Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1961 volume:

CARTHAGE COLLEGE I 961 Forecast Sunday: Sunny, wunn in morning. Cooler iowarcl- evening. Monday: Cloudy, damp, coal. Tuesday - Thursday: Fair, high pressure area approaching. Friday: Strong easferly wind, mosHy sunny. Smurda'y: Sunny, temperam rising very high by evening. r Fall Winter SpEng 14 46 86 Editor-in-Chief: Daryl Schmiedl Sedion Editors: James Cimfel, Barbara Kapchinshi Photographic Editor: Rodney Randall Photographer: 0110 Raiioru Editorial Assistant: John Kerr Ar! Editor: Ronald Clemens AdveHising Manager: Emil Novak Assisiant Advertising Manager: Gary Larson Faculty Adviser: Dr. Willem Oudgees? E Dedication The final chapter of the longesT tenure of any coliege administrator was brought to a close on October 28, 1960, with the sudden death of WiHiom C. Krouss, Business Manager and Treasure of Carthage College since August, 1920. He virtually gave his life f0 Cori fhoge College, Dr. Lenfz stored, Wand gave unstintingly of his Time and his fclenfs To Christian higher educahcm.n This yearbook is hereby dedicated to William C. Krouss. Dr. Harold H. Lentz, President Administrative Coundl Stuart BOIIEI'. A.B.. ELM Ph.D., Deon of the College. Jame: H. McElhaney, A.B., AMI, Ph.Dk. Deon of Students. Lawrence Van Winkle. ABV Alan R. Anderson, B.5., Eurderle A. Harris, AIL, Acting Business Manager and Director of Admissions. Chicogoland Admissions Counselor. Treasurer. Keeping Things Running Smoofhly Pearl E. Goefler, A.B., AM, Registrar. Don 1.. Molderhuuer, AB Director of Public Relations. Norma Due, A.B., AM... Dean of Women, Diredor of P10cernent Edward Johnson, A.B., B.D.. Direcmr of Alumni Relations. Jon Swift Admissions Counsebr. Virginia Rider, Denhar'r House Mufher Mrs Jones, College Nurse Faculty Berle Ienfurnin, A.B., AM. A551. Prof. of Music. Evelyn M. Allen, 3.8., AM. Assam. Prof. of Home Economics. Eunice Falfer Boyer, A.B . AMI. Asst. Prof. of Sociofogy. Ridlnrd H. Burion, AB, A.M., Ph.D. Assoc. Prof of Hisfory. Merle William Boyer. A.B.. B.D.l PhD. Proi. of Phiiosophy. George T. Bedurd, B.S , AM. Asst. Prof. of Speech. John N. Golubowich, A3,, AMA Msfructor in English. Larry K. Hamilton, A3,, A.M. 'Insfrudor in Education. Geraldine A. Greenlee, 5.5., AM. Asst. Prof. of Physical Education. MarrHi E. Brown, BM... M.M.E. Asst Prof. of Music Kenneth L. Hamm. A.B.. A,M. Prof. of Chemisfry. Robert Hude, KB M3 Assoc. Prof. of Chemistry. Claire V. Durst, A.Rn. A.M. Asst Prd. of Art. Ralph M Hansen, ABH AM. Prof. of Hisfory Harvey E. Gluess, B..,S AM. Asst. Prof. of Maihemotics. Maricraife Holland, AB. Instrucior in EngHsh. 1 Arthur Keller, 3.5., A.M. - . Prof. of Physicm Education, Direclor OF Alhlehca. Lawrence H Hufendick, 13.5., M5. Asst. Prof. of Mathematics. T. Shandy Ho1lund.Jr., AB M.ECL Asst. Prof. of Speech Alice lovinu Kibbe, A.B., A.M., M.S., PhD. Prof. of Biology. Curator of Museum and Herbarnum. P. H. Hylfcn, A.B., MLbn. Librarian. Emil K. Holzhauser, RB B.D.. S.T.M., PHD. Prof. of Languages. Edwin Mahhuidess, A.B.. AM. Prof. of Cfassl'cs. Juanim Jones. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Prof. of English. Willem J. Oudegeest, Drs. Assoc. Prof. of English. Orville Riggs, B.Ed.. M.S., PhD. Prof. of Business Adminis'ralion. Reuben R. Poshm, A.B., A.M,, ECLD. Assoc. Prof. of Educafion. Samuel E. Brick, A3. MS. PhD. Prof. of Music and Educmion Stanley A. Rhodes, BS. in Ed.. RM. Assoc. Prof. of Biofogy Ralph E. Priddy, A.B., A.M., PhD. Prof. of Biology Manin T. Manson. A.B., AN... Ed. D. Prof. of Educohon and Psychology. Puu1 P. Rogers, A.B., AM. Instructor in Business Administrmion. Eric H OTson, A.B., AM. Assoc. Prof. of Poliricol Science. William Pussavant Roth, B.M., M.M Assoc. Prof. of Music. Alexander J. Wacker, A.B., ED. Instructor in Religion. College Chaplain. Donald C. Swar-Iz, 3.5. Asst. Prof. of Physical Educafion. Fuith-Ann Searle, B.M., M.M., Rink, M.S.L.S. Asst Librarian. Roberf Stanley Whitehouse. A.B., B.A., AM. Prof. of Modern Languages. Altman K. Swihurr, A.B., 8.0., A.M., PhD Prof of Physics Leon S. Smith, A.B.. RM. Assoc. Prof. Of Physics. Buifey Wright, A.B., B.$., AM. Assoc. Prmt. of Economics. R. M. Tiefel, B.S.. AM PhD. Prd. of Biology. R . wwn ' am a 1. N , . 7-;- gr'I'h-- AQW - h. Mxmw '- at' Mv- .'u'u .'- 5 T7: , y' E561: we worked hard on New Faces, .bi'l., J'f , .--. Faces where We served punch and coolc' Jes. l? 'V' - .1. .htgr Joan Anderson Marvin Daehler Sandra Anderson Class of ,64 Penny Dickinson Pa1ricic: Andresen Grace Ann Dovemuehle Gary Baker Kathy Christensen Philip Engelhardr Caralee Donald Blair Bucket:- Linda Kyra Coffmcn Corbridge Wil lard Richard Engelke Feller Thomas Robert Carlson Curpenier Gary Cumings 15. k... 1 I ,x VT;- Ada Cunningham Susan Katen Fogel Genteman Carol Herbert Donald Jeanne Goetz Goltz Hensel Hentsche! Puu'u I James Richard Johnson Bruce s ' Keegan Ni nu Lind Karen Lingg Bruce Lukamp Lois Mary Gary Pairicia Murzalek Martins Meneley Millet Terry Virginia Sandra Paul Herb Hoffman Horback Hubbard Howard K John OEPP : Kerr ' hene Kese I James Loos George Mack Ana Maria Makovicka Joel Roger Thomas Donna Mifchen Mohning Moun'ls Myers Janice Carol Elaine Jane1 Nagy Narrin Nelson Nichoias i ' Carol Murcia Puppenheim Pearson . . : . . . v f. u I ' . $ ,. 05...?3'4'1X . -...' 5X9 ulch 2:4 - V . . . m1 mu I: 0110 2: Rodney Raifom Randall : r w 5w u ' 9 ,, .' 'xr I Judith LaRue Donna Sandra l Remillard Rhine Ryan Schocht linda Nisbef Charline PFohl Wayne Rau5chenberg Robert Shaffer Karen Nordenloft Martha Skibitski Marguerite Olson Caro Lynn Smith Faith Overdier George I Piehl l i i Kenneth ' f Reid 1 I ! David i l Spaid I' I r, any 163' I. IE 5 Ar .u-m' Carol Spencer Suzanne Van Akkeren Jerilyn We11erling Kay Steining Carolyn Vermuzen Diane Woods Wileen Sieinkurnp Kay Zorn Ted Doering Karen DoTzeri David Fleischer Donald Fritz Clarence Lost William Loxley Kenneth McNuH Ngam Momuyo 2 U: Albert Rofher Donald Rowleft Alex Suudurgas Clare Schmidt DcnieI Yesland J Vay-g'i il- .1 WilIiom Barbara Curo1 Mary Ann Siewart Susina Townsend UIIces I I ., a M 3'.- .5- F I I I I I David DunaId Jerry Warfel Welke Maring Not Pictured Lorry Aden Kur? Geier Arlene Motheson Pefer Schmifz Richard Ahrens Sandra Genszler Norman Matzl Craig Schneider Robert Afberls Steven Gruencu Larry Maxwell Eugene Schrader Gory BagwelI Sally Guthrie Tumoini Mchoro Patrick Schrader John Beckmcn Jerry Heidlouf Penny Mengs Perry Schultz David Brunnelson Bruce Hess Raymond Miller Bruce Schwartz Roy Carlson Thomas Hiiger Enno Nomm Jon Schwerman Dale Cornell Shelby Hinrichs Ervin Olson Richard Snyder Ronald Clemens Darrel Hollinger Edward Owen Robert Sorensen - John Cover James Jelinek William Papke James Spence I CarI Dohlquisi Marian Johnson William Paulsen Allan Thom I Beverley Dean Gary Kimball James Payne Gory Wade Donald Deetien Kathy KOMIIZ Allan Perry David Wcsley Ernest Doering Lynn Kuhn Jerry Pinnow Jeryl Wishes I Dave Don Jack AI Augie Ch u ck To m Bob Jim Gene Stan Jim Mex Jim Junior - Cu-Cuptain l' 26 Ken Doug John Denny - Co-Cuprcin A. KeHer: head coach; H. Dean, L. Hamilton, D. Sworn, Assistant Coaches. Football GAMES PLAYED Ccmhcge . 4 4 . 13 Augustona ....... 32 Carthage . 0 Lake Forest ...... 8 Conhoge . I . . 26 Culver Stockton . . 7 Carthage 21 Illinois Wesleyan .. 31 Carthage . . . . 6 Navy Pier ........ 12 Carthage . . . .53 Eureka .......... O I Carthage . . . . 38 Illinois College . . . . 13 ' Carthage .. . . 13 Plottev'wlle ........ 6 l Carthage . . . . 55 Wilhelm Penn ..... 27 27 '1 .. Ia-n-d-h-........- n... u. -4IJ 1. go, Frifz, go . . , on your mark . . . 15? down . .. come On guys, iock UpW after the football season . . . ifs all over now, Steve Homecoming frosh class float in the making first place From for beauty.