Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1943 volume:

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IAMES IJITE Editor Business Malmgel' l'l1otugrapl1e1' ZW Qgfkgdflld Za f one were to read a biographical slcetch of President Barrows, it would run something lilce this: Thomas N. Barrows was born in San Diego, California in 1900, graduated from the University of California in 1922, did graduate worl4 at Columbia University from 1924 to 1931, was Director of Woodmere Acad- emy, Woodmere, New Jersey, from 1931 to 1934, joined the staff at Lawrence in 1934 as dean of the college, and became president in 1937. l'le had traveled widely in South America and Europe, and spent nine years in the Philippines. g l'lowever, if we students were to write our own sketch of him, it would not be of Thomas N. Barrows, but of Captain Tom, not of the world traveler, but of the builder of the Quadrangle. Une of the first to greet us upon ourarrival as freshmen, one of the last to bid us farewell as seniors, Captain -l'om's energetic per- sonality penetrated to every corner of the campus as long as we were here. The word President on the sign at the head of the corridor leading to the southeast corner of the second floor of the library rose as a forbidding fortress to many of us, but the dignified con- geniality that President Barrows showed on the chapel stage, out on the campus, in the quad, in the dorms, or over the Fox at the athletic field ran as rampant in his office as elsewhere. l-lis affection for l.awrence was both great and close, and his love of the college was one that was roundly reciprocated. We are sorry that we must write the finish to his tenure at Lawrence. Captain Tom . . . became president in 1937 and resigned, due to reasons of health, in 1943. gvkedhni Wamm J? 50067606016 ..,. . -mf! L 4. 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X - DEAN DONALD DUSHANE Mr. DuShane, Donald Duck, as he is more familiarly known to all Lawrentians, has had variedoccupational experiences, which have ranged from selling glassware and china, and being a rental agent lor apartment buildings, to working on a newspaper. l le formerly taught government at Columbia College, New York, and says that his main interest is teaching. Now, however, his duties have extended beyond government to include those ol the Dean ol Men. It is he whom we see when we want to knock otl for a few days, or to whom we give all those alibis when we have had triple cuts in that particular class. DEAN PAUL RUSSELL ANDERSON Mr. Anderson, once lull-time interpreter of Plato and Aristotle, now concentrates his time and energies into being a friendly, efficient Dean of the College. l-le's the man behind the pipe to whom you are quite likely to shout, l-li. l-le thinks tennis is a grand sport, and in leisurely moments he enjoys a thoughtful game ol chess. ln addi- tion he has been known to paint houses. A visitor to his home is struck with the way in which it reflects his travels in the Qrient. Lawrence has, he maintains, a friendly and democratic spirit and has made an excellent attempt at balanced living. l l l A Y R Page 8 DEAN CHARLGTTE WOLLAEGER Miss Wollaeger, pacifying influence at the Sig Ep house, says that she is mostly inter- ested in people and rightly so as can be seen by her job as Dean of Women. She is very fond and proud of her classical record collection which is growing by leaps and bounds. Driving tractors, too, is a rare hobby, but she delights in this as well as farming on a large scale. She formerly taught speech at Shorewood l-ligh School, and is still vitally interested in the theater. l-ler unofficial title is that of the best- dressed woman on-campus, and her radiant personality and little suppers are well- lcnown on campus. DEAN MARSHALL HULBERT lV'lr. l-lulbert became assistant dean last year besides assuming his new role as a psy- chology professor after a glorious career at the conservatory. We still enjoy, how- ever, his yearly performances in the Mes- siah and with the a cappella. l-le has been vitally interested in travel since he got the first Lawrence tour to Europe underway in 1926 as business manager. l-lis spare time last summer was talcen up with a very large and flourishing Victory garden, and his interests have developed further into a col- lection of old and rare maps, several of which adorn the walls of his office. Page 9 7 W, . 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AX xx Q X .mv ,,.,.-1. :I ,SFF .xy -x XXXX x s xyxxy iq XX Xsxxkx i XXX 'XX w N Nix X ski is X xx f -ff- ----W Wigs rv: - N fY,f,V,, 1 12--1l3G g ,,, i ,, ,,,,, - MN.. . x - 5. . . f - - xxx ww. - :Q , , x x . . x .X wx xi . x , -X xx 8 wxxx NHVXN x sw Ov- ' X 1. 6 1 W X MV, x,1gseax.:z,a..-,.,A4 ,AWA A Q- .ss flh'. LANGUAGE AND MATHEMATICS Professors Troyer Beyer Raney Hamann Beck Weston i i l i Q l 1 1 I 1 I Page 12 Howard W. Troyer is the man with the twinkle in his eye who makes Shakespeare live . . . rates teach- ing high on his list of interests . . . plays squash tennis for recreational purposes . . . likes to do cabinet work . . . is proud of his thriving victory garden of last summer . . . is father of the faculty,s only set of twins. Lynn Beyer developed his Qxford stride while sojourning in England as a Rhodes scholar . . .wields a wicked tennis racket. . . is a fiend for reading murder mysteries. . . finds time to concentrate on a game of chess or Wei-Ch'i . . . spent a year in China. Ray Hamann likes fishing and golf when he has time . . . enjoys a good squash game when he can beat l leselton . . . thinks Lawrence is a darn good school. Warren Beck teaches English, but his main interest is writing and encouraging young writers of Lawrence . . . is famous for his short stories . . . had a book published which contains some of his best. . . is seen with his son, Jamie, following him around on campus. Arthur Weston is one of Lawrence's champions of the classics . . . declares that his enthusiasm for a reform calendar will never perish . . . lends dignity to college processions as official marshal . . . holds little-known position as editor of the Lawrence College Catalog. William Raney specializes in English history . . . went to England as a Rhodes scholar in 1911 . . . wrote History of Wisconsin.', Louis C. Baker is a little man with a fabulous background. . .has chatted with many members of Europe's royalty. . .delights in cooking French dinners . . . makes new languages a hobby and boasts a knowledge of twenty-five, including Esperanto . . . is an enthusiastic color photographer . . . is proficient at the keyboard and is national treasurer of Phi Sigma lota. Gottlob C. Cast enjoys gardening as a useful art. . . has an inter- est in the present war as he foresaw its coming fifteen years ago after a trip to Germany . . . was par- ticularly interested in the functioning of the German Republic. LANGUAGE AND MATHEMAT Professors De Onis, Wiegand, Jones,'Brenner, Berry Anna Jones speaks l:rench Flavvlessly . . . was educated in a French convent . . . dotes on composing semester Finals that are funn . . . is an ardent exponent of the art ol bicycling . . . likes to putter in the soil when it helps the vvar etiort . . . has a Hsympathiquen place in her soul for the talented members ol the conservatory. Jose de Onis has delinite ideas on education . . . doesn't vvant son, Carlitos, to be a genius but a regular guy . . .thinks education should teach us all to be regular guys, '... enjoys hunting and Fishing. Arthur Berry loves to hear good music and plays about a bit on the piano . . . is fond ol chess . . . thinks student life at Lawrence is perfect-natural and normal . . . enjoys the Wis- consin countryside. Joel L. Brenner is the great wit who holds Forth in the Qbservatory . . . is looking lorvvard to courses in astronomy so he can tell the boys about that John Doe from Mars he knew at l'larvard . . . also plays liddle in the orchestra. Edna Wiegand keeps impulsive Sage-ites from getting out ol hand . . . thoroughly enjoys relaxing to the music of the great masters . . . takes pleasure in a production on the legitimate stage every now and then . . . gets a lift from traveling and likes to remember tours in the Qld Country. Edwin Schoenberger-likes modern music and modern Furniture . . . thinks all speeches should be like modern Furniture-functional . . .dislikes bombastic speakers . . .can be seen being led around campus by a large black cocker. Dorothy Waples is noted lor having students up lor tea . . . plays an alto recorder, an instrument dating from Shakespeareis day . . . skates when she can Find time . . . likes tutorial system of Lawrence and its opportunities for teaching and studying. ics l5age'l3 l PHYSICAL SCIENCE AND FINE ARTS Page 14 1- fi nw Y' '. Tl. ii-fifli 'l e 3' so ff Jr 25 ,aku . Professors Cloak, Willecke, Rowley, Gilbert, Baldinger, Dearstyne, Voss, Read, Darling Wallace Baldinger says his interests are artistic and social . . . hobbies are of a piece with his interests, Architecture, sculpture, painting, landscape design, city, original, and post-war planningf' F. Theodore Cloalc is the dynamo of the theater . . . always on the go . . . has a great interest in his summer theater in the Berlcshires . . . says that if he ever had any spare time, hefd lil4e to spend it on his estate in aforementioned place. Stephen F. Darling in- sists that teaching is his main hobby . . . produces cosmetics in his spare time and emphasizes the economy of his products. Howard Dearstyne doesn't Iilce Lawrence's architecture . . . thatis whyAne's here . . . interested in the whole field of art. W. Paul Gilbert drives a neat little convertible . . . lilces contact with students better than scientific research . . . is expert at photography of children. William Read is noted for the piclcled speci- mens he passes around in geology lab . . . says that his hobby is raising a wife, son, cat, dog, and goldfish. I'I. I'I. Rowley emphasizes that he formerly taught at the State U. of loway, not Iowa State . . . indulges in gardening in his spare time. Lawrence Voss is responsible for designing all the Law- VUICQ Collese Theater DIGY sets. Gerhard Willeclce lil4es the atmosphere at Lawrence . . . prefers teaching in colleges to high schools . . . hobby is photography and radio. . SGCIAL SCIENCES Professors Bober, Bark, Dewey, Mcffonagha, Thiel William Barlc is a mental vvizard vvith the capacity of frightening meel4 little freshmen into everlasting silence-continues to love Stanford best . . . prides himself on being quite a linguist and can converse glibly in French, German, Greelc, or whatever. . . is learning to play tennis. , M. M. Bober returned this summer to Americafs dairyland after a year and a half in Washington, D. C. vvith the Q.l3.Px .... was awarded the David A. Wells prize several years ago for his bool4 on Karl Marx . . . is chiefly interested in teaching, teaching and teaching. Richard Dewey lilces l.avvrence's good scholastic repu- tation and its small classes . . . does vvood-Worlc every novv and then . . . is expert at bovvling . . . plays a lceen game of tennis frequently vvith the other experts. William A. Mcconagha spends long hours in the libe . . . says his main interests are corn and carrotsn . . . published a bool4 on labor last year. Richard B. Thiel puts his vvhole heart into teaching students how to teach students . . . produces roses in his garden that put prize-winners to shame . . . claims that he is no politician but is interested in lcnovving what goes on in political America. Page '15 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE Page I6 'fx' - j fs li , I . I 1 :P ' Q -755 Professors Griffiths,ySmith, Miller, I-lumber, Rogers J. H. Griffiths has no spare time, he claims . . . occasionally worlcs in his victory garden, but from necessity . . . lil4es Lawrence because it is a quality college. Wilbur .I. Humber is mainly interested in sleep . . . emphasizes testing . . . thinks impressionistic art can be useful in analyzing psychotic cases. Thomas S. Kepler is a sympathetic listener to student religious problems . . . has coached athletics and continues to mal4e it a major inter- est. Edwin L. Miller thinks that Lawrence has the right concept of education as being more than just training-the Germans are trained . . . is interested in map reading . . . has collections of animals and colored plant photos. Walter E. Rogers has been concerned all summer with painting his house . . . enjoys ice skating in the winter. . . plays tennis and dabbles in photography and golf. Olga Smith fulfilled her ambition after her gradu- ation from Lawrence to return and teach here . . . is fascinated by art and photography . . . loves to commune with nature. Herbert Spiegelberg has taught in German schools and at Swarthmore but prefers American to Ger- man.. . lil4es music and fiddles in the privacy of his garret. . .enjoys swimming. s CONSERVATCRY Professors Moore, Sieg, Engelland, Daniel Gladys Brainerd is a typical artist . . . enjoys traveling and has toured Europe . . . is completely in love with her music, both as a career and as a relaxation. Cyrus Daniel teaches the Con lcids how to connect a ll chord to a V chord . . . is a whiz at wood- worlcing . . . devotes the rest of his spare time to gardening, photography, and com- posing music. Muriel Engelland has a great fondness for her little black coclcer who was baptized Michael . . . has been contralto soloist in the Messiah for the past few years. . . l4nits furiously. Nettie Fullinwider capably mingles a life of domesticity with a successful career . . . malces learning to play the piano a pleasure rather than a tasl4. Percy Fullinwider says, oddly enough, that music is his chief interest . . . is a member of the Cincinnati Symphony Qrchestra . . . has toured with the Marien String Quartet. l.aVal1n Maesch is often seen in sports garb either going to or coming from the tennis courts . . . waves the sticl4 at the choir at the Congregational Church . . . is lcnown as virtuoso of the organ. Ernest Moore is the genial master of wood- wind instruments . . . has a passion for fishing . . . collects old instruments . . . most prized possession is a newly acquired gold flute. Anna Sieg talces pride in her new gold flute, and incidently, her hobby is flute playing . . . has been co-author with Mr. Moore of numerous band boolcs-is expert at cribbage and knitting. Page 17 LIBRARY, PUBLICITY, PHYSICAL EDUCATION Page 'I8 Mr. Johnston, Miss Timmins, Miss Tarr, Miss Scott, Miss Fenton Dorothy M. Fenton loves to putter around her garden at home . . . is loolcing forward to peacetime so she can tal4e out the DeSoto and buzz around the United States . . . is interested in adding to her pictorial map collection. W. Henry Johnston is the little man with the camera . . . loves to Fish when there's time, to read when there's time and to go boating when there's a Iooat handy. 