Central Michigan University - Chippewa Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, MI)
- Class of 1948
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I 1 4 K4 f , xg y LJ 1 , 'M ' L f ' ff filib N Iv 1 X XJ .,. ED 553352, wk if yy W xi? .Mjf look about you . . .. -, -- -'. - - , . - - . e. - --. .. '. -.- e-'.'-we --..'...,- . -..--' ...-z,.-7 .--- -. - ..-.f...r4.. I 44 -.---H f- . 4. A.. A- e...-..,, -:'.'v.-Q, f-,1 4..,,-..-... .f ,.ff,. ..., ., H' r' A very wise man said many years ago. Look from the place where you are. This statement is certainly a sensible one and one would do well to consider its admonition. Really. it one is to do anything worthwhile in the planning of a lite. it is necessary that he look about him. The large enrollments in all of the colleges and universi- ties of our nation are evidence that many have looked about them. Time and experience have proved to many that a college education is necessary if one is to live efficiently and happily. To those ot our students who have planned after looking about them. we extend our compliments and congratulations. This annual really is a record of the achievements of a large number of students on our campus. It contains too few pictures and histories of students. More students should be interested in participation in college life: for it is here that one has the opportunity to develop those traits. characteristics. and visions which make for success. To those students who have not thought it important that their achievements should be recorded in this volume. I would suggest that they look about them not only on the campus but ott campus: and I am certain they will conclude that hey should replan their college careers. My message to all students is one ot encouragement. I am positive that as you look about you you will find a ision worthy ot you. It is also hoped that you will be worthy of the vision. Achievement can come to you if you ealize that power comes from within. Our best wishes to the seniors who leave us. May lite be good to all of you. Charles L. Anspach. Ph.D.. 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JJ ii 21- ' f'F tx .N LZ ' I 7' Q x N in X, 1 5 .Q .-Ak I '5 'f . .2 I V- D . ,A-, ,,.,,- f-A f- x K R ., . is- gi V: ,EEE If 4.4-1 o -L 1 'V 9 4' '15, U I' A 9 4 E-Q As NYG. ' x ' 1, I 1 Q Q :I : 1 E 5. N4 4 E 'Y' -7 A: 2 . F - 1 E313 g-5,5 s 5? 'I F ,W 'UTEP l 413 We 1 .cj .J -'f 1-Nf T- f' 1- X ll 4' l- 'fvvl lg 'J Z ,, , A -ff. Af if H feb H5995 ,A 1 534 g x A flight control N orval C. Bovee Dr. Judson W. I-'oust George N. Lauer Dr. D. Louise Sharp Dr. David M. Trout Dr. Wilbur E. Moore Il- , D , , 52 HX' , 1 it J AW , ,H r if WE .3 I' 11' E' .lzi ff ' Z. an wwf - 1,f7,.,., 3' i ' 'i A 7 4 , ' 4 S 4 rl o E at .',- A P ,A L Z .s Q. LW? 2 ..A :Mfti'1Qi n 1 A 1 ' A3 W' Woodward c. smizh :fa 'bl r,V.., ','Q?QQ,.-L Q-' if The administrative officers are representative of the many interests found around Central. The decisions meted out are based on the constitution and precedent. Decisions are always presented with impartiality. tact, diplomacy and a keen awareness of the problems and situations involved. If the results. at times. seem harsh, it is because the officers are interested in a better and more efficient educational and social program. pilots - .Q agriculture 5 M ai seen ., 3 wif-g, ' fi: fi 1 6 George R. Wheeler ?,,.,b,3,:.,.-3 nz,-, Mm-ga,-ei 5. Mmm- LBarbara S. King Katherine A. Ux 5 If X - RAY 4 '- ' - , ' E- ' If f 9 ' hmlogy i eien ' ' 'WW Q A M J Irene Jorae , if I as LaVerne L. Curry Faith M. Johnston Dr. Nicholas L. Cuthbert Olive H. Kries Richard O. Malcolmson - E , r l f-, 0 5 Z' ' All J commercenzes my 14-'WE' ' ' Frank E. Robinson Emma B. Carr Ottilia Kaminske Ima M. Chambers Claude D. Love pilots Dr. Earl C. Beck alll' ai I ' 4069 455- l' l 1 - --,' ' A :DPP gig! X i is english l ' an -A 2' ails' Ii. I fa ,I , ' vl1,hf',7rQl. ,. 4!f.A,.4, , :4r?'Ju'ff'fAAW gl ,-' 1 V 'A 5 ' ff Fred R. Bush AD:-. Roger P. Cuff Harry A. Miller Ivan D. Cole Dr. John C. Hepler l 7 l il 'K , . lm? 5 pl... 5 - fnrelgn language l - 1 Yf I l - Gi ff f z-zo- ff: 1 ,- l, Lkwunefi Rachel Loughridge G 1. 1' Dr. Alfred Adler Victor Coutant A ,,n ', . 3 ,. ,- rv f C'- geography 5 aeronautlcs C'.,3g,f l no 5.1! . If- ':' 1 ' J N Joseph P. Cara! '1'1jg.,f.'g Jgiififl. -'3'z e 'l5-EXC Maurice McGaugh Rose J. Hogue home econoEicsX f ,fe e xf 5' 9 551.34 1 .W ' l Freddie L. simonds Martha Daa Wallace pilots . it . 'PQ mdustnal ants 6,4 16' ' UQ -- with t 1: I A , 'Vgq V Xlazilx- .V S , , ,H George F. DePuy Ward D. Sager James E. Bowman Irwin M. Campbell I fb' T,wJ, V7 library Q, I X uf, Charles V. Park Mildred E. Gingherick Catherine O'Connell Jesse B. Thorpe I mathematics Cleon C. Richtmeyor Nikoline A. Bye Lester H. Serie: Donald M. Brown Gertrude V. Praif Dana Sudborough physlcaleducatlon X L 1 , . ia Ronald F. Finch Louise A. Grace L. Ryan Lawrence Sweeney S F273 .JA- f t i ,.1'52f ir- , 1, v . V 5. Lyle'F. Benner! Daniel P. Rose Rbberi E. Wear Carlion J. Melon Jean Smith Jane McNamara pilots A L ' Q Q if: A J. Harold Powers Levi O. Dees Mary Lu Reedgg Lorentz T. Hansen Myrle G. Theirs physics chemistry T r. Ernest J. Merrill Theodore W. Cook s Kgnngfh A, W1-ighf Leon C. McDermott psychology- education 5 3 i c Rqiiggxf if ti . gg ' 'i 'f3fV'li4Zt ': ' .-1Z4f7 :7 , Kenneth T. Bordine ,f .-'-' . If 'L f'. Frances K. Martin Herbert E. Marshall Dr. John K. Osborn Ralph L. Witherspoon Dr. Oscar Oppenheimer Dr. Gerald L. Poor Dg, Charles P. Poole pilots l 0 a x ,Pm rural ducatlon A e , C- -- Q .Q X i. S 1 5 :- Lf f '- vel-ne A. smekman 21.5 J. J.,-'U' Franklin K. Killian ., . ,zu ff--'R : .lf,4 - we rf :mga Dr. Holland H. Mayboe Dr. Wilbur E. Moore J. D. Marcus speech ,iff ,: Jr! 4' . 5' s:15 -3 I ' ' v mwtmiv social sconce A115511 C- KHBPP Francis A. Robinson Dr, George H. Nelson P Dr. Walter S. Ryder iff sk-gg -'42, , . Russell W. Lembke Dr. Herbert L. Curry Emil R. Piisier Emmet L. Raney I adult education af' ' 5i-G ' ' uLu5 ' ' f--4---','-l - . , .,. pilots Esther R. Altman personnel 1 -13 N , 1 'ffisgfila fa 331 3 iifjiigi .f 1' -' ' ' 14' - Katherine M. Smith Donald W- Ki1b0U!Il Rosalind B. Menlzer C. Dorothy Schaefer health service Richard J. Lichtenfelt fl ...... Dr. Robert F. Hall Opal T. Thorpe Marjorie M. Hinkley Phyllis A. Stanhopo Q ' l N L , , Us ff X. l keeler unlullilillf M' 'Q if l , L Q, o f o l Byron Clendening 18 audio-visual aids pilots . .F 1.4, I, . . 9' .college elementary - il ' ,. 2 'Q -':.:.l,.J-.' Ae -11 . ' . f v' .el-,Lf 5 9,25 5-' ,Y 'i'iil!Ll'a. 9 Alice Adam! Edna Heilbronll lf? 4 .wa ...-. g J gl' 7 7 -+ -- - by Y fe V ' ' 1-:L 20- l F so - --Ralf! f F' 'L' J n 5 . lv:-Eze: qv' J ,V 1 1, , J ' glffia - f, Ethel M. Praegor Helen L. Johnson Mary I. Bell Ella R. 0'Neil Lillian A. Engelsen Ann Louise Welsh rural I D . g junior hugh Thelma K. Marshall 'rl of ' AJ :V-ggi. t ,lx I Ewa ' il 51f 3-'Q I 53? 'NQx- M7 Fil'-PFS' ' 1 'ikwuk r. 'VH -tf+5Q:'xg- ual .ll JJ- 225. lllffljinv .ggjliflgl HTF' . P' Ui I-. silrwff . V . VE: L..-51, . Charles B. Park Kee-5 ' lie' 1 1 .,t William S. Carter Lois V. Walmglgy Josephine M. Montague mt. pleasant hugh Marian L. Halle: Edward J. Grambeau Agnes H. Campbell Gerrit D. Muyskons Constance M. Siegenga Bernard B. Stone 17 conferences 18 college conferences seemed to be more in order this year than ever before . . . boy and girl relationships on campus. centrals new student council constitution, international affairs. education. and russia were topics chosen for some of the conferences. . . . for the social science forum. which was open to the public. pro- fessors preston w. slosson and andrei lobanov-rostovsky of the university of michigan and thomas i. hamilton of the new york times spoke on soviet relations . . . the all-day forum brought forth a lot of constructive thinking on the part of students and others who attended . . . is education fai1ing??? was the theme of the other big all-college conference . . . the main speaker for the two-day discussion was dr. charles w. m. hart of the university of toronto . . . highlights of the conference were three addresses by dr. hart and several group forums. . . 'm , g. fpggkf. V I Q 6 Q fi In 5 X, - :Fl rf.. I 'A' 1 2 Q zgfxv, . 11.-, ' It 5, ASQ Z 1 Z V Q?-:F-7, ' N A .1 ,,....- . , L 6,5 J M,ug.Z . J '? .1. L 1' X ..L, 4',' -'-- '- 'V-', Q X X I , . fx 'W ' W 2 ' ML f llf , 9 Q X ff . ' 'fb f .,,,A ' ff 5 f ' Ky - ' , if 3:2 4 I l ..A- wit' I' Q--' 1 ' E ,..,i,,,,x 5 Q- A- - 2? We? ff? J 5 -M, .- . , X Q . . X 3,- . ' ip-Q - it-i 4- 4 - , :Wu 2 ,. -..-. 19 SBlli0f lass officers V, --.ment - Les Thflas ic 4 v memories of that last b' ig year at central are of the senior skip day at island park in may. with les thomas as chairman . . . senior tests. ' ' nn-Q inst ll given in two on a ments at last . . . and the big final fling. the secretary - A1 H senior dinner dance the night before graduation . . . other big days for the seniors included swing- out. baccalaureate. honors convocation. and the climax of four years of hard work . . . commence- ment on june twelfth. siiff.-:filo :gm 1, 9 7 ' ' Q re: - .lhck Anderson I H I' H iv f f'f?f'f 3, ' n XX ik ,QQNZQED - 2, ,, Natalie Adams B. S.-Secondary Chemistry C.C.F. Appleblossom House President Alchymists. Secretary Esther Annis B.S.-Music A Cappella C.C.F. Josephine Baker B.S.- Elementary Blanche Buhl B.S.-Secondary Home Economics Home Economics Club W.R.A. Gamma Delta Helen Cheslik A. B.-Secondary History Chippewa Staff Newman Club Verlene Cornell B. S.-Secondary Music House Presidenfs Secretary A Cappella Frank Crowell B. S.-Secondary Physical Education Frosh Football Frosh Baseball 1 J, Kia., ,pdf LJ . , - .,,-. ,.' l' A fiaff ff- ,f7f ?,gl, ,Eff .x. I '41 , Ls 1 br Kfv f 4' x X. A ll Helen Andersen B. S.-Secondary Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed Club Sigma Sigma Sigma W.R.A. Secretary Phillip Ansted B. S.--Chemistry C.M.C.V.A. John Ball A. B.-Secondary Geography Kappa Mu Epsilon Sally Carnahan A.B.-Speech. English Sigma Sigma Sigma. Pres. Alpha Psi Omega Vice-President Alpha Delta Masquers Sloan Social Committee Julia Chestnut Holbrook B.S.-Art Phi Delta Eta. Secretary C.M.C.V.A.. Secretary Masquers Y.W.C.A. Bill Cramer A.B.- Speech. English Alpha Psi Omega Masquers Betty Crumback B. S.-Secondary Social Science Home Economics Club W.R.A. Masquers Soph Social Committee K -54-'X 14 a '-.. 1 fs fi , . . , . .1 ',.. rl fy' T , f e.. . - I , -' 5 ', W' f,-sei?-.,.v..s ,. X 42,51 A 1 f P' . frank ww R i- , was-1 , vi + 1- Jack Anderson A.B.-Biology Phi Sigma Epsilon Senior Class Treasurer Interfraternity Council Letha Atkin B. S.-Secondary Commerce. Social Science House President Kappa Delta Pi C.C.F W.R.A. Doris Balwinski A. B.-Secondary English Kappa Gamma Newman Club Hilda Carter A. B.-Secondary English House President C.C.F. Gloria Cook B.S.- Elementary Newman Club Freshman Class Treasurer A.C.E. Masquers Betty Crimmins B. S.- Elementary Newman Club I.R.C. Loislee Cutler B. S.-Commerce Band Band Club Commerce Club Psychology Club . . 'sgzf 7' gl, f . rw . V . . l W 'ft Q , 1- 15.4 -f, it a v g' JI' i' 5' .L . 4 .V X 1 u is s, as-,f N 1 QF.-cs--.' , 415, 215:-3 V. ' M5 ,fi IW jews- rf:--4, 1 123. iris? .g,',fN'. -' H x .A A .fran P' :- .w-s.-.ff 'W'-. 4 1' 'Trigg --F Q, I 3 as it-n arfzfiswifi.. - Q' .5 1 ei. ff .' .1-1 Ls' -I , . , 'Q-332 7 M. Joanne Dziuba B. S.-Secondary Speech. English Masquers Girls Glee Club Newman Club W.R.A. William Ehlhardt B. S.-Secondary History Gamma Delta Kappa Delta Pi A Cappella Operatic Ensemble Durell Emling B. S.-Secondary Physical Education Men's Union Treasurer Sigma Tau Gamma Tumbling Team Cheerleading Marvin Field A. B.-Secondary Chemistry YMCA President Band Club President Alchymists. Treasurer Interfaith Council Appleblossom Madelyn Gallagher B.S.--Secondary Art Ronan Hall Board Y.W.C.A. Appleblossom Girls Glee Club George Gilbert B. S. Mathematics. Commerce Newman Club Ray Grambau B. S.-Secondary Social Science A Cappella Westminster Fellowship C.M.C.V.A. Richard Eccles B.S.-Secondary Physical Education Sigma Tau Gamma Tumbling Team Cheerleader Paul Elliott B. S.-Industrial Arts Alpha Phi Omega Masquers Lester Fhner B. S.-Secondary Physical Educa- tion. History Kappa Delta Pi Varsity Club C.M.C.V.A. Centralville Association Robert Flynn A. B.-Secondary History Men's Union Board Intertraternity Council Sigma Tua Gamma Masquers Newman Club Fred Gallert B.S.-Secondary Commerce Alpha Beta Sigma Varsity Club Gamma Delta S.S.A.C. Y.M.C.A. Ruth Goodrich A. B.-Secondary Biolgy Phi Delta Eta W.R.A. Panhellenic Council. Treasurer Natural Science Club. Trea. Sloan Hall Board Lawrence Graves B. S. Helen Eddy B. S.-Secondary Physical Education Physical Education Club Theta Sigma Upsilon Sophomore Class President Martin Elzinga B.S.-Secondary Track Baseball Howard Feury B. S-Secondary Art Kappa Delta Pi Masquers Chippewa Staff Marylan Gafiield B.S.-Secondary Biology Chippewa Bus- iness Manager Pi Kappa President Modern Dance Club Ray Gamelin B. S.-Secondary Commerce Sigma Tau Gamma Alchymists Commerce Club Bruce Gorte B. S.-Secondary Art, English Junior Class Vice-President Phi Sigma Epsilon Marian Greene B.S.- Elementary A.C.E. Appleblossom C.C.F. Westminster Fellowship Glee Club ' '. , Q 42 l Q 5 ll J-5' f WL .A. . 5 - 5135? +- 1 4. f': '.Q MF 'H 1 Q, yum Q, ,IJ f px v V . is . if W s p A .w W 'mi 1 r,l. w. Louis Haake B. S.-English Phi Sigma Epsilon Dorothy Harper B. S.-Secondary History Kappa Gamma Sigma Tau Delta Kappa Delta Pi Commerce Club C.C.F. Glee Club W.R.A. Evelyn Hill A. B.-Secondary English. Speech A.C.E. Kappa Delta Pi Sigma Tau Delta Masquers W.RA. C.C.F. Norman Host A.B.-Secondary Newman Club Donna Ingersoll B. S.-Secondary Art Chippewa Editor Student Council Alpha Sigma Tau Alpha Delta Masquers S.S.A.C. Who's Who. 1947 Virginia James B. S.-Secondary English C.C.l-'. House President Kappa Delta Pi A.W.S. Board Edward Kappalla B. S.-Secondary Industrial Arts C.M.C.V.A. Industrial Arts Club Newman Club qv' .f I' ll s .6- V . U I vb ' 1 'x 0 I L . ,,, I J if 'jf A . . I ' H 19 ' A -47 22 :'.QyWE,7 :fu I - L, f:,j,J-4.13, ,, f-1 15M'. f ' 1 4 H Q. Q 'Q ' W' . lf ' V -J S I I Ruth Hall B. S.- Elementary Phi Delta Eta A.C.E. Masquers Joan Hedges B. S.-Secondary Physical Education W.R.A.. President Junior Class Treasurer A.W.S.. Vice- President Theta Sigma Upsilon Alfred Hohneck A. B.- Psychology Sigma Tau Gamma Kappa Mu Epsilon Senior Class Secretary Suzanne Houghton A. B.-Secondary English Phi Delta Eta Masquers W.R.A. Sloan Hall Secretary Dan Jacbson B. S.-Secondary Marjorie Janson . pw E . 'livin' --Q--v . I 4 iii .I H -1' fy'-iiiijfkfki ' .V -,.::.. V v ' J . I ,af x Q V w l I ff KJ ' Us -v J' 5 film I' . an 1 f . .1 .J 4.5.1 'V U- 'ta 5 x if 5:53 '-lg, 1 .LEW Q' .,, , . .pw k, ,ca 5' . g,. ,li ' Lf.. 1 ,A : 1 L yn ,. f Z A, . 'Of ,- - - .iff . . QFQW lW jC-kylie fy .,m.,..4. ,1 1 B. S.-Secondary J ,ff V , Phys. Ed 1 k 'F ' Sigma Sigma L ' ' Q' - . jg, Sigma. Vice- P2 1 -V President if .4 ' .3 y 'V 'X N A Phys. Ed. Club, - 2 ' -1 President lifjf' b5Q5:.,f,,f4. w.n.A Board P n S-S-A-.C- Sloan Hall Board Leah Karse 1 B.S.- A Elementary ' : . ,. --Sjfl M517 :M if 1 K . Eddie Hanson A. B.-Secondary Speech Gamma Delta Y.M.C.A. Betty Herrick B. S.- Elementary A.C.E. Y.W.C.A. Wesley Foundation Intrfaith Council Masquers Kappa Delta Pi Glee Club Helen Holstrorn B. S.- Elementary A.C.E. Glee Club C.C.F. Gamma Delta Y.W.C.A. Ruth Immerman B. S.- Elementary I.R.C. Masquers Patricia Jahnke B. S.-Secondary Art Newman Club Phi Delta Eta Student Council Panhellenic Council Masquers Alpha Psi Omega S.S.A.C. Jean Jensen B. S.-Secondary Commerce Delta Sigma Epsilon. Pres. Commerce Club Panhellenic Council Masquers Y.W.C.A. Arlene Kerton A. B.-Secondary English. Spanish Delta Sigma Epsilon A.W.S.. President Sophomore Class Secretary Panhellenic Council Masquers rx,-E2 :TTT J Ja .H-sf. A, ,, np- 1 ir .,:, .I-Fm Richard Kidd B. S.-Secondary Commerce Newman Club Commerce Club C.M.C.V.A. William Lanshaw B. S.-Secondary Physics Newman Club. President Tau Alpha Upsilon Interfaith Council Student Council S.S.A.C. Douglas Lee B. S.-Secondary Art Chippewa Staff Alpha Delta Richard Loomis A. B.-Secondary History Tau Alpha Upsilon Commerce Committee Interfrat. Council. Sec.- Treas. Ada Mainzinger A. B.-Secondary English Natural Science Club Kappa Delta Pi Sigma Tau Delta Audrey Meadors A. B.-Secondary English Life Staff Alpha Delta French Club Y.W.C.A. Board Appleblossom Ronan Hall Board John Miller A B Ted Kjolhede B. S.-Secondary Physical Education Tau Alpha Upsilon 4 Varsity Club Student Counci' Men's Union. President Hans Lantzsch A. B.-Pre-Med. Phi Sigma Epsilon Chippewa Staff Alpha Delta William Lewis A. B.- Commerce Newman Club Delta Sigma Phi Commerec Club Wilma Luckhard A.B.-Social Service Gamma Delta Pi Kappa Sigma Interfaith Council I. R. C. Beverly Marzolt A. B.-Secondary Speech Correction Delta Omicorn Alpha Sigma Alpha Masquers Alpha Psi Omega A Capella Madrigal Singers Alex Merwin B. S.-Secondary Music Marcia Millhench Chippewa Staff Appleblossom Y.W.C.A. I.R.C. Jerome Kowalczyk A. B.-Pre-Law Alpha Phi Omega. Pres. Pi Kappa Delta C.M.C.V.A. Newman Club Masquers Betty Lawrence B. S.-Secondary Physical Education Theta Sigma Upsilon Band W.R.A. Physical Educa- tion Club Doris Libey B. S.-Secondary Chemistry Kappa Delta Pi Alice McClure B. S.-Secondary Physical Education Alpha Delta Pi Kappa Sigma Ronan Hall Board Chippewa Staff W.R.A. Board A.W.S. Board Who's Who 1948 Bernice Maser B. S.-Secondary Art Appleblossom Life Editor Alpha Delta. Secretary Student Council Jean Mikesell B. S.-Secondary Commerce Club I.R.C. Wesley Foundation Joanne Moeller B.S.-Music A Cappella Newman Club Interfaith Council W.R.A. Board Psychology Club Eloise Morell B.S.- Elementary Interfaith Council Psychology Club Appleblossom A.C.E. U W.R.A. ' Earlene Moyna B. S.- Elementary Phi Delta Eta Newman Club Band Club Sloan Hall Board A.C.E. I.R.C. Donald Nelson B. S.-Secondary Speech Pi Kappa Delta. President Senior Class President Men's Union Board S.S.A.C. Betty Olmstead B.S.-Social Service Y.W.C.A.. President Band Alpha Sigma Tau Alpha Psi Omega Masquers W.R.A. Glee Club Elizabeth Partitt B. S.-Secondary Physical Education Delta Sigma Epsilon W.R.A. Kappa Delta Pi George Perry B.S.-Pre-Dental Football Varsity Club Jackie Patterson B.S.-Elem. Wesley Foundation Jean Morrison B. S.-Secondary Commerce Kappa Delta Pi Masquers Wesley Foundation Girls Glee Club W.R.A. Ruth Mumby B.S.-Elem. Appleblossorn Orchestra A Cappella Choral Group C.M.C.V.A. Wesley Foundation Herbert Nelson B. S.-Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club Dean Ottoson B. S.-Pre-Med. Chemistry C.C.F. Lite Staff Alchymists Marilla Partitt B. S.-Secondary Commerce Commerce Club Delta Sigma Epsilon Sigma Tau Delta Kappa Delta Pi Lucetta Peterson B.S.- 'Elementary Home Ec. Club W.R.A. Paul Pety B.S.-Pre-Eng. Mathematics Newman Pres. T.A.U. Pres. Navy Club Alpha Phi Omega Keeler Activities Committee Foreign Lang. sw iii ' ,ef -.X ,l , -' .-f sign' - . A - ' Ai, lv , . ,qw1w'1!ifQQFi' V..-fr ,- '- -.ti - . ,- f vt, 1: 'Z SPA' Lf! pr- : L 'A . 1 Q so 1, 12: ::1f,.,.e5 Iva Moylan A. B.-Personnel Sigma Phi Omicron Y.W.C.A. W.R.A. Barbara Murphy B.S.- Elementary Theta Sigma Upsilon, Sec. Newman Club A.C.E. Ora Nims B.S.- Elementary Sigma Sigma Sigma Appleblossom A.C.E. Martha Overman A.B.-Secondary English Eleanor Parrish B. S..- Elementary A.C.E. Y.W.C.A. Sigma Phi Omicron Dorothy Petrie B.S.-Secondary Home Economics Home Ec. Club C.C.P. Charles Phillips B.S.-Secondary Masquers Sigma Tau Delta Kappa Delta Pi U1 s '95 .2 J '1 'sw'-1. 5 1 Harriet Pierson B. S.- Elementary Masquers Phi Delta Eta A.C.E. Ruth Prohaska B. S.-Secondary Home Economics C.C.F. House President Audrey Richrnon B. M.- Secondary Vocal Music Glee Club A Cappella French Club Madrigals Y.W.C.A. Westminster Fellowship Loretta Sauve B. S.-Secondary Commerce Commerce Club Sigma Phi Omicron Kappa Delta Pi Thomas Selby B. S.-Secondary Mathematics Y.M.C.A. S.S.A.C. Yvonne Smith B. S.-Secondary Physical Education W.R.A.. Vice- President Theta Sigma Upsilon. Pres. Virginia Elementary A.C.E Stanhope B. S.- '+.'.gE-. , . S' .. , 1 4 J Un ' Edward Prior B.S.' Sigma Tau Gamma Commerce Club Psychology Club Canterbury Club J-Hop Committee Charles Ramsey A. B.-Secondary Psychology Club President C.M.C.V.A. Barbara Ryan B. S.- Elementary Mercier Club Eleanor Schnepp B. S.-Secondary Physical Education Ronan Hall President Sigma Phi Omicron W.R.A. Board Jean Signs B.S.-Secondary Home Economics Home Economics Club Y.W.C.A. Jan Smits B. S. Psychology Alpha Beta Sigma Men's Union Board Lenora Stan B.S.-Elem. Alpha Sigma Alpha e Eizv 4Ll 4 B H + - ..-1: , , , , .1 .. f. r--if '--1.1 H UD'-'f., il 'iff 'Uhf' ' . irflw' v 'N .-we P ' x 'cg ' .- . F. ' x .i V . F g-4 .7 lvv xy 4 Y uf' 6 rl 1 yi 1, Q r . -, ,- '.', , ,..,-gh. -121 5- -ff J' fig ' ff. , , ' Yi I. . qi .1-f-ffm. -I.j .',.ln. L xy. , 4-I . '. ...su J f.'.u Lewis Profit B. S.-Secondary Social Science Y.W.C.A. Phi Sigma Epsilon Louise Raymor A. B.-Secondary Art Band Club Sigma Sigma Sigma W.R.A. A Cappella Alpha Delta. President Panhellenic Council William Sampson B. S.-Secondary Physical Education Blanche Schnople B. S.- Elementary A.C.E. I.R.C. James Skilling B.S.-Secondary Social Science Pi Kappa Delta S.S.A.C. Masquers Y.M.C.A. Horace Stafford B. S.-Secondary Biology. English Industrial Arts Club C.M.C.V.A. Mildred Stone B. S.- Elementary ! straw vjwf a Une?-5: 1 ,, ' 6 it W . r. 'I V ,K-, -.J p ffl, ssl. Wins .. , iw., f f' Shirley Storz B. S.- Elementary Sigma Phi Omicron. Pres. A.C.E. Lester Thomas B. Svlpfe- Theological Social Science, Speech Pi Kappa Delta Tau Alpha Upsilon Psychology Club W.S.S.F.. Chairman Jane VanDerbeck B. S.-Secondary Commerce Student Council Commerce Club Sigma Sigma Sigma Sophomore Class Treasurer Carroll Watts B.S. Mathematics Alchymist Club Betty Wilson A.B.-Secondary Social Science W.R.A. J , fi . V H 'fi i 'Cf'-P ,,, M, ...,. , Q. .1 N , 419-' . if ' . .w'f,,gf. 'gf 'A Donald Strouf B. S. Navy Band Mercier Club College Band A Cappella Alpha Phi Omega Sigma Tau Delta Band Club Jack Thompson B. S. Chemistry Army-Navy Club T.A.U. Treasurer Men's Union Board, Vice- President Henry Voltz B. S. Mercier Club Sigma Tau Gamma Elizabeth Wilcox B. S. Home Ee.. Chemistry Kappa Gamma Life Editor Chippewa Staff Interfaith President Alpha Delta Y.W.C.A. Hi Wood Beta Pi Lambaa Pi Kappa Delta Sigma Tau Delta C.M.C.V.A. John Zuraw A. B.-Secondary Social Science Patrick Sweeny B. S.-Secondary Commerce Sigma Tau Gamma Newman Club. Vice-President Varsity'Club Commerce Club Student Council. President Stewart Traines B. S. Commerce Tau Alpha Upsilon Alpha Phi Omega .I-Hop ticket committee Eli Voss B. A. English Gamma Delta Sigma Tau Delta Masquers Alpha Psi Omega Audrey Wild B. S.-Secondary Mathematics Natural Science Club Theta Sigma Upsilon. Treasurer W.R.A. Roland Woodcock B. S.-Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club Newman Club Sigma Tau Gamma Varsity Club Appleblossom I.R..C. Natural Science Club Newman Club riff? . Afiifjgv elif! - 87565 -5 ' K W.-ff 141131. ' p, 'E Q' W . A avi .,. C Q, f be ' N .... NK ..-., fr .. 4 E J c ur vy ff 1 ' o c Q Y so well remembered! how well this clause describes our 21st homecoming celebration. we surely couldn't forget the pep rallies. open houses, organization breakfasts. and then the homecoming balls as the climax of all activities . . . but we've neglected some thing-the parade . . . how could we. when it featured everything from a funeral arade P in respect to ypsi. to the depiction of their arrival in heaven . . . speaking of heaven. the beaut and o' f ' y p 1se o queen rowena slavxk and her royal court could only have been originated in that sphere. yes. homecoming shall always bring a kinda warm feeling accompanied by a chuckle when remembering little things lilse the colds resulting from that chilly dash be tween the gym and the ballroom during the dances . . . it was fun. though, and shall always remain--so well remembered. U Z n I , X N N W x v 1 X XIV W- JV L A, '-' -f' Q President - D 4 N ' C. - E I ' I ig i f F . ,411 -. I . E , e J jgi lass ofiicers 01181121 A2883 again the junior class presented th b' e zggest dance of the year . . . the i-hop with popular Ted Weems and his orchestra . . . many central students and faculty members were present at the ,gala affair in strictly formal attire, and still more attended th ' ' e Jam session preceding the dance. J and wing-dings of '49 . . . who, having survived six i ' 1 U0 '94 3 first row: Doris Addy, Yvonne Albaugh. Norman Archambeault. Donald Ar- sen. Edna Artley. Jo Ann Baltzer: second row: Naomi Barret. Charles Bashaw. Norman Bennett, Shirley Bloch, ElDora Bloomquist. Helen Booth: third row: Myrtle Bosma, Phyllis Boiruff. Shirley Bowes, Vada Brant. Frank Burek. Joan Bush: fourth row: Calvin Byers. Margaret Cardinal. Jack Carey. Camilla Carl- sen. Bob Chipman, Clifford Clack: fifth row: Bob Clapham. Ruth Clunie. Pa! Coffman. Geraldine Corning. Lois Courier. Shirley Courtade: sixth row: Ruth Courter: seventh row: Barbara Crandell '5 s 'V 6- ' -2.1 gb ,4 X . , wA qw. rf -'i I 9 ' I rr v xg, , ' Y his , registration lines, three physieals and psych. and ed., M rn '-B-, xx A gg iiijijfigl ,9xgfiQ3f':if ,A if 'Q c et' af first row: Donna Crawford. Erma Crawford. Mary Crossman. Ber Dangler, George Daraban. Grace Dehnke: second row: Thelma DeM Lois Dorr. Jane Douglas, Evelyn Elliott. Earl Emery. Orville. Em third row: Jack Finch. Virginia Fish. Mildred Fisher, Jack Fitzpatr Lewis Frisch. Verna Gilbert: fourth row: Rufus Gillam. Marjorie G' Jack Goodenow. David Green. Simon Guerriero. Margaret Guss: f row: Virginia Guy. Bette Hackett, Natalie Haglund. William Har t George Henry. Phyllis Himes: sixth row: Mary Hollister: seventh r Becky Holmes have become as permanent as temporary building - -- --- - , r, LL , 1 ,A- st row: Helen I-lolz, Bonnie Harman. Bob Hoxsie. Mary Jane Hoy. ck Huck. James Hughes: second row: Ervin Ignash. Eva Jacobson. tty James. Bonnie Jenks. Avis Johnston. Sid Jones: third row: Dor- y Kasel. Joseph Kelly. Jayne Kernen. Walter Kipisz. Chester Kipisz. lvia Klug: fourth row: Milton LaBaza. Marion Link. David Lirones. tha Lovelace. Marjorie Lynch. Marie McElroy: fifth row: Elva Lea Intosh. Elvira Mclntyre. Patricia Mathews. Robert Medler. Barbara rrill. Jerry Mikesell: sixth row: Bonnie Miller: seventh row: Donald ntney his I 4-J L R In 'asf - n A l :A IT v gyfiif' Eg 5.4.9 5 a no P - ,L -' l I I I helng juniors Involves leaving the first row: Mildred Morey. Phyllis Munro. Virginia Myers. Robert Nel Stanley Nesen. Jo Ann Oldershaw: second row: Aloysius Opalek. Al eba Parker. Virginia Payor. Harold Perry. Jack Perry. Alvin Peter third row: Lois Pratt. Bruce Preston. Pauline Preston. Mary Pull Margaret Purchase. James Reed: fourth row: Stan Rescoe. Donna R' ardson. Allen Robertson. Randall Robertson. Margaret Ross. Ruettinger: fifth row: Robert Ryndress. Harold Sabin. Henry Salisz. Ann Schafer. Willard Scott. Margaret Sheets: sixth row: Jean Simm seventh rbw: Paul Simon letter-sweater home with sis and the hooks on the st row: Betty Sipus, Nick Sipus. Lucille Skutecki. William Small. Am- rst Smith. Betty Smith: second row: Joyce Spurbeck. Lida Strong. ice Switzer. Robert Taylor. William Taylor. John Theobald: third row: ed Thorin. Janet Thorne. Barbara Thourlby. Phyllis Tolbert, Robert ne. Mildred Ulrich: fourth row: James Umphrey. Frances Vasko, Ro- rt Vaughan. Arlo Wallace. Ruth Wallace. Stanley Wareck: fifth row ta Warner. Genevieve Waszkiewicz. LeRoy Watt. Barbara Webber. I Webster. Mary Welsh: sixth row: Virginia Weston: seventh row: rb Whitaker RT A51 he rack at the cafe. . . and the marks in the guide hook. first row: Conway Williams. John Williams. Thomas Wilson. Ellen Wirth. Doroihy Witmer. Delores Woloson: second row: Jeanne Wolvin. Frances , Woodbury. Mary Woodworth. Mary Wright. Jean Young. Joseph Zapy- 3' towskiz third row: Donna Zemke A ff-,,,.vea 41. ' 3. . QK K - il il., g I o . 5 5341 s, 4 A' -4-mf if ,'3?'4- 5 ,413 l , x 1 5.7 A gi-P t ff I ' Q , z 1 k I ? 1 'G 597 E H' X A . ,gr '51 n ' ' 1--1 'il fa - ' A X if AV s. I I Y Q aphq f' A X ,,--W ' Y if' wr V ' . XN : y . ....--..::f-fvggi. ...I ,ilu -1- T .1 F i l N ,r .41 :Sf 1 --,..'L--QS I t dp ,' 1 r ' ' A 2? -If mf N ' eey-- 1 v ' 5 r h 2 ?74'.L,:es 4-nu 2, V! x , fir 35 X x-,. ' ' M fel W, y XX -f A I , X 'V ny., .YY ff , , j. f'3LlP1k:- gg, If M A r rr HE: I , - D A, . ' '. I ,, Xu . .M j Q 1- LE -. A H f ff?5s-w'9:h5v2'l5 5- 'f'f.2'. - . N 'J ' ' 'I .. sf. ,h -V -. . e 'P ' -' yr..-f7 . Q:.iEff1' Fi F' 1 --'- 'i 38 class activities study. study everywhere . . . in the classroom and on the campus green . . . where else would you find students so absorbed in their studies that even the arrival of spring failed to deter them from their purpose ? ? ? truly the central student can be commended for his energetic and persever- ing qualities. 38 J Rh sophomore wwuams Vice-nresiden! ' Asham 1 1 4.- -Y . ,on . Rosalie -'Om' sec!ei3fY Lo, lass officers he Macaw jingle bells. jingle bells. and the yuleiide season was ushered in by a christmas sing sponsored by the sophs . . . rhythms in silhouette was the theme of the annual class dance when all loyal second yearers clicked the' xr heels to the music of howdy max . . . climax of the year-sophomore day- devoied to fun and frolic for all of the class. was held ai island park. I K Y . J 1 ', ff- A 1 - Lynch 1 ,Z -7 I . f f ' 4 N 4' g 9 l . K X L V 'i N-5,-. A il- .lu F f 3 rm '+ - , , L 4 My-la' M E ELK rl and survivors of the green year . . . who, if Nr' fi-P KPN gl 0 , 'Wi ruff first row: Sherrie Adams, Ralph Alburtus. George Alex- ander. Patrick Ankney. Armando Antinossi. Frances Arie: second row: Alberta Arquilla. Wilde Arthur. Helen Baer. Carl Baker. Rosemary Bailey. Jacqueline Barrette: third row: Lois Barton. Ruth Bastone. Charlotte Beagle. Mary Bell. Don Belland. Jack Bergstrom: fourth row: Lloyd Birdsall. William Blazo. Richard Blazo. Margaret Bock- stahler. Lois Bode. Jean Bonnett: fifth row: Richard Box. Connie Boyd. Joan Bowne. Bethany Bradman. Roy Brand. Wendell Brenn Britten. Frances Buerker: seventh row: Shirley Card. Paul Carey . i r . , .... A 5,3 .4 2 1 'f Y rx hy now, 917 sixes row: Gale have signed everything from the roll-call of works ya Bn .we c Hel. rv' ,,.., 4 -,QW ,M -H , :n LgJfj,,ig',-je,5f,i first row: Robert Chandler. Ann Chadwick. Donna Chapin. Q,?E'i-Q 3 , 7 Myla Chapin. Robert Charnley. Marjorie Cherrette: second w uz. e row: Dale Chappel. Benjamin Clark. David Clark. Franco! kg?-'Qin 4, 1igQ!f'f!'f:?,3Qv Collver. Clarence Constahtakis, Jo Jeanne Cook: third X4 row: Wells Cook. Marguerite Creguer. Margaret Dacoy. n' .j.U. .Don Darner. Marilyn Davison. Jo Anna Debrick: fourth f' ' 'f H' 'E'Jii'f' row: Charles De Golia. Charles Deibel, Phyllis Denny. Noreen Dickenson. Jean Dickerson. Nancy Dingman: fifth row: Wilton Doehring. Margaret Dove. Shirley Draper. Donna Duerr. Robert Earl. Patricia Eddy: sixth row: Robert Ellis. Joanne Ellis: seventh row: John English, Betty Emmons ,pf beta sofratity , to a petition for fewer classes . . . Qt' 3 is it sf' , l X ,. X -wh, Wit, 4 t 'a.:HF- Ulf wi' . - A 'mb elm f 0 r, 'B 5 N QV? u X .,u.f5.5',,XT,Y, V. vt tx' - ' V' ,A jf 'Q 1 ' f ,V x R. wx., t. i , , first row: Phyllis Featherston. George Fedrigo. Gloria Feldhauser. Floyd Feusse. Charlotte Field. Barbara Fin layson: second row: Joan Fleischmann. Joan Force. Ed ward Fortune. Bette Foster. Patricia Foster. Lois Frahm: third row: Richard Prank. Eldon Frisch. Robert Gardner Melvina DeBauer. Gale Gleason. Kenneth Goebel: fourth row: Earl Goldberger. Ellen Goldman, Phyllis Good. Esther Grannis. Mary Jane Graphos, Carolyn Groom fifth row: Daroleen Hess. Barbara Hewitt: sixth row: Carol Jean Hill, Robert Holbmgk have discovered keeler union, cigarettes and harry Jean Hoerner. Lyle Hollenbeck. Doris Holzhausen. John Hood. Lee Hour. Don Huber: second row: Frances Hus- zarik. Madge Jack. Frank Johnson. Margaret Johnson. Mark Johnson. Rosalie Johnson: third row: Margaret King. Margaret Kleinhans. Carman Kniesley. Charles Kohlotf, Shirley Keehn. Kenneth Laetz: fourth row: Harold Lane. Esther Larsen. Elizabeth Larson. Shirley Larzelere. Paula La Sala. Thane Leiter: fifth row: Robert Libey. Warren Liken. Elodie Lirones. Janet Lishness. James Little. Jocelyn Loyster: sixth row: Jacqueline Lynch. Marvin Lynch: seventh row: Ruth MacKenzie. Ginny McArdle miller . . . plus, that there is no cathedral in cathedral B553 W ffl? al first row: Dale McClure. William McCort. Jane McFadden. Jim McGillen. Marjean McLean. Nancy McLeod: second' row: Margaret McPhee. Bernard Manker. Joyce Mayer. Donald Meyer. Louise Migan. Carter Miller: third row: Elva Miller. Richard Miller. Shirley Miller. Charles Mills. Evridick Mitchell, Patricia Morris: fourth row: Ralph Morrow. Betty Myers. Leonard Myers. June Newman. David Nickerson. Mary Ellen Nolan: fifth row: Harriet O'Brien. Doris Okervall. Ruth Olson. Newell Oren. Frances Osborne. Donald Oyler: sixth row: Nor- man Parker. Richard Pence: seventh row: Marianne Pepera. Ruth Perkins woods and they have forgotten all that they learned pr. .DP XA l. V YHA--.5 Xie., A X N. -lx, if Q .::' .7 ' .tl .ll 1 I . J. 'A f 5N'PF o first row Patricia Phemister, Barbara Phillips. Roger Pierce Michael Pirrotta George Pyne. LaGene Quay: second row. Jean Quehl J'ck Quinn. Carolyn Reid. Jean Renshaw Florence Rice Mary Richardson: third row: Marilyn Riches. Reva Roberts. Arlyle Roberts. Ralph Roe. Dale Roethlisberger. Gladys Rojem: fourth row: Leonard Rose. Lorna Ross, Marilyn Rosselit. Marion Rydahl. Carl Saget. Andrew Sassack: fifth row: Berdean Schantz. Grace Schmidt. Jean Ann Schulz. Lee Scott. Arva Lou Scrimger. Robert Simon: sixth row: Jane Shawl. Alice Shelander: seventh row: Phyllis Shook. Barbara Jean Shoults last year. . . they approach juniorhoud with a glow 04 Q he ml 5 Ox 72 N O f , . 5 . -F. , u first row: Wilma Sink, Clifford Sjogren, Donna Skeoch, Florence Slade, Geraldine Smarch. Donna Smith: second row: Mary Smith, Wendell Somers, Charles Soper, Willard Speaker, Arthur Spence, Lois Stanhope: third row: Vir- ginia Steiger, Vernon Steinke, Melvin Sternhagen, Robert Stickle, Irene Stone, Ester Streeter: fourth row: Mary Slurdevant, Delores Sturm, Jean Sutter, Helene Tansky, Beverly Teck, Lila Terpening: fifth row: Frank Thalison. Audrey Thayer, Phyllis Thiel, Ronald Thomson. Andrew Toth. Margaret Tolosa: sixth row: Shir- ley Town, Stanley Traines: seventh row: Yuill Trout. Marilyn VanDeventer in their hearts and a dent in their pockethonks w first row: Donna Volz. Beulah Voorheis. Walter Wagner. Robert Wahl. Melvin Walker. Roger Walker: second row: Mary Wallace. David Wallington. David Wangberg. Ed- ward Weede. Shirley Wells. SyAnn Wells: third row: Earl Whaley. Edna Widget. Beverlee Wilkinson. John Williams. Dorothy Wilson. Rudy Wodgengke fourth row: Norma Wright. Marylou Wyman 1' '54 as -.-wth ' s,..ah...wi v. 5 . .'4-'Y' 1 rt 1' t .513-'-I 1 6 F3 1 H f...-.v .r ' f v is J TAM f 4 l T X r- , sieve .. , rx A A L. ., Q, 9 ' . -,Iwi .lf-.-705?-.TT ' I ' Q-Q , 3 2: .--- - - 5 ,ri Sm X rj . 1, . A E I ' -Q----V. Fig --..A 'X s Us fr: QQ , i - i'i !'15:gl- l 1 , A -In- , . - Q h . h g Iwi, y .. Z ig?-ff.i fZf'f 1 - al, ' Q I if-r E- 0 '- 1 Aa-.vglf 1 JH V f'f-- MW TY if I 5.3 SP' .- , . fi fe - s - A if W 2 ' Q N , 5, ilfqigxfjrllix ' .- 5,4-We ' X 5 51 ' 'Z 'E 'he 5 o ' 1 1 in 'pq-hu EA-2.1-ali Eg: A N- 11:4-N-.. ,. A . Nb- H i gs E , ef f A 'x f -fwrk aw- 5,0 if lass officers frosh activities began with the election of officers on march ll. 1948 . . . april found talented class- members taking par! in the annual one-act play festival . . . on may. 18. the freshmen journeyed to island park for their annual picnic. as 1 5 S 5 . ' S' A o .14 ' .ze iff' 'S . l . H YE I 1 : w A -1 L m Q 'I I 5 . , wg, A ,. , 1 l- :ii-12 '- jg' 'gg ' A l -il ... A , , t , l - - of - '.efminn.an and the first class from good old wewere high that Qi first row: Nancy Adams. Elaine Albrecht. Joann Allen. Francis Amend. Bettie Lou Anderson. Joan Anstock: second row: Earl Arsen. Nancy Arthur. Guy Bachman. Doris Baker. Evelyn Barnes. Arthur Bartnik: third row: Florence Bassett. Margaret Bates. Roberta Bauer. Donna Baukus. June Beattie. Kingsley Bennett: fourth row: Bernice Beralcovich. Kenneth Berentsen. Donna Berkley. Marilyn Bethke. Leo Bigos. Peggy Billington: fifth row: Darlene Black. Ruth Blakeslee: sixth row: Marian Bode. Ruth Boger: seventh row: Alfred Boulee. Genilee Brackett. Mary Bradt. Virjean Brewer. Joyce Briggs. Doris Brode ' f ' ' S - i:1.'.vh En.k::Q 'hs l.3.gH,::l,:f.1 .. 