- Center Street Dorm cheers from The 9015 'I 960 m our vantage point come on kids, let's sing .r. 1. w .ru-I 1-- flog raising floa'r er31 place for Original theme. AWQ 31 Homecoming Queen Kathleen Shannon j A... . Cheerleaders Sue, Capiuin -' i .: ..... .uEasanmaggR, .i eh ' 15 : Bi- :9. ..$ Elf: Leanne 35 Eileen . .. 5. FRONT ROW: Km.r KruH. Shyla GitferJ Nancy Richter, Bcfbom Kapchinski. SECOND ROW: Paul Schucht, Dennis Beom'e. Marie Rorhfuss, Roger BienhoFF. lnIer-Dorm Council This council is made up of the single dormi'rory councils. Its purpose is discussing and solving common dorm problems. C. R. B. The studenf iudiciol board hears cases of moroE conduci of the student body and takes iudiciol action on them. FRONT ROW: Kathleen Shannon, Marie Rolhfuss, Sandro Bri1lon, Lois Madori. SECOND ROW: Howard Reblifz, Robert Swanson, Donald Piehl. Officers: Kufhleen Shannon, 52m- Fred Bess, V. Pram Charfes Caan, Pres: Mike Powers, Treus. Charles Carlin, President. Student Council The promotion of better understanding between the administration, faculty and student body is The purpose of The Student Council, an organization of representatives of the ciasses and campus organizations. Senafe: SITTING: Ann Mullins, Karen Krull. Donald Piehl. Nancy Richter, David Honon, Marie RotI-Ifuss. John Behrendt. Kcihleen Shannon. SECOND ROW: Torn Robertson, Howard Fintzen, Emil Novuk, Robert Muschewske, WiHiam Newton, Dennis D. Beanie. FRONT ROW: Barbara Lemke. Shyla Gitter, Karen Krull, Marie Rolhfvss, Martha Skibirzki. SITTING: Janice Nagy, Nancy Richter, Barbara Kupchinski, JerrHyn Wetterhng. STANDING: Dorothy Beck, Susan Van Akkeren, Virginia Honon, Faith Overdier, Judith DeLopp, Tiino Juhkonrooi. AWS . This is the Womonts Dormitory CouncEl, composed of elecfed corridor represenrcfives. The . purpose of this organization is to promote high sfondards, unify, 0nd to enforce reguiations. Dorm Officers: Karen KrUIL President- Barbaru Kupchinski, Treas.; Nancy Richfer, 2nd V. Pres ; Mario Rofhfuss, 15! V. Pres. Shylo Gilfer, Sec. V cu. m1 . frJ '. 1 SITTING: Judith 01'1, Mela Church. Sharon PfeiHer. STANDiNG: Sandra BriHon. Eileen Konecnik. Doro1hy Whitaker; Frances Budlong. J. C.'s These girls act as advisers to the incoming freshmen. answering questions and giving generoi advice obom campus life. Campus Council If on oFfense is committed by at girl against The dorm rules, this is the council Thar hears her case. SITTING: Joan Ehrenberg, Nancy Huserh, Gloria FabbriJ Susan Van Akkeren. Judith 0H, Sharon PleiRer, STANDING: Alice Kay W951, Carol Schultz. '2':- WM ,. Memorial Dorm Council 0ND ROW: Doug'lcs Donoho, Ronald Kemp. John Behrendt, SiTTlNG: Richard Kolinski, Harold Jonhke, Bruce Welcnder, Howard Rebhrz, James Greunke, David Wernen Thomas Tract; Pairick Des Jurdin, V. Pres.; Marvin Muaske, Pram; Nymnn, Robert Swanson. James Nelson, Kenneth Kiser. Churies Roerh, Sew Bruce Viernow, Donald Mcmskc SEC- Walter Kifgus, Thomas Fisher. Dorm Government The Melfs Dormitory Councils preside over dorm meetings to settle dormitory problems and confrcwersies. College Ave Dorm Council Dennis Beanie, Paul Schucht, Pres.; Roger Bienhoff, Sec.-Treus.; Jon Peterson. ff firm. Center Sireei Dorm CounciI FRONT ROW: Peter Seoberg, WiHiom Newronl Pres.. George Agrimis 52:.nTreus.; Robert Jooss. SECOND ROW: Roger Asplund, James Chrisfopher, Lee Dubs, James Riebock. Proctors Giving advice and answering questions 'Is the mom iob of These seleded sfudeMs. The new freshmen appreciate Them. Prodors: FRONT ROW: Donald Pardonner. Peter Seaberg. James Nelson; SECOND ROW: James Carlson, . Thomas Fisher, Howmd Rebh'tz. F'IRST ROW: Margaret Skinner, Michael Powers. President Lenlz, Judge William G. Juorgens. Mr. D. Sloyfon, Yvonne Pfabe, Carole Persscn, SECOND ROW: James Overbeck, Geraldine Meseck, Koren MucMusfers, Diane Lorenz, Michael Kottra, Paul Hesnerl Kent Creor, Pom Cloninger. THIRD ROW: Carol Buss, Sondra Brmon, Bruce Honors Convocation 42 - - -$Il- ---- -n- - -I - - --- Webnder, Robert Swanson, Charles Shumute, g- g :-:-.:-.-:'i'.-:: ; 1'9 3... 757' . I w Howard Rebh'rz, Judith OH, Ann Mullins. John Hockmcn. FOURTH ROW: Janice Henningsen, Kathleen Shannon, Rocferick Cookson, Ehrenberg, Barbara Curless, Dorolhy Beck. Donoid Remer, Karen Krull, Joan Jone Eoncnder, FIRST ROW: Prof. P. Roth. director,- Mrs. Rosalyn Nichobs, soprano; Mrs. Bethe Beniarnin, soprano.- Royce Devick, baritone. SECOND ROW: Elmer Copley, Tenor.- Richord Schreiber boss. Oratorio These soloists, accompanied by orchestra and chorus, presented Haydn's Whe Creation. A E A BBB Blood Drive Gary Larson, Pres Circle K ; James Marfin, Pres., Bela Phi Epilson; Donald Pordoner, Pres.. Tau Sigma Chi,- Wil'liorn Gufhrie, Pres., Delta Omega Nu. Football Intramurals Squires ....... Dons ......... Turtles ........ Northern Tissue ll TP 204 180 52 54 OP 64 68 1 68 1 77 how'd i1 Tum out, ir? Campus Life chow hon Hne sereneders quartet . ',- . .- 1... ... WWW. srwm- 9 saw?! 2gb... ; w r1. 1?? I - .l .' . nia: Ilvna-A. h .lg't . V :43??? T3, I V..- ' . 4- .. $3$3$ W t 51 :19 .: , Wit H Wm :iamlwmll a I .. . . ,.. . . .. .. ..'... 1. - ? n.-.,.:.L-t'r.'. a a J.J- - . LJ-I-I . .. ' Ja. . ..' ' I Thieves' CclrnivczliH - $. .-- I... ....,,,:.'.-.. t. Maj 3h . CAST Peterbono - Thief ................................ Tom Nymon Hector - Thief ................................... Wally Kngs Gusiove - Thief .............................. Gory Gisselmon Lord Edgord ................................... Gene Freeman Lady Hurf .................................... LoVerne Seeker Julieife - Her Niece ............................. Koren Young Eva - Her Niece .................................. Karen Krull Dupont - Dufori Senior ........................... Ron Bergman Dupont - Duforr Junior ........................... Jim Reinhard The Town Crier .................................. Mike KoHro T'ne Policemen .................................. Ge5rge Mack Bruce Schwartz Gory BagweH The Nursemoid ................................ Carol. Molheim The Lit'rle Girl .............................. Sondra Genszler The Musician ...................................... Torn Hngr whofs wrong, dorT? hi, barb! 4-9 how Elbouf the? dorm raid . . w STANDING: Torn Fisher, Roger Reuschel, Ken Reid, Gary Meneley, Jim Loos, Paul Hubbard. KNEELING: Manager Gary Baker, Jim Christopher, Pct Dechrdin, Couch Larry Hamilton, Dole CarneH. Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage 7 I 66 8 1 90 1 09 6:5 80 99 87 75 85 60 85 87 6O 63 79 7 1 7O 1 00 70 Culver Smckmn 82 Quincy Horfem 107 Illinois Wesleyan 85 Eureka 77 Iowa Wesleyan 88 Carroll 94 North Central 67 Hlinois CoHege 69 North Central 70 Eureka 7O bwo Wesleyan 75 Quincy 78 Augustono 77 Hlinois Wesfeyon 69 Culver Stockton 58 IHinois College 82 Millikin 87 Carroll 62 Efmhurst 107 Millikin Seniors Illllllllll . lingaql' IE? 2:! I'I FRONT ROW: Marguerite Olson. Morena Pearson, Ann Hendrickson, Sea; Janice Henningsen, V. Pres; Tom Robertson, Pres,- Muriorie Gable, Treasu- Judith RobertsonJ Judith Anderson. BACK ROW: Arlen Stubbe, James Dverbeck, Kirk Thompson, Judim Huger, Gretchen Conrad, Arl ZerbuL Carol Buss, Suzanne Lindblud, Paul Anholl, Wuher Kilgua The Christian Srudenr Association maintains cm oche program of informal student religious discussions and devotions. IT is ofnliufed mm the Lurhercn Student A5- socicrion. Alpha Mu Gamma is the national foreign language J honor fraternify for students of French, German, and Spanish. FRONT ROW: Tiino Juhkenruuh Sec.-Treas.; Donald Piehl, KotMeen Shannon. Pres. SECOND ROW: Judith OH, Nancy Husefh, V. Pres. 51 $ I Phi AAU EpsHon FIRST ROW.- Donuld Piehi, Jack Bluydea. SECOND ROW.