George Williams College - Embers Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

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His experience in both formal and informal institutions assures his success as both an administrator and an edu- cator. The EMBERS welcome the new president of George Williams College, knowing that the students, faculty, and administration share our confidences that our objectives and ideals will continue to be nurtured and fostered under his guidance. To the students of George Williams, we dedicate the 1954 Embers This above allg to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. 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She is a tree of life to those who lay hold of herg those who hold her fast are called h 3 P P y... Proverbs 3:15-18 -Ny., M r. and 4 Mrs. Richard Stoll after Commencem ent SOPHIE ALLEN Chicago June BS-H and Rec. WAA, Chorale, A and C Comm. GEORGES BENJAMIN Bakersfield, California December '54 MS-GWA Varsity Basketball Mgr. NELS ANDERSEN Flint, Michigan June BS-GWE EVELYN BLACKBURN Chicago March BS-GWE ' WAA, Chorale, YMCA Club Recreation Tour, WSSF, Publications Comm. , CA Treas. TAHSEEN AMARY Damascus, Syria June BS-GWA Phi Zeta Tau, Publications Comm. , Yearbook Editor, SCA GEORGE BRAHM Mason City, Iowa June MS-GWA Phi Zeta Tau, Vice-Pres Intramurals - r WILLIAM CARLYON Muskegon, Michigan June BS-H and PE Sigma Delta Alpha, Vice-Pres. and Pres. Athletic Comm. Chr., Gymnastics Club, Swim Club Intramurals, Wrestling Club KENNETH COSSAIRT Papillion, Nebraska June BS-H and PE Sigma Delta Alpha, Varsity Baseball, Intramurals, PE Club PHIL THORN, Eureka, Illinois, June MS-GWA Yearbook Staff ROBERT WASMUND, Chicago, June BS-GWE Sigma Delta Alpha JOHN CAYCE Green Bay, Wisconsin June BS-GWE ACCD Comm. , Alpha Omicron Alpha, Talent Show Comm. BURTON DIKE Pasadena, California December '55 MS-GWA Alpha Omicron Alpha, ACCD, Intramurals JORETTA CHERMAK Manitowoc, Wisconsin June BS-H and PE WAA Vice-Pres. , Skill Teams, Volleyball Chr. , Modern Dance Club, Dole Hall Council, Gymnastics Club, Social Comm. , A and C Comm. , Swim Club, PE Club DIANA DIVITA Chicago June BS-H and PE WAA, Volleyball Skill Team, PE Club JOHN DUNCAN Nauvoo, Illinois June BS-H and PE Intramurals, Wrestling Club, Sigma Delta Alpha, PE Club HENRY HALL Hartsville, Tennessee December BS-H and PE Varsity Football, Intramurals, Varsity Baseball, Gymnastics Club, Phi Zeta Tau, Square Dance Club, PE Club FRANCIS FLINT Idaho Falls, Idaho June MS-GWA Alpha Omicron Alpha, Collegian Editor, Chorale DONALD HARDESTY Massillon, Ohio March BS-H and PE Intramurals, Gymnastics Club, Varsity Volleyball, Square Dance Club, Wrestling Club, Alpha Omicron Alpha, Athletic Comm., PE Club SUZANNE FROST Madison, Wisconsin June BS-GWE WAA, Chorale, Recreation Tour, Assembly Comm., Dole Hall Council, Pres., Yearbook Staff ARTHUR HOLLAND Maywood, Illinois June MS-H and PE Varsity Volleyball, Intramurals, PE Club, Sigma Delta Alpha GLEN HUGHES Norwich, Ontario, Canada June BS -GWE International Club, Alpha Omicron Alpha, A