DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

Notes for the 1957 volume:

Page 214 includes a graduation photo of Vernon Jordan, a civil rights activist and former adviser to President Bill Clinton.

Text from Pages 1 - 344 of the 1957 volume:

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'rc KN - ., E' .- acl ol reaiftration as uoperclassmen louglit tlie menace of automation and unlmowing er made tlwe lal3yrintliine rounds in Bowman Gymnasium lor tlwe lirst time . . . 'R 0' fx , , xde- Q, . X' Lt X X , .J,.. X A trred dad guns as he wonders rl l'1rs three Lucyrtos left anything at home llre trallrc ram at tl'1e auad ooenrng day was tlre worst tl'rat anyone could remember, as oullrng dad and lwarrred mom unloaded dauglwter and passed tentative judgment on lwer new roommate Florence l-lall Il was rnvaded by lreslrman men alter servrna as a lwaven lor tlne drstall srde ol tlwe Depauw oooulatron lor tlre last tlwree years, llwe lroslr lound tlwemselves rn a new and strange world, and eaclw one was anxious to mal4e a good start rn rt, Del3auw's new coeducatronal orrentatron system aawe lreslrmen , l an informal introductron to tlre intrrcacres ol lrvrng rn tlwe DeDauw lamrly. lney survrved entrance exam- t l inations olwysrcals, and regrstratron, and were none tlwe worse for rt i 17 5 l 5 XII ff-45' X X- X IA N , ...lg 'Q XM Q XY 'N, war.,-A i , f ff f ,I fi X XQTV xx r - ya , 'X Nx N-- si x x .qi .Q 1 X' er f,f X f A,--ix 3155.15 . - GCQSE' ,,f I .oy-1 4 ...-V-f us ru I' peas l mn -x, .. N- 14 ,,., 0-55 2' IL? -,V--i-' L .,,,. .' l. T Y., .,.- we ' 'WIN Tw w'.f-'-- nth -r' rryvnq to fund o nrcl'1L-lnllirs world ol the learned Gnd the leovnlng. X SKI r-- 'I . d Heel? :rr 're feporore world ol tlwe Unrversuty. Ar lrrst, lwe woe scored, out wlwen 1-r' 'rw' 3 'C Frm C1 mire rn tlns world ol flue leorned ond tlwe leornrng, lwe wos no longer gm ' fr l nn: 1 Crrld l fpole oi o clnld, Wlren l become o mon l put owoy Clwlldislw tlwings We we A 'wif rr' cofcrowlf Vu' rnentoply, From lwome os lve become more ond more olasorbed in re DQQUQH rfifrlo ferrlrrrg unto college lrle, he Found vvlnere lwe belonged ond supported tlwe pro- gror vw ren ptrmor, cone refponzuprluty to lrus porents ond, most rmportonl, to lwumsell. Most C5 're T,E'fCl': U' Depzgxf fel' 'lzi ffoy Eoclr rrod to prove nrmsell. 18 ' 1 I 'Q C .X Y s 1. A l' 1 . 1' V' D Opening Day convocation marked the separation point for the freshman After this they would be on their own and they knew it ,i i is .L i i i Y gl-: if as K5 m B L r 2 X ', At the Presiclent's reception the freshman met the university people to whom he would be responsible forthe next four years, After t ities he made his way to the dining roorn for the gallons ol punch andthe cookies bythe gross being served by pretty Alpha Lams 34 1. r 5 L .lu !! ,Q 5? l ' -3 fx F he s - - 1 Q 'S 18'- .1 Jiri 'ii Il he formal- 4 10 4 I 110, A 1 'Q 6.4 we 4' 'T Q ik, - 1 'X 7g 5 . Y -5, i 3 wmnorfvlelicrryq -..v-uv if - '41 , Y ll ' 1,1-1 R QR ,,,,,. The liollowed Ernst College bell os seen by 0 possing pigeon just Walkin' in the Rein was on old song when the monsoons come. Lber clofzes ftorted tlwere vyos o deliglitlul interregnum ol slulling otl becouse tlwe old librory wos no were ond 'tie new one bod not opened its doors. As o result, terrible study lwobits built oround tlfme cottee breolf were estoblislied. llwe oorlcing problem wos still bod belriind Asbury, ond Mr. 0'l loir ,V-fo? grill on duty or tlwe Front door to greet tlfie eiglwt ocloclcers, Alter tlwe librory opened, o new niglit- time zocietf defeloped, rioying its origin in tlie smolcing room. llwe 'kliben become tlwe ploce to go to zociolize ond, occosionolly, to get some vvorla done, llwe yeor wore on os yeors ore-wont to do, ond e,-eryore iettled into o routine bosed on greot new resolutions. WI cz mx.-wk: , 1 .f-,.-4 mais l no-, W wuswq- ' ' Sd Mavis -it e-.t . Q., -5 sw'-4'f?g4- 'f' ' gif - The new Roy O West Lnbrary, named rn honor of one ofthe outstandmg men rn De-Pauw's history, completes the second quad on campus, U R R-1'1 'Xg . Helen West Cannon :ut-, the satan rrbloon to open the new library Asone freshmanlearnedglasspanelsare not to be walked through, l' .-.fir rdrd he-lte.e 'rdf a dream had at last become a brrclt, steel, and stone realrty. A monument ' e .vin ff'lD1fD3'J.r'flQ rragter planners, the Roy O. lNest Lrbrary stood ready lor the tasl4 which had l1eew:,ldcednr,fvr r' 'ill 'annlng and fupplementrng the lrberal arts tradition at Depauw. lhe Greater Dehauff Droaram lad dehfered :ts hrst promrse to the growth ol learning. lhe noise ol pigeons was reCl'JCeC hy 'he rauedl ot ruhlder soles on the new relerence room Floor. Freshmen were awed by :fe ct,rldrrg'i. Qpacronine-f,, npperclassmen saw that there were more chairs than people and were rrdrvtgl, ff- new lrordrf ffa' lndeed a hne thang. ss It represents the completion of the first part of the Greater DePauw Program as it sustains and supplements the liberal arts tradition ffm Librarians chuclcled with glee as they sorted boolcs Transporting them was a monumental task involving a whole summer's work. X xNh, N,,. , xxi':. .t , '-.-' ' -.X 's nh., it ,--4 1 4V,. Qs' ' New vga V- HW V E' tt' , - , .V i-WM W- ,,rt on Hundreds thronged the new quad lor the procession from histor- ical Meharry Hall to the newlibroiy that united old and new 23 xxx t The P f!'9s GNPWE ..QisJ'ivLf'3. Jesfizif ' '5 i t is TN get fi A ... mmm'-r - u M, . H ' X Esrzrei tm' 'W ezmlm? was-mmm X N .5 .,X-X, -Q , ' 77' Q, T' - 'U + V r , wx ' bfi 1 . ' 'sa f 2 2 A' x -- The in -1 . Y 'E' .,.-- ,........::5f'5: It-1portyrrmt-nwth-'cutyr-vom as The Dr-Pauwn has nts annual open house for freshmen A 1' 'L-frrrrf-'er 'wr tha' college world, The Depauw was Instrumental ID brrnglng Campus issues ' l' ' ' r f 'ttf nigh 'hc ellorts ol The Depauw that the honor system controversy was brought 11 l'fff':lv'1r'rClr,1rrCe ol letters to the edrtor showed Increased student interest It not the t merrlhrilri, ol the Depauw tamuly. Freshmen newcomers to the newspaper ri: ' fd e fglwfilrrfr nl Q17 room typewruters exerting. The more adventurous journeyed to the Banner rffce mr- prrrv f',- rf ml mth elbow grease whale they learned the ropes. More than an ac- ' The Depauw 'er .od 'hf- cdrrpuf lify efercrsrng rts edltorsal lreedom. It r , V ' High excitement prevails as a sorority welcomes its new pledges th Agil A friendly circle forms when the new additions have arrived 1 M m Slab . i. 'hee v'l'Q3ll ii is r 1 I 1 5 ' I -vii XV-K g l ri ii' Freshmen relax during the short interval between parties, How will l ever be able to remember everyone's name7 lll l Mgrganized pedlamn may well he the pest vvay ol describing rush at Depauw ln a iumlole ol cartief running the gamut from cozy sessions to Formal desserts, rushes and rushees had opportunity for recipro- 5 cal scrutiny while having a good time lmlelping to iron out complications vvhile lending rushees a , sympathetic ear and impartial advice, the panhellenic Council helped to lteep some semblance of order. ln a never-ending attempt to improve the system, Danhel this year extended time limits on parties and declared Sunday a day ol rest from the rigors ol rush. Regardless ot the outcome, each i gal acquired a perennial grin and a taste for ten lands of punch. r 1, N l un,- E l Bug arateu, lxttle suslers, and sundry olhers enjoy an ouling. ,-45 1. Q ia H 41:,afiagf5-xv A Q' ff'2w5i li ll, YN Z Hn ww 'iir his Q 'am J, . fi.. ' Wwevee QQ ' - . -- r .- ,v 'Q , , Y , Q - ,fr , 'fa-.. W , ' , Q av., ' 4-X, 119' i serxnxe . The-ras altend a Halloween servvce, rnournrng the demrse ol D EI! An old covered bridge brings baclc memories of infinile variety. lre Cimmg of fall neralded zlre pucnuc, tlve exclwange, tlwe lang wallc ID tlwe country, and tlwe CHEAT i J Eelremrg fre fA,f Ord, al the Sage wlwo once sand, 'Klr as not all in tlme bcolcsf' Depauw students ,- 'if 're ffccaf cr' full clterrracns or enjoyed tlre otlwer actuvities that complement bool4 learnin' in 'fe ecucaizif Cl fre namre adult lal-mg tlwe last reprieve lrom academics before settling downto a lfrg .V-frnrerf grvd 'le pparlimunded and rlwe gung-lwo traipsed to Blaclctoclc lor football and cross Cir-ffm llle referle ol lull was zlraltered by tlwe llrst round ol exams. Students were sobered by tlwe furffrorl m l-lungary and tlle Muddle lfasr. Zh 4 2 Dan Hanna puts his University Band charges through their paces dur- ing a football game timeout. nt An early evening pep session sends the DPU gridders on their way to Muncie and the Ball State Cardinals, A gloomy gridiron crew malres its way tothe lock- er room after dropping their opener to lCC-rival Evansville. The Tigers couldn't get going until the Dads' Day contest with Indiana State. .t-1 rfrf i I ,,Q.5 Q ' 2 .W , 4-' ': X31 y TIS 77 x vu 3 9 -Q 1' af - qv., ,gn-. un- ,,, Are you ZUDCY'i'S3F'd7 Do you crrnqo undyr Rho re-:gn cr? tyronny rn your clossroom7 Does your roommate snore7 Wcrs Sonia Claus mean to you7 Drd your qrrl Qryf- you 0 bod Mme' Are you Flunlwrrrq out7 Drown your sorrows rn o frve-ceni cup of lye brewed oi THE DOUBLE. 28 l New game looks like good old bridge played on a Cuiia board. N,, s 4 it ff .safes-ssh, Q34-1 i ' HV Instead ol blowing outa candle, new Beta pinmsn takesa shower' 'l b ' ' - X ' A -If-' v xii, - .sz X , B ' ., y . ,,- 4,,g,:,s , A .. ' -1' ,1 , '1' -K f' '- i ' 'J if. ' QMQQ i 1-5 T22 . 5 'T L-'bi , z ,- ,f - ,.. 1 -' ' K .5 ,K X 1 , ' V. - . N - ' .. - .fi -, g just-3 , Q jf. Stitch-droppers compare lcnitting notes while the Coffee perlfs, GBT members at their chapel stations in the l'lub,rusl'1 Fred l-lawlc Witlw tlwe coming ol colder vveatlwer, activity centered on indoor sports. Bridge and borassing vvere tlwe main pastimes ol tlwe Depauvvite. l-le slwovved bis gregarious nature as lwe gatlwered vvitlfi colworts at tlwe l-lub, Doub, Sub, and otlwer establisliments. llwat venerable institution, tlie collee brealc, en- abled all to let ott steam and take a vvell-earned rest from academic labor. llwere were times and places to breakgtlwe Double alter closing lwours lor a relwasli ol tlwe evening, tlwe l-lub during clwaoel and on Friday afternoon vvlwen time lGlF'ers came out en masse. Every living unit liad a lwall-lwour ol clwaos every niglwt vvlien even tl'ie most diligent ouslied aside tlwe boolcs. 20 l l I i l f' l ' I f , I. be u X ,, ', ll, li, l ll l. Ii ,i P .fffg V! . L 4 A 2 X ' fm! '- ' A 'i . wxsxx xxx ' X 2 Q6-ss: X. rss. -misc 'sts x1'XEi1:1f SvfYx.s N1 , , .' -.':'.f'xsf.v - - X N NX it ft 'RTIIX' t -N - Nut: 9-Xvx'--:SNS wg Y-itssfw vcgg:.f1R J v xo 'Xg' ff. if'N-iissv 's . .. Axis l p: s s., f N --srffiwatqkzx One halt ot this twosome says, l dreamed I went to Field Day.., When it comes to playing catch with eggs, the yolk's on you. filthaugr it didnvt rnalfe the Chicago Tribune this fall, Field Day vvas still a rousing event. The pie- frrreared lace' and yollf-itained hands coloring the helds would have also loolced good in any comic fecwan pull . pull . . . pull' vvas the rhythmic chant vvhen the vvome-n's living units nec tar the tugea'-vvar championship. Alter much ettort, six red-laced Alpha Gams emerged as the heltiegt females on me campus. By lar the most sophisticated event was the orange race. Most eniayalole about this vvere the practice sessions on sorority lawns. As always, the teams were neclf-to-nec? ability and efperience once again told vvho the victors would be. Rector QD-MHA All nrt' .-,n 'Z , 645' V ' i ,. 7 s L i 'tif Y fNM,aq,.gQL2 'al1 ,N - 5- .743101 if , '-, ' Y K 'dv' -X5 , 1 'V -. -te. so A . A.. . , is r V ' VA f -' , ., ,. f-'P' Y V NVQ. .U viii , - t f Q hu., ff: ' - H- fs ' -' ' 4 .13 ':L,f..: , '. ' --bfi' unit,l1Lff'ff !.ff.,Z.-fzC'f ' ' I -:-'iffff.. ,.-7' f - f3'f'ii4: 'gif'-, .. i 1-fi? f' 1 1 ' ' Kappa sophomores dig in to avoid being tugged over the center line, Teamwork and shee bulk are both necessary to win this contest, J J . r Q N , is Y ,X 5 ,N 5 ex i , Q 2 fer ,,..g,Qf W' 1 5 f..,r KY all X A Q- Ag, :-1:14 ,, -, i fri , -131' ' f-'ff K- Q,,.. .--fi 1' , -, . M -jf. ,...,, ,:,..,f is -. r-z.,....-:M 5 6 -- --...- -r .iw - 1 - 'Jgff 1 :yt-1' l .. ' if - L ML ,.- '1 ' -2 . - A ' it 1 ' ri,-5 ' Y S - . f ffl' ,fi , i 3 A ,gt . rf- ' r Q 9513- ' 3 A ' i I g 4 .ns 'i 1 - i .J , Long and lean, short and stocky, with or without muscles, hirsute and otherwise-take your pick from this array of good-looking legs, emerged triumphant, The egg-throvving Contest added a great deal ol color to the heldf Alpha phi-Sigma Nu copped this battle. Garbed in raincoats to tal4e the place ol bibs, senior women had their dilticulties in the pie-eating contest, but when the strife was oler, Ann Boren and Leila Scelonge ol Alpha Gam gobbled up the opposition. Class told in the menis legs contest, and Ul:w-eddy Augspurger ol Phi psi sprinted home with the title ol Hniltiest gams on the campusn, Ann Dissinger ol Alpha phi scooted into the junior womens legs Crown, By virtue ol their Full rosters ol jocks, Alpha Phi and phi psi toolc the all-events trophies. 31 A 'Q fl' lv-'0 ' up -N VT i X.-'io t,X'vwe If , . w Ln , g t gu i it 5' ' P ' 1 'li I L V: t . ' t 3 t lt A t v Q I X 'KX S 5, 2 w. - -.f -t -f x -- ,gkix A X Y T- 'x ' t This gome I5 designed for spetelul young men ond women who would rather wotth the victim qrlmoce thcm squirt out the Candle Nx,,,,.srx X A, .1 ,fm The toculty got,-5 Cin,-t-it to welcome new pledge Ed Gcilllgon to the hmthf,-rhood ol Dr-lto Oniucron lou lreeloodinq fraternity Thele's nothing like being on top of the world, or on top 0' Greencastle, in c ferns wheel with cornlvol lights twinkling below' , . .fig 'M L A- w , 1- . ' tit 2I :f, 1 f - . .mu mms' 4 K H , Q fx- :mam f .-e . A . .-ft: 1. - .1 N - 11111: ' 'X M.-N . ' 4, .:1, 51535 2 5- AIN: ' W Y f- .1TJ1Ti.f.,.t2 - Ihr 7 W 1 ll ' A Y 1 l Q V L . 1 , W 1 Q Qt 7 -fx xx ---Q iq 'f w X- - 4' X-X x 'X SAFE ond Locust gals fund that this is one wotery way to spend on evening Their booth earned the most money for WUS in Vi t mole lueginning in the UB loollroom, the WUS cornivol bollooned into o reol, honest-to- gifofxeiii alQ-TIVTWJ flew Vlfnth leztnyutres moved outside to lfost Colle e S uore lonners were ol- Q Cl 1 D Z 'fc note liefrlfifr. which refulted in such ottrocllons os the Wotery Alrlcon Dip ond the Wlortor 2136 zlfu' fftict me-fer would howe possed indoor censorship. A merry-go-roundfwith re-ol colliope ic uooflo 'ff 'le ie me otmoepltere, but the ferns wheel stole the spotlight. l-lunclreds ol students To 'zfffinetzolff' il Cleo 'fi' ride it onfgl to enjoy the cornivol sights lrom Woy up in the blue. A lost Utd luring Freq lnloo renlfnced the Turtle Derby. Selling For tive clollors o heod, the irogs gove the 32 -1-U-S3215-se.,-3.-M..-5--...L,....-.,,. .. . ,,,,.... , ,,. .,, , , A ,. c c,,,c,,,,,,,,,,,,A,, R, h , K NA-A-NNW M-V gf .,X. X Q 3 'Sp I 5 , l . 4ul2'Sl U 1 l I Z . I K .iqxhna ,-. -f,,r5,- ,1 Q ..- - ,.t' - .5 lL : 'i V f' 101 ' ' .vw . f Xb l 1 2 il Aff. Sl! M 4 A-Q 9- if'fY 'S'l Afitiismx ,. 'V 25? fr 1- 'fm r JN- 1 'iii A 5 K' sl-f 5 V N r 4 ' X' ,,f.-.:.... J . qs - ,W - sl Q, .. Z im-:tg t rf' wi Dunk-theAfrican-Dip4Sitter and the Frog marathon were two ol the most popular WUS events f'J.g:fjgt'.1s V. 9555! I Q 'ENN-tx v 1 ' - , , v ff' ax- or A' ' 'T - V' - 17 , 'Q riiefg srsfn f-- biagest Financial boost. Ratllina such items as prizes donated by local merchants K 553' TT 'ti-'N and a cal4e balced by Miss Scheuer brought in more Funds. Faculty members turned the tables on students by Hldlovvina them oil in their slat on rushllpedaaogue style. The entire community, including Greencastle citizens, faculty, and student body, rallied to send the WUS drive over its goal. Final tabulation shovved a protit ol 93330, Proceeds from the drive vvent to needy stuf dents at the University ol lsrael, one ol many places receiving aid from the World University Service, which helps students everywhere, A levv vveel4s later came another event, this time vvithin UB vvalls, w w J J ff? -5 N x.,g1 .- Qgfil.. , r lr-.o happy Republrcans celebrate Maine's cessron to llfe. Srx unhappy Democrats watch as another Slate goes Ersenhower. fu-' .x 'qi ' ,..-.- X 5 VV N x, Q 7311.1 L- I 1 KQV' 'N , A , fsQsg,J,,,i..- Ifiiwms. K N ' Vern ft-.dlarw lordan sfratches hrs head as he trres to explarn to hrs publrc rust what really happened to Stevenson rn the electron. Effiwf' fear, lrff1'lffar.r,'ear, oroughtwrth rtcertarn prrvrleges, Golden opportunity Came in the guise fi? -.wo olclocl tour' and the Unron Burldrng Electron Party. The lounges were translormecl into smolce- r 'ec caucu: root' for the and Qepublrcans and dre-hard Democrats who wanted their information rrftond lrom telefrfron reid lhose who came for atmosphere gathered rm the ballroom to party and .-for' rewrrri. Eerng ported on rally sheets, Wrnners of local elections were the nonpartisan servers f1ClZ'Ql' and douglrrruw rrr the lerrace Room. Ar mrdnrght the Democrats went home, but a Few Repub- llCOVr' 70195 On urrtrl llffr olcloclf to watch llae and Unrvac. 34 . gi fi. J Q. ,sv , t My ,, i fi 53 Twfitz 1 .,-.W Tr s s V ht f . I l -.Q f' 1 ' i ' i , .Q glows Q is E Ahiu Z -5:3 f f lim? -N, N ' 2' MJ, 1 A .0 ' V, QQ t , , ' ' Y r ' , Spirited freshmen show their class unity by burning their pots When o tire is lcindled in the street in Front of the Union Building on o brislt toll N I ew cops rep ace them night, it con meon only one thing pot burning. ln on oct ol dehonce ogoinst the brothers, freshmen lorsol4e their pots ond tling them onto o Fiery heoo in the middle ol Locust Street pot burning symbolizes the breolung owoy ol the Freshmen os they shole otl the tyronny ol the uboeiv clossmen to show their strength os o closs. This strength is shown in individual pledge closses ond in the lreshmon Closs os o Whole. Dot burning is not only lun lor the men, the lodies in the ouod get o touch ol College monio too. 75 '? wh sf! s, 5, , i 11 ff- 1, ,.,v 1' 4 . Al V1.5 In shun . !x S . Y , t . . 'X 'Q : ct . X 7 f - -'rr ll .KA V? lf W ,f ' P if 41' , Y' r X' . rtftrstgya Ei , 1 ' 'B ' Qi1igjQ.v1?:., PST.:-.:f' 1 5+ ' Tz- , , X f ff ' A 'ii,gs:' . 1 r rx -'sf ' A A -- rj X: v rw . l T' 5 P -of 5 -' NA . f iii53lf t t V y ff f 'wig' r e t I x A x ,JL , Q v Q N' , ' ,,.r' ,, , .I-1 Senrorutis has set in early for this little cord-sporting fellow, Staring into space, he ignores the DEPAUW salesman. J' A- X t X .s r t. U, l , ,--nf.. g rv ': M -'AA , ,F : .- L., -fax :ivf3,r5H,'. ,, L - X Q . .Al K Tlx- 1 L'-v'f? T, V 'gg ' ' ' L s-. .. '?'f'Y V 17?--'itzi'Z'a4-:se A-elm! - P: . ts V S -V ,.,f at g.9-L.-g,.: .f-rggg,-.:??1ff.,-X, . APP pig.. -g,','1v.'?--- way 459 :wg-.af-,4 , :ms--,..... wa- P 4-, -1.1-fr ,. N .-. L-...fa jerry Rose Funds that there are some advantages to be-mg pressdent ol Kappa Tau Kappa. l-le realizes hrs good fortune as he crowns Lou Ann l'lart,tl'1e Old Gold Day Queenfor1956, ., G as gms, sqigir' .f I. ' I -, !' 4' f' - .A:,,. n, 1 .,, l l , -1. l tl 'r 'i'-yu' ,iii3.-:L- -' litters s o swims 1.145 j, 5.1, 5 R ,.:..,-,.S fi4i'?1u:f:f f- .. . 5 :--1- Q-M-.. 1, f,'g5o'.gt.:,wsr-.' H -Q .. ff---f , - gi .Af ,A ,gn ,, V , U gi5i1 fJ:sM-v- Mn-'tQ 'f' ww. f 5 , rw3f'fm. :'4EP3?'f?E'Q ,,-KV , 'K -E41-,g',JH-QQ? s ef'.3f:'lTfr :' V'f l'l?QiH? rv-. '- 'vkfi-Y'::h-rar 4v1.J'::- 4. -inqg, Q :L , Y -sq ..qf,5:..,-fy,.Y ,Ong l ., x l i . V .,, I Ah , . su, N Vi,--5,ssfs5i?? fwmsiggi-r'S153QQ---,ztw E ff? 3- i ir 423, ,Quai-'z,f vrqfxsgs ,',r:1T.:f'f1.w-if as -1 . ....,, .v , .., .iii one 4 .Y -1- - we-: -. -1 , 4 1- 1, -Asst.-.,1., sa- fs',v,..'.A- ,' f The Railroad Runs through the Middle ofthe . . The MIRAGE The Alpha Phis had the campus in stitches with their prize-winning photographer missed the last word from the Sigma Nus- House Old Gold Day display-a Delt-powered, two-needle crgyle sock ig- , i i - H me 55 ,5 ,, . 5- 1 U -B I is Aff 2 52 5 i ' I I l 'if ,Q . '.- . F 'x - .S ' N - s t V' t l l i Smlmtsis 5 syinsg-r . I if 'xg ' - NW: , T in If Xgwi gl. Qs at-un Q 1-n I 1 C l :. ...-'- -i: it .T...-- l .il i V 1: . - V .xx The Boulder has long been a meeting place for Depauwites On Old Gold Day trucl-cs move in with tents and chairs, and the East College l'll lawn becomes the center for registration, YW mums, golden issues of THE DEPAUW, and seeing people you hciven't seen for years I Golden mums and reminiscing alums ended up in the same vvilted and vveary condition after a hectic l and harrowing round of activities that made up Qld Gold Day. Gold leaves, balloons, mums, and nevvse l papers gilded the campus, professors vvere shined up a little, too, vvhen the alums and parents invaded their offices. The day began with registration at the Boulder and chapel in Meharry, then came the dedication of the long-avvaited library. A full day of get-togethers vvith former classmates, the Valpo xi game, the Little lheaterfs presentation of The Southwest Corner, and an all-campus dance added to li li the golden memories of Depauvvites, both past and present ones. 37 5, il le 'l I l X Th B Qta Front porch rs a tune place to DC rest for a few minutes, Chat with mom gl Ll l 'K R L N ' 42 0- vi as Pl I I R Q I L and dad, and get caught up on happenings back home. Yr it-pn .ll , nqfjadsl !Nw.acratrar1alFrcers are Deward Smythel Mulburum Smnth, presudent, Glenn McFarland, and Willard Umbrelt. r, rim fmrre a rrrne leeprng up wuth theur energetuc dads and rnams when Dads' Day les- ' 'f :rr sal tell rnasran at parents Mast dads Came earlv enough ta catch sans and r' ri 'pw 7 t 1r'r'10llf 'a gef reams Cleaned IH time lar theur arrlval, Dad enjoyed Chatting with A' r r 1-1:,,rr'g'3 acadernrc progress, After the AFRQTC Revrew, complete with jets rr eu: U13 le ' lflirrrr whsle he traternrzed wuth tathers at the Dads' Assaciatran luncheon. A r eiff at Depauvv dais gathered together lar tellavvshlp. The Dads, Asso- '1 xxurdqr 4 riralur hraf. and hnanclng Improvements, la thanl4 Dad lar a Challenge ev' - jr Q Ckuwgxh 71. QQ If W' ig, x Interests at a football game run the gamut from concentrated observatron to perusal of programs to yalclfing wrth frnends -ESQ 5 'tif' 'F-.Ei lk-L' '6 - -r W - li - 5 9 X ' ti, ,N 1, V' r ' -4 A ' ft' '- Q e mm mmmm - ' ' M -. ,'. ,. ft: ,, -- Q , . V' 9 'QM .g'f., of m . c b Vjph.. g t 11 A ' y Q N51 E553 N 'Q .. t -QfQK5j4.'l -ft uf 1- bu ci ,snag Q 'ggi Q via N r f 4 MS? 1 af :z - 'tigfsillf 'f 9?'.A.2flu3 -115-'..t.:7-'.Z', Wf 'H Get your HOOT before the Pub Board doesln echoes rn dads' ears, Whrle dads watch the game, the DPU Tlger ogles the pretty mom, gilt lor new unltorms, the Unuyerslty Band presented a speclal Apprecratron Concert. Football stole the spotlrght as Depauw came through to clobber lndlana State, 46-13, lor their hrst yrctory ol the season Browsing through the new library and meeting new lrrends at the Unlon Buuldung receptron ltept Dad busy until dinner tume l-le longed nostalgically lor hrs college days as he attended performances ol The Ideal Husband and the incomparable Collegians and went l-lubbrng afterwards wuth the Lrds Alter windlng up a hectic weel4 end by jornung the Sunday scramble to Qld lrarl, he and Mom lett lor home, convinced that college days are the best ones. Ao 3' xr' A ' 8'-fx V g H g X X I Et L e - f Nk 'sf, Q .. ,. ' . my x , t 'JY A sxk ,I r gs ,v-fi The coxeted Monon Bell rrngs agarn after spending a quiet year rn hrding, A tie with Wabash prolonged its stay at Depauw. id mil Q ,XJ Tram sclnts and Bob Sammons went soaring for the bug game of the year, thanks to this pep session onrthe UB steps. ,f4l'hcrugl the annual lreeflor-all between Depauyy and Wabash ended in a 7-7 deadloclc Depauvv efrergea a rnoral .flctor Alter wnnnung only one game thus year, the ligers were out to win this one. afar crafea 'oagh but the lrgers held their own. The Monday edition ol The Bachelor had to eat 151 Frlday sforai. and Delfauw sauealed through IU a tue ballgame, lhanl4s to special buses and other confeyarcef, moi' ol the student body lourneyed to Crawlordsyille lor the big game. The keyed-up llaer' broaglf 'te lflonon Bell baclf to nts hudung place lor another year. Best ol all, students got to relaf at more lor ar eftra day ol yacatuon which Dr. l-lumbert granted because ol the lngers' line show- 41a l The-re's hustle, bustle, and taxi turmoil before the Monon leaves. i nf ,, ii .Qs 3 i i l I I Faculty guests or residence hulls make holiday dinners lively There comes Q time to pause, to meditate, to th-nk on higher things l i ing. Depauvv students Celebrating a joyous ll'ianl4sgiving for otfier reasons in addition to vvinning tlwe Wapaslw game. Cn a more solemn note, tlwe llianlcsgiving Vespers at Gobin prouglnt a fevv moments of peaceful reflection to tfie tlwinlcing Depauvvite as fre meditated on tlwe many tlwings fre fiad to be l tlwanlcful for. ln various living units traditional llianksgiving dinners were enioved by students and A faculty guests. lfiere was tfie usual pre-ftoliday cramming for exams vvitfi tlwe usual burning of tfie mid- : niglwt oil, lfiougfits of lwome Cooking, family, and, most of all, sleep propelled tfie student tlwrouglw tlwe last dutyrladen days before llwanlcsgiving vacation. li it In rl 'ES- f A 1 S J 1 K , X 1 Q J X N . M' N 1 ' of ' 0 XII N . 13? karl! 1 H, 4,- K, Qmffafsaigff 1 .1 F - Q . gi' in Vifff? 8 '. .X of R -:' Q? 4. wax'- vf ,ff .f.' ,a -',Q.f: li. , , V' . ss I A x Y .WE v ' I-. , .. Vi? i ff! 11 X X sf' Mx? int . I cf' ,f r .- KTK means long hours of preparatron For a dazzlnng entrance Klli means fancy stepprng to the intricate rhythms ol Count Basxe bk i 'i 'a. 1: '!f - - XM! . 5' KTK means the welcome change ol eatmng out wrth the boys KTK means one o'c Girls tyyeezung eyebrows, srttuna by phones, waving hands around to blacls shoes, buy:ng trclcets these are as much the srgns ol tall as Q l locls hours brnngrnq all good things to an end descrnbe lormalf, auys polrshrna old leaves and planlet partres. lhns lrantuc actryrty precedes those thrngs called toll dances that happen rust about esery yyeelena ol the hrst semester. Kllf, the Qld Gold Day Dances, panhel, UB and provided transportation to New Qrleans, ancient Greece, or the realm louse dances wth esotrc theme-1 ol a suppresfea desare Besldef this aulclq trrp and crrcles under eyes the mornung alter, each dance meant a lot ol candlelrahts a new bud on each bulletin board, and maybe a date lor the one the next vyeelfend. 13 mudas in the Hub E N E gg 5 N .. 5 E59 R 4- X Q ,av and sweaters with hoods are new features, Behold the Ivy League epitome of sartoricl elegance at DePauw lo Ee ir 'Fe vying at Depauw tliis year you had to liaye tlwat lvy League loolc. Regimental stripes, ixfeaterg and taircuts ol rlne crew variety, subtle argyles, and tlwe ubiquitous blaclc loalers made joe Depauw lool Jery joe lfy, llie seniors came lortli witln newly snotclwed and decorated cords, tlwe i reiulf ol riouri' ot Norl' on tlie port of pledges. For tlie gals, matclwing slcirts and sweaters topped mit. blazer: were iuft riglif For tall. As tlie monsoons and tlwe snows came, gals added bulky sweaters, witli and ffitliout lioods Aided by downtown sales, tlwey copied tlne masculine crew necl4 and tlie cor coat We old standby buclfs and Sooldings added to tlie aura ol conformity. 44 Xi. 1 . E E 1.4 The buckle In back odds the fumshmg louch, Hovung been duly snatched, these two pcirs of cords owen! the Funushlng touches before beung proudly donned for the Furs! hmebylhelrcctuvuty-laden senuor owners There are more cor cools found on the Depouw campus than ccrs 1 ' T J win f Q 'gif' ii ' D H 'ne n 4 1 X N no sz W :N .sx'ux. ' ' 3 wx? 55 QV Q h ee .D M . ' I X 1' CQ-lLlfsf0N 1A.'0i' 1 4 1 i . fimisn Y t itll, lb nat: --: ----'1 -1 is ,E ,s 4 . P--3:1 3 ..f' - 4 ,, s , fs- ff, g N . L, V - -'f ' -- x V xx ,fx a fs-:fx V I ., I I f V .17--.4l i V -L QI 5' -- -e-- .. -- A e r' -II' 1 4 ..f 4 s ' ,N A4 Q 'iirq' L1 454. ' . A K 1 ut, i , i -'pa X R, rs' 1-ss ' . 'fs- -' T -' - 'Lp , ' Q gf xi-bs qs -Rv 1 X- A .' lu 3 .. . 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'- Xt. 1 A,. 4 'X MsNgf.,.cQH x x Q: ?!Qist9'xv,f.XQ!:,i NZFQQQ -H is-I . , ., -' vue- ww- 438, ss - ,N f.wmlrl-'Vnwx -Q i .X sf- W 535-me 'Q 5 t N-s ! ,SS..s'-iii- A fs:-L+, , ' Studf-nts tlocl- to Ciobin Church duiinq R E Week to tcilte port in worship services ond to listen to Dr R E Ferris of Boston, Ve 3 .izl p'f'il'QlfflJ' Evdluotion Vlfeelf teotured Dr. Theodore Ferris, on Episcopol rector from Trinity 'ihiicn in tifvrfrrx o' the rnoiri :peol-fer. l-lis chopel addresses centered oround the i'l2evivol ol Religion f 're Ql T 13 H ci' cz deolt mth the three topics ol Whot Does It Nleonffn AAWhot Con We Expect ol lt? fx if fiilfi .fe Do fepciut lr7 ' ln oddition to Dr, Ferriss oppeoronces, noted guest leoders ono- fneci 'te oufwifirri l.l,'lif3t is 'he Condition ol World Christendomffi in ponel discussion, they were hfiox l-leirii' Proiecff Dlif'C 7i For lndiono ond l5entucl4v lor the Americon Friends Service Committee, Fo- 'ter lromo-' Cfforirrfir l-leilrrion, postor ol St, lhornos Aouinos Church ot Purdue University, ond Dr, P E Penn pottor ol the liirit Boptist Church ol Gory. Severol living unit discussions ond seminors Here rr-elmo oc Nell of fforihip services in Greencastle churches. 46 Ron Hater, chairman of Religious Evaluation Week, and Dr. Theo- dore Ferris prepare to take part in an inlormal discussion. .,, f- r r l Y iv , V' xl r Sit, -f fr-1. , .i I Y r-'H i l i i rig ' T ii 'li ,gi f - 1 4, '11 ik W, . in 1 . ., 4 it wlfw' Dr. Orville Davis, Director of Church Relations, and Dr R, E Penn of Gary's First Baptist Church, join an inter-living unit confab The vespers opening Religious Evaluation Week on the DePauw campus featured dance interpretations by Orchesis members, Above is a scene from an adaptation of The Hound of Heaven by Francis Thompson. DePauw's religious dancers have received national re- cognition. -17 rin ft' J ' , ' Sit? 'Ili lf y ,r I fiat? fgjrgs ff. Q f 2,1 'K 'JJ - J 1 . M':fg.t. z5.1 ' - 1 G ' ft' '55 -1 Y A T it Y 1' 1 - isgg Q v-, ri, Percussion -bizarre and rhythmic patterns built around drumbeats. Dress rehearsal-Director Martha Cornrck watches and bites nails, i DiHerent. . . strange-witch! cry accusers and superstitious judges. hir' Passers-by are entrance-d by the Christmas Scene in the toy shop. l-ligtligntrng Qrchesis activities last tall was o two-hour concert at Speech l'lall. The production prored a lfaleidoscope ot subjects, ranging from a lecture-demonstrcition explaining dance as an art form, to the Salem witch trials, roclc'n roll, an old-fashioned Christmas scene, on abstract composi- tion by Dr. lNhite of the Music School, and a tour of Europe. ln keeping with its lceynote of increased warrety and broadened scope this concert featured more extensive male participation than has been th? Dractice in the past. Qne ol the more outstanding numbers was a percussion study, choreographed and performed entirely by men 'another toward step in dcince at Depauw. 48 A-R' 7 rt 9 I ' X. 5: A campus Christmas-minutes snatched from studying to wrap gifts. Parties for those not so luclfy were special treats for all i ,.. ji Q . 514 ,,..t , , . .ah 2, ff. v V in ' I-, i A . h 1 Exchanges and parties took an air of testrvrty . . Glittering trees, gaily-wrapped packages, hope-it's Christmas' Depauwites, having had barely enough time to unpack from lhanlcsgiying vacation, found themselves surrounded by downtown Christmas decorations, warnings to do shopping early, and unseasonal but typically Greencastelli rain. l-lowever, tree-trimmings and house-decorations made everyone re' alize that old Saint Niclc would soon be here, Not to be outdone by festive houses, trees, and stu- dents, the weatherman relented and sent the Campus a snowy greeting card. Voices raised in carols Filled the air, and the Hgood willl' spirit made it hard to be angry with professors who threw in hour exams as special gilts. But last-minute shopping toolc precedence. 40 l Z '53 l 'H 'lf lf ? . W Xl? ll fi if i 'EL fx .: r er r 3 l .ll V N ,rl Q gllmii X Ss X ? , ,iff . ' Q . 1 ' , -' 14 . ' A his J fs: e c f Ther: are always those who have learned to take flnals senously Kenton, kolce, and Kools don't make lor a lcnrght of knowledge. 'Yr ' -f' XFX l. ff ,4 X! , 3 T Behold an rdf-al but a sorrowlully untypncal study sutuatron The brrdge nook IS second only ta the kitchen for popularity, crntcvahlr claw on the heels ol Chrrstmas came hnals. Students lapsed into a flurry of -frrrure crdrrfrnra lfrurrd the lubrary hlled to the too lerrn papers threatened, and books were fr: ' 5' 'rr rfV3c1lr 1 'la' lad heen nut all lor the tomorrow that had suddenly and lorcelully arrived. ..r rf rrcrrl '!1C'I,'Illfg'f fufoended, collee lyreals took up the turne ol the rationalrzers and we lrf- farrrlrrgr ,fell Fourth lor brrdaev' softened xnto a cautious whrsper, and circled ered L ' r x l l were de rigueur Increased clgarette sales were mute testrrnony to a job ,: 'e .el mfr 1' Depau f-frtes went home lor a vveelf al rest. Str lc 'Q .Tv. Ck Q rf You are in sad shape when you enjoy watchrng a blank TV screen' lt's aboui lhcli examl What was the answer ko number three . , After a hard night of crammlng and a doy ol exams what could be better than snonng oneself into quiek oblrvion7 at Tri-f i F. -..-. , VM. ., N,-2 . , x , shim... ,, P I ,A an. TRN' ' ' X The top man on the rocket dangerously teeters as he decorotes. 414' 55' ..- ' r f get -. :iEirEl555 5'45i::?l1rI2 7 .r-ws-:-r ,-eww: -, sw-rf. .xx .A -.wax fx-.-:Q L: xE?'Ir23e' r .. .5 1 fl: 4' -1' if 9 5 '- 55.4 '23 I z.-sgz. .Q 5225: ' ,ft -' fsxsf P., .at E, , ,s is yt . K r ' A ft Dm Haven escorts Queen lo Ncfarland through an arch ol sabres, Air Force men do things in style-even doormen in unrlorml +3 'runner larlare, an arclw al gleaming sabres, and a queen escorted by a uniformed Cadet Lieuten- dnt Colonel usliered in tbe preflinals Military Ball. l-liglwliglwting tlwe dance was tlre presentation ol Green ,lo Mclarland and tier attendants, Molly Mitclrell and Barbara Broolres. l-loweyer, beauty lac to compete lor attention witb tlwe tlwrill ol a Flaming roclret taking oll from tlre middle ol tlfre dance Flircrr Ullrrlrrawn Hcrr'izcrrrs, tbe tbeme ol tlwe 1957 AFRQTC Milt Ball, let Del3auw's airmen turn lcoie f!lfl'i Fantastic airplanes and blue slryflines, but tlweir slwarp Air Force blues were the decora- riani trrat impressed the ladies tlwe most, Music came lrcm tlne cultured lworns ol tlwe Campus Qwls, 52 ANYONE, F012 A SLUNBER PARTY P, Pr lvl l l r rl l GARLAAQDF . r+EAQ,sp:: r H ATHz.s+1cJ3'?il ? l, Q roiuveqtg , rl , 1 ll Contestants and a krbatzer take aovantage ol 0 UB brrdge tourney lw-- Y , I .,... 1 Q l a compo from lVlramu Unrversrty in Qxlord, Qnro. Before tlwe pall ol lunals tell, , , tlwere was one more reprieve lor Depauvvitesf 'UB Day and tlwe l:rnal Fling, Hlllsoboullhm pcmllu UB Day marlced tl'1e last spree for a Campus wlwuclw was to remarn socially dormant lor two weelts While lwelping tlwe camp: to forget rmpendrng troubles, tlwe Unron Burldung gleelully blew out sat l candles at its pirtlwday celebration. A bridge tournament prunarng out tlwe campus Gorens to com' l pete in tlwe l-lub, a jazz concert, and a faculty Mpaneln were the day's doings. Clnmaxrng UB Day was a Costume party witlw Depauwutes in attendance dressed as tlwerr suppressed desrres K ss l I r IE' 'YH W KN Rector ladies went all out to snare their gallant knights AWS Special Projects gals get some masculine decorating advice. ' .c.c.. ' i' K f X y , 1 , T76 ,. L -. ' gl. s- x -mf-1 I EY I W . ,ff X ,!,, ,, . ,,,. ......... i . v. Q Cf' , f il I- irfiffr in Q '. ,xx .V -it '- Queeg. . :E .A is ffl' , R f xxx -,c X Q A. ,JE ,Z I, A x N' ,AT . ' ' r QD I sf ff , s y t Q .':-s i Nl: . . It was very difficult to spot the Alpha Gams and their dates at the basketball game. They all were dressed so conservatively. ls clmrvalry dead? Not at Depauw. It just lwas strange manilestationsfsgals riding around in armored truclfs, police cars, and on broomsticlc liorses, Strange? Notlwing is strange wlwen Golddiggers' Ball rolls around, UlNliglnts ol Kniglitsl' brouglwt out tlie best in lair damsels as tlie gals turned tlfie round tables on tlweir dates and became time escorts lor tlie evening Alter riding out lor tlweir dates on gal- lant steeds, tlie ladies lweld open lwouses with decorations, refreshments, candleliglwt, solt music, and anotber feudal lwoldover clwaoerones. Everyone from Robin l-lood to Buddlia craslwed tlwe parties as decorations. It was a long evening, beginning witli dinner followed by tlne baslcetball game as 5-I - -- t f Y W. ll. Ns QQ, No trouble-just freshmen prclung up their surprrsed dates -1-Qs , 1 A chance lor gentlemen to venture upstorrs comes once o yeor Judy Buckner lrnds some AWS dutles less opprobrrous than other DDU trounced Soutlwfve-ster'nt Alter tl'1e game lwostzlv tronslormed domsels USQUIf'QdH tr,e,r lngtts ocross tlwe drovvbradge unto Ye Qlde UB. llwe costle vvos rommed, but no one ccmolorned clncut the lqrnd ol doncrng tlwot Involved no rnovrng oround, lfrntg ol tl.e Costle vvos Bob Sctwrrer, duly crowned Ev AWS president ludv Bucltner vvlwo olso slwoolt lwonds vvrtlw o sourre ond tvvo ooges Llnprece-dented rn Depouvv lwlstorv vvos ttre extensron ol vvomenxs lwours untrl tlwe mogrcol Hour ol tvvo oclocl But os tlie bell rong tvvrce, tlre nrglwt ol niglwts vvos Frnollv over. As tne drovvbrrdges vvere drovvn up, lured lodres retired, tlrerr lmuglwts rn stlrnrng ormor vvent boclt to Wloboslw, Purdue, l, U, ond tlwe old Home town 55 me mf,,, 1 a ff ., up., 2 3. 5 ,..-vf4Q'- e I pq? X X 3 M. 5? X xWix 'vw xx 1 Xvis ax Q3 NX f 1 Nix? r X 1 ek eww t N QXQQ 1 uf. remmw fn. . QQ ft . .- 1,4-L' '. Q X r X , x Kms ' 9' Ax 1 AQ!! l New ' fe W -V N i Angie calls to Steve before going inside to get dinner for Ed. f Q 3, 1, seq i V K r l'onyfDon SampsonJwisl'1esN1rs Mulligan fl:ran l'lOQSDHQOOdl'l'l'.Il'1Il'1.'l Angie and Steve tell Hank to Keep Your Chin Up High. It was lilfe old times in Speecli Hall when AWS presented time 1957 Monon Revue, Hey Angie! Gretclnen lfiaer and Dave Mernitz wrote time book and iXlancyFordtl1e musicf' tlwe same team tlwat gave Us Monon two years ago. A Nlonon vyitli a moral, Hey Angiel tells ol depression days in a tenement district wlwere Angie CAlice Scliwartzl, tired ol good-For-notlwing Ed CDave Burtl, falls for dreamer Steve CDave Cryerj who appreciates lier quiet ways. A lweart-warming slmow, Hey Angiel lelt audiences witlw lump-in-tlnroat troulnle. A Monon song, UA lVlan vyitli a Smile and a Wink,i, could well describe 56 Union Building ond KTK election winners ore pictured in their moments of glory Above Retiring Union Building President Frank Wollcer roises high the left orm of new President lim Ubben ond the right crm of Vice President Ted julian Pight Phi Deli KTK rep Pot Aikman gladly gives the mcrroon rocket right off his back to brother Don Lewis, who will pound the govel for the eoglemen, hopefuls os election time rolled oround. lrees ossumed new but ortiliciol loli- oge os the signrnol4ers went into octron. Dining room invosions, tope recorders in Asbury, ond ubiquitous Nebbishes herolded the UB elections, Student Senote chose Dove Cryer os president. Borooro Coopes heods ponlwel for the Coming yeor, Corolyn Beosley AVVS, Carol Conder YWCA, ond Suson Kollcmeier, WRA. -Al .WF ix 'ifiiaif ,..fIf, r xfff ff .-'Y c , .:,. an I gi 1 f'.Ky' Af A pre Il1ll'19lGC9IS worth two on the plate for this notable 5 ' r Qs: with grim Gridiron Roastmaster Bob Currie acids fat to the award-brewing fire Drclf Obs poses with a White Lily that is almost as toll as he is. Gut ol tlwe lwrnterlands came tlwe various and sundry notewortliies wlro lnopelully awaited tlre SDX brutlwas' and ADS mutlnasl decisions on just wbo at tlre Gridiron Banquet would walk away witlw coveted awards, llwe lucl4y ones included jerry Kracl4e, tlwe Silver Crescent, Frank Nusbaum wlwo waltzed away with tire Silver Nail, Bob Scbrier tlwe Sienna proboscis, Diclc Temple tlwe BS, Degree, Riclw Ruedi tlne l-lorn Award, and Drcl40l1swlwo staggered away witlw a ceiling-l'1igliVVl1ite Lily. llwree Faculty mem- bers wtro ventured into tlwe UB ballroom were rewarded lor tlweir daring-do: A, Reid Winsey as tlwe mast popular teaclwer received the Brown Derby, tlwe Best Teaclwer award went to Laurel l'l. lurlgf 58 F' r' '17 Q.. 3: at :iq . l, 'ISI mls, 26 . :L ? xfyxggvi if I. l ' is I .- :E in '. 2g Mo -- c:,--, V L. , It 52,5 QU' ,iz is as Q -Q. S .4 . Top Row D, Boveri, P Findley, B DeLong, N Fisher, C van Doepp, D Carl Fourth Row C Poppe, B Smith, M Lehman, C Sn-.fder D, Loercher, D Talbott Third Row- D Merniiz, B Pudeti, D Marsh,C Williams, T Starr, ,I Cleveland Second Row L Llbben, D Dai'-ev, L. Scelonge, L. Evans, j. Thoma, C1 lfiger. Bottom Row. l Neal, gl. Moore, P. Sedgvvicl, j Beabout, H, Maher Missing rl Iordan, j. Powell, l-l. Lomlcin, E. Shrdlu. the Leather Medal to l-lerricl4 Greenleaf lor service to Depauvv. ln a more impressive setting, an- other land ol endeavor vvas recognized. lhirty-two Depauvvites joined the charmed circle at phi Beta Kappa Chapel. phi Beta Kappa represents the highest academic revvard the liberal arts stu- dent can achieve. Founded in 1776, a year that gave birth to some other American institutions, it was the lirst Greek-letter society and forerunner ol the present fraternity system, Although it vvas originally a social and a literary society, its sole purpose today is honoring scholarship. Spealer Byron K. lrippett, president ol Wabash, saluted the liberal arts tradition and the Q5'ers, 59 Exams over Scholarship Week End won these lads their Rectors, f Nw. ia Vie X - J, i X I, A 4, r J . 4. . ...W .ff N I .5534 V K ' wi The lnterlraternity Sing in Meharry was a Greek Week special, New Thetas, having been duly admitted to the Sisterhood, dine Filled with special weeks and week ends, spring Flew by. Sponsored by Kllf and panhel, Greek lffeek brought o round of exchanges, smokers, dinners, and workshop all seeking to better relations among Greeks, with the campus as a whole, and the community. Greek Week Chapel featured Dr. john T. Mcltslaughton of l-larvord University, while the lnterlraternity Sing provided the Final touch. A rash ot initiations conhned members and about-to-be initiates to chapter rooms for long week ends. 'Scholarship 'Week End brought a new batch ol Fledglings to try their wings on competitive examina- tions, Aduisor conferences and auditions were followed alter dinner by more pleasant activities f Nl uit K-. Xvf, ' A' s-of s- Y ' .Hfr V Elf g RN fd '5 X H' s -S ,j x, 4 Q us.,-'fr' - i t E4 ..- 3 1 'lv ll P522 fm fr i l A ' ,gg R'ChU'd M0llbY, 0 Q'- ef KEUGCQ, 0 Sf'-WHY V Ql l, Und thou' To board the USS Mallby, one must pass beneath the anchor l . , 'Q -53 avg Q fi, S N 5 K 5. piped on board by the horns of Sklpper Malloy, dancers enyoy HarborL1gl1ts Depauw landlubbers found the prom nautrcal but nrce. dates for tlre Collegrans-Qrclresrs concert, the Narad slrovv or tlwe local llrck Sprrngtrme also meant dancetime on campi. Lryrng unrts planned and antucrpated and eventually out tlre lrnrslwrng touclwes on decoratrons wlwile everyone kept tlwerr lrngers crossed so it would not rarn. llwe camrng ol sprung lnrouglwt back memories ol last year's prom. Rrclrard Nlaltby and lwrs orclwestra oroyrded tlwe musrc lor tlre bug niglwt, and tlre UB was transformed Into a sea captarn's oaradrse Depauwrtes made a real Week end of it, begrnnrng Wrtlw a dance on tlwe tennrs court Frrday nrglwt. llwrs yearls prom xml' bring tlwe great Duke Ellington to camps, ol A X4 N Q- 4- . nm., .rr 7 ,T .I I ,ax sn, ,gg-rf f 9 2 - I.-l 'fwffe' Marrlyn Basrnger, swrtchrng from her role as Mortar Board President to May Day Queen, rergned over the elaborate week-end fesiivrties Surprrse' A cap IS smacked on a new Mortar Board member, Empty headed7 No, just crowning, rn absentla, a junior in Europe. .Mi .-tx, - ,, 'fm . . .A -Zh. . Even the weather man cooperated by sending o special deluxe May Day-a beautiful setting for the colorful afternoon pageant at Blaclfstoclx, 's vp -ev N-Z -ev Ne i M Q ,,s1', tn, , 1 6 ,vm 'yy gg 4 '55 'I' A as I I,-all ELC' - JODY NEAL it if: Cin Agliglflhrlb on ,jccvg land? C- A A . su!-R' I 1' Top Row' G. linger, T. konclwan, M McClure, C Lllwlinger, lreas, A Iaudon, I Ilwoma, ll Ford, S Farrell, S Qtoodr Second Row L Franl., I Moore, M tfiol't,Sec'y, I Perry, I Cline, Pres, Bottom Row I3 Seclgvvicl tin lnalandl, I lleal tin Scotland! providing a maratlion ol entertainment, tlwe Campus goes all out Ior its most lestive vveel end ot tlwe year. Little llneater drama, Naiad slwovvs, and tlie Collegians are a small part of tlwis vvliirlvvina activity, At living units, motlwers are leted at atter-lwours parties vvlwile weary Depouwites wonder vvtiere ttieir parents get all tlweir energy. Cn Saturday morning Ivlortar Board members invade tlne YW' brealtlast to cap junior women. llwis tlwread ol excitement winds its vvav tlirouglw tlwe pageant at Blaclatoclc vvitli tlwe impressive daisy clwain, tlie Queens Court, and tlwe traditional Mavpole dance Even animal lovers are nappy lor a pageant never passes vvittrout tlwe spontanecuf entertainmen' f a Greencastle dog, bs 'iz 'ffl R 4 Q l ' Q Nrsa i an wssg,...g ,--ttsshqfvfzaweg K ,l g 41-7--N, K. 5 up N .. - 3-I -ur kr- I t- . wt Q 5 - -- -..v.....,.i-sww , g to The turn at Locust and Seminary Streets was bad news for one rider Impromptu bands helped keep Little 500 onlookers happy. April 28, lO56, marlted the beginning ol a new tradition at Depauw fthe Little 500 Bicycle Race. Borrowed lrom l, U, the race was held to raise lunds lor the Cancer Drive, A heavy dovvnpour on the morning ol the race lailed to dampen the spirits ol eighty participants and hundreds ol cheer- ing spectators, although it vyrealqed havoc with pit decorations and made the turns hazardous. Cut-oh shape fraternity men Found too late that being in prime physical condition could mean a great deal in the grueling thirty-live mile contest, Early in the race, Lambda Chi and Sigma Nu cyclists entered into a duel lor First place. Vtfhen the checkered Flag fell, the Lambda Chis had snagged the winner's 64 ,V ' -,qJ4w,'! ' i?- J 'UWT ? The pace car leads cyclists past the judges' stand and the man with the checkered flag as the First Little 500 at DePauw gets under way - . 1 7 , JS :mu 'f x 7 , - 0Nx I V v -11' Prince Bounine Ulrt Beerl, the scheming exile, turns on Anastasia DePauw reviewer calls Ginger North and Nancy Smith magnificent tropliy. The preliminary ladies' Little SOO brouglwt out tlrie more rugged of tlwe tricycle riders, Spec tator control and dangerous sauare turns were tlie problems tbat tbe 1957 Little SOO planners bope to eliminate by moving tbe race to Blackstoclc, From all indications it appears tliat tbe Little 500 is lwere to stay, Fine acting is also lwere to stay at Depauw. lbe following week end, an extraordinary performance ol Anastasia tlirilled May Day audiences. Labeled as Ha wonderful experience in tlweater-goingf, it marl4ed tlwe last performance on tlie Speeclw l'lall boards lor Virginia Nartb, a newly appointed member ol tlwe Royal Academy ol Dramatic Arts 05 Y' nf he 'Qt 'Sr' lrfld lv-1 1 1--ml1 'r,, f f Q , J ., N -- , -.4 .X-vw ,Q xxx . 4. lux I. J. -fy f -Q, R x .. xxw-,vkv Y'-6 wg R J W '-fi--rx' ,oz -'Q 3 . ,., l . ,. X S . Q.. . . , , . ,, . . 5- f . . ,M . qfg,-Q . - - If ,j X V: - ,W A x . RN F . 3 ., ,xxwkf , ,,Esb:3t Q5 K Q Q3 - Ni . WN.. , ,, Q N- y gn xxx, X , 4- x- xx, H5 w .W .V L ,, K . . .ALQ '5-J' -. wi, J .kxVi3NiSSF.., -2 :X r , K '. A - 'bf'-5, xi? 'f r-rSQ1O'l19r orourrd the Boulder IW Mernrtz, N Ylor-res, Pres, B De-Lon-g, C. Vllrllroms, D Carl, lvl Allslwouse, B. Sclwrrer P4-rf ll' F lulner K x,. 41- X Recrprerrts of the Pullrom Scholcrshrps, Dove Curl ond Joan Moore, congrolulole Sencle President Peg Taylor, Walker Cup winner hh A N X X ,S Nleharry l'lall jammed to its capacity, even the girls ol GBT cut their bridae games at the l'lub to loin the resl Ol the Student body lsr the Cllcpel Gold Key members scatter over Meharry Hall, and no one knows highlight of the year Honors DG At th, , whot's happening until the whack of cone on shoulder blade is heard , y. is session in May the campus tal4es time out lrom its heavy schedule ol activities, early cramming lor Finals, and incurable cases ot spring lever to recognize the students who have contributed most to the Uni- versity during the past school year. Avvards are made to the outstanding scholar-athlete, to the most promising students in many dif- erent lields such as chemistry and political science, and to those vvho have trade the most improvement in their chosen majors. Avvards are sprinlfled liberally throughout each area ol the University, vvith art and music students also being commended lor exceptional vvorlc. lo members ol the junior class go tvvo ol the most highly prized scholarships ethe Pulliam Avvards. These are given to the student most lilrely to succeed in the held ol journalism and the one with the most potential capabilities lor the ministry, Not to be outdone by Mortar Board, which chooses nevv members on lvlay Day, Gold Key Finally emerges lrom hibernation to perlorm its chiel lunction ol the season, Following a sprightly speech by the president ol this dormant crevv, Gold Key goes a-tapping. With a lrindly cracl4 ol the coveted Cane, nevv members are vvelcomed into the group. Formerly in the campus spotlight lor outstanding leadership and scholarship, they have ottciallv earned the right to rest on their laurels and their canes-lor the coming year. l-lighlighting the program, President Russell hlumbert announces the winner ot the Guy Morrison Walker Cup. Chosen by members ot his senior class, the recipient is the person vvhom his classmates leel has contributed the most to the University in tour years. 67 Commencement marks the end of a long but rewarding iourney . . . .a procession leaving many years and memories behind, ltis tlwat time again . . . time to talte dovvn fraternity paddles . . . time to toss old dance pictures in vvitlw the other souvenirs. . . time to sliove vvlwite bucs and saddles to tlwe baclt ol tlwe closet. Donning caps and govvns, tlne seniors talae tlweir First step in tlwe process ot becoming Depauvv alumni. A glance in tlne past reveals tlwe comfortable niclwe eacb senior lias carved lor lwimsell during lwis four-year stay on the campus. But a loolf into tlie future maltes lwim eager to apply tl'ie tidbits of wisdom lwe lias gleaned to tlwe vocation be is about to enter. With mingled Feelings ol pride and nostalgia eaclw senior joins lwis class in tlwe line for commencement exercises. But, vvait before you leave clweclc your calendar: Qld Gold Day is coming soon Qctober iQ, to be exactl 63 'xii' , as ff - p X jx Y,Q,Q. X N YK , 5 L xv ' 4--f' B05 HEAUUUARTERS NY V ---..,,' 1--.., -..F. Lt .. N it N ,, L .A .igbgpqm ,S '.?.?,,, I . f 3 . , 1 P ..'t' I , av ii .-,I ' lt. . fb ,. if Dr.Vottmerl1etpS strclggllng semors line up for Cap and Gown Chapel Alpha Chu sensors recover traditionally hidden mortar boards -5-SQN 'N mwk fi 'A L fl 'F' '. 'A y.: ri, ,T 1 , ,vm r r... I Q, Ji, ' 1. + 2-,X 4 .21 I4 Q., ' 4 I. I ,nf ,fi -3 z I . t t ? f I 6 x H3 at-I De . 5 .X '-- .... vs, X s. S4 voted board members plan the destiny of YW in a Hub meeting. These were the events, though not lead story material for the DePauw, that also contributed their part to Depauvv University, 1lO56-57' September 19-Scholarship standings of living units for the V956 spring semester showed pi Beta Phi, Kappa Alpha lheta, and Kappa Kappa Gamma leading the sororities and Beta Theta Pi, Sigma Nu, and Phi Kappa Psi pacing the fraternities October 1 Cedric Foster in a Gobin address cited the historical reasons for the mutual distrust among the Arab nations and Great Britain and France over the Suez Canal situation October 3 Dave Carl in his column 'Subversrve Senti- ments H WI lilfe families' l come from one l have been, I am told, a part of another one for the past three years Thats good Sometimes, though, in moments of psychic vvealtness, l feel as if the Family is all around me, and all over me, and perhaps inside me And thats bad It leads to feelings of over-againstness H October 1'Z An enrollment record was established at De-Pauvv, vvhen for the first time under normal condi- tions, the Family exceeded QCCOz TOQ3 males and 989 female: made up a campus population of Q,OO5 October '29-Sigma Delta Chi vvhomped alpha delta 70 - 1 X 'f vw .-.., Vt x -x -. , 0 .Ski . P ' .g A V X 'ty gg!! The three Finalists in the Legs Contest shiver under scrutiny. sigma, 36-Q, as the journalism fraternity captured every statistical department including a phenomenal twelve miles gained rushing, most of which was amassed the night before the game. October '29 -The beloved Fluttering Duclc Cafe, long the home of DePauw and Mirage editors, once again opened its doors for all to enjoy the placid, if slightly decadent, atmosphere. October 29' As vvarm weather became more of a rarity, f'Albert was buried beside the Boulder and church- goers were privileged to see his memorial on a Sunday morning. That same morning found a trash can buried in front of l-larrison l-lall and a papier mache football player talcen from Phi Psi display hanging from the East College belfry October 29 A rhine on his vvay out of the Roy Q. West Library inadvertantly vvallced through the center plate glass panel of the libraryls inner doors Qrchrds also to the sophomore who mistoolc the ladies' room for the men's and saclced out for an hour under adverse circumstances October 31' Again it was restated that DePauw Uni- versity is opposed to the use of alcoholic beverages on the part of its students and therefore expects them to abstain . . 1 WK 1 r nf:--sw Wskfflill gl ?::-'ff- -pl-'11,..,s,, ... 1 r -r:, glrf-, : D1 Contests like the Toilet Bowl are an rntegral port of lrberal arts November 5 Paula Werr was selected Queen ol the Toilet Bowl game between the Deltes and the Phr Delts, won by the Delfes, 6-O November 16 GCP adherents curled therr lrps and shoolc therr heads, Demos vvallced about starry-eyed and echoed the prophecy ol Arthur Schlessrnger rn that days chapel that the new lrberalrsm would loolt Forward whrle the new conservatrsm would be merely an ey- pressron ol the old Lahollette progressrvrsm December 7-'A pr phr chapter meetrng was rnterrupted several trmes wrth unsecret lrnoclfs on the door by de- lrvery boys Later on an ambulance and a wreclfer also got rn on the act, and the next day the srsters warted several hours lor therr Hgrlt pranov' before grvrng up December 10 Kord and Key Klub began rts second season under the tutelage of Has been cheerleader Bob Sammons and coeordrnator Gwen Marr December 19 Pat Ewrng and Ilte lallman, DePauw grrdders, recerved honorary mentrons on Wrllramson's Lrttle All-Amerrca Football team ,lanuary 16 fAthletrc Drrector lrm Loveless was elected to the NCAA college commrttee from the mrdwest Fourth Drstrrct Zjk BB .f as Sunday nrght rs date nrght wrth drnner out and a combo rn the Hub February 16 l-larvard law prolessor, Rhodes scholar and Depauw alumnus lohn Nlclxlaughton advanced hrs rdea ol QOO-man Noptrmum lrvrng unrtsu such as e-ret at Cambrrdge whrle spealrng at the Greelr Weel- chapel February 18 Kar Wrndrng and hrs trombone septet gave Depauvv one ol rtS swrngrn'estl' jazz concerts rn the annual ADS Hlazz at Depauwl' serres March 1 lesse Qwens, chosen as the greatest tracl and held athlete ol the hrst hall ol the twentreth Cen- tury, spealtrng at chapel on 'lhrs Land Ol0DDO1'llJUItY declared that no matter how much success a person meets wrth rn lrle, he has not done rt alone, rt rs hrs duty to ao bacle and repay hrs debt by helprng others March 1 lntervrewed professors reacted favorably to the rdea ol a unrhed l-lell Weelt that was partrallv begun thrs year by Kappa Tau ltappa March 14 The Reverend Bob Prchards, Qlymprc chamf pron pole voulter, pornted out that the path ot lrle through the narrow gate rs drfhcult and can be obtarned only by worl-., drscrplrne, and larth March 15 Klli stopped Student Senate, 71-ol, rn the hrst annual 'leadershrp Bovvlu basltetball game March Q0 An Elr Lrlly Foundatron grant provrded lor a new Englrsh l-lonors program 71 5 EW! I K x fiiui ww ' K k K Y 9' wk 'W X , Q LkLKk W w 1 , X 'I fQ xc C1 , 111 KR ff, f1p ,f1v 1 MK N 1 1 r X ,fx X x 1 1111111111111111111111111111111M111 wr ,, wi 11 11151111115 114' 1 - A f f 1 . 1 f Q!! I, , X 4 , . 1 1 ff 11 W +31 1,1.Qf1 ,.,,.,. 1 1 . I v 253 '14 1111111111614 17 . 1 '11 1 1 '1111 11111111 11 .1 - ki 51 11'1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 11 111111111 1 1,1119 11111111 11 1'1'11, 1 111 11 1 1 1 111 1111 1 11 1 1'11 1X 111111 H1111 1 1 1 1 1 , I .' 1! ,111, X 11, , 11 1111111 11 Q 1111 111111111 1 A 71111111 1 fi 1 1 11 1111 1 A1111 1 1iz1,11fn,, f 11,161 ,, rf 1 X f 1 f lj 12 ! 2 '.