both fred richter and miedema captured the handball doubles championship. all-school and independent softball champions ki fs., , f, N, if cg? i-,wg-: 3552? '79 1 l fraternity softball champions kappa sigma kappa A 'M' , 'Q l-1 it 'Tit i' l,. --4 ' +4 Wa, JKWQQ -L 4 ' K IN Ng' 'L kxs blue league champions lambda chi alpha Cougars gold league champions lambda chi alpha Wildcats 147 football 1-' getting ready for the season the brush ' will they ever get into shape? thlsll give butler R ,W fi- Q.. L . s ,MV ,gov UQ P ' , rm Q t ' t- 'l 4 l 1,1 getting the rough edges smoothed out in scrimmage will help the team's performance on saturday afternoons. u- I A wonder if he's counting? coaches mihal, freeman, le- wellen, skrien, and hinga dis- cuss a scouting report on future opposition. 11 those coaches spend too much time on the managers, portalese, TN schmeltz, ice, and baker check the medical supplies. 'Vi' X iii why can't they be iust a little more careful? fundamental hints. 1 fix UW7 C r A the varsity squad -- .' ff 'l- 4 1 . S sg ,i .4 .k I .if fain, M ' d nf. ' i A 'X ' ' l 5 . ,. , V ,Q Q 1 x at A A 5 , U F ..,. ,V V X 4,-M i A j i Y .rv I Q .Q,i.,s , g Q , - 5, b , , 4 L l Aj ll c 5' lm . ' ' ll 'ffl l W2 V c Q P F4 fl, - M- T' .Tl s ll I X ' QQAN if lc- :Wu 'Q5' .f , ,,,4..2 , MK A , if ls , cardinal guards and tackles in the back row are: bracich, rush, rapp, schaeffer, stiffler, wiggs and livergood. kneeling are miller, hendrickson, teder, coar, heater and dooley. 'higt'gE4F' ' ji' 'RQ K' l f , , , ' -l , J ur W, i or -s 5: ' f fl ' M l s it fl K Qs ' at V, an V 4,4 Q V 3 .- 1 Tigj' if 1 .A Y, c all N, Qx,u S, ' , , ,,:'s.f. fl, 1 I l , Y s l f- A f I the centers and ends are, standing, wuerthner, clark, cox, wood, butler, fritts and douglas. kneeling are: bollhauve, innis, cooper, wright and holmes. 150 Qi ,:- ' 3 1, .mf f 'Q ffl- 'n-pl - ,, 4 za '!+.N'v:'-' . 1 ' 'M VN . s Q.. I 5 'V , X . f - K - it - 'W - Q Q l l - , 2 Y AQ o SW . H ' ff' 1 : 2 'xi' f F' V 4 1 - ,. in l 5 l ' a K ,X f 3 T i I ' W' Q ' Q 7 5 Q ' I A J -1 , N i V XXX v V, I ' f.. LL 1 5.-2 A 4 54' 'i ,jig standing are backs heldebrandt, farrell, ondreiko, hatrczk, sosh, lowe, brown and osthimer. kneeling are norm smith, hoover, kindt, koehl, pinkerton and bergman. the freshman squad -- 1 il :se t freshman gridders in row one, I. to r., are plttman, bcnrd, gregor, strozeruskl, mccleary, bowdoin, mongold, rozzi and drerup. two two: Iinn, tooley, weiss, Ievis, arnot, mccarthy, eichorst, pauline and marshall. row three: sipe, iohson, herbert, million, austin, breedlove, tysal and hooten. row four: smegol, hatch, lehman, erickson, brunso, perry, hall, huffman and macy. , , lil-3?inPw-aj 'EQ' I lll Il l z 5 l 151 gi, W ' V 'il3 Qf .d - 'Q 7 zfqsxgb-, eg' V' ' 7 il? Y '-E--5? , and so the season opens . of e- 2 L- ff: ittegs tr ' - f - ' ' 4 f-1 f, , i . V , ., , a f VS A ' 7 , . v ,. 1 Q ? , A 'Q ,s after being riddled by graduation, ball 1 gl Y ' U 'V A ' I state's 1956 football squad upset pre-sea- ' A 5 lg V. 'ff-- P' son dopesters by compiling a 4-4 slate. this - - X - - - feat was accomplished despite a deluge of at 'Q' 'Vi Q , iniuries midway in the season. 4 LM 3,5-nu A - It against icc foes the cardinals upended Q M' A W' l indiana state and depauw but were decis- don rush 196, throws G key block r. - f ioned by butler, valparaiso, st. ioseph, and for team mate jack lowe C863 3 3 if -if - . evansville. the redclads kept the victory Ggdinst the tigers of depauw. 't' bell but got the brush . the coaching staff was increased. iim freeman, formerly at indiana and connecticut, succeeded george serdula, david skrien, a former minnesota and pro- fessional gridder and george mihal, line coach, Cfrom indianapolis techj were additions. assistant coach is jim hinga and iohn lewellen is freshmen mentor. skrien later resigned to be an assistant coach at minnesota. ball state I2 hanover 7 ball state's cardinals made lim freeman's debut successful as bstc's head football coach, by defeating hanover. a salute to muncie and delaware county was given by the cardinal marching band. a pass from larry koehl to half- back pug hoover set up the first red and white score in the first quarter. the second tally came in the third stanza when end norm holmes blocked a punt on the panther 18 yard stripe, and fullback jack lowe caught the ball and went on to pay dirt. ball state 26 indiana state pa. 0 the cards tackled indiana state as the underdog, but came through in the clutch for the decision. quarterback larry koehl threw a pass to end chalky wright in the end zone for the first t.d. tim brown, backed by a stubborn red bird line, ac- counted for the other six-pointers - one on a nine yard run around end, a twenty- two yard smash through the line and the final score a few yards out from the end zone. iack lowe Cwith ballj is stopped by a host of depauw tacklers after a size- able gain. 4 l cardinals george cox 1635, ed wood 1835, iohn stiffler . -9 -af C313 and phil tedar 1441 pur- sue a st. joe half back. pug hoover C501 is shown on the ground. ball state I9 depauw 6 ball state's cardinals made it three in a row with a victory over depauw before the annual band day. fullback iack lowe plunged three yards for the redclads first touchdown, and five minutes later added another td. on a repeat performance. tim brown tallied the final score and larry pinkerton converted the point after touchdown. ball state 12 butler 28 after flying high against three foes, ball state's winning skein was clipped by butler's bulldogs 28-12 in the battle to get rid of the brush . the indiana collegiate conference tilt chalky wright USD snares a ball state aerial. was witnessed by approximately 10,000 home- coming fans. the redbird gridders tallied two touchdowns both in the second quarter, tim brown raced 23 yards for the initial score climaxing a 52 yard march. norm holmes fell on a butler fumble in the end zone for touchdown number two. both points after the td failed. ball state 28 indiana state 'I4 for the second consecutive year, the victory bell will be heard on the ball state campus as a result of defeating the indiana staters at terre haute's memorial stadium. dave kindt scored twice on 72 and 23 yard pass plays from osthimer and koehl. a 52 yard drive sparked by hoo- ver and smith ended with hoover's scampering the final 20 yards for the third touchdown. koehl chalked up the final six pointer on a quarter-back keep play. pinkerton, lowe, and brown com- bined their toes for the conversions. ball state's forces combine for a mas- siv ho ler. e tackle against N mecoming foe, but- ' butler proves alertness on fumbles as a host of bulldog gridmen pounce on a loose pigskin. n il I 'Y ,H the players' bench. refs -fm. 4 lim the fans a football game is a colorful and thrilling spectacle from any view . . . kv. Nlida Q. N Fx 7 ll ' u 1, S 9 ffl , s at ?E1.5QgEgif:2'?gj .s uw s , -.,., M ., + .,, Q--'-.rafters H 5 :- H4 at 5 if t ' : 1' : ' 9- ?X Q l' , i , W - 1 3 Ani I from the press box. Wiivn, X 0 the coach. -L 3-my .,'-x. '- -. N4 - LAL handing their equipment in to iim colder are seniors, jack clark, mike sosh, ed innis, and iack lowe. fs, 1 1. l - in 2-Q MJ- I-I X ' ball state I2 valparaiso 49 valparaiso's crusaders romped over ball state's scrappy, but outmanned cardinals. pug hoover returned a valpo kickoff 75 yards to set up koehl's touchdown pass to chalky wright. a two yard plunge by hoover tallied bstc's sec- ond touchdown. ball state 0 st. ioseph 66 seven grid men on the bench with iniuries from earlier games in the season watched as st. ioseph's icc conference champions grounded out o decision before a dad's day crowd. mak- ing their final home appearance as college foot- ball players were seniors chalky wright, ed innis, jack lowe, jack clark and mike sosh. 4553 ball state 7 evansville 33 evansville's purple aces were uncongenial hosts scoring td's in every period to romp over the cardinal crew. a 50 yard pass play-pinker- ton to brown-set up pug hoover's seven yard plunge break through for bstc's lone tally, pink- erton kicked the conversion attempt. lack lowe earned the most valuable player award for ball state and was honored at the indiana collegiate conference banquet. since graduation does not take a high toll our cardinals should register a winning 1957 eleven. pug hoover i505 prepares to stop a st. ioe halfback in ball state's final home foot- ball appearance. 155 'Y41 53 fall and winter intramurals -- swimming - sigma phi epsilon independent flag football- hackers fraternity flag football-sigma tau gamma blues fi tw 322 .fits 'iv fps. -ff- ,. 5 3 -fp - fx gt l 15 ,f-Q-2213554535255 -liglxi-kt? X x 'wg-, x., -,su . volleyball-sigma tau gamma blues of if L' m areme ,..,-t. 3- f ir' Sf' - ' ' ,X :X 1 K . V, . - I., -x all campus flag football -campbell's bowling - theta chi 'z mg splashketboll - sigma phi epsilon stiens if ' .955 golf - theta chi reds viii lx ffl' tennis - dick peterson 157 '4 'N lettermen mullen, dwiggins, bowmon, miller ond hciny prepore their positions before storting the four mile course. QA! on your mork, get set-go! two hcxrriers stroin with determi- notion to finish first. cross country oct. 6 oct. 10 oct. 'I3 oct. 16 oct. 18 oct. 22 oct. 24 oct. 27 1956 cross country b.s. 27 depouw b.s. 30 honover b.s. 15 butler b.s. 38 ohio wesleyan b.s. 26 bowling green b.s. 28 wobosh b.s. 24 vclporoiso b.s. 37 western michigan front row-bullock, current, carnes, oertel, troy, miller. second row-coach williams, bowman, brooke, hany, dwiggins, mullen, and wasniak. ball state's cross country harriers ran a 5-3 record in dual meets. ross dwiggins and dick miller proved to be the work horses for the red and white. dwiggins led the ball state pack g home in four meets while miller finished first for the cardinals on two occassions. A the climax came when the cardinals annexed the icc crown and the little state champion- ship., they finished third in the big state. t.. l --wwf ,1 f? .?'J- -e X -1 ball state's cross country squad added more laurels to the trophy case. these honors include retaining the icc perman- ently by winning three straight years and the indiana intercollegiate trophy, and notching the start toward another icc title. in the icc running, miller paced the cards and finished fourth in the competition. dwiggins was fifth, bob brooke, sixth, fred carnes, seventh, gene hany, eighth, bob mullin, ninth and dick bowman, 15th. ball state had 30 points com- pared to depauw, 39, valparaiso, 74 and butler, 93. in little state competition, the cards were first with 56 points. next in line was depauw with 70, wabash, 79 and hanover, 93. the cardinals finished behind indiana university and notre dame in the big state. in it was the fifth icc crown for coach billy williams' harriers in six years. in little state competition the cards have annexed the title 8 times in the preceeding 11 seasons. the 1957 outlooks promising as only dick miller and gene hany will be lost via graduation. ii? ,FW women's sports 55533 a foursome rallys for the serve in badminton. 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X, ' P J sf at 0- -s, 'Ill if I- ' s f. 31: .13 W' 2 Avg, fe, ,V bggsfg-A 6 160 : ,ste X 1 , 1 f volley ball finalists back row left to right: ianet koontz, kay horvey, sara munsell, arlene terry, sarah beebe, carol deubner, georgianno iohnston. lst row: ann schwacke, marcia hart, sandra gol- ler, pat roy, carolyn oler, joan laskowski. women exhibit tumbling positions. marge, carol, ianet, and iudy display their marksmanship with the bow and arrow. ann and sandra eye the pins. -osx shooting freethrows effective- ly is an art in the modern game of basketball. is yf basketball -- cardinal varsity and freshmen practice defensive drills. so A We XA , ' T 1 -.14 basketball trainer iim morris and coaches max bell, charles holt, and iim hinga have a basketball bull session at the fifth annual eastern indiana coaches' clinic. senior cagers go through pre- game strategy in the locker room. -cr' ,J xx .Vg V fl V STAB' 4 .4 l 'K 'l mi M it XX the varsity 'mm . as i, NL 'f X f X 1 '- I dz 5 ,5 J ball state's basketball squad form a horseshoe which proved to be good luck as no foe was able to defeat the redclads at ball gymnasium during the season. with the ball Ito lefty are larry koehl, carl miller, iohn Iebo, bob crawford, ted fullhart, dave Skelton, jack lowe, tom dobbs, jim harris, wayne van sickle, terry schurr, jerry banker, and Wilbur davis. in the middle are loren grabner and ken miller, mgrs., and coach iim hinge. f . l xi T l X ' if - as E' -4 sa 6 ss .pf . V g ,AA.4 in--W f , Gifs sy ,b . , X , - an if 2 -.ga 0' v varsity cheer leaders who kept the fans pepped up at the games were diana eder, al camron, ianie Iarowe, hank reeves, and sydney adams. w7' N . aol 'T' if fc 34 .el I .sq in 1 if e ea i H , Q .- , , V, , 3, QAfl Si'5.ff s wi E N: 4 Q . l mr X- lx f I XL Sha Qgktbgliafy M. LST. 4 A . , , . V I is 'ff' V .,, -:,, s We ':-W l 1 .4 'c L X practicing their stints are reserve cheer leaders, rosie fisher, darlene kemp, wendell iones, carol patterson, and marge molar. the 1956-57 freshmen roster included carl iohnson, art gorman, dick barkman, and larry perry. standing in the second row are coach dave skrien, ray hopper, owen drer- up, travis burleson, jim barnes, dave mcintyre, dave sto- kowski, gary conners, and ron kress, mgr. -Bl. 1 . ww' iim harris and a quantico marine net player scramble to retrieve a loose ball. ball state's 1956-57 hardwood cagers recorded outstanding team and individual season preform- ances. highlights of the campaign included the cardinal's eight game winning streak and being undefeated on their home court. at the climax of a commendable 16-7 slate, ball state received a bid to the naia tourney at kansas city for its first post season basketball tourney in thirty-eight years. coach jim hinga, who piloted the cards from the icc cellar last season to a second place tie, was named the indiana collegiate conference coach of the year . the redbirds and evansville shared second place with 7-5 records. earning 1956-7 conference honors were senior forwards tom dobbs and wayne van sickle fsecond straight yearl, who were on the first icc squad, terry schurr, junior guard, received honorable mention. dobbs established a new four year scoring mark of 1115 and garnered 39 points against depauw to set a new individual scoring mark in a single contest. iim harris, the other third of the senior trio on the starting quintet, was one of the top field goal shooters among conference players and a rugged rebounder. iack lowe, pres brown, and ierry banker also are 1957 graduates. the cardinals opened the 1956-57 season away from home with a 75 to 48 decision over franklin. tom dobbs 13 points paced the cards. superb ball handling and field goal shooting of .445 by the redbirds sank hanover, 106 to 76, at ball gym in the cardinal's home opener. harris led the ball staters with 16 markers. depauw upset the hingamen in an icc tilt for the card's first setback of the season, 89 to 67. wayne van sickle hit for 24 points to pace the losers. the second loss for the red and white came at the hands of eastern michigan, 85 to 83. tom dobbs and wayne van sickle led the ball state attack with 15 tallies each. victory number three for ball state came at the expense of central michigan, 79 to 56. center iim harris hit for 18 points against the previously un- beaten michigan team. an overtime tilt with wabash gave the cardinals their fourth victory, 94-90. top scorer for ball state was iim harris with 24 points. eastern michigan was the next victim of the cards, 89 to 77. excellent ball handling by terry schurr and wayne van sickle's scoring helped to gain re- venge for an earlier defeat by eastern, centers of wabash and ball state jump ball in the final 1956 basketball game at ball gym. X quantico's marines landed at N ball gym but failed to gain X ground as coach hinga's red birds repelled the service squads, 83-79. the towering marines were behind only, 38-35, at in- termission but balanced scoring by bstc's dobbs, 23, harris, 20, and van sickle's 16 and koehl's 'l2 stopped any threats. all ten basketball players get into the picture dur- ing the ball state-evansville game at ball gymnasium. free throw sharp-shooting enabled ball state Q20 of 22 attemptsi to beat indiana state 80-65 in an icc game. van sickle, dobbs, and davis led the cards with 24, 17, and 12 points, respectively. led by iim harris' 22 points and terry schurr's 2'l counters, ball state was able to defeat Wabash college, 83-74, after being behind at halftime, 40-37. the non conference battle was at crawfordsville. ball state's league leading cardinals, prospered by tom dobb's 20-points and reserve guard larry koehl's E uncanny floor play, to turn the tables on an 'l8-point deficit in the second half to repel st. ioseph, 77-73. the Q icc clash was at the cardinal's goal hall. l : evansville's purple aces snapped a cardinal eight-game victory streak, knocked the red dads from the conference leadership, and gained revenge for a previous shellacking outscoring ball state, 103-96, on the ace's home hardwood. center jim harris bucketed 17-points for state. F fourteen redbirds saw action in the non-conference 77-68 victory over manchester. the lead seesawed li throughout much of the contest, however, midway in the final period, iim harris and tom dobbs started a scoring spree that the spartans couldn't match. van sickle and dobbs led bstc with a combination of 36 ioints. although ball state shot a torrid .447 from the field and .722 from the charity stripe against cincinnati, the hingamen couldn't keep pace with the bearcats' fabulous .539 and .733 percentages. iim harris and larry koehl led the cardinal squad with l9 and 17 points respectively. fight, fight, fight for ball state, we must win this game l last second scoring plays in the regulation game and overtime period by tom dobbs and terry schurr spark- ed the high-flying cards in an 69- 66 conference victory over valparaiso. . ball state broke the back of the pocket city cagers midway in the l second half to erase an evansville iinx and post their fifth straight de- cision, 96-80. reserve guard jack . lowe displayed uncanny defensive tactics, van sickle led the cards scor- ing with 22 points. l y 166 l i l coach hinga calls time out after which the cards rally to catch st. ioe. iim harris led the cards to a, 67-60, win over the sycamores of indiana state. harris dropped in 19 markers to pace the cardinals scoring. van sickle obtained 14 points and dobbs garnered a dozen markers. the cards led at half time, 36-32. the cards ran into a strong butler bulldog team and could not hold a second half scoring drive to ted guzek, who scored 19 points. the bulldogs led at the half, 31-29, but pulled away to win the game, 79- 68. van sickle hit for 22 points in the game to top the cardinal scoring. tom dobbs established a new single game scoring record as he pumped in 39 points in leading the cards to a 97-76 i.c.c. victory over depauw. dobbs broke the school record of 36 points recorded by stan davis against the same depauw tigers during the 1953-54 season. st. ioseph's pumas staved off a