Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1954 volume:

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We, the staff of the 1954 Boiling Pot, have tried to record some of the things which have taken place dur- ing the changing seasons, some of the events of your life at Kalamazoo College. We leave to you the task of associating these events with your own experiences. 7 AUAIIEMIC activities form the basis of our life at Kalamazoo Col- lege. Here, within a small compass of space, one comes into contact with the great ideas of the ages: gains insight into the workings of the universe. At a small liberal arts college these ideas can be freely and rnaturely formulated in an atmosphere of inforrnality and friendship. Excellence in the academic part of our college life is our heritage from past generations. 8 RELIGIII life at Kalamazoo College centers around the bi-weekly services at Stetson Chapel, Where we hear speakers of all nationalities and faiths. Supplementing the chapel services are an annual religious emphasis Week and various student church groups. Here in our fellowship in learning each student may form and evaluate his personal philosophy through discussion with faculty and other students. 9 Vlltll METAL O influences serve to enrich our life at Kalamazoo. Not only do We have pleasant surroundings in which to carry on our academic endeavors, but also a variety of locations Where We may participate in outdoor activ- ities: skating and tobogqaninq at Echo Valley, picnic- ing at Gull Lake or Milham Park, swimming at many of the lakes. We also may enjoy the Kalamazoo Sym- phony, the Civic Theater, the Community Concert series. All these combine to give us a multiplicity of activities. 'IO 1 'l activities at Kalamazoo College are many and variecl, ranqinq from a Tuesday afternoon coffee hour to a formal dinner-dance. Campus organizations and the four classes sponsor various social affairs throughout the year. The six societies contribute considerably to the social atmosphere. 'Il Weimer K. Hicks President Dr. Harold T. Smith Vice-President Mr. Iohn A. Copps Dean of Men Mrs. Louise S. Ccxsscxdy Decm of Women xx Q, 4. . X-A1 'fugmx K : -I , -- Stuart H. Simpson Assistcni to the President Mr. Iohn R. Anderson Director oi Admissions Miss Marilyn Hinkle Mr. Gerald L. Bodine Public Relations Registrar 15 Mr. Gerald L. Bodine, Education, Mrs. Louise S. Cas- sady, Educaiionp Mr. Raymond C. Pellett, Education. Faculty Dr. Allen V. Buskirk, Physics: Dr. Thomas O. Walton Mathematics, Dr. Ralph Kerman, Physics. Dr. Hilda Meyers, Chemistry, Miss Frances Diebold, Biology, Dr. Allen B. Stowe, Chemistry. Mr. Som Ross, History: Dr. George D. Beorrce, History: Dr. Donald W. Vcznl..iere, Psychology. Dr. L. I. Hemmes, Philosophy: Mr. Michael Wczskow- sky, Art: Dr. Marion H. Dunsmore, Religion. Mr. Louis Rowland, Picmo: Mrs. Mabel Overley, Voice: Mr. Volderncrrs Rushevics, Violin: Mr. Henry Overley, Organ: Mrs. Beulcfh Swynenberg, Secretary. W7 'I'- Dr. Harold T. Smith. Mr. Elton W. Hom, Dr. Iohn A. Copps, Dr. Eugene R. Beem: Economics. i Dr. Raymond Hightower, Mr. Benjamin Gmhm: Sociology Mr. Henry A. Lctsch, Miss Ada Loveless, Mr. Ioseph W. Boqcrrt, Mr. Rolla L. Anderson, Physical Education. 3 i K , I I ag- .gp Dr. xllawrence N. Barrett, Dr. Walter W. Waring, English ,II Dr. Elizabeth Mayer, German: Dr. Richard Olmsted, Spanish: Dr. Ethel Kaump, Speech. 'I9 Miss Roberta Sinks, R. N. Nurse Dr. Wen C. Chen, Mrs. Bemice LeMense, Mrs. Alice Merriman, Miss Bessie lane Read, Library Staff. Mrs. Mabel Mordhorst, Mr. Iohn A. Copps House Directors Miss P9gr1SC1-IQOICI-aft Iim Hagadone. Chuck Seifert, Dick Crooks, Wilbur Laugh Bookstore Manager Welles Hall. Iohn Gego, Leonard Daniels, Arch Carr, Hank Merritt, Hazel Brieve, Bill Mason, John Virginia Amick, Grace Ozier, Nora Price, Grace Keller. McLean, Nancy Delonge, Nancy Kelly, Berdina Phyllis Schultz, Eunice Wagner, Marsha Price, yn Baum, Iean Nitz, Marie Vermulen, Pauline ells: Secretaries. less Carr, Leonard Daniels, 'maintenance 11 w Elsa Brutans, Lula Lasslett, Genevieve Hacker Marie Blakeman, Eva Scaife, Violet Canute, Mocclle Glass Gladys Griffith, Fricis Lorencis, Adolph Keber: Kltchen Staff. 4. Student Work X-Ji I I I '11 'lull 9 i 5: yu?- 91 l, w 5 1- , 4 4 w . an 1, Q' 14. , 4 N. wil I 2 i 1 .4 - 2 'v K Tig 1 I-J L 'gf' ' n 4 . .1 ., , N 'N 'QL wth ,. .- A'f' 'Qu' , 44. ,gy V . V ? fu , V 7? IQ-C- J., 1 V, 9 1 ' , -5' .,e1- .. ' ,V .-fi' g - s,2.?9'1','V.V,3V'v'w?' ,,-e-., NPV A ' . 5 ,4.:v.!le+ may I .-.f I, Z: V -E 1,1 V - S i ML. ,lv V V dw :'v A '1- fm fi ' ' -' J' ' - V 9,1 V1 -N4-7'-.-.-A .','-I5cji1.1.- V- 'jj - --'-4 , . - ry' A ,QQVQV-,A-',vQ...'AV.:?+' V X V ,- V V V I V V V , 'V-V. '- l1'.f,,,'.,l' V ,, ' V V, je.. QV 3- - , 4f'57.1L?Ff '-?.'fVg.L V'3f:9'x.Lff'?,1 ,, J: V..-J.,-. 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Standing: Melinda Mitchell, Uli Hegel, Dcm Garwood. 5 4 gb 1 0 I I t 'N f Front Row: Barbara McCabe Duke Dugan, Gene Deuble, Rafael Chirolla. Back Row: Iudy Lyon, Kathy Hennlg, Iohn Froyd, Charlie Brown. Doris Mar- tin. Left to right: Dale Wilkins, Earl Shaffer, Phillip Veenhuis, Wayne Shell, Iohn Sweet, Clemence Lewis. Left to right: Bob Francisco, Dorothy LeRoy, Takakazu Furusho, Iudy Lind- berg, Faye Martell, Paul Eck, Bob Mulvihill. Roxie Linderman. Standing: Sally Stevens, Phyllis Soder- beck, Vic Landeryou, Elizabeth Wenzel Seated: Beverly Nunn, Sue Shanks Sally Smith, Gary Morrison. Left to right: Nancy West. Dick Rhem, William Green, Bill Govier, Mary Iane Mitchell, Anne McCain, Tom McConnell. 1 ,L dl Standing: Iim LeRoy, Iesse Schwoeball, Don Isaacson, Dean Pinchoff, Ron Schroeder, Keith Saylor, Dale Scott. Seated: Dorothy Young, George, May- belle Davis. 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' fix -: ..-Q 5 J 412213-sn , I M gh. -,Ll-. .1 . . . S - ' . , .nw . - . ' ' 1' ' W.-1 'lwra-.wf . . ' . . - A A' 3.-35 '-fr f A , L E .A f' 3 ....'g+ fg17 U . WZ' , - Q.. ' !'4 lf . -H., -' - . . g ' ' 'Af+g'li.-.W7 . ....z--sLQ14L' . -iggggfl. ' 1-..,L J f .-im., i A 1 f mL-' ' ' 1' Football The 1953 Football season was tor the worst part a sad story of defeat. The factors ot ineligibility. the draft and inexperience hurt the gridders consistently and the net result was a 1-7 season record: New head coach Rolla Anderson and assistant Ioe Bogart installed the single wing for the first time in many years at Kalamazoo. The Hornets outgained the opponents in total yardage but were stymied inside the ten-yard line many times when victory seemed imminent. In the first game of the year against perennially strong Wheaton College, the skies loosed a torrent of rain and the contest became a mud bath for the players. Ka1amazoo's inexperience showed greatly as contrasted with Wheaton's powerhouse, and the Hornets dropped their worst defeat of the season. 33-0. E' ...Eli QT ww' 1'-FH -5---is Q' gJ'i r- f, 'xx ,YJ 5 Y.. Q - mln! E I E t' 1' Front Row left to right: G. Wright, P. Lenox, W. Shell, W. Dugan, F. Rossio, B. Dent, I. Compton, A. T. K. McCullough Second Row left to right: P. Coash, E. Pollard, B. Copeland, L. Sherman, H. Lipschitz, V. Mario, C. Morello, B. Miyagawa Co Capt A Dodson I. Doyle, L. Patterson, Mgr. I. Fowler. Third Row left to right: Head Coach R. Anderson, D. Scott, C. Adams, I. Bowen, T. Gilman, B. Howlett, T. Conlin, B. Francisco R Schutter Asst. Coach I. Bogart. Fourth Row left to right: B. Bates, Co-Capt. R. Stricker, D. Senese, D. Stiles, I. Sweet, L. Greene, C. Brown, V. Landeryou The team opened their home season against North Central College of Naperville, Illinois. Everyone did their best for the benefit of the local crowd and won 34-6. The first conference tilt. at Albion, was one of those where the team with the breaks wins. The Britons got the breaks and the game 39-13. At half-time, Al Patzer received his draft notice and was lost for the rest of the season. His loss was greatly felt throughout the remainder of the schedule. Then came the heartbreakers, Adrian won their homecoming contest with the Hornets as the opposition, 21-19. in a battle where the Homets were stopped on the 2 yard line in the last half minute of play after marching the length of the field. Alma came to town for the Kalamazoo Home- coming Football Game and held the Hornets in check to post a 13-0 decision. Olivet, one of the weakest in the M.l.A.A., found the Homets on one of their weaker nights and left Angell Field with a very surprising 26-13 victory. Then Kazoo went to Holland to meet Hope who needed only one more win to clinch the M.I.A.A. championship, and the Homets narrowly missed pulling the upset of the year. but finally fell to the Dutch by a 12-7 margin. The final game of the season was a contest between the flying T formation. mployed hy Hillsdale, against the K formation, cr variation of the short punt formation used by the Hornets. The flying T came out on the long end of a 13-6 score. Thus went football. But. although the record was poor, this does not tell the complete story. Although outmanned, the Homets tried hard and deserve credit for effort. Seniors who will be sorely missed include Roy Stricker. Les Greene, Bob Miyagawa, and Vern Mario. However, looking to the future, things are brighter. Many promising freshmen were on this year's squad. and with a year's experience with the single wing, hopes are high for a successful season next year. QQ, - .gi Fi N triggt . .-TC' Lind, ' Q .. H --,, ,ji A-gdteg, se wl -a ,l 5 . 11.5, I Q -as Qt K 3 k 'Nh-wi 1 I , it Seated Dr. Hicks, Mrs. Hicks, Marilyn Ever- ett Chuck Seifert, Iohn Peterson. Standing: Don Beaver, Mr. Copps. Duane DeVries. Student-Faculty Council The Student-Faculty Council is in a unique position. It is the most important organization of Kalamazoo College, yet it cannot make or enforce laws oi any kind. It serves only in an advisory position. But this position is an extremely important one, for the Council is the sole representative group acting in close relationship with the student body, the faculty, and the administrative division of the college. Members of the Council include the Student Senate representatives of the four classes. four faculty members, the president oi the college the president of the stud t bod . en y, the dean of men, and the dean of women. Serving in an ex-otiicio capacity are the editor of the Index, the editor of the Boiling Pot. and the director of WIMD. However, an advisory committee can do more than meet for refreshments and pleasant talk once a month. It can be an extremely active, forceful organization, as the Student-Faculty Council has proved this past year. 