Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)
- Class of 1957
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, 5 Jam; VOL 4; Table of Contents Administration, Faculty and Academic Life P. 5 Classes -n.. . mu n.. n P. 19 Organizations and activities n- -. m . .. . P. 51 Athletics m..-m.-,u- - n P 79 Student Life ...- . u. - . n .m -- n. P. 99 RAMBLER Queen and Her Couri- . .. . . u .. P. 106 Dr. Harold H. tents, President; Dr. Stuart Buller, Dean of the College; Dr. LeRoy H. Giles, Dean of Students; Mis: Gladys M. Keane, Dean of Women, Director of Placement; William C. Krauss, Business Manager and Treasurer. ....- wE Miss Pearl E. Goeller, Registrar; Mr. Jack Harris, Director of Public Rblalions; Mr. Alan R. Anderson, Director of Admissions; Mr. John Huckins, Executive Secretary, Alumni Associ- 7 Oflon: Mr. Lawrence Van Winkle, Book Store Manager; Mrs. Roberf Goetz, Coliegc Nuwe Prof. Eric Olson, Administrative Assistant to the President; Prof. Merle Chopin, Professor Emeritus of English; Dr. Juanita Jones, Professor of English; Dr. John Lindberg, Assistant Professor of English; Mr. Burderte A. Harris, Chicogolund Admissions Counselor Prof. Marfyvonnc DeI-Ioney, Assistant Professor of Arr; Mr. 9. H. Hylfon, Librarian; Mr. James Mauseth, Assist- onl Librarian; Mrs. Margaret Lind- berg, Instructor in English; Prof. Eu- gene Kania, Instructor in English; Mrs. Adeliu Bahul'l'l, Instructor in EngEish. EH ' u'-..I-n-....-..-qn-..'.......-......1-w-v-.. . .. .... L.-u. '- :11 ..u...u. -- ;..-n. - rp-mmr'nnl-lru a r Dr. Roy Julow, Associate Professor of Languages; Proi. Edwin Moflllaidess, Professor M ClassiCS; Mrs. Data von Albert, Assistant Libronan and Instructor in Language. Dr. William R Morgan, Professm of Speech; Mrs. Ruth Morgan, instruc- for in Speech; Ptof. Elmer Hanke. Professor of Music; Mrs. Eudora Hanke, Associate Professor of Music; Mrs. Ruth Riggs. Instructor in Lon- guoge; Prof. Dougias R. Breitmnyer, Assistant Professor of Music; F'I-cuf Donald H. van Ess, Assistant Pro- fessor of Music. Dr. Merle W. Boyer, Professor of Philosophy; Dr. Altman K. Swillart, Professor of Religion; Dr. Alice Kibbe, Professor of Biology, Curator of Museum and Herbarium. Dr. Kenneth L. Humm. Professor of Chemistry; Prof. Lawrence H. Huien- dick, Assistant Professor of Mathe- matics; Prof. Robert Hude, Associate Professor of Chemlstry; Prof. James H. McAllister, Associate Professor of PhysiCS 0nd Mathematirs; Dr. Warren A. Wislendahl, Associate Professor of Biology; Prof. Stuniey A. Rhodes. Associate Professor of Biologv; Dr. Archie Boutmun, Professor of Mothe- motics. wnaumm .- wu- Prof. Charlene L. Rose, Associate Professor of Home Economics; Proi. Evelyn M. Allen, Assistonr Professor of Home Economics; Prof. Ralph M. Hansen, Professor of History; Dr. David L. Hoggan. Associate Professor of Social Science. Dr. Milton A. Kiesow, Professor of Education and Psychology; Dr. Samuel E. Brick, Associate Professor of Music and Education; Mrs. Eunice Boyer, Instructor in So:iol Science; Prof. Richard H. Barton, Assistant Professor of Economics, Prof. Orville Riggs, Professor of Business. Adminis- tration; Mr. Leland Beck, lnstruUOr in Psychology. U Mrs. Lenore Wood, Men1s Hc Mother; Mrs. Stella Cherill, Worm House Mother; Prof. Amun- Kel Professor of Physical Education, recfor of Ammlics; Prof. Lee 51 henson, Assistant Professor of Ph col Educmion; Mr. Marston. Instr +0r in Physical Educofion; Prof. berl- Miller. Assistant Professor Physicaf Education, Assistant C00 The kitchen crew: Ted Nicholson, Chef: The maintenance crew: The union workers, The office secretories;The library staff. .....A.. -........'.. . ummwm. -.- cu... - meI-mnH-m $320 Xx President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Lyle Sucker Donald Schuffer Margaret Sanger Harald Hockmun Miiledgeville Peoria EEmwuod Park Pearl Cm.r Religion History Educaticm Music Class Of '57 Charles Altholer Queen City, Missouri BioIogy Gail Anderson Maurine Anderson Delores Baer Ronald Balle Phil1ips, Wisconsin Gowne, Iowa Jasper, Indiana Chicago Music English Education Chemistry i History Marlene Bentheimet Harry Bhogwandin Jefferson. Wisconsin Georgetown, British Guiana, Chicago Jeanette Erlcert Bowersox S. A. Home Economics Chemistry e Biology Senior Class Song The Class of 57, loyal and true, Always together were for you. We remember Freshman Days with our Beanies green; The come Sophomore Bible tests the hardest we had seen The Junior Class could soon foresee the futures beckoning coll. As Seniors we appreciate the happiest days of all with the Class of '57, loyal and true, Always together we're for you. Dear old Carthage College, our Alma Mater true As our future leads us on well! remember you. Kissing Rock, Evergreen Walk, Old Main standing tall, but clearer yet, the friendships and these the best of all in the Class of '57, loyal and true, Always together we're for you. 2i Thomas Bowersox Northbrook Business Administration Barbara Bunnell Vondolio English Joyce Buss Golden Music ..