1 F it --, f 'L 'L didnt detour through camp cramp . . . no tatoos first row: James Brown. Elmer Brudy. Carrie Buhland. Donald Bullock. Imogene Button. Elizabeth Jean Campbell: second row: Mary Ann Causley. Avis Chapin. Ruby Chapin. Jean Chapman. Donald Chinnery. Georgianna Chisholm: third row: Margaret Clark. Marion Clark. Mary Lou Comstock. Nina Conaway. Mary Cotcher. Charlotte Cowan: fourth row: Phyllis Cowe. Nancy Crapo. Charles Crawford. Marian Croft. Rose Cusenza. Dorothy Datz: fifth row: Gerald Davis. Barbara Dean: sixth low: Henrietta Deibel. Mildred Dent: seventh row: George Ann DePuy. Arlene Derrer. Alice DeRyche. Betty Dillon. Beverly Diment. Dora Dingrnan consume volumes of knowledge. . .write to high school 1:2 first row: Lois Hayes. Mary Hayward. Dorothy Henderson. Alice Hill- man. Don Hillman. Harley Hinkley: second row: Jimmie Hoak. Ruth , Hollisier. Betty Honeywell. Eleanor Hooper. Joyce Hubbell. Alera Huggeit: third row: Pat Hunt. Barbara Hunter. Frank Irish. Colleen James. Phyllis Jessup. Art Johnson: fourth row: Colleen Johnson. Jerre n ' Johnson. Joan Jorgensen. Thomas Kaar. Jeanne Kerwin. Katherine Kime: fifth row: Eileen Klacking. Ida Klein: sixth row: Florence Knob- lock. Virginia Krause: sevenih row: John Krauss. Wallace Kuras. Ed Kwiaikowski. Norma Lake. Sonja Landis. John Lange buddies A I , 1 -:,.1mF A ,- Q! ' I - ww ,algo so .. - N h-Q! F? ,iw , me 'Um ,g l4LfAL,-ffiiyin ,' V. . . . worry about the team and the old flame 1 first row: Ron Larzelere. Marjorie Lass. Caroline Leonhardt. June Lepisfo. Reva Lewis. Phyllis Linkous: second row: Gayle Longmate. William Lory. Sue Lyman. Wilma Lynch. Ann Martin, James Martin: third row: Margaret Martin. Joy Anne Matthews, Wendall Mayes. Dorothy McCormick. Christine McIntyre. Richard McKay: fourth row: Joan McLean. Barbara McNeil. Pat Medler. Emily Menzel. Kathleen Merkling. Carol Ann Messenger: fifth row: Calvin Miller. Beverly Miller: sixfh row: Harry Miller, Joan Moore: seventh row: Rita Morgan. Barbara Morrison. Lucille Moskal. Phyllis Mullreed. Velma Muntz. lone J. Musall . . . june comes . . . they cleave a notch in their first row: Arthur Neiger. Calvin Nelson, Darrel Nordberg. Allen O'Keefe. Joanne Olmstead. Delphine Orlowski: second row: Margaret Orris. John Ort. Virginia Otterbein, Charlotte Parfitt, Mary Ellen Paxton. Sally Peck: third row: Lois Perry. Dorothy Philp. Agnes Pierson. Sandra Pilcher. Anne Powell. Florence Prather: fourth row: Nancy Premo. Jean Price: Alma Puterbaugh. Alma Querciagrossa. Ramona Quinlan. Joyce Baths: fifth row: Jo Anne Renwick. James Roberts: sixth row: Colleen Robinson. Ellie Rogers: seventh row: Jacqueline Rogers. Dolores Rossow. Lois Roth. Rose Rudoni. Grace Ruegsegger. Katherine Rumpf N ' A ' q '4 'F':y .faqs , . 4 ,. ,- if 'E 4 -.. ,, -,ffl .- ? ly xp 1314. V. ,i:eQsf, Hi 3, -x LJ yfgk ' ' 1 Mi l 31,3354 '5 5. g ,f 2,5 fm' ' 'Spiga . ,, r - ,ewzihf jf' , 12'-if ' M T ,QW ' Biff, ', ,, .-rm-4: . 929' - .-ef.. . ft 1 ' ' ' ' ' M 11,3-. l , . 'Y Ji ' tl 2 53 special pencils . . . go home and spend the summer 4 -f:' 54 first row: Beverly Ruttan. Treva Sanderson. Mary Sanford. Phyllis Scherick. Jean Schmidt. .Terry Schuette: second row: Gordon Schultz. Gwen Seaman. Delores Seeley. Keith Sheldon. Harold Sheets. Agnes Shipley: third row: Mae Shock. Chuck Shotwell. Victor Sienkaniec. Edythe Silverthorn. Lois Simmons. Mildred Simpson: fourth row: Sally Sisk. Richard Slater. Mary Beth Smart. Dessa Smith. Leah Smith. Shir- ley Ann Smith: fifth row: Vera Souci. Richard Sowalski: sixth row: Mark Spagnuolo. Barbara Spence: seventh row: Mary Stillwell. Mona Lou Stowell. Ronald Swarthout. Phyllis Switzer. Dorine Taber. Mary Ellen Telfer m ' . if ew 2: I J 'f ,f i . 1 ' ' S. '. 1. - fur' planning new tortures for next years freshmen. first row: Marie Thomas, Eleanor Thompson. Ronald Town, Sally Tucker. Kenneth VanOcker. Mary Van Pelt: second row: Jack Vince. Albert Vining, Charles Vining. Lois Walkley. Shirley Wallace. Georgia May Walker: third row: Virginia Warren, Margaret Westergren, Frances White. Marjorie Wirth, Mary Jo Woodruff, Dorothy Wright: fourth row: Waivah Wyman, Phyllis Wirth. Wanda Yankie. Ted Zabitch. Clara Zelenka. Marie Zittel ,,-.-.. . , , A ..,, 9 T fr O EK U' . A n 'Q,l M A these with pride and 56 I W Q 'I ..-fa. ' Q-- X 9 x as F 4 S 3 A lines. lines. linesl! registra- tion lines. cafeteria lines. and those that flow be- tween classes . . . why. theyre almost as long as those handed back and forth between the men and women of our student body . . . then. there are those little jaunts over to the sheep-sheds . . . how many of us have sacrificed that between-class cigarette and cup of coffee for them? . . . the old weather man was the one who decided whether it would be a boat or a pair of skiis which would aid us to our destin- ation . . . oh. yes. the sheep-sheds : we s h a ll long cherish the memory of these little havens of-well. well remember them, any- way. with the bitter comes the sweet. and it is with pride that every centralite re- members the ad building. shimmering under her win- ter coat of silver or just as commanding under the clinging green ivy of the spring and summer . .. . the other buildings with the lawns and trees are nothing to pass over lightly either . . . yes. we can well be proud ot our campus. these with a grin R t ,X W1 dvi Q 5, MQ XQ-Q1.fr..'j, fm ' Q:3f' .Q ' V 197' Y A f 'Wa f5E.NaN 1,5 K3 1 - 3 fy '52, -Y ' I QA 732 7 I J 'Q ' mfs 4 1, Www My 5153! 1 W f A K p 6 :re-4 -6:4 ---.4 ' 'ff 4 - -' 'S-f'W .'1ff' , Lf'-41' 1'if'?'if 'W' WEE: b '-w'2gi'.!Q 'W' ':4'3if-fri? 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V' 9 -I- Y v- 'A . . in XQ13' . c' .Y w 1 wr: ggj a 1' ' W1 - 1 5 I ' il' A b if . .F-12 7'1 ' , P . yt - ' A H U fi, .,,-1-.W p.e. perils if perchance a girl is limping across campus. and is abundantly covered with bandages, she may likely belong to centrals physical education department. the womens athletic department works hand in hand fwhen not arguing over priority of the gym! with the w.r.a. board . . . it fur- nishes equipment for all types ot activities . . . softball. basketball. archery, field hockey. and even weight lifting! tis a well known tact that .1 of a p.e. majors time at central is spent in the pool. .7 is spent in activity courses in the gym. and the other .2 is spent in classes. learning the objectives and aims of these activities. woe to the gal who thinks physical education is a snap course. a' Penis nm. 1 uni row: A, May, I. Reed. A. Tulk, A. Lockman. T. Pabclis, D. Dcrmoth, G. Stnutier, W. Winters I. Parlitt. E. Iqnoshg second row: I. Scott. E. Winters. C. Rose. I. Bishop, R. Franz. H. I.. Scott I. Currier. I. Bogusz, P. Houck. W. Smith, C. Rich. E. Clauss: thrid row: A. Nielson, F. Mellen: gang, R, Sullivan, A. Thu-yer. B. Gorllh, Manager Thompson, H. Whittaker, Coach Dan Rose, Manager Cll!! hit 'n run chip diemondmen came up with some gems during the '47 season . . . one of the best in history . . . a win over u. of d. and a pair from normal . . . willy winters hurled the nine to six victories. including a no-hitter over alma . . . joe bogus: slugged out a .375 average . . . captain was don damoth. coach dan rose has a tield full of lettermen tor the 1948 campaign . . . should be successful . . . co- captains are bogus: and gary stautfer. Ferris Inst. Alma U. of Detroit Michigan Normal Western Michigan Alma Hope Normal Hope' Hillsdale U. of Detroit Q,-., w, . w M2 --, , ww ,4,.,1,!., W. - w 1 LT' f 1 1 , . , - -, il SF? r,: -,vp v'.. ' 1. . ,,, -N 'V-ff. 1 . 4 . e--D1 '41, I v' ' ' ww M4 yipeeeeee . . . chip baslreteers posted their best won-lost record in the books . . . they were just nosed out of a bid as michigan: representative at the n.a.c.e. in kansas city . . . coach dan roses tribe dumped normal. northern. and western ontario. a new-comer to the sked, twice each . . . early season losses to milwaukee and northern illinois were avenged on the local floor. no outstanding bucket-makers this year. but john partitt. captain ted kjolhede, and bob marzonie led the season's scoring. lost by graduation at the close of the season were gary stautter. pat sweeny. kjolhede. fred gallert. and flick gerkin. 'lu h'w ..'rxMQQgqI ce QQ 11, B-SQUAD BASKETBALL QQQI o lo ' 0 coach biil neerings ivs followed their elders example in coming through with a good season . . . their intercollegiate record went like this: CMCE 44 Alma JVs 38 47 Mich. Norm. Fresh 38 56 Alma JVs 30 50 Mich. State JVs 63 44 Mich. Norm. Fresh 39 57 Mich. State JVs 49 308 257 several contests with non-college opponents were arranged with central on the short end of a 2-3 record in that department. the team appears to have po- tential varsity material . . . high scorers for the year include k. timmons. v. bareham. 1. mc don- nelL h. cohen. and c. alexander. . II ' 6lf2 : - . Z '1n,' In 5. Ihg 'bg . ,gphichu qfllfl, 'afbgeqbq 11.,,,.1 . , A J F -W' is x. 3 Q, x 'Q' an Di...-:g ff H 9 il 4. - A , . ' mt-' ,1. ll think youll forget the tough after- noon with u of d ? ? ? that was the highpoint of the spring for the gang tutored by Bennett and wear . . . the decision was dis- puted by the visitors. clap hands. three cheers and stuff . . . the track team set its first season undefeated in dual and triangular meets in 1947 . . . iirn little broke the 1942 half mile mark and snapped it again for 2:02.4 . . . duve did 120 yd. hur- dles in 15.7 to eclipse 14-year old record . . . little, and duve were unbeaten in their events as was dale wares in the 440. wares was captain for the season while '47 high point man. warren giese. drew the same honor tor 1948. pedal pushers 98 92 W 70 89 Vz 80 Alma Ardian . U of Deroit Grand Rapid Alma first row: R. Alburtul. E. Krepps. D. lurabek. Coach Wear. Coach Bennett, W. Lewis, I. Ociley, R, McKinnon: second row: C. BCIIIIGW. C. Sibqren. E. Holtinger. W. Giese, H. Doomhos. C. Baker, I. Kindt, E. VanDavonlor: third row. G Kuhn A. M D tt G Bo lr , 'l'. C R. W odco k - . . 1: ormo , . c er aroy. o c . D. Wares, K. Wood. A. Clark: fourth row: I. Wildtonq. R. Frazer, I. Quinn. I. Little. W. Fuqenlchuh, C. Duvo- R. Frank sJC 32 43Vz 61 4lV2 51 first row: I. Little. I. Gundry, E. Vu-nbovonhr, F. Fauna: second row: I. Winter, K. Vurbindor. I. Wiidlonq, R. Frank: third row: Manager A. Rockcdl. D. lurabok, Couch Wem- did o.k. for themselves . . . yup. chip distancemen stacked up a record like this . . . clipped albion 26-29 . . . bounced western 21-34 . . . dropped a toughie to normal 32-25 . . . trounced adrian 19-40 . . . total 3-1. either jim little or ken vasbinder copped first. except at Ypsilanti . . . both broke the albion course record ll7:20J posting 17:05.8 and 17:08 respectively. central stepped out into national competition at the ncaa meet at michigan state finishing 18th in a field of 20. the wearmen met all foes on away-from-home courses. coach doc sweeneys gym-men went into inter-collegiate compe- tition for the first time . . . the only central team to meet a big 9 varsity . . . matches went like this . . . central-29. u of michi- gan-59 . . . u of m got 26 points without opposition . . . a 42-42 tie at michigan state . . . a second loss at michigan 41-23 . . . a 38- 26 set-back to msc in the local gym ended the season. al opalek, captain and highpoint man. went undefeated in para- llel bars events . . . back with him from pre-war days was lou haake . . . most promising new- comers were dud emling and bob mckinnin. gym dandies first row: W. Oliver. R. Charnley. W Butler D Emlxng W Louisell A Opalek: second row: Coach Doc Sweeney A Allan. E Elandt F Pankow R McKinnon. R. Finley. P. Wagner BV: Grand Rapids SW 24 V: Aquinas 2 E6 ll Alma 16 14 Alma 13 7 Normal ll 81A Grand Rapids 9V'e 7 U of M JV's ll ll Aquinas 7 l7Vz Michigan Tech SV2 3 Normal 15 tint row: W. Theunissen. R. McMillan, F. Burek: second row: Coach Serier. A. Raisanen. I. Keyser, R. Mclntyre. A. Maids the weather was damp, but cen- trals birdie-bongers went through with their first season since 1942 . . . on the whole. results were not too discouraging tor coach serier and his men. tee - totalers team members shot 18 holes prac- tice a week . . . low scorers were selected to play in the next match . . . consistant pointmakers in- cluded mickey mcmillan. eldon rainsanen. iaclr keyser. bill theu- nissen, and tony maida . . . back in school this year are raisanen. maida. and several others ot the 1947 squad which served as the nucleus ot the 1948 team. Ioh - sters rain plus clay courts equals one big mess, e.g. the 1947 cmce sked . . . most meets and practice sessions washed out . . . eight games slated with alma. grand rapids jc. normal. and western . . . only three played . . . results tor what was the tirst season since 1943 read: grand rapids jc-5. central -4 . . . and exactly reversed score later in the spring . . . and central-5. alma-0 in a meet ixywhich doubles were cancelled because of rain. coach park had on the squad such fellows as 'bill and 'bobb wardrop. pat sweeny. steamer clark. andy sassack. 'boopsie carroll. dick loomis. 'otto ross. 'howard nelson. 'jack hornung. bill blazo. matt musial. and slug howe. those starred are not in school this year 67 the gridiron picture was not totally black last tall . . . light spots here and there . . . detroit fans respect chips for holding their eleven to a fourteen-point tie for three quarters . . . normal fell with a thud on homecoming . . . northern also suffered in the only night set-to of the year. so near and yet so tar seemed to be the situation most of the season . . . coach lyle bennetts charges fought valiantly against opposition that was just too tough . . . but. like this book. heres to the future the detroit times picked warren giese and tony pabalis tor its small-college all-state grid team . . . tony has since signed a pro- A .K i e lagu- ball contract with the lions . . . named on the all-state second 4 - . nge, squad were captain. gene tieiema and co-captain elect. mike yedi- ' 'fm 'nak . . . chuck lrolhotf. also co-captain elect. received honorable mention. 14 U of Detroit 34 19 Bowling Green 20 6 Northern lll. 6 12 Western Mich. 20 45 Northern Mich. 0 7 Youngstown I3 33 Michigan. Normal 0 0 Milwaukee State 12 .,,l 1. ..........'w.,'.-,-1,-g. I, , - f J V-,,f' xx ,, 4' - ik, f f it -' ly ln 1-'llt. L1,.1 nc Y- 1 VL L isiilff-Wk 5 k ., S ' wif. . '. X iq' H, 1 5. ' - ' Q N 5? C q V M-M A 52 sa I 5 ,ri . ' ' .9 M 'w 1211 . W me W s -s N.- '9!!5E'f..... 'P'! '- . . 4. ,. 'I '!'u , - Wvmpqh N 'a.,Q N aka W . coach meforte i-vs came out on top this year. too . . . season record: 3 wins. 2 losses . . . grand rap- ids ic 13. central 7 . . . locals had just 4 days of practice before this tilt . . . michigan state i-vs 41. central 0 . . . ouch! central 13. alma 7 and a second win 13-6 over the :cot i-vs . . . finale. central 12. port huron jc 6 . . . so went coach meforts first season as yellow iacket mentor. there were no outstanding stars on the squad . . . just a good all-round outfit that played pretty 'f consistent ball. E ff' .' J? W ,mf foot - hawl b- - we , n I . , aj first rows E. Owen. D. Crulml. P. Marsh. E. Clause, T. Paballl. lchuh. C. Duve. G. Gvozdleh. G. Perry: second row: A. Kerry. W. Glele. P. lullmtm. C. Reynolds. I. Scott. D. Cote. H. Perry- tnlo hlrd Train W ar. C ch Melert. H. Madden. N nf I row: er e ou . ll. McM1.-xcken. A. Telxleru. I. Major. P. Young. E. Sehuknechh B. Iereau. M. Yedlnck. C. Kohlotl. C. Dedoliu. W. Fuqen- Iim Fitzpatrick, E. Tielema. D. Scott, E. Weede, E. Hottinqer, D. luahmuul. L Williams, 8. Peuldewlcz. Manager G. Hutch- Privk. C. Tumi. ll. Cameron.. W. Delbel. lock Fitzpatrick. I. Mueller. Head Couch Bennett. Line Coach Sweeney formula for inter-mural succcess mix together any required number of touch-football teams with a cross country meet and a tennis tournament . . . let simmer during the fall . . . when snow falls. move activity- into the gym and keeler rec room . . . stir in 45-50 basketball squads. a ping pong tourney. a large dash of volleyball. and some billards . . . in the spring. transfer operations outside again and add softball and perhaps more tennis. spread over the entire year . . . this experiment is sure to add a large amount of friendships and fun to mens activities on campus. note: this formula may be changed from year to year to meet the needs of the students. this year there were 22 football teams operating in 3 leagues . . . the con fu boys came out on top for the second year in succession . . . ted kjolhede won the fall tennis tournament by defeating andy sassack in the finals . . . ted also won the cross country meet for his frat. the t.a.u.s. during the winter 45 basketball teams in 4 leagues battled to the finish in a tough campaign . . . league winners played off for the position of top team in school . . . the detroit kats won from alpha beta sigma in the finals . . . billiards, ping-pong. and volleyball also evoked considerable interest. mix-masters detroit lmis defeat alpha beta sigma for intra-mural lille. additional mens sports activities included the mens union stag meet in the spring and the frosh- soph games at homecoming time . . . the greenies defeated their elders by virtue of winning the final event. the flag rush. bobb wardrop and terry carey have just been awarded the top athletic awards of central . . . bobb was given the first jack dempsey-adam hat trophy ever given at central . . . terry received the second an- nual bob carlson memorial award . . . both were multiple-letter men and popu- lar here at school. Bobb Wardrop, President C. I.. Anspuch, Terry Carey f' P Beg 'ft 71 twenty-two of centrals big wheels and little cogs were chosen this year by faculty and students for WHOS WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES . . . they are all juniors and seniors with a point average of 1.5-or better. and they were nominated by campus organizations. publications. or academic depart- ments . . . those who wont need space ships to put their noses in the clouds are: shirlee bloch. joan bush. jean cramer. warren giese. verna gilbert. donna gover. natalie haglund. joan hedges. theodore kjolhede. william kumbier. esther lauet. john lee, douglas lee. alice mcclure. bernice maser. sebe morgan. donald nelson. elizabeth parfitt. stanley paskiewicz. yvonne smith, eunice sutherland. eli engen VOSS. f--Sx A? , 2 xl Q 0 NO ' I J -, A V .tif-' , 1 hall of fame J central shunned its senior girls this year by picking four handsome men for chippewa awards . . . pat sweeny. don nelson. ted kjolhede. and iack lee now hold the title of the most outstanding sen- iors . . . students and faculty voted them this title on the basis of personality, scholarship. and leadership . . . all tour of them have been very active in campus activities. as president ot the student council. pat sweeny did a swell job, and he wasnt so bad as a varsity basketball and tennis player either . . . the newman club picked him tor their vice-presidency. and he was also a member of sigma tau gamma fraternity. speech and debate work have kept don nelson busy this year . . . he holds the honor of being president of the senior class and president of pi kappa delta. jack lee saw his aim ot a new student government constitution realized after much hard work . . . his other activities include serving as national student association delegate from central, and editing the sports material tor LIFE one semester. sports come first on ted kjolhedes list . . . an all-around player. he was on the varsity football. basketball. and tennis teams . . . he also held the presidency of the mens union. and membership on the student council and tau alpha upsilon fraternity. . X ?i .Ji-' Qaw 4 W , Q? J 7 N u NVQ X G 1 'W I .ry i- 3. . ,.,.