'I'he Student-Faculty Council has discussed many campus problems this past year. In all its meetings it has proved again and again that when students, faculty, and administration leaders sit down and discuss and act upon mutual problems relations between th ' . e various groups can't help but improve and a better college result. Seated: Mrs. Cassady, Dr. Hicks Cathey Rutherford. Mr. Batts, Ierry Baum Dale Wilkins. Standing: Mr. Beem, Mr Beorce Seated: Marion Iohns, Dean Forhcm, Mary Iane Beattie. Jerry Baum, Iim McFadden. Marilyn Everett. Standing: Chuck Seifert, Giz Youngs, Iohn Peterson, Louie Brakeman, Duane DeVries, Don Beaver, Cathey Rutherford, Dale Wilkins. Intersociety Council Student Senate Keith Wright. Marilyn Everett, Dick Davis, Irma Grissom, Steve Styers, Frank Ward, Marion Iohns, Carol Adams. Sue Van Houten, Maynard Dewey, Cathey Rutherford. F ru D g, I, X, x 4 , fx S' Trowbridge House Council Seated: Marion Johns. Naida Shimer, Shirley Ind, Mrs. Mordhorst, Sue Van Houten. Standing: Sue Stapleton, Iudy Robertson, Gayle Smith, Sally Smith. lean Hathaway. Miss Loveless. Joint House Council Seated: Keith Wright, Rudy Planert. Standing: Giz Youngs, Bill Way, Domelen, Richard Crooks. .- Men's Union Women's League N if W' .' B112 De WSYI Gjz Youn Qs, Wes B IOWIL Bob MIYQ gdwq. Carolyn Crossley, Mary lane Beattie, Marilyn Draper, Mrs. Cassady, Georgia Showalter, Iean Hathaway, Norma Durham, Irma Grissom. Martha Heard. Miss Hinke, Shirley Ind. jx -wr - ' gl 5 f N2 . Y. ,gr T33 I eg' xii v I ggi , Af 'air i9.?Hi5E'3mfiiDi?.g 'E V First Row: Lois Frey, Sue Prince, Elaine Iohnsorx, Marjorie Cordes, Dorothy Cadieux, Gladys Fox. Second Row: Karen Peterson, Martha Heard. Ruth Osterling, Irma Grissom, lean Mclntyre, Irene Olson, lean Mertz, Alice Woodruff. Carol Reverski, Kathey Hennig, Maryann TerBixrgh. Third Row: Norma L. Durham, Pat Greenwood, Marcia Wood, Sue Seward, Mary Lou Howell, Marcia Vander Meer. Sue Van Houten, Donna Ullrey. 50 MAJ First Row: Dick Crooks, Ted Tiffany, lim McFadden, Iohn Peterson, lack Price, Marv Schultz, Denny Crane. Second Row: Don Garwood, Rhine Iager, Duane De Vries, Pete Lenox, Frank Ward, Si Glarum, Paul Hanson, Bruce Van Domelen. Third Row: Emerson Campbell, Tom Smith, Dick Fleming, Iohn Hinga, Les Greene, Chuck Goodsell, Max Evans, Gordon Noble. Paul Eck. Vic Landeryou. Dave Bjomson, James Bolton, Bob Crump, Tom Hathaway, Tim Lemon. Fourth Row: Earl Shaffer, Dale Wilkins, Harry Phillips. Dick Davis, Phil Keller, Chuck Seifert. 51 German Club First Row: Carl Koenen. Rudy Plcmert, Don Gcxrwood, David Crane, Paul VanStone. Second Bow: Bill Connors, JoAnne Keller. Inky Schcrrenberg, Dick Davis, Uli Hegel, Donna Ulrey, Helen Patrick. Third Row: Dr. Mayer. Iim Wilson, Paul Hanson, Iim LeRoy, Iustin Ruhge, William Greene, Charles Stiles, Dick Fleming, Curiis Van Voorhees, Rhine Inger, Dave Schultz. Circle K Club First Row: Paul Hanson, Bob Copeland. Dan McFadden, Bruce Vcm Domelen, Tom Smith, Dave Biornson. Second Row: Ioe Meagher. Ion Forslund, lim McFadden. SN SiUff0l'd. DiCk Davis. D011 Steinhilber, Phil Lewis. Third Row: Terry Ludwig. Carol Adams. Bob Rflinwafef' Paul Eck' Bob Cramp- Kappa Delta Chi Sealed: Bill Rogers, Donna Tiffany, Dick Davis, Mary Lou Howell. Standing: Belly Brenner, Burt Vermeulen, Burl Crooks, Torsten Edvar, Fred Hudson. Pal Corby, Iuslin Ruhge, Ruth Chamberlain. Tim Lemon. Father Taylor, Vic Yannacone, Monica Evans. Iohn O'Brien. 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X X T 5i'1-M, 'Ti' JT-Z ' 'ff:f.w1iwp.g,.5p A:-' .F , 1 ww dw Lvl , ' ,I r -5 -x . 0f.,,,i 741- 3 ,x 2-' , ' J ' . ,f 1 5 ' 7 I 'I x 7fX K X!! 1 - -n 5 -S. , I., r' .., , Q 5,3 fl 5.1 5 1f'11-A- 'W' 'il v: ' ' 4- ' -we 1-'f - 1 4.1 f :L f 1 ' ' i V ., 1 'v J, i Z iw: ' 4 'SZ 14- --' X , H. 1 'IQ ih E. ss ,-. .avf f If ffm l x g . - X' 1 X 1 X 1 ' N'f-4, K N , . f X . 't I w Q.. L 1 4AA AL f RON SCHRODER !5.f.if ll l -. .A 1' 5 S-45 JOHN SWEET -f'L'1 1, N V, '. .. DEAN FORHAN xx 1 . ,4L'. X if , ,Q fi IASQ 2 ff Y Ll yin' V fn' ' if ,X ' X , . WE? 5 X 1' .y N' 'f1 , '. a X ': X N2 , JERRY LUDWIG 3 xK J K fx x f .Jg xx 'S ax 4- . s ff X f Y X X M ' x A, 4 ! 1 4 X W NANNY CLLASSER .ax 2. fx ,. ,. :,AN.a 4 ...Q- 'f IQ. .. .MW C 1 - i I 'UW A 4 -Q , X :iii x H ' 1 5 , - DAVE NOQAN Les vAN 1-lAAFreu I 4 . ,Z:': fly! - gg Us . f- Us. Front Row left to right: L Van I-laften, I. Ludwig, D. Pinchoff, P. Coash, R. Schroeder, I. Sweet. Second Row left to right: Mgr V Mario, M. Glasser, S. Siegel, D. Isaacson, T. Wylie, D. Forhan, D. Moran, I. Gideon, Coach R. Anderson Basketball The Hornets opened up their 1953-54 season against the University of Detroit. Detroit swamped the Kazoo's by a score of 98-58. Manny Glasser dropped in 22 points for the losers. The next game found the Hornets at the gym oi the Hope Dutchmen. Hope was really up for this game and they gave the Hornets a 114-95 defeat. Although the Hornets were defeated they looked very good and a promise for a good season was in sight. Manny Glasser and Iohn Gideon were high for the Hornets with 29 points each. On December 9 the Adrian Bulldogs traveled to Kazoo for an MIAA contest. The Hornets won this game by a landslide. drubbing the helpless Bulldogs 88-68. Manny Glasser broke an MIAA scoring record by dropping in 42 points. After Christmas vacation the Hornets swung back into the MIAA contest when they entertained the Calvin Knights. The Hornets gave the highly rated Knights a real battle but had to settle for the short end of a 62-59 score. 'I'he next game found the Homets at Hillsdale. This game had a story book finish with the Dales winning after three overtimes. Olivet was the Hornets second victory as they defeated the Olivet team by a B2-44 score. 'I'he scoring in this game was very nicely distributed among Shell, Schroeder. Wylie, and Gideon with 12-12-11 and 10 points respectively. In the first game of the second semester the Homets entertained Hope. The Dutchmen came to Kazoo with a title seking attitude and they did not go home disappointed as they walked away with a 94-65 victory. 'I'he Homets next game was with the MIAA leader - Calvin. The boys from Kazoo were really up for this contest and played their best game of the year but came out on the short end of the score. Manny Glasser played his first game since Christmas vacation. sharing high point honors with Garry Morrison. The Hornets lost another step in the fight for fourth place in the MIAA standings when they traveled to Adrian. After this loss the Homets scored an 86-64 victory at the expense of Hillsdale. Kazoo tinished its basketball season with losses at Albion and Alma. Albion won a hard fought game by the score of 73-62, winning the game in the last quarter. 61 cz Psychology Club First Row: Marilyn Morrell, Naida Shimer, Gary MacMillan, Patty Victor, Pete Lenox, Dr. Van Liere. Second Row: Ianet Osborn, Shirley Case, Venice Bemard, Ann Thompson, Kathey Lathers, Judy Robertson, Barbara Brown, Jack Price. Third Row: Warren Glass, lrene Olson, Tom Wylie, Don Beaver. Dave Kimball. Economics Club Front Row: Carl Koenen, Giz Youngs, Art Hill, Keith Wright, Stan Farnsworth. Middle Row: Ierry Webster, Dr. Beem. Iim McFadden, Al Bruce-Micah, Dick Bamett, Dr. Copps. Back Row: Chuck Morello, Don Livingston, Ioe Williamson, Dean Forhan, Taka Furusho. Bob Timxner, Bill Highfield, Ed Staten, Iohn Gideon, Carl Nelson, Don Davis. 4, ,gn-r 5 l , .Q fl., r Thanksgiving Day 1954 . . . the dinner was wonderful, turkey, cranberries, and all the stuff- ings . . . we even had a cooks parade . . . 'alter dinner, even though it was rather early. we sang Christmas Carols in the lounge . . . We got together toboggans and sleds and spent the aftemoon out in the snow . body made hot chocolate and Harmon Lounge made cr wonderful place for roasting marsh- mallows . . . we danced and played cards till supper . . . The day ended with a tired but happy group who celebrated Thanksgiving in their home away irom home. . . Some- -LA 11 , , , . ni. ,:, g.g.-Qr .g- mph SOCIOLOGY FIELD WORK PSYCHOLOGY CLASS MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT ANATOMY MODERN POETRY CLASS LJ in Biology SOCIOLOGY ECON SEMINAR -ii' aim N Q, R i ' ibT'S .. li i Christmas Carol Service x IEAN LONDERGAN, Reader ANNALIESE FREY. Spirit of Christmas Men's Union Christmas Party l 'rx . I K J .. ....., -.. -J , 'L W lbw ig m xg! W rg-2. gif Q5 Q. 'i ! N ,-1. Nr v 1-4 ' ' o, P... ,Nw ,.,f'o ,O ' ' 1- ' .. 0 s .,,-+,,,y--a.,m-d'v Q wo-n 1,.o.vj'1-Av., , L- ur o- 1' ' 0 ' v,., ,O-. a-- 0 ' -49' , -fm, ' -.-.L-.,,,,, ,..'v- e--r, -p . - vo-Q 0 U 0 , .-4. 0-. -o ' 0 ,TQ-.LA.L.,,,.., f'v'o ,4,..-1.--...,,., , I H--o--i.,.r-r .- 4 -1 . . ,.. ., , -. -.4...,-. O . .-,, ..,. V . Q.. pg 3 First Row: Shirley Ketchen, Carolyn Crossley. Marilyn Draper, Cathey Rutherford, Ioie Keller. Marion Iohns. Second Row: Shirley Norton. Helen Petrick, Elizabeth Wenzel. Georgia Showalter, Doris Martin. Iudy Mitchell, Iudy Robertson, Mary lane Faugust, Iudy Lyon, Ruth Chamberlain. Third Row: Mary Fee, Margaret Wong, Monica Evans, Kathey Wood, Ginger O'Brien, Barbara McCabe, Sally Seifert, Barbara Crawford. 68 K9 z 1596 'Salad Q2 Zi 'X fo We Q, 1 A 1 IQ' 9- . A.. 1 I - First Row: Iack Shutts. Bob Thomason. Bill Haring, Bob Mulvihill. Duane Arnold, Stu Staitord. Iohn Froyd. Second Row: Wes Brown, Rudy Planert, Steve Styers, Paul VanStone. Tom Anderson. Third How: Clyde Replogle, Bill Way, Howard Green, Curtis Van Voorhees, Bingo Bates. Andy McCullough. Bob MacLeod, Bill Boume, Justin Huhge. Dick Brown. Fourth Row: George Marx, Everett Shafer. Bob Crissman, Gerald Stein, Bob LaBarge, Bob Skora, Bill Connors. Iohn Nelson. 69 C5 Don Beaver. Station Manager. Ierry Webster, Maryanne TerBurgh. Sy Glarum. Vic Yannacone. x Sue Leacock. Vic Yannczcone, lean McIntyre, Bill Hating. 