Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1964 volume:

. U 'i'ViLE!-1 mm-Q Ill dlll 1-I Ill IIE El EI' lv f f N ,Q MEG: ,- 'TL-I see: v- -.... li!! i-lf'5!,-4 I Y 9 rw sn I iii- ll l IIE Ill Ill tml i l ag' -E :fd JM-li E LMI- Va, 1 A 1.5. Q 1-1,1 A. 1 ,511 -gpg r. if I ILL.: .x.'.J , I llsv' l X ,M ?:J'i5sJAD. iff ?'MY e l 'Ll-I, is fX pl-QE lE .Zh wif 655 . YS vi if i j?m3EEi'i:'f1'9.-E 17 PJ L fi f gh li 1 Denison University l Granville, Ohio l J adytum 64 I , Volume 71 In 1882 sources of accurate information about Denison were meagre. Many important organizations were not included in the catalogue. The personality and achievements of the student body and many special events and traditions had no mention. Therefore, the fraternities then represented on campus, Sigma Chi and Beta Theta Pi, decided to publish the first Denison yearbook. The editorial and publication board poured over a dictionary, seeking for their publication some name with a Delphic mystery about it. Scanning the a's, they found A d ytum-the innermost or secret shrine of ancient temples. And so they designed the yearbook to represent the inner side of student life. There were no pictures in this yirst edition, only cartoons, witty sayings, and elaborate print. In 1888 a student company undertook The Adytum as a private enterprisey in 1891 it was again a fraternity project. But in 1893 the Senior class published the yearbook and continued to do so until the Junior class took over in 1902. Although its quality, content, and general plan have evolved during its 71 editions, the goals set by the first Adytum remain essentially those of the present stajjf: to give insight into Denison's spirit and traditions, and to immortalize her soul-her children who go forth. M en and wom.en crowding fast in the streets . . . if they are not flashes and specks, what are they? We are men and womeng what are we? We are children who have gone forth, who now go forth into the myriad mysteries of life. College life is a microcosm of the nature and processes of athletics 16-51 organizations 94-125 creative arts 135-145 being as presented is Walt Whitman's poem ' There Was a Child Went Forth. The people we meet, the life we here experience become 160-183 a part of us,' we become a part of the mystery. 2 President A. Blair Knapp, A.B., M.A., LL.D., L.H.D., HH.D. And these become of him or her that pursues them now The core of the Denison experience and program is in- tellectual, but history demonstrates clearly that intel- lectual attainment is by no means enough. Denison and its students and faculty must, therefore, be concerned with the whole pattern of personal development. Habits, attitudes, ideals, purposes and goals pursued and developed here will inevitably become of him or her for a life time. Maximum personal growth in all respects must be our objective together. 3 ! There was a child went forth every day, And the first object he looked upon and received with wonder or pity or love or dread, that object he became, And that object became a part of him for the day or a certain part of the day . . . or for many years or stretching cycles of years. 4 Y 1'7gf32'1.'Q1'f'-f'.'5:iffy, ,Sf . gtg , Ln, .., .I 'i n iuH'r-'f 'rfQ ,wi 'WW '.3 '45 ' ' Ha. . 5 fa p 1- ,, 5- 5 1,54 lkx I JW' F4 'TL nl U FJ Vw Jn ,.4' Af' I 1 L .r i1'lif' - l J 'F . .5233 f he ' A 'i .A - H It ,2- ,A i '13 f I, Y P' 'llflll' fa -. x-p , N I. lql vwfx' , ,x ' . 1 .'. .,: 0. .f- I 1. 1 v 'gsm 1-, L .f A,-fi.. . . . the language, the company, the furniture . . . the yearning and swelling heart, A yfection that will not be gainsayed . . . w w v S Q V V ey! 4 , , I' .4 M v L. x -1 ,sq I '- 3 -3 Wu 7 The sense of what is real . . . the thought . . if after all it should prove unreal. bf' ,. v - Fw' xxx. 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A '.,., Q,-, rr '- Jima 'HE .Lz, S gET,:,,1 U . , '....4, ff i... 4 43' '. ,f...A.,,..1 M15 '::-A4.'- - ' .,...Ahx, - .M 3.4. . -.:..: , ..L...., 1.,. .11 9 . Z' 4 1 ':L'Uv-'4 Still. A' HL l?'f'5u Mr 'ir' -f' ', N athletics First Row: J. Hamm, R. Seils, J. Brown, J. Hallett, B. Gibson, G Parks, S. Hotchkiss, N. Martin, D. Worthington, J. Lawton, T. Stan- der. J. Johnston, C. Kugler. Second Row: B. Arthur, B. Giflin. S. Smith B. Wynn, B. Levinsky, J. Wilson, B. Knuti, Co-Captain, B. Henninger, Co-Captain, T. Hall, D. Fryzel, D. Rhoades, S. Kondracki, P. Brown D. Birrell, Manager. Third R0w.' K. Piper, Head Coach, J. Pratt, R Coach Piper celebrates the fiftieth win in his career. Kean, H. Stromberg, C. Stewart, B. Walker P Hylbert P Waite L Bulger, J. Moats, S. White, J. Berk, D. Pnce J Rogers G Hill Line Coach. Fourth Raw: D. Scott. Asst. Bacltfield Coach D Wltt B Witt, R. Ehlen, E. Patterson, A. Morrow G Schudy B Chisholm 'I' Harris, S. Bell, B. Schubert, T. Stege, T Stralzer B Shannon Back field Coach, D. Googins, Trainer. VVYYVVY us 5 ' P NV G5 I xf r' . .- -y f is , - ' i A Q- --1 Eifli-gli 'll -F 4 Jack Wzlson moves in to stop the Western Reserve ball carrier at midfield The Big Red gridders, using a single-wing offense, earned a tie for second place in the Ohio Conference and ended the 1963 season with an 8-1 record. On the basis of this fine season, Coach Keith Piper was named Ohio College Football Coach of the Year. In the first game of the season against nonconference opponent Rochester, the local gridders were forced to come from behind in the second half to defeat the New Yorkers, 7-6. After coasting over Carnegie Tech, 16-6, the Denison squad faced conference rival Muskingum in a hard fought game. Jim Moats, touchdown and the conversion by Jack Wilson provided a 7-6 triumph and ended a five year domination by the Muskies. This victory marked the fiftieth win of Coach Piper's career. The Big Red shut out Wooster, 6-0, before an enthusiastic Homecoming crowd and the passing of Tony Hall led the team to a 24-7 victory over Mount Union. Denison continued its winning ways by scoring two consecutive shut-outs, over Heidelberg, 10-0, and Western Reserve, 17-0. Going into the Oberlin game, the Denison team sported a 7-0 record and had a string of thirteen consecutive victories. The Yeoman squad converted two pass interceptions into touchdowns and dealt the Big Red the only defeat of the season, 20-14. The season ended with a 19-0 victory over traditional rival, Ohio Wesleyan. Halfback Jack Wilson and end Bob Knuti were named to the first string All Conference defensive unit. Knuti was also voted Denison's Most Valuable Player while George Schudy was named the Most Improved Player. Denison's gridders led the league in pass defense, holding their opponents to 50.8 yards per game. Athletic Director Seils gets the pressbox report. we 1 Season Record: 8 wins 1 loss 1 r I x A , 'n 3,1 ,- - 1 ., nn, -33 I 'A . . 1 . X.-. 1 an-5 A -V T , 1 V, - , I ,f W4 ,fs I 151, -'-7'-ag, SQ.-1,5153 wig: FE-:TP if id. .gy idx? NL-5 mr X ' - 1 A gn. 4, UA..-.1 V, .- -1 . wi' 4. , 'vw V ' 31- ig '1'1.f'- Q 5 y L -, qu , VJ. ' 5 1 Z ' 1 f 3? 5 ff-f 61 Ari f . f igaxig ff .X f if ev VI Pj'- '-'V 1 1 -1 1, - , U ' -'K fir ' ,S l 35- ' .tc '- A 'A ,, t 5 1 .1 f W ' 1 1 1 -1 --'C ' ' 51 . WQQQ- A - 11 f:3' 1 - - 1 1 ug! ', ' , ' :n Q ', - - sf .,.. '..' -111: ,' L, X . ' ' ' .g,!' , - ' , T. 1, ..'P9f'I':- 4' 4 Alf' ...,, QL 1 ' ' 1' ,- w , ' frkrjh . 1 1 1' 1'-191 1. 'f..L, '-- H 331 if 'E-1'-ft, . i ,gl - ' i 1- -124: ,1 N, e -A- ' .r, ..,-.Y:aii:- ,N W ' f I, . IX, Y ,iff 1: f 1 , -- Q'F1'f:+1 it-5312? , M .L 1 , . . - - 1,,- , 1 , ,, - Um,-.-, . 5 - . 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Denison Denison e'Denison Denison 9fDenison 'Denison Denison Oberlin 'FDenison Second Place Tie in Uhio Conference 7 Rochester 6 16 Carnegie Tech 6 7 A Muskingum 6 6 Wooster O 24 Mount Union 7 10 Heidelberg 0 17 Western Reserve 0 20 Denison 14 19 Ohio Wesleyan 0 Ted Stalzer pulls in cz 34-yard pass setting up the touchdown in the 6-0 Homecoming victory over Wooster. i .Q-'Ls,,,k-.jg jug-1 - - L?TEf Q -I m,.,15-gifs M- '- L'5 5'fe7 ii1N' 71 -.'?', '.i-7.1. '- V mx f !si.w..A,A T , , I if tilfize' L '+L gl '23 1 ?' D . - gm an fox ilffff 13545-3 Sift-,' .5 f i' T I 1 'V 'N :'a. W -' ' T' ' , -. - i T' 1 rsqseiffft fe 1421, ,,A.yi Atl- . -..f:- . L. ,P . ,Isp 2-.. N-iintigjfr Fw 1- -. ,.i.-4-ng 1 ,l,,wv.n'Ph'..-Skvg---f14f!s': J . LVL .ismd 1 . .u- . . ,- 1 ,e . .,. . .N -f ,. . e'f-zffww-11'?'5f'Js'7:'afs+2' i 1af+r i -ze-7 1. 11gg,,gj' .wvg--ff. it -. ff .. +L- - .. -,,:k:f'a,i,.wL' 'WR' 'EF' , ' - 1 ' f.'.f,..fy.u ' ' .gmfffi V, A. is glean V- 'ef gkieiife' Ei.: fe, 1 . illlll Ohio Wesleyan goalie deflects corner kick while Bill Marks, Dick Moser and Tim Blake get ready to head it. T 1 .AU 'i V E Q. uf' , w, so-ul Thx L g Although plagued with injuries, the Big Red soccer team, defending Mid-West Small College Champions managed to finish the season with a 7-3 record. Denison, by defeating Berea in the first contest of the year, added to the seven game streak begun in 1962-63. However, highly ranked Akron ended the chain of consecutive victories by downing the Big Red 4-2 in a hard-fought battle. Denison was victorious over Hiram and then faced defending Ohio Conference Champions, Ohio University. Fullback Bob Schultz turned in a good performance, freshman goalie Iain Callan made two outstanding saves, and Dick Moser and Bill Stephens combined eiforts to put in the winning goal. Adding to the depth of this yearls team was the J.V. Raider squad which posted its fourth undefeated season, outscoring opponents 28-5 . Senior Bill Marks received the Most Valuable and the Most Etlicient Defensive Player awards. The Most Eiiicient Offensive Player was Dick Moser, and Pete Gustavson earned the Most Improved Player trophy. The Panda,'-award, given to the senior who contributes most in team spirit, was won by Ron Holtman. Team members were further honored as Marks was named to the All-Ohio Conference first squad, and Moser, Schultz and Dave King received honorable mention ratings. Marks and Callan were selected for the All Mid-West Conference second team. '67 Y 1.-Uni.-gg ,...,,.- H 7 -1.f-f,v0'- , 3. 7 ' -- . H+mwQwWQ5W Tmf --f wtf' -- we L., ,, wg-may--1 -F'-' ' A A 1 X, f., '-ss.1g,,-.fb , yj,gq'2's ' wa, . -' , X 'P-., . - 1- F ...J A 1 'Q ,lim V 4-.pw 1- I ,L ,.,.i- 5-, I - 1 ,fggvzv ,skis rg, -.,.' -,, : -' .V.1i',',..,'- ss .LJ-L... - s 1,-.u , .-.- . U -06. mb psi- DF- 'D tsl QF.. I K 7 ,fi -QE. tv lr First Row: B. Franz, G. Poore, J. McCarthy, B. Cram, S. Smith, D. Charland, M. Flax, J. Jans, C. Hoffman. Second Row: M. Wolcott, Manager, B. Schultz, B. Marks, B. Roberts, D. Daberko, D. King, Co- Cupmin, B. Perks. Co-Captain, T. Blake, B. Stephens, D. Moser, R. Holtman. Third Row: C. O'Connell, Trainer, T. Baker, T. Hailes, G. Season Record: 7 wins 3 losses tl ix sl eq f li Arnold, B. Remington, J. Selden, P. Larsen, P. Gustavson, D. Austin, T. McCulloch, R. Johnson, T. Barclay, Asst. Coach, L. Doherty, Head Coach. Fourth Row: A. Flory, J. Arline, J. Bullard, B. Hersam, J. Haney, R. Hall, I. Callan, T. Young, B. Light, C. Chamberlain, B. Arnold, B. MacDowell, D. Heald, T. Dautel. Dick Moser sets up Bill Stephens for net shot in Wooster game. Denison 3 Berea O Akron 4 Denison 2 N Denison 5 Hiram 1 Denison 2 Ohio Univ. 1 Denison 3 Wooster 1 Denison 7 Wilmington 1 Denison 3 Ohio State 1 Oberlin 4 Denison 3 'N A Denison 1 Kenyon 0 Ohio Wes. 6 Denison 2 Ili i'll: i5- - ' iw' I . ij' i .ri it 11f f, -. N' 23 T zz: new fr-'Lis if, . . it .fi 'PL' ' -, .me 1: 5 :L Q any N -. S S -es , i 1 as ' 1 Dilda J Dleyer C. Campbell, N Young, Manager The year 1963 marked the return of cross country to the status of a varsity sport at Denison Although the Big Red harriers lost eight contests and won only one C a 22 33 victory over Ashland in a triangular meetj this year s team composed solely of underclassmen showed promise for the future Injuries to key men were the big factor in this year s low record Captain B111 Holbrook broke his ankle early in the season and Frank Jewett, number two man, injured his leg after running in only two meets. However, Coach Dave Gibbons was fortunate in having a team with good depth. Freshman Maj Hall made an impressive showing, coming in at the end of the season. Chuck Campbell, next yearls Captain, was top man throughout most of the fall. fi ' r 1- Q M 'nw rr! 1 e .W N 10 Fzrst Ron B Kay, D. Boothby, F. Williamson, F. Jewett, P. Chaveas. Second Row: D. Gibbons, Coach, T, Collins, V. . . . , ' R. J I , , . 4 . , . . . ' A-A Ohio Northern 21 Denison 34 Albion 15 Denison 50 Capital 21 Denison 34 Oberlin 25 Denison 32 Otterbein 19 Denison 42 Denison 22 Ashland 33 Capital 18 Denison 42 Ohio Wesleyan 22 Muskingum 40 Denison 69 24 gm! s U gg. X ,I U 'A' :R V ll-la, n w ., N. I it I. digg: ,f , M W JL it 4 . Qt vt W A - iftaviff f it . t . :fix f ff t . i L . M . M . f argl -' ft -A 9 at afffef- -it-it if a it px h fp' W LQ . lex . .Qi 5, . a g' . h , 3 . -. x tf f its it ' vt-J N11 lf! 'nl' . 4 . ae . . .' . 