Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

J DOUGLAS LIBRARY CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY 95th Street at King Drive Chicago, Illinois 60628 r 1 0 . ; r If .lil fo LlBRAliY ' ' irY CHICAGO TEACHERS COLLEGE CHICAGO • ILLINOIS Carole fov Benncina — Alice Blanki lullluis Peter Paul Zansitis Lilerary Editor Isabel Kincheloe — Maurice S ' ochiin Philip Le i,s Spuusny :  ■4l3 f ' (M U 7- J... orewor Chicago Teachers College is the oldest institu- tion of higher learning in Chicago. Graduates ha e made significant contributions to education over the cars. We have chosen the eighty-fifth anniversary ot the College as a theme for this yearbook to help us c oluaie the future of the College in terms of its past tknelopment and achievement. Carole Jo Be)!)iei)iii — Alice Bhiukman m ' 4bove left. Chuago ' s tirst home lor would be leatht rs, date i Uhat are those small buildmes to the leai- ' rot ' n y ts k V contents . . . ♦ ' i t miihnmt f l Administration Faculty Departments Classes Activities Athletics il C.olki;i buildiiii; buill in 180!). s ecrinyiini 3n 1869 Chicago Teachers College celebrated iis eighty-titih biriliila on September 22, 1954. From its beginning in 1869. the name of the college has changed se eral times — Cook County Normal School. Chicago Nor- mal School, Chicago Normal College, and Hnallv Chicago Teachers College. Twenty acres of land were gi en to the institution in 1869 with tlic condition that the teacher trraining institution ne er be moxed. Daniel Wentworth, for whom the neighboring street was named, guided the school from its inception until 1882. The following year Colonel Frances Wayland Parker, father of progi-essi e education, took o er and succeeded in making this training school superior among in- stitutions of its type. In 1905 the College moxed into the present building with a new head, Ella Flagg Yoimg. She later became Superintendent oi Schools. Many inno ations ha e occurred on campus in the last few years. The addition of Business Education. Industrial Education, a Materials Center, and expanded graduate program, a North Side Campus, and a nature camp summer school, are but a fe v of the newer ieatines. All of this grew from an institution whose first eight veeks of acti ity were confineil to the limits of a boxcar more than eightv-fi e years ago — what will the future hold? W . « ' x- s P .  . Earl E. Shfrff JOSEPH KriPNFR in pliysical education Seals E. French n lu(i( lienustry We dedicate this book to the lollowiiiL; members oi the laciihv who ha e made distinguished contributions to the jMoutl historv of the C ' ollege: Edward (S.. Colin. Marv E. Erecman. Reals E. Erench. Joseph Kripner. and Earl E. Sherft. Each has pursueil difterent interests but in doing so. all ha e worketl toward the connnon goal oi |)reparing teachers. Im 0(:yj: VLcssacjc to the i raduatei During your time in college, both iaciilt and students ha ' e assmned new and numerous functions of leadership. This is at it should be. and I enjoy niv role of interested and amazed spectator as the school progresses before me. And progress it does. We gro v in size: already appro ed is an enrollment goal to be attained within a few short vears of fi e times the size of the school in 1 148. . lread in sight is a faculty with h e times the niunber of doctorates held se en vears ago. Already within otu- grasp is a di ersified program of training both elementary and high school teachers. Already achie eil is a forty-eight ' eek school )ear for all who wish to take ad antage of it. .All these things are important only if we keep our le el of accom- plishment high. . nd this we lia e also done. By an reasonable standard of comparison with other teacher training institiuions. Chicago Teachers College is in all phases of its program adecpiate. in most phases excellent, in manv phases superior. I particularlv cherish a letter in my files from Dr. C ' harlcs V. Hinit. sho was for twenty-Hve years secretary- treasurer of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Educa- tion, and who kno ss the extracndinarv icissitudes of this remarkable College in intimate detail. He said. A ' ou ha e united the forces which should make the Chicago Teachers College one of the really great institutions of this country. It ' s our a cn ed purpose to make Dr. Hiuu ' s jMediction come true. We (an have no hope of sticcess without more wonderful sttidents such as ()u ha e l:)een. W ' c can ha e no hope of gaining our rightful reputa- tion withoiu -isonderful alumni such as I am sure you sill be. Go forth and help gain for us the loftv reputation our school deser es. Good fortune and conorattdations to vou all I ( ' (a f ' yi rri 7ff. Catff tppSfS-l .V I I I ' ILLIAM I.. KaISKR Assistant to the Dean and Bui Rac.i 1, R. Haas Emm 1 1 1 1 r Mi 1 1 lr Director, ortli SuU ' Campus Direito) ot Pei oniiel and Re David Kopei. Director of Graduate Study Clara M. Berhoefer Counselor I.oiaiii (). Hill-, ai the dean Mil.Milulint: Kaiser who is on na eling in Europe. assistant to William L. ;uical leave X laison James I. Swearingen, direcior ol instrn tion, distributing class cards as I.enore (. Larkin, his secretary, looks on. Collages MIC ' iscd to depict scenes from a book in a children ' s literatnre class. Mother C.oose to Shakesjjcare are represented in Ent;lisli nepartnieiu course offerings. dTi i }t T ? 