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A lisT of The honors This man has achieved would fill many pages, louT more Than his honors The influence of The Teaching and philosophy of The man, Doc, PeTe, has lefT lasTing impressions on his sTudenTs. He has Taughf chemisTry buT he has also imparTed To Those who know him some of his enfhusiasm and curiosiTy inTo The wonder and mysTery of our world noT only in The field of science, buT in The area of philosophy, poliTics, and many oTher aspecTs of life. ' So iT is vviTh pleasure and sincere graTiTude ThaT we dedicafe The 1959 Acorn To Dr. Ben Peferson. l s all ar, ww if to ,ii Wap Q yr, A, 91 W ir k 1 , N . A , K f ,Nik 1 ' I , QQ 6 N .. ..-44 is A I I A ff , 17, wzffg . i Liu I VL, Zn, ,Y GQ- fl 4.1 A - .QV , Y. f . 31-.-if sq' , Q o 1' ' ' f' ' ' Z KV .W M- V ,,, . ,J . mf , Q, l . 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Ax Q. . - . , I f ig' i ,. -... .I KVLL -. - .-,.-.., X... .5 ..i..i.x X Q.X.:x., ...we X . t x .. ,MQW-i M. .lm .wwitwask A K ' 'Elf .LQQV-,i.3iiffi ','. x Ziiiilfijf ' i L iff. ffifa' R. ii Q . l 5 ., me '3.aSfkfwagxQ..,,., , 'Baie t k,-, -.mgzvfw , . .K . - WF. .,13N,.xjfi.,Ng ,.W..,QA M Merit... -Q i , Lf Ni X x'fWfchfrYa3f1' 'L . mv, - - W NNYQ- a ' , arf? .-4. 'Q -Q Q i lf? YQ if 3,5 51 -gk Science Hull ,, , , Jffgyu MW' WW fffffzfffl f . f dw, ,Wm V ffw01WWMff,, y H' in il ,xw-,,XQNFX1R.- 1 x A ' 'Q 5 K ,Q-L . ff ' A 1 an ADMINISTRATICN FACULTY CQLLEGE PERSONNEL PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE i os cottses To the Class ci l959: As you prepare to leave the campus I am reminded that you are the first class with whom I have spent a full academic year at Coe. If one thing in this busy year were to be singled out above all others, I would want it to be that Coe has clearly defined its purpose and intention to become one ofthe nation's outstanding liberal arts colleges. Just as every individual must decide his life career, so a college must know clearly where it is going, and what will constitute the marks of distinction which it seeks. The second thing most necessary is that all who are related to the in- stitution share this vision. Right through the entire Coe family of trustees, alumni, faculty, administration, and students, there is a bond of unity and genuine enthusiasm for this future for our college. The new buildings, the campus planning, the academic program, and the support for all of these will follow in due course. As always it is c1aritY of vision, assurance of central purpose, and the spirit of unity that must come ' -t. These primary things have become assured. NOW YOU lake your place in the greater Coe family. I look forward i0 mll 'YOU Often in the years that lie ahead. We will meet in alumni g1'0'-IPS all mfr the country, and l trust you will often return to this campus which WC love' O 4 .Mca Fare ell and God pee l I - ph 'I' e ' sid t Joseph E. McCabe Coe College President ' ff,??Q?ffET?'s-2i.EE 1 t '4 vfggf Tx! QA: s ' 1 hifiialai. X? in MQW tw may ffgy-.Q 5.,:.w,..,l'-A rL, :s..lAA on rclchlng very '- Q- - -- .,1an:',-- l ' Zta n,tAf L, fa..-,1,o., ibn lv aria CT3fA!fU1. Lh8TUC8 '1 as uw.-flu FQQ w F ' ' 'ff A'-L if 1341 fflknm , W' nude amOnC YOU-T 3'v' i' 7 flltp is vu, .M , n- v fl J., 0 .AA Qer. an-,A.i.,f' v,thKl'nfn I 4' - ..v P may-9: ,-..n.gf.: .lr Alain Liz.-?c.a1hnom of sadness .. ..., v, ' n , U ,c..- ,:-rg L,4:gg.f alghrr QVLCK:-V f f uven though :lla ' ff -0,1 :wi .N-.-.:'.:.,1 than Com rv knov -4 . ' 1 4 aff, l Q. A 1 f J xfe.'v': 1' t ?07c'La' urrtfg AC? :ou have made - . ' 4 -'aus -,, up r.,:1,Lz ff,Jf Q5 arm? Fam AM,-ALJ. Coe College, . 4. -0 I ' -' -f. ' ' . 7 e - J' -- rv-5.0-f ,.,A,. ,WM fibre that you Y -ei . ., -,x,.?mzrr':1ve5 and the 'v -L Ilva-1: , ,nv 5 V :M I-N, s 'mails vig,-, pleasure . . ,,, , Lv.ls'.,f1A ,, . j 51 1 ADMINISTRATICJN To the Students of Coe College: The 1959 ACORN comes to its readers at a most important time in the history of higher education in America. People from every walk of life are awakening to a new recognition of the importance of academic excellence. They will look to the nation's colleges, to college graduates and to college students to exemplify the qualities we all know should be those of the educated man or woman. whether the spring of 1959 marks the end of your Freshman or Senior year at Coe this ACORN carries the pictorial record of one of the most important institutions with which you will ever be associated. As you look forward to years ahead, whether as students or as graduates, you carry with you the congratulations and best wishes of Coe's Faculty and staff. Let us all, those who bestow as well as those who receive these salutations, renew our dedication to Coe and its central purpose. Through such dedication to truth and to virtue we may in some measure repay our Alma Mater by representing her proudly and meaningfully wherever we may be, S HENRY P. BUCHER Dean of Sfuclenfs Assisfanf Professor of Eclucafion VIRGINIA M. SI-IERARD Dean of Women Assisfa nf Professor of Educafion JOI-IN A. WILKINSON Regisfrar Direcfor of Summer Session and Evening College Professor of Educafion W? f THOMAS G. WILLIAMS Dean of Men lnsfrucfor in Aololescenf Psychology W,s4,1,,, . ,,,,g.' 0 51' , .- , I I , o f f - 9 , , f. J X ,. I I .. .,,, ,WM .,.,,. ,,g.,a:.swlf21-ff.-fy. I ' 1 ' . L., REESE E. LATCHAVV Business Manager ADMINISTRATION . .gif- I J CARL R. KANE Acting Direcior of Public Relafions Perf-iime lnsirucfor in Journalism Sporfs Publiciiy 4 A f ' 'A' wiiimm H. GRAMENZ MELVIN J. CQLLINS ' Direcroi' Gi Admissions ACimi'ssioiis Cciimseiwi ADMISSIGNS EST!-IEP DEMERRITT RICHARD H. IVERSON Admissions Counselgr Admissions Couivseiei' Q' ,....-,,,..,,,--,.-,,, V J, 1 ! - -1-,, 1-3-Q--. ,M Q, it 4 i . A . , , - ,,- . -.. pw- Q- - ,, wr 23 u?f:':,fB:.tJ' 47 ,- , P4 . bifgmf gffxs 5 .ay gJ'.'f .,, ' 5, u-475 '.Jg ..' 4 4: Y .,.. - .. its..-1. ,ig-1-'13, - ,J ,-QQ xv.. , - . ,V - A i,?,g.,s,,,,-34 A Ando! 5: ,V . Ltr Q ,. , i ,, I W., , i I , ' s if , i ff f 2 , ' if , X Q 25' ' i A r 'ff ,Ks fZ Aff ',..i' 'lv-A ROBERT H. ARNSPIGER Assisfanf Professor of Teacher Educafion DGROTHY BOCHMANN Assisfanf Professor of Languages MARTIN J. BUSS Visifing lnsfrucfor in Philosophy and Religion CHARLES K. CANNON Assisfanf Professor of English JAMES M. CARRITHERS Professor of Business Adminisfrafion ancl Economics ASUNDA CASTAGNA Pan'-time lnsfrucfor in Spanish IRVING L. CHURCHILL Professor of English MARVIN CONE Professor of Ari' KENNETH M. COOK Associafe Professor of Biology STUART A. DALEY Professor of English GLENN DRAHN Assisfahf Professor of Physical Educafioh ROBERT V. DREXLER Professor of Biology '-Q-,,....x-st K. FITCH Professor of 'af Edwafrom sraerbalf Coach E. MERLE FOSTER Associafe Professor of Educarron FACU LTY DAVID L, GOBERT Assisfanr Professor Romance Languages FAC U LTY KARL E. GOELLNER LOUIS C. ORAUE CHARLES E. HAMILTON professor of Bfglogy Associafe Professor Associafe Professor of Mafhemafics of Psychology ' . , if - JOHN M. HENRY oscAR B. HEcK Ausfin N. Palmer LAWSUN H- HUGHES Assisfanf Professor Professor of Commerce A55'5fa'7f Professor of Biology and Finance of Psychology Qi 1, H is 4. 1,1 , , 'af -v f 4 JAMES JQYCE JOSEPH E. KASPER BRUCE KE!-LNER 3 Assisfanf Professor Assisfamt 'Dfmcesscf Assisfam professm tg of Psychology Of Physics of English S I 5 2 2 I N ' li 3 sf ,4 141' F is - is i 4 1 . P o P P X K .. F 1. ' i . 2 31 1 ' 4 . : Q 5 I. ' me Q o.Q. E Room M LARsoN GE , . NE uc:HTENs ,srdessorofmusic PGM I TEIN vERNoN E. LIQHTENSTEIN ' me nsfrucfor p f fE I h Q IH Physical Educafion ro essor O ng IS za ROBERT J. LIDDY Assisfahf Professor in Physical Educafion Baseball Coach 6 CHARLES M. LINDSAY lnsrrucfor in Mafhemafics wcCARTY lsr mg ro essor of Speech f wif ' I H ff , E AEEBEET so fKfrfAUfAlJ', HHQBEPT rvxELNlcK ALFRED W. MEYER SBJC'fJ f p'fffff22wr of !Xf,f,of mio Professor of Professor of Physics 1JZlrrrf33ffh,f,,f,,,,,,HM ffllmw r 'JFJF . ' 'rF'f'Hf'I! Ilflllrrlrri Y s 'V ' 1.0 ., w- 'W ' , . J 3 i . ,U ' .. Q 1 Q 1, N ,, 7. I , ,, ,Y r is JOHN J. MURRAY RUSSELL VV. NASH JOHN R, NICHOLS Professor of Hisfory Assisfanf Professor Assisfanf Professor of Sociology of Economics if-nm HOWARD L. PARSONS FRANK C. PENNINGTON BEN H pETER50N A5SOCf5Tf9 Pwfessor Associate Professor Professbrof Chemisfr of Philosophy of Chemisfry y FACULTY FACU LTY GEORGE M. POWELL PAUL S. RAY Assisfanf Professor Pfgfessm of Voice of Economics WALTER C. SCHVVAINIK ALBERT J PCLIMIDI Professor of Physical Eclucafioh Associafe Professor FOOfbaH COGCI7 OI HISIOVY Direcfor of Afhlefics ai, PATRICIA M. REILLY Associate Professor of Music Eclocarigm WE EDWIN T. SETTLE Professor of Religion and Philosophy RICHARD c. SPENCER HELEN STEW!-XRf fify 5 Professor of Pofifical lnsfrucforrn Physical 4+ A 4' ' 1 ! . f , ' f H,,, 5- Science Edocafron or Q . 1 E E, Pano RICHARD VV. TAYLGR A Associafe Professor of Polifical Science GERRGVX TRACY WARREN F. TRACY ALMA A. TuREcHER Reference Librarian Librarian Wim Rank i of Associafe Professor anof Theory E Professor' of Piano , STANLEY J. VESELY SR. STANLEY J. VESELY JR. Assistant Professor of Instructor in Band and Cornet Music DOUGLAS A. WHITE Instructor in English EDMUND W. VVHITING HERBERT F. WIESE Associate Professor Associate Professor of Art of German IT hr .-- P l . kg Q f fa wwf STANLEY R. WATKINS Assistant Professor of Chemistry RUTH ZIKA Associate Professor of Physical Education i'- PM Q V,.,x..N 1 f 'S r i ii ff' fri !v,l jf Xfijig J LUCY BRLUCH Campus Sofia! Hcsfess HOUSGITUCHTETT Byifff House ILEE SMITH Feed Service Diiecicr MILDRED LGRENC Coliege Nurse NGRINE K. HGWELLS Adminisfrafive Assisfanr To Dean of Sfudenrs BETTY FISHER Circulafion Libiaiian FREDA CH LXIXNPF RS CGTSTOQ lifwmf M ifiw Ran Oi' 'x'xY'T '3 f'n'wsOf CDLLEGE PERSONNEL. LOIS E. McBROOM Secretary to Rresiclent JENNIE O. BAILEY Associate Registrar NELLIE WILLIAMS Secretary to Dean of College CONNIE POLASKY Assistant to Director of Public Relations, Courier Editor JANE LANDERS Secretary in Admissions Office DARLENE NEAGLE Secretary to Business Manager OSA LAIRD Secretary in Alumni Office MARY GOUDY Secretary in Music Department 'ww IJf.II.'If f, II',IgI I 1 !XIiiriiiiiIfiriI iffff I I'IIfXIiI III IW iI',I F' I', Serif,-Ifiiy, 'iIII'If'IiI PII f in iif if 4. fl, GARNETT SIMMGNS Service Deparfnwenf Manager DGRQTI-IY SAFELY Assisranf in Regisfrar's Office AMY HAWORTH Assistant Di recTor of Food Service GLADYS MAI-IRING Dining Room Hosfess, Voorhees Hall WILLIAM D. ,IOI-INS Manager of Booksfore ARTHUR E MEFFEIQD Siioerinfendeinu' of Qf jr' rv' JNQV x.'i.N..13X xi Y ,3 lI I I K'xI'I74 5 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN BRUCE JAFEK Omaha Nebraska President JERRY ADAMS Cedar Rapids ROBERT ADAMS Keota, Iowa CAROLYN ALDRIDGE Cedar Rapids LINDA ANDREWS Cedar Rapids CAROL ATEN Cedar Rapids PAU-L ATHERTON Alburnett, Iowa JOAN BARNES Tipton, Iowa OIRTON BARNES Binghamton, N.Y. BARBARA BARTON Des Moines, Iowa THOMAS BEHM Wheeling, Ill. DOUGLAS BEN DLE Moline, Ill. BONNIE BILHARZ Floyd, Iowa LETA BLOOD Cedar Rapids HUBERT BOWLES Evanston, Ill. LYNN BREWER Oak Park, III. PETER BRYANT Lake Zurick, Ill. JOHN BUCHER Stone Harbor, N.J. DIANE BURGER Minneapolis, Minn. VICKI BURROUGHS Greene, Iowa NANCY CALDWELL Cedar Rapids ALYCE CANFIELD Villa Park, Ill. SONYA CARLSON Des Moines, Iowa ROGEIR CARTER North English, Iowa MIKE CASEY University City, Mo. WALTER CHAPMAN Minneapolis, Minn. YARO CHMELAR Washington, Iowa JERRY CLAPSADDLE Clear Lake, Iowa JAMES COATS Westfield, N.J. ANNE COQCKR-ELL Omaha, Neb. ANN CONISTOCK Randolph, Iowa SHANNON CONNERS St. Louis, Mo. CONSTANCE COPPER St. Louis Park, Minn. ANN COPPEIRUD Minneapolis, Minn. HARRY CRETIN Cedar Rapids STANLEY CROWL Sioux City, Iowa RO-GER CUNNINGHAM Elmhurst, Ill. Q Ae 'r-, 'H PIC Ilfllflf lzlffllllil i,, r if,-pf' JJ' CAI-?l IJRI 'JIM-III FJ rl, piflrjl- ill VETA IJIJIIIIIEIV Murilfvlirrifi, lfffwi JOANNE IJIJUIJX-Y Crgglfsr Rfspihlt .IAMES EASTMAN Wayzata, Minn .JUDY EICHINGER St. Paul, Minn, DENNIS EILERS Tipton, Iowa DGRGTHY EVANS Cedar Rapids .IGYCE EARRINGTGN Dixon, III. LALIRENCE FINK West Hempstead, N.Y JANET EURNISS Chicago, III. BERNARD GIERE Chicago, Ill. CAROL GLASS Waterloo, Iowa DANIEL GRECO Mount Prospect, III. MARGARET GREEN Cedar Rapids TGNI GREY Cedar Rapids CYNTHIA GRIPPEN Mason City, Iowa SUSAN GRODLAND Glenview, III. KATHLEEN GROEE Palo Alto, Calif. KENNETH GRUBB Morton Grove, III. BARBARA HAGERMAN Wenonah, N.J, SHERMAN HANSEN Stanwood, Iowa CLAIRE HARDER Plymouth, Wig, JOHN HAVICK Council Bluffs, Iowa STEPHEN HAYVVARD Mason Cify, Iowa JUDITH HAZEN Charles City, Iowa TERRY HEALD Cedar Rapids JAMES HENTON Glidden, Iowa RONALD HERBON Moline, III. JANICE HERMAN Cedar Rapids CLARK HOLLINGSWORTH Ollie, Iowa JUDITH HOVEY Madison, Wis. JUDITH HUMES Park Ridge, III. MERILEE HUSER Minneapolis, Minn. JUDITH HUTCHINSON Highland Park, III. MINA INGERSOLL Fairfield, Iowa LARRY JACOBSON Marshalltown, Iowa CHARLES JOHNSON Moline, Ill. PRUDENCE JOHNSON Zumbrota, Minn. KARL KAHLER Rockford, Ill. GAIL KETTLER Rockford, Ill. STEPHEN KILGORE Hopkins, Minn. NANCY KLOSTER Cedar Rapids KARMEN KRUEGER Cedar Rapids JOHN KUBA Cedar Rapids LANA KUBA Evergreen Park, Ill. JOYCE LAMPAREK Cedar Rapids RICHARD LANDENBERGER Cedar Rapids LAURIE LATCHAVV White Bear Lalfe, Minn. DIANE LATTA Palrnyra, N.Y. CLAUDETTE LAUCK Bensenville, III. JANE LEONARD Odebolt, Iowa JUNE LOUGHRIDGE Garnett, Kansas CHARLES MACALUSO Lincolnwood, Ill. ROSS MADDEN lndianola, Iowa JEANNINE MARTIN Charles City, Iowa CLETUS MEYER Cedar Rapids CAROL MIELL Center Point, Iowa ELLEN MILLER Martelle, Iowa SANDRA MILLER Shell Rock, Iowa ELIZABETH MINDT White Bear Lake, Minn. CLEMMA MOSIER Washington, Iowa KAY MULLEN Gilmore City, Iowa STANLEY NECHVILLE Cedar Rapids DO'RIS NEWELL St. Louis, Mo. BETTY NIELANDER Chicago, Illz GEORGE OOSTERHOUS Madison, Wis. MARJOIRY PALMER Cedar Rapids SARAJANE PALMER St. Louis, Mo. ARLENE PARK Cedar Rapids JOHN PAULSON Mechanicsville, Iowa SUSAN POPE Cedar Rapids EAYE POSSON Clear Lake, Iowa ELMER POTTER Lamont, Iowa SANDRA POWELL Anamosa, Iowa JUDITH RENNIX Northbrook, Ill. WALTER RITTER Philadelphia, Pa. CHARLES ROBISON Cedar Rapids GARY ROGERS Council Bluffs, Iowa BEVERLY ROMAN Cedar Rapids DAVID ROSER Missouri Valley, Iowa FRED ROTH Oak Park, Ill. CURTIS RUHL Vinton, Iowa PATRICIA RUTTER Coronado, Calif. SANDRA SACCARO Marshalltown, Iowa CH ERYL SATTERTHWAITE Evanston, III. NORMAN SAUER Cedar Rapids DONALD SAWYER Center Point, Iowa RICHARD SCHLUETER Marion, Iowa DENNIS SCHNACK Tipton, Iowa ROBERT SCHULDT Davenport, Iowa JAN SCHWANK Cedar Rapids NANCY SEARS Waterloo, Iowa STEVE SEMMELMEYER Webster Groves, MO. GARY SI-IAEER Davenport, Iowa ROBERT SHERMAN Bristow, Iowa CAROL SMITH Niagara TflII',, II f DIANA SMITH Cedar FaII',, Iowa GARY SMITH Sycamore, III. GARY SOJKA Cedar Rapids EVERETT SRROSTON Cedar Rapids LAMONT STUHLER Wayzata, Minn. GARY SVEC Cedar Rapids JUDITH SYKORA Marion, Iowa JOHN TAFI: Omaha, Neb. LYNN THORESEN Monona, Iowa ROBERT TOSH Cedar Rapids THOMAS TROTTER Ainsworih, Iowa JANE VANDERMEER Chicago, III. DOUGLAS WALTERS Elmwood Park, III. LARRY WANDLING Marengo, Iowa SUSAN WECK Minneapolis, Minn. ANNE WESTERVELT Glen Ellyn, III. JAN WHITE Cedar Rapids WALTER WHITE Madrid, Iowa ZO'NA WILLIAMS Houston, Texas GAIL WOIRTMAN New York, N.Y. CHARLES WRIGHT Indianapolis, Ind. MARION WRIGHT Algona, Iowa BARRY ZOOK Nevada, Iowa FOOTBALL 3 ' A' rw U ,.y. . X f' 4, 1, f , V . 2113 'yn I 4 ,fn X, frat nf I. 