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'- .j X , LW... y.g...X .- . -.,.,:,-. . .'-...ye .xy . : -L ,':.f-il-,Q 5,'f'W.y.1Q' .iii A ,-.,i.j1 Vx X ...fl 5 X. U' x --,f:.5.391,:.-A:,N,,NL .- ., -,I ,,,L..4, 1... V .2 ,.:.,: vi X.. , X, -: n - . ' -. 1 . Q '. 1 .S N. '. -11' V' K 1 X22 ,wh V ...g,di',- 1 '. , ,f' ' , 0 : A 1 u .g Y . -' 3 P , 1 'fA'f: 1 s. .'-A 'V' QKW9- - . ., - Pi 'J nr 75' 3 'Q . ,Q ll X r .51 A A' v M nf , 1 Mm' K' . .1 'V' ' .'i,,,.-.,-as A . 1- ' C ,ll . .w :ww px., ' .' v at - A, if O 4 1 c' lk fo .3 . H ff 'W 6 LK ff., f I . . I gr- , in , Pk- num MIAYAQL 1 .Q I. .wjrtzll . X ' Q. '- I ,, EXECUTIVE CCDMMITTEE Page Q0 F' R : B , B ' t, Olsen, Puth, l-lerold SgEbndVlSovvTrT2Slly, BeerlTiTlllBadford, Gage, Murphy Third Row: Barton, l-lesselman, Damman, Wilch, Bleick, Forbush, Schumann Lavvrence's student government is made up ol the student body president and the executive committee which represents various organizations on campus. Each sorority, fraternity and independent group elects one ol their members to this committee. They attend meetings, discuss current college problems, go to their respective groups to get their viewpoints and return to vote on any and all issues. ln this way all students are lcept in close contact with their government and the measures tal4en by the governing body are representative ol the majority. This year a new problem arose because ol the V-TQ unit here at l.avvrence. The popular feeling was that they should have an equal representation on the executive committee as they vvere to tal4e an active part in all the activities of the college. Many sailors are members ol fraternities not on the campus and many are not atliliated. To give them a voice in their government, it was decided that they should elect three men to the executive committee. Some ol the duties ol the committee include the election of a vice-president, secretary and treasurer from its immediate group and ol chairmen ol the social, pep, rules, homecoming, union and convocation committees from the entire student body. It malces nominations lor the all-college judicial board and evolves the yearly budget. lts legislative duties lceep the committee an active one throughout the year. JUDICIAL BOA l-lannon, Clarke, I-larmann, Geraldson, Rauschenberger, Bryant llie Women's Judicial Board enforces tlwe rules made by L. W. A. and is an integral part of that council. -lfme members, junior and senior dorm proctors, are fieaded by tl'ie vice-president of L. W. A. llriis office is lweld by Beclcy Clarke. RD ALL-COLLEGE JUDICIAL BOARD llwe function of tlie recently-established C'l943D All-College Judicial Board is to impose penalties for infractions of rules made by the combined faculty and student rules committee. lts members are seven upperclassmen clwosen by student vote. Pond, Rauschenberger, Schumann, Bick, Sclioff, Williams, Clarke Page Q1 LWA. Mitchell, Burke, O'Connor, Ross, Clarlce, Goode, Cieraldson, Watson Whether little Sammy Sailor wants a date to the next all-college dance or little Connie Coed wants another town permission or you canit hear yourself talle in Sage dining-room during second lunch, L. W. A. is sure to get its finger in thepie. For when an organization is composed of 300 curious and eager coeds, it can't help having at least one finger in every college pie. This year the presence of the navy and the consequent changes in schedule have resulted in a reorganized L. W. A. program. Gut with feminine morale building and in with entertainment for land-loclced sailors. Une of the best ways for bringing together civilian men and women and sailors and faculty was the traditional L.. W. A. open house held every month at Sage. L. W. A. sponsors the annual l-lag-Drag, and the Best-loved Banquet when the four best-loved senior girls are revealed. Every year until now a senior girl has been chosen queen of the May, but this year she will reign midst cold and ice as the Snow- queen. 'lhe Lawrence Womenis Association comprises two groups: the L. W. A. council is the executive and legislative power and the Judicial Board is the judicial branch. The members of the council are the elected officers and the representatives from W. A. A., Pan-l'lellenic Council, and freshmen women. The three faculty members who serve on the council are the Dean of Women, a woman appointed by the presi- dent of the college and one elected by the council members. This year L. W. A. is doing its best to malce Lawrence an active part of the war effort and yet l4eep college life at a satisfactory norm. 'I PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Watson, Lawson, Wheeler, Chapman, Brown, Farrell With establishing new rushing rules and penalties and deciding upon other inter-sorority laws, Pan-l-lellenic Council is playing an important role in Lawrence's feminine Greek world. Each of the six national sororities is represented. Miss Wollaeger is the faculty advisor. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL lnter-fraternity Council, composed of Dean Dughane and the fraternity presidents talces care ol the relations among the live fraternities. The scope ol its problems runs from rushing rules and pledging to problems concerning the war etlort. , , N ,, .N i Dite, Teply, FOrbUSl1, Van l'lCf18Cl1 Wilsli A Page 23 . 47.1 .Kr 1:-ff -1 . A. 1 xx C 1 . 1 w 1 . . Q.. . 1 . 1 .. '1 I rl. A 5 7 1 . 1. 1. 1 1 1 1 -. 1- . 1:1'f.' ' .' .. - . ,1 '1 . 191 -1. 'Z' - 1111 1. --1' . . 1 1 1':f I 'YT' 1,.,. 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HELEN BENDINGER Wauwatosa Delta Gamma, French Club, Sage Council, Pan-Hellenic, President. Tl-IADDELIS BIRCI-I Superior MLIRIEL BRAATEN Wilmette, Illinois Kappa Delta, Vice-President, Sci- ence Club, Lawrentian, French SENIORS FRANK BLICI-ITA Wauwatosa ANN CASSADY Milwaukee Pi Beta Phi REBECCA CLARKE New York City, New York Pi Beta Phi, President, German Club, Counselor, Judicial Board, President, All-College Judicial Board, L. W. A., Vice-President, Pan-I-Iellenic Council, Sunset, Vice-President. GRACE DAMMAN Park Ridge, Illinois Alpha Delta Pi, Vice-President' Science Club, Spanish Club' Executive Committee. Club, Treasurer, Counselor. ROBERT ALVIS Oak Park, Illinois Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rushing Chair- man, Lawrentian, Sunset. ROSELLEN BEROMANN Bark River, Michigan Delta Gamma, Scholarship Chair man, French Club, Science Club A Cappella, Counselor. FRED BOWDEN Cuba City BETTY BROWN Milwaukee Kappa Delta, Secretary, Lawren tian, French Club, Sunset, A Cap pella, I-R Club. I I DAWN DAUGI-ll-IETEE WAYNE DE BEER Barstow, Texas KATI-IRYN DESI-I Milwaukee Ka pa Alpha Theta Secretary, D I Art Club, Social Chairman. KENNETH DUCI-IAC Antigo MARY FENTON Chicago, Illinois Pi Beta Phi, Ariel, French Club. Little Rock, Iowa JAMES DITE Milwaukee Phi Delta Theta, President, Science Club, Lawrentian, Ariel, Photog- rapher, Track, Mace, Art Club, Executive Committee, Sunset, Chairman of War Board, SI-IIRLEE EMMONS Stevens Point Sigma Alpha Iota, Social Chair- man, A Cappella, French Club. JANE FLETCI-IER Morris, Illinois Pi Beta Phi, Pledge Supervisor, French Club, Art Guild, Sage Council. SENIORS Milwaukee Chicago, Illinois Racine Pi Beta Phi. Elgin, Illinois i JACQLIELINE FRASER Kappa Alpha Theta, War Chair- man, Art Guild, Vice-President DAYTON GRAFMAN Sigma Phi Epsilon, A Cappella Lawrentian, Executive Committee Phi Mu Alpha, President. BARBARA GRIFFITI-I RICI-IARD I-IALIGAS Phi Delta Theta, Swimming, Golf. SYLVESTER FRITZ Dodge Center, Minnesota DONNA GREEN River Forest, Illinois Pi Beta Phi, Lawrentian, French Club, Art Guild, Secretary-Treas- urer, Ariel. FRANCES I-IAGEN Eau Claire Pi Beta Phi, German Club. STEPI-IEN I-IALOS Chicago, Illinois Page Q7 Page QB 'T' WILLIAM HAMLIN Appleton Phi Kappa Tau, Vice-President, German Club, Science Club. DOROTHY HOOLEY Shorewood JLIANITA HANNON Green Bay Pi Beta Phi, Judicial Board, Sage Council, French Club, Sunset, Radio Players. DAYTON HOWE Muscatine, Iowa Delta Gamma, Secretary, French 9 !.gg,.,. HELEN KAEMPFER Winnetka, Illinois Pi Beta Phi, Vice-President, French Club, Science Club, A Cappella. FRANCES LATTIN Chicago, Illinois Alpha Delta Pi, President, Coun- selor, Pan-Hellenic Council, Sun- set, Art Guild, Radio Players, Director. JEAN LAWSON Whitefish Bay Alpha Chi Omega, Vice-Presi- dent, French Club, A Cappella, Sunset, Pan-Hellenic Council. DAN LEEDY Rapid City, South Dakota 'GP' Club, Vice-President, A Cap- pella, Sunset, President, Phi Sigma Iota. JOHN HUNTER Des Moines, Iowa MARJORIE IWEN Hayward Alpha Chi Omega. SENIORS 1 f JANICE KLEMISI-i Kewaunee Sigma Alpha Iota. LYLE LAWS Altadena, California KEITH LEA Amherst ROBERT LEHMAN Madison Beta Theta Pi, Secretary, Social , Chairman, Sunset. M A DOROTHY INKS Princeton, Illinois Delta Gamma, Social Chairman, French Club, Judicial Board, Sage Council, Sage President. CLAYTON JUNION Casco I SHIRLEY LOTH Port Washington AIphaChiOmega,President,Ger- man Club, Counselor, Pan-HeI- IenicCounciI,W. A. A., Treasurer. RICHARD LLIND Eau Claire CAROLE McCARTHY Milwaukee Delta Gamma, French Club, Law- rentian, A Cappella. HENRY MICHAELS Eau Claire GEORGE LLIEBKE Winneconne RICHARD McFARLAND Mount Ayr, Iowa DORA MELCHERT Black Creek Sismd Alpha Iota, German Club, A Cappella. ELEANOR NAPIER Evanston, Illinois Spanish Club, French Club, Sci- ence Clubi Phi Sigma Iota, Phi Beta Kappa. SENIORS CAROLYN O'CONNOR Oak Park, Illinois Delta Gamma, President, French Club, Phi Sigma Iota, L. W. A., President, W. A. A., Social Chair- man, Who's Who , Mortar Board, Pan-Hellenic Council, Eta Sigma Phi, Junior Spade. ' ROY OLSON Superior JEAN POND Jersey City, New Jersey Kappa Alpha Theta, Vice-Presi- dent, Contributor, Art Editor, Art Guild, President, Mortar Board, Counselor, Sunset, All-College Judicial Board. JEAN RALISCHENBERGER Wauwatosa Delta Gamma, Secretary, French Club. MARJORIE OLSON Oshkosh Alpha Chi Omega, Secretary, Law- rentian, I-R Club, Eta Sigma Phi, Vice-President, Phi Beta Kappa. ROBERT PETERSON Superior ORLAND RADKE Montello BETSY ROSS Wheaton, Illinois Kappa Delta, President, A Cap- pella, Eta Sigma Phi, President, W. A. A., President, Mortar Board, Counselor, L. W. A., Treasurer, Pan-Hellenic Council. Page 29 Page 30 I 1 'U' DOROTHY STEELE Parlc Ridge, Illinois Delta Gamma, Treasurer. HARRY THOMPTO New Auburn DOROTHY VILLA Iron Mountain, Michigan Sigma Alpha Iota, President, A Cappella, Newman Club. DAN WELCH Des Moines, Iowa R, I WESLEY TEPLY Phi Kappa Tau, President, A Cap- pella, Executive Committee. EARL SCHIEFELBEIN Janesville MARGLIERITE SCHLIMANN Sturgeon Bay A Cappella, Mortar Board, Presi- dent, Counselor, Lawrentian, President of Student Body, All- College Judicial Board, Executive Committee. RUTH SHIELDS Chicago, Illinois Kappa Delta, Treasurer, Science Club, Executive Committee, Tau Kappa Alpha, Contributor. MARIE SMITH Wisconsin Dells MARILYN SCHOENIG Milwaukee Alpha Delta Pi, Secretary. RLITH SCHULZE Villa Park, Illinois Kappa Alpha Theta, President, Spanish Club, Ariel, Editor-in Chief, Pan-Hellenic Council Counselor, Lawrentian. HAROLD SCHLIEBEL Boyd BERTHA SMYRNEOS Appleton German Club. S EN I O R S Manitowoc CHARLES WEBER Springfield, Minnesota MARY VAN ROO Wauwatosa Alpha Chi Omega. MICHAEL WELSH Willmar, Minnesota Sis enf tive Sigma PreSI4 Sigma Alph. CIUIJ, I Beta ' ROBERT WILCH ADDIUON Rochelle, Illinois Sigma Phi Epsilon, President, Sci- ence Club, German Club, Execu- tive Committee. JOHN WILLIAMS . Delta Tau Delta, Treasurer, Law- rentian, Editor-in-Chief, Treasurer of Student Body, I-R Club, Vice- President, Mace, All-College Ju- dicial Board, Phi Beta Kappa. ELIZABETH WOOD Appleton Delta Gamma, Vice-President, Lawrentian, Assistant News Editor. S E N I O R S ROBERT MAC DONELL KENNETH BERGOUIST Rockford, Illinois Superior Sigma Phi Epsilon, Science Club, I President- JAMES MARTIN MAURICE BLEicK Ottumwd' 'Owe S, ph, Effplelon ROBERT. NAGAN lgma I psi on. I Kdukaund GLENN COLE Chili WARREN PETERSON R Wilmette, Illinois ASTYRE HAMMER Appleton RICHARD REICHMLITH Alpha Delta Pi, Treasurer, German r Ripon Club, Science Club, Lawrentian. RUTH ROULEY . HARRY HASLANGER Elgin, Illinois Marinette Sigma Alpha Iota, Secretary A Beta Theta Pi. Cappella- JOHN STORZER Oconto Falls FRED LIBBELOHDE New Richmond ARNOLD VAN HENGEL Waupun Delta Tau Delta, President, Execu- tive Committee, Tennis, Radio Players, Newman Club, President. DON ZENTNER Wauwatosa Phi Delta Theta, Golf, Lawrentian, Ariel. Page 31 JUNIORS Page 32 l i 532 E First Row: D. Framberg, Jilot, K. l-lardacker, C. Juergens, Bryant, Brown, l-lerold Second Row: l-llavacek, Eberlein, Daub, Eidt, Conrad, M. Day, R. Juergens, Carter, Erickson, Burke Third Row: Diem, Beavis, Gracz, French, l-lobbs, Crow, Crandall, Elwers, Carlson, Fischer, Bickle, Dixon, Fick Fourth Row: Forbush, Barton, Bick, Eastwood, Elliott, Bergman, l-larmann, l-laligas, Goodrick, Altenhofen, J. Brown l First Row: l-l. Saiberlich, Rogers, Watson, McKee, Puth, Murray, Klein, SchoFf, Parks Second Pow: Peterson, Porth, Wyatt R b h R A 1 OSC US , ussell, Strong, Zick ghirdhltnw: Neuendorff il286tZf Klumb, Mitchell, Pierce, Keller, Miller, Krienke Ourt OW: Lecllelerf Rmndlf Tlmleff Qlson, Koch, Wilke, Volkman, Peterson f SOPHCMORES First Row: Batchelder, Corwin, P. Anderson, Braunel, Bellin, Belnap, Bergquist, Calkins, Bolander Second Row: Bernd, Deering, Everetts, Dionne, Clifton, Amerman, Bocaner, Erickson Third Row: Ahlstrom, Davis, Arsulich, Ertman, Burke, Dammers, Bauman, Duncan Fourth Row: Behling, Davis, Brunhumer, Bernstein, Confare, Durst, Devendorf, lfrdman, Bartelt, Chapman ll, 3 C i -a 'wvuvone-.