Kendall College - Lyxnos Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1961 volume:

S - ' ., ...sv I I I I I I I 7 I I I I I I KE I I ICC Iv I IILI I I I I I I 1 ' I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I Z I I .. I I I IPR I KEN DALL COLLEGE IEVANSTON ILLINOIS 7767 Alqmaa PRESENTS A CANDID RECORD OF 75e 7044545 We 14216 7a ll- I E g 0 5- , p4NS 'Y to George R. Kendall chairman and co-founder Washington National lnsurance'Company . . . we, the students of Kendall College in the year 1960-61, dedicate the 24th edition of our Yearbook, in grateful appreciation for his interest in higher education and for his assistance in making it possible for us to have the great American experience of 90ln9 to college, even 'though many of us must work while we study. His faithful devotion T0 this and other educational institutions over a long and dedicated life in his chosen field marks him as a man of distinction worthy of our humble recognition. May he live lon9 lo enioy the satisfactions that have come to notable Americans since the days of John HGV' vard, and of such pioneers as Cornell, Hopkins, Stanford, and Carnegie, whose nameS are similarly perpetuated by institutions they served. 2 an mis 19 to eld to JT' 1es TTS' Of momentous importance are adjustments to be made, regulations to be mastered, friends to be won. 7' eww 4 , Y 1 fl' ff: '-1, A If I' f,f4 , , M , Y 1 Y '61, K' i if li , f ,J .,, ,,,, W nfff , . , V y , f f 2 Nervous freshmen hear what college has to olter them academically and socially, during orientation week. New members are admitted to the community A puzzled registrant gets her schedule adiusted by adviser, In time, all reach the final step in registration and the task is over. Part of the week is spent in good limes P ax, M' gl sf ml 5 f wg X. x 5 , 4 I bmi.. f 1 3 f 1 1 ' . V ii' 'W it 'ww K :Eb ef M7 r ff' r a 1' or I In l ' Vw 1 4 l A 2 ,I ,M ,.,,, M ,x MQW , 5,1 141. N Lx 4 .V Porch at Marienthal provides meeting place for fflel1Cl5- ,pr Once inside, everyone gravifales foward The hi-fi room. Standard procedure before leaving the dorm: signing out Upstairs lounge provides place for songfesf. We soon become familiar with our new homes Abouf 'IO o'clock everyone heads for mailboxes XX i ' iis! A 6 . Ill 15' ' f wg . M, Enjoy new comfortable quarters in twin dorms ot 823 ond 827 Goflield Ploce l -f-- 1 3 Boys keep line busy at Bos House. No. 823 of the 823-827 twin dorms. Student lounge is social room for Wesley girls ox well as hangout for all students. Hcndful of girls enjoy limited living quarters on upper floor of Wesley. g 9 ,wfc l l 1 STUDENT COUNCIL: IBACK ROWJ Jim Edwards, social committee, Marian Amphlett, publications committee, Paul Rubenstein, sophomore class president: Ellen Strachan, publicity committee, Vince Walsh, athletic committee, ICENTER ROWJ Dennis Davidson, treasurer, Ruth Snider, secretary, John Shephard, president, CFRONT ROWJ Janice Kilmer, religious activities committee, Sandy Venekamp, social committee, and Catherine Trahan, cultural committee. Absent: Wayne Ettema, freshman class presi- dent. We follow the presidential campaign ff xx? ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Cupper leftl: Vince Walsh fchairmanj, Debby Renwick, Jan Farrell, and Bob Lindberg. SOCIAL COMMITTEE iupper rightlx CBACK ROWJ John Anderson, Ron Reinwald, Ruth Zelly, Jim Edwards Cchairmanl, QFRONT ROWJ Margie Vander Weele, and Sandy Venekamp. PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE flettl: Duane Kiddoo, Dixie Lewis, Marian Amphlett ichairmanj, Sandy Venekamp, and Jon lundeen. , if V-729, if 1 aign Vince Jan BACK Ruth zONT anflt' urine ,hlett Jon PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: IBACK ROWI Steve BCZCIFR Art Wollps Sandy Gercas IFRONT ROW Becky Klaslmy Ellcn Strachan IMIDDLE ROWI Debby Renwick, Maria Rlgottl Yvonne Rlchardert Hank Bernard Paul Eclcstcun Peter Silence Chuck Gunn fchairmanl, and Sandy Venekamp. but concentrate on our own elections K CULTURAL COMMITTEE lupper Ieftlz Kay Ostrancler, Pat Heffel, Kathy Trahen fchair- manj, Norene ZoIIer, Ken Dyson, Stacey Prodromos, and Dale Lea. RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE lupper rightI: Elmer Maas, President Westerberg, Janice Kilmer lchairmanl, Violet Buck, Pat Staples, Winston Allen, Steve Bezarlc, and Ross Oestreich. WOMEN'S COUNCIL IrightI1 IBACK ROWI Betty Shillington, Linda Miller, Merhi Dan- iels, Ellen Homan, Pat HefTeI, Miss King, lSEATEDI Nancy Genner, and Violet Buck lpresidentj. fd? 3, Ji Qftkk x :VYSAQQJM Lis fi n 3 'li' 'wif f Kendall challenges N.U. s lnterfraternuty football league. Fall introduces cross-country runs, too. Outdoor sports get our first attention Coach times final tournament. The weekend afternoon games prove a new attraction for us. if l l l This is only touch football, but you'd think a championship was at stake. si, 'Q N x I Y .W ,sun- ls, foo, vows 'I nf. ,f.1x xx Thoughts of sophomores turn to that hollowed week when freshmen learn to pay them 744 'Zwlcldw 50 71441 ,ki Initiation Week begins with freshmen learning the regulations bY A which they will be governed for tive days- Sophomores initiate newcomers in the ways of Kendall . i, Q N 4 ' 'ig Q N 2. 0 -wa.. , eng G XXXX X' X Lordly sophomores announce Big Brother and Sister list. Freshmen are branded for their misbehavior during week- In what tomb are they going to deposit this mummy? Freshman lays royal carpet for one of his superiors. fe if ii'-u E 1 Yee if 1 Sf' ,122 UN i ' 1.'7,v-- ki ' hmm My tl ...J 1 li it 4ll'g -J K A Q ft- I .l Freshmen learn they must cooperate if they wish to eat without interruption. af . J. Look what initiation did for usl X i ...Q I I Aww V . i 3.5. . ,:.Ifjfi1f.A. Q? I, Ag 1 1-, .33-52.5. Y 'fa - ' . . '- ' 4 A I ,Q . . - . ' Q th Ns, .. DRINA' A H ' e.:2iP f'? :VT f t ' ., V . . i , 1 , 1 llalc t , t l t t t zz , ff 911 st. f 5 4- ,.f?ff.ce-- 0 , Q V. :TAI-asa f. Q If .! 11- zlnaiff ,f A at 4 jifa-Aix N 15: -ng gg -'- 'sei' X Q , 4,-0+ ' 1 ,,f f H y X ' tv :wifi ,aff ,l e l i e 34' . t six' tk 'll' Q 'J 5 a 13215 ,, 1 'J 'fi' nfl fr tu. . V '1' ei' Sig ii . , How many courses is Humpty Dumpty carrying thu semester? 