- ;.I-- amenm. :91? ..... ' ' Dell Carlson Andrew Curlssun Bruce Christianson Donna Jean McMahon Chicago Des Plaines Chicago Cleven Education History Biology s- Chemistry Cootsburg Education Kolherine Diet: De Soto Education s.- 1..-...- Duone Dixon Rockton Business Administration Margaret Domenxain Chicago Home Economics John Eokins Arlington Heights Business Administration 11' Gloria Edmund: Dallas City English Donald Faster Winnetka . Business Adminisfrotion Paul Ellis Richard Falllbeck Maurice Feltcm Rockron Rockford Jefferson Juncrion, Chemistry - Molhemotics English Wisconsin Psychology H ReHgion Mm .A-..A.L Harold Fisher Rockton Chemistry Mathematics Leland Gleusmun Rockton Physics Mathematics Ronald Gtuhum Springfield English 23 Er .- 4441! ' I I Richard Hanson Marcia Harman Phillip Huusknecht Douglas Hedlund Norridge Milwaukee, Wisconsin Burlington, Iowa Fargo, North Dakota History Home Economics History SocioI Science Binlogn,-r Herbert Hewey Ronald Hilt Decatur Lisbon Religion Mathematics , Nancy Hodges Ronald Kassel 1 Burlington, Iowa West Allis, Wisconsin I Socioiogy Mathematics Edword Kanvulinka JoAnn Lamb James Longan ' Berwyn Bowen Quincy Buaness Administration Much Physical Education Harry McWherter I Chicago Physical Education Ronald chin Chicago Religion Donald Manlzke Lena Physical Education Luten Moelln Green Valley Zoology 25 --..'.-.'.:.-: .v u: a - ' 2.,- FLEm-a. .m- A .1; l 1 Ray Moore, Jr. Cicero History M4135:- .- Louise Mayer s i Oak Park Home Economics Norman Partridge South Milwaukee, Wisconsin Chem istry Robert Pererson Racine, Wisconsin Business Administration Alice Leacll Paluch Elmwood Park Physical Education Robert Nordengren Chicago Physical Education Cluudeen Cline Naifziger Fargo, North Dakota Sociology .. 3, . Hymn PiI-II Harvard Cecil Pierre Juan Murkwell Piper Georgetown, British Guiana, Chicago 5. A. Business Administration English Chemistry - BJoIogy 26 Richard Potter Park Ridge Mathematics Glen Schimelpfenig Waterloo, WEsCOnsin English a:l- Jolm Pyle: Quincy Business Administration Neil Schultz Harvard Education Business Administration J! I L1. 27 Atlynn McCree Rife Anna Education Ronald Seibl' Park Ridge Business Administration Donald Schambow Platteville, Wisconsin English Modern Languages John Sell Milwaukee, Wisconsin Education Alice Lawlel Smeds Loraine Education :ullli' . Edward Smeds Donald Sondrol Ronald Stunner Roland Swanson Chicago Albert Lea, Minnesota Springfieid Prophetstown Business Administration History Business Administration Business Administration James Swinburne Kincode Business Administration Donald Thunnen Springfield Business Administration Wendell Turner Rockford Psychoiogy Garnet Walker Robert Walters Joseph Welling, Jr. William Welk Harvard Decatur Melrose Park Chicago English English Mathematics Modern Languages Mark Wild Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Psychology Albert Woemer Chicago Business Administration 1 Donald Zinewitz . Chicago C h e m ist ry ; 29 3. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Tm, Hadrick Roger Pedersen Leah James Leon Armagost Springfiefd Chicago Aurora Freeporr Class Of '58 Diane Adkins Jolene Andersen DeVon Anderson Ronald Armagost EIgI'n Racine, Wisconsin Dalton Freeport .7, Andree Asmus Anton Bclluih Barbara Boyd Nancy Bradshaw Woodstock Beirut, Lebanon Homewood LaHarpe Lowell Buss Golden Shirleyr Heagy El vosron Norman Cutter New Amsterdam, Berbice, British Guiana, S. A. Richard Holtlreter Woodstock Lee Cartwright Prairie View Daniel Erlandson Villa Park Carol Fagerlin Tacoma, Washington David Dumke Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Roy Everson Glen Ellyn Joyce Fuhrenholrz PeOrio 3'! Judith Gorsky Minneapolis, Minnesota Joycelin Hornbuckle Morrisonville Daniel Hamlin North St. Paul, Minnesofc Carolyn Hoyer Clarendon Hills '- im+u..p:rn'- .. .. ,rl . I E Bernice Ihlenfeld Joan Jacobs Wiiliam Kienzle Rose Marie Kilver FCII'QO. North Dakota KenOSho, Wisconsin Chicago Indianapolis, Indiana Richard Kisfnev Elmwood Park Carla Koch Milwaukee, Wisconsin Larry Krull Woodstock MCI ! Idim'lP Joanne Larson Richard Lesser Fred Lesher E'Qj BrOOdView Jolie? Clinton, Iowa 32 Audrey Lufz Calol Lynch James McClurg Joanne McHngI-I St. Louis, Missouri Park Ridge Wouwa'msa, Wisconsin Carthage Alan Mulheim Round Lake Kenneth Merck Chicago Thomas Milbourn South Bend, Indiana Jenn Mueller William Mueller Richard Nelson Donnid Nielsen Harvard Steelevilie Park Ridge Chicago 33 .3 dwmu.m.wm mma .. . ..---.--'m' J... 4v- -.-I-:'uan-' Imv-t '-A--'m- . num-n-Jtl- . - mm. mm. 4; .. '.14.a .IhlJ.'gh.'qulmu ......u. '1 4 WT' I Robert Ncsbitt Clark Olunder Mary Pork Sterling Chicago Peoria i George Padersen Chicago Herbert Reed Sharon Rehberg Suzanne Scheibe Sterling Efgjn Milwaukee, Wisconsin Charles Schroeder Carol Schuster Postville, Iowa Golden Melvin Siegl-ried Anne Sl'upka Wayne Torgeson Ferris Westchester Woodstock Charles Vawin Edward Walling Barbara Wagner lL'Jal Wilke Racine, Wisconsin Chicago Kenosha, Wisconsin Lal Geneva, Wisconsin 34 U! V - ....