Beloit College - Codex Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1956 volume:

.. I m nut; '01. a L 4m: 4mm $$cqvoxm ,: s OLD I956 NANCY WORMLEY -v.u..uss-.wsswu CASEY BANAS Copy Edifor Design Edifor LLOYD MORGAN Phofograhy Edifor MARION PLAYTER JEAN PIPPEL Picfure Appoinfmenk Senior Secfion RICHARD K. DIEHL Edifor JERRY W. BUCKINGHAM Business Manager BELOIT COLLEGE BELOIT. WISCONSIN No one knows exacHy whal all He ingredienls of college life are. bqu we do know +ha+ colleges are largely maole up of men and women. They are inlinifely more significanf +han buildings and Jrrees and vines. lnleresfingly enough. +hese men and women. so essenlial +0 5 college, were once small boys and girls. Logically, +ha+ makes small boys and girls very imporfanf +0 colleges. Even when colleges overflow Wi'l'l'l sluclenls. men and women will be Hie one really imporJran+ educafional commodi+y. BeloiJr College will always need liHle boys and girls who wanl Jro be Beloil College men and women. To you. young boys lanol liHle girls. Jrool. we dedicale ibis I956 GOLD. Your numbers will be many; you will be lime cheerleaders, B men. and Phi Belas 01c lomorrow. Beloil College was charlerecl by +he Terrilorial Legislalure of Wisconsin on February 2. I846. The College was eslablishecl by a group of New England Congregalionalisls and Presbylerians. bul has always been non-olenominafional in Characler. and a clause in ifs charler guaranlees +ha+ if will remain so. BeloiiL College seeks Jr-o make her graduales al home in +he world oi +houghl. Beloil College frains her sludenls in accurale survey and inquiry. BeloiiL College aims lo inspire her graduales wilh noble ideals. The cornerslone of Middle College. which s+ill serves as an adminislrafion building. was laid June 24. l847. Aclual inslruclion began +ha+ year and has conlinued uninlerrupfedly since. Properly on +he blulzls overlooking +he Rock River was clonaled by pioneer cilizens ol Jrhe Cily oi Beloil. The College's sixlh president Miller Uplon. was chosen lale in I953, and was inauguraled Oclober 29, I954. His over-all program for +he College is slaled in his Inaugural Address. He said: , Our goal musiL be a liberal educalion oi +he individual sludenl. bqu such musl be judged ml by whal i+ is bul whaiL i+ does . . . I shall exercise all of my abilify +0 see +ha+ Beloif College remains small in size. independenl in slruclure. experimenlal in characler. inlimafe in ifs environment and above all else, as a summalion ol +hese qualifies. dislinclive in performance. ALDRICH HAll Housing freshmen, sophomores. juniors. and seniors. Aldrich serves as He meHing pof of AWS . . . gracious Mrs. McDonough shows Hwe way . . . whose buzzer was Hwaf? . . . +he bicycle room . . . gafherings In H18 ground floor suife . . . a hampsfer on +hird . . . MosHy Marfha . . . bridge In Hue smokers . . . mail call . . . life in Aldrich seems +0 prove +ha+ a big dorm has advantages, +00. Mo+herly advice, sfeaming bowl of soup for +hose days in bed. and even +he familiar Good night boys all make Mrs. McDonough a loved and remembered parf of Aldrich IHe. Righf: Class bells sound, books are has?- ily ga+hered, and anofher day begins as Hie doors of Aldrich swing open. Below: The lounges are never emp+y . . . from meefings of Pan-Hel Council f0 +he rousing no+e of Choraliers +o +he quie+ momen+s th +he cerfain someone. ,wf 2L E x ; ; 2 Q ; g, iv ,5 $ 1 a r Books are easily forgoHen as bridge and leHer fime fake over. Maurer's back-yard fence is +he scene When roomies gef +cge+her, of many neighborly chais. sfudy breaks are many. Jsxr MAURER HALL Everybody's favorifet sincere Mrs. Mayer. helping +0 make a house a home . . . a race for Hwe phone . . . iounges iusf builf for fwo .. . +he SCL . . . Alice ln'Ann .. doorknobs. was+ebaskefs. congo line. and jusf plain devilmenf . . birfhday celebrafions . . . forpedo . . . fhe case of +he' unforfunafe bed . . . in a seHing wifh all He romance of a colonial mansion. Maurer's fiHy-fwo freshmen have learned +0 live fogeHwer and love if. Mrs. Mayer and her iunior counselors discuss disciplinary measures and presenf or fu+ure conduct EMERSON HAll Smiling Mom Dreher . . . Vicforian gingerbread and hissing pipes . . . Hwe fronf ereps on a spring affemoon . . . Barb. Nan 'n' Jude . . . +he smoker. pulse and hearJr of freshman dorm acfiva . . . a milk machine . . . sergeamL-maior . . . blinking lighfs . . . +he move +0 H18 laundry room . . . Emerson sfands as a monumen+ +0 pasf and present long remembered by all who live wifhin her walls. Junior counselors Barb Kozumplik, Judy Jordan and Nan Kuplic help Mom Dreher +0 rule Emerson and ifs rousing bunch of freshmen. From Tide and Triscui+s +0 falk and frig, freshmen soon learn +ha+ BeIoHers. like Boy Scoufs. are prepared. Leif: Le++ers from home . . . con+inual coke-drinking . . . fhe +wang of an off- key uke . . . kniHing argyles . . , Em- erson gals will have such momen+s fo remember. Below: A no+-+oo-quie+ rio+ . . . falk on fhe infercom provides welcome and perpefual diversion during +hose +en min- ufe cigareHe breaks. 'IO CHAPIN HAll Mrs. Kelly. wonderfully gregarious . . . lounging and affer-breakfasf dafes . . . fourfh for bridge? . . . rickefy sfeps . . . Mrs. Guynup's change handy or c-oken . . . smokers +haf provide all Hwe convenience of home . . . John . . . +he Safurday nigl'nL Iine-up . . . Chapin's freshmen and sophomores seek and find friendships in aII-nigh+ bull sessions. five minufe sfudy breaks, a quie+ discussion. or a quie1L rioJr. A warm and understanding house Mom. Mrs, Kelly is always ready +0 give a helping hand. In. Chapin roundup lounge breaks +he monofony of sfudy. In 1' Hme af Chap 5 Sign ou A musical H' iday free. In lounge as +he gals con+ribu+e Finishing +ouches on +he hol YuleHde +rimmings brighten Chap Be if ever so crowded, +here's no place like Norfh wifh ifs phone bills. sfudies. and +he ever presenf bridge game. NORTH COLLEGE .Jnlkifv f A; Mrs. Marfin, ably mo+hering qu fun-Ioving sophs . . . Florida oranges and ouf-of-Jrown business . . . +ha+ fire escape . . . PresidemL Upfon and his baby siHer causing a near rioJr . . . all-nigh+ bull sessions . . . Hwe ring of a busy phone . . . whaf's Jrwener waHs? . . . spring on Hue fronf sfeps . . all Hue closeness +ha+ +hir+y girls can feel. PRATT HOUSE Deanie Whifney, BeloH's moswL Jrreasured insfifufion. and her TfiHeen sophomore livewires . . . H1ere was +he swear box . . . bidding on a birfhday cake . . . a pig+ailed evening excursion JroH'1e Union . . . lounging in He room wiJrh +ha+ lived-in look . . . Hwe sound of laughfer echoing +hrough paper-Hnin walls . . . +l'1e group proved +ha+ +he sophomore slump is far from inevifable. PraH' has all H19 comfor+s 01: home and +hen some . . . +here's music. foo. Displaying Hieir weH-developed sfudy habifs, Deanie's fribe smilingly disobey: her urgenf plea f0 hif +hose books! 'l3 No day is complefe wifhou'r a snack in +he French manner. lA MAISON FRANCAISE A new under+aking e we do everyfhing in French . . . +he sympafheHc guidance of Miss Phillips . Hue garref . . . hysferical house meefings . . . communion wifh Hwe spirif world . . . maimLenamL il $6qu parler . . . one washing machine Unevifably brokeM . . . a bed on He fronf porch . . . Hl'm here . . . bull sessions in Jrwo languages . . . Sunday nighf suppers . . . an experimenf proves +0 be a complefe success. EATON HOUSE Twenfy-six senior lovelies have fun proving +ha+ Hfhe honor dorm is honorable . . . Alex Famam come for an exfended visiJr . . . Halloween . . . midnighf warfare wifh Hue men o1C Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . fable rapping sessions . . . semesfer bridge week . . . +he PI Phi orphans wifh Hweir many D6 roomma+es . . . +ha+ senior feeling . . . Hue Eafon house crew more +han meefs +heir challenge . . . leave a far grea+er one +0 H1056 who follow In Jrheir fine foofsfeps. Music fills every corner on evenings like +his. Whefher one feels like playing bridge or going soufh. one Funds company and fun. w v SENIORS JANE ADAIR JOANNE ADAMS BETH ADDOMS ARLENE ALBRECHT GEORGANN CLASS OF I956 Jane Lamarche Adair: Chicago. lll.: Arf: DeHa Del+a Delfa: Alpha Lambda DeHa; Morfar Board; D for L. Vice-Presidenf: Junior Class Treasurer: AWS Council: Pan-Hellenic Council. JAMES AMENT ANNA ANDERSON JIM ANDERSON THOMAS ANDERSON Joanne Adams: Chicago. Ill.; Psychology: Alpha Gamma Delfa: Pi Befa Phi Social Member: Rho Omega Mu. Be+h Addoms: Beloit Wisc.: English Li+era+ure; Del'ra Gamma; Choir; Senafe; Crifics Club: D for L: Arf League. Arlene Albrechh Elmwood Park. Ill.; Psychology; DeHa Gamma; Career Conference. Co-Chairman; Gold: FTA; WRA. Georgann H. Allen: Lake Geneva. Wisc.; Hisfory; Pi Befa Phi. Pledge Trainer; Rho Omega Mu; L. V. Bal- lard Award: Sociology Club. Vice-Presidenf; WRA: Piayers; Terrapin; Gold. James N. Amenf: For+ Afkinson. Wisc.: Ma+hema+ics: Tau Kappa Epsilon. President Treasurer; IFC; Infra- murals. Anna Bernice Anderson: Cape-Palmas, Maryland, Li- beria: English; ISA: Maurer Fellowship; Hyde Park; FTA. Jim Anderson: Wauwafosa, Wisc.; Befa Thefa Pi. Rush Chairman; Omicron DeHa Kappa: Who's Who; Treas- urer of Associafed Sfudenfs; Car CommiH'ee Chair- man; B Club. Vice-Presidenf; Track and Cross Counfry LeHerman. Thomas M. Anderson. Jr.: Earlville. Ill.; His+ory and Government Be+a Thefa Pi: Foofball: Baseball: Frosh Baskefball; Choraliers; Choir; B Club: Round Table; Washingfon Semes+er Program. DICK ARBIZZANI JOAN BAINBRIDGE MARK BATSON BOB ARMBRUSTER BRUCE BARTLESON RON BEISLER Dick Arbizzani: Geneva, IH.; Government Be+a Thefa Pi, Pledge Trainer; Foofball; Baseball: B Club; Radio Players. Roberf J. Armbrusfer: Park Ridge, lll.: English Compo- sifion: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Presidenf: Omicron Delfa Kappa: Gold. Edi+or; IFC, President Who's Who. Joan Bainbridge: Rockford, 1H,: Psychology; Kappa Delfa. Rush Chairman and President Pan-Hellenic Council. President Homecoming Co-Chairman; FTA: WRA: Womenls Chorus; Sena+e: Gold; ths Who. Bruce L. Barfleson: Chicago, HL: Geology: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Geology Club: B Club: Track and Cross Counfry. Mark Bafson: New Lenox, HL; Mafhemafics. Ronald E. Beisler: Park Ridge. HL: Economics; Phi Kappa Psi, Recording Secre+ary. Social Chairman: WBWR. Joan Berg: Chicago. HL: English Lifera+ure; Pi Befa Phi. Social Chairman: Alpha Lambda DeHa, Treasurer: WRA: Players; Orchesis. President D for L. Cabinet Choir: Gold: Carnival CommiHee: Homecoming CommiHee: Maurer Fellowship. Vice-Presiden+; Who Ain'f. June Beher: Glen Ellyn, IH.; Spanish; Pi Be+a Phi, Re- cording Secrefary; Phi Sigma lofa. Vice-Presidenf; Women's Chorus; Radio Workshop: WRA: Music Club. Elinor Blackburn: Milwaukee. Wisc.; Psychology; Kappa Alpha Thefa. Recording Secrefary; Gold: Sociology Club; Carnival CommiHee; Players; WRA: Design for Living. Ann Wilburn Blanchard: Crysfal Lake. Ill.; His+ory and Arf; DeHa Gamma, Treasurer: Terrapin: AWS Coun- cil. S+andards; Maurer Hall. President Marriage Con- ference Panel. Charles James Blanchard: Crysfal Lake, HL: Psychology: Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Freshman President B Club: Newman Club. Roberf Kenne+h Blum: Beloi+. Wisc.; Governmen+: Pi Kappa Alpha. Treasurer: Phi Efa Sigma: Phi Sigma Iofa; Band; Swing Band; IRA. Mary Ann Brookman: Chicago, HL; Psychology and So- ciology; Kappa DeHa, Vice-Presidenf: Sociology Club; Players: WRA: Round Table; D for L; Newman Club. Jerry W. Buckingham: Racine, Wise; Sociology; Phi Kappa Psi, Secretary; DeHa Omicron Pi; Gold. Busi- ness Manager. AdverHsing Manager: PublicaHons Board; Car CommiHee: Foo+baH. Ronald G. Burdick: Beloit Wisc.; Economics; Pi Kappa Alpha, Secre+ary; Band. JOAN BERG CHARLES BLANCHARD RON BURDICK SUZANNE CARPENTER JUNE BETZER ELINOR BLACKBURN BLANCHARD ROBERT BLUM MARY ANN BROOKMAN JERRY BUCKINGHAM JANE BURT MARY BYRD JOAN CARMAN DEBBIE CASSLING CLASS OF I956 WILLIAM COLWELL Jane Burf: Janesville, Wisc.: English; Sa+yre: Round Table. Mary Byrd: Chicago. IH.: Spanish: Pi Befa Phi: Phi Sigma lofa. Secrefary-Treasurer: Orchesis, Secrefary: Play- ers; WRA; FTA. Joan Carmen: Oregon. lll.: Psychology; FTA; Dorm Of- ficer. Suzanne Carpenfer: Dulufh. Minn; Art DeHa Gamma. Social Chairman; Arf League: WRA: Round Table. Copy Edifor. News Edifor: Dorm Treasurer: Players: Mademoiselle College Board Member. Deborah Cassling: Davenport Iowa; Speech; Delfa DeHa DeHa; Alpha Lambda Delfa; Mor+ar Board: NaHona! Collegia+e Players; Players, President AWS Council; WhoBs Who; Sena+e. Jane Cavins: Charlesfon. IH.; French and Spanish: Pi Be+a Phi, Corresponding Secrefary: Phi Befa Kappa: Mor+ar Board; Alpha Lambda Delfa: Phi Sigma lo+az Rho Omega Mu: Round Table. Co-Edifor; Players. Business Manager: Who's Who. Connie Colomb: Chicago. Ill.; Arf: Pi Be+a Phi, Social Chairman; FTA; Gold: Arf League; Sociology Club: Rho Omega Mu. William B. Colwell: Park Ridge. HL; Liferafure; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Secretary: Phi Efa Sigma. President Round Table. Sporfs. News. Assis+an+, Managing Ed- iforships, EdiJror-in-Chief; Tennis; Publicafions Board. W. David Cuddeback: Crys+al Lake. HL: Economics and Religion: Phi Kappa Psi. Vice-Presidenf; Round Table; Safyre; S+uden+ Senafe; Sfudenf Union Board; Judi- cial Board: Sfudenf Union Manager; Who's Who. James L. Cullum: Evansfon, 1H,; Biology; Be+a Thefa Pi. Treasurer: Pre-Med Club. Elizabe+h Janef Donaldson: Ba+avia. lll.; Arf; Kappa Al- pha Thefa; WRA; Arf League; Homecoming Publicify Chairman I954: AWS; FTA. W. DAVID CUDDEBACK JAMES CULLUM JANE CAVINS CONNIE COLOMB Jeannine DuHeH: Chicago, HL; Sociology; DeHa Del+a DeHa; WRA. Social Chairman, President Sociology Club; Winfer Carnival Queen Court Secretary Fresh- man Dorm: Rho Omega Mu; Who Ain't Roger C. Emelson: Rochesfer. Minn: Speech and Dra- mafic Arfs; Sigma Pi, Vice-Presidenf. Social Chair- man: Players, Assisfanf Dired'or: Nafional Collegia+e Players, Presidenf; Radio Workshop; New Talenfs Club: IFC Show: BeloH' College Courf Theafre. George G. Evans: Waukegan. Hl.: Liferafure: Phi Kappa Psi, President Secrefary: IFC; Players; WBWR: B Club: Cross Coun+ry and Track. Jack Farina: Beloif. Wisc.: Music: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Song Leader; Band; Dance Band; Orches+ra; Music Club; Radio Club; DeHa Omicron Pi. Geoff Fernald: Geneva. lll.; Psychology; Pi Kappa Al- pha. President Vice-Presidenf. Pledge Trainer; Omi- cron Delfa Kappa; IFC; B Club; Track. Elizabefh Finn Trish BMrs. David FJ: BeloiJr. Wisc.: Psy- chology; Kappa DeHa. Secrefary; Sociology Club; WRA; Music Club: Players: Gold. Ka'l'hleen Mary Fiorini: Kenosha, Wisc.; Psychology: Delfa Gamma; PTA; Newman Club. ELIZABETH DONALDSON JEANNINE DUFFELL 23 Kafe Fosfer: Rocldon. lll.; Art DeHa Gamma: Mor+ar Board. Treasurer: AWS Counclli Secrefary; Junior Counseior: Pan-Hellenk: Council. Secrefary; FTA: WRA; Players: Arf League; Norfh and Aldrich Halli President Who's Who. Pe+er Fronk: Rockford. Wise: Philosophy; Sigma Alpha Epsilon' Secrefary; Gold; Round Table; Sa+yre7 Tennis. Gary M. Fuchs: Rockford, HL; Economics; Phi Kappa Psi. Treasurer. Claude GianeHo: Geneva, IH.; Philosophy; Pre-Med; Befa Thefa Pi: Foofball. Co-Capfain; Baseball; Chor- aliers; S+uden+ Senafe; B Club: Pre-Med Club: Repre- senfafive +0 S+udenf-Faculfy A+hle+ic CommiHee. Gerald Gifs: Riverside. ll.; Art Sigma Alpha Epsilon: DeHa Omicron Pi; Arf Club, Direcfor: Foofball; Gold. Phofo Edifor. Joan Graves: Sfockfon. HL; Governmenf and Hisfory: Washingfon Semes+er: FTA. ROGER EMELSON GEORGE EVANS JACK FARINA GEOFF FERNALD ELIZABETH TRISH KATHLEEN FIORINI KATE FOSTER PETER FRONK GARY FUCHS CLAUDE GIANETTO GERALD GITS JOAN GRAVES DANIEL GREEN RICHARD GRIFFIS Wm, M A j q; , 7 V . . . , ,, . ,. . . . . , . $93717i7igggiiiwv $1.17,, 7 w L - m z .