Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1956 volume:

Back Row: Crawford, Vice President. Barber, President. Front Row: Bayer, Recorder, Timmerman, Intermural Manager. The Womens Recreation Association provides a varied and active sports program for Lawrence women. It sponsors activities in which they may develop new interests and skills, participate in their favorite team and individual sports, make new friends and just enjoy themselves. The Intramural sports program is W.R.A.'s most important activity. The team sports are hockey, volleyball, basketball, softball, and mixed aerial darts, Individual sports such as golf, tennis, swimming, badminton, bowling, and table tennis are also offered. The sports managers arrange for both interclass and intersorority competition in the sports. W.R.A. also sponsors special events. Between semesters they invite the entire school to Winter Weekend to ski, skate, toboggan and participate in other winter sports, Sororities compete in the annual Folk Dance Festival, presenting native folk dances from around the world. The vear's activities are concluded with the WRA. banquet in the spring where awards are presented to deserving teams and individuals and the board. The girls are also entertained with humorous skits. WOMEN'S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION page 96 Kim Hiett if 1 ,. Lynn Semple qi! I WRA HEADS OF SPGRTS 41 Barbara Sanborn Mary Harmlson Barb and Nat Schroeder Mar Wxlson Page Q7 The Grand March. An exuberant traditional German dance complete with swirling peasant skirts and lederhosen won the annual Folk Dance Festival for the Kappa Delta sorority. Second place honors were awarded to Delta Gamma which presented a Dutch dance. Alpha Chi Omega was third with a Swiss dance. judges for the event, which is spon- sored by WRA, were Mrs, George Cox. Mrs. Thomas Dietrich and Miss Olga Smith. The dances are judged on the basis of spirit, skill, and appropriateness of costumes. ein, :wei, drci ' Kappa Dcltas winning dance, FDLK DANCE FESTIVAL Second place Dutch dance by Delta Gamma. Page QS . If 1. 'X . 'n xx Back row: Kett, C. Hoffman, Dolan, Nolte, P. Smith, B-i:al. Seidel, Richardson Sharp. Middle row: Cramer. Nlurray, Semple, C. Tichenor, Szold, Beckley, Warren, l lirsch Front rowi Becker, Bredehorn, bmberger, Willem, Xl Wilson, ,-Xdomeit, Redetzkc After much deliberation this editor has come to the conclusion that Lawrence is blessed with a unique breed of female, part girl- part fish. No other creature would trudge through mounds of snow .Lire to makes its weekly pilgrimage to the Alexander Gym to go Sui' lflyfll swimming in the dead of winter. X001 Their cult, the Aqua-Fin Club. has acquired many devotees since it was founded four years ago and their annual rites have developed in both excellence and magnificence. HIE? fila- urs :Al S+- i Pagf ww Front rowi Katz, Cusic, C-onzo, Zagnoni. Nliddle row: Beringer, Tutuer, Davis, Fetterly, Chapman, Sears. Back row: Angevine, Nold, Dewind. Kell, Coach l-leselton. With jim Sears and Dick Beringer the only return- ing regulars from last years squad, Coach Bernie Heseltons matmen were presented with a serious rebuilding and reorganizing problem. As a result they suffered eight dual match setbacks and finished seventh in the conference. One redeeming feature of the season was a third place in a quadrangular match with klarquette. lege. T h e t e a m membership var- ied comstantly during the year, lxlilwaukee State, and Carroll Col- but generally Dick Beringer wrestled 123, Bert Coldthwaite or jim Sears IXO, Sears or Randy Koser 137, ,lim Davis 147, jim Fetterly 157, john Chapman 1o7 or 177, and Bob Meyer heavyweight. Sears and Nleyer were consistent point-getters during the season and both copped third places in their divisions at the conference matches. Freshmen Doug Angevine, Paul Tuteur and john McConnell turned in good performances in exhibi- tion matches. WRESTLING page .OO 1 ' i ' E Cysewski, Dehmel, Dohr, Coach Anderson, Sprackling. Despite the brilliant individual efforts of junior tankman Rolf Dehrnel, Coach Roy Anderson's Viking mermen closed a dismal season with a seventh place finish in the Midwest conference swim meet. Dehmel, a consistent winner in the backstroke and medley during the year, scored all of the Lawrence points in the conference meet, and in doing so set a new The team, composed Gramm and joe Cysewski victory during the season. coming year look good. On conference record in the zoo yd. individual medley. essentially of Dehmel, Tom Sprackling, Pete Dohr, Bob , and undermanned most ofthe year, did not score an official l In spite of the poor showing, Andersons prospects for the y one letterman will be lost and Dick Bjornson, Bill jenkins, Mike Lepawski, Ron Payette, and Bob Swain, five exceptional frosh prospects, present 3 SU'OI'lg COFC. Page SVVIMMING 1 rw Q .E 1,'Wi'9'x V' ' ' fx- 1 , ll, f if A 1 I ,ll 14 'I ,-, . ' X S ff . ' , - P S '50 6 I f : rlioaw .rag . - Fefe ? AD BASKETBALL Page MIDWEST CGNFERENCE STANDINGS W L Coe .... . . . . . . I4 2 Cornell ..... . . I2 4 St.Olaf. .... ...1z 4 Grinnell ....... . . . 9 7 Monmouth .... . . . 9 7 Carleton ..... . . . 6 IO Knox ..... . . . 5 II Ripon ..... . . . 4 IZ Lawrence. . 1 If In his first year at Lawrence, Coach john Krause met with the problem of build- ing a cage squad around a nucleus of only three lettermen. As a result, the Vike basket- ball season was anything but successful. The squad, with Hal I-lomann, the team's leading scorer last year as a soph letterman Mike Gahagen, Warren Manthey, and newcomers Neil Buck, Dick Rine, and Frank Cole comprising the regulars, opened the season by losing to Stevens Point and then bounced back to defeat Oshkosh State. From here on the Vikes went into a king-size tailspin, losing I7 straight games before they beat Ripon in the season Finale. to compile an overall record of 7. wins and 18 losses. The record is deceptive, however, during the better part of the year, especially in the last eight games. the Vikings showed fiashes of brilliance. In several contests they held substantial halftime leads, only to fade in the second half or closing minutes time and time again. While I-lomann never regained the form he displayed as a soph, junior guard Dick Rine proved a bright spot. Rine, a standout as a playmaker, led the squad in scoring and at one time amassed a string of 31 consecutive free throws, a conference record. His play gained him honorable mention on the all-conference squad in his first com- petitive season. The fire and drive of soph reserve Billy NVood also brightened the otherwise dismal picture. Since Krause loses only one regular and only IQ percent of the teams scoring punch by graduation, prospects for next year, with io veterans, appear much better. v Front row: lvlanthey, Leatham, Homann, Cole, Weeman, Buck. Back row: Rine, Peterson, Negronida, Coach Krause, Elliot, Cahagen, Woodi Page .Oi BASKETBALL x asf F 1 I .JK 'SR 'A N. , gm. i ft' -p w. in-4' 5-fi'rf'5S' ': -n. - - john Prange President, Ski Club Ski Club Ski Team Back Row: Prange, Simons. Front Row: P. Prange, Purves, Thompson The Curling Club and the Ski Club are composed of Lawrence students who are interested in these sports, although they are not presented as official intercollegiate sports at Lawrence. The Ski Club, this year headed by ,Iohn Prange, has on several occasions taken charter trips to skiing areas in the northern part of the state and Michigan. Their activities have been dependent on favorable weather conditions. The Ski Team, a separate group, has in past years competed on an intercollegiate basis with several larger schools and fared quite xvell. The Curling Club, under the direction of A. C, Denney, Lawrence College athletic director, uses the facilities of the Appleton rinks and has competed in several local and state bonspiels. i, 97 U- A Pageioi CURLING EG? SKI CLUB Gff'i?Q'?XT11 'M' -as fm--' W , H . , -. -- , , -'-- -'ww f --v-Q--mxff--T, 'iiisfpn ' ' TX 1 ' :Wu '-QE - ,, .. :-L. R ,...,.:1 11 :EXW . -' ' :QED- - Qxi 5 1 1: ' sg If SESS. .XF-5 .. . . 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T -1 R1 -Q ' H. . - , 7 iw In-:J .Q- 1 gh A -H , - 4 - - A get uizfjl -. ' R -O -'i- in '-1 -ml - ' 4 ' Qt . fig 1112! 4 fi Y l :I T1 , --1-fi... ., ,sf U Jn- 1 J pants, --E f. 'M, ,fy ff if ,. . -' 213. 1353 f' Y V V ,A .N -will ' lsr ' f'!iJl 1' I e b lf N. 'swf Kr S' ' J Y rx, U l ff, ' :Y l f lu: - ,L .,, K2 1 l' ' ' Jax Dressed in their new springtime greenery, the trees dance with the warm breezes, curtseying in passing to the ever-present Fox River, itself adorned in the blueness of the sky and rippled grace- fully by the gentle wind. At Lawrence spring is a season of renewed vigor after the bleakness of winter, Lauirenliczn and Ariel staffs work feverishly to complete their projects, breathing deeply that spring air when the job is done. Track, tennis, and golf teams practice hard to keep in the athletic spotlight. Cetting rid of excess energy, sororities and fraternities frolic at their informal parties. Riotous pic- nics at Waupaca contrast with the dreamy atmosphere of the Prom which they precede. At the end of the year, honors shower down upon the heads of distinguished Lawrentians. Intellectual seniors sport new Phi Bete keys, and freshmen and sophomore women in Sigma and Pi Sigma glance hope- fully at the new lvlortarboards. The new men of lXf1ace strut proudly across campus, and those senior women best-loved by the feminine population of the school do the minuet before their tear-faced benefactors. Strolling gracefully in their frothy formals, the May Queen and her court help to cele- brate May Day. Finally. after the feverishness of exam week, comes the day long awaited by every senior-Commencement. As diplomas are distributed, the leaves of those perennial trees rustle jubilantly, announcing the completion of another prosperous school year at Lawrence. g SPRI as A Ruascll Bahcnck U 13 -si lr f? ,NW lx J,-l Marv Bosacr -Gy 'Q' 2 l JoAnn Bucxmg err! Roll' Dchrncl p 'hwrr' . rs. ia X A Carol Adams 5. 'wr 5 , 5- Q 2 ' 5 ul- u -.f 5 ll ' 5' I Pamela Carol Theodore Balfan: Bardcn Berams I ll 7' Z' 3 ' I 533 V 1' 5 ' ' 'xr' -- . S. iq' .SLR - - 5fl V ,al I Q lk l ' A Carol james Susan Bowman Bracker Bralncrd f-, be 2 C - I' i Qs saw M KX ' All -' Y'-F' x H x Wllllam Norma Barbara Case Chrlsropherson Cralg V K 3- CC'--5 fx ...I x l l A l -Judy Peter Sharon Dixon Dnhr Drahexm LASS QF IQ57 Page I 08 Bs- E7 hy li Anderson 'A :, , 7:0 ,.,, V. inf! ich V, Mary Lee Bissell ,A lg f- L+ Fred Brechler N xg 'Y vk X '1 , .Y wi A. A X ,,h,1ff I K W l , fi- qua. 3: Gail Cramer 1 Lxlb-' 6- - ., 5-.afsfv '5 I II 'I' '11 'f 'fl ,. - 6 r bv 4 Toner he Arnold fQ Q5 'lf 1 Anne Blanchard gm -.5 WE? -ff-1? u ll joan Brussar 42-f fi-' 84. 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Judith Sue Gross Hackett f if '- , 1 A 3 : ' -X . ik , .- , -'-sf David Robert Kuckuk Kuelchau JU 1011 I E+., 'H 4.',,u- 1: Q' Y Pam rxcna X1CRrJl3CFlS f .Q 'wi Q: Xian Ncurmbl 1 'IS 7-. ii r. . ,A -Q - 54, .,- V. af- Loss Roger Peggy lxukuk Lalk Landis 'IF 'Sf -v 'N ' ,:J K I IvX A ' r 1'-ff 'S al , X Ln.4-L2 Phyllis Leolyn George Larnmo Lemz McFarland f- 2 - 4 lf' 0 D 3 5 6 x v ' tx ' I 1... r .rv .. 1 I , fl if Caxhlecn Phnhp Charles Paul Niajur Nluy' Nicrry Morton 15 4 , Q f.. ' . an v I X 1 ,Q -5 v fs- - - ' A 'FJ' Q: n 'A .N fy 'xx Q , , X Q . . ' L , , - Ruhurr Graham Cccxlu Nxcmf Nyc Ulmn K5llC 'P f .0 - 1:- fv Q . .v an 4' ,. 1- r 3, X T77 g fix mhna Alum: Ciurlcnc Rn!-cr! Annc Perm Pclrrx Pm!! Purx us Puwuy Page no Kamhlcen - Ramer -5347 YN :rg . Clunc Schollcr ABN IQ Q5 C..1rul Stephens Nm a fi .x,F'xiV S Xdrmnu Vim Lrxufrl nga., C..- Y 3 Susan W'll!urn 1 D S Qs 13 Q QC ,au Q ec Q, . X . ' Q ' .. 3, if? Y . 'V' X : -ia r.. 'X - A Niargarct XYarrcn Davud Rndmrd Rcderzl-xc Rchlcldt Renllx Rum- . fir W' I Mr XQ4 ,f- ,ww I . ' I -. . fbi' fa, , X W, '. ur' . , g gb N ' - ,---Q it V Q . X X .x v ,Q ,Q X -1 S Fx ' V :SX 55 , . V jmny jdnws Nancy wlmcwh Schxxendcncr Scam bcxdcl bhxpulx i 4 1 LJPWNX f? '3 Xu. , Q 9 ,-3' Gi it IQ' ff 'I ' fx , . . X, X 5 I-sa 'X . Q5 T XV 'TT' '-Qiliwx f h bf. A Bruce XYxll1um .Nudruv ,Luk Studulu 'bxxunst rum 'llxngcn 'I lchcnur fAg wg Qmw X-ik. R-, Y N 'Q f -5 -. -CM ' M fy X gl., Xiu- if ' X - I A A V .X I K L t u ' K S, J., 1 Rlchard Nlurxllyn Rnuhard lilcanur XX'altcr Wurncr Xxxclwr Xkfslphalgn ku 3 V 9. :sc ,H A, . jan. , gli? .ww 'Y .fx I :xi-'X 'L X- Q 3- fx, ' x . Clay Yviarlyn Ju Ann I Kcm NV1ll1ams NV1lsun Wuhll-:rd .lwmann Page 1 1 1 gm Phwchc Schaudcr 'fig mix, .. Sully Snm uk JU 10115 . mc, , fl r F. .L J KS EDI TDR-IN-CHIEF M A D - -Au-.' A'l . I S.. Helen Casper ,X xl f MANAGING EDITOR ff' George Kreiling C I- ' fy J F57 7 ' ' -4' fl ' , -. -K News Editor Judy Dixon 5.41- EDITORIAL BOARD Back: E. Bracker, Hoffman, Homes, Challoner, Kreiling Front: Goldston, J. Anderson, Casper, Shafer, Dixon. x!L r, ' I kai! b Editors: Rounds, Ramer, Holleran, ' Sports Editorszlviorris, Walldren, Hagen. Larson Page Ill Business Manager: Q Bayer Assistant Business Manager: Dyrud Meet deadlines Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday . . . . Plan page makeup, direct setting up of lead type Thursday . . . Issue rolls off the presses, dis- tributed Friday . . . A sigh of relief? . . . No, the whole merry circle begins again with the editorial board meeting Friday noon and the assigning of stories over the weekend. With frightening regu- larity the deadlines came up, but the whole staff survived and with some highly successful issues to its credit. Editor-in-chief Helen Casper, ably assisted by managing editor George Kreiling and later by Judy Dixon, steered the paper through a maze of issues on cars, laundry, and convos. Kay Bayer as busi- ness manager assisted by john Dyrud handled the ledgers, keeping the advertisers happy and the paper solvent. BUSINESS STAFF Back: Buesing, Bullard, Greiner, C. johnson r-' Circulation. Delwichc, Cramer Copy Editor: Major Photographers: Bye, Davis A. ..,.,.q I I-Ofqvisr ' Pa Q ., LAWRENTIAN Front: Bayerl g 3 'B' -my 4? ASSISTANT EDITOR Bill Swanstrom N CHIEF i EDQ',?ilJfJx Baden A late stroller out for a walk past Main Hall this winter would probably have seen lights burning brightly in the basement. I-Iad he stopped to peek in the windows, he would have seen the Ariel staff working diligently with typewriters and glue pots to meet a series of deadlines. There were many moments when the smiling faces on these pages were creased with frowns of worry. Where are my pictures? Where is my copy? the Arielmen would yell. But, in spite of these minor catastrophes, the final deadline was met, and here IT is. We hope you like it .... We do!!! I 2237-+1 '-i S BUSINESS STAFF 'V . Q 'fjljf ' tanding: Borges, G. Wagner, Klomberg ,iii gi ' ,A - Seated: Lemke, Nye, Wendland, Schaps. Q ' Absent from picture: Chuck Shannon BUSIN A ESS Wayne A GER and Page i 1 4 'Sgr Sharon Draheim and .lim Bracker Greek Editors 44' Connie Crowe Drama Editor A. aaa. 6 Xxx' I foil .sf Carrie Kasten Copy Editor Kathy Ramer Administration and Faculty Editor rl.. . was james Beck and jim Parker Photographers Kay Murray and Kay Bayer Activities Editors f' 5' it QV , ,K gn-1-' ' 'gi..5?f., Q.- .li to L 7 y, i- W: , - - X 1' 2' XM x If ts' 3 Q i 'Q ,N -' Phil Homes Sports Editor 4,35 .-, 'r qs 41 CF Bobby King and Marlyn Wilson Technical Assistants Lai?- fx. wx. GP' Ev nludy Walwort h Lynn Sample Artist Candids Editor 4' 'lv - , .N all N , I ' 3 as 5 -im? .1 QT . X My Hi: f K K- .2 - gg- Q ,gt SN' - T12 -. l X 15' I Marci Grimm and JoAnn Buesing lwlusic Editors Meridee Masterson Class Editor xv A 1 t n 'len' -A - +--- - i rr YN 4 X fx, - N t , 5 ' iff ff X Q - QI? - f 'N r , , is ' -M ' i V Q X --s., X , .,,.,- ' X3-5 ' ts , . ,ti L ,..-3.335-:gs5:fcm.3g w. ' 1 3 Q . A F, A 1-Q .Xi 5:-4 .- - -f. i.Q-:xii '-+. fr ' E, 1152 ' .1 .1 1 ' of ' , N Bunny Moore and Anne Blanchard Directory Editors Lois Niemi and Dave Hathaway Honoraries Editors sms HARLAN S. KIRK Business Manager ADMINISTRATION Page 8 MARSHALL B. I-IULBERT Dean of the College L51 Each year Lawrence presents a varied intramural and inter- fraternity athletic program for those men interested in sports who do not compete in varsity athletics. During the various seasons of the year a wide range of sports is offered on both a team and individual basis, under the direction of the student intramural manager, this year Bob Meyer. ln addition to an extensive inter- fraternity program, a series of all college events afford an oppor- tunity for participation to any man in the college. The Institute of Paper Chemistry also competes in various phases of the pro- gram. The fraternities compete for the Supremacy Cup, an award given each year to the fraternity compiling the greatest number of points in competition in the various sports throughout the year. The sports are divided into major and minor categories and points awarded accordingly. ln connection with this program, the Lawrentian presents an award to the outstanding inter- fraternity athlete, - iq. . -nf INTRAMURALS page ..f, fi ax if Front row: Sears, Fox, Larsen, Winsor, Middle row: Simoncls, Merry, Dohr, Negronida, Schmidt, Sprackling, Purucker, Back row: Meyer, Dewind, C-aller, Thompson, Bredeson, Bot-ye, Leatham, lxlanthey, Beringer, lX4ay, Cundlach, Scliliclt, liuether, Sawin ' 11 5 Bob Negronida, President The L Club, or lettermens club, is an organization of all the men at Lawrence who have won letters in varsity athletics. lts purpose is to convince students and faculty alike that there is more than personal glory or achievement to sports and that the values growing out of athletics are useful, and a small but important part of a liberal arts education. This year under the direction of Bob Negronida, the L Club played a little-known but active part in campus activities. As usual, the clubs program was built around a variety of projects in conjunction with the athletic department and the SEC new student week committee. Activities varied from the distribution of freshmen beanies to the handling of the concession stands at the home athletic contests, Until recent years the concessions were run by persons outside the college, but the lettermen now have the franchise and the funds raised from this and other projects are utilized in improving the athletic facilities at Lawrence and providing nnancial opportunities for needy students. In the past few years the L Club has made several substantial dona- tions to the campus. The basketball scoreboard and the public address system at Alexander Gymnasium are the most recent contributions. page H7 HL CLUB Backi Coach Denney, manager Fox, Negronida, Cianciola, Sawin. Middlei Weber, Meyer, Merry, Peterson, Hagen. Front: Simonds, Bundies, Schlick, Klingbiel. Coach Art Denneys 1955 Viking cindermen closed one of their more successful seasons by duplicating last seasons sixth place finish in the Midwest conference track meet. The fourth, fifth, and sixth place finishers were very tightly bunched. The Vikes showed no outstanding indi- viduals, but placed men in several events. The loss of Doug I-lagen, outstanding distance man who was un- defeated in dual meet competition but did not run in the conference races, undoubtedly hurt the team. Lawrence chalked up three victories in five dual meets, defeating Michigan Tech, Ripon, and Oshkosh State college and losing to a powerful LaCrosse squad and by a narrow margin to Stevens Point. The squad was hampered by the loss of several outstanding performers from last years team, but were led by veterans Doug Hagen and Mike Simonds in the distances, and Sal Cianciola and soph Tom Klingbiel in the dashes and field events. Dick Bundies in the hurdles and jim Schlick and Bob Meyer in the weights were consistent point-getters for the Vikings. TRACK page ..8 'Q' 12' I , 1. ' :CGI 'Q-' if .Q ---i L .., ...-,.e-N ,,,, l I X 1 , . lg - X :rw film. , . ' . ' L H J . . . , , ,h N , wzwc- 4 5?5,? i:A.: ri I- C'-V'-'l'C'xT' -2, , ' 2.54-NM'-A, Q f Q. 53531, :fe-E :,-.., - ,L X . -A s' - VJ-A -2-1'5 ' 1: T':w+' are - ' ' ' , -Jsfi ' ,I -' I 'E 1. ,lil Q51 , - ' A' I 'Q Q , . vl F-ri f-- A. X , Al X' . will 4 .. 1 'Ji .I Purves and Kivell Coach Bernie I-Ieselton's Lawrence College golf team made up for a disappointing dual match record by copping third place in the 1955 Midwest conference golf match. The Vikes, led by Ron Kivell, who finished second by only three strokes in individual medalist score, were behind Carleton and three-time defending champion Knox in total team score. Lawrence has finished in one of the top three spots in conference play since IQ45. Dual match play showed only two victories over Ripon and losses to non-conference opponents Stevens Point, Michigan Tech, Marquette, and Oshkosh State twice, for a 1-5 slate. A late start and poor weather thru much of the season hampered the linksmen and carries much of the responsibility for this record. Lettermen Ron Kivell and john Purves paced this year's squad, with letterman Corny Young and Kent Ziemann, Paulf Morton and John Brunswick composing the rest of the team. Brunswick, who placed eleventh in the conference match, along with Morton, Ziemann, and Max Caller, another squad member, form a strong returning nucleus for I-leselton's 1956 title hopes. U Lawrence. . 9M Stevens Point. . .HM Lawrence. . 3 Michigan Tech. .15 Lawrence. . 8 Oshkosh State. . io Lawrence.. 756 Marquette ..... IOM Lawrence. . io Ripon ......... S Lawrence. . 3 Oshkosh State. . I5 Lawrence. . IOM Ripon ......... 4M Page 1 19 Lawrences powerful net squad climaxed one of their most successful seasons in recent years by scoring 1 7 of a possible 18 points to walk off with the Midwest conference tennis championship, The Vikes won in every division except the no. z doubles. Soph Dick Rine took first in the championship singles, and no. 2 man ,Lee O'Neil, no. 3 Dick Cast, and no. 4 Dennie Deivlets followed suit, carrying off First place trophies in their respective singles divisions. Rine and Cast then teamed up to win the no. 1 doubles crown and O'Neil and Delviets placed second in the no. 1 doubles, dropping their final match in three sets. The Vikes' record-breaking total almost doubled that of second place Carleton, the defending conference champs. Last year the Carls edged Lawrence by one point for the Midwest title. 559' ef, -mv... ,v..,. 5 Coach Sprowl, Dick Rine, Lee O'Neil, Dick Gast, Dennie Delviets. Page izo E'1.Q'EYf - W 'P . Doubles Champions Rine and Cast. The Vikings breezed thru their six dual meets, whitewashing conference op- ponents St. Olaf, Carleton, and Ripon, and defeating non-conference foes Oshkosh State, Stevens Point and Marquette. They dropped a total of only five individual matches in posting an unbeaten slate. Mac Powell, Wally Karst, and Bob Van Dale alternated at the no. 5 and no. 6 spots to aid the big four of Rine, O'Neil, Cast and Delvlets, Champion Dick Rine in action. Page 121 P L 1 bk ' : - sf vt 3- 5 Q, 19. UQ I f' . if - -.ii,'::Vf:e'- E. .f f 4 5. K , . Y . I 4 1 .Q li. ...As li, :Q J . y .-, -V ,M A ' A A . -4 -v,-r--.1 . --- -6.-wi -2: Color Guard After four years in the Lawrence A.F.R.O.T.C. a cadet re- ceives the commission of znd Lieutenant in the U. S. Air Force. His training includes weekly classes and four weeks at a summer camp after his junior year. With this military know-how he is prepared to exchange blue Thursdays for three 'blue years. Colonel Nold Rifle Team A.F.R.O.T.C. INSTRUCTORS Standing: Sgt. Hill, Sgt. IVICC-inty, Sgt. Dicks. Seated: Sgt. Norris. AIR FORCE RESERVE CFEICER TRAINING CORPS c V' r i I5 - - ,. i Back row: Olson, Morton, Ellerman, lvlurdock, Johnson, lwlungerson, Borges, Capt. Anthony j. C. Timmermans, jr, Middle row: Major Perry C. Emmons, Stiles, Prange, Kilgas, Schmitt, Diener, Wendland, Front row: Kuether, Uyeda, Tichenor, Schlafke, Schulze. Absent From Picture: Rolf Dehmel and Phil Xlay. A loop of white and gold braid over the left shoulder indicates a special breed of future Air Force menemembers of the Arnold Air Society. Every year a group of junior cadets are elected to this group on the basis of scholarship and leadership ability. This year offered a new highlight for these cadets. ln February the group was invited to visit the newly established Air Force Academy in Colorado and enjoyed a week-end they'll not soon forget. pages, ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY . lp, Standing: Honorary Squadron Commanders: Perry, Pusey, Merley, Potts, Cvrant. Seated: Honorary Group Commander Jeanne Begalke. Even the Air Force is not exempt from the intrusion of ladies. At the annual Military Ball sponsored by the Arnold Air Society six coeds chosen by the entire corps were crowned as Honor- ary Croup and Squadron Commanders. In addition to presiding over the dance, these girls were special guests at the annual spring review of the corps. MILITARY BALL page .24 ,, I, ix. l Di '7 s nf Q, -fer 3 ' rifygmmei Shirley Cox and Ken Seefeld Shirley Cox and Ken Seefeld reigned as the Union burst forth with color- ful birds, Parisian flower markets, and sidewalk cafes depicting the Le Printemps Chanteu CSpring Singsj theme. Music to complete the spring atmosphere was provided by Don Delaps orchestra and l.aMar Foth's Templaires. Page 1 25 ALEXANDER B. CAMERON Dean of Men LAVAHN MAESCH Director of the Conservatory MARY E. MORTON Dean of Women Page 9 E.: I ff , 1 ' ' 1' ya, A X 3 ., . 4. , -- , x. - - -1 'sf 4 -- , E K f CHEERLEADERS Lawfenc Potts, johnson, Semple, lvlerley, Kreiger, Faber, Crandall, Regenberg, x ,k f , , , ,, e students are from all over the world Y. Nw Has anyone seen the pepper? Q'-f : 5- f , - 5,1 3' , ' 5 in E . .. r 5 N Y .A A? . .L YM Q, ytr. 1 All roads lead to ..... Main Hall. Page no Interesting phy. ed. program. Some Krazy Kats. Music for students to study by- What's a class without coffee? Y ' . if 1 Preparation for the Baraboo held trip? X ,id 'mc e 3 A l l s In ,+'w'f u ' 'aiu i 134 Q. . This rolling stone certainly So this is the bunny hop!! What can we play without music? Page lZ7 gathers no moss. The stillness and dignity ot' Old Main Hall qu: K S1 Cb .A '..- ' 5 Y- - .- Q, , 1, Y, --,, J 1 . , .V x ,- Vai. Y- Q Y .-C -X 4- - Y 5 -4 'Sf ' ' - . , L .. 4 5- S X -Q. 1-,z - -..... - , , , .. , . J- . ,,, .. ,- ,,- ..-av . ' -. ' . - -- ,h x. - , , X X--H - .- I - - 4-1 Q 7.4 7' 4 f 5 if V i Y' A, 's-ff... f '- x 4 . Y ..- Y g A- , , .-4 .5 X A-IN' . f - ' --- ' ' g 4 'J' ' -4' 4' -1' -Q' , 3 . i F' X ... - ..-' , Q- - f-L 1.-' '11 N - - fy l K . L x kr W.- :HJ '12-, 'A fs! X v ' ' - x , I J- ..- ' f . g7f 1 'Q' s' X, A .gk V is JUQQ - ,A ii' I x f 4 - X vi ,.- f X X-XX I 1' :- I - - '- I T ' 4 X . xx N x 1' X 7 X z X v X. 4, X f l!?:lZe9SX ' 1 -- if 'sqm X 'K' '4 ' if ,2 i...,. -Q...-f ,,..,.-+ -ll, .l ,if ff? 6 Vw wi J- M H0 QR lx- 5, .f A r .5 ,. - 5.4 - -V A -, s ,, KJ., i, 4 - , -,' ,. .. Revs-'Sm-' zz. - i' 1 , x .