-. qmmuz .H-uu. . E a i 5. President Vice-Prcsident Secrerary Treasurer :5 Donald Sheridan Shirley Eller .on Peters Donald Herdmun l Chicago Davenport, Iowa Des Memes, Iowa Freeporf I I .-. av... anqu'E-I-m i Class Of '59 I i 3.4.- Barbara Aidich Carol Anderson Dean Anderson Lyle Aufwurm Springfield Chicago Harvard Blue Island ' 'wimimtmh.mmuuuum . Mary Ann Boer Matianne Baker Paula Beebe Judith Beitzel Jasper, indium: Chicago Forresron 35 Wouwatoso, Wisconsin - 3:19,. ' James Belmke Doris Biallel Wilma Blenz Richard Bloemke Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Oshkosh, Wisconsin Peoria Efgin ! 1v- Gilbert Boese F0 rest Park Neal Bressler Charles Buetlner Rock Falls Burlington, Iowa Joleen Buss Wendell Byrcm Geneen Cussens Golden Des Pfaines St. Louis, Missouri Aubrey Cllu Janet Clark Lennard Cloninger, Jr. Richard Chute New Amsterdam Berbice, Chicago Waukesha, Wisconsin Elgm British Guianai S. A. 36 Virginia Corfrigh! Nifes Nancy Lou Ferglmm Morris Bury DesJardin Morinette, Wisconsin Cornelia Ellis Rockton Fred Froeling Peoria 37 Jucquline Diekmann Park Ridge James Eastman Springfield Sulfy Jo Ellison Carthage Kathleen Garmcll Park Ridge Clayton Diskerud SauFt Ste. Marie. Michigan Richatd anmo Park Ridge Ronald Eggert Mason City, Iowa Coral Engherg Park Ridge 1 J a II n Gemge Freeport II'WinWinalth-pnd-w!Iran 1-..n: - . .. . .4.-. .. 4-hou.m. H... -....m-. hum - . um mm. 1- flIx?.lJ . . . run www.x-u- .vILu-Jhdntnn. :. -1 . .3...- Gail Grant: Herbert Hagemann Harold Honke Gay Hansen Overfond Park, Kansas Moywood Mount Morris Chicago Joyce Harsh Marilyn Hussler Berwyn Zearing Donna Helker Alan Hewey Waukesha, Wisconsin Decatur Philip Hinkle Donna Hoch Anna Woodstock SheHa Holt Muvguret Johnson Nancy Jo Koehler Nancy Kube Gono Peoria Chicago Park Ridge 38 Nancy Lersclu Red Wing, Minnesota Jenn Ortmoyer Madison, Wisconsin Elm: Lindberg Waukegon Le Nay McG ue Ch icogo Gunnar Nelson Chicago Roger Nylin Park Ridge Lois Park Peerio 39 Robe rf Lu rld Sterl ing Donald Naffziger Dixon . k LcVerne Nelson Chicago Elizabeth Ober! Chicago James anlik River Groye Ronald McClain Chicago John Peterson Hamilton 4......- -u.a..-..-.m....n.:-- ah-.. mmmum mmmmmmmi-mn - a . mm mm ' gaipi-W' . . u..... '- l. .1 w.: -- '9: ....u. .. A Gordan Pasllewnil-e Theodore Rees Charles Rife Carolyn Seheller Harvard North 5?. Paul, Minnesota Anna Racine, Wisconsin Carol Sch ipper May wood Paul Schoenhnnt Pearl City Carolyn Severus Bremen. Indiana Shielu Sherwood Donville, Iowa Douglas Short Sully Sprightly Richard Slamer Roger Sundgaard Chicago Rockton Springfield North St. Paul, Minnesota E r L F r -. I i 1 Mariorie Swanson Barbara Sweei James Tobicson Robert Trendel. Jr. E Media PGIO Oxford, Ohio Skokie I ll: Nunty Tu m 2: MC Lean -MauM'w;T-.Iinh .-nu-M ' . i Jack Uehel :- Chicago 7. I : , . J Wwwm . -': mawmumwlmm.m...-.Mm -...-: Darlene Unlo nd Bea rd stown Charlene Weber Prophe tstown 1 Norman Weiskopl- Lester Wells Joanne Whitaker Joan Whitby Springfield Kenosha, stconsin Sterling Fond du Lac, Wisconsin 4l 3?? - I. . President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ': James Holden Fred Overdier Carol Rnsl-el: Gwen Rick I Wisconsin Dans, Wisconsin Philhps. Wisconsin Decatur St Poul, Minnesota Class Of '60 L: Donna Andaman Joyce Anderson ' ' Dallas, Texas Chicago Diane Belle Edward BasseH' Marilyn Beard Chicago West Point Park Ridge Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Beloit, Wisconsin Lombard 42 ' Tom Beau Warren Bellling Barbara Behmer Sum 3255 Freeport I -.. .,.n. 14 - Mary Jo Bickford David Birkholx Morgan! Blaine Kenneth Balm Sterling Chicago Ingleside Woodstock 1' Harold Borchers Danforth Dale Brooks Herman Brueckner Anna Elmhurst m J.JJAH-Li'nhdc M4- -'.-.1..m-.-.a.-a- Edmond Cumpion Cured Cnrle John Cummings Elmwood Park Carthage Chicago Roberta Duke Virginia Derrick Phyllis DeWeertlu Richard Dexter Chicago Summum Peona Milwaukee, Wisconsin 43 -L Susan EckI-me Sandra EIn-nen Richard Eilers Loraine Eisenfraut ' Peoria Golden Chicago Chicago ' Frank Feely Roberl Fla : I Brookfield Waukeshu, Wisconsin Danny Freud Fred Gable Lovingron Lombard r: James Getzelmun Marjorie Goulden - ' Hampshire Franklin Park Monica Hoyn Marilynn Hebb Linda Jacobson Nun James Park Ridge Beloit, Wisconsin Burlington, Iowa Aurora Barbara Jerde Bellevi Ila Judith Klaus Chicago Ingrid Johnson Overfond Pu rk LarryI Jones Hillsboro Roy Johnson Mason City, Iowa Terrence Keegan Rockford Robert Jokisch Virginia Linka Kirst Chicago Ruth Kilgus Sterling William Kraemet Milwaukee, Wisconsin 45 Donna Kinsfogel Milwaukee, Wisconsin Donna Krueger Mifwoukce, Wisconsin Anita Kistner Elmwood Park Elizabeth Lamb Monroe, Wisconsin 171' - .Lv.4:t.m. -h- .M..u..;u l. .luuj'ggy u...4'.a.. - W -L.. up ki-a'd-s-J. Thomas Lamar Karen Larsen William Larson Donald Lemkc Cobden Sr. Louis, Missouri Roscoe Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1.5.3.. Iv. - Carole Leesmun Harold Lindberg Chicago Brookfiem Thomas Lindblnd Lindstrom, Minnesota Nancy Link LaGronge Katheryn Logan Jerry Lund Chicago Neenah, Wisconsin Ramon McCleery Bette McClure Lynda McElroy Bonnie Mania Moywood Chicago Irving Burnside 46 -..