4J[ M. J. ' A Ir V1N Sl ' LOW. ' C.FORGIA 1 HEODORE HoR i: II I.ISTON Not picimciJ: Ki disk Iiiiiiord 2?imVii ciences Stucleiits are assigned theii ganlcii plois at the bci inniiig ot the semester lie B()tan Iniiltlinji. Alter twenty weeks and much hard labor, the green se will null into a eiitable jimgle. Beals E. French Robert J. Goedbirg Microscopic analysis, plant examination, animal study, and laboratory work go into making CTC students into scientists. The course ot study runs the gamut Irom filterable iriises to outer space. r |f- ,!J m 1 Herbert Lamp Dorothy V. Phipps J ' £ Sanders orth Side Campus Arihir S harf Ralph esecky Em HER UaCosta JLjepartni en t of Frfdrick Berezin % 1R 0 KROtKM.1 JosFrii C.iiA Qi Eixs voRTH Paris North Side Ciinijii Puppets lend animation and help to build concepts in a social studies methods course. n iMt Henrietta M Iikmiz (IISK1I Monroe Not pictured: Mildred Chlchut John M. Pfau 2) eparttnent JHusic Richard Venzi-.- ff I - ! l . . Br Cathrrim; Iaiienv Elizabeth Hennessey Leonard Simutis Sylvan Ward ' North Side Campus JOMS F,M Papiei-inathe aiiinials are used as cieati e art experiences. Fuiuie teacliers are acquainteil with ihese imiltihuious processes. Tile Art Departiiieiit (oncUicts an Art Work- sliop once a week, dur- int; whicli time students uiio desire to ain more kiiowled-e and skill in art piotesses may enrich _ their background. Hlli 1 njM ' - JDcpartni en t of y naitstrial . vts 7 . %P y Ceramics is one ot the popular electi e courses in tiie Industrial Arts Department. nEPARTMFXr Ol HOMK 1(() () IK MVK ' . K. IkllMW ' N ' oith Side Clampus .Si ;n |)iintin ; i doiu- hv i Honu ' Mt ' chanics ludeiu as aiunhei aits her turn. J3eparin cnt of i tpident J caclrhtg UkII I.. llFRNF MuRiKi. Bfuschlein ROILAND MeISER K kl. SlIWFRS , ulual attention to three of her pupils. A panel discussion on siudents with ditierent learning rales utilizes audio- isual equipment. JDcpartnient of ( diicati on ' 3 V P f John Nf. Beck Lulise Tyler -si ' A Pearl Drubeck ' orth Side Canipnu A student teaciicr instructing a reading-readiness class gi es inili idiial lielp. Future kindergaiten teachers learn rhvthnis through the use of arious PhvNic; poiisibi II ol Ihc tc.ulu f::i •A ' o) ( Side Campus 29 DoRoiin J cpartn ent of Vlat Ire lunatics Two stiulents illustrate some ad aiiced concepts Cartesian .neoinetix h i raphs and ec|uations. Department of pecch A student speaker before a class has his talk recorded. Tliis iiKihod. used in speech classes allows the student to hear his own xoite and evaluate his work. k iv.ci; %. JLjepartmcnt of f- sycno oc y m f CHj ' i IP j J R. Bkici Kii Carl A. Clark mm •■11 ■■ ' I ' l ' ' ■ji . i f. I f n I ' P - 1 . ,. o ccfc .J lb ' 3 rarics IR K s( IINCE lV Dr. Ralph Goodc .xaiiuiKs .1 stiuknt while Iva Hume, R. X.. Lcords data tor the college health retold ' ,. JDcpartntcnt or j nxisical diication F O • ' m. PHI CVRIL TR.4VFOR1) JDeat y ral Exa.np eel edutation inuiated )v Mary McCowen in early 1900 ' s at Chicago eachers College (then tailed Chicago Normal School). Off,:, o i f C A a 1 1 in a tio n s Louise Ivler. tl. field operate electidi :z Srader. ct Hm- The Office ol Ex.n man and junior gnida are filed in this office ninations adniinistei s tlu nte tests. Records ol test and made available to t Iresh- lesuhs le stu dents upon rc(|u est ir r comiseling purposes. The Direuor ,onii lies st.iiisiii.il data uner ui; the stiuknl Ij(h1 as ports ol these le- dts a .lie and U classes. Peri .di( re- e made a ailable to the latulty. HlCll SCI lOOI. CURRICUL.A Ren nth two kinds dl high school teacher trainint; nnrinda wire inuiaied at CTC — one in the held ol shop teaching and one in commercial teaching. In i;oth these fields a bachelors degree only is required tor teaching in accredited metropolitan high schools. y fficc of j- iiDiications Ihc Dire Cilaluo; and Scln,nl.s jnuv tUR-s) i. Edit tlie [our luaiv to ol PuhlicatioiTi edits _s as managing editor ol RaMiiond ' m Cook, de; I the Joiniial. )s (not pictured) a lor ten years. She le arn to teaching. he (r ' nn„l the C Una go n (not pic- The Chicago Schools Journal, a periodical pub- lished primarily for the principals and teachers of the Chicago Pidjlic .Schools by the Board of Edtication. is edited at the College. It is sent out to all teachers in the system free of charge during the school year. .Xboiu 4,000 additional copies are sent to educators through- out the •orld. titdcni oiinseUn ' d Clara Berghoefer. counselor, has a conference with a student Individual conferences are an integral part of the general pro gram of guidance. Information gained through apjiraisal ol students ' capacities and abilities as revealed by standartlizeil psvchologiial and subject matter tests is used at these con ferenccs. . ' nhIP - t Individual booths are pro ided I wish to preview filmstiips or fihiis. Philip Lewis (A-V adNisor) gives mechanics jj of ' the film projector ar between silent and soimd film. A section of the aiidio-visual looni contanis phono- graph machines where students may enjov listening to their favorite records. Each student is required to master the operational techniques of the various makes of tape recorders. Teacher-made posters are one of the most practical and inexpensive audio-visual aids used in the classroom. I ' he andio- isual center is ol i;nai iiiijjoi laiue to lutuie teachers. Here the siiiilent learns how to operate the arioiis machines used in ilie elemen- tary school. All students, durin- iheir se