- ' ' 7 7, . . 7 , L w?awagzwef 7 7x7 77 v . - 7 , ' ,7 - 77777 777$? ? 7 , mwgwx a 7 L '72 7 5773a 24 Daniel Green: Beloif. Wise: Biology; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice-Presidenf, SecrefaryHisforian: Omicron Delfa Kappa: Senior Class President Round Tables Business Manager; Pre-Med Club, Vice-Presidenf; IFC. Treas- urer: Union Board. President Cross Counfry: Who's Who. Richard B. GriFFis: Beloif. Wise: English Liferafure; Pi Kappa Alpha: Maurer Fellowship, President D for L. Cabinet Forensics: Radio Club; Religious Life CommiHee; Band: John Morse Scholarship: Sherrill Scholarship. Shirley Grip: Rockford. Ill.; Psychology: Kappa Delfa. Scholarship Chairman; Players. ProducHon Board; FTA, Vice-Presidenf; WRA; Gold; Round Table. Raymond Noyes Hamilfon. Jr.: Pewaukee, Wise; Philos- ophy; Be+a Thefa Pi; Band; Orchesfra; Can+erbury Club. President Elizabefh Hardin Gus+afsom Chicago. HL: Sociology; Pi Befa Phi, Pledge-Ache Co-Ordinafor. Social EX- change Chairman; Players. Tickef Sales CommiHee; FTA: WRA. Charles Harrison: Rockford. Ill.: Mafhemafics; Phi Kappa Psi. Richard Harhell: Edger+0n. Wise; Governmenf; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Rush Chairman; Phi Efa Sigma; Baskef- ball Capfain; B. Club; Religious Life Commiffee; Tennis. Capfain; DeHa Omicron Pi; Who Ain'+. Leland G. Hawkins: Los Angeles, Calif; Biology; Be+a Thefa Pi, President Omicron Delfa Kappa; Pre-Med Club. President Homecoming. Co-Chairman; Career Conference. Co-Chairman: B Club; Baseball; Senafe. Carlos Hernandez: Bogo+a. Colombia; Chemisfry and French: Pi Kappa Alpha: Chemisfry Club; American Chemical Sociefy. Richard A. Hesler: Highland Park. ML; Speech; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Payers; B Club. Diane Hlavka: Rockford, HL; Sociology; Delfa DeHa Delfa. Social Chairman. Recording Secrefary; Players. Producfion Board. Business Manager: NaHonal Col- lege Players; Sociology Club. Council; Cheerleader: WRA, Sporfs Manager; Gold. Barbara E. Hoke: Rockford. 1H,; Hisfory: Pi Be+a Phi, Scholarship Chairman; Round Table: D for L; Sociol- ogy Club; WRA, Spor+s Manager; ArJr League; Co- Chairman of Campus Blood Drive. CLASS OF I956 SHIRLEY GRIP ELIZABETH GUSTAFSON RICHARD HARTZELL CARLOS HERNANDEZ RAYMOND HAMILTON CHARLES HARRISON LELAND HAWKINS RICHARD HESLER 25 26 MARY HOLT BETTY HOOK CLASS OF 1956 Mary Holf: Kenosha, Wisc.; French; DeHa Gamma: Phi Sigma lofa; Alpha Lambda Delfa: FTA: Choir: D for L DIANE HLAVKA BARBARA HOKE Conference. Co-Chairman; Players; Class Secrefary; RICHARD HUGHES RONALD JACKSON AWS' Treasurer. BeH'y Hook: Edgerfon. Wise; Music and Speech; Kappa DONN JOHNSON JACKIE JONES Delfa: D for L. Chairman: Music Club, President JEANNE JOSLYN FREDERICK KAEMPFER Meyers. Secrefary: ProducHon Board of IFC Show; Senafe; Choir: WBWR; LSA. Treasurer: Moni+orship. Richard Charles Hughes: Soufh Milwaukee, Wisc.: His- +ory: Befa Thefa Pi. Recorder; lnfer-Frafernify Coun- cil: B Club; Golf: Baskefball: PTA. Ronald E. A. Jackson: Chicago. IH.: Psychology: Tau Kappa Epsilon. Hisforian, Social Chairman: Omicron DeHa Kappa; Presiden+ of Associa+ed S+uden+s; Co- Chairman of Marriage Conference; Sfudenf Relafions CommiHee; Round Table; Judicial Board: Who's Who. Donn C. Johnson: Beloif. Wisc.: Government Be+a The+a Pi; B Club: WresHing, Cap+aim Round Table; Band. Jackie Jones: Oak Park, Ill.; English: DeHa DeHa Delfa: Rho Omega Mu; WRA; FTA; Arf League; Terrapin. Jeanne A. Joslyn: Sycamore. Ill.; Psychology: DeHa Gamma. Social Chairman; Rho Omega Mu; WRA; Gold; WBWR; Players; AmL League; FTA. Frederick W. Kaempfer: Lake Geneva. Wisc.: Philoso- phy; Befa Thefa Pi; Round Table; Foofball: Swimming. An+hony S. Kamberos: Chicago. IH.; Philosophy and Ec- onomics: Pi Kappa Alpha. PresidenJr Social and Afh- leffc Chairman: ln+ramural Afhlefic Associafion. President Secrefary; Co-Chairman of Mofher's Day; Social Board: Round Table; Tennis: Campus Carnival Commiffee: Who AIM: Jane Carpen+er Karr: Glen Ellyn. HL; DeHa Gamma: Rush Chairman and Vice-Presidenf; Players; Na+ional CoHegiaJre Players: 1955 Campus Chesf Carnival Co- Chairman; Junicr Class Secrefary: Round Table; WRA; Terrapin: Union Refs; Vice-Presidenf of Sopho- more Dorm; Rho Omega Mm Secrefary; Who Ain't Howard Ka+zenbergz Richmond. lll.; Sociology: Tau Kappa Epsiion: Baske+balL Baseball; Sociology Club; 8 Club. H. Leary Kennedy: Byron. HI.; Government Pi Kappa Alpha. Secretary Treasurer. Vice-Presiden1', President Senafe; IFC; Infernafional RelaHons Club, President Parade Marshall. Homecoming I954. Joan Frances Kieweg: Weer Terre Hau+e, lnd.; Psy- chology; Kappa Alpha Thefa, House Chairman, Cor- responding Secretary; Alpha Lambda Delfa. Vice- Presidenf, Senior Advisor; Phi Be+a Kappa; Players, Producfion Board: PTA: Treasurer. D for L. Confer- ence Co-Chairman; Round Table; WRA. VVhal Min Kim: Seoul. Korea; Government ISA; Infer- naflonai RelaHons Club. Vice-Presiden+. Carol Koch: Freeporf. Hl.; Chemisfry: Kappa DeHa. Treasurer; Alpha Lambda DeHa; Players; IFC Show Crew; Round Table, Circula+ion Manager; Gold: WRA: Music Club: Chemis+ry Club; Member of American Chemical Sociefy; D for L: Pan-Hellenic Wordshop; Orchesis; Johnson Way Scholarship; John Wain Award; Morfar Board Award. Kingsfon Kovac: Racine. Wise; Phi Kappa Psi. Vice- Presiden+ and Treasurer; B. Club; Foofball, Co-Cap- +ain and Mosf Valuable Player. Marcy Krakowski: Chicago. HL: Chemishy; Morfar Board, President AWS, Vice-Presiden+; Sena+e; New- man Club, Treasurer: Junior Counselor; John H. Nair Award in Chemishy; Johnson Foundafion Scholarship; Sfandard Oil Scholarship: Who's Who. Roberf Lee Kreinz: Beloi+. Wisc.; Geography and His- fory; Phi Kappa Psi; Co-Capfain of Freshman Foofball Team: Foo+ball; 8 Club, President Judifh Ann Kubly: Monroe, Wisc; Sociology; Kappa Alpha Theha. Scholarship Chairman: Alpha Lambda Delfa. President Phi Sigma lofa: Phi Befa Kappa; Secre+ary and Vice-Presiden+ of +he Sena+e: Round Table. Copy Edi+or, Ediforial Board: AWS Council: Religious Life CommiHee; Orchesis. Secrefary: Band; Players; Gold: Sociology Club; Union Fund Raising Proied; Junior Counselor; Who's Who. ANTHONY KAMBEROS HOWARD KATZENBERG JOAN KIEWEG CAROL KOCH JANE KARR H. LEARY KENNEDY WHAL MIN KIM KINGSTON KOVAC 27 James Lake: BeloH'. Wise: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Del+a Sigma Rho. President Forensics; Union Board; Soci- ology Club; D for L: Choir. Bill Lawrie: Dearborn, Mich; English LiferaJrure; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. President Crifics Club, President D for L, Cabinet Senafe: Tennis: AmL League; Round Table: IFC Council: Washingfon Semesfer. Jane+ Layman: Evansfon. lll.: Philosophy and Sociology; DeH'a DeHa DeHa. Treasurer: Alpha Lambda Delfa: S+udemL Curriculum CommiHee; Gold: Sociology Club: Swee+hear+ of TKE; James H. Moore Scholar- ship. Alfred S. LiH'le: Davenport Iowa: Economics: Pi Kappa Alpha: D for L; B Club: Track; Choir. Roberf Lifwiller: Lena, Ill.; Ma+hema+ics and Physics; Tau Kappa Epsilon: Phi Efa Sigma. Treasurer; Phi Be+a Kappa; Physics Club, President Baskefball; Base- ball: Bushnell Mafh Prize; Conwell Mafh Prize; Phi Befa Kappa Award. David Lyon: Oshkosh, Wisc.; Biology and Anfhropology; MARCY KRAKOWSKI ROBERT KREINZ Befa Thefa Pi. Vice-Presiden+: Choraliers; Choir: Foof- JUDY KUBLY JAMES LAKE ball. Thomas J. McCausland. Jr.: Wheafon. HL; Economics; BILL LAWRIE JANET LAYMAN Phi Kappa Psi. President Secre+ary; Senafe; Gold; THOMAS MCCAUSLAND WILL'AM MCKOY Circulafion and Business Manager; Car CommiHee: ' D ' Band; IFC; Publicafions Board: Crifics Club; Gold; Who Ain'f. CLASS OF I956 ALFRED LITTLE ROBERT LITWlLLER DAVID LYON William L. McKoy: Delavan. Wise: Economics: Pi Kappa Alpha, Secrefary, Social Chairman; Homecoming Es- corf; King of Campus Carnival. Frannie Mason: Chicago. Ill.; Speech: DeHa DeHa Delfa; Morfar Board. Secrefary; AWS, Co-Social Chairman and President Junior Counselor; Players; SfudemL RelaHons CommiHee; WRA; Judicial Board; ths Who. Mary Louise Miller: Chicago. Ill.; Government DeHa DelJra DeHa. President Rush and Social Chairman: Secrefary of Associa+ed S+udenfs; Campus Carnival CommiHee; IFC Show: Women's Chorus: AWS: WRA: Dorm Treasurer; Rho Omega Mu; Who Ain't Nancy Lee Miller: WhHefish Bay. Milwaukee. Wisc.: Arf and Spanish: Kappa Alpha Thefa. Hisforian; Ar+ League: FTA; Sociology Club; D for L; BeloH' Relays Courf I954. Richard B. Neal: Benfon. Ill.: Geology: Tau Kappa Epsi- lon, Pledge Trainer, Vice-Presidenf; IFC, President B Club; Track; Geology Club; Junior Class President Baskefball; Omicron Delfa Kappa. Carol Marie Olson: Chicago. Ill.; DeHa DeHa DeHa; Rho Omega Mu; PTA: WRA: AWS. Nils B. Olmsi'ed: Cleveland. Wisc.: Government Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Delfa Omicron PI; Radio Club. Presi- denf; Radio Players: IR Club. Carol Jane Overbye: Rockford. Ill.; Speech and Drama- +ic Arfs: Kappa Alpha Thefa, Social Chairman. Rush Chairman. Treasurer; Terrapin, Secrefary; WRA. Vice- Presidenf; IFC Shows, AWS. Council; Dorm Presidenf: Players Producfion Board: Social Board; Fellowship of Union Managers; NaHonal Collegiafe Players: Rho Omega Mu. President Pan-Hellenic Scholarship. Owen D. Owens: FomL Afkinson. Wisc.: Anfhropology; Sigma Pi, President Vice-Presidenf, Treasurer; Omi- cron Delfa Kappa. Treasurer; Phi Efa Sigma. Secre- +ary; Phi Befa Kappa; D for L. President Treasurer; Wesley Sfudenf Fellowship Vice-Presidenf; IFC: Re- ligious Life CommiHee; Maurer Fellowship. Barbara Sue Peferson: Newark. Ill.: Mafhemafics; Delfa Gamma. President Vice-Presidenf; Rho Omega Mu: Cheerleader; Players; Winfer Carnival Queen. I953; WRA: WBWR; Sociology Club; Who Ain't i FRANNIE MASON MARY MILLER NANCY MILLER RICHARD NEAL CAROL OLSON NILS OLMSTED CAROL OVERBYE OWEN OWENS 29 1ag1 wn'i BARBARA PETERSON JEAN PIPPEL DON PLOTE RAY POLHILL ROBERT PORTER LUCILLE POTTINGER ANN POUK BYRON POWELL FLOYD PLANKEY MARION PLAYTER CLASS OF I956 Jean R. Pippel: Winne+ka. HL; Economics; Choir: Play- ers. Producfion Board; Gold. Copy EdHor; Round TabIe: Music Club; WBWR: WRA; Eafon House Presidenf. Floyd Plankey. Jr.: Beloi+. Wisc.: Economics. Marion Playfer: Grea+ Neck, New York; Sociology: DeHa Delfa Delfa. Rush Chairman, Social Chairman; Rho Omega Mu: Gold! Appoinfmenf Edifor; Soci- ology Club Council; WRA; Fellowship of Union Man- agers. Don Plofe: Elgin, lll.: Government Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Rush Chairman. Afhlefics Chairman, Vice-Presidenf: Delfa Omicron Pi; Cross Counfry; Homecoming Dance CommiH'ee Chairman: Freshman Class Vice- Presidenf; Round Table. Ray L. Polhill: MilledgeviHe, HL; Government Tau Kappa Epsilon; Baskefball; Baseball; lnframural Council. Sec- refary. Roberf E. Porfer, Jr.: Liberfyville, lll.: Biology; Be+a Thefa Pi, President Omicron DeHa Kappa. President Junior Class President Pre-Med Club; Co-Chairman D for L Conference: Swimming: Track. Lucille A. PoHinger: Rockford. Ill.: Psychology: Pi Be+a Phi, Treasurer: Alpha Lambda DeHa; Choir; FTA; Players: Gold: Women's Chorus; WRA: AWS Coun- cii; Maurer Hall President Ann Eileen Pouk: Wesfem Springs. IH.: French; Pi Be+a Phi. Program Chairman: Phi Sigma lofa; Players: WRA: French Dorm Secre+ary. Byron Monroe Powell: Wheafon. lll.; Economics and Mafhemafics; Sigma CHI, Vice-Presidenf; Foofball Manager: ln+erfra+erni+y Council, Secrefary: Round Table; B Club. Roberf Edwill Prifchard: Maywood, HL: Economics; Tau Kappa Epsilon. Social Chairman; Omicron Delfa Kappa: Round Table. Business Manager. Adverfising Manager; Safyre, Adverfising Manager: Co-Rec Com- miHee: Gold; Swimming. Rozane Redford Meilicke: Oshkosh. Wisc.; Government Delfa Gamma: Cheereaders: D for L; Washingfon Semes+er. Jean Roberfs: Chicago. HL; English; Pi Be+a Phi. Vice- Presiden+: Pan-Hellenic Council: Rho Omega Mu; WBCR: Players; FTA; WRA, Publicify Edifor. Byron Paul Rodenburg: Chicago. HL; Biology; Sigma Chi. Secretary: Pre-Med Club; Choir: Choraliers. Ri+a Rudy: Freeporf. Ill.; MafhemaJrics; Kappa Alpha Thefa; Phi Sigma lo+a; Pan-Hellenic Council. Social Chairman; Scholarship Chairman; Jr. Pan-Hellenic Ad- visor: Secrefary of Norfh College; Union Board. Sec- refary; Gold: Sedion Head; FTA' Secrefary: Choir: WRA. George Rumel: Chicago. Ill.; Hisfory; Sigma Chi. Kafie Russell: Waukegan, 1H,; English Lifera+ure; Pi Be+a Phi. President Vice-Presidenf. Ass'+ Rush Chairman; Rho Omega Mu: Dorm OFFIcer: WRA Council; CriHcs Club. Co-Social Chairman; Arf League; Radio Play- ers; Radio Club, Board Member; AWS Council; Fine ArJrs Club: Co-Rec CommiHee; Junior Counselor; Senior Class Secrefary; Who's Who. Grace Schuh: Mt Prospect HL; Speech and Dramafic Ar+s; Kappa Delfa: Nafional Collegia+e Players; Players, Producfion Board: WBCR, General Manager. Secrefary-Treasurer; Sociology Club; WRA; Band: Orches+ra: Round Table; Gold. Copy Secfion Head: IFC Show Produd'ion Board. 