Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1954 volume:

DLEY UNIVERS RIA, ILLIN JUL 2 8 '54 4' Cold, remote, impersonal . . . The old clmflq in the tower-quiet, indiiereiit, relentless -inoasured our passage, tif-king away with tranquil heat our ileeting nioinents of relation and despair. lVhile the world around us became lf'O11t'C1'l1ECl with bungling interna- tionalisni and when the spevtrc uf military life sliimiflvfl every future-we of the so-called silent generation clevoted a year preparing ourselves to far,-Q iiiivwtaiiity. Often the days grew tedious leaving us with an apatlietiv feeling to- ward a world grown too coniplcx. Someday we'll reniinisce of the-se hours of eniotional existence and quip about prolmleins that ont-Q appeared earth-shaking with i1npoi'ta11fr-Q. And perliaps we'll see again the old clock in the tower-cold, reinote, iinpersonal -as we recall the little things about a year of mllege life- the things this book has tried to Capture. 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Mr, -'PL A . . u -', A .nb V Q .N A .5 . x J ', 5 . . .5 A 1' N ' rr. a V Q ,ur ' if' I' ..f 1 f s 1' x mx qgw-an 4 A 'al-no-.pq ' ' 'gl X- 8 t v x I vi 'Wk il n H R .yu- ff?xrf?i'ffl'? .ri if 5, z- - 1 5, 1 ,X ' 'li ' Stall Jaclr Milne . . . . Mary Wellington . Gil Gordon . Ralph Brown . Michael Cody . Connie King . Tom Unziclcer . Marlene Ze-hnder . Pam Cassiday . Lynette Ackerman . . . Betty Milliren and Beverly Kash Mary Lou Engle . . . THE 1263 yd . . Editor Assistant Editor . Photography Editor Layout Editor Administration . Activities . Athletics . Features , Affiliates Organizations Upperclassrnen . . lndex 1954 Despite an almost, strangling' budget anil at times a very cliseouraging morale, welve managed to complete our 1954 Anaga. lVe like it- we hope you will too. This has been a year of reacljustment for Bradley and for its students as well. Not all the events were pleasant- and often we wonflerecl if there was any jus- tification for our many tribulations. But in the years ahead as we leaf these pages again, we'll forget the strife and conflicts to warmly recall some of the happiest moments of our lives. K F 7 4 ! p... il on 'ii' UQYY' .gk 1rA . ,, Ol ,,-4 ,,. '! : -1-, ' r. - USD, ' me.- - , L .J ffjff, nn.-. i,. ine 1954 ANAGA Contents Administration Page I6 Activities Page 30 Athletics Page 54 Features Page 86 Aiiiliates Page II8 0rganizatiens Page I52 Upperelassmen Page I7O Y-, 4 ,Ji Advertising Page ZOI 5 w i I I Qwyiwe I i - fi? ' 1 :eq-4 '. - A er, 'f .f iff' f':,L 1 t if ,. VQVV , I if 2. k ,s,. 3, f 24 ' - , 5 t 2 M , , . i A ' f'-1, W-: i - 0? :tie 155, 1. ' ' . . . g, , . ' 'iWi'Vi 5Q3ee5EeQwm.H ' lf: , 0 K A - -me-xr .- 4 3 'f ' 2 Z nfl V, fe ---a ff' ' ' K L 7 ,,,, jf? ,W , M. ie:,K.,. , .. . an H 'tr mf 2 if-4f'?5' if Q 1- ,Q ,,,. ,X -.ri 42,5 Fzlz' 'gr 1,3 Q35 -1' -. .fl Y-1 56,4 .s, I K sg.-,kg 1.4 .-. -,F , . X 55 .f if ' vm ' ' 5 . y . 1 'S 2' .1 2 Q' 4: fi - I 5' ' ' ' 2 ' . 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In-jT'7:..j!i 15-'f.g. :-.7 ' . ff .,.f1, -'ff' I ,, A 'f T- N - Ay' V'-T' Lusk' 1 . .. .,. 44 , ,-.,' ' ' N -M.: . ..,.P .a-'-' '.fwb - Il -Jfawrvfm ..,-.F :.., -A , - . Q ' - A EEN, ' ff, 1 g.. -. ...pf -'l-K 4' 1. . R .N , x ... 'sip - , ,-Y., Ng., . via , , . ' 'Hu L. ips .- ,. -'-, . ..u ' dw .-3.9. ,J-xx, - .W . . ,,. -. W' ga--.. ' X P . ul. gi 1 5 - ,V .Pix 9.7 ' -, G l. A?-f54v, :y-.1 h A' ' . . . 7 ' ' -. f , , - . , , 'f ' We walk down Institute to feel collegiate . . Thoughts of college are followed by visions of a scenic campus. But Bradley is different - and we are always conscious of it. Our campus is an architectural conglomerate crammed into six square blocks. There are no spacious lawns or sweeping Vistas. A walk to class is a mere three-minute routine. And yet, a midday stroll down Institute is exciting. It makes Bradley more complete, more aesthetic. At night, we often walk in silence, reluctant to disturb that strange nostalgic feel- ing we neyer try to explain. An armload of books seems lighter a.nd saluting an RO officer is somewhat pleasant when we walk on Institute. Fall and leaves, winter and mid-western slush, spring and fresh grass. This is our ans- wer to Princeton, to Harvard - this is our cam- pus and the essence of Bradley. ix 1 1 ,J P Ice shows, blood drives, and now and +1'1en loaskefball . . 111 11111 111111111-11 11111f111f11151,', 1111 sm- 1'1-111'1z1 as 111- s1111111111 I.-, i.. 1111 1111111111s1-, 1111 1llP1l2ll'1'll1 1111111-11l'l'1'll1'l' 111-1'1111111s 011111- 1111-11 111111111111 11111 1lk'1' 21111111110 111' 111s11111'1'1-S1 111-1111111-s 11111- 111 11111111111 xY111111 111- N111-1111 1111 1111sk1-111z111. F111' 1,1Wll'l2l 11111111-11 11111111 11111 11l'11111f1115l', 1 111111 blll' 11z1sli1-111z111, 211111 2111 1111- 11'11111l111'1'111 N 11111 H11 111111 11. PN We usually wa+c:l1 from 'rhe bleachers . . School opened, and we l',ll1'OI'lf.1'91,l to C'O11VOCHl'iU1l iillocl with scholastic fle't01'n1i1mTion. The your 0111VlCl'l, mul again we mzlsseml for Honors Day, fewer in IlU111lJC1', less optinlistio, hut perhaps C'O1lS0l0ll hy El tlluzltor-type seat. 1111 Q . Y I cl serene symbol of losf chapel +icke+s . . . S+a+e y an , The p1'm'v1'lmia11 core of stuclollt zlvtivitivs, Alun is ax 1112120 of doo1's, 21 l'0l1f1lSillg' 1111-c'l1z111is111 of co tion, 21 l12l1'll01' for 011211101 vreclit co111plui11ts. iv 4. 1313. K an 1, 'wif' 4 Lqf' L-X53-2 . I ne -.,, A. 4- 135 :Fl ' ' Q' . A., Kg! I f . ..- ' 4. r. ' ll' 'ffl D: .- ext, 3 l YR ' ag , - . s 2' - N IU QV'-V v.-' 4' llli Hall -O1'llilli1- I o Q o Clgarettes, pol1+1c:s, and paper-cup coffee . . With its 1':1111'1111s spz1tt1-1' 111' 1'11111'111'sz1ti1111, 11111' i1111vitz1l1l11 Q,'2liilt'l'illg' 11I111'1-. l'1-11t'1-ss111's 1l1s1.111l tl11 Il l111't111'11 1'111'111z1lity, g'l'Z1ti st111l1-nts 1-xp1111111l tl11 ll 111 11 I111111 I tl111111'i11s, z1111l 11111l111'1'lz1ss1111-11 g'1'11p11 t'111' illl Zlll 111 1111l1x 11l llzllity, als IIZIIJQ' 1111liti1's, Mz11'ily11 M111111111, 111111 tl11 111 111 ot 1'11t't'1111 2ll'0 1'1'Vi0w1'1i. hr-xuvw: - - N Nvf Hoi'-plafes and pizza pie . . 4'mmiu llall has ' .' ' lllU1llt'lllS, but Cl11Illl2lHlS llOYl'l' on solilumlc. lnstcaml s11111g'g'li11g' fowl is tlw habit ual IHINT-flllli' am : lmurs only OIICOIIIYIQ, ' 1n'aC'fiCG. Warm days, sunbalhing, and lo+s of aHen+ion . . . The lll101'tl10il0X is stanclaul in Harper Hall, wlle-re an occupant is not an imliviclual unless she smokes in pajamas, 0f'C'2lSlO1l2lllY swears, anal prays for a11utl101'pa11't5' raid. - Efffwifilti 49 ll. ' Fire alarms and Hwe 4'rl1 of July-every niglwl . The New lllQ11,S DO1'IHllO1'j' the I11Qlllllg' pot for Branllcy 1111-11, XVl1G1'Q study is nearly 11011-GXlSlQ1ll and sleep ll1lCOHVQ1lllO113l. Hero, it is difficult to clisti11gu1sl1 the aclolesceut f1'0II1 the ElCHLl0H1lC, for 1'9- actions are lU1CO11l'1'OllQCl, e111otio11s u111'est1'ai11emQl, and CO1l11lUCt tl11'ives on f11'eC1'acke1's and false alarms. A ' ' Q I' J V, .. I I. 1 X .ln 1 - X a I . - ' up I. WI.. 7. ' i74..- 'll sill -T WI. ll 'll . 'ls ' u A wa. M. ...-- ' 'lg I, 'QL ' If ll --' lb. W ghllh' . 4 n ,..-- i'f,',A W IIID. --L-- . lllgll-. N.-- .-. Y q'0Al:fr' rl is F ? a-r 1 rf . if 1? 5. ll. sv-- F au-14 4, X'-X ..: -IHQFH1' fi' ' 19. ' , on 9 XQQIUS 15 ':, ... 5 ,h 4 - 3 ,- 5. Q 3 A l 445gul 2g-- ' L 1' -. .:'.l- ':ip4, ' 'll !g,. . Nui' eggs I Q 'liz ig If ,h 'g. 'EiL'f, 'm q.i'- .ivy ll . 5 1 I snag ,mx mfr! N, f ,ffm i lb L P 'Z' J-E 31 5 ' 15 ll- ' M w A, i::!!ll llnisz 'f -nmlll GIF' J' 'EEEEE iii' iiisijgii N g HJ 1222, , ,Fi i.llll l !-W H llll ll- lillf. ' ., ,'!ll! l' . Ann!-1 W . H- N ,gh Ugg' lui, 1:1 . - - - -Qfff,',',.' Af. V' f . 'IL V ,.,, ..... ..'...-fx.. u '...,1 'fl' ' I MMM, ,, .U , . 'ng .su .- M A .,Lq . ', lQi!H ' 1 ju - .,.-, ..,.-- . ,-. 1.3 , ...-...,:ll...--. I fgbh , ., ,A ,W , v U 7 6 Ili' I 74' X I ,-- ,Af qto +0 keep Bradley opera+ing wah efficienf . . . D I A T I 0 I7 ',,.l,-en' ,gun an f -ff' .Q- S nail!! 1-09-- if x S X ,fr -.-- ,f - Y KJ G M J-E ,uh lr' gi ' fl' Q 5.1 ,dk D X 7' W-,g,,,. i I- ' I . O - 7 0, .J I' 17' -+1 ' .an 1 , lggiinsh ' lv. 1 in .f.3 :aL.k Hg Irv - f YU 's ,Q 1 'Inca A1 .maj - JT -,Jn Q -..: ,541- .'1ff'!-h- f 'wr -, . A,- -vw 1 .'f5 f ' It iii ..x .: ' ,ig ,was 4 - -. 13 - . -x ,- ' . ' J fi? f. I 7 '3-It . A, ' '. --Q ,vw-1 ' ff'9Af '5 ' . 1-,V f'-- .' AUNY7- ' Q 25. l 6 if .59-' ,, W PL SK: x sg- Q af 3. '. ri! hr.f3:':' P'TfAi .fr d 'V fa. N I-Q Q A ' 7 .'L?.:'- ' L,f'1x5'fq? 'f, 4-yi-wi ' -EA 'x '3 'I - gf.-QW r' - ' 4' N E '-L 'jc 5' ' .Qian f .-Vg . -f J. 2 ' 23 . 2.7 H 5 . ,,.,k, K. , +5 QA BRADLEY UNIVERSITY Horam, ILLINOIS March 19, 1954 TO THE STUDENTS OF BRADLEY UNIVERSITY On January 30, 1954 the Board of Trustees announced that Dr. Harold P. Rodes had accepted their offer to become the fifth President of Bradley University. The Board made this announcement with a feeling of satis- faction and of real accomplishment. Dr. Rodes was the unanimous choice of all members of the Board and of the Faculty and Alumni Advisory Committees. He is one of the outstanding younger educators in the United States. He received his B.A. degree with highest honors from Dartmouth and his M. A. and Ph.D. degrees from Yale. His strong educational background and his knowledge of the problems of our private colleges and universities combined with his excellent administrative ability make him an ideal president for Bradley. We have every reason to feel that under his leadership Bradley University will become a better and stronger university. cerely yours President Board of Trustees An empty office-a dust-filmed desk . The throbbing persistent tempo of the President's office has been stilled for more than a year. An invading spirit of uneasy quiet settled over the room like ai thin film of dust clouding the ceaseless efforts carried on elsewhere to keep our university running' smooth- ly. The only indications of strain appeared as deep furrowed wrin- kles on the brows of such men as Dr. Haussler and Dean Sipple, who held our faith through an era of uncertainty. Now a spiritual dust cloth has brushed the furniture until once again it glows with a satin-like warmth. The tension has eyapo- rated, the strain seems to be gone, and once more the door stands invitingly open. lVith the spirit of presidents from the past hope- fully watching over our future-we anxiously await the presence of Dr. Harold P. Rodes. dministration 0ificials Brisk, erec+, burdened- menfor in an uncer+ain era . . Niiilllj' :ui zippi-oviiig' glzilivi- has lwvn cast Ull .X. H. Iizlllsslm-l', Wvli-milk-ssorl, mlisiillglli- slwil, with :iw-yiiig' liziir Zlllti vzlmliil lwowii l'f't'S. Xvivt'-i,l'l'Sili0ll1 of tile' l'IliVe11'siT5', l'il'1'll1'ili1'H, :w lui is :1i'l'i-vticmiiaiti-ly vzlllod In-lliml tllv swlws, strivvs mliligvlltly to Self thi- l'i1ivi-i'sit5 s l'Hlll'Sl iliiwwtly in tho mill- illii iii' thi- pi'm'v1'liiz1l sti'z1ig'l1t mul ual'- i'mx '. His ufiic-0, wi-ll km-pt :uni tzlstvfilllj' li1'l'0l'2lil'4i, i'i-vi-ails to i-vi-n the UZISUZII ob- SL'l'X'L'l' tliv nm-sit, Wvii-0l'liL'l'l'1i lifv that our Xvivl'-i,I'l'Sitil'Ilf ivmis. Father of our silent generation- a oof and forcefully academic . . Dr. Chester E. Sipple looks more like the mythical atomic scientist than Dean of the University. A rather shy, retiring gentleman, his eltin humor belies his end- less industry as he tackles the myriad of problems simultaneously confronting him. His piercing eyes show immediate compre- hension of any situation, no matter how complex, as he contemplates Bradley life from that rather harried yet intelligent countenance so symbolic of his position. lnmlqiiig' eilninst likv an stmlviif. Dvaui L4-sliv II. Tucliei fulfills his HllllQ'?lllflllN with thv piwlvisimi mul giwice of ei vlizniipimi znllili-tv, whilv 4-xpi-vmiiig' thv fm-t ziml l 2llIlill'i'l- mlm-ie: :1pp1'op1'ia1T4- tn his wllivizil xtzitus as Ili-2111 of Stu- dents. ,XII 2ll'lll4'lll'2lllj' iiwliiim-il. szigeiviulix gm-iitln-1112111 iiivliiizliiwml Niimx1l?i'il't llc-sm Hrvillv Xutlullwift 4-zlliivs mi his llll- S als lil'gL'lSll'2ll'Zlll1l llvzm nl' .Mliiiissimis with ull lll1'll1'1't'N- jx' zlplmnh in vmiinmml flu- l'l'NlN'l'f uf alll. Ili: lim ll. lil-nik 1-wi'-iw-zimly smilv ix il vrmstelnf zlill tu students in thv cwlveiiwiit of fhvii' college 1':l1'e-vl's. llis titlv, l,ll'l'l'l'Ul' of Thi? Hflim- of Spf-cial S0l'YivPs, mlfws 110i fully vmwi' his lllll'lk'2lt1' position as livaul of The guimlziiico porsoliuel. Father Confessor to all his friends, Dr. D. E. Gorseline inanages the llni- versity 's Evening' School with the sanie benign. self-confident air that is so ap- parent. in his education day classes. Victorian life is personified in Dean Olive B. XVl1ite, who governs the woinen on cainpus-as well as all campus social affairs-with a steady hand clothed in the velvet glove of her sniile. An advocate of the ' 4 Devvev educational system, C. VV. Schroe- der. Dean of Men, car- ries his interest in na- ture into his everyday work. if 'N Bennett College gill L-lect1'ic-1111112129 is the Ver- itzililc existence of Demi Fred IC. Ilan-c of Beniictt College. His iiiteflligeiit Ql'Ulliil1lCC pre- lizires his stumleiits for their G11- tmiicu into the i111lust1'ia1l and l'H111l11L'l'l'l2li liollls. - College of Commerce 'l'l11- l'ull1-go of l'1l111111u1'c0 wus immlvr tlil- vzipzxlwll- elircv- tim: ut' lll'2lll Hlilwrt .X. Jzmiic- sem. :1 siiim-wiv, l'w1'tl1i'ig'l1t 1112111 xvlw. :ll ilu- close- uf the' lirst 51-lin-stvig lm-ft till' 11-lzltivv sim- plivitv ul' vziiiipiis life- lm' tliv ill1l'i1'zl1'l4's ui' Tllv pl'4v1'4-ssiollzll xxnrlml. School ol Art Head of the School of Art, Dean Ernest Freed is the embodi- ment of the spirit of art in its surrealistie, naturalistic, and ro- mantic forms. His deep-set, seri- ous eyes belie the humor beneath, while his creative genius eontin- ues to amaze us. College of Engineering Engineering - complexity - reality. These words are synon- mous with Dean Russell Gibbs. Dean Gibbs lives for that future day when his students can leave antiquated Holmes Hall forever for the wonderland of the new engineering building. The de- partment that built Bradley Poly- technic is coming back into its own. School oi Music 111-1111 111.1119 S1'1111111 111' N111fi1', 1i1-11- 111-T11 X. 1x1111-111-1111- is 21 111st11111111f 1111111 W1111 Nl'l'lll1llg'1f' 11111-11s 1ll 21 1115's- 1i1'111 w111'111 111' 11111si1'111 1'1111t11si11. 111-- 11111x'1-11 1'l'11lll 1111- ll11111412111l', 111- 1111111-- i111111-ss l'l'X'l'2l1S il 111'x'11t1-11 1111l'1'K'5t lll his 11111si1' c111sSes. College oi Liberal Arts 81 Sciences T111- 111-1111 111' 1111- 11il11l,'Q'U 1111' 1,111- l'l'Zl1 Arts 111111 S1'i1'111'11s is 21 'L1'l'2llll1- 1.2l11l1'l'1j' 111111111115 1111111 with El s111'1, 111111-t lll2llllll'l' 111111 1-x1'1111i11111'111x' 4 . . - , 1l'l1'lll11f' 11111111'11- 11111111 ,X1'111111' 141. li11111t. Peoria College 1'11111'i21 1'111111g'11 is1112111:1g'1'11111'i111 11111 s2111111 111-1's1111211111- 11i1' 111211 11111-- V211l11s its 111-2111 - 1Vi111111' 111. 111'i111111. 11s 12XVU-j'l12ll,' 111'11g'1'21111111'- 1'01's 21 11cg'1'1111 111111 is 1151111111 111 1110 lllillly s111111-111s 121111-1'i11g' 111'111'Qs- si1111111 sc'1111111s. Graduate School T111- 11102111 111' 11111 1117141112119 SC'1l1'101 is XV111Q1Y 1ill1lXV11 - D12 Rz1y111111111 L1e111ey. 1Yi111 119011 1111- 111?1's121111i1i11g', 110 1111i111s0p11ic21115' g111111QS g'1'211111z11e S111l11Qll1S 111 111Qi1' q11os12 for 1116 1'11111y G1'ai1 of k1101v1Q1Q1gu. Full Time Braille Faculty From pomp and circumstance . . Alurtiu H. Alu-gg Lllllilll l'. .XIIVIIINU Il Ffll'l'1'w! A. .xllllt'l'N0ll Vurl I . Amlry Hlvlllllbll U. Al'Yill , . . l hlllp l:Q'1'liQ'l'. J r. 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II2lIlSl'll l'19l'll2il'1l II. lIz11'gr1'm'0 Arthur IC. lIZll'l'ill.Q'f0ll Russvll lIv1'g'Pt Duzim- W. llill HPIIIIPTT M. Ilollowell Arthm' Y. llollglutoll Vlwstm' XV. 1lmvz11'd 1,9311 F. Ilowzird Ruth M. Ilull EPIIPST Ising: 1.'l2ll'PllCP H. Jildilllilll Rohvrt A. Jznuiescm l13a1'hzl1'a A. Jr-svph Alex J. Katauskas IQPIIIIPTJI Y. Kinclwlov XYilliam B. IQIIJIJIIIQYQI' Uharles li. Larson Anders ll. lianrene llerniee Laws Ray Lepley Lawrence M. Lew Paul Met'orlile Alvin MeGa1'y A. Xvilyllti Mellanghey Alfred P. Mankin Clara K. Mawhinney Sue R. Maxwell John l. Meinen David NY. Meister Franeis C. Mergen Frank R. Miller Robert XV. Mintlnier Dow P. Mitchell Marvin G. Moore O. Irene Morrow George E. Muns, Jr. Roger E. Nebergall E. Vivian Newport Laurence E. Norton Nicholas Nyaradi Joseph Oehota Peter A. Ortiz Charles K. Orsborn Oliver S. Owen Chahner N. Patterson Mark G Paulson Hazel E. Peterson Lloyd N. Rahn Harold B. Ratcliit Mary E. Rauh Lou Agnes Reynolds Kenneth L. Richards v .lim YV. Rowilen Samuel G. Sadler llerlmert li. Samlstrom Russell XY. Sartt l'hlwzll'1l -l. Sehlegel Leo S. Sehrall llaroltl li'. Sehwarni Pllehe ll. Scott. Virginia J. Segale NVillian1 A. Sellon NValter E. Short John H. Shroyer ltlhagat Singh Marie XV. Smiley Carl E. Sniith Sofrona L. Smith June I. Snow Harry R. SOClQ1'St1'0111 George A. Stegner Jacqueline R. Stegner Steve Sueio Daphne B. Swartz lVaino E. Thonipson Loyal G. Tillotson XVihner F. Tortat Gerald E. Tupper John S. Turner, Jr. Henry C. Vander Heyden Katherine G. Watsoii Henry F. VVhite George J. Vtfild Roberta J . VVi1ls NVoodrow B. VViln1ot Louis A. R. Yates Chester R. Zebell . to prosessional confusion . 29 at M 5 5.::i?f:gLqj'.r,W2gaZTv , 29 fm P, ,- Q , rr I' I 'Q ' I? 3 Q 4 , . '1 A 573. F ki f V , f ' ' Q Rv- f' s f Q? , tx, L v i . Q ' ' H - I 4 . , .. b r ' I' h gfrl 1 -- -4' . ft Q, V ' 1 I A f. xx Y. EP 1 ' ' V 'i 1., 1 , Q F' vx , - . ' I 1 ' 7 Y Q x' ' ' V, Q, fe. 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' 3+ ,Q 1 r sv , ,f 5 Y s.. : D, , l m 4 sk . x Nz lf - i, f fqhwcxk AW, W, 'F sf . ,, 'a i an V Q Government .X ll:11'1':11'1l illillt'2ll'llI ' lll'Ill 111 Ivvnx H111 IC:1st1-1'11 ltmk ut' 1listi11vti1111 1-41111-1-'1Ix tlw 11'-11'111 tl'l1'111llV p1'1's1111z1lltY oi l'1'1m14l1-111 l'11'lqt1lIl1-Nluw Student Council I'11'11ot'1'Qa4li11g' st111le11t 1li1'e0to1'ies, pai11ti11g' c111'l1s, E. Jfs face t111'11i11g: 21 lu'illia11t red, muf- Hutl Zlf'L'SH and 11a1ys 111-z11'1l 21111111 the noise ut' 1-n11111'il 11111111I1c1's 1-z1ti11g' Ilil1'llt't11lL'S 111111 'g'l1ll'l- ing 111ilk-this is ytblll' St111l1111t f'Olllll'il. This y'cz11' the L'tl1llli'i1 1z111111'l1e1l the Imok ex- 1'l11111g'1- 11'l1i1'l1 1-11111111-tl st111l1111ts to buy books at lmx' p1'i1'1-s. 'l'l11- l1ig'g'1est p1'11jcc't fm' the your 11115 tht- Iblllblidlillg' nt' Zl ST1ltlUllf llil'L'i'tUl'f'. T110 1li1'v1-t111'5' 1'1111tz1i11e11l 11z11111fs, 111111111 z11l1l1'1ess11s, 211111 l'1-111'i:1 pl111111- IIllllllll'I'S ut' B1'a11lle1y's filvlllff' 211111 ft111l1-nts. Svlnml t'll'l'fi0IlS, t1'z1H'i1' sz1t'1-ty, Zlllll Thx' Sl'l'X'il'l' 'l'l'm1l1llj' 2lI'l,' also 1ll'f1jt't'TS uf H10 1-1111111'il. NYI11-11 fr111'i11g' lmlls z11'1111111l, thc 221121 l'z1111p11s 1'Zll'lliX'21l is z111utl11-1' Elllllllill lil'U,il't't of tlll' g'1'111111. 11'I111s1- z11lx'1s111's 2ll'l' U1-1111 I111-kt-1'. IC, .l. H1111-1', Zlllll l71'.N111't4111. - N 111--I 111 :1 111-1-kl-1' 111.---ting :1141-: l'1-ggix' Ilurxt, Nlztry Wmlv. Luis lim-1111. Xl'IlAlI1lI I :11'1'ix. li. .l. llitrt,-13 tiI111'i:1 Slll'lI'l1'll. .lim II1-iplv. .xllll Hilvwll. Vllil l 1 t'n11v1'. IZUI1 lI111lgN1111, .lim t':11'i11w. t'l:1i1'1- l'1':1gg's. ITV. L. NUVIUII. .lurk 4 1'1-I., .ln .Xl11'1'11:1tl1.1', Xl:-rlv AXN1-I11-11l11'1-11111-lg Mary XY1'lli11gT11l1. 'ici fit. .-.....,,,.Nx Left to right: Dean Leslie H. 'l'ucker, Dr. Barbara Joseph, 'William Fanning, Robert Pratt, E. J. Ritter, Jack Milne, Clark My-Entee, YVillis Tribler, Dean Robert A. Jzunieson. Board of Control Bradley's Board of Control at- tempts to determine thc policies and direct the staffs of student publica- tions. Composed of seven members, one of their most important tasks is the appointment of the editors and business manager for the ANAGA and the SCOUT. Easing the aches and pains of stu- dent publication staffs problem enough for any group. The ticklish job of proportioning insufficient funds to the yearbook and newspaper re- quires cautious handling-this year's Board was adequately cautious. As president of the lioard, Pete Kolllios maintains austere diplomacy with a satiri cal touch. D 1 . . 111111 1. lX1l1l'I1Il l'11lll'1II1lI 1'11Ak 11'l'lI5, X1-11 l1111sl1-y, lII'2I1lT lXI11Ill'.Y, Nlllfllll 11:1111- 1r1'1' 1 11, , 1 , . 1111 111'1l'111 1-'11f1111-1' 1141- 111-111, 111111 Xl:11s1-1, .l111111 NX1111:1111s, lmlnins 11:111- ir ... 11 111 III1' 14 1 l1111 I' 11 l'11f11-111- 11111-vig, l'1I1'l11lX' .X1Ix'1s111', ' 1 - , , 1.1111 -1. ll-1-1 111,..-1 1111-:iris X111'-111113. l11111:11-1.l:111-1111111,.I:11'11:11'11.:111. 1111111-it 11111151- lll, 1.11311 11411111311-11, 11111 1'--11'111111111i. 1111111111 .11111 lllXX1ll1, 11111 .l11'lx11111-1' 1-Us v 11111 1111l1.1s- 111'1ll11'111-s 11i 11l11-1' 11 ll1'l'll111lN 1 1 . 1 1 slw' svll-1-11llll1l1'l11'1' 31. ' 'Ah ?:f'l . . ., i , 1-new ww, I, .,., - U --0 .1 J ,Q wwb 1 , 1 1 Msg 111Ier1r11ternityCouncil '1'111- Wilj' 11111 111111 11-11 21 I'l'i11 t'1'z1t111'11- ITN lllzlll. S111l111y'-,1111- vlotlu-s 111111 21 1101-1' 111 11is ll2ll111uf2l1lll so llll' song' gwws. 111 11 t', 11m1'1-1'1-1', y1111 1':111 11111 11i111 115' 11is 1-11111'11vo1' to 1Illlll'UYl,' 1.l'2l1l'1'l111f' 1'1-1z11io11- sliilis. 1X1'1111111l l'111'ist111:1s 111' is 1illOXV1l fm' luis zivts of 1111111-1'n11-111'1' 21s 111' plays 52111121 11111115 to 1itt11- 111-1111:111s. -Xs sw- 111111 s1-11111st111' 111-g'i11s to 11111, 111- turns to fiwmliv 111111 11121118 1111- g'z11z1 IFC' 111111v1-. Spring' 1-1111111s 211111 111- is 111 21 XY1lll'1 of lllillllllllg' l'11z11'iot l'2ll'l'S, 11ic'11ics, 211111 111-z11'T11':1l'l11i11g' SC1'l'112llll'S lo C'tl1lYi1lL'Si'L'll1 11111111-s. .Xll t111'1111gl1 11111 yvzu' 111- is 21 s1'1111la11', R111 utlilcto, 211111 :1 Ill1L'llC11-1'UOI11 sociz11it'1-.,' Panhellenic Council Back to seliool ai week early and between semester planning are the rushing woes of the sorority girl. However, after a week of l1El.Sl1 ses- sions, fixed smiles, and Choking on '4Forty Cups of Tea, the result is some terrific pledges and Operation Rush proves XV01'fl1XVl1llQ. Panhellenie is the voice of the sorority five. ilVl1QtllQ1' it be at dance, scholarship banquet, sorority sing, or assisting a. Coed who is seeking affiliation, members of the N ational Panhellenie spare no efforts. 5. .G Louise Solaray is the capable and eoldly sincere leader of the Panliellenie Council. Seated from left to right: Nancy Herrinnnii, Jenn Ehlen, Joyce Pottorf, Mznuritn lrxxin Nw Inter-iaith Council To help insure religious inter- est on campus, tvvo representa- tives of eaeh faith comprise this Council. Their activities include an annual holitlav presentation of The Christinas Carol and Religious Einphasis lVeek in the spring. Row l: B:nrl1:ura Henry, Mary .lean Tliompa son, .lonnne Seinlmv, Lois Nl'l1ll'XY2llt. Mary .lu I-Iwnlt. Ren' 2: Larry Miller, Dr. E. EIIIIIIP. Faculty Aflvisor, Augustus Kwabi, Beverly Bar- kev. Rieliarll XY:nlker, Harolll Mazurek, .Tallies El'XYlll. Row 3: Larry lffller. Paul Bosse. XYarren Willems, L2'lWl'0lll10 Grant, Jnlm Sl-lierer, .lulm Bllilllk, Wvultel' l2IllHl'1li'l'i. llleu's Dormitory Council Imagine four hunllreml 111011 llilC'illll.Q' it togetlierl The tlU1'111 emit net lit'2llS with the vari- ous :mil sumlrv prolmleins that arise i'l'Ull1 the erazv niixell-up lllzlil to the sllmvel's, either freez- ing' or boiling. 'l'l1eeouneil serves as Zlll exeellent sorting' group in Q'lll4illlLL' the polleles oi their ha- ven 2lW2lj' froln hmne. limi l: .li-rl'-v llines, .lulm 'l'm-:lsaluln-, lllillilili i,i4'Nl4'illIl'il'l', xx-Ilill'l' liilllvmleii, Xvilililhll 5lilllIJlll. lion' 2: l'. l'I:ir'l l,ng:nn, William llermlv. liillierl Xil'l'4'lIl'l'. William Iluerl: hyilflll' Wolf, .lsnmes Kll'l'illIA'l'. livin IL: 'l'll-mms Nlellnven, llnviil Trask, f':lrltm1 linker, .lflllll Sllrillgg. lluviel lla' lu-e, .lolm KiIll'llll, liulu-rf limi-l:l. Q I Q Y 'lsr 1:75 l Campus Carnival Committee 1 1Vitl1 the wave of il lllilgil' WQ11111, 111118 El C1l2ll'11'Zl1l1t' spirit topped by 1111 air oi' C0111lDll1S10ll, the 1+'ie11111o11se is CU1lV01'iUt1 into il 111i11g'et 1111l1WiIj'.H i1,j1'tK'UW1S are t1Oll21t0t1 to we1t'z1re 0l'Q.1'2l1l1Z2l- tions by St1111e11t Co1111ei1 1110111- bers who 1101141 the eon1111ittee. Left to right: Gloria S1lCl1t1l'll, JZIIIIUS 5 Z t':1ri11s, .Tolm t'1-obs, 1'e,q,u,'y llurst. Freshman-Sophomore Ciiieers 1 Q it 1 I11f01'111E'l111Y takes pret'ere11ee over Robert's Rules of t.,11'l,1C1'S,, L11l1'111g' freshman and SOI'J110IHO1'Q e1ass 111eeti11g's. The business and 1193112101195 of the two e1z1sses are ' Z I eapably 3C1II1i1l1St91'Qt'1 by i11911' of- ' HCGFS as JE11QY oeeasio11a11y spou- sor 11311098 and soeial events. Row 1: James C11:111f11e1', Treais., 1lo11:1111 Brian, Vit-1--P11-s., Robert 11tll1g'S01l, Pres., S:1114lr:1. St'1lXY2ll'1'Z1Jt't'k, Set-y. Row 2: T1lQ1't'S2l YVi11i:1111s, Seey., Ro11:1lt1 Stuck, Pres., Kent Mohr, Vive-Pres., Robert Jzu-obus, 'fl'l?IlS. 1953 Homecoming Committee 1Vee late hours growiiig 1a1ter, C'2l1'Cf1l11y fo1'111111ate11 11121115 goiiig' awry, 211111 t'rz1ye11 nerves and weary II1111t1S-1110 ge11era11 r111e of any nieeting' of t11is t'0I111Il1110C. But this year proved the exception, for eyerytliing' 11111 so s111oot111y that perhaps the biggest worry was t11e lack of worry! The iiB1'Elt,11Cf' 1,111 PH1'21l1Gii HCJH1C't'flI1111lg NVHS just s11ort of stupe11c1o11s, due to 21 well seleetetl steering group P1113 wise eo1111se1i11g' t'ro111 fz1e111ty advisor, Chet Zebell. Row 1: Nziiivy Ht-1'1'i111:111, J:1111vs 1111l1t:1, L1-o11:11'1l Costa, Mnry xVC111llg'1'tlll. Row 2: Mary C:11'1'ig':111, Lois fflbill- stot-k, N1-il Toilsley, 1101'tl1'1ly Rose11b:111111, Betty 1'Ie1'1'e1so11. Row 3: George S1-buster, XYiI1i:1111 1311111'111:111, YVi1liS Tribler, Jnvk Cro-bs, ttlilllt liilllltly. . ,W we 37 ,uk i ' x -gal l23 7 891045 ywmnlg l222324 any' F4 l sf ' - 75 A gl I A V l,,':- AN ZINNINTHIIT t'lllfOl', Marv XV9lllllSl'l0ll was proficient R N, 4 f , ,,. ., Q I U .. ut lllillflllgl' tlw hunk z1tt1'zu-tlu-4111 lunrc ways than 0119 ,W 'A Y 1'- fm Vw-Tw A . 