7 A 1 ,,. N 'fag ,j 1 Eli ' Q ff ,ye thffzuf il.. Y, 1 ' , 'Qin 0, ' 4 I I x , Lf V . -0.. if 'I I I. nl - S 0 0 ' u ' TK' 4 J?-x Left to right: Tom Iohnson, Uli Hegel, Pete Lenox. Men's Intramurals Front Row: Bill Baum, Tom Gillman, Pete Nelson, Iim Haqadone, Ed Staren. Back Row: Don Steinhelber, Jack Doyle, Bill Baumgartner, Bob Rainwater, Roy Stricker, Tom Iohnson. 72 l I t fir C' i .-, Y-. V Kneeling: Tom Anderson, Carol Adams, luck Price, Fritz Dow. Standing: Giz Youngs, Don Dclvis, Bill Highfield, Pete Lenox, Arleigh Dodson. Bock Row: Iohn Gideon, Tom Iohnson, Lanfy Dietermcm, Front How: lack Bren- ner, Tony LuSccx1a, Al Tucker. . so i ' , 'Q XXX ny fl wif' f rp' .,, I -1 ,,n, Q ' ' I 'n I ,-0 K-9 am' ' I' :Q 'uk-'I F-,Qs Ls 4- '61 fl . Sk ' ' A 1 u u l I 1 .4 l 1'fy-Br, - .a 53,452.3 F :v ' 'iv' f'1t I 'Q' 1 A A-M XV- ' 4- ' ' Q 4 I U4 ' . '1 Y ' 4: L 4' 4 1, I Y-f K pa- T N I . iw' I 17711 Q1 V. I-ywlll Il 1' 1 K L- 5 I rl-ffl , FN-J ITL! T3 MI T' -:LIT li ,Q 1ffa.fEfi sf - ' -h. '-. 1 ,' ' - ' '1f1 5 f-.gp -fi II' 11:51 - L I-1. I A JJIQ -t A . ' E . -1 l I hr, --., -If ' p ' - ',p'j',: r.,.j . PA . ,- f - 2 'U'f '?5 ..' ' ' . !,: 2'a' 5 ' ' 'M ' ' ' 93' 5, . -.-uv.. , ' . ',:,'A9 Ls , -. , . , ' I E 1 - .lf 'I i -pv- x 'S .J H 'L ' . ' 5 A , ' ..' 'Wt'-'fp' ' 1 f' ' gn, . , f - ?s,,: ,' 1- f fim LeRoy Xu. A Arleigh Dodson Jesse Schwoebczll Phxl Lewxs Kneeling: Bob Gallagher. Iim LeRoy, Tim Lemon. Standing: Fred Cassel, Dale Wilkins, Don Garwood Cross Countrv After a year's layoff, Kalamazoo College-participated in a full schedule of MIAA cross- country competition. Led by the fine running of lim Laltoy and Dale Wilkins, the Homet harriers placed sixth in League competition. However, it must be borne in mind that the team was composed of six men, five of whom were freshmen, the other being a junior, Tim Lemon, the only upperclassrnan of the squad. Two of the freshmen, Don Garwood and Fred Cassel, had never- run in competition previous to this season. All five freshmen had never run the four mile distance before. Iim Lalioy was Kalamazoo's numbr one runner. lim placed high consistently throughout the season. Dale Wilkins. Kazoo's number two man, pushed Jim in the battle for the first position all season long. Tim Lemon, the lone upperclassman, consistently supported Iim and Dale as third man. Bob Gallagher and Don Garwood jockeyed for fourth and fifth spot, while Fred Cassel was the sixth runner. K-College was fortunate in having not one, but two, of the finest courses in the MIAA. The old course is extremely varied. The harriers must run over cinders, black top, gravel, concrete. and sand, along roads and through woods. The Angell course, around Angell Field, is made up of hills, hills, and more hills. 'I'he course is mostly sand bridal paths. with a few pastures and roads thrown in. This course starts and finishes on Angell Field. Highlights from the '53 season were Iim LaRoy's fine running, on a sore ankle and an unfamiliar course, in the MIAA League Meet at Olivet to place fifteenth, Dale Wilkins literally running away with the Homecoming meet against Alma on the Angell course, Don Garwood's steady improvement as the season progressed, and the awarding of varsity letters to Iim LaHoy. Dale Wilkins, and Tim Lemon. The outlook for next year - The Homets will be drawing a bead on the top half of the MIAA in 1954. The team gained valuable depth and experience this year and improved steadily throughout the season. I I Kneeling: Iohn Sweet, lack Bowen, Vic Landeryou, Vern Mario, lim LaRoy, Iesse Schwoeball. Standing: Phil Lewis, Arleigh Dodson, Dave Ross, Les Greene, Charlie Brown, Emil Pollard, Doug Truck Kalamazoo fielded one ot the smallest track squads ever to represent the Hornets. Even though few men are out, coach Ioe Bogart looks for his thinclads to be running hard all season long. The squad has Iim Lalioy, Dale Wilkins, and Tim Lemon, the top three cross-country run- ners, competing in the distance events and helping out in the mile relay. Phil Lewis and Bob Stelle will be running middle distance for K. Vern Mario and Gary Morrison are doing the sprint- ing chores. Lee Van Haaften and A. T. K. McCullough will he topping the timber in the hurdles. Arleigh Dodson will be going for the League championship in the high jump and javelin. Les Greene, less Schwoebell, and lack Bowen are the weight men, throwing shot, discus, and javelin. The distance events look to be in good hands, but Iirn, Dale, and Tim will probably have to double up throughout the season. Phil Lewis, a junior, and Bob Stelle, a returning vet, will have a hard time running the 220, quarter mile, and the relay. Vern Mario, in addition to sprinting, broad jumps also. Gary Morrison is a fast lreshrnan and should do all right. Lee, a vet, and A.T.K., a sophomore, have not run hurdles for some time. Arleigh Dodson, the captain of the squad, will be very strong in the high jump and javelin. Les, Jess, and Iack are all somewhat inexperienced but should handle the weights well. Freshmen out helping to till in are Vic Landeryou, Emil Pollard, Iohn Sweet, and Dave Ross. Rosenberger, Dale Wilkins. In the first meet, against Calvin and Olivet, the following men looked' good. 'Jim LaRoy took first place in the mile. Dale Wilkins was in there for a third and came back to capture second in the two mile event. Phil Lewis got second in the quarter and looked good in the 220. Vern and Gary teamed up tor a third and fourth in the hundred, then Gary ran well in the 220. Arleigh tied for first in the high jump and won outright in the javelin. Ioe Bogart feels that the freshmen will learn from experience throughout the season and that the whole team will round into shape in time to make a good record possible in MIAA competition. Starting oft by splitting against Calvin and Olivet, the team is on its way, pointing tor the league meet in May. First Row: Shirley Ind, Alice Woodrufl, Carol Reversl-ri, Ann McCain, Marilyn Everett, Endrene Peterson. Second Row: Ruta Lapsa, Roberta Sinks, Marion Hergert, Dorothy LeRoy, Sally Seifert, Nancy West, Ioan Schmahl, Margaret Wong, Melinda Mitchell. Third Row: Donna Houqhtby, Bev- erly Nunn, Elaine Iohansen, Becky Porter, lean Mclntyre, Dorothy Young. Faye Martell, Karen Peterson, Sue Prince, Noreen Brewer, Pat Corby. Fourth Row: Marilyn Draper, Dick Fleming, Fred Hudson, Burt Crooks, Pete Nelson, Bert Vermeulen, lim Barnett, Tom Hathaway, Marge Cordes. Kathy Henning, Judy Lindberg. Fifth Row: Mary lane Mitchell, Ioann Barber, Izzy Iohnston, Gene Kamafel, Stan Farnsworth, Emerson Campbell, Malcolm Bishop, Iohn LaMonte, lack Shutts, Earl Shaffer, Betty Locey, Marylou Howell, Martha Hoard. College Singers Seated: Maybelle Davis, Sally Stevens, Dorothy LeRoy. First Row: Donna Houghtby, Mary Lou Howell, Issey Iohnston, Mrs. Overly, lean Hathaway, Mr. Rowland, Burt Vermeulen, Mr. Overly. Second Row: Elaine Iohansen, Beverly Nunn, Marion Hergert, Mary Ann Goff, Beckey Porter. Arvey Bunning, Third Row: Irma Grissom, Barbara Brown, Dick Crooks, Fred Hudson, Bill Bourne. Iohn LaMonte, Earle Schater, Wes Brown. Overly Society W I Q 4+5U4-:-Ulm-M1121 - 12? M, - -- H:-:wQ,i,f1J-2, H L---,1.w?g.-9, -:f.ff--,imw-4' iw , , bbw.. ,i?- -f, 1- ,W .. 2'i!fL F 4:1-5:: r 'Q' if , 1 ' ,,--....- , .Q , A 7 .-...4.. ,,1., . gf' 1 6 H51 . if , - .v ' 'N ., A , . I - A - 49 , 5- Q if f ff4 XV ' A. fs P, . f GN I' rd' if 'J S 1 K 5 'P I' A ' :Alf-f ' C . 7' T511 r iff, YL ' 1 2 .W - L - ' ' - X - -2 lr b ff fp f'f ' , . vias Q D .I 9 Q A, Mi, 5339i mp' fl i 1 THE EIGHTH ANNUAL A Community Project Sponsored by Kalamazoo College JULIUS KLEIN, famous Yugo-Slav gombist, feted at the Royal Court. Escaped from communism in I946. Appeared in the U. S. in many major recitols. Owner of a pre- cious French viola da gamba ol l665. Professor of music, Val- paraiso University, and the Uni- versity of Chicago. DR. HEINRICH FLEISCHER, eminent organ virtuoso and authority on Bach. Born in Eisenach lBach's birthplacel, he received his Ph.D. from Leipzig University, ond taught at the conservatory there. At present he is professor of music at Valparaiso University, and organist at the University ol Chicago. 7,3 4 84 Henry Overley, Founder and Director Voldemars Rushevics, Concertmaster MARCH 26, 27, 28, 1954 GRACE CASTAGNETTA The first lady of improvisa- tion -New York World Telegram Finish, taste and elegance -New York Ti-mes LESLIE CHABAY, celebrated star of opera, oratorio and concert. Soloist under Tos- canini, Leinsdorf, Mitrapoulis, Munch and others. Victor LP recording artist. . . . a ringing tenor voice and a beautiful one . . . endless color supply. -New York Herald Tribune ELIZABETH WYSOR, American contralto of international renown. Soloist at most European festivals: Salzburg, Bayreuth, Vi- enna, Amsterdam, London, Paris, etc. Rich, wonderful voice . . . unforgettablef' -Athens Vodrini EDWARD STACK, well-known Chicago bari- tone, selected especially for his sympathetic interpretation of the words of the Christ. . . . rich and easily produced voice . . . skillful nuance and color. -Chicago Tribune AGATHA LEWIS, soprano, featured artist with the Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Indianapolis orchestras. . . . great charm of personality, along with unusual interpretive and vocal talent. -New York Evening Post ANDREW FOLDI, outstanding bosso, widely known for his excellence in oratorio and opera. He will sing the parts of Pilate and Peter, and the bass arias. . . . a born musician of the greatest natu- ral endowments. -Martial Singher 85 fan' jp 1 ,a-fx First Row: Jean Londergan, Anne Thompson, Gail Greenman, Rayma Ray, Endrene Peterson, janet Beebe, Melinda Mitchell. Second Row. Mary Lester. Mary Killeen, Faye Martell, Nancy Swanty. Ioan Story, Stephanie Burns, Sally Smith, Iudy Lindberg, Noreen Brewer, Shirly Lostutter. Third Row: Marilyn Everett, Anneliese Frey, Alice Curtis, Sue Laycock, Gretchen Baht, Nancy West, Marion Peet, Mary Barnitz, Sally Stevens. I, .ff 'rua-f CJF2-.um First Row: Tim LaRoy, Bob Copeland, Art Hill, Vern Mario, Chuck Morello, Phil Lewis. Second Bow: Evan Ferris, Torn Gilman, Giz Youngs, Carol Adams. Fred Wiche, Hoy Stricker. Arleigh Dodson. Iohn LaMonte. Third Row: Donald Beaver, Iohn Gideon, Bob Gallagher, Bob Rainwater, Gene Czamecki, Gary Morrison, Dave Kimball. Dave Moran, lim Wilson, Dean Forhcm. Iim Cameron, Don Isaacson, Iohn Sweet, Carl Nelson, Dave Stuut. Tom McConnell, Tom Conlin, Dean Pinchofi. Wayne Shell, Charlie Brown. Fourth Row: Tony LaSca1a, Duke Dugan, Ioe Meagher, Herbie Lip- schitz, lim Fowler, Keith Wright, Emil Pollard. Jerry Webster, Denny Hill, Rafe Bendek. 