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5 l 1 . Z I 1 5 2 i a 3 i Q v gi A , FRE' 'S 'lf 1 jf' .,, L71 -2 ' I r E. V. K, b i P p . ws: 5 K r , 3 , I , . f 5 K ?., f l r V 1 4 2 3 5 5. I, I 1 f l , T 4 E I I i r 1 . r 1 F g 1 1953 BCILING POT Kalamazoo College Kalamazoo, Michigan Editors . . . . . Jean Hathaway Sue Stapleton Business Manager . James McFadden Advisor ..... Dr. Walter Waring Foreword We, The staff of the i953 Boiling Pol, iuviie you Yo go with us on o tour of the compus. Lei us provide lov you ci lasting record of life c1tKolomozoo College up me see it through the DOORS of the school. Noam. r-'ls-:Lo of J l lg 1, , i, ki, f J ? 1 . sw lk P' Q .N . I ., . 31 1 ' ,. ,.,, we ..- ' i A - -p - .Y is K s ia x'- 'Z-'Tig k ... . M . .ip 4 fm -Q - '-if 'f ' M . . , 3 . w , . .M .ht ,m I , is c . .U ,L A i we M-, , V ,Q ' ' 70 'Lf ' .gi . ' , ,. f A ' s ' A L,j,.'!lf, JU. ,.,,,g.y+ W A G , 'A -f I L . ,. Mk-v , , 5 I Table of Contents Administration and Faculty .... . . . 8 Students . . . ' . . . 20 Organizations . . . . . 44 Activities . . . . . . 68 Sports . . . . . . 84 Faculty Directory .... . . . 98 Student Directory . . . . . . .100 Advertisers .... .... 1 03 3 1' -K . W t ' .1 . 1 sew Qi' K A . 3 , , , ga ,. mf- ,b 5 xf, ,-'JI My 'X r '-095' il. ,9 . I , . x ' V' g f-,gy x A--. v , r , I 4 1' NRA hi-1 'PI' ,, K if, s ,,,,. ,Tl- ' - 5 ,,-X, ,U , . s w 2.3, .f-'LL -f-41--Q ' 4v0- -ti' if 0 ,.......g-d.vwv -Mia 'su-'N 1' I 'Nab ' fr A f 5 'tf7f ! A it Welles Dmmg Hall ,av 'W ,Gy .9 , '...r.4 ' . ,rv- SN-hon Chnpvl 11 -f-me ' -0 ' -llvxqwf 3' . V , 'ix' '.c iw? .498 X, ' ,.t, Q R 1 X 1 A a Q ,F M , Q1 4 X I L C' , gg., 5, , ll . xxx ? 7 Z XX 4 ' I ,f ' 2 j 0 ,lf ' , iv ,, f ,144 , M 7, -'44 ' J-uf ,Y A f gf gf' y , ,, Q , , ' YZ 4 A 'Nu 4 or vi as 1 - A Q Xl 4 1. 1 X P --Wwuw -wx '91 .. 27.5.9---Q af W' ,.,,v-.+-VQw- .-.,,.,,N,, .mi K1-Q 'Q , ff' ' -4 K V .. ' ' -nl-4, - . . Q ..,a..g3M -g,, Q Q. iwviff ,v -N, . . . ,Af eww ,'N,-v . -I, ' . AX A.s.,,f-,.,.r, .- -f K Q ?14fv ' , , , fw Mcmdelle I-ib C 'Y Qlds Science Hall 5 , ffmwf In Dedication To Dr. Arnold Mulder, A member of the Kalamazoo College faculty since l929, Chairman of the English department, Writer in the American tradition, Godfather of numerous journalistic and literary careers, Friend of all, Adviser, instructor, guide, Stickler for deadlines, Traveler, ardent fisherman, Lover of the best in life, A true Kalamazoo Collegian, We dedicate the l953 Boiling Pot, With best wishes for a future in which there will be time to sit in a boat on a lazy summer afternoon, the line trailing in the crystal waters of Lake Michigan, to travel the boundaries of America, Europe, Asia, viewing the birthplaces and habitats of great men of literature, to sit in an overstuffed chair before a glowing fire on a winter evening once again reading the thoughts of the ages, and, best of all, to write the thoughts which have been pushed in the background waiting only for this moment when eternity is the limit. Dedication TO THE COLLEGE, for its part in creating and molding the lives of future citizens, we dedicate this l953 Boiling Pot. 6 an od at 4 4 'W F ' 715 if, 'Q' u jf: 457 I' , Q: in -7 , , sv m- X .nl S553 f ff ,fff y, f x ,f My jfwf 5 'j Q, Q, F X1 X 3 Q X l 2 l l l l,r Dr. John Scott Everton, president An honor was bestowed on Dr. John Scott Everton, our president, when he was chosen as the representative of the Ford Foundation in Burma, with the responsibility of starting the Foundation's educational program there. On February l he left Kalamazoo for a year's leave of absence, but re- signed as president when he returned in April to take his family with him to Burma. We wish him the best of luck in his new assignments. 7 3 , f R E i E 2 E is S 1 A if P if ,J MRS. MAYNARD L. CASSADY Dean of Women DR. RUSSELL J. BECKER Dean of Men MR. JOHN R. ANDERSON Director of Admissions Administration DR. HAROLD T. SMITH Vice-President in charge of business affairs and Administrative Head 10 vi G 5 ' .. Q: ' , ' ' eriiaalsmc l, T. rrk51f I . I Ns Registrar Mr. Gerald R. Bodine Public Relations Miss Marilyn Hinkle House Directors Mr. John Copps Mrs. Mabel Mordhorst Chapel Committee Dr. lan Barbour Dr. Russell J. Becker Dr. Marion Dunsmore, chairman Miss .loan Wood-Morse Miss Constance Wilson Q I K' f 5' Upper left: Mr. Wilbur P. Laughlin, Welles Hall Director, Miss Pearl Schoolcraft, Bookstore Manager Upper right, standing: Berdina Rust, Pat Whiteside, Beverly Harbaugh, Rosemary Ernst, Nancy Kelley, W' ' ' Seated: Paulene Wells, Marie Vermeulen, Zeb Culp. L ' Lower left: Miss Bessie lnnle Thomas, Beulah Swynenberg, Louise Kubian .lane Reed, Mrs. Alice Merriman, Mr. Wave L. Noggle. Lower right: Miss Louise Bird, G.N., School Nurse. 12 454: ,Q x-- - - Upper left: Pauline Off, Anna Borawski, Nora Price, Grace Keller, Bertha Berrett, maids. Upper right: Ruth Boyle, Violet Canute, Genevieve Hacker, Margel Gleesing, Lula Lasslett, Elsa Brutans, Adolf Keber, kitchen staff. Center left: Jess Carr, Leonard Daniels, maintenance. Lower left, seated: W. E. Mason, William F. Dunn, Hazel B. Brieve, John Polderman, Russel J. Young, maintenance. Standing: Henry W. Merritt, Jack F. Hawes, Dewey LaCoss, Archie W. Carr, John Gego, Ralph N. Johnson, maintenance. Lower right: Tom Hathaway, Lula Lasslett, Tom Manion, cooks. 13 Faculty Dr. Allen B. Stowe, Chemistry, Dr. H. Lewis Batts Biology, Dr. Hilda Myers, Chemistry. Dr. Thomas 0. Walton, Mathem atics, Dr. Ian Barbour, Mrs. Lewis Batts, Miss Frances Diebold, BiOl09Y- Physics, Dr. Ralph Kerman, Physics. Dr. Elizabeth Mayer, German, Dr. Richard Olmsted, Spanish, Dr. Ethel Kaump, Speech. I Dr. George Bearce, Dr. lvor Spencer, History, Dr. Dr. Walter Waring, Dr. Arnold Mulder, Mr. William Donald Van Liere, Phychology. Burke, English. l5 i l 5 Y -3 Miss Frances Clark, Piano, Mr. Voldemars Rushevlcs, VIOlII'lj Mrs. Mabel Over ey, Voice, Mr. Henry Overley, Organg Mrs. Lillian Baldauf, Cellop Mr. Harry Ray, Pianog Mrs. Beulah Swynenberg, Secretary. Dr.MarionDn ,Rl gM.M'h IW k - . Arl: Dr. LuikeuJ?ll1'lZii1emei,lSlJ9ll'liil1os0igl1Y.lC Ge as Owskyl lrlhrl'Slilci:ilrilgdLL?eEnl3TlSS Barbara Hopkins' Mr' Lloyd l6 l 1 , E toil G rv' Dr. Raymond L. Hightower, Mr. Beniamin Graham, Sociology Mr. Gerald L. Bodine, Education Dr. Eugene R. Beem, Economics Mrs. Helen Mills, Sociology and French Dr. Wen Chao Chen, Mr. Elton W. Ham, Political Science Mr. John A. Copps, Economics '755'?fif '4 ' ' ' 5 I 'LIQW3' ' ' 1 1 E 5 Q 2 E .....l- ..-. Q M. Zilla W 'dau Ytan so its s fr 21 Co cl, 3 0 le .Co Xege Y d S Scion . . ' d Yte ort Corrnecttcutw esKe3 an-0610996 SX? 5 9 ' Now inY5ookY ormkxahs Locat Ynucators. If ' ' h ' tonaX Jani af Xlatamamoo Cohege has. gotaxneg xiurt er na X Scijariqgahyaz 0 rccognxtfxon tor its traxnrng o seten XS 5- , . I fgOo1a'hg24 go Xt hoXds the par score ranhwe Oi SQCOWX ug W2 QEQKEQQ, bf 03655 f,ffOffs,iC0, a Kn the produotxon ot screntxsts xn to SQQCWA Sm S8 . i' .5 W 13. i, f, LZ' We uoifutlfege 11 WSF-Q5 SVOVSOYQA by he Conmcucm X51 QSXQSWOXX ut: ihex set- SS ehf01feZ1?Dgg ? S i II nnd the Carnetite COVVOYYNOYM dfwxfwefmes' 'm?.1ftn's Knstx- of 6 ez- rf Od? Ofs J J' The study Xnotiww WW We ed' 99935 Woduceaynwt and Xt was 'Type fooncyk hi ,157 0 Vcmomx mgms' ol Mnmcw umm wgwtxive trirzes that the adj'-S .Come -Vogheed setenttsts and 'tnto UWCNWSWVECQS not fmm e- X gg departrhents Nmofh ' LVIO uher I O O ' wnxch have red theqn Xnto scten- WOSSNCS 2190 WW 1 xx mot 'selfbe 1,1605 WGA, fl 0 S Q ff. fe 'ns ot mnencen rtenttstsf' Y P 9 X . - i . uf Ou 'Y gr'-overt n. Knapp and Huhert B. '-rn 'orotoenhthe igifgjljfegwpggg Cfefs 2959561 fed bas. Goodrteh, has recenttg been poo- TCCQQY S9815 35 U . fag ap, 01101, dfrsd WIC'-S' hsheo Ko MOV Wm W We Um' Mmfm O1 'Mate 5322 X a hatt ue D ege rf, P5119 0'7?urflfra1 versrt-5 ol Chtcago Yress. nrowoeiew 1 We 5 ,tot 8 Sa ereurfn gh ifblthduaen foam Xh deterrrfxnxng the Toihfml 05 xggsiaxngigagggtielggsgm Km C0347 113 :fd 31323153 awe IA-T00 the coheges, the authors used and W Thegegra 57,6178 v,itl36s' , Rswrdg ll O0 Knows Ot the me VCV-.Ww?a'1. ,Mrs pn. ssrkrn Yrtmsrlv coas e ' ua? asam 26410 eedartes affof- whxch graduates ot venous xns K- YY K K .boxes a page Jgjeryoo fo as I-va 9 .9 d 017,21 pe!! tutrons have contrnued to the doe- he 'ooo e rr 1 383198100 lived! 117o'72p?'Ier I-rrd pe: cr 911 err torate Xevet and uhtmatehj to a QNX- 01 We SPCCQSS, O X ms Oi me targfe asm- alled O 002993 rio Jhnegefz' hsttng Xn Hprrnenean Men or Set- COW-:se Rn SCKQPCG W ef Wx 10,708 esteya fo D 1. f Ifped eq ence? personat duahtg ot the teac Hex Qgiftie W in ht 110 e,.l.P0n.1fOU 511- tlhe The fwewemf Swag' Coeegtyrg start. Xt crted the Xate Dr. Lim ev jowuhqh Sbostifd wsliod 1 Ing amaholfe the 10-year per'xod men rosa. to Ytsh Srntth as an estreorxnnari lmenshifve Cb ha Ug,.P,, Alffoou, SL, 200' 199, Xnctudes an assessment ot OYQNWLQY 595 x9'?Cmg- ,XJ our 365 ' Whos t fs Cs-fglarlfe 01, Dj :D 301701 the retatwe achtevements ot some YQOSY mon? SSWOVSTW X en as Ib 'Ie 9 Pol, by'eS.S1,i bee in S bboslggilrcars A95 Coxxeges and xmwefgrfrqg bgggd txon ot SCXQUCQ XYNNTXZ, 3 'J ' ifheat ja 606-65. Us tbl-'S O11 gb y e 0 IOS on the records or about rsooo ernezoo Coheee. Se .bajejfgefvwadue Oserlifae hlhewh o raduates, and cornprehenswe Somewhat Xaterf' the report In oisecft' g a,ef'ed aWor te:1,b 250 dres ot the '22 setected NRO- eonttnues, tDr. Bohn W3 Horn- pc, Ofsc-QD,-,.j,,,a Era 161,02 by fun. Xeges. I 'oech and tDr. Prhen SJ Stowe '7 S cy, 'Jovi aterd Fud god 1,7 ll case stuotes. eeqne torward to sustatn and ad- f'hO?lar0'.3t If fr.1f,.0pefe,f' htstor- eance thts tradttton Xn other Stetds. astfvgves 01,11 om 6 175' 5' Xn the case ot the 'ototogg depart- fc. D asa, dat. 117110- we must certatnhj note Combo: Gly 'oh e 'onat quahttes ot Nhss Detb,-005103 ffl. 5 topment OU. S Q Y- case stu erat arts cot Xn the sertes ot the authors ezaamtned the Xcat devetopment ot sctentxnc e ucatton, and ertptored methods ot mem, teachtng and the personat quahttes me eicepu ot dtstrngutshed teachers ot set- games gtgootg, eme' 'Yhe report credtts dewve FATYOSAL ?U'F'Y5B3 UY ot the phsjsxcs department Xarg - On that 'casts Y-aXama1,oo Cot- W to the enterprtse and amoxtton Xege achreved a par score oi sec- ot the tate Dr. Bohn XN. 