c|iiirecl to ck ote one lioin a week t mechanics aird o various machines. During the pre-practice and practice-teachino semesters, the audio- isual center provides the student teachers with films and hlmstrips vvhic correlate with their teachinu iniits. J lie V lass of Mary Baibato Patricia Bairon ' v()niie Beliii l.ois Bcrouien Haidiil Roldtin Dorothy DcP: J. antiarx cV 1955 ; Betty Dorenbos foan Dowd Kennt ' th Ellis Frieda Ford Anita Frank Carol Frazier I„hn Fr.ch Sara Fa Friedman Marx Gleeson Nathaniel Goldman Cecile Goodman Olivia Griffin olanda Gidino Manhn Ha en Marie Harrison J he y Aass of C;:itliei iiu- Hiwuins Aniif H land Beinicc Jackson Barbara Johnson Magsa jolniMHi liuliiia Johnson .oseinane Kenoe Fave Ko enic ak Dolores Krandel Mary McCann James McXt Wanda Mason fo ce Meiriwether Joan Meyer Diannc Xickols Maiv O ' Connell Julia Pennington Albert Popowitz Dorothy Raeth Delores St. Aiiiant Elizabeth Scarpelli C.erakhne Schnvier i l ia Smith Sancha Strain Xrl.ne S vierczek lane Thomas anuarxj 1 55 Georoc Turk Laui-a Walkei ' t ' idelle Widegreii Xaonii Williams Ir iii!2 Zenian . iass K rrlceys — K raduates lanmn , ' i-- unr. !•)=,=, Sp., iscir: I)( . S|,„„.„ 1-. II sunn 1 Fai s President Linil 1 H;i I ' ro leiil . . . . rlc „, , . . llu- 1 W cr iir I ' .ouk-nt K l 1.1 Kk Secretary . nil r.nn.l 1 Fr; Vr.i nk Stirt larv .... ..Eleani.i U llt; 1 . 7 i f ' ' •;. U ' l: % : « ' ' ' . ' : • ' - ' ; ' i im . ,. .. , v, .©f«J , , J lie y iass of Shirlev B. Abell Ethel Adams Eleanor Aiiuustvn t )niiie Auseina Gweiulohii Baker leanelle Baker Echvina Barrett Barbara Benlord Alice Blankman Olii;.)!! Br Rose S. BroAvi Xorth Side Campii jitnc 5 Geraldinc Buike Svhia Bvrd Mary Bmiks Irene Carlson Dorothx Ciaiiiuhei Aikne ( ' .aim Mamern Claulfield Rosrinaiv Cedl C:ai()l n C;itcn Muiiel Claikston C.laMon C;laxt Eleanor Cail.a J Ire y lass or I.;i ' enie Cutra jerta Oeiniefewski Marv |.) Daly Greta Da is Su annc Davton Cloiia DeFonte Judith Deke Dohlia Dciiii.i; Jessie Die kei, soil Mildud Diclssoii Aiiiial)el Dixoii Jeioiiie Donohue William W. Doiii;!, Eiluin Diihlinski unc 55 Fred C. Edniaii Fhcocioie Efiiiior Anita Einstein Edna Ekstrom Hilda Ellis Marie E e c arol Fagan Roseniaiy Flashing Ai mic Fletcher M argai ret Foltaii Jani, ;e Foster D( Ma Fra ier Diane Frelk Ronu)na Gaines ■ Catherine (.ibhons 1 J Ire C lass or Xathan Ginsbuii Eunire (.dIcIIhi- Ridiaid Cornuk Helen C.iahani Ruth Cranoeiu Louise Gloss laiiKs Harden Irene Harenza [canne Harxcy Thomas Healy Ruih Heiclcniann vinc, 5 fxladys Heintz Pat Htiinanson Margaret Higgins .Marv Higgins Burton Hirsch foe Hoffman Alma HorniK ' ck Ro.emarie Jacks Jean Riul Manon Joplin irginia Jos. Frietii! K:i M ' l J lie lass of Ailluir KaKch lk eilv Rellcr Agnes Kezios Anne King C:aroI Klav Regina Knigh Helen Kochanowu Doris Kiblick Virginia Lako vski Florence Lewis Snsan Liska Shirley Lynge Jayne McCarthy Lillic McGhee Eli abeth McKenna itnc 55 Geraldine McLendon Edward Mack ' irginia Maniios Marcia Magi Gloria Masukelli Doris Matson ' Florence Miller oanne Miller Maryjanc Miller Catherine Morten Jeanette Mucha Arlene Mnrphy Maijorie Mnrphv Beatrice Xebel Xancx Xewinan J he lass of Bailjaru Xiedeinian Shiile Xienian Alice Xolan Patricia Xo otny C:halicL- Xuoent Afaigaiet O ' Donnell Cuhcniv.- Paudson ht-ne Paslik Heniv Peiiv Xalci a PctcUe eii Pi] Saiuha Pull Helen Q ! juriQ 55 Bertha Rada Iiina Reed Jo Ann Reonier Joan Reichert Leslie Richardson Arlene Ronsh.u en Marihn Rulienstein Donald R d Julia Samiders Marion Schick Xanc ' Sclnvah Marion Scinlock James Sebela Dorothy Sedivec Joan Shaffer J ne y ass of Martia Shapiro Aithui W, Short Milihcd Spencer IViiha Spikes Christine Stewarl M(Mii a Sld. a Miriam Swede Steve lar on Roseniaiy rnrner Judith Tyskling Xornia Valdes Maroaret Viktor Jovce Vanace unc, 55 Frances ' allen Lois Vhitinal Chester AV ' iktorski Rose Winslow Marshall Wolt Alicia Woods Phvllis Voodward Sue ' rii;ht Jean Young ' irginia Zurad Claire Boland J ne y ass of n V. . ' ( Jo [e Biegcmen LloiotliN Butkovich Aikiiex Cniscia nanicl A. Cuiiev Ediili A. Elt?rotli Keiiiietli E aii Barbara Farnandis Betty E. Ferguson Aurora Francescini f fH ? p A o Q Eva Lou Isaacs M ' jai iitayxj 1 30 ' % h n [ a 2 n Ricliard Jaquitli Ruth I,, johiisoii niKttc Jummati Knnie King Rcisc Marie Kozlowski Jaiiitc R. Kiint? ' Iaitlia I.edfoid Rnse Lidstiom LcnaiiK- McKee Iris Mas Kiigcnia Matfei A. Xestnianii ' era J. Vatl iii IJiinea Wittens June Zajac 4 a J ne K. lass of Baiiiara Allen Bailnua Allman Man Ann Altiei N,.nna Ualln j.nce lUall Maijiiiic Kenglson ' Eduaiil C. Bfi Cilheunc- Bi Hcinnoni- Bn Rithaul ( annll ' ; ri A- ' w fc n p r June, 1956 Isahelle Clielsea Jeuel Chilton John Ciani Sidnev E. Clark Cecflia Cole Melha Cox Julie Cieedon John Ciinan Madonna Oas kieuicz Edgar Davis Carol Deahl Bernadette Diggii Joan Doss Barl aia Dotv Tom Dovle Carol J. Dicnthe Constance D iedzi: Jolin M. Feukes Eileen Flis Mary Foerner Marv Folliard Bert Fontana Lottie Fortenberr; Miriam Friedman t f f m J ne K lass of Mai Aliic H;i Eugenia Hardauax f c Joscjih Har Kli alKlh Heil Bail. ,11 a Hclfci l. ' Jl L . . June, 1956 George Kopca Claudia Koiff Pat Kcneski Agatha Kozlowski Margaret Krikati Ronald Kronert Edward Kiibik Joan I.angridge Ficd Laver Janite Lapice (hde Larson Martha A. Larson Joseph . Lavizzo Shirlev Leebelt Joann Lellos Barbara Lennig Betty Lcsneski Baibara Lewis Fannie Lewis Bertha Lipten Ro])ert LMnan ( lillord UIIna ' % O