'dw I - 'FM ...T x . 38 Anaga Staff -lm-li Mnlnv, mu' wll- Tmy llP1ll'STllP lll2ll'l'ih of il y1'2ll'lNNlli l'Ullllll1'X-Ill!! timv. :xml You muvln nx- vllm-ll llIlllUl'lElllk'l . . X glut -lrll ll 1 .xll Ulilllll in luv artists mul lbl'ill'l'l0l' ln-ing' lllllll'l'llll'l2llllX 'rolnpvl':1- lm-mall. .lnvk Xlilm- , . . . . If-lir--r ,' xlJlI'4Y XVl'lllIl:ll'!ll . . .Xx-i-1:1111 lf-lllwl -, Hil ll4lI'1lUIl . . I'lI4llIlQl'IlIllIlY I-hlirnu Qr 6.4.1 Y Q 1 llnllrln l'h':mn . . l.:lj'-'IIT lffli!-lr Q y:'?,.h:. f'.u'u'. Klivllnvl 1'ml.x' 4X1lmini-llturi-fn N1 1 . Taking fm lllllllllf' King . . .M-llxill-'N V., P l ' Illlllll l'lIfl4'liu'l' .Xllllvllvx 'lg Kl:1I'll'llu' Zvllllllvl' . l u':1lIlI'I'N R l':lm 4':1wxi1l:1-x' . . . . .Xllilisltw l.ym-tt-W .Xl'ke'l'm:m . , . . lll'LlIllIlfJllllllIN llvllj' Kllllllvll, lll'Y1'l'lj' li.lNll l'l'I'l'l'4'lflNNlIH'll Rlill'-X' lmu lfngln' .... . . . ln-lvx RIl1'llITl'l l'ml.Y, Nl:nI'.X'Il Kllvlll . . llfllly l':1llIIlI' llulu-rl l'l':llT ..... . . lllwilu-ss Sl:11r:rgu-1' llr. Hf11'l::1r:1 ,lun-lull, lf. .I l'iT1vr . . . l'w2It'lllf.V .X-lx'ism'Q l',1lltm'l:ll AXws1s1:lllTr1 : r-ally ' x . , . . . - A .lmnn llillllllltlll, lmn Nlllw:ulx'l':u1. lluyllls l:m', Xum-y lll'I'l'l mmm, Nmflrzz llurin, l,m'r:1im- Jnlmwn, Num-y lfmnkv, HM' , . . ln':rfllvlx', Nllvlnu-l l nrnlu. Bl:1rl.+ru- N-lam-4-lm-1', l'llUT1bg,fl'IlIllIl4' .Xssisfzxntm .Xl llIll'liI'Il'l1'l', Hin-lu:l1'1l Xlilill. K1-ll AlllNlil'l', llull llrlmks, 'll'l'l.Y l,1'l1'l'SlIII, Hill Duty. Publication l',l'llix4lll. 5IlllY lvl'4'1'll, llullV Sl'ul'llYl'N. Qi OC QC Q Often eccentric and noticeably odd, the LXNAGA statt delights in mug- ging for photograpliers. Their unique dispositions are retiectefl on every page of this book. Deadlines, budgets, and bouquets of onions . Your 1954 ANAGA is a combination of a year's planning, a myriad of copy and pic- tures, and more than at few shattered nerves. This book contains our impressions of Brail- ley-the Bradley we see from day to day. lVe've handed out a few bouquets and an equal number of onions, but throughout we 've tried to remain honest, sincere, and objective. As you read our black and white monstros- ity, that hole in the wall we call an office will be vacant. The publications building will no longer smell of our smoke and coffee and pizza pie. And as you turn each page, our weary staff will be watching you - and pon- dering your reactions. To us, this book is more than a college an- nual. It moves and breathes and even speaks. And it will forever repeat, at least to us, the story of deadlines, budgets, and occasional words of praise. An acrobat, a contortionist, and even a photographer of some merit, Gil Gordon intensely served as chief photog for Brad- ley publications. His creative genius speaks for itself in this book. cout tall l IT Nll'.XllZIllIS . . . l':1lIl4ll' Xl'lll l.lSlm' . .XNSlNTJIlIl lilllllll' lol: l'r:l1T . llllYllI1'YN Xlzmn 1- V llwu l, lIlIIIlIFl'll . . . Vcwllj' lfflitwl lux' llifsvmn, lion Xlt'llJlllYl'Jlll Npwrlw lfflilmw ll'l1'y NT1'X'u'l' SlH'll'l-Y l':4llllll 1 ll llllfllllll . . . llll1lllljll'IIIIlI1'l' lll. H:11'l::1l':1, .lun-pln . l'NIll'lllT.Y .Mlvi II lfl1Turl:nl .Xss1st:1r11s: .lulm lXlll1'lllJl, l':nT .Xl I1-n, l':t'l'll2ll'Il ll:1I:lv:r1-ll, .ll-l'1'j' .lHlIllSHll Illx Ilnxill llszlv Nlngm-ss, lim-r:1l4l Sus: '. : NYulf4', l'l2Il'T lY:lx'it, llilll Nlwn, Hill Stum- ,, v . ,. Ium I nxu-ke-r, lull .ll-mfs, l'l1ief Pat 3lC.XllH111S. him clelwll by El hi-weelily publication TIl1'l1t'4l out H creditable college lwwspapm-, with the aid of a reju vellzltwl jm11'uz11is1u 1lepa1't111e11T. lm-Iq1m'uu1ff1'1flil- Illf xxlnitlluml-m-T'1Iw H lll2Ill'l.Y lllill1'NI'fI -2- ' ' ' ' l'llN. UllI'lblPt1 ul xlzuh Nll1'llllN an Im wt tum' Tilllilllg. l j. 1 lives Ghoulish apparitions and dirt-toggecl windows . . . Amid the incessant ehattering of typewriters and out of the dizzy heights of free publicity and stacks of news, the Bradley SCOUT emerges every other week. lVith the day of publication the staff is found reeup- erating' from their biweekly Monday night hangovers. Hangovers Caused by pouring through mountains ot com- plaints and advertising' until the bleary-eyed and dissi- pated news hounds are seeing ghoulish apparitions of Board of Control members peering' through dirt-fogged windows. All is not no-doze and aspirin, however, as many fun- filled minutes are gleaned from the night's activity. It's these periods of mirth and the rush of last minute dead- lines that get into these journalists' blood and are jotted down forever in their diary of memories. 5l'l ll'I'yllIQ' llt'lil'l'-Niil'li1'l' zleross t'2lllllHlS in tlue wake ot a sott aut unm bre-'ye with illl lllllll'1'Qll2llPlt' steel tenee llaltlu its passage, the Neon' symbolizes the ot nianv llradlev students who di il't their ways i'iIl'llllfJ,il our alma-nlater l,l l'lllltXt't,l YYll'll a lllgllli mare ot advertising eopv Hob Pratt tries to eonsole himself as business nianager of our peuniless publications. y ,sgymljla 'W ag! o 'few' .gl ,W ,f-'99 K 1 n S-'tsfwfa Wnbfpie. W 1'-1 fs 1 ,. ka A N2 X9 N? 5 is Q 3 'asia QE ', GN' bg FN Nl , Y QC K-T.-1 Q i 4 -A Lfvf if ks gfaeslsff 153 .J 41,1-' fn- ,-1' The University Band Their highly unpublicized appearances begin with opening convocations a.nd are followed by strenuous marches and clever formations at the Peoria Stad- ium during the football season. As basketball takes its place in the sports world, our band follows along in the stream of excitement by oifering peppy marches and dreamy songs to lure our basketball fans into their happy moods. Wlith the presentation of their annual spring concert, band members com- plete their year of fun and music-making despite the lack of subsidies. Lawrence Fogelberg di- rects the l,l1llVl'1'SllY Band with the physical exuberance of a P.E. major. 'H X I , l 43 5 I bob Lllho 11 Anal-est 1 an ANSRKIN UNWERS-msg AND COLLEES I. . , -ig J: 11 '-1' Robert E. B2'l1'1lllZll'lf Honorarie ,E H, Vlvllllillll R. Boege Eugene E. Booth M:'11tl1:'1 .lane Bl1l'1lllZllll :hllll Caldwell Doris A. Davies 1i'l1:11'l4Jy l'. ldiillvslviv lillgtlllt' XY. Illlllll1'9 J:1111es lllllltil Rlilllllll J. .luivmxlo Pl'lK'l' J. lqUlllillS l':1tl'1v1:1 Al1':x1l2IlllS Jack G. Milne 12ll'll2ll'll A. Xelson Joyce Allll Potforf Joan Marie Rahn Joseph Zahn XVho's XYho Among Students in American Tfniversities and Colleges is a somewhat dls tinctive honor bestowed upon senior campus leaders. Qualifications include scholarslnp leadership, and service. 4? Q - s Y. vajw.. as to ja, Row 1: Eugene Askenasy, Robert BRl'llll2l1't, William Boege, Jack Gillespie, Gil Gordon, Eugene Holmes, James Huhta, Ronald Jaicomo. Row 2: Peter Koukos, Alan Lisle, Robert Mathis, Jack Milne, Richard Nelson, Willis Tribler, Joseph Zaba. 0m1cron Delta Kappa Ask any freshman what Omicron Delta Kappa is and you 're apt to get this response: t'Oh, that's the circle in front of Bradley Hall- forbidden ground for us. However, this isn,t all, for ODK is a National Leader- ship Honor Society for men who become known on campus. Character, scholarship, lea.dership, and ser- vice in campus life serve as a basis for membership. Headed by Bill Boege, ODK strives for closer-knit faculty and student relationships. Wakapa Not to be over-shadowed by the industrious men of ODK, and in keeping with the equal rights of Women, our seniors have their own recognition society, Vilakapa. Qualifications, comparable to those of ODK, include lead- ership, service, activities, and an over-all six point aver- age. Witli Jody Rahn at the helm, Wakalaa serves the school by entertaining the freshmen during Orientation Week. Phyllis Bettinghause, Martha Jane Burnham, Doris Davies, Joanne King Goelzer, Nancy McCool, Do1'ene PZ'l1'kl11S0ll, Jody Rahn, Helen Speck. 1 'l'uln I'il'1lll'l' Huw 1' Nznllv l',l'lkNPll, .luvlv 1-1':ulu:um, Klnrlvn BIIIHM, .l:m1- lmnlu-1', Il: ntlnx' lflm-luimllln, IZIIIIIY Img. Nl:1l'x'.lm-:ulnluw l,lluls1'v. Huw ' xxmul, XIIIIAIIIVI1' l.umI1n:1ln, Huw HHH Hun .u . ' ' . ' m ' , ' fvllllllll' Vlnulu-x' Lvxm ll:1l't1-1.lwv'-'vu' XI'Il'Y NXwlu1m'm Ihlllx' 5l'QI 'Xx'N, .lrmv N-In-ull. .lmunzx Nmnlmx, lmlllllv Slum'- H . lfllgvluu- .XSkl'lIIIN'N, lv-nm-lla Il:1Il:um, lh-In-at l'l':u1l, lf1vh.ml'fl II:1l'rm:ulu, lhvlwrl l:Ill'llIIIll'f, .lzavk Zzllkv, .lulln I,IIl'SUIl. 1 y f ll'l1'1m IIIQJI, l,:l1'r.x' lxm-In. mn I'i1'1lll'1' I Klrwx'-lm':1l1 llwlulrwull, Xlurx' iullvn lurln'l'T,41+'u1111- Ixlllg-1. l':11mli.u1':1-NifI:r.v,.l:1xu-ST:1l4-y, Klnrtlnn l,:1l1. Huw ' yy v ,- , r -A . . , , . . , V Nlnrx' XXUIIIIIQIIIII, 1Ill'1lI lu-urn. .XllIlI'1Yl' l',1'1wkxmu, .ll-:mlw Xll mn, l.1f 1-m- Simf. lllll'1'lll' l,ZIl'killNlDIl, l'!:1rIv:1l':1 llittillg, 1 urul Xlvtvnlf. f ll:1n-nhl Sll'lll'l', Stznnln-x' I,1+l1l:1, lm- Nl:uwul4., lmlw lY:ux'iN. VIQIIUIIIIIN N1-Ii:nxw-lu. Wulf:-1' N4-hllvtf. 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Phi Eta Sigma B1'21C11QY1S f1'GS11I11311 111319 13015111309 has 11s s01101as111' 01'ga11iza11011 we11 11111191 9011- 1101 as 111ey s11'11'e 10 1101C1 their seven 1101111 averages 1111'011g110111 111911 1'011egia1e years. 1YE111G1' SC11l1Q11 1911 1119 group 1n 911191131111- ing 1119 f1'QS11II19I1 C1111'111g' RQg1S11'3t1011 1119911 211111 11is111b111,i11g pa1111111191s 011 '1H0w 10 S1u11y.'7 Row 1: D011 L9111l21l1S911, Vvilylle Se111111111, R1111111 Nibbe11n. 130112: 1Vu1te1' Seliuett, Jack Zalke, Eugene Sizemore, Herbert Fenske, Jack C11111y. Row 1: B211'bf11'H Henry, Painelia Cussiday, VVi11a Sue Sitton, J01111 B11- C113112111, CIITO1 Henry. Row 2: Lois COD1S1OCk, Nancy He1'1'i111a11, G1O1'1111 S11e1111e11, Mary C2'l1'1'1g2l1l, Judy G1':111:1111, Patricia Ric11n101111. Row 3: Merle Ascl1e11b1'en11e1', Betty Young, Monica, Green, Marilyn L9i11- inger, Eleanor E111911, Mary Jeanne Lindsey, Mary VVQ11111g1fO11. 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Our Air Force ile- taclnnent carries the distinction of being one of the finest units in the nation - despite the groans and gripes of ninety percent of the cadets. Completing' his fourth and final year as PASQT, Colonel NVoodrow B. NVihnot A I' Il old A I r So C I e t y connnancls the niost controversial group on campus. Row 1: Donald Hogg, Robert Vogelsang, Gino Giorgi, Jack iVilkins, Aniilrew Cali, Ray YVolf, William Cattern, Donalil Martens, Jack Tliurinan, Richard Nelson. Row 2: John Hall, Robert Osborne, John Dietz, Jerry Heinian, Janies Huhta, Charles Barthelnie, Robert O'Farrell, Jack Milne, Robert Springer, Lyle Marquis, Carl McCormick. Row 3: Charley Gillespie, Royal Hurd, Richard Groharing, Paul Bosse, Roger Laible, Eugene Askenrisy, George Houska, Ken Greene, Robert McManus, Bill Grigsby, Richard Nordstrom, Neil Tousley, Robert Linileniann, Donald Loso. fm llllj' vyeing their T2ll'g't'TN. 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Afliletic Di1'0c'ti+i', is ai coiiipusite of all these pcrsomilitios and inaylie more. YVQ liupc the lil-latcil oxoiic-mtimi of the lmys iii tliu SXYL'2llSllll'lS will give Art viioiigli 1'L'ilS0ll to turn mi the Smile tlizit lwlmigw aliovc that liow-tie. lmx l llmi ill NT :mp lli ul: lmti in In ill: l 1 rink ll: in ill N ilzlli-rg, Xvllylll' lllIl'l'1Illl.Y. XYilli:im Klvliinlvy, lun: :lil Nlil Illll iii lmliiltl :unix llnxll l lllll N- l lili lui lwliii llznnnm-lm., in x ln 1 I l in ll 1 Jixil Nt' itll n Iii U4 mia-ll, .xllilll Nlurr, lmv l'tf, lfll'll1il'Il Pvfvr- N i linli :ill l til ll l lwii lil 1 ll iii lin l nul l ii lx in lulm llilm-nv. l'f1lw:u'1l King. .lm-lm Kli-iiwn. .Xilvisuiz ii 1 1111 l 4 ii Il lin I l l mu lllTm:m, Vlili' l.mvtl14'l'y, .lnvk l l':1liklil1. .lmilm itll 1 ni In ll lliissv, Hnlllli li:ni'i'l:ny. A M' ' :Zn The Bradley Thunder Rll111lJl91'S77 serve their apprenticeship at Peoria Stadium, gain ephemeral fame at the Fieldhouse, and hihernatle eonie spring. Rose Fetfer, Mike Cody, eaptaing Joan Hamilton, Les Poclgorny, and Lois MCGauvran. Oclors in the B Club lounge . To the freshman, a clean towel. To the wounded Brave, a band-aid. The fumes of wintergreen and the pungent odor of perspiration swallow the smell of new polish on a row of football shoes. Piles of athletic equipment dwarf the housekeeper of Bradley's sporting sup- ply room, dispensary, and B elub lounge. Quartermaster and nursemaid to the Braves, Carl Grose at- tends to the details behind the SCQH9. Lf I I 1 :V nr N X fnwg Y., QW' In ,- ,.1x VIV- , 'I' .f muh, VV N ., ,. , , gjl 54 2 Mx Vgm ,W I ,M 1. V. - Her, arf :,4 ,F 4 , fi . M ,gd , W., as V .5335 1 4' Y il x Mx Football son-we called it 11lll1'Ll91'. l R o W R o W R o W R o xv R 0 W Most of us only knew our new coach Steve Sucic as the guy who never looked at those empty bleachers. Here 's wlnlt The teznn saw Monday Jfl11'OllQ'll Friday. l: Gene XY:llle1', Ralph Bzlrelny, John Deininger, Gorrlon Busse, XVHYIIQ Cl1e1':nny, LflXN'1'l'llk'k Miller, Donzllfl Seitzberg. 2: Donnlel Joos, Duane LOV9S'f1'2l114l, Jmnes Seibert Earl Stllllllllf, CllCSfQ1' Ziff-linski, Robert Blunflelius, Don Allison ll 3 3: BE'1'llZll'1l Penn, Allan 3I:11'1', Donzllll Stnnp, Rll'll2ll'4l RlL'llI'll'4lSlflI1, Dreal Hust, Franklin Gozn, .lohn Bw-k, Duvill Slltllllllll 4: Clnxrles L:11'son, Cozlchg Xvllllillll Heller, Ronalll C0lll1J1'flff, Janles Hawthorne, Dennis Anflerson, Jznnes Pill-Tim-, D rn 1l1l .vz Leo Sclxrnll, Vozlcllg Carl Kewley, Anton Engsl, Rielmlml Goins, Ewlxnunwl H:u':1si1non'ivz, John Vineiguewzl. Mnrion N 4 --l---i' Q , A, .- e 1 . , . '- 4 I' ' ' A I ' - Fil me 35. 15 X, f 22, 2 . 4- f 1 - X , . , . ,, ' 9 Q. ' P ' V rs- r i., alnrw I, li in H 4 , VV yn into ' x lv 5 if .- W-1 -l - - . Q41 5 1 --4 ll so , ,Q sr , l X 1: . R f -, - '27 'x f ., Fl: - ' 3 5-3 9 A ' ' I Y Dfw f t AAAV ,F --' . Ayll - 3-?4'f'1 ll XY if -5 'ff l 1 . 1? ,al l ' v, ,J , KG 1 A 3 - 2 U .Q sul is he Fab 4 'J X- 'R' , 1 l' 1 is A 5 he in 1 '59 f 'Q wg ,R , -A - fx , V .,, , ., I L Q gi I 5 MIG A . M, l P ip? X V : rx 9 I 'R Q- an pk, re' Q -asf we 'lf ' of f Ll 5' ' ', X' etc?-R f' ww ,MR . L 4-J e , A M '-P 1 .R , v V. M wx' ,. ' 1 , V x 4a,,z.s ' 1 .naw 4 7' M Y, at JE' . f 9,355 Q! - , A ' ,I 4 , c A X K, , nv A .A Y f . :M Q :few as f- Fi 5, e vs fl-,,, ee ,. '15 :WM Y .- W Qzew' A . R N ,J Q ,,,A M., .W - l f ni Switcliiiig' positions faster than a Gillette, Waller 's worth soared. With all that tape we 4licl1i't see eiiougli of OH1' !l'P1lt'l'?il. Stamp. Vast nftm' az l'l1't'lllll2'. i'llt'I'illllf' ilnnsml plenty nf nppnsitinn l'llllllt'l'S. Spirit that lost its way . . . NVQ- 1li1ln't ll2lVl' to XVUITX about gctting ai gum! sm-nt nt tln- fcmtlmll Q.L'2lIllt'. Uni' unn- tln-tiv stnmlm-nt lmmly's nttitlnlf- towzlrals tho lmnlm-ss Braves 11-zu-liwl il tl-1-lilo pczik at ll2lVL'Illl0l't XYIICII tin' nlxl c'1rll0g'v spirit 1110- nivntzirily Innrst into Ilznin- in tln- forin nt' il post-gziiiiv riot, Sonic-tiiiivs wth XV0llllQl' if tln-sv glumny knots nt' guys and gals in thc ll2ll'l'Ull stznlinm wt-1'v thc saunc :ns tho Clap- ping, wlnmpiiig' tlirnngs that would soon voiiiu nnt ut' llllJ0l'll2lllHll to till Rolwrtson 3l01110l'l2ll Fit-lcllioilsm-. Tlic tiwnlitimml spirit that wc rvznl zilmut in this B-Book has lust soiiiu of its t'c1'vo1' ot' thc past. V11 might say' it lust its way' voiiiplotuly last fall. Tl1e biggest fll1'O11g'S of the season were to he seen on rainy days-if we counted the refleeted distortions in the water-soaked track. Big league schedules and mummy 'rape . . . After an opening game vietory, Steve's men soon forgot the seent of the vietor's garlands with seven losses to grid machines from Xlliehita and XVayne, so-so teams like Bowling Green, Toledo, and Drake, and doyvn-right stinkers at St. Ambrose. Playing against sehools that look with more favor upon athletes than does our seholarship eommittee, the Braves began to wear more tape than King Tut's mummy. The big league sehedule proved too rough for our ambitious but minor league squad. There's a slogan that has found its way i11to many loeker rooms around the eountry. XVhen the seorer writes your reeord in His book up above, He eares 11ot if you won or lost, but how you played the game. YYe hope He also asks Bradley's gridders who arranged the brutal sehedule that faeed our amateurs in 1953. Take two photographers and G0 minutes of action at the stadium. XVe eouldn't figure the odds against this happening- either. u' Q4 9' 5 YN! I 2 ' 3 7 F T 1 Tfouoo 0 P .-Q.. 1 4 Q 1 1 W fy:-.M ,.. , 173' ' 'L , . L , tww Q' KA 1 . 1 Q : . if .xp ' rf 4 1 v S g K 4 ,Q , , 'Q 'x ji mg H lk if .lei I Q Q -od' 41 Q 5 , V , ,ww I ii. Q if .-r- A f I K H , if It xi P In wr , b V, 6 ,H W qw, f x. Wx, 1 fo .V 5 -' ' , 5'-H ffl 4 ' ' -f 1 ' 'I v N Y J f A l U 1 ,W , ,V Jr . 4, ' 1 I ' o- I WJ' ! X 1 .1 '5 f , s f ' is - NI, . 1 ' ' ' A' 'H f ,L ,I .4 f 5 5 r 1 1 N f if , A .H K 7 ' ' 'f ' if. , ' '4 V , 1 ff y, . , Q , ' . E., I . W.. A .. ! M .1 ,jfg,,,g. ,?,,.. A, ' 3 5 1 . 3 , fm- .:f +'f-fm ,R - ,EE T. . .1 .4 Ny- ,V iii: f . ,wNw4-4- Q. A+' - 75:--:af Q. . ...-.. , 'Y .'? V '91-, 'ox I x. --1... .-4.4. f-ff I-CQ 'Yn4Ns l l l Ba ketball Butterflies and basketball . . The old College spirit clieckeil into Bra4lley's Cheerin' section last 15000111- lier, A little tarmly again this year, it mlicln't seein the same as the snake-clance ing spirit of several years ago or like the cogent support ot' the Bearilless Braves. But still, as we stand in the clarkenecl liehlhouse anal watch the color guard hoist our Flag to the dusty skele- ton ot' our quonset, we share with the frosh an intangible gnawing somewhere below our fraternity pins. A. Case of hutterHies you say? lVe prefer to think of it as that Hgoocl olil College spirit. A twinkling' star in the eoacliing heavens, lflorclcly 1xlll,lP1'S0ll successtlllly cloclggml the meteors of hostile attacks from some Braml- ley Boosters with a winning team and an NCAA bifl for the Braves. Ed King - team Estergard leaves Big Pete to friends The quiet man Zealouslx 1-uaidecl player, ball hawk, the biggest shoes to -trouble to oppo- of the B1'?lVGSYJ0ll11 Carney still stoitd hustler. fill. nents. Kent. f. I IE' ' X Wu.. Huw I: .'l'11h11 K1-111, ll1111:1hl M:1Ttl11-ws. l'I11h111'Y 4 :11'111-y, T430 O'l'1111111'll, L1-v VH. H1111:1hl .T1'1h11S1111, H:1rvcV B:1bcT1'h. 1'l1:11'lvs Hustml. 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Alllili the ,i11hih1ti1111, 21 vuicm- ill thv l4'i11hll11111s11 tuhl 21 few t'1'i1-111ls, Nm1'Tl1s- hmisv is i11 o1'1h11 '. 1'losi11g'tl1o 1111111 1111 1111111111-1' 1-1'z1 nf Bl'il1ii6'f' hz1sk1-thall, For- 1'1-st iX111l1-1's1111 t1'z111sf1-1'1'1-11 his 1111-mlits to NIiCiliQ'ill1 H1111-'s i,t'lb2ll'tllll'llf of Atlilctic-s. Kin I 1111111 il shnf too. fl'llj'S?. T110 Lillip11tiz111 ll1'a11'es' 111z1sC0t is 1' 1'111l1l111 Ix111g', 111111 hw s 1111191111 111 The town. 11111112 lz1ss1-5 1l111'i11g' his 1111p1'1-11ti1'1-sliip, our 4u'1'11111111-1l 1111-m1111111 t'111'1111'y :it sonic NVAA ilill'li- f Reserve El place in l31'znlley's llall of Fznnc for lioh Uarney: NVAA scoring' king, 1'9g.l'lllll2ll MVP. and new Brave reeorcl lloltler. Renaissance aHer a clark age . . . A story that began three years ago in a New York flistrict court finally reached its climax this Mareli when the Braves earveml up the NUAA tournament cake for seconcl place honors. It's no secret that being ahle to meet the best, in the lanml in tour- ney play is a ilream we have all hopecl would materialize for Bradley University, Now that the air is clearell of that foul word fix , the sporting' world will forget Bramlley's mlark ages and look forward to our team's Renaissance on the tournament lrarnlyvoocl. Old grads, Bradleyites. and Peorians-nearly 2000 strong'-stormecl into Kansas l'ity's Civic Anclitoriinn to cheer for the Braves and bring home a seeoncl place trophy. Va .Xflnlm-T11-s NYT flu- tllllj' 111-l1ll11111w xl1mx'. W1- lmw- 1-l111p1-Is: xxx- l1z1v1- l1l11111l . , . , . 1lUllilTl4lllN, Iux'11l1-11v1 1 ul flu- lllj'l'l2lll 111 :11'1ix'iTi1-s witl1i11 11111' l11111g:11' xI1mx's il Nw-111' 1111111 illl fll'l 'lHflI l111lI1-1 slzwm-ml 1111 II11' fi1'l1ll1f111w 11le111ki11g'. f'llt1l'l'flQ'l'2lllllf' lrnx' TII1' l'lllilI4'llT ln. .X111l1'l's11l1. 'Z . -Ti ff? II11- l 1-1111 N 1111 Tide I1 ll lY1's 1'l1llNl1lQ'I'2llll1' 1111111111111 115 f'2ll'llt'j' 1 flllll law. I 1111 111 IL111111 s 111111 111111 11.111111 N 3111111-, 11.3 111 Neglecfed books, emp+y classes, and 'rraffic snarls . . . Tho 111lSS-lllg fuccs in tho night classes, The 1l11lCl12l1ll0ll p1'uc'lo1,'s' rooms in the BlQ11lS Dorm, the suurl of traflic 011 the lllesf Bluff tell us just us surely as the newspaper 'flmt The Braves are putting on a show at the Fieldhouse JfO11lg'l1l'. XVQ cease our pretellse of study, scrouuge lifty Cents for a glass of lager, and lloml for Fu1'clcl3 s Fortress. .VW W fyg fum W4 I Rebouudiug b1'i11g's many an uu- called foul under the backbozu-ds and many a jeer from the crowd. w Iuz1sy. lmvs, this ix bznslwtlmll. not Vullf-ylmll. Aw In-vk T111-lx' fwttzu lm-'frm . - 1 S0lIlt'filHtf. Sparse crowds and sporadic performances . . SlHPl'2l4lii' In-l'fnl'111z1llc'1-s lll2ll'kUt1 H10 i1l'4'wlllllZlll svilsull :ls 4rt't'2lSiHll2ll rlisplzlys oi' llzxnwlxxwmrl zlrtistry wore- w1'i'svt by fro- llllvlli Iillwvs ui' illl'Iltll4'SS. Nu BL-hlmkcs. f'ill'lll'f's, til' Iistm-1'4u'z1l'mls xwlw- l'HllNt04l zxnmlng' ilu-il' mllllln-V tlmllglx sa-x'01'z1l Fw:-lliy'-lmillt Tzlllivs wvlw- l'0t'UI'lll'1l by our NIZIVS ui' tm11m'1'mx'. .Xs thc- wilson lbl'0Ql'l'SSl'1l, TIM' fzllls lll'Q'2lllll' 1llul'0 ilWi1l'l' oi' Tlww IIIISTHIIQ' l'2lQ'Cl'S who lJ1'UlllNf' Wulw' Illv u':lI'1w Ht. the fzllllolls BIYIVOS zlllll with Wlllllll rm-sts the fllfllll' of ,Bl'2l1UUf' lwzlslu'Hu1H. But, Coach, I rlidn't think he eoulcl jump so high. XVe hope the frosh won't expect to have as sympathetic a listener next fall. Freshmen Seasonk Record Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley Bradley an 41 62: l.N.S.U. B . 693 Wheaton B . . 575 Deland lndees . . 587 III. Wesleyan B . 70: La Salle-Peru J. C. 555 lvloberly J. C. . . B35 Weldon Am. Legion B67 Roclctord Rotos . IO6q Centralia J. C. . 573 Wheaton B . . 467 lvloberly J. C. . . :Alumni . . . 677 Clinton J. C. . . 803 Ill. Wesleyan B . 63 647 Aledo lovertimel . :Lyons J.C. . . . Row 1: Peter McAllister, Dzivirl You Etten, Don Allison, Charles Sigrist, Jim Lzilnb, George Koehler, Bob M:11'gentl1:1ler, Vout-I Chuck Orsborn. Row 2: George Stupzir, Leroy Jackson, Bob Kowalski, Jerry C1'OlNlllGl'f, Jon Burnhuni, Bob Stetson, Duvifl Blair, .luck 'Potter John Marquis. Mx , , - .M ., . , W, TW? ,X 7 221 K ,, W. X 5? 3 ,V4 .C . . 3 J-, 55-323 - 2 sz V 'IRQ I-K' 'f .ESE 11' , ff? . 5, V -Y-73 l' 1 'W 1 ., gy . -,Z .fl . ,il -1 YJ vi X Qi A fill 1 -'.' .Q , Seasons Record Indoor: Bradley 36: Drake 63. Bradley 34: Marque++e 56. Bradley 67lf2Z delealed Loy- ola, Chicago. and Norlln- weslern. C.C.C. al Nolre Dame: Brad- ley, 3rd place. Cenlral A.A.U. al Chicago Universifyc Bradley, Isl place. Ouldoor: Souflwern Relays, Downslalre Relays, Kansas Relays, Drake Relays: No poinls given. Drake 72: Bradley 58: Loyola 42. Bradley 88: Monmoullw 46. Bradley 33: Indiana 89. Bradley SOVQZ lowa Bllf2. C.C.C. af Nolre Dame: Bradley, 3rd place. C.C.C, af Milwaukee: Bradley, 4+lw place. N.C.A.A. a+ Nebraska: Bradley, 20 poinls. Track-19 3 Row Row Row Sweatsuits and linimeni' . . . Track a harbinger of spring? Not so, say the young aspirants of Bradley's cin- der squad. WVe see the sweatsuited runners picking their route over the snow patches on the oval and begin to realize how much Work these men must do to be able to don the colors of our school and run before a handful of spectators who are Waiting for tomorrow's baseball game. WVe Wonder if our student body will come to life this spring in time to get a. good seat for a couple of our home track shows. Some of the meets may even be as exciting as the annual lnterfraternity hassle. Now a professional gridder, Rocket Ray Ramsey finds it more profitable to Work and play at the same time. 1: Tom Fricano, Ken Musial, Gordon Busse, 'ltd Ioonus 2: Bob Hayes, Duane Lovestraxiid, Art Lexin Deiu inuth Bob Smith, Dick Goins. 3: Paul Erickson, Jim Allen, Dick Peteisrn l n Philhu, Ito Davis, Dick RlC'llIl1'llS01l, Conch Ray Ramsey Ricliardsoifs future in the high pn oing' up for sonietinie. np pit proinises to keep the l'3rax'es Billed as an added attraction . . . Piles of sweatclothes lying on the intielclg the niisplacecl report of a starter's gun: the yacant starting' blocks: a lirnpitl piece of string' at the foot of a stopwatch. An ancient ' '- sport is reincarnatetl before our casual glance. llve sit with the politicians and schol- ars of Athens, the soltliers and Vestal virgins of Rome. lVe watch the races that thrilled people of centuries ago. But are we cognizant of the history of the spring' sport? Most of ns tlon't know how they score the points for thirfl place. lYhether these nien run for fun or glory, we wontler why they have to be hilletl as an atlcletl attraction at a baseball game. tio to your niarlqs-get set-chiseled muscles. toned to merfectimi, th-x for the clash to the wire. The frllll I r- eraclts. The grunt of the start. Soniehmly ,iunipecl the gn 11 3-Y 'hl f . Y ' A X jx Q i The race ean't be that interesting. VVe'd better notify the NCAA that these officials spend their time gazing' at the sunset, or perhaps at one of the Bradley campus queens. No, it must be the sunset. The fervor of ri- Practice on winter Dean Smith. dis- valry masks the spir- afternoons is Jim t a n c e Vagabond, it of mighty mite, Allenls price for doesn't look happy Ken Musial. winning form. despite his lead. ,Q ,,,, . . .. f ix f ws-qw?