-7 -6 Q 1 N .Z ,.f .1 11 F1 i'DePauw University is composed oi time Asbury College oi Liberal Arts, tlwe Scliool oi Music, and time Sclwool of Nursing. lt is a coeducational institution witln iaculties oi one liundred sixty teaclwing members and an enrollment oi approximately two tlwousand students wlwo come from most oi tlie iorty eiglwt states and foreign countries. DePauw University, well into its second century, stands today as a prime example oi time independent liberal arts college vvl'iicl'i lwas served its state and time nation in tlwe best traditions oi American educational institutions. Time lwistory oi Depauw began vvitlw the Frontier preaclwers oi tlwe Metlwodist denomination wlwo recommended tlne establislwment of 'a sem- inary or college, under good literary and moral regulations' As a result tlwe General Assembly ol lndiana on January1O,1837, granted 1 l 1 i a clwarter For tlwe establislwment by tlwe Metlwodist Episcopal Cliurclw oi a university 'iorever to be conducted on tlie most liberal principles, acces- sible to all religious denominations, and designed ior tlwe benefit oi our citizens in general' line new sclwool was named indiana Asbury University in lwonor ol Francis Asbury, pioneer Nletlwodist bisliop in America. ln 1837, wlwen indiana bad been a state lor only twenty years, tlie cornerstone was laid tor tlsie First building and a single teaclwer oiiered college worlc to iive young men in a rented building. llnree years later tlie lirst president, Nlattliew Simpson, and counselor ol Abralnam Lincoln, was inaugurated and tlwe iirst college class was graduated , . . . , notable was time admission oi women students in 1867. East College, now time oldest building on campus, was begun in 1871. During time economic depression oi tlie seventies tlie University was rescued from economic liard- slwips by Wasbington C. Depauw, wlwose gifts, togetlner witl'i tlwose oi lwis iamily, eventually totaled approximately six lwundred tlwousand dollars. ln 1884 tlwe Trustees autlworized tlie cliange in name from indiana Asbury to Depauw University, tlie original name surviving in tlwe Asbury College ol Liberal Arts. Milne benelactors oi time Depauw family inaugurated an era of increasing vigor and stability. llwe endowment and time plwysical plant grew steadily, and tl'ie faculty increased in numbers. From tlwat day Forward many wlwo treasure excellence in education lwave rewarded tlie service of tl'ie sclwool by providing buildings, sclwolarsliips, libraries, and endowment iunds. line Sclwool oi lVlusic, founded in 1884, is one oi tlie oldest in lndiana. An important event in tlwe lwistory oi Depauw came as a result 74 x ,km -K 1-t,,,,,,,, hiv-N.,-K A -.. , The nerve center of the activity of the DePauw Family ol the interest ol the late Mr and lVlrs. Edward Qector ol Chicago, Besides providing three residence halls, the Rectors lounded in T919 the Edward Qector Scholarship Foundation, a lund ol two million four hundred hlteen thousand dollars which provides tuition lor several hundred men students annuallvi The newest addition to the University is the School ol Nursing, established in T055 Ulhus has Depauw prospered through more than one hundred and eighteen years under htteen presidents and a growing faculty ol great teachers and recoanized scholars. From the University Bulletin 75 f I 6' X i 3 ,T f,,i 'eff 'r l Muff , E Q f 3 wig -v:-.asm 3 NX X yn Y. K 5-wusw X .Q www Dr Pnmf-U HLlIT15?:fi va ow- cmlle L- pveaad-1-nl who vs so much 0 port of LHC student Scene thot he has adopted the conventional crew cut 'rl Dr Hnzvwba-rt,'f4+,'r1dW and d nomic pe-wormoldy mczwfcsts etseif un has czctuvutnes Us odmm-5lrc1tor,DePouw spokesrncnymunwier, sclwolcv, and Y Y I quomdloflm-v H15 A.9r1Cfyr 1- olwcy, Fov Dk-pouw c:1nd'h-,-pg-col: cormocied Wulf' :I vvheihf-v he M helcnn lo de-dvcczke 0 new !lb:Gly, attending , Q 'X M Hin- snuichwq Cx gloss ofbuttQrm.I1- Ill thw Hub Q Lvfflg- Tl'1nc'w' op.-vrmq nwqh! or xhormq Amd?-nt LYDC--A,I'1Cr,7 w in nf? A P 'SI' r -- A ' . fx 351 j s Mr, Willard E, Umbrert Dr, Lawrence A Rrggs Dr jahndl Wrttrch Drrector al the Greater DePauw Program Dean of Students Drrector ol Admrssrons De-l7auw's frlteenth presrdent, Dr, Russell l-lumbert, rs well lnown for hrf warm and personable sprrrt that anyone connected wrth DeD3uw has felt pec- ognrzed as a leader rn theology as well rn unrversrty adrnrnrstratron, Dr l-lum- bert worls constantly to synthesrze Chrrstran prrncrples and practr-ialrty rn morn- tarnrng lllelgauvvls posrtron as one of the Ieodrng schools rn the country Dr. Robert H. Farber, whose trtle rs Dean ofthe Llnryersrty, handles the academri aspects of Depauw actrvrty l-le worls drrectly wrth both the faculty and the rndryrduol students on academrc problems and polrcres l-le serves on numerous corrrrrmttees as faculty head and represents Depauw at natranal and regrrsnal conferences concernrng matters of Scholastrc rmportance Mr. Willard E. Umbreit rs Drrector ofthe Greater Depauw Program, our rnstru- ment of publrc relatrons and frnancral promotron lhrs rs a frfteenfyear, ten mrllron dollar program, whrch contrnues beyond the achreyement of rts rnrtral obrectryes, the new lrbrary and an expendable sum for rarsrng faculty salarres Qther phases strll rn development are a natronal beauest program, foundatrons, support from local busrness frrms, and overall campus plannrng lVlr Llmbrert heads the four DL Roben H' Fmbe, areas of the program' admrssrons, alumnr allarrs, church relatrons, and the news Deon of rl-.9 Ungvefsgry bureau, each of which has Its own drrector rn worlcrng toward a greater Deliauw Dr. Lawrence Riggs, our Dean of Students and the coordrnator of all actryrtres concerning campus lrte, lunctrons as a lrarson between the admrnrstratron and the other departments of the school Although he has many dutres on the organrzatronal and admrnrstratrye srde, he lrltes best hrs rndryrdual counselrng wrth students on both educatronal and personal matters Dean Prggs' frles of materral encountered rn rnteryrews ranges from womens dress polrcres to rules for obtarnrng auto permrts l-le rs the man who lrts together all the jagged preces rnto a complete and purposeful pattern of student lrfe Dr. John Wittich rs Drrector of Admrssrons and Drrector ofthe Rector Scholarshrp Foundatron and Llnrversrty Scholar- ships, l-lrs ollrce rnforms, rnterests, and selects newcomers to Depauw by yrsrrrng 350 hrgh schools each year lhe'r he helps them stay here by providrng financral ard through scholarshrps l-le works wrth the Rector Scholars both on campus and after they reach the alumni classrfrcatron. 77 Q-.. l DePauw's Assistant Deans of Students help to coordinate the dif- ferent phases ot student lite, Miss Lucille M. Scheuer directs sorority affairs, Mr. David W. Robinson fraternity affairs, and Miss I, Nelle Barnhart has the residence hall counseling program ra O Edward Cosassa, Admissions Counselor, and Robert Fletcher, As- sistant Director ai Admissions, look for future Depauwites. Behind the scene: at Depauw are numerous otticials, acting in capacities ot prime importance to the smooth running of a growing university Assisting Dean Farber are three Assistant Deans at Students, Miss Nellie Barn- hort, Miss l.ucile M. Scheuer, and Mr. David Robinson. Miss Barnhart is responsible for the direction ot resi- dence hall counseling, while Miss Scheueris and Mr. Robinsons main Jobs are supervision at fraternity and sorority atlairs, the social calendar, placement, military services, student advisors, and student counseling. Mr. Robert Fletcher and Mr. Edward Casasso, assistants to Dr, Wittich in the Admission otlice, bear the respective titles ot Assistant Admissions Director and Admissions Counselor They help in counseling with prospective students and in handling all matters relative to admissions to the University. Director of Church Relations, Dr. Orville Davis, co- ordinates campus religious activities and directs church relations tor Depauw, Dr Davis is also Executive Secretary ot the Council on Religious Lite. Responsible tor the series of chapel programs through the year is Dr. Jerome l-lixson, Dean at Chapels Mr. Don Tourtelot, acting in the othce ol Director ot the News Bureau, provides newspapers and other pub- lications with news ol campus events. All news is released through his othce. As registrar, Mrs. Value Williams Leeps permanent academic records lor all students, as well as arranges class registration. All changes, withdrawals, and trans- ters are handled through her Organizing and promoting the Depauw Alumni As- sociation is Mr. Robert Crouch, Secretary of Alumni Atioirs. l-le, with James N. Cook as assistant, is also in charge of the publication ol The Alumnus and is Evecutive Secretary of the Depauw Alumni Fund Dr. Ofvllle L DGVIS Drrector of Church Relotrons i1l ., fa it -N -I Miss Mortlrcz M. Cleovelrn Mr Deword W Smythe DrrectoroFReslder1ce Halls Comptroller Mrs. Elsie T deponte Mrs. Maybelle Stewart Food Servrce Director Houselfeeper of Resrdence Halls Drrector ol Resrdence Halls, Miss Martha Cleavelin, lnas charge ol the plwyfrcal operatron of all Llnrversrty Resrdence l-lallg l-lousrng al conferences rn Llnrversrty Pesrdence l-lalls rs arranged tlwroualw ner orlrce Wforlrng warn Mass Cleavelrn are Mrs. Elsie cle-Ponte, Resrdence Hall Food Drrector, and Mrs. Maybelle Stewart, l'lousel4ee-per Mrs. deponre plans and handles all aspects of load servrces, wlwrle Mrs Stewart manages tlwe lwouseleeprng actrvrtres rn Unrversrty dorrnrtorres Mr. Deward Smytl1e,Comptroller ol tlwe Llnrversety, rs responsible For all lrnancral and busrness matters, burldrngs and grounds, and rnarnrenance ln acldrtron, rre organrzes certarn Unrversrty servrces, suclw as the rrnrneoarapln and duolrcatrng department, ooeratron of tlwe Unrversrty releolnone svstem, and good servrces rn the resrdence lnalls. l' . r r 2' 3 rw- .. ,,, 'Q Sta? -.ul Dr lerorne C l-lrxson Deon of Chapels X T-or ' . Am S'-W ,X cf ' --I .rf , fx r . - I . i' 'mf V it A st:-L .9 mp.aLszs-zQ..,-s.g , , Mr Donold L Tourtelot Director of Publrcrty - Hr f-:P Mrs Vcluel' Wrllrams Reqrstrar 'xx r ' tl X 'f ,X , X f l -., x W . f ir Mr Robert E Crouch Secretary ol Alumnr Affarrs 1 3. .4 3 70 T I .,, K I Q-6 1 ' ' l -. , .-111 4671-'1 ,uc Summer tralmng brlngs All Farce men into Contact with our defense All? SClElNlCE-The lacal AFPCFTC unut lwas grown steadily frnce :te e'3talaln'3lrment lmere In T952 blending mrlntary 4, ,. ., 1,-V N 4 V1 I l .XN Tv' Q Q' k ll 'fi X I at J . tralnxna wrtlr a lrberal arts edu-iatlan Aside lrom drill and clawoorn actlvxty, a drrll team, rufle team, band, and basl-etlnall zaaad lanctuan under nts auspuces, as Well as tlwe annual Military Ball Top Row M Sgr B lung, T Sat R. Carson, M Sat C3 Sauer, S Sgt. T Jenness, T Sgr l Cunnrnrgham Botiom Row' Capt sl Tnaler, Mag I Carrngan, lr. Col N Letts, Nlaj l Ql1elly,Capt P, Wnlson. r-- - '-.-....... , - --HN- K ., ,tg til-5 CQ yrs 1- Blue leans and an old shirt are standard garb for all arl majors ART The art burldrng or the converted house used for art classes males up rn atmosphere what rt lotzlts rn space and lacrlntres lntent expressrons on devotees' laces, smole from Mr Wrneey's prpe, rllustratrons for hrs new book on the human hgure rn art, and a prolusronol plates by both stall and students awe the :mpresaron ol an rne formal bacl-ground lor creatwe worl A generous arlt Ol tlwe Blumberg lamrly lor the new art center Wrll bring thrs climate lor both Study and appreclatnon ol art Wrthnn the reach ol the entire campus Mr A Rerd Wrnsey, Dept Head, Mr. R. French, Mr G Boone, Mrss H, Leon. 1' an ' A N Q- wail.:-.NNN R .xX.X Mt S Q. AMN M NX X X t ' r .....,., - ,.., .Mt-x.gt. .-:ee .,.,.:1.xxvSX rvlng lnyectlons to animals if routine for students of immunology, 'B and BBN currrculum were several oractlcal courses tc ol tlwe-ge acrences as tl'1ey apply to everyday lrle, Gen- eral botany students learned tlwe Importance at plant lite wlwrle landscaprna etudents put tlwerr Lnovvleage to use rn deiranrna lawn and garden arranaementg rn tlwe Greencaertle area Embryo tetjlwnologlsts and pre-meds absorbed mrcroscope teclrnrques as tlney traced tlwe Hlnyeif' ol mold? and bacteria lmmunologustl gave slwots to ralahrti Top Row lklr YunLer, Dr H YouSe, Bottom Row Mrs F3 Bumbalelt, Mrss A Mcfartlw, Dr, VV. Vtlelslr, Dept Head, Q if v x 4 ' ,J it Practice on this machine con greatly umprove reodvng obnfnty i, I provldei oe-rfomol counseling om! tekstmg ODDOIUJUIUGQ to fo 5:2-vwe?C1-.Q forum L QLD .g Clem . .QC VPC? OUQI. r , '.r Q L... x ,ls .50 . .Ti-SA -' 63 N 1y -. fa q, . 4 - , ze:- BUQEAU QF TESTING AND RESEARCH Helping to molfe DGDGUVVVS overdl program more GHG-gtwe the hmmm 2 1 1 2 N ' , . ,, r lf, A.- , '- Ci! r -or H 5 v fm th, fCl'f',lMW' A .. ,.. , , ' b ' L E1 F U . E NY 5 . 1 Q ,X ....-- , ,.,7I:A': . : 3 N W b , .u ,I xx, DVBMQH HfMu-,w .. N 1 sam l 1 'Q - g 9 , N t. ,t t 3 . 2 i K nr 340934. '9'0--5' -1- - ., --.. www-: ,wg -s , :----e ,g-'-va N-..- .,-'- '9f'4-'?': f5f-5zff:. 'f-a'.s3wI:S f 4. ::,-5'-- -v-J., -- ,gl-v..+.7:'.... ' 1.-M - :..-:Z-T'-f-11v'.g' -22'-5:2?.':' -SWT.:-'..':' .- . r---.-- up 'vang -ww ,.. .-r A 1'-'-i..-'ni2':.-'.5 .-'Q-'.EE'.-4 4'::.E - -..r'. .,- 4 - .- ::.:- - - .. .. .f'gf.: :',:-Ar -,- ,- 40 46 . ,f,'4v- ,.. ,g'f-v f-3'...3' .,,, .....,, 4- Jr ,,,. -Q J - ,:,5i-1.5 I -pf .0 ,idx-0. '..j'g -av... 4,345-4? r 'ee- - a-, ,Q -gd .-...,,,.,-' . ---I ,,:--.:.,-1--w...:' --...... '... ': ,.,-'M BUSINESS EDUCATIGN The rng part ol Del9auvv's curriculum. gf, 'V' 1.-r.. Mimeograph operation is part of any good secretary's training, need lor slcrlled vvorlcers during World War II led to tlwe development of tlwls expand- lvprng, sltortlwand, vvorlt on busrness maclwrnes, and secretarial practices Clncludnng coffee brealcsb make up tlwe secretarial course. Members of tlwe department nope tlrat a mayor vvrll soon be award- ed un tlwe business educatran Field. llwe new major would fulfill tlre reaurrements necessarv lor a teaclnng license. Establsslmng rt would be one al tlwe biggest forward steps ol tlwrs department srnce nts comparatively recent brrtlr. Mrs, E. Haggard, Mrs, A Evans O 'I . a Ns... 'Sl 'Wm 4 fr Yr, ,X A sharp chernlstry student always knows just what she as domq W CHEMISTRY From the maze of test tubeS and Bumaem burners emerge many chem I-Qtry majali, many ao am ta Specialized vvorlc nm graduate School Many are members of We affnlzated ihapter of the Amerrcarw Cbemnffal Dr I Fulmer Dept Head fr I PlCl9LIS, Dr H Furl-6-tt, Dr ll Lfiwl .f-,, 5 -:Qual-S 1' W. M' T' F li? do meme Soimetu 'L .- .,...' ...- ,..- 1...- ,...-- ..-4 ..- .fi X . ,,1- S' 'YS I I m 'J f -.M X - : I A 5 5 . 'A it Q Q, hx, From the rntent expressions, we can surmise that it must be tax time. ECQNQMICS ' Labor and economrc systems, statistics awd business cycle theory, pubhc Finance, busuness polrcy, advanced economic pruncuples, accounting, hnancual organ- izatron and Investment, busrness law these are some of the areas of study covered by the more than htty economrcs rnajare graduated yearly ham Depauvv Dr. V, WycL'hotf, Dr, H. lame, Dr. I. Maher, Dept. Head, Dr.E.HadCOCL,Mr,H.lV1aIOne'f, ' ln. - ' 'ilh I A txt alll? , , ,- 6 'S , sr -1- ' .i FII CQ if VF Colres add to the permlsslve atmosphere of thus education class. EDUCATIGN 'llwe rmportance ol tlwe bducatuon Department us sbown by tlwe lact that It boasted a greater percentage ol last years graduatrng class than any other department Vklrtlwrn tlre department, tlwere are more elementary tlwan secondary education students,vvrtl'1 the result ttrat a new member Wrll be added to tlwe teaclnrna stalt neyt year ' llwe Student teaclwlna program rs raprdly outgroyvrna tlme Greencastle sclwool system Many educatron majors do tlwerr practlce teaclrrng durrna 'lrnterrmu a weel before Depauw classes begun Qtlmers lwaye to wo as lar away as Terre l-laute or lndranapolrs Mr, C E. Moore, Dr, C. Queen, Dept, l-lead, Dr H. l-le-Iler 'IX .V .,-- 4 .-1 A 7. mf 3-llallfl-l hen a lrezhman aslfed a profess, teach them a language other than therr own. fx-w Who can tell me the crrterio by which we judge what's Fit to print7 or why undergraduates have to tale so much lfnglrsh, he replied, lo Correct and ellectrve usage ol the lkrngs lfnglrsh darned from camposl- trorr course: waz rated by Depauw alumna as the most rnlluentral factor rn employment alter graduatron, Lrlcewrse, lrteratlre wat marred the areatest contributor to rrchness ol lrle Depauvxfs English Department IS unrque rn that ,4 both :nstructors and majors drvrde therr time between Composrtlon and lrterature, attarnrng an unusual bal- ance between the two phases ol English Top Row Dr VV l-lngaard, Mr l-l Gar- rro', Dr, Q Pabrnsan, Dr C l-lrlberry, Dr l l-lr-son, Mr E VVrlluams, Mr, E Galhe Clan, Mr A Shumaler Bottom Row Mrs l Sanders, Mrs, E Tay- lor, Dr F Pergman, Dept l-lead, Dr R Pence, Dr M Shgllhauser, Mr ,lr Davis. 4 1 X-r v , 4' L' , E , - 'IA I' 1' U W P-, - my L 37 .1 ,. K W ,N , ,- 'r.-- 'J-f..a,,,.. - . , These tned geology students on 0 fre-ld trrp have I-nt rock bottom GEQLQGY AND GEQGRAPHY lrlvlrtlr the movrng ol the topaaraphrrgal nrapf lronr l-larzrson l-lall ta the new lrtwaw the G and G Department provrded adrjrngngl regrgrnrces to whrch 'students rioula 'eler Stress rn gealoav lav rn petroloay whrch deals vvrth the rocla themselves rnstead ol the former study ol the eartha-Q avvhole Far Eastern petrology vvhrch deals wrth the rails therrrrnelves rnfteaa ol the former study ol the earth Of a whole Far' Earatern geographrc Condrtrons Wrth enrphasri an what man dire with what he has, provrded new rwbrect rrratter lor QQOV1- raohy students Interest rn these afpergta ol ae-ography WGS Introduced lav rnitrargtar l-lerhert l,'r,' hrtnev alter hrf tfavel rn Qrrental Caurntrrerl Pr C l3'elDer,Uept Head Nlr I M.,rdrsan Mr l-l V.'hr'nev csv!-x V 'rff I- 4 x 7, .A 7 ,m.. ' .bfi 1' It Ancient sculpture intrigues any lover ol form and simplicity. CLASSICAL LAl'lGLlAGL3 Cascals comment in Julius Caesar, lt's Greek to me, becomes meaningless alter a course in tne Classical Languages Department llwe clepar X tments supplementary courses in translation, mythology, and ancient literature are interesting applications ol Greek and Latin tlwat make the languages come alive. Dr lkflinar, vvlio especially enjoys classical literature, lectured in General Studies lnistory classes on tlwe sub' rect Basic courses in Greek and Latin complete the curriculum MAncient Literature in two easy lessons is an accomplislwmentl Mr. B. Steele, Dr. E. Minor, Dept. l-lead .1 , I 1 4 rl k, r 5 If ,- V V f' The Hub provrdes boclwground For some exterrrporoneous Deutschrng GEQMAN Qrwe prrgttrre rs worth a than 1', and vvardf ar rt helps ta teach a thousand vvoraf when rt ri a Travre- rm a German claw Vrrarral eaurgatrarr a new feature al the Clefmah Department ards araphrriallv rm the ituriv al hoth the language and the riarmtry al rts development lhe travel paiters an the wallri ol Dr Grtrerwrrwgefra allrre are evrderrce that rm addrtrarw ta berrra head ol the German Department he handles the program ol etprzeht e-V ClrOt'1Q9S with larergm rfauhtrrei lhri awe Ettrrilertrt a Qoocl chance t3 practrrge the-rr Deutscl'1 rhrtf mother E V1- M .. r: a rr rr try 1 V., '7' 4: 1 -1 V-,B 1 Xp r ' - P .A , Nl' C hterhlrabger lXA.r A l,r,de-ry' lslr l-l 'fav' ' lflrtrehrnrje' Dept l'lt?rI!'l 'fir A . V 53 ,. V3 'K V-1. ' ff ' .r Q. x K XA r X ' fx,-.ggv , .t wif. X . Lis. I ph s i I N .xx 'I tt s T .. ,g . -X -f-NNNN ' 'S . N1 N-x.N,,.-Y .,. N' N-...-. X . we TA ' :sa'xs't3,sjatrrxffif N ., . ..., .....,.,..,,........,t.., - 1 ' to H ls'-'1 E K ,. I , . R if ,N '-.Y -'wx ,:1' ::f:NM',:iX s X- ' .. .gsffic -, If N YW... --W ,- ,X yt , , RQQIN ,. .... .. fag -A,-' ,. ' :gg ...J X., YF' . , . N rv , .. Mn if D 'f S Keeping on eye on the mop is the only woy to keep up in history l-llSlQl?Y - The Hrstory Department lwos been experrmentung by usung no bosrc text books on the two hundred course level Llzrng tlwna tlweory the Instructor presents bus rnterpretotuon ol lwrs Held ond tlwe student does more reseorclr on lms own v-4 'unix f 7 L A A 4 ,f Top Row Dr C Plwnllrps, D' D lonntj, Mr, ,l. Slwover Bottom Row Dr Q, lVlonl1orI.Dept, l-leocl, A Dr C Plerson, Dr A Crondoll, Dr ,l, Boughmon, ls? J tt , xv 5 F-ootoofwr ,, . 'ocfee crlzfeg 1 M fl A- 00004 ff' H r we - 1 -'f'f ,:,.:fLi?5i 1 rf' 'X A food laboratory rs no place lor ony conscrentrous duet fan l l HQME lfCC7NQl'VllCS lhere were severol lllrratgw thug yegr rferemost omemg them wgg .3 new gtglqf mg-mlggr Mr' Dotrerrce Wells A new home etzorromrcs club olhce graced the 'heme ECM hguee Sprrng vgrggrrrgn fgrmg De-PQNJW home economrsts rn New Yorl, where they vt .ated Food cmd clothrrrg rnorlete, food plorrrweu, clothurrg deirgrrerb, and test lmtfjhem lvgClVWlfJ4'SlRIlCl'1'3fTl.G protect rn whrrgh the gurls bolted three hundred pourrdw ol hurt cole, r netted CJ tremendous prolrt The prorieelts were tried 4, f A lor re-Qogmtron ol deaerwmg hgme ergomdrrrcs rrmlorg -,md l N 5 - . I lor department e-trdi Thetmh not 0 hrjt the urwrmdl 5 sl loshron show w31m3reglorrw9:dui thdrre-ter 'S . , J it Top Row I'Vl,sS B 'ighlrmlw' Mrs? P. Sells. Bottom Row fvlriil Pdzear, Dept l-l f-Qld, l Nlms V lvlmrle Klrss LX lleitw. Wx X x X s XxQX X QS ay X SQ Qs Q X xxx 3 I , ' be f' One has to use a man-srze slide rule for those harder problems. frAll-lhl-frAllC'3 l-leaded hy Dr l-lerrrrgl. Greenleaf, the Mathematics Department pravrded rts majors wrth three 'nannelr ol :twig the three-year pre-enarneerrng currrgulum, lrle rnsurance or arituarral worlc, and hnance courses. 1 N X irq, lr rs a servrce department lor numerous other Frelds! such as nursrna and elementary educatron A popular course, astronomy rs prrmarrly a culture course and does not utrlrze math Az part ol therr' work, students under the rnstructron ot Charles johnson spend one nrght a week at lVlcl4rm Qbservatory the one place at Depauvv where Star-gazrng rs encouraged. Mr, t-l, l-lunzeler, Dr. C Goss, Dr. H Greenleaf, Dept. t-lead, Mr. C. lohnson, Dr W. Arnold. fs 'T z I I I I Q, ,. 2 .--5 g,:f,: , ,f 1 a ' I, 'p x 352 N. , J , . 3: . 1-vi f:- . .X -V . . '. .185 55 -'Q .., .xg '- vit hs' N P ' :N N- M . rt :ct K av? ' ft I v .fsii ,f: q ws. ,. ew ,gov Q, I 1 I thunk, therefore, I om7 Or us il I cm tI'lerefore,ItI1unIf7 Dorn' PI-IILQSQDI-IY AND IQELIGIQINI Addltwoni to the Ioqulty Gnd CurrlCuIurn Iwove mOrIted the profgreii OI tne pInI01opIIy ond Religion Department 1n the post two yeori, New un- tructors pocolo, Newton, ond Wford and new comme: In rellglous education ond Cnrlitronuty un the Wexvtern worICI ore IweIprng wnden tne Ecope OI tne fIerirortrnent':, Q :mtv Mr I? Newton, Mr I Dnrzolo, IW: C F-InIcIebrond,fV'Ir I N'VC1fd,D' P ECCIIESDV Compton, Dept I-Ieod .f LUII M- 49 Vx 1 x. QD 1 A :J 2 . ff 2 I, , , , ,,. , In , nm I .xg if . P M - x. . C H Q 'J t..x.A:..NI' r., 4- , I I I 1 -- N fix :L I , f ' X N . 'Email -'1 '. ' Ex f V 1 I f 'iv x Q 1 , Y X V ' - -5- h I ' SL 55529 . ,g,,ss'.' ,, f , ' L ' ' r ,Z-fpjf fggif I 3,3 5 - ,I -:z 51 v I I ,ar 5.6 lv O .f - NE , , V . ' i j , A e-,,, 'E-F I ,F M I. 1- U. t.. . , , , , ,-N, I t , C. 11, . ..- ..... , A .,,, I , 5 A, ,i . .JL 1 ., ..,,, L ' I ' ' I f f' Q , Keepmg physically fmt is important lor all college students PH 'XSICAL FDlJfiAllQ7lNl P lf majors tangled up on tne parallel bars, dancers getting over that gracelul-as-a- I'J'Nll leelung, a Fundamentals class discovering new muscles evidence to refute all tlweories about tlwe 'llnactivlty ol toclavls youtlw H 'I V a ' 1 ' f T we :xr .' .- , E l I , l J- cccc -vcd c........ A WAN W WK Y fhw ,V 1 g A H, ww-N:--'A l ,. , , ., Y- .,,. , N- ,V,., W .L - ,. .I -mg.-Q Q- X f 'A F . ' Y-1 1 . ' ' f ' N U N I l Ll ,.-f l I I- A 'lop Row Mr M gnavely, lvl' P, l-larvev, ' L I 4 3: Nlr C Erdmonn, Mr C lutl-er, Dr l I ' A rim -' 'lf RW Loveless, Dept ll-lead, Mr B l-lncls, g li .fiikx ' Bottom Row lvlrs F lnalns, Mass Nl. Muller, N l' ug' '32, M1355 Mitchell, M155 M Cornncl, MISS? ' 'h :'ff',Q iff. ' Funclness, M' X 5 .A g I Tube-tome o physucwt, one must have the sprrut of o puonevr sg if PHYQCS Roytneon nuclear ernulsroni Dior pttyjlii rorfrlo pfopogotron Lterebiperitrogropn tne e ore mf: J ' few of trre terrn5 encountered rn the 'ltuoy ot phyfu-is Xfnclt V3 more otw'5lc3 mrolorf, use trrese vvordl and tnivv Wk-If they mean Nu-:leer ernulsroni retote to Dr Spf-Jguef Stuoref. lot yeo: at ttre Lrmerrrty ot Cnrgago wnere ne 5:11 I research on elerrrentory portrdef. Dr Cone-II two: been doing research on zotor plwysrcf For ttwe pair two year: He H05 G Qontroct wrtn ttwe Arr Forge to burfd o gtererg- Lkb'-5:34130 ' spectrogropn ii K E ..-yin R4 1 rx ,I I , Atwll 1 i r . Q ff' f '1f'TI1':' M525 . . Dr A Sprague, Dr O Srwrlwy Dr M Cor- ' X e 'VR is ' rel! Den' Head Dr F Dfre' ' Iv rx in M fax' E ff x Y' A Xt V ' 1 ' 5 ff K X , . -his 0 , Y' F ' Xtf f x ' , 'M 'W , Y ' ' 'Y' ., rt I 4 f ,, x ' ' ' 1' .A ' V 4 . ,, -:mr r f , V , - . ' ' V N . .,.. e.v.f,- - - 1 ' t 1M f 'ff'-V 2 f lf, ff ,-.4 K' 4. 4 E.. 4 . 11- f Ll' -. v xx, u,,..A-.wx x s P a slay 11 , .l o s X ,as , A ' ,xxxxxQ .x a SEV.IO:?kl'x 3 , H 4 nv X 2 51, X -LN X li .l 3x ll ,Q .x 'UI 5.21 A x Vxgx J xx ,x J ff f 53,1 Ogg gil 4 ilusrgnr I :UG WV? 9 X' ' r ' w. sv' Q. Q? 'C' 'vxjbx X .yy-ri-Aix--as x 5 . ,, 'VA' .-X X FZJ1:-f nbu9f9xxx , ' 3 if' .KTA xl X Q ixlx . ' -.sw pd nz 6 fs'- xx In . s X1 s 9 asf 9. 9 1 5 5 -ev 'coxzswo son mowsn our or Sm auf. e v Q '-L ,Q mf' ' .V Slliwgi' -.AJ 5 ,I , ,. ROOMS ,H ' 1 A Kam ,L y V '- .. 1f'l Wx L.-ff ., , 'ill' .- 3 Qs' Q r . - ' h N L -V l It takes gre-at minds to second guess the polysci. professors. VQUUCAL QCIENCE If you are Interested ID low or government, O polrtlcol scremce major as the path to take. A wp F 'Um +3 wrde vorwty of Couri-SS, the-re Ore Opportumtlei for study Gt the American University QOLH Sprung. , I, r.....1, . F 551 V, . X .'-,Uri-?.SV: ' r : ' - ag. V ., if ' 1 ' ' f:.:'.gs'g.,223i 'fare -. ,r V C , 55-Q, t V Dr. C Norton, Dr -r ECzrly,.Dr H Volrmer, 5465 1- ' Dept Heed, Dr W Groves. f'- 'f ' , , V 1 - 'ef - r A FBT. - t Y , A -4 - -V .,- ., . an ' g ', . . 'X , In ' T' ' H' . .11 L' 1 ,:f .nf ., TJ ' I 1 . i N - X, A 1 , I V , I? AQ. V V . - ,r . .:-Q. V r I . h V ,M . . ' fre' ' - 1, ,.- ' -'AV , ' ' -N - ' '31, If 5 -' .si 4 ' 5.1 g, W ' R Af 4, X N if, -5' ', :L .V --0- 1. 1.3 A. ,Q , -'. - -.gf 5 5 ' f - ..: it-' K !P'Vl2'B.'- I 'X AXE 3 YN sve- Con you guess where the Mile whale piece of paper rs hrdden PSYCHOLQGN ' From freelwrnon course: rn rnenrol rrygrene- tc senror Dcrrtrrent cfferf future psycnconolyzrsts on orroy of subpects testrng ohne ff' F MCF.9nnO, Dr H Howlrns, Ur H Scarborough, Dr. lx Wcqoner, Dept. I-le-od Dr F. Goodson, Dr C Piotr, Sernrnorf C1 we-H-equrpped psycnologv De rmol peycnolorgy, ond counfeirng tecnnrquef ru ...ni l I ,N rn ,, I. Y ALMERIAX X4 xl' b Z!!! 5615 ' PA ' 00 SWS 65 . 1 :::'2'..Q M- t .SHIITIHGU Dm., sf,f:fg-Fir, S Xa... Lol: Lopez, who halls from Madrnd, is well qualrhed as a Spanish coach. pCf!lAllClE LAlXlGllAl.3E3 Next year Wrll herald O real lace-llltnng rn the rn5tr'uctlon ol French and Spanrsh, -mth the egtdlylrglrrnerrt ol a lull-zcale language laboratory. Thug lap vvrll provide thrrtv tape recorders and sem:-Sound prool booths for students' use rn recordrng oral exercrses VVrtl1il'1e eventful addrtlon ol ten to tvventv more machrnei the department hopes to accommodate all hrst and Sec- ond vear language Students lor one hour of practice vveelly Thrs recorder technraue has loeen rn use on a lrmuted scale lor some trme Row Dr L Tennts, Dr P CJ Evans, Top Dept. l-lead, Mr H Albro, Dr. I.. Turl. Second Row Nlr M Wachs, I'Vlr, P Carl, M195 P. Grace, Dr W. Most Bottom Raw, Dr E Sublette, Mrs Bache- ler, Mass Andrade w U B' ' .. fav' V ,K P . .X V' U Q an 5 - 'ia s5x,u - Q lx- ,A 'xx ' .. QL ' .7 . 1 ' V ' 1 ' X A i- f . f,xs'i r. fs, e n f .. . . N 4 2 if P 'A w ff' '- 'z t t - fm- -2. fi -.. X wk! ,fx V, s'If, QXN, j A 1.2-f ' nz' S Vu X J 'F 'EQ ' i' Sk ' 5 YQ N 0 .5 J :Nix 'V , K' V st +1 Q' ' N ,. 'I' :VW ' -S an p - -1, , X Q -Q U 'f N ., Y, '5 K 'ir tw ..I,A' . 4.-ff' W?NRtRjSg'63Qa::gtx -- Q- ., Wm. Nw, N53 Tisikt fr- ' k' ' ' Q, 419 S., ga' 1 'E' f. .t in va tltzvln ..? Arhfclcts from eculy clvlluzctnons prove VCSCIHOQIHQ to sociologrsts SQCIQLQGY The HDLICLM me the Scene of Socnology Deportment Stott meetmgs one mtovmot doves Could yott Fund cn better Gppflcotvon Qt E-OCIOXOQICOI prmctplef than these cotfee meetings fubstututmg Qtouo e-pernemie to' tor- rnoflty? Nr P Mtjher, lV'tr Al, Vexfmgx, Ur VN' Nclwtyre, Dept Heed Dv P. Thomof A .5- 1 4, , FK' e-e r 'T' Vial 1? 'G - :W tt tw, 1 171: of . t 9 t J - s kt iw, 3' E Q' 'igffttt 'J Ao., x 190 . 357 1 :L Ni .4 : f . if .1 u-1111- 1: N--ny. er- 1 fi' ' PJ fy ' V f1 'f L W U71 j 'J 'U JfN'f1'x Ui' H IIIX x 4 F just ten secands unhl Studlo 331 goes on Qhe on Q1 me dep-Jrtmerut proleclf W0-3 the VQ'fJY!JAlVWlZfJfIOI'l of nts Comses to canst students In ful wem, mm fiomrnumucmlom The-y were fuumated by M: Dmreli CJDDLH, me-wcomef to We BUSH 1 ,gs 1 ' ' 1 C , 1 D: FP Wersi, Mr D 410001, D' H Pos-3, Dept Head, Mass F Tmnell, Mr 9 XN4l!nfJms J . K -2 l .Lx l l l frog 'rw X 'Ili r N X rt lyk W M 3 l g f F 1 M f V ' If ff 'Wigs W iff, 3 i X-Q10 Q :' -0, , 'fofA,: 1,1 N J. I xg V ' l X ff ulfqrs:-,r,- ,, . .,r.:.-. 1 gf qvvpv -'-. .xs,, r Q -. ,, I A Z., , 1 A , 'H1 .fr fn' - l K 'af tliiijlsgl, I .g'3ff-'axevs-ff-:s.gf2ra:r' r V- F ' , ' --'.'!.-fe. --1 f -' r l ,A .V P' 2-3 , ' 'L f I -Pa fiifiglff-'T' z, V ., ' ' V' ,Q-EQ-. --1 T1 rf- n - . ,N P. 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'r Dr XX Defnaids fir F Elle' Dr C Hud- rnln, Dao' il-lf?-Jil l l 4 1 rl Pl NUPSING CLUB lop Row l Smrrhbl l-lamrlton,N Hennnng- ser, l fXustrn, P l-larmrson Second Row, M PhelpS, S, Whrtaken, E. Mtgrr-ell, l-l Frurlett, L Brarnard, P Merrrll, C Gdrrett Bottom Row P Trbbets, Sec, M Noll, - Yrce Pres , S Waldo, Pres, E Mcbldow- X s .-4 yr 'v rrey lreai , l, Mulcahey, ' Xt' V- X -Y .X W I l ., E 1 1 x 1 fs 1 I 'v fix - 4 , Y N IA' +I Af Student nurses tolce Q peek at their new subject.' 'fffalflfp 'fl lJl,ll?5llvJG Depauwf gcrroal or are elrgrble to talre the lrcensrng exam grven by the 'Jg rr.g rieleoratel rtf seiifrril brrthday thrfr year Corn- Indrana State Board ol Nursrng l2egrstr'atlan and Nursing Crrrrg a lrberal arts ccrrrculurrr wrth the usual nurses 'rarrrrrrg program, the Nurcrng School rs cooperatrng .wtf lrfle-t'rOdr't hloiprtal rn lndranapolrs, to proyrde a bafrc lou'-rear degree whereby prospectrye nurses 'ray broaden tnerr educatronal erperrence and srrll 'reef prcrlerrofal rerrurrement-1 ljlltlf entefrrg thrz program ipend therr Frrst two years rr lrberal arti and bairc icrence study at Depauw, then Educatron A graduate ol the program on passing thus exam rs then lrcensed as a prolessronal regrstered nurse and rn addrtron receryes her Bachelor ol Scrence degree from De-l3auw lhrs program brds larr to become a popular one, al- ready enrollment has swelled consrderably, as may be seen rn the tact that three-lourths ol thus years nursrng students are lreshmen More and more students are ester '.'etr:rripr,t l-lo' -rrtnl lor two years and three sum- seerna the need to complement therr specralrzed studies le W e al rrrterr' hed rrarnrrrg Ar the end ol thra trme they wrth lrberal arts courses. as -1 '- 1 fir lrtwrit fr t - l-lwlr. l ll 1' ?'i'W f-it 1 :srl 'Qlft' J wifi' 5 L, Q -P ., -' A l r U ' A and ' . l 3 l ll Left to Rrght: Mlss Mrldred Sweet, Mrss r V Ruth Blackburn, Mrss Carmen Sharp, Mrs. fat l- 'p Coal Grlbert, Mrs Frederrlra lfoch, Mrs, s -- s V ,, LaVanne Mundy, Mrs. Luclrle l-lodgson, ' K km' 'I tg X Mrs Wanda Plunlett, lVlrS plessalyn Allen in V S - 10 g JF , f Z- , ' x ' l W -38 5 l H' ' r 5' 5 w .iv U pf 2 .ff X f Qi 'Vfn 'wah , flflfflr , Whot's the score-7 Musxclons analyze works un the lnstemng room SCHQQL GFML1SlChh The School ol Mufuc plc-fs O two-Fold role on the Depouw compue 0 role whmh emphoflzei equolly the nom-prolessuomol student ond the mduwduol olgmnmg o musrc career hIb9fCllOflffIUClGVIlEDlC1Vll'lllWG bmw-5 or symphony, tol4e music coursee, ond serve C15 ODDVGCNOUVQ lnsremers Nlufzc mogofi may be pvepormg themselves Of church musncnons, prnvote ond pulnluc school muslc teach ers public perlormeri, or composer? lo each Student the School ol Muna ollers loroccl ODpOrtumtleSlorOr1 en- rxchecl ond oesthetlcolly sotzslwhg lnle both mow ond tomorrow MUSIC Room Top Row Mr LX, Carle-el,Mr F Peterson, Mr. D, l-lonno, Mr P, Qrococll, Nlr, G. 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X'Zf T11 1 ffflff, A 1 X X ff 1 iX XXXXX X Z- X X XXX' Z 1 1111111 X 1? 1' ,X1X 1f'f4?t'fffi: WMNI ! 33, S3 1111 if ,Wig X X 1 ine :pc-'ti yea: at Depauw saw the Tigers come from out of nowhere to cop the ICC All-Sports trophy, the big s-,es came to Greencastle alter DPU had been a conference member for only four complete years, 'ine might call it the second year of the athletic renaissance in view of the wealth of gridiron material, another powerful cross country crew, a good if not great swimming team, a baslcetball crew loaded with talent and abiiitv, a competent traclc aggregation, an improved baseball souad, some good golfers, and the usual fine tennis team that was the terror of the ICC Athletic Director jim l.oveless combed the bushes for o group of scholar-athletes and found them in such great numbers that it could be said one of the main problems consisted of ferreting out the best of the best, and not the old problem of buildrng athletic teams around the nuclei ofa few men. Bob l-licl' installed a new system of plays that were not learned thoroughly until the srfth game ofthe season, ora anlw trier did the football fouad show evidence of future ireatnesi Cal Luther turned out another crack bailetball tear: Hob Harvey again directed the cross iointrv and tracl teams, Charlie Erdmann was head man in tvvimn-mg Mile Snavelv again served at tennis ne'to' and ldicls in addition to hr: football duties, coached baseball IOS Coach Bob l-liclcs came to Depauw from ,luniata Col- lege in pennsylvania where he had compiled a i6-O-l record, but the end of the i956 season unfortunately showed his overall standing to be a more ordinary 17-6-Q reading ln other words, the Tigers ended up with a W-6-l record, all six losses coming in the opening six games Several reasons could be pointed out for this-a brand new catalogue of plays that toolc a long, long time to sinlc in, laclc of depth that seemed to shrinlc to less of a problem as the season progressed, no desire on the parts of some players, an easily-discouraged ballclub that, once it tell behind, particularly in the Ball State game, would give up With all the misery of September and Qctober, DePauw fans watched and waited for a team that definitely had it to explode. The explosion almost came during the Butler game, but the outplayed Bulldogs toolc advantage of Depauw errors to elce out a 19-13 decision lhen, on Dads' Day, a capacity crowd cheered itself hoarse while the Ben- gals humiliated lndiana States lCC cellar-dwellers by a 46-i3 count The neft weelc saw the annual exhibi- tion of vicious football that always marlcs a lVlonon Bell classic, and Depauw and Vtfabash slugged their way to a 7-7 standoff lite tide was rolling ifiiait till re-t vearl l. i F s , N ... K I A-. I 1 -wt-bw--,,,.. F 'M,-., rf ,mv Q I -1,-x 'I -ctw-TJ.. M- M. if ,gg X ' .A N . ,fix-.AQ ,Q , '5- -fw 'K .., Coaches-Left to rnght Mr P Harve-v,lVXx C. Exdm'unrv,fXAr rl lovg-1.1-ss, Mr C Luther, Mr P Hud-3, M1 E fnovefv Managers Top Row C. Q:ggVw.sL1 W 'Pee-se P Qnbbe Bottom Row L L mole, ' xY'l'iIVW 1, -3 Goetz. Y . . ix ,k --,, .5 xthxb FOOTBALL DePauw ..... .... 1 3 - Evansville .....21 DePauw ..... .... O Sk. Joseplfs . . ..... 32 DePauw ..... .... 6 Ball Slate .... ..... 1 9 DePauw ..... .... O Beloit ....... . . . 3 DePauw ..... .... 1 9 Valparaiso .....33 Depauw ..... .... 1 3 Buller ........ ..... 1 9 Depauw ..... .... 4 6 Indiana Stale . , . . . . . .13 De-Pauw .... .... 7 Wabash ...... . . , 7 Xa-., E Z iffy! ' I 1 J K 'gf : ' A ' -':1.. il Litas' ,, - ,JA 4 I . nn- '5 4 rg V ' L ' - , -'MQ 5 f ,- 47351: X vp, 'a Q.,,f A J GP z-V I ,I :fa 5. I ' 'f -V . 494 I .Q N M 3. ,Q .Q f - . - . ..... -1 . V ,www 1 ' ' , Q a' 'N ' val-7f 30 if 'ge 4 , f . ,, , ,,,. .Ax X -tv ' . I h if ' fl-Wi R ff f ,Q B Q Q is Q Xx a I4 , ': , if, , 1 -I 'h Ti. t I Ts H- mxpqv W a a gn f V ,e FOCJTBALL Evansville 21, DePauw 13 Defending champion Evansvilles Aces unceremon' iously brolce Cach Bob l'liclcs' winning strealr when they pounded out a 21,13 decision over Depauw in the Tigers' opening encounter. The Aces, thanlcs to the pile-driving ol lullbaclc lien CThe AnimalD Lutterbach, scored the second time they got the ball, late in the third quarter, and again late in the linal period while Depauw mustered up both its scoring drives in the lourth canto. The First Evansville score came on l.utterbach's drive lrom eight yards out alter the poclcet City crew had marched 83 yards lrom their own nine. Two DPU drives were stopped on the Evansville QQ and 97, the latter when time ran out in the second auar- ter, and the Aces tallied again with 35 seconds to go in the third when Bud George tossed an eight-yarder to Diclc Sinclair in the end zone. Depauw came right back, and alter Don Boveri hit Hallbaclr Diclc l'lacl4enberg on the 'IQ with a 'I7-yard pass, and lullbaclc George Mestousis lought his way to the three, Goodnight snealced over. A comedy ol lumbles set up the linal Aces TD when Chuclc House intercepted a Boveri pass on the 'l4 alter Pon Galiene had recovered Richie Thompson's lumble alter Bill Hull had recovered Morrie Good' night's lumblefAl:Tlfl2 pat Ewing had lallen on Corlry Thompsonis bobblel Depauw scored again in the last second on Boverfs pass to l-laclcenberg. St. Josephs 32, DePauw O The outgunned Tigers, plaving a duplicate game-ot their Evansville encounter, lell belore the eventual lndiana Collegiate Conlerence champions and entrants in the NCAA-sponsored Aluminum Eowl, St iloe, 392-O, at the Dumas' home lield in Rensselaer A stubborn Tiger delense held the Puma iuggernaut to two scores in the lirst hall, but tell apart alter the intermission as St joe gamboled on the Bengal green almost at will Depouwis ollense was once again unable to get moving throughout the game, and did not penetrate inside the St. ,loe Q5-yard marlter, A powerlul running game headed by Bob l-lamman, Malte Murphy, Keith Fingerhut, Paul Scherschel, Ray Bonory, and Bob Daigle, plus the ciuarterbaclring and passing ol Palph Tite led the Dumas in a powerlul showing ol strength and depth that lcept the tough but thin Tiger delense consistently baclf on their heels. St hloeis lirst score came midway in the lirst auarter on a 66-yard march in 'IQ ground plays alter Morne Goodnight lumbled a snap lrom center on third down Tite went into the end zone on o bootleg around the right side lrom the three, The second TD occurred near the end ol the lirst hall on Murphvls plunge lrom the three, A Tite-to-Fingerhut pass lrom the 47 accounted lor the third Puma score, Tate intercepted a Don Boveri pass on the DPU 35 and swivel-hipped to the live, then snealqed over. 111 , X ,il The team rs up For the First lciclcoff in the season's opener. BallState19,DePciuw 6 llne letliargic ligers failed to owalten lrom tlieir season-long sleep again and succumbed to an underdog Ball State eleven, lf?-o lwo liundred lans traveled to lVluncielortl'1e event, lwoping to see some demonstration ol tlwe ligers' pre-season ratings llie liost Cardinals scored all tliiee touclidawns in tlne second period wlwile tl'ie ligers were able to get only one sustained drive going all afternoon lliis some Ball gtate outlit, by tlfie way, lost later in tlie season to St loe, 66,0 A First-quarter Depauw drive Fizzled once on tlie BSTC 40 and again on tlwe Ql Later in the period, lnollbacl lom Campbell Jlirted riglit end to score lrom tlie QQ, only to lwave tlie ploy called baclf by a baclclield in motion penalty llwe drive bogged down and Ball State toolr over and drove 78 yards in lO plays, ,laclc Lowe going over lor one early in tlwe second period. lbe Tigers came riglwt bocl and tied it at 6-all wlwen Geonge Nlestoujis drove oll rrglwt guard and went all tlie way lrom liis own 49 Dene lfniglnts lficlf was all to tlie rigbt, liovveyer For tlie remainder ol tlie quarter it was all Ball State, llwe Cardinal duo ol Lowe running inside and lim Brown outside, coupled witli auarterbaclc Koelills timely passing, led tbe drives lor tlie second and tliird Ball State toucbdowns lfniglit, llfe lallman,Goodnigl1t, and Campbell ,uttered iniurief 112 Goodnighfs handoff to Matlwieson nets two against Butler. Beloit 3, Depauw O llwe winless ligers marclied to witlwin inclies ol vrctary in tl'ie second quarter, only ta lail on lourtlw down from the one yard line, and dropped tlieir lourtli straight decision at Beloit lolnn Perles, Buccaneer end, booted a lo-yard Field goal midway in tlwe tlwird quarter ta pro- vide tlne slim margin ol victory. ln a contest marlted by Fine defensive play, botn squads managed to get sustained drives underway, but Fizzled out in tlwe region ol tlie Q0 yard marlcers wlwen tlwe defense began to stitlen llwe lrgers lar outgained tlie Bucs, lwowever, moving V93 yards on tlie ground and 48 tlirough tlwe air to Beloits ll8 over tlwe turl and ll by passing llie Bengals sutlered lneavily in penalties, laiowever, out- sluggingn tlweir opponents 85 yards to QO, With 3130 remaining in tlwe game, Beloit punted to tlwe liger l8, Slap lVlatliieson got up to tlne 31, Diclt l lacl4enberg sprinted around riglit end lor l4 more to tlie 45, and on tlie next play scooted uptlwe middle and out to tlie rrglfit to tlfie Bucs' Q7. Morne Goodnight tlirew to tlie goal line, but tlwe pass was incomplete between two DPU receivers, Cn a lalce pass liandotl, lullbaclc Ernie Nlodzelewslci was dropped lor a loss, Goodniglwt tlnen passed again to laclt johnson, but not enougli lor tlie First down, Beloit tlien stalled tlirougli tlne Final minute and a hall of play, . - l , ?..' --. u it , - A 'N Q. G. VA W' X sf? ' ' fl 5575? . V' - N ,T y ,, .. N. L S. K, -. X, 5. . Ox ,Q 6 . Y:h:w-- A , - Q P WS ,. slb MQLLQ 5 J Q. .Kg gi, fi, 95353 f H21 4 L. '3,g:m .ik-,f . .9 A' 1 . I.g,,'f1wm- , , x 1 . , X n Wig Q VWNFRLHQM DPU holfbclck Dene Knlght il Gbout to get spulled shortly ofier I1 hos token G handoff from qucrterbccl- Merrie Goodmght 113 :fm Q XX ,X was - 'F -X2-SN 1921, ' Nmatis 1-My -z ir A V L Q ut-,A .-f 1 N ' 1 lg. , x 1, , ' t - 1 lj , 'j :. X is x, A wax I ri QQXX' Y- 1 Q , L, Q p - -t .--XR .ts-sw 3, ' ,I.,. . ...X-.s .' 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If ya., A 1 ls- - - , - J ' ' --- . 1 . ,-ua ...j -'uv-rm g.-:X .,. .-.wx -fx tv: .-.X,:,yy',,: 1 CW' : - - :us-:.1.'at:--' A -. - ffl.-.f'.-is-:ai1.,.,QQwa3k.-:SMcu-fi.:sis teaeissfgfnsr Tom Campbell is hauled to the turf from behind by a Valpo Crusader in the Old Gold Day tussle at Blaclcstoclr, Valparaiso 33, DePauw 19 It was tlwe same old story, but a little dillerent plot as tlrie ligers lost anotlwer one, tlwis time to Valpols Cru- saders, 33-19, belore 4,CCO Qld Gold Day lens llie big dillerence was Valpo auarterbaclt Cuordy l-lelms,wl'1o riddled tlie DPU secondary time and again, tlwrowing leur touclwdown passes and completing nine out ol 19 lor Q85 yards in what was otlrierwise an evenly-matclied contest 'llwe victory gave Valparaiso a 3-1 record in the Conlerence and lelt Depauw tied in tlie celler witlw lndiena State atC-41 Volpe Struclc First, driving 97 yards in Q0 plays alter lam Campbells punt rolled out ol bounds on Valpols tlwree paul Neumann, tlie Crusaders' lelt liallbaclr wlio tallied lour times during tlrie alternoon, capped tlne drive by going around lelt end lrom 14 yards out lor tlwe score. Witli ten minutes lelt in the liall, Neumann raced 61 yards down tlwe eastern sideline lor anotlier score to male it 13-O llwen Depauw, playing top notclw loot- bell, scored twice, tying it at 13-all, on a 73-yard drive witlw Goodnight snealang over lrom tlwe one, end a 54- yard brealfeway bv Campbell. llien l-lelms took over again. llie Valpo euarter- becl4 tossed twice to Neumann lor 70 end 61 yard TDS, Goodnight lwrt Dene Kniglit lrom tlwe tlriree to melee it Q7-19, but Volpe sewed tliings up witlw a l-lelms-to- lflleson aerial just belore tlrie linal gun sounded, 114 A DePauw ball carrier tries to drive past the Valparaiso secondary but is brought down in the Tigers' 33-19 loss to the Crusaders. Butler 19, Depauw 13 Coaclw Bob l-liclcs' scrapping ligers sliowed their best lorm ol tlne season against lony l-linlcles Butler Bulldogs, but it wasnt good enougln as tlie Bengals Fell, 19-13. llwe contest was so close tlwat two penalties and a Depauw injury were probably all tliat lcept tlwe ligers lrom grabbing tlweir lirst win. llwe lirst decisive Tiger penalty came in tlie lirst period wlwen lom Campbellls 53 yard run to tlwe Butler 10 was called baclf by a Depauw otlside. -llwe other occurred in tlrie tlwird quarter wlien a double penalty nullilied Merrie Goodniglwts pass to Ernie Modzelewslci on tlwe Butler leur, llwe all-important injury came midway tlwrouglw tlie second period wlwen Campbell, wlwose lward running lied sparlced tlie liger attaclc, sutlered a necl4 injury wlnile malcing a sideline tackle. llwe Bulldogs still just managed to liold on long enouglw lor tlwe win. Leading comlortably 19-6 witli seven min- utes lelt in tlwe linal stanza, tl'ie Bulldogs ruslied Good- niglit lward but tlwe DPU auarterbaclc managed to tlwrow a screen pass to Boveri on tlwe 35, Boveri rambling tlie rest ol tlwe way lor tlie score to malce it 19-13. With 2195 lelt, Butler then punted to the DPU 15, but lour Bengal plays brouglit tlie ball down to tlie Butler 35. Goodniglwt tlien liit l-laclcenberg in tlwe lelt llat, piclcing up a lirst down on tlwe Q4, but time ran out belore the next play. .2-.Q i px ss x X X N 1 is -Lx X S? ' X N S Q 4 . + fm.. X Q , A - G+ R , -,gk A big pileup occurrlng during the second quarter of ochon In the lwcrdffought Monon Bell struggie wlth Wabash -1-1 J ' vnu , , 4 in ,gr wx. .,.:lSf'E1w- 1 fl-llf ' ik .., . Dene Knight is about to grub on oenol from Don Boverl during the VGIDOICJISO game 1:3 M .fm ,:kiA,.,Qx V :3,,gi,'.x:., x .,.?..c1 Y vb,?. QIX, V ik? 'K cj, tl XV' kai, ,Www , 1 uriiv x :Q sat., .J1','Y.P - . 4 .-5-vs? Q 'Q X ,L Q. Xivfa ,, , X v 115 ,X Q, gil, fe . UI. -LIE! d-Jxd I 524 'Q' if x ,. g , xr , ' 1. ,Q A , '4 S Q1 , imc H ,231 .-SN Top Row: C, Copple, Mgr T Douohertv, L, Thomas, D. Brrdaeford, E. Modzelewsl r, gl. Braden. Second Row: P. Godwrn, L. Krnsey, P. Lrven- -Jood, T Campbell, 9 VEIDDV, A r'Vlrl'e't Bottom Row M Cuoodnrght, D Soverr, G Shoclel, G, l-lallodov, il johnson, T, l-lolthouse. Depouw 46, lndrona Store 13 The raprdlv-rmprovrng Trger3 :hailed up vrrgtory nun- ber one a5 they erupted lor' seven touchdowns belore on overflow Dada' Dov Qrowd, runnung roughshod over lndrono State, 40-T3 The vrrgtorv made De-Dauw 3 hnal ICQ readrng 'T -5 ond dropped the gvcorrnorez to the bazement wrrh on O-6 record Depauwli lrne outcnarged the better'-than-average lndrana Stote lorward wall throughout the contest Pe- lrable Por, Turner who begrdei throwrng o number ol Lev bloil' and malrng tail-le alter torzl-le riombrned vvrth ll-e Tallrrran Poe lilalrene, ond Drril Vartanrdn to hold to O total ol dl yclrdi llJHlTlVlQ 'frlrp l.!'TOll'rlQ'ZOl' 'ad nri best day ol the geazon vvrth 7Q fordi rn lf trre, and Compbell l-laclenberg ond reerve 'rdllbaril Greg Sharglel drd worlmanlrle Jobs Gooanrght nrt hre ol rrrne derrols, good lor T33 vardi ow: tnree lG',r VrfJOlNr1 Depadw iorez Nr dnlf 3' 57 gone rn the game fflref. l-lalerberg 'umbl-ed over' lrom the 37 that TD dave Depauw rr hr f 'end ol rhe 3eazonl Sr- rrrrnute' late' Goriflru rr' 'rrf T rr 'mt lrorrr the lll b'rt 'State made rt To-C ct 7fD7r if E,Q'1i,.'DE'YlDC1 THQLrGlll1f'l+? :ine '!V'l 47-5 The efonri 'all ff 1 'xl' DeDr1r,,w az Cdmpbell moored and Drrnr Ter 'dei 'K e to trre three 'lV'j the 43 yard lrfre-. 116 Depouw 7, Wcrbosh 7 It would hove been o shame lor onvone to lose thus 64th grudge bottle between the two butter Monon Bell rrvols, ond the evenness ol the contest showed rn the tre thot wos added to the record rn the oldest loot- ball rrvolrv west ol the Alleghenres H Depauw went rnto the gome ot l-6, Wobosh at 6-Q, ond the Covemen were noturolly lovored, but the tense- nesz ol every ploy movbe brought out one hypothesrs: the TCC IS o pretrv rough leogue Alter Brll Qobbert put the Cavemen oheod lote rn the hrst hall rn the game ployed at lnglrs Freld rn Crow- lordsvrlle, wrth o one yard smosh over rrght taclcle to .gap a 55 yord morph, Depouw roared baclt wrth the Second hall ltrrzlcoll to lcnot the score, The Trgers' touchdown was bv Slap Mothleson on o two yard plunge over the rrght Srde, clrmaxrng o 60 vord marih IU ten plays. Depauw recerved the hall l-rriloll and never gave up possessron, wrth Campbell ond Mathreson donno yeomonlrlfe robs Dhrl Lrvengood booted the eftra pornt Trger' rooters had one scare late rn the hnal quarter when Vu Lodovrsr, on thrrd and Q7, threw lrom hrs Q3 to Sterlrnrg Pobbrns lar downheld Qbvrously the pass w-J., lar ghort but defender Drclt l-lacl4enber'g clellected the ball oll hrs hnoertrp5 rnto the orms ol Robbins on the DDU Q7 l-lowever, the Trgers stopped the Cavemen 'seven ard? ahort dl pavdrrf 6 VII' . 13 1303 ' - A mm mn.: . r l'1lF ? M' 4 lf -l'9 F. 'Q QQ' fur -f -f' ' M N. , t .. L r Q 5' 1 ,Q ' ' ' 'A' ' A 'Z' K ' is 1 ld' 3 f 2' 5 ' Y? ,V l ll-I , I sn' .b V' A, .1 X a n A . Viz! ., 4 TOD ROW D l'GllfWJU, D DUOVM D l'lIClmOn, S Mathueson, V' Hlc1s,l-lead Coach iSeconcl Row P' Cross D lmuse, M Tenr-ew, V lfwcd- limi, G lVl95f0U515,l MOVVWSOU, Line Coach Bottom Row l' Haclerltgeftj F' Q1-ills-ne, F' lwrnw I '.'Q:'+':w1:' ll lm Jhy l Plw 11 t r f' X Q uf -sl' Q 'N - is - ' . .. V Qs: 5 ,V Q V 'rg wry: ' :I If SSQ H' N 'Vx X Q5 tx' A ' tr I 5l'llii:4: v - , 1 - , V ' , f , . gm' , - rff t-' 'A ! , F 1 . - ' . X 0 A . .,.. --fx . .. - tex.- ' N .1 .- N .-y-'--' --1--.sw.w.wQ pi. . 'f I W R ' in fl W . ' l K .4 L V ,Qi C, X, if +3 in ly , F S if . L fm., rl M s- l R ' -f-of? IL f ., . -- -,,...unn:..Q ,. ,, Skip Mathieson gallops for yardage against Wabash, The sen- A Butler eFfort to block Phnl Lvvengood's extra pomt attempt xs futrle. ior fullback played one ol his most Inspired games that day The Bulldogs won anyway, 19-13. 117 .t U ld. ,,g...s.....gx, ,J .... 'DePauw .... DePauw .... ' 'Depauw .... 'DePauw .... 'DePauw .... DePauw .... DePauw... . . DePauw .... 'DePauw ..... DePauw .... 7'DePauw . . . 'DePauw ..... 'DePauw ..... 'DePa uw ....- '.F DePa uw .... . Western Reserve Ball State ..... Cincinnati ..... St. joseph's . . . indiana ,State . . Evansville ..... Hanover ..... james Millilcan Ill. Wesleyan . Evansville .... Wabash . . . Valparaiso .... Butler' ........ Indiana State. . St. Joseph's . . . Ball State .... DePauw. . 4. . . Southwestegn . . 'DePauw .... , . . Butler .... s. . Wabash ..... Valparaiso .... Tourney DePauvv5, . .I A. Q62 Kentucky Wesleyan f'League Garnier- ' I ' Cheerleaders-left to rrght Parmrelvlax- well, Kay Culver, judy Lrnn, Drck Moore, Jrm Sprndler, Poe Lahtr, Ann Elder, Nancy -lo Clemens BASKETBALL The overall record wasn't so great, at least when taken at rts lace value-TQ-9 rs just an average season But thus was the year that saw Depauwls hrst ICC basket- ball champronship ICC mayor sport champronshrp lor that matter ffcome to pass as the rnrury-plagued Bengals copped 8 ol WQ contests, wrnnrng out over ball States and Evansvrlles 7-5 records The tape and lrnrment lust was so long and so omnrf present that alter the last pre-Chrrstmas vacatron game Depauw played only one encounter at lull strength Even the Kentucky Wrldcats could hardly have told a better hard-luck story wrth therr lrst ol broken legs, deaths rn lamrlres, and lamrlres washed out by Floods, rl they would have vrewed the DPU hosprtal brrgade Bob Schrier, all-trme leadrng scorer, lard up lor sux weeks wrth a cracked loot bone, lom Johnson, the teamls hustle guy and leading rebounder, lost for the last trve games with a bad ankle, followed by an emergency appendectomy, Chuck Cleaver, benched twrce wrth re- currences ol hrs old knee troubles, joe Lawlor, hot- shooting guard, shelved wrth a wrenched back Add to this the lact that the 'lrgers played several games wrth three ol the starting tive mrssrng and you have a genurne fairy tale ol how they were able to lrnrsh on top ol the heap, Schrier, all-conference selectron three years rn such cession and one ol Depauws undrsputed all-trme greats, ended hrs tour-year career wrth 1390 pornts, SOO ahead ol teammate ,lohn Bunnell who has one more year to play, ln the WQS4-55 sezrson, Schrrers sophomore year he tallred 420 markers lor a one-season record, and rn N955-56 he ended up rust one porntshy ol hrs own record wrth 419, ln addition, the lormer lndranapolrs l-lowe star broke the lcf scorrng record by hrttrng lor BQ? Dornts rn lour years, averagrng over Q0 porntir per game From hrs hrst varsrty game as a lreshman he was neve' out ol the startrng lrneup evcept lor rnrurres and suck- ness john Bunnell and lam johnson were two more ol the Bengal stalwarts thrs year, both ollensrvely and de- lensrvely, Bunnell, wrnner ol thrs years lford and lsey Klub trophy lor competitive sprrrt, led the champron lrgers rn scorrng, Followed by johnson, recrprent ol last years KKK award, Brng Davrs, sophomore Forward started to churn rn mrdseason and hlled nrcely the gap left by Johnsons bout wrth appendrcrtrs, capprng the rmpravernent by playrng the game ol hrs lrle rn the champronshrp tussel wrth Valpararso Marr re Goodnrght also made raprd progress alter Chrrstrnas and was a dependable startrng guard rn the second hall ol the season Qnly losses to the team vra graduatron were Schrrer and sux-loot-Fave center Sam Ulmer, who was Fourth rn scorrng lor thus years club 119 A The releree calls a jump ball, but Bob Schrier seems to be more intent on rehearsing lor the newest Sadler Wells production in the South- western game, won bythe Tigers, 85-64. The frightened DePauw man is Sam Ulmer. ln their opening encounter, the ligers withstood a Qnalv lirst hall, laund the range early in the second stanza, and rang up a thumping 79-58 victory over the Ped Cats ol Western Reserve at Bowman Gymn A tip bv Chucl Cleaver Wrth W5 QO remaining in the lirst wall gave Depauvv a Q-8 lead, one they never relin- guijhed 5chrier led the l3engal attaclf with QQ points. lhe hot-shooting Tigers pounded out an 89-67 home decision over l3all 5tate in their openrng league game, Cal Lutherls auintet hit 37 al 77 lram the lield lor a 42l percentage Cleaver sullered a lcnee injury lor the lirft Depauvv mishap al the season The game was refer in doubt as lorvvard lam glahnsan hit lar live itraight points be-lore the Cardinals brolre into the scor- iff: colurrin Schrier vvai. high man vvith ltfn, lallovved by jcrnrr l3unnell and 5am Ulmer Wrth 'IQ A la-if to Cincinnatri. nationally-ranlzed Bearcats lol- icrvvea C15-53, as 6'5 center Connie Dierlting and 6'3 'l'l0!Vi6' 5teveni, ol UC grabbed all a tatal ol 36 re- lDO'JVlClf Delfauw led lo-W5 midway through the lirst 'roll lair could not overcome Cincinnatils height advan- tage gchrier again led the scorers with W4 paints lhe Lutherrnen moved into the lCC lead by aver- whelrmng 5t lozephs, 78-54, at Rensselaer, It was the lirft tirre in tvvo years that the Bengals had beaten 5t joe Dellauw lumped to a guiclt WO-3 lead and padded it ta 58-36, led by johnson, Schrier, and 120 l3unnell With 329 to go it was 73-48 The lcey to the liger victory was the delense, whrch held all-con- lerence center Dan Fenlter to seven points. ,lahnson tallied QQ marlcers, lollovved by Schrier with 18, and Bunnell with 'lO Pulling avvay in the linal minutes alter a scrambling last hall, Depauvv traunced lndiana Statels Sycamores at Terre l-laute, 73-55 With the Bengals leading 6'l-5Q at 3:30, the team suddenly spurted ahead, and in a vvild last levv minutes dropped in TQ marlcers while 5tate could hit lar only three, Schrier hit lor QQ and Ulmer lar i7 The hot-shooting Tigers gave Evansvilles purple Aces 85 convincing reasons as to why they vvere bound lor the championship. It vvas the linest hour lor Calls bays as they dropped the conlerence delending champs, 85-O4 lt vvas essentially a team victory, but Ulmers perlormance ol Q8 points and 'l4 rebounds must be singled aut. Schrier limited John l-larrawaod to a sea- son lavv ol 13 paints. l-larrawood brought a Q6 plus average into the game. The determined Tigers lought bacl4 lram a six point delicit early in the game ta talce a QQ-QO lead with 'lO:30 lelt in the lirst hall. With 14107 lelt in the game, the Tigers hit lor eight consecu- tive paints to malce it 55-45. Alter that it was all Depauw the rest was anti-climatic. ohn Bunnelldrivesclround Butler'sWo!ly Cox dUTII'1gt lETIgSYSl 77-68 loss of lndlonnpolns. Screenmg for hum as lviome Goodnvgbt 121 le 'ner' 're-t encounter tne frgeri found out that no team XNIUT on reputatron alone an underdog frve from Hanover itole tlwe sfwow rn tfwe second fwalf and banded DFW, 'ner' iecond loss, BO-70 Altlrxougfw leadrnd tlrre aloirire' Lanference tlwe Pantfwers were not evpected to be J rrratcrr for Depauwls lCC leaders, but Coaclw Glen tfnt Dowr 'U Basetts macfwrne, led bv Carl lVleador's Q6 oavt tool ana never relrnaurslwea tfwe lead wrtfm 5 40 in-Nrrg an ffwe Llocl gcfwrrer led tlwe lacladarsrcal T: ire' wltn QU ln 3 Cnrruatn-at lwoltaav double-lweader, tlwe Sclwrrer- le.. denrgali .plrt a pan bowrng to vlarnes fVlrllrl.an, 52675, Z'rT -reazurrrng lllrnors Wfesleyan, 79-74 De- P3 'zo lover cracled a left foot bone wlwrle worl- . 