and C Comm. , CA President, Editor Handbook, Co-Editor Yearbook LOIS JONES Chicago June BS-H and PE WAA, PE Club SIDNEY FREEDMAN, Chicago, June BS-GWE PAUL RALSTON, Dickens, Iowa, December MS-GWE Varsity Baseball Mgr. , Chorale, Social Comm. , Alpha Omicron Alpha RAYMOND HUMPFER Hammond, Indiana June BS-GWE A and C Committee MICHIO KANO Hiroshima, Japan December '54 MS-GWA SCA, Chi Delta Phi COLBY INGRAM Lake Forest, Illinois June BS-GWE Varsity Basketball Mgr. , Intramurals, SCA, Publications Chr. and Business Mgr. VAL KELLER Milwaukee, Wisconsin December BS-H and PE Varsity Basketball and Volleyball, Intramurals, PE Club, Phi Zeta Tau MARLAN KRUSZKA Chicago March BS-H and PE WAA Pres. , WAA Basketball and Volleyball Skill Teams, Vice-Pres. WAA, PE Club RICHARD MARSH Crandon, Wisconsin March BS-GWE Chi Delta Phi, Sigma Delta Alpha, Chorale, Social Comm. , Publications, Collegian, Nominations, SCA Treas., Intramurals GERALDINE LAMBERT Chicago June BS-H and PE WAA, A and C Secy. , PE Club, WAA Lounge Chr. DON LOHMANN Burlington, Iowa March BS-GWE Varsity Basketball, Intramurals, Chi Delta Phi, Collegian Staff WILB UR MASON Streator, Illinois December BS-GWE Alpha Omicron Alpha A and C Comm. , Intramurals JOAN MOTZ Chicago June BS-GWE Social Comm. Chr. , Personnel Comm. , WAA, Recreation Tour, Natl. Conf.. of Christians and Jews, Nomination Comm. JOYCE MALLETTE, Chicago, June BS-GWE WAA, Chorale JOHN NORDSTROM, Chicago, June BS-GWE CURTIS MULLINS Wichita Falls, Texas December BS -GWE Intramurals, Alpha Omicron Alpha, SCA Vice-Pres. , A and C Comm. , ACCD, Yearbook BARBARA PENNAMON Chicago June BS-GWE WAA, A and C PRUDENCE PENNEY Evergreen Park, Illinois December BS-H and PE WAA Volleyball Skill Team, Basketball Skill Team, WAA Treas. , Swim Club, PE Club Secy. EUGENE PETERS Decatur, Illinois June BS-GWE Intramurals, SCA, Alpha Omic ron Alpha, CA Vice-Pres., ACCD, Social Comm. , A and C RICHARD PROTZMAN Chicago June BS-GWE A and C Chr. JULIUS SUTTON, Evanston, Illinois, June MS-GWE PE Club 'NANCY ROOS Chicago December BS-H and PE WAA Board, Swim Club, WAA Volleyball and Basketball Skill Teams ORION SIX Norman, Oklahoma June MS-GWA Yearbook Staff, Collegian Staff, Publications Comm. , JOHN SMY THE Toronto, Canada June BS-H and PE Alpha Omicron Alpha, Intramurals, Varsity Volleyball, Recreation Tour Social Comm. CROSLEY SIMONSEN Chicago June BS -H and PE Sigma Delta Alpha, PE Club, Intramurals RICHARD STOLL Ottawa, Kansas December MS-GWA Student Asst. to Mr. Eckford, Alpha Omicron Alpha REGIBERT SOLOMON LAWRENCE THOMPSON Bangalore, India June MS-GWA Blue Island, Illinois June BS-H and PE A113115 OmiCI'0H AIPTIH. Intramurals, Gymnastics SCA, Coffman Scholarship Club, Sigma Delta A1 ha Vice-Pres., Athletics Comm., Wrestling Club, SCA, PE Club, Intramurals Comm. Vice-Chr. RICHARD TENNYSON Chicago December BS-H and PE Intramurals, Sigma Delta Alpha, Interfraternal Ball Comm. 44 GUNNARA PETERSON, A B , Director of Field Instruction, Instructor in Camping 5. R I-I 30934 Kaye ??o,, 5801- of DGRE 5509 , ,nam Iv PE-awmxg Vw YNY' D