1955-56. John Gordon Schulz: Union Grove, Wise: Economics; Sigma Chi. President Social Chairman; Gold. Make- up Edifor; ITC: B Club. John K. Sick: Waukegan, HL; Economics: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Gold; ln+ramurals; Band. ROBERT PRITCHARD ROZANE MEILICKE JEAN ROBERTS BYRON RODENBURG RITA RUDY GEORGE RUMEL KATIE RUSSELL GRACE SCHUH 3'I ai WI?! 834? JOHN SCHULZ JOHN SICK DELLA SMITH DOROTHY SOMMER RICHARD STAR CAROLE STEWARDSON ELINOR STRONG JUNE SYLLING CLASS OF I956 DUANE TAEBEL DAVID TAYLOR JOHN THAYER DAVID THREINEN 32 Della May SmH'h: Evansfon. HL: Mafhemafics and Biol- ogy: Kappa Alpha The+a. President Pan-Hellenic Council: Gold; Dad's Day Co-Chairman: WRA: Leon 6. Herreid Scholarship. Dorofhy Sommer: Chicago. IH.: Government DeHa DeHa Delfa: Players: Gold; FTA; AWS; WRA. Richard S+ar: Milwaukee, Wisc.; Biology; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, President Pledge Trainer. Social Chairman: DeH'a Omicron Pi; IFC; Foofball. Carole Lee S+ewardson: Shelbyville. HL: Speech and Dramafic Ar+s; Delfa Delfa Delfa, Vice-Presidenf. Pledge Trainer: Rho Omega Mu: Cheerleader: Emer- son Hall. Presidenf; WRA: Players ProducHon Board; NaHonal Collegiafe Players; AWS Council; Campus ChemL Carnival Co-Chairman: IFC Show Producfion Board; Women's Chorus; Fellowship of Union Man- agers; Who Ain'f. Elinor S+rong: Maywood. lll.: Psychology; Kappa DeHa; Players; WRA; Music Club; Gold: Round Table; BCRW. June Carol Sylling: Chicago, HL; Psychology; DeHa Delfa DeHa' Corresponding Secrefary: Rho Omega Mu; Big-LiHIe Sisfer Program, Co-Chairman; Pan- Hellenic Council. Treasurer: WRA; FTA. Duane W. Taebel: Lombard. HL; Biology: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, House Manager. Treasurer: Delfa Omicron Pi; Sophomore Class Vice-Presidenf: Lecfures and Enferfainmen+ CommiHee: Kafe Baron Memorial Science Scholarship: E. L. Rasey Scholarship. David A. Taylor: ForJr A+kinson. Wisc.; Geology; Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer: WresHing; Geology Club: Fel- lowship of Union Managers. John Thayer: Rockford. Ill.; Spanish: Sigma Chi. JACK VAHRADIAN DONN VALENTINE TAT TOWER CARYL TUCKER David Threinen: Kenosha. Wisc.: Geology and Anfhro- pology; Befa Theta Pi; Geology Club; LSA. President Freshman Class Presiden+; Social Board Chairman: Who's Who. Taf Tower: Wesf Newfon, Mass.; Anfhropology; Pi BeJra Phi: Players; D for L; SfudenJr-Faculfy Dinners. Chair- man; Terrapin, Secrefary; Arf League; Choir; Band; WTA: Sociology Club. Council; Arbor Day Co- Chairman. Caryl June Tucker: Wilmeffe, HL; Anfhropology; DeHa Gamma, Treasurer, Rush Chairman; AWS Council: Chapin Hall. President Big-LiHle Sisfer Program, Co-Chairman; Arbor Day, Co-Chairman; Mo+hers' Day Co-Chairman; Round Table; Terrapin; Choir; Who Ain'f. Jack Vahradian: Soufh Milwaukee. Wisc.: Hisfory: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Secretary; Junior Class, Vice-Presidenf; Baskefball: Track; Cross-Coun+ry; B Club, Secrefary. Treasurer, Vice-Presidenf; Co-Rec Board; Curriculum Commiffee: Omicron DeHa Kappa. BARBARA VAN EPPS ROBERT VIRGIL 33 DIRK VAN HORNE DONALD VON ESCHEN CLASS OF I956 RUTH WINTHER DIANE WOLFE 34 CHARLES WOODFORD HELEN WADSWORTH JAMES WEAKLEY Donn Mi+chell Valenfine: Elgin. lll.: Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Rush Chairman! Afhlefic Chairman; Delfa Omicron Pi: IR Club: B Club; Foofball Manager; Wresfling: Who Ain't Barbara Van Epps: Kankakee. lll.: Sociology and Psy- chology; Delfa Gamma: Alpha Lambda Delfa; Phi Be+a Kappa: WRA; Sociology Club. President Rober'l' L. Virgil. Jr.: Mounf Prospect HL: English Com- posi+iom Befa Thefa Pi. President Omicron DeHa Kappa; Round Table, Edifor-in-Chief; Safyre Ediforial Board. Chairman; Who Ain'f. Roger Dirk Van Horne: Oconomowoc, Wisc.; English Composifion: Phi Kappa Psi; Band; Swimming: B Club: Round Table. Donald Von Eschen: Beloif. Wisc.; Government Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Delfa Sigma Rho. President Nafional Collegiafe Players; Washingfon Semesfer; Forensics: Band. Helen Suzanne Wadswor+hz Applefon..Wisc.; German; DeHa Gamma, Treasurer; Alpha Lambda Delfa; Phi Befa Kappa; Morfar Board; WRA: AWS: Orchesis: Music Club. Secre+ary-Treasurer; WBWR; Choir; Jun- ior Counsellor: Who's Who. James E. Weakley: Bafavia, lll.: English Liferafure; Sigma Chi. Pledge Trainer; Round Table, Co-Edifor; Union Manager Fellowship; Who Ain'f. Rufh Ann Winfher: Menominee. Mich; English Lifera- Jrure; Kappa Alpha The+a. Vice-Presiden+: Phi Sigma lofa. Secrefary-Treasurer, President lngersoll House. President FTA. Secrefary; AWS. Diane Rufh Wolfe: Blooming+on. IH.; Sociology: DeHa Delfa Delfa: Rho Omega Mu: Sociology Club Coun- cil; WRA: Players: Women's Chorus; Round Table; IFC Shows. Charles WaH'er Woodford: Sharoni Wise; Economics and Government DeHa Sigma Rho; Beloi+ Forensic Union; Deba+e; Radio Players: Economic: Depar+- menfal Honors; Rice Prize in Forensics. NOT PICTURED John Gosselin: Aurora. lll.: Economics and Hisfory; Pi Kappa Alpha; Car CommiHee. Mary Addoms Greenfield: Beloif. Wisc.; English and Music; DeHa Gamma. Bruce E. Greenfield: Delavan. Wise: PhiIosophy. m, cm- , a Roberf Harris: BeloH' Wise: Economics: Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Delfa Omicron Pi. Ray HoFF: Liber+yville, lll.; Chemisfry. Lawrence A. Jegen Ill: Chicago. Ill.: LiferaJrure and Philosophy; BeJra Thefa Pi. Scholarship Chairman, Social Chairman, AcfivHies Chairman; lnframurals; Crifics Club: Foofbali; Swimming; D for L. Richard McCauIey: Beloif. Wisc; Economics: Pi Kappa Alpha: Foofball: Track; Wresfling. DonaH B. McEvoy: Yonkers. New York; English. John McNeil: Glencoe. HL: Economics; Phi Kappa Psi. Vice-Presidenf. Pledge Trainer; Foofball: Gold; B Club: Sociology Club. Ronald Swenson: Rockford. ll.; English Liferafure. George William Tids'rrand: Chicago. Ill.; English Li+er- afure. Senior class presidenf Danny Green and senior class secrefary Kafie Russell relax affer compleiing +heir ierm. Ka+ie, from Waukegan. HL, and Danny, a Beloi+er. were +he Flrsf senior officers +0 serve under +he sysfem which provides only presidenf and secre- +ary for each class. Their farm was marked by +he usual gradua- +ion rush, a dizzy Winfer social season, and a mosf in'l'eresfing Spring. Underclassmen begin an aII-ouf campaign f0 +ake over where lasi year's officers Iefi OH. i$8$$w ADMINISTRATION Dr. Miller Up+on' Presidenf o1E BeloH College, has complefed his sophomore year in his presen+ posifion. Dr. Upfon. who is +he six+h presidenf in +he hisfory of +he college. was inaugura+ed on Odober 29. I954. Before coming +0 Beloif. he served as +he Dean of He Business and Public Adminierrafion school aJr Washing+on Universify in Sf. Louis. Mo. Dr. Up+on. +he younges1L presidemL in +he I IO year his+ory of He College. has been responsible for many new programs in He fwo years of his adminis+ra+ion. Among Hwese are a re-organizafion o1C +he business and academic sys+ems. Hue beginning of an exfensive building campaigns and a change In Hwe frafernify and sororier rushing programs. 38 Dr. Up+on also was so- licHed during Campus Carnival bsHviHes. The Upfons and Gwins as honored gues+s exchange a serious word a+ Hie Winfer Formal. wmwmw WWW Upper leff: The Woods chaf during refreshmen+s af +he Factu Fall Formal. Upper righf: Here's a happy baHle befween fhe Gages and +he Sfones for cleanup du+ies. Leff: Our execufives survey fu+ure s+uden+ union blueprinfs. vvvva$c . v -vvvvvvvvvag 40 HAROLD S. WOOD VlCE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER VICTOR A. EMILSON ASSISTANT SECRETARY AND ASSISTANT TREASURER EDWARD L. COMPERE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD BOARD OF TRUSTEES Arfhur B. Adams Lynn E. Aldrich LeavihL R. Barker William G. Brumder S. J. CampbeH Roberf W. Childy: Arfhur F. Collins Edward L. Compere Hhel B. Daviey: Warren T. Davis Ellis H. Denney Nelson C. Dezendorf Sherman L. Dudlefk Wade Fefzef'z William M. Hales Herberf V. Kohler LevereH S. LyoM Oscar G. Mayefk George W. Mead:k Harry C. Moore Charles H. MorseM Roberf H. Morse. Jr. Malcolm P. MouthL Loyal L. Munnjk Laura J. A. Neese Charles E. Nieman Holman D. PeHibona Paul A. PramL Dorofhy B. Richmond Wilfrid A. Rowelrk Rufus K. Schriber, Jr. Franklyn B. Snydefk Charles E. Sfrickland W. Bradley Tyrrelrk Miller Upfon Edward K. Welles Loren L. Whi+ehead Alfred G. Wilson Mafilda R. Wilson ' Lhce Trusfee MHonorary Trusfee 41 ELEANOR S. MC GRANAHAN DEAN OF WOMEN ADAM D. BEITTEL DEAN OF THE CHAPEL JOHN P. GWIN DEAN OF STUDENTS IVAN M. STONE DEAN OF THE COLLEGE 42 JOHN B. LAING SECRETARY FOR NEW STUDENTS DAVID J. MASON DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS BESSIE M. WEIRICK REGISTRAR JAMES B. GAGE ALUMNI SECRETARY mm mu 4M m , J 9Q! 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Firsf row: Vosburgh; WiHenberger: Coxe; Anderson; Deadman; Meek; Russell; Hoven: Celus+a: Rynkus. PI BETA PHI SincerHy is Hweir keynofe . . . H18 Pi Phis, senfimenfalisfs 6+ heart fake pride in +heir square and sfurdy brick home, in +heir Jrraclifionally fine scholarship and service. in +heir ideals. in +heir many oufsfanding members . . . Working Jrogefher +hey held +heir bI-annual Chrisfmas open house . . . seHlemenf school sale . . . a winfer serenade aJr Hue Beloif municipal hospifal. Pi Phi +hough+s will be of . . . a rouleHe wheel. vodka. crooked halos. and pledges +ha+ seemed a dream come Jrrue . . . a slumber parfy. bonfire. and early morning serenade . . . bridge plan +0 fofe a pole from Sou+h Beloif . . . homecoming success aJr las+ . . . Mom's records IeHers from headquarfers . . . sfudy sessions in He den . . . pop corn before +he T.V. seJr krokeM H . . . founded nafionally In I867. locally in I9l9. Top Row: Rusion; Caldwell: Sfreef; Schroeder: Glenn: Husfon; Rafhie; Vance; Marfin; Peck: Hildebrand: Meek: Lancasfer: Conway: Halmsiad; Rosquis+. Third IOW: Eisler: Cavins, corresponding secrefary; Pouk: Byrd: Tower: Hoke; Ebeling; Russell, presidenf; Beher, recording secrefary; 47 KAPPA DELTA InfelligenHy feminine and femininely infeHigenJr. +he KDs are well suifed +0 +heir whHe brick house th ifs slithy soufhern Havor . . . A spiri+ed group. +he KDs have sponsored a series of parfies for Beloif's underprivileged children as +heir maior projed of H16 year. UnforgeHable . . . confeHi. squed elephanfs. +he whife rose ceremony . . . pink crepe paper and an ocfopus cuHe . . . +he scholarship cup resfing proudly on +he manfel . . . salmon leduresl demonsfraHons. and skifs in fine name of culfure . . . H16 pledges' Ouf of This World . . . peals of laughfer . . . H16 serious momenJrs . . . KDs are proud of +heir soufhern fradifions, +heir house on We corner. +heir accomplishmenfs. +heir sisfers . . . founded nafionally in I897. locally in I920. Looking real enough +0 Squeeze 'em is +his graceful Homecoming display. KDs re+urn fhe complimenf af 5 fall serenade. Their song leader is +ruly +he cenfer of affracfion. Top row: Palmgren: Miller; Zaiic; Manning; Kovich; Hirsfein: Johnson; Forni. Fourfh row: Ackerman; Ryan; Iverson; Bain; Salisbury; Celarec: Swan; Clausen. Third row: Ahrens; Hook; Miles; Uhlir; Brookman, vice-presidenf-pledge frainer; Bainbridge, president Trish, secrefary; Koch, freasurer; Buff; Grip. Second row: Menger; EckhofF: MaiHand: Horfon: Pierson: Cos+ello; Sfanley; Sword; Gale; Spengler; Ross; Larson. Firsf row: Walfoorf; Schou: Ballanfine; Glover; Dworsack; Eggerh Benne+h Waferman. DELTA GAMMA Vivacious, fun-loving. charming . . . The D65 are as friendly as +heir gray colonial bungalow would seem +0 indica+e . . . campus leaders. ye+ individuals. +heir members find genuine safisfadion in fineir supporwL 01C +he Hadley School for H16 Blind. in +heir homecoming decorafions, in Hweir barbecues. benefhL suppers. and dances. Memories . . . navy sweafers and whife feH skirfs . . . +he D6 band wi+h 1+5 +wanging bass Friday aHemoon cuHure feas . . . chapfer meeJring be+ween scenes of Pefer Pan . . . sfudy sessions aJr Hue house . . . Ading fogefher, Hue DGs have found pride and loyaHy for Hweir group. and an imporfanf place in He life of BelohL College . . . founded nafionally In I873. locally In I92l. Top row: Williams; Zermuehlen; Soeka: Jesse: Hickey: Zelenka; Kewley: Parker; Fox; Cary; Deane; Elder; Kirkpafrick; Rakow: SyHe, rush chairman; Lewis: Whifson. Fourfh row: Igleharh Hughes; Jordon; O'Rourke. rush chairman: Tafe: Fossum; Riffenhouse: Murphy: Schmidt Glioh Hoehn: Kirkpafrick; Kuplic; Saunders; Boyer; Leideka; Kellogg. Third row: Reisse; Chase; Van Epps; Rosendahl; Carpenfer: Fosier; Correspond- ing secrefary; Karr, vice presidenf; Mrs. Leary; Peferson, presidenf; Tucker. +reasurer; Fiorini; Albrechf; HoH. recording secrefary. Second row: Sokody: Marshall: Wiley; Kessell; Lagorio; Mack; Peasley: Burfon; Sansum; Warner; Kizaur; Barber: Sanderson. Firsf row: Flefcher; Albrechf: Bell; Dupee; Anderson; Clemen'rs: Frifz: Shedd: Dickey. Alpha Mu's falenfed foursome dances DGs play San+a Claus for needy blind children a+ +heir annual Chris?mas par+y. 5'I DELTA DELTA DELTA The Tri-DeHs. so Jrried and frue . . . Jrrue +0 Jrheir sisfers, +0 +heir college, +0 H19 firsf impression of swee1L sophisficafion and charm given by +heir beaufiful red brick home . . . As compewLemL and creafive as Huey are aHarche. +he Tri-DeHs proudly sponsor +he Pansy Breakfasf for engaged women. +hree $IOO scholarships for Beloif co-eds. and an annual benefif bridge. Info +heir scrapbook will go reporfs of . . . sarongs. +he loving cup. an oufsfanding pledge class eigh+ sfeadfaer iuniors . . . DeHa hour speakers . . . a Chrisfmas parfy for factu children coffee. coHee. and more coffee . . . raising Hwose grades. For DeHa DeHa DeHa Hue pas+vyear broughf close bonds of understanding and friendship, hard work culminafing in achievemenfs in many areas. confirmed recognifion o1C Hweir leadership. service and group personalify . . . founded nafionally In I888. locally in I925. A baHle oi: concenfraiion wages as Tri- Delfas aHempf +0 oufwif Beias during a posf-serenade par+y. This happy Tri-DeH bride and groom musf have known ahead of fime +ha+ BeloH would fake +hee Carroll -+o +he cleaners. Top row: Hos+: Bufka; Counfer; Eafon: Moldh Beisler; Nurss: Murkland; Johnson. freasurer; Halldorson; Warn; Skoblin; Byrne: Kozumplik. Fourfh row: McMudry. Piper; Longo; Hessel: Foehner; Ahlvin; Huber: Johnsfon: Pe+erson: Washburn; Mounfain; Tamblingson; Rowling: Hume; Brakken: Hess; Moberg. Third row: Mason; Sylling. corresponding secrefary: Layman; Jones: Sfewardson. vice-presi- denf-pledge frainer; Miller, president Wolfe; Olson; Hlavka. recording secrefary; Duffell; Playfer. Second row: O'Beirne: Carlson; Thiele; Bruns; Seip; Plocar; Ambelang: Hollisfer; McBain; Smi+h; Berends. Firsf row: Kennedy; Nelles; Moionnier: Adams; Hirschberg; Cohenour; Wood; Susina; Erwin. :3 Top: The Theta answer +0 H1e Be+a quar+e+ +akes rushees inside H16 Rushin' Embassy. Middle: Four Thefa pledges begin rush +ac+ics early. Boffom: Even San+a Claus goes Theta. Top row: Vileff; LangendorH: Wormley; Forsaifh; freasurer; Becksfrom, scholarship chairman; Bumba; Ness; Adkins: Palmer: Mu+imer, rush chairman: Fred- rick: Dunn. Fourfh row: Powers; Day; Weddell: Egg- mann; Olson; Robbins: Van Epps: Moll; Zimmer: Williams; WoelFFer; Wareham. Third row: Moore; Blackburn. recording secre+ary; Rudy: Winfher, vice presiden+-pledge frainer: Smi+h. president Overbye. social chairman; Kubly: Donaldson; Kiewegl corres- ponding secre+ary. Second row: Frederickson; Pedlow: Wenger; Parks; Keash Roberfs; Phimisfer; Kekic; Grimfhs; Munn. Firsf row: Frances; KlaHe: Berge: Sfiller; Jackson: Connor; Weesner: Applequisf. KAPPA ALPHA THETA Enfhusias+ic. energefic. fun-loving . . . Hue Thefas. sfill a relaHvely new group on campus, opHmichaHy look Jroward Hue fufure and a new house in +he middle of +hings on College S+ree+ . . . They annually sponsor +he kife Hying confesf . . . work wifh Hwe cify hospifal auxiliary . . . confribufe +0 logopedics insfifufes in supporf of +heir nafional proiemL . . . co-sponsor a Chrisfmas parfy for faculfy children. The+as remember . . . LiHle Nef. black garfers. a lovable group of pledges . . . +he program chairman secures an oufside speaker . . . pumpkins for +he Halloween serenade . . . Farmer in We Dell for +he Phi Psis' en+er+ainmen+ . . . a new quarfef . . . H1e can-can dancer . +he sophomore's year-ago parfy . . . smorgasbord for Dad . . . gold and black felf collars . . . banquefs af +he Coun+ry Club . . . Sunday supper . . . Through close co-operaHon and an unexcelled group spirit Hue The+as move rapidly foward Hweir goals . . . founded nafionally in I870. locally in I947. 