'Born- ond Xn the natxon Rn the produc- 'oect-2. Xt. CKtes the protessxorvat tton or sctenttsts, topped onw 'og caodothtej ot Dr. P-hen B. Stowe, d Cohege Rn Oregon. present head oi the department reahdown tnto speethe ot chemtstxg, and thorough Nath- 'rlahamazoo Cot- emattcat trarnxng 'og Dr. Thomas natton Sn O. KNaXton. and Generat eonetusrons ot the study 'nctude the iohowtngz Xndependent h'oeraX arts eed proporttonatehj ftenttsts than meer- Ytee X11 it 'O ftetds ot setence, Xege ranhed ftrst Hn the chemxstrg. iourth in 'oXoXogg, rhnth tn physrcs. t The hoov- ttnds that Y-atamazoo X. f Yrege Cntiers somewhat trom Coheges produ Heges in tts perttcuter 50 per cent more sc rthj Rn kts ctose Xarge unwersxttes, whhe eng X Xndustrtat Kng and technotogtczu schoots were ntthe extremehg non-produetwe ot set- nttsts. Coheges tn the Nhdwest ctnc Coast sent Sar Xnto the set- e East. Co other eo category prtma connectxons with Xoea devetopments 'ravortng scfxe research' and aXso tn the supertor e tnteheetuat quahtg ot tts students. 2. f XNtth the chernxstrg depart- and on the Ya ' the vanguard, ah set- more graduates on ts have shown su- ences than dtd those tn th m the mtd- 'ihe South produced the Sewest om- sctenttsts hut was Yttgh tn the axnxng ot mathemattctans. oth the costhest and Xeast Ks graduated tew- ' the moder- ment rn departmen etweness 'tro the report c Cohege. tr BY 3. f B enswe sehoo 'sts than dtd ttuttons. ence pertor erie tw entxes onward, ments oh X4eAama1,og cherrhstrg department m ard to. have imitated exp Khg ot sdren- er sdxentx . td the atehj prtced Xnst The he property s the successtut tram ttsts at Xiedantaloo, tor un Re Pfivz 7.021 , Jag Ixalfznmzoo G War. .4- y 4 peffe and 3, 1953 13- I L Q ,Aa - ffrf 1 V fi? . S73 . u X U ANU f I I 1 , 5 S . ,X .fl 0, I x . i l Q , 6 l ww' N 1 X X f? ff iff u mp guewi . 3 - 3 . 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I EJIIEI' li frenz, I 5::' - A 33 l Elim- . 1 WT: I 1 -. . 521-' g 4 Sus Neeser, Robert Otto Hernstat, Gabrielle South Bend, Indiana Detroit PHYSICAL EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGY and SOCIOLOGY Century Forum, treasurer, president Secretary Senior Class Junior Class President ' Secretary Psychology Club senior Class President Wllflerf R091-af L' index Staff K Club, secretary, treasurer, M'Sl1C'WC'kC': lndlanc' Christmas Carol Service . business manager Vice president Senior Class Model Convention Parade Chairman Men's Union Treasurer May Fe-te Dance Chairman Varsity Football, Basketball, Track lntersociety Council CriSSn10n, Nancy Jen Klein, Richard Dean Eiga g Utica A Elkhart, Indiana l ENGLISH LITERATURE lips PSYCHOLOGY Women's League, treasurer, secretary Men's Sophomore Class Secretary Senior Class Treasurer Religious Activities Board Alpha Sigma Delta, secretary, vice-president Dad's Day Chairman Christmas Carol Service May Fete Committee Union, president Psychology Club, president Sherwood, vice-president, treasurer Student-Faculty Council lntersociety Council Senior Class Senate Representative College Players 22 W. K4 H' ini' 4--' I' sr 1 lp 'I .1-'T' ,4 lf Adiei, Theophilus Boso, Gold Coast, West Africa Phi Lambda College Singers - treasurer French Club International Relations Club Bell, Sandra Jean Kalamazoo BIOLOGY and CHEMISTRY Eurodelphian Gamma - secretary Women's League Town Representative May Fete Costume Chairman Christmas Carol Service Biscomb, Helen Margaret Kalamazoo BIOLOGY and ENGLISH LITERATURE Eurodelphian Gamma Christmas Carol Service Spanish Club Blandford, Laura Grand Rapids ENGLISH LITERATURE and SPEECH Women's League - service chairman, president Student Senate International Relations Club French Club - secretary, treasurer Alpha Sigma Delta - Vice-president, president lntersociety Council Christmas Carol Reader Boers, Leonard, III Kalamazoo SPANISH Ball, Donald Lee Kalamazoo CHEMISTRY Sherwood Phi Kappa Alpha Bergan, John Richard La Grange, Illinois MUSIC Newman Club Basketball College Singers - secretary Bishop, Thomas Dean Benton Harbor MUSIC Overley Society - president Bach Festival Economics Club International Relations Club Phi Lambda Philo Glee Club President- Student Chapter, American Guild of Organists Blankson, Essell Henry Accra, Gold Coast, Wesi' Africa ECONOMICS and POLITICAL SCIENCE International Relations Club French Club Economics Club Boothby, James E., II St. Joseph Psvcnoiocv International Relations Club Psychology Club WJMD Intramural Football Cheerleader 23 is Carrington, Nancy Murch Paw Paw BIOLOGY Alpha Lambda Delta Kappa Pi May Fete Court Clark Alan R Beaver Dam Wisconsin ECONOMICS . .M , . G , Dm I f MUST s !. ' .,.' , 4' Century Forum - treasurer AIIIQ.. ff i ' 55 , ovfff, fglii ' wir I , WF Women s League - vice president Trowbridge House Council- Freshman representative Spirit of Christmas Cox, Roger C. Detroit Economics Joint House Council- president Sherwood - president Intramural Sports Intersociety Council Economics Club Davis, George Arthur Grosse Pointe CHEMISTRY Century Forum Intramural Sports Doyle, John D. Kalamazoo HISTORY Emerson, Sally Louise Port Huron SOCIOLOGY Trowbridge House Council - recreation chairman WJMD 24 Intramural Sports Varsity Baseball Economics Club Crothers, Lou Royal Oak socioioov Ellen Eurodelphian Gamma Cheerleader College Singers - vice president Christmas Carol Service Women's League Music Chairman Philo Glee Club K-dettes Overley Society De Vos, Jo hn Kalamazoo MATHEMATICS Varsity Tennis Edward Dudley, Gordon La Grange, Illinois POLITICAL SCIENCE Varsity Basketball, Erickson, Sue Rockford SPEECH Alpha Sigma Delta College Singers Players Club Baseball Helen j f Fowltff Il' T. llalc'-IU: 5o:e9.S':' Eenlfr T lnlzsri 5' Hurilm: b list Cliiv Fi' . s , a AFM- laibx I.: - Q sigxtx HUIIIIM A 'N I wg. ixi li: 5 Cie. kill:-s X ii We -I K in ' 1--. ' ' tri, 1 Q A ,fi N N.. 'N kg, '-fi' I s:y ' hi 1. S Q . , is v-el, N Wag l . 4' 'M-,. S vi vxvtlitiil ' s.,f, is 5 h X Spinal i hm! lap. bid' uv ll' 'dt Qgiff PW ,9 Y 'Y' I in Georgi, Carol Ruth Detroit Music Alpha Lambda Delta -treasurer Alpha Sigma Delta - secretary, president Overley Society - secretary College Singers WJMD Dormitory Assistant Fowler, Lloyd Arthur Kalamazoo SOCIOLOGY Century Forum Intramural Sports Hart, Francis Dean Mason CHEMISTRY Arnesman, Barbara Hoiland Upper Darby, Pennsylvania Gossell, Bar Saginaw MUSIC College Singers bara A. Alpha Sigma Delta Overley Society - president Hall, Edmund James, Jr. New York, New York LABOR RELATIONS International Relations Club - president Century Forum Boiling Pot staff Index staff WJMD Varsity Baseball Bridge Club Campaign Manag Economics Club College Players Intramural Sports Veterans Club er, Model Convention Hobson, Janet Marie Grosse Pointe HISTORY Eurodelphian Gamma Dormitory Assista nt Chairman May Fete Horn, Elaine Joanne Berwyn, Illinois CHEMISTRY Women's League - publicity chairman RELLGLON Alpha Sigma Delta-vice president International Relations Club - secretary Boiling Pot staff WJMD Model Convention Huffmon, Glenna Mae Jackson, Frances Louise Detroit River Forest, Illinois PHYSICAL EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGY and SOCIOLOGY WRA Eurodelphian Gamma Players Club Christmas Carol Service Girls Varsity Tennis - captain Index staff College Players Psychology Club Overley Society Bach Festival 25 I -5 -. is. ,565 1 3 Kontur, Lee Paul LaGrange, Illinois PSYCHOLOGY Psychology Club - treasurer K Club Luse, Robert Arthur Coldwater CHEMISTRY Index staff Phi Lambda - secretary, chaplain Dormitory Assistant Phi Kappa Alpha WJMD Religious Affairs Board Religious Emphasis Week Committee Mclntyre, Clyde W. Joliet, Illinois ENGLISH LITERATURE and PHILOSOPHY Phi Lambda French Club Phi Kappa Alpha Meux, Milton Otto Kalamazoo PSYCHOLOGY Madrigal Singers Men's Double Quartette Band Orchestra Woodwind Quartet Mixed String-Woodwind Quartet International Relations Club Psychology Club Phi Lambda Phi Kappa Alpha Bach Festival Orchestra Morrell, James Wilson Kalamazoo SPEECH Index staff- editor Pi Kappa Delta - president Century Forum WJMD Student Senate Varsity Golf Forensics Bridge Club Freshman Class President 26 Kuskevics, Karl T. Kalamazoo RELIGION Phi Lambda Student' Fellowship Overley Society Phi Kappa Alpha Kappa Delta Chi American Guild of Organists, student chapter McColl, John Alexander East Grand Rapids BIOLOGY and CHEMISTRY Mauer, Edwin Louis Kalamazoo BIOLOGY and CHEMISTRY Sherwood - treasurer Newman Club -treasurer Intramural Basketball Montgomery, Milton G. Detroit SPEECH Sherwood - president College Players WJMD Inter-society Council Dad's Day Master of Ceremonies Model Convention Philo Glee Club Campus Chest Committee Myers, Harry Vernon Fort Wayne, Indiana cuemisnzv WJMD Phi Lambda German Club Welles Hall Committee College Singers Intramural Sports I' Nelffl, I i SMI zffgif FOLK-Ll vu' . JY , 36 ' Sita' .2 4' of 1155 . If , :f if . fl'-1 1 J' l' ,, 1 Siva I. ' , -.: I--, s cle? :J WL Z. Ill: Fix lnllf' , f NlelS0i J' cliffs: I ' m:.f.:: Kerr: : . Psyfii? lnEe'f'3'5 ' Perl. llaiv .nb F:' '.1' FEE'-I-:':f E.'::e:':A . lr'e::::' Q: list' I.: Pew: 5, asf., tm I Gum A :Wit M -if -I T 'itu- 2'-. . I if if IW, I in eq: Ns. .t., In .f.a,,, Q Q sf--w ' cfm' if ,,,. me. Le, F' .fr signal J' ll' i it fd Q lr, il W 3 iktmler Nelson, Richard Leonard South Bend, Indiana POLITICAL SCIENCE and ECONOMICS Student Senate -Junior Representative, Treasurer Boiling Pot Business Staff- manager Student-Faculty Council Phi Lambda- vice president College Singers College Players Economics Club - vice president Philo Glee Club Intramural Sports Nielson, Carol Chicago, Illinois PSYCHOLOGY Kappa Pi - treasurer Psychology Club International Relations Club Peck, Marilyn Lucille Port Huron FRENCH and SOCIOLOGY Eurodelphian Gamma - president lntersociety Council French Club Peyos, Epaminondas Athens, Greece POLITICAL SCIENCE Quarshie, Odiko Accra, Gold Coast, West Africa BIOLOGY Phi Lambda French Club International Relations Club Niedringhaus, Thomas E. Kalamazoo ECONOMICS Economics Club Phi Kappa Alpha Varsity Baseball Nye, Almonte Everette, lll Kalamazoo cHEMisrRY Varsity Football Varsity Golf Varsity Track Intramural Basketball K-Club Petrilli, A. David Grand Rapids PHILOSOPHY Program Director, Station Manager, WJMD Index staff Phi Lambda Student-Faculty Council Pickering, Roger Alan Flint' CHEMISTRY Fencing Instructor French Club German Club Phi Lambda Phi Kappa Alpha Robins, Owen Hill Battle Creek BIOLOGY and CHEMISTRY Assistant Intramural Sports Manager 27 Schultz, Richard W. Pleasant Ridge ECONOMICS Sherwood Intramural Sports Economics Club Smith, Ruthellen H. Coldwater MUSIC Christmas Carol Service Overley Society - treasurer Stevens, Richard James Riverside, Illinois ECONOMICS Economics Club Newman Club K-Club Index staff- Business Manager Century Forum - treasurer Varsity Tennis Varsity Golf Intramural Sports WJMD Stommen, John Philip Kalamazoo ENGLISH Boiling Pot staff -Sports Editor Index staff- Sports Editor Student Senate - MIAA Representative Intramural Sports Varsity Basketball K-Club Athletic Publicity Director Thiel, Malcom Gravett St. Joseph ECONOMICS Century Forum Economics Club 28 Shanor, Katherine Anne Comstock Park ENGLISH Eurodelphian Gamma Index staff Overley Society Stateler, Jane Deborah Glen Ellyn, Illinois HISTORY and POLITICAL SCIENCE - Alpha Sigma Delta -treasurer Alpha Lambda Delta - president, senior advisor French Club- president, secretary- treasurer Players Club - treasurer Index staff- circulation manager Economics Club International Relations Club Model Democratic Convention Stolle, Louis Kalamazoo HISTORY and ECONOMICS Cross Country Stromberg, June Florence Traverse City SPEECH Pi Kappa Delta - secretary-treasurer Kappa Pi - secretary, president Trowbridge House Council - secretary, president Women's League Student Chairman, National Pi Kappa Delta Convention Homecoming Court May Fete Court, Queen Junior Class Secretary Timmer, Richard F. Grand Rapids CHEMISTRY and BIOLOGY Phi Lambda Varsity Track Cross Country tolli' Kdlff ENGLISH Phi W If lnlfmmopc 'Q KUPPC M ' UPW5' I' kdm' IIOIOGI Ilphl 3' Wallace, W Chicugc hm ENGIISI- . Ei1'.i Alphc Jw: presiaer' IHIEISXIEW :ggi Irowbdqgf qu, J Dom Wlldg, 5. IM-.. at ms, CEIIIQ-x ik? IIIITQ5-k,,: WI ns. BIQIQQI Cemum hw JS shnfi we Ist we ' 'N ! QL . 