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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1954 volume:

education languages speech english library science mathematics student council student union administration sororities fraternities fashions seniors juniors sophomores freshmen commerce vocations art music social stutlies philosophy sports and away we go--- Sounds familiar doesnft it? Well, it should, because you were there. And as we listen . . . And none of us will ever forget how we got our 4 vocal chords . . . Susie Ring Sigma Kappa George Obenchain Lambda Chi Alpha Iung-splitting songfest. The Lambda Chis sang the ever-popular Whiffenp0of Song, . . . Winning the womenys division . . . and 555 seniors commenced T 16 82nd annual c0111111ence1nent e5 ercises were conducted on the . . . W J ane Hornet on a welcomed vacation. Farewells were said and grips were packed. Studcnls set on their way for three months . . . 10 then we started again Forms, forms, and more forms. erte, write, wrlle. Long lines standing and . . . ll L A5? Jeanine Pack, Janet Johnson, Mary Doyle Sandra Bennington, Barbara Chambers, Jeanette Pollack, Alma Allyn and next the homecoming October 10th was Homecominm From border to border, from Maine to . . . 13 Jill Hill, Paul Slewm-d, Don Weil, Paul Auschernlun, Earl Pmut Jenn Curler, Jnun Cedling, Margaret Stigler and Christmas Festivities. The holiday festivities kept everyone busy. Parlie dances, and . . . Dr. David Koch r. koch chilled om audience The Sycanmre Players presented 44Murder in the Cathedralaa . . . Alpha Omicron Pi Tau Kappa Epsilon profs had their Fun During the month of February another outstanding Campus Revue was . . . 17 recording our 18 i 19 a teachers coHege must Dr. Cobb makes use of some of Staleas audio visual facilities in his Education 396 class. Helen Ederle and Dr. Olis G. Jamison, chairman; with Rus- sell McDaugal, Dr. Lonzo Jones, Dr. Lloyd N. Smith, Charles W. Hardaway; Mark H. Williams; Dr. Marguerite Mnlm; Dr. Clyde E. Crum; Dr. Jacob E. Cobb; and Vilmer L. Tullock form an educational line-up. have an education department . .. FUTURE TE ACHERS OF AMERICA, AT TABLE: Kathryn Schoemrup, secretary; Betty Sue Kemmerling, presi- dent; Bill Linville, vice-president; Helen Ederle, sponsor. FRONT ROW: Esther J. McCarty, Phyllis E. Hunsdon, Carol Jean Armstrong, Beth Thomas, Donna Bailey, Jackie Hacker, Shirlee Finney, Janet Giesz. SECOND ROW: Nellie Braltain, Doris C. Doyle, Anabel Huggins, Barbara E. Laxen, Anna B. White, Katherine Nasser, Judy Hazlett, Patricia Brent. Norma Srhumacher, Virginia Jarvis, Joyce Smith, Bettye J. Samples. ASSOCIATION OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, FRONT ROW: Bill Hoffman, treasurer; Grace Pcrrone, sec- retary; Bettye Samples, president; Mary 0. Boardman, vice president; Mary Ellen Zivich, publicity chairman. SECOND ROW: Shirley Knight, Doris Doyle, Rosanne Huey, Belly Sue Kemmerling, Rose Gieseke, Marilyn Qualkenbush, Caro- line Buck. THIRD ROW: Carol Marshall, Marilyn Modcsitt, Mary Ann Milner, Judy Hazlett, Harriet Jones, Donna Bailey, Kathryn Nasser, LaDonna Etchison, Marilyn Culver7 Alice Klemence, Sharon Harlow. FOURTH ROW: Loretta Heidrick, THIRD ROW: Regina M. Polomcak, Carolyn S. Huntington, Mary L. Mason, Mary M. Voelkel, Mickey R. Zimmerman, Janice N. Bollinger, Rose M. Cieseke, Marilyn M. Qualkcnhush, David L. Ferris, L. D. Klopfenslein, Marshill K. LaDuke. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn June Delay, Eiko Nishimura, Emi Watanabe, Mary Boardman, Nancy Farris, Hilda Aishe, Bill Lee, Marvella Bayh, Marilyn Culver, Louise Varro. FIFTH ROW: Marilyn Neet, Susie Dawes, Put Kennedy, Bert Nelson, Aiko Ota, Marilyn Cole. Anna Belle White, Janet Musgrave, Barbara South, Phyllis Hunsdon, Esther McCarty, Emi Watanabe. FIFTH ROW: Bert Nelson, William Schroeder, Jeanette Castineau, Anita Bloomen- stock, Nulu Purichia, Joyce Avery, Mary Voelkel, Mary Mason, Beth Thomas, Phyllis Sackmire, Mary Kathryn Webb, Elsie Cox, Helen Kcll, Shirlee Finney, Louise Varro, Fanny Huff, Joyce Tisconoik. SIXTH ROW: Nancy Decker, Patsy Dunlap, Lenora Whitlock, Loretta Perrone, Sue VunBuskirk, Marlene Olson, Charlotte Slazas, Betty Huck, Sharon Reid, Anabel Hug- gins, Colleen Case, Mary K. Hendrix. SEVENTH ROW: Nancy Ghere, Sue Peacock, Janie Parker, Audrey Wilson. ; x x a Bettye Samples, student teaching in Helen Pricevs room prepares to read 21 story to her first graders. special education majors work with ' Bettye Rinke watches her pupils in Helen Pullonys men- tally relurdcd room. 22 Doris Huff giving speech instruction to Kemwth Shuumee in the Special Education Clinic. mentally retarded and physically handicapped Margaret Rowe, Lois Jessup, Helen Patton, Dewey Moore, Dr. Edward Jordan, Dr. R. B. Porter, chairman; Kenneth Orr, Patience Stomm, Judy Ross. LAMBDA PSI SIGMA, special education honorary, SEATED: Ann Heck, Mary Margaret Jacobi, Ann Harkness, Bettye Binke. STANDING: Martha Moore, Rowena Piety, Lois Jessup, Dr. Edward Jordan, Lorna McNeil, Dr. R. B. Porter. 23 Student teacher Jim Snoddy and his sixth graders interpret a social studies map. then senior year and student teaching Directors of student teaching include: Dr. Edgar Tanrulher, elementary; Dr. Wenonah Brewer, secondary; Dr. Donald Sharpe, secondary. 24 Byron Weslfall talking at a Lab School faculty meeting to, FRONT ROW: Hilma R. Weaver; Alice Mae Funfar; Gypsy Wilson; Lucia Keller Bolt; Martha Pearman; Elizabeth Wel- ler; Caroline S. Kelso. SECOND ROW: Herman F. Truelove; Olga Combs; Bonnie Scales; Geraldine Shontz; Agnes Dodds. THIRD ROW: Edmund A. Ford; Ruth Temple; Flora Smith; Marjorie E. Dyer; Hallie Smith; Florise Hunsucker; Nadine Fillmore. FOURTH ROW: Frances I. Williams; Ralph T. Mil- ler; Robert L. Hollar; Elmer J. Clark; Margaret M. Cillum. FIFTH ROW: Kathryn M. Kennedy; Jean C. Lane; Nadine Campsey; Helen Price; Louise Pound; Ruth Jonas. SIXTH ROW: Anne 1.. Carla; Dr. Merle S. Brown; E. A. Svendsen; Myrtle E. Smith, Marvin R. Bell, Meribah Clark. SEVENTH ROW: Clara Disvhinger; Zelda Hedden. guten tog et loon iour to you Gertrude Ewing; Mary Olga Peters; Ilse F. Statues; Dr. Hurry V. Wnnn, chairman. MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB, FRONT ROW: Rose. mary Munson, president; Mary Kaiser; Beverly Lebo. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Fuller; Harry Wann; Mary Olga Peters; Cum- lyn Tiffin, secretary; Lorraine Bielski; Eleanor Ynmato; Jean- nine Puck; Hilda Aishe; Tom Griffith, vice-president. THIRD HOW: Marjorie Castle; Ilse Statues; Susie Kerr; Joann Riley; Evelyn Alsing; Mary Ann Bettasso; David Platts; Nancy Payne. LATIN CLUB98EATED: Eva Waller; Nellie Brattain; Jack Roberts, president; Gertrude Ewing, sponsor; Norma Schumacher, secretary; Richard Watson, treasurer. STANDING: Eva Waller; Liz Johnson; Danny Smith; Venita Fox; Art Penman; Linda Butler; Mary Bivuluquu; Armand Gasbem; Julie Bivalaqua; Byron John. 25 26 we write our scripts, broadcast, theler Rabbit 0n the Air7, STANDING: Christine Bikos, Marilyn Riggleman, Carolyn Kirkham, Jim Holding, Vera Rushton, Bill Kaffenberger, Bobbie Roberts and Roger Adkins. SEATED: JoAnn Bohn. 1 Working the controls for Peter are Chris Para- 1 svhos and Kenny Slullz. i For a cultural program a string quintet including Don Thompson, James Schnuble, John Witten- braker, Eugene Kilinski and Arthur Hill pre- sented an afternoon concert. And, of course the directors were always on hand, Jim Boyle and Dr. Clarence Morgan. debate, speak, win and lose Ira Welborn watches as two guests meet President Raleigh Holmstedt during the Tau Kappa Alpha and Forensics Club speech tourney. Ruth Nees and George McCarty wait to ride up to their speech offices. 27 Romeo and Juliet as pre- sented by the Sycamore Players. our romeo ioe wooed our iuliet Chris Bosses Lillian Masters, Madame ; Dr. Robert Masters, ' Mister 7; and Gladys Rohrig asvend the famous n0 1100p skirtu Stairways to theater stardom. Dramulists obviously contributed much to the 1954 Campus Revue. Co-directors and their staff include: JoAnn Bohn, Bill Groendyke, Bob Bielski, Patt Roesch, Phyllis Walters, Mary Jean Starks and Walter Anslinger. Dr. David Koch as An-hbishop 0f Cunterbury,Th0mas Beckett, expounds to Lynn Gruenholz, Edith North, Bar- lmru Baler, Susie Kerr, Christine Bikes, Frank Mooney, Bill Kaf- fenherger, Virginia Allen, Norma Nikn- lich and Judy Nees in Murder in the Cathedral. The murder by Joe Byram, Larry Venturu, Jim Bold- ing and W :1 y n e Knochel. An important part of any productioq, the m.ake-up crexv. Ammtlxmun: Virginia Allen and Lorna McNeil apply the goo Pal VanLandingham, Barbara Baer, Chnstme Blkos, Rosnlle lo chlldrens theatre actors. M L V 29 THETA ALPHA P H I , CLOCKWISE: Jim Boyll, Dr. Rob- ert Masters, sponsor; Bill Green- dyke, president; Dr. Lawrence Eberly, JoAnn Bohn, Lorna Mc- , Neil, Gladys Rohrig, Lillian Mas- f ters, Mickey Buzash, Allan Schultz, JoAnn Ellspermnn, Mary Ann Buck, Edith North. madame and mister with mrs. nees Mister and Madame bend l'nur talented ears to readers during try-onts. Nope, they,rc not deal- ing poker, just counting tickets for the next Syca- more Players production. Bill Mace, Lorna McNeil, Bill Boyll, Bill Green- dyke, Al Schultz, Mickey Buzash, JoAnn Bohn and Edith North n u m b e 1', count, number and count for the business office. 30 Winter term Comedy, The Curious Savage. and miss rohrig directed us Larry Venlum learns his lines. Where? in class of ruurse. there is nol u better place. Bill Boyle, Carol Valentine and Phyllis Walters prop props. Oh well, if they cmfl leach school, they can always join the union. LLAfter dress rehearsal reviewy, given to the Wnurder 1 by Ruth Nees and assisted by Lorna McNeil. James Bash, Dr. Joseph Schick, Ed- ward Tenney, Ola Jerry, Helen Mc- Gaughey and Dr. George Smock enjoy a chat in the English Lounge. Too bad that Dr. Sara Harvey missed it. we learned our lit and grammar Poet7s Club sponsor Mary McBeth reviews the silver anni- versury issue of Pied Pipings, the clubas collection of student and alumni writings in the field of poetry. 32 Convict 9276 John Boyd. PRESS CLUB, FRONT ROW: Susie Dawes; Nancy Decker; Marvous MoAleer; Barbara Bar- tok; Joyce Workman. SECOND ROW: Joyce Tisoncik; Nancy Ghere; Mary Cullen; Patsy Dun- lap; Billie Mae Winlon; Carolyn Huntington; Mary Ellen Zivich; Carolyn Shake; Lorraine Bielski; Shirlee Finney; Marilyn Culver; Louise Varro, president. THIRD ROW: Edgar Duncan; Richard Smith; Bob James; A1 Schultz; John Boyd, adviser; Jim McFad- den; Evelyn Alsing; Raedeane McKnight, secretary. while press club published and honored Louise Varro and Bill Hoffman caught the Big Wheel awards while JoAnn Bohn and Jim McFadden are named new Little Wheels. 33 , 5 E 34 Christmas carols necessitated i.s.t.c. directory All but printing the Blue Book them- selves are Peggy DeLoughery, editor, and Jim McFadden, business manager. Joan Pennington and Marcia Watson are trying to take money from Dave Brines, Bob James, Putt Roesch and Shirley Brewer for that handy I.S.T.C. directory. as iournalists ioin coeducational honorary ALPHA PHI GAM- MA, SEATED: Bettye Rinks, treasurer; Rim Brewer, president; Mari- lyn Larew, vice president; Raedeane McKnight, seo- retary. Billie Mae Win- lon; Louise Varro; Tril- la Reynolds; Ann Heck; Peggy DeLoughery; Mary Ann Buck; John Boyd, adviser. On Honors Day Betty Nasser was hailed 1952-53 outstanding journalist an Indiana State's campus. 35 Our Statesman hot off the press. Journalism, Statesman slyle, keeps Glenn Holpp s attention from Dr. Snlitlfs lecture. Editors Billie Mae Winton and Louise Vurro slice and stick. 36 bring . . . maybe a statesman Bill Hoffman and Marilyn Culver1 business man- agers of the Statesman, mail exchange newspapers. S T A T E S M A N STAFF, FRONT ROW: Marilyn Culver; Louise Varro; Marvous Mc- Aleer; Judy Hazlett; Mary Ellen Zivich; Carol Jean Armstrong; Billie Mae Willett. SECOND ROW: Nancy Decker; Shirlee Finney; Raedeane McKnight; Dorthy An- derson; Patt Roesch; Joyce Collins; Marcia Watson; Joyce Tisoncik; Carolyn Huntington; Richard R. Smith; Edgar Duncan. THIRD ROW: Jim McFadden; Mary Cullen; Dorothy Parker; Mary Meadows; Bobbe Roberts; Joan Penning- ton; Bob James; Al Schultz. FOURTH ROW: Susie Dawes; Patsy Dun- lap; Bill Hoffman; Joyce Workman; Nancy Ghere; Ilse Starnes; Barb Bar- tok; Carolyn Shake; Lor- raine Bielski. Colqmnists Charlie Bohmeyer and Arv Workman unrelent- lessly grlll campus cutie who succumbed to the wiles of Mickey Spillbrain. 37 Jackie Hamer Chi Omega Betty Allen Alpha Sigma Alpha Delphine Buvaln Sigma Kappa June Horner Zeta Tau Alpha JoAnn Bohn Alpha Omicron Pi Barbara Hodges Gamma Gamma Gladys Walls Independent Students gamma phis sell records For miss sycamore 39 FRONT ROW: Rosanne Huey, layout editor; Billie Mae Willet, assistant copy editor; Margaret Huber, copy editor; Evelyn Alsing, assistant editor and photography editor. SECOND ROW: Ann Nuttall, as- sistant photography editor; Ed Duncan, sports editor, the people who do all the work. many helped produce the record of the year, And then those hard-working slaves who weren,t around at picture taking time: Betty Sue Kemmer- ling, Bev Lebo, Marilyn Neet, Nora Whitlock, Richard Smith, Mary K. Meadows, Rosemary Teschmacher, Dianne Wakeman, Janice Ferguson, Carolyn Hunt- ington, Paula Whitkoff, Peg,r McCormick, Carolyn Crawl, Mary Cullen, John Mason and Glenn Holpp. Trilla Reynolds, business manager and Raedeane McKnight, Marilyn Larew, Carol Muller, Mary Charhum. J editor-in-chief forgetting that offices have moved to more spaci- Layout editor Rosanne Hue ous quarters. ane Carley, y and Patsy Dunlap prepare class panels in the ad building hallway. Photographer Kenneth Martin taking pictures of Eiko Nishi- mura, Beverly Lebo and Caro- lyn Huntington. and had fun, too Esther McCarty and Shirley Cunningham sell records and queen votes to Menzie Wetnight, Christine Bikos7 Dave Gilman, Bill Mnxam and Frank Wolfle. Mary Ellen Zivich, adver- tising manager, completes a sale with Howard Harmless, owner of the Launderette. 41 1 2 Technical engineer Kenny Stohz directs Jim Taylof's re- cording for the book. You have heard themi Ann Hurlmcss and Charles Willis recording for the Talking Sycamore of 1951a and with our own campus platter The record staff meets to work 1H: Ann Harkness, Kenny Slollz, Jim Taylor and Charles Willis, associate editor. time in the salt mine, our library Librariuns Anna Mac Treub, Marie Orton, Mary King, Helen Butler, Amanda Browning7 Dorothy Shinoske and Hazel Armstrong pause on the steps for a brief chat. Earl Cummings reaches for info in the stacks. ALPHA BETA ALPHA, s E A T E D : Carol Molter, vice president; Surat Youman, reporter; Marilyn Nale; Jeanette Inaba, nu- lionul committccmzm; Nellie Brattain, recording secretary. STANDING: Donna Bailey, presi- w dent; Jane Homer; Rose Williams; Joyce C01- w lins; Hilda Aislle; Virginia Shillings, cor- responding secretary; Amanda Browning; Elizabeth Weller; Helen Moslkellcr. 43 science profferreol Dr. Walter 0. Shriner examines mechanical mathematical SIGMA ALPHA GAMMA,Masonic fraternity,SEATED: mind while Richard McDaid, Vesper Moore, Kathryn Kennedy James Burleson; Gary Wininger; Richard Stevens; Charles and Dr. Orvel Strong await the answers. Shaefer; Richard Seville, secretary; Joseph Moore, president; George Dean, vice president; Jack Allen, treasurer; Harry Barrick, adviser; Dave Ferris; Charles Galey. STANDING: Donald Tincher; Dave Gilman. Dr. James Mackell, chairman; Richard Winn; William Kessel; Geraldine Schontz; Dr. Paul Wil- kinson; Dr. William Allyn; Dr. Ben Smith; Dr. Bessie Noyes; Dr. Ben Smith; Woodrow Suttle; Dr. David Koch; Noah Heller plot- ting some chemical mixture for their lab students. 44 technical knowledge to all SCIENCE CLUB, FRONT ROW: Sharon Campbell; Mari- lyn Bonnell; Ronnie Balma. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Spnke; John 01115110111, Vite president. THIRD ROW: Wendell Riggs; Nancy Moore; Darrell Gibson. FOURTH ROW: John D. Greiner; Madge Kurff; JoAnn DeAlman. FIFTH ROW: Joyce Smith; Lenore Ann Lewis, treasurer; Ed Jenkins; Glenn Ley; George Roath. SIXTH ROW: Waller Abernathy; Neil Farley. SEVENTH ROW: Chester Cox; Paul Coy, sem'.et1uy EIGHTH ROW: William Kessel; Bob Booth president. In science class with Dr. Allyn and snakes are James Baker, Dan Lockwood, Ban'- bara Kuhn, Bill Henderson, Isaac Hamilton and Conrail Smith. COMMERCE CLUB, CLOCKWISE: Jane Clark; Mary Anne Copra; Lee Kiger; Charlotte Carnahan; Nancy Stricklelt; Lou Spear; Sandra George; Emma Lou Sutton; Jeannine Pock; Deloris Ellis; Pat Howard; Rex Crowder, Jr.' Jean Hayden- Ruth Roseberry; Jane Homer; Carole Saunders; Janina Whitu- Nancy Loser; Mary Jo Armstrong; Patsy dottom' Jeanni; more; Louise Clarke; Carol Seebren; Sondra Senefl'; Carnl Hasse; Beverly Lebo; David Ferris; John Mason' Raiph High; Jean Armstrong; Wanita Durr; Wilma Thompson; Janet John- smith; and Ed Story enjoy a bunny hop while fuaculty advisers son, president; Pat Long; Wynnie Ford; Carol Knowles; Paul Muse; Vachel Breidenhuugh; Helen Wood; George Eber- Mnrjm'ie Petry; Eleanor Hinds; Dottie Uedu: Bob James: hurl; Ruthellu Krause stand aside to observe. commerce clotters to tunes FRONT ROW: Dr. Paul Muse, chairman; Ruthetta Kruusc; Dr. George Eherhart; Susie Temple. SECOND ROW: Herman Truelove; Dr. Vachel Breidenbaugh; Helen Wood; Roy 0. Hunter. Joyce Workman, Mickey Rieger, Jeanine Pock, Marilyn and Mary Anne Lukens file practice sets in a commerce night Stoops and Jane Eck use business machines while June Miller class. From above and art below PI OMEGA PI9 business honorary, SEATED: Pat Long; STANDING: Imogene Pruett; Deloris Ellis; Juanita Durr; Wilma Thompson; Jeanine Pack; Alma Allyn; Joyce Collins. Charles Goodale; Roy 0. Hunter; Vachel Breidenbuugh. 48 nurses are seen little, needed much Ralph Tirey. Relaxing in recreation room of Union Hospital Nurses7 Residence are Mary Lou Heminghous; Marilyn Gardner; Lor- etta Brown; Delores Miller; Gail Junker; Georgia Houpt; Georgina Allee; Wilma Price; Barbara Resler und Elsie Miller. Joan Collister getting di- ploma from then President Dylane Scanlon and Joyce Marietta in Union Hospitars maternity ward. OS are our vocation students Edith LeHew, Mary Banks, Anne Lee, chairman; Bonnie Barrick and Thomas Nevin; and Donald Pound are served by Celeste Burgeson as Harold Snidnw and Sylvan Ynger peer on. Carolyn Goad, Mrs. Barrick, Joyce Somheil, Pat Alsman and Kay OTieur during their term living at the Home Barbara Richardson cuts her new spring outfit. Management House. 49 V? HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, c L 0 c K W I s E ; Susie Ring, president; Betty Allen; Bonnie Dalton; Marvous Mc- Aleer; Jean Ann Callon; Delores Veach; Janice Jones; Martha INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION CLUB, FRONT ROW: Don Hopkins; Harry Barrick, sponsor; John Donald, vice- presidenl; Joseph Moore, secretary-treasurer; Verle Athey, president; Thomas Nevitt; William Kearby; Caro Williams; Thomas Becker; Sylvan Yager. SECOND ROW: Bill Mace; Darrell Ferguson; 'William Harpole; Cary Wininger; Charles 50 ec and arts industrial 7,1? x A Mae Priebe; Virginian Woodall; Roma Warle; Edith LeHew; Margaret Warrick; Virginia Coltee; Micky Zimmerman; Caro- lyn Goad; Arlene Wild; Doris Bradley; Nancy Farris; Mary Badger. A. Shafer; Mike Barrett; Finis Jent; Orval Huffman; Roger Collins; Ray Huli'arhm'; Max Harris. THIRD ROW: Charles Brown; Richard Seville; Newton Branamun; Jerry Maslen; Frankie Brown; Jim Fortune; Melvin Turner; Charles Ander- son; John 'Vermillion; Paul D. Whippo, Jim Burleson; Rich- ard Stevens; M. L. Smith. ,. eat, bake, saw, sew and set EPSILON PI TAU, SEATED: Garland Wadsworth; Peckerd; Doyle Haley; Donald Pound; Maver Gibbs; Roy William Keurby; Verle Athey; Sam Lehman; Harold Snidow; Hulfacher; Bill Harpole; Harry Barrick; Dr. Berry Morton. Paul Jones. STANDING: Sylvan Yager; John Donald; Thomas Bill Mace typing, linotyping that is. 51 artists odd campus color, Dr. Betty Foster; Elmer J. Porter, chairman; and Dorothea Swander dis- cuss the art displays in the Fine Arts building. Janice Bollinger watches as Nancy Whillock sets a mobile Summer workshoppers are Lois Grove and Ruth Seifert. in motion. ' set Fads and fashions Elmer Porter reviews part of the fine displays found in our back doorless art gallery. W i L ; r ,, Dick Maldroski uuughl lettering one of his well known signs. KAPPA PL FRONT ROW: Marilyn Larew; Linda Stark, president; Sara Jinks; Mary Ann Bettasso. SECOND ROW: Dorothea Swander; Janice Bollinger; Mary Anne Buck; Mary Ellen Hansell; John Spurgin; Elmer Porter. m..vw.wm. rm, .w, 53 GIRLS GLEE CLUB, FRONT ROW: Sue Ring; Julia Fields; Janice Jones; Jennie White; Bettye Rinke; Betty Pritchard; Dorothy Wampler; Ro- berta Coleman. SECOND ROW: Julia Ainsworth; Mary Mason; Jean Carter; Beth Hemenway; Mary James; Marge Wimmer; Bettye Samples; Nancy Strick- lett; Pat Pirtle. THIRD ROW: Mary Voelkel; Margaret Greer; Margaret Stig- ler; Joyce Bolin; Janet Storm; Bose Gieseke; Ruth Utz; Doris Doyle; Bar- bara Chambers. chorisfers contribute sounds On the way up the interminable flights to the music department are Arthur Hill, Lawrence Eberly, Vivian Bard and George Graesch. 54 Warren Wooldridge directs our men,s concert choir. FRONT ROW: John Bro- kaw; Bob Liddil; Don Mil- ler; Earl Prout; Walt An- slinger; Oland Summers. SECOND ROW: Jack Lay- mon; Bill Morris; Fred Sills; Ed Deckard; Ed Clif- ford; Paul Steward; Hugh Carter; Paul Aushermun. THIRD ROW: Leonard Minix; Walter Lambert; Kenneth Jarboe; John Wit- tenbraker; John Blevins; Dick Elmore; Don Shep- hard; Phil MacAlearney; Burl Grow. of melody to the campus on the north A CAPPELLA CHOIRa FRONT ROW: Joann Lemke; Margaret Stigler; Martha MvLaughlin; Janet Storm; Jill Hill; Carol Ebert; Joan Gedling; Ruth Utz; Doje Wampler; Mur- garet Greer; Susie Ring. SECOND ROW: Don Stillwell; Bill Boyle; Harold French; Bob Liddil; Bill Smith; Walt Anslinger; Bob Boyd; Jim Sclmuhle; Carroll Morgan; John Blevins; Jack Cunningham. Dick Molter and Warren Wooldridge try out the num- ber before the choral group attack it. Indiana State,s Symphonic Band. rhythm and harmony are Joseph Cremelspucher, band director. Walter Anslinger gives attention to Di- rector Cremelspacher for just when to cut that roll. Waller Abernathy practices diligently in one of the basement cells. Arthur Hill, conductor Indiana Stale Symphony Orchestra added by instrumentalists Concerlmusler Eugene Kilinski watches Civic Symphony Director James Barnes. Terre Haule Civic Symphony Sigma Kappa Sorority Mas Song Fest winner in Womenas Division SCI and sinfonia honoraries again sponsored SIGMA ALPHA IOTA, womenk music honorary, LEFT: Jeannette Pollock; Janet Storm, president; Doris Doyle; Marge Wimmer, vice-presidenl; Jill Hill, secretary; Jenn Heidenrirh; Margie Stigler; Georgia Cnynn; Margargt Greer; Reita Brm- . min, Marilyn Auscherman; Ruth Utz; Alive Jenkins; Mary Philip Shields and Janet Storm were 1953 Song Fest to- Ann Augustine; Rosalee Ulrich. rhuirmen. Lambda Chi Alpha was Song Fest winner in men7s division. the 1954 spring songFest in april PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA, mews music honorary. FR 0 NT ROW: Jim Johnston; Jim Shurr; John Wittenhmker; Walt Anslinger; Don Weil; Bob Neidlinger; Paul Steward, president; Richard Elmore, secretary; Don Thompson. vice-presidem. LEFT: Earl Proul; Gene Burns; William Morris. R I G H T: Charles Buckley; Fred Sills; Hugh Curler. FALL PLEDGES standing in back: Mark Smith; Leonard Minix; Cur- ' roll Morgan; Jack Cunning- ham; Warren Wooldridge; Don Williams; Ed Deckard. 59 YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB, OFFICERS: Lorraine Bielski, secretary; Dave Cilman, treasurer; Janet Johnson, vice- presidenl; Jim Buckalew, president. FRONT ROW: Rose Williams; Mary Ann Milner; Judy Hazlett; Eleanor Hinds; Bob Miller; Rosie Ammerman; Gerna Hammerstine; Vir- ginia Allen; Daphne George. SECOND ROW: Bill Maxam; Nancy Cauble; Francis Stanton; Bill Schroeder; Fred Johnson; Martin Booth; Ralph Davis; Fred Oren. THIRD ROW: Niles Hunsberger; Christine Bikes; Carolyn Baker; Ruth Pickett; Chur- lolte Carnnhan; Joyce Smith; Alice Klem- mence; Joyce Workman; Ken Drexer; Bob Jones; Louis Buller; Bob Dickson. FOURTH ROW: Frank Mooney; Dick J. Smith; Lau- ren Carmichael; Janet Musgrave; Harriet Jones; Cary Denny; Rowena Piely; Mel Gastineau; Pat Allsman; Jim Richards; Richard Smith; Jim McFadden; Hub Evans. 60 Facts as well as iokes come YOUNG DEMOCRATS CLUB, SEATED: Joyce Tis- concik; Marilyn Bonnell; Helen Kell; Ann Heck; Sharon Slack; Jess Duckworth; Rim Brewer; Herm Fanning, president; Shir- ley Brewer; Joan Pennington; Marvelh Bayh; Pat Ophoff; Marvous McAleer; Cathy Lewis. STANDING: John Roth; George Nasser; Birch Bayh; Woody Nasser; Taj Farouki; Louise Clarke; Bob James; Charles Buckley; Roy L. McClellan; Patt Roesch; Jim Englum; Mary C. Meadows; Willie Hagen; Jane Curley; Ann Eppert; Bev Lebo; Jan Geisz. From the social studies crew Social Studies faculty trying out the stairs of their new home are: Donald Scheick; Dr. Dewey Annakin; Robert Selt- zer; Pembroke Brown; Cloyd Anthony; Raymond Reece; Dr. Fred Brengle, chairman; Robert Lilhko. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB, F R 0 N T ROW: Glee Scott; Eiko Nishimura; Dorothy Cavanaugh; Yusuf Qulub, president; Dr. Florence Thompson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Southerland; William Harding; Evelyn Alsing; THIRD ROW: Gladys Dominquez; Gladys Look; Baby Dom- inguez; Jose Dominguez; Kenich Yonemoto. FOURTH ROW: Hayfa Corey; Pearl Thompson. FIFTH ROW: Hisuki Murata; Annie Low; Jackie Oda; Dot Ueda. SIXTH ROW: Emi Wat- anabe; Bev Yanagawa; Elaine Hirata. SEVENTH ROW: Rich- ard R. Smith; Glenn Holpp; John Roth; Fanny Sirleaf. 61 philosophy and religion played Dr. Dyche instructs Philosophy of Re- ligion class with Evelyn Alsing; Dick Sargent; Ted Keaton; David Siemens; . Earl Cummings. INTER VARSITY FELLOW- SHIP, CLOCKWISE: Roger Collins; Rex Crowder; Bert Nelson; Sue Peu- covk; Delores Berry; Judy Dell; Mar- lhu McLoughlin; Joyce Bolin; Doro- thy Kuvunaugh; Joan Fritz; Ellen Harris; Janice Steward; Carlene Mc- Dowell; Jane Fritz; Mary Kirk; Min- nie anford; Barbara Laxen; Hila Archer; Virginia Shillings; Anabel Huggins; Martine Rinch; Betty Bar- rows; Roy Hulfuchor, president; Mary Badger; Anne Brown. a big part in our cdllege lives WEbLEY FOUNDATION, Methodist students, FRONT ROW: Carolyn Huntington; Fredia Taylor; Trilla Reynolds; Katherine Nasser; Jackie Hooker; Barbara Likens; Judy Brand; Paul Steward; Ruth Ulz; Jennie While; Linda Walters; Karin Saunders; Barbara Buer; Carole Saunders; Roberta Greathouse; Mary Tygart; Margie Matthews; Stella Tntlm-k. SECOND ROW: Joe Weaver; Richard Elmore; Bob Jeffries; Byron Hubbard; Carroll Rumble; John Roth; Linda Stark; Julia Ainsworth; Wanita Durr; Dcloris Ellis; Joyce Skinner; Sue Andis; Char- lotte Slams; Patricia Pounds; Marilyn Cole; Alice Jenkins: LUTHERAN STUDENTS, F R 0 N T R O W : Allen Schultz, president; Arlene Wildl; Mary Voelkel, corresponding secretary; Shirley Knight; Audrey Wilson; Neva Thompson; Bob Miller; Mary Jane Baggs; Norma Nikolich; Barbara South; Frances Eustridge; Christina Mahrenholz; Janice Matthews; Mary Augustin; Janice Steward; Dr. Phillips Brooks Smith. THIRD ROW: Bill Maxam; Lorna McNiel; Virginia Caldwell; John Strasma; Esther McCarty; Jerry Goldsmith; Pat Long; Luru Merry; Ellen Harris; Doris Myers; Rose Ann Sausamun; Nancy Ghere; Virginia Gentry; Belly Trummell; Fredrick Sills; Phyllis Hunsdon; Nancy Rust; Sue Ann Toney; Judith West; Jame Clark; Sue Peacock; Dick Hemmel; David Cilman. FOURTH ROW: John Brokaw; Joseph Higginboltom; Phil Coldwell. Ferne Osthcim. SECOND ROW: Rev. Charles Oslheim, adviser; Dr. J. E. Grinnell, sponsor; Max Harris; Barbara Dotson; Mzu'y Zweige, secretary; Ken Drexler, vice president; Jim Stahl; Fred Goetsch; Carol Tirmenslein. 63 NEWMAN CLUB, Catholic students, FRONT ROW: Caryl Nover; Catherine Schoentrup; Carole Winrolte; James Vrnhel; Betty Peak; Regina Polomcuk; Margaret Rowe, spon- sor; Falher Joseph Beecham; Jack Roberts, president; Steve Vurgo; Joyce Tisoncik; Joan Pennington; Joyce Collins; Mar- cia Watson; Nancy Lou Cheek; Margaret Wisely. SECOND ROW: Frank Mooney; Lucia Eck; Barbara Kasper; Mary Ellen Zivich; Doris Ann Bradley; Jeanie Husse; Charlotte Carnahan; Pat Kennedy; Put OphoH; Pat Conrad; Mary C. Meadows; Sylvia Haas; Patricia Schmalke; Dee Skalmowski; Sally Ryan; Letitia Conrad; Nancy Barbati; Mary M. Jacobi; Joyce Salas; ' Jane Curley; Phyllis Ann Cheek; Emmanuel Fusco; Mrs. Jordan; Dr. Edward Jordan; Mury Olga Peters. THIRD ROW: Edith Skalmowski; Denuda Skalmowski; Jane Eek; Mildred Breck; Harry-ette Haas; Betty Dreher; Shirley Oberst; Betty Powers; Francis Hess; Richard Guiden; Walter Murzyn; Law- rence Ventura; Dick Barack; Jack OaKeefe; Eugene Reifel; George Fowler; Mary Jo Hayworlh; Helene Such. a queen of hearts for February Sully Ryan Delta Gamma Nancy Barhnti Alpha Omicron Pi Cernu Humersline Chi Omega Delphine Buvah Sigma Kappa Grace Perrone Gamma Phi Beta Annie Low Janet Musgruve Independent Zeta Tau Alpha 65 Sue Roland Alpha Sigma Alpha our spring sports teams Indiana State,s young baseball squad compiled a 3-9 record for the season and a 2-5 slate in Indiana Collegiate Conference action. FIRST ROW: Al Spicer, George Fowler, V. J. Moretz, Lee Godman, Rex Early, Dick Hanley, Bill Watkins. SECOND ROW: Jackie Brown, Francis Stanton, unidentified, Ed Jen- 66 kins, Bob Owens, Harold Baker, Dave Ferris, Assistant Coach Kenny Payne, Manager Louis Ross. THIRD ROW: Coach Wally Marks, Dale Smith, John Wells, Jim Forlune, Jerry Long, Tony Milazzo, Pete Kokinda, John Arzumuniun, George Miller, Ed Robertson. BASEBALL SCORES 0 Eastern Illinois 7 4 DePauw 5 6 Wabash 3 6 DePauw 10 5 Valparaiso 7 8 Ball State 4 0 Valparaiso 3 5 Eastern Illinois 9 13 Evansville 5 1 Ball State 2 8 St. Joseplfs 12 1 Evansville 2 Wally Marks7 Kenny Payne and Don Jones directed intru- mural action during the, year. swung bots, rockets and clubs TENNIS SCORES GOLF SCORES 1 DePauw 8 2 Western Michigan 16 3 Butler 4 8 1X3 Evansville 9 V2 6 Eastern Illinois 1 6 Butler 12 6 Eastern Illinois I 6 1A Valparaiso 5 V2 6 Butler 2 7V2 St. Joseph7s 4V2 6 V2 Evansville 5 143 6 V2 Butler 6 V2 8 Ball Stale 13 7V2 Ball State 1014: , Winning the only individual intmmural championship, Bob Solon annexed the hand-ball crown to add more points to the Parsons Hall total toward the All-Sports trophy which the dormi- tory group won by a slim margin over the Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity. The Sycamore tennis unit, which finished third in the Indiana Collegiate Conference tournament and fourth in the Little State meet, was sparked by Bob Needham and Mike McCahe. Needham captained the crew and McCabe finished the season Bob Arnett, Ed Gess, Coach Orval Strong, Bill Wisely, Bob as the titlist 0f the N0. 2 spot in the Little State playoffs. Blair and Bob Kish carried Indiana State to fifth place in Below are Jim Bennett, Jim Cox, Needham and Bill Weiss. the Indiana Collegiate Conference tournament and to seventh Dick Atha and MoCabe were not present for the picture. place in the Little State meet, out of a field of 12 teams. 67 13 31 23 LJV Jim Cox 4354, who played both halfback and quarterback, gets a pass off in the Hanover tilt which the Sycamores won, 48-13. Cox completed 22 of 49 attempts for 363 yards during the campaign. He added another 192 yards on the turf. FOOTBALL SCORES Ripon 0 Valparaiso 31 Evansville 13 St. Joseph,s 1 4 6 12 38 48 Ball State Butler DePauw Hanover 33 47 13 the gridders raced to second straight With stellar Indiana State gridders getting set for inter- ference all-star eleven. Tackle Dave Schaeffer 4304 was the ference, Dave Brines, who spearheaded the team in passing team,s most valuable player and End Jerry Long 874 led the and total offense with 460 and 653 yards, respectively, hustles Sycamores and the ICC in pass receiving with 386 and 244 around end. Tackle Jack Griffith GM and Guard Bob Mas- yards, respectively. ulovich 4124 were members of the Indiana Collegiate Con- t , . mom , i t Juanita . t i h w, s L t r l x 68 wt Walt LeBegne, one of the many freshmen on the 1953 Sycamore eleven, tries to evade a DePauw man as he skirts left end against the Tigers. The State crew, which was ham- pered by injuries most of the season, won this one, 38-0. Indiana State finished the year with a 5-3 record. successful season IJnder .izx coach dean Slippery Glenn Tyler, an and con- verted to a halfback spot who per- formed brilliantly all year, starts a broken field sprint in the Hanover tilt. Tyler led the team in rushing with 423 yards in 55 carries for an average of 7.7 yards per try. He also was tops in scoring with eight touchdowns for 48 points. 69 Joe Lee, freshman stalwart from South Bend, gets the opening tip in an Indiana Collegiate Conference battle against Val- was selected paraiso. The Sycamores lost the game, 66-65. Lee on the conference zlll-star quintet. 52 65 68 71 57 81 50 62 57 67 547 60 66 59 BASKETBALL. SCORES Southeastern La. Lincoln Eastern Illinois DePauw Concordia Morningside Findlay Evansville DePauw Ball State Lawrence Tech Butler Valparaiso Ball State mentor IongFeHovv guided the Racking up one of the highest single season scoring marks in Sycamore history with 441 points in 27 games for a 16.2 per game average, Joe Lee lays up a crib shot in the Southern Illinois fray. Indiana State won the melee, 71-68. 55 19 66 66 50 69 65 58 67 72 73 49 80 73 67 65 80 77 70 80 60 71 66 81 83 70 82 Wheaten Valparaiso St. Joseph,s Eastern Illinois Butler St. Joseplfs Washington Southern Illinois Evansville Marshall Manchester Anderson Geneva cogers to 69 66 65 80 85 71 78 68 76 96 69 65 88 Faking his opposition, Wayne Parker gets a pass off to Valparaiso cracks through the Indiana State defenses for a Jack Wiltrout. Both cagers were mainstays in Stateas third layup in the close 66-65 encounter at the college gymnasium. straight championship in the National Intercollegiate basket- ball playoffs in Indiana. The Sycamores were beaten in the first round of the finals in Kansas City, M0., by Geneva, 88-82. a respectable campaign which was climaxed Ike Dunnuck, a valuable cog in the Sycamore machine that com- Dale Smith, the only senior 0n the piled :1 12-15 record after losing its top seven players from last team, fires from the outside in the year7s squad, gets a shot off from the side. Southern fracas. ; 3,, m a n The second half of the South Bend G6terror twinsh,9 Jack Wiltrout flips his one-hunded jump shot toward homo terri- toi'y. Wi trout was next to Joe Lee in scoring with 307 points. Tom Morgan of Southern Illinois out jumps Joe Lee for the tip to open the game in the last home performance by the Sycamores in the 1953-54 t-umpaign. by an indiana noia championship. Diminutive Ike Dunnuck manages 0t get air borne between Substitute Russ Blackburn battles for a rebound and pushes two defending cagers for a one-hand shot. the round ball back for a possible tip in. 72 i5; Cheer leaders did their pant f01 the Fighting Sycamores. FRONT ROW: Marie Corrado, Alice Brown, Mary Lee and Jackie Humor. BACK ROW: Bernie Dant, Bob Dickson and Gary Denny. others also helped the sports scene. I MEN5 N S,CLUB FIRST ROW: Dnn Pnlz, Bob Kisii, John Ja1k Griffith, John Moon, Al Spicer, Jim Furlune and Cemge Arzumunian Pete K011i111lu, Dave St'lmeffer, Jim Cox, Tony F0w1er.THIRD ROW: Bob Dickson, Bruce Wilde, Arvin Miluzzo, Bill Snknlures 11nd Athleti1 Dilcctor John L. Long- W01kman John Wells, Wayne Parker, John Ciascock, Bob fellow. SECOND ROW: Paul Meyer, Paul Stemm Glenn Tylm, Needllam and President Dale Smith 1smndingi. 73 intramurals produced close race for aII-sports The Lambda Chis ramped to victory in the inn-.: mural swimming meet. FRONT ROW: John Glas- oock, Ed Gess and Paul Ansherman. BACK ROW: Dick Dugdnle, Bruce Wilde, Ed Duncan and Dave Brines. Parsons Hall won the intramural football lille. SEATED: Richard Cuiden, Bob Solon, Bill Weiss. STANDING: Coaches Bob Masulovich, Pete Ko- kinda, John Arzumanian, Dave Schaeffer, and Jim Damaskos, Bob Rudakovir-h. trophy as parson,s hall squeeked bylambdo chi Basketball champions in the intramural tournu. ment were the Lambda Chis. SEATED: Wayne Parker, Coavh Roger Adkins and Jim Dixon. STANDING: Bob Strasburger, Bruce Wilde, Marv Adams and Paul Stemm. The Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity was the winner of softball action. FRONT ROW: Paul Stemm, Mike Barrett and Chris Paraschns. BACK ROW: Bruce Wilde, Tom Smith, Bob Strasburgen Jim Dixon, Finis Jent and Bill Croendyke. The truck title also went to the Lambda Chis as they finished in second place in the all-spohs standings. FIRST ROW: Wayne Parker and Bruce Wilde. SECOND ROW: Jim Dixon, Marv Adams, Gary Denny, Roger Adkins and Arvin Workman. THIRD ROW: Jim Hoffman, Mike Barrett, Bob Strasburger, John Ellers and Walt Winlin. h Mbmmvw, , s ! ATHENEUM, wonnufs physical education honorary, ON FLOOR: Pill Doyle, Ella Creek, Mickie Rieger, Wynnie Ford. SITTINF: Arlene Wild: Roberta Creat- house, Marie Cnrrndo, Tootie Wilson, Pat Smith, Joan Hight, Shirley Wright, Sara Hughes, Helene Such. STANDING: Nancy T'zlversc, J0 Priesler7 Doris Myers, Barbara Likens, Betty McDowell, Connie Renuker, Shir- ley Oberst, Carol Knowles, Sondra George, June Cravens, Mary J. Hayworth, Barbara De Long, Lavediu Easton, Mary Brown, Caroline Butt. MODERN DANCE CLUB, FIRST ROW: cum. line Butt, Marilyn Stiles, Shirley Oberst, Marie Corrudo, Tootie Wilson. SECOND ROW: Sondra George, Susie Dawes, Pat Smith, Charlotte Carnuhan, Barbara Likens, Nancy Bowman, Pat Doyle. THIRD ROW: Judy Larr, Lianne Able, Carol Ebert, Jo Preisler7 Jenn Lewis, Pat Ingram, Mickey Zimmerman, Nancy Payne. women displayed athletic Barbara Dclong; Nancy Traverse; June Cruvens set up a set. wk Getting wel: Barba'u 08' long; Put Anderson; Doris Blandford; Mickey Zimmer- man. FIRST ROW out of water: Barbara Kuhn; R0- wena Piety; Mary Ellen Zivich. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Hayworth; Barbara Bronson; Iris Ann Roth; Dixie Staln-g Barbara Rich- ardson; Joyce Mallice. Ruby East umpires soft- ball game while Barbara De- long culches, Mickie Rieger bats and Doris Myers waits her turn at but. Nancy Denver; Sallie Hulkcr; Arlene Wild; and Georgia Guynn play Robin Hood. w prowess in many phases A speedy hird-gnme Pulled badminton. WAA Council includes, SEATED: Helene Such, Mary Brown, Doris Meyers, Marian Rieger, Ruth Reed. STAND- ING: Betty McDowell, Tootie Wilson, Barbara Shelton, Barbara DeLong, Connie Renaker, Marie Corrado. Toolie Wilson; Sara Sue Hughes; Wanda Rasor; Connie Renaker; Gloria Tomlin, learn how to club that golf ball. Connie Renuker takes off for :1 basket in an exciting bull game. The Cumma Phi Bela win the sorority volleyball tournament. The popular square dance class swings through a fast call. recording our 78 79' governments President Raleigh Hnlmsledt nc- ccpting his new responsibilities, at the ceremonies January 6. we Mickey Zimmerman and Bi Linville lead 21 group of digni- taries down the aisle during in- augurmion. President. and Mrs. Holmstedl with members of the board, and State Superintendent Wilbur Young welcome guests to the reception. Student Council officers include Louise Varro, presi- dent; Pat Long, secretary; Jim McDonough, vice-presi- dent; Bill Powell, treasurer; and sponsor Donald Scheick. govern through our student council, which Student Council members: Pat Long, Louise Varro, John Glascock, Paul Hill, Jim McFadden, Bill Powell, Francis Stan- tor:7 Bob Bielski7 Ronald Wanlbach, Bob Jones, Donna Bailey, Carolyn Huntington, Gladys Walts, Daphne George, Richard Smith, Ann Nuttall, Dave Nicoson, Jim McDonough. 81 L 4a AlmuAllyn, President Raleigh Holmstedt crowns Barbara Chambers, Janet Johnson Delta Gamma Chi Omega, 1953 Homecoming Queen. Sigma Kappa sponsored the annual lost week-end Barbara Chambers; Chi Omeg: Jeanine Peck, Jeanette Pollock, Sandra Bennington Mary Doyle, Zeta Tau Alpha Alpha Omicron Pi Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Sigma Alpha 33 of a pep rally, parade, skirmish, The Vocational Buildings sabre jet brought down the first place prize for decorations on campus. The best view in town is the right of Alma Allyn, Queen Barbara Chambers and Janet Johnson at the Saturday morn- ing parade. Homecoming committee: Raedeane McKnight and William Schroeder, chairmen. FRONT ROW: JoAnn Bohn; Dorothy Wumpler; Linda Stark; Bettye Samples; Bill Hoffman; Jane Hornet. SECOND ROW: Jack Roberts; Jim Johnston; Forrest Dunnuck; Richard Elmore; Ronald Wambach; Virginia Allen; Bob Jones. Off campus the scene pictured by Lambda Chi Alpha won the first award. Co-clmirmen Bill Schroeder and Raedeane McKnight still manage to show a big grin after the festive October 10th week- end is over. que and white, eats, drinks and Working on the TKE float Bill Jaeckel, Ronnie Maxwell and Jim Bennett pose as bef0re, are: FRONT ROW: living trophies on Tau Kappa Epsilotfs breath-taking float. Jim Robertson; Paul Whippo; Bill Southwood; John Fox; Joe Carney; John Teays; Jim Eng- lum. SECOND ROW: Jim Ben- nett; Jes Duckworlh; Jerry Wynum; Ben Baker; Bud Col- lrell; Dave Nicoson; Bill Jue- ckel; Al Schultz; John Gavin; Bob Mcmmer; Gene Dirker. THIRD BOW: Walt Lambert; Willie Hagen; Joe Bondi; Wul- ly Murzyn; Jack Cash. Clowningr the way down Wabash are Saint Anthonyh Hospital Nurses whose flout captured the second place trophy. Lovely Gamma Phi Betas he- dcck their third place float. J? ' Orville Puckett, president of Alumni As- M sociation, President Raleigh W. Holmstedt, Mrs. Holmstedt, Ruedeane McKnight and William Schroeder receive students Donna Bailey7 Betty Kemmerling, Betty Peak and Louise Varro at the Saturday afternoon rc- veption. making merry with old Friends Sigma Kappa Homecoming Luncheon, LEFT ROW: Delphine Buvala; Mrs. Behymer; unidentified alumna; Mrs. Barbara Wilkinson; unidentified alumna; Mrs. Long; Lethelda Matthews; Carol Findley; Roleen Pickard; Wynnie Ford; Norma Barth. BACK ROW: Evelyn Halus; Louise Varro; Betty Peak; Joyce Tisoncik; Alice Klemence; Miss Helen Ederle; Phyllis Hunsdon; Trilla Reynolds; Janice Bollinger; Linda Stark; Janet Johnson; Joyce Workman. LEFT CENTER ROW: Helene Kell; unidentified alumna; Dorothy Arauz; Lois Reed; Colleen Case; Louise Cox; Barb Yowell; Patricia Kennedy; Mary Peterson; Lou Ann Montgomery; Ardell Rivers. RIGHT CENTER ROW: Mickey Zimmerman; Sarah Orcutt; Lorraine Bielski; Barbara Johnson; Joyce Smith; Valerie Marx; Juanita Durr; Wilma Thompson; Madge Korff; Janet Geisz; Sue Fitzsimmons; Marilyn Culver. EXTREME RIGHT: Shirlee Finney; Carolyn Goad; Barbara Bartok; Mary Ellen Zivich; Patricia Long; Roseann Rahen; Harry-ette Haas; Betty Dreker; Rese Ann Sausaman; Janice Dinkel; Janbt Storm. The Homecoming game was an exciting one in which the Fighting Sycamores downed the St. Joe Panthers 23-14. 86 and hard working award winners Publicily gimmick, M1. Statesman, is unveiled by con- Bill presented first place float award to TKE chairman Al tractors Dogic Wampler, Carol Rae and Kay Dickerson. Schulze as McKy awarded Lambda Chi 4iSkine Gent the first place house Irophy. A dreamy eve with Queen Barb was in store for Al Schulzc. Alpha Omicron Pi we cut classes while perfecting steps, Co-directors Bill Groendykc and JoAnn Bohn complete much business by the modern invention. Sigma Kappa Second place 38 during the year we saw the bustling Jackie Hamer and her date dance at one of the SI B75 Student Union Board: Wayne Kirls; Bill Groendyke; Rose popular calmrels. Ann Sausaman; Bill Jaeckel; Rowena Piety; Faye Overton; 1 Roseann Huey; Bill Hoffman; Sandy Bennington; Roseann 1 Callahan; Bill Taylor; Lydia Krider. CU HIndiana StateP, switchboard operator Mabel Kiger gives Director of the Student Union Board Bruce Kaiser and this answer to hundreds of callers each day. his gal Friday Libby Campbell take time out for refreshment in the Puieteria. student union as center of more activities Each year the Student Union Building is transformed to Merrie Olde England com- plete with pages bearing the traditional boaris head. 91 Life in the Bohemian Cafe, or See Ya in the Grill! including dances, hub hops, gab fests, The Christmas Ball comes once a year and pretty co-eds Grace Perrone and Betty Huck help each other dress for this special occasion. Eight 0,clock Monday morning finds the Student Union mfeterin the svene of late breakfast :1an early chatter. convos and meetings Freshmen present one of the best convo programs by presepting the latest fashions at Indiana State. At one of our favorite convos Bruce Kaiser introduces the magician Vance and his lovely ussistnnt-wife. $54 Hit 'anncs Dragnet April in Portugal Ehh Tide Baya Con Dios Rags to Riches Ruby No Other Love Stranger in Paradise Secret Love I Believe Moulin Rouge You, You, You President Holmszedt is found busy in his office on one of President and Mrs. Holmstedl just relaxing in lhe garden those warm July days. ill home. ca new president took the helm in 53 Presidenl Emeritus Ralph N. Tirey sat for portrait now hanging in the SUB. President Raleigh Holmstedt entered the office of president of State on Iuly 1, 1953. WA a PAMARISTA, women7s honorary, FRONT ROW: Dr. Marguerite Malm, adviser; Bettye Rinke; JoAnn Balm; Jane Horner; Edith North; Virginia Allen; Daphne George. SECOND ROW: Billie Mae VVinlon; Ilse Starnes; Ann Heck; Jan Storm; Bettye Samples; Roseanne Huey. AT TABLE: Mary Ann Buck, vire president; Marge Willlmer, president; Belly Sue Kemmerling, secretary; Marilyn Lurew, treasurer. BLUE KEY, menas honorary, FRONT ROW: Bill Croen- dyke; S'lm Lehman; Jim McFadden; Bill Maxam; Dr. Joseph Shick; Dean Crinnell. SECOND ROW: Mickey Buzush; Earl Prout; Charles Buckley; Paul Steward; Don Thompson; Roy Hulfzu-hnr. AT TABLE: George Roach, vice president; Bill Powell, president; Charles Willis, treasurer; Dick Elmore, secretary. with outstanding students assisting Al the annual Pumurislu-Blue Key Homecoming dinner are President Raleigh Holnlsledt, Dr. Joseph Shirk, William Powell and Marjorie Wimmer. Secretary Violet While kgeps busy taking dictation from Keeping up with past grads are workers in the Alumni Deanof Instruction John E. Grinnell. office Eiko Nishimura, Nornn Nikolich, Ann Jewel, Director Kenneth Black and secretary Helen James. sponsors and advises us often Dr. Lonzo Jones, director of lhe Personnel office and Formerly directing the familiar bookstore no longer with his secretary Marilyn Belles give a great deal of help to us were Mrs. Snyder and Edward A. Snyder. individual students. 07 Mary E. Detrick, Avenelle Shepherd, Edna McCosh, Regis- trar Harry E. Elder, Naomi Lloyd and Sondra Chezem are best known on those days of pre-registration. In Dr. Ralph Watson7s hnsiness office are Frances Srihla, Wilma qu-klesberg, Marian Schickel, Richard Burton, Kathryn Richard, Jacqueline Philli 3, Mary Morgan and Bertha Conover. the inside story of forms, Forms and Charles W. Hardaway directs one of the many freshmen orientation tests while Carol Armstrong and Marilyn Riggleman proctor. FRONT ROW: Delores Barry; Charlotte Barnes; Jeanette Gastineau; Joyce Avery; Sharon Campbell; Donna Grigsby. SECOND ROW: Mary Brown; Kay Baker; Jack Crumley; Max Berry; Susie Dawes. THIRD ROW: Shirley Alger; Sherry Bonham; Beverly Gallagher. 98 The reason the rest of the world knows so much about I.S.T.C. is through the work of Dana Myers, Director Joe Kish, Ed Duncan and Bob Cronin of our Public Relations office. Surrounded by the usual work of mimeographing mid- terms, finals, etc., are Rita Hellman and Mary Reynolds. more Forms for Files and files Checking the files are Superintendent of Build. Melvin Johnson sweeping the front Campus Cop Scotty is always ings and Grounds Dick Clifton and secretary steps of the SUB in an attempt to on his toes and Rose Cieseke is Barbara Forsythe. keep our campus looking lovely. :1 little sorry that he is. Jose Dominguez, Chester George Taylor, Lois Burdich, Well known to seniors are Phyllis Utterback, Parmelin Charlotte Slzlzas, Russell McDougnl and Vilmer L. Tatlock are Anderson, Anne Temple, Sally Hutker and Dr. Wayne Shomer busy in the old and once crowded Extension and Visual Aids 0f the Placement office. office. On the way to their offices are June Miller, secretary and Dean of Women Helen Reeve. the coeds live It up in wrh and many Behind the scenes at Womans Residence Hall Jackie Hamer, Bev 11:59 Saturday night - W.R.H., huh, Donna and Leho and Barbara Bartok find a solution to 1116 Terre Haute dirt Hurry ? problem. HOUSE COUNCIL OF WOMANS RESI- DENCE HALL, FRONT ROW: Bellye Rinke; Valeth Wilson, Glee Scott, Regina Polomcuk, president; Dr. Florence Thompson; Jeannette Inaba; Goldie Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mary 0. Boardman; Nancy Johnson, Pausing at the familiar entrance of W.R.H. are secretary; Marilyn Westler; Jane Hornet, treasurer; Glee Scott, assistant director and Dr. Florence Donna Bailey, Vice-president; Margaret Stigler; Barb Thompson, director. Bartok; Betty Peak; Mary Griswold; Evelyn Spake. , Kg: PAN HELLEN 1C COUN- CIL, Sorority Governing Body: Daphne George; Helen Reeve; Anne Allen; Virginia Allen, presi- dent; Bettye Samples; Florence Thompson; Joyce Tisconsik; Joyce Salos. SECOND ROW: Goldie Johnson; Barbara Bartok; Jan Horton; Norma Schumacher; Janet McIntyre; Rosemary Munson; Jane Horner. Zeta Tau Alpha entertained rushees at a party in the formal Gamma Phi Beta and rushees 0n the occasion of the lounge. impressive preference dessert. Our ideal sorority sisters were: Bettye Samples, Zeta Tau Alpha; Betty Sue Kemmerling, Gamma Phi Beta; Puulita Mar- Memhers of the Crystal Ball vnmmillee were: Rosemary tin, Alpha Sigma Alpha; Virginia Allen, Chi Omega; Rosemary Manson; Lydia Krider, chairman; Shirlee Finney; Jocelyn Gal- Munson, Alpha Omicron Pi; Linda Stark, Sigma Kappa; Neva lngher; Jean Carter; Betty Sue Kemmerling; Goldie Johnson. Thompson, Delta Gamma. A 0 Pigs Rosemary Munson, Nan Barbati, Jeanette Pollock, Katherine Tuherosa and Kay O7Rear relax in the grill with cokes and coffee. OFFICERS JOAnn Bohn Nancy Barhati President Vice-president Corresponding Secretary Shirley Cunningham Lenoranne Lewis Kay OTRear Recording Secretary Treasurer 102 One of Alpha Omicron PPs highest honors in the spring of 1953 was the selection of Kay 0,Rear as Junior Prom Queen. Other activities in the spring,r were the annual Parents Day Tea, participation in Song Fest and fraternity open houses. During the summer season many activities were still carried on, the most significant of which were the National Convention in Memphis, Tennessee, which was attended by Marilyn Larew and JoAnn Bohn and a large summer rush party. The Homecoming activities included the entry of the float, aMere Maids Could Saddle St. Joej, under the chairmanship of Katheryn Tuberosa and Sylvia Haas and a luncheon at the Deming Hotel. The fall dance was a Halloween Ball, which was in the Student Union Building and was planned by Kay Elliott. Formal rush, under the chairmanship of Ruth Pickett, brought the pledging of sixteen freshman girls. In February the active chapter, with the alumnae, gave a dinner in celebration of Founderk Day. The winning trophy of Campus Revue was pre- sented t0 Alpha Omicron Pi for the skit, c4Candied Capers, directed by Shirley Cunningham. Among the various other activities were the ttRed Rose Dance? given by the actives in honor of the pledge class; State Day at Indianapolis; 3 Christmas party; May Breakfast; Senior Picnic, and entry in the Barber Shop Quartet Contest. Other queen candidates this year were: Jeanette Pollock for Homecoming; Nancy Barbati for Queen of Hearts; Kay Bissell for Cherry Blossom Queen; JoAnn Bohn for Sycamore Queen. Rosanne Huey served as president of the Student Union Board7 and Shirley Cunningham was also a member of the board. An initiate into Pamarista was Rosanne Huey, and into S.A.I., Lena Kell. The outstanding pledge award was presented to Lena Kell, and the outstanding scholarship award of the pledge class, to Shirley Olivero. Rosemary Munson was chosen by AOPi as Ideal Sorority girl at the Crystal Ball. alpha omicron pi Actives, FRONT ROW: Patricia Irwin; Shirley Cunning- son; Caryl B. Nover; Carole Winrotle. THIRD ROW: Carolyn ham; Kay OaRear; Roseanne Huey; Nancy Barbati; Ruth Baker; Kay Elliott; Kathryn Marquess; Sylvia Hans; Carol Pickett; Christine Bikos. SECOND ROW: Billie Jezm Cheek; Molter; Marilyn Larcw; JoAnn Bohn. Carol Crow; Lcnorann Lewis; Millie Russell; Rosemary Mun- Pledges, FRONT ROW: June Curley; Shirley Oliver; Mary Shriner; Sharon Vance; Ruth Ann Hunter. SEC- OND ROW, 0n stairs: Jeanne Bon Durant; Kay Bissell; Juanita Bush; Nita Craig; Suzanne Jones; Liane Reed; Janice Ferguson; Ann Epperl; Sherry Bonhzlm; Patsy Dunlap. 