lost period push by coach jim hinga's redclads to drop the cardinals, 74-69 at collegeville. with 3:30 remaining in the game, the redclads climbed within one point, 68-67, but were throttled by the puma defense. top scorers for ball state were van sickle with 22 and dobbs' 15. ball state continued its season iinx over franklin college, 95-67, at the local gym. pacing the card scorers were dobbs 1191 and harris 1151. four of the cardinal starting quintet scored in double figures as the cardinals caged the franklin grizzlies, 95-67, at ball gymnasium. tom dobbs, 19, iim harris 15, wayne van sickle 12, and larry koehl, 10 contributed to the non-conference decision. coach jim hinga's redclads had their icc title hopes iolted by valparaiso's crusaders 84-75. bstc's starting five again displayed scoring balance as dobbs 19, schurr 16, harris 16, van scikle 14, and koehl 13 bore the brunt of the cardinal scoring attack. ball state's cardinals concluded their hardwood season with a rousing, 78-67 victory over butler's bulldogs at ball gym to avenge an earlier setback by the bulldogs. top scorers for the ball staters were van sickle 28 and dobbs 15. tom dobbs, senior forward, pushes up a one handed shot against butler in the cardinals' season windup. ball state's fans and players show mixed emo- tions during cardinal rally. I f 7 l l i l terry schurr drives in for a layup shot and collides with an anderson cager. E I F if is V i l t t l i i i i 445, SS, cardinals and n. a. i. a. -- for the first time in ball state's athletic history, the cardinals were to participate and host the 21 naia district basketball tourney. st. joseph's col- lege, anderson college, oakland city college, and ball state were the foursome to vie for the district crown. anderson college outscored st. joseph to move into the final round. after a ragged first half, ball state exploded in the later stages of the third quarter to topple the oakland city oaks, 99-84. the cards held a slim 43-40 halftime advantage. bstc's starting lineup scored in double figures, as dobbs 1221, van sickle Q19J, harris 1161, schurr 1141, and koehl with 13 consistently ripped the meshes. in the championship game, ball state outlasted anderson's ravens, 81-78, to represent the 21st district at kansas city next week. although the ridbirds had a, 42-33, halftime margin, the scrappy ravens fought back to keep the contest in doubt. the trio of dobbs 1241, harris f23J, and van sickle 118D contributed to the decision. accepting the district 21 naia trophy on behalf of the team are senior starters van sickle, dobbs, and harris. .ff l getting ready to shower up after nipping anderson's rav- ens 81-78, the redclads ex- hibit their trophy and nets. texas southern's height overpowers bstc 97-72 as the cardinals are eliminated in the naia tournament. X , K -i ff-lla its R .T i .X v an E . the ball state team returns from kansas city and are greeted by their families and friends. a towering texas southern team eliminated ball state's scrappy cardinals, 97-72. coach hinga's cagers were only down, 45-39, at halftime but the long- horn crew controlled the back- boards. tom dobbs fl8l, iim harris USD, and wayne van sickle USD scored in two digits. red hot shooting and alert ball handling by ball state enabled the cardinals to romp over troy state lala.J, 98-70. after compil- ing a, 56-28, margin at intermission, coach hinga substituted freely during the second half. scoring in double figures for ball state were dobbs, 20, schurr 19, van sickle, 18, harris, 13 and davis, 10. coach hinga introduces squad members to the enthus- iastic fans who greeted them. I69 in the first row are varsity gymnastics team members, hoover, purkey, lechlitner, bussel and best. second row are reed, poore, black, edwards, and laslie. third row are fresh- men strasser, lewis, arnold and kassen. freshmen practice on the parallel bars. gymnastic learn 1' 1- V w - ., -.As 'WW ,f......w aims mir 174 ball state's gymnastics squad, now in their second year of college competition, wound up their season with a 3-3 record and a second place in the western illinois invitational meet. bill black proved to be the outstand- ing senior competitor, winning six olympic events at the invitational meet. coach bob mccall's gymnasts de- feated chicago, eastern and southern illinois, but lost to indiana, western illinois and ohio state. school opponent ball state indiana 72 40 western illinois 66 46 chicago 54 58 eastern illinois 29 82 southern illinois 41 71 ohio state 67 43 western illinois invitational meet western illinois 196 kansas state 72 ball state 129 eastern illinois 15 southern illinois 86 N425 H?- 4 M , it coach Iewellen discusses swimming pointers with seniors dole ostler ond iohn wuthrich. swimming -- row 1-ostler, bonshire, coclr, rhodes, wisemon. row 2-wuthrich, reed, coach Iewellen, sprogue, al- berson. row 3-betts, mgr., brum- mett, egger, hart, downing, rowlings, mgr. a quintet of red bird swimmers condition for o meet. 172 ball state's swimrning team completed a successful season, winning six and los- ing three. coach lewelIen's tankers then captured the little state crown and received a bid to the national naia finals at carbon- dale, illinois. in the national finals, the cards placed third. the scores of the dual meets for the year were: ball state depaw 36 ball state albion 54 ball state indiana state 36 ball state marian 22 ball state tennessee a8li 37 ball state notre dame 58 ball state western michigan 54 ball state depauw 30 ball state indiana state 33 in the little state, ball state came home with seven firsts four seconds and three thirds. in winning, the cards garnered 85 points, depauw had 61, indiana state col- lected 28, marian had seven and indiana tech collected six. ball state captures another first place against depauw. J .wi ostler demonstrates a cut-away in pike position. swimmers, take you mark-go! 173 I into the pool ! ball state's tankmen throw their coach into the pool after each swimming victory. future cardinal swimmers, iohnson, belt, smith, patterson and myers, get starting hints from coach lewellen. ball state's varsity proudly display their trophy for winning the little state swimming title. l l 1 as is l a -L will l A 1 w, R l f 5 X lg ,, i X gr A s 1 3 ' Il r . xl u , -list f the cards traveled to carbondale, illinois, to participate in the first annual naia national swimming finals. bob bonshire finished third in the 220-yard free style, ierry rhodes placed second in the 50, fourth in the 100-yard free style, and third in the 400-yard relay. dick bowman came in fifth in the diving. bob reed captured third in the 200-yard back stroke and was on both relay teams. bob Sprague was second in the 440-yard free style and he also swam on a relay team. jerry wise- man was second in the 200-yard conventional breast stroke and was on the first relay team. members of the relay teams were: 400-yard medley relay, bob reed, jerry wiseman, iohn wuthrich and bob sprague. on the 400-yard free style relay were: bob bonshire, don coar, bob reed and jerry rhodes. the final scoring of the maia meet was eastern carolina college 54 southern illinois university . 50 ball state teachers college , ,. , , 31 western illinois state college 20 beloit , A 'I6 illinois wesleyan , 12 central michigan college 0 9 ' i l l -.-'-- 11 ,,.-5 .-if .nz ,. . 321 5' , W-' Env .rn K I , .1 tennk ,nik forming a v for many vicfories in '57 is The bsfc fennis squad. howard dunham, ierry thompson, iohn engelberf, ierry chrisfen, coach phillips, lim davis, don reeves, len draving and bud wainscofl. don reeves howard dunham ierry thompson with five lettermen, bud wainscott, bob pickell, len draving, howard dunham, and ierry thompson, returning to ball state's squad, op- timism is the keynote for the 1957 season. first three players listed are seniors. coach a. l. pete phillips' 1956 court men racked up four decisions while dropping seven contests. but in the indiana collegiate confer- ence meet, the cardinal tennis squad was second to depauw's champions. , 176 .Nm j from top to bottom, senior racketmen are ken draving, bud wainscott, bob pickell. april 4, butler, april 9, cincin- nati, april 13, butler, april 26, evansville, april 20, miami, may 4, indiana state, may 7, de pauw, may 10, purdue, may 11, Valparaiso, and may 14, earl- hqm. s s s 4 J winter intramurals -- all college basketball champions-wows. fraternity champions-kappa sigma kappa N, X -,gg - .41-wx badminton singles champ- .vw in 4' i I -X 'J a ion - jim kowatch. :1lb l A Q Q Q, 3 I Nm! ,'v-1 Irby wx M lk Q Q 's handball singles champion chuck gruber. 17 i it 1 iffy :af l l t l 4 X 94' L track -- coach hinga's thinlies played host in the debut appearance of their twelve strong 1957 track schedule against western michigan april 6th. although the entire 1956 champion i.c.c. squad is not returning, the red clads are considered a strong con- tender to give a repeat performance this year. the nucleus of the cardinal team will center around the 13 re- turning lettermen. although ball state is sporting many sophomores and iuniors, the answer to the big question, will ball state again win the i.c.c. title? , lies in the ability of seniors haney, dist- ance, harbit, pole vault, d. miller, distance man, pearson, broad jump, and watkins, 440 and mile relay. WW' 1957 trackmen-1st row-conner, hollowell, taylor, hany, glendenning, brooke, chavis, wutrich, coddens, hayes, harbit, miller, farn. 2nd row-johnson, watkins, coleman, hebert, pruett, brumbaough, pearson, bell, show, orbaugh, mgr., and coach hinga. 3rd row-Chapman, lewis, arnold, oertel, mason, wortham, crawford, gor- such, troye, iordon, zirkle, and hatrack. april 6 'western michigan 11 lafayette, indiana Cpurdue, butler, wabash hanover, depauw, b.s.t.c.D 24 depauw 27 'Wabash may 1 valpariso 4 findiana State Ccardinal and white dayj 7 ibutler 11 madison, indiana Chanover, louisville, earlham, b.s.t.c.D 15 big state meet 18 indiana collegiate conference meet 25 'little state meet 'indicates home meets lettermen in the track events put on the steam rounding the ball state oval: go up ..... KI. to r.J-gene hany, don coddens, dick watkins, bob brook, jerry shaw, dean gorsuch. llfll ..,2,,x ls Q15 ,.vB k. 'va gy 1 13 I A ini ',.ifflFff, ffliffiwe- 'mf 521. Q' .r'f here's the preliminary action be- fore heaving the shot put as shown by al conner. . . and over! 1.1, A I ' hollowell clears the high jump with room to spare. glendenning exhibits a broad jump. Q M ball state's 1957 baseball team is ffront rowl-e. van sickle, campbell, lockwood, huffer, w. smith, holmes, keithley, and koehl. on the second row are w. van sickle, meister, fratus, sprunger, lebo, beeh- ler, arch, and pinkerton. Cthird rowl-colglazier, sanburn, suroweic, craig, banker, folta and dubie. ffourth rowl-fletcher, snyder, lukens, minnich, myers, and bollhauve. ffifth rowl-student manager, allen souder, coach williams, and students manager, don fuller. eleven returning lettermen make up the core of coach paul billy williams baseball nine during the 1957 season. the cardinals have high hopes of a much better record than last year's one win and nine loss tally. eight of the returning men are seniors, they are ierry banker, don hufter, don lockwood, dick meister, charles candburn, larry snyder, and wayne van sickle. 'Filling lettermen that are not seniors are wayne campbell, ervin fratus, and van sickle. april 6, 9, 13, and 27 marks away games for the cards against earlham, taylor, evansville Cdouble headerl, and st. iosephs. on the 24th of april, butler meets the diamondmen here. on may 1, 4, 18, and 24 wabash, st. josephs, depauw, and indiana state Cdouble headerj will invade ball state. indiana university, valparaiso ldouble headeri, butler, and wabash will take on the cards in away games on may 11, 14, and 21st. 'Five lettermen, sanburn, campbell, keithley, van sickle, and fratus get familiar with the war clubs. l . baseball - . Wg Q 1 i l X 7 ln R21 i Qfi W I 2 - i 1' 4 'gy - . - -'iv' W, senior baseballers are lock- wood,sprunger, w. smith, bank- er, w. van sickle, meister, craig, sunburn and souder, mgr. a pregame pepper session is held among a group of letterrnen the freshman baseball squad. I. 4 I 'wwf golf -- l ik ball sta1e's golf squad, frank Q phelps, gene Wolfe, larry shippy, lim boyle, and jerry childs look over the ,' fs V' 1 , Q .J 1 , Q i i f Q wc- i N l I 'A x 'Nlx ll: I ' ff XX' A Q: .l ,r f pr AV . , A QV? 3,1 5 xi-. R 5, 5? gu- HEY 'ZF .1 ar , M ,J ...-- , Teeing order before the golf match. .fe A' . i. A I A 5 . .A b Hg' ,U x ,XX 1 . dill ' L l .il fill 'mfr fiirfffi fs -iqfgy 1 gl, , Q. 1-rg Lf T EQ. A- .iii-., o X 5-5.2.1. .. . , v . uk . ,, 6' 'pf 35' if HZ' .: ? ,, A - , qggq. 5 Sf f' 15 ,.- E 5,1 ' Af--1, ', ,fo IW 2 f Q + lllir vi-Pt vi A 2 - EM-if 4 Q if 'f g l .QM ,VE 3, . 3,-mo. 4' X A A fi . 1' A if g:,:fg,,.,i?X?iQQf7f,5gf,g5:-1ggp5r'5N '.4 em- ' A Vg? M J I ,.o, y .1,E.,,,.-41 ?151 f Vy,,.95, -' I 1 1 - - f . .A .- Q v ka' iw 'I K M h w., . 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Y K x v.,N iggii' A 1 ' -rg' 6354 if 'vm-'gf jf. :E+ fC'ufc4?gff' L Q ' ' - f- , -ps, ,-A SEQ' 1 ..-1 'A .- f L' .Jqf3f?!Y7 ' - K , 4 4 figvrlfsbl Qvyagi iff '-f' u 1 at zj'?S6,,,1- A - 4.445 A cardinal golfers had a good season last year with a 7-3-1 record. in the little state, coach lewellen's squad finished third, and in indiana collegiate conference play placed a very close second behind depauw. returning lettermen from the successful 1956 squad are larry shippy, ierry childs, gene wolfe, frank phelps and rudy boyle. of these, shippy, wolfe, and phelps are sen- iors. this year's schedule includes: april 12, indiana state and st. joe, here, april 22, west- ern michigan, here, april 25, butler, there, may 3, wabash and evansville, at wabash, may 9, depauw, here, may 11, indiana state, there, may 16, butler and valpo at butler and may 17, little state at butler. weather hindered the golfers at the start of the year. the first three scheduled matches were called due to rain and snow. with the return of chief lettermen to the pack, the outlook for the teemen is very favorable. K s .4 l V .v-W51 lS?'1 l'53!T5i- 'f ws.. .N -vt' ' -' t- u -4 driving form is exhibited by ierrY childs. 5 ai ,, si- e seniors larry shippy, frank phelps, and gene wolfe confer with coach lewellen before the Wabash dual. -Qiinh it s Viv ig , jim boyle examines his driver before starting the front nine holes. . . -11.1.-'nsf'Wp4 'jwmr was f -N- Q., - ,,. 'A s , '-fff-.IJ - f 3:4,.Q1-fee,-p, 11, . ,- ' -Q1-4y...a.fq,sqv ff K X 1 M:-' . , . .b ,663 if lc Z:- Ile Qgfvf iw-1 fi? . -4, .J . ' .-.ig ,. ,g :r- .QQ ,gf 'vw-' ' - .ff W -Ysls' 1 Y 7, Qf -vQs3'1 riff: jeux in . , f . ,gwigfggiik ft-w ' -,- it-,. . aww A gt t.. - -3 ,, fx.. S. 2 I W, ' J L, 31' Jigga ' im F 19- tl , ' , ff? -,af c f-if ' :unix , A cr D .A 5 if-E5 lv' 'q K . t '. 51119 r . . ,z f fm 5, -.-gpg : X Q ...W 1 r H . xx 1 Abreu ... Q A 4 f' - :fi ' 2:1425 M' '? - --g s, N . fmgs M, ti - 'M X' Hs-sh 183 athletic committee and discussing intercollegiate rules and procedures is ball state's athletic committee. standing are: h. a. Wallace, iim hinga, robert shelley, chairman, and dr. curtis howd. seated are iohn m. iohns, miss andrews, dale ostler, mrs. hardin, and paul b. williams, head of the athletic depart- ment. intramural council -- non-varsity policies and schedules are formulated by the intramural council. members who meet the first tuesday of each month include stan fields, jim boyle, dave dick, larry rieb- somer, president, dean gorsuch, and dr. robert mccall, ball state intramural director. ,fl 1 ' 1 li , C' .J woodworfh holl dedication ..- ii 11 m.s. pinofore 6' Q9 if-'GE' 45' f '-.. W ffisfeea afggiiwa , D S student center birthday party christmas fide in lucino hall - wmv student center exposition --- the student center exposition gives campus organizations a chance to publi- cize themselves with a display explaining the group's aims and activities in order to stimulate more interest in all of the various college clubs. 'J lu 3 l -M. LY. Q V I l Wy. I t a typical exposition display. ' f ,i fgffi i-4, , 1.513 V M. gf W My i l . Jhln A-ff' 'x 189 g president emens speaks at ceremonies for the dedication of the Woodworth halls. Woodworth halls dedication -- visitors to the new dormatories get a first hand view of a sorority suite. open house included room visitations before the dedication bali. frances woodworth ball resi- dence halls for women were of- ficially dedicated on september 22, 1956. festivities included the actual dedication, an open house and the dedication ball held in the downstairs lounges. the new building, which house over 630 women, consists of four wing: elizabeth brady ball hall, bertha crosley ball hall, sarah rodgers ball hall, and emma wood ball hall. the names were given to commemorate the wives of the five original ball brothers, benefactors of ball state teachers college. v a breath of fresh air and a pause from the Crowd Q1 fhe dedicgfion ball very hgppyl bustle of a big day's events is taken by these gay souls. Ll S pre-dance time found many couples enjoying the beauty of the attractive lounges. sf.. . music by the phi mu cru kept the large 191 greek night soon after the opening of school in the tall, the first big dance at ball state is greek night. a really big name band, really big, is brought to campus through the com- bined efforts of all the sororities and fraternities here with the panhellenic council and inter-fraternity council co-op- eration. this year's event featured the music of iohnny long and his orchestra. the huge crowd is typical of greek night. 5 .ia 1. it sorority help week two sorority pledges indulge in help week chores. 34 .. . Tr-s tj ti ltd-154415 mf ..--ln members of iunior panhellenic council plan and super- vise activities for college and community betterment through the annual sorority help week. shown above are some of the council members looking over a schedule of projects for the vorious sorority pledge classes. at PW ,,..-nn--:nap Q img, ' - f U AJ 1 . -ive X we Q'- L . mv' W K ,ja ,S 5 a 1 Q if 'QQ-if gg! M A 'f .5 .1 homecoming -- mob scene, ball state state style, including homecoming buttons, red derbies and queen campaigning. sounds like a winner . . . but, which one? returning alums register. 194 2. homecoming, 2056 was the theme for homecoming, 1956. from the photos on these pages it is hard to say who enioyed it the most, the alums or the pres- ent day ball staters. Wu m keith and gary show 'em how in the three leg race at the freshmen-sophomore games. If--Q mg.-sfff typical of the colorful floats in the annual parade on saturday morning are the two below: left-pi beta phi's third place winner in the sorority divi- sion: and theta chi's fraternity champion float. AA, L,,- , ..-ll-U-' est huh gir s'? a roaring bonfire is the center of friday night's pep rally preced ing the football game ' l if :lv 'Yf :Mit .t x. 'Qt , a listen, dear. they're playing our song. oh, yes, there was a football game . . ,ng - : 1, QQ, 5 ax 'tg' -,g1:.:.','jJ, ,... 'X ,gba U., ,qv :, - .. ' - 2' 5 .-Jf..- Q f . -. -f --i., 1. .4-gg r',ft,,f . -1- - fs-1 g f W .- tkffii-.isp .'