55 PAN-HEllENIC COUNCIL Pan-Hellenic Council is +he women's organizaiion confrolling and supervising +he acfivifies oi Jrhe five sororifies. Pan Hei. which meefs Jrwice each momLh. is comprised of fwo represenfaiives from each sororify. plus Dean of Women Eleanor McGranahan. The major issue Jrackled by Jrhe group +his pasf year was Jrhe idea of deferred rushing. 5 fopic i which Pan Hel spemL many hours discussing. The group also sefs up +he iali rushing schedule and i +hen co-sponsors +he pledge smokers wi+h Jrhe Infer-Fraiernify Council. This year Jrhe organizafion has confinued +0 supporf a Korean war orphan +hrough funds obfained from +he sororifies. Back row: Rober+s; Millerl scholarship chairman; Lancas+er. social chairman; Beckshom, +reasurer; Kirkpafrick. president Sylling. Firsf row: Rudy: Bainbridge; Mrs. McGranahan; Fos+er. 56 Sfcmding: Owens; Fernald; Green. freasurer: McLean. secrefary. Siffing: Kennedy: OrndorFF; McCausland; Thomas; Kuhnen; Virgil; Armbrusfer. president INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL The Infer-Frafernify Council is an organizafion designed +0 work for beHer relafions be+ween +he seven Beloif frafernifies. The group consis+s of IS membershfwo irom each frafernHy. and Dean John P. Gwin. Through bi-weekly meefings. +hese represenfafives work 0qu any diHiculfies befween Jrhe Greek groups. and. in addifion. emphasis co-operafion among Jrhe irafernifies. An example of inJrer-icrafernify co-operafion +0 achieve a worfhwhile goal is +he Infer-Frafernify Variefy Show. which had ifs second annual performance +his pasf Apri 57 Top row: Havlick; Dodge; Merwin; Harsch; Bennorfh; McLean; LeggeH: Grenberg: Bilderback; Algozin: Thompson; Killins. Third row: Morgan; Gilie; Myers, recording secre+ary Uh Henbesf; Kimes; Carlson; Haggmark; MasonI recording secre+ary Rh McKee; Hun+; Luchs, secre+ary QL Second row: LyonI vice-presidenf Uh Arbizzani: Hawkins. presideni' Uh Threinen; Anderson; GianeHo: CUIlum. freasurer U 8K 2h Kaempfer. pledge frainer IZL Hamilfon; Hughes; Endsley. Firsf row: Clayfon; Cullum; Newhouse; Hilgers: Worfh; Allan; Mifchell; Tufo; Thuma; George; Waring; Arena: Wadsworfh: Meisle. BETA THETA PI Befa Theta Pi. whose pasHime is producing campus leaders. had ifs naHonal founding in I839 and H5 local founding in I860. The Be+as were Hwe firsf Greek group +0 inhabhL Beloif College. Their house. somefimes aHechionaJrely referred +0 as He airport sfands maiesfically af +he comer of College and Emerson Sfreefs. Socially speaking. Hwe BeJras af Iasf counf had 42 per cenJr 01c Hweir members eifher pinned or engaged. Chi chap+er's swimming pool formal af Hwe Wagon Wheel is rapidly becoming a fixfure of He social calendar. The swimmers usually preceed H1811 dance wiH'I dinner in He Marfha Washingfon Room of +he Wheel. The Befa answer +0 ?he Inkspofs harmonizes for +he chap+er. Beloif's Be+as invade Hue Universify of Wisconsin Befa chapfer and celebrafe +heir conquest 59 PHI KAPPA PSI Phi Kappa Psi had anofher banner year. beginning wifh Jrheir pledging of more fufure BeloH afhlefic grea+s. The men who occupy +he columned sfrucfure on +he eas+ side of College S+ree1L aroused much infereswL during +he Trafernify informals wi+h +heir Black Denim Trousers dance. Jrhe basic prop being. nafurally. Jrhe mo+orcycle. The Chrisfmas season came around. and Jrhe Phi Psis. eager +0 spread +he good Hdings of greaf joy. provided College Sfreef wifh carols via a hi-fi sysfem. The fra+erni+y had ifs nafional founding in I852. and began ifs exis+ence on +he local campus in I880. Phi Psis and napkins fashioned fhis giganfic Homecoming display i0 +he Iasf minufe defail. is relaxafion plus-soff sofas. warm carpe+s. and HM; TV set Top row: McCarfhy: Davis: Burno. pledge frainer nh Saaby: Schnell: WhHe: Conklin; Sanders: Olson Hermes; Draper; Monson. Fourfh row: Schaefer; Dudley; Thomas; Win+ers, +reasurer Uh Albrighh Shanahan; Anderson; Cavan; Lundeen: Gibson; Breyfogle. secre+ary Uh Kemp. Third row: Allen; Barber; Bailey: Voss; CasHe: Linneman; Gilbert AndersonI ROHH Ofis; Silverwood: Kenning: Nelles; Braun. Second row: Van Horne: Poore; Beisler; McCausIand, presiden+ Uh Mrs. Deane; Kovac. vice-presiden+ U Buckingham. secrefary Uh Fuchs. freasurer Uh Bogle; Evans. presidenf UL Firsf row: Bergren; Weeden; Hennicke: Bar T bbey; Thomas; Anspach. SmiHL Good infenfions were +here, bui' sleep proved Hie s+ronger. Wifh +he +radifional rousing +ribu+e. a new pledge is welcomed. Top row: Biever; PaHerson; Clary; Taylor: Gulfon: McLean; Conforfi; Magnuson: Pierson; Barnes. secrefary Uh Perles; Franzen; Harfshorne; Jones. vice-presidenf Uh Weakley. pledge +rainer He Rh Hufchison Nelson: Schulz, presidenf Uh Lowry. Third row: Kuhnen. presidenf HL vice-presiden+ Uh O'Meara; Seiia; Beebe: Kriess; Corkery; Gooch: Powell: Jakal; Gafes: Parks: Cosenfino; Karris; Ebel: Phillips: Waring. freasurer He HL Second row: Boehm; Lennerfz; Whi+e; Hu+chison: Miscevich; Franda; Chinn; Esfes; DarFler; Reno Bowden: Rodenburg. secre- +ary Uh Gleason. Firsf row: Boehm: Boves: Reicherf; Brown; Karwarfh: McLean; Melvin; Wehel; Thompson; Evans. SIGMA CHI All of Jrhose Sweefhearfs of Sigma Chi had anofher fine year wifh many even+s provided by +he Sigma Chi fr'afernify. Two of +he highlighfs were Jrhe fradifional Paiama Hop informal and +he formal aJr Hue Beloif Counfry Club. The frafernify. which occupies Hue house wifh +he four Jrall pillars. was founded locally In l882 and nafionally in I855. Plans for an addiHon +0 +heir house are now underway. 63 Top row: Diehl, pledge Jrrainer hH Hh Mi+chell; Erikson: Agin: Hoerr: LuHerbeck; Norris; WesselhoFF; Sfevenson: Anderson; Hollisfer; Rach- ford; Pilcher; Orndorff; Puferbaugh; WaHher; Wagner. Third row: WhiHaker: Freeman; Modine; Schaeffer; Cowan: corresponding secrefary Uh Smifh; Feichfinger; Pearson; Dace: Egan; S+rickland; Ferlic, ?reasurer Uh Gaynor; Neubauer; Vance. Second row: Plofe, vice-presideM Uh Omsfead; Gifs; Taebel. freasurer Uh Barfelson; Sfar. presidenf Uh Mrs. Dexheimer: Fronk; Colwell, recording secre+ary Uh Neubauer: Muscari; Valenfine; Leonard, vice-presidenf UL Firsi row: Pafmer; Hudgens; Zimmer; Zacek: Redding; Hol'r; Gouran; Dabagia; Hquurg: Maciaszek; Jaglin. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON H was Jrhe cenfennial for Sigma Alpha Epsilon in I956. The local Chapfer. founded on +his campus In I9I5. celebrafed +he IOO anniversary of HS founding wi+h a cen+ennial dance. As an added aHracHon. Jrhe SAEs decided +ha+ +hey would noJr shave from Jrhe beginning 01c I956 unfil +he cenfennial celebrafion in March. Needless +0 say. many BelohL co-eds were disfurbed by Jrhis. As usual. Jrhe hofel boys had frouble wiJrh +heir monumenfal lion. which adorns Jrhe fronf o1c +heir house. Affer a green paimL invasion by some +own rowdies. Jrhe Minerva boys carefully sfood guard over +heir symbol. Flapper girls, black lace gariers. and peep hole are all found a+ +he speak easy informal. SAEs and +heir da+es make +he Old Wesf and Sherwood Foresi live again. Pl KAPPA ALPHA Pi Kappa Alpha received a $lb0,000 presenf Jrhis paer yearaa new frafernify house. The errchrure, which s+ands beereen +he Pi Befa Phi and Delfa Gamma sororify houses. was given over for frafernify usage on Friday +he Thir+een+h of Ias+ January. The frafernify was founded na+ionally in I868 and locally In I9I7. During Jrhe las1L +wo years +he Pikes have increasedhfheir ros+er from 23 +0 60 men. They also added +0 +heir belongings one enormous silver Jrrophy, which +hey pihcered from Jrheir brofhers aJr Madison. Pi Kaps survey newa-remodeled house. New furnifure. spacious liv- ing quar+ers. and red curfains char- acferize +he inferior. Some decorafing is volun+ary - usually every Sa+urday aHernoon. A Pi Kap foursome frafernizes over a deck of cards in +heir new house. Top row: Bernd+som Sandquisf. +reasurer Uh Spaefzel; Frodin; LiHle: A+wood; Clow: Knighh Scaros; Donda; Cavin; Keys. Fourfh row: Raih; Scanlan; DeYoung; Nelson; Anderson: Neiman: Dimick; Scherf; Anfoine; McKoy: Dinsmore; Huszar; Biederman. Third row: Millisor: Cusack: Terechow; Fernald; Gosselin: Efner; Boynfon; Ro+hermel; Saxby; EberHU: Reeverfs: Blum; Kennedy. presiden+ UL Second row: Schloss; Hernandez; Quasius: Doyle. vice-presidenf UL pledge frainer UL Holroyd: Kamberos, presiden+ Uh Larson: +reasurer Uh Halvorsen; Buchanan; Banas. secrefary UL Firsf row: Sfone; WesfcoH; Sachfleben, vice-presidenf QL pledge frainer Uh Kamberos: Lyons; Lehman; Duren; secre+ary. 2 Burdick; Kielland. 67 TAU KAPPA EPSIlON Tau Kappa Epsilon began ifs exisfence nalionally in I899 and locally in I9I7. Al +he presenl lime +he adminisfrafion is planning +0 lear down +he presenl TKE house. which only accommodafes 20 men. and build on +he same ploJr of land a new house. which will comforlably hold 40 men. One lralernily +radi+ion revolves around Jrhe lllinois-Wisconsin loofball game. If Wisconsin wins. +he Illinois fans march down College S+ree+ in paiamas. and vice versa. This pasl' year lllinois won. I7-l4' and +he Wisconsin booslers. led by George. a local enlrepreneur. hacl +0 clo Jrhe marching. Top row: HagerI presiden+ lZl: Neal; Haas; Vaupel; Sick; Fosfer, secrefary ill: Rossifer: Lifwiller: Cochran: Fanning; Newport pledge +rainer lll; Miller; Orr; Morse: Shaw. Fourfh row: Sharp; Hanson; Pri+chard; Ameni, presidenf lll: Peele; Jannes; Ebeling: Morris: Kiefer; Grelecki. freasurer ill and vice-presiden+ l2l; Durrie; Boudreaux; McGaughy; Connell. Third row: Smifh: Kind; Sweaf; Jackson; WiHnebel; S+abb; Ackerman; Dill; GuFFey. pledge hainer lZl; Maris: Ness: Knop. secrefary lZl; HodgeH: Duggan: Dill. Second row: Dus+rude; Kopp; Mason; Reid; Reeve: Gushafson; Drasal; Brown; Nieman; Blum, Firsf row: Polhill; Morris; Polhill: McKay; Green. vice-presideM lll; Hildebrand; Long, Jtreasurer lZl: Pu'rnam: Tills: Larson: Greenberg. Ou+scored TKE Badger-backers prepare for +heir consolaHon march down College S+ree+ while Papa Pop House cheers +he disil- lusioned roofers. Refreshmenfs flavor TKE open house acfivifies foIlowed by clean up Hme. Top row: Nygard; Peterson; Ramsing; SaHa; Reinholy; Wilson: Carlson: Haase. Third row: Sanford; Thomson; Hague. secretary: Kellogg: Runge: Kramer; Thompson. Second row: Sfrong: Moran; Learner. +reasurer: Owens, presidenf; Kehm, pledge frainer; Dwarkin. Firsf row: Town- send; Olien; Sandaker: Birkholz: Zikmund. SIGMA PI The Sigma Pi fra+erni+y is celebrafing an anniversary Hwis year. June I5 will mark Hue comple+ion of 25 years on Hme local campus for +he chapfer. The fraJrernify originally began as +he Dew Drop Inn boarding club, +hen became +he Tau Rho local frafernify in I922. and received ifs nafional charfer nine years Iafer. During +his paswL academic year +hey increased +heir membership by more +han 100 per cenf. Wifh +he suppomL o1C +hree +hree-poinfers. Sigma Pi boos+eol Hueir scholarship considerably. 70 Raiding +he ice box brings cries of home. Talent hard workl and colorful paper combine +0 produce an eye- cafching Homecoming display. Are foo many cooks spoiling +he brofh or doesn'+ +his sef work +hese Sigma Pis wonder. Above: Thefas en+er+ain during an informal eve- ning ge+-+ogefher . . . marshmallows. crackling fires. popcorn and background music. Leif: The climax of a pinning serenade . . . myll SAE Cenfennial beards finally gef shaved during +he big birfhday dance. Sweefheark Judy Meek, Bonnie Miller and Diane Buchanan charm annual fra- fernHy formals. Chis socialize during +heir open ATHLETICS Q , Carl NelsonI Dolph S+anleyI Herberf Hodges. Roberf Nichols. B CLUB The B club, composed o1C men who have won an afhleJrIc leHer In an infercollegiafe sport fakes parJr in a variefy of campus acfivifies. One of Jrhe organizafion's main funcfions is +0 usher for afhlefic confesfs and Field House affracfions. Anofher highlighf is Jrhe awarding 01C honorary leHers 01c oufsfanding personalifies. The laer such award was besfowed las1L spring upon Professor L. Taylor Merrill for his avid inferesf in Beloif's reacfivafed baseball feam. An honorary award also was presenfed +0 Vice-presidenJr Richard Nixon when he visifed +he Beloif campus in I952. FirmL semeerer officers were Bob Kreinz. president Jack Vahradian. vice-presidenf; and Gary Kuhnen. secrefary-freasurer. Second semesfer oHicers Included Dick Diehl. president Spense Havlick. vice-presidenf; and Bill Mack. secrefary-freasurer. 76 COACHING STAFF Beloif's compelilion in nine inlercollegiale sporls is guided by a coaching slag of five men. Afhlelic direcfor Dolph Slanley, who has broughl nalional lame +0 +he campus wilh his baskefball Jreams. compleleol his elevenlh year as baske+ball coach and second year as baseball coach. Carl T. Nelson. whose ioolball feam only losf one game during +he pasl season. doubles as loofball anol wreslling coach. Nelson. Beloil's caplain anol slar fullback in l924. coached Jrhe Beloif high school gridders immedialely before moving crosslown lo +he college. Coach of boJrh Jrhe cross-counlry and Jrrack squads is Herb Hodges. who joined +he Beloif coaching slaH in I946. Hodges. a graduafe of Wesfem Illinois Slale al Macomb. has builf +he +wo running learns info a perennial powerhouse. Hodges also is +he coordinalor oi +he annual Beloii Relays. which alfracls many of +he Jrop small college frackmen in Jrhe miolwesl. The youngesiL member of +he slant? is Bob Nicholls. who received his educafion a+ LaCrosse Slafe. Nicholls, who has been aJr Beloil since I952. guides +he iorlunes oi +he swimming and lennis learns. Perhaps Jrhe mosl versalile member in Jrhe physical educalion deparlmenf. Nicholls also has served as wresfling coach. line and backfield coach of +he foolball learn. freshman baskelball coach and head scoul lor +he loolball feam. John P. Smifh. a member of Jrhe DeparfmemL of Psychology. has served as coach of Jrhe gohC squad ior Jrhe pasf lwo years. Smilh. a nafive of Washinglon. Jrook over his alhlelic poswL +0 allow Slanley Jrhe opporlunify of building up Jrhe baseball leam. BoHom: Maurer; Dace; Gilie: Puferbaugh: Winfer; Bennorfh; Neubauer: Jaglin; Vahradian: LeggeH'. Top row: Shanahan; Havlick: McCarfhy; Karris: Cosenfino; S+evens; OrndorH; Diehl; Neal; Kovac; Johnson: Agin; Scharnau; Endsley; Arbizanni; Powell: Kuhnen: Kreinz. Dolph checks up on his fimekeepers during a lull in the game. BUC c A Old dogs learn new hicks af Coach Sfanley's summer coaching clinic. 9,3,, r1 BASKETBALL CAPTAIN DICK HARTZELL DRIVES . . .,AND SCORES BASKETBALL The baskelball learn was in Jrhe process of a vaswL re-building program following Jrhe loss of four slarlers lrom Jrhe 54355 leam. This season's leam. numbering only Jrhree seniors on ils rosler. won l4 0qu of 23 games and was inviled lo parlicipale in a playomcl game lo delermine Wisconsin's represenlalive lo +he Nalional Associalion ol lnlercollegiale Alhlelics baskelball lournamenl in Kansas Cily. Missouri. The Bucs. however. were delealecl by Eau Claire Sfafe. LeH' f0 righf: Whi+low; Wagner; Jannes; Vahradian; Scharnau; Munson; Hager; Rossifer; Lifwiller: Sanders; Fosfer; Anderson; Runge; Gage: Williams; Leggeff; Harfzell. Three of Jrhe Jrop viclories of Jrhe campaign were posled againsiL Wheafon. Guslavus Adolphus. and Lake Forest Beloi+ delealed +he Crusaders from Whealon in +he opening game of +he season. and Jrhen Whealon proceeded Jro win all +he remaining games on ils regular schedule. Aller losing +0 Guslavus Adolphus aJr Sf. Peler, Minnesola. BeloiiL upsel +he Guslles In +he Field House in a relum malch. Coach Dolph Slanley's former pupil. Johnny Erickson, Jrhe lirer Buc cager lo score more Jrhan I.OOO poinls. coached his Lake Foresl leam +0 a viclory over his Jreacher early in +he season. However. in Jrhe relurn c-onlesl al Beloil. Slanley showed his pupil a new lesson as +he Buccaneers walloped Jrhe Foreslers. 