-;rJ-4H n .uA-v.-n-n-mum:m- Virginia Mauker Mary Lou Meinders Leta Merle Dennis Meyer Chesfer Belknop Cicero Chicago ......-p W A- am am -.-. -.u Anne. Wanda Milulski Richard Miller Oak Park Naples .-. ...... 4..- -. Marianne Mosley Samuel Nnylor Carthage Carthage J . h William Ninnemun Curtis Nodolf ChiCOgo Belmont, Wisconsin .. u';-4.a r......' , ....-. '- mm;mlw...u 4- .mr. . v A x x Emil Novel: Michael Oben, Jr. Glenn Olson Marianne Phillips Viila Park Chicago Chicago Joliet '47 Eleanor Porter Sandro Potter Diane Prater Carol Reinholu Hamilton Downers Grove Chicago Heights Washington Barbara Rifle! Janice Sundstrom Woodstock Bensenville Warren Schulstad Mauteen Seyller Chicago Hampshire Sharon Shiley Harlan Smith Mount Carroll Fon-eston Curl Solherg Robert Senders Wayne Stegman David Stoffel Appleton, Wisconsin Chicago Racine, Wisconsin Lacrosse. Wisconsin 48 Thomas Stoner Forresfon Lea Thompson Arlene Summon Decatur Richard Vancil Wisc0nsin Delfs, Wisconsin Beardstown Thomas Watkins Flessmoor Sharon Wilke Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Evonston Robert Viefmeier Forreston B n Ibo m Wat: F ree port CharIes Wilson, Jr. 49 Jon Swift Forreston Darlene Walker Marinette, Wisconsin David 19 Chicago James Wighlmun Arcoio Beverly Zesiger Davenport. Iowa -' 'III qu-xdF-v dun-W ' 't'm' ' 'h-r-k- .- d n. .u. Wu '.'mmmm:.umq..gn.u..- ...J: .1 . E.i...i44l.airii.rl. ! and 3' Organizations L I Activities i . . .4; , 'J' ' . J9ELZ:'M;wZ-: L'L'T'm- P' .4. ware. ':4 - ' 4 - dieiigm 4.5-, .-- . STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: H. Bhogwondin, D. Thonnen, D Sheridan, R. Walters, L. Sucher, D. Dumke, P. Hausknecht, P. Ellis. Sec- ond Rev: E. Freyer, P Kolettis, T. Hedrick, L. Mayer, D. Anderson, D. Hollidoy, J. McClurg, Front Row: 5. E'Iler, R. Levin, A. Stupka, J. Gorsky, W. Torgeson, B, Lamb. STU DENT COUNCIL OFFICERS i Ron Lavin, President; Anne Stupko, Vice-President; Judy ! 52 Gorsky, Secretary; Wayne Torgeson; Treasurer. Women's Associcied Dnrmilory Council. Back Row: D. Walker, C. Lynch, C. Koch, M. Hoyn, B. Jerde, J. thtby, M. Bentheimer, J. Fahren- holtz. Front Row: K. German, ML Bickford, R. Kilver, J. Larson, B. lhlenfeld, W. Mikulski, M. Blaine. 1le 0- Memorial Dorm Council. Back Row: Row: G. Pedersen, R. Stamer, P. Ellis, E. Cenler Dorm Council. Hack Row: F. Lesher, J. Langan, R. Nordengren, M Obert. Front Row: R. Bloemke, R. Hanson, H. Kloker, T1 Rees. Junior Cnnnseiors. Back Row: J. Whitaker 5. Rehberg, J, Hornbuckle, J. Gorsky. Front Row: J. Peters, C. Eilis, M. Sanger, M. Baker. -. .p? fr i A .5 F FL Nelson, J. Pavlik, J. McClurg, R. Kisrner, R1 Holtfrerer, R. Swanson, L. Cloninger, J. Perrin, N. Brassler, W, Kienzle. Front t Walline, G. Schimelpfenig, D. Tarnow. '3' -. . awgr g ,. '55.. i u-W College Avenue Dormitory CounciL Back Row: H. Show, D. Short. L. Baas, R. Nesbitt. Front Row: F. Wuldbusser, NW; .rm h-qy- w... wwnn ,'.M M Alpha Mu Gamma, national honorary foreign - language fraternity. Back Row: B Wagner, D. Boer, L. Bussr R. Walters, D. Hediond, J. Artmon, R. Fohfbeck. From Row: J. Buss, D. Adkins, C. Vovrin. C. Pierre, Miss Goeller Sigma Tau Della, national organization for English majors and minors. Back Row: G Bitter, K, Gorrnon, C. Hoyerl B. i Oberr, F. Keip, 5 Marriner, D. Sondrol, R Luvin, T. Hedrick, . R. Wal'rers, R. Graham, D. Schombow. Second Row: G. q Walker, D. Cleven, A. Stupkot R. Kilver, G, Anderson, Mr. Konjo, N. Bradshaw, M. Johnson, J. Clark, G. Edmunds, J. Lamb. Front Row: Dr. Lindberg, P, Koletris, B. Bunnell, C. Schuster, J. McClurg, Dr Jones. 54 -. .-.- h. hhuuumxmmi $ Alpha Psi OmBgc, national honorary droman'cs r f fraternity. Back Row: M. WiFd, R. Kussel, R. 11' Fuhlbeck, T Hedrick, D. Holiday, L, Wells, $ Dr. Morgan, F. Keip. Front Raw: 5. Rehberg, B. Bunnell, J, Peters, Prof. Chopin, D. Cleven, - +3 J. W'hilmkerr P. Schoenhoar. i j Kappa Phi, national honorary art fraternity. Back Row: E, Freyer, D. W'Jlke, M. Johnson, L. Sucher Front Row: J. Bowersox, M. Domenzoin, L. Mover, Miss Dehoney. Sigma Alpha Iol-u, notional music fraternity for women. Back Row: E. Lindberg, GA Anderson, K. Dierzl J. Larson, N, Lersch, N. Ferguson, 8. Wegncr, J. Buss, C. EHis. M. Hassler, G. Walker. Front Row: Mrs. Hanke, B. Bunnell, D. Adkins, J. Buss, J. Lamb, N. Bradshaw, A. Moerk. Elm 55 Wlmlu dull. Beta Bela Beta, notiona! honorary biology fraternity. Back Row: M. Sanger, J. Eastman, C Pierre, C Vavrln, R. Swanson, P. Thomsen, R. Peterson, F. Lesher, D. Cleven. anl Row: Dr. Kibbe, D. Boer, R. Holtfrefer, L. Maehn, H. Bhogwandin, Prof. Rhodes. Theta Chi Delta, notional l'uonman,r chemistry fraternity. Back Row: W. Kienzle, H. Bhag- wandin, C. Vcwrin, D. Zitzewitz, R. Kistnerh E. Wailine, L. Krull, R. Kossel, J. Uebel, L. Buss, R. Nesbirt. Front Row: Dr. Hamn, B. Jhlenfeld, H. Fisher, P. Ellis, N1 Partridge, Prof. Hade. Phi Mu Epsilon, an organization for Physics, Math and Engineering student; Back Row: L. Gleosmnn, M. Obert, J. Schroeder, R. Potter, Prof. McAHister, R. Senders, J. Uebel, R. Kistner. Front Row: T, Beau, J. Welfing, D. Thonnen, P. Ellis, H. Fisher, R. Nesbitt, Nx Koehler. 