Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1965 volume:

James A jene Kenneth Anderson William Barton Gretchen Akers Judy Armstrong David Barnard Roberta Bassett Phillip Allen Sean Aust1n Shirley Barstow Q Judy Anderson 32 Hayward Beck Carol Bellinghausen Charles Bennison Pamela Berget lv, iff r s B John Bertram Donald Biere Roger Bjornstad Douglass Blount John Bohnen ,fa ,.1-1.1.-,eg SW ff, qs if 'A I ' . ' V 1 , -' - 53? 9' ' .V 7? I afar' Q .,. 4.5-1 3- , 1: My - 0.119 4 ' yy,-e. V 42:.,.il J 4 F Kita -w,.'g.jq:,,p5,::,.g 'l me ' . 5-1 g. N ..,, ,... .5 'YZ 1 'kia'-PW at hdggl 1 gf H, gs , 4 Q9-lk ?.,,, 2 iz , 'ag ' Sl, in Q, 4 6 , Q I 4, Um Qs? ,Q ,r K allay sei' , ' , , ' gg, v, 95? M e fs, 'X -9253.5 .g.: :,gfZ:mf we-1' Gordon Bond Robert Bonewitz Barbara Bradley Ann Bromley 33 j ' .mf Patricia Bronczyk Ann Bryan Martha Burke 34 Wendel Burton Elliot Bush Sue Campbell Nancy Cannon Joan Carrington ean Christensen Charles Clapp Paul Clark Robert Clark Tom Conley Elizabeth Conrad Jeffery Cook David Cooper K Guida Courteol Margaret Crane Ruth Dahlke no a Roberta D'Ambrosio John Davis Penelope Davis Jane Day '23, ,I-5 Edmund Decker Richard Detienne , Susan Dheim Malja Drelmane Robert Duncan Thomas Dunlap Donald Eagles Lee Edstrom Adelaide Eiserer Diana Divin Maria Dye Lynda Dodds 36 Margo Engelhardt John English '11 ' 21, ' .Q-af t. X 1' Bruce Feldt Ralph Erlandson Frltz Fett Ernest Estes Martha Evans Mari 9 E Q H, lyn Fox Bryan Fick David Foxgrover 'VN Mary Freiburger Daniel Foster Susan Frinak 37 lNIichael Gannet Barbara Garney Susan Gilman Mark Glidden 38 Donald Gurnev Thomas Haigh Gail Gustafson William Gustafson Mary Hail Geoffery Halverson David Hannaway Mary Hannegan Albert Hansen : , , X0 Florence Hester Linda Hanson lN ancy Held Stephen Heller Sue Hildebrand WVilliam Hobbins john Hebblethwaite John Harwood David Hass John Herr Marilyn Hobby Charles Hoffman Karen Johnson Robert Kadarauch Harley Holt eanne Hunter Judith Justice Theodore Katzoff Nancy Keller Earl Hoover Kathleen Howe 40 Olin Jennings Roberta Keller Judy Kennedy John Kiggins Karen Kress l In Dennis Koskelin 1 Judith Kronmeyer Brenda Kounovsky Terrance Klein Gary Kussow Susanna Kimball Richard King lk Timothy Knabe Jean Lampert 1 V Judith Larrabee Charles Lenz Ellen Larson Toini Lefren Sandra Lehto Robert Leadbitter Jerry Lincoln Mary Lawless Sharon Lawrence 42 jerry Leatham Kathleen Lipp Louise Loveridge Carol Lukens Lynn Lundecn Sidney Klallory 'lr' i ' z, 'iii ff 'A Jennifer MacBride Hallie Nlanske -is Julia Maher Jon MCGjnty Susan Martinson Michael Lynn Mary McClintock Suzanne McNeil llark Rlasuhr Naboth Mbawa Martha Miller Richard Mewaldt Suzanne Miller Virginia Meyer Gretchen Minning : . 18 Judith Michalowski Todd Mitchell 44 Janet Modesitt Karen Moe l Suzanne Mohr Stephen Mullen Drucilla Munson Kent Naka Luke Ndinya Janet Nelson Susan Nelson Timothy Noble Davld Nero Barbara Neuman Robert Nrchols Byron Nordstrom Ellen O'Conner esse Oden Frederick Glson l Michael O,Neil Allen Parker Grace Pearson Maryann Pepin Geraldine Otani Karen Parlitt 46 Thomas Parker Jill Parson Celia Payne KaHie Pickens Gary Pines - .,. William Prange Nancy Putnam Richard Rapport s. Janice Reinke rf? Phoebe Rhodes Karin Roang 'UN N Jo Ann Robbins Thomas Rogers Cynthia Rowe Thomas Rusch 153 Charles Rushton Nh Diane Savage ,Y William Savage Patricia Sayre Dawn Schofield l l Donald Schalk Eric Schulenburg Sally Schleinz 48 Gary Schutt Katherine Seitz William Scott V Elisabeth Selden l Mary Sheffy Simona Sheppard Richard Shulman S Carolyn Stickney Jonathan Speare ' ' ..Zf3T?21a in 25' '-V.V,, V' , ,, . D J ..,. :,A: Margo Simon x ',A-- I 25, ., ,,,. 1 - My John Sower Richard Stuart ' --l. - . .-'. 1 1:':.:': ,-',1 :::z,1:--:,::,-:f,,1.-- :'.,f,-.- ,..- :-,-:f.1-:..'5,:::.- '.,', Z.. f 'a' ' fig a,.', '--- ,Vr, 1 . .,A,, . .' ' as Lynn Swirl - A a. 5 A'Q' 1 aa'- - '- : Sue Skaggs Alexander Spater Elisabeth Stull Stephen Sorota Karenne Suzuki John Swanson . ,,,. . . , to Jean Sydow Margo Taggart so Grant Taylor Barbara Teruya John Thomas Jane Tibbets Nathaniel Tileston Benjamin Tilghman Robert Tirk Ann Torkelson Sarah Tmmp Anne Uribe Anton Valukas Richard Vander Bloemen Mary Claire Vander NVal Jean Vetter Charles Vedder Thomas Verich ': -1 Nicholas Vogel Jean Von Bernuth Frederick Voss Sandra lVagner James Walrath I 7 ' 1 W r 1 1 Michael Ward Nancy W'ashhurn Victor Weaver Grant Wheeler Joel White Stephen White Steven VN ickland Ralph W hitehead Margot Wight Heidi Wilde Barbara World Penelope Yager Elizabeth Zethmayr Left to Right: ROW I: Heath, Dancey, Payne, Clausirig, Cerriy, Kleiner. RCW 2: McClure, Towle, Mentgen, C. Rowe, DeLong, Kimball, Willem, Abercrombie, Von Bernuth, Munson. ROW 3: Brown, D. Rowe, Waite, Hacquet, Courteol, Sheppard, Divin, Bryant, Schwellinger, Neutz, Stanfleld, Missing: Keeler, Together Let Us Seek the Hezghts . . ALPHA CHI CDMEGA LPHA DELT PI There Is N0 Friend Like cz Sister. Left to Right: ROW I: Balkin. Ackernmann, Fwx, Ray, MCClf-neglmn. Hicks. RON' 2: Town send. Pattexsfwn, Pugh. Keller, Farver, Greeuxwld, Turkvlsun, Meuten, Kelley, Cromer. RON 3: Fratcher, Miller, Speitz, Lawrence, Murphy, Holinger, Bandy, Beaudway, Hellmuth, John son, Oswald. 7 Left to Right: ROW I: Grupe, Huber, Zahn, Spain, Fletcher, Felton, Snouffer, Lovejoy, Taylor, ROW 2: Burling, Barile, Strom, Realiard, Bragg, M. Taggart, Swisher, Tulley, Jones, Weibel, Batts. ROW 3: Gilman, Moe, Gustafson, Glidden, Fuller, Lampert, Nye, Stuart, Drott, Haynsworth. ROW 4: Lerchen, Howenstine, Liebich, Stone, Link, Buckley, Lawless, Ferry, R, Taggart, Leech, C. Nelson, Keller, ROW 5: Downing, Bennison, Burnett, Zimmer- man, Thomason, Steven, Meredith, Frinak, Watson, Day, Young, Skaggs, Thranow, Tib- betts. Missing: J. Nelson, Fischer. For Those Who Wear the Anchor. . Unigz Through Dzoersigz. DELTA GA MA PPA ALPHA THETA The Flzghtlv ,Much Better on a Theta Hzte. Left t-1 Right: ROII' I: Barnes. Wright. Wicklrmd. Koons-. Wilde. Cliffrrey. Harris. Opel, RON' Q: Humlcker, Bnvadxxfxy Carpciitf-1'. Sifwc-klc. Rhhclvs. flillvf-rtsi 11. Sillfilll-l,lC'1'. KIC- Clurc, A. Truiiip. HUI1' 3: Parson. Mastin. Fay. Hmm. Flllllli, Wiwlikv. Mcycr. He-iss. Wash- burn. Klssuhr. Lelito. RON' -lf lN'ilsfvii. Peinut. Aiisfwgfg R-ilmili, clll1'lSIt'IlSPIl, Ciielzhxx Zctlimayr, Martin, Des Isles. Pepin. Carney. S, Trump. Smliclli-im. Pfumi. RUM' 5: Kallifus. Rogers, Yagcr, Larsen, lNfCCa1'ty, Eatwn. Jwliiisrucl, Kmiclwii, Bantliiii. Smlc1'g,1'Qii. Harrivii Barshell, Wetherell, Rudi, Galda. Missingz Dillon, Evans, Ristau, Silver, Biggeis, Left to Right: ROW I: Rennick, Marrs. Matrhuk, Vaile, Richmann, Skaros, Nierhoff, X'Vendt. ROII' 2: Bryant, Thornbury, Ahrensfcld, Piersen. Mrs. Miotke, Held, Fink, Van