103 alpha sigma alpha Actives, FRONT ROW: Sue Roland; Nellie Jean Bralluin; Johnson. SECOND ROW: Esther McCarty; inDonna Etchison; Velma Buchanan; Betty Lou Allen; Helene Such; Goldie Catherine Schoentrup; JoAnne DeArman; Jan Horton; Virginia Gentry; Verlu Flick; Margaret Cehring. Two of the ASA pledges Nancy Moore and Frances Eastridge are proud of the new red and while ribbons. Not pictured are Garnet Borror and Sylvia Yap. I 0.1 A. Founderis Day program was given November 15 hy the Beta Upsilon Chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha. This marked the fifty-first anniversary of Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority which was founded at Long- wood College in Farmville7 Virginia. Included on the calendar of social activities were fraternity open houses and an alumnae banquet. the Christmas Party. During the spring of 953, the sorority entertained at a pledge dance at Allendale Lodge and a traditional Senior dinner. Mary Doyle was Homecoming Queen candidate and Cherry Blossom Queen candidate while Betty Allen was Yearbook queen entry, and Sue Roland was candidate for Queen of Hearts. Rush week-end featured such parties as Winter Wonderland, Heavenly Haven, Styles of 1954 and The Pearl and Crimson Dinner. Sue Roland directed the Campus Revue skit entitled wUn Paradcf7 During Honor Day activities, Paulita Martin re- ceived the Robert Henri Art Award for women given annually to a student. in the art department. Paulita was also selected as the Alpha Sigma Alpha Ideal Sorority Girl at the Crystal Ball. Two sorority awards, presented annually to out- standing upperelasswomen were the Frost Fidelity Award to Paulita and the Elizabeth Bird Small Award to Myrna Wild. ASA,s Paulita Martin, Mary Doyle and Carol Marshall leave the dorm after :1 visit with their sisters living there. 0F F ICERS President Paulita Marlin Vice-president Velma Buchanan Secretary Margaret Gehring Treasurer Verla Flick Chaplain Esther McCarty 105 Chi 01s Gerna Hammerstine, Bobbe Roberts, Barbara Chambers and Jocelyn Gallagher are amused by something in the pool. OFFICERS President Mary Anne Buck Vice-president Margaret Ann Moran Secretary Molly O1Ma11ey Treasurer Rita Brewer Pled ge Mistress Raedeane McKnight 106 Chi Omega received many honors, among them were pledges to Pamarista7 of which Mary Anne Buck is vice president, Ann Heck and Edith North; to Kappa Delta Pi, of which Ginny Allen is vice president, were Edith North and Rose Gieseke; to Pi Omega Pi were Beverly Lebo and Nancy Johnson; in Sigma Alpha Iota, Jill Hill was secretary; to Theta Alpha Phi, of which Mary Anne Buck is president, was Ginny Allen; in Alpha Phi Gamma, Raedeane McKnight was secretary, Rita Brewer, presi- dent, Bettye Rinke, treasurer and Peg DeLoughery, pledge. Ginny Allen was president of Panhellenie Council. Ann Nuttall was secretary of Forensic Club. Edith North was president of Oral Interpretation Club and also vice president of the Junior Class. Marilyn Neet was secretary of the Freshman Class. Elected ths Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities were Ginny Allen, Mary Anne Buck, Rae- deane McKnight and Bettye Rinke. Patt Roeseh and Evelyn Alsing were elected business manager and editor, respectively, of the yearbook for 1955. Rae- deane McKnight was editor for the 1954 Sycamore. Queens for they year were: Phyllis Ann Cheek, TKE Sweetheart; Barbara Chambers, Homecoming Queen and also ttMiss Flame,9 for Fire Prevention Week in Terre Haute; Gerna Mae Hammerstine, Queen of Hearts and Ginny Allen was named 1tIdeal Sorority Girl . During the year Chi Omega helped with Fire Prevention Week, assisted at the dedication of H111- man Airport7 and aided The Chamber of Commerce with their annual Clean-Up Campaign. Our pledge class of nineteen girls worked on publicity for the 1954 Heart Fund Drive. Our Christmas project was contributions to the mental health fund. Social activities during the spring term of 1953 included: a Parentas Day Tea, the pledge dance 6Tierise Moderne , g1Chi 0 Capers , State Day, a senior picnic and fraternity open houses. Actives, FRONT ROW: Bose Ammerman; Val Southwood; Joyce Hentschler; Rita Brewer; Jane Eek; Ann Heck; Peg De- Loughery; Jackie Hamer; Joyce Collins; Pat Pirtle. SECOND ROW: Mary Anne Buck; Evelyn Alsing; Cerna Hammerstine; Raedeane McKnight; Reilu Brattain; Ann Harkncss; Bettye Rinke; Marilyn Qualkinbush; Caroline Buck; Virginia Allen. THIRD ROW: Jill Hill; Joan Pennington; Bohbe Roberts; Patt Roesch; Molly O Malley; Marvin Watson; Nancy John- son; Barbara Kasper; Lucia Eek; Barbara Chambers; Margaret Ann Moran. FOURTH ROW: Jocelyn Gallagher; Sharon Slack; Barbara Byrd; Beverly Lebo; Janiece Jack; Barbara Richard- son; Shirley Brewer; Ann Nuttall; Jeanie Hasse; Edith North; Mary K. Lehman; Dianne Wakeman. Pledges, FRONT ROW: Phyllis Cheek; Peg McCormick; Nora Whitlock; Nancy Deisrh; Nancy Whitlock. SECOND ROW: Bcv Gallag- her; Marilyn Neel; Marvous McAleer; Put Ophoff; Mary Catherine Meadows. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Crawl; Paula Whilkofl'; Carolyn Huntington; Lucy Crowe; Nancy Decker. FOURTH ROW: Rena Carosi; Peggy Fuchs; Mary Cullen; Marilyn Carney. '07 delta gamma Actives, FRONT ROW: Janet Tapy; Shirley Ohersl; Bur- Joan Christopher. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Tiffin; Menzic bura Hodges; Neva Thompson; Ann Lantz; Marie Corrado; Wetnight; Mary Hargelt; Anne. Austermiller; Carol Sharp; Janet McIntyre. SECOND ROW: Betty Powers; Daphne George; Alma Allyn; Dorothy Wumpler. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Payne; Ann Englum; Martha Moldmski; Gail Junker; Put Beard; Judy Larr; Betty Rue Bezltty; Kay Dickerson; Nancy Nolley; Sallie Hutker; Sue Veach; Mary Ann Bellusso. Pledges, FRONT ROW: Suzanne McDonald; Susie Temple; Mary Atchley; Barbara Baer; Mary Elliott; Sue Ann Toney. SECOND ROW: Alice Brown; Carolyn Davenport; Mary Jane Baggs; June Murphey; Susie Dawes; Sully Ryan; Carol Ebert; Margaret Austin; Mary Chmham; Jerri Harman; Karen Reed. 108 The last event, in which the Gamma Cammas pur- ticipated as a social group, was Song Fest. The Ganlma7s, under the direction of Joan Gedling, won honorable mention. So with another successful year behind them the Gammas awaited the new school year. Throughout the summer there were rush parties and informal get-togethers which kept the Gammas in touch with one another. Fall term of 753 opened with a hang! Homecoming! Dorothy Wampler, Gamma, served as publicity chair- man for Homecoming affairs, and Alma Allyn was an attendant to the queen for the Homecoming festivi- ties. Study was mixed well with play and many Canl- mas were pledged to campus honorary organizations: Pamarista, Daphne George; Kappa Delta Pi7 Judy Larr; Sigma Alpha Iota, Dorothy Wampler; Theta Alpha Phi, Nancy Payne. January 12, 1954, just hack from the happy holiday season, during:r Which time the Gammas entertained at the Glenn Orphan Home, and a belated Christmas present awaited the sorority. A telegram from the Delta Gamma International fraternity saying that the Gammas petition to affiliate with Delta Gamma had been accepted. The last Gamma Gamma rush was conducted by Janet McIntyre, pledge mistress. On January 18 it was all over and the party was at the YMCA for the seventeen new pledges. Forty-four Gammas, accompanied by Barbara Heiny, field secretary of Delta Gamma, journeyed to Indiana University to he installed as the 81st chapter of Delta Gamma on February 13. Delta Gamma was founded in 1873 at Lewis College in Oxford, Mississippi. The Gamma Omicron Chapter of Indiana State Teachers College became activated during the spring term. The Crystal Ball, one of the big dances of the year, which is sponsored by the sororities proved to be a very successful affair under the chairmanship of Lydia Krider, Delta Gamma. Neva Thompson was presented the award for Ideal Sorority Girl. And there were open houses with the fraternities, the I-Mens Club, there were dances and parties and the thrill of going national this past year. :5? Chatting in the grill lobby are DGis Mary Ann Bettasso, Joan Christopher, Joun Gedling, Lydia Krider, Carolyn Tiffin and Nancy Payne. OFFICERS President Alma Allyn Vice-president Carolyn Tiffin Secretary Lydia Krider Treasurer Judy Larr Rush Captain Janet McIntyre 109 Bruce Kaiser checks reservations for Gamma Phits M Hughes, Putt Howard, Betty Huck and Ilse Starnes. OFFICERS President Jacqueline Hacker Viee-president Faye Overton Recording Secretary Sandy Bennington Corresponding Secretary Bettie Budisel Treasurer Carol Jean Armstrong IIO ary Beginning with May, 1953, Gamma Phi Beta took second place honors in the annual Songr Fest, sing- ing ttCanvt Help Lovin9 That Man of Mine? under the direction of Delores Lister. Also in the spring came the annual Senior Breakfast and Gamma Phi Beta- Lambda Chi Alpha picnic. Fall brought Homecoming, and the Gamma Phi float, atKeep 9em In A State-ly Whirl, under the chairmanship of Mary Alice Hughes, was judged third best in the Homecoming;r parade. Something new was initiated when the Gamma Phi Betas and the Sigma Kappas entertained each other at a joint Halloween Party. Thirteen girls were pledged in January after the uWheel of Fortune? Oriental Cardensf Cluh Top- hatf and ttStairway t0 the Stars rush parties. Dorthey Anderson directed ttldylls of Istanbul:7 the Gamma Phi entry in Campus Revue. Honored at the Crystal Ball was Betty Sue Kem- merling, the chapterts choice for Ideal Sorority Girl, and more honors came to Donna Bailey when she was crowned ttMiss Statesman at the Page One Ball and automatically represented Indiana State in the Cherry Blossom Queen contest. Other activities included the annual spring and fall cleaning of the Lambda Chi house, the tea for patronesses, the Crescent Cotillion pledge dance, open houses with all the fraternities on campus and at Rose Poly. Lambda Chi chapter, go-to-church Sun- days, slumber parties, and the Founderss Day dessert. Betty Sue Kemmerling was president of Future Teachers of America and was elected to ths Who in American Colleges and Universities, while Donna Bailey headed Alpha Beta Alpha. Wanda Rasor presided over W.A.A., Dorthey Anderson was presi- dent of Dolphin Club, and Norma Schumacher led the Evansville Club. Norma and Judy Hazlett were initiated into Kappa Delta Pi, and Pamarista chose Ilse Starnes and Billie Mae Winton for membership. Billie Mae also edited the Statesman fall term and became a member of Alpha Phi Gamma. Actives, FRONT ROW: Ann Allen; Patricia Brent; Pat Doyle; Joan Highl: Grace Perrone; Pal Daniels; Betty Kem- merling; Rea Kinkude; Martha Ann Moore; Faye Overton; Sondra Sue Pillol'l Rosemary Priu-hard. SECOND ROW: Donna Bailey; Marilyn Cunningham; Norma Schumacher; Margaret Huber; Ilse Smrnes; Judy Hazlett; Virginia: Jarvis: Barbara gamma phi beta Blackburn; Sandra Bennington. THIRD ROW: Carol Jean Armstrong; Wanda Rasor; Bettie Rudisel; Jean Hayden; Jackie Hooker; Patt Howard; Belly Huck; Billie Mae Winton. FOURTH ROWE Palsy Cotton; Mary 10 Armstrong; Mary Alice Hughes; Elizabeth Johnson; Dorthey Anderson; Delores Sibert; Beth Thomas; Ina Von Kannon; Wanda Kelley. Pledges, FRONT ROW: Louise Hale; Jean Schneck; Carolyn Kord; Pat Williams. SECOND ROW: Jean Lewis; Sondra Seneff; Nanry Meyer; Shirley Leitch; Mary Ann Kinkndc. THIRD ROW: Sue Van Buskirk; Phyllis Wag- ner; Anita Martin. 111 sigma kappa Actives, FRONT ROWE Wilma Thompson; Janice Bol- linger; Sue Fitzsimmons; Alive Klemence; Mickey Zimmerman; Joyce Tisconcik; Helen Kell; Janet Johnson; Barbara Horvath; Barbara Anne Johnson; Louise Varro. SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen Zivich; Janet Storm; Janet Geisz; Carole Saunders; Madge Korff; Valerie Marx; Marilyn Culver; Joyce Work- Pledges, FRONT ROW: Judy Nees; Barbara South; Rosemary Teschmucher; Susie Kerr; Marjorie Petty; Pat Lindsey; Virginia Chulay. SECOND ROW: Julia Ainsworth; Delores Ellis; Ellennor Parker; Carolyn Lutz; Sue Andis. Not pictured are: Julia Butler; Billie Massey; Ven- ilu FOX. mam; Pat Kennedy; Hilda Aishe; Fanny Huff. THIRD ROW: Janice Dinkel; Joyce Smith; Mary Peterson; Patricia Long; Phyllis Hunsdon; Shirlee Finney; Wynnie Ford; Mary K. Hendrix; Colleen Case; Wanita Durr; Rosalie Ulrich. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Newby; Rose Ann Sausaman; Belly Dreher; Harry-elte Haas; Nancy Gllere; Barbara Bartok; Trilla Rey- nolds; Betty Peak; Linda Stark; Lorraine Bielski; Susie Ring. The Sigma Kappafs were awarded first place trophy for their 1953 Songfest entry of 9Wings of Song, directed by Sue Ring. Janet Storm, president of Sigma Alpha Iota and a member of Pamarista, Sue Ring, Rosalee Ulrich and Carol Smith won the 1953 Barber Shop Quartet Con- test. trophy. At Honor Day Geraldine Barloga received the Pamarista Outstandingr Freshman Award while Mary Ellen Zivieh received a journalism medal for being outstanding freshman journalist. Co-ehairman 0f the 1954 Homecoming Dance was Linda Stark who also was president of Kappa Pi, and the first vice-president of Pan-Hellenic council. Janet Johnson, president of the Commerce Club, was also an attendant to the Homecoming Queen. Susie Ring served as president of the Home Economics Club. Louise Varro served as president of Student Council. She also was president of the Press Club, editor of the Statesman and was voted outstanding Newmanite by fellow Newman Club members. Elected to Who7s Who in American Colleges and Universities were Trilla Reynolds, business manager of the yearbook; Janet Storm; and, Louise Varro. Second place trophy was awarded the group for their 1954 Campus Revue skit, wOUt of This Viforldf7 directed by Janet Storm and Delphine Buvala. The annual Christmas Ball was co-chaired by Rose Ann Sausanian. Lorraine Bielski was co-chairman of the 1954 Page 1 Ball at which Louise Varro received a Big Wheel Award. Alice Klemmenee was selected by the Theta Chi fraternity as their siDream Girl,7 of 1954. Delphine was candidate for Yearbook Queen and Queen of Hearts. Helping,r at the local Teen Canteen has been a com- munity project for the past two years. Social activities throughout the year included open houses; a Christ- mas orphan,s party with the brother fraternity, Theta Chi; the Homecoming luncheon; and, iiLavender Lane, the spring formal. Admiring their scrap book are Sigma Kuppas Delphine Buvala, Carol Perkins and Carolyn Goad. OFFICERS President Trilla Reynolds Vice-president Linda Stark Secretary Lorraine Bielski Treasurer J anet Johnson Rush chairman Louise Varro 113 ZTA,s Marge Wimmer, Nancy Traverse and Jean Carter enjoy singing sorority songs. OFFICERS Anna Belle White J ane Horner Donna Snidow Bettye Samples Jeanine Pock President Vice-president Secretary Corresponding secretary Treasurer 111 May 3, 1953, marked the day that 36 Epsilon Delta members were installed as the Gamma Chi Chapter of Zeta rIiau Alpha. This made the ninety-sixth link in the chain of active college chapters. After the instal- lation a tea was held for members of other organiza- tions at the XVomanK: Department Club. The sorority chose as their slogan for Homecoming float, ttFreezeiEm at Zero? After Homecoming, Zeta Tau Alpha was active with parties, fraternity open houses, sorority projects, the annual White Violet Banquet, a tea in honor of President and Mrs. Raleigh Holmstedt, and the fifty-fourth Founders' Day Pro- gram Following Zeta,s rush parties, gtMadam Zeta,s Art Studio, aShipwricked on Turquoise Isle? and ttHitch Your Wagon to a Zeta Star, and 19 girls were pledged, the Campus Revue skit 4LCome t0 the Fair, under the direction of Rowena Piety was presented. uEchoes from Straussi, was sung for Songfest under the direction of Marge Wimmer. Bob Jones was elected King of the Zeta Dance, 66Holland in Spring? Also included in Zeta Week-end was a picnic, and Go-To-Church Sunday. J ane Horner was elected Junior class president and Co-Chairman of the 1954 Homecoming activities. Those Zetaas listed in Whrfs Who in American Col- leges and U niversities were J ane, Marge Wimmer and Bettye Samples. Initiated into Pamarista were Jane and Bettye and Marge was elected president of the honorary. Also, Bettye served as president of A.C.E. and Nancy Strickletl. was pledged to Pi Omega Pi. Elected to serve on the Student Union Board was Rowena Piety, who also was a new Lambda Psi Sigma initiate. Two new Sigma Alpha Iota pledges were Beth Hemenway and Jo Ann Lemke. President of the Women7s Athletic Association was Marion Rieger. The sorority activities were brought to a close by the annual picnic in honor of the seniors. At this time they were presented with their recognition pins. zeta tau alpha A-t' ., FRONT ROW: Mur O.Boardmun; Jeanine Pock; Lavonu Kiger; Rowena Pigty. THIRD ROWi Helen Buck; IIarrigtlifsrbles; Janet Musgruvn;yMary Lou Spear; Vuladu Wil- Roma Wardle; Nuncy Farris; Anna Belle Whlt?; Ruth Ufz; son; Delores Veach. SECOND ROW: Jane Hornet; Carol Nancy Stricklett. FOURTH ROW: May Ann Mflner; Murlan Knowles; Marilyn Riggleman; Marilyn Wesner; Eli Yzlmuto; Rieger; Bettye Samples; Jane Clark; Donna Snldow; Martha Payne. Pledges, FRONT ROW: Mary Starks; Joann Lemke; Carol Seibren; Maura Chillson; Sharon Reid; Norma Alexander. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Augustin; Elmabeth Hexnenway; Put Van- Landingham; Eleanor Hinds; Donna Grigsby; Marjorie Reiff; Margaret Hudson; Roberta Coleman. THIRD ROW: Shirly Wright; Sandra George; Janice Jones; Betty Pritchard; Caro- line Butt; Ella Creek. 115 Dean of Men Mark Williams open the door for his secretary Golda Rain in the course of their busy day. dean of men PARSONS HALL COUNCILeFRONT ROW: Nels O,Neal, Jerry Meadows, Richard R. Smith, William Graves. SECOND ROW: John Bechtel, Ronald Wam- bach, Richard Elmore, Bill Maxam. THIRD ROW: Paul Steward, Jim McFadden, George Fowler, Edgar Flee- nor. FOURTH ROW: Dr. David Clascock, Bill Boyl, Louis Bullet, Forrest Hooper Counselors Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Glascock spend a quiet evening in their Parsons Hall home. I; Rub-a-duh-dub! a familiar scene at the luuderette are fellas from mens dorm . . . good examples are Walt Win- ton, Forrest Hooper and Dar- rell Gibson. Bill Schroeder finds it ex- tremely difficult to wake up at such an early hour . . . maybe his room male should try the cold water method? Sam Lehman and his pretty wife Mary K. being domestic in the kitchen of their small college apartment. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL, fraternity governing body, CLOCKWISE: Dean Mark Williams; Leonard Minix; Dave Nicoson; Bill Hoffman, president; Finis Jent; Chris Paraschos; Charles Bohmeyer; Glenn Peters; Floyd Ellioll; Joseph Frisz; Jerry Springer; Waller S. Murzyn; Benjamin A. Baker; Joe D. Palmer; Charles D. Barnes; Charles R. Buckley; Robert L. Jones. Fraternities and parsons men It looks pretty good to Bob Jeffries as he is rushed by Charlie At the Squires Bull we find Bob Jones proving his chivalry Bohmeyer, but all the new pledges find things a little different to Dianne Wukeman. as John Trout is proving with The Shine on Joe Frisz, shoes. 117 1 OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Corresponding secretary Charles Buckley Bill Henderson Bob Logan Bob Jones Burl Grow Pledges and actives listen to a tale, probably wild, from Jim McDonough. SEATED: Bob Miller; Carroll Rumble; Jim; Bill Henderson; Bob Swindell; Charles Buckley; Gary Lumpe; Bill White. STANDING: Bob Jones; Charles Burns; Bob Logan. 118 The school year opened with the members of Delta Kappa busily preparing for Homecoming activities. These activities included an aIl-campus open-house, a buffet supper, and a banquet for returning alumni, members7 and guests. The float was a gigantic silver rocket entitled 4EDestination Victory and the theme of the house decorations were uVote the State Ticket. During winter term the Indiana State chapter of the Delta Kappa National Fraternity severed their relations with the national group. The local fraternity selected Kappa Zeta as their new name. They are known on campus as the Kappans. Several campus organizations are represented with Kappa Zeta men. Among these are Future Teachers of America, Sinfonia, Alpha Phi Omega, Music Educators National Conference, Young Democrats, Wesley, Newman Club, Young Repub- licans, Blue Key, Commerce Club, Student Council, Science Club, Press Club, Association for Child- hood Education and the Industrial Arts Club. President Charlie Buckley was chosen as all- campus co-chairman for the 1954 Homecoming. The following members were initiated into honoraries: Ed Deckard and Leonard Minix t0 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Charlie Buckley to Blue Key. Members chosen for recognition in ths Who in American Colleges and Universities were Bill Schroeder, Charles Willis and Charlie Buckley. Members 011 the Student Council are Bob Jones, representing the Inter-Fraternity Council, and Jim McDonough, representing the sophomore class. Jim is Vice presi- dent of the Student Council, President Of Presi- dentvs Assembly and Chairman of the Improve- ments Committee. Charlie Buckley is secretary of the Inter-Fraternity Council and treasurer of Sin- fonia. Bill White was chosen outstanding pledge of the s fall pledge class and was presented the John E. Grinnell Outstanding Pledge Trophy. Last Yeafs Songfest saw the group winning honorable mention. Their song was WFhe Student's Marching Song, from the Student Prince. Charles Burns was director of the Campus Revue this year and the skit was entitled ttSpringing Weather? The fraternity sponsor is Dr. Dewey Annakin, and John E. Grinnell, Dean of Instruction7 is an honorary member. The fraternity house is located on North Eighth Street. FRONT ROW: Robert Miller; Robert Swindell; Charles Buckley; Jim McDmmugh; Leonard Miuix; Burl Grow. SEC- kappa zeta Ks 0ND ROW: Bill Schroeder; Charles Burns; Bill Henderson; Robert Jones; Robert Logan; Edward Deckard. Puddle-wielding Bill Henderson and Bob Jones brain wash pledges Carroll Rumble7 Bill White and Gary Lumpe as Clmrl Buckley reads from the manual. 119 lambda chi alpha FIRST ROW: Arvin Workman; Dale Smith; Ed Duncan; Finis Jent; Jim Dixon; Robert Strusburger; Carl Williams; ' K, 't ; M'l B rett; Gar Denney; Don Pirtle; Allan Roger Adkins; Bill Hoffman; Joe Engstrom; Bob Movold. gigerfmgilllz Lirixjflle.arSECONDyROW: Charles Bohmeyer; FOURTH ROW: Marv Houghland; Don Patz; Forrest Hooper; Bruce Wilde; Forrest Dunmlck; Bill Groendyke; Carl Hagen; John Ellersi Bob Bielski; Bob Doidge; Jerry Long; James Don Martin; Chris Paraschos; Jerry Meadows. THIRD ROW: Hoffman; chk Comer. W fm y Pledges included, SEATED: Keith Freeman; Bob Pagos; Harvey Nash; Larry Brankle; Don Burton; Bill Thomas. SECOND ROW: Darryl Belting; John Mason; Don Shepherd; Bob Lamberson; Jack Wiltrout; John Kibler; Roger Lehr. THIRD ROW: Bill Graves; Jim Lehr; Ralph Davis; Phil McAlearney; Bob Dickson; Norris Nierste; Bernie Dent. 120 As anolher year passes, Lambda Chi Alpha con- tinues on its winning ways. The latest is the second place trophy for the 1954 Campus Revue. This yeafs skit was entitled, igBanzai Bertramf and was directed by Arvin W'orkman and Keith Freeman. Bill Groendyke and Bob Bielski served as co- director and business manager, respectively, of this yearas Campus Revue. It looks as if Lambda Chi Alpha will have to borrow some iiYankee lucka, from the baseball world champions when it pertains to homecoming floats. 