- Koren KrUH, Ronald Corlsson, Poul Schacr. Richard Gronnfng, John Schroeder. THIRD ROW: Roberl Davie, John Greenwald, James Carlson. Ron- ald Geison, President; Raymond Krueger, Richard Johnson, KiYong Kim, Bruce Sondeh'n. Phi Mu Epsiion is an organization of students who are SAI is the local chapter of The nmionoI music froterni'ry entering the engineering profession. for women, Membership is based Upon generoi scho- lastic standing, work completed in the music depcm- ment, and proficiency in public performance. FIRST ROW: Mrs. 3. Brick Alumni Ad; Annette HUHendick, Cor. 59;; Roberta Doke, Meta Church. Pres.; Carole Persson, Nancy Klotz. Hist; Mrs. Benjomin. SECOND ROW: Kristin Romeis, Treasu- Carol Buss, Pofriciu Colby, Rec. Sam; Kyro Corbridge. Vivian Smiihl V2 Pres.; Ann Henderickson, Margaret Skinner, Faith Overdier, Barbara Curless, Chap. u... . W... . 4-.. -. ..t....s. .....-..-.----f..-.- . . smi'rty's FIfTh in line 'no Japanese? all required? Pre-Registration Blues 56 'Wn triplicate Jimk finished x V x. patience 5? Inframurals Guys . . . H-rfu L tn 1. Wramurols play on impartonf port in the development of the college student of Corihoge. Arhfetfcs participated in include: football! basketball, baseball, volleyball and Tennis. Hamlet Bernardo Marcellus Horatio Hamlet's Father Claudius Polonius Loertes Horn'leT Garfrude Lady of fhe Court Ophelia Rosencronfz Gquenstem First Pbyer EKing. Player Queen Second Player Grovedigger Sexton Priest Osric Court Members IOOOOOCI... 00.0.00... John Kerr Roy Zumsfein Torn Robertson Jim MorTin Dick Feller Mike Korma Bob Swanson Bob Sherman Gory Gisselmon Jon Mason Mary Martins Carol Molheim Terry Herb POUI Flesner Bill Stewart La Verne Seeker Philip Engelhordt Dave Werner Jim Nebon Roy Carlson Bill Stewart Roy Carlson 59 Flurries of Christmas 61 SITTING: Nancy Wahl, Tream Donna Confer, V. Pres.; Miss Rose, Carol Schultz, Pres.,- Georgia Nord- strom, Sec. SECOND ROW: Catharine Engelhordi, Ruth Kolberg, Carolyn Garret: Frances Budfong. Janice Sneesby. Elizabeth Ricckenberg. THIRD ROW: JeriFVn Wenerfing, Janet Solstrom, Undo Nisbef. Danna Meyer, Mercia Born. Judith Robertson. Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club is on affiliated member of The Illinois and American Home Economics Association. The club sponsors The annual Christmas Formoi. . mmwwamlww'vm Kappa Omicron Phi is The national honorary home economics fraternity. Membership is determined by the omoun'r of work accomplished in the department, scholastic arioinmenfs, and activity in the home economics and other campus dubs. Georgia Nordsfrom, Carolyn Garrett, Catharine Engelhordt, Janice Sneesby. Judith Robertson, Nancy Wohi. Donna Comer, Frances Sudlong, V. Pres. .13. , ..., .. ... . . .. . ..., . mHm-. ...-...... ...... c . .. 1... ..... .H. .... --....v.. m --.-.- . --v-.-.-w-,-.-.u-.u-:- -w . .--g.v---v- Band The College Bond is organized into Ihree units: The marching band, which appears at The home foofbaH games; o pep bond, which appears of basketball games cmd pep rallies,- cmd The concert band, which presents c: full schedule of programs of Carthage CoHege in addition to concefr performances in various cJties. Fluie Ensemble 64 . i 9161'ch- um '91 .. wahmvu ..,. 4. 1 . .--- Beta Phi Epsilon Known as The Squires, Berg Phi EpsHon is one of the social and service organizations on campus. It encourages ifs members to be God fearing, to promote good fellowship, and To suppont the college of all Times. This year again The Squires worked on the pro- motion of the Ans Festival. SITTING: Theodore DDering, Prof. Glcnassr David Ivorson. Treu5.; James Riebock, V. Pres.; Gov Hylion, James Martin, Pres.; David Swendsen, See: Prof. Bedord, Gerald Henriksen. SECOND ROW: Dale CarneH, David Mucus, David Werner, Fred Bess, Roy Corlscn. Mike Presser. James Taylor, Enno Nomm, David Mowis. Albert Rather, Kenneth Kiser. THIRD ROW: Gary Gisselmon, Terryr Herb. Thomas Rectorschek, James Ne'son, Roger Eigenfeld, Gordon Sou- den. Robert Swanson. Rono1d Grimmer, Pour Cloninger, James Cimfel, lAST ROW: Bruce Viernuw, Allan Perry, Eugene Schrader, Robert Muschewske, Bruce Welcnder. Donald Rowlef, Thomas Ny- William Weinberg, Thomas Porrer, Thomas Laidlaw. man, Emu: . Illill'lil I I I I IIIIIIIIII J- ?, alll $1 SITTING: Lorry Maoskc. George Agrimis, Robert VieTmeier. Treat; Robert Reimers. V. Pres.; Prof. Dean, William Guthrie, Pres; Marvin Maoske, Sem Jan Peterson, Anthony Gudvogen. SECOND ROW: Richard Feller, Donald Welke, James Reinhard. Jeryl W1shes, Rodney Randall, Charles Shumate. Dennis Beoitie, Richard Hentachel. James Smith, Donald Moaske. THIRD ROW: Donald Larson, Robert Schud, Joel Milchen. Ronald Corlsson, Robert Davie, William Stewart, Lav mom Van Dover, Gary Baker. James Srenke. Larry,r KempT, John Kness, Philip Voegele, John Hockman. FOURTH ROW: Larry Henrik- sen, Jack Engelke, Palrick Tierney, John Vowel. Glenn Buchert, Roger Hug, Raymond Hilfslrom, Louis Smilh, Ronald Linneman, James Carlson. LAST ROW: Charles Carlson, Richard Ahrens, Larry Gunnion, William Popke, Thomas Zenger, Richard Snyder, Richard Gronning, Kent Hoges, Lee Dubs. Delta Omega 'Nu Delta Omega NU is a service organizaTion. The motto of the Dons is: Spirit, Truth, and Feliowship. This year they constructed c: baseball scoreboard. The Dons also post the menus for each week. 6? : 1 Tau Sigma Chi ............ .Q.... Tau Sigma Chi is the ddesf social and service organization GT Carthage. The Turtles en- courage good fellowship, sportsmanship, leadership and school spirit among members. One of the highlights on the social calendar this year was the Count Basie Concert, spon- sored by the Turtles. SITFING: David Novuk, Dr. Barton, Earl Wolf, Trem.; David HoH- mcn, V. Pres; Donald Pordonner. Pres.; Howard Finrzen. Fred Hedemurk, Sen; Pref. Olson, Douglas Donoho. SECOND ROW: James Jelinek, Gory Geddis, John Behrendl, Paul Schad, Paul Flesner, Robert Halsey, Patrick DesJordin. Gerald Ewig, Les?er Wenkle. Eugene Johnson, David Nielsen. John Greenwuld THIRD ROW; Ronald Kemp, Bruce Schwartz, Dmrcl HoHancr, Terryr W05- fey, Wortcn Gommerer. Charles Roerh, James Payne, Ronald Mol- Then, Roger Asplund, Roger Peterson, John Beckmon, Shelby Hin- ricks. FOURTH: Gory Bugwell, James Umgloube. Doncrfd Koepke, Kenneth Drum, Arfhur Jordan, Emil Novok, Eugene Freeman, James Beaumont Theodore Confer. LAST ROW: Carl Duhlquisf, Donald Fritz, Robert SmhI, Harold Jahnke. Ronald John Brecmer, Neal Buckaloo, William Axelsen. Jack Blaydes, Donald Piehl, Philip Engelhardi, John Burke. llaIH' aw: i SITTING: David Honan and John Brecnwalcl, Turtles,- Roberr Davie, Don. STANDING: Thomas Porter and Thomas Rectorschek, Squires; Morvin Mcosko. Don. lnter-Frafernity Council The council works To promote good relationships among the sociai and service organiza- Hons. IT sees to it that there care no conHiCTs of activities on the calendar. 69 Charles Carlson George Agrimis Class of ,63 Susan Chalupu Judy M. Anderson Roger Asplund James Cimfel James Beaumont Glenn Buckerf Paul Cloninger Joanne June Marcia Sandra Boa1man Boafmcn Born Britten rat a '4 I -.. x ' I Neal John Carol Buckuloo Burke Buss Virginia Jane Lee Karen Crofton Dokmo Dubs Ellis ?l '.-, .. mam..W - . ' m mmmam ..'u 11' -.----- -.-- 4-, ... r Kay Engelhcrdt Gerald Ewig Thomas Paul Fisher Flesner i i Ellzubeih Heifkamp Fred Hedemark l- I Ann Hendrickson 1. 1 David . ' . Indermuehie . . Roger J i Hug i l J. John Richard Nancy Kiolz Kness Kolinski Marjorie Carolyn Gable Garret Kathleen Gunness Joyce Hockman Kent Hodges Q E5 K. 9 .1; Gerald Henriksen Barbara . Kapchinski Larry Kempf Eilien Michael KonEcnik Komo Raymond Krueger T3 Judy Huger g M Suzanne lindblad m. .-. ...- . I Diane Lorenz David Mums Larry Mooske . ' I Georgia i k '3 Nordstrom '1 ,-'- 4; i. ll ; w . - David 1 '; Nielsen ' I James . l - Overbeck Thomas Por1er Yvonne Pfcbe Jane? Judii'n Roberison Charles Roeth Saistmm C! e 74 Bruce Sondelin i 4, 53 ,- g!!- i..- . ca 1 2 Dennis Geraldine Mary Miller JoEllen Myers Magnuson Meseck ,- :4 ? .r'T y Cc: roline Peterson Roger Peterson Carole Persson -' II- WHICH- ' ' Michael Powers Judi1h Reuscher Robert Sylvia Schachi Schone Ramona Seabaugh Margaret Skinner ?5 Janice Sneesby Al ice Kay Wes1 Gordon Souden Chada Walters Ka ren Young ?6 l. David Swendsen Lynn Wenzel Thomas Zenger ! , .. t J - --- q ..