-. - 5 I' First Row: Jameson, Farrell, l-lalldorson, Gustafson, l-lorrig, l-licken, FOX, Green, Kleflmegf Sdertbll Second Row: Flood, l-lead, l-lolmgren, Fountain, Kasper, M. JohnSOn, KOldC2l4f Krueger, U 1 ' , k K tk . ' . . h I H h ll K tor, Kaufman, Galloway, Frina , os a -l-lllrd ROW' l-larclaclcerl l-ldtlloml Guepel Klbbel D JO Flson K' el'iz,eFlinri,3 French, Kenyon, Feller, Gallaher, Klatt Fourth Row: l-lendrix, Kirkpatrick, Gage, l-lowe, GuStd SON, 'UZ' Page 33 SOPHOMORES l First Row: Menzl, Mitchell, Rossa, Robie, Peterson, Lewis, Montague, Oclcerlund, Quentmeyer, Lee Second Row: LaFave, Meyer, McEachran, Normington, M. Miller, G. Rfeifer, McNeil, J. Miller, Rope Third Row: Roell, Rossi, Rieters, R. Meyer, O'Malley, Letter, Lloyd, Roberts Fourth Row: Marbach, Lalce, Messic, Ranzers, Pearson, Lawson, l-latch, Perry, McDonald, McLean -N-, girst Row: Totman, Scheibel, Wheeler, Schiellerup, Shattuck, Snort, Saiberlich, Smith efond ROW- Sclldlleff SCl1l'n8CV, Torrwwf TOVSOVW, Vessey, K. Warren, J. Williams, Wilson, Zermuehlen Tlwd ROW: S'3nd2fS0fM Schellerf R- Webeff Stevens, W. Weber, Torrison Schmitz Windahl Spalding Werner, Tibbetts Fourth Row: Sh h T - ' ' ' ' . and dn, OUYGM, Sfeulke, Shalander, Sibbons, Stromsted, Spangler, Walters, Van Vleet, Valentine i l Rage 34 FRESHMEN Q? Zee X First Row: Buck, Emanuel, Bartelt, DeMaster, Brey, Boerner, Cheney, Brooks, B. Brown, Cooperman, Cizek, Eber Seco? Sow: Cherniavsky, Fllevold, Ellingboe, Cronkrite, Allen, Fall, Burkhart, Baumgartner, Bushnell, DeLong, Doerfler, n erson Third Row: Bauer, Arens, Curry, Dungar, Cole, Cantwell, Day, Eck, Bennett, Coleman Fourth Row: Cooper, Birkhaeuser, Feigleson, Aldrich, Barta, Frederick, Butler, Annesley, Ford, Due, Budd, Fiedler, Fahlberg ' M First Row: Krupnik, Jackson, Lund, Lindblom, Joyce, Godfrey, l-luiras, Jurss Second Row: Lewis, Krienke, Goode, Luedke, Kliest, Grady, l-luibregtse, Guenther, Koss, l-looley, Hammersley Third Row: Koch, l-lennick, Leaf, l-lerrick, Gollan, l-laugner, l-laugen, Goode, P. Green K Fourth Row: Kjentvet, Laursen, l-labermann, Lobedan, Gunderson, Krueger, LaGesse, Lange, Lunceford, Knernan Page 35 5 u A L '-i1, f'f?f-Q 'YF' ' ' x , , ., , ,. V ,,, , , . ,. , . s ,-, A - . . ' ' .' 1 .. - , X . K . , I . 1 ' . ,-..' Q: ,4 , f,.: Hr!,.g.,l':, I' Al' A In I ..,, , X Q-,. ., ., u v Q I .1 ., ,,,, ' U 1 ' , x X 1.-., ,v 'ft L A , rs., 'E 'im wi 4 Q w 5 . .:,. 1. ,,. .ut .11 , Az' 1 -. 5,5 . - ...fi -4111 - . A . uifvff .N 14 . i 4 . b ' .Y in. S I lr-f - ig. Q Qg ,K I S '95, X: Q 1 4 U l A mfs 6 vs-.Q I A I P n -La- -2 x K. a M Rlamgg., .- .' - ' ... ...L , ALPHA CHI OMEGA l . s K if . ,,.. .,-.- ...Q- g R '. . , Q -. ,ez .- - , , R r-H ,..v5,,.f1 . X l :ii is - ' ' 1 -,gg w -, ,,,1..5: .-1,3 . ' sf. 1.x 13 3 5 rv H Q. 4-...,.+.aa4's.4w.---A:...-- -.,..,., ., ,- 1 ,X i . 'SA tv 2, s 3'-it 0 avg? First Row: Loth, Olson, Quay, lwen, Lawson, R. .luergens ' Second Row: Russell, Van Roo, Jurss, Brooks, I-luiras, M. Brown, Geier Rage 38 ..,..,A Shirley Loth, President Welll always remember the super time we had at our formal given with the D. Gfs at Riverview and that formal dresses and dress blues are a happy combination . . . cleaner Lawson, a bright star of Alpha Chi and of ul-laving Wonderful -lime . . . that during rehearsals Jeanerls spare time was indeed sparce but her trip to see Qberlin and -lhe Marine was sanctioned by led, himself. . . the day Marge Qlson was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and how bright and shining that lcey was . . . the picnic that turned into corn and potato roasts because of the food situation, but was good in spite of it . . . the Roz Juergens arrangements of the songs sung on the S. A. l. serenade . . . the Rierce Rarlc Randemonium Alpha Chi telegram service and the hard time one of the sisters had trying to deliver a telegram to a sailor who wasn't there . . . song practices before meet- ings . . . Shirley Loth attending the national sorority convention this summer coming baclc alter exchanging ideas with other Alpha Chi presidents from chapters all over the country . . . new lyres for Roz Juergens and Mary Anne Schiller. Qur war-time project of lcnitting afghans for hospitals and buying war stamps just as often as possible made the summer fly by quickly, but happily for all Alpha Chis. ALPHA DELTA PI First Pow: Lattin, Day, P. Green, Witthuhn, Damann, l-laugen, Cheney Second Rovv' Rossa Kasperl-lorri Cha man M Miller l-liclcen . ' I I . Sl p ' Third Pow: l-lammer, Schoenig, C. Nelson, Carter, Fox, Rice, Steves, M. Johnson, Normington We'll never iorget . . . rooms shimmering in July and August heat up there on the top Floor . . . vveelcly song iests with Armitage, Green, and Steves exercising their vocal cords under Chappie's capable direction . . . picnics down river . . . Lavv- rence plastered with posters dreamed up by our own Rembrandt, June Rice . . . sailors too good at throvving corl4s depleting our supply oi lollipops at the Pierce Parlc Pandemonium . . . diamonds flashing around on Hthird Finger-leit hand lor Peg Schoenig, Marge Miller, and Frannie l.attin . . . Doris Carters advising the Navy in convocation that they could pull their watch caps down in lront il their laces get cold . . . Star l-lammer and the desk- editorial We . . . Witthuhn's home-run slugs, her golden loclcs, and her Tiny . . . Stem's braids and her inimitable monologues . . . Days turning second Floor Sage upside dovvn with the First freshman Hlratn pin . . . Prexy Lattin on her vvay to the radio station muttering something about signals and sound men . . . our aviatrix pledge president, Mary l-laugen . . . Wonderful steaks at the West End at big sister-little sister parties . . . A. D. Pi's all smiling bevvitchingly into cameras stocked with precious Film, avviully glad they came bacl4 lor l.avvrence's First summer semester. - I 2 , sz' K .,. Frances Lattin, President I 5 -L-. -bY'l9 ' f er' Page 39 DELTA GAMMA Page 40 as -17,4 :i 1 1 ? Y First Row: L. Framberg, Burke, Pierick, G. Pfeifer, l-lobbs, Wheeler, McCarthy, J. Rauschenberger, Wood, O'Connor, B Secondrsfgdwz Moore, l-looley, Van Pelt, Bushnell, Juergens, lnks, Steele, Wyatt, Morgan, L. Rauschenberger, Kinder, F . Third LlJ2lorlrlElll9eterson, Lewis, Burkhart, Meyer, Vinson, Williams, Steinhagen, Ritter, Schulze, Bryant, Dammers, Driessen, D. Framberg We'll always remember the summer of '43 as D. Gfs in defense . . . needles clicking on afghan squares . . . Dee Fram- berg recruiting volunteer workers for the local hospital . . . the main activities of the sisters during the war summer. . . l-lelen Bendinger, president of pan-l'lellenic council . . . Hpetief' Ofonnor, president and Jeanne Burke, social chairman of l.. W. A .... Dottie lnks, president of Sage . . . l.ois Rauschen- berger, head proctor of Sage and a member of all college judicial board . . . Dottie l-looley, president of Sunset players . . . Bobbie Porth, business manager of the Lawrentian . . . Betty Kinder, editor of the Contributor . . . the Delta Gammals in a cappella choir . . . dinners in the rooms with chili as the main interest. . . Peg Meyer banging tunefully on the piano.. . the happy and excited faces of our four girls who were voted beauty queens by popular male vote . . . Dee, Bat, Mary Lou, and Connie . . . the Delta Gamma ship on an even keel in the troubled waters of the world-anchors away. Carolyn O'Connor, President KAPPA ALPHA THETA l K 3 1 e 'i F' R : R'ke, Carlson, J. Brown, Altenhofen, DeSmidt, Schott , irst ow i Second Pow: Desh, l-looley, Otto, Montague, Schiebel, Totman, Johnson, Fischer, Klein is, Third Row: Pond, B. Warren, Rosholt, Bergquist, MacNeil, Rose, Belnap, Conrad, l-lolmgren,.Callcins, Strong K. W Murra , l-larmann, Goodrick, l-lilmers, Baumgartner, Pfeifer, Fourth Row: Shattuck, McKee, Nelson, Rosebush, arren, y , Schulze 9 We'll never lorget our prexy, Ruth Schulze, trying hard V to lceep order and trying harder to l4eep the grin oFl her lace . . . A those meetings down river where we and the bugs had a struggle for the survival ol the littest . . . Secretary l2icl4 l shouting the roll call to twenty-eight eager ears . . . Jean Pond as Vice-President waving an iron hand over our prize pledges l Jane Brown as Pan-l-lellenic representative . . . these and T all the other oilicers who l4eep Kappa Alpha Theta in good Q order . . . the happy gleam on our laces when our 'lGordie,' became queen ol the prom . . . the beauty queens, Gay, Gor- D die,H and Barb . . . Jaye SchoFFs election to the All-college Judicial Board . . . Deadline Schulze as captain ol the fAxl2lEl. . . . Nancy JohnSon's excellent golfing . . . our nightingale, Peggy lotman . . . Nancy lVlcKee representing the Bed Cross for blood donations . . . and all those girls who otiered their services at the hospital three times a weelc . . . those monthly suppers in the rooms and the occasional picnics at lelulah . . . the big thrill ol the year, a formal where we danced with our ' heartls content at Riverview . . . These and all the little things we love to do . . . we'll never lorgetl I L i. i i by Ruth Schulze, President Page 4'l KAPPA DELTA First Row: Shields, Braunel, l-lead, Farrell, Smith, Merwin, Wilson, Eclc Second Row: Kramer, Miller, Brown, Anderson, DeLong, Roehr, l-lalldorson, Ross, Swenson, Braaten, J. Miller ll ll Page 42 ,lx 1 f , . ' 3 xxx S 'til ix 'I I, .xl , , .' 4 X X , - .- -r t.5,,x,1 fb flxfk Il, x,f N i I I 5 , fl flx .!, . f K R 'Xl r X .lfrx A 4' ,' tx K, f. ' f K .K i I 1 f, cy, , , 'ik fix k L lxwj' 'DKK If ,lx ,L NX' f'X ,W K . K , ,R K tx 'xj KJ . .klfr 1 Rok ,fxxgx 'N tr fN,. i f If K . Cf X J X. , , lt I X , J. ,c K x fflf fy, If ,ff K' , . 5 1 KA X, r, l, 1 , i . I 1 I, g f I I ', X11 : Y-.K . f xx if 1' 'I ,I rl I 'IX ,r K - ,f r ' 'X if , , ,K rf - f f ,' . .v ,' ,X . 1 f 1 ,f - ' C ff v , 1 Ny' J f F Qi sc It ,f fl K . ' if gf ,K Cf i - Q 5-of ,fxr 'sg ,KY-' If I- J' ' ' lv .. al l i ffl Aff- J it-' it V .. .. an Q ' .ff 1 Betsy Ross, President We'll never forget . . . 'l9-43 season lor the K. Dfs . . . their Psi Chapter was founded November 18, 1918, and this makes a 25th anniversary lor them . . . the party given lor the alums and their children . . . Muriel Braaten learning the pledge lessons to teach the pledges and lcnitting alghans on the side . . . Ruth Shields fupacheul and l.aura Belle Del.ong C'l.olly D winning the inter-sorority archery tournament. . . Joan Swenson forever chewing gum . . . l.ois Wilson, song leader, drumming songs on the piano and tryingher best to Find a soprano some- where . . . Elizabeth Ecl4 Cliznb always studying physics . . . Mary lV'lerwin's home runs during baseball season . . . Ruth Shield's engagement to Jules Perrott . . . Joan Farrell opening jars oi mustard at supper in the rooms all over her shirt and shorts-consequence, no mustard . . . Rowie l'lallclorson, social chairman, always talcing cartons ol colces baclt to the Nut Shop . . .a wiener roast and baseball game at lelulah Parlc . . . Actives perspiring profusely at meetings on Monday with the radiators red-hot as well as the atmospheric temperatures . . . a picnic for the third time this year at Pan-l'lell because ol rain. PI BETA PHI First Row: Clarke, Vessey, Green, Duncan, Fenton, Fletcher, Rall, Ockerlund, Cassady Second Row: Rogers, Elwers, Goode, Geraldson, Kaempfer, Crow, Griffith, Webb, Amerman, l-lannon, Hagen Third Row: Torson, Puth, Bolander, B. Anderson, Snorf, Robie, B. Brown, D. Green, Reichert, l-lammersley, Godfrey We,ll never forget this first session of summer school at Lawrence. . . beautiful just-right weather-the kind we dreamed of in winter but didn't come true 'til now. The question of the summer-where is active meeting? . . . Becky Clarke, holding meetings where the spirit Cor the tem- peratureb moves her . . . buying our first air mail stationery and learning how to wait patiently for the mailman . . . Norma Crow, treasurer of Pi Phi and Rresident of the Lawrence War Board reminding us doubly to save more than our pennies . . . Donna Green, representing Lawrence at a Northwestern Writer's Convention . . . listening to Juanita l-lannon, Sunset member, on Thursday nights on the Lawrence Radio Rlayers program . . . Margaret Ruth right at home in her position as Chairman of the Llnion Board . . . Nlargy Dixon, looking her red-headed best in the A Cappella Choir . . . Beauty Queen, Nancy Bickle enjoying herself on a moonlit ride on the Missis- sippi River one night and cramming for a test the very next evening back in Appleville . . . Janet Goode, pledge presi- dent, freshman representative to L. W. A .... the confusion there is when twenty-eight girls knitting on navy blue yarn get their balls tangled-orderl The fun, the work, the laughter, and the tears of this summer all mixed together is something that is too difficult to express and even more difficult to forget. Rebecca Clarke, President Rage 43 SIGMA ALPHA ICTA Page 44 1 I i I i . ids 5-Ji....f First Row: Weber, Schiellerup, Erickson, P. Green, Wilson, Keller, Emmons a Second Row: Young, Matthews, Kolacek, Krueger, Klemish, B. Schulze, Quentmever, Villa I Third Row: Geier, Rouley, Gustavson, Albrecht, Koss, M. Brown, Ribstein, Melchert, Juergens, Schlinger Dorothy Villa, President We shall always remember . . . Voigt's, our unotlicial rooms where we snatch a col4e and the latest gossip between practice hours . . . Emmy Lou Emmons getting Flowers on Mothers Day and thanlcing the wrong man lor them . . . Weber keeping the picture ol that gorgeous Marine on her dresser when she insists that they're only Hhriends' '... that lamous math class with lorty sailors and Mrs. Smith Csorry girls, enroll- ment's closedD . . . Miss Brainard,s valiant attempts to l4eep up with latest campus double tall4 . . . l-ley, who's giving who lessons? . . . The serenade, sailors hanging from balconies, open windows, and Fire-escapes . . . pleas ol No, lNlo,H as we reached the Uunquestionablen verses ol Bell Bottomed Trousers' ,... the hilarious bus ride to Mary l.iz's party and all the scrumptious food we had . . . the picnic at Pierce Park where we all arrived on time but the Food was late . . . R. E. Rouley strealcing around on her bil4e with the wind blowing through her gorgeous red hair . . . Shirley Emmons and Dorothy Villa, our Phi Betasf' having as much griel with orchestration as the rest ol the class . . . this year ol war and uncertainty and lun snatched as we go about our worlc. . . yes, we shall always remember . . , BETA THETA PI f x First Row: Grady, Brey, Warner, Windahl, l-lardaclcer, Woodrich, Ziclc, Robinson Second Row: l-lerrick, W. Weber, Gage, l-llavacek, Lehman, Chapman, Scheller, Ford, Sibbons, Forbush Third Rovv: Gallaher, Curry, Meyer, Pieters, Sanders, LaFave, Gould, Neumann, Lunceford, l-laslinger, Dalton We'll never lorget 1943 . . . a whooping good yearl That summarizes the Beta situationl The chapter is particularly lor- tunate in its top-notch personnel . . . 