Annan, Busch, Sorenson, ROW 3: Kaufmann, Allen, Larrabee, Manske, Hoyt, Minning, Wawak, Agren, McCormick. Randall. ROW -I: Hannegan, Taylor, L. Peterson, Berernan, Hail, Haiges, Yerges, Schneider, Proctor, Bradley. ROW 5: Berg. Painter, Wohlt, Burton, Booth, Mohr, Potthoff, B. Peterson, Belfer, Vasconcellos, Pattullo. Missing: Cannon, Nelson, M. Nelson, Schroeder, Wild. Passing Days QfP7Qj-6615, Fun, Activities- Lasting Friends in a Common Bona' fyf Sisterhood. KAPPA DELTA PI BET PHI That Rare Combination ryfIna'z'vz'a'ua!z'Q1 ana' Spzhted Group Unilfy. Left tu Right: ROW' I.' Nlathos, Butler, Craiiger, Bohlnizinn, O'LIOnnrn'. Swan, Hansen. Mil ler, ROI! 2: Wleller, Stephens, Nock, Duekxxorih, Kress, Petri, Kcilpaek, Melroy, Ilalgren Loehe, ROW 3: Buchanan, Jacoh, Meeker, Putnam, Dillingofski, Schneider, McDfinald Bierclz, Phelps, ROI! -If Ellie-rg, Sayre, Junisvh, Johnson, Stwiliowitz, Sheppard, Peak, Dudley Wuod, Engelhardt, Carringtwii. RUII' 5: Weher, Jensen, Volz. Marcuiii, Gueguierre, Daniels Kustner, Day, Andersvn, Cfirneliswn, Guelig, Von Behren, Mettling. Missing: Mwdesitt Mafha, Davis, Justice. V521 . ' - SWE-k?151 rfmf'f'zz?ff! Left to Right: RIJII' I: BFllllTlI'lIt'liCI'. R. Ji-liiiswii, Riley. Clark. Mum Swanson, jones. Htiuse, ,-Xiidewseii, H1-Skins. RUN' 2: Sllt'IIlIlQC'1'. Hiiiiilclicr, Shattuck, lVitte, Belclo, D, Johnson. Sanclcrs, D. Fawwtt. CiflI'CllIlE1'. l,e-Hug. Rust: Bnrrasli. liiiller. ROW Gignilliat. Wallace, Svlialk. Wills, Cusiv. liiigcllwert, Tlifiiiipwii. Biirrage. Medina, Brady, lX'ICDOnald, Rappurt. RUII' 4: Katz'-ll, Schultz. Zitf-la. Ni-rseiig. R--alien, Ciillmr-rtson. lsaaf. Blwunt. Rwvgers. Crimp- cr, SC:1lPs. Veriuni. Ellii-tt. ROII' 5: Biifliliwltz. 0'NQil, Xfitrlwll. YVl1itt'li6'ad. Knipex Leat- liam, Hviig. BCZiClt ll. Bond, Swniisiiu, Hula. Sw ai'eugvi1. Strc-it, Ward, Nrvrclecn. Missing: Blair. Brailn. Liuclsay. B1CI'lIlf?Cl'iE'. l awL'Ctt. Quiiidcl, Castullanet. Fraternity Through Ina'z'vz'a'ualz'1Q1- Strength in Diversigz. BETA THETA PI If DELT U DELTA How Glorious It Is-and Also How Paz'njQ4l- to Be an Excelbtz'0n.', Ayrecz' de Alussef Imft tw Riulu: RUN' If O'B1w1P. Dyrud, Mitllcfvllldt, Xlxllm-11H'r-I, Rad-wifh, Hnrtzc-Il. Dis- Yuwxx. RUII' 2: Slolrcxx Hl.'I'gll1illSCU. GrQgw13 Uustafs-VI1. Mrs N llvfalw. Mal:-llty. Brfgediugf. Rwsvrmfin-hl. Hriclvu RUII' ff: rlrhfllllfik Stamps. .Xxalu-. Ifhnlwl, PY'Il'l'S. Klillflwlllklll. Slffual. Klirm. Isvly. Dvckc-1' RUH' 4: Isllikfma. Kaiier. Bl'IlI1iSlWIl. R. 'I'l1w1npSfm. 1,l'li1'I1Ill'. KILIIIIIU. Lzmd- fried, Ifidv. PK'IJI5l,'ln. .X Hausru. Sm'ClQc'xxifk, Rmw. Kiugins, ICUII' 5' Hnyvs. fbiHw1'l. S-vli. Gray. Hviu, Ulasn'-Af. Hr-111'v, Grandin, Hamm-lt. R, I'IllIlS!'Il. Clmxlplwll, Cll'l'XX1,'ll, NIQTYIIIIIPC RUI1' Pi: .-Xguvss. 'I'lll'Ilf'IA. Bjwrnstad, YYilson, Pfll'lxf'l', 'lNllllI'4'll. Bl'IHWViKl, Xwwgvl. YYl'we-lex. Rand. Cliffen. Cirimwade, Simons, Katz. Missing: Allen, Bl't'hI1l, Lev. J. Thuxups-fn, Whiton, Lf-ft tu Right: ROW I: Kenney, Goerke. Mancini. Cwrnelins. J. Edstrnm, Mead. Kirchhofln. ROW 2: Krnhn, O'Fallnn, Andcrsun, Smith, Mrs. Rivklcfs. Callaway. Wilson, K. Knskelin, Klif-lke. RUN' Graf. Clifford, Simrvn, Schade, NICKCC. Biwln, Hietpas, R. Taggart. BOCk, ROW 4: Moody, Anger, Gilhoy, Smyth, Purdy, Kafura, Valukas, Lynum, Kussow, Burnham, Stwune. Fergusnn, Bertram, Nichnls, RUN' 5: Crwcntry. Hannaway, Krows. Thomas. Hohbins, L, Eclstrrvm, Mcwaldt, Clark, Prango, Iglc-heart, Hctherington, Conklin, Firmin, Schoen- wetter. ROW 6: Rainer, New, Bernstein. Sowcr, Stvinmetz. Hartley, Rosenberg, Fenton, Wickland, Dahlhc-rg, Knabc-, Strong, D. Koskclin, Skinner, Jnhnson, Ble-tzinger. Missing: B1-hncn, T. Edsrnm, Hagcnhuckle, Hr-over, Mansnn, Miller, Mueller, Murray, Rohertsnn. Rogers, Salter, E. Schulenbnrg, J. Schulenburg, Yan Dnscn. In Ten W0rds.' Success Breeds Success-Need More Be Said? PHI DELTA THETA 62 I PHI G MMA DELT Unyfied Diversigf at Lawrence Unz'versz'g1 Left to Right: RUI1' I: Dunran, Erlanclsun, Masuhr, Bonewitz, Mrs. Schicnker, Pines, Schutt, Olson, Gurney. RON' 2: Jones, Shicliida, lfhclan, Davis, Cnnk, Lnnz, Nlcfjinty, Feldt, Beyer, Fick, Nowaczek, Lim. RON' .75 Talceiiwtn, Bauman, Skopal, Wills, Howden, Last, Bigcluw, Philips, Lufkhardt, BuCk, lNICKc-nna. RUN' 4: Ducsing, Kanuncrcr, Butt, Dennison, Crandall, R, hlorrison, Draeger, Hackbarth, Allen, Frcim, Ausin, Thcnhald, Sugihzira, ROW 5: lvIU4'lI'E, Ho, Orser, Stujenske, Opel, Leigh, D. Mnrrisun, S. Gregerson, Jwlmsuri, Mertl, New- man, Lake, Lurcl, D. Gregerson, Purter. Gund, Missing: Hclililcthwaitc, Lundccn. Rath, Gliddcn, Heise, Malueg. Left to Right: ROW I: Fredricksrtn. Sflmiepp. Walsh, Burleigh, Mrs. Butler, Gale, Cadigan, Teller, Weber. ROW 2: Parent, Drclla, Stein. Hassell, O'Brien, MaCNutt. ROW 3: Naka, Lead- hitter, Hoffman, Breitzke, Eckert, Jones, Case, Wagner, Stuart, Sfhoen. ROW 4: Shulman, Stune, Spater, Bauer, Putt-et, Daggett, Anclersun, Hwchkammer, Darling, Walrath, Swen- son, Lynn. ROI1' 5: Mr. Dreher, Beam. Brrvnstad, Kaclarauch. Reay. Vedder, Fischer, Lee, Fuxgrcwver, Tilestwn, McGregor, Estes, Mannheim. Missing: Eagles, White, Cartier, Gatzke, Kimball, Hadley, Witt. . . . Drink Our Glasses Bottoms Upfrr Harvard Rea' and Goldv PHI KAPPA TAU IGMA PHI EP ILC A Sense qflfumor Is a Good Common Denomhzafor. Left tw Right: RUN' If ,Xutliimi Nlartin. Drwy, Fnlratli. Klri. lirfulixigc-11 Cmliiii. Dwiiiiclly Benjamin. Roberts. ROI1' 25 Szilaiiin, Pc'tf'1's. Nvlmrg. Hainiltwn. W lfiistnian, Mesliiivlz, fXI::1'ciir:z Tyron, Bailly, Custer. Cralvliain, Russell. Fislii-it RON' Yvsliinrii, Conley Hunn, lfvazts Rendiill. Toni Parker, RPIIllL3X'. llnmwfcl. Stnrvk, Nl3l'l2'lLll'lI1, Re'-icl, Nwlwlv, 'l'anwnvi'. SITUll1lVI'Cl RON' 4: Rutz, Lange, I-Ialwx-swii. Rudi. Hass, Ncllans. NIH'-ima Nm'cll.1ncl. Tim Pnrkmp Wazmir Haigli, YN':ilk+wx'it1, Hnlmnllial. Str,-plian HHH' 5: rlillillllildll. XV-'lllf jafiksnn, Hr-clin. Yoddci Lanncwn. Mall-iry. Williams, Millefr, Jnlinsf-n. Nclswn. Brooks. Siivagu. Ni-rdstrnin. J, lfnstnian Nemacheck. Missing: Azzi, Steiner. STUDENT SENATE COMMITTEES STUDENT SENATE OFFICERS 1964 President-Tony Valukas Vice-President-Mark Saltzman Secretary-Marilyn Fox Treasurer-Bruce Burnham 1965 President-Mark Saltzman Vice-President-Lynn Ansorge Secretary-Hope I-Iarron, Mary Ann Nord Treasurer-Alan Stern 1964 Convocation Committee-Bonnie Booth Alice Wild Handbook Committee-Vaughn Ariano Nancy Stover Homecoming Committee-Cordon Bond Sue Eaton New Student Week Committee-Jinx Climan Dick Stuart Pep Committee-LaRayne Rudi Kathy Wilson Polling Committee-Lynn Ansorge David Cusic Prospective Student Committee-C. Eckert Hope Harron Social Committee-Craig Campbell jo Meeker Speakerls Committee-Bob Maleug Charles Clapp Union