- E. 33?! W James Taylor Roy Zumstein Susan Terwell Judifh E. Anderson William Axelsen Thomas Bell Ronald Bergman Linda Bergman Jock Bloydes Jeffrey Bond John Breemer Kenneth Buss Douglas Bybee Richard Chinlund Kent Crear Terry Farley Richard Ferraro Donaid GaHaway Lorry Gonion Thompson No1 Pictured Beverly Grant Ronald Grimmer Raymond HiHsTrom John Holland Allan Hopkins Ronofd Housewrigh'r David 1varson David Johp Arthur Jordan Donald Koepke Ruth Kolberg Tom Loidfow Ronald Linnemann Lorna Lionberger Ronald Molfhen Robert Muschewske 3'? James Unglaube John Naylor John NEH: Thomas Nuft Eugene Pa1mer Dennis Piehl Warren Richardson Donald Schilling John Schroeder Sondra Soland Glenn SfeHo Lemon? Von Daver Robert Viefmeier William Weinberg Rod Wiberg Richard W05 Winter Carnival gm, .fiawmsfrin l. hey, iemme oum here! ?8 ' - Pure sex 1 SITTING: Barbara Kopchinski, Ann MuHins, Dennis Magnuson, Poul Flesner, Marvin Maoske, Dennis BeaHie, WiHiam Newfon. Trauma Walter Kilgus. Pres; Sondra BriHon, Sen; Susan Cholupo, THIRD ROW: Larry Henriksen, Roberf Muschowske, Donald Piehl, Potricio Long, Marie Rofhfuss. SECOND ROW: Gory Gisselman, Howard Finrzcn,WiIIiom Perry.ArIon Stubbe. James Jelinek, Neal Buckaloo, Donald Pordonner, Thomas Robertson, Student Council ., In accordance with fhe recently odomed Student Government Constitution the new Student Council omcers were elected in February. Alpha EpsHon SITTING: Yvonne Pfobe, Janeene Tumberr, Patricia Long, Roger BienhoH, Treus.; Thomas PorEer, Gordon Souden, Poul Cloninger. STANDING: Barbara Warz, Sec; Diane Prater, Pres.; Robert Jooss. David Moos, Charles Rocth, David Swendsen, Gerald Henriksen, Prof, Rhodes. Alpha Epsilon Delta is the national honorary pre-medicol fraternity. Tri-Betcl is the no- Tional honorary biologiccd froternify. Election to membership is based Upon scholos'ric achievement, SlTI'ING: Patricia Long. Robert Jooss, V. Pres.; Ann Mullins, Roger BienhoH, Judith DeLopp. Gloria Fobri. STANDING: Lee Fulrmh, Treus.; Peter Seuberg, Pres.; Prof. Rhades, Dr. Tiefel. ... .. wmv. -.. ... ........... . .. .. . ..... The Boy Friend . . Backstage . . . On Stage Horrense ................................ Koren Krull Muisle ............................... Eileen Konecnik DUIcIe ................................... Jon Mason Fey ................................... Sondra BriHon Nancy .................................. Lindy ThunelT Polly Browne .............................. Carol Buss Marcel .................................. Jim Nelson Pierre .................................... Mike chtt Alfonse ................................... Art Zerbo! Madame Dubonnet ..................... Kym Corbridge Bobby Van Husyen ......................... BiH Axe1sen Percival Browne ............................. Jim Smifh Tony ................................. Fred Hedernork Lord Brockhursf .......................... Gene Freeman Lady Brockhurst ......................... LoVerne Secker TourisTs ........................ Joan Skew, Pat Colby, Nancy Husefh, Vivian Smiih Gendarme ................................ BiH Siewor'r Waiter ................................. Bob Sherman Pepe .................................... Emil Novuk Lolira .................................... Sue Driskell 33 .me- m.;m':;.,u..1:mmmum.M.-. -.-.-..-. ..... -..1....-.. .-....'...'..h.-..-.-.,.. . ' '. . inurmmrub ' takimi-if .. .. IWW'1 ,1 - ..-.v.....,,m...... ... ... ,....... ., . ... .. ... .-4 ...... - .. 1-.- .. 84- t u . . .u L 1 . ... .. . . . . . ... , 51.... .. x. . w.:.i.i..:.a ..AI..1.E. .. ......i.....4fall.r.rviitliia E . . H ...Hddxaqfu 1+... -..... I ! Acling Direclor: Prof. Rolhk FIRST ROW: Mfs. Beniomin. Associate Direclor, Linda Nisbef, Jerilyn WeHerling, Joon Anderson. Florence Seiden. Virginia Croffon, Barbara Jones, Roberfa Duke, Annene Hufendick, Frances BudIong, Janice Sneesby, Mela Church, Carole Perssun. SECOND ROW: Coral Buss. Nancy Huselh. Diane Lorenz. Mary Mifler, Patricio Long, Yvonne Pfube, Patricio Coiby. Carol Mulheim. Barbara Curless, Judith REmiFlord. Koren Dolzerl, Krisrin Romeis. Karen Young. THIRD ROW: Vivian Smith. Barbara Wafz. Barbam Kopchinski, Moiorie Gable, Arlene Mafheson. Joyce Heck- 8H man. Ronald Clemens, Roy Carlson, Janet Nicholas, Carolyn Kness. Lorna Lionberger, Patricia Molrer, Patricia Thode, Ann Mullins. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Hilger, Peter Secberg, Lynn Wenzef, Paul David Macs, David Nielsen. Phifip Engelhordf, James. Spence. James Jelinek, WiHEam Stewart Howard Fintzen, Walter Kilgus, James Taylor, Richord Johnson. LAST ROW: Eugene Free- rnun. Terrence Farley, Arthur Ierbel, Michael Kama, James Smith, Flesner, William Perry, James Ungluube, Wayne V055, Marvin Dcehler. Donald Koepke. David Swenclsen, Arlon Stubbe, Michael Powers. A Cappella Choir . . . on tour The highlight of ?he Carthage College A Coppella Choir Tour This year was singing for The EGsTer Sunrise Service GT The Park of the Red Rocks Natural Amphitheater near Denver Coiorado. The Choir was proclaimed by a prominenr CBS radio announcer to be the best group 10 sing in The Denvm area in the last ien years. 39 p. 'Mmmama mm- m- -- H...- ...-.....- -...... .A....-. lust talking the director relaxes r u. D: .;.L.. :1 re! IIKIIEIEE 90 home concert Spring Sports thai means baseball dru. nu... 4a....- . . SIITING: James Nelson, Coach Hamilton, Robert Reimersk KNEELING: Robert Brunnelson, Richard Ferraro, Rodney Randall, Robert Halsey, William Aulwes. Donald Welke, Aifan Thorn, Roger Hug, Larry Henriksen, Gary Meneley, Roger Reuschell, August Schmidt. James Chrisropher, Peter Kottru. .IHDH- a' ' KHEELING: Peter Komo, James Christopher, William Auwles. STANDING: August Schmidt. Robert Reimers, Lorry Henriksen. 91 Carthage Carthage Carrhage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Awm$wmwommwm I Augustcno 6 Augusfuna 7 Quincy 5 Milikin 3 Milikin I7 Western 0 MacMurroy 6 MocMurray 2 iowo Wesleyan 2 Culver Stockton 3 Western 12 Quincy and tennis KNEELING: Bruce Schwartz, Gerald Ewig, John Cover. STANDING: Jeffrey Bond, Fred Bess, Donald Koepke. .. .N... ... . -.-. .- ....,....,...- - ...-..--. .--..-.-.........I h KNEELING: Robert Austin, Ronald Palmon, Dale Cornell. STAND- ING: Donald Roland. Gory Wade, David Warfel', Nicoloy Svend- C-Club Si'l'l'lNG: Thomas Finn, Patrick DesJardin, Douglas Donoho, Sew Harold Jahnke, Pram James Nelson. Treas.; Ronald Pairnon, Dennis Beanie. STANDING: Larry Henriksen, Donald Muaske, Thomas Fisher, Melvin Hesbol', Jack Blaydes, Roger Reuschel. Neol Buckuloo, Stanly Truckenbrod. SlTrlNG: Roger BienhoH, Karen Kw , Kristin, Joan Ehrenberg, Donald Piehl. STANDING: John Greenwold, Roberl Jooss. Howard Rebl'nz, ProL Humm, Prof. Hade, Paul School, Pres.; James Tawor, Ronald Geisonk Them Chi is the national honorary chemical fra'rernify. Sigma Tau is The national organiza- Tfon for English majors and minors. Sigma Tau Delta SITTING: Deryl Schmiedl, Janice Henningsen, Judifh OH, Arthur Zerbel, V. Pres.; Prof. Oudegeesl, Bar- ; bum Curless, Pres.- Bruce Welander. Sec.-Treas.; Lois Madori, Ann Mullins. SECOND Row: Elizabefiw Heirkomp, Mary Bowlbv. Polriciu Colby, Grerchen Cm'nrcldr Meta Church, Donna Comer, LaVerna Secker. Cuyofyn Kness. Barbara Walz, Nancy Husefh, Robert Swanson, James Martin. Kenneth Kiser, Elizabeih Rieckenberg, Kristin Romeis, Joan Ehrenberg, Tiina Juhkenfoal, Janice Mason. Walter Kiigus, James Cirnfel, Ronald Jung. Baseball Winning Team .3sz13. ..'. SITTING: Howard Koepp, Dennis Magnuson. Bruce Hess. Charles Carfin, Dennis Piehl, STANDING: Robert Jooss. Dennis Carr, Kenneth Reid, Paul Hubbard. Allen Hopkins, John Anderson. Inframurals W. R. A. SITTING: Dorothy Whifo'ker. Gloria Fcbbri, Sea, Shcrlene Zunker, Judith Huger. KNEELING: Judifh DeLopp, Judith OH, Ann Mullins, Pram, Dorothy Beck, Kathleen Gunness, Sandra Weslerholm. .