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Muller, D. Bizily. Second Row: R. Rakowsky, R. Brockett, D. Albrecht, B. Wilson, K. Smiles. '.A'4E ' E 2 a-If'-- rev ---t -. -,.,,m, INTERDETACHMENT SCORES Denison Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein Kenyon C possible 60005 5415 5259 5178 4952 The Denison Varsity AFROTC Rifle Team earned its Seventh Detachment Championship by winning over Ohio Wesleyan, Kenyon, and Otterbein. In the national competitions, the team's record was excellent. Shooting against schools such as the Air Force Academy and the Citadel, the riflemen placed third in the International Collegiate Championship and eleventh in the 'conventional championships. Pacing the team was Olympic hopeful Dale Bizily, who won the team High Marksmanship Award. Julius Witzler and Holden Muller served as coaches this year. gs, .14' lf, Exf' . , . t 1 W, 35 I A i R U'- 1 , ,- , , . The ecstatic team whoops it up after squeezing past Ohio State, 4-3. F Left wing John Theobald carries puck as defenseman Al Burnett heads ofjt Hillsdale man. 1 Season Record: 9-0 l Denison Denison 18 Denison Denison Denison Denison Denison 13 Denison Denison Denison John Carroll Ohio State J.V. Ohio State Dayton Case Tech Fenn Kenyon Dayton Ohio University J .V Hillsdale College l San White, Al Burnett and John Theobald defend goalie Paul Hylbert during the Ohio State game. 5 26 .IV 3 H Ohio Ice Hockey Association Champions if 'Civ' , iii'5'3- E 'i'ill 2 H ' 5 , Y 5 1 P- I u First Row: R. Johnson, J. Burhop, G. Parks, S. Hood, J. Klein, Co- Captain, D. Klunder, T. Stewart, S. White, G. DeMallie. Second Row J. Osmond, Co-Captain, J. Meyer, R. Penny, K. Maxwell, T. Fuller, T. Anthony, T. Wheeler, J. Theobald, T, Cooper, B. Walker, G Trevett, B. Early, Dr. Preston, Coach. The 1964 edition of the Denison Hockey Team was undefeated and captured the Ohio Ice Hockey Associ- ation Championship for the first time in the nine year history of the league. Coached by Bill Preston and captained by John Osmond and John Klein, the team got off to a slow start by tying John Carroll 4-4. The pucksters then trounced the Ohio State J.V.'s 18-0 and the follow- ing week, in the key game of the season, handed the OSU varsity a 4-3 loss. The Big Red triumphed over Dayton 3-2 in a game highlighted by a ten minute free-for-all. Following victories over Case Tech and Fenn, the squad defeated Kenyon, Dayton, and'the Ohio Uni- versity J .Vfs to cinch the league title. The final game of the season was an 8-1 win over Hillsdale College. Top scorers for the season were John Klein, Tom Stewart and George Parks with 25, 24, and 21 points respectively. The defensive work of San White, Al Burnett, Dave Klunder, and Busch Bailey helped goalie Paul Hylbert give up an average of only 2.0 goals per game. Denison's icemen finished with a 9-0-l season's record. The success of this young team marks another milestone in the rapid progress of ice hockey in the Denison sports program. 2 it 1 1 it Lawton, B. Hoffman 167 A Longman 137 J Forgraves Asst Coach fl fx Season Record: 9-3-0 Denison 26 Marshall 5 Denison 29 Oberlin 3 Denison 18 Capital 1 1 Denison 29 Kenyon 3 Denison 27 Muskingum 7 Hiram 20 Denison 6 Denison 15 Akron 1 1 Baldwin-Wallace 1 1 Denison 7 Denison 25 Wooster 3 Denison 19 Wittenberg l 1 Denison 25 Otterbein 8 Ohio Wesleyan 15 Denison 13 Ohio University Quadrangle second place Ohio Conference Championship fifth place Baldy Hoffman, 167, grapples with Wittenberg foe Ed Gleason, 123, upends his opponent. - ex -..-r- rf . . - .,- ff' tr . J 1 51501 . C0-Captains Tuttle and Graff plan strategy with Coaches Forgraves and Googins. Guided by coaches Dale Googins and Jim Forgraves, Denison's young but de- termined wrestling team chalked up a season record of nine wins against only three losses. Four returning lettermen, including co-captains Dave Graif and Dan Tuttle, set out with enthusiasm to better last year's discouraging record. Pacing the grapplers in the 137 lb. division was Dan Tuttle, who lost but one match while capturing eleven others. The other captain, Dave Graff, finished 9-2-1 in the 130 lb. class. A group of promising freshmen proved to be just that. Ed Season, wrestling in the 147 lb. division, ended the year with a 10-2 markg in the 177 lb. class, Bob Gibson was credited with eight victories against three defeats and one tie. In the heavyweight division, .lim Lawton ended 4-6-2g Baldy Hoffman came in to re- place Lee McBride, a January graduate, and iinished out the season 1-6. Backing up these men were freshmen Dick Tho- burn, Jeff Anderson, and Al Longman. The squad won its first five matches and by the close of the season had chalked up 239 points to its opponents' 118. Highlight of the year was a victory over previously undefeated Akron Uni- versity by a 15-11 margin. Although the team came in fifth in the Conference meet, it must be noted that the league had improved significantly in comparison to last year when the Big Red came in sixth. In the O.C. meet, Tuttle and Stege copped second place wins, Gibson, a third, and Season, a fourth. Q2 4 --.,,- H ,I- l I ji fi' i 1 STS 53' QA ,MNAGER -Q ! jf' , i rl . , A First Row: J. Wilkison, S. Morgan, P. White, B. McGuire, D. Landgraf, C. Brannan, G. Littick, Manager. Third Row Captain, J. Jensen, T. Bannon, J. Lake, F. Booth, R. Haubrich, T. Barclay, Head Coach, B. Austin, J. Jachym, B. Botsford T Assl. Coach. Second Row: J. Yeoman, E. Johnson, R. Jones. Lytle, C. Scharfy. Doug Landgraf-record-breaking pacesetter of the young aquanauts. 30 Denison's young swimming team, in only its second year as a varsity sport, turned in a surprising 8-3 dual meet record. Coach Ted Barclay's squad, built around a core of powerful freshmen, proved they were anything but wet behind the ears, bettering last year's win total in their first two meets. High point of the season came in the dual meet with Kenyon. The Lords later went on to win their 11th straight Ohio Conference title, but not before suffering a 52-43 loss to the Big Red. Leading the way to victory was Doug Landgraf, the fleet freshman taking three first places. Landgraf was undefeated in the dual meet season. Under Captain Bill McGuire, Deni- son proved its mettle by cracking every team record set the previous year. In the Ohio Conference Championships, the Big Red finished in sixth place, just 3M points out of fourth. The tremen- dous improvement shown by this team has given its O.C. foes ample warning that Denison is rapidly becoming a swimming powerhouse. Season Record: 9 wins 2 losses Denison 52 Denison 52 Baldwin-Wallace 54 DePauw Oberlin Denison Ohio Wesleyan Meet Denison 5 6 Albion 59 Denison 5 3 Denison 76 Denison 53 Denison 54 Denison 53 Denison 5 3 Ohio Wes. Denison Akron Wittenberg Wooster Muskingum Kenyon Hiram Ohio Conference Championship 6th place out of l 1 teams Ohio Conference Relays 6th place 'Swimmers, take your marks . . . N57 Captain Muggs McGuire I I 1 i 9 l s L i d x' ' l m K+' 6' ,N L if Tom Drechsel jumps for two points against Wittenberg. 7 Marietta man registers surprise as I im Brown drives past for a Ohio University 'Mount Union 'l'Akron ffWittenberg Denison Findlay Denison Denison Denison ffDenison 3Denison 'fDenis0n i Denison Denison Denison ifOhio Wesleyan i:Denison t Denison i'Otterbein 'Denison 'fDenison 'Baldwin-Wallace Otterbein 32 Season Record: 14 wins 9 losses i'Conference Record: 8 wins 9 losses 73 Denison 63 Denison 7 1 Denison 52 Denison 7 1 DePauw Findlay Tournament 68 Denison 54 Heidelberg Wooster Tournament 90 Albion 81 Adrian 60 Marietta 65 Kenyon 65 Wooster 54 Capital 50 Univ. of Chicago 81 Wilmington 64 Denison 67 Hiram 68 Oberlin 81 Denison 62 Muskingum 75 Heidelberg 79 Denison Ohio Conference Tournament 69 Denison ff,N15C2,1E Q 3. 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J: of a : if :tux I V l w Q! 1 1 V l ll . 1 f V , ' lj Nl- g f 1 l A F, , , 0 A' 11-I :,:-,xg, , ,,,... l 33 The Big Red entered the 1964 basketball season with eight returning lettermen, including Co-Captains Tom Drechsel and Sy Nelson. After a dismal start, including a loss to powerful Ohio University, Denison came alive to defeat favored De Pauw 71-55. The team then began its longest winning streak in 20 years, capturing nine games without loss. During this stretch Denison defeated such teams as Kenyon, Capital, and Wooster. The victory over Wooster Q65-425 was especially significant since the Scots had previously downed powerful Wittenberg and Ohio Wesleyan. Six-foot- seven sophomore George Barber was a standout in this game as he snagged 29 rebounds. He closed the season fourth in the conference in this department. 'Colonel' Johnson established a new Denison free throw record by hitting 19 consecutive attempts, 15 of them against Wooster. Jim Brown, a six-foot-six junior, added balance to this year's team with his steady defensive play and regular scoring ability. He was Coach Dick Scott's big weapon at Heidelberg where 'he scored 18 points, and he fired in 17 when he returned to his hometown of Chicago where Denison whipped the University of Chicago, 50-35. Dan Hazelton and Rich Oviatt combined for 17 points in the final ten minutes at Wilmington as the Big Red came from behind to win its wildest contest of the year. Freshman guard Dave Woodland demonstrated his great potential when he led the Red victory over Kenyon with 14 points. Guard Sy Nelson was named to the second team All-Ohio Conference squad. The strong but sometimes erratic 1964 team completed the season with a 14-9 record, the best in Coach Scott's tive years at Denison. Johnson drives through Akron defense. Nelson goes in for a lay-up in the 54-52 victory Capital. P., ....,.T,,,..-..- ,.-.-.......,.,..1 .,...,,......,4.,...,.....,.,.,,,-. , ' re:i'- , 'D' ASSOCIATION Firsz Row: J. Bordner, L. Bulger, B. Perks, T. Blake, Tatem, B. Walker, Denny Do, P. Hylbert. Third N. Westerhold, Treasurer, D. Moser, Secretary, D. Row: E. Gleason, S. Nelson, S. Smith, G. Booth, King, C0-President, T. Drechsel, Co-President. Sec- B. Young, B. Stephens, G. Arnold, T. Callan, P. ond Row: D. Graff, V. Stouck, B. Henninger, G. Chaveas, F. Jewett. Fourth Row: B. Chisholm, D. Rheinstrom, K. Maxwell, I. Selden, D. Austin, T. Williams, S. Manix, G. Barber, F. Williamson. Firsr Row: Ellen Smiley, Captain, Sue Kesselring, Connie Lynn, Marilyn Turner Second Row: Becky Harman, Carol Crabill, Sue Kersker. 3 lf 35 I Season Record: 6 wins 9 losses Kenyon Kenyon Denison Marietta Capital Denison Ohio Wesleyan Muskingum Muskingum Wooster Denison Denison Denison Mount Union Denlson Denison 2 Denison 3 Otterbein 2 Denison 0 Denison l Capital l Denison Denison Denison Denison Kenyon Kenyon Mount Union Denison Wittenberg I . 3 1'1rstR0n J Logerquist D Kipp R James D Rash Captain J Brown T Stander P Hylbert J Nickelsberg B Catron G S Kondrackl B Cumings J Ogsbury B Christ Second Row Arnold J Ro ers J Cooley G Hill Coach We ,iuw llr X! llenwon X 129111491 'Cl 8111403 -FHA' B' 35 ' 'N-is W fhaiff 'Sn 2,4 'V KJTVKJ Fen ,,, Q 30 Wruawz 'H' .1 'Mn Ummm -D5e1u4o4z f +1 f 1 J at --k- .as X uf QU Mtg JL. ' 17 ' l ' 9 ' 4 K - 8 . 3 is Q- Y 6 ' 5 ' 7 2 ' 12 5 ' 4 ' 3 ' 13 ' 7 D. ' lu' n 1 7 n ' , n , p , I y' - , 1 Y I , - l , 1 , 1 . ', . ' , . , . ' . : . . g , . , . 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Hitting was the big factor in most of Denison's baseball victories this year. Led by Stan Kondracki f.4575, Bud Christ f.2865 and Captain Dick Rash 12835, the Big Red pounded out a total of' 100 hits during the 15 game season, including 15 doubles, two triples, and six home runs. In the Held, centerfielder Rash played errorless ball and made several outstanding catches. Catcher Kondracki, first baseman Dan Kipp, and shortstop Christ were also standouts. Freshmen John Cooley and Jim Rogers were additions to the infield who displayed much future potential. The pitching corps was better than in previous years. Jay Ogsbury had the lowest earned run average 14.55 and freshmen Gary Arnold and Jim Brown each picked up two victories. Fine performances were also turned in by Bill Catron and Jost Nickelsberg. In conference title competition, Coach George Hill's nine played the role of spoiler, On May 16 they defeated Mount Union, 4-1, in the first game of a doubleheader at Alliance and on May 19 they trounced Wittenberg in the season's finale. As both teams were battling for the O.C. championship, the Big Red forced a playoff. Kondracki was named to the first team as All-Ohio Conference catcher while Rash was voted to the second team as centerfielder. . , . i .gm .. Coach Hill plans strategy with Catcher Stan Kondracki. Dan Kipp sharpens his batting eye during practice .3 P5-9 ' . ' I K ' all if--1 WL?-' , M. L - V i i :EQ ' i , , sl 1 it Dan Hazelton-Denisorfs best singles player ln the last Jive years. The 1964 Denison tennis team com- pleted a highly successful season with a 9-1 dual match record and third place honors in the conference tournament. The squad, coached by Dick Scott, was led by number one singles player Dan Hazelton and senior Chuck Love- lace, team captain and Most Valuable Player. The season was highlighted by many outstanding performances. Hazelton ended the year with an 8-3 record, the best any singles player has done at Deni- son in five years. Bill Light, a freshman, went undefeated and brought the Big Red its only gold medal of the confer- ence tournament. Both Tom Hardesty, Most Improved Player, and Ben Perks reached the flnllals of their respective divisions in conference competition. The doubles team of Hardesty-Love- lace went undefeated through the regular season and captured second place in the O.C. tournament. The doubles combina- tion of Hazelton and Frank Krohn earned an important upset victory over Oberlin in the tournament for a- third place flnish. 