Committee-Ro Erlandson Phoebe Rhodes l965 Handbook Committee-Steve Sedgewick Homecoming Committee-Chuck Norseng Marcia Rodgers New Student Week Committee-CJ. Eckert Kris Sodergren Pep Committee-Linda Buchanan Sherry Howenstein Polling Committee-Bill Benowicz Sue Zimmerman Prospective Student Committee-Sue Keene Social Committee-Art Van Dusen Lee Galda Speaker's Committee-Craig Harris Special Project's Committee-Bob Maleug Debbie Biggers Union Committee-Richard Lim Ruth Charlton ,, ARIEL Coeditors-Alan Stern Nat Tileston ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY Commanderfleil Cook Executive Oilicer-Don Gurney Administrative Oflicer-Bill Rowe Personnel Ofhcer-Tim Noble Comptroller-Bob Leadbitter Chaplain-Steve Wickland ART ASSOCIATIUN President-Mike Ward Vice President-Nat Tileston SecretaryAMargo Taggart Treasurer-Bill Prange Social Chairmen-.john Bohnen Sue Frinak Publicity Chairmen-Peg Crane Ann Downing CONTRIBDTOR Tom Braun Penny Davis Tony Dodge Jerry Lincoln Gordon Lutz 'jim Ogdie Jay Speare Nat Tileston M. C. Vander VVal Ralph Whitehead ALSTED HOUSE President-Martie Virtue Secretary-Chris Choate Treasurer-Alice Dillon Head Proctor-Mary Duncan Social Chairmen-Marty Colburn Chi Meredith ASTEN HILL HOUSE President-Sue Grande SecretaryfEllen Potthofl' Treasurer-Ellen Eder Head Proctor-Tracy Sager Social Chairman-Mary Banz BRIGGS HOUSE President-Sue Mohr Secretary-Treasurer-Sue Kimball Head Proctor-Hallie Manske Social Chairman-Cheri Torkelson BROKAW QPLANTZQ President-Dick Bauer Vice-President-Richard Crandall Secretary-Sandy Hamilton Treasurer-Ilja Gregor COLLEGE HOUSE President-Carol VVeeks Secretary-Treasurer-Nancy Beaudway Head Proctor-Betsy Seldon Social Chairman-Susie Raccoli COLMAN HALL FRESHMEN President-Mary Lee Huber Secretary-Treasurer-Susan Spain Social Chairmen-Barbara Bryant Barbara Kratlcey SENIORS President-Karenjohnson Secretary-Treasurer-Barbara Wood Head Proctor-Pat Sayre Social Chairmen-Margo Englehart Karen Moe EAST HOUSE President-Mary Finnigan Secretary-Treasurer-Ruth Charleton Head Proctor-Nan Tully Social Chairman-Sherry Howenstein .l .1n NORTH HOUSE PresidentfGretchen Minning ORNISBY President-Ann Swisher Secretaryfhlary Ottoson Treasurer-Ann Trump Social Chairmen-Ruth Humleker Sara Lynn Wilmore RAYMOND HOUSE PresidentiRuth Robishaw Secretary-Treasurer-Gay Pearson Social ChairmanfNancy Belcher SABIN HOLSE President-Bobbie D'Ambrosio Secretary-TreasurerfBobbie Basset Head ProctorfSuz Keller Social Clhairmenflean Christianson Penny Yaeger SAGE HALL PresidentfCIhar Nelson Secretary-Treasurer'-Nora Bailv Head ProctorfLynn Ansorge Social Chairmenfflrary Hoyt llo Meeker TREVER HALL PresidentfBill Dawes Secretary-Treasurer-Chuck Breitzke Social Chairmanijohn Fallon VVASHINGTON HOUSE Presidmtflane Haynesworth Secretary-Treasurer-Ellen Bierdz Head Proctor-Ann Guelig Social Chairmen-Kathy Peak Pat Phelps ETA SIGMA PHI President-Dave Glidden Chuck Bennison Elliot Bush Tom Countryman Gibson Henry Mary Ann Pepin Betsy Seldon Linda Stoneall HEELE RS Co-ChairmenfSue Barnes Marcia VVils0n HONOR COUNCIL Chairmen-Hugh Nellins Chuck Bennison Dave Foxgrover Dave Glidden Teresa Smith Sue Nelson Sue Zimmerman Steve Rosenfield JUDICIAL BOARD Bonnie Booth Curt Buchholtz Hope Harron Nancy Held Dick Stuart LANTERN Chairman-jim Walrath Secretaryfj udy Michalowski Treasurer-John Hein Committee Chairmen-Marti Colburn Ann Colby Dianejenson Mike Lynn Wendy McClure LAWRENCE INDEPENDENTS ASSOCIATION King-Bill Dawes LAVVRENCE VVOMAN'S ASSOCIATION Presidentfjill Parson Vice-President-Suz Keller Secretary-Barb Wetherell Treasurer-Elizabeth Painter Social Chairmen-Marilyn Fox Brenda Jo Kounovsky .Iudy Pauni LAWRENTIAN Editor-Gibson Henry Business Manager-Rodger Lawler News Editor-Diane Banthin Feature Editor-Carla Mettling Makeup Editor-John Grandin Art Editor-David Cusic Photography Editor-Jack Peters Sports Editors-Rodney Clark Rodger Quindel Circulation Manager-Guy Vitale LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY THEATRE President-William Wolf MACE President-Charles Bennison SecretaryfNick Vogel Tom Conley Dan Foster Dave Foxgrover john Ishikawa Tim Knabe Dick Mewaldt Bob Pepper Henry Rutz jay Speare Tony Valukas jim VValrath NIEN'S COLTNSELORS Head COLll'lSClOI'fIJlCix Nlewald Assistant Head-Bert Hansen Social Chairman- Xrt V 1nDusen Ken Anderson Bill Benowicz Tom Conley Dave Cisic Lorin Daggert Dale Duesing Ed Dusowsky CLI, Eckert Steve Englebert Don Gurney John Hein john Ishikawa Billllohnson Sandyjohnson Pete Kafura Chuck Lenz Chuck Lord Lynn Lundeen Dave Moore Hugh Nellans Court Newman Larry Newman Chuck Norseng Bob Pepper J. B. de Rosset Don Schalk Bob Schoenwetter Dick Schultz Steve Sedgewick .john Power Tom Steinmetz Dick Stuart M ORTAR B OARD President-Maryann Pepin Vice-President-Carol Bellinghausen Secretary-Gretchen Nlmmng Treasurerfjill Parson Social ChairmensSuz lxeller Barb Bradley Peg Crane Marilyn Fox We the students of Lawrence University, in order to create and maintain a systematic administration of student affairs, to pro- vide for an organized student control of student activities, and to perpetuate the goals of Lawrence University, establish, a governing body to be known as the Lawrence University Stu- dent Senate. NATIONAL COLLECIATE PLAYERS P. K. Allen Tom Braun John Davis Lee Dodds Fritz Fett Ted Katzoff Kathy Lipp Gordon Lutz Sue Nelson Sue Skaggs .john Swanson Phillip Shallot Gordon Taylor Margot Wight OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY CLUB President-Kathy Seitz Seeretary-Treasurer-Sally Millman PEOPLE TO PEOPLE President-Neil Friedman Vice-PresidentkSue Kimball Secretary-Nancy Stover Treasurer-Alan Stern Co-Chairmen-john Davis Nlary Lawless PHI BETA KAPPA Corry Azzi Carol Bellinhausen Chuck Bennison Cordon Bond Barbara Bradley Elliot Bush Maija Dreimane Don Eagles David Foxgrover Robert Kadaraueh Barbara jo Kounovsky Louise Loveridge Dick Mewaldt Pamela Smith Carolyn Stickney Sara Trump Nick Vogel PHI NIU ALPHA SINFONIA President-Ed Hoffman Vice-President-David Ridgely Secretary-Chris Cone Treasurer-George Peltier PI DELTA EPSILON President-Lynn Kehoe Vice-President-Nat Tileston PI SIGMA Nora Bailey Hope Herron Jan Ferry Nancy Stover Roberta Patterson Debbie Biggars Marcia Rodgers PRESIDENT5 COMNIITTEE Beatrice Bigony David Glidden William Gustafson Craig Harris Gretchen Minning Anton Yalukas Sue Zimmerman Mr. Breunig Mr. Hill RELIGION IN LIFE STERRING BGARD Chairman-Chuck Bennison Co-ordinatorfDave Foxgrover Roberta Basset Robert Dahlberg Alice Hollinger David Glidden Vance Kasten Ann Kesselring Sandy Lehto Barb Martin Peter Rabinowitz Elizabeth Painter Ann Stuart SAILING GLLB GommodorewBob Duncan Vice Commodore-jim Lannon Fleet Captain-Donjackson Treasurer-Dave Barnard Secretaries-jean Bragg Sims Buckley Recorder-Mary Betts SIGMA Elizabeth Boardway Judy Christopher Marge Fechner Marge Granger Suzanne Heilman Candyjones Paula Lambrecht Marilyn Manchester Margaret Meloy Mary Ann Michael Jean Neutz Sandra Reising Susan Taylor SIGNIA ALPHA IOTA President-Ruth Dahlke Vice-President-Nlary Beldo Secretaries-Shirley Barstow Janice Reinke Treasurers-Aliee Haselden Karen Schiebler ChaplainiBarbara Daneey SKIING CLUB President-Don Schalk Vice-PresidentAVVilliam McDonald Publicity-Nancy Putnam SUCCER CLUB Co-Captains-Ed Decker Jim Lynum STUDENT FACULTY COMMITTEE Chairman-Mr. Goldgar Nick Burrage Lorin Dagget jay Speare Charles Norseng John Thomas .jan VVatson Tony Valukas Mark Saltzman Mrs. Glibert Miss Morton Mr. Pinsky Mr. Cronmiller Mr. Venderbush SUNSET PLAYERS President-Jack Swanson Vice-President-Margo VVight Seeretary-Treasurer!