Ferris State University - Ferriscope Yearbook (Big Rapids, MI)

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1963 FERRISCOPE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ....,.. ,...,.... A ndy Zdeb Assistant Editor ........ 44..,. E ileen Smentek Business Manager ....... ............. J erry Faloon Secretary ......,........... .......,....,......,...,.,.........., M ary-Jo Clapsadle Photographers ...,... ....,..... M il Hale, Bob Wimmer, Larry Goulson Art .........,......,.... .......4.,............,.,.,....,......,.,.,,.,...,........., T om Marten Staff Members ...... ........ B arb Atkins, Woody Wendling, Bruce Anderson Adviser ...,....... ..........,......,..........,,...,...,..,.......,.....,.. M r. John McNamara SECTION EDITORS Greeks .,..,, ........,......,.........................s. .....,. L a rry Morgan, Hank Fuhs Activities ...,,.,., ........,...,.. L inda Campbell Sports ..,............. .,..,.r C huck Sarlund Organizations ....... ........,...,.,.. S yd Sivers Residence Halls ........ ...... G inny Bonsecours Academics ...,..... ........ G ordie McCann Seniors ........ ....,.,.. D ale Ashcraft Advertising ..... ....., D on Berridge The reward of doing something is having it done. The anonymous author of these lines seems to echo the sigh of relief from the 1963 Ferriscope staff. Late hours, and frayed tempers were overcome by dogged persistence which finally produced the largest, and we hope, the finest yearbook in Ferris history. The staff is especially grateful to Eileen Smentek, who has put in almost enough hours to be considered a permanent fixture in the office. Eileen, who functioned as assistant editor this year, was one of the most important factors in our meeting all the deadlines. Jerry Faloon, Business Manager, kept the financial affairs under control. The books balanced and were up to date whenever any information was needed, Mr. John McNamara, our adviser, checked on the technical details of the book and spent countless late hours with us in the revision of pages. Without his experience and knowledge we would have overlooked many of the fine points which spell the difference in yearbook quality. The brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha offered their services whenever we were in a tight situation. They were willing to do whatever they could to help. There were times when we needed help which was outside the scope of the adviser. ln these instances we turned to people like Dean Donald Rankin, whose suggestions and concern for the book were greatly appreciated, Mr. Stanley Dean and Mr. Joseph Deupree of Institutional Relations, who provided us with a great number of pictures, Mrs. Veitsch Reinhart and Mr. Ken Drake of Edwards Brothers, who always gave us prompt and cour- teous assistance, and Delma Studios of New York, whose advice and picture identification system were both excellent. A college yearbook becomes a future book of memories. We hope that the 1963 Ferris- cope has accurately captured the school year at Ferris. Andrew Zdeb Editor ' 3

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e-nrgllment tp 42QQgstudents andrfgtlte odditlonqrofseveral?-qjbew,-buildings, Mh,,,g megfgu r an .ii V i 1 ir gg, iii ,M :Wig it--v iii.-typ?-iii i I. have been iiputwcird indications of -the pmsncal growth ol' Femsgi' How- ever, the progress of many intangibles is more difficultzto measure.. Intellectuallrfdieveloydmentiil 'and 'social progress cannot '!'ne 'gauiged' in mohetary terms or in the number of buildings erected. Many times the achievements of the organizations, administrotion,Nond individual students cannot be specifically measured, but only sensed. This was the 1963 school year. ' Va,.':i.,ii ,, A i, ,i' i5?ww- ' grail 4 1195- 1faF5:'.'J' 4. L :f.z,:.n1LL3-'Z' rig. 'flank MPL - I 5:22. lQiu:x'eilf43il. n.1,nfal.,:..:..: mv Am.. --alfa-'L : il '.:1...,

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'Q s W5 TABLE OF ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES. . . GREEKS. . . SPORTS. . . ORGANIZATIONS 34 44 68 IO0 I24