87 N Forensics Z Seated: Nancy Swanty, Ed Staren, Jean Londergan. Standing: Sally Horn, Paul Eck. Kippy Vorhees, Stu Stafford, Emil Pollard. Eugene Cortright, Duane Amold, Bob Thomason. Pi Kappa Delta Seated: Kippy Voorhees, Iean Londergan, Sally Hom. Standing: Siu Stafford. Ed Staten. Nancy Swanty, Duane Amold, Jim McFadden, Bob Thomason, Eugene Cortright, Carol Adams. K Club First Row: Bill Howlett, Ion Forslund, Dan McFadden, Ed Staren, Bob Miyagawa, Mr. Bogart, Pete Lenox. Second How: Bob Copeland, Dean Forhan, Phil Lewis, Dick Brown, Iohn Compton, Dale Wilkins, Art Hill, Herbie Lipschitz, Vic Lcmderyou. Third Row: Larry Dietermcm, luck Bowen, Carol Adams, Ierry Ludwig, Don Hay, Arleigh Dodson, Verne Mario. lim Fowler. Fourth Row: Tom Conlin. Tim Lemon, Ron Schroeder, Iim La Roy, Bill Dent, Tom Smith. Lee Van Haaften, Torah Edvar. t 'N ' I' l - ? 2- ffff, l V- ,, ,Kp '.1mgi.,. ,T ' . ll V I,,5.,'. A dl Q x '-. ' Cheerleaders fi. Sue Shanks. Kippy Voorhees. Anneliese Frey 89 f' I X -,. ,.,-iw.. 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I Ilm Fowler , 1 ! 5.3452 .YU NKTFQI-?T.2T?fi vu K A 1 fi ' iff-,1--f , 2, , , f 5 ,g,4.i'. . . if KAI ufmf. I , O ...1 y , .I 3. .V .1 6 1 -1 Q. -1-. ...vaun- 1 .0 P -1 6.-N '. ff ' -' -.- , .- .. I MA ,sa- hi 1 4. 5 A W -'K 524, , , ,, ., .. uf 1. U: w ' wg-pw ' -1- 'ifwfewx-. ,gig -Sr' U f 4 V r'ZV1. v .fb Q 4. 1 L. I 1 Nx- T f Aa? If I s . 4 I-44 1 .f - A-1? ll l 'w ' I . Y f 5 f. 'W ,' feb' il fr 1 . Q 2 M' I hr' 1 UI' .1 1. , . 3, is ,t ti 1 ffl ll? Dean Pinchoif TOUY LGSCQIG ia-1 ' I J 1.51 -sf' Another successful tennis season seems to be in store for Kalamazoo College in 1954. The Hornets have a great past to live up to: Kalamazoo has been the resting place lor MIAA trophies every year in which there have been presentations since 1932. And in this period of time. the Orange and Black netters have not lost a single conference dual match. With the coming ol the new season, the Homets are again on top. They are heavy iavorites to continue in their winning ways and add another year's victories and championships to this string oi accomplishments. Under the guidance of Dr. Allen B. Stowe, tennis coach lor the past 25 seasons, the Hornets will field a team that should prove to be one of the strongest college aggregatives in the midwest, regardless of size. The leadership of the team for 1954 will be in the hands oi co-captains Manny Glasser and Bob Casler, last season's MIAA conference singles and doubles champions. Other members vieing for coveted spots on the team will be Tom Smith, Tom Wylie, less Armand, transfer from Haiti, who is the national champion of his homeland. lim Fowler. who was. when in the juniors, among the select named to the Western Lawn Tennis Association ratings, Tony LaScala, Dave Moran, runnerup in the MIAA singles and the other half oi the MIAA championship doubles duo with Casler, and Dean Pinchofi, lone freshman on the team, who, as a senior at Monroe last year, won the Michigan High School Class A championship. Tom Wylie 92 ,I I tml I i 1 I, Dr. Stowe, Tony LaScala, Bob Cassler, Iim. Fowler, less Armand. Dean Pinchoff, Tom Smith, Dave moran, Manny Glasser, Tom Wylie. Tennis The highlight of the spring for the tennis team comes early in the season when the squad takes a swing through the southland during spring vacation. meeting a number of the top teams the south has to ofler. This year's trip, possibly the toughest undertaken by any team in the country, has nine matches, eight duals and one triangular, sheduled to be played within eleven days. One of the high points of the trip is the match with North Carolina, which was rated third in the U.S.A. college ranks last year. and is expected to be ranked high in the standingts again this year. ' Another is the match with Cincinnati, where the number one Hornet will meet Tony Trabert, lately rated by the experts as the number one amateur tennis player in the world. Although many top teams are met on the southem tour they have in the past held their own, and this season should be no exception. Unlike many college teams, the strength of the Hornets extends throughout the complete squad, with so little difference between members that the lineup could be shuffled in almost any manner without making much difference. This factor of depth may prove to be very important to the Homets in some of their closer matches and could mean the difierence between a victory or a defeat. Not only does the scene look bright tor 1954, but also for the tuture. Glasser is the only senior, while Casler, Smith, and Wylie are juniors, Armand, Fowler, LaScala. and Moran are sophomores, and Pinchott a freshman. First Row: Mrs. Mills, Ianet Osborn, Chuck Goodsell. Betty Brenner, Louie Brakeman. Second Row: Margaret Wong, Elaine Iohansen, Fred Hudson. Dick Styles, Gary MacMillan, Iim McFadden, Marcia VanderMeer. International Relations Club Officers for the International Relations Club this year were Charles Goodsell, president: Betty Brenner, vice-president: Janet Osborn, secrrary: and Louis Brakman, treasurer. With Mrs. Helen Mills as advisor ot the Club, several speakers were brought in for meetings throughout the year. However, the main project for the year was the sponsoring oi the Model United Nations General Assembly on May 1. With more than 100 high school, college, and graduate students from within a 100-mile radius of the campus participating with students from Kalamazoo College. one day was devoted to duplicating a day in the United Nations General Assembly. Delegations from as many member nations as possible were formed and represented at the Model Assembly, and three international qustions of importance were discussed. These were: admittance ot Red China, adoption ot the Covenant of Human Rights, and settlement ot the Trieste dispute. The First Plenary Session was held in the morning oi May 1 in Tredway Gymnasium, committee meetings were held in the after- noon, and the Second Plenary Session was held that night. 94 Seated: Louis Brakeman. Shirley Lostutter, Chuck Goodsell, Herb Grench, Dr. Chen. Standing: Dave Crawford, Sally Smith, Pete Lenox, Tim Lemon, Alice Dill. United Nations Convention The keynote address for the Assembly was delivered by Mr. Arnold Vas Dias, a versatile and distinguished Dutch journalist, a war correspondent in two world wars and long-time obesrver oi the in between and post-war diplomatic dramas. His topic was Can the United Nations Survive? The secretariat formed for the Model Assembly was headed by Charles Goodsell as Secretary- General, with Isabelle Iohnston and Sally Smith as his administrative assistants, in the office of Secretary-General. Deputy Secretary-General was Brakeman, with Ianet Osborn director of the Communications Division: Alice Dill, Credentials: Tim Lemon, Rules and Procedure: and Bill Rogers, the Resolutions Division. These divisions came under the Department of Assembly and General Services. In the Department of Financial and Administrative Services Herb Grench was Assistant Secretary-General, while Dick Crawiord was head of the Bureau of Finance: Pete Lenox, Manage- ment Services: and Marilyn Everett, Documents Division. Shirley Lostutter was Assistant Secretary- General in the Department of Public Information. The advisors for the Model Assembly were Mrs. Mills, Dr. Wen Chao Chen, and Mr. Elton Ham. 95 Phi Kappa Alpha First Bow: Maude Elwood. Dr. Stowe, Dr. Smith, .Dr. Myers, Dr. Kerman. Mrs. Cassady. Second Row: Iohn Peterson, Naida Shimer, Iean Hathaway, Mary Beatie, Ianet Osborn, Betty Brenner, Shirley Ind. Third Row: Al Arkell, Dr. Buskirk, Dr. Bacon, Pres. Hicks, Dick Crawford, Herb Grench. Si Glarum, Arvy Bunning, Dr. Batts. Bruce Van Domelen, Dr. Van Liere. Fourth Row: Buz Dewey, Louis Brakeman, Sam Allerton, Dr. Dunsmore, Iohn Hinga, Bill Rogers, Chuck Goodsell, Don Davis. , Seated: Shirley Ind, Norma L. Durham. Dorothy Cadieux, Lois Frey, Donna Ullrey, Nancy West. Standing: Gretchen Bahr. Carol Reverski, Marilyn Draper, lean Mclntyre, Mary Iane Beattie, Doris Martin, Iudy Lindberg, Martha Hoard, Elaine Iohnson, Karen Peterson. Jean Hathaway. Alpha Lambda Delta ,cz .41 X' 5.34 J 2? qi '.v IIAAQ gf. :fi su fi'-N ur ld' Jo Tanner May Fete Court ,....--. ... -. -Shu Seated: Mary Iane Beattie, Marcia Wood. Standing: Ioyce Dillman, Queen Shirley Case, Barbara Brown. Jean Hathaway. Q' Pw- Qhx 'wx -if. - r -le N--.... ...H- mx. .5 ' Q. 14 'I we --5,21 fr. , .g:f.fg' f 'sa ry wir. -14 l2A...f'- f i ',ffK,'f'-f'f 2,-154, f , ,1- 1-'fm' ' .-7-ef' -gg' Z-- lm 1 1 -. . 'NPS-4 ,121 W Vvzfws.--+ ,f 111-A 1. -rr ' ' , I 1 I I ' 1 . . , 1 J x ,W L. First Row: Margaret Wong, Mary McDonald. Ginger O'Brien. Second Row: Ruth Osterling. Mary Iane Beattie, Judy Lyon, Marion Peet, Sue Van Houten. The Women's Recreation Association is an organization which provides recreation for all women students. Its objectives are fun, an outlet for expression, an opportunity for being acquainted with other women on campus, and development ot an active interest in women's sports. This past year the program was under the guidance of Miss Ada Loveless who came to us as the new Wornen's Physical Education Director in the iall of 1953. The sports were put on a competitive team basis and Trowbridge was divided into five equal teams with the town students playing on one of the dorm teams. The competitive season began in the fall with a successful mock track meet and picnic at Angell Field. Tournaments in speedball and tennis singles were also held during the iall. In the winter, competition was held in basketball, volleyball, table tennis, badminton, and swimming. During the spring, softball, tennis doubles, and archery tournaments were held. The entire year's program is climaxed with a W.R.A. banquet at which time the individual and team awards are presented. - Women's Recreation Association W.R.A. Sports Managers . . . Front Row: Shirley Ketchen, Ianet Osborn, Noreen Brewer Mary McDonald. Back Row: lane Mallory, Sue Steward, Gayle Smith, Sue Shanks Venice Bemard, Ruth Chamberlain. 