W' Biniexoh pjsob ns Co t 'Uma , 'o - 30 XZ-6,9x551 g?aTtructOf O 9xreC ore,,t, W5 pxacemw ork own? 5. B.: ARTHUR H. STEINHAUS, Ph. D., Professor of Physiology WILLIAM R, FENSTEMACHER, A.M. Associate Professor of Physical Education Supervisor of Intercollegiate Athletics Ho 11-ec-for .0 ALLE Educ .' Ed ICON N1 S Ca ation .. D ege ' M., 'hp FREDERICK R. ECKFORD, A.B., Controller, Assistant Professor of Administration 18 DAVID E. MISNER, Ph. D,, Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences HA ' A FM E SS'S:7ONH N' ' 1150 n . f . 990, el, Hz P, B Agn O'.,0,qi-Wm Sb and ffbfefo. S C' gn! hx Ham 301- -' T. Pic anlifziiz B URSULA B. STONE, Ph. D., Professor of Economics, Director of Student Activities 'Ii ' A X55 NN X50 -Cal Ass- .IJV BERT R79 ?W9X SOC-'Siam GM- B 9-O wf X 1010 pro R1 59-05, gl' 3 fess GCS Xgdoce-U09 nd Cr OI' in ' A M Ou p W out ,mv Jai' 7 I A-'A A - ' +- F 1' -A , -, in 'y A 2, ' 24 5 if 5 V 1. V-Q ,.', Q. viLL Sy 5. - L V L , Y. D AN If XS' B- ms W6 Reifgfesso Us M. D 9 N091 W PJ 'gina r WSQUUVALL 1 BPt?AJOr52t0ieseo 61 Scienlceih, D- Q ,Swv and ' HELEN E. WESTERBERG, A. M. , Assistant Professor in Physical Education Yl- .-if 'nf GUY D- L ? ' Irec ' SCI-1 5 S . t U Mfgiaee ,Og 0fe2g'C5lTfj1Sfu5lfMA, A KJV- C013 we-90 Ucati Ssoc. fiber - M. il o o 0 lat s , Psrecwt nf in nl Acfine pfofonnel . , e xgxaceggiogv g Dean SSO' gsxlc gl. C BACK ROW: K. SEATED: E. Clark QNursej, R. Sincm QPatientj, R. Shagam C. Paulson, I. Horwitz, M. Harris. M. N-I Q1 I 1 Howlcy, M. Harper, P. Gang, M. Gronert, J. Miyaka, M. Lary, J. Morrison Witkzxy, R. McKork1e, B. McKn11ip, S. Thorn, I. Mayer, L. Mair. LIBRARLANS 5 E if ,-at f SP4 K. Britton, Dole Hall Mnnagerg S. Comer, ff W 32:45 Zi 3 Wi ' :::ffY??f'Qk ,Q .fu rw' .Us 9? 3 , Jfgg, 1. yy R, L, W if Qfm, f 'xx Iv' lyvfhig J' .54 'iw ff K wiwri .f,. gf 5 fs-L. Kg. :W x EVM ,Q l .f I ff I , V? tp , 3 I 4 1 Dear Readers, A vote of appreciation to all those who have given of their service and time to make this publication possible. Art Roy Horine Writers Gus Oki, Joe Solomon, Glen Hughes, Dr. Arthur H. Steinhaus, Orion Six. Contributing William Hoover, Don Arnold, Goh Choon Photographers Mike Andrassy, Gene Peters. Typists Ernestine Bulter, June Moore. Special Contributions Eva Whitlock, Joretta Chermak. Inspiration Dr. U. Stone, Colby Ingram, Orion Six Oqlte gmoers Staff I may not reach the heights I seek, My untried strength may fail-meg Or, halfway up the'mountain peak Fierce tempests may assail meg But though my goal I never see This thought shall always dwell with me--- I will be worthy of it. I may not triumph in success, Despite my earnest laborg I may not grasp results that bless The efforts of my neighbor. But though life's dearest joy I miss There lies a nameless strength in this-- I will be worthy of it. Ella Wheeler Wilcox Laura Edwards Editor 1953-'54 Yearbook 3 X, jk Q ez!!! M XAQYK -f---dl r V ro If CfQ'gTTFf5 K ,. ? iff? Colfege . ssociriatzion Qlcll' STANDING: Mr. Briggs, Faculty Memberg D. Cannonf Assembly Comm., G. Hughes, President' C. Phillips, Administration