72 ,t ut 'J Jvnr near nrs lworne, and tfme results snowed ez' t f 16769 Lttfrer :rew lwad trouble gettrng organnzed efhe' glare l'r tne rllfl,lllIl'GU battle, tlme Blue led ill ire Nw lelriitrrg frorn four to ten pornts tfrrguglnout ,41:u ' t lllrrzvrs .'. erlevon tlwe lrgers pulled out alwead rr tse nr. nl ':,rrr-mei to wrn the see-saw contest Wtth ire 'ye if-70 rn Depauwf favor and only four rnrn- ,iei grrw-'z Colin tstfrerf, salad got tfwree arrrcl- at let fir r-ge tie garrre rrlrri.-rlle tell 'nctrnr to tne lrgersl efforts for tfwerr fzfrf tr Jr-if inference wrn dnd the frred-up Bengals foerz 'Q 3 41-QT ndfartdge before tfwe Aces could def 1' rn ttrer' 'pairoui new 'lO,CCO seat 122 wrvv HN NN nut on nn H N u ' l fr n 1 nu une! ll V gn wma gulf' nn' no Q' nn lu' r U: , nf p .n Qc 'llifnlr' Q l'f,.'a':.l ,'w 1..-- - wwf' ..-. ye 'vs' 4- ,r.v,,.- r v 1 u,','f . :ffm A I ,, ga Q, 35' 1 - we X welll' K gigs! R314 Nl ipa- Bob Knott, Carl Medrtch, and Sam Ulmer dressing for a game Poberts Gym Bunnell lwad l8, jolwnson AI4, and Brng Dovrs lO Cleaver banged up fmrs lrnee rn tlwe steadily- lengtfmenrng parade of Depauw rnjurres Tlwe overall record was stretcfwed to 8-3 wrtl'1a lack- luster wrn over' Wabaslw, 65-54 lfwe defensrve-rnrnded Bengals corrrbrned a strcftv man-to-rnan defense wrtfw a trgfmt zone to srnle tfwe befuddled Cavemen jolwnson fwrt for ten frelders rn T8 attempts and added four clwarrtv tosses to lead all scorers wrtlw Q4 Altlwouglw outscored by 'lQ freld goals, Valpararsas Crusaders sanl. 44 free tfmrows to Depauws W8 to fwand tl'1e lrgers tlwexr fmrst Conference loss, 78-76, at Val- pararso Four lrgers fllce lallman, Davrs, jofwnson, and Bunnell - fouled out before tlwe rugged contest was over, and the rnyurv-depleted Bengals laclced the reserve strengtfm to pull tlwe game out of tfwe frre ,lolwnson and Bunnell contrnued tfwerr fmot scorrng pace, but joe Law- lor sustdrned a baclc rnjury tfrat liept lwrm out of several games fllutlerfs two-man gang, led Guzek and Bob plump, scored 56 pornts between tfwem to dump tfre lrgers out of tlwe lff lead, 70-64 l-leld to two baskets rn tfre frrst lwalf, Plump lwrt for 15 strargf1tButler pornts mrdwagw tlwrougfw the second lwalf to rnove tfre Bulldogs rnto an erglwt point lead VVl'lICl'1ll'1Qy never relrnaulsfted Dpllls last lead was at 49-38, Sclwrrer, Cleaver, and Lawlor agarn drd not see action because of rnjurres, BEAT VALPG . P N7 x ,Y , ' 5-g x sl N 1 'FW' S. ' 1 BEM i Wildly cheerrng fans cczrry the Tngers off the floor offer therr ICC chompionslup-clinclwing wm over Volporouso. sk! xx QA!! Tom johnson clears cz rebound ond looks lor help os Butler defender Roy Muller moves rn. The glum crew In the boclsqround ns the Kord ond Key Klub, QAM 36 Tom lolwnson goes an for two ogomst Butler Burg Dows ond Som Ulmer sei lor C1 rebound. Bulldogs ore led Cuuzelx C30 ond Mark Pelermcn The Nopiown qulntel won, 70-O4 125 4- use . ad A clnaole to find their early season scoring punch, the Tigers were forced to utilize their tight shitting defense to lt? utmost, and they were able to keep from sinking to oblivion in the conference race as they crept past lndrana 5tate, 55-48 As a team, the Bengals hit only i0 of 61 from the field and 17 of 35 from the foul line f3unnell scored Q0 and johnson and Goodnight TQ each, lhe game marked the return to the lineup of Schrier. ln their first post-finals setto Depauw squeezed past red-hot 5t joe, 78-77, on joe l.awlor's1ump shot from the Foul circle with four seconds left before a capacity, wildly-cheering crowd at Bowman Gym fmligh scorer in the game was johnson with Q5 DPU's record in the lff naw read 7-Q This, by the way, was the only game between Christmas and the seasonls end that Depauw was at full strength lam Dobbs couldnt miss and neither could his Ball 5tate teammates as the Cardinals whipped the fading ligers, 96-76, at Muncie lhe all-conference guard racked up 30 points ln a non-conference battle, Southwestern succumbed to the superior Tiger forces, 235-64 A brief Lvnv lead was abruptly erased, and when Mo Mo Waller was lost with an rniured ankle, the Tennessee club went completely under 5chrier led Depauw with Q0 Nothing went right at lndianapolis, and Butler 12-1 VARSITY: Morrie Goodnight, john Bunnell, joe Lawlor tromped the Tigers, 77-68, rn a game not as close as the score indxcates. Missing this time was Tom johnson, who suffered an attack of appendicitis and was lost for the remainder ofthe season. It looked for a while like the Bengals would be stuck on O all night as Butler jumped to an early TQ-O lead. Butler canned Q6 of of 6'l shots for .4Q6, Depauw Q3 of 69 for 333. Minus johnson and Lawlor, the Tigers, who had just accepted an NCAA bid for the 3Q-team national small college tourney, tell to Wabash, 65-69, at the Wabash gym ln an extremely closely fought game, both teams exchanged baskets from the opening buzzer with neither sauad ever owning more than a six-point margin. The lCC title was taken home in the last regular season game as a frantic capacity crowd saw DPU topple challenging Valpo, 76-63 With 5:54 left in the opening half the Crusaders led, Q9-19, but a Tiger rally, capped by Carl lVleditch's basket, made it 35-34, Depauw, at halftime. Throwing a zone at the befuddled Crusaders the second half, the Luthermen grabbed their awn 'IO-point lead at 47-37 and never relinquished rt, Davis and Schrier each scored Qi Kentucky Wesleyan, eventual runnersup to Wheatonls champs, and led by Mason Capes Q9 points, eliminated Depauw in their first-round NCAA tourney game, 77-62, at Qwensboro, Kentucky 1 Tom Iohnson, Bob Knott, Som Ulmer, Chu-cl Cleaver, Dwight Tollrrmn, Bang Dovus, Bob Schrler, Frcml Estes, Curl M-Qdxrrih I han Qt fx! If Xj ,XJ XIB Z1 r,r'rf'H 1, xr TX, E D , t QE 425g My h ff' , S FRt5HMtN Top Row D Dogwefl, D HNF, Fw C.3nf'reNd, VN TH3rwp3on, D. Home-v, D r'4O1d'PfTVAJ'W L it-eltirrv F' Hjws K L Bottom Row D, Crosby, ' Graham P H-Justorw D Pub, fl MUINW: M Cr.1w'e. 125 'gififki .1-ern ,txminaj .f i l I i l l lx in 2 's it i l sq tx' lx 2? li 35 it I ,, wa at A fu 1-e A, Q A g ' G'A' DePauw Depcuw DePauw Depauw M. DePauw DePauw DEPGUW DePauw DePauw X, DePauw Q, DePauw -, DePauw I DePauw DePauw ul DePauw ' 355 DePauw DePauw 5 De-Pauw l Q ll X W3 DePauw... Memphis State Memphis State Southwestern. . Southwestern . . Southwestern. . Southwestern. . Indiana University Valparaiso .. Valparaiso .. Wabash .... Evansville . Evansville . . Indiana State . Indiana Slate . Butler ....... Boll State . . Boll State . . . Butler ...... Wabash . . . -vt A. S During the 1956 season Roy Bronn's baseball 'liqers wan 1'2, lost seven, and tied lor fourth in the ICC at 5-5. l 126 BASEBALL, 1956 sx -r ' ' - ww X 'qivwhxt Q. R x M .N . ,sr ' A A - Nr, we-'ws ' W X i ' .as Phi Psi's Gary jones slides in safely during one of last ye-c1r's lM games. V V -2 1:1 X- , Ei e ..xx .Fig R ,. - - ' -pq:-24 Nt V- N . 1 . V+: J J 9,5 1,-I , V g , I Es 1 1 cgi A 2 R -e Sf- 54 If Q L - 3- s , 1 K , 2 f fl?-i e nv is 4 g Q : . ffl? E r ' V: 1 , mf t I' , ' ...-.4 x.mMqs,,,L.-:f e Y Q ,4..-Y , One of the Tigers' 19 runs being scored in u double win over lndlono State 127 W fx Lea wax: - 'cf Roy Brann's improved ligers ended up their 1956 seasonis play with a nilty 'iQ-7 record, but Depauw could do no better than lourth in the lCC, posting a 5-5 slate behind champion Valparaiso ln league com- petition, the ligers dropped their First lour contests in double headers to Valparaiso and Evansville, bested Ball State and lndiana State in twin bills, and split with Butler in 7fO and O-6 shutouts. The series with St joe was rained out ln a lour-game spring vacation trip to the Southland, Depauw came out with a 341 reading, dumping Toledo, losing to lVlemphis State, and sweeping a bargain bill From Southwestern Gary l-lenry, junior righthander, went the route as he gave up live hits in a l3-l liger triumph over Toledo Memphis brolce a QQ deadloclc in the last inning and topped DPU, 3-Q, despite George l-lollmann's two-hit hurling All three Memphis runs were unearned The ligers ended the southern swing with a double victory over Southwestern, The First game turned out to be a real sluglest until l-lallmann was able to come on to turn in a brilliant relief rob and save the ll-'lO ver- dict jaclf Morrill started lor DePauw but lasted only two and Q3 innings ln the second game, Depauw spotted Southwestern a Q-O lead, but went ahead to stay in the Filth when they scored three times on successive singles by Don Bayern, Charlie Ker, Bill l'lilty, and Gordie Schlagel 128 . s .,- ,tr ,..,, K, ,N .. - t ,:-' we .- . x - ., s ' .. 'i M. An-' N L.: ' -'lofi ,- r . f, ,-v- . -. - . .. , ' Q'-.--te . ,, , s. Batter, catcher, and ump crouch expectantly for a pitch, Baclt at Greencastle, Southwestern was the First home opponent and the Lynx dropped two more to Depauw, 4-3 and 6'O. ln the opener, pitcher Bob Rose, although being tapped lor only Five saleties by Depauw, suffered from a lealcy defense which lciclted in all the Tiger runs on seven errors Rose and l.ee Myers, the Bengals' starting moundsman, twirled hitless ball lor two innings. ln the seven-inning nightcap, right-handed l lallmann stepped baclc on the hill to chuclc one-hit bull. The Bengals toolc their sixth game in seven starts with George l-lallmann, alter weathering a nightmarish First inning, scattered six hits and Depauw won WO-5 over lndiana DPU scored seven in the fourth. Valparaiso walloped Depauw twice in a league en- counter at the Crusaders' home parlt Poor pitching spelled disaster in the TO-3, 5-O tilts. Valpo was in charge all the way and l-laltmann was chased from the mound For the First time in the season, l-lerb Sperling, Crusader catcher, was responsible lor l'lallmann's sud- den departure when he powered a 375-toot homer over the lelt held Fence, H , 1' -, 4 ul H.. .41 rv N if PQIV I . Wi T K v. F .5 ' xrqt-ri, ' .' I ' .J ' . . ff-i lr, r E BASEBALL-Top Row: A. Wrlt, Mgr., C, Erdmann, Ass't Coach P. Brann, Coach. Fourth Row. W, Martens, B Naylor, D. Bcrverr, B Schrrer, D. Vartanran, Third Row. C tier, A l-leeter, l l-lanselmann, j. Morrrll, A. McDonald, Cn l-lallmann Second Row D Elsholrt, G. Schlagel, T. l-lessron, C. Medrtch, G. Lreparr, lk. Schroeder Bottom Row: G. McWrllrams, l l-lartzer, B l-lrlty, l Hubbard, P Pobrn- son, J. Hancock. Depauw smashed home seven runs rn the erghth rnnrng to dump Wabash, 8-O l,lntrl the erghth the game has been largely a prtcherls duel between Bruce Swan- son ol Wabash and l'-laltmann. Bob Schrrer began the blg erghth by beating out an rnheld hit, takrng second on a bad throw. Wally Martens srngled Schrrer home, then took second on Duck Vartanrans sacrrhce lhen lfer srngled Martens home, went to thrrd on lferth Schroeders brngle, and the bases were Frlled when Boverr walked lalaltmann then poked a one-bagger to rrght, scorrng Ker, and the bases were strll loaded lack johnson came up to bat lor Carl Medrtch, and blooped a lefas Leaguer rnto rrght center, Schroeder and Boverr scored as the Caveman outhelders booted the ball around, and ,lohnson came all the way around to score when the shortstop's attenpt to throw hrm out at thrrd was wrld. lfvansvrlle dropped the lrgers rnto the lCC cellar wrth 5-4 and 'll-4 wrns over Roy Brannls crew lmlallmann was the vrctim ol two unearned runs rn the opener as he went all the way on the mound to be tagged lor hrs thrrd loss agarnst four wins The Aces got the wrn- ning run rn the eighth. Brann used hve prtchers rn the second game rn an attempt to strll the Evansvrlle bats but the lrgers could garner only tour hrts Frne prtchrng by l-lallmann and Schrrer combrned wrth poor Fieldrng by lndrana State gave the lrgers therr hrst lCC wrns, W5-Q, 44 DPU rapped out 'l4 hrts rn the opener ln the second contest lrve Sycamore errors were the margrn ol the Depauw vrctory. Depauw contrnued rts wrnnrng ways agarnst Butler when rt shut out the Bulldogs, 7-O, behrnd the tour-hrt prtchrng ol Morrrll and l-laltmanrr Butler threatened only rn the Fourth and seventh The lourth and Frlth strarght conlerence wrns were posted rn a twrn brll wrth Ball State as the DPU nrne rallred twrce ln the opener a parr ol Ball State errors gave Depauw rts wrnnrng run rn the 14th rnnrng alter the Bengals had tallred lour trmes rn the last ol the nrnth to tre the count at 7-7. lrarlrng Q-'l rn the last lrame ol the nrghtcap, Depauw scored twrce on two srngles, a walk, and an error The lrgers could do nothrng agarnst Butlers Frank l-lutl and went down rn therr last ICC test, 60 lhe last game ol the season went to Wabash, 7-6, alter a two-run rally rn the nrnth nearly closed the gap IMI SZNW CROSS COUNTRY, 1956 Depauvv ,., . .,. ,.. Q5 lndiana Central Depauvv .. 3Q Ball State . . . Depauvv . Q7 l-lanover . , Depauvv . Q8 Beloit ..,,., Depauvv .. . . Q6 Valparaiso , Depauvv ..r.4..., , . Q7 Wabash ..,,.. . Little State-ICC ., ,.. Ball State 1st, Depauw Qnd TRACK, 1956 Wabash Relays-1st Cljnolliciall Depauvv 69 Butler 46 Purdue 36 Depauvv 94 Washington fSt. LD 46 lndiana State QQ Depauvv 71 .. Butler 51 Penn Relays-no scoring Beloit Relays-Central Michigan 61, Wheaton 61 De Pauw 41 1 Q, Beloit 41 1 5, Milwaukee State 33, ten others. Depauvv .- W ., 57 Wabash.. ,. 74 Depauvv . .. , 70 Ball State . , . , 5Q Big State-no plaCeS ICC-Ball State 81 1f'Q, Butler 63 174, Depauvv 45, lndiana State 11, Valoaraiso 91,'4, Evansville 1. St, joe did not enter. Little State-Butler 50, l-lanover 45, Ball State 43, Wabash 4Q, Depauw Q5 1 lQ, Earlham 7, Anderson 5 1 lQ, Pose Daly 4, lndiana State 3, lndiana Central O. DePauw's 1956 track fortunes were hurt by a plague of injuries, with star sprinters Lennie Yorke and Bud Stringfellow being the biggest losses to ci potentially great team, CRCJSS COUNTRY, 1956 This yearls cross country squad came out 6-1 in dual meets, losing only to powerlul Ball State, Bill Blalce twice broke the Depauw course record as he First brolre jaclc Rosenow's1953 marlc ol18 49 over the 3 3 4 mile route with an 18:07. Depauw Finished second in the combined ICC-Little State meet at Ball State, and Blalce set a new record of Q0:54 lor lour miles, brealring Butler's john Qwensbys 1954 record ol 9105. TRACK, 1956 Coach Bob l'larvey's 1956 Bengal cindermen, boast- ing 11 returning lettermen, showed evidence ol a line traclc season until the team was virtually vvreclced by injuries in midseason. State Sprint champ Lennie Yorke and sprinter Bud Stringlellow were both hobbled by pulled muscles, and quarter milers Maynard Roland and Maynard Thompson were lost early in the year, Yorlfe and Stringlellow alone were usually good lor16 points and more in a meet. An unollicial First in the 11-school Wabash Relays gave an indication ol things to come, and in their First otlicial meet the Tigers easily clawed Butler and Purdue with victories coming in the 1C0, Q00, mile relay, broad jump, high jump, and low hurdles, however, it was the sauad's depth that made the wide margin ol victory, especially in the dashes and hurdles, Another lopsided triumph' 94-46-QQ over Washing- ton ol St. Louis and lndiana State followed, in which the Tigers raclred up 11 Firsts in 15 events The victory was a costly one as Yorlqe pulled a thigh muscle The winning ways continued with Butler, but at the Penn Relays 440-man jel-l Fliege and Yorke were both unable to run ln the 15-team Beloit Relays, Depauw toolc third with miler Ron Young getting a blue ribbon in 4 34 5, The Tigers then dropped one to Wabash minus both Stringlellow and Yorlte and toolc only Tour Firsts But the next weelf, even without the services ol their two best sprinters, the deep and ' A . A well-balanced Tigers toolr the measure V, V j i ol Ball 5tate, 70-52, as Art Bryant set ' T T i n a new Q90-yard low hurdles marlr lor ,ii s V KX! Q DPU in Q4 seconds Flat. Diclc l-lershber' .5315 bf? D , ger won the two mile, Dave l'licltman Q xi? the pole vault, Young the 880, Bryant AQ ? 35' 1 the high hurdles, Fliegi the 440, and ,lim Braden the discus throw f gi-lf 'L' - Qnly Art Bryant placed well in the 'N '--.,, g 5- --P Big State lor the injury-iinxed l-larvey- T ' ,' 'L L --12: men, and in the ICC meet Depauw came . 'I 'N' up third with Bryant talcing the low hurdles in :Q4 Q and lelershberger two mile honors in 9576 ln the Little State meet only Bryant got a First, winning the lows in 195 Q Bob l'larvey's crass country crew ran its way to a 6-1 record and copped runner- up honors in the ICC-Liiile Snare meet. 131 Au 13 2 J 1 fl. r 'ig fl ' 2' H Qtr 5 - I ht X lv i TRACK-'lop Row B rlrlllams, A Bryant, l? B Qrunes, D. l-llclman, l lohnsron, I Flleae, Throclmorlon, Mgr., G Poehr, T Campbell, P. Stormerwt, xl Dugan, F l-lend B lVlorrow,l l-lommoncl risks, L Yorke, P. Gloor, B. Blake, lf, l-larv9v,COGCl'1 Second Row B Pratt, B Davns, l Stott, ,l johanser-, D l'ler5l1l3erQer,j Waltz, G. l-leudelbaugh, D lrnahr Bottom Row B Powell, G l-lermann, M. Thompson, l-l Booher, I. Morehead, R, Young, S Wycoll, .- -e t x , a ' v XI' - . . - .- ,A Mk Q. Xe. . - as-.4 . : ' 9' - U j y -QV , g,g,,. -wx vs 1 .. l A r . -1 ' 1 - LEX' f, Y. K ' B . A rl hw - fx, U x X L, ,k s . txgv M . -R V -. . -- A -.sr fl X -K, - . ,S+ A XI . F. .-' if - ' .. 1' 1 N., , -, - -me 4, of : H . 1'-N. . .- ..- , , V A xy. I in .Xl . -. ..,, , V , ., N., -:gm A. N Sir 1 , . in , r silggg ' 5 1,1 - ' l, . :Q Q X ' ij 1' 'J Iwi .- N- -X - lg,-i K S ' f -F ' s s- !. t 5 . -r . -jr Ez, X 1. F t kr . ..- K .. ig , 3 , .... -..... li A -X j ' r A, -.Q We ' - 5 v, ,. N , .o . -X .Q ' 4 ' ' . 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' 4 - 1' Q V ff . ,Aff -if--M -4 rr P '- A V X' -sp sf r- ,. - , , :if -f '-1 r. l ws sflffqv,-V - '- f , Y- ' . - '- . -1 Fii.QRl ' x 3 x V ew - Q. 'if 7 'X2'f2. n: -F . ', K , , , 1 1 .-3l?', of '- 7 Fw 4' 9 3f'XI 'M l-liirri F N TQ--,, ' . 'l X 1 S A, ' , 1 ' ' ' f ' ' LQ'-wth , x.., ' Coach Bob l-lorvey shows a sprint start to one of his proteges. The start of cl long cross country grind, 132 s ' 'll-,I lair r -' Y . f as 44 'Q ,, P KH I .au . .4344-u , ,M req V- . 'f215? 'f ': V 'ff 'f ' ., - ,-'. 4- A rn 45, Hg, , 'f CN, . 'w.,, ., g. d L4 ,,,..-,, A . 1:-a'f'l.?.w:P'v'w+2a .. -1 'M 1- -. ff! K -Hr -f'MtSv f's-ii' ' ' ' -H, ftiff 1 1 - ,jf ,..m, . ,.., JO .Q . ,p -, 1 'A ru .343 ' -X iq. 'Qs ,.f'-4. 5' 'f M-x ml , X - 4' ,, -.1 ,..,,A -Q' Yr ' N ww!-Q-7, A rg n ,.gm..,Am'fW ' '- - . ' r fr.- 'W The runners begun to spread out on the Furs! lop of the Qld Gold Day meet wrlh Vcxlpczrcnso 1:3 A , li. . K r Q. X al a f 9 X .X X . I 2 Q 6' , L 4' SAW, N, -1.425 L Xhr X CROSS COUNTRY-Top Row- B. Hrflstrom, B, Blake, S VVycoi1, D Hersnberger, Nl. Stott, D Osburn, Mr Horvny, Coach Second Row H. Stoops, C Hurzengo, G Flemrng, rl, Dugan, D McLaren Bottom Row B Pow-5-NI, Fl, Strollowzix, D Souvown, D Dogxw-if I 33 f :-3 ...a-.M ,f' T 'hx GCLF-Left to right C Luther, Coach, ul Walter, P. l-laaa, F Ewaldt, P. Galrene, T. Ubben, B, Errclson GOLF, 1956 Ewen though Del3auw75 T956 golf sauad was able to past only a mediocre regord in match play during the ieason hanging up a 3-7-T reading, medal ploy in the combined lCC-l.rttle 5tate meet found them five-stroke victors over l-lanover, their nearest rival Ball Btate, ir' stroke: behind Depauw, corded a 637, followed by 'Q otner entrants The five man team consisted of Tim ..alters Pon Qaliene, Fred Ewoldt, Tim Llbben, and Phil l-loag Depauw won three of its first four matches by beating B,tler TO-5, lndrana 5tate, T6-5, and Chicago, TTVQ-TXQ and losing to 5outhwestern, OVQ-5W, but couldnit buy a win until the lff-Little 5tate Losses came to Val- pararisr Qlrfr-Blfr lndrana 5tate, T56-Tlfir Valparaiso again B-7, 'vTwlrJlOr3'3h, T4-7, Ball 5tate, TQW-Blfg, and fabainr QT-6 ln the long lo-sing streal- a Tlfh-7l,f'f rjcaaff with 5t ,loe was sandwiched rn between TENNIS, 1956 Depauwis net fauad continued their dominance over l'arar.a small riallejze tennis rn T056 when they swept lff honor: Far' the last sir vearri the Tiger crew has wan efery ICC and Little 5tate tournament played The Bengal: finished with an overall TO-5 record, not aurte up ta par rn comparison to other years, but went un- aefeuted rn fire lff riartet losses came to such collegiate tennrj power: ai lndranu, lllrnois, and lVlramr , f 'DT l,, '!O 134 The usual lineup over the season went, in singles. pete Trees, number one, ,lack Buckner, number two, Walt 5ampson, number three, Terry Pontius, number four, ,lerry Kracke, number five, Bob Dutton, number six, in doubles Trees and 5ampson, number one, and Buckner and Kracke, number two Qn a trrp to the 5outh over spring vacation, DPU stopped Murray 5tate, 5-4, and Memphis 5tate, 9-O, before losing to Mississippi in a close match, 5-4 South- western tell victim to the Tigers, 7-Q, in their last match before returning to lndrana Two straight losses to III- inois, 7-Q, and Southwestern, 5-4, followed, but De-pauw got back into its winning ways by beating KBC opponents lndrana 5tate, 9-O, and Butler, 4-3 Two more losses followed, an 8-'I decision to lndrana and a 5-O verdict to Miami of Chia The last five matches of the season, however, saw the Bengals come through in winning style as they clipped archrival Wabash, 5-Q, murdered Evansville, 7-O, beat Boll 5tate by a 6-3 count, tripped Louisville, B-T, and ended up by shutting out Valparaiso, 7-O ln the lCC meet the Tigers played their finest tennis of the season f jerry Kracke trrumphed in hrs singles drvrsron, Pete Trees and Wally 5ampson in number one doubles, and Kracke and jack Buckner in number two doubles Buckner and Pontius went to the final round of their singles divisions before losing Final score for the meet was Depauw 50, Ball 5tate 36, Butler Q5, Evansville TQ, lndrana 5tate T5, and Valparaiso TO, 5t Toe did not enter A T ' T ,qv ,A , , x ,, ..--r .5-Azz.:-.- . z E .gree- IA ,xi ' 4 - M 'x'A1 gggzy 'A ' Q r A A Q X Q. fr , 'M x -- f -Q 1. - '.'.r.,'Q:m.' .. 5' M.. I erry Pontius, '56, held down the number four slol for DePauw's Number one man rn 1956 was Pele Trees 56 He played varsrky 1956 tennrs crew and was a malnstay for the Tugers tennrs for four years, startrng rn number Frve posrtron rn 1953 F. ' I K - Y . 599' V JT, ,X in 1, Y 1 ref. is , .ax gf - ' r ' ' .r -vo .5 A ' ui? v Q H gk letff' wk 4, .. 1 ' 1 1 Em-E35 Y Je YS x .. . C ' 95 ' . s 7 lull r ' .5 X . ' Lax me r 'Q 2 f f IQ' 5' N! YN, . L 1... X U VT V' I . . are 'f T'f.'.' 71 E + ' wiiwggf ff V f' f- N V 1 4 I . , .259 w gi: K 4 --' L .1 N. 'J -fe TENNIS-Top Row 1, Navander, B.Duttan, r I9 Tees, VV Sampson,M Snavelv, Coach BotlomRow G FV mrnil if 5, 6 :G g I s fn. Li-:nu an aye a A Depauw diver in action at the Bowman Gymnasium pool SWIMMING Charlie Erdmannls fnators, hit hard by graduation forget couldnt Iiye up to their '55-N56 record an 82 rowing but still managed to tale three out of seven 'rr-eeti itoppirrg lnarana State, Berea, and llflarian while bowing to Miami of Qhio, Boll State twice, and len- :fly uflfl bw tne drplorra route were Noble Yoshida lim hell and Don frrrdley, all mainstays of last years team Af 3 reirilt, Qoagh Erdmunn had to rely on a Squad made up mostly of rnefperrenrzed sophomores True lrgers were fwamped in their opening meet by Nfrarrrr, of-33, and could talfe only two blue ribbons bill blale won the 60 yard freestyle in El 3 while Starr iame from behind on the lOth lap of his QQ lengths lift yard free style to spurt ahead with a strong finish lrdrarra State werrt down before Deflauw inthe neft 'reet howeyer, 60-SQ ldlalre led the splashers to the ' er' pool by swimming the 50 yard freestyle in Q5 6, a near-retard fhe team as a whole garnered eight fir t' Dare l-l!fl'iTi'JFiVVOl'1dIVIl iQ, Doug l-lolmes the Q00 yard baflitrole, Blale the 440 yard freestyle, fom Starr 'ne Q50 ,rard freeitrle, Doug Cahill the Q00 yard breast- trrul e, lrrr ltflfghlwairrr the Q00 yard butterfly, and Depauw aol' both the 400 yard free style and medley eyents. fne tfengali rreft Zuffered two defeats in a row at the hand: of Ball State 46-39, and lfentucglfy, 44-4l. 136 Startefs gun has just signalled the beginning of a sprint race, Both meets were tightly contested, and against Ball State the contest was deadloclced until the lost eyentfwrth the score tied, the Cardinals' croclc freestyle relay brolte things up in a grueling match Blalfe paced the team to four firsts against the VVildcats, winning the 50 yard freestyle in Q51 Nlclflwain swept to easy firsts in the Q20 yard butterfly and orthodox breaststroltes, and Starr snared the 440 yard freestyle The Tiger forces won an easy one from Berea, 5Q-34, by talang eight firsts, Blalte yyon his two eyents with ease f the 50 yard frfestyle and the 440 yard freestyle. Another win oyer lylarianvs four-man swimming crew followed, with DPU netting 60 and their riyals from the tiny lndrarrapolis college, lo Blake set a Depauw pool record by capturing the 60 yard freestyle in 1302 fom McGhee returned to action after waiting outa brol4en hand and challted up yictories in the Q90 yard freestyle and 440 freestyle, ln the seasons last encounter, Ball State conlced the lrgers, 56730, at the Muncie pool fhe Little State meet went to Ball States powerhouse, who got 85. DPU t-oolt runnerup honors with 6'l, lndrana State had 98, Marian, 7, and lndiana lech 6. Blalfe captured the freestyle events, grabbing the 50 yard freestyle and the 700 yard freestyle, and Nlclflwain come out on top in the Q00 yard butterfly. .fn C3 .: T l Ll 41' , ..,f J 2 .' f r , ' 1-,T-f',:,l g, ' , 4' Q flil lllrllylgg LJ. x ,Al 2 ,'fl1fllEf 'l3fil'1-fli' 442-,lf AL wg' , '. .-,..',r.,. ,,, , ' N 1 ' S- . . i, .L...- , 1m:g,ers59 ag. ,. .4 1 X , A ..c. asf. ze A 3 if-,,,-.:q:3:gg:ggs,r1f1vf I rg 1 a Q 155-br-'rf ' :j.:,'-'Ki 'fi L... f' ' i '-if .Lgfmi A 4-1- Q. ' ,m1,,,,,.. sz.. s-'72 'cf xg 5 ., ' rf. wp.. .Y 1, , 9'-'f'x ,gaze--f' il s- ' 'La-mf' . . . .gears . Nw' r-cf .iw b .' lr X R, -A . gf-,Sy V-ew K ., ' . .-sv 'vw - SWIMMING-Top Row: bl. Yarlrng, vl, Peese, A Waller, B Blake, P Pe-tersofr, rl ulohansen, P Hubbard, B Nagy, 'l' McGhee, C Erd- mann, Coach, Bottom Row: D, Taylor, A. Grundstrom, P. Frederrclfson, D Holmes, T Starr, j, Mcglvvam was -V :g.j'.,. .,,gEy:,--j l - suse: ' f'?1-Q-if ' . 4 G -s S f F4 E ' r, in I Y,', ...f - f -N . A K ' 2 ,, X ' vp:-1.f A1 'I-.-I 1' I' 4, 'H-N f - :QQQRNQ - wx, .. 6 , Doug Holmes, ace Tiger baclcstroker, was a mainslay for Charlie No, Coach Erdmann hasn't lrquidated one of his swimmers rn pumsh Erdmann's tank crew in an otherwise 3-4 mediocre season. ment for brealung training, but has merely siarted a race 137 f .54-f , I I M 1-N.. --1,ff- rg 3 Fee- - . . X C r 1,-s .lang Ib nv . t 4 X Jai'-54,7 .. in A h w' Vkhu IM BOARD-Top Row L lrnsey, T Peyton, C Cleaver, D Temple, D Eberle, I? Woll Bottom Row C Copple, Q Marr, Pres, P Sl-inn G Mann-ec, V Pres, P lacobson, Sec'y INTRAMURALS lne atnletr: tiene at Depauvv was not only tlre panore ama ol varzrtv sports lootball, bazlretball, tracl-, base- ball, ivvrmrrrrng, tennrs, goll, and cross country but also an aggregatron ol atnletrc lettermen, oep organrzatrons, and rntramuralg lbe latter occupred a large spot rn Etudent lrle at competrtron lor tlre men rncluded lrvrng Hurt partrcrpatron rn speedball, tennrs, goll, basletball, vvrmrrrrng loovvlrrrg traclr trorieslwoei., volleyball, prng DOVIQ and 'soltball pornts vvere gtven lor tlwe unrtls iilnarng rn ea-in ol tlwese sports and at tlre end ol tlre few an all-rntranrural 'Etandrng vvas Compiled Girls 'pvt' rncluaerl lrell novley, basletball, volleyball, bad- 'frrrtarr terrrrr, gall ivvrmrrrrng, arclwery, and ioltball Del'aJvv var rty lettermen made up ttre D Assocra- 'rfirm ome ol tlrerr prcrrectp. rnrsluaed rarsrng money lo' 'r' ,.flr ,pri lrrra gzrrerrrrg at attrletrc events, and run- r g re rir'1e r'in,at football rurrrzl basltetball games lfep fYQ1'Jt'llZflllOI't'NNQVQ, on ttre underclasa level, tlwe Pep 'Q rc rrra Zpe- At ttre Butler bawletball game an rite'-lrwr g unr' fineerrrrg Qantezt vvum lreld, and at tlne 'onilu rarr t'rG 'DHrlOlmrJtlfJl'1 ol Alplwa Plrr-Flu Per managed tif 'one ,p fllll rue l-larrre2t'l yell lf-ofd and l'-ev Vlub 'e rar'ref: 1' 'Le ,preme 1ufn,t body rn tlwe otlwletrc realm 138 lXAQF1lfII'1U'Ol'TtlJl'OlSII'1 lQ55-56 once agarn 'saw a down- to-tlre-vvrre dogtrglwt between Srgma Nu and plan pst, and tlre Issue vvasnlt decrded untrl tlre last game of tlwe 'softball Clrampronslwrp playotls rn vvlnrclw Srgma Nu squeezed tlwrouglr to tlrre trtle and consequently to a tvvo pornt all-IM spread over the Plum pins llwe tvvo groups, vvrtlw tlre e-ceptron ol one year, have Frnrslned T-Q rn tlwe rntramural race srnce 195W Agarn rn V356-57 tlwe Snakes and tlwe men from tlwe Poclprle appeared to be d93lIV19dlOfOF1Oll'19l'tOOtl'1-GlWd- narl battle dovvn to tlre last sport on tlwe sclwedule At tlre trme ol tlwrs vvrrtrng, volleyball, lworseslwoes, tracl, and iroltball vvere Stull lelt on tlwe sclwedule, and vvrtlr seven sports completed l3l1r ps: l'reld a slrglwt lead over you guessed rt grgma Nu Deptlw and balance were tlre leynotes, and mrnor soorts tlrat rs, sportf otlwer tlran tlre team, or mayor, sports ol speedball, baslfetball, volleyball, and softball played a large role rn a lrvrng unrtls rntramural standnng Groups represented rn rntramurals rn TQS6-57 besides Pnr P51 and Qrgmo Nu vvere Beta, Srgma Ctrl, Delt, plrt Gam, Plrrr Delt, ATQ, Delta Cnr, Dl,l, Delfe, SAE Lambda Clin, Nlenls l'rall Assocratron, lndependents, Florence l-lall, anal tlre Faculty SOPHOMORE-JUNIOR D MEN lop Row D lallman 3 Pram l Sclrrroeder, D Brrdaford, P faalrene, P Ewrna, P Dutton, D Cal1r'l,l3 Turner, D Holmes, C Cleaver Second Row B Powell, l-l Boolrer, D l-lrclman, T Campbell, B Strnes, B Ttrrocltmorton, M lborrrpson, C Nleclrtclw, B Blale, D Osburn Bottom Row T Llbben, T Ir:-lwnson, D l-laclenberg, D lolrglrr, F Estes, l lolrnson, l Buclner SPEEDBALL llwe openrng ol the rntramural vear rncluded tlwree Sports goll tennrs, and 'soeedball Beta tool lwonor-3 on tlwe lrnlte, l'l'rr Delt Came tbrougb rn tennr-3, and Dbl l3'i.rla veteran frauad uwept tlrrougtr rtfr :even game Gtilnedule and tbree plavoll gameri undeleated, tlwe lrret club to aclrreve tlwat record rn ioeedball lwrztorv, to wrap up lvonorg rn tlre aeason '5 lrrrit maror rzport ln rsoeedball, two leagueg ol erglrt teams eaclr lrned up lrlfe tbrs at tlre end ol regular' olav Amerrrjan League plwr PS1 7-D, Sigma lxlu O-l, Brgma Clnr, 5-Q, Dele, 4-3, Allll 344, Delta Clwr, Q-B, Dlal, l-6, and lra-Qultv O-7 lne Bed and Green were never pressed and tlwev rolled over tlwerr rilwrel rrvals Brgma Nu and Srgma Clwr 33-QQ and GQ-'lB, rexsperitrvely ln tlre lblatranal League Lambda Clwr lrnr-slned 7-fl, Beta 6- l, Delt 5-Q, plwr Clam 4-3, Blur Delt, 3-4, BAE, Q-5, lVll-lA, two, and lndee D-7 A lour-team plavoll tnat prtted Dlwr Darla Amerrcan league rilwamps agarnst runnerup Beta lrom tlwe Natronal League and Lambda Qlrr, Natronal League llag wrnner agarnst Srgma Nu second rn tlwe Amerrcan League lDl'rr Psrls brg green gpeedball marglrrne rolled over Beta Qfl!l7, but lwad fa came lrom belwrnd to do It SENlORV D MEN-rep Row re f nrvzlr- '1 tljflrrd 11, lr Sggy. lreas l tl Wh nie, lr llr-r'.l1b-wget l' lrrrilvre' prow Second Row P tlfrflrx 'r ld 1ll J r ' lrai--1 l 'fir' ' lllrrrer, l l-'axe Bottom Row l r lrirrres, l r l-lrrrru' l B llgll, l lrffrre lr-alll lne Prnl and Blue pumped ta a 4-O lead but tell bail late In tlre lrrst auarter and were never able to Came bail Lambda Ctrr oufted Brgma lXlu rn tlwe lrnal auarter ol a two-lwour contest, 38-36 llre Bnaleri loraed to an earlv erglwt-parnt lead rn tlwe ltr rt quarter af tnev trela tne oooozrtron to er- oorntrs wlrrle 'iriarrrrg l4 tlremselve: Qarng unto tne largt auarter tbe Score wag 30-BB lfrrzma llu, but rn tlwat oerrod Lambda Clwr cnalled up to ojrrnt ta 5:1 lar Srgma lxlu, wrnnrng rn tlne la3t lfr Jeriarrd-, 'Srgma lxlu 'stooped Beta El-Q7 tit tale tnrrrl place ID tbe plavalls Bob Sribrrer' led Brgml Nu wrtlw 13 parntrs and Brng Pratt tallred l-l lar Beta lillwr B51 coooed tlwe ribampronalwro bv d :rwnrng Lambda Clrr B27-B7 and Bl-33 ln tlre trrit game Bob Brrtrgan led tlwe l3'lwr Par attacl- wrtlw lel parntr and lrd tlre anie rn tlwe zreriond clailw llwe lrrgt game ,aw Plwr L' r anead at tlwe quarter Stops l l-Q lt?-l l anrl Q9-'B dnt :rel-, vvlren Lambda Qlrr cut tlwerr lead to ir- 6-arlv rn me rrnar 5.t:rn:a vvere tbe green preiefi lne Pnr ll rj ri' ble 'Jr rn tlre are-iond game, and oaried bv lam Wlrglllure lem dlonnrgon Cbarlre Yott and glanrr lar lyan were neue' tnreatened l 30 0 . ,-l W. I P' I , , f ' . s' , ze V A -. . It I 7,3 I 5 I 'E' ' -f 'I ,. . F - . , -rr .. I C U H Q .+- I L . I ef, is . ' I 'I 2 I 9. 3 N ' v-1 . , ,+4 33 - , A I l I . 'sr I S- . 1, ' Lk 1 5 Q , I rf. ' I, ws, -I r , I I it . , . is s I l t It I 'I I I 3 v. E gg 3 .W I Zi f' 9 . Q 4 I , I I I -f it I :Q .d I.-I -I ' -qs I ,E-. s I 2 3 Ig II. X I 4' I Y, . , 1 f I SPEX-Icp Row D IoclI, P IJ-fsrrom, D, Pevozzr, P Peterson, C. Epo-erson, L Neal, YI Sherudan, I Allen Second Row dl Morgan, I I-lesmon, It Pepp, G l-Ierdelbauah, P Pobrnson, I3 Gros Bottom Row I3 Dodd, I PIIIpps, Sec'y-Trees ,- ,I Beard, Pres, A. Parne, V. Pres I frorndler GOLF, TENNIS, BOWLING, SWIMMING Leto homo Nu, and Delta CIII IInIslIed I-Q-3 In tIIe I-lvl golI rrIeet Lew medalIsts Ior tIIe meet l'WQld at Vtlrndy I-Irlli were Ire3IIman BIII Dugan oI PIII Delt wItII a 76 Iollcwed by Qlwuclf PacIne oI Delta CIII wItlI a 77 and Dave gomersby oI PIII Gam wItlI a 70 Ent tIIe overall strengtb oI tIIe Beta Ioursome ol lom Campbell ELI, IIIII Ileece 82, DIIQI IVIeeIer E6 and EIIYIQI Prott 239 Iae' outdrstanced tIIe otber IIIteen en- tfcznti vvItI. a conbrned total cII 337 Ilre grgmcn Ilus IInallv tool- tne battle Ior second place, dovvnrng Delta CAI by d ,Ingle Qtrole 397 to 358 Ilne otIIers IVI order oI II'.In were AICJ and PIII Delt, tred Ior IouItII wItII totali CII 366, DIQITIGI CIII sIftII wItII 369, Delt and Plnl I I II': fl Ior ',G'.'E'UII'I wrtb 379, PIII Gam, nIntII WIIII 386, . .fri SAIL AIA, Lombde CIII, MS, Dele 439, MI-IA , f . ee: lrmee EILJ Faculty also entered Ienn: PIIQVIUIQ went to PIII Delt wIIen two sInoles men anriza double team rome up wItII VIQIOFIQQ In IITGIV dIVI- ' I? Bob gnwtb downed IVII-lA71lfVarren Buddenbaum ICIP C-Q 672, and DIcl glean wIIIpped QIIuI:l Curtrs OI SIgma CIII 7-5, 633 IVI tIIe Irnal round PIII PSIIS representatrve, Prp PIpley, edaed IAVlIIl1E'IlfI1LOI'I crI SAE 7-5, 673 In tearr, itandrnau Delt IInIsIIed second and PIII PQI tIIIrd IIII Splaslnng to tbree Irrst and seconds In seven events, Delt swamped all opposItIcIn to vvIn tIIe swrmmrng cIIam- pIonsIIIp Beta IInIi.IIed second wIIIle SIgma Nu placed tIIIrd A-IO's Irrst ID dtvrna and Iourtlw In the Iree style relay was aood Ior IouI'tII place Io open tIIe meets events, Delt copped IIrst In tIIe IQO yard medley relay ID I II 35. IVIIlte I'lIclcs oI Delt won the ICD yard Iree style In 'l:O3 7 In tIIe 60 yard baclrstrole, Delta CIIIE Drclr lplavlrcl capped tIIe blue Irbbon In All 5 Dave Stone cIIurned to Irrst ID tIIe 6D yard Iree style In 336, but Srgma ClII's IIm Endres grabbed tIIe nett event, tIIe 60 yard breaststrolce, In 41 I, tIIe only event Delt dad not place In Betals 'l60 yard Ireestyle team swam to vtctory IH IQ7 and Dave Iaylor oI AIC clrmaxed tIIe meet by talmng drvrng. Lambda CIIIIS 3800 prns won tIIe IM bovvlIng tourney, vvItII PIII PSI second on tIIe strengtb aI 3743 and Srgma CIII tIIIrd wItII 37C8 Clwuclt Countryman and -laclt Landrs oI Lambda CIII toola top IIonors vvItlI totals oI ICOO and IC69, respectrvelv Bob Pyan, Srgma CIII, was tIIIrd, lcnoclcrng down IO49 plns. PIII Gamls CIIarlIe lfrngman had Q95 and Pbr PsI's Ierry Savage totaled 980. PEP CLUB-Top Row l Ernn, P 'Sr-ny D Pepp, Q, S Sandberg Second Row El A Buscfr, N A Wyandt, D, Drxon, B Baxter Bottom Row S foll- merer, V. Pres, T Spaclman, Pres l Culver, QL, Sec'y, l Shultz, Treas. BASKETBALL Agarn rn 'IQS6-S7, tfre ll'Vl basletball race was a fwot one as the one-league system was agarn employed wrtlw tne same degree of success as rn rti baotrsm tfre vear' before l3ornts were grven botlw for regular season frnrslw and playoff standrng and at tlwe end of all tfre frrrng, Srgmn Nuls cage powerlwouse frad come out wrtb tlwe most pornts by tyrng for top lwonors rn regular' season play and copprng tlre fourhteam playoffs stopprng SAE twrce, 4427, and 48-427 l7 teams began frrrng away rn early December, three mantfwe later, after tfwe complete round-robrn wasover, tney lrned up lrlfe tlwrs after' a frantrr' su-club race for tlwe trtle. Srgma Nu l4-Q, SAE l4-Q, l3f1r Dar 'l3-3, pfwr Delt l3-3,Delt1Q-4, l3l'rr CJamlQ-4, Beta 'lC-O, Srgma Clrrls defendrng clwamprons 'lO-6, Delte 88, Elorence l-lall 7-Q, DU 6-WO, Delta Cl1r6-lD, ATQ3-13,Mf-IA 3-13, lndependents Q-14, Lambda Clir Q-4l4, Eaculty T-lS l3l'1r Delt opened strong, copprng tf1errfrrstlQ games, but mrdeseason wrtlwdrawals from zcfrool crrppled tlwem badly and tlney lumped lwome to a tre for tlnrrd llwe Snalces' only season losses were close decrsrons to SAE and pfrr Dsl SAE lost rts frrst game, tfren won rts next ,f . ' P E CLUB-'lop Row S ffrralmm, D fvnrtfrurr Q P l Prnrnfiler, S Srnrrl' Second Row P Snyder, M ', Padclrue, 'S llrclvol, l Pajsson, li f-larger 1, ,nf Bottom Row l lVlorefwead,M Elramer, l Erand' E 'X D fflsburn 'sm .1-a cb 6: Q WQ before losrng to l3l'rr Delt lillwr l33r Jtarted out wrtlw two losses rn rts frrst frve contests, but garned momentum steadrly and capped lD out of rts last ll Delt started fast, but faded badly rn tlwe stretcfr and fell from frrst to a frftfr-place tre wrtlw tfwe Errrs ln regular' season play, botfr SAE and Srgmn Nu garnex lQ pornts and Plfrr Par and Plwr Delt erglwt eacn Srgmn Nu garned lO pornts out of tfue post-season playoffi SAE erglwt, Pfrr Par srf, and Pfwr Delt four Errst round playoff actron saw Srgma Nu me-etrng Dfrr pSl and SAE talrng on Phr De-lt Wllrren tfre frrrng waf Over, a battlrng Srgrrra lxlu squad garned an Impr9E34v'E' wrn over plnr par, 44-34, and SAE5topped Dbl Delt S3-37 ln tfwe consolatron battle for tfrrrd place Plnr l31r walloped pfsr Delt, 40-Q8 flue frrst clwampronsfrrp game saw Srgma Nu sprrnt out rn front to a frorrendous Q7-O fralftrme lead over tfrerr badly-slwalfen SAE rrvals and coast tfre regt of tfwe way flue second game was almost tlwe Same story Of the Snalea jumped rn front to a Q4-lS fralftrme lead and rn- creased rt rn tlwe second fwalf before SAE could com bacl- too late wrtlw too lrttle 141 D3 : fi ' 7 X C x , ,B ' A. V lm. D al D . ks 1. 5 'Q D N: Q , ii- , u of tj Q, ff . 'kg - KY 'E 1 Q GOLF-BETA X x X' ' wig' C Cofcbeff, D Meelfer, ,l Fleece V ' 1' B PVOIT 5 ,l , . fb -.i ,432 - ze -.1 wwgx Q,.duum ,-x ...,-Q 1 4 Xxq V ., ,ale 1 C ' D, i-FN L xx X. , .LX IX jfs L,g.w -A ,ff l ,-- 1 ' ' C L P uf' 1 . A X , . if .P A I i ix TENNIS-PHI DELT Top Row P Clwose, D Pomeroy, M Stoglw-all Bottom Row D Lewus P Slccn, P Smyth, N Coclvon SOFTBALL-SIGMA NU Top Row T Doyle, M Henderson P, Wncl-Cemeyer, D Temple, M Long: rweclker, rl Lawlor Botiom Row: C Mlclwel, F' Fm, B l-lolopp, H Lund SPEEDBA LL-PHI PSI Top Row G Ionees, D 1-lc1vgenow,R Grbsom, R' Hohhouse, T lohnson, B Seward, D Holds-mon, I GIS!-Jsom D Brue-HI, B West Bottom Row B Bvutngcm, D Mothuson, T Lowcost-ev F Augspwfger, T Hessnon, I Llfe C You BASKETBALL-SIGMA NU Top Row M Lcnwior, l, Meyers, F L,uedt1fe,B Loofgne-dfer, H Lund, D Temple, Y Lawlor Bottom Row YI GOUGQY, D Pobmson, P Gcztnene, C Mnchel, B Hotopp SWIMMING-DELT Top Row D Brown, D Stone-, W Smsth, P Stenson Bottom Row M Hncls, I Mctflwom, TXGOHOQHQ' S9 yr ,?gkl Er':.. fr 1 , -., . vf ' Q ' '. 'L s 5 V J Aa ml mtg! ,Fi vM.,gN V Q 3 x t r .xnrblef oA Y ,-t... Q Jai I Ada! AEQ, 2 x,A in F5 , .1 1 ,X FX - 'F . -A .1 rS9!?iV gif H3 CGI. . -fe ,Z ' 0 I TENNIS-RECTOR Martha Jarvrs HOCKEY-LUCY Top Row. L Lowder, j. Prnmger, t Utsch. Second Row: L Bramard, S Meyers, D. Barth. Botlom Row, J Krllebrevv, S, Scart, C. Wrllrams, P Maxwell, SWIMMING-RECTOR Left to Right: B. Busch, L, Austrn, P Rusk, C Rea, B. Flora, A. Doolrtrle C. Holmes, M. A, Meyers, J. Borsr L. DeLme, B. Kuber, B, Fernvvood TABLE TENNIS-LUCY lime Pnnmqer BOWLING-DELTA ZETA- Left to Rught Charlotte Hymon, Carol Gmmmer, Isyce Wolmo. BADMINTON-LUCY ROWLAND HALL-Dody Barth, Ylcme PIFYIVXQEI Hn N X I iff ..2 iff I f X XXX of X M X f N MX ' ..z X f Of gf 4 ,,,,-.faafwllff '-9-I M V. ,M W + f .mi':1I1 . x M I1 l ' STUDENT SENATE 'i'it5'ff-If., r ' X V Q. The DePauw YNY .ur ..N.f.sNsws.,... ws.-4-m..s ...., t X, 53 . A ,:q?t:.,t, N,N... ,..,.X . ..,..,,,... .... , , , s , X Tennessee Church Leader is - 1,5 yrs Adams Friday cmp.l1:?ii -V K . r it-4 1:--s:s:::2 f s'f 4+fii:ff1 sex N r ,Q-...QM MmiQ3E5'j!1:.:Y:LZ?'EA'1:! 7q'7:gTi7f'?'efiEfffEj ,ts .t , . ---,----- -A - i WH , Xiu 'Q r JT vt i - s- -- - -m-:-'-:-:ze --,r:':' 11 5?'C X 1, mf ' an Xf5': 1::ifiti:3'5S:ifs.3i?3t?3STTf,i.,,We ki' tif- auw -ws . ' QE:-Qs., '. '1'?.F,,t ..,,. :pg , , u.....v,-V .. vqgi t 5 geggwhn-r'sy.?...':n-hai. Ailh- az ' ff s- H ., its , . - sw .,:,--.hits tin .-.zu ,fn mea ff:- 5 -2:23 Student Conference Opens' x5'r'g1:t:g::::ipx::..:.igiffzr 1,5 E3 ' ., f fj'f'T'-.:,5I-loner System Discussions , X5433EEi:it-rrmtzzuzmu Q . '11 '.4,1...IL.--nm:zgT,,rrtc:-33,1-sr.,-11,-,:,1v,,-Le: ,V .X '-f -fr:-1'-:safer .. 22141232-1 ----- . - .tt-i-E - T3 Rawls---:-v w he 1' 'i-:riQ..:::NNln: X PWM' N 5-5 r' ' ....,..,....-..atg j1, 1' i-:::..'-.:.::7g: 3 si 9 X Wiuvilfrwfi-unqyfgiiiite-wwisi.uiqmEvffrs,-3-,g NB -v - 0-H . - -, -'X-,X , , ...,.........,..,t-. .,,. r ., , .. .N N .. r 153.1 J:-.2 :zzz Leng-5:35 - NNW . .....,xtt...s,g:sxf:-QNX-W,QR,-Ns-:.:::::.u:cQ:-AQQNIHIM-M S rf.: :::::: ::::-.uc ' ' ' ,QF-:r.:1':. fs -Pt' K ,C qss.':1:gl.LQI:Eyrfgtamttxs-'1..:.rs.-sxssy1,-Q-tqf,,5.,,j 5- ' :N-. r 3. fs R. L K V .,,,. .... . -.- ,.....,.. , M NM, .......f:-Ae... -. ,--195: ' ' 'W' 1553 ' 'I :iii f21li:i?Eii'T.'?,'i :f':T 7 9-513 , Top: Charles Williams, Senate President, ,- ,.n..t. . .,wa',:::l.-,gg-553'-1' glzsiqfizfs- . . .L',jgt:.:w'QEI:..ft': ff-freely-..t:g,s-:f.,.: Middle: Students take part in l-lonor System dis- fm . :r-1 'E F-. 4? I - fZ1'Nv?5:4 'm' 1-.2,??if'i15-It-35' sg 1, -3. - -j---My - te.::11::::Q5:.:::r5,a-.3 CUSSIOHS- 'H -s-rw...-L 55331-t:irf Bottom: The DePauw prints articles on the l-lonor u.....f...... fp-:': .. : .-:-..-:E.mv1r.g.:s:...Pramwr- S Q' 3 'lv' . Wx.. -.-w-..... t34:jl5:.:s:s ystem. tilt snowballedf' is the phrase most nearly descriptive ol the tone ol Student Senate activity in 1956-57, As important items were brought lor consideration, the interest and participation ol Senators zoomed to a new high, and this coordinating body spent its most lruitlul year ol guiding student atlairs, and assisting with campus projects. The Senate proposal lor an Academic Honor System, broached last spring and studied in committee over the summer, lound its way into every corner ol campus con- versation, Even the Senate-sponsored Conference on University Atlairs was devoted to discussion ol the pur- poses, concepts and possib'e effects ol an honor system at Depauw The research committee submitted a tenta- tive honor system proposal in constitutional lorm, which Senate discussed, revised and hnally presented lor campus discussion l-lowever, the results ol these meet- ings showed the student body unprepared lor any early decision on the honor system, and Senate adopted a long-range program Tor its consideration It seems cer- tain that, regardless ol hnal outcome, the college com- 148 munity is better For having discussed such an issue, and it is hoped by many that one day Depauw will inaug- urate an Academic l-lonor System. Senate also adopted a lund-raising resolution, which limits campus charitable campaigns to threeiWUS, Little 500, and the Ugly Man Contest. The new Senate will implement this resolution, which provides lor ap- portioning the money raised among individual charities, and which relieves the student ol the constant demands lor charitable contributions, The Senate-sponsored l-lungarian Student Drive was Hloclced-att in conjunction with Crusade lor Freedom Day, Working with many other campus organizations, Senate helped to collect a total ol SQQOO, which will be used to support an l-lungarian student here at Depauw. Thus we can see that Senate ol T956-57 was neither a puppet nor a Figure-head, but instead an independent lree-wheeling legislature, which, having spolcen strong- ly lor the Depauw student, can lool4 baclc and rellect in terms ol accomplishment. fd .1 '1 fe., 1 Z 5- QPU' l Represeniotlves from evevy living um! belong to thus con-:pus policy-molfxng body PR ff' b, sf . . ,W-. STUDENT SENATE-Top Row' N. Albert, L Pose, P Evvung, P.ConFme-1d,C. LorSon,C Pay, Fi Vxvlw, P CW-ar, M Ponuldson Second Row A. Dnssnnge-f, S Peterson, E Moornouse, H Fforo, B Hnbberd, M Mwlclw-SNK? Vssenxhzk LH 5o!dxxQdeN T. koncbon, T. Scbulhof Bottom Row. ul Cbne, R Smntl'1,A. london, Sec'y C k'wllmo w5, Pres, V lovdun, Trcos N. jones, V. Pres, D. .lensen H K ,r.tqs3f r t t at - tt r 'f1f32Q ,- Q t s X f X P c xl, ' :Q rr' ' I I T: U X X -: - . Wtazmfv ,sr ' Ts 'swfQfgsiiirwssfiij-5:32 .- .Tc .P-at N-'Wai QII-Fpiiqgiqiz,-tgr..sts -I jf. Q- ,mgriligt -1 fag.-:NS 'K 1 t t. , Www, 3 ii N. - -S, ijQ,j'-r.I,- ' - .X ' ,sr p... .Q 'r V - QQ. X I i X ,,' it ' asia' fl 4 ' it . . . ,wifi UNION BUILDING lhe Union Building, or the UB as it is better lrnown to students, can almost be considered o university in itsell For some UB participation is a requirement, lor others an elective A lew major in its activities, many more minor in them It alters a lour-year course in l'lubbing Students in this area receive degrees in bridge playing, record listening, and collee drinling- three essential stills lor the Depauwite. The Memorial Student Union Board under the direcf tion ot o newcomer to Depauw, Dr john Nanovslfy, is in charge ol setting up the UB program Worlt is divided into hve areas Special Events, Fine Arts, Student Service, public Pelations, and Recreation All are headed by student3 More than being just a building as the name may imply the UB Otters many opoortunities, both lor student recreation and student beneht A new addition tothe Union Building lamily this year is the University Barber Bhop Another service otlered to the students is the Lost and Found department A special day is held to give lost owners and lound articles a chance to get together Cn the recreation side, the students are given a chance to catch up on favorite movies through the UB movie program Free popcorn and a combo odd to the movie entertainment Une dl the biggest events ol the year is the annual UB Day lhis vear the Filth birthday ol the UnlOn Build- 150 Top Left: Say, you're a nice manlu Top Right: Franlc Wallfer, President of the Union Building Bottom Left: Depauwites listen to jazz at the UB. Bottom Right, Students relax in UB poolroom ing was celebrated with special events including a bow- ling tourney with men's and womens living units paired, a bridge tournament, a jazz concert followed by a colce party, and a What's My Line show with laculty panel- :sts Depauwites threw caution to the winds when they dressed in appropriate costumes lor the Suppressed Desire dance, Qther advantages received by students included the many exhibits in the lounge by various campus organiza- tions, the annual blood exchange, the dinner lor De- l3auw's Foreign students, the Christmas party and the laculty-housemother bridge tourney, not to mention the entertainment provided on all the big weelc ends during the year UB elections gave every student on campus an oppor- tunity to vote directly lor ollicers in the Union Building. campaigners went all out for their candidate. The second Floor ol the UB with its many meeting rooms is the home ol Student Senate, AWS, and YW as well as manv other organizations on campus and in Green- castle, WGRE, the university-sponsored PM station serves the campus and the town with its broadcasts lrom its studios on the second floor lhe familiar cry ol Anyone lor the UB? can cover a multitude ol activities running the gamut from a bridge date at the l-lub to a rob interview to a big dance, lo sum it up, the Union Building is as much ot a part ol com- pus lite as the students themselves are xg 11- 5-4 .- 1 Dr. john Nonowky be-come the new Director of the Unron Burldrng 5 Q X. X X ,- Hx A A ,. 1 0 ' U. B. BOARD-Top Row: kj, Bruhn, ,I Nonovsly, Drrector, J. Ludlum, FWNoILer, Pres. Bottom Row' M fV1lHer,fNAr'5 P M Push, A random VV P A X I res O iohrmeyer, S Ferrell. 151 J 4 M in 1 4 ' . lx 5s 5 F .,, . , , gf, ,av X , - ,Q .. . V ss.: , 531 , , ev ,K .1 H 7 r-V---1-M: ' 4...-. .... .r T L Fi . .ax JH. 52 AWS PROJECTS BOARD Top Row: A, Thompson, B. Smyth, C Jones, N. Lindquist, P Wrllramson, P Werr, Bottom Raw: B, johnson, Treos, C, Uhllnger, V. Pres., Buckner, Pres N, Hunger, Se-c'y, E. Dux. AWS SENATE Top Row. B. Longnecker, CJ. Achtner, G. Strand, A, jaudon, P Pauth, C, jones, S. D'Slnter, M. L. Harrls, Bottom Rowgl.Buckner,A.j,Hrr1e-,C Uhlrnaer, Charrman, N Goode, Secretary, M. Ioseohson, N Fnsternmacher. AWS DORM STAFF Tap Row P. Wrlson, P Davrs, B Lrrd- Iey, B, Strmscn, Ik. Enghsh, J, Linn, 'Sec- ond Row' C Jones, S Lawrence, S. SLTICI-tLGI'1d, sl. Fowler, ,I Thorra Bottom Row, S Strr1mQ,C. Conder, C Beasley, A, Edwards r 4 . :A A , ,. . L 1 .. v v. ' . f v I l s '444 ' 54 YN YWCA Board--Top Row- lK Orr, N Waymrre, M, Blaclfwood, S Sclwerr, N. Lamlrn, L Stewart, E Peece, j Lelwman Second Row S Lawrence, S Peterson, C Beasley, C Conder, S. Morse, C lelly Bottom Row A Edwards, V, Clrne, Treas lol Mercer, V Pres l Thoma, Pres., L. Llbben, Sec'y, A Drssrnaer, AWS . . . YWCA VVlren a coed comes to Depauw, elle automotrcolly lrnds lwersell a member ol a larce campus organrzatron and a natronal assocratron AWS. llwe newest lem:- nrne element ol tlre DePauw lamrlyl' rs confrantly aware ol tlwe tlrree areas ol AWS the dormrtory program, Alw'YS Senate, and Projects Board llre summer before comrng to Del3auw,5l1e rs deluged wrtlr lwelplul letters lrom lrer' Nbrg srsterf' a program sponsored by Projects Board, and a lwandboolt ol womens reaulatrons, Suzy-Cues from AWS Senate Llpon arrrval slwe ourcltly learne tlre lollvvavs and moreS ol Depauw lrom tlre orrentatron Stall, part ol a new program ol emall dricussron groups led by upper' Classmen Supplementlng tlrrs rnnovatlon IS tlwe Clorm start ol selected upperclafsmen wlrrclw assrsts rn orrentrng lreslwmen to Depauw and resrdence lwall lrvrng llre two olclocl lroure for Golddrggeri and an e-'tra lwour tlwe last nralrt ol every vacatror. are lust a lew ree Fulte ol tlne worlf ol AWS Serate tlrre year llwrs govern' mg board, composed ol tlre personnel clrarrmen ol eaclw womens lrvrng unrt, etclwanaes rdeaw and establrslrev general polrcres lor wcmen to lzurld a unrlred fprrrt among all lrvrrig grouoS llwroualw tlre year, l3r'orect5 Eoard bufrly VVCrl'ltE on tlre many campus lunctror-S rt Sponsors annually Freld Day Golddrgaers, Monon Revue, and May Dov weelend, From tlwe lreslrman to senror year, from September to slune, every Dellauw woman ra bu5y partrcrpatrna rn AWS, By aiding tlnose on campus, rn tlne communrty, and abroad, tlwe YWCA Seelc5 to lullrll rts aoalf lrelprna women to realrze that tlwey can lrve lully and creatrvely tlwroualw a growrng ltnowledae ol Gad llre Young Wlomens Clrrretran Assocratron at Depouw provrdes many opportunrtres lor fervrce drecuf-iron and aood trmes Entertarnrno old and young loll-5 rn Green- castle. drscussrna world events, conductrna campuz-wrde vesoer servrces and worlcslrops lor clwaplarns, and rarsrng money to provrde sclwolarslrrps lor Depcruw women were some ol the ways tlnat YW members contrrbuted Freilw- men were rntroduced to tlre worl-rnge ol YXW by servrno on Freshman Commrssron board member-5 lwad drscuzfronf on pertrnent pamplnlets and bools and 'lbrarnstorrredll to lrnd vvays to mal-.e YW more ellectrwe at Llepouw and everywlrere. Lrnlang wrtlr VVRA and AVVS, YW Goonfaoreal Mar Day, tlwey worlqed Specrlrcally on tlre brealtlast at wlrrclr new Mortar Board members were capped ln the lall tlney rorned wrtlw Student Senate to lwold tlwe tne Yt Carnival llre re- cerpts went to tlwe Vvorld Llnr- I verarty Servrce to loiter' eclu- Y catron lor students rn otber ,, lands llwese are only a lew ways L K rn wlrrcl1Yl.'Wv womerr try to an- 'N W swer' tlwe auestron olwlwat De- b l3auw women can do to put lf-'L tlwerr lartlw Into action A . N 1, - A 53 I 5- , -er . .L ' Y IS , .ct iff' ! :xl- ,15 0 I WD E KTK Top Row F Fstes, P Dovues, E Unterberg, CJ Stopoenhooen, j. O'Dell, D Locke, D Lewr5AD Lawns SecondRow ,I Clopp, T Hlolwnson, Ii Nusboum, D Vcznce, P Aikman ! De Armond, Q Fssrnc1,C. Poppe Bottom Row, L1 'jones W Pomsey, KI Bruhn, V Pres. l Pose, Pres P Schrrer, Trees, L1 Krocle, P. Povven. X. x R'-ci FU brrnrli Corrnr H399 rg qrjmprrrg fgr 1- 5 7' THE dz rice X AQ- ..., V y . Irs:-1 PANHEL Top Row B Crong, P, Wrllrornson, j ' V X x Davis, V Duntrnq, C Felly. Second Row XX . .1 if Q j K rf. Prrndle, C jones, M, Foltz, I Wrlson wx ig. , .K . 