-. ..-.. W.$ 7' --.-... ..,. -. -.-n- V'H' Rober? Austin I Ronald Curlsson Kenneth Gloria James Janice Drum Fabbri Greunke Henningsen 98 Dennis Became Grefchen Conrad Richard Hen1schel Kmhleen Bock Dunno Confer Melvin Hesbol 99 .- f . , Mary Sue Bowlby 1... I r Judith Delupp Barbara Jones Frances Budlong Douglas Donoho Tlinu Juhkenioal .W'F' W- n'- ....... .n..- .- ....... -...... wt... - .- . .. - . .. - ... . . .. ..-.u-.-?...--u-u-g . I. ....-... mwm . .. - .. - - - - I , I Ronald Waher Kenneth Michael . Kemp Kiigus Kiser Kluh II I I Ii I I i 1;- I .- .4! '79-: I I V I'.' F It I -I I l 7 - : I I I 'I 'r'If ' I'EF 4; ! I :I .' I . l l I I I I Ann James Nancy I Mullins Nelson Oldham I I II J i g I I '. Nancy Elizabeth Krisiin Daryl I I Rfchr Rieckenberg Rom eis Schmiedl l . I I ' I I i i Janet Lausch Judiih 01? Carol Schuliz Susan Leonard William Perry Florence Seiden 1G1 Howard Reblifz Robert Sherman Patricia Molter John m: nmmu-r.wr:wnn- - w. .H'HN'uI-MHIQIIII w- mun John Anderson Bruce Becker Fred Bess Lorry Bohn Kenneth Buss James Carlson Donald Deck James Douglas Roger Eigenfeld Richard Ferraro ThOmOS Finn Howard Fimzen Gary Gisselman Shyla Gitfer John Greenwcld Richard Gronning Anthony Gudvangen Kay Surrells Philip Voegele N NOT PICTURED Robert Halsey John Hockman Eugene Johnson Ronald Jung John Knutson Ronald Linnemcm Patrica Long Koren McMos'rer Carol Malheim James Martin David Mewis Alice Novok David Novok Thomas NUH Poul Parker Lee Pc'ron Mlchoel Presser Pafriciu Thode Nancy Wahl Bruce Viernow Sandra Wesie rhol m Thomas Rectorschek Mary Redeen Roger Reuschel Domald Roland William Supp Thomas Seiby Donald Smith Louis Smith Robert Stahi William Sfolfz Arlon Stubbe Robert Swanson Bruce Welunder David Wendf David Werner Dorothy Whiiaker Shorlene Zunker 1.-.... - . -..... 1.1 .. .: . . . m. .. m -... to Granada The Juniors Take Us 103 -'- .';n . . .. . . .....-.w.w-.....- ...... .. . . W. -7 ..... ....$...;-..,... V.......u-.-- . , . Fug ..- . . www.h- 104 and Choose Kathleen Bock as Their Prom Queen Mnum..,1; .. ,...,....,..... . ..........n...-. ...-... . v... .m..uw- u-r. ----- Circle K Club Circle K is The meats coHege-oge affiliate of Kiwanis Internononal, dedicated to unselfish service on The campus, The Carthage dub is the founding chapter. SHTING: Ronald Kemp, John Greenwafd, Howard Fin'rzen. David Honan, Treas.; Gory Larson, Pres; Jon Peierson. Sec; Gearge Agrimis, Dennis Beanie. Glenn SleHo. SECOND ROW: Philip Voe- gele, John Behrendf, Ronald Jung, Eugene Johnson, Paul Hesner, Rodney Randall. Marvin Maaske, Wolfe! Kilgus, James Spence, Lee Dubs. THIRD ROW: Larry Henriksen, James Jelinek. David Inder- 106 muehle, ChoHes Carlin, Kirk Thompson. Ronald Carlsson. Robert Carpenter, Michael Kama, Eugene Palmer, Braig Schneider. LAST ROW: James Catlson, Charles Carlson. Kennefh Bohn, Donald Piehl, Raymond Krueger, Robcrr Schuchl, David Novak. Peter Seo- berg, Marvin Daehler, John Hockmun, Kent Hodges. 1. JW'WWWW' .w SI'ITING: Ronald Jung, Treus., Dr. Swihort, Arthur Zerbel, Pres., Paul Flesner, Sec.; Kirk Thompson. SECOND ROW: Howard Finrzen, Wayne Voss, Thomas Carlson, Wayne Rauschenberg, Paul Anhuh, Donald Koepke, V4 Pres, Arlen Stubhe, Philochristos Dining Hall Staff FIRST ROW: Lowel Tanner, Mary Carnes, Madeline HUI, SECOND ROW: Theodore Nickelsen, Marlin Long, Myron Hyde 101'I Beyond ihe Horizon James Mayo Kate Mayo Coproin Dick Scarf Andrew Mayo Robert Mayo Ruth Atkins Mrs. Atkins Mary Ben Docmr Fowcetr 109 OOOOOOOOI. Bill Stewarr Caro Lynn Smith Bob Sherman Jim Martin Gory Glsselmcn Jon Mason Karen Young Shem Holland Dick Feller Tom Roberfson WLm.m.pH1m-pygq.wm nu... -u-..-YM.: wk FLT vim m . .uy. H FRONT ROW: James Reinhard, Vivian Smith, Joan Skrjwr Treus.. Judith Reed. Gary Gisselmon. Eugene Freeman, Pres, Bruce Becker. SECOND ROW: Prof. Bedord, Thomas Hyman, Chcrfes Carlin, Micheal Klan. LAST ROW: ProF. HoHond, James Martin, Janice Meson, V, Pres., Fred Bess. . Alpha PSI is the honorary dramatic fraternity Election to membership is based upon onek g confribufion To drama of Carthage. 110 -- -. .' -':.u:a:-.-.-:. .r- Publications Smoke Signals . I . m. U. . I . . - -1 . 1. .. , - m.whrmmmmuwuu.nw'mn'nw. Charles Carlson, Publishing ECL, Romano Seobough, Typist, Judith DeLupp, Ed-in- Chiei, Robert Sherman, News Ed. The Smoke Signals? 5101? has worked hard To revive the 'Ilndfon. The Indian will again be published this fall. ' Yearbook Daryl Schmiedf, Ed-in-Chiaf, James Cimfel. Sec. Ed.. Rodneyr Randall, Photo Ed., Ronald Clemens. Art Ed., Barbara Kapchinski, Sea. Ed. hard m at work 77 -, 7.7... ...-.-.. ...- ,..,., .,.,.-.,1..,.,. ,. In spring our fan pre-registratfon again reioxing Po rentsf weekend turned to washing cars CIeS T 'E-I'Cl' , . . . ... ... -.- ..... .. ..... .w. m-r-m- ..............-.....---------. u. nun.- ---:.- unannuaw-u .w-w-wp-c-W- . -r.r:---n--.-- But there still was routine papers announcements and meals I 114- Susan Chabpa Playgirl 196T Seniors President PAUL ANHALT Chicago. IH. Pres. Hub Region of LSA; Knmpus Kopers; Musicd Orchestra; Debale Team,- Mgr.. College Band; Pres. CSA; Treus. Philochn's- $05.- Inframurols. WILUAM AULWES Gulrenberg, Ia. TEX,- Basebalf; Circle K,- C Club. JOHN BEHRENDT Sterling. III. TED? Cirde K; Dorm Council. LARRY HENRIKSEN Lena, IH. Trees. Jr. Class; Dons; Sfudem Council; Circle K; Sludenl Adviser. 116 Buskeibu ; C Club,- KENN ETH BOHN Woodsfock, HI. JANE BONANDER Chicago, III. Home Ec Club,- WRA; YWCA; Theta Chi Delia. WAYNE BRADLEY Berwyn, III JACK BUNDE Wouwoiosa. Wis. DENNIS CARR Amboy. 1 . C Club. Circle K Foo1ball; fnlramuruls. JAMES CHRISTOPHER Chicago, Ill. Bcskelbol'l. Baseball; Chop. TEX Proctor. 113'I .m w yr 1 !er Vice President META CHURCH Orlando, Fla, Class Sena; J.C.,- A Cappella Choir; Pres. Sigma Alpha loin,- Sigma Tau Delta; Po- famu Game ; Co-ed Show. PATRICIA COLEY Hales Corners, Wis. Sigma Npha Iota.- Sigmu Tau Delta; A Cappelio Choir, Band,- Orchestra.- Girls' Show; Boy-Friend ; Ornlorio; Wroughf Editorial Comm. THEODORE CONTER Asheville, NC Siuden? Councii. Trees. TEX,- Circle K.- Edu- cafion Chain,- Dorm Council; Xntrumurals; Annual Men's show: Philo Crisms; CSA; Dining Hall Comm,- Procror. Who's Who. LESTER WENKEL Wonder Lake. HI. TEX; Pres... Phi Mu Epsilon; Pres., College Avg. Dorm; Track,- Slage Crew,- Imer-Dorm council. 118 RODERICK COOKSON Plymouth, IH. BARBARA CURLESS Carthage, III, Band; Orchestra; A CapEIICI Choir; Pres. Sigma Tau Deha, Chop, Sigma Alpha Iota,- Alphu Mu Gamma. ROBERTA DAKE Chicago, Ill. PRES. Sigma Alpha Iola; Sigma Tau Delfu; Alpha Psi Omega; A Cappello Choir,- Chapel Choir; YWCA; Yearbook. ROBERT DAVIE Jonesboro, III. DIANNE DENISON Cadhoge. III. PATRICK DESJARDlN Houghton. MichA Basketball; Track; Student Council; V. Pres. Memorial Dorm; C Club; TEX,- Intramurals. 119 Jr-W mu- wvwnwvw - ..-.-...- R. Awa . . va Secretary MARILYN DRISKELL Litchfldd. III. Capt, Cheerleaders; Set, Home Ec. Club: Pres... Kappa Omicron Phi,- Boy friend. JOAN EHRENBERG Chicago, IIL Compus Council; Dining He'll - student Unior Comm; Sigma Tau Della; Them Chi Delm; J.C. Dorm. Council; YWCA; GIrls' Show; Co-ed Show,- lndicm SIaH. JUDITH EWIG Woukegon, IH. Dorm. Council; CRB; Student Council; J.C.; Sand,- YWCA; Pres.. Home Ec. Club,- Home- coming Queen. DOROTHWIr BECK Newberry. 5.C. CSA; YWCA; Band; WRA; Dorm Council. 120 EUGENE FREEMAN Aangfcn Heights, III. Musical; A Coppella Choir,- Pres.. Alpha Psi Omega; Boys' Show; Co-ed Show,- TEX,- Dramatics. WARREN GAMMETER MiJwaukee, Wisconsin TEX; Phi Mu Epsilon GARY GEDDIS DasPIaines, ll'f. Trans, Dorm Council; Histv TEX,- lnfer-Dorm Council,- Intramurals. DONNA HAACK Chicago, HJ. Treus., WRA; Chapel Choir,- Senior Will Bu Prophecy Comm. PHYLLls HATFIELD Wuukegan, IIIV A Cappellc: Choir; Sigma Tau Delta. ANNETTE HUFENDICK Golden, III. 1r .7.