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Wilson, Gerald Orton K 'c c Kalamazoo PHYSICS and PHILOSOPHY Phi Lambda BIOLOGY and CHEMISTRY Phi Kappa Alpha Century Forum K-Club Newman Club- president Varsity Track and Cross Country French Club Intramural Sports Varsity Baseball Newman Club Philo Glee Club Index staff 29 '53 s S X xx? x 2' .I :fi I -3? 1'-s QQQ ,J Bbxkiifzi af ., I , - I ' fwvbxf 1-as '- afiygwe ':fff:.r3x-:. -' . I .K-923 L 129-RTS? . 'l 1,55 xx r .-rx . E-Ee.-nxwly: ..f,.fRQ-N Q '71 I -J-1' 'Ig'-.:,.,51 gfgfff-Ry qv 4.71 1:17-I 'R Cya, - 1:4-'I tat'-I-w'1' 5 E i wiv. ,f f gf W ,- N A 1 1 . , L .. J 2: 3 au. x M., int! MT HZ-5. ' Y W 1 f ,Q Q, ' fi 1, W F I A, ,. A if Qi it . S Y . Q fx r V if r . f x t Vgltg fl . X W i P ,V V ,Y 4 V'-Nw-x - W ,x 4. wir' . .M f X 1.73 A gg .f Q x I? a , f Q , ' A ' -xi i X ll V ' A A. 5 535, ' -xx ww Y X + L, zzzg I Vz. . x ww ' V, . S xg. iw .1 eif, ,Q .Q ' Nf - 2 -ww.-f .NW , ,-.- Q g 'W . . A k 'G ay '4 b ,A,,' N. X N ef, D X ' f . 5 M.. ...Q 'M' xxQ Nw? JA. w fm If . as ,, Ty 'W . Q Q sig A W Q - -v N I . 4 Yi' if ' ,Q a , 'GTF' '. fl' nc: V l l l Junior Officers Maynard Dewey, vice-president, Jim McFadden, treasurer, Carol Adams, president, Chuck Goodsell, senate representative. Not pictured: Marilyn Beardsley, secretary. Sophomore Officers Koii Kanai, treasurer, Mary Jane Beattie, secretary, Hank VanDomelen, president, Alice Hyers, vice-president, Chuck Seifert, senate representative Fresh man Cfficers Georgia Showalter, secretary, Max Evans, vice-president, Bill Bourne, president, Jacob Slonimski, treasurer, Marilyn Everett, senate representative F O Juniors I hw Q J l Back row: Chuck Goodsell, Dick M v W' l Flemming, Gene Wright, Jim Bam- ,Mw bacht. mb, 'F Front row: Bill Way, Marilyn Beardsley, Jean Hathaway, Shir- ley Ind, Marvin Schultz. Back row: Arleigh Dodson, Keith Wright, Dean Forhan. V Front row: Manny Glasser, Jean ' 'M' Clapp, Betty Brenner, Ted Tiffany. - sse :?lve. ,A Back row: Maynard Youngs, Ven- ,Q W ice Bernard. Front row: Sue Van Houten, Naida ,-'ff Shimer, John Hinga,'JuIia Dean, H' M4 I Jane Bennetts. ,M If if T' r -Lf? , -K iw 0 ,F. . in 33 J 5.51253 W' X ex., ': ig 3y,f 2 , .x X- 7 M,,g:.,: .. fffsj , 215' - , ' ga, r V., Q M H iv -1-' X ' ' K ,J Wx in 4 if X .A . zlsff-Q 1' 'If .-.iiie f - ' ' il., X in EU .xxx i sig iff ,QNQQX xx S f XS? -xg? X X X X S V3 if X555 Q N rx fig K X rs sb... NN .. xx X' fyfgyf L1 , ,,,, 4 ,. -vlilonmnmemnnmrm Juniors Sophomores Virginia O'Brien, Dick Crawford, Rayma Ray, Gary MacMillan, Bar- bara Brown, John Peterson. Standing: Shirley Ketchen, Kathy Rutherford, Phil Lewis. Seated: Dan McFadden, Marion Johns. Back row: Paul Scutter, Al Patzer Bill Baum, Jerry Ludwig. Front row: Art Hill, Mary McDon ald, Shirley Lostutter, Alvin Priehs Back row: Mary Palmer, Sue Pir- nie, Phil Kellar. Front row: Lynn Simms, Margaret Wong, Koji Kanai. Back row: Bob Copeland, Bill Foster, Leon Grosnickle, lack Wolf. Front row: Chuck MOl'ellO, Mary Killeen. Sophomores Lett to right: Rafael Bendek, Tom Smith, Sam Allerton, John O'Brien, Shirley Boers, Gene Czarnecki, Dave Brethauer. Left to right: Rudy Planert, Ingrid Scharenloerg, Howard Hirschy, Werner Schmidt, Marcia Wood. Left to right: Steve Styers, Don Steinhilber, Jean Rogers, Hank Van Domelen, Elaine Johansen, Dick Davis, Judy Robertson, Rudy Planert. vc: 'V 3' P,- ,xx f. 6 ,X ' Sophomores Freshmen Bob Cramp Mary Jean Mertz Al Clark Helen Blrdsell Dave Kim- ball Alice Curtis Seated: Mary Lester, Georgia Showalter, Kathy Simms, Endrene Peterson. Standing: Pat Manion. Seated: Martha Hoard, Fritz Dow, Nancy Higdon. Standing: Jim Myers, Roger Hill- man, John Nelson, Tim Lemon. P al Freshmen Back row: Lloyd Patterson, Walter Root. Front row: Phil Rathbun, Margery Cordes, Kathy Wood, Alice Woodruff. Back row: Isabelle Johnston, Warren Glass, JoAnne Jicka. Front row: Bill Haring, Marge Winward, Marylou Howell. Back row: John Forslund, Tom Hathaway. Front row: Pete Davidson, Pat Greenwood, Lois Frey, John Fowler. 7 lg vu' i ,. arm Q, v 1 I 'Li fig! ll Freshmen Stew Stafford, Duane Arnold, Bill Bourne, Norma Lee Durham, Dick Bowser. Back row: Dick Brown, Carolyn Gustafson, Tom Anderson. Front row: Lola Johnson, Dave Crane, Bert Crooks. Back row: Donna Tiffany, John Milne, Irene Olson, Susan Prince. Front row: Ann Thompson, Donna Ullrey. Freshmen Back row: Dwight Baker, Ruth Chamberlain, Jim Allison. Front row: Ellen Brooks, Bob Arends, Jess Armand. Back row: Herb Lipschitz, John LaMonte, Tony LaScala. Front row: Jean Mclntyre, Gretch- en Bahr, Karen Lavery. Back row: Jerry Webster, Paul Van Stone, Ray Niedzielski, Jack Slonimsky. - Front row: JoAnne Keller, Bob Skora, Monica Evans, Marian Hergert. K he YQ' N, 1 . Q 'A 4 Sw ,w,,,,,A,Mr ft 1 ,Sis 5 my W 1' . , ..,, g,.A S 1 ,QA f f,,g.4z4 52Qg,Q3SX5, wx . xy b-i pgxlfsj f Tizw iim 1 ,i p AX -' - I ,K zu, N A' . v ,,. If 'N iv yi -. I i 1 S ORGANIZATIONS 4.-is W 1'MWSR-ivW'f-' . Ss? A 5 N fir SQ, 5 Mwfy, I , Q, 1' W 5 ff f Ml, XM! , fm ,f gf X f , 1, -f f 1 . , nr f ff .2 jf 4 '- I , T gf . , 'Qi kwa i SH Q , y kiaruw li I' xl vas -Q X me 2 1, , if , 4? I ,1 . 2 fm fm: . f S Ji X X Q X . J ,Q . Q .rm i J 2 Q . H ' r X ixigfhgig X A gb 0 ga X K. . , 'H S 41 ' QAa,34.'QYt l Q Ol 04 ' JQJJS In '41 Y A X X, '-s . .Ly ww, xixx, W , W . , Xf ? . f 'Q f 7 . 7 , ,lj 'v ' 'Q A K 13, W . X D 1 4 , . 3 1 , . fl 'la Left to right: Joan Wood-Morse, Index, Bill Rogers, Religious Affairs, Connie Wilson, Forensics, Dick Klein, Senior Class, Men's Union, Jean Hathaway, Vice-President, Dick Nelson, Treas- urer, John Peterson, President, Lucia Scavarda, Secretary, Sue Stapleton, Boiling Pot, Chuck Goodsell, Junior Class, Laura Blandford, Women's League, Chuck Seifert, Sophomore Class, Marilyn Everett, Freshman Class, John Forslund, M.l.A.A. Student Senate Student- Faculty Council Seate Wood-Morse. dz Dr' H' T' Smllhf John Peterson, Mrs. Maynard Cassady, Dr. Ivor Spencer, Joan Sfvndins: M0 llY ' Everett, Chuck Seifert, Dr. Donald Van Liere Mr John Copps Dave Petrilli, Chuck Goodsell, Dr. Ral h K D . R I P BUNCH, I' ussell Becker, Dick Klein. 46 lntersociety Council J Ji 8 5 , 5 Seated: Carol Georgi, Alpha,Sig, Pete Lenox, Philo, Gloria Wallace, Alpha Sig. Standing: June Stromberg, Kappa, Dean Forhan, Century, Mac Montgomery, Sherwood, Marilyn Peck, Euro, Gayle Smith, Kappa, Dick Klein, Sherwood. Phi Kappa Alpha Alpha Lambda Delta Seated: Dr. Hilda Myers, Dr. Donald Van Liere, Dr. Allen Stowe, Dr. Marion Dunsmore. Standing: Dr. Ivor Spencer, Milton Meux, Roger Pickering, Tom Niedringhaus, Bill Rogers, Don Ball, Clyde Mclntyre, Shirley lnd, Al Arkell, Herb Grench, Bob Luse, Dick Wilson, Mr. H. Lewis Batts, Jr., Dick Crawford, Dr. lan Barbour, Louis Brake- man. ' L17 Seated: Susan Pirnie, treasurer, Tcrry Hansen, SCCfCl0fY, Shirley Boerg, president, Martha Hoard, vice-president. Standing: Betty Brenner, Gretchen Bahr, Joan Hathaway, Mar Jane Beattie Lois Frey Jean Mclntyre Marilyn Draper, Y I ' ' Jane Stateler, Monica Evans, Janet Osborn, Norma Lee Durham, Donna Ullrey. Women's eague ll i Front: Nancy Crissman, secretary, Laura Blandford, president, Susan Pirnie, treasurer. Back: Norma Durham, Elaine Horn, June Strom berg, Janet Hobson, Sally Horn. Not pictured: Marilyn Beordsley, vice president. Trowbridge House l .Q is i-fi .. -R ' w . ik' dim TCC 51,15 4 11 gffi W ' -iillggffg f.'.ff1 v-1-rain ? qui , ,Ti 'Q yi , Ji 4. ' L ' i 'r ' , i nfill ' 11. I1 i , 41, -,i I? 4 'i ,f .gj Front: Mary Jane Beattie, first vice-president, Mrs. Maynard Cassady, June Strom- berg, president, Mrs. Mabel Mordhorst, Carol Georgi, second vice-president. Back: Gloria Wallace, treasurer, Marilyn Draper, freshman representative, Sue Stapleton, Sally Emerson, recreation chairman, Evelyn Biek, secretary. -48 ,., 'if V. ar x ,Q 1 6145577 fs, f, yi cg: Joint House Council Suv First' row: Jim McFadden, Treasurer, Roger Cox, President, Carol Adams, Vice President. Second row: Bill Way, Secretary, Dean Forhon. Third row: Chuck Seifert, Dick Brown, Keith Wright, Vice President. Men s Unlon 'FF' First row: Dick Klein, President, Roger Gull, TYCOSUVQV- Second row: Bob Von Horn, Secretory, Bob Miyagowo, VICG Pfevdeni 49 April 15-19, College Singers' Tour lt was a cold, rainy morning when the 45 members ot the College Singers, spirits undampened, climbed aboard the bus that was to take them on their annual spring tour. Their first stop was in Mishawaka, Indiana, where they presented a program in the high school. Other cities where they presented programs, under the direction of Mr. Henry Overley, included La Grange, Illinois, Hinsdale, Illinois, Mil- waukee, Wisconsin, Waukesha, Wisconsin, and Chicago, where they closed the tour with a concert in Orchestra Hall. While in Milwaukee, they recorded a program to be broadcast over WCAN of that city. 50 ,HK .C H9 X rf O 1 :P an Sxuzmymu-Mm vw-mf-Asrrmsmwfmm -ww ,....... E EWWN M 4' fig -, ,,.,, - ' ' , V f : V i if ,M ,,..,,, ,k,, W ,... M ,.,., W J. VA,A.Y , .,,A ..,,g.4,g ' , . J 'Wg - f . ' , Ib ,,,.,,,e.7,.,,M-,.,? Q QV? i f E ' 1 , 2 f L rg.: EI: , f K - Q . g K IR 5 Q s., i m f V 2 1 X if A X' g ., K , Y il' L. , 2 l E it h o i Varsity Quartette and K-Defies Left to right: Gene Karnafel, Stan Farnsworth, Dick Barnett, Bill Rogers, Barbara Brown, Irma Grissom, Martha Hoard. U Overley Society Row l: Gene Karnafel, Vice president, Barbara Gogsell, President, Donna Houghtby, Program Chair man, Mr. Harry Ray, Mrs. Henry Overley, Mr. Henry Overley, Ruthellen Smith, Treasurer, Sue Pirnic Secelary, Bill Bourne, Program Chairman. Row 2: Isabelle Johnston, Jean Hathaway, Elaine Johansen, Marion Hergert, Marjorie Burgslahler Carol Georgi, Mary Lou Howell, Martha Hoard, Arvie Bunning. Row 3: Don Dayton, Tom Bishop, Irma Grissom, Jo Anne Jicka, Mary Steiner, Barbara Brown Bert Vermeulen, Jack Bergan, John LaMonte. 