0111' float broke from its hitch as it was being towed from the fairgrounds, and it turned over in a ditch. However, the decorations of our house won first place in the homecoming house decorations contest. Lambda Chi Alpha7s ritual team participated in the installation of a new colony at Valparaiso Uni- versity last October. Regularly scheduled open houses and go-to-ehurch Sundays were held throughout the year. Bill Hoffman was listed in 7,103 Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities, and Bill Groendyke and Bill Linville were initiated into Blue Key. Marvin Hougland, Bob Bielski and John Clascoek served this year on Student Council; and Bill Hoff- man and Finis Jent were elected president and treasurer, respectively, of the Inter-fraternity Council. Plans have been drawn by contractors for im- provements in our house. With the help of our advisory council, the improvemenls will begin in the near future. The highlight of the year, the third annual QiWhite Rose Dance;7 was March 6th in the May- flower Room of the Terre Haute House. White roses were again the main decorations 0f the dance. Each girl was presented with a nosegay of white roses. The active hotly chose Janie Horner as its iiCreseent Girlw. She was escorted by our president, Bill Hoffman. OFFICER Presiden t Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Pogo fans Wayne Parker, Paul Slemm lhe soft seats while Dick Adams and Jerr necks. S Bill Hoffman Finis J cut Bill Groendyke Floyd Bielski and Jack Moon get y Long slrain their 121 OFFICERS President Ronnie Maxwell Vice-president Dick Moldroski Secretary John Teays Treasurer A1 Schultz Pledge Master Jim Cox Gene Dirker7 John Gavin, Tom Strange and Marvin Mc- Millan lend an eur to the TKE dope Ronnie Maxwell is poring them. 122 Tau Kappa Epsilon has been very active since the last edition of the Sycamore. In the spring of 1953, two Tekes, Gene Smith and Richard Elmore, were accepted into Blue Key. Gene Smith was named Outstanding Senior Man on campus by the Press Club. On the 1953 Honor Day, Jim Bennett was named Outstanding J unior Chemist; Nick Lo- Bue received the Science Award; J ack Roberts re- ceived the Latin Club Freshman Award; Jim Cox was awarded the Ben Becker Athletics award; and Jim Cox and Mike Vass were awarded Student Council Recognition Keys. The Tekes took second in the 1953 Quartet Sing and Songfest and first in debate. Tau Kappa Epsilon started the 1953-54 school year by taking first place honors at homecoming with their float entitled, HThe Victorsf and second place with their house decorations entitled, iiLetis Make Monkeys Out of the Pumas?7 The Sweetheart Dance was given at homecoming for Tekes and alumni, with Miss Phyllis Ann Cheek, Chi Omega, being Teke Sweetheart. On February 7, 1954, fifteen men were initiated as members of Tau Kappa Epsilon with the Festi- val of the Bed Carnations dance climaxing the events of the traditional iihelp-week. In the latter part of February, Al Schultz and Richard Elmore were listed in ths Who in American Colleges and Universities. The newest trophy the Tekes have won is the 1954 Campus Revue trophy. The winning skit was entitled AiKra'zy Kats Klubv' under the skillful di- rection of William J aeckel. Adding to the social calendar were sorority open houses and five-pound parties with the Chi-O95. 'M w .w. Actives, FRONT ROW: Jim Cox; John Gavin; Jack Cash; James Bennett; Bill Jaeckel; Joseph Carney; Robert Criss; Rivhard Elmore; David NiI'OSOU. SECOND ROW: Dann Olson; John Teuys; Jack Cunningham; Robert Pierre; Jack Roberts; tau kappa epsilon Joe Palmer; Marvin McMillan. THIRD ROW: Paul Whippo; Wilbert Cottrell; Ben Baker; Joe Potts; Walter Murzyn; Bill Southwood; Joe Bondi. FOURTH ROW: Dick Moldroski; Willie Hagan; Ronald Maxwell; Wayne Kirts; Allen Schultz; Waller Anslinger; Jim Robertson. Pledges, SEATED: Dick Adams; Dick Alley; Art Rose; Kenny Van Arsdalen. STANDING: Jess Dick- worth; Dick Watson; Bob James; Roy McClellan; Jim Englum; Bob Holman; Al Perry; Allen Jenks. 123 theta chi Actives, FRONT ROW: John Kimmerle; Sam Lehman; Joe Frisz; Jim Shurr. SECOND ROW: John Spurgin; Glenn Harm Fanning, Billy Wisely, Ralph Highsmith, George Nasser, Edgar Story, Sam Sappinglon and Dick Wallace take time out from a pledge meeting. 12.1 Peters; Floyd Elliott; Francis Hess. Indiana State's Delta Pi Chapter of Theta Chi played an active role at the fraternityas regional con- vention, The Ox Bow Convention, held in Madison. Eighteen Theta Chi members from ISTC attended. Several of the local chapter members are planning,r t0 attenithe National Theta Chi Convention on the Georgia Tech campus this summer. One of the highlights of the fraternity house is the new recreation room, thc Zebra Room . The un- usual decor of bold hlack and white stripes elimin- ates any possibility of mistaken identification. Former Alpha Sigs and other Theta Chi Alums at- tended a g6Welcome Home,7 open house during home- coming at the fraternity house. This years Theta Chi homecomingr float was constructed under the chair- manship of John Spurgeon and Skip Elliott and car- ried the theme itYour Numbefs Up, Joe! With the assistance of the fraternitfs sister sorority, Sigma Kappa, a Christmas party for the children at the Glenn Home was held at the Theta Chi House. The Campus Revue Skit, tiBlue Mood77 was directed by Skip Elliott and the unique stage setting was de- signed and constructed by John Spurgeon and Bill Kelly. Herm Fanning, George Nasser, Glen Peters, Jerry Springer7 Woodie Nasser, Ed Storey, Jim Mc- Naught, John Trout, John Peck and Jerry Janco par- ticipated in the fraternity,s skit. Alice Klemence, Sigma Kappa, was chosen itDream Girlia at the 1954 Theta Chi Dream Girl Dance in March at the Student Union Building. Another high- light of the busy Theta Chi social calendar was the annual 6GPirates Ballw, a costume ball. At the annual all-campus Barbershop Quartet Con- test, Theta Chigs placed second with their presenta- tion of 6QRural Rythemii and c6Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyesw. The quartet was composed of Bob Ger- vais, Ed Story, George Mahan and Frank Hayes. Joe Frisz was chapter president during the fall quarter. Glenn Peters was installed as president in the spring quarter. J erry McCarthy served as alumni president and Dr. Fred Swalls is the fraternityTs faculty sponsor. OFFICERS President Joe Frisz Vice-president Glenn Peters Secretary John Spurgin Treasurer Bob James House Manager Bill Kelly Cab-J'esters Jerry Janco, Joe Frisz, Bill Kelly and John Spurgin Frank Hayes, Peters. stand talking to Skip Elliot, Bob James, Bon Buttrum, George Mahan and Glenn 125 fashions and A little more brief, the typical Indiana State ulhlete9s attire for u Tuesday eveninv. Kay Bissel and Roger Leln' model 6Egood-taste fashionaa for one of the many informal campus danves. A suede jacket and pull-over sweater are campus slundbys of 1954 as shown by Phyllis Cheek and A1 Schultz. fools 0F '54 And the Christmas Ball, 01' maybe the Junior Prom 21 big event in any coupltfs life. Formal dress is worn by AI Spicer and Barbara Hodges. Quarfgf, 192.22g gaming? 45y; mggkxw i' Tag, 2 ? umtmr M recording our 128 129 AHh ML l l III The publicity couple surrounded by the Prom committee who were: FRONT ROW: Roy Hunter, class adviser; Rita Brewer and Gene Burns, general co-chairmen; Bill Taylor. SECOND ROW: Rae- deane McKnight; Virginia Allen; Lynn Gruen- holz; Roseann Sausaman; Esther McCarty; Daphne George; Betty Sue Kemmerling. THIRD ROW: Bob James; Ronald Wamhach; Charles Willis; Bill Hoffman. threw our iunior prom and The Class of 1954 continued to serve the college in its final year in school much as it had in the previous years, and further helped and contributed to improve campus life. The seniors carried on the tradition of sponsoring the annual Barber Shop Quartet Contest7 an event they had initiated in their sophomore year. Betty Sue Kemmerling served as chairman of the affair and working on committees under her were Chris Paraschos, Roseanne Huey, Lydia Krider, Ilse Starnes, Bob James, Bob Jones and Dave Gilman. The Junior Prom sponsored by the class last year was the first one ever to show a profit. The music was furnished by Fred Dale and his Orchestra, and by Charlie Bay and his band. Rita Brewer and Gene Burns were co-chairmen. Kay O,Rear, Alpha Omicron Pi, reigned as queen over the prom, and her attend- ants were Marjorie Wimmer, Zeta Tau Alpha, and Norma Gruenholz, Gamma Gamma. Members of the class served in numerous positions of trust and responsibility, and also received many academic honors and awards7 proving themselves to be real campus leaders. Marjorie Wimmer served as president of Pamarista and William Powell as presi- dent of Blue Key. Elected to ths Who in American Colleges and Universities during our junior year were Bill Maxam, Ann Heck, Rita Brewer and Lynn Gruenholz. Those receiving this honor this year were Bettye Rinke, Bettye Samples, Ronald Wambach, Mary Anne Buck, Betty Sue Kemmerling, Bill Powell, Earl Prout, Rich- ard Elmore, Virginia Allen, Janet Storm, Charles Buckley, J im McFadden, Allen Schultz, Bill Hoffman, Trilla Reynolds,lRaedeane McKnight, Bill Schroeder, Marilyn Larew, Samuel Lehman and Charles Willis. Shirley Oberst, Jackie Brown, Sharlene and Gene Burns and Jeannie Hasse with Harry Harris dance to Fred Dale s band in the Mayflower room. 131 Kny95 attendants were Norma Grueullulz, Gamma Gamma Crowning his last queen as President of the college, Presi- zmd Marjorie Wimmer, Zulu Tuu Alpha. dent Ralph Tirey officiated at honoring Queen OaRear. crowned queen kay Jamel Storm Sigma Kappa Paulita Martin Alpha Sigma Alpha 'Rilu Brewer Chi Omega Julia Hazlett Gamma Phi Beta Kay 0,Rear Alpha Omicron Pi Cecil W. Abernathy B.S., Science, Mathematics Science Club Betty Lou Allen B.S., Home Economics Alpha Sigma Alpha Home Economics Club Science Club Ronald Alexander B.S., Social Studies four years of fun, work, Wayne Altkinson B.S., Mathematics, Physical Elucation Carl T. Baker B.S., Elementary Pat Beard B.S., Elementary Delta Gamma Florence Adkisson B.S., Elementary H. Virginia Allen A.B., Language Arts Pamarista, reporter Kappa Delta Pi, vice-president Who's Who Theta Alpha Phi Sycamore Players Poets Club. president Panhellenic Council, president Chi Omega Alma Allyn B.S., Business Education Pi Omega Pi Theta Chi Dream Girl, 1953 Homecoming Attendant, 1953 Commerce Club Delta Gamma, president President's Assembly Paul Auscherman B.S., Music Band Choir Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Lambda Chi Alpha Ronald Balma B.S., Science, Mathematics Science Club Wilma Beckmann B.S., Home Economics Home Economics Club Anne Allen B.S., Science Cheer Leader Gamma Phi Beta Panhellenic Council, recording secretary Booster Club United Coalition Party Alice Alexander B.S., Elementary Verle E. Athey B.S., Industrial Arts Donna Bailey B.S., El'ementary Alpha Beta Alpha, president F.T.A. A.C.E. Gamma Phi Beta. pledge mistress Student Council WRH Council Loren Barnhart B.S., Social Studies Donald Bedwell B.S., Commerce, Social Studies James Bennett B.S., Science Tau Kappa Epsilon Barbara Blackburn 13.8., Home Economics Gamma Phi Beta Home Economics Club, vice-president Athenaeum F.T.A. James E. Bolding B.S., Business Education Sycamore Players then iune Reilu Brattain A.B., Commerce, Music Sigma Alpha Iota Chi Omega Commerce Club Thomas Brock B.S., Commerce Mary Anne Buck B.S., Art Pamarista, vice-president Alpha Phi Gamma Kappa Pi Kappa Delta Pi Theta Alpha Phi, secretary ths Who Chi Omega. president Poefs Club, president Laurajean Benson B.S., Home Economics Mary 0. Boardman B.S., Elementary Zeta Tau Alpha Womens Residence Hall' Council A.C.E., vice-president F.T.A. Wesley Foundation Edmond E. Bowling B.S., Social Studies, Mathematics Z 1954 Patricia Brent B.S., Language Arts Radio Story Princess Gamma Phi Beta, rush chairman F.T.A. Dorothy Marie Brown A.B., Commerce Sigma Alpha Iota Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Commerce Club Gene Burns B.S.. Music Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Co-chairman Junior Prom 1953 Band Orchestra Choir MENC Marshall Berg B.S,, Elementary Jo Ann Bohn B.S.. Language Arts Theta Alpha Phi Pamarista Who's Who Ideal Sorority Girl Co-Director Campus Revue, 1954 Alpha Omicron Pi, president Student Union Board Student Welfare Board Nellie Branain A.B., Language Arts Kappa Delta Pi Eta Sigma Phi Latin Club F.T.A. Alpha Sigma Alpha Alpha Beta Alpha Rita Brewer B.S., El'ementary Alpha Phi Gamma, president Big Wheel Award, 1953 ths Who Junior Prom, co-chairman Student Council, secretary Chi Omega, treasurer Poet's Club. treasurer Press Club, treasurer Caroline Buck B.S., Elementary A.C.E. Chi Omega Glee Club F.T.A. Sycamore Statesman Sharlene Burns B.S.. Business Education, Music Pi Omega Pi Band Press Club Commerce CIub F.T.A. Wesley Foundation Whtfs Whoers: Bill Maxam, Rinke and Bettye Samples. Ann Heck, Rita Brewer, Bettye 135 136 A familiar spring campus sight. 5' Howard Burris Hugh Carter B.S., Elementary B.S., Music Kappa Delta Pi Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Band Orchestra Chorus Men's Choir Civic Symphony Colleen C356 William Champion B.S., Elementary B.S., Special Education Sophomore Class, secretary WRH Council A.C.E. F.T.A. Dolphin Club Sigma Kappa Queen of Hearts, Attendant Earl Cummings James A. Davis B.S., Philosophy B.S., Industrial Arts Young Republicans we saw changes J erry D. Delp Marvin Dale DePlanty B.S., Science, B.S., Science Mathematics Delta Tau Delta Doris Doyle Mary Marie Doyle B.S., Elementary 13.8., Home Economics Kappa Delta Pi Junior Class, secretary Sigma Alpha Iota Alpha Sigma Alpha A.C.E. Panhellenic Council F.T.A. F.T.A. MENC Kenneth G. Dl'exlel' Edgar Duncan B.E., Commerce B.S., Radio, Journalism Young Republicans Lambda Chi Alpha, Lutheran Students publicity chairman Statesman Sycamore Press Club Sycamore Players Athletic Publicity Director Jean Carter B.S.. Music Zeta Tau Alpha Sigma Alpha Iota Madrigal Singers MENC Marilyn Cole A.B., Language Arts French F.T.A. Wesley Modern Language Club Lucille Dean B.S ., El'ern entary From Janice Dinkel B.S., Elementary Sigma Kappa Wesley Glee Club Betty Dreher B.S., Elementary Sigma Kappa Newman Club June Eck 13.8., Language Arts Dolphin Club Svcamore Players Newman Club Young Republicans Chi Omega New smells, more room, and - - - back doors. Richard Elmore B.S., Music Who's Who Blue Key Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Tau Kappa Epsilon MENC Civic Symphony Parsons Hall Council Verla Flick B.S., Business Education. Music Alpha Sigma Alpha Commerce Club F.T.A. Evelyn Fuller A.B., Foreign Languages Modern Language Club Commerce Club Honor Roll Hud Evans A.B., Foreign Lanrruagt's Joseph F. F005 B.S., Science, Mathematics Wade R. Gee B.S., Social Studies Julia Fields B.S., Elementary Newman Club Wynnie Ford B.S., Commerce, Physical Education Pi Omega Pi Sigma Kappa Commerce Club Athenaeum Daphne George B.S., Elementary, Kindergarten Pamarista Junior Prom Ad Bonk Chairman Delta Gamma. secretary Panhellenic Council Student Council Wesley Pacts Club A.C.E. the ground up and out Phyllis Gerrish B.S., Elementary, Kindergarten Alpha. Omicron Pi Janet Mae Geisz B.S., Elementary Sigma Kappa Evansville Club F.T.A. A.C.E. Wesley Foundation Young Democrats Lynn Crucnholz 13.84, Special Education, Speech Lambda Psi Sigma Theta Alpha Phi Oral Interpretation Club Sycamorv Pl'ayers Rose Cieseke B.S., Elementary Kappa Delta Pi Glee Club F.T.A. A.C.E. Chi Omega Carolyn Goad B.S., Home Econumics Junior Class, vice-president 1953 Homecoming, business manager Sigma Kappa Home Economics Club WRH Council Harry-ette Hams B.S., Commerce Sigma Kappa Newman Club Commerce Club Robert Gieselman B.S., Language Arts, Business Education Independent Students Young Republicans Charles Goodale B.S., Accounting, Business Admin'stration Commerce Club Pi Omega Pi Charles Hamer B.S., Social Studies, Industrial Arts 137 Institution number, standing in lines and then we are in college. William E. Harding Audio Visual Aids International Relations, publicity William Harpole B.S., Industrial Arts Epsilon Pi Tau Industrial Arts Cl'ub Ann Baldwin Heck B.S., Epecial Education Alpha Phi Gamma Pamarista Lambda Psi Sigma ths Who Chi Omega Student Council Statesman, editor Outstanding Journalist Award, 1951 Louis Hilaire B.S., Elementary Phi Delta Kappa William Hoffman B.S., EIementary ths Who Student Union Board Lambda Chi Alpha, president A.C.E., treasurer F.T.A. Statesman, business manager Orvul Huffman B.S., Industrial Arts Intramural Director Independent Students. vice-president Industrial Education Club Science Club Mary Hargell B.S., Elementary Mid-West Tourney Queen Delta Gamma F.T.A. A.C.E. Press Club Julia Hazlett B.S., Elementary Homecoming Attendant, 1952 Honor Roll Gamma Phi Beta, song leader A.C.E. F.T.A. WRH Council Jean Heidenreirh B.S., Music Sigma Alpha Iota Orchestra Band Choir Glee Club Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra Sharon Harlow B.S., Elementary F.T.A. A .C .E . Wesley Foundation Elsie Headley B.S., Administration Norman Hemmrich B.S., Commerce and among our Mary Margaret Hill B.S., Music Chi Omega Sigma Alpha Iota MENC Rosanne Huey B.S., Elementary Pamarista Student Union Board, president Christmas Ball, co-chairman Alpha Omicron Pi, social chairman Sycamore Iay-out editor Statesman A.C.E. F.T.A. Roy Hulfuchor B.S., Industrial Arts, Social Studies Pi Gamma Mu Epsilon Pi Tau Kappa Delta. Pi Blue Key Industrial Arts Club Inter-Varsity. president Jacquelin Hooker B.S., Elementary Gamma Phi Beta, president F.T.A. Wesley Foundation, recreation chairman Jacob Huffman B.S., Social Studies F.T.A. Phyllis Hunsdon B.S., Elementary Sigma Kappa F.T.A. A.C.E. Wesley Jeanette Inaba B.S., Elementary F.T.A. Virginia Jarvis B.S., Elementary Gamma Phi Beta, pledge mistress F.T.A. A.C.E. Glee Club Choir Janet Johnson B.S., Business Education, Social Studies Miss Indiana State Homecoming Attendant, 1953 Sigma Kappa, treasurer Commerce Club, president Young Republicans Lutheran Students F.T.A. Statesman souvenhs Robert J ones A.B., Mathematics, Physics Delta Kappa Young Republicans Club Student Council Interfraternity Council N. L. Kajander B.S., Physical Education, Science William Kelly B.S., Art Theta Chi Mary Margaret Jacobi B.S., Elementary Kappa Delta Pi Lambda Psi Sigma, secretary Newman Club A.C.E. Statesman Sara Jinks A.B., Art Kappa Pi Kappa Delta Pi James Johnston B.S., Music Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Sophomore Class, vice-president Theta Chi, treasurer Band Orchestra Choir Gone are addition. Robert J ames B.S., Accounting. Business Senior Class, vice-president Theta Chi, treasurer Young Democrats, president Commerce Club, vice-president Press Club Statesman, Wesley sports editor Byron Lee John B.S., Science, Mathematics Epsilon Sigma Phi Latin Cl'ub Forensics Club Paul O. J ones 3.8., Industrial Arts Epsilon Pi Tau Phi Delta Kappa Industrial Arts Education Club .. .sawdust Barbara Kahn B.S., Physical Education, Science W.A.A. Athenaeum Dolphin Cl'ub Booster Club Cheer Leader Richard Kauffman B.S., Elementary Betty Sue Kemmerling B.S., Elementary Pamarista, secretary Who's Who Gamma Phi Beta, president F.T.A., president A.C.E. Statesman Ideal Sorority Girl Student Welfare Board Mary Winn Kaiser A.B., Music Sigma Alpha Iota William Kearby B.S., Industrial Arts Epsilon Pi Tnu Industrial Arts Club Patricia Kennedy B.S. Elementary Sigma Kappa Newman Club Lake County Club A.C.E. F.T.A. the Bookstore days and progress brings a WRH 139 More Whtfs Whuors: Ronald Wumhach, Mary Anne Buck, Bully Sue Kemmerling and Bill Powell. John P. Kimmerle B.S., Business Administration Theta Chi Peter Kokinda B.S., Physical Education, Special Education I-Merfs Varsity Football Judith Larr B.S., Social Work Pi Gamma Mu Delta Gamma Newman Club Modern Dance Club peopb Samuel Lehman B.S., Industrial Arts, Social Studies Epsilon Pi Tau Phi Delta Kappa Blue Key Who's Who Co-chairman, Homecoming Dance Theta Chi, vice-president Industrial Arts Club Inter-fratcrnity Council David Livingston B.S., Industrial Arts Alpha Phi Omega Sigma Alpha Gamma Industrial Education Club Wesley Dorothy Lough Nursing James King B.S., Science Janice R. Kroegcr B.S., Elementary Sigma. Kappa Wesley Foundation Choir Glee Club Evansville Club, secretary A.C.E. Barbara Laxen B.S., Elementary A.C.E. F.T.A. Inter-Varsity Glen Ley B.S., Science, Mathematics Patricia Long B.S., Commerce Pi Omega Pi Student Council, secretary Commerce Club, treasurer Wesley Sigma. Kappa Choir Glee Club Sue Lynn A.B., Foreign Languages, English Modern Language Club Daniel Kirchner B.S,. Elementary Marilyn Lurew B.A., Art Kappa Pi. president Pamarista. treasurer Kappa Delta Pi Sycamore, editor Senior Class, treasurer ths Who Alpha. Omicron Pi, vice-president Student Council Mary K. Lehman B.S., Commerce Newman Cl'ub Young Democrats Chi Omega, pledge trainer Ideal Sorority Girl changed to--- Robert Liddil B.S., Music Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Tau Kappa Epsilon Esther Lorey B.S., Elementary Esther McCarty B.S., Elementary Alpha Sigma Alpha Wesley A.C.E. F.T.A. Glee Club Paul McClatchey B.S., Elementary Ronald McKee B.S., Biological Science. Mathematics Lambda Chi Alpha Mary McMorrow B.S., Home Economics Betty McDowell B.S., Physical Ed ucation Athenaeum W.A .A. Raedeane McKnight B.S., Elementary Alpha Phi Gamma, secretary Homecoming 1953. co-chairman ths Who Chi Omega, pledge trainer Press Club, secretary International Relations Club, secretary Sycamore, editor Statesman, editor Lorna McNeil B.S., Special Education Theta Alpha. Phi Sycamore Players Wesley Lambda Psi Sigma James McFadden A.B., Social Studies, Journalism Blue Key Pi Gamma Mu Alpha Phi Gamma Who's Who Statesman, editur Bluebook, business manager Parsons Hall Council Press Club Marvin McMiIlin B.S., Physical' Education Tau Kappa. Epsilon Joann Malone B.S., Elementary students and Faculty Ollie Marrs B.S., Elementary Janet C. Martin A.B., Language Arts Homecoming Queen, 1952 Pamarista Eta Sigma Phi, president Cherry Blossom Queen, 1952 Press Club, president Latin Club Modern Language Club Poets Club Charles Maudlin B.S., Mathematics, Physics Carol Marshall B.S., Elementary A.C.E. Young Republicans Alpha Sigma Alpha Paulita Martin B.S., Art F.T.A. Alpha Sigma Alpha, president William Maxam A.B., Social Studies. Language Arts Blue Key Kappa Delta Pi Pi Gamma Mu ths Who Honor Day, co-chairman Varsity Debate Donn Martin B.S., Commerce, Physical Educatiuu Lambda Chi Alpha Margie Matthews B.S., Elementary Wesley Independent Student Association Glee Club Inter-Varsity Ronald Mercer B.S., Social Studies. Physical Education 141 142 What a school spirit to remember. None. Paul Meyer B.S., Special Education. Social Studies Lambda Psi Sigma I-Men's Club Marilyn Modesitt B.S.. Elementary A.C.E. Joseph Moore B.S., Chemistry, Industrial Arts Alpha Pi Omega Industrial Arts Club and William Morris B.S.. Music Phi Mu Alpha Sinfunia Men's Choir Band Orchestra Chorus MENC Katherine Nasser B.S., Elementary Richard M. Oard B.S., Business Administration Wilma Miller B.S., Elementary Richard Moldroski B.S., Art Kappa Pi, vice-president Inter-fraternity Council Tau Kappa, Epsilon, vice-president I Men's Club Veterans Club Margaret Ann Moran B.S., Elementary Young Democrats Club, secretary Chi Omega, vice-president Newman Club A.C.E. Mary Ann Milner B.S., Elementary Zeta Tau Alpha A.C.E. Young Republicans Club Martha Moldroski B.S., El'ementary A.C.E. Delta Gamma V. C. Moretz B.S., Science, Physical Education they won honors, Rosemary Munson A.B., Foreign Languages Alpha Beta Alpha Spanish Award Alpha Omicron Pi Panhell'enic Council Modern Language Club, president Young Republicans Inter-Varsity Ideal Sorority Girl Robert Neidlinger B.S., Music Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Kappa Delta Pi MENC Caryl N over B.S., Elementary Alpha Omicron Pi Walter Murzyn B.S., Mathematics, Chemistry Tau Kappa Epsilon Newman Club Science Club Lake County Club Bert Nelson B.S., Elementary A.C.E. F.T.A. Inter-Varsity Patricia Newby B.S., Elementary A.C.E. Sigma Kappa Also honored were Earl Proul, Dick Elmore, Virginia Allen, Janet Storm and Chuck Buckley. Danny Olson A.B., Science Tau Kappa Epsilon Aiko Ota B.S., Elementary F.T.A. Alpha Beta Alpha International Relations Club Roger Peck B.S., Mathematics, Commerce Alpha Tau Omega John 07Keefe B.S., Elementary Theta Chi Newman Cl'ub Chris Paraschos B.S., Special Education Senior Class, president Inter-fraternity Council Lambda Chi Alpha Barbershop Quartet Contest Chairman Coalition Party, president Veterans Club James Peden B.S., Science Phi Zeta Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Band Kay O,Rear B.S., Home Economics Junior Prom Queen, 1953 Co-chairmuan 1952 Christmas Ball Student Council Student Union Board Home