- , .r E4 . .. ' f' X -X7 .,,,. - -r,.. -f 4-r -f- .4 .A X45 xv' ,, Back row: Weber, Cast, Stiles, Schlick, Cianciola, Barrett, Boniel Front rowi Challoner, Bayer, Stark, Robinson, Fry, Shafer, Xlaert: Hagen With the occurrence of the annual Honors Day convocation a fitting and proper climax was made of the years events. Outstanding students in their respdective helds of study were bestowed with several of Lawrencels highest awards, This was only a partial expression of gratitude to these students for the contribution they had made to the college and community. The girl's athletic awards, the WRA Award and Ponds Sports Award, went to Carol Maertz and Donna Stark respectively. Dick Cast received the lden Charles Champion Cup for his outstanding record, scholastically and athletically. Doug Hagen was honored with the De Coy B. Ellis trophy for being the highest scoring track man, and the Ponds Sports Award for men went to Sal Cianciola. Pat Barrett received the Lawrentian lntra-mural Award. Honor blanket recipients were Sal Cianciola, Dick Cast, jim Schlick, Roger Stiles, and Phil Weber. The Supremacy Cup for intramural athletics went to Beta Theta Pi, and the Participation Trophy for varsity athletics went to Phi Delta Theta. Mary Lou Robinson was awarded the Performers Prize in music for excellence of achievement. The Otho Pearre Fairfield Prize and Warren Hurst Stevens Prize scholarships were presented to Anne Shafer and Dave Challoner, respectively. By vote of the senior class Kay Bayer received the Spade and Dave Challoner the Spoon for being the outstanding junior woman and man. The high- est award of the day, the Spector Cup, went to Nenah Fry. The senior recipient of this honor is determined by student body and faculty vote on the basis of high physical, mental, and moral qualities-all of which are found in the well-rounded student. HONGRS DAY Page 119 TQ-. T Tig, Q james Boyd .J kit .Z Kay Murray 36 J li 1 riff S Natalie Schroeder Earl Bracker Phi Beta Kappa, oldest national fraternity, is symbolized by that gold key which is so widely known and so well deserved by those undergradu- ates receiving the honor of election to member- ship. Election is based on exceptional academic ability and leadership over the four years of study and it is held twice yearly-in fall and spring. Phi Beta Kappa gives recognition of these same qualities in underclassmen by awarding to the sophomore man who has achieved highest scholas- tic honors during his freshman year the Freshman Cup, and the Phi Beta Kappa scholarship to the junior who best fits the ideals of the society. Wally Chandler and Peggy Landis were the recipients this year. if ' V' L-JV. Barbara Schroeder Dave Challoner I X A X l 5 X i f Dick Beringer joan Bernthal Anne Shafer Alf PHI BETA KAPPA yloan Page IZO E lil Zi 1 l f i Paradise, Steele, Larson, Bullard. Code, l-lur, Hagedorn, Voegele,.Borbein. SIGMA Sigma and Pi Sigma were originated by Mortar Board to honor outstanding freshman and sophomore women, respectiyely. The freshmen are elected to Sigma according to their ,academic achieyements during the First year. The election to Pi Sigma is based not only upon excellence in scholarship hut also upon service to the school, This recognition hy Nlortar Board proyides quiet hut highly significant satisfaction for these girls xx ho haye successfully coped with the challenges of the first txyo years of college life, ifafti r A' I ,iiggsg . .1 'i F ' f s S P :- ,Q I S I I A NVarner, Dresback, Ramer, Nicmi, Landis. lvlajor, Eagleburger, Hadley, page .,, PI SIGMA Cappetta, Sackett, E. Bracker, Dr. Raney, Challoner, Beringer, Kuriyama. Election to Mace is one of the highest honors that can be conferred on a Lawrence man. Recipients of this honor are junior and senior men who display outstanding qualities in scholarly achievement, leadership, and con- structive campus activities. Elections are held in May and February with the selection of junior and senior men, respectively, at those times. Dr. William Raney, retiring history professor, was elected to honorary membership. The ofhcers for this year were Dave Sackett, president, and Dick Beringer, secretary-treasurer. If C9 ' y. , I Y if E? IZ iw Dick Beringer , V I' 'i . l f' . Earl Bracker U! J' I- l Ralph Freeman Dave Challoner Dick Bundies john Brunswick 1' g N I . Y.-a I i A FQ v .f ' 'X I ' - I iv' , , sf -- , ' if - ' ' 1' . A , , ax.. ,- 4 Doug Hagen Bob Negronida Dave Sackett Wayne NVendland MA CE Page .,1 . Norma Crawford Helen Casper Nancy Brice joan Bernthal President Being one of the highest awards possible for any upperclass girl, the election to Mortar Board is a perfect climax in recognizing those girls who have displayed outstanding capabilities in the fields of leadership, scholar- ship, and service to the college. This past year Miss Olga Smith was elected to honorary membership. Miss Smith, a Lawrence biology professor, has devotedly contributed to the science of biology and has been a long-time friend to her students. Mortar Board participates actively in college activities. It is responsi- ble for Sigma and Pi Sigma, and the election thereto, for the smarty- party honoring those girls of each class who attain the highest grade- points, and for the sponsoring of various campus projects. Q9 Barbara Schroeder 1 l at ss. f Q C tt.' g-'- 1 gg Natalie Schroeder W Z N. Schroeder, B. Schroeder, Crawford, Shafer, Brice, A1-me Shafer Bernthal, Casper, Miss Smith. Page in MGRTAR BOARD r .-- f nn? Masterson, XVagner. Esch Mail ' N 4 .1 'fits 'I 1 V Q. 4 4-Q'-..?,,. This year the National Collegiate Players claims three students as mem- bers. Waneta Esch, lvlerridee Masterson and Cordon Wagner were elected in the spring of their junior year. These elec- tions are based on scholarship and active work in the field of drama. ln conjunction with Sunset and the English department, the local chapter of National Collegiate Players sponsored Eric Salmon of Shropshire, England, who was currently visiting the United States to study urban and rural drama. Mr. Salmon gave a lecture on Shakespearean drama. NATIQNAL COLLEGIATE PLAYERS Pi Kappa Lambda is a na- tional honorary musical society whose purpose is to encourage eminent achievement in per- formance, original composition or musical leadership. A member of the Association of College Honor Societies, it bases its mem- bership on practical musician- ship as well as on high scholastic requirements. jean Balfe, a senior, and Ed Smith, a junior, were elected to membership this spring. David Bethe received the Pi Kappa Lambda sophomore award, which was founded this year. '44, jean Balfe PI KAPPA LAMBDA page ii. Ed Smith The AFROTC students receiving this honor show definite aptitude for military service while achieving superior grades in their ROTC courses and while display- ing leadership in campus activities and the undergraduate military program. These men must exemplify high moral character and other outstanding qualities in their three years on campus prior to the election to Distinguished Cadets in the senior year. Blask, MacArthur, Burck, Van Dale, Mr. Cunningham. Barden, Craig, Gross, Campbell. DISTINGUISHED CADETS This group is composed of out- standing students in the field of classics. A national honorary fraternity, it is dedicated to stim- ulating interest in the classics. Through discussions, informal parties, and lectures the group provides the students with the opportunity of developing a greater understanding and appre- ciation of the classics in relation to intellectual achievement and a productive and satisfying way of life. page as ETA SIGMA PHI DOROTHY H. DRAHEIM Registrar TED ROBERTS Associate Director of Admissions JOSEPH HOPFENSPERGER MARGUERITE SHUMANN Administrative Assistant Publicity Director l jflfllilf x :WM 1 l QQL'!TtT1:i Hill: Q WILLIAM BURTON Director of Alumni Relations Page io lllllllll 'N Front: Norma Crawford, Nancy Brice Back: Kay Bayer, Ginny Stone Receiving this distinguished honor, upon election by upperclass women, is truly a memorable event for senior girls. It is impossible ever to say what constitutes sincere and enduring friendships-and for that reason this honor can most adequately be described as Best Loved. Lal, gfyx BEST LOVED page .W 4s..i- L A . l - I .. I ,h . ' lg . .lst , .-. N , .. f' fd' I i lallmlc justinejohnson, Sue La Rose, Del joerns, Beverly Baxman, Queen Helen Williams, 1954 Queen Merry Belle Kercher' Rosemary Freeman, Frances Hillborn Flower Girls: Sarah Rowe, Peggy Reed. The new born sunshine of spring is flowing down on the Lawrence campus. lt's May Day and lN1other's Day and the happy crowd is witnessing the procession of the 1955 lX4ay Queen and her court, all members of the senior class. The queen is crowned by her predecessor and the afternoons event is completed by the performance of the winning sorority folk dance, selections by the choir, and the presentation of roses to counselors, women Phi Beta Kappas, members of Mortar Board, and the dean and house mothers. After this official honor to spring and women the crowds stroll up from the lovely river bank to our Union for a reception and open house. W Qiilw Sewer a A g c 4 a45 ' a V lj-l ll lt l l We M 1 1 '-A 'i' - W. 'I ' lj W Q P i w ima f lm jj? gg ir,-,R ' fe 'Q , ,X , ,wife-lx I X ' Q' 'Q xi LJ i MJ' ,M Y-MKY ixxk W-AV. .MBNA A W ek-- pagew MAY DAY QUEEN AND COURT 1 40 oils '1- .f -1, 3 ,- f . 5 'I -PM 'L 'S 4 vi- 41 ' ig Xi 444 V -2, ,Z-Till:-' Y M A-fn . I , - 1 1- Q 4'-- TQ, 5 ' ' X l X--' ' 3 . ' ' til ' -4-L e' X 5 LF, NH Af- f- f fi: -' e s ,e . S fa ' , . 1' X 'f 11 he-tfxfmzrfff ij? 'S fi, eg S ' Y'-'v -- aes- ' - V- - ' , U V.:- I I .- , I - . . , . - . i F W My Q f C This traditional honor bestowed upon a select few of Lawrences sophomore, junior, and senior girls is awarded on the basis of the girls' contributions to school life in general and their personal qualities as displayed in association with others. Their friendliness, charm, intelligence, and attractiveness provide the basic attributes which contribute toward their popularity on the Lawrence campus. CAMPUS STARS page U8 Nnne Hwy Qmolffn fahfdlw 1! 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Education: Art Assoc , Orchestra, French Club, Sigma, Sigma Alpha Iota, Song Leader Recording Sec Ellen Barber Warrens, Wisconsin Mathematics: Delta Gamma, Historian, Treas, Pres g W R A, Publicity, Pres, Law- rentian Stalig Pep Comm , Panhell Coun 3 L U C 1 Counselorg R - L C 1 Spanish Club, Peabody Pres 1 Pi Sig- ma1SklClub,AquaFmp Homecoming Court 3 Chapel Choir: judicial Board, Schola Can- torum, Cheerleader ichard bermger heboygan, Wisconsin istoryg Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice Pres, Comptrollerpfkrnold Air Society, Prcsp L Club, Treas gWrestling: Lawrentian, Ad. Stall. LUC, Solicitor: Fo- rensics, R L C 3 Radio Workshopi Mace, Scc - Treas ,President'sCup1 AF R,O.T C. Awards. Theater Productions, Polling Comm Joan Bernthal Arlington Heights, llli- DUIS Anthropology, Alpha Delta Pi, Historian, Treas, Vice Pres . XY R A, Swimming Chm , L Vi' A , Sec . Prcs , Ariel, Directory lid , L L' C , Sec , Siilic- itor, Educator Solicitor. Counselor, RL C, Board, Treas 1 French Cluhi Dorm Ofliccrg Phi Beta Kappa, Mor- tar Board, Sigma, Pi Sigma, Aqua Fin, Thea- ter Pro-Juctioni Stage 1 'rm s rice Wisconsin Chi Marlene Brockman Valdcrs, Wisconsin Music Education, Kappa Delta. Editor, W R A Q Art Assoc 3 A Cappella Choir, Schola Cantorum: L S A L 'Transfer from Luther College Bob Boeye Rock lsland, Illinois History. Beta Theta Pig L Club, Football, Basketballp Tennis. Ariel, Sports Ed , Pep Comm 1 Handbook Stall, Forensics: Ski Cllub, Homecoming Pins, Honiecorning Binilt Kay Bayer Merrill, Wisconsin BioloS5': Delta Gamma, Rush Chm, Vice Pres 1 W R A , Recorder. L WA, Co-Soc Chmg Ariel, Activities Ed , Lawrentian, Business Nlgri Handbook Edi- torl A Cappella Choir, Counselor , Radio W'orl-t- shopg Sunset. Dorm Officer, Aqua Fin, ,lu- mor Spadep Campus Star, Best Loved A 1-iv 45'- Mary Bowlby Vlauwatosa, Vhsconsin Mathematics, Alpha Delta Pi, Pres, His- torian-Reporter, Pan- hell rep , W' R X . L Vi A , Ariel, Pep Comm , Panhell Coun , House Chm , L Ll C 3 Counselor, R L C ,Ger- man Club, Ski Club, Pres Student Comm Barbara Brooks Chippewa Falls, XVis- consin Englishi Alpha Delta Pi, Corresponding Sec . Social Chm, W RA g L W,A 2 L U C. John Brunswick Delavan, Wisconsin Biologyl Phi Delta Theta, Vice Pres, So- cial Chmg LH Club, Football, Golf, A Cap- pella Choirg Cierman Club, Macep Schnla Cantorum, Page 145 WALL, Beverly Becker West Bend, Wisconsin Art, W R A, Rep on Board, L XV A , Rep to S E C, L U C , Solici- tor, Art Assoc , Or- chcstra, Band, Radio Wtirltshnp, lfrench Ciluln, Aqua lrin, Latt- rence Choral Society, S C' X Barbara Bennett Minneapolis, Minnesota English, Delta Ciamma, Social Chm , Standards Chm ,W R A ,L W A. Lawrentian, Reporter. L U C , Solicitori Art Assoc Q R L C , lfrench lxluln James Boyd Xlanitinioc, Wise-insin English-Nlusic, Beta Theta Pi, Sclwlarship Clhm , Constitution Co- Chm , Ariel, Business Stal1,L Lf C , Solicitor, Art Ass-ic , A Cappella lfhiiirl lrehcstra liantl. R l. fl , Carman liluh, 'Schola Cant-irum lloniirs, High llontirs Nlusic linsemlvle Earl Bracker Llreen Bax, Wiscrinsin Biol--gy Beta Theta Pi, Pres, Sec, CQ-'i-Rush Chm , Laxx rt-ntian, lid Board, Rules Ciirnrn Chm, Ciinxti Ctirnm Co-Chm , I l fi . I. L K1 , X Cappel- la Choir Counselor R L C , German C luh Nici: Pres, Nlace, Sl-i C'lul1,l3roL..ixx Hutl-tt Richard Bundles K enpsha, X'-'isconsin History, Sigma Phi Epsilon Pres, Rush Chm , L Clluh. Foot- ball, Track, Lawrence Rep to Nat l l lf fl Ciinl' g Nlace Q Thomas Butts fxlilxxaukee. YVisconsin Chemistry. Phi Delta Theta Treas , L filUlW,SXYlfY1l'T1II1E. L U C ,li-and, Sherwin- Xhlliams Scholarship in Chemistry, Young Re- publican Cluh LAWRENCE COLLEGE BOARD OE TRUSTEES OFFICERS George Banta, jr., President. . ......,.............. . . William E. Buchanan, Vice-President .. . . Elmer H. jennings, Vice-President ...,,. john G. Strange, Secretary ............... , ...,... . . Donald C. Slichter, Treasurer .............,.....,....,.... Roy I-l. Purdy, Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treasurer .... Rev. Ralph Taylor Alton ,... . Fanny L. Babcock. .. . . . . George Banta, jr. ...... . Dr. William H. Bickel ..... . . Milan Boex ..........,..........,... Rev. Charles A. Briggs CHonoraryj .... William E. Buchanan ............... Mary A. Davis.. .. .. .. Edward j. Dempsey .,... . Russell C. Flom.. .... . .. Edward P. Hamilton .... Dan A. Hardt ..... . . . Elmer H. jennings .... George F. Kasten ,..... ....... john R. Kimberly .,......,..,.. Douglas M. Knight Cex officioj .... . Ernst Mahler .... ..., . . . .... . . . Norton E. Masterson. ...... ..... . Stanton W. Mead .... ............. Rev. Bishop H. Clifford Northcott. .. . . Cola G. Parker ,...... .............. Roy H. Purdy ..... Lee C. Rasey ..., john P. Reeve ..... Arthur P. Remley. . . Harold H. Seaman ..... Ruth H. Shattuck ..... Donald C. Slichter. .. . . Gertrude S. Slocum .... Carlton W. Smith ..... Mowry Smith, jr.. . . Karl E. Stansbury ..... David H. Stevens ...... john Stevens, jr .... .......... john G. Strange ..... .......... Rt. Rev. Harwood Sturtevant ..... Edwin N. West ..... ........ .... j. R. Whitman ..... .............. Charles H. Worcester CHonoraryj .... TRUSTEES Page 1 1 . . . .Menasha . . . .Appleton . . . .Appleton . . . .Appleton . . , .Milwaukee . . . .Appleton . . . .Appleton ......,.....Neenah ...........Menasha Rochester. Minnesota ..........GreenBay . . . . .Wautoma , . . .Appleton . . . .Milwaukee . . . . .Oshkosh . . . .Menasha . . .Two Rivers . . . .Appleton . . . .Appleton , . . .Milwaukee . .... Neenah . . . . . .Appleton ......,..Neenah . . . . .Stevens Point . . . .Wisconsin Rapids . ......... Madison . ....... Menasha . . . . . .Appleton . . . .lvlilwaukee . . . .Appleton .......Neenah . . . .Milwaukee . , , . .Neenah . . . .Milwaukee .. . . ., . . .lvlilwaukee , . . . . . .Dayton, Ohio .North Bend, Oregon ...........Appleton ...........Ephraim . . . .Menasha . . . .. .Appleton . ...Fond du Lac ....i....Neenah .........Appleton . . . . .Chicago, Illinois SENIORS RVQM f ,fi A -,st-scsi Q Johanna Campbell St Louis, lvlisouri Classics: Ariel, Drama liditor, Art Assoc L 0r- chcstra, Eta Sigma Phi. Sec , Yice Pres , Pi Sigma, Peabody Prize in Latin D- . if I 5: u QW I ! . ilun:L.e , ........-.. Helen Casper Appleton, Wisconsin English: ltW.A.: Law- rcntian, Feature Ed., News Ed, Managing Ed, Editor in Chiel. Contributor: L U C . Solicitor,Mortar Board, Pres 1 Pi Sigma. David Challoner Green Bay, Wisconsin Chemistry, Pre-Med.: Beta Theta Pi, Rush Chm.: Lawrentian, Ed. Board: Rep to SE C.: A Cappella Choir: Ger- man Club: Brokaw Vice-Pres.: Phi Beta Kappa: Mace: junior Spoon: Phi Beta Kalppa Fresh. Scholarship ro- phy: Phi Beta Kappa junior Scholarship: Warren Hurst Stevens Prize Fellowship: S E C, Treas., Pres 1 Student-Faculty ,ludi- cial Board. Norma Crawford Rhinelander, Wisconsin Anthropology: Kappa Delta, Vice-Pres. Pledge fxlxstress, Sec , W R .-X , Hockey Mgr . Nite-Pres ,L XX' A , Co- Social Chm , Pep Comm , Social Comm . L U C , Solicitor,Coun- selnr, R L C , French Club, German Club, Sage Co-Social Chm , Mortar Chm, Projects Chm , Pi Sigma, Ski Club, Nlodern Dance. .iXtiuaFin:CarnpusStar, Best Loved Robert Evanstad Menasha, Wisconsin Economics, Phi Delta Theta, l'rench Club. Young Republicans Club Page I .go Wllllam Cuntz Westfield, New jersey Chemistrg, Sigma Phi Epsilon, ec , Co-Social Chm, Arnold Air So- ciety, Adjutant Re- corder, Basketball: A Cappella Choir: Schola Cantorum Helen Fehlhaber Wausau, Wisconsin Art,Alpha Dalta Pi, Re- cording Sec 3 W.R A : L.W.A : Ariel: Hand- book: Art Assoc L Span- ish Club: Ski Club. Charlotte Darling Appleton, Wisconsin Art: Kappa Alpha Theta, Co-Rush Chm,, Vice-Pres L W RA 1 L - W.A : Ariel, Faculty- Administration Ed I Homecoming Comm L LUC:ArtAssoc,Co- Social Chm :Orchestral Ski Club: Carnival Comm g Campus Star. fn: '-. V l ' .i Fi' M' ' '- X ' fl il ' ' 1 vii? ' i - T Qi: Q A -f ? 'lil ,. 1 fig' 'QF-I Barbara Fleweger Appleton, Wisconsin Music Education: Delta Gamma, Panhell Rep.: Ariel, Music Ed.: Pan- hell Coun., jr. Panhell Advisor: Art Assoc.: A Cappella Choir.: Aqua Fin: Homecoming Court: Military Bal Squadron Leader: Beauty Queen: Campus Star: Lawrence Singers. Janie Clapp Fort Snelling, Minne- sota Biology, Art: Alpha Chi Omega, Pledge Advisor, Co-Social Chm.: W.R.- A.: L,W.A,: Panhell Coun,, If-r. Panhell Ad- visor, reas : L U C., Solicitor: Art Assoc.: Counselor: R.L.C,: Ski Club: Aqua Fin, Pub- licity:Canterbury Club, Pres. L Lyle Delwlche Sturgeon Bay, Wiscon- Slfl Economics: Beta Theta Pi, Social Chm L Ariel, Business Staff: Law- rentian, Business Staff. Circulation Mgr: Pep Comm p Social Comm.: Homecoming Comm : LUC: Art Assoc: R,L C.: Radio Work- shop: Ski Club, Judy Flannlgan Racine, Wisconsin Ps chology: W.R.A,: L.El.C,g Religion in Life Confer. Shirley Cox Wausau, Wisconsin Art: Delta Gamma, Anchora Rep., Social Chm.: W.R.A., Basket- ball Sec.-Treas.: Pep mm.: Home- comin Comm.: Hand- book Staffg L.U.C., So- licitor: Art Assoc.: Band: Counselor: Span- ish Club: Ski Club: Aqua Fin. Lucille Crandall Edgerton, Wisconsin Art: Alpha Delta Pi W.R.A.: L.W.A.: Arieli Tech. Asst.: Pe i Comm.: Handbool Staff: Art Assoc.i R.L.C.: French Club' Cheerleader, Capt. Curling Club: Prospec' tive Student Comm, Donald Erdrnan Marinette, Wisconsin Economics: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pledge Pres., Comptroller: LU.C.. Solicitor: Forensics: Art Assoc.: Schola Can- torum. Donna Fralder Chicago, lllinois French: Delta Gamma, Rituals Chm.: W.R.A.: French Club, Pres.: Spanish Club: Ski Club: Schola Cantorumi- Young Republicans Club. Waneta Each Sheboygan, Wisconsin ' Theater and Drama: Delta Gamma, Rusi Chm., Publicig Chmr L,W.A.g L.U. ., Seci Chm.: Forensics: Ari Assoc: Radio Work- shop, Pres.: Sunseii Pres.: Spanish Club Social Chm.: Pres. Cui for Excellence in Origi nal Oratory: Campui Star. Ralph Freeman ' Green Bay, Wisconsin: Economics: Beta Thelw Pi, Treas.: Uni? Comm.: A Cappel, Choir: Orchestra! Mace. SENIORS J. Michael Gahagan Elm Grove, Wisconsin Economics: Beta Theta Pi, L Club, Basket- ball: Golf, Spanish Club, Treas.: Newman Club, Pres., Treas. LeRoy Goldbeck Racine, Wisconsin Chemistry: Sigma Phi Epsilon: A Cappella Choir, Counselor, Phi Mu Al ha Sinfonia, Sec, Cpurling Club, Choral Society, Lu- theran Student Assoc., Presi Transfer from University of Wisconsin Extension, Racine. Douglas Hagen Grand Rapids, Michi- gan Psychology 5 Beta Theta Pi, Pledge Master, L Club, Basketball, Track, Capt., Cross Country, Capt., Law- rentian, Sports Ed.: L.U.C., Counselor: L Club Award, DeGoy Ellis Trophyl Arnold Air Society, Vice-Pres., ' Mace. James Hall Milwaukee, Wisconsin Economics, Phi Delta Theta, Social Chm, Pres., Homecoming Comm., IFC., L U C Libby Goldston Sandusky, Ohio Economics: Pi Beta Phi, Athletic Chm., Vice- Pres, Co-Social Chm 1 Ariel, Copy Ed, Co- Editor in Chief, Law- rentian, Editoria Board, jr. Panhel Coun, Pres L L U.C., Solicitorl Head Coun- selor, L W A., Judicial Board, Student-Faculty judicial Board. Ralph Gooding Normal, Illinois Geology, Phi Delta Theta. JoAnn Hamburg Edgerton, Wisconsin Biology, Pi Beta Phi, Censor. Recording Sec Q L.W.A 2 Ariell Hand- book Staff, Art Assoc Z R L C. Roger Hartjes Kaukauna, Wisconsin Ixlusic Education? Phi lvlu Alpha Sinfonia. Historian, A Cappella Choir , Orchestra. Band, Schola Cantorum John Gundlach Neenah, Wisconsin Biology: Phi Delta Theta, UL Club, Vice- Prcs , Football, Co- Capt L Homecoming Comm L A F.R O T C.L Arnold Air Society, Biology Lab Ass t 1 Lawrence Athletic Board, Transfer from Ripon College. H Olinda Haehlen Green Bay, Wisconsin Biology, Kappa Delta. Sec, W,R.A., Rep. to SEC., A Cappella Choir: Dorm OfhcerL Schola Cantorum, United Student Fellow- ship, Transfer from Macalester College, St. Paul, Minnesota. Ibrahim Hazimah Beirut, Lebanon Geology Barbara Erickson Hoehn Park Ridge, Illinois Psychology, Kappa Al- pha Theta, Scholarship Chm ,WRA ,LW.A., Social Comm , Home- coming Comm , Cheer- leader. lkanny Hoehn . Port Washington, Wis- consiri Histor ,Economics:Phi .Delta !'l'heta, Football: :Basketball3 Track, Pep Comm., Social Comm 3 .Homecoming Comm., 'Spanish Club, Ski Club. Kathryn I-lougard Green Bay, Wisconsin English, Delta Gamma, Corresponding Sec.: L.W.A., Lau rentian, Handbook, L.U.C Q Ra- dio Workshop, French Club, Dorm Officer, Schola Cantorum, ,Ju- dicial Board. Edward Howe Waukesha, Wisconsin Histoig, Phi Kapgla Tau, ledge Pres, - cial Chm., Activities Chm., LU.C., Art As- soc , A Cappella Choir, R.L.C., French Club: S.C.A. 2 N Till 4 i v- XT Floyd Hudec Riverside, Illinois Economics, Delta Tau Delta Page I47 .fs 6. Nancy Hyde Shaker Heights, Ohio Spanish: Kappa Alpha Theta, Fraternity Edu- cation Chm., Athletic Chm., Spanish Club: Ski Club, Aqua Fin, junior Year at Mexico City College. Joanne Jacobsen Chicago, Illinois Art, Pi Beta Phi, Re- cording Sec, Rush Chm:WRA1LUC1 Art Assoc: Counselor. Spanish Club: German Club, Aqua FinL Mili- tary Ball Honorary Squadron1CampusStar. rifle? ' 7 T R Kass., -51- ,., . trio- - Betsy Jarrett Phoenix, Arizona ,Xrt1 Kappa Alpha Theta, Panhcll Rep. Pres , W R .-X 3 L WA. Panhell Rep . Social Comm., Co-Social, Chrn , Homecoming Comm L Handbook Staff, Panhell Coun, Pres , YicefPres p L.- UC, Solicitor, Dc- signed Christmas Card, Xrt Assoc . Program Chm 1 Counselor, lfrench Club, Publicity Chm , Dorm Ofhcer. Campus Star, X .. .Lo S Richard Johnson Chicago, Illinois Economics, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Social Chm. House Chm 1 Spanish Clubp Social Comm, Art Assoc 1 A F R O,- T.C g L U C , Home- coming Comm. William Joyce Appleton, NVisconsin History, Delta Tau Delta, Homecoming Comm ,I RC ,LUC, lforcnsicsp R L C Q Ra- dio NVorkshop, S EC Student Linen Comm , Prospective Student Comm , Curling Club Jerome Kamps Appleton. Wisconsin Architecture, Art As- soc 3 United States Air l'orcc Richard Kamps Kimberly, Wisconsin Government. Carole Kaplan Oak Park, lllinois English: Pi Beta Phi,i Publicity Chm., Schol-l arship Chm., L.W.A.gi Lawrentian, Headline! Ed., L.U,C., Solicitorpi Radio Workshoppj French Club. Vice-1 Pres.1 TV Workshop,i Sec.: Summer School atrl University of Paris, Onen Act Play. Dave Challoner, Outstanding junior Man in 1955 Walter Karst Wauwatosa, VVisconsin History: Phi Delta Theta, Swimming, Ten- nis. Art Assoc 2 Cer- man Club, Ski Club Carolyn Kasten Maywood, Illinois Englishg Alpha Chi Omega, Rush Chm, Sec , Exec. Coun , Standards Boardg Ariel, Copy Ed 1 Art Assoc., Spanish Club, Sec.: 'lichcnor Prize in Eng- lish. Kenneth Kuether Sheboygan, Wisconsin Mathematics, Sigma Phi Epsilon, 'Co-Rush Chm, lnterirat. Ath- letic Chmg Arnold Air Society. Com trollerg L Club: Fpootball, Mgr.: Art Assoc.: Ger- man Club. Donald Kinn Chicago, Illinois Biology , Phi Kappa Tau Page 148 James Kllgas Kaul-cauna, Wisconsin Music EducationL Phi lvlu Alpha Sinfonia, Treas L Orchestra: Band: Transfer from Wisconsin State College in Nlilwaukce, Gerald Klomberg Horicon, Wisconsin Chemistry - Pre-Med Phi Delta Thctap Ariel: Business Staff, L U C L Band. German Club, Ski Club. Nancy Klosterman Shawano, Wisconsin Theater and Drama? Pr Beta Phi, Social Chmp National Colle- giate Players, L W A L A Cappella Choir, Radio Workshop, Sun- seti Schola Cantoruml Theater Productionsl Transfer from Stephens College. George Krelllng Appleton, Wisconsin Spanish, Lawrentian, Ed Board, Reporter, News Ed., Managing Ed, L.U.C., Solicitor: Spanish Club, Publicity Chm. Kenneth Kuehl Wausau, Wisconsin ' Economics. Walter Larsh Kingsford, Michigan Psychology: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pledge Master: Stage Crews, Ski Club. Q, f, Thomas Lembcke Appleton, XVisconsin Music Education, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Pros , Alumni Sec : Or- chestra: Band: Schola Cantorumi Chapel Choir, Stage Crews Robert Llnskens Appleton, Wisconsin Mathematics. John McConnell Winnetka, lllinms Economics, Beta Theta Pi, Football, Dorm Officer, Ski Club Janet McLeod lX1adison, Wisconsin Anthropology, L W A Barton McNeil Kenosha, Wisconsin Art, Phi Kappa Tau, Lawrcntian, Art Assoc , Social ilhm , Ifrcncli Club K Ll ' S if ,. s gf w Meridlth Masterson Stevens Point, Wiscon- Slfl Spanish: Pi Beta Phi, Scholarship Chm., Cor- responding Sec, Na- tional Collegiate Play- ers, Pres., W,R.A,, L.W.A., Ariel, Law- rentianp Handbook, Ed., LUC., RLC, Honors, Radio Work- shop, Sunset: French Club, Spanish Club, Chapel Choir, Heelers, Pres. ,ScholaCanr.orum, Theater Production. Ronald Maxwell Wisconsin Rapids consin English, , Wis- Kathleen Merley Chicago, Illinois Biology: Kappa Alpha Theta, Activities Comm , Athletic Chm, Recommends Co-Chm g W R.A., Badminton Chm : L W A 3 Arr Assoc : A Cappella Choir, French Club, Cheerleader, Schola Cantorum Kay Bayer, Outstanding junior Woman in loss Raymond Meyer St. Nazianz, Wisconsin English, Lawrentian, Reporter, Contributor, A Ca pella Choir, One Act Slay: Schola Can- torum: Transfer from American Conserva- tory, Chicago, Illinois. Page 149 Robert Meyer Appleton, Wisconsin Economics. Mary Lou Moore Minneapolis, Minnesota Anthropology 1 Delta Gamma, L.W.A., Ariel, Directory Ed., Rep. to S.E,C., Pep Comm., Dorm Officer, jr. Pan- hellCoun.gPres.,Young Republican Club, Transfer from Brad ford junior College, Haver- hill, Massachusetts. James Morris Milwaukee, Wisconsin Economics, Beta Theta Pi, Corresponding Sec., Alumni Relations Sec., Alternate Delegate to Nat'I, Convention, Ariel, Lawrentianl, Sports Ed., Union Comm., Handbook Staff, si John Murdock Hinsdale, Illinois English. Kay Murray Chicago, Illinois Mathematics, Pi Beta Phi, Treas: W RA 1 L W.A,, Ariel, Law- rentianl S E C , Hand- book, Radio Workshop' Spanish Club, German Club, Sigma, Pi Sigma: Aqua Fin: Ralph White Prize irr Mathematics, Schola Cantorum. Donald Rletz SE IORS Robert Negronlda Chicago, Illinois Art: Beta Theta Pi: L Club, Pres.: Bas- ketball1 Track: Cross Country: Art Assoc, Membership Chm.1 LawrenceCollegeSports Publicity Director. Mace. Thomas Plaehn Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Art: Delta Tau Delta: Track: L U C., Foreign Student Chm 1 Art As- soc 3MembershipChi'n.: Counselor, Young Re- publican Club: Veteran, United Staies Army. Wallace Nelson XVisconsin Rapids, Wis- COl'lSll l Economics: Beta Theta Pig Art Assoc 3 Counse- lor: French Club sin Lee 0'Nell Neenah, Wisconsin Economics. Thyrza Otterbacker Zion, Illinois English: L.W.A.: Art Assoc.: Schola Can- torum: Transfer from Monticello College, Al- ton, Illinois. Nancy Owen Neenah, Wisconsin Music Education: Kappa Delta, Treasl Sigma Alpha Iota, Cor- responding Sec., Vice- Pres., Chaplain: L.W.- A,: L,U.C,, Solicitorl A Cappella Choir: Band g Sigma: Pi Si ma: S.C.- A.: Schola Cantorum: Lutheran Student As- soc, Pres. John Prange Sturgeon Bay, Wiscon- Economicsg Beta Theta Pi, House Mgr: ULU Club: Football: Wres- tling: Social Comml Ski Club, Pres: Ski Team, Capt, Barbara Randall Cincinnati, Ohio Theater and Drama: Kappa Alpha Theta. Treas.: L,W.A.: Social Comm., Co-Social Chm. 3 L,U.C., Solicitor: Counselor g Radio Work- shop: Sunset: French Club: Dorm Officer: Pi Sigma: Ski Club: Mod- ern Dance: Aqua Fin: Theater Productions. Chicago, Illinois Economics: Delta Tau Delta, Pres , Asst. Treas. Athletic Chm.: l.F.C.g L.U.C. David Sackett LaGrange, Illinois Biology-Pre-Med.: DeltaTau Delta, Treas.I Lawrentian, Ed. Board: Rep. to S,E.C.1L.U.C., Treas: A Cappella Choir: R.L.C.: German Club: . Mace, Pres.: Honors: S.E.C., Vice- Pres.: New Student Wk. Comm., Chm, -f -- 'Q Georg! Reinhardt Lombard, Illinois English: Kappa Delta, Editor, Song Chm.2 W.R.A,: Ariel: Law- rcntian, Reporter: Fo- rensics, Sec., Librarian! A Cappella Choir: Ski Club: Aqua Fini Presi- denL's Cup for Orginal Oratoryi Curling lub: .I r. Panhell Goun. : Heel- ers: Schola Cantomm. Philip Rickey Geneva, Illinois Government. Mary Ann Sanford Morris, Illinois Art: W.R.A.1 L.W.A.: Lawrentian: Art Assoc. Page ISO Ronald Schaps Chicago, Illinois Political Science: Foot- ball: Ariel, Business Staff: Forensics: A Cap- pella Choir: Schola Can- torum: Circle K Club: Track: U.S.F., Pres: A.F.R.O.T.C., Drill Team: Curling Club. Don Schlafke Appleton, Wisconsin Physics James Schllck Milwaukee, Wisconsin Art: .Beta Theta Pi, Athletic Chm.: L Club: Football: Track: Swimming: Art Assoc 2 Swim Team, Capt : L Blanket :Newman Club: Transfer from Loras College, Dubuque, Iowa. Willard Schmidt Embarrass, Wisconsin Physics: L Club: Wrestling: Counselor, Transfer from St Nor- bert College. Barbara Schroeder Chicago, Illinois Anthrolpolog 9 Kappa Delta, Vice-Pres.: W.- R A , Board! Ariel, Ac- tivitiesCo-Ed :L W A.: L U C, Board, Solici- tor: Counselor: R L C , Sec : Spanish Club. Pres, Social Chm 1 Phi Beta Kappa: Mortar Board Treasurer: Sig- ma: Pi Sigma. 