'l8 actives and 'I5 pledges . . . Beta, as in the past, is vvell represented in all the campus activities vvith outstanding athletes, diligent scholars, applause- seelcing Thespians . . . orators vvho speal4 at the drop ol a hat Cor when no hat is droppedb . . . oily politicians Cathletic and social chairmenD . . . vvilling if not polished, singers . . . and sensational journalists . . . there is no question about it-the Betas are still all roundersl Cn the social front, operations have proved highly success- lul . . . high-lighted by a l-ligh Cliii picnic, a cottage party Cwhich is still spolcen of in avved vvhispersD ,... a pre-Prom banquet at Jalce's and a pledge dinner at Rivervievv Country Club, there has been some type ol Beta party every Weekend. Besides, the traditional party oi the Gay Nineties is in the otling. The Betas are going strong . . . it talces more than the vvar, menls limited hours, reams ol study, girls and lace curtains in the Beta house to slovv the Betas dovvnl Ramsey Forbush, President Page 45 DELTA TAU DELTA Page 46 H- ll , .X - 5 M.. ......t. ...s ,hi - Q, s--f sw' -- f' . Q A A 4 I . ff ' .,.. I tl. .. , K , s-,Q ' Q My ,ii E, i 3' 'gg Y i i -Q--.- First Rovv: Ficlc, McDavid, Judd, Klumb, Williams, Rance, Crowley, Luedlce Second Row: M. Welch, Eisenach, Marker, Strand, Roberts, Nelson, Nye, Perry Third Row: Zimmerman, Vanf-lengel, Flynn, Sinitz, Pringle, Fredricks, Shanahan, Lobedan We'll never forget the all-civilian serenade vvhen the boys came baclc for a last vveel4-end of fun before their service calls . . . hovv lceen Hlfeep the Home Fires Burningn sounded that night . . . the mist . . . five figures silhouetted under the street lamp bring lumps in the throats to us vvho remember vvhat it all used to be . . . fun this summer? yes, but different than that of before, still laughing, singing, teasing each other and being typically UDelt' ,... that Doc Van l-lengel almost had to give up the presidence because he vvas frozen in a canning factory for the first tvvo vveel4s of school, but escaped just in time to report to the Lawrence summer session . . . our terrific rushing season when it vvas hard to tell vvho vvas having a better time, the actives or rushees . . . the Counts improvising on the Sage piano at an open house with a comb placed on strings. . . strange sounds-but good . . . Bert Rance and Doc Van l-lengel top brand of tennis . . . Bob Rringle, tall man of the Navy . . . the surprise party given in honor of lvlrs. Zoa l-leinzel . . . the cool4 for the Delts for many years . . . visits vvith lVlomH Alt still -keeping the Delt HGym as home for the boys . . . the rush picnic at Sunset Roint . . . the football playeris practice in the basement before meetings. . .all the Delt fun so much a part of our college life. t 41- Y L Arnold Van l-lengel, President iff gf ,,'. ,fa , it PHI DELTA THETA as S S F First Row: Dite, McDonald, Arsulich, Radke, Batchelder, Radford, Kibbe, l-lostetler, Allen, Allison Second Row: McLean, Kirkpatrick, Simmons, Howe, Brumbaugh, Cole, Diem, Fall, Zentner, Remen Third Row: I-lesselman, K. Dickinson, Panzers, Morgan, Whitelaw, Pierson, L. Dickinson, Gunderson, Ove Well never forget. . .the group ol Phi Delts that hopped oll the Main in July .. .those vvho vventto CDrmsby and Brokayv ... and Hwose vvho vventto Pre-Hight.. .these and allthe nevv pledges combine to make another all-around group . . . There's Dick l'laligas, Gus Radford, Ken Dickinson, Warren Weber, and l-larry Batchelder on the goll team . . . some outstanding ability in Radke, the boxer, and l-lesselman, the basketball player. . . Kopmeier, l-lowe, Batch, and l-laligas in the swimming pool. ..they'H aH keep Philleh on Map adHeUcaHy ... The rushing parties where someone miscalculated twenty-live pounds ol pretzels lor some thirty rushees . . . how we ate the darn dungslor monthsto come . .. The hard vvorhng prexy,.hm Dite, who is also displaying both photographic and dramatic ability . . . Lile-ol-the-party Batchelder Whose dramatic ability Nwasrecognhed H1'TdaWng a VVondedulTTmeH ... Remem Murphy, Cherniavsky, and Dionne as platoon leaders . . . Last but not least . . . that good old Phi Delt spirit that went to war and can't be destroyed. T w....x , . Q .. 1, i...f'f.,,fE:gQfvi'... T' ,i . ! .-. ,A -'-wil'f.' ' 'nm' ' :T- 1L:I??T.gQ.lf.4 eff inf A- ,X Y - t . .. -vo .gwiuitifk -A .1 bln ! 4-' T ' ' - ' ,Q ' ,, nf '.- .ufn-'a 2b', Jim Dite, President Page 47 r gr PHI KAPPA TAU , m Page 48 l Q 4 1 1 i First Row: McNair, Krueger, Koch, Teply, Bellin, Guenther, Berner Second Pow: G. Lueblce, R. Peterson, Eberlein, Birch, l-laugner, Wilke, R. Olson, Hamlin ll' 1 ,L-1--,,.4. -l Wesley Teply, President We'll never forget . . . Prexy leply, ol the bulletin board -leplys, and the year's addition to his family, Auntie Knock . . . mal4ing a valiant last stand against the oncoming horde ol girls bearing dovvn on the quad . . .Bill l-lamlin, sage philosopher ol the Chemlins, industriously training his apprentice, l-'lelmut Krueger. . . never failing to go to bed and get up on the same day-or-never going to bed . . . Koch and Guenther, illumi- nating engineers in their corner room . . . our Q-fAx's trying to lrustrate their dralt boards successfully-lor awhile anyway . . . our varsity archery man, Stu Bellin . . . our pledge banquet, steaks at the Wonder Bar . . . Bill Wilke, not ul-laving a Won- derlul lime with thirty second scene changes . . . -lhe Phi l'au's remaining linancially solvent, even alter the P. P. P., and in spite ol navy men ringing our hall-dollars . . . the voice ol the S. S. Qrmsbys third declc, Art Eberlein . . . the l'ligh Clitl Pledge picnic, a splendid success in spite of rationing . . . the most surprised man in the navy testing program, Dave lvlclxlair ...the entire chapter spending their time at the First vvar reunion at the Marquette game in lVlilvvaul4ee . . . The Navy pledg2S aiming at being future admirals . . . in the midst ol our various and sundry activities occasionally Finding one of the brothers studying to maintain our scholastic supremacy . . . all in all having a good year in spite ol the vvar. A , K f eil 1 W living windi giving tliem end I Wilt ol the Hliig llllelni dncll Alvig is . 1 toolq meyq Pldyli Web ttnni Banc in th, Ddrty lo tl.. male SIGMA Pi-ii EPsiLoN 5 L First Row' Wilclw l-laberman Bartelt Alv' Clf .' wMmf:3 . , h , ' , is, i ton, Weber, Leaf, Goree, Rosborough Second Row: Maylalwn, Bergquist, Lipke, Letter, Butler, Erdman, Bick, Hendrix Well always remember the strange feeling of lwaving women I. . . I1 . J iving in our ouse . . . face powder and cold cream on Lipke s windowsill . . . lace curtains in l:engler's room . . . Rolirlioff giving orders as chairman of rules cliairman one day' taking I tliem from tlie Ll. S. Army tlwe next . . . numerous lwilarious week- end trips to Bob Leafs hospitable Slworewood lwome . . . Wilclin doubling as president of the lwouse and vice-president of tlwe student body . . . Dick Bick keeping tlwe Ariel solvent by big deals as business manager . . . l3lwi Bete material-Bob Weber and paul Rosborouglw . . . Clifton, fVlcGann, Grafman, dl? b an os orougli giving tlieir all for tlwe A Cappella Clwoir . . . Alvis and Bergquist never forgetting lwome is wliere tlwe lweart is . . . Swede, wluo intended to report to tlwe Qberlin but took a sliort cut via Paris lsland . . . lQobH lVlcGann and New- m2Y2r doing regular duty in tlie color guard . . . Ken Ducliac Dldying tlie male lead in Nl-laving a Wonderful lime . . . Bob Weber and Dale Rank uplwolding Lawrence tradition in state tennis matclw at Neenalw . . . Bob Wilclfs terrific V-12 dance bans -I. . two-tlwirds of tfie cluapter in tlwe armed services just as mt . . . e ast war . . . picnics and record parties . . . last civilian Ddfigf tlire niglit before uniforms were issued . . . looking forward to f t ' - - G 'V'5f Set-togetlwer after tlwis is all over . . . everytliing that makes G S'8 ED Sing Dear old fraternityf' 2 ...a .... - ,.,, Robert Wilclw, President Page 49 QFf'Q.l'-rpfgi -4 Q lDYfIQ' :tb r ' ' f - 1 4 ...- -'sv W ci iq i , rh,'Y'YA-39. a .1 ' i f, P- , fu. 1 in Q 1 ' 1v'WS-Ifwff K ' ck'-Q,-Zfia-Iixw F yr .5111 11 . ,Q 'Q.1,-Q.. Q'j f' .y ' I !.,Lh . ,u '17, Qs fA',i,,5 ' 5 , . 1 x. ,fair ,H 'W- I- 'if A 9' Q- DJWFJT , . . X, ,Ha , , Q, . . A, ' u, 'f' -5, F .' , l 4 H' Y! fry ii. f , .5 :ms A, , i W W A ,. f N-5 J!,.,g1:g-n .- ,'. . gl fr ,k 'Z , ' 4. f' 9'li z ' . ',lL ' H -, Q A g-8.4 ' 4 A A f- ' ' , I? ' S Q , 444' 1 '-. 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'1',:,-',. 9' - .I , A .. . 5 f ' up X .' l. hi -'ff . . .H :-A!,' 4. ,Q H I ' ' ' l I' ' . s Q ' I9 Q 1 , l 'CF'-C' S. A+: i ,i ox ' .' . p. . 1 Q,if'Q.'hFg-' . 9.30, . , l.'. N ada. 'X 'N ,Q 4 on . h 1. K 'iff ' '-'-Q ' ' 1' ' win Wy .7 N -1' 4 lv - Ak V , -a.: - ' 'Q' - - '. U df i . W . . ,v 3' ' + I ' .. -4 fy' ww V 1 . Q 4 I 1 A -' if-,, , 3 '- l in r 5. 5 fy r' xr ' YPD V . ,lv 'K K I .' .ai Q l Q I A lv ' ,f ' . R A t ' V 1. ' , 3 ', , . 4 .' -f. lv' 'v l .ff o E , .. ix' . -as. Q. ' Q 's ...b - . l .au -.4 A 33 4. ,gg b . x fl'-KX' ff.. ' - WAX ' WN' .',5n.uA-n. in qi Page 52 METAMCRPHOSIS Lest Day In Clvvles Worried, Ramsey? New Clothes-and Free This Could Get Monotonous MY DAY At Ease Men Let's Take the Short Way Home And What Were You Saying? They Carry Their Colors Boldly page 53 MEN OF ACTION Thumbs Out forthe Duration Page 54 Gendhi's Junior Commandos Got a Bite? Action on the Winnebago THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH I iiilnnllll O'. l' I IO Illlllp 1' Mx, ' 'llll ' s I ' 7 . SS 4' QS' lumumix x , i .I D 0 M 0, n Illlllllu x90 40 '-u- 'n Us 60, . S! Q55 4 ll Q. 5 O 5 2 '0 2 I 1 E : 2 9 I : uns. M W S 5 2 g : 1 5 5 : 2 5 I 5 Q 7 5 I 0 'Zhu fi 'F 'I '.n'l:ur tllllll 11 ll 8' Il 'Q 'Q ' 9 S 2 Q a Kun., E, 9 U 3 1 1 s : 09 0' 0, 6 ' 6 In K lllll gl ll '.' 0 00' 3 9 xmxlx Un ull , 19' 'O s1',l 'D 0.0 I2 I 3 9 5 IO 2 1 Q O 5 x, , e : x 3 S I 3 I : ' Q 2 8 2 4 5 1 .0 gp 77 is E5 if qahb 5 af, 'W ll. Page 55 f F -af' ' , 57-1 5-Pug. xl 1 v df' ,S Q- w-. . ,QORV f l I VX. v ' x A 4. -.4-. Page 58 Bick, Schulze, Dite The Ariel came through this semester in spite ol shortages in almost every phase ol its vvorlq. Qrchids to phil Jacobson and Johnny Mollineau of Badger Printing Com- pany and Russ Spoor ol the Northwestern Engravers lor their invaluable assistance in our times ol stress and strain. To our stall go the Ariel thanks especially to Barbara l'lobbs lor her art vvork, to Donna Green, Nancy Fischer, Barbara Rosebush, .laye Scholl, Ann Mitchell, and Bill l-lostetler for bearing much of the editorial headache and to Barbara Vessey, Phyllis Montague and ,lean Scheibel lor their help Whenever it was needed. And last but by all means not least our undying gratitude to our business stall and our advertisers vvho made this boolc possible. Yb- First Row: McNeil, Burkhart, l-lalldorson, Vinson, l-lostetler, Galloway, l-lilmers, lvven Second Row: Scheibel, Nelson, Van Pelt, Murray, K. Warren, McKee, Torson, Damman, Wheeler, B. Warren, Liplqe, Rall, Bergquist, Schott, Fall, Guenther THE ARIEL x X li Qt fxx i K SQ'Fs?wiii s . mst. gmc-ts .N X NNE? s x :wk N WSXN: 35 ESQ 35 'R THE LAWRENTIAN John Willl6mS Barbara Porth Edlt0V ,,, Business Manager Where do you Find out vvhat's going on next weekend . . . what the latest develop- ments ol student government are . . . what the athletic teams did last week? The Law- rentian, of course. The college vveelcly serves as a clearing ground for campus squabbles and escapades. There are a levv more skirts and giggles around than last year, but they put out a paper more intelligent and lively than ever. John Williams directs the job from the editorls desk, Barbara Porth, business manager, hunts up ads to lceep the paper going, and the rest ol the stall cooperate to lceep Lavvrentians abreast of the campus news. Schumann, Elwers, McKee, Eidt, Crow, Puth, Dite, Welch, McCarthy, Hammer, Hobbs Page 59 'vs - A-up. ,.,.., ,e. L ..r-..l.Y1-n-.Y W - I- ni I u - 4? 1904 , lu., ,wr fr v P 1. 4 7 , . f i V f ,' , I 1 I I ,Q 1 fl 4 Q I . 