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VV In V XG' d 1 . f+-of XM ' . x. biulgf - ug' ' 'K M t L , f - 1 X Y , W g -Q 9 ' XJ - ll'-.-iii'-f,T' if 'I , X 11 K 1 if..-m I - - I . :VL W : . .V . .jfggi li ai i- ' 1 N- Y - ,. 'ffji' , ?'L...,- '-1' il f, 1' :I . if-' L- t .Q - . First Row: D. Scott, Coach: B. Perks, C. Lovelace Krohn, B. Light, T. Hardesty. D. Hazelton. Season Record: 9 wins l loss 9 Otterbein 0 7 Kenyon 2 8 Muskingum 1 9 Marietta 0 8 Capital 1 9 Wooster 0 7 Oberlin 2 5 Kenyon 4 8 Baldwin-Wallace 1 Ohio Conference Tournament Wittenberg I6 Ohio Wesleyan 14 Denison 12 Oberlin 11 Captain: K. Booth. Second Row: F. Bill Light, conference gold medal winner, practices his backhand. W it W ' ws 5. ' t, 1 ,fi it . ,. .li '3 . ,::i., fi ,mt 2:1 ii- W-1 Mg-.. wig-ti..i,s..Wl,w ,nw wifi: S . -it ,nt .. V , ..,.. . i it ...t i .ijt .3 it li imp tw. i gill: ' t. .,,.,g,s.:fei.ig5g 'ln ,133-gH5t....le3..g,?wt ' it ' it 39 . .. , -gr:: 1'.' 'ggfv 4--1-v ,J ,dt .Iwi g5,.?w,t1is.. : .I l ' .Q .mi billwll iIri'lf7.!...:.'lf W M if .ii E X 5 -' -, 'X X-1-A 'ir 'lvl '- -K-ev Q ' 'NJN I ra fi Nt 4 - we one PW7 A G if fm-1 -. ' if I I-Q if fz'imowf-v'v U-se.,2' Q- J 'A' 41 ' -wi-I Q-M . NX I mf I Pf V 43 'P' JK if K K J' j. 'Xb - I :J .fm First Row G Rhemstrom Manager B Michael P Johnson B Wynn J Booth T Blake B Levmsky B McClintock Co Captain J Harris Co Captain D OConnell B Stephens B Young J Beatson C OConnell J Swett Second Ron D Birrell Trainer S Campbell D Hutton J Moats A Burnett D Bauer B An theil C Arend P Flaherty R Hay C Hockmeyer A Christie versa' S Hartranft B Stone R Fmkbmer B Mason Asst Coach L Doherty Head Coach Third Row L Kinchloe A Flory D Merry F Royce H Mayer B Long S Pratt C Kugler S White R Penny E Johnson R Shoop W Hutton P Schneider Asst Coach ALL TIME DENISON SCORING RECORDS SET BY THE 1964 TEAM TEAM RECORDS Most Goals Scored m One Season 157 fold mark 129 in 19602 Most Assists Scored in One Season 83 fold mark 79 in 19602 Most Points Scored in One Season 240 fold mark 208 in 19602 Highest Average Goals Scored Per Game 12.1 fold mark 11.7 in 19602 Most Goals Scored in One Game 22 vs. Ohio Wesleyan I old mark 19, three times2 Biggest Winning Margin in One Game 21 vs. Ohio Wesleyan 40 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most Assists in One Season 37 John Beatson Kola' mark 31 by Beatson 19632 Most Goals in One Game CTies Record2 6 Bruce McClintock vs. Hobart 6 Chuck O'C0nnell vs. Ohio Wesleyan Most Assists in One Game 7 John Beatson fold mark 6 by Beatson, twice2 Most Goals in a Career 86 Bruce McClintock, 1961-64 fold mark 722 Most Assists in a Career 68 John Beatson, 1963-64 fold mark 492 Most Points in a Career 113 Chuck O'Connell, 1962-64 1 old mark 1062 E .1 Chuck O'Connell scores as Pete Johnson blocks a Notre Dame defenseman. Midwest Collegiate Champions Q0 ,r. 'AY .grief I 7 f. ily Q X 0 5 X B if Season Record: 10 wins 3 losses Denison Denison Denison Denison Kenyon Denison Columbus Club Denison Denison Denison Oberlin Denison Denison 1 8 Hobart 22 Ohio Wesleyan 14 Notre Dame 12 Michigan State 1 1 Denison fovertimej 7 Oberlin 10 Denison 17 Ohio Wesleyan 8 Ohio State 17 Notre Dame 4 Denison 9 Ohio State 1 3 Kenyon Record breaker John Beatson in action against Oberlin. The Denison lacrosse team, Midwest Collegiate Champions, finished the year with ten wins and three losses and broke 12 individual and team scoring records. John Beatson, sophomore standout, shattered three previous records, in- cluding two of his own. He chalked up 37 assists for the season, seven of which came in a game against Ohio Wesleyan. He finished his second year of varsity play with an all-time high of 68 total assists. Bruce McClintock and Chuck O'Con- nell each scored six goals in one game to set another mark. Co-captain Mc- Clintock completed four years of play with a total of 86 goals for an individual career record. O'Connell, a junior, also established a new total points mark by scoring 113 goals and assists during three years as a Big Red stickman. As a team, new records were set in most goals, most assists, and most total points scored in one season and the most goals and the biggest winning margin in one game. The average goals scored per game, 12.1, also broke the old mark of 11.7 set in 1960. This outstanding offensive perform- ance, coupled with an iron defense paced by Most Valuable Player Bruce Le- vinsky and the fine goal work of sopho- more Bill Stephens, enabled the Denison crew to capture their collegiate title. Senior Ron Finkbiner was voted Most Valuable Player. San White 1332 and Tim Blake I1 72 team up for an interception 42 Denison Denison Denison Denison Denison Denison Denison Denison Denison Denison l It 4 v X i PF . 2 M 7 tai- -1-sis? ii. :ey v . litfiw-1 . -if . .. ,, - -- 1 Li-ill, .1 lxX-jx A t I 5 'N First Row: J. Meyer, A. Lewis, C. Gauss. Second Row: S. Hood, J. Overlield, P. Stocker, J. Henson, R. Morgan, S. Gall, Cnpraing H. Foster, Coach. Season Record: ll wins 0 losses 1 8h Dayton 7 W 22 Capital 0 20W Ohio Wesleyan 5 W 14Mz Otterbein 7 W 22 Capital O 21 Mi Kenyon 12W 18W Wittenberg 7 W Hiram Muskingum Ohio Wesleyan I is W 9 v bf wr 'x Ohio Intercollegiate-eighth of 27 teams 18 ' 4 22 ' 4 Denison 1. 6 Marietta 6 17 ' 5 -! V . 1 v' X 'A A 'fl' wwf...-rv vvvY1'YY'Y'd 'vvv'v'vm-v '-H-uvrf' Ohio Conference Golf Champions The Big Red golf team won its third straight Ohio Conference Championship and coasted to an 11-0 season record-the tirst time since 1942 that Deni- son has been undefeated. The team's strongest asset was its depth. The tive starters, Pete Stocker, Ron Morgan, Spike Gall, Judd Henson, and Jim Overfield, averaged 76.3 strokes per round and finished with winning seasons. Stocker, who won 38 match points while losing only six during the season, was voted Most Valuable Player. Henson, low man for Denison in the Con- ference tournament, received the Most Improved Player Award. Coach Hube Foster retired at the end of the 1964 season. In his ll years at Denison, his teams racked up 123 wins against only 22 losses and three ties for a winning average of 83.1 per cent. Foster's teams never finished lower than fourth in the O.C. and won six championships, five of them in the past six years. 43 'Hn First Row: V. Dilda, P. Chaveas, J. Stewart, J. Anderson, J. Boyle, Holbrook. Third Row: B. Shannon, Coach: L. Sorg E Patterson C. Campbell. Second Row: B. Nicola, S. Moore, F. Williamson, F. Jewett, S. Ledbetter, A. Morrow, B. Schaich R Williams N D. Fryzel, Co-Capraing J. McBride, Co-Captaing M. Clark, B. Martin, C. Wheeler, Manager, D. Googins, Trainer f -if INDOOR SEASON RECORD2 7 Wins, l l0SS Mount Union 86W , Denison 53W, Kenyon 19 Denison 73M , Muskingum 47W , Capital 38 Denison 84W , Akron 58W , Marietta 16 Denison 66, Ohio Wesleyan 50, Otterbein 43 Ohio Conference Indoor Meet-second place OUTDOOR SEASON RECORD: 4 wins, 4 losses, 1 tie - Denison 68, Wooster 68 Capital 71, Denison 65 Denison 99, Bluffton 51W , Heidelberg 19W Ohio Conference Relays-sixth place Ohio Wesleyan 77, Otterbein 48W , Denison 44W Denison 100, Marietta 35 Denison 77, Ashland 50 Denison 80, Wittenberg 56 Muskingum 69M , Denison 66W Oberlin 62, Denison 60, Kenyon 48 Ohio Conference Outdoor Meet-seventh place NCAA Mideast Regional Meet-fifth place 44 S--Z '4 tt ft C2 fx Vx Kgs X 1 J as X kg' Denisonis indoor track team placed sec- ond to powerful Mount Union at the Ohio Conference Meet while the out- door team finished seventh of 15 teams in the O.C. outdoor championships. Most Valuable Player Evan Patterson won both the high and low hurdle con- ference crowns. Co-captain John Mc? Bride finished second in the O.C. 55 yard dash, Chuck Campbell, Most Im- proved Player, was second in the mile rung Jim Dreyer placed second in the 440 yard run, and Art Morrow earned third place honors in the shotput. The indoor season, ending in a 7-1 record for the Big Red, was one of the most successful in the 13 year history of Denison indoor track. Morrow, placing third in the shotput and fourth in the discus, and Patterson, finishing third in the high hurdles and fourth in the intermediates, accounted for all of Denison's points in the out- door conference meet. The outdoor season ended 4-4-l. Com- petition was so keen this year that three of the four losses were decided in the last event of their respective meets. it V 'hx '0,i,Xl at all - , C0-Captain Denny F ryzel Art Morrow in action against Otterbein. M ' -1. C0-Captain McBride sprints for the tape. AAL, Gigs Q1 li QP Q W , X C 5 J , 1 'W' it J ! A f 'A f- Z' if 54 ,mligiutl Q? W3 -b , 'V 'Xvxy ! IN! ' qw ,121 ? 9 XX INTRAMURAL FINAL STANDINGS Phi Delta Theta Beta Theta Pi IJeha llpshon Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon SgnaCm PM Gamnm,Ddm Alpha Tau Omega Kappa Sigma American Commons Club Independents 1226571 120731 1187W 1115 1006 889W 881W 849W 820 407 35416 Y . 1, sq. L ,315-- ' 't 1.2-A i ' kaii Speedball Football Golf Tennis 'A' Tennis 'B Swimming Indoor Track Basketball 'A Basketball 'B' Handball 'A' Handball 'B' Paddleball 'A' Paddleball 'B' Ping Pong 'A' Ping Pong 'B' Bowling Wrestling Billiards Volleyball Softball Outdoor Track INTRAMURAL RESULTS First Phi Delt Beta Phi Delt Sig, Phi Delt DU Phi Gam DU Beta Phi Delt Beta Sig SAE Lambda Chi DU SAE ACC Phi Delt Lambda Chi Phi Delt ATO DU Second Phi Gam DU Beta Beta Lambda Chi Beta Phi Delt Kappa Sig Beta Lambda Chi Lambda Chi DU DU Kappa Sig DU Kappa Sig DU ACC Lambda Chi Phi Delt Phi Delt Third Beta Phi Delt ATO DU SAE Sig Phi Gam Phi Delt Sig Sig Phi Delt Lambda Chi Beta-ATO SAE-ATO Lambda Chi ATO SAE Sig Beta Beta Beta 47 K Q-A Soccer Coach Lynn Doherty, MVP Bill Marks, Most E fhcient Ojensive Player Dick Moser, MIP Pete Gustavson. Most Valuable Player Awards Football Bob Knuti Soccer Bill Marks Hockey Tom Stewart Wrestling Dan Tuttle Swimming Doug Landgraf Basketball Sy Nelson Baseball Stan Kondracki Dick Rash Tennis Chuck Lovelace Golf Pete Stocker Lacrosse Bruce Levinsky Track Evan Patterson Basketball M VP Sy Nelson, MIP Bob Colonel Johnson. - Baseball MVP Dick Rash Baseball M VP Stan Baseball MIP Bud Most Improved Player Awards Football George Schudy Soccer Pete Gustavson Hockey Paul Hylbert Wrestling Dave Graff Swimming Sam Pole Basketball Bob Johnson Baseball Bud Christ Tennis Tom Hardesty Golf Judd Henson Lacrosse Ron Finkbiner Track Chuck Campbell T!! I!! ilfgffliff - - - I F ' 93713135 'ff:fe.lii'ir 53 - N ' - -1 fd.-ee. ,. , - Qsfwr- ' '33, 5 3 - ft ggi-'i,.-a,f:f,'.'f1.:igf'j f ' it-, fl- pg- I ' ey?-.T A, ' i-1 'rf ..-.if-,,.-,Ying 1 rr-- Qgarfl Swimming MVP Doug Landgraf, MIP Sam Pole ft ,,-Q. 1 I Q i fig N V J is ,--V-gf' -. Wrestling MIP Dave Graf, Football MIP George Schudy, Wrestling MVP Dan Tuttle. Hockey MIP Paul Hylbert Sports Awards Football All-Ohio Conference First Team Bob Knuti, Jack Wilson All-Ohio Conference Second Team Bob Henninger, Scott Smith, Stan Kondracki, Bob Walker, Bruce Levinsky Honorable Mention, Small College All-American Bob Knuti Soccer Second Team, All-Midwest Bill Marks, Iain Callan All-Ohio Conference First Team Bill Marks All-Ohio Conference, Honorable Mention Bob Schultz, Dave King, Dick Moser Basketball All-Ohio Conference Second Team Sy Nelson Baseball Ohio Conference Batting Champion Stan Kondracki All-Ohio Conference First Team Stan Kondracki All-Ohio Conference Second Team Dick Rash Lacrosse Senior All-American Game Bruce McClintock USILA McCormick Division All-Star Team Bruce Levinsky, John Beatson, Jim Harris, Chuck O'Connell All-College Award James B. Sayers Trophy Jim Overfielcl I to Senior Athlete with Highest Grade Averagej ,W . f P441 ' l , Lacrosse MVP Bruce Levinsky T-'3fWfS MVP Chuck Lovelace 50 Women's Recreation Association .Vi mg? ,L I 1 v ii 'FFP x i,,4.i.'. . 3 A fi-J , 'K 11:1 Q . .-. 1 I mg g I .- ' . 559,44 W 4 A! V! 9 52 I x ' f Q rf? f 53 ,emi gg, lag? i v-M mg Ri if Xwii F Q 1 f K --H-I 5,,53',U- Q ' ' A ' ' ' ' W' V, J f f r' ..1. 1 - f m g 'l 'Q! Al' i ' : N ,, ' ' ' ' ,f , '1. rY..wff'itfW gif: ff -j - , , , ' ' - :L , Q Y A . - ., v ..,. Q. 4 . , ' . , , at .7 ki E, A il W , 1 ,., . ,,,g,, , ? ,'HwT+'A'jtdi,::2li'g.Lip. -V Vi I ,av ' 1' .p4..- A- K I , V ., .. .l w. y i ' z W' ,... ,,. ,,i,,'a greek lif ,- Q Q ,Q 'gg Q ,gf 2521 'e 'Q o . ,Q rg . . . ' 'QoQo, UQ. U E9 gt-1 -inf gui so G5 33 rn vw S A .L ,. fella r-fl! 52 Laura Pedrick, Scliolarslzip Clmirman: Eleanor Parks, Social Clmirman: Sue Carpenter, Presidenig Sue Stouifer, Rush Chair- man: Julie Cusack, Corresponding Secretary, Lynne Laws. Treasurer: Mariana Ross, Pledge Trainer. First Row: Sue Stouffer, Sue Carpenter, Lynn Thomas, Sue Pet- tingill, Pat Morrill, Jane Pearson, Carol Crumley, Lyla Baldwin, Lynne Laws, Debbie Thorne. Second Row: Lorri Painter, Joan MacCracken, Deborah Jones, Julie Cusack, Pat Burns, Elizabeth Kendall, Pat Hudock, Laura Pedrick, Sue Seitz, Diane Spitzer, Janet Case, Sue Dunaway. Third Row: Mariana Ross, Anne Voss, Kay Tibbitts, Eleanor Parks, Constance Barsky, Sue Morgan, Ruth Cusworth, Carol Pollock, Margaret Hughes, Margaret Padelford. ' . u.i,..' .7 s ,-s- ' 11,11-.z3si5g,5, ,L wg A M ,V . - - , a-.,.'-11.3-f - t-A 4 .E LH . 2, W ' -1 X-., - sf. .1-if ill VI -g tx A nw. X - W ,T F,--, -Ng, . 