Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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A Real Carnival Highlighted the Fair! Hal Berg and Rich Lovell get set to try one of the daring rides. m In the large tent, Marti Uthlaut tries to sell cheer- leading to campus girls. Shirley Samonek and Tom Mattern show an interested person the choir ' s record.

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I In his opening address, President Kleckner welcomes and challenges freshmen. Roy Thrasher, Miss Indecent Exposure, wins the beauty contest in the first night ' s activities. Bring New Life! many tests. In the evenings they attended the following: vespers, a hootenanny, game nights, the film David ond Lisa, and fireside discussions in the faculty homes about the book The Centaur. They also participated in initiation activities which included the annual tug-of-war, and the late night beanie raids by the domineering sophomores. The orientation week came to a close with an address by Dr. Schade. Then, freshmen soon found themselves signing up for classes and becoming a true part of the campus life.

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Members of the court, from left to right are: Diane Di Karen Vollertson, Joyce Carlson, Sue Vorhees, Judy Lullo, Pom Dittrich, Mary Beth Kirby, Marty Uthlaut, Schaefer, and Marie Johnson. Homecoming Queen Reigns Over Her Court Elmhurst ' s 1965 Homecoming was truly a time to Try to Remember . The weekend formally began with the presentation of the queen, senior, Karen Vollertsen, and her court, which preceded the theater production, The Fantasticks. Other highlights of the weekend were the pep rally behind the Chapel; the football game with Illinois Col- lege, a spectacular 39 to 0 victory for the Jays; the dance, in the C.U.B. with Ralph Marterie and his orchestra; and the Sunday worship service, featuring a talk by alumnus Dr. Walter Brueggeman, of Eden Theological Seminary. Homecoming Queen, Karen Vollertson is seen with her proud escort, Paul Litzsinger, at the game. 15