1 I Basketball Play Day at Michigan State . . Front Row: Shirley Ketchen, Ruth Chamber lain, Ioan Story. Middle Row: Iean McIntyre Sue Seward Kippy Voorhees Sue VanHout en. Last Row: Ginger O'Brien, Iean Meriz Margaret Wong, Pat Lucas, Dorothy Young Sue VanHouien and Ginger O'Brien. l ' fr Q' Iunet Osbom, Tennis Champion. 'lOl Basement, Speedball Champions . . . Sealed: Alice Curtis, Gail Greenman. Mary Killeen. Rayma Ray, lane Mallory, Marian Peet. Standing: Ginger O'Brien. Iudy Robertson, Kippy Voorhees, Marlon Iohns. Third Floor, Basketball Champions . . . Kneeling: Ruth Chamberlain, Georgia Showalter, Alice Woodruff, Sue Prince. Standing: Marjie Cordes. lean Mclntyre, Mary Iane Beattie. Irene Olson, Irma Grissom. Karen Lavery, Table Tennis Champion -ys, Kneeling: Patty Victor, Sue VcmHouten. Ccthey Rutherford. Stcmding: Shirley Ketchen, Miss Ada Loveless, Pat Lucas. Women's M.I.A.A. Tennis und Archery Teams Gretchen Baht, Rayma Ray, Kippy Voorhees. Ginger O'Brien. L-I .. 1 ir-Uvvvnt -F 'L 103 Q, ' 4 r f 7' V' V V T Y Y I I Boiling Editor ........ . Assistant Editor Business Manager . . . Photographer ..... . Art Editor . . Copy Staff . . Lay-out Staff . . Sports Staff . . Business Staff . . . 104 . 7 , , .1- Cathy Rutherford, editor: Ioe Keller, crsst editor. Poi Cathy Rutherford Joie Keller Patty Victor Tim Lemon Mary Jane Beattie Kathy Hennig, Karen Peterson, ,Alice Curtis, Irene Olsen. Elizabeth Wenzel, Gary McMillan, Marion Johns, Judy Robertson. Ginger O'Brien, Jack Brenner, Jim Fowler, Vic Yannacone, Dale Wilkins. Judy Lindberg, Nancy Swanty, Jim McFadden. ,gil ,X td, 1, Seated: Iudy Robertson, Cathy Rutherford, editor: Ioey Keller, crssis Marion Iohns, Elizabeth Wenzel. Standing: Jud L' Peterson. Shirley Ketchen. atnt editor: y mdberg, Kath ' 105 y Henning. Karen Philo Variety Show ' E Century Showboat .41 ! , nn P' .4 P hy 35 ' w l' I X.. . ,x - 't PQ. ., jpwzr-vs-1 fb-4' fi! J' ' , , . 'K , . ' ,gv 3121? I , . .x wi .V--w ,x ,f 1: A25 'Wuxi v.,.1, -,. ,nw .1,1,.,n- X kb W ,. S - as IQ B' CD H KL 7. s...,.-.- Bill Hfxring Eid Stare! . 7 1 by A I. N z X . Jfit' f'l5s,' , 4. ' 'gll 1 I : ,f-'fu --A L, -f Q A -. ' 1 . . v ,- Ms 'H ,QL xl v kj 317' ,Q'G15'H ?-1VT? -.1- if f155 ' 1 ?:2'.,5,afg4g3?,21E3-12,13 QF- r - M. gM,.-fisfgpgi-lfWpfa::,a,-. 1 ,N ff . , .,, -. .. . -.f,, N-vw: J 1-. - -all new Mile' -My .f. - 114 . ,.1 ' I - K '. ' '!.L3,A,.,,,. I J? .. ff gf , ' ' ' . if ' . ' I ' I - , 108 , - . Tom Anderson Skip M cr x wel 1 xxxkl , XQXXN I' 'Lelt io right: Bill Laughlin, couch, Skip Marx, Bill Highfield, Evan Ferris, Bill Horing, Tom Anderson, Deon Miller, April April April April May May Mdy May May May GOLF SCHEDULE Aquinas Adrian Albion Hope Almcr Olivet Glenview, Illinois, Calvin Hillsdale M.I.A.A. Field Day Golf r-'iff' R f I ! i VX A-X i h 'N 17 ,, ' . '- - f . ,I 1 0. YW' tg ligf AW 219' 4 I . -1. ...- 4 1 1 f x Q IN- I 'ggi ' r fax 5,9 .I Qgi L , 4 ll' I In - ..,- , kwin x gy. L, ..---' fx V' Semor mg., . I-C, ,JS XL.-ai 1,5153 v. ag v f I 'Fi I-'.N Q I - . 1 - 4 . 'F v ,'f rl. . ag. ' 311 5 ,gfi-fQ,5.21 1 5,5 ,, 1 ' e .in fiiggf J.. gl. '. 9.-.I VF ' . Q, , r' l gn V- A , '. Ml mg N .A We P '1 -1. Es. QQ gma- 'Q .,. A... . .f., l, A mFfq.!'T 5 - -.1 , Q C X xv 3 Edgar C. Staren Congress Park, Illinois SPEECH Q Senior president. ECONOMICS Peter Lenox Detroit, Michigan PSYCHOLOGY Intramural Student Manager: Varsity Football: K Club: Phi Lambda: Psychology Club: Intersociety Council, presi- dent: Senior Class treasurer: Freshman Class president Student Senate: Student-Faculty Council: Botllnq Pot: Philo Glee Club: Index: Religious Activities Board: United Nations Model Assembly: Ioint House Council: WIMD. Iohn Peterson Evanston, Illinois HISTORY Phi Lambda, vice president: Debate team: Pi Kappa Delta: Dramatics Club: WIMD, staff member and board of direc- tors: Student Senate, president: Student-Faculty Council: Senior class representative to Senate: Senior Dormitory resident: Ioint House Council, representative: Intersociety Council. Century Forum: WIMD: Index, sports editor: Golf: Basket- ball: Debate: K. Club: Psychology Club: Economics Club: Freshman Class vice president: Sophomore president: Iames McFadden Lacota, Michigan Senior Class vice president: Economics Club, president: Junior Class treasurer: Phi Lambda vice president: Student Senate treasurer: Religious Affairs Committee: Ioint House Council treasurer. Marjorie Burgstahler Delton, Michigan ART Senior Class, secretary: 'Kappa Pi, secretary: Washin Banquet: Homecoming Committee: May Fete Committ Overley Society: Christmas Carol Service: College Sing 1 ,yt ' '-153. ,f Q' -ew t If Ierry Baum Three Rivers, Michigan PHILOSOPHY Student Senate, president: Student Faculty Council: Index: WIMD: Sigma Rho Sigma. William Baumgartner Kalamazoo, Michigan CHEMISTRY K Club: Varsity Football: Intramural Sports. Ianet Lou Bee-be Grand Rapids, Michigan PSYCHOLOGY Kappa Pi, secretary: Index staff: College Singers: Christmas Carol Service: Intersoclety Council: College Players: Psy- chology Club. Venice Bernard Delton, Michigan BIOLOGY Christmas Carol Service: Kappa Pi: Psychology Club: Boiling Pot: College Players: Index. Evelyn E. Biek Dowagiac, Michigan ENGLISH LITERATURE Trowbridge House Council, secretary: Kappa Pi, secretary, vice president: Bolling Pot: College Singers: Christmas Carol Service: Co-Chairman of Women's League Formal. Louis F. Brakernan, Ir. Kalamazoo, Michigan POLITICAL SCIENCE Phi Lambda: Players Club, treasurer: International Rela- tions Club, president, treasurer: Kappa Delta Chi: Campus Chest, co-chairman: Phi Kappa Alpha: Religious Emphasis Week: Political Convention, rules and procedure commit- tee chairman: Religious Affairs Board, chairman: Senate: WIMD. Carol L. Adams Manistee, Michigan ECONOMICS l Economics Club, treasurer: Psychology Club: German Club: Varsity Football: K Club: Index staff: Forensics: Pi Kappa Delta: Century Forum, secretary, vice president: Ioint House Council, vice president: Sophomore Class, vice president: Iunior Class, president: College:'Singers: Band: Bridge Club: Intersociety Council: WIMD: Model Convention. Alfred Arkell Chicago, Illinois CHEMISTRY Phi Kappa Alpha Iames Paul Bambacht Kalamazoo, Michigan CHEMISTRY Phi Lambda Iames Richard Barnett Michigan City, Indiana ECONOMICS Madrigal Singers: Varsity Quartette: Philo Glee Club: College Singers: Overley Society: Bridge Club: Intramural Sports: Phi Lambda. 'r A , v , X .I , -1- I sem... t sea Shirley Case Elmira, New York BIOLOGY Religious Affairs Board, Boiling Pot, Psychology Club: Welles Hall Committee, Religious Emphasis Week, chair- man, Homecoming Court, Queen. lean Clapp Kalamazoo, Michigan CHEMISTRY Alpha Sigma Delta, secretary, vice president, Index. Eugene E. Cortright Bellevue, Michigan POLITICAL SCIENCE Phi Kappa Delta, Forensics, International Relations Club. Richard Crawford Kalamazoo, Michigan CHEMISTRY Phi Lambda, treasurer, Phi Kappa Alpha, Religious Em- phasis Week, chairman of finance. Linda Maxine Crandall Eagle, Michigan SOCIOLOGY Kappa Delta Chi Richard D. Crooks Saginaw, Michigan MUSIC Phi Lambda, Director of Music, College Pep Band, stu- dent director, Overley Society, Phi Lambda Glee Club, College Singers, secretary, accompanist, Bach Festival, American Guild of Organists, president student chapter, Welles Hall Committee, College Players, Kappa Delta Chi, German Club, International Relations Club, Mom's Day, co-chairman, Ioint House Council, representative. Elizabeth Emme Brenner Kalamazoo, Michigan ENGLISH Boiling Pot. editor, Index, news editor, Student Senate, Kappa Delta Chi, vice president, International Relations Club, vice president, Eurodelphian Gamma, treasurer, Campus Chest, College Singers, Bach Festival, Christmas Carol Service, Alpha Lambda Delta, vice president. Barbara L. Brown Kalamazoo, Michigan PSYCHOLOGY Freshman Class secretary, Kappa Pi, president, College Players, secretary, Intersociety Council, secretary, Madri- gals, Women's Octet, Philo Glee Club, K-dettes. Arvalea Bunninq Rock Island, lllinots MUSIC Alpha Sigma Delta, Kappa Delta Chi, Overley Society, Christmas Carol Service, Bach Festival, String Quartet, Pep Band, Religious Emphasis Week Committee. Iames A. Cameron, III Rochester, New York SPEECH Century Forum, WIMD 'Q- Iulia Dean Chicago, Illinois BIOLOGY Alpha Sigma Delta, Dramatics Club. corresponding secretary, W.R.A., Ethel Des Autels Kalamazoo, Michigan SOCIOLOGY Eurodelphian Gamma, French Club, vice president, presi- dent, Psychology Club. ' Maynard Merle Dewey Hickory Comers, Michigan BIOLOGY College Singers, College Players, French Club, Pi Kappa Delta, Model Convention, Junior Class, vice president, Men's Union, vice president, Sigma Rho Sigma, president, vice president, secretary, treasurer. Alice Dill Iackson, Michigan SOCIOLOGY College Singers Sl I , ' 4 I t f! in - '15-vt Ioyce Dillman Kalamazoo, Michigan ART Homecoming Court, Homecoming Queen, May Fete Court. Frederick Baier Dow Detroit, Michigan PHILOSOPHY - RELIGION Varsity Baseball, Index. Iames Stanley Farnsworth Otsego, Michigan ECONOMICS - POLITICAL SCIENCE Phi Lambda, College Singers, Varsity Ouartette, Bridge Club, Economics Club. Mary lane Fee Mishawaka, Indiana SOCIOLOGY Eurodelphian Gamma, May Pete Committee, Program Chairman. Richard C. Fleming Bangor, Michigan BIOLOGY Intramural sports, Phi Lambda, 1952 Mock Election, Ger- man Club, College Singers, Bach Festival. Dean LaRoy Forhan Detroit, Michigan ECONOMICS Student Senate, vice president, Century Forum, vice presi- dent and treasurer, Ioint House Council, secretary and representative, K Club, Economics Club, Varsity Basket- ball, Intersociety Council. Charles T. Gooclsell St. Ioseph, Michigan POLITICAL SCIENCE Senate, Iunior Class representative: Student-Faculty