Cornell College - Royal Purple Yearbook (Mount Vernon, IA)
- Class of 1948
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'- -Lu-rf '..Ii1'1J F'-. ,J X 1 x 125' ,ig JANN HYDE Edifor ALICE BRIGGS Business Manager Edited and published by the class of 1948 of Cornell College, Mount Vernon, Iowa Beyond Ihe physical aspects of the celebration, Ilzere was a new implication io Hl1lll6C0llliIIg Ihis year .... v oniething more fhan reuniting friena'.s' ani! refoifiting former haunts . . . there wax a feeling, unizfersal in scope, Ihat the world, a'f'xfJile many rlianges and many lhingx tha! would nzfzfer he the .value again, was returning to a familiar and normal way of lifoing after six years of 'wandering . . . with the return came an intangible sonzfrlhing, spiritual in rfssenee . . . and we realized that ihe college on the hill was again Cornell . . . with this realization before us, the Royal Purple of '48 is zlwliratefl to Homecoming. v A-GK ' m 'fE.,'f QQ- N ,,..,., sn ,ff ff! HOMECOMING THE SCHOOL REVIEW Adm st oto and Fc: uI1y FORTUNES Se TIME LIBERTY Sophomo es CHILD LIFE F eshmen ATHLETIC JOURNAL E p Act v es MOTIVE Rel g o THE ARTS Art Mus: cmd Dru COSMOPOLITAN Soc I Group STAR COMICS S op hot INDEX 7 4 'I4 ini r i n c ......... 9 niors ............. 27 Juniors ..,.......... 39 r ............ 65 r ..... V ........ 75 Sports ............ I ' . 91 LIF Com us i ifi ........... IO5 i i n ............. I1 , 'c mo .......... 123 io s ............ I3'I n s s ..... A ....... I 3 Remember Cornell In Your Will Ahhhh Boo Yah ! J' Ralph Ringgenberg Represents Team at Rally Everybody Wants To Get Into The Act The carefully planned Homecoming progrs this year rivalled all previous get-togethers variety and success. Pushed off by a colos pepster in the chapel on Friday night, wh featured a hilarious faculty skit and the premii performance of the unforgettably funny Remo her Cornell In Your Will, enthusiasm reign throughout the celebration, high-lighted by torch parade to kindle the traditional bonfire Ash Park. All honors were stolen at the I rally by the appearance of the future Miss C nell of 1965, petite Susan Engelhart, wh father, VValIy, chairmanned the Homecom' committee, m.c.'d the rally, and starred in , three-night performance of the Little Thea Efifned frfgn U production, The Late George Apleyf' ar y eorge There were all sorts of organizational reunir from the HC club breakfast on Saturday mo h'Iiss Bauerbach Does the Honors YVally, Boss lVIan ln hlemoriam King and ,Queen Arrow Breakfast The Jury Is Out - i?46 and alumni-faculty mixers, to the social group kfasts on Sunday morning. The buildings campus were all decked out for the occasion, ges Montgomery, Baucrbach and Duval nting the prize to Rich house. ate combined with good athletic skill brought nell through victorious in the cross country petitions, lien McAdams and Ralph Harris ing the tape together: and the big football e with Grinnell, the Kochman co-captained alph Ringgenherg and Jim King. note of sobriety was injected into the activi- by the respectful dignity of the Saturday ning memorial service where tribute was paid he Cornellians who died in service. Celebra- s culminated in the crowning of Queen Tim genbach at the formal dance Saturday night, after forty-eight hours of association, the nell family again dispersed. Kochmen In Action 'iWe Wzint a Touchdown Photo Finish e've Got the Coach Wc've Got the Teamn Prexy and the Royal Court X Catherine Brusso of Bettendorf represented the junior class at homecoming tirne. Well- chosen for her beauty, sweetness, and poise, Katie was one of the school social chairmen for the first semester, and is vice-president of her class. During second semester, she was elected Cornell's candidate for Drake relays queen. ali'-is Carrying off the honors for the sophomore class was Lois Jensen. Lois, as pert and pretty a coed as any one could Wish for, hails from Chicago, Illinois, and is treasurer of her class. A new light among our ranks, hlaigalet Rowley of Nora Springs served as freshman homecoming attendant. With her brightness, gziyety, and pleasing manner, lVlarg is destined to go far during her stay at Cornell. 6 iii' J, .' I ,, ' Ziff! . I . 1' 1 1 F fnlf- ,4 ..g, f, my M -wwf' 1..,-pw ,N .M , , B N .' X X 5 Q ,K ?w.,.Wwm1w ' 3 ,sxfevmffff Viv? i . ,. S i S H. 'sing' , 5 2 ff s 'FX k in K si .g .L .A Q 4- ?:.A F' f 1-fllzi 5 My ,V x x Nm sv, ,P M, , ,, ,, ,,,:Waff.x K W' Y 'WWW ,wwf Aff MP' mm wwf MW' W xwm, 4 . 'ki if -4 4 ff . Lf as,- W M L. ,W 4, MN A, W,,,Lmfw-.W if .ww M' AWW fs , Lg. ,ffl ff' ' ,Hi-1 ,lf 5 affcfg 'lifanz .I They have put off their Shoes Softly to walk by day W'ithin our thoughts, to tread At night our dream-led paths Of sleep. -I I ll gf: Rnlzfrl Urr One Thousand and thirty-Seven men and women Of Cornell Served their country in the armed forces during XfVorld War ll. Of these, the following thirty-five are known to have paid tlIe supreme sacrifice. ln honoring them Cornell extends her gratitude to all her gallant sons and daughters. THOMAS ARL.ANDO BALDWIN '22 PAUL HERBERT BELLAMY '43 VERNELHOWARD DERRER '34 CHARLES LOUIS DULIN, JR. '42 DONALD FREDERICK FISH '43 HUGH GORDON FORD '45 EDWARD JACKSON GANSON '45 DEAN WILLIS GILLIATT '42 'THEODORE FRANCIS GOLAN '46 VVALTER ORVILLE HAI,OUPEK, '43 HARVEY PAUL HANSON '45 JOHN FRANCIS HEALY '40 WILLIAM FREDERICK HOI.CH '43 ALLEN HENRY JOSEPH '44 JOHN PAUL KRAUSE '39 RAY JACK KROPF '41 CHARLES HERMAN KRULL '44 FLOYD GORTON NICCREERY '28 HOWARD WILLOUGHEY RIERKEL '39 HARLAN LEROY NELSON '42 PAUL RICHARD REYNOLDS '46 WILLIAM RILEY RICHARDSON '22 ROBERT CLAIRE SANDERSON '44 RUSSELL RAEE STARK '40 BENJAMIN HOWELL STEDMAN '40 WILLIAM HENRY STEVENS, JR. '45 JoHN..EI,LIOTT FFITUS '41 EUGENE RIERLE 'FORNQUIST '41 ROEERT EUGENE WARFEL '40 WILLIAM STAPLETON WATSON '40 DONALD QUINCY WILLIAMS '43 WENDELL EUGENE VVILSON '40 VVOODROW WILSON XVISSLER '39 JOHN HENRY WVOLFE '36 ROBERT EDGECUMBE YAW '47 06:fOc90: 'PHE A SECT! if A SCHOOL REVIEW ON GN FACULTY DNXINI ST RAT! ON 9 6 I947 OMBINING an air of casualness with a dignity of demeanor, the Cornell faculty and administration is the foundation of the Hilltop family. The informal atmosphere maintained in the classrooms allows' extensive expression of individual thought and action on the part of each class member. Always accessible, the professors and deans are ever-ready with their expert guidance and advice. From Dean Rdads chapel chats, through the hospitable faculty- at-homes, to their own cheering squad and hilarious pep meeting, the usual barriers found on a college campus are given no opportunity to exist at Cornell. The President's Advisory Council functioned the first semester and was instrumental in the organization of the new Student Council which has gained the confidence of the students and the respect of the rest of the administration by assuming the leadership entrusted to it and by working carefully in the sphere of authority assigned to it. The unceasing efforts of the office staffs, head residents and the librarians all contribute to that fine rapport of organization which keeps the school running smoothly and effectively. The enthusiasm and understanding generated in every department, from Armstrong to South Hall cultivates and stimulates an air of alertness among the student body which intensifies the satisfaction derived from higher education. Sli Y '--ua ,-4' lil! NN M fi Q9 .li!!.'Jll4 ff gr Administration A. i i 1 R. E, Q, --. 4 H .. , PRESIDENT RUSSELL D. COLE-The personincation of Cornell's Deus, Humzlnims, Educamusf' DEAN JAY B. M:XCGREGOR'OUf dapper, erudite educator-administrator. .ni S if-L2-i I Du,-w AALBION Kms-Aids meramorphosis of college Da.-iN MAv1s HQLMES-Takes time from pressing duties boys into men. to extend some vocational guidance. 11 , m7.Xl.'l' GRM'-Affablc registrar :incl problemvsimplifying counsellor J. B. MACAUl.Ax'-Remarkable efficiency in con- tacting the tu-be's and has-beens in regard tn admission and alumni operations. PREsmEN'1 s Orrxce-ELxzABE'rH PIUBB.-XRD, CHAkLo1'rE KlRKPA1'RlCK, KATFIERINE RING- GENBERG, Run-1 Bkmxnv. Q l EDWARD KEEFE-Cornell's Grover wlhni ROY NELSON-Cornell's wizard of finance. len, far-seeing director of the Centennial. X12 GALE ROSENOVV and Amo Sfwmaksow plan for prospectives. ADMISSIONS OFFICE-'MfUU0RY1f JUHRENIL AY-ICF VUDICKA, C.-mor, Ammaksox. FINANCIM, OFFICE-EIDNA Km:l.m', Iinsnz BAIlRli'l l', Rncxs'm.,xR's Ovrxcn-I.ucu.1.E Wu.soN, LA Voxma IDM-n,muzN, M,uu:mus'l' RICH. MAXINH EN1'wmsT1.1:, CPIENIE Bfxuran. i , 1 5 3 MARY PARSONS-Little Women. Dokwrln' Hmmla-The Impnrrance MAIQIAN Brnxm-Our Hearts Were nf Living. Youngzi and Guy. 'I3 :ii 1 - 113 LUUISE W7R 7H '-'Pfe'ffef'5 gracious house ELSIE P1-m,1,.IPs--Plcusing new- jrassua Comm.w-Iiowm:m's tiny mother. mother' com r to the halls of Altouhzl. f l , - ' ziffhig-1-6- rea fu., '. LA YONNE and DEAN DAHLGREN-T116 Gmnvs HuN'rraR-Hnspitahle hostess at f',,,mmA-I-,Q and Bm, Qu Marines have landed and Rand ns Meme,-I uf Guild well in hand. -yr- 5 A 1, P ,l I Lmm I-Iumsscw, head dietician at Bowmang BERNICE Rummy VVANM Wu.soN, R.N.g MARION VAN FOSSIEN, R.N., health supervisor ut Pfeiffer. directory F .F. EriliRs0l,Ii, M.D., hy the cottage. 14 J' A I-'Rusnmrwr or S1'unnN'r COUNCII.-- Bon I-IAWT1-1oRNls. SHCRIWARY OF S'I'UDl5N'l' COUNCIL- W KAY BnowN1.1E. f ' ,F s . ',.. , M.-4, og, , ' . 1 , q..g - I . .- .gf w 4 .' I 1.1-2-' w 9' ,, . , .J kr ,V . , , . :V .... . . -. Y-.--gg, 41 J gf sw---8 A. W. S. Bn.-xkn-lima: M. Hm.M1as, M, Bfxcow, T. I.,xNmzNnAcn, H. VV1'rHRow, G. RE'rs1NAs, A. THOMSON, I. HAN mn: GER MlzN's Srawwrra-Senrecl, R. I'IAVV'l'll0RNE, H. GINTER, R. GREEN, S. GARLAND, R. PEARSON. Standing, D. Flsn, N. Bmcn, D. VAN Mmmz, K. CLAUSSEN. 'I5 7 English WWW Irlowman LANE l Q 1 s . . - W e - F- t . . . for the Gods approve C'i.Yma '1'UI.1. The depth, and not the tumult, uf the soul. --HC ,-gud, much: U'0 1l5'W fl' Ile is :1 great observer, and he looks Quite through the deeds of men. .S'l1al:r'rfJ1'r1rf' Lois I-Iiwimizusorc 'tShe doeth little kinduesses Lofwnll 1 4-.L 1, . LAURA -l EAN BROOKS Beauty is truth, truth beauty,--that V- Ye know on earth, and all ye need tn 'V ' 4 ' . ' llll 'h all X325 ' f , , Keals a 16 VVhich most leave undone, or despise. Wisufknn V.-xx E'l'I'EN Your fair discourse hath heeu as sugar, Making the hard way sweet and de- levtzihlef' . Shak1'.tju'a1'w Eurzrimz Iil.K1Ns-Crm leche, por favor. Run I' 1 Bmlr Comprende Vd? Mm bien' Lcmguclge Y VVADE-Petite and sparkling with good humor, alwavs brings a breath of France to the Hilltop Mmm HULLHINSON Encounters each new rlmllellge xuth omnipresent xx ry same of humor ' '. 1 n,.- , .. , ' U FRANCIS DUVAI.-Halwen sie Fraigen? r ' 17 Hislory lfbl Sl 35 'V l84S' CLAIR LI'I'I'EI,I.-'iHiSfOfj' is a continuous ll stream of events to if HELEN FLYNN-Contributecl lively presentation of Foundations, Prob- lems, Progress in Education. Emc C. Kou.MA N-Startling combination of continental cultivation and universal in- sight. VVESLEY WARU-Adds another key on the ring. Eclucolion 18 MARY Dm.'roN-Teaching future educators of the youngest generation. ..,, , , .,.. 1. vo. Sociology JAMES HAROl,D ENNIS-'The Great White Father. Economics FRANCES NORTON-Gives some rapid-Ere tips on CHESTER RICH-Mt. Vemmvs her specmlty-personnel work. theoretical capitalist. Roligion Rfxnm I-IERMAN SCHAALMAN RouER1'MoNTcoMERY-Dr. Bob strmulator to Cornellians. radiates spiritual bounce. 