9 fvlOOdf, R Srmth, E Coopes Bottom Row L ugrwnor spirrrzir., cm rdog 'rr my fm 'fx I? ' P Ubben, PJ Ford, Sec'y-Tre-os, 9 Farrell, Pres., VI 3 rrfrrres rrhrrrrmff, Moore-, Hlstorrcn A Bc-ren, gl Buckner. nw 'W , A , Q- KAPPA TAU KAPPA . . . PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL Qn lhursdav nrghts at ten-lrlteen convened the Socretv ol Blaclc Eagles, Kappa Tau Kappa, to consrder the mo- mentous problems conlrontrng the rnterlraternrtv vvorld at Depauvv Eegrnnrng at the Shades Conlerence on Pledge lrarnf rng rn earlv September, the councrl developed a unrlred hell vveelf program among the lraternrtres Kllf regu- lated the rntrrcacres ol mens rush, cooperated vvrth AVVS rn stagrng the lireld Day lrolrcs tthat wonderlul ev-cuse to act lrlce a lfrd agarnl, and threvv a great dance, New Orleans Conliclential, leaturrng the svvlnglnlest musrc ol Count Basre Also, Kllf ohlered a trophy to the pledge class vvrth the hrghest grade average and pro- moted rnterlraternrtv relatrons vvrth such lunctrons as Greek Vlfeelf lrnallv, KTK adopted a nevv constrtutron enumeratrng the learsome responsrbrlrtres ol thrs august group All vvos not sober and serrous, hovvever, as the men ol KTK composed ol a runror' and a senror mon lrom each lraternrtv and lrom Ml-lA met to select the queens lor lalomecomrng and the Kllf dance Cn these occas- rons, the councrl members lard asrde the vverghtv al larrs belore them to talfe up the tasl ol rudgrng the larrest ol Depauvvls larr Although some complarned ol the heavy burdens upon therr shoulders, most lound pleasure rn the assoe cratron and enjoyed the weelrlv proceedrngs Alter all vvrth relreshments served bv the host house, one saved the cost ol sandvvrches once a vveel. ,lerrv Dose lTl Dresrderrr lhe ten gals seen dartrng about rn green jackets are the senror members ol Panhellenrc Councrl. ln September, along vvrth therr runror counterparts, they gurded lreshman vvomen through the rntrr- cacres ol lall rush lhe senror members, neutral durrng rush, lrved rn the Kappa anne- lor a weel Due to we-rtenuatded crrf cumstanceswthevwerelortunate . Suelarrel enough to see the Delta Chr lrre Pgrrhel preirderrt Alter the lrre was out and rush over, Danhel members vvere pleased to lrnd that therr rnnovatrons had been suc- cesslul lrme perrods lor regulated callrng were lengthened lrom tvventy to lortv mrnutes per house and Sunday vvas proclarmed a dav olrest durrng rush weel Sensrtrve to student leelrng, the councrl changed the calendar so that open rush would loegrn ten dav? alter lall rushvvas over' lhrs change vvas made rn re- sponse to an edrtorral rn The DePauw, lhrs vear the Danhellenrc Qllrce vvas moved to the lulnron Burldrng lor lall and sprrng open rush Alvvavsconcernedvvrth rmprovrng the svstem, Panhel drscussed delerred rurn and the possrbrlrtres ol havrn-3 tvvo prelerence des-1ert1 lhere was trme on the agenda lor' a sltrrmrsh vvrth lll rn a Battle olvwrtsw on wept !Alter a terrrble meleat the lslls members swallovved therr prrae to ecrav ha svveet potatoes vvrth the erudrte Danhellenrc Qounrtrl 155 ' ' V'Y93'NE s' qt V el RSSB-'ON9 ff - s ,M v P- :if?X5'533FS fig 6, , . N, x X- 5,1-,-1jf.5 X .. ' 52.31 4 4 ' ' if A fi' .. A - v- ,. , ' iff, - t-f Q 7 .. uv Q- N ' X I, B, SB -igi X t Sw A '7 F' ' ' . F fl? . A - w - an - - 533 ,.j:'.' Qzil QQN ly ' -535,3 . r . wif. , L' I .X ' f, K. sv 5 . TP s g in . , 3 '- K' f N- Xt 3' , A 3 A X . N, ' A 3. - '- I, 5:1-X ' . X 3. Q' 1 G v T rj KJ' : N u an 'V Q . W' V 55: :- R B X S. 5, ' ' f ' - 1 1 W H 1 -Q Q: ' 'QQ 1 ff , J A v-2- .A T R M Crumb Fl Gondg I Blanc C Anderson, C Nelson, F. Culver, M. Angster, SecondRow1 S, Mme-r, I S ' P Brenner, V. Pres, WRA BOARD- op ow , 1, ,V A Y, , ' ' G A ht , C totlmene-r, A. Hackman, Bottom Row. M. llgen, ec y, A B16-dsOf9,B FQOGQY, , C .nfDf, .1 I tunn, Pres , S Decosted, TIQGS , E Front r., Y A I' 5 :I-A GX. N '-isifvi -4 -:af 'ii' ' ff? . V w gf ' 6 4995 r 1 , P L1 T M :M B Burnett Bottom Row M, Worne,M Annster, WGRE BOARD-Top Row f' Bundy'--l, I fchjenomcwn, ff B-Igor, VJ o. fn, o 156 ff cz? Tw-21 , Adwsor, B Fd-Mardi WRA House Reps - Top Row: M Padclrite, D Dixon, W. Fearer, M. Brier, j Pucly Bottom Pow' S, Smith, P, Hampton, P. Vaughn, 'S f,f'r wqu WRA Offrcials- Top Row E Vyorlr, M ting, S Graham, M Vioodhall, D Barth, P Vaughn Bottom Row S,-mdbgrgu S Meyers, A Hrclman, Pres, fl Prn- WRA . . . STATION WGRE The Feminine sports enthusiasts have enjoyed another year ol participation in the Women's Recreation Asso- cicrtion, better lcnown as WPA Composed of a govern- ing board and sports managers, WPA otters all women on campus a chance lor participation rn several indi- vidual and team sports, The sports program is designed to promote interest in the Physical Education Department, the same activities are often ottered at the same time by both, WPA includes not only intramural sports but also otters play days and sports days when women from other schools are invited to attend and participate, Sports Sprees have been ottered on various Friday evenings when all the facilities in the gym are open to both men and women under the sponsorship ol WPA, Members ol WPA participated rn Sports Days held at other schools, and last February the board, as a group, attended a Volleyball Play Day at Purdue, Qne ol the biggest Functions lor all WPA members was the organization ol the Midwest Badminton Tourna- ment whrch was held at l3ovvman Gym rn March, Sey- eral schools sent representatives to the tournament which leatured some ol the outstanding badminton players in the Midwest This spring WPA held its annual awards banquet Highlighting the banquet was the presentation of awards to the outstanding othcral and the outstanding senior member ol the group Qfticials Club, living unit representatives, and Narad are affiliated with WPA Qrchesis became an rnde- pendent club this year rnger, S Smith Miss Turnell, tive vice-presidents and T70 others at WGRE continued to give town and gown a well- rounded schedule oi line programming on their non- commercial educational FM station A WERE survey indicated that Greencastle listens most to sports shows Since both the DePauw Tigers and the Greencastle Tiger Cubs had ercellent teams this year, WERE provided many thrills for those who could notget to the games Not lorgetting its duty to l4eep the community well rnlormed, WGRE supplemented its regularly scheduled news broadcasts with public atiarrs programs ln the special events held, WGPE went to the Midwestern Farm Progress Show lor special on-the-spot interviews, covered the opening ol the new library, did a live music show on Dads' Day lrom the Union Building ball- room, went to lndranapolr-1 to do a music show using the excellent facilities ol the Wrlltrng Music companys auditorium and perfectly tuned pianos, and even re- moted out to Wabash and neighboring towns to cover sports events From the cultural point ol view, the station featured programs from the United Nations, the BBC, and Padro ditfusion Francaise Qn the DePauw campus, prolessora donated economic commentaries and arguments on basic problems in English, history, and other helds Ten dislt ioclcies, including the hrst female Dj heard over WGPE in a number ol years, were scheduled lor programs throughout the weel as music shows roundel out the radio oHerrngs ot DePauw's eight-year-old station 157 I wg. I 4 ,J .Q i rr ' 1 -A ' X 4. 1- ' , K t, ,m.. x - 'K '-- . X-5-J ..X. X- ,kg ' rx, ,-Q55 . t 'wbaggx .-N A fy,f,,,,,,,, : sf -. PZ3ff Q54-.ff Qzsgff -gf-.4-,sl A ,ff Qi. - mt Cost members pore over therr Innes for Aa You Luke It Little Theater moved to the UB to present Shakespeare rn-the-round 'LN ly' Q? 'ia , g '47, 'fixwv Dowd Mermtz, hrred mon, pauses downstoge rn The Southwest Corner , the frrst productron for 1956-57 behrnd the Speech Hull footlrghts, 5- Q 1 Zig. xx LUTTLE THEATER BQARD-Leftto Rrght Dr V-I T PCGS, B X'NeVtv, I Buglmer, VV Wager, Dr. F3 E, Wlflroms. 158 91? . 'Y Action scene from The Lady's Not for Burning. LITTLE THEATER With the fall term barely under way, Speech f-lallfwas ringing with familiar sounds of play tryouts and set con- struction. The T956-57 Little Theater season officially opened with the production of The Southwest Corner, presented on Qld Gold Day weelt end, This perform- ance marlced the debut of a new gold velvet proscenium curtain, a handsome addition purchased through the Gilmore Little Theater Fund and the Little Theater Qperating Fund to replace the well-worn maroon velvet curtain that had opened and closed Little Theater per- formances for over two decades. Installed ata cost of almost one thousand dollars, the versatile new curtain may be raised or parted Dads' Day brought Qscar Wilde's The ldeal Husband to the boards, starring Del3auw's two English exchange students, Marr jones and peter Gilbourne-Stenson. Their charming accents added an authentic air to this British drawing-room comedy Little Theater people made an exodus from Speech l-lall to malce room for the raucous Sigma Delta Chi Revue, Sue Us. The walls were soon reverberating with sounds from the largest jazz band ever assembled on the Depauw campus and the mirth of their well-satisfied audience. The new year brought Hey Angie, the student-writ- ten and student-directed musical sponsored by AVVS. EDT, Little Theater tackles Christopher Fry. The story, centered around life in a tenement distrrct, lent a serious note to what was usually a light enter' tainment offering The Medium was Qpera Worlrshopls production in March, and Depauws music lovers were not disap' pointed with the beautiful and mystic opera by Gian- Carlo Menotti For a touch of the unusual, Little Theater season ticlcet holders were lured to the ballroom of the Union Building for an 'fin-the-roundll production of Shaltespearels As You Lilze lt. The presentation of The Solid Gold Cadillac closed the season lts merry antics highlighted a very gay weelc end and constituted the climax to the forty-third year of Depauwls Little Theater productions ln hlune, the curtain came down on another big suc- cess in Depauwls theater tradition f Professor Robert E. Williams' thirtyesix year career of devoted teaching With deep regret at the loss of his invaluable aid, the Speech Department faculty, students. alumni, and friends made plans to wish him well and express their apprecia' tion ata tea in his honor on Alumni Day No one can forget the unbrolcen line of successful plays, the learning he has imparted, or the laughter he has brought to the boards of Little Theater. 159 I r ,ff V Q l Ar QQ W Q lxi-wwttxb. X lm'- '.'u.. NP' U -at 1 A ,. l 3' K k J V ,Lv ' r.-51 I , 'QA - ' L .aj Glrrqerly llltlng Q story I'T1DldSdIl1!9d-l1OllQUdlOfilHE DEPAUW, C1 staff member prepares to tolce G galley proof. ln the composing room of the BANNER offrce, wl1?retl1Q our rs 'rlled wrth the aroma ol prlnter's Ink cznil :rgur smzvke, students don ink-smesrej flnrts or Gproni, Cost heodlenes by l1ond,cnd leorn the mechomcol side of puttnng the trr-weekly c:rn:.1snew,p:1per to press 160 THE DEPAUW The DePauw stahl has no jackets, no caps, no sweaters to give carnous recognition al its organization lhese students, however, are easily rdentrhed by telltale smudges ol prrnteris ink and may be spotted migrating to and from the printshop ol the Banner othce It is this distinguished and, at times, slightly grubby group who make up the closely knit stall ot the campus newspaper Working together as much as Filteen hours a week, they form a nucleus which gathers and projects Depauw news three times a week Throughout the past year The Depauw has grown in many aspects, ln addition to striving to give a more complete and accurate account of the news to its two thousand readers, the editorial statl has selected a vari- ety ol student written columns, covering such helds as Depauw historical highlights and notes ot interest from exchange students in Sweden, England, and France, Qther columns have analyzed the latest national and international news. commemorating the dedication ol the new library, the stahl also published a special eight- page Qld Gold Day issue ol the paper, The addition . Back Row l Nordlrna, P Prpley, A lNrlt, A Mrllerr, ll Albert, C l-lornsby Front Row l fvloore, ll Nlccaf, S. brass, M Arnold, P Scrsm, P Aikman, tr l-lacienbera Under the Table I Perry, lf Shrdlu X4 PatArkman Qnclsemesteredrtor Io Petry Tsfsemesteredrtnr oi an art editor to the italnl and more rllurtratron have given The Depauw a 'lnew lool U while a drtlerenf masthead and a greater number' ol pictures have hrrrjlnt- ened the appearance ol the Front page lhe typical printing day hegrns at lO a m at the hula Building the home ol oiganrzed confusion At this time stories are turned in to the editors, who dummy in the articles From the city desl the material is handed to copy editors who read the stories, rewrite leads and ponder over how to make such phrases as Nlgrganriae tion Committee ht into a one-column lo-point Bodom headline During the afternoon while stories are set in print by linotype operators at the Banner ohlrce, The De-Pauw workers set headlines lay hand, prooire-ad galieys, and put hot lead stories into the chase Ar 3:30 p m the press rolls, and the statl adrourns to The Duck ta make plans lor the next Issue providing a line apprentrceshrp lor prospective journalists The Depauw claims such alumni as Chicago Tribune Edrtor W D Maxwell and Wall Street Journal Publisher Bernari Kilgore lol 1957 STAFF ' Editor-in-Chief , jane Umpreut Business Manager , . Dale Brace-y Associate Editors I Nrclc jones, AI Watts Editorial Stall Scheduling Em lfohlstaedt, Editor Reggy Krle Engraving , , paula Weir, Editor Bop julian, Nancy Waywure, Carol Knight Copy , , jane Middleton, Editor l-Ielen Delong, Beth Bogie, Meg Stahl, Myrna Magnuson, Ben Sharp, joe Noel, Carolyn lslhlrnger, jo Retry ldentlhcatlon . Sue Lawrence, Editor joyce Bittner, Dave Swarner. Business Staff Circulation lolz Bray, Editor Advertising AI Walker, Ray Spaeth l'louse Reps , , Photo Stott I-lead Photographer . . Phil Hoag john Barnes, Dave Eincham, Dave Oo I1 , od F photogs, sm leslb g ly on membes of the Pi bl catons Q Plloav Eervie Ighil Hoag, HEAD PIiIrOIPOORAPI'IER,lsmiles on jdhnl Balnes Vondoveerl Ken Kolllsledt' Duane who smiles on Dave Elncham who rust smiles, I-lormell T62 is., 'fzfiii' - It s I - I , E , X l MIRAGE starr memo-ers male a clean sweep ot things, Lurnrnarres include Nick clones, ASSOCIATE EDITOR, Sue lawrence, IDENTIFICATIONS EDITOR, Paula Weir, ENGRAVING EDITOR, and ,Al Wane, ASSOCIATE EDITOR ROY SDOE'th, lrz Bray Al VValler, Assrstanl Busrness Managers, 2' to - A f . c K I 4 7'fL In N - , 'J t . V ' . Q 'K Edrtorun-chref Ylane Umbrerr THE MIRAGE The year 1957 saw the Pub Burldrng completely obe scured by the tour-story rmmensrty ol che new lrbrary and a brrcl4 wall, Cornered as rt was, even lewer people than before lcnew ot rts efrstence Freshmen stepped rnto the lrbrary upon rts grand openrng ond were startled to see an unlfnown brrclt burldrng from out ot the north wrndows Moat ot the student body found no partrcular reason to vrsrt the pub, thus rt re- marned unlrnown to many But to the student rournalrets rt was the place to head lor as soon as they arrrved on campus We ol the Mirage stall wasted no trme gettrng baclt to the Pub We were pleased to see that we could wallt Strarght to rt between the Irb and Aibury, rnstead ol usrng the drsgustrng 'lbacl way through AI-ly we were delrghted to hnd the tall prles ot drrt gone All thrs was lrne, we thought l'lowever we were dr?- appornted to Find that there had been one change tor the worst: the fashronable reetaurant rmmedrately be- hrnd our ottrces had been sold. CAS everyone lnows, yearboolr. stahfs thrrve on cotleel So, lor a whrle, we brought our own, and learned that cold collee vvaen't Pav Spaeth lectures to the ads staff, 'T 'lane Mrddleton, Copy Edrtor, , and Emrlre lxohlstaedt, Sched- uling Editor so bad when you oot used to rt Dcle BWCQW BUY ' :ness Manager Due to an amazrng irtrole ol luclc for tatel, however, the 'Ducl- reopened alter monthf. ol rnactrvrty ln sprte ol Such setbacl-.S a-5 cold cottee and no hong- out, the Mirage Statl began wrth luity enthufrazm the nerveeghatterrng tail- ol comprlrng a yearbool- The lrrit month was hlled wrth much organrzatron fcheaulej llfrlf-, mee-trngi It wari a prepare-to-bearn-wo:l period We met, talled, dreamed It drdnlt tale long, however, lor ui to realrze that a yearbool carrt be dreamed rnto e-ritence, ant: rmmefzrf ately there lollowed monthf ol hard labor lwlfe tool prctures we wrote copy we cropped we glued, all thus we drd rn antrcrpatron ol the long ztrrno of dead- lrnera that lay ahead lhen we warted Wlhrle we warted vxre bewnri to loolt bacl on the long nrghtp ol baclbreal rna worl true mritales we had made, the peace and enroyment we rd-3 Somehow lound rn the chactrc drfcrroer around u, rr the sense ol fatralactron we had de-'wed fron worlr together 163 Y QW 'H 'S' X XX X X fx xx XXQX X x 5 S X X RN w 50 Ox X X xx HOOT MAGAZINE-Left to Rrghl B SWEZEY, EI. McFarlane, N. Lyrcrs, F, Kcrser, j, Snelson, Editor, j. Schnerder, .-m- -4' X e Mxtix f' .N brim. 'LA.t' DePAUW MAGAZINE-Dr P Mrz-er, Faculty Ediior, B. McC1uci4y, Business Manager, P, Dux cmd M. Stoclchouse, Studeni Editors. 164 J.. -.7,.,,,.,.,., ' I I I A T - .Xi T: ,A -. , ' ailf. - -W I 1 A 'QT . r C -I fu N -2 ' , - I I -I i iff UIIIZIQ. 7- ICA' X I I In- . ' - A ll -1' 1 '1-.1 , .4 -,,,,' g 7 ' iv' . ' EI- sf -1 Top Left TItIe of DeI3auw's 'oHIcIal humor magazme Top RIgI'It Frank Isarser and uhm Snelson, Edrtors ol the erstwhIle Hoot Bottom Partners In creme Tc-Im Qanscrm and Dare Tuylor LeIt1 CI-IEATI HOOT . . . DEPAUW MAGAZINE In a year ol change at Depauw, Hoot dId not let the traIn ol progress go by unboarded As new students and administrators moved on to a GREATER DepAUW, the campus humor magazme trued to malce Itself worthy ol Its changing surroundrngs, The InItIal ISSUE was the tra- dItIonaI campus date guIde to Ireshman women Unfortunately, the Dads' Day ISSUE Tell prey to the college habit oI equatIng smut wIth humor After the Pub Boards Inlc had drIed, a blaclf and blue I'Ioot went out For cIrculatIon. Alter a perIod ol Iastmg and contempIatIon, Hoot attempted a more relined approach to the problems ol Depauw life, but to no avail. I.Ilce the ghost ol I-IamIet's Iather, I'Ioot was Hconhned to last In Iires tIll the Ioul crImes done . . , were burnt and purged away Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. EraIIty, thy name IS the Pub Board. .SNES we The blood began coursmg through the veIns of the Depauw Magazine at a Iaster and more even rate In T956-57, and by the end ol the year Its edItors were nursmg hopes ol malfmg the publlcatlon entlrely hnan' cIalIy Independent Depauws contrIbutIon to the IIteI- ary scene Cm the purest sense ol the wordl Ieatured essays, poetry, and short stones by DPU students, faculty, and aIumnI Some voIced the opInIon that ID the lar Iuture the Depauw Magazine would be able to wa- strong enough to eventually be placed on an equal loot! Ing wlth such DUbI!CGIIOf'tS as the Sewanee Review. VIsIble Improvements made thus year Included chang- Ing the magazIne's lorm and makeup somewhat, stabIl- Izlng the linCJncIal plcture, uslng dravvmgs contrlbuted by members ol the art department, and IncludIng a more varled seIectIon ol subyect matter eg, DOIIIICS and crItIcIsm, V., 1 1 ru' : 'ttf in xv S , S 2 ll ,Q c A PUBLICATIONS BOARD-CIocI4wIse Left to Right B Swezey,j Cleveland, A. jaudon, DLE M Eleramann, Dr E I VVIIIIUVIIS, Y' Dose, lVlIss E. Turnell, G. Morgan, 5 IsolI,meIer, M. Lane, M5 cr' w O fw HCDNORARIES -' . ' . - r-.1:. 3 i :cr 'gk , V ' Q , 1- . Q vw, . . '- ' V ,Ur 'A . 'Q - tr: I '- ss ztqf.-s ' 'P' .,f,,,, ', ,Q .. Qi wr L-' S5 r A. t :A ., -dn f -f-f f1'-sn , -- U ,Q ll ee 1,'f5.'Qx- -r .ffl if , Fr ,u':LfQQf.,:,fi?3' - f Y fit. Top Better left unsaid . Middle Subject matter lor Phi Epsilon Phi Bottom So many things I Itnowin ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA . . .PHI ETA SIGMA. . . PHI EPSILON PHI Alpha Lambda Delta is a magic word to lreshman girls, It is the honorary lor those who manage to challr up a Q 5 average their First Semester or their First year Although it is primarily an honaiarv rather than an or- ganization lor activities, Alpha Lam has some lunctions related to scholarship They assisted at President I-Ium- bert's tea lor Freshmen in the tall and acted as guides lor high school seniors on Scholarship Weekend Alter initiation ol new members, these gals join the Phi lates, equally brarny lrezhman boys, lor a banquet In addi- tion to recognizing lreshmen outstanding in scholarship, this honorary gives an award each year at Recognition Chapel ta the senior girl who has the highest grade average lor her lour years at DePauw. Phi Eta Sigma is the masculine counterpart ol Alpha Lam It recognizes those who male a Q 5 average in their lrezhman year Some ol their activities, such as the initiation banguet, are in coniunition with the Alpha Lame Ihe Phi Etesi thirty-lour members assisted at President I-lumbert'-, Irezhnan tea and acted as guides 166 and counselors during Scholarship Weelcend, showing highschoolvisitorsaround the campusandansweringtheir questions about the school. Qne ol their lirst activities this year was distributing 'il-low to Studyl' pamphlets to all new Ireshmenfa noble etlort to get more members in the honoraries. This scholastic honorary sent a dele- gate to the national convention held in Qctober at the University ol Florida Phi Epsilon Phi is the national fraternity lor botany and bacteriology majors who manage to maintain a high grade average in these and other courses. Monthly meetings with spealcers, slides, and movies, and a nation- al convention were supplemented this year by a bloode typing proiect Ihe botany-bactee members set up their equipment in I-Iarrison's labs and prepared to priclc the linger ol anyone who' wanted to Icnow his type and Ph factor In spite ol a lew lainting spells, everyone came through all right and has been typed For posterity in Phi Epsilon Phrs permanent records, Now they can say with authority, Daddy-o, give me type ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Top Row S Egbert, L Poys, B. I-Ier rrcIf, G Von Epps, P MrddIeron, M Barron, 9. StrIcIICmd, I. IVICCIUQ gage Second Row E Curtrs, I Peusser, A Egbert, S. Strrlrno, P Lohtr, I Shutt, I? Show, IVI VOIen tune, D. Bevnlocouo Bottom Row C IVIrIIrIfon, I. Buclmon Trees, M Feed, Pres., I I-Iolsre-od, V. Pres I I-Iooer, Sec'y, V Usher PHI ETA SIGMA Top Row, I Dugan, P BOettCher,r'VI Nnce, I Hughes, D Crod-er, P Prp Iey, A WoIIer, T. I-Irmon, B I-Illty Se-cond Row I2 Dude, A Evons, I I-Incl-, G Dodd, ,I Mchorlone, P BurrrI3oIeI-, G Chostonn, L. Schwarz P Wesslnng, L. Ihomos Bottom Row W, Vnetzlne, L Pose, Treos., D BeIser, Sec'y, I AIIen, Pres, B McLucIey, V. Pres., D. Loyton PHI EPSILON PHI Top Row- I. Yunder, Advisor, D Monoen, W. WeIch, C. jones, M Bumbole-Ie, I-I. Youse Bottom Row NI, Srotz, V, Pres, C. Knight, Pres. E Brov, QI. Beobout. KAPPA PI Top Row. A. Wrnsey, Advisor, D l-lrcluman, l. Loveless, P. French, D Taylor. Second Row: j. Case, D l-lammond, M. Obear, M. Coble, K Culver, C Bowers, A. Lee. Bottom Pow j. Umbreit, V. Pres., N. Pepp C Evans, Corr. Sec'y., L. Poppe, Pres. L Rose, Trecrs., M. Crumb, Rec. Sec'y. BETA BETA BETA Top Row: I. Lmn, rl. Yarlrng, N Albert, D, Swarner, L. Snvder, P Fallf Bottom Row: S. Mmer, A l-lrclrnan, V. Pres., N. Your1a,Sec'y C lmglwt, Tre-as PHI MU ALPHA Top Row. xl. Boyd, P VVerael, D Stonehrll, G. Byers, O. Vannors clall, P. I-lrll, j. Prrser, R. DIXOH Bottom Row' P. Turner, A Maiten V. Pres., C lrl4uloO,Pres,,V.Fronl1e Sec'y, xl. Flummerfelt, Treas. 1 HONORARIES ' MT Q FE' 'F ' E 1 a' I f- rf-- t--.. pw, N Ki Mrddle1A cat rs rn-ected yyrth a ufrrus rn a :ooloay experr- Bottam Crclwestra concert rn cl-rapel : ' K T el 'H ,ff . of -J Top ,Art for arts saLe7' menr, KAPPA PI . . . BETA BETA BETA . . . PHI MU ALPHA Kappa Pi rs a natronal lwonorary for art students Its members are selected on tlwe basrs ol yyork rn tlwree dat. ferent medrums ol art Besrdes seyeral partres lor tl-re members and an annual dance, Beauf Arts. Ball, tlwe group sponsors many educatronal lunctrans rn leeprng vvrtlw rts artrstrc purposes Clccasronally, tlwe members near tallts by people of rmportance rn tlwe yyorld ol art Several art eylubrts rn tlwe Elnron Eurldrna tbroualwout tlwe year keep the campus conscrous ol lsappa Drs yvorlq Kappa lDrrnarV1tarn'5a yaluable art collectrom to vymrlr new stems are added from trme ta trme A Depaayy graduate and Kappa pr member recently donated a large sum ol money to be used lor anew art cerzter lrom yytrrcli Kappa Pr members yyrll benetrt Any broloay or Zoology mayor vylwo nas completed tlwe requrred number ol lwours and has e-,Lrrbrtea superrpr worl4 rn tlwe Freld rs elrarble lor memberslwrp rn Beta Beta Beta, tbe natronal brologrcal lwonorary Tlwe purpose ol tlnrs oraanrzatron on campus rs to supplement tlwe regular class-room maternal yyrtln lectures and lrlms It proyrdes an opportunrty lor senrors wrtlw a common specralrged rnterest to esctranae rdeas rn an rnlormal atmosphere and to become acauarnted vyrtlw plwases ol tlwe lrela about yylrrclw tlrey may ltnow yery lrttle Depauvyls Lambda clwapter ol Phi Mu Alplwa natranal mens musrr: lwonorary, rs tlwe oldest rn lndrana Tbrs year lwas marled tlwe bearnnrng of a Plwr Mu drrye to attract neyy members clwosen lar tlwerr superrcrr m'J3lrflrJf7fLllD and iilwolarslwrp Tlre tall pledge recrtal, yylwrclw yvaw an rnrtratran 'e- aurrement yyas yery fuccesslul The gram preedted seyeral proorams at surroundrng lwrgln sclwoal? to pvcrmfirte Interest rn musrc and musrcal actryrtres among tlue stu- dents Tlre morn protect al tbe year yyaf a reirtal prte-'W by Depauyy composers I 69 HGNORARIES .- ings 1' AN Q, 'N X 454 L . V .P - A - - '--:::f!f N-nf H 4 A ,, A ,yf,s,,, E ',ri ': lrlllll Top This is the contemplated Future otYA,A.S, members. l Middle Dan Lewas, varsrty debater 1 'I',!,,ll ll rtrrrr Bottom The pipes of the Me-harry l-lall organ, ARNOLD AIR SGCIETY . . , DELTA SIGMA RHO . . . AGO Arnold Air Society, the honorary lor advanced Air Force cadets, selects runrpr and senror men lor member- inrp lhri vear, rt vvas rnstrumental rn establishing a counterpart honorary, the Sabre Arr Command, tor lrezhmen and sophomores lhe oraafrrzatrorrs program included spealters rn the held ol aviation and discussions an any problems rn the cadet trarrrrng program For the vvomen who vvrll some- day be Arr Force vvrves, an orientation program vvas get up to provide rnlorrnatron on varrous phases ol living in the iervrce lhe big Feature ol the Arnold Arr Society vvas its annual lvlrlrtary Rall vvrth the spacious theme, Nl-lorrzons lplnlfnovvn H The cadets have no trouble polishing up tnerr Hesprrt de corps lo: the :electron and presentation ll Cl i'J 5r9'r ard her court Jtuaerrt nrgnly oualrhed rn competitive speech are honored br membership rn Delta Sigma Rho, Not only do-ei trrr' organization recrurre Outitandrng participation rn the lreldi ol rhetoric and debate lor at least two year? but rt alia emphasizes high scholarship lrr liebruary Delta Sigma Pho sponsored the national oebate tourrrorrerrt vvhrih brought to the DeDauvv come 170 pus the Delta Sigma Rho organrzatrons lrorn thirty-live dillerent colleges and universities International debate highlighted the spring agenda when members competed against British university students. Delta Sigma Pho strives to further' outstanding por- trcrpatron rn forensic actrvrtv vvrth its main drive locused on the role ol eltectrve spealfrng rn a democracy Students interested rn organ are chosen lor member- ship in the American Guild at Organists. lhrs honorary concentrates on the improvement ol organ and choral standards rn church music Throughout the year members male prlgrrmages to var- ious churches to examine organs and try their hand at the keyboard The red letter excursion vvas one to lndranapolrs vvhere this organizations advisor and some ol its members gave a production at Butler University and lrrnrty Church ln addition to presenting musical programs during Lent at Christ Church in Indianapolis, members competed at'Del3auvv rn the spring An organ authorrty lrom lndrana University, Gsvvald Ragatz, presented a lecture-recital on Bach choral pre- ludes Earlier, rn September, Depauvvls ovvn professor Carlceelc gave an organ recital ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY Top Row, J. Tucker, L. Hardun, N Mohar. Second Row: D. Mend, D. WaIton, G, HaIImann, H. Shallen berger, Bottom Row: D. Boverl, F. WaIIcer, Commander, H. Nimmo, Executive Officer, F. Nusbaum. DELTA SIGMA RHO Top Row: P. Edmnnste-r,j Schneider, D. Lewis, R. Dawes. Bottom Row: IQ. Smnth, V, Pres., I2, W, Fnndley, Pres., L. Scelonge, R. Weiss. AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS Top Row: MI. Campbell, C Iukubo I2. Coons, V. Frohne, D. Wortham. A Second Row: S. Funk, AI. Borlmg, ,I Hunter, M. Hays, G, Pelchenbach M, Magnusen. Bottom Row: KI. Flum- - N - ,- merfelt, Sub-Dean, A. Clarkson Dean, A. Carkeek, Advisor, S. Stutsrnan, Trees., N. Ferguson, Sec'y . ,A . , 7 r 'N ALPHA DELTA SIGMA Top Row D l'ltcl.man, j. l-luahes, nl. Schiller, D, Snyder, A. Wollcer, D. Nle-ld, Treasurer-offoins. Second Row. R Spaeth, G. Jewell, l-l. Greenlee, VI Phlpps, C. Watson, D. Taylor. Bottom Row P. Snelson, D. Bracey, sl Van Horne, Pres ,- F. VVall.er, V Pres., N Lyras, Sec'y, T. Pansom Very Bottom Row: D. l-lagenovv, Coptoln, B. Burleigh, Coach. SIGMA DELTA CHI TOP ROW. R Scnsm, D. l-locl-enbe-ra, P All-man, F lanser. Second Row: N Cochran, W Baaot, N. ilones, C Wlllnams Bottom Row' Ql. GaH, YI Stott, D. Pnhodo, B. Smlth, .l 'Schn-elder. TUSITA LA lop Row S lnopman, M. Lane, N lanes, l l. Grosvenor, l. Landls, L Nmhols, I3 Sedavvlcl Eottom Row: P Sclsm, Tre-as., O Poblnson, Ad' vrsor,E Franl, Pres.: P. Ulrey, Seq'y HONORARIES lopfll drrnl martrnrsfl says Mor-or Boat member Sally 'Storm Mrddle Gold I ev membersare caugIwtatCrowAs Brrdaela la ED 'r L Bottom Qpenrng clrorus rn Drfecrvr Balt Maaofs SDK Pe-.ue ALPHA DELTA SIGMA . . . SIGMA DELTA CHI . . . TUSITALA ADS started oI'l tlwe year by bowrng to SDA OO-O rn tlwerr annual football Qlassrc, tlwus preservrng ADSI5 per- Iect record Cnaracterrstrc ol tlre natronal advertrsrng lraternrtys actrvrtres were surilw tlwrngs as sponsorrng tlrre liar Wrrwdrng jazz Concert, sellrng Iootball programs, puttrng out a blotter, presentrng tlre outstandrng IM atlwlete award, and enterrng tlre Playboy advertrsrng contest ln addrtron Alpba Delta Srgma temporarrly burred tlre lratclwet to collaborate vvrtlr SDX rn producrng tlrrs years Grrdrron Banquet laltrng rn a lrne Soplromore pledge class, ADS ranls rose to twenty-tlrree men Pledgrng only Uoutstandrng men rnterested rn advertrs- mg, ADS lraz two rnrtratron banquets a year Under tlwe Irrendly gurdance oIBen1arrrrnFr'anltlrn, V357 proved to be anotlrer good year lor ADS Ilre Depauw clwapter ol Sigma Delta Clri, natronal rournalrsm lronorary, began a successful year vvrtlr tlre productron ol 'Sue LIS, tlwe annual campus revue wrrtten and sponsored by SDX llre tradrtrongl Qld Gold Day football game wrtl'r ADS Was onotlwer lwrglwlrglwt ol tlwe year, providing an op- portunrtylorvrgorous exercrseattlwe opponenfsexpense SDX rssued rn tlwe montlr ol lVlarcl'r Qarded by the men ol ADSU wrtlr tbe ljlrrdrron Banquet wnr'n decorated tnoe campus IWQVOEE wlroi-e personal rtlr3ra:terr3trC3 IWC J1- corrrplrilwmenti bad Iemarned unsung lor Igur fear' almoit Lrtlwer actrvrtreu ol tlwe year rncludea attendrnjz tne natranal rjonventron rn Loursvrlle I entuilr, ielegtrrrg tne Sclrolar-Atlwlete award vvrnner and playrrrg not ri .dr- rous spealters poets, essayrsts, tellers-ol-tales membere ol one al tne less obstrusrve Iwonorarres on campus, Iusrtala revere tlrerr organrzatron lor' rts rilaifrrj economy rn regard to busyfworl Wllren tlwe group does Iungtron lwdwever rt Spares no el'lort lbrs year rn addrtron to rts annual sprrng rnrtratron rrtes and banauet lweld rn llre Ducl lusrtala managed a gatlwerrng durrng tbe Iall serrreater lar a supper and rnlormal drscussron rn tlwe Home ol Professor' VVrllrams lry-outs lar tlwe wrrtrng lwonorarv are lreld rn tlne early sprrng, eaqlw candrdate must frlrraw samples ol hrs work rn at least two ol tlwese riategorrei slwort story, essay, poetry, and autobrograplry llre name ol tlre organrzatron rs derrved from tlwe name grven Robert l.ours Stevenson bv tlre Samoan Islanders lu-rr' tala teller-ol-tales 173 HCDNORARIES ff F N fi .- Wm 'It - - . Y ' QS.: INN- -- 7- . of wk L .I -W ' ' , br ' - 3 XW9' I I 4,3 S22 : 'Y ' I E , ' I : 1 ' V I T Top Le-It A collegiate Santa and tvyo young tads. T! .--. , Top Rsght Delta Phr Eta partncupates In many chrIdren's projects. ' I I I Bottom Thrs faces pre-meds for four years after groduatlon. flux -. I ' 1 ALPHA PHI OMEGA . . . DELTA PHI ETA . . . DELTA OMICRON CHI Alpha Phu Omega, CJ national lraternlty Whose mem- bers are Iormer Boy Scouts, has a Iour-told pledge ol iervuce to lulhll servrce to the students and unrversrty, to the communlty to the members, and to the natuon as partucrpatrng crtrzen-3 The thrrty members act as assust- ant scout maeters II'I local troops and carry on various charrty and blood drives In the sprrng they get money lor tne Pgtnarf County Ped Cross through then' campus- vvrae Llglf Mon flonteit Each house elects Its uglrest Qpeirmen, and Cells votes ln the end the uglueazt mon rs ,ery horrore-il and the Ped Croix nj. very happy From a DDI at tnerr 'eiorfii It IL evndent that the APQS are I.'I'Q up ti, the-It QIQCIQE' A Delta Phu Eta gall rs lamrlrar and vvelcome aught at Greervio tle I'.9I'frVVFII'E' or Glrl fcout meetlrig Each pl tne ether ol tml nonorary has been o Brownie or fcout her elt ana lnovvr how to help leaders male Scout- Irrg lun ond melul Along vvrth ossrstung at regular rrreetlngg trre Delta Phr Eta gurls sponsor a gprrng Play- I7-I Day, vvhen alter a day ol games and partyung the Brovvnues Fly upll to the Iolty state ol lull-lledged Scouts. They joan YVV and APO In guvung a Chrustmas party For Greencastle chrldren A nevv vvnnltle thus year was the banquet given lor the members by the local Councrl ID appreciation ol their servlce vvhlch IS the organiza- tlonls mann objeitave Delta Cmicron Chi an honorary that grvef pre-med magors, vvho have a common Interest and a common struggle, a chance to get together and learn more about their future prolesslon Dr. Fuller IS advusor ol the group, vvhuzh holds meetlngs each month at a dutlerent Ira- termty house From movues about diseases, operatuons, and other aspects ol medicine and from occasional vlslt- Ing physucuans they steal a glrmpse unto the nature ol thenr luture occupatron ln the sprung the D054 lancy lrghtly turns to more soc.al-minded actrvrtues, when the tumors gave a blast lor out-going se-nuorsfvvnth no med- ucune involved, ol course, ALPHA PHI OMEGA Top Row C B Goss, D CGIWIII, C Dodson, D Woods, I Dogon, I Lrfe Second Row I9 Gray, G Dodd, I McForIone, I Storr, N. Cochron. F Augspurger Bottom Row I Iulron, Corr. Sec'y, D Drocey, V. Pres,, I VonI'Iorne, V Pres, M Yohe, Pres., Y Peunzer, Trees , B Prott, Sec'y DELTA PHI ETA Top Rowj Wlckershom, P WrISon, I Nerghbourgj Blong, KI Poem, S Strmson, S, jones. Second Row ,I McEvoy, A Bledsoe, S I-Iorger, E, Scherr, D I-Iorrrs, E. Holtonson, M Lrfe, G Burkhart, Bottom Row I Fowler, P. PoutI1,S,NIrner, L Evons, Pres, B Mrrchell, P. Greenlee DELTA OMICRON CHI To Row Brown I Y'1Ir in p I , , L1 nl, F Murod, D. Lode, I Worr Second I Row D SWcrner,I I-Ioyfjlood, Fieese, VI CIeveIond, ,I Peols, I Ievvell Bottom Row V Irlpe, L Snyder, V. Pres., R DeLong, Pres CJ EC-SIQ, Sec'y-Trees., P Sglfrrrer, P Pratt Sergeant-at-Arms 1 it '51, P K E Rib .M r , - , :iq Q: 1- 'II NI ,S:,r gk! t if we lf ORCHESIS Top Row! D Sttllwell, F. Parker, P Brown, P. Sedgwick, P Snyder, J McEvoy, J, Garber, S. Evanstad, J. Brandt, C. Bruno. Second Row- M. Ball, N. Cox, L Crawford, E. Franlt, Pres., Mrss M. Cormclr, Advisor, M. Bromer, Sec'y,- J. Austnn, C. Trusler S Moore Bottom Row. C lfnnghtl M Crosby, D Jensen, V. Green- wald, S. Stewart, A Dussrnger NAIAD Top Row: A. Wallace, M. Pletz, J Von Rosen, A. Dooltttle, P. lklrng, L. lves, N. Lamkin. Second Row: L Brannard, J. l-lolthouse, J Arnold D. Davtes, B Baker, M. Phelps, lk Audreuth, M. Thornton, Mass M Muller, Advlsor. Bottom Row: M Arnold, J Matthews, Sec'yf S Sand- berg, S. Dslnter, Whttney, E Johnson, J. Twrga, D. Follett, J l-lull COLLEGIANS Top Row: R. Smrth, B, Powell, G. Barnes, J. Waltz, P. Delclfer, L. Clarkson. Second Row: J. Plummer- lelt, Director, M. Staclchouse, N. Cochran, M. Moore, C Pnnne, D. Cryer,A.WedQe, P. l-later. Bottom Row: L.l-lart,N. Ford, A. Schwartz, J. l-larrns, C. Trussler, M L. Mc- Corkle, G. Ktger, J. l-lostetler, Ac- Companlst, I HONORARIES Top Qrchesrans rocl. 'n roll, Middle Narod stuntsters splash, Bottom The Lost Chords auartet ORCHESIS . . . NAIAD . . . COLLEGIANS The word expansron has Leynoted the year lor Or- chesis, Depauws modern dance honorary Now drvrded into a senror and runror or auyrlrary group, the honor- ary has managed a broader scope ol actryrty than ever attempted before, rncluded rn the amplrlred agenda have been thetwo-haurannual lall concert, three Chrrst- mas programs lor teleyrsron, a vesper servrce lor Reh- graus lfyaluatron Week, partrcrpatron rn the Nlonon Revue and the Speech Departments productron ol As You Lilce lt, a jornt program wrth Collegrans lor Scholar! shrp Weelcend, a dance worshrp chapel, two perform- ances ol thrs chapel program rn Crncrnnatr and three regular performances plus a lecture-dernonstratron lor teleyrsron rn St Paul and Mrnneapolrs, and, lrnally, tradrtronal partrcrpatron rn the May Day lestrvrtres Tryouts lor Naiad, Del3auw's swrmmrng honorary, rn the early lall resulted rn the electron ol ten new mem- bers chosen from a held ol srxty hopeful swrmmers judged by present members on the basrs ol executron, showmanshrp, style, and lorm, the ten rnrtrates were soon partrcrpatrng wrth the group rn synchronrzed swrmmrng competrtron wrth other unryersrtres Be-grnnrng the sea- son was a meet at lVlramr Llnrversrty rn C3-lord, Qhro rr whrch seventeen schools tool part Wrth sprrng came the presentatron ol Narads annual all-campus show desrgned to demonstrate and drsplay the aquatrc sl-.rllf ol the members Another water show was presented rn honor ol the mothers on May Day. Une ol the outstandrng musrcal arganrzatrans at De- Pauw, the Collegians rncludes the tops rn vocal talent parents ol all students eagerly awart the annual Dads! Day and May Day performances ol the V3 members ol thrs talented group Under' the leadershrp al therr stu- dent drrector, ,loe l:lurrrrnerlelt, Collegians membeu blend yorces to entertarn the dads and mothers twrce yearly at these all-campus concerts Also rncluded rn therr busy schedule ol rehearsals and programs are lreguent perf lormances at varrous towns and schools throughout lnar- ana. Group tours olten hrghlrght the Callegranls 'ea- son From the proceeds ol programs drrrrngr the year members ol the organrzatron earn money to otler a scholarshrp lor some deservrng student 177 HONORARIES lop Ellarre Sfiavv starred In The Southwest Comer Middle A deductive tlwinl-ing experiment is in progress. Bottom Girl musrcians go out for Iunclw DUZER DU . . . PSI CHI . . , MU PHI EPSILON Irie talented actors and actresses of Depauvv belong to tfie campus dramatic lwonorary, Duzer Du. Carefully ielected, tlwe members lwave gone tlwrougln tryouts ac- cording to tfteir past e,-,perience Actrye tfwrougfrout tlwe year, members of Duzer Du malfe up a blg portron of tfte casts for various campus productions 'ucb as l.rttle lfreater plays ln addition, tfrey have programs prepared for entertaining vvomen's clubs At commencement time Duzer Du sponsors its own play, Eaclr year a senior ri. presented tlwe Don Campbell cup, tlre award for tbe most outstanding actor or actress Psi Clti, tfre national psyclwology fronorary, fiad one big p'orect trrrs year by collecting and filing informa- tion from graduate :clwoals of psycfroloay all over tfre country it provided a vocational guidance file for stu- dent: in graduate vvorlf 178 At dinners vvitfi tfieir six psychology Department faculty members, psi Clin evaluated tfte psyclwology pro- gram and talked over vocational possibilities Psi Clwr invited guest spealcers from l.aI2ue Carter I-lospital in Indianapolis to lecture on tlwe care of the mentally ill Ilwe American Music Recital and a district conference lwiglwliglwted tlwe activities of Mu Phi Epsilon, national music lwonorary Ifie conference featured discussions and a piano program by lVlartfia lVIass, a 1956 graduate Mu Phi sponsored tlie I-Iovve I-lialw Sclwool singing group in Indianapolis vvlwiclw performed fwere this year lVIu Phi members were busy participating in various campus productions sucli as lVlonon Revue and tlrie Sigma Delta Chr slwovv for vvlticlw they composed and arranged many of tfte songs and instrumental numbers, DUZER DU Top Row Dr WrIIncnwS,I71 Pose, M1 Goof:I'1,P l'VIcC!ucIfey Second Row D DoweII, I Moms, CH I3Iume,I Ste-wort, I Peusser, D Levw: Bottom Row W Botgot, If' Sedowad, I CInne, I DonreIs PSI CI-II Top Row- Dr Goodson, Dv Score borough, Dr Woooner Third Row Dr, IVICI enno, Dr Platt, Dr I-I-JWI-Ins Second Row ,I POWQII, C Uhlwnger, L Ubben Bottom Row 5 De-Costed ,I WoIIun, NI StoItz MU PHI EPSILON Top Row: M.Mognuson,D.VVortI1om, A CIofkson, N Ireot, V UsI1er,M Fntes, N, Ferguson Bottom Row ,I Stutzmon, S. Owen, V. Pres, IVI Angster, Pres.: M. Shoumon, I I-Ios' te-tIer, Sec'y. -11 gf Ill' H535 qv X . .- 79 v. .3-fr fp f r 4. 5. ..--1.3125 s- wa- 5. W- r r. . ' .fx A - 2 - ISU SHAKESPEARE CLUB Top Row, B l-lnbberd, l Peynolds B. Bock, C lfrrl-doller, Trecrs, L Sze-longe, S lrpomon, l Culver, Bottom Row J Llmbrert, I Berg- rnonn, A Cotton, Pres., C Sprague, E Toylor, Sponsor CHEMISTRY CLUB Top Row C Boyer, D Ulwrlclr, l DeArm9ncl, YI. Sclwnerder, F, Murod C. Pusher, A, lxrrl-1 Second Row- G Brewer, P Pnerce, P, Bumbolek, P Boettcher, lx lolrlsteclt, P De-Long l Fulmer, D COOL. Bottom Row' L l-lordrn, K lxrrlr, Dr j Pncl-etts, Dr l-l Burlaert, B Talbott, Pres., L Nrchols, V. Pres, L Snyder, Sec'y Treos, W Bucldenbourm PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Top Row P Frew, D Brocey,j Lud- lc1m,F l-lowlql? S1mmons,G.lwocle, G le-well Second Row- l Powell, S Vfedelsnn A loudon, M Stolz, 5 Noll, A BQWf5-n, C Hymn, L Lewrs, S, Hoverleeld, M Lone. Bot- tom Row L, Ubluen, Pres., NI, Poser, S De-Costed, l Wollln, C loy, A Swanson, C Llhlrnger N Goode, Sec'y-Treos, CLUBS ' 'n f ' L' ,N C 4' his, ETS ragga? 1 ! J, .5 , Q if iw,-,jo E 1' ar L . Tap An Elrzabetltran staae and Slwotespeares character Cttlwella Mrddle 'Progress IS c-ur most rrrrportant product U Bottom Psycholoay Club eaurpment , ,f r . I A- xg-fr: I V , .. - 5 S AY, r . Q fwrfff' Lf. V ow . Z' , - ' ,,. :f r 3 W. ,y f' '. 99. L-- -'-' ' M .A ' 'L' f' f rf- 5 0 Y 'Y . 4' ff- r J5,:s.-21452, 5-02 ' ,ffl rf f rr f V A SHAKESPEARE . . . CHEMISTRY . . . PSYCHOLOGY Srr Lawrence Cllrvrerls matron prcture portrayal at Hamlet tlrrrf year gave tlre members at tlwe Shakespeare Club an appartunrty to drscuss and analyze tlre tresrtatrna prrnce Members also reyreyyed tlrre Qld Vrc Campanyls performances at lndrana Llnryersrty rn Clctaber Meet- rngs, marnly devoted ta rnterpretatran and analysrs, were concerned tlwrs year yyrttr tlwe tlweme 'lSlwaLespeare, tlwe Prose Wrrter, yvrtlr members gryrng readrngs, yvlwrle a real touctr at England was added by tne presence al an Englrslw erclrange student, Peter Stensan la 'lttre men belwrnd tlwe test tubes Del3auyy's Chem- istry Club altered a clwance to get taaetlwer batlw socrally and academrcally llre annual lall prcnrc at Turley Pun paced tl're years sclwedule, bacl ed by noted speal ers rn tl're trelcl al clwemrstry Amana tlrerrr were Dr Palplr Cleser, one at tlwe cauntry's leadrng lraures rn the lwrstary al clwemrstry, and Dr Slrrner tram lndrana Llnryersrty Nlemberslwrp rn the club rs open to saptramare, runrar, and senrar ctremrstrv majors yylra are atlrlrated wrttr the Amerrcan Clremrcal Sacrety. llwrs year tours to clwemrcal carparatrans rn lndranapalrs altc-rded tlrem a clwance ta see tlwe rndustry at warl llwe mast rnterestrng tour was tlwe trrp ttrrauglw tl're Elr Lrlly researclw and prlot plant lacrlrtrestlrere The Psychology Club, contrary to campus Wrde oprn- ran, does nat sl'rrrnL treads but only serves as a meanz by Wbrclw Students who are psyclwologry motors or mrnorti can learn mare about tlwerr clwafen treld llwe members meet mantlrly to drscuss new tlrearres and rdeas rn ine raprdly aravvrng treld al psycnalaay Many al tlrerr meetrngs rnclude reports by tlwe members at tlrerr e-perrf ences vybrle vvarl.rna rn mental rnstrtutrans llwraualrout tl.e year, tlre club has Quest spealters suclw as Dr janet Lyon, a noted clrnrcal psyclrolaarst ln tlwe sprrnrg, a aala banquet re lweld and at tlrrj trme tlwe senrar members demonstrate tlwe results ol tnerr lour years at Depauyy by presentrng cz blow-att Elrt Erin tlre enlrglrtenrng drscusfran groups to ttre trrrrnl bliwrsll tlwe psyclwalagy Clulfr rnaleed otleri a well rounded ,ur- IICUIUITW. , ISI CLUBS Q -- se .its 5 GE if VV :S if , -5:21- xii -i f Top The pl1otograpl1er'stools, V f I I , Middle: Marlcsmen draw their beads on these targets, I -e V Bottom. Sailing Club prepares to function, CAMERA CLUB . . . RIFLE CLUB . . . practice, perfection, and progress are wlwat tlie Camera Club offers to the efperienced as well as the novice member. llie more advanced members and advisors offer advice on improving teclinigue and developing plnotoe graplis, fo' wliicli tlie club bas its own darltroom, and on pbotograplwing different types of subjects from the elementary level on up, For tlfie first time tliis year mem- bers participated in a competitive exliibition wliicli ape peared in tlwe l,lnion Building and at tlrie International Business lvlaclwines plant It will be evlwibited at several otlwer colleges tlwis year Rifle Club tliis year fired winning matclies against l-larvard, Yale, Cornell, Miairii, Iulane and Rutgers to complete a successful season llre meets were l'ield long distance by mailing targets to tlwe opposing scliools for a totaling of scores Teams for tlie meets were made up of Rifle Club members fiaving liiglwest scores during tlrie 182 SAILING CLUB weelr tfre matclri was field Four positions were fired: prone, sitting, lcneeling and standing, witlw 400 points tlwe lniglwest possible total. Newly instituted tlriis year were individual awards for botli men and women firing a perfect target of 'IO buIl's eyes. Letter sweaters were awarded to men firing in a specified number of matclfies, and a cup for outstanding marlcsmansliip was presented at tlwe May Day Review. Ieacliing sailing for fun is tlie main purpose of tfie Sailing Club. Boat and docI4 facilities are maintained at Cataract Lalce, wliere tlwe club bas full-time instruction facilities for beginners and sailing entliusiasts of varv- ing degrees of sltill, 'Besides practice at Cataract Lalce, Sailing Club members participate annually in about four- teen regattas including tlwe I'-Iaffer Invitational Regatta at tlie University of Wisconsin and otlwers witli suclw sclwools as Notre Dame and Clliio State. 1 In I If CAMERA CLUB Top Row D Horme-lI,l Fotrlstedt, C B GOES, Faculty Advrsor, Bottom Row F Ott, B ltruefger, V Pres, B Davrs, Trees, I Qldenlomp, Prea 4 l F I 'J 'S v, 4 r A-1 H- H S r fr Q . 'fl' A. 3 ' F , . A - s X l . L X ,Y l 5 f bool . X Mx. ll I., I , gf KY' 'K'3 1 ,. ji A ! J 1 r , +1 RIFLE CLUB gtk C , ' XA., x , Top Row, H Urble, P Pobrnsorw, W Lb-X! 3 A A Le-slre, H Grosvenor, G. llrreman, ' , P Stanley, E MacDonald, T Sgt, ' j H N. E Carson Second Row J Drummer, P ', joonme Helms-rlclr, B l-uber, l Hel- l 5' ' 'T N K me-rrctr, I3 Tonner, S. Farrell, ,I f ' ,t Q31 - - K - Umbrert, Bottom Row, I3 llrrwo, M, ' . 'f-fl.:-lsr ' r- ' . ' VVl'1ltel'1eC1d, Nl Arnold 0 -K 1 Q.. SAILING CLUB Top Row- E. lfolwlstoedt, Sec'y., D Woods, S. Hove-rlreld, B Bocl., j, Guts, R, Clws, A. Egbert. Bottom Row- L. Crurse, Port Commodore, A Luttrell, Rear Commodore, sl Qlderr- l4omp,Con-lmodore, CH, Flemrng, Trecrs. -. X ts 15' an 183 184 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Top Row: XI. Wolma, M. lllgen, B Bryant, S. Addrson, L. Pegnuer, P Wessman, S. Graham, A. l-lawlcuns Second Row' C. Bruno, j. Peters, G Strand, E. Shaw, J. Gurman, M Novak, E. VVulson, il. Stewart, P lklrkpatrncl, B. Luttuken. Bottom Row L. Cashxn, S. Miner, j. Snyder, Pro gram Chairman, S. l?1ordan,Pres.,C Paulson, V. Pres., C Paup, Trees A Lancaster, G. Achtner. IRC Top Row: C Brown, F. laclfson, al Lapham, D. Walton, il, Cash, il. F DulleS, Bottom Row: P. Puclcett Sec'y,' j. Sherrdan, V. Pres., C. Ball llnger, Pres., D. Forney, TYECIS., D Mend, N. Lyras. GERMAN CLUB lop Row: l Goetcheus, NI. Allen, VV. Vnetzlfe, j Yarlnng, C. Pusher, P. Boettcher, P. Bumbalelf, R. Dude, L. Nzchols, D, Scott. Second Row! j. MorQan,l.Lrlly, il, Mclflwarn, O. Brewer, C. Mazzen, Dr. A. Luderer, W.Lesl1e,l5. lflohlsteclt. Bottom Row: P.Vrx, C.Stelnhauser, W Neuman, M, Elmore, B. Enmeler, dl. Shutr, F. Ott, N, l-lennungsen. CLUBS B, f,7'.'?!,. 1 195, ' Q Plmrso ' , , IR . Alf'L Top Home Management I-louse girls drsplay their wares Ek , W ,, pi., Middle What the connotation IS here we don't lfnovv, film-..f. ,rf but It'S connected wIth IRC. s. 19 X :AIS I ' Bottom: GutlordoctorschlIcterhuntentausen, siygc HOME ECONOMICS CLUB . . . IRC Welcoming lreshmen, the I-Icme Economics Club enter- tained with a Bermuda Brunch In early September By donating a lhanlcsgiving baslnet, complete with turlcey and the malcings ol a big dinner, members helped a needy lamily have a happy lhanltsgivrng. Santas helpers, the club members, combined culinary talents In December to balce lruit caltes lor the Santas Kitchen sale, In April, when coeds' lancies turn to thoughts ol new clothes, the club held a style show which Included the lashions made In clothing classes In connection wrth the American I-lame Economics Association, rep- resentatives lrom Depauw attended two conventions during the year Current problems IH the International relations Field ol today were Included in the discussion topics ol the IRC. During the lall semester English and Egyptian stu- . GERMAN CLUB dents discussed lacts and leelinas concerning the Suez CFISIS. With the help ol professors from the I-Iistory De- partment, IIQC members carried out a lull program ol guest spealcers and panel and group discussions lopics concerning the Crusade lor Freedom and propaganda problems were Included ID spring meetings Member' shIp was open to all Interested Depauw students with a special emphasis on foreign students Qpen to all those enrolled In German courses, DeI3auw's German Club lurthers outside Interest IU cul- tural aspect ol German lrle Meetings usually Include the singing ol German songs and listening to German records, with lreauent guest spealters from the Depauw laculty. Une ol the spealters in '56-'57 was lVlIss Leah Curnutt ol the Music Department Another activity ol the German Club IS reading German literature 185 P its Y L, br 1 ,- t .,Q1,. itll.: , ,-'Liv z rv ,, '- N 222 f X. if f . - .Y lx W Left. The Youth ol Amerrca eagerly drrnl-t W rn natronal electron results, N Right: GCP Followers apparently are convrnced that lt's rn the bag its A- l JACKSON CLUB Top Row N glones, 'I Hughes, L Martrn, F Coons, G Sroppenhagen, T Vlulran, VV Leslre Second Row CJ jones, gl t-hcls, rl Sherrdan, C Bucl., l-l Greenlee, P glacob- son, L, Snyder, F Schnerder Bottom Row S Muller, C Walters, D Mernrtz, Pres, A Freehafer, Sec'y-Treas, V, Iordan, V. Pres , Nr lrrl JACKSON CLUB . . . YGUNG REPU ln the course ol a lew months thrs upfand-comrng group rncreased hve-told as Dernocratrsrn rnhltrated stu- dent and loculty ranl-s ln reportrng the present status ol the locltson Club, Its presrdent sand, Well, rt's ob- vrous that we lost the electron We're strll hghtrng, though, were rust convertrng llte H Although rt: actrvrty has subsrded somewhat srnce the electlor. there were lorty-hve busy people belore the hfit Tuesday alter the hrst Monday ol November These tall months were spent rn a serrelf ol debates wrth mem- bers ol the Young Pepublrcans Club over WGRE, pre- sentrng feveral candldates to the PM radro audrence, rt wo the purpose ol these groups to aueitron candrdates rn oraer to loster an rnterest rn polrtrcs and to rnsure the eleitron ol the best aualrhed candrdates Wrth com- rrrenddble spurt the jaclson Club worled wrth Dermo- cratrc comrrutteerrren collectrng funds, three hundred dollari were collected rn Greencastle alone CTne goal ol the club was to encourage the Democrats on campus to aeclore thernselvez and not be ashamed ln oreparafron lor pre-electron actrvrtres and year- long rnsorratron, two representatrves ol the Young Re- 186 V as BLICANS publican Club attended the T956 Republrcan National Conventron rn San Francrscols Cow palace thus summer Sparlted by thrs on-the-spot acguarntance wrth polltrcs rn actron, these two helped lead the club through one ol Its most active years on the Depauw campus. They began the year wrth a pre-electron banquet wrth guest spealcers Senator l-lomer E. Capehart and Representatrve Cecrl lvl l-larden The GCDI3 gave drstrnctron to the GCJP by boastrng the largest Young Republrcan mem- bershrp ol all the colleges rn lndrana, this was proved by a trrp rn three chartered buses to the tall Young Republican Rally held on the lndlana Llnrversrty campus. The chance lor both Young Republicans and the laclt- son Club came the nrght ol electron wrth a huge electron night watch even two ocloclc hours lor the women' These two clubs decorated the Unron Burldrng wrth llte and Adlar prctures, state srlhouettes showrng electoral vote wrth returns, more televrsron sets lor vote-byevote lollowrng, and tree crder and donuts There was even a combo on hand to l4eep the place hopprng as rl there werent enough excrtement already' Therr great- est accornplrshrnent7 'lWe helped elect llcelw YOUNG REPUBLICANS Top Row Yorlrnd, M flrfjrrr, W Lophom, H HWGWQ, P Otws, P 'rim' rnons, T Loncoster, D Mcflrra-err, W Sctmerder, W5 Merd, M FrrrnW,W W-Wordm Thrrd Row P Hirgl, W Brutwn, A Bowen, C '5CW1rrrffrr:W1oW,WW 'StoW1We-Af, M QOWQ, WW Wofef, W W-Worve-,L W W-A-oWWrrr, W Ast1W+-rx W Peers, L Wones, F Wr,-wrs '3 WIQW' Second Row A loncusrfyr, W-W Spa' ooouWos, 5 Cobb, H Wfnrrrtn, Q, W53oWWrnoer, Pres W '5cWr'rWoW, S0r'y P W-Womrner, Troos, Pl Protr, V Pres D Pond, Wreos M W rwwr Bottom ROW W PMCWQOIM, M fPrOWW, W-WrWWEr D W-ioste-tter,W Kfosnrn, M Anisrer, A Fhrentwordt, W4 WYtG'l'f 'V P 133155- rrwn, R fdwurds Wop Row AP Whrcrno, E Po-.-Jeff, W' Potiweru, L Porzrno, W. .' Thorn, W r W-Woornon, P Dorrsctw P fmde, W' Erown, F, W.WV'1 ?'l'D':'IWJ, W, WvWrnson, WW D T Cmghrqn, Wonrs, W FWewof Wwrrd Row C W W'fWT1OVY,WPW Fr:WWoxxS, W An' derson, W, W-Wooten, TW Hodhw, tl tenolv, W Wondon, A W-1Wed5o':- F-1 Bfvon, W W-Worrrs, WW P9539 W MC Donn9W, W5 MQW -for: Second Row W' Pere-rson, D Mace, W r.'.rQWersW'wJm-, E 91:1-.x, P Toms, W W-W: r4,K msofr, W Qrr, Q Gregory, WW Wroriy Bottom Row IX Kjos-t:,P Tonneg P Pudert, A Swonson, W Cosa C M A-.nde-r son, S ScW'rusWer, S W-WoverWr+eWd, M W D1:t'i-rrWWOVE-V, Wit SW-mmf' 'Wop Row t-Wurni, A DrWWorcW, W . AlWen, A AWWHQ, P Poornson, I1 W-We-Idelbduoh, P frorv, W3 Gros, Wf' Sharp, D Scott, ' Gr:-eftrttwerz, P PoWeWW,P fjroy TW'1rrd ROW P VVWWN- rnfl, W5 Chostorn, L rrrtimrg, if W:rsW1er,C Moi:-91, F1 Dernerilefr, W! Brook, P t-1ossQWd, W Wleumon, M Brrer, WJ Wornerson, P W-Womoton, t W-Woven, W lJWery, M QQQWQW Sec- ond Row P Errclson, M lone, P W Shrssier, WJ Fo'nhon1, 5 W-Worczf-r, , WcrreWW, M lrrrlprn, C Pimp WW WNV-Jwdt Bottom Row L' f-How, W5 Achor, B Enmeror, W Prnrngder, WW Borth, D. Cooper, B Snrrfn, WH No.va:W, P Wfxftwrwa, W Qrmross Wop Row W Vretjrf, LQ Prffwwr, B W-WrWw,P Vfffsslrng, A MgM:rtmorr, D Drrerneuer, C Wotson,F Ang- spuroer, ,W Murtw, B W-Wunn. WH For Hey, Q3 Srmlor Second Row W MOrWOn,W UWWV, W MCEWX.vr3rn, WW McCoy, P. NeWSon, VW MQCFQWW, P Barnes, N Frederrchon, W Sghroc de-r,G McBrrde, Da Boone, D Podrn Bottom Row C AnderSon,S FW-osvrfg, N Shumober, D, Pohl, C Younger, W-W Pfrce, N. Pormenter, A Lee FTA Top Row1 D. Mclfeoo, A, Bowen, S Srnytlwe, B Burow, S. Vuncent, A. Boren, L. Evons, M. Dole, j Pees, E Lewrs, S Golbrolrlyj l-lolzlwouse, B. Lesle, C lfielly, B Bock Second Row L. Hullmon, L Schresber, N. l-lodley, C jones, S. Ste-wort. KI. Fowler, M Query, j Petrocek, N. Stolwley, B Edwords, A. Luttrell, VI. Merteryj Tlwomo, Bottom Row ,l Grojeon, l-l. l-leller, Advisor, lvl, Goff, D, l-lostetter, A. Ehrenlwordt, Pres., D. Gellun, CJ. Loorms ORIENTATION STAFF Top Row P Fdmlnsrer, L. Schwartz, rl O'De!l, B VV-eltv, xl. Hughes, C. l-luohes, C Lorson, I9 Predrlclson, C Pnerson Second Row D Porler, ,I Clrne, B Powell, L. l-lordrn, G. Mozonec, S D Sunter, M. Toylor, Mrss Bornhort, Advisor, Bottom Row, N Lomlxun, N. lfunlfel, E. Reece, P. Lohzr, ,I I-losrerler, K. Orr. TOYNBEE TopRow B Tonner, D. MeId,F For: B LlnQle,B Be-lnecler. Second Row. S Sullrvon,L Cllppmger, S Brmtlw, L l-louser, S. Socleett, M Tessrncln Bottom Row: B, Powell, sl. Lrlly, Sec'y,' D. Wolton, Trees, rl. Linn, Pres., 9 l-llller. of Top Education rs educatlinn rs eduiacran rs Mrddle 'Qrrenratarsw compare notes Bottom Beloved founder of T-Jvnbee P I D D A P7 '! ' r J-' - Q f , vu. is I K' W A i 373' ,: Q V ' I-V l r Q mu .' ' H 1 uelpttllllu-Y r A l owsju nee - 'if' 'tl K iq tr 5 r' Y' ,Q . I A f A s , I 1- F.T,A .... ORIENTATION STAFF . . TOYNBEE Tlwe electron ol Gaul Loomrs as State Presrdent dus- trngurslwed Del3auw's FTA clwapter At tlwe state con- ventron at tlwe Sheraton-lcrncoln l-lotel rn lndranapolrs last lall, Gretchen Soldwedel was elected State Treasurer lor FTA Tutorrng ol clwrldren rn tlre Greencastle sclwaols was an educatronal and lnelptul actrvrty ol FTA-ers rn l95a' 57 lnterested members worlced rn tlwe scnoolroom wrtln tlrre teaclwer rn grvrna extra aurdance wlwere needed A lwrglwluglmt on tlwe socral calendar was a Clwrrstmas party at tlwe lwome ol Dr l-leller wlwere members cambrned talents and Ideas to malte d9COI'Gf1OVlE lor a Clrrrstmas tree at tlre Putnam County l-losprtal Gurdance by orrentatron leaders rn assrgned groups durrng tlwe Frrst weelts on campus proved an rnvaluable new addrtron to tlme Orientaticn program lor Depauw lreslnmen tlwrs year Clwosen bv wrrtten applrcatrons and personal rntervrews, tlwese group leaders represented tlwe tops rn tlwe aualrtred leaderslnp rn De-Dauwlz upper- classmen Arrrvrng on campus several days before tne lresnmer, tlwe orrentatron leaders prepared lor tberr dutres by plan, nrng specrlrc toprcs lor drscussron and e-planatron lffnen tlre actual orrentatron weelt actrvltres were underwav leaders met wrtlr tnerr groups lour trmes to talfe up Quin aspects of Depauw lrle as studres, actrvrtres, classe general rules and reaulatrons, and the fresnmanf rale as a Depauw student Toynbee, drrected toward socrologrcal rnte-rests rrr- cluded not only socralaay majors, but also anv other Depauw students rnterested rn sacral servrie warl fVlontbly meetrnas consrstrng ol panels and drsgprjzranf led up to tbe sprrna banquet and rnrtratran al new mem- bers lncluded rn tlwe meetrnas lar tne vear vvas a talt by Dr labn E Nlalwer about lwrs e-perrenge-3 wrtn tbe cannlbalr-strc trrbes ol New Clurnea 180 5 ss It f 1' K -IL ll I -it , J I LII r 5 I Top Eanauets are regular fare lar Dplls relrgrous groups. U ' Middle A rense moment In an MSM play . xi 'W' ' r-in-M ----H - Bottom Veliarous drama drives home the Impact of lite situations. 