and Curriculumg C. Dubois, Intramurals. , SEATED1 C- IUEFHU1, Publicationsg M. Witkay, Treasurerg J. Moore, Secretary, Dr. U. Stone Director of Student ACL? J- Mom, Svcial Comm.i G. Peters, Vice-President. . fNot Picturedl: Miss Millis, Faculty Member. Our College Association is a unique experiment in human relations. Here at George Williams, students, faculty, and administration share the responsibilities of developing and operating the extra-curricular program. Our community-wide organization cuts across all campus life, challenging us to relate classroom theory and practical experience. The College Association enables us to profit from old traditions and experiences while building a new vital organization. . Give Full Growth To That Which Still Doth Grow. . . Sonnets CXV Shake speare H . 5 . lk0C'llfIVC 011111111100 E. Peters, Vice-Presidentg M. Witkny, Treasurcrg J. Moore, Secretaryg Dr. U. Stone, Director of Student Act. g G. Hughes, President. gr, rf. -Zh., -Jfywggftg f 1 Www r, A ,gif my Q, A, at .MR K ,K xwf' ,AZ .77C!ll1IlllSflYlfIOlI 67' Cflll'l'Il'll NIH STANDING: D. Henkel, J. Blumenthal, M. Andrassy, C. Phxllips, Chairffffm- SEATED: C. Gllmore, Lyn Posejpnl, Joan Cheney, Rega Abbvii, Rav M1Yake- ff, L' fifA'f?fA?f j M, - , . , fr., f.,- 1-Q. 1 .Q r 'Z Q QQ-,AWWA xi. fwiris. W 11 1 1.-ff ,,g.,,. ,k fa' PM J 8' gf, .ww . N3 3,511 -wk H-xg. Iii g f M. A1 'ff . If-3.9 .gg 6.,,i1!. -. nwxf ai- W T E, . ll 1 1c'c1l1f111s Olllllllfflfl' STANDING: S. Morrison, C. Ingram, Chairman, Orion Six. SEATED: R. Pilcher, Dr. U. Stone, Faculty Advisory L. Edwards ,og WW -qv' Q' .aw Gfi!!C'gI.llll Stu STANDING: G. Shriver, B. Ogburn, O. Six, L, Andergon, SEATED: R. Pilcher, S. Morrison, Co-editor: C. DuBois, D. Lohman fNot Picturedj: Dr. U. Stone, Faculty Advisor. fi ,. A ' ,wwf-, 4. 1 P' . fn wif r f 41 .W . A 1 A 4. Q fv A fx ' 2 V sswnlnfy GOl7ll711.Hl'l' 2? D. Cannon, E. Whitlock, Miss C. Millis, Faculty Advisorg M. Price, M Andrassy QAM .yi 3' gif' YE -. 3 Q M --1 3 . 3 . OCIU! COIIZITIIUUI' ffl! STANDING: B. Dunsworth, R. Zenke, B. Walden, D. Ferguson. SEATED: G. VanDeKreke, M. Wulff, L. Edwards, S. Giauque. QNOt Picturedl: J. Motz, Chairman. elggi' Q 'sf Yr , w fs , H. 41 Quan! .Uf1lw'rfoffcff Ibflll' lfzfrflfc' Cfonlrof 0 J C. DuBois, Mr..R. Boissy, Mr. W. Fenstemacher, Mr. H. Barner, A. Chun. U ww.. ,, If . W .3 f ii . . 9' QQ f M lift? if 5 fk7'jQ3f-Av, 'T .5355 Q in au!?'?'v1. itil 'Q 1'?'2'y,ff.w , 31 K ,wg-ff? -.yt f 28 Jw ,ff is aff., -.vi Tv '99 if ' gyms gmw 3 - . gl, K 3' .. , sw, Msg 4, . if . , ,ZF W- 5:23 2. Q jf ,IA :fi gu- '-+-af Q . QQIUIYIIHIIIYIA Conlnnttclc' STANDING: A. Spina, B. Dunsworth, B. Sarver, A. Holladay. SEATED: C. DuBois, E. Butler, T. Myers, D. Hardesty. 