97-7l. 80 Come back, nasfy IiHIe ball, come back. mm - wonder ' baskeiball game SCORES BELOIT 80 92 64- 65 6O 97 82 82 63 7I 58 89 6O 77 78 85 83 95 76 97 58 71 75 Wheafon Norfh Cenfral Gusfavus Adolphus Indiana Sfafe Wayland UexaQ Earlham Illinois Wesleyan U-loliday TournamenH Millikinv U-loliday TournamenH Wheafon Gusfavus Adolphus Lake Foresf Norfh Cenfral Washing+on 65+. LouM Carroll Norfhern Illinois meKalM Easfern Illinois 6Charles+on7 LaCrosse Carroll Evansville Lake Fores+ Washingfon 63+. LouisJ Macalesfer Eau Claire S+a+e WAIA Playom OPPONENT 68 75 76 62 56 66 63 85 73 6O 64 69 72 55 64 91 7I 7O 68 71 65 8O 89 HarheH looses his specs in a desparafe bid by +he enemy +0 s+op a field goal aHempf. Buc players go all ou+ fo block a Whea+on shof. Dolph S+anley. Beloif's Afhlehc Dirercfor. baskefball coach and baseball coach is nafionally known for +he oufsfanding baskefball feams he has developed aJr Beloif. During S+anley's II years af Beloif his feams have played +eams from 27 sfafes and Hawaii and have achieved a record of 22l vicfories againer 5I defeafs. The Beloif baskefball Jream under Sfanley has played in five nafional Jrournamen+s during Jrhe paswL eleven years. The laswL Buccaneer fourney appearance was in I955 a+ Kansas CHyI Missouri. where +he Jream reached Jrhe quarfer-finals of Jrhe NAIA JrournamenJr. Sfanley was born in +he soquhern Illinois +own of Marion. and was educafed af +he Universify of Illinois. In his early coaching career, he guided Jrhe baske+ball forfunes of high schools af MoumL Pulaski. Equalify, and Taylorville, and coached his Taylorville quinfef +0 45 consecufive vicfories and +he I945 Illinois S+a+e High School championship. Whea'ro bask +ball players reach for +he ball. bu? Beloif's Johnson ouffoxes cpponenfs wifh a neaf display of ballet Jack Sanders appears +0 be holding a ho+ pofafo as o+her players are anxious +0 assis+ wifh Jack's problem. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER mu kg mm A Sui L waxywwvwamw mewm TEAM PICKS QB ROD HERMES L awwwmww WWW GianeH'o racks up yardage againsf +he Dad's Day Game. Top row: S+uden+ Manager, Collison: Thompson; Nieman: Morris: Osfrum; Morgan: McCath; Langley: Shanahan; Dud- ley; Trainer; Kaizenburg. Second row: S+uden+ Manager. Powell; Head Coach, Nelson; Jaglin; Kaempfer; Kreinz: Pufer- baugh: Endsley; Maris; Neubauer: Bogel; Munson: Kuhnen; Marines; Assis+an+ Coach. Kruppke; Assis+an+ Coach, Nichols. Firsf row: Lyons; Karris; Mack; Muscari; Hermes: Kovas; Gia- neHo; Cosen+ino; E. Neubauer; Hoerr; Arbizanni. FOOTBALL Hopes for an undelealed season ran high for moer of Jrhe year. bqu were suddenly shallereol when Coach Carl Nelson's eleven were delealed by DePauw in Jrhe sevenlh game of +he campaign. Even +hough +he leam did nol malch Jrhe perlecwL record of +he I952 squad, Jrhe '55 Jream remains as one of +he lineswL Jreams in Beloil's hisfory. A slrong line in lromL of a laer backfield enabled +he Buc squad Jro score consislenlly +hroughou1L Jrhe year. The main burden of scoring was borne by quarlerback Rod Hermes. who was ably backed up by hallbacks Claude GlaneHo and King Kovac. who also served as rcoecaplains. The end posifions were filled by seniors Dave Lyon and Dick Arbizzani th sophomore Ken Munson seeing much arclion. Graduahng from +he middle wall will be Ed Neubauer, Bob Kreinz and Fred Kaempler. Relurning lo carry on Jrhe ruggedness of Jrhe '55 line will be Eol Hoerr. Don Pulerbaugh. Mike Cosenlino. Nick Karris. and Bill Mack. Nex1L year's backfield will probably be manned by Hermes. Joe Muscari. Jack Olls. Dick Shanahan and Phil Thompson. , m: rflw a w x l; W , I2 all , x N Above: Relaxaiion and a long hip home mark +he afferma+h of an away game . . . Righf: . . . Bu+ for some, Donald Duck makes for a more inferesfing and excifing pas+ime. mmg , A :w 1: 2km 3x. Dinnerfime and roasf beef fakes +he place of +he pigskin. Sack Hme . . . everybody checks in af Hue hofel. The fooiball banquet complimen+s of Fred Carr henferL gives a ceremonial ending +0 3 highly successful season. 89 Leff: Pre-game roufine in Hue locker room ensues as Coach Carl Nelson Ms a migh+y big shoe onfo +he foo? of 235-pound hackle Ed Hoerr. Righf: The locker room is a busy place in Sfrong Sfadium as +he Buccaneer varsHy suif up for +he Dads' Day game. Proud 'Fafhers of +he Beloif varsi+y waich +heir sons in ac+ion from a sideline perch. Buccaneer defense closes in on Wa- bash halfback. Beloi+ wen+ on +0 upse+ +he Indiana +eam in a Dads' Day +hriller. SEASON RECORD BELOIT OPPONENT BELOIT OPPONENT 26 Milwaukee Sfafe l8 9 Carroll 6 34 Lake Fores1L 6 28 Albion 8 '9 Manka+o Sfa+e 6 12 DePauw 19 '9 Wabash 3 35 Macaleshar 32 High info the air goes Beloif end Dave Lyon +0 sna+ch a pass ?hrown by quar'rerback Rod Hermes hof in picfurd while defending halfback: move in for fhe fackle. Collison; Winier; Leon- ard; Thompson; Morse; Conforfi: Harfshorne: Mc- Kee: Hague; Schnell. SWIMMING Led by Phil Thompson and Jack Morse. Hwe swimming Jream broke even in ID mafches. Thompson and Morse. who are bofh sophomores. will form We nucleus for Bob NichoHs' mermen for Hue nex1L Jrwo years. The swimmers closed +he season on a sfrong noJre wifh vicfories over Soufhern Illinois Universify and +he Universify o1c Wisconsin Exfension. The feam also parficipafed in Hwe Midwesf Invifafional Meef in Napervilla Illinois. BELOIT 48 I9 39 44 4-6 39V2 37 26 52 54 Universify of Illinois Wavy Pied Bowling Green Michigan Tech Wisconsin Sfafe 51'. Louis Universify Washingfon 5+. LouM Loyola NorJrh Cenfral Soufhern Illinois Khrbondalq Universify of Wisconsin Exfension Beloif's mermen pose in a deep end corner of +heir new pool. OPPONENT 36 65 45 40 38 44V2 46 58 32 29 Tim Boudreaux clamps down an opponenf for anofher pin. WRESTLING Even Jrhough Jrhey suffered from a lack of manpower. Jrhe wresHing feam compiled a record of four wins agains+ an equal number of sefbacks. The Buc mafmen were vidorious over Lake Foresf Hwicey. The Universify of Chicago. and Wisconsin Exfension of Milwaukee. They were defeafed by Carroll Hwicey, Dubuque Universify. and Sfevens Poinf Sfafe College. The grapplers were led Jrhis year by Capfain Donn Johnson. a l77-pound senior who finished Jrhe season wi+h a 5-2-1 record. Also missing from nex1L year's Jream will be Dick MCCauley. who wresHed af +he l67-pound weighwL level. O+her fine performances were given by iunior Dick Endsley in +he l57-pound division. iunior Cal Morris aJr l23. and sophomore Tim Boudreaux aJr I37. These Jrhree men. along wifh freshman Florian Zacek. will form Jrhe nucleus for Coach Carl Nelson's Jream nexf year. Firsf row: Drasal: Bicksler; Alexander. Second row: Floridan; Larson; B. Morris: Albrighh Rasmussen; Sfone. Third row: Nelson; Boudreaux: Fesr- Iic: McCauIey; Johnson; Endsley: Zacek: C. Morris; Wilde. CHEERLEADERS An inlegral. parl of any college alhlelic evenl is cheering. Wilh Jrhe bubbling enlhusiasm 01C Jrhe Pep Club. Jrhe Cheerleaders were able +0 lead +he sluclenl body in a new, novel program of baskelball cheering. The cheerleaders were Jrhe recipienls o1C new uniforms which arrived iusl in lime for a maior baskefball game. There were lwo shills ol cheerleaders. and each group cheered al one-hahE of +he home baskefball confesls. Male cheerleaders also made +heir inifial appearance as parl ol Jrhe group. The No male slalwarls. Smack Anderson and Bill Anspach, were responsible noJr only for spurring on cheering. buf also for many impromplu laughs. Top leff fo righf: Rowling; Anspach: Kuplic; Adkins; Murphy: Eafon. George and +he Pop House Gang give ins+ruc+ions +0 +he Pep Club during a crucial momen Top IeH f0 righf: Adams: Anderson: Frlh: 96 Top row: Leonard: Cosenfino; Waring; Hague; Dudley; L. Kamberos. Boffom row: Kuhnen: T. Kamberos; Polhill. INTRAMURAL COUNCIL The Women's Recreafional Associafion sponsors recreafional acfivifies and social affairs +0 promofe skill in various afhleHc acfivifies and +0 mainfain fine sporfsmanship among H1e Beloif College women. Severali of +he WRA's highlighfed evenJrs during +he pasf year were Jrhe Baffle of Jrhe Sexes baskefball game. Hue square dance. Hue mid-Jrerm Jrurnaboqu dance, and +he spring Jrennis coumL dance. WRA's officers were Jeanine DuHeH, president Carol Overbye, vice-presidenf; Paf Bergsfand. secre+ary; Janis Becksfrom. Jrreasurer; and Joyce Swan, social chairman. WOMENiS RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION The inframural Aihiefic Council seeks +0 siimuiafe inJrereer in aihleiics in Jrhose men who do n01L parficipaie in varsiiy afhlefics. By means of an inframural afhiefic program. +he council seeks +0 affain Jrhis obiecf. Among +he sporfs included in iniramurai compe+i+ion are iooiball. baseball. baskefbali. volleyball. bowling, and fable +ennis, which are classified as major sporis. Minor sporfs include handball. Jrennis, golf. swimming, badminfon. and Jrrack. Compefifion is held along irafernify lines. Each irafernify en+ers a ieam in each sport and in addifion. +he independeni s+uden+s also enJrer a Jream. A Supremacy Cup is given +0 Hie group which has amassed +he moswL number of poinJrs in inframural compefiJrion. Anofher award given by inframurai Council is a ParficipaHon Jrrophy. which goes Jro +he group ihaf has missed +he Ieasf number of iniramurai acfivifies. DuFFel; Overbye: Cary: Bergs+rand; Deane: Becksfrom; Swan; Olson. 97 Firsf row: Ladas: Puinam: Feichfinger; Wesselhoff; Pappas; Roberfs: Rachforcl: Sweat Second row: Coach McCauley: Husi: Rasmussen: Millisor: Allen; Darfler: Davis: Mgr. Jones: Coach Kafzenburg. Third row:Thompson; Hinman: S+one; Nelson: Dabagia: Kirfley: Alexander. FRESHMAN SPORTS Firsf row: Reid; Thiering: Kemp; Hudgens. Second row: Foyer; Conklin: ScoH'. 98 Gunner Gilie. Hue scampering Scandanavian Jfrom Sfavenger, Norway, was one of +he +op mainsi'ays of bo+h frack and cross-counfry feams. 100 9 KW x 95W? 3 95m; meg; :. Firsf row: Thompson; Bennorfh: Anderson; Fenrick; Havlick; Haggmark; McCar+hy: Sfoll; Gilie; Coach Hodges. Back row: Hodgeff: Gushfson: Schnell: Sanders; Beck; Hermes;'Kovac: Norris; Orndorff: Clow. TRACK AND CROSS-COUNTRY The cross-counfry Jream climaxed a mosf successful season under Coach Herb Hodges. Led by depaang Gunner Gilie, +he Buc harriers cap+ured seven of eighf dual mee+s and ero Jrriangular meefs. Affer losing by one poin+ +0 DeKalb in +he firsf meet +hey had liHIe Jrrouble in oufdisfancing Wesfern S+a+e Teachers. Illinois Normal, Carroll. Norfh Cenfral. Loras. Elmhursf and Milwaukee Teachers. The Jrrack +eam. also under Jrhe guidance of Hodges. complefed ano+her fine season. Among +he fop relay carnivals +0 which Beloif semL represenfafives were +he Daily News Relays in +he Chicago Sfadium and +he Drake Relays in Iowa. Beloif. +00. ran HS annual relay carnival for +he sevenfeemLh +ime. 'IO'I 102 w ,L gm Coach Dolph S+anley gives a Hp on baHing +0 Ray Polhill and Jim Duggan. BASEBALL Here's fhe backbone of +he baseball +eam. Kneeling: Kahenberg; Anderson: Bow- den: Hawkins. Sfanding: Sfanley; Dace; Marines: Thomas; Duggan; Wagner; Jaglin. Presiden+ Miller Upfon officially opens +he baseball season in Beloif while +he Bucs' fop fan. L. T. MerrillI approvingly wa+ches +he proceedings. Brown; Greenfield; Muscari: Lawrie; Gooch: Gage. Hamel TEN Buccaneer +ennis capfain Dick Harfze exchanges a friendly greefing th his opponenf Jfrom Northern Illinois Sfafe Teachers College. GOLF Bob Bloom, 5 veferan performer from lasi year's squad. sefs his sighfs for anoiher fine season. Below, firsf row: Gullum; Schqu: Hughes. Sec- ond row: Gus+afsom Conforfi; Mack: Algozin; Bloom. Above: Were if no+ for H1e blazing B, one mighf misfake +his ela'red Beloif cheer leader and +he roar- ing homecoming bonfire for a modern enacfion of Joan of Arc. Righf: No+ orphans of +he sform, buf ra+her excifed and chilled freshmen ran fowards +he sfadium in +he fradi'l'ional homecom- ing eve snake dance. Above: Bonnie Miller is squeezed by + e D ocfopus. Above righf: Colorfui flying apparel of +he Thefa can-can girl affracfs male specfafors. Righf: The sforybook cow and puss prompfed Sigma Chi house decorafors. Below righf: Beta won +he fraieyniiy decoraiions compeinon wifh Carroll's Pioneer being scrubbed by husky replica of a Buccaneer. Below: D6 sororify's winning chariof decorafion shapes up in ihe final sfages of consfrucfion. HOMECOMING e In .T mg. and +he scene. All was perfecf for Homecom H1e crowd Above: weafher Ime cere- Homecoming Queen Gwen Hughes and ive courf highlighf haH-f ighf her affracf R monies. FACULTY f W L 2W A We w m- , Wmmxy , w m ,,x w N ,u N w ANTHROPOLOGY. Andrew H. Whi+eford. Associafe Pro- fessor. B.A.. M.A.. PhD: Wil- liam S. Godfrey. Jr., Assisfanf Professor, A.B., A.M.. Ph.D.; Roberf C. Alber+s. Teaching Fellow. B.A.. MS. ART. Lewis W. Williams, In- s+ruc+or. B.F.A.. M.F.A.; Franklin Boggs. Professor. Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Ar+s: Clark B. FHZC-Lverald. Assisfanf Professor. Philadel- phia Musuem School of Arf, BIOLOGY. Neville L. Ben- ningfon. Professor. B.A.. M.A., Ph.D.: Carl Welfy, Professor. B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D.; Barfholo- mew K. Kunny. Assisfanf Pro- fessor. B.A., MA. CHEMISTRY. Edward C. Ful- ler. Professor, 8.5.. Ph.D.: John L. Biesfer, Assisfanf Professor. 8.5.. M.S.: Frederick J. Maf- fhews. Associafe Professor! B.A.. PhD. ECONOMICS. Charles H. Jamison. Assisfanf Professor. 35.; Lewis Severson. Profes- sor. B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D.; Lesfer B. McAllisfer, Assisfam Pro- ?essor. B.A.. M.A.. PhD. EDUCATION. Lysle H. Sfeele. AssisfanJr Professor, B.S.. M.A.; Clarence Von Eschen, Profes- sor. B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D.; Charles J. Kepler. Assisfanf Professor. 35.. MS. 'I'IZ MUSIC. Sumner A. Jackson. Professor. B.A.. M.A., A.A.G.O.: Marjorie B. Sweet lnsfrucfor, Ph.B.. M.A.: Edna M. Griffis. lns+ruc+or. B.M.. M.M.; Roberf M. Brown. As- sociafe Professor. B.M.. M.M.; Joseph C. Simmons, Assisfam Professor. B.M.E.. M.M. MODERN LANGUAGES. Brady B. Gilleland, Assis+an+ Professor. A.B., M.A., Ph.D.; Douglas G. Creighfon, Assis- Jranf Professor. B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D.; Florence M. Phillips. AssieramL Professor, A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D.; Donald A. Mur- ray, Associafe Professor. B.A., M.A.. Ph.D.: Ilse Finch, ln- sfrucfor, B.A.. Ph.D.; Nicholas M. Paley. Assisfani' Professor. B.A.. M.A.; Pefer F. Smifh, Professor, B.A.. PhD. PHILOSOPHY. Joseph Bar- rell. Professor. B.A.. Ph.D.; ScoH' E. Crom. Assisfanf Pro- fessor. B.A.. PhD. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Marilyn M. Hinson. Insfrucfor, B.S.. M.S.: Florence M. Slade, Insfrucfor. 8.5.. M.S.: Charlene A. Coady. Assisfanf Professor. B.S.. M.S.; Dolph Sfanley. Professor, 8.5.; Carl T. Nelson. Assisfanf Pro- fessor. B.A.; Herberf H. Hodges. Assisfanf Professor. B.E.; RobenL G. Nicholls. lnsfrucfor. 3.5.. MS. PHYSICS. R. Ronald Palmer. Pro- fessor B.A.. Ph.D.; James M. Brad- ford. Associafe Professor. B.A.. M.S. PSYCHOLOGY. John P. Smifh, Assisfanf Professor. B.A.. Ph.D.: Lesfer E. Wiley. Professor, B.A., PhD. 113 'II4 L Mm d. 'xk ENGLISH. Augusf J. Fry. Teaching Fellow, B.A., B.D.: Bernard D. Morrissey. AssisfanJr Professor. A.B., A.M.: Chad Walsh. Professor. B.A., M.A., Ph.D.: Sy M. Kahn, lnsfrucfor, B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D.: Marion K. Sfocking. Assisfanf Pro- fessor. B.A.. Ph.D.: David M. Sfocking. Assisfanf Professor, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.; David J. Mason, AssisfamL Professor, 8A.. M.A.; Roberf H. Fossum. Insfrucfor, B.A., M.A.; Monfagu F. Modder. Professor. B.A.. M.A., Ph.D.; Eleanor S. McGranahan. Associa+e Professor. B.A., MA. GEOGRAPHY AND GEOLOGY. John H. Kemler. Associafe Profes- sor, 8.5., M.B.A.. Ph.D.: Henry H. Woodard, Jr.. Insfrucfor, A.B., GOVERNMENT. Ivan M. Sfone. Professor, 3A., M4A.. PHD; Harry R. Davis. Assisfanf Professor, B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D.; William S. Shepherd. Assoclafe Professor. B. A., M.A.. Ph.D.; Milfon Feder, lns+rudor. A.B.. M.A. HISTORY. Roberf H. Irrmann, Associafe Professor, B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D.: L. Taylor Merrill, Professor. B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D.; Gusfav E. Johnson, Associa+e Professor. Ph.B.. Ph.D.; Donald E. QueHer. lnsfrudor, A.B., M.A., PhD. LIBRARY STAFF. Donald E. Luck. Mary 6. Henley. Dolores Belardi. Mrs. Edward C. Fuller. Ka+hryn M. Differ, Doris l. Misselhorn. Mildred Wells. Mrs. Kennefh M. Ligare. H. Vail Deale. MATHEMATICS. Herberf H. Hodges, Assisfanf Pro- fessor. B.E.; John V Finch, Assisfanf Professor. B.A., M.A., Ph.D.: Edwin F. Wilde. Insfrucfor, 8.8.. M.S.. M.A.: Ralph C. Huf- fer. Professor. B.A.. M.A.. PhD. 'I'IS RELIGION. Adam D. BeiHel. Professor. A.M.. B.D.. Ph.D.; Augusf J. Fry, Teaching Fel- low. B. A., B.D.; David W. Soper. Professor, B. A.. S.T.B.. PhD. SOCIOLOGY. Ersel E. LeMas+ers, Professor, A. B.. M.Sc.. Ph.D.: Charles C. Curfis. AssisfamL Pro fessor, B.A., MA. SPEECH AND DRAMATIC ARTS. L. Kirk Denmark, Associafe Pro- fessor. B.A.. Ph.M.. M.A.: M. ScheHel Pierce. Assisfanf Profes sor. 8.5.. M.S.; James E. Valen- +ine, Ins+ruc+or. Universify of London Diploma. 116 Thousands of miles from +he Philippines and home, Mrs. Gazon proves via +he globe and her acfions +ha+ +he world is really quife small. Here is firs? hand good will. 9K $3,31sz gm W1 The happy momen+s of anficipaHng exci+ing oceanic hips and mysferious foreign lands seldom surpass +his obvious deligh+ of +he Gus Johnson Emily. Colorful pigmenfs, graceful lines. and a love of ar+ give anofher Bogg's mural an eye- ca+ching appeal. , m?! J. . M4 gs? 3:9?! ,. , . 1 WWW 4v ' x. wnngms ; 1' MFR mm can megmvss. 5;! 7M mk$xgxa$ ? fuzthfg: 3;, K , Kr, KR ; w 2:55; $ag3? ' y. 5 4;. n w M: W n M M6 1 wt mg 120 WHO S WHO Who's Who Among S+uden+s in American Universifies and Colleges is an honorary organizafion of naHonal scope which recognizes undergradua+e achievememL in leadership. scholarship. and fquure cifizenship. Members from BelohL College are chosen by recommendafion of a faculfy commiHee and Hue S+uden+ Sena+e. The seven+een s+uden+s from Beloif College elecfed +0 Who's Who during +he pas+ year include: Jim Anderson. Bob Armbrusfer. Joan Bainbridge. Debbie Cassling. Jane Cavins, Dave Cuddeback. Ka+e Fosfer. Dan Green, Ron Jackson. Marcie Krakowski. Judy Kubly. Fran Mason. Owen Owens. Bob Porfer. Kafie Russell. Dave Threinen. and Sue Wadsworfh. Back Row: Jackson; Green; Anderson; Porfer; Armbrusfer; Threinen; Cuddeback; Owens. Fronf row: Cavins; Russell; Cassling; Fosfer; Kubly; Mason; Bainbridge; Krakowski; Wadsworfh. t3 Top: Grenberg; Colwell; Barnes; Anderson; Fenrick; Vahradian; Von Eschen. BoHom: Cassling; Layman; Holmberg: HoH: Berg: Krakowski; John- son. Nof Piciured: Adair. PHI BETA KAPPA The pinnacle of awards in collegiafe life is elec+ion +0 Phi Befa Kappa. nafional honorary scholarship fra+erni+y. Few are privileged +0 wear +he key Hwaf signifies exfraordinary abilify in academic pursuifs. FiHeen BeloiJr College sfudenfs. Jren seniors and five juniors. were iniHaJred info Phi Befa Kappa in April. The new members include seniors Jane Adair. Jim Anderson. Joanne Berg. Debbie Cassling. Bill ColweH, Mary Holt Marcy Krakowski. Jan Layman. Jack Vahradian and Don Von Eschen. and juniors Bud Barnes. Hal Fenrick. Bruce Grenberg. Jan Holmberg and Lois Johnson. ther Beloif sfudenfs who are members o1C +he organizafion are Jane Cavins, Bob Lifwiller. Joan Kieweg. Judy Kubly. Owen Owens. Barb Van Epps. and Sue Wadsworfh. 'IZ'I E Top: Fernald; Diehl: Armbrusfer: Neal: Prifchard; Hawkins: Green. Boffom: Virgil: Anderson: Porfer; Grenberg; Jackson; Owens. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA The nafional honorary leadership frafernify is Omicron Delfa Kappa. On +he local campus. +he Beloif chapfer parficipafes in freshman orienfafion week by helping Jro welcome Jrhe new sfudenfs +0 Beloif. Also. a monfhly meefing is held a+ which Hme perJrinemL campus problems ; are discussed. 1 The newes1L inifiafes 01c ODK are Dick Diehl, 1 Bruce Grenberg. Ed Hoerr. Dick Neal. Bob Prifchard and Bob Virgil. The men of ODK frafernize a+ +heir annual banquet 122 MORTAR BOARD The purpose of Morfar Board. BeloH's honorary women's leadership frafernify. is +0 perform service +0 +he college and +0 encourage high scholarship. The women's equivalenf of Omicron DeHa Kappa also parHcipafes In planning Freshmen Orienfafion Week and sponsors a fea for He factu women's club. Members of Mor+ar Board Include Jane Adair. Jane Cavins. Debbie Cassling. KaJre Foerer. Marcy Krakowski. Fran Mason, Judy McAfee and Sue Wadsworfh. In addiHon. an honorary membership was besfowed upon Deanie Whifney for her oufsfanding work on +he Beloif campus. Dean McGranahan: Mrs. Whifney; Mason: Cassling: Krakowslti; Cavins: Fosfer: Wadsworih: Mrs. Sfone. 123 Firsf row: Upfon; Sfone; Diehl: Frodin; Grenberg; MagnusonLBarnes; Colweli; Gwin; Waring. Second row: An+oine; Dwarkin; Haas; Palmer; Dimick; Zikmund: Lundy; Joesfen; Hirsig; Sanford; Knighf; EHioH; Dabagia; Peele: Owens; Algozin; Owens; Sfabb: Modine. PHI SIGMA IOTA Phi Sigma iofa is a nafional honorary romance language fraferniiy. Superior achievememL in advanced French and Spanish courses is required primarily +0 ioin Hie organizaiion. Eligibiiify for membership is based upon a 2.0 overall scholasiic average. This year's oHicers were Rufh Winiher. President June Beizer, Vice-Presideni. Mary Byrd. Secrefary-Treasurer, and Mr. Paley. Corresponding Secrefary. Seafed: Winfher; Miss Phillips; Ca- vins; Holf; Johnson: Benoit Sfanding: Befzer; Pouk: Kubiy: Mr. Murray; Rudy: Mr. Creigh+on; Mr. Paley, PHI ETA SIGMA Phi Efa Sigma is He men's nafional honorary scholarship Hafernify. The requiremenf for eerance is a 2.5 grade poimL average during +he $reshmen year. The new members of Phi E+a Sigma include John An+oine. Lee Dabagia. Bob Dimick. Marfin Dwarkin. John EllioH, ArJr Haas. Dave Hirsig. BurdeHe Joesfen, Sfeve Knight Dick Lundy. Bruce Nelson. Tom Owens. Dave Palmer. Dave Peele, Dave Sanford. and Joe Zikmund. ALPHA lAMBDA DELTA An honorary women's scholarship frafernify. Alpha Lambda DeHa requires a 2.5 scholasfic average during +he freshman year for membership. Those women who affained +ha+ requiremenf are: Lois Cohenour. Kafhy Cormany. Carene Erwin, Judy Fredrick. Janef Gassman. Na+ Glover. Karen Hansen, Eleanor Moionnier. Phyllis Mosser. Beverly Osfrica. and Shelley Seip. Firsf row: Moionnier: Osfrica; Glover; Cormany; Williams. Second row: Erwin: Seip; Mosser; Kieweg: Fredricks; Cohenour; Lewis; McGran; Hessel; Florea; Buffka. Third row: Donne : Cenhar: Chase; MoHaH; PoHinger; Johnson; Murphy: Adkins; Layman; Nurss; Foehner; Counfer. PLAYERS. Firs! row: Von Eschen; Overbye: Karr; Emelson; Hlayka: Schuh; Thomas; Babcock. Second row: Kieweg; Parker; Hesler: Sfewardson: Cassling; Bar+elh Hook. NATIONAL COLLEGIATE PLAYERS Anofher of Beloif's honorary sociefies is We Nafional Collegiafe Players. 6 group recognizing ou+s+anding work in He field of dramafics. To become a member of Nafional Collegiafe Players, a sfudemL musf quill fwo requiremen+s. First Hwe person musf earn 50 poinfs +hrough working in BelchL Players' produdion. bo+h on He sfage and behind +he scenes. Secondly. +he candidafe musf be vofed on by H18 presenJr members of +he group and dramafics head Kirk Denmark. New members of Nafional Collegiafe Players +his year include Teddy Babcock. Dick Hesler. Carol Overbye. Joan Kieweg. Carole Sfewardson. George Thomas. Lynn Parker. BeHy Hook and Tom Barfelf. TURTLE MOUND TurHe Mound Is a secreJr honorary and service organizahon of senior men who have served Jrhe college in various eerra curricular acfivifies above +ha+ 01C The average s+uden+ and who seek +0 immorfalize Jrhe Beloif spirit All The work done by The members Is confidenfiah and in large 10amL individual. bmL Jrhe aim of +he organizahon is +0 be consfrucfive +0 Jrhe school as a whole. Few know who The members are each year unHl +he Gold comes out and no one knows exacHy wha1L Jthey have done during The year +0 gain en+ry info Jrhe organizahon. The socie+y is one of secre+ origin. H has derived ifs name from +he TurHe Mound on Observafory hill. The mys+ery oT ifs sfory lends +he air of secrecy fhaf +he socieTy commands. President Dr. Upfon, and Vice-PresidemL Wood are honorary members. They ad in an advisory capacify and are also advised by +he sociefy. The organizafion was founded on BelohL campus in I901. Bob Por+er was presiden+o1c Jrhe group during The 1955-56 school year. Seafed: Jackson; S+ar; Lawrie; Por'rer: Virgil; Kennedy. Sfanding: Wood; Up+on: Hawkins; Cuddeback. ACTIVITIES 129 Sealed: Donnell: Jenson: Kuplic; Francis: Dudley: Kewley: Deane: Foehner: Grenberg: Ga+es: Sirong; Bu'row: Dean Gwin. Sfanding: Coliison: Haas; Halvorsen: Diehl; Newport Barnes: Nieman; Tribbey: Burno: Magnuson: Cusack. STUDENT SENATE The Sfudenf Senafe. Jrhe undergradua+e governing body oi Beloif College. meeJrs weekly +0 work ouf perfinenf campus problems. Members of Jrhe organizafion are chosen from Jrhe seven irafemifies. five sororifies, and independenf sfudenfs' associafion. Anofher primary funcfion of +he .Senafe is +0 plan four 01C +he Jrop college funcfions of Jrhe yearh Mofhers' Day. Dads' Day. Homecoming. and Jrhe Campus Chesf Carnival. Under Jrhe jurisdicfion of +he Senafe are er0 maior s+uolen+ governing bodieshSocial Board. which seJrs up aH-college dances. and generally regulaJres Jrhe campus social life. and Jrhe Car CommiHee. which has Jrhe aufhorify +0 defermine siudenf aufomobile policy. Two ofher organizafions +ha+ play an imporfanJr par+ in Jrhe s+ruc+ure of Jrhe college are Union Board, +he confrolier 01c +he affairs of +he S+uclen+ Union. and Publica+ions Board. +he regulafor of Jrhe +hree s+uden+ publicafions. Jrhe newspaper. yearbook. and liferary magazine. Senafe oHicers for +he pasf year were Ron Jackson, president Judy Kubly, vice-presidenf; Mary Lou Miller. secrefary; and Jim Anderson, freasurer. Foehner: Cuddeback: Green; Magnuson: Parker. UNION BOARD SOCIAL BOARD Leif fo rigbi: Dean McGranahan; Egan: Bergsirand: Bilderback; Kamberos: Overbye: Barnes; Kuplic; Threinen; Lewis. 132 Har+shorne; Shaw: Burno: Spaehel: Anderson. CAR COMMITTEE PUBLICATIONS BOARD Seafed: Armbrus+erz Buckingham; Cavins: Mr. Gage; Mr. Mason; Dean Gwin; Dean McGranahan; Harsch; Diehl. Sfanding: Prifchard; Colwell; Virgil; Weakley. L aggmw , 7'? gag M m .251, .ewa: ; 3:3. Aymmu rm... m www AWS COUNCIL. Fronf row: Kuplic: Jordan; Jesse; Mason; Dean McGranahan; O'Rourke; Krakowski. Middle row: Flo'rea; Conway: Befg- sfrand; Kennedy; Drammis: Kozumplik: Sylfe: Host Back row.- Vance; Anderson; Pippel; Eafon: Honor; Bufow; Mosser; Selp; Fosfer; FOPSBIH'I. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS The Associafed Women Sfudenfs is We governing body for women sfudenfs 6+ Beloif College. The Jrask of defermining women's dorm regulafions and coordinafing women's acfivifies on campus is carried on by He council. Two parfies. held 6+ Chrisfmas and in +he spring for Beloif's underprivileged children. are iusf one fype of job done by He group. They also edif a booklef called Co-e+ique++e for freshmen women. and primL Hue SJrudemL Direcfory. OHicers for +he pasf year included Fran Mason. president Marcy Krakowski, vice-presiden+; Ginny Jesse. secrefary; Molly O'Rourke. Jrreasurer: and Judy Jordan and Nan Kuplic, co-social chairmen. Judy Jordan and Nan Kuplic en- +er+ain a'r one of +he AWS spon- sored children's parties. ROUND TABLE LeH: Bill Colwell. second semesfer eidfor. Below: Jane Cavins. Jim Weakley. firsf semesfer co-edifors. 31$ 3?! . 3 L493;- Back row: Saks: Back row: Silverwood: Henbesf: Hil- gers: Redding. Middle row: Bishop: Jensen; Williams. Seafed: Beck- sfrom: Ackerman; Kovich; Ness. The Round Table. weekly erudemL publicafion which proudly Claims Hwe disfindion o1C being +he Second Oldesf College PublicaHon in America. complefed anofher hecfic year under +he guidance of edifors Jane Cavins. Jim Weakley. and Bill ColweH. Far info Hwe nighf burned Hue lighfs in He RT's +hird Hoor Middle College oHice as +he newspaper sfaH worked feverishly againsf +heir deadlines. Dick Diehl. Execuiive Edifor: Bob Pri+chard. Business Manager. Casey Eanas. Assisfani Edifor: Lew Luchs. Managing Edifor. MAURER FELLOWSHIP Maurer Fellowship Is a religious organizahon for people who are inferesfed in going info Tull fime Chrisfian service. Bi-weekly meefings are held +0 discuss Jroloics of religious Inferesf. This pasf year Maurer Fellowship added a new TeaJrure +0 ifs program of evenJrs. The group a++emp+ed +0 gain a broader knowledge of various denominafional groups and invifeol members of olihcerenf church denominafions +0 speak before Jrhem on +he basic fenefs of +heir parficular secf. This plan was puf info eHecf during +he early spring. The oHicers 0T Maurer Fellowship were Dick Grthis. president John Freeman, vice-presidenf; Ann Wiley. secrefary; and Nancy Bradford. Jrreasurer. Haas: Berndfson: Bradford; Bicksler; Dr. Soper; Brewsfer: HuHon: Nelson; Freeman. DESIGN FOR lIVING The semi-monfhly meefings of Design for Living. +he aH-campus discussion group. provided many fimely fopics for discussion. Among Jrhese was Jrhe problem of deferred rushing, which was aHended by more +han Jrhree hundred s+uden+s and factu members. The annual Design for Living Conference was held February I246 on +he +opic Keys +0 +he Kingdom. wiJrh Dr. Joseph Kifagawa of Jrhe UniversHy o1c Chicago as discussion leader. Officers of Design for Living were Ed Hoerr, president Bill McLean. vice-presidenf: Judy Deane. secrefary; and Na+ Glover, Jrreasurer. Cabinef members included Jim PaHerson. Sid Shaw. Arf Haas. Donna RiHenhouse. Lew Luchs. Judy AbboHs. Gerri Grode. and Helen Akin. I37 CHORALIERS Membership in +he Choraliers. Jrhe campus male vocal group. is defermined on Jrhe basis of singing abiliiy. Tryouis are held a+ +he beginning of Jrhe school year Jro fill vacancies leiiL by Jrhe graduafing members of +he Choraliers. This singing group has in Jrhe paer recorded i+s music for commercial sale. For example. one year ago iasf spring +he Choraliers made a long playing album which included iavorife college songs and a musical number of each Beloif ira+erni+y. The organizaiion is under Jrhe direciion of Rich Wiimer. a Beloif graduafe oi I952. who. along wi+h many of his friends. formed +he Choraliers in I953 +0 perpeiuaie ou+s+anoling male singing. Clockwise, beginning af upper IeH: McKee: Erickson: Chouinard: Fosfer: Hoerr; Anderson; Modine; Grenberg; TscheHer: McGaughy: Shaw; Rodenberg; Lowry: GianeHo: Evans; Wor+h: Pelkey; Guffy. Cenfer: Wadsworfh; Rich Whifmer. 