- m- qr..- .xJ - -.JJ' v-v-o-I - Treasurer DAVID HOFFMAN Rockford, HL Student Council; CircIe K: TEX. NANCY HUSETH 51. Paul. Minn V Pres., Aipho MU Gamma; Sigma Tau Della; .J.C.; Social Chain Studenf Council; ShowBour ; Boy Friend ,- Girl! Show. YWCA,- Sec, Campus Council. HAROLD JAHNKE Chicago, IH. Football; Basketball; Intromuruls; Dorm Govt; Pres.. C Club,- TEX. RONALD GEISON Chadwick, III. lmromurals: Theta Chi Delta.- Fre5., Mu Epsilon; Alpha Mu Gamma,- Baskefball, JANICE JOHNSON Wonder Lake, III Home Ec. Club,- Sec, YWCA. STEPHEN JOHNSON Wu uwafosu, Wis. Golf; Track,- C Club,- Dir. Sports Pub,- Thefu Chi Delta. ROBERT JOOSS Appleton, Wis. Truck; V. Pres., TriiBeTc; Alpha Epsilon Delta,- Theio Chi Delfo. KIYONG KtM Seoul, Korea CAROLYN KNESS Pompano Beach, Fla; A Cappella Choir; Sigma Tau Delta; Rum- bler; CO-Choir. Homecoming Parade; Band. CARYL KOEPKE Wuukegan, III. Kiss Me Kate ; Orulorio; Indian; Trees, Home Ec. Club; Kappa Omicron Phi: Ed, Dis'raH. IU'mm-j'YQ. anm: Km, . m. . . mu wannup-uu - a pawn: :. .r-c. - .. 7TH! aw uwnwnra 2:: F. PETER. KOTTRA Chicago, IH. JUDY LARSON KOTTRA Rockford, Ill; KAREN KRULL Woodstock, III. Dramatics; Dorm 0-04.; A Coppella Choir, DON LARSON Warsaw, Ill. Dons; fnlramurcl Softball. GARY LARSON Marinene, Wis Prom Comm; Yearbook; Pres.. Circle K: Homecoming Comm,- Procfor Center St. Dorm. DONALD MAASKE Orangevflfe, III. MARVIN MAASKE Orangeville, III Sec.. Dons; Pram, Memorial Dorm,- Infra- murals. JANICE MASON Chicago, Ill. Drumctics; Alpha Psi Omega,- Cheerleader; Sigma Tau Della; Girls' Show; Co-ed Show,- Dir., Freshman Talent Show; InifiaHon Comm,- Campus Council; Yearbook; YWCA; Sfudcnf Council Public Relations Comm; Pep Club; Homecoming Queen's Court,- Rumbler Queen's Court; W'hu's Who. GAIL MITCHELL Niles. Ill. Class WUI 8: Prophecy Comm; Initiation; Co-ed Show,- Girls' Shaw; lmrumurols. JOHN NEAHRING Shemald, Ill. WILLIAM NEWTON Peoria, III. Pres Center 51'. Dorm; Sludent Council. EMIL NOVAK Villa Park, H! Social Chair. Studenr Council: TEX.- Annual,- Dorm CouncH. 125 t. J IJ mW-w I Iww. .uwan-m-u L'qlmI-Mun 1... . 'lr-II-H-u- r w. m.- ernilll'r WIIl-EIGWFIVT nw-u r- .- -.m.. r -....w RONALD PALMEN Kenoshc, Wis. TEX; C Club; Cilcle K,- Golf; Phi Mu Epsilon. DON PARDONNER Wheaten, III V. Pres Student Council, Pres., TEX,- Pres, Class,- Studenf Advisor; Boysi Show; Phifo- Christos,- Who's Who. JON PETERSON Milwaukee. Wis. Dons; Dorm Gov. C Club,- Sec, Circle K; Phi MU Epsilon; Foofball; Baseball. SHARON PFEIFFER Joliet. III. Campus Council; J.C.,- YWCA. CAROL PIEDISCALZI Chicago. lll. DONALD PiEHL Chicago, Ill. Swdenf Council; Chain, Student Judicial Board; TEX,- Phi Mu Epsilon; Theta Chi Della; Alpha Mu Gamma; Circle K; lnlrch mural; V. Pres.. Class. 126 DIANE PRATER Chicago Heighls, III. YWCA; A Cappellu Choir; indian Rum- bler; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Chapel Choir,- Gammo Kappa Alpha; Tri-Beio. JUDITH REED Des Plaines, Ill. Alpha Mu Gamma,- Alphu Psi Omega. ROBERT REIMERS Chicago, IIL C Cl'ub; Dons; Circfe K.- BosebaH; Fool- boll; Intramural's; Pres. CFOss. JAMES REINHARD Madison, WI; Dromolics; Alpha Psi Omega; Dons. DONALD REMER London Mills, Ill. Phi Mu Epsilon; Sigma Tau Delta. THOMAS ROBERTSON Berfin, III. CSA: Debufe; Drama; Studenf Council. -Wmlnn1- - -.-. .nu owrlm hWeF -A . .. MARIE ROTHFU55 Chwcugo, IN. V. Pres., AWS Social Comm; Fnler-dorm Council,- Sludcnt Council; Srudenl Judicial Board; V. Pres.. Chapel Choir; V. Pres., YWCA,- Drarorio; Poiamo Game. KAREN SANDSTROM Chicago, Hi. Dorm Govt; YWCA; V. Pres., Horne Ec. Club: Indian. PAUL SCHACHT Racine, Wis. TEX,- Phl' Mu Epsifon; Pres... Theta Chi Della,- Pres., Dorm; Inier-Dorm Council. SANDRA SCHIEMANN Chicago. Ill. YWCA,- CSA. PETER SEABERG Red Wing, Minn. laVERNA SEC KER Berwyn, 1II. KATHLEEN SHANNON Billings, Mont. Sen, Student Council; Sigma Tau Delta,- Pres.. Alpha Mu Gamma,- A Cuppelio Choir,- 5e:., Qassx LARRY SHILEY ML Carroll, III. JOAN SKOW Milwaukee, Wis. Cheerleader; Drama,- Afphc Psi Omega. VIVIAN SMITH Anna, lll. V. Pres., Sigma Alpha 1010; Alpha Psi Omega; Sea, A Cappella Choir,- Bond; Musicak JAMES SMITH Oak Lawn, III Drum Moion Bond; Orchesfra; A Cappelta Choir,- Musicah MENC; Dons. JANEENE TAMEERT Glendale, Calif. Oratorio,- A Coppellcl Choir,- Chapel Choir; V. Pres.. Alpha Epsilon Dehu; Paiumn Game. u an 2...:an u 4.L1h . 4... ,-... a new awn... a. a. 11-h u mum. mum- +ng vm-yn n..1v.1lgwr- w. MELINDA THUNEL'L Muywood, IIL Kapa Omicron Phi; Home Ec. Club.- Cheer- - leader: Homecoming Courf; Srudent Cam- I cil; Girls' Show; Musicals; YWCA. ' LYNN TROUTE I Carthage, 1II, ARLENE HOUTSiNGER TRUCKENBROD Chicago, Ill. College Award Winner CHARLES CARLIN Rockiord, IH. Football,- Boseball; Dramafics; erumuruls; Pres., Alpha Psi Omega; Circle K,- Pres., S'rudenf Council,- The'ro Chi Delra; Phi Mu Epsw'fon; Dorm Govt. 130 4..., STANLEY TRUCKENBROD Subfehel III. C Club,- Foofball; Truck. JOHN VOYTA Fox River Grove. Ill. Phi Mu Epsilon; Dons. BARBARA WAT: Freeport, IH. Sigma Tau Delta.- AJpha Epsilon Delta; Hist, Alpha Mu Gamma; Girls' A Coppello Choir,- Chopel Choir. ARTHUR ZERBEL Appleton, Wis. Pres., Philochrislos; CSA; A Cuppella Choir.- Boys' Show ; Phi Mu Epsilon,- Oratorios; V. Pres., Sigma Tau Delfu; Drama. 131 . HIM'WH 'Mme-wrw FW '11 Senior Class Song We were the class of sixtyeone, Our time had lust begun. We planned to do all things that The class of sixty left undone. Initiation taught us what Our piece as Frosh should be, But we survived and as a class Started making history. Our Sophomore year the fun began When the Fresh we took in hand. Our picnics were our claim to fume, Argyle Lake will never be the some. Determined then as Juniors we all the honors won. For the prom that we created Will never be outdone. Our Senior year 15 new ending, As the time goes flying by. We look back with pride on the days we have spent at otd CC. In sports always !eodtng the scoring. The Senior musical, wasntt it great? Our closet tatents ever in the spotlight, But our unity is our pride. Herets to the class of nineteen sixty-one, United we do stand. Our endless eHorts. praise have won, Theytll shine throughout the land. 132 -'1 --.':-- d:-,--t .-. 3.ku - - t- '1---- -12-. Ion Senior Convocat 133 u a m n u. m g BETA PHI EPSILON BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1961 ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS NORTH HALL DENHART HALL CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! MAIN CLEANERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '61 MEMORIAL HALL GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF '61! KENNEDYas WEARIN G APPAREL ALWAYS IN GOOD TASTE TAU SIGMA CHI CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1961 CALIFF9S CLOTHING STORE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '6T CENTER STREET DORMITORY WISH E5 THE BEST TO THE CLASS OF 1961 .' mm nus! Ewnll' ' . : .35, HE E Ell u x MARINE TRUST COMPANY OF CARTHAGE A FRIEND AND SUPPORTER OF CARTHAGE COLLEGE COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE PROGRESSIVELY MODERN TRADITIONALLY SOUND Southwest Corner of Square SHERRICK DRUG STORE BRING US YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS North Side Square 0 C. SHERRICK R. PHI 0. D. SHERRICK R. PH. SMITH9S CAFE East Side Square COMPLETELY AIR CONDiTIONED i ,- OPEN EVERY DAY W ' . Carthage, Illinois WE FEATURE SWIFT MEATS DELTA OMEGA NU BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I96I ANNUAL STAFF BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 .VM.HM; - ..-..-.-p...................n.n.