- 1 Wim if f Q4--7'-'L vu f ' - X li-.-,xii in wibix -0 N gif QffQQJ E. 34' . , --X 5 , Wy f- - X ,J VX , 'A O fjz I,--I A ' -.,, . 1 ' if' ' 1-I .'.' , ,gy lf A ' 'g 31441 . fl? WN ' - 1 f - g if -W, c'-A W f ,f-1+ Qx ,Q XX lx fb 'Hr ' 5 X ,fl . xx A,Q5i'-'livin' U 'gil-+i':fAif,lJ'LL::14g.NgC,7'-'fi' 'f ' I. 'ff- .. I A4 , ..,, ,... -f I F X V ' .ef w NX wwx V YY 9 V, :lungs ff --., Y XR ' X 5-. ' 'X 4 ,L NL I . f VX... Q 5. ,JJ If u 5 1 , LL? fra Q? 9J C9 12 vp V 1 Q Y Q f 7ZfE?g55E5ggfgy fii:ffL H.Qm5 ?95AM f',,Mf Cflylzjfgh-l 19- 4 . wx.jf?y3nfF-.,'-f5'.-HJ ' W ,Q-ga.-gf-ff 'lf'-,K fhx N - ---W -lil H - lv if ff-Q,-1,-5... XX -2 ffL f' ,.,, 777Eww 4 ' gi 1 ' U ,,.L M Q , fm A .l f ff A X F5 --ff-U ' 74 ' . M. ., Y l N - u:, . A , . fn 5 max f- ag - f- f SX in Iuqisqif' If A ill Q fk .... . .. S,,,'.,, ,I -.fy flff' ,.A,.. '.,' -' -I K' S'gg'f1.z.af'QL, . ' ,uf fry 4' 6-gf TVN,-- Q ff.. X . ri A f ,J mf' vy H . , A 2 -1 Q few Q fe J 0 ik W for '- 41 -,,,,.,g:-:mf-1 3 6 W . ww rwi.v- ' '?-...J XX f y xif -5.-. N--' 3' - , 'lf G 'N J Q Q' ffi . B L54 . .f fy F I 'J 5 f ff '19 , ff 'ynfj fx, cgi J . 'tx-. Hi R V in fig, -A .. 5 K-pfiQ',. X ffi- 75 ' x, QT ,-f -T' , 'sn1,.Q.aQ:11e X. ,v M341-rg' M x I l 1 ,f tirst row: N. Adams, M. Wright. S. Nason. I. May: second row: H. Booth, l.. Kimball. K. Miller, I. Burr G. Clark. A. lohnston. W. Kumbiar. E. Watts President - Stanley Nesen Vice-president - Mary Wright Secretary - Natalie Adams Treasurer - John May the alchymist club is an organization of chemistry and physics maiors and minors with the idea of furthering interest in chemistry and physics on centrals campus lwe can just see some joker over in the union with a test tube whipping up a coke! . . . although not active during the war the club has regained its status on campus . . . in the fall there are den parties. initiations. movies. and trips . . . the spring social calendar included hay rides, a may day breakfast. speakers. movies. and the annual banquet. 1 O p. .N X X '24 . - , gf: ,.l-. xl . -n nag .jf ' .i .fs :QA . '1 A Cf -W .w-:swf-'a'.+pr- e B. M I. San! cl H. Pl d wa I. Herrick. A. Calkins. Miss Martin. F. Rico. gfgrgrv ihlrd 23:15 Robust: R. Dlngrgrlx I1.li:?tor::n, M. Ulrich. M. Green, A. Chadwick, M. Mcillroyr fourth row G Foldhaunr W Seeley. N. Buthko. M. Vanllolt. H. Holmslrom. I. Rogers President - Ada Calkins Vice-president - Florence Rice Secretary - Lillian Krognes Treasurer - Rogene Trout the association of childhood education is an active organization for all girls raving about the early elementary curriculum . . . meetings are held bi-monthly at which discussions related to elementary teaching are held . . . all sorts of holiday parties are held and the club this year. as in the past. helped with costumes for the play. the emperors new clothes . . . a correspondence was started this tall with ger- man students and christmas boxes were sent to them. .H X C-X' We M... ,u My ls Uv, - . 1 1 5. '. l 'aljafii' .5 r I ff. .gl -.H ll, HF. . ' 1 tlnl row: E. Wirth. H. Gustafson. M. Greene: second row: A. Campbell, M. Back E. Morell, H. Tcmslzy, H. Iteon. L. Frohm. V. Stockmcm: third row: E. Widget, M. Bell, I. Petrlo, R. Thurlow. B. Clondeninq, C- F4715-1193011 KGGVBOYJ- F- Killian, T. Slockmdn, M. Welsh, E. Streoter, M. Pullum applehlossom President - Helene Tansky Vice-president - Helen Iteen Secretary - Eloise Morell Treasurer - Margaret Beck the appleblossoxn club. sponsored by the rural education department. is open to any- one interested in its many activities land not allergic to appleblossomsl . . . the club is made up of ten departments among which are journalism, folk dancing. mu- sic. social service. and dramatics . . . all members are allowed to participate in as many departments as they wish . . . providing they dont allow their school work to! interfere . . . the appleblossom monthly publication of the club and the extension department has reached a circulation of over 3000 this year . . . and next year we hope to go to congress. 95... . '1 .Q ' if' 4 1 tint row: G. Roiom. P. Good. M. Richardson: ucond row: B. Moreno. P. Knoblock. I. Foldhuunr, D. Dlnq- man. M. Gxlmu. M. Hayward. C. Buhland: third row: D. Hillman. E. Sipplo, I. Hubbell. T. Gnono. G. French. P. Rohm. D. Sturm. D. Hou. I. Zurawz fourth row: 8. Khouhassar, I. Button. M. Dove, I. Pitor, D. Dickinson uh I-'. Groonwood. K. Elckholt, E. Goth: socond row: F. Walt. P. Mulbrood. A. Jolley. I. Wellington, I. Houunau. N. Archamboault: third row: P. Coffman, E. Silvorthotno. N. Luke. A. DIYIUI, Chapin. I. Roqsrl. I. liaqlnnd. L. Mlgun. A. Chapin: Iourth row: A. Scrimger. I. Ronshcxw. Fuller. B. Andlnon. M. Thomas. M. VunPolt. R. Olson M 31' con, r 4 1 ' K5 111 'ff 1 Jw' .ilu N l. V -,.-, 4 ,s WJ: if 'A fi.-' ' ' flhhkutffi.. I I , 'v . I .l , 4 ,. ' I 'J-.'::s . :1'T!Zy:1 '1j'q'5gf,1:f-1 t . - ' 79 11.-r A-. . - El VV Si 'X . '1 ,x KN:fs?- 'X fs IN ,N . K15,f,a W ' A0012 QOGA H fv-u f-- rx fam ?'fx ., FQ? fffqq . - .-'4 .3 .. F'- ?Wr5i3xx1 C fk fe J 1VUNw 1. C A' QM, hi Q W o?T gMaE QQ? n,W0 Q59 .g ' , QQ! FREE a. ppnichvxi b 0 Q guvvek E I 5 NQS. ,gl K V 1 31' ' 4' ' first row: B. Holmes. A. lerlon, Dr. Sharp, V. Gilbert, H. I-lolz: second row: E. Schnepp, I-I. Dean. I. Thorne, B. McClure. K. Sanford, D. Wright President - Arlene Kerton Vice-president - Verna Gilbert Secretary - Becky Holmes Treasurer - Helen Holtz the association of women students board directed a busy year for central women . . . committee head-aches included fall and spring freshman weeks Kfor sophomore vengeancel. christmas ball and tea. co-ed carnival in the spring followed by the new- look style show, a. w. s. spring breakfast for new officers. spring ball. and spring tea honoring all seniors . . . this year a. w. s. cooperated with mens union in sponsoring entertainment for visiting athletic teams and kilroy . . . the organization arranged for donations to needy people recommended by the social worker of mt. pleasant . . . dr. sharp is the faculty advisor of the group. veteran S ZSSUCIZUUH I 4. fifx 1'Ld:Hi'A l 'if' Pi' .rl o wx-x so Jae i NT 9 as ek X . iw.- Hlvl, J . .ff F4-.T -154' 5 E' nnp'41w52i t row: J. lqnsllo. W. Arthur. J. Sotka. V. Stolnlzo: second row: I. Brisbols, R. Babb, Mr. Ktlbourn, Arson. B. Clark President - John Sojka Secretary - Wilda Arthur Treasurer - Vernon Steinke the central michigan college veterans association was organized to promote interest in veterans affairs . . . this organization has limited its activities to a national and state level . . . all veterans are eligible to belong to the association . . . the organi- sation has thrown its support behind such worth-while ventures as student govern- ment and national student association at the local level . . . they have backed oper- ation subsistence and the enactment of the rogers bill through congress. 81 chippewa christian fellowship ,. 5n..t..--. . ? ,.. iii . LL 7 i ' ff i C-N WE! 3 C -A '- in Q65 i first row: W. Mayes, D. Adibuuh, W. Dintamdn: lecond row: l. Petrie, H. Tyndall, D. Wihner, V. lame R. Courier. M. Welsh, M. Greene, Mr. Robinson: third row: A. Hoover. M. Chapin. F. Irish. W. Roger I. Willard. G. Thurber. R. Evans. C. Pomariul. H. Huntley, I. West: fourth row: M. Vern Pell. I. Gree I. Hdglund, M. Bates, M. Grimes, H. M. Reid. M. Krelder, A. Puterbrruqh. B. Gibson, I.. Atkin President - Ruth Courter Vice-president - Mary Welsh Secretary - Marjorie Swayze Treasurer - Marian Greene chippewa christian fellowship is one of nearly two hundred chapters of inter-varsity christian fellowship on outlying united states college campuses . . . professor frank robinson is the adviser . . . bible studies, discussions, rnusicales, and the annual christmas candlelight service, fill the weekly meeting schedule with just room enough for personnel 101 . . . students and outside speakers lead the services . . . chapel and prayer meetings are held daily . . . monthly parties including the annual spring picnic. a week-end conference at camp and the state i.v.c.f. conference were other activities of the group. foreign students E A ' I A A I 4,5 r- K. lilllx . Q if V Q5 ,ggi r - M4 -J Eaawa--A ' N I ,... -Q ,Q Ziff first row: I.. Krognel, E. E. Von, A. Nathan. S. Khoubaner: second row: T. Oliluh, N. Nathtmf D. Adibuali this is the first year that the foreign students have organized . . . it is more or less a discussion group and therefore has no definite officers except dr. poor as advisor . . . they discuss problems pertinent to their lives and the way their lives correlate or dont with the american way of life . . . they hope to have certain persons as guests to aid them with their sessions. 83 C R V. K .FLA -ff . ,:'gfK'75i'1 1.. 9 first row: G. McDowell. B. Lewis, I. Briggs, A. Mays. G. Ionos: second row: Miss l. Chambers, M. Rydahl, B. Gibson. V. Weir. D. Kidd, Miss Carr. Mr. F. Robinson: third row: A. Carroll. C. Iamos, M. Souls, F. Vaslzo, B. Boiser, 1. Gralhwohl, C. Pierce, A. Iolley, I. Carroll, I. Pierce. B. Hackett: lourtli row: 1. Krauss, D. Fillmore, D. Feusso, K. Loetx, D. Wiltso, C. Dolbel, I. Morrison. A. Sussack. ll. Doggett: filth row: E1 Larsen. B. Gaudy, G. Molm, K. Eickholt, K. Erickson, M. Richardson, S. Khoubasser, P. Schorlch. C. Mc- Intyre, M. Hallonboclf. D. Phllp commerce cluh President - Virginia Weir Vice-president - Robert Gibson Secretary - Richard Kidd Treasurer - Marion Rydahl the bi-monthly meetings of the commerce club include one social and one business meeting . . . the club is open to anyone with a commerce complex . . . social activi- ties include a get-acquainted party for all new students. a hay ride. dance. senior banquet. and numerous and sundry parties. Y 3,-z 4-M JJ, 1 1 ' ra 'fic A A- v y , W -'S-Ns. :v ,' '- .uv-,, 1 , ' F H 3F'T ,. '- 1+-rs-,.g ' 4 if I .I I K 'um ,Q-I. fl-'gk E 1 2 yu.. W0-. I u - ' n 1 , . at , VAV. x 'E5m,.,gh, . 3-'25 Et'- 39431- 42 'av ' 2 J-f M I I ' 4 home economics club -1-.--,.,. -A D 1 1 - '. 5'grg,,a N 00 , 11, fb ff f x,J ,lx .,,, ,N M-.lr tirsl row: D. Petrie. B. Hewitt. G. lrelan, Min Hoaq. H. Wallace, B. Larson: second row: M. Hollister. R. Hollister. I. Signs. I.. Voorhoil, I.. Anderson, C. Iohnlon. E. Arqullla. S. Millar. B. Emmons. L. Gruobor, H. Prolralka. P. Blackmore President - Ruth Wallace Vice-president - Betty Irelan Secretary - Barbara Hewitt I Treasurer - Dorothy Petrie the home economics club started out a busy year with a candlelight initiation serv- ice to take in nine new members . . . through the jane mcninch drive which is held annually. the club sponsored state representative lucille voorheis on a scholarship . . . and it couldnt have happened to a nicer gal . . . they were hostess to the high school home economics clubs from the eastern part of the state on november 22 . . . and sponsored a float in the homecoming parade Kno prize. but lots ot funl . . . they contributed to the support ot both the international scholarship drive and the per- manent headquarters fund . . . money for this was procured through the cooperation of the members on such projects as helping with departmental dinners . . . the club is for economics majors and minors . . . they have their meetings twice a month. and see the dentist twice a year. house presidents nm f.'7N!Nf B Ienlrs D. Snow: second row: D. Cruwlord. HQ Booth. Dean Sharp, ll. Prohcslza, row P Wirth. M. Stowoll. H. Carter. N. Loipprcmdt, B. Franklin, M. Davidson: fourth Baker I Chapin. I. Leplsto President - Ruth Prohaska Vice-President - Donna Crawford Secretary-Treasurer - Helen Booth the house presidents council is composed of one representative elected from each off-campus house . . . the council holds monthly meetings to discuss matters per- taining to house living conditions and whether the orange crate will ever replace the dresser . . . plus other pertinent matters . . . this group plans functions for off- campus girls and works with a. w. s. on all-women activities . . . highlights of the year were the co-ed carnival and the christmas party. . My V13 ,J 2 eg? we VI XXQV4 fe industrial arts club W 0 A ' ea ff-- T2 tint row: Mr. Sager. D. Warner. E. Kapalla. W. Dietze, Mr. DePuy: second row: D. Webb. D. Bollcm F. Bunk. B. Butler. E. Adams. I.. Langworlhy. F. West: third row: B. Sunqree. H. Nelson. R. Gcxrdne W. Rinehart. A. Lockman. I.. Harper President - Edward Kappalla Vice-president - Wallace Dietze Secretary-Treasurer - Richard Warner the industrial arts club beganthe year with a party given in the college den . . . at regular meetings of the club the members heard special lectures. saw movies. and participated in discussions pertaining to industrial arts . . . lsuch as. will rubber bands and scotch tape ever replace the nai1?l . . . social activities included parties of different sorts. including the annual christmas party. and the annual trip to a northern michigan lake. intercollegiate speech 1, I E211 . we .-.J , C-r - A f f?f'-ill' a -'P' - ' x Q- 'ff' .. A -..N , l L 'W fx NJ -'91 NPL Nil 1 iirst row: G. Chisholm. A. Huqqott: second row: M, Fisher, E. Hill, M. Wright. E. Streeter: third row: l. Kindt. I.. Thomas. Dr. Curry. C. Harrow. D. Nelson. E. Hanson during the past year. central has sounded-off in many inter-collegiate speech activi- ties with more than twenty students representing the local sod . . . the state tourna- ments ot 1947-48 were extempore speaking at central. discussion at western michi- gan, novice debate at michigan state. mens debate at alma. womens debate at michi- gan normal. oratory at albion. interpretive reading at hope. and one soap box ora- tion at the corner of broadway and main . . . centrals speakers also participated in contests with students from out-state colleges including ohio and pennsylvania . . . and took part in the regional pi kappa delta forensic tournament at michigan state college. 1 N 1 I be it ever so humble there just isnt anyplace like keeler ballroom to hold a dance . . . at least thats what we keep telling ourselves . . . from the hi-light of the social season, the j-hop, to the regu- lar wednesday night record flings, everyone finds a dance to suit his taste and to trip the light fantastic . . . for the homecoming ball. the gym. the ballroom. and two orchestras were needed to keep the crowd dancing . . . then. santa took time off dur- ing the christmas rush to help us usher in the yuletide season with the semi-formal christmas ball . . . heartaches. in honor of ted weems. was the theme of the j-hop . . . tuxes and orchids flourished that night . . . oh, and we musnt forget the square dances that many of us labored through andthe saturday night dress-up affairs . . . then there were the sophomore and freshman dances. too . . . my, but we really did a lot of dancing this year. 4 F 4 interfaith council : . e ii 7 i CJ' Q: - K J .ff Elie. -if . :link ill J-'I-' lin! row: Rev. G. A. Dewitt. Mr. R. Witherspoon, Miss C. D. Schafer. Mr. R. Wear. Mr. F. Robinson. Dr. G. Poor: second row: H. Sabin. R. Courier, B. Hewitt, E. Elliott, B. Wilcox. M. Daeay, W. Lucklmrd, D. Lironoa: third row: B. Love, I. Carey. D. Arson. W. Kumbior President - Harold Sabin Vice-president - Donald Arson Secretary - Margaret Dacey Treasurer - David Lirones the interfaith council is the coordinating body for the campus religious groups . . . the president, advisor and one representative from each religious group make up the council . . . each month the council holds an interfaith hour open to all campus stu- dents . . . the hour consists of a. program ot discussions. music and refreshments . . . the council sponsored the world student service fund drive to raise money tor needy students in foreign lands. 92 interfraternity council -'-.J.- . fl 'Vf' .. 1 3 - tint row: D. Loomis. B. Winton, M. Mullul. Doon Lauer: second row: W. Cutler, l. Anderson. H. Flynn. D. Wanqbarq, H. Vaughan, H. Dieholi, R. Huck, W. Smith President - Bud Winters Vice-president - Matt Musial Secretary - Dick Loomis Treasurer - Dick Loomis .W o-T., dv. Bern P .P C Y 699. 'yy I- 4,-ni I 21 if 5 K : ,rf - I' 5 .. .. 1 ' -' -V'-. m P. ,- . .,-,-. . I the interfraternity council is the governing body of all fraternities on campus. . . the council is composed of two representatives from each of the six active fraterni- ties on campus. the interfraternity-panhellenic dance was the highlight of the social activities . . this semi-formal dance was held on november twenty-second. international relations club 'fu I first row: B. Webber. W. Seeley: second row: E. Sutherland. Dr. V. Coutant, Dr. M. Koopman. A. Calkins: third row: P. Randall. F. Harris. D. Zomko, I.. Blanchard, O. Nathan. R. De Forest: fourth row: M. Hussn. I.. Krognes, M. Fox. D. Wilson: filth row: I. Reed. I. Gauthier. P. Billinqton, A. De Rycko, V. Wunamuker, E. Ienkins: sixth row: S. Khoubcssar, S. Guerriero, R. Iohnson President - Eunice Sutherland Vice-President - Robert Robbins Secretary - Ada Calkins Treasurer - Robert Nelson the international relations club sponsored by the carnegie foundation for peace was organized on campus for all students interested in understanding foreign affairs and in fostering good-will between american and foreign students . . . the meetings are bi-monthly and include discussion groups. panels. special speakers and social meet- ings . . . highlights of the year include the membership tea. winter sports party and spring picnic. masquers A .. A l 1 1 x P W 1 tin! row: I. Lynch. J. Bush. F. Bush. M. Van Devsnter. M. Charena, I. Dziubc: second row: D. Duarr, P. Thiel. M. Ross, R. lmmarman, P. Cottmcm, E. Streeter, B. Olmstend. I. Force: third row: E. Hill. M. Hollister, S. Roscoe, N. Gwinn. J. Morrison, l. Loyster, R. Raymond, B. Mitchell, I. Dobrlck President - Joan Bush Vice-president - Harold Patten Secretary - Meegan Kelly Treasurer - Ann Ensign the curtain rises . . . rather laborously . . . on another successful dramatic season land a startled cast who couldnt resist a last peel: at the audience through the vel- vet.l for rnasquers with the production. kind lady by choderovs . . . another three act play was presented in the spring semester . . . one acts. a christmas party. and the decoration of a masquers club room under the stage made the year one of prog- ress and fun. oh yes. and a small urge to work. 95 the keeler dorm organization opened the year with an informal get-together in the college den followed by two main dances in the ballroom, followed by westerly winds and prevailing temperatures . . . the holiday spirit was ushered in by the keeler boys with a christmas party in the den . . . through the efforts of donald kil- bourn. dorm director, a study hall was made available to the residents with books. President - Eugene Winters Vice-president - Calvin Byers Secretary - Donald Montney Treasurer - William Sullivan keeler union tin! row: N. Nathan. I.. KimbalL W. Lewis: second row: I. Read, D. Hood, B. Winton, Mr. D. Ktlbourn, C. Byers, N. Archumbeuult: third row: D, Bullock, G. Pickett, W. Liken, O. Emory, W. Brenner. I. Little, D. Anon. E. Arlen: fourth row: D. Nordberg, F. Fauna. G. Brown. W. Kumbior. C. Gates. D. Nelson, I. Hudson: fifth row: I. Barr. D. Dochow. P. Sweeney. W. 0'Doll 'L Y,-4 ' l .O ,f 15? af UQ U n ,r, r. 1 i w C3 FN nQj' first row: D. Belland, I. Quinn, E. Hanson: second row: 1. Harris, D. Loo. C. Miller, A. Stewart. A. Anti- nosai. C. Harrow, C. Sioqrsn: third row: I.. Birdsall. D. Norton. I. Davis. W. Cutler. V. Sleinlre. D. Kuper, R. Williams, H. Kidd. I. Slucoyy fourth row: V. Studar, I.. Quay, I.. Staqql, B. Fitch. H. Feuaso, G. Schultz, C. Walls. V. Sionkcmic dormitory 97 mens union boar Q, .,,. A 3 , ' :.f fs, I it P '76, D .