138 Firsf row: Direcior Sumner Jackson: Ayres: Wenger; Wareham; Palmer; McGrafh: Kilbury: Ahrens: Hessel: Sfreef: Muiimer. Second row: RiHenhouse: A. Modeler; Tucker; Pleuss: L. Modder: Moffaf'r: Wiley; Pierson: Bradford; Clemenfs; Sanderson; Kuplic. Third row: Ea+on; Durdin: Burnham: Williams; Os+rica: Hughes; Kirkpafrick; Berg: Rudy: Moore: Williams; Parkhill; AbboH-s. Fourfh row: Wilson: Mifchell: Worih: Tschef- +er; Vance: McGaughy: Blum; Siufz; McLean: McKee; Olson; Tem+e; Evans: Jones; Endsley. FiHh row: Sfark: Hoerr: Pu+nam; Schloss; Chouinard. CHOIR Providing religious music for Sunday affernoon vesper services is +he realm of He Beloif College choir. In addifion. Hwe choir par+icipa+es in religious programs +hroughou+ +he year and presenJrs special convoca+ions preceding Chris+mas and Eaerer recesses. Under +he direchrion of Sumner Jackson. +he choir has made Chrisfmas vespers so popular +ha+ +his year if was necessary +0 presemL Jrwo idenfical services. Anofher ou+s+anding service occurred in mid-March when +he choir sang five Negro spirifuals accompanying selec+ed readings by Kirk Denmark of H19 Deparfmenf of Speech. Nof only for +he college. buf also for +he communier. +he Beloif College Choir parficipafes in various acfivHies, such as providing music for Jrhe World Day of Prayer service In Eafon Chapel. I39 Hold Thaf Tiger . . . and keep an eye on +he direc'ror. The college swing band belfs ouf a lively one for field house baskefball fans. BANDS Direcfor Joseph Simmons poses wifh +he BeIoH- College concer'r band affer a spring concerf in Edward Dwighf Eafon chapel. LeH fo righf: Ka+ie Russell: Nick Olm- sfed; Bob Waring; Gracie Schuh. RADIO CLUB The school year I955-56 was one o1c infense L uh , planning for He BelchL Radio Club. Under f: $.23 Jrhe factu supervision of M. ScheHel Pierce. 54:5 +he club complefed ifs 1cirswL year of exisfence on He BeloH campus. Plans were laid for Hwe re-acfivaJrion of WBCR. H1e campus radio sfafion. H is hoped Hwaf Hue radio erafion will be able +0 broadcasf four hours each day beginning in Hue fall of I956. The s+udio for +he proposed radio sfafion is locafed in We basememL of ScoviHe Hall. Remnanfs of +he facilifies of +he old radio sfafion. such as a record library of l.500 records. sfill remain In Hwe sfudio +0 serve as a basis for We new sfafion. The Radio Club's firsf se+ of oHicers include Nick Omsfed. president Bob Waring, vice-presidenf; Grace Schuh, secrefary-heasurer: and Kafie Russell. Bill Gooch. and Rog Emelson. board members. LeH f0 righf: Reinicke: Babcock; Albrighf: Hook. 141 I42 Benedh H19 +hick makeup and warm lights of Scoville. +wo siars hie +heir audience info fhe world of Papa Brique+'s Circus. BELOIT PLAYERS The rheafrical group once again delighfed audiences wifh Jrheir four producfions. In November Kirk Denmark's Players presenfed Jrhe Thorn+on Wilder Fesfival. consis+ing of +hree one ad plays by +he eminen+ aufhor. Fea+ured roles were handled by Debbie Casshng. Jean Pippel. Dick Hesler. Bill Kimes. Julio Pro. Marcia Lieoleka. Karen Piper. Rog Emelson. Pa+ McMurfry. VioleJr Kekic, and Jerry Werle. The January producfion. He Who Gefs Slapped. a circus melodrama wriHen by a Russian playwright feafureol dramchs ins+ruc+or Jim Valenfine as gueswL ac+or. ther prominenf parfs were played by Jon Vance. Gordon Myse. Fred Gaynor, Perry Newport Julio Pro. and Misses Cassling and Liedeka. The Halian comedy. Righ+ You Are. was +he +hird producfion of Jrhe group. Heading +he casf were Lois Johnson. Jack Morse. Lee Kirkpa+rick. Miss McMurfy. and Bill Kimes. As a finale for +he campus +hea+rical year. Direcfor Denmark sfaged +he George Gershwin musical. Of Thee I Sing. Among many prominemL players in +he producfion was Miss Cassling, who closed ou+ an illusfrious career wiJrh Jrhe Beloif College Players. Her performances in Jrhe Scoville Jrheafre will indeed be remembered for a long fime +0 come. Above: Dress rehearsal Funds fwo perform- ers perfecfing ballef and suspense. Righf: Dramch falenf abounds in Hue Summer Theahe in Hue Round crew. Three for +he Show give a memorable performance. ORCHESIS Orchesis is a modern dance group belonging +0 Nafional Orchesis. Membership Is open +0 any girl inferesfed In in+erpre+ive dancing and able +0 pass a compeHJrive +es+ by showing skill and invenfiveness in dance. The group gives Jrwo programs a year. a+ Chrisfmas and Mo+hers' Day weekend in +he spring. The paswL year's oHicers were Joanne Berg. president Mary Byrd. secrefary: and Nancy Wormley. Jrreasurer. Factu advisor for He group is Miss Slade. Back row: Tramel: Hess: Gale: Berg: Wormley: Bishop. Fronf row: Adkins; Mufimer: Byrd; Hansen. Firsf row: Kirkpafrick: Saunders; Karr: Tucker; Plocar. Second row: Parks; Moberg; Robbins; Fox: Whif- Third row: Conway; Jordan; Rakow: Cary: Nelles: O'Beirne; King; Vance; Cormany; Jesse; Akin: son. LoveH; Williams; Longo. Fourfh row: Newfon; Frederickson; Kizaur; Schqu. TERRAPIN Terrapin is an organizafion for girls inferesfed in synchronized swimming and wafer ballet Tryoufs are held in +he fall, and girls capable of meefing +he requiremenfs are admiHed +0 minor Terrapin. The annual spring show of Jrhe group had as i+s +heme. Aquannus. which had a sequence for each monfh of Jrhe year. The members selecfed for +heir officers: Alice Conway. presidenf; Judy Jordan. vice-presidenf; Barb Rakow. secrefary: and Sue Uhlir. Jrreasurer. PEP ClUB One new major organizafion. +he Pep Club. was born wifhin +he pas+ year. A group of Beloif s+uden+s. headed by Nan Kuplic. saw +he need of an enfhusiasfiwc cheering group. and drew up +he necessary plans for H19 club's formafion. The Pep Club's firsf presiden+ was Bud Barnes. The chief acfivify of +he club was +0 organize +he cheering aJr baskefball games. A new rhyfhm clap Cheer. Hue original work of freshman PaJr Adams. and +wo cheerleaders. Bin Anspawch and Smack Anderson. added +0 Hie delighf a+ Hue baskefball games. FORENSICS The purpose of Jrhe Forensic Union is +0 provide opporfunifies for sfudenfs +0 speak and secondly. +0 give +he sfudenf body a chance +0 hear +op-nofch speakers The Tirsf purpose is fulfilled by The debafe Jream. which fraveied +0 such places as Bradley Universier and +he Universify of Wisconsin for oraforicai coniesfs. The second purpose is embodied in Hyde Park Hour. where speakers are broughf fo campus +0 lecfure on Topics of currenf inferesf. In connedion wiJrh +he Forensic Union. which was formed only laer year. Delfa Sigma Rho. nafionai honorary speech frafernify. has been reacfivafed +0 provide an ouHeJr for recognizing ouisfanding work in oraiory. Officers of Jrhe Forensic Union included Jim Lake. presiden+; Jim PaHerson. head of Hyde Park hour: Tom SchaHer. head of Speakers' Bureau; and Jim Evans. secrefary-freasurer. Von Eschen; Kakuske: Cowan: PaHerson; Lake; Mr. Pierce: SchaeHer. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Fufure Teachers Club is an organizafion designed +0 help s+uden+s who will en+er Hue feaching profession become more aware of +he problems. Jrecl'miques. and mefhods of co-operafion in educafion. Various erpes o1c forma+s. including panels. movies. and guesf speakers, are used a+ Hue monfhly meefings. Laer year's officers Included Lucille PoHinger. president Shirley Grip. vice-presidenf; Rufh Winfher. secrefary; and Joan Kieweg. freasurer. 150 $wawm; Fronf: Boyn+on. Donnell. Moore, Knopp, Fell. Keys. Sfuh, Hawkins. visiHng speakers: Barber. Rear: Rossifer; Duren; Greenberg: Ferlic; Werner: Pappas: Cullum; Allen; LeggeH; Killins. P R E - M ED Cl U B PHYSICS CLUB Dr. Palmer; Muscari; Palsedge; Dimick; Burno; Lifwiller; Forsaifh' Freeman; Mr. Bradford: Knighf: Berndfson. f 2x 1: 8 33M Mgw Firsf row: Williams; Barfleson. Dailey: Barka; Miscevich; Temfe S+ensfr : Hague: Runge; Norfh. Second row: Mr. Woodard: Basfian, Meh- ger Mrs. Barre : Hufchison: BlodgeH; Berg: Rasmussen; Threinen: Dill. CHEMISTRY CLUB GEOLOGY CLUB Mr. Fuller; Koch: visifing speaker. Hildebrand; Dreyfuss: Mr. MaHhews; Herna dez; Krakowski: HOE: Thompson: Zikmund: Lundy. Firsf row: Berryman', Ba+son: Collison; Pellema. Second row: Akin; Gross: HuHon: Honor; Moffah Modeler; Brewster; Nelson: Owens. INDEPENDENT STUDENT ASSOCIATION The lndependenf Sfudenf Associafion was wormed +0 fulfill Jrhe needs of Jrhose sfudenfs who could n01L aHord +0 belong +0 a frafemify or sororify or who lack +he inferesf in +hem. This organizafion is a coalifion befween Jrhe old Squires and Jrhe lndependenf Women's Associafion. Before Jrhe ISA was formed in I952. +here arose disconfemL from +hese fwo organizafions and +hey dwindled in size from lack of in+eres+. They felf +ha+ n01L enough was being done for +hem 5+ Beloif +0 furnish +hem wifh Jrhe proper sociai and polifical funvclrions. The ISA oHicers +his year are: President Wes Nelson; vice-presidenf. Jack Berryman; Secrefary. Becky Honor, and Treasurer. George Collison. I956 GOLD Jan Wareham heafedL design assisfanf, and office assisfanh Teddi Babcock and Bev Osi'rical look over some new maferial for +he Gold, Val Hessel. Nancy Hildebrand. and Spence Havlick look over prinfs as Huey prepare for more cuflines and copy work. 6 GOLD Jim Evans and Lee Dabagia pause in fhe middle of wrifing copy and labeling pic+ures for fhis year's Gold. Men HgHen before sfarf of +he 50 yard final . . . good ice, gay spiriis. greaf Win+er Car- nival. A Hred crew of lady skafers re- cuperafe affer a sfrenuous race. Sfarfer Upfon has +he gun in Hue air and +he girls' 50 yard dash is ready +0 go. E a E, The aHracfive Carnival royalfy pauses +0 offer a frosfy sparkle +0 +he annual Winf r event Carnival Queen Barb Rakow receives appropriafe cr wn from chairman Bob Harsch FEATURES GOLD GIRL KATIE RUSSD 9;? caiyist , , m- ,, Cy mm K 1 595; e 3 MW WU V H mm NM 59: .K K k K rip. W L , GOLD GIRL KATIE RUSSELL L s EBQ Xx wmyanMwwmewginganmi sgskgfwgm? kn: gaxhndg x , W 0 K A R B R A B N E E U Q ..I. A v. N R A c R E Tl ..N... W . inmxmgmmmms J ggsxkg Masig, Iw ,L : km g xmwmwm, mkam n, ff 1 ?xl 'f FRESHMAN DAZE Above: Giving Rex Parker a helping hand a+ firsf greefing during Fresh- man Week are Dick Harhell and Bud Barnes. Leif: Open armsl screams of delight fears of happiness, pounding hearfs --who can forgef pledging nigh+7 Below: Sue Hosf is right on hand +0 counsel +he Chapin freshmen. During in+ermission ceremonies of fhe Freshman FrolicI Grace Rynkus crowns opposHe royaHy Rex Parker. The King and Queen exchange congra'rula'rions-iusf a liHIe bashfully. Yummy food and chances +0 make many new friends. including +he adviser who will help plan promising fuiures were highlighfed af H19 Ox Roast M '4'wa ' , v! mew ,. mmawm a ' WM: mien? Wm .y . .. 2 w . 9 WP Aw: .a xr$ $ c . ' $3 0 Wu ' an: .efaftk Above: Don'+ forgef +0 vo+e. yell +he The+a candidafes for the Unifed S+a+es Presidency. Righf' Lionel Dace of SAE barks ouf ad- ver+ising a rough and fough wresHing crew from H12 darkesf regions of the world. Below: Dem Delfa Gamma Minsfrel Men give ou+ wH' de humor. Above: H's BeeHebomb in Hue lead wi+h TurHe snapping up Hue rear in +he Sigma Pi Crawlers Derby. Leif: Ricky and Dr. Up+on swing away while +he Pi Phi's pixy RobineHe Hood looks on. FIELDHOUSE EVENTS Righf: Erroll Garner. +he Debussy 01: Jazz. as he appeared in +he Field House on +he Lecfures and Enferfainmenf program. Below: Bob Scobey of Dixieland iazz fame demonshafes +he correc+ playing posH'ion +0 singer Lizzie Miles, Bob Kreinz. Ka+hy Fosfer. and Dr. Hayakawa. no+ed iazz expert Righf: Sassy Sarah Vaughan sobs ouf a popular blues number in her headline appearance wifh H19 Birdland Revue of '56. Below: Marv plays Lone Ranger while Red and Ed +es+ +heir horse sense back sfage during +he Gene Aufry Show. Below righf: Lovely college co-eds th dafes enfer +he Crys- +al Caravans for an evening of dancing a+ +he Christmas Formal. Leif and below Ieff: BeIoH' sfudenfs iniH- afed +he new pool wifh a rollicking Co- Rec parfy. AH Beloif was inferes+ed in +he develop- men+ of +he Fieldhouse addifion. BUILDING PROGRAM The Fieldhouse addifion was complefed in March. Hun '11 iii. mmmmm-.. ' ' '9 '1 M'mil Squeals and splashes abounded af flue firs'r Co-Rec par+y in +he new pool. Flooring +he pool was a big s+ep +oward fhe complefion of fine addifion. 169 Righf: Sue Wadsworfh helps show Hwaf ar+ and dance work foge+her. Below: In some +hir+y simuHaneous chess games, Sammy Reshevsky proves +0 have +00 much skill for his opponen+s. FINE ARTS PROGRAM Play a game of chess wi+h +he world's champion, sfudy +0 6 background of hi-fi music. wafch a Charlie Chaplin moview Jrake your pick of one of We inferesfing programs +ha+ have come abouf H113 year because of +he new Fine Arfs Program which He Arf League of Beloif and Hue college have collabora+ed on. Headed by a new fine arJrs diredor, Vern ShaHer. +he program includes all o1C Hie creafive arfs e music. poe+ry. painfing. ceramics. creafive wri+ing. drama and archifecfure. Big Chief Dave Lyon is aided by fellow Heafh Indian Col- lection modelers. INDEX Acknowledgmenfs ............. 192 Adminisfrafion ............... 38 Adverfising .................. 172 A1dric11 ..................... 4 A1pha Lambda Delfa .......... 125 Arfs C1ub ................... 149 Associafed Women Sfudenfs . . . . 133 B Club ...................... 77 Bands ....................... 14O Baseba11 ..................... 102 Baskefball ................... 79 BeJra Thefa Pi ................ 58 Bui1ding Program ............. 168 Campus Carnival ......... 159. 164 Car Commiffee .............. 132 Chapin ..................... IO Cheerleaders ................. 94 Chemisfry Club .............. 151 Choir ....................... 139 Choraliers ................... 138 Coaches .................. 76. 78 Cross Counfry ............... IOO Dedicafion ................... 2 Delfa De1+a Delfa ............. 52 Delfa Gamma ................ 50 Design for Living ............. 136 Edifors ...................... I Emerson ..................... 8 Factu ...................... I 10 Field House AHracfions ........ 166 Fine Arfs .................... 170 Foofba11 ..................... 85 Forensics .................... 148 Frafernifies .................. 