f f P A A n n r . f : y ne K. lass of ' _ li H Anilur r. Xc Kalhlfi-ii OBci Aline Olisliifski Miih.iel PalaMlick Bcii Ann Peace C.ertrude Pendcigast I liciesa RL-iimL- f C.corge J. Ricluer laiie Marie Rohl Geialdine .Scaileski Barbara Jean Scales Herman Scholtcn J„nc, 1956 Editli Slieiman Marv Jean Simmons N[a ine Simon ivian Simpson Nfagnolia Sims Shirley Sniger Bernadine Siwek Alfieda Slater Elliott Slavin Bettv Smith Joan Siiedeker Johanna Spileas Ldlita Spi ev JoNcc Stadeker Lorraine Stastnv Sandra Steinberg Jmiins Stevenson Liiella Strong Leonetta Snggs Ellen I homas l.a ' ergne Thomas ( p W.hj i  Jim lorlorelli Joanne I rai Fanin J. 1 inner enia Ivsiak J ,mc, 1956 1) ff J m iZi hi _ Jovce UldiNtl Lois aiighn Bernice Walkc Cecelia Walsh johi, Walsh Enid Waters • hiilcv Waters Sue A eatherfoti Marie ; eber (■ene estphal t.haron Whined Rebie Jo Williar Sadie Wilson Carol Wolaver Fled Wolpe Carole Woods Michael Wcs Rosalee Wiiglii t ' atricia lales Roger J. Veagei .dm Januay.,, 1957 l f )„l,i. L. Adams Kiigeiie Addis Ronald L. Afalla Pauline Anapolis Ralph Arkema Jean Auteniietli Carl Barkstrom Carol Bertram Marie B rcli Plullis Branduein Maxine Buecliler Joanne Carroll Frances J. Clark Q p t A V. (• i? fw,! Q f f)  in ? is 111 (ii III side Campus n i i. . f a a m i ' a 1 . he y lass of Mai Etta Gieen r i W.illi ' . I Hcin el V nc Ann John- n Judith Ran Herbert Ka Ma) MIC kcllN Charlene Kdlkin Stella Kdlian 1 lulnia L KohllKig Joseph W. lee Florence Lester Georgia Lewis John Loxetete- Lheiesa McUadc WaMie McWhimiey Anne Makris Joan Martell Alicemay Miles Norma Modell Q n T ' O rm l i A ' V ll k a ' a 4 J.nua.,,1957 f O Pi f i i Miihaiiii Caiiiicla Xatella Joy Noble Janet Nmict Ikriiice Parks Donald C. I ' clci Elaine Piag na id Rice Mailvn Sandilands Norma C. Schaefter Joseph Schroeder .v e f , - - . ' r—ik _,- I.,,,,;... V v,.„i.o Ruiiin Steinberg Frames Stephans ' i, Ro ie . Wliitake Ham WilUi J Itc K- lass oj Angela Alaaiia Annie Rnlh Allen W Dean Anderson Jnanita Anthonv Rosetta Banks J R,.M- IVinade i r a n ' v Celeste Broun William BwioUi liiiit Bie inskv Rnlli Caldwell I ' Cheek ; Cheiiy A V f% si .1 H LV Margaret Egan Crystal Er ' in Saniira Evans Leona Fenloii Helen Fignra Anne Fitzpalrick Raymond Fitzsiiii, loseph Funiiansk H Ju c, J 95 7 Barbara Cllark Norma Coffey Maurice Collins Patricia Cionlon Clarence Cook Joseph Cook Barbara Cortilet Lanralon Costello EmiU Cnnnles S lMa Daniels lean DeBickero )iik Delcourt MaiA DiMatteo (.race Dina |nan Donbek Iaikne Drab MaiN nufh Marlene Dumos ictoria Dnsanek , Juanita Gustafson .North Side Cani| 73 f% n ■ -f ' ( a 4 . :- - a Gutkowski. Elizaljeth Beverly Hanley O ' L (ZLss of f ' ■i . jiiaii Heffenian H„dges Ricli.iul lanigochian f f Q i c h D f a a a f% •hil Jiiixzt ' uski Florence Kirkpatrick k.iilirMi Kla Riigci Kociiig Joann Kowalesik Betty Lagers Vw Halap Leonard ' J,i ,c, 1957 ix.iiiHu McClure Rill . riKilloi Jau,, aline Ma AikiR- Moschiai Rosalie Xante Estheilene Xcil Dolores esci Mariglvn Newell Riihard Xiedvares Paliicia O ' Connell Gene O ' DonncU Yvonne Offord Marilyn Ontlaw Gloria Pnldo l.illie Peoples Rosella Perry Aletha Peters Jean Phifer Frances Phillips Connie Pierce H Barbara Murray • A y Cr -- f V. ic y lass of Sliiile Poiidei- Micliael Porcellino jiiscph Rathiiaii Ntaigaret Reid Bill Reifsmder Maiv Louise Renter Ruth Reutei Moitoii Rich Connie Mae Riley Antoinette Riske Dorothy Robinson Nina Rodgers Rovs Rohter Jim Rokaitis [eaii Romev Beverly Schiffraan Jeanne Scott Shirlev Scott Onnie Shannon )o ce Sharp Jo ce Sharp Lorraine Shodeen Jane Sholeen AVilla Simmons Sklamm Stuart Geraldine Skovie Colleen Smith Joan Smith Stanford Smitli Harriet Spievok Bernard Spillman Roberta Stein Maude Stephens Harold Stewart Theresa Stewart June, 1957 Harold Stewart Theresa Stewart OUie Stokes Barbara Street Dolores Siinter Banker lia loi Delores Tnido John Tulle Arlene Lpstro Carol aiigha C;harlene Walsh ' irginia AV John Washington Lois Watles iola Vaison Helen Wax Joan Wavne Barbara Weldon Charlen Weslav Grace W ' hitted Helen Williams Rossetta Williams Shirlev Williams Thelma Williams Alice M. Wilson Edna Wilson Evehnn Wilson Marihn Wohlgcmntli I liomas Wright I ' ai Wunderlich Evehn erhoot f- |S f 77 ft . ( J lie K. lass of Eugene Abington Sandra Alexander Bergeron Booker ! ::i.in Carii l.nul (avK, (i,i Kdmondsoi Haiohl Farber Marie Fostino Mai ill R. C.oldl)erg nj;inia Harar? Minnie Harris |o,,n Hifkman Mai I Hodges oiiiie Hodges I liiiesa L. latksoi loseplinre Jolmson Midiael Keating Iicls l.ageil BcNeilN Lesncur Elliel Llovd Faiiestine Louie orih Side Campus JfaymarUf iy5o Xoniuin MarU ' llo Ro-e Martin IWlls . Mcu Ral|ili R- Milclu-ll l)c-l,llis liiiplu Ekaiicii one I ' hill raoi.iia Aniiu- Raiilcii Kathie Ragus lV crl Raiulall Ruth Ramlall X ' irgiiiia Schmidt La ' eiiie Sias Alfird Smith Aiuhi-w Smith ColluLii Diana Siii Dorothea Stein Arargaret Stier Marilvn Stiglierg tgh Elaine Summers Heihert le riha Betli 1 lioma-. Geraldine Irannon Merle Voight Ronald XoNue Dolores Watson Bevel h Williams Kaiiiaia Woods Plnllis uko sk o 1 % K f J ItQ K. ass of Beinadine Adbate Iris L. Abeinathy Maiianna Achterniciei ' Bettv Jean Adams Johnnie P. Adams Nettie Adams Ralph Agiiado John Akouiis Barbara Aldridgc Annette C. Allen f Mary Baker Marilyn Baletto Shirley Banks Wanda Banks Lucille Barbier Estelle Barnes William Batkoft Mary Ann Bege ■ ?? s f a 4j kl l,ee Benfor( Rothel ' le Beigere Rita Berkelhamer Diane Bernanhc Jacciuelyn Benkema Muriel Benschlein • North Side Campi. r- fi n n f% Q P ,-? O Jnnc, 1958 George Bczlcr Sharon Bkkari Riiii.ilil Bills Raphael Boisvert Kathcrinc Booker Renee Borisy Bill B.uidos (eilella Biailford Ma. A line Bradv Riihard C. Brand Uaihaia ( , hied (asiclvccchi Baihaia taster J lie y lass ' ?f 0W La Chrishia Chanev Marv O. Chapman Pin Ills Chapp Lois C ' .hatman Virginia Christensen Sylvia Cicenas Rcsalic C.illiirtc e-lla ((Mik i 1 f I a -, rj 00 lii N f P 1 mk P ' 9 Pif m V 1 n r p r n i ' y IHHIH A k.Ac WA i%j| Riisstll c:. 