4 -' ' -7 1 I M :I 1,1 COUNCIL ON RELIGIOUS LIFE . . . BAPTISTS . . . GAMMA DELTA The Council an Religious I.iIe has the dual lunction ol cocrdinatrng the general religious activities ol the campus and Sponsoring certain specrhc religious lunc- trons Ihre year the Qouncrl carried out Iour Iornt Sun- day evening meetings as vvell as the annual Religious Evaluation Ifrleel I? E Wleel. for I956, based on the theme ol 'Penevval or Decay, was led by Dr Iheodore P Ferris, I?ector ol Irrnity Church, Boston, Massachu- fetti CFI great Importance at the br-monthly business meetings, attended by representatives ol all the de' norrrrnatranal groups, were the discussions an the plans lor a merger ol the several denominational groups into a campus Student Qhrrstran Association lhe Baptist Student Movement on the Depauvv cam- pus ohlered its members a variety ol activities this year Ihe Sunday evening meetings Included guest spealcers and Deliauw faculty members as vvell os short vesper service: and :upper meetings The group also taolt sev- eral deputatron: to churches IU the surrounding area The local Baptist group vva: represented at state ev- ecutrve committee meetings, Intended lor discussing and 190 planning cooperatively the programs and activities ot Baptist youth organizations at the other colleges IU Indiana Ihe president ol Depauvvls group, Pon I-Ialer, rs also president ol the state Baptist Student Movement. In addition to a Iall retreat at Battleground sponsored by the state organrzation and a spring conference at Cravvlordsville, there vvas also a national conference at Green Lalte, Wrsconsrn Ihe Lutheran student group at Depauvv this year has benehted greatly by the Increased membership and the enthusiastic participation ol its members. Besides en' Ioying the Inspirational Sunday evening meetings and special social events, Gamma Delta members have been vvorlning on a very big project 'Ihey began holding services and meetings ID their own building this year, alter securing a permanent minister, the Rev, Edward Busch. Gamma Delta has long anticipated the time vvhen this would be possible, since meetings were previously held ID the Union Building Ihe ol'Iicial name ol the church is the Peace Lutheran Church, COUNCIL ON RELIGIOUS LIFE Top Row I-I fIw-ewfrtckw U 1,15-'Im-, T' Poesmer, E' Powefi Bottom Row I Pofglortd, NI FJIT, H L'amdIe5-Iwyr BAPTIST STUDENT MOVEMENT Top Row E TIQQQrwI'1ort,C f.'gIterG, I Poqkmd Bottom Row T Crom- WQII, S MINE, D Nkizrorwev GAMMA DELTA Top Row: MISS Shoulkhouser, I Movvry, R. Bos-ttcher, B Ireugev, P, Klmg, M, klosephson 'Bottom Row E. Busch, R FOIL, N Neuman, Se-c'y A, PHIIIIDS. -15 I L .... ,L El Eu Q' ry 'T' IQI UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP Top Row M H x K F 'Sm OXFORD FELLOWSHIP Tio p 5, CANTERBURY CLUB Top CV: Pg. O-'Lx' 1 f p L' L-4. WZ tom Row L Hmmm 3 PHUQDQ LI jx Lx T 5 4 mm d iw B XHQ r P-41 1 E Jlf E' 'H l 7 'r Viv-.Q A, I. my r In , 4 ,igifjiitl F iff? 1? ss: F. 3 ff? 5 :Tiff ,Qi ' I g-4 X ' se, -sr J r s f + sgt is Q--- l sa ' i 15 A . , V V , F .-. at Ariz? ij I ' . , ...,., I F xfllk V , E, I ,i,: ' Top, Motive makes good reading for the theological minded. i 5 ' r-5 1 Middle Gabriel scoops up another load for a deputatron l ill fi! :el Bottom, Why haven't you been to Canterbury Clubm' 1 J UNITARIANS . . . OXFORD FELLOWSHIP . . . CANTERBURY CLUB Qrganized in February of lQ55, Depauws Unitarian Fellowship serves to further the growth of Christian liv- ing amongst the Unitarian college youth Members of this organization strive to achieve the goal ofa Nbright- ened understanding of man andthe universe in which he lives, together with the practice of a rational morality in individual and social life N Participating in and lead- ing the fellowship are various members of the Depauw faculty. Consisting mainly of brief meditative services and stimulating discussions, the Sunday afternoon meet- ings often include a tallt by a guest spealcer For those students who are preparing for a vocation of full-time Christian service, Depauw offers membership in the Oxford Fellowship, an rnterdenomrnatronal organ' ization centered around preparation for Christian voca- tions, During more than twenty-five years, members of this fellowship have left college to enter the ministry, mission fields, religious education areas, schools, and Y work. At the bi-weelrly meetings student-led discussions are held concerning opportunities and advancements in the many areas of full-time Christian service As a means of putting training to use, as well as serving others, stu- dent preachers often talce part in church deputation teams sponsored by Qxford Fellowship During the spring semester, members of Canterbury Club carried out plans for a weelr end retreat at ylfay- cross, the retreat center of this diocese This Episcopal youth organization also toolc part in the fall in an all- campus retreat to Nlerem, lndiana, which featured Chad Walsh, author of Campus Gods on Trial. Sunday eve- ning meetings included a supper, a worship service, and guest speakers, two of whom were Dr Clrftonj phillips and Dr john l Baughman, members of the Depauw faculty In September, under the leadership of Rev Allan l-larlan, Canterbury Club sponsored a picnic at RobesAnn l3arl4 to encourage membership of the hprsior pal youth 103 . g,,, 1 51 , ,L , Y ,-uv ERR R755 1 x - .wg et -I ' ' ' , by C --Q-,-- , f 5 A m 1, ..., - Q . .,n, -,Q I 5 Q 9 - 1 s X 'iff'i.Qfr-'li' - -, . 221 132582313 - I 4 V of j ii' 'Q ,XI t,V- Ag 'IAQ . I.-I 'r 'M' I if 5' 1 A ' -- I '. i l lop' Dr, Theodore E. Ferris, featured speaker during R. E. Week, Middle An inter-living unit R, E. Week discussion. Bottom, Dr, Ferris and members ol the R E Week panel, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE YOUTH . . . MSM . . . NEWMAN CLUB Weelly lhursdav night meetings ol Delflauws Chris' tian Science Youth leatured Bible readings, talks by speakers on science and health, and inlormal discussions on college living and the daily problems that students have met lhe annual membership picnic at Robe Ann Dari and an efciting sailing trip made by the twenty members to Geist Reservoir outside Indianapolis inaugue rated the activities lor the year A highlight was the annual lecture program in Qc- tober leaturing l.ela May Aultman A well-known spealer in the held ol Christian Science, she discussed Mlhe I-lealing Prayer ol Christian Science H lhe Methodist Student Movement began its years program with the annual Freshman Banquet at Gobin Church It introduced students to the various commis- sions and the opportunities ol the IVISIVI program Qne ol the most prominent ol these commissions, Deputations, had many proiects including visits to Indiana communities 194 and Methodist churches, worship services, youth pro- grams, and work projects. Spring and summer brought three maior proiectsfa three-act play produced on campus and in surrounding communities, a study deputation on racial problems to Atlanta, Georgia, and a work-study-travel-have-lun so- iourn to Europe under the leadership ol Kermit Morrison lhe Newman Club, a national organization lor Cath- olic youth, met twice a month at breakfast get-togethers. A priest Irom St, IVleinrard's Seminary was their regular speaker. Father I-leilman ol Purdue University who spoke during Religious Evaluation Week honored the Newman Club by meeting with them this spring. Qne ol the main traveling activities was a spring re- treat held in Indianapolis where they devoted time to religious thought and evaluation, Highlighting the year was the national Newman Club convention at lerre I-Iaute. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE YOUTH Top Row: S lMoore, Cn. lrlovvocl, T Cueblrordt, L Pol::rnson,Cl VVolrz, B. lxrueoer, P Brools, Mrllrlon Bottom Row- S Buslw, C lrrlfdollr.-1 Pres., M. Boll, V. Pres., LP Morslr Sec'y, Mrss M. Strong, Advrsor. l Flogler. MSM. Top Row: E Howes, L Mortnn, E Powell, A Clorlcson, ll Qrr, Rev K. Morrison, Drreclor, D. Cunnrnrg horn, D Dowell Second Row. M Kuhn, Al. Hoger, M. Gontz, P l-elly j Young, D. Crocker Bottom Row D. Cjl9ll'lIH, Trec1s,M. L. l-lorrrs, V. Pres. D. Corl, Pres., S Golororllw, Sec'y NEWMAN CLUB Top Row: C. QUIIODO, l. lollou, D Perozzr, R. Holtlwouse, C. dePoredes, l lolwnson Second Row l lorres, l Srelmosel, E Smrtlw, L Zorn, rl Medorrs, M. Novolr, ! Guts. M Elmore, C. Grrrnmer, A, Trrcley, S Muller Bottom Row: L Levvrs, S Peters, l Hughes, E. Modoelewslr Pres , C. Bruno, M. Crosby, M Powers . Z . 'mm 1 105 - ,1 1 96 ' x WESLEY PLAYERS Top Row B Carlson, D Pomeroy, B Sandlne, S. McFarlane, L Schwartz Bottom Row C. kelly, P Brown, S ftrlclfand, rl Young WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP Top Row: M Geyer, N, Nuchols, P. Ednmster, P Burney, D Swarner, al Pnnmnqer, L Lenla Second Row M Housman, S. Graham, j, Ylohansen, B. Herrrcl-L, M, Myers, F Bittner, I Max, B Nelson. Bottom Row D Woods, I. Del-ialfander, D. Bracey, Pre-s.,f P, Pauah, V. Pres ,- C Hyman. Top: This SIQH clue-cts students to the nerve center ol DePauw Methodism Nllddle. Delegates to the ministers' conference have an Informal dIscussIon Bottom: The west wrndow of Gobin Church WESLEY PLAYERS . . . WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP Even though the Wesley Players are an Integral part ol the fV'lethodIst Student Movement program, therr ac- tIvItIes merIt them specIal consideration These devoted dramatIsts presented a one-act plav, The Valiant, at lVlSl'Vl's annual Freshman Banquet lhese players were Included IU the YWCA Chnstmas vesper service when they presented the dramatized version ol l-lenry Van Dykes story, The Other Wise Man. Besides entertaining Depauwites, Vlfeslev Players staged productions on deputations to Shelbyville, Mar- shall, and jaclcson l-lerghts, Indiana lncluded In spring projects was the all-campus presentatron ol a three-act play whIch was also staged In Evansville, Indiana l-lIghlIghtIng the year was a spring deputatron to Atlanta, Georgia, where the Vtlesley players contrrbuted to a worship with the artsl' program wrth their hne dramatization ol A Figure on the Cross. Westminster Fellowship, attracting Depauwites with Its lull program ol vesper services, spealters, retreats, and social events, I5 Dl9Ll's Presbyterian student group ln the true sense ol a fellowship group, Whs toll schedule began wrth a DlCUIC lor all old and prospec' tive members For all Presbvterianfpreterence students, VVF sponsored the prelerence Banquet IU Qctober which welcomed lreahmen and new minister the Pev Donald l-lartsoclt and acquainted members with the plans lor T956-57 Dr Rasmussen from Purdue Llmversitv was the spealter at the banquet During the holiday season, VYF members brightened the Christmas spirit lor old lolls and shut-Ins ol Green- castle with a Christmas carohng party 197 CHOIRS .V Y ,. g ,Ry ,,,. .L - -- ,jg t if 1. N.,.v'Q L' '. 'V' I is .:. -A A . ,.,, t fiiigi.. i- ' '- . '--, X k S 1'-'vtglfrfgf ,M W 'Q,' ' 'i I ' I. I rss p ' 1' I f I 1 5, 5- Q -s , ,s ir 5,2 J 2 Top: Choi: members enroute to Europe. , ti, , V- Middle Choir members stop For o respite at an inn during their tour .- I L n 7 Y' I Bottom- The Humberts and Mrs. W. E. Umbreit pose in front of a European inn UNIVERSITY CHOIR . . . MOTET CHOIR . . . CHAPEL CHOIR Alter a singing tour oi Scandinavia, England and Western Europe, the University Choir began another stimulating year ol worlr here at Depauw In apprecia- tion for the hospitalrty given them at Stavenger, Norway, their First stop, the choir made a special recording which was sent to their Scandinavian hosts. In addition to singing twice a weel4 at Gobin chapel programs, this traveling choir made two important trips during the year They appeared at Chicago University lor the annual Aldersgate Festival ol Methodist choral groups lcater, in coniunction with Wabash Glee Club, the University Choir provided a concert at the War Wiemorial Auditorium in Indianapolis Rounding out their agenda, they toolf part in Sunday broadcasts ol 'iaith lor lodaym at which time president I-lumbert Spolfe regularly. Voices are selected by audition lor Motet, the womens choral organization which meets once every wee-lc Among a number ol chapel appearances throughout the year the most impressive presentation was given at Christmas when they shared, along with the University Choir, in singing appropriate portions ol I-landels 'llvlessiah H ln the tall Motet participated in the campus music 198 Festival sponsored by the School at Music They too have joined in the Sunday broadcast called Faith lor Today. Springtime brought a choral concert as part ol the annual Church lVlusi: Conference. Motet provided the Easter portion of I-lanclel's HMessiah,', accompanied by the Depauw Symphony and under the direction ol the choral director from Oberlin. Chapel Choir, the two-year-old group ol mixed voices, is an up-and-coming choral organization on campus. This mined chorus, along with Motet, is designed, in part, as a training ground for potential members ol the University Choir. During the year they have sung at chapels in con- junction with the other choirs and have participated in the Sunday radio program, Hhaith lor Today. l.ast tall they presented worlcs lor the Music Festival ol the School ol lvlusic. In june, the School oi Nursing held its First commencement. The Chapel Choir was honored at this time by being invited to present the singing program. The increasing student enthusiasm for membership in choral groups is evidence of the outstanding musical program ol the university. UNIVERS!TY CHOIR First Sopranos: Betty Brantner, jane: Danrels, Mary Dyson, Mary Fixes, Nancy Ford, Julie Harris, Maw Lynn McCorlle, Fllarre Shayv, pot Simpson. Second Sopranos' Gail Anderson, loanne Del-lollandeq lfatherrne lserth, Carol ltrrroht, Fthna Sulmonettr. First Altos Sue Cal- brarth, glean l-lostetler, Carolyn l-lurnbert, Marrlee Lrdrlay, Mary Shaurnan, Marilyn Tulte Second Altos. Rachel l-lampton, ,lanet ler- Frres, Gretchen l rger, Ylahanna M a- ser, Beverly Toms, Barbara Tracy First Tenors' Ponald Coons, Phil Gray, Popert Harris, Charles Pob- brns, Don Sampson, lerry Williams Second Tenors Perf Anson, Gary Barnes, George Dodd, Charles lrlrubo, itarl ltlordlrna, Qllver Van- norsdall. Barrtonesl Gayle Beyers, Cave Cryer, john Turley, Dave Milne, Martin Moore Basses Phil Arnold, Ralph Dude, Charles Huiz- rngo, Charles ?ay, Larry Pose, Prch Grd Talbott, NOTET First Sopranos. Gail Alerlow, Vir- ginia Aldridge, Anne Brecl-L, Car- olyn Evans, Phill rs Leppert, Linda Loyvder, gleddre McEvoy, Glenna Schrerrng, Lynn Srmross, Zoe Anne Statlord,Martha Whrrehead,Cherre Younger. Second Sopranos Dr- anne Achor, Lynn Anderson, Elaine Degenhart, Patti Deering, loyce Gregg, lf'aty l-lerath, julie Hunter, ,ludy Yropp, Dorothy Loclyyood, Sandra Lee Mayor, Marilyn Miller, Barbara Peulecle, Nancy Prce First Altos: Sandra McCahan, Ar- lene Collins, Marcia Duncan, Liz Fergel, Nancy Grant, Marilyn l-lays, Susan l-lultord, Paulette Fling, Drta Knight, judy Lind, Wlanrs Luster, Marilyn Manrose, Marcia Mead, Lynn Schreiber, janet Steventon, Lymn Wogulrs, gloyce Wolrna Sec- ond Altos: Cynda Baylrlt, Sara Flucl- hardt, Alice Day, Brenda Enmerer, Pat Fogle, Leigh l-lollrs, glulre Hud- son, Jean lfrllebrevv, lady Ladt, Nancy Lendrurn, Marilyn Loughner, Janet McAdam, Susan McCormrcl, jay Miller, Donna Podrn, Susan Wercart, Elsa Utsch, CHAPEL CHOIR First Sopranos. Vrrgrnra Aldridge, Anne Breclt, Anne Earhart, She-rlene Funlc, Midge Mulligan, Nandy Schvvantes, Pat Simpson Second So- pranos: Dianne Achor, Myrna Mag- nuson,Sandra Maror,jeanneMerten, Carol Taylor, Chrissy Trusler. First Altos: Betty Baruth, Ellen Boclman, Donn Cunningham, Avis Crowe, Alice Swartz. Second Altos- Paro- ara l-lerrrclf, l-lelen Loclfhart, Sharon Miller, judy Stusrnan, Vivian Usher FrrstTenors: Pete Kress, Charles Polo- blns, Gab Tlnney, john Svvanner, Drcl' Whittington. Second Tenors- Pon l-lolthouse, glrrn johnson, Don Dettrt, ,lim Roberts, Torn Qooerrson, RobertSendra,MrlceStocl.yvell,Norm Underwood. Baritones: Dave Ber- ser, Larry Clarlfson, Drcl Davis, Gar- eth Grlkey, Ernie l-layves, Bob Munde, Larry Nye, Dan Wray, Ken Small, Paul Stevvart, Drcl-1 Turner Basses. Melvin Cosmosla, Dave Gosh ser, Phil l-larnes, Dove Miller, ,loel Mench, Bob Munro, Craig Peoples, Dave Uhriclr. Chad Wachs. Dan Weninaer. 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I X S Frrst Vrolrns ffrllram Latjate, Da-nd Stonelnll, Concert Masters, barbara llwornton,llat1e Lel1man,lNrlma Neuman, Alberta Matzke, Beverly lonnsan, Eleanor Ce'le Second Vrolrns Grnger Wrsnart, Peggy Gladden, Evan Crawley, Marc Dayrdson Viola: Veryl Frye, joanne loves, Anne Clorlson Cello Cassell Grubb, Ed Soetle, larla Irons, ludy lolmansan, Elnzabeth Prunry, Mums Cole. String Bass: James bofd, Dan l alfl, Arr Maaten, ludy Dayrs, Pnzlrard Turner Harp Be-rnrce Grubb Flute' Garl Van Epps, Patrrcra Foley, Anne Steele, Comme Tr-rrler Oboe Sue Qwen, Dayrd ine-aHer,Marc1a Potlwweuller, Sally Moody Engoish Horn: Sue Owen. Clarinet: Peter l-lrll, Davrd Euoleve, lolwn Mrene' Bassoon. Burt Anson, Fiancee Burkett French Horn Eleanor Treat, Joyce Bowen, Kenneth Ingles, Barns Mat- 'lv'ff:, Va! prolan' Trumpet lanes Seurl, Larry Shafer, Sandra Qhley Trombone. Ierry Laplwam, ,ludrth Howard Stoops, Larry Nye. Tuba Evafle Vwers Percussron Piper lanes, l-le-nry Vlfolbrrnlr fill! ' ' g ' 1 r r . 5 I l l l r 4 l l I A l i r l l r I l 0. xg. .Y l rirtr ll l i tl rl if l 45,4 's sf '1 tiff ,- 4 H.: -nz. .jk VA,---U-.nails jr ' Flute and Piccolo. l-lelen Rendlesham, Martha Moore, joanne Rerchers, Connie lrusler, lenneth Furl, Sally Greaory, Ge-orgrenne tjurow, gloan Venema, Nancy Hennrngsen Cboe and English l-lorn Sue Gwen, Marcia Pothwerleer, David Sheaffer Clarinet Peter l-lull, Dave Sublette, judy Davis, glohn Michel, Miriam Cole, Arthur Masten, Anne Steele, Herbert Perry, Elizabeth linney, Glen Steele, Margaret Gantz, Eileen Matthews, Leila Scelonge, Mary Ann lftmmell, Don l-loon, Nancy jameson, glanet Smith, Sandra McCaharr Saxophone Broolcs Dodson, Martha Snavely, jerry Fix, Gary Andrew, David Sheaffer, Glen Steele Bassoon Caralynn Walters, Dayrd Peburg, Floyd Peterson, Cornet and Trumpet ,lim Searl, Larry Shafer, lohn Srogger, Ronald Dixon, Sandra Qhley, Franl-f Schneider, fred Peterson, Ronald Bowen, l-lerchel Mcliamey, Tom Clark, gloe Noble, slim Briggs, laclf Bucl-ner, French Horn Eleanor Treat, gleanne Petracelf, Richard Weigel, Boris Matthews, Joyce Bowen, Ray Profant, Charles Hollinger, glaclf Morgan Baritone Vincent Vrohne, Ylacl Prrser, 'anet Stevenson, Larry l-lardin, Phil l-larnes, Elizabeth Moorhouse Trombone: jerry Lapham, Charles lfrrltdoffer, Phil Frew, Richard l-laagland, Gareth Gilkey, Carolynn Walters String Bass Bill Legate Bass .lim Leath, Bob Maurice Percussion l-lenry N.'VolbrrnL, vlohn Mayhall, Gordon Shunlc, Noni l-lartnett, Mimi Freund CONCERT BAND . . . ORCHESTRA Neither rain nor snow nor mud nor slush could stay the members of Del3auvv's Band from putting on superb half-time shows Added attractions this year were the brand new unr- forms, purchased by the combined efforts of the Dads' Association and the band ln December, shortly before Christmas vacation, the band presented a concert rn memory of their late director, franltlrn P Inglis Rehearsals began in earnest second semester for the March tour to parts of indiana and Qhro and the spring quad concerts. Besides therr busy schedule, the Band, under the direction of Dan l-lanna, found time to give a chapel program and to be host to several high schools at the annual l-lrgh School Band Day 'lhe band banquet featured Milton lrusler as spealter and color movies of half-time football game perform- ances, A special attraction was the giving of cards for the Nucleus Club which honors those with perfect attendance at rehearsals The band closed a busy and successful year with per- formances at spring commencement evercrses As an integral part of the university, music has found its expression at Depauvv rn many ways, and by no means the least of these is the Depauw University Orchestra. Since its foundrng rn the nineteenth century, rt is the second oldest college orchestra rn the country to have been rn continual existence Worling hard and following the saying that i prac- tice males perfect, the discordant strains of rehearsal. became the plarntiye tunes of concerts Beginning their season with a fall tour to Monticello Connersyrlle ana New Castle, the orchestra really got into the iiswrngi of things logether with the combined choirs they presented the annual Festival of Music Next carve a turn to the more familiar with the presentation of a pooi concert the night before lhanltsgryrng vacation Also onthe years agenda were a chapel program, a formal concert, and a second pops concert lhese hard-worlcrng musicians under the direction ol lmlerman C Berg, were paid off rn the collective praise of students, faculty, and assortea lrsterrers It was .3 successful year Itll l M5 WJ, ff Q0 QXL Q ,-,-X .fbi -7 . , 1 Y, Fllwi v M, KN 'JW 5512515 'iz F vv 'Q I V ff? 1 ,qwux wr yu ,A W UQ ly ,im X QNX lk I its A NKNLWIH I9 11 .,, Q 44 Ps f f J ,A 1 Mfg. 4 !' 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Nb X v W N- v W . -Q-X .- . , ,A 6 Nancy Ade ' t ' N yi t 'MI .3 ,,.. I , I ' Pat Aikman 5 I , ,. 4, lla Alexander W ' X Anne Allaway , 4 it , tt X, 7- '- ix t B 2 ' Gail Anderson t - - X W, , I . ' A ,V I ll PI T I asm-t 'agp f, 1 jean Anderson A t 1. I Q Kathleen Anderson aw .t I I '- Y Lee Anderson 'P XA' - X . .. N, 1326, V I Miriam Angster ,t ,.,.. , :tw ,y ' A . K .- -' ' we , 1. - - - .- ' - 4 'ff 'N1'rsV 'f5iiiE Q 5-516 M ' ' tif. NN. - TSP Paul Arnold 4 V SV.. . X Q - 5 :t ' , A 3' f : , ::Qf., ' K t . -:f -. . ' 'ii A ' I - N... X 2' 2 Catherine Ashley ' I as vi N- .1 if A Walter Bagot 'v , HQ, .wg j X , ff w X X P' , 1, Nancy Baldwin 'J , ' Q .:1C.,,V 5 N .-,-,353 . , 'if' ,. f 4 ' 'fsf ' . iii:.:15'f: II I I .. ' .. MG BG veifiiit I 'Ii' . J, '- ., it 5 if-i .. ,, -- . 'iff fffGTfiffT':I'5fQsf-ff 1, . ' 'I .. '56 --lf? ii ' - Ni ' ' 'PP 35f5,f.f'g'. PPWS '- -.Qs ' ,E Charles Ballinger - s :f:':::,t,.:fst: it , Q ,gg:,,, is . . 7 .- -is . , . N ' . is ' 6416 I' , git 'xf!.5-fiffs ROY Bane' ' H- ' I, , : F I ' I -5 r I-:S WF '-ff.. ' ff ,ogg I A ,.-A-vjgf' t st , Q-if E I I I ian- B--bw if I --5' 1 -.:..L::' :sf joseph Beals ' X: A AX K :-1' ' Daniel Beard gl ' if CLASS OF '57 GAIL ACI-ITNER, Home Economics . , . Alpha Chi Omega, V Pres 4, WPA Sr, Board 4, Orchesis Q-4, Home Economics Club 1-4. NANCY ADE, English Literature . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma, YWCA 1-, lr Board 4, Shakespeare Club Q-4, MSM 1-4. PAT AIKMAN, History . . Phi Delta Theta, V. Pres 4, UB 1, Q, Sigma Delta Chi Q, 3, Pres. 4, ITF 3, 4, The DePauw 1-3, Editor 4, MSM1, Q ILA ALEXANDER, Elementary Education . Delta Zeta, YWCA 1-3,MSfVl1-4, FTA 3, 4 ANNE ALLAWAY, Psychology and Sociology . .Delta Gamma, Tmfnbee 3 CJAIL ANDERSON, Mus'c Education .. Alpha Chi Omega, Se-c'y 4 A.Q'f'- 1-4, 'NPA Q-4, University Choir1-4,FTA Q, 3, YWCA Q, 3 JEAN ANDERSON, I-lame Economics . . Alpha Ornicron Pl, Pres 4, 'NPA 3, 4, Young Pepublrcans 3, 4, YWCA Q-4, I-Iorne Economics Club Q-4 KATHLEEN ANDERSON, Home Economics . . . kappa A'pha Theta, I-lame Economirs Club 1-4 LEE ANDERSON, Psychology . . Phi Gamma Delta, Beta Beta Beta Q, 3, Psychology Club 3, 4, Sailing Club 1-3, MSM 1, Q, Choir Q, MIRIAM ANGSTER, Music . . l appa lfappa Gamma, Treas 3, 4, -'IPA Sr Board 4, INGPE Q, 3, V Pres 4, Mu Phi Epsilon, Pres 4. Nlichiaan State Universvty,1 204 PAUL ARNOLD, Physics and Mathematics . , Sigma Alpha Epsilon. CATHERINE ASHLEY, Elementary Education . . , Pi Beta Phi, UB 1-3, Sr Board 4, FTA Q-4, Canterbury Club 1-4. WALTER BAGOT, English Composition . , . Phi Delta Theta, Little Theater Board, Pres. 4, WGRE V. Pres. 4, SDX 3, 4. NANCY BALDWIN, Advertising . . .Delta Gamma, Pres. 4, YWCA Q, 3, UB 1, Q, Hoot Q 3, Northwestern University 3. MARY BALL, Music . . . Alpha Chl Omega, WPA 1-4, Orchesls 1-4, Christian Science Organization Q-4, Band 1, Q. CHARLES BALLINGER, History , . . Men's I-Iall Association, Rector Scholar 1-4, Band 1-4, AGO 13, International Relations Club, Pres. 4, Young Republicans Club, Pres. 4, MSM 1-4. RAY BAXTER, Economics. Sigma Chi, Sec'y 4, Young Republicans 1-4, DOX 3, Swimming 1-3, Tennis 3. ,IANE BEABOUT, Bacteriology . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma, AWS 1-3, Phi Epsilon Phi, National V, Pres. 4, JOSEPH BEALS, Pre-medical Science . . . Sigma Nu, Treas, 4, Rector Scholar 1-4, DOX 3, 4, MSM 1-4, Orientation Staff 4, DANIEL BEARD, Pre-medical Science . . . Delta Chi, V. Pres, 4, MSM 1, Q, Rector Scholar 1-4, The DePauw 1, Q. Dale Berlfebile Suzanne Blair Q' Marguerite Ann Bland ' T' Robert M. Bock Beverly Borgegrarn Ann L. Boren Donald Boverr 'Q Ann Bowen Robert Brabec Dale Brocey Katherine Brenner james Broad Howell Brooks ff' f i TEA 5 H john Bruhn f A Beverly Bryan an J 41 'wwf val - C 514 ef, . -+- I J g 'NX 4 ,'v, x ' v . luclith Buckner If ' ' X A N N424 Robert Burleigh 1 K, R . gs- XX f I 'g ,,- -X r, -, J . -1 ,-' .. Georgienne Burow 53,23 1 - - gm TT Q - 31. 515' -N Q, . 5 ff ..- . Barney Burroughs llf lig - j ., - ' ' A . -r ,M-. 'TP' ' , 'Aix' T ,t h - 1 , Q Q 'T - David Burt - 1 , 3 ,,ig..st'.fs-.- . A A sr , Q -.-X.-1 2155 . f'i2?Wft ' DALE BERKEBILE, Pre-medical Science . . . Beta Theta Pi, Sec'y 4, Mirage 1, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, Orientation Stott 4, SUZANNE BLAIR, Elementary Education . , . Delta Delta Delta, WPA 1, Q, Young Republicans 4, FTA 3, 4 MARGUERITE ANN BLAND, English Composition . . , Delta Gamma, YWCA Q, Radio Worltshop Q. ROBERT BOCK, English Literature .. Phi Cramma Delta, WCuPE 1-4, Young Republicans 3, 4, Shale-speare Club 4, FTA 3, 4. BEVERLY BOIGEGRAIN, Political Science . , .Alpha Chr Omega, vlaclcson Club Q-4, MSM 1-3, FTA 22, 3, American University 3. ANN L, BOREN, Pre-medical Science and Secondary Education . . . Alpha Cnamma Delta, Pres. 4, AWS Dorm Stahl 9, Pan-l-lel 3, 4, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, MSM 1-4. DONALD BOVERI, Economics , , . Beta Theta Pr, Rector Scholar 1-3, V, Pres. 4, Spex Q, Newman Club 1-4, MD Association 1-3, Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Arnold Arr Society 3, 4, ANN BOWEN, Art . . , Alpha Gamma Delta, WRA 1-4, YWCA 1-4, Motet Choir 1, Q, Kappa Pi 4, Psychology Club Q-4, MSM 1-4, FTA 9-4. ROBERT BRABEC, Sociology , . . Beta Theta Pr. DALE BRACEY, Psychology . . , Phi Delta Theta, Rector Scholar 1-4, Mirage Bus. Manager 4, APO, V. Pres., 4, Westminster Fel- lowship Pres. 4, ADS 3, 4, Psychology Club 4, Jackson Club 1, Q. CLASS OF '57 KATHERINE BRENNER, Home Economics . . . Alpha Gamma Delta, V, Pres 4, WRA1-3, V. Pres, 4, P E Marors Club fl-4, l-lome Eco- nomics Club E?-4, JAMES BROAD, History , . .Alpha Tau Omega. HOWELL BROOKS, Economics , . . Beta Theta Pi JOHN BRUHN, Economics and Mathematics . . Delta lfappa Epsilon, Pres 4, UB 1-3, Senior Board 4, lsTl V Pres 4, Spex V Pres. SZ, MSM 1-Q, Football 1. BEVERLY BRYAN, Home Economics . . A.lpha Omrcron Pi, l-lome Economics Club 4, VVRA 1-4, YWCA 1-4, Narad 3, 4 JUDITH BUCKNER, Elementary Education . . lappa lappa Cnamma, V Pres. 4, AWS Dorm Advisor 3, Pres 4 Pan-l-lel 3, 4, Little Theater Board 4, YNNCA 1, 9, Rector Hall Pres 1 ROBERT BURLEIGH, History . . Sigma Chr, Pres 1, ADS 'I--1 De-Pauw Stalt 1-3, Advertising Mar. 3, American University 3 GEORGIENNE BUROW, English Literature , Delta Zeta, YWCA Q, Band Q-4, Shaltespeare Club 4, FTA Q-4 BARNEY BURROUGHS, Zoology . , Delta Chr, Rector' Scholar 1-3, lRC 1, Mirage Bus.StaH1. DAVID BURT, Political Science . . . Phi lappa Psi, Duze: Du Q-4, lnternatronal Relations Club 9, 3, APO Q, 3, American Unrversiry 3 205 3 Hank-r F Rl 5,1 K s A. 533 t .N f' '- Q, r .,.,-: '.. 'U . N s 0 X , xc- 9 S Crit 'sr XX'-sr. r' I I X ty CLASS OF '57 JAMES B CASH, Political Science . . , LOIS CASI-IIN, Home Economics Vappa Iapaa Gamma, AVVS 1, Q, YYJCA1 IJFI 1, Q, WGPE 1-4, Young Republicans 3, 4, Home Economics Club 1-4 jAMES CLAPP, Psychology , Sigma Alpha Epsilon, LTI- 3, 4, jAMES A CHISM, History . .Delta Iappa Eosilon,Sec'y Q, Foot- ball 1, LIB 1-3, Tusitala Q, I-loot 1, T, jackson Club 3 DAVID H CLARKE, Physical Education . , , Delta Upsilon, Currnnell College 1, Troclf Q, 3, D Assocratron 3, 4, FTA 3, 4. JOSEPI-I C CLEVELAND, Pre-Medical Science . . . Lambda Chl Aloha, Treos, 3, 4, Pector Scholar 1-4, Publicatrons Board 3, 4, Delta Omwron Chi 3, 4 jOENE CLINE, Speech lappa Alpha Theta, Sec'y 4, AWS 1-4, YVJCA 1-3, Treas 4, Student Senate 3, 4, Duzer Du Q, 3, Sec'y 4, Shalespeare Club 3, 4,y'yC1PE 1-3, FTA Q-4, Mortar Board, Pres 4 MARIEITA COBLE, Art Del'-3 Zeta, Pres 4, AWS 1-4, YINCA 1-3 'NKJPE Q, 4, Mater Cholr 1, Q, NISM 1-4, FTA 3, 4, I appa Pi 3, 4 MIRIAM COLE, School Music Educatron , . , Delta Zeta, Band 1-4, Motet Choir 1, Q Orchestra 4, Young Pepublicans 4, FTA 3, 4 CHARLES COPPLE, Economics Delta lapoa Epsilon, Se-c'y Q, Intramural Board 4 'DH Association 3, 4, Football manager 1-4, CHARLES E CURTIS, Sociology , . . Sigma Chi, VEQSIDNI DAHLSTROM, Political Science . . . Phi Cnamma Delta 206 Vp--gf , s., M N i hz, Patricia Dickey -Q .M james B Cash Lois Cashin james Clapp james Chism David Clarke joseph Cleveland joene Cline ,--f Marietta Cable Miriam Cole Charles Copple Charles E. Curtis Vernon Dahlstvom Margaret Dailey janet Daniels Murray DeArmand Suzanne DeCosted - Robert DeLong , Y, A ' X v I TT Prudence Dix Don Dixon Sec'v 4, DePauw Bus Stalt 1, 9, IRC 1, Q, Young Republicans 1, Q, Sailing Club 1, Football 1, Alpha Phi Omega 1, Q. MARGARET DAILEY, Mathematics . . , Delta Delta Delta, Pres. 4, AWS 1, Q, McMahon Scholar Q-4, jANET DANIELS, Speech . . . Alpha Chi Omega, AWS 1-4, YWCA Q, Duzer Du 3, 4, WCJRE FZ, 3, Univerity Choir Q-4, Young Republrcans 3, 4. MURRAY DeARMOND, Pre-medical Science , . Delta Tau Delta, Rector Scholar 1, Q, 4, Phi Fta Sigma 1, UB 1, Q, DOX Q, 4, Alpha Phi Omega Q, University ol Lausanne, Switzerland, 3. SUZANNE DeCOSTED, Psychology . . . Pi Beta Phi, Treas. 4, A,:NS 1-4, WPA 1, 9, Board 3, Treas, 4, Psychology Club 9-4, Psi C 1 4 ROBERT DeLONC3, Chemistry . , , Beta Theta Pi, Pres. 4, Gold Key 3, 4, Rector Scholar 1-4, Phi Eta Sigma 1, UB 1, Q, KTK 3, Sec'y 4, Varsity Debate 1, 3, Delta Sigma Rho Sec'y-Treas. 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, DOX 3, Pres. 4 PATRICIA DICKEY, History and English Literature . . . Delta Delta Delta, Sec'y 4, AWS Q, YWCA 4, Varsity Debate 1, Q, Exeter Uni- versity 3. - PRUDENCE DIX, French . , Kappa Kappa Cnamma, Sec'y 4, DPU Mag, Q, 3, Bus, Mgr, 4. DON DIXON, Political Science . . , Sigma Chi, Rector Scholar 1, D Association 1-4, Football 1-4. ,IUDITH FOLK Relrgron , , Iappa Iappa Cramma AWS 9, lr, ..,-- .rx W, 4 .., 1 ' , ,flfma Max Drxon - ' 7 ar ara war s . 5' , Q Y, I I 4. Anne Ehrenhardt ' Garth Essrg I ' 'Y v J 'lb L Q , , gxiap, I Melrnda Evans 'rf' ,. F' - Martha Foltz KA F F T if V V, ir, Sue Farrell T - T T' I' Roger Frndley -I' .W -.dv ' A . Neal Frsher M K ,str X , 1 I' Judrth Fort I A its.: ef 3, Nancy Ford i 'i , ' 1 ll 5 A .I Z, Int, X, I, :Zi Shirley Pouch 'fx' v' , . V, ' 9 ,A ' DN' if ' 1-'av - ., 1 .- jean Fowler 1 A t Q Q 3 Everett Fox -xi T 'tid V ., is .f A 'Ii Ellen Franlc all 'ES ., is 1 Q., , Mrchael Franlt . . , I'y'1X-'A - as t ,WS - -1- 'I I 4 Veryl Frye W 'tq 'K 1? 3 - Q -,,. -r , Arthur Fulton Sue Oalbrarth MAX WESNER DIXON, Political Scrence .. BBQ X ik tt-ffm, . We rl W . ...p A .Srama Alpha Eosrlon, Young Republrcans 3, 4, Toynbee Q-4, Internatronal Pelations Club Q-4, SUE D'SINTER, Psychology and Sociology . . . Alpha Phu, AWS Dorm StaFf 3, Senate 4, Toynbee Q-4, Psychology Club Q-4, Narad Q-4, Orrentatron StaFf 4, BARBARA EDWARDS, English Literature , , Mason Hall, WORE Q, 3, Drrector 4, Young Republicans 3-4, Sholespeore Club 3-4, FTA 3-4. ANNE EHRENHARDT, Spanish . . . Kappa Alpha Theta, YWCA 3-4, WGRE 3, Drrector 4, FTA Q-3, Pres 4, CUARTH ESSIG, Pre-medical Scrence , , . Men's Hall Assocratron, Pector Scholar 1-4, Beta Beta Beta 3, Pres, 4, DOX 3, 4, Orchestra Q, Spex Q. MELINDA EVANS, Elementary Education , . , loops Alpha Theta Delta Phe Eta Q, 3, Pres. 4, FTA Q-4, MARTHA FAITZ, Psychology . , . Delta Gamma, V Pres 4, Pan- el 3, 4. SUE FARRELL, Mathematics and Scrence . . . ltfappa Alpha Theta, Pres. 4, Mortar Board 4, AWS 1, Q, ,Ir Board 3, LIB 1, Q, Board 3, 4, Pan-Hel, Pres. 4. ROGER FINDLEY, Economics , . . Delta Tau Delta, Treas. 4, Rector Scholar 1-4, Phu Eta Srama 1-4, FIC Pres. 1, Delta Srgrna Rho Pres 4, NEAL FISHER, Philosophy , , . Mens Hall Assocratron, Sefy 4, Councrl on Rellgrous Lrfe Q-4, Oxford Fellowshrp Dres 4, MSM 1-4, Chapel Comrmttee 1-4. 33, ' 1154 : CLASS CDF '57 Board 3, UB 1, Q, Board 3, XNRA 1-4, Orrentatron Staff 4 NANCY FORD, Musrc . . . TI: Beta I3hr, Pres 4, Mortar Board V, Dre-S 4, Pon-Hel Sec y -Treas, 4, Unrversrtv Chorr 1-3, Mu Phu Epsrlon 9-4, Collegrans 3, 4, Author, Monon Revrew Q, 4 SHIRLEY FOUCH, Socrology and Speech , , Delta Gamma, Se-av 4, Duzer Du Q-4, Little Theater Busrness Mgr, 3, 4, Toynbee Q, 3, WCP? 2, 3, IEAN FOWLER, Elementary Educatron , , , lappa Alpha The-ta, Lale Erre College 1, Delta Phr Eta Q-4, FTA Q-4, Young Repub- rcans, 3, 4. EVERETT FOX, Socnology . , . Independent Canterbury Club, 1-4 ELLEN FRANK, English Lrterature. . Iappa Alpha Theta, Mortar Board 4, VVPA Board 4, Tusrtala 1-4, Pres 1, Orchesrs 1-4, Pres 1 MICHAEL FRANK, Economics . . .Delta Chr Debate 1-4 Spex Q VERYL FRYE, Zoology . . . Me-n's Hall Assocratron, Orchestra 1-4 Young Pe-publrcans 1, Q, Beta Beta Beta 4, Camera Club 1-3, Tre-as -1 ARTHUR FULTON, Economzcs ..S1Qma Nu, FIC 1, Spex E' Rrfle Club Q SUE GALBRAITH, Phrlosophy and Relngion , , Alpha Chr Omega, YWCA 3, 4, NVCJPE Q, 3, Llnrversrty Chorr FT-4 Oxford Fellowshrp 1-4, MSM 1-4, Seey, 4. 207 pn 5' 'Vx Q.-s in-Q.. CLASS OF '57 RICHARD QAMBLE, Political Science . APO1-4,M5M1-4,Sailinr3 Club Q, 3, Golf Q, 3, Ugly Man 3 Phi Gamma Delta, MARGARET GANTZ, Elementary Education . . Alpha Gamma Delta, Secly 4, YWCA 1-3, Band 1, Q, -1, MSM 1 -4, FTA 1-3 BARBARA GARRETT, Elementary Education . . . Alpha Omicron Dt, Treas 4, M?-M 1, Q, YWCA 1-3, FTA 3, 4, Young Peoublicans 4 JOAN GARWOOD, Elementary Education , Delta Delta Delta, YWCA Q-4 Pan-Hel 3, FTA 1--1, Young Republicans 4. RICHARD BROOKE GlBSON, Pre-Theology . . Phi Kappa psi, Council on Veliaious Life 3, VV'?StminStQr Fellowship Q, Oxford Fe'- lawshio Q, Frpe- Q, Uhilosophy Club Q, 3, Little Theater Workshop1-3 CHARLES GILBERT, Politiral Science lndependent lOl-lN GISLASON, Political Science Phi lfappa Psi, University 'ntrcial Chairman 4, llewman Club 1-4, Arnold Air Society 4 MARY GOFF, Elementary Education and Psychology , , Aloha Ch, Omefla V Tlres 4, Mortar Board Seoy 1,, AWS Dorm SraFl 4, YWCA ,lr Boivd 3, 'Senior Board 4, MSM 1-4, FTA 1-4 NORlNE GOODE, Psychology Delta Delta Delta, Personnel Ctm 4, A N9 Senate Eeoy 4, WPA 'Sr Board 4, Psychology Club Q 4, llaiacl 1-4, Orientation 'Stott 4 PETER GRANZEAU, Political Science ,Phi Delti Theta, VVGPE 1, fauna Depiiblican: 4, Nesrrrrirrster Fellowship Q, 4. 208 Richard Gamble Margaret Gantz Barbara Garrett joan Garwood Richard Brooke Gibson Charles Gilbert john Gislason Mary Goff Norine Goode Peter Grclnzeau Homer Grosvenor Ronald Hater it Gerrit Hagman George Hallmann Bruce Hall Eugene Halloday Donald Hamilton Diane Hammond Larry Hardin Pat Harms HOMER GROSVENOR, English Co113Jsitio1',, , Sigma Chr, Tust - tala 3, 4. RONALD HAFER, History , , , Sigma Chr V, Pres. 4, University Choir 1-3, Baptist Student Movement, State Pres. 4, RE WeekChm,4, GERRIT HAGMAN, Pre-medical Science . . , Theta Chi, lndiana University 1, Q, Young Pepublicans 4, GEORGE HALFMANN, Mathematics . , . Sigma Chr, Tlreas, 4, Young Pepublicans Club 3, 4, D Association 1-4, Baseball 1-4. BRUCE HALL, Economics , . .Delta Llpsilon, V, Pres. 4, Hoot 1, Q, D Association 1-4, Traclc1-4, EUGENE HALLADAY, Economics . . . Sigma Chi, Sec'y 4, Foot- boll1-4,DiTle Team Q, 3, D Association 3, 4, Young Republicans 9-4. DONALD HAMILTON, Economics . . . Phi Kappa Psi, V. Pres, 4, Varsity Tennis 1-3, Bosletboll 1, Canterbury Club 4, Psychology Club 4, tlt14 DIANE HAMMOND,Art . . . Delta Delta Delta, Social Chm. 4, l'appa Di 3, 4, Young Pe-publicans 3, 4, MSM 1, 3, LARRY HARDIN, Chemistry . , .Delta Chi, Sec'y 4, Rector Scholar 1-4, Phi Eta Sigma 1, Q, Band 1-4, MSM 1-4, Troclf 1, Q, Chemistry Club Q-4, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Orientation Stott. 4. PAT HARMS, Sociology . . . Mason Hall, WPA 1-4, Board Q, Toynbee F2-4, Naiad 1, Q, Pres. 3, 4, Oxford Fellowship 1-4, MSM 1-4, .iq Mary Lynn Harns X Q' 4. S A fm- t ,A Q Al? Lou Ann Hart ' .1-,, N. r .- l va' -4 A 'v' Edward Gale l'lartrnann p ' I: ' . ' ' lol'-n Haslem l Ball Hastings ' , . Fred Hawlc gs Rrchard Hershberger Q 'Q , is R ' 1 Alana Hrclcman -37 ' -f- XQ- Suzanne Hrller 4 Ada lane Hrne 'Y-, x 1 ' Phrlip Hoag , P JOY l-lolthouse - N .A -. ' ts' ' .5 as ll. Al 'Q rf is Thomas L Holthouse 4' ' ' l lnrl V Y '- jean Haste-tler Donna Hostelter 5 Lrnda Huffman Nancy Hunger Charles l.kubo Mary Illgen -N . Carla lrons V A 463 12. za . : E l , W3 fk X X MARY LYNN HARRIS, Psychology . . laopa Aloha Theta, V pres 4, AYVS Dorm Stall Q, 3, Senate 4, NNCJPF 1-4 Psychology Cl-Jo 3, 4, MSM 1-3, V Pres 4, Youna Peoulollcans 3, 4 LOU ANN HART, Hrstory . , , lappa Aloha Theta, Tre-JS 3, YWCA 1, 3, WGPE 3, Mater Chou 1, Youna Peouloltcans 4, FTA 3, 4, Collegoans 3, 4, Monon Revue Q, SDX Show 3, 4 EDWARD GALE HARTMANN, Geography and Economrcs . Ph' lfappa Pst, Baseball 1 TOHN HASLEM, Pre-Medrcal Scrence , , 'Seto Theta Pe Beta Beta Beta Q-4,Footlaall1,l3asl.-etloall1,Baseball1 BILL HASTINGS, Economtcs , Beta Theta Du, Youna Peouh-lrcans 4, D Assocwatton 4, Football 1-4, Tracl T, 3, lll 4, DePauw Magazune 3 FRED HAWK, Psychology . Delta Tau Deltagpres 4 Vector Scholar' 1, UE 9, 3, DePauw Ed 9taH1,l3sych-aloqy Klub 3, 4, Alpha Ph10meaa1,'2,Spex Q, MSM 1, l tl 4 RICHARD HERSHBERGER, Pre-medical Science . Phu lapod 95: DCT! Q-4, Trocl. 1-4 DH Assocratuon Q-4 ALANA HlCKMAN, Zoology Delta Zeta, WQA 1, Q, Baafd 3, 4, Student Senate 3, 4- Beta Beta Beta Q, 3, V Pres 4, MSM SUZANNE HILLER, Socrology , . Delta Gamma, YWCA 1-3, Sealy 4, Mrrage Bus, 'Stahl 1-3, Cnerman Club 1-3 Toynbee Q-4 Young Repuolrcans Q-4 Motet Chorr 1, Q, ADA JANE l'llNE, Elementary Education . Alpha Cuamnra Delta AWS 1-3, Senate 4, WPA Q-4, Mrrage 1, 9, FTA 3, -1 A ff 1 -,fr 5, . A ,. , x ' .,,. I tk f CLASS OF '57 PHILIP HOAG, Econorrvcs Beta Theta P1,Treas 1, Publtcaftons l7'ho+o Ser-Jace 1, Head, 4 D Asotgratvon 4 '3-,vrmmnna 1, 9 Gall 1, Q JOY HOLTHOUSE, Home Econamrcs Aloha l'hr 1 WCA 1, ZA llatad 1-4,PleumanClulo1-4, Hfjrrnelfrfortomttcs Club Q-4, FTA T-4 THQMAS L HOLTHOUSE, Economlcs Phu lapoa D51 Alpha Phu Clmeaa 1, Q, l lewman Club 1, Q, V Pres 3, 4 ND' A356111 :tr-of 1-4 lootluall 1 -1 Arnold Att Sanity 4 'QCWTC l3and'1-3 JEAN HQSTETLER, Publlc School Muslc Alpha Chr lDVl'lr5'rlG Western Coll-eve 1, Cinentutton Stat? 4 'WISPE F' Lll ry'E'fSl'V Chou Q-4, Motet Chou Y7, Mu Uhr Ernstlon T, V Pres 3, Seoy 4 M'5M Q, 3 FTA 3,Colle-mans-1 DONNA HQSTETTER, Elementary Educatron Alpha Chr film pn VVPA Q-1, YWCA Q-4, Y ouna Peptrlolrri-uns 4, TTA Q, 3, Tre-as LlNDA l-IUFFMAN,EIemQnta1y Educatron Maion Hall 'v L1 CA 1-3 MEM 1-4, FTA 3, 4 NANCY HUNGER Art Hrstory lamina l-sooo ljamml Des 4 A,W91,'T, lr Ea-Jrd 3, Qechw 4 CHARLES llKUl3C, Organ Mens l-lttll Aiioctazron D 9Cholat1-4,Llnrversrtv Chou Q-4, Amerrrfan Gutld at lWVll1'tlflS Utes 3 -1, Tllit N111 Alpha l, D, Trrgtgg 3, P155 -l CD'3l71E'!GlClJ'1' 3 MARY IILCEEN, Home Economrcs ,,AlOl l'1lDll11.ClO t Pr M l'r--ri ' YVPA 1, 9, l3oa'd 3, Seoy, 4 AYV5 1, Q YWCA Home P :V Club 3, 4 Young Pepublrcani 4 Gamma Delta CARLA IRQNS, Economics Delta Gamma -ffrgh 1 1 1 Westmrnster F-ellawshto 1, Q, llnrversrw o C'eni1l'Jl-1 3 3110 CLASS OF '57 ELIZABETH IVES, Psychology . . . Kappa Alpha Theta, AWS 1-4, WPA 1-4, Psychology Club Q-4, Naiad 3, VlRGlNlA jACOBSON, Elementary Education . . . Alpha Chi Omega, Pres 4, WPA 1, Q, jr Board 3, 4, Nomad Q-4, FTA Q-4. ANNE jAUDON, Speech . . . Pi Beta Phi, V. Pres. 4, Mortar Board 4, AWS Senate 4, Student Senate Q, 3, Sec'y 4, UB Q, 3, V. Pres 4, Publications Board 3, 4, Psychology Club Q-4 jOHNjENNEWlNE, Economics. . .Delta Kappa Epsilon, Treas. 3, Alpha Phi Omega Q-4, WGPE 1, 4. NANCY jENNlNGS, Sociology . . . Mason Hall, House Council Q, VJPA 1-4, YVVCA 143, Toynbee Q-4, Delta Phi Eta 1-3, V. Pres. 4. DONNA jENSEN, Zoology . . , Alpha Ornicron Pi, Orchesis Q-4, Student Senate Q-4, VVPA Q-3. BARBARA jOHNSON, Psychology . . . Delta Gam'na, lreas. 3, AWS jr Board 3, Treas 4, Little Theater Board 3, 4, Psych Club 4. CHARLES jOHNSON, Economics . . . Delta Tau Delt3,UP1,E2. CAROLYNJONES.Bacteriology. . .Delta Zeta, V. Pres. 4, YWCA 9-4, Pan-Hel 3, 4, Botany Club Q-4, Westminster Fellowship 1-4. NVCHOLAS jONES, English Composition . . . Phi Kappa Psi, Pres. 4, Gold Key, Pres 4, Student Senate, V Pres. 4, Mirage Q, 3, Associate Editor 4, lusitala 3, 4, Sigma Delta Chi 3, 4. MARY jORDAN, History .. Kappa Kappa Gamma, YWCA 1, Q, NPA. Q-4. 210 Elizabeth lves Virginia jacobson Anne jaudon john jennewine Nancy jennings Donna jensen Barbara johnson Charles johnson Carolyn jones Nicholas jones Mary jordan Vernon jordan Franklin Kaiser ste.. james Kelly Gretchen Kiger Mary Ann Kimmell Charles Kirltdoffer Gary Klempnauer Fritz Knorr Antoinette Konchan VERNON JORDAN, Political Science . . . Men's Hall Association, Student Senate 3, Treas. 4, Student Faculty Council 4, Duzer Du 3, 4, Debate 1-4, jackson Club 1-3, V. Pres. 4, Nat'l Oratorical Contest, 3rd Place FRANKLIN KAISER, Political Science , . . Delta Upsilon, Pres. 4, Hoot 1, Q, Managing Editor 4, SDX Q-4, Tusitala Q-4, University of Edinburgh 3. jAMES KELLY, Economics , . . Phi Gamma Delta, Alpha Phi Omega 1-4, Westminster Fellowship 1-4,- Golf Q, American University 3. GRETCHEN KIGER, English Literature . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma, V. Pres, 4, Mortar Board -1, AWS Dorm Advisor 3, V. Pres, 4, Uni- versrty Choir 1-4, MSM 1, Q, Colleaions Q-4 MARY ANN KIMMELL, Music Education . . .Delta Zeta, FTA 4. CHARLES KIRKDOFFER, English Literature . . . Phi Gamma Delta, Band 1, Q, 4, Shakespeare Club 3, 4, Christian Science Organiza- tion, Pres. 4. GARY KLEMPNAUER, History . . . Phi Delta Theta, Duzer Du 144, MSM 1-4. FRITZ KNARR, Psychology . . . Phi Delta Theta, Young Republicans 4, Psychology Club 4, Spex 1, Q, MSM 4, Columbia University 3. ANTOINETTE KONCHAN, Spanish . . . Alpha Gamma Delta, V. Pres. 4, Mortar Board 4, WEA jr. Board 3, 4, Student Senate 3, 4, UB slr. Board 3, Sr. Board 4, Shakespeare Club Q-4, Narad Q-4, Newman Club 1-4. Gerald Kraclte Sandra Errclfovic Nancy Kunlfel Judith Lal-lue Ann Lancaster Jerome Laphan Charles Larson lane! Hoffman Laut P' , ,.... Lawrence Lemser Barbara Leslme Eleanor Lewrs Loretta Lewis V. g Ig.. Marilee Lidilcay - ' r p 0 L l .-1 . . ',:,. - , K, 4 -59 I , ,O 'Q il rt- ' l','gi if 4 S -oh-Q T, ,WR ,,, 1- ..- .., 3 , ', Sfimt , S , 'fT3n1,'f x, ' 1. . -' - 4, : Wife - , 'A 1 '95 'ZS .c,N,,n judrth Lilly ' Judith Linn 'Wi '. Susannah Lrppman 1 l I Richard Loercher Q, qw X 63 ' X .5 4. lc: Q. yr-gk' GQ . Cuarl Loomis Q ' 9 I N . . R- -- X V' 4 ' r P9 Loli Lopez T' WJ- A P X' NS- T' '1- james Loveless r 11' -we ' t Q -tw: GERALD KRACKE, Psychology . . . Delta Chi, pres 4 UE 1-3, KTK 3,4, D Association Q-4, Tennis 1-4, University Push Chairman 4 SANDRA KRICKOVIC, Art . . Delta Gamma, WLSQE Q, 3, Sarlrna Club Q, 3, Ohio Wesleyan University, 1 NANCY KUNKEL, Sociology . . . Kaoaa Aloha Theta, Toynbee 3, 4, Orientation Stafl 4, Bradford junior C:rllege1,f'E JUDITH LA HUE, Elementary Education . . lappa Aloha Theta WGPE Q-4, Delta Phi Eta 3, 4, FTA 1-4. ANN LANCASTER, Home Economics , Alpha Chr Omega, Young Republicans 4, Home Economics Club Q-4, William Vtfoods slr. College 1, lEROME LAPHAM, Political Science. .Me-n's l-'lall Association. Rector Scholar 1-4, Phi Eta Sigma 1, Q, Rand 1-4, Young Republicans 1-4, MSM 1-4. CHARLES LARSON, Economics , . . Sigma Alpha Fpsilorr, Sec'y 4, Student Senate 3, -1, Debate 3, -1, Orientation Statl 4 jANET HOFFMARK LAUT, Elementary Education . . . Alpha Chi Omega, Treas. 3, DePauw Editorial Stall 3, laclson Club 9, 3, FTA 1-4. LAWRENCE LEMSER, Economics . . . Delta Tau Delta, UB 1, Q, MSM 1, Q, Young Republicans Club 1-3, Football 1, Q. 1 t' 4 CLASS OF '57 BARBARA LESKE, History , Alpha Gamma Delta, WDA Q, 3, YWCA 1, 3, UB Q, 3, FTA 3, 4 ELEANOR LEWIS, History Delta Zeta, AWS lr Boyd 2 rt'-,-CA 1-3, MSM 1-3, FTA 3, 4 LORETTA LEWIS, Elementary Education . Dr Fleta Phi, WPA 4, YWCA 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Canterbury Club1,D MARILEE LIDIKAY, Music Pr Beta Phi, University Choir T-4, Mu Phi Epsilon 3, 4, Collegrans 1, 3, MSM 1, Q jUDlTl-l LILLY, Sociology. Alpha Phi, Toynbee, Sec'y 4 JUDITH LINN, Sociology , , . lapoa lappa Gamma, Sec'y 4, AWS Dog,mAStal'l 4, NNPA 1-3, Pres 4, Toynbee 0, 3, Pres -1 Cheerleader 4 M 1-3 SUSANNAH LIPPMAN, English . l-aaoa Alpha Theta HOPE Director 4, Shakespeare 3, 4, MSM 1-3, Tusrtala 4 r RlCl-TARD LOERCHER, Pre-medical Science Lambda Chr Alpha Sector Scholar 1-3, Sec'y 4 DOX Q, 4, Baseball 1-4, Gamma Delta res 4. GAIL LOOMTS, Elementary Education Delta Gamma Depautv Editorial StaH Q, FTA State Pres 4 LOLA LOPEZ. University ol Madrid jAMES LOVELESS, Art , . . Phi lappa Dsl, ADS Q-4, lappa Ui 4 Band 1, Q, Swimmrna Q. 211 ana ' '3- . A ff' fi.. - C , 'ii N ,N of ,V I X we X' ,Y fr- ,f 5212 5 jf r . if r . , R 1 W0 v. 'I 'LSJQ N X L X I -0 N S J ' '2f'5't?'.'57 X X e Q- ,:1'i2if9gl X mmm., . , I ' - ' . x- kf..xYk,3:y - , ss. its . mis X -i ,p ' 'O -- my '5- , , vw- ff .-f-EL? F1 - - , S , QQ: ,'.N :5Q 5 ,E CLASS GF '57 JOHN LUDLAM, Psychology . , Delta lfappa Epsilon, Pres 4, UB Sr Board 4, WGPE 1, Q, APD Q, 3, Psychology Club 4, Philos- ophy Club 4 BERENICE LEUDER, Sociology . , , Mason I-lall, YWCA 1-4, Toyn- bee 'Q-4 'Dflord Fellowship Q, 3, MSM 1-4, FTA 3, -I ANN LUTTRELL, Elementary Education , . . Alpha Chi Omega, Mirage Business Stall1-3,Sailina Club 3, 4, FTA 3, 4. NICHOLAS LYRAS, Political Science , Delta Vaopa Epsilon, V. Pre: -4 Hoot 1-4, ADS 3, 4, International Relations Club Q-4 MICHAEL MCLAIN, Mathematics . , . Siam: Alpha Epsilon. GLORIA MCVEY, English Literature , , . Mason Hall. BARBARA MAHER, English Literature . . . l appa Alpha Theta, A X53 Dorm 'Start 3 INGRE Q, 3, Director 4, Shal-'espeare Club 3, 4. DEBORAH HOLMES MAIBEN, Home Economics . , , Alpha Chi Omega Orchesis 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, Russell Sarge Col- lewe 1, Q' OWEN MAIR, Political Science . . Sigma Cnr, V Pres. 4, Rector Scholar 'I-3 UE Ir Board 3, IM Board, Pres, 4, Spex Q, MARY LOU MANNING,Sponrsl1 ..AIph3 Ornxcron Pi, Sec'y 4, YWCA 1-3, foung Republican: 4, HERBERT MAROHN, German , Lambda Chi Alpha, Hoot 1, Q, NODE 3, 4, German Club 3 4 Gamma Delta 1-4, 212 ,lohn Ludlam Berenice Leuder Ann Luttrell Nicholas Lyras Michael McLain Gloria McVey Barbara Maher Deborah Holmes Maiben Owen Mair Mary Lou Manning Herbert Marohn Richard F. Maroriey David Marsh lane Matthews Les Mathieson Nancy Mercer Marilyn Merlcle David Mernitz Mariel Meyers Rosanne Miller RICHARD F. MARONEY, Political Science . , , Sigma Chi, Toynbee Q, 3, Baptist Fellowsl-ip Q-4, Pres, 3, Philosophy Club 3. DAVID MARSH, Physics and Mathematics . . . Men's Hall Associa- tion, Treos 4, Pector Scholar Q-4, Christian Science Organization, ec y 4 lANE MATTHEWS, Spanish , . ,Alpha Phi, V, Pres. 4, Naiad Q, 3, Seoy 4. LES MATHIESON Physical Education . . . Beta Theta Pi, Football, Q-4, D Association 3, 4, Intramural Coordinator 4. NANCY MERCER, French , . . Delta Gamma, Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Q, AWS Senate 4, YWCA Jr, Board 3, V. Pres, 4, MSM 1-3, Council on Religious Lile 3. MARILYN MERKLE, Art , . , Delta Gamnl, Se:'y. 4, Ohiio Llni- yerslty 3. DAVID MERNITZ, Political Science and History . . . Independent, Gold Vey 4, Rector Scholar 1-4, Student Senate 3, Duzer Du Q, 3, V. Pres. 4, laclcson Club 1-3, Pres, 4, Westminster Fellowship 1-3, Author, Monon Review,'Q, 4, MARIEL MEYERS, Bacteriology . , , Alpha Cvamrna Delta, Botany Club 4, International Relations Club 4, University of Amsterdam 3. ROSANNE MILLER, English Literature . . . Pi Beta Phi, V. Pres. 4, WPA Q-4, Shalfespeare Club 4, Narad Q-4, FTA 2-4. Sue Miner Barbara Mitchell Nicholas Mohar joan Moore MartinlMoore Eltzabethflvfoorhouse -T 15 U1 'C E ,gg john Morehead v 1. :IV as .' David Morley john Morrill 3 1 7 johana Moser msc FFA Eh ' Q 511' Mcrriyn Murlrn 'I . I , William Naylor A., X x if Tk- .Iv -.. . 5. V Q. .' joclean Neal Mo I .X g.- Q .v Q.- iw I 'X ,.. , , ...Q , ' t I -gg,- Sharon Noll NTI' ' ,. T .T Kenneth Novander 'C I1 ,, 4 ,gpm ,,.. .. Frank Nusbaum X '- t 1 -' T, QI '- . ' 5' , An . Richard Ohs F I W M. I 'X - is .X .4 Sharon Orr QQ N .tr mn, Ri. we Duane Osburn g :tty 1 A-,W Frances Ott V SUE MINER, Zoology . . , Alpha Phi, V Pres 4, WRA 1'3, lr Board 4, YWCA 1-4, Mirage 3, Baptist Student Movement V Pres 4, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Delta Ph: Fta 4 BARBARA MITCHELL, Home Economics , Mason I-lall, Motet Delta Phi Eta Q-4, Psychology Club Q-4, Home Ec Club Q-4, 3, 4, NICHOLAS MOHAR, Economics . . . Alpha Tau Omega, Pres. 4, JOAN MOORE, English Composition , . Alpha Ornrcron Pi, Mortar Board 4, Pan-Hellenic Council 3, Seoy 4, The DePauw Q, 3, Managing Editor 4 MARTIN MOORE, History . . . Sigma Chi, Duzer Du 1-3, University Choir 1-4, WGRE Q, 3, Collegians Q-4, MSM 1, 9 ELIZABETH MOORHOUSE, Elementary Education . . Mascn Hall, Pres. 4, Student Senate 3, 4, Band 1-4, MSM 1-3, FTA Q, 3. I jOHN MOREHEAD, Physical Education . Beta Theta Pi, P E. Mayors Club, Pres 4, D Association 3, 4, Traclt 4244, FTA 3, V. Pres 4. DAVID MORLEY, Philosophy . . , Sigma Alpha Epsilon JOHN MORRILL, Mathematics . . . Sigma Nu, Rector Scholar1-4, Young Republicans 3, 4, Baseball Q, 3, Mirage Q, Phi Eta Sigma 1. JOHANA MOSER, Bacteriology .. lsapoa Aloha Theta, University Choir Q-4 s. 4 ns' 5' N CLASS OF '57 MARILYN MURLIN, English Literature . , , lappa Aloha Theta, YWCA 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Shaltespeare Club 3,Miami Llnive-rsity1 WILLIAM NAYLOR, Political Science , . Phi Kappa Psi, P F Mayors Club Q, 3, D Association 3, 4, Michigan University 1 AIODEAN NEAL, Sociology . , Delta Cnamma, Mortar Board 4, loynbee 3, 4, Westminsrer Fellowship 1, Q, 4, University ol Fdin- urg 3, SHARON NOLL, Psychology . . . Delta Zeta, UB 3, 4 Psychology Club 42-4 KENNETH NOVANDER, Physical Education , . . Mens l-lall Asso- ciation, Tennis 1f4, Soex Q, Bowling 3, 4, IM Board Q, 3 FRANK NUSBAUM, Economics . , , Delta Tau Delta, V Pres 4 Rector Scholar 1-4, KTIK 3, 4, Spezt Q, RICHARD OHS, Geology and Geography . , Phi Gamma Delta, Young Republicans, 1-4, Spex 9, Sa:l:ng Club 1-4 SHARON ORR, Elementary Education , , Alpha Chr Omega Sealy 4 VVCJRE Q, 3, FTA 1-4 DUANE OSBURN, Physical Education . . lambda Chi Alpha P E Motors Club 1-4, German C'ub1'4 D Assocration 1-4 FTA 3, 4. FRANCES OTT, German. . .Alpha Omicron Pi, Camera Club 1, 9, 4 Oerman Club 4 University of luebingen, Germany 3 213 'ifli ' , ' 'F-3311 Q3 3' ' - '4 3'9'- . I 1- 'RANK , 1 , fr' ' K ' , . , Sue Richardson - N ' L. ,.., . ik g' ' ri. .Q x SQ 2' 'T we Q ' 9- Constance Paulson -nv , . X : , ,F ' ' Q, J-pgs' Jun, X tw V Q W Carolyn Peabody 1 W R . X .. .f ., f tt. NXN2.-1' ' M' Dan Peternell X N flxxqtl g rf Q 1 H janet Peters -C fn -:gg f 'n H, rn .mx 'i sts -. . .1 1, 'fi '3E: ', '. gs-s Q .- --1:-1 - T ' it st .,., -. .Q . Nm., X r Q 3 Mg, 15--XXX X L-I c V7 'rx 7 ' 4-f s' X . I x X1 . xt st ON x N K X is X X xx xx its 00- -K 3 X -v CLASS OF '57 SUE RICHARDSON OWEN, Music Education Pi Beta Phi. josephine Petry Elizabeth Phelps Charlotte Pohlman Maynard Poland Carl Poppe Louise Poppe jane Powell William Powell Don Prihoda Robert Puclcett Walter Ramsey Thomas Ransom Phyllis Rauth Esther Reece Wayne Reece CONSTANCE PAULSON, Home Economics . Delta Delta Delta Sec'y 4, UB Q, 3, Mirage Q, Home Economics Club 1-3, V Pres, 4, llalad Q, 3 CAROLYN PEABODY, Elementary Education , . . Alpha Phi, FTA 3, 4 DAN PETERNELL, Psychology Delta Chi, Psychology Club 3, 4. JANET PETERS, Home Economics Delta Delta Delta, Treas. 4, lub 3 4 IFZPA 1-3 Home Eianomrs C 1 JOSEPHINE PETRY, English Composition , , Itappa Alpha Theta, V Pres 4, Mortar Board 4, AWS 1, Q, WPA 1, Q, Board 3 DePauw 1-3, Edrta' 4, MSM 1, Q ELIZABETH PHELPS, English Literature , , lappa Kappa Gamma, AINS 3, 4, KWCA 3, 4, Llniyersity ol Vtfisconsin Q. CHARLOTTE POHLMAN, Elementary Education . . . Alpha Ormcron Pi, LIB Q, If-JPA 1-4, Gamma Delta Q-4 FTA Q-4, MAYNARD POLAND, Pre-medical Science Sigma Chi, Pres, 4, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, D024 3, 4, D Association 1-4, Orientation Stalt 4, CARL POPPE, Physics and Mathematics , . Lambda Chi Alpha, Seay 4 Pector Scholar 1-4, l TI 3, 4 Bastetball 1, Q, Phi Eta Sigma 1. 214 LOUISE POPPE, Art . . . Alpha Omicron Pi, Kappa Pi 3 Pres 4 FTA Q-4, YWCA 3 TANE POWELL, Psychology . . . Kappa Gamma, Psychology Club Q-4, FTA Q-4, Psi Chi 3, 4. WILLIAM POWELL, Economics . . Phi Delta Theta, Collegions 3, 4, MSM 3, Golf 3, International Pelatians Club Q. DONALD PRIHODA, English Composition . . . Delta Llpsilon, SDX 3, 4, Spex Q, The DePauw 1-3, Morton junior College 1. ROBERT PUCKETT, Political Science . . . Men's Hall Association, Rector Scholar 1-4, International Pelations Club 1-4, Young Repub- licans 3, 4 WALTER RAMSEY, Economics . . . Alpha Tau Omega, THOMAS RANSOM, Mathematics . , . Lambda Chi Alpha, V. Ere-sd 3, 4, ADS 3, 4, Pector Scholar 1-4, Hoot 1-3, Business Mgr. 4, an 1-3. PHYLLIS RAUTH, Sociology , , . Mason l-Iall, V, Pres. 4, AWS Sengte 4, Toynbee Q-4, Delta Phi Eta Q-4: Westminster Fellowship, V, res 4. ' ESTHER REECE, Zoology . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma, YWCA ulr. Board 3, 4, MSM 3, Earlham College 1, 9. WAYNE REECE, Pre-theology , . . Men's Hall Association, Pres. 4, Pector Scholar 1, Q, International Relations Club 1-3, MSM 1-4, Baslfetball 1-3. Q ,. -3, 'vs E X I jr:- 'S ,Iudith Rees J 1 t ,iz - joan Rideout sq 6 l ' 6: . '13 ,T Carl Rinne ,vs fi, T lv . 41' J ,H Sharon Riordan - 6-, l 'F A xv TT janice Roberts F I 1,4 X . ,Qu Larry Robinson l P Fausto Rodriguez . - ' W I K-4,1 T 1 Harper Roehm 2-' - , .. Richard Rohm l - f 1 , A-of Gordon Rol lert if E A T +1-i ' jerry Rose judie Roser X rv ' .1 5' Carol Rossman 'fg V. 5 Roger Rowen 'X Richard Reudi LQ! Ronald Rush Sunnre Saclcett 1 fav 'K' r 'ffis sas, Robert Sammons t N. Leila Scelonge ie' v- - ...- r -- trfgflgx ' 9, Frederick Schantz A l X T JUDITH REES, Education and Psychology . . , Delta Zeta, UB Q, 3, FTA Q-4, Young Republicanslfl. jOAN RIDEOUT, History Alpha Chi Omega, WRA 1-4, YWCA 'l-4, Young Republicans 4, MSM 'l-4, FTA Q-4. CARL RINNE, Pre-medical Science . . . Phi lappa Psi, Mirage Q, Tennis 9, 3, Collegxans 4, Orientation Stal? 4, WUS Carnival Chairman 4. SHARON RIORDAN, Home Economics . . . liappa Alpha Theta, Home Economics Club Q, 3, Pres, -1. JANICE ROBERTS, English Literature . . . Alpha Phi, UB Q, lnter- national Relatians Club 3, FTA 4, Illinois Wesleyan University 3 LARRY ROBINSON, Mathematics and Economics , , ,Sigma Alpha Epsilon, V, Pres, 4, Rector Scholar 1-4, APO 1-3, FAUSTO RODRIGUEZ, Economics , , , Delta Upsilon, Nevvman Club Q-4, University ofthe Andes,l3ogota,1, HARPER ROEHM, Economics . . . Beta Theta Pi, Football 1, Q. RICHARD ROHM, Speech . . . Phi Delta Theta, UB, 1, Q, WGRE 1-3, Director 4, Psychology Club 4, Young Republicans Club 4. GORDON ROLLERT, History , , .Sigma Nu, Sec'y 4, WGRE 1, Q, Young Republicans 3, 4, Shakespeare Club 3. . . W- V I 1-f - rm .-tl 'B 'Rf , ..f ' t'2 'ik . g, i l Q54 CLASS OF '57 JERRY ROSE, Economics and Mathematics. , . Sigma Chi, V Press 4, Rector Scholar 1-4, Gold Key, Sec'y 4, KTL Pres 4, Publication Board 3, 4, Football 1-4, D Association Q-4 JUDIE ROSER, Psychology , . Pi Beta Phi. Psychology Club 4 MSM 1, Q, FTA 1, Q, University of Oslo, 3 CAROL ROSSMAN, Elementary Education , Delta Delta Delta FTA Q-4, Young Republicans 3, 4 ROGER ROWEN, Economics. r , Delta Upsrlon, Pres 4, Mirage 9 KTlf. 3, 4, Spex Q RICHARD REUDI, Economics , , . Phr Delta Theta, Football 1 RONALD RUSH, Speech . . . Phi Delta Theta, Duzer Du 4, WCnPE 1-4, Cuerman Club Q, Camera Club 1, Q. SUNNIE SACKETT, Sociology . . . Mason Hall, YWCA 1-4, Toynbee 3,4 FTA 1,9 ROBERT SAMMONS, English Composition , . . Delta l Jppa Eosrl-on l V4 Pres 4, Young Republicans Q-4, Golf 3, 4, Cheerleader Q, 3 LEILA SCELONGE, Mathematics , . . Alpha Gamma Delta, Sect' 4 Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Q, Delta Sigma Rho Q, 4, University of Der ham 3. FREDERICK SCHANTZ, Economics . . . D6ltJl'NODDOEDSIlGl'1, Rector Scholar Q-4, UB. Q, 3, Cnlee Club Q, 3. 215 ...ek , gx, 1 ',':'tg5,,.l r K .L t Q . ,, V xxt .1 , QT' -i .1 . , ..., ,, 4 Q 'QA A X Q W . Ay. W V , , .- X X 5 so P X - ,,, t.:.,.5js. rf.. A , ,. Qtek X s 'KSN . , igeglxit ' 1 t'w:r5:'f.- . ff 'L 1 '- X, Y, t.-:rs .. 4 . ., ' ' ' z . BC- ' - ff. CLASS OF '57 ROBERT SCHRIER, Pre-medical Science , , . Sigma Nu, V, Pres. 4, Gold ley 4, Rector Scholar 1-4, YTK 3, Treas. 4, D Association 1.4, Pres 4, Boslfetball 'I-4, Baseball 'I-4 GERALD SCHEUNEMAN, Economics . , .Delta Chi, WGRE Q, 3, V Pres, 4, Orientation Stal? 4, PAULA SEDGWICK, English Literature , , . Alpha Omicron Pi, Mortor Board 4, Orchesrs 1-4, Duzer Du 1-4, Little Theater Board 4, 'WGRE Q-4, Tusitala Q-4, University ol Southampton 3. GREGORY SHACKEL, Economics , . Delta Ch1,Pledge Trainer 4, Football 1-4, Arnold Air Society 4 LARRY SHAFER, Music Education . MHA, Band 1-4, Orchestra 9-4 HUGH SHALLENBERGER, Psychology . . Delta Chi. MARY SHAUMAN, Music Education , . . Pi Beta Phi, Sec'y 4, 'KWWCA 1-3, U B Q, ,lr Board 3, University Choir 1-4, FTA 1-4. PAT SHUTT, Psychology , . . Kappa lfappa Gamma, Disciples of Student Fellowship 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4. GLENN SLANEC, Economics , . Lambda Chi Alpha, Pres 4, Band 'I-3 CAROL SMITH, Economics . Yappa Alpha Theta, UB 1-3, Young Pepublicans 4, Home Economics Club 1-4, AWS 1-4. 