--2 .A, y M G' .i'f!PUr ff 'X 7 ku...,i ,J Seasonk Record Bradley 22 Bradley 9 Bradley I6 Bradley O Bradley I Bradley O Bradley 2 Bradley 4 Bradley I Bradley 7 Bradley 9 Bradley 28 Bradley 5 Bradley 4 Bradley IO Bradley B Bradley 8 Bradley 6 WGN IO Memphis Air Slalion . . 3 Millilcin . . . 5 Memphis Air Slalion . . 2 Wisconsin . . 5 Wisconsin . . 4 Wisconsin . 4 Illinois . . . 6 Iowa . . 5 Iowa . . . 6 Arlcansas . . 3 Waslwinglon ISI. l.ouisI . . 4 Lalce Foresl . . 2 III. Wesleyan . . 6 Omaha .... 3 III. Slale Normal 5 III. Wesleyan . . 5 III. Soullwern . . 4 III. Soulliern . . 7 LOST 8 Pd. .555 Ba eball-1953 . 1 v B LQ' i -,Q n P' v 3 1. N X. f-... L 'N XVe watched Bob Howerter hustle his way to Bradley ts Most Valuable Player Award on the hilltop diamond ag'greg'a- tion. 'tBlood and Guts to soine, Coach and Mr. Sehrall to others. Vile all know we 'd better disappear when this expres- sion arrives. Row 1: Loren Dodd, Bob Manning, Jiin Kerr, Jiin Stanezak, Bob YVebb, Robert Brasher, Cliff Lothery, Roger King. Row 2: Bob XYatson, Jim Oltnian, Ivan Belnn, Charles Boston, Bob Howerter, Joe Frank, Lee Utt, Dick Metzger, Sain XVilson. Row 3: Coach Charles Orsborn, Robert Lubkenlan, John Kent, Ronald Lundgren, Dave Stratton, Ed Taylor, NV111. Robert- son, Dale Hatfield, Don Stamp, Mgr. Richard Otto, Coach Leo Schrall. gf le 1 .fx X W. ' 5 --r r, .,,, r i n fini! iff' K eff 4. , N. , . sr- C NL 1 ' Q w'..f7'We1 't ' We f View M1 i gifs .K qw ,kX,!,p K i Lx i fix L WA ' 'iq bf id A... .AM 11 ,flank .XM 4 LRG?-x i i. I I P f 'f Q. N S1'1'1H', 2 U N 1 x 1,1 gf 1 111 01111191 1111111 11 111111111 1 11111 1 ll 1 , 1 es QNIN'i'1?111f 11 1111 111111111 1111 1111111 1 111111 11111111 111 1111 1l111N I . , 11? 1IR4f' Q ff as gl' 1 1 X 1 X x Ju X I 111111 N1I1l 1111 .1' ' Ll - 1 I 4 A f 1'L 4' 11 5 x. , .. - ' '-'...'. L., g.- 5 UA -Y 1 yff nr 411 lf' 1 3 M I-vt I 11 11 'x X 1 i 1 1.11: A g , 1 1 vfj Ugg, Soda and a poor mans date . The llllllllll of baseballs into lea- ther disrupts the afternoon lectures on those spring days when the Braves play host to some of the Midwest's top diamond squads. Couples drift across Institute to take advantage of a chance for a poor man 's date: footballers hustle the soft drink concessiong the amal- gam of college talk varies from the forthcoming dances to college defer- ment tests -all this we await each winter when we look at those empty bleachers, the cold ground that will soon feel the spikes of another base- ball season at Bradley. I A ...n .s -, 1. .., The problem of conditiomne Kital to Bradley's diamond success caused Leo s ulcer to work oseitime at the iate pic scribed by the NL XFX foi non SCll0lc11Sl1l1l teams. Baseball pix are ei- ther takeu at home plate or out by that base behind the hill. YVe couldnlt get our shortstop to carry a Brownie so we had to stay close to home and hope for action. Run' I: Kun fillilligliil, lmn Hl1:u'igIi:z, limb l':1rn.y, f'u:11'll limi AXSIIIUX. Huw 2: XYHH llurflle-, H1111 XYlviHi4'l'l, 'PUYII Ilvllm-gg. Dubs and course records . . . - f w A CUEICII. ax Trlvlul. 21 gg-olhllg' p:u'tue1'-Ilml Ashley was there Tn 1-ullr-ct Tllv r4x'u1'H'2ll'4ls. Xvl'1lllL2'llf in Ilw AIZIIIQVIIIII muhl, lanky llfm H1mx'ig'Ii:1 nw-pl zuimlv :ull nppusitimx lx llln- tfill NXYlll 'l'l' Hvvmwl snlzlslling' zlml mlifgwllntlinlu , lwsf clm'sc'l'ilw tlu- 19523 Hrzullm' wolf . F sa-zlsun. Hvmnwl snlzlslling' in Tlmt zu IIIIIIIIWI' ui' nvw vullrsm- IIIZIVIQS XYl'l'i' vs- Tzxlwlishwl- 4lisgfl'1u1t'ling' lN't'illlSl' Hn- ftilllliliill' lmuks mul slim-s wmv ZIIWZIXS 1-x'nlml1 llvspltv thv hm' svmw-s :xml lllllll4'l'HllS vivtm'im-s. Golf-19 3 4 ':'TW-gg 'N D I Cross Countr Hardly harriers 'ro some . A small knot of officials, bundled in overeoats and mufllers, stand with their hands in their pockets as they wait for the straggling Column of thin- ly clad harriers to pad over the last yards of Bradley's cross country course. So these are the fellows who actually like to run up and down hill and dale on Cold fall afternoons, Clad only in their unclies. Coach Larson's runners meet squads from several big- name schools with micldling success. lVe don't agree with those Who, after perusing the team's record, changed the phrase, hardy l1EL1'1'l81'S,H to read hardly l131'1'l61'S., ' And below we see the aut H11 r -' ' I H ullllfffs begmnmo then long lex, prow es a werx Hllllllfl model for piactiee session.. It must be the start. They'1e all togethei The Anand and they re smiling. S imming 131114111-y's ciistziiiw nieiii, cilirzilili- Ilii-k Fritzi- QHll1C'S0lli uf il Turn in 1iI'il4ii4'1 x Imtlitlili. L'li1i-kwisv: Xviiiiillll Halsey, No-I Flasher, Mgr. Normziu Geyer, llnvi-l Brian, Rivlnii'-1 Flu-ng. lifillillli RICGIIl1Vl'llll, Rim-l1:11'd Hzigin-. Dnviil Tiivkvr, Bluiiiww Oimii-Iliuff, 1?il'll2ll'll Fritze. .Tm-k Frtinkliii. Q Cmnt--1': Hii-limi'-l Iiuggwtr, K':ii'lt1iii Rnki-1'. Co-ed nighfs are more fun . . . Slliii.t'l'illQ' 1'1'o111 thi- i.l't'NillIlilll riilv, ill- i-ligiliility ut' tiwiiistl-1' stiuloiits, mlrzift, :mil ai small tiiriimit, tlw Hmiillvy tzuik- sti-1's 4-uiilil ilu littlv Init 4llll'llC'il thc-il' thirst. Stn-vv Siu-ic' ill his iirst yi-:ir as sXYilIllllill2' 1-mivli lizul gwnl 11lil11'I'i2li, but tim littlv wi it. lin-s11lt: 1-4 1'w-11111. lfmicli Steve Sucic seems dete1 l1lilll'ii that Tlwre will lie 110 111011 1-T sez1so11s. enni -19 3 Plat ing often on municipal courts, the Braves netmen stroked their xx aw thi ough opposition that brought major competition to Bradley. XVl1GTl1G1' masterminding backcourt shots or tourna- ment strategv, Leslie Tuck- er's quiet personality proves that nice guys can be good coaches too. ' ' ' Row 1: Earl Rossman, Richard Siebert, John Clarno ' ' Row 2: David Markim, Richard Goelzer, Wayne Steinke Eclipsed in the shadows of baseball and track, We hardly re- member the consistent winning seasons by Brave netters under the tutelage of their academic mentor, the Dean. Never rattled by noisy crowds, Bradley tennis remains another of our univer- sity's unsung activities that maintains the name-Bradlev- in the collegiate World. Intramural thletic 11'11z11'z11f1111'iz1111 115' a quick x111i11' 211111 Z1 1'ez111y 1111. 13111111 B1t'1l11'll 11z11111111s 0111' 1V11'E1111Pj' 1-M Ibl'11Q'l'2ll1l. Enjoyed by a few .. 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Governing the Greek sports eoinpeti- tio11 for t11e tirst 111110 was a perplexing' 111111110111 for the I11fC1'1.1'2l101'111tY Sports Council. Headed 11y the yiee-president ot' the IFC 211111 eoniposed of athletic' 0112111111011 froin all eleven f1'il1C1'l1111CS, t11e newly organized group 112111 IHOP? than a few problenis. The 111QX1JQ1'10llC'Ct1 sports OU-0l't11l1El1U1'S1101111111110YCEl1'11lg'1l- lighted hy protests, lines, 211111 eoinpeti- tiye diseords as well as the usual keen eo111petitio11, repeat yietors, a11d new ehainpions. Battling cold gynis and 1l11f21Y01'?l1fll school eo-operation, the IF Sports t'oun eil found ditliculty i11 its first Venture at self-control. Nhnilueis ot t11e I1119l'f1'211'Pl'l111y Sports Council are: on 1 oben Gamer, Seek: 1Vil1ia111 Bll1l1'lllZlll, Clini.: R011 1111 NItC:1uv1'a11,iT1'eaQ. Ron 1 1111111111 T111'G2111g111, Ralph Mueller, Robert Augs- lllglll Tunes Barton, Jerry Heinian. I 1 Whi+e shor+s and gawking men . . . Athletics, long Z1 traditional do- main of the Collegiate male, finds tho girls of today on the playing iielll froni Sopteiiiber to June tlirough the efforts ot' B1'ad1e5 s XVll111Cl1'S Roowzltioilal Association. XVQ we-alll thc CllfilllSiilSlH of the llvllllilftt' Robin Hoods 011 North Fit-lil mill the 1'CSllifil'lg1J01'ii to pro- fi-ssors' ilZltS mill Aillllllli Hull will- llows. , . xi1'llIiN'l'NlDftiI1' iil'Zl1iil'Y ii4lJll'li Ill'l'Z Bllllinly Hlhuilvnlll' In PIHIN I N lg l':ll'lll Ml-Tvgllf, l'glI SI1'l'IliPl'l'g, Silil'it'-Y NIPYUIQ Nlll' ZNl'o1T 1iiI'l'i'TNTill' Wullll ll x pllXx lllllll- . . 1 . ' Hou Q5 Xlzlrillvll l'ii'YlIIl, .IlI.XlIIll' ill-ultt. Aillllliil f1l'l'l'Il. llwli lllillvilflrlll lll'U2'l'2llllN l-l--lr-gi:l i'llTIl'I'. Nliw Illlll, l,iI:l Firlnlllllll-l'. ll ' 5:- A penny f 0 1' 3' o u r thonglits. NVe'd guess Mrs. Stegner is reflecting 011 E u 1' 0 p e a 11 tours, tire alarnis, and perhaps at new concept for Orcliesis. Leotarcls and cold feet Oreliesis, a study in 1lQ0lQ11C dances and knit costumes, has been Cultivated i11to a permanent part of our extra-curricular actu ities for Bradley coeds. Exelusix e participation whets the appetites of many applicants. Selection to Orchesis is E1 distinct honor foi the talented few. nf X V 'A . Ax ll, N, X! 1 -V X ffm , xi l k- A 4 Q, 'iff-fflf Q f , 'tx S . K W' f X ,f Y i x 'f lu 'Vi' W' t f Nil A . f X7 - - Q , A... , , 'A rx fy' , .fx 4' - -. M., - '1 fxt 39 v' r r ty m 4 I f ,pf W . ' + ' 1 -wr' N QM 'J X 4 Y 7:52 r' its ' - r K f f' -m e Iv- ,- f ,! K ' f ,,m : --me ' ' , ' g ' Y ., 1 H - V A I 1 4 - yn, ig! ' .- 1 ' X X, ..-11 is ,. ' , 3- -'ily 'Q ' ' t x it it 4 ,l ' Y - Q 'gi-wf,2' 3' .fa ,j-IX ' I. - Lx - ' Q ' H ' J is 1. ', , , if -' 5 '- X ,. G K - , . I if f - x f' Q 1 I N 3 . 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The full 114-lmt utRm'iz1Imility is l4'1'vsl1111z111 NYM-li. XYitllflll'1lL'XYj'k ll vmnv nm-xx' ilntun-sts-'r'm111 the rush fm- Fl'L'SIl1l12lll girls to thc 1111 muqllt 2l1fl'l' l'll'Y2lfUl' In B llzlll-the 111-c1s1m1 uf il 2'l'L'l'll IJCZIHIU U1 L lllnllzlwk llilil'-VIII-HIL' Imrigllf, uxpm-tz111t Innk of naive minds c11l1111 lliltillg' in the fl'l'NIllI1i1ll Q'i1'l'llS. Registration-graveyard of grade points . . l'm1t'1isio11 reigns as king' when the llU2lCll-l'llZZPll high selnml Sl2llNYZll'lS inove into our NV0lllll'0llS world filled with elnnvtie fl'llSll'2lll0ll. A new- styled tOlD1lCl',ill10llS2ll'ltlS of ezirds to till ont, and the nninatehed linri-m' nt' new faces wlierevel' one goes turn 1'L'g'lSll'2l- tion into 21 veritable Pit and Pendu- lum. The upper classlnzni d0esn't liave this fearful ordeal to face for he simply saunters through the grzxve- yarcl of grade points with an under- stamling' smile as he lille his schedule with self-assumed dignity. Nu 'Hn it -54-. i V 'F-1 'w ' -l we ,Ai ' 'xx Planning' to petition mf znliniringg' a new face: he's llfflllilllly 1'l'lIl9111lJt'l'lllg to schedule free Friday ElflG1'll0flllSl -dir. i i l l i u Rush literally, completely consumes fraternity affiliates. Chiseled smiles-liearty liandsliakese nionntains of eigarettes-ultimately ending in ai pledge. K 'ES 'J f f 4' 2 x l- ' 2 ' - ' 5 .X M X . '-'l3bQfq, fi' N , i X --1 IL, i,t t- 3 1 I i .-,I S 4. i -? ag. cj' 4' . -'F-ggrlif 'K -I i it I '- 3- I js Q ln+erviews, TV shows, and frafernify backing . Miss Hairy XYl'iiillg't0ll, vivzwioiis 19523 Ho1110cu111- iiig' Qin-mi, i'vc'+1ix'vs limiurs t'1'u111 i,,2lllUOSP Torry Z0- iwll. IIN' two zlttonmlzuits :irc Morin' :XSC'ilClli11'OllllL'1' :mil Nzuu-5' IiCl'l'iIH2lI1. I'ictu1'o4l with thc Quuon and o hm' uttuliiluiits are the cmirt of four princesses who H 0 m e C 0 m I n 2111-: BI,2ll'if'll Sittmi, I'cg'gy Hurst, B2l1'il2't1'2l Krauso, and fiibllllit' King. be YV. fig' J W ,5,fe,3'Q. X ' A- a s, -Av x ., 5 K A - xy aj m s Mis: ' ix ra if L ill J yt 4 71 Q 3 - , Q 0000 .g W 0 - g 5 C iw ' 0 4. if r . 0 x :air U . K Y :fqfgjfiiwt I T S C866 i Bama I' . T p l t A few of us were unsophisticated enough to see the game. The scoreboard tells us l 1 f . , , TU EU tious story of our unsupported team. H ssumus VISITOR Us-I lvl f s Q .' 'Off 3 ..,. Q' 'I . the repe ti intoxicating success . . . Homecoming is here. XVQ forget those childish things-books-and burn away the midnight oil with sweat and antici- pation. Alumni converge on the campus to see our one all-out effort. Vie are re- warded with either heartbreak or intoxi- cating success as the judges terminate the week-end with the earthshaking deci- sions we await. Only then do we realize the frivolous festivities are secondary to the primary purpose of college-Edw cation. Alumni stunt show-the young in heart return to make their pres- ence felt-we laughed with them. Ulll. 52 1 rr' ,,',,.y1' 'K41' Blood, swea+, and beers . . . Pukiug paper and new romalrces oc- cupy our work iilled hours with enough trivial a1Tairs to complete a Volume. The 2lftQ1'IIlilTh 1'c-vezllod our ridiculous requi- sitions. Tlw 1-lcwli Chillltill svmllltl ful' TIWTH llzuil ilu-1-mu,lu-1-m-5 'l'ln-lu l'hi's win fil'sT plmfv in thc fl'2lft'l'llifj'l Ill nt' Ulll' ll2ll'2lllt', Sllvm-ss Ib2ll2Illl'1's UXIWIISOS! fi-'L I ' f 9'f. 4U ' fy .g . Jizz :.,'.S, llle bride comes in second for Pi Beta Phi Cheesecake and chicken wire . . Frozen cheesecake and upset apple-carts are the rule rather than the exception in that battle of feminine pulchritude com- monly 1'efe1'1'ed to as our Homecoming Parade. Gannna Phi Beta scores a victory in the sorority division of our Home- coming Parade by Going Dutch . N1 1 1 w 1, 'll be-.,.w 'bf wu- '-5. ' L if 1' 1' - .' w - rw-1- .. ., . . , 1 In U N. Nu' lull Q. mul llxlu N lima'-fn: 111 X ll'Tfll'j' wltlx TIll'll' mx! plzlvv Stl '+P slum' fAl'illlll'illL1' an Nl'ilIliH2IIiIlg waltz. J.. Thin plo+s and worried cas'rs . ., l'h1 N Xl Pl N xml r w ' llu- Ill l'4T Nfllllf ilnvulvwl in putting' on P55 ml stunt slum' IN gvttillg' au slum' wurtll put- ting ml. .X l'UllN12lllt ieh-zllistiv striving for mm-tlmnw' m-xx' rs :xml 1lit'i'1-11-11t gx-11e11'z1lly falls 111 tlu- stm-1'4-utxpvml puttm-rn tn whlvll we are mwllsfollllu 'l'lu-W wax Nothing Likv 'illlllllil Rigs! rhll 1'lz1l1111'z1te set Zlllll good clean livin'. Leg make-up and lavish sets . The Calm, cool acceptance of a job hapliazard- ly done with little or no sehool-provided mate- rials contradicts the 3llCllG11CQ7S impression of a professional-like show. The one time during the year when every student thinks he is an aetor whether it be comic or tragieal, trophy or not, still leaves ns with pleasant rernembranees of Stunt Show 1953. Pi Phi 's, Alpha Pi 's, and Lambda Chi's enticed the second place awards into their respective trophy cases with their Fantasy In Blues take-off on the Kinsey Report. K Kimi l ll i 95 Lecture Arts 4 K ' Sfud hours and for+ winks . . Y Y lflmpel is that institutioii so fa miliai' to all of us at Bradley The foriiiiiizi for eujoyiiient ex ti-iids f1'4JI11 lmulqs blatuiitly dis plziymi to nodding' eyelids. 00021 siuimlly, liowcvor, we find our selvvs listening' with an inquisi tin- ind silviit attitude. Pismo XYiZ2l1'1il'j' l!llIll4Pl'- ously pn-wiltwl by -Iznmw Wi-lty 1'2lllilll'1'4i miisidw- ulilv illllliillhk' :md llllwvlll- umm 1-111-ni-1-xl l 1ilN2lQ'l'l'l' xx'11l1 XYil'Ii will my, Init I will fl.-ii-ml tu thi- dvzltil XHIII' right Tu my -ww -. it fl'Y4'll li Y1lll do Num 1 littlv bit vm1i'11w1l. Hui' uzitiou wide 1QCO lllll0l1 ln Ill Yllll the S1111 ei lulllllt-'g1'2lll-Xvilllgflltill Imuoe ami diaxaii emi x It most popular cliapml 1100111111 of the xeai Two of the g'1'eatest men in modvrii Ameri- can music, Ed Sauter and Bill Fiiiiwgaii, cap- tivated a packed field- liouse with new modes of music. ,T f ' I , W 'fi W AS M f ' iw Pi h f V --rw ' ' 'Il '. P n V , 1 , 7' fy 4, F, , v I . M fi , ,, D' 1 ' lf I fel 5 efpjx A' L 4 P .WI fo xx .- 'fix Q 1 '- . H if-rf Y Y -I-' S4 X ,K QJLPSQ ,W ig Kg 'Ng 4 u 'Kg 5 1 , K , F, Q 1, -si W Q v' 6 ' I , I. V. .dab 1, ,I I1 i V I .,. X. .f 1 pf. Aj . 95 f '1' -.1 M51 '-qv-+ 1 . ' Qu 5 Q 3 a I x K !' V . ffei xx .N S ga, I 'Q . fs C jx X A s'T I' Ltu i - , 1 rw! 111 'gs 1111011 are K'U1llUllSlIlQ', but mlefinitely il re- qunul 1-ourse. Xxvlll-'ll we Bradley students party, we spend our greatest effort iii looking like we are liaviiig' a good time. Bll1-s:11Tl1e.vU,z1g'- 1'11seef:1 wlllstle on The plznyf Aflgs To Tlw 411.111 Thx 'ill xllv sfolms illltl A' 1' ' i f-4 To prove our rugged l11Cl61J611ClG11CE', we out all thoughts of classes from our minds and head for Detweiller. VVe strive to conform to those within our groupg yet. glory in our moments of indi- Viclualism. ..' Z 1 Know him-l was pinned to him for two weeks. l,r111QA111111l1-al t1'l1-pI111111- 111111'1'1xz1l 11111x 111l1111'1- lq11111'- ml z1xl111'z ,. I., . , Iz1tl1v1' S1 s INII T11111'l1.111 T111 It N 2ll'f-X' fllilll 111111115 thv 11 Igtxlllf' C'lllllh'9ll at hezlrt. we l1k1- T11 llllilglllt' wo are 111611. ll1Hl'9 T11 11 W2iTlAl'll1t' Gossip and cliques and sex . . . Conversation is claiincd to he 21 lost art. But not to those of ns who like to ex- pound upon such things as next year's stunt show . . . Froni Here to Eternity . . . where to find requisitioned tests . . . the competitive sport of dating . . . cliqucs with the official View . .. Fordd5 s new fortress . . . local gossip . . . and the old favorite-sex. yygymumtiittllfngllnnmstllll!! Dances and parties are universal, but a pin- ning' serenade belongs to only those of ns who have fraternity brothers. a girl, and the inclina- tion. Interinissions offer a niuch needed opportunity for a cigar- ette, soft drink. and rest. IO3 ii- Xl mln xviiiiiiw' iliiiiiw' 'mil 4l'1m'l1w'liiwflim- mul ll'X' To 'I lMil'l'llbl1' ri lmlalxitliill limiifiul llii KllllllllN iii mill N Charcoal flannels ancl anyllwing cashmere . . . The 111OllQ1'11 college stu- dent etoriially strives to be fliifcroutz knee sox, muddled bucks, illlftlllllg CZlSl1111Q1'9, l'l1il1'CO2ll ll2ill1lOlS, il Sophisti- vzitefl mlriuk, or expensive m'ig'z1l'0'ftu. Vie' all plzw' SuCl1 silly' little Q'2U11US, lml too Hlilbll wo lizivu til skimp on tlii- lllL'XllL'l1SlYU l'0llVU11llUl'l- zilitil-S ul'v11stu111z11'y living: We oftvn wish Tlmt suvln Trmlsxnllm-ml gzuim-ty ul' Vtwflllllt' NYZIN Rumor has it that Tepee coffee is now being insured by Ll0yd's of London To protect its distillctive Taste. lll0l't' 1'Yl1li'IIt. rzfw xv X V5 A winter formal is markvd by black tuxedos and expmlsive flowers-plus end-of-tlle-111o11tl1 HSS9SSlllP1lfS. Wx Fr Q. 1 ,Q f W E .f-I J TN -A ah: ,y X 'NZ , . ag 'Y w. X i W EE fx .i Y XX 1 . I 1 - X .N 1 ' an 4 ,.L .fe 'L 0 T l...--- 32, Mary liou IC llg.1'il'-ilHNiN- tzlllt liil'0k'flbl'. Max Wolfo- husiuess mana- L1'Pl'. Shirley Stover -assistant set desigiior. Ralph Brown- set clesig-iier and technical direc- tor. Modern sets, music, and dances . Uraniped rehearsals in tho Hold south attic and pe1'fo1'111anc0s on tho spacious tie-hlliouse Hooi' prove problenlatic to profluction. Tho soc- ond in our series of Spring Ulassics, Much Ado About Nothing was ivceived with inc-rousing success as Dave Johnson -Stage mana- ger. our Shakespearean theatro sccins here to stay. 5 if I M Campu Carni al-193 M1 N. Nflss 1-xlulluts, xml lllfllllllllllllll Some new ideas and age-olcl compe+i+ion . . . In 0110 of our Charitable 1110- meuts wv stage nur annual l'u111pus l1il1'11iYZl1. Each year Imrings il L'0I11IJi1l2ltiO11 of new and nhl imlc-as as we seurcll for the unusual Tn attract the 111111- Titudvs. But 1-V011 il spirit of l'll2ll'iff' fails tu uhlitc-1'z1tQ the mlxllwtitivo fvolilmg' wo SODIU- lum Uilllgf l'Sl'2l1N'. -I . ,Q e J-. J Foolish F1'oliCs S9Gll1i1lg'lj' 01'ig'i11z1ted Eihlillf 19135 and has dune 5,2126 f'llt'U1'9S since-but we still enjoy seeing it. The sign caught our attentioll-tl1e ducks for prizes made a date 21 costly venture. f D, -gk, l' xxx I K .v Q' , 'Q 0' Ca1'11ival fever lures eannpns eo- eds to endure almost a111ytl1ing'- for the house ' '. . Y I .' ' 4 55,4 .AIG f I X ey: n loo Greek Week-1953 ' x All 11xl11la1-ati11g Nl3l'il1fI eve 1gr. 21 girl ill your z11'111s. and 2111 1111111111f111'Tz1l11y stiff shirt is 11111 f111'111111z1 fm' Np1'i11g fo1'111z1ls Hilllllllil l'I11 In-In 111111 l,z1111l11lz1 l 111 .Xl11Il2l211l1ll'4l T11 1llt'il' 111111111 1'11ll111ftim1s 11'1Il1 Illlx 11111 z1x1'z11'1lw lll 11111 V111 ILIII l'1 1 x11111' The outward symbol of closed friendships . . . Although the pins may not be in evidence, we still belong to one hig' group known as Greeks-a great mass of practitioners engaging in similar aetions. Having selection as a basis, we choose one week each spring for external relations-this is Greek XVeek. Yntil such time as sincere friendships shall illuminate the path of our Greeks, we will walk in the shaflow of traditional opin- ion. Some great athletes display their skills at the Olympic Games. XVe at Bradley have our own little games-all for the love of a trophy. 3 ii 9:11414 1 x 5 . 1 , fa-rg 1. 1 i 2 4 5 Z f YM'-M ,MM ,.. . A ,,.,-,-- .V YV -,, ...W-, Tr, . -gr 5...-1-1 -F' Ali 7,-7 L..- f adv' x , My 4 P - ,.4 1 l '. 5 1 . n . '. ' --Q ' ,S ' -EXQQLZ' ' A , 5 w -A Mg-Ta -- 4 new 5. FG -, 9 I fun: 'kg w- v 'S ,W ... 5 .1 Q' P Miss Julia Waters I954 ANAGA PI-IGTOGRAPI-1 ERS' QU EEN Our 1JhOif0g'1'31'Ji1Q1'S, choice as the most pho- togenie girl on Campus, Ju1ie's quiet disposition and pleasant features enhance this ANAGA innovation. Graduation Fuiures aparf from college amusemen+s . . . 1i1'111l11z1ti1111 111111111s 1'111'111z11ity', l'L'1'L'I11I1l1f', 211111 vx- 111-11s1-S. 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Our ignored traditions will always tlourish as long as there is a senior class to per- petuate them. As underc-lassrnen, the only meaning we Connect with the 6' Passing of the Torch is the salvation of grade points by re- ceiving badly needed ehapel credits for hold- ing candles in the windows of B-Hall. lVe don 't have a ll?llSY-Cllillll or a garland of roses, but each of us will remember the torch passing and Honorls Day ceremonies as an aesthetic moment in our usual drab existences. Honors Day Fonvocation where a few receive awards. Most of us are there to applaud. - 'l'l'2ldlti1ml1s like Illt' Pals in! ot' the 'l'orvb are il won dertul tlmw' even it we do P' get an little impatient with tllenl. DFL TA WIDV f . fl ,. Y 351- 3 4, X In 5 ll' I -N ,.QA 4' i ', . q.O I ff I 1 , M 4 L, 7 -s N- xfih' :P ,. Q U-nl N3 f. IB -'Q ' I uv- 1 K: . 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Behind the library stands the little white house- t'hi thneg'a's eenter ot' activity. ln their pine-panelled reereatiou quarters and newly decorated ehapter room in the basement, the n1ajo1'ettes are sometimes heard harmon- izing' to the strains ot' My Une t'hi U Girl. These queens often speculate about who set their l10I1lCC'0l11lllg' float on tire, but still manage to bring' home their share of trophies. To add to the exeitenient of linally hooking' their man, the Phi Ok hold elever candle-light services during which the lueky girl announces her eon- quest by snuffing' out the eandle. Always eon- scious of their proximity to the Lambda Chi house, there was eonsiderable chapter exeite- ment in linding a, Lambda Chi Annex Sign cemented in their front yard. But then, there is a rumor that some of the girls have mixed emo- tions about Certain fraternities. Candles ereate a mood at a ieeu lar Tuesday night spread as the Chi 01116112178 throw in a little at mosphere for their guests. Cheese cake and milk are two of the laxoi ite refreshnients served during' Chi U 1'll'5l111l0 parties. Puttinfv their hearts into flowers, the Gam- ma Phi s finally found a use for their base- I' inptx plates anal rather fort-eil sllllles dktfllllllilllltlll tl1e Gannna Pl1i's ne sotial event-tlieir Annual l1111111l1 ls llay llanqiiet. Sweeties and crescent moons . . . .M'1'41ss the 1'2lllllJllS anil tlll'OllQ'lltllP21ll0YSt2UNlS the ilarlc ln-o11'11 eilitiee liIl0XVll as tl1e Gamma Phi Beta l1o11se. This Hllflllll' ot' tl1e Brains is not the only Imlaee the fiilllllllil l'l1i's are fo11111l, how- l'X'l'l'-lt is l'UIlllll0lllf' snspeeteil they rent the lllll'ill'f' for an annex. But illtl'lllQ.1't'IlC0 isn't their only lial1ilit5': these sweeties still fincl time to 1-oine out 1llllHl0llS winners i11 tl1e Pan-Fra Sing and SUIl1l'll0XY nianage to proiluee top homecoming floats. l11 aihlitiun to tl1e C'llSt0ll12ll'j' exeliange par- ties, tl1e tiilllllllil l'hi's entertainetl tl1e Theta t'hi's with Elll lllHlSllill l'1'iso11e1 s Party, com- plete with a mlen of iiiiqnity, snhpoena, and trials. llelving' ileep into Brownie Troop itll, they cle- velop long'-liiihlen talents to provide hilarious skits for l'llSl1lllg' parties antl often force the rest of tl1e campus to witness them. Un clear nights one ean see many of tl1e Gamma Phi's Stutlying' hy tl1e light ot' tl1e ereseent moon. I22 1 i X x , Q XJ me , - H - xx V W ' X7 , 1 , , x f l ' 5 XM! ' , , r .. - , . K Q , , ' x N .1 f ? ,. ' Q 5 39 ,V -, H g 2 A: ,X Q x 5 . J Q .Q ,Ja ' ijw- 6 :gg gg Q- ' ---- A . 'Q w f Af. Y . V ,57- b 2 ' 1 'wM5AF'w, wg: '- -Q ' ' - Q - . 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The girls XYllO proiully wear the l'i l'hi arrow Illillill the Stlllly-XVP2ll'lUtl lives of the 111911 at the ilorm more llC2ll'2llll0. Between worlcing' o11 prize- winning' stu11t shows, they enjoy the usual and the llllllSll2ll excliaiiges, lJ2ll'Tll'lll2ll'ly those witl1 rhap- soily-nizule O1li01'i2ll1ll11011't. Une of tl1e largest so- rorities on cainpns, the Pi Phi's sponsor an an- nual tlliristmas formal and this year lHll0VZl1tQtl the practice of holiling the dance witl1i11 their house. liniler a sparkling' white tree the guests 1liscox'e1'eil enticing packages wl1icl1 turneil out to he rattles, space suits, anil other useless ohjccts lliZl1'lO. These girls from outer space, sometimes referred to as men from Mars, comc flown to earth once each year for their traditional Powrler Bowl game. Their strikiiigly different moilcrn house, sometimes iluhheil t'Mortga,g,'e Manor, is better known as Bracllcy's Fort Knox. In the springtime, the Pi P111 s remember the fun of their Clnist mas Formal. Thank goodness there is an occasional une of the telephone to offer diversion from the Pi Pl1i social vacuum. Phi T110 5101113 K21111111 heads and four Sigma Ix211111a hands 111011110 111111s11a1 00116-ge 10101 e111e11a1111110111. 