-gf ,':fg.:, f --X' f' .Ll Vx I gf' I 1 V' 4-if-. .-:'A A . f 5 W9 ' a.-...Q jf lint row: C. Clock, T. Kjolhodo, D. Emllnq. N. Hickman: second row: R. DBFOYOIQ, R. Flynn, D. D. Curry. I. Smils. I. Carey. I. Thompson President - Ted Kjolhede Vice-president - Jack Thompson Secretary - Skip Clack Treasurer - Dud Emling the mens union board, of which all men students on the campus are members. strives for better organization among their brother students . . . meeting regularly. the board hashes over problems concerning room gloom and non-allied activities of men on campus, plus free shindigs for the male population . . . recreational activities for the year include a dinner for incoming ireshmen, tag wags. and an annual toot- ball banquet . . . a. w. s. and student council stumble over each other in a mad frenzy to co-sponsor the christmas ball with us . . . mens union advisor is dean lauer. newman cluh qv-r-wg , 'f 5... ii, If I X rx ' 3 e 7 1 J .. A .V .- N , , . -. If Fiji, U ti QE!! tin! row: M. Ducsy. M. Lynch. E. Moyna. Min 0'Neil: second row: K. Sanlord. E. lgnulh, P. Sweeny, I. Carey President - Jack.Carey Vice-president - Pat Sweeny Secretary - Gloria Cook Treasurer - Earlene Moyna the mercier chapter of the newman club is the catholic students club . . . purposes of the club are to foster the spiritual lite of students, to direct their religious in- struction. to enrich their social life land to stop unlicensed tlyingl . . . the yearly program is a well-rounded calendar of social. educational and religious life . . . dis- cussion groups are held each monday night in keeler union to answer religious and other problems . . . regular monthly breakfast meetings are highlighted by outside speakers and entertainment . . . spark plugs include a christmas meeting, may re- treat day. and the spring formal dance . . . the picture demands an apology to our more than two hundred members--all we had was three acres of space and one neg- ative. N 'Fa -. :WE Z ' 4,355 - .-T T . vis ' , '22, , fa S X FE I 59: if-'E S ?s 5 3. g-P gr' 25 S- 0 Ei U 2 U 3 D- 3 5 Y' P' E U 3 E' n E Q E E5 D- 3 H F 9 3 P 3 natural science club President - Shirley Larzelere Secretary - Evxidick Mitchell Treasurer - Rufus Gillam the natural science club is two years old ldoes anybody have a reliable recipe for a no-egg cake?j . . . the chief purpose of the club is to promote interest among the student body in the natural sciences . . . activities included some work on the col- lege greenhouse and lectures. WM utographs autographs autographs autographs gtsstifylaig Mstspr MNA W 9 ws' fwti' 99' QJYOJS WWW WW, Www xS9Q?f?isf3l.Y'g,i:sB'M 0513 as panhellenic council YT, 1' , .1 2 : -L',:.- 1, '1- , 1 2 'i ,gffq-s Fw , . JhTJJxiHilJ.,,,, . r , -.1w-- , , . -U i . AI., Qiiwqlgi ag ,- J uivqi ably..-z.. .lk ry HRX is ug' I in Ya. .lb J' ,A n , A. 'I' -.4-4:. ll V .5 Il. ...Q f j: .1 Q ' ' We it 0 Q' - 2 v LQ . I E M d -:.,.fv-1,5 s.f J init? 102 lint row: P. McGuire Pulkiowicz, S. Carnahan. M. Gailield: second row: I. Pierce, I, Schaefer, Dr. Sharp, B. Merrill. I. Bush: third row: A. McClure, B. Pcrlltt, V. Gilbert, P. luhnke, Y. Smith, H, Baer, J. Ionsen, I. McFadden: fourth row: B. Herman, S. Storz, B. Teclz, I. Schneider, P. Blackmore, I. Hedges, M. McPhee President - Barbara Merrill Vice-president - Joanne Pierce Secretary - Jo Schafer Treasurer - Ruth Goodrich the panhellenic council. composed of three members from each of the ten sororities. is the local governing body of all sororities on campus. . . . the function of the coun- cil is to regulate sorority life, to establish and enforce rushing rules, and to encour- age interest in college activities. social events sponsored by panhellenic include tall and spring rushing, the pan- hellenic-interfraternity ball, the spring cotton ball. and the panhellenic spring tea . . . panhellenic also participates in the co-ed carnival sponsored by a. w. s. ronan hall dormitory 9 .,.. j g first row: B. Voorheis. E. Schnemb Min Montzor. H. Hall. M. Kelly: locond row: M. Simpson, A. McClure. I. Loystor. Y. Trout. L. Munlx. V. Guy. N. Haqlund. B. Olmstoad President - Eleanor Schnepp Vice-president - Ruth Hall Secretary - Beulah Voorheis Treasurer - Meegan Kelly in addition to the regular monthly business meetings, the 360 ronan girls activities are highlighted by the impressive, traditional christmas breakfast . . . high on the list of social activities are two orchestra dances in the rec room and 10 to 10:30 noisy hours . . . this year the fall hoofer was the turkey trot and in spring, the ronan rumba . . . the social committee. just buzzing with activity, takes part in the home- coming blitz and supervises the planning of several teas. 103 I . ,Mfg I 1.f.,c:,!M7 . 0' Q I 4 , jol o . I C ,N v A Yi! . .gggfgs ! W Q 's ' Q 1 V I first row: P. Blackmore, K. Sanford. Min C. D. Schafer, M. Ianson. B. Borchers: second row: E. Moyna, C. Carlsen, M. Dcrcey. S. Sewers. G. Smcrch. P. Dalton, I. Signs, P. Tolberl President - Kathleen Sanford Vice-president - Marjorie Janson Secretary - Barbara Borchers Treasurer - Patricia Blackmore sloan hall dormitory is always a place of many goings-on-these are some that we advertise . . . monthly informal teas, extra parties such as our kiddies party and the annual christmas breakfast . . . then too there are the joint parties with ronan . . . corridor parties and tireside chats are routine with the girls along with the disci- pline procedure of lights out and quiet hours, or may i have late-per . . . all these and many more merge to blend in with the fine architecture and splendor of lucy a. sloan hall to make it a grand dormitory for girls. ' 104 sloan hall dormitory x M.-'vu -4...-s-iv' ivy-,,,, ,M student council H, lirst row: D. Ingersoll, D. Wright: second row: B. Horman, P. Sweeny, Deon Sharp, E. Iqncxsh. B. Love: grail: rowzifl. Streeter, B. Moser. G. Mosher, E. Ayers, D. Nelson, T. Kiolhede, C. Tuma, M. Musiul, H. I-lolz, an or President - Pat Sweeny Secretary - Bonnie H01-man Treasurer - Clarence Tuma the student council is composed of the president and vice-president, elected by the student body. plus the dean of women, dean of men, one representative each from panhellenic council, interfraternity council. interfaith council, and veterans . . . three representatives, each from mens union and associated women students and the editors ot lite, applehlossom, chippewa, zippy stories, and terrible tales for tiny tots . . . student council sponsored the queens election for homecoming . . . men s.c. members volunteering all over the place . . . and other elections . . . they were co-sponsors of the christmas ball . . . and sent a delegation to the n.s.a. convention at madison, wisconsin. S. S. 3. C. iff, - Jfg rf, f N n . Mix K, .- v..i7, ,' ' I 22-1 H , lint row: Miss Menlzer, Miss Schaefer, Dean Sharp, Min Allman, E. Skeeter: second row: C. Clark. 8. Traines. Mr. Kilbnum. Dr. Poor. I. Carey the student social activities committee is composed of an equal number of students and faculty . . . this group studies the social needs of the student and attempts to de- velop a broad. well-integrated program in line with these needs . . . activities spon- sored during the past year were dances, hikes. bowling. picnics, music hours. square dances. sings. open houses. and several new ice skating rinks . . . lwhich due to weather conditions should have been equipped with canoes and a life guardll 107 Ct' 'X varsity cluh ...J tirst row: C. Rich. T. Pabalis. M. Updinak, A. May, B. Fugenschuh. C. Xohlott: second row: Mr. Rose. R. Frazer, G. Stautler. R. Woodcock. F. Gczllert, Mr. Sweeney, Mr. Finch: third row: G. Gvozdich. R. Lock- man, l. Scott. D. Icxrahek, W. Dietze, R. Pierce, T. Maidu. B. Reid, F. Young, B. Barlow, B. Winters, E. Weeds: fourth row: I. Taylor, L. Fohner, I. Quinn, C. Baker. L. Scott, H. Doornbos, A. Barnett. D. Scott, H. Phillips: titth row: G. Perry. D. Loomis, I. Wildtong, D. Cliit, G. Hutchinson, B. Murzonie, I. Partitt, I. Little. C. Sioqren. D. Frank President - Roland Woodcock Vice-president - Gary Stauffer Secretary - Fred Gallert Treasurer - Robert Frazer every man earning a major award in some sport is invited to join the club . . . looking at a man wearing a maroon c on his sweater. you see not only an athlete from central, but a man skilled in leadership and sportmanship . . . the big event of the year is a day or two of good old-fashioned torture known as initiation . . . Kthe varsity man of distinction drinks mineral oill WI'3 tint row: B. Anderson. C. I. Klnqscolt. P. Tolberl: second row: F. Slade, Y. Smith. I. Hedges, H. Slavik. V. Moyers: third row: M. Janson. S. Walla. I. Moeller, P. Foster. M. McPhee, C. Mclniyre President - Jo Hedges Vice-president - Yvonne Smith Secretary - Virginia Myers Treasurer - Rowena Slavik the womens recreation association was organized to sponsor recreational activities for all women students and settle little disputes about who gets the gym . . . girls voluntarily use the facilities and faculty time . . . all they have to do is do . . . the organization has survived three years now and a well-rounded program is had by all . . . the members of the board meet once a week to discuss current activities and the price of ping pong balls . . . overactive activities sponsored by w. r. a. include everything in the book, from tield hockey to modern dance. - if 3 r ' Q 2? -QQ- ' ... . ,.,,-1-- ' - SUN - I e ' Dfw 'Q QA AN J 4 4, 55 H ' r. Q- - first row: M. Geukes. R. Blakeslee: second row: B. Love, B. Hewill, B. Larson. A. Arquilla. G. Schmidt, Mr. Pfister :third row: I. Peilerson. L. Anderson. F. Irish. W. Cook. Ii. Robertson, I. Perry. E. Bloomquist M. Wright: fourth row: M. Gronseth, D. Brode. C. Cowan, M. Kinq, B. Herrick. L. Smith, H. Sabin. L. Doori A. Putierbcxuqh President - Byron Love Vice-president - Betty Larsen I Secretary - Grace Schmidt Treasurer - Alberta Arquilla the wesley foundation is an association of methodist students on campuses through- out the world and sends representatives to state and national meetings . . . the group consists of over sixty active members and meets each sunday of the college year at the methodist parish house for breakfasting followed by a one hour program and worship service . . . extensive service projects are conducted at the first methodist church. the west side settlement house. michigan home and training school. and points east . . . the group holds many recreational meetings. some of which are in cooperation with the Westminster fellowship. 110 ? L. , -ll 47' 'YJ -A 1 1 -- WL' .mf A A Y. r gm IA. Q . ? Liv -V 911 I W., ' -K., 1' 'v .-',' ' Q A ,. V . ...-...g...L4.a-Lg.,-.-.L,L.-A. ' - u .,V P , ' 1 .v in--a,,v.. , fn ii, l', H, H Ka, ,lj- . .11 X igvbts' f eff 'ful- ,- f ,f,.,,'., ., ., ' 4 nf' 1 ,NU .xr 49 V 3 Wk , '11? :- ,. mi' . wg: I' -, . .1 ,, ,.-., ,Wx V' .VI ,Ti-ga, L ,H 1 3 ff?'f'i: . E W gk f: , , 4' 1 -e ' 1 haf ..q '94- .H ..s H ,' 'li . n ,p wvfvr.-. if ,Vff 'if-, W in If-L3-, M 4. Q. ,594 r. .. -ws-1 . .. A., , ..,5,?,,., I 1, 4, ' ill: T. ' iff? 11 8 1 1 s I ? SEFG-'isli 'nf' - - 4 tr x v L4 wi.. 1- E I, I -1 .iv ,V V N .. ,fT7,'??J ' '7-J . 'f-'1 - ' er M gi YH- 3.'f.PfT-S'3': cf -E222 1- 25'-D - JEL. ne f yr- - :- ml 'pnjgg' -if , . '31 E4 J 'Q ' W SES ns 1 2 westminster fellowship iirs! row: E. Lirones. E. Milchell. M. Pullum: second row: B. Fosteroul, H. Swarthoul, D. Lirones, A. Miss Schaefer: third row: S. Miller. M. E. Nolan, M. Purchase, M. I. Hayward. M. V:mPelt. all. Iigss. B. Lirones: fourth row: E. Wirth. N. Lake, A. Buckel, C. Harrow. D. Arlen, M. Greene, B. . ymun President - David Lirones Vice-president - Ronald Swarthout Secretary - Betty Foster Treasurer - Ada Calkins the Westminster fellowship of the first presbyterian church of mt. pleasant was rec- ognized as a carnpus organization in 1946 . . . the purpose of the fellowship is to gain a better understanding of the christian philosophy of life, promote fellowship among young people. and to strengthen relations between christian young people in other colleges . . . meetings which consist of group discussions. followed by supper. are held on sunday evenings. ..-F.: 1,1 wh ,M M:-W- --11-N A .fl , K. i , 1- '1 I ., . ,,,, . 3'--1 . m ,v -1--if rf. I-J ,.,f..-- ve: twig! ' - ,rc 3 Q1 H l 1 1 J, ,aff ' ' - ,-m!'Ji '-- -.--'U'-1'5 . I-if 4k.f' ALJ, - .1 A f L lkifi Vffvv, ' :jf,s.Sll?- ffi'Tfm-:,fff,, - g ?ux5:fM.LwLMl,6,.,,.o Q 55. 'A 225' Q 'N N so s. y - ' , -rm'-f. 0,3 bv. - 2 - e ad? ' FH 1: 'M tlrs! row: l. Parry. I.. Watt. Dr. Poor. B. Midler. B. Sabin: second row: W. Dlnluman. I.. Quay. D. Zollors. B. Love. I. West. D. Iohnnon. D. Werner President - Leroy Watt Vice-president - Robert Medler Secretary-Treasurer - Jack Perry the y. rn. c. a. has enjoyed a varied program of activities again this year . . . social meetings as well as business have been included in the y program . . . in addition to the regular bi-weekly meetings. the y has been submerged in various other activities . . . guest cards were issued to men students on campus from outside the continental limits of the united states . . . special mention should be made of the y project for meeting visiting teams on campus and helping to entertain them. 113 ywcya .AW 00 0 f- m first row: W. Seeley, E. Elliott, Miss Altman, B. Mitchell, G. Meudors: second row: A. Nathan, A. Arquill B. Hewitt. B. Maur. I. Lepisto. E. Larson. H. Booth President - Evelyn Elliott Vice-president - Wilma Seeley Secretary - Evridick Mitchell Treasurer - Betty Herrick as is its tradition, the y. w. c. a. aired its activities this year with a columbus day breakfast for all in-coming women . . . other cloud-bursts ot the first semester were a halloween party. an international night. and a harvest festival . . . at christmas time a basket was packed and flashed to a needy family . . . second semester in- cluded a special speaker and a pot luck supper at miss altmans . . . for the y. w.- interiaith program miss altman spoke on religion and shintoism ltry the dictionary! . . . as part of the years project. the y. w. helped sponsor the world student service fund. A -.Tr - v l Ilfe staff Co-Editors - Bernice Maser Earl Ayres Society Editor - Audrey Meadors Circulation Manager - Bob Cheetham News Editor - Shirley Bowes Morgue Editor - Eva Jacobson Faculty Advisor - Mr. Cole 1 row: 8. Bowes. E. Ayres, B. Moser. Mr. Cole: second row: A. Meadors, B. Cheatham, Schuster. E. Iacobson or stat! of lite-whichever seems most lively to you . . . this years staff has a double-header for editor in the persons of bernice maser and earl ayers . . . all the rest of the business of putting papers in readable condition rested on the shoulders of shirley bowes, news editor: bob cheetham. second year as business manager: audrey meadors. society editor: io schaeter. circulation manager: and eva iacobson. poor girl. morgue editor . . . other assistants known as editorial assistants and the ever-present reporters were responsible for all the gossip. etc.. etc.. etc.. . . . alpha delta. national honorary journal- ism fraternity. was formerly known on centrals campus as the editorial board . . . it was installed a year ago . . . the fraternity strives to teach ethics. techniques. and mechanics ot journal- ism to its members. consisting of stu- dents from the chippewa and life statts . . . social and instructional meetings are attended throughout the year and work on the student direc- tory and other college publications is tressed. President - Louise Raymor Vice-president - John Lee Secretary - Audrey Meadors Treasurer - Betty Wilcox first row: B. Maier. I. Lee. I.. Rcymor, B. Wilcox: second row: S. Bowes. M. Guttield, A. McClure, D. Ingersoll: third row: S. Cheethczm. l. Cole. E. lacobson. I. Thompson, M. Shepard. S. Meudors. I. Brisbois chippewa staff 4- ,N 1 zwwwg.