'ffr ROW ONE, left to right: C. Gries, M. Driscoll, S. Miller, J. York, R. Malake, T. Stonebarger, J. Watson, V. Britt, D. JOHGS R. Armstrong. ROW TWO: Coach Drahn, B. Hawkinson, D. Rasmussen, R. Anderson, G. Clanton, R. Curnan, J. Stonebar ger, B. Welch, T. Leeper, R. Reever, T. Rhatigan, K. Rusher, E. Pyle, G. Ahlberg, Manager. ROW THREE: Coach Sch wank, G. Larkin, C. Brecht, L. Knudtson, J. Pater, R. Dee,D. Wessel, G. Miller, T. Chirikos, B. l-loudek, J. Bostock, R. Johnson, R. Topping, J. Jermier, Liddy. li' FOOTBALL COACHES William FiTch Bob Liddy Wally Schvvank, Head Coach Bob Schulz FOOTBALL The l958 Coe College FooTball Team sur- prised The enTire conference by winning eighT sTraighT games To wrap up The MidvvesT Con- ference Championship before They played Their final game. AfTer a one week layoff, Coe losT iTs final game of The season To Grin- nell. IT was an inTeresTing season, since The Kohawks won many games by a slim marging They sTill proved ThaT They had iT when iT counfed, however. T iiiflfl' T TTT E yriivmg gil? A.. , X . ELDON PYLE DAVE WESSEL BOB TOPPING My 3 4 .- ' V 1,, I' f JF X, E LGU KNUDTSON JQHF'-J JEPMIEP BRUCE HOUDEK GARY LARKIN VER'-ON BRITT JERRY STONEBARGER JUSTY WATSON GARY MILLER JIM PATER .DPA DICK ANDERSON CARL BRECHT TOM STONEBARGER STAN MILLER BOB JOHNSON DARYL RASMUSSEN 1 fflhf f W Qu Q,-I 341 v RI' ' II KEITH RUSHER MIKE DRISCOLL GARY CLAIXJTQN BILL WELCH JIM BOSTOCK JIM YQRK CHARLIE GRIES DAVE rf' tt Jr! 1. I E '43 I ' r -qu-T Q' . -R ffN?4g'Ci.1i+ f .H , 1' fa ,j A.. ,' .- i ' ,1 M Me' 2f'ff5f'f2Z f'f'f'f 1fgfa1+fRm f'q-' ' itll V4 gy y, 72',15r i'l1f2:m ' ' My 3'lY:' fr K ' V' ,.. rz': R ' 4 if '! -.Z V f' I ,. 1 U In 9 L,'.'3'lf1l'g I J-,ily 'KL '1 ' K 73 f ' Af, K nv ,,,y?,?iggfq4rm 36 fi' mifgv! '60 1 1, ' -' J rv , Q, TOM RHATIGAN V I fm 1 , ,yo -W1 , ,V ,wif K' ffrfsw 3 X f' f 5 X. if TERRY LEEPER BOB MALAKE 1 I 5 A x . f C wi pf A. ,V 6' s 1 BOB HAWKINSON BOB CURNAN RICH REEVER RON ARMSTRONG ,W , '4 Lf, if ff 'Z ' 4 ,fl X 2 - 3 fn E A W ,f 1 wt 1 1 I t 1:..'c .--1 FIB . A , ' s ' 'Q 99 is ' -. 'i i 'si J, iii i I -w . J ,, . 1 J ., . 1 . Q it 1 v 1 ' 1 - H ' . B ' .Q '- . Ri T9 .. . R . :QQ ,iw xxxx, M , ...1 , i 4 . - KS. X Q J. S Q ,X .W .-.nw ' NL , X QW-5 at f D -14-Y . . v'J1 . J D f S 'X 3 , ' . 5 512 f lf y f' '+- ., QNX. ,exp ,QQg3,Qgq.Q,1x,.....bc..c-,R -.,.f:.--:if ,ggvmse .. . K4 , f - , 1 .wie .. ffl-ff X Jw, ,:i:.:t ' i , . qfsss' v ' X-.ww X .W M- , X. 'J I 1 . 1 ' . - J- - 2 .5 . ' 'V L J 1. A - - 1 - 1 ' ' J' R 2 . I-M f . , 1 te o st xy w w -. 'Q V . H J t ' . . . 2 M' v 4, '43 X ig-QT'I1zJA NN N- .- V5 - A ' .IG E., V N.,.yr.Yx-5.nf-i.:.5em' MJ- ' ' 'gibwtwli Y .L -V x ,. cgy. A N .M-qqxw, ' ,.g ...5y- ,-Jfs,,,,A . h t:.:.ft.:. R qs-4,1 vpyifg... ff 4-3.13 I , f kf3,PZH ': 'ff ' t 11- ,5 Wh' . l ' ' f fitt. . l, '3:Sfl3f5 5'm1 3fEviia. l'l EJB- 512 '-Y -,- f 'J 359+ it ,' .M , if I wf - 1, 1 -- V, . vu ' 'ff-Z ff ' J -I . . -' . . -3: .1 .St .am .f 4. 23. . . igq Effi e - .J :- gif- '- -f V lzgggyfff fb, Q ' 4 V V, lx ff- 7' X ' wa? ' 1 P3394 V . . 41 .J J.. ,.,. ft' elif if f ,, A. . :..:M.a...eg.:',i1-1w- -it Qt '-as f?2zA22N'i'5-12 - -'it -- J ' .V,.. . . .,1.-x W .1:..:. r . . .V , ,, ,..,.,. .1., , . , FRESHMAN TEAM 'M'-g, ROW ONE: N. Loftus, J. Davy, B. Johnson, J. Morton, H. Walter, C. Meyer, B. Post, T. Healcl, L. Wallace ROW TWOO Smith, R. Kozemczak, D. Koebler, B. Giere, D. Kauffman, G. Giblin, D. Doolittle E. Erickson, G. Aclame, B Tlllele THREE: Bill Fitch, coach, G. soika, B. Thumass B. Polach k M. ' - ' - h , e, E ,t.vv RA d. SN-lfil,eLUckvYC lar, M. Casey, J. Arnold, R. White, Coach. Vans megal' lad en' ek lx' S 52 AUTUMN ACTIVITIES ENCAMPMENT f,fJf:'2 lfflttlli fit ' r r ' l,,f Jil X E rv crsrriprricril fm' l.f-H, ',f inf may tf,,l'5 ,JT Cairrip Vlfriljlifgfflf. llfffirlf CQ ',ti,rtr,r,i igdfj- ers aricl HO ri.fcfii'iltffrC ol 'lie ufirriiriigtre- tion, faculty, at-irl r,er',oririel partiqipfjied in the ll7Vf:f:'dii,f proqrarri which centers its discussion on college airng for the coming year. The entire Encarnprnent program ig student organized and the recommenda- tions and resolutions which are made are later presented to the Student Council and the College Administration. Ross Otters was elected Chairman of the V959 Student Encampment. Com- mittee members are Joe Austin, Bill Dailey, and Dottie Bell. fr, 42 , 1 ' ,f Q Z , hi, ' .M Q, f,:, www? 440 fa ff! Y , I W ,gf .1 ,f-fjfzf W I ,I , , 1 . A7 ri 14 ' 1 gg: fx -. 4' Q REGISTRATION WEEK TUITICDN TUITION L,j I MZ. A- L N 2 fm' f ' f fa? I '11 41 ,, , Nfl, Jil., 'Q if fa wha, Q 1 's . F 5, ,., .mg 24g pf, as as , f 1,7 234 f 1 F ff ? X. N ,Xxx --.-........w....,,,..,,,,,,, Cav' M X s E? PAJAMA DANCE Verlon Briii, TKE Presidem, prese-ms a gif? To Sallee Accola, This year's SIee-pyfime Girl. Candidates for TKE Sleepytime Girl are Sallee ACCQIQ Ja E kins, and Susan Grodlarid. ' n amnf MEWCY DGTGVS, QVFSHS Blue, SYIVVB Per' ,-. . ff., -Y As ,Q A AAY ' , ' 'i 'gl ,5,Q.1s.1 'qgggha-, .rfppqwxng-,, , 15. 1,--....,...-.-..-1-Q,-.-.i,-.- SOUTH SEA ISLAND DANCE fl I S , i l S N , . i i i 1 Luanne Waldock, Miss South Sea Island Girl, is congratulated by Roger Berghs, Lambda Chi social chairman. i South Sea sand Queen candidates tor this year are: Luanne Waldock, Joan Davis, Gail Rosene, Ursula Vogeler, Jean Yarnamota, and Marge Berni. S G YMPICS ,Ni-KJ T ,fir The second annual Siglympics, sponsored loy Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity, was held in October. The Siglym- pics are styled after the famous Olympic games but largely in name only. Representatives from the five sorori- ties and the independent organization participate in field events such as the rolling pin toss, egg relay, soccer ball kick, waterballoon race, three-legged race, and the egg toss. Each of the women's social organizations selects a coach from among the Alpha Sig active members. This year the organization winning the most events was the Tri Delts. Climaxing the activities was an all-school dance at which time Betty Budd was chosen Siglympic Queen. V HOMECOMING T958 find' llf V! fl irsrtyflm fjl Ijq-,iii lmltli' tilt' i, -l l .'ii,r Tffjwfr f,OllI'I'i. 'Tlrrg fjVl'lIl', ffl llii- .,' 1 lf itil lr :ii fx-ti tl,r5 tmdi, tional Clmpr,-l wliifli influfl' fl ' f'ff-fniifg ol Queen COllGllG fVlOOl'l31illfl titer-'tfiilfiliwii ul lair ffjljfi, The main speaker was Colonel lhiyiiiuiifl floffarfl ol Wazhirigton, DC. The Freshman game and puxlihall contest was Friday afternoon followed hy the tootluall game with Cornell College, Saturday. The parade, this year, was on Sat- urday and the floats were displayed at halt time. Other events included the all-college Worship service on Sunday, alumni open houses and luncheons, and the long-awaited Homecoming dance with the music of Teddy Phillips. f 2 i Lf f-vv Us : wx Q-.,, ,mf I Ax 111W xv' I c f' ' ,,,V X ,. my 71 Q ,f , ' , -.1 If . 5 , A 33 5 ' 5? as x 5 Q., E I' , P 119' Homecoming Queen COLLETTE MOORE Alpha Xi Del'ra PAT FAVI LLE Chi Omega 'fm . , , - , ,V X .. V2 . I 'R . Y 1 , ? GAY ROTHGEB Independem' HQMECOMING SU E. ELSCOTT Alpha Gamma Delta SONDRA HEADR CK Delta Delta De Ta T ATTENDANTS FLO TU TE Kappa DeHTa l I x Z V 9 65 ' Sigma Nu novelty Kappa Delta entry HOMECOMING Alpha Gam beauty tloat 4 4 G PARADE .,f, .- . we Q,-1 .. . .h rl! W AL Y- J f-.1..w!', A' ' lr WXAVW :W- f X af mimi? if Xl! W Q64 Jb Z N Chu Omega float 'M f , Q 3 . I I V s, 1 ' f 7 J -X 4 ywijf',f I , N I G , s, x 4 , ff ,, K I ' 1 ,qi 1 ' . W I iff' , A f ' gf , X. ,Ka ,Q . X -94,47 ff HA , 4 yy, , 0 3 . Kg, , Q x ,, A 0 1 ff ' ,f ,www-,,, ' 4 ' 3 , Lf QK4, ' X , V, I N I I :WU ,fp W A K 0 V4 - xp! 0 , Af' .,.,,, . 4, X . ,. , 5- n Cyn J f' -i f , , V-1- f' 'I - 7 -43, Q -,S 1 y , w V 4 ,Ii T ' - ' f' , ia 1 . ,. .bs Y xg: K7 X, lk, 5 gf Nz, W wx - ,V 4 X 1 . ' V 1 - 1 f 'fw:.r..,.. A N Tri Delt beauty entry Alpha Xi FWOVGHY 'FTYVJ Y Q ' V . . ' nf 7 1 5 . 4' N fl . 1 ' , r 'L LJYW 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 WV . V ,,,,,-..-,:. .... V.-..---v...---.-.v--w. ARMS AND THE MAN The Coe Players, under The direcTion of Mr. Bruce Kellner, presenTed Arms and The Man by George Bernard Shaw, November 21 and 22. The rol- licking comedy, abouT love and war beTween counTries and sexes, Took place in Bulgaria, near The close of The Balkan Wars in 1885. ' The cast, headed by Tom Behm and Clennma Mosier, also included Tom SToll, Elaine Tsoutsouris, M. Lou Pazour, STephen Hayward, STan Crovvl, and Karl Klein. I X ,f QE' Q YW Ri is H 'V T Q 3 3 7 K 4- if 45,01 'nf I , . wi w wx-war? in QP I SOPHOMORES TOM RHATIGAN Monticello President SALLEE ACCOLA Des Moines PATRICIA ALB-ERHASKY Iowa City KAREN ANDERSON Cedar Rapids JOAN ANDREWS Minneapolis, Minn. V JOHN ARNOLD Cedar Rapids JOE AUSTIN Marshalltown MARILYN BALE Oelwein MARGE BERNI Chicago, III. ORLENE BLUE Vinton JOHN BOLLMAN Rock Island, III. PHILLIP BROWN Lake Bluff, Ill. DAN PAM CHAMBERLAIN Minneapolis, Minn. WILLIAM CHENEY Davenport DAVI ROBERT CURNAN Davenport MELINDA DAILEY Port Byron, III. ALLA JOAN DAVIS Ida Grove MARCY DETERS Rock Island, III. KAREN DOMS KATHIE DORMAN Minneapolis, Minn. MICHAEL DR Williamsburg ROBERT DUTTON Van Horne JAMES DYER Cedar Rapids JANE EARLEY Traer JAN IEL BRUCH Newhall D CLAUSS Chicago, Ill. IRE DAVIS Charlotte Early 6 ISCOLL EATON Lime Springs fm mf-U GEORGE ERICKSEN Des Plaines, Ill. RICHARD FANCHER North English MARVIN FARLEY Blue Grass PATRICIA FAVILLE Minneapolis, Minn. BARBARA FINGER Maywood, III. SHARON FISHER Villisca ROBERT GAGE Minneapolis, Minn. CAROL GALATY Oak Park, Ill. EUNICE GIMM Brooklyn, N.Y. GREGORY GINGRICH Oak Park, I SHIRLEY GRAHAM Evanston, Ill. CHARLES GRIES Sigourney IANE GUNDACKER Srrawberry Point NANCY HAHN Woodstock, Ill. FAYE HASLER GORDON HARRISON Alliance, Ohio Cedar Rapids SONDRA HEADRICK Cedar Rapids SARA HIXSON Hillsboro EMMA HOSELE McGregor Y DON INMAN Deerfield, iii. DON ISHIKAWA Lahaina, T.H. RONALD JENSEN Council Bluffs MIKE JERMIER Charles City DICK JOHNSON BOB JOHNSON Iowa Falls Burlington SUE KAHLE-R Rockf ord, III. JOE KANE Winnipeg, Canada ROBERT KAPPMEYESR Oelwein TERRY KAU Waip ahu, T.H. JANET KIESLING DOROTHY KIRK Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids PATRICK MARY KIRKPATRICK Oskal T JOHN KRUYNE OOS6 OM KOLDA Cedar Rapids Milwaukee BARBARA I.ADD Rockford, III. JUDITH LATHAM Chicago, III. KENNETH LAINI I lr' Elrnlmurzl, Illiiifw BERT LEAQH Lqlqg fjliilf, Ill:Ii', NIARY lfjllff ff'1 ,' f JANICE LYFORD Rockford, Illinois CAROL MacKENZlE Lisle, Illinois MARILYN MARTIN Posfville LAIN MESSER Washington JUDY MEYER Macomb, Illinois JUDY MILLER Morning Sun THOMAS MOELLER Dysarf COLLETTE MOORE Headrick JUDY MOORE Slerling, Illinois DIANE MORRIS Marion MELVILLE MOSES Chicago, Illinois RAY NAGEL Edgewood KAREN NAHIGIAN Glenview, Illinois JEANNINE OLSQN Cedar Rapids RALPH PALMER Gilman PEGGY PATTEN Edina, Minnesota GARY PISEL Gilmore City BARBARA POWELL Dysart KAREN RASMUSSEN Davenport MARY REINHART Normandy, MQ, BILL REX Elmhurst, III, DALE RINEHART Park Ridge, III. GAIL ROSENE Arlington Heights, Ill. GAY ROTHGEB Edina, Minn. LEONE RUMMENS Hardy GORDON RUSSEL Marion, So. Dak. JEROME SABACKY Cedar Rapids SHIRLEY SADILEK Cedar Rapids CAROL SAMMONS Chicago, III. MARLENE SCHUMANN Brussels, Belgium ROBERT SHAW Oelwein DEANNA SHELTON Brentwood, Mo. JUDY SIMS Des Plaines, III. DONNA STANERSON Marengo PHIL SWORDS Cedar Rapids JAN FLORENCE TUITE Chicago, III. TIMMONS Ocheyedan DIANE VERMAZEN Fayette URSULA VOGELER Morris, III. LUANNE WALDOCK Minneapolis, Minn. JAMES WERNER Van Horne BETTY WILLIAMS GWEN WILLIAMS Houston, Texas Crawfordsville MADELIN-E WILLIS Plano, III. WILLIAM WISE Galena, III. ROBERT WOODHOUSE Cedar Rapids J EAN YAMAMOTO Kauai, T.H. PAUL ACKLES Evanston, III. DELORES AYRES Spencer DOTTIE BELL Clear Lake JAM ES Pitt., Penn. ROBERT BROWN Cedar Rapids VIRGINLA BRYAN LaPorte City JUNIORS DAVID JONES Newton President ELAINE BABB Burlington DONALD BACH Center Point BOSTOCK BOB BOUMA Pocahontas KVETA BRENTNER Walker BETTY BUDD Maywood, III. JOHN CARPENTER Ledyard i........-f.-.- Y-'- W - V BARBARA CERNY Riverside, III. CLAUDIA CHRISTENSEN Minneapolis, Minn. JUDY ERNST ANNE CLAYTON Kansas City, Mo. MARY DIFEENDERFER Lanark, III. Cedar Rapids JERRY FIFER , Burlington CARL FROEBEL Webster Groves, Mo. BIETSY GOODE Minn., Minn. TOM GRANOUIST Chicago, III. JACK OREINER Oak Park, Ill. MARILYN HANKINS Cedar Rapids DANIEL HANSEN Early BOB HAWKINSON Cedar Rapids JO ANNE HAYDEN Viola BECKY HEDDRICK Center Point ELAINE HENECKE Cedar Rapids LLOYD HOFFMAN Mt. Morris, CARL HOFSTETTER Oak Park, Ill. JU DY HOOOEVEEN Sterling, III. SUSAN HUMMEL Minn., Minn. BRIAN JACOBSON Rock Island, III. DAVID HUNT Winthrop ROBERT HRUSKA Cedar Rapids STEPHEN JAMES Cedar Rapids X X ROBERT JANDA Cedar Rapids PAT KAMERLING Lisbon JUDY KLIMES Cedar Rapids DON KOUBA Cedar Rapids PHYLLIS LEITER Huntertown, Ind. SHIRLEY LORENZ Reinbeck LORRAINE LUNDGREN Des Moines MARIJEAN MacDANEL Cedar Rapids DAVID MacLEAN Red Wing, Minn. DENISE MCGREVV Lake Forest, lll. MARY L. MARTIN Walerloo MARTIN MILLER Chicago, III. HARRY MOON Monona BEVERLY MORSE Norwalk MARY ANN MOYER Cedar Rapids NANCY NISSEN Reinbeck THOMAS NULL Monticello ROSS OTTERS Chicago, lll. DON OWEN Cedar Rapids PAT PARDUBSKY Cedar Rapids SYLVIA PERKINS Buffalo, N.Y. NANCY PETERSON Minneapolis, Minn. LINDA RENNIE Oskaloosa JUDY RINGBLOOM Edina, Minn. Hjp,gf,nY lf'ffl':lvllJ' Xfllnl '7' Nflylf ,f LN T' I P li 1 v llf' 11 l ,,,-uf' ,s , v.ff11l'll' wff'-ll fflfv , , ' In Y-L. if 'f'l,v'!fFp J JAMES SCHRA DER lndcpcrldrrmc f 4-1 '44 :fr r , , 7 GEORGE SCHV-.IFYIDER Bellevue MARlLYl'.l S Hubba HELTON ffl JEAN SLATER DAVID SOMERVILLE Chicago, lll. Cedar Rapids TED STANG Silvls, lll. TOM STOLL Oak Park, lll. BOB TORPING Wellman RAY TURNER Cedar Rapids RICHARD VOSS Atlantic LINDA WADDELL Cedar Rapids DOUG VVHIPPLE Elmhurst, Ill. OWEN WINTERBERG Cedar Rapids JOYCE WHITMORE Marion LOIS ZIMMERMAN Anamosa M jyfx ,g'n3,',, ' ORGANIZATIONS ' .ff f, 'Tfi-31, lf Q 'fl ,, 3-if N54f,4 1Ww ' i . have a voice in This student QUVCfI'IIIrIfjI'II IIVOIJQLI Iheir kw STUDENT COUNCIL The CO6 College SILJQIQIII QUIJIICII V. IIIff mfr.-IIIII 'Au- denI QOVQVIWINQ IUOCIY IDI' IIW 9'I1mIi J'l' fb-II 'f II'1 f'1II'JV'3 elected represenTaTives. PresicIenT--BILL WELCH I sz I U EXECUTIVE COUNCIL I I I I Z E Z I 2 1 3 2 E I I I , E I Q I I I I: I I III I I. 'I I3 . I I I I I I. , ILL,LI,,7Y It SEATED: G. Bixby, S. Accola, J. Mue er, D. Kacer B. W h D I! STANDING: D. Laubenheimerl R' Onersl W. Rumble, J. EjrCe9. ean Bucher, E. MeIbYI D. Jones, B. I-Ioudek. ,III I I I I I I I ,I84 STUDENT ENCAM PMENT CCMMITTEE J. Austin, R. Otters, B. Dailey, D. Bel! 3 Tv 4 W 1 VOORHEES COUNSELDRS SECOND ROW: N. Bros, M. Huisman, P. Level, S. Lorenz. FIRST ROW: N. Peterson, Dean Sherard, Mrs. Dawson, J. Mueller. Voorhees Counselors are upperclasswomen selecTed by The Dean of Women To assisT in handling dormi Tory life in each wing of Voorhees Hall. The h h ' y are c osen on T e basis of scholarship as well as on Their abiliTy To handle dormiTory siTuaTions. RESIDENT COUNSELDRS ancuwu KUW: D. Buchm ll , D. S ' . Dean WimamSlMrS.SCOH,Bfgcgackennomefvllle, R- Voss, J. Davis, L. sie-Wan, R. offer-S. FIRST Row. T. Holmes, This QVOUIO is Composed of upperclassmen seIecTed R l who assisT him in The handli T ' - -las esldence Hall GG'-mSGlOl'S by The Dean of Men 'TQ o residence hall acTiviTies. S I T' ' L ' T effecTively work oUT problems evolvin fr ' - eeclon IS made On me basis of ability O Q Om sTrucTured life in The residence hall. i li BN f .m X. A 4: 2 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL W7 SECOND ROW: L. Rennie, N. Nichols, E. Melby, J. Robertson, P. Lacey. FIRST ROW: J. Murton, N. Nissen, J. Slater, D. Bell, B. Morse. Panhellenic Council is the official governing body for all intersorority activities. The group is composed of two representatives from each sorority and strives to promote cooperation among Greek-letter organiza- tions as well as to solve the problems of each group. Officers for the I958-59 year Were: Jean Slater, President, Dottie Bell, Vice-President, Nancy Nissen, Sec- retary, Bev Morse, Treasurer, Judy Nlurton, Social Chairman. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL SECOND ROW: B. McCracken, B. Young, G. Miller, D. Hunt, D. Laubenheimer, V. Britt, R. Anderson. FIRST ROW: Mr. Kellner, L. Stewart, R. Voss, R. Otters, Dean Williams, Dean Bucher. Composed of representatives of each fraternity, IFC sets rules for rushing, pledging and social activities of fraternities. The group is affiliated with the National Interfraternity Council. Officers for the past year were: Leland Stewart, President, Rich Voss, Vice-President, Ross Otters, Secre- tary-Treasurer, and Dean Laubenheimer, Social Chairman. PHI BETA KAPPA Chosen for r'nerriIlf:r',Itip lil Pitt Iiffta Vfrppa are those Seniors Who have rnairitfnrlfffl fi Curlrrlor grade average during their tour years at college Scholarship and potential abilities are conzidered in awarding admission to the honorary society. Dimis Ehninger, Janet Robertson, and Janet Mueller were elected to Phi Beta Kappa in the tall semester, 1958. PHI KAPPA PHI Phi Kappa Phi, national scholastic honorary organization, chooses as its members seniors in the top twelve per cent of the senior class. Partic- ipation in campus activities as well as scholarship is considered in the choosing of members. BACK ROW: D. Ehninger R. Young L Harkness FRONT ROW: J- Mueller, P- I-6Cey, J. Robertson, CRESCENT Crescent, honorary organization tor senigr women, honors those who have maintained high standards of scholarship, character, and participa- tion in campus activities. Members are Chosen in the spring of their iunior year. Jan Mueller was President for the I958-59 year, and Phyllis Level served as Secretary-Treasurer. STANDING: D. Ehninger, P. Level. SITTING: J. Robert son, W. Steinkamp, J. Mueller, S. Smith, P. Lacey. SACH EM Sachem, national honorary for senior men, chooses for membership those men who have maintained a I.75 over-all grade average and have demonstrated high character. Participation in campus activities is also considered as a qualiti- cation for membership. Bob Young served as President of Sachem for the I958-59 year. STANDING: T. Holmes, B. Coats, B. Richman, D. Buch mueller. SITTING: L. Harkness, B. Young. Presiclenl-EVELYN MELBY Pl BACK ROW: M. Hankins, P. Leiter, M. MacDaniel, K. Mullen, A. Cockrell, H. Lutz, T. Grey, D. McGrew, C. Schroeder, J. Klimes, J. Story, L. Andrews. SECOND ROW: P. Nicolai, S. Hixson, L. Thorsen, P. Pardubsky, C. Galaty, J. Davis, M. Martin, D. Newell, S. Pope, S. Grodland, J. White, J. Marlin. FIRST ROW: C. Hof- slerfer, B. Morse, S. Elscotf, B. Cerny, E. Melby, N. Bros, J. Barnes, J. Lyford, M. Blum, A. Clayton. alpha gamma delta The past year has indeed been an exciting and busy one for the Alpha Gams of Pi chapter. To many, this may have been the most memorable of their college career since such a large number of diamonds have found their way to the left hand of many of the undergraduates. House Party at the Palisades officially began our year. With it came the usual-Joanie lost in the woods, yummy meals, plus lots of fun and hard work. With our wonderful pledge class we recall Homecoming and our float swing to Victory, the pledge skip- HELP, our pledge dance Shocktail Party, the Alum Christmas party . . . VA- CATION, lnitiation and our Spring Formal. Some of the many Alpha Gamma Delta honors this year were: Nancy Bros, President of Voor- hees House Council, AWS Vice-President, Barbara Cerny, SEA President, Nlariiean lVlacDanel, Treas- urer SEA, Phyllis Leiter, Historian SEA, Evelyn Melby, Vice-President YWCA, Student Council So- cial Chairman, Carolyn Elscott, Treasurer of YWCA, and Carol Hofstetter, Ass't. Editor of the Acorn. fl I I 1 President-JAN ROBERTSON l 2 ls it l: V l l T E X 2 l l l 1 l v ALPHA GAMMA BACK ROW: P. Rutter, D. Burger, F. Posson, M. Long E. Tsoutsouris, J. Gunclacker, K. Nahigian, C. Moore S. Saccaro, P. Chamberlain, G. Rotbgeb, C. Grippen SECOND ROW: C. Satterthwaite, T. Millar, B. Mindt U. Vogeler, R. Noble, M. Hueser, C. Mosier, P. Patten M. Ingersoll. FIRST ROW: l-l. McLaughlin, C. Matter P. Kamerling, C. Riclcllesberger, J. Robertson, R. Wlwtie M. Huisrnan, L. Wadclell, J. Murton. alpha Xi delta Alpha Xi Delta looks back on another happy year at Coe. Last year ended with Jan Robertson representing Coe at the Drake Relays, Sharon Hanson reigning over the freshman dance, Pat Kam- merling as first attendant in the Acorn Beauty contest, house party, and twelve pledges. Fall came with Collette Moore as Homecoming Queen. The pledge dance, Jazz in Silhouettes, and the Christmas party complete with Santa Claus. Second semester brought Ideal Week and the Spring Formal. Honors this year go to: Jan, A.W.S. President, Phi Beta Kappa, Crescent, Phi Kappa Phi, Ruthie and Collette as cheerleaders, Judy, President of the Cosmopolitan Club, Elaine as Co-Chairman of Homecoming, Freshman Tenth, Alpha Lambda Delta, and Gay as Freshman Tenth, and Alpha Lambda Delta. Q Xi? Q7 I M .JU Dig it I President-LINDA RENVNHE OMICRON ALPHA BACK ROW: B. Bilharz, A. Westervelt, B. Barton, M Kirkpatrick, C. Smith, G. Kettler, E. Henecke, M. Bale M. Deters, C. Morine, J. Latham, S. Perkins, J. Fur niss. SECOND ROW: K. Doms, S. Lorenz, P. Faville, E Babb, D. Shelton, G. Fitzgerald, S. Saclilek, L. Wal dock, J. Timmons, C. MacKenzie, C. Cooper, S. Pal mer, C. Sammons S Kahler FIRST ROW A Kin M , . , . : . Q, Mueller, F. Chaloupka, J. Ernst, Mrs. Bryant, L. Rennie W. S ' k ' tem amp, A. Stephenson, N. Nissen, J. Mueller. deli it dell cl delta 1958-59 was another full year for Tri Delta and one that will long be remembered. It began With house party at Lake Macbride, where fun and laughs were combined with hard work. With this wonderful beginning our successes continued throughout the year: Sallee chosen Teke Sleepy Time Gal, first place in the Siglympics and Betty queen of the Siglympics Ball, the pledge board Scramble , Pine Party and our pledges' show of shows , Heart Throb l-lop, Variety show, Spring Formal and our Dream Man, and last but not least, spring house party. This year, many Tri Deltas participated in campus activities: Gwen, President ot W.A.A,, Sallee, Student Council Corresponding Secretary, President ot Vesper Choir and Captain ot the Cheer- I d'n S uad, Gail, Judy, Gwen, and Sallee, che-erleaders, Kathie and Judy, YWCA Cabinet, Karen ea i g q and Gail, Cosmos Staff, Dottie, President of Catalina Club, Secretary of House Council, Kathie and W.A.A. Council, and Nina, Chairman of Religion and Lite Week. dance, Score Judy, f f ,X ,.--. President-NANCY NICHOLS DELTA ETA BACK ROW: S. Hummel, J. Rennix, J. Meyer, N. Cald- well, N. Peterson, S. Canfield, B. Budd, G. Graeber, S. Headrick, L. Brewer, S. Carlson, E. Miller. SECOND ROW: P. Johnson, N. Nielander, J. Andrews, K. Dor- man, G. Rosene, K. Rasmussen, D. Smith, J. Vander- meer, J. Eichinger, J. Moore, B. Ladd, A. Copperud, J. Hazen, J. Schwank. FIRST ROW: J. Ringbloom, C. Christensen, S. Accola, S. Lawson, N. Nichols, L. Fisher, M. Dailey, B. Finger, G. Pohl, D. Bell. kappa. delta The Kappa Deltas had another busy and happy year. The annual house party was held at the Palasades opening a year ot tun with Homecoming, Richshaw Ramble pledge dance, Christmas party and caroling, skips, spreads and many other activities. Campus leaders in Kappa Delta included Barb Battin, Treasurer ot AWS and Secretary-Treasurer of WAA, Suzanne Smith, YWCA and Sociology Cub President, Jean Slater, Panhellenic prexy, De- lores Ayres, Mu Phi Epsilon Treasurer, Mary Ann Moyer, Cosmos Editor and Patti Lacey, Business Manager and Pi Delta Secretary-Treasurer. On the scholastic honor roll were Marge Berni, Shirley Graham, Nancy Hahn, Faye Hasler, Patti Lacey, Mary Reinhart and Karin Swanson. Suzanne Smith and Patti Lacey were tapped tor Crescent, Patti Lacey was initiated into Phi Kappa Phi, and Mary Reinhart received the Alpha Gam- ma Delta Rose Bowl. President-PATTI LACEY ALPHA GAMMA BACK ROW: P. Calva, M. Berni, D. Vermzaen, S. Gra- ham, M. Palmer, J. Hoogeveen, C. Clure, N. Sears, L. Albaugh, B. Battin. SECOND ROW: J. Slater, J. Eaton, N. Rosene, K. Swanson, M. Reinhart, N. Hahn, C. Freeman, S. Connors, G. Wortman, J. Herman. FIRST ROW: M. Berning, M. Ditfenderter, M. Mullen, S. Smith, P. Lacey, F. Hasler, F. Tuite, D. Ayres, M. Moyer. alpha slqma pit' The brothers of Alpha Chi chapter completed another the az. on Coe campus. A lieautiful replica of the Victory Bell was the Alpha Sigs' homecoming tloai The highlights of the social events staged hy the brothers .vas the eeccfil aiwrw 'pa,f al Sigli,-mpics X.-.lon this year by Delta Delta Delta Sorority. Thanksgiving vacation -.vas highlighted hy a memorable stag party at Brother Kleir1's cabin on the Mississippi. The married Maverick was in attendance, The hrotheihood also was active in service proiects once again as they splashingly painted the Marion YMCA and placed Christmas wreaths about the campus. Individual recognition should be given to Coats, elected to Phi Kappa Phi and Sachem, Riihman, elected To Sachem and President of The Business Clulfng Stewart, past President of the Fraternity and past president of the lnterfraternity council and Co-Chairman ot the 1958-59 Encanwpmentg Hunt, Prcsiclunt of the Fraternity and President of Pi Kappa Delta, Harmon, Vice-President ot Pi Delta Epsilon. President-DAVE HUNT , .E sf- J 3 , X W f. 5 2 -1-J iw Yi i f, ' 'say ,f WMM: wash 4 - ALPHA CHI THIRD ROW: B. Tosh, J. McCalley, J. Snow, T. McNally E. Potter, G. Svec, M. Stuhler, B. Coats, R. Sherman, J Spielman, F. Roth, F. Wehmeyer, L. Jacobson, D. Greco SECOND ROW: C. Hollingsworth, B. Hruska, S. Crawl, P Atherton, J. Paulson, R. Richman, D. Kassard, B. Hunt, B Haddad, R. Mordan, D. Walters, J. Coats, l.. Stewart FIRST ROW: J. Helrning, J. Carpenter, C. Klein, B. Wise D. Hunt, R. Rinaldi, B. Ferguson, V. Carlino, Prof. Nichols President- RICHARD V055 CHI ALPHA THIRD ROW: B. Janda, J. Havoic, J. Ross, J. Hauschild, J R oser, T. Trotter, R. Berghs, H. Moon, B. Whitmer, B Rembacz, O. Winterberg. SECOND ROW- T Belwm V Allee, T. Lapp, B. Kidd, S. Semmelme el Bi A d I y r, n erson B. Jafek, M. Copeland, J. Eastman. FIRST ROW: D. Lauben heimer, T. N ll K ' U , . Lawler, G. Bixby, D. Hansen, R. Voss D. Whipple, B. Greer, T. Holmes, T. Kolda. phi Trap at tau The men of Iota chapter of Phi Kappa Tau returned to Coe in September reefs sang about esents and good times of the previous year and looking forward to another E .f'E'TT'TUl year at Coe, in the tally the hayride, parties, and our Grave Affair Dance were social events enio-,fest by all. Also the u-.crlc and fun of building our Homecoming float Ramburger will always bring fond memories. The Phi Taus will always remember The Bear, Gabby's Car, Lark and Thurnhf' Geert cl' Ox, Tiger Mac, Horrie, and our other seniors. Individual recognition should be given to Don Kacer, Student Council vice-president, and Torn Gran- quist, business manager of the Acorn. Also recognition should be given to Our many Cadet officers in A.F.R.O.T.C. and Those participating in football, wrestling, track, and baseball. in 'QQ est! .ij as K Q Presiclenl BILL MQCQACKEN IOTA THIRD ROW: , . , . SDD meyer, T. Blofielcl, G. Lucky, G. Bean, G. Tritel, B. Gage B. Shaw, G. Erickson, M. Farley, F. Place. SECOND ROVY J. NoTo, P. Brown, J. Horacelc, J. Arnold, S. James S Neclwille, D. ln man, C. Nlacaluso, J. Aclams, D. Maclean T. Granquisr, F. Zimmerman FIRST ROW T L. Messer, B. Bainter B Brown B K 1 A- ,. , L Polrl .l Miller, G. Hoffman, J. Filer, G. Miller, B llflclv-'iHClx9IT i7 Kacer, R. Debus, J. Kane, L. Lines, B, Elirlxln : T sigma nu Beta Epsilon of Sigma Nu fraternity enioyed another successful year with the brothers participating in a wide variety of campus activities. lt, too, was a year that saw the Sigma Nu's striving to defend the coveted Scholarship Trophy and the Intramural Athletic Trophy which has been in our trophy case six- teen ofthe last seventeen years. Brothers holding campus leadership posts were: Bill Welch, Student Council President, Dave Buch- mueller, Senior Class Vice-President, Dave Jones, Junior Class President, and Tom Rhatigan, Sophomore Class President. Ross Otters was named Student Encampment Chairman, Walker Rumble headed the Siu- dent Union Committee and Bill Dailey served as prexy of the Alpha Phi Omega Service fraternity. Dick Sandercock and Commander Bob Young headed the A.F.R.O.T.C. Cadet Corps. Sixteen brothers received letters as members of the 1958 Conference Championship football team. Brothers Houdek, Knudtson and Stonebarger were named to the All-Conference eleven. Named as Co- Captains were Brothers John Jermier and Stonebarger. Ron Waeckerle, one of seven brothers on the varsity basketball team, was the team's top scorer. President-ROBERT YOUNG BETA EPSILON FOURTH ROW H Walter A Davenport D Ransel T Rutter R Waeckerle M Jermner T Flnley D Rhlner B Thuele B Dutton D Erickson B Johnson J Morton B Fernandez T Wallace C Meyer THIRD ROW K Rusher R Curnan R Johnson F Bingham G Clanton R John son C Froeloel J A ustnn P Ackles R Madden L Knudt son M Casey R Kozemczak J Bostock B Hawklnson D Doollttle R Otters SECOND ROW R Jensen T Rhatlgan S Muller L Harkness J Cherry T Stang R Young D Buchrnueller W Darley B Welch B Houdek I St one barger D Jones FIRST ROW J Anderson W Rumble J Werner R Topplng T Stephenson C Dcvdahl C Sclka D Kauffman P Bryant tau lcapp psil it The fraters of Tau Kappa Epsilon bring to a close another successful year showing their versatility in every phase of campus lite. The highlights of the social year of Zeta Chapter were the all-school Paiama Dance the Playboy Pledge Dance, the Homecoming Celebration, and the Spring Formal. Teke had an excellent year in athletics, having members on all varsity squads. Dave Wessel was chosen tirst team all-conference center, Rich Anderson was president and Dave Somerville secretary ot the Clan of C. Many Tekes participated in campus activities: Charlie Gries was Heart Throb at the all-school Heart- Throb Hop, Gary Pisel, vice-president of Young Republicans, Tom Stoll, president ot Alpha Psi Otttvqa, vice-president of Sociology Club, and co-chairman of Variety Show, Tom Chirikos, assistant business inan- ager ot the Cosmos, and Bob Trimpl and Verlon Britt, advanced R.O.T.C. cadets. All ot these activities together with weekend parties and a top pledge class torm a memorable year tor TKE. i President VERLON BRWT ZETA FOURTH ROW: M. Driscoll, B. Zook, D. Johnson, J. EnTS minger, C. Waterman, G. Ahlloerg, G. Oosterlwaus, D Somerville, R. Reever, M. Evans, D. McNeill, B. GlasQ0W B. Loftus, C. Gries. THIRD ROW: L. Wancllim T Moeller J, W , S. Hanson, D. Kabler, B. Schuldt K. Breclwl W STGIIW 3 Sfeigler, T. Winiger, T. Clwirikos, D. Elwlen. W. TlwonWD50'l G. Bucher, R. Cunningham, B. Cheney. SECOND ROW G. Pisel, B. Mclieeby, B. Jacobson. .I llaxls l ll-HPI. T Stoll, V. Brill, J. Walson, B. lnlnmpl NN lfollnmn l Abralwamson, R. Anderson TIRST HUNT ' V-fllff -' Davy, B. Oiere, D. Eill-rs, T line.