1 Ni ks, 5 is i 'N'-e.. ' X . . . . . ' ' My He couldn't quite survive initiation week, but recovery ix inevitable. s A . ,. Trials of a frosh learning table conduct. V 5 7 X 1 ' , JXP. ,Ni is j ...- I Few freshmen have this much talent , All freshmen are frisked before entering Kangaroo Court. They discover that their defense attorney is revolting. And sit In Judgment Cn Communit Transgressor With sentence pronounced, bailitif comes to lead victims to punishment. It is always funny when someone else has to do it. Is this how class presidents set examples for others? .V -null- Lorgesf crowd ever attends onnuol Founders Dey dinner to hoof nononolly known mQ,Gk1,, We learn what it is that keeps Kendall ticking ,X A Y x fl f ' 'P 4 ly .J Dr. M. Roberfs,gues1speolcer, owoifs introduction by Mr. Geroldson. S3 O00 Kris Kendall Korner bozoor nets S1200 lor Woman s Auwllory Wonv-n lo To refurnish sludenl lounge. fl- -Y Milli I ' ll X MOlOflOl1VpYOSf'V1 s C Ulrgn 'Q Q P Kpn i ,ll 1 9 W. Allen spends his affernoons as ca card puncher. B- Lung lf-l works C0nlf0l5 of Closed TV Cll'CUlf- E The work-study plan enables most of us to take interesting jobs to finance our way l v-T .X M. Waddell helps in nursery. J. Purcell CLD does odd iobs. Kolifo Keys works with florist. Chuck Gunn m ns TV camera cz n +- , Um .., , R , A ,,. hai 'J ,A l:..zs :VF ,Y A 'frffrg x' L '12 '. .1 ' -Q I Ill . af-If I piilnun f IIC We realize that Thanksgiving is iust around the corner and Christmas not far beyond am ' ag 18 '+ihBn..ii9-19 sn' akamai'-g, N..-J ,,. ,Vg-ff sk i::f'ri Xi ., M ag XXL, .A I i Z 1 in Z Nfl Cheerleaders whip up Homecoming crowd's enthusiasm. Viking Superman flies high at Homecoming game. H Q Special events demand OLII' BUEDUOI1 051 The Tune Toppers lifted this party out of the ordinary. Money box testifies to success of Kendall Ko-ed bake sale. A K.C. tradition is Thanksgiving dinner by candlelight. lt doesn't take home's place but it's a welcome substitute pg. 'Y 14 'Ne N., h R lcford. Vikings lost by only two points. Highlight of secison's two dozen games was second meeting wit oc Basketball generates new enthusiasm h d ' ted? Vikings may be c few points behind, but that's no time for tears. The highest jumper gets the rebound. W y so eiec Z.,-J A Loose ball on the court brings mad scramble first, then of5cial's whistle and G lU 'P bu Il. Q Q Qi fx Y I' Q V:-ggi: Ci'-231 I-Si- 9 i kv X E E l r If Q ' , if i Ax S I . ,V MWDQ I .,e e '- X I . is Time-out brings instructions, cameromen, and distraction. ,ff-J, K. XM, . V A' .53 g , 1. lv. ' lk. 1, r .. ,U Q --,uw Q71 X, Nw I g 'K x, . .f . if K' - fig, ' Sideline could use cheerleader workoull , 1,4 ' L i' ' A time out lense moment in a tense gome fiff' 'Q Winter Whisper brings students together at one of the year's gayest occasions. Everyone enioys the dance. Winter Formal reveals royal pair and court The music proves lively. Prom