51 it fb- 1 w YQ, 0' . 'Nl AF? pk +9 ' 'Y A mmmmen'sni2s Q A . 1 5 . ' if 1 A wiki' gi 'ea 5 1 tl wr: 'Q Y' -'P rirsr ro N Second row: Sally Carol Georgi, C W: GFIC Y Third row: Dorothy Jene Mclntyre, Fourth row: Donna wood, Sandra ris Horn, Donna Tiffany, Marylou Howell Jean Mertz Al' W , , ice oodruff, Sue Prince Lois Frey. Cadieux, Arvie Bunning, lrene Olson, Jane Stateler, Margery Cordes, Jane BennellS Evie Smith, Irma Grissom, Gladys Lyon, Mary Jane Beattie, Alice Hyers. Ullr L ' ' ey, oulse Bird, Lola Johnson, Martha Hoard, Marcia Vander Meer, Pat Green Barth, Noida Shimer, Norma Durham, Laura Blandford. 52 sman, Gloria Wallace, Sue Van Houten, Julia Dean. ,,, First row: John Hinga, Frank Ward, Don Mclntyre, Pete Lenox, Jack Price, Bob Luse, Howard Hirschy. Tim Lemon. Second row: Milton Meux, Roger Pickering, Louie Brakeman, Stan Farnsworth, Dick Crawford. TOIT1 Smith, Jim McFadden, Carl Koenen, Pam Peyos, Dave Petrilti. Third row: Dick Flemming, Les Greene, Bob Cramp, Sy Glarum, Dick Wilson, Chuck Goodsell, Emerson Campbell, Bill Rogers, Dick Nelson, Fred Hudson, Max Evans, Dick Crooks. Fourth row: Larry Dieterman, Phil Kellar, Duane DeVries, Dick Davis, Marv Schultz, Theo Adiei, Dick Quarshie, Gene Karnafel, Harry Meyers, Tom Hathaway, Chuck Seifert, Koii Konoi. 53 L! i' 1 up lf., e 'IR l. -915 X- 5321939 Y-.51 f 32 2115 i t 5' fi fn , 'T l L . First row: John Grody, Dick Brown, Bill Bourne, Dick Klein, Wes Brown, John Nelson. Second row: Bob Thomason, Ed Mouer, Bill Woy, Ed Yople, Bob Lyons, Mill Montgomery, Alvin Priehs, Buzz Dewey, Roger Cox, Dr. Donold Von Liere. Third row: Bob Pfister, Poul Von Stone, Rudy Plonert, Bill Horing, Pot Monion. Fourth row: Tom Anderson, Phil Rothbun, Duane Arnold, John Plontefober, Steve Styers, Stu Stofford Rhine Jager. 1 Fifth row: Werner Schmidt, John Milne, Bob Arends, Roy Niedzielski, A. T. K. McCullough, Phil Johnson, Jerry McLeod, Don Livingston. 55 N X . - 4 VI First row: Gayle Smith, Evie Biek, Marilyn Morrell, Ann Thompson, Helen Birdsell. Second row: Janet Beebe, Dr. Ethel Kaump, advisor, Elaine Kontz. ' Third row: Marjorie Burgstahler, Marian Peet, Connie Wilson, Endrene Peterson, Marilyn Everett, Barbara Brown. Fourth row: Lynn Simms, June Stromberg, Nancy Wilcox, Sue Laycock, Gail Greenman, Shirley Lostutter, Jane Mallory, Jean Londergan, Mary Killeen. Fifth row: Carol Nielson, Kipp Voorhees, Venice Bernard. 56 'VLJQH' SFZLJ V , . JW First row: Jim Fowler, Gene Czarnechu, Bob Copland, Jim Wilson, Jack Wolf, Robert Neeser, Deon Forhan, David Kimble, Dan McFadden, Arthur Hill. Second row: William Little, Arleigh Dodson, Al Tucker, John LaMonte, Gene Fowler, Fred Wiche, Joe Williamson, David Stuut, Dave Moran. Third row: Maynard Youngs, Vern Mario, Ed Staren, Dave Brethauer, William Foster, Jess Armand, Roger Gill, Rafael Bendek, Tom Wylie, Carl Nelson. Fourth row: James Cameron, John Forslund, Jerry Webster, Phillip Lewis, Bob Hegadus, Herbert Lip- schitz, Keith Wright, Charles Morello, Donald Beaver, Roy Stricker. 57 Inter-Church Student Fellowship Religious Affairs Committee Jean Rogerg, Mr. Henry Overley, Mary Jane Beattie, Dr. Marion Dunsmore, Mr. Louis Baits, Mr. John Copps. 1 N Kappa Delta Chi Seated: Lola Johnson, Arvie Bunning, Bert Crooks, Mary Jane Faugust, Steve Styers, Bert Vermeulen, president. Standing: Mary Lou Howell, Fred Hudson, Dick Davis, Warren Glass, Pat Greenwood, Wes Brown, secretary-treasurer, Donna Tiffany, Betty Brenner, vice president. Newman Club Seated: Jerry Wilson, Ed Yaple, vice-president: Ed Mauer, treasurer: Dave James, president: Louise Bird, secretary, Frank Ward. Standing: Tim Lemon, Carl Koenen, Larry Dieter- man, Ruth Chamberlain, Dick Stevens, Werner Schmidt, Ray Niedzielski, Gayle Smith, Pat Manion. International Relations Club Seated: Elaine Horn, secretary, Pam Peyos, vice- president, Louis Brakeman, president, Betty Brenner, publicity chairman. Standing: Janet Osborn, Essel Blankson, Werner Schmidt, Chuck Goodsell, Dick Quarshie, Theo Adiei. German Club Seated: Carl Koenen, President, Janet Osborn, Vice president, Dr. Elizabeth Mayer, Advisor, Ingrid Scharenberg. Standing: Tom Anderson, Dick Brown, Joanne Keller, Paul Van Stone, Mary Jane Faugust, Roger Pickering, Werner Schmidt. Psychology C ub Seated: Gaby Hernstat, Secretary, Dick Klein, President, Pete Lenox, Treasurer. Standing: Dr. Russell Becker, Zelda Zook, Marcia Vander Meer, Patty Victor, Janet Osborn, Gary MacMillan, Fran Jackson, Carol Nielson, Naida Shimer, Dr. Donald Van Liere. Forensics Standing: Duane Arnold Stewart Stafford Sally Horn Je L d K' V h Alice Hyers Maynard Dewe an on ergan :pp oor ees une Stromberg . ' I 1 , , ,J I I Y. Seated: Connie Wilson, Dr. Ethel Kaump. Economics Club Seated: Mr. John Copps, advisor, Tom Niedringhaus, president, Carol Adams, treasurer, Jim McFadden, Dick Nelson, vice president, Dr. Eugene Beem, advisor. Standing: Ed Staren, Jane Stateler, Keith Wright, John Peterson, Carl Nelson, Essel Blankson, Roger Cox, Dan McFadden, Ed Hall, Don Steinhilber, Dick Barnett, Tom Bishop, Al Clark, Betty Brenner. :Sl Row one: The Board of Directors: Harry Myers, Head Engineer, Sue Laycock, Co-Program Director, Dave Petrilli, Station Manager and PD, Zelda Zook, Secretary, Sy Glarum, Chief Engineer. Not in picture: Fred Wiche and John Peterson. Row two: Bill Foster, Jerry Webster, Chuck Morello, Don Dayton, Jim Boothby, Art Hill, Dick Bowser, Bill Bourne. Row three: Phil Wagner, Bob Thomason, Jerry Ludwig, Don Livingston. W. J. M. D. lgqgbiff QW W.J.M.D., the 630 Spot On Your Dial, The Student Voice of Kalamazoo Colleqe Serving the Campus . . . From the Chapel . . . From Out of Town 62 . . . From its Studios . . . With Entertainment . . . And With Music, News, and Sports. Index -i Shirley Lostutter, Feature Editor, Maynard Youngs, Business Manager, Joan Wood-Morse, Editor-in-Chief. Seated: Duane DeVries, Assistant Editor, Judy Robertson, News Editor. One of the major problems in any college is to let the right hand know what the left hand is doing. The most practical way of doing this is through the school paper, the Index. Under the man- agement and direction of the editor, Joan Wood-Morse, this necessary coordination was achieved. The office hummed constantly with activity. The typists, writers, and editors were busy working on the next publication. The business staff gathered ads, the artists planned the layouts, the copy staff and sports staffs added their parts, and fi ll h ' ' ' na y t e typlsts put everything together to produce the desired result, llth' I 11 is weeks Index. Slflndmg- DOH DClYl0n, Shirley lostutter, Tim Lemon, Dave Petrilli, Kay Shanor. Seated: Mary Jane Faugust. 64 Jack Price, Circulation Manager, Maynard Youngs Standing: Mary Jane Faugust, Duane DeVries, Betty Brenner, Shirley Lostutter. Seated: Kay Shanor, Judy Robert- son. John Stommen, Sports Editor, Pete Lenox. mls ,egg IJ, 51,1 . . 3 1 ff 'Q .. ,2.,:'? -ff , JW - fra ' M? .,, ... W .5 XJ!! f gf ,fm 'Me esgnk n Ilitl QC? If 'YB 'S ,n, .... ALM.. Q Q Vsw Seated: Mary Jane Beattie, Art Editor, Gladys Lyon, Copy Editor, Cathy Rutherford, Assistant Editor. Standing: Dr. Walter Waring, Faculty Advisor. Boiling Pot Seated: Glad Standing: Tim Lemon, Marjorie Co,-dns. YS LYON' CUHYY Rvlherford Joanne Keller 66 ,W Left to right: Jean Hathaway, Co-editor, James McFadden, Business Manager, Sue Stapleton, Co-editor. Working hard but ever so quietly is the Boiling Pot staff. From the beginning of the school year in September the wheels of the new staff begin to turn. This year under the direction of Sue Stapleton and Jean Hathaway the contracts were signed, layouts planned, and copy was edited. James McFadden was in charge of the very important business staff. The photography staff was also on the iob with cameras, putting onto film the everyday life on Kalamazoo College campus. When every- thing was put together, finishing touches were added and the i953 Boiling Pot was off to the printer. A year book and a college year that we can point to with pride. 67 X S- xg- xm. sgxq Xfxg WE f' ff,i4f 12 f ,. 7 X ,, ff if -sw. 5 , x as 4 sf f x Q W I FQ X. iw Yu day at the football game. The Hornets were victorious and after the outdoor barbeque alumni and students alike enioyed laughing at the various displays around the campus. The dance in the evening was o great success for all. For the freshmen it was the first big college dance, for the alumni it was the reuniting of old college friends. When the last dance of the evening was over, the dancers realized with a nostalgic feeling that the wonderful weekend was over. 7l December - Christmas Clear cold nights, sparkling snow, brightly decorated trees, and Chr -all of this and more make up the Christmas season istmas candles on campus. lt was a crystal night when the girls and their escorts walked through the sparkling snow to Welles Hall for the Christmas formal, The Winter Whirl. There for three wonderful hours they danced in the cool atmosphere created by soft music and blue lights. Along 72 with the excitement of the Christmas dance, there was a calmness of expectation, for the most beautiful service of the year was presented in the chapel, the Christmas Carol Service. Girls dressed all in white and carrying lighted candles filled the chancel, singing carols announcing the birth of the Christ-Child. Marilyn Everett as the Spirit of Christmas lighted the candle of Christmas while Constance Wilson and Laura Blandford read the story of the first Christmas. 73 February 21 - Washington Banquet February, the month of presidents, brings the traditional celebration of the birthday of the first president of the United States. George Washington is honored each year with a formal banquet and dance. This year the atmosphere was festive in Welles as the diners gathered to eat the traditional cherry filled menu. After the dinner everyone went to Hoben Lounge where refreshments were served and entertainment presented. The program then indicated a return to Welles for dancing. The hall had undergone an unbelievable change. White and red cherry trees were everywhere. The dancers seemed to be in Washington's own cherry orchard. When the clock struck twelve. all left the dream world of the seventeen hundreds and went into the cold February night. This was the ond of another wonderful evening on campus. 