1 5 Natalie Schroeder Chicago, Illinois Anthropology: Kappa Delta, Pres , Treas : W R A., Board, L - W A , Ariel, Activi- ties, Co-Ed L Convoca- tion Comm : Panhell Coun , Treas : L U C. Solicitor: Counselor: R L C , Steering Board: French Club, Pres , Vice-Pres , Adviser: Phi Beta Kappa: Mortar Board, Sec : Sigma: Pi Sigma: Fraternity Forum Steering Comm SENIORS Richard Schulze Greenville, Wisconsin Physics. Kenneth Seefeld Oshkosh, Wisconsir Art: Delta Tau Delta, Recording Sec , Treas , Pledge Pres, Rush Chm., House M r.: Basketball: Tennis: Pep Comm.: Homecoming Comm: Art Assoc.: Dorm Officer: Ski Club: Prom King: Circle K Club: New Student Wk. Comm.: Transfer from University of Cali- fornia, Santa Barbara Anne Shafer Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Art: Kappa Delta, Co- Rush Chm: WRA: L W A., Treas.: Ariel, Co-Ed.: Lawrentian, Ed. Board: L U C 1 Art Assoc., Sec : Orchestra: Band: Counselor: R - L.C., Chm: Phi Beta Kappa: Mortar Board. Ed.: Sigma: Pi Sigma: Otho Pearre Fairfield Scholarship: Schola Cantorum. Michael Slmonds Winnetka, Illinois Government Q Sigma Phi Epsilon, jr. Marshal, Sr Marshal, LM Club: Track, Cross Country: Art Assoc : Spanish Club, Cu-Social Chm, I A' ...ii John Skidmore Oshkosh, Wisconsin Organ: A Cappella Choir, Phi lXIu Alpha Sunfonia: Newman CIulN,ScholaCantorumL Transfer from Wiscon- sin State College at Oshkosh College. James Smullen Wisconsin Rapids, Wis COHSIU Psychology: Phi Kapp: Tau Susan Smykal Wheaton, Illinois English: Delta Gamma, Recording Sec., Pub- licity Chm.: L.W.A.: Lawrentian, Feature Ed.: Pep Comm.: Art Assoc.: French Club: Ski Club: Young Re- publican Club, Sec. Lynn Souerbry Flossmoor, Illinois Biology: Kappa Alpha Theta, Sec.: Spanish Club:L,W.A. Thomas Sprackling Janesville, Wisconsin Economics: Phi Delta Theta: HL Club: Foot- ball: Track: Swimming: Spanish Club: Swim Team, Co-Capt. 3 Trans- fer from University of Wisconsin. Page 151 N. 'ha'-'.CA': ' , PZ' . . . . :awww 2 . . - ' gk.-fig, - e ,Q iz, . .:.. .3 fl I :V ' Dorothy Staiger Aurora, Illinois English: Kappa Alpha Theta, Corresponding Sec: L.W.A.: Rep. to SEC.: Social Comm.: LU.C.g Counselor: R.- L C :Schola Cantorum: Stage Crews: New Stu- dent Comm.: Prospec- tive Student Comm, Robert Sternitzky Menasha, Wisconsin Economics. f IPTPA J I 50 Ginny Stone Chippewa Falls,- Wis- COFISID .slusic Education: Pi Beta Phi, Song Chm. Rush Co-Chm, Pres : L XX' A 3 Ariel, Nlusic Fd.: Homecoming Comm : Handbook Staff: Panhell Coun : L U C.: A Cappella Choir: Counselor: Cam- pus Star: Best Loved, 'T Gordon Wagner Delavan, XK'isconsin Theater and Drama: Nacional Collegiate Players, Ariel, Business Stall: Homecoming Comm: A Cappella Choir: Band, Radio XVorkshop, Director, Advisor, Sunset, Mem- bership Chmg Dorm Ufhcefi Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia: Schola Can- torum Howard Thompson Glen Ellyn, Illinois Chemistry: Deira Tau Delta ,5- Judie Walworth Oak Park, Illinois Art: Alpha Delta Pi, ScholarshipChm :Ariel, Art Ed : Lawrentian, Cartoonist: Rep. to S E C 3 Pep Comm . Dads Day Chm ,Social Comm , L UC , Card Chm., Convo Chm , Forensics. Art Assoc: R L C.: Radio Work- shop, Art Program Chm.: Sunset: French Clubl Spanish Club: Sigma: Stage Crews: Theater Productions, Schola Cantorum, Chapel Choir, Joan Tlmmermann Arlington Heights, Illi- nois Mathematics: Alpha Chi Omega, Co- Rush Chm., Pledge Mistress, Sports Chm 1 W RA., Intramural Mgr., Bowl- ing Chm, Folk Dance Chm,: Ariel, Directory Ed.: Pep Comm 3 Pan- hell Coun, Sec: Jr. Panhell Coun 3 L,U,C, Solicitor: Counselor: German Club, Vice- Pres : Dorm Ofhcex: Sigma: Pi Sigma: Ski Club: Aqua Fin. ffsz-1. '- .., 2335, f .. 032331 'N I tc ' ' . g , . - g ,, . . , ' so Q -,. if ' rieffsfi is I. t :sm ci'fW'Eff' 2573 , Wayne Wendland Menasha, Wisconsin Chemistry: Beta Theta Pi:Ariel, Business Mgr: Handbook Staff: I. U C : A Cappella Choir:Band,Vice-Pres I R L,C: Radio Work- shop: Sunset, German Club: Arnold Air So- ciety, Distinguished Student Award: Re- serve Officcfs Assoc lwledalg Schola Can- torum: Theater Prn- ductions: lxflace, s I James Uyeda Hawaii Music Education: Beta Theta Pi: Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Robert Whitman Kaukauna, Wisconsin English: Phi Delta Theta: Football: Con- tributor: Counselor. Dean Wolske Algoma, Wisconsin Biology :Beta Theta Pi, Recorder: Lawrcntian, Reporter: Union Comms Chm L L U G. Solicitor: A Cappella Choir:Counselor:Union Conference Delegate Susan Wright Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Anthropology: Delta Gamma, Scholarship Chm: L.W.A.: Ari: Assoc: French Club: Phi Kappa Tau Sweet- heart. 4 'V .f t e 5 vii ' ,W R I l ' D lr Carol Yates Zuelkle Chicago, Illinois Art: Alpha Chi Omega. Vice-Pres, Warden: Corresponding Sec,: W.R,A,: Stage Crews: Transfer from Univer- sity of Illinois. Page 151 Grace Trester Sheboygan, Wisconsin Voice: Alpha Delta Pi, Executive Board: SE G. I. W.A,: A Cappella Choir: French Club: German Club: Sigma Alpha Iota, Scholarship Shm,: Messiah Soloist: Lawrence Singers: Schola Cantorum. Thomas Voss Mosinee, Wisconsin Mathematics: Beta Theta Pi, Vice-Pres.: Basketball: Ariel: Pep Comm., Co-Chm.: Ski Club. Margaret Wolfe Roodhouse, Illinois Government: Delta Gamma, Projects Co- Chm.: L.W A.: French Club: Young Republi- can Club: Presidents Cupi- Transfer from Northwestern Univer- sity. SENIORS NOT PICTURED james Boen Roger Hall Thomas Steger Larry Stewart .janet Vander Heyden Allen Walldren We of the 19,0 Arxel start w rsh to end our xeanboolt by commemoratmg lxllss Edlth Mattson whose unselllsh serx 1ce to Lawrence spanned a perlod of almost twenty fue years As d1et1c1an of the largest women s dormltorx on campus Nllss Mattson constantly concerned herself w1th producmg well balanced good tastmg eatlng ex ery meal W1th scrupulous care th1s attentue housekeeper kept her glgantlc abode ln perfect order and toolx speclal palns to subdue the lmpersonal atmosphere of a dormltory ln fax or of an xntlmate home lll-x6 feellng 'Xhss 'Xlattson s llfe w as one of altru1st1c magnanlmlty w 1th no thought of recompense Her gener oslty and concern for the well belng of others w 1ll long be remembered by those w ho have eaten ln her dlnmg room and lu ed ln her Sage meals, not only for health's sake, but because she wished every girl' to delight in IN MEMQRIAM Page 153 Sounds strange, doesn't it?, Yet that's something you probably won't remark-at least not with the same inflection-a few short years from now. We mention this now, because now is the time to do some intelligent thinking about it. It you heed this advice NOW, there'll be a smile in your voice when you re-read it later, as you page through this book of wonderful memories-perhaps with your family-several years from now. You'll be needing life insurance then. We'd like to point out several important things about it. First, the younger you are when you take out your life insurance, the lower your annual payments will be. So the sooner you start, the less you'll have to pay each year. Next, there are three basic types of lite insurance contracts-term, whole 1 sy, 3 1 life, endowment--and scores of variations and combinations. They differ in what they can do for you. There are also three types of life insurance companies: IJ a stock company with board of directors elected by personal or proxy vote of stockholders who profit from it oper- ationp 21 a mutual with directors elected by personal or proxy vote of policy-holders who participate in its earnings: and 31 a fraternal, like the Aid Association for Lutherans, with board directly elected by in- sured member-owners who share their organizatiorfs savings. Finally, you should realize that with so many companies and so many kinds of insurance contracts, it is difficult to select the particular one that is best for you. Our advice- don't try. Instead of selecting a contract, select a good life insurance counselor. . fy LEGAL RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE APPLETON, WISCONSIN What did you say . . . think of my wife? ' 1. .I- be x X Nl, Congratulations to the AI9PlefOf1'S CLASS GF 1956 newly remodeled leading hotel 22 255 We would like to accommodate the students' parents with our service. Ideal Photo Inc. 208 E. College AMO., APPLETQN Page IS4 The Chinese began it, say the books, in so doing they laid the foundation for the modern world, which has been built on the records of the past and the diffusion of ideas through the written and printed word. Lacking paper, history would be almost a blank, geography still a fable, poetry a harper's songp trade a matter of simple barter . . . each generation, instructed only by word of mouth by elders schooled through crude experience, would have had to repeat the errors of its forefathers, and all human knowledge would have been at the mercy of precarious memory. Likewise, if these great paper machines should be stilled forever, our civilization could hardly rally from the shock .... Thanks to the art of printing and its sister arts, civilization is better insured against disaster than it once was, local misfortunes might force upon it a change of base and scene, but hardly more, while paper continues to be printed. -ARTHUR POUND WE ARE IN BUSINESS . . . . . . to supply our customers with the highest quality book paper at a price which enables them to remain competitive. . . . . to operate and maintain a paper mill which insures steady employment at good wages for our employees, and which will be a credit to our community. . . . to earn sufficient profit so that a portion can be put back in the business to keep the mill modern and growing and to pay adequate dividends to stockholders for the use of their money. Bergstrom Paper Company 9' ' . 'E 'E W fi I A , 'C VA LK Y Q I E Valkyrie papers Page 155 Back: Robert Wilson: Harold Sperka. Vice President, Mrs. john Willsg William Zuelke, jr Wayne Wendland. Student Representative, William Burton, .Alumni Relations Director. Front: Marie Dohr. Secretary ixlrs. Russell Brenzelg lvlrs. Karl Haugen, Presidentg lvlrs. Dexter Wolfe. The Lawrence Alumni .Association has for its purpose the establishment and maintenance of a mutually beneficial relationship between the college and its alumni. the promotion of the welfare of Lawrence College, and the advancement of the individual interests of the members of the association. All students who have been in attendance at Lawrence College for a period of not less than one year are eligible for membership in the association. To become a member you merely notify the Alumni Relations office of your correct mailing address. The legislative and executive powers of the associa- tion are entrusted to a board of twelve directors who are elected by the alumni body. From within this group or from other qualitied members of the Association are chosen a president, two vice presidents, a secretary, and a treasurer. To afford members of the Alumni Association the opportunity of keeping in close Contact with the school, alumni clubs are presently serving many geographical areas. The association encourages recent graduates to attend the meetings of Alumni Clubs and continue a relationship with other Lawrence Alumni. All information concerning alumni, alumni clubs, com- mencement, reunions, association finances, and the Alumnus magazine can be obtained by writing the Alumni Relations office in care of the college. LAWRENCE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION page .1 Oshkosh APPLETON Green Bay BRIGHT FUTURE FTOITI YOUI' old Ffiehd . . . REDDY KILOWATT YOUR HARDEST WORKING SERVANTH A Q WISHING YOU S 2 WISCONSIN MICHIGAN POWER COMPANY MEYER-sEEeE12 I Congratulations to the The Best of Everything in Music 116 w.c011e-ge Ave. Dial REqent 4-5781 CLASS OF 1956 Appleton, Wis. Wurlitzer Organs and Pianos Record RCA Victor and Magnavox Television Radio and Radio-Phonoq raph I Complete Line of Band and Orchestra B I E I S I 1 Instruments and Accessories s Sheet Music , Pg 56 PULP 81 PAPER MILL MACHINERY il' Si? ii? VALLEY IRCN WCRICS CQMPANY Grade Comphments of the Meats I CI-IN BALLIET Y I-ICTEL WALTER SCOTT I MARKET, INC. 55 MAIN STREET C R GE CC OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN -gg: kiwi., nh' Kohler plumbing fixtures are manufac- tured to hut one standard of quality-the highest. They will give you the best in comfort, convenience, durahle service and modern styling. Kohler quality costs no more. There are models for any budget, types and sizes for any space. Your Kohler dealer will help you plan your bathroom, washroom, kitchen or laundry. Kohler Co., Kohler, Wisconsin. KOHLERQF KOHLER The S. S. KRESGE CO. 5 AND lOc STORE MURPI-IY'S -GOOD FOOD? 219 E. College Ave. Appleton, Wis. The Wisconsin Distributing Company O Wholesale Distributors of FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES O For a Taste Treat Drink Apple-Keg Apple luice TO THE SENIORS . . . MAY THE YEARS BRING YOU SUCCESS, HEALTH, AND ABOVE ALL . . . CONTENTMENTI F. I. PECHMAN STUDIOS 127 E. COLLEGE AVE. APPLETON Pechman Portraits have won over 300 honors and awards. Pas 59 COMPLIMENTS OF TI-IE CONWAY I-IOTEL andthe RATIO RESTAURANT C pliments I Nee-nah THE Foundry MENASHA Company. WOODEN WARE Manufacturers of CORPORATION GRAY IRON CASTINGS MENASI-IA, NEENAH, WISCONSIN WISCONSIN For the finest dry cleaning and the highest l Equality work call MODERN DRY CLEAN- I R . Campus Representatives I CUZ we Helen Casper-Sage Mary Bosser-Ormsby , Iohn Murdoch--Delt House Lee Wolf-Brokaw I Waneta Esch--Peabody , Ollie Tangen-Lawe 81 Park Ln Iohn Dyrucl-Phi Delt House Chas. Muehlhauser-Phi Tau House Walter Scott-North House Www MODERN SEE DRY CLEANERS BEE FRANK 222 E. College Ave. REqent 3-4359 APPLETON STATE BANK MEMBER ' FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION APPLETON, WISCONSIN CONWAY HOTEL Page lo I-Ieartiest Congratulations trotn your KIMBERLY-CLARK friends Q' May the future be tooth ohattenqing andgmoduonvetoryouaHnAnd1nay the success you have achieved today be a pattern with you for the years ahead. wr, KIMBERLY-CLARK CORPQRATIGN 0 0 o 0 0 0 o H, 1 1 0 . . . . . . s a ways a p easure 0 o Q o o 0 Q to We1oome you O to this friendly coolo oooooooooo oneastoo11egeavenue oooooooao EDGEWATER SCI-ILAFFRS PAPER I-IAIQDWARF CCDMPANY APPLETONS GREAT HARDWARE if sToRE MENASI-IA, WISCQNSIN , 1 115-121 W. Co11eqe Ave. 17:1 O Q D Q 'U U 13 Q3 QP gn 0 CD 13 O 'U my T55 Z if rn 5? 'Tice I SL Il ' lj 0.72 I EI QCD' 1 gf 51 Cj I mg fi 41 3 m FILMS AND FINISHING 4 Say it w1th Flowers . . Say it with Gurs 231 East College Ave. P PATI-IS TCD PROGRESS . . To keep pace with competition, American industry must grow-must develop new markets for its prod- ucts. And, to keep pace with the competition they will face in the business world, our nation's students must grow-must develop their talents and knowl- edge. From pulpwood to finished product, Marathon Cor- poration must blend knowledge, experience and modern machinery to improve its food packages and paper products for home and industry. And, from their school years through business careers to tol- low, our nation's students must blend natural ability with acquired education to make the most of their talents and knowledge. A progressive student, like a progressive company, can plan for a promising future. M!-XRATHQN CCDRPCDRATION Page I64 MENASI-IA, WISCONSIN MELODY BAR DINNERS-Daily 5-12 p.m. 4 , REgent 3-2427 Route 2, l-liWay 47 t Appleton, Wis. ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY COMPLIMENTS 1 Downtown Appleton OF FRIENDS BUETOWWS OF THE COLLEGE BEAUTY SHOP William Buetow 213- 225 E. College Ave. Phone REger1t 4-2131 il? COMPLIMENTS OF C CU l. B. Macloaren, MD. IINIIIIIIII IIIIIS ' Ralph V. Landis, MD. 410-418 N R h nd SI. 0 Appleton, Wisconsin I T. M. Loescher, MD. ii? Page 165 M vuwg - r .M QJBRA .. W ,. Q 1, N111 k. THE UPPER MILL -asf? Page ILL ' I' 'I One ot the large fleet of Lake Vessels 'A-5' . g e engaged in transporting coal to the . sqm' ' ' ' docks of the C. Reiss Coal Co. This ship carries I5,000 tons and is pro- pelled by steam turloines. STEAMER WILLIAM A. REISS TI-IE C. REISS COAL COMPANY INDUSTRIAL-COMMERCIAL-DOMESTIC SHEBOYGAN MANITOWOC TWO RIVERS GREEN BAY ASHLAND SUPERIOR ESCANABA, MICHIGAN M11weukee'e Finest Cream Cheese Auro PARTS-FISHING TACKLE . ,. ee y SPORTING GOODS-HARDWARE gk 'ITC ,,e::'fee lw. i I: L -5' KRAUTKRAIVIERS n 'f tr. .-s- ' I 135 E. College Ave. Appleton REgent 3-3575 MILWAUKEE CHEESE CO. FRASER LUIVIBER COMPANY YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR LUMBER AND MILLWORK VALUES Corner Superior Sz Packard Appleton, Wisconsin Dial REgent 4-7191 Page 16 p4 .. Can only be Accomplished by an Educated and Intormed People A Eree Press does an Essential Part ot that Iob TI-IE APPLETCN PCST-CRESCENT W. S. Patterson Company COMPCISZMENTS Wholesale f K S PLUMs1Ne, STEAM enne ' lc mscm and i MILL SUPPLIES 'fir Appleton, Wisconsin Established 1884 TOMAI-IAWK PULP COMPANY Appleton, Wisconsin Compliments of Sears Roebuck St Co. Pg 68 Q0 Iffne C-fag of N256 . . . Canffafnfafzon, W! geyf CMA4Ae4 for lie gnlfnzef L NEENAI-I PAPER CCDMPANY NEENAH, WISCONSIN P LANGSTADTS INC. 233 E. College Ave. Appleton, Wis. HEADQUARTERS FOR Desk or Study Lamps-Sun Lamps Electrical Accessories and Radios. WE SPECIALIZE IN ELECTRICAL REPAIR SERVICE MERI CAN CHAIR COMPANY sunnoircixn w1scoNslN FURNITURE FOR TI-IE COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY STUDY ROOM, DINING ROOM AND LOUNGE Brewster Maple Tropique Pacemaker Furniture Furniture Modern Furniture Yonan St Sons, Inc. Broiled Steaks4Chops Lobster TailsePizza IA' IMPORTERS OF PERSIAN RUGS Indian I-land Made Carpet LA VILLA I Zuelke Building Appleton, Wis. l Phone REgent 4-1549 Southern Fried Chicken age 170 5 Pitz Sz Treiber Tl-IE RELIABLE IEWELERSH 220 College Ave. Appleton, Wis. Compliments of Western Condensing Company Dairy magic from America's Meadowland Appleton, Wisconsin Petaluma, California I l l A l r l FLORIST RIVERSIDE GREENI-IOUSES Authorized Florists Telegraph Delivery Shop Flowers of Distinction For Over Fifty Years 1236 E. Pacific St. Phone REgent 3-6649 OASPER KITCI-IENS St. Charles Steel Cabinets in color 3I5 W. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee CASPERS CRYSTAL ROOM Fine china, crystal and giftware-s 4 Qaeda Zeaffm Dealer Member Grand Rapids Furniture Makers Guild Unusual utensils 1 V s.i.cAsPE12 co.,1Nc. , I Food serving equipment for schools I S clubs, restaurants, institutions 845 N. Plankmton Ave I OVER 60 YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE Milwaukee I SINCE 1899 Page I7 Robinhoocl Dress Shop Vgiqfg Drug Sim-9 206 E. College Ave. l t 50 years ot Appleton' Wlsconsln reliable prescription service FEATURING DRESSES HATS GUARANTEED SUITS IEWELRY SKIRTS BY BETH CUSTOMER SATISFACTION SWEATERS Phone: REqent 4-2882 Laverne We-ishoff. prop- Tlie P. G. Miron Construction Co., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Builders of the New Student Union APPLETON WISCONSIN , 1 MARX lewelers Smart men's wear for formal Jewelers Since and campus use . 417 W. College Ave. 212 E. College Ave. Phone REgent 3-1123 Appleton g 177. TI-IE RIVERSIDE PAPER CORPORATION Sk Manufacturers of Fine Sulphite Writings, including Bond, Mirneo- graph, Ledger, and Duplicator Papers, also ruled and plain school papers. ik' APPLETON, WISCONSIN ICI-IN STRANGE PAPER CC q?'+TEST LINERS:f- WW CIIIP BCARDS MILL WRAPPERS S P E C I A LTIE S MENASI-IA, WISCCNSIN APPLETCN WIRE WGRKS, INC. Appleton, Wisconsin 'iff Manufacturers of PULP AND PAPER MILL WIRE CLCTI-I RECORDS ' RADIOS I PI-IONOGRAPHS I I VAN ROOY PRINTING 1 2 COMPANY I ' E - I I Printers v Lithoqraphers 224 E' gsgekiiivilom the Campgggpleton I S. Memorial Drive Appleton, Wis. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF APPLETON The Latch String has been out to College Students and Faculty Members since 1870. Stop in often. APPLIANCE FINANCING HOME EQUIPMENT LOANS AUTOMOBILE FINANCING HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS BANK MONEY ORDERS LIFE INSURANCE LOANS CHECKING ACCOUNTS MARKETABLE SECURITIES LOANS CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB PERSONAL LOANS CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT REAL ESTATE LOANS DRAFTS ON FINANCIAL CENTERS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOREIGN DRAFTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS G. I. LOANS TRAVELERS' CHECKS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. KINNEY SHOES G0 BY Homeof YELLOW CAB World Famous Education Shoes DIAL tor the Entire Family 3-4444 Page ENGLISH P' N 5 fy 1 Warren Beck, Earlham College B .X ,Columbia University, Nl A ,Earl- ham College, Lit D Hastings Brubaker, Unix'ersity0lfXl1chigan, BA,Xl.-Xinl.S Merton M. Sealts, College of Wooster, B A 1 Yale University, Ph D, EX' Howard W. Troyer, Earl- ham College, BA 3 Uni- versity of NVisconsin, IX4 Ag Columbia University, Uni- versity ol' Wisconsin, Ph D. SPEECH DRAMA 5 , l TN' FACULTY Elizabeth T. Forter, University of Vvichita BAC University of XVisconsin, Nl A Ph D Ben R. Schneider, Williams College. B A , 'Columbia University, M A , Ph D 3 Cam- bridge Unixcrsity Herbert K. Tjossem, Uni- versity of Nlinnesota, B A 2 University of Chicago. lxl A 2 Yale University, University of Heidelberg ART Thomas Dietrich, Experi- mental College, University of Wisconsin, Cincinnati Art Academyg Minneapolis School of Art. Page I4 Frank T. Cloak, Wesleyan University, B A., North- western University, MA.: Yale University. William C. Kortlander, Michigan State College, B.A.: State University of Iowa, M,A. Craig R. Thompson, Dickinson College, BA., Princeton University, M.A., Ph.D. Richard A. Willis, Cornell College, BA.: Northwest- ern University, M.A. Charles Brooks, Yale Uni- versity, B.F.A., M,F.A. ik' Compliments of BADGER PRINTING COMPANY 'fir PRINTERS OF TI-IE 1956 ARIEI. 'ik' 'IMore than just beautiful shoes 1 57101-'5 K E ING ZUELKE BUILDING APPLEION EOR YCDUR PARTY AND DANCE DECORATIONS USE TUTTLE CREPE PAPER THE TUTTLE PRESS COMPANY if 5:55322 I I I I I I I 5 BEHNKES CLOTHES Infant's 81 Childrerfs Wear 129 East College Avenue Gifts and Novelties Appleton, Wis. C y Hotel RE 42798 GILBERT PAPER CCDMPANY MENASHA o WISCCDNSIN fi? FINE CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS FUR S MEN AND YOUNG MEN N,'. .5 FUR EIETY YEARS EE TI-IIEDE GQQD CLQTI-IES PIZZA PALACE 743 W. College Ave. Pizza and Other Italian Foods FOR ORDERS, CALL RE 3-9821 The City' of Appleton takes great pride IN Welcoming the Students OF Lawrence College K Yi.. Department T 0 with favorites for Lawreutians The neatest, the newest and the classic collegiate styles, too . . . they're all at Prange's where popular students like to shop. There, on four completely stocked floors is every- thing a collegian needs . . . from Bermuda Shorts to bobby pins . . . from shav- ers to sport coats. Shop first from big selections at Prange's. F BOB'S BARBER SI-TGP wwf MA Za 46 QW aww' Phone REqent 4-6300 3rd Floor Zuelke Building Qemembw Mall LZQL Me KARRAS RESTAURANT fmwwwwwwzmafmdwmwm .NE xg if KARRAS RESTAURANT Conn0i5.reur: of Fine Fooa'J ' arras 207-209 N. k Phon CCNGRATULATIONS CLASS CF 1 9 5 6 A mm! BELLING P I-I A P M A C Y Ticket Headquarters E. W. SHANNON OFFICE SUPPLY CC OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES All Your School Needs ll A o Phon Welcome to ' .ff jj' ' ' ' ' . , A Y r U Q4 f-,,-Lev 4 -' 1 .- 11' -' N 1 2- 4345, .I J-177 . -' - , A i 'I 24.4 J ' TTL I . 1, .. 1- ' ' ' ' '-W iki I 6 line . fl 1 W 1 .-- f .L R-V NI .-' Lf, 1 51- .rl .: 5 m :,- :M I' , --:W fl- 0 , ' V -V IK iff 'fu 35'-5? 3 Q32 I 'Sn 7' Lf!! ,cw 'f ' ' Hs, H' , ,9 1 '. X .... . ,, . , V 4 4 0 V- F1 P 'Q -L 3 . 5 ,f I 1 f 91 QI ,' -1- f-b fe, -f ,..x' V C -J Q '-if 'f 'Q 4 '- 'ri 91? I , 'lfx-gfxlgri -.' he 1 ' A' . ' 1 . . ' .. ' -f - f ff- . ' P ., -' L..-f' . av 1755 G ,,..-1-- iff-- ' I m , lk 'X r jgQ ,-Q lf ' x 4,1 Y ' ,fy-ff A :I we VALLEV FAIR ,Q Lf' E . - 'N ,J Shoppmg Center VA L L E Y F A I P ONE STOP SHOPPING SERVICE Headquarters for SPALDING ATHLETIC E th' ' . very mg 1n Equlpment Sporting goods . . . POND SPORT SHOP X Wherever Tire Takes You, C CD N K E Y ' S IS at Your Service. We Are Proud ot our many LAWRENCE COLLEGE FRIENDSI-HPS that have been made in the last sixty-seven years . . . l-IECKERT Shoe Co. ll9 E. College Ave. 0 Appleton, Wisconsin Nationally Recoqnized in '53, '54, Sz '55 By BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION BLOOMER'S MOTEL 20 Deluxe Rooms 2603 N. Richmond St. Appleton, Wis. Hwy. 47-l Block South of 41 Phone Reservations Rligent 3-9753 E. M. Bloomer, Proprietor RECOMMENDED BY DUNCAN HINES The Sherwin-Williams Company Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Leads, Oils, Enarnels, Brushes and Painters' Specialties f x,7 QV G2 L' Wx COVER THE EARTH ,agar fi A of 302 E. College Ave. Appleton, Wis. Page 185 TRENCH Anne P. Jones, University Bruce Cronmiller, Yale of Illinois, B A , M.A.p the University, B A., M A, Sorbonne Ph D. GERMAN Phillip D. Walker, Yale University, BA, M A 2 University of Grenoble: Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris, John McMahon, Haver ford University, B A. Uni versity of Pennsylvania, M A 3 University of ,Bonn Columbia University, Warren H. Caryl, Univer- sity ol' Vermont, B A ,Uni- versity ol' XVisconsin, M A . the Sorbonne, Columbia University ILASSICS PHILOSOPHY 'sf' r .' X : F11 .I Psi , Q7' fig: , if A I ' ,if 1'5i7i:A.... ' Q ' ' ' r -' . 4 Q 2 -'Rf ,GX ' lr Hr iff. Q- - ,. .35 Maurice Cunningham, Carl Wellman, University University of California, of Arizona, B A 3 Harvard Berkeley, B A , Ph,D, University, MAJ Cam- bridge University, ? It ' at Dorrlt Frledlander, All Saints Episcopal Collegep University ffl Cincinnati, BA, M A L Columbia Uni' versity Herbert Splegelberg, Uni- versity of Heidelberg, Uni- versity of Freiburg: Uni- versity ol Munich, Ph.D 3 University of Gorrigeng University of Cambridge Page 15 John J. Alfieri, South' western Louisiana Inf suture B A .Stz1teUnl- versity ol luxxn, Nl A Kathleen Joyce. lxlouni Mrirx' lic-Ilcitc B A , Uvilxcrsltx ol W'isconsin 'Xl X Ph D Purdy it in James lC3XC0l.llMCl1n.cl lliml- inp, Lire-en Sttilc Um- vcrsitx. BA , L'nix'cr- sItV ol Chicago fXlfX , University lvl ljuclwlti Mexico liiixur-itx nl Cilixceigii SPANISH :Q 8 wt l A Norman K. 'I ronerud. Bowdoin Cffmllciqc Pi A Middlebury Clollcau, Nl A ' the Sfurbrinne FACULTY 5 Compliments of When You l-lave N SHERRY MOTORS LfiU1'1Cl1'Y EoRD AUTHORIZED and SALES CSI SERVICE Dry Cleaning l YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER The l-louse of Selected C611 l Used Cars 325-335 W. Wash. St. Car Di l 107 N. Su erior St. Truck Di Laundry and Dry Cleaner W p APPLETQNI WIS. 307 E. College Ave. Dial RE 3-4428 Dial REQQM 3-6644 For the Best- F - OFFICE EQUIPMENT E L M T R E E - SCHOOL SUPPLIES I - ART aaa DRAFTING MATERIALS l B A K E R I E S Sylvester CSI Nielsen, lno. l Bakers Of 209 E. COLLEGE AVE. APPLETON E SEE S ll i of bread daily. H E I D We also feature all types of decorated, M U 51 C C 0 M PA N Y anniversary and Wedding cakes. Pg 86 TRACK FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BOXING and WRESTLING P 0 N D Available at BASEBALL Specialists in Finer Athletic' Equipment lor Head and Fool. 33E.ColIegeAv enue APPl2!0n, Wisconsin Page I87 CGMPLIMENTS GF CORE CDPTICIANS in the Conway Hotel CO1-IENBRCS. u EL-KAY MoTEL C For the Finest in Accommodations 420 West Northland Avenue Fresh Fruit and Vegetables l HWY 41-Halfway Between p Oneida 51 Richmond Sts. -311 NOFll'1 Clark SL- l Phone Reservations REgent 4-3363 TW our Quality and Service steam Heat-TV-Tiled showers Y Zrcim-on' 2 Q 6 b Consumer Service Compliments of - FAIRMCNT Calories ? 'izgzffit M M '9. , a3l'ba-lnn'n Umvhv 1. C Nebr..f0f - Weigh' Redvdion 'l'l .' APPLEToN, w1scoNs1N ,,,,A,,,,,, ,, mi'i:'k REMEMBER ! You never outgrow your need for milk ! SPGNSORSI-IIPS Chamber of Commerce Suelflow's Travel Goods Appleton Wood Products Retson's Sandwich Shop The Big Shoe Store Eugene Wald lewelers Fox Valley Cab Co. lohnson's Shoe Rebuilders Page 189 Page IQO The INCORPORATED aqaffman coMPANy GENERAL CONTRACTORS SINCE 1893 PHONE REgent 4-2984 I DEX OF STUDENTS Achenbach, Ka E .,...... ..., 1 1, 30, 44, 45, fl IOOI Pe ton St. Geneva lll Achilles, Glenevieve M ..... I. . .I ........ ...,. . zz 320 S. 17th St., Sheboygan A ams, CarolJ ........ ............. 4 6, 47, 108 d5401 Larada Lane, Minneapolis, Minn. A a.ms, Mary Louise .......,...,...,......., 408 Ravine St., Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Adamson, Marilyn G. ............... 40, 41, 74 4147 N. Ilhd St., Milwaukee 9 Adleygames F ..... ............,.......... 1 1 139 everl Pl., Munster, Ind. Adomeit, F. ..,.,......,... 11, 46, 47, 99 Route 1, Excelsior, Minn. Adrian, Barbara D ,.., ....... ..........,... 1 1 316 W. 50th St., Minneaplis, Minn. Ainsworth, Kerry H. ...............,... 60, 74 ll Bellaire Court, Appleton Aldridge, Marianne L.. ..,..... .... 5 0. fl PO. Box 73, Drummond Allen, Waltressa A. ...............,. 11, 50, 51 1916 Keieis Ave., Madison Andersen, .Karen ................ 11, 44 45 1103 Sheridan Rd., Evanston, lll. Andersen, Sheila K. ........ ,... . ..,. z 1, 46 47 1 103 Sheridan Rd., Evanston, Ill. Anderson, BarbaraJ. ....... . . . .46, 47, 87, 145 7 If N. Santa Monica Blvd., Milwaukee I7 Anclerson, David R. .....,.. . ........ 61, 63, 74 Moon Lake Dr., lron Mountain, Mich. Anderson, Jacklyn D ............,. 