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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1945 volume:

5235 AN K if Efalffffm AZTSA QYEARS? f Lift 5 E T,.VAQ.,TEEA 5 ff n Q 4 5 MARJORY RASSEL Business Managers INDIANA STATE TEACHERS CQLLEGE 1- ,f x 99 P .3 S. -5 X... 4 '----., 3 ..- . ,gl M 6 t ... ' .4- like 'V ,.f A W 3-wr 5 .4 E 4 X ,xg 1 -xx . ,A x ig,-L 62? ' X 'C ' 1 -x N Lak! f5 Q . It I oiz a cool spiznq eieni LQ you were to sit on the steps of Olfl Main, aiicl if you are a true S071 of State. and if you listen Carefully. you will hear the low whisper of the Sycamores. They will tell you with a Catch in their voices of the founcliny of State, its ideals. its growth. and they will tarry awhile to tell about the bright Clays of State's severity-five year history-etheir voices will grow loucl and Clear as they spealc of the future. fi ' lu' 4 I Q' '. V, , ge, -. f,,,. B I 5 4? , ,'v. ,tk - 1 vw ,.. i . HTl . 5 ' ff if u - 5 ' nl ' TWIN 1 ' ,Kb-4 lg, 'Ms 14 ,Q Three score and fifteen years have spanned a rec- ord of many outward changes in Indiana State Teachers' College, but un- like the human span of a human lifetime, Indiana State's fundamental char- acteristics of integrity, honesty, and industry will endure for a hundred times three score and fifteen years. They reflect that foresight and ideal- ism of those pioneer edu- cators through Whose efforts the General As- sembly of Indiana ap- proved on December 20, 1865. an act which created the Indiana State Normal School. ELAINE THOMPSON AND GENE NUTT X A 3 Q S. if 3 1 I 3 2 E r QS? N A: 4,s f 1. .1354 ,dzwmfnairirl .. ,- .,.v ,.,,.',- -.-fe-W '.Mwwvw,v , fi ii .5 i 4: -4: . . . , ..,,....,,,. s 'X y . :X .,.. . .x mwgz ..-.- ,X w - 'gms 1- -ix k ..f-.gm:2'rY.i1E f MMKV, 6 A X ' Al - Y-v5f,.,:: ,.:,, . M .. .. xx, ' X P' -' 5 :z-13 .' ' ,N - . ,r 1 ,Max ,kv . . I , X . , 4 s Q , 2 iii E55 'N is . A 2, ,K-vw-' ,, .mem ,,,, -x, S ,. 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A , ix xx 'P . I-11- .14 fn l 1 .ai xi'- 5 FJ . 1 INTERESTING ANNIVERSARY ITEMS Miss Helen Condit., granddaughter of Caleb Mills, now lives in the Condit Home, a landmark on I.S.T.C. campus. She has been interested in maintaining the original furnishings of the house which was built in 1860. Foundation Day exercises are held every year by the college. In celebra- tion of the 75th anniversary of our school, a Diamond Jubilee Tea was given for friends, alumni. and students of Indiana State. In the receiving line were President Tirey, Mayor Vern Mc- Millan, Governor Henry F, Schricker, alumni officers and faculty members.. Top: Miss Helen Condit. Middle: Miss Mary McBeth. Mrs. William McBeth, and Miss Blanche Rippetoe. Bottom left: Receiving line at tea. Bottom right: Mrs. Edward Snyder. Miss Cecelia Conrath. and A. Edward Snyder. !DQil1'm11Lm . . One cannoi think of progress wiihoui feeling remorse ai fhe passing of an old order. We have seen landmarks fall, giving way io new consiruciion, symbolic of progress. With greai pride we appraise ihese deuelopmenls, for lhey bring a realizafion ihai Indiana Siaie gains posiiion in ihe nafional spoilighi as one of ihe grealer educaiional insiiiuiions. Bu! wiih ihe pride with which we survey ihe glory of lhe fuiure comes a deep feeling of graiefulness io ihose, who, across lhe span of years since iis founding, have made possible presenl achievemenfs and fulure hopes. Thus, if is filling ihai ihis bool? be dedicaied io the pas! -io lhose many siudenis, faculfy, and adminisiraiors, who made if possible for Indiana Siaie Teachers, College lo celebraie ihis Diamond fubilee year. , . 'Hx .ap .- 1-1,- 1 cv, hy ,E . Q, Ag. I I: V vw- . ' R L . ,, -'42-5' 'Q ' 'iff I 1 ' I fi. ii Rehabilitation on State's campus will move at a fast pace after the war. Blueprints of new build- ings and projects have 14 been drawn up and everyone is looking for- ward to a greater Indiana State. The present interest in college education in this country is greater than at any previous time. More men and women are attending mir cnlleges and universities than ever before in our history. More men and women now hold college degrees and will receive them this June than nt any time in, the past. In view of these facts, it has been argued that a college degree does not mean as much as in an earlier day, If this is true, then the individual who holds such a degree must compensate for this situation by develop- ing and exhibiting such superior qualities of character and personality as will demonstrate anew the value of our college graduates not only tn modern society but also to any crisis which may arise. As indicated by our Service Men's flag, Indiana State has contributed a great number of its graduates to carry on the responsible duties on the battle fronts. At the same time these graduates are helping on the war front, Indiana State is helping to preserve our home front by educating our leaders of tomorrow. Doriorl-:Y Scorr, MARY MANNING, MARY YANDERS, AND ARCHILEEN MILNER. X '- ii 1 Q53 .., ' X it rl Q X EE r , -,. e g .I 1 all A ,RSV I N PRESIDENT TIREY X N . -- S' in WEL Q: if f 'Mi X 1 XX 'f ix 6 ' yffx i if 'rf' N j .Q-,,f X STUDENT UNION In addition to the features pictured th St , e udent Union Building contains a cafeteria, an auditorium seating 2000 people. hotel guest rooms, a faculty lounff ge, club rooms for organization meetings, and recreational facilities. 1 1 if ,Q 5, 1. ff , r I I 1 1 r A. ,,, .I J.- W, M J My . ,y- ' . A ' ' .1 f N -,, fl in ,ffx 'YA K , . ,.- ,-1 f 3 , -V ' ff 1 ,J .fl ff-' 111' 1 4? I ff ' ,, f.. f J 4'4 , ,, 3 xr. IJ, ,f .J p if ' -' f f 1' , 1 , N? iff--4 ,, .fl f 1, Q i wif X awimwmz .M e .Y-,..., ,,,,.- 'I-,,M wh .,. ,I- il ga 1 1 il ADIVIINISTRATIQN BUILDING Xvilil the aid and advice of the assistant registrars, students wurk out difiicult problems cuucerning their programs and courses. Seniors, too, take advantage of tithe information desk to check on credits and requirements at graduation time. LEW ECKERMAN, PATSY LOYD, MRS. SHEPHERD Q E E KA .fm 12' T 2 A E X 5 ij, Q e - of -.--- . If 2 . ,,1 1 . ENUM-QM DOROTHY ANNAKIN. SUE GERDINK. ROBERT VOYLES, MARY KAY REDER. SALLY CAMPBELL, CARLOS CORONA. 1-3 ' 'v 1-A '- ' .4 .l 1 L 14 The cornerstone of Old Main was laid in 1867 and school 'At .Li '- ,. ff ' ' X ff 'tow . I, I , ff? 7 'X Opened oflficially in January. 1870, In 1888 a fire destroyed the , lu X fe VCI' , entire school plant: however, a new building was begun immedi- X r , ,L 'N lx, , , lfffx rj 'N 'I ately and now stands as the largest on campus. Containing most tl X 'fli,? . . . . . . k t X flgi adj' of the administrative olifices, the radio broadcasting studio. and ll- , ' N lt X li Y! . ll X X 'ft many classrooms of the academic departments. y l Y' J N t ' ,N l v f l ,- J gli sf' 13 r E +L E ' F l i. 2 I E 1 ,,N , 1v---L ' -if --',',-f '. -T' -YL'-Y '. '-9 ,1 5. 'N -'FT'- YY X' wilnijng .1-Jr- , ' 4, . ,af-V . ' 'wi -after,--'Q V.-ffffw -eff:-w 'ir A , V 1 4 we -e-V1v?T'. 67 '1w,,5,5e1fv.',A-gp ,,,b-,safe-V4 ,s '- ' ' IL' '- ' ' +1-7' . . , -' '- Q ' 'X ' f, 'Ae-',-'1 '-T V . -I-Qu. ff' gui....-1.21-'Q...vf.+,.gfQ1H.:.,..14 -. Am. 5 - f1h afe,.s .tv V, H W. xxx. V 3, c ' Mare- Sig: ,.. 1.-,xx-iwlx. . . V 1 P' W vi-Vx-V...V W..- --.Nq I B :S V- . ..,. .,,..,,,.,x e K, 1 A Ei V WW 9 i L 5 , al l : h- 1 it 5 U .I N ..', .K ,V K e ,YQ , -J ' ' . -. V ' fa-,, V ,,. .f- V ' I' ' pas- - '. f' N v' -as -1 f' ',.-.,,, rf 0 Q .- Q - E -A , ,V -. ,. -,-,1,,,,i,-,..,. .Ney K,,,,g,-- X- X - Ve, N , L - V .. -I J- . '-W M ,. ng, -N V . -A' '- Y, ,-' ,V'1-' - , ' -,nf L' ef, ,..f,,L -. N- V A .ga LIBRARY The First library at I.S.T.C. contained a Bible and one unabridged dic- tionary. By 1888 the library had increased to four thousand volumes. The building Which we now have was constructed in 1910. Now the library has grown to the point where it contains about 129,000 volumes of educational interest, It is one of the U. S. Depository Libraries and holds the distinction of being the third largest teachers college library in the country. 14 E 4 Inside the quiet reading rooms of the library. stu- dents have access to the many reference books. classics of all ages, rare old books. the latest in modern literature, - all types of periodicals, and the best volumes supplying tech- nical knowledge for each and every department of the college. gp- Q. Jane Snyder investigates the large card catalogue, for the use of knowledge-seeking students vi-1... '- ' NX 'x FINE ARTS Ono of the newest buildings on campus, the Fine Arts houses the Art, Connnerce, and Music De- partments of the College. In the art gallery are hung outstanding paintings of well-known local and other professional artists. 16 ...mei-Hsu. I NX 5 Paintings in the art gallery of the Fine Arts Building are always un dis play for students to enjoy. The college choir sings out in Christmas carols- Front. left to right: Donna Lee Smith, Elsie Mae Seclgewick. T11-va Hibbs Second ww: Wanda Larew, Mary Ellen Bensun, Jim Gracldy, Gm' Foreman 17 Student teachers in the Laboratory School pass daily beneath the fine murals depicting 1nan's edu- cation-painted by artist Gilbert Wilson. Trained clinicians as well as teachers are the students who study the problems of speech, hearing, vision, reading. and psychological adjustments in the special education clinics. 48 K lux LABORATORY SCHOOL In 1935 the new Laboratory School was officially opened. It provided for observation and practice teaching by college students as well as giving education to children from kindergarten through high school. It contains two large gymnasiums, the Sycamore Theatre, a well-equipped library, the Speech and Hearing Clinic, and modern soundproof music rooms. qpunsu- N s ,ffl 'iY ,,.....:--N-91 H 1 ls-I-14. LEE HILL, JERRY PENMAN SCIENCE HALL Adequate housing for science was neglected for a number of years: how- ever. in 1917. the Science Hall was constructed. and' now contains the very hest in modern equipment. laboratories. and lecture rooms. The college physician and nurse have oflices in the basement and provide adequate medical treatment for Students. The science department-where students realize a new philosophy of life as they see strange behavior through a microscope. 20 ATIONAL BUILDING VOC This builcling was completed in 1915 and houses the Home Economics, Industrial Arts Department. and the College Print Shop, where most of the printed material required by the college is proclucecl, The most inoclern equipment is available for use by the students who desire vocational training courses. ERMAN X- ANGELIA SCHOTT. LEW ECK Here girls learn to iinprove their defects and accent their good fea- ygls tuies through proper dress. The lat- est equipment in modern kitchens M2- lends efficiency to Home Economics training. ELEANOR JOHNSON, JANE LIND D I7 -vm' Thu bu11d1ng was ougmally planned as a boys dolmltory but as the war became 1FlCI68b1l'1gly clemanchng for college men lt was qulckly tlans formed to hoube f19bl1lll61'1 and sophomore glrls It was named 1n honol of W. W Parsons thlrd p1es1dentofI S T C For seventy-five years -Nw' I. S. T. C. has housed its Women students in vari- ous buildings and dormi- tories on the campus. To- day, the coeds, giving way to Navy V-12, have hung their snaps and traps on the walls of rooms in Par- sons Hall and Walden Hall. 15,5 3?-5 X ,4 M '-:J ' Q : l' fR'E33i:-'ia' m- I-X 1' Q't'5'5QHp'l'i .Jie . :rigs N '- st s we--1-' - .+-.. wx- :Qs L? . ' 'f K ilk-1 . -':-.3-:gy -1 5,2 . ,JV mm- r:E5.jj.-m, ro X, , ... Marr 7rySmlFmm' Nl. S- B 1 -no, - vi g ay ' ZH' Upper right: Jane lVI:Campbell and Rhoberta Clark discuss the good old days. Center: Mae Wamsley, Grace Gregg, Carolyn Bare, Virginia Kunath. and Jean Mullen play the proverbial game of Rum. Lower left: Barbara Scheer, Vir- ginia Scheer-sister room-mates. . -fffx mnfmmwnfz 7? 5 i t yy YEARS 5 I LWUWJ An educational system with a personal relationship between the tecturer and his ctass-Indiana State has seen in educational evolution a tremendous growth so effected that now neither the student body nor the faculty is the dominant part of the institution .... Rather it is the administration which is recognized to be of primary importance. DMINI TR!-XTIDN ' ERIC BICKLEY N si' ' az. he grjs .xg ani. fl mgxg x, .H TW-.JY .- 'ir aft:-ffm-' 1. 4 -ji.: r , , v n K 7 f I , P sf, f rg.. X fiflg.. 55235.53 X izmfrtix, T. -'fir'--:1:5g glwritrezw -. myrgriq 31,T.,:.I1,331q -.-+w..A-1 mf... ff 1 .yn n 'hx Qiwwq ' :t t r34z.' - 'e-iipffgp.-, ' 'iififlhwf fuinkww b ,gr..,..::F,5:: 4+:i+:tt4'wQ mgmw. Sgfwf whhl. . wW.,M md? 4wgQ . 4 5 ' EQQSQL -35? 1, J, i J' Aikm 12235251 . :www 'SSEGQQ' f 'fuig X a-9 ,ai Y f-SX Q. 1. -'Lx X 'Q 4 iii? R iw ' 555 sq ' QA -, -we fx Q I , ' f ,.. -- , . . , gg-f'4,2' 1 ' 5 g! T: fz' .,' sz- was - . X ws e b 33' 1 v'yu 'Rica F ,X 3 N .!' ' PS 1, .Xd6AML:..... , 5 . . 1 '-...-4 iv 4-f4'Yf 1 JA? hi A ...N-- L 4 .W .' J'-:ff wm- .'f ga- U .W 1 V I - W .,..: ..,qL1:g,4'f VVILLIAM A. JONES 1870-1879 t., . -, 1376 1945 Attempts were made very early in the history of Indiana to provide pro- fessional training for teachers. A bill was passed in 1865 creating a Normal School at Terre Haute, As the school has grown physically for 75 years, so has it developed educationally, into Indiana State Teachers College-a tribute to the founders and their fore- sight in the building of one of the :ountry's best schools. E Y. GEORGE P. BROWN j WILLIAM W. PARSONS 9 1879-1885 2 lf 1885-1921 ly A' j k This year. State-'s Diamond Jubilee, President Tirey guides the college through its celebra- tion of the past seventy-five years of progress, and plans ahead for the great post-war I. S. T. C. YW 's. r ' ewm-- - 'MQW ,Qkjf LINNAEUS N. Him-:s 1921-1933 RALPH N. TIREY 1933- ' XX we 1 ,-cw ADMINISTRATION J, ILRLE GRINNELL, Dean of Instrznciioiz HARRY E. ELDER, Registrar Director of Student P7'OQ'7'Cl,HIS DR. OLIS G. JAIVIISON, Principal of Lalnoratory School IVIRS. CHARLOTTE S. BURFORD, Dean of Women DR. DEWEY ANNAKIN, Dean of Men Professor of Sociology With the inauguration of the Navy V-12 program on the campus, college and navy administrators have worked together to give every civilian and navy student the opportunity of a thorough education. 28 'Q A 'WX ADMINISTRATION MISS HELEN REEVE. Director of Student Union Director of Woineirs Residence Halls VILIVIER L. TATLOCK. Director of Extension HAROLD BRIGHT. Director. Diiiision of Teaching MISS MARY D. REED. Ass'1 Director. Division of Teaching. Elementary Eflucation MISS LENORA WILLIAMSON, Director of Public Relations MISS HAZEL ARMSTRONG, Head Librarian 29 .agp ' FACULTY MISS MADELYN CRAWFORD, Assistant Professor of Home Economics MISS FLORENCE M. CURTIS, Professor of Physical Education for Women ARTHUR D. HILL, Chairman, Department of Music DR. JAMES F, MACKELL, Chairman, Department of Science DR. VICTOR C. MILLER, Chairman, Department of English DR. WALDO F. MITCHELL, Head. Department of Social Studies Indiana States faculty includes over a hundred well educated and ex- perienced professors. Every member of the faculty is always willing to solve student problems, offer helpful advice, or relax with student friends. 30 fl: 'Bi ,Q 4GaR Nx ,X F wa FACULTY DR. D. W. MORRIS, Chairman. Department of Speech Director of Special Eclncation Clinics MISS JUNE REYNERSON, Head, Department of Art DR. WALTER O. SHRINER, Head. Department of Mathematics DR. HARRY V. WANN, Head. Department of Foreign Languages DR. ERNEST L. WELBORN, Chairman, Department of Education SYLVAN A. YAGER, Chairman, Department of Industrial Arts 31 8 FACULTY GROUPS Debate coach and speech instructor, Paul Carmack, Finds pleasing candidates in Virginia Scheer, Mary Aitken. and Gene Cobb . . . Professor Roll trudges up the U. B. steps on the way to one of the interesting convocations . . . Dr. Eberly leaves his piano playing long enough to catch up on some Christmas shopping . . . Doctors Reece and Isaac leave Stalker Hall hangouts to see what cooks in the Main Building . . . Miss Rynerson, expert craftsman, strolls around the campus in her new Easter bonnet . . . Dr. Welborn in a pensive mood. We i- .X o r X Q t rw x '-.-.sg-gk-3 f' s mul -3. NY T- , 'X 'VN N N wks -fer-'X ..t .:...4t .I Sk g t , +2 x X , .. N N Yi . l . . .w xii 1 : ,.,fjj. 5, Y x 5 is - 1 l 'i i . f . Sw? P 1 5 g ' 5-S ' -ua! r ' m ,.,s:g,.w V kifrit N:-r 32 ' X FACULTY GROUPS Dr. Brengle seems in a thoughtful mood, too . . . Dean Grinnell, hands in pockets, gives us a sly grin on the way for that mid-morning coFfee . . . Mr. Roehm, jack-of-all-trades, explains the power situation to Science profs. VVilkinson and Smith . . . Mrs. Trueb and Miss Armstrong leave library duties to attend convo . . . L'Doc Annakin chats with Max Ehrmann, poet. after lunch . . . Lieut. Markham marches briskly to Saturday inspection. 33 S fPVR X., .21-xx, 725 X WARS 5 Acfivities . . . an answer to the cry of active people . a means of recognizing ine accomplishments of lhe inferesled . . . a fest for cizaracier, ialeni, and sportsman- ship . . . and ouiiei for self-expression . . . a siar for which fo reach. CTIVITIES 4 DAVID KIRK, SUE GERDINK X E 53, .I X N C'- ? 1: 'I. . q Ermgv .N N . 'QA N gijbx-x ,X .. -QS f . 1,1-. I f ...b, mg. -- .x ,. -L S .a x Ns 51 5: .1 sf. . his A ' QQ L x 3 ff X R, 1 3 I X gN E C x rx X S x R N .3 Q if '1-:X S3 34. f ' f ., x iii .- 'WM-1 :-.N ,Y ,W -.,3Qp.,q,. vii- Q X .. .. W ,.k.,.x K V A Aki! Q?L:.,.,. , ' 'I J. f 1 f N ,.,, , 1-.M :.f.qfg 1 - , , . . V .n ,Q-'fr 3 s '32- v -h Y -:Eid f R I , f' - E H ' ,mil ' ' .gijf 'b -x 3 ,1's:f'. Q ' . W 0 1' 5 n ,5 ': - 935 is . 5 -:ik ly Y t' ' -' 5:1-, A Ui w p Q ,, A I Z 1' f A1 A ' V . luhq I A A ' ' Q ,-,A an M' I m' . 'N 'M rf A .gg,f'-+fv't...,:A,f,- ' A , :FI ,, :,. , V .:.: - V Q , 'v-,. ---A . , i ' T Y ., 5 -QM Honieconuno holiday Alpha hai em steals the parade with smiles and spnit Yell leadeis in actlon as students give Lupien a great send off . . . Voteis line up to cast ballots foi Queen at pep dinnei '... Painarista plus pledges announced at the football game And a happy week-end was Top, left: Laverne Cromwell. Rose Marie Pierce, Margaret Pauline, Patty Fox, Rhoberta Clark, Roena Wegrich, Martha White. Top, right: Shirley Hands, Eleanor Lup, Max Bender, James Slick. t I K T e, 2 . en All Campus party wins landslide student election , . . Roedel presides at Book and Torch ceremony . . . Sweethearts dance with that far-away look in every eye . . . Sir Cupid just can't seem to miss . . . Press Club sponsors inspiring bonfire preceding Glowing Embers mixei '... And so the New Year started. Bottom: Elnora Swaim, Tom Neal, Wilma Redenbacher, Lee Hill, Helen Wools, Jessie Standish. Topi John Roedel, Miss Grace Devaney. ,W F i'f 'T' XVUIIIOIIQS League gives Crystal Ball-a liighlig it 0 Pveix xeai at T T. C .... Blue Kvy and Painariita get together lor Union Building . , . Group of freshman girls a vniuy rofrestinnents and get-acquainted interlude , Yezirk Eve lVlurdi Gras attracts crowd of sailors. . :tx X . NGN - . ,,., .V , ,. 1 N ,,,v3v.X,Xi1.Q3,kx,x.5fk?9y1l-'fxQ1-xy--5 N-, - t. .. - ' rf-ww xi' X . ,Q .f . . xi, QUEENS 194-1 Honieconiing, Queen. Elaine Thompson, and attend- ants. Bettijane Schenk and Jetty Penman, receive bou- quets to add to own beauty and personality. Pat Keigly. petite freshinan. reigns as Queen of the Bees at the Kappa Pi Animal Fair. Beaufies The 1945 Sycamore Beaufy Conlesi was held early in Febru- ary on fbe siage of file Sfudeni Union Audiiorium. Tliiriy-five girls, represeniing eiglzi campus sororiiies, parlicipaied. All buf fifleen of ilzese conlesianis were eliminaled llze firsi nigbi. The judges selecled live final six beauiies ibrougb personal inieruiews, and we presenl io you now lbe Diamond fubileeu beaufies of 1. S. T. C. The winners deserve congralulaiions from ilie Sycamore slag and siudenf body. We also wan! io ilvank lbe judging commiiiee which was com- posed of Army and Navy officers siaiioned al live Vigo Ordnance Planl. Those on live board were Ll. lWcConn, Li. Wrigbi, Li. Singleion, Ensign Hannaway, Li. Cross. 40 . LH, L , Xi!! ,J - Bxxxxxlgv Hmm: .g, H ' AW f if L:f CW-Ztisxx 5-M ,f w, dffmlcf'-1iiiL1- , .L-- .XQQX , X , '1 654: l ' - QNX f fjw f ,1, I xv ? f, If 4.1, M I ., Y fr XX K, G, jQS3i,1i'i2F: -.Z X YVN . 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Alpha's Queen of the Bees' '... youthful zest . . . typical coed. ivy' 5 ,: 9 ef, 'if G 5 .-ue. 55 ,xv I . 1 E23 -1.2:-Izlfliiili .'3521Ef?SifP5- , -UN Polly Mariin Petite and chic . friendly personality . brown hair, dimples . . sophomore from Evans- ville. i 1 , 'lf-sw - b 5 'N X Sw Rose Marie Pierce Vivacious. competent leadel ',.. popular with studc-nts and faculty , . . tops in personal appeal'- ance . . . Sycamore fea- ture hit last three years. .5 Q, W 3 S 5 ' X. Rs Q .N , M l- Q ' 9 ' 1 S . x' Q 1 f gi ,. . ...Nm . Q. - W .5 X N' 'X . 1 , .wk .-fsgix x ,, ,mm S Q- X -F19 s , Q Q N ' 'ER-If r x ' 'E' 'J' V .. 51 '2?f::eE?f X J ri iii? , wg Nf ffmffa-4e.:L A N..f w r 5, X - . 'xg -ggi.,-. 