-.ell J as f Wl C. Wrigltl. THIRD ROW: D. Hutten, D. Walters, S. Hansen, B. Houdek, J. Clapsaddle, S. Semmelmeyer, P. Ackles, R. Madden, G. ' ' ' S dl k D. Rinehart Quincer, T. Kolda, R. Rinaldi, D. Clauss. SECOND ROW: R. Wilkins, R. Martin, D. Haerle, J. e ace , D. Roser, J. Rhiner, J. Anderson, G. Svec, R. Tosh. FIRST ROW: J. Snyder, J. Vikdal, F. Roth, B. Sherman, T. Gorden, S. Crowl, K. Kahler, T. Ritter, H. Moon, Dr. Larson. Not pictured: M. Casey, D. Greco, M. Copeland, M. Miller, B. Welch, T. Moeller. Advisor: Dallas Tiaden. I PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, national honorary men's music fraternity, seeks to advance the cause ot music in American culture and to foster the mutual weltare and brotherhood ot music students and teacher? Phi Mu Alpha contributes to the campus ' T J h Men of Song g ee c U and the Sintonian Dance band. lite, the musical environments of t e 'xii' f' l BACK ROW: R. Herbon, W. White, H. Bowles, J. Taft, G. Shaeffer, T. Behm, B. Rembrague, F. Place, L. Jacobson. SECOND ROW: C. Wright, S. Hanson, J. Kragne, G. Harrison, B. Jafek, R. Madden, G. Soika, J. Coats, W. Chapman, S. Kilgore. FRONT ROW: B. Gage, D. Inman, P. Brown, G. Clanton, Dean Williams, B. Dailey, L. Messer, B. Shaw, T. Blofield. ALPHA PHI OMEGA Alpha Plil Omega, national Service fffileffliiy, is Composed of those college and university men 'vvhO are or have previously been affiliated with Scouting. The chapter, Delta Lambda, has been active on campus with many projects this year. Coffee WGS served in the men's dormitory during finals, ushering was provided at many events, and the chapter' conducted the Ugly Man Contest for the Campus Chest Fund, Officers for the 1958-59 year were Bill Dailey, President, Phil' Brown, VicedPresident, Lain Messer, SeC- retary-Treasurer. JUNIOR PANHELLENIC Junior Panhellenic is a new organization as of this year. Each sorority on campus is represented by a member of the pledge class. lt was formed for the purpose of inter- relating the pledge classes and activities, and it serves as a forum for the discussion of the problems of each group. Officers for the i958-59 year were Paula Nicolai, President, Diane Burger, Vice-President, Carol Smith, Secretary, and Sonya Carlson, Treasurer. BACK ROW: P. Nicolai, S. Lorenz, S. Conners, S. Carlson SECOND ROW: S. Saccaro, J. Merton, D. Burger. FRONT ROW: C. Clure, J. Shwank, C. Smith. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Those. Women Wiho have achieved a 2.5 or higher grade point during their first semester of collegec are eligible for Alpha Lambda Delta, national scholastic honorary for freshman women. PUVPfZSeTse this organization is to foster and encourage high scholarship among all college womlen. S ICS? .fend T958-59 Year were Mary Reinhart, President, June Earley, Vice-President, Nancy Ha n, ecr y, Shirley Graham, Treasurer. xt A.W.S. Associated Women Sturlrfiitm in 'ff'!'1 'f'P l 79 'f 'P'f'U'JP closer friendships and social functions lJf:lJJf:fJf't rlorrrr and TOWN gms. A.W.S. algo fumdwflg 10 lirglp prorrwlf: 13 FVIOVE democratic spirit on Coe's campus. Officers tor the T958- 59 year were Jan Robertson, President, Nancy Bros, Vice- President, Sue Hummel, Secretary, and Barbara Battin, Treasurer. BACK ROW: N. Bros, U. Voegler, A. Stephenson. FRONT ROW: D. Morris, J. Robertson, S. Hummel. VOORH EES HOUSE COUNCIL House Council is the student governing board of Voorhees, selected by the members of the different wings of the women's dormitory. Officers for the 1958-59 year were Nancy Bros, President, Phyllis Level, Vice-President, Dottie Bell, Secretary, and Shirley Lorenz, Treasurer. BACK ROW: D. McCarter, A. Davis, S. Hixson, L. Waldock, J. Moore, T. Miller, S. Lorenz, L. Kuba, D. Bell. FRONT ROW: N. Bros, Mrs. Dawson, Dean Sherard, P. Level. I , OFFICERS President ......... ...... .... D I MIS EHNINGER Vice-President .... - ..,.,,.. ,,,., D AVID GLANZ Secretary ....... ..........., J ANE EARLEY Treasurer --- ...... BARBARA POWELL ROW ONE: P. Level, M. Willis, E. Gimm, B. PoweII, D. Ehnin er, J. Earley, B. Williams, J. Miller, J. Hutchinson, S g . Powell. ROW TWO: J. Hayden, J. Humes, M. Green, G. Snyder, J. Sedlacek, J. Habager, D. Kirkpatrick, J. Lamprek, V. Bryant. ROW THREE: C. Glass, L. Kuba, A. Davis, J. Barnes, W. Cox, V. Burroughs, S. Miller, O. BIue, L. Zim- merman, J. Farrington, E. Hoseley, J. Scriver. INDEPENDENT STUDENTS' ASSGCIATION Among The many organizafions on The Coe campus, There is one designed especially for We ziijdem vvho does noT desire To become a member of a fraiernal organizaiion. I.S.A. provides an opporinmiiy for creafive expression in areas of academic and exlracurricular nafure. Laurels have come To The rnern- bers of l.S.A. in many Ways This pasT year. As a group, our homecoming floai The Will To '!i!in cap- Tured The beauTy Trophy. Proiecfs such as The Taffy sale and The painT pariies served To Pnii our rnernber- ship more closely. Individually, members of l.S.A. proved Themselves as campus leaders: Dee, Phi Baia Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, STudenT Council, Phyl, Acorn edifor, Crescenf, Vice-Presidenf of Voorhees, Diane, Pi Kappa Delfa, STudenT Council Convenfion, A.W.S. Cabinei, Beffy, VV.A.A. Council, Eunice, Sfudenf Union CommiTTee, Wilma and Orlene, Mu Phi Epsilon, Allaire, House Council and Y.W.C.A. cabinei, Sandy, Acorn secTion edifor, Joyce, DoTTie and VeTa, Alpha Lambda DelTa, Barb, Acorn Sfaff and Siu- denT Council, Jane, Religion Affairs Chairman of College, STudenT Council, Y.VV.C.A. cabinef, Symposium discussion leader.-Truly, This was a year aT Coe To remember.- PI DELTA EPSILON Pi Delta Epsilon, national journalistic honorary, is composed of those students who have excelled for a year or more in work on one or more of the school publications. Officers for the 1958-59 year were Jan Mueller, President, Dale Harmon, Vice- President, Patti Lacey, Secretary-Treasurer, FRONT ROW: L. Brenneman, M. Moyer. SECOND ROW: P- Lacey, P. Level, J. Mueller. BACK Row. vv. stein- ' kamp, D. Ransel, D. Wessel, D. Somerville. MU PHI EPSILON Mu Phi Epsilon, the national honorary sorority for women, is limited to students majoring in music. Its purpose is to recognize musicianship and scholarship in addition to promoting friendship among the music students. Officers for the 1958-59 year were Sharon Long, President, Orlene Blue, Vice-President, Fran Chaloupka, Secretary, Delores Ayres, Treasurer. Left to right: M. Martin, J. Whitmore, S. Long, D. Ayres, N. Hahn, O. Blue, W. Cox, M. Berni. s 2 ALPHA PSI OMEGA lllC1',!- ',lllflf'lll'. 4'1 lll i'Yl i ' 'fl NOW IVI the l I f 1.. .- - ' - lllczilf:r'fir1:lir1IiHl 'l lf! !'ll'l l lf fl '-'i'1fllUl'9Vl'Jl honorary flr,H,'1,,1ir', lfialprliilf. ff-',fVTll1EfClllp lf, restricicd To rl-,Off -,tiirlr-ril', Nlif, lii1Jf: ',l'iONf'l ll'l- Teresl and caipfslullily in flrfarrmtic norl and who have lullillecl worP rf:fiuir'f:rrif:ril', in actual produc- tions. Qfficers for the V258-59 year Nerez Torn Stoll, President, Marcia Willc, Vice-President, Mary Lou Pazour, Secretary, Jan Mueller, Social Chairrnan. FRONT ROW: Torn Stoll STANDING: Janet Mueller, M. Lou Pazour, Bob Gage, Lois Brennernan, Marcia Wille. l if Pl KAPPA DELTA The PUVPOSG of Pi Kappa Delta, honorary forensic society, is to stimulate progress in and to further the interest of intercollegiate speech activities in an effort to provide functional leadership training for llle' Activities include sponsorship of the high school speech tournament, the Whipple Extemporaneous, and the Beave-r Oraitorical Contests, as well as the intersorority debate, Officers for the 1958-59 year were Donald Hober, President, Robert Curnan, Vice-Presidenif Diane Morris, Secretary-Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Don Hober, Mr. McCarty, Bob Curnan. BACK ROW. Diane M,r,,,,,Q rgwid Ramsey Dave HUNT, Tim Conner, Shirley Lorenz. ' A 'P' P' P ' BACK ROW: J. Cherry, J. Watson, R. Trimpl, B. Carpenter, D. Buchmueller, J. Davis, T. Granquist, R. Debus, D. Kouba, O. Winterberg, H. Seeks, J. Noto, M. Johnson. THIRD ROW: D. Kampt, D. Hengl, B. Janda, B. Coats, B. Young, R. Voss, R. Havlik, B. Houdek, L. Dunnick, D. Beatty, T. Blofield, G. Bixby, L. Messer. SECOND ROW: M. Hankins, B. Morris, R. White, D. Jones, B. Richman, C. Elscott, P. Pardubsky, F. Hasler, N. Nissen. FIRST ROW: J. Stemlar, R. Jaeger, D. Inman, B. McCracken, C. Gage, G. Miller. BUSINESS CLUB The Business Club is a new organization on campus this year. The members include those who are major- ing or show an interest in the business field. The group serves to promote friendship between the various business fields and gives the students a greater opportunity to view the prospects offered in this area. Bob Richman served as President, Dave Jones as Vice-President, and Sue Elscott as Secretary-Treasurer. FIRST ROW: D. Bell, M. Bum, P. Leiter, L. Rennie, B. Cerny, Mr. Arnspiger, Mr. Foster, S. Lorenz, K. Doms, E- Henecke, B. Bi harz. SECOND ROW: C. Hofstetter, D. McGrew, A. Palmer, J. Lyford, B. Ladd, J. Hoogeveen, N- Nissen, C. Galaty, L. Wa dock, P. Faville, D. Shelton, K. Rasmussen, N. Nielander, S. Kahler, J. Meyer, A. Davis..THlRD ROW: B. Gross, S. Accola, N. Nichols, S. Headrick, N. Peterson, N. Bros, R. Werning, M. Dailey, A. King, J. Sims, E- Gimm, B. Barton, C. Smith, L. Zimmerman, S. Perkins. ICSC EQAQ The Iowa Student Education is compo-sed of students who plan to enter the teaching profession. MGST ings are directed for both elementary and 'secondary teachers a-nd deal with topics which would be of iri- terest and importance to future teachers in both areas. Officers for the 1958-59 year were Barbara 'Cerny, President, Shirley :Log-enzl ViCe.Prgsident, Linda Rennie SSCVSTGVYI Mafllean iMaCClGinel, TVSHSUFGYJ Phyllis Leiter and Elaine Heneke, Historians. Sponsors: Dr. Foster and Mr. Arnspiger. W.A.A. , K Q7 Through an active intramural program, W.A.A. attempts to create and maintain an interest in women's sports. Ot- ticers for the i958-59 year were Gwen Pohl, President, 0 and Barbara Battin, Secretary-Treasurer. BACK ROW: D. Ehninger, K. Dorman, B. Williams. FRONT ROW: J. Ringbloom, G. Pohl. l ss as .M.C.A. . tudents on - h and strives to create brotherhood among. men s t Y'W'CaA'.adZ:eS geygjcgjjlfsfoiaiheyie5g8-59 year were Paul Ackles, President, Richard Voss, Vice- campus unng e y a . President, and Harry MOOD, ChaPlal '- - - P Ackles . 'ka Dr. Glad, O. Winterberg. FRONT ROW. M. Casey, . , BACK ROW: R. Doolittle, B. Zook, H- NlOOn, G. Sol , R. Voss, J. Davis. CHEERLEADERS , p hi, G 'l Graeber, Judy Rennix. SECOND lC2llxeTTe?xll!AilorefJRu1hial!Vhi1e. THIRD ROW: Sallee Accola. Sallee Accola was Cheerleading Captain for The T958-59 season. Y4 Y.W.C.A. . . 'h'T The Y.W.C.A. was very acTive on camp-us This year. The annual B'igaLiTTle Sister pwgfamf The W le , , , . . ' h W5 ChrisTmas Chapel, and The Colonial Ball were carried ouT wlTh success. In addmon, vespSfS, fashlon 5 O and various programs were held. Officers for The T958-59 year were Suzanne SmiTh, President Evelyn Melby, Vice-President Terry Millar, SecreTaryp and Sue ElscoTT, Treasurer. l l FIRST ROW? D. Hober, J. Cherry, M. Johnson, B. McCracken. SECOND ROW: J. Davis, M. Bollman, B. Berry, M. Sch- mitz, M. Driscoll, P. Ackles. THIRD ROW: G. Fitzgerald, D. Kirkpatrick, C. Pohl, D. Johnston, R. Havlik, L. Dunnick, G. Bixby, S. Lorenz, H. Gallagher. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club consists of a body of interested students who meet periodically to dis- cuss contemporary world affairs. ,Noted speakers, along with the Council of World Questions, assist in the discussion of these important details, which instills in the minds of the students a better understanding of world prob-lems. Officers for the T958-59 year were Morgan Driscoll, President, Bob Berry, Vice-Pres- ident, Max Schmitz, Secretary, and Don Hober, Treasurer. PSYCHOLCJGY CLUB The Psychology Club is open to ai students who are maioring or show an active interest in the field of psychology. The group is active in promoting a closely knit organization of members through social func- tions and programs dealing with problems in psychology. The members are able to obtain a broader view of the opportunities in the field of psychology. Officers for the year were Anne Stephenson, President, Wanda Steinkamp, Vice-President, Bob Biddinger, Secretary, and Carl Pohl, Treasurer. SOCICLOGY CLUB Th ' - - . . o5OC.I0logy' Club was newly formed this year into an active group consisting of students who afe se interested in this field. Several programs were held during the year maloring in sociology and all tho dealing Wlili Presem issues Ol lmlO0VTaVtCe in sociology. Officers for the 1958-59 year were Suzanne Smith, President, Tom Stoll, Vice-President, Marilyn Bale, Secretary-Treasurer, BACK: J. Earley, K. Mullen, A. King, K. Doms, P. Faville, C. Sammons, P. Brenneman, J. Barnes, M. Deters, S. Palmer, C. Glass. SECOND ROW: B. Leech, E. Babb, S. Sadilek, G. Bixby, S. Crowl, T. Moeller, C. Pohl, J. Cherry, M. Bollman, K. Dorman, S. Lawson, J. Andrews. FIRST ROW: G. Rosene, R. Werning, T. Kolda, G. Rothgeb, D. Hober, G.. Pisel, B. Houdek, B. Bouma, R. Voss, P. Ackles. YOUNG REPUBLICANS The purpose of this organization is to better acquaint college students with the purpose and aims of the nderstand the operation of practical politics and National Republican Party and to help the members better u how they pertain to the party system. ' ' ' ' ai ns of candidates, which was Projects included canvassing precincts, fund raising and helping in camp g ' cl t GO P officials Coe Young Republicans also done with the help and supervision of local, state, an coun y . . . . , served as hosts to the annual college l ted for me College convention March 2, when state officers were e ec division. Officers forthe year were: D. Hober, President, G. Pisel, Vice-President, G. Rothgeb, Secretary, T. Kolda, Treasurer. BACK ROW: L. Messer, G. Svec, D. Hober, C. Hollingsworth, M. Stuhler, G. Quinzer, B. Gage, B. Shaw, L. JacObS0f1, M. Bollman. SECOND ROW: D. McNeal, G. Ahlberg, F. Tuchell, B. McKeeby, S. Hansen, J. Pater, L. Abrahamson, D- Johnson, B. Schuldt, O. Barnes, R. Polachek, J. Davy. FIRST ROW: J. Sims, B. Trimpl, J. Davis, M. Schumann, M. Wlllef J. Humes, T. Kau, B. Janda,'G. Schneider, T. Stoll. RADIO CLUB The newest organization on campus, the Radio Club, worked with the College and Federal CommuniC6 tions Commission officials to obtain a license f or a campus radio station. This group was organized unde the I d h ns ea ers ip of Bob Janda who is also Ioaning much of his own equipment to the school. Tentative pla call for the station to be located inGreene Hall with programs limited to disk iockeys and news broadcastS If successful, the station may move to the Little Theate-r and broaden its program. WINTER SPCRTS BACK ROW:'T. Granquist, T. Chirikos, G. Larkin, V. Britt, J. Griner, D. Knowles, C. Froebel, C. Brecht, D. Buchmuel- ler, R. Waeckerle, D. Jones, R. Otters, T. Stang, R. Reever, G. Kirkman. THIRD ROW: B. Johnson, D. May, J. Wat- son, G. Ahlberg, G. Clanton, B. Bouma, J. Pater, L. Knudson, B. Hawkinson, B. Topping, J. Bostock, B. YounQ, T' Stephenson, E. Pyle, D. Wessel. SECOND ROW: J. Horochek, G. Miller, D. Hengel, D. Kampf, J. Stonebarger, D- Anderson, D. Somerville, J. Jermier, B. Houdek, S. Miller, B. Welch, B. Curnan. SEATED: C. Gries, J. York, B. Cheney, B. McCracken, B. Trimpl, M. Driscoll, T. Rhatigan, K. Rusher. CLAN OF C d Memloershof tue Clan of C are those men who have earned letters in varsity athletics. The organization T . . . . . raws oget er t ose participating in all sports and strives to promote good sportsmanship among its mem- loersand to encourage student support of Coe athletics. BASKETBALL The Coe basketball Team was in the process of rebuilding during the 1958-59 season. The start- ing lineup all season was made up of underclass- men who will be returning next year. Coach Bill Fitch was in his first season aT Coe, and it looks quite probable that Coe might be guided to the conference championship in the near future. This year the Team was an up and down one who had the potential to beat any team on a given night. The experience they gained this year should be of a great help to Them next year. DICK KNOWLES T l 5 E 3 S 3 R w i I ! z Q W i DAVID BUCHMUELLER E ROBERT DUTTON 1 YY v GORDON KERKMAN CHESTER CHRISTENSEN TED STANG S-'M RON WAECKERLE DQCK JOHNSGN LEE ABRAHAMSON CARL FROEBEL ' JOE AUSTIN f 1 I30 F RESHMAN BASKETBALL ff, f , ., ,,m'.M.f,.,, ,J H my ABI! SBA -f Za aa 52 BA? 3 Al Ma 35 XXH1, BACK ROW: Coach Glenn Drahn, D. Rhiner, B. Schuldf, S. Nechville, W. Stein, C. Wright, D. Kauffman. FRONT ROW C. Drevdahl, R. Morden, J. Davy, C. Waterman, E. Porter, C. Post. 'Il rok' Nr' 'N Zn fff X X ff +V, Mag, 'Q I , ., ff ayff M ff'-w.,,NmN K --,.w,..,..,..... .,,,,.-. -- f -N ., ..,.v,,,,3...,. , - P' W ' -,,....