11 21110111111 211 112110 51111110134 A1 21111 ld 0 1110 N11 11121 1i211111?1N 1'11011111s111110 21 111111111111110 9111111 111 i111111'0ss 1'11s1100s. In 'I' Muscles and fee+ on 1 e ral mg . . . 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BlZllll'llJI l1'11111, l1'v:1a111'1-1'. ls:1lul 'l'i1l111'1lsh, H1-v1'1-T:11'.1', Shllh-I1' S11-11-1', Hmm Ii: l'l1-nlgvwz .lwilll l':111T-v, x,l'l'fI Z'1'x11i1-11sk:1j:1, ll'!'lll' Xlrntx, l 1':1111'1-Q I11v111:1II-v, Xl:11'1'i:1 l.1-V, Bl:11'l1-111- llll'lll. Rummage sales and vespers . . . 'l'l11- l,m'z1l I,111lg1-, lm-11l11f1i11tc1t'IM-lt11l'l1i llultu 5111-111'it1'. is th1- SC'l'lll' Ill. ll1lli'll zlvlivity 1l111'i11g' tl11- s1'l1m1l j'Q'2ll'. Nuw 1-1111111l1-11115: fllvll' tl1i1'1l XVIII' 1111 1'z1111p11s, tlllff' l'0l'l1l il Slllilll, i11ti111z1t1- 1511111110-l111t 5411119 111-ulrlc Ill'l'lll'l' s111:1ll g'1'111111s. 'llllu llvllil kllll-S stale-lu-el 1111 tlwir shz11'1- ol' l,'llNiXY-L1'l'l'2lSL' z1111l g'1'l111L' 1l111'i11g' ll11111v1'11111i11g' 11'l11-11 they haul to lllll'l'll'Illf' rc- c'1111st1'11c't TllL'll' H0111 :ls it fm-ll 11112111 4111 Blain Struct hill. 'lllll' IJl'lJ's hulml Zlll 21111111111 l'lllllI11ilg'L' sz1l1- 111111 use tho 111'occ1-els to p1'11vi1lu il ll2ll'tY for thv 1-l1il1l1'P11 of F1'lUI1llSllllJ Ho11sc. Tho sT1'z1i11s of Ufllllllg' Hf'JI11L , 2lI'0 so11wti11111s i11to1'111ixo1l with v11spc1' sc1'vic'1-s 0011- 1l11CTv1l hy their llcz111-lilco l1o11sc111utl1111', 1111 o1'1lz1i11e1l 111i11isto1'. I r Delta Chi Delta Faced with the probleni of limited innnbers, the Del- ta C'hi's spiriteclly pool their efforts in designing- Stunt show costumes. Candlelight, cure-all for even final exam woes, puts everytliiiig in a new light. I 29 :fe J, .f M ff' l Jw 2 57 W' ww if l ,AiV, l'lll'Wll 1 1' IT1 uf- ' ,Ii- 945' l30 .ll V Alpha Epsilon Pi Caugllt in a quiet IHOIHGIIT. the AEPi dog offers plenty of diversion fl'0ll1 the rigors of Qlass1'0o111 worry. .X g-mul lmmlk. El ukv. mul F1 l'Ullll'Ul'l2llllt' f1'UllT Yflfllll add lllt'2lNlll'l' In AEl'i Sumlzay 2ll'f0l'llUllllS, Ham, Si's, and a Go-+o-Hell dance . . 111111111 11111si11111 1'i, 11111 11ig'g'11s1 1111111 111111s1- 1111 011111- 1111s, 1111115 1111111s111'11 111 1'111'g'1111i11g' 111111111 sa-1111111 w111'1c 111 1'11111111' 11111' v111'si1y 1111s1c111111111 11111111 1111 1-111111 Trips. 1111111 1111 1i1'2l101'l111j' 1111111, tlwy 11111 111111111 411' 1111111 11111111s 21,1111 1111j11y S1-oi11g' 1111-111Ysc1111o 01' 11111111 11v111'y 11111111-111111. 1Yi111 1111111' 1w11111y-111's1 11i1'1111111ys, A114115 's 11111 1111111111-11 11110 111t'11' UXL'11lS1Y0 A 1QS1's 011111. 1'11111' Il10Il1j' 11111111111 218 s11c'1111 1'o11111s , 111115' 110-1'0-110117, 111 21 111g way 111 111011 21111111211 11111100 of 1110 s11n1Q 111111111. A1GP1's 1111j11y lJZ1l'1f'1l1g' 111 111111-1' 1ll'211Cl'1111f' 1'1111c11c11111 Il10l'O 1111111 their own, 11111 211XV21yS oijfm' 21 1'01l1l'l1 11lX'1- 11111011 to 11111 somc of the f111111111s 1qOS11Ol' style 1111111 so1'vQ1,1 111 1110 A111191 house. R1111' 1: Mort BC'1'kk'l', RC11Pl11'f 15111111-1', See1?1'11T:11'y, P1111111 1,1111-11111111k, ljl'1'S1l1l'1l1, 111-1'l11-11 Sv11111', Xvitf'-P1't'S1l1l'll1, L:111'1'o111-1- A1'1'1111'1w, T1'11:1s111'c1'. Huw 2: Rr111111't 112111, 311111111 11:1111111'1'g, 1Y,t'I'1'f' SIlj'41L'l'lll2ll1. 1'11111g1-S: 114111:1111 H:'1g11vi11, 1X1y1'llll S11101111111. IIUNY 3: P1e11g+1s: .T11ckso11 XV01f1!, A1'1111111 .'1:111k11fsky, ,x11lll S1:11'i11, .I:111111s L11-11, lN'1:11's11:111 Becker, R11111111 Ii1C11llIl1l. .rv w. .... 1 WI gs, 43111111 I3I Vlilill Hem RUN Huw Huff Huh' Huw Hmm Alpha P1 + Nonchalanfly clapper, sfill local . . Most l.l'i1lC1'1111y 1111-11 are pr11u11 of their deluxe costly 1'1111Vc1'tib1es, 1111t the Alpha 1'i's are 111111111- est of that purple n11111str11sity they S111C0l'Oly ac- claini as the 111111111r11 l1'C11tl in autoinobilcs and 0011191111 the1'e's 1111 Ford i11 their futures. During rushing' they boast of tl1eir 11cw annex an11 its jux- taposition to Connie Hall , while niuncliing' O11 hot taniales from t11cir newest annex, the 1Vcenic 1Vag1111. Every week-end is a lost week-end for the Alpha Pi's wl1o congregate after dorm l1ours to 'tclose t11e Cl0XV11 town night spots. Alpha Pi is proud of its athletes and celebrates victories by scaring' t11e l1ell out of sorority girls witl1 a Q2,'lg311- tic Held piece. Tl1e biggest complaint heard among Alpha Pi's is that t11e Tower of Babble Music Building' next door prese11ts a notable discord to t11e harmony of the l1ouse. Tl1e men from -105 Bradley bemoan the dubious distinction of being the last of the Old Guard and swear they're go- ing national. Springtiine a11d baliny dam find t11e Alpha Pils indulging' in one or inany local sports. 1Vinter fornials are pleasant, bllt the Alpl11 Pi ls eagerly await their annual Buni Dance t11e inost talked about Greek social event on CHIHDHS. XVith the ineter box ''out-of-sig-ht-behind- tlie-big'-eliaii ', the DVR enjoy watching' TY until it's time for another two-hits. Two bosses for every joli-the ae- eepteil forniiilai for any f1'2lfH1'lllTf' work party. Casual wl1i+e hats and Cal . . . Sit-1-pwl ill El ll'2l1llllHll of g'U04l Tzllvlli, illl' llU'S fziileil for the tirst time in several years to walk oft' with lop honors in the stunt show. Billed as il iioii-seeretive tiziternity with everytliing' open to the piililie. the lJl s l'0lllllll'i eliupter nieetings that people elznnor to go to. lYith their Arabian Nights party zinil their ezisuzil white l1z1ts,tl1elJU's :nhl 21 toiieh ot' the iinusuzil to Brzulley fraternity life. 'l'heir luiggest socializing' of the year oeeurs when their favorite alinn, Val , returns for a fziliiiloiis week-enil ot' Greenwich Village in Peoria. lYith television in their front room unrl the lVest- ern Tap only ai few hloeks away, Delta Ypsilon lmrotliers halve little iliflieulty in fnnling' plenty of iliversion from their eollege cares. The I110Si re- eent of Brzulley l.l'2li0l'lllilUS to go national, the l7l s soon zieqnireil al c'l1zu'tei'e4l reputation with their nzitionzil final often long' for the olcl Rho Delta ilziys when executive mlireetors we1'e unliearcl of. Delta Upsilon Tx n p R 0 w R 0 W R 0 w R 0 If R o W Ro w R 0 xv hm lluxu'l'ng1 lhlt1':1ml Lmullll, lbmmlll Kl.1ml, llmlnlll 1-1 mm 2: Plwlgvs: Mm' llwgl-rs, liyrou llvV:l11, l'lif'l'u1'1l lfhlgll-tml, William llurplmy, lm- ll:1ll'n-Hy, K1-11 Mais--l, lmnnlll Iiuslmmn 1lll'flll'0 1: lhmlmcrf Savill, llnllmll Bluvllcr, .xl'flllll' lirmls Hugh 1gl'0SUll. 3: Plvmlgvs: NYill:1r1l M111-pllv, Jorrv lliucs, llmlznlll l'mx11u1':1tT, Xvllllillll liwillg, All-Ivin lie-rlin, llmmnlll llulnws, Km-nt Mull: L:1w1'0l1c0 li:1fT01'fy, .lnuws lmlmy. um picturc l: Gary COVillQfllll, th,-u1'gv SL'llllSf0l', 1liul1:11'4l 1llXlllN0ll Nuut IIN lmllns D lnmllt, X ll'4'-l,l'l,'Slll4'llf, P- tu lin nt, l'1m11ll-11T 1 I lfrxxuk Cmnlws, 'l'1'v:ls111'c1', lmlpll Hn-illiger. 2: Amlrew Humans, Kvum-tln Hzlllalm, lluhllley l5IlVlSOIl, Julm Sm-uiui, lfll'llIll'll Mmlm-ri, Xvlllllllll Hilllgl 1, 11.115 -lUllllNl'llll l+'re-fl Sn-glli. 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Big blasts and a pool parlor . . . .hIilll'02ll'lllllQ' 101 North l'niyersity, we see the l'iK.X linnse antl hear the strains of 'When the Saints Go Marching ln , lie-hop, anml mlrinking' songs. The le'iK,X lmasketliall quintet holding praetiee sessions on the nearby pint-sized liar- lmerslnip eonrt, reputeally entereml in the National Bitlmly-Basketball 'll0lll'll2l1l1OIlf. They often con- gregate aronnil the lireplaee that displays their knaek for winning' trophies from other schools. The lmrotlierlioml is marked by complete freefloin, frientlliness, and pliilosophieal mliseussions-about liiggei' and better blasts. A French-theniecl house party, a top-noteh howling' team, and their annual spring' ilanee liigliligliteml PiKA activities during the year. Although they miss their olcl neighbors, the Sigs, the proximity of the loeal iee eream and pool parlors more than makes up for the absence of Roy anal the iVhite Cross . Pi Kappa Alpha 'FOP Nun' l: Hllllt'l'f1 lirulvlm 111 111 N N N 1 H1111 H1111 H1111 lhm' ' Huw Ruff ' J:11111-s St1':1111l 11111 l111k Ix111111tl1 NI 1111 1 ll 1 I1v111'yliic1I011 lwg1 1 11 1 111 ll 1 111 11l1N Q.1stl1,l : -Xllg'1lSf ll1':1f1k11111 llllt 1184 111 g N 1 1 1 111 111 1 1 Ri R ,nn CZ? 41? . 'Q Nav' LJ ,J Y TUV llil'flII'1' N Huw I: .Xllwrt Ilrllluw, ,Xllvn thu-uw-ml, 'l'n-:ux11wl', l'f'Ixx:4rlI King, I'l'vxiIl1-ni. IY:nxi1I li.-rllwlfl, N-.'r'w1:1u xV, liwuuggv Kln-Tvznlf, Yiw- X l'r1-si1l1-HT, lhnlvilux llIlUflllVl'II1', 491'r:ul1l lhwmkx. W lluw 2: VIQIIHIIIIIN I-Buff, lhmqllfl N'x'v1'v, lkmivl Nfiflwn, Ihxlwrl l'I 1H, ITVIIIISl1lifll.,Ij1y1U'x X.-N, Ix5,yi.l lfk,1,',,,,,1. lf,,,,:,1,1 lin,-,-jx. Huw 23: .XVTIIUV l,:1sk.x', lluluzuhl l,l1lulg1'1-H, Hwlvw-rt ll111-Qwr, ,Mlm Xlznlwl, lhlln-Vt Ilwluxnru, II1'lwr'r IG:nl:1xw, ,':llj,1l'lll' XY:1llv1'. lmwis Nlilill, lIuln'1'T NI illvr. lniftlllll IIll'tUl,1' , , , Y, , . , . - .. Huw l: Xxllllillll .lmn-Q, lfuln-VT Ilmluw, .luvk XXIHQIIIN, lllvlmlwl l'r1Tf1-, lmwlx' X1-H, 1'l:m1'k KIA-lfllflw, l':uT NIIIIIIN, slimllllllfl Muir .lusvlvlm lllzlllll. l , I T 7 ' ' i l ' l' ' I T ' Y' ' Imxx -1 llwlgvs: Iwln-VT hl:1s'f1vl'4l, lI:n1'1v I:ll1uu'1', .l:mwx lu-imma. lnll'lI:4l'1l 4.:n'ImwI, lml'lI1'r' Iflnvk, I,1-rm' I.llllI, llvrlw NIML-1-1113 In-mu:r1'1l l,l11':1S, Vllillilv ,XlI1ll'I'NHII, 'l'lnmn:1N Slvsllgh-1'. 3 'b 1 Y l ' ' ' ' l l ' ' I lmxx' .ig I lmwlgm-wg lwgvrx Imlm-,.l:l1m-N1:11-lux. xIll'l1IH'l I'nI4I4X', lmlwrt IXVIIIHII, l..1lu'l'T .XNln'H. Il:nmIll Ihuvux, IM-111115 1lgmIQl,y,1,.,l1 , , . , V s-V1 l:llx'lu1', l,l'IIIIlS TXUWTHII, fxvllllvill Il:1xxthl11'111'. igma Chi Z' A Erranf pledges and bird-dogging . 110811110 1110 2101i1111s 111 1111'1l' 111is1'l1101'11111: 11111111195 w1111 101'1'111'iz011 1110 1'211111111s 1'111' 1111111151 21 s01110s101', 1110 Sigs I112lll2lg'Ol1 111 1'0121111 1110 1111111 0121111111115 111' 111011' 111'01101'0ss111's. T11U11' 1w11 l11111s0s 110111 klxlxll 11111' v211'si1y 1121slc011121ll 11-21111 111 0111111111011 21:4 1l10y 1'1111 1'1'11111 1110 1L'11'X'1S10l1 211111 S101-111111: 11111100 111 1110 01l101' l11111s0, 1110 1'211'0101'121. Tl10y 112l11j' 111210- 1100 fO1' 1110 1111'11-1l0g'g'111g 11'01Jl1f' 21w211'11011 21111111- 21111 10 1110 Sig 1HZl1i11lg' 1110 1'21s10s1 111110 1101w0011 S1's 211111 12 :311 l111111's. M001 of 1110 Sigs will l1111g 11111101111101' 1JZ11111111g' 1l1011' G1'00k sy111110ls 011 1110 P1 P111 ,S 1001112111 11111f01'n1s 211111 1l1011' 1121116-111110 0111111- 1211111110111 211 1110 POXVC1Q1' Bowl. Tl1Q11' 10111112111 15211110 w11l1 LCA was 1101101' 211101111011 115' 1110 f21C'11l1f' 1112111 most B1'21111Cf' 1101110 g211110s. EV011 11111111111 1110 S1g'H12'l, Cl11's 110 1011gG1' have 1110 00111111010 1101111113- 11011 0f 111101'f1'21101'1111y 2111110111-S 111QY 01109 112111, w0 1111181 all 1011101111101 w0 0a0l1 l1211'0 0111' 0w11 111110 01'11ss 10 1102112 R01-o1'1l01l 11111810 211111 101011511111 Shows 111 1110 a11110X 110111 10 j11s1111 1110 Sigma C111 11a1'l01' 121X. Sl0011 111 1110 Sig house is c011v01111011al 11 any 111110, 111 any 110s111011, 11111101 3111 CO11C1111011S. The Varousel room, newest of good danee spot s. provided the Sig Eps with an unforget- table Christinas dance and a deflated bank HCCO HUT. Skeptieaii as we like to appear. lllilfit' hzlth its Cil2ll'lllN1XYiNil we emihl say there were no strings zittzleheti Drum sticks and a telephone pole lnieattetl In-hintl at well-phieetl telephone pole on St. .lnnn-s, the Sig' lips opt-neil the fall semester with at slll'lbl'iSillg'ij' t'z1st start, th-spite their obvi- ous ei-owing pziins. -Xetlniring at Sll2lf'i0llS new tro- phy ease, the hrothers vowetl to hegin trying' to till it. .X t'ter fztiring' well in the stunt show, schol- Zl1'Silill,2lilli I-I t'outhz1ii.ti1e men ofSig'111zl Epsilon ztppztrently shtekenetl their pziee to give the other traternities at ehztnee. Not to he ont-clone thtring' the tfhristnias season, tl1e Sig' lips impresseti the eaunpns hy tieeorztting' their honse with enough art work to eover B-Hail. They own the largest mas eot on eznnpus-at Qoo pound St. Bernau'il monster -that reportetlly has all the ezunpns dogs in an nproztr. Known as the house with at heart, the Sig Eps prepared T0 ehieken tiinners thtring' see- onti semester rush and entieti np eating' tiruln stieks for the next two weeks. igma Phi Ep ilon X1 l Twp lvivturv Huw l: .xlilll lhwrr, lhvlnwt llm'H1v1', .luck Sfurty, lT:nl'r'vll l'Ilalv1n,g', .l:1lm's ht llll'Z2Ik, l'llIlt'N I rum Huw lf: .lusvlmh Sliylvs, UUIIII l':lT1'm1, Lvl- IM- licwr, lh-1':ll1l Ilift, l l':lllk Vzumlm-r XYW1, Ill-l1l1ixHilln'l'1, William ll:1Isv-v, .lun-pls Lipskv, HZIYIIIKIIHI Nm-in1.111. Hmm' 3: Plmlgvs: .lulln XYv0ks, Iqlllllllll l:l'Zll1lSkIl, -VIHIIIUS H1lg'g,ft'llhl1I'k, llulmhl I':I'il'kNUll, Ilmlrv lirnnflf, Ellgill' I nm, XX um' XYulf, l7on:ll1l Russ. lluttum Ilil'flll'l' Huw I: HIll'l'f' Knutz, Sl'l'l'l'fIll'y, Du11:1l4l BlL'fY'Illlll7l'ill,Ql', 'l'r4-:1s1l1'm'l', Ruin-1'T fll'Q'lI4l1l, 1.1-ml:ml Vusfu, I'l'1'SilIt'llf', .lnnws lim-kmx' Y. . v lm'-l'1'vs14lm'llT. QHUIII1 Sfilllllljtlllll Huw 2: 'l'l1mn:1s Huufln, Iqlillfllll Huvvs, XYillis Trilnlvlg .lulm Lillltltlll, Jzwk Ilvnllv. P11-41,331-sz Hvrr.V SXYIIIIIK, XY:1lt1-1' Ig2alN'4l1'k, Huw JC: l'lwlgvs: liillu-rt BI0l'l'l1l'l,', lhmlilliv faillvtblllilli, Xvilliillll llulllwll-V, Dull- Vnln-, Iinlu-11 l'1'lm1l, llm1:1l4l XV-Vkvs, Ri1'llZIl'll -Xl11lvl'su1l, Utlllillll Brno ks. A-Q bfb va ww www.. ,Q v ,W 'Z 6 f x 4' . S s ,A '47 'VOIP limx Hou Hem Huff ICUW RUN' NNW Tau Kappa Ep 1101 lsolafionists and explanations . . . The TKlC's and their big house were appar- ently up the river when they had to borrow a row- boat to get soniewhere in llolneconiing, but their etiforts only cost tl1e1n the price of an orchid every week, Now that they've completed installing such modern conveniences as plumbing and relinished woodwork, the TKlil's are becoming reconciled to their obvious lack of Elbo-room. Tau Kappa Epsilon pledges have hurried explanations for the sexsational entertainnlcnt they provided tl1e Pi fPhi's, but still assert that pledging Tau Kappa Epsilon is paradise! Isolationists to the cam- pus, the TKE's take advantage of their barn-like home to stage fabulous house parties and chapter basketball games in their front room. TKE's are known for their all day picnics, their all night dances, and their all out efforts-to stay olf social pro. VVith several aces up their sleeves, the TKE's claim to be a versatile organization. Occasional rehearsals for the Pan-Fra Sing and iinproinptu harinonizing around the house keep the TKE's in shape for the Higliway. Horsiug around via mutual skirnlislies of wit is often tl1e only scheduled activ- ity of the TC's. rw '1 ' A pl1o111- vnll at the ll11-tu llll llUllNtl lWK'UlllPN illl Hl'tltl2ll x1'l1e11 iitllll' lcilnitzt-rs start Zltllllllgl' to the cou- V1-1's11t ion. Floor space and secrel desires . . . l31'z11ll1-fs 'lll11-t11 t'l1i t'll2llll0l' llL'2ll'S tlle infa- lllmls 1listi111'tiou of I11-ing' the only t'1'z1t1-1'11ity 011 fovinl in-11l111tio11 this j'l'2ll', 1-vt-11 illtlllgll the result ot' tl1t-i1' 1'1-1l11isitio11i11g' 1-xt-111'sio11 was soiuewllat ol'l's1-t by 21 ll'Ullllf' in the lloz1t lJ2ll'2l4lt'. Ulwio11sly l'2ll'l'-l.l'l'l', tl11' 'l'l11-tz1 l'l1i's possess El t'l'2li'liC1'-lJOX llHllSl' 1'o11111l1-t1- with dirty simlewnllis, SIl1Q2'l1'Cll xvimlows, z1111l 21 ll2lt'lij'2ll'tl tilletl XYlTl1Sl'i'l'L'l desires. XY1-t1lc1l11y' Sllllilll'll0Zll'tl gzulles amd weeli-end 3132111- meut 11111'ties are tl11- lot ot' tlle Vlllllllil l'l1i's, who go Zlll out for Sl,'l'l'll2l1li'S, short nieetiugs, and trips In llll' llig'l1wz1y'. ltliotie llll'li-ll2l111l'S and little g'z11111-S ot' wit till tlu-ir ll0lIl'S i'tl'Olll1ll the house with plenty ot' lmoistt-1'o11s l2lllg'l1lOl'. The lll'll112l1'f' pre- 1'1-tpiisites for lJlL'llQ'lllQ' o11 iilllllllldltlfl sometimes seein to be Zlll z1c'ti1'e i11tt-rest in 1'll1l0t'l1lQ, a Will- i11g11ess to sit ou tl1e Hoor, and il e11ltiv11ted toler- ance ot' illl u11i11l1il1ite1l dog. Theta Chl Top How Row HOW Hmm BUTT Huw How How Ron V W' Z9 -.0 xv Q' 1. 5' X iw gy' sf -.-f i 75 ,- -0 . Q .N fs N. ,,- ll nj . '9 48 4 I48 lun llvflllw' I I .. , 4. V ,. , . Hmm' l: I:II.YIIl4lllll hfmlfm, lmgwl 1lIlNlI4'lIII, l.lvlu:vu-.I lxfll'I'II'ZIII, Imlx' Xfnwrxmy. 1 , .1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 lmxx -: XXIHIIIIII KIUITIY, IIIUIIIZIY Xmvllllug. l!vr'n:1uwl ILUIIH, XX llllnm I.1fm:uw.N-I-11-tnuv. .lm-k H1':nx'. llrvza Hnxt, Huw 21: ll'YilIQ,f Hi1s4'm:1, .lulun IM-iuingl-V. l'luililv 51l'IIllQ'. H1131 1' .l:n:1vkx, 'l'i11w1l+'x' Jug.-1'. l.III'I'-Y l'I4lIv1', I,rvwm-ll Hivllllwlld. liutiwln IVi1'1lII'4' Hmm l: llun:nl1I lim-lllu-1', ll:1l'x'1-.Y Hill, .lulm liiwtf, Kvuvlnll 'l'1'vm--un-H. 'l'l'v-:lNl1l'vl'.1'la:n1'l1-NH:agui l', lhvw 3: lhvluznlwl N:m'1t-V, llulu-rt .X11gNp11l'g-'ly Ihwlu-l'T XII-l':ll1.x'. tn-u1'g:' lim-ul..'r. l'l,-4153-N: Hivlnml Smith, If.1wgmlLomln , N , . , .. . , ,. , .. , . lmxx ..g I Iwlgmg J, lbwlglnt tm-. XXuIl1:um N':m:1lI, l.n4h:rm .Xul1I, Klznrk Xhlwn, .Mlm Nlvnlr, .l:1l1l1Ixlll:'1ll:1. l,l'1IlIJIl'1,lNUlI. Theta 1 ' Cuckoo clocks and suede shoes . . Although not at the top ot' the intert'raternity sports standings, Theta Xi's make their presence felt as they boast, VT don't win 'em all, but any- one we play knows they've been in a game! XVith a large number of varsity grid men to draw from and with their neighbors to the east provid- ing' practice matches, Theta Xi's copped second place laurels in I-F wrestling. 'When the men in blue don their symbolic Chi town attire, of suede shoes, bowed-collar shirts, and casually draped suits, they flaunt a touch of the VVindy City upon the rank and tile of Peoria. Traditions such as their Roaring Twenties party a11d the an- nouncement of their Lounge Lizard couple high- light Theta Xi social events. In Homecoming pa- rade competition, the Theta Xi's t'cuckooed their Way into second place among' fraternities, but had less success with a stunt show that was strictly for the birds. Clean-up for fall rushing' is mis ery-Theta Xils find the night hh relaxation far more to their lllilllf' Fortunately bunny hopping-a favorite campus activity-gives us something to do at exchange parties. 1., 1 1.5, ,-. -xg, N-l 11l1XV 1: 11.v1'1111 1111-g111y, 11:111111-1 O:1ei11, XYi11i:1111 111111. H . '1511 , XX11 1v11l'111'll. .111a1'l11l 1vil11ll1. H1111 33 1'1'1 1 1N 11 'H2I . T1 'lll1lf 13l'i I'. 1.1-1'11v .T:11-kQ1111, .I111111 X1-1s1111. T1'1-:1s11 1111llg1flx4 ,X111g'111111, ,X1fl'1-11 II,-111,111-T' X'i4.'.,I1l.l,Si'h,nT. 0meg11 P i Phi Meefings in 'rhe Men's Dorm . . . v 1 8111111 1111- 1111111g'11 1'111' 21 1'11z1111111' 1'111111l. 11111 1111111111- 1111' 11111111 ' 12ll'l1l11l'S, 111111 E 11l1' 1'1'1'1'1'211lU11 11111111 111l' 1't'1ZlX2111lI11. . . . , , 111110221 1's1 1'111's 1'1z11111 1111- X1-11' N1l'll 5 1,1l1'111111l1'Y 11s 11111 1il1'Q'1'S1 1.1'2l1l'l'1l11f' 1l11lls1' 1111 1'111111111s. 1A111111l'11 111 1111-111111-1'- s11111 211111 11f111l11l'111111l'11 111' 111l' 1:11111 111 :1 11l1115l' ,1111- 111Il1 '4Z1 1's1 1,111 s11x'1111x'11z11'- . ., . ww . 1l1'111z111- 111 1-lf' 1111111111-11111111 211111 2lllXf 11111s1y' 111111i 1'111'Wz11'11 111 1111-11' 111's1 1-1-' Y 1 I ' ' 11111-. 11ll'f' 111111 1111-11' 111g'g'1-st 111111111-111 111 Q'1'111llg'111l111111lS Sig' 1'I11's111z1111i111111'1- 1-113111 111111 1111111g'z1 1's1 1,111 IS 111111 111 1111- 12l1'Q'1'S1 1111111111111 t1'f11l'1'111t11'5 111 l'X1S- 11'111'0. XV1l1'11 11wz1y 1'1'11111 11111i1' s11111i11x. 111116- -111 1'si 1'11i's s11111111 21 1111 111: 1111111 1'11x1'i11g' n I1 111 111111111111 11111i1' s1'11111z11'x11i11 l'211'111g.1'. Alpha Kappa P i Neon signs and self-conlrol . llvith il new ll0111O, 21 neon sign, and il new lense on social life, AKl'si 1110111- hers jlllllllwl llllillllllllg' inlo f1'z1te1'11ity life and cznne up lillU0-llUCll in debt. f'0llf1'0lllUll by z1dditio11z1l lll'OlllOH1S of self-0o11trol at every turn, the profes- sional business f1'2llQ1'11llj' of Bradley fought 1111cez1si11gl5' to survive ii1'st-yez1r pitfalls. 'With the Campus C'31'11lY2ll and second SQIHCSJKQI' rush, however, the AKPsi's proved they were more than a flasl1-i11-tl1e-pn11 and looked forward to better years ahead. In llllfilllllllal' Sll1'1'OllllCll1lQ,'S, Al- pha Kappa Psi's spent the year 'fry- ing' to make il Il1'Of9SSlOll2ll group social. jim-Q lnun--..,..,, .. ,. ,W nun-.......-,..,,.,, Sln-vm-... w....,.. ,. . 1:1-v-vu--. 'Q-w---v-..... im'- 5 af. N, Row 1: John XVolford, John Wilkins, President, Kenneth Ilollmnnn, T1'e:1s111'e1', Rl'i1'l1:wl Hlvlllllflllll, Yiv1--Pw-si- dent Fred Nelson. 3 Row 2: Harold Sieber, Ronald Trimble, l.Villi:1n1 Doerr, Donzlld Bl2l1'lU1lS, Robert 1 ll,'llll'l', Jllllll Hull. Row 3: Chzjlrles HH1'f11Cff, Earl Frye, Clmrles BZl1'l'l1Ql1ll9, Mr. lVlUl'lllll Tupper, Rol1e1 t lxlilfllll, Rolla-1'T Muznrl-k, Mr. Kennedy Cobb, RlL'l12l1'lil Fritze. Row 4: Harold Stutzenstein, Allen Cfunplvell, David lVilkey, Edgar 1Xl14l0l'SO1l, Eldon 'l1lIlllll2lSUll, William Mott, LZl.XX'1'C11C8 Peterson, Jack Reding, Neil Cl1:1111lle1', Rudolph Kotns. A -fx. .gk A . ' , P 5. 1 'K '4 X 2,25 , v Q , s Q r ga, . rf' ?.fA v , Lf . Y , 1. Q4 lr n L ' A ' -QR , ,. 4 ' - 4-al ' ,N-. ,wr F Q L- 'x:7,ve.f ,r '- .. 'K 'W 5. ORGANIZATNNS - Departmental Honorarie Alpha Delta N0 Stei11becks or HL1I11lllg'XX'2If'S are i11 their l1ll1'I1llPl', hut eluh 1119111- hers have similar interests i11 the liehl of jo111'11alis111. These w011l1l-he artists of literary tec-l111iq11e St,'ltiOI11 socialize l111t timl great 1lelig'l1t ill iltlH1l1'll1g' their hy-lines i11 the Scout 111' Allilgtl. Their haven is the 111111- lieatimis lllllltllllg' Zllltl they live i11 fear of the f'll'C'lll2ll,' tile. Sigma Alpha Eta A mlesire tu help the ll2llltlll'2lIllJt'tl is a iieeessary el1z11'aete1'istie nl' any lI10IIlll0l'Uii Sig'11111 Alplia l'lta. 'l'hese Si1lltlUlltS who have chosen the liehl of speech ec11'1'eeti1111 or llt,'ill'lllL1' as their 1'oeati1111 gain 1'al11al1le experi- t'llt't,' hy active 11111'tiei1111tio11 i11 this g'1fo1111. ,Xll 111111111't1111ity to w111'lc with t'lllltll'l'll 170SSl'SSlllgL'SIJUUUII 111111 llUill'lllQ' 1lel'eets Hiiil'l'S the111 practi- eal ifilllllllg' i11 this lJ2ll'ill'lll2ll' liehl. Row 1: Patricia 3Itf.Xd2'llllS., Dr. Sue Maxwell, Mary lVelli11gt011. Row 2: Jaek Milne, Gilbert CiO1'dOll, Alan Lisle, XVillis Tribler. .,.. UN i il llmv l: llr. Kl:111l1i11111-y, .lane his-ml. Mary .T1-:11111e l.i111ls1-y, Mary NlIIlll'l', l':1t1'iei:1 Holt. lluw 2: llugel' l3:1sti:111, .luyee tlilvlmiis, Kl:1rily11 Flynn, Th11111:1s lgl'fl4ilxl'll'k. llmr 3: lleiiry tlrere, 'l'l111111:1s l'11lli11:111, P11111 Nfl'l'll. Row 1: Marthai Smnuelsou, Betty Hedden, Phyllis Bettiughaus. Row 2: Ronald McKinney, Thomas Fricano. Row 1: Norma Neff, Dr. Yates, Patricia Althaus. Row 2: Dr. Boyd, Eugene Askenasy. Delta Phi Delta A palette and brush plus a keen interest in art equals a member of Delta Phi Delta. Jeans and sweat-shirts replace the tradition- al smocks and French berets of these future artists. During Homecoming, they combine their talents to produce the murals on the win- dows of the iieldhouse foyer, and in the spring, they reach creative extremes at the Beaux Arts Ball. ef F, 5 gear '64 I-'B 19x vs 'UV Phi Alpha Theta Phi Alpha Theta members eat, drink, and sleep history. Living more in the past than in the present as far as their studies go, they concentrate o11 memorizing important dates - of one variety or another. Students who have done outstanding work in history are eligible for membership in this organization. 1 . fx ' 4 'a Q1 ' in-mln I55 U CI vm A+., 1 Q ', 5 , ' -- W, ,. E E 8 , Q 1 3 I Y T. - A 'sw . P' ...fn 6 I56 Row 1: R11-ll:l1'1l Nei-1111. XV1l1i:1l11 1I1'l :11'tj'. XVil- liallll H11f1gl:l1l1l, XY:ll1ul' B:lll1'111'k, R1lb11l't XYo1'l1ls, R1111' 2: lgylwll t,sl'Q'glPl4w', Cll:11'les Rzlssi, R11b111't H1411-l', 11:11-11111 HIlf'lll1l'll, Jnllll 1V'1Il'ff'. Al'll11l11 lluwlls, lV'I1!l'k l'lll'1x1i:lllQ1-11. ROW 3: H11-llzllwl XY1llf. fY14fUl'l-Ili' Slllprk, G1-ng . -,. , . , Hllllllw. 1.1151111111 5IZK'llllll'k', h11g111' L:l1l', Ill:l1'l1'S Lllfstlwllll. .Trllllvx Allvll. Ihlllfllll H1111-1411tIl, H1 11' 1: lT1ll11l'1w l.1lk:11-llkw, .Xll11'l't:l llzlllivlx, .Tlnly 1-l':lll:1lll, 4'll:ll'l-11I1- l,:ll1g, H1-11' Z: l'1-Illv N11-l'lll. IY1-llll:l l'I11-1l1'l'1-l', HI1-:l1l111' lfllll-ll, .ll-'Inv HJIIIII. IP-f1'1'll1- l':ll'k1llN1+ll. Kl:ll'1111l l3iTlllllllI1-l'. H1111 II: Nlllll-1' 1'l1l'lNYl:ll1N1-ll. Kl:ll'j1ll'i1- Iylly, H1112 I-:ll':l 111111. XI:ll'i:lllll1' l:illQl', X:ll11-.V 'l':ll'l1l1'j', 1' .'r' llv lil -f I, XIJ!X1IlI'1'Iil'1'Y. Phi Mu Alpha .XlIf'fllillLL' t'l'1l1ll l'zlg'1il111- z1l11l j2lZZ 111 Bm-- 1ll1lx'1-ll 211111 Nl1lz:1l'1 IS lll1'll11l1-11 lll tll1- l'lll Xlllk 1'll1l11'1- 111' lllllfiv. Tllvil' 11111-1-11 liilill' 1I21llf'l l'll1l li -lx'-lll.llll1 1111 IIIIIIX 'l-11 ,Xlfllollgrlls1l11l1-SAI sis11-l'st1ll1l it llljllf zllll1- 111 I1z111ll1 Tllvll' :1IllllTl1-S 1l11l'l1lg I ' lll'zl1-Ti1'i1lg' ful' 1111-il' l'1llll'l'l't 1101-1l11i1's 1l111sT 1 1ll'lll ' lc I . 