1)„11 O f% O f Douglas te ■ . V- V... , . w « n ' flfe ' (ii . 1 i, V Jm c, 955 Maiy Diiggan Betty Jean Dukes Mary Anne Buyer Robert E. Dyra Joan Eckstrom Delorcs Jean Edwards Jeaniietle Edwards Leon Eich Carolyn EUefsen Jovce E. Ellis Dorothy Englund ■ vonne Anne Eunice ' Marge E anow- Barbara Ewing Carol Ever Frances Ma ine Fahlbusch Nancv Ferguso Alite Ferris Edward J. Filla Rich Firman Rolicrt D. Fitzsnnmons jack Flaws Agnes Freeman Elaine Frick I lieresa Fiidala Louise Fnrlan ( (Hinie Gaddes Mar C. Gauin La erne Gaura Donald Gierszewicz yndv GiflFord Marv D. Glover Rudolph Glover Bc erlv Goldstein J Ite lass o Wanda Grant Maude Green Pauline Green Mar in Grcenspon Marcia Rulli Griffith I ' atiiiia (iiindler Aniliunv (.rosch IlKiiva Grotovsky Edna Hall CatJK-iine Halle Joan Han,,,: R JosepI, A, Willi.nn ] Krank.e H, i;ar(.l ]can Hetker Elaine Heifer Deborah Henderson Irving Henderson C:uil V. Henneike Barbara Henrv Udddie Mac Hihbler Ami Hiikii Waller Hiiks jovce Holhnar Janu-s Hooan m o ai i% n n A i r- 11 r n r ' ::M unc, 1958 f , Iris Hollowell M.nnc Hiilma IkltsL- Holt Helen Hooghin Judv Horuitk Rosel Haiiev Chailcnc Han Doris HovaniK Jean Howard an( Houarc Ruin onccilc Ho i ian HernuMi raiscllc Ingram Barbara Jackson Dolores Jackson Anioineiie Jerger Barbara Johnson Diane |olinson Helen Marie Johnson Patricia Johnson Portia Johnson Bernice Jones ( ' harlotte Jones Jovce Jones Clara J. Jordan 9 P -Q rk mm n Rita Joseph James Kallas n Keegan Jeanne Keehan Diane Kegouicz Jacqueline Kellv Elinor Rizior C:harles Rnight Ruth Ann Knopp Margie Knox ■ . .. %tk ' Jke dlass of : .- J f . Mary Kramer Robert Kranson George Kranz Denise Krueger Diane Krueger Ronald Kutchek Minnctte Loll Barbara Langstrom Sandra M. Lapekas Frances Lavs Betty Leahy Fred J. Lebensorger Georgia Leone Lenore Le vanda«ski Joan Lewis Eleanor Lias Thomas Lightfoot Helenjean Linane Rosalie Llorens Virginia Lofstrand Syble Lo e Florence Lvncli Amelia Mitartlu- Patriiia McCuUoiigh Kathivn McDonald Betty McEliov Rubv Redd MiF.nl: Pallida Mctdinn Gcialdine McGnire John McKay Matiic McKcndiiik Ella L. M, Kinney Patricia McMannion Kad McXainara Nancv Magee f f fl f% cs a ' n (0 ri n ♦ V Ju c, 1958 Aiisi ' ld Magnavite MaiA Ann Maikcv Eiuin Marks William Massarelli Chailcs Me er Eli al)cih Miller Houaiil Minkolf Ri.liaiikan K. Molilcv W illiam Moiuclcc I illiaii Moiton Riuh Mvles c:aii)l Aim Xedved Doiolhv Nelson LOLssoffl f Q Maunuu Xelsoii Rcihuila Nelson I.imis . ii ak Kllcii OCcmiicll Uilllc M. Parker llieii I ' assuello Mar P; Kllcii C. ( r) ( c p v V i n 4 Vvdiiiie Pearson MailtiK- Pekan K el n Perkins Durutin Petrucci Carole Phillips Florence Phillips Angle C. Picchetti Volanda Pleasant Ester Pobre 1 A «? ? € 0- M tc, J958 Pi emicrgast M.irion Quattiocki l.iitie A Reed Sheila Rcinke Margaret Ricker NlMiia Robb Xfaiy Ellen Robertson (;eorgette Robinson ' Joan Rockv la.,|,ul„,e Rojek RosenKn Rvbski ' Rose M. Sanders Mvnis SaviUe Kllen Schnackenbeck (ieraldine Schneider Rolierta Schneidin J lie lass of Maiv Schobeit Gene Scluiltz Leon C. Stott. Jr Beverly Senf Maureen Sexton Alue SlullberE Enid Sigunick Druella Silas Barbara Simmons Donald Sims Marv Slattery Nancylcc Smcja Baibara Smith Dorciiliv Spreitzer Chailotte Siannaid ' Pegov SiapU-ton Georgann Slatkus Janiio Stc-igerwald Geoigia Steplienson Marv Ann Stewart Louise A. Stofer Bcrnadinc Street Gerakliue Sundy Eleanor Swanson 5 jP % i 1 o f 1 r 1 - 1 P ' 7 ' .jlyii l ' : f m Hk S ' f% f% n (T J O MHC, f958 Doiouiv Sweeney Millie S lves(ine Taylor (oiistance lesch Bonnie Iliome Elizabeth A. Thompson Bailjara F.. lona Jeanne Tonianjean Dailenc Tiafton Virgil Tueedle Juanita Tyler Lncille K. Ivmec Evelvn T. I son Eleanor an Hecke M.nic arnado Exelyn enahles Bettv la nv Lillian onchak (.ail Walker kathleen Walsh Rosella Wallon Rul.v J. Ward landohn Warfield I reddie Washington Idriainc Walls leancll e W erderith I nulla West- Ouiha Whiteside Ra n.ond Wielgos (di.ria Wiek bicki ' Harold WilUir Ma ine W ille lannic 11. Williams Helen Williams Hnc, 1958 NIaigaiet M. Williams Donnetta Wilson Florence Wilson La al Wilson Loietta Wilson Barbaia Withrow C. B. Zinnueiman ( ass J)fficcrs — Uindcrclassmcn lauimn. 