216 Robert Schrier Gerald Scheunerrian D' gm. Paula Sedgwick Gregory Shackef Larry Shafer Hugh Shallenberger Mary Shauman Put Shut: Glenn Slanec Carol Smith Doris Smith Robert A, Smith Robert C. Smith Sue Smythe Ralph Edward Srielson Q'?i5ifT15- Jacqueline Snyder Gene Snyder , Rui - 'W 3 Betty Speropoulos Max Staclchouse Neva Stahley DORIS SMITH, Spanish , . , lliappa Alpha Theta. University of Madrid, Spain 3. AWS 1, Q, 4, WRA 1, Q, 4, UB Q, WGRE Q, Motet Choir 1, lRC 1. ROBERT A, SMITH, Economics . . Phi Delta Theta, Pres. 4, Rector Scholar Q-4, Student Senate 3, 4, Collegians 3, 4, Delta Sigma Rho Q-4,Gung Ho 1-4. ROBERT C. SMITH, Economics. . . Delta Upsilon, V. Pres. 4, Hoot Q, 3, SDX Q-4, WGRE Q, 3, Director 4, Grinnell College 1. SUE SMYTHE, Home Economics , . , Alpha Gamma Delta, Treas, 4, MSM 1-4, Home Economics Club Q-4, FTA 3, 4. RALPH EDWARD SNELSON, Pre-medical Science . . . Lambda Chi Alpha, Hoot 1-3, Editor 4, ADS Q-4, DOX 3, 4, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, JACOUELINE SNYDER, Home Economics , . , Pi Beta Phi, WRA 3, 4, MSM 1, Q, Home Economics Club 1-4. GENE SNYDER, Pre-medical Science , . . Mens Hall Association, Rector Scholar Q-4, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, DOX 3, 4, Chemistry Club Q-4. BETTY SPEROPOULOS, Elementary Education . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma, UB 1-4, YWCA 1-4. MAX STACKHOUSE, Philosophy . . . Beta Theta Pi, V, Pres, 4, Rector Scholar 1-4, Shakespeare Club 4, Football 1-3, Collegians 1-4, Orientation Sta? Co-ordirrator 4. NEVA STAHLEY, Elementary Education . . . Delta Delta Delta, Young Republicans Club 4, FTA 3, 4, Stetson University 1, Q. l Tom Starr I , J . I 5- W' 3 A - ',, I Margaret Steffen tr, - ff -,J 43 john Stteper I, ,'-. 1 -A' A - ' I .V ' cm: Rudolph Stoddard tv J ' C '-7' Laurence Stoddard 5 i 4 , I Davrd Stone , ' V Suu. Stood: ,Q Q , ,-. v- 0- V MarY Stolz H ri- 'l ' X q A I james Stott ' ,, H v,-7-'7 6-' Orace Strand 4, , ,, - An 'rf . - f f ,,s....,. 1 Iudrth Stutsrnan Q ' 'r David Swarner W. 1' .fa SN ri - -4 '3 ,Lf I Robert Swezey '- , ,A 'Q'-. vv' ot wo' 4 . .,,- 'T 'r-. --' ,, -I .r h 51 Suzanne Sulllvan V r F Rlchard Talbott A if-'L AIN ' t e ee A ,',r 'Steiff A C B 'lf a V wo, Patrrcta Tanne' x I , i I' E S Carol Taylor Q Q, K 4 P 5 L . f A, ff 1 5 , Rrchard Temple lane 'Ihoma Wtllrarn Thorn TOM STARR, Pre-medical Science , . . Delta Ifappa Epsrlon, Rector Scholar 'I-4, Pres 4, Student Senate, Q-4, DOX Q-4, APO Q-4, Swrrn- mrng 'I-4. MARGARET STEFFEN, English Lrterature ,, pl Beta Phu, V Pres 4, AWS Dorm Stalf 9, XNPA 9, YWCA 3, Shalespeare Club 4 IOI-IN STIEPER, Philosophy . . . Srgrna Alpha Epsrlan, Phrlosophy Club Q-4, Alpha PhuOmega1-4,0yfordFeIIowshrp Q-4 CAROL RUDOLPH STODDARD, Socuology ., Pr Beta Pht. LAURENCE STODDARD, Political Scrence. Delta Llpsrlon, Llnn- versrty of Edrnburgh 3. DAVID STONE, History . . . Delta Tau Delta, UF? 3, MSM Q-4, Muamr Untversnty, Oxford, 'I SALLI STOODT, Art , . . Delta Delta Delta, V. pres 4, Mortar Board 4, AWS V Pres. 4, Pan-I-Iel 3, 4, lappa Pr 4 MARY STOLZ, Psychology . . , Alpha Gamma Delta, WPA 'I-4, YWCA slr 3, Psychology Club 3, 4, Ps: Chr 3, 4. IAMES STOTI, English Composituon . . . Delta Upsnlon, V Pres, 3, SDX 3, 4, DePauw Staff 3, Iusrtala 'I-3, V Pres 4. D Assocratuon 1-4,TracIc1'4. GRACE STRAND, I-Iome Economtcs Alpha Ornrcran Pr, FTA Q-4, Home Economacs Club I-4, AWS 'I, 3, Senate 4, Young Pepub- Itcans 4, I .-., 3, ,gr . . CLASS GF '57 IUDITI-I SIUTSMANA Church Musrc Mason I-Iall, Olee Club 3, 4, fgfIEt6't,ChOIr Q-4, A00 94, Mu l3hr Epsrfon Q44 Sherwood Musrc c oo, 'I DAVID SWARNER, Pre-medtcal Scrence , Independent, Vector Scholar I-4, Beta Beta Feta 3, 4, DOY Q-4, Men's Dorm Stall 4 ROBERT SWEZEY, Politxcal Sctence Delta Upsllon, V Pres 4, Hoot 1-3,CrrcuIatrorr Mar 4, Young Pepublrcans Club 4 LII3 Q SUZANNE SULLIVAN, Socrology, ,Alpha Phu, LIB Q, loynbee Q-4 RICHARD TALBOTT, Chemrstry , . Lambda Chr Alpha, Secvy 3 Rector Scholar 'I-4, Unrverstty Choxr 'I-4, MSM1-3 Chemrstry Club 04, PATRICIA TANNER, Socrology . Iappa Alpha Theta, Ioynbee 4, Young Republrcans Club 4, Canterbury Club 3, 4 CAROL TAYLOR, Musrc Educatron Iappa Iapoa Garrwrrn, Orchesrs I,Q,4, Band 4, Chapel Chorr 4, Uwnyersrty ol Edrnburah 3 RICHARD TEMPLE, Scrence , , Srgrrla Nu, V Pres 4, Feta Bern Beta 3, 4, DOX 3, 4, Canterbury Club Q, 3 IM Board 3, 4 JANE Tl-IOMA, Elementary Educatron lappa Iapan Sana: Mortar Board 4, AVVS Dorm Statl 4, YXWCA I-3, Pres -I, FIA I, Q 4 WILLIAM THORN, I-Ilstory , Slarna Alpha El:-sllcrn 717 ,.,-, ' s el' ' FPBASD ' Tse-Q ty.-Q, 2 T wi ,wi . Va l x l.. N' I sf X c5Q,,, 4? fn- t, X -s . .. X . . ' -,IQSW at e , 3 :Nz-,X 1+ ' -4 -,',I:c:,,1-I -i g K i t fx .Q X XX X K ,N S g ' ' w ,1S'.,s, , L. t EJ 'S -- S3331 N' 3' I , visits? - E U st 'tm K , - ' 21 2 '- -TsEZ:: A 'I iff I t its? CLASS OF '57 DONALD TIBBETTS, Political Science . . . Delta Upsrlon, Sec'y 3, LOU UBBEN, Psychology ,Aloha Chi Omega, AWS Dorm Stalt 3, YWCA lr Board 3, Se-c'y 4, Pan-Hel 3, 4, Psychology Club 4 CAROLYN UHLINGER, Psychology Mason l-lall, Martar Board 4, AWS Advisor 3, V, Pres 4, Student Faculty Council 4, Psychology Club Q-4, Philosophy Club Q, 3, MSM Q, 3, SAMUEL ULMER, Economics , . Sigma Nu, Pector Scholar 'l-4, 'DU Association 244, Baal-etball Q-4, Chemistry Club 'l, Q lANE UMBRElT, English Composition , . . tappa Alpha Theta, AWS l, Q, Board 3, Mirage Bus Stal'l Q, Asst Ed 3, Editor 4, Kappa Pi Q, 3, V Pres 4, Shalespe-are Club 'l-4, University Orientation Stat 4 DONALD VANCE, Political Science. .Phi Gamma Delta, Pres, 4, Yllf 4, Pector Scholar 'I-4, lnternatianal Pelations Club 4, lAMES VANDIVIER, Pre-medical Science. , , Men's Hall Associa- tion, Young Pepublicans Club 'l-4, DOX 3, 4, Spex Q, AIAMES VAN HORNE, Economics , ,Lambda Chi Alpha, ADS Q, 3, Pres 4, UB 'l, 9, Board 3, Alpha Phi Omega l-4, Young Republicans 3, 4 WlLLlAM VAN VOORHIES, Economics and Political Science . . , lndependent jOAN VENEMA, Music Education . , , Delta Zeta, Sec'y 4, FTA 3, 4, Band 4, Calyin Callegel 218 Donald Tibbetts l..ou Ubben Carolyn Uhlinger 'ffwsr Aww Samuel Ulmer lane Umbreit Donald Vance james Vandivier james Van Horne William Van Voorhies loan Venema t Sandra Vincent Beverly lrudgen Walker V-,5 Frank Walker 'luv jean Wal in Dwight Walton Virginia Armstrong Weise Ruth Wessman Robert West Charles Williams jerry Williams EQXNDRA VINCENT, Elementary Education . , . Mason, WRA Q-4, 144 BEVERLY TRUDGEN WALKER, Elementary Education . . . Kappa Alpha Theta, FTA 3, 4, Butler University 'l, Q. FRANK WALKER, Economics . . . Sigma Chi, UB 'l-3, Pres. 4, ADS Q-4, V, Pres 4, Spex Q, Pres, Arnold Air Society 3, 4. JEAN WALLIN, Psychology . , . Alpha Omicron Pi, Psychology Club 3, 4, Psi Chi 3, 4, Young Republicans 3, 4, Alpha Lambda Delta 'l, Q DWIGHT WALTON, Sociology . . . Delta Tau Delta, UB l-3, Debate Q, 3, Toynbee Q-4, Men's Dorm Stal? Advisor 4, MSM Q, 3, VIRGINIA ARMSTRONG WEISE, English Literature , . . Pr Beta Phi, Grinnell College 'l. RUTH WESSMAN, Home Economics, . . Alpha Omicron Pi, Sec'y 4, WPA 'I-4, Young Republicans 4, Home Economics Club 'l-4. ROBERT WEST, Mathematics . . .Phi Kappa Psi. CHARLES WILLIAMS, History. . .Sigma Nu, Pres, 4, Gold Key 4, SDX 3, 4, Rector Scholar 'l, 4, Student Senate 3, Pres. 4, Student Faculty Council 3, 4, The DePauw, Managing Editor 3. ,IERRY WILLIAMS, Music . , . Phi Gamma Delta, University Choir 'l-4, AGO 3, 4, Phi Mu Alpha Q-4, Collegians 'l, Q, Canterbury Club Q-4. Martha WIllIamson I 3' 4- ,r 'GA l jane Wilson X Q john Wrlson , Y VNOQ.. 62 Marion Wlngard Fred Wlngerl M Theodore Wolfe .. ' 5 .ipramr l 1 ' A james Yohe Q- ' 'Q ,S ' I,-mm., Robert Younger .V 5 , 3 1 L Duane Yonon ' A M Davrd l'-l. Meld V, X, CLASS OF '57 MARTHA WlLLlAMSON, French , Alpha l3hI, lreai -1, MC- THEODORE WOLF, Econornrcs lndependenr Mahon SChOlar1-4 A A JAMES YOHE Mothemotrcs PhI Lmmma Delta, lreos 4, 'pru- JANE WILSON, Engllsh Llterature . . , Alpha l3hI, Pres 4, YVVCA dem 590319 31 U3 The DSPGUW lr Q, fAXlI'3l13 ljlfl QVUQTJ L31 1-4,1-Van-l-lel3,4,AVVS1,Q Pres J , ROBERT YOUNGER, E I I fg AlDhnEDsIlon,TreC1S 4, JlE?2l-lCglr2fF:flL1?SDlTl,QEConomIC, , lambda Chr Aloha, U13 1-3, Band pgmor Sdwlm1-4!MHGBZn3I'rIKC5Ung PQDTEMCOUS Club 4 B 3 5, W I FTE' Ibl 1 MARION WINGARD, Engllsh Lxterature Eeta l'l'TetI:I PI, Se-ily 2HQl?E,IONANl Economics' llnd4D 'ld 'll' lawn DJ mlm 4,4'D AsSOCIatIOr11-4,FoOtb:1ll 1-1, Baseball 1, Q ' A DAVID HOWARD MElD, Economlcs . Sllgmo Chl, ADS U41 FRED WINGERT, Elementary Educatlon . . Szgma Flu Young The Depquw 1-3, l3LISIne-SS Mrqr 4, lrltle Theater Board 3,R4, lf'1l9V' l?epublICans1-3,FlA Q-4, VVGPE1 f13fl0V1Ul pSl'3fIOfIS Club 1-3, Tfeos 4, Young Pepublrcnns LlDb1P4 MERLE ALLSHOUSE, RICHARD APPLEMAN, DAVID CARL, ROYCE CONN, CHARLES CORBIN, EVAN CRAWLEY, ROBERT CUMMISEORD, RICHARD DEITSCH, DOROTHY DRAKE, PHILIP FREW, HOWARD GORDON, BONNIE OREENWOOD, DAVID HAOENOW, JOHN HAKE, ALYCE HAWKINS OARY HENRY, SIDNEY HILL, THOMAS JAMESON, JLILIAN JARVIS, GARY JONES, CAROLYN KAY, PHILIP KENDALL, JOHN KRACKE, MARILYN KUHN, MERLE LEHMAN, ROBERT LEWIS, JACK LUKEMEYER, MARY ANN McCLURE,THOMAS MCCLUREARTHURMASTEN, JOHN MEHMEL, PAT METZDORE, JAMES NES- BIT, HOLLY NIMMO, EDWARD PETERS, JEANNE PETRACEK ROBERT PIERCE, ROBERT POLLOCK, DEBORAH POND, GALE RAMSBY, WON HO ROE,WILLIAMSIDES,BARBARASMITHCHARLES SOWERS, EDWARD STOCKER, THOMAS STOC5- DILL, ROBERT SUTTON, MARJORIE TESSMAN, RONALD THOMAS, JACK TUHEY, CAROL VAR- BLE, CHRISTIAN VON DOEPP, DONALD WEBER, RICHARD WEISE, VERL WINSLOW, JOHN YAR- LINC5, CHARLES YOTT. jane Umbreit exhibits her obnlrty to slrde xxx out ol every Situatron. ' -N 110 fl X , I 4 WM f435f'IffLLfhr5Kf, ,. f f 4. 7 1 , Q' L , ,' I, 1 If x C , 1 4- A I f , ' X XL I , W fm fx 7'-' v 1 r ' f , 1 , , fc , ' , 1 I 1 , 1 1' ' f fx if KZ K C 1 f 1 Vfl V fr 1 I fq , , Xjr' 5 f M f Lf QQ 'W M' ff f lf 0 kkxxx T LCUM R' Q-,J-729- , M61 We f U1 N ll! XJR! iff gf Q ,fy N If K NN QXN M W V ,ff K 1, el X, f' ff K mf 1, H f F A 'nf- x MSM! X. W y QW 4 ALPHA CHI OMEGA The temperature in Greencastle, lndiana lorty-two degrees gloomy This is Monitorfffgoing places and doing things with Bob and Ray, Bob: lhis is Bob' Roy: And this is Ray' Bob: Welre in Greencastle an this line day Qsloosh, slushl and . , Watch out lor that puddle, Rayl Ray: Vtlhat puddle7 Blub . Bob: Come up lor air, Pay, heres our destination Ray: Csplashb What hotel is this, Bob? Bob: No hotel, Ray, this is the Alpha Chi Qmega house, Bob: Were standing in the hall now and are about to interview some ol the young ladies Lets call over one of these girls strolling across here in lrant ol us Roy: Whats your name? Girl: Mertl Bob: l noticed, Nlert, that you were standing ol'l by yoursell when we First came in, Any reason7 Mert: Yeahl l'rn scholarship chairman Bob: lWhat's that got to do with it? Mert: l put the whole house on study table at the First ol the year l dont thinlf they lilfed it Bob: l-lerels Ray with another young lady lhanlt you lor tallfirig to us, fylert Ray: Bob, l want you to meet Fluls. l toolc her away from a bridge game, so well have to tall: last Bob: Hello, Fluls 222 Ginny Jacobson President Gail Achtner Vice-President Gail Ar1deVSOa Secretary Carol knight L Treasurer F--4 E is. l s! Well slcip the preliminaries. What are some of the things your house has been doing this year? Ftulsz Well, we pledged lots ol nice girls, we had a pledge dance, we had a supper For the faculty, we entertained our alumnae, we had a tree-trimming party, we had a spring dance and . . . Ray: Wow, girl, you've been busyl Ffuls: They have, l havent Didnt you notice? My name is Slult spelled baclcwards. Bob: What do you do, then? Fluls: l play bridge, smolce cigarettes, and watch television. Ray: lhanlc you very much Slu . . , l mean, Fluls. lt's been nice tollcing to you, Bob: l-lerels another young lady. And whats your name? Girl: Flossiel l sing, dance, and play the piano. just asl4 me and l can do it, Bob: You sound very talented, Flossie, Flossie: Yeah, l'm talented in everything ex- cept men. Bob: Why not men? Flossie: llm a sopho- more. l'm slumping, Ray: Well, Bob, it's about time to talqe all again with Monitor. Bob: Thanlc you all for your Fine cooperation, l'rn sure the listening audience has enjoyed this. Ray: This is the Bob and Ray Show signing olt with Alpha Chi Omega. 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Boren Kay Brenner Marg.e Gantz Sue Smythe Ann Bowen Ada Jane l-lane Barb Lesle Martel Meyers Mary Qtolz Bonnue Barrow Ellen Boclman ,lan Bruggeman Ann Freehafer Carole l'elly leanne Mertnn Sharon Muller Sharon Moore Charlotte Nelion ,lane Prghtsell l-larruet Pune-hart Ellarle Shaw Llacly Snyder Donna Stlllwe-ll Mary Qtotz laanne Tontes Del Walker lay Vlfaneaar lan Wvchefsham Carol Anderson Betty Baruth Duane Carlson Betty Brentner Carol Combs Narucy Cuessler Barbara Grsfhths Ann Headley Betty Kenyon Sally Mead Marana Novak Paula Putlll Mary Scharf Eileen Smrth Charlene Sorenso Karen Steward Charlotte Todd Fllyn Vynalelc larry Zorn Mary Bottrell Norma Foster Lucy Freehaler Marcra Geyer Posse l-lasselcl Manfyn l-lays l aty hlerath Marilyn l-lousema lulne Hudson karen Hueston Ruta Knight Ellle Larlmer ,lean McCalIuster Lrbby Prunty Sue Plslc Lynn Schrerber Yludy Wall.er F1 D Ann L Soren l ay Brenner President Vice President Margaret Gantz SQCYQTUVY Sne Smythe .. Treasurer Mrs Dalph Wrllrams Housemother sq. -,I ,fit t N 4i'.s.J-tx tml s 'W Q I'TqfE ' ALPHA GAMMA ELTA Time: june, IQ57, Place: Alpha Gamma Delta lrvrng room Characters: Tosh and Trsh, two senror Alpha Clams Qfits the curtarn rrses we hnd Tosh and Trsh remrnrscln os 1 jus can' e :eve I vs over Is : gb T tr I t tb I r T Ir Thus year certarnly slrpped by' Tosh: l-low rrght you are Somehow l never drd hnd tame to study Tish: Nerther drdl Rrght alter rush was our open house Tosh: And then came Freld Day, Tish: Cream pre everywhere Tosh: And what about our rope-pullrng sophomores? Tish: Ah, yes' VVhat muscles' Tosh: Spealang ol the sophomores , t remember all the hours they spent on our Qld Gold Day decoratrons7 Tish: Thor rarny Qld Gold Day, Qh, well, everyone ltnows octupuses lrve ID the water Tosh: But we had vvonderlul weather lor the premrere of New Faces of I95o, remember? Tish: What a performance' Tosh: Nrneteen lovely stars' Tish: And then Dads Day l tool: my Dad on a grand tour ol the new lrbrary Tosh: Lubrary. That remrnds me ol all the exams we had before Thanlrsgrvrng. Tish: 'Nhat a relrel Thanlcsgrvung vacatron was' Tosh: Yes, we really needed the rest: Tish: And that extra day' Woe to VVabosh' Tosh: But rt was great to get baclr to evchanges, studres, e-changes, boolts e-changes Trsh And Chrxstmas overnIghtT' l thought those pledge: never would go to bed Tish: But we got such nrce presents Tosh: Oh, yes Sarnt Nucl was really on the ball Tishg Even nrcer than the presents was the Sororuty Pow Sung and Vespers Tosh: And what dell- crous coolres' TiSl'1:':Th'VX e musn't lorget the Chrritma: tea Tosh: And the Chrrstmas tree fell over the verv next day Tish: ,lust couldnt tale the e-crtement l guess Tosh: Then came a new year Tish: I957 Tosh Frnal exams' Tish: But then we started aaarn wrth a clean slate Tosh: And we drd wrn the U B Day brrdge tournament Tish: Then Golddrggers' Ball l-low do you suppose we ever got those two olclock hoursd Tosh: lt's beyond me' Tish: I'II never lorget the ewcrte- ment ol rnrtratron Tosh: l certarnly lelt Important Schol- arshrp Weekend, tellrng the hugh school senrors about college lute Tish1 Remember the sprung dance7' Tosh: Ah, yes. Then lVlay Day Tish: All our mothers brought coolrres Tosh: Then the prom Tish: And now graduatron' Tosh: Whrch draws to a close a tremendoui year In Aloha Gamma Delta: 'WTQ lean Ande-'Son President Marv lllgen . , Vice President Mary lou Manning Sgqretqyy Barbara Garrett Treasurer Mrs Marie Wright I-Iousemother ALPHA QMICRON PI fifty name If Alize lm a tomcat and live unolticially, with the A099 l ftarted Qctober all to a big meow, teazting at the buttet banquet before their all-campus dance, celebrating AOPM titty years at Depauw The salty Dog played, and the whale night was great, even twaugti lim a traditional iazz cat myeelt These gals rronit puszyloot around when it comes to playing champ- iznjrvp bafrletball or tal ing territic pledge-3 twenty- iwe in tne tall and more in the spring purr-rutll Man, lim a cool cat at dodgtng tiltv-seven pair: ol feet f1U'l'lVtfl clownitairs lor pin and ring ceremonies, lve nad lot ol practice thii year l made it lor all the ex- i 'iUVi'ilEA but had tne mort lun at the iQQO'3 one with itS inoit 2l'irt , roicoon coati, and the Qong about bathtub ginger-beer lhatis right, liftll it? Qne of my nine livez lelt rre when tne pledgeg alrriozt included me in on their wallout miiciiiet And lor a while there, l was spend- 226 2 'J S fa ve . ,, 41514.- ,lg ..p it Q j .ik ig -j ' f gli. ing most ol my weekends in Speech Hall, howling lor all the A095 who were leading in Monon, SDK, plays, Qrchesis, and Qollegians My most unlavorite moments were when all the Zool- ogy majors cut up cats, De5pite the formaldehyde, lim sure l recognized one as my Uncle l lorehound Final exams were a strain on me, the gals had hardly any time lelt at all between dating, l-lubbing, and studying But second semester brought the AGES into the center ot Depauw lite with ACPI State Day here on campus and a national college beauty queen lhe house is lull ol artists, dancers, writers, Singers, datera, good-looling legs There are also l-lubcats, including Mom Wright, who once cut chapel for cottee according to the Feline lnlormation Service Yes, my name is Alice, lim the tom-cat that loves living with the AQDIS Purr-rul'll jean Anderson Mary lllgen Ruth Wessman Barbara Garrett Beverly Bryan Sandy Burroughs Donna jensen Mary Lou Mannnng joan Moore Frances Crt Char Pohlman Louise Poppe Paula Sedgwrcl. Grace Strand jean Wallin Mrlly Anderson Nancy Barnett Barbara Baughn Georganna Blume janet Brebach Marllrfn Brown janet Case Bobble Duncan Alice jones Barb Kenagy Barb Land Mary McCallum Betz Mclfldowney Sue Mrller Bev Mullen Sherry Prerpont Ton: Prgott joyce Paaland Audrey Swanson jan Barton judy Cool' Pat Foley Nancy Frndley Grnny Greenwald Carolyn l-lostetter judy Hull Bey johnson l-lelen jones Rae Lahtr Donna Leyerenz Myrna Magnuson Ann Mcclanahan Mary Noll judy Ober Sara Peters Shrrley Prmlort Susan Proud Susan Schusler Alrce Schwartz liz Schultz Sally Smrth Peg Trbbetts Ann Ugland Laurre Austrn Maryan Bauer Ruth Ann Carlson Carol Garrett Peggy Gladden Kay Hansen Ann l-larger Gayle jensen janet Hershberger julre McGrnnrs joyce Mendenhall Carol Poesner Marlene Schrld Lynn SlrnrOSS Pam Wxllus Ginger Wlsharl Murrel Woodhall n, in.-vf ii. .34 rs., , ,,. 9' - . ' Q, - NE,, - f '90 .- ' ZQGB f-me 1 ' 1, ,, 8-1 I Z- . ip v F 85 kia 4 4 ' 7 V -,g:i- 1: --wang, 1 ' -A . 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N J: 'l r s. ws- ,lane Wrlson Sue Miner Mary Ann Taylor Martha Wnllramsan Sue D'Sunter ,ludy Lrlly lane Matthews ,lan Roberts Sue Sullnyan Joy l-lolthouse ,ludy Blang Annrs Bledsoe Vnclfn Bunting Ann Drssrnger Ardy Edwards Carolyn Evans Marrlyn Frtch Ylane glarrell Penta lohnson lean Landon Sue Lawrence lady Nenghbours Ann Thomas Ann Wallace Carol Bowers Barb Broolces l aren Buclcman Nancy Clemens Lynn Clrpprnger Puth Euchelman Whntney Fearer Betsey Harvey Sonya lanes jayne Kuebler Ann Lee sloyce MacFall Jan Mendenhall Nancy Parmenter Duane Penrod Helen Price Karol Skinner Carol Unrerburg Barb Ward Daily Adams Sue Addrson Nancy Blandrn Betsy Flora .lean Folck Bobble Lrttllcen ,loAnn McCullough Maggie McElwann Peg Mclfarg Lrncla Morse Chris Nehf Pat Nerghbours Marilyn Phelps Nancy RICE Trish Risk Mo Smrrh Sandy Whutalcer Mrruam Whitnell Sandy Wilson Claude-ue Wrlr lane Wrlsan Sue Mrner Mary Ann Taylor Martha Wrllramson Mrs Leona Matrerrr Presrderrt Vrce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Hcrusemather A V A great year began at Mount Vernon when the fhrs returned to a newly parnted, papered, and polrshed house, and at the same trme Cooks Annes was reap- ened for a delrghtfully Bahemran year Wrth great enthusrasm we threw, pulled, and posed our way ta wrn the All-Events trophy at Freld Day At the fall dance thrs agrlrty came rn handv restrarnrng our dates as the pledges paraded downstarrs Peflectrng our domestrc asprratrans, the twelve faat Argyles Vylrll Sail 'Em' won another plana decaratron on Qld Gold Day The Chapter also embarked on an unfargetable trrp to Miamr Unrversrty, Many frne new polrgres were rnstrtuted thrs year, The center couch councrl rssued the honor system edrct for date-nrght clasrng, as rt turned out, the councrl had the honor and the daters had the system The wartrng staff successfully contrnued to sauelch appetrtes wrth combos rn the lrrtchen and hlaclcauts durrng Beta songs A three-mrnute phone lrmrt was hopefully rnstalled and artfully disregarded, as was the dret table. As the year wore an, more traumatic experrences peset the Phis, Thrs house was buddrng wrth aueenly candidates. The sophs snealred aff early one marnrng ALPHA PH! Lta decorate for Chrrstmasl A weel later Santa Claus appeared vvrth the DLl's and several underprrvrleged chrldren That weelrend the Kappas, Alpha Gams and the fhetas descended to mrngle wrth Mens l-'lall and sound tuneful at the Sararrty Row grng After an un- eventful vacatron the ladres Comhrned wrththephr Psws ta Yell Luke l-fell and wrn a lovely plague fhrs glared at the srsters for the remarnder of the semester as they attempted drllgerrtly to study C75 rn the bumsoam Frnals soon threatened, he-rghtenrng the ceaseless at- tempt to appease the natronal szholarshrp charrman Second semester was wrtness to the tradrtronal pledge walltout, where the freshmen lrloerally tool out the frustratrons rncurred from strrct aloservance of study talole In the mrddle of prn-serenade trme came the sprrng dance rn honor af the retrrrng senrars Vllrth less honor, hut eaually as much fun, came the mystrcal rrte af Senror Swrngaut Finals agarn crept up unobserved and therr passrng was properly celebrated durrng the eterzrses prevraus to graduatron As the old senrars faded away, the llhrs could loal-. pacl-. on another hegtrc and hrlarrous year. 229 DELTA DELTA DELTA Greeting the returning TriDelts with a freshly-painted interior, the 3-D ranch shoolf off its summer dust, threw open its doors, ond settled its foundations one inch farther into the ground in preparation for the year T956-57 l-lundreds of feet crossed its floors in the following weelc, and when the dust had cleared, roundup had produced twenty-two new pledges, l-lousing of many transients, would-be ranch inhabitants, in the forms of frogs in the dorm, o bat in the hall, ond f'Alice the everffriendlv cat, caused several of the less experienced ronch hands to evacuate until more experienced rodeo champs threw and hog-tied the various boarders. November second found the ranch empty again os the hands adjourned to the Ll B ballroom for the pledge dance f'Qpening Night 'A Scarcely had the beams and rafters a chance to stop guivering from all the ewcitement when in galloped a rival group of cowhonds lfnown as dads who proceeded to tolce over the ranch for the wee-fiend An old-fash- ioned melodrama, a luncheon and a dod-daughter din- ner rounded out the festivities The Christmas season blew in and the ranch toolt on a new lool with the addition of ribbons, holly, mistletoe, and other appropriate trimmings The Lambda Chi- 230 PSQQV Dwley , President SGH' SF0OCll Vice President Connie Paulson Secregmy ,Ianet Peters Tfeqsufef Mrs, Luna l'-lall Thralls Hougemolhef Tri Delt Christmas party found Santa passing out presents chucltling frequently, ond almost losing his tummy, a fact which was pointed out rather ashamedly by one of the younger guests, Christmas Tea, as usual, found both faculty and ranch hands gaily attired in pre-season excitement. The climax to a gay pre-Christmas holiday came when the ranch hands chipped in S355 for the l-lungarian student cause rather than buying the customary house present Relaxing again for two quiet weel4s, the ranch had scarcely been thoroughly cleared when it was refilled with hands, thoroughly vacation-worn and rather dubi- ous about finals It wasnt long however, before a l'Yell Lilce l-lelln contest brought the Delts over for a practice yelling session, and the poor ranch had a terrible time trying to lceep its plaster in one piece A funeral service, complete with mourners, at which all gripes were cremoted, preceded finals and then, almost before we ltnevv it f the darlt hours were over and second semester had begun. Golddiggers, spring weather, Pansy Brealcfast, Ander- son Street Triad, house farewell to the seniors and once more the ranch closed its doors on another year, Peggy Dailey Salt: Stoodt Comme Pauison janet Peters Sue Blalr loan Garwood Drone Hammond Caro! 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W 11 'T ' ' l ' 1 -, S1 1' A ' 1 I U 5 ' :T ' wt IA lx T33 l ' . 1 .A,, of Skt.. , 232 Nancy Baldwun Marty Paltz Marllyn Merlfle Carol Brenuhaus Mrs. Barnes Ann Allayvay Ann Bland Shirley Pouch Sue l-luller Barb Johnson Sandy Krllcovlc Gaul Loomls Nancy Mercer slody Neal Connve Evans Dawn Follett Megs Geyer Nancy l-ladley Barb l-lartong Lourne l-looton karen Iohnson ludy Landis Carol Leopold Sally Peterson ,ludy Snmpson Nnclny Treat Nancy VVaymure Paula Wear ,lulne Whntney Ginny Beamer Joyce Blttner Martha Bull Babble Cole l.lz Curtrs Nancy Dralfe joanne Del-lollan lrnda Fredele Yloanne Guts Pat lnrlcpatrnck pat Kuhns Ifatue Mfflugage Betty Kay Oxnam Pat Parker janet Pansom Mum: PQIIZ Carol Plslc Lnnda Sunlcel Gall Van Epps 9atty Wullnams Linda Brarnard Maryorte Burgess 'lan Luster Marrlyn Manrose Marcua Mead Thelma Price Nancy Nucholas Pea Rosslter Sharon Scott Pat Vaughn PatWh1te ,lo VVood Annette Zihlman der Nancy Ealdwrn Presrdert Nlafty FGIIZ xflC?Apf9SlCl9Dl Marrlyn Merlle Secretary Carol Breulrauf Treasurer Mrs l-lazel Barnes Housernotlwer Q v,5,v Delta Gamma lnrttrng Cltretirrirn lolsrng one DG House COM on lrlty-two luneloyrng a:trv.t.e. lncreose by lrlteen grand pledgez and cr-re lvgkgfo lrousemotlwer, Knrt togetlwer wrtlr a strtclw ol lun and lrrlarrty Add tlwe powder' Bowl yrctory rn the Qonteit Eetween DG and Kappa Kurt two cheers lor our lorlet Bowl otreen wno rergr-red over tlwe annual game between tne Delte: and lilwr Delt' Purl baclc on lrlteen DG delas wlro rr.cde tlwerr pew rnto Depauw socrety vra tlwe Anchor Fall pledge dance -+ DELTA GAMMA glrp srrty-Seven 'ttclrefr to ine Qczfrer ol Lozuit and l'lOwOrd Street lor tlne Ccurrcfbzeal rng ol our new DQ dream lwotrfe l'fv or'L rn o pattern ol OfllX'lllE'fr wrtlr two strtclwe-5 lor our YVVCA and FTA State preiraent' lrnrt togetlwer wrtlw our two Mortar Eoardr- and tlwree Alplwa Larnz Prcl UCrll'1l99?fllCEEfOlClTG 5'Vf for altrrrd-rarsrng bajagr Purl on nrne worderlul nrorrtlnfr ol V350-57 End wrtlr srxty-seven strtclwef ol lwopef- toward lrrtdre years wrtlr more ol tlwe Sante rn DG yarns 133 rf 1 ' ro 'Q il' Cn September 9, lorty-ergl1tDZ's prled rnto tlwe lwouse on Vtlaslwrngton Street, rerorcrng at tlre addrtron of lorty new clwapters alter merger wrtlr Delta Srgma lfpsrlon lNe began tlwe year wrtlw ruslw and twenty new pledges VVorlrng wrtlw tlre Al0's we recerved tlne troplny lor tlwe best bootlw at tlwe WUS carnrval and added to Our troplues once again by vvlnnrng tl1eVVl2AboWlrng clnampronslwrp Alter rrsrng rn tlre rarn at sux a m on Qld Gold Day to decorate, we were pleased to lwear tlwat our Mfool Cat on a Real Gone Knrglwtw had placed seiond llne unusually warm and dry lall made possrble many barbeaues and tennis matclnes rn our saacraus bacl4 yard Car pledges were lormally presented to tlne campus at tlre annual lall dance Vrsrons ol Venus H Qt course, we never l-new when tlwe buzzer would summon UT to a candle ceremony alter wlwrclw anotlner gurl would be wearrng a new rrng or pun, Exchanges, bmdge,lnmnng andrustgabbrng Hled many noun Sclrolarslwrp was not lorgotten and yells ol Hquret lwoursw rang tlwrouglw tlre lrouse At tlre annual Clnrcken and Eeans drnner, tlme Nbeaneedtersl' vowed to raise 23-I Mnrretta Coble , President Carolyn glones Vice-President gloan Venema Secretary Carole Grrmmer Treasurer Mrs Fred Mann Housemotrer DELTA ZETA tlrerr grades and eat clwrclcen next semester. Frnals came rn january and srlenced settled over tlwe ltouse The brrdge tournament tradrtranally played durrng tlnrs weelc, proved to be a welcome break alter lang lnours ol Hbeaverrngf' llwe sprung semester began as usual wrtlm lots ol good resolutions and as usual tlwey were broken as tlwe campus once agarn taolr up :ts round ol activrtres Golddiggers was a bug event and rooms were scrubbed and waxed lor tlrat alleseeing male Inspection. ln Marclw our pledges became actrves and we celebrated at a Formal banquet As the end ol tlwe year approaclned, the lwouse was lrlled wrtlw tlwe excrtement of the annual warters banquet, senror swrngaut, and tlne less roylul tlmouglnts ol anotlner round ol exams. Sensors planned careers or summer weddrngs, tlre soplwomores and junrors drscussed summer vacatrons, we all found sunbatlwing in tlwe baclc yard muclw more lun tlran the studyrng we needed to do. ln tlwe midst ol all tl1rsactrvlty,vve all lound trme to agree tl'1attl'us was a year to remember, Morrerto Coble Corolyn lones loon Ve-nemo Corole Grrmmer llo Alexonder Georgruenne Burow Mlm: Cole Alono l-lucl-mon Mory Ann Knmrnell Fvelyn Lontmqo Sharon Noll Lludy Fees Indy Asbell Morly Crumb Judy Dovus Drone Fellows Mory Fates Selly Gregory Clmor l-lyrnon Corolyn ,lones Mory Krrl lone Lelwrnon Goal Lone Delrolwr Moce Susan Morse Bev Toms Corolynn Wolters Drone VVoodvvord Morrlyn Finer Dhyl Cline Elorne Degenlwort Sue Dorronce Momco Elmore Corolyn Evons The-lmo l-lunrer Pouletle lflrng Soro Mores Noncy Noson Evelyn Nesbrtt Wrlmo lxlewmon ,loyce Reynolds Bev Sclmoen Borb Sturnson loyce Wolrno Corolyn Cool Dot DeLrne Por Horrmson Drone Greg Bobby Roche ,ludv Lorrd Connre Morrrson 'Bongo Noy Sue Ann Qldoler Borboro Prescott Glorro Peuclwenboclw Morcro Pothwerler Mortlwo Snovely MorgoretVerl1ulSt Gunny Wolsh Morty Whrteheod Jo Ellen Wrl's -.nf . 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A la b t'l'.fLt'fl il! 236 Sue Farrell Jo Perry -lody Clune judy I-loft Mrs. Perlfrns Kay Anderson Mary Dahlen Anne Ehrenhordt Linda Evans lean Fowler Ellen Frank Mary Lynn l-larrrs Lou Ann l-lart L12 Ives Nancy Kunlfei Iudy Lal-lue Sue Lrppman Lol: Lopez liarbara Maher jo Moser Marllyn Nlurlln Sharon Prordan Doris Smith Pat Tanner jane Umbrelt Beverly Walker Mary Ellen Arnold Carol Conder Barbara Coppes Mary Crosby Po Davrs Roberta Gates Barb Gunn Diane l-larrls Carolyn Humbert Emestrne Johnson Nancy Lamlrn Pat Mannln Mary Lynn lN4CCorl4le aleddte Mclfvoy Karen Merlfs lane Mrddleton Martha Morgan Sue Scherr Barb Smalheer Sara Stewart Ann Thompson Sharon Wrllrams Ruth Wrlson Marcia Barron Gay Burkhart Ann Egbert Sue Egbert Pachel Hampton Barb l-lerrlclc Kay Knox Barb Lindley Ruta Luther Nancy McKay Mary Morgan Thea Phelps Luz Pays Lll Smith Sue Stnmson Nancy Turner julie Ware Deanna Worl Gall Andrews .lulle Arnold Beth Boone Ann Breclf Ginny Coolrng jrll Dudley Elorse Eslcew Mellnda Fuller Judy Garner Karen l-loven lane ,lobe judy Laadt ,le-anne LaDulce Marcia Lrfe Dede Lockwood Katrina Longneclcer Sharon Mallough Pat Parlcer Kathleen Posenthal Lots Southard Sue Farrell President Io Perry Vice-President vlody Cline Secretary ,ludy Holt Treasurer Mrs Nlariorie Perlins House-mother ix,-.X X., f, , - - Q, - pc V , f x it? 'H 'H L - H- - fe . ' 5' gf! :X 5 I 5 1 D i ' - 1-L - ,M--, L ' t'.-'firfvrjflv .1 as L We ft A- --'f- - f 'r r ' ' ,',,..s I ',w Q.. ,.f,- -' sgggggcrmlisi gs-i gui ,gg aw , Y n W -- - :M -i m a - H 'Ii I I is 2111 4 l 'figtfw vu iq- ' W' J f Qliifi. A M :fig-3 - - i -I nf- is 5-ra ee., :Q ' . ,..f:c1,.,. ,. f, ritfll- , L UV' L . 'mf - .ec L 13 - --,o, r f . P44-'fl-lf? tj A' + ' -J' . -'c ' L ' ' ' . ---5--ll ' Tgyf- rr-'ff , '4Q.c:.'f-. '31 L' ,A - . V 3 m1Zut-1-M ' , , g- -mfg:-'-3:- if ' - css. ' . JA? - - .-an APPA ALPHA THETA xt , in From the KAT wire service, Bulletin ,. lt's a bird , its a plane . , . itis a BAT! Sixty screaming lhetas dodge an innocent baby bat, cruising in through a third-Floor window. It is unleelingly removed to the coid out-ol doors . , FLASH . . Lou Ann Hart, senior, is crowned Qld Gold Day queen while Theta homecoming decora- tions droop soggily in the rain , . , FOREIGN SERVICE . , . wearers of the lcite welcome Loli Lopez from Spain and by strange coincidence present Noche de Fiesta as their pledge dance. Twenty-three senoritas malce their bow as Theta pledges while Loli's dance and two genuine pinatas highlight the evening . . . FLASH . , . Bev Walker is chosen Sweetheart of Sigma Chi , FRGM FRANCE . . . Ann ,lohnson samples lite at Mont- pelier while Dotty Dralre returns, laden with tales ol Continental living . . . judy Hott departs For England and others plot summer tours ..SplfClAL , , ,l3hiGams1oin forces to declc the halls with mistletoe and fling tinsel on a rotund Christmas tree, MHA carols in the candle- light and the waiters turn to throwing snowballs in- stead ot plates . . . BULLETIN . , . crazed with study, Thetas malce noodle soup in the coffee percolater and stampede lor the lcitchen at break time DOUBLE FLASH , hnals are over at last and the sophomores barricade themselves on the third Floor, malce surprise attaclcs on loahng seniors . SPEQIAL iuniors wallt out and careen to Chicago in Uffiabrielii for a weeltend of revelry . . ifhungw remains the evpression ol the hour , , , LATE BULLETIN Theta pledges are init- iated with great celebration and eighty actives set out lor State Day and Naptown, hideous food at the Clay- pool and the traditional bags ol carmel corn FROM THE SGUTH suneworshipping lhetas Journey to Florida For spring vacation and a premature tan practice up on that swimming and return to Find the porch ott limits For sun bathing LATE BLiLLEllN , the baclc yard must sulhce ,Phi Gams purchase binocuf lars , MQRE NEWS sophomores plan Easter egg hunt and continue their private war, seniors glory in late hours and wedding plans luniors dash about with activities, spring dance w'th the Alpha Chis, and the Final banquet. . , SPECIAL .,l3hi Bete chapel, May Day, Finals, graduatrpn , , . the class ol '57 sets out to malce more headlines tor Theta, 237 .......X. ---xx Nancy l-lunge-r President Gretchen lffrger .Vice-President pfl-IdY Dlx Secretary Mlm: Angster Treasurer Mrs. Pobertrne Housemother KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ltlz o clear day here at the Depauw Pacetraclt Any moment now we wrll be underway wrth Vee race fans theyre otll And novy comrng down the glorrous Locust strarghtavvay Mom Dees and Wartl It cant bel But sure enough rt's Dutlyl lheyre leadrng the paclf, lrrends But runnrno o close second ore the senrors chugorng away lor the hnol stretch Corrrrng up rn the drztunce, we see a small puck ol lrrslcy rmrord riirng lor IDD horrors 'wrie as nany sophomores ore ztarrrpedrng lor the rnsrde flff? ,And Vr'ZLrlC'3'J'r'f1lh,9r'0rT1Qf, lorrrrornc u the rear, rs a - 3 D nefdoy pledge class lrorstrcczllf vvorlrng lor the Ley. And now, lrrerrds, the great moment opproaches, Theyre neorrng the hnrsh lrne ltlz almost over, race lansl lt's olmost overl 238 But whats thus? We cant see the vvrnner turnrng unto the 507 Locust Vrctory Lane' We can't see the vvrnnerl Seems there Ore too mony VIEW-blOCl4lDQ obstacles, l.'Vhot's thus horseployf? All vve can see ore a pledge dance vvrth the old-lash- roned touch, Faculty desserts, where 'lmoneu lettrng- dovyn was a sure bet, exchanges, complete vvrth horse laughs, sororrty srngs, wrth others on the Locust troclc, donltey serenades, puns and rings, , Cant lorget to mention a horseshoe lor lastrng luclc Studies . . . It shouldnlt happen to a nag . But race Fans, desprte such obstacles, we see now that all hye entrres Mom ond DULlY,S9V1lOFS,jlJf'IIOVS,SDDl'lO' mores, and freshmen are neclc-and-neclc at the hrrrsh lrnel ltls a tre a tre-up ol well rounded lrvrng, And talte rt from me, lrrends, thats strarght from the horses mouthl Nancy l-lunger Gretchen Krger Prudy Dr-1 Mum: Anaster Mrs Dees Nancy Ade- sludy Buckner Loss Cashrn lady Fall Mary jordan ludy Lrnn Betsy Phelps Esther Peece Pat Shallenlaerger Carol Taylor Xlane Thema Pat Barnes Phyllrs Brown Ann Cotton Edna Dr-1 Anne Earhart Lee l,ewlS slaellen McFarland kay Clrr Lrnda Stung Sue Sutter Sandra Swisher Pam Lllrey puthanne Vlrllllramsan Nancy Young Lynn Ande-rSOn Mary Aye Reyerly Bal-er Ann Barnes 'lane Perlebrle Barbara Breser Arternrs Demos sludy Dylhulzen lxatre Ellrs Sally Gross ,lady l-lager Sally l-lrrsch Nancy Lendrum Mary ludlam Susan Marshall lane Moms Ermly Darler lacauelrne Peusser la Ann Pldclell Sue Sandberg Sue Schroeder ludy Shaft Nancy Sauer Donna Stewart Sue Stlrllnq Chrrs Trusler Sara Burcl-hartt Helen Del ana Ann Elder Sandra Fatrades Nancy Grant Lynn Holmes ,lady l rapp Phyllls laniane Darrnee Maxwell Gayle McPrrde pamela Mills Marlon Mitchell Carol Pea Sally Shale Dorrre Taylor Nadlne layey Connre Trtzsler Nancy lNeesner Carol Wfrllrams ludy Wrseman - I r.-1-11-, , ,o F .- xg Y 0 'N J 'L 1 ' s, il, I :', 1 -1 I, 6-r I ., f 'J f . - V' m 1 ec,-f 4 O, ' 'GPO rn' WN r' A' A 4' ' 5 AL-1' It 291 ,ge 4' ,Z9 N f '- K me eeeeee W e r E 'dv V , 13 lwx 5' lr r 1 M A v- ., 4 ' 64- ' an - ll ' r ,. 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' - -I--:- -of 9 ' ,. . .Psi-ggi 'M , t .... ... . ..:w-hhnf:xs..:zfev:.fIwK,i?:w,A57Sf?s5v LOCUST MANOR Qur freshman some of the neoond pseudo-humore :sts called us Urhrnesu and Wcroversmfeyearl Gone with the wind Early September saw the arrrval ol thrrty-three awe- strrclten gurls at what was to be descrrbed as our home away from home rn the communuty ot the great Depauw Famrly The rrgors of rush were aurcl-,ly drsposed ol, ana the grrls settled down to, or rn some cases were oyer- whelmed by, the worlzaday study routrne All was not regular lryrng and pursurt ol the Eye,- lastrng Yea ol academrc perfection, however, Bozo Sugar, VVedge, l'Vlo, and Glo, along wrth Qompatrrots helped on occaston to lryen the worlts dorm pranls general elhcrency rn lulhllrng the dutres of call gurl, car' :ng lor the spastrc Beta canrne, taltrng hula lessons throwrng what we hnally called Mobnosrous oartres' The dearest memory wall no doubt be the rrngrng ot the bell on weekend nrghts, summonrng us baclf to the shelf tered lrle ol study and contemplatron that all good Fresh' man gurls lead Two mrnutes trll closrng trmell' For all these little lrmrtatrons ol dorm lute hovyexe' and the many trmes we stooped to the old Del3a,w custom ol Hblowrng oh' the program N there was a 131' ol happy memorres t o tcle ywrth us 241 sig-- 'QS I I ,-' MASON HALL 'Ne, the girls of Mason l'lall, in order to misinform you about our little union, establish confusion, insure domestic bedlam, provide for the common defense of our lawn, promote our general welfare, and secure the bles- sings of the Dean of Students Qffice for ourselves and our posterity, do establish this Constitution for Mason Hall Article l Section 1- All powers known shall be vested in the l-louse of Council which will return early each fall to go to lVlerom for their last summer fling Section Q-The f-lall shall be composed of TQ4 members with no powers Csee Section 'IU No person shall be a member who shall not have attained the age of ten Cunless precociousy and have been one year a member in good standing in the Depauw family. The l'lall shall be composed of too many sophomores Caround sixty-fiveb, too vocal juniors Caround forty-fiveb, and thirteen round seniors Section 3- The times, places, and manner of holding social events shall be decided by the powers that be The program for early fall shall be Qand wasl as follows: a l?ound,Up Party upon return to Depauw and en- virons with caucasing of all members in the bum- room 242 Liz'Moorhouse President Martha Moore Vice-President EileenIMatthews Secretary Missjleee Nlillen Resident Counselor b. A greatly successful dinner Cthe only lcindj called Paris through a Portholen replete with violin music and smoked oysters. c, Tiger lnnn decorations for Qld Gold Day Quntil the monsoon set inl, d. Dads talcing over third floor for the night and talc- ing in all the sights on Dads Day. Section 4- The l'lall shall have theqpower: a, To establish a See the World Your ,lunior Year travel agency, exporting three girls to Europe and one to Mexico, and importing Karna Poulsson from Norvay to train interested parties for the Qlympics. b lo coin phrases such as Who stole Adlaif' Who's going to be the Potted Plant Girl this monthftf' fourth for anything in particular? f'l3enonchalantandcasual,'l and mlhe elevators sick again. c. lo promote literacy via eight bulletin boards in the bumroom. d. 'lo declare war on all corner-cutters tromping on tender, young blades. e. 'lo sing the Beta Marching Song syncopated by the crash of trays Ccompliments ofthe waitersy. Luz Moorlwouse Marrlwa Moore Flleen Matthews Mass Muller Barbara Edwards Patricia Harms Alyce Hawlflns Carol Hagenaw Llnda Huffman Nancy slennrngs Marllyn lulwn Dolly lueder Glorra MCVel1 Patrucra Melzdorf Barbara Mitchell Sunnre Saclett judv Stutsrrran Carolyn Ulrlrnaer Sandra Vrntent ,loan Brandt Marne Bronrer Ann ClGVl'SOl'1 loren Collrns Delores Dahl Prrrlw Fall Nancy Ferauson Slwerleene Funlf janet Gutrnan Frances Haas Lnnda Hauser Eleanor Holfanson Nancy Lee ludy Lehman Ruth Lnghfer Beverly lrslw Beatrice Maraurs Nancy Neely kay Nncllel Patrucua Clapp liarna Poulsson Mnruam Query Marian Badclllle Barbara Pennecler Nancy Sclwwantes Eleanor Selle Betsy Clark Pat Snyder Marcia Volk judy Vxfells Marilyn VVray ,-'-l .sa-z,r -,. ' ' ,. , gl ffl . 7-i, :a C- fy fur ' kxq . QR . B, ' x 'Y '. fx df ,A V V' 45 Ls .2 2 , ,- f au, ' fl 1 , V I B I Q ff' xg 'lg L:-1' . 4 1 U 'vt Q al aaaa B A Pr :Qi ff' .Alai f fl . as E i V xr U v .f. I 1,-w I 4- Q- -N . 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Q - 3 , . 0 : 'fx' S rf? . , -qt X e S v Frances Wilson Altamae Van Vaorhies Virginia Aldrich Charlotte Bennett Virginia Bolin Sarah Bush jane Butler Jacqueline Campbell Doris Carpenter Cornelia Erschell Martha Feicht Susan Faitz Angela Gray Suzanne Gunther Sue Huffman Virginia ,johnson Betty Kincy glean LaComb Linda Lamb Molly Marshall Patricia Middleton Mildred Milligan Sharon Morrrs Gail Nichol Leslie Petitt l-lelen Powers Nancy Robinson jane Poehr Sherril Sanders Carol Scholz Nancy Schreiber Georgianne See Posada Shaw Puth Shogren Janet Stelmaselc Ethna Sulmonetti Charleene Tansey Alice Trrckey Eleanor Trubendorfer Marilyn Valentine Leslie Wagner julie Ward Sharon Witten Carol Woodley ,loanne Woolsey Linda Worboys Cherie Younger Melba Zachery Lita Ayres Yloyce Stewart . . MORE ABCUT MASON Article II Absolute povvers sholl be vested in Miss Cloro Lee Miller Qolios Miss Thompson, our housemotherF She hos held this positron lor three yeors ond is molcrng hrstoricol progress, It will be her sell-oppounted duty to estobllsh her office os Democrotic heodquorters, re- quiring everyone to teor ott their l Like ll4e buttons, sing lustily Carry Me Bock to Qld Vrrgrnneyf' ond shout The South sholl ruse ogoinlw She sholl preside ot the lhonlcsgivnng ond Christmos teos ond oll ex- chonges. Article Ill Clhus could go on Forever, -lust be glod vve hove only four poges in the Mirage this yeorll Section 1-All events entered into the rest ol the yeor sholl be Cond vvereb greot lun ond very successful' o. UQld Foshuoned Christmas donce ot the UB ond o Christmos tree leonrng titty degrees to storboord. b, Second ploce with the Delto Chas rn the Yell like Hell contest Cond we dxdll c. Celebrotuon ol Generol Lees birthdoy. Cgee Article QD d WGIt9VSl bonquet Qdrsopproved by Duncon l-lrnesl e Sprung donce ond the chrclten borbeoue Cvery much opproved by Duncon l-linesl F. Senior dinner, senior picnic, senior wollout Cper' monentl g Candlelight ceremonies, pin serenodes Cprtched to the 'IQ Q0 Monon vvhistlel, ond wedding bells Qthose subscriptions to Modern Bride pord ottll Se-cetion 2- And o good time shall be hod by oll Amendments Amendment 1-There sholl be estoblished one onnex tn which SIX mortyrrng seniors sholl go ful they con molte rt up the storrsl to live it up vvuth no choperone, one un' censored relrrgerotor! no screens, no lights, ond no heot Their motto sholl be' l-loll the lun rs getting there Be- couse ol their very strotegic locotuon, they sholl be ollovved to porticlpote undiscovered in Beto chopter meetings. Amendment Q- fVloson l-loll sholl remember for 105oe 57 Alrrcon donces during yespers, pizzo portres, bovvl- ing olleys on Fourth Floor, Fireside chots Cony resemblonce to FD.R.'s is umpossublel, string beon cosseroles, ond red knee vvormers 245 f X,gg.xa.u-'-rv Pl BETA PHI Do you like angels7 Are you gung-ho lor heavenly cherubs and glistening arrows? ll so, you should have witnessed the pi Phis on their celestial journey through T956-57 The hlty Pi l3his plus one English exchange student who came equipped with wings arrived baclc in September to a newly-decorated heavenly haven. The Pi Phi angels and their next-door devils, the Sigs, carried on their usual battles and ended up by loving thy neighborl' chiclcens included. The angels ac- quired twenty new halos in fall such and shined them up lor the Pi Phi Paradisel' dance Qther than adding eight new lraternity pins the First semester, malcing a grand total of nineteen, the cherubs' most exciting event was the night we received strange pizzas, sandwiches, colces, and ambulances, Alter several days the sisters Found out the true source. Aren't waiters tabulous7 Spealcing ol waiters, ours were really pearls. Our head waiter was extremely well-versed in hula- hoppingf' and another led us in the Coe College Song with tremendous ardor. Ol course, we also did lavors lor them, such as not putting peanut butter on our plates, but smaclc dab onthe bread. You probably never ltnew that plates are allergic to peanut butter, 246 Nancy Ford ., ,President Rosanne Miller. Vice-President Mary Shaumon Secretory Sue DeCosted Treasurer Mrs Clitlord Dietz , Housemother Sq -s gwssawppm il, ,t s' , ' in ni X' Il Qi it fr r The Pi Phis were extremely angelic at Christmas, We had an exchange with the Sigs to which we invited ten ol the town children, the sophomores went caroling with the Beta sophomores, and we exchanged our own gifts with the help ol a charming Santa named Currie. Qur personnel chairman had no trouble with her an- gels, as usual. No lines lor annex hoppingnor 'iillegal car riding. Now really, between you and me, nobody is that goodl We enjoyed lddy-Biddy Buddy Weelc by giving our respective buddies toys, malcing their beds, and sending them letters about ants. The cherubim spread their wings all over campus by participating in activities. We winged into UB. meet- ings, WGRE programs, Collegian concerts, and Young Republican rallies, The archangel wrote the music for the Monon Revue, We discussed the proposed honor system pro and con, wrote lor The DePauw, read the l-loot, and Filled the stairwell. l.ast, but certainly not least, we adjusted halos lor the daily trel4 to classes, l-lowever, they occasionally slipped when we cut classes instead ol smashing them. We will remember T956-57 as the best year ever from the Pi Phi angels and Mrs. Dietz, our lairy godmother Nancy Ford Pasanne Muller Mary Sllauman Susre Defasred Mrs Dretz Cathy Ashley Anne laudan Cary lay Loretta Leyyrs Marulee Lljllay Sue Qwen ,ludre Poser ulaclre Snyder Carol Stoddard Vrrgrrrra V-'else Carolyn Beasley lay Culver Carol Sue Darserr Mary Doyen Carolyn Duncan Mlm: Dyson larleneEnqllSl1 ,lan Faresman Marr lanes Susre lollxmeler Carol Mead Alrsan F'arrrsl'r Carolyn Paup Lrbbre Pase Nancy Puyle lo Ann Staten Magare Vlfarne Susre Vlfedelrrna Lynn Ann Carr Susre Crabb Dann Cunnrnalwarn Dade Darley Sandy Drxan Vlanl:ranl4l1n Glorra Garz lay Halstead Carol lanes Vrcl-'r lennon Pasanne Nelson Barb Peulele ,ludy Poberrson Sally Shreld Anne Steele Sue Srrrckland Alan TWIQQ ja Van Rosen Mary Walbuun l',Gll'1I9 VVaad Non: Wyandt ,lane Bowman Debbxe Davies Debbre Duncan Ann Daolrttle Marry Dorserr Lynn Ge-:Sl Betsy Greenlee Mlrll l-laltgrreye Nancy lyersan ludy Lrncl -lane Medarrs Sally Moody lane Marrrs Carol Phrllrps Lrncla Wedelcnng Celia VVrlsan Lrnda Wrlson ,sz V r l A ,'f7'f 'Tf1 T -- flaw , L Q 1 ,-- T l' Gi 5 j.: 1 13 Q V ' tl .Af 3- I - .' 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'Q 'Ts , , , - , . ,,.-'LJ ' L J.. ,, ' ,-Q 'X' f 1 ' , of L ,,.. , H' K Q- ' , -.fe f' A 'N- so- ' Q' iq ' 'I' A W 1 P-:YH Q N . X . -' ' ' 0 ' -r L' L. ll 'R 'W .. 0 'Q AV ' Z ' N, X ' wa Q - V. A AQ r I A .3 ,.-qv Q J 'rn X ' 1 Qi X.,-' , ' Q- '-1' S. I ' Af Y 4, .L 2 gg , A 5- Y 'N 'r ' 3 Q.. - ' . ,, L vw '- 1 V' V ' 1 ' -if V' Q 559. A - L' MLMWT? .,?ffgLEi'm ' W' 'Xi 0 Y ,qi 5 ' 4 X11 - . fl' ' - X N 4 gf, , , g f - X Sl .2 - - - . , 1-1, , - N ef .A tl V N RQ .455 ' 1 ' ' - 'O 1 , -- ' -.- N M ' L A xr I ,gf - b X, ,A 248 Mass Montgomery Jenny Hartman Gaul Al:erlOw ,lean Ash jnncy Blacli ,lulre Borst Nancee Burke Barble A. Busch Barbara F. Busch Nancy Crane Claudette Curns Alice Day Marcna Duncan Luz Felgel Vera Ferns Mum: Freund lane Garber lanet l-lamnlton ,laanne l-lelrnernch Lludy l-lelmernch Leigh l-loll1S Marilyn Horalf Beth Ann Houaland ,iulue l-lunter Duane Jackson Susan Johnson judy .lanes Marlene Jose-phson Barbara lfuber leannrne LoBounky Phyl Leppert loan Lrnas Mary Lockhart Marnlyn Loughner Sandra Mcffahan Susan McCormack glanet Mcbrull Mary Ann Miner Marnlyn Myers Eluzabeth Nyland Pee Pace Donna Podln Sue Pyrner Glenna Mae Schnernna Fran Schroeder ,lanet Schroeder Marrha Sherman Kay Shmer Pal Simpson Sally Suhren Zoe Anne Stafford Mag Stahl Joanne Sylxes Marslyn Van Sant Mary Wood l'leIloI l'm Eloise I live in Rector I'lall, down in the . A Il is Axis W .. I? 1 izfastsf ' y- get 1 li - f fifligzas- Q. -'L+--A e , a fgf, nazi f , 1 A . T I to I - I tx lvl' tt' TV' I w 'H ,'s.' W ' .. if 'M as- 5 115' ppt . , . RECTOR HALL bumroom. I just love helping the resident counselor run this fascinating dorml Itis such an awlully big job, especially in the First week, Ihose green freshmen just donit know how to get aroundl But with Eloise, that's me, in the hall, they learn lastl All day long I have so much to do, When those alarm clocks that I set lor 4:00 a.m. start ringing, things get pretty hectic, and if that doesnit get them up, I just have to ring the buzzers. Later on, I check every room, and sometimes I have lun pouring Chanel Number 5 in bath powder. It looks like cream ol wheatl Cn Tuesdays and Wednesdays I bring in stray cats and lind homes lor them. But the thing I like to do most is tangle up the tele- phone cords down at the desk. It causes such lovely con- Iusionl I-lonestly, thereis something going on around here all the time. Everyones always in a hurry, but I sure know howto slow them downl Iheyire always late lor eight o'clocks, 'cause I tie their laundry together at night, lVIealtime is really lun tool Qnce I tied strings be- tween the tables and watched the trays go up when the waiters tripped. l.ots ol times I sit under the table and sing oll key during those fraternity songs, but the best lun was when I had the dinner bell They didnt Find it lor three weeksl I do a lot ol entertaining, too. Qn Friday and Sature day nights the lounge downstairs is simply lull ol men, and, ol course, I just have to Find time to see them all Sometimes I stand in the lobby when they're saying good night, but it's the most lun to Flip the lights olll tl lound the Iuse boxlf live been told to use my best manners on Sundays, 'cause we have lots ol important teacher guests then and so lim very polite and say, 4IVIyI ,Ianie just loves Frenchlii or 'Sue studies history absolutely all the timelw But live had so awlully much experience that, conlidentially, I know these girls donit study every min- ute, since lim usually down inthe bumroom pounding on the pipes during quiet hours Ummrnl But now lim so tired tired tiredl And thereis still so much to plan lor nevt year' 2-I9 1 Q KZ' I , 1 sl N! Fi in rs. ALPHA TAU OMEGA the 1956-57 versron ol alphatauomegamen srrtted nndolently down college avenur w drd all theusulal thrngs, but in general dud them a luttle more casually, toolc lrle alrttleeasrer than most, rust about lrlce the idont- grveadamn attldude that characterrzes the third Floor. we havent even gotamotto, butrl we drd, rt mrte be somethrnglilce wotthehell, or we couldn't careless we really dldnt have many sensors that were pinned- orengaged ormarried but then we drdnt have many seniorsanway. so I guess we drd allnght, our bum- rooms drd olftoo put anothercoat at blaclcparnton the bulb just toolcrteasy and got along even better wrth another bunchol alpha chis, maybe because oneolus morrued oneolthemand maybe because ol the cold nate at our annual chrrstmascarolrng serenadedeand we couldnt Fund dr mckennas house rrteaway. nineteen biggreenrhines blrnlfed and nooted theur way through nastyold pledge trarnrng. they werent a big outhtreally, a lrttle narve overthe course, but made torthemostoart good housekeepers we always were good teachersrn that held weenenlet some oltm into 250 Nnclt Mohar. .., President Niclf Albert Vice-President Georae Mazanec Secretary Hob Davrs Treasurer Mrs. Ethel Panlcrn House-mother the club cause somebodyhas to bearound lor rushnext year, mrs. ranlon contunued her inimitablejob in managingour more daintyatlarrs, greeted the momsanddads withher usual warmtrrendshrp, and always had that shoulder- ready lor our prngirls when they thought we doneern- wrong. ohyesand we spruced up the old tau castlea bittoo, newwindows so we cant jumpout anymore when Final- scome around, and new carpetingso we can go bare- lootagain. dont get us wrong now, cause what we standlor is hardto do around here. maintarn alrttle individuality you cant say we are a stereotypedhouse. wetoohave our roclcsand activities menand men with smartsand screwottsand bridge playersand hi Fi menand moving- men and party menand just about any lcind ol menyou could thrnlcol. but most ol all weve got just goodmen, goodeasygotn men, goodeasygoinnonchalant men who talce college with the rite attitude and dont get all clutchedup about things. thats the way we lilce ithere in alphatauomega. Nrcl Mohd: Nucl Albert . li V w i l P 9 , 5' ,- 'Sh-vu. -, 'W . George Mazan N. - .. . V s 1 -- - Q so Bob Dawes l-'v ' f ' X ' 2' 5 'C' D F2 4. . .fmss 1 it r A I f 1 ,' in ' , r' N Q A Les Iglehart ' RV V , , ' ,Walt Pamsey H ff ' ,X , V Curt Bryant l V -' -- I 1 1 lgoye lilwrlymple ' V f - - . .ef , risqing TJ - r if I 1 X I. , ,465 , 5 , - Qhoclf Hornsby . l Q -: 1 Q l 3 Y ll ,Q V- .fy Lee levyell 1 ,m I f ' - '7 leesrollau Duel: LaHoe e X 1-4 '.' ,-V pf 1 - H p M Cfll. V I Feird Mcurdd my A l Ny Bert Talbott 1 Y. V V. ' - K F Martrn Vnz Dave Adams Vlrrn Bennett Hal Booher 'L 2 -v, 1 'ia if X . ,rf .. lu is lrm Hahn V X- .f Y 'rr xllxyy lr? ' Dave Hlclman 1 ' ' -4 lell Flneqe Nl 1 -:init 1 lx H L ' l r L A VV QJEYFNK V qhfjllzix Paul Vredernclrson 15, ,A V 5 ,V ,R 7 Rnch Gloor 'T-'ff i U7 9 ' N V V .f':?'1'7-Q, Bob julian Q' ' ' . x ,,. -- - - f V .V ' Pass Peterson 5 ,-- V VV 3 ' ' - Harry McLaughlin W . ' ' af Fred Malone -, N we lurn Moss A x. 