4, V N33 X., . Ki . I Sis ' 5632. f 'Z' gflff ' X s F3 K X ' ig: Y + 2- . Q X X Y :Q NN X 'X Y iw X: A A N R EWNN ,ASQ x fi X x 1 ' 1.12nxf:w:fz:f1w.41aa15'1r: -- ' P - N. . . - , . -'X 'Wim SYCAMORE STAFF The editorial staff of the 1945 Sycamore has at- tempted in this anniversary publication to portray the spirit and development of life on Indiana State's campus by blending the traditions and ideals with the improvement and progress of day to day hap- penings. Photography was handled by the Martin Studios. Engraving by the Indianapolis Engraving Com- pany with Mr. F. N. Ropkey as representative. Printing was done by the Moore-Langen Printing Company. Covers by the David J. Molloy Plant with Mr. K, G. Cooley as representative. SHIRLEY CAMPBELL. EDITOR Seated: Lorraine Scharenberg, Henrietta Brewer, Barbara Scheer, Rite Chestnut. Helen Wools, lVIargaret Monninger, Virginia Yager, and Martha Gordon. Standing: Jean Weis- becker, Sally Campbell, Libby Back. Sue Gerdink, Jean Campbell, Joan Cromwell. Marianne Lzirrance, Marion Weust. Mabel Finley, Mary Ellen Moore. Virginia Burnett, June Risher. Jerrie McGraw. Rosemary Secondino, Hazel Akins. Joyce Strong. Peilgb' Gallagher. Lora Gail Keller. Elaine Thompson. Kitty Stirwalt. Pat Phillips, Margaret Boyce. and Pat Mnlvihill. 54 SYCAMGRE STAFF A busy business stall: made possible a successful financial enterprise through the large sales and ad- vertising campaign. Many alumni contributed to this anniversary edition. Candid pictures were taken by Dr. Harry V. Wann and Herb Blumenthal, A. S. w- ..., 1:5 :,3,-:,n,- 3 ua, - ' M. .gt N BUSINESS MANAGERS ALICE HIRT. MARJORY RASSEL Seated: Ruth Criss. Hrnrietta Brewer, Pat Keiglv. Jane Lind, Patty Fox, Kathryn Metz, Mary Lou Hessnier, and Betty Mae Tapy. Standing: Rita Smith. Joan Bidle. Joan Harris. Elizabeth Smith, Joyce Kvlander, Susan Bonham, Patsy Loyd, Jane Carniack. Louise Van Dyke. and Carolyn Bare. Not plf'iLl1'GClI Robsrt Modic, AS., Herb Blumenthal, A.S.. Ann Streetcar, and Mary Kay Heder. mm 3 , tt. , 5 5 t 2 ge ii Elsie Mae Sedgewick, Rite Chestnut, Mary Ella Tranbarger, Jerrie McGreW. Marjory Rassel, Martha Jean Gordon, Shirley Campbell, Betty Green. Pat Mulvilhill, Virginia Burnett. Mable Finley, Jean Campbell, and Lora Gail Keller. PRESS CLUB This year the Press Club sponsored the Annual Razz Hop and Glowing Embers mixer, An interesting razz session preceded the dance which was held in the Student Union Ballroom, The committees for this years Crazi- tion were general chairman, Jerrie McGreW: production, Mary Ellen Moore, Kitty Stirwalt, Grace Gregg, Marcella Stefanae, Henrietta Brewer, Ann Streeter, and Mary Lou Hassmer. Press Club pledges worked especially hard this year to be eligible for active membership. President , ,, ,i,,, Elsie Mae Sedgewick Vice-President ,,,,,,, Jerrie McGrew Secretary , ..,. ,,,ie Pat Mulvihill Treasurei '... . ..,,,, Lora Gail Keller 56 THE STATESMAN During the summer term. Myra Janco edited the Stcltesman. When November came. the editorial board of Rite Chestnut. Jerrie McGrew. and Elsie Mae Sedgwick took over the paper. The fourth member of the board to have helped with the editing was Mary Nelle Nickless. but before the term began, Mary Nelle joined the WAVES. Several new features were innovated by the 1944-45 staff. Herb Blumen- thal. V-12 artist, began making his humorous block print cartoons for second page, Artists Mary Boaz and Betty Petty illustrated features on third and fourth pages. Bob Modic. another Navy man. was one of the most faithful staff writers, writing features of the Navy. of men of the V-12. and of sports activity. Bill Merrill was sports editor for two terms. and Ralph MacWilliams wrote the Navy column for two terms. Navy men who wrote for at least a term were Bill Stephens. Fred Daries. Carl Burns. anal Wally Watkins. Kitty Stirwalt set the year's record for inches printed with her clever feature articles, Marcella Stefanac wrote articles of a more serious nature. commendably good. Frances Cole made her name respected for the excellent copy-reading done all year. Seated, left to right: Marcella Stefanac, Jerrie MCGrew, Elsie Mae Sedgwick. Rite Chestnut. Pat Mulvihill. Jennie Evans. .loan Sisson. Standing: June Risher, Mary Ellen Moore. Virginia Burnett, Frances Cole. Mary Ella Work. Rae Mhitinire. Jean Weisbecker, Grace Gregg. Margaret Boyce. Rosemary Black- burn, Cleo Grubbs, Kitty Stirxvalt. Barbara Sanford, Helen Henry, Lora Gail Keller. Back: Ralph Mc-Williams. Robert Modic. Bob Carpenter 57 SYCAMORE PLAYERS In this lielcl. more than any other, was the nian shortage most evident. The females really took over on each production front technical directors to business managers, usually inan- sized jobsff Yet. with each play, the 1944-45 dramatic season proved that the goal of College draina on a professional level could be achieved. a fitting tribute to our foriner leading man, Lt. tjgj Robert W. Masters. Standing. left to right: Helen Hertfelder. Martha Trout. Pat Phillips, Marcena Crunclwell, Betty Feree, Kathryn Stirwalt, Evelyn Funkhouser. Rosalie Fenoglio. Jane Huey, Henrietta Brewer. Dorothy Annakin, Hose Gheaja. Eric Bickley, John Vaughan. Peggy Hallock, Jane McCa1npbell. Front Row: Jerrie MeGrew. Barbara Sanford, Alice Harrington, Carol Carlson. Audrey Osterhage. Virginia Burnett, Marv Ellen Moore. Shirley Peterson, Barbara Sanford. Martha White. Marcella Stefanac. Second Row: Margaret Boyce, Kathryn Fangnian. Bob Greenway, Charles Pound, Herb Zola. Jean Yeager, Paul Carniaek. Third Row: Margaret Monninger, Kitty Price. Helen Wools. Rose Marie Pilsltz, Mabel Finley, Jean Weisbecker. Jerry Peninan, Margaret Rogers. Fourth Row: Christine Van Devanter. Lora Gail Keller, Terry Sulak, Bertie Clark. Elnora Swaiin. LT. AND MRS. R. W. MASTERS QHTQ-1' ' DRAMA During the long summer term the Players were very active, giving for the First time outdoor performances of Hamlet and Dancer In the Barn. Many obstacles of lighting. sound, and setting were overcome through ad.vice and elbow-grease of all concerned .... The Mule Animal was produced early in the fall season and brought many laughable scenes to relieve war-stricken minds .... Uncle Hurry. a recent Broadway hit, provided veteran John Vaughan with a farewell performance-his versatility and talent were at their best .... an old standby, Stage Door. was the last production and gave many new faces and figures their big chance .... Several one-act plays were kept in constant rehearsal for various civic programs and out-of-town trips. iz W' fi:if:'ti - vi :rw S155 1 ,,.I , .. A .,,. trsf' 14 . :-ilu, . - : +i5fi'fiTf'-?E2-1-'flfv ---ffgft i ' ' rx x ,. .A as , W . , .X ' I , to az , '- 'fsklia-,. .- . -' L, ,. ,, , v A ,ggffgzfc F L 'Wk fr g ,f-ga, U Y' ' -'-'I-.JJ: f 1' 1 Q ,I N - I-f.'--,ggi . x 0 1. fif i' , -. 'ff , i 'PT Y' 3'--Wit , A '. ' '.' J -Ax','2.' - ' Q .sl . - - . -:-as fem: V c ,M ,assi .,.r...,.. t Ap--W' ' -' , A W. frm .- . ' . 1'4. fw'.x 'Z' I ' ' -J -. W, f , s fi . -- is .,, .. Jimi 'M m'. ,au 41 V Cl First Huw: Sara Council. Joyce Ann Pate. lVIaryanna De-de. Kathryn Theodore, Hilda Willen, Mary Ruth Oakley. Alice Harrington, Marcella Duwen, MHl'fE,2ll'Cl Nichols. Jeanette Businu. Srcnnd Huw: Jane Wzmgnnvr, Marinn Snyder, Dnrnthv Suntt, Dorothy Murphy, Wilma Armstrong, Joan Mc'Grutl:-r, Elizabeth Kirkhani, Luis Reynolds, Lorene Laughlin, Want-tu Pell. Catherine Marietta. Joyce O'Ruurke. Libby Concannon, Margaret Boyce. Third Huw: Elizabt-tli Smith. Christine Van Devanter, Elnora Swaiin, Mr. Eberhart. Mr, Hunter, M11 Breiclenhaugli, Jane McCamplJcll, Len Miller. Peggy Trenary. Mary Nasser, xvlllllil Reds-iilnaclier. Kathryn Carnahan, Unpicturecl: Susanne Czirter. COMMERCE CLUB Highlights of the activities of the Connnerce Club this year were a get-acquainted party. Ko1n1nerce Kick-off , an aclclress to Club ineinlners by M11 Belzer of the Indiana Bell Telephone Company. and a style shnw. Given by ineinhers of the club. D President Susanne Carter Vice-President Wanda Larew Secretary Ruth Criss Treasurer Jane McCa1npbell 60 J ATI-IENAEUM . l Athenaeum is the organization of physical education majors which at- tempts, through closer companionship. to further the principles and ideals 5 for which the Physical Education department stands. Athenaeum was or- 5 ganized in 1923: its emblem is the laurel wreath: its colors are gold and : white. Many of the activities are annual ones. The Christmas party was held at the Allendale Lodge. Members sold concessions at the Wabash Valley Basketball Tournament. Camp was held at Na-wa-kwa, McCormicks Creek from May 25-27. The annual senior If party was in the form of a dinner. Officers for the year were: President, Betty Steffyg vice-president, Margaret Broadhurst: secretary, Geneva Hall: and treasurer. Jane Lewis. Seated. left to right: LaFern Price. Dorothy Shields. Margaret Broadliurst, Melanie Liesse. Pat Mulvihill. Toody Dunagan, Wilma Redenbacher. Ruth Gleason. Bette Shepard. Terry Sufak. Betty Rogers. Betty Mitcltem, Margaret Boyce. June Sebree. Betty Steffy. Standing: Libby Concannon. Margaret Burt. Joyce Rourke. La Vaughn Martin. Janell Greenwell, Marjory Emniert. i - 5 t .ff-1 J... .. Seated. left to right: Marv Ella Tranbarger, Ruth Work, Helen Butwin. Ruth Robinson, Susanna Brown. Alice Kirchner. Standing, left to right: Anna May Haney, Virginia Gaston. Alice Ritter, Virginia Dalton. Clara Grube. COLLEGE TRI President . , .. , .,,, Helen Butwin Vice-President , ,,,,, Susanna Brown Secretary , ,.,,Anna Mae Raney Treasurer , ..,.,,. Ruth Cv. Work College Tri is a service organization on the campus and has as its sponsors Mrs. Lawrence Eberly and Dean Charlotte S. Burford. College Tri annually Sponsors the May Song Fest, one of the highlights of the school year. Other major activities of the organization are entertaining the members of the Good Cheer Club. a group of blind people and a tea given for the June graduates of the city high schools. Initiation services were held at the home of former president. Mary Ella Tranbarger. early this year. 62 ,4- J-q,,., Q RADIO A Roifn'l Talfle discussion group gives Weekly broadcasts concerning current news topics and problems. Seated at the speakers' table are Dean Dalton. Rose Marie Pilsitz, Dean An- nakin, Marian Snyder. Williaiii Watson, and George Tade. Announcing is James White. A visitor from the Philippines, Mr. Santos, who brought friendly greet- ings to I.S.T.C, from his people. The studio orchestra, under the direction of lVIr. Bryant, provides many pleasant programs for the listening audience MO11 The Banks of the Wabash . Seated: Pat Young. Pat Phillips. LaFerne Price. Jean Campbell. Mary Ella Tranbarger. Betty Ferree. Kava Kundrat. Rosemary Blackburn. Lora Gail Keller. Kathryn Fangman, Shirley Peterson. Mary Daniel, Peggy Hallock. Martha White. Rose Marie Pilsitz, Standing: Mr. Paul Carmack. Helen Bovle. Ida Whitingill. Roseanna Burke. Phyllis Hitch. George Johnston. Max Bender, Joe Wleklinski, Richard King, Owen Antrim, Eric Bickley, John Roedel. Robert Greenway. Dr, Morris. SPEAKERS BUREAU The Indiana State Teachers College Speakers Bureau is now in its fourth year of activity. Organized during the school year of 1941-42, when students were listed with the Civilian Defense Committee under the direction of Dr. H. J. Pierce, it has grown steadily. Today requests come from both Indiana and Illinois. and programs have been presented in all parts of the Wabash Valley. Listings of the bureau include book reviews. interpretive readings. cuttings of plays. debates. discussions. forums. and general speeches on a wide variety of subjects. The most popular listing during the 1944-45 school year was a panel discussion on problems of international peace. Mrs. Pat Young has been student director since the Speakers Bureau was organized four years ago, and Pat Phillips has become assistant director. 64 DEBATE TEAM During the recent fall and spring, the Debate squads have had one of their most active and successful seasons. Indiana State debaters shared top honors with Northwestern in a debate and discussion conference on the Iowa State campus. Ellis Anderson was named outstanding Victory Speakern of the contestants from the 17 Mid-VVest colleges. Patricia Young placed second in Extempore Speech. State debaters placed 4th among the 100 teams meeting at Illinois Stale Normal University. State teams reached their peak performance while acting as hosts for Indiana State's Hrst intercollegiate tourney held on the local campus. Twenty-nine teams from 10 colleges dc- bated. Of the total of 104 debates Indiana State dcbaters won 53, lost 27, and took part in 24 non-decision contests. Seated: Roseanna Burke, Joan Chandler, Ida Whittingill, Kaye Kundrat, Alice Swaim, Jean Campbell, Myra Janco. Standing: Mr. Carmack, Hugh Sullivan, Joe Wleklinski, James Simms. Don Hansen Dr. Morris. 65 , fi , 'fx iv - 1 .49 Q1 7.5 STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council served to further the best interests of the students on the campus in all matters which came within the province of the student body, Student Council members launched a program of investiga- tion for the improvement of campus conditions early in the year. This program included investigation of the housing situation, meal ticket plan, campus politics, Walden Hall problems, and plans for the council treasury. Dean Dalton and Carolyn Rybowiak were appointed to serve as co-chairmen for the World Student Service Fund Book Drive held on the campus. The council prepared to edit a handbook for the freshmen to help acquaint them with the rules and traditions of the college. Standing: Lorene Laughlin, Elsie Mae Sedgewick, Wanda Larew. Thelma Langley. Bob Rourke, Dean Dalton, Seated, left to right: Elizabeth Smith, Sara Council, Peggy Hallock, Carol Carlson, Carmen Purcell. Mary Alice Zimmer. Nedra Fisher, Dean Annakin, Rosemarye Blackburn. 66 Seated: Mary Jane Esche. Dr, Annakin, Glenn Von Tress, Miss Helen Reeve President Tirey, Dean Burford. Standing: John Roedel, Millicent Patterson, Leo Mencli. STUDENT UNION BOARD President . Glenn Von Tress Vice-Pres. . Lewis Eckerman Secretary Millicent Patterson The Union Building Board is a representative body of students and faculty which works with the director in order to bring about the greatest social, cultural, and personal development of the students, This Board consists of six students, four faculty members, and the Union Building director. 67 Standing: Virginia Peterson, Marian Snyder, Miss Helen Reeve, Virginia Harrell. Rose Marie Pilsitz, Susanne Carter, Rose Gheaja, Mary Manning. Seated, left to right: Carolyn Rybowiak. Marilyn Buchanan, Jane McCampbell, Dolores Cou-Zhlin. Amt' Manchak. Hazel Akins, Dorothy Scott, Chris Van Devanter, Virginia Scheer. Dorothv Finney, Jeanette Busing, Betty Mundy. Elizabeth Kirkham, Wilma Arnistroiig. WOMEN'S RESIDENCE l-IALLS COUNCIL President , ,, . Carolyn Rybowiak Vice-Pres. . . , Jane McCampbell Secreary ,, , , ,Amy Manchak Treasurer . H , Susanne Carter The House Council is the governing body of all dormitory girls. It strives to keep alive the former spirit of life in the Women's Residence Hall. The Council sponsors many social activities throughout the school year, including a banquet honoring all new dorm girls who entered school in the fall, the annual Christmas Starlight Buffet Supper, and several other informal parties for girls of both halls, 68 QQ an ,-0 aw, HJX 'pf .27 Top Row: Rosemarye Blackburn, Jeanette Busing, Carol Carlson, Peggy Hallock, Ellen Hansen, Lora Gail Keller. Lorene Laughlin. Bottom How: Esther Lehman, Jane Lewis. Jane McCampbell. Waneta Pell, Rose Marie Pierce, Wanda Rainey. Helen Stark. WOMEN'S LEAGUE President ...,, . . Carol Carlson Vice-President . . Ellen Hansen Secretary ,,,,, .. . Esther Lehman Treasurer ....,, Rosemarie Pierce Custodian .. . , ,Jane lVlcCampbell Publicity ., ,.,, . . . ,,., . . ,. H. . Peggy Hallock Women's League is the intersorority council. made up of the presidents of the nine sororities and the officers of the League, As one of the most active organizations on the campus. they sponsor dances, drives, formulate rush rules and work for the benefit of the girls on the campus in every way possible. This year the rush rules were greatly revised to make the 1'ush season more fair to each sorority and more adapted to the needs of the freshman women. The November term was begun with a mixer for the V-12 unit and civilian students. It was continued by a tea for all freshman women. Each sorority cooperated in the T B drive by helping to sell stamps and by contributing a set amount. They also participated in the lVlardi Gras, to celebrate the New Year. This is the new event on the campus which the W01nen's League plans to sponsor annually. The Crystal Ball is the high spot in the life of the sorority girl. Each year the League sponsors it with great success. Wonien's League sponsored a musical ad tea to begin the celebration of the 75th Anniversary of the college. lt was a very lovely and enjoyable enter- tainment for students, alumni, and other interested persons. 69 .-7,,--r- 1 ., 1 ..v,,,.,3 I f ,'Jf,. 'IJ V. - W 4 Fe . ,, I r K Bottom Rowz Roger Schumacher, Henry Covert, Harrv Anclt-'i'son. Seeond Rowi Leo ltleneh, lvlorris Leighton. Jesee Staiicliwh. George Stealv, John Stn:-el-Iiiigt-r, Top Row: Bill Brown. Nick Swint'oi'd, Everett Taylor, Ralph Westland. I IVIEIXVS CLUB The I lVIen's organization is macle up of all men who have earned I awards in varisty sports. It endeavors to uphold the high stanclarclg of C0111- petitive sports. During the war its activities have been limited to a great extent. Formerly. the eluh helpefl maintain various tl'ElClll,lOI1S, such as furnish- ing green caps to freshmen and being responsible for concessions at tourna- ment ancl school games. The enrollment has been reclucecl eonsiderably in comparison with membership of previous years. 70 EN Wx .SQ Peggy Shanahan, Rose Schaeffer. Rita Smith, Sue Gerdink, Marion Wcust. Alice Hirt. Frances Burke, Miss Wisely, Peggy Flaherty, Marjory Rassel, Ruth Gleason, Betty O'Laughlin, Rosemary Yuknes, Dolores Letzkus, Peggy Gallagher, Mary Kay Reder. Rose Marie Pilsitz. Jean Mullen, Terry Sufak, Dorothy Mundy, Pat Jockel, Valeria Valcnte. Patty Fox, Meg Ohm, Marion Weust, Jack lVlurtaugh. Don Schabel, Bob Rourke. Bob Draper, Jerry Sabatino, Larry Badylak. Joe Wleklinski, Tom Neal, Charles Blood, John gurns, John Erlenborn, Dick Gagnon, Reagan, Ed Chartier, Carlos Corona and Father orman. NEWMAN CLUB President. , . ,Patricia Fox Vice-President H ,Charles Blood, A. S. Secretary ,,,,, . Ruth Gleason COR' Q Q Treasurer . Robert Draper Q x.ntX1'l'll1.., 4 John Erlenborn, A. S. 0 S Q 9 it ' 1 - - q 2 C aplam ,, , , Fat ie1 Gorman '.: E 5' ' ff y 5 -I Q Q' The Newman Club, a national organization for . L ,Q Z fb Catholic students. sponsored a program this year featuring Father Hubbard, the famous Arctic Ex- , plorer. Other main activities of the year have been monthly communion breakfasts, guest speakers at semi-monthly meetings, and social affairs, including dances, picnics. parties, and teas. 71 Front Row: Dorothy Opell. Genevieve Mayle, Mina Anderson, Betty Brocker, Sara Shake, Virginia Yager, Beth Nash, Barbara Ackerman, Muriel Wolf, Elizabeth Smith, Mary Jo Seamon. Second Row: Roxie Stigler, Mildred Moore, Lorene Laughlin, Mary Jane Fsche, Joan Cromwell, Frances Miller, Frances Burke, Marylee Aker, Henrietta Brewer, Marion Weust, Jane Lind, Martha Jean Gordon, Kitty Jean Price, Margaret Monninger, Helen Wools, Electra Ulbrich, Jane Waggoner, Maryanna Dede, Third Row: Miss Crawford, Martha Trout, Jane Snyder, Joyce Strong, Mary Alice Klein, Rose Schaeffer, Martha Lord, Kathryn Dougherty, Jane Hamilton, and Rosemarye Blackburn. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President .,,,.,..,,, ,..,,., L orene Laughlin A 1 Vice-President ,r., .......,, M ina Anderson ,g i Secretary ,.,.,,,, ,.,,..,. M ary Jane Esche X Treasurer ....... Mildred Moore H nmumm Recorder ..,,., ,,,,., E thel Mae Miller L Reporter rr..,r Marylee Aker ' K' VE One of the biggest social events of the year is ? the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, which is sponsored I 'tx iam:-V, by members of the Home Economics Club. This .i e---1' gala affair features a box supper auction, preced- ing the selection of Daisy Mae and L'Lil Abner . Being one of the largest organizations of the de- partmental groups, this club initiated thirty-six members at the annual formal dinner. 72 ELEMENTARY CLUB 'TW President .. ,,,,,, , Carolyn Rybowiak Giga? X-9 Vice-President .. ,,,Amy Manchak 'V-sl7'r Secretary , .,.,,, .Lois Isom W fl Q 7 1' 0' Treasurer Marie Myers ' fi if JK , ' ,FT -f l ' Lx ry, sang: Since the purpose of this club, as a branch of In ,,.,.. ,K I ' the Association for Childhood? Education. is to ilk lil H i ' ' ' ia bring together those who are interested in elemen- 1' L. 1'2f,,i .. J f tary education, social and educational meetings were '- held to discuss the problems and possibilities of that Held. Front Row: Kathryn Lindsey, Jewell Pettiford, Amy Manchak, Carolyn Rybowlak. Lois Isom, Mary Jane Zabel. Second Row: Bettv Stombaugh, Virginia Peterson. Clara Gruhc. Bertie Clark. Rose Gheaja, Pat Keiglv. Helen Johnson, Dorotliv Stoder, Be-ttv Jam- McWilliams, Grace Sargent. Dorothy Olsen, Harriett Seller. Third Row: Erma MclVlillen, Clara McQueen. Dorothy Owens. Marcena Crundwell. Pat Jockel, Miss Norma. Rae Whitmire, Doris Ward. Jayne Belden, Martha Tucker. 