3 wi STANDING: F. Ralston, J. Smythe, J. Peters. SEATED: R. Kirby, E. Blackburn, Dr. H. Edgren, P. Todd. wie N-ZQMQWA Cglucfwzts CQ7l'fJl77 Qtflcfl' GLQIIICKS STANDING: R. Maycock, M. Andrassy, B. Holmes, B. Wellbnnd, M. Kano, J. Mair J. Solomon, G. Hughes, T. Abu-Ghazaleh, G. Choon, D. Pogue, G. Oki SEATED: M. Robinson, I. Robinson, A. Turnay, V. Lillipuu, V. Mandic, Ericka l Andrassy, E. Cabrera. sf Ty yn it x rf ea :Look Cgjtaff LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Geissal, A. Holladay, EQ Whitlock, R. Miyake, J. Smith, R. Pilcher, G. Van DeKreke, L. Edwards, Chairmen, D. Sobbe, Dr. U. Stone, Faculty Advisor: G. Manos, M. Wulff, B. Casper, R. Walden. r . mole GOUHCI STANDING: O. Six, Second Floor Advisor, A. Walker, J. Patton, Fourth Floor Advisorg W. Hoover D. Pogue. SEATED: V. Mandic, First Floor Advisor: S. Frost, President, S. Giauqueg B. Casper. 1 f . . J . XLMNJCZ Vlvfqlty CSPIVIKP STANDING: C. Ingram, J. Roquemore, I. Robinson, G. Choon, D. Henkel, Chairmen, M. Andrassy, R. Horine, J. Mair, H. Gilmour, J. Solomon. SEATED: C. DuBois, B. Knight, M. Kruszka, K. Seidel, G. Oki, G. Moeller, W. Hoover. -ea. Y I C! ' ' 7K ' ' C fuc vu! 1l'ISllClIl . SSU!'ICIflUlI STANDING: Left to Right: J. Cheney, C. DuBois, l. Robinson, D. Cannon, G. Oki, D. Henkel, J. Solomon, G. Moeller, President, M. Kano, M. Andrassy, T. Abu-Ghazeleh, E. Peters, C. Ingram, J. Mair, Mr. H. Barner, Faculty. KNEELINGI C. Gilmore. SEATED: C. Mullins, Vice-President, V. Mandic, M. Price, Secretary, A. Turnay, S. Giauque, Treasurer, B. Knight, W. Hoover. .gm , C9-11611148 Cglflfly, CU-lLClflAS Qfy 77ZUCll To the new students of George Williams College, this page will formally intro- duce Anthony Tony Comunale, the Embers professional photographer. To the old students of George Williams, this page will remind you of our Tony --without his professional pictures our yearbook would not have approached the standards that we, the yearbook staff, have aimed for. He has given us truly professional activity, club, and board pictures. He has given the graduating students professional application and placement photos which have assisted them in full-time placement. Tony and the yearbook staff have worked in close harmony this year and your book is the result. This is why we say with all sincerity, THANKS TONY If you need any good professional photography work done while you are in Chicago, why don't you look up Tony. BAKER STUDIO Anthony Tony Comunale 218 South Wabash Avenue Phone Harrison 7-8783 Chicago 4, Illinois Wifi was Gl'l9QI'f!QClC!8If9 Laura Edwards, Ernestine Bulter, Donna Davis, Sylvia Scrutchions, Nancy Milchrist Carol Janisch. YEATEAM! 1-N-D-1-A-N-5 'i i 3 3 R- . .1 .. 71. , , x , A is ,J S ff . r ki? rw 2 LJ RQ? l xx NK 1 ll LJ 952.751 BACK ROW: Ernestine Bulter, Treasurer, Donna Farr, Secretary: Gerry Fiorello, Special Program. SEATED: Joretta Chermak, Vice-President, Miss H. Westerberg, Faculty: Miss C. Millis, Faculty, Marion Kruszkzi, President. 2 . H. a ff :ei fig BACK ROW: M M MIDDLE ROW: C1 M FRONT ROW: D B. Witkay, A. Lapinski, B. Clark, M. Dykton, A. Kotil, R. Walsh, M. Bishop, Kruszka, B. Casper, M. Robertson. Lambert, D. Sobbe, F. Beasley, V. Lillipuu, E. Whitlock, D. Thompson, Lacey, R. Strock, S. Scrutchions, M. Wilson, S. Frost. Jones, C. Janisch, D. DiVita, G. V21nDeKerke, D. Fsrr, G. Fiorello, Knight, J. Moore, M. Wulff, B. Schneider, E. Bulter, Miss H. Wcsterbcrg. SL!! cf 5 M10 ball Cgbam L 0 ,ff rg , , STANDING: M. Lacey, A. Kotil, B. Casper, D. Thompson SEATED: E. Butler, D. Sobbe, J. Moore, E. Whitlock. 