--- l 1 KN TERRY STEPHENSON BRUCE HGUDEK WRESTLING TEAM .xt V yifu... ,.., ' B, Stephen, l BACK ROW: Coach Liddy, G. Koza, T. Stephenson, B. Houdek, D. Hartman. FRONT ROW: M. Jermier, L. Wallace, B. Trimpl. The Coe wrestling Team were plagued with many injuries This season. AT mam' meals l00lVlTS had to be forfeiiecl because of no available wrestler at a given weiglil' Ahh performances year. 0UQlW The season was not The mosi successful, There were some standoui by C055 Qfapplers ancl The hopes are high for a better season nexi ,iiiii WINTER ACTIVITIES T 4 ,xi -T il X wg E' S K, x VE 'ff N221 N 51. :T :S ,Q . -- ae as ig ii! .9 1? ,A E2 5, if 555 If qu wi gg: . , E E X S xx, 5: I T T T X E X 5:5 X 1:5 R H. R ,, A :T X 5 1-ag 1: X L, X if X ' R R X X R R 11, X S Q R, El: 95 5 Ta T T gf es! ,Si :il E z 2 1,2 4 S 2225 ' :lf I ,avg T ' 5 2, MIKE JERMIER ROBERT TRIMPL ROBERT STEPHEN -,P ,- 'J'i! xLQf.?-,'f A ' f ' ' '.-'I -- Y ' 2 k V V 1 .A , - - an 4 A -4 , - - Dr. Jozoph lQ. ! !lff,1il,e ffm, lorrnallf inaugurated 55 CO3 CQIIQQQ prf:',lflf:nl lJf:f,f:VribGr 5 the col- lege's lO7th birthday. The Founders' Day and Inaugural ceremonies were highlighted by discus- sions and speeches on the role and responsibilities of the liberal arts college in an academic atmos- phere ot educators, delegates, caps, gowns, and colorful hoods. Principal speaker at the inaugural convocation was Dr. William Stevenson, president of Oberlin. Over 200 delegates, including 37 college and uni- versity presidents, represented colleges, univer- sities and learned societies at the afternoon cere- mony. nf V' Y , s i x Si 5 fs 23 5 1,1 X E x S ,L al, 47' USIC FESTIVAL ':. iw ' ' VW I4 lr., 'iw' ' W' ff'f 'f We maze nyyf ry 1,1 'g!,. uigjg-,l ,V,, iff: rdhonfl The fjrmfffriw fjiff' f H, mf: Cfsbffsber ZHMQL-r', Nm ffffr ',r!Wl'. fyfff: Gob, QUEST ',oIol',1 Join, ffembamid, The singing KQiA1:,,wt,, We Nu Phi Epailom Sexte-1, and Hue Coe Promenade Orchestra. l 7 rn K '- '- ... ' Y ' Y - . , , . T 'W' iff llfifwlj i If W' fr . N, l X f i l Q J ff :jyf , ,,,, COLCNIAL BALL The Theme of The annual producfion of The Colonial Ball was Memories The evenT opened wiTh a conTemporary man in The li- brary looking aT a picTure of his ancesTors. He looked aT a picwre of a lovely colonial lady- The lighTs dimmed and people appeared dressed in colonial cosTumes. The Colonial Ball is sponsored by The W.A.A. and The banqueT preceding iT is SpON' sored' by The Y.W.C.A. AT The banqueT an honorary George and MarTha were chosen. THE CDE COSMOS ..-............. Mary AVID Nlqjyer ASSISTANT EDITOR ........ Dave Ransel BUSINESS MANAGER ...... Patti Lacey ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Tom Chirikos CARTOONIST ........ Lois Brenneman FEATURE EDITOR ........ Gay Rotngeb SPORTS EDITOR ........ Walker Rumble THEATER EDITOR ..,.,,....,.., Terry Kau MUSIC EDITOR ...... Karen Rasmussen ORGANIZATIONS .......... Gail Rosene THE EYE ................ Tom Granquist, Joe Kane, Ron Debus VICTORY BELL ........ Gale Fitzgerald TYPIST ...................... Shirley Graham PROOFREADERS ............ Ve Bainter, Bev Roman REPORTERS: Wilma Cox, Marilyn Bale, Karl Kaliler, Carole Ridollesburger, Marcia Wille, Sallee Cantielcl, June Louglnriolge, Diana Smith, Pat Rutter, Mike Bollman, Dave Somerville, Bob Hawkinson. 0 ofa' 1 . nhl' 915 a x!0'o62aT. X, ' l Hi 5? Q ,,..i,,7,,,, , , ,, l r e X Y is, 3 'Y Eh rm g , 144 M AUDHORIUM SERIES HBACH Am ' ff? ff Bain Arla IfIJ'fP:Tf:fl FJ? COE. ffereg Jan - ' ', mcg Paul ' .lf rg I ff: VlOlll'lj r PQ:',f: Blown, Oboeg r . r 1 , rf-reg llorrnan Far- 1' 'Q' ffg Bernard Green- ' ' 4 f,V'eC'Cr of ine Bach Arla fff f .'.l H. Scneide. BACH ARIA GROUP-Cfrom left To righijz Jan Peerce, Tenor, Rolserl Elccn-r oboe, and William H. Scheide, director. 'dam .. f,.eA.,,.f..-aM x Al 51.4 Qu., Qtr 1' 'Q BACH ARlA GROUP- William ll ' ' 1 r r' e . No - - ' 'Z .sfjlicvgliicj mix- i im i V V laiwllr 5-Uplano' , h Anllan 'Farrow' bas?-barlAl.0nQl l3Ql'lLE5iil Rr' ' lilimlyi -l lll3lTOVVSlNY' planol aurlce Willc, violin, .N TOM GRANQUIST CAROL HOFSTETTER Business Manager Assistant Editor -.arm -3.113 . The staff in the usual working place-the Grill! ST ACORN STAFF ISIJIICJR l1riylli', Lefel ASSISTAIXIII IIJIIUI-' ffiiai Ii,,fL,e,,e, BUSINESS fi.fi!i.IiI!-III I-' 'Torn f,f,,r,qU5S, SECTION TDIIOI-IS FACULTY Mary Pelnlwart STUDENTS Eyelyn Melby QRCBANIYATIOIISJS fgyl.fi,, Perl iii, 'Narida Sleinkarnp ATHLETICS Steve James ACTIVITIES Sandy Powell MILITARY Terry Kau ART Lois Brenneman INDEX Barb Powell STAFF: Marilyn Bale, Sbaron Fisber, Lorraine Lundgren, Joe Kane, Sallee Accola, Sara Hixson, Carol Galaly, Barb Ladd, Eunice Girnnw, Barbara Cerney, Diane Verrnazen, Mary , Kirlpafriclc, Belly Nielander, Sonya Carlson, Jane Van der- I Meer, Lois Moore, Mariiean MacDaneI, Lynn Tlworesen, Jan Wbi1e,Judy Sims. PHYLLIS LEVEL-Editor I li W2-5 I Il '-'Mu-1 -sql..-...C Section Edirors 'K 559' A 'gs axis J H I' ' ' S TF: if-NT? W T- ,ILL :'Eg.sz5?5, Q 'Q -3.57155-L ,. r lg' ' 3 I . .L A, i 1 : M-.ff N- N -. ff .' -' ., , ww. 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MARY ELIZBETH BERNING Mediapolis, Physical Education- K D I ' I Chairman 45 WAA P bl. ' , .appa eta, Historian 3, So ia! 2 3' H ' u :city ChairmanH3, ISEA I, Colonial Ball I , omecoming Attendant 56, Mlt B ll A I May Fete Attendant 58. Mary G 'lendam' 58' ROBERT BERRY Cedar Rapids, Political Science, Student Encampment 2, Interna- tional Relations Club 3, Vice-President 4, Youn g Democrats 3, 4. MARIE BLUM Galena, Illinois: English, Alpha Gamma Delta Corresponding Secretary 4, ISEA Senior Representative 4, Treasurer 3, Intra- murals, Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4, Messiah. LOIS M. BRENNEMAN Mount Holly, New Jersey, Art, Voorhees Hall Council 2, Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4, Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4, Caravan Art Editor 4, Acorn Staff 3, Art Editor 4, Cosmos Staff Cartoonist 4, Italian Straw Hat, Down in the Valley, Art, Arms and the Man, Props and Publicity, Young Republicans 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Intramurals, Radio Club 4, Mary K. Fuller Art Award. NANCY BROS Minneapolis, Minnesota, Psychology, Alpha Gamma Delta, First Vice-President 4, Social Chairman 2, 3, Rush Chairman 3, AWS Vice-President 4, WAA, YWCA, ISEA I, 3, Secretary 2, Voorhees House Council, President 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Counselor 4, Student Encampment 4, Colonial Ball I, 2, 4, Intramurals, Home- coming Attendant 56, Military Ball Attendant 56, Announce- ments, Senior Class. DAVID P. BUCHMUELLER Marshalltown, Economics, Sigma Nu, Student Council 2, Treasurer 3, Counselor 4, Freshman Tenth, Sachem, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Clan of C 3, 4, Student Encampment 2, 3, Chairman 4, Business Club 4, Outstanding Junior Cadet, Advanced AFROTC, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Senior Class Vice-President, Intramurals, Basketball I, 2, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Distinguished Military Cadet 4, Military I, 2. VIC CARLINO Palatine, Illinois, Business Administration, Alpha Sigma Phi, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Counselor 4, Business Club 4, Debate Team 4, Intramurals. FRAN CHALOUPKA Cedar Rapids, Music Education, Chi Omega, Treasurer, Student Council 4, Alpha Lambda Delta, Freshman Tenth, Sophomore, Junior Honors, Mu Phi Epsilon, Secretary 3, 4, Acorn Staff I, A Cappella Choir, Festival Chorus, Chamber Singers, Showboat , Down in the Valley. J if 3 Q '56 I5 SENIORS GARY K. BIXBY President Rockford, Illinois, Business Administration, Lambda Chi Alpha, Student Council 3, 4, Student Encampment 3, 4, Cosmos Staff, Business Manager I, International Relations Club I, 2, 3, 4, Business Club, Placement Director 4, Young Republicans 3, 4, Intramurals, Golf 2, 3. RICHARD ANDERSON Chicago, Illinois, Physics, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Interfraternity Court cil 4, Clan of C, President 4, Football 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ANDERSEN Palatine, Illinois. DARRELL R. AUGUSTINE Toddville, Business Administration, Basketball I, Baseball 3, 4? International Relations Club 4, Business Club 4. VIRGINIA BALL Cedar Rapids, Psychology, Alpha Xi Delta, Young RepublicanS 2, concert Band 3, 4, YWCA, Avvs, ISEA 4. E iso ' Ii ROBERT A. Fazousom Tipton, Psychology, Alpha Sigm Ph: y - . . Committee l, 2, 3, Psychology Cleub All MCA' Rellglon and we CAROLE FREEMAN Clarence, Physical Education. HELEN E. GALLAGH ER Cedar Rapids, Sociology, International Rel t' CI b 4- ' Club 4, Cosmopolitan Club, Sponsor T, 2, 3,258 U I SOCIOIOQY DAVID ARLEN GLANZ Moline, Illinois, Business Administration, Cosmos Staff 3- Inter- national Relations Club 4, Business Club 4, The Boar ISA Vice-President 4, Military Band T, 2, Concert Band 2. I I BETTY GROSS St. Paul, Minnesota. KENNETH l. GROVE Chicago, Illinois. LOWELL EUGENE HARKNESS Cedar Rapids, History, Sigma Nu, Student Council, Treasurer 2, ISEA, Phi Kappa Phi, Sachem, Treasurer, Freshmen Tenth, Sopho- more Honors, Junior Honors, Student Encampment 3, Intra- murals. BARBARA HASHAGEN Milwaukee, Wisconsin, English, Kappa Delta, Voorhees Hall Council 1, Voorhees Hall Counselor 2, Phi Kappa Phi, Fresh- man Tenth, Sophomore Honors, Student Encampment 2, Caravan, Editor 3, 4. RONALD J. HAVLIK Cedar Rapids, Business Administration, Club -4, Business Club 4. JOHN D. HELMING Cedar Rapids, History, Alpha 5lQma P 'I 9 , ' - - 4. AI h Ph' Omega, President 3, MU Alpha Smfoma l' 2' .3,A, I gait 2,llnternational Relations Student Encampment 3, 4, Com ,, Club l, 2, Vesper Choir T, 2: Show Poal- lnternational Relations h' Pled e Trainer- Phi JAMI S C I II I-?l if Ci-iliii I fit+Iil' l I i IIIll'III.III IIiIl l'l l , I ipiilmlli.iii'.fI liiIi.ii' I I WALLY c. cnieisirissi Ani.in.t, Soi iolfiflft lbf' 'It I ROBERT B. COATS Student Council 3, Phi Kappa Phi, Sa if!' Fruit' Tenth, Student Encampment 3, Busines: Clul, 4. JANICE COOPER St. Louis, Missouri, ISA, ISEA 4, May Fefe 2, Cafaina Club 2. DEAN K. CULBERSON Tipton, Physical Education, Alpha Theta Chi 56, 2, International Relations Club 4, Football I,2, Basketball I. JERALD F. DAVIS Independence, Biology, Greene Hall Counselor 3, 4, Student Encampment 3, 4. RONALD K. DEBUS Oak Park, Illinois. LAUREL WAYNE DUNNICK Montezuma, Economics, International Relations Club 4, BusineSS Club 4, Young Republicans 4, ISA 4. DINIIS EHNINGER Downers Grove, Illinois, Biology, Student Council 4, WAA 2, 3, 4, YWCA 2, Secretary 3, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Kappa, Cres- Cenig Alpha Lambda Delta, Freshman Tenth, Sophomore Honors, JUPIPI' l-lonorsi Student Encampment 4- Acorn Statt 2' Concert Band, ISA Vice-President 3, Presidentl4, Crescent Sclholarship Bracelet, Knox Scholarship. CAROLYN E-LSCOTT Newloni Business Administration, Alpha Gamma Delta, HOUSG President. 2, Treasurer 3, Social Cltairinan -It ,NWS WAA, YVVCAJ COVnVY1UnIty Service Chairman ft, -IYI'0dSIfI9I Lt Studen Encamp- menl 42 Biusiness Club Secietaix 'tiiexisivici I Kind of Hearts, HTPOV Wllli AlIQeIs,' 'WXii.i-itn.i,i.f I -in .N'i,w.ts i Huck Finn J Homecoming Cgiiagi, .I ,,,,, Q up Westfield, New JGVSCYQ HISTOWQ Alivtw 3'3'i 1 P' I 3 ffiff 3: GORDON KERKMAN Van Horne, Physical Education. Cl f Basketball l, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, lggariiurglsgl 4: Foolball ll ALICE KING Glenview, Illinois, Art, Chi Omega Pled T ' . cil 3, Homecoming Committee 3, Acorn SJtEttmIATEEdTlblFl?llVCOUn- Choir, Showboat , Young Republicans 4. , I ' esp? man Pep Committee, International Relations go-shall' ROBERT KLEIN Chicago, Illinois. THELMA KLOENIPKEN Cedar Rapids. PATRICIA ELYN LACEY Des Moines, English, Kappa Delta, President 4, Treasurer 2, 3, Panhellenic Council 4 Phi Ka a Phi Cres e p pp , c nt, Alpha Lambda Delta, Freshman Tenth, Sophomore Honors, Junior Honors, Pi Delta Epsilon 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Religion and Life Committee, Publications Board 2, 3, Student Encampment 2, 3, 4, Cosmos, Business Manager 4, Editor 3, Assistant Editor 2, Vesper Choir, Showboat , Young Republicans 2, 3, Pi Delta Epsilon Award, Alpha Xi Delta Journalism Prize, Student Council 3. THOMAS W. LAPP Fairfax, Chemistry, Lambda Chi Alpha. GARY M. LARKIN Cedar Rapids, Business Administration, Phi Kappa Tau, Vice- President, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Clan of C 2, 3, 4, Business Club 4, ROTC Award, Intramurals, Football I, 2, 3, 4. ' DEAN P. LAUBENHEIMER Winnetka, Illinois, Art, Lambda Chi Alpha, President 4, Secretary 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Interfraternity Council, Social Chair- man 4, Religion and Life Committee 2, Student Encampment 3, 4, Intramurals, Student Council Convention, Freshman Dance Committee, Homecoming Sub-Chairman 3, Chairman 4, Senior Class Agent. SUSAN LAWSON Cedar Rapids. TERRY L. LEEPER . . ' 2, Washington, Physical Education, Clan ot C 3, 4, Rifle Team Football 3, 4, Baseball 3, Track 3. RICHARD D. HENOL Arlington Heidlits, lllitif.1I'i, ljll lll': ft'l 'l ,l 1li'ft', fl 't 'fl F4 3 4.TBU5if1CSS Club 4, lntrfiiriuriilz, Wrf.:'.tIirif, '5 I I DONALD R. HOBER Cedar Rapids, Political Science, Student Council 4, Pi Kappa Delta 3, President 4, International Relations Club 3, 4, Young Republicans, President 4, Baseball l. EDMUND T. HOLMES Downers Grove, Illinois, Chemistry, Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer I, 2, Greene Hall Counselor 4, Phi Kappa Phi, Sachem, Freshman Tenth, Sophomore Honors, Junior Honors, Student Encampment 3, 4, Senior Honors. JOSEPH R. HORACEK Cedar Rapids, Physical Education, Phi Kappa Tau, Clan of C 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. BRUCE C. HOUDEK Kansas City, Missouri, Economics, Sigma Nu, Student Council 2, 4, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Clan of C 2, 3, 4, Business Club 4, A Cappella Choir, Young Republicans l, 2, 3, President 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, All-Conference Tackle 58. ROBERT L. JAEGER Cedar Rapids, Mathematics and Business Administration, Business Club 4, ISA. JOHN JERMIER Charles City, Physical Education, Sigma Nu, Clan of C, Vice- President 3, 4, Play Crew 4, Senior Class Vice-President, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Track 3, 4. MERRILL G. JOHNSON Cedar Rapids, International Relations Club 3, 4, Business Club 4. DON KACER Cedar Rapids, Music Education, Phi Kappa Tau, Secretary 4: Student Council, Vice-President 4, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia l, 2, Secretary 3, Publications Board 3, 4, Student Encampment 3, 4, Military Band, Drum Major 2, 3, A Cappella Choir, President 4, Festival Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 4, Showboat, Down in the Valley , Junior Class President, Campus Che-ST Drive, Chairman 3. RICHARD C. KAMPF Melrose Park, Illinois, Economics, Business Club 4, Intramurals, Wrestling I, 2, 3, ISA, Clan of C 2, 3, 4. STAN MILLER Davenport. JAN MUELLER Iowa City, English, Chi Omega, Social Chairman 4 V' -P . 