-Fritz Fett SURVEY Dave Beam Harley Holt Bob Kadarauch Lynn Kehoe jean Lampert Judy Miehalowski Sue Nelson Carolyn Stiekney W ONIEN'S COUNSELORS Head Counselor Colm in C iroly n r ibhei Head Counselor Urrmhy Barb NN etherell Joyce Anderson -jan Agren Bea Bigony Marg Corneilson Ann Downing Sue Eaton jane Fay Bert Haiges Sherillacob Annette Mallia Carla Mettling Pooh Painter Judy Pauni Mary Schelhorn Terry Smith Cindy Steven Linda Stoneall Robin Thomason .Ian Watson Sue Wawak Nancy Nye Marcia Glidden lNOlVIAN,SJUDlClAL BOARD Chairman-Suz Keller Lynn Ansorge Mary Duncan Carolyn Fisher Hallie Manske Pat Sayre Nan Tully Barb Wetherell julie Wolliert Curtis VV. Tarr, Ph.D. President of the University La Vahn Maesch, Mus.M. Director of the Conservatory Chandler VV. Rowe, Ph.D. Dean of Academic Affairs Marshall B. Hulbert, Ph,D Yice-President Marwin O. Wrolstad, BA.. LLB. Business Manager Mary E. Morton,Ni1.A. Dean of W'omen Dorothy H. Draheim, NIus.B. Registrar Kenneth R. Venderbush, MA Dean of Men Elyse Rinkenberger, M.S. Assistant to the Dean of Academic Affairs 3 Marie A. Dohr, B.A. Director of Placement Services Edward-I. Roberts, BA. Director of Admissions Charles F. Fisher, BA. Assistant Director of Alumni Affairs and Development Marguerite Schumann, Mus.B Director of Publicity john Rosebush, B.A. Director of Alumni Affairs and Development 79 AIR SCIENCE Carroll NI. Newstrom flat. Colonel, USAFD, l96O -Chairman of the Department and Professor of Air Science Springfield College, B.S. Leigh Wf Cisvold fCaptain, USAFJ, l963-As- sistant Professor of Air Science University of Minnesota, at Duluth, BA., Wayne State University, Los Angeles State Col- lege, University of Maryland Richard L. Stewart CCaptain, USAFD, l962-As- sistant Professor of Air Science Washington State University, B.A. ANTHROPOLOGY Harold Kenneth Schneider, 1953-Chairman of the Department and Associate Professor of Anthro- POIOSY Macalester College, B.A.g Seabury Western The- ological Seminaryg Northwestern University, Ph.D. Chandler William Rowe, I9-16fDean of Academic Affairs and Henry M. Wriston Professor of An- thropology Beloit College, B.A.g University of Chicago, MA., Ph.D. Frank Bagnall Bessac, 1959-Assistant Professor of Anthropology College of the Pacific, BA.: Cornell University, Fuglen University, Peiping, University of Cali- fornia, Berkeley, M.A,g University of Wisconsin, Ph.D. Ronald james Mason, 1961-Assistant Professor of Anthropology University of Pennsylvania, B.A.g University of Michigan, M.A. joseph Walter Whitecotton, 1964-Instructor in Anthropology University of Miami, B.A.g Mexico City Collegeg University of Illinois Susanne Leppmann Bessac, 1961-Lecturer in An- thropology Beloit College, University of California, Berkeley, B.A., M.A. ART Charles Mattoon Brooks, I9-16-Chairman of the Department and Myra Goodwin Plantz Profes- sor of Art and Architecture Yale University, B.F.A., M,F.A. Carl Frederick Riter, l952fProfessor of Art Ohio University, MA., University of Iowa, Ohio State Universityg University of Wisconsin, New York University E. Dane Purdo, l955AAssociate Professor of Art University of Michigan, BA., M.A.g Cranbrook Academy of Art, M.F.A.g Royal College of Art, London, England Arthur Alvin Thrall, 1956-Associate Professor of AFI Wisconsin State College, Milwaukee, BS., MB., University of VVisconsing University of Illinoisg Ohio State University Collan Blendon Kneale, l9ol-Instructor in Art Shimer College, BA., University of Illinois. B.F.A,, M,F.A.g Pratt Institute Bradley 'Iordan Nickels, 1964-Instructor in Art University of Florida, B..-XD., Indiana Univer- sity, MA. Thomas Mueller Dietrich, 1944 Experimental College, University of Wisconsin, Cincinnati Art Academyg Minneapolis School of Art The old problems still exist. Tony Valukas, l96-l president. complained. Students take their problems seriously, but they don't take seriously their ability to do something about them. And Mark Saltzman, 1965 president, is competing successfully against the same atti- tude. I think students now have more aware- ness that we do have a voice. And there are changes-in the problems, and in the successes. It is becoming hardf' Mark said. to determine whether students vote money to a committee out of interest or be- cause they don't care. People still are not will- ing to work quite enoughg Mark hopes to find students willing to lay ground work for future events, long-range projects which may not be completed during a single college career. Yet. effectiveness is in the oHingg issues are being taken more seriously and work forces are expanding. The voice of the Student Sen- ate is sounding less and less tentativeg it is emanating to corners not previously reached. The Senate touched on problems concerning student wages and suggested possible changes in the grading system. The new system of rep- resentation based on living units rather than Greek-Independent distinction functioned smoothly through the year, enhancing com- munication. The representatives and thtir constituencies are beginning to crack down 1 ri the traditional budget requests-the well-oiled excuses don't pass quite so readily. The Senate also initiated new projects: a Civil Rights Week, a Viet Nam Council in 1965, an Academic Aims Conference. Successful com- mittees and councils continued to functiong the judicial boards, the women's associations, the small committees-from New Student WVeek to Polling. BIOL OG? Margaret Shea Gilbert, 1946-Chairman of the Department and Professor of Biology Oberlin College, BA., Wellesley College, MA., Cornell University, Ph.D. Research interest: mammalian embryology. Anne Brownlee Lay, 1949-Associate Professor of Biology Mississippi State College for Women, BA., Lfni- versity of Michigan, M.A.g University of North Carolina, University of Chicago. Research inter- est: tissue culture studies, Olga Augusta Smith, 1929-Associate Professor of Biology Lawrence College, B.A.g Columbia University, Research interest: electron microscopy. Bradner Wood Coursen, 1959-Assistant Professor of Biology Drew University, B.A.g University of Maryland, Ph.D. Research interest: the study of anti- biotics and growth stimulators in microorganisms. H. David Potter, l963iAssistant Professor of Bi- ology University of Illinois, B.S., M.S.g University of Wisconsin, Ph.D. Research interest: vertebrate brain structure and function. Sumner Richman, 1957-Assistant Professor of Bi- ology Hartwick College, B.A.g University of Massa- chusetts, MA., University of Michigan, Ph.D. Research interest: energy cycles of aquatic com- munities. CHEMISTR 2' Stephen Foster Darling, 1929-Chairman of the Department and Robert McMillan Professor of Chemistry, L'niversity of Minnesota, BS., MS., Harvard University, MA., Ph.D.g Lniversity of Vienna. Research interests: the isolation and structure de- termination of the glucosides of tree bark, to elucidate the mechanism of growth of trees, Enid Louise Bever, l955fProfessor of Chemistry. Pennsylvania State L'niversity, BS., Lniversitx' of Pennsylvania, M.S,g Texas State College for VVomen, Ph.D. Research interest: Bio-chemistry of nutrition. Robert M. Rosenberg, l95o-Associate Professor of Chemistry. Trinity College, B.S.3 Northwestern University, Ph.D. Research interest: Studies of protein con- formation using techniques such as optical rota- tion, viscosity, and infrared absorption. Richard William Zuehlke. l958-Assistant Profes- sor of Chemistry. Lawrence College, B,S,g Lniversity of Minne- sota, Ph.D, Research interest: Magnetic suscepti- bility studies of the electronic properties of metal- lic surfaces in ultra-high vacuum and the effect of absorbed gases on these properties. Young Hee Lee, 1903-Instructor in Chemistry. Wisconsin State College, La Crosse, BS., Lni- versity of Alaska, MS., University of Oklahoma, Louisiana State Lhiversity. Research interest: Analytical Chemistry. Valerie Ann Estes, 1963-Assistant in Chemistry. XVestern Michigan Lniversity, BS CLASSICS Maurice Patrick Cunningham, 1949-Chairman of the Department and Hiram A. Jones Professor of Classics. University of California, Berkeley, B.A., Ph,D. Daniel L. Arnaud, 1964-Instructor in Classics. Carleton College, B.A,g University of South Dakota, M.A.g Stanford University Mary Ann Rossi Brackenridge, l959ALecturer in Italian and Classics. Connecticut College for Women, BA., Brown University, M.A. ECONOMICS James Dwight Dana, l961AChairman of the De- partment and Assistant Professor of Economics Yale University, B.S.g Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Thomas Eugene Wenzlau, l958fIohn MeNaugh- ton Associate Professor of Economics Ohio Wesleyan University, BA., L'niversity of Illinois, M.A., Ph.D. Howard R. Bloch, 1964-Assistant Professor of Economics Duke University, B.A., Princeton University, M.A.,Ph.D. .Iules Nelson La Rocque, l963fAssistant Professor of Economics Marquette University, State University of Iowa, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Sally Hey, 1964-Instructor in Economics Mt. Holoyoke College, B.A.g 'Iohns Hopkins University William B. Speteh, 1956-Lecturer in Economics University of Minnesota, B,B.A.g Harvard Uni- versity. ED UCA TION Ceorge Beverly Walter, 1946-Chairman of the Uepartment and Associate Professor of Education Lawrence College, BA., Ohio State University MA., University ofWisconsin Kenneth R. VV. Sager, I963-Associate Professor ol Education Lawrence College, BA., University of Wisconsin, MA., Harvard University ENGLISH William Metcalf Schutte, l96llfChairman ol the Department and Professor of English Yale University, BA.. MA., Ph.D. Warren Beck, i926-Professor of English Earlham College, BA., Columbia University, MA., Earlham College, Litt.D., Lawrence Col- lege, MA. ad eundum. Thomas Randall Dale, 1955-Martha VVheelock Professor of English University College, Toronto, BA., University of Toronto, MA., University of Chicago, Ph.D. Elizabeth Tusten Porter, 1953-Edwards-Alexam der Professor of English University of Wichita, BA., University of VVis- consin, MA., Ph.D, Merton Miller Sealts, I9-18-Professor of Eng- lish College of Wooster, BA., Yale University, Ph.D. Ben Ross Schneider, l955-Associate Professor of English Williams College, BA., Columbia University, MA., Ph.D., University of Cambridge. Herbert Karl Tjossem, 1955-Associate Professor of English University of Minnesota, BA., University of Chicago, MA., Yale University, Ph.D.g Univer- sity of Heidelberg. Bertrand Alvin Goldgar, 1957-Assistant Professor of English Vanderbilt University, BA., MA., Princeton University, MA., Ph.D. Kenneth Ray Venderbush, 1961-Lecturer in Speech Kalamazoo College, BA., Wayne State Univer- sity, MA., Ohio State University Q MODERN LANGUA CES John Frederick McMahon, 1947-Chairman of the Foreign Languages Department and Isaac M. Wing Professor of German Haverford College, B.A,, University of Pennsyl- vania, MA., University of Bonn, Columbia Uni- versity, Ph.D. Gladys Stanley Calbick, 1936-Professor of Span- ish University of Minnesota, B.S.g Centro de estudios histdricos, Madrid, Certificadog University of Chicago, M.A., Ph,D., University of Michigan Dorothy Dart, l943AProfessor of French Radcliffe College, B.A., Ph.D., Wellesley Col- lege, M.A.g Ecole normale superieure, Sevres, France, Middlebury French School Anne Prioleau jones, 1937-John N. Bergstrom Professor of French University of Illinois, BA., MA., The Sorbonne .john Joseph Alheri, 1954-Associate Professor of Spanish Southwestern Louisiana Institute, B.A,, State University of Iowa, MA., Ph.D.g University of Madrid Bruce W. Cronmiller, jr., 1953AAssociate Profes- sor of French Yale University, BA., M.A., Ph.D., Universite de Paris Kathleen Mary lloyce, 1944-Associate Professor of Spanish Mount Mary College, B.A.g University of Wis- consin, M.A., Ph.D. Richard Owens Whitcomb, 1960-Associate Pro- fessor of German Bowdoin College, B.A.g Harvard University, M.A.g Stanford University, Ph.D.g University of Mainz Dorrit Fanny Friedlander, 1951-Assistant Profes- sor of German All Saints' Episcopal College, University of Cin- cinnati, B.A., M.A.g University of Heidelberg Marcel Nicolas Muller, 1958-1959, l9olwAssist- ant Professor of French Universite de Liege. B..-X., M..-X.g L'niversity of Wisconsin, MA., Ph.D., Fulbright Fellow. Lini- versity of Saarbriicken, Free Liniversity of Berlin Gervais Eyer Reed, 1964-Assistant Professor of French Princeton University. B..