44, 87, lll 1730 First St. N., Wisconsin Rapids Anderson Ph llisL ........ ...... 1 6 IOS 1 Y 4 143. 4. 118 E. Willow St., Duluth, Minn. Anderson, Yvonne C. ......,...., 41, 43, 74, 89 Route 1, N. 19th St., Sheboygan Andler, Donald A. ..................... 11, 56 4419 N. Mozart St., Chicago 15, lll. Andresen, Vema L. .....,.....,,........... 11 1317 Pleasant St., Lake Geneva Angevine, C. Douglas ,.......... ....... 5 5, 100 3406 Vibumum Dr., Madison 5 Ansorge, Karen L ..,... ................. 4 6, 74 Gillett Amold, Tonethe A. ................ 64, 93, IOS 1109 Weller Ave., La Porte, lnd. Aspelmier. Miss Vemon ................... 108 661 Monroe St., Denver 6, Colo. Austin, Donald E .... .,..........,......,. 8 9 710 Euclid, Beloit Babcock, Jr., Russell C ...,... 60, 61, 67, 87, IOS Lakelawn, Delavan Badner, Jim N.. ....,.. ..... .........., 6 3 , Q3 310 Lawndale Ave , Aurora, lll. Bailey, Jean M .......,.,.... ......,. z 1, 40, JI 1806--79th Ct., Elmwood Park, lll. Balfanz, Pamela R. .... ..............,.... 1 08 B 1537-IN. Sgth St., Wauwatosa IO alle, ean ..... .....,.... 6 4, 89, 93, 134, 145 Route 1, Beaver Dam Banta, Constance A ...... ..... 1 1, 33, 40, 41, 51 701 E. Chateau Pl., Milwaukee I7 Barbeau, Irene M .,..... ...... 1 1, 30, 41, 43, 51 4513 Dalton Rd., Chevy Chase 15, Md. Barber, Ellen ............ 44, 45, 51, 71, 96, 145 Box 88, Warrens Barden, Carol A .,.. . . .50, 51, 64, 89, 91, IOS, 114 1331 W. Spring St., Appleton Barnard, Mary E ....... .....,.....,....... 4 3 Reedsville Bartels, Ann .................,...... 40, 41 74 418 Gerald Ave , Park Ridge, Ill. Bast, William W ....,.. . ................ 38 74 110 W. Fourth St., Menomonee Falls Bauer, Nancy E ..... ..,....,........ 1 1, 40 4I Route 4, Stillwater, Minn. 1 Bauman, Roger A.. ......,.......,., 11, 55 85 511 Summit Dr., West-Bend Baxter, Charles A ....... ...,..... . .11 61 619 Seitz Ave., Mayville Bayer, Kathzgrine G.6 .44, 45, 1, ,9 , 113, 115, 119, 136, 141, 145 607 Cedar Stfgflerrill Bayorgeon, Judy A. .............,... 11, 46, 47 B 113 Eoty St., Kaukauna eck, oraleeJ. .................... 44, 74, S 1111 Memorial Dr., Sturgeon Bay 9 Beck,James P.. ...........,.....,. 11, 55, 115 B igrolgxew Pl., 'Appleton ec er, verly . ................. 11, , 145 704 S. Seventh Ave., West Bend 99 Beckleg, Barbara ....................... 44, 45 BIO . Stone Ave., La Grange, Ill. Beekley, Henry L ...... .............,...... 1 1 Be59:kPhBllips Avg., Glen Ellyn, lll. ga e, eanne . 33, 44, 74, 89, 1, 114 906 N. Washington St., Wheaton, lll. 9 Bennett, Barbara L ..... .. .......... 44, 45, 145 4609 Emerson Ave. S., Minneapolis 9, lvlinn. Beranis, Theodore A. .............., 58, 86, IOS 1001 Thurston Ave., Racine Berganini, David F.. ................... 11, 55 3143 N. 93rd St., Milwaukee 16 Bergman, Richard H .................... 11, 56 1559 N. 88th St., Wauwatosa I3 Beringer, Richard E. ........58, 59, 80, 100, 117, IBO, I12, 145 410 Clement Ave., Sheboygan Berlin, Dulig ................,.. . . . . .11, Box 373, lm Grove Bernthal, Joan C. ......36, 40, 41, 86, 87, l'jO, 133, 1610 Brown St., Arlington Heights, lll. Berwig, Robert C. .............,.,...... . . 816 E. North St., Appleton Bethe, David P ..... ,.......,.,., 6 5, 89, 91, 1036 W. Winnebago St., Appleton Biel, Gretchen L .... . . ................,.. . Channel Lake, Antioch, Ill. Bigford, David G .... .......... I ...,.... 1 1, 116 Washington Circle, Lake l'orest, lll. Binhammer, Dorothea S. .....,... 11, 36, 44, 803 Richards Ave., Watertown Bissell, Mary Lee ..................... 44, 901 Mclndoe, Wausau Bittner, Elizabeth A. ...... .......... 1 1, 41, IIZ Seymour Ave., S.E. Minneapolis 14, Mi Bizal, Rachael ...................... 11, 91, 1106 S. Main St., Paris, Ill. 91 145 93 .11 63 45 lO8 43 nn 99 Bjomson, Richard W ............ ...... . 11, 55 411 S. 11st Ave., Maywood, lll. Blanchard, Anne L .... 48, 49, 51, 81, 89, IO8, IIS 114 Seward St., Hudson, Mich. Blanchard, Henr J .,............. ...,... 1 1 636 Henschel 32 , Nekoosa Blask, William R. ........... . . ..... . . . 1300 W. Lawn Ave, Racine Bloch, Alice R. ...,,...,....... . . .48, 49, 74 Brownsville Blumer, Susan A.. ...... .... . .64, 74, 89 611-19th Ave., Monroe Boen, James R. ............ .......... . .. 166 River Dr., Appleton Boeye, Robert P.. .....,....... 54, 67, II7, I4S 1814-11nd St., Rock Island Bond, Barbara L ......... . . ............ . . 606 Main St., Oconto Bonde, Allen R. ..,...........,.. 38, 74, 81, 89 1448 S. 18th St., Manitowoc Boniel, Michael T.. ........ ....... 60 , 61, 119 Il I4 Livingston St., Evanston, lll Borbein, Barbara R. ..........,. 40, 41, 74, 131 11 Lake Pembroke Dr., Ferguson 11, Nlo. Borges,JohnS ,... .... . 35, 54, 55, IOS, 114, lll 3101 N. Shepard, Milwaukee ll Bosser, Mary L ,...... 36. 37. 44. -45. 39. 103 1310 Oakcrest Court, Appleton Boucher, Ruthann E .................... 33, 74 609 W. Fourth St., Marshfield Bower, Joan C. .......,......,...,......., Yf 370 N. Delaplaine Rd., Riverside, lll. Bowlby, Mary A ....,., ..,..... 4 0, 41, 51, 145 8151 Richmond Court, Wauwatosa I3 Bowman, Carol A. ....... . ...... 44, 45, 71, lO5 125 Stevens St , Neenah Boyd, James W. ....,.......... 91, 93, 130, 145 847 N. 13th St., Manitowoc Bracker, Earl F .,.. 65, 53, 54, lll, 130, Ill, 145 ll 3 Chicago St , reen Bay Bracker, James H. ...........,.... 54, IOS, 115 1133 Chicago St., Green Bay Brainerd, Susan ....,....,........,.... 40, IOS Dunminning Rd., Newtown Square, Pa Brasch, Mrs. Donald T. ......... .... . .... 416 E. Washington St., Appleton Brechler, Frederic C. .....,..... . .... 61, IOS 513 S. Seventh Ave., Wausau Bredehom, Janet R .,...... ..,.... 4 S, 49, 75, Q9 Greenview 82 Arlington, Itasca, lll. Bredeson, Walter A .... . ............ 56, 67, 117 DOI S. Madison St., Waupun Breitenbucher, Mary L .... ...........,.. 1 1, 40 1301 W. Fifth St., Marshfield Brice, Nancy M ,... . . .36, 41, 43, 133, 136, 145 1341 N. 81st St., Wauwatosa IO Brockman, Marlenej ......... . . 48, 49. 89. 145 McKinley St., Valders Brooks, Barbara A ..... . ..... ...... 4 0, 41, 145 Box 340, Chippewa Falls Brunswick, John P. ............ 60, 89, lll, 145 101 N. Seventh St., Delavan Brussat, Joan R.. .....,. .... 3 7, 41, 83, 86, lO8 1417 Sycamore, Janesville Buck, Neil H. ........,........... 60, 103, 105 530 S. Mueller St., Appleton Buckreus, Nancy A. ..........,..., .... 4 8, 108 111 W. Third St., Hobart, Ind. Buckrucker, Carol I ..... .................. 1 1 fl I9 N. Winthrop Ave., Chicago 40 Ill Buesing, JoAnn C.. . .4m4f, 64, 89, IDS, 113, 115 111 E. Roosevelt St., ppleton BullardHlnA ,131 , ee ........ ....... 4 5, 75, IIS 119 DeWindt Rd., Winnetka, lll, Buluheris, Irene C. .........,............ . 114 E. Franklin St., Appleton Bundies, Richard L. ...... .53, 58, 118, Ill, 145 1111 74LI l St., Kenosha Bunge, Walter R. Jr. ................ ..... . 1578 N. 73rd St., Wauwatosa 13 Burck, PhilipJ. ................. 31, 61, 63, 1818 N. 51st St., Milwaukee IO .11 75 Burdick, Duncan C ..... .... 1 1, 61 Black Creek Burmeister, Nancy E. .. ....,... . . . Black Creek Butts, Thomas C ..... . ............. 60, 61, 145 4518 N. 11st St., Milwaukee 9 Bydal, Bruce A ....... ................,. 1 1, Q1 900 E. Ever reen Ave, Mt. Prospect, lll. Bye, William? ............,....... 54, 79, 113 510 E Randall St., Appleton Cain, M. Maurice .,...........,........ 75, 80 7l300 Paxton, Chicago 49, lll Cal ahan, Frederick R... ........... ..... . S4 3816 N. Bartlett Ave., Milwaukee ll Campbell, Johanna J. .................,.. 146 6736 Schofield, St. Louis 14, Mo. Cantwell, Sally L ,...,.. .......... z 1, 30, 46, 47 117 S. Bartlett St., Shawano Card, Nancy D ..... . ........... .,......... 1 1 905 Forest Ave., Deerfield, lll. Carroll, Dorothy J ....,., ...... 1 1, 36, 40, 4l 114 Engelwood Ave., Bellwood, lll Carter, Shirley J. .... ......,..... 4 6, 47, 75, 89 415 Mitchell, Elmhurst, lll Case, William G... . ............... 61, 63, IOS 104 E. Everest Ave., Brokaw Casper, Helen M ..... . ........ 83, 111, 133, 146 535 E. Lincoln St., Appleton Castle, Craig E ........ . ............. 54, 67, 75 85 Woodland Court, Fond du Lac Chadwick, William R. .... . . . ......... 58, 89 1415 Northwestern Ave, Racine Challoner, David R. .. ...33, 34, 89, 111, 119, 130, 131, 146 816 S. Madison St , Green Bay Challoner, George W ...... . ................ . . 161 Scott St., Oshkosh Chandler, Wallace W. ............ . . .33, 38, 75 1619 S. Fairview, Park Ridge, Ill. Chapman, John W., Jr., .................. , 5 401 Russell St., Baraboo Chapman, K. Bruce. ................,. 67, 100 1110 N. Union St., Appleton Christman, Jan M ...................... 11, 59 1414 S. 11th St., Manitowoc Christopherson, NormaJ .... 64, 89, 91, 93, IOS Osceola Chung, Victoria ........................... 75 Ave. Pablo Arosemena f13A17, Panama Cihak, Robert F. .................... ..... 1 1 cfo Outagamie County Hospital, Appleton Clancy, BarbaraJ.. ........,. ......... 4 6, 75 IZD S Buchanan St., Green Bay Clapp, G. Russell ...................... 38, 75 110 Central Park S., New York, N. Y. Clappganie H ...... ............... 4 1, 43, 146 157- Taylor Ave., Fort Snelling, Minn. Clement, Thomas P. .................. . .13, 55 907 W. Sixth St., Freeport, Texas Cloak, Andrea L ...... .............. .... 111 N. Union St., Appleton Clossay, Carol A .... .............. ....... 7 5 138 Kenyon Ave, Elkhart, lnd. Cloud, BarbaraJ .... ................ 1 3, 40, 41 801 N. Belmont, Arlington Heights, Ill. Cole, Frank W., Jr.,. . . ..... 60, 91, 93, lOl, 104 Route 1, Prairie View, Ill. Collins, Neil P. .... ........... ..........,, 5 9 1517 N 58th St., Milwaukee 8 Compete, Thomas C. ................ 54, 67, 75 1897 Clifton Ave., Highland Park, Ill. Conley, Stephen D... ..... . ........... 13, 63 7 Peter Cooper Rd., New York, N. Y. Cook, Diana M. ...... ... ..... ... .48, 49, 75 56 Kenwood St., Hammond, lnd. Cox, Shirley L. ................... 44, 115, 1014 McClellan St., Wausau Craig, Barbara A .... ............... 5 0, 51, 109 Calumet Ave., Calumet, Mich Cramer, Gail T ...... ..31, 44. 46. 99. 108, I4 St. Albans Rd., Minneapolis 16, Minn. Crandall, Lucille L. ............... 40, 116, Route 3, Box 701, Edgerton Crawford, Norma H. ..........48, 49, 96, 133, 136, 141, 146 1015 Randall Ave., Rhinelander 146 IOS lll 146 Cripe, Judith I ....... ........ ....... 1 3 , 40, 4l 1010 Russet St., Racine Crowe, Cornelia lConnieJ .44, 45, 64, 75, 81, 85, 89, 90, 610 E. Eldorado St., Appleton Cunnirlkgham, Edwin A ..... .......... 5 8, 75, 89 318 . Rankin St., Appleton Cuntz, William C. Jr. ,.... ....... 5 8, 59, 89, 101 Linden Ave., Westfield, N J. Cusic, Michael D ...... ............. 1 3, 61, 173 Nuttall Road, Riverside, lll. Custis, Mary S. ........... go, 51, 81, IO8, 619 Locksley Pl., Webster roves, Mo. Cysewski, Joseph V ........ ...... 5 4, 67, 75, ICI 6530 N. Kimball, Lincolnwood 45, lll. Darling, Charlotte E. ....... 46, 47, 93, 141, 617 E. Alice St., Appleton Dauchert, Barbara A ...... .,............ 4 0, 41 1530 Reid Dr., Appleton Davidson, John A. .......... .... .... 6 7 Elm Grove IIS 146 100 140 146 Page 191 D3N'15,J8mCS B Jr .,........... 54, 75, 100, 113 3005 E. Wisconsin Rd., Appleton Davis, Richard G. .,.,.......,. ...... . . .58, 7f 330 Fourth St. S., Wisconsin Rapids Davy, Carol A. ..,.......,.......... 44, 45, 75 Nashotah Defenderfer, Anne F. ....19. 30. 57. 44. 45. 61. 86, 89. 91. l08 S05 S. Oneida t., Green Bay Dehmel, RolfF .... ........, 3 3, 35, 89, 101, IOS 718 N. 66th St., Wauwatosa 13 Deinard, David N. .....,..........,.,., 57, 75 1119 Kenwood Pkwy., Minneapolis, Minn. Deitchman, Esther S ....,.... ,.., .,...., 7 5 , 91 401 S. Cherry Ave., Marshfield DeLapp, Robert A. ..,...................... . Route 3, Neenah Delwiche, Lyle P ...., ,..,.. ..,. 5 4 , 55, 133, 146 S17 Rhode lsland, Sturgeon Bay X Dennis De. flets, ' J. ....... . ......... 91, 93, 110 174 N. lvl-ain St., Fond du Lac Dempsey, R. Ann ,.... ....,.... ..... 1 1 , 44. 45 716 Jackson Dr., Oshkosh Deppe,lN1artin L, ......,..... 31, 58, 75, 86, 89 455 Elm St., Glen Ellyn, lll. Derber, David T. ...... ....... .,......... . 119 First St,, Neenah Derhovsepian, Jack ............., . . .61, Q2 1 111 Marquette St., Racine Devine, Michael B ....... ,.,... ....... S48 Ash St., Winnetka, lll. Devine, Richard A ..... ...............,. 1 3, 63 110 Charlu St., Geneva, lll. DeW1nd, John H. .......... 54, 67, 75, 100, II7 1501 Avenue F,, Sterling, lll. DeWitt, William G. .... ........,..,.....,, 6 3 IOO S. Elm Grove Rd., Milwaukee I4 Diener, Thomas C .... .............. 5 6, 75, 113 105 N. Franklin Ave, Madison Dilday, Susan D .,.... ,....... ....,.,... 4 4 , 75 4101 Taft Rd., Kenosha Dimmock, Janice C ..... ..,........,. 7 5, 89, 91 Route 1, lola Fernstrom, Marilynj. .................. 44, 75 1119 Watling Rd., Arlington Heights, lll, Fetterly, James L,. ............. 56, 57, 75, 1614 East Kane Pl., Milwaukee Fiewe er, Barbaraj ..... ..... . . .4-4. 51, 89, -16 Gherry Court, Appleton Finne, Robert M. .................,... 81, -S11 Forest Ave., Wilmette, lll. Fisher, Charles F. . ........,........,.. 54, -10311 Canterbury-St., Westchester, lll. IOO 146 l09 75 Fitzgerald, R. Rosalie ...................... 75 1609 Pauline Ave., Rockford, lll. Flannigan, Judy A .... , ..,......,......... 146 1511 Drexel Ave,, Racine Fortney, Susanna M .... ........., 4 8, 49, 75, 89 Route 5, Viroqua Fox,R0bertM.,Jr .... ..... 60 ,61, IOQ, 117, IIS 1400 Iroquois, Ann Arbor, Mich. Fraider, Donna M ,... ......,....... 3 1, 44, 146 10147 S. Bell Ave., Chicago 43, lll. Franke,John W. ............. ....,.. 5 6, 57, 75 1601 Lincoln Court, Evanston, lll. Frawley, Kathleen R. ...... . ............ 40, 4l 3454 N. Murray Ave., Milwaukee ll Freeman, Ralph E.. .... 54, 55, 89, 93, 131, 146 Ill S. Oneida St., Green Bay Freibeg, Joyce L.. ........... 45, 64, 76, 89, Q1 190 . enth St., Fond du Lac French, L. Ann ........................ 47, 76 Z3l7'lZEh St., Moline, lll. Frucht, Mrs. Padraic QShirleyJ. . , ....... . . . . 118 N. Meade St., Appleton Fry, Caroline L. .................... 48, 49, 76 630 W. Prairie St., Marengo, lll Fulcer, Peter A,. . .... . .,............ . .13, 61 138 Walnut St., Kimberly Fulton, John W, 'Jin ................. 61, 63, 76 7837 Colfax, C icago 49, lll. Furman, Robert S. ............. ......... 8 9 111 S. Second St., Geneva, lll, Gahagan,John M ..... ..... 5 4, 55, 101, IO4, 147 Brinsmere Dr., Elm Grove Galler, Max D.. ................... 56, 67, 117 Dixon, Judy. . ............ 31. 44. 45. IOB. 778 Chestnut St , Neenah mland Edward L . Ill Doe , ' . .... I ......... 13, 55,91 93 634 Golf Road, Des Plainu, lll. Dohr, Peter R.. ...... ........ 6 7, lOl, lO8, 117 1309 Alicia Dr., Appleton Dolan, JanetJ. ...,............. 50, 51, 75, 99 5707 N. Newcastle, Chicago 31, lll. Donaldson, Sue Ann ............. 50, 51, 75, Dodge Center, Minn. Doran, PatteJ .... ..................... 4 8 Box 195, Route Barrington, lll. Dorchester, Philip , ................... 13 39 49 1 55 515 S. Eighth Ave., Sturgeon Bay Draheim, Sharon L ........ ..... 4 0, 41, IOS, 115 117 College Ave., Watertown Dresback, Patricia R.. .33, 34, 48, 49, 91, IOQ, 131 11556 N, Kenneth Ave., Chicago 14, lll. Dyrud, M,John ......,.,.. 31, 60, 61, 109, Ill 508 S. Beaumont Rd., Prairie du Chien Eagleburger, Jean H ...... . . .37, 40, 41, 109, 131 1030 Clark St., Stevens Point Edwards, Maril n M.. ........... 31, 40, 41, 75 189 N. Park Sit., Richland Center Einhom, Philip R. ..................,.. 13, 63 6930 S. Shore Dr., Chicago 49, lll. Ellerman, John H ,.... .......... 5 6, 57, 75, 113 1331 Central Park, Evanston, lll. Elliott, Jr., Bert E ..... ............. 6 1, 75, 103 333 Sheboygan St., Fond du Lac Emerich, Donald D. ..............,,.... 13, 55 790 Ninth St., Menasha Engel, Jr., Harold E. .... ...... . . .59 151 lvlcKinley St., Neenah Erdman, Donald T ....... ,..... . .... 1 46 l4Z8 Parnell St., Marinette Erickson, Janet L. ........... . . .50, 75 907 Prentice, Ashland Ericson, Joan C. ........................... . 831-19th St., Rockford, lll. Esch, WanetaM ...... 44, 81, 87, IZ4, 141, 146 331 Bell Ave,, Sheboygan Esry, Ruth W. .........,..,.......,... 13, 49 4115 N. Woodbum St, Milwaukee Il Evans, Barbaraj. .......,...............,.. . 1114 W, Prospect Ave., Appleton Evans, Maigaret iPeggyJ L .......... 13, 44, 45 1015 Re St, Green Bay Evenstad, Robert H. ......... ...... 60 , 146 400 Tayco St., Menasha Ewald, Susan. ............ ...... ..... . 4 0, 89 1538 Kenilworth Ave., Wilmette, lll. Faber, Suzanne C.. ............. 35, 46, 75, 5813 Nicolet Ave., Chicago 31, Ill. 116 Fabr1ck,Jud1th L. .................. 13, 46, 47 0 S. Clifton Ave, El in lll. 3 5 1 E . Fahrner, Gerald J, ..........,.......,., 60, 1110 Second Ave, S., Wisconsin Rapids 75 Fallgatter, Michael B. .... .......,......... 3 1 318 S. State St., Waupaca Fallon, Carol A. ......... ....,. ..... 3 3 , 50, fl 181 Rosalia St., Oshkosh Farley, Gail A, .... ...,.........,.. 1 3, 46, 47 558 S. Lake Shore Dr., Lake Geneva Fawcett, Raymond G. ................,.... 13 Q7 W. Broadway, Winona, Minn. Fehllg1,aber,HelenJ, ....... .,.41,146 1109 Grand Ave , Wausau Page 191 513 Bronson St., Waupun Gaylord, Frank R. ......,.. . Route 3, Berlin Geise, David E .......... ....... 601 E. Harrison St., Appleton Gidlof, Maryan M. .................. 13, 48, 49 811 Newport, Chicago 13, lll. Gitzen, Connie M. ...... .............. 1 3, 64 Rogers Location, Iron River, Mich. Glynn, Margaret E. .......,.............,,. . QI Valentine Rd., Arlington, Mass. Gode, Patricia E ..... 50, 51, 64, 76. 89, 93. 131 819 Greenwood, Glencoe, lll. Goetz, Nancy C. ......,................... 76 1155 Belmont Ave., Chicago 18, lll. Goldbeck, LeRoy J.. ............ 58, 89, 65, 147 1911 Slauson Ave., Racine Goldston, LibbyJ .... ........., 5 0, 51, Ill, 147 1109 Tyler St., Sandusky, Ohio Goldthwaite, Albert E., Jr .... ........ 5 8, 59, 76 416 E. Park St., Arlington Heights, lll. Gonzo, Carroll L.. .............. 89, 100, 13, 55 .......76 ll 6 S, Sixth St., Manitowoc Goocl,Juliet N.. ..............,........ 13, 50 La Valle Gooding, Ralph U., Jr ...... ...... ..... 60 , 147 605 Normal Ave, Normal, lll, Goodnow, M, Karen .....,.......... 48, 49, 76 309 Seneca St., Elgin, Ill, Gramm, Robert E, .............,., 57, 67, 109 730 Sheridan Rd., Winnetka, lll. Grant, Joyce A. ...,.......,,... 13.44.451 114 5800 N. Bay Ridge Ave . Milwaukee I7 Gray, Bert W. ..... .......... .......... 1 3 . S9 5131 Zenith Ave. S., Minneapolis IO Gregg, Judith A ....., ............ 1 3, 50, 51, S1 KOBS S. Evergreen, Kankakee, lll. Greiner, Phyllis M ............ 44, 45, IOQ, 113 514 E. Randall St., Appleton Grimm, Marcia A. .,.. 37, 46, 47, 89, IOQ, 115, 140 1515 Hurd Ave., Evanston, Ill. Grossgudith A, ..............., 50, 51, 51, IOQ 905 . Bradley Rd,, Milwaukee Guest, Laura Lee .............,..... 41. 43, 76 1818 South Blvd., Evanston, lll. Guhr, Julie E ..................,.... 13, 46, 47 P.O. Box 85, Deerfield, lll. Gukich, Judith ..................... 13, 48, 40 1700 W. Howard Ave., Milwaukee lf Gundlach, John L ,..,. ,..,.. 6 7, 68, 71, 117, 147 119 N, Union St., Appleton Gutbrodt, Lois M, .......,............,..... . 131 Mountain Ave., Princeton, N J Hackett, Sue A .... , ................ 44, 45, 109 I7 Pitner Pl , Jacksonville, lll. Hadley, Mary E .... ..... 3 7, 44, 45, 89, 109, Ill 415 Harvard St., Green Bay Haebig, Jon E ..... ....,...............,.,. 5 8 404 S, Division St., Waupaca Haehlen, Olinda L ........ .... 3 3, 48, 49. 89, I47 509 Spring St., Green Bay Haering, Arno W., Jr ........ ........... 5 6, 76 8414 W. Hadley, Milwaukee IO Hagedorn, Carol R. ............, 64, 89, 93, 131 Route 1. Mt. Calvary Hagen, Douglas H. 70, Ill, 118, 119, 131, 147 1910 Eastem, Grand Rapids, Mich, Haight, lrene A .................. 48, 4 , 6, 8 115 Paris Ave., Rockford, lll. 9 7 9 Hall, James L ............ ....... 5 3. 60, 61, 147 919 W. Daphne Rd., Milwaukee I7 Hall, Roger H., ......... , ,............. 58, fQ Route 1, Box 408, Kenosha Hallett,CJudy E ........ ......,... 1 3, 40, 41, S1 3936 entral Ave., Western Springs, lll. Hamburg, JoAnn E ....,. ........... 5 0, 51, 147 511 Ridgeway, Edgerton Hansen, David E.. ...,,..,...... ,.,,.... . . 1016 E. Eldorado St., Appleton Hansen, Gerene E. A. ..........,.... 48, 49, 76 IZIO N, 18th St., Manitowoc Harmison, Mary K ...... ,....... 5 0, 51, 97. IOQ Meadow Glen Rd., Ames, lowa Harris, John E.. , .........,......,..... 13, 61 H4753 NRNe1vlIEll St., Milwaukee ll artjes, oger .. .......... 65, 89, 1, , 147 101 W. Seventh St., Kaukauna 9 93 Hartniy, Lawrence P ....,. ........... .... . . 633 orest Rd., Glenview, lll. Hartwig, Peter A.. .,....,...... .. .13, S9 804 Main St., Watertown Hatch, Sandra A. .......,....,......... 41, 76 110 W. Columbia, Neenah Hathaway, David S. ........... 54, 55, 109, IIS Meadows Home for the Aged, Box 107, Las Vegas. N.M. Hawkins, Donald H. ...........,... 60, 61, IOQ 1313-71nd Court, Elmwood Park, lll. Hazimah, Ibrahim A.. .............,...... 147 cfo M. Hart, Ministry of Nat. D'abul Bldg., Beirut, Lebanon Heidorn, Robert D ..,.... ,......,..,.... 1 3, 63 6518 Oliphant Ave., Chicago 31, lll. Henckel, C. Richard .............. 65, 81, 91, Q3 841 Ashland Ave., Sheboygan Herron, Robert C., Jr ..,. ............ 5 8, 59, 76 1533 E. Royall Pl., Milwaukee Hicks, Ruth A.. .......,.....,...... 48, 49, 70 New Glarus Hiett, Kathryn CKimJ ......... 50, 51, 76, 87, 97 3319 Kirkwall Rd., Toledo 6, Ohio Hinman, Robert C., Jr. ,...,..,....,.... 60, 61 Glenwood City Hirsch, Violet E .......... .......,... 3 0, 46, 47 438 St. James Pl,, Chicago 14, lll. Hobbet, Diane M.. .........,.... 13, 46, 47, S2 Geneva Rd., Wheaton, lll. Hoehn, Mrs. Frank E. .,.................. 147 1816K N. Division St., Appleton Hoehn, Frank E.. .... ........,.. ,... . . .147 1826K N, Division St., Appleton Hoffman, David L, ............... . . ,76, 83 614 W. Ross Ave., Wausau Hoffman, Rodney R. ......,,...,...,... 91, Q3 Mission House College, Plymouth Hoffman, Carol L. ..................... 13, QQ 177 Edgewater Dr., Menasha Holman, Gordon E .,..., ........... 6 7, 76, Ill 1103 Seventh Ave., Antigo Holbrook, Sandra A. .....,....,., 13, 46, 47, 7l 3115 N. Hackett Ave., Milwaukee ll Hollander, Gretchen M. ............ . . 13, 50, Sl 1311 N, Union St., Appleton Holler, Thomas F .... .....,...,,........... 5 9 1111 Markham St., Manitowoc Holleran, Richard P ...... ,.,.... . ..61, IOQ, 111 Woodside Rd., Greenwich, Conn. Holly, James N ...., ..,.................. . .59 1117 Hamilton St., Manitowoe Holsen, Joseph H.. ................... ..., . S7 1313 N. Eighth St., Sheboygan Homann, Harold W. .....,........ 61, 103, 104 1510-16th Ave., Rockford, Ill. Homes, Philip C. . . 53, 61, 63, 81, 83, IOQ, Ill, 115 1108 N. Drew St., Appleton Hotson, Nancy Jo. ..................... 44, 45 138 Poplar, Winnetka, lll. Hougard, KathrynJ .,... ....,... 3 6, 441 45. 147 1316 Minahan, Green Bay Houghton, Nancy J ..... .....,....... 1 3, 48, 49 Sl 1 N. Michigan St., De Pere Howe, Edward W.. ..,,......... 61, 63, 89, 147 1017 Glenn Dr., Waukesha Howell, Thomas W. ....,......... . ..... 55, 76 1859 N. Shepard Ave., Milwaukee Economy, Hron, Marvin E. ..........,.. . ...... .... 60 710 High St., West Bend Hudec, Floyd A. ......,,..........,.., 56, 147 100 S. Herbert Rd., Riverside, lll. Huebner, Floyd R. ......,..........,.,.... 76 144 Modoc St., Clintonville Hulifman, Judy A ...... .............. 3 0, 46, 76 1516 Elmwood. Wilmette, Ill. Huntiigg, Lola M, .............,. 41, 43, 51, 109 376 airview, Elmhurst, lll. Hur, Dorothy F ............... . .44, 45, 76, Ill 181 First St., N. Manteno, lll. Hurley, Henry H .... .,... ............., 1 3 , S7 3010 N. Maryland Ave., Milwaukee 1 1 Hyde, Nancy A.. ................., 46, 47, 147 3193 Warrington Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio lwick, Richard E. ................... 33, 58, 76 100 Wright St., Oshkosh Jackowitz, Bonita J. .,............... 13, 48, 49 107 Clarence St., Fort Atkinson Jackson, Mary M. .................. 13, 46, 47 1006 Harvard Ave., Rockford, lll. Jackson, Thomas B. ............ ...... . 1111 Casper Pl., Rockford, lll. Jacobsen, Joanne M. ............... 50, 51, 5771 N. E. Circle Ave., Chicago 31, lll. I47 Jacobson, Joyce C. .............. ....... 7 6, 91 307 W. 11th St., Kaukauna Jansky, Richard C. .............., .,... 6316 Ogden Ave., Berwyn, lll. Jarrard, harles F.,kJxr .... ..............,.,. 6 1 393 North Shore, ontana Jarrett, Betsy B.. .35, 136, 46, 47, 51, 81, 143, 148 3817 E. 50th Place, hoenix, Arizona Jarrett, Janann ...........,..,....,.,....,., 3817 Evfoth Place, Phoenix, Arizona Jenkins, illiam W., Jr ...... ..,.,.......... S 5 Pine Ridge Rd., Greenwich, Conn. Jensen, Sonja M. ........................,. 76 S16 Windsor, Chicago 40, lll. Johnson, Camille F. ........,... . ...... 49, 76 751 Made St., Neenah Johnson, ' role L. ....... 30, 44, 45, 76, 89, 113 5154 W. Crystal St., Chicago 51, lll. Johnson, Carolyn S. ------.--116. 17. -16. 47. sz. 109. 126. 119 5675 N. Olcott Ave., Chicago 31, lll. Johnson, Carter C. .................. 13, 57, 89 407 N. Highland Ave., Rockford, Ill. Johnson, David C. .................,... 54, 55 911 N. Kenneth Ave., Chicago 30, lll. Jofinson, Judith A ....... .,.... 1 3, 44, 45, 91, Q1 1116 Commonwealth Ave., Madison 5 ohn udith A , 51 J son. J ' . ...,........ Q ......... 50 5711 N. Sacramento Ave., Chicago 45, Ill. Johnson, Richard L ........ . .... 58, 59, 113, 831 S. Leavitt, Chicago 43, lll. l43 Johnson, Roberts L ......... . . . . . .. . .14, 46, 47 8440 S. Vernon, Chicago 19, lll. Johnson, Ronald C. .........,...... 58, 89, 1574 N. 39th St., Milwaukee IO 109 Johnson, Ruth Ann ........... .14, 48, 49, 89 Box 133, Capron, lll. Johnson, Thomas A .... ......,....,..... 1 4, SQ 1574 Nvggth St., Milwaukee IO Johnson, anda A. ............... . . .76 1450 Shore Dr., Marinette Joyce, William W .... ........, . . .148 311 W. Parkway, Appleton Kamps, Jerome H ..... ............ . . .148 111 Lawrence Court, Appleton Kamps, Richard J ........ ......,.. . . . 148 914 Jefferson Pl., Kimberly Kaplan, Carole R, ....... .........,.,.. 5 0, 148 1041 Forest Ave, Oak Park, lll. Karst, Walter E .....,.......,. 60, 61, 148 1601 N. 88th St., Wauwatosa Kasten, Carolyn M ..... ..,... . 41, 43, 1 15, 148 615 N. Second Ave. Maywood, lll. Katz, Jerry F.. .........,............. 14, 100 6311 N. Washtenaw, Chicago 45, lll. Kaufman, Kay A. . ....,........... 14, 44, 45 7618 Keclvale, Skokie, lll. Kaufman, Lynne M ...... .......,.,..... 1 4, 81 7305 N. Pheasant Lane, Milwaukee I7 Kayser, Thomas C ...... ....... .,.... 5 6 . 57. 76 415 Birch, Winnetka, lll. Kee, Mary D ........ ......... 4 0, 41, 64, 89, Q1 Ill N Concord Ave , Watertown Kehr, John H ........................,. 14 63 105 N. Park Blvd., Milwaukee 14 Keiser, R. Lincoln .,... ,.......,..... . . .14 1 1 Main St., Grinnell, lowa Kell, Elmer R... .....,....... .... 1 4, 59, 55 100 Route 3, Wausau Keller, Sarah A .... ............. ....,..... IS Park Dr., Boston 15, Mass. Kellogg. E. Vtfayne ............... ...,.... 3 8 1585 S. 76th St., West Allis I4 Kenngott, Karen M. ................ 14, 40, 4I 1681 N. 61nd St , Milwaukee io Kett, Mary A. ...... ............ 1 4, 50, 51, 99 831 Hinman Ave., Evanston, lll. Kexel, Barbara M. ....,.........,......... 14 1108 W. Oklahoma St., Appleton Kilb, Barbara A. ..., ...................... 1. 4 51.47 N. Berkeley Blvd., Milwaukee I7 Kilgas, James A ...,..... ....... 6 5, 91, 113, 148 400 W. Eighth St., Kaukauna Kilgroe, Marilynne L. .... ........... 1 4, 40, 41 118 Victoria Ave., Decatur, lll Kimberly, John R Jr. ...................... . West Court, Appleton King, Roberta J.. . 37, 44. 45, 81, 81, 89, 109, 115 1104 Eton Ridge, Madison 5 Kinn, Donald N. ......................... 148 6935 N. Ottawa Ave., Chicago 31, lll Klingbiel, TomJ ...... ...... 5 4, 55, 67, 109, 118 805-10th Ave., East Moline, lll. Kloehn, Gretchen M. ..................... 109 716 E. College Ave., Appleton Klomberg, Gerald H ...... .,... .... 60 , 1 14, 148 313 E. Lake St., Horicon Klosterman, Nancy A.. ........ . . .5o, 51, 148 413 W. Fifth St., Shawano Koehnke, Jama F.. . ................... . . .60 1417 E. Fremont St. Appleton Komoroske, John F. .......... 1.4, 59, 65, 91, 509 Fremont St., Algoma Kopplin, David A. ..................... 14, 1.715 Thayer St. Evanston, lll. Koser Randol hG.. ................ 60, 61, 5037 Dobsor?St., Skokie, lll. 91 57 76 Krausexganicc M ..... .................. 4 6, 77 15 8 idgewood Lane, St. Paul 13, Minn. Kreigng, George F. ....,.............. Ill, 148 313 E. Commercial St , Appleton Krieger, Karen B. . ......,. 33, 46, 47, 109, 116 806 Henry St., Green Bay Krog, Susan M.. .... ..... ................ 1 4 1337 S. Second St., Stillwater, Minn, Kronquist, Wayne W. ..................... 14 1515 Taylor St , Marinette Krumm, Nina F. ............... 50, 51, 77 1030 Church St , Glenview, lll. Kuckuk, David C.. .... ,....... ..,... 1 0 9 148 Bartlett St., Shawano Kuehl, Kenneth P. .... ............ .... 1 4 8 115K E. Spring St., Appleton Kuehngack R.. .......................... Q1 1117 . 1 th St., Milwaukee 4 Kuelthau, Robert E. .....,......... 60, 61, 109 939 S. Layton Blvd., Milwaukee lf Kuether, Betty M. ................. 