73 PAIVIARISTA President ..,,,, ,.... Rosemarye Blackburn Vice President ,. ,, ,,,,,,,, Jane lVIcCampbell Secretary ...... ,,,,,,,, M ary Jane Esche Treasurer ,, H ......,, Jeanette Busing Pamarista, organized on the campus in 1938, is the women's honorary organization made up of upperclass women who are outstanding in their work for the college, extra-curricular activi- ties, and scholarship abilities. The organization is mainly devoted to service for the school and community. Membership is limited to thirty members at any one time, and new pledges are an- nounced bi-annually at Homecoming and the May Song Fest. Pamarista strived this year to do outstanding work to help with the war effort. This fall Pamarista members conducted the Community Chest Drive on the campus, and in the spring a convocation was held to open the Red Cross Drive. With the Student Council and Blue Key, Pamarista helped with the book drive for the World Students' Service Fund. A leather drive in the city and on the campus was successfully carried out, and the collection was sent to service men in the hospitals for therapy work. 74 PAMARISTA gf 75 Rosemarye Blackburn Patricia Brunton Jeanette Busing Jean Campbell Shirley Campbell Katherine Chalos Marcena Crundwell Mary Daniels Patches Egloff Mary Jane Esche Martha Jean Gordon Audrey Green Peggy Hallock Alice Margaret Harrington Alice Hirt Lora Gail Keller Jane Lewis Jane McCamobell Mary Margaret Miller Minta Newliouse Millicent Patterson Shirley Peterson Rose Marie Pierce Rose Marie Pilsitz Kitty Jean Price Carmen Purcell Leona Purcell Wanda Ramey Marjory Rassel Betty Schenk Elsie Sedgewick Seated: Roseanna Burke, Jean Campbell, Pat Young. Myra Janco. Standing: Dr. Dewey Annal-rin, Richard King, Owen Antrim, Mr. Paul Carmack. TAU KAPPA ALPHA President , ,,.,, ,.,,, lVI rs. Patricia Young Vice-President . , ., , Jessie McCune Secretary ,,.i,,, ,,., . , ,.,..,, Myra Janco Publicity Director ,Roseanna Burke Tau Kappa Alpha, national honorary forensic fraternity, is an active organization on the campus. This group sponsors all forensic activities includ- ing speech contests, speakers bureau, and the promotion of better speech for all students. The members meet once each month for a dinner meeting. At this time all business is revieved and this is followed by a discussion of some current world topic. 76 Hai ,4- Vg lab 'wx RSV pn Top Row: Eric Bickley, Virginia Burnett, Jean Campbell. Shirley Campbell. Carol Carlson, Mr. Paul Carmack. Second Row: Rhoberta Clark. Mary Daniels, Kathryn Fangman. Rose Gheaja. Peggy Hallock, Alice Margaret Harrington. Jane McCampbell. Third Row: Shirley Peterson. Rose Marie Pilsitz. Rosemary Rigele, Rosemary Seal, John Roedel. John Vaughan. Martha White. Rosemarye Blackburn is not a member of Theta Alpha Phi. THETA ALPHA Pl-ll President ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,, Peggy Hallock Vice-President ,,,,,, ,....,, M ary Jo Riggle Secretary .... ,,,,,, J ane McCampbell Treasurer ,,,, ,..... J ean Campbell Historian .,..,,,.,,,.,,,,,,.,, ....,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,, . , , Martha White The Indiana Delta chapter of Theta Alpha Phi announced the pledging of the following people during the 1944-45 season: Virginia Burnett. Carol Carlson. Bertie Clark. Kathryn Fangman, Rose Gheaja, Alice Margaret Harrington, Treva Hibbs, Lora Gail Keller. Rosemary Seal. Martha White, and Dolores Coughlin. Paul Carmack was made an honorary member. Theta Alpha Phi sponsored the performance of Uncle Harry. The members were in the production and were heads of all crews. 77 11 N . 45,4 -,-.. .., VT fwllgtsy 'Ek ' wQEX?:M-1: 1 -Q t ic - ,R N ,, 1. X 4 if Y I' R, '39 ' 3 we Q Q Top Row: Marilyn Buchanan, Lora Gahimer. Ruth Ann Harrison, Treva Hibbs. Second Row: Wanda Larew, Barbara Miller, Mary Margaret Miller, Barbara Rinehart. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA President . ,,,, ...., ...,,.rr T r eva Hibbs Vice-President .... .Ruthann Harrison Secretary ,,,,. , .,,, Barbara Rinehart Treasurer ,,,,., Lora May Gahimer Chaplain . . , Mary Margaret Miller Members of Sigma Alpha Iota, national professional music fraternity for women. participated in several programs and recitals this year. The pledge recital and a program of contemporary American music were given in the Student Union Ballroom. Treva Hibbs, mezzo soprano, was a featured soloist with the Terre Haute Civic Symphony. Lora May Gahimer, pianist, and Treva Hibbs were presented in senior recitals. Martha Hardaway, French hornist. played as soloist in the college band concert: and Marilyn Buchanan, cellist, was soloist with the college orchestra. 78 - . a . . . TX: .xSQmNN3:i .xi xx ,.,:.b..,,,.,. A , ff-.s.-f. Y V, . ,l :rl .JQZZ .1 , Jifsj' Q '3:f':- :1aZ1?gi'f -' I f ,ik Nl. ' '- , . Q . ., . Ei? ,ffl . 1 I x 1. wx K X H 'sinfti'--.sQ, , .1 N ix.-1 -- I 1 .. Q xx NON A X XE a K.kQs gg so x xx SQ- 94 xx' M ., Q ' fx 'gn X X N QC X A f-by i 6 5 is A Q is . I X Q X K X -F 5 Ex Y X xx N 7 X K Q X t X X ' A X xx N sum X R N 5 z X X xx N A F 5 K X X c. en-ix XE -A X ,Xa aw ak- X ? X X A X xx '-5' A 15 . s H- W T'-i--5 'ff ','A ' x9f .i '1'i , V HZ ,Q f ' ? mf . . ?? 3:34 fi .A A go, lx 5 X -X . ' 3- X yan :gps .4 ,'-air., .- , '- .FII 4.3.1 is-. . -. -- J? N -, 1- .1 .i'iNrsY'-Ps.-Sv' -, N , H Eckerman, Lewis, Kirk, Davidg Mench, Leog Mermis, Alvin, Roedel, Johng Vaughan, John, Von Tress. Glenn. Unpictured: Dalton. Dean, Foreman, Guy: Beall, Thomas. BLUE KEY President .,......... ,.,,.. D ean A. Dalton Vice-President ,.,,,,,,,, A,,, , ,,David J. Kirk Secretary-Treasurer ...., ..Guy F. Foreman The Indiana State Teachers College chapter of Blue Key, national men's honor society, under the leadership of former president Lewis Eckerman, continued its program of service to Indiana State during the 1944-45 school year. The annual Christmas tree was provided and decorated for the campus. Other projects, with Blue Key as co-sponsor, were the Red Cross drives, book drives, and other war tirne activities. On April 2, 1945, Dean Dalton, Guy Foreman, and Thomas Beall were initiated into the local chapter. 79 915 ' my x ,,.Kf:.j.i -1 , Nz 5 X Qix t c :'- , 5 PN in .AK an Ni vw.- '? ' 4-ws WN Trip Rowi Marv Aitken, Jeanette Bnsing, Inalie Cline, Mary Jane Esche. Second Row: Gnv Foreman. Lora Mae Gahinier, Ellen Hansen, Jane Lewis. Third Row: Mary Margaret Miller. Leona Purcell, Ruth Robinson, John Vaughan. Fourth How: Martha Whitc, Mary Jane Zabel. Mary Alice Zimmer. KAPPA DELTA PI President , , Mary Jane Zabel Vice-President Mary Margaret Miller Secretary , ,,.., Mary Aitken Treasurer , ,, Prof. Ora Rumple Historian . Mary Alice Zimmer Alpha Kappa chapter of Kappa Delta Pi. national honor society in Edu- cation. is a society which strives to raise the standards and ideals of teaching, hy encouraging high scholarship among the students in the College. The yearly activities include a convocation for all students of the college and a tea for freshmen students of high scholastic standing, Indiana State Teachers College was selected to act as host for the Kappa Delta Pi regional convention in March, hut due to government restrictions on travel, this meeting was cancelled. 80 Jerrie MCG1'eW. Amy Fick, Pat Hopewell, Wilma Berg. Roberta Throckmaitin Alic Margaret Harrington, Leia Hinman. Rosalie Mans, Bernard Stuvel, Margaiet Monnmgei Jane Porter. KAPPA PI President ,,,. Alice Harrington Vice-President ,, Wiliiia Berg Secretary ,. ., ..Margaret Monninger Treasurer . ,Elise Meyer Kappa Pi. sponsored by Miss June Rynerson. sponsored weekly Art Leagues, at which times demonstrations of pottery were given by Miss Sackstederg weaving exhibits were shown by Miss Rynersong techniques with the air brush by Mrs. Swanderg puppet shows by Elise Meyer: tie-dyes by Alice Harrington and Mary Boaz: and sawdust animals by Mary Boaz. The Animal Fairn, an interesting activity. was held in the Fine Arts Building, and gave the campus a Queen of the Bees . Special concessions were the wishing well, caricature booth, and various card games. 81 ifmffiimfkpfk C. QR KVZIQN 2 MEAJRSQ 1, M Classes . . . what a clzange since the Indiana Stale Normal School days . . . men in Navy blue . . . women dominaiing ine classrooms . . . serious-minded youll: . . . a desire for learning . . . new yields . . new oppor- lunifies . . . all of ilzese, evidences of classroom dis- cussions, lectures, and round fable groups. LASSIE.Sf LORRAINE FRANK G xi' , Mr. A if ' V sw 3 X ' E' ' tx X iv Ne E x K-. . -. 'Q 5 'K ' Xe-af SENIUR CLASS li QV President ,.,,.. ., ,,,,, John Roedel Vice-President , ,Jane Hamilton l Secretary ,,,,,,, , ,.,, Virginia Shew A Treasurer , ,, ,,.,. .Jane Lewis l it The graduates of 1945 began celebration at the early part of the school year. On Foundation Day, in January, Indiana State celebrated her seventy- Hfth birthday. At the ceremony John Roedel, senior class president, made the pledge of S500, a traditional activity. with the graduating class. Miss Grace Devaney received the pledge this year. A Foundation Day tea was held in the ballroom of the Student Union Building, and many other activities pre- ceded commencement. Because of the wartime acceleration in school programs, a number of juniors completed their studies and graduated with the class of 1945, No Navy V-12 men were able to receive a degree in this year's class, 84 ADAMS, WANETTA, B.S., Rosedale, Ind. AITKEN, MARY MAXINE, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Vice-Pres. of Poet's Club, Sec-Recorder of Kappa Delta Pi, Eclectic, Student Radio Forum. ALLSHOUSE, PEARL, B.S., East Chicago, Ind. Epsilon Delta Sorority, Commerce Club, Sycamore Players, Eclectic Club, Poet's Club, Blue Book, Future Teachers of America, Statesman. ANDERSON, MINA ETHEL, B.S., Lyons, Ind. Psi Theta Sorority, W.A.A., Home Ec, Club, Athenaeum. BAXTER, BETTIE LOU, Elementary B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Elementary Club. BENSON, MARY ELLEN, B.S., Bridgeton, Ind. Band, Orchestra, A Cappella Choir. Omega Sigma Chi, Iota Rho Chi, Math. Club. BERG, WILMA N., A.B.. Terre Haute, Ind. Kappa Pi-Vice Pres.. Pi Gamma Mu-Sec. Treas., Modern Language Club-Sec. Treas., Delta Sigma Sorority. BERNING, MARGUERITE. B.S., Fort Wayne, Ind. Epsilon Delta. BLACKBURN, ROSEMARYE BREEZE, B.S., Home Economics Spec., Mt. Vernon, Ind. Delta Sigma Sorority, Pres., Press Club. Treas.. Home EC. Club, Sycamore Players. Aquatic Club, Statesman, Sycamore Staff, Ink Sense Staff, Blue Book, Pied Pipings, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Homecoming Committee. Speech Conference, Student Council, Pres., treas.. Women's League, Vice-Pres., Pamarista, Pres., Vice-Pres., Delta Phi Eta, Speech Bureau, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. BOYLE, HELEN ELIZABETH, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Kappa Kappa Sorority, Poets Club, Dolphin Club, Speakers Bureau, Newman Club, Home Ec, Club. BROCKQER, BETTY, B.S., Cortland, Ind. BROWN, SUSANNA, B.S.. Newcastle, Ind. BROWNE, ELLEN LOUISE. B.S., Terre Haute. Ind. Mu Zeta. BRUNTON, PATRICIA, B.S., Morocco. Ind. Gamma Gamma, Band. Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Pamarista. Iota Rho Chi, Sec.. Statesman, Sycamore Players. BUSING, JEANETTE, B.S.. Haubstade. Ind. Pi Omega Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, Epsilon Delta, Pres.. Pamarista. gfclgesis, Womens League, Who's Who, Orchestra, Commerce u . CHAGARES, GEORGE, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Band, Orchestra, Choir, Freshman Debate, Iota Rho Chi, Sycamore Players. CLARK, RAHLETHA STOCKTON, B.S., Morgantown, Ind. Poet's Club, Vice-Pres., Elementary Club, Pi Gamma Mu. CLINE, INALIE, AB., Terre Haute, Ind. Latin Club, Pres., Sigma Pi Rho, Kappa Delta Pi. CLINGERMAN, DOROTHY, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Alpha. COBB, MRS, GENE, B.S., Springfield, Mo. Kappa Kappa. CORRELL, MARY ELIZABETH, B.S., Robinson, Ill, Mu Zeta, Pres.. Sec., Women's League, Commerce Club, Future Teachers of America. 85 fi ,ja .rv- 5,1 1-Y' -:T QPR I . fd qv- 5-' 4-PM :fhf ' -' T 4.1 ' . ,JL 9 ti lx 1 i i -1' E f Q5 i i i N . , .Y ati?-.is 49' aw L f -7, i . 1 'Will - 0'-fs ' 1 ,vm Q... 'kr' .ar ,DQ -, xi . ,. ' W CRUNDWELL, MARCENA, B.S., East Chicago, Ind. Kappa Kappa, Elementary Club. Press Club, Sycamore Players, Eclectic Club. Poet's Club, Aquatic Club, Statesman, Sycamore, Blue Book, Pied Pipings, Chorus, Homecoming Committee, Pamarista, Delta Phi Eta. DANIELS, MARY. B.S.. Special Music, Tangier, Ind. Omega Sigma Chi, Sycamore Players, Orchestra, Band, Chorus. A Cappella Choir, Speech Conference. Speakers Bureau, Story Princess of Music Box, Women's League. Vice-Pres.. Pamar- ista, Theta Alpha Pi, Iota Rho Chi, DAVIES, WILL ROLAND, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. DOUGI-EIRTY, KATHRYN M., B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Psi Theta. Home EC. Club. DOWEN, MARCELLA. B. S., Carbon. Ind. Delta Sigma, Future Teachers of America. W.A.A.. Commerce Club. ECKERMAN. LEWIS. B.S.. Terre Haute. Ind. Delta Lambda Sigma. Pres., Treas., Blue Key, Pres.. I-Men's, Vice-Pres., Who's Who, Student Council, Newman Club, Football, Fr. Numeral and Varsity, Capt., Student Union Board. Student Welfare Committee. EGGLESTON, JEAN LOUCKS, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Omega Sigma Chi, Commerce Club, Eclectic. FANGMAN, KATHRYN, B.S., Osgood. Ind. Theta Alpha Phi, Sycamore Players, W.A.A., Home Ec. Club, Speakers Bureau, College Tri. FOREMAN, GUY FORREST, B.S., Bachelor of Music, Michigan City, Ind. Assistant Conductor of College Band and Orchestra, Studio Orchestra, Choir. Iota Rho Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Vice-Pres. FERREE, BETTY, B,S,, Terre Haute, Ind. FULLMAN, MARY, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. GAHIMER. LORA MAY, B.S., Anderson. Ind. Speech Bureau, Choir, Band, Orchestra, Pres., Iota Rho Chi, Studio Orchestra, Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra, Sigma Alpha Iota, Treas.. Omega Sigma Chi, Kappa Delta Pi. A Cappella Choir. Convocation Committee, Senior Piano Recital, Recipient of Honors Award. GRUBE. CLARA. B.S., Elementary, Terre Haute. Ind. College TTri, Psi Theta, Elementary Club, Vice-Pres. of College Tri. HALBERSTADT, RUTH MARIAN. B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Delta Sigma, Elementary Club. HALL, GENEVA, B.S,, Terre Haute, Ind. Psi Theta. HALLOCK, PEGGY, A.B.. TeTrre Haute, Ind. Press Club, Sycamore, Spanish Club. Statesman. Speech Con- ference. Speaker's Bureau. Student Council, Parnarista, Wo- men's League, Theta Alpha Phi, Pres., Kappa Kappa, Reporter, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. HAMILTON, JANE ADAIR, B.S., Connersville, Ind. Delta Sigma, Home Ec. Club, Pres., Vice-Pres.. Sycamore Players, Eclectic Club, Modern Language Club, Senior Class Treas. HANSEN, ELLEN MARIE, B.S., Denver. Ind. Pi Omega Pi, Pres.. Women's League, Pres., Kappa Delta Pi, Omega Sigma Chi, Commerce Club. HARRINGTON. ALICE MARGARET. B.S.. Terre Haute, Ind.. Delta Sigma. Kappa Pi, Pres.. Pi Omega Pi. Commerce Club. Theta Alpha Phi, Sycamore Players, Statesman, Homecoming Committee, Orchesis, Future Teachers of America, Pamarista. HARRIOTT. JANE. B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Alpha. HARRISON, RUTHANN, B.S.. Anderson. Ind. Sigma Alpha Iota, Vice-Pres., Band, Orchestra, Iota Rho Chi, Student-Faculty Athletic Committee. Choir, Sycamore Players. 86 HELMS. LAURA, B.S., Indianapolis, Ind. HIBBS. TREVA JEAN, B.S., Special Music, Terre Haute, Ind. Sigma Alpha Iota, Pres., Lambda Delta Phi, Sycamore Players, Business Manager, Theta Alpha Phi, Iota Rho Chi, Terre Haute Symphony Soloist, Orchestra. Band, Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Advisory Board of College Orchestra. HOLMES, DOROTHY JEAN, B.S., Brazil, Ind. Gamma Gamma, Commerce Club, Home Ec. Club, Future Teachers of America. I-IOWALD, KATHRYN A.. B.S., Brazil, Ind. Mu Zeta, Elementary Club. ISOM, LOIS BERNICE, B.S., Bedford, Ind. Delta Sigma, Elementary Club, Sec., Future Teachers of America. KELLER, LORA GAIL, B.S., Covington, Ind. Bibliophiles, Publicity Chairman, Campus Publicity Committee, Psi Theta, Pres.. Sec., Reporter, Sycamore Players, Theta Alpha Phi, Pamarista. Statesman, Blue Book, Editor. '44-'45. Press Club, Treas., Sycamore, Speakers Bureau, Future Teachers of America, Women's League. KIRCHNER, ALICE, B.S., Sullivan, Ind. Bibliophile Club, Commerce Club, Delta Sigma, College Tri. Future Teachers of America. KIRK, DAVID J.. B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Delta Lambda Sigma, Pres.., Chaplain, Alpha Phi Omega, Vice-Pres., I-Men's Club, Blue Key, Cheer Leader. Sycamore Players, Press Club, Aquatic Club, Industrial Arts Club. Orchesis, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Statesman, Assistant Advertising Manager and Advertising Manager, and Business Manager, Gen. Chairman Decorations Committee for Homecoming, Chairman of Publicity and Ad- vertising Committee of Freshman Class, Chairman of Christ- mas Seal Drive, Sycamore, Sports Editor. LAUGHLIN, LORENE, BS., Terre Haute, Ind. Omega Sigma Chi, Pres., Home Ec. Club, Pres., Student Council, Women's League. Commerce Club, Future Teachers of America. LEWIS, GLADYS JANE, B.S., Newport, Ind. W.A.A., W.A.A. Council, Athenaeum Club, Treas., Iota Rho Chi, Pamarista. House Council, Sycamore Players, Band, Choir, Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra, Epsilon Delta, Rush Captain, Basketball and Volleyball coach, Vice-Pres., Senior Class, Kappa Delta Pi, Student-Faculty Athletic Committee. LIESSE, MELANIE JEAN. B.S., Whiting, ilnd, Future Teachers of America, Elementary Club, Psi Theta, W.A.A., Athenaeum. LINDSEY, KATHRYN. B.S., New Albany, Ind. MCCAMPBELL. JANE, B.S., Marshall, Ind, Epsilon Delta, Vice-Pres., Pamarista, Women's League, Syca- more Players, Theta Alpha Phi, Treas., Commerce Club, W,A.A., Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Eclectic Club, Freshman Pamarista Award, Walden Hall, Vice- Pres., Treasurer Junior Class, MCGRUDER, AUDREY JEAN, B.S., Indianapolis, Ind. Statonian Club, Pres, Commerce Club, Home Ee. Club, Delta Sigma Theta, Public Speakers Bureau, Debate Team. MCMILLEN, ERMA, B.S., Indianapolis, Ind. MARIETTA, MARIE CATHERINE, B.S., Blanford, Ind, Omega Sigma Chi. Commerce Club, Future Teachers of Amer- Omega Sigma Chi, Commerce Club, Future Teachers of America. MAYLE, GENEVIEVE, B.S., Harmonv, Ind. College Tri, Sec., Home Ec. Club, Bibliophile Club, Sec., Treas. MENCH, LEO, B.S., Chicago, Ill. Blue Key, I-Men's Club. MEYER, ELSIE, B.S., Clinton, Ind. Kappa Kappa. MILLER, MARY MARGARET, B.S., New Ross, Ind. Kappa Delta Pi. Vice-Pres., Pamarista, Chaplain Sigma Alpha Iota, Band. Pres., Orchestra, Choir, Student Council. gkmega Sigma Chi, Home Ec. Club. Iota Rho Chi, A Cappella oir. 87 . -,..' X i f Q X x tk K va N is 1. f N t R 'Q 4 X X M X X x X Juv. 'nl' aim' -' 1' . . ...x c - s,-gf, .rx .+ . 3, i N I az.--. 5. - is Q' iw... .3 -X. - ' Ivfrf A f' ' ' ,ci - r E9 ' I 1 . - f r.. . ' 1: 4. A -1 I 0 i . .J ,. x. 'fi' ' ' 'P 'Q i ' t if-.5 f Qt , , , if Q, v .5::,.21.,3:. 421. :Q-f.'. , 4 'igsax X' X 1143 df' X Q... 3179-N. .ur HB3 .-2' .W m4 .J 'Wise g rdf? .RS 'ist MYERS, ELSIE MARIE, B.S., Clinton, Ind. Treas. Elementary Club, Wesley Foundation-Worship. MYERS, ESTHER, Dugger. Ind., B.S., Theta. Iota Rho Chi, Orchestra, Band, Chorus, Cappella oir. NASSER, MARY, B.S.. Terre Haute, Ind. Commerce Club, F. T. A., Modern Language, Future Commerce Teachers. OHM, MARGARET ANN, B.S.. Terre Haute, Ind. Alpha, Math Club, Newman Club. PATE, JOYCE ANN, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Lambda. Commerce Club, Pi Omega Pi. PATTERSON, MILLICENT MARTIN, B.S., Terre Haute. Ind. Treas. Alpha, Union Board, Pamarista, Theta Alpha Phi, Sycamore Players, Sycamore Staff. Press Club, Eclectic, Speakers Bureau, Orchesis. PAULINE, MARGARET, BS., Terre Haute, Ind. Alpha, Homecoming Committee. '44. PELL, WANETA MARIE, B.S., Brazil, Indiana. Pres. Mu Zeta Sorority, Commerce Club, Future Teachers of America, Future Commerce Teachers Club, Homecoming Committee. Women's League, Chairman Wabash Valley Book- keeping Contest. PETERSON, SHIRLEY JEANNE, A.B., Terre Haute, Ind. Alpha Sorority, Sycamore Players, Theta Alpha Phi, Spanish Club, Statesman, Speakers' Bureau, Pamarista. PET'ERSON, VIRGINIA MAE, B.S., Osgood. Ind. Elementary Club, Future Teacher's of America. PETTIFORD. JEWELL. A.B., Terre Haute, Ind. Statonian Club. PETTY. BETTY JANE. B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Home Economics Club, Kappa Pi. PHELPS, JEANWETTA, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. PIERCE. ROSE MARIE, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Alpha Sorority, Vice-Pres. '43, '44, Pres. '44, '45, Pamarista, Women's League, Treas. '44-'45, Home Ec. Club, Commerce Club, Poet's Club, Student Council, '42-'44, Sec., '43-'44, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Beauty Queen. '42, Homecoming Queen, '43, Stellar Statesman, '44, College Convocations Committee, '43, '45, PIKE, RACHEL, B.S., Plainfield, Ind, Gamma Gamma Sorority. PILSITZ, ROSE MARIE, B.S., South Bend, Ind. Kappa Kappa Sorority, Commerce Club, Sycamore Players, Newman Club, Student Council, Pamarista, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Omega Pi. Theta Alpha Phi. President of Parsons Hall, Secretary Freshman Class, '41, Sec.