royalty is radiant. A Student Council President John Shephard crowns King Corky White while Queen Rosemary Barr ancl court applaud- .my- Consultotions in the Eng X Iish ottice with Mrs. Hoyford ond Mrs. Conor straighten out some of our preregustrotuon problems. We register In advance for t he 2nd semester ng hs, r, , is if Registration forms get longer, more involved, with more to choose from. f -04.11- , Any question of the seriousness of the event? Note the odvisers' expressionsl when on Choirs me 'Chen' 'herds nm me noon Lost - not leost - is portiol poyment to bursor it v , 711.7 ' I f -ku f s i I fx ww f 'Vx 5 x 1 A-1 JIA4 Y X Q Af af ,Qi fx 4? bww-fm - -Q1 34,15 61' Z2 A-KWYW' , awww- new w Sm ff x if M- 'K M., f 2 'X XZ, 5. Y' x ' 0 fs is- gf i 7 ' A I- 'A 1 x Q 5 N, 51 SSS x f QQ XNX J 92 x x XX X X by my X 0 X x x XQNXXQXXXX QXXN' Q Y' xxfxx ' xxsiwmx ww X 5 Q X xxx xx .- X ,N 'C ... . . Sli 'N wx. . , .2 XM? - lk -' eg: ggg K V v 2' 'H+ . f :QF 'Nz i .em ,aw f X - , . N M. X - . .... ff. - ' X - ' :ff XM'-.53 .1 X X X X W ..4g.,,-M...-. --... ,L , -H. , , b -ff-S , HBS zrienfhul. .. , V- S f fir- Xfxk ,- , Q3iLU'f5 '1l31 3 f A ,549 ix Z i fi W1-Q I 1- 1 of 21 1 i Tak' ,.. ,t : ' . yi . ,v JVLH' ' L -., of i gifs ' , L fd -- Taking our cue from the weather man, we're more likely to be found indoors making up for lost time 0 0 End of Semester brings term papers. Cheerful? lt must be her percolatorl , ' vfff H , , f if ' 730 ,, ff? l s , ' 'H sm f f ZTZZQQ . I Zi- cy: , 'll , f: -s V ' fl , nfs? . aa- f Q . M f N N, , , W ,,, f , A , .- , ' 4-f . f .wwf , ., ' , X , ' , - W, , -' ' , .. 1357 hiv, f XR' , ff, I I gy, Z -f X X 2' r W 2 f ss. v s, ,, t b the most popular spot on the campus. ,g Library suddenly ecomes Forthcoming semester exams wipe away holida memories , At least he's comfortable while he Cl'Gm5- There's nothing like a gripe session to break the monotony. ' The Art Show, featuring the work of Kendall's student artists, gave us something new to look at for ten days. mi, ?Z sees SE A WZ me ,i, it , .54 i E 'L 51 2 5? 'B' ltr. ,J--'ff 7 lms ies Official count reveals 83 new students. Second semester brmgs new faces - and Sun-Times photographer ,,'- Lounge helps new students become fruendly wuth old. ix Q, ,I Hot coffee should be able to eliminate this gloom. XTR ,xf ' ony- Ellen introduces two to Shakespeare. Sun-Times photographer gets these Kendall shots. skim 3 -..J Features foreign students in magazine section. :sq Students pause on way to Art Museum. Ruth admires the lines of the Modonna. Jw Students have opportunity to apply classroom theory to the works of great artists. We realize that our communit affords exceptional advantages Intermission at La Boheme finds students discussing the plot with Mrs. Canar. M---1 2 .W use e I The smiles on their faces tell us how much they enioyed the opera. XA NU s School of Speech performances ot ScoH Hull drew us un good numbers Glorlo and Merhl un o scene from Anosioslu W 1 4,-vw' ,MW 4 K ,K ef , Z2 I i ix Ez,3 ,ft ff if fa' Zh