- CONTINUOUS SERVICE TO THE CHURCH CHICAGO LUTHERAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Maywood, Illinois Expanding Facilities To Meet cm Expanding Enrollment Housing For Both Single and Married Studenfs DR. ARMIN GEO. WENG, President 1644 South Eleventh Avenue Moywood, Illinois STUDENT THE RAINBOW COUNCIL LIMA, ILLINOIS featuring Hickory Smoked Charcoal Broiled Ribs WISHES THE SENIORS ' Aged Charcoal Steaks ' Choice Sec: Foods THE BEST ' Southern Fried Chicken' BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE OF EVERYTH'NG Cull YUkon 5-5500 Located on Route 96 26 Miles South of Carthage COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CARTHAGE THE LAKE INN GINGER AND FRANK Congratulations to the Graduates of Carthage from NORTHWESTERN LUTHERAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY C. H. Zeidler President 100 E. 22nd St. Minnea polis, Minnesota Experienced Faculty Fully Accredited Complete Living Quarters COLLEGE BOOK STORE STUDENT UNION Best Wishes To The Class of 1961 Compliments Dads News Agency Carthage Paint and Wallpaper Store Carthage Pastry Shop Stewarfs Cleaners Davidsows Barber Shop Mcnscndick Hardware Hulerfs TV and Radio Wadek HioFi Kutchefs FauPs Jewelry Twaddle Furniture Co. Wright Brothers n; r. Av. n.-..-A-u.-...-....,... .w -a.-.:.1.-., ..,.............,....-........ f... rw-n..-mwm-m .. -mu. ananmvym. Class Will and Prophecy Meta I want my Donnie Church wiIIs her ability to hoId on to her gIosses to Merg Darn, there goes another Ieris Skinner. Meta can be seen in the future crusading for pipe organs in mission churches. Lo Verne Lady Brockhurst Seeker wiIIs her British acting ability to Bill Itm on oId man again Stewart. La Verne con be seen in the future riding in a bathtub in the St. Patrick's Day porode. Joan I've got to get my nine hours sleep Ehrenberg wills her study habits to Jone HOW am I ever going to pass this course? Dokmo. Joanie can be seen in the future running a maid-rite stand in New York. Gene It's my foreign affairs I'm worried ebcmtl, Freeman wiIIs his tennis shoes to Dave I guess I can throw mine out now Wendt. Gene can be seen in the future sing- ing Old Men River on showboot. Marie I iust love to talk to people Rothtuss wills her ability to tell jokes to Dr. 95 is o C Poston. Marie can be seen in the Future getting around in Denver. Jack I married Cl witch Bunde wills his ability to get along with Mrs Swihort to Bud live got 0 Momma test Wolf. We see Jack in the future raising cookie children in the parsonage. Judy If you wont to catch a men, study Spanish Reed wiIIs her linguistic ObiIity to Sandy It diant take Spon- ish for me Horbock. Judy can be seen in the future wearing on buIlet-proot vest in Caracas. Pot Gee, Jon, do you have to rehearse again tonight? Dest-din wills his ability to imitate Pot Boone to Lynn But Fm versatile Wenzel. Pot can be seen in the fu- ture waiting for Jan to get finished with reheatsaIsi Gary I promise there'll be sharp girIs ot Kenosho Larson wills his organizational ability to Prof. I seem to have misplaced my notes Rhodes. In the Future Gory can be seen propagandizing unsuspecting freshmen ot Kenosho. Koren Ilm going over to woke up Nymon SandstrOm wills her patience to Pat lim not really a bully Shroeder. Koren can be seen in the future saying, Nymants sleeping again so IIII have to preach the sermon. Torn Nixon for President! Robertson wills his obiIity to pick c1 winner to MeI Dick and Pat in i64I Hesbol. We see Tom in the future 03 o poIiticaI analyst for CSA International. Bert ltts Iight-up time Duke wills her collection of Pepsi bottles to Judy But I Iike whiskey sours, Dove Reusher. Bert can be seen in the future teaching Be Not Afraid to fourth graders. Donne I won't have to worry about insurance Haack wiIIs her 2 otclock sense of humor to Carol But I o!- woys go to bed at ID Buss. We can see Donne in the future trying to play dodge-ball Carthage style. Jone I just found some more driftwood Bononder wills her sewing ability to Fred But I have a tailor Bess. Jone can be seen in the future wandering the banks of the nearest river still looking for driftwood. Margo I have so much to do Woolerd wills her com- muter time to Jim There's pIenty of time to get ready Riebock. Margo can be seen in the future conducting c: choir and giving Organ Iessons. Gory Fm pining ewoy Geddis wiIIs his doydreoms to Jim But l have faith Beaumont. Gary can be seen in the future conducting a choir and giving making those dreams come true. Corrie Its my cor too, John Kness wills her place in the Buddha Buddies to Howie But From, I have a test too Fintzen. Carrie can be seen in the future reforming the parish workers of Chicago. Ted CoIiIornio, here I come! wiIIs his height to Jerry But I like it down here Ewig. We see Ted in the fu- ture counseling Hollywood marriages. Pete riltts not cold out Seoberg wills his crew cut to John Curly Sirtck. We can see Pete in the future 05 chief stockhoIder of the R J. Reynolds Co. Dotty I wonder if we'II ever get married Beck wills her ability to catch a men in the deep sink to Faith If Fred can do it, so can I Overdier. Dotty can be seen in the future cutting bread in o coliege coteteria in her spare time. Jim You're not referring to love are you? Smith wills hi5 trombone to Don Johann Sebastien is feeble Smithi Jim can be seen in the future leading the bond down the main street of Stronghurst. PhyIIis Lit me teII you how o Iight-bUIb works Hatfield wiIIs her dependability to Bruce Honest Mrs. Boyer, I overslept Becker. We see Phyllis in the future at the race track in Corpentersville. Ron Don't let your girI drive your car Geison wills the Class of IoIis bills to the Class of '62. Ron can be seen in the future experimenting for Avon Cosmetics. Barb Her is Wotz wills her bioIogy techniques to Dr. Who moved the Kissing Rock? Kibbe. Barb can be seen in the future picking out lab smacks of Marshall FieId's. Don What ping-pong balls? Remer wills hi5 ingenious mind to Dean Study those pamphlets carefully, girls Duet We see Don in the future experimenting with bowling bcuIIs. Barb My studies come first Curless wiIIs her scholastic average to Bruce You cant oce 'em all Welcmder. Barb can be seen in the future as fiute soIoist at the La Horpe Opera House. Jan A honeymoon in o tent? wills her dramatic talent to Carol i'The show must go on Molheim. Jon can be seen in the future coaching cheerleading tor the DesJordin 53; Merv Ohio Mooske wills his bus-boy talents to Perry What did I do wrong now'ew Schultz. We see Merv in the future teaching calculus to pro-schoolers. Jim No, no buddy, orange juice is good for you Christo- pher wills his cheertui greeting to Tom What me worry Zengert We see Jim in lo years 05 the of- ficial greeter for the Anhouser Busch Brewery. Bob All you sophomore girls can call me dod Jooss wills his sales pitch to Rog Boo Boo Hugt We see Bob in The future as head adviser to Eden Wright. Les Don't coll me twinkle Wenkel wills his car to Tom Hilger ond Koren Dotzert We ore no Siamese twins. Bill Boots Newton wiIls his obiiity to get on sick list to oil! those that like the old system better. Bill can be seen in the future wondering who hid his Eittle V.W. Don Commuting is for the birdsii wills his obiIity to ioin the Carthage family in one semester to Jim We need more rebels Martin, Don con be seen in the tuture still going to reserve meetings. Poul 'iHowdy Dowdy Schcct wills his smile to Ed Pm always smiling Johnson. Paul can be seen in the Future still poning Big Brother to Sandy. Jon Yo wonno drag buddy?W Petersen wills his men- ogeriol ability to Gory Anything you say couch Baker. Jon con be seen in the future teaching female friends of his how to get out of the back seat properly. Liz I settled for o Thunderbird Hosford Ellison wills her theotricoi success 'I'OtEiieen Thereis dofety in numbers; Konecnik. Liz can be seen in the future taping inter- views at the submarine races for WCAZ. Vivien But Iim lonely you all Smith wiIls her Southern drowl to Carolyn At least Bud fell for itJI Garrett. Vivien can be seen in the tuture gluing the gioss bock into her fraternity pin. Jim I'The body beautiful Elweil wills his bor-bells to Roy IWho needs 'em Zumstein. We see Jim in five yeors es the womenis wrestling instructor ot Vic Tonnyts. Lindy But ltm not marrying for moneyii Thunneil wiIIs her good looks to Cherie I wish we had our own car Walters. Lindy can be seen in the future hoIding chapel services Cli Fort Knox. Arlene Have you heard the Iotest gossip Truckenbrod wills her place on the grape vine to Dean But I've got one in every dorm McElhoney. Arlene can be seen in the future raising little Trucks Dove let's go to the Peacock, Bottimer wills his night life to Tom Do you need my cor tonight Reinhort Rectorschek. We can see Dove in the future os. night watchman ot the Kenosho campus. 