Coun- cil: Phi Lambda: Phi Kappa Alpha: International Relations Club, president: Model Convention: 1952 Mock Election: Model UN General Assembly: general secretary: Index Staff. Emanuel Glasser White Plains, New York PHYSICAL EDUCATION Varsity Basketball: Varsity Tennis: K Club. Raymond Glasser White Plains, New York PHYSICAL EDUCATION Varsity Basketball: Assistant Basketball Coach: Assistant Track Coach: K Club. Leslie Edwin Greene Kalamazoo, Michigan BIOLOGY Phi Lambda, Sergeant at Arms: Varsity Football: Varsity Track. Gail Irene Greenman South Haven, Michigan ART WIMD: Bridge Club: Christmas Carol Service: Kappa Pi, usher. Herbert Grench Seattle, Washington PHYSICS Phi Lambda, secretary, president: Ioint House Council. secretary: WIMD: Phi Kappa Alpha: Intramural Athletics: I-lornbeck Scholarship recipient: Phi Lambda Glee Club: College Players. Sam Weller Grow Kalamazoo, Michigan SPEECH Century Forum: Football: Basketball: Track: K Club: Forensics. Iames R. Hagadone La Grange. Illinois SPEECH Varsity Baseball: Goli: Century Forum: Intramural Ath- letics. lean Mildred Hathaway Mansfield, Ohio BIOLOGY Eurodelphian Gamma: Intersociety Council representative, Sophomore Class, secretary: Student Senate, vice president: Alpha Lambda Delta, vice president, senior advisor: Women's League, president: Trowbridge House Council treasurer: College Singers: Christmas Carol Service, French Club: Overley Society: Student Senate Concert: Bach Festival: Religious Activities Committee: Boiling Pot, assistant editor, co-editor, business staff: Model Conven tion: American Guild of Organists, secretary-treasurer student chapter: Welles Hall Committee. William A. Hiqhfielcl Greenville, Michigan ECONOMICS Varsity Golf: WIMD: Century Forum: Intramural sports Economics Club: International Relations Club. 5-'V ' ' 1 Carl Theodore Koenen Chicago, llllnots CHEMISTRY - BIOLOGY Pht Lambda, secretary, treasurer: Index: WIMD: German Club, president: Mock Democratic Assembly. Elaine H. Koniz Birmingham, Michigan ELEMENTARY EDUCATION - HISTORY Cheer Leader: College Singers: Boiling Pot: Kappa Pi. lean Londergan Detroit, Michigan SPEECH Forensic Manager: Pi Kappa Delta, president: Student Senate: Bridge Club: WIMD, board of directors: College Players: Christmas Reader: Kappa Pi. Gary D. MacMillan Posen, Michigan PSYCHOLOGY - SOCIOLOGY Phi Lambda: International Relations Club: French Club: Bolling Pot: Psychology Club, president: Index: WIMD. lane E. Mallory Birmingham, Michigan SOCIOLOGY Kappa Pi, president: WIMD: Trowbridge House Council, Freshman representative: W.R.A.: Intersociety Council: College Singers: Christmas Carol Service. Vern Mario Otsego, Michigan I SPEECH Varsity Football and Track: Basketball manager: Century Forum: K Club: Newman Club, treasurer: Psychology Club: May Fete. Iohn P. Hinga Plainwell, Michigan PSYCHOLOGY Phi Lambda: College Singers: Psychology Club: WIMD: Intemational Relations Club: Boiling Pot. Shirley Incl Ann Arbor, Michigan FRENCH Trowbridge House Council, president: French Club, presi- dent: German Club: College Singers: Eurodelphian Gam- ma: Phi Kappa Alpha: Bridge Club: May Pete, publicity chairman. Phil Iohnson Kalamazoo, Michigan PSYCHOLOGY French Club, vice-president: Sigma Rho Sigma: WIMD: Index. Eugene Thaddeus Karnafel South Bend, Indiana CHEMISTRY Phi Lambda: Varsity Quartette: Madrigals: German Club: College Singers: Overley Society. Y u - X Y .x . YQ, Q V. 1 Fig 'f 1 11 ra. - - 1 763 Ruth lane Osterling Rochester, New York BIOLOGY W.R.A. Council, treasurer: College Singers: German Club: Alpha Sigma Delta, treasurer: Christmas Carol Service. Marian L. Peet Benton Harbor, Michigan SOCIOLOGY W.R.A. Council: Kappa Pi, corresponding secretary: Win- ter Carnival Court. Robert P. Pfister Lawton, Michigan SPANISH Sigma Rho Sigma lack Price Detroit, Michigan BIOLOGY - CHEMISTRY Index: Phi Lambda, treasurer: Football: Track: Phi Lambda Glee Club: Psychology Club: Double Ouartette. Rayma Del Ray La Grange, Illinois HISTORY Kappa Pi, secretary: College Carol Service: Bridge Club. Singers: Index: Christmas Carol Postula Reverski Kalamazoo, Michigan PHILOSOPHY Alpha Sigma Delta: Overley Society: Madrigal Singers: Women's Octet: Alpha Lambda Delta. G. Robert Miyagawa Kalamazoo, Michigan ECONOMICS Men's Union, vice president, treasurer: Varsity Football: Varsity Track: K Club: Economics Club. Marylyn Morrell La Grange, Illinois PSYCHOLOGY AND ENGLISH LITERATURE Index staff: Kappa Pi, treasurer: Psychology Club. Carl Nelson Trenton, Michigan ECONOMICS Century Forum, secretary: nomics Club: Intramurals. WIMD: College Singers: Eco- Virginia O'Brien Benton Harbor, Michigan PHYSICAL EDUCATION W.R.A. Council, president: Eurodelphian Gamma, alumni secretary, Intersociety Council representative: Intersociety treasurer: Boiling Pot: Religious Emphasis Week Commit- tee: Archery Team: Women's League. X, . l g-. V. 'ltr x ,earl J- gi William R. Rogers Scotia, New York ENGLISH LITERATURE Choir. president: Phi Lambda Glee Club: Varsity Quartette: Senate: Phi Kappa Alpha: Religious Activities Board: Phi Lambda: Overley Society: College Band: Track: Dramatics: Kappa Delta Chl: Religious Emphasis Week, chairman: Boiling Pot. Ants Saba Nazareth, Israel CHEMISTRY Ingrid Scharenberg Ann Arbor, Michigan SPEECH CORRECTION Eurodelphian Gamma: German Club, president, secretary, and treasurer: WIMD. Marvin Schultz St. Joseph, Michigan CHEMISTRY Phi Lambda :N Naida Lucile Shimer Watervliet, Michigan PSYCHOLOGY Christmas Carol Service: Alpha Sigma Delta, correspond- ing secretary: Index: Psychology Club, vice president: Trowbridge House Council, secretary: College Singers: Boiling Pot. Clyde Stuart Siegel New York, New York HISTORY Varsity Basketball: Sports Publicity Director: Forensics. Gail Carol Smith Chicago, Illinois ART Kappa Pl, president, vice president: Trowbridge House Council, vice president: Newman Club, secretary: Shake- spearian plays: College Singers: Christmas Carol Service: Intersociety Council representative. Sue H. Stapleton Toledo. Ohio CHEMISTRY German Club: Alpha Sigma Delta: Student Senate: Boiling Pot: Mom's Day: College Singers: Women's Tennis Team. Charles R. Stiles Charlotte, Michigan HISTORY Century Forum: Varsity Football: International Relations Club: Bridge Club: Veterans Club: Model Convention: German Club. Roy W. Stricker Greenville, Michigan SOCIOLOGY Century Forum: Track: Football: K Club: Economics Club. Billie Io Tanner Kalamazoo, Michigan POLITICAL SCIENCE Index: WIMD: Alpha Sigma Delta: Welles Hall Commit- tee: International Relations Club. Theodore Lee Tiffany Pontiac, Michigan PHILOSOPHY Phi Lambda: WIMD: Index: Religious Activities Board. Allen Dixon Tucker Saginaw, Michigan ECONOMICS WIMD: Century Forum: Student Council: Bridge Club: Intra- mural Athletics. Marcia Vander Meer Grand Rapids, Michigan PSYCHOLOGY - SOCIOLOGY Alpha Sigma Delta: Christmas Carol Service: College Singers: Psychology Club: International Relations Club: German Club: Overley Society. or r R t l ill Robert C. Van Horn La Grange, Illinois ECONOMICS Ioint House Council, vice president: Men's Union, secre- tary: Century Forum: Football: Track: Economics Club. Sue Van Houten Rochester, New York BIOLOGY Alpha Sigma Delta, treasurer, president: Intersociety coun- cil: Players Club: Trowbridge House Council: WHA Council secretary: Tennis Team: College Singers: German Club, treasurer. Patricia Ann Victor Buffalo, New York PSYCHOLOGY Psychology Club, secretary: French Club: Bridge Club: Boiling Pot, Business Manager: Tennis Team: WIMD. Marda Kipp Voorhees Three Rivers, Michigan SPEECH AND ENGLISH College Singers: Index: Kappa Delta Chi: Kappa Pi, vice president: Players Club: Cheer Leading: Pi Kappa Delta: Forensics: WIMD: Civic Theater: Christmas Carol Service: Trowbridge House Council, recreation chairman: Model Convention. Frank Ward Kalamazoo, Michigan HISTORY Phi Lambda, president: Philo Glee Club: International Relations Club: lntersociety Council, President? Newman Club: WIMD: Index: Co-chairman Dad's Day. William F. Way, lr. Detroit, Michigan SOCIOLOGY Sigma Rho Sigma, vice-president: Ioint House Council, secretary and vice-president: Kappa Delta Chi: College Singers: College Players. Frederic E. Wiche La Grange, Illinois SPEECH Phi Kappa Delta: Century Forum, treasurer: College Play- ers: WIMD, program director: College Singers, treasurer. Iames Wilson Royal Oak, Michigan BIOLOGY Century Forum: Bridge Club: German Club. Keith Wright Detroit, Michigan ECONOMICS Century Forum, president: Ioint House Council, president: Intersociety Council: Economics Club: Intramural Athletics: WIMD. Maynard L. Youngs Midland, Michigan CHEMISTRY Band: Freshman Class, treasurer: Index, Business Manager: WIMD: Senate: Ioint House Council, treasurer: Men's Union, president: Century Forum, secretary: Economics Club: Intramurals. Not Pictured Conrad Bernys Iackson, Michigan BIOLOGY Torsten Eclvar Philadelphta, Pennsylvania RELIGION Dave I. Larson Kalamazoo, Michigan CHEMISTRY H. C. Pearo Hazel Park, Michigan SPEECH Century Forum: International Relations Club: Debate Baseball. xt in Y V, -,,-.,-J-eu 4 Y Vg. .N v .J 1: 4 4 , 7 E' 3 f Fri fr X , HA..---e ff- ' ' 4 J Q r ' V ,V ,iii Q ' ag 1,5 Y ,, . f6 'f .. r 1?- -F,,.-1 ,f' fR- - .xv .wafff ll f' V A Ydi 5. 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Smith Cover Company: Miss Marilyn Hinkle ol the Public Relations: and the many others who, in many small ways helped us immensely. 141 STUDENT DIRECTORY Adams, Carol L., 208 Maple St., Manistee 87,47,52,B8, 89,-45,73 Allerton, Samuel li., 439 Westnedge Ct., Kalamazoo 96 Anderson, Thomas R., 103 W. Park St., Vicksburg 32,69 108,73 Arkell, Alfred, 832 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo 96 Armand, jean C., Port-au-Prince, Haiti Arnold, Berchard D., 826 Steward, jackson 32,69,B8 Bal-lr, Gretchen, 611 N. Grand Ave., Waukesha, Wis. 32, 86,96 Baker, Laura S., 923 S. 7th, Coshen, lnd. 29 Bambacht, janes P., R. No. 7, Box 254, Kalamazoo Barber, Mildred j., 329 Lakeview, Battle Creek 29,50, 82 Barnett, jants ll., 3424 5. Franklin, Michigan City, lnd. 82 Barnitz, Mary li., 305 Oakridge Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 31, B6 Dates, Willis C., jr., 205 W. Sherwood, Decatur 3l,69,45 Baum, R. jerold, 6152 11. Michigan, Kalamazoo 46,47 Baum, William C., 422 Elm, Three Rivers 35,72 Baumsarmer, Wllllrlm P., 842 w. Michigan, Kalamazoo 72 Beattie, Mary jane., 3557 Walton Blvd., Drayton Plains 49,4736 Deaver, Donald R., 15892 Rosemont, Detroit 46,36,H7, 47,62,70 Bedford, Louis A., 415 Stanwood, Kalamazoo Beebe, 86 janet L., 961 Gladstone Dr., E. Grand Rapids Bendek, Rafael A., Barranquilla, Columbia B7 Bernard, Venice M., R. R. No. 1, Delton 62 Bernys, Conrad F., 1704 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo Biek, Evelyn E., 504 Orchard St., Dowagiac Bigelow, Sharon j., 10949 S. South Park, Chicago, 111. 