19 Chemistry JAMES CUr.unR'1's0N--Frfenul, adviser mul confidant for all. l DON SCOTT-Industrious, clear-thinking, indefutiguzlhle. CII.-XRLES D. STARR'-llll18lli0llS, humorous, likeable. Home Economics EI,vnzA LINDQUIS'I'--Ofi:CFS generous and willing I,um.i.A Nmmz-Important element in the continuing suggestions tn future Schiaparellis. success of the products of Cornell's match-making factory. 20 Physics Geo og K. 'r+':'-.::-.zxi lil' I ,I v--...T-.. l --g--1-9 FRANCIS 'Fxmrwv-Dry humor personified. Biology FRANK Bnooxs- I like to think of the body as ll seven story house- l Nun, Mmm-One of those priceless combinations of humor, friendliness and intelligence. I-IIQLEN CHURCl'lll.l,-BOUIldiCSS interest and energy in the Field of biology. 2'l Mathematics 'WATSON DAVIS-Brilliant educator applauded by all. H:XRRlli'l7' BAuiaRu,xcu--Gives n forceful preview of l3llSlllfSh'N'lll'lKl rigors. Speech Slfm FESSIENDI-IN-VE'I'SLlfllC-V0lCCLl professor and author who led college debate and speech teams to new victories throughout the year. ELMHR Moms-Geninl personality :md ll keen judge of people. Psychology Commercial Cmuu Nowrow-Witty and well- infnrmed, is half of the newest Mfflflllij'-III-llfllllifnC4ll1ll1lllZlil0l1 on vrnnpus. 22 PltlI!.l,Il' l'llENllHRSON-CZIIIIPUS chess and pun expertg Cnrnell's unofficial ambassador to Mexico. Domm D1ajnxN,x'rx'-Minute dynamo of zeal and assistance. Dramatic Art Art NAMA Lfvrris-Offers expert criticism of artistic efforts. BER'mA JOHNSON- Gracmus co nrdmator of talent and technique. ALHHR1' JOFINSON-C0l'1'll3lIlCS understzmding and skill tu make the Little Theater an integral part of the Hilltdp. lr fgifii, . ln ergfiggz , .lla i 'li 'f2,,.r.g, ,HM ,, ,. FRANKLIN A. LEBAR-Personitication of musical versatility: singer, violinist, choirmaster, teacher. , mmls , 1 JOHN DUCKWAl.L-A newcomer to the Con- servatory statt, whose capable baton has di- rected one of the band's most successful seasons. RUTH R,-xx'-Corncll's first lady of the violin. 24 FRANCIS GERMAN- Makes fascinating cor- relation of music and other arts with teach- ing and living. JUNE MCCONI.0GUE'-COUPlES zest in her teaching career with domesticity and marvelous ability to make music meaningful for everyone she Contacts. RUTH PINKERTONTBCSY known to Cornellians through her annual solo appearances with the oratorio society and the brilliant work of her capable students. 5' pb. .I . J if I Ill XBLIII lol Ab Klvnnnng ind refreshing, touching student .xml lum tu ilnlte mth her power of expression. l1t5l.laN Views-Always renders vital service to the whole music department with her artistry, untirinpg- ly generous accompanying work and line sensitivity in teaching. .IACQUES Joms-Cornell's philosopher of music whose inspir- ing energy brought thc oratorio society through two thrilling performances with unprecedented success. I,l.ovn 0,xKl.ANo-Gives dynzunie geuerulship to the Conservatory, expert advice for music education courses, illlll urtistic direction to the college symphony. EUGENE Dl5vEREAux-Dis- plays his knowledge of the intricacies of music from top to bottom through thorough courses in theory and organ. Cnmu.Es BAKER-Combines his good-humored patience in teaching with valuable service as C.C.A. adviser. 25 PAUL K. Sco'1 r-The man behind the champions. ETHEL RYAN-Dynamic hundle of vivncions energy. ' Pliysicczl i i Ed ucction 2 1 XNALTON S. Kocn-King nf the Cn.-xiu.,Es Zonfx-Geninl, good-natured, Koch Clansmen. friend to all. 1 ,U v - 1 l zb. ISAKBARA Hexc-Pep, patience, per- Gus'r1 Kn1,1.MAN-Like a top, always severance personified. spinning. 26 QQ ' M XN?5XN5Wf, QS T flux LS ix O 152+ 0 S 1 KAN? O9 f XM! r -'W EAVING the Cornell they have known and loved through their student days, the seniors turn from the ivory tower of the college campus to the brisk reality of life on their own. Not all of them were freshmen together. A portion of them spent some months and years in foreign lands, while others who remained on the Hilltop came to know the sober waiting and the brittle security of the home front. Now they are witnessing the enthusiastic attempt at a return to normalcy. Their college careers have not been as carefree and light- hearted as some of the classes which have preceded them on the list of Cornell graduates, but these students have acquired a certain stability which only comes to those who have faced life's more serious problems. Armed with a bachelor's degree, diplomas in hand, they are now prepared to meet the exigencies of the peace years with a heightened sense of the need for understanding and tolerance. f?-7 g f . ,NW 5 47 -I .- m -' . -1 'hx' ll : ,lil l' f 1 1 l I t r , l' J f JAMES KING I President History-Political Science Riverside, Illinois 4? SIDNEY GARLAND Treasurer Economics Indianapolis, Indiana JOAN SILLIMAN Secretary Biology Elgin, Illinois MARCIA BACON Vice-President English Des Moines -1 ' a : 1 , ENV: ' -Wwfv , FARADAY STROCK History-Political Science Mt. Vernon ELAINE TAGUE STROCK English Mt. Vernon LOIS MOORE FANT History-Political Science Batavia, Illinois MARY ALICE TIM LANGENBACH Mathematics, German Blue Island, Illinois JUDITH RUSSELL ZYGMONT WOTCZAK Economics Economics Fort Madison Evanston, Illinois LOIS BIGGER Biology, Chemistry Mt. Vernon CLAIRE LITTELL Biology, History-Political Science Mt. Vernon MARJORIE MARNY HAFER Dramatic Art Aurora, Illinois WARREN FISCHER EVELYN THOR Economics English Hinsdale, Illinois ' Wheaton, Illinois NANCY MARSHALL Sociology St. Charles, Illinois - BETTY CHRISTENSEN English Davenport BARBARA FISCHBECK History - Davenport MARILYN CHRISTENSEN MARK HUTCHINSON, JR. Biology, Spanish History Forest Park, Illinois Mt. Vernon SALLY HASSELBERG English-Journalism, Economics Dixon, Illinois ELIZABETH TOMMIE SNYDER Biology Oregon, Illinois HELEN GUSTAFSON Music Education Burlington JULIA ALBRICIAS MARGARET WELCH History English, French Algiers, Algeria Dubuque FREDERIC EVANS Biology Birmingham, Alabama ROBERT GAMBLE English, History Jefferson 31 CHARLES ADRIAN History-Political Science Mt. Vernon AUDREY NELSON ADRIAN Geology ' Mt. Vernon DUDLEY HUBBARD English, History-Political Science Dixon, Illinois ' FLOYD HILLMAN History-Political Science Cedar Rapids HAROLD HANSON Dramatic Art Edgerton, Wisconsin RALPH RASEY Economics Aurora, Illinois HELEN VANCE WILLIAM KERRIGAN l'Il5i0 Y Economics Worthington, Minnesota Evqngignl illinois LOIS CONDON English Farmington, Missouri MARJORIE LIEVENSE Sociology Chicago, Illinois ' MARYANNA STRONG Elementary Education Earlville, Illinois EDWIN LITTLE EUNICE BOARDMAN Economics f Music Education Freeport, Illinois Cordova, Illinois GEORGE BATES Mathematics Oak Park, Illinois DOUGLAS ANDERSON Dramatic Art, Economics Mt. Vernon BURTON ALFVIN Economics Chicago, Illinois ROBERTA SANDMORE PORTER ROBERT HILL Art, Biology French, History-Political Mt. Vernon Science ANNE HOOVER WALTON Worthington Elementary Education Mt. Vernon DONNIS KLEMPNAUER Music Mason City NATALIE SCHUCKMELL Biology Oak Park, Illinois JOHN MORGAN PATRICIA BRITCHER Economics Music Education Mt. Vernon Dumont SHIRLEY REYNOLDS MORGAN Home Economics Mt. Vernon CHARLOTTE ZIEGLER Dramatic Art Chicago, Illinois 32 CLAIRE JUNIAC Economics Skokie, Illinois KENNETH CLAUSSEN History, Political Science Clinton Jie if : ?EEZi'1:Q:,, W g s km? r, Sv Q , X A 1 A , gm. ' ks ,1 GRACE DROEGEMUELLER Economics Hinsdale, Illinois DEAN DAHLGREN Social Science Sterling, Illinois JOHN MCCONNELL Physical Education Harvey, Illinois JOHN WOODIN Economics Clarion KENNETH HENRICH MARY WICK Physics, Engineering-Mathematics Music Education Mt. Vernon Burlington ROBERT SKARIN Physics Batavia, Illinois DONALD FRANK 'Economics Aurora, Illinois ARTHUR ANDERSON Economics Freeport, Illinois JANET MASON GERALD ARRINGTON Home Economics Biology Elgin, Illinois Oelwein BARBARA BROWNING Home Economics Winchester, Massachusetts GRETCHEN SEGER Music Linn Grove JANET NEWMAN Art Rockford, Illinois LEIGHTON SPIKE RICKERT PATRICIA BRIDGMAN Political Science Elementary Education Clinton Highland Park, Illinois NORENE NICKlE ANDERSON I Music Education Primghar LESLIE JOHNSON SCHWAB Dramatic Art Mt. Vernon MERRY PIPER LUEDERS I Dramatic Art , Mt. Vernon MILDRED KUTLIK ,ROBERT LUEDERS Ge,-man Dramatic Art Blue Island, Illinois MI. VSYDOFI JOHN NELSON Economics Kalamazoo, Michigan ROBERT KING Economics Oak Park, Illinois WARREN WALDER Economics Dixon, Illinois BARBARA KEIPP HENEL Sociology . 3 5 Mt. Vernon NORMA JEAN VOSS Home Economics Freeport, Illinois CAROLYN LYNN SEITTER Sociology, German Maywood, Illinois ELSIE DIBBLE English, Music Education Aurora, Illinois MARY AMUNSON Biology Algona GLEN HOGLE JEAN KEINER Biology Economics Mt. Vernon Goose Lake WALLACE LITTELL History-Political Science Mt. Vernon LEWIS BLIGHT Economics DeKalb, Illinois WILLIAM KILPATRICK I Economics Oskaloosa ANN HOISINGTON ' MARCUS ASP Secondary Education BIOIOQY Rochelle, Illinois MY- Morris, Illinois JEAN WAKEY Home Economics Osco, Illinois DONNA GRANT Sociology Monticello CAROL HALL Biology, Sociology I Bradford, Illinois DONALD COLBURN EDNA MARTEI- Sociology MUSIC Wgverly ' Little ROCIC, Arkansas CHARLES ROWLEY Economics Nora Springs GEORGE HUNTINGTON Geology Evanston, Illinois KENDALL BIRR History Lombard, Illinois JEAN NEWTQN NORMAN BRICE Sociology Sociology, Psychology Maywood, Illinois TONIC ALICE BETH ARTHUR A Biology Hollywood, Illinois JEAN WEIDMAN Elementary Education Savanna, Illinois PHYLLIS SCHLEICH Music Education Fairview, Illinois CAROL DUNHAM Chemistry Glendale, California 36 L 'cr MYRTLE RUST History, Political Science Sheffield MERLE BARLOW Economics Dumont GRACE CARSON History, Political Science Davenport ' 'Q w, Y KT! ETHAN AKIN Geology, Political Science V' Mt. Vernon A25 CHARLES VOYCE ELMER GAST ROBERT ROWLAND WILLIAM FOSTER Physical Education Social Science Divisional Physics History Mt. Vernon Steamboat Rock Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon 38' Q 'ig' EUGENE ROBERTS HE HAD A NEW PLAN HEY Were There: Waking brightly from their underclass lethargy, campus-wise juniors boldly assumed their inescapable position of leadership in school -activities this year. Spark-plugging the cause, dyna- mic Gene Roberts led recalcitrant constit- uents into an attack on out-moded Student Government machinery and formulated the replacement plan. Preparation Was There: As freshmen and sophomores the Class of '48 dimly fore- saw the destiny that was to be theirs and prepared for it. The first year on the Hill- top saw persuasive Frosh Prexy Norman Thomas promptly tested and proved, along with dependable Chuck Jacot who has continued with heels and hands flying through enemy opposition for three years in multitudinous athletic contests. Into the limelight moved Jacot, this time in the executive capacity of President, taking careful note to retain his efficiency on Mens Senate and to keep the Delts func- tioning. Class night gave the sophs an easy victory over other contenders with rugged Pat Rega and peppy Glen David- son's imitations of Cornell coeds. Amid spirit and frivolity could be found latent determination for responsibility. There Was Change: However well the past had paved the way, the incompar- ables, Jann Hyde and Jan Hough teetered it Not to be confused with Socialist leader of the same name. precipitously from previous strongholds of frenzy and enthusiasm to the sober respon- sibilities of W. A. A. president, Royal Purple editor, and Orchesis president, house offi- cer, respectively. Alice Thompson prepared to take over- A.W.S. while Shirley and Beverly Whitmer, long reliable art expo- nents, turned out masterful sketches of their classmates for the junior-sponsored year book. Prospective pedagogues Cincluding All-Conference footballer Joe Pelisekl note- booked their way through Educator Flynn's Foundations course while Beth Brown and Gwen Smythe, heedless of labor strife, worked overtime in co-editing Ed Echoes. The ever-active social committee suc- cumbed to inexorable demands and per- mitted the over-active Junior class sponsor- ship of the Prom at end of year. All Cam- pus Student Council elections, Cornell's noisiest, rowdiest and most splendidly rau- cous big binge since the war, selected semi- iuniorite, sober, studious Bob Hawthorne as president over a field of noteworthy candidates, with four-eyed Kay Brownlie in the secretary's post. Gene Roberts, class president via au- tumn-time elections, was benefitted by efficiency experts Kate Brusso, Helen With- row and Doug Matthews as respective vice president, secretary and treasurer, plus private advice from precedent-breaking Jan Crissey, re-elected to the presidency of Pfeiffer for the second time. 