1 1 ' ' ' 2 s' Sill L I'llll1'ti1llls. Iylilfillg' fm' tll11- Stunt Show 211111 I 111' 1111-ir 111111-1 ll1lw1-V1-l'. ill T1lL'i1' sllzllv 111111- 111111-1 l11llll's,tll1-N'1l11x'1'l'1ll1-11-sstll1'll 11111 s1-1' Q , ,I t - , ' l 1111-5, 1111-1 11111111121-t1l1-1l1lg11-gz1Tel1l1ll1-11111b- l'l'2ll 1l'1-111111l1l1ll1s 11lllsl1'zll lll'1lg'1'1111ls 1-:11'll - - Y ,. . U . . , , , 1 , ll l11l1l1ll1lg' 111' lx1-11111-1 S 1111 21 51-5511111 - x'1fz1l'. lull l1wl1lQ' H111 lilfl' izlll 1'V1'lllllQ'S, 1'llsll ,- ' ' ' 1 , ' 1.1111 111' 111111-lwl Ihl'. 1-11s NVl'l'l' t'llfl'l'f1lllll'1l 111 21 llot 1111- 111111 ' . l1lz1l'sll11lzlll1lw lwlzlst, us 5lg'l112l Alpllu 111111 lll'11s1-1111-1l 1111111 full 1'1lsl1i1lg' ll1'11g1'a Pi Gamma Mu Pi Gamma Mu members indulge in periodic discussions over Vital issues in the field of social science. Under tl1e austere surveyance of Dr. YVyck- off, the learned students of society air their views on such timely topics as city planning and birth control-in the interests of World betterment, of course. Pi Kappa Delta This group, which promotes fluent speaking, oddly enough thrives on the comparatively silent leadership of Dr. Norton. Many of their members serve on the varsity debate team and spend long week ends traveling about the country in search of trophies. This year they concentrated on achieving moral victories and were encouraged to gain experience. Row l: Nancy IlC'l'l'llllIlll, Mrs. .Vlllllll llllllilllllll, -VIUIIII Risen. Now 2: C. N. I,1lll't'l'S0ll, llr. limnu-, l :u-illty Allvisor, Joseph Zzilm, Eugene Askenasy, llr. Yates. Row 1: Jack Gillespie, Nancy Herrinian, Lowell Beck. Row 2: Mr. Nebergall, Dr. Norton, William Boege, Eugene Askenasy. Row 1: Ronald Jaicomo, James Huhta, Peter Bnrclezbaniali. Row 2: Robert O'F31'1'Qll, Harold Xxvllftll, Joseph Zaba. Ham' l: .l:llm-s ClIll'kl', Ilnlplu .Xml4-rsmu, 1q1'lllll'Tll llknim, Vllx-'lv N usluuvku, llmmlnl lim-lilwr. Huw 2: 'l':111l Bossv, llUll,QlIlS linwws. Hnlwrt Svitl-rt. lil'l'JIlIl Smut-rs, lvllllillll XY1-1-rts, .lulm llirst, Huw 3: .lm-k BlIISfUll, lim' 1l1'i'Ulll'il'V. iVi1'UI'ifl' llll'll. Hulrwt 1 . P' l3:nl'Ill1:1l't iliim-llmwl Nu1wlstl'mr1, .lull N.VQfI'Illll. Zeta Pi AS rec-ipients of the P1'esicle11t's Ser- vice Cup, these Young men C2l1'1'lQCl on a tmmjlitimi of campus proiniiience begun in 1925 by Dean Tillotson. Jim Huhta, lllfL'1'1l2lflOllill 1l1'9SlClP1lf', of this local group, coiulucts monthly meetings at wliicli the I'Il0lllll01'S com-o1it1'a1tc on get- ting flown to lmsiiiossf' Beta Tau EpsH0n ,lil'llSlllllQ' tht- szlmlilst t'1'u1u their vlutlu-s, lllL'llllll'l'S now :mtl thou re-trout frmll lllIl'j'l'2l Hull long' Olllbllgll to C011- Q'l't'Q'2lll' on tlw stvps fm' El l'ig'zll'UttG. lnfll' tlmt- l.Ill'fll1'l' t-liliqlltt-11111e-nt ot' tlic-ii' wor- thy llll'll1llL'l'S, Bvtzi Tull Hpsiloli spon- mrs niovit-s :mtl ll'l'llll'l'S :mal has occas- Slllllill lit-lil trips on its Zlglfllllil. Theta Alpha Phi hvith grease paint eovering the bags under their eyes and stage-struck 1nen1- hers vying for the Spotlight, the Theta attempted to present Alpha Phi's Blithe Spirit. Most of the ineinhers are dedicated to Cl1'2l111El, Whether it be good or had, and delight i11 displziying their talents in classes, dorms, and to the general public. Tau Sigma V1 VW 1' ' llle ,iilll blgs llllltii lPl't'il'l' to hold their nieetings in the eellzir ot' Ilolnies llzill for we seldom see theni on ezuiipus. They elziini the light of their life is tl slide rule and Z1 supersonie siirveyiiig' eoilipzxss. And all of thein stziunehly vow they'll never forget the day they SXY2ll- lowed ai slide rule in one gulp as ei part of their peeuliur initiation ritual. Row 1: Edwin Stenr, Eugene Schroeder, Williznn Sheffer. I Row 2: Chester Strantz, Roger Stevens, Alvin Polieh, Jerre Lfiuterbziek, John Peterson. Row 1: Joanne Endres, Marianne Ringe, Suelindzi Hatfield. Row 2: Michael Cody, Milton Haniberg, Gene Holmes, Mr. Dybvig. dia: Q23 ,ws 25 ,--, 4.-q, , ca 4,1 iqq -A X 'TT' 'IV' A? y N! v...4 vvn 1 ig-s. ff K3 -o O - I QV .Z 3 'U' X Z l6O Q . Beta Beta Beta Our photogs pictorially' record Brad- ley life with Gil Gordon as supervisor. Both scliolastically and pliotogmpliically adopt, the BBBE spend numerous hours artistically dec-oratiiig' their de-velopiiig room like a Vargta art g'al1erj'. How 1: Hit-hxiiwl Noon, Doiizil-I Brooks. How 2: Km-iiiit-th 3Il1Sk0l', .Tt-rrp' Pete1'soii, hviiiilllll Duty, tiiiiiu-rt tiiiilwioll, Alpha Phi Bmega Thr- .XVHR oftt-ii lost- more frii-iids than the-5' Qilill hy uslit-riiig' at Chapels: int-vt-i'tlit-lt-ss, tht-5' lJt'l'f0l'111 a valuable st-i'vit-c to tho lllliX'0l'SiTY. In zichiition. tht-5' wliollsol' il footi tiriw- for tht- IIUOKIY :it t'lii'istiiizis. Ht-111114-iwliili is liulitt-il to i.tll'lIlt'l' Rua' St-outs. if--xi I: .Xlht-rr Ki-ll--i'NTi':iw. ifrrisl lil'lil'l'Nfl'1lSS, H, Ji. , . , , Iiirt--ly lioliiiw ll:iutlioi'iii'. Ili-ix 3: William W1-yi-in-tln, Sh-vt-ii Knvn. Kliltoii IH:-kv. .lniiit-Q tigiw, .Xrthiir I.t-ph--x'. II'-xi .i. Klii-hm-l iXi'iiwti'oiig, .li-i'i'.v l'i-rt-rson, Klit-hxlvl .Xil:1i'. .lniili i.iIl-iillli-I, IIIIHIIIIIIY iiivkx ifvllllvlil ii:l'.XTil1iIllI'. Phi Sigma Pi With tht- Siillltiilfli ot' high 'LL'I'2llit'S 211141 on-ii hizhi-i' souls, tht- small iiumhor ot 1111-iiiht-ix ot' this group i'zii't-ly 1111-1-t im- h-ss it! I'oi' illitialtioil t'l'1't'111tlllit'S, Look- ing' t'XTl'l'llll'ij' se-rioiis illllil iiitt-lh-4-tiuil, tht- Phi Sigiiizi Vik uri- th-ilivzitt-ml to at 1-ollt-gt 1-tlm-ntioii, wlii-iw-wi' it Illilj' ho. How 1: TH-ti-i' Igiliilivzlifllliilll, Viywlo Yoshiokzi. How 2: K1-iiiicth Uk:1iio,tGor:llil Soiiioix., Rav Unili-oi-k. How H: K4-riiiit Johiisoii. Hoht-rt R1Il'llil2ll'T. .Toscph Zzilm. Club Ad and Sell Club Unee a nionth 1lurphy's Restaurant is honored by the nieinbership of the Ad and Sell Club. The would-be salesmen and advertising inen listen to talks by experts from the business lield and en- joy the door prizes which are donated by businessinen. Presiding over the din- ner meetings is President Ron Trimble. Home Economics Club bVith ladle in hand and aprons and white uniforms as standard Costume, the Home Ee gals eoneentrate on the culinary arts. Reeeipes, home decora- tion, and the proverbial Hstiteh in time saves nine form the basis for the eo- eds' futures as happy hornernakers. Row l: Nana-y Lyon, Joan Johnson, Helen Seely, B2ll'iiP2l1'2'l Denham, Rosemarie Feffer, Barbara Wise, Shirley Grubb, Barbara Krueger. Ron' 2: Margie Schaeehter, Laureine Johnson, Connie King, Coronella. Adams, Lynn Johnson, Adele Ull- nier, Marlene Isgren, Eve Gaymont, Marlyn Sit- ton, Lila. Rashid, Lois Cornstor-k, Mae Shiba, Mar- tha Xeis. Row 3: Donna bVileoXon, Lois Bacon, Patricia, Berg, Lynn Pivour, Margie Leonard, Connie Chaney, Naney Ringhani, Jane Pulliam, Barbara Bitting, Cecile Bt-ed, LaYerne Carlson, Marian Farris, Jean Ladley. Row -1: Ann llc-Call, Beth bVright, Virginia Kauf- lnzlnn, Ramona Kidd, Loretta bVasil, Billie Gor- hani, Joanne Chant, Karen Baeknian, Jeanette Mosir, Marilyn Opsetb, Doris Davie, Nancy Bl'0llSt'PZlflE'1'. Row 51 Mary Jean Thompson, Beverly Bradley, Mary Kay Guinan, Bernie Marine, Joanne Aber- nathy, Janet Grimm, Joyee Pottorf, Carol Robert- son, Alice Crisp, Ann Gibson. llow I: Nornun. llixon, Nlary lilliilllilll, .Xnn Nlvlkull, Xanax lion ste-:ull-1', bl:u1'g,g'im- Nel1:n4-rllll-l', Lynn Pivonr, l.orr:lino Ill-ll 1 nn N ln 1ll':1, iil'l'lllIlll, l4ZlllI'l'llll' Johnson, Nlary 1':a1'1'ig,g:un, l illie toll: uni lion' 2: linrle l l'vn-, ixlJll'Y Ill-ll, l-it-vi-rl:-v N1-ulmns, N:lnl'v lunhlu lin lil-tty Blillirl-il, Anmittl- l'Irim-lison, l':lroI Nvott, .I IlIll'1' lllstml l':1t1'il'i:l NYoonlrnl'l', llloria Hun-lldl-ll, li:1rlv:ul':n illlI'l' lonulfl 'l'1'i1nluh-, f'lllll'it'S llistieh, v llow Il: Robert lfiwlll-l', llarold 'l'l1rl4-y, NYilIi:unu Flynn, .lm-lt Xbliixllls llonald l'iilil'l'lll'l'k, lbonalnl Taft, Km-nnvth Vt-eil, Walton' XX n XVilli:1n1 lim-rr, llarolul Sin-lu-1', Blr. tl. 'l'11ppe1'. lion' -l: liiellznrnl Fritze, Ronald Nll'iillllVl'IIlI, llis-ln:mI Nitl1il'l'l llnll llll J Nlllllllli l4l ll Kovh, G4'o1'g'e llonsku, Klelvin lierlin, JJIIIIUN Ko: sllhott ltlllll llmlll lun Anderson, Orlo fjll.'l'iIllllll'l', llaniel W1-sw i '- ner Compton, llelsvllm-l iXll'f'2Il'ly. ffif-ee Future Teachers of America Seeking' to disprove that those Who can't do, teach, the members of the FTA join together to prepare them- selves for a teaching career. Their chief ohjectire is to raise the standards of the educational field and to increase teach- ers' salaries. Row 1: Billldlyll Mehl, Jean Risen, Jeanne Scheidt, Marilyn Delpire, Arlene Maynard. Shirley lines. Row 2: Nancy Bronsteader, Hazel Carlton, Lill Aliegg, Richard Nordstrom, Joyce Strihling, Anne Sm-dell, Ann Hess. lion' 3: Dr. Miller. Douglas Bowers. Connie Chaney, l'atricia Nliawgo, Ann Boyd, Gayle Flesher, iVill- iain XVeerts. Frank Buchert. How 4: Della-rt lluhnan, Garth Knoln-lock, Paul Rossi-e, John Ginlgel, John Spring, George Iben, Hola-rt Zesiger. Adolph XV2ll2ll'2lV2lgC. Hawaiian Club A shy hut loyal t'riendliness emanates i.l'Hlll the smiling' faces of Hawaiian li'luh nieinhers. 'l'heir wide range ot' common interests insures successful parties and social functions, such as a l'hristmas party in the XYlg'XY2I111 and an Oriental dinner - lioth replete with orchids, leis, and hula dancers. lion l: t'li:irlcs Lan, Nlartlia l,:in. lflla XY:ul:i, Alar- ga ret tioflini-Z. lion' I: Alnrin Xlorihara. Yosiharu Xilklliililllll, llanuy Kam, Lloyd Yamato, King Qnon. lion Zig 4'l-vile Yosliiulin, Stanley 'l'ogik:in'a, l'aul Nlninsvki, Km-nin'th Hkano. Spanish Club The Spanish tlluh meinhers adopted a new theme song' this year- Grana- da. ltlven though the nienihcrsliip is lilnited, our aniigos prefer socializing with a quick rhumha and a tasty tamale to studying' Spanish verhs. lion' l: lboris Sender, Linda Best, Elise Segroves, l'atricia Anderson. tow 2: Louis Vt-ja, Manuel Ahneida, Trnda t'ooling, Kenneth t'ann, liarl Rossnian. y 1 English Club The forty incnibers ot' thc English ff Club regnrml themselves as the only act- ive literary group on czunpus. They are concerncil with iliscussions on current plays, plans for their trip to t'bicag'o, and the best lllttllllbll of encouraging' bet- ter attcnmlance at the Varsity Art Thea- Ire. llow l: Nancy Mctlool, Mary llurst, Gloria Grote, flIll'0l llcnry. How 2: Mary Wcihnieir, fi'2ll'Ul Ferris, Milton llain- berg, Marilyn Mehl, Mary Johnson. Row 3: Annette Erickson, Rosalie Lainlsinmi, Lois Sl'l2ll'NYZllt, Jeanine Nelson, Truela Vooling. Nad' The future secretaries of the business world join in the Secretarial Club to ex- 5 panel their interests and professional Q techniques. Their actiyities during the year were a rummage sale, lectures on office practices, and monthly meetings with free floor prizes. Row 1: Nancy Dcrgins, Janet Lang, Catherine New- nian, Patricia Berg. Row 2: Patricia Powley, Joanne Hewitt, Margaret Franceway, Lynn Harteuberger, Marietta Swartz, Sharon Franke. Row 3: Maxine Carey, Connie VVelch, Elise Segroves, Miss Smith, Carol SOl1ll1'ilfl2l, Shirley f'2llll1llJl'll. Row 1: Sally Erikson, Catherine Newman, Marilyn Paulsen, Mari- lyn Leininger, Lynette Ackerman. Row 2: XVilli:nn Ganil, John Maggio, Peter B2ll'll1tZlJ2llll3Ill, Mr. E. Kennedy Cobb, John XVolford, Robert Mazurek. A S S 0 i 0 Il A C C 0 U Row 3: Kenneth Holhnann, Spero Balaskas, Robert Ahlgrini, Hai- olcl XVirth, Kenton Hancock. i t'onsi1lcring' themselves connois- seurs of rlrink and chicken clinners at the Sazarac, members listcneil to many opinions before clecicling that the lntermefliate Accounting text was really their tlish. This year the club has heafleml by Ken Hollmann anal Mr. ltl. Kennefly Vobb. l-A 'ik-1 Secretarial Club F 5 tll v ' ' Radio Guild Direeted by Mr. Vander Heyden, Bradle3 s would-be artists of radio writ- ing and acting held their meetings in the elite penthouse of B Hall. They' strive for high standards in radio pro- tluetion and teehnique, but often aeeoinp- lish only at relaxing evening of socializ- ine. How l: .To:.nne l':llIll'US. R:irlv:i1':1 Hurlling. .lane 1' filv per. llnry Ellen llit-ln-rt. l-low Q: Mil-lizn-l Clnly. Ronnl-l Rolverts. Nuelintlzi Halt- Iil-lfl, RlIll'l1lllllt' Hinge. Xllilllilvv li:lll'. Iiillllll Brown. ll-iw Zig Blix Yuinler lleyflvil, hir. llylwig, Gene lll-lines. William lrelxlnfl. Milton Hmnln-rg. Guy .XII-lvl'N1vl1. American Society oi Mech. Engineers Aiitieiputiiie' the tours ot' the Le Tour- nenn Voiiipnny' :intl l'uterpillz1r iitllllp- nny, nn-inlwrs lnmlcl reeiilzii' monthly' nn-1-tinxs nt wlxieli discussions are held on vzxrionx lll'XX'lll'X'l'lllllll1l'lllS. Not to he ont tlone lmy other o1'g'z1111zz1t1ons, the nn-inlwrs llillll to pt-i't'i-1-Iioii tln-ii' zlnnuzll Slll'lllLl' tlzlllee. Ill-xx lg .ll-lun i'iIIl'lIlI, Hull-ll l'vl'l'l'1'. lmv llvllm-l'. lfll' gi-nv Nelum.-.l.-13 ll-fu I: .ll-lin llzxnnovlnlo, lloln-rl llmllnw-, l-:urlln .lunvs, l.:nul'--in-v llruv lion Sl: l':11'l i,2Zl'NnllI. 1-1-rrnlal lrillru-kv-n, Hl'l'Y1'lll'il li.-Ilivll. lfrlu l' lfl1'll'il'1l llvllnifllnlnll, xxulllllllll Nln-ilvlt. liulnli ll1'1'kcl', llilll' BlJIgllllS0l1, l m ll.-rwlwll lloltln-ll. ll'-lv-rt xi4llIl'illlNl'll. lln-Ntvr Ntrnntx, l.:lwl'z'l11'e H' I -IIlv'll':1. luv, l.lil l..l1N.m, X Illllll Ni l x Xirllnl lllnlt llllgn .lt-nrzutln, Iillillll llllI1'l'lllIIll, .Xlln-rt Spa-ek, l':1ll'i ' . ' li' ij-fl . lflvlr1 l M141 l 'l', l':1I XY 'TZ 'l. lion :lin l'I1l'w:ll':l Nllritw-jst,liiilnl-:lui-f Svliiin--It-'l',ll.:-nnrllwl Kopp, linger Sll'Yl'llS, lion- :ulll Wvkt-N, lirlnw- iilIlIllll2lNll'l'. VX tlnwiry lies in tln- ll2lllliS ol' tln-s lln- l.llilll'l' ot' tln- zilltolnotive in 0 .A l l 1-rgetle, ezipzilrle j'Hllll42'l1ll'll. Xl llllllg e gin-zise froni their llillltis, tln-x in-1'zn11lr11lz1te zxlmont on ln-ltlt1'1ps,to 1 l 'A' - xi 1- 41 - lutmw, .mil to tullnnfil loinnis. V1 VOX SUI llle inotlernistie velliele ot' tomor- Y lllilj' well spring- t'1'on1 the les- is le:1i'ne4l alt Hrznlley' lvliivm-i'sity'. i xiii 'I ' American Society ol Civil Engineers Throngli the nrinnte lens ot' zi transit, The way ot' the world is seen by the vivil engineer. lle is often found on earnpns with his tripod and transit, in the pro- eess ot' surveying the xV0l110ll,S illorrn and other points of interest, keeping in mind the motto, Always be prepared and looli for the best. How l: Albert Kellerstrzrss, Norninn Nnnetrix, XYilli:irn Slll'l:l:0l', lloliert lluinlez, Melvin Luke. Ron' 2: .lnines Gunion, .larnres Hoc-kow, Ernst Keller- strnss, Leslie Cownir. Row 3: Steve Knszci, Clifford Huglr, Earl Krueger, Robert 3ll'Cllll1lll'1', Ralph Brooks. Industrial Engineers Club Motor oil, sawdust, and civic prob- lems are all Combined as Engineering students unite themselves for the pur- pose of furthering their education out- side textbooks and stiff-back chairs. Monthly, members fraternize at meet- ings and stags. Row 1: Lawton Mueller, Gino Giorgi, Vernon Zuolsky. Row 2: John Flink, Jerry Tallackson, John Priee, Orlo Oberlander. Row 3: Robert Snrith, Jzrrnes Fletcher, Francis Mer- gen, Phillip Fzilson. American Chemical Society Test tubes, new formulas, and Ein- stein's theory might well be the methods these chemistry majors use in exploring new fields of mathematics. But more often they stain their fingers in the pro- cess of thumbing through the monthly chemistry magazines: Pogo, Mad, and Little Audrey. Row 1: Linneaus Dorman, Robert Ritzrnzin, Irene Mrotz, Ralph Nibbelin. Row 2: Gilbert Gordon, Jerry Crawford, Dr. Anders Laurene, Dr. John Shroyer, Kenneth Husker. Row 3: lVayne Swearingen, James Elrnes, Robert Martin, Kenneth Fahrenholtz. f N ,af Y I - Q ,ff l65 Mask and Gavel This group of over-worked actors elaims to have one of the largest treasuries on campus. Most of their time is spent establishing new meth- ods of spending' their money and blindly plunging from one rehearsal to another. Row 1: Mary Ellen Riehert, Virginia Dawson, Jane Cooper, Barbara Harding, Joanne Enflres. Row 2: Ronald Roberts, XVallaee Gair, Mari- anne Ringe, Suelinda Hatfield, Ralph Brown, Michael Cody. Row 3: Mr. Dyhvig, Roger Lair, Gene Holmes, Milton Hainherg. Nadi El Wah'da People from all parts of the globe may meet at a gathering of this group. Although limited in geo- graphic seope and seale, they strive to develop better relationships be- tween Bradley' students represent- ing tliiterent nations of the World. llow l: Vlark Lainhroponlos, .Toanne Endres, lloris Sen-ler, Vera Zyznienskaja, John Beth. lion' 2: Marianne llinge, Delores Nelson, Mac Sheba, liniily Ting, Doris Davies, Jackie llonghton. How Zi: I,inneans llorinan. Eleanor Olroth, 151-:ive Nineni. Dolores Chapman, Norma. l'aine, llarno Taga, XV:ilter XYiehohl. llow 4: Kee-Shun XVai, Saninel Ng, Manuel .Xlnn-irla. Rolf llaekinan. Stephen Vheng, ltieliaral Vheng. Independents The lntlepentlents ean always he lonnil gatliereil aronntl a table in the 'llepee clisellssillg' the latest news. They t'nrther their non-Greek alliliations on eanipns by striving t0 develop a stronger lnilepenilent or- ganixationganil have been increas- ingly Sllt'COSSflll. Ron' l: Hraee Sineni, larry Vitale, Edith Dunn, t'atherine Xewnian, Vorom-llzi Adams, Shir- ley Toinsie. lion' 2: Mary Jakolry, Yi-ra Heliiatter, Betty Sehniiilt, Gloria l'a4-eiatori, .loyanne Yaeh- ont. Karen Beekman, Ilolores Ullapinzln, .Mh-Ie l'Ilnier, .lain-t Lang, Mary Kisel, .laeliie llllllgllltlll. lion' 3: Mr. E. Kennedy Colih, John XVolford, lileanor Ulroth, Georgia, Vntler, Martha. Nessler, Marilyn Opseth, Marilyn Frank, Bessie Luster, .Xnnette Martin. llarohl Sie- luer. llarth Knolueloek. How 4: l,eonartl Kopp, Ernest l'atriek, Ronald Sarlitto, John Vlarno, .Terry l'r:ln'for4l, R0- ln-rt tileekler. Rieliartl liii-helkrant, Bernard Katz, Harl Frye, .lohn Si-liinitlt. Kenneth Vann. lion' 3: .lohn Flink, Vernon Zvolsky, James Thonison, John Barnett. Raynionrl Wykes, .lanies Hnnion, Plifforrl llngh, Eugene Size- niore, Mark Blakeney, Donahl XYykes, David Mabee, Gale Ferehow, Forrest Mans, Charles Jaekson, Everett Alt'f'0l'lllll'k. Y. W. C. A. llisplaying hospitality and warm- heartcd friendliness, YXVUA mcinhers greet each SUl110SlfUl S incoming students at Freslnnan mixers. The organization claims motives ot' service to the univer- sity in the forinulation ot' their other varied projects during thc remainder ot' the year. Row l: .loan l'l:ln1ilton, Nancy NUXYIIIZIII, l,2lllllllt' Storm, Shirley Grulib. Row 2: Marilyn Dclpire, 'I'rud:n Vooling, Rznrlizzra .lnrinn, Bessie Potesanos, B1ll'l5Il1'Il Krueger. Row 3: l':1trici:l NYoodru1t, Lynn lI2Il'l'L'llllt'l'g'l'l', Mar' garct Vollister, Jenn Schcidt, Betty Hclnnidt, t :1rol liollertswll. Y. M. C. A. The members of tl1is organization claim world-yvide membership and yvortlnvhile functions as their creed. Speciiically, at B1'adley, they attempt to promote better student-faculty relations, adjust the processing of incoming fresh- men, and provide wholesome recreation for all. Row 1: Augustus Kwabi, Ronald Billcrbeck, NVillianu Flynn, Harold Mazurek. Row 2: Dr. Ennne, Mr. Jackman, John Schmidt, Robert Mazurek, Mr. C. N. Patterson. Row 3: John Beth, James Carius, XV2ll'1'Pll XVlll6'lllS, Alan Lisle, George Kaeding. Row 1: Richard Drury, Stanley Loula, William Doerr, Max Warren, Kenneth Cecil, XValter XViebold. Row 2: John Senini, Richard Moderi, Manuel Almeida, Jack Jordan, David lVilkey. Row 3: Rudolph Kotas, Harold Stutzenstein, Harold Sieber, Mr. Kalman Goldberg, John Beck, James Kosinond. Row 4: John Riordan, Xvillllllll Prather, Robert Eertmoed, Melvin Berlin, Joseph Zaba, John Mihok. Economics Club Economic students changed their ma- jor long enough to become experts in outdoor advertisement as the one hun- dred pe1'cent male membership ot' this newly organized club accosted the side- walks of Bradley with whitewash and chalk to attract attention. Evidently their method of publicity was a success as the club blossomed into a prominent Bli. organization. Bradley Wives Knitting stockings and scriniping for their husband's tuition occupies most of the Bradley wives' time. They often so- cialize while their husbands quench their thirst for knowledge. The night before at big test, they can be found burning' the midnight oil with their spouses. Row 1: Loretta Philips. Phyllis XYolfe. Patricia Bm-liiiaxiii. Joan Cll2l1llll6'l'. Hou' 2: Kay lhnslvif-i'. Hit-key 1'1Ii1'l'2ll'. Elizabeth King, H1-nv Zzilm. llillf' Buss, lVlUllllL'ltllfl llznyf-s. Pre-Med Club A stctlu-scope. ai white Jacket. and a ilcgziwe are the foiidest drczinis and hopes uf cn-i'y pre-ini-tl student. The world of llll'llll'llll,' has li-ft its tmccs in their lang'- uzigc :ind living' habits. Tlicy' l'2ll'l,'lf' for- get llll'Y 2ll'l' 1111-il sillclellts. linu li llvlw-ll lilN'l'll, lfllvll l'l1'l'-Quill, Nllillwvll l 1'm'lln'j', Xl:1l v XX t'llIlll1'lI'. lion 2: .li-:mme X4-lsoil, llulows li2ll'liY, .lun Nlvillc, llhi-:i .XIII-4-lxfvllt-l', .luhll Nrhminlf. lion ll: .lullll .lolmsoru Nl:1u'-li-I lim-llliiiufli-V. l,:nwn-live tirznm, 'l'ln-mlnlw l'lllI4'lI, llIIl'lll4l xlIlLlll'l'l'i, Psi Delta Omega This lll'ul'4,-ssimlzll llHl'Hl0g'y l'l'2llL'1'llllY lit-cps things ticking' alt Hl'll1lll f' while lllilllllillllllllll' an coustzint unite-li over the l'2llllllllS, 4-spi-cially the 'Pepe-c. They' spcml most ot' their tiinc in tl1cl1m'olog'y bllllcllllg' lllll Sl't'lll to cliszlmwall' :IT il1Q wlzifs end, Row l: .lun lllulm, llolwrt Russell, Flu-sri-1' lloutirsl, llmlllcv Hzuim. How 2: Holm-rt N1-klvk, Rolf:-rt yllllllll. XYilli:im Jonn- illgg, llnmltl Ngillvrig, Fitnm-is liIIllTlIl'l', Frm-el liylnnfl. Huw Sl: lilt'llIIl'Il llook, llurlcy BlllllQZll'1lllL'l'. llichncl Yi-rlvlv, liizu-ti-r Hisclioll, lQ'l:11'ciu-i- Fvi'xiQ-V. .loc SUZIVY, lix'lll' .xlYllll-l. aeligian Club Gamma Delta L11tl1e1'1111studentso11e11n1p11s11regive11 il elianee to DCOUIIIO ZlCl1ll2lll1l0tl chir- ing' the lllilllf' activities which Gillllllltl Delt11 sponsors. Once il lllflllill they get together for 1111 evening of religious i11- Sllllillltlll and social activity. Row l: XY2llfUl' XYlt'llUltl, Dzlvid Strxltton, Dr. Frank Miller, Ernst K1-ll1 l'st1':1ss. Row 2: Albert 1i0llUl'Sl'1'2lSS, David Wilkey, Larry Edler, Arnold G1-oss, Gilllert Gordon, John Mihok. Bradley Christian Fellowship This religious group welcomes every Bradley student into its ranks. As a non- flenominational, non-sectarian organi- zation, they endeavor to promote unity on campus by sponsoring a variety of social events during the year. Row 1: D0llfll4l Pil1l, Rlltll Yerby, Shirley Polhenius. Gwe11 Verdoes. Row 2: Robert Kanagy, Gordon Blg'g'2ll', John Schmidt, Frank Bnchert, Richard YValker, John Teasdale, Jol111 Hirst. Row 3: Lawrence Hahn, Charles Lewis, George Kaed- ing, J0lll1 Scherer, Gerald Peacock, Ricliard Xy- Sf1'Olll, Loren Dodd. Newman Club As a member of tl1e National Feder- ation of Newman Clubs, Braclley's chap- ter offers a varied program of religious, social, and current subjects for all Cath- olic stuclents. Throughout the school year, they sponsor many activities in the interests of their members. Row 1: Loretta lVasil, Catherine Newman, Mary Kisel, Colleen Gregg, Marilyn Paulsen, Gay Sha- fer, Margie Schaechter, Dolores Chapman, Marcia Lev, Linda Best. Row 2: Virginia Kaufmann, Mary Hurst, Rosemarie Feier, Vera Zyznieuskaja, Irene Mrotz, Peggy Hurst, Xorma Paine, Grace Sineni, Mary Kay Guinan, LaVerne Carlson, Gloria Cacciatore. Row 3: John Maggio, Dale Magness, Joseph Skyles, Dominic Giacomini, Marva Jedd, Eleanor Olroth, Dennis Busch, Harold Mazurek, Earl Frye, John Rannochio. Row 4: Chester Zielinski, Ronald Sarlitto, Jay Frcres, Linus Heinz, Charles Jones, James Clarke, Thomas Cullinan, lllayne Clieramy. sql' --v 1 f l f 31-4 15-fi I QI. lb 1 -V 1 .,j rvfw .fi 'iff Q Nw Lal E :sig v iv, . W0 u kgs 1 las? W 1 5 3.4 N 1' 11, 'A - 'X uw. 2 . . F' ,W-'jggg SQ Q. ,i s ,fw MAE. ' 3, , fi f i' ' F' ' QV 5 - ' xv., T, r HE: his ug s Sf: -QU'? ' . ' 1, 'f-. ?f -- .' -V W, 1 Q A CQ - Q 7' 1 ,N ., ' i, N, . iz, L- V fi ' 3 m,, g ff , 'f , . J if 1 , 4, . , r ,L ' V ,N I -I: ,S ' A' .f-21 2 Ag, -f fv.' -Q lLL'.w, ADS, -7 A f 19 Q.. 6 -lk. lr ' M ., K UPPERCLASSMEN 'J- enior Mficers Hogvl' Alllfuldfll, P1'OSi- mln-nf: Nallvy Newman, gUt'l'0til1'j'1 Hulwlf O'Fal1'- 11-ll, T11-z1s111'c11'g Peter Koukos, Xvivl'-ll1'0Sil1C1lf. I77 We, fhe Seniors, will soon be remembered only as +he Class of 54 Abernalhy, Joanne: B.S.: Chi Omega, Treasurer: Slu- deni Council, Secreiary: l-lome Economics Club, Secrerary: W.R.A.: Salem. AFfeld'r, Rollyn: B.S.: Beloir, Wisconsin. Ahlgrim, Roberiz B.S.: Theia Chi: Elmhursr. Allen, James: B.S.: Phi Mu Alpha: Track: Band: Peoria l-leighrs. Almeida, Manuel: A.B.: Newman Club: Peoria. Anderson, Club: Anderson Club: Anderson Robert B.S.: Spanish Club: Foreign Trade Wheaion. Edgar: B.S.: Alpha Kappa Psi: Ad and Sell Chicago. Lois: B.S.: Gamma Phi Bela: l-lome Economics Club: Mask and Gavel: W.R.A.: P.T.A.: A Cappella: Elgin Anderson R. B.: B.S.: lnler-Varsiry Chrislian Fellowship: Griawa. Apfel, Rose Mary: B.S.: Choir: Pekin. Archdale, Pierce, Jr.: B.S.: Sigma Chi: Peoria. Arnold, Marjorie: B.S.: Eederalion ol Scholars: PTA.: Pre-Med Club: Easr Peoria. Askenasy, Eugene: A.B.: Federarion oi Scholars: Pi Kappa Delia: Arnold Air Sociery: Phi Alpha Theia: Pi Gamma Mu: O.D.K.: Debale Team: SCOUT: Pranklurl, Germany. Barbee, John: B.S.: Transfer Srudenr: Lebanon, Tennessee. Bardezbanian, Peferz B.S.: Federarion of Scholars: Zeia Pi: Phi Sigma Pi: Associarion ol Accounrancy: Dearborn, Michigan. Barg, William: B.S.: Delia Upsilon: Peoria. Balaskas, Spero: B.S.: Theia Chi: Chicago. Barkey, Beverly: B.S.: Sigma Kappa: Chimes: Secrerarial Club: Ad and Sell Club: W.R.A.: Chorus: Peoria Bul' in spile of +his, we will remember you, +he group lhal' shaped: Barnharl, Rober'I': B. S.: Who's Who: ODK: Phi Sigma Pi: Federalion ol Scholars: Young Republicans Club: Bela Tau Epsilon: F.T.A.: Peoria. Barlhelme, Charles: B.A.: Thela Chi: Alpha Kappa Psi: Newman Club: Arnold Air Sociely: Loclcporl. Bass, Lawrence: B.S.: Peoria. Bas'I'ian, Roger: B.S.: Sigma Alpha Ela: Band: Peoria. Bean, Delberl E.: B.S.: Peoria. Behm, Ivan: B.S.: Baseball: l-larvey. Beilzel, Edward: B.S.: Newman Club: Wilmelle. - Berlcel, Roberlz B.S.: Newman Club: Nadi El Wah'da: Eldorado. Berlin, Melvin: B.S.: Della Upsilon: Ad and Sell Club: Accounling Club: Palaline. Berlol, Joseph: B.A.: Spanish Club: French Club: E.T.A.: Kewanee. Beflinghaus, Phyllis: B.F.A.: Pi Bela Phi, Presidenl: Della Phi Della: Springfield. Blaclx, Merle Jean: B.S.: Ad and Sell Club: Chicago. Bland, J. E.: B.S.: Sigma Chi: Newman Club: Peoria. Bodine, Roberh B.S.M.E.: Sigma Chi: A.S.M.E.: Sociely ol Aulomolive Engineers: Peoria. Boege, William: B.S.: Lambda Chi Alpha, Presidenli O.D.K., Presidenl: Federalion ol Scholars: Pi Gamma Mu: Pi Sigma Alpha: Zela Pi: Who's Who: Sludenl Council Associales: Inler-Fralernify Council: lnler- Failh Council: Davenporl, Iowa. Boinl, Robert B.S.