-.1 X x - Y x 5' ? Y. fx ff iirsl row: I. Schneider, R. Holmes: second row: A. McClure, D. Ingersoll, M. Gaifield, Mr. I. Cole:- third row: D. Addy. S. Wells. H. Lunlxlch, I. West, I. Loyster a great big sigh of relief. thats the feeling of the chippewa staff members . . . we may have put the wrong copy under the pictures or misspelled your name, but its done and it sure is different . . . orchids to alice mc clure who acted as unofficial co-editor as well as offical art editor . . . a bouquet is also due helen cheslik who stepped in as faculty editor when ian schneider graduated . . . and our heart-felt thanks to all those who gave of their time and grey-matter for the cause. M :Swirl-441' ws. . wi 'Mm 521-f 45 umm W 'N 3 s 'Qi ,' first row: B. Ienks, G. Bracketl: second row: I. Young. I. A. Haglund Q 1. Lynch. H. Chenlik. D. Kusel. N. Barrel: third row: L. Harper A :- orchestra formerly the orchestra was known as the string ensemble . . . it was organized four years ago and has grown in number to such an extent that various wind instruments, such as the mouth organ. have been added to the group . . . since organizing. the group as the c.m.c. orchestra has played for plays and for the annual christmas pageant . . . a spring concert includes works from the standard orchestral repertoire. c. m. c. hand flutes: M. Tolosa. B. Westbrook: bb clarinetss G. Ruegsegger. C. Phillips. W. LaPlant. J. Priemsberg. P. Thiel. E. Graham. D. McC1oy. D. Koch. C. Zelenka. D. Haist: bass clarinet: H. Max: alto saxophones: D. Datz. N. Crapo: ienor saxophone: R. Leonard: bari- tone saxophone: M. A. Chase: percussion: D. Martin. A. Wedol. J. L. Johnson. F. Buer- ker. R. Anderson, R. Krebs: corneis: P. Nicholson. C. Warner. J. Dean. D. Mulholland. C. Nordstrom, E. Whaley. M. Ross. R. Ceniela: irombones: L. Conley, D. Smith. R. Warner. D. Conley. M. Fields: bariiones: D. Crawford, H. Brien. C. Hedstrom. A. Merwin: french horns: L. Richimeyer. J. Schafer. B. Minnis: basses: D. Thomas. D. Strouf. D. Wade. S. Traines. A. Kipp: tympani: P. Mark J I-O 'V rt if .jf V -13 L, 'fl-.2 l I f 'Annu I I x 3 1,-'I .1 1 Qi 'Uv'- ...- Presxdent Marvin Field Vice President Lloyd Conley Secretary Treasurer Lorin Richtmeyer to be a licensed member of the band club. a souza-fusa student must have had three semesters in the band. two of which were blistered out in the marching band . . . the club is the core of the band . . . an organization within an organization . . . it plans the social functions of the band and is used to contact people in the field in view of finding more and better musicians on campus. o 0 Q J - if ' - J J ' 1 J ,X 3 A, v' W , I 4 n -aNAE'E.vQMNi.',gv U A Ig- a cappella choir I if I I , A -A Q L - 1 . A Q O ight: in V f-iw - .5 li' , . .. E22-1 PSN? ' . 'Ei-4 it ' 111:-.',l :ki V' Iliff-f ff' 7'-ii'-:IE ' 5 4 'Tug 55- 4 ,gf rl Y' .H- 1 , 1 I 191' 4 gfgff fi 2 -- m . ' -: .- r ,ag 1 S'f,: ,, :arg . '-' , .v 1y'n-fiiiff - . ?'5':1f ' - -:fs 'JW e. the a cappella choir of sixty voices, now in its twentieth year. is holding to iis true function of a cappella singing in a program of miscellaneous numbers rather than the larger choral works . . . for the first time in several years the choir is appearing in a number of off-campus programs in cities in this part of the state fdonations of busses. trucks. tandem bikes. and wheel barrows will be welcomed! . . . the annual christmas pageant was presented during the holiday season. girls glee cluh X-as Q x f va ,ns va' '- ll- 1: i . 7. .4 i' - 1 Af -: Ms, N I V' 'L N I W Li. .I it C I , - ,. 'J-5 '1 -s' about thirty gladys swarthouis compose the girls glee club . . . most of the students are not specializing in music although some are majors or minors . . . the spring concert is in the spring . . . strange? . . . in may. in fact. and assisted by an artist or group of artists during the year, the girls glee club performs at programs both on and off campus . . . the two main events of the year are christmas caroling and a program presented at the community hospital in the spring . . . the woman in front. waving at the girls glee club. is mrs myrle thiers and the accompanist is esther lauer. A 9 E? P' I' Q. i, 4. sf E E. Ls- xr J. ji I QQ- li ft 2 S 5-1 i.. . 231 17 s orrrcsns wg President: Hal Patten fig Vice President: Sally Carnahan Secretary: Betty Olmsiead Treasurer: Beverly Marzolf 'r Y il ACTIVES .,' 'r 5. Mary Scherich Mildred Fisher q . Pat Jahnke 1 Phyl Phillips Joan Bush Jim Ryan Q. s Bob Chipman gl Bill Cramer 1' Paul Elliott Ernie Vegter g Louis Woodruff -Y' .I- J 0 1 5 E, 'v Ji, ,i Z I ADVISOR :Q Mr. Fred Bush g. Q lv 1 avi if 4 5 Z 'F V , al. P if f M 7.1 5 L., 's a 51 1 i Y ? Q 122 Ii 'E S, I .- first row: B. Olmslead. H. Potion. Mr. Bush, S. Carnahan. B. Morzoli: second row: 1. Bush, P. Iahnke. L. Woodruii. W. Cramer. B. Chipmun. I. Ryan. M. Kelly alpha psi omega kappa theta cast of alpha psi omega is now in its second year at central . . . in- itiation was held this fall for four new members-joan bush. meegan kelly. phyl phillips, and louis woodruff . . . guests of the occasion were the cast members and directors from big rapids. our cast helped with the fall play, kind lady. music tea honoring music majors and minors, homecoming coker. founders day tea. pledge musicale. rushing. initiation, mac dowell musicale, tall dance . . . ihis was just one semester. spring found us even busier . . . rushing. initiation. silver tea spring musicale. chapter birthday party. houseparty, spring dance. university of michigan band concert. masonic home program. senior farewell breakfast. delta umicron fini. row: I. Pierce. I. Schneider. M. Weihel. V. Gilberi: second row: E. Kumbior, M. Boslelil. L. Strong. E. Artley. E. Lauer, A. Ensign, R. Ollon. S. Block. I. Schafer OFFICERS President: Janet Schneider Vice President: Beverly Marzolf Secretary: Barbara Brochers Treasurer: Mary Weibol ACTIVES Gloria Leszynski Esiher Lauer Marilyn Rosselit Edna Artley Verna Gilberi Shirlee Bloch Rogene Trout Ann Ensign Jo Ann Schafer Elaine Kumbier Ruth Olson Joan Pierce Lida Strong ADVISORS Mr. J. Harold Powers Mrs. Richard Warner 123 5 af is +4 x 37 orrrcsns Q 3-. K President: James Kindt Vice-President: William Doggetg Secretary: Lavina Schwab Treasurer: Dale Hansen ADVISOR Reverend Bormann gr Q l A 124 hut row: R. Iohnson, M. Fllher. F. Gallert, I. Kindt, H. Holmstrom: lecond row: I. Payne, D. Damer. B. Doggett. C. Iohnson. D. Dechow. G. Schultz: third row: A, Burnett. D. Feune, K. Laetz, F. Feussa. L. Schwab. B. Buhl: fourth row: A. Toth. D. Hanlon, W. Luckhurd, L. Kimball, 8. Cour- tude. L. Gruber. M. Ulrich gamma delta the alpha omega chapter of the international association of lutheran college and university students . . . iaolcaus for short . . . was organized on centrals campus in april of 1945 . . . and the objects of the organization are to dissem- inate fan educated way of saying spreadl the scriptural philosophy of life. to train lutheran students tor christian service in the church and in the world. to encourage and maintain lutheran fellowship . . . in addition to the regularly scheduled social and study discussion meetings, they have freshmen welcoming parties. picnics. a christmas party. also a caroling party. sleigh rides. and a founders day banquet . . . the group is also in cahoots with thelinterfaith council . . . the advisor is reverend c. a. bormann. pastor of the :ion lutheran church. kappa delta pi. national honorary educational fraternity. had a wonderful year . . .with the annual honor s tea and spring and fall initiation ceremonies and banquets. our chapter. epsilon eta. also heard professional discussions by dr. margaret koopman and by miss mary comstock. kappa delta pi tint row: A. Malnsinqer, Dr. Poor. Miss Lighter, Mr. Witherspoon, R. Dinqman: second row: K. ll. Calkinl. B. Purim, l.. Suuve. I. Morrison, E. Hill. I. Peterson, B. Herrick. M. Purim. cms. ii ,. A 4 42 ji . , -1 fi ,J Z 2 if I han ,zfs--'zi.-vQ.- OFFICERS President: Ada Mainsinger Vice President: Lorine Munts Secretary: Jean Morrison ACTIVES George Bond Harvey Brien Ada Calkins Lloyd Conley William Ehlhardt Betty Herrick Nelson Hickman Evelyn Hill Jacqueline Lobert Kenneth Miller Sebe Morgan Elizabeth Partitt Marilla Pariitt Jacqueline Petterson Charles Phillips Charles Ramsay Loren Richtmeyer Loretta Sauve Janet Schneider Thomas Selby Raymond Williams Janet Church William Harper Calvin Byers Natalie Haglund ADVISOR Miss Elma Lighter 125 1 i 'T ff-S pl 49 Fl A5 j-z E. fx 'S as Q Q 2 . :Y . 5 E ii ff? If ll .- fl :- fs K ,I '5 I OFFICERS '2 .N President: Thomas Selby Vice President: Leon Kimba1E Secretary: gi Genevieve Waszlriewicz 'L' Treasurer: Mary Welsh E Acrlvns James Barr 5, Raymond Williams Keith Polmanteer Kenneth Miller 4- John West Mary Wright 5 William Kumbier George Daraban Guy Coykendall '3- Jarold Brown Bette Hackett ' Robert Medler Stanley Nesen Avis Johnston , Frances Woodbury Q Elva McIntosh Carlton Clark 7 John Ball Shirley Courtade 1 George Germain '- John May George Acken Jack Bullock Margaret Dacey -' Ray Donn 1.5 Donald Dechow Q Harold Diebolt Robert Darrach James Fallis 4 Raymond Goodes 1 Margaret Geukes Ed Hinton E I 1 Robert Hanes Margaret King fl James Louck jg Leonard Myers 2' Eugene Pickett 3, George Pickett 5 Maurice Paine 5 Ernest Riley 51 . John Rykaczewski 1. Vincent Studer Gerald Selby Roger Walker K i Wesley Smith s C 9 ADVISOR I Dr. C. C. Richtmeyer izs 2 5 first row: S. Nesen. I.. Kimball. I. May: second row: Mies Bye. Miss Pratt, Mr. Sex-ier, Dr. Brown. Mr. Sudborough. Dr. Youst, Dr. Richtmeyer: third row: T. Selby, M. Gcxuke, G. Waszkiewicz M. Welsh, F, Woodbury, B. Hackett. B. lolmston. M. Wright. M. Dacey. S. Courlcrde, E. Mclnlosh. M. King: fourth row: D. Dechow. I. Burr, B. Kumbier. G. Clark. I-'. Feuua, H. Dlebolt, l. West: titth row: V. Studer, G. Ackor, B. Durroch: sixth row:- G. Pickett. I. Bullock. G. Pickett, E. Hinton. I. Selby. I. Louck. M. Paine, I. Ryllaczewskl, I. Fallis, I.. Myers, I. Ball: seventh row: B. Medlar. R. Williams. K. Miller kappa mu epsilon social events for kappa mu epsilon, national honorary mathematics fraternity. included initiation ceremonies in november and april. a hayride in ianuary. and a picnic in june . . . at other meetings, student and faculty members gave short talks on mathematicians and their contributions to the field of mathe- matical science. faculty members of the organization are dr. d. m. brown, miss nikoline bye. miss josephine montague. miss gertrude pratt. mrs. thelma marshall. lester serier and dana sudborough. pi kappa delta. national honorary forensic fraternity. had as its outstanding feature of the year . . . the dinner honoring sen. wayne morse of oregon who was made an honorary member of centrals theta chapter of pi kappa delta. the social activities for the year included picnics, roller skating and xmas parties . . . the state extempore speaking contest was held at our college in the fall and members participated in debating, oratory and extemporaneous speak- ing here and throughout the state. pi kappa delta lirs! row: G. Chisholm. A. Huiqqem second row: M. Fisher, E. Hill. M. Wright, E. Strealer: third row 1. Kindt. l.. Thomas. Dr. Curry. C. Harrow. D. Nelson. E. Hanson OFFICERS 5 President: Don Nelson Nice President: Lester Thomas Secretary: Mildred Fisher g Treasurer: Wayne McFarland ACTIVES Harold Sabin James Skilling Ester Streeter Roy Babb Byron Love Kay Stilson Avis Gould Jere Kowalczyk Camilla Carlson Mary Sherich Ed Hanson Oneita Hammell Paul Greer ADVISORS Dr. Herbert Curry Mr. Emil Pfister I 27 OFFICERS President: Natalie Haglund Vice President: Bonnie Horman Secretary: Phyllis Botruff Treasurer: Ada Mainzinger ACTIVES Wilda Arthur ElDora Bloomquist Jim Brisbois Margaret Coyle Mary Jane Graphos Bette Hackett Dorothy Harper Clayton Henry Evelyn Hill Eldon Jenkins Ed Keate Margaret King John Lee Jolly Loyster Jackie Lynch Jane McFadden Marilla Parlitt Charles Phillips Hazel Pomeroy Mary Pullum Wilma Rolfe Eleanor Schnepp Thomas Selby Marion Soule Eli Engen Voss Ellen Wirth Frances Woodbury ADVISORS Mr. Fred R. Bush Miss Elma Lighter Dr. E. C. Beck Dr. H. P. Cuff l28 first row: E. Schnepp, I. Lynch, M. I. Graphos: second row: Dr. Cult, N. Huqlund, B. Hormcm, P. Bol- I. Loyster, I. McFadden, W. Rollo: lourth row: E. Bloomquisl, B. Hackett, F. Woodbury, I. Brisboisz rutt. A. Mainzinqer. Dr. Beck: third row: M Pcrtitt, M. Pullum. W. Arthur, E. Wirth., M. King T. Selby. M. Soule. M. Coyle sigma tau delta social meetings in furtherence of the art . . . sponsoring an evenings enter- tainment for prospective freshmen writers at harry millers home . . . fall and spring initiation services . . . eleven new members . . . sponsoring the annual freshman short story and essay writing contests . . . a new adviser . . . chili supper hosted by dr. and mrs. beck . . . these were the high lights of the year for sigma delta chapter of sigma tau delta, national honorary english and writ- ing fraternity. W. 5 E. 'U D' m U' m IO m 5. 3 9' .E rn 5 .... i o 7-1 2 B E 5 .... 5 tl-I GD bl E' U' m S o 5. 2 D-0 2. cn E' 5. In 5- 0 ,ai-'Elie' ' EA? 'U ll E Flu 5 fl S ,.. B IIC S I H m I-I UI 'U 0 H DO rn n O 5 'U m E3 31 0 5 O Hu D+ S' 0 'U N Ill D+ 'G E n N v1 H '1 lllu 5 In O Ph Uh Ii' O 'U 5' O 5 O H ua Ill: 5 I-O' 0 C n 21' Ph O O PO U' B1 Fl ! ' Lu-M ' luiieafi war years. but since has experienced increasing activity . . . the frat partici- alpha beta sigma took an active part at homecoming with a float and an alumni banquet . . . other events of interest were a memorial day outing at 'lr-l1WPcflKwih.i3m houghton lake. a senior dinner. tea dances and numerous cokers . . . the frat was also co-sponsor of the annual snowball. 'Jfi3'Xi'i!in-if-'.xaiziEW4v PL 'S Z' ht 3' CD I-II' ht 2. UQ 5 BD .al efnsr- amy' tint row: G. Hurt. I.. Serler. B. Kumbler. C. llramm. P. Gorer. D. Conklin. B. Kndvvi second row: , I. Smith, I. Kindt, E. Winters, ll. Holbrook, D. Eccles. C. Tuma. G. Brown: third row: P. Mark. f l. Hughes. B. Barlow. I. Smlte. B. Wilson. I. Currier. W. Winters: tourih row: P. Martin. P.Smlth. I. Finch. D. Feuno. D. Montgomery. R. Morrow. A. MGY. K. Miller. I. Little .r ,- - 1 L L OFFICERS President: Charles Brornm Vice President: Paul Greer Secretary: Bill Kumbier Treasurer: Dave Conklin ACTIVES Duane Martin Clarence Tuma Jan Smits Jim Little Albert May Phillip Mark Glen Brown Robert Barlow Wilfred Winters Eugene Winters Alger Nielsen Jack Smith Don Smith Richard Feusse Jack Finch Ralph Morrow Bernard Wilson George Hart James Currier Jim Kindt Fred Gallert Donald Dechow Robert Holbrook James Hughes Kenneth Miller Darrell Montgomery ADVISDR Mr. Austin Knapp 129 it .4 ,f Eur M QW 3,45 35 X 0 'Sify 'L 5 Q 'gf-1'c't': - x l ' flfguf-fi 'I l fi 130 they say its wonderfull yes, thats what they say about dorm life . . . the doings of the dorm in- clude everything trom giving re- fined dances and teas to running around in jeans and cleaning rooms . . . then there is the oft used barter system . . . this is the term applied to the system of trading everything from clothes dorm the evenings find most of the girls hurriedly getting ready for dates, having a gab test in one of the rooms. or standing around a piano. singing . . . some even study occasionally. to contidences. added to both sloan and ronan this year were coke machines . . . these made getting cokes easy- almost too easy for some of the girls, and a lot of those halt-hour trips to govers or the reservation were eliminated. little things we will never forget are those midnight chats on the stairs. the clanging pipes, and. of course. those cram sessions be- fore exams . . . but even with four in a room we wouldnt change a minute of it!!! 171 fu xr doings 5395 5 555 OFFICERS President: Jerry Kowalczyk Vice President: Ken Poulson Secretary: Grant Murray Treasurer: Dale McClure ACTIVES Stewart Traines Bob Foy Dick Warner Harold Woodin Deane Meredith Sam Porter Dan Coyne George Germain Charles J. Lee Dick Zellers Alvin Peterson Robert Earl Paul Dunlap Harry Huntley Cliff Clack Don Strouf George Nesbitt Paul Pety Francis Amend Tony Burdo Jack Goodenaw Ralph Lirones Hubert Martin Jack Perry Mike Pirrotta James McGillen Jack Frye Gale Gleason ADVISORS Mr. Robert Wear Mr. Jesse Thorpe Mr. Emil Pfister 132 W' .R X' -as l'dif945'F'fA'VP53HhP0'?4f 'UJAKVROV I 'PE 6991 -eP'v ' 'I 'Wiki 'Q-'HTF 011918 'Whalihib- h7Vilvy0dKUti 'pw nviewthfhvxvw-? DP? Ill UN le-bp! llrsl row: Mr. Wear. G. Murray. K. Poulson. I. Kowcxlcsyk. R. Foy. D. McClure. Mr. Thorpe: second row: M. Pirrotta. G. Germain. l. Perry. D. Meridlth. !. Goodenaw. H. Huntley., P. Pew: third row: H. Marlin. S. Traines. S. Porter. B. Earl. T. Bourdo. A. Peterson: fourth row: Mr. Pllster. D. Warner. ll. Lirones. G. Gleason. R. Dunlap, G. Nesbitt. I. Frye alpha phi omega alpha phi omega is in its second year as a fraternity on this campus with the aim of giving service to the college. community. and nation . . . the fraternity is composed solely of men who were former boy scouts. among the projects undertaken this year were the pancake supper in coopera- tion with the boy scout troops of this community. a float in the homecoming parade. contributions to the score-board fund. frat trolics. march of dimes. red cross. and various other projects. S.-If W S -1 I f . the fall semester activities began with the annual consecration service held in 5 the womens lounge at keeler union . . . following were the homecoming activi- ties. fall rushing and initiation. our founders day tea at the home of mrs.. 1 thorpe. a bridge party with delta sigma epsilon. an informal winter party at moss s country club with tau alpha upsilon. and a theater party with alpha sigma tau. the second semester brought the annual rushing party-tillies blind pig. the I preferential party at the benfords. a bridge party with phi delta eta. a week- end house party at walloon lake and the annual farewell-to-seniors breakfast. 4 OFFICERS ,1 President: Verna Gilbert 1, Vice President: ' ' Qeyerly Marzolf a p a a a p a Secretary: Barbara Webber Treasurer: Frances Fairman tlrlt row: C. I. linqscott. M. Cherfelte: second row: K. Harrigan, B. Marzolt, Mrs. Thorpe. V. Gil, . , ACTIVES bert, F. Patrman: third row: M. Bochlahler. E. Mclntyre, G. Steiger, C. Carlsen, L. Starr Nelson, 5, I. 5oucL ll. Slavik. F. Hulaarlk. A. Thayer, ll. Hodges. F. McConnell 1' Margaret Bqgkggghleg- Marjorie Cherrette Frances Collver Camilla Carlsen Kathleen Brisbois Frances Huszarik , t Ruby Hodges , Clara Jean Kingscott fx ATT Florence McConnell I- i I Elvira McIntyre Lenora Nelson Joan Souci Rowena Slavilc Virginia Steiger Audrey Thayer ADVISORS Mrs Jesse Thorpe Mrs. Jack Benford Miss Jane McNamara 133 OFFICERS President: Donna Gover Vice President: Kay Sanfor Secretary: Virginia Guy Treasurer: Marge Lynch ACTIVES Jackie Lynch Joan Force Joan Bush Pauline Preston Betty Olmstead Jean Ann Schulz Noreen Dickenson Ann Ensign Florence Slade Donna Ingersoll Beverly Hendrick Beverly Teck Jocelyn Loyster Nettie Peterson Kay Coe Rosemary Dettenthaler Louise Smith Lorraine Pelitier Dorothy Kasel ADVISORS Mrs. H. Ux Mrs. George Wheeler Mrs. I-'red Bush 134 -1+ an' , LA I . fy first row: D. ingot-so1L N. Haglund. B. Olmstaud: second row: P. Preston. V. Guy. D. Govor. K. San- Tftord .M. Lynch. I. Schulz: third row: B. Tack. I. Force, L. Pellitier. F. Slade, I. Bulb, B. Hendrick, ak' N. Peterson. I. Loyster. D. Kcxsel. N. Dickinson, I. Lynch. L. Smith 21 fs alpha sigma tau is .gchristmas party in september. old fashioned girls float in november. birthday party-leap year day. dancing neath stars one night in may. fix 'fob-we forgot the pre-school weekend, hayride neath a harvest moon. kiddies iparty at ioanie bushs, sweetheart dinner-weddings soon . . . real joker fgsmoker cokers, founders day all in white, hospital yule decorations and carol- ging at night. theater outings, bridge parties too. two seasons of rushing: these gaze just a few. gwith smiles and chuckles and sentimental tears, we end one of taus most en- Ejoyable years. .11 if gs If 2 3. 