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I U abt , Q , . w A' rl ,,., ' 5 Q .fi f ' ' 'X Q At A A A Bob DeLong Max Staclchouse Dale Berkebile Phrl l-loag Don Boveri Bob Brabec 'lohn l-laslem' l-larper Raehm Ralph Edmrnster Phrl Ehlers Duck Gethln Duck l-lackenberg jerry l-lanna Bal! l-laslem Doug Holmes led Jullan Al Kullham Dene Knught Ken Lemke Dave Mclfeag john Mason llrn O'Br1en Brng Pratt Jay Peese Walt Sampson Tuck Schulol Roy Stanley Ed Unterberg ilrm Waltz aloe Allen Dave Beiser Tom Campbell George Craig Dave Cracker Bud l-lerzog Brll l-lrlty Terry l-lxnman Frank Hubbard Dan Kmg Bob Lrtrle Gary Williams Al Mlllett Tom Spackman Dwight Tallman Al Walker Chuck Watson Bob Wessllng Dick Ames Craig Campbell Paul Cochran Fans Chesley Pon Evans Jrm Flrece vlerrell Graham john Caoetches Bull lflnliard Larry Lewallen Duck Meeker jack Organ Barry Roberts Don Scott Rnck Sharp Tom Walker Bob Wlles Woofus Wouglan cl Bob Delongh , Pre-indent Mar- StCJCl4l'lOUSe Vtce-President Dale Berlfebrle Secretary Phrl l-loag Treasurer Mrs Mary G. Brttl ES BO Housemather 'T fi r 3, .r f J 0.359 S s Delta Chapter of Beta Theta Pr, Falling nts busrness vvnth the busrness ol hllrng nts pledge class, began the year wlth twenty eager housekeepers, These young eagers loaned the actrves rn the chapterxs socral, athletrc, and scholastrc endeavors, from the hrst football game to the last blanket party. Early lall's First bug event was the annual png-roast, complete with cider and a cheerrng session lor Betals beloved houseman, Cscar Chapman, The most enpoye able housemothers Banquet, and the l-louse Dance soon Followed. The theme and decoratlons were, per usual, not determrned until they appeared rn The Depauw. Also during the Chrrstmas season, several Green- castle children were treated to refreshments, grtts, and games at the Beta house ln March, the excrtement ol lnrtratlon was clrmaxed by the long antrcipated ground-brealcrng ceremony lor the BETA THETA Pl new house Sprung soon Followed wrth the Sweetheart Banquet, the Mramu lrrad, and the Chrclen barbeque The entrre socral season was sprced wrth prnnrngf. unprnnrngs, exchanges and smol-ers ln rntramural sports, Delta was espegrally proud at her gall team, which set a new tntramural reiord The joy was short-lrved, however, tor Beta, hoprng lor the speed-ball trophy, had to settle for a brrdesmaril spat Nevertheless, they emerged from therr gloom before the end ol the season and managed to malte a respei- table Showing There were always the tradrtronal budge games the bullesessrons, the rntreauent. under-:over paler gaaei and the new Issues ol Playboy. These and the many other happy memorres all made thus year a most ewave able one a brg one lor Delta of Beta Theta P: 253 DELTA CHI Last fall the Delta Chrs had a burnrng desrre to have a successful weelt of rush Someone got a real hot Idea, and the Vrlla l.ante men used an annex fire to attract a pledae class of twentyfthree After that, the Delta Chr sophomores were the only men on campus to passess charcoal-blaclf surts made of real charcoal ln any event, the sacrrfrce was worth rt, stnce a fraternrty needs rhjne power to survrve The freshmen thought they would emulate therr rllus' trrouir superrars Ea, fared up Wrth enthusiasm, they dug Out to male a name for themselves on campus. l-loweyer, thev Grover-loolfed the securrty offrcer, and that was a :ran tostop Everyone efcept Albert thought the results were hrlorrous, he loolred at rtasagrave srtuatron, Enen though l-lell Vvfeeh, unrfred or otherwrse, was a thrng ofthe past, a hell and heaven theme pervaded the fall dance l.onte's Inferno H Perhaps the-rr hearts were warmed by thus or maybe by somethrng else, but before the end of the year over a half-dozen Delta Chr flames found therr rovrng eyes prnned to a one-and-only 254 glerry lsrocle , President Dan Beard Vice-President Larry l-lardnn Secretary Charles Stafford Treasurer fVlrs Clrfford Tomljnson Hausemother Three of the junrors spent the year studyrng rn England, CClne remembers thus year as the tame of the great rrft rn the Anglo-Amerrcan allrancef From all reports, however, they enjoyed therr stay rn the land of Eden Another junror spent a semester rn Washrngton l-le pornts to an Improved golf score as proof of hrs politrcal future, The house treasury couldnt support a mascot of the proportrons usually seen on campus, so the Delta Chr dog rs tvvice as small as other club canines There rs no defrnjte breed to report just a well-rounded fraternrty type The year as a whole was octave and eventful, The brothers journeyed north on Locust and partrcupated rn a wade varrety of campus actrvrttes. From the pulprt to the grrdrron, from the swrmmrng lanes to the micro- phones, DX men were seen and heard. ln summary, one thrnlts of a remark overheard at the annex fire. Those Delta Chfsl Always maltrng ashes of themselvesf' jerry Kroclfe Dan Beard Lorry Hardun Charles Stafford Harold Burroughs Mulre FraruL Dan Peterruerl ,lerry Schuenernan Greg Shade! Hugh Shallenberger Burt Krngstorw Phu! Arnold john Alluq Ke-:tru Depurrrrond DucL Moore lon Meyers Charles Pay Dave Whunrey Bu!! Blole rum Bruagus Gayfe Beyers Russ Fiurrubolek George Dodd Fred Fus 1er Puff Gray Dorm Hervey lim C'Bruen Sam McForNorue Dave Mu!rue Bob Moore Bu!! 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Powell john Brulwn jim Chrsm Chuck Copple Fred Sclwontz Tom Storr Woyne Friend Drclc l-lull Fronlr l-llrsclmmon Dxclf LOClCllGTI Bob Past jrm Solo Cl1uclaSl1roYer Ken Sluslwer Poul Chee-lf Brooks Dodson jerry Evons joe Gosporovic joe Lorolo Dove McClure Ted Megremls Dove Nzcholson john Shulrs Dual: Vortonlon Todd Anderson Terry Borlon Ponce Crorn Fronlf Fnderle Ken lngle Tom Keene Allon Medsker jock Olson Chuck Pobbms Dick Whrmngton Bull Woods ohn Ludlam Pfemdenl lgobert Sammons V'C9'P'e5ldEnl Sumpzer Logan S9C'9l0'Y Pill Cockrum Tlecsulel Mrs Flrzaberh Dowell HO'-'59mOlhe' 'X t ...mfs ir if Rail! l'Anybody got a blue shrrt7 We got an llVl game tonrght7 Whos ganna go to the llrck7 ' Whadaya mean a date, l canlt allord another date H lramrlrar terms all ol these are, but ever so typrcal around the honored halls ol Delta Kappa Epsrlon Dont we all try to ligure out how to look presentable wrthout usrng our own clothes, arenlt we all gurlty ol leadrng the brothers away lrom the books to see the latest shocker at the local crnema7 And scarce rs the man on thrs campus who doesnt try to drscover an rnefpensrve way to date and marntarn socral posrtron But, rt seems that the most vvell-known phrase rs, lVlv, how time llres lhrs, rn realrty, rs more truth than poetry. It seems only yesterday that the gentlemen ol DKE were busrly scraping paint all over-painted walls, polrshrng under-polrshed lurnrture, and washrng seldom-washed wrndows rn antrcrpatron ol another pleasant year at old Depauw. Was rt nrne months ago that the gay-laced lreshmen walked happrly through the oaken doors and lelt therr smrles lade a lew short weeks later when the lirst brisk storm ol hour exams lell All these seem to be happenings ol the day belore yesterday, It couldnt have been last lall when we hopped out to Blackstack to cheer lor the rampant Lrons rn therr quest to return the lorlet Bowl to rts respected nrche rn the darkened chapter hall. VVe laughed heartrly as the Hlrogsu bore their trme-honored burden back to the clubhouse alter we ground out a 'IQ-6 vlctory over the tradrtronally sprrrted Phi Delts ln lact, on that joyous ' an 'x .xx fe rf ' t, A V- ' I J F af- X: . 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X '.,.,J 5J'lk.1,,Qj.f,,,.?'f'Tf,Q' , ' A me . s U ' DELTA KAPPA EPSILCN occasron, rt seemed that everyone there was especrallv Sprrrted lhen, came the Chrrstmas season, the pledge dance and smrlrng laces were prevalent as that last weel end drew near, It was rnterestrng to watch the laces ol the proud lreshmen as they admrnrstered long-awarted Uswatsm to therr lraternrty lathers' , when they gave them therr paddles as a tal-ten ol therr esteem It wasnlt long alter that tame that lrnals arrrved rn lull bloom and presented therr usual challenge to the Dekes who drsconsolately turned out the bumroom lrghts and closed the doors on the televrsron set But, when they were all over, rt was easrly seen that these precautrons had pard all lor the electrrcrty brll decreased by nrne- teen per cent rn january At the outset we could see that the sprrng would brrng new challenges and opportunrtres to the brother- hood. We sat back and thought deeply about these problems as we enjoyed the melodrc strarns ol Cool Vtlaterl' and ravaged the open krtchen We thought even more deeply wrth the arrrval ol sprung and spent many long hours conversrng rntellectually wrth a Depauw coed in our backyard prcnrc area Yes, these are wonderlul years and we cannot let them go by vvrthout due recognrtron. lherelore, we look ahead and not behrnd us as we strrve lor greater conquests in the name ol Deke We can look back on the year 1956-57 and leel that rt was truly nothrng, but rt was lun, rt sure was, 257 .,,..,-- -'x ,wr gg: Y,,Y, j. w Q V, 'Q . r. w r - 5523 ii. ' , rss ,, -- ,. fi' 5-gg- 2 115.3 ' ,. q . rr , ' A r - 2 ,QQQFTL ffl . - , 1-A ' qi' .sv , - N pl A L ,. .4-,.., A X -r M4 r Us! if Q t F W A xk T ik n 3, tn rf , give 'Xxx as c.. Q ' ' Q sl - rf 's ' o -3 ' ' Q' ., N X -0 A H 1 grae gg X , . 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DELTA TAU DELTA To be proven: A modern, commodious house, a high jcholastic average, varsity and intramural athletic par- ticipation and a lull social calendar helped the Delts to score another top-notch year Theory: It outstanding performance is shown in the foregoing Fields of campus activity, then Delta Tau Delta deserves recognition lor having participated and excel- led in the activities at Depauw University in the year T056-T57 Data: Delta Townll nearly lulhlls the names implica- tions bordering on lour streets and maintaining a nine- hole Qnot eighteen as some contendD golf course in its lront yard are only two ol the features its physical plant has to oller The center ol activity is the two story brrcl house prctured above the most modern on campus. ln addition, the Delts own and maintain an annex on adiilcent ground to the main house, Cn the scholastic scene, the Delts placed well above the all mens average tor the university Also, phi Eta Sigma, Phi Eeta lffappa and Gold Key named repree ientatives in the house when honorories made their selections ln the held ol varsity athletics, Delts carried the colors at the Fighting Tigers into the Front lines of every mayor 258 Fred Howl Franl: Nusbaum , President Vice-President Pon Turner , SecretarY Qoger Eindley TYEGSUVEV Mrs Leland Phipps Housemother and minor sport l-laying many enthusiastic and capable intramural participants, the Delts held pole position throughout the year in the race lor the IM cup. Being a group ol real sociable fellows, the Delts had something on their social calendar nearly all the time. ln addition, there was a touch ol continental atmos- phere whenever Peter Stenson, on exchange student from England, or Murray DeArmond, a Delt, who studied in Europe last year, entered the social circles. HAu' tumn Leaves supplied the theme lor the First big eventf a dance honoring the pledges. Soon after this, the Delrs and their dates attended a private banquet at the UB before dancing to the music of Count Basie at the KTK Ball When the sleigh bells began to drown out those of East College, the guys and gals from Delta Town enjoyed the company of the University president, the deans, and several faculty members ata gala Christmas party, Still Feeling the Christmas spirit, the house played Santa lor a group ol underprivileged children. The last major social program was well augmented with the traditional blanltet parties, stealc tries, serenades and exchanges, Conclusion: ln view ol the foregoing facts, it must be concluded that Delta Tau Delta had cr successful year, Fred Hawk Frank Nusbaum ion Turner l2og Frndley Murray DeArmond Eud lolnnson lorry Lemser Dave Stone Dwrglrr Walton Dave DeVos Ted Drrscol Dove Eberle Pot Ewing Harold lienna Dual Klndrg Dual' Locle bob Nlanlwarcl Don Parler Qob Pudolph - erflr Schroeder Tum Ubben qohn Woodwrortlw -'rm Beard :fn Eraden :NCL Cross Foo Evans Erll Frslner Mather l-latch Bruce l-lrnely Dove Krause rom Lrlly Ron Loomrs Frm McElwarn qlerry Morgan Lynn Neal Dave Portmann ,less Pratchett Wm Smrth Pon Thompson Dave Vandavee' Ylolwn Wxlllams Pon Young Dual: Bobb Dave Brown lerllw Evans Eob Fclutlw Tom Gallagher Dr-:P Grllmer aloe Goddard Mxlfe lmllclcs Pete Krers Roger Martins aloe Noel Plwrl Prcl-rardson Ross Roberts john Slater Peter Stenson Bob Summers Mac Toares 4 . 1 'of IJ'-3 K-I llc PQ' ,akixxx 5' n .1 -, 9 . .ff t Ae 6 '1 ' - x , V' 'R - r '7',.11 A l ' 4 V . 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Bob Clarle Walr Fftzpatrncl: Torn l-lnyoood Wayne leslre Tom Mocl, john Porter Chuclc Bucl. ,lim Clarlc jrm Current Baird Davis Charles Epperson Bull l-lunn Ylahn lfemper Bull Legate George Leuphort Wally Sampson Craig Muller Warren Netherland Bull Prosser Gayle lhreman Don Campbell Gary Cooners Steve Fox led laledman lV'lIl49 l-lerrlll slum Hoffman Walter slolly Don Marlcee Bob Maunce john lvlentzer Colm Muchazl Ralph Sheese Ken Small Ferns Stafford Dnclc Swanson Frcml lioiser Preslderil Bob Smith Vice President Dove Lewis Secvetvfv Diclc Will Treasurer Mrs Annie C. Hoplwns Housemother -55? F 'WHA 1 '17 ,il 71.1 Avost, my young hordies, I'lI sing ye o song Cl the good DU men wholll never go wrong, Aye, these ore the loddies ol wisdom ond might And their borosses lost till the downs eorly light 1 The Du's welcomed o new Mom for the crew, Mrs, l'lopl4rns wos her nome, she wos comin' too, A line womon wos she, lor os soon os they met her They lfnew none in the world could hoye been better pledge duties ond lessons to poss the long doys Plus live hour chem hod the rhines in o doze, They orose in the morning ot the sound ol o gong To lobor, to sweot, ond cloim it wos wrong, But all is not toil, ond oll is not teors, There were good times o-comin' despite oll their lecrs, As porties ond picnics with coeds so Qoy And C1l:II'GmO0'Sl:llF1QtO molce it all poy. Then come the llVls ond wos thot o sight! A chonce lor the DLTS to show oll their might, v .5 I wx K KX . . f X, in K f f ... ,V.-. iv x T I ff ' T ' lg R , R 3' 1 ' 2:5-H -an .f .fe . 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'- c DELTA UPSILON Un the held ol bottle 'twos o lost couse, l leor, They come, they sow well, wort till ne-.t yeor But they were all Cyer, ond thot wos the word, ln sports, SDX, ond the Pub Building Board, At WGPE on the cold wintry nights, These line, young lods kept DU's nome in the ligh ts A hoyride wos there os the Toll nights turned cool, Then 'twos Thonltsgiying ond o chonce to reluel, The Yuletide sow o bonouet ond porties golore, By yocotion time they could oslt lor no more This is just holl ol the tole, my lods, Better doys would be coming lor the rhinie tods, With Spring, the Rose Donce, ond lew porttes more They oll ltnew big things would ogoin be in store Thot's oll to tell ond l hope l'm not wrong, It l went on from here, Id lfeep you too long, Aye, these ore the loddies ol wisdom ond might, And their borosses lost till the downs eorly light 261 lerry Vtlilliams President Gareth Grllney Vice-President LGVVY Moore Secretaryflreasurer Mr Bill Stafford Resident Counselor INDEPENDENT MEN The despondency which the Friendly Fellows of Florence l-lall efperienced after their first bout with registration was offset by the delightful discovery that they had the only twenty-four year old housemother on campus Their ewhilaration was soon sauelched by the discovery of her husband, who was to be Elossies resident Counselor Going outdoors to escape the odor of perfume that had permeated the building for the three preceding years, the Elossieites all pitched in on their Qld Gold Day decorations Because of wet weather, however, the decorations fell apart rust as rapidly as the lndee speedball did. The Friendly Fellows also engoyed the soothing melodies of Der Deutsche Kombo, which provided good fun and Door music Der Kombo eventually dizbanded because of complaints from the counselor and honeymooners in the neighboring auonzetz Although the Inactive members of the local lndee chapter were e-'tremely disappointed by all this acf tivity, the non-pledge class went on and brolce once more with time-honored lndee tradition by organizing their own lfift teams and climbing out of the cellar posi- tion An lrtra-l-lall Vrastebasleetball League was the ne-t product of fertile Floizre minds, with regularly 262 scheduled games played in room 909, formerly a studv lounge. The Elossieties smashed another revered lndee trodition by going social Active measures were talfen to combat horniness. concealing their plethra of non- trophies with fal4e fireplace, they created Mood Mistle- toe for their Christmas dance The lnactives had a gleam of hope in their eyes when the Flossieites did not talte down the decorations, but the gleam disappeared when it was found that the decorations were deliber- ately left up for the Christmas party for poor children a weelc later, The lnactives, deeply upset by the conduct of the non- pledges, began to lose sight of their age-old motto, A Weak Mind in a Flabby Body, the absolute anti- thesis of the Greelc ideal, Some men insisted on pursu- ing IM victories, Gold and Phi Beta laeys, and girls. Nearly all of them were enjoying themselves' A pair of lndee senior cords appeared on campus for the second consecutive year, The lndee cause seems to be nearly lost, nearly all of the lndee closet cases have now signed pledge cards Are the lnactivies afraid that their Alumni Dissociation will hear of all these things? No, ln traditional lndee fashion, they don't care as long as they have a good time while theyre here, Everert For Gert l-logman Dave Mernutz Dave Swarner A . , ,F '1 ,JV N A 'rl' g,.,,c kv v -t:. .r , 1 Wrlham Van Voorhees 33 'Z' Y.--f - gl-. ' A1 - L 'VN' H' l 3'7- Theodare VVolle l-larold Mever Ben Rowell Glenn Ralston Clement W-fehner Br'l lfvlelrv lNnl'ram Beal-'enbach Marlin Branller lohn Daares lacl Dahlman Howard Foster Ralph Dude Alun Evans Frederrci Feth Go'dCn Flemrng Gerald French lohn Qrlason lohn l-hcl Vvlllllflffi l-loman Duane l-lormell lam slurla Charles leller Dave Lznae Wrllram McClucley Marv-n lllce 'lanes Roberts Wrlham Roberts Pool Vu Gordon Wagoner hf'VIllIOfTl VVrlLeS Dave Woods l-larry Allenang alrmmy fAX'JSflf1 Vlohn Barnes james 3raunsdorF Richard Brown Robew Canheld Bruce Carlson Edwin CGrrutl'1 Cheng Chua Mule Crrpe slohn Cram Arthur Dzllard Ronald Franle john Grbson Gareth Grllcey Murrel Cuodfrey Davrd l-larrzs Donald l-loan james l-lursunga laclc Lemasters Douglas McCIaren Bruce Merz Edward Martrn Ralph Owen Frederrck Peterson Raymond Profont Carlos Qunana Gerald Rutter Thomas Robertson Ed Runden Davrd Rush Rrchard Souvaln Robert Qhahfer Derek Sharvelle Wrlluam Southwrcl: Davrd Shealler Lawrence Sterenlaerg Ruchard Stralowslr Chad Vllachs Dan Vlfennnger Robert Vlfestfall .l9'Fy VVrlllams Robert Young Ronald Zochalslfr -0 '. 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A L y h , : g-,gi-, .r1 . t' .2 Psi. 4 - -1 '52 'Stl X X Glenn Slanec Tom Ransom Carl Poppe Joe Cleveland Mrs. Borders Drck Loercher Herb Marohn Duane Osburn Palph Snelson jam Van l-lorne -Iohn Wrlsan Bob Burnett Chuck Countryman Make Donaldson Franl Estes Vrncent Frohne Pon Laverrs Wrnn McCray Dave Muller Bob Rasmussen Phrl Probe l-lal Stuller Chuck Cleaver Pon Dlxon Bob Godwrn Larry Cnrllhth Gerald Gruber Bob l-larrls Dayrd Koch jack Landrs Bully McMarns lohn Marvel Mlohn Mayhall Neal O'Brren Bob Ste-ben Lynn Snelson ,john Snyder Charles Terhune Tom Thornton George Wlllrams Bull Clark Dwrght Cofhn Conrad Csajovvskr Poland Essra Walter Hagey Prchard l-lellrrch Wrlbur Krueger blames Leath Charles Martrn Gene Mullins Robert Nagy Pussell Pelton l-lerbert Perry -lohn Prgott Donald Rich Glenn Slanec President Tom Ransom Vrce'Presrdent Carl Poppe Secretary loe Cleveland Treasurer Mrs. W. C Borders l-lousemother t, 1' sr, pyei' L Tw: 3 U -1 .-4 vp LAMBDA CHI ALPHA lhe story ol Lambda Chr rn 'l956-1957 has been one ol new addrtrons, Structurally, the old lodge was ex- panded to house twenty-one more men, berng the hrst rn which all members lived under the same rool But annexes were not completely done away wrth, most notable ol which was the nearby AQ? house, which netted a majority ol the pun men, Qther addr- tions Included a gracious new housemother, lvlrs, Borders, a long strrng ol Phr Beta Kappas, and twenty shapeless rhrnes who challenged the combrned talents ol the pledge trainrng committee. Adding to the social program, the sophomores planned a grotesque Charles Addams party lor the lrosh, who later came baclc wrth a Sourdough party, With tradr- tronal enthusrasm, the brothers went all out lor the an- nual house dance, Hlvlrdnrght on the Nrlef' and non- chalantly added a sphrnx and pharoah to the wade- spread expansron program The house bowlrng team added another trophy to the collectran by wrnnrng llVl bowlrng, and the speedball team was runnenup rn speedball Boastrng several varsrty baslcetball players, there was a delrnrte emphasrs on athletrcs At Chrrstmas, lr: Delts and Lambda Chrs teamed up to sponsor a party lor needy chrldren The annual apple- polrshrng party lor Depauw professors gave the brothers a chance to rmprove therr scholarshrp All rn all, V756- 57 proved to be a good year at Lambda Chr 265 Wayne Pee-ce President Tom get-,hcfdt Vice-President Neal Frsher SGCIQQCHY Dave Marsh Treasurer Mrs l?uthSar1hS Housemother vga.:-PAQ, an 4' MEN'S HALL ASSGCIATION ltr: -rear wa-g drllerent rn some respects Sure, we rua wore than our share ol l3hr Betes lhere were natgrally plenty ol pledges, rnriludrna one barn-Suze Fellow Sur two danfes were the usual suCces3es, and tre two panarreti lrlewrse The some goes lor the hayrroe tant rn a drllerent way two ol our men led the campus to a Pepublrtzan yrc- tory whrle we also enloyed the drstrnctron ol hayrng about ai many marrred men as prnned ones lhe mrssrng rjrr wai Found, and we all relorced wrth Crder and N Lfi And the 'song group lept warblrng on 7 -fvlw 1 I ' V 0 111' f-7. ' ff .ss F' owffis QM ,. But again, thrs year was drllerent. We were honored wrth two new co-advrsors The dining room got spruged up The local Dells Magazine swrtched to poetry. lhen, there was the unrversrtys new plan lor Longden l-lall, Ml-lA laced nts brggest crrsrs same nts loundrng rn l9l7 lape recorders, alumnr, and generalrties marlced a long sprang semester Qt course, there were the usual polrtrcs, a new resu- dence counselor appeared, and the next-to-last crew ol Locusrtes prepared to leave All rn all, It was a socially successful year, but also a year to be long remembered. Vrlayne Reece Torn Gebhard! Neal Frsher Mrs. Sachs ,lame-s Cash Garth Essrq Phrlhp Frew Veryl Frye, ,jr Vern ,Iordan Vlerome Lapharn Merle Lehman Pooert Pucl-.ett Lflrry SL1GL9f BW! S1des Eugene Snyder Harvey Sowers james Vanduyuer Chrrstran Von Doepp AL5err Watts John Yarlrng Pon Coons Wrlham Davrs Jerry F11 Poherr Jacobson Vrfrs Lrlpe Art Lrrk De-nnrs Meyer ,lohn Mowry Larry NrchoLs Tom Peyton Firm Pawhnson Lee Salhre Stewart Sounder Ben Sharp Pat Sharp Dave Stone-hull Gene Sroppenhagen Qhver Vannorsdall Charles Boyer Gene Brewer Charles Brown Herb Crede Davrd Ehalt Dave Flncham Don Fisher ,hm Gouldrng Ken Krrk AL MacDonald lad: Morgan Jael Moms -Irm Much glad Prrser Dave Peberg john Schnerder Chuck Smldl Larry Srmley jnm Stover Dave Unch Bruce ALIan Marc Davrsson Fred Feth Neal Kumft Dan McClain Larry Sayre . :ill '. -. . rr ,' 1 .54 A a I 5 if 152 4:5 a' : -.fe-L ' 1: 'n b 3.1 'TRW fi .Q Q 4 be L V , ,r M -. 9 on , . I , '- 1' js l, ? -'-- ' W 1 TT ' ' , ' mr Y Q, A ,gd L 0 'R ' ,QQ A I 1P,,,-vii. an . . e L 4' .ry ' 5-.2 . I-,Il 5 ff- ' . E - I .,,. ' ',,. I ' -- , . X ,, L SVN qv- 7 X .- -W 2174 A L, je - :ix , -. fe M - ah ' . L ' 'zo- . 9-. , , S g. ,ff . 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A li. lil Y Bob Smith Pat AllimOD Walt Bagot Dan Lewis Mrs. Grbney Dale Bracey Richard Deutsch Pete Granzeau Gary Klempnauer Frutz Knorr ,lrm McGoolrey Bmll Powell Dtcl- Pohm Prch Peudl Pan Push Inm Beatty Bob Burney Pon Chase Neal Cochran john Cook George Corey Art Lrndblaom Bull Nnchalas Pay Spaeth Dave Bard Bob Below Dave Bremer Phil Canlclm ,lim Dugan Bull Gross Georae l-lerdelbau Dnclc Sloan Mrke Stocl-'well Larry Thomas Glb Tlnney Tom Tornbaugh Kent West Scott Wycolf Ed Anderson John Cable Don Demyer Leshe Drllman Bull Dugan Tam Eckers Chuclc Hermann Bruce Hrllstrom Andrew Houston Gene Lawrence Joel Munch Ron Pogue Dove Pomeroy Bob Roth Bob Russell Wrllram Russell Ed Soetje Alan Tom Pon Werngartner john Wenr gh bib Smith President D135 fkrl'fI3'1 Vice-Presrderit Y 'iii 52121 Secretary DUN Ljv-'13 A Treasurer IMS brace bibnev Housemorhe, I Pqirefif r . r X '- N ' 'Q ' .pljgl Q ls , , E l3hI Delta lheta began Its eighty-ninth vear with a new anner and a twentyfman pledge class boasting live high school valedrctorians The lreshmerrs lavish, two-man suites were furnished with new deslrs and dressers and the dormitory with new beds lhe bruthers Imported a ret-blaclf German shepherd, lags, as a mascot l-le was specially dubbed 'Baron von Gruenrnger-l3hI, IU honor of the chapter advisor A campus tradition was revived, as the phi Delt Boulder was restored to Its rightful place serenely surveying the e-.panse ol lawn ID lront ol the chapter house ln a llurry ol legislative activity, the by-laws were amended, and the vastly Improved chapter publication, The DePauw Phi, served notice to alumni ol the pro- posed 'Dollar-a-Year plan, lo Improve house scholar- ship, close liaison was begun with the laculty to super- vise freshmen Un the sports scene, the phrs started the Intramural competition by winning tennis, and gave II'1dlCGllOH that they would be serious baslfetball contenders A l3hI pIn girl was crowned Toilet Bowl Queen at the annual football game with the Delces The amplihed social program bore out the reputation ol fraternities as social organizations. l'racl4 meets were held as entertainment during exchanges, and A'Ioe in 1' PHI DELTA THETA serenades were a common occurrence, lhe seauel to the lall hayride was a square dance ID the spring A 'Roaring lwentiesl' prohibition theme was used lor the house dance, as Phi Delta lhetas Hgpealteasyw was supplied with all sorts ol Iniauitious beverages hom willing local establishments Ar closing hours the bond decided the evening was yet young, and all adiourned to Speech l'lall lor a Iam session that lasted until 4 CO a m At Christmas time, the phrs combined lorces with the D63 In spreading yuletide cheer to the under- privileged children of Greencastle During Greel Vvleelr the phrs borrowed 'Shoeless joe From the ldi- lo's lor the Interlraternity sing. As the spring semester got under way, Invitations were Issued lor the Sisters Daughter-Sweetheart Banquet and lor the Miami lriad, held Iointly with the Srgs and Betas plans lor an alumni gathering at Cagles and a dance afterward were approved by the chapter A lew ol the brothers began scheming to perlorrn a Arthur Nlaggotm productIon ol Mr. Roberts. The semester ended with the seniors comfortably Hover the hill, loolang past graduation ten years hence to their planned reunion The Phi Delts could loolr baclc with pride on a year whose ltev ward was-Innovation, VValter Morrison Bagot made a triumphal return from Anderson 260 4-. r. ' Mx'- Dan Vance President Vern Dahlstrorn Vice-President Mile Yohe Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Adele Elesser Housemother C1 way? PHI GAMMA DELTA This year marlred onevhundred-one years ol l3hr Gamf 'ra Delta at Depauvv Last vear, ol course, vve cele- brated our centennial, this year we iust celebrated At the beginning of the year we had several men on the disciplinary pro list plus an unmentionoble number on the 'cholastic pro list, and we ore proud to say as the year moved along we acquired a great many more Also on the asset side ol the ledger we boasted the ugliest man on Depauws campus ln trying to thinl-1 ol our liabilities we came up with nothing Lait year, we graduated two Phi Beta Kappas, and thii fear, to prove we are trying to uphold those bright efarrples, we guided and helped our Freshmen in their icrrolaitic endeavors Eight out ol our seventeen pledges iucceeded in malrng that coveted one point Qt the nine pledges who did not mal4e their grades, one ac- rzompliihed what was almoft the impossible and une acniefable a minus one point Cn the more serious side, we had many men get into various activities Vifhile on this subject l might mention ttat we had all lour clasfes represented in that wonderf tsl held ol matrrmony ln our pledge class we had twelve 270 men who are in school on scholarships Two ol our pledges were vets and enjoyed their right, as vets, to relate some ol their war experiences. This spring construction began on a new addition to the present chapter house This addition will enable the house to hold lilty-live members easily ln the addi- tion, there will be a library, an additional bumroom and other facilities which are always required NfVith this addition, we will be able to do away with annexes which, along with being a linancial burden, also entail a discipline problem This spring we are loolcing lorword to many social events With l'-landyls pastures and the Dells being easily accessible, dates will be rather expensive and enjoyable. lhis spring we also hope to win the softball tournament which we won two years ago, This year we have enioyed many successful social events including a lall lormal, a Christmas party lor underprivileged children, a Sweetheart Banquet at- tended by twentyvlive pin girls and sundry other female Phi Gam relatives, and a very successlul Fiji lsland dance. 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The brothers, Brg Dog, and Sarge started out the year enthusrastrcally by welcomrng to the Pocltprle lVlom Berry, who toolt over the dutres ot housemather alter Mrs, Sophre Russell, a Phu l3sr although she never wore the badge, retrred from the posrtron she had held lor nrneteen years Push set rn and the senrors, those that were strll un- marrred fsrx of nrneteen had responded to the call ol domestrcrtyl held nrghrly pep sessrons downtown to try seemed destrned to holdtrue once agarn lhebrgfnreer roared through to an undefeated speedball season whrle their nerghbars across from the Subway were loolrng mean rn basletball 'lhen theres the starv that Dear Dave was comrng to rnspect the basement two davg alter the speedball trophy had been won Frnals came and went, lrlpe lrnals seem to have the habrt ol dorng, and belare long those who had ng? been movrng too well began answerrng the phone to wax therr enthusrasm to greater herghts, tellrng them- selves that the rushees really were the greatest and not just a bunch ol rdrotrc rhrnes, It ended aurclfly, howeyer, and by mrd-September Bawb, Adolph, Crosley, Lrttle, Rrchard, and ten other neophvtes had srgnrhed therr desire to undergo Ulreshman orientatron year Scholarshrp charrman Daddy-0 pleaded wrth hrs boys to keep up the scholastrc standrng as the lndrana l4Why, nal l dont have a date to C5OldClIQQGI'5? Vyhy do you asl V the year rolled on, senrorrtrs began ta hrt the runrors lhe senrors had caught the drsease the QVENIOUE annum Beaver and Gump started all the sprrng lestne rtres rn january wrth the-rr trrp to l-lutvrlle, and betare long Borrs was thrnltrng ol taltrng graduate worl. at the U oll musrc school rn Gut Btrclet' 5Ol Alphans helplessly watched therr grade averages rrse lor the fourth strarght semester The intramural race opened wrth speedball, and the predrctron lor the usual prtched battle wrth the Snakes And so, lndrana Alpha closed rts nrnety-thrrd year an the Depauw campus 'twas a good nrne marrthf Cnlt yesterday the class al '57 was standrng at attentran prcltrng a spot on the wall 273 Eames Q'Dell Chucl- Larson Vabert Younger fames Clapp . Vlrs Puby Brclrnell SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON fir: f4.p': Epirlan jane hail rn hrgh -'prrrti lar 'rrrr year in ranpuf lrrrrrlv reuolyed ta male rt the ie r ere' rg, 'rarred srl wrrn a lt-ar-.rj rniludrna new lurnr- 'xe pcnnr rr new anne- ana a riharrnrna new l'lOLlfGf 'ifrer 'fr P:l:ylf5rrilr,ell A-rn apofkalrr: crewaltwelve :learner aan arrrved, and Dent rrrurih al then' trme er- ru grrng l' frfyr' forty lor 3 jurtalale Chrritrrrai tree fc rrrer: cn hr new ,rnrlarrrr-' the have rarilf. cane ' :gui ta alrrwair fop the llfr bafletball leaaue char- ezif 'zrp fJ'f'r 'one rnpre ,r-,fe wrn' and the whole Cr, Q 'wirrafleril la leep Quiet haur' Qurel lang enaufglr 'ar e 've 'rrire 'irflarrhrp zveraje ta cn all-trne 274 . presrdent Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Housemother The tradrrranal Caranatran Ball was held rn Ylanaco 'nrs year, and prayrded such an rnterestrng atmosphere that even Grave: Vaughan pard an unexpected yrirt, Qharles Addams made hrs presence lqnawn an a Hpepped- rp date nrghtf and the Kappas helped Santa rand hrs Nay to the heart? al several al Greencastlef needy 'lWIldYQm la round the year aut, the laculty was enrerrarned dt a tea, the 5hawerS were hrr by Quite a lew prn men, the alums were waaed at the chapterls First lraundens flay, the wartere rnrtrated a mashed-potato battle wrth :ne drnrna raarrr, and ten senrars wrshed, rn a way, that they could strclf around a whale longer All agreed, a drab was well done all the way around lim O'Dell Chuck Larson Bob Younger hm Clapp Art Masten Mike McLain Duck Thomas Bull Thorn Yilm Boyd slack Buckner elerry Gall Ed l-lnleman Nick Kung Ven Kohlstedt jlm Peynolcls Gordon Wesner Bull Berglol Les Glaser fuck Kranshaar AI McMahon ,fohn Nell Bob Newburn Dan Ray Lee Schwarz lom Wilcox ,nm Williams glock Ulery Otto Behrens Yon Boehlke Terry Cromwell Duck Davrs Berk Duck l-lu l-llndS Bob Laury Bob Munro Gordon Shunk Gary Andrew Wally Yovansh i ' W xx Q Q ' , ' ' I BEN fan: vf ' .v 7 l ' Q. 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L ' A rr 'Z Eobert Eurleigh Ron l-later Pay Baxter Georae l-lalfmann Mrs. Toy President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer l-louse Mother fe' Lile lor Xi Sigs began early this year as Depauw became the site lor the late summer lnternational Sigma Chr Vlforkshop Elbow bending sutlered as brothers lrom various parts ol the country came to realize just why remote Greencastle was chosen host to the live hundred delegates, however, brotherhood didnt sutler As time moved on and rush week began, the leeling generated at the Workshop became a real force in the Sigs' desire to help their campus neighbors, in lact, we even went so lar as to introduce our nextdoor neighbors to some promising rush guests But, not only were the guests unexpected, they seemed to be unwanted. We managed to cool down our lemale lriends nextdoor as we held a shower in their honor at the end ol rush week Bell-ringing season opened with many a loud clang, keeping our lilteen young gazelles in top physical shape, Some rrngers were caught, some were not, one was 'lspiritedu away lrom campus by a real dog' bulldog, that is-named lony. ,lust about this time ol year speculation began to rise on the romantic activities ol the Flower ol the house, ...gulf , F '1 t.LD.11LCL1Il,f:EEE7:: V' F' -we-ssl-CU i SIGMA CHI the young miss known on campus by her monogron became the greatest speculator ol all But S l3 l3', gll , and co-ordination, all became a part and the veal moved on lhe Annual Sweetheart Belle Formal became a Spanish Christmas as lovely Senora Bev Waller' reigned as The Girl ol my Dreams N Gut ol the dust ol Finals and a needed semester breal, emerged a more or less balanced tally sheet a few Phi lfta Sigmas and a lew exfl?ectors lhe house brightened during work weelt except lo: the dining room which became a peach ol a combinae tion ol greens, and the rhines sullered lrom tired blood Spring turned lancies lrom the bumroom to the wood: but was also highlighted by the Miami lriad and the usual transplonting ol pins The year was memorable lor the men ol Sigma Chi lt ended with the anticipation ol another early begin- ning nest year when Depauw will again host the Vlforkshop, 177 1'4 1-he f f V of X lr ..., ,, ll f' SIGMA NU After the usual week of shouting their own praises to the smOQQY Greencastle slcies, the residents of the pit settled baclf to enioy what might be called the year of the paradox VVe were so proud of our scholarship and so anxious to Improve still further that we pledged a splendid group of athletes We applauded the house managers efforts to preserve the new furniture and then purchased a perfect Instrument of destructionfa 5t Bernard Intramurals toolc a backseat In house emphasis but It loolred very much lilce we would vvin the darn things Qur song practices became more hated but our singing Improved so much that we even had spontan' eous serenades We worried about the sophomores los- Ing some of their club fire due to being IH annexes so they won the Qld Gold Day Decorations contest Qlhis artistic houses fIrst triumph IH that endeavor since l94'lD Qur Iuniors chastised their freshman roommates for poor study habits every evening Iust before attending the biggest, loudest Late l.ate Flicla Club in house history. fDestination Tolcyo, Thirty Seconds Over Tolcyo, and Target Tokyo played on successive evenings to SIRC crowdsj This greatly galled the 5teve Allen addicts and brought a threat from the scholarship chairman to remove the picture tube If he could find It. Qf course, everything was not a paradox. Many an old stand-by made another appearance. Living room baslfetball was more popular than ever as Imaginative brothers developed new refinements of this grand old game Dorm party action was vigorous until winter drove the less rugged men to the bumroom couches, Chapter 278 Charles Williams Commander Pobert 5chrIer Lt. Commander Gary f-lenry Secretary loseph Beals Treasurer Mrs Norma Garber Housemolhe: . Sl 'Q ri-. S, Jatzk N a Qv' of N 'gk-A G 4 I I. t i is r.-'S ur Q-F43 ' meetings still fell somewhat short of the desired dignity and decorum. The club was still baslcetball crazy as our fine IM squad capped the baslcetball crown. The seniors were heavy movers although SM5 f5enior Movers Societyb did not function, The class of '56 forgot to initiate new members. There were completely new developments. Two of these deserve special notice. One was the continuing social development of the Inhabitants of the Snalce pit. Exchanges were less of an ordeal as the house horns realized that It was possible to meet real, live girls at such functions. Guests for dinner, faculty families and townspeople, were the rule rather than the exception. The old Lone Wolfi' reputation of the club was but a memory as the brothers exuded charm all over the place, The other vital new development was the arrival of lhibideaux XIII, the St. Bernard This merry creature proceeded to consume great quantities of food, bloclc doorways, terrorize those brothers who slept in the bum- room, and grow lilce a weed. 5he so entranced the fellows that a gigantic open house was planned to introduce her to the campus. As the year draws to a close, personnel changes should be noted. A small but mighty senior class is leaving to seek their respective fortunes. We bid a fond adieu to Chas, Sheers, jersey, Yemps, Frat Rat, Varlc, Yulmer, Gortz, and Blimp. The juniors prepare to as- sume the mantle of house leadership with one basic goal' rrfr to malce Beta Beta Sigma Nu as great a place to live in 1957-58 as it was in 1956-57. Charles Wnlllams F3obertSchr1er Mrs Norma Cnarber Gary Henry jad' MOf'I!: Duc? Temple Fred Vfxnzer Torn Doyle Dan Forney Pon Fo- Boo Goss Bob Hotoop joe l.owFor Pandy Lrngle Bud Longneclfer Howre Lund George Morgan john Schnerder George Srmier Maynard Thompson Cotter Wrckemeyer Joe Wynn Akin Afkrre PM Breedlove Dave Brrdgeford jrrn ,lohansen Bob Knott Don Layton Pon Longnecker Jerry McC5reer Car! Medltch Harry Meyers Corl Mrchael Leroy Meyers Andy Paine Paul Prttsford Wes Vletzlce Duck Qobrnson Jam SDnndler Bob Stems Paul Storment Howie Ulble Duck Vance Bull Wafhelm Gene Behler Ted Carson Srd Condrt Tom Cortes: ,hm Gauger Pon Green Drexel Harvey Fred Lredtke Drcl: Llgnoul Steve Morgan Duck Patterson Ken Stover Duck Whrted x Q nr sz' 'Dx QF K -C- . 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West Library is one oi the finest in the country. With over 70,000 square feet oi floor space, every detail of design and equipment was conceived with utility and student convenience in mind. Qutstanding, too, is the character of its construction-with reinforced concrete rigid frame for utmost strength, durability and fire-safety. Here indeed rs a building worthy of the name it bears-that of the l'lonorable Roy O. West, Class ol 1890, formerly U. S. Secretary ol the lntericr, cnd former President, and still President Emeritus, of De pauw's Board ol Trustees. We talce pride in the fact that Lone Star Cement, produced in our neighboring plant at Greencastle, was used in this Fine, new library, as well as in sixteen other structures on the Depauw campus . . . quality cement which assures utmost lonq- time durability, in buildings which mellow with the memories ol the passrnq years. LONE STAR CEMENT CORPORATION plant: Greencastle, lndiana Office: lndiar1aF30l'5 ,VAENT Cc, CO 1- S T I tif V 07, so W 183 1 Bdldxxln, Xzxmw' 204, 232 Baxtur. Barbara , , ,141. 231 B1-ntzcn, Nlichael ,.,.. .,.., . . , .272 -W5 SllL'l'iddI1 Rdw llnxmtulx. Ill. 1522 Hall SI.. SE.. Grand Rapids, Kiifh. K. R. 2. Hudson. Ohio Bkzlvs, Km' 231 Baxlvr, Ravmond 204. 267 Bcrqlof, XYilliam .. . . . , . 187, 275 5-W 'Il-nth Sr.. XI. I,mmn, Ind. 15114 fi. Nhshlnqton St.. Blm1minQton,Ill. 2246 XY. 109th St., Chicago 43, Ill. Pull. Xldry V1-. l'Wl. WS. IH-1. 223 Bax'litTk,CIx'nda , , 100.240 B:-rke-bile. Dale, . , . . 205, 252 ln lil4i2CLkI'i'9I fi., SL'Al'NLi.ll1'. N, Y. 155 X. Xfashinglun SL, IJrlawd1'F, Ohio 1008 Pontiac St.. Rochcstcr. Ind. B.1llL1x'-i. I'hill.p BK'2!h0llI.KI2lI1C 59. 167. 204 Bn-l'kc'lJilc', Jane . , , . . 239 412 IQ, 51'lIllI121l'X' NL, 151:-f-xmuuzlv. Ind. 02' li. La Porte St.. Plymouth, Ind. 1008 Pontiac St.. Rochvstcr, Ind. h.1ll.ngc-r. 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NN-MN' H V e new J, ,' - , ' , 'B' -fr' ,, 'gii 'P+ fw ' 1' A -,ai wfwfa 1142 Ai f an , WR We P L A N T N O . I P I.. A N 'r N o. 2 E'7g lf'f'rl 1H AHIIX-X',9fS DIil'li.Yl'UIl P ' ' . , I'II1f I I 1 - .' Compzlatzon flIIC!Pllb1IC'0fIOIZ Sccfiom W . . IL' War! h0u'NI'1'g' Admlnlslranw and Safes Ihuslvons. . zlpplng and Direct Jllulf AL'lI'l'1fl'1'S. . 1 '9 '-19'uf'9'v'f f5.45. TW '51-.SM 5 ' 'f'N' .1, . ' . Q - exi f ' --. ifw-??' EQ x ' fi- F A . F ' '- - - - H A ..,, -e ' PC '. 1- .+L ' . . E5 '-Q The HOWARD W. SAMS SL Co., INC. virtually serves every segxnent of the 1 'T NY! .rl an X ev 1 M -A Electronic Industry: the nation's Service Technicians. the Component, Parts 'ii Manufacturers. the Electronic Parts Distributors and the Receiver Manufacturers, X 6 xv, .,' W , - 4 V Ii Y ev, Q ,R You. the consumer, benefit from all of this through the proper j' maintenance of your television and radio receivers. I f , 5 ' i '-Q12 f r 4 .e it ,,,,, , -M L. ,, ' .V ,.,. A . Q i -H . .. ,.,' 5 .. ....W f ..,, , Q x - 1 1- 2, .51 sq- . I ,.. , V e .:.,-.env 5.4. ..:.2:,,+X ,Q -- -- P ww. adm.. -r :fy -,ee .ver N - ev v-- X ,V--gq,.,1g,v N,-cgi.. ,-New QNYMZQW, ,f aff r 1 f f , M. ref , 'ff-W at I 4.4.4 2201 Ea t 46 h I AIVIS Q CD., INC. S ' - . f Street v Indianapolis 5, lndmnq 187 B1 131111. 121111, 251 B111'111v. 11. 11f'0l'Q11'I1Il1' 193. 242141. 2415 jn 113,-150,11 Dian.. 224 225 N. .X111111'11'.111 131111, Y.111 1.1l1.1, 1211141 13 1 l1'11'11c1' Pl.. 12l1llY111L'. 111. 2232 XY. 11213111 Pl.. CI11icaSf,0, Ill. 1-311.-E11-11. 11.11111 2 2 Blll'l'4Jll!11S. 1131411111 2415 211 CIa1'1so11..Ia1111's . . 2 11115 1, -1111.111-1-. Bl1111111111g11111. 11111. -113 41115. Ct.. L1l'l'l'l'l klSl11'. Incl. 212 So. CI11l11'g1' AVC.. G1'6PHCBSI11'. 11111. B1111. 4Z111111w 1311. 21111 151111, David 2413 222 liarlson, fX11's. Ianicc , 5113 11' . 1'1x1111111111. B1'1'1111'11. 11111. -44135 Hll11S1.. 510114113 111. 212 30. CU11f'1g1' .'Xx'1'., Cfl'1'9I'lC2iSl11', Ind. 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Lo11111111'11. 0111 Park. 111. 14131 12llN1 N1 . 41.1111e1111. 211511. ff.1lk111u. .Xrlr-111' l'1'1 2.111 Clisiadv. john 251 H1111 l111.1111. N111111 I'141. 2341 H4111 KIIIQ Avw., 11411lIIl11JllS. 411110 SOP- N. Sixt11S1.. Sprinqlicld, 111. 134111 N K1'111111'kx' .Xx1'.. 1,x'.1114x11l1-. 11111. 1I.1111p111'11. Craig 252 1211111111111-1'. 131111- B111-11111: 15.1111.11'.1 225 1'1341 XV. '12w1-11111 Nt.. .Xl'lC1Q'I'S1JI'l, 11111, 402421 S1111111- 1111 .Xv1H. Dayton 141. 4111111 11142 1111111- R11.. H111111'1111111, 111 111111111111-11. 131111 21141 Chase. Ronald A 141. lhg B11121M. X1.1111111x' 232 N111111 Madison. 11111. 1.112143 '1'h0m-,S gt-N 511-l 3.11 4311111111 Pi . P11111 14441241 111 C11il1'l1J1Jl'11.t12il'C1llL'11ll1' 121 244 G,-and Rdpg,1S1,' Mich. 1i1114lm1:'w.?11:1i1- n M V141-15 15111. 24:41.12-15 c.ql11'111l1i11.311ai'.Sx'1'., N11w111111f1ka. Ind. Chastainv Gmlllm N.-N lg-U 110. 2-I 111111 .IN . V.. 112 1' 1 1 5 V. lr 1.1111 P ll' . 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R11111-11 1'111. 2118 412 N. Grant Pl.. Park Ruigv. I11. B11x02. U11111I. 11111. .Xpt 4111. XX' H11111111Q11111 111111 11. LT.11'Is1111. B1'11C1' 1'141 2113 111111 1. C111'11! 2413 .Xlf-x.1111111.1. YA. 423 11 fT11111'1, 12l11111111s1. Ill. 15 1..f'C.1l1I1 Pk.. fi111g11por1r 1421. XI.1l.11'.1 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Overmyer Mouid Company, Inc. Winchester, Indiana 288 4.11, 1 1 1 13 1' T 1. . 451, 1 ' - P21 , 1 1,1 1 11' 1 N f 1 1 1 1 1 11 H ,E it L 1 'IQTFEX-,X N, f -Af M1 1 4 S Y 'if ? i1 KL 5g1'v 'K -1 g 2 I ' v-D' X 'ff ,- -'ff-'tx . q -,Q 1 ',i-1 -11,- . .22 71' f 1' --.1 1 ff fizaaffg ' !: fJ?J.-1' - 925- ' 331.-1 ,1 5 f' f . Y 131-.I',XI'W l'XlX'l'fl-1Sl'l'1 19111 N111 I1 INST 1 A Matter !.t, II ls 1I':111iIi11ll:11 1'11I' suns Tradition '11111 1l'1l1v'11t111's 111 1311 lllX 1 1 F, .311l1111l1i 111 111lh1w 111 11111 1'1111tst1'1.' 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' ' - 11111 11111 lllxfllllf tl1111- s1111s 111111 11:111gl1t1-1N 111 11111-11 It 11 1 1 11' Kilktlxillff 111-1'111111ts with this 1'1'i1-111111 11:1 A 1111111111 111 t1':11l1t11111. 11k Uf11'1'.1'f 111111' l.111jq1'.1'f lglllfx' IVU f'11I1111111 f.'1111111,1' f17'1'1'i1'1'1!J' tfr, 111117111111 3 X 280 w Lipp. .irrrvf 154. IND. Inv m'kr'urn. XYilli.rrn 250 Cfnrvv, Gvnrqr' 103 FU- I, xxbclllllll Nt . 1rlf't'Il1'.lNllK'. Irui, 1414 P.ir'k:iL'Iv Dr., llvarlsvlllrr 14. Ind. 1018 N, Ulvnwfxuzl. Pvoria. Ill. Laura. Nirrrw' fulfill, Durqht 20 CIur'r'igan.lIarm's W' IQ Nkalrrrrt Nr , lin-vrrr .mlm Ind ltlll 'l'xw-ntv-t'uur'th St., Rurk Isluuzi, Ill, R. R. 2, C9r'c'cnz'asll9. Ind. q l.rr'L,. Xiu Br-ra 143 rrthn. Rrrhcrrt 2'l Cfortvwi, Thomas 2 '7 ZA UI-N LTI , irrvf-rn.r4rIv-. Ind, 4153 Crmllrqm' .Xx'w.. lrrliarmrmlre, Ind. Luthm Rd., Hinsialv. Ill- Luk, ltmrngrx ZHI. Zulu Ciulv, Bar'lmr'g1 252 Uottun. :Xnn 180, 230 IN 1 PIN t'r . tQrf'r-rrhrxltw. lml Q30 M4111 St. til:-n Illlyn. Ill. 2344 CItxarr1r'yRcl.. Cl4'x'r'landH0i'lT1lS-Omg Lark. 'rllrtarrr llf' tiulv. NIrr'r.rm ISM. 188, 21111, jill, 11111, 235 liounlryman, Charl:-S Zo will Imh xr , Nprrrmlaf-lil, III, 3114 Ash sr. Txlmslrall. Ill. 10814 S, Washtvnaw, f1l1ifa2U43- Ul- I-IVK KI-1H1 N Jon Cullrnw, lhrrw' 2'h Cowan, hlarquvlvn 240 'U' I. Nr'xr'r1II19t, llllltliilll Ill Bax I. Urrslurl, Ind, ll8'IOHr'rsur1 Sl..SZ1Y2lIlIl3. Ill. l.rr'lw, Hxrrl llltr, 2011 'mulling Kkll'1'I1 243 Crm, Luo -U4 Hqxxllrrrrrrr- Nt . til:-rr I.llv11, Ill Brrx 1. Gaston. Ind. R. R. 4. Uwvrlcastlv, Infi. I.rrI-tv Rr-lwrr 2041 Iurrrtrw, tlgrrul 224 Cox. Marian 434 lI.mIlmr'rrt- Sr . til:-11 llllvn, Ill. lb58CZulurr1h11rr1. Iiuxtllllf, Ind. 454 S. Court St.. CVUWII P0iIlI. Iflil- l.rrkwn. .Xmr lat. VW, l'33, 2011, 143 .urrrir'n'. KZ.1r'ul 152, 153. 2311 Cox, Nanfv IRG 'HL Yvrrvrmrm XY.rx. XY, l'.1lrr1 Hr' nah, l lz1 5110 S, Nrnth Nl , Init'-iX't'llt'. Ind. 'Uh N. Clrarxnctw, VY. Lafaym-ltr-. IIVI, lukwrr, I.tmrr-ru-v IW? 255 C'lYl1fit'I'. Rirhard .TZ Cfrahlr. Susan mg- 247 -U32 X'f'Ilf'Il.ill Wax. XY. ljdllll Iiexrflr. l'l41. 315 'I'mm1rr'1i1m- Rd.. lirussc' Prrirrtv, Niirll. 650 S. Clan' St.. l I'ankf0l'I. ln'i. ' lun:-r'. l't1.ulcw 115. IBN. 130, 10' lkrrrcirl, Srrfrn-3' IWW CIr'aiQ. lilizahvth t -V134 R R l, lin-gurl. Ill, 2031 flullgax 514, l'Qvz1r1strrr1. Ill. 2805 Il. M:-nlo Blvd., Mrlwarrkm- ll, HN lr-rrrrm N.1ru'x' Il , Jzrv Rvnklrn. Plrrlirn 208 Craig, Genr'g4f 252 :WV f 'Ulu' .Mrk l'rrrQpr'nt Hvlglrls, Ill 5111 lllvn .Xrztmr Ur, xYYIlI1f'XSI'lUli. Pa. 010 XVCDQIUF. XWWHIUIT- Ill, lf'u'I.ilrfl. Alusvplr 59. l'5. 200, lbw Crunk, Cf.iruIx'r1 235 Crain. Ramsry 250 1213 Y XY.rlnut Sl . lhrnrllc-, lll Bmw:-ll. Ind. llfl Burnham Pl.. llvanQton. Ill. IIIIP,-lItt'!'Ir' lug, l4'P, 153. l J, Zrmk. Inhn 208 Clranv. Nancy 343 IHS, 200, 230 451 I r'z1r1c'ist'.r Avo., x'UlII1Q'iI0h'I1 4, Ohio 22489 Fairmount Blvd., HH XX'rm:ll.xr1ri Nw. lJ.rxu1r1 'L Ulm: Irmk. xluclrllr 21' Shakrr' H:-iqhtS.0l1iwv - lrnv' l'Irxll1Q 255 R, R. 15, Bax 131, lndianapolrs. Int. Craxsturfi. lflllallflll V I 0- 37' 413 5 Hvlrrurrrt ,Xvx .Xrllrlulun Hvtqlrti. Ill. CIrmk,Su'pIrc'11 1020 XY00,iSidP DV.. Flin! 3. Nflflf- Y lrpprugvr, Ilxnn 1334! 223 H25 S. li. Raw-r's1d0. l,v.mSx'iIlv 13, Ind. Crawl:-V, Evan i 135, 202, 2 7 inf, 5 Runmqu,-lj,., 1,yd,,n,11,,' Imr tfuulrng, Yirgrnm 192, 23:1 all Sr-urinary St . Gr'm'rrfastl:'. In'i. , i,I1,,-,-l,- pkm-ll-,li 7200 N, KIK'I'tLii2'Il1Sl., lrrctmrmpolls 20. Ind, Clraxxlrv. Nfichavl 131 2 3 414 N park Rd ' IIAGYMWI. lwdrk IH Llnrrrrvrm. lharvx' 261D 131 S. Vim- St.. Plainllrld. Ind. .,l,l4,. rum, 30,4 S4-25 l'llII1hlllNl .Xvr-,, l'llIHhlll'iI H3, N. Y. ffl-f.d,.. Hcl.bN,t 2114 S24 xx' c:r.vr1rt ,wt . smrtr. H1-n'I ur. Ind. CTOHIIS- R1'H41'l1 , W- 'gf' W 304 1095 S. xiyrrlc. Kankak.-r-. In. Ubllx MLHWIH HM. JNL 235 tv 4l4lt3r'fs1-rn ,M-r., t,l4.n lull,-n. Ill, IRE ul ulriptlh Michal-I 34,3 H24 XY fj4ll1AX.XXt'.,sllllIllHK'Ild lb, Ind, tT,,F1'h iildmiil Q -V 303 Harding Rd.. Iilkllliff. 111,1- x rl ' rs v, r. I , , . 1MtlI'dIl.Nf'iil 142, l 2, 1-5. l'rr, IFV, 268 Cnppm Blwham 154' 230 Urorkvr, Davrd 16 . Wh. 21' 42lF Hrrhrrl111k'l'1'r'r , Nluxkrv. Ill 351 xyalnu! SL. Nappanm.. Iwi 40 XY. HrllS1.. fftralllpkiiim. Ill. rn'lrr'z1lr. Paul 252 flupplv, f:Ilkll'lf'S 100, 110, 133, 130, 200, 2.36 Cfr'u111wc'll, 'l'1'r'1'y f 7 Hrrx SH. Nr-xt lmtmrrrurrr, lui 31' F?ill'hHIlk9 Xvrf., Murrstvr. Ind. 1623 N, Franklin. Uarnillv. lll. Terrace View Gardens tllrwrwrx lnrxlarmrax, Jn. lvilllllllfql' Lille' Zigllvlgr'l'itilR1lrlrI'lE, Pultwl l'l:1llTx Landscaping TENT 81 AWNING CO. 3, MIHIH' 335 li llruliurrupulis liuzul 'ilrirvfr CHAS. H. BARNABY LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers of Band Sawed Hardwood Lumber Veneers Greencastle, lndrana Ninth 84 Chestnut Streets TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA 7 Q0 Where will YO be living in 196 ? That's probably a diflicult question to answer at this time. Yet it's quite possible that you might find your future in America's industrial East. One of the East's great cities is Buffalo. Hence, the chance that you might be a future neighbor of ours is not as remote as it might seem at the moment. That's why we extend an invitation to you NOW to visit us if and when you come to Buffalo. We would be happy to see you, or better still, SERVE you with a new Pontiac, Cadillac, or service. TINNEY CADILLAC-PONTIAC CORPORATION BUFFALO, NEW YORK 1111N11x. 17.11:1'l1 125 41111: Nl11f'1l1x1.. 1111111 111.11111 111 1'111x111, 51.111 1711, 195. 2511 2211, 5111111111 51, I71'111111, 11111 LY11141, 1' 1i11l1.11'11 117, 259 111111.1n111'11 X11',17.1x'11111 111. 1111111 1'111x4111.111. 111114111 2315 41111 X41111111111111 . X.lNl1X'lllt' 12, ll'11l1, 1111111-, Mix 11111, 1-111 51111l'1111'4I 1111. 11111111111-, 111. 11111x1'.l..1111.1 1111225 111111 X1I111Q11111 .X11-, 1..11iI'liIl21'. 111 1lI1l1I1. 1111111 2115 1111111111111-1. 111g KI11111111, X1.111l1.1 1511, 1118, 255 li Ii 1. li11x 2.11,11411-111.1. 11111 111--1. 11. 11.11111 1-19. 1711, 199. 2711 4111 XY N.1111l1141u' NI . 1 11111l.11', 1111111 1'111x1-131i.1I111'11111' 119, 141, 1511, 11.1-1, 1511, 34' 111111X11111l1.1I11ll71'..N.1,.,1.1'1l111'll.111l1lS,l:1. 1 1111111111111111, 151111111 4 1 N. l1111I1'-111 1111 S1 . X1111s.111111'1' H, 1111. 111 l7.1l1l. l71'l11l7lQ 1 -. 1,1511 1,lIlt'11lI1 11 .iv 1... 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C11'1'1'111':1stl1'. 11111 17'.X1'Cy, Mrs. R1 512, S1111 S, 1,111'11st St.. c7il'!'1'11L'iiS1.l1', Ind l72'lI'1'l1ill, R1ll11'111 245 2511 11011, .2115 271 111. 24, 2111 251 21511 2711 7 17l'.X1'l1l11I1ll, 111-1111 . 154, 1817 . 225 511511 1Yood111'at11 .xV1'., Fort 1Yaync', Ind, l71'.X1'1111111d, xIlll'I'iiY 21111, 259 54111 N. l7ClElNN'?ll'L' St.. lnrlianapulis 211. Ind. l71'at1'1', Ralph . 2711 4 lIi1'C11- Lane, l,lii11ClOI'l'1C, N. Y. l71'1'k1'1', Paul 1711, 2711 1115 l'lll1'INVOlJCl .Xx'1'.. B1'il1-171'1l, 171110 17cC11s1a, Suzannz' 1511. 179. 1311. 2110. 247 11115 XV. Polo 1912, Cllaytnn 5, Mo. 17t'K'1'117L1, Pat1'i1'ia 199, 2411 748 1111211113111 Rd.. Gl1'nx'i1-xv, 111. 171-g1'11l1a1't, lflainv . 99, 255 155118 11111101511 .'Xv1'., 1-larvvy. 111. 1J1.'H11ll2lI1Cl1'l'. xI17k1IlI11' 1911, 199, 252 2111 li. 1-1az1'l 171-11, sIJ1'lI'1Ql11'lCl, 111. Dvilsvli, RiCl1a1td 187, 2118 411411 BUlllL'V3l'll l'1.. Indianapolis, Ind. 171-1.1111-, 1.11311111- 14418 1N'allaC1' St.. Chicago 27, 111. 144. 255 l2l'1.U11Lf. G. Robert 59, 1111, 175, 190, 21111, 252 11112 S. ,FNVVIIIV-i1'V1'I11ll St., l,a1'ay1'ttc, lllfl. Dt'l.17I1Q, Hclcn 2511 1l11llI'111Ql1.l1l1, 111111114 195, 199. 247 1111111 lj. l'l1'11nt St.. Bl110l1'l1I'lQ11111, 111. 11112 S. 'llXN'CIl1Y'Sl'K'1'Y11ll St., l.a1'a1'vttr', ln'l. 5417 .X1111 N1 . l..1I14l11U, 111 17ax'11's, 171-111111111 197, 247 1711111111 ,Xrleinis 259 1'11111-111. R11111'1t 21111 29411 B1'11X111I1 Rd., Sliakvi' H1-iqlits, 171111 75511 Halliday, 1-1. 1711, 111d1a11apo1is, 11111, 411111 l'l1.1111x1'11111 .Xx1'.. li.1l'11111111- 11, N111. l7k'IN'l1f5, R11l11'1't 154, 171, 251 l'71'lX'11'y1'1', 17011 . . 1 111111'l'. 1311111 1112 NY. l'l17I'1V-1111111 .Xx'1'., Gary, 11111. 2112 1311111731 Dr., La Porte, Ind. 4152 111'.111'1.11111 .Nw , 1I11lld1ld1717ll5 14, 11111. 17.1v1i, -1. 15111111 125, 21111 dc Pa1'a111-s, Carlos 195 1'11111-, 1211.11 11-N 21111 29114 1I1111ax St., livaiiston. 111, Box 779, Anfon, Canal 211111-. 43' 311-11111 1111111 171' , 511w11111s11k.1, 111171. 17111-is,-111111111 154, 179, 21111, 2111, 255 171'V1's, David 259 1T11111x. 1I1.111111't11 2411 1115 Hayes St., 1.:1w1'1'111'1'1J111'q, Ind. 51 Holly Dr., 1'V1'l1st1-r C1l71'lV1'S 19, lX1n. R R, 11, liux 579, N1.11'1111ui111-, 11111. 17ax'i4, P. 1N'i1lian1,k11. 185, 2114 Dickvy, Patricia-1 21111 1llII11i. 1.11z.1111't11 1117, 252 22 B11g111'r ,Xv1'., 1,1111 W'as11ingt1111, N. Y. 1111 MQ111111' Rd., 1111.11'p1'11r11'111'1-, 3111. 1'111x 115. l.1'1'11N. 1111111 Davie, l'lll'llHl'Cl 199, 225 Dietz, 17111111 1'1.11I11111Nk1, 1f11111.11l 2117 21122 ll, Ravinuiirl St.. Indianapolis 5, 11111. 1517 'l'l1o1'nw1111cl 1711. Dl771N'I11'1'S C11'OX'K'. 111. N-12 X 1.1111111,11'1'1 .X11-, 172111 l'.11'k, 111, Davis, R11S1'l1ld1'1' 1114, 152. 2511 Di11a1'c1, .Xl'll1Lll' 187, 2115 Bux 9574. 1,QCl1'I'1 l2ll171'S, Garv, lllll. 111111 1,i1J1'a1'y St., Paoli. Ind, D 1721-vis, 1Y111is 5 152 171l'l1l71iI7, Earl l V 51 l71dI1l11l1Cl .Xu-,, 17:1ymn J, 1211117 .155 1',. Walnut 51 , Q.o1'yc11'111, lllfl. lf.1'21f'i. -1111111 2113 17klXliS11Il, Nlgirlfi 21111. 2114 171l1111.111, 1.1'Ql11' 2113 41-1111 B1-11-11111 .X1'1'., 1I1111'.1g11 41, 111. R. R. 5, 1Y111c111'x11-1', Ind. 11111 xV0l71ll3I11l R11.. c1lL'llS11klXV, Pa, l1,1g111-11. 17.11111 125, 135 171111, .Xli1'1- 199, 248 17iss111q1'1', .Xnn 149, 155, 1911, 228 21111 XY. 1,1111'11Nt., 111111z111:1111111s 27, 11111, 729 11.'1'111rty-I11'1tS1., .fX111l1'1's1111, lnd. 55118. Stone ,Xx'1', l11ic1I'?lllQ1'. 111. Qld R 1' bl C 121 C In I r Whlte Cleaners S b G - II Featuring two hour service Seminary 81 College Phone 9106 on Shirt Laundering and Dry Cleaning 17131231 X SHUNRX1 11,1311 I I I UfUL'l6'7'.1' 309 N, jackson Phone 257 121 S. 111111111111 'l'1-1. 11122 292 ' 1 1 Dlx. Ldna lwl. ZW llmkf-, N.mf x 04 Nurtlmr'st1'1l1 ,Xu-,, XYrmsl1'1, film. , UiX. l'1'L1clm-lim' II14, 2110, 239. ZW' Illxvrllvlf-I llurnld ' fIuln'r21il1, 011111 v Will!! I. ulmxlxmll lilulm l,llNh.nl In-I , . 25:- ll-l liz-llwlmllgillnf' Rrl , Nl I,ml1x Ii NIH IDIXHD. Dun llf lfif 2411-, 2-1, Ihmui, 'l'l1vmImw- jim THZI Park ,Xu-., llllllilllllllllli IU, ln'I 1411! 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Iluxmlfi W -NIU I, XIII Inluixl, XX.1lL-'11 ru IIM ll V 5 V7 XYrwlm1'x li1l.Rwkx Rxxfl If-. 4 Pill ,Huy Xlzxrx' V IHQI IQIINIXIII 14.1, ll.1vlux1ff.'TYmf ?I'lll.l IH Immun TNI. X11 l 1-ntlxii l,1m1t.1. ',ll1'l'Ill 4 I'7 w lxlmif, lllllldlll I, 321 Vlftln SI.. Hulntlnulml lm! nk 3 lltlll'9. IAIIIIN .l1Ill'XklY', I 1.1 41. Hill Hx.u1tNt.,1,.nx. In w 22'YIH1,!f11,Xxf-,. IN--n11.x. III I-IQRACE LI K 86 CQ. The Store of Furniture Furniture Appliances Floor Covering Summer Furniture S'wf mkC1'S PUTNAM MOTOR SALES Standard Servicc DODGE AND PLYMOUTH Lubrication Tires , SALES AND SERVICE Batterles Accessories ,' f tTwo locationsw 403 Mnplv ,105 N, .lxu-ksun Indiana 13142 ill-ll wa m, w nglrslr, K.iIlr-nv 132, 2-ln F Flslwr. 1 r'r't1r'1'icli , 255 2111 XY lknstrrrrgrrrrr xr , Nhwltwxrllr-. 111117 , , 4 U 135 Hiaxvatlxa Dr.. Cilarr-nclon Hills. Ill. rmrr'1r'1', H1'r'ur1.1 IH-1. IS-. 1'l'9. 