-Treas. of Pi Omega Pi, Treas. Walden Hall. Who's Who '44, Commerce News, Junior Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, Speech Convention. PITMAN. NORMA, B.S., Prairie Creek. Ind. Psi Theta, Commerce Club, F. T. A. Bibliophile Club. PURCELL, CARMEN, B.S.. Terre Haute, Ind. Delta Sigma. Home Economic Club, Student Council, Women's League. Pamarista. Iota Rho Chi, Sigma Alpha Iota, Orchestra, Band, Chorus. Cappella Choir, Junior Prom Committee. PURCELL, LEONA, B.S., Logansport. Ind, Pres, Omega Sigma Chi, Home Economics Club, Women's League, Eclectic Club, Student Council. Pamarista, Kappa Delta Pi. RAMEY, WANDA, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind, Kappa Kappa Sorority Pres. '43 and '45, Pamarista Award for Outstanding freshman, '41, Vice Pres. of Sophomore Class, Sec'y. of Junior Class, Treasurer, Pamarista, '43-'44, Pres. '44-'45, Tau Kappa Alpha, Sec. Theta Alpha Phi, Sycamore Players, Vice Pres. '42, Press Club, Alpha Phi Gamma, Ass't. Radio Division '43-'45, Director of Campus Revue. '43, Woman's League, Statesman Staff, '41-'43, Sycamore Staff, '41-'42, Chairman Morning Devotions, '42-'44, Stellar Statesman, '44, Who's Who '44-'45, Eclectic Club, Homecoming Committee, '43-'44, Prom Committee '44. REDER, MARY CATHERINE, A.B., Terre Haute, Ind. Alpha Sec. '44, Sec. of Math Club, Eclectic Club, 2nd Vice Pres., Poet's Club, Sec. Newman Club, Sycamore Staff, Foreign Language Club, Prom Attendent '44. 88 RICHARDSON, VIRGIE, B.S., Monroe City, Ind. Psi Theta. RIGGLE, MARY JO, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Delta Sigma, Sycamore Players, Orchesis, Theta Alpha Phi. Vice Pres., Speakers' Bureau, Chairman of Freshman Tea for fall of '44. ROBINSON, GRACE RUTH, B.S., Carbon, Ind. Omega Sigma Chi, College Tri, Commerce Club, Math Club, Pres., Kappa Delta Phi, Pi Omega Pi. ROEDEL, JOHN F., B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Pres. Senior Class, Co-Chairman Independent Party, Vice Pres. Blue Key, Theta Alpha Phi, Speaker's Bureau, Student Union Board, Who's Who in American Universities and Col- leges. RUDD, PATRICIA WAMPLER, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind, Alpha. RUSSELL. ANITA, B.S., Farmersburg, Ind. Mu Zeta. RYBOWIAK. CAROLYN MARIE. B.S., East Chicago. Ind. Epsilon Delta Sorority, Pres. Elementary Club, Pres. Walden Hall, Eclectic, Student Council, Poet's Club, Co-chairman Annual Christmas Dorm Dinner. SCHEER, VIRGINIA ROWE, BS. Kappa Kappa. SCI-IENK, BETTIJANE, B.S., Indianapolis, Ind. Kappa Kappa, Vice-Pres., Tau Kappa Alpha, Pres. Pamarista, Sec. Sycamore Players, Vice Pres. Freshman Class, Who's Who, General Chairman of Junior Prom, '44, Homecoming Queen Attendant. '44, Dormitory Counselors. SECONDINO, ROSE MARY, B.S., Universal, Ind. Keppa Kappa. Sycamore Staff. SHEW, VIRGINIA, B.S., Clinton, Ind. Gamma Gamma. SMITH, .IETTY JEAN, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Kappa Kappa. STANGER, BARBARA JEAN, A.B., Terre Haute, Ind. Lambda Delta Phi, Modern Language Club. Sycamore Players. STANGER, MARILYN, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Lambda Delta Phi. STARK. HELEN, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Gamma Gamma Sorority, Elementary Club. STOMBAUGH, BETTY, B.S., Goodland, Ind. Psi Theta. STORK, VIRGINIA ROSE, B.S., Osgood. Ind. Omega Sigma Chi, Pi Gamma Me, Pres., Home Economics Club STRA'1'I'ON, RACHEL, B.S., Clinton, Ind. Psi Theta. SUMMER, HARRIETT, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. TADE, GEORGE, B.S., Casey, Ill. TALLEY, CLARIBEL, B.S., Somerville, Ind. 89 if' . , ff' -A :- k-Hmm E in ' 3: . A, s ..- .,, r ' -5121? .2512 X - ...,X,. in JAC is N Nh: ...P- rf ' . k rx 8' l mn. THOMAS, BETTY LOU, B.S., Pimento, Ind. Omega Sigma Chi. THOMAS, CATHERINE A., B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Mu Zeta, Statesman, Orchestra, Concertmaster, Social Studies Club, Pi Gamma Me, Broadcasting Orchestra. THROCKMARTIN, ROBERTA, B.S,, West Terre Haute, Ind. TRANBARGER, MARY ELLA, A.B., Terre Haute, Ind. Mu Zeta Sorority, National Association for Printing Education, College Tri, Speakers Bureau, Eclectic Club, Press Club, Statesman, May Song Fest Co-chairman. TUCKER, MARTHA, B.S., Shelbyville, Ind. VAUGHAN, JOHN W., B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Blue Key, Alpha Phi Omega, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma Mu. Theta Alpha Phi, Tau Kappa Alpha, Vice Pres. Out- standing Freshman Award, Kappa Delta Phi, '42-'43, Statesman, Band, Speech Conference Speakers Bureau, Wh0's Who, VON TRESS, GLEN, B.S., Greencastle, Ind. Delta Lambda Sigma, Vice Pres. Sec., Pres. Junior Class, Pres. and Vice Pres. of Student Council, Pres. Student Union Advisory Board, Blue Key, Who's Who, Sycamore Sports Editor '44, Blue Book Staff, Junior Prom Committee, Razz Hop Committee, Statesman Staff, Student Welfare Committee, Student Publications Committee, Homecoming Committee, Parsons Annex House Council, Constitutional Convention Committee. WEGRICH, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. Alpha Sec. '43, Student Council. WHIPPO, ROMA, B.S., Rosedale, Ind. Mu Zeta. WHITE, MARTHA ELDER, A.B., Clint.on, Indiana. Alpha, Theta Alpha Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, Sycamore Players, Speaker's Bureau, Statesman Orchestra, Speech Conference, Homecoming Committee. ZABEL, MARY JANE, B.S., Brownstown, Ind. Delta Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Pres., Elementary Club, Treas. '44, Poet's Club, Pied Pipings, Eclectic. ZIMMERMAN, MARY ELLEN, B.S., Terre Haute, Ind. GAMMA GAMMA Sorority, Math Club. ZIMMER, MARY ALICE, A.B., South Bend, Ind. Delta Sigma Sorority, Vice Pres. Eclectic, Vice Pres. Modern Language Club, Student Council, Kappa Delta Pi, Recorder, Historian, Math Club. 90 sy, SENIOR SNAPSHOTS Senior Theta Alpha Phi'ers reniinisce in lVIacla1n's officeg namely, Peggy Hallock, Martha White, Rosie Pilsitz. and Jane lVlcCa1npbell ..., Roena VVegrich and Ruthanne Harrison smile for the camera-man on a balmy spring day .,.. Shirley Katherine Peterson and John Pe-truchio Vaughan study script for Taming of the Shrew ..., Kathryn Lindsay points out a Gold Star G. I. to John Ronias, medical student at Mahara University, visiting State-'s campus. 91 ' 'STQ-5, .15 ., e fl f N wax..-g, 1 , X - .Tx 'X . ui..--1, A. 5 ' r. .X 'K .X 0 'r. 'g-m:'l....,- i ' . K 'Qi Sw , .,.. . Fil---ft + w wiskgia ,ww-x V q.Kg,,.t5-Q Q if 1 if tx rl f tn Q J..-,we , ' Q' X A typ,-. If 3? fi it JUNIOR CLASS ' ei President .,.,..,.,........,.,A.,. Glen Von Tress Vice-President ,.,... Evelyn Funkhouser Secretary ..,,,,,,, Y,YY,...........A L ois Fisher Treasurer ..... ,,,.,,, J ane McCarnpbell The Junior Class, although rather depleted this Fifth war year, took much interest in campus activities. Many, under accelerated programs, completed their studies and graduated with the Diamond Jubilee class. Carol Carlson acted as general chairman of the Junior Prom, the high- light of the junior class activities. 92 ADAM, JEAN, Terre Haute, Ind. AULT, ROSALIE, Newberry, Ind. BARKER, PHYLLIS. Carlisle. Ind. BEAL, BETTY ANN, Terre Haute, Ind.. BICKLEY, ERIC, Hope, Ind. BIELFIELD, MARTHA, Terre Haute, Ind BLACK, BETTY. Wanatah, Ind. BOYLL, RUTH. Terre Haute, Incl. BROADHURST, MARGARET, Chrisman, Ill BROWN, MILDRED, Terre Haute, Ind. BUTWIN, HELEN, Seelyville, Ind. CAMPBELL, JEAN BAILEY, New Albany, CAMPBELL, SHIRLEY, Terre Haute, Ind. CARLSON, CAROL, Terre Haute, Ind. CARPENTER, ROBERT, Brazil, Ind. CARROLL, MARJORIE, Mt. Vernon, Ind. CARTER, SUSANNE, Boonville, Ind. CLARK, RHOBERTA, Hammond, Ind. COLLINGS, MARJORIE, Rockville, Ind. COUGHLIN, DOLORES, Whiting, Ind. CRISS. RUTH, Terre Haute, Ind. f I-Rx 1. . i s , WYTXTW . x..' wi . -p . I M.. X .es ,R -'FSE .-'Q-'X M Q rf' rf .K N LV . .. is Y Q , t X -ax K I 1 V ' . -url -, Rn -gi V K N... ' i F xx 'H ' x ' V iw , eww- fi 1:1122 .Nu ou-ks maf- fne as-uv K :Q-Sie AFX .owe .V Q v fr-1' me Tir? 12 ... 'Zi' '59 4- -4-- ,-4' 'Q 3 . .5 N ' , 1 h 2 , K, i f , 1' ' f if ' 5 Z. ,N ., f ,,I. ,I '-R 41 ' f A ' ,A feat .E 1 Q: 'T . .H , xx h N' l 4. It A lx. .E l 94 DARIES, FRED. Indianapolis, Ind. DAvIsoN. BILL. Marshall, Ill. EGLoEE. PATCHES. Terre Haute, Incl. ESCHE. MARY JANE, Newburgh. Ind. FERGUsoN, RUTH, Princeton, Ind. FICK. AMY. West Terre Haute, Ind. FLAHERTY, PEGGY, Terre Haute. Ind. Fox. PATRICIA, Terre Haute, Ind. FUNKHOUSER. EVELYN. Terre Haute, Incl. GALLAGHER, PATRICIA. Terre Haute, Ind. GORDON. KATHRYN, Terre Haute, Ind. GoRDoN. MARTHA JEAN. Terre Haute, Ind GREEN, AUDREY. Terre Haute, Ind. GRUBBS, CLEO, Kingman, Ind. HARTMAN. Lois. Terre Haute, Ind. HEDLEY, MARGARET, Terre Haute, Ind. HERTFELDER, HELEN. Terre Haute, Ind. HILL, GRETCHEN. Bicknell, Ind. HILL, LEE. Rockville, Incl. HIRT. ALICE, Terre Haute, Ind. HOLLOVKVELL. PHYLLIS, Terre Haute, Ind. HUDSON, CAROLYN, Bedford, Ind, HUESTON. MARGARET, East Chicago, Ind. HUEY. JANE, Terre Haute, Ind. JACUS, RAY, Chicago, Ill. KIRKHAM. ELIZABETH. Bowling Green, Ind. KRUG, JOHN. Evansville, Ind. KUNDRAT. KAYE, Hammond, Ind. LAREW, WANDA. Terre Haute, Ind. LAWSON, WENQNAH, Harmony, Ind, LAYBOLD, LAVINA, Terre Haute, Ind. LONGO, FRANK, Massachusetts. MCCOLLUM, MARJORIE. Brazil. Ind. MCGREW, RUTH, Terre Haute, Ind. MCWILLIAMS. RALPH. Rochester. Ind. MERMIS, ALVIN, Holyoke, Colorado MILLER, HAZEL. Montezuma, Ind. MONNINGER, MARGARET, Terre Haute, Ind. MOORE. IRENE, Gary, Ind.. MooRE. MILDRED. Terre Haute, Ind. MULVIHILL, PAT. St. Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind. MURPHY, DOROTHY, Mecca, Ind. VW' ' T WTQWSFT' ' X ..x.,.. NXWQQ.. x wx -':r:IE?', tr M522 1 55: 3 - as 4.4 ,.,. As.-:, Q-Sf - kai-'A so . i N ,. 'W -X' ' - X x lx NE X x Sn N A X Q- Xxx QS X NSN x.. 39' ' if - QE -2353 .. I f, X' I. 3 . -i - -. 1 1' X J- . 1, -.: , ' A A ' ' :.iFe'.S.1. 1. jf ' fggs' Q vp 1 ' ' w ' A C R,-. . 5 ' J- rg' T .. dv- . .. 52? , , X - Ns - . 1 , l - hae . ,, ,. 'N ' X' ,IFN-ax' ,g-gf A, - A , ' N' Q: im, wk ,A an ,X ' A 'Q- It I L '-:gi l -f s A-. .. . . 1 A .,. , H . 1 ax. , . Y. . , : ' I i n M' , ' . f if Q- 'W -:,:.,. , I-' C if I Q 'wx ' fl 'Hifi f ' X , 2, rw' - . ,f , 5 ,. Af V' ia ea , 'af-'fr YR ,,-o- 95 -seq: We y, QQ - , - ' A 5 vi Nh' - 55FssPEif'iE'1:'2',? if? if aww 2 We Y 1 Nb- 1 H' Mar' .fx 5 -v--,J ' 'CSN JUNIOR SNAPSHOTS Susie Carter, Peggy Flaherty. and Patsy Gallagher corner Fred Daries for some information about the Navy ..,. A coke, a chat. or a dance always relieves that full class schedule, agree Betty Black. Matt Sitter, Betty Roach, Carolyn Jones, Rose Gheaja, and Audrey Osterhage .... Fair breezes blow on the siniling faces of Terry Sufak, Elizabeth Smith. and Helen Wotils. . . . Bertie Clark and Eric Bickley enjoy the first spring sunshine ,... Discussing extra-curriculars, politics, and what-have-you is this collegiate threesome: Minta Newhouse, Lois Ann Hartman. and Bob Carpenter. 97 Q s Q Z! T : A i' President , ,.,,,, Rose Gheaja Vice-President ...,. .,,,.,,.. B etty Roach Secretary , ,, , , Elaine Thompson Treasurer ,i.Elnora Swaim SOPI-IOIVIORE CLASS Experienced sophomores helped incoming freshmen with the problems of registration, both in the September and November terms. This year found sophomores taking a more active part in school affairs. They now feel as if they have become a part of Indiana State. having friends with both students and faculty. The manpower shortage was the most outstanding in this class-all the officers were women. quite an honor in itself. 98 AKER, MARYLEE, Reelsville, Ind. ANDERSON, ELLIS, Michigan City, Ind. ARMSTRONG. WILMA, St. Bernice, Ind BAIN, CHARLOTTE, Terre Haute, Ind. BEASLEY, ALICE, Sullivan, Ind, BERRY, JOANNE, Terre Haute, Ind. BIDLE, JOAN, Terre Haute, Ind. BLOCKSOM. JANET, Terre Haute, Ind BLUMENTHAL, HERBERT, Chicago. Ill. BOYLL, JOANNE, Terre Haute, Ind. BRENTON. CHARLES. Brazil, Ind. BRENTON, NORMAN, Brazil, Ind. BREWER, HENRIETTA. Terre Haute, Ind. BUCHANAN, MARILYN, Elkhart, Ind. BURKE, FRANCES, Terre Haute, Ind. BURKETT, RUTH, Terre Haute. Ind. BURNETT. VIRGINIA, Terre Haute. Ind. CARMICHAEL, JOY, Terre Haute, Ind. CHALOS, MARY, Terre Haute. Ind. COPELAND. BETTE ANN. Martinsville Ind COSTER, RUTH. Mooresville, Ind. COUNCIL, SARA, Terre Haute, Ind. CRAFT, EVELYN, Reelsville. Ind. DALTON, DEAN, Waukegan, Ill. DAVIS, MILDRED. Terre Haute, Ind. DEDE, MARYANNA. Terre Haute. Ind. DICK, BETTY ANN, Clinton, Ind. DI GRAPPA, FRANK. Maynard. Massachusett DILLEY, BETTY, Bridgeton. Ind. ELLMORE, DOROTHY, Covington, Ind. EMSWELLER, PHYLLIS, Terre Haute. Ind EVANS, DOROTHY, West Terre Haute Ind FAIRHURST, ROBERT, Terre Haute, Ind. FENOGLIO, ROSALIE, Terre Haute. Ind. FINLEY, MABLE, Brazil, Ind. FINNEY, DOROTHY, Cloverdale, Ind. FISCUS, ARTHUR, Coal City, Ind. GAGNON, RICHARD, Woodland, Maine GERDINK, SUE, Terre Haute, Ind. GHEAJA, ROZALIA, East Chicago, Ind, GILFOY, MARY LOU. Clinton, Ind. GRANDE, KATHERINE, Logansport, Ind. HANNAH, JACKIE, Indianapolis, Ind. HARBAUGH, CARLA. Bicknell, Ind. HARDAWAY, MARTHA, Crawfordsville, Ind. HEITHECKER, BARBARA, Terre Haute, Ind. HINMAN, LELA, Linton. Ind. HOLLENBERG, EVELYN, Velpen, Ind. HOPEWELL, PATRICIA, Terre Haute, Ind. HUTSON, FRANCIS, Watertown, Massachusetts INGRAM, ROSEANN, Hymera, Ind. JANCO, MYRA, Hammond, Ind. JOHNSTON, GEORGE, Malden, Massachusetts JOHNSON, GLENN, Edwardsport, Ind. JONES, CAROLYN, Terre Haute, Ind. JONES, ELIZABETH, Terre Haute, Ind. KENNEDY, DANIEL. St. Lowd. Massachusetts LEVIN, MARIAN, Michigan City, Ind. LLOYD, ALICE, Terre Haute, Ind. MANCHAK. AMY, Whiting, Ind. MANNING. MARY, Paris, Ill. MANS, ROSALIE, Paris, Ill. MARTIN, JEAN, Chandler, Ind. MARTIN. LAVAUGHN, Clinton, Ind. MARTIN, POLLY, Evansville, Ind. MARTIN, ROSEMARY, Shelburn, Ind. MILLER, BARBARA, Terre Haute. Ind. MILLER, ETHEL MAE, Terre Haute, Ind MOORE, BETTY, Brazil, Ind. MORELAND, JAMES, Congress Park, Ill. MORRIS, MARY JANE, Terre Haute, Ind. MCGREW, JERRIE, Terre Haute, Ind. MCINTYRE, MARCELLA, Terre Haute, Ind. MCQUEEN, CLARA MAY. Clinton, Ind. MCVICKERS, HUGH, South Bend. Ind. NEWHOUSE, ARAMINTA. Rushville, Ind OLSON. DOROTHY. LaPorte, Ind. OPELL, DOROTHY, Vincennes, Ind. OSTERHAGE, AUDREY, Terre Haute, Ind. OWENS. DOROTHY, Terre Haute. Ind. PALMER. MARY. Terre Haute, Ind. POUND, CHARLES, Terre Haute, Ind. PRATHER, IRMA LEE, Covington, Ind. PRITZL, RAYMOND, Milwaukee, Wisconsin PURCELL, MARY ALICE, Terre Haute. Ind, RICE, BARBARA, Spencer, Ind. RITTER, ALICE, Linton, Ind. ROACH, BETTY, Indianapolis, Ind. ROBERTS. GAIL, Indianapolis. Ind. ROGERS, MARY ALICE, Chrisman, Ill, ROURKE, ROBERT, Terre Haute. Ind. SARGENT, GRACE, Farmersburg, Ind. SCHAADT, DOROTHY, Indianapolis, Ind. SCI-IEER, BARBARA, Boonville, Ind. SCOTT, DOROTHY, Chrisman, Ill. SELLER, I-IARRIET, Greencastle. Ind. 15.3 RW ' Ea .... ,-.A x,,,sQ3 - X . , kg : . ' 2, . 1 Y K gl v M- -' : c- v-Egg. i I 5 V 'T f ' C ,f e -' ,X , A Sw , -. . . if V . P. EEN 11: i fe N, ff- I, - N' -we 1 4? Q: ll, Il- Q U -L v I J ian, 3 2 ,:.: N- ,z -6' X . 1 - f '41, xr - 2 I ' I' Q -gl n X 'K , .X f , l ,QI ' s ss '- - . ' ' P' ' - ' , ...,. fe ' - f. . 2 :I I. J? If 5 LN . i A w 2' as 'I 'I T.. . I ' 3 4 1' 'Y-' S -F3 T 1' -f' I Xa J M ig. ff? 4- N f N , fy' 4. .5 1 -- -- '-we MJ v W Y :EJ i, ,gr ' Ah R. .Yu V 'as K -. I l .YSQZYX . -- 7- xx-I ,. ml I , 9- -v., 'Q' will ,a - up. 4 I 3' 'r ., - I . ek- ' 27-. Ei' l' 4.1: -5: fx-4: V '1 .- :'- 2.5- .1 SHARPE, JOY, Hvmera, Ind. SI-IEPARD, BETTY, Piqua, Ohio SHOUSE, AILEEN, Plainfield, Ind. SHOUSE, IRENE, Plainfield, Ind. SOYLAND, TRYGUE. Park Ridge, Ill. SLICK, JAMES. Rockford, Ill. SNYDER, JANE, Terre Haute, Ind. SNYDER, JOHN, Carlisle, Ind. SIMMS, JAMES. St. Louis. Mo. STEALY, GEORGE, Goshen, Ind. STIRWALT, KATHERINE, Terre Haute, Ind. STRONG. JOYCE, Terre Haute, Ind. STUVEL, BERNARD, Indianapolis, Ind. SNVAIM, ELNORA, Indianapolis, Ind. TAYLOR, HELENE, North Vernon, Ind. THEODORE, KATHERINE, Terre Haute, Ind. THOMAS, ALBERTA, Rockville. Ind. THOMAS. MARTIN, Terre Haute. Ind. THOMPSON, ELAINE, Terre Haute, Ind. THOMPSON, LORRAINE, Mt. Vernon, Ind. TROUT, MARTHA, Stanton, Ind. ULBRICH, ELECTRA, East Chicago, Ind. VAN DEVANTER, CHRISTINE, Veedersburg, Ind VAN DYKE, LOUISE, Lafayette, Ind. WAGGONER, JANE, Terre Haute, Ind. WELTON. BARBARA. Wheatland. Ind. WELTY, PHYLLIS, Mishawaka, Ind. WEUST, MARION, Terre Haute, Ind. WILSON, MARJORIE. Sullivan, Ind. WOLF, IVTURIEL, Linton, Ind. WOOLS. HELEN, Terre Haute, Ind. WORK, RUTH, Evansville, Ind. WRIGHT, WANDA, Sullivan, Ind. YANDERS, MARY, Cloverdale, Ind. SOPHOMORE SNAPSHOTS Campus cm-cls. Dui Evans. Jody Cromwell, Jozm Bicllc, and Henrietta Brewer make interesting subjects fm- Emy CHIUQIYI .... William Yvutsou. Marizm Snycler, and Bully Sheparcl re- lax during iutQ1'1uis5iu11 uutsiclc Stalker Hall ..,. Press Club cntlulsiasts Kitty Stirwalt and Frzxnce-s Cole writu up last minute campus news. . ,.--1 f Dv , 1 Y srfikqvw W , 'sf yy .din rf' X- 5 MUIAIIA N ll. , :ti'..t-LU WA h ' Q fi' xxx, 'nevflap m President ..,... , .,.,, ,Mary Anna Dede Vice-President A...,,,,,.,.., Leonard Austin Secretary ,,,,,,,,, ,,.... E leanor J0hDS011 Treasurer ,.r,r ...,,,, M artha Lord FRESHIVIAN CLASS After making adjustments to a wartime campus the Freshmen found I.S.T.C. an interesting, enjoyable college. A great part of the Navy V-12 men are freshmen The Freshman-Faculty party proved to be not only an entertaining evening but also the beginning of new friendships. Careful guidance by upper classxnen and professors helped the Freshmen over the hurdles of their first year in college. 104 Ackerman, Barbara, Terre Haute, Ind. Adami, Marion, Terre Haute, Ind. Akins, Hazel, Bedford, Ind. All, Martha Lee, Terre Haute, Ind. Annakin, Dorothy, Terre Haute, Ind. Antrim, Owen, Hebron, Ind. Arxnantrout, Barbara, Terre Haute, Ind, Armour, Dolores, Terre Haute, Ind. Austin, Leonard, Terre Haute, Ind. Back, Elizabeth Ann, Terre Haute. Ind. Badylak, Lawrence, Gary, Ind. Bailey, Betty Jo, Terre Haute, Ind. Ball, Maurine, Crawfordsville, Ind. Bare, Carolyn, Clay City, Ind. Beck, Jayne, Terre Haute, Ind. Belcher, Betty, Gleyen, Ind. Belden, Jayne, Brownstown, Ind. Bolton, Beverly, East Chicago, Ind. Bonham, Susan, Terre Haute, Ind. Bourne, Marjorie, Stilesville. Ind. Bowne, Barbara. Terre Haute, Ind. Boyce, Margaret, Terre Haute. Ind. Bragdon, Jane, Terre Haute, Ind. Burridge. Miriam, Terre Haute, Ind. Burt, Margaret, Terre Haute, Ind. Campbell. Herbert. Clay City. Ind. Campbell, Sarah, Terre Haute, Ind. Carmack, Jane, Dana. Ind. Carnes, Ruth. Terre Haute, Ind. Carpenter, Mary Lee, Winslow, Ind, Chartier, Edmund, South Bend, Ind. Clem, Jean, Danville, Ind. Cochran, Sam, Center Point, Ind. Coleman, Mary, Mattoon. Ill, Concannon, Elizabeth, W. Terre Haute Cook, Byron, Vincennes, Ind. Cooksey, Walter, Terre Haute, Ind. Coppack, Margaret Ann, Terre Haute Corona, Carlos, South Bend, Ind. Chagares, Angeline, Terre Haute. Ind. Cotton, Betty Ruth, Terre Haute, Ind. Cottrell, Beverly, Terre Haute, Ind. Creighton, Leland, Terre Haute, Ind. Crist, William, Jasonville, Ind. Cromwell, Joan, Terre Haute, Ind. Daily, Marilee, Remington, Ind. Dalton, Virginia, Mitchell, Ind. Danner, Willa, Terre Haute, Ind. Davis, Marian, Terre Haute, Ind. DeCa1np, Betty Lou, Terre Haute. Ind. Dennon, Lois, Terre Haute, Ind. Diehl, David, Terre Haute, Ind. Diehl, Ellen, Terre Haute, Ind. Dorsey, Marilyn, Terre Haute, Ind. TD X 'Z' J 9 ..- W A V. ar. 4, Q' Q-' .39 .-'Q y ,,.,f . QU s 'lax Fa ar xi - M W Q in git a 1 , , X 'N 74 L .1 F I R.. .t if 1 ' p H7 , 1,.,... .X ev: PQ-6. - 53 t v YR t l',-l- C v -q, or .. W 2.1. ,e 3 . g' 1' Q' if K' .'M if ,. ' x - X :H gtg -J' ' . gg. K ., 3 fe ef' jg ,.-.. '-'V N3 .zi -f J ., HE' ' Q' ' - ' V 4, . J ,X 1 ji-. ., .pf 44 .N-. X.- -,f 'f me J ' ur J Cs TH FP 5 . 1 41 is l ,,: ,ml TQ? 106 YQ Q, Dougherty, Keith, Terre Haute, Ind. Draper, Robert. Terre Haute, Ind. Duenweg. Susanne, Terre Haute. Ind. Dumes, Norma, Terre Haute, Ind. Dyer, Clarence, Clinton, Ind. Eagleslield, Helen, Brazil, Ind. Elliott, Martha, Terre Haute, Ind. Ellis, John, Madison, Wisconsin Elrod. Marforie, Indianapolis, Ind. Ennnert. Marjorie, Brazil, Ind. Evans, Jennie, Terre Haute, Ind. Ferris. Patty. Terre Haute, Ind. Ferry. Patricia. Brazil, Incl. Fisher, Nedra, Terre Haute. Ind. Frank. Lorraine, Terre Haute, Ind. Gageby. Frank, Terre Haute. Ind. Gallagher. Peggy. Terre Haute. Ind. Gaston, Virginia. Sullivan. Ind. Giesler. Priscilla, Terre Haute. Ind. Gilluni. Betsy, Terre Haute. Ind. Gleason. Ruth, Crawfordsville. Ind. Graddy. James, Terre Haute. Ind. Grass. Wanda, Terre Haute, Ind. Greenwell. Janell, Martinsville, Ind. Greenwell. Marian. Jelfersonville, Ind. Gregg, Grace, Indianapolis. Ind. Hambrock, Lillian, Terre Haute, Ind Hancock, Margaret, Gosport, Ind. Hands, Shirley, East Chicago. Ind, Harman, Howard. Terre Haute. Ind. Harris, Joan. Terre Haute, Ind. Hassiner. Mary Lou, Terre Haute. Ind Helton. Sue. Terre Haute. Ind. Henderson, Mary, Brazil, Ind. Henry, Helen. Terre Haute, Ind. Hockman, Jack, Terre Haute, Ind. Hoopubgarber, Jean, Rockville, Ind. Hopkins. Jack, Huntingburg. Ind. Howlett. Gail. Terre Haute, Ind. Hughes. Barbara. Terre Haute, Ind, Hungerford, Naoda. Terre Haute. Ind. lde, Charlene. Logansport, Ind, lngle, Linda, Terre Haute. Ind. Irons. Eileen. Crawfordsville, Ind. Jockel, Patricia, Ft, Wayne, Ind. Johnson. Eleanor. Terre Haute, Incl. Johnson, Helen, Jasonville, Ind, Keigly, Patricia, East Chicago, Ind. Koller, Norma, Sullivan. Ind. Kelshaw, Douglas, Terre Haute, Ind. King. Jeanette. Brazil, Ind. King, Richard, Detroit, Michigan Kiser. LaVena, Indianapolis, Ind. Krieblc, Edward, Brazil, Ind. Lovett, Vivian, Mishawaka, Ind. Kruzan, Robert, Hammond, Ind, A , , ,, 3' 'Q ', Q 'ir' Kunath, Virginia, Evansville, Ind. 