'Y Fx H1 .,,. 'Sf 5. 3 1 ,J chi phi beta completed its first college year on campus as the con-fu-boys in the fall of 1946 . . . in the spring of 47. it was formally organized into chi phi beta. physical education fraternity. the frat was host to the olivet basketball team after the game by serving them hamburgs and coffee in the annex. they lost their first football game in tvmo years to alpha beta sigma to lose the school championship. but the pledge team won back the intra-mural champion- ship. chi phi beta first row: W. Smith. D. Frank. Mr. Mellort. H. Dlebolt. C. Super: second row: 1. Rule, A. Berry, S. Szymcmski. l.. Myers: third row: R. Sullivan, I. Winter. W. Hager. G. Sielslei. A. Thayer V' F31 . . , f 41 L.-f 2 4 as 1 J e . 'VN' N 2518132 :L gg - .V X. q r Y, Q ff A F, ,ie-+ 1 ful. :C-3:7121 4 :ilu- WK fs!-is sais 3-gui we r-vm.-qm:q.4m4-MJ:-.'ee.f:+ -K-rd: H 'ri . -iam fnivfww win: vfvzsisi-.Maw rw-me u :. A-1-fm 'iffwvwxfzaffszyx 511' 1154 - r 1 .M I ..l .zwnxfnw Ph 'kf1f -35 .C l : f?Z'i OFFICERS President: Dick Frank Vice President: Harry Deibolt Secretary: William Smith Treasurer: Russell Deforce ACTIVES Art Thayer Alton Berry Art Levy James Camiield Joe De View Clyde Downer Wade Hager Leonard Myers Jim Rule Gerald Sielski Stanley Szymanski Art Tubbs John Winters ADVISOR Mr. Carlton Mefort 135 OFFICERS Prsident: Robert Finley Vice President: Keith Chisholm, Secretary: Alexander Allan Treasurer: James Simoneau ACTIVES Wayne Cutler J. D. Webster John Reed William Titof Dave Wangberg Allen Tulk William Lewis Harrison Scott Donald Scott Keith Pinch James Bishop Raymond Kalisewicz Ralph Patzer James Louck Wendell Brenner Clifford Siogren Herman Bernhardt Louis Utess ,Jack Anson Ernest Riley James Martin Steve Strong Ernest Keppler ADVISOR Mr. Danny Rose 136 SL R. Finley. I. Simoneuu. Mr. Rosa first row: B. Reed. I. Bishop, R. Kulisowicz. K. Finch, L. Scott. D. Scott. I. D. Webster. B. Tithol, , C. Utess: second row: I. 'l'x-och, I. Martin, W. Brenner, W. Wcxqnor. C. Sioqron, E. Rllay, B. Lewis E ' delta sigma phi ' r ' gthe delta sigma phi fraternity. which was activated on campus in the spring of g1947,'has constantly worked toward affiliation with the national delta sigma fphi fraternity incorporated . . . this goal was achieved on february 21, 1948. ,when the alpha pi chapter at michigan state college held installation cere- monies at michigan state college, and the local fraternity became the beta omicron chapter of the delta sigma phi fraternity incorporated. tirst row: D. Haviland. H. Bernhardt, D. Wunqborq, ll. Patzor: second row: A. Allen, W. Cutler, WJ? l n5'cv7'7yUALAAflf' c,.. I U K-T-,,, LV .5 jd E - 0 Z' ff'TvQ? -yfzvri f 432- V Q QW X SB W-, VW O wi W ,M WRX 5 id? pi 4 . '-- ,Q iv.. Di I 'v .Q -- ' . 1 - if tgiggg Q F-S73 ik .1 N TT? A !l Q 'w N 04' 5 'mf ' Q Qi 14 W4 ' 1 . A W ,, 454 ya tjvaklu fs .. an - X 5 Q ,f U bfbw-Z4 nuff, ?!'f f '-U ?33?fQ ,Z Q r 1 he 13 OFFICERS President: Jean Jensen Vice President: Helen Holz Secretary: Lorine Muntz Treasurer: Donna ACTIVES Bernice Williams Arlene Kerton Oneita Hammell Marilla Partitt Janet Lishness Jane McFadden Connie Boyd June Newman Jo Schafer Jean Cramer Allaseba Parker Jean Morgan ADVISORS Mrs. Danny Rose Mrs. George Lauer isa 3 fs 5 . ,...K.Lf 1 y--..., lint row: M. Partitt. I. Schafer. I. Newman: second row: I.. Munir. H. Holz, I. Iensen. C. Pierce. D. Richardson: third row: A. Parker. B. Williams: fourth row: B. Purlilt. 1. Lllhnul. I. Morgan, I. Cramer. R. Xenon. I. McFadden. C. Boyd YE delta sigma epsilon we i .5, 3. gi n the delta sigs opened the year Hy entertaining mrs. p. fisher. their national 2 alumnae representative with a model initiation service . . . this was followed A by a dance at moss s country club with delta sigma phi, a homecoming break- fast at jensens. a bridge party with alpha sigma alpha. a caroling party in de- ?'51cember. Fr 3 -- then spring came and with it more parties and dances. a mothers day break- Efast. a picnic. rushing parties. a house party at houghton. and a senior send-off Qfor jean jensen. arlene kerton. iean crarner. onieta chisholm hammel. elizabeth fgiparfitt. marilla parfitt. lorine rnuntz, and bernie williams. C, F. fx 'I 'E in Q ,X the first semester was highlighted by luncheon dates . . . thanksgiving, christ- mas, halloween parties . . . spring teas . . . semi-formal dance . . . house party . . . all these helped make up a busy but full-of-fun second semester. kappa gamma lin! row: D. Balwinnlri. B. Wilcox. D. Lamb Tcrckaberry: second row: I. Rogers. P. Blackmore, Mrs. O. Krlol. H. Wallace, V. Weir. H. Baer: third row: Y. Albauqh, N. Gwinn. P. Thiel. I.. Voorheis, M. Fisher, P. Bolrutl, M. I. Hoy, M. I. Dulty. G. Schmidt, R. Dingman, I. Pierce, M. A. Iohnson Mvtlwlrlirvnfvcvifwav-nwvme-r 4:54:56 ' WHS' I. 55.1.60 OFFICERS jg President: Pat Blackmore s?Vice President: Ruth Wallace 7' Secretary: Virginia Weir Treasurer: Jean Rogers 1 '4 33 i 5 5 f Q ACTIVES Q3 Yvonne Albough Q: Helen Baer 5 Doris Balwinski Betty Wilcox 3 Phyllis Botrutt fi Barbara Bullock 'f Ruth Dingman Hi Mildred Fisher- ? Dorothy Harper ,Y Norma Gwinn I1 Mary Jane Hoy Q Dorothy Tackaberry Q Margaret Johnson ff Joan Pierce S. Jean Rogers 7' Grace Schmidt 3 Phyllis Thiel 'S Lucille Voorheis 2 2 Anvrsoas fi Mrs. Olive Kries 3 Mrs. Claude Love Mrs. P. R. Johnson Miss Ethel Praeger 3 if 1, . 5. 4 1. if 139' -Y sa . OFFICERS President: Everett Lucas Vice President: Louis Profit Secretary: Jack Carey Treasurer: Calvin Byers ACTIVES Dick Huck John Trellay Lorne McCord Jack Anderson Louis Haake Bruce Gorte Howard Phillip Ed Schuknecht Ish Williams Hans Lantsch Ed Clauss Bob Haines Ken Goebbel Paul Carey Jack Carey John Hodges Rudy Wodgenski Willard Speaker Roger Pierce Dick Whitney Tony Majda Don Harrison Harry Schubel . :ig first row: D. Huck. I. Carey. P. Lucas, I.. Profil, C. Byers, I. Anderson, second row: D. Harrison. R. Wodgonski. B. Gorto. I.. Hucko. I. Mclutyro. D. Whitney, H. Pierce. I. Trellcry: third row: P. Carey. W. Speaker. L. McCord. M. Lonq. C. Phillips, R. Gcrthe: fourth row: H. Ldnlzsch, I. Umpluey. R. Hanes. E. Cluull. ll. Bchublo. K. Goebel. l. Hodges Al Opalek Jim Umphrey ' ' ' Bob Garthe Joe McIntyre ADVISOR we phi sigs sponsored many activities during the year . . . a bowery dance. the homecoming breakfast. several informal dances. social meetings. and the Mr. Francis Robinson 1 spring formal dance. 140 that isnt all . . . we were active in touch football. basketball. and softball in- tramural activities. A ...ilu 55 L 'M 'h Y' C C' e - Q ' r- -., 6- 5 . 1 A 'Q' :,' ! fr'f'Q. '1 . M fr'-1. .3 3 .1 r m - V 'JH .J,, 4 x. 1 5 ,4-' .UA ' a I JI' e IE- .X qw . ll -.4 41 ,.4 A 4 . 9 'u . 2-IV OFFICERS President: Pat Jahnke Vice President: Meegan Kell Secretary: Ruth Hall Treasurer: Earlene Moyna ACTIVES Helen Dean Jo Debrick Ruth Goodrich Sue Haight Jo Harrison Becky Holmes Sue Houghton Barb Phillips Marilyn VanDeventer Joyce Foss Barbara Goudy Donna Martin Harriet Pierson ADVISORS Miss Gertrude Pratt Mrs. Robert Wear Mrs. Ivan Cole Miss Louise Williams 142 F - - -4 .G s 7, 11 1 Y . s. ., . i . 4 . -Q .4 : A ' .4 grlhzgxa SmI:::3ug:::nBBGHolims1: Icsclmogorv second row R Hall P Iolmln Miss Pratt M Kelly i rs 1 5 'S 4 h .- h -al ' L N f A 1 ,m -'Sw - :'..ouy.'..roon. .:anDovenl:,l'l.D '.l.Ch 1' tl-llb D. senses. I. Harrison: umm row: D. mmm. a. rmmpnf 11. P1-:il s. ngiqill. :flames O ' u 2 lirf rf'?i'5ii?f45'W ' 'fi?N 1731, , .5 phi delta eta the phi delts started off their social year with the annual patroness tea honor- ing mrs. robert wear, mrs. ivan cole, and miss gertrude pratt . . . a theater party . . . christmas caroling with alpha sigma tau . . . the annual snow ball with alpha beta sigma frat . . . bridge parties . . . the spring dance . . . a powerhouse at the gym . . . a ski flee at caberfae . . . rushing . . . the senior picnic . . . and the traditional house party at kellys on lake mitchell . . . and so ended the sorority year. first row: P. McGuire Paskiswicz. A. Hackett, G. Bracken: second row: W. Luckhard. I. Young. .P M. Gailield. D. Maxwell: third row: M. Decoy. S. Wells, M. Booth. I. Sutter, A. IOHBIQOII, 8. McClure. A. Guy. L Ellil, D. Duerr -5 V, 4: OFFICERS President: Marilyn Gatfield Secretary Wilma Luckhard ACTIVBS Alice McClure Donna Duerr Shirley Wells Jean Sutter Genilee Bracket! Mary Janet Booth Mary Lou Wyman Avis Johnston Marge Dacey Anne Hackett Joanne Ellis Pat Paskiewicx Anita Gay !Vice President? Jean Young Treasurer: Doris Maxwell X. 1 . pi kappa sigma . pi kaps ranged a wide field this year . . . from moss s for dancing. to elk rap ids for their spring house party was quite a jump in one short year . . . wha with racing the alumnae to the table for homecoming breakfast and toastin 1 the seniors at their banquet. plus all of the other get-togethers. they crowded year of busy fun into the sorority calendar. l ADVISORS Miss Helen Johnson Mrs. Ronald I-'inch Miss Grace Ryan Mrs. Norval Bovee 143 OFFICERS President: Shirley Storz Vice President: Loretta Sauve Secretary: Eleanor Parrish Treasurer: Lois Pratt ACTIVES Eleanor Schnepp Ruth Shroeder Donna J. Smith Bonnie Herman Phyllis I-limes Ellen Wirth Evridick Mitchell Mary Lou Whitson ADVISORS Miss Barbara King 144 -4 tits! row: L. Pratt. S. Slorz, Mis: B. King. I.. Suuve, E. Parrish: second row: E. Mitchell, B. Herman, M. Pullum. E. Wirth, S. Adams. D. I. Smith, P. Himll, E. Schnepp sigma phi omicron the winter informal dance at moss s country club marked the climax of their sorority season . . . the fall schedule included a chile dinner in clare. a theater party. the christmas party. bridge hinges, and informal get-togethers. the biggest event of the spring season was the house party . . . picnics, an alumnae dinner. a tea. and a farewell banquet honoring seniors. loretta sauve and shirley storz, also made this year a grand one. the tri sigs began the year with their twenty-one members having a spaghetti supper at the home of sally carnahan . . . other activities included a homecom- ing alumni breakfast at newlons, an annual sorority sing at the home of mrs. harry miller, a dinner held in clare preceding the homecoming ball, a winter dance with phi sigma epsilon, an annual christmas party held at carnahans. a shower in honor of lucille newton maran at the merrills, a winter sports party. a bridge party. a spring formal dance and founders day dinner on april 21. the sigma sigma sigmas also tied for the championship of the womens intra- mural volley-ball tournament. sigma sigma sigma tin! row: C. Carter. 0. Nims. M. Link. D. Addy. V. Myers: second row: I.. Labrosse, Misa Lighter. S. Carnahan, M. Janson, Miss Bye. G. Dehnke: third row: I. VanDerbeck. S. Sowers. H. Prindle, 8. Moron. G. Smurch, M. McConnell, L. Nowlon Maron. B. Wilkinson, B. Merrill, H. Andersen. I. Pearl Loo. B. Borchorl ? s4wa1fT ' 3i'21?!iK?f??39ifi:'ei'iQzf3S.'f? Q, mX45a.xv.f.1:gs,'1e'3ff ,gs Eff .ei , .. EG ii 9 .'- ' iff-Swan ,, Yf f .' f35?sif+56sTJ-FJx'?i215f:Q4Fffg4'v'iF? r Hifi ' ., L.-gg, iii 1 OFFICERS President: Sally Carnahan Vice President: Marjorie Janson Secretary: Marion Link Treasurer: Doris Addy ACTIVES Ora Evelyn Nims Jane Van Derbeck Helen Andersen Louise Raymor Lucille Maran Barbara Merrill Grace Dehnke Maureen McConnell Jane Lee Barbara Borchers Lucia Labrosse Sally Sowers Virginia Myers Carolyn Reid Beverlee Wilkinson Susan Moran Geraldine Smarch Hildreth Prindle ADVISOR Nikoline Bye 145 very popular among the social activities of this year was the artists course. the programs were varied with dancers. pianists, lecturers. singers, and a violinist . . . opening the series was the rhythm of spain. a group of spanish interpretive dances . . . the honorable ellis arnall fol- lowed with a lecture, and a duo-piano concert was presented by the russian yaysnoff sisters . . . their program featured two original compositions by the sisters. the very able violinist was miss dortha powers. and anna kaskas, contralto appeared in the fifth pro- gram. dramatic soprano, yolanda petris and the hon abl . or e wayne morse concluded the programs in the spring semester. 146 artists course 'Q git out and git yourself a man was the battlecry of central coeds last november . . . lloyd conley and his orchestra sup- plied the music for the hoedown, and any woman that was one got herself hitched proper on sadie hawkins day. then. too. there was frat frolics sponsored by alpha phi omega. service fraternity . . . what couldnt be gleamed from the gypsy prophecies was disclosed by those who advocated a bit of indiscretionu. assemblies the student body was also entertained by the addresses of president anspach. winter and spring band concerts. and the various womens assemblies. FS OFFICERS President: Ed Prior Vice President: Roland Woodcock Secretary: Ervin Ignas Treasurer: Donald Arse ACTIVES Bill Blazo Clarence Bukowski Dud Emling Bob Flynn Bill Fugenschuh Roy Gerkin Ray Gamelin Al Honheck Leon Kimball Charles Kohloff Charles Lembach Danny McDougall Leroy McEntee Bob Marzonie Robert Messler Matt Musial Vince Olszewski Don Oyler Dick Eccles Joe Agnello John Partitt Hal Patten Bob Robbins John Ross John Scott Jerry Simowski John Soika Gary Stauffer Pat Sweeny Bill Sweeny Ed Weede Bill Waltz Lee Walters Louis Woodruff Mike Yedinak Bill Makinen Tony Maran Henry Vol: Bud Leary ADVISOR Dr. Malcolm I-'ilson 148 tint row: R, Gm-kin, T. Moran. D. Mcbouqall. L. Kimball. H. Patten. B. Loom: ucond row: B. Flynn. E. lgnalh. B. Woodcock. Mr. Marshall. E. Prior. D. Arun, M. Munlul: third row: B. Bluxo. C. Lam- bauch, G. Stuullor. D. Emlinq, V. Olsewaki, B. Sticklo, I.. McEnleo. B. Moller. C. Xohloii: fourth row: B. Marxonio. G. Slmowski. B. Walz, B. Robbins. I. Scott. I. Soiku. P. Sweeny, H. Vols. C. Bukoski. B. Weeds. I. Pariitt. L. Woodruli. D. Eccles, I. Aqnallo, I.. Walters, B. Makinon, B. Fuqonschub. A. Hohneck. I. Ron. I. Yedinok sigma tau gamma again this year sigma tau gamma maintained its established reputation by hav- ing many.of its members on varsity athletic teams. represented on social ac- tivity committees. and prominent in the political life of the campus. their social activities for the year included homecoming festivities. four in- formal dances. smokers. sleigh and hay rides. house party. and semi-formal dance in the spring with their sisters. alpha sigma tau. rushing parties in the spring and fall. and the final event. a dinner for graduating seniors. on top of all that. the frat was. as always. represented in intramural sports and tournaments. throughout the year the t. a. u. s held formal and informal business meetings at the homes of resident members and faculty patrons. members and their guests will long remember such social events as the home- coming breakfast. the winter party with alpha sigma alpha. the masquerade dance, weekend at houghton. the spring formal at the country club and the steak fry honoring seniors. tau alpha upsilon lin! row: R. I.. Hoyt. R. Zellarl. B. Newland, l.. Thomas. Charlie: second row: I. Thompson. R. Vaughan, Mr. Thorpe. P. Poly. T. Kiohodo, R. Loomis: third row: S. Pasklewicl, W. Giese. B. Rohns, I. Fitzpatrick, R. Doornbos, A. Kipp, B. Lanshaw, D. larabelr, 8. Traines, G. Dalby. H. Rueltlnqor, C. Darabcm. F. Crowell, B. Small, B. Barnes, T. McNamara T. Pabalil , Nwlillll. 1 'sbrfyaz - NN? I R1 WE fi .. .4lH4iff!sf'e?. . '. 1i4i3?5. 3.'ZM 'f OFFICERS President: Paul Pety Vice President: Bob Vaughan Secretary: Ted Kjohede Treasurer: Jack Thompson ACTIVES Stewart Traines Tony Pabalis Jack Fitzpatrick Stanley Paskiewicz Roy Doornbos Frank Crowell Richard Zellers Russell Stevens Richard Hoyte Howard Morgan Robert Nowland Lester Thomas Robert Tope William Lanshaw Richard Loomis William Small George Daraban Robert Barnes Norman Bennett William Rohns Warren Giese George Dalby James Wheeler Thomas McNamara ADVISOR Mr. Jesse Thorpe 149 33 P5 Q3 orrxcsns President: Yvonne Smith Vice President: Janet Thornefib Secretary: Jean Simmons if Treasurer: Audrey Wild 'E 55 Acrrvzs wilda Arthur Helen Eddy Joan Hedges Margaret McPhee ' Barbara Murphy Margaret Ross Charlotte Sprague Joyce Spurbeck ig Phyllis Sternaman et. Yuan 'rmux Qf, Betty Lawrence Patricia Phemister Lois Barton Pr 9 K - 1 CE -:ta 1 vo' it ADVISOR Miss Mildred Gingherick ,,, nf. .z R NJ 150 f, . X14 V . K vs? . s P if X Uv: ,, '- ' : , , :A E, sy , 1 :E , . V ' ' 2 Y? nr- , ' kb' ' e ' 1 , ' '- ' , fig' 'LH ' f Z- ' . r I ,3 -ters. ' i 5 ' f ' , . ' e 1 C ' 2 e L I .. - 'af - '- Raffle Q e 0 Y, 'Jr ' ' , QI ' ' is ' - 5 F up 5 Ii -1 . ' ' . .4 u ' -.H 3. . , L- ' - ' o ,'.i Y ', 4 3 ' P ' ' .., .' I: u V! 'V VIA! v 'E X .I yy .X ...ty f sl e L. lv' ' 1.4.14 , V L 'J'-.R . .X,Ii5,.n L Q-J if-A first row: I. Simmons. Y. Smith. Min Ginqherick. I. Thorne, R. Wild: second row: I. Spurbeck, H. Eddy, Y. Trout, C. Sprague, B. Lawrence, W. Arthur. M. McPhee, L. Barlon, I. Hedges: third row: M. Ross. P. Phemirler. P. Sternaman theta sigma upsilon the activities of upsilon chapter started out this year with a get-together din- ner at keeler union . . . the first matter on the agenda was that ot fall rushing . . . this added the names of lois barton and pat phemister to the roll call. other activities of the year were theta get-together. theta sing. the annual theta shivers house party, founders day banquet. february sleigh ride. night- mare party. annual spring dance, mothers day tea and then winding up the year with the spring tea honoring the seniors. Acker. Adams. Adams. Adams. Adams. A George --- ...... - 126 Sherrie ..- .... 39. 144 Emerson --- ..... -- 88 Nancy .... ......... 4 8 Natalie .......... 20. 76 31. 116. 145 Addy. Doris ....... Adibuah. Koninic ........ 82. 83 Agnello. Joe ............ 81. 148 Albaugh. M. Yvonne .... 31. 139 Albricht, Elaine ............ 48 Alburtus. Ralph .... --- 39. 64 Alexander. George --- ----- 39 Allan. Alexander --- -- 66. 136 Allen. Joann ...... ......... 4 8 Amond. Francis ............. 48 Andersen. Helen ........ 21. 145 Anderson. Bettie .... 48. 79. 109 Anderson. Jack -- 20. 21. 93. 140 Anderson. Lois ......,.. 86. 110 Ankney. Patrick ........ 39. 62 Annis. Esther ..... ..... 2 l Ansted. Philip ..... Anstock. Jean .......,....... Archambeanlt. Norman 31. 