Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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F , ..,--- sYcAMoRE REVUE Q Swing Fever , the seventh annual Syca- more Revue, was presented on April 20 and 21 at the Sycamore Theatre. This year Indiana State's all-student production was directed by Barbara F essenden. A highlight of the show was the forty piece uswingphonyv orchestra which was assembled by Bill Richardson, co- director. As always the music for the revue was entirely student-written. The script was prepared by Barbara Fessenden, Lucille Vaughan, Mrs. Lillian Masters, and Bill Rich- ardson. Mrs. Miriam DuVall DeArmott helped coach some of the dance numbers. The romantic leads were played by Gene Morlan and Victoria Leafgreen. Harriett Bren- nen, Elizabeth Fletcher, Virginia Miller, Charles Fauset, and Clifford Skomp played comic roles. l V' an l I A , .1 l fl ss fl . Q T7 ,l, lat, WF'-f i 4 -lv 1 1 'I

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FOOTBALL CoAcH MARKS AND Co.-acl-1 GOODMAN In a football season that found the Sycamores winning only one game, several members of the squad distinguished themselves by their never-say- die spirit. Co-captains Toby Wegrich and Bob Shouse were prominent in all games. Toby was the regular member of a changing backfield, and called signals most of the season. Shouse was a powerhouse at guard or tackle. Captain-elect Leon Secrest was regular left end and shone on defense. Woody Suttle, fullback, was a sophomore find. Ed Cissna and Roy Long were fast, rangy tackles. Jim O'Leary played quarterback on the Sycamores until he was lost by an injury in the middle of the season. Wayne Weddle, Phil Cartwright, and Bill Johnson were valuable mem- bers lost by graduation. State will miss genial manager Ed Malooley. Wally Marks, State's head football coach, had a small fast team that never had enough reserves to take advantage of the breaks. This year marked the return of Baldy,' Goodman as line coach. Goodman, former Sycamore assistant coach, left State seven years ago to accept a position with Indiana. Wally worked hard with the team and as a result, next year should find State with enough returning lettermen and reserves, plus a number of new- comers, to improve its standing in the Conference. Left to right-O'Leary, Wegrich, Coach Marks, and Shouseg Jenkins, Long, Wood, and Zlotnik.