1056 SiK,„soi: J..hn I ' fa.i Picsiilent Shirley Serig Vice-Piesideiit Beverly Barz Secretary Rose Musacchio Treasurer Andrea Hallin I an mux. 057 Sponsoi: Brute Kirk President Jovce Beall Vice-President Joanne Carroll Secretary Martha Gilliam Treastner Lorraine Witt laniuin. I ' .s Sponsor; Lorraine Dc Sonsa President C.cnc Xbington Vice-President . Marihn Stiglierg Secretary Sue Boyle Treasurer Lillian Carli June, 1956 Sponsor: ' ernon Brotknian President Shirley Singer Vice-President Mav Lou Quinn Secretary Lucille Henirick Treasurer Gertrude Pendergast June. ;o,-; Sponsors; Fred . ndcrson. John Emeison. Isaliel kinilKlue . cting President Joli K.eating Secretary ( ene ODonnell Treasurer Barb Clark ]unc. 105S Sponsors: Mahel Heminglon. Ralph Wseikx. I ' aul Harrison |.n,jil .,it Oiik Petri zo Vice-President Manon (Uiattrocki Secretary Bol)liie Sihneidcr Treasurer R - l ' I • ft f The Co-Ed Lounge in the Arts Builciing is a phice where siudents may gt) chiring their iionschediileil lioiirs. According to tlie [jsvihologx de])ai tmeiit, All work and no pla makes lor a ei dull da , or All work and no break e ei kept anxoue awake. For this reason the studeius ' schedules g; are arranged in a deliberate maimer so as to allow them to ha e a liee hour oi two duiiiig the day for rtlaxation. During these Iree houis. the stiideirts ma pailitipate in the inan aiti i- ties offered by the arious organi ations in the college, or they may seek refuge in one ot the lounges where they may rest. stud . listen to music or comerse with their hiends. ss m m II tei mwi ■ 1 m m M i ii 1 11 m m foiiMj a m % 1 « ® ' 5 J te J Itat C- aw Jahe iKest Js K reater J nan J lc J hat C— •aw J ahc . itics ■rranlilin 4-acitlt j and FEBRUARY. 1955. STLDEX right: Shirley Leebelt, vice pres sor; Carol Klav; Carole Bennei Sedevic, Shirley MikuletkN. li.i Barliara Johnson, treas Joan Schaffer, presiden l.ii .It Gaynor, . secretar . r f tudcnt , councils FACILTV COl ' XCIL The Siudem C anil tiuleiu orsani ; ot the campus, li i luiictions are siji)ns( riu- Fa.ulu Co poliiv and u.nsidei lacuitN iiieinheis. uiuil is t.iiiiixiseii ..I lepieseiilatixes ol the ilassCs, clul)s ions III ihe C; ille,-;e. This -lonp is the suulenl goxernnient H.idinales ihe adixilies nl liu stndenl l..)d . Anionic its sinp (.1 C;ain|) Woikslioj, and 1 l,nne( (iniiiii;. mil ((insists ol seven eledt- ' d tainltv nienilieis. I ' lie piupose ssist antl advise the Dean, liie loiuud distnsses CloUege maleiial l.r.muht lo its atlenli.m l.v its nieniheis or bv tc mj o College Celebrates 85th Birthday Today % CTC ' s Ancestry Goes Back R ord Enrollment To County Normal Days Yearbook Staff lay ' a ' n ' d ' lomorrow from 3 to 5 OtganizeS Todoy tempo JANUARY, 1955 to JUNE, 1955 e College which loday ' -:i President Weland Schedules BsHuEt B:, Published weekly by the students of Chicago Teachers College. 6800 South Stewart avenue, telephone STewarl 3-9787 or ABerdeen 4 3900. Opinions expressed in this paper ore not necessarily those of the College administra- tion. Circulated free of charge to students and faculty. Subscription rates upon request. Editor-in-chief Alvin Piatt Advisory editor Peter Zansitis M d ' t News editor . ..Barbara Johnson TEMPO SEPTEMBER, 1954 to JANUARY, 1955 Associated Collesiate I ' ress .Member ACP First Class Honor Ratin;;. January, 1954 Published weekly by the students of Chicago Teachers College, 6800 South Stewart Avenue, telephone ABerdeen 4-3900. Opinions expressed in this paper are not necessarily those of the College administration. Editor-in-chief Advisory editor Business manager News co-editors F eature editor .Associate feature editor Sports editor Women ' s sports editor Make-up editor Copy editor Associate copy editor Assistant business manager Advertising manager Circulation manager Photographers Faculty advisor Peter Zansitis Ken Ellis Bill McKillop Joan IMerce, Barbara Johnson Al Piatt Lydia Tocwish Jim Sebela Isabelle Chelsea Muriel Fink Benny e Mae Tillman Beverly Schiffman Jack Delcourt Ksterlene Neil K.ilph Hladik Don Witt. Hiram Broyls Irwin J. Suloway News assistants: Emily Cupples, Victoria Dusenak; Feature assistants: Adele Devera, Gene O ' Donnell; Copy Assistants: Dolores Sunter; Bus- iness Staff: Phyllis Aron. Bill McKillop Advisory Assistant sports edit .r . Phil Jurczewski Rewrite editor Bpn M Til Assistant rewrite edi . Adele Devera Photogrc phy editor Hiram Broyles Copy ed tor. Beverley Schiffman Assistan copy edito Estherlene Neil Business manager . Ralph Hladik Advertis ng manoger Jacky Delcourt Circulat Ralph Aguado Exchang e manager Ros ■mary McNomara Faculty advisor Irwin J. Suloway News a sistants Coleen Smith . Dortheo Stein, Nancy Bergeron, Roger Koenig Feoture assistants Russell Doll, Janet Carlson, Carol Mueller Copy as sistants Anne Kruzic Reporte Norlvnn Doonon Borbora Caldwell, Gail Behnke, John Tully, Nellie Mae Hewi«, Zelmo Thompson, Johnetto Clark, light together for iiiet moment before lad rush beguis to the perpetually im- ile deadline are the I ' O staff, left to Bill NtcKillop and le Chelsea, Bennve Tillman; left back- (I. Phvllis Aron. i.i riu-anek; stand- uail.v are Russell Keating; uidin Barbara (in at the desk are Scbela, Janet Carl- uid Eugene O ' Don- a et ' npo In Septciiibci lor ilu- liiM li 11 iAvil e vcars. TEMPO bcL;, great jump from llu ' loniicr bi- iiiiii (lih sdiedulc. In a nation- vide ciiiiial mu (.A oi llic hrst Ncm otci i K Ml ' O with many other large college a id I ini ersiiy nc vsp .qxrs. 1 he la a ailable at deadline time. Among the activities sponsored by TEMPO du ring ihr e:ii XV State Park and Jackson Park P omontorv. An overnight in 11 Icl October. A theatre party to Goodman Theatre was schwhdr 1 ill qiiets A erc held at Kiingsholm and London House resiaiii, Ills. ;s to While Pines e main e ent of 1 biannual ban- C n bli et ' n 1:1 )1 lORS Carole Jov Bfnnema lice Bl NK Peter Paul Z Nsiiis. Lilriaiy hditor STAFF Lillian Vondrak JwicE Foster Shirley Singer NUrie E e Mildred Prednev XORL NN DOON N William McKili,( Is BFLLE CHEI.se Lucille Heinrich Emh. Ber n Isabel Kincheeoe - M UR1CE 01 HIM. Adv o,s Philip Le ' IS. sponsor C.niroll. Peler