Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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BAKER, CAROL ANNE Jackson Center College of Education Kappa Phi, FTA, ACE, off-Campus Club BAKER, SUZETTE Fostoria College of Liberal Arts Delta Gamma, Omega Phi Alpha, Home Ec- onomics Club, Art Guild, UCF, Duplicate Bridge Club, Cinema Club BALES, FOREST F. Covington, Ky. College of Business Administration Sigma Chi, Society for Advancement of Man- agement BALLARD, JOANNE B. Bowling Green College of Education BANKS, ANNE Evanston, Ill. College of Education H Chi Omega, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Tennis Club, Badminton Club, Social-Sub Committee. BARAN, FRANCIS Auburn, N. Y. College of Liberal Arts Phi Kappa Psi, Law Club, Sailing Club, Newman Club BARNHILL, MARK D. Olmsted Falls College of Liberal Arts Phi Kappa Tau, president and vice-president, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Arnold Air Society, gfffollogy Club, Geography Club, Men's Glee u BARTLES, ANNE L. Dayton College of Education Delta Gamma, Omega Phi Alpha, Art Guild, Key staff, UCF, Sailing Club, Del Sartes, Workshop Players BARRY, DONNA M. Cleveland College of Education . Alpha Phi, FTA, ACE, Social-Sub Committee, Sophomore Class Cabinet, Tennis Club, UCF BASSETT, THOMAS Lima Cplleye of. Liberal Arts Sigma Chi, pledge master, Boosters Club BECK, VIVIAN Bowling Green College of Education Kappa Delta, UCF, Workshop Players, Soph- omore Class Secretary, Treble Clef BECK, VIRGINIA Bowling Green College of Education Kappa Delta, UCF, Workshop Players, Omega Phi Alpha, Treble Clef BEHRENS, J OHN C. Lancaster College of Business Administration Dfilfa Upsilon, B-G News, assistant sports ed1t0I'I Boosters Club, ROTC Band, Press Club, president BEINDORF, OTTO C. Defiance College of Education Phi Delta Theta, Epsilon Pi Tau, secretary- treasurer, Industrial Arts Club, Football, Track, Wrestling, Varsity Club BELLAIRE, BETTY Cleveland Coll o ' er l rts ege f Lib a A Kappa Delta, Student Senate, Elections Com- mittee, Home EC Club, treasurer, B-G News, Co-copy Editor, Press Club, Workshop Play- ers, UCF BENDER, DORIS Elyria College of Liberal Arts Delta Zeta, recording secretary, Home Econ- Omics Club, Usherette Club BENEKE, BARBARA ANN Rocky River College of Education AWS Legislative Board, AWS Judicial Board, Phratra Phillipa, vice-president BENINGHOF, RICHARD M. Cleveland College of Business Administration Kappa Sigma, Insurance Club, Society for Advancement of Management, U-A Prom Committee ..- wp, ..,.. . ,. -'fl iftf 'Ll' , .5 ggfstvt' I , - 'A y aft. .G la ' : 'Z' L.

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When the seniors returned to the campus in the fall, they immediately started working to- wards a goal which is desired by every class - class spirit and unity. In addition to establishing a social, a finan- cial, and an announcement committee, they started, for the first time, the practice of selling graduation announcements to the January grad- uates. Also, a committee worked to find ways to finance money for the procuring and the fur- nishing of a room, the Senior Room, in the new Student Union. To promote the idea of class unity, the sen- iors worked on a plan that would bring the class closer together during the remaining weeks of their last semester, a time when seniors should feel like seniors. All these activities were initi- ated in hopes that the Class of 1955 could pro- vide an incentive for greater class and campus traditions. Senior class officers standing in the Ad. Bldg. Well are: Don Packard, president, Sandy Traver, secre- tary, Fran Miller, treasurer, and Frank Fusco, vice- president. E IOR Ac1ERNo, JOSEPH R. Ashtabula College of Liberal Arts Delta Tau Delta, Alpha Phi Omega AIELLO, HELEN Lakewood College of Education ACE, FTA, Newman Club ALBERS, JANET EILEEN North Ridgeville College of Education Kappa Delta, housechairman, Kappa Delta Pi, vice-president, Phi Alpha Theta, AWS Leg- islative Board, Key staff, Boosters Club, vice- president, UCF, ACE, Senate Rally Commit- tee, Young Republican Club, Frosh Club ANDERSON, JOBEA L. Redwood City, Calif. College of Education ANDERSON, MARGARET A. Brooklyn, N. Y. College of Liberal Arts Alpha Xi Delta, Sigma Tau Delta, Sigma Delta Pi, Bridge Club, Bowling Club ANDERSON, RICHARD D. Toledo College of Liberal Arts Kappa Mu Epsilon, Chemical Journal Club ARNETT, CONSTANCE J. Medina, N. Y. College of Education AUEDERSTRASSE, DAVID Pemberville College of Liberal Arts Alpha Tau Omega, Book and Motor, Pi Sigma Alpha, vice-president, Phi Alpha Theta, Alpha Phi Omega, Young Republicans Club BAER, JENNE Fort Wayne, Ind. College of Education Kappa Delta Pi, AWS Legislative Board, AWS Judicial Board, Workshop Players, Young Re- publican Club, Boosters Club

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Seniors . . . BERK, RICHARD N. Amherst College of Business Administration Pi Kappa Alpha, treasurer and secretaryg Phi Alpha Chig Interfraternity Council, treasurer BEUKE, TED Orlando, Fla. College of Business Administration Sigma Chig Arnold Air Societyg AFROTC Rifle Teamg Student Senateg Interfraternity Councilg Society for Advancement of Manage- ment, vice-presidentg Baseball BICK, JAMES Toledo College of Liberal Arts Phi Kappa Taug Pershing Rifles BIERBAUM, ROBERT R. A Whitehouse College of Business Administration BICKEL, ROBERT D. Buffalo College of Business Administration BLACK, EARL EUGENE Convoy College of Liberal Arts BLACKWELL, DIANA E. TenaF1y, N. J. College of Education Phi Mu, presidentg Omega Phi Alphag Panhel- lenicg WRAg Cinema Clubg Key staff BLAINE, DONALD L. Brookville College of Business Administration Sigma Alpha Epsilong Bowling Green Market- ing Association BLAKEMORE, LEE M. Pontiac, Mich. College of Business Administration Alpha Sigma Phig Society for the Advance- ment of Managementg Rifle Clubg UCF BLIESCH, ESTHER Cleveland College of Education Delta Gammag FTAQ Treble Clef BoDGE, NEWELL C. Hamburg, N. Y. College of Business Administration BOEHM, NANCY JOAN Whitehouse College of Education FTAg ACEg Cinema Clubg Tap Club Students in the field of elementary education do much of their practice teaching in the Elementary Building. They are instructed in the methods of teaching from kindergarten-aged children through grade six. The student teaching is based on Univer- sity and community resources, cooperative planning of programs, and coordination of supervised activi- ties and consultant services. Elementary education majors follow the block plan of courses. This outline complies with the state laws and regulations for the government certification of teachers. Dr. Herschel Litherland is dean of the College of Education.