711. as Our doors reveal students gathering for informal social events. Coffee hours in Hoben, bridge sessions in Welles, get togethers with friends-all these represent the not-so serious side of life on our campus. C 75 ff y, ff 7 N The doors to the society rooms swing wide, revealing plans cmd practices for the Philo Show, held November 22, the Euro-Sherw and 7 and the Century Minstrel Show, presented March 21. ood Winter Carnival, February 6 7 6 - X X Nix x ,XY , -f fn 4 ,f U z 3 fi , ,, Eff -f. -W W Yak, I E O fg:'!2X'ff -y,'-' f 'i L 4 if 14, W7 ' f-5 : X we fy , - . A - ww- ff f . , , K. gk ,X Q eligious Emphasis Week 78 'Nu 'N 'sl km. 1 Q 5 The Religious Activities Board is in charge of the chapel services, campus chest drive, meditations, grace before meals, and Religious Emphasis Week. The advisor of the board is Dr. Marion Dunsmore and the chairman this year was Bill Rogers. The board is very important to the religion on campus. Without it we would not have the well-planned religious program that we do. One of the most important weeks of the college year is the Religious Emphasis Week. The theme of this week this year was ls Religion Worth the Trouble? During the week the students not only discussed this question, but also tried to answer it to their own satisfaction. The Religious Emphasis Week Committee had as co-chairmen, Dr. Eugene Beem and Bill Rogers. The speakers were Dr. T. Z. Koo, who gave the keynote address, Mr. Otto Brener, Dr. Homer Armstrong, Dr. Prentiss Pemberton, and Rev. Elwynn Peace. Throughout the week there were chapel talks, afternoon seminars, evening discussion groups, and personal conferences. With the ending of the week, everyone had reached the conclusion that religion is, indeed, worth the trouble. 79 wx .NN J I ? 1 ' f l 1 t H .........- i , 1 X X N A Q X FX' E5 -r S . 1 x Y XN 4 Q I pq. x , I ' -ri ' x . x w ' iiitllf bi? -1 112 .,, n V 1 2 I 1? 4 L 42 X ff f wg ff fff Zwff ,Mffff fy ffjfffdv 4 K -f ff, ff MQ!! ff Qfc X! fff fgfq ff , f fff f 7 ff ffzff f dv f 1 X ' 2 X , 1, ,M W A . 's 2 S W W '3 ' 3 I ' 2 f + ' kr ?s X '52 W g ' r . , 5 fy-if , . !f,fQVm?'?.f'T 'Ez W'7'?,E' I 5 .v sff32Zf9X Q 1 A yWYg.i:? XL: -f' ,gf wp X A ' ,, K f f wiv? mt? 5 H A. X. s I 5 X x -Y, :im X xv I . V Vxkv X. ,ik Q fr , .X.. ' - ,xv ? : if 6 'X May 16 - May Fete Moy Fetel A weekend which was for all one of spring flowers, watching singing ond the crowning of the queen, ond best of ull, the informal dance for all in Hoben Hull Lounge. This year Queen June Stromberg and her court, Loura Blandford, Nancy CrissmGlt, Corol Georgi, Gloria Wcxluce, Lucio Scovordo, ond Joyce Tiefentltul, reigned over the festivities, which were under the direction of Janet Hobson. 82 ,i ' Q PQRTS -.-v ,W,-.,,,,Mm,.w...4 MW.-W.. .... f Ddbxw 1 f ff! 1 A3 'bqfv ww? f ff ,L f,.,f,4i,Q W, ' WW ,f 2 if Z 1. - 1 w ...N-...........ww-fu-.v.., a -M, -9 M ..-V ,.....-v.-V. .....,....:., 1 . ws si . Wy Q52 -W X ,N it 5m Q, Q, J a ff' X 'Suv-Q Q, W ' gg kwa fffff X7 I I flf f X 2 WW . f l rv ,f ,f fwff f f 'JM f ,Z Z fy - f '4 5 :'Y My 7 W-' ,W , ' X .ffwmmWM.W. f enfv ,aww f Zf f Wfhff, ? w 2 y N X N px. , . xx X E N - C X 5k . sr w x N , Qxw A RSX? A N wx s - X Nix gt? A Q x .X N X N x A s . ysmxkw XXX sy xx XX QS .F Q ww S x '-1 . ' -i-AQ -fn-N . .i 'SQL . V w 1- X9 X . XX. X x Q X-an Q ,Sv x Nkw Q Z W ' ,xku N x xx. X ff 'wifi XF 19 X , .11 X s .. A . x'4-P 7 x ,V Q1 fs. Z , 4, 'V V ,,yq:,! 0 ,, 5, 8 X 1 , f 1740? 4 f i A ,af ,, if ,7 V41 .91 QA N 152 ff eww' Q W' if W evil' 9' X xy 'rw . Wm .ws x . xqgpql K . .Q Sky'-QGS 'N .xxxagi 4 sgfxijixgk WS' 4f,5'i+'N M ' wmxswf + M M X XX . xx X R N xmil fv. fi Y ' 5 f Q, Q 5 1 a Back row, left to right: Jerry Ludwig, Dave Moran, Don Isaacson, Stu Siegal, Bob Neeser, Bob Vanderveen, Head Coach Lloyd E. Grow. Front row, left to right: Assistant Coach Ray Glasser, Phil Dillman, John Gideon, Manny Glasser John Stommen, Sam Grow, Gordon Dudley, Manager Jon Forslund. Basketball Junior center Manny Glasser, pictured on the lead page in this section, was the whole show for Coach lDobl Grow's basketball squad during the 1952-53 season as he- personally led the Hornets dolwn to a playoff game before being edged 91 to 85 by Hope College for the conference crown. Glasser broke all kinds of school scoring records with his devasting hook shots and he also established a new MIAA mark. At the end of the season, Glasser boasted a total of 479 points for an average of over 26 per game and the seventh spot among small college scorers in the nation. ln 13 MIAA games he hit 339 points for an average of over 28 per start. During the course of the Hornets 18 game slate, Manny upped his three year scoring total to 889 points, a new all time high and he also set a new single game scoring mark with 37 points against Olivet. As a team Kalamazoo won 11 of the 18 games ten of them in league play The Hornets averaged over 77 points per game for a new record but the opposition poured In over 75 each time another new standard ln the Alma contest Kazoo ege history The Hornets hit for 98 points the highest single game total In K Coll played perhaps their top games of the season in downing Adrian and Hope to tle for the title 90 N ww..Mew.swmf, 1 ff f A 5 Aoi .ya 1 kJ f f f Cross Country Although the Hornets did not field a team for dual meet cross country runs during the season, six men turned out to represent the school in the MIAA run. Best K-College effort was registered by freshman Frank Ziegler of Birmingham who finished 20th. Tim Lemon was 27th, Gene Wright 29th, Phil Shaneberger 37th, Al Harris 40th and John Stommen 43rd. Kalamazoo beat out Olivet for sixth place in the final standings. p Track A rather inexperienced group of track men were on hand this spring to greet Coach lDobl Grow who took over the coaching chores after the departure of Ernie Kirkman. The thinclads engaged in five meets prior to the annual conference run on May 22. Chief point getters for the Hornets during the season were hurdler Roy Stricker, dash- man B-ob Van Horn, broad iumper Vern Mario, high iumper Arleigh Dodson. Other good men were Sam Grow in the iavelin, Dick Brown in the pole vault, shot putters Les Greene, Joe Williamson, and Paul Schut- ter, and miler Bob Copeland. ln the first meet of the season the young Hornets scored 61 points in finishing second to Calvin in a triangular meet which also included Alma. 4-Nt ' 5 'WU Id Il Q 'N 'H 'M . Wh 5. 'ix 'll ' Q s 371' f .fur 1 - isnt lb Im Y mul vu, 'Wigwam . by ml' -. sl -.islet -.fwfr 'mi Golf The l953 Hornet golf squad was composed almost entirely of veterans from the i952 team and looked to be a good bet for at least the third placesin the final standings. Early season losses to both Albion and Hillsdale nullified Kazoo chances of climbing higher in the standings. Bill Laughlin took over the team this spring and directed his men to a win over Calvin in the first meet. Following the losses to Albion and Hillsdale, the Hornets scored their first league win over Adrian. Top Kalamazoo scorer for the early season meets was Ed Staren, Congress Park, Illinois, iunior. Staren shot a sparkling 7l in the Albion meet and had a 79 against i Adrian. Other members of the squad were Bill Highfield, Alvin Priehs, Monte Nye, Jim Morrell, Jim Hagadone, Dick Stevens, and Joe Williamson. Highfield and Priehs combined with Staren to form the top three players. The entire schedule contained eight matches, six with MIAA foes. 93 1 F 1 1 , I 1 1 1 I 1, .13 ,. 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 51 1 f 1 F 1 5 I 1 1 E1 1 I1 1 Ei 1 15 51 . 11 I1 gi Ei 1 11 1 1 71 11 11 i 1 4 Left to right- Coach Allen B Stowe Mann Glasser Jack Stommen Dave Moran Bill Littl T . ' - I Y I , , e, om Smith, John DeVos, Maynard Youngs, Al Bruce-Micah, Bob Casler, Jack Wolfe, and Manager Jim Fowler. Tennis MIAA champions for the past lo years, Kalamazoo CoIlege's tennis team this spring figured to be perhaps its weakest in some time. The i953 netters, however, certainly couldn't be regarded as pushovers and seemed strong enough to top a good Hope College team for the conference crown. Dr. Allen B. Stowe, veteran Kazoo tennis mentor, lost some top notch performers off of last year's squad in Dick Cain, Tom Willson, and Hugh Dill. Left to carry on were John DeVos, freshman Dave Moran, Bob Casler, Manny Glasser, Tom Smith, and Jack Wolf in about that order for the big matches. The Hornets fared none too well on the always tough Southern trip, winning iust two of eight starts. The picture brightened considerably after returning to the Stowe Stadium premises and K-College again figured to finish well above the .500 mark for the season. Topping the early season list of victories were a 5-4 win over Dartmouth and a 9 to O blanking of the University of Cincinnati. Among Kalamazoo's six Southern trip defeats were those suffered at Duke, North Carolina, Vanderbilt, and Tennes- see. There wasn't anything resembling a soft touch in that entire array. The schedule in its entirety was composed of l9 matches. 954' i l YI l ll ls 1 E 1 4 l l it ll li I. l it l l l l li 1- l ll l l l l iz 5 Women's Sports The Recreation program for women was once again in charge of Barbara ' Hopkins. Basketball and tennis were the main sports on the agenda but there was also activity in a number of other sports. ' Pictured above are the members of the Association while below is the i953 tennis squad. l 1 1 i 96 K-Club Back row, left to right: Stu Siegal, Dave Moran, Bill Highfield, Dick Wilson, Phil Dillman, Ed Staren Bob Van Horn. Middle row, left to right: Arleigh Dodson, Don lgaacson, Al Patzer, Dan McFadden, ,Joe Williamson. Front row, left to right: Bob Copeland, Dean Forhan, Herb Lipschitz, Dick Stevens, Bob Miyagawa Vern Mario. Men's Intramurals Henry Lasch returned to the campus this year to once again put the school's intramural program back on its feet. Championships were decided in football, basketball, volleyball, ping pong, tennis, golf, horseshoes, track, swimming, bowl- ing and softball. Championships in the two maior sports of football and basketball were won by Harmon East, but in each case the Easters were beseted by All Star teams in season windup battles. Pictured below are the Harmon East basketball team and the All Star squad, left and right respectively. l 97 I I Faculty Directory John Scott Everton - B.A., Redlands: B.D., Colgate-Rochester: Ph.-D., Yale: D.D., Grinnell: Graduate Fellow, Cambridge University. President and Professor of Philosophy and Religion. 1327 Academy Harold Thaddeus Smith - B.A., Doane: M.A., Ph.D., Iowa. Vice-President in charge of business affairs. 1708 W. Michigan Gerald L. Bodine - B.S., Whitewater State Teachers College: M.A., Northwestern University. Registrar, Associate Professor of Education. 955 Austin Ave. Russell J. Becker - B.A., Kalamazoo: B.D., Colgate-Rochester Divinity School: Ph.D., University of Chicago. Dean of Men. 1421 W. Lovell Louise Sale Cassady -- B.A., College of William and Mary: M.A., Teachers College, Columbia. Dean of Women. 