5: ,, -. .MAI --Y H, ,o Q lengla, , 2.9 :Q -t-- ,- -Q-,fabv-?,'fr4'REi..F:f'qLs:-if ei- 'F i - J- - -ri-Sf: K ' -'ff 'isis ' , xi , .. ,N - - 1 1' ..... .'y,4,m. .vi -. .',v. 41- r 757' Y 'H -il' -'AM W Picnic time at Ebauglffs Pond. inf? 471'- 921-f' 'sk fat .4.. - Lw':l1:'5.rw.-a.?f- - -.W t - - Putting finishing touches on the Homecoming decorations. alpha chi omega 'lr We wear a badge we call our Golden Lyre- So dainty and so different ' P ,JV from them all. We're as happy as can be as you can plainly see. From far and near we answer to its call For every girl who joins our bond 1 a loyal pledge must be 5 To send our message der L. the land thru all eternity. A y 'P 'Q In love and loyalty we'll strive to keep our standard high For Alpha Chi omega 'til I die. I' Lynne Laws, Homecoming Queen candidate. 55 x in i Q--.-.,.q Ul Q-A ,,.. , V Firsi Row: Barbara Reisner-, Lee Wright, Kate Grimes, Carolyn Hen- derson, Carol Clark, Priscilla Reid, Nancy Katzen, Beverly Erbacher, Carol Siegel, Diane Fry. Second Row: Kathy Doane, Gina Longo, Carolyn Eck, Nancy McConacl1ie, Pat Barnum, Joyce Rogers, Donna Brennan, Margaret Taylor, Sue Basile, Pam Morris, Sharon Horn- berger, Judy Reiber. Third Row: Mary Kay Williams, Marilyn Menotti, Mary Carol Perrott, Merry Sayles, Martha Fickes, Sally alpha omicron pi - 'win A . Novotny, Jan Horton, Anne Unverzagt, Kay Russo, Martha Ford, Wendy Williams, Barbara Ruhe, Jan Wagner. Fourth Row: Sally Scriven, Marty Case, Miss Gray, Ann Herron, Cornelia Dodd, Marge Paolini, Ann McWethy, Laura Westwood, Kathy Regan, Linda Voor- his, Kelley Beyer, Mary Worman, Betsy Kraus, Helen Konstanty Carol Kubie, Beverley Doe, Leslie Beringer, Mary Galbreath, Nancy Dring, Alice Coombs. ' When you wish for friendship true That will last your whole life through, You will find true Sisterhood in AOII. When youfgazei upon a rose, Symbol of the Alpha O's, Memories will come to you of AOIL Pin of gold, cherishedlby many girls, The ruby and the pearls We'll love forever. Here in our fraternity Know that we will always be One in love and loyalty in AOII. First Row: Diane Fry, Corresponding Secre- tary, Mary Worman, Treasurer, Alice Coombs, President, Beverly Erbacher, Rush Chairman. Second Row: Mary Kay Williams, Pledge Trainer, Sally Scriven, Recording Secretary, Sally Novotny, Social Chairman. goo. 'Yo VK :I rzixqlqlzi QJAAQ IQ' 1- 13 3 el L-I ALPHA TAU CHAPTER Installed in 1930 Eloise Goes to College. Chow line at chapter suppers Nanny-O and Eloise .,' . .Ti vid! First Row: Sue Gowing, Pledge Trainer, Claudia Kent, Treasurer, Cicily Sevin, Rush Chairman, Billie Gleissner, House Chairman, Holly Bodman, President. Second Row: Marty Erickson, Recording Secretary, Jane England, Scholarship Chairman, Marie Rohn, Social Chairman, Alice Smith, Standards Chairman. The simple folk of Camelot. M 1 The pride of Alpha Phi. alpha phi As the time grows shorter now, We all hope you'll remember The spark of light, which here burns bright, May it kindle deep in your heart. The friends you'll make here Will always prove sincere. Our doors are wide, Please come inside, We welcome you with our hearts. When your college days are past, You'll have us to remember. The friendships here will ever last, Remember as you depart. We're proud of Alpha Phi, Wherever you may be You'll find us with a welcome smile, A song Within our hearts. 1 First Row: Jan Allen, Lynn Harry, Brenda Maynard, Sue Scott, Maria Martin, Karen Merritt, Ann Jackson, Billie Gleissner, Dee Annala, Paula Jacobi. Second Row: Mary Melaney, Marie Rohn, Jayne Baker, Judy Strange, Liz Lewis, Mrs. Whetmore, Sue Gowing, Holly Bodman, Jane England, Deenie Hutchison, Nancy Warren, Sandy Updegrave, Sally Reggel, Marty Erickson. Third Row: Bar- bara Nash, Ellen Brown, Nan Callaway, Margaret Nekut, Jane iilllll llllEr 'f BETA KAPPA CHAPTER Installed in 1930 Guest. Joan Torgersen, Judy Reiff, Pat Davidson, Janey Briggs, Ellie Rouse, Jackie Coy, Sally Martin, Claudia Kent, Tamsy Murray, Joyce Redmond, Cathy Yates, Cookie MacKay, Alice Smith. Fourth Row: Becky Jones, Peggy Schmidt, Nancy Rosenquist, Candy Hig- gins, Cicily Sevin, Pam Fletcher, Lynda Lantz, Marilyn Mason, Alice Atkinson, Shelley Johnson, Roberta. Sevin, Judy Pistor, Jane Saunders, Judy Gentili, Ann Fellman, Sally Strong. What kind of Inspiration is this? M. J., Beth, and Nicki chat with Mrs: Davis. 53 ,G ,- l 7 f.. .. - ' ,AN -frlyjir-i.Y 2wsZ-.7-5 32' ' :ff ,, F J-'Li . 'IL sf . 1 Sissy Wood, Social Chairman, Debbie Moslander, Recording Secretary, Elinor Kirkland, Pledge Trainer, Mary Lou Cham- berlain, Panlzellenic Representative, Joan Pinkvoss, Personnel Chairman, Sharon Umbel, Sister Co-Ordinator, Carlin Paige, Treasurer, Liz Logan, Rush Chairman, Mary Jane Macomber, Vice President, Susan Libby, President. .,, if J Go Molly!! Q Y ,, 996 ass 0 ' l Q E534 9 Q '. lf' y O DELTA GAMMA CHAPTER Installed in 1928 60 You don't say!! First Row: Donna Salay, Jane Cogie, Adrienne Doering, Beth Evans, Betsy Randall, Elinor Kirkland, Ginny Kirkland, Carolyn Kuss, Sharon Umbel, Molly Wilhelm, Sue Struckmann, Sissy Wood, Sue Kish. Second Row: Nanny Garrett, Judy Barrett, Kathy Mills, Jane Hibbard, Judy Janssen, Nicki Fluharty, Ann Harman, Carol Rice, Susan Libby, Jean Vilter, Deborah Moslander, Judy Jones, Georgia Lunding, Suki Yanko, Nancy Spoke, Sharon Kiley, Joan Pinkvoss, Third Row: Pat Hardwick, Kendall Wheeler, Mary Jane Mott, Martha Knudsen, Andy Durham, Liz Logan, Jeanne Lunde, chi omega Chi Omega, yours forever Loyal we will be. To our symphony and colors, Our fraternity Rho, Beta, Upsilon, Eta, Sigma, Bear their standards high For their bonds will neler be broken, Chi Omega Chi Laurie Sillag, Dana Douglas, Kathy Reinhard, Sheryn Spitzer, Clau- dia Nickel, Linnea Pruess, Elise Rymer, Barbara Scholl, Liz Hunt. Fonrilz Row: Joyce Leader, Carlin Paige, Liz Pillsbury, Roberta Stoddard, Margaret Kraatz, Suzanne Plowman, Kay Knueven, Holly Ulmer, Linda Klancnik, Jane Drew, Sue Hoefflinger, Ann Rose, Mary Jane Macomber, Sue Humphreys, Joan Murphy, Mary Lou Chamberlain. Anita Edenfield, Marilyn Preis, Linda Fike. Jo Red- mond, Sally Deibel. 4 .. ..i ue-, , F f:3gn vw.1Y,1uggvr,t-Q-Q-1-KY:-www,-m-n:m':ammw:n mmaaw , V t . 11 First Row: Sally Henry, Chaplain, Marty Reuss, Presi- dent, Pat Sanborn, Rush Clmirmcuz. Second Row: Cara- lyn Peterson, Recording Secretary, Jan Gerstenmaier, House Chairman, Libby Bayless, Marshal, Judy Capers, Vice President. First Row: Paula Stone, Anne Johnson, Bonnie Bushong, Marcia Townsend, Leslie Brooks, Ann Hays, Jenny Lehman, Molly Bergelin, Susie Heinzelman, Peggy Landes, Elaine Leitert, Jan Zipf. Second Row: Linda Mueller, Jeff Beazle, Jane Thiele, Linda Lewis, Sue Hutchins, Penny Ingersoll, Becky Harman, Louise Burd, Jane French, Kitty Martin, Libby Bayless, Pat Carlson, Caralyn Peterson, Lynn Eckhert, Pam Lambert, Pat Lambert. Third Row: Kathy Sherin, We 'W 4 J f DELTA CHI CHAPTER Installed in 1929 Wendy Waldner, Nancy Hudak, Joan Rizer, Jean Seibert, B. J . Vogel, Janet Morgan, Cheryl Greene, Del Sparks, Carol Heacock, Joan Hanson, Dixie Johnson, Bonnie McCombs, Marty Reuss, Diane Carle, Lyn Johnson, Carol Francis, Missy DeVore. Fourth Row: Judy Capers, Pam Carroll, Michele Holland, Pat Sanborn, Karen Alexander, Barb Ilse, Jan Gerstenmaier, Sue Delano, Marcia Jaquith, Sally Henry, Lori Downs, Lorna Leekley, Joan Eckert. AW lisa delta delta delta Let's give a toast To the girls we love the most, To the silver, gold, and blue. We'l1 give these girls a test, Say, Who do you think is best? They'll say Tri Delt for me and You. We'll take our stand With the Tri Delts o'er the land And we'll pledge our loyalty To our dear fraternity And our sorority, Here's to you! NX gd. N Handy Andy to the rescue. Penny, Chris, and Sue hold a gab-fest before chapter meeting Spring housecleaning at the Delta house. 63 we r ,t 9 First Row: Pat Stevens, B. J. Manbeck, Jane Dickey, Karen Olsen, Diana Zimmerman, Sandy Peirce, Elizabeth Evans, Trudy Rowbury, Nancy Runkle, Ann Lewis, Elizabeth Hodge, Mary Newburg, Sue Douthit, Jane Geesey, Norinne Manning, Barbie Bergantz. Second Row: Jean Kernahan, Ellen Heath, Margaret Jones, Judy Hodges, Karen Miller, Kathy Knapp, Porter Watkins, Bev Burton, Kathy Measamer, Sue Dauler, Kathy Koenig, Pat McLaren, Kris Evans, Diana works on Puff the Big Red Dragon. 64 1 v ' Sigrid Rubenkoenig, Doris Farrington, Diane Jones, Ellen Bargar. Third Row: Becky Roebuck, Lynne Wiley, Candy Mathews, Mere- dith Masquelier, Linda Lusin, Marty Connery, Ann Zook, Jean Mc- Alpine, Anne Huxtable, Anita Jones, Julie Green, Linda Price, Teresa Tanseer, Joanne Devine, Suzette Fivaz. Fourth Row: Marian Cloke. Linda Belding, Nancy Pinter, Elizabeth Rovtar, Pam Nooney, Polly Schwahn, Debbie Draper, delta gamma Well, well, well, Hannah, my Delta Gamma: She's got a shape just like a baby grand piana. Sheas not so nifty, She weighs two-fifty But fat girls now and then Are relished by the best of men. Away from Hannah, my Delta Gamma, Oh how I long to tell her that I love her so! I don't care for other faces: l'm content with Hannah's graces, Hannah, my Delta Gamma! Freshmen entertain during Courtesy Week. Miss Fivaz serves Miss Zook. .ir 'W Q ffft H3111 swf BETA ZETA CHAPTER Installed in 1939 at vould you like to know of ze future? First Row: Suzette Fivaz, President, Linda Lusin, Pledge Trainer, Ann Zook, Standards Chairman, Anne Huxtable, Scholarship Chair- man, Anita Jones, Ritual Chairman. Second Row: Doris Farrington, Chapter Co-ordinator, Joanne Devine, Assistant Pledge Trainer. Third Row: Terry Tanseer, Social Chairman, Jean McAlpine, Recording Secretary. Debbie and Kathy do housework V s . s l 5 l The pause that refreshes. 5, l i I , El BETA TAU CHAPTER Installed in 1929 First Row: Debbie Klopp, Scholarship Chairman, Kathie Weller, Fraternify Trends, Lynn Porter, Rush Chairman, Judy Euchenhofer, Recording Secrezary, Barb Thiele, Song Leader, Bonnie Kersker, Panlzellenic Represenlarive, Patty Bouic, Social Chairman, Karen Marwick, House Chairman. Second Row: Flory Jones, Marshal, Kathie Gemne, Corresponding Sec- retary, Sue McKenzie, Presideni, Marsha Luke, Chaplain, Sally Conway, Standards Chair- man, Chris Cooper, Pledge Trainer. First Row: Kathy Strome, Jean Osmond, Judy Euchenhofer, Susie Craig, Kathy Smith, Jane Cormack, Karen Bond, Jenni Grimes, Lauri Larson, B. J. Stitzel, Maria Tatar, Patty Baird. Second Row: Sue Henckel, Sue Vodrey, Mary Blakely, Liz Poling, Barb McRae, Ann Behrhorst, Mary McKnight, Debby Conway, Mrs. Shephard, Barbie Smith, Morrene Hubbard, Sue Kersker, Bonnie Vernon, Ellie Walz. Third Row: Flory Jones, Debbie Klopp, Ellen Shuford, Peggy kappa alpha theta 67 Jo Goveia, Marsha Luke, Lynn Porter, Marcia Macey, Sue Danielson, Peyton Bird, Marty Neff, Ann Gushman, Leslie Irish, Chris Cooper, Karen Marwick, Peg McKenzie, Chris Schuyler, Barb Thiele. Fourth Row: Sally Conway, Melinda Wardwell, Kathy Weller, Bonnie Ker- sker, Nancy Claycombe, Anne Imlay, Nancy Shanklin, Marilyn Tur- ner, Joy Chandler, Mufiy Trexler, Kathy Gefhne, Sue McKenzie, Harriet Walker, Patty Bouic, Gay Lee Schlientz, Judy Thompson. To Theta we bring our love and our honor To Theta we sing our true loyalty Wherever we go, today or tomorrow, These friendships we know forever will be. We are proud to realize That we are pledging here tonight To uphold her high ideals And always wear the golden kite. Theta, teach us to live And willingly giveg Theta, teach us to share Theta love everywhere. 7 Fr First Row: Ann Riblet, Panheilenic Representative, Sandy Pllager, House Chairman, Diane Fishel, President, Barb Brode, First Vice President. Second Row: Theo Betjemann, Public Relations Chairman, Pam Vandemark. Registrar, Lee Casey, Senate Representative, Jackie Hay, Recording Secretary, Mary McI.aury, Treasurer, Sally Cooper, Corresponding Secretary, Diana Hickman, Pledge Trainer, Sharon Smith, Second Vice President, Tina Tinkham, Rush Chairman. kappa kappa gamma Not thy key. oh Kappa, Not thy Heur-de-lis. These are only symbols Of what you mean to meg There is something deeper Than thy flower or thy key Thou has taught the meaning of Fraternity. LTFW- ? Assembly line from Mary to Lovey. 1.8. -4 , 'Is- ', 2.-5, 'Qtr-wxgifs GAMMA OMEGA CHAPTER Installed in 1929 First Row: Sherry Fishel, Sally Holden, Diana Hickman, Holly Holden, Peggy Ragatz, Tina Tinkham, Jackie Hay, Sally Cooper, Betsy Urban, Theo Betjemann, Joy Bingham, Trudy Scheller. Second Row: Suzanne Senft, Marian Clement, Sally Scully, Barb Connell, Eleanor Kahlo, Connie Nichols, Ellen Kincaid, Carolyn Love, Nancy Acra, Nancy Sampson, Pam Vandemark, Sally Oblinger, Diane Fishel. Third Row: Susie Koll, Margie Goodman, Mary Keegan, Susie Wild, Dannie Newberry, Robin Schmidt, Susie Clap- Watch it, Marty! per, Anita Folkerth, Mary McLaury, Jakey Schembs, Kay Bencken- stein, Sue Bollinger, Susie Brown, Kathy Headley, Sulane Hamilton, Fredi Zimmer, Lynne Vernon, Sandy Pliager, Barb Brode. Fourth Row: Mary Reed, Marcia Grimm, Jane Hickman, Linda Meredith, Ann Riblet, Carolyn Reinartz, Jean Rohner, Dodie Miller, Lee Casey, Judy Gregg, Tracy Miller, J. B. Wack, Kay Woodward, Nancy Stephenson, Nan Tobias, Lynn Adams, Sharon Smith, Peggy Hicks. 5 ,-F. L. if' fu! 