14, 48, 49 931 First St., Kiel Kuether, Kenneth K.. . .58, 59, 67, 117, l7.3, 148 934 St. Clair Ave., Sheboygan Kukuk, Lois M.. ............... 64, 89, 91, 110 Box 687, Cambria Lafiin, Don E. .,...........,. ..... 60 , 61, 87 7a6 Harrison St., Neenah Lal , Roger W. ..,................. 89, 91, 110 Route 3, S Main Rd., Fort Atkinson Landis, Peggy ...... 31, 36, 46, 47, 86, 110, III McCauley, Robert P.. .............. . . .63 1053 E. 71nd St., Chicago 49, lll. McConnel, John S ..... .............. . 54, 149 301 Seventh St., Patterson Heights, Beaver c nne , 0 n .. ............ M cliallsiipi' 11 N 700 Ardsle Rd., Winnetka, lll. McFarland, George D .... .....,... Polebridge, Montana McFarland, Gordon l' ....... . 'V1PCo'lebriige, Montana 1crew,ane ............,.. .. N41 59 Kenmolre, Elmhurst, lll. cntyre,on. .............. ...... . 5068 N. Tkfoodburn St., Milwaukee ...57 .. 61, 110 .46 47 McKnight, Marcia B.. ....... . . 1715 Hinman Ave , Evanston, ll 15. 30.40.41 l McLeod, J anet B ...... ...... ...... 16 Bellaire Court, Appleton Langendorf, Grace E. .... ...,........... 1 4, Q2 Route 1, Box 186, lron River, Mich. Lanino, Phyllis C. .......,...... 37, 50, 51, 110 115 Willow St., Clintonville LaRose, James E ......... ....... ...,. 1 4 , 59 1506-14th St., Rockford, lll. LaRose, Robert C.. ....... ............. 1 4. 59 1315 W. Rogers Ave , Appleton Larsen, Thomas C. ........,...,... . .70, 1 l7 1019 N. Owaissa St., Appleton Larsh, Raymond O. ............. ....... 5 8 113 N. Union St., Appleton Larsh, WalterJ. ............... .... 5 S, 149 610 E.. Alton St., Appleton Larson, Alle ra. .......... ....... 7 7, 111, 131 119 High St , Medford 55, Mass Laupp, Marjorie H. ............... .... 1 4, 41 7633 N. Boyd Way, Milwaukee ll Laycock, William R. .............. , .56, 77, 89 3113 Central St., Evanston, lll. Lea, Jennifer. .,.................... 41, 43, 84 S. Melrose, Elgin, lll Leatham,Jack T. ...... 3I-Q 54, 67. 77, 103, 117 Washington and Wood d., Hinsdale, Ill Leech, Barbara L ...... ........,........ 4 4, 72 800 E. Illinois St., Wheaton, lll. Leidgen, Carol L.. ........ . . . . ,... 14, 50, Sl 1134 W. Wisconsin Ave , Oconornowoc Lembcke, Thomas C ,.... ...... . 65, 91, 93, 149 1918 N. Alvin St., Appleton Lemke, H. Wayne ............,. 61, 63, 89, 114 6110 N. Kirkwood, Chicago 30, lll. Lentz, Leolyn D. ................ 50, 51, 110 410 W. Acacia Rd., Milwaukee ll Leonard, Frank W ................ ......,.... Des Plaines, lll. Lepawsky, Michael ..................... 55, 81 1818 Benvenue Ave., Berkeley 5, Calif. Leu, Ronald W. ..,...........,.... .... 1 4, 63 136 Doty St., Fond du Lac Leypoldt, Margaret S. ....... ..... . . . .77 6941 N. Barrett Lane, Milwaukee I7 Liebenstein, John B. .... ............ 1 4, 61, 91 3145 S. Logan Ave., Milwaukee 7 Lien, Neil E .... ................. 3 3, 61, 63, 77 9119 W. Grand, Franklin Park, lll. Lingle, RichardJ ...............,. . .,14, 63 Route 1, Brillion Linskens, Robert J ...... ........... .... 1 4 9 1417 N. Harriman St., Appleton Lintvedt, Richard L. .............. , . .14, 59 Il 1 York Rd , Edgerton Lock, Nancy J ................ ...... 1 4, 46, 47 9803 S. Prospect Ave., Chicago 43, lll. Locke, Edward N .......... .....,....... 1 4, 61 Box 76, Lac du Flambeau Lofquist, Helen U ....... ........ 5 0, 51, 77, Ill 5365 N. Lynch, Chicago 30, lll. Lohman, Carolyn G ....... ........... 1 4, 48, 49 1076 Thorndale, Chicago 40, lll. Lovell, Judith ....................,.... 36, 37 18 Park St., Florence, Mass Luce, Roberta A ..... .... . ............., 8 9, Q3 115 S. LaGrange Rd., LaGrange, lll. Luitwieler, Gretchen L .............. 14, 91, QI 89 Cambridge St., Winchester, Mass. Lunde, Robert R. ......................... 58 1447 Pleasant Road, Glenview, Ill Lutz, Mary Elizabeth ................... 14, 64 3031 Thayer St., Evanston, lll. Lyon, Marilyn V.. , ................. 14, 50, Sl 1017 Mulford St., Evanston, lll. MacArthur, William ....,........... 15, 61, 85 8416 Stickney Ave., Wauwatosa MacBean, John W ................. ..... . Sao E. Harrison St., Appleton Me ride, Patricia L .............. 41, 43, 77, 86 3811. W. 51nd St., Fairway Manorg Kansas City, Kansas . . . . I4 3915 Fern Court, lvladison 5 9 McNeil, Barton W .... ......... ..,.. 6 1 , 149 6117 Fifth Ave., Kenosha McNeil, Marjorie H ..... ..... , ....... 1 5 7411 Filth Ave , Kenosha McRoberts, E. Sandra .......... .... 5 0, 51, 77 1187 Columbus Circle, Janesville McRoberts, Patricia R.. . . ......,..... 44, 110 508 Vollrath Blvd , Sheboygan Major, Cathleen A. ....... 44, 45, 110, 113, 131 81.73 N. Gray Log Lane, Nlilwaukee Il Nlalcomson, Richard A... . .... ...15, 57 717 S Belmont, Arlington Heights, Ill lvlalmstrom, Mrs. Homer .... . . . ....... . . .. 515 N. Union St., Appleton ivlann, David L. . . . ..,.. ..... 5 6, 57, 77 655 Sheridan Rd, Winnetka, lll. Manthey, Warren G. . . .56, 67, 103, 104, ll7 SIO N Center St , Beaver Dam Marquardt, Alan E. ...... ,............ 1. 5, SQ 1518 W. State St , Milwaukee 3 lvlarshall, lvlrs. F. S.. ........,........... .. 811 W Prospect Ave, Appleton lX1art1n,cJ Robert. .. . . .... 58, 59, ff 1419 olfax St , Evanston, lll. Masterson, Meridith A. 50, 51, 81, 115, 134, IJO 710 Clark St., Stevens Point Matenaer, Mary M ....... .... ........ 8 9 , 64 309 W. Water St., Barton Mattern, Gerald M. ..... . . . .... 65, 91, 9: 611 Fifth St., Menasha lvlattison, Mary M ...... . . . .... . . 15 Box 156, Tomahawk Maxwell, Ronald R. ..............,...... 149 410-1 5th St. N., Wisconsin Rapids May, James E... .. ................. 15, 57, 85 3416 N. Cramer St., Milwaukee ll May, Phillip T.. 3 ,14, 60, 61, 67, 89, 91, 110, 117 1958 S Logan Ave, Milwaukee 7 Mayer, Carolyn L ......................,. 77 6044 N. Berkeley Blvd., Milwaukee l7 Mayer, Nancy K.. .................. 7.5. 4-1. -16 711 N Ninth St., Manitowoc Medler, Lareen L .... ,.......,...... 4 1, 43, 77 3105 N. 54th St , Milwaukee 16 Meier, William G., Jr ........... .... 5 8, 77 Woodland Rd., Sheboygan Meikle, Mary G. .....................,. 30, 89 3314 Clinton Ave., Berwyn, lll. Melchert, Thomas E .... .......... .... 6 1 , 77 911 Lawe St., Kaukauna Mereness. Thomas R. .......... ...... 8 9, Q1 12754 E. 11nd St., Kaukauna Merley, Kathleen E...46, 47, 97, 114, 116, 149 1406 Thorndale, Chicago, Ill. Merry, Charles H ..... 54, 55, 70, 110, II7, IIS 41.18 N. 50th St., Milwaukee 16 Meschievitz, Edmund D ,... ...... , . .... S7 8357 Colfax Ave, Chicago 17, lll. Metko, Clem H. ..... .............. , 61 704 First St , Menasha Meyer, James H. ............. .... 1 5 63 319 S. Union St., Shawano Meyer, Raymond M. ...... ............ 8 3, 149 Box 51, St. Nazianz Meyer, Robert L. .... 67, 68, 71, 117, 118, 149 1015 Hawes Ave , Appleton Miller, Barbara R. ............... 15, 48, 49, 92 10701 W. Scharles Ave, Hales Corners Miller, Craig R .... . ............... . .... If 61 111 Church Rd., Winnetka, lll Miller. Patricia A.. . ............. 1.5, 64, 91 Q1 711 Wesley, Evanston, lll. Milz, Judith A .... ............... 1 5, 46, 47, 51 7143 W. Coyle Ave, Chicago 51, lll. Minger, Patricia J. .............. ........ 7 7 840 Courtland Ave , Park Ridge, lll Mock, Marianne L. ................. 15 44, 45 19 Albion Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass Molsberry, Daniel L.. . . ................ 15. 59 991 Second Ave. S., Wisconsin Rapids Montag, Charles F. .......... .,..... 5 6, 57 31.8, Marshall, Bellwood, Ill Moore, John W .................... 61 63. 77 1305 S York Rd., Elmhurst, lll. Moore, Mary Louise ............... 44, 115, 149 1011 W. 49th St., Minneapolis, Minn. Morris, James W .... ......... . .54, 55, Ill, 149 737I N. Navajo Ave., Milwaukee ll Morrison, Marijo A. ................. 40, 41, 77 311 Des Plaines Ave., Riverside, lll. Page 193 Morton, Paul W, .... ,... .... 60 , 110, 113 Route 1, Kaukauna lvfott'Smith, Margie T ......,.,..,,.. 15, 50, Sl 1135 Orrington Ave., Evanston, lll. Mrotek, James E.. . ......,,...,........... SQ 1510 S. 13rd St., Manitowoc Mu lhau rMelmutC .....31 eh 3 se, . ..... .. 6.4 lxentuck St Sturgeon Bay Mulford, Davicl,C.. . ...,.............. .15 1841 E. State Sr., Rockford, Ill, Mumme, Suzanne ....,,,..... 48, 410 N. Union St., A pleton 49- 77. 97- 55 93 Mundelius, Manfred ....,.....,...,.. 17, 55 Domeburgerstrasse 61, WanneaEichel, West- falis, Germany Mungerson, Gerald NV. .... ....,.... 5 8, 59, 113 614 Edison St., Geneva, lll, Murdock, John D. ......,......... 56, 113, 149 36 S. Oak St., Hinsdale, lll. Murray, V. Kay .... 33, 50, 51, 99, 115, 130, 149 6784 N Keota Ave,, Chicago 30, Ill. lvluuss, Mimi E ..,.... .. ,..... 33, 1714 N, First St., Sheboygan 40. 41' 77. 35 Nash, E, Garrett ....,.......,...........,. S9 610 N. Eighth St., Manitowoc Negronida, eter R ..,.. ,....,.,........ 1 5, 85 Il I9 W. Touhy Ave,, Chicago 45, lll. Negronida, Robert E. 4, 55, 70, 103, IO4, II7, IIB, 131, 150 1119 W. louhy Ave., Chicago 45, lll. Neiman, Kathleen A.. .,..,.,. ..,,... 1 5, 40, 41 1514 W. American St., Freeport, lll. Nelson, Arlene M.. . ,... ......... 4 6, 77, 81, 81 1437-A Elmdale, Chicago 16, lll. Nelson. Joan M. ,....,,., . ,.,,..... 17, 46, 47 811 Main 5t,, Lake Geneva Nelson, Robert F. ..............,.,.... 56, 77 1815 N. 69th St., Milwaukee io Nelson, Wallace L ,Jr. ........ - ,... .... 3 S, ISO 140 Shore Acres Dr., Wisconsin Rapids Nemacheck, F. Brooks ..................... 57 1331 Blaine Blvd., Racine Neuman, Lisl .... . ........... . , ........... 17 1130 Kernan Ave., Appleton Neunast, Mary A. .....,.,.....,... 48, 49, IIO 1 18 Cottage St., Merrill Newell, Sharon H. .......,..,..,.... 40, 41, 77 310M Humboldt Ave., Wausau Niedert, Gretchen. ,....,. ......,.,....,.,. 4 6 13 Outlook Dr., Darien, Conn, Niemi, Lois E .,... 31, 37, 43. 39. 97. 110, 115, 131 Peters, Alice M. ....... . .. ......... 46, 47, 11o 810 Blaine Ave., Janesville Peters, John D ,....... .,............... 1 5, 63 1714 Central Ave., Wilmette, lll. Peterson, F. Lyn ..... ,.,.......,. ..... 1 5 Box 436, Kewaskum Peterson, Jon M. ....... .... 6 7, 103 Winneconne Petrie,FJames R, ....,...,.......,.,. 61, 63, 77 195 orest Hills Way, Salem, Ore. Pierri, Frank R ,....,... .,.......,........... 418 N. Lawe St., Appleton Pihl, Barbara F ........... ,.., . . ,41 Route 1,SJefferson Pinkosky, tephen E ,...,.... .... ......., 6 1 840 State St., Menasha Piper, Holly ........ ....... ,.... . , ,.36, 50, fl Manistee River, Grayling, Mich. Plaehn, Thomas A. ............. 56, 57, 87, lfO IOOO Kavanaugh Pl., Wauwatosa Ploetz, Gene P, ........... , ....,........ . . 141 W. Wisconsin Ave., Kaukauna Potratz, Doris E .... ..........,.,.,......,... 1830 N. ZISE St., Milwaukee 5 Potts, M. Elizabeth ............ 48, 49, 114, 116 ZIOO Elmwood, Wilmette, lll. Pradt, Daniel J ...... ................... 5 8, SQ 603 Gray Pl., Wausau Prange, John F.,. .,....... 54, 55, 105, 113, ISO 544 Louisiana St., Sturgeon Bay Prange, Phillip G. .... .......... 5 4, 55, 67, 105 544 Louisiana St., Sturgeon Bay Pratt, Carlene L.. . ..,.... .... . . . ..64, 89, llO 190 N. Park St., Richland Center Pratt, George N.. ,,...... ....... ...,.., , . 390 Park St., Menasha Proctor, Ann F. .,........ Route 1, Kirkland, Ill. Purucker, George W ....... . .,.... 519 S. Main t., Fort Atkinson , ...,,,. 15 ..60,07, 117 111 S. Front St,, Marquette, Mich. Niemz, Corinne L. .................. 15, 40, 4l 606 S, Mitchell, Arlington Hts,, lll. Noack, Frederick J. ..............--- 65. 89- 97- 511 N, Superior St., Appleton Nold, Woodrow V. ................,,.. 15, 100 118 N, Lawe St., Appleton Nolte, Suediane ...,............. 15, 40, 41, 99 541 Neff Rd., Grosse Pointe 30, Mich, Nudelman, Jerold M. ...........,.,......... . 6810 Ogelsby Ave., Chicago 49. lll. Nunn, Cynthia ................ ..15, 30, 46, 47 799 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka, lll. Nuttin , BarbaraJ, .....,.,.,...,...,..... 15 515 Grove St., Stillwater, Minn. Nye, Robert P ....,..,.. . . , JS. 59.89, 110, 114 5105 N, Santa Monica Blv ., Milwaukee Odekirk, Dennis R. ..............,.. 15, 63, 93 Letendre Ave., Port Edwards Olson, Carol L.. ,.,......,..,....... 15, 50, Sl 7450 N Lombard Rd., Milwaukee l7 Olson, Graham F., Jlr ..... ...... 5 4, 67, 110, 113 5834 N, Odell Ave., Chicago 31, lll. O'Ne1l,QJuni0r L ..,...... .....,....... 1 10, ISO 117 1 . Union St., Appleton Organ, Barbara L. ..... ......,... ...... 7 7 1 101 Hamilton St., Racine . Ostergren, Richard S ......,... ....,.,...... 5 8 3374 N. 49th St., Milwaukee IO Otte, Cecile A. ..........,...... 44. 45. 85, 110 11 Winona Court, Appleton Otterbacher, Thyrza S ..... .........,...... 1 50 3001 Bethel Blvd,, Zion, lll. Owen, John R ,...... ........... . .,33, 60, 77 141 N. Park Ave., Neenah Owen, Nancy E. ..... 48, 49. 64. 89, 91, 150 141 N. Park Ave., Neenah Page, William H ....... .......,...,...,..,... 611 E. Glendale Ave., Appleton Paine, Millicent E ....... ,... ........ 1 4 , 44, AS 1718 Lincolnwood, Evanston, lll. Palmer, Gordon W .,... , .,.....,........... 56 5645 Giddings, Chicago 30, lll, Paradise, Deborah ..,......,......, 44, 77, 131 1 Lincoln St., New Haven, Conn. Parker, James L, ...,......... , .... ,....,. 1 IS 314-11th St., Neenah Parkinson, Brenda G. ............,....,.,.. . . 4444 Upton Ave. S., Minneapolis 10, Minn. Patterson, Frederik L.. ..,.,....,..,.... 15, 61 SI 1 Jefferson St., Waupaca Patton, David G, .....,...... ..... 9 1 163 E. Noyes St,, Berlin Payette, Ronald M. ...,......,......... 15, SQ 1635 Hawthorne, Two Rivers Pedersen, Judith M ....... ........ 1 5, 48, 49, 51 3335 N. New England, Chicago 34, Ill, Perry, Cynthia A.. ,35, 37, 46, 47, 110, 114, 143 613-14th Ave., Menominee, Mich. Page 194 Purves, Robert E. ..........,.. 54, 55, 105, 110 946 Michigan St., Sturgeon Bay Pusey, Anne M .... ..... 4 6, 47, 81. 110, 114, 139 11 11-1SU, ARWC., Carlisle Barracks, Pa. Pusey, Nathan M., Jr. ...........,..... 16, 61 I7 Quincy St,, Cambridge, Mass. Quick, Joseph M. ..... ...................,. , 707 Washington, Wilmette, lll, Ramer, Kathleen l. .... 36, 37. 111, Ill, IIS, 131 1306 Airport Rd., Endicott, N. Y. Ramsey, Paul F. ...............,....,...... , 805 East St., Fort Atkinson Randall, Barbara L. ......... .36, 46, 4.7, 81, 150 146 Woolper Ave., Cincinnati 10, Ohio RasmussenNJon R. ............,..... ,..... 6 1 6151 N. avajo, Chicago 30, lll. Raue, James B. ...........,,...... . . . IOO8 Eighth St., Watertown Reardon, illiam J. ....................... 91 701 Lincoln Ave., Kaukauna Redetzke, Margaret A. ....... 37. 41, 51, 99, Ill 418 First St., Apt. 5, Wausau Regenbuzlg, Joann K, ........,...,........ 116 15 N. incennes Circle, North Bay, Racine Rehfeldt, Warren R. ,..................... 1 ll 610 E. Grant St., Appleton Reichel, Edward ...............,... ....... Route 1, Box 635, Franksville Reilly, David E. ...., ............,.,.. 8 9, Ill Route 1, Neenah Reinhardt, A. Georgiana .,.... , . .48, 49, 89, 150 16 580 S. Charlotte, Lombard, lll. Reiskytlvj ames F. ............,........ 16, 61 1014 , High St,, Racine Rentner, Nancy J. .................. 16, 48, 4Q Antioch, lll. Reynolds, Judith A ........ ....... ...16, 46, 47 5719 Santa Monica Blvd., Milwaukee I7 Rhodes, Mary Jo ..,...,....,...... . , , .. 569 S. Cleveland Ave., St. Paul 5, Minn. Rice, Patric1aJ. ..................,. 16, .30, 41 6141, N, Kent Ave., Milwaukee 1 7 Richards, Betsey Ann ............... 16, 46, 47 463 Gilbert Ave , Eau Claire Richardson, Ruth E. ............. . 1011 E. Johnson St,, Madison 3 ....16,99 Rickey, Philip A. ............. ........ 1 30, ISO 111 S. Fourth St., Geneva, lll. Rickmeier, John E. .......,,.... . 7Ob Bell Ave., Sheboygan ........16 Rietz, Donald P ..... ............... 5 3, 56, ISO 3158 Pinegrove, Chicago 14, lll Riley, Joan R, ..,........,...,.,........... . 509 N Morrison St., Appleton Rine, Richard D.. ,... .. . .67, IOZ, 147, McKinley St.. Neenah lll. ILO. IZI Rivenburg, Marian ........... 41, 43, 89, 91, 93 103 W. North St., Geneseo, lll. Roberts, Peter S ........... , ............,... . 308 E, Wisconsin Ave,, Neenah Rollsman, Sandra L. ............... .16, 48, 49 1007 Pierce St., Wakefield, Mich, Roose, Samuel A. .......................... . E. River Road, Perrysburg, Ohio Rose rant, Abigail G. .... ........... 1 6, 91, 93 Vaiey Head, Putney, Vermont Ross, John R. .................. . 6110 N. Kildare, Chicago 30, lll. -016. 55.93 Rounds, Glynn J. ............. ........ 8 9, 1 IZ 9001 W. Mitchell St., West Allis 14 Rowland, Phyllis A. ....................... 50 5931 N. Knox Ave., Chicago 30, lll. Rudeen, Dianne L .... ............... 1 6, 48, 49 4510 Glenwood Ave., Minneapolis 16, Minn. Ruf, J. Frederic ........................ 16, 61 Box 144, Elm Grove Runkel, John H. ............... .,.... 519 Oakland Ave., Burlington Runte, Mary C ....... .......... .... 4 8 , 91 911 Wilson St., Kaukauna Ruscharlerome H ...... . ..... . . . .65, 91, 93 787 ayco St., Menasha Ryan, James J. ....... ........ ............. . Route 1, Stanwood, Mich. Rydin, Karen J .,... ....................... 4 6 6619 Minnehaha, Lincolnwood, lll. Sackett, David L. .... . .......,. 33, 87, 131, ISO 111 S. Kensingson Ave., LaGrange, lll. Sadler, Patricia . ........................ 47 533 Diversey, Chicago 14, lll. Samuelson, Gayle A ..... ............ ........ 510 Memorial Dr., Appleton Sanbom, Barbara A ...... ............... 4 4, 97 309 N. Brockway St., Palatine, lll. Sanford, Mary Ann ...........,...,...,... ISO 714 Fremont Ave., Morris, lll. Sawin, Philip 3, Jr. ........... 70, 81, 117, 118 659 Farwell r., Madison 4 Sawyer, Julianne C. . ................ 16, 48, 49 1196 S. Poplar Ave., Kankakee, lll. Scambler, John G .... ,............ ...... 3 8 , 60 1106 Hull, Evanston, lll. Schafer, James S ...... .................. 1 6, 61 413 E. Milwaukee Ave., Fort Atkinson Schaps, Ronald T. ................ 89, II4, ISO 531 N. Hamilton Ave,, Chicago 18. lll. Scharinger, games G, ......,............ 91, Q1 Route 1, heboycgan Falls Schauder, Phoebe .. . . ..... ..... 4 1, 43, 111 316 Lincoln, Rhinelander Schenkat, Lawrence D. ......... ....,. 5 4, 89 ISO Grayside Ave., Mauston Schildhauer, Paula l. ................ 16, 44, 45 1817 Wisconsin Ave., New Holstein Schlafke, Don B. .........,........... 113, ISO 1708 W. Packard St., Appleton Schleger, Carol A ...... ....,......... 1 6, 40, 4l 76 E, Eleventh St,, Fond du Lac Schlick,JamesG .... 54, 55, 68, 117, 118, 119, 151 7931 N. Cedarburg Rd., Milwaukee Schmidt, KarlJ .......... ........... 6 5, 91, 91 Hull House, 800 S. Halsted, Chicago 7 Schmidt, Willard A. .........,. .... 3 8, 117, 151 Embarrass Schmitke, William A. ..... ...... 5 8, SQ Box 111, Peshtigfz Schmitt, Richard .. ........... .. .113 311 E, Eighth St., Kaukauna Schoedl, Raymond A. .,......... . . . 2056 Blake Ave., Racine Schoenbechler, Don L. ..., . . . .... . . .91 Omro Scholler, Eugene R.. . ....... . . .5S, 89, lll 396 Ellis St , Fond du Lac Schrader, John E. ........... ...... . .61 Rush Lake Schreiber, James M. .................... 16, 63 510 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park, lll. Schreiber, Paul ..,...... . .................. S4 111nd St. 81 3rd Ave., Palos Park, lll. Schroeder, Bargara A. ...,........48, 86, 87,81 130, 1313, ISI 1335 Commonwealth Ave., hicago 14, ll, Schroeder, Mrs. Kenneth ..................... IOI4 N. Appleton St., Appleton Schroeder, Donald H. .......,....... 56, 57, 91 6758 N. 115th St., Milwaukee 16 Schroeder, Nancy E ...... ..,.,.......... 4 4, 45 Route 1, Box 174, Wolf Rd., Schroeder, Natalie E. 49, 51, 86, 97, 130. 133, 151 1335 Commonwealth Ave., Chicago 14, l l. Schuemann, Wilfred C.. ....,.,...... 16, 61, 91 37 Graceland, Des Plaines, lll. Schuetter, Anne M. ................. 16, 46, 47 511 W. Fifth St., Appleton Schultz, William J. .........,.. ........ . Tigerton Schulze, Richard G... . ..... 113, ISI Greenville Schwandt, Sheila O. .............. 41, 43, 64, 91 Campbellsport Schwarze, Richard F.. .......,............. . . 801 N. Grove Ave., Oak Park, lll. Schwendener, Virginia D ...,..... 36, 41, 43, 111 33 S. Monroe, Hinsdale, lll. Schwendler, Carl G.. ...................... 16 616 W. Atlantic St., Appleton Scidmore, John H. Jr. ............ ...... 5 8, SQ 1 144 Columbus Circle, Janesville Scott, Walter J., Jr .... .........,.......... 5 6 Bayview Beach, Route 1, Box 376, Oshkosh Sears, JamesT ..... ........... 60 , 100, 111, II7 Elburn, lll. Seefeld, Jane A ...... ...........,.... 1 6, 44, 4f 411 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh Seefeld, Kenneth W. .............. 56, 115, 151 411 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh Seehawer, Kermit L .... ...................... 1909 S. Jefferson St., Appleton 1136 E. Juneau Ave., Milwaukee 1. Seidel, Nancy C. ................ 44, 89, 99, Ill 1740 Lincolnwood Dr., Evanston, lll. Seinwill, Ronald W. ......,.....,.... 56, 80, 81 1711 Huffman Blvd., Rockford, lll. Semple, M. Lynn. .3o, 44, 45, 89, 97, 99, IIS, 116 193 Elmhurst Ave., Elmhurst, lll. Swan, Frederick R.. ....,.,..... . . . ........ 16 511 Grove St., Elmira, N. Y. Swan, RobertJ. ......... ..., 6 5, 67, 81, 91, Q3 1 IS N. Union St., Appleton Swanstrom, Gerald C. ..................... 16 Seto, Mrs. Gail M. .......,........,........ . 504 E. Pacific St., Appleton Severson, Mary E. ..................... 48, 49 114 Stevens St., Neenah Shafer, AnneJ.. 48, 49, 86, Ill, 119, 130, Camp Strongheart, Lake Tomahawk I32, ISI Shannon, Charles E.,cJr. ................ 31, 89 7000 S. Shore Dr., hicago 49, lll. Sharp, Stephanie M. ....,..... 16, 3 1, 44, 45, Q9 614 S. Quincy, Green Bay Shields, Garvin L... ................... .91, Q1 118A Broadway, Berlin Shipek, Joseph E. .... ................. 8 9, Il 1 819 Sixth Ave., Antigo Shumaker, Jan ......... .. ....... 30, 33, 41, 41 814 East St., Three Rivers, Mich. Simonds, R. Michael. . .58, 59, 70, 117, 118, ISI 166 Woodland Ave., Winnetka, lll. Simons. John B. Jr ............. .,......... 1 05 Whitefish, Montana Skidmore, John L.. ........... .... 6 5, 19-3 Otter St., Oshkosh 89.151 Slovic, Paul ................,............... 1761 Clavey Rd., Highland Park, lll. Smith, Daniel P. ................... ..... . .89 Swanstrom, William H. R... 61, 63, 85, Ill, II4 S 9017 S. mam? Ave., Chicago 10, lll. wanton, io . ........................... 40 River Drive, Appleton Swearingen. William L. ...........,. ..,. 3 S S 55:8 Nirith St., Winona, Minn. 6 zo , erry ..... ........................ 1. T 1-65aSlprucj Ave., Highland Park, Ill. 6 ait, O ert . .....,.................. 1 , S7 436 Bostwick Ave , Janesville Tangen, Audrey O.. . .31, 36, 37. 48, 49. 91. 111 3114 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Milwaukee 7 Tesser, Jerry J ........................ 17, 03 S. Duluth Ave , Sturgeon Bay Thailing, Mary K.. . ............,... 17. 40, 41 3801 Washington St., S. Charleston 3, W. Va. Thompson, Charles K ...... ........ . 60, 67. 117 637 Elm St., Neenah Thompson, Howard S. Ill ..,.. ,..... 5 6, 57. 151. N581 Oak St., Glen Ellyn, lll. om n, ioolgcif. Eleshiem St., Iron Mountain, Mich. Thoms, Denis F. ........................,. 56 -D403 Orelgoyra Aveki Dundee, lll. 6 orson, ne .. .............., . . . .5 105 Elm St., Elkhorn ames B ...... ............ . .,.. 1 05 Dundee Rd., Northbrook, lll. 2.52. Decorah Rd., West Bend Smit , David A. ....................... 16, 55 19 6 W. Highland Blvd., Milwaukee 8 Smith, Edward B ...... ............. 89 , 93, 134 South Oakhill Ave., Route 3, Janesvi le Thu row, Robert W. ..... ....,..,..,., 331 S Jefferson St., Woodstock, lll. Tichenor, Caroline A .... .....,........ .....58 --45.99 Smith, Gr ory B 6477 N.eSunny Point Lane, Milwaukee l7 Smith, Magorie .......,......... 16, 64, 91, 93 707 Thur St., West De Pere Smith, Penelope .............. 16, 50, 51, 51, QQ 4015 N. Newhall, Milwaukee Il SmullenWlamesJ .... ........,.,.... 6 1, 63, 151 1041 isconsin St., Wisconsin Rapids Smykal Susan .............,... 31, 44, 45, ISI 1010 Illinois St., Wheaton, Ill. Snook, Sara A. ........................ 43, 111 S1 W. Evelyn, Freeport, lll. Snydiacker, Harry. ...............,........ S7 1616 Orrington Ave., Evanston, lll. Solberg, Carl R ..,........,.................. 411 W. Fifth St., Appleton Sommerfeldt, Frank J. ...,.,.......,.... 91, 93 317 W. Fond du Lac St., Ripon Souerbry, Lynn .....,..,.,..... .... 4 6, Butterfield Rd., Flossmoor, lll. 47.151 Spangler, Shirley J . .......... . ............ .91 S91 N. Church St., Richland Center Sperry, Douglas B. ..................... 16, 55 515 S. Fourth St. E., Fort Atkinson Speyer, James L ...........,...,. ............ 4131 N. Murray Ave., Milwaukee ll Spiegel, Miriam A. .............,....... 44, 4f 115 E. 89th St., New York 18, N. Y. Sprackling, Thomas A. ...,.... 60, 101, II7, ISI 1551. Riverview, Janesville Staack, Lucy S ......... ................ 1 6, Sl 1315- oth St., Moline. lll. Staiger, Dorothy M ...... ..... ,... . . 46, 47, ISI 1618 Garfield Ave., Aurora, lll. Stampp, Suzanne l. ........,........ 16, 46, 47 3859 N. 55th St., Milwaukee 16 Staub, Karen O.. ................... 16, 40, 41 SOI Normandy Lane, Glenview, lll. Steele, Sara J. .................. 33, 44, 89, 131 430 N. 14th St., La Crosse Steger, Thomas C. ............,............ 67 141 5 W. Washington St., Appleton Steidl, ohn AS. . . .I ....,....,.... . . . .16 114 oseph t., im r y Steiner, Gaar W. ............ ,... ..... 1 6 , 57 Box 595, Elm Grove Stephens, Carol A.. . .................. 48, 1 ll 1315 Gregory Ave., Wilmette, lll. Sternitzky, Robert D. .....,.,...... 61, 300 Nicolet Blvd., Menasha 67. ISI Stevens, Frederic C. ...........,........... 61 1096 Surrey Rd., Cleveland 6, Ohio Stevens, Susan C. ............ ...... , ...... 1 6 4111 Grand Ave., Western Springs, lll. Stewart, Larry A.. .............. ,.,...,.. . . . 610 Ash St., Baraboo Stiles, William C ..,. ............ 5 4, 55, 67, 113 fl 5 Dover St., Chippewa Falls Stodola, Bruce H. .........,. 35, 56, 57, 81, Ill 641 Park St., Wayzata, Minn. Stone, Virginia M ..... 50, 1, 51, 89, 136, 151 611 Rand St., Chippewa Falls Strei, Earl A. ..... . ......... . .......... 16, 61 314 W Pine St Shawano Strombiiigdlon W'. B .... .,.............,... 5 4 5405 a ison St , Morton Grove, lll. Sullivan, Barbaravll. .........,....... 16, 91, Q1 ll91l7Lh St., ilmette, lll. Surfus, Jerry M. .....,................. 1.6, S7 ll.4O . 18th St., Manitowoc Swain, Robert W., Jr. ................,. 1.6, 57 4454 N. Larkin St., Milwaukee Il Tichenor, Jack B. ................. 35, lll, 113 Dundee Rd , Northbrook, lll. Timmermann, Joan. . .31, 41, 43. 51. 96. 130. 152 Rt. 1, Box 334. Arlington Heights, lll. Torrence, Ronald W. ..............,........ . 137 Lincoln Dr. S., West Bend Treibel, Diane C. ..,,............... 17, 46, 47 Riverview Dr., Wausau Trester, Grace A. ............... 40, 64, 89, 151. 1 111 N. Seventh St., Sheboygan Tsurutani, Taketsugu ............,. ,.....,.,. 9-11, Nihonbashi Honchu, Chuo-Ku, Tokyo, apan Tuteur, Paul L .... ................. 1 7, 55, 100 11.17 Leonard Pl Evanston, Ill. Umberger, Nancy V .... ,.....,... 3 6, 40. 41, 99 545 Glenwood Trail, Elgin, lll. Uyeda, James Y.. .......... 54791, 93. 113, 151, Kahului, Maui, Terr. of Hawaii Vaillancourt, Lysbeth L ...... ..... 2 7, 48, 49, gp, 4144 N. Toronto St., Milwaukee 16 Van Dale, Robert L. ................ 54, 67, 89 1406 S. 78th St., West Allis I4 VanderHeiden, Janet M ...... .... ....... , , 311 Chute St., Menasha Vandeveld, G. John ............., . . 17, 55 118 N. 68th St., Wauwatosa I1 Van yzin, Roger D. ......,.....,......... ,, 1414 N. Bennett St., Appleton Van Uxem, Adriana M. ............. 44, 45, 111 1831 Alta Vista Ave., Wauwatosa I1 Vickow Bynum E., Jr. .................... 70 380 ashingon St., E. Walpole, Mass. Vining, Carol .. ................... 17, 50, fl 193 Larkdale Dr., Glenview, Ill. Voegelle, Marilyn R.. . ............ ...... 1 31 1 9 W. Fisk, Macomb, lll. Volkman, William L. .......... .... 6 1 910 Tayco St., Menasha Voll, Carol A ....... .................. .... 71.7 E. Franklin St., Appleton von Kaas, Barbara A ..... .................. 5 0 5775 N. Bay Ridge Ave., Milwaukee I7 von Storch, Cynthia ............... . .17, 40, 4l Enyart Road, Loveland, Ohio Voss, Criynthia L .... ................. 1 7, 50, Sl 308 . East Ave., Oak Park, lll. Voss, Thomas C. ...................... 54, ISI Mosinee Wagner, Ellen E. ....................... 40, 4l 1161 N. 74th St., Wauwatosa 13 Wagner, Gordon C ......... 81, 81, 114, 134, ISI Apt. 4B, Parish Court, Delavan Walch, Peter V .... ........................ 5 5 3053 N. Summit Ave., Milwaukee ll Walker, Bert N ..... ....................... 60 10 Richmond St., La Grange Park, lll. Walldren, Allan W. ......... , ...... 61, 63, Ill 307 Wisner Ave., Park Ridge, lll. Walsh, Judith A. ................ 17, 44, 45, S1 161 W. Tripoli Ave., Milwaukee 7 Walter, Richard K ...... ............... 5 6, 1 1 1 38 Sixth St., Cloquet, Minn. Walter, Suzanne M. .......... . 1010 Russet St., Racine Walters, Mrs. S.. .........,.............. . . . 57 West Court, Appleton Walworth, Judith A. ........ 40, 41, 81, 115, 151. 310 S. Taylor Ave., Oak Park, lll. Wangerin, Ruth C ...,. ............. . . 17, 91. Route 1, Stephenson, Mich. NVarner, David lvl . ....,............ 17, 61, 91 Apartado 889, Caracas, Venezuela Warner, Marillyn I.. . .40, 41, 64, 89. 