Q74 Q A , , 4 , . h ' I x M1 ffm K. ,P f New to the curriculum was art. Its popularity with these would-be Norman Rockwells is obvious. Studies consume a major portion of our time A i hasn't a chance in biology lab. Could he be turning out a 'Post' cover? P 9 Osfefgqafd 5P 5 mU9'C 'fl Chem'5l Y 70 99' X Phy ed affords welcome break from books af r 5 ,J 4' .4 if Q 55' ll Mr. Jacobson awash the bell to launch unto phulosophy If's freshman comp g ner will soon have aftenhon on Wester stef I Students wield paint brushes on weekend in Chicago's West Side Parish to learn problems of Inner City. Rev. Donald Benedict talks on urban life factors. Students listen attentively on Monday to Rev. Paul Crafton. iii We try something new for Religion-in-Life Week Crofton talks on Inner City. Q :Z- s .094 'I Q W9 C., in v. 3 s a W 1 XG. w-- . 2. ,V A 'S 'G Q I N XV . Q. ' L, - . 'fr-1 J 1 .'1 1 A 7 bf-it Q' vin . :le 2 Dean Samuels addresses Phi Theta Kappa initiates and their friends at annual installation. Scholarship is rewardeds Phi Theta Kappa adds to roster 3 .... ,NN- Candidates light the candle that signifies unity as they enter Kappa Beta chapter. Prexy congratulates initiate. Beth Stafford is among the new members to sign the register tor Kendall's chapter 34 ippa er II's chapter. i, is -'S .f'5 TPI,- l 'Tr W 1 D 'Nr--,- 'Q I Y X I situations Sfudenis fake fo fire escape for between-classes break. If's two against one - but Jim con hand c It's obvious Spring is on the wing W: Springl Le1's folk it over. Seeing is not believing. C D H M.- X Q bib' i , 'T e Spring fever brings swcci drcomx. ' s CX. . .' 5 n.. i , 'x .3 f Q 7- - O 3535? j . ,, K Abi A9 lax! ihoi cicxx is over. C-3 X 5 .- LYXNOS STAFF: KBACK ROWI: Jon Lundeen, Merton Knapp, John Witacrei lMID' DLE ROWJ Don Warner, Ken Sichel, Ellen Homan, Lou Ann Barnes, Margie Wad- dell, Marion Maas, Koliff-1 Keys, Becky KIGSICYF csEATEm Judy Gafhercool, .lan Wilson, Dixie Lewis, Marian Amphlett, Jan Davi- son, Sandy Venekamp, and Maria Rigotte. X, A--,mx Lyxnos staff faces last minute deadlines Y EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 'lst Semester - Marian Amphlett 2nd Semester - Dixie Lewis BUSINESS MANAGER - Duane Kicldoo ADVERTISING MANAGER lst Semester - John Anderson 2nd Semester - Ellen Homan Assistant - Ken Sichel CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER - Jon Lundeen EDITORS: Homan, Sichel, Lundeen, Lewis, Amphlett. GIQES Four stat? photographers at work: Don Warner, John Witacre, Merton Knapp, and Jon Lundeen. 'WI 'I u I I I 4. 1 Q sv-'x ' 1 ,.4 x 'H zQf IQ! , NL1' 5 r ' U I . us . v . Q 's 9 . - p' ,' 5 -0' ' ' ' f. A N -Q' 'LP 'Sw 'git'-42-, 'I ' . .QQ- Xl X rf ,w ' . 'f p. 57' y-4 .f I' c -5, ffiffm? N 1 1 Q 4 tj B R 1 sg!! fi 21: if X gary ifgiln? SA Xskxt . +P ' w i.. Q N1 4 , 5 .. 1 Q A 15? ,kan . . N ' n 1 'A W , '. L f li 1' y'g1! as 'nil ... 1 , . L 4' v ' 1 C Q ' 'Qs-jif QT -4. '-tm -I' na 'O if Q ' , I , ,Ni ,We Q ix, X- 'JV-. 1 x -, '1. 