Economics Club Alpha Omicron Pi, treasurer Ma rthn Payne B.S.. Elementary Zeta Tau Al'pha Robert Pierce B.S., Commerce Tau Kappa Epsilon games and engaged William Powell B.S., Elementary Blue Key, president Phi Delta. Kappa ths Who Parsows Hall Council, vice-president F.T.A. A.C.E. Science Club Marilyn Qualkenbush B.S., Elementary Chi Omega F.T.A. A.C.E. Thomas Reckend B.S., Mathematics, Physics Epsilon Pi Tau Industrial Arts Club Betty Cox B.S., Elementary Delta. Gamma Wanda Rasor B.S., Physical' Education Gamma Phi Beta, historian W.A.A. Athenaeum, president Dolphin Club Ruth Reed B.S., Physical Education W.A.A. Athenaeum Earl Prout B.S.. Music th5 Who Blue Key Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Municipal Musicals Band Choir Civic Symphony Orchestra Robert Ruubuck B.S., Industrial Arts Industrial Education Club Trilla Reynolds B.S., Elementary Alpha Phi Gamma Who's Who Sigma Kappa. president 1954 Sycamore, business manager Wesley Statesman A.C.E. F.T.A. I43 M 1 The Homemming dance with Jim Cox and date greeting ticket taker Rose Ann Sausaman. Marian Rieger B.S., Physical Education W.A.A., president Crystal Ball', chairman Athenaeum Commerce Club F.T.A. Zeta Tau Alpha Student Council Emma Lou Robison B.S., Elementary A.C.E. Louis Russell B.S., Industrial Arts Elizabeth Rinke B.S., Special Education Lambda Psi Sigma vice-presidcnt Alpha. Phi Gamma, treasurer Kappa Delta Pi Pamurista Who's Who 1953 Sycamore, business manager Poets Club, president Chi Omega Bettie Rudisel B.S., Physical Education Gamma Phi Beta, corresponding secretary W.A.A. Athenaeum Joyce Salos B.S., Social Studies Alpha Omicron Pi, Panhellenic delegate in activities of Rose Ann Sausaman BASH Elementary Sigma Kappa Student Union Board Wesley F.T.A. Choir Glee Club Helen Schrohe B.S., Elementary Chi Omega. Newman Club Civic Symphony Orchestra Virginia Shillings B.S., Business Education Alpha Beta Al'pha, national vice-president Commerce Club Catherine Schoentrup B.S., Elementary F.T.A., secretary A.C.E. Newman Club Alpha Sigma Alpha Allen Schultz A.B., Speech Theta Alpha Phi Tau Kappa Epsilon Lutheran Students Who's Who Statesman Ugly Man, 1952 Earl Shirar B.S., Social Studies, Science George Roach B.S., Mathematics, Science Blue Key, vice-vresident Tau Kappa Alpha, president Varsity Debate Team Intra-mural Debate Director Young Republicans Science Club Forensic Club. vice-president Independent Students Vera Rushton B.S., Elementary Alpha Sigma Alpha Ideal Sorority Girl Young: Republicans Club Bettye Samples B.S., Elementary, Kindergarten Pamarista ths Who Ideal Sororitv Girl A.C.E., president Panhellenic Council, treasurer Zeta Tau Alpha, secretary WRH Council F.'T.A. William Schroeder B.S., Elementary 1953 Homecoming, co-chairman Wth Who A.C.E. F.T.A. Evansville Club, president Delta Kappa. president Prosidenfs Assembly Barbara Shelton B.S., Physical Education W.A.A. Athenaeum Viola Shue B.S., Elementary James Shurr B.S., Music Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Theta Chi Band Orchestra Choir Robert Sisk B.S., Physical Education, Science James Snoddy B.S., Elementary Fredrick C. Sills B.S., Music Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Band Orchestra Chorus Glee Club Civic Symphony MENC Donald Slagley B.S., Commerce Joyce Somheil B.S., Home Economics Home Economics Club Independent Students Association Fanny Sirleaf B.S., Elementary International Relations Conrad Smith B.S., Biological Science John Spurgin B.S., Art, English Kappa Pi Theta Chi chug-a-Iugging contests Linda Stark B.S., Art Kappa Pi, president Blue and White Dance, co-chairman Sigma Kappa Ideal Sorority Girl Panhellenic Council, first vice-president Wesley Home Economics Club Kenneth Stoltz B.S., Radio, Biological Science Lambda Chi Alpha, public relations directnr Technical Director, Sycamore Record Joun Summerlot B.S., Commerce Pi Omega Pi, president Commerce Club Ilse F. Starnes Tau Kappa Alpha, secretaryvtreasurer Pamarista Kappa Delta Pi Pi Gamma Mu Gamma Phi Beta Forensics Club Modern Language Cluh Statesman Young Republicans Janet Storm B.S., Music Sigma Alpha Iota, president Who's Who Pamarista Kappa Delta Pi 1953 Song Fest, cu-directnr Sigma Kappa Stanley Swan B.S., Social Studivs, Science Paul R. Steward B.S., Music Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Wesley Blue Key Eleanor Stratton B.S., Elementary Robert Swindell B.S., Social Studies Delta Kappa Whifs Whoers Jim McFadden, Al Schultz, Bill Hoffman, Trilla Reynolds and Raedeane McKnight 145 146 Bill Schroeder, Marilyn Larew inrluded in the honor publication. and Sam Lehman were also J ohn Teays B.S., Science Tau Kappa Epsilon Marilyn Thompson B.S., Elementary John Thrasher 8.8., Language Arts, Social Studies but Mary Tygart A.B., Science, English Steve Vargo B.S., Special Education Lambda Psi Sigma Newman Club, vice-president Lake County Club Alpha Sigma Tau Ira Welborn B.S., Language Arts, Science Tau Kappa Alpha Varsity Debate Director, High School Speech Tourney Young Republicans Club Veterans Club Forensics Club Statesman Paul Terrell B.S., Physical Education, Commerce Neva Thompson B.S., Elementary Senior Class, secretary Press Club Blue Book A.C.E. F.T.A. Delta Gamma, rush captain Ideal Sorority Girl Carolyn Tiffin A.B., French, Spanish Delta Gamma Modern Language Club all mixed Glenn Tyler A.B., Physical Education , Mathematics James Vrubel B.S., Physical Education, Industrial Arts ' Newman Club Christine Watkins B.S., Elementary Donald Thompson B.S., Music Blue Key Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, president Phi Zeta Pearl Thompson A.B., Language Arts, Spanish Forensics Club Katherine Tuberosu B.S., Elementary F.T.A. Newman Club Alpha Omicron Pi in were Jane Van Ulzen A.B., French, Spanish Modern Language Club Constance Walters. B.S., Elementary Poets Club Enli Watanabe 13.8., Elementary F.T.A. A.C.E. International Club Rosemary White A.B., Language Arts, Spanish lnter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Modern Language Club Robert Williams B.S., Elementary Delta Kappa Cary Winniger B.S., Industrial Arts Alpha Omega Industrial Arts Club Arvin XVorkmun B.S., Language Arts Football Lambda Chi Alpha, pledge master Boosters Club. vice-president I Morfs Club Statesman Poets Club Myrna Wild B.S., Science Alpha Sigma Alpha Science Cl'ub Lutheran Students Association anens League Rosemary Wilson B.S., Elementary Kappa Delta Pi, president A.C.E. Wesley Foundation Choir Glee Club Frank Woelfe B.S., Commerce Pi Omega Pi Commerce Club Veterans Club Jocelyn Workman B.S., Language Arts Sigma Kappa Press Club Statesman Sycamore Young Republicans Club Boosters Club Delmar Williams B.S., Commerce Veterans Club, president Marjory Wimmer B.S., Music Pamarista, president Sigma Alpha Iota 1953 Junior Prom Attendant Wesley Foundation MENC James A. Wolf B.S., Commerce Commerce Club too few hours of study 131i M I a Elli M, Book and Torch Ceremony traditional events and 572 :x Zeta Tau Alpha Theta Chi Independents Ruilbirds Mike Leonard, Wendell Riggs, B a r r y Breidenbaugh, P11 y l l i s Wagner, Sue VunBuskirk and Nancy Decker watch campus activities and gab away a spring afternoon. That familiar short cut, eerie though it is, comes in handy for a quick dash at closing hours. 149 g-:A.AA Helen Kell Dianne Wakeman Norma Nikolich Sigma Kappa Chi Omega Independent Marilyn Wesner Zeta Tau Alpha statek cherry blossoms Kay Bissell Alpha Omicron Pi Donna Bailey Shirley Oberst Gamm Phi Beta. Delta Gamma Mary Doyle Alpha Sigma Alpha Louise Varro and Jame Hornet were juniors junior includees in ths Who. Junior officers: Bob Bielski, Jane Homer, Velma Buchanan, Faye Overton and Edith North 1 52 Aimone, Bob Aishe, Hilda Aker, Martha Allsman, Pat Alsing, Evelyn Anderson, Dorthey Anslinger, Walter Archer, Hilda Armstrong, Carol Augustin, Mary Badger, Mary Bailey, Janet Baker, Benjamin Baker, James Barrett, Mike Barrow, Richard Bayh, Marvelln Beard, Donna Bennington, Sand '11 Bettasso, Mary Ann Bielski, Robert Bielski7 Lorraine Booth, Robert Borror, Garnet Brunton, John Buchanan, Velma Buckley, Charles Bury, Lloyd Byrd, Barbara Callahan Roseann Castle, Marjorie Causey, John l 3 1 1L Chambers, Barbara Christopher, Barbara Le Christopher, Joan Coleman, Roberta Collins, Joyce Collins, Roger Connelly, William Corrado, Marie Joan Cottee, Virginia Cox, James Cruvcns, June Crow, Carol Cunningham, Marilyn Darrow, Harriet Dean, George DeArman, JoAnne Deckard, Edward DeLoughery, Peg Dixon, Jim Donald, John Durr, Wanita Ellis, Deloris EU-hison, LaDonnu Farris, Nancy Fleenor, Edgar Fowler, George Gallagher, Jocelyn Gastineuu, Melvin Gedling, Joan Cehring, Margaret Chere, Nancy Gibbs, Maver Cilmun, David Coy, Paul Greuthouse, Roberta Greer, Margaret Gregory, Betty Griffith, Paul Thomas Groendyke, William Heidrick, Loretta Henderson, Billy Hight, Joan Claire Hill, Paul Gordon Hillhram, Donald Horner, Jane Hoskins, Lloyd Howard, James Howard, Pat Howell, Gloria Huber, Margaret Huggins, Anabel Huff, Juanita Hutker, Sallie Jaeckel, Bill James, Robert Jent, Finis Johnson, Barbara Ann Johnson, Goldie Knlber, Mike Kell, Helen Kinkade, Rea Kirkham, Carolyn Klemence, Alice Krider, Lydia 155 156 Laney, Robert Leho, Beverly Lewis, Lenorann Likens, Barbara Linville, Bill Logan, Robert Loser, Nancy Luken, Mary Anne McIntyre, Janet McLaughlin, Martha McQuade, John Mace, Billie Mahan, George Masten, J erry Merry, Lora Moller, Carol Montgomery, Allen Moon, John Moore, Martha Mnsteller, Helen Myers, Doris ane, Marilyn Needham, Robert Nishimu d, Eiko North, Edith Odu Jacqueline O,Malley, Molly Oren, Fred Overton, Faye Owens, Ralph Paton, Sondra Peak, Betty Pennington, Joan Pickett, Ruth Piety, Rowena Pirtle, Pulriciu Pork, Jeannine Polomcak, Regina Pritchard, Rosemary Pruett, Imogene Richards, James Bay Riggleman, Marilynn Riggs, Wendell Ring, Reita Sue Robbins, Effie Roberts, Barbara Roesch, Patt Rogers, Joe Ross, Norman Rowe, Ladonna Russell, Mildred Scales, DeLores Schumacher, Norma Shaw, Gray Sibert, Dolores Snell, Jack Snelling, Glen Snidow, Donna Southwood, Bill Spake, Evelyn Spangler, Earl Spung, Richard Stalker, James Stanley, Richard 157 Stewart, Kent Sligler, Margaret Slmsburger, Robert Such, Helene Sutherlin, Nancy Tapy, Janet Thompson, Wilma Tisconcik, Joyce Trammell, Betty Utz, Ruth Varro, Louise Veaoh, Dolores Wadsworth, Garland Walden, Anita 'Waller, Eva Walts, Gladys Wurdle, Roma Watson, Marcia Webb, Mary Catherine Whimmore, Janina The Crystal Ball was much fun in the Mayflower Room of the Terra Haule House. GLORIA TOMLIN A junior class member, Gloria died in an automobile collision in January. She was an outstanding cartoonist and a primary contribu- tor to activities of the womenvs physical educa- tion department. White, Anna Belle Wier, Jesse Williams, Rose Williams, Virginia Wilson, Joann Wilson, Valada Winrotte, Carole Wintin, Billie Mae Wittenhraker, John Youman, Sara Helen Southwood, Valerie Yamato, Eleanor Yanagawa, Beverly Zweige, Mary 1 9 sophomores Sophomore officers: Don Patz, Ann Nullull, George Wehrle, Jack Roberts and Jim McDonough. That greased pole fight, was really rough! The suw used the night before was too. 160 Ainsworlh, Julia Ammerman, Rosalie Anderson, Charles Anderson, Harold Anderson, William Angleton, Peggy Annis, Robert Armstrong, Marilyn Jo Ashby, Ronald Baker, Carolyn Baker, Harold Barbati, Nancy Barnett, Maggie Barrett, Virginia Barrows, Betty Bartok, Barbara Bealty, Betty Rae Begarly, Ray Best, Ronnie Bikos, Christine Blackwell, J ulie Blevins, John Boling, Darrell Bollinger, Janice Bondi, Joe Bonnell, Marilyn Booth, Martin Bowman, Janice Boyce7 Ray Bradley, Doris Ann Brewer, Shirley Brown, Charles Buck, Helen Buckalew, James Burton, Richard the second year of campus life 161 162 Buttrey, Don Buvala, Delphine Cain, George Carter, Wilma Cash, Jack Combs, Gerald Comer, Dick Capra, Anne Corey, Hayfa Cottom, Patsy Cottrell, W. C., Jr. Criss, Robert Culver, Marilyn Cunningham, Jack Cunningham, Shirley Dalton, Bonnie Daniels, Patricia Deaver, Nancy DeLong, Barbara Dickson, Robert Dildine, Eleanor Joan Dirker, Gene Doidge, Robert Doyle, Phyllis June Duckworth, Jess Easton, Lavedia Eastridge, Francis Elliott, Floyd Englum, Ann Fagg, Betty Jane Farm, Stella F arouki, Taj Ferris, David Ferris, Shirley Ferry, Margaret no worries, easy 100 courses for US to take Files, Patricia Finney, Shirley Fitch, Joseph Fitzsimmons, Sue Flaherty, Gene Fleming, John Fortune, Jim Foulke, Carolyn Fox, Robert Fremder, Wilma Gentry, Virginia Gervais, Robert Ciacoletto, Dick Gibson, Darrell Cosnell, Patricia Grow, Rupert Burl Gullifor, Pat Cuynn, Georgia Hambrock, Evaline Hamer, Jacqueline Handick, Mary Hansell, Mary Harbaugh, J erry Harris, Ellen Hasse, Genevieve Hayden, Jean Hendrix, Mary Henson, Eddie Hill, Fred Hodges, Barbara Horton, Jane Ann Horvath, Barbara Hougland, Marvin Houpt, Robert Huck, Betty 163 164 Hughes, Mary Alice Hughes, Sara Lue Hunsberger, Niles Huntington, Carolyn Ige, Patsy Ingram, Pat Irwin, Pat Jacobsen, Rudy James, John Jack, Janiece Sanquenetti, J 0e Jeffries, James J enkins, Ed Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson, Nancy Jones, Dorothy Jones, Harriet Kasper, Barbara Kemnitz, James Kiger, Lavona Kirk, Mary Kish, Robert Klamm, Idella Knowles, Carol Sue Korff, Madge Kramer, Richard Lantz, Ann Leonard, Shirley Long, Jerry Look, Gladys McDonough, James McEwen, William- Marietta, Joyce Marquess, Kathryn Marx, Valerie and our first taste of campus authority Mason, Mary May, Carl Meadows, Jerry Miley, Earl Miller, Donald Miller, Robert Millstead, Maxine Minix, Leonard Mitchell, Robert Mohamed, Harold Moles, Gene Mooney, Frank Moore, Nancy Jo Ann Morgan, Carroll Muehler, Jane Murata, Hisako Murphy, David Musgrave, Janet Neal, Dannie Neihart, William Newsom, Ronald Nolley, Nancy Nuttall, Ann Oberley, Alice Oherst, Shirley Olson, Marlene Palmer, Joe Parker, Emma Jean Patz, Donald Payne, Nancy Peden, Jane Perkins, Carol Perrone, Grace Peters, Glenn Peterson, Mary 166 Petty, Janice Pirtle, Don Plans, David Pounds, Pal Qutub, Yusuf Ray, Carol Reed, Deloris Renaker, Constance Richardson, Barbara Richmond, Dick Riley, Joanne Roberts, Jack Roberts, James Robertson, James Roland, Sue Rumble, Carroll Sackmire, Phyllis Salmon, Wayne Saunders, Carole Scott, Terry Seehren, Carol Seville, Richard Slack, Sharon Slazas, Charlotte Smith, Daniel Smith, Mark Smith, Richard South, Barbara Spear, Mary Lou Spelbring, Cordon Stanton, Francis Stohr, Norma Strahla, A. D. Stricklett, Nancy Summers, Oland 05 we were eligible for honoraries. and officers Sweigart, Nick Thomas, Beth Thompson, Jack Tincher, Donald Ulrich, Rosalee Valentine, Carol Vance, Sharon VonKannon, Ina Wakeman, Dianne Wampler, Dorothy Watson, Richard Webster, Marjorie Wehrle, George Weir, Donna Wesner, Marilyn West, Carl Lester Wetnight, Menzie Whippo, Paul White, Shannon Whitlock, Lenora Whitlock, Nancy Wild, Arlene Wilkinson, William Williams, Carl Williams, Virginia Woodall, Virginia Wyman, Gerald Yap, Sylvia Zimmerman, Mickey Zivich, Mary Ellen 167 as freshmen we Freshman officers: Jack Wiltroul, Richard Smith, Carolyn Huntington, Glenn Holpp, Lena Kell and Marilyn Neel. Norma Nikolich, Carolyn Huntington and Charlotte Carna- John Ellers sells a frosh -up in :1 nice green han get weighed by Nancy Traverse and Faye Overton. color to Harvey Nash. 168 wore green The famous science hall steps at 10:59 a.m. with Darrel Gibson, Gray Shaw, Roger Collins, Dr. Koch, Sam Sappington, Fred Oren, Barry Breidenbaugh, Marvin Momug, Bob Berry, Rea Kincaid, Dorothy Schnautz and Marilyn Neet having that last drag. Jim Boyll counsels Frosh Joe Kunkler and Roger Lehr. 169 Abel, Lianne Albright, Norma Alexander, Norma Algee, Shirley Allen, Charles Altvater, Clarabelle Amslutz, Herbert Anderson, Leland Oneal Andis, Sue Archer, Robert Atchley, Mary Jo Austin7 Margaret Avery, Joyce Badertscher, David Baer, Barbara Baggs, Mary Jane Baine, Suzanne Baker, Jerry Baker, Kay Banks, Suzanne Bannon, Susan Barcus, John Barker, William Barnes, Charlotte Barnett, Helen Barry, Dolores Bartenbach, Phyllis Bangh, William I Bennett, Mary Alice Bissell, Kathryn Bliss, Hettie Bloomenstock, Anita Blue, Charles Bohannon, Jerry Bolin, Joyce Bon, Durant Bonham, Sherry Boswell, Richard Bowman, Nancy Boyd, Bob Brammer, Elizabeth Beard, Judy Bratton, Ronald Brewster, Pat Brock, Kenneth Brokaw, John Brown, Alice Brown, James Brown, Mary Browning, Verland Bruck, Mildred Burleson, James Bush, Juanita Butler, Norman to 522 Frosh and istc, the hub, convo, Butt, Caroline Butler, Linda Butler, Jeannine Caldwell, Dan Callon, Jean Ann Campbell, Sharon Carlson, Carol Carnuhan, Charlotte Carney, Marilyn Carosi, Rena Cauble, Nancy Chaney, Mary Kathryn Chatham, Mary Cheek, Nancy Lou Cheek, Phyllis Ann Chrisman, Larry Chulay, Virginia Clark, Paul Clarke, Louise Clemens, Larry Clifford, Edward Cloverdale, Cliston Coleman, John Coleman, William Cook, Norma Cox, Chester Craig, Nita Crawl, Carolyn Creek, Ella Crowder, Rex Crowe, Lucy Cullen, Mary Curley, Jane Daniels, John Daugherty, Maxine Davidson, Fred Dawes, Susie Decker, Nancy DeHaven, Robert Deisch, Nancy Delay, Carolyn Delp, Julia DeVerter, John Dicks, John Dombrowsky, Donald Dotson, Barbara Dowden, James Doyle, Judith Anna Dressler, James Duncan, Kenneth Dunk, Lila Dunlap, Patsy Ebert, Carol Eichelherger, James Eissler, Clifford Elliott, Dorothy Elliott, Mary Ellmore, Diane Englum, James Eppert, Ann 171 Evans, Jane Faris, Ann Farnsworlh, Ralph Farris, Kenneth Ferguson, Janice Fox, Venitn Friedman, Ronald Fuchs, Peggy Fulper, Jim Gallagher, Beverly Gallagher, Pat Gusbarro, Armand Gaslineau, Jeanette Castineau, John Sherman Gayler, Allen George, Sandra Coda, Jack Cordon, Phyllis Gray, Martha Cray, Sue Grigsby, Donna Hale, Louise Hamilton, Patricia Hurbison, Robert Hurdimun, Delores Harmon, Jeraldine Harpold, Lornu Hurrah, Fred Harris, Larry Hauler, Marjorie ' Haycox, Dencil Hayes, Robert Hayworth, Mary Jo Hemenway, Elmaheth Hensley, Dorothy Hess, Francis Highsmilh, Ralph Hilton, Robert Hinds, Eleanor Hiram, Elaine Hudson, Margaret Hunter, Betty Hunter, Ruth Ann Inmun, Janice Isbell, Norman James, Mary Jarhoe, Kenneth Jewell, Henry Jinks, Allan Johnson, Fred Johnston, Jack Jones, Janice Jones, Suzanne Kaminski, Ted the grill, hose and Hats, 172 Kearschner, Robert Kell, Lena Kerr, Susie Kibler, John Kimmel, Helen Kinkade, Mary Klein, Kenneth Knight, Shirley Kurd, Carolyn Kruse, George LaDuke, Marshall Lawson, Phillip Laymon, Jack Lee, Bill Lee, Joe Lee, Maryenen Lehr, Jim Lehr, Roger Leitrh, Shirley Lemke, Joann Lewis, Catherine Lewis, Jean Lindsey, Patricia Low, Annie Lucas, Rnberl Lumpe, Gerhard Luetzow, Richard Lutz, Carolyn Mahrenholz, Christine Manning, Marvin Marshall, JoAnne Marlin, Anita Mason, John Mauser, August McAlearney, Phillip McAleer, Marvous McCall, John McClellan, Roy McCormack, Peggy McDonald, Suzanne McDowell, Carolene VIcManus, JoAnne Meadows, Mary Catherine Mechling, Mildred Meyer, Don Meyer, Nancy Wiley, Leslie 'Vlorefield, John Murphy, June Murphy, Ralph VIurray, Susan Myers, Dana Myers, Nila Needham, Jack Nees, Judy Veet, Marilyn Nierste, Norris Vikolich, Norma Noel, Eugene Nolcox, Cora 173 O,Brien, John Ogden, Helen Olivero, Shirley Ophoff, Patricia Owens, Stanley Paige Ronald Parker, Elleanor Peacock, Movaes Peak, Ted Perrone7 Loretta Petry, Marjorie Poole, John R. Pound, Barbara, Povolock, Roger Powell, Jim Preisler, JoAnn Priebe, Martha Pritchard, Betty Jean Purichia, Nula Ransdall, Helen Reed, Karen Reed, Sharon Reifel, Eugene Reynolds, Mary Ann Rhoads, Marilyn Rhodes, CaDona Sue Riggle, Nancy Rose, Art Roseberry, Ruth Ross, Martin Roth, John L. Rundell, Mary Rush, Jean Russell, Rex Ryan, Sally Sanders, Barbara Sappiuglon, Sum Saunders, Karin Scheid, Catherine Schnabel, Clarence Schnaulz, Dorothy Schneck, J ean Shriner, Mary Virginia Shepard, Don Schroeder, Marilyn Scifres, Donald Semen, Sondra Shake, Carolyn Sisk, Bill Smith, Donald L. Smith, Patricia Smith, Rebecca Ann Smith, Richard Ralph Spellman, Patty sycamores and study 171. becdme Spencer, Barbara Squeteri, Paul Stahl, James Stanley, Margaret Stevens, Richard Steward, Janice Stiles, Marilyn Streenz, Ruth Stockton, Ray Stuffle, Herald J. Sutton, Emma Lou Taylor, Fredia Taylor, James Taylor, Milna Temple, Susie Teschmacher, Rosemary Toney, Sue Ann Trout, John D. Turner, Melvin Turner, Raebern E. VanBuskirk, Sheila Sue VnnLandingham, Patricia Vermillian, John Videll, Larry Voelkel, Mary Wagner, Phyllis Walters, Linda Welch, Bill Wernz, Tom West, Eugene West, Judith Whalen, Martha White, Donald White, Jennie William, Thomas Wilson, Audrey Wilson, Steve Wiram, Joseph A. Whittkoff, Paula Wolf, Phyllis Wright, Shirley Yonemoto, Kem words of new meanings to us. 175 leisure time 177 Like Bob Booth says, your head won7t look like a shaggy dog if itas cut at the SERVICE BARBER SHOP. Bob Bielski, Barb Bartok, Faye Overton and Bill Hoffman are smiling because their clothes have been cleaned at ERMISCH MY CLEANER. W: Harriett Jones finds time to study 7 if you consider Pogo educational. 178 Sew it straight Charlotte Slams and Shirley Olivero, but with a SINGER SEWING MACHINE thatas easy to do. Sue Van Buskirk, John Lihke, Lorena Perrohe and Fred Johnson know the EAT-A-TEHIA is the place lo go after the show. The TEHRE HAUTE DIS- TRICT AUTO DEALERS know that beauties like Alma Allen, Barb Chambers and Janet, Johnson deserve riding in comfort. I79 Records from ADAMI RECORD SHOP provide When you are planning a special occasion, an inexpensive date for Valeda Wilson and Jim flowers from THE BLOSSOM SHOP always make McDonough. it complete. Yes, Phyllis Hunsdon, a watch from CARPEN- Carolyn Baker looks over VIQUESNEYas wide TER JEWELERS will help you gel, to class on selection of stationery supplies time. 180 Helen Schrohc and Chuck Willis help make WBOW programs your best bet in listening pleasure. Danny Tucker, Jerry Springer and Glen Peters meet where the crowds gather at the PARKMORE DRIVE IN. 181 When looking for a quick snack, Dick Seville, Dave Ferris, Newton Branaman and Dave Platz meet to eat at EDDIE,S GRILL. The Chi 0,5 know that WESTERN MOTOR i: W? LINES buses offer riding pleasure. John Wittenbraker selects the gift that9s sure to please from the EL RANCHO-PATIO GIFT MART. 183 Wayne Knochel wonders which sparkles 111051, Mary Starks eyes or her diamond from HILLMANS. Dick Belcher is certain to please his special girl with flowers from STOVEPNS FLOWER SHORI The LAUNDERETTE provides quick service for busy students like Dave Gilman. Youall wear a healthful smile like John ShoaPs, if you drink MODEL MILK. 1841 IFS always time for COCA-COLA when Jim Dixon, Virginia Allen, Joyce Rentchler, Roger Adkins and Joe Engstrum study grillology. The girl with the curl 0n lop, Susie Dawesv likes the cone with the curl on top at the DAIRY QUEEN. Ronnie Maxwell, Bill Soulhwood, Arnie Saylor and Willie Hagen count on the DEMING SNACK SHOP for fine food and pleasant atmosphere. 185 Sports enthusiasts know McMILLAN ATHLETIC GOODS COMPANY, com- plete outfitters of our ISTC team, is equipped for all athletic needs. Hamburgers taste better on buns from MILLER-PARROTT BAKING COMPANY as WRH waitresses Marilyn Wesner, Nancy Ferris, Goldie Johnson, Maxine Millstead, Roberta Greathouse, Beverly Yanagawa, Marilyn Bonnell and Mary Boardman prove. l The TERRE HAUTE BANKS serve the college studcnls. 187 Marilyn Neel and Rosemary Teschmacher are just window shopping, but when selecting smart apparel they choose JAME WOLF. Latest record releases or all-timc hits, Barb Horvath finds them all at PAIGE7S MUSIC COM- PANY with aid from Diane Wakeman and Barbara Hodges. Nancy Meyer, Geraldine Shonlz, Bettie Rudisell7 Norma Schumaker and Keith Freeman find our ISTC BOOKSTORE and staff, Belly Scaggs, Carol Nichols and Bonner Allee serve the students7 needs. 188 Th0 ISTC Sycamore and Statequ pri uling from MOOR E-LANGEN. 1n offer the best in reading- 180 Bob Solon will catch feminine eyes with a suit from JOSEPHS where ISTC student, Mike Leonard is employed part-time. ' What would the evening be without a stop at GILLIS7 for Sue Van Buskirk, Belly Huck, Tony Milazzo, Margie Stigler, Anita Martin, Bob Masu- lovicll, Richard Guiden, Bob Solon, Trilla Rey- nolds, Faye Overton and Ira Welborn. For Lydia Krider and Betty Beatty to be top- , , I f , speed typists it takes top equipment from COLLINS MW ' AND PITTMAN. Yes, Judy Nishimura, that skirt from LEVIN- SONVS is just perfect for your sports outfit. 190 Barbara Shelton, Nancy Barbati, Evelyn Fuller, Ruth Pickett, Betty Gregory, Margaret Greer, Helen Moesteller and Joann Malone relax at the YWCA after classes to enjoy TV. The LASALLE SHOP, always devoted to quality features Colleen Case in crisp dressware. Mr. and Mrs. Moon enter- tain Shirley Finney and Jack at the GOODIE SHOP. 192 index faculty and administration A Allyn, William ...................................................................................... 44 Annakin, Dewey .. ................................................................... 61 Anthony, Cloyd ................................................................... 61 Armstrong, Hazel ................................................................................ 43 B Banks, Mary Alice ................................................................................ 49 Bard, Vivian ................................................................................ Barnes, James 57 Barrick, Bonnie .................................................................................... 49 Barrick, Harry .. .................. 44, 50, 51 Bash, James .......................................................... 32 Bell, Marvin ........................... ..24 Black, Kenneth ................................................................................. 97 Bolt, Lucia ......................................................................................... 24 Boyd, John .................................................................. 33 Boyle, James ............................................................. 26, 30, 169 Breidenbaugh, Vachel ............. 46 Brengle, Fred .......................................................... ..61 Brewer, W'enonah ..................................................... .424 Brown, Pembroke ................................................................................ 61 Brown, Merle ........................................................................................ 24 Browning, Amanda . .............................. 43 Burgeson, Celeste ..................................................... 49 Butler, Helen .......................................................................................... 43 C Campsey, Nadine .................................................................................. 24 Carla7 Ann .............................................................................................. 24 Clark, Elmer ........................................................................................ 24 Clark, Meribah .. ....................... 24 Clifton, Richard ........................................................... 99 Cobb, Jacob ............................................ 21 Combs, Olga .......................................................................................... 24 Crum, Clyde .......................................................................................... 21 Curtis, Florence .................................................................................... 76 D Dean, Mark ....................................................................... 66 Dischinger, Clara .......................... ..24 Dodds, Agnes ......................................................................... .24 Drummond, Robert Dyche, Eugene ....... Dyer, Marjorie ..................................................................................... 24 E East, Ruby ................................................................................ 76 Eberharl, George ................................... ....46 Eberly, Lawrence ............................................................................... 3O Ederle, Helen .................................................................................. 21, 86 Elder, Harry .......................................................... 98 Ellsperman, JoAnne ............................................... 30 Ewing, Gertrude .................................................................................. 25 F Fillmore, Nadine .................................................................... 24 Ford, Edmund ........................................................................................ 24 Foster, Elizabeth .................................................................................. 52 Funfar, Alice ................................................................................... 24 C Cemmecke, Richard ............................................................................ 61 Cillum, Margaret ...................................................................... 24 Glascock, David .................................................................................. 116 Glascock, Mrs. David Graesch, George ......................... Gremelspacher, Joseph ........................................................................ 56 H Hardaway, Charles ........................................................................... 98 Hedden, Zelda Heller, Noah V. ............................................. 44 Hill, Arthur .................................................................. 54, 57 Holmstedt, Raleigh ................ 80, 83, 85, 94, 95 Hunsucker, Florise .................................................................... 24 Hunter, Roy ............................................................................ 46, 47, 131 J Jamison, Olis ........................................................................................ 21 Jerry, Ola .......................................................................... 32 Jessup, Lois ..................................... 23 Jonas, Keith ................................................................ 24 Johnson, David ................................................. 44 Jordan, Edward ............................................................................ ...:23 K Kaiser, Bruce ...................... . Kelso, Caroline ............ Kennedy, Kathryn ..................................... Kiger, Mabel ............................................... Kilinski, Eugene Kish, Joseph Koch, David ........ Krause, Ruthetta ................................................... 91 ...................... 24 L Lane, Jean .............................................................................................. 24 Lee, Anne LeHew, Edith ................................................................................. ...49 Longfellow, John .................................................................................. 66 M Haskell, James .................................................................... 44 Malm, Marguerite ............................. ..V21 Marks, Walter ....................................................................... ...66 Marshall, Janet ................................................................. ..78 Masters, Lillian .. Masters, Robert .................................................................................... Mc McBelh, Mary ........................................................................................ 32 McCalla, Nelle ................................................................. VIcCarty, George ............................................................. .. McDaid, Richard ......................................................... 44 VIcDougal, John .................................................................. 99 VIcCaughey, Helen ........................ 32 Miller, June ...................................................................................... 100 193 Miller, Ralph ........................................................................................ 24 Shinoske, Dorothy ............................................................................... 43 Moore, Dewey ................................ 23, 24 Shontz, Geraldine .......................................... 24, 44 Moore, Vesper .................................................... 44 Shriner, Walter ................................................ 44 Morgan, Clarence ........... 26, 30 Smith, Benjamin .................................................................................. 44 Morton, Berry ................................................................. ...51 Smith, Flora ............................................................................................ 24 Muse, Paul .............................................................................................. 46 Smith, Hallie ................................... 24 N Smith, Lloyd ..................................................... 21, 36 Nees, Ruth ........................................................................................ 27, 31 EmPCk, George 32 . Smdow, Harold ................................................................... ...51 Nevxtt, Thomas .. ................................................................ 50 No es Bessie 44 Snyder, Edward --------------------------------------------------------------------- --97 y Starnes, Ilse ..................................................................... 25 0 Stomm, Patience ............................................................ 23 Orr, Kenneth ................................................................................. ..-23 Strong, Orvel ............. 44 Orveton, Marie ...................................................................................... 43 Suttle, Woodrow ....................................................... 44 Svendson, Ethan ............................................... ..24 P Patton, Helen ........................................................................................ 23 Swalls, Fred ---------- Pearman, Martha ---------------------------------------------------- 24 Swander, Dorothea .............................................................................. 52 Peters, Mary ..................... 25 T Porter, Elmer ------------------------------------------------------------- -525 53 Tanruther, Edgar ------------------- - --------------------------------------------- 24 Porter, Rutherford .......................................................... 23 . Temple, Ruth ..................... 24, 46 Pound, Donald .. ....................................................................... 51 , Tenny, Edward ................................................................ 32 Pound, Loulse . ....................................................................... 24 P . H 1 24 Thompson, Florence .................................................. 100, 101 nce, e en Trueb, Anna ................................................................................ 43 R Truelove, Herman ........................................................................ 24, 46 Rain, Golda ................................................................... 116 Ross, Judy .................................................... ..23 W Reece, Raymond wanna Harry -------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-5 Reeve, Helen ................................................................... 100, 101 Weaver, Hilma ----------------------- 24 Rohrig, Gladys . ............................... 30 Weller, Elizabeth .................................................................. 24 Rowe, Margaret ................................................................................ 23 Wilkinson, Paul ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 44 S Williams, Frances ....................................................... 24 Scales, Bonnie ...................................................................................... 24 gfilistMm-k 1;: Scheick, Donald .................................................................................... 61 fs , .ypsy 4 . Winn, Rlchard ............................................................. 44 Schick, Joseph ...................................................................................... 32 Wolf, Paul ..................................................... .66 Schomer, Wayne .......................................... 93 Wood, Helen ........................................................................................ 46 Scott, Cleethal 100 Wooldrid e Warren 55 59 Selge, Paul .................................... 61 g , , Seltzer, Robert ................................................................. 61 Y Sharpe, Donald ...................................................................................... 24 Yager, Sylvan .................................................................................. 50, 51 organizations Alpha Beta Alpha .................................................................................. 43 Future Teachers of America ....................................... Alpha Omicron Pi .................................................................... ..102 Gamma Phi Beta .................................................... .. Alpha Phi Gamma ...................................................................... 35 Glee Club, Men ................................................................................. 55 Alpha Sigma Alpha ............................................................................ 103 Glee Club, Women .............................................................................. 54 Association of Childhood Education .............................................. 21 Home Economics Club ...................... 50 Athenaeum ................................................. 79 I-Men ............................................................................... 76 Band ............................................................................... 56 Industrial Education Club ................... ....50 Blue Key ................................................................. .196 Interfraternity Council ...................................................................... 117 Booster Club ......................................................................... 76 International Relations Club ...................................................... ..296 Chi Omega ..................................................................................... 106 Intervarsity .......................................................................... 62 Civic Symphony ................................. 57 Kappa Delta Pi ........................................................... 22 Commerce Club ........................................................... 46 Kappa Pi ................................... 53 Delta Gamma ............................ ..108 Kappa Zeta .......................... ' ......................................... 118 Epsilon Pi Tau ................................................................ ....51 Lambda Chi Alpha ............................................ ..120 Eta Sigma Phi .................................................................. ....25 Lambda Psi Sigma .. ........................................................................ 23 Forensics ................................................................................................ 27 Latin Club .............................................................................................. 25 Lutheran Students ............. . ................................................................... 63 Modern Language Club .................................................................... 25 Orchestra, College ........... .57 Sigma Kappa ........................................................................................ 112 Student Council .................................................................................... 81 Student Union Board ...90 Tau Kappa Alpha .................................................................................. 27 Tau Kappa Epsilon ............................................................................ 122 Theta Alpha Phi .................................................................................... 30 Theta Chi .............................................................................................. 124 Wesley Foundation .......................................... 63 Womens Athletic Association Council .. ....... 79 Womens Residence Hall Council ........... .100 Young Democrats .................................................................................. 60 - Young Republicans .............................................................................. 61 Zeta Tau Alpha .................................................................................. 114 departments Music 54 Orchestra .. Philosophy Physical Education, Men .................................................................... 66 Physical Education, Women .............................................................. 76 Radio ........................................................................................................ 26 Science .................................................................................................... 44 Social Studies ..... .. ..60 Special Education ................................................................................ 23 Speech ...................................................................................................... 27 Theatre .................................................................................................... 28 Vocations ................................................................................................ 49 students Pamarista ................ Panhellenic Council ...... 101 Parsons Hall Council ........................................................................ 116 Phi Delta Kappa .................................................................................. 22 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia ...................................................................... 59 Pi Omega Pi .......................................................................................... 46 Press Club .......... 33 Science Club .......................................................................................... 45 Sigma Alpha Gamma .......................................................................... 44 Sigma Alpha Iota ................................................................................ 58 Band Choral Commerce ................................................................................................ 47 Education ................................................................................................ 21 English ................................................................................................... 32 Foreign Language ................................................................................ 25 Journalism .............. .33 Lab School ........... Librarians Math .......................................................................................................... 44 A Abel, Lianne, Crawford ................................................................ 170 Abernathy, Cecil, Terre Haute . .. Adams, Richard, Terre Haute ..... Adkins, Roger, Martinsville ...... Adkisson, Florence, Oblong, Ill Aimone, Robert. Clinton ........... Ainsworth,Ju1ia, Darlington ............................................ 55, 161, 112 A1she, H11da,Waeh1ngton ............................................ 20, 43: 153, 112 Aker, Martha, Reelsville ......... ..153 Albri ght, Norma, Terre Ha F ..170 Alexander, Alice, South B 11d . ...... 134 Alexander, Norma, Washingmn ..... .115, 170 Alexander,Rona1d,Terre Hpute .......... 134 Algee, Shirley y, Terre Haute ...98, 17-0 Allee, Bonner, Bloomingdale . ............. 190 Allen, Anne, Bainbridge . 101, 111, 134 Allen, Betty, Terre Haule .......... 104, 134 Allen, Charles, Terre Haute .......................................................... 170 Allen, Virginia, Terre Haute ...... 29, 60, 87, 101, 131, 134, 143, 187 Allen, John, Michigan City ................................................................ 44 Alley, Georgena, Terre Haule . ..... 48 Alley, Richard, Terre Haule ............. 123 Allsman, Pat, Carlisle ...................................... 49, 60, 153 Allyn, Alma, Terre Haute . ...13, 47, 83, 84, 108, 134, 181 Alsing, Evelyn, Evansville 33, 40, 62, 153 Altvater, Clarabelle, Terre Haute . .................... 170 Ammerman, Rosalie, Dana .......... ...60, 161 Amstutz, Herbert, Angola ......... 170 Anderson, Charles, Brazil ............................ 50, 161 Anderson, Dorthey, West Terre Haute .76, 111, 153 Anderson, Harold, Terre Haute .................... 161 Anderson, Leland, Fowler ................... . .170 Anderson, William, Center Point ..... 161 Andis, Sue, LaPorte .......................... 12,170 Angleton, Peggy, Blain ............. 161 Annis, Robert, South Bend ............................. 161 Anslinger, Walter, Evansville ...54, 56, 123, 153 Archer, Hila, Brazil ................................................... 153 Armstrong, Carol, Owensville 20, 46, 111, 153 Armstrong, Marilyn, Terre Haute .................... 161 Armstrong, Mary Jane, Marshall ...... 111 Ashby, Ronald, Winslow .................... 161 Atchley, Mary Jo, Terre Haule 08, 170 Athey, Verle, Terre Haute ....... ...50, 51, 134 Atkinson, Wayne, Brazil ....................... 134 Augustin, Mary Ann, Morocco ........ ...115, 153 Ausherman, Marilynn, North Judson ..26, 115, 156 Ausherman, Paul, Rosedale ............... ..14, 54, 134 Austermiller, Anne, Terre Haute .................................................. 108 195 Austin,Ma1-garet, Terre Haute ............................................ 108, 170 Avery, Joyce,Frank10rt .................................................... 21,98,170 B Badertscher, David, Paris, 111. .......................................................... 170 Badger, Mary y, Sullivan ....................... 62,153 Baer, Barbara, Zionsville ...... 29,63,108,170 Baggs, Mary Jane, Paris, 111. . ........... 63,108,170 Bailey, Donna, Greencastle ...................... 20, 21, 43, 85, 100, 102, 111,134,150,151 Bailey, Janet, New Harmony ................................... 153 Baine, Suzanne, Hymera ............................................. 170 Baker, Benjamin, Columbus .1 5, 117, 123, 153 Baker, Carl, Seelyville ...................................... 134 Baker, Carolyn, Jasonville ...60, 103, 161, 182 Baker, Geraldine, Sullivan ............................... 170 Baker, Harold, Terre Haute ..... 161 Baker, James, Terre Haute .. .,45 153 Baker, Kay, Elkhart ................................. .,98 170 Balma, Ronald, West Terre Haule .. ....... ....134 Banks, Suzanne, Terre Haute .......... .170 Barack, Richard, Bronx, N.Y. . ................................... 65 Barbati, Nancy, East Chicago . ...65, 102, 103, 161, 193 Barcus, John, Clinton ................................................ 170 Bannon, Suzanne, Terre Haule .170 Barker, William, Terre Haute ....170 Barnes, Charlotte, Rosedale 170 Barnett, Helen, Reelsville ............................ 170 Barnett, Maggie, Brazil ................. 161 Barnhart, Loren, Prairie Creek ....134 Barrett, Mike, Indianapolis ..... 153 Barrett, Virginia, Terre Haute .. ....161 Barrow, Richard, Connersville ..153 Barrows, Betty, Terre Haute 6.2, 161 Barry, Delores, Owensville ........... 62, 98, 170 Bartenbach, Phy11is, Terre Haute ............................................... 170 Bartok, Barbara, East Chicago .......................... 33, 86, 100, 101, 112, 161, 169,180 Baugh, William, Blocher .................................................................. 170 B,ayh Birch, West Terre Haute .................. 60 Bayh, Marvella, West Terre Haute . .20, 60, 153 Beard, Donna, Connersville ..................... 153 Beard, Judy, Terre Haute ....... 170 Beard, Pat, Terre Haute ...................... 108, 134 Beatty, Betty, Rockville ................................ 108, 161, 192 Beckman, Wyilma, Terre Haute ................. 134 Bedwell, Donald, Sullivan ........ ..134 Begarly, Ray, French Lick ..161 Belcher, Earl, Bridgeport ................. 186 Bennett, James, Pimento ....................... .74, 85, 123, 135 Bennett, Mary Alice, West Terre Haute . ............................ 170 Bennington, Sandra, West Terre Haute . 13, 83, 90, 111, 153 Benson, Laurajean, Terre Haute ..................... 135 Berg, Marshall, Terre Haule .......... ..135 Berry, Max, Rockville ........................... 98 Berry, Robert, St. Mary-of-the-Woods .. ..169 Best, Ronnie, Washington ................................... 161 Bettasso, Mary Ann, Clinton . ...108, 109, 153 Bielski, Floy d, Michigan City .......... 152, 153, 180 Bielski, Lorraine, Michigan City ...... 33, 60, 86, 112, 153 Bikos, Christine, Cary .................................. 26, 29, 41, 60, 103, 161 Bissell, Kay, Jasonville .................................................. 103,126,170 Blackburn, Barbara, West Terra Haule ..... 111,135 Blackwell,.1ulie, Evansville ...................... 161 Blandford, Doris, Batesville .. ........ 76 Blevins, John, West Odon ..54, 161 Bliss, Hattie, Cambridge .................... 170 Bloomenslock, Anita, Indianapoli ..21, 170 Blue, Charles, Dana ..................................................................... 170 Boardman, Mary, Pulaski ............ 20, 21, 115, 135, 188 Bohannon, Jerry, Whitestown ........................... 170 Bohmeyer, Charles, Evansville .. ......................... 37 Bohn, JoAnn, Terre Haute ....... Balding, Jim, Terre Haute .. Boling, Joyre, Terre Haute .. Boling, Darrell, Pimento ........ Bollinger, Janice, Martinsville Bondi, Joseph, Terre Haute ........ .......... 26, 29, 135 55, 62, 170 .......................... 161 ..... 20, 52, 86, 112, 161 .................. 85, 123, 161 Bon Durant, Jeanne, Terre Haute ....103, 170 Bonham, Sherry, Te1re Haute ............ 98, 170 Bonne11,Marilyn, Star City ....... .60, 161, 188 Booth, Martin,yE1khart ................. 60, 161 Booth, Robert, Terre Haute ...163, 180 Borror, Garnet, Elkhart ...................... 153 Boswell, Richard, Terre Haule .. .............. .170 Bowling, Edmond, Marshall, 111. .................................................... 135 196 Bowman,.1anite, Mattoon, Ill. ........................................................ 161 Bo yce, Ray, Brazil ............................. 