Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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. 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

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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

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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