6 College Grove John R. Anderson - B.A., Beloit College. Director of Admissions. 918 W. Lovell Allen Byron Stowe - B.S., Kalamazoo: M.A., Ph.D., Clark. Professor of Chemistry. Head of Department. Tennis Coach. ss 132 Catherine St. Luike John Hemmes - B.D., Rochester Theological Seminary: M.A., Rochester: Ph.D., Chicago. Professor of Philosophy and Psychology. 233 Monroe Arnold Mulder -- B.A., Hope: M.A., Chicago: Litt.D., Hope. Professor of English. 217 Monroe Thomas Orr Walton -- B.A., Kalamazoo: M.S., Chicago: Ph.D., Michigan. Professor of Mathematics. 2915 W. Main Lloyd E. Grow - B.A., Northeastern State. Instructor of Physical Education. 522 Jennison H. Lewis Batts, Jr. - B.A., Kalamazoo: M.S., University of Michigan. Instructor of Biology. 1211 Glenwood William Harrell Burke -- B.A., Kalamazoo: M.A., Columbia University. Instructor of English. 611 Stuart Ave. Wen Chao Chen - Studied at Cheeloo and Szechuan Universi- ties, China: B.A., Grinnell College: M.A., Ph.D., St. Louis University. Instructor of Political Science. 1112 Forbes St. John A. Copps - B.S., M.S., University of Wisconsin. Instructor of Economics. Harmon Hall Apartment George D. Bearce -- B.A., University of Maine: M.A., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. Instructor of History. 250 Harmon Hall Lillian Pringle Baldauf - Member Joseffer String Quartette, Chicago: member Women's Symphony Orchestra of Chicago: member Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra. Teacher of 'CeIlo. 1221 Warren Place Francis O. Cark - B.A., Kalamazoo: Fontainebleau: Julliard School of Music: student in piano under Guy Maier, Ernest Hutcheson, Marcelle Herrenschmidt, and lsadore Phillips. Teacher of Piano. 749 Academy Donald Wilbur Van Liere - B.A., Hope: M.A., Indiana: Ph.D., Indiana. Associate Professor of Psychology. 307 Monroe Eugene Robert Beem - B.A., Wooster Colege: Ph. D., University of Pennsylvania. Associate Professor 8 College Grove lan Graeme Barbour Chicago. Associate Professor 4 College Grove Hilda Torsten Myers Ohio State. Associate Professor 8908 East G. Ave., of' Economics. -- B.A., Swarthmore: M.S., Duke: Ph.D., of Physics. - B.A., Radcliffe: M.S., Syracuse: Ph.D., of Chemistry. Route No. 3 Walter W. Waring - B.A., Kansas Wesleyan: M.A., Colorado: Ph.D., Cornell. Associate Professor 431 Whitcomb of English. Marion Hiller Dunsmore - B.A., Kalamazoo: M.A., B.D., Pacific School of Religion: Ph.D., Chicago. Professor of Religion. 1707 Grove St. Raymond Lee Hightower - B.A., Richmond: B.D., M.Th., Crozer: M.A., Pennsylvania: Ph.D., Chicago. Professor of Sociology. 441 Stuart Ave. Richard Hubbell Olmsted--- B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Minnesota. Professor of Spanish and French. 2257 Lorraine Francis Diebold - B.A., M.A., Wisconsin. Professor of Biology. 1147 W. Lovell Ivor Debenham Spencer - B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Brown. Professor of History. 426 N. Prairie Ethel A. Kaump - B.Ph., M.Ph., Ph.D., Wisconsin. Professor of Speech. 2 College Grove Henry Overley - Associate, American Guild of Organists: teacher's diploma, Sherwood Music School: student in organ under Wilhelm Middleschulte, David McK. Williams, and Palmer Christian. Assistant Professor of Music lOrgani and Director of Musical Organizations. 2023 Waite Ave. Helen Thompson Mills -- B.A., Miami: M.A., Illinois. Assistant Professor 518 Pinehurst Ave. of French. Henry Albert Lasch - B.S., Pennsylvania State: M.S., Michigan. Assistant Professor of Physical Education. Mabel Pearson Overley - Teacher's Certificate, Knox College IIIO Forbes Conservatory: student in voice under George Nelson Holt, Barbara J. Hopkins - B.A., Teachers College Columbia. M.5. Yeatman Griffith, and Richard Hageman. Minneggfq. ' ' ' Teacher' of Voice. Assistant Professor of Physical Education. 2023 Waite Ave. 840 village f I I pt. Y , I iff' if P H: . JV, ul' ,n .- ,M .F if v' ' qt, . lb E, . .vc I 'au 'V .V k , i .WWA av' 1 lv. N. is r A 1: W ws, 1 Www ' '...i. IX: My , r ' sw. I' ' , .ff wt' .pr It ar N Elton W. Ham - B.A., Chicago, M.A., Kalamazoo. Assistant Professor of Political Science. 2314 La Crosse Michael John Waskowsky -- B.F.A., Art Institute of Chicago, M.A., Chicago. Assistant Professor of Art. 322 Elm Elizabeth Marie Mayer -- Studied at the Universities of Munich, Heidelberg, Base, Ph.D., Freiburg. Assistant Professor in Foreign Languages. 418 Locust Ralph O. Kerman -- B.A., Kalamazoo, M.A., University of Illinois. Assistant Professor of Physics. 1113 Warren Place Harry B. Ray - B.M., B.A., Yale University, M.A., University of Michigan. 1211 Bryant St. Ann Brown - B.A., Carleton. Teacher of Piano. 2336 Edgewood Place Voldemars Ruchevics -- Professor of Music, Latvian State Acad- emy and Concertmaster of the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra. Teacher of Violin. 418 W. Lovell John Sterling Duley - B.S., Ohio State, B.D., Union Theological Seminary. Director of Inter-Church Student Fellowship. Beniamin Graham - B.A., Kalamazoo College, M.A., University of Chicago. Special lecturer in Sociology. 513 S. Rose Harry E. Travis - B.A., Kalamazoo College. Special lecturer in speech. 1801 Oakland Dr. LaVerne J. Wetherbee - Am. Institute of Banking, Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University. Economics. William P. Laughlin Director of Welles Dining Hall. Economics. Student Adams, Carol L., 202 Maple St., Manistee .... 132,.49, 61, 871 Adiei, Theephilus Y., suhum, Gold ceesf, West Aff-cu 123.55931 Allerton, Samuel E., 439 Westnedge Court ............. 1371 Allison, James D., 536 Pleasant Avenue Anderson, Thomas R., 103 W. Park St., Viksburg ...... 140, 551 Arends, Robert L., 301 Cedar St., Paw Paw ..... . . . 155, 871 Arkell, Alfred, 832 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo ............ 1471 Armand, Jean C., Port-au-Prince, Haiti ................. 1411 Arnold, Berchard Duane, 826 Steward Ave., Jackson 140, 55, 611 Bahr, Gretchen, 611 N. Grand Ave., Waukesha, Wis.. . 141, 471 Baker, Dwight N., 12140 Creek Rd., Carleton ........ 141, 871 Ball, Donald L., 934 Homecrest, Kalamazoo .......... 123, 471 Bambacht, James P., Route 7, Box 254, Kalamazoo ....... 1331 Barnett, James R., 3424 S. Franklin, Michigan City, Ind... . 1611 Barth, Sandra J., 105 N. Neeper, Capac ................ 1521 Baum, Ralph J., 422 Elm, Three Rivers Baum, William, 422 Elm, Three Rivers ................. 1361 Baumgartner, William P., 842 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo .... 1871 Beardsley, Marilyn Aust, 924 Kalamazoo Ave. ........... 1331 Beattie, Mary Jane, 3557 Walton Blvd., Drayton Plains .... 132, 47, 48, 52, 58, 661 Beaver, Donald R., 15892 Rosemont, Detroit Beebe, Janet L., 961 Gladstone Dr., S. E., Grand Rapids. . . 1591 Bell, Sandra J., 918 Clinton St., Kalamazoo ............ 1231 Bendek, Rafael A., Barranquilla, Columbia .............. 1371 Bennetts, Jane A., 1478 John St., Muskegon ......... 133, 521 Bergan, John R., 240 S. Park Rd., LaGrange, lll. ......... 1231 Bernard, Venice M., Route 1, Delton ............... 133, 561 Bernys, Conrad F., 1704 West Michigan, Kalamazoo Biek, Evelyn, 504 Orchard St., Dowagiac ........ 134, 48, 561 Bird, Louise, 102 Wendell St., Battle Creek ...... 112, 52 591 Birdsell, Helen M., 704 Park Avenue, Beloit, Wis. ..... 138, 561 Biscomb,, Helen, 732 Stuart Ave., Kalamazoo ......... 123, 541 Bishop, Thomas D., 234 Western Ave., Benton Harbor. . 123, 611 Bixby, Joan E., 362 Parchmount, Parchment Blandford, Laura M., 3500 Coit Rd., Grand Rapids .... 123, 46, 48, 521 Blankson, Essell, Accra, Gold Coast, West Africa.. 123, 59, 611 Boers, Leonard lll, 1654 West Michigan, Kalamazoo ...... 1231 Boers, Shirley J., 705 Edgemoor Ave., Kalamazoo ..... 137, 541 Boothby, James E., 316 Ridgeway, St. Joseph ........ 123, 621 Bourne, Charles W., 2305 Pine Lake Ave., Keego Harbor .... 132, 40, 55, 621 Bowen, Jack A., 920 Princeton Ave., Kalamazoo .......... 1871 Bowser, Richard A., 530-A 7th St., Niagara Falls, New York.. A 140, 621 Brakeman, Louis F., 213 Milham Ave., East, Kalamazoo ........ 147, 53, 591 Brenner, Elizabeth, 420 South Rose St., Kalamazoo .... 133, 54, 59, 61, 65 Brenner, Marshall H., 420 South Rose St., Kalamazoo Brethauer, David H., 629 N. Lake Rd., Oeonomawoc, Wis., 1371 Brooks, Ellen J., 215 N. Sycamore, Marshall' ............ 1411 Brown, Barbara L., 1421 Henderson Drive, Kalamazoo. . 135, 561 Brown, J. Wesley, 110 Crescent Drive, Sebring, Florida 155, 591 Brown, Richard K., 2524 N. 52nd St., Milwaukee 10, Wis.. . . . ' 1 140, 49, 551 Bruce-Micah, Albert D., Accra, Gold Coast, West Africa .... 1951 Bunning, Arvalea C., 2038 - 45th St., Rock Island, lll.. . 152, 591 Burgstahler, Mariorie, Route 3, Delton ................. 1561 Butler, Burton B., 917 Newcastle, Westchester, lll. Cadieux, Dorothy A., 1093 Berkley Ave., Pontiac ......... 1.521 Cameron, James A. Ill, 745 Harvard St., Rochester 10, N. Y. Campbell, Emerson W., 4133 Manitou Way, Madison, Wis..1531 Carleton, Bradford, 923 S. Beverley Lane, Arlington Heights, Ill. Carrington, Nancy Murch, Race Street, Leslie ............ 1241 Case, Shirley L., 104 Glen Ave., Elmira, N. Y. Casler, Robert R., 924 W. Vine St., Kalamazoo .......... 1951 Castro, Josefina, Chalan Pago, Guam Chamberlain, Ruth, 2225 Ferncliff, Royal Oak .... 141, 59, 961 Clapp, B. Jean, 1229 Texel Drive, Kalamazoo ........... 1331 Clark, Alan R., 212 Oneida, Beaver Dam, Wis. .......... 1611 Cochran, Jeredith A., 321 Country Club Rd., Whitehall Connable, Nancy M., 110 South Prospect, Kalamazoo Copeland, Robert L., 533 South Main St., Watervliet 136, 87, 971 Corby, Patricia A., 621 McCauley St., Williamston 100 irectory Cordes, Margery A., 605 West Green St., Hastings. 139, 52, 661 Cortright, Eugene E., 840 West Michigan Ave., Kalamazoo Cox, Roger C., 16845 Mark Twain, Detroit ...... 149, 55, 611 Cramp, James Robert, 1810 Royce Ave., Kalamazoo.. . 138, 531 Crandall, Linda, R.F.D. 1, Eagle ...................... 1341 Crane, David D., 4233 - 17 Mile Road, N. E., Cedar Springs 1401 Crawford, Richard B., 1532 Grand Avenue, Kalamazoo.. 135, 47, 531 Crissman, Nancy J., 45224 Cass Ave., Utica ......... 148, 521 Crooks, Charles B., 310 Landis Ave., Camden, N. J.. . 140, 591 Crooks, Richard D., 220 South Harrison St., Saginaw ...... 1531 Crossley, Carolyn A., 1308 Hillcrest, Kalamazoo .... ...1541 Crothers, Lou Ellen, 1625 Sunset Blvd., Royal Oak ........ 1241 Curtis, Margaret Alice, 445 - 7th Ave., LaGrange, Ill. ...... 1381 Czarnecki, Eugene F., 2418 West Ford St., South Bend, Ind. 1371 Davis, Carolyn C., 148 Bulkley Ave., Kalamazoo Davis, Don G., 5914 Forest Ave., Kansas City 4, Mo. Davis, George A., 818 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo .......... 1241 Davis, Richard J., 9155 Keller, Detroit ........... 