4l 1 gpvf Fun for all!! 37 fav he 5 3 ffgg A fe, ,1 , .A,. W ,K , 1'-,1.'1. A, ,Li 16 I , Q 'zi' f .vf fx 1 ai z of? J -53 4 21, K Q , . 72:3 . W X -fs 'Q L H V E E?-lfi K 9 - U ff k , .. 1 .,1 K- ' T ' 53 .-, ' 1 of B . . . Ek .. ,M 2. ,,g,ff.Kw f 5 o wir Q,zg?ig.,? Q A 4 11 5 o 5 Monarch Finer Foods W,A.A. Outing, Fall, 1953. ,,. iss i 4 -'hfflfy 1 ,ig ff, egg or L VAJLV M , , -zzfm ww A Q L, Wifi- A. Q ,:,fs'faiff.1:p. . , K : , .2 -,'sQ?.1fE:s rj: 1,15 145 'W A .-,. , ,.1. , 3 L A 'gfiiijf s -if-gf 542 569 A xi ,Mm v?5A,A 'Hz' ' M, limi , MA W: Q -if, ffl., Nw. J Q Q , , .wr v 171 Q w3s1a,afg5+5igg . .ww- Go team! !! Whoops! spike in 1 ! Hummmm! .Z . Cgfgncnlfnbflff Ghnnlps BACK ROW: C. Mullins, A. Holladay, J. Solomon, G. Shriver, C. Dudley. FRONT ROW: D. Hardesty, D. Cannon, J. Smythe, R. Maycock, C, DuBois, T. Cayce. 36,91 alike . lrlggon- ' Yxofcxow Tho go 3 , nf K 8 GlL1.L,ez5gffen. - 1 v P- A wwe Zcrew iQx'xtiOY 'ln' .-'S wllfflflillflill Bob McKa11ip, Don Hardesty Champ C KVIITI 61116 STANDING: B. Casper, R. Wawrinecz, B. Dunsworth, E. Andrassy, B. Wellband. SEATED: D. Sobbe, N. Milchrist, C. Janisch, M. Wilson, B. Knight, G. Van DeKreke Miss Westerberg. Caught. . .Mid-air B. Dunsworth Varsity lfollcfybrlll STANDING: B. Hoover, C. DuBois, B. Sarver, G. Amber, D. Ferguson, T. Myers. SEATED: B. Dunsworth, A. Chun, D. Widner, G. Hunt. The Varsity Volleyball team has participated in six tournaments, Grand Rapids, Toledo in which they won the all-round sportsmanship trophy and Bob Sarver won a position on the all star team, Terre Haute, Gage Park B in which they won the championship, Lawson and Gage Park. All tournaments thus far were not against Collegiate competition .... there is no league all tournaments are open. . . playing perhaps 10 to 12 games per tournament. . . starting sometimes at 9 A.M. - ...... and ending quite fre- quently after 9 P.M. ........ . There are three tournaments left - Beloit and Wilson Avenue which are open and Binghamton, New York which is Collegiate. 2131! n, M50 F,- XV Jaffa gnu mm-4 Scenes from Omaha Volleyball Tournament - Spring, 1953 Sawyer Biscuit Company INDLANS GET FIRST SCALP OF YEAR! GW. . . 64, ROOSEVELT. . . 55 Wright Laundry And Cleaners SPRING OLYMPICS VOLLEYBALL! I ! ! I Varsity Qasketbalf STANDING: Dennis on osen , Managerg Don Lohmann, Jack Bodin, A1 Spina, Robert MCK 11 p KNEELING1 glsffgtpgliniizj g3:Zln'shinn, Howard Lipschultz, Richard Eaton, Arnold K Larry Anderson. E 2 TOTAL MCKap1ip 92 67 251 Zenke 8 1 43 205 Spina 72 43 187 Lohmann 52 2 1 125 Bodin 9 18 36 Eaton 9 10 28 Spelman 8 24 Kusnetz 3 1 1 17 Lipschultz 4 12 1 Shinn 0 0 BASKETBALL! ! ! !! .,,., .M 5, I 2 E. R. Moore LARRY ANDERSON RON ZENKE University National Bank JOHN SPELLMAN BYRON SHINN AL SPINA DON LOHMANN RICHARD EATON COACH ROBERT BOISSY Ira Fisher HOWARD L1Psc1-1uL'rz U7 l'0Sf!Il2g STANDING: Robert Sineni, Larry Thompson Cranville Wallace, Ronald Maycock. KNEELING: Jake Smythe, Don Hardesty, Wilbur Wellband. if She Floats QFQTMVV Through The Air W ' W With The Greatest Of Ease x, Z' On Your mark' 5 Shut , fd'-., 1 -il ge set, Go! . :- t 'Q Spring Track Meet . . 