-,x-Ezfgsi-' a N 1 I Q-yu ,,'p-.if - 2.5, 'cn' -1 V. ..f-..e-'rim -,rj-53 Y s- I, . , it--m A 1 ' ir: r ' . It it ' Q-af' 3 A ', 3if A' ' tif 1 1 Q V - W' A H A fc ,- if - .3 K is . - . . , . .. .- c '.' t 3: V 4 at 'tml' ' ,Yi ,VK .' iii U' 4. ' I .gh Q ii-. at A I 'gf I l ,Q . '7' . ' A ' -W , - - .1 ' ' ,gs-, 1 A ,' L5 140: - If ' ' -Q ,M . ' 'Y' 4 ' ' ' ' , -' -' MM' N. 3 f tp 1. Q , 196 announcement of the homecom- ing queen is always a welcome chore to dr. emens. he is shown here, presenting the 1956 home- coming queen, barbara denny, with a dozen roses as the court stands by. Cl. to r.J carol black, ioey ber- gin, barbara denney, dr. emens, nancy suitts, ian trittschuh. queen babs and dr. emens at the dance presen- tation. . . . . . but we didn't win. here is the president of butler's blue key chapter presenting the traditional brush, symbol of de- feat in the annual ball state-but- ler game, to ball state's blue key president, don hubbard. don't take it so hard, don. we might win next year. halftime ceremonies at the ballgame. the bonfire draws a large group a view of the crowd which witnessed the big one. 197 ticket sales boomed as students intend to help celebrate the fourth year of the student center's existance. mary alice alexander tees up for a shot in the miniature golf course. looks like she is in the rough, oh no . . . . it's just larry shippy. 198 W' Vk h Ima 1 a t e pizza, seems to be the opinion of iim purcell, ieanette hahnert, robert wilson, and ian burrell. F l V . ,X - ,, ,xi i W, . i 24-v .wss,-,,v D ,n l A ' N-v' the hilltoppers recording group were responsible for drawing the above crowd to the center ballroom. club sophistikatn was the real hot spot of the evening. shown leaving are mr. and mrs tom tinkle and byron himelick while hosfesses, jean trusty and carolyn chastain, and host, ron gerkin, bid them a good evening. scene inside The club sophis- tika1 shows the crowd iumping it up. 199 , blue key sweetheart ball - valentine's day is recognized at ball state by the blue key sponsored annual sweetheart ball. redheart decorations, nam- ing of the sweetheart from the candidates put up by the various fraternities, and the announcing of new blue key members all highlight the affair. the 1957 blue key sweet- heart queen, iody cox, dances with her escort, iim horein. court members toddy jones and iudy wann are escorted to the stage by pm satryan and jack laslie, respectively. 1' 1 S Y vi 41249 C the 1957 honorary colonel of the military ball was sharon ronneau, center, her court consisted of ll. to r.J shirley hufford, ioan nichols, nancy suitts, carolyn webb, sonia walters, myra klingerman. these girls are selected from angel flight. military ball at left, the afrotc honor guard enters the dance floor to form the aisle for the court to pass through to the honorary colonel platform with cadet sfsgt. charles langham in com- mand. below, members of the court and their escorts leave the platform under an arch- way of crossed sabres after the ceremonies. orient 'lik queen ii contest -- 0 '55 attendant carol iurgen- son, hammond sophomore. 9 , tx .' .Q sffifill ,V . If ' w .- u ',z ' 'Z .ig J ,., A aff, sg! I Mi in X-' 4 all ,Y 2' 5 V i sandra scott, hobart senior, the 1957 orient queen. C . is 2. 202 attendant barbara mas- sey, muncie freshman. i li f f i. judges for the contest were miss ruth chin, muncie photographerp tom wadelton, indianapolis photographery and two charming ladies from the patricia stephens modeling school at indianapolis. kay peabody was an- other shapely entrant. gerry hebert charms the cameraman with her smile. ,Q ra 1: 5 5 beverly herd is a picture of poise. 1 l in 'S ,1 2 4 2, I f Q iff 1 1 4 A, il, ' 1 ' - -1 ', -, - 'W' -X claudia drayer as she appeared in her formal attire. ,-.X wr. 1, 1 X.-fl E . P N I - 4 X .Q ,gr X ,rig-QM1' ' icy. ' , ,Q , R31 ,Ali -2 ,sz -.. , K M., H N if-.,eu,-..' . s, feet 15 'ff stir ' Q52 ffftl- Q 1- -wif. ' .Q-7?- 9 1-gfjkn.-34 - me view figs. X -- was 'Www' ,gg f sf eau ,gs a walking float contest held at the half-time CO'-npus Chest 1... ofa basketball game was one of the fund rais- ing gimmicks af this year's campus chest drive. the winning floats are shown above: pi beta phi and sigma phi epsilon. i b, 1. was I naomi robbins pays the money the alpha gordon farquhar spills out with al- sigma alpha sorority bid for a week-end in the right now, whata ya gonna give me sig ep house. this was one item sold at the new? who'll bid a dolla? as the Cl'1eSf auction. Quctioneer, I lambda chi alpha pur- chased the labor of the combined sorority pledge class at the auction. religious emphasis week - religious emphasis week is ob- served each year under the aus- pices ot the religious council, macle up of representatives from all cam- pus affiliated church groups. speak- ers this year included ci jew-ish rabbi, a negro protestant minister and a catholic bishop. rabbi maurice davis from indian apolis leads a discussion group '206 bobs denny - homecoming queen 207 1 ETNHA FIR .mmf U 44 . A -. .v ,- H -'fn-,-.wr 'A .- fr. iody cox - blue key sweefhecurf scmdi scott - orient queen 20 210 shoron ronneou - honorory colonel mary long - iunior prom queen 0 ,pv- qv, 4 . 0 ,-,, , A.w. ' w mEq fi. U 1 ... X ' f. f . 47' 'H 1 Ii - ' , , , 1 I ,, . FJ f . 1 ' LJ' V -V - ,.- A -, .A Y ' qc' 4, I I x n 'Q - ,.9':. .Y ' f.u.x.v'j ' L37'4 ? 'f', 143', . ' . 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X , . , , x n ' 5 ' fl-fa 4.1 ju, 9 'FT inter-fraternity council - - i. f. c. is composed of the president and a representative from each fra- ternity on campus. inter-fraternity council publishes, for freshmen men, the fraternity fact book, sponsors greek night, a christmas sing, help week, and gives trophies for intra- mural contests. s '- president vice-president secretary treasurer dr ofhcerm don nelson dick sorrell don myers norman mccurdy sponson kenneth collier 'lf , rf? ,4-4 vw fn. row 1-charles benson, russell poor, bradley neal, don nelson, leigh morris, norm mccurdy. row 2-ierry sprunger, paul dailey, richard irving, william wiggins, gary weiss, fred mossburg. row 3-jack cruse, wayne campbell, larry haynes, david bryan, bill iones, fred hamilton, ed sleziak, bob green, dick uhlir, ierry iennings, dr. kenneth collier. 2i3 F1 chi delta started the year as the cardinal club, a social organization formed at ball state in the spring of 1956. during this year we participated in homecoming, ushering at convocations, sponsoring a record hop, and intramural sports. dinner meetings, trade parties, wel- coming parties, and orientation tours for new students of the winter and spring quarters were also included as chi delta activities. early in february the cardinal club was granted local fraternity status by the interfraternity council, and on february ll the name ofthe cardinal club was changed to chi delta in accordance with the new status. at the present time we are working toward affiliation with a national fraternity. officers: president leigh morris vice-president raymond hufnagel recording secretary bill hayworth treasurer robert inler 214 row 'I-bill haworth, joe heggi, ray huf- nagel, dr. alan hucklebarry, leigh morris, bob imler. row 2-ed zahrndt, ray fritsch, larry lesh, stan smith, verlin nutter, uldis smidchens, ray bullock, wendell willis, george schatch, fred mossburg, keith shafer. row 3-dave iester, tom stankus, mike higi, dwight lceclc. chi delta -- ....,,... ...,. .. V... , ,Y . D row 1-harold jackson, gerald goodson, bernard white, norma smith. row 2-iohn sanders, iack davis, richard irving, nathanial pittman. row 3-charles benson, william butler, eugene thompkins. 'K fr pf' kappa alpha psi -- 1- kappa alpha psi fraternity was founded ian- uary 5, 1911, at indiana university, blooming- ton, being incorporated by the state of indiana on april 15, 1911. it was first known as kappa alpha nu fraternity. in 1914, the name was changed to kappa alpha psi fraternity. the fundamental purpose of kappa alpha psi is achievement, we the members of the delta iota chapter are striving to achieve. our social activities for the school year have included sev- eral parties with nu chapter of indianapolis. a workshop at the university of illinois was highlighted by discussion groups and several dances given by the local sororities. officers: president richard irving vice-president norma smith secretary william butler treasurer harold jackson 215 6 row l-tom mattingly, bob talbertq bob vendrick, bob farrell, dick cauff- man, norm crews, jack breedlove. row 2-dave hooten, bob knaus, gary giesler, maynard bough, tom huyvaert. row 3-ron schuckel, dick dicker- son, morry mannies, jim jacobs, phil young. row 4-norm beck, frank kaftanic, kent andrew, jim danglade. row 5-tom fritts, dick barkman, pat gorman, larry hall, dave waymire. row 'l-tom haines, bob jones, bill click, larry haynes, glen hyndman, bill jones. row 2-tom wesner, john wallen, harry knapp, dick bodry, joe wood. row 3-bryon medler, rich neuman, kent gordon, gary hillabrand, jim bauserman, lois snyder. row 4-dave riley, joe fettig, dick barfell, george addison, bob wilson. row 5-bob schaefer, bob rust, dick seto, jerry sox, norm jones. kappa sigma kappa at thanksgiving, kappa sigma kappa held its an- nual party at the delaware county children's home and at christmas we entertained the delaware county infirmary. the seventh annual variety show was presented in february. ksk won second place in the homecoming parade, won the fraternity basketball championship, and pre- sented the winning fraternity skit at topsy turvey tavern. the annual spring dinner dance was held at the green hills country club. also during the year don berndt was elected na- tional public relations director, bob green was senior class president, and tom dobbs set four individual basketball scoring records for the cardinals. officers: president .,., ,,,,. . ,, . .,,,.,.. .,.., I arry haynes vice-president .,., ,. glen hyndman secretary .,.,.... , .... ,,., b ill click treasurer .,,., bob bottom 7 wel row l-bill jackson, larry horney, dave arney, bill wiggins, bill waech- ter, dick uhlir. ' row 2-clan carmichael, dale ostler, max moore, jake emrick, carroll alex- ander, mrs. theodora jenks, larry campbell, bob newkirk, don nelson, jack cruse, bob bonshire. row 3-bob schultz, phil douglas, bob dickson, chuck culp, fred nie- meyer, bill heath, dick riggins, dave swift. row 4-keith willis, carl harder, fred harris, jay beehler, bob hayes, loren holbrook, row 5-dick landauer, brooks lingo, john hood, bob gage, dave dick, dean luellen, gene crosier. row l-john mitchell, wayne smith, jim kastetter, roger enyeart, jim kirk- man, don marsh, pete fox, richard beaman. row 2-myron storms, claire smith, george harris, jim davis, dick bodiker, david gwin, joe mcholland, willard cheatham, george hill, bill stokes, bill racer, jim satryan. row 3-rick seaver, herb cappel, jim amburn, don reeves, bob haven, phil witt, michael thorne, dave weiss, wayne nelson, jim kirkendall. row 4-duane jump, don Iukens, jack beck, gerald jump, bill griffith, elwood troy, don austin, jerry riggins, tom smith, ron seidner. row 5-tom johnson, charles mast- ers, jerry myers, bill goldsmith, ray knudson, jerry hill, owen drerup, bill current. lambda chi alpha -- throughout the college calendar, lambda chi alpha fraternity has trade parties with ball state's sororities at the chapter house. mrs. theodora jenks became lambda chi's house- mother in the fall. mom acts as hostess at trade parties, and she also helped to found the mothers' club. the social highlight of the fraternity is the annual rose dance- the only formal dance held on campus. for the third time in six years the lambda chi's have captured the scholarship trophy. the pledges of lambda chi took part in three com- munity projects. they collected heart fund donations, helped in the city beautification program, and, dur- ing help week, worked at the ball hospital. the bike-a-thon, is held each spring. the fra- ternity awards permanent trophies to the winners, and a large traveling trophy to the yearly sorority champion. to conclude the social season, an annual spring formal is held at one of the country clubs. officers: president . , , bill wiggins vice-president , dave arney recording sec'y. bill waechter treasurer . ., , ,, larry horney -and my hands were so professional ! they'll never be the same! 219 .1 220 .1 sr l' J ,, I ff if , ,W 4555 4 .1 yo-M I .gr ,N '37,- Q.,- Q..-. V ' ,V ., . Q qv. Q .nw fvu vx Q-x K , ,qv-M ,- row 'I-don sander, wayne camp- bell, norm mccurdy, bob grove. row 2-earl vansickle, iack bate- man, pat cronin. row 3-jim miller, paul schildgen mick eclcert, bob nelson. row l-bill gaskill, iack duncan buddy clard, john wutrich. row 2-phil miller, rod baughn earl, muterspaugh, bill glendenning dixie hornsby. row 3-bill clard, dick moster, george cox, mile garretson. phi sigma epsilon five years ago, after the death of ron garber, an outstanding ball state athlete, the members of phi sigma epsilon formulated the idea to have an annual flower sale on parent's day in memory of him and to furnish a yearly scholarship to some outstanding ball state athlete. all remaining funds are placed in a trust fund for his little daughter's future college education. the ron garber scholarship flower sale is becoming a tradition on parent's day. each year at our casanova capers, the women of ball state elect the man who they think is the king of the campus or more commonly called the campus casanova. the casanovo can either be a student or a member of the faculty. the capers is a dance that has been sponsored by us for the past five years. fi.. in officers: president ..t,. , ...t. ,, wayne Campbell vice-president ,.,,., richard moster recording sec'y. ,. .,.,, james miller treasurer .,..,., ,,., d on sanders dick moster and don sanders, ball state phi sigs ftwo men at leftj converse with delegates at the regional conclave for which ball state was host this year. , 3 S -F 9 ,- 222 row 'I-donald coddens, billy padgett, michael constantinou, gerald sweet,.marvin roney, leslie burkdull. row 'I-dean gerber, lee Watkins, richard Watkins, keith bennett, gerald jennings, larry conrad, louis kessler, kenneth dubie. row 3-richard surowiec, james horein, jo- seph hendrix, bernie folta, jack eller, jerry Wiseman, casimer buczkowski, joseph zimmer- lee, george spitz, alan camren, irvin stumbler. row 4-byron himelick, richard faust, rob- ert reed, fred hamilton, jack mcfarland, darl bookout, david beer. row 5-john reeve, robert sprague, ralph bach, gary weiss, robert wortham, robert mat- tingly, edmund burns, gordon farquhar. row 6-dean gorsuch, thomas shoppell, paul rydzinski, james suiter, william wilson, randall mauch, thomas smith, duane koon, richard dellinger. row 'I-james brand, charles covell, mickey keppler, lewis savini, john briggs, thomas baumgartner, norman holmes. row 2-ervin fratus, leland Wolfe, lorry yazel, cary miller, del dotson, gary bolls, john jenkins, phillip shelby. row 3-lyle gilbert, dave stralcowski, stan- ley roth, pat hughes, robert crossman, clark stahly, larry pinkerton, sam shoemaker, thom- as teghtmeyer, ron hinkle, jerry augsburger, carl uesseler. row 4-john rieth, jerry hodges, don rob- erts, tom hilgendorf, tom Wood, roger eichen- auer, jim noller, travis burleson, dick bare, donald godfrey. row 5-david oertel, ronald cress, joe seip, john gordon, rex schneider, david skelton, paul snyder, david judkins, melvin Wood row 6-ralph ray, gary conners, donald clark, lavon harmen, jim brunso, jim turner, robert hodgin, jerry lehman, ronald erickson, jack spaeth. sigma phi epsilon -- sigma phi epsilon fraternity opened this year at the old house at 526 north martin street. at this time, the chances of our securing the new house at 1431 riverside avenue were still in the talking stage. however, after much waiting and hoping we knew that the wonderful feeling of owning our own house was soon to become a reality. the following Weeks were action packed as the house was completely re- modled before occupancy. our campus activities began with homecoming, float, red derby sale, and house decorations. we introduced the tra- dition of having trade dinners with all the womens' residence halls. the fraternity also sponsors the only turnabout dance of the year with the co-ed ball occupying the spotlight. officers: president david bryan vice-president jim horein secretary richard faust treasurer tom smith the new home of ---'f sigma phi epsilon. 223 4 .-. Q. ww 17' M., row 'I-donald troyer, edward innis, jerry amstutz, edward sleziak, max fraley, eugene hany, jerry sprunger. row 2-richard sorrell, leonard draving, james ice, jim sprunger, gene paxton, mark schoeff, thomas szymczak. row 3-robert mathers, pat benzenhow- er, thomas stiles, horace wilkerson, thomas hendrickson, myron benjamin. row 4-william maldonado, john dull, don coar, arthur branaham, gene stul- macher, john stefanelli. row 5-antonio portolese, ambrose dulle, jerry greenlee, dudley daniels, james vee- vate, james newcomer, jerry bardeson, rex wuerthner. row 'I-herbert hildebrandt, leonard burns, robert yoder, dave gawlikowski, paul dailey, terry heater, robert wehner. row 2-robert wozniak, mose spray, james cronk, joseph portolese, ben luna, floyd wesley. row 3-james williams, larry snyder, robert baker, dave mccarthy, ray nix, nor- bert gronow. row 4-karl miller, albert kepler, dave jordon, charles darst, thomas conner, row 5-kent uptgraft, daniel lowring, eugene fox, john machinik, dave ling. officers: pres. . ed sleziak vice-pres. jerry amstutz sec. ed hildeburdt treas. bob baker sigma tau gamma -- for the tenth consecutive year the initial kickoff of the march of dimes for delaware county was sponsored by sigma tau gamma fraternity. on january 4th and 5th, members of sigma tau gamma were stationed on the street corners in downtown muncie with a goal of 51,000 in mind. the tous are thankful that they were able to contribute to the march of dimes, and thus in a small way give aid to the victims of infantile paralysis. each year sigma tau gamma fraternity sponsors a jazz concert to raise money for a scholarship in memory of bronko kolder, a fraternity brother who gave his life in korea. this year duke ellington presented one of the best concerts heard at ball state for many years, members of sigma tau gamma were very proud to present such an outstanding concert for such a worthy purpose. 