137, 53, 591 Davison, Peter C., 22 Sunset Terrace, Hartford, Conn. ..... 1391 Dayton, Donald H., 220 Burr Oak St., Kalamazoo ..... 162, 641 Dean, Julia, 6203 Lundy, Chicago, lll. .............. 133, 521 Des Autels, Ethel, 133 Glendale Blvd., Kalamazoo ........ 1541 DeVos, John E., 409 Woodward, Kalamazoo ......... 124 951 I DeVries, Duane K., 1436 N. Park St., Kalamazoo. . 153, 64, 651 Dewey, Maynard M., Hickory Corners ........... 132 , 611 , 55 Dieterman, Lawrence J., 1605 N. Park St., Kalamazoo. . 153 591 I Dill, Alice G., 127 W. Wilkins, Jackson Dillman, Phil L., 1024 Home Ave., Oak Park, lll.. . 187, 90, 971 Dodson, Arleigh R., 17521 Cooley, Detroit ....... 133, 87 971 Douglas, Bruce, 1745 Squirrel Rd., Auburn Heights Dow, Frederick B., 16526 Parkside, Detroit .............. 1381 Doyle, Jack M., 1008 Ashley Drive, Kalamazoo .......... 1871 Doyle, John D., 3320 Bronson Blvd., Kalamazoo ......... 1241 Draper, Marilyn R., 16905 Stout, Detroit ......... 147, 48, 541 Dudley, Gordon A., 806 N. Stone Ave., LaGrange, Ill. . 124, 901 Durham, Norma L., 1709 Roche, Knoxville, lowa 140, 47, 48, 521 Dunham, Herbert, 631 W. Kirby, Detroit I Edvar, Torsten, 657 Roxborough Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Eller, William J., 2150 Continental, Muskegon .......... 1871 Emerson, Sally L., 2653 11th St., Port Huron ........ 124 Erickson, Sue H., 508 Fountain St., Grand Rapids ........ . Evans, Max A., 112 S. Johnson Ave., Pontiac ........ 132, 531 , 431 1241 Evans, Monica A., 372A Dorchester St., South Boston 27, Mass. 141, 47, 541 Everett, Marilyn D., 1722 Shadford, Ann Arbor ....... 146, 561 Farnsworth, James S., 204 E. Orleans St., Otsego ........ 1531 Faugust, Mary Jane, 886 East State, Jacksonville, Ill. .... 154, 57, 64, 651 Fee, MC1ry Jane, 403 N. Cedar, Mishawaka, lnd. ...... 134, 541 Field, Burke, Macatawa Park, Holland Field, Larry A., 400 Dingley Rd., Kalamazoo Fl5Che , Maria C., 4 College Grove, Kalamazoo Fleming, Richard C., Route 2, Bangor ............... 133, 531 Forhan, Dean L., 14018 St. Marys, Detroit ....... 133, 47, 491 Forslund, Jon C., 1111 Oakleigh, N. W., Grand Rapids .... 139, 46, 87, 901 Foster, William W., 2702 Glynn Court, Detroit ....... 136 Fowler, James H., 604 Locust, Kalamazoo .............. Fowler, Lloyd A., 1658 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo FOX, Charles J., 5 Alice Court, Niles F eY,L01S J-, 4816 Middaugh, Downers Grove, lll.. .139, 47, 521 ,621 1941 George, Ruth Carol, 832 West Kalamazoo Ave., Kalamazoo Geofgi, cerel R., 377 Newport, Detroit is .... 125, 47, 48 Gideon, John, 703 Forest, Kalamazoo ................. Gill, R0ger R., 780 Tennessee St., Gary, Ind. ...... 134, 49 Gilman, Thomas A., 1321 Homecrest, Kalamazoo ....... . Glafum, 5lVel'1 H-, 127 Webster Ave., Wyncote, Pa.. ..153, 621 Glass, Stanley W., 2619 Brookview Blvd., Parma, Ohio. 139, 591 Glasser, Emanuel, 4010 sewn Ave., New Ye,-k, N. Y. ..... 133. , 951 . . . . . 1901 G90dSell, Cl1Gl'l0S T-, 2605 Willa Drive, St. Joseph .... 132, 33, . . . . 46, 53, 59 Gossel, Barbara A., 1522 Janes St., Saginaw ........... 1251 .521 1901 .871 1371 90 GlUSS9l', Raphael, 4010 Saxon Ave., New York, N. Y.. -.W fri' af' 24 4 Jani' H4 . div, ' 9' ,Ka .I A ,elf ,. .5 .I , BD' vid? Q1 , 1 15 in.: fs, .f .,'91:f-.F 'HV hs. it I1 f. 711 V' . '-tr M M. 'es 11... ' w.. 'Lis .Q ' I x '- v... x . ,ana 'ac-, ,MMU N 'Ns- -M. V V: W M ...,,1 'sn tim. I ,Q . , r,,..,- 1.144414 -.sr 1 ss.- 1., vw nn- wa, Q, .W . -we-' . 59,. we' an ns- . we M Atl .,,sdi M. id .va ai 51' .ur J' as al 1 - .-' wt D Jr V, nf, 1 'wi' lf' M' .. V4 d ..w Al r,,.' nf. 4 I' JO 1' A ,W ' 1 I . uri' I 'Y S 1 Grady, John M., 457 N. Summit St., Nappanee, lnd...155, 871 Greene, Leslie E., 6075 W. Main St., Kalamazoo. . 134, 53, 871 Greenman, Gail I., 267 Center, South Haven ............ 1561 Greenwood, Patricia A., R.R. No. 1, Box 225C, Granger, Ind. 139, 56, 591 Grench, Herbert A., 2732 38th, Seattle, Wash. .......... 1471 Lapsa, Ruta, 912 N. Edwards, Kalamazoo Larson, David J., 1636 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo LaScaIa, Anthony L., 211 W. Frank St., Kalamazoo.. . . . .1411 Lathers, Kathleen M., 502 W. Forest, Ypsilanti Lavery, Karen A., 773 Owego Dr., Pontiac .............. 1411 Laycock, Susan T., 1409 N. Ballenger, Flint .............. 1621 Grissom, Irma M., 316 W. 12 Mile Road, Royal Oak ...... 1521 Grossnickle, L. Leon, 2254 Portage Ave., South Bend, Ind. 136, 871 Grow, Sam W., 522 Jennison, Kalamazoo ............ 187, 901 Gustafson, Carolyn L., 10500 S. Eberhart, Chicago, Ill.. . . 1401 Hackett, Dorothy Nichols, Box 273, Main St., Watervliet Hackett, Richard C., Box 273, Main St., Watervliet Hagadone, James R., 1628 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo Hall, Edmund J., Jr., 5336 213th St., Bayside L. I., N. Y.. . . . Lemon, Timothy D., 306 Edgemoor, Kalamazoo.. . 138, 53, 59, 64, 661 Lenox, Peter B., 14466 Mansfield, Detroit ........ 147, 53, 651 Lester, Mary E., 22050 Lester Rd., Mt. Clemens .......... 1381 Lewis, James P., 7629 W. North Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. Lewis, Phillip W., Cloverdale ......................... 1351 Lipschitz, Herbert, 1192 Walton Ave., Bronx, N. Y... 141, 87, 971 Little, William H., 70 Devon Pontiac .................. 1951 Livingston Donald R., 58 Rochester Rd., Newton, Mass.. 155, 621 Lloyd, Robert A., 12935 Braile, Detroit ,. T Hansen, Theresa A., 419 W. 2nd St., Elmhurst, Ill. .... 4. . Harbaugh, Beverly J., 442 W. Walnut, Kalamazoo ........ Haring, William A., 614 Rivard Blvd., Grosse Pointe .... 139 Harris, Allen G., 2609 E. Main St., Kalamazoo .......... Hart, Francis D., Box 8A, Mason .................. 125, 341 Harttung, Richard D., 211 Jefferson Ave., Dowagiac ....... Hathaway, Jean M., 638 Arlington Ave., Mansfield, Ohio. 46, 47, 54, 671 Hathaway, Thomas R., 638 Arlington Ave., Mansfield, Ohio. . . . 113, 39, 531 Hayati, Hossein, Sari, Iran Haymans, Robert L., 2023 Wiltshire Rd., Berkely Hegedus, Robert, 1617 Nash St., South Bend, Ind. 125, 611 1471 1121 551 1371 1871 133, Hergert, Marion R., R. No. 2, lmlay City .......... .. . 1411 Hernstat, Gabrielle, 16164 Santa Rosa, Detroit .... 1221 Higdon, Nancy J., 220 Parkwood, Kalamazoo. . . ..... 1381 Highfield, William A., 615 Cass, Greenville ...... . . . 134, 971 Hill, Arthur E., Jr., 27261 Sunset, Birmingham... ...136, 621 Hillman, Roger, Spooner, Wis. .................. ..... 1 381 Hinga, John P., 705 S. Main St., Plainwell ........... 133, 531 Hirschy, Howard J., 603 Fletcher Ave., Kalamazoo .... 137, 531 Hoard, Martha L., 113 Colfax St., Plainwell ............ 1381 Hobson, Janet M., 669 Neff, Grosse Pointe ......... Horn, Sara J. 828 Westchester, Grosse Pointe ........ Houghtby, Donna F., 309 S. Harrison, Batavia, Ill. 125, 481 1251 Hoiland, Barbara J., 641 Merion Ave., Upper Darby, Pa.. . Horn, Elaine J., 2632 S. Ridgeland, Berwyn, Ill.. ..125, 48, 591 148, 611 Howell, Marylou C., 1346 Ransom St., Muskegon ...... 139, 591 Howlett, Billy N. 1613 W. Pasadena, Flint .............. 1871 Hudson, Fred M., 46 Logan St., Auburn, N. Y. .... 139, 53, 591 Huffmon, Glenna A., 14425 Abington, Detroit ........ 125, 961 Hyers, Alice D., 437 S. Kenilworth, Elmhurst, Ill. ...,.. 132, 611 Ind, Shirley A. 213 Observatory St., Ann Arbor ....... 133, 471 Isaacson, Morton D., 2780 Kings Bridge Terr., Bronx, N. Y.. . . . 187, 90, 971 Jackson, Frances L., 632 Franklin Ave., River Forest, Ill. .... 1251 Jager, Rhine, 314 Bessie St., Kalamazoo ................ 1551 James, Francis D., 316 Ave. Laurier, Quebec, Canada ...... 1591 Jicka, JoAnne, R.R. No. 1, Doster ................ . . 1391 Johansen Elaine M., 943 Stewart, Lincoln Park ........... 1371 Johns, Marion J., 19175 Steel, Detroit ................ 1351 Johnson, Lola C. E., 1915 14th St., N. W., No. 22, Washington D. C. 140, 591 Johnson Philip L., 129 Carmel, Kalamazoo .............. 1551 Johnston, Isabelle A., 92 Welts, Mt. Clemens ............ 1391 Kanai, Koii, 1821 California St., Denver, Colo. .... 132, 136, 531 Karnafel, Eugene T., 730 S. Phillipa, South Bend, Ind. ..... 1531 Kellar, Philip E., 3468 Maryland, Gary, Ind. ........ 136, 531 Keller, JoAnne E., 1800 Graham Ave., Windber, Pa...141, 661 Ketchen, Shirley J., 2619 York Rd., South Bend, Ind. ...... 1351 Killeen, Mary A., G-4022 Beecher Rd., Flint ............ 1361 Kimball, David C., 1225 Johnston, S. E., Grand Rapids .... 1381 King, Joyce A., 416 Drexel Place, Kalamazoo Klein, Richard D., 1767 Rainbow Bend Blvd., Elkhart, Ind.. . 146 47, 49, 551 Koenen, Carl T., 4840 Kenneth, Chicago, Ill. ......... 153, 591 Kontur, Lee P., 833 Academy St., Kalamazoo. .. .... 1261 Kontz, Elaine, 247 Bates, Birmingham Kubian, Louise C., 1223 Jefferson, Kalamazoo Kuskevics, Karlis T., 840-A W. Michigan, Kalamazoo ...... 1261 LaMonte, John S., 489 W. Iroquois, Pontiac ....... . .1411 I I Londergan, Margaret J., 850 Longfellow, Detroit ......... 1611 Lostutter, Wanda S., 2914 New Haven Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. 136, 64, 651 Lovette, Louis L., 1206 Crosstown Pky., Kalamazoo Ludwig, Jerome H., 1118 State St., St. Joseph .... 136, 62, 901 Luse, Robert A., R.F.D. No. 3, Coldwater ......... 126, 47, 531 Lyon, Gladys I., 301 Main St., Dowagiac. . . ..... . . . . Lyons, Robert, 435 E. Elm St., Mason ..... ....... Macleod, Garrard D., 204 Monroe St., Kalamazoo. . . . . . MacMillan, Gary D., Box 141, Posen .................. Mallory, Jane E., 718 Colonial St., Birmingham ' 1661 1551 1551 1351 Manion, Patrick J., 139 Carmel, Kalamazoo ...... 138, 55, 591 Manion, Thomas, 139 Carmel, Kalamazoo Mario, LaVern J. R.R. No. 1, Plainwell .......... 134, 87, 971 Mauer, Edwin L., 2610 Parchmount Ave., Kalamazoo 126, 55, 591 McColl, John A., 2814 Woodcliff, E. Grand Rapids ........ 1261 McCullough, Anderson T., 608 S. Utica St. Waukegan, Ill...1551 McDonald, Mary C., 235 Culver Rd., Rochester, N. Y. ...... 1361 McFadden, Daniel B., Box 3, Lacota ......... 135, 61, 87, 971 McFadden, James L., Box 3, Lacota ...... 132, 49, 53, 61 , 671 Mclntyre, Clyde W., 124 S. Eastern, Joliet, Ill. ....... 126, 471 Mclntyre, Donald G., 880 Washington, Grosse Pointe .... 1 a531 Mclntyre Jean L., 235 Terrace Park, Rochester, N. Y.. . 141, 471 Mertz, Mary J., 2313 Parkview, Kalamazoo ............ 1381 Messany, Frank L., 113 W. Main Court, Kalamazoo Meux, Milton O., 114 Catherine, Kalamazoo ...... 126, 47, 531 Meyer, George S., 734 Gettysburg, Jackson Milne, Jon H., 1727 Lewis, Saginaw ............... 140, 551 Miyagawa, G. Robert, 215 Westwood, Kalamazoo .... 134 , 49, - 87, 971 1261 Montgomery, Milton G., 13538 Ohio Ave., Detroit. .1 ..... . Moran, David W., 640 S. River, Holland ......... 