-X., Brown L'niversity, MA., Ph.IJ. Richard Scribner Stowe, 1957-Assistant Professor of French University of Wisconsin, BA.. Ph.lJ.g University of California, Los Angeles, MA. Richard Walter Winslow, 1958fAssistnnt Profes- sor of Spanish Lawrence College: University of Minnesota, BA., MA., Ph.D. Charles Benes Maurer, i962-Instructor in Cer- man University of Idaho, Lfniversity of Michigan, BA., Northwestern University, MA., Ludwig- Maximilan Universitat, Munich Craciela Andrade Alheri, l960fLecturer in Span- ish Universidad de Concepcion, Chile, University of Illinois, MA., State University of Iowa, M.A., Ph.D.g University of Madrid Mary Ann Rossi Brackenridge, 1959-Lecturer in Italian and Classics Connecticut College for Women, BA., Brown University, M.A. George William Smalley, l964fLecturer in Rus- sian University of Chicago, BA., MA. GOVERNWHUVT GEOLOGY William Franklin Read, 1941-Chairman of the Department and Professor of Geology Harvard University, BA., University of Chicago, Ph.D. Ronald W. Tank, 1962-Assistant Professor of Geology University of Wisconsin, M.S.g Indiana University, Ph.D.g University of Copenhagen Leonard Walter Weis, l955-Assistant Professor of Geology Harvard University, BS., Massachusetts Insti- tute of Technology, MS., University of Minne- sota, University of Wisconsin Mojmir Povolny, 1958-Chairman of the Depart- ment and Associate Professor of Government Masaryk University, Czechoslovakia, .lur.D,g Universite de Paris, University of Chicago, Ph.D, Minoo D. Adenwalla, 1959-Associate Professor of History and Government University of Bombay, BA., Northwestern Uni- versity, M.S., Ph.D. Phillip C. Chapman, 1962-Instructor in Govern- ment San .lose State College, BA., University of Cali- fornia, Berkeley, MA. Chong-Do Hah, 1961-Instructor in Government Indiana University, BA., University of Virginia, MA. HISTORY' Charles Breunig, 1955-Chairman of the Depart- ment and David G. Ormsby Associate Professor of History Harvard University, BA., M.A., Ph.D.g Ful- bright Fellow, The Sorbonne Elisabeth Koflka, l9olfProfessor of History University of Giessen, Ph.D. Vernon William Roelofs, l9-Wfludson G. Rose- bush Professor of History Calvin College, B.A.g University of Nliehigan, M.A., Ph.D. VVilliam Albert Chaney, i952-George M. Steele Associate Professor of History University of California, Berkeley, BA., Ph.D., .junior Fellow, Society of Fellows, Harvard Uni- versity Wlalter Fritiof Peterson, l952fAssociate Professor of History State University of Iowa, M.A., Ph,D. Paul James Stewart, 1962-Assistant Professor of History University of Illinois, BA., Ph.D., Columbia University, MA. HOME ECONOMICS Helen N. Trader, 1962-Acting Chairman of the Department and Assistant Professor of Home Eco- nomics Stout State College, B.S., Elfriede F. Brown, 1953-Professor of Home Eco- nomies Utah State University, BS., University of Utah, M.S.g University of California, Ph.D. MA THEMA TICS James Collier Stewart, 1946-Chairman of the De- partment and Child Professor of Mathematics University of Mississippi, BA., MA., Louisiana State University, M.S,, University of Illinois, Ph.D. Andrew Campbell Berry, l94l-Henry Colman Professor of Mathematics Harvard University, BA., MA., Ph.D.g Brown University, Princeton University LeRoy john Lebbin, 1962-Instructor in Mathe- matics Hope College, BA., University of Michigan, MA. William M. Sanders, 1964-Lecturer in Mathe- matics Arkansas State Teachers College, BS., Univer- sity of Arkansas, MA., University of Illinois OCCUPA TIONAL THERAPY Mary Frances Heermans, 1962-Chairman of the Department and Horace A, Upham Professor of Occupational Therapy University of Illinois, BS., MS., Eastern Illinois University: University of Southern California PHIL OS OPH T Carl Pierce Wellman, 1953-Chairman of the De- partment and Claflin-Mann Associate Professor of Philosophy University of Arizona, B.A.g Harvard University, MA., Ph.D.g University of Cambridge Iohn Paul Dreher, 1963-Assistant Professor of Philosophy St. Peter's College, BA.g Fordham University, NIA., University of Cologne, University of Chi- cago, Ph.D, Leonard Orville Pinsky, 1960-Assistant Professor of Philosophy University of Minnesota, BA., State University of Iowa, MA., Ph.D, 90 PHYSICAL ED UCA TION FOR MEN Bernard Elton Heselton, 1938-Chairman of the Department and Professor of Physical Education Hamline University, University of Minnesota, B.S. Arthur Condon Denney, 1923-Professor of Physi- cal Education Wisconsin State College, La Crosse, Columbia University, B.S., MA., Lawrence College, MA. adeundum Roy Eugene Davis, 1950-Associate Professor of Physical Education Wisconsin State College, La Crosse, BS., Ghio State University, MA. Ronald D. Roberts, 1903-Assistant Professor of Physical Education University of VVisconsin, BS., M.S.g University of Chicago Clyde E. Rusk, 1903-Assistant Professor of Physi- cal Education Illinois State Normal Universityg Beloit College, BA.: University of Illinois, M.5, PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR WOMEN Ruth Taylor Bateman, l953-Associate Professor of Physical Education Sargent College, Boston University, BS. Mary Faye Heinecke, 1963-Assistant Professor of Physical Education Valparaiso University, BA., Miami University, M.Ed.g Colorado State College Leta Lyon Masaros, 1957-Instructor in Physical Education Wisconsin State College, La Crosse, B.S. Expanded to include a weekend retreat October 16 and 17, 1964's Religion-in-Life program deteirnined to relate Biblical thought and contemporary society. The retreat began with a presentation of Five student papers sparking the panel discussions. The questions raised during these sessions developed into bases for the Conference panel. Main speakers of the major program were E. Graham Wa1'ing, chair- man of the Lawrence Religion Department who spoke on the state of present day religious thought, and Coert Rylaarsdam, professor of Old Testament at the University of Chicago who discussed the work taking place in Biblical scholarship. Another speaker, Richard Longe- necker of Trinity Evangelical Divinity school, carried into this relevance between ancient and modern searchings recent criticisms of the Gospel narratives. A dramatic reading of Pinterls The Dumb Waiter, by Gor- dan Lutz and Theodore Katzoff, climaxed the program as the per- formance continued into a panel of Mr. Chaney, Mr. Cronmiller, Mis. Koffka, Mr. Mayer, and Mr. VVaring, discussing the religious revolu- tion in the arts. Later, sessions held in every dormitory on campus one evening gave students an opportunity for informal participation. Intellectualizing, an activity most familiar to Union atmosphere, had a day of orderly dispersion throughout Lawrence at the Academic Aims Conference. The Conference, held January 28th, began with a morning Convocation at which Mr. Hulbert, Mr. Brooks, Mrs. Gilbert and Mr. Roelofs