225 226 row 'I-bill marohn, ronald gerkin, bradley neal, donald hubbard, thomas curtis, richard gentry. row 2-mr. deal, keith walton, richard horvath, franklin phelps, jack meredith, james brown, dale fozo, steve kosanovich, david kindt, ray ward, jerry rhodes, mr. hoops. row 3-lairy meyer, alex benko, william przy- bysz, james roderick, wallace smith, roger etzler, jack apple, thomas drew. row 4-robert weiss, keith warner, donald ship- arski, victor deweese, eugene noel, larry mossburg, william jackson. row 5-orville brummett, russell poor, john whit- craft, william reddish, jack linton, donald walker, david raham, thomas williams. row l-ronald harrison, john frye, ward jame- son, richard thompson, paul minnich, robert bowdion, thomas hutton. row 2-doug eichorst, richard hoover, dean speicher, george makais, robert lisenko, john schuster, hank case, joseph dotson, robert sikorski, gary farn. row 3-keith miller, richard drake, gene strozew- ski, jack dennis, william jackson, francis hendrickson, phillip barnes, jack flora, steve fischer. row 4-james smith, larry wilber, roger hindman, larry nifong, joseph grider, ronald whitehorn, charles gruber, robert million, don washington, bob bryand. row 5-leonard janowial, dean beltz, gene roose, donald mccougall, roger mitchell, william beckwith, fred sall, donald rush, william stretter, paddy jamer- son, kenneth stone, reese house. theta chi -- this year marks the lO'lst birthday of theta chi fraternity nationally, and the 6th birthday of delta kappa chapter on ball state's campus. the men have gained prestige for theta chi by winning the homecoming float for the fourth consecutive year, winning the annual pledge show, presenting the first all-campus jazz con- cert, participating in eight trade parties with sororities, and introducing the brochure for men rushees. we also have men participating in every varsity sport, and holding several top offices on campus. seven of theta chi's men are campus organization presidents. in all of these activities theta chi is trying to live up to its motto, alma mater first and theta chi for alma mater. officers: president brad neal vice-president . keith warner secretary dick thompson treasurer dave kindt 227 n var x .N 1' f by x ,H-his N- 4 . .. X, X X xx , i Ust rowl nancy boggess, sherry o'dell, beverly macclean, ian fuhrman and linda walker. . 12nd rowj linda stephens, sarah athey, marilyn stookey, lois kimes and fran wild. 13rd rowj iudy iones, claudia drayer, janie leitshuh, sydney adams and lynn iones. Mth rowl ruth whaley, mary long, janie larowe, kay epply and nancy mitchell. fist rowl ann zeig, mary helen pippen, nancy dumont, barb medved and ian pearson. 12nd rowl iudy thompson, saar tap- pin, nancy chandler, mavis brant marlene graft and iudith iohnson. l3rd rowl carole lehman, sue stone- cipher, sue ann danforth, iudy Fiedler and karen lawshe. 14th rowl janice stagg, marilyn kees- ling, carol eggers and marilyn war- dine. list rowl sandy dyer, iulie pickerill, ian marshall, kay baldwin and linda andrew. K2nd rowi dee harmon, toni quate, sonia whitehead, mary anne pogue and ioyce heaton. 13rd rowj gretchen callihan, nora herzer, linda lemasters, mary christ- man and peggy lehman. 14th rowj marilyn radey, sally fuller, barb sedlak and esther cecrle. alpha chi omega in many ways, 1956-1957 was a good year for the alpha chi's. there were the many annual contests in which the sorority participated. outside of these things, we sponsored an annual faculty yuletide tea. the french cabaret dance with the co-operation of the theta chi fraternity, a parent's day tea, a spring bridge-style show, and a tea in the fall for the alumnae. the alpha chi's were especially pleased to hear their province president speak at the state panhel- lenic convention heal in april at ball state. pres. marilyn stookey, lst v. pres., linda stephens, 2nd v. pres., mary lou hoover, rec. sec'y, fran wild, corres. sec'y, linda walker, treas., mary long. xl ' :Ii l .. 1' 2 6 s Nw 1 , 5 ' 1 l l l l 'i 4. alpha chi omega officers har- monize some . . . sorority songs? seated at the piano are treas- urer mary long and president marilyn stookey. standing are fran wild, recording secretary, mary lou hoover, 2nd vice pres- ident, linda walker, correspond- ing secretary, linda stephens, lst vice president. 229 ,Q 'N eff, XJ 'we ,- ,. I x xv Y! vs cw I Z Q-4 C7 xf NJ' -:mf ln- Lf El' v 37 xx N Rx J' qw f.. 11 27, if S K 4 X 3 xx km 1 X93 T' , T77 A-34 X, RZ:- 'S Q7 ilst rowj dorcas condon, joan nichols, ruby lawson, sharon dalke and bon- nie darrow. ' j2nd rowj dot parr, helen hollings- worth, sue smith, betty niblack, judy burk and donna hutcheson. j3rd rowl myrna cordtz, morna cos- tello, pat slane, del carder and lynn stouse. f4th rowj mary helen craig, janice scheerer, bonnie habegger, lori zan- dall and pat turner. ilst rowl lorna craigie, nancy juett, jane judkins, marty wiegner and linda camren. 12nd rowj ruth cameron, carol louden- back, jane shelley, judy clark, evelyn ward and janice clevenger. 13rd rowl judy locke, sandy cox, mar- garet paulek, nancy gothard and shelby show. i4th rowl sharon biggerstaff, sally smiley, janet alstrike and jane harley. fist rowl donna mendenhall, sharon sayers, bobbie mattingly, marian hinkle and carolyn mcnutt. 12nd rowj nancy suitts, carlene beaty, fay follett, ann bauermeister, barbara glenn and sharon garrison. C3rd rowj joan vahle, judy weil, jean- nine usher, lynn lauby and connie leckie. Mth rowl ruth sriver, dianne payer, margaret mattingly, laurie styburski and jan johnson. pres., bobbie mattingly, v. pres., judy burk, rec. sec'y, marilyn hass, corres. sec'y dorcas condon, treas., bonnie darrow. looking over their record collection are some of the a. o. pi officers. seated are joyce pickerill, ass't. treas., judy burk, vice pres., dorcas con- don, corres. sec'y. standing are del carder, fraternity education, and pat turner, panhel- lenic representative. alpha omicron pi alpha omicron pi celebrated its 5th year on the ball state campus with gifts going to needy children in kentucky. other events this year included a formal dance, la vie en rose, hon- oring the pledge class, state day at de pauw university, homecoming tea for alumnae, a formal spring dinner-dance spring swing, and other campus activities. i ' 4 E 1 ij z if i ,. QQ Q I v ,Q -H af, jw ' 'vig 4.1 si X tls..4 3, WMM s 231 1 W .. K T x k D K N X f N ki ' g H X , XX 1 X F N jg KX AY 'N 3 alpha sigma alpha pres., elaine ingram, v. pres., sue woods, . l rec. sec'y, ina van hoy, corres. secy dot cord, treas., ellen harvey. llst rowj marsa harman, gladys payne, elaine ingram, joy kean and barb meckling. 12nd rowj judy bailie, ina van hoy, bev graeber, sue mccann, rosalyn shoemaker and milly rak. 13rd rowl beth schneider, colleen cragun, iane tiemeyer, nancy fickle and iudie ackley. l4th rowj ana lou willis, mary sue robertson, susie perigo, cathy slanac and ioan laskowski. list rowl marilyn merchant, iinny o'connell, naomi robbins, barb scheid and ianet iohnson. f2nd rowj ginny dunn, pat suroviak, nancy iackson, ioanne hays, ieanne hurst and linda caldwell. 13rd rowl sandra doles, bette harlan, jan hays, barb paxson and nanci maple. C4th rowl iane worley, ellen harvey, iudy adams, peggy gillette and bar- bara shanner. list rowl janet lane, anita smith, sue miller, carol dubert and nancy russell. l2nd rowj sally weyler, karen ham- montree, sue woods, sue baer and betty babbitt. 13rd rowi dot cord, claudette cragun, pat garard, pat boyer and anne pinkham. f4th rowi mary pasquale, amy fyffe, betty soyring, iodi reynolds and mary ruth birk. ,jp 1 , be anal elaine ingram, president, and ellen harvey, treasurer, make a floral arrangement for their new suite. alpha sigma alpha celebrated its twentieth year as a national sorority on campus this year. mrs. clayton richard, national treasurer, was present at the celebration banquet. dot cord was chosen to represent miss may in the calendar girl contest. the pledges were presented at a dance, illusions in blue, on february 22. the four-way dance, shadow nocturne, which we helped sponsor with chi omega, kappa sigma kappa and sigma phi epsilon was held on march 2. our state day was held in indianapolis on april 6. 233 X W L Fr mv b Md x ssvli N, . . N X x 1 X V. X , V 1 A 5 f' K Rx Su' S.-f NC H7 xxdf 4 X. . 1-1 - ' , , . ' ms , W I ts. - ' Vi x 'ff . ' ' 'J -A 2 '45 T' XA A , 5 X ' Q CII p- 1- -,-aw sf' '1 f 'FY ' ' Q X yr ,Y I w . L.. ul Q 7? X . nk IN ,I Q x. fist rowl julia melvin, leah brandy- berry, janice hutson, dixie haynes and carol bourret. Q 3 12nd rowj barbara alsop, marilyn brisco, pat witwer, carolyn jones and carol wexand. f3rd rowj mary murray, joy moody, bev white and peggie duffey. Mth rowl anita swinford, bev becker, barbara bowman and ruth paschen. fist rowl norma buck, judy rust, sylvia kaiser, nan raine and carol deubner. 12nd rowi becky Iyons, amy sheehand, pat miller and phyllis sedlak. C3rd rowj judy lape, ruthelma reid, ruth folkers, barbara herman and lorraine zablocki. 14th YOWJ dee dillon, marge guthrie, carol gebhardt and diane dunham. . alpha sigma tau fist rowl joyce springle, phyllis crowe, jane moster, janice allen and mary ann clark. K2nd rowi nancy leroy, joyce curtis, donna fidler, judy rex and jan koontz. C3rd rowi janice jones, georganna johnston, sandra guenther, sharon boehler and barbara gallagher. 14th rowj nancy zobbe, judy king, shirley voisard and jane bennett. having a short business meeting around the marble table are janet jones, treasurer, dee dillon, president, sylvia kaiser, secretary and janet koontz, vice president. f fx Xss- -1' 1 janet jones, treas., dee dillon, pres., sylvia kaiser, sec'y, janet koontz, vice. pres. alpha sigma tau was founded at michigan state normal college in 1899. an outstanding event of this year's activities was a dance honoring the pledges. the theme of the dance was garden of roses with the music presented by the starliters. other events of the year included founder's day banquet, homecoming tea for alumnae, shower for the new suite. parent's day breakfast and the 'formal dinner-dance were the out- standing activities in spring. 235 xf x 1- T7 , 1 tx fn' sf 1 , r v a v E-f Q: 'Z' 13 . 'S fi gf! af' -V Mugs Q 17- w- , If K Y I, 19- X . 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QNC. mv 'Nr' .wx X - sz: .- Y, 05 X I A X . 1 e Al E- officers: president , . , lois schumm x. vice-president . pat wells secretary . . , marrianna moore treasurer gerry hebert pledge mother , , charlene grolla chi omega chi omega's suite has been the home of its many activities this year. home- coming, ofcourse, started the year with much excitement and many things to do. then came rushing and the fun of entertaining the new pledges at a christmas part in the suite. christmas and easter baskets for needy families, a trip to the marion veterans hospital, co-sponsoring the co-ed ball with sigma phi epsilon and shadow nocturne with alpha sigma alpha, kappa sigma kappa and sigma phi epsilon, the annual pledge dance, trade parties and much more were the other activities enjoyed during the year. fist rowj-patra redman, karen elder, , , , sandy osborne, iaren powell, and phyllis l l . ' rager. - 12nd rowj-gerry hebert, rosemary bor- 5 A sattino, carol brammell, sally sue riegel, l pat michlitsch and martha martin. x f3rd rowl-jacque neff, charleen grolla, ann madsen, marilyn odell, and shirley hatley. 14th rowl-ieanne fowler, pat wells, ioyce lee, ruth elwell, carol goethals and betti paterson. fist fowl-marianna moore, ioyce gib- lxf l l son, jane huntzinger, dee stone, and karell cooper. 12nd rowj--karen lindquist, ian meyer, iris kane, carol barber and lois schumm. f3rd rowl-jenny pollard, barb magna- 2 bosco, elaine hubbard, linda brammell and iody cox. 14th rowl-arlene karp, margie molnar, lila himes, elizabeth phelps and carol corbin. ,- ll st rowj-nancy grinstead, barb costy, carol burkett, iane condon and linda schuck. 12nd rowl-sandra little, carolyn hall, rosemary goodling, sandy ioseph and marilyn faust. 13rd '0Wl'PC'i Young' WNY heffelf Pol the scrapbook recalls pleasant memories to the chi omega Phillips' Connie miller and 'C'nCY keller- officers. they are gerry hebert, treasurer, lois schumm, presi- 14th rowl-sharon binnion, carol brickler, dent, pat wells, vice-president, marrianna moore, secretary, ianet rush, iudy reddish and mary elston. and charleen grolla, pledge mother. 237 ,ff xf .-v WJ NJ wr' ws' -14? 4- 'Q X, ,.-- E v YT -7' 4? -v- ,..., .rx -., VF' X v.4 x Y ' A I N.: A-A T? 4 4-1- u -v 1- ,Q ' Wav' V.. wa La -ov s ,N 5 V C vs D an Q.. 'rf' , f C? . ,F X , t sf- x . Q W, W ' x N , 4 L 4 X . Qlst rowl marge morris, barbara leitshuh, toots pickett, shirley skiles and joyce devinney. . 12nd rowl rose fisher, kacey powell, rachell moody, jonnie spoor, marilyn skinner and veronice mcclintock. l3rd rowl sandra schoof, sally enking, ethel jean cormack, sharon sutton, and suzanne griffith. 14th rowl joyce ann wilt, linda god- sey, barbara salaka, annettie good and mary koehler. C5th rowj karin yopst, mary french, mary ann naugle and sue blodgett. fist rowl judy bunch, suzanne brown, mary helen bailey, sally stonebroker and sharon gunyon. 12nd rowl carol black, kay harvey, barbara both, marilyn felty, sandra conklin and alice abroham. 13rd rowj sadona hartman, joan farr, beth ann teagardin, carol lee benson, jan sanders and jo ann shroyer. 14th rowl carolyn shreves, barbara good, sylvia starr, diana robbins, jody wilt and barbara suits. jlst rowj mary conn, joyce anderson, kay jenkins, carlee shreeves and anna belle sells. 12nd rowl delee warnock, lois miller, louise crouse, pat ballinger, jody hempfling, sandra eley and joyse bowers. f3rd rowl jolene joyce, pat coleman, elizabeth swank, janice quinn, bar- bara mossey, stephanie dart and nancy fenn. 14th rowl sara brannan, jessie emer- son, joan burnworth, carol clossay, monica fortener and arlene houston. the delta zeta officers find many items of interest on their new and modern shelves. left to right are jessie emerson historian, karen yopst, panhellenic rep resentative, pat coleman, vice president, annettie good, pres., carolyn shreves rec. sec'y, and elizabeth swank, treas delta zeta was founded at miami university, oxford, ohio, on october 24, 1902. the gamma chi chapter of delta zeta came to ball state in l953. during the fall quarter the first formal dance of the year, interlude in blue, was co-sponsored by the delta zetas. the annual homecoming tea was given by the chapter honoring all the queen candidates. snowflake fantasy was the name of the dance given in honor of the pledge class. the traditional closed dance, lamplight serenade, was held in may at the green hills country club. the school year closed with a week of activities recognizing our seniors. ,AZ H ' v t 1 delta zeta pres., annettie good, v. pres., pat cole- man, rec. sec'y, carolyn shreves, treas., elizabeth swank, ffiilz BL: N... 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'X-X, Act-4 fm JM list rowb lois jenkins, nancy oldham, marge wynns, and iaunita ballinger, l2nd rowl connie holman, iune leoriard, joan bass and minnie campbell. 13rd rowb daisy montgomery, genevieve redditt and barbara hammond. 14th rowl wilma babb, norma marrow, beverly clark and ellen stephens. pres., iuanita ballinger, v. pres., mercedis wynns, sec'y, genevieve redditt, treas., wilma babb, xg' -fr X 1 A XML' X, ' ' i '- A planning a coming activity are genevieve redditt, secretary, iuanita ballinger, president, wilma babb, treasurer, marcedis wynns, vice president. 240 delta sigma theta during the year the delta phi chapter of delta sigma theta sorority sponsored a back- to-school record dance, homecoming tea for alumnae, attended state day in indianapolis and sponsored a founders day banquet dur- ing the conference, participated in the par- ent's day sing and held its annual spring din- ner dance. in february the delta sigma theta brought to the ball state campus new york concert pianist, philippa schuyler, for an open concert for ball state and the community. T-D 'cf' CT-7 N., V' L phi kappa sigma -- C' C? 3' 'Q' -'CRW' N1 . WFT' X V s A gf we , i s ' - . A 'X .- 1 Wpa Q A fist rowl ianey reebs, louise barr, martha nauman and rita murray. 12nd row? iacque Cary, ioyce ann free, mary ann klaas and sueianney, f3rd rowj mary ann huff, beverley griffin, and audrey wilhite. 14th rowl beverly ann baker and bonnie rigney. 'Q u A ,, this year was an especially active year for pi kappa sigma. in november the national president, mrs. charles n. gibson, was on the ball state campus for three days. during this visit she was honored with a tea. other outstanding events for the year included the home- coming activities with the float entry let's toast 'em and the observance of founders day with visiting alumnae. iacque cary, secretary, sue ianney, vice-presi- dent, beverly baker, president, rita murray, treas. 241 'F sr 'CP 'C7' 'Q'-6 N -Q 4 NJ rv-L, vw I I r V..., 'K X54 3 QU' ff S-an w....,f .., 1 V1 '77 ,-, xf' 5 c w ,fx fc r i ' I . ,-1 :kv px 1 1 'f 425 rf fixfi -.19 x 'L' ft Y -17'i 'i7 iii-865-it it Q it E :M ': L 29 H Y L, g5',Mi WJ CM N sigma kappa Clst rowi louise draper, donna harter, carol freeman and donna truitt. 12nd rowjnona femyer, roberta mc- kaig, shirley karnowsky and cheryl lejeune. 13rd rowi ianet cull, linda yount, ianeth thomas and rita heidi beck. 14th rowi ianice maple, pat goulds- bery, barbara nickols and anita ed- wards. Ust rowl phyllis dowell, nancy payn- ter, iuliarose holliday and kathryn eloise peabody. 12nd rowl marilyn thornburg, barbara dittman, eunice thompson and anne morrison. 13rd rowi beverley gilmore, henri- etta purkhiser, iulia findley and iva lee rothrock. i4th rowj dixie rinker, karen shaffer, sandra crist and faye legan. Clst rowl sharon beebe, pat trissell, fran hubley, and ianice holmgren. C2nd rowi ioan strbiak, pat under- wood, nancy brown and marlene lee. l3rd rowi elaine price, sandra botkin, betty finchum and iane van matre. 14th rowj wilma woolever, myrna kay schmitt and kay kitterman. sigma kappa was founded at colby college, waterville, maine, on november 9, 1874. the gamma eta chapter of sigma kappa was installed at ball state in the spring of 1954. an outstanding event of the year was the snow- flake baII honoring the pledges. highlighting the evening was the pledge processional when each pledge was intro- duced by her big sister. other events that sigma kappa participated in during the year included a homecoming tea for alumnae, parent's day breakfast, formal dinner- dance held in spring, and participation at state day in indianapolis. pres., wilma woolever, lst v. pres., ioan strbiak, 2nd v. pres., mary lou godfreyp rec. sec'y, sharon beebe, corres. sec'y, betty finchum, treas. pat trissell. Q' -7, . -4.23 pf .1 3 f 1 . 1 .f iii V S - -.......d...? 1 LM EM flied the sigma kappa officers display their map of college chapter houses. seated are wilma woolever, president, and mary lou godfrey, vice president. standing are betty finchum, corres. sec'y, and sharon beebe, record- ing sec'y. 243 .gg sf ff' If af mi J 2 X fx '74 1 .LJ P' 1 fist rowl corine yundt, pat godoy, dian thomas, and gathel paul. f2nd rowl monica owen, arlene brad- ley, marva iane haas and mariorie senesac. f3rd rowj gwilli goff, ann deleget, bonnie fusselman and mary ann cub- ranich. 14th row! evelyn haugland, marcia graybiel, carol kellerman and ruth hendrickson. fist rowl diana sullivan, bev bross, mary io blubaugh and donna burt. 12nd rowll ada mathias, sandy rob- inson, suzi montgomery and peggy moir. 13rd rowl anne robinson, nancy mat- tice, judi breece and betsy burchard. 14th rowl stana tadich, connie shideler darlene uridel and mariorie gooding. fist rowl mary alice dunwoody, sherry goult, iane spurr and marcia smith. 12nd rowl ioan dufon, gloria eller, dianne putt and sandra bisel. 