4 rg ,Y,,,,, .af suv' -J f fff ffwwwfmfwf 'W J, . my Q f'VWWf 4hW4VV5 MM J, , ,, wfmwwmpww, W V9 We have as easy access to President Westerberg for conferences as we have to our advise rs. p, RUI woLLP ,wc -ist gi. ,, , 'A ffm Q s.c,5,f,S,,?jgt,5:J:h g' , f1:,v:ffL?Q ,, 9 4 4, New fe Z ,, Z ,Y 2 , -2 ,mf .Qc tw A E - A ,ff w..oM ,Mm Qfffwww, P. RUBENSTEIN, president, SOPHOMORES J. LUNDEEN, vice-president, ART WOLLPERT, treasurer, Cfrontj D. LEWIS, secretary. BETTY LOU ALDRICH ' II N.Y. Hoosick Fa s, WINSTON ALLEN Evanston, Ill. Religious Activities Comm. 2, Cross Country 2, The Play I. MARIAN AMPHLETT DUI' Y VASKEN AIVAZIAN Beirut, Lebanon I I I f rs Slit JOHN ANDERSON Park Ridge, Ill. Basketball I,2, Lyxnos I,2, Social Cam Dorm I,2, Publicity Corn. I. PATRICIA ANGELOFF Arlington Heights, lll- Kendall Koeds, Future Teachers. Lf' . 2, Pr 39 Y Madison, Wis. Choir I, Publications Com. I,2, Lyxnos Editor 2 Student Council 2, Winter Formal Court I. gk MARY BALL Janesville, Wis. eg' of Religious Activities Corn. I. EUGENE BARROWS Alden, Ill. Sophomores PHAY wuNr cHoK Medan, Sumatra, Indonesia BOON AN CH UA Medan, Suma.tra, Indonesia Phi Theta Kappa RICHARD BENTLEY Evanston, III. HENRY BERNARD Deerfield, Ill. CATHERINE BOBERA Skokie, Ill. NANCY BROOKS Rochelle, I.II. BETTY BROWNLEE Evanston, Ill. ELIZABETH BUCK Oak Ridge, Tenn. VIOLET BUCK Ashtabula, Ohio Religious Activities Com. Women's Council, Choi r, Retreat Chairman. JOSEPH CADIEUX Deerfield, Ill. LETTIE HOLT Norriclge, III. Publicity Com GEORGIA HOLVERSON Tamplco, Ill. Chapel Choir, Phi Theta Kqppql Wesley dorm officer PERRY COLE Pilot, Virginia DENNIS DAVIDSON Manitou Beach, Mich. Basketball l,2, Student Council Treas. 2, Religious Com. I, Football 2: BETTY FISHER Evanston, Ill. PATSY HEFFEL Freeland, Mich. Phi Theta Kappa Sec.-Treas., Ko-ed Sec.- Treas., Choir, Lyxnos, Cultural Com. JANICE I Hillsdale Phi Thet Activities Wesley I DIXIE LE Janesvill Lyxnos Class Se JON LL Evansto Lyxnos RON N Lake V Baslcetl Publicit ent Council Treos. 2, 'ball 2: c.-Treas., Ko-ed Sec.- Cultural Com. JANICE KILMER Hillsdale, Wis. Phi Theta Kappa l,2, Lyxnos T, Religious Activities Com. l,2, Women's Council T, Wesley Hall Pres. l,2, Student Council 2. DIXIE LEWIS Janesville, Wis. Lyxnos i,2, Kendal Ko-eds l,2, Sophomore Class Sec. JON LUNDEEN Evanston, Ill. Lyxnos 2, V.-Pres. Sophomore Class RON MACK Lake Villa, lll. Basketball l,2, Lyxnos l, Hart House Pres. l, Publicity Com. l, Student Council 2. 65 PAUL JUVINALL Des Plaines, lll. DUANE KIDDOO woodsfock, in. S FRANK NICOLELLA Skokie, lll. DAGMAR PETERSON Evanston, lll. STACEY PRODROMOS Wilmette, lll. JOHN PURCELL Zion, lll. MARIA RlGOTTl Homewood, Ill. Choir 2, Echo l, Lyxnos 2. DON RYNO Chicago, lll. Choir, Choral Ensemble. KENNETH SAND Waukegan, Ill. Basketball l,3, Football Court Spring Formal, l. 2, Lyxnos Staff, JOHN SHEPHARD Memphis, Mich. Student Council Pres. 2. JOANNE MILLER Yorkville, Ill. Choir, Religious Activities Corn. THOMAS NESMITH Palatine, Ill. 41 F M 1 Sophom OYES WILLIAM THOMAS Sycamore, Ill. Social Committee CATHERINE TRAHAN Evanston, Ill. RUTH