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SAUSBURY DONALD HERRQNS 3 abr 5555? SOPH01'I 0RE SE CTl0N fi , ff fl ! 5-. '4 IC, Q- 5563 2 I' X' -, ' , f-1 - 7 f WW , A Q5wuullllll1llu1u1llllM AXE XJ HE sophomore class came to Cornell not with hayseeds in their hair, but with confetti from the two victory celebrations just behind them, V-E Day and V-J Day. With this prophetic background as a modest starter, they Watched Cornell in the first days of her return to peacetime norrnalcy and standards. They witnessed the return of the first large group of veterans to the campus, the occupation of lVIerner Hall once more as a civilian dorm, the building of the barracks to ho expanding student body, and the reopening of Bowman dining hall for civilians. Not the least of all the rec last as a really popular fad! use an ever- onversion, the Forty-niners watched blue jeans breathe their This was not their only claim to fame. With atomic energy and talent the I victory class went on to become the resourceful group of sophomores that we know this year. Definite proof of their talents is the sponsorship of Thanksgivingys Pumpkin Prom. lVIarty Hanzlik, Dick Pearson, Georgia Retsinas, aud Lois Jensen, as class officers, make u the big four of the second- fear students. P 5 l EUI5., g 1 Imam nv, xx X 17 SK' 1 ffl 70 I , 1 n I ,K gr 1 - - 4 in is '-fl fx 2- , N x ' 1 f E A 'Lui' 33:17 1 :E :ssl QQ iiijfq - ', - N. is -w ri -3- -1 ' E? if XSS' 'iz f 'ig 'Q' ff- ,MMIII 'E- GIXJW-WW,',., 1 .. :L .,..-,. ,b Lf 1 - sag.. ' , .11- '-'I W 5' 1W5gEiQEW Q N ifvi P f QC' ms ,E f E . Q 'f 7 , V-,HF ' L 1 1 is 4. . M ' f fzgi . , xr I x x , Z1 H, X '? 9' wg, 2 ::,--s 5 EE W, ,ff . I, I 1 I V 'X 'f 7 X,:Llg'. 5, 3355 Q f 1 ffit ff M.. qv' .W+::1:: Sgimxmrf- 2 ,ig 'Q V. Masacek, S. Griffith, D. Farnum, N. Dupuis, E. Morey, R. Hanson. m-.1- . ' -v-1-,-,'-.- --in - .-,, g V- '.-- 'Q J. Townsend, B. Freese, M. Williamson, F. Hull, M R. Souclers. J. Stalen, B. Swan, S. Caldwell, R. Pearson, D. Buss. Scalfd-F. Kaney, M. Weller, C. Weigalicl, L. C Slanding-L. Burch, V. Burch, V. Reeder, D. Fell, K. H. .Ahad, T. Brnnkow, S. Dunlap, S. Olesen. 68 Sralml-F. Mansfield, B. Van Winkle, K. Lowell Sfdlldillfl-J.. Klingebicl, A. Birklancl ! a Slanding-G. Retsinus, N. Thprnas, bl. McNeilly. Snalrd-D. Olesen, J. Garner, J. Neely, P. Drape. Ifrrml Krmv-l. Clmristensen, D. Trump, L. Hedin. Bark Rufw--D. CWZISITCTS, M. Syms, R. Silverzl. llVIillcr, H. Mosher, D. Wlciss, G. l'l:ll'lUW, J. Kirk. Svalfd-Il. Ruby, R. Gilbert, J. Benton. Standing-D. VVl'ighl', VV. Farnham, D. Adams. 1 . ,:,:,:,:.:.,:g::a V, W as ' . ' ---2-:2a::.., rf fi: ' gig , 'ff .' 'ff , 1 it ff.. 2 f-5 1 ' 'A Z, 3 I 3l'y33L1 T2 Six is 'Biz Lis W 25 2 'IL 'i sl. i. W 1 4 'JL 'i ,. . 8' ll- ': Iz' rx K ik 1:3 M L L 'i S fl ww ' K 4 'gf www-f , F Q L2 5 1 ig' f , 'U - V . iw - W ' -Q-f W 1' H+ S , Ya. xg-5, L I ,am fl x Q' ' Q -P 'P ,K 'f' W. 5 'iff K A bah mv 51 Xu' ? ly., -ii:::r4, 3g:i, Esisiaiaisisiaiaa 'fiz ,, , pi y 4 ffmww .. ff -Hgwnx. 15 g ig?-QSLQ l Erickson, I'I. Von Mcctercn, J. Sehern, K. Mowery, G. DeRoin, C. Bury. VV. Schneider, A. Swomley, V. Johnston, F. Nichols, ' R. Steiner, D. Jones. R. Gee, J. Taylor, B. Hutton, P. Ilalmmcrberg, G. Rnmseyer. J. Rnusch, II. Resp, I.. Ralzer, J. Carter, S. Carroll. L. Cluxton, L. Ruggeberg, M. Smothers, J. Whitbeck. s-J ' -f-4-gif--Y ., A 1 -ff--W.: r . . ' ' V 4- ww-11 , , , lla:--we 1 G. Erdakos, M. jackson, N. Young, J. Kriegel, C. Berk, E. Stamp. Standing-R. Soper, M. Leigh, T. Jones, J. Laible. Seated-R. Findley, M. Matthiessen. H. Gilliatt. B. Bates, W. Zabilka, I. Campbell, A. Daehler, M. Jones, C. Moore, C. Ostrnmler, E. VVeller, O. Paul, J. D. Beckman. D. Sanderson. 72 Strzlhocky, V. Gordnnicr, J. Swords, E. Foster, R. Modjeski, Svalfd-K. Bing, G. Curtis, R. Dershimer, V. Horst, J. Pnpcnhausen, D. Hensel. R. Naumnn, J. Lewis. Slanding-H. Smith, VV. Logee, J. Vaughan. Shaw, F. Hamlin, D. Malmstrom, D. Kline, J. Patterson. M. Swords, A. Jackson, L. Souders, R. Ball. Back Row-M. Peterson, B. Billman, H. Frye. . Fran! Rofw-P. Hudson, J. Asp, M. Jennings. 73 Season Skefches 1 , K, 1 . J, L, '- M ' 1' , z .v '.vI 5. ,. WR? Hsu , : H gn, , sf mmm 'Lfff fffll '10 b'1 'fl 9 leaf!! Hflnrl 'lllillfff' yr! uleiylzs all with .vilence Prztlmf, le! no bzrd call. ,-lu, ffm, 1,,,,,g1,. ' DUwy1 in the lm-1 and Summer was gone 'wlwn the 'wild gzwse flew ow: H ril flu fx. If 'will not Conn' 11r1zif1. J .l 74 ,-4+--4 rp A QQ: 1 ll R3 N w XXX K XX If Wm 3 , ,f' X IWIHV l! Z- is .rw fffff .pai I K 1.-1 K .I II' lffnwqf, Q ' 'wzzii 'l 'YII1 ll - Q. S- V ' E: . 'L Q: A IQ, '-12- L. 12- -PR , VE? ug, S 1 S- Q! as X? , X A K , . ' I , f W 'I , , 15- . - -,- , 1 I ' A +C, W ffisli ' if gg., v ' --vialh T555 -' , . egg ,' -x. 1175 rzsrhizizrx-Q. QS! 1-if v q P 4- .K 45.34. 1.4 x ',, iii-:-S5222 Q 5 - q1.. .-,I-fly' . mv- .1 1 13 X J f N 4 o ' r Y X ' if I I' -- ?'66'.'l11:? Q. Q 0 ' Qkgoeitlf ll I GAY and laughing group of youngsters flocked over the campus early last Sep- tember, eager to begin their studies as new members of the big happy Cornell family. They rollicked and frolliel-:ed on the grassy Hilltop, wearing their cute little purple and white caps, making -friends with their new playmates and with the rest of their new surroundings, and showing the energy and exuberance of spirit which has characterized them as a class during the past year. The group was led in its new games by a curly-haired lad named Bob Hartman, who became president of .the class. Dean Caraway, Virginia Soper, and Lynn Stiles made up the rest of our gang, backing him up nicely as vice president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. Lange, Thomsen, and Hauser, three little fellows who were always playing in the kitchen, distinguished themselves as mighty Cornell wrestlers. Jean Bentley and Eleanor Guild, who learned to write a little sooner than the rest, were co-editors of the Freshman Cornellian. The fellows of the class proved their worth when they helped Bob Channon capture the flag in the greased-pole rush, rescuing his classmates from the bondage of beanie bearing and buttoning the rest of the year. Now, of course, all the children have become suave and mature college peopleg there is hardly a baby lisp or a pair of knee pants left among them. From the group of rosy-cheeked cherubs which we greeted with open arms last fall, we have come to know a class of great promise. wx N -.. I g l I ' ll QA lu' P r .SQ 'li U x . - plAl4,,.f:ill' r bility . 1 1 4 l . -1 'QS' .'!F,1 Q- -4 Sealvrl-I. Padghzlm, L. Linderoth, M. jones, L. Ringgenberg, M. Crittenden, J. Hanger, V. Fulton, B., Averill, C. Cripe. Slmzding-J. Sinclt, Jack Koch, N. Struck. .wmfgfgll .- ff' -LJ::g,-gr . f - , -f r A 1 ' -. 04' . ' . l ' . ' ' L . . fs. -1... , K J. , ' - J V ' V. H if -- ,,, .r- . X . L' .n C , 4, , .,.4- Sralml-V. Nesse, N. Williams, D. Caraway. Standing-D. Hoffman, O. Weislogel, R. Kofned. . I.. Stiles, D. Coxon, V. Chambers, C. Osgood. 77 ik as Sa'ate'd-I. Crahbs, G. Zicfmnn, N. Mitchell, M. Schlots. Standing-P. Frei, B. Cain, T. Lingel, J. Trego, S. VVilSon, R. Small. ,. ,, x ' fa.. A ' R. Clmnnnn, P. Pnlgreen, Copemzm, Coutchie, G. Smith, E. C'lmpman, D. Lusterl 78 Fran! rofw-C. Gnuger, M. Faxon, C. Kozlowski, V. VVaters. Bark rnfw--J. Harris, J. Brandau, F. Spangler, A. Boysen, M. Rehmel. - .6 -ww fr M -'Q , n. -..-L' Swzllmi-R. Kaufmann, D. Wertz, R. Rolnff, W. Duguid, F. Nzlnert. Slamlilzy-M. Janssen, Folkerts, VV. Landolt, W. Scruggs, M. Stearns, VV. Scruggi, M. Briggs, R. Hartman, M. Browning. 79 Seater!-J. Graham, J. Peck, R. Claypool, M. Sheley, R. Albright, W. Underwood, C. Crump. Sfmzding-H. Yaw, VV. I-Iolmstrom, J. Scott, A. Mathews. Seated-A. Mowry, J. Bogert, M. Pfeiffer, C. Cummings, A. Pfeiffer, I. Perry Standing-N. Andrus, E. Gustafson, C. Schultz, M. May, T. Foulkes. 80 15'-f -X ,, M . J XIV! Slmzrling-J. Vifqunin, G. Koenig, A. Hammond, M. Maurath, B. Huffman, L. Boots R. Vvalrath, D. Raaf. I .- Silling-J. Schroeder, D. De Long. - ' v' 0 M 'H . V P. Witwer, M. Durstock, G. Gilbert, R. Bunwell, R. Schmicll, B. Madsen, B. Peterson, E. Van Steenburgh. fit piano: P. Smith. 81 55- F 0 is 1, --- l J . 1-. . U' Dyk, ,, ,. 7 Q Q' 1 Scaled-M. Bishop, R. Blass, B. Walker. ' Sfdflclill-0-C. Eden, P. Pnlver, N. Marthinsnn, M. Huye, V. Super. rf J .h J Bark rofw-N. Williams, R. VVimpress, E. Willeyf. Middle rofw-S. Minasian, R. Pierce, C. Stucki. Fran! rafw-VV. Vllolters, M. Anthony. 82 Swain!-R. Snook, I'I. Ginter. , Slmldillg-li. Frederick, S. Laughlin, B. Odell, M. Swanson, VV. Nichols, V. Anderson, G. Pick. fr' xg, iv ' F ' V S1'4lz'1l--31. Bentley, M. Hickox, D. Doughty, I. Petersen, B. MacNeill, R. Salm, B. Smith Aslllfldiflfl-C. Gallagher, B. Klitzke, V. Cunninghpm, N. Modjeski, R. Bishop. 4 .' .1 ' '. . 1 'N . . ., l V, f M ieaaf - .,- ,.1' P ... I - fi, nl . .,-lg, Swim!-M. Shaw, M. Swanson, J. Cralubs, R. Stucker, A. Mowry, C. Crump. Slmzrizng-A. Pfeiffer, J. Douglass, M. Pfeiffer, B. Frederick, G. Ziemen, VI. Ostrnncler, 4 ,,' 1 x .X-B Q, - 'J Li J 1 .9 U 3 A5 ci E. , V 1- ,V P : .U all 4 ' vm ,V A , - lg., e V , i' Al fu , ,- 'i f a, ll 1 ' ,W V 7 Qh .'?i .J fl -in 1. g,l .3 .5 TQ' K-J '95 ' V gl .. x K I ,V A ,F G Q X h an X 'fr ,-I J 'WM . 11 -QQ3 5 . ,-,- lx .fi 'VA Q ' ,Q ,145 l . 1. -F . .M 'I ,,,, , . f. 'its 9 il 2' , s .1 Rf. 2 . 155, .42 J. Trego, D. Krueger. Sealed-S. Butts, R. 'XVz1rclell, M. VVillinms, M. Srerkel, S. Haupert, C. Millar Standing-M. Forney, R. Bruce, VV. English, R. Olson, A. Sackrison. l. ...J ' 1 ' Front row-H. Marshall, R. Anderson, VV. Taylor, W. Conner. '1 Bari: rofw-R. McCarthy, H. Altman ,, Ostrander, P. Schroeder, P. Crosley, . r I. , ,IK ' ' M.U,'Stope, E. Guild. U .-.N 1,2 0 H in . V ,, 3 ,ij w 1 ff' lr 1 wx? V' A 7 r 'LJ' v . f',j ' Q ' lv' I X L1 YI' V . WI V - 'non Y 0 ffl: My-f' al-1 'V - A5 L .J , , W X Y- if , X P, Q 1 ' ff . V - - 'll ,gr .V , . Q' ' ff' r M79 H7519 U , 1 I I, ,HH 1 , I fag: ' 0, ' w fly! I' ', P7 L! if J. Singer, uxsol, L. Robinson, R. Durlev, R. Harris, C. Brammer, C. McCollister, R. Luhman, j. Brewer, Schwartz, S. VVebb. -4 l - ll. rim . , U Elf 1 R. Cooper, G. Larsen, M. Rowley, L. Temple, J. Douglass, M. Shaw, P. Toppcn, D. Fritcller 1 . A . ., 1' . M . N 1 'fs r 3 Swim!