91, Ill, Ill 719 E. Washington St., Appleton Warren, Joan D. .................... 17, 50, Sl 118 N. Monroe, Hinsdale, lll. NVashburn Andrea M ........ ........... fl 0 46 811 N. Cuyler Ave., Oak Park, lll. Watters, Merrily L. .................... QI 46 1111-19th St. N. E., Cedar Rapids, Ia XVeber, Richard K ...... ........... 60 . 61, 1 ll 1 13 S. Bartlett St., Shawano XVeber, Ruth M.. ...................... 17 49 1405 S. Ninth St., Manitowoc Weber, W1lburnJ. ............ ... .... .17 61 1111 E. Seventh St., Merrill Webster, Joyce V. ...................... 41, 41 630 Park Blvd., Glen Ellyn, Ill. Weeman, Frederic A. ............. ..... 1 O1 707f'1 Franklin St., Shawano Wege, David J. ........................ 56 91. 40 S. Shawano St., New London Weidiemann, Robert V. ..................... SQ 1. 16 E. New York Ave , Oshkosh Weigel. Jane C .... .................. 1 7, 46 47 411 Arlington Ave.. Elgin, Ill. Weinfurter, Robert W. .,........... ....... , 613 E. College Ave., Appleton Wells, Jacqueline A. .................. . . .17 811 N. Harveg Ave , Oak Park, lll. Wemple, Mary .. .................. ..... 4 6 918 Oakdale, De Pere Wendland, Wayne M. 54,81,89,114,113,131,151 189 Sunset Court, Menasha Werner, Thomas F .... ..................... 7 9 701 Prairie Ave., Janesville Westphalen, Mrs. R. W. ....... . .. .... 64, Ill 715 N. Morrison St., Appleton Wettergreemgoan .......,...... Q . ......... 79 Brinsmere r., Elo Gen. Del., Elm Grove Whitman, Robert .. ................ . .83 11 1 Taylor St., Kaukauna Whitmore, Esther M ...... ........... 4 4, 45, 7g 11 Cherry Hill, Holyoke, Mass. Whitmore, M. Suzanne. ............. 51. 36, 17 516 Lange Court, Libertyville, lll. Wiese, David C. .......,................... 79 Chetek Willem, SusanJ. ............ 50, 51, 89, 99, lll Route 1, Penny Road, Dundee, lll. Williams, Clay R ...... .......... 5 5, 89, 91, lll 1563 N. Farwell, Milwaukee ll Williams, George ..... ................ . 17. so 339 Elmwood Ave., Oshkosh Wilmer, Judith C. ............... 17, 41, 43, S1 614 N. Ontario St., De Pere Wilson, Margaret L..g7, 50, 51, 97. 99, 111, IIS 1361 Lincoln Ave., ., Highland Park, lll. Wilson, Robert R.. . ............. 17, 63, 89, Q1 Grand View Dr., Box 71.8, Elm Grove Wilton, Elisabeth S. .................... 31. 70 510 Cecil St., Neenah Windes, Marian F. ............. ....... . 471 Hill Road, Winnetka, lll. Winsor, John B ....... ............ .... 6 7 , 117 Grand View Dr., Peoria, lll. Wimsberger, Russellg ....... ............ 1 7, 55 411 N. Montreal t., Milwaukee 16 Wohlfbrd, JoAnn .................. 40, 41. 1 ll 17,50 N. Union St., Appleton Wol , Donald L. .... ................ 5 6. 57. 79 Route 3, Shawano Wolf, Lee E ...... ...................... 1 7. 77 Second St., Bonduel Wolfe, Margaret J ....... ........... 3 1, 44, 151 101. W. C ay St., Roodhouse, lll. Wolfe, Patricia L. ................... 17. 50. 51 608 E. Carlisle Ave., Milwaukee I7 Wolske, Dean L ..... ............ 3 5. 54. 55. 151 Route 1, Algoma Wood, C. William Jr ..... ........... 60 , 79, 103 310 W. Kimberly Ave., Kimberly Worthing, Carolyn C .... . ..... ......... . . . . II 10 Sunset Circle, Fond du Lac Wright, Susan J.. ..,............... 31, 44, 151 1869 N. 71nd St., Wauwatosa ll Yates, Carol S. ...................- 41, 43. 151 119 Ward Parkway, Kansas City, Mo. Young, Anne L.. ......... ....... . . ...-- 43. 49 4714 Wolf Rd., Westem Springs, lll. Young, Mrs. James O. ...................... . 1501. E. Gunn St., Appleton Young, Georgianne ..................... 40, 41 4759 N. Sheffield Ave., Milwaukee ll Young, James O ...... ....................... 1501 E. Gunn St., Appleton Young, John H ..... ......................... Route 1, Box 357. Menominee, Mich. Yulwohn W. ...................... 61, 79, 85 8 inona Court. Appleton Zagnoni, J. Kenneth. ......... ...... 1 7, 57, 100 6391161 Ave., Rockford, lll. Zieger, Rose M. ........................... 41 0069 N. Ridge, Chicago 16, Ill. Ziemann, J. Kent. ................- 54. 55. Ill If 1 7 Grant St., Marinette , 151 Page 195 :fr- n 1 n 0 il ANTHROPOLOGY Chandler Rowe, Beloit ifnllcuu B N, University mil Clhleagu. N1 .-X, Ph D ECONOM ICS ,ll Harold Schneider, Man- chester College, B A , Sea- hury-XYestcrn Theological Seminary, Northwestern University, Ph D RELIGION E. Graham Waring, Southern Methodist Uni- versity. BA: University of Chicago, BD., Ph,D. Mandell Boher. Siaic Uni, xersiiy nl' Nlnntana, B S , l'larx.iri.l L mxersiiy, XI A, Ph D HISTORY Wllllam McConagha, Txluskingum College, BA University ol' Illinois, N1 A, Ph D Padralc Frucht, Brown University, BA 1 Harvard University, lvl A. Wllllam Raney, Hastings College, BA: University nl Oxford, B A . University of Nlfisconsin, Ph D s Vernon Roelofs. Calvin College, B A , University of Michigan, M A, Ph D. 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M.: National University of Mex- ico: Student of Bernard Rogers and Howard Wells. y voice Eleanore Hire, Murray State Collegep Indiana Uni- versity, Nlus B, Mus. M L University of New Mexico, Student of Ernest Hoff- zimmer and George Robert, se,-, Robert Barnes, Wisconsin State College, Oshkosh, Lawrence College, Mus B , Eastman School of Music, Mus M 1 Student of George MacNabb and Bernard Rogers. CI-IORAL . st,- V I ' N 3 X Qs - X Ronald R. Kidd, College ofthe Pacific, University of Illinois1 MusBg Univer- sity ol Texas, Mus M 3 Stu- dent of Stanley Fletcher and Paul Pisk ' Miriam Clapp Duncan, American Conservatory of Music, Mus B . Mus M g Academy of lxlusic, Viennal Student of Leo Soinerby and Anto Heiller. PUBLIC SCHOOL MUS I C George COX, University of Michigan, Mus B ,Mus M 1 American Theatre Wine, ol New York Cityg Student of William S Brady and Arthur Hackett. 1, ., is w T AQ ' ff, , Isabell McClung, State University ol' Iowa, BAL Columbia University, M A , American Conservatory of Music, Fontainebleau, Stu- dent of Harry Collin Thorpe and Germaine Martinclli LaVahn Maesch, Law- rence College, Fvlus B .East- man School of lvlusic. Mus IX4 , Student ol' Marcel Duprc and Harold Gleason, A A G O. Willard Robb, University ol Nebraska, lvlus B in Ed , Mus M , Student of Arthur Westbrook NISTRUMENTAL THEQRY AND COMPOSITIQN 's?QX3y.i? B.Mus. Milwau- Univer- Carole Wang Schroeder, Lawrence College, MUS.B.Q Student of james W. Ming and Marcel Moyse Kenneth Byler, American Conservatory of Music. Mus B. 1 University olMich- igan, Mus M., Juilliard School of Music: Student of Edouard Dethier and Scott Willtts. Paul Hollinger, Baylor University, Mus.BL East- man School ol Music. Mus.M.p Student of A. I. McHose and Bernard Rog- ers. Clyde Duncan, American Conservatory of lwlusic, lvlus B , lvlus M L Trinity College ol Music, Londong Academy ol' Music, Vienna: Student ol' Richard Hauser and Leo Sowerby. Page I9 FACULTY K.. Mr, Brubaker Niiss Link LIBRARY STAFF page 10 KJ 'TlT'l l l r l '1-I . lc. . , Qi' T'V44'1-11 e Q-331, e ,ge Y ij D Q7 41' tx When the red- and gold-leaved trees sway, propelled by a slightly-frosted breeze, and the crisp waves of the Fox glitter gaily in the late afternoon sun, then Appleton, Wisconsin becomes a miniature melting pot of the world. From every corner of the USA., and from foreign countries too, students pour into the city to establish themselves for the coming nine months in the friendly settlement called Lawrence College. As soon as the freshmen hit the campus, they are swooped up in the flood of activity and swirled through that exciting time known as Xew Student Week H Dances, convos, and exchange dinners introduce the new buds on the family tree to Lawrence society. And, of course, there is Rush Week! The Greeks put on their best smiles and charming manners, trying to woo the cream of the crop. Classes begin, and the perpetual grind of studying commences. Activities claim the attention of those who can squeeze out extra time from their full schedules. On Saturdays, everyone turns out to spur the football and cross-country teams on to victory. Highlighting the first few months of academic pursuit, Homecoming brings with it a festive atmosphere. Alums return to their alma mater to root for the team, the Greeks display their artistic talents in floats and house decorations: and dorms undergo a face-lifting with crepe paper and poster paint. Climaxing all is the Homecoming dance, with couples swaying sleepily to the soft music. While the brisk air outside echoes the melodies from within, dry-leaved trees nod approval to the end of a busy and happy autumn at Lawrence, AU M aria iq Q' I Kay .-Xchenbach 'Q Q-, ?.. Shelia Andersen f Wi-B 4- NSN Qigr fi arg 11. Roger Bauman 9438 l f, ff' , 'S ff 'P X ' l I Richa rd Bergman :- . or ,ax if qv , - x 4X I Richard Bjornson '5- 45, Sally Cantwell .iq Ta Gs Genevieve Achilles ii K Vs. . . -f Q-x x. ' 1 Ci in Donald Andler Q-5 QA . an , Fai, Charles Baxter 1 '71 1X N S' 4.,, N .. l Dulcy Berlin :rail Hen ry Blanchard N 2'- Nancy Card FRESHME llw Q . vm- I ' f , 0 sl James Adley x it l l 1 'Q lx ,I Verna And resen 6?- f'- ao LQ? ,3 J udv Bayorgeon I pn 1 Q J Gretchen Biel ,- 9 'Q C. 45 Qs ' s J ean Adomeit AS E3 ,lean Bailey 'r I' D' ko '1 L 5 A it--i ' james Beck lx ff, ' t 'IM Io- . ,,.,,. i., w David Bigford ?q -by SJ i Mary Breinenbucher 1 fi -Lv' m. Dorothy Carroll Carol Buckrucker rl iii -x V' ' jan Christman Page 4, 1 5.9 Cl G. W.: v Barbara Waltressa Karen Adrian Allen Andersen f ' K , if L-x 1:1 'N 3 F, ,' Connie Irene Nancy ' Banta Barbeau Bauer . 0 ,,, Q t 1'-', Navi' l ' if . 7 X f. -.- i 'fe 4 'ge . E , -, A 9 's Barbara Henry David Beckley Beckley Berganini , - xl 'L W- - N , . -C ' I - -V -1. 61 Q5 X .K R... ll T' S, t J es, .V I ,hh LL,. .Z M 5 Dorothea Elizabeth Rachel Binhammer Bittner Bizal C' 5 L 3 gn .-l. IQ' 1' 5,4 4 rw ef iw QQ ,A I ll Walter Duncan Bruce Bunge Burdick Byqlal t 1, 'H Din-ix..t ? X if bww? ' Ffa! l - 'K A f-MQ l WM: 'Q , Y E. 'xc ' 1 -M C f at if 4 .f ...X Evil N Q W 2 F il' A V ,nn 1' H 1 fr A K5 r-X Robert 'Q , .. , . ' lm E - p' - A ' l - .- Clhalx l' A A ,151-:V its t l ff E -B -fit '. .fm F '1:iQi1ii -f ll? T' K Q A v ' 1--, 5- -225,3 'V 7.2 'imialfl C' ws-12I ' X I 6' 5.-N' ' x if . ' 'E' Q J :SSM Q Am. il ' Thomas Barbara Clement Cloud 1 SY in ,Na 6 l ki Q Q ff' E - 'wa-N ggi, i 5 , l Edward Philip Doemland Dorchester 5 i I V 5 Y If .9 Q . 'A Gail Raymond Farley Fawcett qv qt-.V G3 V ' ,, 15 ' I L '15 - -Tj Qt.. f -:' .. QA L Joyce Bert Grant Gray Q 5 5' lb ks ' - in i- :irf X - . Peter Robert Hartwig Heidorn ' 'M ive, IM' A Mr -N., X JJBXZ.- r f- , . gg mr ' K4 .J We 1 L ll,-yur 3 lifhf-, Q 919 ii T ' 1 1 - iiiiu mea 1 llliiE2Zmiufggln::::iil N1!.e.t.. ...... i....i.u.. - V -Q - v- ---ii - . i if ig. -Qqa TN ,X - 71 X 11 Q rl Y- i 'fi Q J i R N-L fx 'f i ll f -l li 5 5:3 M 'L- Wiiiiliiiihin iifaiillll I 'iiiiii i n 1- A-VH,-t M If G- M251 :I v W gr., ,ai w 4. Ji W3 - 3' P 1 i if 17' ,xg L gy, P -I , Stephen Judith Conley Crips -xt i ' t is 1 . W Philip Donald Einhorn Emerlch Egg 4' ix Q- J as fees Ir I. K Peter Nlaryan Fulcer Gidlul' w, , fi 19- 0 K-, -.. J -fat l . Judith Julie Gregg Guhr ' . I, 'ff'-:N fs., . b 3 V X Y... Diane Carol Hobbet Holllmann pi 6 ' .P 1 , , l Henry Bonita Hurley Jackowit: Page 23 Q99 1. NsX vw Michael Cusic Q- r- Ruth Esty Connie Gitzen 21 'B Judith Gul-:ich dn.. 750 f-- Q7 qs- Sandra Holbrook 5. SF? N Mary Jackson -gg, 6 . '- s. il. L-SJ Ann Richard Dempsey Devine A 4+ . 1-' ' r - 1 Y Peggy Judith Evans Fabrick x A K X l ls ,,,- ii.-ini i. ,. -1 I A Garroll Juliet Gonzo Good 'F f . -. ng- J4 , Q. i ' , l in- X .QS Y' ' Gr..- ' ' G' tgirl? Judy John Hallett Harris 3 at U: by ' T' un- . P? 211, Gretchen Nancy Hollander Houghton f-.fd K wav! z : -Q-w are 'P -' 'wi -3 ,... Q . f 7, H , mlfaliz., 1 Hi - Carter Judith Johnson Johnson FRESHMEN is fl ,L I l fT7 no 4, V lub '5 3 3, .r PA G' ,Q 7. T ' It G, f V 1 -4 , -, ,,, J' T ' ' '-'fx 'H -S NS ' Iv 'wr IW 1 I S11 17: . ' Q O . john Lmculn Elmer Karen Kchr Keiser Kell Kenngott l 1 ' Q GA :N G3 -1. ,gs fr ' 1 . 1. fl 'uv ar' Q7 1 wr-fb 'il' gf ' A' ' - I' L 54 Lynne john David Susan Kulgroe Komoroskc Kopplin Krog LN K I. v ' A ,JR ' .-t- T- l Q rv Iv fn f f - ' Q 'qv ,, 4 CT V fo ' K X A, 3 e Q .f. sl V' A1 y 5- f NT, is N b XX , . f 4. iw It .L james Robert Marjorie Carol l.aRnse LaRose Laupp Leidgcn ' 5 57' ., ., I -gs 1 -3 Z- N b'N 5' h 1- l ' 5 ' Q: Q' vg 1 S ' 1 Q x ,-'59, , .. . lh, I-rr!-'fir Richard Nancy Edward Carolyn Llnlvedl Lock Locke Lohman FRESHME Page 24 ,, ,X .A' Roberta J ohnson Q in jerry Katz 27 3 Mary Kett ,X 'fb f Wayne Kronquisr F956 .1 ' Ronald Leu '43 l QQ' 1 Gretchen Luitwieler P . 'F . 58 wr-4 xi, Ruth Ann Thomas johnson johnson - if fn N Q N l I 1 A , ' 'J Kay Lynne Kaufman Kaufman 2. A 'v . . ,R 'tn' 'VN . I Barbara Barbara Kexel Kilb s l, , :7' 5. Q- QF Q4 5 . r. l 6' fer 3 'US erm. ff -: . 5 I .fx Berry Grace Kuecher Langendorf A . rs X , T ? I A F' A 4 A John Richard Liebenstein Lingle Q' f .1 Mary Marilynn Lutz Lyon .15 1 ffl . ,T 'K William Marcia MacArthur McKnight ' u 3- ' C' , . Q-' .. xx 4 '- Richard Alan Malcomson Marquardt N 9 Q5 . gps J 4 ' lx ,T 45 ,v . fx X james Nancy May Mayer . 4 '9 'Q ..- Q. . QV Q 5 3 .4 X N' 'f Judith Marianne Milz Mock X . 5 'ii as ,-D Q wji a xx riffs' A, .35 Corinne Woodrow Niemz Nold it,- i .- l fa ' 1 Esqqf -f' - 1 - . Qi . ,. .- tf'.Q.' Q, Millicent Fred ' Paine Patterson 2. Marjorie McNeil , ,- ..-'- ' 15 -Q-' li? M Mary Mattison 'x 1 y N S-, x SN 'ly t ' 'im X f X .15 X Y -4, james Meyer 'P ci- t '-I Na+? . I A ,g Daniel Molsberry gg 1: s.,. ,ef- 'ov .4' Suediane Nolte - -if? Ns Ronald I Payette Q. kff' ivaii i we 'F M-. Q-9' , Barbara Miller 4- X.. Margie Mort-Smith 'x 'Q l QFFQ-'S ' --sf 1 Cynthia Nunn XX xnyx 5 judith Pedersen Page 1.5 ' 1 'v. one v . l q i . X 3 Q if . :L-T iff. - to -Sf: Craig Patricia Miller Miller - . ass .t - 'S . , ,, 'D 1. V 4 , ' if N. David Peter Kathleen Mulford Negronida Neiman 'N il t X , F 1-5.1! 5 y i , 0 U ' 1 ' 'U' 1: ' Sljilg 'FT Barbara Dennis Carol Nutting Odekirk Olson if,-fr , 1 lf., 4' ,D ss- . S' , l , ,V N -E .i l ' john F. Lyn Ann Peters Peterson Proctor FRESHME I' 1 Mi' L 7' 'fi .- I A I T' ,A al fl' I rl ' Q ' A X . I nfl I X '-i 1 ' 1 1 I I v Q: , v7 I ' , '-..- '- 1 I F. 'A I 2 l 4 I vw 'v,li!l .I N ru N ' .ix s .,-,E it 4.6, T I Nachan Pusey. J r. . I weak di 1 4 L Ruth Richardson 1- -are -Iuliannc Sawyer ffci ,Q-r ,- A 1 i Carl Schwendler '-x ..- K Lucy Slaack is b Barbara Sullivan QW 5, .ff . Lllhh james Raue :qc ,V hx 'XYZ' john Rickmeicr 94-Ra L- . fx-v L 4 :l- - Lim 1 V gcames hafer FRY- ,lane Seefeld K.. fm. -4 1'1- , Q f .rl on ' as ,x X . ,l '.,v Suzanne Snampp lc! U-1 'D '-rw S gerry urfus FRESHME 5 n,.,. sr 2 ic f' . A. .1 .11 James Nancy Reiskyll Rentner N 'F 'N L - 6 3 1'-it iq'- M i Sandra Abigail Rolfsman Rosegrant ,. I N:-,X ' 3. 3 LQ 1.3 f , ln. . az. B, -fe , T S1 Paula Carol Schildhaucr Schleger f' In 1' .S we f ' 4 . i- Lx . Hr'- Xp Yi: ti Stephanie David Sharp Smith ,nf 6 x 52,5 -. , 1 - ., Karen john Scaub Sneidl , , ,-. iv '7 N I Robert Fred Swain Swan Page zo f L nr Gr 4 . A J udith Reynolds ,V ,ax john Ross 135' f. - F21 -rr' ' 1, 'wr fav Y J ames Schreiber 5 i sf!!-' Marjo Smith ,Sai :F 3 in Gaar Steiner N .R gn in J Gerald Swanstrom Patricia Rice 5, new A Dianne Rudeen S sf 2' QD A - it Wil fred Schuemann .' ' 1. ' 'Qu i , 1Lf3' Penny Smith 'ix 'E'-9 fl Susan Stevens 'if' 9 I lk 1 4, I dill' , ff.'5!f'if T sfglill 1 4 S 4 'K D5 Qi Betsey Richards FQ 2 - gg, Q Fred Ruf I .Q 1 OS Anne Schuetter 6. Q. .,.. 'i ,J Douglas Sperry H 7.16 ' 'fi 1 Earl Strei . Ki UL. 'ic' Robert Tai: : ,li 'PN .p ' S ,t m i . rx x XX , M X X J erry Tesser ff ,iv Cynthia von Scorch Wilbu rn Weber -111, , ' Ps 'ru fi Lee Wolf .. tr- .2 7 1 1, Back Row: Front Row: ri! - x Mary Thailing X , Cynthia Voss J ane Weigel 7-'Tax bf: Q , r Patricia Wolfe Ormsby Ofhcersi Milz, Bama, Walsh. no' are N Q'-' 5, A Y f J f Dianne Paul Treibel Tuteur S fx gk' Ti ,L -C ' Judith Ruth Walsh Wangerin l e- in? we fry V S my I ,, A f u - Jacqueline George Wells Williams I fc ' 4' I l ip: Aw 5. .f A an tg, I we-rp-1 .. .,-S f I, 'V J '.-Q., I K Ga Kenneth Fred Zagnoni Mundelius Ffh 7 V' , Y ij J -j 5 EAA' Y4 el .- 4 -,ijra Nelson, J., Seefeld, Smith, P., Hcbbet. in 5 we Page Z7 X r 'T . T' ,sw ...J t 3.-V L ef I Lysbeth John Carol Vaillancourt Vandeveld Vining X ll . - if 'Il 1'2 r at X - l ' x David Joan Ruth Warner Warren Weber ' 3 ,gg A , Qs. 43' 8 Qing N' N- Judith Robert Russell Wilmer Wilson Wirnsberger , N N . . N ' -P' LA' . Y' ,,,,,. - -9 -cr Joan Lisl Nelson Neuman Brokaw Officers: Back Row: Johnson, C., May, J. Front Row: Pusey, N., Liebensiein. ART DRAMA ENGLISH CLASSICS RELIGION LANGUAGES PHILOSOPHY HISTORIES ECONOMICS EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGY GOVERNMENT ANTHROPOLOGY PHYSICS BIOLOGY GEOLOGY CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS 'N-...f-i The grace and beauty of poetry, the color and lines of a painting, the means of expression in many tongues, the human life made vivid on the stage, the meaning of life and nature through the Greeks . . . all this we have discovered at Lawrence. Our own lives become more meaningful and beautiful through our study of the values and the aesthetics of others. Dreams of conquest, the writing of our constitution, foreign trade, I-lomo Neanderthalensis . . . about all this, too, we have learned. Through learning about other times, other places, and other peoples, we learn about ourselves. Tangents, angles of refraction, coefficients, magmas, ions, coelenterates . . . these are mere words, but they repre- sent important tools in the development of man. Through these our ideas are translated into experiences, and life be- comes very real to us. COLLEGE DEPARTMENTS Page 28 APPLIED MUSIC THEORY and COMPOSITION MUSIC EDUCATION A performers life is not an easy one, but Lawrence Con- servatory provides a good background for those who have the potential ability-whether it be for a string, woodwind, or brass instrument, piano, organ or voice. The concentration is put on the students special interest, but they are also required to have fundamental theory and music history. The harried looking juniors and seniors in this held are preparing for their recitals. the sophomores are excited at the prospect of the next two years, and the ever eager freshmen are beginning to realize the work involved in college. Prospective composers, performers, and teachersweyes to the future! This conservatory major is designed to give the student a foundation in music theory closely related to his actual musical experience. There is such a limited and competitive field open to graduates, however, that pennission is necessary, upon completion of freshman and sophomore conservatory subjects, to select this major. Public school teaching and music mix well, as any conserva- tory practice teacher will tell you. This music education course equips the graduate to teach as well as supervise public school music. A student with a major in this course must also have an academic teaching minor and is expected to become an excellent theoretical and practical musician. page Z9 CONSERVATORY DEPARTMENTS The various language clubs give the students the opportunity to speak their language outside of the classroom and to learn about the country and its way of life. Flllfl Fill llll, ' I !' 1 llll, ll Shumaker, Meikle, Washburn, Cantwell, Milz, Huffman, Nunn, Hirsch, Barbeau, McKnight, Achenbach, Semple, Carole johnson. LGS CHARLADDRES In monthly meetings the members of Los Charladores come together to increase their ability in speaking the language and becoming acquainted with the arts and customs of Spain. Membership is limited to those students who have completed three college semesters of Spanish. How- ever, the club presented several open meetings for those who were inter- ested in the language and culture of Spanish-speaking peoples. These pro- grams included the traditional Christ- mas party with the breaking of the pinata. Page 30 And what goodies did Santa bring you?? LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Speaking in French about France, at the French Club, through the media of movies, lectures, and con- versation, gives French students on advanced levels a deeper and more varied insight into that continental country. In carrying out the French traditions of entertainment and cul- ture, Le Cercle Francais combined all its resources to provide a well rounded program for the year. Wh Ere ar eyo Ugolhg S800 rp? E!! fi' . -V ,s ffQ.x5i'i s Christmas Party ,N s - is y ii , 'l iii Tangen, Timmermann, Deppe, Wilton, Miss Friedlander, Burck, Fallgatter. Deutscher Verein offers the German students an opportunity to become better acquainted with Germany and the spoken language. In addition to the usual sing- ing, auf Deutsch, and goodies, this year's programs featured slides on Germany, a talk by Manfred Mundelius, and last, but not least, an old fashioned German dinner with guest singer Marlene Dietrich Con records of courseb. Officers: Larsh, Smykal, Dymd-Chairman, Landis, Wolfe. This fall the Young Republicans Club was organized on campus to promote an understanding of the two party system and to discuss national affairs among young adults of voting or near voting age. The group took part in the forth- coming presidential election and in the spring primaries. Rallies, parades, debates, and picnics are a few of the other activities carried on by the Y.G.O.P. DEUTSCHER VEREIN 'y X Q - 'fx T- N . - f Back Row: Dyrud, Sharp, Shannon, Smykal, Muehlhauser. Second Row: Landis, Watters, Gramer, Niemi, Wright, Third Row: Worthing, Edwards, Dixon, Wolfe, Fraider. Page 3 1 YOUNG REPUBLICANS . I ll.-S Plagiarism7 ,QQI1 ?+EvS'.+1f-5 RM Q ' 'Y' A q J S' 'P 1 ' 1 ' .r The Senior Girls I U P 'fa Those carefree nights 4 ' Ka' Y J, A .w K+., The illustrious Sigma Rug Studying hard' What kind of a degree? Page 37. 7f?'5f Back Row: lwick, Leatham, Challoner, Dehmel, May, Chandler, Lien, Center Row: Murray, Krieger, Shumaker, Boucher, Front Row: lvluuss, Fallon, Banta, Haelen, Dresback. Owen, Leatham, Challoner, Sackett, Dresback. Steele, Banta, Fallon, Muuss, Murray, Krieger, Dehmel, Dresback, Challoner, Begalke. Do you know what the SEC does? This is the group that organizes the student body and carries out its wishes. lt has a controlling voice in every student activity group on campus and is the board which keeps the Lawrence Community running smoothly. The Student Executive Committee represents YOU! Page is STUDENT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Y 2 1 May Challoner Dresback, The 1955 Student Body President election presented the Lawrence voter with a unique situation. Gone were the competition and noisy campaigns of past years, for Dave Challoner was the only candidate. During his term Dave has rejuve- nated the method for the election of the SEC Sub-Committee heads, and next year's Homecoming Queen will be chosen by the entire student body to reign for all Homecoming festivi- ties. STUDENT BODY GFFICERS Page 34 rjx i ye w! sf lj ' 5 E4 if A if ., g I - S l j ' it A C 5 , - -1 :Y-. Q, M xr 'V MB A-1' -'gfliiiwis in p 5,1 - r T G .. Z Ja A :dt .T-ip. 'gpg 3 N. -9 4- 9 ,MA ' T nf lv 1 A A WS I., W 0 U 1-J ' Q Ab-4 45 'Y N, , ,,,.... iv W4 ft!!! Rini F V fglza.'1vir1u'w. XC l?l'1.f2'gZ,QFQfl5. :A-'zs',,:.-f :H-KVM h SOCIAL HOMECOMINC Betsy -Iarrett and Bruce Stodola Cynthia Perry and jack Tichenor gg .nl asf' W ' 'W HVX ' if ,sg .if NEW STUDENT WEEK LJNION Roll Dchmel Dean Wolske 5- 5 ' ' 1 an-gl L, .5 im. -U V xg.. l :vp WS ,, -5 54 '-1:9715 it 377.5 : 5 un jk' 'Q' .5 f img 1 Ni fi- ggilfygnlf Q 1.15 ,Ee ELSE' c 1.5 . 3112f Ihlgqig, wi . .-,i wg- . - ,mf ze- 5,9 :,-JL? 'X iii ..1: ?,Sii,+ 1' .s se? H. , , W ,Q A ,J iixill in t ,E ,t ,- x ' iftrl 3 Wi Ml 'Q .Q ?'.if..,1 'Q .4-5 C . ix . E r -1 ,F rf! N g ' N HANDBOOK PEP CONVOCATION Nierridee ivlasterson Sue Faber and john Borges Earl Bracker Throughout the year many of the functions of the SEC are carried out by its sub-commit- tees. They are always doing their best to give the students better dances, convocations, and to instill in them that necessary element, school spirit. Page 35 SEC SUBCOMMITTEE OHAIRMEN HPQII A.,ll ,Q I l LAWRENCE WOMENS ASSOCIATIDN Back Row: Carolyn johnson, Lovell, Defenderfer, Brice, Bernthal, Carroll, S. XYhitmore, Jarrett. Front Row: Landis, L'mberger, Ramer, Miss Morton, Binhammer, Randall. j oan Bernthal, President Lavvrence Womens Association is Lawrence!! This is the organization through which Lawrence women govern themselves, they make the rules and then abide by them. But, all the functions of LWA are not serious. They also plan and sponsor the After I-lours Sing, the Best Loved Banquet, the Senior Tea, and Mayday, among other things. 3 In is hard to f c' , ' believe that this 4 5 x - 4, O 1 cheery group ,MQ K if sf - fb .. -,A could ever pun- nh T ' Q Y 'fl tw , ish anyone. But that is exactly Q. the function of the judicial Board. These rule-enforcers F AXXQXIT give every of- fender an indi- Nancy Brice, President vidual hearing and then let the axe fall Cwith all fairness of coursel. Back Row: Piper, Bosser. Front Row: Schwendener, Brice, Tangen, Hougard. JUDICIAL BoARD 36 Back Row: Hadley, Whitmore, S., Wilson, M., Ramer, King, Tangen, Lovell. Center Row: Carolynjohnson, Eagleburger, Bosser, Niemi, Redetzke, Brussat. Front Row: Grimm, Perry, Defenderfer, Larnino. 'Qtr ,X i Via Mary Bosser h Ormsby ' 'Y aflgzn Carol I Psodizlawe HEAD CQUNSELORS pagxqams When the freshmen women arrived at Lawrence last fall, these gals were here to give advice and suggestions just as they did the entire year. These junior women counsel the freshies on the affairs of the heart, studies, and social etiquette so that their charges may enjoy a rich, full college lifeg yet their hardest and most thankless task seems to be keeping the noise in those abodes, called dorms, to a college roar. page 37 WOMEN CGUNSELORS in Standing: Bast, Chandler, Kellogg, Swearingen, R. Clapp, Scambler, Bonde. Seated: W. Schmidt, Dean XValter, XV. Nelson. Although they have been known to walk softly and carry a big stick, the mens counselors are not the stern upholders of law and order that they might make you think. While it is occasionally necessary to wade into a friendly melee to re- store peace and order, counselors serve chiefly as ever present reminders of quiet hours and as fountainheads of information for the men in the dorm, and are human enough not to be averse to an all night bull-session or helping a fellow settle his problems and difficulties regardless of whether they are academic, social, or otherwise. . 'Q 7 J .' Informal Discussion Wednesday Night Speaker MEN CGUNSELQRS page 38 J j 7 1 li V 2 ' Qi '1 11 11 '11 1 1J J-F--A11 1'1f J vi Y if- Q....t.iis,E W !11 7:, v Y. 1 --'Nw 1 1 11 ' I ,....- .--5-. 1 1 1 1 1. N 1 V 1 1 f , li -. -,T 1 2 , ,M 'x '1 , 15 hx, 4 1 2 if f . 1 ge' 1 1wf'7Wv A 1 1 1 1 1 -...K-x73?j . .R I . fy? 1- 'B' ' l,'4?:f'-., ' 15 K ,xx ,w. .1g,':, 1 .tv-, . X . 