'I V' OHIO ETA CHAPTER Installed in J 95 4 First Row: Pat Chaney. Sue Sherwood, Moni Gibbs, Marilyn Naish. Carole Gauss, Maggy Haddock, Kathy McGifHn, Rae Tyler, Kay Beth Bartoletti, Val Tunstall. Sue Williamson, JoAnn Early, Wendy Byrd, Betty Robinson, Carol Westerman, Maurya Cathey. Second Row: Bonnie Limpus, Kitty Reed, Judy Brundage, Susie Simons, Sally Hecker, Stephanie Aungst, Peggy Everitt, Miss Hein- richs, Betsy Chamberlain, Alice Schoenfelder, Leila Bunnell, Sue Duck, Molly Moore, Linda Zendt, Lee Good, Lee Sidener, Connie Lynn, Marty Tuttle. Third Row: Barb Hemphill, Bev Welles, First Row: Judy Brundage, Pledge Trainer, Ruth Mc- Gregor, Assistant Rush Chairman, Linda Zendt, Vice President, Susie Walter, Recording Secretary. Second Row: Kay Beth Bartoletti, Scholarship Chairman, Betsy Chamberlain, President, JoAnn Early, Corresponding Secretary, Kitty Reed, Treasurer. Jeanne Ketchum, Helen Bresee, Suzy Iliff, Ruthie McGregor, Mimi Caldwell, Kathy Leuba, Linda Smith, Carmen Hinman, Susie Wal- ter, Nancy Garrison, Barb Brown, Sally Fritz, Joyce Burnet, Jo Dymond, Ginger Lidbetter, Cynthia Harley, Rita Ramsayer. Fourth Row: Pat Windhorst, Karen Butzine, Marg Bohner, Bonnie Browne, Robbin Reed, Joan Everson, Sally Mallough, Ann Whitehead, Angie Johnson, Ann Lehman, Holly Matchett, Margie Turner, Patsy O'Donnell, Jill Bailey, Ann Lynn, Getty Long, Pat Strickler. Barb and Ruthie do some bookwork. w -wi Now, watch this next step very closely . . . 71 Could 'Hornet' be on her mind? pi beta phi Shels a Lucky Strike ad in the flesh, She's the pause that will always refresh, She's a Milgrimls creation, a perfect sensation- My little Pi Phi girl. Shels the cover on Harper's Bazaar. Shels the breath of Gerlaine's Shalimar . . . Shels a. Tiffany necklace, a little reckless, My little Pi Phi girl. She's the hit of the show, And you'll love her I know, She's the queen of my suit, And I'll never let her go! She's the reason love made its debut. Put Cupid on Park Avenue. She's a bundle of love, from heaven above- My little Pi Phi girl. 5' ATU . l 1 r First Row: Don Head, Duane Ferre, Carleton Jones, Jim Meyer, Rodger Halstead, Ron Stevenson, Tom Ross, Phil Hopkins, Tom Dudgeon, Bob Childs, Hal Sydnor, Stan Coll- yer. Second Row: Joe Griswold, George Baxter, Dave Shiff- rin, Ed Ferguson, Rick Shauger, Dick Leask, Earl Gross, Janes, Dan Van Antwerp, Bob Johnstone, Lynen, Rolly Reich. Third Row: Doug Austin Smith, Steve Purdy, Tom Mehnert, John Hunter, Ted Rick Boyd, Rick Steck, Bill Lemke, ,.....L.-1. :asia LL Rob Struble, Dave Evans, Jim Smith, Ed Fahnoe, John Hamm, Russ Hammer, Dick Meyer, Hance Phillips, Alan Pease, Dave Benson, Jim Watt, John Logan, Ted Abernethy. Fourth Row: Bob Hooker, Win Hallett, John Whiteman, Dave Boothby, Ken Reynolds, Frank Wellman, Jeff Sayre, Bill Repke, Tom Collins, Tom Newton, Ron Rakowsky, Ken Bush, Bob Wood- house, Brad Smith, Blake Early, Bob Fullerton, Tom Steven- son, Dave Johnson. alpha tau omega Old Alpha, how we love you thru and thru! And Tau, to you we promise to be true. Omega, all our praises are for you, For Alpha Tau Omega-Omega, For dear old gold and blue. Jimmy's waited eighteen years for this. 72 Vv' , n-I . swf Q Vi explains a fine point to Spot. XA! X I i DENISON CHAPTER Installed in I 95 8 Tb 1 jf' .1 . if-4!'L ,,,, .dir I Joe Griswold, Pledge Trainer, Tom Ross, Co-Rush Chairman, Bill Repke, Co-Rush Chairman, Rodger Halstead, Treasurer, Jim Meyer, President, Carle- ton Jones, Vice President, Ron Stevenson, Secretary, Phil Hopkins, Social Chairman . Dog tells Twerp and Wally about his day at the track. 73 if .3 ' MOTHER CHAPTER Founded in 191 7 First Row: Doug DeRusha, Bob Zeller, John Snodgrass, Steve Wood, Scott Whitlock, Chuch Melville, Bob Nist. Second Row: Dan Pickering, Dave Beebe, Win Grant, Ray Lowe, Bill West, John Bailey, Dick Albrecht, Wayne Wentzel, Royce Brockett, Dave Fallis. Third Row: Tony Wurstbaugh, Herb Raynes, Chuck Burch, Jim Kimpel, Carl Fredericks, Cap Witzler, Dave Raub, Fred Boldt, First Row: Jim Kimpel, Treasurer, John Baker, Correspond- ing Secretary. Second Row: John Bailey, Vice President, Steve Wood, Membership Chairman, John Gist, Recording Secretary. Chuck Wheeler, John Habermeyer, Gary Goldberg, Al Wirsig, John Baker, Brian Austin. Fourth Row: Al Shevlo, Stu Fishelman, Jack Pellett, Skp Greevy, John Gist, Pete Hummer, Pete Goulet, Paul Larned, Jack Froelich, Lee Capps, Rick Hauf, Jim Gerry, Bob Jeanne. t. T + , .6-'V in '-., . . l xx -X X 'X N . Mk 5 V - .. 1 lk.: l- Q 0- J' 4 if Bad news, Scott? Heads up! Dear old Commons Club, our pride, Your fellowship is e'er so wide, Friendships made and never lost In the storms of life are tossed. Days are bright and days are blue, X But our love for you is true. , All our joys and all our glee, Comradeship, we owe to thee. Vows so true and ever strong, Bind our hearts as does this song. Thinking of you, A.C.C., firm and strong, We sing to thee. american commons club 75 rf . '7xp?f ., 1 R' E N E' CQ E 'E Randy Becker, Treasurer, Bill McGuire, President, Vince Stouck, Recorder, John Cummings, Rush Chairman, Jim Bord- ner, Vice President. Meditating on the joys fraternal. Spit and polish. 76 ,575 -'rf -,Aff it, -A f1'!' ful ,fi mllllllm , 1,921 . ' - , ' V. Q . V I I .F L A W' . v V v ' 'ini , . First Row: Sandy Roberts, Bill McGuire, Hugh MacMorran, Dick Tauber, Ken Booth, Rick Kean, Austin Cogswell, John Davis, A1 Burnett, Pete Schneider, Scott Tanseer, Pete Stocker. Second Row: John Cummings, Pete Johnson, Sandy Camp- bell, Tim Lytle, Art Morrow, Biddle Morris, Randy Becker, Bill Michael, Scott Smith, Steve Hartranft, Pete Shoop, Terry Ripich, Vince Stouck, Jim Bordner, Rick Schomaker. Third GU C102 Null! ALPHA ETA CHAPTER Installed in 1868 1:5 9 B 77 415 l , i ,s K L i' Q' t H 4 A . , , rv 1 t t L 'xl' 5 I it ,.,, H ,, I Row: Dan Heekin, Skip Bell, Buzz Botsford, John Berk, Tom Siegenthaler, George Schudy. Fourth Row: Marc Graham, Craig Koerpel, Tom Howenstine, Bill Wynn, Dick Witt, Steve Rose, Stan Kondracki, Rick Shoop, Chuck O'Connell, Tim Bannon, Dave Klunder, Bush Bailey, Tom Kornrumpf, Tom Fulton. Here we meet in joys fraternal, Here our songs we sing, Here to dear old Alpha Eta, All our triumphs bring. Rise together, hearts exalted. 'Lift our voices high. And we'll pledge to Alpha Eta, Beta Theta Pi. So the bonds that here are welded, Ne'er shall broken be, But shall bind us firm together to eternity. , ,.:,. -:J -Wvnrwt J HA.- l !lf!1 1, - V it ii ii: :lf,'-,7,, a,Ji ff ,ji , - , ' V ' mn, W iliv1lfggH'- gluflll -ull H ,wi f , V ii 'li wiinimylzx u-,I X A , .lu ,. ' Y f ' 1 1. , i i - . F, g3.,,5,w'f -W--il-ff,J'Fiaw ,if I ll l Hello, Mudder, hello fadder . . . delta upsilon . . 431 1 N',,,,,L 1'l:,.,z I ,-1 5a2lf'fi ,fl5a-i T i -'-nim.,i..:Jgf,,.i i qi-rr, , ii ,l, , , There is a maid, I call her mine, She is so fair and young. There is such rapture in her eyes, Such music on her tongue. Herts is the grace of sylvan sprite, Her's is a form divineg Oh, what a breaker of hearts is she, This D U girl of mine! Girls there be in song and story, Ravings of their fame and glory, None can to this maid compare, Blue of eye with golden hair, Eyes of sapphire blue that haunt you Hair of spun gold threads to taunt you This my girl of gold and blue, Wondrous sweetheart of Delta U gi 'mf WN fl i, 1 l ,,, in I if 5 l Tir l ' r! l i f , Watch that guy in the middle. 78 Q, ego DENISON CHAPTER Installed in 1949 Firsr Row: Hunter I-landstield, Recording Secrelury, Mike Clark. Rush Chair- man, Al Bonney, Social Clzoirnmn, Al Baker, Corresponding Secretary, Doug Hoeft, Treasurer. Second Row: Dune Whitney, Vice President, Mike Eisner, President. First Row: Bill Dickes, Don Tench, Jon Warner, Rick Carson. Second Row: Jeff Barnes, Jim Arline, Dave Daberko, Mike Clark, Randy Paine, Doug Birrell, Tom Davis, Bob Gerrie, Chuck Love- lace, George Stewart. Third Row: Mike Eisner, Hal Ross, Bruce Behrens, Dave Lindemer, Dune Whitney, Bruce Bailey, Tom Klep- fer, Bill Seaborg, Dick Anthony, Steve Wade, Hunter Hanslield, Bill Donahue, Jon Burney, Craig Tribolet, Jim Dobbs. Fourth Row: Torn Getz, Doug Hoeft, Bruce Wolfe, Doug Austin, Bill Serrill, i 427 Cl C1 fl-.V CM CJ l .J Il.. 'vigil-U , Parker Waite, John Mulligan, Jebs Selden, James Glass, Peder Cul- ver, Al Baker, John Krebs, Dan Miller, Jim Overfield. Fifth Row: Sherm Hotchkiss, Marty Burns, Al Bonney, Tom Hardesty. Sixth Row: Oat Whitney, John Pratt, Tuck Bidelspacher, Jim Johnston, Paul Mulligan, Tom Chaddock, George Parks, Bill Pike, Bob Mincheff, Ed Gleason, Doug Kramer, Fog Holstein, Al Glos, Steve Darlington, Frank Robinson, Gary Lowe, John I-loffstot, Bill Franz, John Cooley. L i ii psi. iw .... ,,,, i 1 ii , H, ,:,,ii,:S,,,. T. ,,,,, ii Him all 1 'J H it i 2 l ll qr li ltliia l ! A in ' fb' li N , if .i 1 im ' , 'll Pele-4----e-A , U ll-k', A , l i :FLT l l- i :if 'iii Y l 222 A 1 ..., i .. iw M W ,X i ,. M, , ,.,. Q, i W , , A -it , , , Y 1, li lx ii A Come gather all ye merry men and drink a health with me, Unto the dearest thing we know, our old fraternity, From east, from west, from sea to sea, We come from near and far, To drink to Kappa Sigma and the Crescent and the Star. Dear old pals, jolly old pals, Always together, in all sorts of weather. Always game, ever the same, give me for friendship my jolly old pals. First Row: Pete Barnes, John Whitney, Ron Finkbiner, Steve Hood, Jim Kerridge, Dick Waterlield, Donn Fry, Robert Richter, Scott Pecker, Dan Thaxton, Cal Gauss, Bob Starr, Jim Wilson, Bill Light, Mac Glass. Second Row: Chip Valen- tine, Paul Munson, Tom Fuller, Sam Pole, Denny Price, Robin Ehlen, Harmon Stromberg, Ted Stalzer, Bill Ains- worth, Bill Clarkson, Joe Vallely, Greg Kemp, Jim Huggins, 'Aria' J Ron Finkbiner, Vice President, Pete Barne urer, Donn Fry, Secretary, John Whitney Paul Munson, Pledge Trainer. John Parkhurst, Steve James, Bob Ashbaugh, Ted Stevens, Steve Morgan, Bob Pettit, John Hulse, Steve Ledbetter. Third Row: Bob Johnson, Tom Young, Tom Williams, Chase Miller, Bill Richards, Ed Maier, Frank Jewett, Joe Kimble, Hank Mayer, Doug Sweeder, Dan Tuttle, Ken Schafer, Dewey Meyers, Jed Berman, Bill Mickelberry, Chuck Scharfy, Sandy Scull, Tom Tatem, Dave Thomas, Bob Leahy. P-M. X ' --:Viv .ff U? kappa sigma .,gif,'fg51? - X J .s J GAMMA XI CHAPTER Installed in 1911 Jim, Bill and John bookin' it. The Colonel and Dick play a little mood music. -, ,u Wwly. '- a5f.Wiv 2'p LH. 'R Ken, Dean, and Dan relax before dinner. lambda chi ahyhcz Good morning, Corky! YIFIIU x , X zf34 v,! 13.1, ,? fliflvl ' l I 4 P 4 Q f 4' v-- l .- -ff 11-52 'A '14 'A ffffzizfiff ?EffE f ' 1 ' ' A WS'-' 55 ' , f !.f'w..H ' ,, J- Tl d in, g' 'gal W , . e .r I' Q V w .rx Q N' '- rf A 5 , -f , 4 1-'YF 'A A .',, if 5 e l A - -V 4 . .1 - .- 4 4 .52 rr . l I., , 5. n . 1:,?,.! . --.M N 1 -.1-L ,X :- V, 'l'.j Qs gli. Q V 5 FW'-v5JQx , l . T' . 'M A . ww- , ' ,. .. . AQ -f . 1 - ,W -' me-. g , , A . 'iff' ,Q A AR x ww -A A V. MY , :.'ffjvq'u, Nl ,. 'fH'gl, 1 .3,4- WH l M X-:rw 'x , Q, '5Q,Z ,pW'1,.1','YjQ 1, ::f',1.,.h A B mulllx' .Lf ,. ,,f -JM? w ' kr mg.....:, 55 ,fy N '- V f ,. , ' -V , . '3' .. v - ' Jwqpfftg ,M 1 33 g 1. X' 3 -'Q 1, ,I jg,-ring: v Wh, ,,,p Y' ff1'l::E:h.A,.a.-f ,jf ' N 'QL .f-f' GAMMA IOTA ZETA CHAPTER Installed in 1919 hu ,- 0 If hw., First Row: George Records, Judd Henson, Robert Mitchell, Richard Bauernschmidt, Peter Love, George Bryce, Jeff Burhop, Bill Arnold, John Corcoran, Spence Liddell, Bill Crawford, Joe Helt, Rhys Wil- liams, Dick Rash, Chips Arend, Glenn Mosier. Second Row: Rich Oviatt, Hugh Dufiield, Cam Buckland, Peter Morse, Brad Tillson, Dave Merwin, Phil Hickman, Ted Hailes, Al Rossiter, Fred Staple- ford, Robert'Schubert, Jim Logerquist, Tom Baker, Holden Muller, We've found a place, boys, Where hearts are true. Best of them all, boys, In old D.U. Our Lambda Chi, boys, Sacred is she, Guard and protect her Eternally. N 9 ,7 Bob Chester, Jim Nichols, John Klein, Bill Gosline, Chuck Larson, Ralph Penny, Jim Long, Roger Wickenden, Al Lewis, Dan Bauer, Dave 1-lindman. Hardy Moore, Jim Oelschlager, Steve Fellman, Bob McCrackin, Joe Hallet, John Mikita, Jim Robinson, Bruce Colley. Third Row: Rick Hirsch, Mike Ahasic, Dean Hutton, Warren Hutton, Spike Gall, Jim Harris, Ek Prengel, Tim Morton, Tony Canning, Kent Alves, Lee Decker, Robert Gore. arg First Row: Jim Harris, President, Bob Mitchell, Vice Presi- dent. Second Row: John Corcoran, Pledge Trainer, Spike Gall, Rush Chairman, Mike Ahasic, Treasurer, John Mikita, Secretary, Rick Hirsch, Social Chairman. XX The Brothers Three. Come brothers let us raise a toast, To the pin we love the most, l To sword and shield Weill loyal be, In defeat or victory. To her colors, white and blue, We will be forever true, To Phi Delt, we'll always raise, Voices of eternal praise. Tom Africa, Social Chairman, Bill Kramer, Co-Rush Cllairman, Craig den, Vice President, Tom Stewart, Co-Rush Chairman, Tony Harris, T urer, Bruce Weddell, Secretary, Bill Marks, Warden, Ben Rader, Trainer. Socializing at the Phi lodge. l , ,-....-P Y, 1 YIIEZ XY I. 0o00oo0!!! 58. ljigff mil' 0 OV xg!!