-B. Freese, E. Kcefer, VV. liuse. Slalzdilzg-H. Koch, G. Neuley, M. Frost, Larson, R. VVebcr, P. Campbell, M. Clnussen, L. Nelson. 86 Fm nu- I 'l L. W , B :,,, - 'v A 1 'wi 24151. '.t 1.4-1 ' V -' 1: J f -.szr-' i -1-'1 - ' H' 'mi img! ' ' ' 17' ..... , ' ,. , .,.,... f. . Q ., , M.. Sralml-j. Gaines, W. Crow, P. McKeen, M. Benner, D. Shaver, V. Hatfield. Stamling--J. Tunnicliff, N. Bengston, C. McConnell, R. Stucker, P. Lund, J. Patrick. Slamiing-S. Moloney, J. Kratz, J. Searls, R. Liike. Swami-E. Meyer, J. Swanson, P. Hewitt, R. Hypersteel. 87 - 'ufv2w3zi,..,,..N,,, , :rn X SS. K ,,-,h,Aj...,- 15 X 'Nw' 2 R. Kaufmann, G. Curtis, C. Morey, K. Bing, P. Weber. Back ro-w-P. Lupkes, R. Stanwood. Third rofw-A. Brawner, N. Baird. ' Second row-R. Mathews, J. Xvziontka. Frrml rofw-D. Van Metre, M. Moy. 88 R. Wherry, K. Lange, J. Sieff, R. Davidson, D. Stucki, P. Mondragon, H. Smith, L. Lange, R. Swanson. 89 ,..1 if sw.. 3? ' Q X sm-. vim m K ,4 .QW 1. .-, ,L ss sa ,.g. 1 The biggest little school in athletics sent its championship team to two of the natinn's toughest C hampmnship houts and coppezl all honors. The team, coached hy Paul Scott, led the field tn upset Oklahoma A it 1 National Collegiate meet and made Mt. Vernon, Iowa, the home of intercollegiate wrestling This same team, financed by a student fund drive, we xt to San Franvisco for the National A. A I urest inf tuurnament and proved itself to be the hest in the nation hy defeating all cuniers there. G. Meredith, D. Thomas, F. Dexter, A. Partin, K. Lange, R. Snook, L. Lange, L. Thomsen, R. Hauser, J. Gregg, P. Scott, Coach, 90 X X. 1 This was the first time in the history of Cornell that the school has accomplished so much in the line of sports in a single year. Football made its debut on the Hilltop with the return of most of the old '41 gridders plus the civilians on last year's team and some freshmen. If a successful season is judged by a win over Coe, and doubly so with Grinnell as victim too, then the 1946 team had a grand year-in fact, the first time since 1937 that a purple team has subdued both of its arch Iowa rivals. Cornell claimed third in the lklidwest Conference Where it faced seven of the league's eight other team. The record was four wins, two losses and a tie. Simpson bowed in the only non-loop clash. There were 33 ex-servicemen on the varsity and many more on Charley Zoda's unbeaten 'B' team. Cor- nell's line ranked with the loop's best. Often outweighed, but seldom outfought, the Purple linemen were given a large measure of the credit for the fine record. i Evidence of the line prowess is the Nlidwest Conference selections where the Purple was the only team to land three places-all from the forward wall. End Chuck ,lacot scored five touchdowns to lead the Hilltop scoring and also led in votes by coaches for all-loop. Joe Pelisek was considered the class of league guards. A hard player and team inspiration, his top performance was a 60 minute captaincy against Coe. Ralph Ringgenberg, one of the lighter pivots in the conference, was a superb linebacker and his left play diagnosis bewildered the opposition throughout the year. Right in the middle is where every foe found the Purple tough. Two pre-war tackles, Captain Rod Joy and 'Jake' Juhrend, handled the inside plays in rough fashion. With Pelisek at guard was Bob King, who served double duty as a tackle. ln the back-field Jim King was the flashy break-away ball carrier with the aerial specialist Dick Anderson and Charlie Voyce alternating at the quarter slot. Other backs who saw a lot of action during the season were Bob Soper, Jack Koch, Pat Rega, Glen Davidson, lan Calquhoun and Dale Voyce. Wrestling resumed a new high this year at Cornell with the team winning top honors in both inter- collegiate and amateur wrestling. Dale Thomas, one of the two seniors on the team, a two year N.A.A.U. winner, would be a hard man to beat in any bracket. Arlo Ellison, the other senior, fought at one forty-five and was a specialist with the -double Wrist lock. Arlo was an A.A.U. champ in '4-3. Leading the field of wrestlers in any league would be Lowell 'Tiger' Lange. A National Inter- Collegiate and N.A.A.U. champ for two years, Lowell was also voted the best all-around athlete while in high school and has eighty six straight wins to his credit. Roger 'Joisey' Snook, unbeaten in dual competition and exponent of the famous cradle hold, with Dick Hauser, the bouncing boy of the mats, took second place in the N.A.A.U. tournament. Hauser was National champ last year and took first place at 121 lbs. in the N.C.A.A. meet this season. Snook also took second place in the National Collegiates. Leo 'Lioni Thomsen placed in both N.A.A.U. and National lnter-Collegiate Wrestling and was one of the best all-round wrestlers on the team followed closely by John Gregg and Kent Lange. Fred Dexter and Al Partin fought at any weight from 165 up and could be depended upon to add points to the team score at any meet. Partin also won the sportsmanship award at 'Frisco. ug X xx ff X I Z-'I I -4 ii Fe.-2 if Y 1 o r', ' X, L4 . 3 iii X: H 3 I . .' 1 , r X, A I I ru - . --x f ! - I ' - : ' if U -- - ,T ' .i I -- nil 1 I 'T 5 l 'T D V, l . A A I . UMERAL MEN Sldlltllllff-ll. Bishop, L. Stiles, R. Luhmun, J. Searls, W. Un- derwood, VV. llolstrom, ' N. Andrus Siifiny-P. XVeher, VV. Connor B. Odell, lvl. Fulton, R. Small R. Mathews, VV. Nichols. 4 C CLUB Slzmding-D. Herring, K. Lange, R. Harris, R. Bishop, VV. Barringer, I Colquhoun, K. Hiller, P. Temple, G. Davidson, J. Pelisek, I. Koch, J. Fowler. Sillirlg-I-S. Dietz, B. Conner, A. Eliason, D. Sanderson, P. Rega, T. Jones R. Soper, E. Quant, J. Sehern, C. Jacot, V. Horst. . Frou!--L. Blight, D. Thomas, C. Swaney, R. Pickerell, president, A. Dejarnatt B. Houden, J. King, J. Gregg. QW Rod Joy Capfain Rod Joy was unanimously chosen :ls team Captain for the year with the lute Bill Stuvcns as the W Football llll 'K I-Ionorary Co-Captain Bill Stevens llrmumry Cn-Crzjvlrzizl HAndre Iacot Mez1tn0se Pclisek Granite Ringgcnherg , lll-Corzfczwzrc End .-HI-Crn1fr'1'm11'r Guard .-'Ill-Co11fr'r1'nf1' Cl'llfI'l' . J. Koch P. Regal J. King C. Miller I X f F 1 xx J 4 .li Ill ' ' xx . D. Van Metre L. Blight V T. Cnlqulmun B- Klflg Fronl rnfw-B. Super, B3 C, Miller, T3 D. Dahlgren, G3 I. Colquhoun, Bg B. Grossklag, B3 D. Van Metre, GQ D. Voyce, B. Middlr row-G. Davidson, BQ Pelisek, G, Koch, B5 J. Sehern, B, C. Iacot, Eg D. Anderson, B, B. Carrol, Eg R. Ringgenberg, C. Back rome-Managers J. Fowler, F. l-Iillmang J. King, B3 P. Rega, B5 B. King, T5 R. Joy, Tg L. Blight, Eg E. Quant, G5 Conch VValt Koch. The versatile jacnt slums through the line on an end arm 95 jimmy King, the mighty mite, dances for a touchdown. NBII Front rofw-T. Foulkes, R. Bruce, E. Finke, L. Stiles, K. Fessler, VV. Nichols. Middle rofw-D. Sanderson, B. Beck, L. Cluxton, D. Moser, H. Fulton. Bark rorw-J. Fowler fmgnj, L. Ringgenberg, R. King, R. Pearson, N. VVilliams, D. Buss, R. Le Bean, C. Zodn fCoz1chJ. . VARSITY' RECORD O Beloit 20 20 Grinnell 6 6 Ripon 6 13 Knox 0 27 Simpson 0 13 Monmouth 6 13 Coe 0 6 Carleton 24 'just Before the Battle, Mother. Rega picks up yardage against Carleton. 96 ., are v.- .11 'Hs W 'r 1 x v. .L .- ' I C. Voyce and B. King show smooth Eastward l-Io! Cornell's cage squad before their invasion of the University of Illinois to take on the VVhiz Kids. Starting slowly but gaining momentum in the stretch, the 1946--I-7 edition of the Purple Firewagon Five won six of their last eight games to complete the season with an eleven won, nine lost record and better than .500 mark for the first time since 1943. Their record of seven wins and four losses in conference competition gained them third place in the standings behind co-cham- pious Beloit and Knox. Twin regular season victories over Coe in revenge for a one point loss at the Grinnell tournament did much to gladden the hearts of the fans. ' H Bob lulorsfall, who came to the Hilltop and recognition as all-conference center from VVestern Union College via Uncle Sam's Navy, set a new school scoring record, dropping in 280 points over the twenty game stretch. Chuck jacot, wearing the Purple and VVhite for the third consecutive season, was selected by the opposing coaches as a member of the second all-loop team. His leech-like defensive play, ability to score from the field, and rebounding strength were a large factor in the teamls success. A i 54 North Central -1-3 Knox -l-6 39 Illinois 87 St. Ambrose 50 48 Augustana 36 Coe 4-8 43 St. Ambrose 54 Carleton -I-1 27 Dubuque 29 Monmouth 60 Grinnell Tourney Lawrence 'W 42 Central 37 Beloit 73 47 Coe +9 Dubuque -I-7 Coe 45 4-7 Ripon 37 Grinnell 28 38 Grinnell 43 Carleton 42 Walt Koch and Charlie Zoda catch Iowa l-lawkeye's doings. up on the Basketball Kelis Hiller Pivot john Nelson Forward 3 Bob Horsfall, All-Conference Center Jacot, Second Team All-Conference G Jack Morgan Gu a rd Dick Anderson Pivot Man Hiller hooks one against Augustana while Shank gets set for the rebound. Frou! rofw-C. Jacot, J. lyforgan, R. 'Anderson, R. Pickrell, R. Horsfall, F. Hillman CMgr J lillfk rofw-J. lxoch, lx. l-I1Iler, VV. l-lolmstmm, J. Nelson, J. Schroeder. ll ll Fran! rofw-J. Sebern, I. Koch, VV. Underwood, R. VVardell, R. lVlcConnell. B Back rofw-R. King, N. Andrus, R. Matthews, L. Knibbs, C. Swaney. 99 Wresrling The Cornell mat-men mix it up N., 4 ff? get their heads thgether. k Front rafw-R. Hauser, L. Lange, L. Thomsen. Illiddle rolw-D. Sherrill, R. Shook, R. Super, A. Ellison, K. Lange. Back rorw-B. Beck, D. Hoffman, A. Partin, C. Maguire, D. Tlmnmas, F. Dexter, VV. Littcll. Standing-P. Scott CCoaehj. 100 Two old masters, Scottv and Dexter, ...T--....-.+.. Mr xii-SG-H -ey, Dick llauser, 121 lbs. National Inter-Collegiate Champ, Second Place in N. A. A. U. Leo Thomsen. 128 lbs. placed third in Nutioxpal iter-Collegiate and fourth in N. A. A. U. Kent Lange, 155 lbs. Wrestlecl in National Inter-Collegiate and N. A. A. U. Fred Dexter F 165 lhs. to Hcavywciglxt frestled in N. A. A. U., laced third in National Inter-Collegiate ff l 1 J ,. . . 5 -- L ggi! 1 5 R ii ' h i it lt f.. , EQ mfg? W EEEEEEEEEEE. Q c::,::: ,iw Lowell Lange, 136 lbs. National Inter-Collegiate Champ, N. A. A. U. Champ Rodger Snook, 145 lbs. Placed second in both National Inter-Collegiate and N. A. A. U. V '5:,5.:a: asaiefs-5:51-213'A,-.g.-.15-3...-:....:.::::5:. Fa . H 'vw' . ...Ein . ,. A' I 5: .1-,E g SQ , . ...,, ::, , . ...ss 31' 1 ..... Ei 5 111sf:::i's2s f - f 11 153 5 lx il E . .,,. . ... ., , . ilil - .. ..,, .,.,. -..,.. 1 ,,.. : :,. -gs --- - A 1 ug 1 ii ...A Dale Thomas, 175 and Heavyweight N. A. A. U Champ and placed third in National Inter-Collegiate Al Partin, from 165' lbs. to Heavyweight National Inter-Collegiate and N. A. A. U. wrestler, winner of the Sportsmanship Award in National A. A. U. Cross Country Cornell College won First place in the mid- west conference cross country meet with such notables as Ben MCAClHm, Ralph Harris, and Bill Burringer leading the field. Slauding-Coach Paul Scott, C. Foster, R. Swanson, B. McAglz1m Kneeling-R. Bishop, VV. Burriuger, H. Orms, R. Harris. Trcick ...hi Harlc rofu'-N. VVilliums, VV. Nichols, VV. Kerrignn, A. liliuson, li. Bing, D. Yann My-trc, N. Andrus, VV. linglish, N. Beugston, VV. SllYCl'llCl'j.f, Al. Lewis. llfIi414ll1'r041.c-B. McAclnm, C. Foster, XV. Barringer, R. Bishop, R. Harris, H. Orma, R. Swanson, R. Nichols, R. l,t'l'SllllIlCl'. Front !'l7'-ZLLP. Hudson, R. Olson, L. Stiles, D. Sanderson, j. Koch, D. CTIIYIIXVZIY, A. Dejurnatt. 