1 f x HN C. NM Back Row: Niemz, Thailing, Cripe, Umberger, Nolte, Kilgroe, Frawley, Kee, Cloud, Bernthal, Kenngott, Hallett. Third Row: Edwards. Warner, Bauer, Trester, Eagleburger, Bowlby, Crandall, Schleger, Neiman, von Srorch, Rice. Carroll. Second Row: Wohlford. Banta, Adamson, Newell, Borbein, Wagner, Breiten- bucher, Brooks, lyluuss, Brainerd, Young, Cv, First Row: Bailey, Staub. Nlclinight. Ewald, XValworth, Draheim. ivlorrison, Dauchert, Barrels, Wells. M TPTTT4 if Alpha Delta Pi spirit shone beautifully, under the a5VB0W1b guidance of joan Brussat and Susie Ewald, throughout y' President the hectic round of Dream Parties and Wishing Well V ceremonies, Rushing culminated in the Sunday night pledging of twenty-three enthusiastic and wonderful fresh- man girls. One ofthe fall highlights was the pledge formal, given with the Pi Phis, which presented all twenty-three pledges to the public eye. Still breathless from the First weeks of classes, pledges and actives turned im- mediately to Homecoming and the Alpha Delta Pi float entry. The group worked enthusiastically and tirelessly until the nnishing touches of long black eyelashes and pink curly tail adorned the blue and white victory pig, which was destined to take third place in the Homecoming Parade. Amid the whirl of social events and sorority sports, A D Pis do take time out to consider the serious side of college life-one evidence being given by the election ofsloan Bernthal to Phi Beta Kappa. The holiday season arrived and the A D Pis donned bright jackets, woolen underwear, and joined the Phi Taus in a Christmas serenade. Our traditional sorority Christmas party was brightened by a Santa Claus wearing a red night-shirt and wooden shoes, who tossed gaily-wrapped popcorn balls in every direction. We also thought of Christmas in another way. The group combined efforts and sent presents to the Northern Wisconsin Colony and Training School, a home for the mentally deficient. We have whirled through the first semester, and are eagerly looking for- ward to the events of the next. ALPHA DELTA PI sf Back Row: Bowlby, Fehlhaber. Middle: Bernthal. Front Row: Brooks, Walworth, Back R - Secifoungijxgf Niemz. LauPD R Orld R 1 ' IC , - Frwells' ow,McKnig11t Cripe S e Kilgroe, Frawlev Ke o ' , - 1 n nt Row: Nolte, Carroll B taub, Neiman' Bailey ngott, Thailing' 1 auer, Bama - VOn Stofch , Cloud H ' Schfeger ' Hllerr. ' Left to Right: Kee, Draheim, Wamer, Ewald, Redetzke, Wohlford, Brussat, Eagleburger. Page 41 Back Row: Morrison, Newell, Adamson, Bartels, Wagner Borbein. Front Row: Edwards, Dauchert, Umberger, Muuss. Back Rowi Barbeau, lviedler, Bittner, Zuehlke, Schwandt, Guest, Schwendener, Shumaker. Second Rowt Rivenburg, Wilmer, Brice, Clapp, Timmermann, Zieger, Schauder, Anderson, P., Hunting Front Row: Webster, McBride, Kasten, Lea, Pihl, Hatch, Anderson, Y. We dedicate this to the faithful five, Our seniors who have waited long for graduation to arrive- Carol, Xancy, Janie, Carrie, and Tim- Who have stayed and worked through times bright and dim. Their last fall semester has come and gone, And now thevll have memories, that will linger long, Of their sorority together at business or play, Preparing for rush or Homecoming Day. There in plain sight as the float passed by Was our slogan: Carleton had Butter-Fly! We worked and toiled and thought it grand, Although a prize it didn't landg But we all had fun and, full of cheer, Resolved to do better the next year. To show our pledges how proud we've been, We dined and danced at the Valley Inn. Now lest we forget Kas if we couldj Our wonderful alums who are so good. Thank you, Alums, one and all, For the help you gave us this fall. So faithful five as life continues in skips and hops, Like all our alums we know you'll be tops! ALPHA CHI UMEGA Lola Hunting Pfesiden F Back Row: Lea, Clapp, Barnard. Front Row: Timmermann, Snook. Back R 5eC0nd EZ: McBride. Front R0WYVAB1r:ner, G New 9,31- 2 x 'bi 5 J, Top, Clockwise: Schwandt, Hunting, Schwendener, Anderson, Y., Shumaker, Medler, Schauder. Page 43 'Y ad evTa OW' - U ! f, :sf 1 S nderg uestv Rive b On, P., Barbearf Xligigngfebsterl 1 K,.,4 H-, 'J DI' 'W Back Row: Kasten, Timmermann Zuehlke Front Row: Clapp, Brice. Back Row: Defenderfer, Beck, Greiner, Schildhauer, Wright, Anderson, K., Anderson, j., Begalke, Evans, M., Hotson, Steele, Major, Bayer, Smykal ' Fourth Row: Leech, King, lN4ock, Moore, Cox, Cramer, Dempsey, Bissell, Van Uxem, Hur, Grant, Paradise, Spiegel, Dilday, Buesing Third Row: Bosser. Dixon, Seefeld, Fernstrom, Wolfe, M.. Sanborn, johnson, gl., Beckley, Fraider, Barber, Fieweger, Whitmore, E. Second Row: Crowe, Sharp, Hougard, Schroeder, N., Bennett, Binhammer, Achenbach, Seidel, lVlcRoberts, P., Hackett. Front Row: Bowman, Hadley, Mayer, N., Walsh, Esch, Semple, Davy, Kaufman, K., johnson, C., Otte, Paine. ,., .X ,' . ,,,v 'I 1955-1956, another big year for Delta Gamma. Fall EMG B,3,be I I . and the whirl of rushing, headed by Waneta Esch and npfeside Mary Bosser, brought twenty wearers of the gold and white shield who proved to be quite a terrific group of girls. They were presented by pledge-mistress, Kay Bayer, at their annual dinner-dance at the Riverview Country Club. The pledges, with Karen Anderson in charge, honored the sorority with a first place Homecoming float. Delta Gamma was again well represented in the Homecoming Royalty, with Carol Bowman reigning as queen and Ellie Barber as one of the attendants. Delta Gamma began the year sport-wise by placing 'in the hockey tournament, and continued to stay near the top throughout the year. One of the outstanding events of the fall was co-sponsored by the D G's who, with the Phi Delts, put on a very successful jam session featuring the Salty Dogs from Purdue. Christmas came, and not any too soon for the vacationless Lawrentians, and found the Delta Gammas joining forces with the Betas for a bit of caroling under the direction of Bobby King and Clay Williams. The pledges gave a Christmas party for the actives complete with entertainment, presents, and Santa Claus. First on the schedule for second semester was initiation, which was followed in rapid succession by the fashion show benefitting the national project, the annual Founders Day Banquet in March, the Pan-Hellenic Ball, and finally, the spring picnic in honor of the seniors-a busy and successful year with many memories. nr, DELTA GAMMA Back Row: Bayer, Smykal, Barber, Hougard. Front Row: Major, Bennett. F 4 Back R I J0hfgw.AnderSOn K A s J- 'fx in A Secr d Son-J-. A1 ', Che lg, , JBSIHEUEQ XV-a1s2ClXkSCl'1iIdHgu3:h'Bmhammer E FVOIHR I efeld. ' aufman K , ' afw1x4 G ow.Beck1e 1 ' -1 Dixon H ' rant, Sha 5. DemDSey' one Hoff , otson, Spiegel Jway rp. ' mann, ' Cr, Nl , lfmorel E. r ---X--fu-ei...,,,, Back Row: Hur, Davy, Buesing, Crowe. Second Row: Schroeder, N., Bullard. Front Row: Freiberg, Semple, johnson, C. Page 45 k R Hackett Cramer Bowman, King, Van Uxem Bac ow: . , Front Row: Greiner, Defenderfer, Bosser, Hadley. A:-::-zfr:--,v rf:-gs, .Q- L51fM2j ATYIUJAONM 44 Bmwsfsmx 'vom I5 -:max jshhyqbw HDI XWRESIUNQ F-33 mwel- ...Q .....,.........1i1 so x. . .nw.4....,, J, .- rg 3.1 . -as ,2.x2 .- i5'i YT' IQ 'ptr . , I' 3 fn' ws- za f '5 K. sa Ti: ii .11 fl lx. P221 P.-,I 2 T-'S :QI s 5 M ii ..-...,, pu- 1. ,-,.. i ki . 'gf' X is WL 1 o ' if 45. .. , TQ.,, SQ T, -f . Q A Lf .- - N Q' 'xi' -in Vg' h . 3 4. i 'fi-. U ,.1Yig.1 Fm gf 4 fi 'J' -1 115: H, ' :7 54 v ,-'+'f'.f - 5' . Y.: -V w . 'x Back Row: Treibel, Farley, Johnson, R., Stampp, Niedert, Schuetter, Souerbry Staiger, Huffman, Wemple, Landis, lVIcGrew, lvlerley, Vwfatters, Hirsch. . Third Row: Holbrook, Weigel, Reynolds, Perry, Hyde, Krieger, Clancy, Faber, Tichenor, Carter, Fabrick, Guhr, Richards, Bayorgeon, Hobbet. ' 1 ' Second Row: Grimm, Nelson, J., Adams, Nelson, A., Anderson, B., Jarrett, B. Darling, Ansorge, Pusey, Rydin, Cantwell, Lock. Front Row: Johnson, C., Nunn, lvlilz, Peters, Washburn, Krause, Randall, Adomeit, jackson, Anderson, S. v 1 , TT Us if Fall, '55, was a preview of a big year to come for the Thetas. Bersyj Under the successful leadership of Barbara Anderson and Cindy arreff. Presiden r Perry, rushing started off with a flourish, and twenty-three terrific pledges were brought into the fold. They and the Delt pledges made their debut at a combined formal early in October. Under the guidance of Dini l-Iobbet, pledge president, and the eagle eye of Char Darling, our little sisters have pleased us more each day. Qur Homecoming float, in the form of a huge ash tray and cigarette, with the slogan Well Smoke em Gut, brought our pledges their first triumph by winning second place in the competition. Needless to say we were all very proud when Sandy Holbrook appeared in the Homecoming Court. Theta was honored with a visit from Mrs. Conser, our national vice-president. She was entertained at a tea to which the other sororities were invited, Early in December we became better acquainted with our alums at a festive holiday tea. Still in the Christmas mood, we donned our ski sweaters and boots and joined voices with those of the Phi Delts, and serenaded the dorms under the able direction of Marci Grimm and Phil May. After this cheerful but cold evening it was gratifying to sit in front of a bright fire and drink hot cocoa at the Phi Delt house. Peggy Landis deserves a round of applause from the whole chapter, and a special cheer from our four cheerleaders, Karen Krieger, Sue Faber, Kay Merley, and Carolyn johnson, for winning the Phi Beta Kappa scholarship for her outstanding scholastic record. With such a spectacular start, we are eagerly looking forward to another wonderful year with Kappa Alpha Theta. KAPPA ALPHA THETA Back Row: Hyde, -Iarrett, B., Darling. Second Row : Anderson . B. , Staiger, Souerbry. Front Row: Nierley, Randall. I .nlfli-. pi-. I1 .1 P' 'Y . : 1 Q AALDA f . adam !,fA'ff ' V1 1 x A r ,K 4 A Q JFJ fkolg ' - , 4 N .Fw V 1 4 Tlx B . ack Rowg Jackson WS V J 11 Second ROVLJ' O mon' R G , I. I b. h Fronfzglqairxtl. H 9361, Adomeir Sadl U rl Schuetter' B-Hvorgeo H 0W:R , ' ef- Ca ' nf obbe e5no1ds, Hirsch' Nunn St nrwell, Fabrick, MH? H lb t, ' amPP,Far1ev S, O rook. 'nf' Nw Mr, '5 Ad Back Row' Treibel Anderson. S.. Lock Back Row: johnson, C., Pusey, Krieger, Grimm, ams, . , Second Row: Nelson. j., McGrew. Perry. Front Row: Peters, Landis. Front Row: Carter, French. Page 47 0519- -PM Back Row: Gukich, Reinhardt, johnson, R., Vaillancourt, Blanchard, Niemi, lxliller, B., Young, A., Gidlof, Dresback, Haight, Haehlen, Cook. lhird Row: Potts, Sawyer, Buckreus, Bredehorn, Neunast, Lohman, Houghton, Runte, liuether, Rudeen, Mumme, jackowitz. Second Rows Owen. Pedersen, Crawford, Schroeder, N, Schroeder, B., Hansen, Hicks, Bloch. Goodnow, Fry, Fortney. Front Row: Rolfsman, Doran, Severson, Shafer, Rentner, Tangen, Stephens, Brockman. FN 1 Natalie Schroed er, President lt doesnt take a lot of words to say, This has been a good year! We love our new sisters. We had fun making our frowsy, ferocious lion for the Homecoming Parade. jan and her teammates led us to victory in the bowling tournament. Our athletic teams played hard and won more games than they lost. Barb, Nat, Normie, and Anne wore Mortar Board pins, And Barb, Nat, and Anne dangled Phi Bete keys. Some of us joined the pin and ring club. And honors galore fell upon others' shoulders. We played and we worked and we laughed and we sang, And it was all nicer because we did it together. KAPPA DELTA 5 N I i . Nx , X X Q X sw, X X J O'Kahi diwkwue' w M If Back Rowt Severson, Third Rowz Cook, Haight, Bloch. Second Rowi Fry, Hicks. Front Row: Hansen, Potts f. ' - f rp xxx., . Back Row. S Secofgogihfon. liolfsman, Rude wg ' ra , en, ,. Rentner 1SOhnSon, Rv, 'QV G'-lluch, You Ffonf ROW, ', edergenl eber, Vain ng. AW NH! Jxuether, johnson C ancourr, jackowjf L 1 er, B.. . V I Z. ohman Cid . lon li!!! Left to Right: Dresback, Tangen, Neunast, Blanchard, Back Row: Shafer. Schroeder, B., Brockman, Reinhardt Goodnow, Mumme, Fortney. Bredehorn. Front Row: Crawford, Schroeder, N . Gwen. Haehlen. A Back Row: Fallon, Leidgen, Krumm, NlcRoberts, E., johnson, j,, Harmison, liaplan, Larnino, Donaldson, yon Kaas, A Third Row: Wolfe, P., liett, Erickson, Barden, Lentz, Craig, l-lollander, Lyon, , fx liiett, Piper, Code, Olson, Cregg, Good. 1 Second Rowi jacobsen, Custis, Wilson, Murray, Rlasterson, Stone, Hamburg, lilosterman, Rowland, Aldridge, Coldston. Front Row: Yining, Lofquist, Dolan, Allen, fxlott-Smith, Voss, Warren, Smith P, Cross. Willem. Cin 'U' Sr one, Presiden r A late start in the school year did not dampen the Pi Phis enthusiasm this fall, for we netted a class of perfect pledges. They were introduced at a formal dance by l-lal Homann, Pi Phi XI. C. The Black Hills of South Dakota came forth this year with our new province president. This was due to the rearrangement of proyinces, ours now being Kappa Province. One of our angels, Nancy lfilosterman, was chosen to show her ethereal talent in Ted Cloak's Christmas production. The ladies snatched many pieces of jewelry for their sweaters this year, as well as for their third digits, Cuesss we are ignoring the curriculum and going in for the extracurricular activities. Our Christmas Serenade proyed most success- ful this year with the Sig Eps, with whom we also held a fraternity forum concerning the yalue and place of liberal arts in college today. The Pi Phis are busy thinking about furniture for our new rooms which we are hoping to occupy next fall. We liyened up one of the basketball games this year with our outstanding talents. The active-pledge get-togethers were culminated this year with a gala Christmas party, which was completely planned by the pledges. Actiyation, after what seemed an eternity, brought our little sisters into the secret society. A traditional farewell party was held for the seniors, with good-byes being deeply regretted. PI BETA PHI Back Row: Gross, Harmison, Craig. Second Row: Willem, fXlcRober johnson, il. Front Row: Dolan, Lent: A s , Back Row: XVilson, Barden, Second Row: Piper, Code, more, S. v r is A if ls N. 5 F fl 'I c 4... Q , . f N' - . -- - 1 Q, V 1' 1 -Q X 1 . W . i.. I I ' l '!iu ' uw - X ' l-liett, ' Xb ts, E., xg-:if ' Back R , Second gwf oss, War, , From ROS? Nlillga'lvde:nl 5S17lghSlD Olson Fan L ' Y Afgfbsnai 33Cli, On' -yon L , U1 Aldrid egg' Allen ' mdgfn. ge, Kett. ' Krumm. Back Row: Masterson, Murray, Goldston. Donaldson, Larnino, Whit- Front Row: Hamburg, Jacobsen, Klosterman, Stone Front Row: Lofquist, Custis. Page 5 1 Q7 5 S 4 A' lf VAR' , . if - Back Row: Redetzke, Bowlby, Timmermann, Hunting, Stone, Barber, W1 -'Qu' I Fieweger. LV ,- ,- Front Row: johnson, C., Cross, Blanchard, Miss Morton, Jarrett, B., h ' f, I! Schroeder. N. Q A . , , Semor fl f' , G S. ' - 5 5. 1 Be 'S Csyjafrett P ' resid Junior En t Back Row: Wilmer, Hobbet, Smith, P., Achenbach, Hallett, Pedersen, Banta. Front Row: Barbeau, Gregg, Milz, Fieweger, Vaillancourt, Walsh. PANfHELLENIC CGUNCILS Problems do arise, and the Creek groups are no exception. To cope with these problems, three councils exist on the Lawrence Campus. , The Pan-Hellenic Council, composed of the presidents and one representative from each sorority, meets bi-weekly under the guidance of Miss Morton, the Dean of Women. This council, with efficient organization and cooperation, solves any business concern- ing rushing, pledging, and minor mix-ups that involve the sorority gal. junior Pan-I-Iellenic is a little sister to the Pan-l-lell Council. lt capably handles pledge problems and the annual Christmas Party for the Oneida Indian children. The council has had four successful years of existence on the campus, and has indeed proven itself worthwhile. Interfraternity sports, fraternity rushing, and pledge scholarship are three of the main concerns of the lnterfraternity Council. This group, which meets weekly, is comprised of the five fraternity presidents and Dean Cameron. Through the skillful managing of this body, Cvreek warfare has been reduced to a minimum on the Lawrence Campus, Top, Clockwise: Bundies, Rietz, Dean Cameron, Bracket, E., Homes, Hall, J. Lg! INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Page 53 lIi?f'4 ? Y --gqs.g,iv -'er' rl K rf: 'Nu Back Row: Bye, Strornberg, Van Dale, Wendland, Ziemann, Boeye, Schlick Olson, lXlcConnel, DeWind, lylerry. Third Row: Compere, Lyeda, Davis, J., Frange, P., Cysewski, Callahan. Frangc J., Schenkat, Purves, Johnson, D.. Fisher, Cvahagen. Second Row: Leatham. Castle, Hathaway, Bracket, E., Xlother Rogers. Delwiche. Stiles, Hagen, Nlorris. Front Row: Freeman, Voss. Borges, Schreiber, Braclaer, -I , Klingbiel, Negronida Wolske. . . . E This was another grand and glorious year for thejohn Street afl Bracker p boys. Rush week was a big success. and with Basileus kai ' 'eSide,-,t Adelphoi Brax at the helm lsans robe and king-size prexy pinl we were off and running. Chals had something to do with the student body lpresident. we thinkl and in his spare moments managed to run down a Phi Bete key the hard wayfyia Fea- body. On the gridiron. I Q fuman without intellect would be no more than the bruteul led a strong Beta contingent, while Hugs, who was also guilty of some fast work in another direction, captained the Beta-dominated cross country squad. Committees Delwiche lived up to his advance notices as social chairman, and in regard to the ol' Zircon, he exceeded all expectations. Fat Sam took the cue from T Y ifamed ex-l F jockl and made a down payment on a real good piece of ice. While Deano was snug as the proverbial Ubug in a rug, Freems nightly braved the frigid blasts of the cold, cold, cold porch for a little shut-eye. On the hard court a somewhat slimmed down Teddy Bear anchored the Vi- king five. Overnight, Nigs blossomed out into a three-sports star, and jet managed the house in spectacular fashion-when he wasnt spinning one of his countless tales of his daredeveil doings. Coach Schlick did a real good job with the frosh footballers, and Rastus managed an occasional sojourn to Richards Of course, mealtime always brought the twojims and Wayno fsirb, Ol' Dad, the Cranberry King, with cohort Schmax, amused his freshmen with tall tales. To the seniors, we wish all the luck in Wooglin's world, but for the rest of us another year is beckoning, and we will be here. BETA THETA PI X DU, William5f . On, Left to Righfe Johns S6165 Delwiche, Pfange' ll' I ov, I r qi I X X xxgx Back Row: Emerich, Angevine, Doeml Bfornson, Negronid' Second R f' M P and, Keiser, Welch, Beck, Nlundelius, ta, . ou. luteur, Dorchester, Clement, Smith. Sperry, jenlxink, Gonzo, Lepawblqi Front Row: Bauman, Berganini, Howell, Yancleveld 1 Row. , .X lulford, Wirnsberger, Hath V n. Klhgbiel Morris, Zaman , I , . Freeman, Back ROW' M ry, aW3V' PurVe5' er , BOrgCS, Right: Prange' l Stiles' Left to Prange' P' 1' k. V - Wolske, Gahagan, Sch 1C Front ROW' page 55 U 1 K -X ,va-. Y, ' , E553 K2 N 51 HVKR Tf v' rf' THE 19s6f ,1 ..- - .. ,...f1-1.-.... .--...U-.........,... ........ .-, . -1 APPLETON, WISCONSIN ,..,,hv,,-.-,...- , - ,- g-,.....,-,.,...,....-..V.. .,.. ..,....-.. ......-., A, X., Back Row: Montag, Bredeson, NVolf, D, Murdock, Kayser, Thompson, H., lvlanthey, Seefeld, Seinwill, Diener. X Second Rowz Wege, Scott, Laycock, Nlann, Nelson, R., Schroeder, Thoms, Caller, Thorson, Fetterly. fg- Front Row: Palmer, Walter, Stodola, l-laering, Ellerman, Franke, Rietz, Hudec, I7 Plaehn. E5 Don Riet Another year has passed at 218 South Lawe, and it is Z' President time for a little reminiscing about all the fun we had during that year. We began by being thrown into the general hubbub ol' rushing, and with Goose and Tish at the helm, we were once again lucky enough to cop the best pledge class in the Quad. All in all, weve had a good year-Tish, Cordie, and Seins with their chocolate whiskey5Fearless Freddie peddling his Howers-Ivlanthey and Max spending most oi' their time in the card room lwith Hudec as a thirdj-Nelson and Stodola competing with each other for the title of Cuddles aBredeson dragging around with that tired, run down feeling as a result of football-Kayser and lfetterly dishing out the food in the kitchen-Snake Pit slinking around with that eternal sneer on his face-Goose practicing on his trombone out on the cold porch-Wolf and Mann studying diligently in their room while Haering looks on in bewilderment-lvlontag and Digger counting their QD money- the sound of Murdock and Laycocks record players echoing through the halls-the Sight of Thorsen walking out to the gym for the interfraternity sportsfWalters learning how to play Sheepshead-Rietz re- forming from one bad habit to another-all of these flash through our minds as we think back. We sincerely want to express our heartfelt gratitude to the two fine ladies who kept us going, one by feeding us and the other by just being around when we needed her: Marie, our new cook, and Mother Pond, our wonderful house mother. Without them, we feel that the Delt House would be extremely empty. DELTA TAU DELTA MW ,ff wx Eller- , D., Plaehn' 1- Left to Illgiilgglglvciifgyser, Hurley, Ho man, 6 ' sen, StoCl0l3' Back Ro FH d WS Bergman, G mmm- K0PD1in, Meschievitz A lr Row.Hur1ey,Z ' A1 1 Eecond Row' A13 agnom 3 CO N Z? Eggs W S If S, ndler. - 1115011 ur us, nvdacker Tait - 52J.D' d. h , T -' rom Row: Holsen, Nemigligckgg nsion C' WOM L 'A . Sc A I wam, McConne1, j. einer d R .wolf L. Wolf, D., Schfof er Back OW , ' Franke' '- Mann, Montag' Front ROW' H-, Thompson' Ri ht. Schroeder, wolf' L Left I0 ' Franke, Ijann' Page 57 Back Row: Nleier, Deppe, Kuether, Simoncls, lwick, Beranis, Martin. johnson, R, Herron, Cuntz, Johnson, R. C., Mungerson, Scidmore, Chadwick. Thurow. Second Rowf Nye, Cunningham, Dayis, R,, Schmitke, Mother Lindsey, Cold- thwaite, Hall, R, Scholler, Pradt. I Froni Row: l-laebig, Lunde, Ostcrgren. Beringer, Bundies, Larsh. NV., Goldbeck, f it ' arsh, R. ' X, ,- I -' x ,, Br i T -if 7 .LN 3 ev Q ' ig 'lj 'Z . 2 D'Ck B . 44 :QL if Undies p . , resident X Irs. Lindsey w elcomed the men of Sigma Phi back for the tenth time this fall fBrother I-lartney holding the longevity trophyp, The season started w ith a bang with twenty-one top pledges, among them several athletes to replace our departing road-runner fathleteicus Simondusj. They immediately proceeded to raid the house and get the silverware. Fortunately for the peace of the house, a truce was arranged and hostilities abated. fHowever, the Big 21 later precipitated a minor skirmish when they abducted pledgemaster Ted and Tonto, the Sheboygan Red- skin. and deposited them in Creen Bay and Nlenasha, respectively, The Homecoming celebration was high- lighted by Sig Ep triumphsi first place in house decorations and second for the pledge Hoat. An impromptu shower and w et pajamas ceremoniously climaxed the pin-dropping activities of a third of the brothers in this our wettest fall of recent years. Despite tight-wad Erdmans pleas for solvency, the social appetite of the chapter was whetted with a regal banquet at the Elks' Club, and a colorful pledge formal followed it. The pledge class threw a hayride for the actives, which found us jamming two racks. The climax to the fall season w as a yuletide serenade with the Pi Phis, and the annual party for Appletons underprivileged children in which Santa Claus Nye again showered the youngsters with gifts. It is with pleasure that we Siggies look back upon fall '55, and it is with eager hearts and poised pins that we now look toward spring '56. SIGMA PHI EPSILON . -y i Pill' ' X Qfilil- R -J R Mun erson Back Row: Hall, ., g . Front Row: Cuntz, Beringer, Scidmore. Nl WW A 'W EEK-1 , XX l N l We P B ack R Q Ke1ffW'JO'W'1S0n, T Mo Second R' rofek H , H Front RO3ll'LfXomor0gke P n I qllxams, Gil Hartw. ntvedt, lNI6l5g3rigf6CNa,5l1, H011 H lg. Christman CCH, ' ra , Y- olle ' 'US Y. .xldrquardfv , Osefjn L, h L' d Hall R Left to Right' Weidemann Schmitke, Hall, R., Sirgonds Back Row:-Iohnson, R., Pradt, Mot er 1n sey, , ., . . ' Sciclmore, Kuether, johnson, R., Mungerson, untz Beringer, Goldthwalte, Nye. Front Row: Martin, Scidmore. Herron. Page 59 X- wc f,'- ' hwy: X ,M . . ,MS fm -.sv Back Rowz Purucker, Wood, Koehnke, Dyrud, Evenstan, Buck, Cole, Babcock, Thompson, C, Laflin, Boniel, Hron, Scarnbler, Brunswick. - Second Row: Sprackling, Weber, R., Butts, lwlorton, Karst, Fox, Fahrner, lilom- berg, Kuelthau, Walker. Front Row: Hall, J., Ainsworth. Gooding, Sears, Hinman, Owen, Koser, Hawkins. I -- May. P- W A.- an fx. .,f Ji m FIa1L Presid ent' Another summer passed by quickly, and things began to jump around the Phi House, though this year October replaced September as back-to-school month. Rushing was hectic as usual, and one of our greatest rushing personalities was gone this year- King left us last spring. Despite these problems, rushing went on in high gear, engineered by the masterminds of the house, and when pledging was all over, most of us Phis had to blushingly admit that we had an out- standing pledge class. With this highly successful operation safely behind us, we stormed into the next battle with bayonets hxed, or perhaps spears bristling would be more appropriate, for this was Greek warfare. An unusual amount of talent, well supported by numbers, carried us decisively to the football championship, the men losing only the last game to a highly-touted Tute team. Turning from such organized type of battle to a more sudden and unruly type, few of us will forget the wild night in the Quad when we almost got Woogs. He would have fallen for sure that night but for the sudden appearance of Dean Cameron, an independent force who quickly dispersed all warriors. Such glorious beginnings could only lead to another great year for the club at 71 i East Alton, and such was truly the case. We humbly thank Mother Barney, Linda, Alma, and our beloved Mrs. P Cwho completed her seventh year with usj for their help throughout the year. None of us will ever forget these times, for it was a tremendous year for Wisconsin Beta of Phi Delta Theta. PHI DELTA THETA r SX 6 Q 4 Q , Boniel, Right: Yule' Babcock' IO Legutts- Back Row: Pinkow ski, McFarland, G., Weber, W., Pusey, Liebenstcin, Reiskytl, Derhovsepian, Miller. Second Rowf Fulcer, Harris, Patterson, Burdick, Sternitzke, Rasmussen, Baxter, Locke, Schafer, Ruf, N1etko. Front Row:jarrard, Warner, Cusic, Smith, G., Strei, Schuemann, Volkman. ,E .,1v n,,,,!,n flu..l.,u 00,0 .iv zu:--. -: Mtlq gl A gh ber, R . KarSf- We . hti Elllott. Left to R'g , ll J-1 Lawn, Ha , May P., I-Iinmarl. Koser' Back ROW. k'nS, Butts' d. K1eg2:2-awk, Fox, DW Frorl Page 61 I' .f - 1 AJLJGI . . -una-rg Back Rowi fXlcNeil. Lemke, Schrader, Fulton, Homann, Holleran, XVallclren, Homes. Howe. Burck. Second Row: Smullen, Nloore. Anderson, Petrie, Nlrs. Butler, Brechler, lylelchert, Stevens. Front Row: Case, Swanstrom, XlacArthur, Lien. Back again-the words have a magic all their own. Climb off the evening V-4OO,H hunt a cab, stow far too phingi many bags in the trunk, and Finally the moment when Offles, p you stand by the open door. The handshakes could be ff1'Sidenr. forced, so could the greetings. but not the sincerity unconsciously expressed: the sincerity which tells you that you're not just back, but wanted, lt's hard to say goodnight when the time comes, because theres so much to discuss and plan. The kitchen is a blaze ol lights and laughter for endless hours, while from the floors above comes the rumble of trunks, furniture, and drawers as the annual process of getting settled progresses. Old bulletin boards, desk lamps, rugs. boxes of books, and curtains appear one by one in study rooms, and the question on thirty preoccupied minds is Where'n heck did it all go last year? lt'll be another fabulous year. You know it will. Rushing, Homecoming, hayrides, formals, Christmas parties, the Spring Prom, any one of a hundred things to look forward to. lt's almost a blow the day classes start. Ahead lie innumerable assign- ments, tests, themes, exams, good grades and bad, times when youre riding Fine and times when you wonder if the army will be so bad after all. Within you is an odd sort of courage, for students are innately optimisticg and you, as an individual, and as a group are no exception. lt'll be the best year yet. PHI KAPPA TAU Left to Right: Case. Swanstrom, Wall- ' Anderson, Burck, dren, Leln, ,J lf, Du ,M I9 O ffl? 't gp .uw Eack R Second OWQ Elnlqorn P Fronf RROW'-VCCaL1leererSl Heid ,, Y, yu B of Orni Ibevine 4 V R xv V 2? 1.1. ' 4 ON, llgon C lb Ord S ' O1 ' ' Fhrelbev .K1e5'er,j, Od U 65, L eu' Kell r Lmgle. ekirk, Badne F. Left to Righ Vllenmr lv , 'Y ,J tx Lemke, Howe, Petrie, Fulton. Walldren, Lein. Page C3 Left to Right: Fulton, Moore, Burck, Homes, Smullen ,4 - - zf ililil' If N A nf tg I I 3 , , X47 3 'iowa PIN Sigma Alpha Iota is a national pro- fessional fraternity for women in the field of music. It aims to further the develop- ment of music in America and to raise the standards of productive musical work among the women students of colleges, Conservatories, and universities, Each year the members present a Con- temporary American Musicale. S A I also annually sponsors a recital by a guest artist. Included in the fall activities were a musicale honoring new conservatory women, building a Homecoming float with the Phi Mus, monthly chapter musicales, and a Christmas party given by one of the patronesses. S A I and Phi Mu, after each Artist Series concert, held a reception at the Memorial Union in honor of the performing Lut 3, Anderson, P. artist, Back Row: Pratt, Barden, Balfe, Blumcr, Arnold. Second Rowi Freiberg. Code, Mrs. Kirk, Miss Hire, Mrs, Schroeder, Kukuk. Crowe, Schwandt. - ' W h I n Miller, P., Buesing. Trester. Front Row. Warner, Christopherson, Kee, estp a e , SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Gitzen, Smith, M., Matenaer, Owen, Lutz, Defenderifer, Hagedorn, Left to Right: Defenderfer, Barden, Kukuk, I-Iagedom, Buesing Lois K ukuk, President Q ,ia-H ' O IIIIII -45-X O OOOOOOO Z. X, ,Ux'Q1y2fq7 Occasionally vve are so close to the hnest in creation and performance ol' mu- Bacla Row: Lembcke, Noack, Schmidt, li., Komoroske, Front Row: Bethe, Hartjes. GQTQX Cx iviawfm s. x ,1w0' a4'.',qa Q13 President sic, that xx e deride. criticize, and minimize any music other than the traditional clas- sic or the more contemporary. Sinfonia, xv ith its memhership dravv n not alone from professional musicians, hut lrom economics students, chemistry majors. and others, helieves in the ruthless ama- teur, the loud and unabashed amateur the irresponsihle and irreverent amateur, xv ho plavs music for no good purpose, hut solely to the base I and sordid end ol' having a good time, This year, as in the past, Phi X lu .-Xlpha succeeded in sponsoring and hringing to the Lawrence Campus several vxorthvvhile musical programs Hail Sinfonia? and the in- dividual memhers xv ho participate in the musical events ol' Lavv rence College. Back Row: Kilgas. Henckel, Skidmore, Coldbeck Txlattern, Swan, Lembcke, Hartjes, Bethc, Rusch. Front Row: Noack, Komoroske, Schmidt, K , Gonzo, Shields, Doemland PHI MU ALPHA SINFGNIA CUNTENTS AUTUMN .... p. 21 I A. WINTER ..... p. 73 RY JY- -! Yxn i f . ,.