'A' fe 'lies V E 1. LA .sh 5 -ca is ,iw This Page Courtesy Of Holleb Wholesale Grocers Heav Gig-lS?E2I'iO ell! Up and Over Hudd Up and Over! ! EPWE YS X 'muy KO LOU f NL, fi 4.Qd23g'icf?. Qqwnxx Q W- M my bg XX. ' X' n , r ,,,,,-dk .-. 5 ,V ' wilflf 1,-, n,. , -- ' - 'i 5 - Q 4 C - v UST Pl Sex! LL? XQAELQ 5? X x X1 14 CO0ftf1s Standing: G. Wallace, Mr. G. Peterson, Facultyg H. Gilmour, J. Mair, R. Stillwell, J. Morrissy, Mr. C. Briggs. Seated: C. Ingram, T. Abu-Ghazaleh, J. Tanaka, M. Kano, A. Kusnetz, D. Lohmann, Chairmeng At Work G. Oki. ,. . ... . M A .,,. - ., ,l 1 . 11. V K ' , :L-'Z 'af' 1 f4.'fZ5l3?e ' ,f' ' . . . ' . . 'fZ,:2e, , , ' - fl! , ' .,,.., ' - p g. J ' - We . WQN 1 I I -f...-s-' F 3 : 7 25455: Is that right? -15593 1, . K , V- -V - . T ' V V. 1' 3 'i:' :' ' , .5 'W?i7f 11g WIt W r-a im ' -:Cv . ,.., . '. H J iifgfiflfl,M-jff:5QZ,.,5'ffff, : .L ' . mi- ' . , I The Shield United in Song Laura and Jim PLAY IN 55,5 4. if 9 , Igma mcfftu 61 fm STANDING: A. Holland, R. Marsh, K. Bond, W. Carlyon, President, R. DeYou1-xg, L. 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N O HELP WANTED I U1 J D I can' she ossai Jo You '71 B T Sfxeffizifif fit? B I e BOUOALL B to YM - U 1- nl, 'gl M. To . YSE 2, Llpsh IC-hats. 'Hl1dL1,: Ultz sl son 1 , In! . Hi' w s.n.A., 1970 h 57 79' :gf gfappa mlm mafia INTRANOS: Standing: Eugene Borom, Mike Kamberoa, Bill Hernmer, Bill Wellband, Robert Holmes. Seated: Ernest Otis, Presidentg Herman Richardson, Bill Bailey, Glenn Moeller, Roy Horine. ev r Bw. ,K E13 -'AM F' ,J OFFICERS Carl DuBois ......... . President Douglas Cannon. . . Vice-President Ted Cayce ....... .... S ecretary AlHo1laday ...... .... T reasurer 5233 -A Q. 1lllll7 YIIIIV 'Ill' ll WIY QV eb 0 '50 R'llf0R ONE: OIIE F01 HU. :N-9 AOA D Henkel E Gllmore, D. Hardesty I Robmson R. Sarver C Dudley R Mormson, M. Andrassy, Mr G Schuytema, Mr R, Bolssy D Cannon, R. Eaton, W F1eldhouse, G. Hughes, R Angell K Sledel G. Shriver, R Ogburn J Roquemore, G. Choon W. Hoover R. Maycock, J. Solomon A. Holladay, T. Cayce, E. Peters, C. Mullins, C. DuBois K. Zander J. Smythe. Qwbg Qmitfllfl gwbd Jfraretnitp - if . 3 otfz .frinniversary .Qin ,Zeta Colm BACK ROW: A. Chun, T. Amery, P. Staudenmaier, Treasurer: R. Duffy, R. Zenke, G. Amber D. Arnold, R. Krutow, G. Hunt, C. White, R. Walden. MIDDLE ROW: R. Miyake, W. Dunsworth, J. Mountford, Secretary, G. Hanosh, D. Ferguson, President, T. Meyers, O. Todd. FRONT ROW: B. Shinn, D. Pogue, E. Kruse, C. Jinbo, P.,Geissa1, D. Widner, R. Harper. Goodwill '7 D 'Ulf WE ARE THE PHI ZETES S new Royal Moose Cook . ,T v l, 5 'ff - f 154255-7' Zi ,fs 'H' may ,i L A, ff . First Plunge 'Q 7 Mouse f 0-W T fi-. ,, 5 , ' ,W if - G-2 W ff, xii? Q A we- .gi Riu: 4' Q ' xf' an i N , Big Hmm 1nd Plenty of Eggs! Wiise Chow Time Singing The Blue s Are You There Janet? ,V My ,.,,i J. 