13rd rowl beverly hill, charlene smith, helen pokofke and anne rody. 14th rowl iudy prince, jerry craig, mary colbert and carol thompson. pres., stana tadich, ,v. pres., betsy burchard, rec. sec'y, connie shideler, corres. sec'y gwilli goff, treas., donna traves. sigma sigma sig topsy turvy tavern annually sponsored by was presented by the sorority with the aid of skits. during the dance for the events. walton leadership sigma sigma. the n by the national time the ball state med after the first sigma sigma again year activities included the homecoming tea pledges, annual spring dinner-dance, and stana tadich, chapter president, won the award given annually by the national offices award, a loving cup, is the highest individual group for the entire organization. this is chapter was honored with a recipient. the national president of sigma sigma sigma. Q coco 1 ' 'eff' in a favorite corner of their suite finds the tri sigma officers. left to right they are marva iane hass, pan hellenic represent- ativef gwilli goff, corres. sec'y, betsy burchard, vice president, stana tadich, president, donna burt, treasurer, and connie shidler, rec. sec'y. 5 v Q0 i at X N I T' Y! G9 qv fx fv- 1-rv Q- -, ,T fs 'uv w 1 'G' wb ?-v xv T7 ,qsf rvvs Nl..- N, B' w -5 vv fx fy av- uf-Q x, f- 'C' 1 wg pi beta phi Ust rowl ian trittschuh, iudy hanna- gan, fancheon peters, mary lou horst- man and ioanie gruska. 12nd rowj gyneth sprunger, pat english, barb bailey, dina eder and sonja rouch. 13rd rowj sandy thompson, annette petro, ieri trusty, diana sampson and wynara daugherty. K4th rowj nancy leininger, sally io grim, judy miller, barb waechter and iudy wann. flst rowj janice hattendorf, doris whitehead, ianet blume, iudy ash- craft and carol iurgenson. C2nd rowl connie bickel, carolyn chas- tain, pat stratton, susan schweiker and patsy smith. 13rd rowl elen spearman, charlene cultice, io ann jolly, peggy dunn and sandy scott. 14th rowj mardell newquist, bobbi irwin, paula boleriack, shirley grasa and sharon iones. list rowl jean trusty, mary pat pat- terson, barbara waechter, lorene nor- ton and sharon ronneau. C2nd rowj sue spitler, vicky timmons, carol caupp, iean rhine and carolyn patterson. 13rd rowj rosalie hiatt, gwen mer- anda, frankie bly, kay thornburg and anne stahley. 14th rowl mary giles, rosie roof, susan powell and carole hinderlong. pi beta phi began an outstanding year by donning their new white blazers to hold a homecoming open house in their new suite in rodgers hall. a very successful 35th annual christmas ball was held in december and a semi-formal dance club pi phi honored pledges in february. other activities included helping the sigma tau gamma fraternity's mile of dimes cam- paign for the march of dimes, dad's day activities in october, a mother's day breakfast, state day in april, pin serenades, trade parties and the climaxing event of the year-the annual spring dinner dance at the delaware country club. 3-3-2 Omm -5 52? '22 Sas 383 ::-.. mam 'ofng 3250 png? T44 TD. Q2 33 .,. 33 23. rv-. gn lm T13 33 1 '22 gm 23 1 -U. mm Ili :nm 03 , s l 5 V. i' V j at ., X is tl ll H f 5: 4' hi? 1, il t. ' :eg l ., 1 4 I ' ri ' - l P L' . 1 5, E5 F Lg- 7 4 -..4.e VI, having a cup of tea in their new suite are the pi phi officers, annette petro, pledge mother, ellen spearman, rec. secretary, sandra scott, vice president, jean rine, corres. secretary, and ianet blume, treasurer. 247 l l i ,xg lllll ll L' - t tl ilu! l lr 5 l ' f f r Fr I- -m -, L V, , I- 1 fa' A, t I Q ' .. ' 79- t - i n--' ' r .. ,,. X i . V saw seated: ruthie horstman, carol caupp, marcedis wynns, pat turner, norma marrow, dee dillen, wilma woolever, elaine ingram, norma bennett, bette paterson, karen yopst. Standing: amy sheehan, rita murray, lois schumm, marilyn stookey, peggy gillette, stana tadich, roberta mattingly, annettie good. panhellenic council is composed of the president and a representative from each sorority on campus. the purpose of panhellenic are: KU to maintain on a high plane fraternity life and foster co-operation among individual fraternities, KQJ to further fine intellectual accomplishment and sound scholarship, C32 co-operate with college administration in maintenance of high social standards, and C43 to be a 'forum for the discussion of questions of interest in the college fraternity world. if r 5 JR .,,-.L ' 2 4 ian marshall, mary murray, sharon binnion, carol iurgen- son, beverly clark, bonnie fusselman, sandy schoof, sue miller, beverly griffin, rita heide, Cabsent, marty weignerj. functions oflpanhellenic include: CU being co-sponsors of greek night with inter-fratern- ity council, CQJ sponsoring junior panhellenic, f3l carrying out rush activities, including an information hour for unorganized women, 141 publishing it's all greek , C51 having work- shops for various sorority officers, and C65 playing host this year to the indiana state panhellenic conference on march 30. officers: president, lois schumm, vice-presi- dent, amy sheehan, secretary, bette paterson, treasurer, pat turner. sponsor: miss martha wickham. i senior I. to r,. stone tcmduch, vnce esidentg carol goethcxls, secre ryp beth schneider, treasurer ilu I ihspuggillil in is x Xa X ,QQ X X K president, b class oFHcers lu .mr ,.1 I W uhm A-I-rl LI Ill -I r 'mp h ia!!! 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Rensselaer Muncie Chicago, Illinois South Bend AUCK, MAYER, JOY ELAINE McCANN, McCO0L, McCREARY, RANDALL LAVERNE Elkhart DONNA SUE BARB GENTRY EDWIN DEAN Middlebury Kokomo LaPorfe Goshen MCCUBBINS, MCCURDY, NORMAN MCGINNIS, JOHN PATRICIA ANN Pendleion Muncie Tipton in 'CY McGUIRE, MARY McKINNEY, Muncie BARBARA ANN Peru 267 flu t l I 'RQ Y gr I f-,tw McNUTT, MCWHORTER, MEISTER, RICHARD J. MENDENHALL, MEREDITH, JACK L. CAROLYN ANN HERBERT GAROLD Crawfordsville DONNA MARIE Hammond ' Muncie New Castle LaFontaine I , I I l 2 I l I l fr: 'mr A wr 'RA' .4-nv' MESSLER, CHARLES H. MIEDEMA, ALAN P. MILLER, MILLER, DON E. MILLER, FRED J. I Marion Indianapolis AUGUST PATRICK Alexandria Richmond Millerburg l l l Il l l Q .4-I I l MILLER, MARILYN MILLER, RICHARD LEE l Muncie Anderson Q! ' I l l MINK, REVENNA BIRD MINNICH, MOCK, JAMES M I ' Dunkirk AMELIA M. BAILEY Winchester 1 Muncie I l I 1 rg pu. I 'es' ff- -'Sv l MONTGOMERY, MOONEY, MOORE CONRAD M. MOORE, MORAN, JOHN J. 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PEARSON, PENDLETON, Huntington BARBARA ANN Lincoln, Illinois MEREDITH GENE CHRISTINE NEFF Lebanon Russioville New Paris iv ENNINGTON, PENWELL, PERIGO, SUSANNE PETERSON SHIRLEY ANNE FRANKLIN L. Mooresville SUSAN ANNE Frunldon Noblesville Burnehsville I I .,s QS. M4 PETRQ, ANNETTE PETRY, PETTIBONE, JOHN F. PHARES, JACK Franklin NINA DARLENEN Anderson Muncie Knighisiown A A X pm,- I I I I I I I I LI 1 -4 PHELPS, FRANKLIN L. PHILLIPS, JIMMIE L. PHILLIPS, PHILLIPS, WILLIAM A. Anderson Muncie MARILYN SUE Huniingion Rochester 27 -I fi 1:7 PICKELL, ROBERT PAL Muncie PITTENGER, JAY M. PLY, CHARLES POGUE, LOIS JEAN POOR, RUSSELL A. POORBAUGH, Muncie Wabash La Fontaine Warsaw JOHN MILTON Elkharf G 1:77 PRESSEL, PRICE, PHYLLIS ANN PRICE, PROUTY, PROUTY, HAROLD R. MARGARET DELILAH Muncie ROSEMARY GREER GRETCHEN SUE Pennville Union Mills Selma DeSoto POORE, DAVID FLO1 Anderson 2 I 7 Q'-v 'rf EY, ROBERT E. PUTT,DIANNE MILLER RAINE, NANETTE RAWNER, DOROTHY L. RAY, CHARLES A, RAY, HAROLD P Ierson Richmond Carmel Anderson Muncie N I ', JUDITH pringport '55 JOAN REDMAN, PATRA REED, RONALD R. REFFETT, SHANNON RETA, CHARLES W. Frankfort Indianapolis Kewanna Economy If fd ...- NOLDS, RICHARDSON, RIEGEL, SALLY SUE RIGGIN, RICHARD E. OLLY ANN KENNETH L. Union City Muncie iagerstown Peru 3 wmv RIGGS, DENTON J. RILEY, DAVID ELLIS RINKER, SHIRLEY ANN RITTENHOUSE, Anderson Fort Wayne Muncie MARY M. Portland 5 ROBBINS. DIANA DARE Whiting I I I I V I II I it E I 1 I I, IiI N, I I I I M I I h. ROBERTSON, JANICE D. Richmond 4' 274 ROBERTSON, MARY SUE Anderson ROSBRUGH, SALLY A. Warsaw .2 V.,- ROGERS, RONEY MARVIN GENE DORIS IRENE Anderson Keystone wr4 ROSSOU, CORANELL RUNYON, RUSBY, RYDZINSHKI, PAUL B. VIRGINIA LEE JAMES WILLIAM South Bend Richmond Marion A-I4 xg--9 ,pup 4-.-.7 SACKMIRE, ALICE CLAIRE Lafayette SANBURN, SATRYAN, SCHEERER, SCHEID, BARBARA SCHER, NORBEBI CHARLES RICHARD JAMES A. JR. JANICE LOUISE Kokomo Pennville , Kokomo Wabash .i Ji SCHLEMMER, SCHNEIDER, SCHOON, SCHROEDER, SCHULTZ, ROBERII SONDRA KAY ELIZABETH ANNE PATRICIA JEAN JUDITH MURPHY Fort Wayne i Warsaw South Bend Gary Muncie I I FE h it . Wk' we-f YT' Ng SCOOT, SCOTT, SANDRA JEAN SEAMAN, CAROL ANN SEDLAK, SETO, RICHARD BARBARA FRANCES Hobart Fort Wayne PHYLLIS FRANCES Whiting Anderson Indianapolis if env SEYBERT, SHAFER, JEANNE SHARKEY, JOANNE SHEETS, WILMA LEE DONNA JEAN Hammond Madison Middletown C. 453 3 -. 5 1? 45' kr ERWOOD, SHIDELER, MARY J. SHIELDS, C. V. SHIGLEY, SHIPPY, LARRY DEE AMES RICHARD Huntington Muncie FORREST DWIGHT Kendallville Auncie Lafayette if sur DEMAKER, SHOWALTER, SHREVES, IOSALYN ANN ROBERT C. CAROLYN JAYNE Iarmel Fountain City Cowan SHEFF, MARK 415' SHROYER, MARTHA JEAN Dunkirk gr SHULTZ, WILMA MAE Gragill 275 ' SHUMAKER, SIGGINS, CHARLES SILLS, RUBY G. SIMON, RICHARD M. SINE, ROBERT D. Muncie Hartford City Bloomington PHYLLIS MAULLER Selma Hartford City V I i fr' daun- J3 -o-9' 'i f SKINNER, PAUL SLUSHER, SMALL, MARY SUE SMITH, BILL MACK SMITH, HARO Muncie BARBARA E. FOLTZ Atlanta Hartford City Fort Wayne Muncie -47 l 1 -in we irv I te. SMITH, SMITH, MARY MARGARET PATRICIA RUTH V! Anderson Fort Wayne I SMITH, SMITH, STANTON W. SMITH, WALLY I RAYMOND JOSEPH Zionsville Anderson l Milwaukee, Wis. i 'WR ,Q l : SNIDER, ARTHUR LEE SNIDER, SARAH MAY SNODGRASS, SOMERS, SORRELLRICHARD A. l Hope Muncie CHARLES R. DONALD LeROY Spiceland R Muncie Pendleton I I l- 276 t L f sq.. SOSH,MlCHAEL PETER SOUDER, ALLEN D, SOUL, SUE SPEARMAN, SPEARMAN, JACK Gary Garreil' ELLEN A. HOHAM Princefon For? Wayne if 'KI' l, SPRUNGER, JERRY LEE VID RAYMOND Berne fon Af, , ld. 4 Q-.7 SPURR, BARBARA ANN SRIVER, STANLEY, KAREN KAY Lebanon FRANCIS T. JR. Redkey --f-A-'Hn South Bend EY, STANLEY, RICHARD LEE STATON, RALPH L. STEELE, STEPHENS, LINDA LUE IOLD NORMAN Muncie Springporf JACQUELINE SUE Noblesville lcie Goshen Lx STEWART, M. DEE STOHLER, BETTY STOHLER, STOLTE, HARRY J. STOMM, LARRY G. Foresi New Castle NORMA JEAN St. Marys, Ohio Auburn Anderson 277 upw- i .r-, STOOKEY, STOUSE, MARILYN KAY MARILYN JEAN Gary Souih Bend 278 STOUT, STRBIAK, STROTHER, DOROTHY NAOMI JOAN LUNSFORD EVELYN ELAIN Eaton Whiiing Knightsfown 1 F?-,,,,,,.,, . , I Pi? rg, wi , fra, , -:su R 4 ,., 'sa I , 1 STUART, BRUCE F. STUMLER, IRVIN SULLIVAN, SUNDERMAN, MEL SWANK, Loganspori New Albany NORMA MARLENE Anderson ELIZABETH ANN Amboy Muncie K lv 'bf is ev xi' SWANSON, PAUL R. TADICH STANA J TALMADGE ALLAN R TALMADGE Plymouth East Chicago Hobari BARBARA L. Walkerton aw .TQ +46 'TZ-7 TANNER, JOHN E. TAYLOR, TEEGARDEN, BYRON TEMPLETON, THOMAS TETRICK, THALLS, ADII Winchester CATHERINE JANE Anderson Anderson CAROLYN LOU Hagersiown Marion Mooreland 'i.., if PMPSON, THORNBURG, NOEL G. THORTON, THRAILKILL, THURSTON, NORMAL. TIEMEYER, JANE ARBARA LYNN Parker SARA ALICE FLOYD F. Muncie Richmond rown Point Portland Von Buren QS Y'-'17 TINKLE, TODD, TODD, .IEANNE TREECE, CLELA TRUEX, DONALD W. THOMAS WILLIAM CHARMAINE ELOISE Garrett South Bend New Castle Highland 'S -.Q 'uri QDERWOOD, UPTGRAFT, K. KENT VANDERBECK, VAN SICKLE, PATRICIA ANN Hurfforcl Cily JAMES A. V. WAYNE Shelbyville New Castle Richmond KNZO, ROBERT VEEVAETE, JAMES L. VOISARD, WAECHTER, Highland Mishowuka SHIRLEY ANN BARBARA ANN Muncie Akron Q' VAN ZANT, AN ITA SUE Anderson 279 .AQ 'sl I-4'9 WAGNER, IVAN WAINSCOTT, WALKER, RICHARD WALLEN, JOHN LEW Winchester MEREDITH PAUL Anderson Frankfort '-4 EWAM Htl WANN, JUDITH ANN WARD, JAMES K. WARD, RAY S. WATKINS, DICK Fort Wayne Anderson Anderson Williamsport 4- 4 ' I as .,.-. wp- i sv 5' WEIL, .IUDITH WEISS, GARY ALLAN WELCl'l,CAROL SUTER WELLS, WHITCRAFT, WHITLOCK, JACK J. Muncie Fort Wayne Plymouth PATRICIA IRENE JOHN ARTHUR South Bend South Bend Lc1Fontoine ....N, lfgv WHITTENBERGER, WILD, WILES, RICHARD WILHITE, AUDREY WILKINSON, SARA JANE FRANCES JEANNE Huntington Indianapolis HORACE L. Rochester Noblesville Huntsville 280 New Castle l R E st A' wr ' R 'Q f WEDEL, WANDA KA1ll Vincennes ' L1 I I l I 1 II -J ? .x',. N ,LlAMS, DONALD WILLIAMS, WALTER O. WILLIS, WILSON, JANE ANNE WIMMER, JANE Iuncie Noppcmee DONALD KEITH Elwood Gusfon Mishawckc nh' if ,...-1 ti? 'KOWSKI, ADRIEN WOLF, JAMES H. WOLFE, WOODWARD, WOOLEVER, linumuc Muncie HAROLD EUGENE PHILIP K. WILMA ROSE Anderson Kokomo Walton IIGHT, CARL L. WUTHRICH, JOHN YOPST, KARIN E. knderson Muncie ouistonding seniors JAY BEEHLER KEITH BENNETT NORMA HEER BENNETT MARY JO BERGIN DON BERNDT JANET BLUME ROSEMARY BORSATTINO CAROL BRAMMEL JIM BROWN ALAN CAMREN PATRICIA COLEMAN JERRIANNE CRAIG TOM CURTIS ESTER DAWSON Fort Wayne DELORES DILLON H. TOM DOBBS DON GEARRING RON GERKIN CAROL GOETHALS ANNETTIE GOOD KENT GORDON ROBERT GREEN EUGENE HANY JOHN HOOD MARY LOU HOOVER RUTH HORSTMAN DON HUBBARD KAY JENKINS sf, if by ZIMMERMAN, VERLE ISAAC Wolkerfon GERALD JENNINGS JANET JOHNSON NORMAN McCURDY MAX MOORE RITA MURRAY DON NELSON DALE OSTLER RUSSELL POOR JOHN POORBAUGH NANETTE RAINE PATRA REDMAN PAUL RYDZINSKI JANICE SCHEERER BETH SCHNEIDER 'X ' 1 33 352 W I ANN WISHORN, JAMES Alexandria SANDRA SCOTT DICK SORRELL JERRY SPRUNGER LINDA STEPHENS DEE STEWART MARILYN STOOKEY STANA TADICH PAT UNDERWOOD JUDITH WANN DICK WATKINS PAT WELLS CLOCK' JACQUELINE L CURTIS, THOMAS D. .. ......... ...255 BEEHLER, JAY E. .. ..,,, ,. ,,,,., . . 251 AARON, PEGGY M. .. . .. ,250 B.S. Home Ec., Mary Beerrlflfl Beeman Club, Wesley Foundation ALEXANDER, MARY ALICE 250 B.S. Soc. Sci., Sigma Sigma Sigma ALLEY, REENE ANN B.S. Math., Chem., Math Club? SEC, pres., Westmister Fellowship, Orchestra, Alpha Sigma Alpha: North Hall Council ALLISON, ROBERT C. . 250 B.S. Ind. Arts, Epsilon Pi Tau, Delta Phi Delta, Ind. Arts Club, sec., Baseball ANDREW, MARCELLA G. 250 B.S. Home Ec., Phi Upsilon Omi- cron, sec.: Mary Beeman Club, treas., Wesley Foundation, pres.: Religious Council, YWCA, Band, Orchestra APPLE, WINFRED C. 250 B.S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, Veterans' Organization APPLEGATE, DONALD . . ., . . 250 B.S. Accounting ATHEY, SARAH .. .. 250 B.S. Elem., ACE, Library Sci. Club, Westminster Fellowship, ORIENT Sales Staff, Alpha Chi Omega ATKINSON, MICHAEL W. ...,.250 B.S. Math, Phys., Sigma Zeta, Math Club AVILA, RAMON L. . 250 B.S. Soc. Sci., Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, Newman Club BABB, JANIS ANN qwebb, 250 B.S. Elem., ACE, Disciples Student Fellowship Choral Union BABB, RICHARD LEE .. ..,... H250 B.S. Bus. Ed., Sci. Club, Soc. Sci. Club, Math Club, Commerce Club BABCOCK, DONNA MAE . 250 B.S. Elem., Spotlight, Wesley Foundation BADGETT, HOMER EUGENE . 250 B.S. Soc. Cci. BAHLER, DOTTIE M. .. 250 B.S. Eng., Spotlight, Delta Zeta, v. pres. BALDRIDGE, JoANN , ,. 250 B.S. Elem., Library Sci. Club, Westminster Fellowship BALLINGER, JUANITA . 250 B.S. Art, Delta Sigma Theta, pres., Delta Phi Delta, Kallista BARNES, HOPE . ,. ,, .250 B.S. Eng. BASS, ARNOLD , , , 251 B.S. Soc. Sci., Kappa Delta Pi, Young Demo. BATEMAN, JACK ,... . . 251 B.S. Bio., Chem., SEC, IFC, Preby. Youth Group, Phi Sigma Epsilon, secretary BAULKEY, HOWARD N. Sr. 251 B.A. Chem., Math., Math Club, Sci. Club BAXTER, ROBERT JAMES .. 251 B.S. Music, Phi Mu Alpha, Music Club, Band, Orchestra, Men's Glee Club BECK, JACK ., H251 B.S. Phy. Ed. Lambda Chi Alpha, Young Demo. BECK, RICHARD A. .,,, .. 251 B.S. Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts Club, Kappa Sigma Kappa B.S. Bus. Ed., Alpha Phi Gamma, Ball State News, business mgr., Lambda Chi Alpha, Commerce Club, Soc. Sci. Club BEERER, JOYCE EILEEN . . 251 B.S. Nursing, Freshman Class sec., Nursing Student Council, Night- ingale Choir, Intervarsity Fellow- ship BEJMA, BERNARD D. 251 B.S. Phy. Ed., Sigma Tau Gamma BELL, ERNEST EUGENE 251 B.S. Phy. Ed. BENNETT, KEITH LAMOINE . 251 B.S. Bus. Ed., Blue Key, Com- merce Club, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Religious Council, Wesley Founda- tion, ORIENT Sales Manager, Who's Who BENNETT, STEPHAN A. . ,.... 251 B.S. Art, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Delta Phi Delta BENNING, KENNETH . .. ,... . 251 B.S. Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon BERGIN, MARY JO ..,,.....,.,...,,. 251 B. S. Art, Delta Phi Delta, sec., Kallista, ORIENT Art Editor, Al- pha Sigma Tau, Student Center Committee, Junior Prom Queen Court, Homecoming Queen Court BERNDT, DON . ,,,.. ..,... . ...,251 B.S. Soc. Sci., Alpha Phi Gamma, pres., Kappa Sigma Kappa, pres., Cardinal Code, production mgr., Student Publications Comm., Vet- erans' Org., Soc. Sci. Club, Ball State News, editor, Young Rep., ORIENT Staff, SEC BEYERL, RICHARD .. ....... ...251 B.S. Soc. Sci., Soc. Sci. Club. BEZY, SARILDA SUE .. ,,..,,...,. 251 B.S. Elem., ACE, Library Science Club, Newman Club BILLINGTON, JOHN R. ....., ..25'l B.S. Ind. Arts, Sigma Zeta BILLS, B. Franklin ..,..........,... 252 B.S. Acc't., B. Club, Alpha Phi Omega, v. pres., Commerce Club, Religious Council, Wesly Founda- tion, Bail State News, AFROTC Drill Team, Track BIRT, DON H. ..., ........ ........,.,.. 2 5 2 B.S. Bus. Ad., Alpha Phi Omega, v. pres., Commerce Club, Baptist Student Fellowship, pres. Concert Choir, Young Rep. BLAIR, JANET LEE ..,.,, . ...... 252 B.S. Elem., ACE BLUME, JANET J. .......,..,., ....... 2 52 B.S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, Newman Club, ORIENT Staff, Ball State News, Pi Beta Phi, treas. BOGGESS, Nancy Ellen ,,..,.,,, 252 B.S. Elem., ACE, Alpha Chi Omega BOHNERT, DAVID . . ,.......,..252 A.B. Eng., Speech, Alpha Phi Gamma, Chi Rho Beta, Kappa Delta Pi, Religious Council, Ball State News, Spotlight, Junior Marshal BORSATTINO, ROSEMARY .,... 252 B.S. Soc. Sci., Alpha Phi Gamma, Soc. Sci. Club, Ball State News, society editor, Chi Omega, treas., Soph. Class v. pres., Junior Pan- hellenic BRAMMELL, CAROL ...,,.,,, ,,.. 2 52 B.S. Elem., Kappa Delta Pi, Cla- via, ACE, Panhellenic Council v. pres., Baptist Student Fellowship, Orchestra, Chi Omega, pres., ORIENT Queen, Blue Key Sweet- heart court, Junior Convo. Comm., Who's Who, Student Affairs Coun- cil BRANDON, CARL R. . .,..,,..,... 252 B.S. Soc. Sci., Sci. Club, Geo. Club, Sigma Tau Gamma BROSEY, WILFRED E. .,,,,,.,. ,252 B.S. Math., Sci., Mike Club BROWN, EMMA MCCOY .,,....,., 252 B.S. Elem., Band, Alpha Chi Omega BROWN, JAMES ..., . ,....... . .253 B.S. Bus., Theta Chi, ORIENT Staff, B Book, Business Manager BROWN, JANET ANN ..,,.,,,.... 253 B.S. Elem., ACE, Young Rep. Club, Delta Zeta BROWN, LOIS L. . . . ,..., .253 B.S. Elem. BROWN, PRESTON H. .,.,.. ..,.. 2 53 B.S. Phy. Ed., Kappa Sigma Kappa, B Club, Basketball BUCK, NORMA JEAN . ,,.... .253 B.S. Soc. Sci., Soc. Sci. Club, Alpha Sigma Tau, Homecoming Queen Court, Military Ball Court, Young Rep. Club BULLOCK, RONALD GENE . ...... 253 B.S. Chem., Math, Sigma Zeta BUNCH, HERBERT L. . .....,,.,,... 253 A.B. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, Kappa Sigma Kappa BURCHARD, BATACHA ANN 253 B.S. Elem., ACE, Sigma Sigma Sigma, v. pres., Junior Panhell- enic Council, Young Rep. Club, Student Center Comm. BURK, JUDY ANN .. .. .253 B.S. Elem. Kappa Delta Pi, v. pres., ACE, Alpha Omicron Pi, v pres., Student Center Social Comm. BURNWORTH, JOAN A. ,,.....,,. .253 B.S. Elem., ACE, Delta Zeta, Young Rep. Club BUSBY, FRANCES LAURRENE 253 B.S. Phy. Ed., Sigma Zeta, sec., Kappa Delta Pi, Math Club, sec., Sci. Club, Religious council, Jr. Marshall BUTCHER, BEATRICE L. .,,. M253 B.S. Elem., ACE, Wesley Founda- tion, Alpha Sigma Tau BYERS, JAMES B.S. Ind. Arts, Epsilon Pi Tau, Wesley Foundation CAlN, E. NATALIE B.S. Art, Delta Phi Delta, Phi Del- ta, Sigma Sigma Sigma CALDER, ROY L. ,,.... ..........,. , .. 