-?f !',L .' Q- U . ' 491 '- r94'9z.x 'm 3 OHIO IOTA CHAPTER Installed in 1916 phi delta theta First Row: Peter Isakson, Bob Sams, Bestor Cram, David Hoffman, Iain Callan, Chuck Loper, Bill Marks, Ted Necar- sulmer, Bill Cumings, George Barber, Dan Hazelton. Second Row: John Svenson, Abe Flory, Don Merry, Pete Gustavson, Russ Jones, Craig Hoffman, Rick Johnson, Paul Welch, Doug Reeder, Chuck Cook, Maj Hall, Tom Adams. Third Row: Dave Hutchings, Tony Harris, Noel Davis, Bill Kramer, Greg Johnston, Frank Krohn, Charlie Harker, Gordon Rheinstrom, Craig Standen, Dave King, Norm Westerhold, Nat Stoddard, Dave Scott, Frank Dahl, Bill Stephens, Mike Snyder, Mike Ferris, George Booth. Fourth Row: Roger Ames, Bruce Wed- dell, Ben Rader, Greg Gibson, Tom Stewart, Tom Jones, Dick Moser, John Tapp, Tom Africa, Bill Roberts, Ken John- son, Bob Young, Larry Schad, Dick Collister, Bob Huestis, Dick Tontz, Glenn DeMal1ie, John Yeoman, Jack Meyer, Bill Carleton. l i I I I f L X , t i , w I vt' ,,.., , li . la 1. Hill Il km Q i l it it phi gamma a'eIIa if QW .fr V. -, . 1. ' X. Nb-- -ilu lf ,I X xx R ,,.. i ..1:1-:vFg.1,1Si Q ,, N' ,, 5.5, i it .,... N- ' 1' ' 'M' ' it U 1 -it ',li52E?.wniii Q:i-' ,.,.4,',,:m . 4.-. mat-, 4-,AJ - V F ijis enjoy their veranda. t .. r 1 it mu e LL? ' gl . 4' 3 Sing along with Perks. Hail, son of destiny! Sing a song of praise all glorious, Proclaim it proudly, shout it loudly Magnify thy name. Sons of mighty men shall know forever and for aye. Phi Gamma Delta, hail to thee. All hail and ever more for thee We'll swear eternal victory, Phi Gamma Delta, Hail! LAMBDA DEUTERON CHAPTER Installed in 1885 First Row: Larry Sorg, Randy James, Bob Stone, Lee Bulger, Tully Rogers, Jet? Wardwell, Ken Smith, Tom Drechsel, Jerry Sheppard, Bart Steve Burns, Bill Hannaford, Buzzy Sinclair, Dan Row: John McCarthy, Barney King, Greg Brundage, Jim Bowers, Tex Finefrock, Jesse Elliott, Rusty Hay, Bartholomew, Kipp. Second Dick Conrad, Tom Cooper, Bob Howarth, Tim Dwyer, Bill Butt, Pete Truitt, . ,,,.,, ,i C., -, i P '. l22.lu 49' J 51, . wht- 1 1 I I I Tully Rogers, Rush Clmirman, Barney King, Social Clmirmzm, Jeff Wardwell, Historian, Tex Finefrock, Co- Extraordilzary Member, Ken Smith, C0-Extmordinary Member, Tom Drechsel, President, Jerry Sheppard, Recording S ecrctary. Hank Niles, Pete Flaherty, John Fitzpatrick, Wes Demmon, Jim Waugh. Third Row: Charlie Brannan, Steve Hardesty, Rick Grenze- bach, Larry Kincheloe, Tom McCulloch, Corky Bates, Steve Moore, Gary Hawes, Bob Gibson, Mark Haines, Ted Campbell, Bill Twy- man, Jeff Anderson, John Wead, Jim Fais, Woody Doane, Bill Pen- hallegon, Gordy Trevett. l l , ..i.4,:. i QW 'u z2z nl ' v V :par ' V' 1:1 I. ji :DVR . Z 3 s .n 9 .Q5 . W' OHIO MU CHAPTER Installed in 1919 First Row: Jim Armstrong, Steve Smith, Dave Drake, Dale Bizily, Joe Cook, Ben Nicola, Bud Christ, Kim Kugler, Skip Sherwood, Bob Weisenbach, Al Conradt, Mitch Wolcott, Rich Pohl, Joe Carrier. Second Row: Rod Stallworth, Bob Manger, Wayne Johnson, Phil Kamer, Ted Reeder, Bill An- theil, John Evans, Fred Royce, Bob Hellerson, Phil Wyatt, Bob Porter, Bill Renz, Dave Heald, Dave Charland, Don Joe Carrier, T reasurer, John Schneckloth, Corresponding retary, Mitch Wolcott, Vice President, Al Conradt Jim Foster, President, Bob Weisenbach, Rush 'Bob Roggow, Pledge Trainer. Kredle, Ron Morgan, Bob Roggow, Hank Hoyt. Third Row: Jim Schildt, Ron Barr, John Hunting, Craig Fischer, Doug Kinney, Phil Casdorph, Jim Conover, Bob Bidelspacher, Bruce Cumings, John Schneckloth, Bill Remington, Stu Manix, Doug Marshall, Bill Stephens, Joe Werne, Dave Graff, Jim Foster, Fritz Vergon, Jack Reilly, Chip Chamberlain, Dick Martens. lll sf tum! Ill lll IEW RFE. 'Ill' mst Qaesb lul 2 'TSN G Liir H f 19 Hail to the Purple! Hail to the Gold! Hail to Phi Alpha, motto of old! Minerva's true, the Lion too, We're loyal sons of Denison U. We're marching one by one for Sigma Alpha Epsilon Honor loyally her name as we go marching on Ever shall we stand as brothers in our mighty land. Phi Alpha! Hail to thee A ' H- And sing of dear old SAE. kg... ' fa , r- - ' -, V ,. , 'j fn'121... ,. :: v .- .A i I, , ..-. . , 5 ss . I,f,.i 'z-J'-Ev, ,-I' -' 3 ' - ' ' f' . i - , 3 -4 I . iL'5?'5'f-'ffm E:...1.s.-:-'f- a.1.- -f P- X A,-sc:1 '?4, .f ff ...-, -, , .Q A. J. aims for the T0on. a Bonnie Limpus, .jweeihiaz ofpSi4E. K Buddha in the one-quarter lotus position. TWV 45 f'-'Q ' , - Ii. .Hi ' Qfg gf .-by ' '. W 5' ' J'w31'.ii'f' 1' 'Rfb -'- . .51 5-1. , .Lg , y ' -I a - .Qi 'Dj Pi 'Er ,l'rL1'4 3 -i L , Qu. l.15ff ':' ii -V , if 5Xf3 P2fg : 1 . l - -A 'fir 1 . ' v f.:- f : ' -'7 f l'li?G?xi !1'. 4 J ' - AT . L ! , 89 E W. ,B E. ' . ,afar W A nm W 'WM HEI IEE First Row: John McBride, Jim Rogers, Ted Clarkson, Dick Tho- burn, Dave Smith, Jim Cunneen, Paul Troup, Dave Muschna, Toby Wilkison, Dave Woodland, Randy Morse, Bob Larson, Ed Season, Jim Brown, Don Seymour. Second Row: Gary Zywotko, Jim Booth, Pete Tate, Bob Henninger, Bob Ottesen, Bill Catron, Jim Dreyer, Jim Stewart, Mark Popil, Brad Schooley, Gary Arnold, Paul Hylbert, John Ankele, Bob Chapple. Third Row: John Briggs, Skip Behrhorst, Pete Edwards, John Hazard, Jim Bullard, Howard Daw- son, Sandy Sutherland, Ned Martin, Jim Lawton, Dick McClana- than, Jack White, Doug Landgraf. Fourth Row: John Lowenberg, ls MU CHAPTER Installed in 1868 Ti., , -nu. . gm V ' t- 'Y X- . , - t, ,.., it .' -Q -t-'-' 1-u '1:-- ': fgtfiffi' Q tvgilft it 'sf It tfvtizti,-.l.f e1 .1r'Qg,Qit11!,l,ii,'u.ill1-fill! i:1.fl:f55.jli' ilf',,' ,fi l Vi. ffffilfif ,I91',f' .,ltQlffQEggllvLw:lli11IWWlil!'t'i' Qui, ,,5a,st,,,j'1t'..,t tigjtli--' - M at 3 fig fl QM f ,QP ' ,illwi-. M . 3.-an ,gg ,I v -w ' 4 ,,'- W - s .iklijl it 1, if illll' fini 1 1 , 'Quail t v 'Q' f, U V., , 5 ,. wg. t t. ,J ,- , ' ,i ' I U W., ,..1,,,. H M L s. D-I4 Kirk Wanless, Jon Seem, John Osmond, Dave Price, Bob Arthur, Bruce Freeman, Dan Berger, Tom Stander, John Barrett, Tom Dis- brow, Bob DeMarco, John Bushong, Jay Ogsbury, Mike Reed, Marty Truax, Dave Williams, Denny Fryzel, Dave Matheny, Lee MacBride, Bob Doepke. Fifth Row: Jan Wilkison, Bill Goldsword, Bill Linas, Tom Christiansen, Jim Jacobi, Steve Ruddell, Bob Young, Phil Grout, Bill Holbrook, Jeff Homans, George Milbourn, John Drury, Nick Zimmers, Paul Pottinger, Tom Schneider, Dick Buck- ley, Bob Meek. My name is Sigma Chi, sir, and I live across the green, Our gang it is the jolliest you have ever seen. We drink our stein of lager and we smoke a big cigar, Our yell you hear it ringing thru the country near and far. Who am I, sir, I'm a Sigma Chi I'm a Sigma Chi, sir, will be till I die. Weire up to snuff, we never bluff, Weire game in any fuss. No other gang in college dares to meet us in a mussg So fill your lungs and sing it out and shout it to the sky- The blue and gold forever, I'm a loyal Sigma Chi. QGAA 06? This guy says he's selling Northland hockey sticks. Q.1,,,,:.- T 131 First Row: Bob Ottesen, Treasurer, Dave Price, President, Bob Henninger, Vice President, John Ankele, Secretary. Second Row: Toby Wilkison, Janitor, John Briggs, Social' Chairman, John Osmond, Rush Chairman, John Barrett, Pledge Trainer. sigma chi Fm an ol' cowhand 91 i VAL TUNSTALL Sweetheart of Sigma Chi And the moonlight beams on the girl of my dreams, She's the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. qt V V 'll 7 S ' my , A Y JUDY ARMSTRONG Delta Upsilon Orchid Queen This my girl of gold and blue, Wondrous Sweetheart of Delta U. ..-At ,4, -ly. 4 rl J ANNE MacINNES Lambda Chi Crescent Queen She has two dreamy eyes of blue, a wealth of golden hair, Two ruby lips to tease you by and a smile beyond compare. by 9 M Fhfft. Nl ,?!'!f ' ,ff V CARMEN HINMAN Alpha Tau Omega Sweetheart With her eyes like the stars and our rose in her hair, She's the Sweetheart of ATO. I Q. . iv' 4 . ' . N. ,F-x'.A '-., axis. 2' 2546 5 xlib 4 L n 4 in H lm m. ills X 1 1 ,. IN M EW K ..., ,....- ,,-.-, .. .....4-....--,-., ..-, ..... ,,-......-.- r l 1 --ian H - X?--YN 1 V, ' , 0 '.x2:lQQg,, I H .gm organizations ana' administration :fb tv '7 nfl -A i. Jin! FRANCO-CALLIOPEAN SOCIETY First Row: Suzanne Spitz, Kathy Knapp, Bill Antheil, President, Bob Kay, Secretary. Second Row: Jean McAlpine, Liz Surbeck, Sue Henckel, Connie Walck, Betsy Big- gert. Third Row: Susan Delano, Eleanor Parks, Dave Heald, Kitty Barno, Mike Glaser. cw , 9.1 C7 PI SIGMA ALPHA Political Science Honorary First Row: Marty Connery, Lee Good, Duncan Whitney, Vice Presi- Capers, Bruce Levinsky, James Meyer, Rodger Halstead, Tom Mehn dent, Carleton Jones, President, Liz Logan, Secretary-Treasurer, ert, Sue Smith, Carol Heacock. Marcia Jaquith, Jane Trexler. Second Row: Carlin Paige, Judy 96 YOUNG REPUBLICANS '7 fx-,-1 PI DELTA EPSILON National Collegiate Journalism Honorary First Row: Beverly Erbacher, Secretary, Jane England, President, Alice Coombs, Mary Melaney. Second Row: Phil Hopkins, Diane Fry, Liz Logan, Caralyn Peterson, Vice President, Norm Wolfe. ,I 1 --i -: 1' ' 41X-'L P. L Sue Smith, Susan Delano, Co-Editor, Mr. First Row: Ann Behrhorst, Diane Jones, Kathy Geffme Secretary. Second Row: Gerald Richter, gan, S ergeant-A t-A rms. YOUNG DEMOCRATS First Row: Nancy Spoke, Suzanne Spitz, Pat Carlson. Second Row: Bob Kay, Jay Jans, Mark Canfield, Co-President, Mike Glaser, Co-President. EXILE STAFF Miller, Advisor, Bob Hoyt, Chris Cooper, Co- Editor, Patty Bouic. Robert Stocker Vice President, Rune Carlson, President, Stephen Mor- ETA SIGMA PHI Classical Language Honorary First Row: John Klein, Treasurer, Martha Reuss, Dr. Dean, Advisor. Second Row: Elaine Harwood, Gary Goldberg, John Ankele. qrr- .154 ii W i V juli. I w ff . i., FRENCH CLUB DELTA PHI ALPHA German Language Honorary First Row: Judy Armstrong, Linda Frizzell, Jo Redmond, President, Carol Heinze, Ursula Wagener, Jackie Coy. Second Row: John Mikita, Judy Capers, Secremry-Treasurer, Stan Collyer, Don Head, Leila Bunnell. 4 'sf' First Row: Marcia Macey, Nancy Edwards, Dr. Emont, Advisor, Val Tunstall, Kay Beth Bartoletti. Second Row: Judy Brundage, Caralyn Peterson, Judy Capers, Mary Worman, Sue Hutchins, Kathy Smith, Margie Turner, Sue Kish. ws, at PI DELTA PHI French Language Honorary First Row: Val Tunstall, Judy Capers, Social Clzairmun, Judy Brundage, Treasurer, Kay Beth Bartoletti, President, Marcia Macey, Vice President, Barbara Reisner, Judy Corwin. Sec- ond Row: Dr. Jonaitis, Advisor, Nancy Shanklin, Liz Poling, Nancy Spoke, Caralyn Peterson, Secretary, Linda Mueller, ., I-1. ' ..'. ' - .wg SIGMA DELTA PI Spanish Language Honorary First Row: Mary Jane Macomber, Publicity Chairman, Jill Cook, Sec- retary-Treasurer, Maree Lee Lacy, Vice President, John Hammock, Presi- dent. Second Row: Mary Lou Chamberlain, Marsha Luke, Linda Price. 99 Ann McWethy, Kathy Smith, Nancy Mueller, Terry Tan- seer. Third Row: Carole Kettering, Dixie Johnson, Connie Nichols, Pat Sanborn, Eleanor Parks, Mary Worman, Nancy Edwards, Peggy Padelford, Sally Martin. .-. ,pg .' G- l -IRR tal l ,YL fy!-' f MEN JUNIOR ADVISORS First Row: John Davis, George Milbourn, John Klein, Ron Holtman, Ron Stevenson, Bill Roberts. Second Row: Bill Wynn, Tom Stewart, Frank Krohn, Robert Stone, Buzzy Sin- clair, Skip Behrhorst. Tlzird Row: Pete Johnson, Jon Seem, Chip Chamberlain, Mike Clark, Stan Miller, Bill Crawford, Dave Merwin. WOMEN JUNIOR ADVISORS First Row: Meredith Masquelier, Lorna Leekley, Mary McLaury, Peggy Rueggeberg Sally Deibel. Second Row: Ellen Shuford, Ellen Heath, Lorraine Painter, Betsy Big- gert. Third Row: Marcia Grimm, Marilyn Preis. if kv 'I ' MEN'S JUDICIAL COUNCIL First Row.' Bob Henninger, Bob Mitchell, Bill McGuire, Chairman, Tom Carleton Jones, Fred Fryman, John Bailey, James Bordner. HEAD RESIDENTS First Row: Dave Block, Ron Holtman, Bob Knuti, Dick Rash. Second Row: Tom Christiansen, Sy Nelson. WOMEN'S JUDICIAL COUNCIL First Row: Ann Zook. Debbie Klopp, Chairman, Linda Zendt, Sally Henry. Second Row: Joan Pinkvoss, Sally Conway, Alice Smith, Margot Morton, Fritzi Harris. 101 Christiansen, Jerry Sheppard. Second Rowq Mitch Wolcott, Dunc Whitney, JAMES L. HARRIS ECONOMIC SOCIETY First Row: Mr. Westbrook, Advisor, JoAnn Early, Tom Ross. Second Row: Scott Whitlock, George Arbiter. Jim Oelschlager. Don Bryant. 4- Gr ,QV T1 E' -fit 'A T X' X ity' STUDENT GUIDES First Row: Mary Carol Perrott, Co-Ordinator, Linda Frizzell, Bon- Sue Morgan, Jean Seibert, Kathy Mills, Carol Cfabiui NHUCY V036- nie B,-owne, Becky Harman, Lillian Fassett, Adrienne Dgering, ler, Lisanne Goldstein. Third Row: John Hunter, Charlie Startup Kathy Headley, Jacoba Schembs. Second Row.' Judy Gregg, Penny Tflm SChf1CidCf, Ken JOHCS, Steve HOOCL Pete Tfllift, Nat Stoddard Ingersoll, Pat Stevens, Kathy Knapp, Mimi Caldwell, Jean Osmond, Bll1CUmII1gS, George Bafbef, AHHC UIIVCFZHEL 102 . 'U' as ai T if , S mtiv .lj KJ! A RT' OUTLOOK STAFF DENISON CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CHAIRMEN First Row: Betsy Biggert, Jean Vilter, Julia Cusack, Sally Scriven, Connie Walck. Second Row: Sue Vodrey, Marge Paolini, Carolyn Eck, Ann Jackson, Kitty Barno, Suzanne Spitz, Jane Saunders. Third Row: Charlie Startup, Mark Canfield, Jim Logerquist, John Hammock, Mike Glaser. Pat Carlson, Connie Walck, Co-Editor, Mike Glaser, Co-Editor. x41 DENISON CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS First Row: Carol Heinze, Co-President, Jill Cook, Secretary, Joan Hanson, Co-Vice President, Joy Chandler, YWCA Representative. Second Row: Jim Oelschlager, Co-Vice President, Craig Tribolet, Co-President, Gary Lowe. Treasurer. 103 . fs vt LAMBDA MU Local Women's Music Honorary First Row: Donna Dehner, Pat Strickler, Peggy Everitt, Secretary, Barbara Daines, Vice President, Leila Bunnell, President, Lorraine Painter, Alys Alford. Second Row: Judy Gen tili, Paula Daines, Ruth Cusworth, Judy Capers, Elaine Harwood, Linda Voorhis, Judy Pistor Barb Scholl, Barb Reisner, Nan Tobias. 