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A 1t's pretty drlfrcult to locatea vantage pornt brood SHUI-'gl' lo see and evaluate future opportunity . . there are manY frelds ol endeavor . many good lrving areas All of ug at The 1-lalord Company are convrnced that our opportunrtres are hard to match. ln the last sux years our busrness has Increased 14O 2, l-'lalord manaaement rs young, vrgorous, and lrrendly and Rochester, New York rs rdeally srtuated lor uncrowded, pleasant lrvrng and recreation School lacilrtres, at all levels, are among the best rn the country Rewardrnq, challengrng openrngs exrst rn the field ol pl-,YHCS Electronrcs Eng,,-,eeunq Nlachrne Deslgn Chemrstry Productron Generous support offered to all l'lalord personnel for further study rn therr chosen held, We'd lrlce very much to hear lrom you. Write to Y 71 0 C l 0 1' fl cis' 19613111115 l1'zw in Ara from the ,vforc IDUPIIIIIC' lD7'cjl2'7is' . . . Prevds ,1 J Mr. David S. Raub 0 ,19 ' ' ' 'mix' 'f ... , . , . Drrector ol lndustrrcrl Relatrons in Hn-l' l'1tty X 4-urs 1,1 N4-vm. THE HALOID COMPANY f ,. , , . H7 'jr ,LA 1 M-L-yyrmu 141 174-l zum 51111101118 Rochester 3, New Yorlc 'Z gi, ,t.lw,e,l-.'lg:- ' -. :If J J r ,. aj. ' 294 , . . . and M1011 you rc' rcudx' to LHIILLL your Hllllllllllll llomaya' I'L'INL'lUL7Cl' that it paw to lmx' thc lmcst -- Kl1wrL1'I'Il :xx IHIIIWYII XX, XI-Xfwl HI 'mini' :uul lnxulq- lmlx' ,XXIIQHII'XX-SI:aml:11'wl JLiL'LLL'LLL'1X i',XI1lXl'l'l'S XXL? SIXIQ LllIlf'YIIvl1:1l lw:zl1I.X' :ll II11' pvnk ul' IIIIQILLLX by .XXIlfllll'XX-SI:111ml:1l'mI '!.Xlli 1'UNl7l'I'lUXlX1l lin' L11-:allll :xml 1'1v11ntwwl'I, :ami Infl- mg 119111:-.x':1l111-, llnflnllwl null XXHI'L1L-Lilllllillx .XKILIIIIK 'XX-S1:11u1I:1r'1l ll:-:slung Im' :mv tllvl. ' hl',l,l',l I XHI li MXN lr1m1l'Ep:u'lm1E,Imnlvrruhlum limnm Vlnmw' 1I'HlIl Q1 1-mlnpla-tv 51'll'l'LlllII ni mms. IIIKNLULN, :mul llI'l1'4'f Yxrlll' Emu L,LllIllLJt'l'1Il4 l'u1uI1':wtu1' wlll Eupplxt CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY BIO SHIILLI Vzlpitnl Xu- ll11l1:u1:npuIl- lmllzmzu The 7957 MIRAGE Covers ARE MO L LO Y - M A D E BY THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY EEE NORTH WESTERN AVENUE CHICAGO ILLINOIS 295 7 lurf-mmm. -1.1111-I 24' l u'w, Phillip , , ISU, 101, 204 CQb1l'h'OOfl.AI0?1l'A . . , 208, 231 313 X l'11mu NI . XY.1l'Q.ixx. Iwi, -343-B Qfolumbizi Cfilvlv, If.. 151g Hilclrfth St., South Bond, Ind, I1-rm-x, llxxmnfl 1244. l8'. 213 Hilllllllfbllll. Ind Gawfaaxuwic, Joseph 256 H11 5 lxlftlll St . Xfuln-1'Ix', Xlu, FIkiK'Ild, XX'ayl1c' . 256 'UZU XvOO1d3NYI'l .-Xvcz, Hammond, Ind. Ilmvlp lymnk W RlX'l'l'SiLikN Dr., Nvw Ym-k 32, N. Y. Calais, Robrrta , , , 236 'll X U11-n KMA, l'vm'1a. Ill I 1'ul1m', Yinu-nt 108, 171, 2111, 16 5193 N. Pc'nnsx'lvania St., Iwi'-1. Xurrmm 224 IIN' I.inculn XYHY, 1.11 Purtv Ind, Indianapol1s'2O, Ind. 2115 XY, Xiu:-lv-c'uIl1Si.. Lnlswn Llxlv, lll.t l 1'w-, Yvlwl 20? 204 Gatz, Gloria 247 Iulldxlwxx Nuulm 130 VHS Indlana .Xvv , La Ports. Ind, 801 N. Spring Ave.. LaGrange, Ill. 5258 I, Nl kil.111 Nt . Imi1.1x1.1pwliw. Ind. Fullvr, Nfvlmda 230 Cfb1ll2C'l'.LI21IHCR , 143 279 14-11. 11. Slmlvx' ZW, 232 205 Olin- St.. U1'f'f'11faStlP. Imi. 1013 XVc'bstm' Ave., XYl1f-:1to11. Ill. SHUI Mlvlmm- Y! , H.1tl1:-slmm. Xlxw l'ultnn. .X. .Xrthur 20' Gcbllardt, Thomas 195 263 lmxlm-1, xI.mf- 151, 231 4135 Unt.u'io St., Uak Park, Ill. 'FSS Iiuclid Ave., Chicago 40, 111, lmfil limexlth St . IALl1lYl'llt' Inal, Fllllk, N. Six:-1'lr'r-luv 171, 109, -43 Gvlst, Nfeiry 247 lUXX1l'l', Alflill IHS, ISN, JV, 23h 1111 Bvrd SL, C:OX'll1QIUI1 Rv, 2424 P1'ospc'ct .-Xvfr., Evanston, Ill. IU-l fil'1NXKIl1l'l U1 , XwHlll1QiIUXKIl N, Ulm: Fl,1Qm,m. Robvrt Gssslmg Nancy 192, 224 luxl llxwxvtl 138. 1171. ZIV, 203 IHS Nurtllxxoucl Blvd., cQIxC'F'IlL'2iSllf', Ind. 1520 Sgulh-I Sp, lilwgodx Indl ZS lhvgmmml Dr, Nmuuut, N KI I'NlllY.-IdI'III'S 255 ggmhinq Richard 191' 192' 195 252 Hx. Rmuld 142, ZW 4'I' .Xl'liI'lLIlOI'l, Ft. Wuvnc 0, Ind. 305 Mcfiullvl Mount Ilfhanonm pa. Q25 N, Hliullr-x Nl.. 111:11 xlnipolu l, Ind, Gf.W,l.' xlamia' 190' 224 F'-51 Nf rfl1f'H 30 G 032 XYOII' sl., Dos Plaines, 111A 11-1 PdI'ku.1x IM.. H451-1'sImxx1. Inri. k Gihqm Iamm -,Og w lrdnk. I'.llc'n 413, 130 lql, l'lv, IU , 236 Hail, lI1'11'x' 172, w Un Xvaimit gt Biwwilltz lui ' ' 534 N, I,A1'uxf-ttf-HlxLi.Nuutl1Br'ml 1. Imi, 2251 XX'cstlJmuk, Fmt XY8lYI'lt,'. Ind. -bf A ' , ' 5 ' ' X' q . lmnk X111 Imvl lS', 21l'. 255 Galbraith. Suv 133, 105. VW. 2f'1. 225 bl-bonflokm . . . , , '03 1u..W11 R41 Y Qzmmn--1.1 cum, Incl 434 .mmm Axw.. 1'imbm-Q11 10, Pd. V W BUUU -W1 Blofktfm- MN' H lldllktl laimlll 303 udlfg-, Patricia 340 Cf1bjQH.,R- Blwkfx X Y V399 22 1111 N XIJII1, mmm my Ill. wimm-up Rd., mf-p Rive-r, Ciunn, Y .4-' 5fHI1'DU1'Y DVA- fA01HlHbUS 0- 0-H0 q lI.illl'i11Il. Idlllif' 24W Gallvlw, Ronald Ili. 134, 130. 143 HUDSON- R0b'7l't Y 143 -'ffl Xllr-u Ifzlnv, St Lilmxlr-X, Ill, 520 .Xshland .Xx'c., Chicago Heights. Ill. 10541 5- DVFW SV- Chifalfl 43- U1- IIK'l,1f'l'lYlxSIIIH Nalux' ISA, 213 Uallaqllcly Tlmmas 143, 159 Cf14AS!'C'kC,tI1Jhll 255 4135 ,Xlflvn Dx.. xIlllI'lf'dDUllS IH, Blinu, 5524 Hmm' .Xx'e',, HPrwyn, Ill. R, R. l, Sunnv Knnll, Bartlritt, Ill. , 1lVKil'l n ksun. P41111 IBA, IHS, 251 f,i2llI'll71F, Rifhard 208, 271 Giffold. Idm , . . -1111? N. EdIl1l'Il .Xu-., Sllul-1-umm! ll, XY1s, 525 XV. H3l'l'lQf7Il Sr , Monticvllo. Incl, 101111 Sin-ridan Rfl., Evanston, III. In-1-11111:-1', .Xrm 180, 214 Hantz. Nlarqarrrt 195, 2111, 2113, 224 Gillwrt, Cilarlffs 208 IVF Sunsf-I I,.1n1'. XY. l,g1i'.1w'ltc', Ind. Dv Igmd, Ill. 201 S. Broozur- Ave., Linde'11hu1'st, X, Y. In-fAP1,1t'4-13 l,uux' 120 LQm'lw1', Jain- lffu. 248 GiIhmlrnc-Stvxuson, Peter 259 11m gum,-I Idmv, NY. l,4t'ax'm-tn-, Iml, ailo XY:-lllnqton Why. Clavtou 5, Rio, 3' St, .Iohn's, Bedford, England in-lull, li: mid 203 Gardm'x', ,Iuchth 250 Gilkcy, Gan-th . , 1479, 201 303 -1H'l5 ihllq-qw .Xxcg Imlxaxmpulls, Ind, 11114 l'hix'Iir'lfi :Xvr-., ,XLlI'UI'Ei, Ill, 1124 Randall Rd., .'Xll1'UlKd, Ill. In-m'h. Rlnhzufi IOS, 2-1 Ugxln-tt. BL1l'l'7i1I'3 ZHS, 227 lY?lUIl'll:'l', Richard 259 R. R. 3. xilllllklfa, Iml, u lry J Mak Lana Indianapolis 20, Indv 1015 Clhvsrokcc Rd., XVilme-ttf-. Ill. In-111141. I., 51411114-ll 1411, 248 Hgu'rr'tt, Carol ,, 1114, 18', 22 Cgllllllll, Ronald -U4 XI.1pIf'Nr. NULIIII XYh1tl:-Y, Ind. SIN! N. XY. Fifth St., Riclmrnoud, Ind. 2131 XY, Fr1u1'tr4v11Ih St., Dallvillv, Ill. Little The DePauw Its pw-swxnfzxtiw P HMI,-.n Theater llSLll'1'illl lIlI1JUI'fllllf part ui f'X't'l'VSfl11ltllf sf-falls-2111114-. IDEAL BOB MYERS AUTO SALES CLEANERS INC. QIIQLHIX 211141 5s'l'Yi1'r- - l,I1lx I 1 xxn IJ111x11x 1 ' .- .A .A YourlQhJod 5far Tire Dealer Su, XviIll'Sfl'l'1'1 Y Iqckiou ' f l N'A WV '43' INDUM fQI'Q011CflS'IlE. Illcliulm l'l1fnw410 Phone 3-13 296 1' f as N 9 -I FCI. X Bae N NJ . ,wx LJ' fn-J . , x .1 1 ' 1 1, f I f' ' p f , XX f 1 , ' 1. X ' ' ' 1 . ' l , N ,X , . , ' my ' f ' A X ln ,f wal J N.. VR 'I vw-4+ '-.p ' X 3-l fl ffl 6 WX X X N ww ,, 1 !f,VgK.XNxk iff' ,H , N W ff 1 1 x f IXMLJ f ffl! f 1 xy 7 l g 1' NX 3 I X AN!! flt f Il 1 l f X ' X 75 that DIAL feeling-you never worry alro Danov llw ullolc- uiglll lllfflllgll-Llllll you flill llLlYl' tllai llwfll. 4-ln-all llial fooling. NolIlL1lh'l'Xxl1L1l you mlo. You almya llwl lilo- you juft fin-ppl-nl out ol ilu' slmouvr. .Xml llll'I'1'LlSHI1 15Al7lz1l l'1'IlllbW'S oulol'-vall-111g wlxlll lILll'l4'I'lLl lllill other goosl soaps loan- ou your rlxlll. Howl ol' all. Dial ,1I1'l'll.YUlI lmrlzilqu. IlI'OIt'l'llIlg you all :lay-aml for SQ'Y4'I'Lll elays il' uw-nl lw. lliall Xl'-T . v . , V V . . . clovs xt. Bo other l1 Ll4llllg soap has lt. llml s why Dml-aml only lohal- stops oflor bqforc it starts! Pooplv Hlltl uso Dial Fay ilu-y juft lllillil ll-1-l as L'lt'LlIl null any ollu-1' foals. ren't you glad you use Dial Soap? fflw1l't.wm lu. pf ' l 3,..r ut ofl or! 'I Fx I SJ'r:':' aw I J., dendnmnt sll 4'l'f'l'YfnulV rffclfy YS? tllllll, XI.1il.r,r In ,271 ,r.iIt.mr, Sus.lnnr' l4l. IST, I84, l'I1x, 123 :IIS l'rrti1IIiNr, tI.rrrrrr, III 235 I'41rk Rd , XXX-Ixslvl' til'4ix'1-s III. 510. ritrrn. Iviix imnt, Ntlncx' IIN, 239 -W2 N Xhirtiwn Nl , tix:-1-rrtnistlr-, Intl, 'Hu IN'iIIit1rns St., Riu-rr Fur:-st, III. lsI.xsi-ri, Alirliri I-U. JUS. ln' iryrnt, lQIl'lllI.l'tl l'I 3 N Irrr1:n.in.I Ill .Vlrlurgir -IS, III 3' I'r'uspr,'m't .Xv:',, Nrvr'Ilx.lmplun, Nluss. 1ts,.Irr.irmf- ISF, IW5, IV iI'.iIlZl'.tII, I'c'li'r' 2110, 208 3-II Nurttsxxiri-tl It-I, Ilixvrsitlv, III 485 Kimi- Sl., Blll'llI1L1IUI1,XYIS. Imlrlvri, XI.iiu.rir't JIU, 22 rl'.iX'. .Xngvla 244 Il IRAN ri Mr-, I.:-xirigmri, tix 1123 I'IiQI1l.rmI .Xvv , l'Il1liIvIIlI0lIL1S, Ky, I.w-1. Imxlir' 7 S irnv, Rust 255 IMI XII---ii Xxr',Nu.ll!l41lv', III ISU N, Miiiiii NL, XVL1I1.1sIr. Incl. If-iirsrr 1. IMiin.r 231 -1-.1x', Philip fi, l8'. l'1'P wliiir x tI.iIxIr-x .Xxr'.tIIi1r.igo-Ii, III, 228 S.I.11tir'.rngt'RmI..I,.1tIi'.r11L1c',III, limi, lin Ir.iriI I ltr, I 31 11-4-11. Iitrnzilrl 270 I-it' II:.1Ir Iwi XXV, lllxvi liwlrsl. III, 3IUXN11IrasIr lIrIlr'x'1llr'. III. .rtlrI.riiI, luwivll 791 1'4'r'n1', Kay' 2-III Ixviliiw- Nl . I'.1I.ilrr1v- III I5EII Hr-llv .Xx'r',, I,.1kr'wrrrI1I E, Illini inllii-x Xlliiivl 1113 1'r'a'lllr'r', Huxutlcl Iql, 186, IDI Jill lltlllv' I'I , XY.ir'rr'1r. Illini liltt I Fld IIr'r'I1a1aI Rui , XIlI1iif'I'lllt'S, Incl. rnluiix. RMI vit Iltv, ltr- ir'e'nIr-4', Sur' ITS, 1-in IVI-I XI.risIiIir-III, II.rix.-x, III I5IrltJIrIHi1'Iiar'4I IirI,, X'im'c'r1r1r's, Ind. -rflrIir'iIs,vIrrIi11 Sri, IS-I, IS', 131 rr-e-r1u.1ItI. Ynr'gin141 l'fw, 22' lf- I, NI.rxrr RII. I1.rxr.-n'P,tJlira Z-IH Main Sr. lil:-ri Iillvn, III. irt'Il, Xltlriii IIN, IHS, lil i'r'f'11wumI, Huiiimir' 321' I Iiiii Ii Mir, XYIiitr-Iisli lim. WB, alll: King SL, Rrrrkilritl, Ill, UII. NI.xix IIE, IPF, ISR IHS, 123 rr-Q, Ilmrm '35 -1141 1 III till .Xxry IIJIIIIIIHIIKI. Inil. 5714 IY4 Sl11n'r'lm' Sl.. fIIm.1Qn4-I, III, twirl XII: Ii.rr'I IDI lvqg, Alrrliu ITI IIN IN' Irrlrrr Nl Knox. Intl 523 S Bt'Irrrui1t,Xx'r', .XrlrncgtonIli-rghrs. Ill rr-uIv', Xwriirr' ISI, ISU, ISU, IHS rvgcg, .lm'rr- I'I'7. l4U -III I,, Iirwslvi Iilxrl. ImIr.rlr.1rmIis, Incl ll'I I., HIQII St., l'n1u11tIiKx',lXIlLrI1, ri-nluin Ilrniuldx 1:-qrrrv, Sanrli IHA, 201, 235 ll t'-rlv Xlrfx,Ii14'1'Il1'.1xlIr'. Intl. 503 Siwrmcvi .Xu-,4 Nlzrrirm, Ind, rrrnlrirglir. Xlrrrris Ilcr, I1-I I'II:l'IIIl, David II4 IYIM-I Nt. tiir-w11t.istIr', Intl 14125 IX'itI1t'r'I1t-r', Hi1'1uinqI1.1rn, xllfll. HM. Rrrlwr-it IEW r'1IIilIr, I,ar'1'x' lbw QHW Wilwn .Xxr'. tTI1ic.rgu25, III, 'NIH I,m'1igIrttm5t,, K4-rikiik, Iowa wssvr. II.1xnI II7'J rillillrs, Blillltilll 214 RIM KY l, mon NI , I,igrrnl1'l', Intl 3I'l Ilssrx RtI,tII1-vi-Iaml EEVIQIIIS IX, Ohm -rrilrlrnu. .I.rrr1r-s I'Il, ltr-I lilITIIl4'I', Cgirrilr' 145. I I5. 235 EIS N l'in1rt.NIr'rIlri.i,IIIr14r 135 N, Bruml SL, lirrtlitlr, Ind, r.rIi.rrr1, I.irif'lI 125, 25' 1uir'.xl1,.I4'al1 IHS, 2-Ill Hill N Ixxvltlli NL, Klrriinl Yvrnriri, III. 625 Iilm, 'lIIlI'4'1' Rrxvrs, Xlrtrli, Urns, IYiIIiam 140 181 229 In, Maint St., Ili-Iphr, Incl, Gross, Sara ISO8 Mijlliguu Avi-., I41 Portv, Ind. tIr'osvc'nur', Homvi' 172, 183, 208 Balduin Lakv, Gr'm'r1x'iIIv, Mich kiI'lllJL'l', Uvrald 8020 Rhodes .-Xvcz, Clhicagu IU Ill fil'lllDl'I'. -Iulm I34 Rzrymoml .Xvmm Barrington. III. fil'llIlClSlli1JIU, .Xllzm 180547 Udkwtmtl Avtz, Lansing, Ill. l37 tiunn, Hirrlnara V72 IIIUIP SA sYC'llII!HI'K', NIai'tlnsx'iIIr', Intl. liuntlivr, Suztmnr' 1212 'I'wt'II'tI1 SL, Br'rII'u1'.I. Intl. fiIlIliIlt't'Ill, Gr't'IyIwr'i 759 N. llaniphr-ll, Inrligmaprmlis 19, Incl tiutnmn, .lanvt 184. I4 Ifux IXIr'atImx's, Sqnplngtun 23, XIO. killlllllilll, tlarnrs 310 Rorvsrfvvlt Rd., IVklllit'I'I.Ull, Intl. IillYI'l', Nlzirx' I Ili n 19 BTZ4 Ilrias, IDIHIIIC RlIit'Ill1'klll Atv., Hollvxxuoll. :ri H MP8 Il. Locust St., Brmm'illr', Ind. I'lzrckr-rmlmvrq, Richard II7, 139, 831 5, Illm, Hinstialv, III. Hzullvy. Nancy 1301 XV. Blaplr' A-Xvv., In fsIr'angi', IIat'cr'. Ronald R, R. 1, BIUUIIIIIILIIIUII, III. Hrugvn, Sandra 48 W'iIIiamsImr'q RcI,, Skokiv. III. Ilzrurrmm, Daxitl I43, I I 4510 Ile-rnpstr-r SL, Skukic, l'IdQf'l', Allltlllll tr3'I4 xvflIl'I'Illlill, SI. IANIIS 3. NIU Ildgvy, Nvaltr-i' 6227 X. Bishop. Cllrirziqu 30, III Ilaggrlulrl, Gc'r'1'it I9 T30 Hayes, tiny, Intl. III. 21,8 239 270 lo 27I . 230 2411 243 232 Ill. :S 243 172. 352 1:48 252 III. Zim, ZW, 713 Fl. 272 105, 230 Zo' 21 IH 0llC'I 6lflfl,!Cl!i0l'l5 fo lepauul bill? gI Cl6!lflClfQ.5 As you embark upon your business or professional career you will take witlr you the knowledge, training and background tl'rat can only be allorded by a college education, Io you and also tlrose other students who are looking Iorward to tlweir day of graduation, it is well to keep in mind tI1attI1e learning received at DePauw versity is immeasurable in its important value to Iuture success. Uni- Gur company appreciates tI1e opportunity ol serving your student body and Iaculty. SECURED INSURANCE COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS Represented by Simpson Stoner Agency GREENCASTLE, INDIANA 298 263 U!!! ' ' DOUBLE DECKER Serving DePauw for over A Quarter of a Century - w 1111111 1.11111-1 251 II1l1'U1'l'. -M111 227 z1x1i11qQ, IY1l11a1111. . 11111 4132111111 Xu: 1.111111 111 Ii. Ii. I. 1I.111x1111'. 111 21182 S11-111111 .Xx1'., 1fx'.111w11111. 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INN. 2111. 2115, 2'1i 11-1.1,.HL yylllmm 232 II.-11111 111111111- 112 N 1111111 N1 . 1,11u.111111111'I. 11111. 21111T11'11f'111', 1r11'1- II.11111-1 111,11 HI,1111c. LIt.U1'1-1-111115111-I I1111 1111 IIll1lI1. R111111111 I1.1w1'111. 141111111111 1H'. 224 111-11111'1'11 11. -I11.111n1' INF. 2-IN 111- X 1111 1111111 Nl . 1-11 -111 .11l11'. 11111. 1312 X 1.1-111111. I11111.111.1111111X l'1.I111,1. 1218 XX'.111.1i11 .Xx'1'.. 1I.1x't11113,11f1:1'1 we sell anything 11111111111 1111111111 1111111111111 E. G. BLACK, Manager 117 W. F1on1411n St. Phone 262 -1 .W 1111 ik' 'iii' Compliments of .Sd !flfLOLIfl.f50lfl 5,2 CO., Ifl 7 Broad y Ne-wYl41ONY iffiffif? round lhc clock willl S8Xf0Il Sf WQFLW q ' Z A 7 ,AP R ' - ' I f XX ' , lunvr.s tx A 0' ' W g,-Q :gba ,,1 ,,7,,,..,-., , .J Dfw filllf Mr' rhrl lirkf Akfmll Monk arf AlflW.ff'l7'l'lf M phrzsrflnqllnsix lrilh yrmlfrprqif JOHN SEXTGN 81 CO. NATIONAL WHOLESALE GROCERS P. O. Box 1531 Indianapolis 6, Indiana 111-11111'1I111.,111111 11:13. 24S Hicks. 5.412111 2411 H1111a11s1111. 1111-.1I111I' 125. 243 12114 XX'.111.1s1I A11 . 11.1v11111 5. 1111111 3111 1T.11'11s11- SI., 1'12ll'I'1S1JLll'H. 111. Nlichigan St.. Purtr-1'. I1111. 111-1x1'x. 111111 25 H111'111:111, 1Jl'Vl111' 225 Huldf-man, R51-ha,-gi 125' 143, 2'-2 111 1. X1.1111 N1 , 1X'.11s.11x. 11111. 1111 N, C1111-1'1'x'. f1K'1lIlkl. 1111111 1115 XY. Culfgigi Smltl, Bcmll lnd- H1-11111-1-s1111. 11.11111-1 142. 22' 11111, 11I'11111- 251 Hlllllsl lflgll l1,2' l1,1,l 248 11115 1. NIXK11 SI. 1111Il1lI1Q11tll'Q. 11111 511118 SII'g1t11a1'1111 R11.. 5l1,g, Cllvslvl. Rdll gwal.llllnm.l.l pd- 111 11111I1111s, 111- 11'11l1x 152. 2 2 5111l11t'I'H1'lQ1l1V. 211,1111I11 Hl,llm,Sl llvnn l44l 231, 5 1111 NI111s1-1 1..1111-. 111111.111.1I11111s. 11111 H11I. 11111111 125. 2211 Rl Ri 5. Halllslm llakl,ll1UlllmblNl lnrll 111-111111191-11, N.1Il1X 1114. 134. 2111, 22.3 111'II111'x'. 111. 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Fort lydvnl. lj- lndv l3'111 I11q1f'1x1111:1 111 . 5324 Hvdf- Park .Xu-, HUq,.llQ.rl Carolyn l'11l lX'l Qjf 1211-11-1a1111 H1-iohts, 1111111 1211-11-1aI1d 111-Iu11ts,1111i11 Alu, 221. h'1,,,d,-llllf H,,l,.ll l0lll.ll llll 11111-is, N111 111-1 145. 2511 H1111I11.111. -11-11111's 21111 lllllllpp' Rolywl ' 142' l43l 21,1 52115 1YIs1'1111sII1. 1'11'1'1xv11, Ill. 215 111llbI11l'I11. 1111111 C'1111I11s, 110111. lgl, uf Hpmll-lcksl glR.llw,.llll.l lnd- lQ'! IEMUTH 1 S N CO . ll' lal' JOII 0. 0 1.e-Febure Business Equipment 81 Systems Wholesale D1SfI'1bL1t0I'S Tobacco - Candles - Sundrles M1 Vendmg Machmes DECATUR, ILLINOIS l, ml, 511 C 'Ze'1S BU d 19 1'-8.3111 'I'I1:I111Ic 11.X1 l'lC. INIJ. BOWER SHOW PRINT FROSTED FOOD LOCKERS, INC. 1 Y , 1 1 1 Y v 1 WHOLESALE .-X1,1,1LN K 111 1,1,hNX1lDhR General Commercial FROZEN FOODS, POULTRY AND EGGS and SHOW Pfiflfefs 1'e1ep1'1one 6313 , IOS 151-111-111151. P1I11l1 '1'1-1 Q11-'213 South Rogers Street BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA 1'11f111 I-111111s1 11.I,l-. 1Nl1. 3112 Kingan is lndrana's oldest and largest processor of meats Kingan's Reliable Sausage and lunclweon meats are great lor taste For grills and coolc outs, cl1oose Kingan's Reliable all meat wieners !Qi!1r9an C X XF. X , 4' X of 25 X - ' , Klnganls Rellable. A a long-establrslwed traclemarlc Knngan's Relrable lwams and bacons are standards in all competitron Krngan has a wlwole caravan ol fine meats ready lor tlwe table Wl1etl1erit's a meal or a snaclc, tlwe meats you'll like are Kingan's ABLE A Drvnsron of Hygracle Food Products Corporation S03 1'14ll1L11.11141, 111-111 248 1'1llI114'1', klulu- 1-1, 1'12, 14141 248 -Ia11114's4111, Nancy , , . .. 187. 2411 4522 41.1141'14124', Nt, l,4j1111S, N141 414' N. 414'1'1'r lid., K11'k11'41oj 22, NI41. 224517 S. lfl4r1'r'11tl1St,, Ir011to1'1, Ohio 1-1111114-111.111, 214111111 14141 224 1'1lll11f'1', 511119111111 235 Alansscn, J1ll'l'Q4'l'l , , 55341.1111111111.X114,XY:-11511-1'411'111'1's 141, NI41. 11415 213.111 St., B4-1-rl1 Lirovc, 11111. 10141 NI11rgarc'tSt., Peoria 5, Ill. 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Hlrrhmrt li 212A 211' fxlgixwwll, NI, P2iI'lH1'l' 1l'1. 144 2511 1155- B1-11 111111111 -X112 111111-121' 1'1. Ill 322' S, fl,llIJ1'lll1'l' St., 1'Il1i1'11g11 211, Ill, 1311111 R11., BI'ii1IIVUI'1fI Hills, Doxx'11i11gtr11l1. 1222 x111v1111.11111, 11.111 , , 1311, 152 11.11-11111-11 R11-11111-C1 F. 1'11. 313, 3311 11111-111111,l11l111 'IT' ' 3111 -11 111111-11111-. 11111 225111 RW- R112 Slmkfq- H1-131111 22, 1111111 11115 .Xl1LI1'I'SI1ll N., L1i'1'1-ncastlc. Inil. MUTUAL CI-II A COMPA Y J 1 'f I 'Wy-3 'N W NN R- -U V : I I J, n X M X t I '11 11, CHINA-GLASS-SILVER qgf,f 'IW' L 1 1 1' -' ,siff '11 , pottery - Gifts -- if ' VSNI G -: gl 3:1 1 1, I'IoIel and Restaurant Ware for .A 511, Q -.nz 1, ,Q . 11' Schools and Fraternal R vxiig YH 'kg' ' I1 Organizations RA-. I - gaudy I 1. 128 -13? S.Meridic1n St, Indianapolis 95, Ind. Mc:MILLAN'S Outfitters to Champions Ior Over a II'1ircI OI a Century .Mi 'Qian- TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA 312 LESLIE CIIIVIII -BUIIIIEIIA Indianapolis, Indiana BuiIde-rs oi UNION BUILDING LONGDEN HALL LUCY ROWLAND HALL MUSIC SCHOOL 81 ANNEX SPEECH HALL MAINTENANCE BUILDING DELTA TAU DELTA HOUSE PI BETA PHI HOUSE Bing, 312' , Y STCVI'11I't-CTL1I'C'y of Terre Hgiutc, Inc. Compliments Paint Glass Store Fronts T O V E Y Entrances Wuimsli :it l2tI1 Strelvt I'-9581 S H O E C 0 Bihlman Enterprises IHC- ffFoR THE MosT IN TRUCKING P. O. Box 423 East Chicago, Ind FASHION AND FIT DOWNTOWN COLUMBUS, Ind. X1.11.1111-1.1.1-11141' 1, IBS. HS, 231 N11'1'1'iIl, R11s1-111411Y 1114, 2411 21111 S 11111111111. 1Y1w11111111I, Ill. R.R. 2, Box 135, S11r'11111g1l1, 11111. XIMZ1-1, 1 11,1111-1 I IH-1, IS' 51t'l'IK'l1, P. L11-21111113 188. 199, 224 111532 1111111111 111111, 1 11'x1-1,111.1 2, 1111111 5112 N,X'in1- St., S1lI1L11JY1l1, Ill. X11-.111, 1111111 K11'1'z. Hrticc ,X. 2115 147111 I1,111.1111. 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H43 l .1i1'l1a11ks .Xw , N1-w.1rk. 111110 32 NY, 1Y2iSlI1IlQIOI1 St.. S111-lhyxille. Ind. THE GREATER DEPAUW PROGRAM A 1i1teen year plan inaugurated in 1952 to assure a quality 1aculty, to provide for in- creased unrestricted endowment, and to make possible adequately equipped build- ings 1or an outstanding student body. lndustrial Commercial Residential ARTHUR B. KROMME Plumbing and Heating Contractor 316 4ii C l X! if X X 7 f A 'Emi Waq U7 QWCK M EALS StCk61Y?5 Fam' VEII1 Qmps STOKELY-VAN CAMP INC., GENERAL OFFICES, INDIANAPOLIS Van Camp's Since 1861 SiokeIy's Finest Since 7898 Honor Brand Since A111 1111'. .X1lllI'I'XN I . 11' 1411. 1'11 l'1-11-rs. S3111 227 ljigwtl. H1'l1'11 lf. 221 11212 X R1111111121l. 1111111111-15. Ill 125 11. 511111 51. 1111-1-11sl3111'g, Ind. 1852111-lighlzxnd .fXv1'.. Hu1111'xs1111:l. Ill. lIlx1'1. 1511113111 l. ISS, 1112. 25'1 l'1'tr-rse-11. S.1llvAI. 140. 155. 232 P1l1.1It.,111l1I1 R.. .111 202 115-1 L'l.11'1'1111' .Xx1'. 11.1lg l'.11k. 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Grade A Q,f2E1 Home Produced Dairy Products Orange Drink Fancy Molds Variety Ice Cream For Special Occasions Hours and Hours Fresher 1- 312 N.V1ne Phone '212 -Fil? 0713071035 Siem 1311 5111119139 C Alwogg Semethmg good rm store for you The Little Theatre with BIG FEATURES C 1761166101 Tbmlffe 3 18 Invest in a Steinway . No otlier investment yields so mucli pleasure' No otlier pleasure is sucli a wise investment' Ofc ffl . . Value is not measured I . 5 .V by price alone if The xzilur' of lin- Fri-inn Frmd l must lac nn-.isuri tl in tv-rr of lllc marry, marry v.ir- of : 1 in-pirntion iiml r-rilr liir-iiiriviil l : il llrings In you :mil to , ' N your l'lllllll'l'll. 'lilri' rrr.itflil lnnv. prvserivv :intl rllrrzrlirl I ks of this Supl-rl: iii-lruriivnl make it the wi-1-st pmrrn irrveslmvnt. Tim hir- - Cllnlvf' ill' t'1'l:'llr.llf'tl N musiriurva. i- truly .r Iii . worth wziilirrg fnrl your exclusive STEINWAY Sl' representative in tliis territory 3 emwuy INDIANAPOLIS 4, INDIANA kflifi A . , - '1S. 1 'f-' f . - --1, ,ir.-:'-:5,.-1- 4:44, INDIANAPOLIS OFFICE SUPPLY CU. INC G-F Steel Office Furniture Hoosier Wood Desks Acme Visible Mosler Safes Loose Leaf Systems and a Full Line of Oflice Supplies I.i.i lu-iitiivkx' Xvv. Ii Ii in Ii ii J Crushed Limestone lroducts THE FRANCE STONE COMPANY 532 lllinois Building f1ClIG OCC ICl'O I0 111'1l,1X'1111.1111 R 1-11.21-1. 2115 R Rvvs, -Iuditll 187. 188. 215. 235 322 L'.11.11111.1 X11- , Y111111g4t1111 I1 4, 1111111 11116 1i.xI1'f1'1'lAS0ll St., Bloomington, I11. 111115. X1.11'111.1 .X. 1'15 Rg11'i111-, l111:-l1'11's li. 1814. 255 R!'C'St',xI3y' . 1017. 137. 175. 252 R. R. 2, 15111111 .111111 11111. 2423 B1'x1'111'd Rd., 1111111111 11, 1311111 261411V. 1'Vas11i11qt1111 Sy.. 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R.1111s111', U1111- R. 222 Re:11d11:s11a111, Hvlvn 191. 102.7 21.11 111-111.1. 1111114111 1 214, 21111 113 Obs. Ct., 1i1'1'1'111'.1st11', 11111. 1411110 'l'1'1'1'z111'1- Rd., 1'12lSICi1k'Vf'13l'lC1 12. 01110 F1112 x 11111x1' .Xx1', H1'1111'11, 111. 1S.illli1'X',1vd1U'l'.X. 154, 214, 251 Rcpp, David . 140. 141 1111111-. 1.111111 XX 15-1, 231 511112 fN1111114111q11 SI.. 1J1111111'1 s l111111'1', 111. '7511 G11i11'111'11 Sl.. 141llm1UHU 11- Ind. 112' XX1111111g11111 R11 , R.111x11111, -1.111111 12. 232 Rvpp, Nill1t'y 163. 1371 131 N11.11.1'1 111111111 211, 1111111 -W2 311111111111 .Xx'1', 1'11II11ll1l'Sl, 111. 14113 Ci111'1'l'Y51-. 1'1llI111l1H1Ul1. Ind. 1.1-1.1.1111 1., 1118, 2111, 2114 1i1lI'1S111l1, 1121111111118 R 172, 214, 2117 R1'11ss1'1', AIacq111-1i111- . 167. 170. 2311 -1 x11111.1 1'1 . 11.11'l1111 1l1,1111111 R, R. 5, Box 411511, 1.1 1'111'11-, 11111. 3111 H1'st1'1'.'X1'c'.. N111'111e11, 111. 1t1'111'1l. -1-wx V, 111 239 R.1s11111ss1'11, R1111f'1't li. 2112 R1-v11111c1s, x111y1'1- . 335 .HHH 111111 Nlmilng R11. l111.11.1n11p1111s. 11111. 0555 N11-11-111.1 ,Xx'1', l1111q 1.f11111. 111. R, R. 7, Brix 2113,'1'1'1'1'1' 1'1a11t13. Ind. r A 1-I.111t. R.11111111111 21111. 2111. 2113 R.111'1111'1-, .x114'11 XY 221 RffX'1101C1S,l1i11l11'S 1811. 2- 5 3211' X1111111' X11-. 1i1'11xx'11. 111. F1111 8,1-Q. 1511-5181, 1',x.111sv1111' 13. 11111 815 51I2iC11HK'1ilXX'1I .XV1-., Li1'1'f'11c'ast1e. Ind. 111.11 xY11ll.ll11 R. 21111 R.111p. L1dI'tl11I1i' 184, 132. 2-12 Rmb,-Q Phillip 1110, 211' R R 2, 11.1u1'1w1111111. 11111, 41115 111111111121 .X1'1'.. 1n111,11111p111i5 5, 11111. 24 Schuh! gl-N Dmwilh.. Ill. 111111, N11N.11111-' Xl 22- R.111l11, 1'11x'111s12, 152. 125, 1'P11, 21-1 R.w K .iq 14g 3162 X N111111u111'111.Xu-,lI1111'e1g11 151, 111. HBS N. 1211111111111 .Xvv , 11.114 1'.11'1g, 111, 197'-0 QILI, .,l .mil gt 2 11311. 1411111111 I R.1111111s1111. Kllll lf 2114 2'i 'n'f.2V1,:i IAA 411 H1'11.1- R11 . X'.11111.111.1. 1111111 11412 B1'1111r1wa1'. K1Ul1l11 Y1-1'111111, 111. '1f '1'P 12 ' ' ' ,A , , 111111. 1 1.,.11.1111 .1 21111, 321 11.111, 1:11.11-11-1 11. 1411. 11111, 355, :Ts RIS -1V1W'Y 111' -111' -115 S 111:111.11111, ,X11111g11111 H1'ig11Is, 111 45111111 111111-sl N14111111, I11L11:il1il13ll11S IH, 11111, D148 N1 HU11Y11:'1'11'gX1 -- 1111-11. 141111.-.1 11 511, 1114, 1111 114. 2414 11.111, 121111 11111 T1111Wf1'11f 111 WS- - 231111111111111S1. 1'm1111g1-111111.CI111111, -142S.X11111s SL., 19.111, 11111. Ricli, 11111111111 135- 211 1111-11, R11'11,1111 2313 Rf- ,N 11,11-1,1 IQ. 144. 250 111114 N, 1-1111v.11'11 St., Ro11111so11,I11. 1115 111111111111 111 , l'1.11'1-11111111 1-1111x, I11. 11511 .X1l1l111U11 R11.. N1-xx lliisllv, Il11.1. Rwhardsoni philip 259 Rr'l11l'1eg. 113111111 I P I I 1112, 2111, 2114 ln NV Cm..-I U,-Y, lj.-.Hun-A Ill, h 1.1 SI111- Sl.. ..1 11111-, 111: H Riddell U .xml 231, Q lvfbliit' 14'2t1 i . . 122' 122' 214' 321, 11111111 1.111011 R11., II1ll1Lll1ki1JtJ11S. Ind. .1111 13. 2111111 St.. 1'1.1111111'111, 11111. 2 , . H- 111'1x, N1111.1111 1. IHH, 243 Rm-p1-, 1Y.11-111- 114. 11.4 Rld1'U111- 111111 V 18 'lj' ' 2111 1. A111111 Nl . 1i11111111111'. 11111 '22 11. S1-11111111 St.. 511111111-, 11111. -1 N1 NW'-f f 'Min' lllimbpolit' Ill' U11-iI1'H 1,-H1 S X 1'1:'- 24'-1 R1-111. N1.11'q.111'I 1112, 251 R1t2C111'11S- 1111Smm' Box 1-12. 1'.111.1111.1 11111, 1'.111.1111.1. 1123 S1111111'1111n11' .X1'1'., 51111111 B1-1111 15, 11111, 1122 S11111-1' Nt.. HHIIIIIIUIM1. 111511 1L1 U 1 1 .ATI V' 111 E1 UE. 'The form! mm' Czrffzrm 5 . L fy YE E R 1 I ' 1 91 -I2 M... . 7 , .. 'wil P12 214 Pk if PIC 21 I 1iIQa7Vf of the CLIIIQDZIXM THE HUB TERRACE DINING ROOM CATERING SERVICE BOWLING - BILLIARDS BARBER SHOP LOUNGES DE PAUW MEMORIAL STUDENT UNION LAUNDRY EASE DAVIS CLEANERS Student Laundry Our Specialty EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ON GOOD DRY CLEANING T110 Day Shirt Service Ironing Across From Lambda C111 Phone Q06 COMMERCIAL HOTEL For 1:1 good nights sleep 1czc11son 81 Wolnut P1'10n9 47 321' Compliments of FIRST-CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST Co. Where the Smart DePauw Student Banks Think First GREENCASTLE INDIANA PRESIDENT J. B. CROSBY Ph Q6 Ri:-iz. fxlarilvn 1115. 23- Roberts, IYiIliam. 203 Rosenthal, Kathleen . , . 149, 236 3153 Pine Llroxr' .Xvc . Lllucago 14, 111. 24 IV. Fifty-lilith St., New York 117. N. Y, T321 East End AVC.. Chicago 417, Ill. R1ghrsr'll.lIanr' 224 Robvrtson, hludith. , 245' Roscr, Judith , . . . 180, 215, 247 214 Hillsdale- .Xwy lilf'L'IICdS1lK'. Ind, Spring St., Brownstown, Ind. 572 Polk St.. Gary. Ind. R1I1t'l1iiI'I. Harriet 224 Robertson. Thomas 1019, 203 Roskosz, Charles ,,.. . . , . , 15 N. lmuie .Xu-., IX'.uikcg.m. Ill. 321 If. Highland .-Xvc., Villa Park, Ill. 311 12. North St., IVinchcster, Ind. R111lI1!1'1'.x1lI1If 141. 144. 145. 152. Robinson, Larry 105, 215 Rossiter, lxlargaret, , 232 IST. 1110, 231 1441 S. Grant. Indianapolis 3, Ind. 4820 N. Cumberland, hlilwaukec 17, IVis. 25 5k'lSlL'I'l.'I. 1Ir . I5.rx'ton 11. Ohio RoIiinson.LIuditl1 Rossman, Carol . . 215. 231 Rinnrg Liarl 150. 215 12351 Klargarct Dr.. Fm-nton, lxlich. 102 jackson St.. Franklin, Ohio 2312 I-'on-et 1'k,. Fort IY.1x'in- 3. Ind. Robinson, Nancy Rossman. Nancy. . Riordan. Sh.u'on 134. 215. 230. 280 12351 Nlarqarr-t Ur.. Fr-nton, Mich. 102 .Iackson St, Franklin. 01110 1018 1. Sr'vr'iirx'-iliiixl St. Chicago 111, Ill. Robinson. Richard 1211, 140, 143. Roth. Robert 203 Riplvx. Raiidnll 10'. 252 183, IST. 2711 8817 Anclovcr Rd., lkiansheld. Ohio 0230 X1.1lf-.1 l.an1-, 11.111415 311. '1'r'x. 4571 jackson Nt., Liarv, Ind. Rothwcilcr, 1X1arcia , 200, 201. 235 Risk. Clirol 212 Rodin. Donna 137, 11717, 243 2018 Elisha Ave.. Zion, Ill. '10 1 Mu-n Nt , 1.ai'aw'ttr-. Ind. 502 N. Ironwood Dr.. South Bend, Ind. Rowe-, Constance . . - 223 Risk. 1'.urit ra 144. 228 Rodriguez. Fausto 215. 200 1701 North St.. Logansport. Ind. R, R. 1. 1k'lI1Q.i14', Ind. Calle 12 No. 7-02, Cucuta. Colombia. S. A. Rowcn. Roger ',,. 154. 215. 200 Rrgk, Susan 224 Row,-hm, Harper . 215. 200 1344 Dennis Pl.. Des Plaincs, Ill. 2311 Littleton St.. XVCSI I.aI'ax'vltr'. Ind. 411 S. Grox rx Normal. Ill, Roys, Elizabeth ..,, . 107. 230 Rxssvr, ,I.un.15 V RO,.h,.' Iam. ITSN 11,2 I0 Rochamheau Rd., Scarsdalc. N. Y. 7 1445 XNoodl.mn .Xvr-.. Qrlr,-iivir-w. Ill. n 141Z'NA 5uP,k.,.im. SLN Applemnv NWS' Rudolph, Robert Y' -59 Rm. Robert 2:0 , 2 404 5. Edwards bt.. Macomb. 111- - - . . . - Rorsnf-r Larol 221 . '1 on 34 N. Cline' .Xu-,. tfrxliith, Ind, 4,21 Y' Itplw ,X N I d. I lx 10 I d Rudyuludlth 131. --3 Rm-51.1, Ddrld ' ' ' 5 11 ' 11 n laudpo 15 ' n 'R 112 Blackhawk Lanc, W'vst I,afayctt:', Ind. Box 135. Haw, Incl. ROf'511111 Pinter ,. 101' 102' 3f1 Rufdi. R1C113-lid 215- 268 Rim... Gcmld 303 N. IN. First Rd., Wiriclwt-stm'1', Ind. 300 5. Edward SL. Dqqarur, Ill, jj' Kim- Stix Ifjlnimrgtw III- Rohm, Richard , 150. 215, 208 Rundcn, Edward A 263 R,,r,i,mSv Bula. 151 5700 Provost Rd.. Pittsburgh 27, Pa. 110 Fairricw Ave., Park Ridge. 111.7 1 7, 185 liliwstriur Rider Rd.. Roa'l1r'srci'. N. Y. Rollcrt. Gordon . , , 215 Rush- Daxgld , , I. '05 Ruhljmg Ulm,-1.-5 100, 251, 1033 Cedar St., Niles, Mich. R- R. 1-. Box 354fx. Indianapo is, n .7 Hr:-Qoii. Ill, Rollins. Nfary 240 50113111 V 1 kv! C.HTnmQtle Ind '68 R,,I,1,m5. Iam-I Q40 4000 Sunset Blvd., Minneapolis. Ind. ' 'WTNUUT ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ,CB R. R. 11. Box 323. Valparaiso. Ind, Roob. Howard Rlgssfll- Rnbmit .1 ' Y ,,4 NI 'I Roi..-1-rg. Bm-rv 352 10351 P.-.ma sr. Chicago 43. II1. -11 LOWQZQ I-aww C1 351011 - - U- 7 243 Xlarqarvt St.. IL,-s Plainffs, Ill, Roseulcrry 00, 1311. 154. 105. R1f5E11- 12111113111 , 7 M '68 RU',N,l,lS' lamps lim' 205 :ISR 270 -0 Lorenzo Lane. Clayton 24. . o. 'ill RQIM P1-Q 1Qy3u5Ug,nN 111, 13 IVall-gcr Dr.. Bloomington, Ill. Rutili, Paola 324 Rohr-rts, Ianicc- 215. 228 Rose, I.arrv 1411, 107. 1013. 11111. 271 0113 1Y111f15O1' 512131111--A , 523 ku-itz.-is .Xu-,. Bloonunqton. Ill. 120 East Ave., G1'wfl1Vl11C. P211 S- 13- Grand R3191115 13- 1111511 -V Rolpfqfrbu ROW 250 Rose, Sarah . 247 Ruylrf, Nancy 34f' Zulu I2 Irilitm-mh St . Joplin. Mu. 4044 Rrinwoocl Avef., Indianapolis 11, Ind. 297 I'VinIhrop .-Kvc.. Elmhurst. Ill. '-N fs-Af J-.. 19 arg -fi C3!,0JgQ 1, E f X SomeGuests Waterski N While Others Fish Still Others Swim And Some just Relax For Your Vacation This Summer, Try BOOTH On Lake Enterprise 1 Elcho, Wisconsin AT CHESTY POTATO CHIPS FRESH 8. CRISP Famous I'-oocls Since 1848 FISHERIES CORPORATION Q3 N. New Jersey Street Indianapolis 4, Indiana 322 Gm five jAinLin The development oi history is essentially an account ot manis ability to thinlc creatively. This imaginative faculty lies within all oi us to some degree waiting only to be stimulated and applied. The demands oi the future will be many and complex, they will have to be met with the most productive use of this creative ability. It is axiomatic that all progress depends on creative thinlcing and it's applications. International Business Machines Corporation Greencastle, Indiana Rum. Ihxi-I ISI- Nu'Iur1u1'. I.f'1I.x 50. ISI. ISU, 101, 215 Nclurm-iI:'r, Susan 239 SIDS I I.iII I rw I-. ISII-I , ISIN! S I,i1mIi.1r-I .Xxw , Bn'rxx'yn, III, 1103 lilmwrmd Avi-,, XYiI1m-tu-, III. ImIi.iim.i!'-llis S, In-I Svliantz, Ifri-il:-urls 215, 250 Ncliiu-m'nmn, Gvrulml 150. 210. 255 Rum. Iloln-if 243 V311 If, 'I'I111'iI Nl.. Ihivtim 5, lllnu 2222 XV, IIIOII1 St.. Cfliicagu -15, III. QIIIS I I'.rII Iilx-I . Srlnartl NI.uv 22' Svlmr-U, K, ,Xnnv 240 IniIi.in.ip.iIis S. Inrl IWUH S Ilumlmlclt. Xiiiiimfnipolxs 5, Xlinn, FNS Hgm'lImi'm' SLC Ziimsvillv, Ind. Iixiiif-1. Niimm N-In-rr,Nii1.i11i1v I53. ISS. 231- Sr'I1uII1i1I'.II,T11cIx I-IQ. I3-. 252 W ,I 1sr'x NI . Ili-iixvi 311, l'imIu BRIS I-Qiiinonrl I.r1nw, I,i111isx1II1', KX 'III XY Pu1'kwax'Il1'.. INIIIIILSIU. Incl, Srliii-firm, Ulf-1111.1 XI.ii- 101. 2-IH Sqlmrnu-ii'i', L. Alon 151 0511 I,-miswmorl Ili , RIIHCIIIILIII 24, Nliio 'Ill N, Spring, Iflgin, III. S N Ixxlrl, NI.lI'Il'IIt' E ScI1i1sI:'1', Sui- 18-I. ll Ifv-I-I N, 51'x:'lltx'-svxvrilll CTI . 2800 X, I.inn Nl, I'r'nl1A 5. III. Nilviizi, l'.'nI ISI Iilniiw-II Park, 33, IIII Sclmnlllvs, Nalin' IIN, 143 41111 XXiniIN.1i Xu- x i.Iwu Iillxn. III S1iIllIIl'l,AIlPIlII I'2, QW- :IHS I'rn4-st .Xu-., I,.ii'cIum'ml, N. Y. N.uI,f'll,Ninx1ir' IRR, IIS, 24? INCH Iluiisvwn ITV., Ihxtun IlI,III1iu SCIm.1l'lz, .XIu'r' 176, VIII. ll-I 'fini I'.iri-:Illini ,Xxv , IinI1.l1x.1puIxs 10, Ind, Ni-Iildqvl, Iiuulivli III, ISI 1514 fi1'Illl'dI .Xux IXIJKIISHII. N- Ni: m.rn. Nil- 231 I'l' Iiuilingt-ui ,Xxfg I.isIf-. III, Sclmnrz, I,f-land IIC, IHS, 100. 2 w V44 MII-XII.-1.. AMI-, I'im'inn.m H, Him, N'I11n.xItL, Ikivid 111 520 Illm St , I.iunIs.u'uI, III, N.ll.i, I.1l11:'s 251' IISJH BIIIVIIIILQQZ Umm Illlhill IK lllxlu SLIQIII, I3 Recd I-2. 17' 4I' I. l'.iIIi-mn Nt., NI.nmnIm, III Sk'IlIIlK'lVII1'I. l1.mwI IS'. ISI Ill S, rXIx'orrI Blvd., Ilvansvillf' I4, Infl ,N,,1ny11..ns, Iifilnii ISU, IHS, 113, 250 3110 IC XX'1IImx RIIW IXIlIN'rillI'U'l' Iq, Wiis, Scott, Ilixuglld 134, 187,152 VIS-I Iiinirniulis Ili , Ikixtoxi 0. 4 llno Si IlIIt'llIl'l'. Ixlimlllli ISM, 201, Zh-I I325 I'4ltI'1 PI, Iifunmoml, Inrl, Num si-ii. IIr1n,iIrI IIN, 133 R, R 2. H-xx lri, IY.ii1Ifu'u.4u, Ill. Semi, SI1,11'nn I-I-I, 132 hligni il N INR Niliuviilr-r, Iivlin ICI, 102, IHII, IHC, IEW 5 I'ir1gI1tsiiIv- PI, XYf'Instr71' Kilwvxvs, XIII xiixiiw-ix. XY.iIi--I IBS, 251, 21-H 1324511-vimriwiiiir Iilxil . Ilivlon IP, Ohm N:r1iI,xlnii1ws 200, 101 II30- I'.xi1iv'II ,Mfg lTI1ii.iguIS, III Si'I1ur'l1, I51'xr'x'Iv 235 T Kin-Ii111'Cft.. Ink I'11l'If'. IINII Nuns, I'InIIip lil llxioirl, Incl Smlgxvivk, I'qmI.1 50, 13, 173. 70, 1iIN Iivllxxinuil I31 , KIiiIiIIr-tmxn, I III:-I N'I1uI7, lI.i1i1Ir' I-0, llfw, 227 Niinlln-ig. Nimmnf' I-Il, I:-E, I'l'. 13' Shi Rnlm Rd.. Il.ivinn'1,lJInn I505 B+-mon 5l . Rm-kI'1'r1'xI. Ill, 513 RvsiiIrx1u'Nl., XY1i1i'Iir'slrrx, Incl. N'I1i1'lIu'i, I.vnn ISS, 102, I'l'7, 124 Sa-4-, livirrgailln- 244 Nnirlvis, Nlirl I ll 3034 i'.mtr'1'Iv1l1x Nil., XVr'stI.1Iw, 4 Dliio R. R, I, I'fIIf,'11fIriIr'I'kwy,,l'1'mxn Point, nd, QUII N Nmllu Nl, Nlniimgln-III. III SL'IlIK'lIH'I, Nanm' l-I-1 Sell:-, I'iIi':11101' 200 143 5.ill1IlI'I , Ilullvll 102, 100, ISS Bw I -rr:-st .Xxv , Riu-rsiriv. III 2006 Nliclngnn .Xxr'.. Ld Porte-, Ind. 44 NI-HH Nl . III-1' Ivl Hf'- III- Nvlirir-i, Iiirln-il fir-A Ili. ITI. IB . Smllvl- R'-IIWVI IW, xlrlm-, I, Rm 11.4 154' I-Sv 31111 J-1, 'J'5'D S, L11314-mimi, Liliicuqu-13, III. 44H3 XX' ISLI Nt , l?If'xf'I.1mI ll, IIIIH' 7 5,02 In, Ivnrh Nt, Imllziliuprilis I'1, Ind Svunul, Rolwrt I43. 27 Niilmlfiis, Nl1'xx.1i'l -04 N.lH.m.Ih.I4 Ixmm-1.5 143 01117 S Ogiklrw, ITIIICHQLJ III. III. NIIKLZIIIIIIEQI IIIXIII IH lux I4 lflmwr Rd.. Y.rIIvv SIITCIIII. N, Y. Sligxckzl.-1911-gnix' Iljfg 210. 355 lim, ly Hlllxuhh D1 1 Blmnnuwumu Ind N hujmilqu ,ltmvl lx-4 243 will N. ,Xitvsmil .Xu A, C Illkdlll .. , Ill. CMAW, IWW la: WH NIHIIIIUIII Rd., SI1.xi-Ar, I..u'rx' 2411. 210 104 4 Iixgmml In U Iullym. I fun' lIIf'Xf'I.1I1I,I Hvlqlils ll, I Plxxu R, R. Im, Box I-I-I, South Bend, Ind, Nnxi-rg I,,my lm-1 N'Iii'in-rim, Kr-itIi III, I3'J. ISU SIILIIISVI, Robert 303 14104 Xlniilli- Nr . Xrxx Hruvxi, Ind 504 S XX1iInv1lNi, Ninumlivlil, III, SWF lu' St, lost lfliicaqrw. Inri. Careers for DePauw Graduates Professional Life Underwriting and Business Management EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SGCIETY OF U.S. FITZHUGH TRAYLOR, C.I.U., AGENCY MANAGER 1500 Consolidated Building Indianapolis, Indiana Sugar and Spice .Ni Everything Nice Can In- ISOIIINI an tr The DUCK Also VENDING SERVICE The QU? Shop 600 South College Avenue SUNDRIES CIGARETTES GREETING CARDS ICE CREAM MAGAZINES 324 The DePauw Book Store tth d fth SHERMIS IMPLEMENT SALES Phone 61OM SALES - SERVICE - PARTS Allis Chalmers Farm Machinery IIIN I I vn you fAfnL 0!,M'l.I1fiIlg . . . fging of PROGRESSIVE PRINTING N IIB Sm Ak,-Q 5311, 2311 Slmgre-n, Ruth 244 Smalhcer, Barbara. . . . . . . 236 514 N. H.i1l1'li11l'1 St . ln111.1nap11l1s 1, Ind. 2325 Broad St., Nvw Castlv, Ind. 14754 Braefmar Dr., Clvvcland 11, Ohio .1lI1'nI11'rg1'1, Hugh 171, 2111, 255 Sl1l'UVl'15, Clharlvs 2511 Smidl, Charlsls . 264 8111111111 11111 111 Parkwav Dr., 1Vahasl1, Ind. 11148 1Vcslcy Ave., Berwyn, Ill. 11111, 1'1f111l.11111i1 2114 Shiilts, john 2511 Smilcv, Larrv . 2114 11311 S 11x111r11 RII., Box 3211, 1VEill1'0I1ClZi, III. R. R. I, 1'Vhitcst0wn, Ind. 1i111ss1' l,l1lI1l1' 511, 5111-11. Shultz, Iilizalzvtli 227 Smith, Barbara B. 187 .11p, l'.1tr11I4 2114 2111 N. 151112111 SI.. Ni1Pl'l'VIIl . Ill. 7115 XV. 51011615011 St., 1Vashington, Ill, S2-1 Ntnirlnwst B St . R11'I1m111111, 1n1l. Sliuiiiakvr, Nancy 187, 225 Smith, Barbara L. . . . 152, 154, 223 .1111, R11il1.i1'1l 252 211111 l21'lI1lQ:l1' Rd., Indianapolis 211, Ind. 4717 Graceland Ave.. Indianapolis 3, Ind. 11112 2111111 St., I,lu111111, 11111 Shrink, G11r1l1111 2111, 275 Smith, Carol . 2111 x11.11p, R11111-rt 187, I'12, 2 2 R. 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Unger, Brucc- . 1 15115 N, Rniiqi' Avi- , livanstoii, Ill. '1'1i1'1f-, 11181111111 1119, 231 131 Grand Ave., 1.i?ad, S, Unk. 1-lI1I1f'N, 1,1i1.11w-111 225 1211 Illmorr' .Xv1', Park Ridge, 111. L'F1It'1'1'7CI'2, Carol . 228 11N B1'.11l1111'11, Rd , Ri11311e-411-11 111, N. Y. fm-kv Thomas 271, 9315 S. Oaklrav Ave., Chicago 211, 111. 1'11111K'X, 1111111-rt 199, 21111 21,15 Hlllsddh. AW,-Q UH.,.m.d5t1C' Ind- L1I'1ICI'1D1T1'Lf,V19C1M'3I'C1 Q 154, 137, 252 118 11l'.!l1111IL1 Rel., Rimrlirrstwr 111, N. X. I, 1 U N' -V ,M 9315 S, 1,E11i1CY.'XX'1'., Chicago 20, 111. 111,111-s. 17111-1-st 25'1 IQEEHY U Rd L. 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Cloverdale, Ind. 1Vlute, Patricia 187, 232 1731 N. Seventy-eiglith Ct., Elmwood Park 35, Ill. Vvluted, Dicl-' 2711 111129 S. St. Louis Ave., Chicago 43, Ill, 6711 XV. Seventh St., lxlarysville. Ohio 1Villi'ims, George . 267 13711 Downing St., Dcnver 111, Colo. 1N'illiams, xlames 275 Hymera. Ind. 1X'illian1s, Jerry O. , 2215 Sheldon St.. Indianapolis 18, Ind. 1Yilliams. Jerry T. 192, 199, 218, 263, 271 S112 Lincoln Ave.. Bedford, Ind. 1Vil1iains, John 259 7542 Byron Pl., Clayton, Nio. 1Villiams, Patricia 232 027 Keystone Ave.. River Forest, Ill. Nvilliams. Sharon 236 12115 Greenleaf Blvd., lilkhart. Ind. 1N'illiamson, lN1artha . 219, 228 212 Curry Pl., Youngstown 4. Ohio 1Villiamson, Ruthanne . 152, 154, 239 Shady Hills. lN1arion, Ind. 1Villis. Pamela 227 10411 YV. Vine. Springfield, Ill. XVills. ,Io Elvn . . . 235 3143 Condit SL, Highland, Ind, X'Vilson, Celia . 247 2744 Catalpa Dr.. Dayton 6, Ohio W'ilson, Frances 184, 244 R. R. 2, Shelbyville, Ky. W'ilson,k1ane 154, 219, 228, 286 018 1'Villiam St., River Forest, Ill. Wlilson. John 219, 267 7751 S, Loomis Blvd.. Chicago 20, Ill. Wlilson, Linda 247 112111 Green St., Chicago 43, Ill. 1Vilson. Ruth 152. 175, 236 486 li. Chicago St., Elgin, Ill. W'ilson, Sandra 228 1211 Columbia Av e., Park Ridge, Ill. Wlilt, Alan 272 352 N, Main SL. Nappanee, Ind, VVilt. Claudette 228 9329 Longwood Dr.. Chicago 211, Ill. 1Vingard, lN1arion 219 813 E. lN1ain St.. Delphi. Ind. Wlingert. Fred 219. 270 4738 Speedway Dr., Indianapolis 24, Ind. Wlinslow. Veri Bainbridge, Ind. NVisenian. Judith 239 417 Burlington Ave., Logansport, Ind. W'ishart olfllvn .J , - , 4 Princeton Pl., University City 5. Mo, W'itten, A. Sharon 1648 Green Bay 2011 227 Rd., Highland Pai-it, Ill. Wfoodward. Diane . . . . . . 235 1040 Genesee Ave.. N.E., Warren, Ohio Woodworth, john. , . . . ,.,,. . . . 259 251 Ravine Forest Dr., Lake Blu1T, Ill, 1'Voo1sey,joanne. . , , . . , . , 781111 S. Constance Ave., Chicago 49. Ill. Worboys, Linda , . , , . . , . 1227 Wfhittier Rd.. Grosse Pointe 311. Mich. VVork. Ellen . . 157, 223 101 Overlook Rd.. Upper Montclair, N.j. VVorl, Deanna, , . . . . , . 236 R. R. 2. New Castle. Ind. Worrell. lN1rs, Ruthanna ,,,, . . . . . . . 407 Anderson St., Greencastle, Ind. yVortham, Donna lvl. . . .. 141, 171, 179 19116 Poplar St., NVaukegan, Ill. 1Nray, lylarilyn ,,., . . . . 243 R. R. 5, Muncie, Ind. Wlright, Amy. . . , . . . 231 839 Park Ave., River Forest. Ill. VVyandt, Noel . . . . 141, 187, 247 2654 E. Seventy-fourth St.. Chicago 49, Ill. Wycoff. Scott . . , , 132. 133,268 1711 Volmer Dr., Glenshaw, Pa. 1Vynn. joseph. . . , , . 279 R. R. 2, Box 95. Naperville, Ill, X Xavier, Francois Georges ,,,,,.. . . 286 R. R, 7, Box 32156, Whitehorse, N.NV.T. Canada Y Yarling. john . . . 109. 137. 168. 175, 7 184, 187. 264 2118 Tower Rd., Anderson. Ind. Yohe, lwiiehael .... . 175. 219. 271 313 E. Washington St., Urbana, Ill, Yonan, Duane . . 1 - 219 2246 Brookwood Dr.. Gary, Ind. York, Janet 231 418 Blue Ridge Rd.. Indianapolis, Ind. Yott, Charles , , . 143. 272 No. 10, 2110 Olive St., Greencastle. Yott, lN1rs. Judith Ind 1VlllIt'Kl, liarl 271 636 S. Lake St., Gary 5, Ind. XYhit1-head, Blartha 183. 100, 235 R. R, 1, 1Yaldron, Ind. 1Vhiting, Robert 187, 271 4114 Portland St., Knox, Ind. 1Yhitnf-ll, Nliriam 228 '1241 S. Pleasant Ave.. Chicago 211, Ill. 1N'liitne-y, julia 197, 232 Vtlogulis, A. Lynn 109. 2411 Box 194, Wfasco, Ill. Wlolbrink, Henry 21111 316 VV. Forest Ave., W'heaton, Ill. VVol1, Barbara 231 44 8. Spring Ave.. La Grange, Ill. VVolf, Ronald 138. 255 38611 lN1engel Dr., Dayton 9, Ohio 1Volfe, Theodore 219. 263 4C, 81111 S, Locust St., Greencastle, Ind. Wlolma, Joyce . 145, 184, 199, 235 114116 8. Lothair Ave., Chicago 43. Ill. Apt. 5F, 31l1111Sheridan Rd., Chicago 14, Ill. Xvhittington, Martha 3114 XV. Broadway, Sparta, Ill. Xvhittington, Richard 199, 256 337 Neola SL, Park Forest, Ill. NVickeineyer, 1'olter 142, 279 43211 Central Ave., XNY-stern Springs, Ill. 1X'lt'l'i1'I'Sl'lZifI'l,.13fllC1' 175, 187, 224 213 XV. Norman Ave., Dayton 4, Ohio 13-ll1'1JX. Ihornas 275 11 Yorke Rd., Mountain Lakes. N. 1Yil1'S, Robert 252 2213 Cherryworicl Ave., New Castle, Intl. 1xvlll'i1'S, VVilliain 21-l, 1511th St., Harvey, Ill. XYill, Richard 2611 124 N. Third Ave., Ihr-s Plaines, Ill. Wfilliarns, Carol 144, 239 7542 Byron Pl., Clayton 5, 3111. 334 Wlood, James 272 3743 Spring Hollow Rd., Indianapolis 8, Ind. 1Nood, Josephine 232 925 Eleventh St., Charleston, Ill, W'ood, Kathleen 247 1826 Third Ave.. 1Vood, Nlary , 6112 Commanche Wioodhall, lN1uriel 613 YV, l'v1cClure VVooclley, Carol . 31122 N, Bigelow W'oods. David 73 Williamsburg 1Noods, Wlilliam 12116 Parrett St., SF., Cedar Rapids, Iowa Rd., Chillicothe, Ohio 157, 227 Ave.. Peoria 5, Ill. St., Peoria 5, Ill. 175, 196, 263 Rd., Evanston, Ill. 256 livansville 13, Ind. No. 111, 21111 Olive St., Greencastle, Ind Young, John 195. 196. 272 611 Oak Ridge Ave.. Summit. N. Young. Nancy . , , 168. 239 206 E. lN'1ePherson, Findlay, Ohio Young, Robert ..., . , 263. 275 951 Ridgeway Ave., Aurora, Ill, Young, Ronald . , . . 951 Ridgeway Ave., Aurora, Ill. Younger. Cherie. . , . ..,. 187, 199 Bethany, Ill. Younger, Robert , . , 219 657 N. Ash. Celina, Ohio Yovaish, X'Valter ....,. , . 275 2118 E. Roselawn Ave., Danville, Ill, Z Zachery, Melba ..,.... . . . . . 24211 Vine, Kansas City 8, NIO. Zehrhlane .. , . .1--. 231 R. R. 1, Metamora, Ill. Zeiss, Barbara , . . , . 231 0944 S. Oakley Ave.. Chicago 43, Ill. Zihlinan. Annette. . , 232 414 S. Kenilworth Ave., Oak Park, Ill, Zochalski. Ronald . , . , 263 912 W. 145th St., East Chicago. Ind. Zorn. Loretta ..... , , . , . . . 195. 224 309 Coolspring Ave., Michigan City, Ind. Zwickel Patricia ..... ..,. . . . 231 Darby Hills, Newburgh, Ind. FACULTY INDEX Albro, C. Hal, slr., Rurrmrirf' 1.1171-Qllllfffl 509 Anderson St.. Greencastle, Ind. Allan. ,Iessalyn M.. .Ymiuzg 1701 N. Illinois St., Indianapolis. Ind. And rade. Nlarquerite, Rrnmzrm' Lmiggzzagm 103 S. Arlington St., Greencastle, Ind. Arnold, WV. Clarke, .lIf1Il1e'nm!1ri' 510 Crown St., Box 466. Greencastle, Intl. Baerg, lN1ariorie L., Grrnian imrl Lulm lOn leave, 1956-571. Barber, Lorna, llunzr Hrnrzumzfi 700 Highwood Ave., Greencastle, Ind. Barnhardt, I. Nelle, .41ii'1 Dmn Qf .S'tur1'fnli' 1 .Iohnson Apts., Greencastle, Ind. Baughman. john Hzimrl' 600 Il. Seminary St.. Greencastle. Ind. Beatty, Audrey B., Hmm' Ermmmzri Apt. 3. 124 Northwood Blvd.. Greencastle. Ind. Berg. Herman C.. .lluizr Indianapolis Rd., Greencastle, Ind. Berg. Patience T.. .lluizr Indianapolis Rd., Greencastle. Incl. Bt'l'jZl'H3I1I'I, Frederick L., Englzxfz 205 Arlington Ave., Greencastle. Ind. Bit-ber, Charles L., Grulnugg 311 Greenwood Ave., Greencastle. Ind. Blackburn, Ruth H.. Aiznmzg 210 Third Ave.. NF.. Carmel, Ind. Bodfors, Franz, .llzmr lOn leave rirst semesterl. Boone, Garret jr., .-lr! 4A Observatory Ct., Greencastle, Ind. Bumbalek. lX1ariorie S., Bnlarii' and Harlfiznlogrr Apt. 4. 212 S. College Ave., Greencastle, Ind. Burkett, Howard B., C'hA'V71ISf7,1' 700 Shadowlawn Ave.. Greencastle. Ind. Carkeek, Arthur D., .lluiir 710 E. Walnut St., Greencastle, Ind. Carl, Ralph F., Romano' Lz111,gzu1,gri 718 Ii. Seminary St., Greencastle. Ind. Carson, Herbert lf.. .-in Sfimfr mfr! Yaffzm Apt. 615. 800 S. Locust St., Greencastle. Ind. Casassa, Edward Adnlznmnx Cnznzirlm 629 F. Washington St., Greencastle, Ind. cilt'EiVCllI'l. lYIartha NI., Dzrwrmr of Rf'izdr1m' Hall.i 111 S. Locust St.. Greencastle, Ind. Compton, Russell Plizlvmplir am! Rflzgmrz 114 Northwood Blvd.. Greencastle, Ind. Cook, Donald Cflrrnirlrl' 625 E. Washington St., Greencastle. Ind. Cornick, Martha F., Pln'sz'm! Edurfzfmn 705 S. Indiana St.. Greencastle, Ind. Correll, ltfalcolm. Pin-izrs 422 Anderson St., Greencastle. Ind. Corrigan, james T., Au .S'fzf-rin and 75011161 R.R. 2, Greencastle, Ind. Crandall, Andrew W., Hzitngy 611 Ridge Ave., Greencastle. Ind. Crouch, Robert If- .Slrrelarr of .-llzmmz Ajfzzlrs Indianapolis Rd., Greencastle, Ind. Cunningham, James S., .-in Arzefzrf' and Tadifi Apt. 6A 800 S. Locust St., Greencastle, Ind. Curnutt, Leah. .lluizr 408 F. Seminary St.. Greencastle. Ind. Davis, Jarvis C., Entglzih 5 Towers Apts., Greencastle, Ind. dePonte, Iilsie T., Food Service Director, Residence Halls 6 Larabee St.. Greencastle, Ind. Early. Stephen T., Polzlzral St'Iit'lZl't' R.R. 2, Greencastle, Ind. Eccles, Robert S., Phzlusopin' and Rrlzgzorz 817 Stadium Dr., Greencastle, Ind. Erdmann. Charles P., Pliixrzral EdllFHI10Y1 327 Highfall Ave., Greencastle, Incl. Evans, Anna J., Bumzrxi Eduranon 430 Anderson St., Greencastle. Ind. Evans, P. G., ROI7lUlll't' Lmzgzuzgrs 430 Anderson St.. Greencastle, Ind. Farber, Robert I-I., lb-an QI Ihr l'r1zz'rr.vzU' 615 .Anderson St., Greencastle, Ind. Fletcher. Robert I., .flrff Dm-rm: nf .'1dlIII5.fliUII.Y 311 E. Hanna St., Greencastle, Ind. French, Raymond H., Art 106 E. Seminary St.. Greencastle. Ind. Fuller, Forst D., foalngr 205 Olive St., Greencastle, Ind. Fulmer, Jervis M., Cht'l7IliXff1' 612 Highwood Ave.. Greencastle, Ind. llunclii-ss. Iiav l'.., l'f1ii1U1Z Fflizmmfu 435 Anderson St.. Gri-vrieastlv. Inil, Galliuan, lyilxxarrl l... lfnglzilz 14 Observatory Hill. Greemastle, lrifl. farriott. Harold Nl.. l:'f1ulii.!1 Roachclalv. Inrl. -ass, Clinton B.. .lIffIfi,-1m1I1ri 1023 S. Coll:-ge Avi-,. Gr:-1-nt astlf-, Inrl nlberl. Opal B.. .Xmnng 21141 Craxvlortl St., T1-rre Haute, Intl. yoorh, Darrell H., Nfimli 462 NY. Ifashlnqton St., Grev'nc'astle, Inrl Goodson, Felix lf.. lkiflmlngi I. I. I. Q. 20 S. Locust St.. Greencastle. Intl. Gove, George, .lluiir 505 li. 1VashinQton St.. Greencastle. Intl. Grace. Ruth. lrmfifimf- Innigznzgfi 712 li. S4-minarv St., fil'Pf'l1f'iiSIl1', Incl. Craves, Wiallace B.. Puflllfflf .Yrirrzri 533 Anderson St.. Greencastle. Incl. ,rt-en, Clinton CN lfflm 11111171 620 li. 1Vashini1ton St.. Grew-neastli-. Intl. Cl'et'nleaf. H1'I'l'lCk If., .1Illf!Il'7VII1fIlx 1024 S. College Ave., Greencastle. Intl. Crocock, Robert G.. .lluizr 3 johnson Apts., Greencastle. Ind. Grubb, Bernice F., .llzmr 703 li. Aviillllll St.. Greencastle. Ind. Grubb. Cassel, .lluiir 703 E. VValnut St.. Greencastle. Ind. Grueninqer. G. Hans. fi,-rmurz 435 Anderson St.. Greencastle. Ind. l . Hadcock. lfditha. Ifmfinzzmi 312 YY. 1Yalnut St., Greencastle. Ind. Hanna. Dann-l H., .llzmr 727 E. Wasliinfgton St.. Gr.-1-ncastlc. Ind. Hanna, Samuel T.. .l1'am1grr, Ihr lIfPu11zr' Hrinl 711 E. Seminary St.. Greencastle, Incl. Harvev, Robert R.. Piirizrfil Iirlumfmrz R.R. 2, Greencastle. Ind. Hawkins, Harrv L., Prrrlmlu-gy 7 Park St.. CiI't'f'I1C8.Sllt'.'IIlt1. Heller. Herbert I... Edurafzfui 610 F. Serninary' St.. Greencastle. Ind. Hickman. Cleveland P.. -ZUIIIYYQI' 315 Greenwood Ave., Greencastle. Ind. Hicks, Robert C., Plgymfzl L't1mv1l1m1 603 S. jackson St.. Greencastle. Ind. Hilberry, Conrad A.. English 13 Ubservatorv Hill. Greencastle. Ind. A lm Hildebrand. Carroll DNV., Philfmipiii mm' Rwligzmi 606 E. Washinggton St.. Greencastle, Ind. Hixson. Jerome C.. Engliilz Umn gf C.'hf1jvrli '07 Shadowlawn Ave.. Greencastle. Ind. Hochstetler, Ruth I., E1l'm'aIzmz LOn leave 1956-57 '. Hugqard. Edith H.. Buiznfii Erlimzfznu 624 E. Washington St.. Greencastle, Ind. Hugqard. YVilliam A.. Erzgfzrh 624 E. 1VashinQton St.. Greencastle. Ind. Humbert. Russell Pirmirzzf uf Ihr Iiziznilll 125 1N'ood St.. Greencastle, Incl. Hunzeker. HIIDCFI L.. .lliifhnmztzri 718 S. Locust St., Greencastle. Ind. Inqelis. Nlartha T., Phmizml EIiIlL'1Iflf!YI 640 Ii. Seminary St.. Greencastle. Incl. larvis. C. Edmond. .llimr 15 Sunset Dr., Greencastle, Ind. Ienness, Richard I... .'11i .Srirrzrw and 'lfzrlzcv Apt. 1B, 800 S. Locust St.. Greencastle. Ind. xlohnson, Charles H., .lIf11fzrn1f1.'1r1 23 Sunset Dr.. Greencastle. Ind. xlome. Hiram I... lfrmmnifrf 610 Hiqhwood Ave., Greencastle. Ind. King, Byron li.. .-111 Sl'I. 7lliI't1!Ili liaclzri 521 Arlington Ave.. Greencastle. Ind. Koch, Fredericka li., .Niuimg 1812 N. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis. Ind. Rolling. Henry B.. .lluwr Indianapolis Rd., Greencastle, Ind. Leon, Helen A.. .-1rr 62013 lf. Washington St.. Greencastle. Intl. Letts. Ned NI., .-111' .Srirrirf and larlicr 405 Anderson St., Redshack. Indiana. Ling, Dwight I... flzimfi' Apt. 3B. 300 S. Locust St., Greencastle. I I.orins,'. Robert D.. Gmgrafvltr lOn leave 1056-571. Loveless. james C., Pliiporfzl I-fdurizlzmz 105 Arlington Ave.. Greencastle. Ind. ntl. I,utl1'rer. Anton Y., f.'ivn.'.n' 200 XV. lllisliiiietnii St., Greeiicastle. 11111- l.iitliei'. Calvin CI., P711-1. :f lfllmiifiiin 1 O1iserv.iiorv Hill, tin-1-iic.1et1l-. In l. AIM airtliv. A. xl.1l'lt', lfn.'7if.'i' 41111 lffzmrziifng 1' 7 -lolinson Apts., Lili iIt'.ill X'ertl1', Incl All Intvrc. Aylllltllll R . .Y.f..wf!ifgi 011- l . Svllillhiix st . lii't-eiic.islle. Intl. Nlt'Kr'nnLi. lixink S.. l'iit!m!ffgi 111 Niiiwuio l, lllvtl.. 1li'1'r'llc.1st1e, Intl. NIiNir1io1s. lmlnin lf., 1 l!Ii '!ill'l l'firin1ur1 3112 1 . ll.inni Ni.. 1911-eiiuistlf-, Intl. Xl.i'lis..n. 'l.un-'s A . ffhffffgi Apt lA, 311115. l,tl1'11SI5l,. 1ll'ci'iicast1:'. Ini.l. Xl.i1i1'i'. xlolin li.. fflvfrmrzllii M12 11. l r.in14lin St., 1Qi'veiie.istli-, Intl, Alaliei. Rulirrt l'., .Xffiinfffqri 203 N. Ar1inuton5t,. lli'cciir.istli'. Intl. Nlaloiii-v. Il. lJ.uid. liiimmfzzfi 3 Olssi-i'v.itorv Hill, tli'eeiic.istlc. Incl xl.iI1ll.il'l, ll:-oiu1'B , llfimi 323 lliqlilall Axe . tli'eeiii'.istle. lnd. Xlillwi. Nlziiv 1... Pllixniif lffIml1!mi.' 12-1 Nuitlnvootl lllvil., fil'l't'llt11S1lL', Intl Xlills. liI'1lllIlA Al.. l'.'1agfl1l1 101117 5. lfollr-ue Ave.. Gi'e:'iic.istl:'. Intl. N1in.ii'. l.tlxxin l... Vlfziizlfif luzirgmigfi -1 1llise1'v.itorv Hill. Cli'e1'1ic.istli-, Intl. Xlintle. A'1'1'.i. 1... ffmm ftiiillfwilu 003 Higlnxood Ave., 1Qi'eeiir.istl4-, Intl Xliti liell. l'.t1i4'l A.. l'f11l1ff1f Hflznafimf 02013 li. Xiisliiiiutoii St.. tiiw-iicastlv. Intl. Nlizvr. Ravniontl lf., lfriglufz '11 Iliuliritlgr' Axe . tire:-neastli-, Incl. Xlooic, tiharles K., lillinulmn ' x 104 AX. loplar St . Gi'f-eiicastle, Ind. Alorrisiin. Kcrinit B.. lim lm ff! llii' .llwlfzwlill Nffrilwil .llu.wuf'rz! 113 .Arlington Axe.. 1.,i'eciicast1e. Ind. Nlusl. AA'ootli'1m' I,., lnrllifimf' I.fn1g1n1gf'i 333 llrvcnxvood Ave., LiI't'1'I'll1ISll1', Intl Naiiovsl-tv,.1olm. Ilnfmn uf N11 .llwzminzl .Yllnlinl 13711111 5115 ll. XYasliington St , Greencastle. Ind Nrwxton. Roll:-rt ll, l'lf1lmnf1l1i' fmff lfwlzgmri Apt. 513. 131105. l.orust St.. tiI1'l'IIC2ISIlf'. Intl, Noi'tUi'i. flliirli lf.. Pulllnfll .Xizunf 7 f.J1is1'rvatorv Hill. Gi'eeiicastle, Intl. llacala, Iron, l'f1ifmnllrl1i' f1m1'Rrliqm11 Apt. 4.-X. 800 S. l.orust St.. 1il'4'1'I1L'liSIll', Ind. llassinore, Angela N., lthnmifiif' laiiigzzfzgwi lx-15 li. Seininarv St.. Grevnrastle, Intl. Pence. Ravinond AY., lfngliili 7211 li. Seminary St., Gi'ewm'ast1e, Incl. l'1'riU'. Ricliarcl If., .111 S1I. l1t'l'lHlli lf1rl1t'i Apt. SA. 800 S. Locust St.. fli'i-encastlr, Ind l':-terson. Iflovd H., .Hum 1'J Cole Apts., Greencastle, Ind. Peterson, Nlargaret H., .llzim 435 .Anderson St.. Gicf-ricastlv, Ind. Phillips. Cilifton llmiuri' Apt. MI, 800 S, l.orust St., fliw-encastle, Ind. Pierson. Coen G., Hzxlmr 610 Hiqhwood Ave., Gi'r-ericastle, Intl. Platt, Charles lf., 1'yu'l1ulfigr Apt. 4B, 800 S, Locust St.. Greencastle, Ind. Plunkett, 1Vanda R.. Aiming 410 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind, Potter. 1.ee H., Enqliili 1710 S. Indiana St.. ilu-encastls-, Ind. l'i'ica-, Nelson, .Xfmli 4534 AN'ashinqton Blvd., Indianapolis, Incl, Reiling, llohn 'l'.. .Sbrmlfigi 11 1J1xs1'rvatorv Hill. Gr:-4-ncastle, Inrl. Reynolds, Albert li., .fffnlfigi 403 ln. Hanna St., lireericastlv, Ind. Ricketts, 'Iohn A., Uhmfiilqi' 236 Hillsdale Ave., Greencastle, Ind. Riggs. Lawrence A., ll,-fm 0f.5'l1ufrll1i R11 Shadowlawn Ave.. Gr:-:'m'astle, Ind. Robinson, David AV., .-1ii'l, ll,-fm nf .S'1m!f'1zls 6 Olnservatory Hill, Greencastle, Incl. Robinson, Oliver XV., lfnqlzilz 101 S. College Ave., Gr:-1-mastle, Intl. Ross, Harold T., .Syzmli 617 Ridge Ave., Gr:-4-neastla-, Ind, Sanders, IJ. Jr-an, Iingluli 435 Anderson St., Greencastlrg Ind. Scarborough, Barron B., I'i1'rlm!ngi', Iliiwrlnr nf Ihr liumm frf Yrilzng and Reimrrfi i 12 Observatory Hill, Greencastle, Ind. Scheuer, Lucille IW., .-ln'l. Dran :gf Slzzdfvzli 718 Ii. Seminary St., Greencastle, Ind. Shalkhauser, hlarian, lfnglzrh Apt. B, 439 Anderson St., Greencastle, Ind. 336 Sharp. Carmen, .XIIIIIYIIINQ 1812 N. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Slie'1lv,.Iainr.'s li., An tSTI. IIl't' and Tarlzri 4017 Aleadow Dr., Greencastle, Ind, Slierinan. Glen, .lluvzr H Observatory Hill, Greencastle, Ind. Sliover. john l.., Hzrluri' 112 Bloomington St.. Greencastle, Ind. Sliuinzikcr, .Arthur AV.. Entglzili 002 Anderson St., Greencastle. Ind. Smith, Orrin H., Pfiixmi 310 Greeiiwood Ave., Greencastle. Ind. Sinvtlie, Dewarcl VV., C'nf1ifiJinflwr 1 'llnrz-rs Apts., Greencastle, Ind. Sliavelv, Iidvvin R., PfirilffzlE1lutf1!1ufi R.R. 4, Greencastle. Ind. Sprague. Austin D., 1'li1'iiri 1008 S. College Ave., Greencastle. Ind. Stages, Bettv xl., Hvirlif' Erminmlri -lqlohnson Apts., Greencastle, Ind. Steele. Brandt N., Claiiiifzl Langimgfi fmtz' G1-11111111 I5 Observatory Hill, Greencastle, Ind. Stvinhauser, Carl E.. Cnnzarz rw -johnson Apts., Greencastle, Ind. Strong, lXIav A., .llimr 1713 S. Vine St., Greencastle, Ind. Siililctte. Edith B., Rnnmmu' Lazlgllcrgfw 1031 Q S. Arlington St., Greencastle. Ind. Tavlor. Edna H., Engffih 000 Anderson St., Greencastle, Ind. Tennis, LcGrand, Rnnmnrr Lmigiuigrr R.R. 2. lXIatch Box Rd.. Greencastle, Ind. Tlioinas, Paul A., Snrznlnguy 725 IC. Seminary St., Greencastle, Ind. Tippy, VVorth BI., Dirrflm Qf Nil' .-lrrfzzzwr 413 Pllm St.. Greencastle, Ind. 'I'4.ini'teloI. Donald L., lhrrrgoz qfPul1l1r111'umlllir'.'12'1t'i Burwzm 17 S. .Arlington St., Greencastle, Ind. Triisler, hlilton .lluxir 309 Greenwood Ave., Greencastle. Intl. Tucker. James .111 .S't'1rrzrr arm' Ifzrfzm 121 E, A'Valnut St., Greencastle, Ind, Tiirk, Laureal H., Rmmnirr LIZ!!-QIIKIXQFY 200 Hillsdale Ave., Greencastle. Incl. Ttirnell, Elizabeth LI., .Sfwrh Apt. 1. 2110 Olibc St., Greencastle. Ind. Liinbreit. W'illard E., Ilzrwrfur of Puhfzr RA'fl1fllIlI.1 am! Ihr Grmlrz IJrPf11zlt' Pr IIQVIIIII. 302 Greenwood Ave., Greencastle, Ind. Voltnler. Harry AV., Pl7!lII1'tlf.S't'l1'7I1'r' 021 Ridge Ave.. Greencastle, Incl, Wachs. Nlorris A., Rnmzzzzrr Llllllgllll-QV1 505 Ii. Washington St., Greencastle, Ind. Wlagoner, Kenneth S.. Ptwhnlugi' 005 Hiqhwood Ave., Greencastle, Ind. Ward, James-M., Pllzfumpliif and Rrlzgzon Apt. 3G, 800 S. Locust St., Greencastle, Ind. NVeiss, Robert U., ,S2u'frl1 102 Northwood Blvd., Greencastle, Ind. Welch, AVinona H,, Bnrmir and Bzzrlnzolagv 112 Bloomington St., Greencastle, Ind. Wells. Patience A., Hmm' Ermmmzcr 319 Locust St., Greencastle, Ind. VVhite, Donald H., illurir 703 Highridge Ave., Greencastle, Ind. White, Roaslie A., fllzzm' 703 Hiilliridge Ave., Greencastle, Ind. Whitney, Herbert A.. Geology mid Grograpfti' 203 S. Arlington St., Greencastle, Ind. Williams, Edward K., En-glzrfz 316 Arlington Ave., Greencastle, Ind. Williams, Robert E., .Sliwfrlz 522 E. ANashington St., Greencastle, Ind. VVilliams, Value T., Rfgztlrar 314 Arlington Ave., Greencastle, Ind. Wilson, Ray H., Air .Siwrzrr and Tnrlzrs 1010 Hillcrest Dr., Greencastle, Ind. VVinsey, A. Reid, slr! 609 Ridge Aver., Greencastle, Ind. Wittich, John J., Dzrrrlur qf AdIHI',Y.Yl07l,Y 614 Locust St., Greencastle, Ind. Wood, Edward, EFUH-!l771lC.Y 304 Greenwood Ave., Greencastle, Ind. Worrell, Francis T., Plivszrs 407 Anderson St., Greencastle, Ind. Wright, John C., Bzmvzu Qf Texlirzg and Resfarrli Apt. ZB, '00 S. Locust St., Greencastle, Ind. 1VyckolT, V. Judson, Ermzaniirr 2 Towers Apt., Greencastle, Ind. Youse, Howard R., Bolurtv 614 Franklin St., Box 253, Greencastle, Ind. Yunker, Truman G., Bofariv and Barlrriologv 620 Hitghwood Ave., Greencastle, Ind. 1 1 A , Y, xAff u Q , qxvl-'ah 0. -'1 ,. M, w. 'U f., 1.- , x A 1 f., v,-1. . , . ,uf 1 -.Z ...-. .f '--,.- '. s U' 1 1. 4.01 'A-1 -1 -f. ' x fe, xL.,j',.a:'y',, , .N , fi J ' . Q L.Jc., by .,S. , ., VW.. if l',,.,, 'N by . 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