253 B.S. Bus. Ed. CAMREN, ALAN K. .... ........... 2 53 B.S. Elem., ACE, Elliott Hall Coun- cil, pres., St. Center Gov. Board, Westminster Fellowship, Band, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Cheerleader CAREY, HAZEL MANSFIELD ...253 B.S. Lang. Arts, Alpha Phi Gam- ma, Sigma Tau Delta, English Club, Young Rep. Club, Ball State News, Spotlight CARPENTER, MARCELLA JUNE 253 B.S. Chem. Math, Math Club, v. pres., Sci. Club, St. Center Music Comm., lntervarsity Christian Fel- lowship, pres., Women's Choir CARTER, DAVID WAYNE ...... 253 A.B. Soc. Sci., Soc. Sci. Club, Geo Club. CARTER, HAROLD EUGENE ...253 B.S. Soc. Sci., Geo. Club, Soc. Sci. Club, Sci. Club, Young Rep. Club 254 CASPERSON, ARDIE ...... B.S. Elem., ACE, Westminister Fel- lowship, Young Rep. Club CASSEL, HILDA ,... .. .. .. B.S. Elem., ACE CHURCH, MADALYNE MAY B.S. Elem. ., 254 . 254 CLARK, JACK .. ............ ...... . 254 B.S. Phy. Ed. CLARK, NORMA JEAN . ..... 254 B.S. Elem., ACE CLAY, PAUL J. ,....., .,.,,.., .... 2 5 4 B.S. Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts Club, treas. 254 B.S. Soc. Sci., Eng., Soc. Sci. Club, Eng. Club, Young Rep. Club, Alpha Chi Omega CLYDE, FRANCIS P. ......,,.....,,... 254 B.S. Bus. Ad., Sigma Tau Gamma COATS, DONALD W. ,,., ......... . 254 B.S. Bus. Ad. COLEMAN, PATRICIA ANN ...254 B.S. Elem., Kappa Delta Pi, ACE, Westminister Fellowship, sec., Del- ta Zeta, v. pres., YWCA, treas., Jr. Ponhellenic, Panhellenic, AWS, pres., Young Re . Club, Jr. Class Sec., South Hallla Student Staff CONDON, DORCAS CHARLENE 254 B.S. Elem., ACE, Young Rep. Club, Westminister Fellowship, Alpha Omicron Pi, sec. CONNER, MARGARET ANE B.S. Nursing, Wesley Foundation, Young Rep. Club CONNER, SHIRLEY LAMBERT .... 254 B.S. Music, Kappa Delta Pi, Music Club, Spotlight, Concert Choir CONOVER, CONNIE KAY ........ 254 Commerce Club, Alpha Delta Pi CONRAD, LARRY A. ..... .......... 2 54 A.B. Soc. Sci., IFC, Sigma Phi Epsilon, v. pres., Coed Ball King CONRAD, RUBY ...................... 254 B.S. Elem. CONWAY, CHARLENE ....... .255 B.S. Elem., ACE, Library Sci. Club, Young Rep. Club COOKSEY, ROBERT C. .....,........ 255 B.S. Ind. Arts, SEC, Alpha Phi Omega, pres., Ind. Arts Club, Wesley Foundation COOPER, LENORA S. .. ........... 255 B.S. Elem., ACE, Sci. Club CORD, DOROTHY M. .. ........... 255 B.S. Elem., ACE YWCA, AWRH, Alpha Sigma Alpha, sec.,Blue Key Court, Young Rep. Club CORRINGTON, MARTHA LOU 255 B.S. Elem., ACE, Wesley Founda- tion CORY, MIRIAM ELAINE ..... .255 B.S. Sp 8. Hear. TheraPYi West- minster Fellowship, Band COSTIN, JOHN M. ........ ......... 2 55 B.S. Bus. Ed., Comm. Club, Soc. Sci. Club, Intramural Council, El- liott Hall Council, Newman Club, Sigma Tau Gamma, pledgemaster COUGILL, MARY ANN ............ 255 B.S. Elem. COWDREY, DAVID A. ,............. 255 B.S. Soc. Sci., Debate Team CRAIG, DAVID WILLIAM .......... 255 B.S. Soc. Sci., Theta Chi CRAIG, JERRIANNE .... ..,......... 2 55 A.B. Speech, Chi Rho Beta, pres., Mike Club, Comm. Club, SEC, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Young Rep. Club CRAIG, MARY HELEN ................ 255 Kappa Delta Pi, ACE, Library Sci. Club, v. pres., Westminster Fel- Iowship, Alpha Omicron Pi, Jr. Marshal CRAIG, TERRANCE REED .......... 255 B.S. Gen. Sci., Kappa Delta Pi, Arnold Air Society, Lambda Chi Alpha, Baseball, Distinquished Military Student CRONIN, F. PATRICK .......... ,255 B.S. Soc. Sci., Phi Sigma Epsilon CROSIER, GENE D. .................... 255 B.S. Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts Club, Lambda Chi Alpha, Intramural Council CROWDER, WARREN ALVIN .... 255 B.S. Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts Club, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Young Demo. CROWEL, PHYLLIS ANN ..,....... 255 B.S. Elem., ACE, Alpha Sigma Tau, sec. CUNNINGHAM, BARBARA ..... 255 B.S. Elem., Pi Kappa Sigma, ACE, Panhellenic Council B.S. Soc. Sci., Pi Gamma Mu, Kappa Delta Pi, Blue Key, treas., St. Center Music Comm., Theta Chi, Young Rep. Club, pres., Who's Who DALKE, SHARON REBECCA .... 156 B.S. Elem., Kappa Delta Pi, ACE, Library Sci., Alpha Omicron Pi DANIEL, DUDLEY MILLER ........ 256 B.S. Bus., Comm. Club, Sigma Tau Gamma DARLING, DICK .... ....... 2 56 B.S. Phy. Ed. DARROW, BONNIE D. ..,....,,.. 256 B.S. Bus. Ed.: Kappa Delta Pi: Pi Omega Pi: Comm. Club: Wom- en's Club: Alpha Omicron Pi DAVIS, ALICE MAE ,. 256 B.S. Music: Music Club: Band: Orchestra: Women's Choir: Alpha Chi Omega DAVIS, CARL L. ., .,.,. 256 B.S. Bio.: Sci. Club: Elliott Hall Council: Canterbury Club DAVIS, TOMMIE JOE , . 256 B.S. Elem.: ACE: Geo. Club: Wes- ley Foundation DAWSON, ESTER M. . . 256 B.S. Elem.: ACE, sec.: AWRH, gov.: AWS, sec.: St. Center Film Comm.: Religious Council, v. pres.: Young Rep. Club DEAHL, R. THOMAS ,. . ,. 256 B.S. Math, Phy.: Math Club: Delta Chi DEATON, WILLIAM ,.,,, . 256 B.S. Math, Phy.: Kappa Sigma Kappa, treas.: Math Club DeHAVEN, JOYCE ELAINE . 256 B.S. Elem. DeLAUTER, NELLIE NIATI' .256 B.S. Elem.: ACE treas. DELLINGER, RICHARD E. 256 B.S. Elem.: ACE, pres.: Westmin- ster Fellowship: Religious Coun- cil: Sigma Phi Epsilon DeWEESE, VICTOR A. ., ,,,.. 256 B.S. Bus. Ed.: Comm. Club: Theta Chi: Young Rep. Club DICKS, DARLENE ,, , .. 256 B.A. Elem.: WRA DILLON, DELORES ....... . 256 B.S. Bus. Ed.: Comm. Club: SEC: Wesley Foundation: Alpha Sigma Tau, pres.: Angels' Flight: WRA: Panhellenic Council DOBBS, HARRY THOMAS . ...256 B.S. Phy. Ed.: Blue Key, v. pres.: Athletic Council: Kappa Sigma Kappa, v. pres.: B. Club: Basket- ball: Soph. Class Pres. DODSON, ERNEST C. , , 256 B.S. Bus. Ad.: AFROTC Drill Team: Kappa Sigma Kappa DOSTER, HAMILTON EUGENE 256 B.S. Bus Ed.: Comm. Club: Young Rep. Club: Wesley Foundation: Spotlight DOUGLAS, Richard E. ., 256 B.S. Elem.: Phi Sigma Epsilon: B. Club: Vet's. Organization: Track: Cross Country DRAVING, LEONARD RAY 257 B.S. Gen. Sci.: Sci. Club: Elliott Hall Council, treas.: Sigma Tau Gamma: B. Club: Tennis DREW, ROBERT .. .. . . H257 B.S.: Pi Omega Pi DRILL, MARY JOYCE . -257 B.S. Elem.: Kappa Delta Pi: ACE: Library Sci. Club: Wesley Founda- tion DRISCOLL, MARION E. ..,,....., 257 B.S. Bus. Ed. DULL, JOHN F. ....,,.....,.,,...., 257 B.S. Bus. Ed.: Comm. Club: Young Rep. Club: Sigma Tau Gamma DUNN, ROBERT T. .,,...,............ 257 B.S. Bus. Ed. DYGERT, CHARLES ROY ,.,,,,. 257 B.S. Chem. Phys.: Math Club: Sci. Club ECKELS, SANDRA B.S. Nursing: Nightingale Choir ECKER, BETTY .....,........,......... 257 B.S. Elem.: Westminster Fellow- ship: Concert Choir: Alpha Chi Omega: Jr. Panhellenic: ACE: Blue Key Sweetheart ECKER, JANE BABCOCK ,,... .257 B.S. Bus. Ed.: Phi Sigma Epsilon, treas.: B. Club, sec.: Basketball EDWARDS, RONNIE LEE . 257 B.S. Chem., Math.: Math Club: Sci. Club ELLER, GLORIA ANN . 257 B.S. Phy. Ed.: WRA: PEM: Cam- merce Club: Young Rep. Club: Sigma Sigma Sigma ELLIS, DAVID R. .. 257 B.A. Acc't. ELWELL, RUTH ELLEN 257 B.S. Eng., Spech: Mike Club: Eng. Club: ORIENT Staff: Debate Club: Spotlight: Young Rep. Club: Chi Omega: St. Center Literary Com- mittee EMRICK, ARTHUR JERRY . 257 B.S. Chem. Phys.: Math Club: Sci. Club: Lambda Chi Alpha, pledge- master EPPERSON, HOWARD L. .257 Sigma Tau Gamma ERNST, Devol Fritz , 257 B.S. Bus. Ad.: Commerce Club: Young Rep. Club: Phi Sigma Ep- silon ERTEL, JOHN MALLORY 257 B.S. Soc. Sci.: Pi Gamma Mu: Vet's. Organization: Soc. Sci. Club: Young Demo., pres.: Com- merce Club: Chi Delta ETCHISON, FAYE DEE 258 B.S. Elem.: Kappa Delta Pi: ACE: Westminster Fellowship EWING, PEGGY . .. .. .258 B.S. Sp. 8 Hear. Therapy: Sigma Alpha Eta: St. Center Rec. Comm.: Chi Omega: ORIENT Queen FARR, JOAN ELIZABETH ,, .. . 258 A.B. Soc. Sci.: Pi Gamma Mu: Kappa Delta Pi: Soc. Sci Club, treas.: Wesley Foundation: Relig- ious Council, sec.: Delta Zeta FARQUHAR, GORDON M. .258 B.S. Bus Ed.: Sigma Phi Epsilon FARQUHAR, JOYCE ANN . 258 B.S. Elem.: ACE: Ball State News: Alpha Chi Omega FEARNOW, SHIRLEY 258 B.S. Home Ec.: Mary Beeman Club: Wesley Foundation: Kallista: Pi Upsilon Omicron FECHER, VERNON D. . 258 B.S. Bus. Ed. FEIKES, EDWARD LEE 258 B.S. Soc. Sci.: Soc. Sci. Club: New- man Club: Vet's. Organization FELTY, MARILYN L. . 258 B.S. Bus. Ed.: Pi Omega Pi, pres.: Kappa Delta Pi: Commerce Club: Wesley Foundation: Choir: Delta Zeta FETTERS, JERRY DALE , 258 B.S. Soc. Sci.: Pi Gamma Mu: Geo. Club: Soc. Sci. Club FINCHUM, VIRGIL M. ., 258 B.S. Soc. Sci. FISCHER, ROBERT . . .. ..25B B.S. Art: Delta Phi Delta: Kallista: Spotlight, treas. FLOWERS, PAUL DEVERE . .... 258 B.S. Acc't.: Commerce Club: Mike Club FOGGS, GLENDA LOUISE . 258 B.S. Speech: Eng. Club: Mike Club FORD, WILLIS ,..,,.. ., .. ....... .258 B.S. Elem. FORRESTER, ROLAND J. . ,,,.. .258 B.S. Bio.: Kappa Sigma Kappa: Newman Club: Sci. Club: Vet's. Organization FOSTER, ROBERT S. ...... .,.... , . 258 B.S. Bus. Ad.: Commerce Club: Theta Chi: Freshman Class v. pres. FOX, G. WILLIAM . .,,.,............ 258 B.S. Ind. Arts: Ind. Arts Club: Sigma Phi Epsilon FRALEY, MAX D. ,.....,..,,......... 258 B.S. Phy. Ed.: Alpha Phi Gamma: Ball State News: Sigma Tau Gamma FRAZIER, CENIA G. 259 B.S. Elem.: Kappa Delta Pi: ACE FRENCH, JOHN ROBERT 259 B.S. Art: Delta Phi Delta: Kallista FRENCH, PHYLLIS ANN 259 B.S. Bus. Ed.: Commerce Club FULTON, DANNY J. 259 B.S. Marketing: Commerce Club: Lutheran Student Ass.: Theta Chi FUNK, BETTY JOAN . 259 B.S. Bus. Ed.: Alpha Omicron Pi, sec. FUSS, MARILYN JANE 259 B.A. Elem.: ACE: Newman Club GAGE, ROBERT L. 259 B.S. Phys. Chem.: Sigma Zeta: Math Club: Sci. Club: Young Rep. Club: Lambda Chi Alpha, v. pres.: Jr. Marshal GALLAHUE, PEGGIE ELLEN 259 B.S. Home Ec.: Phi Upsilon Omi- cron: Mary Beeman Club: United Student Fellowship: Religious Council: Sigma Sigma Sigma, pres.: St. Center Literary Comm. GARRINGER, JANE 259 B.S. Eng.: Pi Omega Pi: Pi Kappa Delta: Eng. Club: Library Sci. Club: Ball State News GARY, JACK L. . . 259 a.s. Phy. sa. GEARRING, RONALD L. 259 B.S. Eng.: Alpha Phi Gamma: Sigma Alpha Eta: Chi Rho Beta: Mike Club: Eng. Club: Wesley Foundation: Ball State News: ORIENT Staff: ORIENT Queen Contest Co. Ch. GEBHARDT, CAROL ANN 259 B.S. Elem.: ACE: Alpha Sigma Tau GENTRY, STERLING R. . 259 B.S. Ind. Arts: Epsilon Pi Tau: Ind. Arts Club, v. pres.: Theta Chi: Freshman Class pres. GERKIN, RONALD M. . . 259 B.S. Acc't.: Pi Omega Pi: Blue Key: Commerce Club, pres.: Arnold Air Society: Sabre Air Command, pres.: Mike Club: Theta Chi, treas.: St. Center Comm.: Who's Who GILBERT, CAROLYN JEANNE . 259 B.S. Elem.: ACE: Women's Choir GILLESPIE, ROBERT V. .,....... ...259 B.S. Sp S Hear. TherapY7 Sigma Alpha Eta, pres.: Kappa Delta Pi, treas.: Spotlight GIRARD, ELEANOR ANN -259 B.S. Elem.: Kappa Delta Pi: ACE: Sci. Club: Delta Zeta, sec.: Soph. Class sec. GIRTON, NAOMA EILEEN . 260 B.S. Home Ec. GLAND, JAMES RONALD ..,,.. 260 B.S. Bus. Ed.: Pi Omega Pi: B. Club: Football GLASSBURN, MARY KATHRYN 260 B.S. Elem.: ACE GLENDENNING, WILLIAM H. 260 B.S. Phy. Ed.: Phi Sigma Epsilon, treas.: Track GLENN, BARBARA JEAN ,. 260 B.S. Home Ec.: Mary Beeman Club: Alpha Omicron Pi GLENN, MARGARET R. .......... 260 B.S. Elem. GOETHALS, CAROL ................. 260 B.S. Sp. 8. Hear. Ther0PY: Sigma Alpha Eta, v. pres.: Newman Club: Commerce Club: Chi Omega: Senior Class Sec.: Young Demo. GOINS, MARY JEANNE ..,....... 260 B.S. Elem.: ACE: Kappa Delta Pi GOINS, RICHARD ....... .....,..... 2 60 B.A. Gen. Sci.: Geo Club, pres.: Vet's. Organization GOOD, ANNETTIE . , 260 B.S. Home Ec.: Clavia: Phi Upsi- lon Omicron: Kappa Delta Pi: Mary Beeman Club: PEM: WRA: Westminister Fellowship sec.: Re- ligious Council: ORIENT Staff: Delta Zeta, pres.: Jr. Marshal: Who's Who: Faculty Scholarship Comm.: Panhellenic Council GOODING, MARJORIE ANN . 260 B.S. Acc't.: Pi Omega Pi: Com- merce Club: Sigma Sigma Sigma GORDEN, RICHARD ., 260 B.S. Music: Music Club: Band: Orchestra: Men's Glee Club: Phi Mu Alpha GORDON, KENT D. 260 B.S. Ind. Arts: Ind. Arts Club: Concert Choir: Men's Glee Club: Kappa- Sigma Kappa: Jr. Class pres.: Jr. Marshal GRABNER, LOREN R. .. 260 B.S. Phy. Ed.: Commerce Club: SEC: Elliott Hall Council, treas.: Lutheran St. Ass.: Kappa Sigma Kappa: Basketball Manager GRASA, SHIRLEY L. . . .260 B.S. Sp. 8. Hear. Therapy: Gamma Delta: Pi Beta Phi GRAY, MARTHA .260 B.S. Home Ec.: Mary Beeman Club: Sci. Club: Phi Upsilon Omicron GREEN, ROBERT . 260 B.S. Bus.: SEC: Elliott Hall Coun- cil, pres.: IFC: Kappa Sigma Kap- pa, pres.: Senior Class pres. GROLLA, CHARLENE MARIE . 260 B.S. Elem.: Clavia, pres.: Kappa Delta Pi: ACE: AWRH, gov.: AWS, Council: Newman Club: Ball State News: St. Center Gov. Board, treas.: Chi Omega: Lucina Hall, treas.: Blue Key Court: Who's Who HABART, NANCY ANN . ,... 260 B.S. Elem.: ACE HAEHL, PHYLLIS ANN ,, .... ...261 B.S. Elem.: ACE: Mary Beeman Club: Alpha Sigma Tau HALL, JOAN ESHLEMAN . .... 261 B.S. Nursing: Wesley Foundation: Nightingale Choir HAMILTON, MARCIA ANN .. 261 B.S. Sp. 8- Hear. Therapy: WRA: PEM: AWRH Gov. Board: White Hall Council, pres.: North Hall St. Staff: Sigma Alpha Eta, treas. HAMMONS, BILLY E. .. , . 261 B.S. Bus. HANY, EUGENE . .....261 B.S. Phy. Ed.: B. Club: Sigma Tau Gamma: Intramural Council: Cross Country HARBIT, TED M. , ..... 261 B.S. Phy. Ed.: Track: Basketball HARDIMAN, DELORES E. ....... 261 B.S. Elem.: ACE: Women's Club: Ivy Club, treas. HARRIS, ALICE CLAIRE ...,,... 261 B.S. Bus. Ed.: Commerce Club HARRIS, FREDERICK L. 261 B.S. Math, Chem.: Math Club: Sci. Club: Lutheran St. Ass'n.: Men's Glee Club: Concert Choir: Lambda Chi Alpha HARRIS, JAMES .. . ...261 B.S. Phy. Ed.: B. Blub: Theta Chi: Basketball: Track. HARTMAN, SADONA MAE 261 B.S. Med. Tech.: Sci. Club: Delta Zeta: Angel's Flight HARTZELL, EARL R. ..... 261 B.S. Bus.: Vet's. Organization HARWOOD, MARGARET .... . 261 B.S. Elem.: ACE: YWCA: Canter- bury Club HASTY, MARY ANN . .... ..261 B.S. Elem.: Kallista: South Hall Council: Wesley Foundation: Band: ACE HATLEY, SHIRLEY JEAN 261 B.A. Eng., Sigma Tau Delta, Chi Rho Beta, Kappa Delta Pi, Eng. Club, Mike Club: Spotlight, pres., Chi Omega, Panhellenic Council, Who's Who HAUGLAND, EVELYN J. 261 B.S. Elem., ACE, Newman Club, Sigma Sigma Sigma HAWK, GEORGE R. 261 B.S. lnd. Arts, lnd. Arts Club, Ep- silon Pi Tau HAYES, HENRY 261 B.S. Soc. Sci., Soc. Sci. Club, Geo. Club HAYES, ROBERT W. 261 B.S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, Lambda Chi Alpha HEATH, WILLIAM R. 262 B.S. Elem., ACE, Lambda Chi AI- pha, Young Rep. HEBERT, GERALDINE .262 B. S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, Newman Club, treas., Chi Omega, treas., North Hall St. Staff, North Hall Council HECK, TROSSEAU 262 B.S. Music, Phi Mu Alpha, Music Club, Band, Orchestra, Theta Chi HEER, NORMA JEANE ,262 B.S. Elem., ACE, Wesley Founda- tion, v. pres., Alpha Chi Omega, Panhellenic Council, South Hall Council, pres. HEIRONIMUS, DAVID L. 262 B.S. Bus., Commerce Club, Theta Chi HELMS, H. ROBERT . 262 B.S. Acc't. HENDRICKSON, THOMAS 262 B.S. Ind. Arts, B. Club, Ind. Arts Club, Sigma Tau Gamma, Foot- ball HENISA, MARY E. . .262 B.S. Elem., Eng. Club, Math Club HENNING, JEANINE . . 262 B.S. Bus. Ed., Pi Omega Pi, Com- merce Club, ACE, WRA, Alpha Sigma Tau, v. pres., Campus Chest, sec. HEUSS, JACK L. 262 B.S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, Lutheran St. Ass'n. HILLABRAND, GARY DEAN 262 B.A. Phy. Ed., Kappa Sigma Kappa HIRSCH, PAUL M. 262 B.S. lnd. Arts, Epsilon Pi Tau, lnd. Arts Club, Lambda Chi Alpha HISER, BARBARA ANN 262 B.S. Phy. Ed., PEM, WRA, Chi Omega, Young Rep. HISER, HAROLD EUGENE 262 Bus Ed. HOBBS, MAX EUGENE 262 B.S. Phy. Ed. HODGE, LINDA 262 B.S. Elem., Young Rep., Concert Choir, Delta Delta Delta HODGSON, Jolene 262 B.S. Elem., ACE, Dames Club HOLBROOK, LORENE 263 B.S. lnd. Arts, Epsilon Pi Tau, lnd. Arts Club, Lambda Chi Alpha HOLMGREN, JANICE 263 B.S. Home Ec., Mary Beeman Club, Wesley Foundation, Sigma Kappa HOLT, GERALD WAYNE 263 B.S. Soc. Sci., Soc. Sci Club, Young Demo. HONNOLD, RUTH 263 B.S. Elem. HOOD, JOHN R. 263 B.S. Soc. Sci., Alpha Phi Gamma, sec., treas., Young Rep., Ball State News, Sports Editor, ORIENT staff, Vet's. Organization, Lambda Chi Alpha, v. pres., pledgemnster HOON, NANCY LOU 263 B.S. Elem., ACE, Wesley Foundq. tion HOOVER, MARY LOU . ...263 A.B. Bus. Ed., Kappa Delta Pi, Clavia, Commerce Club, Library Sci. Club, SEC, Wesley Founda- tion, Alpha Chi Omega, Young Demo., Homecoming Queen, Who's Who HORSTMAN, RUTH ANN . 263 B.S. Soc. Sci., Pi Gamma Mu, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, Clavia, v. pres., Gamma Delta, Ball State News, Pi Beta Phi, pres., Jr. Marshal, Who's Who, St. Center Gov. Board, sec., St. Center Film Comm., Jr. Prom Court HOLTSCLAW, MARGARET J, 263 B.S. Elem. HOWARD, JOYCE ELLEN 263 B.S. Elem., ACE, Women's Choir, Chi Omega HOWARD, MAURICE R. . 263 B.S. Soc. Sci., Soc. Sci. Club HUFF, JACK H. .. 263 B.S. Phy. Ed. HUFFER, DONALD L. 263 B.S. Phy. Ed., Theta Chi, Baseball, Football HULL, MARTHA JEAN 263 B.S. Home Ec., Mary Beeman Club, pres., Phi Upsilon Omicron, Alpha Omicron Pi HUMBLES, JACK E. 263 B.S. Bio., Simga Zeta, pres., Kap- pa Delta Pi, Sci. Club, Math Club, treas., Foreign Lang. Club, treas., Jr. Marshal, Who's Who HUTCHESON, DONNA RAE 263 B.S. Elem., ACE, Library Sci. Club, Alpha Omicron Pi, WRA INNIS, EDWARD JOE . 263 B.S. Phy. Ed., Sci. Club, Eliott Hall Council, Wesley Foundation, Sig- ma Tau Gamma, Football IRVIN, JOSEPH D. . .264 B.S. lnd. Arts ISON, ALMA EAN . 264 B.S. Home Ec., Chi Omega ISON, JERRY . 264 B.S. Phy. Ed., lnd. Arts Club, Lambda Chi Alpha, Intramural Council, pres. JANNEY, DELORES SUE 264 B.S. Eng., Eng. Club, Ball State News, Pi Kappa Sigma JAROSZEWSKI, DORIS 264 B.S. Elem., ACE, Newman Club JENKINS, KAY LAWRENCE 264 B.S. Elem., ACE, St. Center Gov. Board, Westminster Fellowship, pres., Religious Emphasis Week Comm., Delta Zeta, Lucina Hall St. Staff, AWS Council JENKINS, LOIS 264 B.S. Bus. Ad., Women's Choir, Delta Sigma Theta, pres. JENNINGS, GERALD 264 B.S. Ind. Arts, Blue Key, Epsilon Pi Tau, lnd. Arts Club, Wesley Foundation, Band, Orchestra, Sig- ma Phi Epsilon, pres., Blue Key Sweetheart Ball Chr., Who's Who, IFC JOHNSON, EVA 264 B.S. Sci., Sigma Zeta, Sci. Club JOHNSON, FEROL D. 264 B.S. Elem. JOHNSON, FRANCIS PIERCE 264 B.S. Eng., Phi. Mu Alpha, Baptist St. Fellowship, Boll State News, Choir, Men's Gleen Club, Orches- tra, Lambda Chi Alpha, Religious Emphasis Week Chairman JOHNSON, JANET SUE . 264 B.S. Elem., Kappa Delta Pi, Clavia, treas., ACE pres., Alpha Omicron Pi, Jr. Class Treas., Who's Who, Lucina St. Staff JOHNSON, RICHARD EARL 264 B.S. Soc. Sci.: Geo. Club JOHNSON, RICHARD H. . .. 264 B.S. Bus. Ad., Vet's. Organiza- tion, treas. JONES, JANICE JEAN . 264 B.S. Bus. Ed., Pi. Omega Pi, sec., Kappa Delta Pi, Comm. Club, Alpha Sigma Tau, treas. JONES, REBECCA E. . . .. 264 B.S. Nursing JUDY, MARY E. . 264 B.S. Elem. KAEUPER, CAROL JEAN 264 B.S. Elem., Kappa Delta Pi, Cla- via, St. Center Gov. Board, AWS Council, Lutheran St. Ass'n., Re- ligious Council, Jr. Marshal KERCHENFAUT, JILLENE 264 B.S. Bus. Ed., Pi Omega Pi, Com- merce Club, Angels Flight, Young Rep. KENNEDY, MARJORIE JOANNE 265 B.S. Acc't., Commerce Club, Sig- ma Sigma Sigma, Mike Club, treas. KILGORE, JOHN E. . 