4 . -v , 9 I os- ,, I F . -X x I I I I i I , :I ui mumnnnn I. , a .. I4 ' 4 1 . U 1 , v ,.., nu u y ,. ns' 'D 4 ... AP , ' 'X 34 .rn 'ff if .c 7 . . 1 , x ' SUNSET Page 62 pr A :X t r 'mail-urs,-1. - 'fir' 1 S 1 's l- S g I ?Q'1'Z-Q-:SCL , s . ,-, . ' g ' . V 5,..1f4.gg7,.., ' f . g 'f:.+GwJ'e'.2 c , zvlofn 3 . x , f e . 1 xx X , .giiq if Nm i j s 544,193-35. , t 'fri '5 -it f I . 1 .- 223' -.'. K n- A- U ,f 1r:' 'NA First Row: Pond, l-looley, Lawson, B. Brown Second Row: Bryant, Lehman, Mr. Cloak, Dite, Lattin, Clarke The theater has long been one ol the chief interests at Lawrence. With this in mind the honorary dramatic group, 'Sunset Players was formed in TQQ6 to promote the interest in the theater on Lawrence campus. From his studio on fourth lloor Main, -led Cloak leads our embryonic actors and actresses along the road to success via the theater. Unfortunately the Ariel had gone beyond the picture-taking stages when ul-laving Wonderful lime appeared in its completed stages, put below is a picture taken during rehearsals just lor memory's sake. ART 'TW ,WW 4 , 3 ' 1 My i MW, M T ,. ,fl 1 Mr. Baldinger, l-lobbs, Calkins, Fraser, Mr. Dearstyne Those vvho had a deep interest in art organized and thereby the l.avvrence Art Guild was formed. Members are elected to the guild according to their interest in art. The group sponsors library exhibitions and guest speakers throughout the year. HOBBY WOR ln connection with this interest in art, the l-lobby Work Shop vvas created. This is a place Where people can vvork on various projects under guidance and have access to innumerable tools. The workshop has proved a most profitable experiment. if ' , ' t ! 4 X 5 , 'QSQQ Qs- . L , .. 1 wi Qsrrbk tw ri X kt 1 . s g .q 4 , - GUILD KSHOP Page 63 RADIO l5age64 PLAYERS Montz, Lattin Every lhursday night at 7:30 the Lawrence College Radio Players talce over the air waves ol WHBV. The group vvas organized not only to give the players experience in all Fields ot radio vvorlc, out also to do programs for vvar, community and China relief. The Radio Players have been active intermittently for years, but this group is deter- mined to be a permanent organization on campus. This year the players were capaply directed by Dorien lvlontz and Frances Lattin. l-lerold, Gerthifxnnesley, Otto A CAPPELLA At the beginning ol each year all students who pass the preliminary tests are banded together under the leadership of Dean Waterman. Alter weeks of worlc an elimination begins and the better singers are chosen, forming a h h group W ic is referred to as the concert choir. The group presents l-landelis Messiah annually at Christmas before an audience consisting of townspeople as Well as college students. Qne ol the high points ol the group's appearance is the Artist's Series, where their Finest renditions are presented. Another high spot in the yearly career ol the choir is the annual tour which tal4es them through Wisconsin and lllinois. Qur a cappella is known as one ol the greatest ol its kind in America and this right has been attained only through the hard work and cooperation on the part of every member and the able leadership of the Judge Page 65 lf fi '- A X 4? ..., - 4- Yfwz., f -f:mf.f21zf ' 1' I w,z w,' if ' - ' eisl -flwiifi ' 5.,i5,f9g,5 . f',,g ' ' ' ' Q 'Y 5 -, fr' ' -.W y 324 . nw? J' .ez - :. -fr, ,Af Q, 1 f',. -.-fc, fd.. Z 1 X f I ,2??1, C, f ' Q W f , W ff Z , f ' J, 7,110 171, ZZQZf49?' ' ,.- I ,,, ,'-v 4'44' ' 7.1 A, .,,, , , ,.Z,Q,,,W,,f,5,f , - M , Q , Y W , 12 - umfhwmyhiiwf 9 mf- ' 'i . 4 ,ff Q ::,' .- f ff--1 gn- .a -Q. 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They are not only scholastically high students but also those vvho talce a lively interest in extra-curricular activities. The Gamma ol Wisconsin chapter has been on campus since 'l9'l-4. Elections are held twice a year and the new members are honored at a tea vvhich lollovvs the an- nouncements. 'lhis summer during the lirst election ol this academic year Marjorie Qlsen, John Williams, and Eleanor Napier were accorded the honor ol being made members ol Phi Beta Kappa. MORTAR BOARD Pond, Ross, Q'Connor, Schumann Mortar Board, a national honor society was or d , ganize in 1918 lor recognition of those girls who are outstanding in scholarship, leadership, and service. To be tapped into the membership of Mortar Board is one ol the greatest honors that a Lawrence co-ed can receive. MACE Mace, Founded in 1911 as an honor society For upperclassmen, selects those junior men vvho have shovvn they possess a superior mentality, a moral character, a strong healthy body and a sense ol moral responsibility in order that they may capably deal vvith campus problems. Bill Nolan, Bob Perschbacher, and Frank l-laaclc are now in the service. n1nn ,- -.+ Dite, Williams . ...V x.x'. Page 69 -'-H ' .3-v-vsxxf-r-s-'r Q-' V' ' , in 'li fo Y 'f4F'2-plftff-:n '4-I+' ,Q AY ,4, - 5- 'h 4,-, .,,A',. f --G- M . ' Mr, J -13VZ53l'f K 147. 1 1.5.-0 Wx! t 4 'ii if fm. .. ?'fi5Y13i 55 , '52 5 hgvifp .Y fi V, ! fa , K3 hi . .fl- 4 1.4 'Egl- 1+ ,ja 339 In VX., . 4, 9 gn :X -: , ,' 3- M ,.s. wi 5 '21 - nj 3 f-1-P ull., 'fa HN! fixil v Q L 3 L 1 x ,,? KNO' Q..-1 i xx. N. 2 WW? ,QfPf'1a ,AMI X2 .. :9, .. -.YJQQD 'TX . ...M-.,.n. 51,45 :4,.,Qg1g.i.l: wh' 3 .5 my gin.. z',' S -eggh-' ' A xi -1 X-j-,La ...viii -N. J: . .wx-Q:,,f-4 .., . gi- ,i.,',1 9.4,-g .'- ',.,-- .,..-LM,-N -. 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I' M M , ': T O A qufn 2 J 4 ff?-ZQQQ- ' Y of' jfnvf ,yi 4Jf..f, ' 'ul 2 rv, , ,M-n.,, ,Wil-uv 14,1 4.,f,4 , ,Q iqgk i,nr , i 'SWivf 'x ' pa, ln fvq-IV, 4903 , .1 -.34 1 V -'14 Q4f,n,i- ,-----' G+ W Royeffv fora MSM ! i I We Present ROydlty for fa Night SUMMER PROM The Beauty Queens on Parade Page 77 -, X1 La X . .- -. ,Fw - , . - -Y 4 .xr . I C. Q' ', f- . ,V, ' - -1 A . 1. .Q 1- 1 9 . . 'I Q 5 . -. ,n .br . . 'N 'e - . Q LIFE CDN THE CAMPUS f l I 5 fl' A1 We ,W9 Page 78 . 'SXLK QLSQ. Good-morning is H ' X9 R. X ' a FemaleLQuad , ,mf , -3 A' Q , I1 Comfy? x Before the Break of Day SUMMER RELAXATION The Dirty Work Hidden Talent li They Cant Counsel All the Time Sailor Substitution page 79 JUST A PREVIEW page 80 Meet the Back of Our Team Dress Rehearsal Military Secrets ik-ix Field Waltzing sg, E 5 ,K H y , Q -x uw 35if1k:Lf'7L-3 , .gi . 1 N Q N., N ff f . gig. ,, x -323, if -all ,,g,1s,, ' ' - . .. L3 fi, K- fi. . . xl L' ' f f ., A' 9 1' m X K1'1'W5 r , ,x K . . .V J ' S ' -ff-L - X f - f gl S. IQZf'-f2fEf': ' ' ' f-99 51 -. , ' , x- -fp. , - . X21 ,,. f' 'L w- ,- ' +R . , . f s., ' - X- ' , f J x - ' ,-gf - .Q , ggi- '2'pg.5'1f -. x '- ' -- -' K K Q ' K ,Pb-'P' j- ' - K - 4 K , :2::., I 'i:Jf.eI'ib' , , . , K X . t, X x ,, ,N ,,g5g.,f,iiL r X, . :'.:+,52.: .... , . . . Q , -, , fl 5 ,Q - nf 5 x f .ggi Q: 5,3-1: .1-Nu -Q - A I 'K' W xxiggg K XR , .gewx X is f -' ' H - A . ,,,. -i .xx K. Q49 . .V X Eg I 1 , 4 9 ? M . X X w .Q x ,rv 2 if - , V, , L .xt . ,Q 4 NW X x if X 8 ff? K 5. I --N-1-X A- x -...fx +:,f,.,:-. .,,. ..,.,g,Q:-Q-pflrf -ff..-, , 34 I 1 f xg xx A x Xxi.. l I I J! , wg, f mf if, I , ,,,,? Ai f535XXQbxw ..x. x K fm X wfmwf If V? V - 7 , , mf -, , 'f ' JIM FIEWEGER Page 89 ime athlete ever to set foot on James Fieweger, the greatest all-t Lawrence campus, has carried the blue and white to the front ainst some of the best talent in the country. Captain and main-. 69 . spring of the Viking cinder team, Jim has set a record never before excelled in the history of the college. His remarkable versatility of achievement may be emphasized by th Midwest Conference meet held in lowa, his last showing at e May 8th, 1943. Scoring Q9 points out of a possible 30, he took first place in five events including the high jump, 'IOO-yard dash, 120-yard high hurdles, shot put, and broad jump. ln the Q20-yard low hurdles he placed second, falling but one foot behind his competitor, yet both broke the previously established record of ' ' h C l l ter-collegiate 24.14 seconds. Rising to. the challenge oft e entra n meet in Lansing, Michigan this spring, he was high-point man with a total score of 'NVQ points. Just following this he scored '17 points at the lllinois Tech Relays . . . again a high-point man. l le won the Nicholson Trophy in the Central Track and Field Championships . a a h I held at Milwaukee, later was appointed All American in t e ow hurdles. l'le received top rating in the National fix. A. U. meet in New York in June of '43, taking a second and a third in the 'l'lO and Q20 meter hurdles. We recognize and acknowledge this fellow's extraordinary ability and great sportsmanship, but more his sincerity and modesty for he was truly a champion. ' This is the embryo of a legend, that has ended with his gradu- ation, but is being carried on in the service of the United States Navy. BERNIE MEET THE COACHES HESELTON AND ART DENNEY Q Q M 3 T 3' s - T. SX ex N .. w . 5 v VK? 4-H551 . .4 . in nga wr ., EF . 43 .Q .ax -'E .W V 3,5 ,N.1:',gH7f Q ,, K K V 15 H w It f'f?.'f1f. may . ...T.-...miLZ...i7 if ,X A-'gr' f i gxiilx dsx X X ff! , Page 83 LAWRENCE TRACK TEAM -,S First Row: Campbell, G. Parman, J. Parman Second Row: Blick, Perschbacher, Dyer, Patten, Zupek, Buesing, Fieweger, Rollins, Dite, Forbush, Coach Denney, Stephani Third Row: Segall, Simmons, Grady, l-lodson, McDonald, W. Young, Eisenach, Coifman, Croghan, Lawson Under the direction ol Coach Arthur Denney and Captain ,lim Fieweger, ture the Midwest track title Follow- the Lawrence track team proceeded to cap ing a most successful indoor and outdoor season. It is a championship team of which we write. This is the second time in live years in which Lawrence has held this honor. Fourteen Vikings cooperated to beat Ripon and Milwaukee ' ' ' 'l . E h b T and to score the 63VQ points which won the Midwest tit e ac mem er o the team scored at least one of these points during the course of the meet. Fieweger led the scoring throughout the year, but other star performers included Lawson, Simmons, and Buesing in distances, Patten and Zupek, iavelin, Grady, Rollins, Dite, dashes, Forbush, high jump, Dyer, 440, and l-lodson in the mile and two mile events. This was a season long to be remembered by all Lawrence track fans, by the members of the championship team and by Coach Arthur Denney under whose guidance the team took shape. Page 84 FLASHES CDF A CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Page 85 GOLF TEAM 7-TT---7 YY,,, Page 86 Ladd, Batchelder, Zentner, LaFave, Dickinson, Meyer, l'-laligas, Windahl, Radford The Lawrence College Golf Team this summer consisted of ten men: Wayne K D k' Windahl, Dick l'laligas, Gus Radford, Andy Ladd, Don Zentner, en ic in- son, Warren Weber, .lack Cooper, Dick Meyer, and l-larry Batchelder who ' f h was also the playing manager. All except Weber were also members o t e Navy V-12 unit. During the season seven matches were played against such veteran organi- zations as 8utte des Morts, Riverview, North Shore, Municipal, and Ridgeway of Neenah. Return matches were played with two of these clubs. The Lawrence team won three and lost four of the matche practice was the primary reason for the lost matches. The team was also pitted against some of the best amateur golfers in this section of the state. l'laligas had the lowest average with a 77, followed by Radford with a 79. s. The lack of sufficient time for The others followed in this order: Windahl, 80, Dickinson, 80, 8atchelder, 81, Zentner 81, Cooper, 81, Ladd, 88, Weber, 84, and Meyer, 85. I The team is looking forward to the intercollegiate competition in the spring. mm lie aefecf . . . Your being in college places you in a select group - privileged to slwarpen intellectual interests, to deepen your ap- preciation ol tlwe arts, and to develop a discriminating taste. Amon 1 g tlwe select tlwere is an innate appreciation of quality As it relates to paper, tlwis appreciation is reflected in the stead Y demand for tl'1e pest papers, made from rags. NEENAI-l PAPER CCD EN 5' 4 Au . ' e 3 f Page 87 BERGSTRCDM PAPER CCD. Makers or Valkyrie Book Papers NEENAI-I, WISCCDNSIINI I Comphments QI KIMBERLY-CLARK CCDPPCDPATICN O Manufacturers OI PAPEI2 AND PAPEI2 SPECIALTIES NEENAI-I, WISCONSIN Phone 902 QQ5 E. CoIIege Ave. Compliments of BEAJTY SI-IGP WH, B t Langstadt EIectric: Co and I.angstaCIt,s Inc. 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Appleton Qutagamie County Banlc APPLETCDN l.a Villa Restaurant Page 'TO6 in INDEX OF STUDENTS Adams, Howard .,............ 112 S. 4th Avenue, Wausau Ahlstrom, Randal .r ............. . 408 N. 23rd Street, La Crosse Albrecht, Marion 308 N. Ashl Aldrich, Stanley .....................,........... 1642 Jonquil Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. Allen, Richard .............. ........... 1665 W. iosfa street, Chicago, ni, Allison, Daniel ................... 7932 Stickney Avenue, Wauwatosa Altenhofen, Gay ....................... , I 2409 N. 52nd Street, Milwaukee Alvis, Robert ........................ t I 1118 Westgate, Oak Park, lll. Amerman, Carol ......................... . , 228 E. 7th Street, Hinsdale, lll. Anderson, Betty .....,.........,............ 230 N. Oak Park Avenue, Oak Park, lll. Anderson, Earl ..... ....................... Hampton, Minn. Anderson, J. Pamelia ................... l , 2214 Chadbourne Avenue, Madison Annesley, William ...................... ,I 3017 N. Sixth Street, Milwaukee Arens, Richard ....................... 520 N. Center Street, Appleton Armitage, Martha ........................ 1005 Ashland Avenue, Wilmette, lll. Arsulich, Matthew ...... ' ............... 3414 N. Newhall Street, Milwaukee H aaa Q4v6Aue,'G'r66h'Bay' l l ' l I H Barta, Charles ................ Main Street, Union Grove .HH . N Bartelt, Carl ......................... 915 S. Mason Avenue, Chicago, lll. U Bartelt, Leland ....................... Winneconne Barton, Robert. .................... 213 W. Union Avenue, Wheaton, lll... HU Batchelder, Harry ........................ 