102 I m,a'0 40 I j,-fctllfflf 6 ' 9 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Front rofw-M. Jennings, B. Allen, J. Hyde, B. Browning. liacl' row--J. Benton, H. VVithrow, M. Voorhees, B. Bridgeland, IM. Lievense, M. Livermore, S. Caldwell. .. BASKETBALL TEAM I .. -p . A si? 1 1? S. Olesen, L. Clayton, B. Allen, B. Briclgeland, IP. Drape, L. RZlfZCl', S. Dunlap, J. Rich. I L ..,. , ff gy 4 , I-N I IL L lsr! 1 1 if J.. J I .J W. A. A. sponsored numerous activities throughout the years, including the Penny Carnival, Teas, Freshman overnight, Pnl Playday, and tournaments in various sports. Two of the winning tournament teams are shown here in a pre-game discussion of strategy. VOLLEYBALL TEAM Front ro-w-K. Brownlie, B. Dunfrund, I. Newman. Mitizlle rofw-J. Russell, J. Silliman, M. Langenbach, A. Thomson. Back row-M. Voorhees, J. Hansen, M. Carrell. Aquatic Club? Aquatic Club, sponsored by the VV. A. A., presented a water follies entitled Parisian Silhouettes. Front rofw-L. Nelson, j. Hunger, S. VVebb, M. Bishop, M. Frost, E. Snyder, M. Sheley. Middle row-B. Gray, 1. Ostrancler, I. Carter, M. Swanson, J. Hinshaw, P. Toppen, L. Temple, B. Farr. Bark rofw-A. Swift, C. Sellers, M. Offifrnf-A. Thomson, M. Jennings, D. Furnum, I Hough Browning. I. Stalen, L. Bigger, E. Rump, D. Klempnauer, J. Hough, president B Sehori faculty J. Carter, J. Hough, V, Soper. sponsor, j Tinder pianist i Orchesis Orchesis, the moclern dance group which is also a branch of VV. A. A., offered a Christmas recital and, this spring, El studio production. Smtvd-M. Tague, D. VVhite, S. VVilson, R. Stucker. Sla.'zft'i11y-M. Brownirg, A. Swift, G. McNeal. 104 Q , f RGANIZATIONS present an inescapable challenge to the socially conscious individual on the Hilltop-forming spiritual, intellectual and social bonds. Vocational in- terests, exemplified by Jimmy King's Education Club, bind members together by com- mon interests and by providing intellectual stimulation. Honorary organizations, such as Nlortar Board led by Barb Fischbeck, and Tri Beta presided over by Glen Hogle, choose members by virtue of their merit, as a reward for loyalty, labor and aspiration. The Pep Committee is perhaps one of the hardest working on campus. lVIary Al Riedler, containing enough energy for the entire student body, heads this ever-active group which sponsored the drive to finance the Wrestlers' trip to San Francisco. The exclusive literary organization on campus consists of contributors to the HUSK, which contains the outstanding English Club publications of the year. Tau Kappa Alpha, honorary debate society, tied with Coe for first place in a state debate contest, leading the debaters were Bob Conner, Herb Kane and Jim Vance. These numerous organ- izations provide for the individual the opportunity of working with other students toward a co-operative and common end. 'Q '53 S09 4 is I- . all 2 il R linJLf.LVTflIViLn' JJ,- -f- 4 '- -i-.fee-2'll ia? s- DEBATE Lfff Io I-igm-J. Gillette, B. Breckenridge, V. Cunningham, B. Van VVinkle, C. Tenney, S. Fessenden, J. Vance, A. Jackson, R. Nichols, N. Thomas, J. Rudesill, C. Bram- mer, D. Russell, H. Kane. SPEAKING OF PICTURES l i l ww. Firsl l'!lfLL+ci. Arrington, Miss Churchill M. Sunes, N. Schuckmell R. Peters M. Amunson, A. Arthur, V. Hull, L. Chermak. Sammi raw-R. Phillips, S. Dietz, Evans, Di. Stucki, G. Hogle, R. Hogle, V. Smith, Dr. Brooks, E. Rump, B. Bridgeland, L. Bigger, G. deObaldia, R. Oertley. 107 3 1 N . -.Q. s X f gi I . '1 f2?TS'QZ- , Y s f h,f6N:ii'NZf , Q .RQ 1 'T I ' 'Wi lg' M M we '7 2 7 I gs I., 'if 3? SX 45 3 Q. X 5.13 w Us 'Q W 'W 'KW if Q Ni? if V W wwf ME' s REF ff r A ' x SYF. xqgxxx QQQNX . ith? It INTERNATIONAL CLUB Frou! rofw-A. VVurster, Bosworth, K. Birr, J. Rudesill, N. Medlar, D. Dejnrnzxtt, C. Litthll. . Ifafle mu-VV. Pearson, B. Fischbeck, M. Bacon, A. Dejarnatt, R. Cooper, E. VViIIey VV. Foster, D. Bort, N. Brice, S. Bush. Internotionol Contributors CONTRIBUTORS TO HUSK Frou! rmw-j. Reilly, B. Fluhrer, B. Stewart, R. Leliean, R. Lueders, A. Swift, H. Mecartney. Bark rmw-M. Meeker, E. Brown, C. Tull, V. Anderson, J. Petersen, L. Condon, E. Thor. 1947 I09 Q Frou! rolw-A. Eliason, D. Bort, H. Koch, L. Prcsnell, C. Juninc, A. Adrian, J. Vvnoclmzm, L. Bigger, H. Mecartney, H. Ruhy. Back rofw-B. Madsen, G. Erickson, B. Van VVinklc, H. Hillman, D. Dueckcr, J. Wciclmaxi, S. Becknell, K. Brnwnlie, H. Kane, A. Birklnncl. M. Hutchinson, C. Johnson, M. VVelch, L. Bigger, K. Birr. R. l'I2lXK'fl'l0l'I1Ef, N. Brice, P. VVntson, E. Thor, R. Rowland. Front rafw-L. Bigger, H. Churchill, C. Iohnsnn, C. Starr, M. VVelcl1, R. VVade. Bark ro-w-K. Birr, H. Ward, M. Hutchinson, H. Flynn, E. Moots, W. Van Etten, A. King, R. Hill 'l'I0 j f ll I f s 'xx swag' B ::,... Z -I 'S My X 5' 'Y x E55 3 i f 53 W I 1 X W faq Sfirrer - -F '7f ' w ' -,.. 'X xxx x M ' 'J .:.:: X X .g,..: E Stix .hx W V, B VIQHAM Cl'lEliRl.liADliRS M. Fuxon, P. Toppen, M. Browning, P. Farley, G. Pkgk, S. VVebb, M. Hickox VARSITY C1Ammu.1z.-xnnrcs Marv Vorhees, Barbara Dunfrund, Jam 7 1 Hydk, Fran Hull, jan Hough, Helen X ocltz. 112 7352 1 11 T 445,- .5 - - Uppers im PEP COMMITTEE Front rofw-P. Farley, J. Lingel, L. Ringgenberg, S. YVebb,' J. Stalen, M. I-Iickox. Illidtllc row-E. Crowley, M. Tague, V. Hogg, B. Swan, S. Caldwell, M. DeLz1shmutt. Bark rofw-M. Browning, C. Nelson, N. Hartman, M. Groot, B. Heig, M. Leland, D. XVright, M. Riecller. PICTURE OF THE WEEK Frou! rofw-J. Gillette, C. Dunham N. Schuckmell L. Bigger J. Rich M. Amunson G. clcOhultlizl, B. Brolvning, R. Oertly,,N. Voss, lD.lBEClilTlllll,. y Igllfk ro-w-VV. Pearson, W. NVaycl10ll:, C. Starr, J. Brierley, D. Scott, A. Burzlalf, F. Evans, P. Hudson, Prof. Culbertson. 113, ije Katie m,eZe Jam, Hyde.-Editor A Alice Briggs-Business Manager UAW Upprr Inf!-K. Salford, J. Hough, B. VVhitmer, G. Roscoe, S.lVhitme1'. Upper right-J. Hunt, J. Crosley, P. Pruitt, R. Lawrence. Boflom-J. Rudesill, J. Woodman, S. Crabb, C. Auld, N. Petersen, C. Hinz, E. Phillips, B. Thayer, R. Peters, M. Gustafson. 'll4 3-.H Royal Purple Staff , dim . . . Jfnyde B1l5illf'J'.f Manager ..... A. Briggs rl Staff-G. Roscoe: Cover, Division Pagesg J. Hough . B. Whitmer, S. VVhitmer: junior Sketches Honmcomiug-H. VVithrow, M. Tague, J. Gnass, M. Nishiyama .ffzllliinislralirm and Fnfully-J. Christian, D. Mathews, I. Bosworth Senior Clan-M. Gustafson, C. Auld, B. Swanson uuior Clrlrs-Ii. Tltayer, J. VVooclman, J. Rudesill S0fJhUlll0I'l? Clam-Ii. Phillips, C. I-linz, R. Peters i F7'4'-fhlflflfl C105-f-L CHIYZIIT, 5- fwfilltli D. Duccker, VV. Kerrigan, B. Smith, K. Brownlie. Sports-G. Davidson, W. Kruger, C. Miller, V. Smith Organiznfiolzs-R. Hawthorne, B. Fairchild, VV. Lyford, I.. Batterham, R. Nichols, S. VVright Religion-J. Hunt, J. Stewart 'ine .llrtr-B. jolitie, j. Anderson, B. Lawrence Social Groujfs-P. Fuerstenau, N. Peterson Slzapshols-K. Sah'ord, K. Iirusso, G. de0haIdia Inclfx-VV. Kerrigan I3u.tim'.v.v-J. Crosley, P. Pruitt 'mlurr' llfrilrrs--B. Smitl1, K. Brownlie, D. Duecker, J. Reilley, B. Stewart, M. Lee in CfliL'f-Siillilfj' B. Garland Ed El yama, M. Tague, C. Miller. R. Hawthorne, VV. Lyford, B. Fairchild R, Nichols, L. Batterham, S. Wright The Staff acknowledges the co-operation of TRU-ART ENGRAVIERS, Cedar Rapids, and the I-Invvzusru-Recono Pknss, Mt. Vernon. Acknowledgment is also given to the magazines featured on the division pages, ' and E. H. YOUNG, Chicago, for the colored print. The staff also wishes to' express its thanks to all those who helped in the publication of the 1948 ROYAL PURPLE, for their fine workmanship and generous cooperation. ' George Lillie Commercial Photographer Cedar Rapids . 1 15 G. Davidson, H. Withrow, M. Nishi- THE BUBIIELLIHII Edilor, VValter Naving Sporfs Editor, Rick Meredith. BllSiIll?.i'J llffllllllgff, Merle Barlowg Cil'L'llIIlflClI1' Ty, MlllldyEI', Lois Clayton. A ' G . f l ' v , l r l ll , ,T , f N 1' w If A , in .- Bl 'su sf! ' N ' o 0 l C. Bury, E. Guild, R. LeBeau, P. Witwer, S. Griffith, J. Smith, D. VVeiss, N. Dupuis, H. Mecartney, J. WVhitbeck. 'l'l6 l . C21 1946-1947 T THE heart of Cornell are those activities of a religious nature, for the school has been founded and exists on that which is essentially Christian in scope. YVith the many appropriate chapel programs, the accessibility of church services which always welcome our participation, the importance and prominence of C. C. A. and student groups, there is a consciousness of the vitality of religion around the Hilltop which Cornellians carry away with them. The high point of the yearls religious program came in the spring with Religious Emphasis XVeelc when, during a four day period, Cornellians took an opportunity to work out and discuss their spiritual problems and religious ideas with the inspiring Dr. Crane. Skeptic hours in the respective dorms, along with individual conferences brought Dr. Crane's visit down to a most personal and satisfying basis. The faculty committee, headed by Dr. Watschii Davis and generously aided by Dr. Bob hflontgomery, worked in close accord with the student committee, chairmanned by Beth Brown. Dr. Crane left the unforgettable memory of a life fully and richly lived, a challenge to every thoughtful sincere person. Qs 4-i is nf I' gi flllll gi ,XS . , ' .5st- f iwfllllll t ill 'iff l ' i if Cornell Christion' Associotion Front row-E. Brown B. Christensen, E. Beck K. Safford. C' C' A' Bath row-Dr. Montgorhery, W. Kreger, J. Newiton, H. Houg. Dean King, Mrs. King, T. Z. Koo. 'I19 The Meeting of the East and West in the Dean's Kitchen, During the Noted Lecturer's Visit Last Fall. .mf Q ,Q ww, g :V ,Q 3 i xgvs Y gi' 46 3 4,7 2 5' ,. ' 1 QQ? 5 ,h , X RN i Is x i Q' aw. .. , uf' ' ET 2 V fiwz 5 ' M I, :?f,1,,,m A za . 4 ,, .j:::w Q me--:N MJ , N .N 25 Qi sg. cg, A xiri . 11 2 5 1 fs :QQ W .2 1-, w w 1 2 may .Wh X 95 55? 4-1 Q -wma. H, ,. y 'f NW 9 :Y MW' 32 'flfu M Q., Q0 'R .Ax-Liv Religious Em phcisis Week Dr. Ilenry C. Crane Pzlstor of the CCIIITIII Methodist Church Detroit, Michigan 121 II I' Throu S Wright C Baker Rrligious l:'f11Nm.ri.v 1V1'z'k Crnrzmilfzvf-A. roxsmgton, 4. , . , . L. Ninde, XV. Davis, J. Taylor, E. Brown, E. Moots, R. Montgomery, E, Beck. V wr 1 J' ...Aw - A Q x,- w 'fm K V fig., iv 139154 M23 Fiji AM x I ' W uh, -W , 3' Q m , -'ff Q. .Him .wgjb -ww 'QW n M ,, - !..,-f ing dv an ff' - f +R 1 v r S, Q uv 1 E. f, A . ,,, W A, mf5 ' - f 'Q 'W W4 4 . 7 4: K gf' :K XP' ..x' 1 : ,.. , f wg M.. ' Q2 gi? ' . rv. iiiflw' M jeg if L . ' TP T - V .ag 0 . 