161 Boy 11,Wi11iam,Terre Haute. ...21, 30, 116 Bradley, Doris, Montgomery . ..... 65, 161 Brammer, Elizabeth, Clinton .................................. 170 Branaman, Newton, St. Mary- of- the- Woods , Brand,.1udy, Edinburg .................................................................. 63 Brattain, Nellie, Lebanon ........... Brattain, Reita, Roachdale Bratton, Ronald, Union City ............. Breidenbaugh, Barry, Terre Haute Brent, Pat, Terre Haute ...................... Bresk, Mildred, Terre Haute Brewer, Rita, Terre Haute ....... Brewer, Shirley, Terre Haute ................. 60, 107, 161 Brock, Billy, Shelburn ............................... 135 Brock,Kenneth,Te1re Haute Brokaw, John, Shelby ville ........... 54, 1? Bronson, Elizabeth, Terre Haute Brown, A1ice,West Terre Haute . Brown, Ann, Terre Haute Brown, Charles, Greencastle .. Brown, James, Greencastle ..... Brown, Leo, Mecca ...................................... 50 Brown, Loretta, Terre Haule ............... Brown, Mary, Tangier .......... Browning, Verland, Odon ....... Bruck, Mildred, East Chicago Brunton,.1erry, Parr ................. Buchanan, Velma, Milroy Buck, Caroline, Goshen Buck, Helen, Lafayette .............................. Buck, Mary Anne, Terre Haute ............... Buckalew, James, Peru ................. Buckley, Charles, Shelbyville . 60, 107, 131, 135 .................. 153 104 152,153 ........... 21,135 ............ 115,161 . 0,107,135,140 ...................... 60,161 0,117,118,143,153 Buller, Lewis, New Harmony ..................... 60, 116 Burleson,.1ames, Indianapolis ..44, 50, 170 Burns, Charles, Petersburg ............ 117,118 Burns, Gene, Terre Haute 56,130,131,135 Burris, Howard, Mitchell ....... Burton, Richard, Terre Haute ........... ...161 Bury, Lloyd, Milford, Ill. ........ ..1153 Bush, Juanita, Terre Haute . Butler, Dora, Terre Haute ........ Butler, Linda, Terre Haute Butler, Norman, Terre Haute Butt, Caroline, Brazil .................... 115 Bultrey, Donald, Terre Haute . ........... ....125, 161 Buvala, Delphine, Hammond ............. 85, 86, 113, 161 Buzash, Michael, Terre Haute ........................... 30 Byram, Joseph, Hutsonville, Ill. ........ 29 Byrd, Barbara, Terre Haule ................................................ 107, 153 C Cain, George, Covington ................................................................ 161 Caldwell, Dan, Terre Haute ............. 171 Callahan, Roseann, Terre Haute . ........... 90, 153 Gallon, Jean, Edinburg ....................... 171 Campbell, Sharon, Terre Haute 98, 171 Carlson, Carol, Terre Haute .............. 171 Carmichael, Loren, Freetown .......................... 60 Carnahan, Charlotte, Paris, 111.. ..46, 60, 65, 168, 171 Carney, Joseph, Terre Haute . ................ 85, 123 Carney, Marilyn, Attica ........ ....107, 171 Carosi, Rena, Terre Haute .......... . . 107, 171 Carter, Hugh, Cloverdale ....................... 54, 136 Carter, Norma, Rockport ........ ...14, 55, 114, 136 Carter, Wilma, West York, 111. ............................... 161 Case, Colleen, Bridgeton .......... ..21, 86, 112, 136,182 Cash, Jack, Terre Haute ........................... 85,123,162 Castle, Marjory, Terre Haute ............. 153 Cauble, Nancy, Orleans ............. 6..0,171 Causey, John, Terre Haute ............................... 153 ...... 13, 55, 82, 83, 84, 87, 106,107,154,18-1 Champion, William, Terre Hal1te ................................................ 136 Chambers, Barbara, Sullivan ............. Chaney, MaryK., Kansas,111. ..... 171 Chalhaym, Mary, Aurora ....... ...108, 171 Cheek, Billie, Terre Haute . ......... 103 Cheek, Nancy, Terre Haule ...................... 65, 171 Cheek, Phyllis, Terre Haute ..65, 107, 127, 171 Chillson, Maura, Terre Haute ................................. 115 Chrisman, Larry, Redford ............................. 171 Christopher, Barbara, Clinton ...109, 154 Christopher, Joan, Terre Haute . ............ 108 Chulay, Virginia, East Chicago ............................................ 112, 171 Clark,Jane,Kemland .......................................................... 466, 63, 115 Doyle, Mary, Terre Haute ............................ 13, 83, 105, 136, 162 Clark, Paul, Terre Haute ................... 171 Do yle, Judith, Batesville ..................................... 171 Clarke, Helen, Terre Haute .. 171 Dreher, Betty, Geneva, N.Y. ..,65 86, 112, 136 Clemens, Lawrence, Princeton .. 171 Dressler, James, Brazil ................................... 171 Clifford, Edward, Valparaiso 171 Drexler, Kenneth, Huntinghurg ................. 60,136 Cole, Marilyn, Vincennes ........ 136 Duckworth, Jess, Paris, 111. ....... 60, 85, 123, 162 Coleman, John, Oakland City 171 Duncan, Edgar, Oakland City .. Coleman, Roberta, Covington .. . 154 Duncan, Joe, Terre Haute ......... Coleman, William, Terre Haute .. .............. 171 Duncan, Kenneth, Terre Haute . Collins, Barbara, Terre Haute ..... .43 47, 65,107,154 Dunk, Lila, Mulberry ................. Collins, Roger, Lowell, Mass. ...... 50, 62, 154, 169 Dunlap, Patsy, Hammond ......... ...21, 33, 103, 171 Collister, Joan, Terre Haute .......................... 48 Dunnuck, F orrest, Nappanee .......................... 87 Combs, Gerald, Terre Haute ...162 Durr, Wanita, Boswell ............................................ 46, 47, 86, 112, 154 Comer, Richard, Lafayette ............ ...162 E Connelly, William, Seward, Alaska .. .154 Easton, Lavedia, Norman ................................................... 162 Conrad, Letitia, T3118 Haute ------ ..65 Eastridge, Frances, French Lick 04! 162 Conrad, Pat, Terre Haute .......... ..65 Ebert, Carol, Hammond ......................... 108, 171 Cook, Norma Jean, Fort Wayne ...171 Eck Jane, Terre Haute ..... .47, 65, 107, 136 Copra, Anne, Terre Haute . ...... .162 Eek Lucia Terre Haute .................. 65, 107 Corey, Hayfa, Damascus, Syr1a ------- 162 Eichelberger, J ames, Seelyville ...... 171 Corrado, Marie, Cllnton ............. 108, 154 Eissler, Clifford, Boonville ..... ..171 Cottee, Virginia, Terre Haute .......... 154 Ellers, Johathan: Kokomo ..... ..168 Cottom, Patsy, Terre Haute ............... 111, 162 Elliott, Dorothy, Terre Haute . ...... 171 Cottrell, Wilbert, Terre Haute ...85, 123, 162 Elliott, Floyd, Terre Haute . 7, 124, 162 Cox, Betty, Terre Haute ..... 103, 142 Elliott, Kay,Terre Haute ....................... 103 COX: Chester, Brazil --------------- 171 Elliott, Mary, Terre Haute -----103, 171 Cox, Elsie. Evansville .. ........................... 21 Ellis, Deloris, Bloomfield . 46, 47, 112 Cox, James, Winchester ..85, 123, 144, 154 Ellmore, Diane, Brazil ....................................... 171 Craig, Nita, Gary .................................. 103, 171 Elmore, Richard, Elnora ..54, 87, 116, 123, 137, 143 Cravens, June, Terre Haute . ...76, 154 Englum, Ann, Paris, Ill, .................................. 108, 162 Crawl, Carolyn, Clinton ........ ..107, 171 Englum, James, Paris, 111, ...... 85, 123, 171 Creek, Ella, Owensville .115 171 Eng'strom, Joe, Wheaton, Ill. ................. 187 Criss, Robert, Terre Haute .123, 152 Eppert, Ann, Brazil ................................ .60, 103, 171 Crow, Carol, Terre Haute ..103, 154 Etchison, LaDonna, West Terre Haute ..21, 104, 154 Crowder, Rex, Perrysville ....62, 171 Evans, Billy, Bugger ......................................... 137 Crowe, Lucy, Terre Haute ....... ..107, 171 Evans, Jane, Terre Haute ...171 Crumley, Jackie. Veedersburg ................ 98 Evans, Philip, Boonville .................................................................... 60 Cullen, Mary, Vincennes .............................. 33, 107, 171 F Culver, Marilyn, Newburgh 120, 21, 33, 37, 86, 112, 162 . Cummin s, Earl, Sullivan ........................ 43, 62, 136 Fagg, Betty, Brazll ---------------------------------------------------------------- 162 Cunningiam, Grace, Clinton iiiii 111, 154 Fanmng, Herman, Terre 11311103 ...60, 124 Cunningham, Jack, Terre Haute .......... 123, 162 Faris, Ann, Woodley ------------------- 172 Cunningham, Shirley, Terre Haute . ...... 41,103,162 Farm, Stella, Hawi, Hawaii Farnsworth, Ralph, Clinton .. ........................ 172 Curley, Jane, Terre Haute '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' 60 65 103 171 Farouki, Rajel, Jerusalem, Jordan ..................... ..60, 162 D Farris, Kenneth, Farmersburg ........................... 172 Dalton, Bonnie, Terre Haute ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 162 Farris, Nancy, Elnora -------------------- - 0, 115, 154a 188 Daniels, John, Hobart .................... 171 Ferguson, Janice, Terre ,Haute ..................... 172 Daniels, Patricia, Bloomington ................................... 111, 162 Ferguson, Jarrell, 13100191118101! ---------- 509 183: Darrow, Harriet, Terre Haute ....................................... 154, Ferris, David, Connerswlle ..... 20, 46, 162, 180 Daugherty, Ethel, Hanover .......... .171 Ferris, Shirley, Terre Haute ---------------------- 162 Davenport, Carolyn, Terre Haute .103 F?H'Ya MaI'Igaret,.Ft. Branch ------------------ 162 Davis, JameS, Brazil ...................... .135 ledlsa Julla, Chlcago, Ill. ................. , 137 Davis, Ralph, New Salisbury ...................................... 60 Files, PatriCias Dennison, 111- --------------------------------------- 163 Dawes, Susie, Evansville --------- .20, 33, 937 103, 171, 137 F1nney, Shirley, Cloverdiale . .1 , 21, 33., 86, 112, 163, 193 Dean, George, Terre Haute ., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 44, 154, Flmlh Joseph, Center P011111 ----------------------------------------------- 163 Dean, Lucille, Terre Haute ................. 135 Filzsimmons, Sue Ann, Elkhalt .. ..86, 112, 163 DeArman, JoAnne, Terre Haute . 154 Flaherty Gene, Terre Haute - ------------- 163 Deaver, Nancy, Terre Haute 162 Fleenpn Edgar, Salem .......... 154 Deckard, Edward, Lyons .............. 154 Flgimlng. John. Fowler ...... 16 Decker, Nancy, Vincennes .. :171 Fllck, Verla, French Llck . 104,137 DeHaven, Robert, Peru ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 171 Fees, Joseph, Terre Haute .. ..................... 137 171 Ford, Wynnie, Griffin ...... 171 Fortune, James, Dana ........... 162 Foulke, Carolyn, Terre Haute Deisch, Nancy, Peru ......... Delay, Carolyn, Lewisville DeLong, Barbara, Ft. Branch ..... DeLoughery, Peggy, Terre Haute . 154 Fowler, George, M? Creek ------ 65, 151 Delp, Jerry, Marshall, 111. ...................... 136 Fox, Joh.n, Mum'le ---------- 85: 163 Delp, Julia, Marshall, 111. 171 Fox, Vemtaalferre Hume --------------- 172 Denny, Cary, Speedway ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 60 Frfmman, Kelth, Terre H.311 : - 190 DePlanty, Marvin, Rockville ...136 Frledman, Ronald, .Dubms 172 DeVerter, John7 Kingman ------- .171 Fremder, Wllma, Vmcennes ...... 163 Dickerson, Kay, Terre Haute ...103 Fuchs, Margaret, Terre Haute 107, 172 Dicks, John, Terre Haute .............. 171 Fuller, Evelyn, Rockville --------- --.137, 193 Dickson, Robert, Talmouth ...... 162 Fulper, James, Tern? Haute- ......... 172 Dildine, Eleanor, Terre Haule .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 162 Fusco, Emmanuely Llnlon ---------------------------------------------------------------- 65 Dinkel, Janice, Terre Haute G Dirker, Gene, Clinton ........... 162 Gallagher, Beverly Ann, Sullivan ................................ 98, 107, 172 Dixon, James, Logansport ..154, 187 Gallagher, Jocelyn Ann, Sullivan ........ ..106, 107, 154 Doidge, Robert, Gary ................................. 162 Gallagher, Patricia Ann, Terre Haute .. ............. 172 Dombrowsky, Donald, Michigan City ................ ...171 Galey, Charles Lewis, Martinsville, Ill. ....44 Dominquez, Gladys, Panama Canal, Panama ..... 62 Gardner, Maril yn, Terre Haute .......................... 1...48 Dominguez, Jose, Panama Canal, Panama ..... 62, 99 Gasbarro, Armand Ralph, Chicago Heights, 111. ..172 Donald, John, Beelsville ................................... .50, 51, 151 Gastineau, John Sherman, Switz City .......................................... 172 Dotson, Barbara, French Lick .. .......... 171 Gastineau, Jeanette, Clinton ...... ....21, 60, 98, 154, 172 Dowden, James, Terre Haute . ..................... 171 Gavin, John Joseph, Clinton ............ 85, 122, 123 Doyle, Doris, Batesville .............................................. 20, 21,55,136 Gayler, Allen Norman, Attica ........................................................ 172 197 Gedling, Martha Joan, Connersville .............................. 14, 109, 154 Gee, Wade R., Vincennes ............................................ 137 Gehring, Margaret Christine, Terre Haute .. .................... 104, 154 Ceisz, Janet Mae, Evansville ............................ 20, 60, 86, 112, 137 Gentry, Virginia Lee, Frankfort ................. 63, 104, 163 George, Daphne, oWrthington ...... 60, 101, 108, 131, 137 George, Sandra Joan, Bedford ............................. 115, 172 Gervais, Robert F rancis, Terre Haute ............................. 163 Ghere, Nancy Jewel, Frankfort ......... ..21, 33, 63, 112, 154 Giacoletto, Dick, Clinton .............................................. 163 Gibbs, Maver James, Terre Haute . ....... 51, 154 Gibson, Darrell, Perrysville ........................ .116, 163, 169 Gieseke, Rose Marie, Paloka ............ 20, 21, 55, 107, 137 Gieselman, Bob, Terre Haute .................................... 137 Gilman, David Alan, Hymera 41, 44, 60, 63, 155, 186 Goad, Carolyn, New Harmony ........ 49, 86, 113, 137 Goda, Jack Leo, Terre Haute .................. 172 Goldsmith, Jerry, Evansville .. ..... 63 Coodale, Charles, Terre Haute .......... 137 Gordon, Phyllis Elaine, Terre Haute ....... 172 Cornell, Patricia, Clinton .............. . . Guy, William, Terre Haute ............... Graves, William Franklin, Princeton . Gray, Helen Sue, Cunnelburg ........... Grayson, Roberta, Terre Haute ........ 55 Greathouse, Roberta, Hehron ................. 188 Greer, Margaret Louise, Frankfort Gregory, Betty Jean, Terre Haute Griffith, Paul Thomas, Terre Haute .............. 155 Grigsby, Donna Joan, Terre Haute ............ 8, 115, 172 Groendyke, William Howard, Michigan Clty . 30, 90, 155 Grow, Rupert Burl, ashington ........................ 118 Gruenholz, Helen Lynn, Terre Haute 137 Guiden, Richard, East Chicago .............. 192 Gullifor, Patrick Eugene, Terre Haute . ...... 163 Guynn, Georgia Ann, Oxford .................................................. 76, 163 H Haas, Harry-ette, Terre Haute .................................. 65, 86, 112, 137 Haas, Sylvia G., Terre Haute . ............. 65, 103 Hafford, Minnie ............................. Hagen, Willis Gene, Newtonville ..187 Hagen, Carl, Terre Haute ...... 123 Hale, Louise, Oakland .............. . 172 Haley, Doyle, Terre Haute ................. 51 Hambrock, Evaline, Terre Haute ..163 Hamer, Charles, Gary ........................... 137 Hamer, Jacqueline, Brownslown ...... Hammerstine, Gerna, Brazil ..... Hamilton, Patricia, Muncie ............. Handick, Mary Alice, Terre Haute Hansell, Mary Ellen, Terre Haute Hasbaugh, Jerry, Lewis ....................... 'Harbison, Robert L., Russellville . Hardiman, Delores, Oweusville ........... ., Harding, William, Monrovia, Liberia ............. Hargett, Mary, Indianapolis ........ Harkness, Ann, Terre Haute .. Harlow, Sharon, Vincennes .................. Harmon, Jeraldine, West Terre Haute Harpold, Lorna, Mecca .......................... Harpole, William, Evonsville Harrah, Charles, Indianapolis Harris, Dora Ellen, Terre Haute Harris, Larry, Sullivan .................... Harris, Max, Terre Haute .......... Hasler, Marjorie, Marco ....... Hasse, Genevieve, Elkhart . Haycox, Dencil, English ......... Hayden, Velma, Terre Haute Hayes, Robert, Brazil .................. Hayworth, Mary Jo, Terre Haute . Hazlett, Julia, Judson .................... Heck, Ann, Terre Haute .. Heindenreich, Jean, Edwardswort ...50 172 163 172 163 172 172 133 138 138 Heidrick, Loretta, Spencer ............. ....21, 155 Hemenway, Lemabeth, Boonville ...... 172 Heminghous, Mary Lou, Creenup, I11. .............. 43 Hemmrich, Norman, Terre Haute ............ 138 Henderson, Billy Gene, Bedford ....... 155 Hendrix, Mary Kathryn, Rosedale .......... .112, 163 Hensley, Dorothy, West Terre Haute .............. 172 Henson, Eddie Ray, Paris, 111. .................... 163 Hess, Francis, Terre Haute .......... 65, 124, 172 Highsmith, Ralph, Flat Rock, 111. 46, 124, 172 High, Joan, Spencer ................................................................ 55, 111 198 Hilaire, Louis, Elkhart ................................................. 138 Hill, Fred, Clinton ............................................................ 163 Hill, Mary Margaret, Terre Haute ...14, 40, 81, 107, 138, 169 Hill, Paul, Gary .................................................................... 155 Hillbram, Donald, Terre Haute ...155 Hilton, Robert, Terre Haute ............................ 172 Hinds, Eleanor, Buckeye ............ .46, 60, 115, 172 Hirata, Elaine, Holualoa, Hawaii . ........................ 172 Hocker, Jacqueline, Vincennes ............. 20 111 133 ...... 108,, 163: 190 0, 21, 37, 84, 117 131, 138, 145, 180 Hodges, Barbara, Terre Haute ....... Hoffman, William, Michigan City ...................... Holman, Robert, Terre Haute ........................................................ 123 Holpp, Glenn, Tell City .......... 11, 18, 36, 168 Hooper, F arrest, Bicknell ............................ 116 Hopkins, Donald, Terre Haute ................................................. 50 Horner, Jane, Paoli ........................ 10, 43, 46, 52, 84, 101, 115, 155 Horton, Jane, Terre Haute ...... 163 Horvath, Barbara, Hammond ..112, 163, 190 Hoskins, Lloyd, Reelville .............................. 155 Houghland, Marvin, Kentland Houpt, Georgia, Terre Haute Houpt, Robert, Sullivan .......... Howard, James, Paris, 111. .................... 155 Howard, Patricia, Rosedale .. 155 Howell, Gloria, Rockport ............................... 155 Huber, Margaret, Evansville . Huck, Betty, New Harmony ................ 40, 111, 155 ..21, 110, 111, 163, 192 Hudson, Margaret, Solsberry ..................... 115, 172 Huey, Roseanne, Fenwood ....... .21, 40, 103, 133 Huff, Doris, Terre Haute .. ...................... 23 Huff, Juanita, Zionsville ...... 21, 112, 155 Huffman, Orval, Greencastle .......... 50, 138 Huggins, Anabel, Terre Haute ....... Hughes, Mary Alice, Terre Haute ..... 110, 111, 163 Hughes, Sara, Marshall, Ill. .......................... 163 Hulfachor, Roy, Patoka ............ ..50, 51, 62, 138 Hunsberber, Niles, Nappanee .................................. 60, 163 Hunsdon, Phyllis, Vincennes ......... 20, 21, 63, 86, 112, 138, 182 Hunter, Betty, Terre Haute .. ......................................... 172 Hunter, Ruth Ann, Clinton .......................................... 103, 172 Huntington, Carolyn, Rensselaer .20, 33, 41, 63, 107, 163, 168 Hutker, Sallie, Terre Haute .................................................... 108, 155 I Ige, Patsy H., Honolulu, Hawaii .................................................... 163 Inaba, Jeanette, Kealahehua, Hawaii .43, 100, 138 Ingram, Patricia Ann, Blanford ............ 163 Inman, Janice June, Coal City ..... 172 Irwin, Patricia Ann, Terre Haute . ...103, 163 lsbell, Norman Lee, Terre Haute ................................................ 172 .1 Jack, Emily Janiece, Crawfordsville .................................. 107, 163 Jacobi, Mary Margaret, New Albany .23, 65, 139 Jacobsen, Rudolph, Terre Haute ....................... 163 Jaeckel, William Richard, Pennington, 123, 155 James, John Perry, Terre Haute ..................... 163 James, Mary Alice, Aurora .......................... 54, 172 James, Robert Gene, Wheatland .................... 33, 46, 60, 125, 130, 131, 139, 155 James, Robert M., Clinton ................................................................ 123 Janco, Jerry, Terre Haute ............ 125 Jarhoe, Kenneth Wilson, Tell Clty ' Jarvis, Virginia Lou, Russellville . Jeffries, James Robert, Princeton ......... Jenkins, Alice Gwendolyn, Mishawaka . Jenkins, Jerry Allen, Terre Haute ........ Jenkins, Rollin Edward, Terre Haute Jeni, Finis Johnson, Indianapolis ......... ...50, 117, 155 Jewell, Henry G., Terre Haute ............ 172 Jinks, Allan Roy, Rushville ....... .1172 Jinks, Sara Louise, Rushville ....139 John, Byron Lee, Terre Haute ........................ 139 Johnson, Barbara Anne, Farmersburg 86, 112, 155 Johnson, Elizabeth, Terre Haute ........... . ...... 111, 163 Johnson, Fred Dale, Marion ......... ...................... 60, 172, 181 Johnson, Goldie Ellen, Wabash .1100, 101, 104, 155, 188 Johnson, Janet, Valparaiso .............................. 13, 46, 60, 83, 84, 86, 112, 139, 181 Johnson, Nancy, Attica ............................................... 107, 163 Johnson, Jack Robert, Linton .. ........... 172 Johnson, James, Hartford City ........ .84, 139 Jones, Dorothy Pauline, Evansville .................... 163 Jones, Harriet, Paoli ......................... 21,160, 115, 163, 130 Jones. Janice, Clinton ...................................................... 54, 115, 172 Jones, Paul, Terre Haute ........................................................ 51, 139 Long, Jerry, Speedway ................................................. 163 Jones, Robert, Crawfordsville ........... .60, 84, 117, 118, 139 Long, Patricia, Terra Hau .. , 47, 63, 86, 112, 130, 140 Jones, Suzanne, Galveston, Texas ............................ 103, 172 Linville, William, Evansville .. ................................. 20, 156 Junker, Gail, Terre Haute ................ ..48, 108 Look, Gladys, Denver, Colo. ....163 Kaffenberger, William, Syracuse, New Jersey ....26, 29 Lorey, Esther, Terre Haute ....... .140 Kahn, Barbara, Evansville .................................................... 45, 139 Loser, Nancy, Terre Haute .156 Lough, Dorothy, Darlington .140 K Low, Annie, Denver, Colo. .173 Kajander, Niles, Tern: Haute ...................................................... 139 Lucas, Robert, Clinton ............................ .173 Kaiser, Mary, Terre Haute ........ Luetzow, Richard, Logensport .............. ..173 Kalber, Michael, Terre Haute . Lukens, Mary, Vincennes ....... 156 Kaminski, Ted, Cary ............................ 172 Lumpe, Garland, Whitestown ,173 Kasper, Barbara, Terre Haute ..... , 107, 163 Lutz, Carolyn, Michigan City ,173 Kauffman, Richard,Te1-re Haule. .. ............ 139 Lynn, Sue, Princeton ...................................................................... 140 Kavanaugh, Dorothy, Corydon, Ky. ........... 62 Kearby, William, French Lick ...... 0 51, 139 M Kearschner, Robert, Terre Haute ........................... 17.3 Mace, Billie Rex, Terre Haute Kell, Helen, Attica ...................... 21, 60,86 112,155 Mahan, George, Terre Haute .......... Kell, Lena, Oakland City ........... . . 168,173 Mahrenholz, Christina, Evansville Kelly, Wanda, Terre Haute . ......... 111 Malone, Joann, Gary ......................... Kelly, William, Hammond ........................... 125, 139 Manning, Marvin, Elnora Kemmerling, Betty Sue, New Harmony ................ 20, 21, 85, 111, Marietta, Joyce, Clinton ......... 131, 139, 140, 163 Marquess, Kathryn, Covington Kemnitz, James, Elkharl .................................................................. 163 Marrs, Ollie, Indianapolis ............... Kennedy, Patricia, Highland ...20, 86, 112, 139 Marshall, Carol, West Terre Haute Kerr, Sue, Brazil ......................... ...29, 112, 173 Marshall, .10 Anne, Terre Haute ..... Kibler, John, Terre Haute . ........................... 173 Martin, Anita, Plainfield .. Kiger, Lavona, Kingman ..................... 46, 115, 163 Martin, Donn, Rockville .. Kimmel, Helen, Lawrenceville, I ............ 173 Martin, Janet, ...................... Kimmerle, John, Terre Haute ..... 124, 140 'VIartin, Paulita, Brocton .. King, James, Brazil ............................. 140 Marx, Valerie, Evansville . Kinkade, Mary, Terre Haute .. ...111, 173 Mason, John, Terre Haute Kinkade, Rea, Terre Haute ...155, 169 Mason, Mary, Terre Haute .. Kirchner, Daniel, Sullivan ................ 140 Masten, Jerry, Grencastle .................................. Kirk, Mary Alice, Farmersburg . ..62, 163 Masulovich, Robert, Calumet City, 111. Kirkham, Carolyn, Terre Haute ...... .26, 155 Matthews, Marjie, Evansville ................. Kirts, Wayne, Terre Haute .................... 123 Matthews, Janice, Evansville Kish, Robert, Hammond ................ .163 Maudlin, Charles, Terre Haute . Klamm, Idella, Miles City, Mont. .163 Mauser, August, Valparaiso ...... Klein, Kenneth, Linton ......................................... 173 Maxam, William, Francisco ...... Klemence, Alice, S. Euclid, Ohio , 155 Maxwell, Ronald, Terre Haute Klopfensteiin, Laurin, Staunton .. May, Carl, Sandborn .................. Knight, Shirley, Bedford ........... ..27, 173 Meadors, Jerry, Indianapolis ............. Knochel, Wayne, Kentland .............. ..29, 186 Meadows, Mary Catherine, Terre Haute Knowles, Carol, Mitchell ........... 163 Mechling, Mildred, Terre Haute ................ Kokinda, Pete, Hammond . ............ 140 Mercer, Ronald, Lyons ............. Kurd, Carolyn, Poland ....... , 173 Merry, Lora, Rockville Korff, Madge, Evansville ............. 