58 French ...................... 14 Freshman Days ............... 162 Freshman Sporfs .............. 98 Fufure Teachers W149 Geology Club ................ 151 Gold Gir1 ................... 156 Gold SfaH ................... 153 6011 ........................ 104 Haven ...................... 16 Homecoming ................ 105 Homecoming Queen .......... I61 Honor ...................... 15 Hyde Park Hour .............. I49 Independenf S+uden+ Associafion. 152 1n+er$ra+ern1+y Counci1 ........ 57 Infernafional Relafions C1ub 1 . , 1 147 1n+roducfion ................. 3 Kappa Alpha Thefa ........... 54 Kappa Delfa ................. 48 Mauer ...................... 6 Maurer Fe1lowship ............ 137 Morfar Board 123 Na+1ona1 Co11egia1e P1ayers ..... 127 Norfh Col1ege ................ 12 Norfh Dormifory .............. 16 Omicron Delfa Kappa ......... 122 Orchesis .................... 144 Pan-Hellenic Council .......... 56 Pep Club .................... 146 Phi Befa Kappa .............. 120 ?i Leif: A fond farewell is said in fronf of Aldrich Hall as +116 Sororify Formals come fo a close. Above: 1+5 Iighf-up Hme 31' +he 06 House while 111a dancers fake a break for refreshmenfs. P111 Efa Sigma ................ 124 Phi Kappa Psi ................ 60 P111 Sigma 101a ............... 124 Physics C1ub ................. 150 P1 Befa P111 ................... 46 Pi Kappa A1pha .............. 66 Players ...................... 142 Pre-Med C1ub ................ 150 PraH ....................... 13 Publica+ions Board ............ 132 Radio Board ................. 141 Radio Players ................ 141 Round Table ................. I34 Senafe ...................... 130 Seniors ...................... 20 Senior OFFicers ............... 35 Sigma Alpha Epsi1on .......... 64 Sigma C111 .................. 62 Sigma Pi .................... 70 Social Board ................. 131 Socio1ogy Club ............... 147 Sororifies .................... 46 Swimming ................... 92 Tennis ...................... 103 Terrapin ..................... 145 Track ....................... 9'? Turkey Trof .................. I7 TurHe Mound ...,..H1.......126 Union Board ................. 131 Who's Who .................. 121 Win+er Carnival .......... 154.160 WresHing ................... 93 ITI TO THE STUDENTS BELOIT COLLEGE COMPLIMENTS OF THE WAGON WHEEL l20 ROOMS GOLF COURSE YEAR ROUND SWIMMING POOL DINING ROOMS Phofographer of +he Gold Girl SHARPE STUDIIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY III W. Grand Ave. EM. 2-l356 MEADOW GOLD DAIRY PRODUCTS WRIGHT AND WAGNER DAIRY CO. BELOIT. WISCONSIN 173 635 FOURTH FROM YOUR BOWLING HOST! GATEWAY BOWLING LANES ST. EM. 5-533 I THE CORRAL Beloif's Finesf Eafing House For Reservafions Phone: EM. 5-6453 l77l Park Avenue BeloH'. Wisconsin FERRARO'S Af The 88 65 PORTLAND AVE. Jusf Across fhe Bridge Fine Pizza is our SpeciaH'y SMALL - MEDIUM - LARGE Call: EM. 2-9863 Open Mon. +hru Sat-S P. M. +0 I A. M. EVERYONE STOPS AT B A l R D ' S Your Friendly Sfore Away from Home EM. 2-2362 RICE JEWELRY Fine Wafcbes, Diamonds 436 E. GRAND EM. 5-8707 llWe and our campus agenfs exfend our +hanks +0 +he s+uden+s of Beloif College for your business. CARLSON CLEANERS We clean wifh care, fhe clofhes you wear HEAD AGENTS Bud Leonard Joe Muscari CongrafulaHons +0 +he Class of I956 from ROBERT'S INTERIORS The Besf in Inferior Decorafion Milwaukee Road EM. 2-5433 415 East Grand Avenue BELOIT, WISCONSIN Cosfume Jewelry-Scarfs Personal Giffs The BEAUTY BOX A Complefe Beaufy Service Open Tues. and Thurs. Eves. 432V2 E. GRAND EM. 2-l44l I75 HOME HANDYMEN GET RESULTS WITH THE NEW COMBINATION SAW-JOINTER SANDER BY YATES-AMERICAN BELOIT. WISCONSIN akEasier To Operafe a' More Serviceable Wafer To Use .st :5, ..' 'g '! ... . . o o. . . ,. .33 . . , . CORONADO APPLIANCES Hadon Hall Furni+ure Beloif-Janesville-Wa+er+own SALES AND SERVICE EM- 5-7443 I48 w. GRAND EM. 2-736l HARRIS ACE HARDWARE HOTEL MONTEREY Janesville Soufhern Wisconsin's Finesf $ Visi+ Our New Cocldail Lounge and Dining Rooms Fully Air-Condifioned IIOV2 WEST GRAND AVE. BELOIT. WIS. LAKESIDE RAILWAY complimem m: FUSEE COMPANY , Qddfmg $ BRIDAL SHOPPE Ready fo Wear Manufacfurers of Fusees for Railroads. Trucks. and Highway Safefy PHONE: DU. 9-2l l2 SO. BELOITI ILL. 304 Sfafe Sfreef Beloif. Wisconsin 176 SINCE I858 Serving +he Paper Inclus+ry . . . . . . The Indus+ry of Oppor+uni+y BELOIT IRON WORKS BELOIT. WISCONSIN Builders of high-speed, high-proa'ucfion, paper making machinery $3: M. M. VASS , v-Smonf 3:. mu: E J V V .- EdiHon and Mechanical J W W Bookblndlng I've got a secret M y best-loved dishes come already prepared, ready to serve. EACH Sexton Menu Marvel is the recipepf a famous chef. Each calls for premlum quallty meats and vege- . . tables, blended with secret sauces plus 4 I 4 Eas'r S+a+e S+ree+ Roc kford. thOIs subtle gravies and spices. Let your secret chef be a shelf-ful of Sexton Menu Marvels. There are 12 in all . . . at the better independent grocers. Telephone 5-2609 0' ! on mu ! $9Guamnleed byx d Housekeeping w tjoo W. uvnum w - 177 John Sexton 8- Co., Sexton Square, Chimgo, Ill. THE COZY INN A dis+inc+ive Chinese-American Res+auran+ Special dinner every Friday 5 fo 9 P.M. JANESVILLE. WISCONSIN CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! Bes+ wishes for success in all +ha+ you do. And wha+ever you do. chances are you can do H' easier, cheaper, beHer wi+l1 elecfricify. Remember. Jus+ Plug Me In- I'm Reddy! THE FRONTIER INN For Delicious Food Large Privafe Par+y Room Redecorafed wH'h Pioneer Murals Complimenfs of - PEPSl-COLA KANTOR PEPSl-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Phone: EM. 4-4942 I446 4H1 5+. Say H' wi+h Flowers EMANUEL THE FLORIST 903 E. Grand EM. 5-5362 DOUGAN DAIRY ITS BEEN A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU AT THE CLUB POP HOUSE! BITTRICK PRINTING COMPANY COMMERCIAL JOB PRINTING WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS 335 Broad EM. 2-2049 Beloif KNECHT PRINTERS Combinafion Shop . . . Bo+h LeHer Press and Offsef Each Me+hod of Prin+ing Has H's Advanfages. Ask for an Esfimafe on Your Nexf Order. Telephone: EM. 2-3l2l 6I3 Cross S'l'reef Beloif. Wisconsin 179 WARNER ELECTRIC BRAKE 6a CLUTCH COMPANY BELOIT. WISCONSIN Brakes for Transporfafion and lnclusfry 180 The BeloH' S+a+e Bank More and more people do all of +heir banking a1 Rock Counfy's largest and Beloif's busiesf bank. BELOIT. WISCONSIN Member Federal Reserve System and F.D.I.C. THE NAME SYNONYMOUS WITH FINE SHOEMAKING WONDERFUL FEELING - FREEMAN - SHOES FOR MEN FROM ALL IT'S EMPLOYEES . . . BEST WISHES FOR FUTURE SUCCESS SHOES YOU'LL FIND DISTRIBUTED WORLD-WIDE IN 5,000 OF AMERICA'S FINEST STORES. FREEMAN SHOE CORPORATION Largest Exclusive Manufacturers of Men's Fine Shoes WlTTE-BARKER CO. Plumbing 0 Heafing 0 Sheef Mefal Phone EM. 5-337I 30! Pleasan+ S+ree+ BeloH'. Wisconsin DUDEK'S Agen+s for +he bes+ in china and glass-LENNOX. CASTLETON. SPODE. WEDGEWOOD. HAVILANDl SYRACUSE. FOSTORIA 4l9 E. Grand Avenue Beloif. Wisconsin H-D RESTAURANT 6:00 A.M. +0 8:00 P. M. Daily TRAVEL INN 6:00 A. M. 1-0 7:00 P. M. Daily excep+ Sunday GEORGE'S SANDWICH SHOP I0:00 A. M. +0 6:00 P. M. Daily excep+ Sunday DEMUS GRILL Open 24 hours Daily excep+ closed Sunday 3:00 A. M. +0 4:00 P. M. H. Demus 0 Pefe Demus 0 G. Demus CONGRATULATIONS from BESLY-WELLES CORPORATION makers of Disc Grinders Abrasive Wheels 82 Discs Precision Taps DrillsI Reamers. End-Mills Tool BH's, Carbide Tipped Tools and Gauges A Good Place fo Work BELOIT SAVINGS BANK Member of F.D.I.C. and FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 4l7 S+a+e S+ree+ EM. 5-6645 184 MUSIC RECORD SHOP RECORDS All Kinds2All Speeds PHONOGRAPHS . RADIOS 222 $+afe Sfreef EM. 5-69l3 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I956 GENERAL PAPER AND SUPPLY COMPANY 3l7 Shirland A eeeee EM. 2-7640 WYMAN TRACY JEVVELERS A complefe line of GiHs - Jewelry - Silverware - Wafches See us for your Wafch and Jewelry repairs 4I0 $+a+e S+ree+ EM. 5-7249 STRASBURG LUMBER 6- FUEL G. E. Appliances R.C.A. Television May+ag Washers Complefe line of small appliances Deep Rock QualHy Fuel Oils Qualify Coal Building Maferials 2l6 Blackhawk Blvd. Dunkirk 9-2244 COMPLIMENTS OF WISCONSIN TELEPHONE COMPANY WAVERLY BALLROOM DANCING EVERY SATURDAY Norfh End of Fourfh Sfreef Glass. Ar+is+s' Maferials Pic+ures and Pic+ure Framing SAUERS PAINT AND WALLPAPER COM PANY 3l4 S+a+e S+ree+ EM. 5-8200 185 CUNNINGHAM BROTHERS, INC. General Con+rac+ors Since l874 Builders of SAE FRATERNITY HOUSE ART HALL MAURER HALL STRONG STADIUM FIELD HOUSE REMODELED MIDDLE COLLEGE ALDRICH HALL PHI KAPPA PSI FRATERNITY REBUILT CHAPEL HOUSE Why Send Your Laundry Home? ROBERTSON GET l-DAY SERVICE REFRIGERATION AT - REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING LAUNDERALL EM. 5-7I23 202 S+a+e Sf. EM. 2-8238 Model Airplanes 0 Track 0 Foo+ball HANAMAN PRINTING CO. Baske+ball Since I905 KRUEGER G H Prin+ers of Beloi+ College :1:er $u+herfi Sleods Games ISCOnSln Ska+es Desk BloHers. Relay Programs Skis spom Cen+er Taboggans Fooi'ball Programs Phone EM. 2-6827 Baske'rball Programs SPORT SHOP DIAL 5-3866 144450 STATE ST. Spor+swea'3'adisi:'+:i ' Hummg 186 Complimenfs of MICHAEL BRILL WOLFE JEWELRY SERVICE STATION OF DISTINCTION Pleasan'r 8! Bushnell 4ll E. GRAND KITTO BIG SHOE STORE THE PRINTER Dream Sfep Shoes for Women OVER FORTY YEARS OF COLLEGE PRINTING Madison Square Shoes for Men 420 Pleasanf Sfreef Ph. EM. 5-8725 Eleci'ric Confracfor For PHI KAPPA PSI FRATERNITY HOUSE ART HALL SAE FRATERNITY HOUSE STRONG STADIUM MAURER HALL REMODELED EMERSON CENTENNIAL HALL REMODELED CHAPIN Pl KAPPA ALPHA HOUSE FIELD HOUSE ADDITION Clark Ackley - Elecfrical Con+rac+or 2 W. GRAND AVE. EM. 5-6675 BELOIT 187 PRAIRIE CHEF Jus+ a LiH'Ie Differenf I555 PRAIRIE Congra+ula+ions Class of '56 BILL NELSON'S TEXACO SERVICE 706 Pleasan+ 5+. Across From fhe College Campus BONNIE'S BOWL 'N' BAR FOR YOUR PLEASURE DONER'S MARKET I239 PARK AVENUE BELOIT. WISCONSIN Because We Care Park and Henry EM. 2-2342 You Eaf fhe Besf REMEMBER- HOTEL BELOIT P R o P s T ' 5 AND FLAMING WHEEL Furnishing Homes for Beloifers Since 1903 LOUNGE G. N. PROPST 8: CO. H5 W. Grand Ave. EM. 2-6656 500 E. Grand BELOIT BUILDING BREDESEN'S 2 LOAN ASSOCIATION Lee D. Borf. Pres. Willis W. Black. Sec.-Treas. 53l E. GRAND 188 STATIONERY - GREETING CARDS PENS - SCHOOL SUPPLIES Downfown Tickef Headquarfers For The Buccaneers Ed Beloif 'ZH Bill 2Wisconsin '482 Lunds+rom and Pe+erson Co. IMPERIAL WALLPAPER PATEK PAINTS DUPONT'S DUCO-DULUX BELOIT. WISCONSIN RUZECK'S Prescrip+ion Pharmacy PrescripHon Specialis+s 3l5 $+a+e 51'. EM. 2-l962 HOTEL HILTON Beloif's Only Fireproof Hofel AIR CONDITIONED COFFEE SHOP Excellenf Par+y and Banque+ Facilifies Congrafulai'ions To +he Class of '56 BAKE-RITE BAKERY Home Sfyle Bread - Rolls - Cookies Cakes Weddings 0 Bir+hdays 0 Parfies Oven Fresh Since 1920 J. W. ANDERSON JEWELER DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY Always fhe Finesf Qualify af fhe Iowesf possible price I32 W. Grand Ave. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS BELOIT FLORAL COMPANY EM. 5-8572 32! STATE ST. Complimeni's of Sfa'rion WGEZ Serving fhe Beloif Area EM. 5-8865 444 E. Grand Complimen'l's of ESSAR SALON EM. 2-4757 4l4 STATE ST. 189 MERCHANT TAILORS DRY CLEANERS LAUNDERERS HULBURT 8 WINGER Inc. 534 Grand Ave. WAYSIDE PRESS Over 35 Years in prinfing WALTER E. PIRE PRINTING LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET EMerson 2-l I04 650 Fourfh Sfreef EM. 2-I I04 CONGRATULATIONS GRADS! May your new ven+ure in life be a large success. WH'h all +he besf wishes from us! We can help your planning of luncheons wifh fancy cakes and pasfries. THE OLD FASHIONED BAKE SHOP l225 PARK AVE. EM. 5-646l Complimen+s of YAG LA'S Pho+ographic Headquarters Radios Radio Repairs Since I865 WM. A. HAMLIN YOUR JEWELER EM. 2-3948 IO9 W. Grand DANNY'S RANCH 3 Miles Ouf on Highway l5 Home of Beloif's Finesf Food 6': Cockfails EM 5-7262 GEORGE BROTHERS Clofhing and Shoes for Men and Boys TWO STORES IN BELOIT 190 TO THE CLASS OF I956 COMPLIMENTS OF OSBORN'S A WARM WELCOME ALWAYS AWAITS YOU a+ +he Second Na+ional Bank. Parf of +he Beloif scene for nearly 75 years we have enioyed serving each succeeding Beloif College class. We cordially invife you +00, +0 make +he Second Na+ional Bank your financial headquar+ers. THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK Beloit, Wisconsin MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BUILD YOUR LADDER WITH RUNGS OF AND HOPE KEEP IT IN GOOD REPAIR o AND STEP WITH CONFIDENCE neTS'PRINTERS PUBLISHERS OF I956 GOLD DAVENPORT. IOWA Dick Diehl Edifor of +he I956 GOLD THE lAST WORD . . . In +ha+ Jrhey always insis+ on Jrhe laer word, edilors are iusl like women. They command and +hen beg; Jrhey Jrhink boldly anol +hen ask advice . . . bu+ always Jrhe lasl worcl. WiJrh +he risk of sounding like an old woman lor a young one. for JrhaiL mallerl I'll gel in my lasl word. This lasf word aclually concerns Jrhings ol lirsf imporlance. Any producf is usually abouf as good as Jrhe people who produce il. H's my opinion +ha+ we had Jrop-nolch personnel on +he I956 GOLD. Nancy. Jerry. Lloyd. Casey. Marion. and Jean were +he loundalion on which +he book resfeol. Here. in print I wamL +0 give +hem my sincereswL +hanks. Working closely wifh +he edi'rors were Jrhe following indispensible people: Jan Wareham ldesign. proof. and Girl Fridayl. Ray Melzker lpholographyl. Nancy Hildebrand lcopyl. Val Hessel lcullinesl. Dick Berg lphofographyl. Spense l-lavlick lcullinesl. Lee Dabagia lcopyl. Lynn Saaby ladverfisingl. Jim Evans lcopyl. and Al Cowan lpiclure ideasl. These people aided in wrapping up many of Jrhe lasl minule clelails: Bev Oslrica. Kay Keasl. and Mary Jo Grillilh. Assisling Jerry and Lynn wilh Jrhe adverfising were Rich Albrecht Chris Albrighl. Bob Rasmussen. Marv Lundin. Mike Cavan. Pele Gibson. Bob Anderson. Tom Schaeller. Freol Gaynor. Joel Thomas. Skip Davis. and Gil Kenning. Many Jrhanks go +0 Dave Mason and AnL Johnson who assisfecl during +he early negolialions. Their help was vilal. I also Jrhank Roland Kurlh of Chicago for his summer campus piclures: Nancy O'DeHe land Dick. Jrool oi Wagners for +heir invaluable moral supporf anol Jrechnical assisfance; Tecl Nelson of Wagners for selling us on such a line producl; Don Brumleve of S. K. Smifh Company for his aid in producing Nancy Wormley's slunningly original cover'design: RoloenL Sharpe of Sharpe Sfudio for his ioleas and cooperalion on Jrhe queen. senior. and slall piclures; M. M. Vass of Vass Bindery for his handling of H18 binding. All of us +hank +he Beloif College Family for i+s cooperalion. unparalleled in BelohL yearbook his+ory. wifh our eHorls in producing Jrhe I956 GOLD. Finally. my +hanks lo +he Publicafions Board for Jrhe confidence if has shown in Jrhe sfafl and edilors of +he I956 GOLD. . Like +he human memory we 01c +he I956 GOLD have been seleclive in presenling +he evenfs and feelings of +he year. One volume could never hold all 'rhaiL occurs during one college year. We hope +0 have capfured some of +he warm+h and vibrancy +ha+ characferize BeloiiL College life.