111 shop, Malcolm W., 5331 VanDyke Rd., Almont 82 Bixby, joan E., 362 Parchmount, Parchment Biornso 26,29, Bolton, n, Bjorn D., 11 Kirkland Circle, Wellesley, Mass. 51,52 james ll., 317 W. Michigan, Galesburg Bond, Neal, 327 Sullivan Drive, Kalamazoo 27 Hfwfne. vm. C., 3590 orchard Lake Rd., Keego llarbor 69,82 Bowen, jack A., 920 Princeton Ave., Kalamazoo 89,45 llowser, Richard A., 530-A 7th St., Niagara Falls, N.Y. 26.32 Urakeman, Louis F., jr., 840-A W. Michigan, Kalamazoo 47,96 Brenner, Elizabeth E., 420 South Rose, Kalamazoo 70, 53,5-5,96 Brenner, Marshall H., 420 South Rose, Kalamazoo 35, 7l,55,73 Hreser, Noreen D., 275 Sagamore Dr., Rochester, N.Y. 3l,86,7l,55,82 Brooks, Ellen j., Farrand Hall, Colon 33 Brouard, Carlos, 520 Axtell Drive, Kalamazoo Brown, Barbara L., 1421 Henderson, Kalamazoo 62, 82 Brown, Charles j., 2224 Reynolds, Fort Wayne lndiana 2s,s7,4S Brown, Glen, 901 Clinton, Kalamazoo Brown, j. Wesley, P.O. Box 494, Sebring, Florida 49, 69,62 Brown, Richard l., 2524 N. szml sr., Milwaukee, was. 32,69 Bruce-Micah, Albert D., Accra, Gold Coast, West Africa Bunning, Arvalea C., 2038 45111 St., Rock island, lll. 96, 82 Burgstahler, Marjorie A., Route 3, Delton Burns, Stephanie j., 805 Wheaton Ave., Kalamazoo 29, B6 Cadieulr, Dorothy A., 1093 BCfkl'?Yl Pontiac 50.96 Cameron, james A. 111., 745 Harvard St., Rochester, N.Y. B7 Campbell, Emerson W., 4133 Manitou Way, Madison, vis. 51,82 Case, Shirley L., 104 Glen Ave., Elmira, N. Y. 40,62 Casler, Robert, 924 W. Vine, Kalamazoo Cassel, Fred M., 340 Elm, Portland 31,52 Chamberlain, Ruth L., 2225 Ferncliff, Royal Oalt 32, 68,53 Chirolla, Rafael C., Padilla Mayanye, Columbia 28 Clapp, Barbara j., 1229 Texel, Kalamazoo Coash, Paul F., 2219 So. Park, Kalamazoo 61,45 Compton, john D., 12858 lleyden, Detroit 29.89.45 Conlin, Thomas j., 5421 Lovers Lane, Kalamazoo 29, 87,89,45 Connors, William E., 1129 llillcrest Ave., St. joseph, 31,69,52 Copeland Robert L., 533 So. Main, Watervliet 36,B7,52, 239,45 Corby, Patricia A., 621 Mt: Cauley, Williamston 53,82 Cordes, Margery A., 605 W. Green, llastings 33,50,B2 Cortright, Eugene C., 834-A W. Michigan Ave., Kalamazoo 88 Cramp, j. Robert, 1810 Royce Ave., Kalamazoo 35,5l, 52 Crandall, Linda, liaglc, Michigan Crane, David D., Cedar Springs 33,5l,52 Crawford, Barbara j., 1532 Grand Ave., Kalamazoo 31, 65 Crawford, Richard B., 1532 Grand Ave., Kalamazoo 96 Crissman, Robert C., 45224 Cass Ave., Utica 26,3l,69 Crooks, Charles B., 310 Landis Ave., Oaklyn, N.j. 53, 32 Crooks, Richard D., 220 S. llarrison St., Saginaw 48,51, 20,82 Crossley, Carolyn A., 1308 llillcrest, Kalamazoo 49. 32,68 Curtis M. Alice, 445 7th Ave., La Grnnge,1ll. 35,86 Czarnecki, Eugene F., 2418 W. Ford, South Bend, Ind. 87 Davis, Don G., 5914 Forest Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 73, 96 Davis, Maybelle A., R.F.D. 5, W. Leonard Rd., Grand Rapids 29,82 Davis, Richard j., 9155 Keller, Detroit 5l,47,52,53 Davison, Peter C., Z2 Sunset Terrace, llartlord, Conn. 32 Dean, julia, 6203 Lundy, Chicago, lll. Dean, Richard R., 1804 Oakland Dr., Kalamazoo Dent, William P., 304 McKain, Vicksburg 89,45 DesAutels, Ethel M., 133 Glendale Blvd., Kalamazoo Deuble, Eugene A., Bonnet! Road, North Canton, Ohio 28 DeVries, Duane K., 1436 N. Park St., Kalamazoo 40, 46,55,51,70,47,54 Dewey, Maynard M., llickory Corners 49,47,96 Dictcrman, Lawrence j., 1605 N. Park, Kalamazoo 35, 73 Dill, Alice G., 127 W. Wilkins, jackson Dillman, joyce T., 1656 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo Dodson, Arleigh R., 17521 Cooley, Detroit 1-l7,89,45,73 Dow, Frederick li., 16526 Parkside, Detroit 73 Doyle, jack M., 1008 Ashley Dr., Kalamazoo 45, 72 Draper, Marilyn R., 16905 Stout, Detroit 49,32,6B,9G, 82 Dugan, Wilbert G., B123 Manor, Detroit 28,87,45 Dunham, Herbert S., 650 Merrick, Detroit Durham Namla L., 1709 Roche, Knoxville, Iowa 49, 26,31,l50,96 Eck, Ralph P., 733 N. Waiola, LaGrange, 111. 28,51, 52,88 , Eclvar, Torsten, 657 Roxborough Ave., Philadelphia, 3 Pa. 5 ,89 Evans, Max A., 112 S. johnson Ave., Pontiac 33,51 Evans, Monica A., 372A Dorchester St., S. Boston, Mass. 32,6B,70,53,54 Everett, Marilyn D., 1722 Shadforcl Rd., Ann Arbor 46, 26,33,86,47,82 Farnsworth, james S., 1648 W. Michigan Ave. Kalamazoo B2 Faugust, Mary jane, B86 E. State St., jacksonville, 111. 32,68 Fee, Mary jane, 403 N. Cedar, Mishawaka, lnd. 68 Ferris, Evan F., R. 2, Box 308 A, Berrien Springs 36, H7 Ferris, Gordon 703 lra, Kalamazoo Field, Burke R., Macatawa Park, llolland Flemming, Richard C., Route 2, Bangor 5l,52,B2 Forhan, Dean, 14018 St. Marys, Detroit 58,61,H7,47,89 Forslund, jon C., 1111 Oalcleigh N. W., Grand Rapids 32,52,89 Fowler, james ll., 604 Locust, Kalamazoo 32,97,89 Fox, Gladys L., 301 Main St., Dowagiac 36,50 Francisco, Robert N., 567 Lakeview Ave., Battle Creek 23,45 Frey, Anneliese D., 3504 Duke St., Kalamazoo 31,86 Frey, Lois j., 4816 Middaugh, Downers Grove, lll. 32, 50,66,89,96 Froyd, john M., 1068 S. Goodman St., Rochester, N.Y. 26,28,69 Furusho, Takakazu, Chiba, japan 28 Gallagher, Robert L., 636 W. North, Kalamazoo 3l,36,B7 Garwood, Donald C., R.F.D. 4, Cussopolis 27.52 Gemrich, Clare A., 1550 Academy, Kalamazoo Gideon, john, 703 Forest St., Kalamazoo 6l,B7,73 Gilman, Tom A., 1321 Homecrest, Kalamazoo 87,45,72 Glnrum, Sivert H., 127 Webster Ave., Wyncote, Pa. 51, 70,96 Glass, Stanley W., 2619 lirookviewlllvd., Parma, Ohio 36.62 Glasser, Manny, 4010 Saxon Ave. Bronx, N.Y. 59,61 Glnsner, Ray, 4010 Saxon Ave., Bronx, N.Y. Golf, Mary Ann, 1229 N. 0'l1rien St., St. Bend, lnd. 29, B2 camrseli, Charles T., 2605 win.. 1a.., st. Joseph 51,96 Gosset, Patricia, Cemino Real 615, San lsidro, Lima, Peru 34 Govier, William C., 721 Clinton, Kalamazoo Green, llownrtl L., 19717 Roslyn, Detroit 31, 69 Greene, Leslie li., 6075 W. Main, Kalamazoo 51,45 Greene, William ll, 6075 W. Main, Kalamazoo 30,52 Greenrnan, Gail l., 267 Center, South Haven B6 Greenwood, 1-'atrieia A., R.R.l, Box 225C, Granger, lntl. 35,50 Greer, Molly Lou, 1922 Papermill Rd., Huntingdon Valley, Pa. 32 Grench, Herbert A., 5210 41st S.W., Seattle, Wash. 96 Grissom, Irma M., 316 W. 12 Mile, Royal Oalr'49,50,70, 47,511.82 Grow, Nancie, 902 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo Grow, Sam, 902 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo Gustoison, Carolyn L., 10500 liberhart, Chicago, 111. Haas, jnlm N., 1702 Osterhout Rd., Kalamazoo llacltelt, Dorothy A., 829 Academy, Kalamazoo Hackett, Richard C., 829 Academy, Kalamazoo llagadone, james R., 1628 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo 20, 72 Hamley, jon, R. 1, Box 41 Oconomowac Wis. 27 Hansen, Theresa, 419 W. Second, Elmhurst, Ill. Hanson, Paul j., 8424 Veron Ave., Chicago, lll. 31,5l, 52 llargis, Marcia, 1004 Capital Ave., S.W., Battle Creek 11...i..,,, William A., 614 luvrnd Blvd, Cm... Poi... 33.69,10B,70 Hathaway, jean M., 638 Arlington Ave., Mansfield, Ohio 4B,49,50,96,82 Hathaway, Thomas R., 638 Arlington Ave., Mansfield, Ohio 32,82 llfly 13011815 D., 5105 Burt Rd., Detroit 51,89 Hegel, Uli j., Guatemala City, Guatemala 27,52,72 Hennig, Katherine M., 1839 Washington St., Auhurndale, Maas. 2H,50,105,82 llergert, Marion R., R. 2, Imlay City 33,82 Herrick, Arlyn, 4031 George, Kalamazoo Highfield, William A., 615 Cass, Greenville 108,73 Hill, Arthur li., 27261 Sunset, Birmingham 36,87,71,89 llill, Dennis, 5905 S. jackson Rd., jackson 31,87 Hillman, Roger M., Spooner, Wis. llinga, john P., 705 S. Main, Plainwell 51,96 Hirschy, Howard j., 902A W. Michigan Ave., Kalamazoo 36 lloard, Martha L., 113 Colfax St., Plainwell 49, 50,96,B2 Holmes, Richard E., 2648 Lake Drive, li. Grand Rapids Horn, Sara j., B93 Bishop Lane, Grosse Point SB Houghtby, Donna F., 309 S. Harrison, Batavia, 111. B2 Howell, Marylou C., 1346 Ransom St., Muskegon 50,53, B2 Howlett, Billy N., 1613 W. Pasadena, Flint 89,45 Hudson, Fred M., Lakeview Circle, Skaneateles, N.Y. 31.53.82 llyers, Alice D., 437 S. Kenilworth, Elmhurst, 111. 26 lnd, Shirley A., 213 Observatory St., Ann Arbor 48,49, 96,82 lngerson, Martin 1., 3011 10111 Ave., Sacramento, Calif. Ingham, Frank, 614 Charlotte, Kalamazoo lssacson, Donald, 2780 Kingsbridge Terrace, Bronx, N.Y. 61,29.B7 jager, Rhine, 314 Bessie St., Kalamazoo 33,5l,52 johansen, Elaine M., 943 Stewart, Lincoln Park 50,96, 82 johns, Marion j., 19175 Steel, Detroit 48,49,36,68,47, 105 johnson, Lola C., 1915 14th St. N.W., Washington, D. C. 34,71,55 johnson, Philip L., 129 Carmel St., Kalamazoo johnson, Thomaa O., 3535 Bronson Blvd, Kalamazoo 73 72 johriston, lsabelle A., 92 Welts, Mt. Clemens 34,70,54, 82 Karnaiel, Eugene T., 730 S. Phillipa, South Bend, Ind. 82 Kellar, Philip E., 3468 Maryland, Gary, lnd. 26,36,51 Keller, joAnne E., 1800 Graham Ave., Windber, Pa. 32,6B,52,l04,1D5 Ketcheri, Shirley j., 2619 York Rd., South Bend, lnd. 68,105 Killeen, Mary A., G-4022 Beecher Rd., Flint 86 Kimball, David C., 1225 johnston S.E., Grand Rapids 87,62 Koenen, Carl T., 4840 N. Kenneth, Chicago, 111. 