163 Meyer, Donald, Clinton ........ Kramer, Richard, Bloomingdale ................... 163 Meyer, Nancy, Louisville, Ky Krider, Lydia, Terre Haute ....... Kruse, George, Pariss, Ill. Kunkler, .1 oseph W. ................. Meyer, Paul, Terre Haute ...... Milazzo, Tony, Hammond Miley y, Ear1,Princeton ................... Kroeger, Janice, Evansville ............................................................ 140 Miley, Lesiie, Petersburg Miller, Delores .......................... L Miller, Donald, Marshall, I11. LaDuke, Marshall, New Albany ............................................ 20, 173 Miller, Elsie, Worthington ...... x Lambert, Walter, Tall City ............... 55 Miller, Robert, Georgetown .. Laney, Robert, Terre Haule ........ 156 Miller, Wilma, Annapolis, 111. .. Lantz, Carol, Terre Haute ............ 108, 163 Millstead, Maxine, Evansville ............ 164 188 Larew, Marilyn, Terre Haute ..103, 130, 140 Milner, Mary Ann, Terre Haute ....... .. 0,115:141 Larr, Judith, Terre Haute .............. 108, 140 Minix, Leonard, Terre Haute ...... 55,117,118, Lawson, Phillip, Shelburn .. .. ....................... 173 Mitchell, Robert, Terre Haute Laxen, Barbara, Terre Haule ..20, 62, 140 Modesitt, Marilyn, Brazil ............ Laymon, Jack, Spencer ................................. 55,173 Mohamed, Harold, Michigan City . Leho, Beverly, Winamac ...41, 46, 60, 100, 156 Moldroski, Martha, Terre Haute .. Lee, Billy Joe, Staunton ................... 20,173 Moldroski, Richard, Terre Haute Lee, Joe K., Paris, 111. ..... 173 Moles, Gene, Terre Haute ............... Lee, Maryellen, Brazil ...................... .173 Molter, Carol, Terre Haute .. Lehman, Mary Kathryn, Terre Haute . ....................... 116 VIotler, Richard, Coodland .. Lehman, Samuel, Linton ................... ..40, 51, 116,124 Montgomery, Allen, Cayuga .. Lehr, Jim, Reed City, Mich. ....................... 173 Vloon, John, Bedford ............ Lehr, Roger, Evansville ....... ..126, 169, 173 Mooney, Frank, Terre Haute Leitch, Shirley, Brazil .......... ...... 111, 173 Moore, Joseph, Terre Haute .29 60, 65, 164 44 50,141 Lemke, Joann, North Judson .. 173 Moore, Martha, Terre Haute .. .23, 111, 156 Leonard, Michael, Terre Haute .. ..... 192 Moore, Nancy, Terre Haule ................... 104, 164 Leonard, Shirley, Terre Haute ..... 163 Moran, Margaret, Terre Haute ..... ....... 141 Lewis, Catherine, Georgetown, Ill. . 173 Morefield, John, Westville, Ill. ....... ..173 Lewis, Dona Jean, Terre Haute .................. ...111, 173 Moretz, Vilas, Terre Haute ...... ..141 Lewis, Lenorann, Terre Haute ........... 156 Moigan, Carroll, Wingate ...... ....164 Ley, Glen, Clay City .................. 140 Morris, William, Clay City ....... 55, 141 Libke, John, Sullivan .. ..... 181 Mosteller, Helen, Brazil ..43, 156, 193 Liddil, Robert, Brazil ........... . 140 Muehler, Alice, Rochester ......................... 47,164 Likens, Barbara, Mishawaka . ....63, 156 Vlunson, Rosemary, Terre Haute.... ..,.101 102,103,141 Lindsey, Patricia, Terre Haute ...112, 173 Murata, Hisako, Kulului, Hawaii ............... 164 Livingston, John, Elkhart ..................... 140 Murphy, David, Marlinsville .................... 164 Logan, Robert, Dennison, 111. ...118, 156 Murphy, June, Terre Haute 199 Murphy, Ralph, Marshall, 111. ...................................................... 173 Murray, Susan, Petersburg ............ 173 Murzyn, Walter, Whiting ......... ..65, 117, 123, 141 Musgr'ave, Janet, Hutsonville, Ill. .21, 60, 115, 164 Myers, Dane, Martinsville .......................... 173 Myers, Doris, Terre Haute .. ..63, 156 Myers, Nila, Gosport ...................................................................... 173 Me McAlearney, Phillip, Indianapolis ........................................ 55, 173 McAleer, Marvous, Rensselaer ........ ..11, 33, 60, 107, 173 McCall, John, Gary ................................................... 173 McCarty, Esther, Kentland .. ........ 20, 21, 41,104, 131, 140 McClatchey, Paul, Moracco .................................. 140 McClellan, Roy, Sullivan ...... ...60, 123, 173 McCormack, Margaret, Peru ............ 107, 173 McDonald, Suzanne, Terre Haute . ....... 108, 173 McDonough, James, Connersville .. .118, 163, 182 McDowell, Betty, Clinton .............................. 140 McDowell, Carolene, Valparaiso .62, 173 McEwen, William, Terre Haute ................................... 163 McFadden, James, Edinburg ..... .33, 34, 60, 116, 140, 145 McIntyre, Frances, Terre Haute . ................................. 156 McIntyre, Janet, Terre Haute ...... ...101, 108 McKee, Ronald, Terre Haute ................................................... 140 McKnight, Raedeane, Evansville ..33, 40, 84, 85, 107, 131, 140, 145 McLaughlin, Martha, Lewis ................................................ 62, 156 McManus, Jo Anne, Terre Haute ............... 173 McMillin, Marvin, Marshall .......... ..122, 123, 140 McNiel, Lorna, Terre Haute . . ...23, 30, 63 McQuade, John, Terre Haute ........ 156 McMorrow, Mary, Hymera .............................................................. 140 N Nale, Marilyn, Brazil .............................................................. 43, 156 Nash, Harvey, Vincennes .............. 168 Nasser, George, Terre Haute ................ 60, 124 Nasser, Katherine, Terre Haute .. 20, 21, 63, 141 Nasser, Woodrow, Terre Haute . Neal, Dannie, Terre Haute ........ Needham, Jack, Terre Haute .. Needham, Robert, Terre Haute Nees, Judith, Brazil .............................................. , 173 Neet, Marilyn, Rockville ................ ...20, 107, 168, 169, 173, 190 Neidlinger, Robert, Terre Haute ........................................ 141 Neihart, William, Coal City ............................. 164 Nelson, Bert Lewis ............ 20, 21, 62, 141 Newby, Patricia ....................................... 112 Newsom, Ronald, Clinton .................... 164 Nicoson, David, Terre Haute 116, 123 Nierste, Norris, Freelandville .. .................. 173 Nikolich, Norma, Gary ....................... 29, 63, 168 173 Nishimura, Eiko, Lanai City, Hawan . Noel, Claude ................................................................ 173 Nolcos, Cora, Princeton ................................ 173 North, Edith, Peru ....................... 29, 30, 107, 152, 156 Notley, Nancy, Terre Haute . .............................. 108, 164 Never, Caryl, Terre Haute ..... .65, 103, 141 Nuttall, Ann, Terre Haute .............................................. 40, 107, 164 O Oard, Richard, Terrc Haute ............................................................ 141 Oberley, Alice, Terre Haute ........................ 164 Oberst, Shirley, Evansville ..... ..65, 108, 130, 164 O7Brien, John, Terre Haute ............................... 174 Oda, Jacqueline, Lahaing, Hawaii ...... 156 Ogdon, Helen, Terre Haute .............. O,Keefe, John, Bronx, N. Y. .......... Olivero, Shirley, West Terre Haute Olson, Danny, Sullivan ...................... Olson, Marlene, Sullivan ..... O,Malley, Molly, Terre Haute Ophoff, Patricia, Terre Haute .................. 60, 65, 107: 174 07Rear, Kay, Terre Haute ....... ...49, 102, 103, 132, 133, 142 Oren, Frederic, Gas City ............... 156, 169 Ota, Aiko, Holualoa, Hawaii ...................................... 20, 142 Overton, Faye, Terre Haute .111, 152, 156, 168, 180, 192 Owens, Ralph, Terre Haute ......................................... 156 Owens, Stanley, Terre Haute .......................................................... 174 P Paige, Ronald, Terre Haute ............................................................ 174 Paraschos, Chris, Gary ...... Palmer, Joe, Vincennes ........... Parker, Eleanor, Robinson, 111. Parker, Erma, Cary ................... Payne, Martha, Brazil ..................................................... 200 ' Perry, Alan, Terre Haute ......... Parker, Janie, Gary .............................................................................. 21 Paton, Sondra .................... ' .111 Patz, Donald, Crown Point .......................... 164 Payne, Nancy, Indianapolis . Peacock, Nova, Deputy ..... ..108, 109, 142, 164 Peacock, Sue .......................................................... 63 Peak, Betty, Michigan City ..65, 85, 86, 112, 156 Peak, Theodore, Terre Haute ........................................ 176 Peck, Roger, Terre Haute ..... .142 Peden, Jane, Sandhorn ...... .164 Peden, James ................................ 142 Perkins, Carol, Terre Haute .......... 113, 164 Pennington, Joan, Terre Haute . Perrone, Grace, Logansport ....... Perrone, Loretta, Logansport .60,65,107,156 ....... 21,111,164 .-. -21, 174, 181 .................................. 123 - 17, 124, 164, 133 ......... 86, 112, 164 Peters, Glenn, Terre Haute .. Petersen, Mary, Fowler ......... Petry, Janice, Terre Haute .. ............... 165 Petry, Marjorie, Terre Haute . ............. 112, 174 Pickett, Ruth, Arcadia ............... 60, 103, 156, 193 Pierce, Robert, Terre Haute ................ 123, 142 Piety, Rowena, Thorntown . ...23, 60, 115, 156 Pirtle, Donald, Sullivan ...... .................. 165 Pirtle, Patricia, Sullivan ........ .54, 107, 156 Platts, David, Valparaiso ...................................... 165, 185 Pack, Jeannine, Zionsville ............ 13, 46, 47, 83, 102, 115, 156 Pollock, Jeanette, Terre Haute ............................................ 13,83 Polomcak, Regina, Crown Point .. Poole, John, Terre Haute ............ Potts, Joseph, Evansville Pound, Barbara, Terre Haule Pounds, Patricia, Grandview .. Povolock, Roger, Terre Haute .20, 65, 100, 156 ...................... 174 ....l23 ....l74 ....165 ....174 Powell, Jim, Huntingburg ....... 174 Powell, William, Brooklyn ....... ..l40, 14.2 Preisler, Jo Ann, Terre Haule ....... 174 Price, Wilma, Terre Haute .............. 48 Priebe, Martha, Crawfordsville .............. 174 Pritchard, Betty, Dana ..................... 54, 115, 174 Pritchard, Rosemary, Dana ................... 111, 156 Prom, Earl, Jasonville .................. 14, 55, 142, 143 Pruett, Imogene, Worthington .. .............. 47, 156 Purichia, Nula, Indianapolis .......................................................... 21 Q Qualkenbush, Marilyn, French Lick .................... 20, 21, 107, 142 Qutub, Yusuf, Remallah, Jordan ................................................ 165 R Rasor, Wanda, Rockport ........................................................ 111, 142 Raubuck, Robert, Staunton ...... 142 Ray, Carol, Terre Haute .......... 165 Reckard, Thomas, Brazil ...... 50, 51, 142 Reed, Deloris, Terre Haute .......... 165 Reed, Karen, Greencaslle ...108 Reed, Ruth, Clinton ........ H.142 Reid, Sharon, Sullivan .............. 21, 115 Reiff, Marjorie, Burneltsville ...... 115 Reifel, Eugene, Fowler .......... ....65 Renaker, Connie, Corydon ...... 165 Rentschler, Joyce, Terre Haute .107, 187 Resler, Barbara, Bloomfield ............................................................ 48 Reynolds, Trilla, Evansville .. ..40, 63, 86, 112, 142, 145, 192 Richards, James, Carlisle ................................................................ 156 Richardson, Barbara, Oakland City .. ...49, 165 Richmond, Richard, Terre Haule ......... 165 Rieger, Marian, Kentland ................ , 115, 142 Riggs, Wendall, Terre Haute ......... 156 Riley, Catherine, Brazil .................. 165 Ring, Sue, Prairie Creek Rinke, Elizabeth, Princeton ............. 54, 112, 156 ..23, 54, 100, 135, 142 Rinsch, Martine, Worthington ................................ 62 Roach, George, Paoli ................. ..142 Robbins, Effie, Carlisle ....................................................... 156 Roberts, Barbara, Terre Haute ......... Roberts, Jack, St. Louis, Mo. ..... Roberts, James, Terre Haule Roberts, John, Terre Haute Robertson, James, Terre Haute ..... Rohison, Emma Lou, Danville, Ill. ................ 142 Roesch, Patricia, Terre Haute 60, 107, 156 Rogers, Joe, Paxton ................................... 156 Roland, Sue, Anderson . . 104, 165 Roman, Paul, Terre Hau . .36, 163 Rose, Arthur, Knightstown ............................................................ 123 ........... 21, 62, 174 1 Ross, Norman, Terre Haute ............................................................ 156 Both, John, Boonville .......... Rowe, Ladonna, Lewis .......... Rudisel, Bettie, Terre Haute .. Rumble, Carroll, Petersburg ...111, 142, 190 62, 118, 165 Rundell, Mary, Terre Haute .. ............. 174 Bush, Roberta, Terre Haute .. ...... 174 Rushton, Vera, Cloverdale .. 142 Russell, Louis, Terre Haute .......... 142 Russell, Mildred, Terre Haute Russell, Rex, Bloomingdale ....... Rust, Nancy, North Judson ....63 Rutledge, James, Jasonville .. ............. 186 Ryan, Sally, Terre Hzlule ................................................ 65, 108, 174 Salmon, Wayne, Evansville Salos, Joyce, Hammond .......... , , Samples, Bettye, Evansville ........ 20, 21, 54, 84, 101, 115, 135, Sappington, Samuel, Terre Haute , ................. 124, 169, 174 Sargent, Richard, Terre Haute ...... Saunders, Carole, Terre Haute . Saunders, Karin, Terre Haute ....... Eausanlan, Rose Ann, Terre Haule Saylor, Arnold, Terre Haute ............ Scales, Delores, Gary ............. Scheid, Catherine, Staunton Schlegel, Rex, Clay City ....... .......... 63,174 ..63, 86, 112, 131, 142, 144 Schmolk, Patricia ................................. 65 Schnabel, Clarence James, Gary 174 Schnautz, Dorothy, Evansville ....... 169, 174 Schneck, Donna Jean, Brownstown . .......... 111, 174 Schoentrup, Catherine, Shelbyville .. 20, 63, 104, 142 Schroeder, Marilyn, Robinson .................................. 174 Schroeder, William, Evansville 60, 84, 85, 116, 118, 142 Schrohe, Helen, Terre Haute ...................................... ...142, 183 Schultz, Allen, Libertyville ............................ 30, 33, ., 142, 145 Schumacher, Norma, Evansville ....101, 111, 156, 190 Scifres, Donald, Terre Haute Scott, Terry, Terre Haute 1 Seebren, Carol, Clinton Seneff, Sondra, Odon ......... Seville, Richard, Rosedalle .. Seybold, Wayne, Waveland ..... Shafer, Charles, Terre Haule . Shake, Carolyn, Vincennes ..... Sharp, Carol, Terre Haute Shaw, Gray, Monticello ........ Shelton, Barbara, Oaktown ..... Shepherd, Donald, Terre Hume .7 Shields, Philip, Terre Haute ..... Shillings, Virginia, Terre Haute . Shipman, Sondra, Terre Haute ..... Shirar, Everett, Marshall, 111. ....... Shoaf, John, Lafayette .............. Shohe, Lela Ann, Casey, 111. .. Shriner, Mary, Terre Haute Shue, Viola, Terre Haute Shurr, James, Hobart .......... Sibert, Delores, Terre Haute Siemens, David, Palestine, 111. Sills, Frederick, Hartford City ................. Sirleaf, Fanny Bedell, Monrovia, Liberi Sisk, Robert, Attica .................................. Sisk, William, Attica ...................... Skalmowski, Danuta, Terre Haute 1 Skalmowski, Edith, Terre Haule Skinner, Joyce, Delphi .............. Slack, Sharon, Harmony ...... Slagley, Donald, Terre Haute ........ Slazas, Charlotte, Hillsboro ............ Smith, Conrad, Perrysville Smith, Daniel, Crown Point . Smith, Donald, Terra Haule ..... Smilh,'De1bert, Terre Haute Smith, Joyce, Mitchell ................... Smith, Mark Alan, Veedersburg Smith, Morris, Terre Haute .................. Smith, Pat, Washington ............................ Smith, Rebecca Ann, Terre Haute Smith, Richard 1., Hobart .......... Smith, Richard 11., Evansville Snell, Jack, Morocco ................... Snelling, Glen, Lawrenceburg ...... Snidow, Donna, Terre Haute .. 115, 156 Snoddy, James, Perrysville ............................................................ I43 ...21, 63, 165, .............. 45, Solon, Robert, Hammond .............................................................. 192 Somheil, Joyce, Brazil .............................. 143 South, Barbara, Terre Haute .......... .21, 63, 112, 165 Southwood, Billy Gene, Evansville .......... 123, 156, 187 Southwood, Valerie, Honolulu, Hawaii 158 Spake, Evelyn, Milan, Mo. ....... ..156 Spangler, Earl, Gary ........................................ 156 Spear, Mary Lou, Newton .................. , 115, 165 Spelbring, R. Gordon, Poland ................ 165 Spellman, Patricia, Dana .......... Spencer, Barbara, Cayuga . Spicer, Allan, Michigan City .. Springer, Jerry, Terre Haute Spung, Richard, Paris, Ill. ..... Spurgin, John, Terre Haute ................ Squeteri, Paul, Chicago Heights ............. Stahl, James Frederick, Brownstown Stalker, James Sterling, Terre Haute Stanley, Richard, Connersville ........ Stanley, Margaret, Terre Haute .. Stanton, Francis, Peru .................. Stark, Linda, Terre Haute ................... 60, 165 ..63, 84, 86, 112, 143 Starks, Mary, Kentland ............. 115, 136 Starnes, Ilse, Terre Haute ............... . 10, 111, 143 Stevens, Richard, Connersville ............... 44, 50, 177 Steward, Janice, Jasonville ....... .162, 163, 175 Stewart, Kent, Brazil ...................................... 156 Steward, Robert Paul, Petersburg . Stigler, Margaret, Brazil ................... Stiles, Marilyn Jean, Indianapolis . Stilwell, Donald, Oakland City Stockton, James R., Lafayette ....... Stohr, Norma Lou, Terre Haute Stoltz, Kenneth, Terre Haute ...... Storm, Janet, Terre Haute Story, Edgar, Terre Haute ..... Slrahla, Arthur, Terre Haute Strange, Tom, Lagoda ................ Strasburger, Robert, Greensburg ..... Stratton, Eleanor, Martinsville, Ill. . Streenz, Ruth Lorene, Tell City ......... Stricklett, Nancy Sue .......... Stuffle, Herald, Montgomery ...... Such, Helene Marie, East Chicago Summerlot, Joan, Terre Haute ...... Summers, Oland, South Bend ..... Southerlin, Nancy, Greencastle .. ...... 55, 116, 143 ...14, 54, 156, 192 ............................. 26', 1.54, 53, 86, 112, 133, 143 ............................. 46, 124 ..46, 54, 115, 165 Sutton, Emma Lou, Petersburg ...175 Swan, Stanley, Elgin, Ill. ........ ...143 Sweigart, Nick, Cary .................... 165 Swindell, Robert, Idaville .................................................... 118, 143 T Tapy, Janet, Terre Haute .................................................... 108, 156 Taylor, Chester, Gary .......... ...42, 48, 165 Taylor, Freida, Boonville Taylor, James, Terre Haute Taylor, Milna, Rosedale ................................ Taylor, William, West Terre Haute ......... Teays, John, Terre Haute ................ Temple, Susie, Terre Haute Terrell, Paul, Mitchell .......... Terres, David, Terre Haute ..... Teschmacher, Rosemary, Rockvdle Thomas, Elizabeth, Terre Haute ..... Thomas, William, Vincennes ....... Thompson, Donald, Evansville ...... Thompson, Jack, Terre Haute ....... Thompson, Marilyn, F owler ....... Thompson, Neva, Terre Haute . Thompson, Pearl, Panama ...... Thompson, Wilma, Carbon .. Thrasher, John, Westfield .. Tiffin, Carolyn, Paris, 111. .. Tincher, Donald, Mitchell ................. 43, Tisoncik, Joyce, Whiting ........... 21, 33, 60, 65, 85, 86, 112, 153 Tomlin, Gloria, Terre Haute .. Toney, Sue Ann, Paris, 111. Trammell, Betty, Cowden, Ill. ...... 63, 158 Traverse, Nancy, Terre Haute . Trout, John, Coatesville ................ Tuberosa, Katherine, Terre Haute Tucker, Dan, Terre Haute ........... ..... 183 Turner, Melvin, Brazil ...................... .. Turner, Raebern, Brazil ........................ 175 Tygart, Mary Ann, Terre Haute ............................................ 63, 144 1.63, 201 Tyler, Glenn, Terre Haule .......................................................... 144 U Ueda, Dorothy, Holualoa Kona, Hawaii ........................................ 46 Ulrich, Rosalie, Terre Haute ................. .. 112,165 Utz, Ruth, Huntingburg ........................ 54, 115, 158 V Valentine, Carol, Sullivan ...................................................... 31,165 Vanarsdalen, Kenneth, Marshall, Ill. ............................... 123 Van ankirk, Sheila, Gosport ............ 121, 111, 175, 181, 192 Vance, Sharon, Paris, 111. ......................................... 103, 165 Van Landingham, Patricia, Indianapolis .115, 175 Vargo, Steve, Whiting ..... 65,144 Varro,L0uise, Crown Point .20 21, 33, 36, 40, 85, 86, 112 152, 158 Veach, Helen, Terre Haute ........................................................ 108 Veach: Delores,Marsha11, III. ...,115 158 Ventui-a, Lawrence, Gary .................... ..29, 31, 65 Vermillion, John, West Terre Haute ..... 50, 175 Vidcll,La1-ry, Brazil ...................................................... 175 Voelke1,Mary,Jasper .................... .20 21, 46, 54, 175 Von Kannon, Ina, Terra Haule .,87 111,165,186 Vrabel, Jim, Whiting ................................................................ 65,144 W Wadsworth, Garland, Terre Hautc .................................... 51,158 Wagner, Phyllis, Jeffersonville ...111,175 Wakeman,D1anne,WestTerreHante..,81 107,151,165,186,190 Walden, Anita, West Terre Haute ............................................. 158 Wallace, Richard, Clinton ............ ..124 Waller, Eva, Mt. Vernon .............. .158 Walters, Constance, Terre Haule ................ 144 Walters, Linda, Terre Haute ....... . 3,175 Walters, Phyllis, Sullivan ................ 31 Walts, Gladys, Georgetown .. .................................. 158 Wambach, Ronald, Evansville ..... Wampler, Dorothy, Terre Haute ..... Wardle, Roma, West Terre Haute . Warrick, Margaret, Jasonville .................. Watanabe, Emi, Kalaheo, Kanuai, Hawaii Watkins, Christine, Evansville ...... . Watson, Marcia, Terre Haule Watson, Richard, Linton ............... Watson, Richard, Farmersburg Weaver, Joseph, Delphi .................... Webb, Mary Catherine, Clinton .. Webster, Marjorie, Terre Haute Wehrle, George, Jasper ................. Weil, Donald, Terre Haute ........... Weir, Donna, Terre Haute ................ Welborn, Ira, Terre Haute ..... Welch, William, Terre Haute . 36, 38, 84, 116, 131, 140 ............. 54, 84, 108, 165 ........... 115,158 Wernz, Thomas, Sullivan ..................... 175 Wesner, Marilyn, Elnora .. ..115, 165, 188 West, Eugene, Linton ............... 175 West, Judith, Castleton ........................ 63, 17.5 Welnight, Menzie, Terre Haute .41, 108, 165 Whalen, Martha, Fairbanks ....................... 175 Whippo, Paul, Fishers ................................................... 0, 123, 165 201 Whilamore, Janina, Vermillion Grove, Ill. ............................ 46,158 White, Anna Belle, Bcdford ................... ..,20 21,115,158 White, Donald, Mitchell ........................... 175 White, Jennie, Clinton ....... ..54, 63, 175 White, Rosemary, Madison ................... 145 White, Shannon, Terre Hautc ..165 White, William, Paris, 111. ....................... 118 Whitlock, Lenora, Peru 16.5 Whitlock, Nancy, Peru ......... ,165 Whittkoff, Paula, Clinton ..H..107, 175 Wier, Jesse, Jasonville ......... V ......... 158 Wild, Arlene, Terre Haute ..165 Wild, Myrna, Terre Haute . ................ 145 Wilde, Bruce, Cteencastle ....... 166 Wlhite, Garland, Ft. Branch . ................ 166 Wilkinson, William, Lodoga ......... 165 Williams, Carl, Indianapolis ....... 165 Williams, Delmar, Terre Haute ................ 145 Williams, Donald, Elkhart ....... . ..42 Williams, Donald 11., Brazil .166 Williams, Robert, New Castle . ............ 145 Williams, Rose Odon ................... . 158 Williams, Virginia, Connersville ..158, 165 Williams, Virginia, Brazil ....................... 187 Willis, Charles, New Albany ..... 183 Wilson, Audrey, Campbellsburg ............... 21, 175 Wilson, Joann, Terre Haute ............. 1.53 Wilson, Rosemary, Terre Haute ..... 145 Wilson, Steve, Clinton ......................................... 175 Wilson, Valnda, Owensville . ..100, 115, 158, 182 Wiltrout, Jack, South Bend .. .............................. 168 Wimmer, Marjory, Milroy 54, 114, 133, 145 Wininger, Gary, Shoals ....... 44, 50, 145 Winrotte, Carole, Gary .......................................... 103, 158 Wintin, Billie Mae, Evansville ...33, 36, 40, 111, 158 Wintin, Walter, Shelbyville ................................... 116 .175 ...................... 124 .26, 55, 158, 185 Wiram, Joseph, Brazil .......... Wisely, William, Terre Haute .. Wittenbraker, John, Evansville Woelfle, Frank, Terre Hautc ............... 41, 145 Wolf, James, Center Point ....145 Wolf, Phyllis, Terre Haute ...................... ....175 Woodall, Virginia, Bloomfield ...................... 165 Workman, Arvin, Terre Haule ................. 33, 37, 145 Workman, Joycelyn, Terre Haute .. ,,60 86,112,145 Wright, Shirley, Indianapolis ........................... 115,175 Wyman, Jerald, Morengo .................................................................. 165 Y Yamato, Eleanor, Honokoa, Hawaii .................................... 115, 158 Yanagawa, Beverly, Pahala, Hawaii ..158, 188 Yap, Sylvia, Hawaii .................................. 165 Yonemoto, Kenich, Tokyo, Japan . .................. 175 Youman, Sara, Terre Haule .................................................. 43, 158 Z Zimmerman, Lillian, Brazil ........................... 20,86,112, 16.5 Zivich, Mary Ellen, East Chicago ...21, 33, 65, 86, 112, 165 Zweige, Mary, Batesville ................................................................ 158 ' recording our book with Kenneth Martin, Willard Martin, Fred Grant of Martinh Photo Shop. pictures e ng ravi ngs Larry Wells of Indianapolis En- graving Company. 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