33, 47, 86 2063 S. 79th street, West Alias ' ' ' ' Bauer, John ........................ . . . 1953 Heath Avenue, Madison H Bauman Pe . . . , g ........................... ,,,, 1446 Cgglkwood Avenue, Des Plaines, lll. Baum ga rtn er, Janet ......................... 263 Sheboygan Street, Fond du Lac l l l l Beavis, Robert ...... - . ...................... .3706 E. 5th Street, Long Beach, Calif. Behllng, James. ........................ .... . Amery Bellin, Stuart ......................... 90, 33, 48 3720 N. 2nd Street, Milwaukee .HH Belnap, Barbara ..................... 1189 Oaklev Avenue, Winnetka, III: I r H HH Bennett, Francis ......................... 321 S. Washington Street, Janesville Bendinger, Helen ..............,..,... 621 N. 77th Street, Wauwatosa Bergman, Durwood ................... ......... 309 Council Street, Fort Atkinson Bergmann, Rosellen ................. . . , . . .20, 24, Bark River, Mich. Bergquist, Kenneth .................... ....... 328 Rome Avenue, Rockford, lll. Bergquist, Virginia . ....................... 20, 1007 7th Avenue, S., Escanaba, Mich. .HH Bernd, Robert ..............,.........,. .... New Richmond Bernstein, Marshall ................... . 6340 N. Artesian, Chicago, lll. 1 Birch, Thaddeus ................... .... 1220 Birch Avenue, Superior Bleick, Maurice ....................... . 925 E. Commercial Street, Appleton . l l r l H Buck, Richard ......................... . . . .21, 32, 291 Oak Street, Glen Ellyn, lll. Bickle, Nancy ............,............ ........ 3158 Hudson Avenue, Chicago, III. Birkhaeuser, David .......,............. 3023 N. Hackett Avenue, Milwaukee Blick, Gervase ........... .............. 1409 W. Commercial Street, Appleton Bocancr, lrene ........................... .- 490 Oak Street, Wisconsin Rapids Boerner, Robert ......................... . - - 823 Carney Avenue, Marinette Bolander, Beatrice ........................... . . . 6129 N. Claremont Avenue, Chicago, lll. Bowden, Fred ............................ - - R. R. 1, Cuba City Braaten, Muriel ..... .................... - -- 520 Gregory Avenue, Wilmette, lll. Braunel, Laura Mae .................... -- -- 1614 Clark Street, Manitowoc Bray, Lawrence. . . ...... . . ....... - - r - Valders Breznak, Edward .................... 7 Monroe Street, Passaic, N. J. Brist, George ........ 1933 Therbro k S ...................... o treet, Ch' F Brooks, Phyllis ........... 'ppewd aus 599 Bums Avenue W ................. Brown, Barbara ...... . .yfnlligf 230 Elizabeth A W HU Brown, Berry-Jane. . Yfilf. . fitlflq, .. 2959 N. 36th Street, Milwaukee Brown, Jane ..... Caledonia IH ................ Brown, Marguerite ................. 174 W. 4th Street, Neillsville Brovgnd-lldbert ...................... errace Avenue, Marinette BVUmbdU8h, Denford Jerry ........... 1112 Lake Street, Evanston, lll. Brunhumer, Walter ................. 801 S. 28th Street, Milwaukee Bryant, Margaret ................... 108 Center Street, Waukesha Buchanan, Bruce .................. 551 Mitchell, Elmhurst, lll. Buchta, Franklin ................... 130 N. 89th Street, Wauwatosa Buck, Benjamin ..... .............. Fairchild Budd, Robert ................ Maple Plain, Minn. Burke, Jeanne. ................. .. 1352 Main Street, Oconto Burke, John ........................ 432 W. Dayton Street, Madison Burkhart, Phyllis ................... ...... 10636 S. Leavitt Street, Chicago, lll. Bushnell, Nancy ........................... 128 Wilmuth Avenue, Wyoming, Ohio Butler, Charles ............................ 1011 Woodbine Avenue, Oak Park, lll. Cadieu, Robert ...................... . 415 Ogden Avenue, Menominee Mich.. A I H ....35,38 ......35,43 ......26,42,6Q ....23, 24, 32, 41 ....32, 38, 44 .......26 .....47 ....21, 32, 40,62 .....26 .....35 ....22, 32,40 ...35,40,58 .....35,40 .....35,49 Calkins, Bonneviere ............... ........ ..... 3 3, 41, 63 923 Lake Avenue, Racine Cantwell, Alice ....................... 316 E. Green Bay Street, Shawano Carlson, Miriam ........................ 628 N. Leminwah Street, Appleton Carter, Doris ............................. 3441 Kenilworth Avenue, Berwyn, lll. Cassady, Ann ............................ 4062 N. 16th Street, Milwaukee Chapman, Janet .................... Redfield, South Dakota Chapman, William ........... ........... 1314 E. Goodrich Lane, Milwaukee Cheney, Emy Lou ........................... Wabeno Cherniavsky, Boris ............................. ' 316 N. La Peer Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. Clzek, Edith ............................................ 926 N. 14th Street, Manitowoc ........35 .....32,41 .....39,39 .......26,-13 .....23,26, 39 .....33,45 .....35,39 .....35 .......35 Clarke, Rebecca ......................... ...... 2 1, 22, 24, 26, 43, 62 D 4640 Delafield Avenue, New York City Clifton, Ellard ............................. .............. 3 3, 49 317 Water Street, Eau Claire Cole, Glenn ............................ Chile, Wis. I , Ph'lI' ............................... Co 247 Old, Orchard Road, Chestnut Hill, Mass. Coleman, Robert ............................. 503 14th Avenue, Green Bay Confare, William ................. Preston, Minn. Conrad, Mary Louise ................... 404 Bostwick Avenue, Janesville C ,J h ......................... U .... oOF1gSe?fel'lth Street, S.W., Rochester, Minn. Cooperman, Helen ........................ 828 N. Badger Avenue, ADDl2f0n Corwin, David ..................... R. F. D. 1, Luverne, Minn. Crandall, Mildred ........... I ...... . .... Lake Erie College, Painesville, Ohio Cronkrite, Donald ...................... 409 N. Murray, Madison Q , N ...................... roVB21 cElnGollege Avenue, ADDlCl0n Crowley, Marvin ....................... 1217 Grand Avenue, SuD2fi0f Cullen, Jean ............................... 5410 W. Berteau Avenue, Chica50, lll- , B df d .......................... CurrY220uW?rLake Street, H0riC0l'1 Dalton, James .... .......... ......... cfo Belle Acres, Fish Creek , G .............. l ........... Ddmn3d2l1 lvlxgll Avenue, Park Ridge, lll. , V- ' ' ................... . . Ddmnlle1r27 Etlilrgaaks, Oak Park, lll. .....35,47 .....35 ......33 .....32,41 .....35 ....35 ....33 ....32 ........35 ....32, 43, 59 ....26,46 ....3S,45 20,26,39,58 .......33,4O Page 107 Daub, William ........................ 3009 Downer Avenue, Milwaukee Daughhetee, Dawn ...................... Barstow, Texas Davis, Austin ............................... ' 829 Fifth Street, S.W., Rochester, Minn. Davis, John ................................. 3532 S. lrving Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. Day, Mariorie ...... ........................ . . Lac La Belle, R. 2, Oconomowoc Day, Virginia .......................... .... 4 Garfield Avenue, Valparaiso, lnd. De Beer, Wayne ...................... Little Rock, Iowa Deering, Harold ........................ ..... 3201 8th Street, N., St. Cloud, Minn. DeLong, Laura ........................ . . . 812 E. Pacific Street, Appleton De Master, Howard .................. ..... Union Avenue, Cedar Grove Desh, Kathryn ........................... . . . 3279 S. lllinois Avenue, Milwaukee DeSmidt, Lois Ann .... ................ 306 Gillette Street, Fond du Lac Devendorf Charles ............... . .... . 1 .615 Chauncey Street, Eau Claire Dickinson, Kenneth ........ ...... .... - .741 Front Street, Appleton Dickinson, Lane .................. ..... I 741 Front Street, Appleton Diem Kenneth ................. .... ' R. 3, Box 340, Racine Dionne, Robert ................................................ Lena Dite, James ............................ 23, 27, 47, 58, 59, 62, 4770 N. Larkin Street, Milwaukee Dixon, Margery ..................... 3311 MinnesotaDrive,Rockford,lll.'.'H..HU-HH...'HHH Doerfler, Helen .................,.... 442 Main Street, Kimberly Driessen, Kathryn ................ ..... 134 Sarah Street, Kaukauna Duchac, Kenneth ............... .... 524 Hudson Street, Antigo Due, Richard ...................... . . . Route 1, Box 96, Union Grove Duncan Ma ................. 516 Midvale Avenue, St. Louis, D H H.- Dungar, Richard .......................... . . . 1032 W. Elsie Street, Appleton Durst, Roy ............................ 520 Navarino Street, Algoma Eastwood, John ............... . . . R. R. 1 W df d , oo or Eber, Margaret ........................ . . 2408 W. Wells Street, Milwaukee Eberlein, Arthur ........................ .... 814 Hamilton Street, Wausau Eck, Elizabeth ...................... .... ' Page's Point, Menasha ' Eidt, Arlene ................................... .... G 1003 Stephenson Avenue, Menominee, Mich. Eisenach, Robert ................................. .... 220 Washington Avenue, Neenah Ellevold, Ellis ................................ .. Emerald Ellingboe, James ................. - 1708 23rd Street, Two Rivers Elliott, Donald ...................... . . . 6250 N. Talman Avenue, Chicago Elwers, Betty .......................... .... 3 2, 314 E. Wisconsin Avenue, Neenah Emanuel, William ...................... ... Fairchild Emmons, Shirlee. ............... . . 224 Ellis Street, Stevens Point Erdmann, Donald ................. .... 308 Third Street, Neenah Erickson, Evelyn ................ Box 653, Bessemer, Mich. Erickson, Harley ......... Q .... Box 253, Rockland, Wis. Ertman, Henry ................ .. ... Route 2, Sobieski, Wis. Everetts, Eldon ............................... 1065 11th Avenue, S.E., Minneapolis, Minn. Fahlberg, The'. ......... ................. . .. 1705 Jefferson Street, Madison Fall,Robert ......................... I... ....35, 10206 S. Hoyne Avenue, Chicago, ll . Farrell, Joan ........................ 602 S. 9th Street, Escanaba, Mich. Feigleson, William ....................... ... 735 Strongs Avenue, Stevens Point Feller, Robert ......................... . N 911 Division Street, Green Bay Fenton, Mary ........ ............... 6254 N. Claremont, Chicago, lll. Fuck, Jerome ................................. .... Rich Fountain, Missouri Fiedler, Harold .................................. 11268 95th Street, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Fischer, Nancy .... . . ................... ........ . . . . 115 'South Monroe Avenue, Green Bay Page 108 ....93, Fletcher, Jane ................... 322 W. North Street, Morris, lll. Fi- ,Th .................... mn15 ggliliill Rada, si. Paul, Mann. Flood, Francis ............ ....... 615 N. Water Street, Sparta Forbush, Ramsey ................. 302 E. Lawrence Street, Appleton Forde, John ..........,..... ..... 1427 Summerdale, Chicago, lll. Fountain, Betty ................... 404 Main Street, Pewaukee Fox, Shirley Mae ................. 815 S. Pierce Avenue, Appleton Framberg, Dellora ................ 2300 Farwell Avenue, Chicago, Framberg, Louise ................ 2300 Farwell Avenue, Chicago, Fraser, Jacqueline ........... ..... 4058 N. Richland Court, Milwa Frederick, Robert ................. 1038 S. 77th Street, West Allis ukee French, Robert ............... ......... 2762 N. Pierce Street, Milwauk CC Frinak, Adolph ..... ................. 310 Second Avenue, Stanley Fritz, Sylvester ........,......... Dodge Center, Minn. Gage, Ralph ......... ' ........... 420 W. Fifth Street, Appleton Gallaher, David .................. 821 E. Washington Street, Appleton Galloway, Richard ............... 109 S. Park Avenue, Fond du Lac Galoff, Freeman .......... ........... Elmwood Geier, Phyllis .............. 632 Paine Street, Kiel Geraldson, Patricia ............... 1902 Ogden, Superior Gerth, James ............... ..... 468 E. Plainfield Avenue, Milwaukee Gilbert, Gloria ................. X ....... 620 E. Wisconsin Avenue, Neenah Godfrey, Dorothy ................ 506 Jefferson Street, Waupaca Godschalx, Adrian ................. . 226 S. Drew Street, Appleton Goldsmith, Keith .................... R. R. 2, Evansville Gollan, George ....................... 4317 Prospect Avenue, Western Spring Goode, Janet ......................... 121 W. Third Street, Menomonee Falls Goode, Richard ....................... 1348 S. 85th Street, West Allis Goodrick Betty Jane ........ ..... 119 Division Street, Fond du Lac Goree, Richard ........................ 1115 W. Summer Street, Appleton Gould, Richard ........................ 924 Chicago Street, Green Bay Gracz Leonard .................. 3419 S. Third Street, Milwaukee.7 D U Grady, Marvin ................... 229 Webster Street, Port Washington Grafman, Dayton ................. 5200 Sheridan Road, Chicago, lll. Green, Donna ................... 1223 Park Avenue, River Forest, Green, Homer ........................ 613 Rogers Street, Milton Green, Joan ........................ 309 N. Drew Street, Appleton Green, Patricia ...................... 66 Sinclair Street, Janesville Griffith, Barbara ................. 1604 Park Avenue, Racine Guenther, Ray ......................... 3007-A No. 23rd Street, Milwaukee Guepe, Donald ........................ 1314 W. Clarke Street, Milwaukee Gunderson, George. . .' ....... ,... 218 Imperial, Park Ridge, lll. Gustafson, Alta Ruth ...... ..... 26 E. 3rd Street, Washburn Gustafson, Wallace ........... R. F. D., Bird Island, Minn. Habermann, Richard ......... . . Athens Hagen, Frances .................. 1536 Hodgeboom Avenue, Eau Haglund, M. Jean ...... .......... -528 Calhoun Street, Morris, lll. Claire Haligas, Richard ..................... 506 Laurel Street, Elgin, lll. Halldorson, Rosemary ............. 1720 Central Avenue, Wilmette, lll: I l Halos Ste hen .... , D .... ................ 1706 E. 56th Street, Chicago, lll. Hamlin, William ................' ...... 506 S. Elm Street, Appleton Hammer, Astyre .................. 533 N. Rankin Street, Appleton Hammersley, Mary Ann ........... 1205 Main Street, Lake Geneva Hannon, Juanita .... ......... 1124 S. Roosevelt Street, H 'HH91' 28' 43 Hardacker, Keith ......................... D 33 45 123231 Outagamie Street, Appleton ' ' ' H I r'a ...................,.... .'