55 if ' ,L H iff' PSI CHI Psychology Honorary First Row: Julia Cusack, Carol Heinze, Secretary-Treasurer, Stan Collyer, President, Marty Reuss. Second Row: Bob Knuti, Bobby Stoddard, Joy Crawford. .Sq MU SIGMA Local Service Music Honorary for Men First Row: Gordon Rheinstrom, Doug Birrellf Treasurer, John Barrett, Vice President, Wayne Wentzel, President. Second Row: Steve Purdy, Chips Arend, John Arnn, Chuck Melville. 104 1 4 l 1 MATH CLUB ynda Lantz, Suzanne Stouffer, Nancy Grosick, Margy Kraatz, Kathy Schwarz, Bev Welles, Vice President. Second Row: Chuck Burch, Linda Voorhis, Jesse Elliott, Dave Benson, Al Gibson First Row: Claudia Kent, L , Pat Sanborn, Dave Graff. 'mm ,T Ez if .xo PI MU EPSILON Mathematics Honorary First Row: Nancy Grosick, Suzanne Stouffer, Vice President, A1 Gibson, President, Linda Voorhis, Secretary-Treasurer, Kathy Schwarz. Second Row: Margy Kraatz, Nancy Edwards, D ' ' ave Benson, Clcllldla Kent, Pat Sanborn, Bev Welles. 105 F' - . .Q T. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL First Row: Buzzy Sinclair, Jim Meyer, Secretary, Tom Bill McGuire, Steve Purdy, Mike Eisner, Jim Harris, Drechsel, President, Dave Price, Vice President, Bill Dave Merwin, Mike Clark, John Davis, Roberts, Chet Babcock. Second Row: John Whitney, PANHELLENIC COUNCIL First Row: Mary Lou Chamberlain, Public Relations, Ellen Heath. Vice President, Carol Clark, President, Ruth, McGregor, Secretary. Second Row: Cathy Yates, Nancy McConachie, Bonnie Kersker, Connie Scammon, Ann Riblet. f: ic ,. fa ,., l,,j X JUNIOR PANHELLENIC COUI' is First Row: Sue Basile, Eleanor Kahlo, Secretary, President, Missy DeVore, Vice President. Second R Kiley, Trudylee Rowbury, Robbin Reed. X WOMEN'S COUNCIL First Row: Ruthann Cochran, Debbie Klopp, Lee Good, Lynn Eckhert, Sue Walter, Mar- sha Luke, Second Row: Judy Reiber, Ann Lewis, Pat O'Donnell, Gretchen McElroy, Mari- lyn Turner, Anne Unverzagt, Val Tunstall. Third Row: Sue Bone, Lyn Johnson, Nancy McConachie, Linda Belding, Mimi Caldwell, Jane Renke, Adrienne Doering. - -t.'Tlrg8- OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Upperclass Men's Leadership Honorary First Row: Bill McGuire, John Barrett, Jim Overheld, Tom Rash. Sewnd Row: Bob Knuti, Dan Miller, J0hI1 Gall, DHVC Christiansen, Vice Pr-esidenr, Ron Holrman, President, Dick Block, Jim Harris, Tom Drechsel, Marty Burns, Dave Price. 107 r: A -if Cyl J'. : 1 'cv wa? I 'X X , I L., M . 5. .X .I .af ,V .. ,,r , ' ' lfii ..l. ,ua ,,, , 41517 ' '42, ' A - YJ if ' ' .1 'x A-e -4415 f l- P-A-m MORTAR BOARD Senior Women s Leadershlp Honorary I- XD- 1 i, H, V . , , l First Row: Fritzi Harris. Secretary, Joyce Leader, Vice President, Susan McKenzie, Historian. Second Row: Carol Heinze, President, Liz Logan, Eleanor Parks, Treasurer, Marty Reuss. C vi? V Yi K Q1 E? PHI ALPHA THETA Honor Society in History Firsr Row: Liz Logan, Judy Corwin, Treasurer, John Barrett, Vice NHHCY Shanklin, Mafilyfl Afmsfmng, NHUQY CSHHWHY, Marty COU- ner Sue Hudson. Third Row: Bruce Levmsky, Tully Rogers, Paul President, Jim Overfield, President, Sally Eisinger, Secretary, Nancy Y, . I Q Spoke, Cathy Yates. Second Row: Peggy Padelford, Elaine Harwood, MUHSOH, DJCK Rothwell, Al GibS0H, CFHIE Tf1b01Cf, B05 KUUU- l08 Q7 CROSSED KEYS Junior Women's Service Honorary First Row: Debbie Draper, Ellen Heath, Nancy McConachie, Treasurer, Marilyn Turner, Marcia Grimm. Second Row: Sue Kish, Joy Chandler, Secretary, Nancy Acra, Lorna Leekley. Third Row: Ginny Lidbetter, Social Chairman, Joan Hanson, Sally Deibel. Fourth Row: Sissy Wood, President. -'s t do I Q L . ' gig- 'Ye I R 3 2 an Erv- KAPPA DELTA PI Honor Society in Education First Row: Sue Hudson, Vice President, Lee Casey, President, Kathy Doane, Sally Eisinger. Second Row: Nancy Mueller, Bev Welles, His- torian, Nancy Edwards, Secretary-Treasurer, Marty Reuss. 109 l J AFROTC DRILL TEAM First Row: Jebs Selden, Ted Janes, Doug Austin, Steve Tlzird Raw: Ken Bush, Harold Sydnor, Daniel Int-Hout Purdy, Commander, Dave Raub, Ted Hailes. Second Bill Madden, Oat Whitney, Robert Gore, Robert Wood- Row: Craig Koerpel, Geoffrey Goll, Ed Grant, Dick house. Collister, Duane Ferre. Ken Smiles, Randall Morse. Q WX s 'pda !,+-'- Dc J ':' CADET CORPS COMMANDERS Cadet Colonel Doug Austin, Cadet Colonel Dave Block, Cadet Colonel Bob Cope. AFROTC DRILL TEAM AWARDS lOth place, National Competitions Annual Cherry Blossom Festival lst place, Arnold Air Society Trophy as Best Air Force Drill Team Illinois University Drill Meet 3rd place, Illinois University Drill Meet Class A Division AFROTC BALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Jean Seibert, Second Attendant, Kay Woodward, Queen Saundra Peirce, First Attendant. AFROTC BAND First Row: Rick Lynen, Jack Pellett, Dave Beebe, Fullerton, Thomas Cuff, William Franz. Third Row: Commander, Jack Froelich, Robert Blevins. Second Henry Mayer, William Moore, Mark Lewis, Bruce Row: Ben Wilson, Alan Wilkinson, Brian Allen, Robert Bailey, Clarke Adams, Tony Wurlsbaugh. .QA L.. 12 Tum H17 17' if 1. i :J tw, .v Mi - v Ll-1-171 1 il: l 111 17-,rg 74' puma: DENISON CHEMICAL SOCIETY Local Chemistry Honorary First Row: Kitty Reed, Bonnie Kersker, Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Gaunder, President, Marilyn Preis. Second Row: Nancy Katzen, Dave Drake, Sally Henry, Nancy Grosick. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY First Row: John Happy, Byron Long, Ron Morgan. Second Row: Dave Schaffer, Nancy Katzen, Kitty Reed, Marilyn Preis, President. Third Row: Connie Barsky, Judy Barrett, Margie Hughes, Sally Reggel, Vice President. -q-'gm ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Pre-Medical Honorary First Row: Sally Reggel, Hunter Handsfield, President, L Sillag, Secretary-Treasurer, Jay Ogsbury. Second Row: Joh Krebs, John Gall, Tom Christiansen, Dr. Norris, Advisor. ,N , -. Qi lg 5' .lf aft xt. 'La' . N SOCIOLOGY CLUB First Row: Laura Westwood, Jean Vilter, Carolyn Eck, Financial Secretary, Carlin w: Ann Jackson, Anne Huxtable, Jackie Hay, Chair- Paige, Vice-Clmirman. Second Ro man, Suzanne Brown, Recording Secretary, Barbara McRae. DENISON BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY First Row: Susan Libby, Cheryl Winchell, Jane French, Laurel Sillag, Henny Cherrington, Liz Poling, Secretary-Treasurer, Lynne Laws, Barb Connell, Jacoba Schembs, Bonnie Browne, Lorna Leek- ley. Second Row: Cynthia Harley, Barbara Beckwith, Judy Barrett, Sally Deibel, Emily Barnett, Daniel Laferriere, Vice President, Tony Wurtsbaugh, Bill Madden, Chet Babcock, Dave Schaffer, Ginny Kirkland, Adrienne Doering, Linda Voorhis, Becky Jones. Third Row: Dave Drake, Bob Jeanne, President, Doug Birrell, Steve Purdy, Dan Van Antwerp, John Whiteman, Byron Long, John Ha- bermeyer, Hunter Handsiield, Dan Worthington, Earl Gross, Randy James. Georgia Lundin. 0-' '-7: DENISON CAMPUS GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Meditating: R. Marty Bums, Co-Vice President, Smnding: Scott Whit- lock, Co-President, Deenie Hutchison, Co-Vice President, Joy Craw- ford, C 0-President. Senate in action. ir, Sally Deibel reads a Rules Committee report to the Senate. AUTO COURT First Row: Jim Chaney, Ron Morgan, Susan Scott, Sandy Piiager, Recording Secretary, Carolyn Eck, Spike Gall, Chairman. Second Row: Steve Hood, Bob Cope, Austin Cogswell, Stan Collyer, Charlie Harker, Bill Crawford, Ed Holstein. 115 SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL Tom Cooper, Parker Waite, Carol Eifrig, Suzanne Senft. FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL First Row: Ralph Penny, Dave Hutchings. Second Row: Barbara Manbeck, Pat Baird. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Kathy Treat, Bob Stone, Sandy Campbell, Carol Hea- cock. s MASQUERS Local Theatre Arts Honorary Sally Scriven, John Kuhner, Jon Reynolds, Barbara Eberhardt, Secretary-Treasurer, Geoffrey Fishburn, President rv YD D 1 4 UNIVERSITY PLAYERS Local Theatre Arts SCTVICC Honorary First Row: Sally Scriven, Suzanne Stouffer, Barbara Eberhardt. Second Row: Julie Green, Social Chairman, Linda Kelly, Jean Montgomery, Treasurer, Beth Swanson. Third Row: Don Stickler, Wayne Wentzel, Jon Reynolds, President, John Kuhner, Vice President, Geoffrey Fishburn. 117 f w-. -- , it .-A hu RHO BETA CHI Radio Broadcasting Honorary First Row: Lynne Laws, James Chaney, Vice-President: Joanne Todd, President: Bill Twyman. Roberta Stoddard. Second Row: Mitch Wolcott, Scott Whitlock, Carlin Paige, Marie Rohn, Social Co-Clmirnmn: Ken Jones. Richard Bauernschmidt, Bestor Cram. C7 WDUB EXECUTIVE STAFF First Row: Cindy Husted. Carlin Paige. Traffic Director,- Joanne Todd, Asst. Station Manager: James Chaney, Station Manager. Second Row: Mitch Wolcott, John Laycock. Nancy Warren, Ken Jones, Richard Baurenschmidt. in I WOMENS RECREATION ASSOCIATION First Row: Holly Bodman, Treasurer: Sue Gowing. President: Luke, Vice-President. Second Row: Judy Strange, Nancy .la Sports Chairman: Becky Jones, Diana Carle. T P+ of-'arg -v9 M. DEBATE CLUB Lil ,x.., Row: Linda Leas, Pat Baird, Larry Schad, Wendy Byrd, Dave Lindemer. Second Row: AIR HONOR SOCIETY Ehrnman, Dr. Dresser, Advisory Mark Lewis, Ben Nicola, Dick Martens, Vin Stouck. Q First Row: Phil Hopkins, Bin Goslino, John Gm, John ALPHA RHO TAU Bailey, President: Vin Stouck, Ron Holtman. Second Row: Jim Oelschlager, Dave Block, Dan Bauer, Steve Purdy, John Fretz, Julius Witzler, Duncan Whitney, Treasurer. ffl nf- Q arf? 119 Local Art Honorary Firsr Row: Bev Erbacher, Liz Surbeck, Sally Henry, Treasurerg Alice Coombs. Second Row: Molly Moore, Presidentg Dr, Grimes, Advisorg Leslie Irish, Secretary. . I i 77 W-, I l . f ,ff at i ' t, 6' ,J gr y PHI SOCIETY Scholastic Honorary for Freshmen First Row: Carol Eifrig, Bonnie Polishook, Jane Nor- Emily Barnett, Connie Barsky Third Row William quist, Bev Burton, Kathy Kn Crabill, Mary Galbreath, Judy Pistor, Becky Roebuck, Smiles, John Hammock, Bill Lemke app. Second Row: Carol Schaich, Tom McChesney Robert Johnstone Kenneth :r 7. -Y' ' PHI BETA KAPPA Scholarship Honorary First Row: Sue Hudson, Sally Henry, Jackie Hay, Sue McKenzie, Mary Worman, Judy Corwin, Martha Reuss, Marcia Macey, Fritzi Harris. Second Row: Kay Beth Bartoletti, Carol Heinze, Kathy Doane, Nancy Grosick, Joe Helt, Marilyn Preis, Patty Bouic, Susan Simons. Liz Logan, Jane Trexler. Third Row: Jim Overfield, Scott Whitlock, Dave Price, Gordon Boals, Carleton Jones, Dick Schuessler, Robert Jeanne, Dave Neidhart. Jim Meyer. 120 DANCE CLUB I Q33 dl ' ' ffm'-4 . '. ir'f','li H Unzgll. drill? -na, ii fn ,air ' ' f xg,-. ,f, , K ,min- Nancy Vogeler. Carmen Hinman, Jenny Grimes, Leslie Irish, Co-President: Connie Scam- mon, Jane Cormack, Karen Bond, Margie Maddux. 121 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Boy Scout Honorary Service Club First Row: Dave Raub, Ken Smiles, Dick Martens, Vice-President. Second Row: Bob Zeller, Robert Young, Webb Garlinghouse, Presidentg Dave Schaffer, Win Grant, Jack Froelich, Jeff Goll, Peter Chaveas, Jackson Pellett. 'k .h 1 ' if , 'HS- p 'rf-1 , it c' .V -- .t 1, ','f.-Q xwrlrw Ear., tid -t it H ff., '-- aff. , .5 Q' .I 2f,,5 if43,i-fx. Q.. .. I 1 3 bf fgfzwfgrfj 'l', p Q! ,I 5, ,E :.Vi ' fwiwr' 'wi Z 1-if M- 2 E n 323 .-.fi..,y-,4i,, -.v ee , li J V V' -L ' - 3 i , I '+:L. , '- ' 'P ', -, . 2 ' ' SH M' 9nM'- ' ff, M V 5' Diane Fry, Editor Helen Konstanty, Asst. Editor Kathy Smith, Photography Editor Rick Carson, Sports Editor .gi stafi adytum '64 Copy Editor . . Photographer , . , Art Editor . . . Typing Editor . . . Photographic Assts. . . Sports Assts. , Layout Assts. . . Staff .. Sharon Hornberger . . . Lex Youngman . . . . Andy Durham Nancy McConachie A , . . . Jane Pearson Peder Culver . . . Lynda Lantz John Hamm , . . Lynne Vernon Lori Down . . . . Kathy Strome Pam Lambert Suzanne Struckmann Gretchen Schenck 'x U Mb x, X V '11 'vi gg, Yi. ,. Y: Barbara Smith, Layout Editor Ken Jones, Editorial Asst. Henny Cherrington, Activities Editor 122 iff ,, ill'i'?1 Brad Tillson, Editor ,I V A 51 i 3. 43: A 'il n 0. A ,u .. , lui A L 1 'eil V if 0 i Mary Jo Harris, Copy Editor SONIA U Business Manager , . . Sports Editor ....,. Feature Editor 4 . . Headlines ,..,. Copy Reading . . . Proofreader .... Librarian . , , Sports Asst. . , . . Consultant ....,.,,.,.. Asst. Business Manager . , . Advertising Manager . . National Advertising .. Local Advertising . A . Circulation ..,..,, Dick Heddleson . . . Charles Horr . .....i Bill Antheil , . . Roger Wickenden A Judy Strange . . Marti Fickes Marilyn Miller Craig Hoffman . Joyce Leader Dick WHtCfl:l6ld . . . Dave Thomas . Chase Miller Bob Ashbaugh . . Terry Pope Someone miss a deadline? 123 2- F - '. :.-sf ,Ez A J! 51.1 r L' mit V1 I X T, Q ,, K E 5. gr if I 'U J 5 Y 'w' 4 A he is -.,, . . 