264 B.S. lnd. Arts, Epsilon Pi Tau, lnd. Arts Club KIMBLE, ALTA IRENE .. , 265 B.S. Elem. KIMES, LOIS B.S. Med. Tech., Sci. Club, Young Rep. Club, Alpha Chi Omega, ORIENT Staff KING, BARBARA ANN . 265 B.S. Art, Delta Phi Delta, pres., Clavia, Kallista, sec., Outstanding Art Student Award KING, JANICE FAYE .. ...... ...265 B.S. Nursing, Wesley Foundation, Nightingale Choir KINSEY, MARY LOU 265 B.S. Elem., ACE, St. Center Social Comm., Lutheran St. Ass'n. KINTZEL, SANDRA , .. . 265 B.S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, WRA, PEM, Young Rep. Club KISSEL, DONALD E. 265 B.A. lnd. Arts, lnd. Arts Club, Westminster Fellowship, v. pres., AFROTC Drill Team KNAPP, CAROL DEE . ...265 B.S. Elem., ACE, Spotlight, Angels Flight, WRA KNOWLES, GEORGIA 265 B.S. Elem., Kappa Delta Pi, Mod- ern Dance Club KNOWLES, MILLARD EDWARD 265 B.S. Chem., Phi Mu Alpha, Sci. Club, Concert Choir, Men's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus KOONTZ, JANET LEE . . 265 B.S. Phy. Ed., PEM, pres., WRA, treas., Geo. Club, Lucina Hall Council, Alpha Sigma Tau, v. pres., Angels' Flight KORPAL, NANCY JOAN . 265 B.S. Elem., Kappa Delta Pi, ACE, Newman Club KOWATCH, JAMES ARTHUR 265 B.S. Phy. Ed. KRAUTH, ALICE 265 B.S. Sp. 8- Hear. TherGPY1 Sigma Alpha Eta, sec. KROHN, JOAN ELIZABETH . 265 B.S. Music, Sigma Alpha Iota, sec., Music Club, Women's Choir, Band, Choral Union LAKE, RALPH JEZIORSKI , .265 A.B. Eng., Newman Club, Vet's. Organization LAMBERSON, JOANNE .265 B.S. Eng., Young Rep., Alpha Sig- ma Tau, St. Center Film Comm. LANDAUER, RICHARD K. 265 B.S. Bus., Comm. Club, St. Cen- ter Pub. Comm., Lambda Chi Alpha, treas, LANDFAIR STANLEY .. 265 IB.S. Bus. Ed., Sigma Phi Epsilon 'S . 265 LANE, MARCUS W. .... ...,... H266 B.S. Phy. Ed., Math Club, Vet's. Organization LARIMER, JACK ELWIN . ...... ,266 B.S. Soc. Sci., Kappa Delta Pi, Vet's. Organization LASKOWSKI, JOAN M. .. 266 B.S. Phy. Ed., Phi Lambda Chi, WRA, sec., PEM, Newman Club, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Who's Who LASLIE, JACK DALLAS .. ...266 B.S. Phy. Ed., Sigma Delta Psi, Spotlight, Theta Chi, Track, Gym- nastics, B. Club LAYCOCK, DANIEL . ,,........, .. 266 B.S. Bus., Pi Omega Pi, Comm, Club, Young Rep., Lambda Chi Alpha LEACH, HAROLD DEAN .. 266 B.S. Bus. Ed., Arnold Air Society, pres., Lambda Chi Alpha LECINGTON, WILLIAM C. . 266 B.S. Chem. Phys., Math Club LEE, MARLENE GRACE B.S. Art, Kallista, Gamma Delta, Lutheran St. Ass'n., Sigma Kappa, Young Rep., YWCA LEWIS, REX E. . . ..... ,266 B.S. Elem., Sigma Tau Gamma LINGO, BROOKS E. . 266 B.S. Bus. Ed., Lambda Chi Alpha LOCKER, WILLLIAM .... .... . ,. ,266 B.S. Phy. Ed., Vet's. Organization LOWE, JACK L. . 266 B.S. Phy. Ed., B. Club, lnd. Arts Club, Football, Basketball LUCAS, EDITH ANN . .... . 266 B.S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, Lib. Sci. Club, sec., Alpha Sigma Tau, Panhellenic Council LUDY, GLEN ROBERT . ...... .266 B.S. Phy. Ed., Lambda Chi Alpha LUDY, GLENNA .. . ..... ........ 2 66 B.S. Elem. LUELLEN, DEAN DOUGLAS ..... 266 B.S. Bus., Geo. Club, Commerce Club, Lambda Chi Alpha LUPTON, PATRICIA ANN ..... N266 B.S. Music, Music Club, Orchestra MacCLEAN, BEVERLY ANN . 266 B.S. Art, Kallista, v. pres., Alpha Chi Omega MANNIES, CAROL SUE . .. .. 267 B.S. Elem., ACE MANRING, H. WESLEY .......... 267 B.S. Sp. 8. Hear. Therapy, Mike Club, Sigma Alpha Eta, Phi Sig- ma Epsilon MARROW, NORMA JEAN . 267 B.S. Elem., English Club, Delta Sigma Theta, v. pres., Panhellenic Council, ORIENT Queen Court MARSH, DONALD L. 267 B.S. Soc. Sci., Vet's. Organization, Geo. Club MARTIN, MARILYN ..... . ...267 B.S. Elem.: ACE, Alpha Sigma Alpha MARTIN, WILLIAM . .... ....,... 2 67 B.S. Bus. MATTICE, NANCY CAROLINE .267 B.S. Sp. 8- Hear. Therapy, Sigma Alpha Eta, Spotlight, Angels Flight, Sigma Sigma Sigma MATTINGLY, ROBERT L. ......... 267 B.S. Bus. Ad., Commerce Club, Young Rep., Elliott Hall Council, Wesley Foundation, Sigma Phi Epsilon MAUCK, RANDALL LAVERNE .... 267 B.S. Ind. Arts, lnd. Arts Club, Sigma Phi Epsilon MAYER, JOY ELAINE .............. 267 B.S. Elem., ACE, Brady Hall Coun- cil, v. pres., Gamma Delta, pres., Religious Council, Young Rep. McCANN, DONNA SUE .. ...... 267 B.S. Elem., ACE, Wesley Founda- tion, Alpha Sigma Alpha B.S. Home Ec., Mary Beeman McCOOl, BARBARA ....,... 267 B.S. Music, Sigma Alpha Iota, pres., Concert Choir, Orchestra, Who's Who MCCREARY, EDWIN DEAN ...,,. 267 B.S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, Vet's. Organization McCUBBINS, PATRICIA ..., 267 B.S. Elem., Alpha Omicron Pi, Cherry Blossom Court MCCURDY, NORMAN L. . .. .267 B.S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, IFC, treas., St. Center Film Comm., St. Center Gov. Board, Young Demo., Phi Sigma Epsilon, pres. McGUIRE, MARY ..,...,,, .... . .267 B.A. Eng., Spotlight, Foreign Lang. Club, Eng. Club McKINNEY, BARBARA ANN ...267 B.S. Bus. Ed., Alpha Omicron Pi McNUTT, CAROLYN ANN . . 268 B.S. Home Ec., Mary Beeman Club, Alpha Omicron Pi McWHORTER, HERBERT .268 B.S. Soc. Sci., Geo. Club, Soc. Sci. Club MEADOWS, MARTHA ....... ...268 B.S. Elem. MEISTER, RICHARD J. .. ..,,..,,.. 268 B.S. Phy. Ed., B. Club, Elliott Hall Council, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Soc. Sci. Club, Baseball MENDENHALL, DONNA MAE ..., 268 B.S. Elem., Alpha Omicron Pi, ACE, Jr. Prom Queen Court MEREDITH, JACK L. .... . ......268 B.S. Speech, Sigma Alpha Eta, Chi Rho Beta, Commerce Club, Young Rep., Soc. Sci. Club, Mike Club, Spotlight, Theta Chi MESSLER, CHARLES H. .. 263 B.S. Bus. Ed., Phi Sigma Epsilon, v. pres., Jr. Class treas. MIEDEMA, ALAN P. . ...,. . ...268 B.S. Phy. Ed., Kappa Sigma Kappa MIENE, MARILYN .. 268 B.A. Elem., Kappa Delta Pi, For- eign Lang. Club, Soc. Sci. Club, ACE, Wesley Foundation, Young Rep., Angel Flight, sec., Women's Swimming Club MILLER, AUGUST .... ,.,...... 2 68 B.S. Bus. Ed. MILLER, DON E. . ..,,........,,... 268 A.B. Sci., Sigma Zeta MILLER, FRED J. .. .. H268 B.S. Bus. Ad., Commerce Club, Young Rep. Club MILLER, MARILYN .. ,.,. . .. .268 B.S. Eng., Eng. Club, Kallista, Pi Beta Phi, Young Rep. MILLER, RICHARD LEE .....,. .268 B.S. Phy. Ed., B. Club, Cross Country, Track MINK, REVENNA BIRD .. . .. 268 B.S. Elem., YWCA, Lib. Sci. Club, ACE, Women's Choir MINNICH, AMELIA M. . .268 B.S. Music, Sigma Alpha Iota, Music Club, Newman Club, Wom- en's Choir, Concert Choir MINNICK, SHIRLEY, . ,... . ...268 B.S. Eng., Sigma Tau Delta, Ball State News, Spotlight MONTGOMERY, SHERRY SUE 268 B.S. Elem., ACE, Sigma Sigma Sigma MOONEY, NANCY LEAH 268 B.S. Elem., ACE, Soc. Sci. Club, Young Demo., Newman Club, Alpha Sigma Tau MOORE, MAX RICHARD ........., 268 B.S. Soc. Sci., Blue Key, Alpha Phi Gamma, Arnold Air Society, Ball State News, Cardinal Code, OR- IENT Staff, Ass. Editor, Freshman Class v. pres., Angel Flight Lia- son Officer, Who's Who, Distin- guished Military Student MORAN, JOHN J. . . . 268 B.S. Soc. Sci., Pi Gamma Mu, Soc. Sci. Club, Newman Club, Jr. Mar- shal MOREHEAD, TWANETTE . 269 B.A. Sp., Eng., Concert Choir, Women's Choir, v. pres., Alpha Chi Omega MORGAN, J. ALAN . 269 B.S. Bus Ad., Pi Omega Pi, Com- merce Club, lnd, Arts Club, Spot- light, Young Rep. Club, Theta Chi, v. pres., St. Center Film Comm. MORGAN, PHYLLIS ANN 269 B.A. Soc. Sci., Pi Gamma Mu, De- bate Club, sec. MORLOCK, KATHERINE H269 B.S. Elem., ACE, Sigma Sigma, sec., Young Rep. MORRIS, BILLY L. .. 269 s.s. Phy. Ed. MORRIS, MARIORIE 269 B.S. Soc. Sci., Soc. Sci. Club, Delta Zeta MORRIS, WILLIAM , 269 B.S. Bus. Ed. MORROW, SYLVIA LEE .. 269 B.S. Nursing, Wesley Foundation, Nightingale Choir MOSSBURG, LARRY GENE 269 B.S. Phy. Sci., Theta Chi MURRAY, RITA C. . . . 269 B.A. Lang., Arts, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Delta, Eng. Club, pres., Foreign Lang. Club, Debate Team, Newman Club, Pi Kappa Sigma, v. pres., Panhellenic Council MYERS, DONALD M. 269 B.S. Bus.. Ed., Blue Key, sec., Eng. Club, Commerce Club, Ball State News, ORIENT Staff, Theta Chi, pres., IFC, sec., St. Center Gov. Board, St. Center Soc. Comm. MYERS, LAVERN . 269 B.A. Phy. Ed., St. Dir. of Intra- mural Sports MYERS, MELVIN . 269 B.S. Phy. Ed., Pi Omega Pi treas., Commerce Club, Young Rep., Theta Chi, sec. NAY, CAROLYN M. 269 B.S. Elem., Kappa Delta Pi, Lib. Sci. Club, Wesley Foundation, YWCA, ACE NEEDLER, MARILYN 269 B.A. Art, Delta Phi Delta, v. pres., Lutheran St. Ass'n., Kallista NEFF, JACQUELINE 269 B.S. Home Ec., Mary Beeman Club, Chi Omega, Young Rep. NEIDIGH, SUZANNE . . 269 B.S. Nursing, Nightingale Choir NELSON, DONALD T. . . 269 B.S. Ind. Arts, Blue Key, Sigma Zeta, v. pres., Kappa Delta Pi, Epsilon Pi Tau, IFC, pres., Who's Who, Lambda Chi Alpha, pres., Ind. Arts Club, Geo. Club, pres., St. Center Film Comm. NELSON, ROBERT ....... . . 270 B.S. Soc. Sci., Phi Sigma Epsilon NERN, ROBERT . .. 270 A.B. Soc. Sci., Pi Gamma Mu, Soc. Sci. Club, pres., Eng. Club, foung Rep., Phi Kappa Psi NEUMAN, RICHARD . 270 B.S. Elem., ACE, Elliott Hall Coun- cil, Kappa Sigma Kappa NEWCOMER, JAMES B. .. 270 B.S. Bus. Ed., Pi Omega Pi, Com- merce Club, Sigma Tau Gamma NEWELL, CONNIE .... . 270 B.S. Phy. Ed., PEM, WRA, AWS Council, Calendar Girl NEWHOUSER, DOROTHY . ...270 B.S. Nursing, Wesley Foundation, Nightingale Choir NICHOLS, JOHN E. .. ,,...,,, H270 B.S. Phy Ed. NIEMERYER, JERRY . 270 B.S. Phy. Ed., Geo. Club, Lambda Chi Alpha NOEL, LeVON . .. . 270 B.S. Music, Phi Mu Alpha, sec., Music Club, Orchestra, Choral Un- ion, Men's Glee Club O'CONNELL, VIRGINIA 270 B.S. Elem., ACE, Newman Club, Alpha Sigma Alapha ODELL, MARILYN JUNE 270 B.S. Elem., ACE, ORIENT Staff, Chi Omega O'DELL, SHERRY ANN 270 B.S. Elem., ACE, Gamma Delta, v. pres., Women's Choir, Choral Union, Concert Choir, Alpha Chi Omega, St. Center Film Comm., North Hall Council, sec. OHLMAN, JOYCE ANN 270 B.S. Eng., Lib. Sci. Club, West- minster Fellowship OLDHAM, NANCY N. . 270 B.S. Elem., Delta Sigma Theta O'NAN, JACK JR. 270 B.S. Bus. Ed., Kappa Delta Pi, pres., Pi Omega Pi, Chi Rho Beta, v. pres., Commerce Club, Ball State News, Mike Club, Vet's. Organization, pres. ORBAUGH, DANIEL W. . 270 B.S. Phy. Ed., Cardinal Club, B. Club, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Track Manager ORNER, DAVID H. . 270 B.S. Elem., Baptist Stu. Foundation OSBORNE, PATSY LOUISE . 270 B.S. Elem., ACE, Wesley Foun. OSTLER, DALE E. .271 B.S. Ind. Arts, Blue Key, Epsilon Pi Tau, treas., Ind. Arts Club, B. Club, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sabre Flight, pres., Who's Who, Faculty Athletic Comm., Distinquished Mil- itary Student OVERMYER, JAY W. 271 B.S. Soc, Sci., Mike Club, Sigma Phi Epsilon OWEN, CAROL ARLENE .. 271 B.S. Elem., Alpha Phi Gamma, White Hall Council, ORIENT Staff, Senior Editor, Chi Omega, Young Rep., YWCA PADGETT, BILLY M. 271 B.S. Acc't., Commerce Club, Sigma Phi Epsilon PALMER, MARILYN 271 B.S. Elem. PARR, DOROTHY 271 Club, Newman Club, Alpha Omi- cron Pi, Honorary Colonel Court, Homecoming Queen Court PASKO, BARBARA J. .. .271 B.S. Elem. PASTRYK, DONALD 271 B.S. Music, Music Club, Orchestra, Men's Glee Club PATERSON, BETTE . 271 B.S. Elem., Sigma Alpha Eta, Young Demo., Wesley Founda- tion, Ball State News, Society editor, Chi Omega, Panhellenic Council, sec. PATTY, DELBERT L. .. . . 271 B.S. Elem. PAUL, GATHEL . .. 271 B.S. Music, Art, Sigma Alpha Iota, Music Club, Kallista, Band, Wom- en's Choir, Choral Union, Sigma Sigma Sigma PAXSON, BARBARA ANN 271 B.S. Elem., ACE, Wesley Founda- tion, Alpha Sigma Alpha, pres., Young Rep., Panhellenic Council PAXTON, GENE H. 271 B.S. Phy. Ed., Sigma Tau Gamma PEARSON, MEREDITH GENE 271 B.S. Phy. Ed., Baptist St. Fellow- ship, Sigma Phi Epsilon, B. Club, Track PENDLETON, CHRISTINE 271 B.S. Eng., Hist., Kappa Delta Pi, Ball State News, Sigma Sigma Sigma PENNINGTON, SHIRLEY 271 B.S. Nursing PENWELL, FRANKLIN 271 B.S. Music, Phi Mu Alpha, Music Club, pres., Orchestra, Band, Con- cert Choir PERIGO, SUSANNE 271 B.S. Bus. Ed., Pi Omega Pi, Kap- pa Delta Pi, Commerce Club, Wes- ley Foundation, YWCA, Alpha Sigma Alpha, sec, PETERSON, SUSAN ANNE 271 B.S. Elem., ACE, YWCA, Sigma Kappa PETRO, ANNETTE 272 B.S. Elem., ACE, Pi Beta Phi, Blue Key Court, Honorary Colonel Court, Angel Flight PETTIBONE, JOHN F. 272 B.A. Soc. Sci. PHELPS, FRANKLIN L. 272 B.S. Gen. Bus., Commerce Club, Geo. Club, Theta Chi PHILLIPS, JIMMIE L. 272 B.S. Med. Tech., Sigma Phi Epsilon PHILLIPS, MARILYN SUE 272 B.S. Sp. 8 Hear. TherClPYi Sigma Tau Delta, Sigma Alpha Eta, Chi Omega PHILLIPS, WILLIAM A. 272 B.S. Bus., Sigma Alpha Eta, Com- merce Club, Wesley Foundation, Spotlight, Concert Choir, Band, Men's Glee Club, Orchestra, Theta Chi PICKELL, ROBERT PAUL 272 B.S. Phy Ed., Commerce Club, Newman Club, B. Club, Tennis PITTENGER, JAY M. 272 B.S. Ind. Arts, Lambda Chi Alpha POGUE, LOIS JEAN 272 B.S. Elem., ACE, Lib. Sci. Club POOR, RUSSELL A. 272 B.S. Ind. Arts, Epsilon Pi Tau, Ind. Arts Club, Wesley Founda- tion, Theta Chi, IFC, AFROTC Drill Team, Young Rep. Club, St. Center Comm., Who's Who, El- liott Hall Council, Swimming POORBAUGH, JOHN M. 272 B. S. Soc. Sci., Soc. Sci. Club, Sci. Club, Geo. Club, Religious Coun- cil, pres., Wesley Foundation, De- bate Team, Young Rep., Vet's. Organization POORE, DAVID F. 272 B.S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, El- Iiott Hall Council, sec., Who's Who, B. Club, Theta Chi, Golf, Gymnastics PRESSEL, MARGARET .272 B.S. Elem., ACE, YWCA PRICE, PHYLLIS . . 272 B.S. Phy. Ed., PEM PRICE, ROSEMARY GREER .. 272 B.S. Eng., Soc. Sci., Sigma Tau Delta, Eng. Club, WRA, Wesley Foundation, Choir, Alpha Sigma Tau PROUTY, GRETCHEN 272 B.S. Elem. PROUTY, HAROLD . . 272 B.S. Bus. Ed. PURKEY, ROBERT E. . 273 Gymnastics, B. Club PUTT, DIANNE MILLER 273 B.S. Sp. 8 Jour., Chi Rho Beta, Alpha Phi Gamma, Spotlight, Ball State News, Mike Club, pres., Young Rep., Sigma Sigma Sigma RAINE, NANETTE , . 273 B.S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, ORIENT Staff, Ad., Alpha Sigma Tau, South Hall Council, treas. RAWNER, DOROTHY L. . . 273 B.S. Elem. RAY, CHARLES A. . 273 B.S. Elem., Math Club, ACE, Theta Chi RAY, JUDITH JOAN . .273 B.S. Nursing RAY, NORMA JEAN .. .,,. . , .273 B,S, Eng., Sigma Tau Delta, sec., Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Kappa Sigma, pres., Jr. Marshal REDMAN, PATRA 273 B.S. Elem., ACE, St. Center rec. Comm., Wesley Foundation, Chi Omega, Homecoming Steering Comm., Faculty Curr. Council REED, RONALD R. . .. 273 B.S. Ind. Arts, Incl. Arts Club, Theta Chi, B. Club: TVUCIV GYFH' nastics REFFETT, SHANNON . 273 B.S. Lang. Arts, Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Gamma Mu, Eng. Club, Soc Sci. Club, Spotlight, Baptist Youth Fellowship, pres., Religious Coun. RETZ, CHARLES . .. .. . 273 B.S. Bus. Ed., Sigma Zeta REYNOLDS, POLLY ANN 273 B.S. Home Ec., Phi Upsilon Omi- cron, Mary Beeman Club, Pi Beta Phi, Honorary Colonel Court RICHARDSON, KENNETH 273 B.S. Eng., Jour., Alpha Phi Gam- ma, Alpha Phi Omega, sec., Eng. Club, Elliott Hall Council, Ball State News, feature editor, OR- IENT Staff, Faculty Editor, Spot- light, Homecoming Pub. Comm. RIEGEL, SALLY SUE . . . .. 273 B.S. Elem., Modern Dance Club, ORIENT Ad. Staff, Concert Chair, Chi Omega, Jr. Prom Queen, ACE, Lucina Hall Council RIGGIN, RICHARD E. . 273 B.S. Sci., Bus., Sci. Club, Com- merce Club, Young Rep., v. pres., Lambda Chi Alpha, Vet's. Org. RIGGS, JACK B.S. Bus. Ed., Arnold Air Society RILEY, DAVID . ,..... ..,. .,,..,, . . 273 B.S. Phy. Ed., Kappa Sigma Kappa RINKER, SHIRLEY . ...,..,........,, .273 B.S. Elem., ACE RITTENHOUSE, MARY . , 273 B.S. Elem. ROBBINS, DIANNA . 273 B.S. Elem., ACE, Baptist St. Fel- lowship, v. pres., Religious Coun- cil, Delta Zeta, sec., Panhellenic Council, Young Demo. ROBERTSON, JANICE . 274 B.S. Home Ec., Mary Beeman Club, Band ROBERTSON, MARY SUE .. .. 274 B.S. Eng. Sp., Music Club, Eng. Club, Alpha Sigma Alpha, sec., St. Center Comm., Women's Choir, Choral Union ROGERS, DORIS . 274 B.S. Elem., ACE RONEY, MARVIN . . 274 B.S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, Sigma Phi Epsilon ROSBRUGH, SALLY A. 274 B.S. Music, Bus., Sigma Alpha Iota, v. pres., Pi Omega Pi, Music Club, Concert Choir, Band, Wom- en's Choir, Alpha Chi Omega RUNYON, VIRGINIA 274 B.S. Phy. Ed., PEM, WRA, Wom- en's Swimming Club RYDZINSKI, PAUL B. .. 274 B.S. Bus. Ed., Pi Omega Pi, Kap- pa Delta Pi, Commerce Club, treas., Newman Club, SEC, Sigma Phi Epsilon SACKMIRE, ALICE 274 B.S. Bus. Ed., Music Club, Young Rep., Band, Women's Choir SANBURN, CHARLES . 274 B.S. Phy. Ed., Baseball, B. Club SATRYAN, JAMES A. 274 B.S., Lambda Chi Alpha SAUL, JOAN 274 B.S. Elem., Kappa Delta Pi, ACE, Newman Club, Jr. Marshal SCHEERER, JANICE .. .. .. 274 B.S. Elem., Kappa Delta Pi, ACE, Westminster Fellowship, pres., Alpha Omicron Pi, treas. SCHIED, BARBARA . 274 B.S. Phy. Ed., WRA, PEM, Wom- en's Swimming Club, Alpha Sig- ma Alpha, Aquaticus Co-Director SCHER, NORBERT D. . . .. 274 B.A. Bus., Pi Omega Pi, Com- merce Club SCHLEMMER, SONDRA , . 274 B.S. Elem., ACE SCHNEIDER, ELIZABETH .. .274 B.S. Elem., Sigma Alpha Eta, Newman Club, Alpha Sigma Al- pha, treas., ACE, Senior Class treas., St. Center Comm., South Hall St. Staff SCHOEFF, MARK A. .. .. 274 B.S. Phy. Ed., B. Club, Sigma Tau Gamma SCHOON, PATRICIA . . .. 274 B.S. Elem., Alpha Omicron Pi SCHROEDER, JUDITH . 274 A.B. Eng., Alpha Psi Omega, Chi Rho Beta, v. pres., Foreign Lang. Club, Mike Club, Spotlight, sec. SCHULTZ, ROBERT . 274 B.S. Phys.. Chem., Sci. Club, Math Club, Young Rep., Lambda Chi Alpha SCOTT, BARBARA . ...... ..,.. . . 275 B.S. Phy. Ed., PEM, treas., WRA SCOTT, SANDRA . , .. 275 B.S. Art, Delta Phi Delta, treas., Kallista, St. Center Comm., Pi Beta Phi, v. pres., Who's Who, Blue Key Court, ORIENT Queen SEAMAN, CAROL . . .... .275 B.S. Eng., Sigma Alpha Eta, Eng. Club, Baptist St. Foundation, Spot- light, Alpha Chi Omega SEDLAK, PHYLLIS 275 B.S. Phy. Ed., Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, PEM, WRA, v. pres., Lucina Hall Council, Alpha Sigma tau, sec., Angels' Flight SETO, RICHARD ,. . . .275 Kappa Sigma Kappa SEYBERT, DONNA JEAN . 275 B.S. Elem., Kappa Delta Pi, ACE, Bond SHEETS, WILMA LEE . . 275 B.S. Soc. Sci., Soc. Sci. Club, Mary Beeman Club SHERWOOD, JAMES . 275 B.S. Acc't., Commerce Club, Theta Chi SHIDELER, MARY J. .. 275 B.S. Susic, Sigma Alpha Iota, Kappa Delta Pi, Panhellenic Coun- cil, Concert Choir, Band, Women's Choir, Sigma Sigma Sigma, treas. SHIGLEY, FORREST D. , . . 275 B.S. Soc. Sci., Pi Gamma Mu, Sigma Zeta SHIPLEY, LEONA B.S. Sci., Delta Zeta SHIPPY, LARRY . .. ................. 275 B.S. Eng., B. Club, v. pres., Eng Club, Ball State News, Theta Chi, Golf SHOEMAKER, ROSALYN . 275 B.S. Bus. Ed., Pi Omega Pi, Com- merce Club, Alpha Sigma Alpha SHOWALTER, ROBERT C. . 275 B.S. Phy. Ed., Commerce Club, ORIENT Staff SHREEVES, CAROLYN . 275 B.S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, Delta Zeta, sec. SHROYER, MARTHA 275 B.S. Elem., Lib. Sci. Club, ACE SHULTZ, WILMA ,. ., .. .275 B.S. Elm., ACE, AWRH Gov. Board SHUMAKER, ROBERT D. .... .. 276 B.S. Bus. Ed. SIGGINS, CHARLES E. . 276 Sigma Zeta, Math Club SILLS, RUBY G. .......................... 276 B.S. Bus. Ed., Pi Omega Pi SIMON, RICHARD M. ...... . 