-- drm9i5133 Becllerley Place, Wauwatosa 'Q1' 32' 41 H I r, Harry ......... ...... as 311855 Riverside, Marinette Hatch, Eugene ................. R. R. 3, Fall Creek, Wis. Hathorn, Roger ................. 121 Columbia, Augusta, Kansas Haugen, Mary ......... . .... ... ........45 .....34 .....33 1047 E. Nawada Street, Appleton 39 Haugner, John ...................... 48 1310 N. 18th Street, Superior Head, Lorraine ...................... Q3 49 939 N. 8th Street, Manitowoc W ' Heichel, Alfred ................... . 33 R. 2, Osceola, Wis. ' ' ' Hendrick, James .............. 307 '8th Sctreet, Mosinee Hen rix, ran ................... se Lake Street, o.-.ie Perle, ni. 33' 49 Hennick, Rexford ................. ...... 3 5 1g4plEirne Street, Stevens Point ' ' Hero , y is ...................... .UII 219 S. Jackson Street, Green Bay 20' 39' 64 Herrick, Jere ................,....... '35 45 2il0 Firsjt Street, Nekoosa ' Hesse man, ames ............. ' H k421,lth Street, Neenah H 20' 47 ic en, arian ............. I R. 2, Fond du Lac 33' 39 Hill, Albert ................ '... 3 3 Minnetonka Beach, Minn. Hill, Roland ................ ..-- Waconia, Minn. Hilmers, Barbara ............................ ,,,, 4 1, 58 2710 W. Highland Boulevard, Milwaukee Hlavacek, Robert .......................... ............. 3 2, 45 H bS22BHarrison Street, Oak Park, lll. o s, ar ara .......................... .... 3 2, 40, 59, 60, 63 1611 Dupont, S., Minneapolis, Minn. Holmgren, Frances ................. 3, 41 206 N. Meade Street, Appleton Hooley, Anne ............ .................. ..... 3 5 , 41 4388 N. Wildwood Avenue, Milwaukee Hooley, Dorothy .......................... .... 2 8, 40, 62 3810 N. Prospect Avenue, Shorewood Horrig, Dolores ................... 33, 39 908 W. Third Street, Appleton Hostetler, William ..................... .. .47, 58 1000 Madison Street, Lockport, lll. Howe, Dayton ............,.......... ..... 2 8 1015 Oak Street, Muscatine, lowa Howe, Lyman John ................... .... 3 3, 47 606 S. Michigan, Prairie du Chien Huibregtse, Ronald ................. ..... 3 5 Center Avenue, Oostburg Huiras, Marjorie ...................... ..... 3 5, 38 414 N. Wisconsin, Port Washington Hunter, John ............................. ..... 2 8 4225 Woodlawn Drive, Des Moines, lowa lnks, Dorothy ............................ 28, 40 914 S. Church Street, Princeton, Ill lwen, Marjorie ,... ................... ..... 2 8 , 38, 58 Box 15, Hayward Jackson, Earl .......... . . .35 R 1 Eldor , ado Jacques, George .... Pre scott Jameson, Joseph. . . - Adams Jilot, Lloyd ......... ............ Forestville Johnson, Donald ................. 11h E. Bayfield Street, Washburn Johnson, Franklyn ....... V .......... General Delivery, Winner, S. D. Johnson, lrvin ......... R- 3 Oshkosh ........... Johnson,'Marilyn ............,. 835 N. Wilson, Rice Lake Johnson, Nancy .................. 100 Esterly Avenue, Whitewater. F I F l H J0Yce, Rodman ............... ....?f29..'d..64'f'?iSfP. Citi 8 33 Alderwood Manor I F I F F l l I HH I -ell-'CfS2ns, Charline ............ 32 1625 N. 51st Street Milwaukee.. HU Juersens, Roselle ...... ' ........... .124 E. Sumner Street, Hartford Junlon, Clayton .................. Casco, Wis. Jurss, Shirley ................... 122 Hein Avenue, Plymouth Kdempfer, Helen .................. 790 Prospect, Winnetka, lll. KGSDCF, Jo Ann ................ ieov Ridge Avenue, ieeekfefa' iii Kaufman, Robert ................ I. . 196 Hass Place, Fond du Lac .....33 .....32 ....33 .....33,39 ....41 .35 , 46 , 40 , 44 .28 , 38 28, 43 33, 39 .33 Kedfiff Thomas ......, xce sior, ' , Keller, AudreYlWll.llll .... Birnamwood ' Kennedy, Robert .................. 133 Roedl Court, Beaver Dam Y' K2f1Yon, Thomas ..... K. 123 E. Minnehaha Peiiiwev, Mififiee 'ei' ' ibbe, Jack .......... . D ls 3609 N Morris Shorewood' F l F F l F l Q H Kiernggglfernlneth. . . ............ ... , . 90th St t, W Kinder, M. Elizabeth .525 .... .... U 2815 Grant Street, Evanston, lll. Kinsey, Thomas ...... 1734 W. Neuenei AveAae,'Ma'lLJ.idEee Kiflspatrick, James ....................... 1 3130 Thayer Street Evanston Ill Klentvet, Roger ....... ........ I. . . Eleva Klatt, James .......................... 722 16th Avenue, W., Ashland Kleckner, George ..................... 545 S. Main Street, Chippewa Falls Klein, Margaret ....................... 411 Park Avenue, River Forest, lll. Kleist, Russell ....................... 610 W. Carrol Street, Portage Klemish, Janice .................. 1020 Milwaukee, Kewaunee Klumb, William ...................... 7925 Stickney Avenue, Wauwatosa Koch, Richard ................... 409 16th Street, Oshkosh F F 4 F Koch, Stanley .................... 6811 N. Lakewood Avenue Chicago F R N Kolacek, L. Jean .............. I ..... 290 Forest Avenue, Glen Ellyn, lll.' 1 F b U F Q N Kopmeier, Edmund ........................ 3419 N. Shepard Avenue, Milwaukee Koss, Doris ............................. 620 Baker Street, Wisconsin Rapids Kostka, Anton ......................... 2310 Jackson Street, Two Rivers Kramer, Dorothy Mae ................. 404 First Street, Kimberly Krienke, Delmar ....................... 312 Summit Street, Sleepy Eye, Minn. Krueger, Helmut .......... ............ 1008 W. Franklin Street, Appleton Krueger, Norma ....................... 108 Prospect Avenue, Tomahawk Krupnik, Stanley ...................... 1101 E. ldaho Street, Milwaukee Laake, Robert ........ ................... 3810 N. Newhall Street, Shorewood F F Ladd, Andrew ..................,....... 305 E. 11th Street, Lockport, lll. La Fave, Edward ....................... 408 E. Fourth, Morris, Minn. La Gesse, Keith ........................... 510 N. Grove Street, Chippewa Falls Lange, Winthrop ........................ 423 Ellis Street, Stevens Point Lattin, Frances .......... ............. 5726 Ohio Street, Chicago, lll. Laursen, Richard ....................... 2002 28th Street, Two Rivers Laws, Lyle ................................ 446 E. Valley View, Altadena, Calif. Lawson, Jean ............................... .. 4645 N.. Woodburn Street, Whitefish Bay- Lawson, William ............... ........... . 248 Fifth Street, Neenah Lea, Keith .................. . .... R. R. 1, Amherst Leaf, Robert ............................. 4079 N. Lake Drive, Milwaukee 11 Lecheler, Edward ....................... Elmwood Lee, Jane ........................... Anderton Farms, Sherry Leedy, Daniel ......................,..... 322 Ouincy Street, Rapid CNY, S- D- R L, ......................... Lehm331 cqxlggdland Circle, Madison Letter, Thomas .................... 529 N. Mason Street, ADDlCl0n LeWlZ?3H3OLlll1ealn' Street, RlSi'n'e'Iehaei Lewis, fV1dFy ........... . ........-- 925 Nglla Sgreet, Racine L'nd5l55n'Pefienfave5ae,' Beinidii, Minn- ' k , R d ............. I ............ Llp ql11a52lCLrbwe Avenue, Ch'Cd50f Ill' I d, B ld ' .......... . ...,..,.... .- L Oy Boxd36lolllnCc?mbria, WIS. iz- h .............. Lobeggglq xiurray, Milwaukee HH.. Lothkglgirgeycae Washington Luebke, George ......................- - Winneconne L dk , W'lliam ....... 1 ..... . ..-- ue 55 Tofrey Street, Cl'nt0nV'lle ......33 ....32,44 ......33 ....33,47 ......35 ....40,6O ......33 ....33,47 ....35 ....33 ......33 ....32,41 ......35 ....28,44 ....32 .....35 ....32,48 ....33,44 ....35,44 .....33 .....42 ,..32,35 ....35,48 .,...33,44 .....35,36 .....34 ....34, 45.86 .......35 24, 28, 39, 62, 64 ...23, 28, 38, 62 ........34,84 ......28 .....35,49 ....32 ....34 .....28,-15,62 ....34,49 ......35 ....34,4O ......35 ....49,58 ......34 ....,.35,46 ....24, 29, 38 ....29,48 ....35 Page 109 Luedtke, Wilbert ....... ... ... R. F. D. 1, Appleton Lunceford, Howard ....................... 504 E. 8th Street, Cheyenne, Wyoming Lund, Richard ............................. 764 First Avenue, Eau Claire McAdam, Robert ............... Mosinee McCarthy, Carole ............... .... 4477 N. Farwell, Milwaukee McCarthy, Gladys ........................ 9146 S. Oakley Avenue, Chicago, lll. McDavid, James ......................... 705 Dale Street, Kingsport, Tenn. McDonald Frank ........................ 803 Sheridan Road, Highland Park, lll.' H McEachran, Joan ......... ................ 1416 Camp Avenue, Rockford, lll. McFarland, Richard .................. Mount Ayr, Iowa McGann, Donald ...................... 319 Second Street, Bismarck, N. D. McGheney, Harold ...................... 430 Neal Boulevard, Hamilton, Ohio McKee, Nancy .......................... 16 Winona Court, Appleton McLean, Robert .................... 3019 E. First Street, Duluth, Minn. McNair, David .................... 309 Park Avenue, Cloquet, Minn. McNeil, Gail ......................... 492 Cottage Avenue, Glen Ellyn, lll. MacDonell Robert ....................... 1619 Lamborn, Superior MacKinnon, George .............. . . Prentice Marbach, Walter .......................... 1638 Waveland Avenue, Chicago, lll. Marcoux, Albert ............. .............. 6538 Lemon Avenue, Long Beach, Calif. Marker, Alan ............................ 537 E. Brown, Waupun Martell, Francis .......,.............. 1467 Kurtz Avenue, Green Bay Martin, Gerald .......................... R. R. 2, Box 269, Greenwood, Indiana Martin, James ........................... 716 N. Court Street, Ottumwa, Iowa Mathison, Howard .................... 1842A N. 24th Place, Milwaukee Matthew, Virginia ..................... 364 S. Chestnut Street, Platteville Maylahn, John ........................... 2615 E. Newton Avenue, Shorewood Melchert, Dora ......................... R. R. 1, Black Creek Menzel, Terrill .................... 615 Ellis Street, Stevens Point Merwin, Mary ................... Walworth Messecar, Harold ...,................ . . . . . . Route 7, Box 222, Houston, Texas Messick, Donald ............................... 3217'E. Calhoun Boulevard, Minneapolis, Minn... Meyer, Margaret .............................. 1830 Wisconsin Avenue, New Holstein Meyer, Norman ........ ............,....... 12 Second Avenue, Cedarburg Meyer, Richard ................................ ,,,, 1707 Hillside Avenue, N., Minneapolis, Minn. Meyrick, Charles .............................. 633 Porlier Street. Green Bay Michels, Henry .......... ........ 418 Jones Street, Eau Claire Miller, John ................. Main Street, Gillett Miller, Lloyd .......... . ' Cold Spring, Minn. .- Miller, J. Joyce ........................ 5400 Wentworth, S., Minneapolis, Minn. Miller, Marjorie ........................ 121 S. Oak, Crystal Lake, Ill. Miller, Shirley ........................ 1018 N. Leminwah Street, Appleton Mitchell, Ann ........................ 119 N. Rankin Street, Appleton Mitchell, James ............................ 9922112 Durant Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. Mook, John ................................ 147 River Drive, Appleton Montague, Phyllis ......................... 10430 S. Hoyne Avenue, Chicago, lll. Moore, Georgiana ...................... 562 Algoma Boulevard, Oshkosh Moran, William ............................ 1285 Merriam Avenue, Bronv, N. Y. C. Morgan, Joanne ............................ 6130 N. Berkeley Boulevard, Milwaukee Morgan, Robert .......................... 2113 16th Street, Racine Mork, Philip ........... ........... 314 W. Foster Street, Tomah Morris, Herschel ........................ 1109 Ash Street, Marshall, lll. Morris, William ............................ 1373 Church Street, San Francisco, Calif. Page 110 29, 32, 41, 34, 34, Mortell, James .......................... 633 S. Van Buren Street, Green Bay Mueller, John ........................ 916 S. 6th Street, La Crosse Mulvaney, Vernon ..................... 3227 W. Walnut Street, Milwaukee Murphy, Richard ..................... R. F. D. 2, Box 184, Oconto Murray, Kathryn ................ 1006 Stark Street, Wausau Nagan, Robert ..................... 611 Ouinney Avenue, Kaukauna Napier, Eleanor ......................... 2445 Marcy Avenue, Evanston, lll. Nelson, Donald ............................ 4016 N. Prospect Avenue, Shorewood Nelson, F. Corinne ........................ 3412 Washington Avenue, Racine Nelson, Faith ....................... 69 S. Jackson Street, Batavia, Ill. Neuendorf, Louis .................... 325 Sunset Avenue, Aurora, lll. Neumann, Charles ................. ,.... .... 822 Edgewood Avenue, New Haven, Conn. Newmeyer, Fred ........................... 3168 Hutchison Avenue, Los Angeles, Calif Normington, Lois ........................... 808 W. 6th Street, Marshfield Nye, Edward ........................ 1817 Monroe Street, Evanston, lll. Ockerlund, Janet .................. R. 2, Box 157, West Chicago, lll. O'Connor, Carolyn ................... 1006 N. Boulevard, Oak Park, lll. Ojala, Leonard ........................ Brantwood Oliver, Braswell ..................... 1007 Howard Street, Green Bay Olsen, Marjorie ..................... 316 Elmwood Avenue, Oshkosh Olson, Roger ...................... Winthrop, Minn. Olson, Roy .......................... 1618 N. 22nd Street, Superior O'Malley, Robert .................. 2027 Madison Street, Madison Otto. Jacqueline ............... 216 W. Irving, Oshkosh Ove, James ....................... 2213 N. 56th Street, Milwaukee Pancerz, Ted .......................... 4231 Altgeld Street, Chicago, lll. Parks, William ......................... 127 W. Ellis Street, Stevens Point Pearson, Douglas ................. .... Thorn Street, 4, Oneonta, N. Y. Perrault, Robert .................... Monticello, Minn. Perry, Leo .......................... 113 N. Prairie Street, Whitewater Peters, Robert ........................ 257 South Clay Street, Neillsville Peterson, Daniel ........................ 1616 3rd Avenue, E., Hibbing, Minn. Peterson, Robert D. .................... . 510 N. Cedar Street, Sturgeon Bay Peterson, Robert J. .................... . 703 E. 7th Street, Superior Peterson Roseann .................... 330 Dean Street, Woodstock, lll. Peterson, Thomas ................... 127 Spirit Avenue, Tomahawk Peterson, Warren .....,........... 231 17th Street Wilmette, III. Pfeifer, Grace .................. 