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Choir: Har- moneers: Roclclord. Boolh, Eugene: B.S.: Phi Mu Alpha: Alpha Della: Federa- lion of Scholars: Who's Who: Pi Sigma Alpha: SCOUT: ANAGA: Chiellains: ROTC Band: Jerseyville. Bosse, Paul: B. S.: lnduslrial Arls Club: F.T.A.: Traclc: Varna. sur desfinies, as 'rhe mos+ wonderful people we have ever known Bouflard, Henri: B.S.: Arlinglon l-leighls. Bowers, Douglas: B.S.: Sludenl Council: F.T.A.: Bela Tau Epsilon: Chicago. Boyles, Frank: B.S.: Omega Psi Phi: Chicago. Bozarlh, Jerold: B.S.: Pekin. Bracken, Bernard: B.S.: Alpha Pi: Ad and Sell Club: New- man Club: Kewanee. Brasher, Roberlz B.S.: Baseball: Joliel. Bremer, Vernon: B.S.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Gamma Della: Crele. Brier, Tom: B.S.: Birmingham, Alabama. Broderick, Tom: B.S.: Thela Chi, Presidenl: Sigma Alpha Era, Presidenl: lnler-Fralernily Council: Sophomore Class Presidenl: Kalonah, New York. Brooks, Gerald: B.F.A.: Sigma C ,i: ANAGA: Sironghursl Brooks, Ralph: B.S.: Choir: l-larmoneers: Civil Engineer- ing Club: Decalur. Brunnenmeyer, Lesferz B.S.: Veleran Organizalion: Peoria Bruns, Albert B.S.: Sigma Chi: Ad and Sell Club: New- man Club: Pre-Med Club: Peoria. Buchbinder, Mandel: B.S.: Pre-Med Club, Presidenl: Phi Era Sigma: l-lillel Club: Peoria. Bullman, Mary: B.S.: F.T.A.: Galesburg. Burke, Richard: B.S.: Thela Chi: Peoria. Burmeisfer, Glenn: A.B.: Federalion ol Scholars: Phi Era Sigma, Vice-Presidenl: Peoria. Burnham, Marfhaz B.S.: Gamma Phi Bela: Sophomore Class Secrelary: Y.W.C.A.: Sludenl-Facully Com- mission: Band: Choir: Pi Gamma Mu: Wakapa: ghimes: Pi Sigma Alpha: Pederalion of Scholars: eoria. There have been rimes when we've laughed a+ you and limes whei Busse, Gordon: B.S.: Theia Xi: Mosr Valuable Poolball Player: Track Team Capiain: B Club: Arlinglon Heighls. Caldwell, Ann: B. S.: Gamma Phi Bela, Presidenf: Slu- denr Council, Secreraryg Peoria. Cali, Andrew: B.S.: lndees: Swimming: Srrealor. Campbell, Allen: B.S.: Alpha Kappa Psi, Treasurer Waukegan. Carl'I'on, Hazel: B.S.: Peoria. Carney, Rober'I': B.S.: Sigma Chi: Baskelball, Co-Capiain: Golf? Aurora. Carrigan, Marilyn: B.S.: Pi Bela Phi, Vice-Presidenr: Chimes: Srudenr Council Associalesi W.R.A. Board: Y.W.C.A.: Home Economics Club: Newman Club: Peoria. Secrefary and Treasurer: Federafion of Scholars SCOUT: Pre-Med Club: Peoria. Cassidy, Tom: B.S.: Table Grove. Cecil, Kennelhz B.S.: Chicago. Ceia, Louis N.: B.S.: Newman Club: Chicago. Chandler, E. Neil: B.S.: Alpha Kappa Psi: Decalur. Cho, Archibald: B.M.E.: Honolulu, Hawaii. Clark, James: B.S.: Associarion of Accounfancy Washingron. Clark, Roberi E.: B.S.: Pre-Med Club: Easr Peoria. Clifford, Jo Ann: B.S.: Pi Kappa Sigma: Transfer Srudenf Lewisfown. Collins, Harold: B.S.: Lockwood. Compfon, Tanner: B.S., Sigma Phi Epsilon: Edwardsville Carfer, Laird: A.B.7 Phi Era Sigma: Alpha Phi Omega, e've laughed wi+h you, bul' we're fhe firsf 'ro admil' we will miss you Connors, Barbara: BA.: Gamma Phi Beia: W.R.A.: New- man Club: Peoria. Cook, Charles: B.S.: Bluford. Cosla, Leonard: A.B.: Sigma Phi Epsilon: lnier-Eralerniiy Council: Newman Club: Winner, Ugliesi Man on Campus Coniesi: Peoria. Cowan, Andy: B.S.: Civil Engineering Club: Square and Compass Club: Beardsiown. CrommeH', James E.: B.S.ivl.E.: l-lavana. Davies, Doris: B.S.: Della Chi Della, Presideni: Phi Kappa Della: Wakapa: Home Economics Club: Y.W.C.A.: Ad and Sell Club: Roanoke. Davis, Deane H.: B.S.: Alpha Kappa Psi: Peoria. Davison, Rodney M.: B.S.: Della Upsilon: Walage. Dawson, Harry: B.S.lvl.E.: Socieiy oi Auiomoiive Engi- neers: Tau Sigma: Eederaiion of Scholars: A.S.lvl.E.: Peoria. DeBoer, Lee: B.S.M.E.: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Sociely of Aulromolive Engineers: A.S.lvl.E.: Pekin. Deininger, John, Jr.: B.S.: Theia Xi: Eoolball, Caplain '53: B Club, Secrelary-Treasurer: Arlinglon l-leighis. Delzell, Robert B.S.M.E.: Olney. Dempsey, Darrel: B.S.: R.O.T.C. Choir: Gilson. Lewis, Dewey: B.S.: Peoria. Deyo, James: B.S.lvl.E.: Socieiy of Auiomoiive Engineers Peoria. Dielz, John: B.S.: Theia Xi: Peoria. Dixon, Norma: B.S.: Gamma Phi Bela: Secrelarial Club: Orchesis: Home Economics Club: Ad and Sell Club: W.R.A.: Peoria. Dodd, Loren: B.S.: Baseball: Bradley Chrisiian Fellowship: Springfield. . We re no+ 'rhe biggesi class and possibly no+ +he besl, bu Doerr, William: B.S.: Alpha Kappa Psi: Dorm Council, Secrelaryq Economics Club, Treasurer: Ad and Sell Club: Chicago. Downs, Arnold: B.S.: Phi Mu Alpha: Band: Alwood. Drury, Richard: B.S.: Gillespie. Duhs, Glenn: B.S.: Maplelon. Dunn, Edifhz B.S.: SCOUT: lncleest Home Economics Club: Newman Club: Bay Village, Ohio. Dynan, James: B.S.: Della Upsilon: Sludenl Council: Slu- denl Council Associales, Presideni: SCOUT: F.T.A.: English Club: W.S.S.F.: Newman Club: Kansas Ciry, Missouri. Ehresman, Jack: B.S.: Pi Kappa Alpha: SCOUT: Eas+ Peoria. Eichellcrauh Richard: Joinl Engineers Council: lndees: A.S.M.E.: Sociely of Auromolive Engineers: Oriawa. Eldridge, Ray: B.S.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Jacksonville. Ellis, Russell: B.S.: Choir: Rocldon. Elmes, Jim: A.B.: Foo+ball: Federarion of Scholars: Wes- ley Fellowship: B Club, Vice-Presidenry Sludenl AFlili- ales oi A.C.S.: Chicago. Endres, L. Joanne: B.S.: Peoria Erickson, Paul: B.S.: Alpha Pi: Foolballp Traclc: B Club, President Carbon Clirl. Farrar, Delberh B.A.: Peoria. Fiedler, Rober+: B.S.: Alpha Kappa Psi: Ad and Sell Club: LaGrange. Fischer, Eugene H.: B.S.: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Pelcin. Flink, John A.: B.S.l.E.: Indees, Presidenl and Vice-Presi- denl: lnduslrial Engineers Club: Joinl Engineering Council: A Cappella: Sociely of Aulomorive Engi- neers: Siudenl Council: Campus Communily Com- mission: Chicago. Flynn, William: B.S.: lndees: Ad and Sell Club: Y.M.C.A., '78 Presidenl: Barnegal, New Jersey. Ne ve seen a lol of Bradley-good, bad, and indrfferenl Freres, Jay: B.A.: Lambda Chi Alpha: SCOUT: Spanish Club: French Club: Foreign Trade Club: Young Re- publican Club: Newman Club: Peoria. Frilze, Richard T.: B.S.: Sigma Chi: Alpha Kappa Psi: Swimming Team: Ad and Sell Club: B Club: Arnold Air Sociely: Glen Ellyn. Fuhrback, John: B.S.: Alpha Kappa Psi: Sigma Alpha Della: Bela Phi Gamma: Newman Club: Amarillo, Texas. Gair, Wallace: B.S.: lvlask and Gavel: Radio Guild: Brooklield, New York. Galsler, Ronald: B.S.: Chorus: Belvidere. Ganlz, John: B.S.: Chrislian Fellowship: Elgin. Gavin, Jeanne: B. A.: Canlerbury Club: lndees: Chicago. Gersler, Janice: B.S.: Chi Omega: ANAGA: Ad and Sell Club: Secrelarial Club: English Club: F.T.A.: Havana. Gibbons, Joyce: B.S.: Della Chi Della: l-lilanders: SCOUT: Odell. Gibson, Ann: B.S.: Pi Bela Phi, Secrelary: A. W. S. Board, Presidenl: l-lome Economics Club, Presidenl, Sludenl Council: Oak Park. Gillespie, Charley: B.S.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Sludenl Council Associales, Presidenl: Sludenl Council, Presidenl: lnler-Fralernily Council, Secrelary: Swim- ming leam: Pi Kappa Della: O.D.K.: Alpha Phi Omega: Arnold Air Sociely: Ad and Sell Club: Cam- pus Communily Commission: Peoria. Giorgi, Gino: B.S.l.E.: lnduslrial Engineers Club, Presi- denl: Joinl Engineers Council, Vice-Presidenl: Ar- nold Air Sociely: Elmwood Park. Gleckler, Roberl: B.S.: Band: Choir: Barry. Goelzer, Joann King: B.S.: Chi Omega: Alpha Lambda Della, Presidenl: Chimes, Treasurer: Wakapa, Vice- Presidenl: Phi Gamma Mu: Sludenl Council: Flome- coming Oueen, I952: Drake Relay Allendanl, I952: l-lighesl Ranking Freshman and Junior Woman: ivlaiorelle: Secrelarial Club: l-lome Economics Club: Peoria. Goodman, Marjorie: B.S.: Weslern Springs. Gauger, Roger: B.S.: Della Upsilon: Turringlon, Conneclicul. Granl, Larry: B.S.: Wesley Fellowship: Pre-Med Club: Peoria. Greenslaugh, Ronald.: B.S.: Zela Pi: l-lamillon. We remember l'hings you never saw - Squeaky, Big E, l'he Grigsby, William: B.S.: Delra Upsilon: Galesburg. Gruebmeyer, Janelz BS.: l-lome Economics Club: Peoria. Gudgel, John: BS.: Farmersville. Haaclx, Sfanley: BS.: Shannon Hall, John: B.S.: Slerling. Hancock, Den'I'on B.: BS.: Associalion ol Accounlancy, Vice-President Peoria. Harlcrader, Alan: BS.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Alpha, Phi Omega: SCOUT: ANAGA: Peoria. Harkrader, Edward Oliver: BS.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Peoria. Harfman, Richard: BS.: Lambda Chi Alpha, Eederalion of Scholars: Zefa Pig Gamma Della: Crele. Harfnell, Charles: BS.: Alpha Kappa Psi: Newman Club: Elmwood Parlc. Harlrick, Paul: BS.: Peoria. Heeg, John C.: B.S.: Transfer Sfudenl: Peoria Heiman, Jerry: BS.: Alpha Pi: Alpha Kappa Psi: Cryslal Lalce. Heinrzman, Richard: BS.: Sociely ol Aulomolive Engi- neers: A.S.lv1.E.: Newman Club: Peoria. Heinz, Linus G.: B.S.g Newman Club: Peoria Herbage, Bernard: B.S.M.E.: Tau Sigma: Peoria. Hildebrandf, Rober'l': BS.: Bela Tau Epsilon: Chicago. Hill, Harvey: B.S.M.E.: Thera Xi: Chicago. Ham l80 mereH'es, Heinlzemann, +he s+ar+ of +he men s dorm, and +he N C B T Hillon, Jackie: SCOUT: Peoria. Hi++, Gerald: B.S.: Sigma Phi Epsilon: A.S.lVl.E., Vice- Presidenl: Sociely of Aulomolive Engineers: Engi- neering Council: Peoria. Haerijens, Alber+: B.A.: Newman Club: Spanish Club: Peoria. Hoffman, Gordon: B.S.: Eederalion of Scholars: Peoria Hogg, Donald: B.S.: Alpha Pi: Peoria. Hollmann, Kenne+h J.: B.S.: Thela Chi: Alpha Kappa Psi, Treasurer: Waukegan. Holmes, Gene: B.S.: Lambda Chi Alpha: ODK: Phi Mu Alpha: Thera Alpha Phi: Band: Mask and Gavel: , Radio Guild: Ponliac. Houslca, George: B.S.: Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer: Sophomore Class Presidenl: Alpha Kappa Psi: Ar- nold Air Sociely: Peoria. Howar'I'er, Wallace: B.S.: Eederalion of Scholars: Knoxville. Huhla James BS Thela Chi ODK Vice Presidenl Phi Ela Sigma Zela Pi Presidenl Eederalion of Scholars Whos Who Arnold Air Sociery Junior Class Presidenl Norlhbrook Hull Barbara AB Chi Omega Transfer Sludenl Siu denl' Council Associales SCOUT Chimes Home Economics Club YWCA Splash and Dabble WAA Peoria lrwin Maurila BS Della Chi Della Associalion of Accounlancy Easl Peoria Jacobson Dianne BS Transfer Sludenl Sigma Della Jaicomo Ronald BS Lambda Chi Alpha ODK Whos Who Zela Pi Eederalion of Scholars Newman Club Associahon of Accounlancy Inler Eralernily Council Bonheld Jenra'rl1 Hugo BS lvl E Sociely of Aulomohve Engl neers Newrran Club AS lvl E Peoria Johnson Mary AB Pi Bela Phi SCOUT English Club Secrelarial Club Newman Club Peoria Johnson Ronald BS Baslcelball Elburn Johnson Wilbur BS Peoria . 2 . .1 ': . ' - ' : 1 . 7 ' 1 : ' ' : ' : . . I . .: ' : I - : : ' : 1 : : : , .I . : I I: . I . . 7 . I 0 Z - -i ' i i Tau: Peoria. ' . 1 . .1 ' 1 : ' 1 : : : 2 - ' 1 . , : . . . .: ' ' '- i i : . . . .: ' . . 1 . .1 ' ': 1 ' : I : ' . , I . .I I . , : . .: ' . We remember +he hearl' break of deslroyed illusions-and lhe Johnslon. Tracy: B.S.: Della Upsilon: Allona. Jones, Charles: B.S.: Newman Club: Skokie. Jordon, Jack: B.S.: lndees: Y.M.C.A.: Broseley, Missouri. Jordon, Waller: B.S.: Omega Psi Phi: Peoria. Kasza, Sieve: B.S.C.E.: Alpha Phi Omega: Civil Engi- neers Club: Chicago. Wai, Kee Shun: B.S.: l-long Kong, China. Kehder, Richard: B.S.: Phi Sigma Pi: E.T.A.: Marion. . Kellerslrass, Ernsl': B.S.C.E.: Gamma Della: Alpha Phi Omega: Sociely ol Aulomolive Engineers: Civil En- gineering Club: Peoria. Kellerslrass, Alberlz B.S.C.E.: Gamma Della: Sociely ol Aulomolive Engineers: Alpha Phi Omega: Peoria. Kempcke, Ralph: A.B.: Chicago. Kieser, Dee: B.S.: Pi Bela Phi, Secrelaryt Secrelarial Club: W.R.A. Board' Young Republican Club: Eng- lish Club: Y.W.C.A.: Peoria. King, Edward: B.S.: Sigma Chi: Baskelball: lnler-Failh Council: Newman Club: Peoria. Kinney, Gran'l: B.S.: Omega Psi Phi: Choir: Chieflainsp Inler-Fralernily Council, Vice-Presiclenl: New Ro- chelle, New York. Kluge, Francis: B.S.: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Choir: Slu- denl Council Associales: Newman Club: Chicago. Knop, Fred: B.S.M.E.I Thela Chi: New Douglas. Koch, Richard: B.S.: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Alpha Kappa Psi: Ad and Sell Club: Elmwood Park. Kondelik, Gene: B.S.: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Chicago. Koukos, Peferz B.S.: Alpha Pi, Presidenf and Treasurer: Board of Conlrol, Presidenl and Secrefaryi Infer- Eralernily Council: SCOUT: ANAGA: Omicron Della Kappa: Who's Who: Arnold Air Sociely: Sen- ior Class, Vice Presidenl: Oak Park. defermined 'Feeling wi+h which we s+ar1'ed our Sophomore year Kozelka, Charles: B.S.: Riverside. Krauf, George: A.B.: Choir: lvladrigals: Highlanders: Lincolndale, New York. Kronenberg, Donald: B.S.: Alpha Pi: Eederaiion ol Schol- ars: Zeia Pi: Bradley Vererans Organizalion, Presi- deni: Peoria. Kunkel, Mariorie: B.S.: Sigma Kappa: Peoria. Kuschmann, Marlowe: B.E.A.: Transfer Sludenl: Gamma Phi Bera: W.R.A.: Splash and Daloble Club: Moline. Kwabi, Augushis: B.S.: Y.M.C.A.: Wsaba, Wesl Africa. LaClair, Warren: B.S.: Bela Tau Epsilon: Balboa, Canal Zone. Ladas, Don: B.S.: Pi Kappa Alpha: Joliel. Lambeck, Herberlz B.S.: Newark, New Jersey. Lamberr, Leonard: B.S.: Associalion of Accounlancy: Sherheld. Landon, John: B.E.A.: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Galesburg. Lang, CharloHe: B.M.E.: Sigma Alpha lola: Choir: Band: A.W.S. Board: lvladrigals: Peoria. Lanz, Roberh B.S.: Sigma Chi: Peoria. Larson, Carl: B.S.lv1.E.: Socieiy of Aulomolive Engineers: A.S.M.E., Chairman: Engineering Council: Rock Island. Loso Donald B.S.: Arnold Air Sociely' Cameron. Lau Marrha BS Nadi EI Wah da Hui O Aukaine Honolulu Hawaii Lazan Narhaniel BS Woodmere New York Lawler, Roberf: B.S.: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Peoria. Shamed and humbled, Bradley survived-our classmales and friend Lemplce, Roger: B.S.: Phi Era Sigma: Zela Pi: Pederalion i of Scholars: Associalion of Accounlancy: Poresl Cily. Lepley, Arl'hur: A.B.: Alpha Phi Omega: Sludenl Coun- cil Associales: Peoria. Lindemann, Roberlz B.S.: Arnold Air Sociely: Peoria. Lingel, Alice: B.S.: Transfer Sludenl: Della Della Della: Rockford. Link, Gail: B.S.: Pi Kappa Alpha: LaGrange. Lipslcy, Joseph: B.S.C.E.: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Newman Club: Civil Engineers Club: Pranlclin Parlm. Lolhery, Clifford: B.S.: Baseball: Chicago. ' Lulcachlco, Dolores: M.M.E.: Sigma Alpha lola: Choir: Madrigalsf Band: Zearing. Lyon, Nancy: B.S.: Newman Club: l-lome Economics Club: Swimming Club: Wesl Chicago. Maloney, Kennefh: B.S.l.E.: Pi Kappa Alpha: Chicago. Marquis, Lyle: B.S.: Sigma Nu: Slerling. Marlens, Donald: B.S.: Alpha Kappa Psi: Cross Counlry: Traclc: Peoria l-leighls. Mason, Gwen: Chi Omega: ANAGA: l-lome Economics Club: W.R.A.: Peoria. Maslerson, John: B.S.: Snyder, New Yorlc. Mafhews, Donald: B.A.: Baslcelball: Peoria. MaH'hews, Rudy: B.S.: Creve Coeur. Maurer, Donald: B.S.M.E.: Peoria. Mazurek, Harold: B.S.: Newman Club: Y.M.C.A., Sec- relary: Toulon. l84 g . were s'rill here and our spirif now burns more lnfensely +han ever l85 McAdams, Pafricia: B.S.: Sigma Kappa: SCOUT, Edilor: Senior Class Publicily Chairman: Choir: Chimes: Alpha Della: Who's Who: Newman Club: Com- munily Commission: Chicago. McConkey, Roy Dale: B.S.: Bera Tau Epsilon: Chieflains: Choir: Gamma Della: E,T.A.: Morlon. McCool, Nancy: B.E.A.: Pi Bela Phi: ANAGA: Wakapa, Secrelary: Chimes: Y.W.C.A., Vice-Presidenl: Eng- lish Club: Peoria. McCormick, Carl: B.S.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Arnold Air Sociely: Oak l-lill. ' McCurdy, Hugh: B.S.: Hollywood. McDowell, Gerald: B.E.A.: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Slrealor. McEn+ee, Clark: B.S.: Sigma Chi: Alpha Kappa Psi: Board oi Conlrol: Peoria. Mclzarlin, James: B.A.: l-lavana. McManus, Rober'r: Alpha Pi: Arnold Air Sociely: Soci- ely of Aulomolive Engineers: Washinglon. Mead, Jane: B.S.: Pi Bela Phi: Sigma Alpha Era, Vice- Presidenl: l-lome Economics Club: W. R. A.: Y.W. C.A.: Secrelarial Club: Peoria. Mehl, Marilyn: A.B.: Gamma Della: English Club: E.T.A.: Mayville, Wisconsin. Menas, Andrew: l3.E.A.: Della Upsilon: l.aJolla, Cali- lornia. Mercalf, George: B.S.: Sigma Chi: Newman Club: Edwardsville. MeHs, Warren: B.S.: Newman Club: Peoria. Mihok, John: B.S.: Gamma Della, Presidenl: lnler-Eailh Council, Presidenr: Chicago. Miller, Jane1': B.S.: SCOUT: Psychology Club: Marseilles. Miller, Richard: Track: Cross Counlry: B Club: American Chemical Sociely: Chicago. Miller, Roberh B.S.: Sigma Chi: Charlorlesville, Virginia. We remember Harper as a men's dorm, Alumni Hall as a women's, Milne, Jack: B.S.: Thela Chi: Sluclenl Council: Board ol Conlrol: lnler-Eralernily Council, Presidenl: SCOUT: ANAGA, Edilor, Greek Edilor: Chiellains: O.D.K.: Who's Who: Alpha Della: Arnold Air Sociely: Cam- pus Communily Commission: Eairbury. Minor, Gilberl: B.S.C.E.: Civil Engineering Club: Peoria Moore, Clarence: Knoxville. Morihara, Moria: B.S.: Peoria. Morrell, Gene: B.S.: Morris. Mueller, Ralph: B.S.: Della Upsilon: Evanslon. Murray, Lawrence: B.S.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Ad and Sell Club: Arnold Air Sociely: Peoria. Naples, Pal: B.S.: Sigma Chi: Campus Communily Re- lalions Commillee: Newman Club: Maywood. Nell, LeRoy: B.S.: Sigma Chi: Wgesley Fellowship: Ad and Sell Club: Zela Pi: Peoria. Nelson, Richard: B.S.: Alpha Pi, Secrelary: Phi Mu Alpha, Presidenl: Music Sludenl Board: Band: Arnold Air Sociely: O.D.K.: Who's Who: Logansporl, Indiana. Nelson, Fred: B.S.: Thela Chi: Alpha Kappa Psi: Chicago. Nelson, Jean Folk: B.S.: Chi Omega: Shellield. Newman, Nancy: B.S.: Chi Omega: Della Phi Della: A.W.S. Board: Y.W.C.A.: Home Economics Club: Splash and Dabble Club: Springlield. Nordslrom, Richard: B.S.: Arnold Air Sociely: F.T.A., Presidenl: Bela Tau Epsilon, Vice-Presidenl: lndees: Ad and Sell Club: Rocklord. Oberlander, Orlo: B.S.: lnduslrial Engineering Club: Ad and Sell Club: lndees: Peoria. O'Farrell, Roberl: B.S.: Thela Chi: Zela Pi: Waukegan. Ohrl, Donald: B.S.: Gamma Della: Associalion ol Ac- counlancy: Ad and Sell Club: Peoria. Ollman, James: Baseball: P.T.A.: Pekin. and fhe unsigh+ly blorch on our campus of rhe G I housing uni+s Paine, Norma: B.S.: Sludenl Council Associaies: A Cap- pella Choir: Newman Club: lnlernalional Club: E.T.A,: lndees: Peoria. Parker, E. Clyde: B.S.M.E.: Sociely oi Auiomoiive Engi- neers: Edwardsville. Parkinson, Dorene: B.M.E.: Sigma Alpha lola: Eederalion ol Scholars: Wakapa: Kell. Pare, Tedford: B.S.: Peoria. PaH'on, Dean: B.S.: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Peoria. Paulsen, Marilyn: B.S.: Newman Club: Associalion oi Accounlancy: McLean. Peacock, Gerald: B.A.: Choir: Bradley Chrislian Eel- lowship: lndees: Morris. PereH'i, Peierz B.S.: Phi Sigma Pi: Peoria. Peferson, Lawrence: B.A.: Zera Pi: Alpha Kappa Psi: l-lomewoocl. Pierce, Roberrz B.S.: Della Upsilon: Bela Tau Upsilon: Aurora. Pilon, Ronald: A.B.: Sigma Chi: SCOUT: Choir: Alpha Della: Peoria. Podgorny, Les1'er: B.S.: Thela Chi, Presidenl: ln+er-Era- lerniiy Council: SCOUT: Cheer Leader: l-larvey. Polka, Richard: B.S.: Della Upsilon: Ad and Sell Club: Siudenl Associales: l-larvey. Po+'l'or'F, Joyce: B.S.: Chi Omega: Chimes: Who's Who: Home Economics Club: Y.W.C.A.: Peoria. Pra+l1er, William: B.S.: Peoria. Prpich, Michael: B.A.: Alpha Kappa Psi: lndees: Ad and Sell Club: Eoreign Trade Club: DeKalb. Quon, King: B.S.: Cross Couniry Team: Hawaiian Club: l-lonolulu, l-lawaii. Rahn, Joan: B.M.: Pi Bela Phi: Music Siudenl Board. Secreiary: SCOUT, Music Ediior: Choir: W.R.A.: Pi Kappa Delia: Chimes: Wakapa, Presidenr: Eecl- eraiion of Scholars: Who's Who: Orchesis, Secre- lary: Sigma Alpha loia, Presideni: Pekin, We'll never forgel' Dave and +he dawn of 'rhe uncer+ain era Reinholdr, Fred: B.S.: Pi Kappa Alpha: Bela Tau Epsi- lon: E.T.A.: Easi Peoria. Rhoads, F. A.: B.S.: Peoria. Ricca, William: B.S.: Peoria. Richmond, Michael: BS: Alpha Kappa Psi, Vice-Presi- denl: Ad and Sell Club: Newman Club: Peoria. Rieckhoff, Richard: BS.: Thefa Chi: Eederalion of Schol- ars: Harvey. Rielcena, John: BS.: lndusirial Engineers Club: Socieiy of Auromorive Engineers: Glasiord. Ringe, Marianne: B.M.E.: Thelra Alpha Phi: Chimes! Nadi El Wah'da: Maslc and Gavel: Choir: Elmwood Park. Ringham, Nancy: B.S.: Home Economics Club: Ad and Sell Club: Milwaulcee, Wisconsin. Risen, Jean C.: BS.: Pi Gamma Mu, Secrefary-Treasurer: Pi Lambda Theiag E.T.A.: Easf Peoria. Rober+s, Ronald: B.A.: Theia Chit Choir: l-lilanders: Mask and Gavel: Radio Club: Rock island. Robbin, Richard: B.S.: Joliei. Rockow, James: B.S.: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice-Presideni: Civil Engineering Club: Joinl Engineering Council: Ereeporl. Ross, Don: B.S.: Ad and Sell Club: Peoria. Rush, Mary Ann: B.S.: Choir: Nadi El Wah'da: A.W.S. Board? Chicago. Samuelson, Einar: B.S.: Elizaberh, New Jersey. Sanefra, Norman: B.S.: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Phi Mu Alpha? Band: Civil Engineers Club: Sociery of Auromoiive Engineers: S+. Charles. Sapp, Billie: B.S.: Peoria. Scherer, John: B.S.: lnler-Eaiih Council: Arlingion l-leighis. I88 l 1 f-we wish we'd have l'he oppor+uni+y +o know your new presldenl 3 I89 I Schiff, Herberh B.S.: Alpha Epsilon Pi: Hillel, Vice-Presi- denl: lnler-Eailh Council: Slalen Island, New Yorlc. Schmidf, Dean H.: B.S.: Chieilains: A Cappella: Peoria. Schmid'l', John: B.A.: lnler-Eailh Council: Y.lvl.C.A.: Pre- lvled Club: Park Ridge. Schroeder, Eugene A.: B.S.lv1.E.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Tau Sigma: A.S.lvl.E.: Sociely of Auiomolive Engi- neers: Princelon. Schusier, George: B.E.A.: Della Upsilon: Nadi El Wah'- cla: Newman Club: Ad and Sell Club: Caracas Venezuela. ScoH, William: B.S.: Phi Tau Alpha: Alpha Kappa Psi: Danville. Sco+'r, Charles: B.S.: Evansville. Seghi, Fred W.: B.S.: Della Upsilon: Newman Club: Ad and Sell Club: Chicago. Senini, John: B.S.: Della Upsilon: B Club: Wresllingi Peoria. Sender, Doris: B.S.: lndees: Newman,Club: Nadi El Wah'- da, Treasurer: Oalc Eoresr. Shanlclin, Clarence: B.S.: Peoria. Sharp, Lee: B.S.: Ad and Sell Club: Peoria She'FFer, William: B.S.C.E.: Tau Sigma: Eederarion of Scholars: Civil Engineering Club: Socieiy of Auro- molive Engineers: Peoria. Shinselci, Paul: B.S.: Hawaiian Club: Associalion of Ac- counlancyi Lihue Kauai, Hawaii. Shively, David: B.A.: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Peoria Shrier, Bernard: B.S.: Peoria. Sieber, Harold: B.S.: Alpha Kappa Psi: Eederarion oi Scholars: Ad and Sell Club: Economics Club: lv1+. Carroll. Slafer, Robert B.S.: Peoria. We've had our days a+ 'lhe Tap , +he Tepee , and fhe Hub Smiiih, Dean: B.S.: Sigma Chi: Track: B Club: Peoria. Smifh, Gerald: B.S.M.E.: Theia Chi: Chicago Heighis. Smifh, Robert B.S.: Newman Club: Socieiy oi Auro- moiive Engineers: lndusirial Engineering Club: Maywood. Smifh, Sfuart B.S.: Eederalion oi Scholars: Bela Tau Ep- silon: Sociely oi Auiomoiive Engineers: Sierling. Snyderman, Perry: A.B.: Alpha Epsilon Pi: Chicago. Sobray, Louise: B.E.A.: Pi Bela Phi: Pan Hellenic, Presi- dent W.R.A.: Choir: Chicago. Speck, Albert B.S.M.E.: Socieiy oi Auiomoiive Engi- neers: Newman Club? M.E.: Peoria. Q Speck, Helen: B.S.: Gamma Phi Bela: Sfudeni Council Associa+es: SCOUT: W.R.A.: Chimes: Wakapa: Eederalion oi Scholars: Theia Alpha Phi: Mask and Gavel: English Club, Secreiaryt Gamma Delia, Sec- reiary: E.T.A.: Peoria. , Springer, Robert B.S.: Thefa Chi: Bela Tau Epsilon: Arnold Air Socie+y: Dormifory Council: Chicago. Sfameriohn, Glenn: B.S.: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Peoria. Siear, Edwin: B S.M.E.: Tau Sigma: Eederaiion of Schol- ars: Phi Ela Sigma: Socieiy of Auiomolive Engi- neers: A.S.M.E.: Peoria. S+iarwal1', Lois: B.S.: SCOUT: Band: In'rer-Eaiih Council: Y.W.C.A.: Bradley Disciples: Peoria. S+ou+, John: B.S.: Pi Kappa Alpha, President Vincennes Indiana. S+rang, Philip: B.S.: Theia Xi, President Young Repub- lican Club: Ad and Sell Club: While Hall. Sfranh, Chesierz B.S.M.E.: Tau Sigma: Socieiy of Au+o- moiive Engineers: A.S.M.E.: Peoria. Sfrode, Duane: B.S.: Band: R.O.T.C. Band: Peoria S+uar+, Robert B.S.: Homewood. Sue, Robert B.S.: Heeia Oahu, Hawaii. Now +hey're your songs-your dances-your parhes and campus Sueppel, Charles: B.S.: Bela Tau Epsilon: Newman Club: Chicago. Swearingen, Wayne: B.S.: American Chemical Socielyi Morlon. Szidon, Dan: B.S.: Sigma Chi: Peoria. Tall, Donald: B.S.: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Ad and Sell Club: Rochesler. Taga, Harvo: B.S.: Della Upsilon: lnlernalional Sludenls Club: l-lighlanders: Eulcui Ken, Japan. Taylor, Donald: B.S.: Eureka. Thurman, John: B.S.: Alpha Pi: Arnold Air Sociely: Peoria Tidd, Richard: B.S.: Band: Peoria Timmons, Paul: B.S.: Cenlralia. Tober, Nancy: B.S.: Gamma Phi Bela: E.T.A.: Ad and Sell Club: W.R.A.: Liberlyville. Topperl, Arlyn: B.S.: Peoria. Tousley, Neil: BS.: Tau Kappa Epsilon: lnler-Eralernily Council: R.O.T.C.: Choir: Rock Ealls. Trad, Michael: B.S.