56 Alpha Epsilon Della, national honorary pren. Back Row: Miss Allen, J. Bowersox. medical fraternity. Prof. Rhodes, D. Hedlund, Dr. Kibbe, C. Vavrin, F. Lesher, wandin, Bl Christianson, C. Pierre. H. Bhag- Kappa Omicron Phi, notional honorary home economics fraternity, M. Swanson, M. Harmon. Front Row: L. Mover, The Home Economics Ciub. Back Row: J. Anderson, C. Ackermon, A. Lufz, M. Swanson, M. Seleer. From Row: L, Mover, M. Hor- mon. J. Andersen, N. Turner, M. Domenzain. 57 .- quAd -......-- .-.. .n...-....-....,......... wr-w -......... .....-.. II Iih-la Orchestra. Back Row: 3, Sprightfy, J. Eastman, F. Gable, D. Anderson, G. Walker, A, Asmus, 8. Ritter, C. Fagerlin, R. Eilers, E. Porter, L. Foler, R. Eastman, Dr. Brick. Front Row: Mrs. Brick, B. Wagner, Mrs. Jardeen, J. Giles, R. Graham, Mr. Atkins, T. Keegon, A. Meerk, T Stoner. Blue Knights, campus cornbu Back Row: A. Asmus, T. Rees. L. Foler, H1 Brueckner. Front ROW: D. Anderson, J. Eastman, F. Gabl'e. C Club, IeffermeNs organization. Back Row: R. Holtfrefer, D. Wilke, R. Hili, L. Rubendahl, N. Bressler, J. Langon, E. Wolline, T. Bowersox, G. Moxfield, P. Thomsen, L. Aulwurm, J. Holden. Fourth Row: J. Eakins, D. Dixon, D. Short, L. Armagegt, T. James, J. Kay, R. Kossel, W. Walk, R. Everson, C. Oionder, R. Seibt, H, Reed. Third Row: D. Schuffer, M. Felton, R. Pedersen, G. Postlewoite, R. Nyl'm, R. Hanson, H, Fisher. D. Mantzke. Second Row: CL Diskerud, R. Nordengren, C Althofer, F. Lesher, R. Peterson, E. Smeds, R. Swanson, G, WenseL L. Gleasmon, First Row: F. Stevens, D. Poluch, D. Hayes, N. Weiskcnpf, P. Hausknecht, T. Beau, C. Vovrin. WAA, Women's Athletic Association. Back Row: C. Severns, L. McGue, M. Baker, N. Kube, M. Johnson, J. Harsh, A. Kistner, C. Scheller, V. Derrick, J. Whitby. Front Row: Miss Stephenson, C. Anderson, S. Sherwood, M. Bentheimer, C. Koch, J. Clark, C, Hoyer. '5: .nah-meI-uam-m mm durint . .-.- 4- .--$ 11km dwi .m-uxnb. . -h.a.. . . Q .- : MW: Imam 62 Circle K, a service organizatfon affiliated with Kiwanis Inter. national'. Back Row: R. Peterson, R. Seibt, H. Hbckmun, T, Bowersox, R Swanson, P. Thomsenl L. Krull, D. Zitzewilz. Fourth Row: D. Dixon, N Partridge, J. Schroeder. D. Sondrol, T. Hedrick, L. Rubendohf, D. Nielsen, W. Torgcson. Third Row: J. McClurgI D. Kline, A. Malheimj D. Sheridan, R. Risleyl G. Pedersen, H. Fisher, J, Eakins. Second Row: L. Gleosrnunl A. Carlsson, C. Pierre, P. EHis, R. Pedersen, J: Povlik, D. Anderson. Front Row: R. Nesbitt, P. Schoenhaor, J. Behiing, D. Dumke, E. Smeds, J. WeIfing. Tau Sigma Chi, a social and service organization for men. Back Row: D. Tornow. M. Wild, D. Wilke, C Dfskerud, D. Sheridan, D. Dumke. Second Row: G. DesJordm, G. Boese. R. Dokmo, Nx Bressler, E1 Wailing, R. Swanson, J. Kassel, R. Trendel, H. Reed. Front Row: D. Schaffer, D. Thon- nen, Prof. Barton, R. Moore, E, Freyer, M. Fclton. Koitschuk, R. YWCA, Young Women's Chrisnon Associorion. Back Row: M. Beard, K. Larsen, BA Lamb, G. Rick, J. Anderson, A Kistner, W Mikulski, J. Ortmoyer, V. Defrick, L. McElroy. Third Row: 6 Walker, K. Cleveland, W. Blenz, S Ehmen, C. Leesmon, N1 Ferguson, C. Reinholtz, N. Link, D. Prater, J. Diekmann, J. Harsh, S. Eckhoff, B. Jerde, J. Fohrenholtz, M. Hossler, D. BiebeL Second Row: N. Kube, M, Sanger, J. Andersen, B, Obert, K. German, M. Baker, G. Cassens, J. Gorsky, D. Hoch. First Row: D. Unlcmd, N Lersch, L. McGue, G. Grantz, S. Eller, C. Lynch, M. Park, L. Park, C. Schipper, C. Engberg. Phifochrisros, an organization for pre-fheo!ogicol students. Back Row: W. Walk, R. Moore, D. Schaffer, J. Koitschuk, E. Walline, J. Cummings, R. Wofiers, D. Hamlin, D. Sondrol, R. Graham, J. Behnke. Second Row: 5. Marriner, W. Behling, M. Snyder, R. Johnson, T. Lindblod, J. McClurg, D. Hanson, F. Overdier. G. 025 Jardin, E. Freyer, H Borchers. Front Row: A, Malheim, AA Cnrlsson, L. Buss, M Felton, P, Housknecht, P, Schoenhuor, H. Reed. CSA, Christian Student Association. Bach: Row: D. Scmdrol, R. Maore, S. Morriner, R, Kistner, R. Walters, R. Graham, P. Schoenhaar. Second Row: J Mueller: C. Ackerman, D. Hoch, B, Jerdcl J. Whitby, V. Matzker, J7 Clark Front Row: J. FCIhI'EnhOITZ, J. Uebel, M. Johnson, T. Hedrick, J7 McClurg, M. Meinders. 