3701 Kinzie Avenue, Racine Pfeifer, Mary Ann .................... 2014 E. Jarvis Street, Shorewood Pfeiffer, Donald ........................... 1702 N. Francisco Avenue, Chicago, lll. Pierick, Patricia .... ....................... 5635 N. Shore Drive, Milwaukee Pierce, Elizabeth ....................... 300 S. Tremont Street, Kewanee, Ill. Pierson Robert ........................... ....32 ....QQ,29 ,...2O,29 ....36 4751 N. Woodburn Avenue, Whitefish Bay. I U I l H Pieters, John ................................. . . . 638 Jefferson Street, Burlington Playman, James ..................,....... 828 Elm Street, Wisconsin Dells Pond, Jean .............................,..... 37 Kensington Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Pope, Arthur ............................. 339 State Street, Marinette Porth, Barbara ......................... 1810 Himont Boulevard, Milwaukee Pringle, Robert .......................... 2026 Lanihuli Drive, Honolulu, T. H. Ptacek, Francis ........................ Cascade Avenue, River Falls Pufahl, Walter ...................... 3447 N. 47th Street, Milwaukee Puth, Margaret ........................ 625 W. Lawrence Street, Appleton 21, 24, 29, 41 ....20,32 ,.36 .MN36 ..,,36 20,36 41,53 29, 68 36, 46 39, 50 ...41 ---32 ...45 4, 39 --46 l, 43 ', 69 .36 , 68 .32 48 .34 64 47 47 I2 14 6 6 IO i8 Z9 40 39 A 40 41 36 40 39 47 45 59 34 S9 i6 56 L9 ua Patricia Q y, ' ' ,.................,.........,. . . .32 506 S. Silver Lake Street, Oconomowoc Ouentmeyer, Doris. .............. 502 E. Manning Street, Columbus. 1 1 l l l H HH3 Radford, Robert. ................. 38 Park Street, 'Oshkosh 20' Radke, Orland ................ Qliohntello D H 99 nur f .......... ................ ,,, 6 1316yS1eward Street, Evanston, lll. ' 36' Rance, Hubert .....,.......... 6229 N. Oakley Avenue, Chicago, lll. H Rank, Dale ...............,.................. 407 E. Michigan Street, Marquette, Mich. Rasmussen, Vilas ........................... 414 Summit Avenue, Oconomowoc Rauschenberger, Jean ................ 2117 N. 74th Street, Wauwatosa I 'H Ra uschenberger, Lois .................. 2117 N. 74th Street, Wauwatosa HHQ1' Reichert, Virginia ............,..... 5802 N. Talman Avenue, Chicago,-lll-.l N H' Reichmuth, Richard ...................... 646 S. Grove Street, Ripon Remen, Earl ................... 713 Powell Street, La Crosse H' HH' Ribstein, Maxine .................... 6050 N. Rockwell, Chicago, lll. 'UU HU' Rice, June. ............................. 3906 Jocelyn Street, N. W., Washington, I D I U l I n Richgels, Carl ......., ........................... , , Muscoda Riendl, Joseph .... ..... . . . Wabeno Rake, Janet ..................... 806 Hewitt Street, Neenah l ' I 1 ' Risley, Mary Kay ............... Trusdell Road, Dixon, lll. Ritter, Mary Lou ........ ......... 905 Elm Place, Glencoe, lll. Roa, Clayton .................... 429 Niagara Street, Eau Claire Roberts, Edward ........................ . . . . . .36 265 W. New York Avenue, Oshkosh Roberts, Laurence ................. .2519 Noyes Street, Evanston. III. Robie, Virginia ........................, .....3 .743 Gunderson Avenue, Oak Park, lll. Robinson, Edward ....... ............... 2220 Knapp Street, Ames, lowa Roeder, Theodore ................. 1209 Stoughton Avenue, Tomah Roehr, Marilyn ...,....... ........... 4315 N. 19th Street, Milwaukee HH. Rogers Mar aret , .......... ................ ,.,, 3 Q 1014 Nfl Grove Avenue, Oak Park, lll. Rohrhoff, Robert ........................ 542 Ridge Avenue, Evanston, lll. Rosborough, Paul ........................ 1545 E. 60th Street, Chicago, lll. Rose, Nancy ............................. 1227 Greenwood Avenue, Wilmette, lll. N -HH Rosebush, Barbara ,.......... .............. . . . 117 N. Park Avenue, Appleton Rosholt, Rosamond .......... L .......... 1329 Wilson Street, Eau Claire Hllnuullnll Ross, Betsy ....... ........................ .... 2 2 , 24, 29, 42, 69 117 E. Jefferson Avenue, Wheaton, lll. Rossa, Ruth Marie .................. ....,......34,39 440 Hawthorne Avenue, S. Milwaukee Rossi, Richard ............................. Route No. 1, Rochester, Minn. Rouley, Ruth Ellen .................. 420 S. Liberty Street, Elgin, lll. Rowell, Donald ..................... 816 GreenHeld Avenue, Waukesha H HH. Russell, Frances ................. 6434 N. Bell, Chicago, lll. Saiberlich, Bernice ..................... 937 E. Winnebago Street, Appleton 'HH Sanders, Norris .... . ....,.......... . . . . . .34, 214 Adams Street, Neenah Sandow, Richard ...................... 3327 W. Lapham Street, Milwaukee Sanville, Kenneth ..................... 2105 Jefferson Street, Two Rivers Sargeant, Dale ........................... 704 Coleman Street, Chippewa Falls Sauberlich, Howerde ................... R. 2, Box 245, Appleton Schaller, Eugene .....,..... ....... ----' 519 Superior Avenue, Tomah Scheibel, Jean .......................... .--34, 129 5th Street, Wilmette, lll. Scheller, Richard ............................ ..... 4225 N. Ardmore Avenue, Shorewood Schiefelbein, Earl .......................... . 468 N. Walnut Street, Janesville U Schlellerup, Lorayne ...................... ..... 815 Mulford Street, E., Evanston, lll. Schiller, Mary Anne .................... .817 Vaughn Avenue, Ashland N Schlinger, Rita ........................ .---- 143 South Main Street, Clintonville ....32, Schmidt, John ................ 6023 28th Avenue, Kenosha. l T 1 3 l L H Schmitz, George ........................... 1228 College Avenue, Stevens Point Schoenig, Marilyn .........,............. 2464 N. 51st Street, Milwaukee Scholl, Jaye ....................... 6148 Woodlawn, Chicago, lll. Scholes, George ................... 842 McKinley Avenue Beloit Schuebel, Harold ...... ........ .. Boyd Schulze, Beth Ann ....................... 4121 N. Farwell Avenue Milwaukee Schulze, Ruth .............. I. .......30, ....21, 32, 41, .....3a, 40, 501 S. Cornell, Villa Park 'Ill' I T l T I H HTHHHQ4' 30' 41' Schumann, Marguerite ........ I. . .l ....... .... 2 O, 21, 24, 30, 59 404 Maple Avenue, Sturgeon Bay Schwelling, John ..................,..... 308 17th Avenue, N., St. Cloud, Minn. Scott, Donald ......................... 128 North 12th Street, Clintonville Shanahan, Dennis ..................... 629 Addison, Chicago, lll. Shattggk, fefltgvy .............................. 4 . isconsin Avenue, Shelander, Marcus ........... Neenah 5026 Nokomis Avenue S. l Shepard, Donald .......... I. . .I. 824 E. Forest Avenue Neenah. T U T l l T l l I U D l U Sherman, Hubert ...................... 736 Eighth Street, Menasha Shields, Ruth .............................. 3856 N. Lincoln Avenue, Chicago, lll. Shumway, John ......................... 126 First Street, Batavia, lll. Sibben, Jack .......... .............. 6039 W. Lloyd Street, Wauwatosa Simmons, D. Charles ................. 2751 Broadway, Evanston, lll. Sinitz, John .................. 522 N. 13th Street, Milwaukee Smith, C. Jean ...................... 4520 N. 27th Street, Milwaukee Smith, Denzil ....................... Box No. 225, Chatham lll. Smith, Marie. ........ .... I ..... . . Wisconsin Dells Smyrneos, Bertha ..................... 803 N. Oneida Street, Appleton Snorf, Betty Jean ..... .................... 818 N. Grove Avenue, Oak Park, lll. Sobczak, Leonard ....... ............... . 2924 S. 15th Street, Milwaukee Spalding, Aloysius ........................ 1025 Margret Avenue, Desplaines, lll. Spalding, Dorothy ...................,.. . . . 300 Winnebago Avenue, Menasha Spangler, James ......................... 3333 W. Washington Boulevard, Chicago., U H Spellman, Robert ............. 516 20th Avenue, S., Minneapolis., T U l H Steele, Dorothy .......................... 411 Elmore Avenue, Park Ridge, lll. Steffen, Myrna ....................... 519 E. Summer Street, Appleton Steigman, Claire ...... ................ 2622 Avenue J, Brooklyn, N. Y. Steinhagen, Jean .................... 1740 N. 52nd Street, Milwaukee Stelzner, Raymond ................... 2201 N. 41st Street, Milwaukee Stender, Floyd ...................... 434 Newhall Street, Green Bay Sterley, John ......................... 116 Third Street, Libertyville, lll. Stevens, Marvin ..................... Ogema Steves, Florence ..................... 1000 Vaughn Avenue, Ashland Storzer, John ..........,............ .... Wisconsin Avenue, Oconto Falls Strand, Donald ..................... . .... l .... 3014 32nd Avenue, S., MinneaD0lIS, Mlm'- Stromstad, Wayne ................... l .... . .... 4809 13th Avenue, S., Minneap0lIS, Mmn- Strong, Sally .............................. 3207 Thayer Street, Evanston, lll. Stuelke, Wm. Robert ............... 2315 S. 29th Street, Milwaukee Stumpf, Leslie .................... I .....34, .....34, .....3O,42, .....34, .....47 .....36,46 .....34,42 30 30 .....34,43 34 ....34 ....36 ....3O,4O ....36 ....40 ....36 ....36 ....34 ....36,39 ....36,46 ....34 ....32,41 .....34 .....36 Sherwood , J ......................... - - -36, 49 SWer6s2,3l Daclclbrla Avenue, Gladstone, Mich. T H , W'll' ............. ..... dm:l72,6uI?lTa Vlistlamlfkvenue, Wauwatosa Tarter, Grace ....................... - 381 Elm Street, Menasha 32 . ...... 25 a r venue, s OS Teply, Wesley .................... .... 2 0, 23. 30, 48, 50 807 Huron Street, Manit0WOC Thompto, Harry .................. New Auburn Thurston, Frederick ....... .. . Rice Street, Anoka, MUTU- .....36 Page 111 60 45 Tibbetts, Robert ..................... 305 East Avenue, Stevens Point Timler, Lawrence ...................... ' ' ' 2533 N. 12th Street, Sheboygan l V Tornow, Betty ....................... ' ' ' 216 W. Summer Street, Appleton Torrison, Benjamin ................... - - ' 409 Genesee Street, Waukesha 34 43 Torson, Pat ....................... .... , Independence 34 Totman, Margaret ............................. ---- 306 W. Maple, Lancaster Toutant, Lloyd ................................... ...- 3206 Ulysses Street, N.E., Minneapolis, Minn. Ubbelohde, Fred ............................. - New Richmond Valentine, Carl ....................... A .--- 744A S. 26th Street, Milwaukee VandenWymelenberg, Marlyn .......... ---- West Wrightstown Van Gorp, Betty ..................... .----. 1019 S. Mason Street, Appleton Van Hengel, Arnold ............... ....... 2 3, 46 324 E. Main Street, Waupun Van Pelt, Connie ....... ......,..... ..... 3 6 , 40, 58 clo Court House, Fond du Lac Van Roo, Mary ...... : ................. ..... 3 0, 10710 Burleigh Road, Wauwatosa Van Vleet, William ...................... ..... 7530 Kenwood Avenue, Wauwatosa - Vessey, Barbara ............................. ..... 3 4, Park Terrace, Knollwood, Hopkins, Minn. Vick, Homer .............................. ...,. McFarland Villa, Dorothy ............................... ..... 3 0, 408 E. Smith Street, lron Mountain, Mich. Vinson, Mary ............................. ..... 4 0, 3225 N. Summit Avenue, Milwaukee 'I Volkman, Ervin ........................... . 1129 W. Oklahoma Avenue, Appleton Walden, James ........... .. ....... . . New Lisbon Walter, James ........................ 7758 S. LaFlin Streert, Chicago, Ill. Wambach, William .1 ................. 3479 N. 88th Street, Milwaukee Warner, Fred ....................... 34 2120 W. Clarke Street, Milwaukee l l l l I Warren, Barbara .................. ,,,,,, 4 1, 999 Bluff Road, Glencoe, lll. W rr , K th ' ................. ,,,, 3 6 539 Slufirigfla, Glencoe, ui. 4' 41' Watson, Jean ................... ,,,, Q Q Q3 12 Bellaire Court, Appleton I ' Weaver, Wayne ...................... ...... ,,.,,,,, 118 Lake Court, Sheboygan Webb, Mary .................................... ,,,, 3 6 Hudson House, Ardsley-on-the-Hudson, N. Y. I Page112 ....32 ....36 Webber, Walter ............................ 239 S. Kenilworth Avenue, Oak Park, lll. Weber, Charles ........................... bSprB1glielld, Minn. , E er, orot ........................... We 408'Hamillton Avenue, Kingsford, Mich. Weber, Robert ........................... 305 S. Bartlett Street, Shawano Weber, Warren ...................... 722 Merrill Avenue, Park Ridge, lll. Wein, Thomas ........................ 2457 N. 61st Street, Wauwatosa ' Welch, Daniel ........................... . 413 Fourth Street, West Des Moines, la. H ' Welsh, Michael .......................... ,,,,. 702 W. 4th Street, Willmar, Minn. Wheeler, Patricia .................... Q3 138 Laurie Street, Duluth, Minn. HH' Whitelaw, Robert ..................... ,,,.. 654 Judson Avenue, Evanston, lll. Wilch, Robert ........................... Q0 1133 Nawada Street, Appleton Wilke, William .............................. ,H 440 W. Grand Avenue, Port Washington Williams, Janet ....................................... . 5801 S. Dorchester Avenue, Chicago, lll. Williams, John ................................ 21, 31, 46 322 Ninth Street, Rochelle, lll. A Wilson, Lois ............................. ........... 1212 Fairview Avenue, S., Milwaukee Windahl, Wayne ........................... ,,,, 4414 17th Avenue, S., Minneapolis, Minn. Winslow, Charles ........................ 4150 Manitou Way, Madison Witthuhn, Carole ....................... 3820 N. Murray Avenue, Milwaukee Wood, Elizabeth ................... 513 N. Bateman Street. Appleton Woodrich, John .................... 520 E. North Street, Appleton Wright, Edward ........... . ...... . 609 W. Cook Street, Portage Wright, Lawrence ................ Fall River Wyatt, Marilyn ...................... 1121 Fairmont Street, Manitowoc Young, Mary ...................... 410 N. Franklin Street, Stanley Zeitz, Bill .............................. 640 Fullerton Parkway, Chicago, lll. Zens, Robert ............... ........... 2450 N. 41st Street, Milwaukee Zentner, Don .......................... 7514 Hillcrest Drive, Wauwatosa Zermuehlen, Ralph .................... 2101 East River Street, Two Rivers Zick, Leroy ............................ A 1376 Scott Avenue, Winnetka, lll. 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