Zaiisitis and Cliaik-s Monroe, sponsor. i tiiden t rqaii izatlons -d ' The American Brotherhood C:hil) pl.miuil a series ol programs wiiuli iinhiiled a religious drama and an all-n)lkt;e asseinliK. This reciiith lornied (hd) sent six delegates to the National Clonlcienie ol Christians and Jews ' c;cillei e Human Relations Workshoj) in ()(toi)er. Formed ui the lall ol l!IJl. the Psveholo- Club has sponsored a trip to St. Chalks Irainiiii; Sihool. a duiioiisii alion ol the Ps tiioloi; Department ' s Caimela N ' atella. vice-jx-sii- dent; Jean Barnes, president; Joe La izzo, Lydia Tocuish Janet Bacon, Carol Bertram Lorraine DeSousa. sponsor, and ' eronica Henderson plan an outing for the Psychology Clulj. The mciiil.iis nl ilir Sciial Suciui ' (liil Iroiii lelt td iit;hl ;nc: |au|iirliru- president; Louise Cmss, |nii Sehel.i, iic;inia Maunos. Ailliiii kalsdi. IWatiice c )ames Harden; Heniietta 1-ernil . spunsiir; Ralpli Hladilv. piesideiu. HRHmb • : Z A M ' j ' • M K API ' A Mr EPSILON .n.nan MallNin, Ills Fyiilniiily SlmUcI Icll lo liKl l; Al ce Blank 111 III. Sh lies ki.-i i. in Dm a. SI iik S unci. uci Ksid nt; Rose- II II 1 la lung; Ma- J.i U n. Lucille H president va ch Peter IIMIIV L xplain a c dUuli s summa- II III pil hlem. Je, ome Sachs is N iillsnl .1 tilt In, 1 (li pier and PHI ALPHA I ' hi Alpha members Marge Kri- kau. vice-president; Robert Smith, Al Cartwright. president; William Biiralli. Isabelle Chelsea group aroinid Shirley Oram, secretarv- ireasurer, at the piano. R I (1 IB V U.illoii, Julie Creedun. Jean I ' liiikr. kdward Kubik and Riihiii Steinberg use various Rohc t i Ikci. Dir JtlOl (left ceiitei) lohn Rea tine;. Roxie Vh taker. Arthur Keegan. Carol Ra ner. Al- ben Cart v ■iffht. Bai bara Caste . lane Rol,b. Barbara Puchalski, la let Melody and Jane Sarlas take he hrst P let ln,l . |nh„ Keat. ins. R..N. w lll.lkcl. lane Rob ). l 1 II. I R,.l.li. lane Sarla s. Ht rll lowland Bar- hara Pu h alski Barbara Cas- ter. lber Cat twright. Joan Kleczewski c: irol R vner. and La al Wil on take time THEAIRK WORKSHOP OFFICERS. SEPFEMBER. 1954 Prciident Bob Smith l Ve President alerie Hallam Secrclary Mae Johnson Treasure} Joan Klecze vski THEATRE WORKSHOP OFFICERS, FEBRUARY. 1955 President J ne Saiuas Vice President Joanne Tracy Secretaij Albi;rt CIartwrii.hi Treasurer Mvrna Roeb The- Theatre -|)rkshop pn.tliK lions o ilie I9. ' )4-1933 season vere Lilioin, iii;iiiii( iliaiii.i 1) Fereiu Molii.i 1, aiitl Cliiirlrx ' s Aiiitt. a comedv b Bran- liu.m.is. riu oiuu,, ,,ls,, sp,, 1 sl.l- ' t plOlllKllOlls isoieti sex ei.il ilieatre parties to current SiHi.il .111(1 .K.nkiiiic imt ' i.iii III .lie iiiipoi l.iiK lo tile iiiture leatliel. ' 1 iRMlie Wdikshop ol (:lii ,i _;( le.ul (IS Coile e embodies just sutli an ;r.il p.ii 1 ol ,1 sltulciil ' s rdmati III. I ' ll ilit spealcing, production organiza- . sla,m( i.ill, costiiniiiit;. niakeiip And ol h(.i theatrics are all of great value leatliLi who is now tiainiii, ; 1 11 tile iiodein muds in education Avhere aiiiic acti ities are achocatetl i( r elieti i e iearnini;. J n ca trc lAJo yhsit Thealiiial i)i.Hliuli..ns ai Cihitao.. lia.lui-, C:.)lk ' SL- date back to the early lyoo ' s. Miisicil piocliution and all types ol drama lia e i)ten oi en by a ariety ot groups throughout the years. Within the last 20 years a more tormal groii]j tailed Theatre Workshop has handled these prodiit- tions. Robert J. Walker has been the sponsor oi Theatre Workshop h)r ihe past lour ears. riic stage treu tonstruKiiig and painting the set take direction from Robert Walker. Theatre Works experimentation performed by the makeup crew. Lilunu. Iu(. ad c , oir Chorale groups have been active at Chicago Teachers Col- lege since the school was founded in 1869. These groups have helped to fulfill the needs of self-e ]5ression for the future teacher. For iiKiin ears the choir sang annu.iiU hn Cihristinas pro- uianis and coniniencenient exercises. Sinie the arri al oi Leonard Sinuitis, the (hoir sponsor. ti e years ago, the choir has increased the uuinhei ol pti l imianies it gi •es per year. Some of the perlunuaiues in the last li e years include Guan Carlo Menotti ' s Thr Trlrj- li( nr anil Th, ' Mctliinn. During the 1954-1955 season the choir ga e their annual C iristnias program and sang for both connnencement exercises. Ihey also sang for the National Elementary .School Principal ' s Convention at the Sherman Hotel. The niiilwcst premier of f.eonard Bernstein ' s Trouble in Tahiti w; and ■was labeled as a smasliing success. student recei es tion. uie 4th ictixe participa- OFFK KRS FOR THE SEPIF.MBER. 1951 SEMESTER Pii-sidfiil Shiri i Orwi Jui- Ptesident Barbara Aufn Secr tar Marci; Krikac Treasurer Elinor Wric.ht OFFICERS FOR FHE EEBRt AR . SEMESTER President Bob S I ne President M R(.arft Kr Seiielar B rbxr H Treasurer lbkri C ariur . ?s - i M Dcin ( nnk iil.uiv .1 ciouii oil H..iiir i.i aiul siiukni h.„l ,,l,MMc lln- ,nmu.,l .kuiii Riisf . !nvKil)Hi. I ' ai (,i.i . Vilciie luiiiln. -% J.U ■% il iiuint uh r yi otncconi in d V H ■ ■ f k P 5 Hl ' - i r j-i . 1 ■ . k r Jlc on Qconiin 9 lomcconui ighligh l the basketball season. festive programs arranged by the Student Coinicil invited to CTC to challenge our basketball team. is one of the most vear the alumni are During half - time, student-made Hoats cir- cle the gym in Mardi Gras fashion. The floats are judged and prizes given to the most origi- nal ones. The procession of candidates tor c|ucen follow the basketball game, at which time the name of the queen-elect is announced. Following the crown- ing of the queen is the annual Homecoming dance which terminates this gay occasion. llu- North Side C:a,npus (Sabm Huilding, 221(, V. Hirsch Street) Students eiijo .111 informal octtoyether on the (aiiipus. ••Lets piadice that s„n,s; hn oiu niusii methods class.