'h h A Q' ,KAW Kylander, Joyce, Terre Haute. Ind, XIX 'VT' aw 4' F' Q Larrance, Marianne, Terre Haute, Ind. '-T , 'ff' r Lee, Ernest, Marshall, Ill. -yxvilxa , 0 cgi, .... I 'kj Leforge, Patricia, Brazil, Ind. rr ,Ib V If , It Q J Letzkus, Dolores, Terre Haute, Ind, A if ' lf ls. V, l Lind, Jane, Linton, Ind. J in wi 5 J W W, Littlefield. Mary, Terre Haute, Ind. iv v i - ' an 1' A 3 6 Lord, Martha. Brazil, Ind. '5 F, :fp Love, Gloria, Worthington, Ind. -' g , NJ E6 Loyd, Patricia. Terre Haute, Ind. 1i '-In Ei I - E McCowan. Barbara, Terre Haute, Ind. ' ' ' - McDonald, Joan, Clinton, Ind. , . ff? 45 ' , A, McPherson, Roger, Terre Haute, Ind. A V 5' :fr McWilliams. Betty, Bedford, Ind. 5 3' MJ. S Mahan. Guy. Terre Haute, Ind. I, is Q QL- ll Manhart, Kay, Petersburg, Ind. A A ' Marshall, Mary Jane, Terre Haute, Ind. A i 1' 12: 2 , , ,V it ' Mathers, Audrey. Hymera, Ind. '-- as .Q fi, F T 'T Miiakis. Bill, Lafayette, Ind. ' get Q QQ ri' Miller, Norma. Terre Haute, Ind. X 'Vi 'Z Q, 3 ,, K Minnick, Fletcher, Logansport, Ind, -s i 'L , 'L Mitchell. Roberta, Terre Haute, Incl, Moore, Alice, Terre Haute, Ind. Moore, Mary Ellen, Terre Haute, Ind, Morgan, Jacquelyn. Oxford. Ind. Mullen, Jean, Hammond, Ind, Murtaugh, Jack, Terre Haute, Ind. Nash, Beth, Terre Haute, Ind. Nasser, George, Terre Haute, Ind. Nasser, Moses, Terre Haute, Ind. Newhart, Robert, Sandford, Ind, Newmann, Emily. Indianapolis, Ind. Nichols, Margaret, Fowler, Ind. Nutt, Gene, Indianapolis, Ind. Oakley, Mary Ruth, Evansville, Ind. Ogburn, Barbara, Pine Village. Ind. O'Laughlin, Elizabeth, Terre Haute, Ind O'Rourke, Joyce. N, Terre Haute. Ind. Pearcy, Margaret, Oxford, Ind. Phillips, Patricia, Terre Haute, Ind. Pithoud, Patricia, Kingman. Ind. Price, Laferne, Terre Haute. Ind. Raab, Rebecca, Brazil, Ind. Ranard, Rosamund, Dugger, Ind. Raney, Anna May, Loogootee. Ind, Ray. Oakley, Wheatland. Ind. Redenbacher, Wilma, Hymera, Ind. Redman, Eileen. Indianapolis. Ind. Risher. June, Batesville, Ind. Risley, Jane, Terre Haute. Ind. Roach, Virginia, Terre Haute, Ind. L,,t. rg ,.f.-' X 367. Q .Q , P -' .6 A if.. ,-553 I 'za sr! ., in ' A 6 t, r ,sk , ., N ' 1 -, S ' 5,1 f V .1 , 5. U C. NJA ' f---'Le es- .- ' 2-, 1- f A .ra ,:.1- N ' - Ylt 1251, T' -Z P ' .1 ce ,Z , ...rf e ' f 4 Sie: f '- J' I t. .Q ' .kg I -.gt jf' Y . i f Uiiif ww, I+ 7 J 1 :gem N V ,si v n L ,. - J , - -,- U ' rj ixrf 1 'Fr' 'E ' ' 'Q ' . ' ri.: . iw , '-A Q wg.. .- f ', - - Ei K5 ' 1 :m 107 m X Roeschlein, Robia Dee, Terre Haute Rohl. Iola, Ft. Branch, Ind. Ruddle, Joan, Indianapolis, Ind. Schable, Donald, Terre Haute, Ind. Schaeffer, Rose, Terre Haute, Ind. Schalburg, Helen. Terre Haute, Ind. Scharenhurg, Lorraine, Terre Haute Scholz, Marjorie, South Bend, Ind. Schwartz, Alice, Terre Haute, Ind. Seainon, Mary Jo, Princeton, Ind. Scllars, Nancy, Forest, Ind. Shanahan, Peggy, Terre Haute, Ind. Shannon, Mary Alice, Terre Haute, Ind Shawler, Omer. West Union, Ind. Shew, Wanda, Clinton, Ind. Shields, Dorothy, Crawfordsville, Ind. Shriner, Zoe, Terre Haute, Ind. Sisson, Joann, Terre Haute, Ind. Skelton, Charlotte, Reelsville, Ind, Smith, Donna Lee, Farinersburg, Ind. Smith, Max, Marshall, Ill. Smith, Priscilla, Terre Haute, Ind. Smith, Rita Ann, Terre Haute, Ind. Snyder, Marion, Veedersburg, Ind. Spears, Martha, Terre Haute. Ind. Stefanac, Marcella, Gary, Ind. Stockton, Roxanna, Brazil, Ind. Storm, Birch, Clay City, Ind, Strate, Diana, Sandborn, Ind. Streeter, Ann, Te1're Haute, Ind. Sutherlin, Joan, Greencastle, Ind. Tanner, Mary Ellen, Terre Haute, Ind Tapy, Betty Mae, Terre Haute, Ind. Thomas, Joyce, Cory, Ind. Tony, Marjorie, Cory, Ind, Trenary, Peggy, Forest, Ind. Trueblood, Dennis, Terre Haute, Ind. Valente, Valeria, Clinton, Ind. Wamsley, Mae, Putnamville, Ind. Ward, Doris, Shelburn, Ind. Weidner. Mary Elizabeth, Delphi. Ind. Weisbecker, Jean, Sullivan, Ind. Wells, Edna, Terre Haute, Ind. Wheat, Marjorie, Anderson, Ind. White, Howard, Paris, Ill. White, James, Brownsburg, Ind. White, Violet, Terre Haute, Ind. Whitesell, Virginia, Terre Haute, Ind. Whitmore. Rae, Whiting, Ind. Whitner, Willamay, W. Terre Haute Widding, Bettey, Terre Haute, Ind. Wilson, Genevieve, Indianapolis, Ind. Winslow, Ralph, Terre Haute, Ind. Wood, Ruth Ann, Clinton, Ind. Wythe, John, Indianapolis, Ind. Xurafes, Mary Jane, East Chicago, Ind Yager, Virginia, Terre Haute, Ind. Yuknes, Rosemary J,, Terre Haute, Ind Kappa pledges Pat Phillips and Marjorie Elrod look forward to many happy days at I. S. T. C. ,Z FRESHMAN SNAPSHOTS Wanda Grass, Mai'- cella Stefanac. and Roberta Mitchell cer- tainly clo11't look like rhinies in this set- up. -VYMQQ-f'N9'k'i7w W ff Q l W3 Q, Ymnusg 41 ,J The physical element of college life, developed by tlzorouglr training . . . muscular coordination united with mental cooperation . . . sportsmanship and fair play . . . a well-rounded preparation for life. TI-ELZTICS iQ TQ La ,Q ' ' 'gf X i g ix, ,Y 7,- KKF' : KN K3 1 x ,.... ,..-- ,f f 1 f ,... ,- ,- W Q F Z 1 px Z g Q Z-1 ATHLETICS What does the word Athletics mean in connection with college life? The answer to this question depends upon many ,tac- tors: the director of athletics, the coaches, and, above all, the interest of the students, themselves. Many years have passed since the be- ginnings of physical education at Indiana State, and each succeeding year has seen much progress and improvement in the various fields of athletics. Students have sought work in the department, athletics have become a matter of greater interest to both students and faculty and we have put out winning teams and individuals. All this is the result of the wort? of many people who have devoted their time and interest to its growth. Now, even under the trial of wartime conditions, Indiana Stateis athletics have carried on. As in the past few years, the great majority of the normal enrollment were in the armed forces. The Navy V-I2 program has continued its support, however, and en- abled the school to continue in the true athletic spirit. Intercollegiate athletic competition was necessarily Hrationedv but continued to minimum degree. Teams were made up almost entirely of V-I2 trainees, although several civilian athletes contributed to the suc- cesses of the various teams for the year. 112 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT ARTHUR STRUM, Heacl Football Coach DAVID GLASCCK, Head Track Coach GLENN CURTIS, Head Basketball Coach 113 4:1 It, f f, . 'Us-- ?Q.ftf 'f'f 'f5 ffQ . . , ,,,---'fo pnqn --' wg ' , , fa- '--. , N- M v- -W -F -:.vo5g',,..- . : . g... ,wg T-.,1,., J..-Q,Q5M,a,v ,aww -w'-- -SJ... -gl-f:K':5f':e4 3, 'z-3. - ff M- L :Lbs-.ai ff- . ff' '1'l:x'ia1w,-9'-. W. fy.. XA M- FOOTBALL ACTION Touchdgowns and torn jerseys make victories as Mullen goes over for that winning goal. An accurate pass to Eckerman on the 30 yard line causes another serious touch- down threat. A State player is tackled near his own goal after a hard running attack down the field. There is a mad scramble for the ball as the Fighting Sycamores give a neat exhibition of aggressive, fighting football. FOOTBALL TEAM Phil Brown, formerly of the coaching staff at Rose Polytechnic, took over the reigns at I. S. T. C for the 1945 football season. The varsity squad, com- posed mostly of Navy men, demonstrated a fighting spirit, enjoyment of play, and winning games. The main stays of the team were Richard Mullen. Rich- ard Schwankl, Bob Armstrong for the sailors, and Lew Eckerman and Bill Brown, civilian representa- tives. Much credit must be given to the many team members who worked hard during the season with- out special recognition. Bottom Row: Loeb. J., Brown, W.. Nolen. Deal, J., Pierce, F., Reel-K. R., Stealy, G. Middle Row: Robinson, D., Biancetta, W.. Aspv, W., Richards. R.. Rescorla. C.. Wash- burn, D. Top Row: Wall. W., Schwankl. R.. Mullen, R.. Nutt, G., Erfkerman. T., Crist, W., Wolcott. J., Armstrong, R., Shoemacher, R., Matulich, L.. Englehart, M., Oprisu, Smith, J.. and Coach Phil Brown. YW K fr fp rx K sf I l 09 It I. 9.2. H fazawav 54 r 9, , h ' fx- Q ' -- f--Q26 i. Q rzllgr , Ji r I VJ: . W' kj r -gfmi I ' Armstrong, Robert: Aspy, William A N J R V in iz I I E ,h . Q, f X 4: N A - ,ff ' u. 1 A , ig ,. . , N -:.. .3 ., Q EQ S wr-fri Eckerman, Lewis: Englehart, Marvin X 1 lj 1 v -- ff- N 5 ff! vp. - - - ' -x. '.. I V , -'JF' 'Q - . .rf 3 ',f It 5' N' K. f i' 51,30 Q N- ' Matulich, Lawrence, Mullen, Richard 3 , ,3 ,V Y Mxivi A ,W A. ' . Q, .. ' :21Vilsfs ' ,, -:'f4Q,:f- - - :Ni , A L gl Aw. , , 5 - - r ,, . 5 if? -A fx-qi 5 5 . Y b -- l li .- ,A lr Ah ,ggi V V' 4' E Nl I is fm 4' 'Ai ' . ,1 Vw. -- Nettesheim, Davidg Reck, Ramon . f W1 ,.-.,f , X 'X 1 ., 1- L- W X4 , V l . 52 ... ,,, 4 N'--M, Q j. -- Q ., .U 1, ,ff 17' UF? 52, 'Q nj, T Y 5, ,.,. 1, Robinson, Donaldg Schwankl K. V A 1' ', - 'N A i V' 'H Richardg Smith, R. E.g Stealy 1 4 F V 'L . ,A ' EK 33 K, , Q 5 i 2 'ff' I i N ,.vf J, L C7 rn Q: '1 fm rn 3 6, ac: -1 Q i 35.9. '. ff I mi NJ f 1 ck . S W hb ru Dou las' . v i Q . as U , g , W , Schumacher, Roger. x I in - R R A Vw' F33 ' . ' A Q ill i ff' 4' 1 FOOTBALL ACTION Team spirit, development of men, winning games .... blocks, tackles, punts .... veterans, frosh, alumni .... coaches, helmets, fullbacks, punts, huddles .... and the promise of a new athletic Held soon after the war is ove1 '... tract of land given by lVlr. Tony Hulman, Jr, and money for equipment, buildings, etc. appropriated by the State Legislature.. 117 BASKETBALL ACTION An impressive tip-off by the two team centers provides thrills and suspense galore. Lanky Hank Covert shoots. . . TO WIN!! And whole team proves tough competition for opponents. Height gives Sycamores added advantage on jump balls at tensest moments in each game. Swinford shoots a good one under the basket after a fast break from the far end of the court. BASKETBALL TEAM More victorious than ever was this Fighting Sycamore team of 1945. Coach Curtis led the team to victory number 100 since his return to his Alma Mater in 1938. Former Chief Specialist Al Lewis did his part in correcting individual weaknesses and team weaknesses. All those who follow Indiana State basketball games can well be proud of the 1944-45 team, players of America's most thrilling sport. Bottom Row: Leighton. Armstrong, R., Covert, H., Swlnford, N. Middle Row: Al Lewis. Coach Glenn Curtis. Lash. E.. Dierdorf, Anderson. H., Winslow. R. Top Row: DePeugh, Springer, Bowers, Marshall. Nov, Nov. Dec Dec Dec Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. DEPEUGH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE STATE OPP, STATE OPP. Danville Athletic Club ., ., .. V65 46 Jan Southern Illinois ,,,,,,,,,, ,.., , 59 Eastern Illinois , , ,,.,., ,,,... 4 7 45 Jan Valparaiso University , 41 Concordia Seminary .,,,,,,, 46 34 Jan Evansville University . ..,.....,...... ,. 53 Eastern Illinois ,, ., .,.,,..,. 46 36 Jan Crane Naval Aminun. Depot ..,., 57 Southern Illinois ,..... 44 49 Jan. Crane Naval Ammun. Depot ...... .. 43 Evansville College ,54 56 Jan Central Normal ,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,r..,.. , 43 Illinois Normal ..,, ., ,,,,, 65 51 Jan Murray State Teachers College ..,. 54 Wabash College , ., .. 44 35 Jan Wabash College ....,..,,,., ............ . 31 Loras College . .. ,,,.,,,, 54 32 Dmntonif SPRINGER CovER'r LEIGHTON LASH S? I YQ I iff x' , NU? ':.-av azz- gf N' ui BASKETBALL SCHEDULE STATE OPP. Feb. 3 Stout Field ,, 75 41 Feb. 5 Illinois Normal , 59 46 Feb. 10 Stout Field H ,, 53 37 Feb. 14 Central Normal ,,,,,,,,, ,, , 46 54 Feb. 15 Murray State Teachers College , ,, 49 -12 Feb. 17 Valparaiso University ,,,,, ,,,, , 55 56 All in all, the 1944-45 basketball season proceeded with 17 victories and only six losses. Coach Curtis realized his 100th State victory. Student spirit reached a new height through the cooperation of yell leaders and student. enthu- siasni. SWINFORD Coox ANDERSOW BOWERS FLY, Q HQ at 52- QW ARMSTRONG Mnnsi-mu. 'nd 0115 ,3 41'? ' '4 ' GQ'- c .... we 2 BOXING TEAM A boxing team was added to State's sport schedule this year. Members competed for the Golden Gloves' Tournament, and the results were as followsg reading left to right: Lessing. Calvin-manager Ramsey, Denny-Finals, Open - Zakoian. Charles-Winner, Open Nettsheim, David-Open Cumpanas, Paul-Winner, Open Frye, William-Semi-Finals, Novice f Luczynski, Mitchell--Novice n us. 0 fl 0 I X .XTTDIE ' Cave, Alfred-Winner, Novice j, ' Taylor, Everett-Finals. Novice I lh . Benson, Ernest-Finals, Novice ' X '4 Jungbluth, Gordon-Novice Westland, Ralph-Finals, Open Durren. Gene-Finals, Novice Stoeckinger, John-Novice Aspy, William-Finals, Open Standish, Jesse--Winner, Open Saar, Robert-Winner, Novice Chief Le Croy of the Navy staff coached this line team for the 1945 season. ,sf - as M ADC: as 9 E5 ,lae i'- R vi'-'-mmmm,n Rwz: f'. ,.-..:,. am- nxfe.,vc.n sarwQ X X TRACK TEAM One of the outstanding meets of the season was the collegiate invitational held at Ball State. Sat, May 5, Indiana State finished second with 55 points. Benson captured his second straight vic- tory in the two mile to remain undefeated in that race. Lash, in the 440 yd. dash, and Bowers, in the discus, also won for State, Bowers gained points in four events: the discus, shot put, high jump. and javelin throw. In a meet at Wabash College, Indiana State made its best showing in the 110 yd. dash, with Dunn. Brown, and Taylor running one-two-three. The mile relay team, Taylor, Bowers, Brown, and Lash, remained undefeated as they captured their second victory in 3:44. Q V KQQ K I V 11 ,. x -X., 1 X, - I , -Q x Q N f X fzzr., l -:f:g.g,:5,-3- '? 3531-'i' ' rad. Front Row: Lash, Moliter. Clark. Brown, Winslow. Blackburn, Benson, Dunn. Taylor. Second Row: Glascock, coach, Kratz. Swinford. Bruns. Bowers, Blood, Saar, Borher, Mennen. Bly. Sanford, and Manager Scott. av. .:.Q. .. . ,cm , K.:.:wv:t.,- 0.4 ':--m:vw-:-s--- Q-A-V H. b c ' . ,, -- ' - - .-:- sm..-mv f ,,..-. 1 we-r ,- NWQWNNSGA Q--N-YH' ' i l 'fi.:,..Qw-sgwQa ?-.',:.1:: 5IwS., 'N l 5, Q - - f - X i ewwwwmmmw W ' e X 'K ' -mf is p, YY. 9? - 1 x Q. , 'x - -Q N , .--+'fY,'. Nw,Sfo , ' - 'sq' ' --t N .K Nfziq.-eggs Z 1 1: xxx , ' N eggs.. at-Q, Q ' -1 .f f.,,xY:r- . , . 'X 56 ' . X . - X . , -fm-:N fx we -- 1 , , .,v,gQ3 t,.,tr. Q , la . xxA -, Q . 5, .I , X K- . N Q . kits-t'lv rig Q, 3 Qxyz, i. ,. x X -,XI QM. f'N'.Q X l,, X355 .. A Q. X X t, X -z,g:-x- 'Q fp -gk .-r. ,v '- -t-I -fi 9 5 -' x N XX'-X 5. X ' A s,5:1frff:i'1s- ,,,,.t,s,:af3Yf'g, X -X X tv X 'Axis-. - ,Q 'Q , xml- X -wi: . 'NM - -Xw-- NN -5- X a 'N - e X N Q . wtgxfff :RS i' f- e . . ,A ,.V I ' ' Wx-.Yr ' M-Sgt+NQQqxxw:,x was s -fb - iris---x A .4 1, sw. we if mv t:.'1-.xc-ergo . , ' X Swimming Class prepares to race across the pool, Swimmers are: Erlenborn. Nipple, Modic, Mullen, Lang, Jones, Schilling, Watson, Greene, Mays. Neal, and Kimmel. INTRAIVIURALS Lainbdas capture first place in inter-sorority volleyball tournament. Front Row: LaFcrn Price. Gloria Spence. Margaret Burt, Jerrie lVIcG1'eW, and Hilda Willen. Second Row: Grace Sargent, Joyce Rourke, Violet White, Rosalie Fenoglio. Helen Schalburg, and Barbara Hughes. 124 Pat Mulvihill, Toody Dunagan, Betty Steffy, June Sebre, Margaret Broadhurst. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Women's Athletic Association is to promote high phvsical efficiency among the women of I.S.T.C, by fostering an interest in athletic activities. It aims to provide a sport or club for every woman in which she may par- ticipate to develop talent and to play for personal satisfaction, In 1924, a new constitution and point system were drawn up. W.A.A. now awards the honors of the letter, the monogram, the honorary letter, and the honorary varsity. The executive board of the Association for 1944-45 are Toody Dunagan, president: Mina Anderson, secretaryg Rosie Martin, assistant secretary: and Rachel Pike, treasurer. Sports chairmen are: Pat Mulvihill. publicityg Geneva Hall, archeryg Betty Mitchem, baseballg Betty Steffy, basketball: Roseann Ingram and Margaret Boyce, bowlingg Terry Sufak and Libby Concannon, racketsg Phyllis Barker, soccerg June Sebree, tumblingg Betty Brocker, service: Grethen Hill, danceg and Margaret Burt, freshman repre- sentative. 125 W.A.A. COUNCIL Frnnt Row: Betty Mitcheni. June Sebree. Terry Sufak. Standing: Pat Mulvihill. Betty Shepard, Margaret Boyce, Betty Steffy, Melanie Liesse, Libby Concannon, Betty Rogers, Margaret Burt, Rae VVhit1nire, and Margaret Broadhurst show what the well-dressed sportswoman will wear. according to the sport in which she is interested, These girls are W.A.A. chairmen uf the various sports which they are representing. 126 Dolphin Club makes expert swimmers and executes fancy formations in SUB. pool for Water Carnival. Members of club entered several meets during year and made a good showing for State. Orchesis gives second annual revue at Sycamore Theater. Both group and solo numbers were on the program and many new dances provided pleasant entertainment for audience. W.A.A. bowling team relaxes at Ten Pins Alleys for weekly games. Improved scores and form aroused much interest among girls in physical educa- tion department. YEARS 5 fw2fAymfQ'Y:x 6 1' Friendship, social inieresis . . dwindling frafernilies, llzriving sororifies . . fewer formal dances, more war work . . blood banks, Red Cross, salvage drives, V-mail leifers . . shori- age of Saturday night dafes, prevalence of war widows . . all llzese symbols of a war- slrucla campus, ye! bringing us even closer fogeilzer. RGANIZATIO ' PATSY LOYD, RUTHANNE SCHREPFERMAN, LARRY JONES .1 .95 ,Q x e , s. rv-xr. - - .V sf ZX f, gg: ' N nf ' y r ikz '. ,-lwiwvs -Q ,' +-'Sf' N. off .lie Suk: .. Q-. nljw sw is? V N yr.. 1. L . f.. - , tix -:YF 3 ig . ya SFF' Q .2 A -ii W? .. Q :ll 9 -1552 wx f ' 3 3 - ..l- .www .,,... 1. S ii? fi , 1-if ., ..,... Q ! A,i,,?,., ,',,, I b , N I vb X H , .I ' -. - A . f f ,T -' gg-112 7325: sw., P er 4 4:1522-:s.a2f..,.. af 'ELSE xfaysslu If 'N:1,-Sai R W.43i4g.Q:.g.., N ' ' Eff -5 21-41 as if: if-VFX 5-4 R Lx- Mb' -nf- , f, iii- 32' - A-S'--'Z' N 2 ' ,.f r,3gM4 N- 1 . 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'..'gA -15- .' 1 -xg :id1:':.-:Sr PQQQQQQYG-rf.. iff-fix' . - g1Q.P'f-frfgffgw... - .3: ?'i':. -FRI.: .:s:- 2' . A :,.,ffr,- Q'-:-gfmf. -mm -. 5 . -I 75,1 . 3... wage- .. 1-.9-:'g1.f-Q.-y v ' ,V 5? fff- ' '- ' :.q'1y+:. get-:,.-135-,r j.. .. ' . .gg a' .af2gg:ag:.5Qa1r:s14,: ' ,'s::N':g: A -Mit-1Sx':2f 1 ' . 6 . .g..j:' 1' ' .C-.:-' cf' X f, ' X x . , 4 . ALPHA President ., ,,... Alice Hirt Vice-President , , Henrietta Brewer Secretary ,, Mabel Finley Treasurer . ,.... Patricia Fox Historian , .Virginia Burnett Alpha in 1899 . . . Alpha always . . . colors, yellow and white . . . pin of pearl . . . loyal patronesses and alumni . . , 1944-45 . . . scholarship award won by Alpha . . . Jerry Penman, attendant to Homecoming Queen . . . Alpha's Harem Scarenf' float given First place in Blue and White Day parade . . . Pat Keigly reigned as Queen of the Bees . . . Campus Revue was off to a good start with Jean Bailey Campbell as general director . . . Alpha placed second in applause and third in judges award. Pledges decorate Edge- wood Cabin for jeans party. Standing, left to right: Carolyn Bare, Rita Smith, Lorraine Scharen- berg, Helen Eaglesneld, Ann Streeter, Jeanette King, Louis Van Dyke: seated: Mary Henderson. Libby Back. 130 Jean Adam, Terre Haute, Ind.. Marylee Aker, Reelsville. Incl. Dorothy Annakin. Terre Haute, Ind Elizabeth Ann Back, Terre Haute Ind. Carolyn Bare, Clay City, Incl. Joan Biclle. Terre Haute. Incl. Henrietta Brewer. Terre Haute. Incl Frances Burke, Terre Haute. Incl. Virginia Burnett. Terre Haute. Ind. Jean Campbell. Terre Haute. Ind. Sally Campbell. Terre Haute. Ind. Shirley Campbell. Terre Haute. Ind Jane Carmack. Dana. Indiana Rhoberta Clark, Hammond, Ind. Dorothy Clingerman, Terre Haute Ind. Joan Cromwell. Terre Haute. Ind. Marion Davis, Terre Haute, Incl. Betty Ann Dick, Clinton, Ind. Marilyn Dorsey. Terre Haute. Incl. Helen Eaglesfielcl, Brazil. Ind. Mabel Finley. Brazil. Incl. Peggy Flaherty. Terre Haute. Ind, Patty Fox. Terre Haute, Ind. Sue Gerdink. Terre Haute. Ind. Kathryn Gordon. Terre Haute. Ind Betsy Gillum, Terre Haute, Ind. Jane Harriott, Terre Haute, Ind. Mary Lou Hassmer, Terre Haute, Ind. L- t C' tr- T, wr nl . Ni YT' Cf' 1::v -ef E. ,Q .M a ... .fr Sw .aa 'nv Y V, 'S Kp. . ,-'L ,. , Q fe gg -3- , , , , h J- time x. R, Y :Q an av' . ...y- 132 5' Lois Ann Hartman, Terre Haute, Ind Mary Henderson, Brazil. Ind. Alice Hirt. Terre Haute, Ind. Patricia Keigley, East Chicago, Ind Marianne Larrance, Terre Haute Incl. Patsy Loyd, Terre Haute, Ind. Marcella Mclntyre, Terre Haute. Ind. Ethel Miller, Terre Haute, Ind. Roberta Mitchell, Terre Haute, Incl Betty Moore, Brazil, Incl. Meg Ohm. Terre Haute. Ind. Millicent Patterson, Terre Haute, Ind. Margaret Pauline, Terre Haute, Ind Geraldine Peninan, Brazil. Ind. Shirley Peterson, Terre Haute. Ind Rose Marie Pierce, Terre Haute, Ind Marjory Rassel, Terre Haute, Ind. Mary Kay Reder, Terre Haute, Ind Patricia Rudd, Terre Haute, Ind. Betty Mae Tapy, Terre Haute. Ind. Mary Alice Shannon, Terre Haute Incl. Ann Streeter, Terre Haute, Ind. Lorraine Scharenberg, Terre Haute Ind. Louise Van Dyke, Crawfordsville Ind. Roena Wegrich, Terre Haute, Ind. Marion Weust, Terre Haute, Ind. Martha White. Clinton, Ind. Ruth Ann Wood, Clinton, Ind. We're War-minded, too .,., Lois Hartman left for training as an air hostess on the United Airways .... war Widows wrote V-mails, gave blood, rolled bandages, prayed for peace ,... Alpha's outstanding pledge of the year, Bertie Mitchell, also co-directed song fest with Joan Cromwell .,.. Martha White and Pat Young were nominated as honor students and elected to Pamarista .... formal pledge dance at Christmas .... spring party at Allendale .... initiation . . . happy memories. a year of friendship and success. Formal Christmas dance Finds everyone in a festive spirit. 