'v 5 1 . f -Y .nf 15 ., 4-- x ig Ll, .E ,,,,,..M ra ARTS '- Wk fb X ,-1? K V' X J n fd ITH the stimulating return of many talented veterans, the influx of unusually gifted freshmen, plus the fine progress of the upperclassmen, the various depart- ments of the Fine Arts at Cornell have reached an unprecedented peak of achievement in their work this year. This year saw the revival of the Spring Choir Tour, which made an enviable record under the artistic leadership of Franklin Leliarr, and introduced a new violinist Sam hrlanasian, to Cornell audiences. The high point of musical activities came with the hflay Festival. The guest artists were as exciting as always and the performance of the inspiring Bach B lX'Iinor Blass with the Oratorio Society and the Chicago Symphony thrilled the audience. The over-all quality of student recitals, general and solo, displayed the sincerity and ability of the students as well as the expert training of the teachers. The Little Theater hit the top with four major and six studio productions. The mastery of interpretation and ingenuity of technical work evidenced from 'l'he Barretts of Wiinpole Street and Hamlet, plus the studio performances, showed work which is comparable to that of professional companies. From the art department many students of outstanding talent and great potential- ities have emerged. ln all the various phases of art on which they concentrated their attention, such as painting, sculpturing, pottery-making, sketching, they asserted them- selves as future artists of America and the world, tangible evidence of which was provided in the numerous student exhibitions. The most outstanding element of the Fine Arts program is the enthusiasm and understanding with which it is accepted as a whole, an attribute which will certainly continue as long as the vitality and success of the student achievements maintain the level reached thus far. 'il 15' f fm! mm til if L ll K I 5 iziff-If . 2 T 5 0 F f X 2-ml, .I 1 : rung. - S g ffaifiigl F Mack Harrell Leading Baritone of the Metropolitan Opera Association November 22, 1946 edict efzclea Frank Lloyd VVright and Toppy, director of the concert series. October 8, 1946. Inhibition is the trouble with Democracy toclayf' Vincent Sheean i Vilar Correspondent and Author January 9, 194-7 Disclosing the facts behind VVashington's 'flron Cu rtain Louis Arlamic Noted Author and Lecturer February 26, 1947 Tolerance is merely enduring passively a thing one doesn't like. William Primrose Renowned Violinist February 21, 1947 125 Randolph Churchill wlilf Correspondent and Lecturer. March 8, 194-7. cltzffe demfze Freud is trying to do same thing with sex t Emerson did without .-Ipley .flcl Ill Tim Lair' George fljzl I can have nothing to with you until God softened your heart you :nk for His forgil ness . . . and mine. B1n'rL'H :ld I I 114, Thr Iiarrelllv of lffim' J . 0.13 ,g Slrfrrl ca The Lute George in rehearsal. Goodnight sweet prince. --Horuiio ' 1-lr! V, Srwu' ll, llaml1't 126 Facials in the Green Room. . . 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'M-XJIXX ' - V!f!f4ZZ - 1 wk XX f ' ' TP X-fix. FX an Q ff fd FX O: 9 A Q X X 1 ' J ZBVS' .., l ' f l ff LEDGING, initiation stunts, dinners in Cedar Rapids and overnights at the Pal started the nine social groups active on campus off for a full year of activities and fun .... The Kappa Psis, wanting to enlarge their song collection, required that each pledge write a song to contribute. All of these will be made into a song book. . . . The bflilts gave themselves new identity and individuality with their jaunty, white visored headgear. These were known either as Sherwin-YVilhams or milkman caps. . . . The Delts and A. T. A. s tied for the best Homecoming building decorations in the fall, the Delts depicting a Purple victory over the Pioneers at the gym, and the A. T. A.s making novel the library ,... A combination song fest and gay nineties party was given by the Chi Thetas for their new members .... A French war orphan enjoyed a life more full this year as a result of adoption by the Delphis, who sent several packages overseas .... The Omegas enjoyed a chili dinner at the home of their sponsors, the Hendersons, and were entertained by stories about Rflexico. . . . A come-as-you-are party brought out the Arrows in whatever attire they were wearing when invited .... The A. X. E. s bought books to put in the library in honor of three fraternity brothers killed in the service. A permanent fund is being built up through the years .... Final wind-up for the year's events was the formal dinner dances given by many groups late in the spring. I KID . .. ,FI X if f ' Il-L' la ff 1-ea:,:. a55 i I 1 Bs N ' E S -1-I ATA clcnnup crew. Chi Thetas off for an overnight. pledges tell how they made it hack. Fugitives from :1 Delphi masquerade. Arrow's barbershop quartetess 111:20-wi , gf? lx sf K ' Nha Homecoming breakfast for Omega Lambda XI Dirty's augment gym decorations. Cole Bin plays host to Kappa Psi. 133 Meeting of the Moldy's. Front rofw-D. Mueller, P. Bridgeman, E. Phillips, B. Browning, G. Seger, N. Hartman. ,Middle rofw-M. Smothers, M. Jennings, H. Gustafson, M. jackson, G. Retsinus, R. Hanson, S. Morgan, il. Mason, D. Aclwms R Gee Back rofw-M. De Lnshmutt, L. Seiter, B. Swan, L. Dahlgren, J. Benton, M. Kutlik, V. Mnsncek, P. Hull, E. Morej B Huttni Arrow D. Fzlrnum, N. Dupuis, S. Griffith, A. Adrian. President ..... Vice President and Treasurer Secretary ..... Social Committee . 134 li1ll'h1ll'1l Browning Gretchen Seger Eileen Phillips Susan Caldwell Put Bridgeman Syclell Swartz WEP President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . Sergeant-at-Arms rmw-H. Hanson, R. lxoht, D. Mathews, Townsend, G. de Obnldm, M. Rxedesel, L. Burch, G. Flovsers, W. Fischer, D. Anderson, H. Gilliatt. ' Middlv rofw-R. Snodgrass, R. Mooney, E. Stamp, P. Hudson, P.Fuerstenau, C. Rowley, B. Alvin. Front rafw-VV. Farnham, W. Monnier, R. Oertley, C. Merrill. . Paul Fuerstenau . Charles Rowley . Paul Hudson . Burt Alfvin, Floyd . Guy Flowers Kaney 135 ATA P Fran! ro-w-C. Auld, M. Nishiyama, J. Lingle, V. Trotter, E. Rieger, B. Thayer. :Middle rofw-M. Matthiessen, L. Pursell, C. Parrett, R. Lawrence, M. Lee, B. Billman, 1. Smith, S. Bryant, j. Laible, C. Edmunds. Bark row-D. Kline, D. Mulmsirom, P. Drape, N. Nichol, J. Christian, I. Merritt, V. Reeder, V. Burch. President . . . Helen VVithrow Vice President . . . Betty Swanson Recording Secretary . . Martha Cooper Corresponding Secretary . . Sally Bush Treasurer .... . Elsie Bartos Social Committee . . Alice Briggs Barbara Thayer Front rofw-B. Swanson, A. Swift, S. Bush, P. VVilley. Middle rofw-D. Voelz, F. Anderson, F. Hull, M. Cooper, B. Van VVinkle, J. Hinshaw, L. Ratzer, B. Markel, J. Raush, L. Batterham. Back row-A. Briggs, J. Hunt, H. Frye, L. Hedin, H. VVithrow, C. Hinz, M. Bacon, E. Strock, N. 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Amunson, Mary ....,...,.,,.... 37, 107 Anderson, Arthur ...,...r.,,.,,,,,.,,,, 34 Anderson Douglas ,..... ,.,......., 3 3 Anderson Frances .,,,,, ,,,.,,, 5 7 Anderson Norene .......,,.......,,,,,, 34 Anderson Raymond ..........,........., Anderson, Richard ...... 95, 98, 99 Anderson, Richard ...........,..,,,....,,,. Anderson, Virginia ......,.......i...,, 83 Andrus, Nelson ..,....,.,.. 80, 93, 99 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 Anthony, Mark ....., Armstrong, Mary ..... ...............,.. Arrington, Gerald ....,.., Arthur, Alice Beth ........... 34, 107 ,37, 107 Asp, James .................................,..... Asp, Marcus ...............,..,..,............... 1 1 Auld, Connie ,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 44, 108, 114, Averill, Barbara ...........,...,...,...,..... Bacon, Marcia A... 15, 29, 109, 111 Baird, Newton ..,...,.......................i,. Ball, Robert .................,....,,,....... 73 Ballou, Suzanne ....... ...,.....,,,,.. Barker, Elbert ,.,......,. ...,............., Barlow, Merle .....r....,,........ 38, 116 Barringer, William .,,,,..,., 93, 102 Bartow, Geraldine ............ 69, 122 Bates, Betty .,....,...,..................... 72 Bates, George .....i...,,.,,,..,..,...,,,,,,,,, Batterham, Lois ...,..,. 46, 108, 115 Bauer, Eugene ..,...........,.................. Bauernfeind, Robert ...... ..,. Beaumont, Jean ,1......... .,,,,,....,,, Beaurline, Roger ..... .....i.........,.. Beck, Buford .....,,.. ,..,,,...,,...,,,, 9 6 Beck, Elsa ,,..,..,......., ,,,,.,,,, 4 5, 112 Beckham, Alfred ..... ..... Beckman, Donald .............. Becknell, Shirley ,..,...,.,,, Bengston, Neal ,.....,,......... Benner, Margaret .,..... Bentley, Jean ........... ..... Benton, Janet ,......,..,..,...,,, Bergquist, Vincent ....,....... Berk, Charles .......... . Beucher, Alan ....... 55116 ,........87, , 103,-- Ifffliiif' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Bigger, Harry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bigger, Lois .............,....................... 104, 107, 110, 113 Billman, Betty ..,,..,.,,,..,,.,,,, Bing, Karl ............1. ,...., Birkland, Ann ..,,.., ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Birr, Kendall ...... ......... 73, 110 .73, 88 37, 109 Bishop, Harvey ..... .....,...,..,, 9 3 Bishop, Martha ...,, ...1.......82, 69, Blades, Cliiford ...................,......,.,... 61 Blass, Richard ..,.............................,,.. 82 Blight, Lewis .....,,.., 37, 93, 94, 95, 137 Boardman, Eunice ..........,...,.,.,. 33, 140 Bogert, Jackson ,...............,,.,....,....... 80 Boley, Robert ....,.....,, .,.,,.. 5 7, 122, 142 Bolton, Phyllis ........,......... 55, 122, 138 Bonwell, Richard .,,..,. ,..............,... 8 1 Boots, Lynn ......,..,..............,...,...,.....,. 81 Borglum, Keith ..............,........,.......... B-ort, David ............,... 70, 109, 110, 122 Bosworth, Janet .,,.,..,.. ,,.... 6 2, 109, 141 Boysen, Albert ...,............. ,.... .......,. 7 9 Brace, Paul ....................,......... ......... Brammer, Charles ........ .,.. 8 5, 107 Brandau, Janis .........,..,1, ......... 7 9 Brawner, Arnold .,.......,.... .....,... 8 8 Breckenridge, Beverly ......, 107, 141 Brenneman, Jean .....,......,...,. .......,, 5 9 Brewer, Joyce .....,..... ,..,....,,... ......,,. 8 5 Brice, Norman ,.,, 15, 37, 109 108, Bridgrnan, Patricia ........,..,. Brierly, John .................,.,...... Briggs, Alice .,...,................ 45 Briggs, Marvin ...................... Briggs, Phyllis ,,,,..,......,.......,. Britcher, Patricia ....,.......,.,.. Brown, Elizabeth ..,. 60, 109, Brown, Robert , ..........,......,,.. ., 103 Browning, Barbara 34, Browning, Mary-Jean ....,... Brownlie, Katherine ..........,. ............15, 50, 103, 108, 110 v 1 110 103, 107 ..34, 134 .........l13 114, 136 79 ..67, 138 133, 140 119, 121 ......,..l39 113, 134 112, 113 115,-A138 Bruce, Richard ....,,..,.............. ..,. 8 4, 96 Brunkow, Thomas ,.,.......,..., 168, 108 Brusso, Catherine ........ 6, 41 108, 138 Bryant, Shirley .,...........,,..... ......... 1 36 Burch, Laverne ......,...,.......,., ..68, 135 Burch, Vivian Lempke ....... ..68, 136 Bury, Charles ...,................... ..7l, 116 Burzlaff, Arthur ..........,.,....... .,..,.... 1 13 Buse, William .,,,........,,,,........ ..,.,.... 8 6 Bush, Sally ...,......,..... 54, 109 111, 134 Buss, Donald ...,,,..,.,....,,......,,..,.... 68, 96 Butler, DeNelda ........................ 52, 140 Buttolph, Betty Lou .,..... ............ 6 3 Butts, Shirley ...,....,..... ....,.., 8 4 Buxton, Pauline ...,.. .,.., 7 0 Buzard, Robert ,....,.. .,.........,.,,..., 7 0 Cain, Betty ........................,.....,.....1..... 78 Caldwell, Susan ......,,......., 68, 103, 113 Callinan, Genevieve , ..,..,......... 50, 138 Campbell, Jack ,..,....... Campbell, Patricia ...,. Canary, Irene .......... .... Caraway, Dean ,,..,.. ,... Carlson, Dorothy ...,.. ......, Carlson, Ernfred ..............,... 72 86 ....,7'7, 102 .....47, Carrell, Marilyn ...........,,... 70, l , Carroll, Robert .....,. Carroll, Stanley .,,., ....... Carson, Grace ..... Carter, Jean .,...1. ,, Carter, Kenneth ...... 