190, 94, 971 Morello, Charles J., 411 Lathrop Ave., River Forest, Ill.. 136 Morgan, Ronald C., 131 N. Clarendon St., Kalamazoo Morrell, James W., 902 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo ........ Morrell, Marylyn J., 902 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo Mosier, Wayne A., 626 Leahy St., Muskegon Heights ..... . Moss, Phillis J., 4213 Carlton, Flint Murch, John A., 650 N. Kalamazoo St., Paw Paw . 621 1261 1871 Myers, Harry V., Jr., 1916 Luther, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 126, 53, 621 Neeser, Robert O., 2038 Beverly Place, South Bend, Ind. 187 Nelson, Carl P., 2248 Glenwood Drive, Breton Woodg .... ,901 1611 Nelson, John A., 2365 Beverley, Berkley ........... 138, 551 Nelson, Richard L., 111 E. Eaton Avenue, South Bend, Ind.. , 27, 46, 53, 611 Niedringhaus, Thomas E., 825 Hays Park, Kalamazoo ...... 127, 47, 611 Niedzielski, Raymond P., 544 Liberty St., Kalamazoo ...... 141, 1 55, 591 Nielsen, Carol, 1737 Natoma Ave., Chicago, Ill. .......... 1271 Noble, Gordon E., 2714 Emerald Drive, R.F.D. 6, KaIc1mGZ00 Norton, Shirley A., 3624 Adams St., Kalamazoo Nye, Almonte E. III, 1646 W. Michigan Ave., Kalamazoo 127, 871 O'Brien, John C., R. No. 1, Box 300, Vicksburg .......- . - 1371 O'Brien, Virginia L., 355 Morton, Benton Harbor ...... 135, 961 Olson, Irene T., 639 Westmoreland, Waukegan, Ill. ...... 1401 Orsolini, Gene F., 2424 N. New England, Chicago, III. Osborn, Mary J., 940 W. Madison, Hastings ........ 147, 591 Osterling, Ruth J., 1102 Atlantic Ave., Rochester, N. Y. .... 1961 Palmer, Mary L., 5321 Suffield Ct., Skokie, Ill. .... ' 1361 Patterson, Lloyd D., 5631 E. Main St., Kalamazoo ........ 1871 Patzer, Alfred H., 408 First Ave., Dowagiac ...... . . . 187, 971 Pearo, Harrison C., 52 E. Woodruff, Hazel Park Peck, Marilyn L., 1208 Griswald St., Port Huron ...... 127, 471 Peet, Marian L., 290 Hoover Ave., Benton Harbor Peterson, Endrene N., 304 Pine St., Manistee ............ 1381 Peterson, John E., 1219 Maple Ave., Evanston, Ill. 135, 46, 611 Petrilli, A. David, 615 Stanley Terr., N. E., Grand Rapids .... 127, 46, 53, 62, 641 Peyos, Pam, 21 Sfakianaki St., Athens, Greece ..... 127, 53 Pfister, Robert P., 1201 Division, Kalamazoo ............ Pickering, Roger A., 1107 W. Court, Flint ........ 127, 47, 531 Pirnie, Susan G., 650 Division, East Lansing ...... 136, 47 Planert, Rudolf M., Buchener St., 22, Bad Tolz, Germany 137 Plantefaber, John W., 1510 Forest Drive, Kalamazoo ...... 1551 Price, Jack R., 19136 Glastonbury, Detroit ........ 134, 53, 651 Priehs, Alvin C., Jr., 8100 E. Jefferson Detroit ....... 136 Prince, Susan C., 1317 Heidt St., Columbia, S. C. ....... . , 591 1551 , 431 , 551 . 551 1401 Quarshie, Richard O., P. O. Box 293, Accra, Gold Coast, West Africa 127, 53, 591 Rathbun, ,Phillip D., 334 W. Franklin, Otsego ........ 139, 551 Ray, Rayma D., 201 S. Park Road, LaGrange, lll. ........ 1351 Reverski, Carol, 322 Elm Rd., Kalamazoo Robertson, Judith H., 17730 Redfern, Detroit 19. . 137, 64 Robins, Owen H., 237 Fremont St., Battle Creek .......... Rogers, E. Jean, 122 James St., Scotia, N. Y. ..... 137, 58, 961 Rogers, William R., 122 James St., Scotia, N. Y. .... 146, 47, 531 Root, Walter E., 550 Hollister Bldg., Lansing ............ 1391 Ruhge, Justin M., 947 Bellevue, Kalamazoo Rutherford, Catherine A., 176 Deering Ave., Portland, Maine. . . 135, 66, 961 , 651 1271 Saba, An'is, Nazareth, Israel .................. . . . 1341 Scavarda, Lucia A., Box 7, East Lansing ................ 1461 Scharenberg, Ingrid, 816 Berkshire Rd., Ann Arbor ........ 1371 Schmidt, Werner Paul, Stadtlohn, Germany ........ 137, 55, 591 Schultz, Marvin J., 1613 S. State, St. Joseph ........ 133 Schultz, Richard W., 1702 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo ...... Schutter, Paul H., 2573 E. Laketon, Muskegon ........ 136, 871 Seifert, Charles L., 55 N. 20th St., Battle Creek. 132, 46, 49, 531 Senese, Donald, 344 W. Orleans, Allegan Shaneberger, Phillip E., 1204 Greenwood, Kalamazoo , 531 1231 Shanor, Katherine A., 4568 Lamoreaux, Comstock Park .... 128, 64 Shimer, Naida L., Bluff View St., Watervliet ............. Short, William R., 318 N. Phelps, Decatur Showalter, Georgia L., 120 Forest Lawn-Hoxie, Cadillac 132, 381 Siegel, Clyde S., 3971 Gouverneur Ave., Bronx, N. Y. 190, 971 Simms Kathryn S., 18717 Codding, Detroit ...... ...... 1 381 Sims, Marilyn N., 538 Woodlawn, Grand Haven .......... 1361 Skora, Robert F., 720 Fairbanks, Kalamazoo ............ 1411 Slonimsky, Jacob B., 1245 Findlay Ave., Bronx, N. Y.. . 132, 411 Smith, B. Tom, 714 Church St., Flint ...... .... 1 37, 53, 951 Smith, Evelyn J., 1471 Henry Ave., Des Plaines, Ill. Smith, Gail C., 9429 Ada, Chicago, Ill. ............. 147, 591 Smith, Ruthellen, 123 Morse St., Coldwater .............. 1281 Stafford, Steward L., 702 S. Grinnell, Jackson ........ 155, 611 , 651 1331 Stapleton, Sue H., 3739 Maxwell Road, Toledo, Ohio .... 146, 48, 671 Staren, Edgar C., 4132 DuBois, Congress Park, lll. .... 161, 971 Stateler, Jane D., 164 Cornwall Lane, Rochester, N. Y. .... 128, 47, 611 Stefoff, James E., 826 W. Michigan .............. .. . 1871 Steiner, Mary C., 1464 Beall Ave., Wooster, Ohio Steinhilber, Don C., 202 S. Main St., Berrien Springs. . 121, 371 Stevens, Richard J., 418 Kent Rd., Riverside, Ill.. ..128, 59, 971 Stolle, Louis W., 1024 Lay Blvd., Kalamazoo ............ 1281 Slommen, John P., 204 W. Cedar St., Kalamazoo ..... 128, 65, 90, 951 Stowe, Donald E., 132 Catherine St., Kalamazoo Stricker, Roy W., 307 Coffren, Greenville ........... 134, 871 Stromberg, June F., Route 18 Peninsula Drive, Traverse City .... 128, 47, 48, 611 Stuut, David N., 1318 Roseland Ave., Kalamazoo ........ 1871 Styers, Stephen E., 126 West Eaton, South Bend, Ind.. c27,'51','56j Tanner, Billie J., 715 Edgemoor Ave., Kalamazoo Thiel, Malcolm G., 1402 Niles Ave., St. Joseph ....... Thomason, Robert L., 30 Erie Ave., Newton Highlands, Thompson, Ann, 437 Second St., Manistee ........ .. Tiefenthal, l. Joyce, 418 Davis, Kalamazoo ........... Tiffany, Donna M., 295 Elizabeth Lake Rd., Pontiac .... Tiffany, Ted L., 295 Elizabeth Lake Rd., Pontiac ....... Timmer, Richard, 1855 Burlingame Ave., Grand Rapids. ...1281 Mass... 155, 621 . . . 1401 ...1341 140, 591 . . . 1331 ...1281 Timmer, Robert L., 1855 Burlingame Ave., Grand Rapids Todd, Thomas A., 3709 W. Main St., Kalamazoo ...... Topel, Robert F., 1472 Montague, Muskegon ...1291 Topp, Darol W., 641 Phillips St., Kalamazoo. . . . . . 1291 Tucker, Allen D., 1901 Handley, Saginaw .... . . .1381 Ullrey, Donna B., 2107 Scoville, Berwyn, lll.. . . . . . 140, 471 Untalan, Menna M. F., Barrigada, Guam Upmanis, Rasma, 210 W. Vine St., Kalamazoo VanderMeer, Marcia A., 1887 W. Leonard, Grand Rapids VanderVeen, Robert J., R. R. No. 1, Schoolcraft ...... 187, 901 Van Domelen, Bruce H., Shelby ................... 132, 371 Van Horn, Robert C., 1638 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo .... 134, 49, Van Houten, Sue, 345 Brooklawn Dr., Rochester, N. Y.. . 87, 971 133, 961 Van Stone, Paul D., 111 Beaver St., Albion, N. Y. .... 141, 551 Vary, Wilbert B., 2472 Nolen, Flint Vermeulen Bertram W., 1923 Indiana Ave., Kalamazoo .... 1591 Vermeulen, Marie A., 1923 Indiana Ave., Kalamazoo ...... 1121 Victor, Patricia A., 148 Middlesex Rd., Buffalo, N. Y. ...... 1961 Vlachos, Angie, 2905 Pasadena, Kalamazoo ............ 1871 Voorhees, Marda Kipp, 231 Portage, Three Rivers ..... 134, 611 Wagner, Philip, 35 Norfolk Ave., Clarendon Hills, Ill. 129, 621 Wallace, Gloria M., 3341 N. Oak Park Ave., Chicago, Ill.. . . . 129, 47, 481 Wallace, Mariorie O., W. Fifth St., Pecatonica, Ill. Ward, Frank D., 1604 Kingsbury, Route 6, Kalamazoo. 153, 591 Way, William F., 882 West Bethune, Detroit ..... 133, 49, 551 Weber, Dennis J., 3414 Virginia, Kalamazoo Webster, Gerald F., 637 Washington, Grosse Pointe. .141, 621 Wendzel, Douglas E., Route 1, Richland ................ 1291 Wetmore, Robert L., 75 G-rant Road, Allegan Wiche, Fred E. Jr., 221 North Spring, LaGrange, lll. ...... 1341 Wilcox, Nancy G., 23812 Cherry Hill, Dearborn Wilder, Edwin H., 85 West Clinton, Battle Creek ......... 1291 Williams, Charles H., 832-A West Michigan, Kalamazoo Williamson, Charles J., 151 Hollywood Drive, Monroe. . 134, 971 Wilson, Constance R., 16580 Mendota, Detroit .... 129, 46, 611 Wilson, Gerald O., 1403 Trails End, Kalamazoo ...... 129, 591 Wilson, James S., 1219 Hoffman Ave., Royal Oak .... Wilson, Richard C., 730 Norton Drive, Kalamazoo ..... ...1341 129, 47, 53, 971 Winward, Margaret M., 106 E. Lincoln Ave., White Plains, N. Y 1391 Wolfe, John C., 125 State, Owosso ................ 136, 941 Wong, Margaret Y., Kamayut, Burma ............ . . Wood Kathryn L., 320 Glendale Blvd., Parchment ..... Wood, Marcia J., 510 Howard, Kalamazoo ........... Wood Morse Joan 453 Fairview Ave Kalamazoo 30 ' I r ., . . 1 , Woodruff, Alice L., Beck Road, Northville ........... Wright, Donald K., 15845 Ferguson, Detroit ...... 133, Wright, Gene R., 933 36th St., South Bend, Ind. ..... . Wylie, Thomas, 715 Wheaton, Kalamazoo Yaple, Edward, 613 North Edward, Kalamazoo. . . 130, Yoflkeff John B., 8634 South Westnedge Kalamazoo... Youngs, Maynard, 26 Lexington Court, Midland. 133, 64 Yl-'ffmif Teruko 813 W. Lovell, Kalamazoo ........... Ziegler, Franklin E., 51 E. Cicotte, River Rouge ...1361 ...1391 ...1371 46, 641 ...1391 49, 611 . . . 1331 55, 591 ...1871 65, 951 . . . 1301 Zook, ZeldG, 255 Capital, Northeast, Battle Creek .... 130, 621 I 1 . 1 .lt Q 1 'ff iv 1 -0 fn In K Qi 'Nga N. W, W. , ,Q FHV SET 51' cy - IW E,1vc'iH - 510 lm' W D2 4 W -AF' A 0 0 X I Q ' ef at T , rw 'T 4 L 2 qv! W -4 '-' 35 Q' fi at f X j 4 ff, , ' -sg' 3? 'EEK N X ff ,,. 2, ,J ffag V l S gm east A . . . . the colorful, convenient and economical new way of setting a smart table fs Try SERVISET. 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Rose St. Phone 2-2635 FREE PARKING SPACE Acknowledgements 'The editors wish to express their appreciation and gratitude to all the people who helped make this book possible: the staff, Dr. Walter Waring, faculty advisor, Mr. Joseph Schiavone of Schiavone Studios, for photography, Mr. Ivan Stehouwer of Hughes Engraving Company, Mr. Andrew Van Ysseldyke of Northwestern Print- ing Company, Mr. Edward Kase of S. K. Smith Cover Company, Miss Marilyn Hinkle of the Department of Public Relations, and the many others who, in innumerable small ways, helped immensely. A The picture of Dr. Everton, the quadrangle, seniors, the football team, the basketball team, the College Singers, and the Bach Festival were all taken by Schiavone Studios, the picture of the Christmas Readers and Spirit by the Gazette, the Christmas party by Chuck Seifertg and the picture of the Inter-Church Student Fellowship by the photo- grapher for Weslern's Brown and Gold. 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