63 1.. mm... Jacobs, D. J . Back Row: Unland, R Moore, E. WolHne, S, Marr'rner, D. Wilke, Indian, college newspoosr, B . G, Anderson, Bunnell, D Sondrol, C. Schuster, 6. Walker, D. Schoffer. R. Dokmo, Front Row: Lamb J. Rambler, college yearbook. Back Row: J. Jacobs, D. Schaffer, J. Cumming: M, B. Bunnell, D. Sondroll G. Edmunds. Front Row: C Schusfcr, J. Mueller; 6. Walker, 3. Morriner, M. Johnson, E. Wolline. Intramural Champions. Back Row: G. Johnson, G. Boese, H. Honke, D. Birkholzl J. Wightmon. Front Row: D Gibson, D Erlandson, C Olonder, D. Clute, J Pavlik. Championship form. Away we go. 65 v-1-m-r-qma-nv o1 - . .. V ..;-;;I LLLJ'JJJ-rliiei-Li'f' Girl : QDIVV IxNES- uh . i InjE r:?i 1' .i . -; E: J . i r F- ' . i5 C n .' ' i . . 2 i .- i41- - . 7;. .-.- . . - e w- 313543.? ' i J 1 I i . Carthage College Bond, . 1' .I . h. . .-. I Q .. -. h- -.u. . ALmWZi-Lrw Forecast for the game. Activities The Seniors' float. - -4HT W V1V'3'V- 'WWW ' ' '.' ' ' First dramatic production of the year, Ladies in Re- tirement. The orotorio, Elijah. 1 .- .i ;- 1.: n 1 M W. 11' 111$ ! Recital finale. l1 l1 No dancing in the stocks. 69 -x. Fred Keip directed The Mole Animal. Carol Concert at Old Trinity. 70 .1452; Dorm decorations for Open House. 71 Horse-shoe Nite Club, 72 Practice leads to perfection for the presentation of Wonderful Town. So tired. Finale in The ViHoge Vortex. ?3 The choir left. Welcome YuIEK 74 Irwr '- Miss Virginia MocWotters. C Club Glee Club. Dick Fahlbeck, actor and directOr of 'The Roinmcker.' l 77 . Q , a . n. t h 5E0 , -' ' ;:;:.H.,.+...::'+;;gg?5mwn'-rmi---,. - ' ..- 4- Athletics 4.4L ALL- 5 1956 Gridmen Buck Row! Left to Right: Coach Red Milier, Jim Lcngan, Chuck Wilson, Fred Wolbuss, Bob Nordengren, Coach Art Keller. Fourlh Raw: Lyle AuIWurm, Hermon Brueckner, Tom McGuine, Harlan Smirh, Jim Holden, Mike Taylor, Chuck Vcwrin. Third Row: Curtis Nodorlf, PhiI Hinkle, Don Wogus, Bil! Larson, Ron Seibt, Jock Kay, Herb Kloker. Second Raw: Dick Holtfreter, Fred Lesher, Tom James, Bill Mueller, Roy Everson, Doug Short, Gordon Postlewaite, Dale Smith, Dick Honsnn. Front Row: Harry Fisher, Phll Housknecht, John Eakins, Hurry McWherrer, Lee Gleusmon, Gene Wensel, Ron Hilt, Mike Pihf, Bob Peterson. Coaches Art Keller and Red Miller. 80 Fourth down two yards to 90. Assistant coaches, Jim Longcm and Bob Nordengren. 8-1 82 End run. BIock that tackle. Grab that ball. Step on if. 33 1956 Seniors Back Row: Gene Wensel, Harry Mc- Wherier, Mile Pihl, Bob Peterson, Harry Fisher, Lee Geosman. FION'I Row: D1ck Hanson, Phil Hausknecht, John Eokins, Ron Seibt. John Eokins Fred Lesher Harry McWherter Bil! Larson Harry Fisher 84 1956-57 Cugers Back Row: Ed Konvolinko, Bill Kodlecik, Tom Bowersox, Rollie Swanson, Gene MoxfieJd, Poul Thomsen, Ron H'rl'r. First Row: Ron Gurreltsl Jon Swillr Harlan Smith! Dan Noffziger' Neal Brewer 1956- 57 SEASON'S RESULTS l VARmTY l Carthage Opponent Carthage Opponent i: Dona College 72 70 Knox 83 94 ii Mfdland 69 53 Eureka 83 77 :1 Culver-Stockton 65 85 Persons College 70 87 'F Illinois College 83 82 Iowa Wesleyan 81 105 1 William Penn 77 48 Greenville 67 54 1 Austin WexasJ 66 84 Augustono 82 73 I Illinois College 62 78 Eureka Ho 65 f Illinois College 75 85 William Penn 65 93 . Plotteville 87 1 16 Knox 78 64 ; Iowa Wesleyan 54 89 Monmouth 58 61 1 Parsons College 68 72 Concordia 75 87 3' North Central 84 80 CulvenStockton 77 61 : Monmouth 102 86 Milikin 67 82 i Greenville 78 64 i E 85 5f 1v Manager, Tom Beou Harlan Smith Manager, Ed Smeds 11L Rollie Swanson Poul Thomsen 8? Ed Konvo I in RC Don Naffziger I33 Ww.,.-.-..- Rebound! Make that shot! Get The tip-off! F1ying high! Nome Swanson Smith Kudlocik Wk Hili Matilald Kanvulinku Thomson NaHziger Lamar Bqn'ella Brauler Swift Freud Vietnwir Carthage 091mm Up in the aErT . FINAL 1' - Varsity 'Basketbull Statistics 1956-5 07 Gama G 5.! FG ?d. SA SM Pei. TP Ava. PF RB Ava. 27 363 109 523$ I26 95 7596 4?3 17.5 86 338 12.5 22 293 I22 429i. 1 17 9B 845$ 342 15.6 26 I25 5.? 2? 124 60 4936 223 174 ?B3fo 294 10.9 41 13! 4.9 26 212 87 4196 105 69 663$ 243 9.3 46 257 9.9 24 158 .59 3734 67 46 69196 I154 6.8 67 122 5.1 25 138 46 339. 63 39 6296 I33 5.3 67 14? 5.9 16 H9 49 339'. 23 I6 ?O'Ka I H 7.! 58 60 3.8 23 125 44 am 33 25 mm na- 49 :9 a 2.3 B 85 2'9 345$ 60 38 63$; 96 12.0 30 83 10.4 19 36 ID 2356 19 I6 845$ 36 L? 22 24 1.3 3 3 I 3351'. H 9 829$ 11 3.? I 3 1.0 5 ll 4 3696 l T 10006 9 1.8 2 5 LO 4 6 I I796 2 l 5056 3 0.0 3 4 1.0 2 I I 255$ 0 0 0056 2 Lo 0 0 0.0 T 0 0 00$$ 2 2 ?00'36 2 2.0 0 0 0.0 27 I700 703 415$ 352 629 7456 2035 754 071 1363 52.4 271334 m 4195 777520 me. now 76.8 m m 34.9 39- ...TH...... . .... 0 --.- -- .- .. wm+MW Wr- .v-n..... .. . ..-.....,......... .-.,......... .. .. .- 1957 Baseball Team Back Row: Bill Walk, Gordon Johnson, Bob Viefmefer, Don Noffziger, Don Poluchj Bob Flatt, Dale Smith, Coach Morsten, First Row: Warren Schulstodl Dorold Eggert, Dave Birkholz, Don Erlandson, Melvin Siegiried, Dme Wilke. Bench poners 90 '11. - .9 :Mier'r;4- 4 . Where's the bculi.l ' J.?- .0 .n... '4rnrl - Easy steai! 