276 B.S. Ind. Arts, Kappa Delta Pi, Newman Club, Ind. Arts Club, Jr. Marshal, Lambda Chi Alpha SINE, PHYLLIS . . . . .. . 276 B.S. Home Ec., Phi Upsilon Omic- ron, Mary Beeman Club SLUSHER, BARBARA E. . .. .. 276 B.S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club SMALL, MARY SUE . 276 B.S. Phy. Ed., PEM, WRA, pres., Jr. Marshall, Sci. Club SMITH, HAROLD E. .. . 276 B.S. Phy. Ed., Sigma Zeta, Sci. Club, Math Club SMITH, MARY MARGARET 276 B.S. Eng., Chi Rho Beta, Mike Club, Eng. Club, Spotlight, Wom- en's Choir SMITH, PATRICIA .. .. 276 B.S. Elem., ACE, Pi Beta Phi, Young Rep. SMITH, RAYMOND .276 B.S. Eng., Latin SMITH, STANTON W. .. ....... . 276 B.S. Gen. Bus., Commerce Club, Vet's. Organization, Young Rep. SNIDER, ARTHUR . .. H276 B.S. Soc. Sci. SNIDER, SARAH MAY .. 276 B.S. Soc. Sci., Lib. Sci. Club, Soc. Sci. Club, Religious Council SNODGRASS, CHARLES R. . 276 B.S. Gen. Sci., Sigma Zeta, Sci. Club SOMERS, DONALD. . 276 A.B. Math, Phys., Sigma Zeta SORRELL, RICHARD A. .. ..... 276 B.S. Acc't. Blue Key, Who's Who, Sigma Tau Gamma, treas., Com- merce Club, Geo. Club, SEC, treas., Ball State News, Elliott Hall Council, St. Center Comm., IFC, v. pres., Greek Night Chair- man, Jr. Prom Ch. SOUDER, ALLEN D. .. 277 B.S. Phy. Ed., Ind. Arts Club, B. Club, Baseball SPEARMAN, ELLEN A. .. 277 B.S. Home Ec., Mary Beeman Club, Pi Beta Phi, ORIENT Queen Court, Calendar Cover Girl SPEARMAN, JACK L. . 277 B.S. Sic., Sigma Nu SPEER, DAVID .. .. . 277 B.S. Ind. Arts, Arnold Air Society, treas., Ind. Arts Club, Wesley Foundation, Sigma Phi. Epsilon SPRUNGER, JERRY 277 B.S. Elem., Sigma Tau Gamma, pres., B. Club, IFC, Elliott Hall Council, Jr. Marshal, Baseball, St. Center Comm., ACE. SPURR, BARBARA ANN . 277 B.S. Elem., ACE, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Homecoming Queen Court, Blue Key Court, Angels Flight SRIVER, FRANCIS T. . 277 B.S. Marketing, Commerce Club STANLEY, KAREN KAY .277 B.S. Elem. STANLEY, HAROLD 277 B.S. Sci., Chem., Sci. Club, pres., Geo. Club, Lambda Chi Alpha STANLEY, RICHARD 277 B.S. Sci., Chem., Sci. Club, pres., Geo. Club, Lambda Chi Alpha STATON, RALPH L. . 277 B.S. Bus., Pi Omega Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, Commerce Club STEELE, JACQUELINE . 277 B.S. Bus. Ed., Commerce Club, Angels' Flight STEPHENS, LINDA LUE . . . 277 B.S. Eng., Alpha Phi Gamma v. pres, Clavia, sec., Eng. Club, Lib. Sci. Club, pres., Ball State News, ass. editor, Alpha Chi Omega, v. pres., Who's Who, St. Staff Rogers Hall STEWART, M. DEE ...................... 277 B.S. Music, Phi Mu Alpha, pres., Who's Who, Kappa Delta Pi, Music Club, Band, Orchestra, Con- cert Choir, Men's Glee Club, Choral Union STOHLER, BETTY ..................... ...277 B.S. Home Ec., Mary Beeman STOHLER, NOMA JEAN . ........ 277 B.S. Elem., ACE, Wesley Found. STOLTE, HARRY .. .................. 277 B.S. Bus. Ed. STOMM, LARRY G. ...... ...,........ 2 77 B.S. Bus. Ed., Kappa Delta Pi, Commerce Club, Lambda Chi Alpha, treas. STOOKEY, MARILYN 278 B.S. Elem., ACE, Lib. Sci. Club, Alpha Chi Omega, pres., Panhel- lenic Council, St. Staff Wood Hall, AWRH Gov. Board, White Hall Council, pres. STOUSE, MARILYN .... . ........... 278 B.S. Elem., ACE, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Omicron Pi, Young Rep. STOUT, DOROTHY .. ...... ......... 2 7B B.S. Elem., ACE STRBIAK, JOAN .. ....... ...... ...... 2 7 8 B.S. Elem., Sigma Kappa v. pres. STROTHER, EVELYN .. ..,....... H278 B.S. Music, Sigma Alpha Eta, v. pres., Music Club, Religious Coun- cil, Orchestra, Women's Choir STUART, BRUCE F. . ....278 B.S. Bio., Sigma Zeta, Pi Gamma Mu, Sci. Club STUMLER, IRVIN . ........... ........ 2 78 B.S. Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts Club, Newman Club, pres., Sigma Phi Epsilon SULLIVAN, NORMA .... ....... 2 78 B.S. Home Ec. SWANK, ELIZABETH ANN 278 B.S. Home Ec., Phi Upsilon Omi- cron, pres., Mary Beeman Club, Baptist St. Fellowship, Delta Zeta, treas. TADICH, STANA J. .. ...... 278 B.A. Bio., Kappa Delta Pi ,Bill State News, Sigma Sigma Sigma, pres., Panhellenic Council, Sr. Class v. pres. TALMADGE, ALLAN R. .. .... R278 B.S. Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts Club, Wesley Foundation, Jr. Marshal TALMADGE, BARBARA ....... ..27B Phi Upsilon Omicron, Mary Bee- man Club, Wesley Foundation, YWCA TANNER, JOHN E. . .. . . .278 B.S. Soc. Sci., Young Rep. TAYLOR, CATHERINE .. .......... 278 B.S. Elem., Dames Club, v. pres., Young Demo. TEEGARDEN, BYRON .. .. ..... .278 B.S. Bio., Sigma Zeta, Sci. Club TETRICK, CAROLYN . ..... ,.,...... 2 78 B.A. Art, Kallista THALLS, ADRAIN . ..... .278 B.S. Phy. Ed. THOMPSON, BARBARA ..,.,,. 279 B.S. Eng., Eng. Club, Delta Zeta, Young Rep. THORNBURG, NOEL G. .. ........ 279 B.S. Bio., Sci. Club, v. pres., Wes- Iey Foundation, Cheerleader THORTON, SARA ALICE . ...,....., 279 B.S. Music, Sigma Alpha Iota, Music Club, Concert Choir, Wom- en's Choir, Alpha Sigma Tau THRAILKILL, FLOYD F. .............. 279 B.S. Bus. Ed. THURSTON, NORMA L. .,,......... 279 B.S. Elem., Kappa Delta Pi, ACE, Jr. Marshal TIEMEYER, JANE .................. ....279 B.A. Art, Kallista, Lutheran St. Ass., Alpha Sigma Alpha TINKLE, THOMAS Wm. ........... 279 B.S. Acc't.: B. Club: Commerce Club: IFC: Kappa Sigma Kappa: Golf TODD, ELOISE ,...,..... ,........ . .... 2 79 B.S. Nursing: Band: Nightingale Choir TODD, JEANNE ,,.,....,,........ ,,..... 2 79 B.S. Phy. Ed.: PEM: WRA: Chi Omega: YWCA: Young Demo. TRUEX, DONALD W. ,.,... ..,,... . .279 B.S. Phy. Ed.: Phi Gamma Mu UNDERWOOD, PATRICIA . ...., 279 B.S. Nursing: Westminster Fellow- ship: Sigma Kappa: Young Rep.: YWCA UPTGRAFT, KENT ,.....,, ......,. . 279 B.S. Bus.: Commerce Club: Young Rep.: Sigma Tau Gamma VANDERBECK, JAMES A. .. .. 279 B.S. Bus. Ad.: Elliott Hall Council: AFROTC Wing Commander: Dis- tinguished Military Student: Arn- old Air Society VAN SICKEL, V. WAYNE .279 B.S. Phy. Ed.: Sigma Tau Gamma: B. Club: Basketball: Baseball VAN ZANT, ANITA SUE .H279 B.S. Nursing: Nightingale Choir VEEVAETE, JAMES L. .,....... , 279 B.S. Bus.: Commerce Club: Sigma Tau Gamma: Football VOISARD, SHIRLEY ANN . ,,,, 279 B.S. Elem.: WRA: ACE: Newman Club: Alpha Sigma Tau WAECHTER, BARBARA .. 279 B.S. Elem.: Kallista: ACE: Pi Beta Phi: Young Rep.: Ball State News WAGNER, IVAN ...,........ ,,......, 2 80 B.S. Phy. Ed. WAINSCOTT, MEREDITH . .,,,. 280 B.S. Elem.: B. Club: Sigma Tau Gamma: Tennis WALLEN, JOHN ,. .... . .. 280 A.B. Math, Phys.: Moth Club: Young Rep.: Spotlight: Kappa Sigma Kappa WANN, JUDITH , ,.,, .,,, , . 280 B.S. Art: Delta Phi Delta, sec.: Mike Club: Modern Dance Club: Kallista: Disciples St. Fellowship: Concert Choir: Ball State News: Pi Beta Phi: Wha's Who: Blue Key Court WARD, JAMES . 280 B.S. Soc. Sci. WARD, RAY S. .....,..,., , .. 280 B.S. Bus.: Commerce Club: Track: B. Club: Theta Chi: Greek Night co-Chairman: IFC WATKINS, RICHARD . ,,.., 280 B.S. Bus.: Blue Key: Sigma Delta Psi: Alpha Phi Gamma: B. Club: Commerce Club: Elliott Hall Coun- cil, v. pres.: ORIENT Staff, busi- ness manager: Track: Who's Who: Sigma Phi Epsilon WEDEL, WANDA .,,,.,.... ,,,.,..,, 2 80 B.S. Nursing: Alpha Sigma Tau: Nightingale Chair WEIL, JUDITH .,..,,.. .. 280 B.S. Home Ec,: Phi Upsilon Omi- cron: Mary Beeman Club: Alpha Omicron Pi WEISS GARY .....,.. ..,,.,,.... . ...280 B.S. Phy. Ed.: Math Club: IFC: Intramural Council, sec.: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Aquaticus co-Director: St. Center Comm.: Arnold Air Society WELCH, CAROL SUTER ,, . 280 B.S. Elem.: ACE: Kappa Delta Pi: Alpha Omicron Pi WELLS, PATRICIA . .. .. 280 B.S. Elem.: Kappa Delta Pi: Sigma Alpha Eta: ACE: St. Center Gov. Board: Chi Omega, v. pres.: Young Rep.: Junior Class v. pres.: Who's Who: ORIENT Queen Court WHITECRAFT, JOHN . . . 280 B.S. Bus. Ed.: Commerce Club: Theta Chi: Young Rep. WHITLOCK, ACK L, , . . 280 B.S. Art: SEC: Sigma Phi Epsilon WHITTENBERGER, SARA 280 B.S. Elem.: ACE WHYSONG, MARY ELLEN , 280 B.S. Soc. Sci.: Chi Rho Beta, sec.: Mike Club: Cardinal Code: Band WILD, FRANCES ..,,,. ,... . 280 B.S. Bus.: Commerce Club, sec.: Lib. Sci. Club: Eng. Club: Ball State News: ORIENT Staff, soror- ity editor: Alpha Chi Omega, sec.: Young Rep.: St. Center Comm. WILES, RICHARD . 280 B.S. Ind. Arts: Epsilon Pi Tau: Ind. Arts Club WILKINSON, HORACE L. , , 280 B.S. Phy. Ed.: Commerce Club: Sigma Tau Gamma: Vet's. Org. WILLIAMS, WALTER O. .. 280 B.S. Bus.: Sigma Phi Epsilon: St. Center Gov. Board WILLIS, DONALD . . .. 281 B.S. Bus.: Commerce Club: Lambda Chi Alpha WILSON, JANE ANNE . , 281 B.S. Bus.: Lib. Sci. Club, sec. WIMMER, JANE ANN .,.. ,281 B.S. Elem. WITKOWSKI, ADRIEN ..,. 281 B.S. Art: Sigma Sigma Sigma WOLF, HAROLD . , 281 B.S. Bus. Ad.: Commerce Club: Canterbury Club: Lambda Chi Al- pha: Golf: B. Club WOODWARD, PHILIP ...,.. .281 B.S. Ind. Arts: Ind. Arts Club WOOLEVER, WILMA ROSE 281 B.S. Home Ec.: Mary Beeman Club: PEM: WRA: Westminster Fel- lowship: Sigma Kappa, pres.: Panhellenic Council: Young Rep. WRIGHT, CARL L. . 281 B.S. Soc. Sci.: Pi Gamma Mu: Mike Club: Arnold Air Society: Ball State News: Distinguished Military Student: Debate Team YOPST, KARIN E. ,, ,. 281 B.S. Eng.: Kappa Delta Pi: Alpha Phi Gamma: Chi Rho Beta: Sigma Tau Delta, v. pres.: Mike Club: United Student Fellowship: Relig- ious Council: Ball State News: Who's Who: Delta Zeta: Penhel- lenic Council: Jr. Marshal ZIMMMERMAN, VERLE .. , ,,,,. .. 281 B.S. Marketing 287 v 1 I ,41 Call AT 8-4495 for a trip home on either the ABC COACH LINES, INC, or on the GREYHOUND LINES. ,,' .-..i..i.i '7 ver luv. ,-f-'P nw' WE 1,111 I.. - For Cardinal fans it's the pause that refreshes - COKE! Whefher or not golf is your game, you'II alway find SCHRADER'S SPORTING GOODS ready to meet your needs. 1313 289 A .I Mary ann iust ccn't decide which of the tasty pasfery to buy from the CRISPIE CREME DONUT STOP. For better shoes buy SCHlFF'S. Hold that pose, folks! MR. BOB NEISWANGER is ready to use his photographic skills in making a picture iust for you. Delicious homemade candy at its best is sold at the COLLEGE SWEET SHOP. For better dry cleaning Ball Stater's send their clothes to the FRENCH STEAM AND DYE WORKS. the Alumni Association cmd Alumni Office are the connecting links between YOU and BALL STATE The Alumni Office in the nt YOUR headquarters when yo urn to The Director of Alum Zations R representative on campus. Use? ! X X The Alumni Office, upon request will d of the Ball State News to graduating s Z Z X X ing the armed forces. X The Alumni Association sponsors several activities during the year including a luncheon at Homecoming, a buffet at Indianapolis during Indiana State Teachers Association meetings, and a dinner and dance on Alumni Day. A Open House is also held at Indianapolis, Ft. Wayne and South Bend during l.S.T.A. Conventon. sends out the ALUMNUS, college newsletters, relative to homecoming and other college and The Alumni Office attempts to maintain every Ball State Alumnus. They will dresses of your friends at any time Seniors are given compl Association for the year after an annual gift Alumni 5 ation mem 'K-Q,-f.. MX Z . X Z ish ad in the Alumni graduation. There- will keep your associ- 1 P This spring it's a jacket from SMITTIES. Pepsi, please ,WH i Q r ijt, ,iv . ,Nr ' . .1 1 1 Q ,J ' f n 1 i if Mary Ann and Ann know that MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM is not iusi good, iT's good for you. .1:f,r i N Elfpigi X3 , ',gg,,. ,u pf , 3 - Jjskaflif' Ui 1 1 i R if-if 1 L i ,, V, Mi-sea '29 , in-fg . -. if -'iii in E . L'-W SLM' Way' L' . A. 'Pw,X.,ab . 1, A ' as pf A . iv 2 3 ' ' i - . el X , Q 1 , - 3 ' A lil' 1 f I gi 0 2 i f 4, v 1 PEPSI BOTTLING COMPANY 2401 North Walnut Phone AT 4-9941 293 W Y5A'5S' 'WW' Lk I- . 0 K V w ,.. . 5 3-..., .nn 1 Mr,.,,,,...-0-'- 4 4. fs-se-63 ' ' Barb and Alice, like all Ball State-rs, enjoy the services of the Jackson Street Branch of the MERCHANTS TRUST COMPANY. 1 ','q gf yi - to f,iQ i,.,, , if . L Q .. .iw ' Ji ,i It is A E1 il' 1 ' I Dick shows Joyce one of the many beautiful watches on display at DAVIS JEWELRY. YU si 1'4 Trucking and excavating are done best by HUER BROTHERS. i l 4 tllfrri . . . that tearfully happy moment when they place your diploma and your future in your hands at the same time. lt is a moment that is an end of things and a beginning of things ...,. it is a moment for looking back and looking ahead .... it is o moment like few others in your life. We are happy to have shared with you the four wonderful years that made it possible. Our best wishes to every one of you on graduation day, 1957 l2w..fQnm'M ,W ,.,.-.,,. ..,,,, .,...--....,- ,,,,:.,,,...V:ff':--- ' f The guys as well as the gals go To FANNlE'S for alterations. V, W . 1 WHITE SPOT LAUNDRY specializes in giving complete laundry and dry cleaning service to Ball S1ater's. Seleciing a proof, when so many are good from A RADER'S STUDIO, is a hard decision 'For Judy. I . 31 i, 12 ,,,.... W., W, t , I nfl vi 1 'TQ' a it R c, 4 ,Ru 1 , T , - of as , Q Y 1 DANIEL'S features delicious dinners ' everyday from 11 a.m. until 8 p.m. Agia. ,naw- BOXELL SIGNS makes it their business to advertise your business. Carol agrees that there's nothing like a drink of COVALT'S MILK. For smart apparel Sally always shops at ROTH'S. For quick service plus delicious food stop at 1 2 97 PH STORE y A 730' 1530' Vx f BALL STATE BOOKSTORE The place to find everything to fit your college needs. Smart men know where to get their shirts laundered. They go to LONG'S one stop service for dry cleaning and complete laundry service. Corner of Jackson and Martin. A Westview school class watches the bottling of Grade A mild at RlGGlN'S DAIRY where visitors are always welcome. 298 A Product of General Motors Corporation DELCO REMY DIVISION Muncie, Indiana Karen is showing Sue why cu DELCO BATTERY is the Nc1tion's No. 1 Battery ,QMS I W fi. !,,, I .1 1 E f 1 M! ,REV i, ' I - r 4 its l l i .- 1 R five v ,A . . I 1 ami' r- ,I Hawaiin buffet dinner served in one of the women's residence halls by the BALL STATE DINING SERVICE. It's fun to shop in any of the three BALLARD STORES-Broadway Hard- ware, Plaza Hardware, and Down- town Hardware. AX CP '5 v J nl A. E. BOYCE COMPANY, 321 Main, i is always ready to serve your need for office supplies and equipment. i Phone AT 8-4427. wir Bridal portraits are iust one of the specialities of REID'S STUDIO, your campus photographer. 'MQW X gy, Ak 44:3 sr For that touch of well-dressed importance, Nancy does her shopping at the FASHION SHOP. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of '57 - sa I Tj A highly professional prescription department it gives the wise customer quality and skill in ' ' filling needs at the OWL DRUG STORE. William E. Butler , REPREsEN'rA'rnvE I I I MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INC. 301 I hs Jerry says it's easy to have clean clothes when the RAINBOW CLEANERS is so close to the residence hall. Speed and safety symbolize YELLOW CAB After classes are over BSTC students find the UNI-MART the place to eat and relax. ,W we service to Ball Stater's. THE DELAWARE HOTEL with Muncie's only piano bar, caters to private parties. High Fidelity? Dee ond Sandy find the MUNCIE MUSIC CENTER is the place to buy from the Webcor, Fisher, and Pilot selections. . 1 Elsie knows, just os Ball Staters do, that BORDEN'S ICE CREAM cun't be beaten. Hmm, Pizza! Both Italian and American food are served at the ITALIAN VILLA, Sixth and Madison Streets. Open every day except Sunday from 4 p.m. to I a.m. Phone AT 2-8491. All types of photo supplies and equip- ment can be found at JACK'S CAMERA SHOP. '-a'F-f- lllllllllllmumzii-fem-are 44.0 A ,, 4 0 'I . iib9',o W,h1 1. in '. o'- 12'- Precision and production keynotes the activities of one of Muncie's leading industries, WARNER GEAR DIVISION, BORG WARNER CORPORATION, as seen from the air. -wsu . I . , f FZ'w -va,.'. 'eww .5-'u-,av-5-, fr- -Ja. l STRNSTLQ 'T UID , lvI'.I'ryl, ' I tffm . fs .u - .- ' ' -A a 'i3fm:Z?5,?4:mT-.- 304 Lynn and Norm, like so many of the college couples, do their shopping ai MARSH FOODLINER. Across the counter of our STUDENT CENTER CAFETERIA come many Tasty treats. The best men's clothes on campus are from SHONFlELD'S, 'I07 Walnut, Phone AT 8-5191. AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG CLOCK Muncie's Largest Home Financing Institution DIVIDENDS NEVER YET LESS THAN 0 Per Annum QUICK ACTION - Low COST I I O I E I O S Compounded Semi-annually SAFETY OF YOUR SAVINGS MADE AT HOME - STAY AT HOME 'NSURED UP TO 510,000.00 306 15 MINUTES FREE PARKING FOR OUR CUSTOMERS uL,, E I L Th f II ws agree th t you can top big burgers and fresh strawberry f pie from CARTER'S DRIVE-IN. for QUALITY MEA look for the name TS New shoes? Be sure to visit the VILLAGE BOOTERY h dq f Il g yl .msaefzlf W the mark of good taste I 1, All Marhoefer Meats are U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED for your protection 307 l When you care enough to look your very best, look first toward COLLEGIENNE. l l l is Sul il -I t. 3 llg I. 1 MT Insured savings at current dividend rate 3 per cent Compounded semi-annually low cost reduction home loans for buying, building or remodeling. IVIUNCIE FEDERAL Main and Walnut Phone AT 4-6387 ENCRAVINU 8 LITHUCRAPH COMPANY, INC. 2500 NORTH WALNUT STREE11 MLJNCIE, INDIANA kr: ,. O Glen knows that he'll always have clean clothes when he takes them to the AMERICAN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING. ,arm E-e:3S2::-E Q31-:11:1:f5 .- -, .-1-: . -J, .1 133' . fn- 2' Q 41: Al Ein' 5 Z' ,-.. , 2':'.r- 5:!13X,5,x15j-'54 . - 6 in ,MI ,, , N - ' ' 1 522 wi-r -. sri is E,Wt - , .X W A gfffs P 4 . Q ',-VY, gt Q A' f A nr Q - -Q 'li Z ml V 'Q if 1,1 ti lr , E te' xl RA 1 'N 5 13, 1 1' O il 1. s .' DALBY'S DRUG STORE, with its fine pre- scription service, handles everything from records to Revlon products. Ball State students use their special discount cards to see all the big movies at the RIVOLI. 310 When in Muncie enioy the friendly atmosphere of the ROBERTS HOTEL. Congratulations Seniors from the MUNCIE NEW CAR DEALERS .,A,, 4.....,,A,,, W, ,ff ORV'S DRIVE-IN means good food and speedy service. Pizza tastes best at the VARSITY. ii -'Anti-ul? Muncie's Only National Bank oFfers Every Banking Service at Four Convenient Locations MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK -'I -I I .tn FIN'-3' III i f 4 If C III iiilfl .1 I nf- ' I1 I I' 41 T7 f I 4. I: Clothes are cleaned best by BROADWAY CLEANERS. Open weekdays from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturdays from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Come Us You me and bank bY CC' al the INDUSTRIAL TRUST and SAVINGS. -LI w M'. ' 5' The ORIENT staff appreciates the cooperation of the Delaware Engraving 8. Lithograph Company, Inc., Muncie, Indiana, printers of this book by offset lithography. wssm 313 f V 0 lr 1. l r ,I I 71 A -r I . . 1 ! . 4 1' ' f 1 I - 1 , 4 I f . 3. I I, , 1 u x ,I f 1? I Af- 1 I ,, y If , L U f of f r, L' M' 4, CMJ' ! J! ru' fd!! f WA lf, It I,-fu ! W 6 , gf , 9 ,,-I 'I X C ff ff' 'lp 59 fx Ib ., I, 'V ' lf if f ? n 1 I ' l 9 'f ra J f M fl ff' l, Vx f U! I 0 Q ' AL H Lngjap M P! 0' j lf!! I' Y- I 1 f 1 I X PM if I l 'A 1 of I ! I M V j. J I f I ff I rj ff i A fl 1 . 4 y I bv ,r- J!!! 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