133 DELTA SIGMA President .. Lois Fisher Vice-President . Marjorie Weber Secretary .. . Phyllis Welty Treasurer Irma Lee Prather Historian . Marilyn Whaley Rose and gray colors since 1905 . . . well-known patronesses in campus and civic circles: Mrs. Edwin Canine, Mrs. Richard Roelnn, Mrs. Ralph Watson, Mrs. Richard McDaid, Mrs. George Eberhart, and Miss June Ryner- son . . . Homecoming luncheon held at Women's Department Club . . . Pamarista pledges, Mary Jane Esche, Alice Harrington. and Carmen Purcell. announced . . . Rush activities, Spanish Fiesta, tea, informal buffet supper . . . annual Christmas party with entertainment by pledges. Alice Lloyd. Peggy Coppack, Rosie Blackburn and Rosalie Shelley study in dean's lounge for the threatening mid-terms. 134 Top Row: Dolores Armour, Terre Haute. Ind.: Betty Bailey, Terre Haute. Ind., Betty Ann Beal, Terre Haute, Incl.: Wilma Berg, Terre Haute, Ind.: Joanne Berry, Terre Haute, lndg Roseinarye Blackburn, Mt. Vernon, Ind.: Susan Bonham, Terre Haute, Incl. Second Row: Marjorie Bourne, Stilesville, Ind.g Margaret Boyce, Terre Haute, Ind.: Ruth Burkett, Terre Haute, Incl.: Carmen Purcell, Terre Haute. Incl.: Elizabeth Concannon. West Terre Haute. Inflg lVlargaret Coppack, Terre Haute, Ind.: lVIarilee Daily, Remington, Ind. Third Row: Marcella Dowen, Terre Haute, lnclg Mary Jane Esche, New- burgh, Ind.: Neclra Fisher, Terre Haute, Incl.: Ruth Gleason, Crawforclsville, Ind., Ruth Halberstadt, Terre Haute, Ind., Jane Hamilton, Connersville, Ind., Alice Margaret Harrington, Terre Haute, Ind. 135 Top Row: Patricia Hopewell, Terre Haute, Ind., Carolyn Hudson, Bed- ford, Ind.: Lois Isoin, Bedford, Ind., Alice Kirchner, Sullivan, Ind.g Lavina Laybold, Terre Haute. Ind.: Alice Lloyd, Terre Haute, Incl., Vivian Lovett, Mishawaka. Ind.g Jean Martin, Chandler, Ind. Second Row: Ruth McGreW, Terre Haute, Ind., Mildred Moore, Terre Haute, Ind., Dorothy Murphy, Mecca, Ind., Mary Ruth Oakley, Evansville, Ind.: Dorothy Owens, Terre Haute, Ind.: Irina Prather, Covington, Ind.g Mary Alice Purcell, Terre Haute, Ind.: Mary Jo Riggle, Terre Haute, Ind. Third Row: Dorothy Shields, Crawfordsville, Ind., Kathryn Thompson, Shelburn, Ind., Marjorie Weber, Indianapolis, Ind.: Edna Wells, Terre Haute, Ind.g Phyllis Welty, Misliawaka, Ind., Phyllis Wey, Terre Haute, Ind.g Mary Jane Zabel, Brownstown, Ind., Mary Alice Zimmer, South Bend, Ind. 5 'aff n ..-. S 'X 136 Formal initiation in march for eighteen girls and four new pledges . . . Elizabeth Concannon chosen as outstanding freshman . . . Rosemarye Black- burn. president of Student Council and Pamarista . . , Mary Jane Zabel, president of Kappa Delta Pi . . . Alice Margaret Harrington, president of Kappa Pi . . . Jane Hamilton. president of Eclectic and treasurer of senior class . . . Lois Fisher, secretarv of iunior class and Pi Gamma M11 , . . active interest and participation in all departmental clubs. Phyllis Wey and Mildred Moore confab'i while Joanne 3-fha 'if Q, 137 Berry and Betty Fox look on. . av. EPSILGN DELTA President Jeanette Busing Vice-President ,, Jane lVlcCampbell Secretary , ., .,.. Minta Newhouse Treasurer Patches Egloff Epsilon Delta . . , 1910-1945 . , . colors, purple and white . . . flower. astei '.., lovely faculty wives as patronesses . . , E D's active in campus affairs . . . Jane 1VIcCampbell and Jeanette Busing chosen for Who's Who representatives . . , Minta Newhouse, Patches Egloff, and Jeanette Busing elected to Pamarista at Homecoming . , . Marguerite Chestnut edited States- man for November term . . . Terry Sufak elected to Student Council . . , Nancy Sellars and Charlene Ide, freshmen, initiated into Sigma Alpha Iota , . . Jane Lewis and Jeanette Busing became members of Kappa Delta Pi. Senior Jane McCampbel1 gives the good word to underclasswomen Grace Gregg, Rae Whitmire, Lorraine Frank. and Elnora Swairn in lounge at Parsons Hall. Ae ss... 138 Pearl Allshouse, East Chicago, Ind. Rosalie Ault, Newberry, Ind. Marguerite Berning, Fort Wayne, Ind Jeanette Busing, Haubstadt, Ind. Mary Coleman, Mattoon, Ill. Betty Copeland, Martinsville, Ill. Dolores Coughlin, Whiting, Ind. Patches Egloff, Terre Haute, Ind. Dorothy Finney, Cloverdale, Ind. Lorraine Frank, Terre Haute, Ind. Grace Gregg, Indianapolis, Ind. Shirley Hands, East Chicago, Ind. Lela Hinman, Linton, Ind. Charlene Ide, Logansport, Ind. Eileen Irons, Crawfordsville, Ind. Kaye Kundrat, Hammond, Ind. Jane Lewis, Newport, Ind. Amy Manchak, Whiting, Ind. Polly Martin, Evansville, Ind. Jane McCampbell, Marshall, Ind. Jean Mullen. Hammond, Ind. Top Row: Araininta Newhouse. Rushville, Ind., Patricia Pithoud, King- inan. lnd.3 Iola Rohl, Ft. Branch, Ind., 'Wilma Redenbacher, Hyniera, Ind, Carolyn Rybowiak, East Chicago, Ind., Nancy Sellars, Forest, Ind. Second Row: Betty Shepard, Piqua, Ohio, Cleo Sowers, Kingman, Ind., Marcella Stefanac, Gary, Ind., Teresa Sufak, East Chicago, Ind.g Elnora Swann, Indianapolis. Ind.: Peggy Trenary, Forest, Ind. Third Row: Elizabeth Weidner, Jean Weisbecker, Sullivan, Ind., Marjorie Wheat, Anderson, Ind., Virginia White, Princeton, Ind., Rae Whitmire, Whiting, Ind.: Mary Yanders, Cloverdale, Ind. v 140 Terry Sufak chosen queen of the intercollegiate basketball tournament . . rush parties with U.S.O. and ranch themes resulted in twentv pledges . . . E.D.'s capture Hrst place in Campus Revue with take-off on radio quiz show . . . traditional Pledge Paddle dance held in Formal Lounge . . . hayride and informal party at home of Jane MCC:-nnpbell in Marshall . . fortune telling booth at Mardi Gras drew curious crowds . , . Jean Weisbecker. Rae Whitmire. and Jane Lewis participated in water carnival . . . some play. lots of hard work, sorority spirit. Carolyn Rybowiak, Lee Hininan, Rosalie Ault, Mary Yanders, and UStevie Stefanac cast shadows on the steps of the Fine Arts Building. . V V! 141 ' H -.,. E 1 1 GAMMA GAMMA President , ,...,,...,,... Ruth Criss Vice-President , ,,,,,, Elaine Thompson Secretary , ,, Mary Elizabeth Jones Treasurer ,, ,.., Jane Waggoner Colors, red and white . . . flower, the rose . . . The Gammas started rush off with a show-boat party, followed by a buffet dinnei '... Rush was climaxed with the annual red rose dinnel '.,. twenty-five new pledges . . . White Christmas dance given by the actives . . . L'Cu id's Ho given bv the , . P I3 , pledges . , , weiner roast . . . jean party. Suzy Duenweg poses in doorway of the UB. Ruth Criss and Jodie Boyll examine Gamma board between classes. 142 Top Row: Marian Adami, Terre Haute, Ind.: Martha Lee All, Terre Haute, Ind.g Jayne Beck, Terre Haute, lnd.g Barbara Bowne, Terre Haute, Ind.: Joanne Boyll, Terre Haute, Incl.: Patricia Brunton, Morocco, Ind.: Marilyn Buchanan, Elkhart, Incl. Second Row: Jean Clem, Danville, Ind.: Ruth Criss, Terre Haute, Ind.: Betty DeCa1np. Terre Haute, Ind.: Maryanna Decle, Terre Haute, Ind.l Suzanne Duenweg, Terre Haute, Incl.g Martha Elliott, Terre Haute, Incl.: Phyllis Einsweller, Terre Haute, Incl, Third Row: Dorothy Evans, West Terre Haute, Incl.: Wanda Grass, Terre Haute, Indg Joan Harris, Terre Haute, Ind.: Dorothy Holmes, Brazil, Indg Naoda Hungerford, Terre Haute, Incl.: Linda Ingle, Terre Haute, Ind.g Elizabeth Jones, Terre Haute, Ind. WK '4 'M 143 '96- Virginia Kunath. Evansville. Ind. Esther Lehman. Evansville. Incl. Gloria Love, 'Worthingtmn. Ind. Kay Manhart, Petersburg. Ind. Mary Manning. Paris, Ill. Mary Jane Marshall. Terre Haute Ind. Joan MacDonald. Clinton, Incl. Dorothy Scott. Chrisnian, Ill. Mary Jo Seaman. Princeton. Incl. Virginia Shew, Clinton. Incl. Charlotte Skelton, Reelsville. Incl. Elizabeth Smith, Terre Haute, Incl. Priscilla Smith. Terre Haute. Incl. Helen Stark, Terre Haute, Ind. Katherine Stirwalt, Terre Haute. Infl Rachel Pike, Plainfield. Incl. Barbara Rinehart. Oakland City. Ind Virginia Roach. Terre Haute. Incl. Elaine Thompson, Terre Haute, Incl Dorothy Thorp, Terre Haute, Incl, Jane Waggener, Terre Haute, Incl. Mae VVanisley. Putnaniville. Ind. Barbara VVeltun, Wheatland. Incl. Betty XVifl,cling. Terre Haute. Incl. Marjorie Ziniinerinan. Terre Haute. Incl. Mary Ellen Ziinmerinaii. Terre Haute. Intl. .vt 'Gi mx? 'R- 144 -ox '-:vi -BP vw A5 'S' lv- W5 x . x Smitty escorts Mary Manning and friends to grille for an aftcinoon snack. Elaine Thompson, Homecoming queen . . . Roseanna Burke, outstanding in Intercollegiate Debate Tourney . . . Joan Harris, outstanding pledge . . . Jo Seamon. outstanding for scholastic honors in the sorority . . . Marianna Dede. president of freshman class . . . Gini Shew. secretary to the senior class. 145 KAPPA KAPPA President .,,.,, ,,,, ,.,,..,,. S a ra Council Vice-President ,... ,.,.., M arian Snyder Secretary H , ,.,,.,....,,..,.,,,,.e.. Mary Chalos Treasurer .... ,...... C hristine Van Devanter Founded 1903 . . . colors. lavender and White . , . Summer vacation spent camping together at MCCO1'1IllCk'S Creek during between-term holidays . . . Homecoming Queen attendant. Betty Jane Schenk . . . Pamarista pledges. Martha Jean Gordon. Audrey Green, Kitty Jean Price. and Cathy Chalos . . . twenty-five new pledges in November '... Falling Leaves pledge dance . . . Dude-Ranch-Round-Up party at Edgewood Cabin . . . Second place in Campus Revue with Indian Ground skit . , . joint conference at Ball State with Kappa sisters . . . enlistments in the WACS, WAVES. and Cadet Nurses. Spending an enjoyable afternoon at the bowling alleys are, standing. left to right: Jane Snyder, Helen Wools. Sara Council, Peg Hallock, Barbara Ackerman, Barbara Scheer, goe Shriner and Margaret Monninger. Seated: Amy Fick, Marian Snyder. Pat Phillips and ue Carter. 146 Barbara Ackerman, Terre Haute. Ind. Hazel Akins. Bedford, Ind. Janet Blocksoni, Terre Haute, Ind. Helen Boyle, Terre Haute, Ind. Jane Bragdon, Terre Haute, Ind. Suzanne Carter, Boonville, Ind. Catherine Chalos, Terre Haute. Ind Mary Chalos, Terre Haute. Ind. Gene Cobb, Anderson. Ind. Sarah Council, Terre Haute. Ind. Marcena Crundwell, East Chicago Willa Danner, Terre Haute. Ind. Patty Ferris, Terre Haute, Ind, Amy Fick. West Terre Haute. Ind. Pat Gallagher, Terre Haute, Ind. Peggy Gallagher. Terre Haute. Incl Priscilla Geisler, Terre Haute, Ind. Mary Lou Gilfoy, Clinton. Ind. Martha Jean Gordon, Terre Haute Ind. Audrey Green. Terre Haute, Ind. Peggy Hallock, Terre Haute, Ind. Pat Jockel, Fort Wayne. Ind. Eleanor Johnson. Terre Haute. Ind LaVena Kiser, Indianapolis. Ind. Joyce Kylander, Terre Haute, Ind. Dolores Letzkus, Terre Haute. Ind. Mary Littlefield. Terre Haute. Ind. Elise Meyer, Clinton, Ind. Margaret Monninger, Terre Haute Ind. Beth Nash, Terre Haute, Ind. Margaret Nichols, Fowler, Ind. Betty O'Laughlin, Terre Haute, Ind Patricia Phillips, Terre Haute, Ind. Rosemarie Pilsitz, South Bend. Ind. Kitty Jean Price, Terre Haute, Ind. Wanda Rainey. Terre Haute. Ind. Barbara Rice, Spencer, Ind. Barbara Sanford, Terre Haute. Ind. Rose Louise Schaeffer, Terre Haute Ind. Barbara Scheer, Boonville, Ind. Virginia Scheer, Boonville. Ind. Betty Jane Schenk, Indianapolis, Ind Rosemary Secondino, Universal, Ind Elsie Mae Sedgwick, Terre Haute Ind. Zoe Shriner, Terre Haute, Indi Betty Jean Smith. Terre Haute, Ind Jane Snyder. Terre Haute, Ind. Marian Snyder, Veedersburg, Ind. Joyce Strong. Terre Haute, Ind. Joyce Thomas, Cory, Ind. Marjorie Toney, Cory, Ind. Electra Ulbrich, East Chicago, Ind. Christine VanDevanter, Veeders- burg, Ind. Helen Wools. Terre Haute. Ind. Virginia Yager, Terre Haute, Ind. Pat Phillips selected as outstanding pledge and awarded full-jeweled. starred pin . . . Peggy Hallock captured leading roles in Our Town, Stage Door. and Hamlet . . . honor students. Peggy Hallock. Rosemarie Pilsitz. and Rosemary Koch . . . Chris VanDevanter, Marian Snyder, Rosemarie Pilsitz, officers of Parsons Hall Council . . . Eleanor Johnson, treasurer of freshman class . . . many other Kuppas elected to oflices and lionoruries throughout 1944-45. Initiation dance in honor of pledges proves to be a great success. ffl 5 -mf. c J i 149 LAMBDA DELTA PI-ll President ,,...,,.,,, ,.Y,... J ean Yeager Vice-President ...w..,.. Betty Black Secretary ,, ,.., ,.,,,.,,,,...,,..,., B etty Roach Treasurer ,.,,..., Katherine Theodore In 1945 it's Lambda . . . in 1903 it was Llamarada, meaning Flash of Light' ,... symbol, the torch . . . colors, green and white . . . second place rating with Homecoming float, We'll Scuttle 'Em' '... rush, parties, activities . . . twenty-one pledges . . . the Christmas party . . . and then January, with all the wonders of that famous green carpet . . . Lambda-Delt ranch party early in fall . . . Helen Daugherty became Mrs. Jack Tully. Campus co-eds take advantage of sunny days, left to right: Roxie Stigler, Bobby Stanger, Ruthanne Schrepferman, Marilyn Stanger, Rosie Fenoglio, Evelyn Funkhouser, Helen Hertfelder, Carol Carlson, Imogene De Weese and Jane Huey. C 'Q my 150 Top Row: VVilina Armstrong. St, Bernice. lncl.1 Betty Black. WVanatah. Ind.: Margaret Burt. Terre Haute. Incl.. Carol Carlson, Terre Haute. lnclg Beverly Cottrel. Terre Haute. Incl.: Naomi Duines. Terre Haute. Ind.1 Jenny Evans. Terre Haute. Incl. Second Row: Rosalie Fenoglio. Terre Haute. Incl: Evelyn Funkhouser. Terre Haute, Incl.: Rose Gheaja. East Chicago. Ind.: Ermalou Hambrock. Terre Haute. Incl.: Helen Henry. Terre Haute, Incl.: Helen Hertfelcler, Terre Haute. Incl.: Treva Hibbs. Terre Haute, Incl. Third Row: Jane Huey. Terre Haute. Incl.: Barbara Hughes. Terre Haute. Ind.: Myra Janco. Haniinoncl. Ind.: Carolyn Jones. Terre Haute. Incl.. Marian Levin. Michigan City. Ind.: Jerrie McGrew, Terre Haute. lnclg Barbara Miller. Terre Haute. Ind. 'fw- SAK fe - v C, 'iii 'av' V fu WW N154-X , 'iw .1-.ge . .Gm . , . . 151 w-7.3 x. ' its l - . A .' r 9-.I I' . 1 -Ak Se l I 9 . 4 i 'fx -ft' p x-'ek fe Z' 1, . .., .1 , -5. ow 99'-A xr ,Wx L - .ae ,, 4' x -ef .F A 45, X X 1 at Ne! fk. X. QT f, c .- r -w -vt - ..- + 5 Q' if -my -.. .., at -m ,Wt ,J 'C' Mary Ellen Moore, Terre Haute, Ind Joyce Rourke, N. Terre Haute, Ind Audrey Csterhage, Terre Haute, Ind Mary Pahner, Terre Haute, Ind. Joyce Ann Pate, Terre Haute, Ind. LaFerne Price, Terre Haute, Ind. June Risher, Batesville, Ind. Jane Risley, Terre Haute, Ind. Betty Roach, Indianapolis, Incl. Gail Roberts, Indianapolis, Ind. Grace Sargent, Farinersburg, Ind. Helen Schalburg, Terre Haute, Ind. Ruthanne Schrepferman, Brazil, Ind. Alice Schwartz, Terre Haute, Ind. Joan Sisson, Terre Haute, Ind. Martha Spears, Terre Haute. Ind. Barbara Stanger, Terre Haute, Ind. Ma1'ilyn Stanger, Terre Haute, Ind. Roxie Stigler, Brazil, Ind. Katherine Theodore, Terre Haute, Ind. Martha Trout, Staunton, Ind. Virginia White, Princeton, Ind. Wanda Wright, Sullivan, Ind. Jean Yeager, Indianapolis, Ind. Carol Carlson elected president of Womens League and chairman of the Junior Prom . . . Treva Hibbs and Rose Gheaja initiated into Theta Alpha Phi . . . Margaret Burt, freshman representative to W.A.A .... Jerrie lVlcGrew edited the Statesman . . . Rose Gheaja. president. and Betty Roach. treasurer. of sophomore class . . . Barbara Miller initiated into Sigma Alpha Iota . . . Treva Hibbs, director of Song Fest for the Lambdas, and concert program soloist in Symphony Concert Series . . . many alums attended sorority meetings during the year to get acquainted with newer sisters . Smiling Lambdas Martha Trout, Helen Henry, Wanda Wright, Jo Sisson, Jennie Evans and Bonnie Ennicks get together for picture. 153 F.. Er f- X Top Row: Mary Ellen Benson, Bridgeton, Ind.: Ruth Boyll, Terre Haute, Ind., Helen Butwin, Seelyville, Ind.: Marjory Carroll. Mt. Vernon, Ind., Mary Daniels, Tangier, Ind. Second Row: Mildred Davis Terre Haute, Ind., Betty Dilley Bridgeton, Ind., Marjorie Emmert, Brazil, Ind., Lora May Gahimer. Anderson, Ind.: Ellen Hansen, Crawfords- ville. lnrl' OMEGA SIGMA CHI President ,.,,,,, ,.,, L orene Laughlin Vice-President . . . ,,,.,, Ruth Robinson Secretary ,,,,,, ,,,,,i,.,.i L ois Reynolds Treasurer , , .,,,, Martha Hardaway Omega founded at I.S.T.C. in 1898 . . . the colors moss green and rose, symbols . . , the rush activities and twelve grand pledges . , . To Possess or Dispossess, theme of the Campus Revue skit. awarded honorable mention . . . Mary Daniel, prominent Sycamore Player and member of Theta Alpha Phi, directed the melodrama. 154 .599-as YJ' 'Agfa Evil,-4' 'Q' :N-x nl iii' te. 5: -, N., . ,N Q- ,.. .,,....f if T awe- sd' -.,. ' ,ef Top Row: Margaret Hedley, Terre Haute, Ind., Wanda Larew. Terre Haute. Ind.: Lorene Laughlin, Terre Haute, Ind., Martha Lord, Brazil. Ind.: Jean Loucks. Terre Haute, Ind., Rosalie Mans, Paris, lll.g Catherine Marietta, Blanford, Ind. Second Row: Mary Margaret Miller, Crawfordsville, Ind., Dorothy Opell. Vincennes, Ind., Leona Purcell, Logansport. Ind., Lois Reynolds. Terre Haute. Ind., Alice Ritter, Linton, Ind., Grace Robinson. Carbon, Ind., Robia Roeschlein, Terre Haute, Ind. Third Row: Rosemary Seal, Terre Haute, Ind., Donna Smith, Farmersburg, Ind, Virginia Stork, Osgood, Ind., Alice Swaim. Rockville, Ind., Betty Thomas. Pimento. Ind., Muriel Wolf. Linton, Ind., Anna Lee Wright. Terre Haute, Ind. Members of Omega are well represented in the campus honoraries . . . Wanda Larew. Martha Hardaway, and Mary Margaret Miller initiated into SAI, national music fraternity . . . Rosemary Seal and Mary Daniel, members of Theta Alpha Phi . . . Ruth Robinson, Lois Reynolds. Wanda Larew, and Ellen Hansen elected into the national commerce honorary, Pi Omega Pi , . . Ellen Hansen belongs to Kappa Delta Pi, educational fraternity . . . Virginia Stork represents Pi Gamma Nu, the social studies honorary . . . and variety is still the spice of life. 155 PSI THETA President ,,,,,, , ,, .,,..A, LaVaughn Martin Vice-President ,,,, , ,,,,,,,, Pat Mulvihill Secretary ,,.,,, ,.,,.,,. R achel Stratton Treasurer ..,,,.... Ruth Coster Psi Thetas started its thirty-eighth year with rush led by Phyllis Ann Hollowell . . . School Days theme was carried throughout . . . At squeal our blue and pink ribbons were pinned on eight girls . . . six more girls have pledged during yeai '... annual Homecoming luncheon was served in the Terre Haute House with over fifty actives and alumnae present. Top Row: Mina Anderson, Lyons, Ind, Martha Bielfield, Terre Haute, Ind., Beverly Bolton, East Chicago, Ind.: Margaret Broadhurst, Chrisman, Ill., Joy Carmichael, Terre Haute, Ind,, Ruth Coster, Mooresville, Ind. Second Row: Kathryn Dougherty. Terre Haute, Ind., Dorothy Ellmore, Covington, Ind., Ruth Ferguson, Princeton, Ind.g Clara Grube, Terre Haute, Ind.: Geneva Hall, Terre Haute, Ind., Carla Harbaugh, Bicknell, Ind. Third Row: Gretchen Hill, Bicknell, Ind., Phyllis Hollowell, Terre Haute, Ind., Roseann Ingram, Helen Johnson, Jasonville, Ind., Lora Gail Keller, Covington, Ind. -xx HQ' 'S' e. f' ,if , 1 V 156 Theme of annual pledge dance was Sweetheart Dance' '... Psi Thetas were again runner-up in the sorority basketball tournament . . . Psi Thetas are proud of girls who are in honorary societies on campus . . . Lora Gail Keller member of Pamaristal, Theta Alpha Phi. Sycamore Players. treasurer of Press Club, editor of Blue Book . . . Joy Carmichael and Carla Harbaugh members of Kappa Pi , . . Pat Mulvihill, Press Club secretary . . . Betty Steffy president of Athenaeum . . . Margaret Broadhurst Vice-president of W.A.A. and Home Economics Club . . . other girls are active members of departmental clubs and activities. Top Row: Melanie Liesse, Whiting, Ind.: LaVaughn Martin, Clinton, Ind., Hazel Miller. Montezuma. Ind., Norma Miller, Terre Haute. Ind., Esther Myers, Dugger, Ind., Pat Mulvihill. St, Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind. Second Rowz Norma Pitman, Prairie Creek. Ind: Virgie Richardson, Monroe City. Ind.: Mary Alice Rogers, Chrisman. Ill.q JoAnn Ruddle, Indianapolis. Ind. Bettv Stombaugh. Goodland. Ind.: Rachel Stratton, Clinton, Ind. Third Row: Joan Sutherlin, Greencastle. Ind., Willamay Whitner, West Terre Haute. Ind., Marjorie Wilson, Sullivan, Ind., Mary Xurafes. East Chicago. Ind. ' 'er ' I it U . 251 ' ' t ' ' ' im. 'f ' 3 W. . ,L QQ -5 A rf- 'M Q .. 6 2. ., :,-- K -I I ,fini .V 5 N ., ve' . V 1 - ,' A ' ' - 55. A4-' X 11 - nv Ritek T? Nl i ' fi Q 5 , A - :' P :-:Q :.! K' K ite. 3 ao- i X 93 K, 'E' i ,W 4. 3 w ,sm v' , 1 . f 2 1: ' , V api., r ' 'l fil' ' ' -N , .. , ' , ' H- a, ff fr 1 I H 3 i fs' 4 J ,,, ' . Ns f ' , -av -0-Mt.f:.