143 Emil 'Why even my B.V.D.'s ore button down Novok wilIs his wardrobe to Mike Does this sweatshirt go with my blazer Klott, We can see Emil in the future pep fectihg the first 100 to I Martini. Ron the stork might as well bring my diploma too wills his poker games to Bob Did I ever tell you about Paris Vietmeier. In the future Ron can be seen cutting double for nothing in the teocheris lounge at Zion. Lorry How much did we make this week Shirley wills his easy money to Bob Next year I'll need it Halsey. We can see Lorry in the future still making less than Joyce Judy A dog is o man's best friend Kottro wills all the stroys to Maggie Oh, no Augie, not another one'i Schmidt. Judy can be seen in the future working at the Chompoign-Urbono dog pounds John i'l dOn't eat much Voyto wills his appetite to Art lim on a diet Jordon. John can be seen in the future still looking for o iob neor Beioit. Bill Don't let the catch you in the boiler room after 12 wilis his keys to Bruce I don't need iem Viernow. We see Bill in the future chasing book pickers down Evergreen Walk. Ston Toke me to the dentist Art Truckenbrod wiIIs his ability to get his teeth knocked out to Doug I need 0 tooth bod, Beeby Donohot Steve Next week I'll break :1 hundred Johnson wills his golf clubs to Don Look out for that drive Roie land. We see Steve in the future doing Diai eds for the Untouchables. Koren I used to like the Turtles, but now I like the Dons wills the back door of Denhort to JoEllen rII hope I get 0 chance to use it Meyer. In the future Kay con be seen as door-keeper tor the women's dorm ot Kenosha. Kothleen At least I sign out for Iowa City Shannon wilis her cheek ot the week titles to Jim the great white whoie Spence, We can see Kothieen in the future bing elected as cheek ot the Week by the faculty men's clubs. Dove Mumble, mumblei' Hohmon wI'IIs his orange hoir To Ted If I get it IIII shove it ott ogoin Doering. Dave con be seen in 10 years as o recruiter for American Bond- stand. Chuck Boom Boomi' Carlin wills his unusual tolent to Rags Blast off StohI, Chuck can be seen next year breaking up 0 faculty tee at John Hopkins University. Harold C'on Junior Johnke wills his tovorite fan to Tom Why does everyone coil me rotten Finn. In the future Herold can be seen? John Once you get to know him you just con't call him Slim Behrendt wills his ability to manage the dining . .- e WWW, hell to John Microphone make you nervous Burke Slim can be seen in the future doing the tango in Litchfield. Joon iiHey gong, Ietis have C: party Skow wills her ability to organize parties to Nancy A party Richter. In the future we see Joanie raising prize German Shepards on Falstaff. Art 'Whetis the TV show guys Zerbel wills his ability to study late to Dione But itis post my bedtime Lorenz. Art con be seen in the future passing dawn his boss voice to Gretchenis little ones. Sue I wosnit lonely for 9 weeks Driscol! wills her home- making abilities to Donna But I have nine weeks OFF campus too Comer. Sue can be seen in the future not worrying about the high cost of haircuts. Nancy Is my kimono on straight Huseth wills her ability to sing to Gary I like to tale a song Gisselsmcm. Nancy can be seen in the future wondering which ber- reI she packed her toothbrush in. Sandy As test as I lose it, Little Beta gains itH Shiemon wills her will power to Kothy Hey, kids, I gained 2 ounces Bock. Sandy can be seen in the future waiting for her ship to come in. Paul I've got to get to that CSA meeting wills his ability to meet girls on retreats to Bruce When is the next retreotl' Keegun. Poul can be seen in the future teach- ing political science at a mission school in the Congoa Joneene All right, who's the wise guy Tembert wills her blond hair to Bob I like it better from the bottle Sor- enson. Joneene can be seen in the future administering to sick pre-the's Cit Pocihc Lutheran Seminary. Judy But Gary's 50 mature for his age Ewig wills her decorating ability to Barb Schmidt and Judy Ander- son who say But our room is so livable this way. Judy can be seen in the future making Hem-Lets on rye Sharon I like nature Pfeitter wills her zoology interests to Pat Why did you name the frog after me Tierney. In the future we see Shoron teaching her third graders all about nature. Don JfJune 10th was my only tree weekend Pordonner wills his Luther League trips to Neal How big is the expense account Buckcloo. We can see Don in the future living on 900 calories a day. Lee I am not a draftvdodger Fulrcth wills his laugh to Dr. iiHes anyone heard from Julie'i Tiefel. Lee can be seen in the future planting seedlings at Fort Leonard Wood, Missou ti. Roger I'm the quiet type Bienhoft wills hi5 chemistry en- thusiasm to Carolyn IIBUt I love it Garret. Roger can be seen in the future splitting atoms Lynn Long drink of woterlt Troute wills his boshtuiness to Karen Ilm iust one of the boys Young, Lynn con be 144 seen in the future hunting rabbits for an eor-muft factory. Jan I met him in the dining hall Johnson wills her or- tistic talent to George I like obstructs Bedord. Jan can be seen in the future applying her home ect talent. Diane I have nothing against beards Prater wills her guitar to Mr. Physical Fitness Gelobowich. Dione can be seen in the future discussing theology with Wally. Jim Not less than $5 guys Reinhart wills his secretarial ability to Bruce being a business major is great Vier- now. Jim can be seen in the Future directing Kosher One-Acts. Bob Sorry guys, lim in training Reimers wills his per- sonality to Tom lim not 0 kid any more Selby. Bob can be seen in the future saying Mon that's good spaghetti. Annette Please don't call him Hutly Hufendick wills her ability to Gerri But he likes pinball better than bowling Greenlee. Annette can be seen in the fu- ture giving recitals in the math department. Larry IiDo home ec students practice teach in Leno Hen- riksen wills his strong, silent type to Alex Tarzan Soudorgus. Lorry can be seen in the future figuring mathematical ratios for coke mixes. Ken Whee, itts like skin diving Bohn wills his Martini drinking ability to Ann I prefer HononIs High Pro- tein Mullins, Ken can be seen at the Kentucky Derby drinking mint iuleps in the very near future. Pot My bottle collection is growing Colby wills her non- conformity to Larry live got to break Up this fourth floor clique Hamilton. Pot can be seen in the Future writing poems for Playboy Magazine Gail HooIo-Hoop Mitchel wills her mop and pail to Sandi Shake, rattle and roll Britten. Gail can be seen in the future manufacturing Carr's. Diane hIIII commute to Keo by skates Dennison wills her easy going manner to Kay 'iBut Poul likes me this way Zorn. Diane can be seen in the future oiling her skates at Dutty's. Caryl I didnlt moior in home ec for nothing Koepke wills her gift of gob to Judy But I already have it DeLapp. We see Caryl in the future as president of the American Bobysitter's Association. Don You cotton-picker Mooske wills his walk to Tom 'Woddles Finni Don can be seen in the future teach- ing Lee how to milk :3 cow. h. ...;-'..'-'.-+- v-v.-' .- 3- imp-g+:.