71, 52,55 Kontz, Elaine ll., 247 N. Bates, Birmingham Kowalski, Frank, 432 N. 22nd St, Battle Creek LaBarge, Robert L., S02 W. Delaware, Decatur LaMonre, john S., 489 W. Iroquois, Pontiac 33,87,B2 Landeryou, Victor A., 418 S. Fayette, Saginaw 30,5l, 89,45 Lapsa, Ruta 745 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo 82 LaRoy, james B., 9547 S. Maplewood, Evergreen Parlt, 111, Z9,B7,89 Larson, David j., 1636 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo LaScala, Anthony L., 530 Parker Ave., Kalamazoo 35, 87,73 Lathers, Kathleen, 502 W. Forest Ave., Ypsilanti 62 Lavery, Karen A., 773 Owego Dr., Pontiac Laycock, Susan T., 1409 N. Ballenger, Flint 86,70 Lemon, Timothy D., 306 lidgemoor, Kalamazoo 5l,70, 53.54.99 Lenox, Peter B., 14466 Mansfield, Detroit 5l,62,S9,45, 73,72 LeRoy, Dorothy j., R.l, Owosso 28,82 Lester, Mary E., 22050 Lester Rd., Mt. Clemens 40,32, 86 Lewis, Clemence, 13934 Grandmout , Detroit 28 Lewis, Philip W., Box 99, Cloverdale 36,87,52 Lighthall, Lois E., Centerville Lindberg, judith K., 405 Crescent, Grand Rapids 28,86, 105,96,B2 Linderman, Roxie L., 422 E. Lake, Briclg-man 28 Lipschitz, Herb, 1192 Walton Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 33.B7,89, 45 Livingston, Donald R., 58 Rochester Rd., Newton, Mass. Locey, Elizabeth G., 1105 Egleston Ave., Kalamazoo 53,82 Londetgan, Margaret j., 316 Catalpa Dr., Royal Oak 86, 88,66 Lostutrer, Wanda S., 2914 New Haven Ave., Ft. Wayne, lnd. 86,7l,54 Lucas, Patricia L., Wauseon, Ohio Ludwig, jerome H., 1118 State St., St. joseph 59.6l,26, 52,89 Lyon, judith j., 2208 Tipperary Rd., Kalamazoo 28,68 Macleod, Robert M., 204 Monroe St., Kalamazoo MacMillan, Gary D., Box 141, Posen 71,55,62 Mallory, jane E., 718 Colonial Ct., Bin-ningham Manion, Thomas W., 139 Carmel St., Kalamazoo Mario, LaVern j., R.R.l, Plainwell 6l,87,89,45 Martell Faye C., 17417 Evergreen, Detroit 40,28,86,82 Martin, Doris j., 414 E. Berrien St., Paw Paw 28,68,96 Marx, George E., 406 E, St. Andrews, Midland 31,69. 108 McCabe, Barbara A., 5244 S. Madison, LaGrange, 111. 28, 68 McCain, Anne K., 609 W. Prospect, jackson 30,82 McConnell, Thomas O., 28 Clarke Ave., Coldwater B7 McCullough, Anderson T., 608 S. Utica St., Waukegan, 111. 69,45 McDonald, Mary C., 235 Culver Rd., Rochester, N.Y. 26,36, McFadden, Daniel R., Box 3, Lacota 35,52,89 McFadden, james R., Box 3, Lacota 51,47,52,88 Mclntyre, jean L., 235 Terrace Park, Rochester, N.Y. 34,50,70,96,82 Meagher, joseph A., 1903 10th St., Bay City 33,B7,52 Mertz, Mary j., 2313 Parkview, Kalamazoo 50 Messany, Frank L. 113 W. Main Ct., Kalamazoo 35 Meyer, George S., 734 Gettysburg, jackson Milne, jon H., 1727 Lewis, Saginaw 34 Mitchell, judith A., Riverview Parlr, A1lega.n 40,27,68 Mitchell, Mary jane, 6829 So. Cornell, Chicago, 811. 30, 82 Mitchell, Melinda W., 426 E. 46th Pl., Chicago, 111. 27, 86,82 Miyagawa, Robert, 215 Westwood, Kalamazoo 49,89,45 Moran, David W., 640 S. Rivet Ave., Holland 59,61,87 Morrell, Marylyn j., 733 N. Waiola, LaGrange, lll. 62 Morello, Charles j., 904 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo 35,87, 45 Morrison, Gary A., 851 Upton Ave., Battle Creek 30,87 Mulvihill, Robert W., 8012 S. Calumet, Chicago, Ill. 28, 69 Myers, Lnrl, 402 Richfield Ave., Battle Creek xt1s...., f:...1 P., 22411 t.1e........d 1m.., Trenton 87,72,82 Nelson, john A., 2365 Beverley, llerkley 3-1,69 Noble, Gordon li., R. No. 6, Kalamazoo 35,51 Norton Shirley rl., 3524 Adams St., Kalamazoo 32,68 Nunn, Beverly li., 21722 Nowlin Rd., Dearborn 30,82 o'a.i..., ini... tg., 11.1, nf... 40s vie1.s1....g56,'53 O'Brien, Virginia L., 355 Nlorton, Benton Harbor 68 Olson, Irene T., 639 Wesrmorelanrl, Waukegan, lll. 34, 50,62 Osborn, Mary j., 940 Xl. Xladison, Ilasrings 62,96 Osrcrling, Rurh J., ll02 Arlanric Ave., Rochester, N.Y. 50 Pnrrerson, Lloyd lJ,, S051 li. Marin, Kalamazoo 32,45 Parzer, Alfred ll., 408 lfirsr Ave., Dowagiac Pavlic, Sranlcy, 247 Oak Grove Ave., Parchment Pearo, Harrison C., 8l9 Academy, Kalamazoo Peer, Marian l.., 290 lloover Ave.-,, lir.-nron llarbor B6 Peterson, lfnulrenc N., 304 Pine St., Manistee 26,33, 86,82 Pcrerson, john li., lZl9 Maple, livansron, lll. 46,Sl,fl7, 06 Peterson, Karen li., N536 Ashton, Detroit 3l,50,l05, 96,82 Petriclc, Helen li., 3080 S. Downing, linglewood, Colo 31,G8,52 Pfisrer, Robcrr l',, Lawton, Mich. Phillips, llarry T., 1770 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo Sl Pichilino, Donald S., 1628 Territorial Rd., liarrle- Creek 29 Pinchcff, Dean D., 827 w. sm Sf., Monroe, c.1,z9,s7 Planerr, Rudolf M., Burhener 22, Had Toelz, Germany 48,6952 Pollard, Emil E., Bax 224 Hvrrien Springs 27,87,8H,45 Porter, Bene K., 307 No, Main, Three Rivers 27,82 Price, jack R., l9l56 Gladsronbury, Derrnir 5l,70,5-1 62,73 Priehs, Alvin C., B33 Academy, Kalamazoo Prince, Susan C., 1317 Held: Sl., Columbia, S.C. 35, 50,52 Rainwazer, Robert II., 303 5. Michigan Ave., Vicksburg 3I,87,52,72 Ray, Rayrm D., Z0l S. Park Rd., LaGrange, Ill. 86 Replogle, Clyde H166 Peurod, Detroit 27,69 Reverski, Carol J., 201 Nelson Sr., Bnrrlc Creek 50,96, 82 Rhem, Richard A., ll9Glenclale Blvd, Kalamazoo Richardson, Eleanor 741 Ada, Davison Robb, Margarez I., 5114 S. Martindale, Derroir 27 Robertson, judy ll., 17730 Redfern, Detroit 48,68,7l, 55,62,l05 Rodenheck, Ralph F., 1500 Vance Ave., Fr. Wayne, lnd. Rogers, William R., l22 james Sl., Scotia, N.Y. 53,96 Rosenberger, Douglas A., 601 W. Nonh Sz., Kalamazoo Ross, David L., 39 Baker Sr., Parchogue, N,Y. 56 Ruhge, justin M., 947 Bellevue, Kalamazoo 34,6952 53 Rutherford, Catherine A., 176 Deering Ave., Portland, Maine 46,35.68,47,l04,l0S Sahn, Anis, Nazarerh, Israel Sarcnius, George, R. No. l, Glen Sc., Kalamazoo Saylor, Keith, 3112, Lafayette, Fr. Wayne, Ind. 29 Scharcnberg, Ingrid, 816 Berkshire, Ann Arbor 68,52 Schmahl, joan E., 1939 S. 6rh Ave., Maywood, lll. B2 Schollield, Mary Lou, 1320 Ida Ave., Flinr Schrader, Alan j., Box 48 D, R.R. 6, South Bend, lnd. Schroeder, Ronald C., 26509 Knickerbocker, Bay Village, Ohio 53,6l,Z9,89 Schultz, David J., 2229 Paddington Rd., Kalamazoo 35,52 Schultz, Marvin j., 1613 S. Srare Sr., Sr. joseph Sl Schuuer, Ray A., 2573 Laleclon Ave., Muskegon 45 Schwoebell, jesse, US W. Michigan, Marshall 29 Scorr, Dale G., 219 Park Sr., Warervlicr 29,45 Seiferr, Charles L., SS N. 20th Sz., Baule Creek 46,26, Sl,-47 Seifert, Sally Anne, S5 N. 2Orh Sl., Bazzle Creek 26, 27, 68,82 Sr.-nese, Donald W., 344 W. Orleans, Otsego 45 Seward, Susanna L., 9 Arch Ave., Lewisron, Maine 27, 50 Shafer Evererr E., 1240 Walnut, Western Springs, lll. 27, Sl Shaffer, Earl R., 1240 Oxford Ave. N. W. Canton Ohio 28,6932 Shanks, Nancy S., 6555 Easllawn, Clarkston 30,59 Shell, way.-.C E., R. 2, Box sm, sr. Joseph 25,8145 Sherman, Lee, R. No. 3, Box 167, Poulsbo, Wash. 45 Shimer, Naida, 217 Hluffview, Warervliel 4B,71,55,G2, 96 Showalmer, Georgia L., S16 Sth Ave. N.E., Hickory, N. C. 40,49,33,6B Shurrs, john R., 22595 Brookdale, Farmington 27,69,B2 Siegel, Clyde S-. 3971 Gouvemcur Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 61, Simms, Kathryn S., l8l7 Coclding, Dcrroil 33 Sinks, Roberra L., 625 S. Elm Sr., Cenrralia, Ill, 34,20, BZ Slmra, Robert F., 720 Fairbanks, Kalamazoo Slonimsky, jacob B., 1245 Findlay Ave., New York, N. Y, 35 Smith, li. Thomas M., 412 W. 7th Sl., Flin! 35,5l,S2,B9 Smith, David A., Old Channel Trail, Montague Smith, Gail C., 9429 Ada, Chicago, Ill. 48 Smith, Sally A., 515 josephine SL, Flint 48,30,86 Sodurlzcck, Phyllis j., 734 W. Franklin, jackson 30, Stafford, Steward L., 702 S. Grinnell, jackson 3J,69,5Z, SB SYBPIUWM SUE ll-, 3739 Maxwell, Toledo, Ohio 48 Smren, Edgar C., 4132 Duliois Blvd., Congress Park, lll, 88,89,l0B,72 Sxein, Gerald ll., 622 Pinewood Road, N. Muskegon 27, 69 Sreiner, Mary C., M64 Bcall, Woosrcr, Ohio 82 Sruinhilber, Don C., 202 S. Main Sz., Berrien Springs 35,7l,52,55,7Z Srelle Roherr 952 Sourh Park, Kalamazoo Stevens, Sarah j., S03 W. High Sl. llowugic 3D,B6,82 Stiles, Charles R., 212 W. Lover: Sr., Charlotte 52,45 Srory, joan L., 470 Ohio, Benton llarbor 33, B6 Striclcer, Roy W., 307 Coffren, Greenville H7,45,72 Sruur, David N., 1313 Roseland, Kalamazoo 87 Sryers, Srcplucn li., I26 Vi. Eaton, South Bend, lnd. 35, 69,47 Swanry, Nancy A., ILR. No. 2, Allegan Z7,86,7O,54,88 Sweet, john D., 3533 Bowser, Fr. Wayne, Ind. 5B,6l, 28, 87,45 Tnnncr, Billie jo, 715 Edgcmnor Ave., Kalamazoo 'l'erBurgh, Marynnn,'35B4 N. 58th Sr., ll.R. No. I, Augusta 27,S0,70 Thomason, Robert L., 77 llarrlord Sr., Newton High- lands, Mass 26,6938 Thonrpson, Ann, 437 kcond Sr., Mnnlslee 33,86,62 -Tiffany, Donna M., 295 Elizabeth Lake Rd., Pontiac S3 Timmer, Ruben L., 1855 Burlingame Ave. Grand Rapids 36 Townsend, Samuel F., 4710 Dowling St., Montague 27 Tucker, Allen U., 840 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo 73 Ullrey, Donna li., l85l Kenilworth, lk-rwyn, lll. 50, 52,96 Vande-:Mc-cr, Marcia A., IBS? W. l.eun:ml, Grand Rapids SO Van Domelcn, Bruce ll., Shelby 48,3!1,5l,52,9b Van llaafrcn, Lee 1339 Howard Sz., Kalamazoo 59,61, 35,89 Van llorn, Robert ff., 1638 W. Michignn Ave., Kalama- zoo Vnn Houren, Sue, 345 Brooklawn Dr., Rochester, N.Y. 4a,so,41 Van Srone, Paul D., Ill llenver Sr., Albion, N.Y. 34, 69,70,52,54 Van Voorhees, Curtis, Gables 27,6952 Vary, Wilbur ll., 2472 Nolen, Flint Veenhuis, Philip E., 1216 W. Pazerson, Kalamazoo 2B,7l,53,S5 Vermeulen, Bertram W., 1923 lnrliann Ave., Kalamazoo 53,82 Vermeulen Marie A., l923 lndiana Ave., Kalamazoo Victor, Patricia A., 148 Middlesex Rd., Buffalo, N.Y. 62 Vlnchos, Angie, 2905 Pasadena, Kalamazoo Voorhees, Mnrdn K., 231 Portage Ave., Three llivcrs, v1,ss,ss,s9 Ward, Frank D., 1604 Kingsburg R.ll. No. 6, Kahuna- zoo 51,47 Way, William F., B82 W. Bethune, Detroit 48, 69 Webster, Gerald F., 637 Washington Rd., Grosse Pointe 87,70 Wenzel, lillzahech A., 804 W. Davis, Ann Arbor 30: GB,l05,82 Wesr, B. Nancy, 32 Rockledge Rd., Newron, Mass 30, BG,96,B2 Whiunn, Mariellen, 315 Green Sz., Flin: 27 Wiche, Fred li., jr., l6-46 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo 87 Wilki s, Dale A., 512 S. Ashland Ave., LaGrange, lll. 46, 6,28,5l,47,B9 Wilsc , jim S., 1219 Hoffman, Royal Unk 87.52 Wolc Ana, Rudolph, 2508 S. Wesznedge, Kalamnzcw 27 Wong, Margaret Y., Kamayut, Burma 68,82 Wood, Kathryn, 320 Glendale, Pnrrhntnt 33,68 Wood, Marcia j., 510 Howard, Kalamazoo 36,50 Wood: ff, Alice L., Beclr Road, Northville 33,50,70, 54 8 Vlrlghz, Donald K., l5B45 Ferguson, Derroir 4B,B7,47 Wri5hr,l Gene, R., 953 36th Sr., South Bend, Ind. 45 Wylie, Thomas G., 715 Whearon Ave., Kalamazoo Gl, 62 Yannacone, Victor j., jr., 39 Baker Sr., Pntchogue, N.Y. 53 70 Youhg, Dorothy l., lll6 Grove Ave., Oak Park, Ill. 29, 7l,55,B2 Youngs, Maynard L., Z6 Lexington Cr., Midland 48,4187 47,73 Umm! Smnluu eowauos BDOUIGDS fin Atlas, mlJ1-WM