- 1, - . Q i- ,. X - t - -, if: U 1251+-IJFS: . , .Iii 0-w.,+ A gms, vi' -.fm-x ..X1 1 K 3 X 1 ...-x . -x .::.,j--gb ., Y A i,-if a ' I Y- ., ' X ,' - , sw.. - - iff. -ts' , i 'F' Y . .., f' ' M i, A535 . ' J:,1f5,I5Q5 1 X 157 F...,.'..,.,-,- . . Q, X ' 'sa ow W ' T' 5? ls . t. -,. X Nx N- - 1 3 ,- V ' -- . - N KRW V, lx E . 4 - A R51 W:-,ki ,. .V Q 5 . , , T , at Ni i it it -',Q ' . i . gifs., , w 'ef L ' ' 2. Top Row: Barbara Armantrout. Terre Haute. Ind., Charlotte Bain, Terre Haute. Ind., Mildred Brown, Terre Haute, Ind- Ellen Louise Brovsme, Terre Haute Ind., Ma C ll ., , , - ry orre , Roblnson, Ill., Kathryn Howald, Brazil, Ind. Second Row: Marjorie McCollum. Brazil, Ind.: Clara McQueen, Clinton, Ind., Mary Jane Morris, Terre Haute, Ind., Norma Norton, Terre Haute, Indy Waneta Pell, Brazil, Ind.: Anita Russell. Farmersburg, Ind. Third Row: Alberta Thomas, Rockwell, Ind.q Catherine Thomas, Terre Haute, Ind.: Mary Ella Tranbarger, Terre Haute, Ind., Valeria Valente, Clinton, Ind., Roma Whi 0 Rosedale, Ind., Ruth Work, Evansville, Ind. pp l NIU ZETA President ,,,.,, .. ...,.,. Alberta Thomas Vice-President ..... ,,,,,.. V aleria Valente Secretary ,,,, ..,,.. C atherine Thomas Treasurer ,,,, Roma Whippo Mu Zeta organized in 1902 . . . sorority colors rose and silver . . . flower is pink rose . . . original purpose was to cultivate and further interest in music . . . today Mu Zetas are taking an active part in all campus affairs . . . 'LWe've Got 'em Hooked , float for Homecoming Day, was awarded honorable mention in annual festival ,. . . luncheon held at Deming Hotel . . . eight girls accepted traditional pink and white ribbons at squeal in November . . . Mrs. Laurence Eberly, Mrs. Walter Shriner, and Mrs. Hazel Phillips are patronesses for Mu Zeta. 158 N si .-: 59 Nr' ALPHA SIGMA TAU ,,..,.Bob Rourke President ...,,A, . , Vice-President Secretary ,,..,.. Treasurer ,,.....John Wythe ...George Nasser ,, A.,,,, Charles Pound Although the Alpha Sigs are few in number, we have managed to carry on fraternity traditions . . . the Pirates Ball was one of the gayest affairs of the year . . . Alpha Sigs also took part in Campus Revue and May Song Fest . . . the fraternity has had to close its house due to the man shortage, but we hope to have one again in the future . . . On the seventy-fifth anni- versary of I. S. T. C., Alpha Sigma Tau pledges itself to continue to be a part of the tradition of the school and to be ready for greater achievement after its members return from War. Top Row: Herbert Campbell, Clay City, Ind.: William Crist, Jasonville, Ind., William Davison, Marshall, Ill., Ernest Lee, Marshall, Ill.: Fletcher Minnick, Logansport. Ind., George Nasser, Terre Haute, Ind. Second Row: Moses Nasser. Terre Haute, Ind., Charles Pound. Terre Haute, Ind., Robert Rourke, Terre Haute. Ind., Birch Storm. Clay City. Ind., John Wythe, Indianapolis, Ind. ri, .1 'u J 'Y M, 2 an 4:4 'Q- 159 we.-S 3 iff? DELTA LAMBDA SIGMA President V ,,,,,,,,A ..,Y,Y,.,.,.,,,. D avid Kirk ViCe-P1-egident ,,,,, ......, D ennis Trueblood Secretary ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,, R obert Carpenter Treasurer ...., ..,..V.,,V,,,,,,V. L 99 Hill Organized in 1907 as the Daedalian Literary Society . . . name changed in 1928 . . . although many Delt men have joined the ranks of our fighting men, the organization has managed to stay active in campus affairs . . . many honors were won, including First place in the May Song Fest and third place for the audience award in the Campus Revue . . . our brothers hold offices in various honorary groups-Blue Key, Alpha Phi Omega, Student Council, and staff members of the various publications. Top Row: Eric Bickley, Hope, Ind.: Robert Carpenter, Brazil, Ind., Byron Cook, Vincennes. Ind.: David Diehl, Terre Haute, Ind., Lewis Eckerman, Terre Haute, Ind., Lee Hill. Rockville, Ind, Douglas Kelshaw, Terre Haute, Ind. Second Row: David Kirk, Terre Haute, Ind.: Robert Kruzan, Hammond, Ind., Guy Mahan, Terre Haute, Ind.: William Milakis. Lafayette, Ind., Jack Murtaugh, Terre Haute, Ind: Gene Nutt, Indianapolis, Ind, Donald Schabel. Terre Haute, Ind. Third Row: Max Smith, Marshall, Ill.: John Snyder. Carlisle. Ind., Martin Thomas. Terre Haute, Ind., Dennis Trueblood, Terre Haute, Ind.: Glenn Von Tress, Greencastle, Ind,g Robert Draper, Terre Haute, Ind. BC? af' Q -nv' fl R.. , . , ,X,, 'Z' lib. 'Q Qs 160 S S. H . . .4 Si N , I ' 1.3 m ' .-1 x N- 21' .-3 in - , r Q .5 Q-Q. i A 3, ,X fi '33 Q. , - ff 4 if 1: FV i x 4 ' w Q -H . , N 3 . -N.-. . ,. 3 FRN! ws ,, SR . aio 5 !g'j - 7 -I 3- 2'0 -waipfffg -f Gif Adu 5 'y.,: 'flff lug, nh Ill I Y .J - .,51'-W x I 11- an W. 4? V 'I ,J A - .sr..:fA:s'v'9 .J ,255 V - - - :J .- V, 19-Sv-'lff Qjn V X ' .- ', 'Lf WH 7' I N - y 'L :, 4. -- i Lt. Conrdr. Frederick Armington. Lt. Elmer Erickson, Lt. Waiter Markham NAVY V-I Z On July 1, 1943, V-12 units were organized all over the country for the exclusive training of Navy officers. Since this time the unit on the Indiana State campus has sent mole than 300 men on to Pre-flight or Midshipmen schools. This V931 the V-12 program was cut down somewhat and there are now onlv 170 sailors in this unit. In command of the naval training unit are Commanding Officer Lt. Elmer Erickson and Executive Officer Lt W J Markham. Lt. Commander Fredrick Armington was stationed here as Medical Officer until March, 1945, at which time he was transferred to San Francisco. Lt. Deppee Filled his vacancy foi the March term. 162 SHIPS COMPANY The typical V-12 trainee arises at 5: 45 to report for morning calisthenics which consists of fifteen to twenty minutes of active drill. Following drill the men return to the barracks and eat breakfast. After morning inspection they march back to their rooms and prepare to report to their morning classes. During the course of the day a vigorous hour is spent in basic schedules in physical training with special emphasis on swimming and strength drills. All V-12 trainees have the rate of Apprentice Seamen. U. S. N. R. Front Row: Leslie Pierpoint. Yeoman lcg Roland Surge, Storekeeper 2 c, Maurice Phelan, Pharmacists Mate lfcg Jack LeCroy, Chief Athletic Specialist. Second Row: Charles Gillis, Pharmacists Mate 3 c, Lee Grant, Athletic Specialist 3 fr James Smith, Yeoman 2fc. Cv 163 f Front: Donny Ramsey. J, E, Smi1h, Allen Holme-ndollar. Larry Badylak. Owen Antrim Robert Newhart, Richard King. Second Row: Jim Carpenter, Jesse Standish, Robert Saar, George Str-aly, Third Row: Glenn Carlson, Morris Leighton, Lro Swinford, Norman Dunn, BATTALION OFFICERS Ono afternoon a Week the V-12's put in an hour of military drill. Between chow and evening muster the men are allowed froo limo which is spent in the grill, at The U.S.O.. or in the bar- racks, studying or talking. Colors are lowered at 19:25. followed by evening study and taps at 2200. 164 COMPANY A Allen. Claude Alles. Charles J. Bader. Edward J, Badylak, Lawrence Bailey, Britton G. Balkin. Solomon Behler. Ralph W. Benson, Ernest B, Berning, Donald L. Bills, Robert J. Biseh, John J, Bouwkamp, Burton Bruns. Frank J. Burns. John V, farlson, Glen B. Clark, Donald W. forona. Carlos Covert. Henry E. Dailey, Edwin IVI. Daries, Fredrick Dehls, Tony E. DePeugh. Joseph E. Dunham, Warren R. Dunn. Norman C. Durren, Gene Euneman. Robert J. Ferree, James E, Fowler, Robert E. Fullman, George B. Greene. Gordon Hallwes, Donald Hansen, Donald Hurd. Jerome lohnson. John lohnston, George Jones, Leroy A. Jordan. Harvey Jungbluth, Gordon Kelly, Joseph W. Kelly. William King, Richard Kuntz, Robert S. H. Lang. Richard Lassers, Arthur Lewis, Theodore Lienhart. Robert Lipp, Edward Liter. Theodore Lutes. Earl Michelson, Norris Myers, Austin Nevins, John N. Newey. James S Nickel, William Noland, Harvey Owen, James Recny, Frank Reean, Bernard Ridolfi, Rudolpho Roberts, Donald Sanders. James Schilling, Robert Schmeiser, Alfred Schumacher, Roger Sharpe, Patrick Shirley. Edmund Smiley, Robert Smith. John Soyland. Trygbe Standish, Jesse Stumpe, Walter W. Swinford. Leo Teasdale, Russell Vpelz. Josevh Watson, William Westland. Ralph Whelan. James White. James Wier. Ronald Winslow, Ralph Witte, Richard Wleklinski, Joseph Yeager, Thomas COMPANY B COMPANY B- Anderson, Albert Anderson. Harrv Antrim, Owen Barker. Ravnzond Bielewitz, Ralph Blackburn. Charles Blackford, Patrick Blood, Charles Blumenthal, Herbert Bly, Philio Bohrer, Carl Book. Everett Borowski. Chester Bowers. Wendell Brennan, Donald Bridge, William Burns. Carl Carlet. Frank Clark, Joseph Climer, David Creighton, Leland Crews, Ronald DeVoss, Henry Devreese, Donald Ellis. John J. Ellis. John J. Erlenborn. John Ferguson, George Hale, A. A. Hallin. John Hand. Robert Hatch. Philip Heideman. Leslie Helmendollar. Allen Hilfman, Lee Hoekman. Jackson Hoskins, Vernon Hottie, Donald Jones. Aneil Kimmel, Frank Kratz, Charles Leighton, Morris Lessing, Calvin Lewis, Howard Margi, Guv Marshall, George Mays. Richard MeDaid. Richard Mennen. Robert. Medic, Robert Mollitor, John Mordoek, Gilbert Neal. Thomas Newhart, Robert Nipple, Charles Norman. John Oglesby, Thomas Papke, Erwin Peek, Richard Pickett, Donald Powell, Paul Ramsey, Denny Saar, Robert Sanford. Robert Sathern, Everett Schaller. Harold Sehurenberg, Carl Scott, Gale Simms, Eugene Sorenson, Clarence St. Aubin, William Stealy, George Stevens, William Stoeckinger. John Sullivan. Hugh Taylor, Everett Thomas, Noel Vaillancourt, Roland Voyles, Robert Ward, Curtis s' E if , - x ,N '-e-XS? A mf., MOfSil129l' logs out for night class. Mvn on duty are John Nevins and James NEWQBV, Color guard takes down flag during evening muster. Saturday inspection for entire unit. Chow lme meets approval of one and all. G. I. food provides vitamins Lmcl full stomachs for sailors. Mess hall at daily meal. Men eat from trays in light, healthful atmosphere at all times, Special Christmas dinner with decorations, speakers table and turkey with all the trimmings. Dress uniforms add formality to this unusual chow . , slr'-M t-Q., Awsazzszms .11- 1 . 1 fl 19' f xl ff Q KKK 8 -4 'T' Q9 D ANA 931109 E xl 3 IN I 57 +912 We af -lueslguali? Ofc G9 El I945 '95 9?- Indiana Sfaleys dislinguished years of iraining young men and women for Uifal roles in The worlcfs work are the foundafion for the professional lraining of mililary and Civilian siudenls today for greaier service in war and peace. LIBERAL ARTS PROFESSIONAL BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MASTER OF ARTS MASTER OF SCIENCE ART MATHEMATICS COMMERCE MUSIC EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY AND ETHICS ENGLISH PHYSICAL EDUCATION-MEN FOREIGN LANGUAGE PHYSICAL EDUCATION-WOMEN HOME ECONOMICS SCIENCE INDUSTRIAL ARTS SOCIAL STUDIES LIBRARY SCIENCE SPEECH Wriie: The Regislrar INDIANA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Terre Haute, Indiana 172 Three little maids from school are we . . . look at those beautiful smiles, sailor . . . blondes, brunettes, redheads-take your pick . . . these dorm girls don't look so happy. HILLMAN'S DIAMONDS 612 Wabash WATCHES IEWELRY SILVERWARE CHINA GIFTS GLASSES Compliments of TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE and STAR 173 Bertie Mitchell reaches Skv-high for perfect paint iob . , , Treva Hibbs has her eye on the light board . . , sound crew is ready to go , . . Lambda Corner . , . Alpha table in grille . . . Kappa5 climb U. B. steps To eonvo. PROMPT PERSONAL SERVICE , CHOICE FLOWERS The Blossom Shop lll,.-XUYS VUVV.-KN l'tll'NlP VH.-Xl'll.l-18 ILXYIID l'Ul'Nll 1111 North Tth Street Telephone Terre Haute, Ind. Crawford 3828 We Telegraph Flowers SAVE THOSE PRECIOUS WAR BONDS IHlN l' VXSH 'I'HlC3l , .X INll',lCI'l'I,'XN'I'S lNS'l'AI.l,Ml-IN'l' LHAN NNY SUI.X'I'1 YHVH l'llUlCI.I'1M Bath the Attack . . . Bay More Bonclsf The Merchants National Bank .llf mln! lillrlll ,Ulrflffllrls .-lssm 1l'wn '1 mem-1 11.'u 1'l1:. INIP vm ,xml wlmsn 'rwr-:Lvl-1 l'llIN'l'S things to wear for men who care HERB LEACH QUALITY SHOP 523 WABASH AVE. ALWAYS PLEASED TO Sl-IOVV YOU Jewelry - Watches - Diamonds - Costume Jewelry icancf'4 642 Wabash Ave. Terre Haute. Ind Phone Crawford 2537 174 Q -f , i.. , , fi The ever-smiling Mrs. Hitch . . . take it easy, Chuck . . . no studying to do, Bet? . . . hup, two, three. four . . , closeup view , . . collegiate Miss Penman. 1.H.1,,.1I..,1,..t1,m1t..,..,,,.1,..,1..,..1,..,1,,..1,..,1.,,,1,.......,.1..,1.,,.1 1 1 1 ..,.,,1t...1,.,1Hu1,,,.-,1m.1.tt.1,,.1.1v1t...1.,,,1,t..1,..,1 Compliments of david's ladies ready io wear 672 Wabash ..,.tt1,.,1.,,1.,,.1,.1,..,1..,,1,...1A,.1,.u1,.,t....,,.1,,.,1W1.t,.1u1v..,- l Theres nothing lil-ce Gas for COOKING REFRIGERATION WATER HEATING HOUSE HEATING 632 Cherry St. HERIVI RASSEL Tailors and Habberdashers 15 South Seventh St. CROWN HATS AND CAPS VIQUESNEY'S Office Outfitters The Fountain Pen Store BOOKS STATIONERY DRAWING SUPPLIES 604 Wabash Ave. 811-815 Ohio St. 1...1,1..,.1. 1 -...,,1..I.1.-I..1,.1..,1.tty...m1.A.1tt..1.t.t...w1.w1.,..1mt...W-.my..,..,1.H.1.,,.-..,,,1W1.,1,t.1m-.....1,.,.1.,,.1H.,1,..t1..,,1n1 175 Indiana State Teachers College Bookstore Indiana Siaie Teachers College BOOKSTORE is maintained lo serve ffze Student Boiy, Faculfy, Adminisfralion, and Alumni. 176 Q Visitors visit grille . . . WAVE Nickiess. reporting. sir . , . Modern Language Club exhibit . . , Spanish class takes time out for picture by professor, Dr. Wann. ideal Baking Co. Don'i Say Bread, Say Holsum COMPLIMENTS MODEL MILK AND ICE CREAM COMPANY tv Madnmefs office, busy as over . . . Convo must be over . . . must have been a good joke . , . those hooks look heavy. gals . . , don't be late for class . , . enough here for a bridge gmne. +i- llll - -ii.- l,., -.i-..-...- l... - ll., .- l... - ,.., .. ,,.. .. l.,, .. l.., - l,,. -i.- lll. - l.N4 .- l,.l - vlll - l.1l - l4.l - l.,, - ,,., - l.., - lv.. - l,,. - l.,. - l..4 -.- l.,4 -.i- llll - lll. - lll. -M.-ii.-it--i I Conipliments of Citizens Independent I I Telephone Co. 1 Q 711 Poplar si. C-7041 lVliller and Yeager I Architects i + 178 The LaSalle Shop :A YHli'l'H SIXTH S'llREl lT Coats - Suits -- Furs Y Dresses - Ncgligees Lingerie - Sweaters - Hosiery - Handkerchiefs - Blouses Eisvnliergs Jewelry - Perfumes - Cologne - Lipsticks Perfume Sticks - Sashet - Soap A'iwiH:vu'I'iH:lv 'FO uIt,xI.ITY ALW.-xYs EnNA HPNRY CHARLES VAN HOUTIN Im- itt. - t.i, - t.ii - i.ii - iiii - iiii - .iii - .iii - ,ii. - i,i, - i..i - i..i - i..i - i,.i - .,i. - ,,ii - i..i -i. Uptown Tire Co. The Key 10 Safety MUS. TIRES RECAPPING - VULCANIZING 923 Wabash Ave. Phone C-6054 Terre Haute, Indiana Versatile Vauglian in two scenes from Uncle Hn:-ry , , . make-up crew at work . , , Mr, Carmzrck gets ax facial . . , Unvle Hurrn again , , bend uve-13 lVlElI'y. it's not !4ll'illl.Illl yet. Compliments of MID-STATES PAPER COMPANY Forrest G. Sherer Insurance - Surety Bonds 5-6 Chanticleer Bldg. Phone C--1313 Terre Haute, Ind. Meet Your Friends al the GLYIVIPIAN Milk Shakes and Sandwiches Our Specialty 425 Wabasli B-ZZSI DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH TERRE HAUTE MILK COUNCIL 179 QP A-1 I ' hxwgo-J Lust minute shoppers on way to town . , . more mail . , . relaxation before chow . , nmvp sailors. Qualify Recapping CAHILL'S SERVICE STATION 17th and Poplar Sis. Compliments of EDWARD S. LAMMERS PAINT AND GLASS Co. TERRE HAUTE, IND. Omce and Sales Room Telephone Wabash at 12th Street C-2226 Hunfer, Gillum 81 Sfreefer, Inc. General Insurance and Bonds 16 South Tth Street C-1400 TERRE HAUTE HEAVY HARDWARE CO., Inc. The Quickest Shippers Mine, Mill. Shop and Garage Equipment and Supplies TELEPHONE C-3333 - LD 6 5,15 North 13th St. TERRE HAUTE, IND IANA Uimim- ,,,, iw-,,-,..,-.W-.,,,1,,mm... .,,, ...,,,1.,,,-,,,.in.,-,,.,-,..,-,..,-,,,.1,..,..,..,-.W-.W-N,-,W--.W1,,,.1.,,.-.,..,-..,,-,.,,..w-.,,.,m4-,...-H.,-,,.....m 180 .f ' f-1 ,W I pd. .hw x - 1 1. R H N fe ti. Hmmu, whcrek Ed .... the three musketeerr. , . two time people lllivlllg the usual fine time . . . DLIISY Mao amd Lll Abner go for in stmll . . . taking il pin-up pin-tL11'c, B. Aff . . the full and short uf it For Quality cmd Service - M0048 - .fallqeil Printers and Publishers MO North Sixth Street Terre Haute, indiana 181 Hands cold, Ralph? . , wager beavers ui mail call . . Cznsazwxfu Mullon with lwo ubcnrts . . . wlmfs the lmurry. l'cllzas'.' , . auwtlwr mall cull , looking Im' smnc unc. AQpy'7 F ISCHER'S AUTO SUPPLIES AND PARTS 'WVU Svll the BUS! for Lcswl' E901-903 hY2ll12lSl1 Ave. 329 Ohiu Sl. ll Pays lo Playu MCMILLAN ATHLETIC GOODS CO. Terre Haute, Indicmcx GOODYEAR TIRES WIIILARD BATTERIES MOBILGAS K IIIOBIIIOIL 24 Hour Service ' 2 J. ,- 'Q MACE J Service For Gund Hai und Shoe Rebuilders Call Crawford 1654 We Call for and Deliver' .fluywlzere STAFFORD 108 North Seventh Street. TT TS OUR AMBITTQN TCD MAKE EOE THE SYCAMORE PT-IQTCGEAPHS WORTHY' CDE THE GREAT SCHQQL THEY REPEESENT x M We are proud of Uwe School and we are proud of fha phofograpfrs in fhis yearbook. QQ TQ 1VIARTIN'S PHOTO SHOP 183 -Y, ...WN .. u F1 vshuiuii inllmvifdif . . sh NN aduws . - . more dorm girls un their way to class . 'ireh f1'vsl1i1w11. . . you're being qw- iiii -H-H- iiii - -iii -ii- ,iii - iiii - irii - ,iii - iiii - iiii - i.i. - .iii - -,,. - .ii. - .,i- -ii- TERREIHAUTE SAWNGS BANK 1869-1945 76 Years of Savings Banlsing Service SIXTH AND OHIO STS. +-MF--M----------mm iiii .iii ii-i iiii ii-i i-i. -.-i .iii i--i i-ii iiii ,i.i ECE GRADUATION AND THE NEW LIFE VYXUSED BY ENGAGEMENT 1 I l I -x- GIVE Q y MAMQNDS QP QUALITY , sr D X KEEPSAKE-BOULEVARD 1 ,Eg + -A ' W.-mfmx -.--'- . in,- xx F vig cmd cyber hrcirids oi famous JEQ I m x Y :i, .'H, i Digimords W 'iQ ' Y 1+!ZZ'f',.,' l , if 5 SCHMIDT s - E - Est. iam 14 S, mi si, x...., 184 A Ackerman, Barbara. .72, 105, 146, 147 Adami, Marian .........,... 105. 142 Adams, Jean ..... . .......... 93, 131 Adams, Juanita .. ........ 85 Aitken, Mary ....,..... 80, 85 Aker, Marylee ..........., 72. 99. 131 Akins. Hazel ........ 54, 68, 105, 145 All, Martha Lee ............ 105, 142 Allen, Claude .,... Alles, Charles .,.. .,.... 1 66 Allshouse, Pearl . . . , . .85, 138 Anderson, Albert ....,.......... 166 Anderson, Alice ..........,...,,. 99 Anderson, Harry .... 70, 119. 121, 166 Anderson, Mina .,.. 61, 72, 73, 85, 156 Annakin, Dorothy .... 13. 58, 105, 131 Antrim, Owen ...64. 76. 105, 164, 166 Armantrout, Barbara ....... 105, 158 Armour, Dolores .. . ,....,. ..... 1 35 A1'mstrong, Robert . ..,.... 115. 116, 119, 121 Armstrong, Wilma ..,. 60. 68, 99. 150 Aspy, William .,...,..,. 115, 116. 122 Ault. Rosalie ..... ..... 9 3. 138, 141 Austin, Leonard .,,. 5, 104, 105 B Back, Elizabeth Ann ,..,..,,. 54. 105, 130, 131 Bader, Edward ...... ...,.., 1 65 Badylak, Lawrence ........ 71, 105, 164, 165 Bailey, Betty Jo .... .... 1 05. 135 Bailey, Britton . . . ...... .165 Bain, Charlotte .. ...... 99, 58 Balkin, Solomon .. ......,.... 165 Bare, Carolyn ...,. 23, 55, 105, 130, 131 Barker, Raymond , . . . ..,.. . .165 Beal. Betty ......., ..... 9 3, 135 Beck. Jayne ............... 105, 142 Behler, Ralph ...,.,,.,..,...... 165 Benson, Ernest .,.. 122. 123, 165. 169 Benson. Mary Ellen . . ........ 17. 154 Berg. Wilma ..,.......... 81, 85, 135 Berning, Donald ..............., 165 Berning, Marguerite ......... 85, 138 Berry, Joanne ........... 99. 135, 137 Bickley, Eric .,........ 25, 58, 64, 77. 93, 97, 160 Bidle, Joan ,......... 55, 99, 103, 131 Bielfield, Martha . ......... ,..... 5 6 Bills, Robert ...... ......... ,... 1 6 5 Bisch, John ........ . ,......... 165 Black, Betty ............. 93, 97, 150 Blackburn, Charles .......,..... 166 Blackburn, Rosemarye ...57, 64, 66, 69, 72, 75, 77. 85, 134, 135 Blackford, Patrick .............. 166 Blocksom, Janet .,..,........ 99, 146 Blood, Charles ..,....... 71, 123, 166 Blumenthal, Herbert ........ 99, 166 Bly, Philip .......... ......... 1 66 Bohrer. Carl . ....., ........... 1 66 Bolton, Beverly ........,... 105, 156 Bonham, Susan ..... 55. 105. 135 Book, Everard ..... .,..,.,.... 1 66 Borowski, Chester . ......... 166 Bourne, Marjorie ..., .... 1 35 Bouwkamp, Burton ..,. ...... 1 65 Bowers, Wendell .............,. 166 Bowne, Barbara ............ 105, 142 Boyce, Margaret ...... 54, 57, 58, 60, 61. 105, 126, 135 STUDENT INDEX Boyle, Helen Elizabeth .... 64. 85, 146 Boyll, Joan ............. 99, 142. 143 Boyll, Ruth .. .............,..., 154 Bragdon, Jane ...... ..... 1 05, 146 Brennan, Donald .......,....... 166 Brewer, Henrietta ........ 54. 55, 58, 72, 99. 103, 131 Bridge, William . ....... ...,.... 1 66 Brocker, Betty .... ............ 8 5 Brown, Mildred ........ 93. 158 Brown, Susanna .............. 62, 85 Brown, William ..,..... 70, 115, 123 Browne, Ellen Louise ........ 85, 158 Broadhurst, Margaret ,....... 61, 93, 125, 126, 156 Bruns, Frank .................., 155 Brunton, Patricia ........ 75, 85, 142 Buchanan, Marilyn ...68, 78. 99, 142 Burke, Frances . ..... 71, 72, 99, 131 Burke. Roseanna ........ ,.64. 65. 76 Burkett, Ruth .............. 93. 135 Burnett, Virginia ..... 54. 56. 57. 58. 77, 99, 131 Burns, Carl .................... 166 Burns. John .................... 165 Burt, Margaret. .61, 105, 124, 126, 150 Busing, Jeanette ...,.,.... 60, 68, 69, 75, 80, 85 Butwin, Helen ..,.. ..,. 6 2, 154 C Campbell, Jean .,.. 54, 56, 64, 65, 75, 76. 77, 93, 131 Campbell, Herbert .....,..,..... 159 Campbell. Sarah ,... 13, 54. 105, 131 Campbell, Shirley .,...... 