9l Another run. :4 .5.. I m- . . ? I a $1,? t 9.. a; m, 'i. A 3; ' r. ..u. A foul ball. 92 Track Teame Back Row: Dick Hanson, Ron Kassel, Phil Housknecht, R. Lassen Bob Nordengren, Ernie Brink, Clark Olander, Dick Honrefer, Neal Bressler, Aubrey Chu, Roy Everson, Coach Miller. Front Raw: Leon Armogost, Clayton Dwskerud, Bwll Kroemer, Donny Freud, Torn Watkins, Dick Voncil, Roger Nylin, Harlen Smith. Two New Track Records were set of Carthage College this spring in the discus end the high iump. The new discus mark was set by Ernie Brink, senior from Bellflower, Calfomio, m 128' 10 The high Jump record was established by Neal Bressler, aOphomore from Rock Folis, 0t 6' 4 . 93 Up and Over! Relay team. LIJ I. -IiiJ 1;- 94 . 4.; Carthage to the fore! Go! Set? 95 ' unsa A Ag. .- 4-... Golf Team Ed Compion, Dick Bloemke, Bil! Kodlecik, Frank Srevens, Duane Dixon, Gene Wensel. i GOLF SCHEDULE April 6 5 Persons of Fairfield, Iowa, April 11 Iowa Wesleyan at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. April 13 Augustana of Carthage. April 17 - Culver-Stockton at Carth- age. Aer 23 - Iowa Wesleyan 0? Carthn i age. ' April 29 - Illinois College at Jack- .I sonville. April 30 - Monmouth at Mon- i mouth. May 3 Parsons of Carthage. May 4 Augustona at Roc k Island. :'a May 7 - Monmouth cur Carthage. I May 10 Concordia Seminary at i St. Louis I May 11 h Principio of Ehaahl . May 14 - Culver-Stockfon at ConA '- ton, Mo, May 17 Illinois CoHege 01 Carth- age. ! 9c. College Netmen Put Away Rackets For '57 Season The Carthage College netmen wound up the I957 season this past week with a respectable 4 - 6 record 05 they dropped a 4 -1 decision to Culver-Stockton College at Canton, M0. Only winner for the Redmen in this contest was Jim Wilson who played in the number five slot, This marks the first season since 1952 that Dr. Merle Boyer's tennis team has not finished with better than c .500 average. The possibility of stretching the number of wins this year was eliminated due to the cancel- lation of three matches because of inclement weather, Wins were posted this season over Monmouth College ttwoi, Iowa Wesleyan College and Culver-Stockton. Losses were received at the hands of Augustana ttwoi, Western State, Iowa Wesleyan, Principiu and Culver- Stockton. Ed Smeds served as captain of this year's squad. Other letterrnen in- cluded Herb Reed, Ed Walline, Lyle Aulwurm and Charles Wilson. Tennis Team Ed Smeds, Herd Reed, Lyle Aulworm, Chuck Wilson, Ed Wolline. n- ..:-.-.w-tu-m JWHWHWW -: Mun giant. - :a '.Mr-.n.r.- -tlhl -.: Student Life 5 friends were hungry. I The Freshmen Carthage traditions. Upperclossrnen hove friend foo. Crazy Day. Things are tough 0H over. 100 Twilight revelry. 9! Q 1-1311 ; f .3..' . i .1 . And? Mm Housemothers for 0 day. Roses are blooming -'in Picardy The 1051' dance. 04 I Boccuioureore Worship Service. 105 Alumni to be. . 1 Shirley Eller Jolene Anderson . . . 1'? . 515:3. li 1 1.1 . ,1. J::3.a.;11: :.-:-; 1;; .11....1'11;1.1.111: :1. 1' ,. 'r . h 1' .1 11 111'; 11 1 1 1 11 Leah James Margaref Blaine Sharon Shiley l: 1015 1' Compliments of Alderman Motors, East side of Square, Carthage, Carthage Department Store, Northwest corner of Square, Carthage. Carthage Jeweler, North side of Square, Carthage. Davidson's Barber Shop, South side of Square, Carthage. Duffy's Service Station, 4-way stop, Carthage. Hotel Carthage, South side of Square, Carthage. Hotel Iowa, 401 Main St, Keokuk, Iowa. Huey Seed Company, Home of Huey Hybrids , Carthage. J. C. Penney, it pays to Shop at Penney's , Keokuk, Iowa. Keokuk-Trisina Theater, Keokuk, Iowa. KOKX Radio, Keokuk, Iowa. Main Cleaners, South side of Square, Carthage. Memorial, Center, and Coilege Avenue Dorms. Mensenidick Hardware, East side of Square, Carthage. Richards Men's and Boys' Wear, Keokuk, Iowa. Ritz Cafe, Keokuk, Iowa. Dr. A. Sexton and Dr. J. D. Trotter, Carthage. The Steak House, West side of Square, Carthage. Village Shop, Carthage. Wetherbee Sporting Goods, Golesburg, lliinojs. Wilsontr. Star Motel, Route 94 South, Carthage. Woodbine Theater, Carthage. Wright Bros, Carthage. Congratulations to the Class of 1957 from The Student Council Kmml TELEPHONE IUILomo. BEN FRANKLIN Nationally known E, BELL TELEPHONE - . ... As near home Locally owned as the nearest phone l0? mu...h Tn; and up. 4.; JOURNAL PRINTING COMPANY MODERN COMMERCIAL PRINTERS OFFSET f3 1. ETTERPRESS - - - Publishers of - - - The Hancock Counly Ioumal Hancock County's Most Widely Head Newspaper CARTHAGE. ILLINOIS CALIFP'S CLOTHING STORE Carthage, Illinois Congratulations to . . . THE 1957 SENIOR CLASS The Girls of Denhart and North Hall Cl sound investment friendly servica WADE'S HI - Fl MC HUGH REXALL DRUGS 'lll li ' SBIENBE. U . PQQQS -. . Kci av ongvatulations to tae Class of ,57 ...Have a Coke IEO. U. 5 FALOFI. EOTI'LED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 'Coh h a gimnd lmdnomarl. $?