3, Student Council, Secretary 4, YNNCA, District RepraEZn,:,?Jde3T WAA, Dance Chairman 4, Counselor 3, 4, Phi Kappa pmephf Beta Kappa, Crescent, President, Alpha Lambda Delta- presgma i Tenth, Sophomore Honors, Junior Honors. Sen- ' 'T Delta Epsilon, President, Alpha Psi Om f 'pr -Honorsl P' . ega, Publi f Secretary 3, 4, Variety Show Committee, Chairmaha bongjoard' Business Manager 3, May Fete 2, 3, Concert Banid- liAZa,qn, Moons, Anastasia, Directed DuoIogue Intramural I S Y Encampment 3, 4, Shakespeare Award 3,iAIpha Garrihwaiulseelig Rose Bowl I. MARILYN MUELLER Cedar Rapids, English, Chi Omega, Secretary 3, AWS Program Chairman 4, Colonial Ball I, 2, Concert Band, Vesperl Choir- A Cappella Choir, Showboat , Intramurals, Religion and Lite Com- mittee 4. MARSHA LYNNE MULLEN Chicago, Illinois, Physical Education, Kappa Delta, Vice-President 3, WAA Cabinet, President 4, Acorn Statt 2, 3, 4, May Fefe Attendant 3. JUDY MURTON Vancouver, British Columbia, French, Alpha Xi Delta, Journal Correspondent, Panhellenic Representative, AWS, WAA, YWCA, Panhellenic Council, Social Chairman 4, Junior Panhellenic Ad- visor, Sociology Club 4, Vesper Choir, A Cappella Choir, Huckle- berry Finn , Intramurals, Cosmopolitan Club, President 4, Show- boat , Messiah. NANCY NICHOLS Cedar Rapids, Biology, Delta Delta Delta, President 4, Secretary 3, Rush Chairman 2, Student Council 3, ISEA 4, Panhellenic Coun- cil 4, Student Encampment 2, 4, Colonial Ball I, 2, May Fete I, 2, Showboat. MICHAEL OLSON Cedar Rapids. ALICE PALMER Cedar Rapids, Psychology, ISEA 4, Cosmos Staff 3, Vesper Choir I, Messiah , Young Republicans 4, Intramurals, ISA I, 2, 4i Social Chairman 3, Iowa MSM Council 4. CATHERINE PAPASTATHOPOULOS Pypgos Elias, Greece, Vesper Choir. ROBERT PERSSON Bfaulirf fraen Mifffauri, Feneral Science, Military Band, Con- J IJ J C , HJ , J cert Band, Intrfirnurfilz, Pillre Team 22 ISA- I all l,llYlllH A ll fll Ili . Nliiiix' lll'l l -1, nw'-, iv-fi lt L' ll.ull liniiifil l J l' I A Cyl-',rl'lIl, lit l l-ll, l l ' l' lr4'.1'.iiiv'l ,l, l'l llfll l 'l l l' LVM? fl- gllllll'lll liif.nilll l l'l l 'l 'Z l 7 I , I R T-lfLl!llllLrlllOl-l,l'lll l'1 l'fl' ' LARRY G. LINES Cedar' Rnlnicl'-g l -'y lifil 'lrw ll' Vflfi 1 f f'f: 'a'i PSYCholOSlY Cluli ft, fl, liili-iiiii'-1' l f t 'l f 5'O'C Religion and Lilc- is Ullllll'll SHARON LONG Cedar Rapids, Secondary fv'Atll',: Erli,ffi'r,v Nl, Pt Epsilon, Pres- ident 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Hiftc- 9, Cfflifrff EGF-Clg Shc,.'.f- boat , Secretary of Music Eclucfatcwl tslafiofial Conterence 4, HARRY E. LOVEJOY Cedar Rapids, Physics, Rihe learn l- fll2tn Nghff' Uncle Harry. RALPH R. MATTESON Urbana, Business Administration and Edacationp Business Club, Military Band, Concert Band, DAVID MAY Cedar Rapids, Physical Education, Clan ot C 3, 4, Cosmos Staff, Editor 2, Basketball l, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, JOSEPH P. MECK Cedar Rapids, Economics, Senior Honors, International Relations Club, Business Club. EVELYN MELBY Racine, Wisconsin, Sociology and Psychology, Alpha Gamma Delta, First Vice-President 2, 3, President 4, Student Council 2, 3, Social Chairman 4, YWCA, Vice-President 4, Membership Chair- man 32 AWSJ WAA, Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4, Homecoming Chair- man 571 Acorn, Class Editor 3, 4, Sociology Club 4, PsycholoQY ClUb 2: Colonial Ball-Honorary George Washington 4, YOUUQ Democrats, Secretary 2, Intramurals, Midwest Student Govern- ment Conference 2, 3, Senior Class, Secretary, Freshman Coun- Selor 3, 4: Panhellenic Council l, Student Encampment 3, 4. GARY MILLER Cedar Rapids, Business, Phi Kappa Tau, Clan ot C 2 3, 4: lnlef' Pationa Relations Club 4, Business Club 4 Young Republicans 4: ntramurals, Football l, Q, 3, -1 lntertiateinin Council 3 4. JOHN MILLER Mal'l? e5,befmleovf Phi lm,-W lui, Llt 'l tg-wit-ii 3 4- SO' Clo GUY S-ll-lb il, llllldllllll-llt-. JOHN A. SNOW JR. Chicago, lllinois, General Science- Al lt Baseball. I D a Sigma PM lmlaml' if WANDA J. STEINKAMP Kirkwood, Missouri, Psychology, Ch' Q pl d - Vice-President 4, Crescent, Pi Delta Ebsildrte?3i3'4. SUgZnIrE,:Q3n3l ment 3, Acorn Staff, Organizations Editor 3, 4.'p5yChOIOQ UUE Secretary 3, Vice-President 4- May Fete l ,Ve Y ' . ,, ,, ' 5 S Ch ' . Cappella Choir: 5ll0WpOGT 5 YOung Democrats liioe-Precsliderlll 3, Student Union Committee 4. ' ROBERT STEPHEN Cedar Rapids, Physical Education, Ph' Kap T . Ci 3, 4, Football T, Track, Wrestling l, 2, l3, 4, pa au, an of C 2' ANNE W. STEPHENSON Bloomington, Illinois, Psychology, Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer 4. Homecoming Committee 3, Student Encampment 3, Acorn Stafl 3, 4, Psychology Club 2, 3, President 4, A Cappella Choir, Young Republicans 2, 3, Catalina Club 2, 3 Secretary-Treasurer 4 St dent Government Convention 4, AWS, Publicity Chairman U- LELAND K. STEWART Center Point, History, Alpha Sigma Phi, Secretary 3, President 4, Greene Hall Counselor 4, lnterfraternity Council 3, President 4, Student Encampment 3, Military Band, Concert Band, Intramurals, Student Encampment 3, Sub-Chairman 4. JACK L. STONE Cedar Rapids, Business Administration, Business Club 4, Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4. JERRY STONEBARGER Lone Tree. JACOUELINE STORY 4 Mechanicsvilleg Psychology: Alpha Gamma Delta, ISEA, A Cappella Choir, Vesper Choir, Young Democrats- H. WESLEY SUNDERMAN . , Ch': Cedar Rapids, General Science and Biology, Alpha Tllela ' Religion and Life Committee 22 Military Band' BETTY SWENSON Cedar Rapids. ,.-Q -...J l59 DONALD VV. Plfl lll AAittf.ltftlllfJWllg Atl, l'l'l l!'ll'l ' llf 1l 'H H' l' ' Qi C 7, 3, fl, fri',tltri', f,t.ill, f,rt lfltlfir 'Q l'i'ill l, 7 'i ELDON PYLE AAllCl'tGllVlllCi Physical EfllJfrtlI'Jlt, lftti Kfitftifi lp',rl',ri, fliili of f, 2 3 4- Football 2, 3, 4, Trfirlf 7, 3, Moat 'rfiilufilfff Plfiyf.-r VICE, Honorable Mention All COltlf3V'!itff!, ROBERT K. RICHMAN Muscatine, Business Administration, Alpha Sigma Phi, Vice-Pres ident, Student Council T, 2, Parliamentarian, Student Encampment Co-Chairman l, 2, Business-Club, President, Class President l, Basketball l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, Bryant Scholarship, Sachem, Fresh- man Tenth, Clan of C 2, 3, 4. CAROL RIDDLESBERGER Downers Grove, Illinois. JAN ROBERTSON Cravvfordsville, Political Science, Alpha Xi Delta, President, Stu- dent Council 2, AWS, President 4, WAA, Treasurer 3, Panhellenic Council 4, President 3, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Kappa, Crescent, Alpha Lambda Delta, Freshman Tenth, Sophomore Honors, Jun- ior Honors, Student Encampment 2, 3, 4, Young Republicans 2, 3, Acorn Beauty 57, May Fete Attendant 2, 3. RALPH ROBOVSKY Cedar Rapids. JULIE ANN SCRIVER Long Beach, California, Psychology, AISEA 3, 4, ISA 3, 4. HOWARD R. SEEKS Marion, Business Administration, Business Club 4, Intramurals, l5A Board of Governors, Basketball 1. EUGENE V. SHERMAN Edgewood, Mathematics and General Science, Senior Honors, Ta Y Band: Concert Band, Outstanding Senior Cadet. SUZANNE SMITH Geneseof illinois, 5OCiOlOgy, Kappa Delta, Vice-President 3, 42 gfoorhees Hall Council T, Vice-President, Crescent, YWCA Cabinet, Eocial Chairman 2, Program Chairman 3, President 4, Student fiCf1mDmenr3, Ai Caravan 3, Sociology Club, President 4, Vespef Choy? A Cappella Choir, King ot Hearts f'Showboat, MSS- siah , Chairman Senior Chapel, Honorarx Martha at Colonial Ball. SPRING SPCRTS 24 i t , l. ,X fl 1 AA.iiii'lt I-I' I VIIVIII' 'l'I I A Af,'I,',1'llII IJrmI,I IIII I'I' tirin.iI 4 f'IIl'II' l'II BILL DEAN Wllfll Polk City! lilly,-'ii il Picsiclrfiit 4, fW' fI' I I ot C 2, ft, 4, 'itiul' I' Band I, Q: V 'l 'I l' I ICICHT, Iitliiiriiilifill I Student C'CIJtiJ1'lIlIll l:il RUSSELL WERNINO . V4 I Vintonz Business Aflfu' H f Band I, Q, 3, Concc,i'l B+' 'I C ' Choir 4, Festival Choir' 4, fl' ' DAVE VVESSEL Cedar Rapids, PIW',lf'1I 54 I , XVI Council 3, Pi Delta Ep f 'I 4 f 5 4, Cosmos Statt I, 3, Editcr ff ' murals, Football 2, 3, 4: En-ff': l F ' Conterence Football, F r-t ic- RUTH ANN WHITE St. Louis, Missouri, Business Agn- 1 f' i C A4955 Xi Delta Historian, Treasurer V ze-ff-gf spies' Council 3, 4, Voorhees Hall Councl 3 Sc: if Cfe f Sz: c cg, Club 4, Business Club 4, Cheerleader I 2 Cuz: s 2 4 Co of 57 Bill 3, Intramurals, Girls' Ritle Team H:-were 'aj Q-ee's '- Ball Queen 2. CHARLES D. VVITTE Perry, Iowa. ninxlluary ROBERT YOUNG Winterset, Business Administration, Sigma Nu. President: Stu- dent Council, lntertraternity Council 4g Phi Kappa Phi 4, Sachem President I, Junior Honors, Arnold Air Society 3, -if Clan of C 2, 3, 4, Religion and Lite Committee 2: Student Encampment 4: Business Club, Oolt I 2 Advanced AFROTC. , , 3, 4, Distinguished Military Student, ROBERT W, BIDDINGER Cedar Rapids' Psychology' Ph' Ka I I . T ' - chology Club Secretary 4. I ppa au' Psy DONALD GENE CUMMINGS, Newton, Business Administration' Business Club, Intramurals, Basketball. I MAX H. FITZ, Arlington, Business Administr t' d E ' . - tional Relations Club 3, 4, Business Club 4, PToIgJFIanjIIChaiCici?i1IIaOnI3,III:FitreItInILTFaIE, DALE EDWARD HARNON, Cedar Rapids, English, Alpha Sigma ph, Delta Epsilon 2, 3, VI -P ' - , Pi ice resident 4, Intramurals, Student Council, RICHARD SANDERCOCK, Cedar Rapids, Physical Education- Sigma NU. Intertraternity Council Secretary 3, Arnold Air Society Commander 4' ClaI ot C 2, 3, 4, Caravan 3, Intramurals, Football I, 2, 3, Golf I 2 SMII dent Chairman ot Intramurals 3, Outstanding Squadron CO. I I I I60 , . I stEPHEN JACKSON, Ceja' Rasa ws as Asaffistratist and cI3I3IIiiIfii Science, Phi Kappa Tau Cnsc w 5:5 Cna' ani Nuvdent Rlafon YMCA I, Religion and Lite Cotatm ef Caaifmat fi IVVSVB-3'fO'l5 e I Club 3, 4, Young Democratg3 4' lwaa'-,.fa s. .den WILLIAM McCRACKEN, csasf Rams sus-aff: Phi Karim Tat ,Pf5Q,,,,C, 42 Student Council 2, 3, Grgmg Hall Conselor 45 lntffffatefmlt en, 4 3. 4: Arnold Air saeieii 3 4, clan 9+ c 2 3 4- sicasnt 5m.TPmA,,,a,d International Relations Club -tj Bus miss Clip -ii NS'il9 9P5 5e,PxIkERbTQ Intramurals, Tract I, 2, 3, 43 Xtregtlng I 2, 3, -ti A933555 I3 ,MCA CARL M. POHL, Oat Park, llflnds, Psxchalcgxj Pnl Kappa 3Tau4y.1,CU II Ifttefftational Relations Cfub -1' Psxqho cox Club Treasurif I ' Republicans 4. f, - r IP MAX H. scntuitz, mu ii. . s . ard ttftfti IIIIMZIQ Relallmqs Club Q? A Qapkwiw k xo .G D5,,sC5f3+5: lntramur RICHARD CLANCN Aw c sctlUEUER R , tv 1 OIXIALD D. Lfxxlxllxtl txx, Oi ,Av S! STEMLAR LEONE LLIDOIPH HELEN txt Ixt.l XIlJtIl IN nixixti iri IQ A NN, lr TEIISEIXI AINALD NWITE i x it ,WOLISM Bill Fifclw Glen Dralm COACHES BASEBALL C065 fm.: kms-guglli fgimx 'Ppl ,fg ll f f fffnv o v-fum Qs vlirgrf Gm-1 5. Us-4, 51. :mu v Tlweir sQC0mQl strg1iQlwz fl.f'Mii gg-:fi piorwslwip. Coaclw Glfiml Dl'GlllllS Tciarxm pl,1j,L-gl flll Season which 0-fem inilual,-cl ll fm,-lw pitched by -lCCl Slang Lsgalmgl !ll.fA'l,.lllWll, was Coach Dralwrfs segfgmcl wdsgm la coach at Coe. Coaclw Bill Filclw guiclml tlmg: Team wlwicglw includes some promigmqg for The varsity squad. '4 v l 1' C.l,n,1 1 ivx '1 'N' lJxlll xl l QQY lllslll uflw. llwl lylivnfusll lrcslmmrm pmgpf -L .!.h 3 T I 2 az n Q1 'j H2 E ri - V5 I 3 A i Jg 123 an V L . iv 1 Q A :fi 5 . K 55 ' 5.22 45 f :ws F if-I :za Q7 A . i5 5 Ki: an ' 4 X SARA -X JIM WERNER Rom WAECKERLE ommis Eiieszs FRESHMAN BASEBALL XX X n, B. Tlfiiele, H. FRONT ROW: G. Srnirh, T. Heald, B. Lana, B. Dorman, G. Bean. MIDDLE ROW: B. Loftus, M. Gibney, D. Kauffma Broxey. BACK ROW: Bill Fitch CCoachJ, S. Ciinfon, B. Tnurniss, B. Jafek, D. Erickson, B. Fernandez, R. Kozernczak, T. Leeper CAssisTan'r Coachb. Absent Gary Triiile. l65 4 K, T J is 35 'Q 225 i'T W! X Pm . I 5 W5 P ,N 91155 was Am N Q-Ex ,D , Q X SN Q . Y A., 1 4 i e w , 4 Y, P L I 1 , , E 11 W E I 'J wi I, 1 4 3 3, Q gm 'uv' DQK KNOW-ES TED STAND DAVE EDMEWELE DAVE MAY wmvdp' 1 5 DARRELL AUGUST NE G CRDON KERKMAN JUSTY WATSON DICK EHLEN af fi Duma KQEBLER BGB DUTTON CHARL HE war: 5 ,JOE ENTSMINGER r 1 -..N 'gs Q 1 G! TRACK A track tearn-irnproved over the previous year -worked hard and made several iourneys to out- of-tovvn track meets, including the Drake Relays. The indoor season began in'March and moved outside April l l with the Cornell Relays at Mount Vernon. The track team, which should hold some excellent prospects for next year, was coached by Wally Schvvank. , , 9 A W l C zro D K 8 S ,,: ' 1 X s ' ez, 4 1 .L iii! 551: f Q 1 Ei E G . EX A, xg, .X S E Ewa. Us V, , I 'f i3 - ,4 r ,.,,f:,L. Irziw V, . 2 122 1712 U41 Aff? ef. ,... , iiszfi ,.,,,z, ,ew if :MAE ns, 3 f., i , I , I W 5 ,i X2 5 , Em, ez s,. , W fs 4: ,J ,. an 4: 1: me 1 v I , , r LA 4 , I 3 2 A 1 0 J' .- ,Q 5 4. 4 , ,, V f fff- 1 f if ' A5 ' ' ' ' -' I - - f - y'Q.:?gg?' gl QQ- J-zf,-.,L4ggfZ.'y' z , -I Q if tv- ' f fy ,e:aa,:: .-1 -4 ' , ' . ' '- me . . V .. .,vf'4gZ: N.. 7 'C - ie -...fz-' 43,fj,i-. 324,24 ',:1:1.j.5-'7-.g,f' - f W ew y 1-K +- f ' ,A -,-ein.. f . V ' efibfimq X5 . V I A . Q5 , ' N e if , C, CUE Q0 G06 fe k u FRONT ROW: R- Armsffongf C- Dre-vdahl, D Ransel B Cheney, G Russell BACK Row B Gere D. Deelinle Soika, B. Johnson, B. Polachek, J. Horacek, Chmeglarl, Wally Schxevank, Coech. I . I I ,:e,1 W . X . . , Vi,l,,l' I, . , ebi, . were eff GOLF TEAM ?5n-f,,4v-lk. ,W , Maior Donald R. Greenisen, Coach, Bob Young, Bob Hawkinson, Chet Christiansen, Bill valine. - bmueller James. BACK ROW: Mzke Bollman, Bob Curnan, Dave Buc FRGNT ROW: Lee Abrabamson, Carl Frobel, Sfeve Dr. Nick Fofion, Coach. l N114- 5 5 . 1 E H 5 N x 1 a 1 l i , 1 1 . x i I 3, , wx ' N I V . T L li BEAUTY I I7I I he 555 X , Q N .S X S 3 X E 5 ? 1' FRESHMAN GOLF 5 s H' ' Left To right Major Donald R. Greenisen, George Oosferhous, Dick Landenberger, Bill Rembacz. ' l f I iQ ' 11 E22 , W e 2 Ei, Leff To right John Havickf MOVWY Sfuhler, Mike Copeland, Gary Shafer. a I70 i--,L 1 M ' 123 '43 2-1' 'gk . K 2 s if NZ! X, is af, H f gl X W 3 X 334 , 4 , 'Sf Q 7 19, ,, I f ll 'fffjgfl , M932 1 p M ,, , ,- gy 11223 ff, M, ,W ' , ww V Mfwkhv QORN EAUTY mgwfs we, 1 ,W ,, MRS., GYWEN PT N H Qeia CDQEQ YDQIQ 19 1 '1 f ff 4 ,,,, , X, ff fi ,' f ,,,ffff',f n fffffq f' fqi,,f,L 'f wg! f , ,L fyfglfjgfgif fm gyffi ' , ff, 'gf f WM 1,17 253 , , 202 gm 1 MCAWW X, f7,,Wfw7 f ,, ff QWZWM ,xg f ,ww ,f f MW? W iff fwyf ffiwwwf ,f f fm , W MW M , 'fp 3,541 ,, A ww f j,f,fQfWf My ffj f ff, f QM, fffyiy ZXZM, f if if, 7 M! KLM Qffyw fmfwfg X fzf7ZZWf fwiiififj Wwfff ww I ,f 1 Q,,,W 1561 y 52570 iz? , ,,,,, XS ' X iiiis A X 5 5 ex - ai X Q 55: wg KN ' v X- N XX FIRST ATTENDANT '1ff .'l, '.-r- e- 5 .Nlllk .l,XC 'f,l4f,1liSCJl I fjffnga XZ field X XX X z JS -fi S X5 S x S x X X 5 Q X 1 I W 3 Vx, 40 X - 1 ff .Ny ' fpfziigifii Q f f f .1 4, ,. .1 -.-f I :--s f N .4 'P fs . fri. 9 . -.fc 7 .. 'hw , -1 Y nt Q ' . 5:5 YV, ' 4' T -r 'Q 1 4 1 SECUNIUD ATTENDANT MESS SHHRMEQY SAfUIlfL,2lilK Cf! Qmeya I77 E 55113 K . I 0 U J J if Z W f flf ' ,y, .nfl ff vi! ,X I L ww, ff ,, 4, 4 K fi M ll 5 K A R IEE N A LN' il D lil R C D N fzfpzga 92111211261 Ucyffa K X . . 1 . . . Q , 5 -. .,,, Clflflll U1 fa , MX, ,4f ,! I ff nf XZ , , f' gf ,ZX f ,Y f 221944 U' ' 1 Z f 4111 .7 if RN Sl J'LQ IlL N March 17, 1950 Phyllis Level, Editor 1959 ACORN Coe College Cedar Rapids, Iowa Dear Miss Levelg As you have requested Jack has chosen the follomlnr girls in the first three positions as the Hell-Afcricsn collepfe giirl . First: Miss Gwen Dohl Second: Miss Mina Ingersoll Third: Miss Shirley Sadilek We hope these selections vil meet with your aoorovelg it was a very difficult choice 'ut after due deliterati the above selections were wade. Jack sends his sincere best wishes to all the firls and wishes to thank you and your staff for the orivilefe of acting as judge in your ACCRK Beauty Contest. Sincerely vours, ofxnarqj Earcia ?enesis FCR: Jack ?aer 4421. W. .,f-V:--1 -c-1:-1-xawg, 'rw-qf2'f1 -J '- 1.11-F-.v 4 ff -L. , -' H.-.-1' .Q - -f--' 1-v -vw 1. - . - . - . .v .1 f- .-Q .-f,- -:mr ..f, .ff - .-N-,, ' 'f' J 5 - P 'I W -f-'-,ff-.wi-k i 1 f W' . . . A1.. . .- ,, ., . ,,,,, , , F? 'IS' 3 30 Mi ll S H M D IN N XX Q' A N JU? Jli LiR S U N 12 QPQUF en! :lf ' 1' ?4 gud il W1 ,V W 7 , ff ,f 4 4 7 f , yf ff - W ff ff 4 f X f 9 7 The Coe College deparTmenT of Air Science consisfs of a senior air uniT of The Air Force Reserve Officer's Training Corps. The uniT is sTaffed by five U.S.A.F officers and four U.S.A.F. non-commissioned officers. All male sTudenTs Take The Two-year basic A.F.R.O.T.C. course and selecfed sTudenTs may Take ad- vanced A.F.R.O.T.C. in The iunior and senior years. STudenTs successfully complefing The advanced course receive commission as Sec- ond LieuTenanT, Reserve of The Air Force. MosT of Those complefing The advanced course aT- Tend flying schools as sTudenT officers. Under The MiliTary deparTmenT are also The uniT rifle Teams and The fine A.F.R.O.T.C. military band. Q S gi 3 S 2 l T T Q ak' Col. Lynn Blackwell presents Cadet Commander appoinrmcni OrClC'fS bf? 