54, 56, 58, 75. 77, 93. 131 Carlet, Frank ,..,........ .166 Carlson, Carol . ....... 58. 66, 69, 77, 93. 150. 151 Carlson. Glen .... ....... 1 64, 165 Carmack. Jane ..... .... 5 5, 105, 131 Carmichael, Jov ..... ..,....... 1 56 Carnes, Ruth Nelle ...,.......,. 105 Carpenter, James .......... 164, 165 Carpenter, Robert .... 57, 93, 97. 160 Cartei', Susanne ..68, 93, 97, 146, 147 Cave, Alfred .............,..... 122 Chagares, Angeline ,.,.......... 105 Chagares, George , . .... , . Chalos, Catherine . . . .... 75, Chalos, Mary .,..,... ..... 9 9, Chartier. Edmund ........... 71, Chestnut, Marguerite .... 54. 56, Clark, Donald ...,.............. Clark, Joseph . ................ . Clark, Rahletha .........,...... Clark. Rhoberta ...... 21. 35, 58. 77, 93. 97. Clem, Jean . ,............ ..105, Climer. David ............. 166, Clingerman. Dorothv ..... . . ,85, Cline, Inalie .......... ..... 8 0. Cobb, Gene . .,...... .... 8 5. Cole, Frances .... .... 5 7, Coleman, Mary . ............ 105. Concannon, Libby .....,.. 60, 61. 105, 126. Cooksey, Walter ......,........ Copeland, Betty ....,...,.... 99, Coppack, Margaret .... 105, 134, Corona, Carlos ...... 13, 71, 105, Correll, Marjorie ....,.......... Correll, Mary .......,....... 85, Cotton, Betty Ruth ..........,.. Coughlin, Dolores ........ 68, 93, 185 .85 146 146 105 57 165 166 .85 73. 131 142 169 131 85 146 103 138 71. 135 105 138 135 165 154 158 105 138 Council. Sara .... 60, 66, 99, 146. 147 Covert, Henry ..... 70, 119, 120, 165 Creighton, Leland . ......... 105, 166 Crews, Ronald .,............... 166 Criss, Ruth ........., 55, 93, 142, 143 Cromwell, Joan. .54, 72. 103, 105, 131 Crundwell, Marcena. . .58, 73. 75. 86, 146 D Daily, Marilee .,, ...... .135 Daley, Edwin ....... .165 Dalton, Dean ..., ...... 63 , 66, 99 Dalton, Virginia ...........,..... 62 Daniel, Mary .,...... 42, 43, 64, 75, 77, 86, 154 Danner. Willa .,............ 105, 146 Daries, Frederick .... 94, 97, 169, 165 Daugherty, Kathryn ,........ 86. 156 Davies, Will ...,..,...... ....... 8 6 Davis, Ma1'ian ........., 71. 105, 131 Davis, Mildred , . . ........... .154 Davison. Bill .,,...,..... 58, 94, 159 Deal, Jack ..................... 115 DeCamp. Betty ....,........ 105, 142 Dede, Mary Anna. .60, 72, 99, 104, 142 Dehls, Tony ..,................. 165 DePeugh, Joseph .,.... 119, 120, 165 DeVoss, Henry .............,... 166 DeVreese, Donald .............. 166 DeWeese, Imogene , . . ..,..... .151 Dick, Betty Ann .... ..... 9 9. 131 Diehl, David ,..... ,... 1 05, 160 Dierdorf, Melvin ..,, .,.. 1 19, 120 Dilley, Betty ...... ..... 9 9, 154 Dorsey, Marilyn ..,. ,..... 1 05, 131 Dowen. Marcella ......... 60, 86, 135 Draper, Robert ......,.. 71. 106, 160 Duenweg, Suzanne ...... 44, 45, 106, 142, 143 Dumes, Norma ...... ...,.. 1 06. 150 Dunagan, Arlene ............ 61, 127 Dunham, Warren ...,.,......... 165 Dunn, Norman ,... .123, 164, 165 Durren. Gene ..... ,122, 165, 169 E Eaglesfield. Helen ....,. 106. 130, 131 Eckerman, Lewis ,. .,.20, 79, 86, 115, 116, 160 Eggleston. Jean ...... 86, 155 Egloff. Patches .... ...75, 94, 138 Elliott, Martha . . . ........ .142 Ellis, John ....., Ellis, John J. ,... . Ellmore, Dorothy Elrod, Marjory .... Einmert, Marjorie , Emsweller. Phyllis Englehart, Marvin . Ennicks. Bonnie . Erlenborn. John ii...- .....,.166 166 ....,....156 ,..,.106. ..61. 106. ..,,.99. ..,..115. 109 154 142 116 ....,.....152 ,,71. 124. 166 Esche, Mary Jane . ...67. 72. 75. 80, 94, 135 Eunemen, Robert ......... .165 Evans, Dorothy .............. 99, 142 Evans, Jennie .......... 57, 103, 106. 150. 152 F Fairhurst. Robert .,...,......... 100 Fangman Kathryn .,.. 58. 64, 77, 86 Fenoglio, Rosemary ,....... 58, 100, 124. 150, 151 Ferguson, Ruth ,....... ..... 9 4, 156 Ferguson George ,........ .166 Ferree, Betty Ferree, James .. .....58, 64, 86 165 Ferris. Patty ..,..........., 106, 146 Ferry, Patty ....v..,.... ,... ..., 1 0 6 Fick, Amy ....,...... 81, 94, 146, 147 Finley. Mabel ..., 54, 56, 58, 100, 131 Finney. Dorothy ......,, 68. 100, 138 Fiscus. Art ,.................,.. 100 Fisher. Nedra ..... 66. 106, 135 Fisher. Lois .. Flaherty. Peggy Foreman. Guy Fowler. Robert Fox, Betty .... Fox, Patricia .. Frank. Lorraine . . . Frye. William ..,., Fullman. George .. Fullman, Mary . . .. Funkhouser, Evelyn Gageby. Frank .... Gagnon. Richard .. Gahimer. Lora Mae Gallagher, Patricia .. Gallagher, Peggy .. . Gaston. Virginia Gerdink. Sue ....., Gheaja. Rozalia .. . Giesler, Priscilla Gilfoy, Mary Lou .. Gillum. Betsy . ,,.. . .. M92 ..71. 94. 97, 131 .....17, 80. 86 ....35, 55, 71. 94, 131 .82. 106. 138. 139 ,. ..,,...., 165 ., ...,....., 86 . ,.,.. 58, 92, 94, 150,151 G ...........106 ...78, 80, 86. 154 .92. 97, 100. 146 .54. 71. 106, 146 ..13. 35. 54, 71. 100.131 ..58, 68, 73. 77. 97, 98, 100, 150 ........106.146 .,......100,146 ........106.131 135 Gleason. Ruth ..,... 61. 71. 106, Gordon. Martha Jean .... 54, 56. , Graddy, James ..... Grass. Wanda Lee , Gregg, Grace . Green, Audrey Green, Betty ...., Greene. Jordan .,.. Greenwav. Robert .. Greenwell, Janell .... Greenwell, Marian Grube, Clara ,..... Grubbs, Cleo ....,... H Halberstadt. Ruth .. Hale, A. .......... . Hall. Geneva ...... ....124, 165. 72 75. 94. 146 106 ....106. 109, 142 .,.23. 46. 47. 57. 106. 138. 139 ....75, 94. 146 .....56,89,149 169 64 106 ..62, 73, 86, 156 ....57, 94, 140 135 156 Hallock. Peggy . .... 58, 64. 66, 68, 75, 77. 86. 91, 146, 147 Hambrock, Erinalou ...,...,.,.. 150 Hamilton. Jane ....... ..72. 86, 135 Hands. Shirley ... Hansen. Ellen ...... Harbaugh, Carla Hardaway, Martha . Harrington, Alice .. Harriott. Jane .... . , Harris. Joan .......,. Harrison, Ruth Ann Hartman, Lois .,... Hassmer, Mary Lou Hatch, Philip ,..... Hedley, Margaret .. Helmandollar, Allen Helms. Laura .,... .....35, 106,138 .....69. 80. 86 .......,,...156 ........100,154 ..58, 60, 75, 80. 86. ,,.....86. ...55. 106. 77, 135 131 142 ......78, 86. 91 132 ......94.97, ....55. 106, 131 .. ....,.... 155 ...,...164,166 .. .,,,.,.. 87 STUDENT Henderson, Mary ...... 106, 130, Henry. Helen ....... 57. 106, 150. Hertfelder. Helen ..,. 58, 94, 150 Hibbs, Treva ........ 15, 78, 87, Hillman, Lee .... Hill, Gretchen ffsi4fii1b'i Hill, Lee ..,.... . ,...... 20, 94 Hininan, Lela ....., so, loo. issf Hia. Alice ....,. ,55. 71. 75, 94 106 Hocl-zman, Jackson Hollowell, Phyllis Holmes. Dorothv .. Hopewell, Patricia Hoskins, Vernon . .. Hottle, Donald .... Howald. Katherine Howlett, Gail ...... Hudson. Carolyn . Huey. Jane ....... INDEX 131 152 151 v Q 150 166 156 160 141 131 166 . ....,. , 156 .,...142 100. ,..81, 136 166 166 . . . . .158 106 136 58, 95, 150. 151 Hughes, Barbara . ..,....... 124, 150 Hurd. Jerome .......... .165 I Ide, Charlene ..... 106, 138 Ingle, Linda ....... ..... 1 06, 142 Ingram. Roseann . . . . . .... . . .156 Irons. Eileen ..,.,. ...... 1 38 Isom, Lois ...,..... .... 1 36 I Jacus, Rav .,,.,................. 95 Janco, Myro .,........,. 76, 100, 150 Jockel, Patricia ...,. 71, 73, 106, 146 Johnson. Eleanor .... 21, 104, 106, 146 Johnson, Helen .... ........... 1 56 Johnson, J. ...,.. ,............ 1 65 Jones, A. ...... ...,.... 1 66 Jones, Carolyn . ...... 100. 150 Jones, Larry .......,. 129, 166 Jones. Leroy .,.. 124, 165, 169 Jones. Mary ....... .,......... 1 42 Jordan, Harvey . . . ,........ .165 Jungbluth. Gordon .....,... 122, 165 K Keigly, Patricia ...... 39, 48. 49, 55. 73, 106. 132 54, 56. 57, 58. Kelshar. Douglas Kelly. J. ...,... ... Kelly, W. ..,..,. . Kimmel, Frank .... King, Jeannette .... Kirchner, Alice ,... Kirk, David . ...... Kirkham, Elizabeth Kiser, LaVena ,.... Klein, Mary Alice . Kratz. Charles ...., Kruzan. Robert .... Kunath, Virginia ... Kundrat, Kaye ...., Kuntz, Robert Kylander, Joyce L Lang, Richard . .... Larew, Wanda Larrance. Marianne Lash, Edward ..,... Lassers, Arthur ,... ..,.17, Keller. Lora Gail 64, 69, 75, 87. 156 .......106,160 ...........165 ......165 ,.........,166 .......100, 130 ....62, 87. 136 .35, 79. 87, 160 ,....60, 68, 95 146 ..,.,...106. ...........166 .......107.160 ....,23, 107,144 .64, 65, 95, 138 ........55, 107 ...........165 66.78, 95,155 ...54, 107, 132 ....119. 120, 123 ..,.......,165 Laybold. Lavina ...... 95. 136 Lee. Ernest ..... ....... 1 07, 159 Lehman, Esther .......... 69. 75, 80, 84, 87, 138 Leighton, Morris .... 70, 119, 120, 164 Lessing, Calvin ..... ....... 1 22, 166 Letzkus, Dolores ........ 71, 107. 146 Levin, Marian ..... ,,... 1 00, 150 Lewis. Howard .......... . 166 Lewis, Theodore ............... 165 Lewis. Jane .......... 69, 75, 80, 84. 87, 138 Lienhart, Robert ............... 165 Liesse, Melanie ...... 61. 87. 128, 157 Lind, Jane ..........,. 21, 55, 72. 107 Lindsav, Kathryn ..,..... 73, 87, 91 LiDP, Edward ..... ,.......... 1 65 Liter. Theodore .......... . 165 Lloyd, Alice ..... .... 1 oo, 134, 136 Loeb, Joseph .... ........... 1 15 Lord, Martha .,....,.,.. 72, 107, 154 Love, Gloria ............... 107, 144 Lovett. Vivian .........,.,,.... 136 Loyd, Patsy .... 12. 55, 107, 129, 132 Luczynski, Mitchell ........... 122 M McCampbell. Jane .... 23, 58, 60, 68. 69. 75, 77. 87, 91, 138. 139 McCune, Jessie ...,............ McCollum, Marjorie ........... McDaid, Richard ......... McGrew, Jerrie .,.... 54. 56, 57, 81. 101, 124, 136, .65 .158 . . . . . .166 58. 150 McGrew, Ruth ..,...,........... 95 McGruder. Jean ............. 60, 87 Mclntvre, Marcella ......... 101. 132 McMillan. Erma ,.... .... 6 6. 73, 87 McQueen, Clara ............ 101. 158 McWilliams. Ralph ........... 57, 95 Manchak, Amy ...... 68, 73, 100, 138 Manhart. Kay ..,....,...... 107. 144 Manning, Mary . ....... 5, 6, 68 100. 144, 145 Mans, Rosalie ...... .......... 1 55 Marietta. Catherine . ..... 60, 87, 155 Marshall, Mary Jane ....,.. 107, 144 Martin. Jean ................... 136 Martin. LaVaughn ...... 61, 100, 156 Martin, Polly ......., 50, 51, 101, 138 Martin, Rosemary . ..,. . ....,... 101 Matulich. Lawrence ...,.... 115. 116 Mayle. Genevieve ..... 72, 87 Mays, Richard .... ..... 1 24. 166 Mal-gi, Guy ................,.... 166 Marshall, George .......... . . . . .166 Mench, Leo ........... 67, 70. 79, 87 Mennen. Robert . . . . . . . . . . ..... 166 Laughlin, Lorene .... 72. 87. 186 ....,60, 66, 69. 154 Mermis, Alvin ....... 79, 95 Metz, Kathryn ..... 55, 94, 131 Meyer, Elise ...... ........ 8 8, 146 Michelson. Norris .......,...,.., 165 Miller. Barbara . ..... 78. 97, 101. 150 Miller, Ethel .... .......,. 1 01, 132 Miller, Frances .......,.......... 72 Miller, Hazel ................ 95, 156 Miller, Mary Margaret ....... 75, 78. 80, 87. 155 Miller, Norma .... .............. 1 56 Milner. Archileen .,...,.......... 6 Mitchell. Roberta ...... 107, 109, 132 Mitchem, Betty ........ 61, 126 Modic, Robert ....... ...... 5 7. 124 Molitor, John .........., ,....... 1 66 Monninger, Margaret ........ 54, 58, 72, 81, 95, 147, 149 Moore. Alice . ,,., ,........,... 1 07 Moore, Betty ,..,,...... 58. 101, 132 Moore, Mary Ellen ..,.... 54. 57, 58, 107. 153 Moore, Mildred .,..., 72, 95, 136, 137 Morris, Marv Jane .,.,.. ...101. 158 Motsinger, Claiborne ,...,.. 165. 167 Moredock, Gilbert .........,,.. 166 Mullen, Jean ...4.,.. 23. 71. 107. 138 Mullen. Richard ,..,.... 115, 116. 124 Mulvihill, Pat ....54, 56. 67, 61. 95, 125. 126, 156 Murphy, Dorothy ......,. 60. 95. 136 Murphy, William ....,......,... 165 Murtaugh. Jack ......., 71. 107, 160 Murrah, Rodger ..,...... . 165 Muttin, Lorene .. ... .... . . .96 Myers. Austin .... 165 Myers, Elsie ,... ...M87 Myers, Esther ..... .... 1 57 N Nash. Beth ....... ..... 7 2, 107. 149 Nasser, Mary . . . ..,....... , .88 Nasser, George .,... 107, 159 Nasser, Moses .,.. ..... 1 07, 159 Neal, Thomas ...... ...... 7 1. 166 Nettesheim, David .. ..... 116. 122 Nevins. John ....... .,..... 1 65. 167 Newey, James .,............ 165, 167 Newhart. Robert ......, 107. 164. 166 Newhouse, Araminta .,... 23, 75, 97. 101, 140 Nichols, Margaret .,..... 60. 107, 149 Nickel, William ,... .........., 1 65 Nipple, Charles .. ,......,. 166 Noland. Harvey . . . ... .165 Norman, John ... ....166 Norton, Norma .. .,.. 158 O Oakley, Mary Ruth ..,......... 136 Oglesby, Thomas ,.,....... ..... 1 66 Ohm, Meg ...,........ 71. 88. 132 O'Laughlin, Betty Ann .,71, 107, 149 Olsen, Dorothy .............. 73, 101 Opell. Dorothv ..,.,...,. 72, 101. 155 O'Rourke, Joyce ...,.... 60. 61, 107, 124, 153 Osterhage, Audrey ...58. 97, 101. 153 Owen, James ..,..,..,.......... 165 P Papke, Irwin .,.... ...,...... 1 66 Pate. Joyce Ann .,......, 60. 88. 153 Patterson. Millicent ...67. 75. 88, 132 Pauline. Margaret ,,..,. ..35. 88. 132 Peck, Richard ..,............... 166 Pell, Waneta . ..,...... 60, 69, 88, 158 Penman, Geraldine ....... 20, 39. 58, 96, 132 Peterson, Shirley .. .... 58. 64. 77, 88. 91, 132 Peterson, Virginia .... 68, 73, 75, 88 Pettiford, Jewel ....,......... 73. 88 Petty, Betty ..................... 88 Phillips, Patricia .,.. 54. 58, 64. 107. 109, 147, 149 Pickett, Donald ...... .......... 1 66 Pierce, Rose Marie ....... 35, 52. 53. 69, 75, 88, 132 Pike, Rachel ..,...,......... 88, 144 Pilsitz, Rose Marie .... 58, 63. 64, 68, 71, 75, 77, 88. 91, 149 Pithoud, Patricia ........... 107. 140 STUDENT INDEX Pitman. Norma .,.. ..,....,... 1 56 Porter. Jane ..... .,...,........ 8 1 Pound. Charles ,.....,.. 58, 101. 159 Powell, Paul .... ........... 1 66 Prather. Irma .........,........ 136 Price, Ketty Jean ,... 58, 72, 75. 149 Price. La Fern ..61, 64, 107, 124, 153 Purcell, Carmen ,...., 66, 75. 88, 135 Purcell. Leona ........ 75, 80. 88. 155 Purcell. Mary Alice ........ 101. 136 R Raab, Rebecca .,,.............. 107 Ramey. Wanda ...... 69, 75, 88, 149 Ramsey, Dennv ..,.,... 122. 164. 166 Raney, Anna May ........,. 62, 107 Rassel. Marjory ......, 55 56. 71. 75. 96, 132 Reck, Ramon ,...... ,,... 1 15. 116 Recnym, Frank ,....,,........, 165 Redenbacher. Wilma ..,. 60, 61. 110476 Reder, Mary Catherine ...,.. 13. 71, 88, 132 Regan, Bernard ..... ,...., 1 65 Reynolds, Lois ....... .....,.. 1 55 Richardson. Virgie ,..,...,,. 89. 157 Ridolfi. Rodolfo .........,..,.... 165 Riggle, Mary Jo ...... Rinehart. Barbara .,.. . ..77. 89. ....T8. 96. 136 144 Risher, June ........ 54. 57, 107, 153 Rislev, Jane .....,..... 107, 153 Ritter, Alice ..... 62. 101, 155 Roach, Betty .... .... 9 7. 98, 101 Roach. Virginia ..,.. 107. 144 Roberts, Donald .. ........ 165 Roberts, Gail ...... .,...,. 1 01, 153 Robinson, Donald .......... 115, 116 Robinson. Ruth .61, 80, 89, 155 Roedel, John ,.... .... 3 6, 64. 67, 77. 79. 84. 89 Rodgers, Earl ......... .165 Rogers. Betty ...... .,,.. 6 1. 68. 128 Rogers. Margaret ,............... 58 Rogers. Mary Alice ..,.......... 157 Rohl, Iola ,.......,..,..,.., 108. 140 Rourke. Robert 66, 71. 101. 159 Rudd. Patricia ,. ...,,.., 89, 132 Ruddle. Jo Ann .,.. ............ 1 57 Russel. Anita ...,. ....... 8 4, 150 Rybowiak, Carolyn ...... 68, 73. 89, 140, 141 S Saar, Robert ..... ..,. 1 22, 164, 166 Sabatino. Jerry . . . . . ...,,. 71, 124 Sanders, James .......,.....,,.. 165 Sanford. Barbara ..... 57, 58, 96. 149 Sanford, Robert ..........,..... 166 Sathern. Ernest ....... 166, 169 Sargent, Grace ....... 124. 153 Schabel. Donald ....,,.. 71. 108. 160 Schalburg. Helen . ,,108. 124. 153 Schaller, Harold .........,...,.. 166 Schaeffer, Rose ...... 71, 72, 108. 149 Scharenberg, Lorraine ...... 54, 108. 130. 132 Scheer. Barbara .....,.. 23. 54, 101. 147, 149 Scheer, Virginia ...,.. 23, 68, 89, 149 Schenk. Bettijane ......,. 23, 39, 75, 89. 149 Schilling, Robert .... ..... 1 24. 165 Schmeiser, Alfred . . . ...,.... 165 Schott, Angelia .... ....... 2 0 187 Schrepierman. Ruthai Scholz, Mariorie .... Schwartz. Alice ..... Schumacher, Roger . Schwankl. Richard .. Schurenberg. Carl .. Scott, Dorothy ...... int ...96. 151, .. filth.. 116, .......115. ...b. 60. 68. Scott. Gale ........ ........ 1 23. Seal, Rosemary . . . Seamen, Marv Jo Sebree. June ...,.... Secondino, Rosemary Seller. Harriett ..... Shake, Sara .,...... Shannon. lVIary Alice Sellars, Nancy ..,... Sharpe, Patrick .. Shelley, Rosalie .. Shepard. Betty .... .... Shew, Virginia . . . . Shew. Wanda ,... Shields, Dorothy .... Shirley, Edmund .....77. 96, ....72,108. ....61.125, ....54. 89. 129. 153 .108 153 115, 165 116 .166 149 106 155 144 126 149 101 . ...... 12. 96 .. , . . ,108. . . . .108. ' ' ' 6'1'fi013f 126. .. . .84. 39. . ' 1 i6if '168'. Shouse, Aileen Shouse, Irene 132 140 ,165 ,134 103. 140 144 .108 136 . 165 .102 .102 Shriner. Zoe .... ...., 1 08. 147. 149 Simms. James ... . .. .... .....166 Sisson. Joan 57, 108. 152. 153 Sitter, Mathew ................. 166 Slick, James ................ 35, 102 Smiley, Robert ......,,.,.. 165 Smith. Donna . ..... 17, 108, 155 Smith, Elizabeth . 55. 60, 66. 72, 96. 14-1 Smith, Eugene ..,,.,............ 166 Smith, John 115, 116, 164, 165 Smith, Max ......... 108, 160 Smith, Priscilla ........, 108, 144 Smith, Rita ......... 55. 71. 108. 130 Snyder, Jane .. .15. 102. 147. 149 Snyder, John ......... ...,..... 1 60 Snyder. Marian ...23. 60, 63. 68. 103. 108, 147, 149 Sorensen, Clarence ............. 166 Soyland. Trygbe .,...... 35, 102, 165 Spence, Gloria . . ........... 124 Spears, Martha ......., 108. 153 Spires. Davis ................... 165 Standish. Jesse ..... 70, 122. 164. 165 St. Aubin. William ............. 166 Stanger, Barbara ........ 89, 151, 153 Staneer. Marilyn ...,.... 89, 151, 153 Stark. Helen ...... ...69, 89, 144 Stealy. George .... .... 7 0, 102. 105. 116. 164. 166 Stefanac, Marcella ...... 57, 58, 108. 109. 140, 141 Steffey, Bettv ,.... .... 6 1, 125. 126 Stevens. William . . , .,....... .166 Stigler, Roxie ..... .... 7 2. 151, 153 Stirwalt, Kathryn ..... ..54, 57. 58. 102, 103, 14-l Stoeckinger. John .,..... 70, 122, 166 Stork, Virginia ...... 89, 155 Stratton. Rachel ........ 89. 157 Streeter. Ann ,,........ 108. 130, 132 Stombaugh. Betty .......,..... 157 Strong. Joyce ..... ..54. 72. 102. 149 Stumpe, Walter ., ..,,.......,. 165 Stuvel, Bernard ,............ 81. 102 Sufak, Terry ....... ...58. 60, 61, 71, 96. 97. 126. 140 Sullivan, Hugh .......... 64, 65, 166 Swaim. Alice .... ....... 6 5. 96. 155 Wamsley, Mae Swaim. Elnora ,... .... 5 8. 60. 102. 139. 140 Swinford, Leo .,... 70. 119, 121, 123, 164, 165 Sutherlin, Joan .... ............ 1 57 T Tade, George ..,., , ..,..... 63, 89 Tapy, Betty Mae ...,.... 55, 108, 132 Taylor, Everett ..,...... 70, 122, 16 Teasdale. Russell Theodore, Kathryn .. Thomas Thomas Alberta . . , Thomas Betty ..... . Thomas Catherine Thomas, Joyce . . . Thomas. Martin .. Noel ...... Thompson, Elaine .,., Thorp, Dorothy .,.... Throckmartin, Roberta Toney, Marjory ,... ., Tranbarger, Mary Ella Trenary, Peggy .,,. , Trout, Martha . Trueblood, Dennis , . . U Ulbrich, Electra ..... V Vaillancourt, Roland . Valente. Valerie ..... 6 ....,..,...165 .......60, 136. 102. 153 , ...,... 158 ....,,..155 158 ,..108. ..,102. 4, 39. 98, 102, 149 160 166 54. 144 144 ......81. 90 149 ...,,.108. , . . . .56, 62. 64, 90. 158 60, 108, 140 58, 72, 102. 152, 153 . , . .108, 160 72, 102, 149 . . , .166 . . . .158 STUDENT VanDevante1' . . . . INDEX . . , .23, 58, 60, 68, 102. 149 VanDyke, ........... 55, 102, 130, 132 Vaughan, John .... Voelz. Joseph VOl1Tl'ESS. Glen Voyles, Robert W Waggoner, Jane ..,... 60. 72, 102, ..,..,23,108, . ...... 58, 77, 79. 80.90.91 67, 79, 90, 92, 160 144 144 Ward, Curtis ...., Ward. Doris ................. 73, Washburn, Douglas . ,... . . ,115. Watson, William .... 63, 102. 124, Weber, Marjorie .,....,..., . .96, Wegrich, Roena ....,. 35, 90, 91, Weidner, Elizabeth ........,.... 166 108 116 165 126 132 140 Weisbecker, Jean ........ 54, 57, Wells, Edna , .... . Welton, Barbara 144 Welty, Phyllis .........,........ 136 165 132 58. 108,140 .....,..136 ....,,,..102. Westland, Ralph ........ 70, 122, Weust. Marian ..., 54, 71, 72, 102, We-y, Phyllis ...,............ 96, 137 Wheat, Marjorie .,......... 108, 140 Whelan, James ......,....,..... 165 Whippo, Roma ...,.,......... 90, 158 White, James ...,... 63, 108, 165, 169 White, Martha .,.,.,.. 35, 58, 64, 77. 80. 90, 91, 132 White, Violet . . . ..,,......... .124 White, Virginia ...,... ,.,,.. 1 40, 153 Whitesell, Virginia ...,.....,.... 108 Whitmer, Williamae Whittingill, Ida ,... 188 . ,,..... 108, 157 . , . .... 64, 65 Whitmire, Rae .... 57, 108, 126, 139, 140 Widding, Betty ..., 108, 144 Wier, Ronald ........ .165 Willen, Hilda ..... ....... 6 0, 124 Wilson, Marjorie ..,......,,..... 157 Winslow, Ralph ...,,... 108, 119, 165 Witte, Richard .................. 165 Wleklinski, Joseph .... 64, 65, 71, 165 Wolf, Muriel .......,.......,... 155 Wood, Ruth Ann .........,. 108, 132 Wools, Helen ........ 54, 58, 72, 97, 102. 147, 149 Work, Ruth ......... 57, 62, 102, 158 Wright, Anna Lee .............. 155 Wright, Wanda . ....... 102, 152, 153 Wythe, John ...,,....,.,....... 159 X Xurafes, Mary .... 108, 157 Y Yager, Virginia ...... 54, 72, 108, 149 Yanders, Mary .... ..6, 102, 140, 141 Yeager, Jean .....,....., 58, 96, 153 Yeager, Thomas ...,..........,. 165 Young, Patricia ...... 64, 76 Z Zabel, Marv Jane ..,. 80, 90, 136 Zakoian, Charles ..... ,........ 1 22 Zimmer, Mary Alice ......... 66, 90, Zimmerman, Mary Ellen ...,90, Zimmerman, Marjorie ,... , . .96, 80. 136 144 144 AUTOGRAPHS ff' 7?WW7ff4W7 M11 WL Njjuljgj My ,VW ffy ,Uv iff 2 jg ,f -Q + fry v fm JY W Gwyn AUTOGRAPHS W W f jf! 6 f J X' Ggijfffj WI, Y w Rx '15 ' ' fr ,5 T, Ujjf ' l f W ygx .QBJ QP by xx Q N Ru Gjmyy Q JF J' . 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