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Young Repub- licans Club: Marseilles. Trapp, Ted: B.M.: Phi Mu Alpha: Newman Club: Band: Choir: Easl Peoria. Trimble, Ronald: B.S.: Alpha Kappa Psi: Ad and Sell Club, Presidenl: ANAGA: SCCUT: Pelcin. True, Edward: B.S.: Lambda Chi Alpha: l-lilanders: Y.M.C.A.: Peoria. Trumpy, Roberlz B.S.: Della Upsilon: A Cappella Choir: Avon. Turley, Harold: B.S.: Thela Chi: Ad and Sell Club: Chicago. V g Our schedules are filled-our books are closed-we've Unziclcer, Thomas: B.S.: Newman Club: Slerling. Vance, Sam: B.S.: Alpha Pi: Park Ridge. Vilale, Lucy: B.S.: Newman Club: lndees: Chicago. Vogelsang, Robert B.S.: Arnold Air Sociely: American Chemical Socielyt Peoria. Walls, Raymond: B.S.t Pi Kappa Alpha: l-larvey. Warren, D. M.: B.S.: lndees: Economic Club: Mi. Pulaslci. Washlco, Eugene: B.S.7 Slrealor. U Walers, Dale: B.A.: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Pi Sigma Alpha: Pre-Legal Club: Sludenl Council Associales: Easl Peoria. Wallcins, Donald: B.S.: lndees, Secrelaryt Siudenl Coun- cil: Jacksonville. ' Weber, Richard: B.S.: Alpha Pi: Peoria Weir, M. L.: B.S.: Galesburg. Wells, WyaH: B.S.: Peoria. Welzel, Paul: B.S.M.E.: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Sociely of Aulomolive Engineers: A.S.M.E.: Edwardsville. Wheeler, Jaclr: B.S.: Alpha Phi Omega: Phi Era Sigma: Pi Sigma Alpha: SCOUT: Bradley Disciples Foun- dalion: Peoria. Wheeler, Roy: BS.: Alpha Pi: Peoria. Whifalcer, Robert B.A.: Canlon. Wicevic, Fred: B.S.: Pi Kappa Alpha: Tennis: Golf: Band: A Sludenl Council: Joliel. A Wiebold, Waller: B.S.: Ad and Sell Club: Nadi EI Wah'- da: Chicago. paidl l92 sur dues, our fees, our lasi' respecfs Wilkey, David: B.S.: Alpha Kappa Psi: Alpha Phi Omega: Gamma Delia: Economics Club: Arnold Air Socieiy: Chicago. Wilkins, John: B.A.: Sigma Chi: Alpha Kappa Psi: Siu- clenl Council Associaies: Peoria. Wirfh, Harold: B.S.: Phi Era Sigma: Zeia Pi: Eederaiion of Scholars: Accouniing Club: Peoria. Wolf, Ray: B.S.: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Rock Falls. Wolf, Richard: B.M.E.: Phi Mu Alpha: Band: Choir: Music Sludenis Board: Peoria. Wolfe, Roger: B.S.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Eecleralion of Scholars: Phi Era Sigma, Treasurer: A.C.S. Aiciiliales, President Band: Peoria. Wolford, John: B.S.: Alpha Kappa Psi: lndees: Associ- alion oi Accouniancy: Washburn. Woodruff, Pairiciaz B.S.: Choir: Wesley Eoundaiion: Y.W.C.A.: Ad and Sell Club: lnciees: Young Repub- lican Club: Peoria. Wooley, Richard: B.F.A.: LaCrosse, Wisconsin. Wooley, Walferz B.S.: Peoria. Yoshioka, Clyde: NLS.: Phi Sigma Pi: Bela Tau Epsilon: l-lui O Ailcane: l-lonolulu, l-lawaii. Zaba, Joseph: B.S.: O.D.K., Treasurer: Economics Club: Zela Pi, Vice-Presideni: Ad and Sell Club: Phi Sigma Pi: Who's Who: Pi Gamma Mu: Phi Eia Eigma, Presidenf: Newman Club: Peoria. Zehnder, Marlene: B.S.: Pi Be+a Phi, Treasurer: Chimes: ANAGA: Siudeni Council Associaies: Newman Club: Y.W.C.A., Vice-Presiclenl: German Club: W.R.A.: Aurora. Zvolsky, Vernon: B.S.l.E.: lnduslrial Engineers Club: Joinl Engineers Council: lndees: Berwyn. Zyznieuskaia, Vera: A.B.: Della Chi Delia, Selcreiary: Spanish Club: German Club: Nadi EI Wah'da, Sec- refary: Newman Club: Peoria. and now, goodbye Junior V .lumor Flaws Htlieelw: IN-ter lit-ut. I,l'l'Sllll'lll : l':2ll'1'y1i2lllTZ, View-l'1'esicle-rut: lVillu Sue Sittou, Seel'eTz1l'y:-lzxvk V1-elms. Tl'l'ElNlll't'l'. Pre-ma+ure advocafes of fhe senior slump . . . Finally taggeml as llIbllUl'Cl2lSSI1101l, the juniors have the privilege of paying' tlues :mtl legally utteluliug the .lr-Sr Prom. Xvllilf else do they tlo ? llnpress the f1'QSl1111Oll with eXag'g'e1'atecel lD1PO1'fZll1C'0, party, do the mininlunl of study- ing necessary to stay in school, party, eut classes more than ever before, 1J211 fj', and prepare themselves to cle- Velope the senior Cl1i11'ZlC'fQ1'lSflCS for next YGil1',S slump. Ackerman, Lynefie Ahlgrim, Pefer Aleksich, Sfeven Anderson, Palricia Anderson, Roberl Anfonacci, Pairick Arceri, Frank Aschenbrenner, Merle Awl, Richard Aymer, John Babcock, Walrer Bachman, Donald Bakel, Joseph Baker, Daniel Bareis, Kenneih Barfon, Richard D. Ba+es, BeHy Baumflek, Jackie Beck, John Beed, Cecile L. Bell, Mary Kay Benda, Nicholas Benr, Pe+er Berends, Henry Besf, Linda Biggar, Gordon Billerbeck, Ronald Birkelbach, Raymond Bishop, Ronald BiH'ing, Barbara Blasingame, Joseph Blick, William Blumenfhal, Alberf Bohlman, Gus Borin, William Borrowman, Harrison Boyd, Ann Brecher, Jim Brehm, Harry Breifwieser, John Bridgeman, Grover Brass, Richard Buchanan, Joan Buckingham, Harvey Buhrman, Lee Buhrman, William Buhrmasrer, Bruce Bunch, Gerald Burk, Gerald Calhoun, Earle Call, Be'Hy Jean Carle, Elsie Carlson, LaVerne Carrigan, Mary Cassens, Wal+er Cassiday, Pamelfa Ca'H'ern, William Cheramy, Wayne Chrisfiansen, Clark Cieply, Richard Clarke, Jim Cody, Michael Cole, Dale Combes, R. Frank Comsfock, Lois Cooling, Truda Cooney, Lee Cooper, Henrieffa Cooper, Jane Cos+ello, Michael Crebs, John Cullinan, Thomas Cunningham, Richard Dan, Roberf Daniels, Alberla Dawson, Virginia DeFily, Vincenf DeHaan, Lorraine Delpire, Marilyn Dennis, Beverly D'hond+, Dallas Dinquel, Don Dlouhy, Roberi' Doscher, Alberf Doiy, William Dykinga, Ernesf Eberhardl, Delberl' Ehlen, Eleanor Engle, Mary Lou Erickson, Ronald Ewal+, Mary Jo Farina, Charles Ferre, Ralph Fink, Roberi Flesher, Ned Flynn, Marilyn Flynn, Margueriie Frank, Joe Franklin, Jack Frasca, Donald Frye, Earl Gagnier, Charles Gand, William Galasse, Roberl Garfal, Clifford Garry, Ted Gaymonf, Eve Gehl, Roberf Gianakouris, Sylvia Godke, Daryl Gordon, Gil Graham, Judy Gray, Lowell Green, Monica Greene, Kenneih Grenda, Roberl' Griggs, Bonnie Groharing, Richard Guariglia, Don Guariglia, Ron Guy, Don Hagen, Shirley Hamberg, Milfon Hamilfon, Joan Hanlnen, Roy Hansen, David Harpman, Marilyn Harrelson, Ron Harringfon, Roger Harrison, Richard Harlig, June Harike, Howard Harisoclx, Ralph Hafiield, Suelinda Hays, William Heiple, James Henry, Barbara Henry, Carol Herberi, Alfred Herman, William Herridge, Charles Herriman, Nancy Heward, Duane Hiclrs, Donald Hill, Vlfilliam Hirlh, Marlene Hoagland, Bill Hosfy, Roseanne Hubbs, Mariorie Hudzialc, John Hueiher, Roberl' lben, George lhrig, Sue Jannes, Nick Janssen, William Jauss, Charles Johnson, David Johnson, Joan Jones, Claude Jones, Garlh Kacinslri, Phyllis Kaeding, George Kash, Beverly Kaufz, Barry Kenf, John Keuroghlian, Karl Key, James Kilcullen, Bernard .!i!ZC . Kohl, Richard Kopp, Leonard Koppelman, Donald Krueger, Earl Laible, Roger Landsman, Rosalie Larson, John Laslry, Arihur Lauierlnach, Jerre Leininger, Marilyn Leonard, Mariorie Lewis, Charles Lindenberg, Ronald Lindsey, Mary Jeanne Lisle, Alan Liffle, Daniel Loula, Sfanley Lyle, Earl MacEwen, Harland W. Maggio, John Magness, Dale Magnuson, Dale Maher, Mary Marr, Allan Marfin, Roberl' Maskel, Jerome Mafeia, Edward . Mafheny, Thomas Mafhis, Roberf Maves, Ronald Mazurelz, Roberi Mccambridge, Donald McCar+y, William McClelland, Roberf McCumber, Roberi McCurdy, Jack McGauvran, Ronald McKinley, William Mefcalf, Carol Miller, Lawrence Miller, Roberf Milslagle, Roberf Molloy, Richard Monroe, Roger Mueller Lawion Murphy, George Muslrer, Kennefh Nareffy Richard Nelson, Allen Nelson, Dolores Ng, Samuel Noe, Henry Norfon, Duane O'Connell, Lee O'Connor, Edward O'Dowd, James Osborne, Roberi' Pappaspiros, Spiros Parkhill, Philip Perchonolr, Philip Pefersen, Richard Peferson, John Pefrie, Carole Peffy, Ivan Pfeffinger, Ronald Pflederer, Donna Philips, Edward Piclrenpaugh, Harold Piemonfe, Ari' Pierson, Eugene Plozay, Eugene Polich, Alvin Poshard, Sfanley Praff, Roberi Pullano, Louis Pulliam, Jane Pya'H', Parlcer Raeuber, Donald Rankin, Kenneih Ray, JeanneH'e Rayburn, Harold Recling, Jack Reeves, Pal' Rendleman, Roberi' Refilre, Ralph Richardson, Richard Richerf, Mary Ellen Richmond, Pafricia Risinger, Gerald Risfich, Charles Rifzman, Roberf Roberfs, Joseph Roop, Roberl' Rosenbaum, Doroihy Rubino, Franlr Rugh, Clifford Sarli'Ho, Ronald Schermer, Donna Schlaifer, Franklin Schlehuber, Thomas Schmiif, Elaine Schoen, J. Sfanley Schroeder, Henry Schuler, Henry Schulfz, Dennis Schwarz, Harry ScoH, Carol Seeley, Helen Seifert Roberi' Sellman, Arfhur Se+nicl:a, Jacl: Shelfon, Bob J. 3'!:?:n'2w5.z..,.5n2Ww' 1 200 3 1 SiHon, Willa Sue Sizemore, Eugene Skyles, Joseph Smerlr, George Smifh, Edward Smifh, Richard Snedden, Gloria Speclr, Donald Speck, George Spurgeon, Allen S+aley, Jane Sramp, Donald Sfevens, Roger Sfevenson, Ralph Sforch, S+uar+ Sfofler, Nancy Sfraffon, David S+uclrel, John Ta+e, Phyllis Taylor, Charles Temple, Douglas Thomason, Eldon Tidmarsh, Isabel Tribler, Willis Ufheil, John Van Balen, D. S. Vanderwerf, Frank Van Der Meulen, I Virginia Van Schelrema, Joyce Vosberg, Richard Vicino, Philip Weihmeir, Mary Wellingion, Mary Wesfhoff, Richard P. Wighfman, Mary Wildey, Roberi Wilkinson, Richard Williams, Lynn Williams, Raymond Wilson, Mark Winlzelman, Paul Wood, Phyllis Wrigh+, Richard Wylres, Donald Young, Be'r+y Younlring, Lin ,O A. 1 a 4 n Z . if Z . 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Rs Es CATERPILLAR TRACTOR C0 ill all 12, EE EE 4. l .l A Q U 1 ' is A if I i 'ig ' l ' .1:ia'fI1uaur'r:vu h :q-- --v--. Q in 'I llllilggil l n 'I ll V ll l in rl ' V p 'I'l1e whole university knows . . . . Nj, + A X the Dependable place +o buy F T ll ' I KM, my Ml is al' .5 3 Bam: ER'S WOMEN'S EXCHANGE Distinctive CASUAL ancl FORMAL WEAR for MEN and WOMEN Resale Shop - Finest Quality - Lowesl' Prices 32l BRADLEY vlsn BREMER JEWELRY CO. 209 S. Jefferson Ave. for Diamonds - Wa'rcl1es - Jewelry Ann Powers Gifts The Perfect Gift for Every Occasion Congratulations to the Class of '54 JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO I6l6-I8 MAIN PHONE 4-ZI66 Peoria' s Oldest Chevrolet Dealer 203 TRAVIS CADILLAC PONTIAC CO. 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I 4 x ' I V ' if .,., 5 0 I rrs O5 I 8 -. I - 4 ., ,..- . A . r , I . . r . I . I . f ' K . o f M JG ' CAFFERTY BROTHERS Plumbing and Heating Serving Bradley for the Past Fifteen Years HARRY I. MCCLARENCE New York Life Insurance Co. H4 NQWLAND AVE 2-3478 H07 JEFFERSON BLDG. PEORIA, ILL WAIBLE'S 5 to SI Stores II9 East Washington, EAST PEORIA EVERYTHING FOR YOUR 5I4 Main Street SCHOOL NEEDS Keenan Sporting Goods Co. Sport Goods for Good Sports PHONE 4-9I65 PEORIA, ILLINOIS v,qv,V,V,V54vAv,vp4v4v4v4V4V4V547475AVA'A'AVAV4'AVIIAV4VA'AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV4VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA Ae 1 Q 4 lfL6Lg6l Prin+ed and Bound The Clio Press Year Book Division of Hue Economy Aciver+ising Co. IONVA CITY, IOWA ' A A A A A A A A A'A A A A A A A A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A A A A A A'A'A A A A A A VAVAVA A A 4 5 5 IIAVA'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A 2I5 ,I PI , X I 'asf 'I, B E Re 'real' 5 5' Congratulations and Best Wishes I 'I , I to the Class of '54 an Pm I I fl, I I, p'e -:-., ll suce CHUNRS LY, ' 'lr my Anas if I IB M CRUSVIED Ee- elf ' CAKFORD CO. K E R N S JEFFERSGN BANK Peoria, IIIinois 2I I2 MAIN STREET 'A' , A Bank You'll Like Known for Fine Food ancl One Two Three S. Jefferson Ave., Phone 6-083I Freindly Service Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corp. WALL PAPER PAPER HANGING 540 PEORIA AVE. 2.3305 PHONE ll nag Fully Insured for Workmen's Compensation and Liability PAINTING DECORATING PEORIA 4, ILLINOIS DIAMONDS HAMILTON, ELQIN AN XYlYLER WATCHES DIRILYTE IDINNERXVARE IISiH1Sl'li1lt' on Toni L7-lllllfll SILVERXVARE Holmes and Edwards 1847 Rogers and Community MARY CHESS PERFUME Cultured Pearls ZI6 Telephone 3-1788 0l'l'L8I QDLAQI' j c w c I c r 103 S. Ieflerson At Main LEHMANN BUILDING PEORIA, ILLINOIS XVE GIVE S 81 H GREEN STAMPS XYJATCH AND JEXVELRY REPAIRING All 'Work Quaranfccd CHINAWARE Minton English Bone French and American Haviland Syracuse CLASSWARE Fostoria - Heisey Cambridge dverti ing Index Carerpillar Traclor Co., . .. Bergners Women's Exchange .... Bremer Jewelry ... Johnson Chevrolel Co.. .. Travis Cadillac Ponliac Co.. .. G-ibbens ... Jack and BiII's .... Isl Nalional Bank of Peoria. Indianapolis Engraving Company Keysrone Sieel and Wire Co.. . .. Johnson's Srandard Service ..... People's Federal Savings... Pilrsburgh Plale Glass Co.. . .. V. Jobsl and Sons ..., Wing Publishing and Prinling Co Murphy Clark .... Szolds .... Block and Kuh1Co.... Cenrral Nalional Bank... Bradley Resrauranl ... Po1 rer and Anderson .... Wilkins Pipe and Supply Con... Walker and Werner. Cenlral Illinois 1.igh1' CO... f'1C.... 202 203 203 203 203 204 204 204 204 205 206 206 206 206 207 207 207 207 208 209 209 209 209 209 210 Barney Crahan Peoria Savings and Loan Associalion , .,. Egolf Molors . Cohen . Bradley Universily Book Slore. Nehi Bolirling Co.. . .. John Proclor Lee Lumber Co.. 1-lechT's Bonny Shop. . .. Journal-Srar . Peoria Tenl and Awning Co... Campus Grill ... Fred Hansen Sfandard Service, .. .. . ., Ray's Cleaning Service, lnc... Pholo Reflex Sludio ..... Schradzki Co. .. Califerly Brolhers Harry J. 1v1cClarence. Keenan Sporling Goods Co... Wailbles 5 lo 51.00 Slores ,... Economy Adverrising Co... Oaklord Co. Jefferson Bank ..,. Kerns .. A. 1-1.See1ye.... 1-lommer Coulfer . 210 210 210 211 211 211 211 211 212 212 212 212 212 213 214 214 214 214 214 215 216 216 216 216 216 Index of llrgainization Ad and Sell Club... Alpha Della ...,,........... Alpha Epsilon Pi Eralernily ,... Alpha Kappa Psi ..... Alpha Lambda Della .... Alpha Phi Omega .... Alpha Pi Fralernily ,,..,,.. American Chemical Sociely. .. American Sociely ol Civil Engineers... .... American Sociely ol Mechanical Engineers .,.. Arnold Air Sociely ..,.... . Associalion ol Accounlancy. .. Associaled Women Sludenls B B Club .... Bela Bela Bela ..,. Bela Tau Epsilon. .. Board ol Conlrol ...,...,. . Bradley Chrislian Fellowship.. Bradley Wives .,......,... Campus Carnival Commillee.. Chimes ........,,....,. Chi Omega Sororily. .. Della Chi Della Sororily .... Della Phi Della, .. .... Delis upgalon Eralernily .,r. Economics Club ..,..,. English Club .....,.. Eederalion ol Scholars ,,.., Freshman - Sophomore Ollicers Fulure Teachers ol America. Gamma Della ....,.... . Gamma Phi Bela Sororily. . .. Hawaiian Club .,....., . l-lomecoming Commillee Home Economics Club. .. l - E Sporls Council ,.... independenis .. lnduslrial Engineers Club ,,... Inler - Failh Council ,,.. . Inlerlralernily Council .. Junior Class Ollicers ...,. .. Lambda Chi Alpha Eralernily oard .,.. .. I6l l54 l3O I5l 47 l6O I33 l65 l65 I64 .49 I63 36 56 I6O ISB 33 I69 l65 .37 47 l2O l28 l55 I34 I66 I63 .46 37 l62 I69 I23 l62 37 l6I 83 I67 l65 36 .34 I94 I37 Mask and Gavel ......... Men's Domilory Council .... Nadi El Wah'da... Newman Club ............ Omega Psi Phi Eralernily Omicron Della Kappa... Panhel Phi Al lenic ....... pha Thela. .. Phi Ela Sigma. .. Phi Mu Alpha. .. Phi Sigma Pi ....... Pi Bela Phi Sororily ..... Pi Gamma Mu... .... Pi Kappa Alpha Eralernily .... .... Pi Kappa Della .... Pre - Med Club .. Phi Epsilon Eralernily., .. .... Sociely ol Aulomolive Engineers .... Psi Della Omega.. Radio Guild Secrelarial Club Senior Class Olhcers Sigma Alpha Ela. Sigma Alpha lola .,.. Sigma Chi Fralernily . Sigma Kappa Sororily.. . Sigma Spanish Club ...... Sludenl Council , ,.,..... Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Sigma ..... Thela Thela Thela Alpha Phi .. Chi Eralernily .... Xi Eralernily ..... Universily Band .... Universily Choir Eralernily. .. .... Walzapa .... .... ..... . . Who's Who in American Colleges... .. Women's Recrealional Board ..... .. YMCA .......... .... . . YWCA Zela Pi I67 36 I67 I69 ISO I46 35 I55 47 l56 l60 I24 I57 l38 l57 168 l68 I64 I63 I72 I54 l56 l4I I27 I42 I64 l62 32 l45 l59 l59 I46 I49 43 42 45 44 84 ....l66 ....l66 ....I58 tudent Index A Abegq, Lill, 1o2, 123, 162. Abendholl, Monroe, 80. Abernalhy, Joanne, 32, Ill, II4, I20, l6l. I73. Ackerman, Lynelle, 39, l27, I63, I95. Adams, Coronella, l6l, I66. Alleldl, Rollyn, l73. Ahllorlh, Roger, I39, l72. Ahlgrim, John, I95. Ahlgrim, 566, I47, 163, 173. Aleksich, Sleven, I95. Allar, Mike, I47, I60. Allen, Jim, 71, 73, 156, 173. Alligood, Douglass, I5O. Allison, Don, 59, 69. Almeida, Manuel, I62, I66, I67, I73. Allhaus, Palricia, I55. Anderson, Dennis, 59. Anderson, Edgar, I73. Anderson, Eugene, l5l. Anderson, Guy, I64. Anderson, Lois, 36, IIO, I23, I73. Anderson, Palricia, I62, I95. Anderson, Phillip, l40. Anderson, Ralph, I5B, I73. Anderson, Richard, I43, Anderson, Roberl, I95. Anderson, Roberl L., I73. Anlonacci, Pal, I47, I95. Aplel, Rose, I73. Appenzeller, Rhea, I23, l68. Arbuckle, Samuel, 64. Arceri, Frank, I95. Archdale, Pierce, I73. Armslrong, Michael, I60. Arnold, Margie. I73. Aronow, Lawrence, l3l. Asbell, Roberl, l40. Aschenbrenner, Merle, 32, 47, 90, l27, I95. Askenasy, Eugene, 44, 46, 49, 50, I55, l57, I73. Auer, Marilyn, I27. Augspurger, Roberl, 83, IIB, I48. Auld, Richard, l4B. Awl, Richard, I95. Aymer, John, I95 Babcock, Waller, 36, 82, I43, I56, I95. Babelch, Harvey, 64. Bach, Timolhy, l32, Bachman, Donald, I36, I95. Bacon, Lois, 32, 36, I20, l6l. Baggoll, Richard, 80. Bakel, Joseph, I95. Baker, Carllon, 36, 80. Baker, Daniel, I95. Balaskas, Spero, I63, I73. Bale, Rogers, I4O. Baner, Barbara, I23, l6l. Barbee, John, I73. Barclay, Ralph, 56, 59. Bardezbanian, Pele, l58, l6O, I63, I73. Bareis, Kennelh, I95. Barg, William, I73. Barkey, Beverly, 36, I27, l73. Barnell, John, I66. Barnharl, Roberl, 44, 45, 46, l58, l60, I74. Barlhelme, Charles, 49, I47, I5l, I74. Barlon, James, 83. Barlon, Richard, I95. Bass, Lawrence, I64, I74. Baslian, Roger, I54, I74. Bales, Belly, I24, I95. Balz, Thomas, l4O. Baumllek, Jacqueline, I20, I95. Bean, Delberl, I74. Beck, John, 56, 59, I67, I95. Beck, Lowell, I36, I57. Becker, John, I44. Becker, Marshall, l3l. Becker, Morlon, I30, l3l. Beckmann, Karen, l6l. I66. Beecl. Cecile, I56, l6l, I95. Beeson, Hugh, I35. Beghlol, Belle, I0O, l24. Behm, Ivan, 75, I74. Behrman, Bruce, I47. Beilzel, Edward, I74. Bell, Mary, 161, 195. Benda, Nicholas, I95. Benl, Peler, 34, 89, IO2, lO7, l34, l35 l94, I95. Berends, Henry, I95. Berg, Palricia, I22, I23, l6I, I63. Berkel, Roberl, I74. Berlin, Melvin, l35, I67, I74. Berlhold, David, l40. Berlol, Joseph, I74. Berwick, Ronald, I32. Besl, Linde., 120, 162, 169, 195. Belh, John, I66, I67. Bellinghaus, Phyllis, 45, I24, l54, I74. Beverolh, Donald, 30, I56. Bezouska, Ronald, 79, I43. Biggar, Gordon, 79, I69, I95. Billerbeck, Ronald, l6I, I67, I95. Birkelbach, Raymond, I95. Bishop, Ronald, I95. Billing, Barbara, 46, l6I, I95. Black, Bruce, l40. Black, Merle, I74. Blair, David, 69. Blake, Millon, I60. Blakeney, Mark, I66. Bland, Joseph, l40, I74. Blank, Arlhur, I64. Blasingame, Joseph, I95. Blick, William, I95. Blumenlhal, Alberl, I95. Bodine, Roberl, 44, 45, l40, I64, I74. Boeqe, William, 96, IIO, I36, I57, I74. Bohlman, Guslav, I95. Boinl, Roberl, IIO, I74. Boldl, Barbara, I23. Boolh, Eugene, 44, I74. Boolh, Gerald, I43, Borin, Sondra, 39, l24. Borin, William, II8, I47, I95. Borrowman, Harrison, IIO, I36, I95. Bossa, Paul, 36, 49, 155, 162, 174. Boslon, Charles, 56, 64, 75. Bollrell, Herschell, I64. Boullard, Henri, I75. Bowers, Douglas, I58, I62, I75. Boyd, Agn, I27, I62, I95. Boyle, George, 59. Boyles, Frank, I75. Bozarlh, Jerold, I75. Bracken, Bernard, l32, I75. Bradley, Beverly, IO5, l20, l6l. Bradshaw, Arlhur, I35. Brandl, Henry, 83, I42, I43, Brasher, Roberl, 75, I75. Brass, Richard, I95. Brecher, Jim, I95. Breen, Roberl, I32. Brehm, Harry, I95. Breilwieser, John, I47, I95. Bremer, David, l32, I70. Bremer, Vernon, I36, I52, I75. Brian, Donald, 37, I47. Bridgeman, Clarence, 56, 59, I95. Brier, Tom, l5O, I75. Brim, John, 56, I47. Broderick, Thomas, I47, I54, I75. Bronsleader, Nancy, I20, I52, I6I, I62. Brooks, Gerald, I75. Brooks, Jerry, IO3, l40, l4I. Brooks, Ralph, I65, I75. Brooks, William, 38, I43, I60. Brown, Ralph, 39, lO7, I47, I64, I66. Brunnenmeyer, Lesler, I75. Bruns, Alberl, l4O, I75. Buchanan, Joan, 47, I24, I95. Buchbinder, Mandel, l68, I75. Bucher, Roberl, l40. Bucherl, Frank, I62, I69. Buckingham, Harvey, I95. Buhrman, Lee, II9, I44, I95. Buhrman, William, 34, 37, 83, l02, I44, I95 Buhrmasler, Bruce, I64, I95. Bullman, Mary, I6I, I75. Bunch, Gerald, l95. Burk, Gerald, I95. Burke, Mary, l27. Burke, Richard, 30, I75. Burmeisler, Glenn, I75. Burnham, Jon, 69. Burnham, Marlha, 44, 45, IIO, I75. Busch, Dennis, I47, I69. Bushman, Donald, I35. Busse, Gordon, 59, 7l, 72, I76. C Caccialore, Gloria, I66, I69. Caldwell, Ann, 44, lll, l22, I23, I76. Calhoun, Earle, I95. Cali, Andrew, 49, I76. Call, Belly, I95. Campbell, Allen, l5l, l76. Campbell, Shirley, I63. Cann, Kennelh, l62, I66. Canly, Joan, l28. Carey, Maxine, I56, l63. Carius, James, 32, 37, 79, l40, I67. Carle, Elsie, I95. Carlson, LaVerne, I20, l6I, I69, l95. Carllon, Hazel, l62, I76. Carney, Roberl, 56, 63, 64, 65, 66, 78, I76. Carrigan, Marilyn, I24, I76. c6fng6n, 1v16fy, 37, 47, 120, 161, 195. Carler, Laird, I76. Carly, John, I56. Cassens, Waller, I95. Cassiday, James, I44. Cassiday, Pamelia, 39, 46, 47, I23, I44, I95 Cassidy, Thomas, I76. Caslle, Charles, I39. Callern, William, 49, l44, I96. Cecil, Kennelh, I6l, l67, I76. Ceia, Louis, l62, I76. Cerre, Jane Ann, IO9. Chandler, Eric, l5I, I76. Chandler, James, 37, I36. Chaney, Connie, 46, 47, l6l, I62. Chanl, Joanne, I23, l6l. Chapman, Dolores, I66, I69. Cheek, Susan, I23, Cheng, Richard, 80, I66. Cheng, Shu, I66. Cheramy, Wayne, 56, 59, 60, I69, l96. Chisholm, Roger, l48. Chilly, Jack, 47. Cho, Archibald, I76. Chrisliansen, Clark, I56, I96. Chrisliansen, Sunny, I56. Cieply, Richard, l32, I96. Cione, James, IO7, I49. Clark, James, I76. Clark, Roberl, I76. Clarke, James, l58, l69, I96. Clarno, John, Bl, I64, I66. Clayman, Joseph, 34, l32. Clilliord, Barbara, I76. Cody, Michael, 39, 57, II8, I47, I59, I64. I66, l96. Coe, Joseph, I48. Cohen, Theodore, 168. Cole, Dale, 143, 196. Collins, 1-larold, 176. Collisler, Margaret 123, 167. Combes, Roscoe, 135, 196. Compra1t Ronald, 59, 135. Compton, Tanner, 176. Coms+ock, Lois, 37, 47, 120, 161, 196. Connors, Barbara Lee, 107, 123, 177. Coogan, Nancy, 94, 120. Cook, Charles, 177. Cook, Mary, 123. Cooling, Truda, 124, 162, 163, 1o7, 196. Coon, Diane, 109, 123. Cooney, Lee, 196. Cooper, 1-1enrieHa, 196. Cooper, Jane, 46, 164, I66, 196. Cordis, Caryl, 127. Corlew, Tommy, 144. Corn, Barbara, 120, 156. Cosfa, Leonard, 37, 89, 105, 107, 142, 143, 177. Cosiello, Michael, 136, 196. Court Robert 136. Covingfon, Garreit 135. Cowan, Andy, 165, 177. Craggs, Maryclaire, 32, 124. Crawford, Jerry, 165, 166. Crebs, John, 32, 34, 37, 38, 39, 194, 196. Crisp, Alice, 161. Crommeft Gerald, 69. Crommeft James, 177. Cross, David, 135. CuIlinan,T11omas, 111, 146, 147, 154, 169, 196. Cunningham, Richard, 196. Cutler, Georgia, 84, 166. D Dan, Robert 131, 196. Daniels, Alberta, 156, 196. Davidson, Richard, 134, 135. Davie, Doris, 171. Davies, Doris, 44, 45, 128, 129, 161, 166, 177 Davis, Dale, 46. Davis, Deane, I77. Davis, 1-larold, 140. Davison, Rodney, 135, 177. Dawson, 1-larry, 177. Dawson, Virginia, 166, 196. Day, Mariorie, 156. Deane, John, 143. DeBoer, Lee, 143, 164, 177. DeFily, Vincent 196. Del-laan, Lorraine, 120, 161, 196. Deininger, John, 56, 59, 125, 148, 177. Delpire, Marilyn, 110, 122, 123, 162, 167. 196. Delzell, Robert 177. Dempsey, Derrel, I77. Denham, Barbara, 36, 124, 161. Dennis, Beverly, 196. Den1on, Robert 140. Dergins, Nancy, 127, 163. Dernay, William, 36. Devan, Byron, 135. Deyo, James, 177. D'1-londt Dallas, 135, 196. Dies+e1meir, Donald, 36. Dieiz, John, 47, 50, 148, 177. Dietz, Loreiia, 127. Dinger, Beverly, 127. Dinquel, Don, 196. Dixon, Norma, 123, 142, 161, 177. Dlouhy, Robert 105, 136, 196. Dodd, Loren, 56, 75, 169, 177. Dodds, Dorolhy, 127. Doerr,A1an, 118, 143. Doerr, William, 36, 151, 161, 167, 178. Donnally, Frances, 128. Donnelly, William, 143. Donovan, Robert 139. Dooley, Kathleen, 105, 120. Dorman, Linneaus, 150, 165. Dorman, Velma, 166. Doscher, Albert 196. Doiy, William, 160. 196. Downs, Arnold, 156, 178. Dratikorn, August 139. Drury, Richard, 167, 178. Duhs, Glenn, 178. Dumermuih, Nancy, 124. Dunn, Edith, 166, 178. Durdle, Walter, 78. Durham, Marilyn, 31, 124. Dykinga, Ernest 196. Dynan, James. 178. E Eag1e+on, Clihford, 135. Ebbing, Darrell, 143. Eberhardt Delbert 196. Eddy, John, 140. Edler, Lawrence, 36, 148, 169. Eer+rnoed, Robert 167. Ehlen, Eleanor, 35, 47, 127, 156, 196. Ehresman, Jack, 178. Ehrgoft Edwin, 144. Eichelkraut Richard, 83, 166, 178. Eks+rand, David, 140, 141. Eldridge, David, 136. Eldridge. Ray, 136, 178. Ellis, Russell, 178. Elmes, James, 56, 165, 178, Endres, JoAnne, 159, 164, 166, 178. Engle, Mary Lou, 107, 196. English, John, 147. Engst Anfon, 59. Erickson, Annelfe, 30, 46, 87, 161, 163. Erickson, Paul, 56, 70, 71, 132, 133, 178 Erickson, Ronald C., 136. Erickson, Ronald E., 143, 196. Erikson, Sally, 39, 46, 47, 123, 149, 163. Erwin, James, 36, 143. Esfergard, Richard, 56, 63, 64, 66. Ewolr, Moryfao, 128, 196. Ewing, William, 135. F Fahrenholfz, Kennelh, 165. Falk, Murray, 135. Falson, Phillip, 165. Fanning, Wilbur, 33. Farina, Charles, 196. Farley, Edward, 79. Farmer, Thomas, 144. Farr, Thomas, 147. Farrar, Delbert 178. Farris, Marian, 32. 120, 161. Feeney, Sharon, 127, 167. Fetler, Rosemarie. 