formally discussed education in relation to the student's ex- pectationsg it opened in the evening to a set of informal discussion groups comprised of students and faculty members. The participants all received invitations to locations ranging from professors, homes to campus sorority rooms. Attempting to be both a spring board for new suggestions about Lawrence life and a battleground for well-preserved complaints, the Conference was created specifically for this year. To avoid the development of mere complaint sessions, the Conference Steeringilioard, co-chairmened by Vaughn Ariano and Nick Vogel, selected members of the student body from every class, and asked pairs of these students to lead and lightly control the evening sessions. The open discussions ranged in subject from generalized opinions about the college world, to specialized problems, to praises of Lawrence. The two faculty members and two student hosts from each group rnet before the Conference to coordinate a vague pattern of topics. Although the Conference did not accomplish any radical changes or settle any in- tellectual debates, the Convocation and the discussions did offer all students an opportunity to participate in a kind of all-school Encarnp- ment. PSYCHOLOGY PHYSICS Iohn Bruce Brackenridge, 1959-Chairman of the Department and Alice G. Chapman Associate Pro- fessor of Physics Muskingum College, BS., Brown University, NLS., Ph.D. Research Interest: Huid dynamics and acoustics William Paul Gilbert, 1937-Philetus E, Sawyer Professor of Physics Oberlin College, B.A.g Cornell University, Ph.D. Research Interest: optics and fluid dynamics Robert Kahrs Herman, l964-Assistant Professor of Biophysics Stanford University, BS., Yale University, Ph.D. Research Interest: biophysics Fred Totten Phelps, 1964-Assistant Professor of Physics Carleton College, BA., University of Nebraska, M.A,, Ph.D, Research Interest: solid state phys- ics. Chester .james Hill, 1944-Chairman of the Department and Professor of Psychology Lafayette College, BA., Yale University, MS., Ph.D. john Bucklew, 1947-Professor of Psychology Indiana University, B.A., NIA., Ph.D. Edwin H. Olson, l957fAssociate Professor of Psychology and Director of Counseling Hamline University, BA., University of Denver, NIA., Ph.D. Roger Winthrop Squier, 1964-Assistant Pro- fessor ol Psychology Dartmouth College, BA., Stanford University, Ph.D. Charles Cutler Torrey, l9o3-Assistant Professor of Psychology Swarthmore College, BA., Cornell University, Ph.D, Robert G. Wiltsey, 1963-Assistant Professor of Psychology University of Rochester, BA., MA. THEA TRE AND DRAMA RELIGION Edward Graham Waring, l95lfChairman ol the Department and Beach-Carton Professor of Re- ligion Southern Methodist University. BA.: lQniversity of Chicago, B.D,, Ph.D. Dorothea Ward Harvey, l957fEllen C. Sabin Associate Professor of Religion lNellesley College, B.A,g lfnion Theological Seminary, B.D.g Columbia University, Ph.D. Dan Polirifl Cole, l9ollf,'Xssistant Professor ol' Re- ligion Columbia College, B..eX.g Union Theological Seminary, B.D.g Drew Lhiversity john Mack Stanley, lflolilnstructor in Religion Williams Collegeg University of Colorado, BA., Pacific School of Religion, BD., Columbia L'ni- versity and Union Theological Seminary Frank Theodore Cloak, I929fChairman of the Department and Professor of Theatre and Drama Wesleyan University, B.A.g Northwestern Uni- versity, M.A.1 Yale University David Edward MacArthur, l95lfAssociate Pro- fessor of Theatre and Drama Western Reserve University, BA., M.A.g Ohio State University, Ph.D. joseph A. Hopfensperger, 1952-Assistant Profes- sor of Theatre and Drama Lawrence University, B.A,g Northwestern Uni- versity, M.A. David Mayer III, 1960-Assistant Professor of Theatre and Drama Yale University, BA., Northwestern University, M.A., Ph.D. Elyse Rinkenberger, 1962-Assistant in Theatre and Drama Northwestern University, B.S., MS., University ofWisconsin, University of Michigan THE CONSERVA TORT OF MUSIC Robert james Barnes, Jr., 1954-Associate Profes- sor of Music Lawrence College, Mus,B.g Eastman School of Music, Mus.M.g Northwestern University, Stu- dent of Gui Mombaerts and Bernard Rogers Theory John Kenneth Byler, 1948-Associate Professor of Music and Conductor of the Lawrence Symphony Orchestra American Conservatory of Music, Mus.B,g Uni- versity of Michigan, Mus,M.g Juilliard School of Musicg Student of Scott Willits and Max Ros- tal Violin, Viola, Orchestra Paul C. Hollinger, 1947-Associate Professor of Music Baylor University, Mus.B.g Eastman School of Music, Mus.M.g Student of A. I. MCI-Iose and Bernard Rogers Theory, Nlusic History Marjory Irvin, 1948-Associate Professor of Music Illinois Wesleyan University, Mus.B., Mus.M.g Juilliard School of Music, Aspen Institute of Musicg American Conservatoryg University of Indiana Piano, Theory LaVahn Maesch. 1920-Professor of Music Lawrence College. Mus,B., Eastrnan School ol Music, Mus.M.g Student of Marcel Dupre and Harold Gleason, .-X.A.C,O. Organ, Choral Society, Lawrence Singers Eugene Casselman, 1954-Professor of Music Heidelberg College, BA., Westminster Choir College, Mus.B.g American Conservatory of Mu- sic, Mus.M,g Northwestern Lniversity Voice. Concert Choir Clyde Duncan, 1947-Prolessor ol Music American Conservatory ol Music. Mus,B,. Mus.M.g Trinity College ol' Music, London, Academy of Music, Yiennag Student of Richard Hauser and Leo Sowerby Piano, Theory .lames Wesley Ming, 1944-Professor ol Music Baylor Lniversity, Eastman School of Music, Mus.B., Mus.M,g Student ol Darius Milhaud and Nadia Boulanger Music Historv. Theory, Composition Fred George Schroeder, l95liProfessor of Music and Conductor ol the Lawrence Concert Band Lniversity ol Wisconsin, Milwaukee, B.Mus.Ed,g Northwestern Lniversitv. MA. in Ed.: Paris Conservatory Brass. Woodwinds. Band Mari Taniguchi, l96liAssociate Professor of Mu- sic Eastman School of Music, Mus.B., Mus,M.g Student of Mario Basiola and Giulio Stavole Voice, Women's Chorus Edgar Mayer Turrentine, l956iAssociate Profes- sor of Music University of Wichita, B.Mus.Ed.g Oberlin Col- lege, M.Mus.Ed,g State lfniversity of Iowa, Ph.D. Brass, Music Education Robert Claude Below, I964-Assistant Professor of Music University of Louisville, Mus.B,, Mus.M.g Hoch- schule fiir Musik, K6ln,ffRhein Piano, Music History Miriam Clapp Duncan, 1949-1954, l955AAssist- ant Professor of Music American Conservatory of Music, Mus.B., Mus.M.g Academy of Music, Vienna, Student of Leo Sowerby and Anton Heillerg A.A.G.O. Organ, Harpsichord john Koopman, l96ll-Assistant Professor of Mu- sic Drake University, B.Mus,Ed., M.Mus.Ed.g In- diana Universityg Student of Marita Farrel and Marko Rothmiiller Voice, Opera Theatre Theodore Lloyd Rehl, l958-Assistant Professor of Music Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Mus.B., Mus.M.g University of Southern California, Stu- dent of Beveridge Webster and Muriel Kerr Piano Dan Coakley Sparks, 1903-Instructor in Music Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Mus.B., Mus.M.g Eastman School ol Musicg Student ol Frederic Lubrani and Daniel Bonade Clarinet, Men's Chorus, Music Admissions Counselor Kristin Webb, 1963-Instructor in Music and Chairman of Special Music Instruction North Texas State University, Mus.B., Mus.M. Flute, Piano Lucy Baicher Heiberg, l959fLecturer in Music Northwestern University, Mus.B,g American Conservatory of Musicg Student ol' Amy Neil and Scott Willits Violin Frances Clarke Rehl, 1960-Lecturer in Music Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Mus.B.g Student ofjohn Frazer Violoncello Rudolph R. Matas-Specialist in Piano University of Illinois, Mus.B., Mus.M. F I T . 