SNIDER Tomah, Wis. Choir I, Kendall Ko-eds I,2, Student Coun- cil Sec. 2, Lyxnos I, Dorm Fire Marshall. M. BETH STAFFORD Chicago, Ill. Lyxnos 2, Kendall Ko-eds I,2, Phi Theta Kappa. ROGER STEARNS Freeport, Ill. ELLEN STRACHAN Publicity Com. Chairman 2, Student Coun- cil 2, Lyxnos 2, Choir 2. KENNETH SWITAL Skokie, Ill. LILLY TAN Bandoeng, Java, Indonesia SIEW LIAN TAN Medan, Sumatra, Indonesia JOHN TEMPLETON Brookfield, Ill. ROBERT WILLIAMS Maywood, Ill. Basketball 2. ARTHUR WOLLPERT Antioch, Ill. Social Com. 2, Publicity Com. I,2, Football 2, Sophomore Treas., Hart House Offi- cer I. 42 ANN VAN DOELAND Evanston, Ill. House Counselor. VINCENT WALSH McHenry, Ill. DONALD WARNER Kalamazoo, Mich. OO Lyxnos 2, Cultural GEORGE WARTA Chicago, Ill. m. 2, Echo 2. WAYNE soN, ff ND m. 2, Echo 2. WAYNE ETTEMA, president, TOM BABB, treasurer JANET WIL- SON, secretary, DEBBIE RENWICK, vice-president PATRICIA AMBROSE Wilmette, Ill. EILEEN ANTEPENKO Ingleside, Ill. THOMAS BABB Chicago, Ill. ROSEMARY BARR Evanston, III. NANCY BLOMQUIST Glen Ellyn, Ill. MAXI NE BOONE Evanston, III. SALLY BOWMAN Blue Island, Ill. LINDA BROTEN Evanston, Ill. BRUCE BROWN Chicago, Ill. RUTH BURRIS Waukegan, Ill. LINDA CHILDRESS Evanston, Ill. LARRY CHRISTENSEN Park Ridge, III. FRESHME tf i 1 ,- Rb X f FRANCES DRISCOE Evanston, III. - 'Z 5 X X WX C WY X Z A I N , A sw ,, .gm s S4 f Q -' W, ' A Q s Ng, 5 6 AS of N X X Y 4 f f X NS fx f X fxkffixfx X f X X F :X Q 4 f X SW W X fs ,Wwe .Yu sf f? We W' NW Wm mf W I! X fn V NCWWQV, XNW K ,, ,Af W , xx CN trys, ff .CAN mfs we sehr Maxx W ,f w -M y W ZN Sysy N X fs! QM N7 w 2 Es p X X X X J KENNETH DYSON Oak Park, III. JAMES EDWARDS Northbrook, III. GARY CLAUS Evanston, III. PATRICIA CLEMENS Radford, Va. CLINT COMPERE Evanston, III. LLOYD COUSINS Evanston, III. MERHI DANIELS Wiimette, III. JANET DAVISON Green Bay, Wis. MICHAEL DeFRENZA Glenview, III. ELLEN DOWNEY Evanston, III. Freshmen WAYNE ETTEMA Evanston, III. JANICE FARRELL Waukegan, III. SUSAN FEINBERG Winnetka, III. KENNETH FERNSTROM Highland Park, III. WILLIAM FRENCH Appleton, Wis. HARRY FRY Glenview, III. JUDY GATHERCOAL Kenilworth, III. MARK GAYNOR Evanston, III. NANCY GENNER Eva.nston, III. SANDY GERCAS Morton Grove, III. ROBERT GORMAN Belvidere, III. ERE INS ELS ON is. FRENZA EY JSTROM III. CH OAL R II. N WALDRON GREAVES Chicago, III. CHARLES GUNN III Evanston, III. JOE HEANEY Park Ridge, III. WILLIAM HERRIOTT Neenah, Wis. BRUCE HIERONYMUS Park Ridge, III. GORDON HIGGINS Harvard, III. JOHN HIGGINS Evanston, III. RUTH HOLZFASTER Evanston, III. I ELLEN HOMAN Antioch, III. JACK HOOVER Evanston, III. BARBARA HOSKINS Richland Center, Wis Freshmen JOHN JENKIN Lake Forest, III. LEE JOHNSON Chicago, III. BARBARA JOHNSTON Joliet, III. KOLITA KEYS Richland Center, Wis. M. REBECCA KLASKY Chicago, III. MERTON KNAPP Park Ridge, III. DICK LGCHAPELL Beloit, Wis. JAMES LaFRENTZ Skokie, III. RICHARD HUDLER Rockford, III. DOUGLAS IDEN Park Ridge, III. SALLY JACKSON Hartville, Ohio V I-I f W , I WWA S X- sw , f ,W 'f W ww I ,,.,. . X E sl ,- . f, O m g ' '21, f ff .N,xE',. My fx, Ms f ,, ,I V w x, pf, , ,uffzrffi Z K ,Z Q, , QQ Q 4 , +I I 'Q-1... WN V ,,- iw 2- W, ,A .Q V f WWA-WW Q f, M, Q. ,f f ,, Z 5 ,J ,XX ,, , V WA f S , f , , mg Wy X Ny yylex WWW , 757 f W., LINDA MILLER Congerville, Ill. SANDRA MILLER Marshfield, Wis. MARGARET MU LL Wilmette, Ill. DALE LEA Milan, Minn. KENNETH LEWIS Zelienople, Penn. JOHN LINDBERG Chicago, Ill. ARNOLD LISTER Highland Park, Ill. Roaenr McKANNA Mundelein, Ill. MARION MAAS Chana, Ill. RONALD MACKEY Free Soil, Mich. PETER MICHAELS St. Charles, Ill. Freshmen AUGUSTO NAVARRO Caracas, Venezuela GARY NEW Watertown, Wis. VERNA NEWSON Cicero, Ill. YUNG PHENG NG Medan, Sumatra, Indonesia DENISE O'BRlEN Winnetka, Ill. ROSS OESTREICH Winthrop Harbor, I GERRIE OLSEN Arlington Heights, Ill. ARNOLD OSTROM Chicago, III. KAY OSTRANDER Waukegan, Ill. DIANE PEARSON Evanston, Ill. SHARON PEERY Arlington Heights, Ill. RAY Bda DIA D99 LES U rb JO! Wil GE De JC W RC W D VI . A I Indonesia in. , in. RAYMOND PETERSON Beloit, Wis. DIANE PHILLIPS Deerfield, III. LESLEY PHILLIPS Urbana, Ohio JOSEPH POLLANI Wiimette, III. GEORGE PRICE Deerfield, III. JOHN PRODROMOS Wiimette, III. RONALD REI NWALD Wilmette, III. DEBORAH RENWICK Waukegan, III. ISN lj YVONNE RICHARDS Glamorean, S. Wales DORIS RIEP Chicago, III. SANDY ROGERS Chicago, III. Freshmen BYRIL SANDERS Chicago, III. JAMES SCHULTZ Chicago, III. NOSTRAT SEDARAT Tehran, Iran FRANK SERPE Libertyville, III. BETTY SHILLINGTON Evanston, III. KENNETH SICHEL Haddon Heights, N. J PETER SILENCE Paxton, III. NORMA SIMCOX LaPorte, Ind. RALPH RUTH ERFO RD Chicago, III. DENNIS RUFER Skokie, III. WILLIAM SALMON Evanston, III. 'f 17 Ax T y fd..-..,,.'-Z L..- f THOMAS TIANO Evanston, III. SABRA VAN CLEEF Evanston, III. MARJORIE VANDER WEELE Sheboygan Falls, Wis. PATRICIA STAPLES Chicago, III. DALE STEGEMILLER Steger, III. THOMAS STIPP Evanston, III. EDWARD STRICKLAND Bradley, III. SIEW PHEK TAN Medan, Sumatra, Indonesia EILEEN TAYLOR Dysart, Iowa DAN TERHARK Freeport, III. WILLIAM THRASH Rockford, III. Freshmen SANDY VENEKAMP Chicago, Ill. MARJORIE WADDELL Palatine, III. CARYL WEINTRAUB Highland Park, III. JOHN WHITACRE Chicago, Ill. PIERCE WHITE Gurnee, III. J. RANDALL WHITNEY Albany, N.Y. JANET WILSON South Bend, Ind. KENNETH WILSON Evanston, Ill. LEON WILSON Evanston, III. RUTHANN ZELLEY Wilmington, Ill. NORENE ZOLLER Chicago, III. ch.c,,go, HL ES D Siegerl ALE STEGE THO EVO nSfQnl MAS STIPP EDWARD B STRICKLAND 'f'd'ey. HI. SIEW P Medan, gummr HEK TAN EILEEN TAYLOR Dyson: Iowa ul lfldoygg, DAN TERHARK Ffeepon, LH. Rockford, LLL EH JOHN WHITACRE Chicag0, 'H- PIERCE WHITE Gurnee, IH- L. RANDALL WHWNF' Albdnyl N'Y' JANET WILSON Soufh Bend' 'nd' KENNETH WHSON Eyonsfflnl LEON W 5ON Evanston, 'H' RUTHANN Zfnm wi'mingf0nl I Chica90' 'H' L DMINISTRATIQ AQULTY Wesley M- We5fefbef9 T. Otmann Firing Jayne Samuels Ralph E Miller Harlon G Greenfield PI'eSid9l'1f President Emerifus Acfing Dean .. Humanmes B M 'WTI L W ' T Rx E- ,DKV A. 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