4 SU .. VK - as Rick Kean, News Editor Z Frank Wellman, Layout Editor 4 ,,.I1IIJiZI',v1j2-ff-f in . Y F J , T, rl,-' . ,... I ' - 15: i 1 . l 141- W l ,la L-ig, 'I It XY iff: 1' i hr W, C Bill Stephens, Managing Editor -,f 8,- ' F iiitlr CHAPEL CHOIR First Row: Pris Reid, Donna Dehner, Sulane Hamilton, Judy Pistor, Jane Hibbard, Ruth Cusworth, Paula Daines, Mary Vernon, Linda Bass, Barb Fulton, Linda Fike. Second Row: Bill Nelson, Marcia Townsend, Pat Stevens, Susan Peterson, Jane Pearson, Elaine Har- wood, Nancy Warren, Margaret Bohner, Peg Padelford,'Mary Me- laney, Joyce Rogers, Debbie Jones, Sue Basile, Ted Abernathy. Third Row: Ralph Jacob, Al Bonney, Gordon Rheinstrom, Chuck Melville, Chips Arend, Jon Seem, Dave Merwin, Bill Holbrook, Dick Martens, Fred Boldt, Steve Purdy, Ned Young, John Arnn, Doug Birrell, Tom Baker. i 1, CONCERT BAND First Row: McKemie Glass, Alan Wilkinson, Robin O'Shea, Marty Ford. Second Row: Bob Zeller, Ed Brunner, Tom McChesney, Lorraine Painter, Ben Wilson, Robert Blevins, Kathy Leuba. Third Row: Bob Roggow, Craig Fischer, Doug Hauf, Dave Boothby, Mark Lewis. Fourth Row: Bill Jack Pellett, Jack Froelich, Mr. Hunter, Director: Charland, Jim Foster, Wally Richardson, Connie Barski, Johnson. Sweeder, Debbie Jones, Stu Fishelman, Linda Bass, Rick 124 MADRIGALS Row: Barbara Reisner, Ruth Elaine HZIWOOCJ, Peg Ped- Barb Fulton, Lula Vaia. Sec- Rou. Steve Thompkins, Jeff Chuck Melville, Fred Boldt, Arnn, Wayne Wentzel, Mr. Os- Director. Messiah George Frideric Handel fFifty-seventh Presentationj JOHN DUDLEY, Guest Conductor The Denison Concert Choir DALE Moons, Director and The Denison Orchestra FRANK J. BELLINO, Director 'N- .?5.e? , THE CREATIO THE DENISON CONCERT CHOIR DALE Mooiua, Director THE DENISON ORCHESTRA FRANK J. BELLINO, Director V-.., . .. . xt. .- f , -,-,W-- ggi - -r--- ---W - - .A Q -T Q Ti -'ITA - El--1 , 'u- CONCERT CHOIR First Row: Pris Reid, Barb Scholl, Nancy Runkle, Donna Dehner. Gina Longo, Louise Burd, Marian Cloke, Sulane Hamilton, Barb Fulton, Peggy Everitt, Liz Poling, Margie Eales, Sue Henckel, Barb Smith, Pat Hudock. Second Row: John Parker, Craig Hoff- man, Jean- Montgomery, Susan Peterson, Joyce Burnet, Judy Pistor, Hibbard, Ruth Cusworth, Sue Dauler, Paula Daines, Anne Helen Bresee, Linda Fike, Sue Basile, Dave Beebe, Dan Jane Voss, Thaxton. Third Row: Jim Booth, Gordon Rheinstrom, Bob Fuller- 125 ton, Saundra Peirce, Kathy Sherin, Jane Pearson, Marty Merselis, Nancy Warren, Karen Alexander, Judy Capers, Virginia Dudley, Cornelia Dodd, Earl Gross, Ted Abernathy, John Arnn. Fourth Row: Tony Harris, Nat Stoddard, Hampton Howard, Jon Warner, Win Hallett, Malcolm Sutherland, Bi-Il Goldsword, Chips Arend, Dick Martens, Steve Ledbetter, Fred Boldt, Dusty Rhoades, Dave Merwin, Bill Holbrook, Ned Young, Bob Hay, Tom Baker. ,. ,J-A 24' ik flpviiggf IJQ, Dr. Parker E. Lichtenstein Mr. Calvin K. Prine Dr, .Mark W, Smith Dean of the College Director of Development Dean of Men Dr. Donald G. Tritt Clinical Psychologist J W Dr. Elizabeth Hartshorn Dean of Women ,. Rev. David O. Woodyard Dean of the Chapel Mr. Burt T. Hodges Mr. Louis Petito Treasurer Controller N51 126 'Wins ' - -my Dr. Robert A. Macoskey Wi 2 Y, ' ', 2 ,. Church Relations Mr. Allan M. Dewey Purchasing Agent L....J Mr. Donald R. Fitch Registrar K 4 Mr. Charles K. Henderson Director of Public Information Mr. Burton W. Dunfield Director of Admissions 127 ni 5, f. .W N. YA' X' . X Mr. LeRoy G. Seils Professor and Chairman, Men's Physical Education Dr. Louis F. Brakeman, Assr. Professor of Governmentg Dr. Lee O. Scott, Professor of Philosophy and Religiong Carlin Paige. Miss Sally A. Lied Asst. Dean of Women Mrs. Molly Aber Director, Slayter Hall T Z gilt l X ,J-. .A .,g'.aq,. . :ln , ,.7,-.1121-rv. ' x. - ir - -IV X-Y 'J f ' '- --S X x Rev. David A. Gibbons, Asst. Professor Religion and Execulive Secretary, Christian Assoc.: Miss Elizabeth Dean of Women and Professor of Psychology. Y 'Q 5 . Dr. Dwight G. Dean, Asst. Professor of So- ciology. ks? gf' Dr. Andrew Sterrett, Professor of Mathemat ics: Mr. Laurel E. Pease, Instructor of Eco nomics. Dr. Chosaburo Kato Professor Benjamm Bar ney Chair of Mathematics and vlsltor Dr. Eric Hirshler, Asst. Professor of Modern Languages. Dr. Motion L. Schagrin, Asst. Professor of Physical Scienceg Mary Reinboldt, Nancy Pinter. Dr. Conrad E. Ronneberg Professor of Chemistry. Dr Maylon H Hepp Professor and Chairman Dr. Stanley Jonanus, Assoc. Professor of Modern Mr. Edward N. Todd, Asst. Professor of History. 'fx Mr. Joseph T. Chao, Asst. Professor of Dr. Leland C. Lehman, Professor and Acting man, Economics. lf LI' 7 John R. Thornborough, Instructor in Biology. Dr. Frederick M. Wirt, Assc. Professor and Chairman, Gov- ernment. Dr. Irving E. Mitchell, Professor of Sociology: Dr. Ira T. London, Asst. Professor of Psychology: Dr. Thomas R. Leidy, Asst. Professor of Psychology. l. Mr. Thad L. Beyle, Asst. Professor of Gov- ernment: Dr. Francis C. Bayley, Professor of Logic. Dr. Harold H. Titus, Professor, Maria Teresa Barney Chair of Philosophy: Dr. Milton D. Emont, Assc. Professor of Modern Languages,- Mr. John N. Miller, lnstruotor of English. Of vi.- Richard W. Malott, Asst. Professor of Psychology,- Walter Eisenbeis, Asst. Professor of Religion. Mr. Sung Mook Lee, Asst. Professor of Physics: Dr. Frank Morgan, Assoc. Professor and Acting Chairman, Physics and Astronomy: Dr. John R. Crist. Assoc. Professor of Sociology. Mr. Clarke L. Wilhelm. Instructor of History: Dr. David S. Watson, Assoc. Professor of History. 132 in-., Dr, Fred L. Preston, Assc. Professor and Chairman, Modern Languagesf Dr. Walter T. Secor, Professor of Modern Languages. Dv. ,'. .,, Mr. Paul L. Bennett, Professor of English: Dr. Edward M. Collins, Professor of Chemistry. Dr. Charles W. Steele, Assc. Professor of Modern Languagesg Dr. Guy Stern, Assc. Professor of Modern Languages. Mr. Lynn M. Doherty, Asst. Professor of Physical Educationg Mr. Le- Roy G. Sells, Professor and Chairman, Physical Educaliong Mr. Rob- ert L. Shannon, Asst. Professor of Physical Education: Mr. Theodore H. Barclay, Asst. Professor of Physical Education. 'C' Mr. William S. Westbrook, Assr. Professor of Economics: Mr. Robert W. King, Asst. Pro- fessor of Economics: Mr. Paul T. Green, Asst. Professor of Economics. Dr. John K. Huckaby, Asse. Professor of History. 133 ,vL' risi- TX i . 1 Lt. Col. Henry A. Glover, USAF, Assoc. Professor of Air Science,' Capt. Robert E. Frost, USAF, Asst. Professor of Air Science: Capt. Robert R. Tuttle, USAF, Asst. Professor of Air Science. Miss Sarah E. Ramsey, Instructor of Music: Mr. Herman W. Larson, Asst. Professor of Music: Mr. Frank J. Bellino, Asst. Professor of Music: Mr. William N. Osborne, Instructor of Music: Mr. Karl H. Eschman, Professor, Jessie King Wiltsee Chair of Music: Mr. Egbert W. Fischer, Asst. Professor of Musicg Mr. George R. Hunter, Asst. Professor of Music and Music Education: Mr. Dale K. Moore, Assc. Professor of Music and Director, Denison Conservatory of Music. . S T PM l-i-. G. .I S Dr. Francis T. Gamble, Asst. Pro fessor of Physics. ei? a V 1 1 Q, X .. . ,I ' 3 6 e, ' ' 5 S I' creative arts LEROY IIACEII THEATRE Denison University Granville, Ohio Tuesday-Saturday, October 29 - November 2, 1963, 8:15 p.m. Matinee Saturday, November 2, 1963 DENISON UNIVERSITY THEATRE presents BUS STOP A Romance in 3 acts by WILLIAM INGE STEPHEN SALLY LINDA JOHN W. BURNETT HARRISON KELLY KUHNER DUANE F. LES MARY KAY GARY MAZEY OVERLOCK WILLIAMS ZWYOTKO Scenic 6' Lighting Production by Costumes Designed by RICHARD G. SMITHT DONNA BROWN1' Properties Supervised by Production Stage Manager BARBARA EBERHARDT1' GEOFFREY D. FISHBURN1' Product-ion Staged by JON REYNOLDST E I. A 1- ' ,Al , 4, ui. ' Q ,f fa Iwi 1 ' - '- I Y 'la -. ' wall L .5 ' P' .3 . 'f F 110 f, V if gr 5 K I ' M 2:3553 W. .,-i'w,':, 45, A Eff: -' ' ' 2. , 11' 4 . Hf: . fi. :P--51 ':: ' - -. .Tv.w ' f gas '.4sf ,14- ,Sv-'I ,,,,,. WE . Seq Q 1 .r I fa, ,. 1 f 6 'X- - as x A j, X ua, ans! ...J 1 , ir,3J:f--gf V' is QQ ln, I-'A Q- :ii I, -N, XM. 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Mhz Okeh A Chow: oi Copfnve Ttoion Womb Swwwn yduiiem Cl-fume XCQXYK Wk!-e 5358 Ymbr-Vkotnxq, Dame: Cui 9555 Ysgxds Lgbm' Suhh YW: Smash Yao' CuoX Quay Na-nv 9.1.81 Cgmxim vkmd Acliun oi The P109 65 10 We pwiwxoxxd tau oi 'Ybtaixsn Chegwnab. curlim dh l MMM Vfif-f v i 1 TN o 101 e p up o W ,:.cf::.01'f'r ':,0:: wf Q vim V- nb inxegnfpixon. 'Wave JN be go 1' 5 -51 A t h P' OD ,Q x 3' X' A aarr T0 STOP A RIVER By Michael D. Eisner Directed by RICHARD G. SMITH Scenery and Lighting by Geoffrey Fishbum Wardrobe by Carol Klevay CAST OF CHARACTERS Un Order of Appearance, Wfilla Quicldey ......................... Rita .......... --- -..-.... Blondy ...... Beth .......... Flo ............ Nanc ............ Linus Weatherby First Waiter ..... First Woman --- First Man ....... Ed Quickley ..... -- Martha Quicltley Second Man ..... Sam ......... Third Man .... 'Fourth Man --- Second Woman --- Fifth Man ..... Sixth Man .... Second Waiter - Barbara Eberhardt -------- Jane Pearson ---- Sheila McCurry ----- Pat Lambert -..----- julie Green ---- Leslie Beringer ------- Alfred Bonney Geoffrey Fishbum --..-..- Merry Sayles ------ Alan Johns --- Alan Shevlo - -- - - Kitty Bamo ------- John Fogle - - - - Stephen Burnett -- - - - Don Stickler -- - - Thomas Cui -- - - - Sally Harrison .. - - - Richard Tauber - ............ ............ T aylor Hannon ------------------------------ John Fisher TIME: THE PRESENT Synopsis of Scenes: ACT ONE Scene One: A room for a Womens' Judicial Council meeting on the campus of a liberal arts college. Scene Two: The dining oar of a railroad train, several hours later. Scene Three: A Pullman bedroom. the next moming. Scene Four: The Pullman bedroom, some time later. Scene Five: Ed'a Place. Albany. New York, later that night. Scene Six: Ed's Place. a Saturday night. two weeks later. Q 35 - - J ' I 1' ' ' A L V I N ' . -' L W Q 'QR V 2' ii A J! 'lx I 1 xv, A X . x . -5 ' u FNB, M Q KE: Z5 mi. s. A. by Paul Shyre and John Dos Passes Directed by RICHARD G. SMITH CAST OF CHARACTERS PLAYER A J. Ward Moorehouse ' Orville Wright PLAYER B McGill Debs Ollie Taylor .... Edgecombe Rotary Chairman Bingham Dr. Gleason PLAYER C Joe Williams Morton Dick Savage PLAYER D Miss O'Higgins janey Williams Pat Doolittle PLAYER E. Gertrude ---' Janey's Mother PLAYER F Eleanor Stoddard Mrs. Robinson Miss Simpson ----jon Reynolds -Geoffrey Fishbum - - --.Allen Johns - - - - Linda Kelly Barbara Eberhard! -..---Alix Roterus Wh x mf rl f Xx ll l xk 1' lib X 1' x 'XA t 1 p,,T.VHt,. 5' Q I' ' XX . ., , X The artist finds that life must be discussed, and so he moves alone among the trees, and everywhere he sees there is no innocence. he sees the work of Michelangelo as more than sensitivity within. The David was not born of a caress,- the artisfs hands were learned, the clay was disciplined. Musicians too must discipline a press before the horn exudes its loveliness. The artist never mourns, but makes a song of all this sin. He sings that everywhere the world is wrong to search for innocence, and not the song. C.C. But a brown memory is summer now Like the leaves, dunes and rushes. Sand which once ran through Our toes and fingers is dismal Beneath the brown sun And sky. Write me, Of warm yellow hearths And red calico, Of fresh bread rooms with purple filled Jars, frosted white on pantry shelves, Of burning driftwood-golden In flames and outside white Excluded by thick panes. Tell me of mottled quilts on Cherry beds and braided rugs On old planking worn Smooth by the running of Many years and Many feet. All too much for one, Write me And, I'll come. S.D i' 5 ' ll , L A X Y I '- l l E -V-'-1 . f nw--. - ff. - Y ,v --,n - . on-ws-xnqm - - -N - QA.,- '1 r4g.t:5s1f'?E2 ' Q' ' 'A Fixed Orion Tight in a destitute sky- Not a star flings wildly Errant through the night. O that the sun were an unchained diamond Borne from its links. 0 fatal linkage which shrinks the soul of F austus. Sad candle of his study Burning. Such an effort against the night, Black Icarus must have suffered less. If not allowed the sun Why not at least anachronism Why not at least an old cold bulb to light his somber prison? 0 lily grow black Grow black and bizarre Go scar the mighty hills Go child deny the embryo, the skin of your father's whims Go su,0'er hell, the Lord's grave from, o F austus To taste your noble sin. B.P. .p-i.?. II tn, K 1 N 4 n. x:g! 'g'l:r.': -, :I ' .s Ill! .Jig i-' 2 mu!!-.11 ...' ...Q -ati Tonight I sit with you, Hold tightly to your ebbing eyes, And think again how life is always ending In those stunted moments when We must move on. Tonight the winter, gaunt and dying, Withers on the window at spring's touch. The gossamer tendrils of the frost Cling, unmolding secretly, Then bluntly glide, and vanish. Tonight 1 watch with you the dripping pane And wonder why you thrust your hand Upon the glass to warm it, And why, with all the vastness of your soul, You only talk of spring. B.T. The sun dies 017 for another day at last. It is teatime in the sitting room, A biscuit cracks in the growing gloom, And Stained glass windows lend their somber cast Mother pours tea and holds her napkin fast She smells of clove and dogwood bloom, She talks of sin and Jesus' tomb, Of great Ulysses bound up to the mast. Mother is a proper soul and chaste She's made of lace and ostrich plumeg She said she wove me on a loom, That girls are made of paper, boys of paste. Teatime, and another afternoon has passed, I can barely see across the room, Barely smell the strong' perfume Of apples, rotting slowly in the grass. ' ! H.K.D. 4 'P'-I nf. -l to A111 1 v The bathtub sits wearing the rings of its many marriages to many bodies. Some of them were long and warm and lazy, others quick and cold. 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