'A A.F.R.O.T.C. marches P857 ClUVlnQ f9VleW' l83 MILITARY Mi itary and Co lege personnel at The May 18, 1959, presidential review Wi' The Coe A.F.R.O.T.C. Band. l82 Q f Wlm. Pohorsky, Linn Couniy Reserve Officer Assoc., Commander KCfSi3CTQ','f gif-Q-Qc-rin. Tiirg af,+..i 1 presenTs John NoTo wiTh The Maior John T. Wurster fOr The Oufsranciing aoguhov V. -T 4 Cup for commanding The uniT wiTh The highest de- AFROTC YO JOSCDPW Emi fff 3'L-f gree of proficiency. Mrs. .Joseph E. achievement McCa he . ' . ' ' dal Tor ouTsTanding schoiaSTiC h The Air Foice Associanon Me oresenTs RoberT Young WIT A.F.R.O.T.C. STAFF fc LT. COL. LYNN BLACKWELL MAJ. DONALD R. GREENISEN CAPT- JAMES LM- .DUGUID Professor of Air Science ASST- Prof- Of AI' Science Asst' Prof' of AH Soence 3 . V HT T I L . I , Q ,,,, Jvfjnfug CAPT. COURTNEY DANIELS CAPT. WILLIAM CHATFIELD MXSGT. HARRY HAWES Asst. Prof. of Air Science ' Assf. Prof. of Air Science Supply NCO I SXSGT. ALBERT CALLAIHAN TXSGT. LANCE ECHERD, JR. I if AXIC. RICHARD MAUST Adminisfrafive NCO Trainin NCO ' ' Q Assf. Training NCO I84 Q J' an MP-M 'H-.xxx , I 'Wm , , S- ' In vip, vw 19 2. A-'51 JN lvl W as frggtg .Vf Q ,.,., .,,r,,m, A, r :ww 5 5? , ,Ku fglglhrf 2 . rr f- h ' frm' r I , M- 1 James Boyer presents roses To Marilyn Andrewslfbueem of fir, ' f r wllli MILITARY BALL fwillhnrf FMU f.f'J ? 'fi mfg ,,fV,,d, Dem DUITU Dfqlffr, ffmrrlyrr f-',ff'f,ffQf X-fr,rr,, ff germ ROLJCVTFJ fKVTfu1Jr'5 ffm fyffffjwl lf,ff-rf Dggmfjm AIDLWG Giifrlrrrm LJ':l?f1, COVMUQ fjzjdqzjgglg and lndepermdemtz, ffxererlttrr Safely. Honorary Cadet Colone Marily A d - LT- Commander, Richard Sanclercoclg n rews marches Wim Cadet Queen candidares step Through The Gran I86 d March. .Nw 5- V, NF v 'lb 'a ld ,. V, I ' ,ll L W xxx! Rl 'L T TEAM The members of The Rifle Team were Jerold Adams, Ra T y Urner, Ron Jensen, a They were coached hy Tech. Sgt. Lani Dailey, captain, was The individual high The season. ,, g f ,, Wifi' www d v f ' -1' A K '-s 1 1 i .- V, 4 :sigh VH lKll'Nfi ' qxf m sr ii t 4 ,- ax.: -. ... '. .q in M, The Coe A.F.R.O.T.C. performed for President Eisenhower, Senator John Kennedy, Governor Loveless, and other local, state, and national officials at the State Corn Picking Contest, in October, 1958. WMT l88 i 1- i SPRING ACTIVITIES ff . SM! my 4? I 9 I X' iii - I ,v..v -T--'ffwmngmv 'f VW w 1 Li ff X I Cadet Commander Sandercock stands in front o-n The Coe A.F.R.O.T.C. building. E The Color guard passes in review before Col Robert Brown and Mai. John Glidden. 43 AUDITORIUM F SERIES The National Ballet ot Canada appeared at Coe March l-4, 1959, during the Fine Arts Festival. Featuring a company of 62, The youthful cast presented Chopin's Les Sylphides and the full-length Otfenbach in the Underworld. The Nutcracker -Act III ANGELA LEIGH, EARL KRAUL an ot the National Ballet ot Canada. LILIAN JARVIS, Prima Ballerina d the Corps de Ballet I I93 fn- - ..., Q , L. 'l l A RELIGION IN LIFE WEEK , i ,I I' 'E' ', I 'iidfjvveek Z I , .I I. .I Q f 'I' r'r'IImg1gf of , , ,. , I-wr , 'T'1 'IIIQICII and di. H . , , . 10 ,I ,','.-- 1 ' 1-I I'..gI!:'1Ii:IfC1I'I BI PU!- I, , , H ,.-f If f 'I-'fE-I . wuz Fealify on I G Iv ,. I, .-fI 42 f.-ferns Included A 1 ,5 ,. If ,I.mmcmaI discussions ., ,, , - ., f',3I-1 ' fvf,,f3f::, vespers, and f'III1Il 'HI 'rf! I I iC !.'HCC' . l i l The i959 Fine Arts Festival, held from March 9 Through the 16, had for its goal- having fun with the arts. One of the most ambitious festival events of the midwest, the program included lectures, concerts, in- formal discussions, and workshops covering the whole range of contemporary and traditional forms of expres- sion in the arts. Participants included the New York Woodwind Quin- tet, noted British poet and novelist John Wain, soprano Jennie Tourel, pianist William Masselos, Des Moines Art Center Director Denys Myers, the National Ballet of Can- ada, and the premier performance of Song of the Cedar by the C. R. Symphony and the Coe and C. R. choruses. - ...,..v-a ya 1 1 5 Z f ' 4 1 ? W 2' W I 1 . I . I 1 l 1 1 E 1 me 11 Z lei N15 Ti lei, .2 5 52 'hz .if . Q sq! 5112 311.15 A LIT' 2 ' 7 . , . xy, , f i I94 712, K 1 1959 FINE ARTS FESTIVAL .1 vb f, PA., ,.. ,, , . '- .f,j:X-y zz., ..7,i,.f,v?,r COE BANDS-CONCERT AND A.F.R.O.T.C. The Coe College Concert Band, which is recognized as one of the fines completed another successful year under the direction ot Stanley Vesley, Jr. The band highlighted its annual spring tour this year with a radio broadcast Clifflf X'.fTi'.'iJ the NBC Milwaukee Journal station. The touring band traveled through lor.-ra, V.'Qscorws?iw, Qisrf lllinois, ending with concerts in Harrison and Lane Tech high schools in Chicago. The band clirnaxed its activities with the annual Masaryk Memorial Concert in Coe's Sinclair Chapel on April 5. The activities ot the military band included an appearance at the Iowa Corn Picking Contest ri which they pe-rtormed for President Eisenhower. i galil ETX we gs. 'multi , - Q- 5 2 Yi k 52 3 55 .4 52 Ei E2 xi 'Z i S is a 4 s A s E 3 :Q 3 2 ii r 'E ff' , aj i' U 5 Q H, fi ri -5 I 5 s 5 15 fi -4 if 56 EE rf -A 8 Ei fi as 5 E 2 5 K I fr ,r Z 's N 5, Y ri xc ii, fr 2: 2 2 12' G! ,H 14 me I We www mwwea-m. w :A Jil HI E96 Kyo-Q :Tlx ir f. X ' .. ,. - - ,, -,. - I ,, H p ij.. X 1X.WsS'YvV W The Coe A.F.R.O.T.C. Band marches in The 1958 Homecoming parade The Concerr Band, under The olirecfion of Stan Vesley, Jr., performs in The Coe Chapel. 73 gh WZ Z f, Sim? XX? if fi 7 1 -2 , 1 f f '7 ff -,, ' . 'J C f 7.. I J' 5 7. , V adv I G Q U fm ' ,f Q7 ,. -A , ' . gif xx 'NU ' 42 f .. J 411' ' , ' -1 55' Eg W 4 Z '- ' ' Q 43,055 A f f '7 7 V! f J W, ff , 2 ff- HM . fzfvflf 5557! Wi 1 1, HWIQ' , S . 47 , 7 ...emma 'xx xx x 0 ANN N9 -N M -3.135- ff 'nr no ll K ' I FliU 'f A xl' uf' 1 3. '+L Wm wfxeggw Dam S1 AN EVENING QF Xk , lN .4 KJYI ,Jw 9 f 1 , . !I1l,'II1f2I' AKN' Nw , , ,J Sllffl A',', INI uw H M ,J iff, Br'l1cf-V1-Hzwer, Nfvfw ' , f ,ffff,, m 'HHH Yfm U -1- l ruwr ,' gl M1 j,:,' TUVC, lm'wfl UH KM- .f',fr1H:m , puff-u, ' fJ,,l GCl'Tl'IJCff' few-Jrre fliw, gn' f 'JI E fJ3'Z HSWLJMN,-y f xf5fNN4Tf A'.f f 11 fp' ,Q f Q ,Nm- CVOI HMJVNYJ filsfi f1Ir'ff5ff:! N'N. WIN U! ' , fLU1 ,j'-ff:fiJ gf 1 H162 SVvCCfIN:',f f,JU'fH'l' 'swf HV rg ,ffqgfg Land. TOWN Gerdem ffmugfff,-fi ' f-',,f,qgQji1! fgf me A pr'OdUCT'iOH. G ,'!'fI'leJfif',' Fjffigfi xm, gpyftrgfgd ff Elaine Tseutseum, Alice B, TzHg,g EJ! Terr! Kaul , g Vgilhvv and Sweeney by Tim Corner: Gertrude Stein RoBERT FROST E VISITS COE Robert Frost, probably the most dis- poet, Spoke to tinguished living American an overflow crowd at Coe on April 111 l959. After a student-faculty luncheon with Mr. Frost, an intorrnal discussion was held. i Discussion in Voorhees. Mr. Frost pauses during hapcl 'lv Robert Frost an d Mrs. and President Gage BT The lU 1ClieOVl- ,ffhl , - 1.- UGLY MAN CONTEST l, l Coe's annual TribuTe To male vaniTy-The Ugly Man TerniTy. Money raised by This proiecT goes inTo The inTo The Comrnuni1y ChesT Fund. CandidaTes To-r The 1959 conTesT were: Don lnrnan was done o-n a penny-a-vo-Te basis wiTh Bob Anderson ConTesT-is sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega service fro- Campus Chest fund and these proceeds are then pus , Phil Swords, Bob Anderson, and Monty Stuhler. Voling coming in on Top as Coe's Ugliest Man. L H ,g,, ,..,, ..r - FRESHMAN CAR SMASH s Freshman students found a unique way to raise money for the annual Freshman Dance. They obtained a 1949 se-dan, washed, waxed, and shined it up and then let the students and faculty swing a sledge ham- mer-two blows fo-r a quarter. Bruce Jafek, freshman class president, and Jerry Adams were in charge of the car smash. As you can see, it was quite a success. 'X ' ' ' W 'Wi ' ' X 'v X 'f '1's----.1 -....1. , ,,,, v K' Q Wun- Co Av 0 K W ' 2 Q, I 5 if U ch it Q , ' i An Q 5 F . x.,, V 1 Q fu . .f aw 2. if xi, 9' xv ,QW .. ' rf. 4 3 vi J- f Ae' 12 1. R vs, ,L 5 Q L ' -x V-WL.: ' g X nr.. at :W :. ' 3 1' ,f-wx. si ff X' - ' ' V 1- :' fd ' f5 ' :' ' Q, 1.1 , 1, C17 , ,3 41, ' 1, 4, ., 50112. ' M,?,.fg1:3i2 9. X i ' umm, H 'The Winners -Allie King and Carl Klein. 4 f i'- S 9 l 6 ffl Ei mt! . QC, ' 1 ' 'az L 1 ZF. VARIETY SHOW i Coe's Variety Show, directed by Nancy Peterson and Tom Stoll, was proclaimed quite a success. All organizations entered acts following the theme ot Saga of the Cities. The be-st act was iudged to loe Prague done by Chi Omega a-nd Alpha Sigma Phi. Proceeds to the Variety Show were given to the Campus Chest Fund. New York -Alpha Gams and TKE's . M.C.'s-Tim Conner, TSX Rmei. KAPKA DE TA PIE-EATING CONTR-r Each year Kappa Delta sorority sponsors Plaid Shirt Day as part ot the annual Mothers Day festivities, The highlight of Plaid Shirt Day is the traditional pie-eating contest, with representatives from each fraternity and the independents participating. To the winner ot the contest goes the privilege of presenting the presi- dent of Kappa Delta with a pie in the face. Winners ofthe 1959 contest were Gary Alberg and Dick Kceblc-r. Mary Ann Moyer appears to be the lose-r. ROPE-PULLING CONTEEMT M nl - The first annual Tau Kappa Epsilon-Sigma Nu Rope Pulling Contest was held on May T. The event, en- ioyecl by many spectators, was won by the TKE's. 5 ,,,, s 5 1 1 J g-EL A VARIED PROGRAM FOR MOTHER'S DAY PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA MU PHI EPSILON . m. 'MQ if s Y F smi- at ll. M A alll sl , ji' X l .. L A Study in Contrast was the theme of this year's May Fete under the direction ot Miss Helen Stewart. The dances in- cluded the waltz, soft shoe, hula, and modern dance. Nancy Nichols was crowned May Fete Queen by Mrs. Joseph McCabe. Her attendants were Dimis Ehninger, Janet Robertson, Suzanne Srnith, and Marsha Mullen. . v ll l X- .x, 2 V h. V ' tr. 3 ' 2 t 1 'ix Z' Q Q, 2 12 l 2 1 f X M l M 1- - . Q b T 1, FLUNK DAY '59 There's noThing TaulTy wiTh your reason If you came inTo This season WanTing To be guiTe' lazy and Tree of Care U'm wiTh youll ' BUT professors are noT willing, And our noTebooks keep on Tillin , . , . . 9 Til we re piled so high wiTh work ThaT we could swear! fAnd ofTen do.j So when The weaTher's clear and warm, We're cooped up in This DISMAL dorm Wishing we were soaking up The sun some- where! fAnd cool drinks Tooll Now, There's a IimiT To whaT we'll Take We iusT have To have a break To save use from being conquered by despair. C Before school is Throughj And in This insTiTuTion There's only one soluTion, Grab your iug and galand car- You needn'T Travel Ta r- JusT geT away, And sTay away- And while you are Thank God we have FLUNK DAY!! :ff 7, :il Pyle 5 X .w -wa JANET ROBERTSON I --. - V , Pt, LLK3 xa::t:,t,i .7 I' I5 1 'lfwm' .,-.P -c,,1.. -'LNQJ L! 1 . lf.. .1 fc: cZL E'Y C 's'c'X' A.Xl.llIl.S. Cllfff' PATTI LACEY Cosmos Editor and Business Manager Kappa Delta President Phi Beta Kappa T Crescent wHo PHYLLIS LEVEL Acorn 'Editor Voorhees House Council Vice-President Crescent Y.W.C.A. Treasurer R CHARD ANDERSON C an ot C President lnterfraternity Council Tau Kappa Epsilon l Football BRUCE HOUDEK Student Council Committee Chairman Football Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Wrestling -dt 5 JANET MUELLER Phi Beta Kappa Student Council Secretary Crescent President Phi Kappa Phi I i I 1 f f 1 A s f 4 X 1 s SUZANNE SMITH Y.W.C.A. President Crescent Voorhees House Council Vice-President Sociology Club President BILL WELCH Student Council President Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia President Sophomore Class President Footloall DAVID BUCHNIUELLER Student Council Treasurer Outstanding Junior Cadet Advanced AFROTC Senior Class Vice-President Sachem ROBERT YOUNG Sachem Preside-nt Sigma Nu President Distinguished Military Student Advanced AFROTC Phi Kappa Phi DIMIS EHNINGER ISA. President Phi Beta Kappa Crescent Y.W.C.A. Secretary WHO'S EVELYN NIELBY Alpha Gamma Delta President Student Council Social Chairman Y.W.C.A. Vice-President Homecoming Chairman X 01 X iff Z X , Z 1 I J ' - V ,M 1.4,- 4-3+ gfzfff1zff.ffw, l 4 f 4 1 E gl ' ' N ll! , 1 22 f-.3 f 7 f I. X A xx QS: x X QNX vw 185 xxx, 'X X X SX .sw gg if i X X 1 Q - Q :ya X 1., X X fi fi l i' , 5 ' f ff 1, ,M ,Q '. ' .wa ' , 5 4: I e 5? 22 5 K 1 Z f f , f 3 f 7 A a i I 1 X Q Q Y 1 In A D , , us, X., 1 It 1 y S 3 I 3 . K N 2 X Xi- - 1 fx, wk k faf raallwf-1 HONORS A D ACTIVITIES , 1 Evie Melby and Suzanne Smiih- Hows. X and Martha. mu vvelch, who also av Ap ,. President Q e me GM C 4f.- , vq. ., , . ' s- .. . 1. , , , , ,JV A ,, N., 1 4 Q bil-xx X X Rag QQ Q 5 Qy ' wax Fx X A, . 5 ,J Uv, idly, av . xiii '-'H - 'X ,i -x. 'X' Xe. 'WX J -.-Q. s -. .f '- wr X75 -Q.:-,A X a. s? 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L 'ww-niivqriqin A Sat'-2 1 ii 'x , 121 11- S' ' 'L 4 E17-':f1?lg1'L'l.'l'k'H22 we--.,-...,.... 1.-1 F:::11--532-.-1-pus.-1E'r.-.-Ejr'-xi'-2,27 , iiz : -L'75x.e:':P::-1-.1 a.u-K..--fr - -- ---...,7--- .,--. :,- .., -J-. , an--.-,,t-X.-- ,:5fA---- 7- -1',L .A2'1 !21f51t' Bros, Nancy 87, 90, 113, 1 118, 151 Brown, Phil 73, 104, 110 Brown, Robert 79, 104 Bruch, Daniel 73 Bryan, Virginia 79, 114 Bryant, Peter 39, 106 Bucher, John 39, 108 Buchmueller, David 54, 87, 89,106,119,126,128,131, 151, 169, 214 Budd, Betty 61, 79, 96, 123 Burger, Dianne 92, 39, 113, 140 - Burroughs, Vickie 39, 114 Caldwell, Nancy 39, 96 Calva, Paquita 98 Canfield, Sally 39 Carlino, Victor 100, 151 Carlson, Sonya ,96, 113, 139, 147, 140 Carpenter, John 100, 119, 79 Carter, Roger 39, 108 Casey, John 39, 52, 106 Cerny, Barbara 90, 80, 118, 147 Chaloupka, Fran 85, 94, 141, 151 Chamberlain, Pamela 73, 92 Chapman, Walter 39, 110 Cheney, William 73, 108, 1 126, 166 Cherry, James 106, 119, 152 Chirikos, Thomas 46, 50, 108, 126 Chemler, Yaro 39, 52, 166 Christen, Wallace 123, 152 Christensen, Claudia 80, 96 Christianson, Chester 128, 131, 169 1 ' Clanton, Garrett 46, 50, 106, 110, 126 Clapsaddle, Jerry 39, 111 Clauss, David 73, 111, 141 Clauss, Dennis 141 Clayton, Anne 80, 90 Clure, Carole 98, 113 Coats, James 39, 100, 110 Coats, Robert 89, 110, 119, 152 Cockrell, Anne 39, 90 Comstock, Marlis 39, 141 Conner, Tim 198, 116 Conners, Shannon 98, 113, 39 Cooper, Constance 39, 94 Cooper, Janice 152 Copeland, Michael 102, 170 Copperud, Ann 39, 96, 140 Cox, Wilma 114,117,141 Cretin, Harry 39 Crow, Steve 39, 69, 100, 111, 141 Culberson, Dean 152 Cunningham, Roger 39, 103 Curnan, Robert 46, 15, 73, 106,116,126,169 , - ,, -- ----.., 1 --..--'vr':---- ..- --bra-- - ..-: 1'? 