140 139 138 ...,.95, 137 ,...,7l, 108 38 111 104 'zo Qlffvil Caspers, Donald ..,. Chambers, Virginia 122 Channon, Robert ,.,....,............,..,...,., 78 Chapman, Edward ,1.....,,....,.,............ 78 Chermak, LaVone .,,......... 68, 107, 140 Christensen, Betty ........., 30, 111, 119 Christensen, James ........,,......,......,.. 69 Christensen, Marilyn .....,,............... Christian, Joyce ..1...........,......... 48, Claussen, Kenneth Claussen, Mavis ..,,....,..........,,........... 30 136 33, 139 86 80 140 Clayton, Lois. ......,,.,.. 62, 103, 116, Cluxton, Lewis ..,........,........ 71, 96, 137 Colburn, Donald ..,...,......... 37, 108, 122 Colquhoun, lan .....,...., .45, 93, 94, 139 Conant, John ....... .,.............. ,..... . . Condon, Lois .......... .....,........... 3 3, 109 Conner, Bennett .................. 45, 93, 137 Conner, Robert ..,.... ....,.....,....., Conner, Walter ,..... .,.,........ 9 5, 93 Cooper, Martha ....., .......... 5 7, 136 Cooper, Robert . ..,.... .......... 8 6, 109 Copeman, Jean .,........ ...........,. 7 8 Coutchie, Jeannine ...... .,............... 7 8 Coxon, Doris Jean .....,....,.,.............,... 77 Crabb, Sara Ellen .............. 52, 114, 140 Crabbs, Joyce ...1.............,.........,,... 78, 84 Crawford, William ........ .,.......,..,.,,. Cripe, Carol ..........,....,. ,............ 7 7 Crissey, Janet .,...... .........1..,... 6 4, 138 Crittenden, Max .......,...........,........,... 77 Crosley, Joan ....,.......,. 51, 108,114, 138 Crosley, Phyllis .................,............,. 85 Crow, Walter ....... ................,,...... 8 7 Crowley, Ellen ..,..1............ 67, 113, 138 Crump, Carmen ..........,,.,....,....... 80, 84 Cummings, Charlotte .,,..1...........,,... 80 Cunningham, Vernon .............. 83, 107 Curtis, Graham ................ ,.....,. 7 3, 88 Daehler, Arden ..,,.......................,..,... '72 Dahlgren, Dean ....,,...,,. 14, 34, 95, 137 Dallman, Charles .,,,,.,....,......,..,...,.... Davidson, Glen .,.. 49, 93, 95, 115, 137 Davidson, Richard ................,,.......... 89 DeJarnatt, Arlie ..,.,... 67, 93, 102, 109 DeJonge, David ...........,..,,........,......, DeLashmutt, Margaret .......... 113, 134 DeLashmutt, Millard ......,...,....,...,.. 43 DeLong, Duane ...,...,,,...,,................... 81 deObaldia, Gustavo..46, 107, 113, 135 DePauw, John .......,,..,..............,.,.,..... DeRo1n, Gene ..........................,,,..,,,., 71 Dershimer, Richard .......,..,....... 73, 102 Dexter, Fred ..........,.......,.., 90, 100, 101 Dibble, Elsie ................ .....,.............. 3 7 Dickelman, Merle ...,...,.......,..,......,.. 139 Dietsch, Kenneth ..........,,,.....,....,.,,... 68 Dietz, Siegfried ....... ........ 9 3, 107, 137 Dix, Jodeen .....,....... ....,,.............. Dole, Robert ..........,... .......,.......,. 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Krueger, Doris ......, Kutlik, Mildred ..... ........ 3 4, 111, 134 Lahman, Roger ...... .,,...,.,...85, 93 136 Laible, Josephine ...................... 72, Landolt, Warren . ..,...Y..,.....A...,.,,.,...... 79 Lange, Kent ......,... 89, 90, 93, 100, 101 Lange, Lowell .,.......... 89, 90, 100, 101 Langenbach, Mary Y....... .......,.. , ..A.... . . McConnell, Campbell ........,............. 87 McConnell, John ,.,......... ......... 3 4, 137 McConnell, Robert ......... ..,..,...... 9 9 McGrey, Bert ,............ ......... McKeen, Patricia .....,. ........, 8 7 McKeon, James .Y.Y....,.. ........,... McNamara, Robert ..,..... .......,. 5 9, 139 McNeal, Grace .....,...................... 70, 104 McNeilly, John .,,,.,....,................. 69, 139 Mecartney, Harriet ,............,.........,.. Medlar, Nellie ...,...... 46, 108, 109,l10, 116, 140 109, 122 60 ....,72, 15, 30, 103, 111, 138 Laren, Ernest ....,.....,.........--.....------,', 86 Larsen, Grace ..,........,.........,....,......... 86 Laughlin, Shirl . ,..., ............-.... 3 3 Lawrence, Robert ........,........, 70 Lawrence, Roberta .......... 63 LeBeau, Robert ........,. 54, 96 LeBeau, Vivian Williams .... Lee, Marcella ......................... Leigh, Mary ........................... Leland, Margaret ..,.,,......,, 67 Lewis, Jay ......,............ ......... Lievense, Marjorie ,,.......... 33 Liike, Robert ...................,...... Lincoln, Irene Wedberg ...... '11L1 ' I 109: 136 116 136 .....63, , 113, 138 138 .....73, 102 103 , , 108 av ............l38 Linderoth, Lois ......,....1.......,.,..,.....1... 77 Lindgren, Rudie ..........,.......,...,..,.,...1 Lingel, Jean ,..,......... ....,1., 4 4, 113, 136 Lingel, Ted ........... ................Y.... 7 8 Littell, Claire ..... .1...........,1...... 3 0 Littell, Lena ............ ...,.................... Littell, Wallace .... ........ 3 7, 100, 137 Little, Edwin ......,....... .....,,.,.,..1....... 3 3 Litts, William ....,.......... ,.,..,....,..1..- 7 0 103 Olson, Marjorie ....... Olson, Robert ,,....... Ommen, Gordon ....... Orms, Howard .......... Osgood, Catherine Ostrander, Carolyn Ostrander, Jean ...,....,. 84, 85, 104, Ove-ral, James ..,,,.,.,.,. Oviatt, Marion ......., Padgham, Joan .,..,. Papenhausen, Joan Parrett, Celeste ........ Partin. Alfred ..,,.,..,.. Partridge. Shirley .... Patrick, Jean , .,......,,.. Patterson, Jerry ....,,. Paul, Opal ....,............. Pearson, Richard ...... Pearson, Warren ...... Peck, Jo Marie ........... Pelisek, Joseph ........ Livermore, Maryann ....,........... 54, Logee, William Long, Phillys ,.... ,..... Lowell, Keith ................. Lubinsky, Leon Lueders, Marion Lueders, Robert ........... Lund, Patricia .............., Lupkes, Paul ...,... Lusted, Dean ....... Lux, William ....,,. Lyford, Wayne ,....,,, MacNei1l, Beverly ....... Madely, Katherine ...,.. Madsen, Beth ...,......... Maguire, Charles ......... Mahlberg, Kenneth ..... Piper .....,.,....,. 34, .....34, 109, ifffffliif' ..........61, .,.....,,.8l, 73 43 138 139 87 88 115 108 110 Meeker, Marilyn .................,......,.....,. Meredith, Gordon ...,........ 90, 116, 137 Merrill, Carlton ....... ......,..... 4 7, 135 Merritt, Jean ...,.................................. 67 Meyer, Edward ...........,....,........,,,.,.,.. 87 Middaugh, Barbara Baird.. .. Middaugh, Jack ......,...,........,,..,,,...... Millar, Cathryn .,.............,..........,.,... 84 Miller, Charles .... 59, 94, 95, 115, 137 Miller, Marilyn ..,........,......... ..69, 138 Miller, Ora ...................,.....,,... ......... 1 37 Miller, Sara Lu ,........, ,...,..,. 6 7 Minasian, Samuel ....,.. ,,,... 8 2 Minnick, Donald ..,,,,. ......... 6 0 Mitchell, Nancy ........, .,..,...,..,, 7 8 Modjeski,xNorbert ........, ,..,,,.,........ 8 3 Modjeski, Richard ....,... ..,...... 7 3, 139 Mohr, Marjorie .......... ..,...... 6 7, 138 Moloney, Stanley ....... ..........,.. 8 7 Molter, John ............... ...,..,.. 1 42 Mondragon, Philip .............,..,,.......... 89 Monnier, William ......,.........,..... 55, 135 Mooney, Betty Wallace ................,... 140 Mooney, Russell .,..........,,..,....... 70, 135 Moore, Clifford .............. ..........,.. 7 2 Morey, Charles ........ .....,,...... 8 8 Morey, Elizabeth ........................ 68, 134 Morgan, John ,.......,.,,...,.,...,,, 93, 98, 99 Morgan, Shirley Reynolds .,....,1....., 33, 134 Moser, Daniel ..,.,.,......,........,......... 70, 96 Mosher, Helen ...... Moss, Barbara ....., . ,.,,....,...... 69 ..........,.138 80, .53, 107, 114, Perry, J ack .,,...,,. ..,, Peters, Ruth ...,.......,. Petersen, Joyce ........ Petersen, Nancy ....,.. Peterson, Barbara Peterson, Einar ......... Peterson, Marjorie Pfeiffer, Aileen ....,.,. Pfeitfer, Marilynn Phillips, Eilen ....... es .......,84, 102 ...,.,,..102, 141 108 139 ....., .. 77 136 ...,....,90, 100, 101 140 140 ,.15, 68, 122, 142 ....,...........l09, 113 ...93, 94, 95, 137 139 141 109 ..,,...,,4a, 114, 138 81 ......... .. 73 .............s0, 84 84 114, 134 Phillips, Paul ........,.,.. .,,.......,.........,. Phillips, Richard ....., ........,.. 6 7, Pick, Gladys .............. .......,....... 8 3, Pickrell, Ronald .,...,, ........ 9 3, 99, Pierce, Robert ...... Rich, Joan ..........,.,,..,.. Mason, Janet .,...,,......,. Malmstrom, Dorothy .......,,,...... 73, Mansfield, Frank ......... Mansfield, James ...... Markel, Barbara ........ 136 69 70 .......l36 Marshall, Elizabeth . .....................,.. . Marshall, Harry ..........,.,..,...,............ 85 Marshall, Nancy .....,.......... 30, 108, Martel, Edna .,.............................. 37, Marthinson, Nornakay Martin, Edwln ................... .............. 68 Masacek, Vee ..,....... fQfffff341 111 140 82 Mathews, Audrey ......... Mathews, Douglas ..,...., Mathews, Randall ...,,.. Matthiessen, Marilee .. Maurath, Marilyn ,........ Maxwell, Grace .,.,,.. May, Marilyn .....,. McAdam, Ben ...,..... McCarthy, Rita .....,.... McCollister, Crete ....... 139 134 134 80 135 .....,,..88, 93, 99 136 81 fffff so .......102 85 85 Moss, Robert ..........,,,.., .,,.,..,. 1 4, 137 Mowery, Kenneth ...,, ..,.,,.,,,,,, 7 1 Mowry, Audrey ...., ,,,,,,, 8 0, 84 Moy, Marsh .....,.,...... ........,.,...,, 8 8 Mueller, Dorothy ..,,.. ,,..,.,., 4 6, 134 Mummery, William ....... ............ 6 2 Naderhoff, Donald ..... ,......,. Nauert, Fred ,.,......... ,....,,,,,,,, 7 9 Nauman. Ronald ...... .,....,....,.,,. 7 3 Navin, Walter ,.,,.,. ...,... 1 16, 139 Nealey, Grace ...... .......,.........,. 8 6 Neeley, Jack ............. ..........,,..,. 6 9, 142 Nelson, Charlotte ,........... 67, 113, 138 Nelson, John ......................., 34, 98, 139 Nelson, Lois ...,.,.......... 86, 99, 104, 138 Nesse, Virginia ................,...........,.,... 77 Newman, Janet .....,............ 34, 103, 138 Newton, Jean ..,...,.,. .....,. 3 7, 108, 119 Nichols, Frank .,.. - ......................,....,..., 71 Nichols, Jacqueline .......,.,..,,............ 72 Nichols, Roger ...,..,.,. 46, 102, 107, 115 Nichols, William .......... 83, 93, 96, 102 Nicoll, Norma Jean .................... 63, 136 Nishiyama, Molly ............ 44, 115, 136 Nissen, Marvin ...,.... ..,..,.,,.,,,,.,...,.,, 7 0 Nunley, Conrad ,..... ,........... 5 9, 139 Odell, Ben ....,.......,..........,.,.,..,.,.,,,, 83, 93 Oertley, Robert ........ 61, 107, 113, 135 Olesen, Darlene ,........,.,.....,.,.,.,,.,,..,. 69 Olesen, Sine .....,.,.. .......,.. 6 8, 103, 108 Pivitz, Gertraude 107 112 137 Polgreen, Philip ...........,....,..,..,..,...,,. 78 Polzer, Joseph . ,........ ....,.. ,..............,,., Porter, Roberta Sandrnore ...... 33, 140 Porter, Wilson ,,..,.,... . Presnell, Laurel ,.,,,,.. Probasco, Arthur ..... Pruitt, Phyllis ..,,.......,..,,..., 59, 114, Pulver, Patricia ....... Pursell, Franklin ..... Pursell, Louise Curtiss ..,....,..,.....,.,. Pursell, Marjorie ...,.. Quant, Edward .....,.. Raaf, Dolores ..........,,. Ramseyer. Gwen ..... Rasey, Ralph .,...,.,.. Ratzer, Loraine ....... Rausch, Jeanne .....,.. Reames, Martha ...,..., Reeder, Virginia ...... Reep, Howard .......... Rega, Patsy .,...,... ..., Rehmel, Mary ....... Reilly, Jeanne ....... Renner, George .. .,.. Retsinas, Georgia ..... Rhoads, Joan ...,,....... Rickert, Leighton .... Riedesel, Marvin ....., Riedler, Mary Alice ........., 67, 113, Rieger, Elaine ........... 61 141 , .,,................,.,.. 