'fig K 'Ihe Feast ' s P r o A f t e t s i s t i u o d n e 1 1 55 Results: A Grand I3 Bunch Ol' Guys OIT ,rib gt, A fe IM. ,,5'3::-f--fn 63 i :sz l. ' .F I I Q 11?Zfm3iw,3: ff: .... pr?--f 4 i GlIOI'Cl'!0 BACK ROW: C. Gilmore, G. Hunt, C. White, E. Gilmore M Andrassy R. Horine W Fieldh , . , , . ouse, R. Morrison. THIRD ROW: R. Sarver, C. Dudley, R. Holmes, R. Marsh, J. Bailey, L. Sample, R. Zenke, Vice-President, R. Angell. SECOND ROW: S. Allen, M. Wulff, S. Frost, E. Bulter, S. Giauque, L. Cress, R. Pilcher, M. Wilson, G. Van DeKreke. FIRST ROW: L. Mair, V. Lillipuu, F. Beasley, Secretaryg P. Todd, President, J. Mallette, E. Whitlock, B. Knight, J. Cheney. mighty hand of God, that he may you in due time.... .... . Sing forth the honor of his name: make his praise glorious. Humble yourself therefore under the exalt fzjax H W '29 p e N I f X4 ' 5 X4 'L g?, IIVX i ,fr Q ' yd., 09000012 oc? co? C3 C9 Cho Q A e 0 W UaUg3a0fjav0Oo06000 0 630500052 2 0006.0 63006 oo od 0000 'oboooooa 5080090 iazgjjp 0 0003235 jiiddvvp u d V Q05 fi ,., L, soo OOO X Y A- V Y - x k+ --,Y , ix-xx Cf S . L -n-x x. A---sg A KTxx N fx, E X c L Ji. fkpgfm K W f ffm .' 1 y 1' , 6 mi E5 f R3 ,fi'5f' K ' V f c- 'L-YH, YJ 'f-'I-QW? ,- - 4 ? 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Compliments Of T Ice Cream Division Sadie ,S C O Beautiful Blonde From B he Borden Company fmng ashful Bend XXI 35 I laughed so hard. . . Well? Nh Waseda Dept W oodsme Volleyball Team 7 4-Q. 3525 ...rw gy, YB x-MW Wye I aflqne H1- A Friend Of The College 79 WAL WORTH uma'-.ph-4 A s.....4 by wlmswonrru nnonmns landing lo., gl. 9. A. C9218 george !1fM.f!!l.ClI7lS K 00177, Soon after the college moved into the present building in 1915, J. Sidney Hotton, its business manager, conceived the idea of a George Williams room. On the second floor of the London drapery house of Hitchcock and Williams he found the room wherein George Williams and his fellow dry goods clerks started the YMCA on June 6, 1844. Careful architect drawings and the im- portation of the fireplace, tables, and chairs, all exact copies of the originals fone chair is an original, made possible the building and furnishing of a room that resembles the original down to the unlevelness of the floor and the asymmetry of its panels. This room was dedicated with appropriate ceremony on October ll, 1921, the hundredth anniversary of George Williams' birth. The original room was destroyed in the London blitz. A second copy located in the Jesus tower of the Jerusalem YMCA is a less accurate facsimile. After closing the heavy panelled door behind him and seated, perhaps, in George Williams original chair, many a student has in meditation here relived the scenes that formed the thoughts and convictions of the young men, who pio- neered the greatest movement of men and women organized to be helpful to each other in service to their highest ideals. And the intimacy of this unique shrine, with its many authentic records, has somehow made it just a bit easier for each of them to resolve to do likewise. Arthur H. Steinhaus I 40 f' ,JM :W