-Ll' A . -2, 1' E N L ,-'15 1' 13' xx- ' 1:0 4 RI I SPRING . , . . . p. IO7 gd? STAFF EDITORfINfCHIEF .... . . . CAROL BARDEN ASSISTANT EDITCR . . . .... BILL SWANSTROM BUSINESS MANAGER ..... WAYNE WENDLAND PHGTCGRAPHERS . . . ....... JIM PARKER JIM BECK CLAY WILLIAMS PRUEESSIONAL PCJRTRAITS . . E. J. PECHMAN, M.Ph. 4,32 O 1 Q55 ff X rf , I V v -'-.nn-...F V FALL SPQRTS JA, bw Q rs A n in Row Row Row Row 4: Coach Krause, Davidson, Sternitzky, DeWind, Thompson, Gramm, Van Dale, Castle, manager lxuether 3: Coach Anderson, Winsor, Pumcker, Dohr, Bredeson, Ivlanthey, Klingbiel, Compere, Leatham, coach l-leselton zz Stiles, Caller, Rine, Gundlach, IN4eyer, Boeye, Steger, May, Prange. 1 : Peterson, Hoffman, Swan, Babcock, Olson, Cysewski, Chapman, Plagued by more than a normal share of misfortunes, coach Bernie I-leselton's Viking football squad fought thru their poorest season in several years to emerge with a I-3-I record. After the initial delay which forced the Vikes to cancel their first three games and withdraw from the conference for the season, the squad was continually hampered by injuries to key men. Co-captainjohnny Cundlach and fullback Tom Steger saw only limited action all season, and several other players were operating under handicaps most of the time. With a team that showed only five lettermen in the starting lineup, Lawrence dropped the opening game to Grinnell by the biggest margin a I-leselton-coached team has ever lost by and then bounced back to hold Ripon to a scoreless tie. At Homecoming the Vikes turned in the upset of the season, defeating a powerful Carleton team, 6-o. The gridmen finished the season with losses to Cornell, 7-14, and Knox, c-6, but the fact that only zo points were scored against the Vikes in their last four games indicates the improvement in the squad. FCUTBALL Page 67 1 n fl' Coach Krause, coach Anderson, head coach Heselton. Freshman coaches Burton and Schlick. I rx - i , i 5 X - i A , ,- 1 4- xj A , .- ,if ' -'9 ' V ! ' ' 1' ' -21:1 Tj-f , ' A .,Y-,,, f , -Y A ' X x 1 ri X same:-.im-ra. ' X- gk' ' ,, . . V I fl X , K 1 K y . . s -' ' s H7 if-2 FN ' ..,? ' Q s Qi. ' i Co-captain Gundlach, coach Anderson, co-captain Meyer, coach Krause, coach FDGTBALL Page 68 There were several bright spots in the season, especially the performances of the new- comers to the squad. Soph backs Tom Compere and jack Leatharn ran well in several games, and linemen Ron Man- they, George Purucker, and john Winsor turned in good performances. The veterans, led by Max Caller and Dick Rine in the backfield and lineman Bob Boeye and co-captain Bob Meyer showed well. Only four regulars, backs Cundlach and Steger and line- men Boeye and Meyer, and re- serve center Bob Stcrnitzky will be lost by graduation. With a number of seasoned per- formers and a good freshman squad to re-inforce them, the Vikes should substantially bet- ter this seasons record next fall. , 'P Sf- , . ff-'1 2 S zX - Y N ay: Q..-Jvix x gm, Sig:- Av'- ,.x H. . Y' K. - K G:-w pk if -.Ii . L V K Q. 1 v A V -1. A, , ffw., ' 1' 1 f 2.1 'ig-3 if Q - :gels mfg - 'x NA.: . 1 ' ,. Xi Q ' Ll L - ' ' . ' r .L I ' :W-45 .- 'A 2 'F ,- ' V, , -H-,wsu , . 'ESI A . . R '-?rA?.3.i'.. ga- .ff f'Y3r1'fM??4 ii. ez'??':' fw -- Q. sr:-rift:--'wg' ' - X .1-:ef-Q, w.fwx,-ls,,we- ,x x . . f.,gf+:w,Q: 'cgi-1'-.-,' L V- -1334, ,. , .1.,f..-wr :Avi-1: ' fi-,A :Q L., ' I , Tx r:3'5 : ,z-QJ'fq9'Q5'7nf57 IHSQQ' vii' A-.. f Q 'Y 2:1a-gif.f39X- -Mi, + 69 FQQTBALL 'Q M 'Lf Back lxlanager Sawin, Larsen, Merry, Vickory, Coach Denny Front Simonds Negronida, Hagen. Led by captain Doug Hagen, the Viking harriers shook off the effects of the two week delay and finished the season strong, taking fourth place behind strong Grinnell, Monmouth, and Carleton teams in the Mid- west conference cross-country meet. Hagen, who placed second in the 1954 meet, Finished a somewhat disap- pointing sixth. Bob Negronida, who ran his best race of the season that day, and Chuck Merry were also among the top twenty finishers. In dual meet competition, Lawrence defeated La- Crosse, and Ripon, and both Cornell and Knox in a tri- angular meet, while losing to the championship Grinnell team and dropping a decision to Carleton by a single point. Mike Simonds, along with Hagen and Merry, led the Vikes in dual competition. CROSS CUUNTRY Page 70 we 1, P23 X 4 I of V 3 L 'Viz'-gf A. , f, I 6 - fr ll V X! -, 1- . s xp , i rr f of , Come One, Come All ' xl 66 ll' adm para hoops!!! ,.-rr'-ff 7 llbllg 25:35 fs. 17150 IQ ' E El Royalty Holbrook, Gundlach, Bowman, Robert Meyer, Barber. gf' F , pg... , gain gag '72 wgxxsen wif Crownmg of the Queen X . BMW' mg voieum F ar A 0616 Clcai F 6 ailak DOW aculry Page 71 Wwibek 'O If :'5C'-f41'F1'- ' 74 N- J - 'Q tyffl V A . -' ,l . Xbixiz g I .v,,. X ' 'lx ' ' L5 if KAY Q! i. f , I5 Q ,XS 1- F 1 f'iL,...L5 - ' . 'S , ' . 5 T T T 'Q llll.l'l!l'l9 H l'1 rl aft , H. f T . . ran. i . ' f fE .:c7'. First Place Second Place Third Place Delta Gamma Alpha Delta Pi Kappa Alpha Theta we Second Place Fifgl Plailf, Beta Theta Pi Third PI Sigma Phi Epb1lOn Ph! Kappaafls-zu l T 1 yi ll'llFll l li I' ,gif fp ' Lf , 0, i. 4 1 , 4 QOL!! f M . :,,.e,.2 G':... v!,. rs, K '.' . ' 4 ' . First Place Second Place Lawe House Peabody 3.1-141 AHEN ff -Q We : iw A imlwvit fifilfst is 'ai s 'bl ilk A Qi-Magee First Place Second Place Third Place Phi Delta Theta Sigma Phi Epsilon Phi Kappa Tau Page 77. i' . ,..I ' if A Q ' X- -Q.: ,X X ' .cf .gs , I V 4-., 5.- - . .vi 'noi TTT X1,T-,Xml TT 5 C A K M., W S 2 Bending beneath the weight of the heavy blanket of snow that envelopes them, the trees move in rhythm with the North Wind. The River steams from the frigid temperature, and the black waters swirl under the crust of ice. Students scurry across campus to reach their classroooms with the least amount of exposure to the cold, To brighten the bleak days, Lawrentians occupy themselves with their favorite extra-curricular activities, and special occasions like Artist Series and the orchestra and band concerts provide variety for the routine day. Cheering for the team, the student body at- tends basketball games, swimming and wrestling meets. When Christmas rolls around, the spirit of charity makes every Lawrentian dig into his pocket to help the LUC drive. ln keeping with the joy- ous time, conservatory and Greek choirs harmonize wonderful melodies in honor of the Christ child. Then, wading from beneath the deluge of papers and tests, students board trains and buses to jour- ney homeward for a glorious two-week vacation. After the period of rest has dwindled to nothingness, everyone troops back to Appleton to face the approaching exam period. But climaxing that sleepless week, Winter Weekend allows the weary Lawrence family to relax and also to break a few bones. When the new semester starts, everyone actively improves his spritual well-being by participating in the Religion-in-Life Conference. Then the whole student body disguises itself for fun and frolic at the Beaux Arts Ball. As the curtain falls on the cold seasons activity, the snow-spangled trees bow proudly in the finale to a festive and fun-packed winter. WINTER Page 73 :Quo I 5 9. n 43 , .- ,. V 3 nv-5 1- 3 5? , X ? tv ' Marilyn Kerry Adamson Ainsworth if 3 5. -J . Q7 ' A+ Coralee .lcannc Beck Bcgalku f. r David Anderson 'N .35 vb! Alice Bloch CLASS CDF Q s - :nl .,,, -'qyl fe-13 my f3'6 .IRQ-12.-. Yvonne Karen Anderson Ansorgc '-PQ Q, ,, 4. , f , fx ,L ja-, ki Susan Allen Blumer Bonde 1958 Page 74 ,ex Ann Barrels f A bf C ,s 1 Barbara Borbein 5' lb 1 1 William Bas: Eb Ruthann Boucher qa. C-, QF 4 -in u ff-'Q E r Wg,--f joan Bower 'cl . ' X' Jn' dr' g 'Q ,X , Wallace Chandler 2-v. i 'ei . 'CTV K. Diana Cook it Q David Deinard gas. 45? ,I aner Dolan 'v X . ', F Q ., Gerald Fahrner ry jane: Bredehorn .' - is h in ,I ohn Chapman 5 W., lu, , M, ..,., Connie Crowe ,i-31 A Esther Deitchman Q7 Sue Ann Donaldson lf? Sq .,. x Marilyn Fernst rom G' f.: ,K av 5 L- 4' ' x., or n -, ' J, Helen Philip Maurice Shirley Bullard Burck Cam Carrer R' 4? 'a 5 va Q- , 'x 6-.-X Y' ig F if C, ' 1 X 1 , i , X 5 45 IIA , Victoria Barbara Russell Carol Chung Clancy Clapp Clossay 1 Q -,S S ig 5 F WR, ,,, cr, 'sa gi 5 A 1 x ' Q N. - X '- 'gr Eg l 9 Xa :N S ' .,-i f: x fl . ' Edwin joseph james Richard Cunningham Cysewsl-ci Davis Davis K Q P , - V' ' 4 X X , , if ,-v', f- ' f' S. '21 ' . f.. ,O XA 5- .-1-F ti -.. K , - . -r -we N ' N... 3 Martin John Thomas Susan Deppe DeWincl Dicner Dilday if ' ,fir T iq is -,ve . ,L w l . L-Yvi L -P A an I- lvlarilyn John Bert janet Edwards Ellerman Elliott Erickson 'f-5 3' ,Qs at 6' :: ' 'I 2 i Q. f' A Q x F - ly ' V Lx x- 13-7 l .C 'ai james Charles Rosalie Susanna Fetrerly Fisher Fitzgerald Fortney Page 75 . .- if Craig Cacile fm v .ff Thomas Compere .4 I' 5 ' r C Carol Davy K is .0 Q.- e. it v R Janice Dimmock , 5- 5 Suzanne Faber -5. lgi?d'l1nke SOPHOMORES In a spirit of sincere esteem and genuine appreciation, we dedicate the IQ56 Ariel to two educators whose creative contributions to the liberal arts ideal are evidences of their unfailing devotion to the experience of learning and understanding. l . . . Iwlr. NVarren Beck, an able guide into the realm of literature, whose keen perception of the vital principles of life and the ideals of humanity endows him with the power to animate fiction for all those who study under him. Through his readiness to believe in the capabili- ties of every pupil, this patient educator offers encouragement and constructive criticism in a gentle and sympathizing manner. Advancing beyond the educational Field, however, Mr. Beck has exercised his creative abilities to earn a distinguished reputation as Fiction writer and critic. As a teacher, an author, and a person of the greatest sensitivity and understand- ing, Mr, Beck has proven himself well-deserving of our deepest admiration and respect. lf fx il i fi! fe w fi fix X. Wu v 35?-Si Al Ulf lelliilfl 1 WX i walt- X f - r ii -in ll ll Qi ms n Fl lu -F fbi All ls Fl B Fl Clin Fl Fllilltl gag if 1 i Qi - Q tim-Ut V ggifigr ,ll fiiii-7qt ,'gf532'::r34'ji, 33ff'f? ff'a. L qifffiw - 'L' er's A 'wi--he Y 1- fc tr' , iff-an LW- AZ -U .. 'AU L 1-gl V fc ' ff ,I ' 31 Joyce Ann Caroline Freiberg French Fry . 3 rv , . e 1 5 55 4 4 Qi 'Q' A 'X C' -I , N L ,.n. Jagmk. ' -, Albert Karen Laura Lee Coldthwaite Coodnow Guest l. ' ' .ii .5 1 p je f ' ' x -4 K l 5 'I 7 C ll. f N '10 N f f fo ' fir' ,,, , X- Q' l 4, ' li f ,ox Thomae. Floyd Howell Huebner ti . -VA k -. 3 A - R' G55 N s '- W V I ' J Joyce Sonja Camille Jacobson Jensen Johnson SCDPHUMORES if. it 1 1 rlJi'2Sf. -.9 5. Arno Haering QQ 'Sf' J Udy Huffman -ggi-i ii 15,5 lg 5.314 Carole Joh nson Page 76 -.1954 lo? -ctr Frank Gaylord IN wg' X Carol Hagedorn 1 N! rt 3 La'- Sandra Hatch ICQ: Q tit! i 1 Kim Hiett if' Dorothy Hur Sv X Wanda J ohnson 'S 5' J :,g, 4 I X:, Q 4 A Patricia Nancy Code Goetz asf' 15X Irene Cerene Haight Hansen Q ' H 'Q . Y iii- - ' 5 . A ' ,5'.fXmf Robert Ruth Herron Hicks 'gag' Q It 'Q L1 9 ' cr' j s ,I . ' A515 David Cordon Holiman Holman 'So' jg 'ln'-r' ,N . ' ' ill- I Richard lwick 'C Co- 3 J . ' li lt, . f ' ' 'l . 4-:lit . A , v Thomas Randolph Kayser Koser 14, '21 4 . . , an J 2 J 4. 3 'x- 1'- J , , 6' 'F an I I .5 f' Y' 2 X - 5 ' ' - ' 5 W' - s-' hh Janice Nina Thomas Raymond Allegra William Jennifer Krause Krumm Larsen Larsh Larson Laycock Lea K I f ,f' L, Q' PNK : Q Q , 4 1:-5 - ' ' nh-' f--. , y 1. -Il 'A by 1 , - 1 - . 4-:af ff Q M-fe -F f fe A ,x xv, ik I ? J ., 1 M, ll, Jack Barbara Margaret Neil Helen Patricia Sandra Lealham Leech Leypnldl Lien Lofquist McBride MCRQ-hcrrs 4 4' Q2 5. E' X A A N J f- 1 T, K C .rl A' 4 Simi David J Robert. Cary Mann Martin Mayer ' Y ' f bl 1 -is ,lib ta' Q7 - N Xl' -,, gf' I - - - Lareen William 'l homas Medler Meier fxlelchcrl , 5' ,L - fl ,. ff Q - L .. ,,, N s 1 - A, 5 I, Ao N 'W 'T' is -1.25 'F ' ,QQ Patricia John Marijn Suzanne Mimi Minger Moore Morrison Mumme Muuss big 1 A f? 'T e , 2 U 4 ki' AW -I-5 e bu EQ-fr-,tb - .V X 5- ,J 1 are if X' J' Q s ' ' -r xi ,1 I , f. sas 'Sf . QM 1 tvrl Arlene Robert Sharon Barbara cjjohn Deborah J ames Nelson Nelson Newell Organ wen Paradise Petrie Page 77 SOPHOMORES 'ia r I Barbara Plhl GPL Sam Rome 'GC ho'- 7-v Donald Schroeder Q. '-5X .uf ,lan Shumaker few- . ,xx .ver Caroline Tnchenor K F V x ' . is Bert Walker 1 'fn :X Ht? Holly Piper s 5 l 5 X 1' Glynn Rounds as Q. 1' , 71, Nancy Schrnejer ,-..., 3 'R 1, Sara Steele A , .Q ly 'S-'T' Ronald Torrence ,Q ' 've -in .LLX Xi A1 Andrea Washburn SOPHOMORES .- fv- A Y. Doris Pntrat: is 6- to Phyllis Rowland fr 3 john Scxdmore Q, 47' 5' fi Fred Sleveni Q . fb- i,. w -+- Nancy Umle-crgcr 5- 'Q x lxlerrlly Watters A' or 9 I ,SJ 'yew' A - ,..udI1':'3 Beth George Potts Purucker f ' 'Ef 'Y as ,., ns. Karen Gayle Rydin Samuelson 7 0 f i ' Aw 9. Q7 , -uv' Y X , ' Ps Walaer Kermit Scott Seehawer , 'Q 4? if 1, I Q, . kr wx Q' jon james Stromberg Thompson Q' .1 f A -3 .425 ' X. .,,A.A'.- Marilyn Carol Voegele Voll 'xv . Q' 9 fi .LQ 4 '. 'W sk Qi X ' ' I I Joyce David Webster Wege Page 78 7 Ii . 1 15 if - Joann Marian Regenburg Rivenhurg ' Q15 ' T.. x X N W i P A Barbara Larry Sanborn Schenkat Wa Q - y X 1 X if M Lynn Mary Semple Severson 5 r g . 4 - A Q: X If L ' l ' l Rodney Robert Thorson Thurow e -Q' 'Q-X Q 6 'C u 'lf 7 A MBA , , Barbara Ellen von Kaas Wagner ' -fn 3 f A Q '3- ,r' - ' if, l 1 Robert Mary Weidemann Wernple Thomas Werner . I Q. sw E1 : iff -li. gif .. X il Donald Wolf ,. : ' Il X x mi ea. ' 5 5' ' LQ --,. , ns-r , , , ,Y J . -fr 15 1 I 5 1 . .f f . 1 EV David Libby -.: 1 Wiese Wilmn 2 ' ' bY fijlsflur f. 1-, J -fA:f:2r- ' 'Aw ...P R-Q. ,gg ff '- . I , William Bye K ,,., A -lu . ..i ' K f 0 I - ' 4 joan Esther Wcttergreen Whitmore 7 gif- K ll I ' X 'A as x ,. Q'w 1:: William John Wood Yule Q., 'fl 3 'N Q :P .sl 35 Page 79 SGPHOMDRES ' 4 Seinwill, Crowe, Smith Cain, Beringer ln the spring of 1955, The Lawrence College Theater present- ed its final play of the year. School for Wives by Moliere was produced arena style in the Viking Room of the Memorial Union. The play, a high comedy, was done on a black and white checkered linoleum with a very limited amount of scenery. It was the story of an elderly gentleman, Arnolphe, who had a young girl, Agnes, as his ward. He raised and edu- N.. Smith, Sielaff cated her for the express purpose of marrying her when she came of age. Cf course, Agnes had her own ideas and fell in love with Horace, the son of an old friend of Arnolphes. Many complications arose, thanks to the all-knowing servants in 'the household, and, after the arrival of the fathers of the two young people, Agnes and Horace were allowed to marry . . . much to their joy and satisfaction and Arnolphes un- happiness and amazement. Robert Smith, in his last per- formance for the theater, played Arnolphe with Connie Crowe as Agnes and Ron Seinwill as Horace. Other parts were played by Bruce Sielaff, .lan Cain, Dick Beringer, Bill MacArthur, Rolf Dehmel and Neil Lien. Mr. Richard Willis, the director, chose to do a translation of School for Wives by Mr. Warren Caryl of the French department. Members of the drama or- ganizations Sunset and Heelers handled production for the show. 'CSCHOOL FOR WIVES Pageso THE SORRCWS CF CHESTER AVENUE This year we were fortunate to pro- duce as our first major show, an original script by julius Landau, The Sorrows of Chester Avenue. Mr. Landau stayed on campus during all the rehearsals and was chief consultant for the play. lt was the first time the play was produced and also the first time the Lawrence College Theater had a world premier. The Sor- rows of Chester Avenue was a wonder- ful experience for all those who worked on it. The entire campus was alive with excitement over the thought of the world premiere. The play was given in a three- sided arena in the Viking Room of the Memorial Union. The following students comprised the cast: Cordon Wagner, Bob Swan, Bob Finne, Mike Lepawsky. Al Bonde, Roberta King, Arlene Nelson, and Lynne Kaufman. The Sorrows of Chester Avenue was directed by Mr. Ted Cloak and the technical supervisor was Mr. Richard Willis. Wagner, Finne, Kaufman, L. rs-sf Bondc. Nelson, Lepawsky Page 81 King, Swan .31. if 1 ' V I '71 , I 'w. V Back row: Homes, Vifendland, Bayer, Wagner. Second row: Henckel, Esch, Nelson, Masterson, lX4r. Cloak, Landau. Third row: Crowe, Walworth, Randall, King, Blanchard, Custis. Sawin, Seinwill .Qs-'71 . In order to qualify for Sunset, the honorary drama or- ganization on campus, one must put in a certain number of hours either in drama classes or working on theater productions. In the last year, Sunset initiated twelve new members xx ho had fulfilled these requirements. Among these was julius Landau, the author of The Sorrows of Chester Avenue, who contributed greatly to the aims and ideals of the Lawrence College Theater. The officers of Sunset this year were Waneta Esch, president, Meridee Masterson, vice-president, Pat Dresback, secretaryg and Cordon Wagner, membership chairman. The activities of Sunset included a tea in the fall for new students interested in drama and a coffee hour in February to discuss theater in general. Again this year Sunset members either worked on crews themselves or formed a committee to contact other students interested in crew work. llllg -A If! lilflttf- r Page 82 Jarrett, B., Pusey, Stodola -i?h Back Row: lvleyer, Hoffman, Whitman. Front Row: Brussat, Homes, Casper. The Contributor is the college literary magazine published in the spring and fall. It contains the best of the student essays, poems, short stories, literary criticisms and art work submitted to the Contributor staff. The only college publication which presents the serious literary and artistic efforts of Lawrentians for the benefit of their fellow stu- dents, the Contributor also brings recognition to some outstanding campus writers and artists. This year's staff was headed by editor Phil Homes. Q it r x?f' 5-132 54 fi: i fx F95 4 sg: -.sq '- . 'mfr A ,st le -: W ,R ' Y - , C .A .Wk 1 - ll 'A . page 8, THE CONTRIBUTGR ' rf H , - ' A f f , gl . X . K, 1 I H' y gg f, ' . n S'-M - -' . . g T f'-As ' .. fx 1 , ,. fr , , 3, X 5' '.. , - ll! Qs! ' ',K 'i , 'fl b ' f -' . 5'-54 4 1 V g,iN-jf AK ig ,EP , , - , . -fr i I .-1-. T' 'X , ' . 1 , - .' 1 I., ' Val - F:- 4 - ' ' . -I l , . ' f I , -'Ji' i 'ff'-I' X- x X K-A r , ,U J lg. .4 ' it i N 1 X- -e -sf , . - - , , - x ox? . 1' ' , T Q 3. A X ,f NI -s., -4, 'f .4 X B ' NY 4 ,i-,.I!. f wk TT . ,Y ,Jil K 4' 'N 7 ' A 'i 417. ' T 1 - V? 'f' , -.-.v . I A I . . b F? -al .'.'1 VF' . - ' ' ' . 'r-. i, ' ' . , - - 13:1 J- . ,-. ' -J , N 'ffit-' s- JN . 1 LL CN' ,La Eff l n ' ' hlfg Q fl .ff V ! A .rug .AJC y ..: 'A ,4 , i II- , 1,1 .Q . - .I i ' -..-:' . A . : ,X .b . . . i , il 'TT i tn uni- XX C'-1 ' V lf im. -,'N. ' .w ,T f ' C x I '--- v , . ' , ' ' ' , , '-sf., 'it ,i ,J--H 'l J' 4 ,A ll ' . ?s og ' , f 1, ,' 7 '. -X, A A , jlvviwa.-Y4 This is WLFM, the radio voice of Lawrence College. FM listeners heard these words for the first time in March this year when the long-dreamed-of Lawrence College Radio Station became a reality. Last year, through the interest of john Walter of station WjPC in Green Bay, a transmitter was given to the college. With this go ahead joe I-lopfensperger, Station Director, and the radio staff began setting up the framework of the stations operation. This year, the station broadcasted every Saturday and will expand their schedule to weekday evenings next year. The broadcasting schedule includes jazz, classical, and foreign musicg programs from the British Broadcasting Company and the Canadian Broadcasting Companyg a travel series featuring our own Lawrentiansg talks by Lawrence professors about their particular fields of in- terest, So, keep your FM radios turned to 91.1 and hear the radio voice of Lawrence College. Page 84 AKA, Fritz Hervey, Engineer: Joseph Hopfensperger, Station Director. RADIO STAFF First row: jim May, Chief Announcer, Mimi lvluuss, Program Director, William MacArthur, Traffic Manager, john Yule, Special Events Director. Second row: lvlr. Hopfensperger, Station Director, Roger Bauman, Student Engineer, William Swanstrom, News Director: Cecile Otte, Promotion Directory Connie Crowe, Continuity Directorg Peter Negronida, Sports Director. Not pictured: Phyllis Anderson, Music Directorg Nancy Bauer, Record Librarian, Page85 LAWRENCE CDLLEGE RADID STATION . . , Mr. LaVahn Maesch, under whose deeply respected leadership the Lawrence Con- servatory of Music endeavors to offer a richly creative, educational environment and to provide, for the surrounding community, professional performance of exceptionally high caliber. A teacher, administrator, lecturer, composer, and performer, Mr. Maesch is a dynamic inspiration to all engaged with him in the learning experience. His anxiety to im- part his insights and musicianship to his students is personal and genuineg his demand for perfection is 'sparked by an enthusiasm and vigorous spirit, radiantly apparent in every phase of his work. For the investment of his years and for the dedication of his self, Mr. Maesch has truly merited our highest esteem and our humblest gratitude. rfif six ll ltr! I A x 1 Xl! H ly x , X fx if If ,f x,z-I KX ir lf , , lim s GMU' i ,P 'Qgtfyiiiizm X if s he ' sv flag W M ,ff w as g zg ? ii f ,M mxp lj s 1- Q. J heyy!!! V X 6 E QSM X-:ci-XX ily Q Q m l EE flaw i i A mn gain - -?i? w?k- f-fo w-.cf- v L-fig n Ili ff? s, .X32Z.?isgfEI - g W --- - ' A-A M +I!!!-SL. Back Row: Schroeder, B., Bernthal, McBride, Howe, Beranis, Deppe, Brussat, Defenderfer, Schroeder, N. Front Row. Landis, Shafer, Miss Friedlander, Waring. Chaney. HERE nf X gsm 5 E E KI Deus rmfbi 1 We .JM .A Anne Shafer, Chairman The 1956 Religion in Life Con- ference had for its main speaker Dr. Roger I-lazelton, of Andover Newton Centre, Massachusetts. The theme, Faith Seeking Un- derstanding, was an attempt to discover the role of religion in the life of the mind and of an insti- tution like Lawrence College. The conference program included two addresses, a vesper service, two coffee hours, topic discus- sions, a forum, and dorm dis- cussions. RELIGION IN LIFE CGNFERENCE Back row: Plaehn, Sackett, Bracker, Babcock, Laflin. Middle row: B. Anderson, B. Schroeder. Front row: Hiett, Bernthal, J. Anderson, Esch. The Lawrence United Charities drive is the only campus charity solicitation. The purpose of the drive is to give economic support to needy organizations and to educate Lawrence students in the meaning of giving. This year the 1,500 dollars collected went to benent the Friends Indian projects in the Pacific Southwest, to buy books for the Pedogogische Hochschule in Berlin. and to aid an Austrian society, The Blinkers. The LUC also gave aid to the support of foreign students on campus with the zoo dollars collected from the sale of Christmas cards. f 1 to 'gi r 1 if . 'V 'QP T'1g1?E1:.Q.. .. - g hi., h U 7 2' 1 , ., E . .Ti 'f 1 3 I up ' 1-QCPGZZ F 1. .1 X L i g. ' ? N V- -if :-AQ - s 1 T N Q ,Q 9 l , clip suites.. --' -1 Y . w R V 'S , 4,,,,-'I . ,a-.,,kvt,. '33 , s - Y---av .. N fgfk ' N Q 5, N., 3 1 b 1 4 7 ,i t 4 .,. . , Bi K x is W ,N h w x -X 1 I E ' 7 . Q 'i Q 5.3!-: Q X f U , iff ' ' T ci NJN f is :V L ' r 'z ,. fp. f ., Q - - ,Q J' , Mr. Chaney, Miss Esch, chmn.3 Missjoyceg Mr. McCrary, page 87 LAWRENCE UNITED CHARITIES 174,11 -'emma I hmm' Bam Gloria Lane, TN4e::o-Soprano 3 ARTIST SERIES Page 88 4 Friedrich Guida, Pianist Back row: Dehmel, Van Dale, Cuntz, Howe, johnson, R., Chadwick, Scholler, Harman, Williams, Lalk, Noack, Schenkat Gon o Challoner, Cunningham, Freeman, Laycock, Reilly, Shannon, May. Third rowi Deppe, Schaps, Nye, Goldbeck, Furman, Lemke, Hartjes, Shipek, Smith, D., Austin, Skidmore, Brunswick lxlereness johnson, C., Bonde, Wendland, Reinhardt, Donaldson, Seidel. Second row: Freiburg, Begalke. Anderson, Niemi, Christopherson, Owen. Warner, Kukuk, lvlatenaer, Semple, Carter lxing Fie weger, Haehlen, Blumer. wlohnson, R., Ewald, Bayer Buesing, Rivenburg, Haight First row: Kee, Willem. Trester, johnson, C., Defenderfer, Grimm, Rounds, Hadley, Pratt, Crowe. Beck, Bosser, Fortnex Barden Ivleikle, Brockman, Blanchard, Stone, Steele, Dimmock. Front: Smith, E., Gode, Hagedorn, Balfe, Wilson, Luce, Bethe. The Lawrence College Choir, under the skilled leadership of LaVahn Maesch, achieved a well-deserved reputation for musicianship and Fine-spirited performance in their highly varied schedule this year. The group presented a coast-to- coast Christmas radio broadcast, an Artist Series concert. several convocation programs, a portion of the May Day celebration, and a joint performance with the concert band. Featured in this year's repertoire was the performance of the Bach Easter cantata, Christ Lay In Deaths Dark Prison, with string and harpsichord accompaniment. A northern spring tour took the choir to Wausau and Iron Mountain, climaxed by a television appearance in Green Bay. Grace Trester, Glynn Rounds, Ruth johnson, Sue Blumer, Tom Mereness, and Carroll Gonzo were soloists. l-aVahn Maesch, Director Page 89 LAWRENCE COLLEGE CHOIR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The girls' glee club is a newly formed organization ably directed by Isabelle lVlcClung. This group has performed at convocations as well as appearing on the coast-to-coast Christmas broadcast. The group provides a wonderful musical experience for the girls as well as a background before admittance into the touring choir. Page go Another of the Lawrence choral groups is the R.0.T.C. Male Chorus directed by George Cox. This group has performed for religious convocations and other special events during the year. A fitting climax for this season was a trip to Florida where the chorus sang at an airforce base. George Cox, Director R.0.T.C. MALE CHORUS 3 'nga ip A ii' 1-Q 'mn no rt no ,z.,4 WEE :FD DpIli,5lB:F,, Q 'ijt' hx E9 Us ' Eff: bl wp 7 Us ' :fl 9,5 D,K4IiE,G'la?.T'Ii,9I ' Gm V2 'hm Ai' .an C! ' ll1ll11ll11llIQQ-lfiii 5:4 5.5 9,1 rs A 1 Q 5,5 7 7 ' 5 Lf V.-A .4 5 -1 urn- 1--n :Ma Kai YY V l 5Il alI 1ll ail 'i hi hi hd Vu! QQ I-!llI1ll11ll?'Q 'l11 11 if-an DB U- -rr , 1, I X J 5 I ,1 .'- -' ' N T ' T T ,, T 1f 1' 'T f,' V The Lawrence College Band, conducted by Fred Schroeder, brings us concerts ofa 'T- Fred Sch roeder, Director FLT 'TES Norma Christopherson Esther Dcitchman Xlary lice Pat Nlillcr Nancy Owen Xlarian Rivenburg Xlary Rtintc XX'ilI'red Schuemann Sheila Schwandt Audrey Tangen Xlarlllyn Warner GBOES Su:anne Xlumme Gail Ros-:grant Xlarfio Smith CL.-XRINETS Joyce Jacobson James liilgas Jack Kuehn Lois Kul-iuk Grace Langendorf James Scharinger Karl Schmidt Don Schoenbechler James LTyeda A diversihed selection of band literature, performed with professional ability. The band performs not only at home, but also in surrounding towns in the area, giving a good demonstration of the reasons for the respect and admiration which it has gained over the years. BASS CLARINET Ruth XYangerin CONTRA-BASS CLARINET Thomas Lembcke BASSOONS James Boyd Barbara Sullivan ALTO SAXOPHONES Jeanne Begallce David Patton TENOR SAXOPHONE Shirley Spangler BARITONE SAXOPHONE Donald Schroeder BASS SAXOPHONE Bruce Bydal CGRNETS Carol Barden Dennis Delviets Roger Lalk Gerald lviattern Garvin Shields David Wege TRUMPETS Dulcy Berlin Phillip May BARITONES Patricia Dresback Clay Williams HORNS Rachel Bizal Janice Dimmock Richard Henckel Rodney Hoffman Jerome Rusch David Warner TROMBONES Frank Cole Jack Derhovsepian Roger Hartjes John Liebenstein William Reardon Robert Swan STRING BASSES David Bethe Judith Johnson BASSES Thomas Mereness Fred Noack Frank Sommerfeldt PERCUSSION Edward Doemland John Komoroske Barbara Miller Gretchen Luitweiler LAWRENCE CGLLEGE BAND page Q1 The Lawrence Symphony Orchestra has again displayed its fine form to the College and the community. Its members include faculty and townspeople as well as students, all displaying excellent ability and musical knowledge. The symphony and its director, Kenneth Byler, have presented music from many periods and in many styles, so as to give its listeners pleasure in a discriminating way. VIOLINS: Anthony Bacich Barbara Bacich jeane Balfe jerold Christen Stephen Darling Ralph Freeman Patricia Gode Frank Gorski Carol Hagedorn Iris Knowlton joan Kueler Dennis Odekirk Karl Sager jerry Tesser VIOLAS: Gordon Griffiths Isabelle McClung john Ross Ray Spangenberg Ewald Tilly Robert Wilson CELLOS: Tonethe Arnold Charlotte Darling Anne Defenderfer joyce Freiberg joan Gilbert Roberta Luce Edward Smith BASSES: jim Badner Robert Barnes David Bethe judith johnson HARP: Marie Kidd F LUTES: Norma Christopherson Pat Miller Marian Rivenburg OBOES 1 Sue Mumme Abigail Rosegrant lvlarjo Smith CLARINETSQ james Scharinger Karl Schmidt james Uyeda BASSOONS: james Boyd Rox Lee Barbara Sullivan l-lORNSt Richard Henckel Rodney Hoffman Thomas Lembcke jerry Rusch TRUMPETS: Dennis Delvlets Gerald lvlattern Garvin Shields TROMBONES: Frank Cole Roger Harrjes Robert Swan -SQ , ,, 4- -rv Kenneth Byler Director TUBA: Frank Sommerfeldt TYMPANI : Edward Doemland PERCUSSION 1 Gretchen Luitwieler john Komoroske pagegi LAWRENCE SYMPHGNY GRCHESTRA ' I ff 1 N A x 'H 4 v - -, x lulllllll n.. 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