- Students observe an art exhibit set up In the student bod . Raoiil Haas and students meet with the EMBLEM staff. Jae(|ueline Kruniij counsels om- of her students. ' Lhe wheels oo •round in an Industrial Arts class. Music to sooth the savage beast. JNovili Side CL anipti: The Xorth Side C;ami,us students e.t- jo the tvpical col- lege activities. Pat- ties, teas, phiys and elections balance the college courses taken during the remaining hours. JligLhgMs of the Ifi Siimnur. 1931. Nature (..imp at Oamp .Sagawau. !• mht weeks of oiit-ol-doors 1 1 .lining in conservation .nul the natiiial sciences. it 4 '  CJB J asLetLall BASKElliALL SCORES CTC....77 Lniveisitv of Chicago 71 CTC....79 Glenview Naval Air Station 65 CTC....71 Creak Lakes a al Base... 82 CTC....58 Illinois lech 81 C ' lC 02 lniveisitv of Illinois 72 CTC....61 Fournier 62 CTC....63 University of Chicago 70 CTC .... 61 Lewis College 73 CTC. -58 Great Lakes a al Base.... 59 CTC 67 Glenview Xaxal . ir Station 60 CTC... 53 Universitv of Illinois 76 C1C....73 Dekalb 103 C ' lC. ..70 Illinois lech 88 C rC 46 Lewis College 109 A nicinbii of the Alnnini n. I.Uiik Jiihn Moscato ' s jum ' i: other plavtrs are awaiting a possi plav. ]he ' arsity won 62-51. ini Lccos. IJuk Billisl Icbrantl. Bob McCarthv Bovle. Coach. io Hansen. K.ugcnc Ic 1 r i f 1954-55 Seas cason PLAYER DATA Xamc Pos. Eugene Abington F 6 ' Dick Billish F 5 John Fcttkes C 5 ' Leroy Hansen F G ' Jack Hillebi-and F 5 ' Jim Lecos C Bob McCarthy G Jolin Moscato G Ben Yohannan G - aisilN game held Maiih t 5 ' v 2p.iI R.  : |..hn Ol.maMik, Kiioeiu- M.inol.m. ].ul H.iiuell, Ruhavl Kiaiul. |nn Nauiiu ik. Isi R,,«: ( la (UiMo,!. r.ill (ciiiov. Ridiai.l ll,. K.n. Di.k Hilli lK Mile I ' aicllc, Ccniof Ui.nIc. Colonels 1955 S ' l ' - ' lf ' « caii The C;()l()iu-ls ' 1935 Ixiseball caiiipa Bovle had inl ihrcc wcrks hL ' twiin beginniiit; ol ha rhali to mold a nam veterans iituiiKil lioni hist cais s([u; iitil carh in Apiih Coaih George ise ol haskelhall season and the ahnost all ne-iv men. Onh three Tjaseball Front to lia(k. Inst Ron: S. W S. Wealhevtoitl. A. .ik, C. Riditi Fewkes. Second Row: M. Ketcham. S. Milki K. Roberts, F. Michalek. B. Yohanaii. Third Row: B. Feiner, G. Garcia. C Wolaver, J. Moscato, E. Fitzpatrick. Fourtli Row: F. Gardner, L. Lundgren J. Lapice, R. McCarthy, T. Doyle, y r winipning — f ' lain and j-c anc cV Swimming has long been a fa orite acti ity of many students at CTC. X ' aiious swimming experiences are provided at all levels of ability so that students can progress from the non-swimmers stage through A.R.C. Beginners, Intermediate, Swimmers, Life Sa ■ing phases. For the more crsatile swimmers the synchronized swimming club known as the Tritons holds a real challenge. The Tritons first came into being in the 1930 ' s under the inspirational teaching and guidance of Mrs. Katharine Curtis, who has done much to further the development of svnchronized swimming in the United States as ■well as abroad. The group reorganized in 1919 and has since had three very successful water productions, Round the Town. Who ' s Thcrer ' and Platter Chatter. K xininastlc — oclal Physical education courses are designetl to include a wide area of g m acti ities from apparatus work to scjuare dancing. E cr} ' student, no matter vhat his nniior nia l)e. is prepared lo direct physical education (lasses. Il( we er, ail PE minors are exposed to exten- si e courses in skills and methods in ph sical educa- lion. The Mens and Women ' s Alldetic . ssocialions in.. ide an ..pporl unitv l,.r e erv student to perlect skills learned in ,t; m (lasses. Extra (urri(ular activi- ties ottered bv WAA indude Ix.ulni,;;. tenins, vollev- hall, iiasehall. ' modern dame, and re(reatinnal swim- MAA oilers iiUranunal (ompetili.)n in haskelball , swimming, baseljall and t.ible tennis. Hill Bui alii suinos Isabelle Chelsea, his Red River Gal, Left u iis lil: Maigarel ikt()i . Caiol Kla . Mimita ' Stosja. [anicc Ft sicr ' Shiilev Kac aiinuski. (laMcii { laxK.n. l.aWrii Sims. Jim Ixxa.. |.uk Hilltiiiaiul. Icinfllc- M.nha. an JS. no Hi ' i aciou ' . il)iant. Ninmous iksdiljc the coeds who cheer tli CiniciiuK lo xictorx. Organizfcl in 19,17. the clieei leaders pro- vide the ilal MJark at ha kelbalI oames. Their enlhiisiasin can l)e as iiistriiniental to a wm or loss as the i)hi trs thenisehes. Ihe cheerleaders a. rce thai C:TC tans ar enthusiastic spectators. .Strange as it may seem, thev are more vociferous when the team is behind than when they are inninir. Left to right. Shirley Ponder. Pat Koveski. Ro Musacchio. Barljara Cortilet. and captain. Maril ' Ketcham line up for yell drill. Pe arl Jehn is tl sponsor. Offlc. Staff .ai.l ,.|HKU..i, (.illRiine Mc- kv illl .lek in lisilit Ellen l.n Dm kill. McKcck-s Walsh J eltind the I CQnes Four scenes of food preparation and distribution in the lunchroom. In the lower right picture is Esther Hend- ricks, manager of the College cafeteria. John J. Hanley. engineer-custodian of the campus inspect.s one of the valve connections with assistant. r r ' ■ 1 1 ( h — ! 1 ' Y 1 ' I ' f tf i« Mwiw