- SHERRICK'S THE DRUG STORE CHUCK WAGON CAFE Charles Vuvrin Racine, Wisconsin Recipient of one of the 45LU'1'HL-ZRAN BROTHERHOOD 1956 College Scholarships. leczfaMWS mm; wisely for their educaiion - with him mm BROTHERHOOD life insurance. another Living Benelil provided by cheran Brotherhood 701 Second Ave.So.. Minneapolis. Minn. LIVING BENEFITS FOR LUTHERANS THROUGH LIFE INSURANCE 113 12-1; 1 P CONTINUOUS SERVICE TO THE CHURCH CHICAGO LUTHERAN THEULUGICAL SEMINARY Maywood. Illinois EXPANDING FACILITIES TO MEET AN EXPANDING ENROLLMENT HOUSING FOR BOTH SINGLE AND MARRIED STUDENTS Dr. AkMIN CEO. WENC, President 1644 South Eleventh Avenue, Maywood. Illinois THE HAMILTON PRESS FIRST NATIONAL BANK Hamilton, Illinois of Carthage Carthage couples enjoy dinner Looking for something different? at try THE RAINBOW INN KUTCHER'S Lima, Illinois first- Wholesale Dealers FRUITS PRODUCE GROCERIES SAM 34551 Florio Bcn'si. President Barsi Building Macomb, Illinois 'Il5 . WT : :,- .. L4 '--.-4.A Man... IN THE HEART OF LUTHERANISM Maufmteom Butfieum 5W SW MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA EVANGELICAL, CON FESSIONAL, PROGRESSIVE Offering standard three year course of study leading to the degree of Bachelor of Divinity Accommodations for single and married students CLEMENS H. ZEIDLER, Litt. D,. President 100 East Twenfy-second Street Minneapolis, Minnesota MARINE TRUST COMPANY Of Carthage KENNEDYJS A Bank of SERVICE, Where a Satisfied Customer I . -.,.'.-'..ZJIIIIII f WEARING APPAREL is the Always in Good Taste Most Valued Asset. 116 None but the finest. . . S . . . i i' Heating Satisfaction ZEIGLER COAL 4'5 Economy Cleanliness ZEIGLER Sm-X i? Comfor'r The perfec'l Efoker coal! Coal Company : E Detroit - New York - St. Louis 307 N. MICHlGAN AVE, CHICAGO 1, ILLINOIS Minneaporis 0 Omaha 0 Louwsville Terre Haute u Mount Hope, West Va. Bur Wilma: m r456- Chm Of 195? THE RAMBLER STAFF H7 Students not Pictured in the Classes Section SENIORS Ernest Brink: Physical Education, Bellflower, Calfornio Richard Hayes: Business Administra- tion, Carthage Thomas James: Business Administra- tion, Evansron Dershunanand Mahanand: Biology and Chemistry, West Bank, Deme- mra, British Guiana, S A. Gene Moxfield: Physical Education, ProphetstWn Nice Moerk: Music, Freeport Grace Yates: Education, Keokuk, Iowa JUNIORS John Artmun, Metropolis Barbara Barnes, Milwaukee, Wisv consin Harrl Beotty, Nashville John Behling, Chicago Robert Eastman, Marinette, Wisconsin Ellsworth Freyer, Waukasha, Wiscon- sin Don Gibson, Chicago Gordon Johnson, Chicago Fred Keip, Two Rivers, Wi5c0nsin Don Kline, Mishawaka, Indiana Peter Kolems, Chicago Don Poluch, Mc Henry Roger Risley. Godfreyl Andrew Rosenberg, Burlington, Iowa Larry Rubendahl, Freeport Don Saiger, Chicago James Schroeder, Rockton Howard Shaw, Springfield Melvin Siegfried, Carthage Dave Tarrow, Chicago Paul Thomsen, Marinerfe, Wisconsin sorHoMonss Carl Allen, Litchfield Doreen Bhogwandin, Georgetown, British Guiana, S A. Glen BiHer, Skokie Dennis Bryan, Kalamazoo, Michigan Kay Cleveland, Sanford, Long Island, New York Lawson Fofer, Quincyr Lois Fink, Carthage Gordon Ford, Park Ridge Ron Garrel'fs, Carthage Richard Gustafson, Chicago David Holliday, Miiwoukee. Wisc0nsin Ronald Holmes, Chadwick John Koifshchuk, Steeleville Jack Kay, Chicago Gordon Kloker, Beordstown Ronald Larsen, Waukegan Thomas McGuine, Harvard Lewis Mohr, Dallas City Fred Robinson, Clinton, Iowa Frank Stevens, Loraine Car! Swanson, Carthage Jack Thiel, Chicago Donald Waugus, Morinette, Wisconsin FRESHMEN Gnrmar Christensen, Chicago Donald Coulter, Carthage Ronul'd Deck, Richmond Hifl, New York Richard Duffy, Mounf Morris Dorold Eggerr, Menasha, Wisconsin Thomas Ellison, Carthage Donald Fiessner, St Joseph Royr Hascupl Verona, New Jersey WiHiams Kadlecik, Chicago Perry Klop'fenstein, Gridley Charles Laubersheimer, Keokuk, Iowa Roger Linquist, Chicago David Muyes, Dixon Harvey Mick, Wooddale Jean Mollendorf, Park Ridge John Perrin, Alexis Doris Rolland, Mifwaukee, Wisconsin Hel'en Sole, Hillsboro Ronald Sother, Mount Pulaski Dare Smith, Dallas City Thomas Stevens, Keokuk, Iowa Fredrick Waidbusser, Erie Larry Willoms, Macomb Rambler Staff Co-Edil'ors s...-n-,.---n ... ....--.-ns ...q-. . -n Carol Schuster Garnet Walker Art Staff - Marge Johnson Carl Allen Frank Feely Faculty Editor s- .-n .H , Jean Mueller Sports Editor W- ssssa,hn- M, W7 , . n. n. Ed Walline Photographers - ..... . mssssvww, WWW n. h . Ron Larson Al Molheim Scott Morriner Business Manager -,7,,,,,,.- .s- .- . s. John Cummings Advertising Editors ,,,,,, . 7 m n .m. .s Charlene Weber Marianne Phillps Staff .k 1,7,, wuss- ......n....... -u--- Joan Jacobs Dione Prater Scott Marriner 120 INTER-EOLLEGIATE PRESS Publigheu . Enrer Mnnufutlumls Rank linden HUDRY HOME BFHIE Kansas tity 4., , . . a . . I x . . .I x .HXx llr... . lerl...x ., . x . Jill .fVIIlU h I1 31! .. . I. X. . KV .I. a MW. .X I .J Ru .
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