57, 120, 153, 161, 169 Fenske, Herbert 47. Ferchow, Sfuart 166. Ferre, Ralph, 164, 196. Ferris, Carol, 46, 123, 153, 163. Feuer, Raymond, 132. Fiedler, Robert 151, 161, 178. Fink, Robert 196. Firnhaber, Lila, 84, 94, 99, 123. Fischer, Eugene, 178. Fi1'zpa+rick, 1-lenry, 144. Flesher, Gayle, 109, 110, 123, 162. Flesher, Ned, 56, 80, 196. Flefcher, James, 165. F1ink,Jo1'1n, 165, 166, 178. Flynn, Marilyn, 84, 154, 196. Flynn, Marqueriie, 196. Flynn, William, 161, 167, 178. Fowler, John, 144. Franceway, Margaret 163. Frank, Joe, 56, 75, 76, 196. Frank, Marilyn, 166. Franke, Sharon, 163. Franklin, John, 56, 80, 136, 196. Frasca, Donald, 196. Freres, Jay, 136, 169, 179. Fricano, Tom, 71, 155. Friile, Richard, 56, 80, 140, 151, 179. Froebe, Jerry, 147. Frye, Earl, 151, 1o1, ioo, 169, wo. Fuhrbach, John, 179. G Gagnier, Charles, 34, 148, 196. Gair, Wallace, 164, 165, 179. Galasse, Robert 196. Galsfer, Ronald, 179. Gamer, Robert 83, 130, 131. Gand, William, 163, 196. Ganfz, John, 179. Gariat Clifford, 147, 196. Garfy, Ted Franklin, 196. Gasper, Lee, 136. Gauger, Roger, 135, 179. Gaunt Joseph, 150. Gavin, Jeanine, 179. Gaw, James, 160. Gaylord, Richard, 140. Gaymount Eve, 36, 161, 196. Gehl, Robert 132, 196. Gers1er,Janice, 120, 161, 179. Geyer, Norman, 79, 80. Giacomini, Dominic, 143, 169. Gianakouris, Sylvia, 196. Gibbons, Joyce, 128, 154, 179. Gibbs, Norma, 126, 127. Gibbs, Suzanne, 120. Gibson, Pafricia, 110, 123. Gibson, Ann, 32, 36, 95, 103, 124, 161. Giiirow, Walier, 95, 136. Gilbert Dennis, 143. Gillespie, Charley, 32, 44, 45, 49, 50, 110 157, 179. Gillelt Richard, 146, 147. Giorgi, Gino, 49, 165, 179. Glasford, Bob, 140. Glass, 1-larry, 140. Gleckler, Robert 166, 179. Godinez, Margaret 105, 162. Godke. Daryl, 132, 196. Goelz, Charles, 136. Goelzer, Joann, 45, 120, 179, Goerfz, 1-lelen, 127, 168. Goins, Richard, 59, 71. Goodman, Mariorie, 46, 179. Fuller, Marvin, 144. GOrd0n, Gilbert 39, 45, 147, 154, 160, 165 169, 196. Gorham, Billie, 123, 161. Gower, Jack, 64. Goza, Franklin, 59. Graham,Judi1h, 46, 47, 94, 110, 123, 156 196. Grant Lawrence, 36, 168, 179. Grawey, Donald, 135. Gray, Jack, 148. Gray, Lowell, 197. Green, Monica, 47, 84, 127, 197. Green, Sally, 39, 123. Greene, Kennefh, 49, 197. Greenslaugh, Ronald, 179. Gregg, Judi1h, 51, 124. Gregg, Mary, 124, 169. Gregory, Byron, 150. 156. Grenda, Robert 143, 197. Greve, Henry, 154. Griggs, Bonnie, 197. Grigsby, Bill, 49, 135, 180. Grimm, Janet 121, 161. Groharing, Richard, 49, 197. Gross, Arnold, 169. Grole, Gloria, 162. Grubb, Gordon, 139. Grubb, Shirley, 123, 161, 167. Gruebmeyer, Janet I80. Guariglia, Don, 78, 197. Guariglia, Ron, 56, 78, 197. 6udqe1,John, 158, 162, 180. Guinan, Mary, 120, 161, 166, 169. Guinlher, Kennelh, 139. Gunderson, Lynn, 147. Gunion, James, 165. Guy, Donald, 139, 197. 14 Haack, Slanley, 180. Hackmann, Rolt 166. Haerriens, Albert 181. Hagen, Shirley, 94, 120, 197. Hague, Richard, 80. Hahn, Lawrence, 169. Hakes, Charles, 79, 147. HaH,JQhn,JL,49,i5l,l8o Hallam, Kennerh, Jr., 46, 135. Halsey, William, 80, 94, 142, 143. Hamberg, Mi1+on,34, 102, 131, 159, 163, 164, 166, 197. Hamilron, Joan, 39, 57, 124, 167, Hancock, Ernest 160. Hancock, Kenlon, 163, 180. Hanken, Roy, 132, 197. Hanna, Richard, 139. Hansen, David, 136, 197. Hansen, Gordon, 144. Hansen, Jerry, 64. Harasimowicz, Edmund, 59. Harding, Barbara, 164, 166. Harkrader, Alan, Jr., 38, 180. Harkrader, Edward, 180. Harpman, Marilyn, 197. Harrelson, Ronald, 135, 197. Harringron, Roger, 34, 95, 104, 197. Harris, Ronald, 79, 94, 140. Harrison, Richard, 197. Harlenberger, Marilyn, 46, 110 163, 167. Harlig, June, 197. Harfke, Howard, 197. Harfman, Richard, 46, 136, 180. Harrnelt Charles, 151, 180. Harfrick, Paul, 180. Harlsock, Ralph, 197. Harfwell, Shirley, 127. Hast Drea, 59, 148. 1-1a1'1ield, Sue, 159, 164, 166, I97. Halley, Mariorie, 101. Hawrhorne, James, 59. Hawlhorne, Kennelh, 140, 160. Hawrhorne, Robins, 34, 140, 160. Herriman, Nancy, 35, 37, 47, 90, 110 123, 157, 197. Hess, Ann, 123, 162. He-ward, Duane, 197. Hewilt JoAnne, 84, 127, 163. Hicks, Donald, 197. Hicks, Thomas, 160. Hildebrandt Robert 180. Hill, Harvey, 148, 180. Hill, William, Jr., 136, 197. Hilfon, Jacqueline, 181. Hines, Jerry, 36, 134, 135. Hirst John, 158, 169. 1'-lirlh, Marlene, 128, 129, I97. 1-1111, Gerald, 143, 181. Hoagland, William, 156, 197. Hocker, Robert 146, 147. Hodgson, Duane, 144. Hodgson, Robert 32, 34, 37, 140. Hoerdemann, Rosalie, 111, 120, 121. Hoffman, Gordon, 181. Hoffman, Russell, 139. Hogg, Donald, 34, 49, 132, 181. 1-1o1Imann,Kenne+h, 147, 151, 163, 181. Holman, Delbert 162. Holmes, Donald, 135. Holmes, Gene, 44, 45, 95, 110, 136, 156, 159,l64,166,181. Holt Palricia, 154. Hopp, Thomas, 136. Hosly, Roseanne, 124, 125, 197. Houghlon, Jackie, 166. Houska, George, 49, 86, 114, 145, 181. Houska, Ronald, 144. Howaler, Wallace, 181. Hubbs, Mariorie, 124, 197. Hudziak, John, Jr., 139, 197. Huelher, Robert 143, 197. Huhra, James, 37, 44, 45, 49, 111, 146, 147 158, 181. Hull, Barbara, 120, 181. Humke, Roger, 139. Hurd, Royal, Jr., 49. Hurst Margaret 32, 37, 90, 120, 169, 195. Hurst Mary, 124, 162, 169. lben, George, 158, 162, 197. lhrig, Sue, 84, 124, 197. lmes, Shirley, 162. lreland, William, 164. Irwin, Maurila, 35, 128, 181. lsgren, Marlene, 124, 161. lsgren, Vernon, Jr., 136. J Jaacks, Roger, 101, 148. Jackson, Charles, 166. Jackson, LeRoy, 69, 150. Johnson, Ronald, 64, 181. Johnson, Wilbur, 181. Johnslon, Tracy, 135, 182. Jones Carol Ann, 47. Jones, Charles, 169, 182. Jones, Claude, I97. Jones, Garlh, 164, 197. Jones, Robert 139. Jones, William, 40, 140. Joos, Donald, 59. Jordan, Jack, 167, 182. Jordan, Waller, 182. Julian, John, 144. Jurim, Barbara, 124, 167. 14 Kacinski, Phyllis, 197. Kaeding, George, 167, 169, 197. Kam, Danny, 162. Kanagy, Robert 169. Kash, Beverly, 39, 124, 197, 201. Kasza, Sieve, 160, 165, Ka1'Z, Bernard, 166. Kaufmann, Virginia, 36, 103, 133, 161, 169. Kaulz, Barry, 143, 194, Keenan, Parricia, 120. Kehder, Richard, 182. Kellersrrass, Albert 160, 165, 169, 182. Kellerslrass, Ernst 160, 165, 169, 182. Kempcke, Ralph, 182. Kent Grelchen, 120. Kent John, 63, 64, 75, 197. Kerr, James, 75, 139. Kesseler, Marilee, 127. Keuroqhlian, Karl, I97. Kewley, Carl, 59. Key, James, 197. 197. Hayes, Hayes, Jacquelyn, 120. William, I97. Hecker, Robert 164. Hedden, BeHy, 128, 155. Heeg, John, 180. Heiman, Jerry, 47, 83, 132, 180. Heiniger, Ralph, 135. Heins, Donald, 59. Heinrzman, Richard, 164, 180. Heinz, Linus, 50, 169, 180. Heiple, James, 32, 197, Heller, Harold, 59. Heller, Jack, 147. Henry, Barbara, 36, 47, 93, 123, Henry, Carol, 47, 93, 110, 123, 142, 162, 197. Herbage, Bernard, 180. Herbert Alfred, 150, 197. Herman, Sandra, 161. Hermann, William, 197. Herrelson, Be'H'y, 37, 100, 127. Jacobson, Dianne, 181. Jacobus, Robert 37, 132. Jager, Timolhy, 148. Jaicomo, Ronald, 34, 44, 45, 89, 136 181. Jakoby, Mary, 166. Jankoisky, Arnold, 131. Jannes, Nick, 197. Janssen, William, 197. Jauss, Charles, 132, 197. Jedd, Marva, 126, 127, 169. Johnson G. David, 107, 197. Johnson, Joan Arlene, 197, Johnson Joan Marie, 123, 161. Johnson John, 168. Johnson Kermit 160. Johnson, Johnson Laureine, 39, 109, 123, 161. Lynn, 120, 161. Johnson, Mary, 124, 163, 181. Johnson, Parricia, 127. Johnson Rila, 124. Kidd, Ramona, 120, 161. Kieser, Dolores, 124, 182. Kilcullen, Bernard, 64, 197. King, Connie, 39, 46, 47, 90, 102, 161. King, Edward, 56, 63, 64, 89, 101, King, Marlha, 124. Kinkade, Karen, 127. Kinney, Grant 34, 37, 182. Kirchner, James, 36. Kisel, Mary, 166, 169. Kleiman, Robert 131. Klepfer, Karen, 120. Klepfer, Charlene, 126, 127. Kline, Kaye, 122, 123. Klucina, John, 40, 148. Kluge, Francis, 144, 182. Knobeloch, Garlh, 162, 166. Knop, Frederick, Jr., 92, 147, 182. Koch, Larry, 26. Koch, Richard, 144, 145, 182. Koehler, George, 69. Kohl, Richard, 198. Kohler, William, 147. Kondelik, Gene, 144, 182. Kopp, Leonard, 164, 166, 198. Koppelman, Donald, 198. Kosmond, James, 147, 167. Koras, Rudolph, 151, 167. 110,123 140,182 Koukos, Peler, 33, 44, 45, 132, 172, 182. Kowalske, Carol, 127. Kowalski, Robert 69. ' Kozelka, Charles, Jr., 183. Krauss, Barbara, 90, 127. Krauss, Carl, 144, 145. Kraut George, 183. Kronenberg, Donald, 183. Krueger, Barbara, 120, 161, 167. Kruger, Earl, 164, 165, 198. Kuehl, Maryn, 39. Kunkel, Marjorie, 127, 183. Kuschmann, Marlowe, 110, 120, 183. Kwabi, Augusrus, 36, 167, 183. Kwarla, Bruce, 139. L LaC1air, Warren, 183. Lacy, Herman, Jr., 143. Ladas, Donald, 183. Ladley, Jean, 120, 161. Ladwig, James, 144, 145. Laible, Roger, 49, 110, 198. Lair, Roger, 156, 166. Lamb, James, 69. Lambeclc, 1-lerberl, 69. Lambropoulos,Clar1c, 132, 166. Lancasler, Sandra, 124. Landon, Roberl, 143, 183. Landsman, Rosalie, 163, 198. Lang, Charlolle, 156, 183. Lang, Janel', 127, 163, 166. Lanz, Roberl, 183. Larson, Carl, 164, 183. Larson, John, 46, 136, 198. Laslry, Arlhur, 140, 141, 198. Lau, Charles, 162. Lau, Marlha, 46, 105, 162, 183. Laulerbach, Jerre, 132, 159, 198. Lawler, Roberi, 183. Lawrence, Joan, 124. Lazan, Nalhaniel, 183. Leen, Elliol l', 131. Leininger, Marilyn, 47, 123, 163. Lemplre, Roger, 184. Lenhausen, Donald, 40, 47. Leonard, Mariorie, 36, 124, 161, 198. Lepley, Arlhur, 160, 184. Lev, Marcia, 128, 169. Lewis, Charles, 169, 198. Lewis, Dewey, 177. Lindemann, Roberr, 49, 184. Lindenloerg, Ronald, 198. Lindquisr, Jeanne, 124. Lindquisl, John, lll, 136, 160. Lindsey, Mary Jeanne, 46, 47, 110, 123, 154, 198. Lingel, Alice, 184. Linlr, Gail, 139, 184. Linn, LeRoy, Jr., 139, 184. Linsley, William, 96, 136. Lipslcy, Joseph, 94, 143, 184. Lisle, Alan, 40, 45, 136, 154, 167, 198 Lillle. Daniel, 198. Lilron, 1-loward, 132. Loisfrom, Charles, 156. Logan, Clarence, 36. London, Edward, 148. Long, Beverly, 126, 127. Longhini, John, 152. Loomos, Theodore, 56, 59, 71. Loso, Donald, 49, 183. Lolhery, Clifford, 56, 75, 184. Lou1a,5lanley,46, 136, 167, 198. Lovesrrand, Duane, 56, 59, 71. Lowden, J. Berlrand, 135. Lublreman, Roberl, 75, 147. Lucas, Mary, 124. Lucas, Leonard, 140. Lulcachlco, Dolores, 156, 184. Lulre, Melvin, 54, 64, 118, 147, 165. Lulceman, Thomas, 136. Lundgren, Ronald, 75, 140. Lusler, Bessie, 166. Lyle, Earl, 198. Lyon, Nancy, 1.61, 184. M Mabee, David, 36, 166. MacEwen, Harland, 198. Maggio, John, 136, 163, 169, 198. Magness, Dale, 169, 198. Magnuson, Dale, 164, 198. Maher, Mary, 154, 198. Main, Lewis, 140. Maisel, Donald, 34, 102, 135. Maisel, Kennelh, I35. Maloney, Kenne'l'h, 138, 139, 184. Mapel, John, 118, 140. Margenrhaler, Charles, 69. Marme, Bernarcline, 120, 161. Marquis, John, 69. Marquis, Lyle, 49, 184. Marr, Allan, 56, 59, 111, 147, 198. Marlens, Donald, 49, 151, 184. Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Lawrence, 36, 59, 198. Marion, 59. Richard, 185. Roberl' J., 140, 185. Raberr W., 147, 198. Milliren, Berry, 39, 161. Milne, Jaclt, 33, 38.44, 45, 49, 147, 154, 186 Milslagle, Roberf, 132, 198. Minor, Gilberl, 186. Moderi, Richard, 135, 167. 1-larold, 37. Mohn, Marlin Marlin John, 36. Annefie, 166. Marlin Roberl, 165, 198. Marrin Roberr, 136. Marlin, Robert 151. Marvel, Charlene, 30, 124. Marx, Judilh, 120, 121. Mohr, Ken'1', 135. Molloy, Richard, 198. Monroe, Roger, 198. Moore, Bernice, 186. Moorhusen, Roberf, 164. Morihara, Morio, 162, 186. Morrall, Gene, 186. Marzolo, Lee, 46, IO7, 146, 147. Maslrel, Jerome, 198, Mason, Gwendolyn, 120, 184. Massie, Gail, 124. Maslerson, John, 184. Maslon, Jack, 158. Maleia. Edward, 164, 198. Malheny, Thomas, 198. Mafhews, Donald, 64, 184. Malhis, Roberf, 45, 96, 110, 136, 198. Mafrhews, Rudolph, 184. Maulsby, Dennis, 79, 140. Maurer, Donald, 184. Maus, Forresi, 166. Maves, Ronald, 142, 143, 198. Maynard, Arlene, 162. Mazurelr, 1'1arold,36, 167, 168, 169, 184. MGZUVGR, Roberf, 40, 46, 151, 163, 167, 198. McAdams, Pafricia, 40, 44, 127, 154, 185. McAllisl'er, Peler, 69, McBride, Ronald, 132. McCall, Ann, 120, 161. McCambridge, Donald, 143, 198. McCann, Thomas. 132. McCarl'y, Everellf, 98, 146, 147, 156, 198. McCarl'y, Roberf, 118, 148. McClelland, Robert, 198. McClurg, Ro1Jer+, 135. McCombs, Jack, 79. McCon1cey, Roy, 158, 185. McCool, Nancy, 45, 124, 163, 185. McCormick, Carl, 49, 110, 185. McCormick, Everefl, 166. McCoy, Charles, 132. McCumber, Roberr, 164, 165, 198. McCurdy, 1-lugh, 185. McCurdy,Jac1:, 132, 198. McDowell, Gerald, 185. McEn+ee, Clarlr, 33, 140, 185. McFarlin, James, 185. McGauvran, Lois. 57, 124. McGauvran, Ronald, 39,40 56, 80. 83, 111 147, 198. McGuire, William, 139. McKinley. William, 34, 56, 111, 147, 198. McKinney, Ronald, 118, 139, 155. McManus, Roberr, 49, 132, 185. McRaven, Thomas, 36, 46. Mead, Jane, 124, 154, 185. Mehl, Marilyn, 162, 163, 185. Melvin, Marilyn, 124. Menas, Andrew, 134, 135, 185. Mendez, Roberf, 164, 165, Mercure, Gilberr, 36, 143. Mergen, Francis, 165. Mefcalf, Carol, 46, 47, 84, 127, 198. Mefcalf, George, 140, 185. Mells, Warren, 185. Melz, Judilh, 127. Miholr, John, 36, 167, 169, 185. Miller, Janel, 185. Miller, Keifh, 136. Morris, Mosier, Mrolz, William, 148. Jeane++e, 161. lrene, 128, 165, 169. Muchmore, James, 147. Mueller, Lawlon, 165, 198. Mueller, Ralph, 83, 135, 186. Mueller, Roberf, 132. Muir, Donald, 140, 141. Mundel ius, Roberf, 59. Murphy, George, 198. Murphy, Willard, 135. Murphy, William, I35. Murray, Lawrence, 186. Murray, Suzy, 123. Mus1:er,Kennel'h, 35, 160, 165, 198. Mya'f+, John, 148. Myers, Jaclrson, 105, I47. Myers, John, 147. Myslivecelx, Arnold, 136. N Nalrashima, Yoshiharu, 162. Naples, Pascal, 140, 186. Narelfy, Richard, 148, 149, 198, 201. Naurh, David, 144. Neg, L eroy. 140, 186. Neff, Norma, 155. Neiman, Ray, 143. Neis, Marfha, 104, 120, 161. Nelson, Allen, 132. Nelson, Dolores, 166, 198. Nelson, Fred, 146, 147, 151, 186. Nelson, Jean, 120, 186. Nelson, Jeanne, 27, 46, 123, 163, 168. Nelson, John, 150. Nelson, Richard, 44, 45, 49, 100, 132, I56, 186. Nernec. Richard. 132, Ness, James. 108, 140. Nessler. Marfha, 166. Neuhaus, Beverly, 120, 161. Newman, Cafherine, 163, 166, 169. Newman, Nancy, 36, 102, 120, 121, 133, 167, 172, 186. Newron, George, 140. Ng, Samuel, 166, 198. Nibbeli n, Ralph, 47, 165. NOS, Henry, 198. Noon, Richard, 38, 160. Nordlin g, Tom, 34, 148. Nordsfron, Richard, 49, 158, 162, 186. Norlon, Nor'ron, Donald, 79. Duane, 198. Novolny, Ray, 148. Nysfron, Richard, 158, 169. Oasin, O Manuel, 150. Oberlander, Orlo, 165, 186. O'Conne11, Lee, 56, 64, 198. O'Connor, Edward, 198. O'Connor, John, 132. O'Day, William, I44. O'Dowd, James, I36, I98. O'FarrelI, Robert 49, I47, I58, I72, I86. Ohrt Donald, I86. Okano, Kennefh, I58, I6O, I62, Olrolh, Eleanor, IO5, I66, I69. Olsen, Delmer, 48. Olson, Richard, 94, I44. Olfman, James, 56, 75, I86. 0'NeiI, John, I44, I45. Opselh, Marilyn, I27, I6I, I66. Osborne, William, 49, I36, I99. Overend, Allen, l40. P Paine, Norma, I66, I69, I87. Palmer, Harry, l40. Pappaspiros, Spiros, I99. Parker, Elbert I87. Parkhill, Philip, I99. Parkinson, T. Dorene, 45, 46, I56, I87. Parks, Dolores, I26, l68. Pale, Tedlord, I87. Palrick, Ernest I66. Palron, Dean, I43, I87. Paulsen, Marilyn, I63, I69, I87. Peacock, D. Vance, I44. Peacock, Gerald, I69, I87. Pech, James, 30, 87, I44. Pellelier, Orville, I47. Penn, Bernard, 59, I48, Perchonok, Philip, 34, 89, IO2, I3I, I99. Perelii, Perer, I87. Pelersen, Richard, 56, 63, 64, 7I, I44, Pererson, Beverly, I24. Pererson, Jerry, 38, IO7, I6O. Pererson, John, I44, I45, I59, I99. Pererson, Lawrence, I5I, I87. Pelrie, Carole, 36, I28, I29, I99. Pelry, Ivan, I99. Pfeflinger, Ronald, I99. Pflederer, Donna, I56, I99. Philips, Edward, I99. Pickinpaugh, Harold, I99. Piemonle. Arlhur, I99. Pierce, Robert I87. Pierson, Ellen, I68. Pierson, Eugene, I99. Pihl, Donald, I69. Pilelic, James, 59. Pilon, Ronald, I87. Pipkin, Bruce, I35. Pivour, Lynn, I23, l6l, Plozay, Eugene, I47, I99. Podgorny, Lesler, 57, 89, I4l, I47, I87. Polhemus, Shirley, I69. Polich, Alvin, I59, I99. Polka, Richard, IO3, I35, I87. Poshard, Slanley, I99. Polesanos, Bessie, I67. Poller, Jack, 59, 69. Polrort Joyce, 35, 44, I20, I6I, I87. Powell, Terry, I47. Powley, Palricia, I24, I63. Prarher, Bill, I67, I87. Pratt Henry, 46. Prart Robert 33, 4I, I99. Price, John, I65. Prpich, Mike, I87, Pullano, Louis, I99. Pulliam, Helen, IO3, I24, l6l, I99. Pyalt Parker, I99. Ouon, King, 79, I62, I87. R Rabideau, Richard, l48. Raeuber, Don, I48, I58, I99. Raeuber, George, I48. Ralierfy, Larry, I35. Ragovin, Ronald, I3I. Rahn, Joan, 44, 45, l24, I56, I87. Rankin, Ken, I99. Rannochio, John, 56, IO7, I64, I69. Rashid, Lila, 94, I20, I6I. Rassi, Charles, I56, Rasraller, Philip, 32, I47. Ray, Jeanerle, I99. Rayburn, l-larold, I56, I99. Reber, Robert I56. Redfern, Robert I39. Reding, Jack, I5I, I99. Reeves, Parricia, I24, I99. Reiman, James, I40. Reinholdt Fred, I88. Rendleman, Robert I99. Relfke, Ralph, I36, I37, I99. Rhoads, Forrest I88. Ricca, William, I88. Richards, Ronald, I44. Richardson, Richard, 59, 7I, 72, I99. Richert Mary Ellen, 46, I64, I66, I99. Richmond, Lowell, I48. Richmond, Michael, I5I, IBB. Richmond, Palricia, 47, I24, I99. Rieckholit Richard, 30, I47, IBB. Rieden, Henry, I38, I39. Riekena, John, I88. Riley, John, 56, 64, ss. Ringe, Marianne, I56, I59, I64, I66, I88 Ringham, Nancy, l6l, l88. Riordan, John, I67, Risen, Jean, l57, I62, I88. Risinger, Gerald, I99. Risrich, Charles, l6l, I99. Rilhmiller, Marian, I23, I56. Rifsema, Irving, 40, I48, I49, I52. Rilzman, Robert I65, I99. Roake, Nancy, l24. Robbine, Richard, IBB. Roberls, Joseph, I99. Roberls, Ronald, I47, I64, IBB. Roberlson, Carol, l6l, I67, Roby, James, I35. Rockow, James, l42, I43, I65, IBB. Rodda, Robert 36, I47. Rogers, Arnort Jr., I35. Roggenbuck, Bernard, I43, Romano, William, I48. Roney, Waller, I44. Roop, Robert I47, I99. Rosenbaum, Dorofhy, 37, 46, I99. Ross, Don, I43, IBB. Rossman, Earl, SI, l62. Roszell, Roger, I47. Rorondo, John, I47. Rubino, Frank, II7, I36, I99. Rugh, Clifford, I65, I66, I99. Rush, Mary Ann, IOI, IBB. S Sahlin, Henry, I44. Salzman, Ann, I2O. Samsel, Palricia, I24, I25. Samuelsen, Einar, I88. Samuelson, Marlha, I24, I55. Sanelra, Norman, I64, I65, I88. Sapp, Billie, I88. Sarlilro, Ronald, I66, I69, I99. Saville, Jan, 27, l27, I68. Savio, Robert I35. Schaechrer, Margie, 39, 94, IIO, l6l, I69. Schaub, John, I44, I45, Scheidt Jean, 46, I23, I62, I67, Scherer, John, 36, I69, I88. Schermer, Donna, I99. Schiht, Herbert 94, I3I, I89. Schlaller, Franklin, I99. Schlarler, Vera, I66. Schlehuber, Thomas, I99. Schleit Robert I36. schmaaf, Beiiy, 166, I67, Schmidt Dean, I89. Schmidt Earl, 59. Schmidt John, I66, I67, l68, I69, l89 Schmilt Elaine, I99. Schoen, John, I44, I99. Schroeder, Eugene, l59, I64, I89. Schroeder, Henry, I39, I99. Schroeder, Jean, I26, I27. Schuert Waller, 27, 46. Schuler, Charles, I47. Schuler, Henry, I99, Schullz, Dennis, I99, Schusrer, George, 37, I35, I89. Schwarlzbeck, Sandra, 37, I20, I37. Schwarz, Harry, Jr., I99. Schwigen, Raymond, Jr., I44. Scolt Carol Ann, I20, l6l, I99. Scort Charles, I89. Scolt William, ISI, I89. Seawall, William, I4B. Seely, Seghi, Helen, l6l, I99. Frederick, I35, I89. Segroves, Elise, 39, 46, I27, I62, I63. Seibert James, 59. Seifert Cynihia, I24. Seifert Robert l58, I99. Seirzburg, Donald, 56, 59. Sellman, Arlhur, 47, I99. Semlow, Joanne, 36, 46, I20. Sender, Doris, I62, I66, I89. Senini, John, Jr., IOO, I35, I67, I89. Selnicka, Jack, I32, I99. Severe, Donald, 94, l4O. Sexron, Sally, I23. Shafer, Mary, I69. Shaffer, William, I44. Shanklin, Clarence, I89. Sharp, Lee, I89. Shawgo, Palricia, IO9, IIO, I23, I62, She-flier, William, l59, I64, I89. Shepler, Jack, I99. Sherwood, Bonnie, 46, 47. Shiba, Mae, l6l, I66. Shinseki, Paul, l05, I62, I89. Shively, David, I44, I89. Shlemon, David, 59. Shrier, Bernard, I89. Sibilsky, Carolgene, I24. Sleber, Harold, 46, ISI, l6l, I67, I89. Sigrist Charles, 69. Sillman, Waldron, 36, I46, I47, Sims, Lorene, 46, I27. Sineni, Siplle, Silron Gracie, I66, I69. Reginald, I47. ,rvlsflyfr 46, Qo, 113, 120, l6l, Sil'+on, Willa Sue, 47, I20, I94, 200. Sizemore, Leland, 47, I56, I66, 200. Skyles Joseph, I43, I69, 200. Slaler Robert I89. Slavin Alan, I3l, Smerk, Smilh, Smilh, Smirh, Smilh, George, I36, I56, 200. Donald, 56, 7I, 73, I4O, I9O. Edward, 46, 200. Gerald. I47, l90. Kennelh, I47. Smilh, Richard, l48, 200. Smiih, Robert 7I, I65, I9O. Smilh, Sluart l9D, Snedden, Gloria, 32, 37, 47, 94, I20, I 200. Snyder, Daniel, I39. Snyderman, Perry, I3O, I3I, I9O. Sobray, Louise, 35, I24, l9O. Socha, Joyce, l20. Solomon, Myron, I3I. Somers, Gerald, I58, I60. Sommers, Jacob, I44. Souhrada, Carol, I63, Spangler, Thomas, I40. Spapperi, Joe, I44. Speck, Alberl, I64, I90. Speck, Donald, 200. Speck, George, 200. Speck, I-lelen, 45, I23, I90. Spring, John, 36, I62. Springer, Roberl, 49, I47, I90. Spurgeon, Olen, 200. Slack, Ronald, 37, IO2, I47. Slaley, Jane, 46, 94, I IO, I23, 200. Slameriohn, Glenn, I43, I90. Slamp, Donald, 56, 59, 60, 75, 200. Slanczak, James, 75, 83, I43. Sianley, William, I47. Slear, Edwin, IS9, I90. Sleeves, Wayne, I32. Slernberg, Palricia, 3I, 84, I24, Slelson, Roberl, 69, l4S. Slevens, Roger, IS9, I64, 200. Slevenson, Ralph, 200. Slever, Shirley, 84, I07, l28, I29, Sliarwall, Lois, 34, I63, I90. Siill, Jane, IOO, I24. Slone, William, 40. Slorch, Sluarl, 200. Slorm, Pauline, I26, I27, IS6, I67, Slorlz, John, I43. Sloller, Nancy, 200. Sloul, John, 89, I39, I90. Slrand, James, I39. Slrang, Philip, l48, I90. Slranlz, Chesler, l59, I64, I90. Slrallon, David, 56, 75, I36, I69, 200. Sfred, Frank, I54. Srribling, Joyce, I27, I62. Slrode, Duane, I90. Sfuarl, Roberl, I90. Sluckel, John, I3S, 200. Slupar, George, 69. Slulzenslein, I-Iarold, ISI, I67. Sue, Roberl, I90. Sueppel, Charles, I90. Swan, Roberl, I47. Swank, Gerald, I42, I43. Swarlz, Mariella, I23, I63. Swearingen, Wayne, I65, I9I, Swedell, Anne, IIO, I23, I62. Swick, Jerry, I44. Szabados, Fred, I47. Szidon, Daniel, I40, I9l. Szidon, Raymond, l48. T Tall, Donald, SI, I44, l6I, l9I. Taga, I-larvo, 46, I34, I35, I66, I9l. Talboll, Joanne, IIO, Tallackson, Gerald, I64, I65. Tarpley, Nancy, I56. Tale, Phyllis, I24, 200. I24, I25. Taylor, Ann, 89, l00 Taylor, Charles, I39, 200. Taylor Donald, l9I Taylor Edward, 75. Taylor, Roberl, I40 Taylor Selh, I47, Teasdale, John, 36, I69. Temple, Douglas, 200. Thomas, Roberl, I36, I37. Thomason, Eldon, I47, ISI, 200. Thompson, Mary, 36, 46, I20, l6I. Thomson, James, I66. Threadgill, William, 83, ISO. Thurman, John, 49, I9I. Tichy, Brad, I32. Tidd, Richard, I9l. Tidmarsh, Isabel, I28, I29, 200. Timmerman, Ralph, I64. Timmons, Paul, I9I. Ting, Emily, 46, I66. Tober, Nancy, l9I. Togikawa, Slanley, I62. Tomaso, Donald, I39. Tomsic, Shirley, I66. Topperl, Arlyn, I9I. Tousley, Neil, 34, 37, 49, 88, I44, I45, l9l. Towne, Tom, I39. Tracy, Mardel, I27. Trad, Michael, IOI, IIO, IS3, l9I. Trapp, Theodore, I9l. Trask, David, 36. Tremewen, Kendall, I48. Tribler, Willis, 33, 37, 45, I43, I54, Trimble, Ronald, ISI, I6l, l9l. True, James, l9l. Trumpy, Roberl, l9l. Tucker, David, 80, I36. Turley. I-larold, I47, I6I, I9I. U Ulheil, John, 200. Ullmer, Adele, l6I, I66. Unruh, Michael, 39, I47. Unzicker, Thomas, 39, 89, I92. Urban, Roberl, I43. UH, Leroy, 56, 64, 75, 77. UTI, Jack, I44, I4S. V Vachouf, Joyanne, I66. Van Balen, Donald, I39, 200. Vance, Samuel, I03, I32, I33, I92. Vandermeulen, Virginia, I27, 200. Vanderwerl, Frank, I43, 200. Van de Veer, Roberl, IOI, IIO, I36. Van Ellen, William, 69. Van Schelfema, Joyce, l23, 200. Verdoes, Gwendolyn, I69. Vicino, Philip, 200. Vilims, Daniel, I47. Vinciguerra, John, 59. Vissering, Merle, I40, Vilale, Lucy. I66, I92. Vogel, Roberf, 49. Voqelsang, Roberl, I92. Vosberg, Richard, I44, 200. W Wada, Eleanor, I05, I62. Wade, Mary, 32. Wagner, John, I32. Wai, Keeshun, I66, I82. Walacavage, Adolph, I62. Waldron, Barbara, 94, l20. Walker, Richard, 36, I69. Waller, Gene, 59, 60, I4O. Walls, Raymond, I39, I92. Ward, Jack, I44. Warren, Delmar, I67, I7I, I92. Washko, Eugene, I92. Wasil, Lorelfa, I20, l6l, I69. Walers, Clillon, I92. Walers, Julie, III, IIS, I27. Walkins, Donald, I92. Webb, Roberl, 59, 75, l35. Weber, Richard, I92. Weeks, Fredric. I32, I33. Weeks, John, I43. Weerls, Edward, I58, I62. Weihmeir, Mary Larue, 86, IIO, l23, I63, I67, 200. Weir, Marshall, I92. Weiss, Jerry, IIO, I36, I37. Welch, Cornelia, l23, I49, I63, Wellinglon, Mary, 32, 37, 38, 46, 47, 90, lI2, I24, IS4, 200. Wells, Wyall, I92. Wenk, Ralph, I47. Wesfhoicl, Richard, 200. Welzel, Darrell, I47. Welzel, Paul, I64, I92. Wei-rel, Ray, 99, I4-4. Weyenelh, John, I47, I60. Wheeler, Jack, I92. Wheeler, Roy, I92. Whelan, Marilyn, I20, Whifaker, Roberl, I92. Whillield, Marvin, 78. Wicevic, Fred, I39, I92. Wickerl, Mary, I27. Wiebold, Waller, l6l, I66, I67, I69, I92 Wighlman, Mary, 46, I24, 200. Wilcoxon, Donna, I20, I6I. Wildey, Roberl, 79, 200. Wiley. Donald, I39. Wilkey, David, ISI, I67, I69, I93. Wilkins, John, 49, II8, l40, ISI, l6I, I93. Wilkinson, Richard, I46, I47, 200. Willems, Warren, 36, I67, Williams, John, 34, IO2, II8, I47. Williams, Keilh, 200. Williams, Nalalie, I24. Williams Ray, I32, 200. Williams, Theresa, 37, 89, I2O. ' Wilson, John, I44. Wilson, Mark, I48, 200. Wilson, Samuel, 75. Winkelrnann, Paul, 200. Wirfh, I-larold, I58, I63, I93. Wise, Barbara, l6I. Willholl, David, I43. Woerner, Carl, IO4, I46, I47. Wolf, Janel, I27, Wolf, Max, IO7. Woll, Raymond, 49, I93. Wolf, Richard, IS6, I93. Wolf, Wayne, 36, I43. Wolfe, Roger, I93. Wolff, Jackson, l3l. Wolford, John, 83, ISI, I63, I66, I92. Wood, Marie, 200. Woodrull, Pafricia, I6l, I67, I93. Woods, Roberf, l56. Wooley, Richard, I93. Wooley, Waller. I93. Wrighl, Belh Ann, l6l. Wrighl, Richard. 200. Wykes, Donald, I43, I64, I66, 200. Wykes, Raymond, I66. Y Yamalo, Lloyd, I62. Yerby, Rulh, I69. Yoshioka, Clyde, I58, l60, I62, I93. Young, Elizabelh, 47, I26, I27, 200. Youngkin, Lin, 200. - Z Zaba, Joseph, 28, 44, 45, I57, I58, l60 I93. Zalke, Jack, 46, 47, I36. Zehnder, Marlene, 39, I93. Zesiger, Roberl, I62. Zielinski, Chesler, 59, I69. Zvolsky, Vernon, I65, I66, I93. Zyznieuskaia, Viera, l28, I66, I69, I93 f