82 136 141 .,..67, 93, 95, 137 81 142 103, ,.....,.,..56, ...93, 94, 95, 136 136 140 136 108 137 138 ........,50, 109, ...fQQff115, 60Q ,.,......'z0, 103, 134 140 113 137 135 138 Ringgenberg, Clayton ..,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Ringgenberg, Lyle .... Ringgenberg, Ralph Roberts, Eugene ..,...., Robinson, Louise ..... Rolaff, Ruth ........... ..77, 96, 143, 113 94 95 fffflffffilii, ,139 85 79 Spear, David .....,....,........... 57, 122, Roscoe, Garth ....,.. .,..,.48 Rowland, Robert ....,,,.,.......A., Rowley, Charles ................ 37 Rowley, Margaret ,..............., Rowley, Vinton ............,...,..... Ruby, Harriet .........,,....,.....,. 107 109 Rudesill, Jean .... 53, Ruggeberg, Lois .... Rump, Eunice .,,,..... Russell, Donna .,.,.., Russell, Judith ..... Rust, Myrtle ..,...,. n fiiliifidki 'ffflfflsb Sackrison, Anita ............,....... Safford, Katherine .,.,...,.... 45 Salisbury, Wendell ..,............ Salm, Robert ...............,..,,...,.., Sanderson, Donald .l.,.. 72, 9 , 114, 142 .,.,.38. 110 , 108, 135 86 .....69, 110 , 114, 141 71 , 107, 141 ,..107, 141 , 103, 138 38 , 114, .,,..64, .....83, 3 96 v 1 Schleish, Phyllis .,........,,..,...,....,......., Schlots. Martha ,,..... . Schmidl, Ralph ..,..,..,... Schmitt, Richard ,,.....r Schneider, Mary .....,..,, Schneider. Wallace ..,..,. Schofer, Elizabeth Schrader, Virginia ,..,.. 84 119 139 108 102 37 78 81 71 99 Schroeder, Jonh. ...i.,,,.....,...,,....... 81, 85 Schroeder, Patricia ,.., i...... ..,...,..,i.,.. Schrum, James ........,.......,...............,. Schuckmell, Natalie.,33, 10 7, 113, 141 80 Schultz, Charlene ..,.......,................... Schwab, Leslie Johnson .,,,.,........,... Schwab, William .,..,,....,...,... Schwartz, Richard ......,....., Schwartz, Sydell ..,,.. Scott, James .,......... Scruggs, Waldo ......,r 34 54 85 80 79 79 93 99 Sones, Mary ....... ....,...........,... , 107 70 Soper, Robert .,.,...,........ 72, 93, 95, . . . 82 Soper, Virginia ..........,,......,.,....... , Souders, Louise Rogers ...,.. ' ..,....,...... 100 104 73 Souders, Ralph ....,..,.,.,.........,,......,,... 68 Spangler, Frances ,........,......,,........., Vaughn, James ..... Vifquain, John ...,. Voeltz, Dorothy ...........,...........,......,. Volez, Helen ..........,................... Von Meeteren, Henry ....,,..,..,,........... Voorhees, Mary .....,.. 67, 103, Voss, Norma Jean ..,,........., 73 112, 112, 1 Stager, Jane ...........,..................... 37, 113 Voyce, Charles ..,,...,.....,....,. 38, 95, Voyce, Dale ,.......... Wagner, Harold 81 62 136 71 138 140 137 95 79 142 85 138 141 135 88 Stalen, Jaclyn .........,., 68, 104, 113, Staley, Betty Lou .....,...,,............. 59, Stamp, Erwin .........,,,.,,....,.......... 72, Stanwood, Richard ...... ............. Stearns, Marjorie ,..... ..,...,,.. Steiner, Rodney .,...... ...,......... 7 1 Sterkel. Margaret ..,....,.....,..,...........,. 84 Stewart, Betty ,,..............,...,....... 60, 109 Stewart. Janet ,,,.......,,,.................... 49 Stiles, Lvnn ,..,.............. 77, 93, 96, 102 Stolarz. Edward ,,..,......,,.....,..,.....,.... Stone. Marjorie .......... .......... 8 5 Strack, Nancy ..............., ............. 7 7 Strahocky. Bettv ......,..,.r..,...,,.......,.. 73 Strock. Elaine Tague.. ,..,.,..,.,..,,, 30. 136 Stroclf. Faraday ........,.... .,........ 3 0, 139 Strong, Maryanna ..... ,............ 3 3, 140 Strucker. Ruth ....... ,......... 8 4, 87, 104 Stucki. Curtis ........, ..................,. 8 2 Stucki, Donald ,,....., ..............,.. 8 9, 107 Swan. Betty ........,,... ....,... 6 8. 113. 134 Swaney, Charles ,....... ........ 4 2, 93, 99 Swanson, Bettv ....., .,......., 4 4, 136 Swanson, James ....,,.,...,.....,,............. 87 Swanson, Margaret ..,....,.... 83. P4. 104 Swanson. Robert ...,...,....,,....,..... 89, 102 46 Swartz. Sydell .,......,........,..,........,...... Swift. Arlene ......,..... 49, 104, 109, 136 Swoboda, Frances ..,,,.........,...,.,,...... 56 Swomley. Alice .,.,.,......... ..............,.. 7 1 122 Swords. John ...,.. .....,.... 7 3, Swords. Maria ...., ..........,.. Scruggs. William ...........................i.. Searls, James ..........,.....' .,,............. 8 7, Sebern, John .,.............,,. 71, 93, 95, Seger, Gretchen ,....,..,...,.,.,.,,,,,,.. 34, 134 Seitter, Carolyn .,...., ...,,......,.., 3 7, 134 Sellers, Carolyn ....... .,..,... 5 1, 104 Sienf, John ,...,.......... ............ 8 9 Shank, Cyril .,............., ......,. 1 39 Shaver, Daphene ,....... ........,... 8 7 Shaw, Carol ........,..,.. .,...,......... 7 3 Shaw, Marjorie ,....,. .,,.,..,.. 8 4, 86 Sheley, Mary ..,,...,.. ....,....... 8 O, 104 Sherrill, Dale ......,,. ...,,..,,...,......... 1 00 Silliman, Joan .......,..,........ ,29, 103, 138 Silvera, Ruben ...,...,....,..,.......,......,... 69 Silverberg, Julian ...... ................,.. 1 02 Sinclair, Del ...........,, .,...,,. 6 7, 142 Sindt, Joanne ..........., ............ 7 7 Skarin, Robert .........,,,. ........ 3 4, Syms, Muriel ..,.....,........ 73 69 Slothower, Margaret Small, Smith, Smith, Smith Richard ........... Barbara ...,... Barbara Burton ....... Smith: Edwin ,.... Smith, Gary ,.,...... ., Smith Howard .....,,,, Smith Smith Smith smith: Smith Smith Jane . ,..... . .,....,,. . 132 70 ....,..78, 93 11.64, 115 83 ,.......139 73 89 Jean Miller ........,,. ......., 5 3, Margaret Ray ......... Norell ,.,.,.........,.,,. . Phyllis ........,...,. ...,...,,...l16 136 Virgil 1 ...................,,,,.............., Smith Virginia .............,,........... 57, Smothers, Mary Ruth ........,....... 71, Smyth, Gwen ....................,, 56, 108, Snodgrass, Richard ...,,.,....,,..,,......... 81 137 107 134 111 135 101 104 Snook, Rodger ......,..... 83, 90, 100, ' 30 Snyder, Elizabeth ,.....,...,........... , Taglve.Mari1vn 50, 104, 113, 115 138 Tashiro. Thomas ...,.,...................,... Taylor, John ........... ..,..... 7 1, 121 122 Taylor. William ,.... ..........,....,. 8 5 Tcmnle, Lois ,,...... .......... 8 6 104 Temple, Philip .....,, ..,.,....,..,. 9 3 Tenney, Craig .,,....,. ..,....,.......,,.... 1 07 Thayer, Barbara .,,............. 48, 114 136 Thomas, Dale ..,.....,..... 90, 93, 100 101 Thomas, Norman .....................,.. 69 107 Thomsen, Leo ..,....,............ 90, 100, 101 Thomson, Alice .... 15, 49, 103, 104, 138 Thor, Evelyn .,..... ,..,.. ......... 3 0 , 109, 110 Tinder, Martha Jane .........,...,., 104, 121 Toppen, Priscilla ...,.......... 86, 104, 112 Townsend, David ,..... ..,.......,......... 6 4 Townsend, James ..... .......... 6 8, 135 Trego, Jean ........... .,,..... 78, 84 - Trevillian, Mary ....... ,.,...., 5 2,140 Trotter, Virginia ....... ..,,,...., 6 7, 136 Trump, Doris ,.....,.... .......,.. 6 9 Tunnicliff, John ...., ...... 8 7 Tyson, Herbert , ..,..,... ..,..... . . Underwood, Wallace ...,.. ...,.... 8 0, 93 Vance, Helen ...........,... .,...,.... 3 3, 140 Vance, James ............,.............,...,,.,.... 107 VanFossen, Doris ..............,....,.......... 53 Van Metre, Douglas .,...................,.... 88, 94, 95, 102 Van Steenburgh, Elston .....,............ 81 Van Winkle, Barbara ..,,.......,....,....... 107, 110, 136 Wakey, Jean .......... Walder, Warren Waldorf, Eugene ....... Walker, Beverly ........37, ...,,...34, 140 139 137 82 Walrath, Ruth .........,....,... ........ 8 1 Walsh, Thomas ......,............ ..,.,,.. 6 7 Walton, Anne Hoover ....,.. ......., 3 3 Walton, Clyde .............,,... ........... 7 0 Wardell, Richard .,....... ..,,...... 8 4, 99 Masson, Walter ..... .....,..... Waters, Velva .,,...,.............,.....,........, 79 Watson, Paul .....................,................ 110 Waychoff, Walter .,........,.,. 70, Webb, Sally .............. 85, 104, 113, 142 112, 113 Weber, Paul .....,.l....................,.,,.. 88, 93 Weber, Ralph ...................,.................. 86 Weidman, Jeanne .... I ......... 37, 110, 140 Weigand, Carol .......,,......, ,..............,. . 68 Weislogel, Orville .............,,.,....,,...., 77 Weiss, Donald ..........,......... 69, 116, 142 Welch, Margaret ,....,........ 30, 110, 138 Weller, Earl ......,,... ,......,....,......... 7 2 Weller, Marjorie .,..... .,...... 6 8 Wertz, Dorothy ..,...... ........... 7 9 Wherry, Richard ..... ,.............. 8 9 Whitbeck, Joanne ,...... ............ 7 1, 116 White, Darlene ...,............,......,,... 57, 104 Whitmer, Beverley .......... 47, 114, 141 Whitmer, Shirley ..,..,,..,..., 47, 114, 141 Whitmore, Dean ....... ...................... 6 0 Wick, Mary ...,....,.., .....,..... 3 4, 111 Wieland, Louise ...... .,...,.. 5 1, 138 Wilcox, Dwain ..... ........,.,r 5 4 Willey, Elwood ....,. ...... 8 2, 109 Willey, Phyllis ....,.,................,.... 56, 136 Williams, Martha ,.... ..........,.,,,.......... 8 4 Williams, Nathan ........ 77, 82, 96, 102 Williamson, Mary Lou ..,.........,..,.,,.,. 68' Wilson, Shirley ..............,........... 78, 104 Wirnpress, Richard ......,..,,,.........,.... 82 Winner, Sally .......,....,.,,,..,.......... 70, 140 Withrow, Helen.,15, 41, 103, 115, 136 Witt, Fred ..........................,..,..,...,.,,..,. Witwer, Peter .............................. 81, 116 Wolfe, John ......., ....,....,.. Wolfe, Walter ....... ,...,.,, Wolter, William .....,,.., ........,......... 8 2 Woodin, Jessie ............................ 67, 138 Woodin, John ....,,.....,.........,........ 34, 142 Woodman, Jacqueline .,.. 53, 110, 114 Wotczak, Zygmont ,................,.. 30, 139 Wright, Dorothy ........,......, 69, 113, 141 Wright, Stanley ................ 42, 115, 121 Wurster, Austie ........ ...,......... 1 09 Wziontka, John ......... .......,. Yaw, Helen .......,.. Young, Nadine ..,.. Zabilka, William .,....,. , 111 88 80 72 72 52 Zadnichek, Albert ...... ,.,........ Zamorski, Lucien ........ .......,....... Ziegler, Charlotte .....,. ........ 3 3, 138 Zieman, Gretchen ....... ...,....,. 7 8, 84 Zoda, Francis ............. .........,, Fclculty olnd Administration Anderson, Carol ..... , ......,. . Baker, Charles ......,. ......... 2 5 Barrett, Elsie .,.....,....... .....,,... Bauerbach, Harriet ...... ...... Beadle, Edwin ....,.... .. . Betts, Alice ..,,........... .,,... Brady, Bernice ....... Brierly, Ruth .....,.. ...... Blair, Marian ........ .....,.,,, Brooks, Frank ,.,i. ..,...... 2 1 Brooks, Laura ...... ..,.......... Churchill, Helen ..... ,.,.... 2 1, 107 Cole, Russell ........... .............v... Coleman, Jessie ........... ...,......... Culbertson, James ....... ...,,.... 2 0 Dahlgren, LaVonne .,......., 13, 14 Dalton, Mary ........ii....i ................. Davis, Watson ........ ..,...... 2 2 DeJarnatt, Donna .,.,.. ..,,..... 2 3 Devereaux, Eugene ....., ,......,.. Duckwall, John .......,... ..... , DuVal, Francis ....... Ebersole, F. F .......,.. ...... Elkins, Eugene ...i,,. .,........ Ennis, James ...........,.... ....,..,. 1 9 Entwhistle, Maxine ...,., .....,.... Fessenden, Seth ...... ................ 2 2 Flynn, Helen ........ ..,.... 1 8, 110 German, Francis ......... . ,......,,. .. Hanzl, Clifford ......... ...............,. Heig, Barbara .................,..,.,.....,. 26 Henderson, Lois ................ 16, 111 Henderson, Philip ..,..,,,.... 23, 127 a Higbie, Dorothy ...................,............ 13 Holmes, Mavis ............ 11, 15, 108, 111 Hubbard, Mrs. Dudley ............,,,.r,.... 12 Hudson, Lois ...........,..,i.......,,,,.......,... Hunter, Gladys .....,,...,., ,..,,,, 1 4 Huebsch, Leila .........,,,. ....,.. 1 4 Hutchinson, Mark .,..... ....... 1 7 Johnson, Albert ......, ,,.,. . 23 23 Johnson, Bertha ..,..,. .,,..,. 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