1 ' ' ' Dorman, Kathie 73, 96, 121, 120 ' Drevdahl, Carl 40, 106, 133, 166 Driscoll, Michael 46, 50, 73, 108, 126 Dunnick, Laurel 119, 152 Dunnick, Veta 40 Dutton, Robert 73, 106, 128, 131, 162, 164 Dvorak, Joanne 40 Dyer, James 73 Earlev, Jane 73, 84, ss, 114, 120 Eastman, James 40, 102 Eaton, Janet 58, 73, 98 Ehlen, Richard 108, 162, 164 Ehninger, Dimis 85, 88, 89, 114, 121, 152, 210, 214 Eichinger, Judith 40, 96, 141 Eilers, Dennis 40, 108, 162, 165 Elscott, Carolyn 63, 65, 90, 119, 120, 152 Entsminger, Joe 108, 185, 162, 164 Ericksen, George 74, 104 Erickson, Dennis 52, 106, 165 Ernst, Judith 80, 94 Evans, Dorothy 40 Evans, Michael 52, 108 Eves, Dorothy 141 Fancher, Richard 74 Farley, Marvin 104, 74 Farrington, Joyce 40, 114 140 Faville, Patricia 63, 65, 74, 94, 118 Ferguson, Robert 100, 153 Fernandez, Willi am 106, 165 Fifer, Jerry 80, 104, 122 Finger, Barbara Fink, Laurence 74, 96 40 Finley, Ted 106 Fisher, Barbara 96 Fisher, Sharon 74, 122, 147 Fitzgerald, Gale 94 Freeman, Carole 98, 153, 215 Frobel, Carl 80, 106, 126, 128, 130, 162,169 Furniss, Janet 40, 94, 140 Gage, Robert 74, 104, 110, 117, 119, 124 Galaty, Carol 61, 85, 90, 74, 1 18, 1 17 Gallagher, Helen 153 Giere, Bernard 40, 103, 166 Gimm, Eunice 74, 114, 118, 146 Gingrich, Gregory 74 Glanz, David 153 Glasgow, Bill 108 Glass, Carol 40, 61, 114, 140 Goode, Betsy 30, 35 Gorden, Thoma Graeber, Gail 5 111,141 96,120 Graham, Shirley 74, 93, 145 Dailey, Melinda 73, 96, 110, Granquist, Thomas 104, 80, 118 119, 147 Dailey, William 85, 106, 189 Greco, Daniel 40, 100 Davenport, Arthur 106, 162 Green, Margaret 40, 114 Davis, Allaire 73, 1121 1141 Greer, Robert 52, 102 118, 140 Greiner, Jack 85, 80, 126, Davis, Jerry 54, 87, 119, 124, 141 152 Grey, Toni 40, 90 Davis, Joan 59, 73, 90 Gries, Charles 46, 50, 74, Davy, James 52, 124, 133, 108, 126, 162, 164 103 Gri en, C nthia 40, 92 Debws, Ronald 104' 119' 152 Grapafland, 51115311 40, 90, 58, Doe, Richard 433 94 140 Deters, Marcy , Diffenderfer, MBVY 90' 98 Groff' IBa11fIeen 1184C153 Dorns Karen 73, 941 1181 123 Gross' e Y , D ,1'i11,- Richard 40, 52, 106' Gfovef Ken 153 0116 Grubb, Kenneth 40 .I 1 .ASW ' 334-5'- ---: V- .. g'7 zfeQ-' v-v'--:--f:::-:frfi-.,..er:11g- -. Gundacker, Jane 581 74, 92 .1'1ab9Qer, Juanita 114 Haddad, Robert Haerle, John 111, 141 Hagerman, Barbara 40 1 1Bl 1n, Nancy 74, 98, 141, 117 Hankins, Marilyn 80, 90, 119, 140 Hansen, Daniel 80, 102 Hansen, Sherman 40, 110, 108, 111, 124 Harder, Claire 40 Harkness, Loell 88, 89, 106, 153 Harrison, Gordon 74, 110 Hartman, Robert Hashagen, Barbara 98, 153 Hasler, Faye 74, 98, 119 Hauschild, John Havick, John 40, 102, 170 Havlik, Ronald 119, 153 Hawkinson, Robert 46, 51, 80, 106, 126, 169 Hayden, Jo Anne 80, 114 Hayward, Stephen 41, 68, 69 Hazen, Judith 41, 96 Headrick, Sondra 63, 65, 74, 96, 118, 215 Heald, Terry M. 41, 52, 165 Heddrich, Rebecca R. 80, 141 Helming, John 100, 153 Henecke, Elaine 80, 94, 118, 120, 123 Hengl, Richard 119, 126, 154 Herbon, Ronald Herman, Janice 41, 141 Henton, James Hixson, Sara 74, '90, 112 Hober, Donald R. 116, 124, 154 Hoffman, Lloyd 80, 104 Hofstetter, Carol 80, 90, 118, 147 Hollingsworth, Clark 41, 100, 124 Holmes, Edmund T. 87, 89, 102, 154 Q Hoogeveen, Judith 80, 98, 118, 123 Horacek, Josephr 85, 104, 154, 166 Hoseley, Emma 75, 114 Houdek, Bruce 46, 43, 84, 85, 106, 111, 119,126, 134, 135, 154, 215 Hovey, Judith Huisman, Mariorie 55, 87, 92 Humes, Judith 41, 114, 124 Hu-mmel, Susan 96, 30, 123 Hunt, David 80, 100, 116 Hunt, Robert Huser, Merilee Hutchinson, Judith 41, 114, 140 Hutten, Dave Ingersoll, Mina 41, 92, 141 Inman, Don 75, 104, 110, Jacobson, Brian 30, 103, 122 Jacobson, Larry 41, 100, 1101 119, 203 lshikawa, Donald 124 Jaeger, Robert 119, 154 Jafek, Bruce 35, 102, 1101 165 James, Stephen 30, 104, 146, 169 I Janda, Bob 81,102,1191124 Jensen, Ronald 75, 106, 139 Jermier, John 48, 46, 106, 126,154 Jermier, Mike 75, 106, 1341 136 Johnson, Burl 52 106 Johnson, Charles Johnson, David Johnson, Merrill Johnson, Prudence 41 96 Johnson, Richard 46 75 106 Johnson, Robert 49 75 106 126, 166 Johnston, Douglas Jones, David 46 50 84 85 106, 119, 126 Kacer, Donald 84 85 104 140, 141, 154 Kahler, Karl 41 111 Kahler, Suzanne 7 94 118 Kammerling, Patricia 81 92 Kampf, Richard 119 126 4 Kane, Joesph 75 85 104 146 Kappmeyer, Robert 75 104 Kasser, Don 100 Kau, Terry 54, 75 124 145 146 Kauffman, Daniel 52 106 133, 165 Kerkman, Gordon 126 128 155,131,162, 4 Kettler, Gail 41 94 40 Kiesling, Janet Kilgore, Stephen 110 King, Alice 94 118 155 04 Kirkpatrick, Dorothy 7 114 Kirkpatrick, Mary 75 94 122 Klein, Carl 68 69 85 100 123, 140 140, 147 204 Klein, Robert Klimes, Judith 81 90 Kloempken, Thelma Kloster, Nancy Knowles, Richard 126 128 129, 132, 164, 62 Knudtson, Louis 46 48 106 126 Koebler, Dick 52 108 207 162, 164 Kolda, Thomas 7 102 111 141 Kouba, Donald Kozemczak, Ronald 52 106 165 Krueger, Karmen 41 0 Kruyne, John 7 110 Kuba, John 41 Kuba, Lana 41 112 Lacey, Patricia 33 89 117,145,155, 215 Ladd, Barbara 7 93 113 147 Lamparek, Joyce Landenberger, Richard 170 Lapp, Thomas 102 155 Larkin, Gary 46 48 126 155 Latchaw, Laurie Latham, Judith 75 94 42 Latta, Diane Laubenheimer, Dean 62 84 85, 102, 155 Lauck, Claudette Lawler, Ken 76 85 102 Lawson, Susan 62 96 155 Leach, Bert 76 Leeper, Terry 46 51 55 165 Leiter, Phyllis 90 Leonard, Jane Level, Phyllis 54 37 89 112 114, 117,146,156 5 Lines, Larry Loftbs, William 52 103 165 Long, Mary 76 92 4.3111 ACORN Staff - 146-7 Administration 18-23 Alpha Gamma Delta 90-1 Alpha Lambda Delta 113 Alpha Phi Omega 110 Alpha Psi Omega 116 Alpha Sigma Phi 100-1 Alpha Xi Delta 92-3 Arms and the Man 68-9 Auditorium Series 60, 144, 193 A.W.5. 112 Bands 196-7 Baseball 162-165 Basketball 128-133 Beauty 172-181 Buildings 8-16 Business Club 119 Cheerleaders 120 Chi Omega 94-5 Clan of C 126 College Personnel 34-36 Colonial Ball 142-3 COSMOS Staff 145 Crescent 89 Delta Delta Delta 96-7 Abrahamson, Lee L. 108, 124, 128, 130, 169 Accola, Salee L. 54, 58, 72, 84, 85, 96, 118, 120, 140, 1216 Ackles, Paul 79, 106, 111, 140, 141 Adams, Jerrold D. 38, 52, 85, 104, 189 Adams, Robert G. 38 Ahlberg, Gary E. 46, 108, 142, 126, 207 Albaugh, Lavonne 98, 141 Alberhasky, Patricia 72 Aldridge, Carolyn 38, 140 Allee, Vince 102 Anderson, James W. 111, 106 Andersen, Robert 102, 150, 203 Anderson, Karen 72, 90 Anderson, Richard 46, 49, 108,126,150, 215 1 230 TOPICAL INDEX Encampment 54-5 Lambda Chi Alpha 102-3 Senior Honors 216-217 Experimental Theater 198-199 Lambda Chi Dance 59 Siglympics 61 Sigma Nu 106-7 Faculty 24-33 lvlay Fete 210-211 QOCEIOQY Club 72 Z2 Fine Arts Festival 194-5 Military 182-190 Sfpd OTCECS ,I ' Flunk Day 213 Mother's Day 206-209 S U, ensh Ounc' 200 845 Football 46-52 Mu Phi Epsilon 117 Wm' OW , Freshmen 38-44 Music Festival 140 Freshman Car Smash 202 Tau Kappa Epsilon 108.9 Pan Hellenic Council 87 lignlgs Team 58170 Golf Team 169-170 Phi Beta Kappa as T ,time 1661 9 Graduation 218-219 Phi Kappa Phi as 'ac em ' 6 Greene Hall Counselors 86 Phi Kappa Tau 104-5 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 111 Ugly Man Contest 203 Homecoming 62-67 Pi Delta Epsilon 117 Pie Eating Contest 207 Variety Show 204-205 Pi Kappa Delta 116 Voorhees Counselors 86 Inauguration 138-9 Psychology Club 122 V h H C ,I H2 Independent Students' Assoc. 114-115 Cor ees ouse ouncl Intertraternity Council 87 , International Relations Club 123 Eadlot Ciljb 15357 W.A.A. 121 I.S.E.A. 118 895. 'E' lon. ' whoa Who 214-215 Religion in Life Week 192 Wrestling 134-136 Rifle Team 189 Junior Pan Hellenic 113 Sober? F6951 C iolt 206 'l Juniors 79-82 Ope U mg on es Young Republicans 125 Sachem 89 Y.M.C.A. 121 K-219199 Delta 98-9 Seniors 150-160 Y.vv.c.A. 120 , STUDENT INDEX Andrews, Joan 72, 96 Andrews, Linda 38, 90 Armstrong, Ronald 46, 51, 166 Arnold, John 52, 72, 104 Aten, Carol M. 38, 90 Atherton, Paul R. 38, 100 Augustine, Darrell R. 150, 162, 164 Austin, Joseph R. 72, 85, 106, 128, 130 Ayres, Delores A. 79, 98, 117, 140 Babb, Elaine 79 Bach, Donald 79 Bainter, Robert 104 Bale, Marilyn 72, 94, 123, 141, 145, 147 Ball, Virginia 150 Banks, Dorothy 92 Barnes, Janet 90, 151 Barnes, Joan 38, 114, 141 Barnes, Orton 38, 124 Barton, Barbara 38, 94, I18 Battin, Barbara 98 Bean, Gary 104, 165 Beatty, Dennis 119, 189 Behm, Thomas 38, 68, 69, 102, 110 Bell, Dorothy 79, 85, 96, 112, 118 Bendle, Douglas 38 Berghs, Roger 102, 151 Berni, Marge 59, 72, 98, 117, 141 Berning, Mary 98, 151 Berry, Robert 151 Biddinger, Robert 104, 122 Bilharz, Bonnie 38, 94, 118 Bingham, Fletcher 106 Bixby, Gary 84, 85, 102, 119, 150 Blofield, Terry 104, 110, 119, 162 Blood, Lita 39, 140 Blue, Orlene 58, 72, 114, 117, 141 Blum, Marie 90, 118, 151 Bollman, John 73, 108, 124, 169 Bostock, James 46, 50, 79, 106, 126 Bouma, Robert ,79, 85, 126 Bowles, Hubert 39, 110 Brecht, Carl 46, 49, 108, 126 Brenneman, Lois 116, 117, 124,145,146,151 Brentner, Keveta 79 Brewer, Glen 39, 96 Britt, Verlon 46, 43, 53, 108 . 126 165 65 4 8, 82, 111 9, 124, 2 69, 16, - 78, 98 A, 96, 98, 78 , 160 B, 92, 102, 119 , 126, 4, 78, 6, 134 6 100, 111 08 ' 18, 133 , 85, 100 '1 851 16,162, 141, 117, 4, 94 102 41 9, 120, 17,140 145 1,121 'a 4 102, 169 AI 110 I I 'n 12, 11 '31, Voss, Richard 82, 87, 102, 119 232 Long, Sharon Lorenz, Shirley 117,156 81,87,94, 112, 116,118,113 Loughridge, June 42, 141 156 Lovejoy, Harry Lucky, Gary 52, 104 Lundgren, Lorraine 81, 147 Lutz, Helen 90 Lytord, Janice 76, 90, 118, 140 McCalley, Gerald 100 McCarter, Dorothy 112, 140 McLaughlin, Helen 92 McCracken, William 54, 87, 104, 119, 126 McGrew, Denise 90, 81, 118 McKeeby, Byron 108, 124 McNally, Terrance 100 McNeill, James 108, 124 MacDanel, Jarijean 81, 90 MacKenzie, Carol 76, 94 MacLean, David 81, 104 Macaluso, Charles 42, 104 Madden, Robert 106 Madden, Ross 42, 52, 110, 111 Malake, Robert 46, 51 Martin, Jeannine 42, 90 Martin, Marilyn 76, 90, 117, 141 Martin Martin , Mary 81,141 , Robert 111 Matter, Charlotte 92 Nicolai, Paula 90, 113, 1110 Nielander, Betty 42, 1-'17 Nielander, Nina 96, 118 Nissen, Nancy 81, 911, 118, 119 Noble, Roula 92 Noto, John 104, 119, 185 Null, Thomas 102, 81, 141 Olson, Jeannine 76 Olson, Michael 157, 162 Oosterhous, George 42, 108, 170 Otters, Ross 84, 85, 87, 106, 126, 181 Owen, Donald 81 Palmer, Alice 118, 157 Palmer, Mariory 98, 42 Palmer, Ralph 76 Palmer, Saraiane 42, 94 Papastathopoulos, Catherine 157 Pardubsky, Pat 81, 90, 119 Park, Arlene 42 Pater, James 46, 49, 108, 124, 126 Patten, Margaret 77, 92 Paulson, John 42, 100 Perkins, Sylvia 58, 81, 94, 118, 146 Peterson, Nancy 55, 87, 96, 81, 118 Pettit, Donald 158 Pisel, Gary 77, 108 Rotli, lirecl 43, 100, 11 1 Rotltgeb, Gay 63, 65, 97, ll, 145 Rultl, Curtis 43 Rumble, Walker 54, 82, 84, 85, 106, 145 Rummcns, Leone 77 Rushcr, Noel 50, 46, 106, 126, 162 Russell, Gordon 77, 103, 163 Rutter, Patricia 43, 92 Sabacky, Jerome 77 Saccaro, Sandra 43, 92, 113 Sadilek, Shirley 77, 94 Sammons, Carol 77, 94 Satterthwaite, Cheryl 43, 92 Sauer, Norman 43 Sawyer, Donald 43 Sawyer, Loretta 82 Schlueter, Richard 43 Schnack, Dennis 43 Schneider, George 83, 114, 124 Schroeder, Carole 90 Schrader, James 82 Schuldt, Robert 43, 108, 124, 133 Schumann, Marlene 77, 124 Schwank, Jan 43, 96, 113 Scriver, Julie 114, 158 Sears, Nancy 43 Sedlacek, John 85, 111, 114, 141 Matteson, Ralph 156 May, David 126, 156, 162, 164 Meck, Joseph 156 Melby, Evelyn 84, 85, 90, 116,120,146,156, 214 Messer, Walter 104, 76, 110, 119, 124 , Meyer, Cletus 1 42, 52, 106 Meyer, Judith 76, 96, 118, 120, 123 Miell, Carol Millar, Terry Place, Frederick 104, 110 Pohl, Carl 104, 122 Pohl, Gwen 96, 120, 121 Polachek, Robert 52, 124, 166 Pope, Susan 42 Posson, Faye 43, 92, 140 Post, Claude 52, 133 Potter, Elmer 43, 100, 133 Powell, Barbara 77, 85, 114, 140, 147 Powell, Sandra 43, 114, 146 Pyle, Eldon 46, 48, 126, 158 Seeks, Howard 110,119,158 Semmelmeyer, Stephen 43, 102,110, 111, 141 Shafer, Gary 110, 143, 170 Shaw, Robert 77, 104, 110, 124 Shelton, Deanna 77, 94, 118 42,141 61, 92,112,120 42 96 Miller, Ellen , Miller, Gary 46, 104, 119, 126, 149 Miller, John 85, 104, 123, 156 Miller, Judith 76, 114, 141 Miller, Martin 81, 122 Miller, Sandra 42, 114, 141 Miller, Stanley 46, 49, 106, 126, 149 Mindt, Elizabeth 42, 92 Moeller, Thomas 76, 108 Moon, Harry 81, 102, 140, 141 Moore, Collette 63, 92, 76, 120, 214 Moore, Judy 76, 85, 96, 112 Morden, Roger 100, 133 Morine, Carolyn 94 Morris, Diane 76, 85, 116 Morse, Beverly 90, 119 Morton, James 52, 106 Moses, Melville 76 Mosier, Clemma 42, 69, 68, 92 Moyer, Mary 61, 81, 85, 98, 117, 145, 207 Mueller, Janet 54, 84, 85, 87, 88, 89, 94,116,117,157, 215 Mueller, Marilyn 94, 157 MUllen1 Kay 421 Mullen, Marsha 98, 157, 210 Nlurtort, Judith 92, 113, 157 Nagel, Raymond 76, 100 Nahigian, Karen 76, 92 Nechville, Stanley 42, 52, Nei9e1i,1S3,as 42, 90, 140 Nichols, Nancy 55, 96, 113, 157, 210 Quinzer, George 111, 124 Ransel, David 106, 117, 145, 166 Rasmussen, Daryl 48, 49 Rasmussen, Karen 77, 96, 118, 120, 145 Reever, Richard 51, 46, 108, 126 Reinhart, Mary L. 77 Rembacz, William 110, 102, 170 Rennie, Linda 54, 81, 94, 118 Renniz, Judith 43, 96, 120, 140 Rex, William 77 Rhatigan, Thomas 106, 46, 72, 51, 126 Rhiner, Richard 106, 111, 133 Richman, Robert 89, 100, 119 158 Riddlesberger, Carol 92, 145, 158 Rinaldi, Roger 100, 111 Rinehart, Dale 77, 111 Rinbloom, Judith 81, 96, 121 Ritter, Walter I 43, 106, 111, 141 Robbins, LeRoy 82 Robertson, Janet 88, 89, 92, 158,171, 210, 215 Robinson, Charles 43 Robovsky, Ralph 158 Rogers, Gary 43 Roman, Beverly 43 Rosene, Gail 59, 77, 96, 145 Rosene, Nancy 82, 98, 120 Roser, David 43, 102, 111, 140, 141 Ross, John 102 I . Shelton, Marilyn 82 Sherman, Robert 43, 111, 100 Sims, Judy 77, 113, 118, 124 Slater, Jean 82, 98 Smith, Carol 44, 94, 113, 118 Smith, Diana 44, 96, 141 smith, Gary 44, 52, ioa, 165 Smith, Suzanne 89, 98, 120, 123,158, 210, 214 Snider, James 111 Snow, John 100, 158 501148, Gary 44, 52, 106, 110, 166 Somerville, David 82, 85, 87, 108,117,126,162,164 Sproston, Everett 44 Stanerson, Donna 78, 140 Starts, Ted 82, 106, 126, 128, 131, 162, 164 Stein, Walter 108, 133 Stiegler, Robert 108 Steinkamp, Wanda 61, 89, 94, 117, 122, 157 Stemlar, John 119 Stephen, Robert 134, 136, 159 Stephenson, Anne 94 Stephenson, Terry 106, 126, 133,135 ' Stevens, Marilyn 122 Stewart, Leland 87, 100, 159 Stoll, Thomas 69, 82, 108, 117, 123, 124 Stone, Jack 159, 166 Stonebarger, Jerry 49, 106, 46, 126 Stonebarger, Thomas 46, 48, 159 Stookey, Roberta 140 Story, Jacqueline 90, 159 Stuhler, Lamont 44, 100 124 203, 170 ' Sunderman, Wesle S Y 159 veC, Gary 44, 100, 111, 124 J stillftil fntit, 'fb .l.f1'tvL'11- lirtt 1','f . f r f,.f.fr,1f1:, 1'i1fl fit, Q03 f,r1r,r,,,JtJrJitt, -14 'l,,H, jr,l,1i -14, 1 11,1 1111010-, i1nt1f1ti '17, 1116, 1limng,u',ri, VJ:-if 1013 11,011-2.1-ii, lftiri 44 Tliurtia-Le., 1-fuln-tt 57, 161, iiinrnoriz, Jmiire 775, 94 Topping, Robert 46, 48, 82, 106, 126 Tosh, Robert 44, 100, 111 Trimpl, Robert 108, 119, 124, 126, 134, 136 Trittle, Gary 104 Trotter, Thomas 44, 102 Tsoutsouris, Elaine 68, 69, 16, 92 Tuchel, Fritz 108, 124 Tuite, Florence 63, 65, 78, 98 Turner, Ray 82, 189 Vander Meer, Jane 44, 96. 140, 147 Vermazen, Diane 54, 98, 78 Vikdal, John 111,141,160 Vogeler, Ursula 59, 78, 92, 140 Waddell, Linda 82, 92 Waeckerle, Ronald 106, 126, 128, 130,132, 162, 165 Waldock, Luanne 59, 94, 78, 112, 118 Wallace, Larry 52, 106, 134 Walter, Harold 52, 106 Walters, Douglas 44, 100, 111 Wandling, Larry 44, 108 Waterman, Charles 108, 133 Watson, Justin 46, 49, 85, 108,119,162,164 Weck, Susan 44 Wehmeyer, Frederick 100 Welch, Bill 50, 46, 84, 85, 106, 126, 160,214 f Werner, James 78, 106, 162, 165 A Werning, Russell 118, 141, 5 160 2 Wessel, Dave 46, 48, 117, l 126, 160 1 Westervelt, Eleanor 44, 94 1 Whipple, Douglas 82, 102 f White, Janet 44, 90, 141 White, Ronald 119 White, Ruth 85, 92, 119, 120, 1 123, 160 1 White, Walter 44, 110 Whitmer, Bob 102 Whitmore, Joyce 82, 117, 1401 Wilkins, Russel 111 Wille, Marcia 117, 124, 145 3 Williams, Betty 78, 114, 121 Williams, Gwendolyn 78 Williams, Zona 44 Willis, Madeline 78, 114 , Winegar, Trent 52, 108 l Winterberg, Owen 82, 102, 1 119 Q Wise, William 78, 100, 169 1 Witte, Charles 160 : Woodhouse, Robert 78 Wortman, Gail 44, 98, 141 1 Wright, Charles 44, 108, 110, 1 133 ' Wright, Marion 44, 141 R Yamamoto, Jean 59, 78, 123 York, James 46, 50, 126 i Young, Robert 89, 88, 54, i 106,119,126,160,185, 214, 169 Zimmerman, Fred 104 1 Zimmerman, Lois 82, 114, , 118, 140 Zook, Barry 44, 108 .,,, -r-se-1-gg .:f-:1'Hem::awfrr?:r1::-rgw:-1-Eg-g..:':sv:-an-,,.-,- -.?-yg:.fp -L1-ssg1':-rg-gift:-Sf:- ... - - 2' ',E:EQf'-'5':'1fi 95QL,,w, -- ,-- . . :P-sf': '?FffQC!2i'ffffSfff?f7'E1'2r3'ff?'fi'P F f'.'fi f-'7 'I 'f 'i f f1ff' ' -A iii- ' -13-grff.-3.i'.j:g::A-H215-iigqlii-Zi-Q-ff 5-:arg-:iii-215-+322-Eff'1-11-T-E2-1-ggrgg-'-135inf!-'rf'-if -1'-'-''1'EL5-123-1-a .:F 'r:-V'i- 5,1-3,i.'..,-jZ1.L.-,:.4T,lj:'-41:54-A 'xi-if-,':-'ji-if-?TT'Tf.-:iff-'-sf?-r ' ' 1 -'Nb' -Lai.,- ev, , Tj, -, Q 1 W, ' .- L -' -fr , VA--.-, -.-.'.::.f--'-1.-4,-i5f.:Q:.-.vL-:L-5-z: - -- QLH5 Nw' 5 f -- e-wXn'f:F- - -- waraicf -:3- A-.'F5 ----:f-sz-.-n:: -- 4:..::z..x.S'.f..:m.m.L-::,..:3.s11r.f::sag,3C':E:-.rai-:Summa-,.::.-.. b L-- V O . . . 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