79. 2 1 48 Antinossi. Armando ...... 39. 97 96 39 Arie, Francis ................ Arquilla. Alberta 39. 86. 110. 114 Arsen. Donald ------- 30. 31. 81. 92. 96, 112, 148 Arsen. Emal ........... --48, 96 Arthur, Nancy .......,,,.,,, 48 Arthur, Wilda --- 39. 81. 128. 150 Artley, Edna ......,..., 31, 123 Atkin. Letha ............ 21, 82 Ayers. Earl ........ 106. 115. 122 B Babb. Roy ...... Bachman. Guy .... Baer. Helen ...... - .' 'saf- 81 48 139 Bailey. Rosemary .,,,,,,,,,- 39 Baker. Carl .......... 39. 64, 108 Baker, Doris --,,,,,,,,,,,-, 48 Baker. Josephine ........ 21. 87 Ball. John .....,. ,... 2 1, 126 Baltzer. Joanne --- ..... -- 31 Balwinski. Doris ........ 21. 126 Barlow. Robert --- --- 108. 129 Barnes. Evelyn --- ,,,,,, ,, 48 Barnes. Robert .,,,,,,,,,,, 149 Barnett. Allen ..... 62. 108, 124 Barr. James ........ 76, 96, 126 Barret. Naomi ...,..,,,,,,,, 31 Barette. Jacqueline .......,. 39 Bartnik. Arthur .....,..,,,. 48 Barton. Lois ...... .,,, 3 9, 150 Bashaw. Charles .... --, 31, 64 Bassett. Florence --- ----- 48 Bastone. Ruth .... ,,,,, 3 9 Bates, Margaret --- --- 48. 82 Bathke. Norva .... ...,, 7 'I Bauer. Roberta --- -,, 48 Baukus. Donna ..... --- 48 Beagle. Charlotte - -..- 39 Beattie. Donald --- ,,,,, 48 gfudenf gnaex Beck. Margaret ............. Beiser. Beverly --- Bell. Mary ....... Belland. Don .... ..--- ----- 39. 39. 88. Bennett. Norman ...... .... Berakovich. Bernice Berentsen. Kenneth Bergstrom. Jack ..... 78 84 78 97 Bennett, Kingsley ........... 48 48 39 48 Berkley. Donna ...... .... Bernhardt. Herman ---- --- 136 Berry, Alton ......... --- 135 Bethke. Marilyn --- Bigos. Leo ....... -- Billington. Peggy --- ---- Birdsall. Lloyd --- Bishop. James .......... Black, Davlene ............. Blackmore. Patricia Blakeslee. Ruth --- Blanchard. Lois ............. Blazo. Richard --- Blazo. William --- ---- 48 ------ 48 48. 94 39. 97 61. 136 48 86. 104. 139 ----- 48. 110 94 ----- 39 ---- 13. 148 Bloch. Shirlee .......... 31. 123 Bloomquist. Eldora - 31. 110. 128 Bockstahler. Margaret -- 39. 133 Bode. Lois .................. 39 Bode. Mariam ....... .... 4 8 Boger. Ruth .... .... 4 8 Bogusz. Joseph --- ..... ..- 61 Bennett. Jean ---.- ....... -- 39 Booth. Helen ........ 31. 76. 114 Booth. Mary ............... 143 Borshers. Barbara ..... 104. 145 Bosma. Myrtle .............. 31 Botruft. Phyllis .... 31. 128. 139 Boulee. Alfred ......... - .... 48 Bowes. Shirley --- .... 31. 115 Bowne. Joan --- ----- 39 Boyd. Connie --- .... 39. 138 Box. Richard ..,............ 39 Brackett, Genilee -- 48. 116. 143 Bradman. Bethany .......... 39 Bradt, Mary ............,,,, 48 Brand. Roy ...... ..... 3 9 Brant. Vada ....... ....... 3 1 Brenner. Wendell ........ 39. 96 Brewer. M. Virjean ......... 48 Briggs. Joyce ..........,. 48, 84 Brisbois. James .... -- 81. 128 Britten, Gale ,.... .,..,., 3 9 Brode. Doris ....... -- 48. 110 Bromm. Charles .... Brown. Charles -- Brown. Glen --- Brown. James .... Brucly. Elmer --- Buckel. Arlene --- Buerker. Francis --- Buhl. Blanche .... ----- 129 ..------ 62 -- 96. 129 -- --49. 63 ----- 49 --- 112 - .... 39 --- 21. 124 Buhland. Carrie .... --- 49. 79 Bukoske. Clarence --- ---- 148 Bullock. Donald .... --- 49. 96 Bullock, Jack ..... ......., 1 26 Burek. Frank --- ------- Bush. J oan ........ - Butler. William .......... 31. 88 31. 95. 134 66. 88 Button. Imogene ........ 49. 79 Byers. Calvin ....... 31. 96. 140 C Calkins. Ada --- 77 Campbell. Elizabeth' 94. 112. 125 -------- 49 Campbell. Frances .......... 78 Card, Shirley ........ ...... 3 9 Cardinal. Margaret .......... 31 Carey. John ............. 31. 99 Carey. J. Paul --- 39. 92. 98. 140 Carey, Terry ............ 64. 71 Cameron ....... ......... 6 9 Carter, C. ................. 145 Carlsen. R. .......... 31. 33. 104 Carnahan. Sally --- 21. 122. 145 Carroll. Annabelle .......... 84 Carroll. Jeannette Carter. Hilda ...... Causley. Mary --- Chadwick. Ann .... Chandler. Robert -- Chapin. Avis .... 21. -' flbf Chapin. Donna -- ....... -- Chapin. James .............. Chapin. Myla --- ..., 40. 79. Chapin, Ruby .... ..... 4 9. Chapman. Jean -- Chappel. Dale --- Charnley. Robert -- Cheetham. Robert Cherrette. Marjorie -- 40. Cheslik. Helen ......... Chestnut. Julie ........ mimi 95. 21, 21. Chinnery. Donald ........... Chipman, Bob ..... Clack. Clifford --- Clack. Andrew -- Clapham. Bob.--- 31. 31, 64 87 49 77 40 49 40 87 82 79 49 40 ---- . 66 175 133 116 142 48 122 98 64 31 Clark. Benjamin -----..- 40. 81 Clark. Carlton ----- 76. 107. 126 Clark, David .--.----------- 40 Clark. Margaret ------------ 49 Clark. Marion -------------. 49 Clauss. 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Don ............ 40. 124 Dangler, Bernard ........... 32 Daraban. George ........ 32. 149 Darroch. Robert -- Datz. Dorothy --- Davis. Gerald --- Davis. James ..... Davison. Marilyn Dean. Barbara --- ---- --- 40. ..-..-- 126 ---..- 49 --- 49 ---.. 97 87 49 Dean, Helen ........... 80. 142 Debrick. Joanna ....... 40. 142 Dechow. Donald .... 96. 124. 126 DeForest. Russell ........ 94. 98 DeGolia. Charles ........ 40. 69 Dehnke. Grace .... --- 32. 145 Deibel. Charles --- -- 40. 84 Deibel. Henrietta -,- ,--, 49 Deibel. Walter .... --- 69 Demott. Thelma -- --- 32 Denney. Phyllis --- ....- 40 Dent. Mildred ..... .... 4 9 De Puy. George -.. ...... 49 DeRycke. Alice --- -- 49. 94 Derrer. Arlene -- --- 49. 79 Dickerson. Jean --- ---- 40 Dickinson, Doris ............ 79 Dickinson. Noreen ...... 40. 134 Diebolt. Harold .... 93. 126. 135 Dietze. Wallace ........ 88. 108 Dillon. Betty ..... -----.. 49 Diment, Beverly ............ 49 Dingman. Dora .......... 49. 79 Dingman. Nancy ........... 40 139 Dingman. Ruth .... Dintaman. Walter ...... 82. Doehring. Wilton ............ Do ett William gg . --- 84 Doornbos. Roy -- 62. 64. 108. Dorr. Lois ............. 32. Douglas. Donna -,- Dove. Mary ....... Draper. Shirley --- Driver. Kirk ..... 77. 125. 113 40 124 149 111 ------ 32 40. 79 ---- 40 --- 50 Drouillard. Gerrie Duerr. Donna ..... Dulty. Mary .... Dunlap. Paul --- Duve. Clarence .... Dziuba. Joanne .... E Earl. Robert ..... Eccles. Richard .... Eddy. Helen ...... ..---------- 50 40. 143 ----- 139 -..--- 132 - --64. 69 22. 95 40. 132 ---- 22. 148 ----.. 150 Eddy. Patricia .......... 22. 40 Ehlhardt. William ........... 22 Eickholt. Kathleen .... 50 79 84 fnanar. 'Edward .......... ' sof as Elliott. Evelyn ...... 32. 92. 114 Elliott. Jay .... .......... 2 2 Ellis. Joanne -- --- 40. 143 Ellis. Robert .... Elzinga. Martin ..-- ---....-- 40 ----.. 22 Emery. Earl ................ 32 Emery. Orville .......... 32. 96 Emling. Durell ...... 66. 98. 148 Emmons. Betty .......... 40. 86 Emmeon. Marietta .......... 50 English. John ....... Ensign. Ann ...... Erickson. Kai ..-- Evans. Evelyn -- Evans. Ronald --- F Fahner. Lester .... Fairrnan. 'Frances ---.... 40 --.... 123 --- 84 --- 50 --- 82 --- 22. 108 ..--..- 133 Fallzs. James ......... .... 1 26 Featherston. Phyllis -------- 41 Fedrigo. Oswald .....,...,, , 41 Feldhouser. Gloria --- 41. 77. 79 Feury. Howard --..---------- 22 Feusse. Floyd 41. 65. 96. 124. 126 Feusse. Richard - 84 . 97. 124. 129 Field. Charlotte ............, 41 Field. Marvin ...........,., , 22 Figg. William ..... - ...... 50 Fillmore. Donald --- --- Finch. John ....... Finch. Keith ........ ..... Finlayson. Barbara 50. 84 ---- 32. 129 136 41 Finley. Robert .......... 66. 136 Fish. Virginia .............. 32 Fisher, Duane ............,, 50 Fisher. Mildred 32. 89. 124. 127. 139 Fisher. Theresa ...........,, 50 Fitch. Robert .............,. 97 Fitzpatrick. James ...... 69. 149 Fitzpatrick. Jack ....... 32. 149 Fleischmann. Joan .......... 41 Flynn. Robert ...... 93. 98. 148 Force. Joan ............ 41, 134 Fortune. Edward ........... 41 Foster. Bette ...... .... 4 1. 112 Foster. Patricia ..-- --- 41. 109 Fox. Marie ...... -.... 50. 94 Foy. Robert --- ---- 132 Frahm. Lois ................ 41 Frank. Richard 41. 64. 65. 108. 135 Franklin. Barbara - --------- 87 Franz. Russell -- ..---..6i- Frazer. Robert -- ---- French. Grace Frick. Neil .... Frisch. Eldon Frisch. Lewis Frye. Jack .............. Fugenschuh. William 61 . 108 79 69 41 ----- 32 50 132 64. 69. 108. 148 Fuller. Maxine ............. 79 Frohm ..................... 78 G Gaffield. Marylan 5. 22. 116. 143 Gage. Mary ................. 50 Gallagher. Madelyn ......... 22 Gallert. Fred .... 22. 62. 108. 124 Gamelin. Ray ............... 22 Gardner. JoAnne ........... 50 Gardner. Robert .... - --41, 88 Garthe. Robert --- ...... - 140 Gates. Clark ........... 96, 100 Gaukel. Virginia .... ...... 1 26 Guathier. James ..-- ----. 9 4 Gay. Anita ....... -- 143 GeBauer. Mary ..... --- 50 GeBauer. Melvina ..-- --- 41 George. Shirley .... -.. 116 Gerish. Arthur .... --- 61 Gerkin. Roy ........ .... 1 48 Germain. George --- ..... - 132 Gertz. Ethel ............. 50, 79 Geukes, Margaret ...... 110. 112 Gibson. Benjamin ........ 82. 84 Giese. Warren ...... 64. 69. 149 Gilbert. George .........,,.. 22 Gilbert. Verna -- 32. 80. 123. 133 Gillman. Rufus ........ 32. 100 Ginn. Marjorie .... ......... 3 2 Gleason. Gale ...,...... 41. 132 Goebel. Kenneth .... -..- 41. 140 Goldberger. Earl ..-- ----- 41 Goldman. Ellen --- ..... -- 41 Good. Phyllis ...... --- 41. 79 Goodebaw. Jack .... -- 32. 132 Goodrich, Ruth --- -..--- 22 Gordon. Mary --- ..-- 50. 87 Gorte. Bruce ........... 22, 140 Goudy. Barbara ........ 50. 142 Gover. Donna ........,.... 134 Grambau. Raymond ......... 22 Grannis. Esther .,......,,-,, 41 Grafnos. Mary .......... 41. 128 Grathwohl ....... ,,.,, . 84 Graves. 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Mary ..... --.. -- .... 133 50 Harris. Charlme .... --- 50 Harris. Frances ..-- --- 94 Harris. John ...... --.. 97 Harrison. Donald ........... 140 Harrison. Joan ............ 142 Harrow. Charles 89. 97. 112. 127 Hart. George .............. 129 Hartley. Helen ....... Hesse. Marge ..... Hauck. Paul ..... -- ..... -- ------- 50 ..-- 50. 94 Haviland. Richard .......... 81 138 Hayes. Lois ................ 51 Hayward. Mary ...... 51. 79. 112 Hedges. Joan ...... 23. 109. 150 Henderson. Dorothy ..- ....... 51 Hendrick. Beverly ......... 134 Henry. George ............. 32 Herrick. Betty -- 23. 77. 110i 125 4 . 79 Hess. Darolien .......... Hewitt. Bax bara 41. 88. 92, 110. 114 Hickman. Nelson ........... 98 Hill. Carol ................. 41 Hill. Evelyn 23. 89. 95. 125. 127 Hillman. Alice ............. 51 Hillman. Donald ........ 51. 79 1-limes. Phyllis .... .... 3 2. 144 Hinkley. Harley 51 Hinton. Edward .... .... 1 28 Hoak. James ..... --- 51 Hodges. John --- ....-.. 140 Hodges. Ruby .... ....... 1 33 Hoerner. Jean .............. 42 Hohneck. Alfred .... 20. 23. 148 Holbrook. Robert ....... 41. 129 Hollenbeck. Lyle ............ 42 32. 88. 95 Hollister. Ruth .............. 51 Holmes. Becky 5. 32. 80. 142. 178 Holmstrom. Helen --- 23. 77. 124 Hols. Helen -- 30. 33. 80. 108. 138 Holshausen. Doris .....,...., 42 Honeywell. Betty ........,,. 51 Hollister. Mary ...... Hood. John ....... --- 42 Hooper. Eleanor ............ 51 Hoover. Albert .... ......... 82 Herman. Bonnie 33. 108. 128. 144 Host. N. ..- ........... .... - - 23 Hottinger. Elroy ........ 84. 89 Houghton. Susanne ..... 23. 142 Hout. Lee, .............-...- 42 Hoxsie. Robert --- ..... --- 33 Hoy. May ....... -..- 33. 139 Hoyt. Richard .... ....... l 49 Hubbell. Joyce .......... 51. 79 Huber. Donald ........... .... 42 Huck. Richard ...... 33. 93. 140 Hudson. John .............. 96 Huggetl. Aleta -- .... 51. 89. 127 Hughes. James ......... 33. 129 Hunt. Pat ................ -.. 51 Hunter. Barbara ............ 51 Huntley. Harry --- --- 82. 132 Hussarik. Frances ...... 42. 133 Hutchinson ....... ..... 1 08 I lgnash. Ervin 33. 81. 99. 108. 149 lmmerman. Ruth ........ 23. 95 Ingersoll. Donna 5. 23. 108. 118. 134 lrelan. Georgina ............ 88 Irish. Frank ........ 51. 82. 110 Iteen. Helen ................ 78 J Jack. Madge .... --, ...... - 42 33 115 Jacobson. Eva .......... Jahnke. Patricia .... 23. 122. 142 James. Betty ....... 1. ....... 33 James. Colleen .......... 51. 84 James. Virginia ......... 23. 82 Janson. Marjorie 23. 104. 109. 145 Jarabek. Daniel ..... 84. 85. 108 Jarbek. Henry ......,...... 149 Jenkins. Eldon ............. 94 Jenks. Bonnie ...... 33. 87. 118 Jensen. Jean .... ...... 2 3. 138 Jereau. Robert .... ........ 8 9 Jessup. Phyllis ............. 51 Johnson. Arnold ............ 51 Johnson. Colleen .... 51. 88. 124 Jolmson. Frank ............. 42 Johnson. Jerry ........,.... 51 Johnson. Margaret ...... 42. 139 Johnson. Mark ............, 42 Johnson. 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Marcia ,,,,.,,- 0- 25 Mills. Charles ...,,,,,, -,--- 4 3 Mitchell. Evridiclr 43. 100. 112. 114. 144 Mitchell. Robert ..,,., ,,,,-, 9 5 Moeller. Joanne ..... ,,,- 24, 109 Mohn. Grace ..... ,,,,, ,,,,- 84 Montgomery. Darrell ....,, 129 Montney. Donald ..,..,,,, ,, 33 Moran. Susan ,.,,,,,, .,,,, 1 45 Morell. Eloise .... ,.,, 2 5, 18 Moreno. Beatriz ..... ,,,,, 7 9 Morey. Mildred ,,,,,,, ,,-- 34 Morgan. Jean Webster --- Morgan. Rita .... - --- 138 5. 52 Morris. Patricia ..,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 3 52 Morrison. Barbara Morrison. M. Jean 25. 84. 95. 125 Morrow. Ralph ........ 43, 129 Mosher. George .,.,,,, ,,,, 1 05 Moskal. Lucile ...,,,,,,. ,,,, 5 2 Moylen. Iva .,.,,,,,,, ,,,,-- 2 5 Moyna. Earlene -- 25. 99. 104. 142 Mueller. Karl ...,,,,,, ,.,,-- 5 9 Mulreed. Phyllis ......, , 52, 79 Munby. Ruth .... ,,,, 2 5 Munro. Phyllis -.. ,,,, 34 Muntz. Lorine .... Muntz. Velma ...... 103. 138 -..- 47. 52 25 Murphy. Barbara ........... Murray. 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Mary ...... 44. 84 Riches. Marilyn .... --- 44. 79 Richmon. Audrey -- ..... 26 Riley. Ernest ........ -- 136 Rinehart. J. Wilson --- 88 Robarts. Rera Ileen --- ----- 44 Roberts. Arlyle ..... --- Roberts. James --- Robertson. Allen ...... - 44. 77 --..---- 53 34. 110 34 Robertson. Randall .......... Robinson. Colleen Rockall. Arthur ...... Roe. Ralph ............ Roethlisberger. Dale Royer. Jacqueline ........... Rogers. Eleanor ...,,,,,,,. ,,, Rogers. Jean ...... 77. 79. Rogers. William .....,,,,,,. Rohns. William -..- Gladys --- Rojem. Roiem. Patricia -- Rolfe. Wilma ..... Rose. Leonard .... Ross. John .,,,,,,- ,,,,,,,,, Ross. Margaret ...... 34. 95. Ross. Lorna ..,,..., ,,,,,,,, Rosselit. Marilyn Rossow. Kolores - Roth. Barbara .... A - -ui: Roth. Lois ....... Rousseau. Janice --- Rudoni. Rose ...... Rue s er. Grace --- ---N 34 9 .ess Ruettmger. Harold ....., , Rule. Jun ..,...,.,,, ,,,, Rumpf. Katherine --- Ruttan. Beverley Ryan. B-arbara ----- 53 65 44 44 53 53 139 82 149 79 79 128 44 148 150 44 44. 123 53 142 53 79 53 53 149 135 53 54 26 122 84 34 126 Ryan. Jun .,,.,,,,, ,,,-,, Rydahl. Marion ..,. ,-, 44, Ryndress. Robert -- -,,,, Rykaczewski ..... H, S Sabin. Harold -- 34. 92. 110. 113 Saget. Carl ......,,., ,,,,,,, 4 4 Salisz. Henry .....,,,,, ,,,, 3 4 Sampson. William ..., ,,,, 2 6 Sanderson, Treva ,,,,,,,,,,, 54 Sanford. Kathleen 77. 80. 99. 104. 106. 134 Sanford. Mary ......,,,, ,.,, ' 54 Sangree. Billy ......,,.,,,, , 88 Sassack. Andrew ........ 44. 84 Sauve. Loretta .... 26. 125. 144 Schaefer. Joseph .,,,-,,,,,, 115 Schafer. JoAnn .... 34. 123. 138 Schantz. Berdean ........ 44. 79 Scherick. Phyllis ........ 54. 84 Schmidt. Grace .... 44. 110. 139 142 Schneider. Janet 5. 116. 123. Schnepp. Eleanor 26. 80. 103. 128. Schmidt. Jean ............... 144 54 Sorkaxsian. A. .............. 62 Schock. Doris --- --- 142 Schock. M. ...... --- 87 Schubel. Harry ........ .... 1 40 Schuette. Jerry ............. 54 Schuknecht. Edward ........ 69 Schultz. G. ............ 97. 124 Schultz. Jordon ............. 54 Schulz. Jean Ann .......... 116 Sielski. Gerald ............. 135 Sienkaniec. Victor -- 54. 97. 104 Signs. Jean ............,. 27, 86 Silverthorne. Edythe ...... 54. 79 Simmons. Jean .......... 34. 150 Simmons. Lois .... ...... 5 4 Simon. Paul ...... --.. 34 Simon. Robert ...... .... 4 4 Simoneau. James --- .... - 136 Simowski. Jerome ......... 148 Simpson. Mildred ...... 54. 103 Sink. Wilma ..............,, 45 Siogren. Clifford 45. 64. 97. 136. 108 Sipple. Edward ............. Sipus. Sipus. Betty ................ Nick ..... sisk. sauy ....... Skeoch. Donna --- Skilling. James ............. Skutecki. Lucille - Slade. Florence 45. 109. 116. Slater. Richard ............. Slavik. Rowena ........ 109. Small. William .......... 35. Smarch. Geraldine 45. 104. Smart. Mary ........,,...... Smith. Amherst ..- ...... -- Smith. Betty .... ..... Smith. Dessa ,... .......... 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John ..... Taylor. William Teck. Beverly --- Teed. Sally ........ ..... Texeira. Arthur Telter. Mary ....... ...... Terpening. Lila Thayer. Arthur Thayer. Audrey Tbalison. Frank Theobald. John Theunissen. William -------.. 67 Thiel. Phyllis .......... 99. 106. 148 --..- 54 --- 135 --- 100 --- 54. 45. 45. 61. 45. 79 78 35 108 35 134 112 69 54 45 135 ..-- 133 45 35 45. 139 Thomas. Lester 20. 27. 89. 127. 149 Thomas. Marie .......... 55. 79 Thompson. Eleanor --------- 55 Thompson. Jack ...... -- 98. 149 Thompson. Ronald ........... 45 Thorm. Fred ......... ....... 3 5 Thorne. Janet ........ 35. 80. 150 Thourlby. Barbara .- Thurber. Gene .... Thurlow. Robin Tiejema. Eugene Tithof. William Tolbert. Phyllis -------- 35 -----..- 82 ---- 78 -..----......--- 69 ..----------- 136 35. 104. 109 Tolosa. Margaret - ........... 45 Tope. Robert .... Toth. Andrew --- Town. Roland --- 160 --.... 30. 35 --- 45. 124 -....--- 55 Town. Shirley .............. Traines. Stewart Trellay. John .......... Trout. 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John -- 5. 82. 113. 116. Westergren. Margaret ...... Weston. Virginia Whaley. Earl 35 136 148 123 139 79 143 46 126 88 126 55 -------,.,.--- 35 --------------- 46 Whitaker. Herbert .... 35. 61. 62 White. Frances .............. 55 Whitney. Richard Wid er Edna g . ....... - -- Wilcox. Betty .... Wild. Audrey .......... ---------- 140 - 46. 78 ------ 5. 27 27. 150 108 145 82 138 Wildfong. Jay ...... 64. 65. Wilkinson. Beverlee .... 46. Willard. John .....,,,,,-,,, , Williams. Bernie .... .... Williams. Conway .... U, Williams. Isham --- -,, Williams. John .,..,,,,, ,,,, Williams. John ,,,,,,,,---- -- Williams. Raymond 97. 125. Wilson. Bernard ......,, ,,, Wilso Bett 27, 92, ------------ 55 Vining. Albert .... - 55 Vining. Charles -- Volz. Donna ...... - Voltz. Henry ........ 'ffffff ss ------- -is -- 21. 14a Voorheis. Beulah .....,., 46, 103 , U' Y ------ Wilson. Dorothy - Wilson. Thomas Wiltse. Douglas - Winter. John .,.,, ,,,-,, ,,-- Winters. 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