'Q u ,! Lu l LOJUVUGWOQJ Uwwemft-5 would Uilw ta wpmess its gwtitude fa the Awww who helped malw possrbbf H116 gewcfs Amid FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF APPLETON The Latch String buf been out to College .Yfudentf and Ffzculg Memlzerf .rince 1870. .Ytop in Qften. o AUTO AND APPLIANCE FINANCING o MARKETABLE SECURITIES LOANS . DRAFTS ON FINANCIAL CENTERS o CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB . HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS o LIFE INSURANCE LOANS . HOME EQUIPMENT LOANS o SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES . BANK AND MONEY ORDERS - REAL ESTATE LOANS o TRAVELERS' CHECKS o CHECKING ACCOUNTS . 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Our work creates our success. 0 This thought about leadership, and our fellow man, is shared with you in behalf of the 750,000 members of AAL. They wish you success and fraternal joy. AID ASSOCIATION FOR LUTHERANS 0 APPLETON, WISCONSIN T0 A STUDENT: If you . . T. . . en'o writin , com osin o stor , hoto ro hin o scene, ex ressin I Y Q P 9 Y P 9 P Q P Q on opinion- '. . . like to meet people, sell yourself, sell o product in which you con have pride- . . . ore interested in commerciol ort, have on eye for form, style ond bolonce- ' . . ore mechonicolly inclined- 'I . . hove tolent in reseorch or promoting ideas- THERE IS AN INTERESTING, PROFITABLE NEWSPAPER CAREER AHEAD FOR YOU! D 'I THE willy POST-CRESCENT Compliments of 1. BAHCALL, INC. INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTORS STEEL WAREHOUSE CENTER 975 North Meade Street Telephone 734-9271 Appleton, Wisconsin 54910 Area Code 414 eanqzlimewfd of GEO. J. HOFFER GLASS at PAINT, INC. 613 W. 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'fff 1.1, ,i5:jjl-' . ,ff-f fm,- .,-. k-r4 Y, fam gs x ,. . in the Classroom . . m 'aff' f Q55 i In the Union . . .K Qf,f ,f 3 was !i Q X 15 ff - F i V .- 5 'MY-'A ,KL :., 2 .. 9, 1 ,X X 1' --, inf V fs ' :x 2. 13:05-jT1'l If xpbyg A AQ -..- 1, 5' S- -J ff Qi ,.,.o gi Qveia Q 1: l, ' , A fww , j ,Y Q 1 fax All over tne Campus . . 3 gjfiflf X' - I f B.M.Q.C.,s and Campus :I P 6 IAQA Queens wear clotnes from . ls' 1 'A Prangeys Floors of collegiate Fashions! gf' ' A Ts. s,, s,,s V A H. C. PRANGE CQ. 'ma ,,,s , FUUR BLOCKS NVICST OF CAMPUS ox C'oI,LEnIc AYENU1 GUEST HOUSE INN 7523eZm750am4 APPLETON - wlscoNslN . SWIMMING POOL J , lU LCA., 0 AIR CONDITIONED 0 TV AND RADIO KNITTING MILLS 410-418 N. Richmond 51. 0 Appleton, Wisconsin Phone REgent 4-9851 Corner, U. S. Highway 41 84 W. College Ave. for the best in laundry and dry cleaning call: PEERLESS-UNEEDA LAUNDRIES, DRY CLEANERS, INC. 307 EAST COLLEGE AVENUE REgenl 3-4428 . lllllll FOR VCDUR RARTV AND DECORATIONS USE T 'CRE PA For your Float and l-louse Dec- orations use Tuttle Napkins and Tuttle Crepe paper Tl-IE TUTTLE RRESS CQMRANV SW UO DANCE JTTLE P E RER SCO S Compliments of AI, Nat, Jell and the Ariel Staff SEARS' APPLEToN MILLS ROEBUCK 51 CG- 614 S3 sm St 312 W. College TASTEE ZQELKS BAKERY STANDARD SERVICE 606 W. College 303 East College Gun Qimcene ofllnpneciatiom to time QQGWRQMCQ Quppontms TUSLEP PoNT1AC UNITED RE mg PAPER CGPP. 303 W. wisconsin A-fs. Applets Menasha CDSCAR I. BCDLDT W- 5- CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. P Established M384 Appleton, Wi FCIR CEITTEIN FIBRE PAPERS THAT LAY FLATTER FEED BETTER dmvr . kg:-vu V :T-'Ji ' I 5.-fit-QB ISI EQS I 1 - 2:1- ' P I . n I 7 ,.. 5: 'L w- N JQSQ5' ' 2'-ci. -:- sf U7 TE . Ae. 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When I loaned this book, I deemed it as Iostg I was resigned to the business of the long partingg l never thought to look upon its pages again. But now that my book has come back to me, I rejoice and am exceedingly glad! Bring hither the fatted morocco and let us rebind the volume and set it on the shelf of honor, for this my book was lent and is returned again. Presently, therefore, l may retum some of the books l myself have borrowed, Cl'lRlS'l-OPHER MORLEY- The Haunted Boolulwp Twenty-six Lawrentians are GEORGE BANTA COMPANY, Inc., MENASHA, wus. full-time members of the ci-iicAGo wAsHiNGroN Bosron New vonx George Banta Company staff. gIZIIFI'AGAMIE lTluSiC CU COUNTY BANK 308 E. College Ave. I - APPLETONS ffeaafz, euvz X9ZQzg44fzgz MOST CONVENIENT BANK PIANOS .IIEIIIBER F.D,I.C. RECORDS BAND INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC 118 5. stare sf. Appleton, vvisconsm CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Shannon owne Suppbf 300 E. College Ave. CLASS OF '65 Featuring a complete line of Typevvriters available to students Appleton Chair corporation on a convenient rental-ownership plan .M Monufoclurers of ki-. 3 Q T af - - - . ' A V- VA,V -. ..Ire Quolily Commercial Sealing o division of TRI-PAR MFG. CO. THE SHOP WITH ALL THE SUPPLIES NEAREST THE CAMPUS CHICAGO, ILLINOIS oeizwwmfwwzmni Valley Iron Works Corporation SUBSIDIARY OF ALLIS-CHALMERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Appleton, Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '65 FROM THE LAWRENCE COLLEGE FACULTY AND STAFF COHZDIIIINETZIS of Combffmfnff of FIIX IIIVIIII 'I'IIIIU'l'IIII IIII RIVERSIDE PA P E R C O R P O R I G N Material Spreaders for Ice Control ik GEORGE J. HOEFFEL INSURANCE 8 0 0 5 O U T H L AW E S T R E E T Good Insurance at Reasonable Cost 526 W. Wisconsin Avenue APPLETON, WISCONSIN Postofficeaom APPLETON, WISCONSIN 'Wm A. .. A. j 1 V :A ' 3 'W 'Q' f . 1 . 2. U ,, V , il, Q if , A, ,v if' 1 ii. V' --44' . . ' ,,, . ,. - . 4. 3.07 . -. , , fi' A 432 E f N nav-3 FJ' H' ggi e ,Q gg? 'gr r M -Ji x ' .4 . .gfigff f- 'Q -'- 'w fy ' ' ' f 1 A .:,. J 'fi A ff 5 , v . lf ? ...PF ' an , v Congratulations to the Class WH BY AppIeton's Fulltime Network Radio Station of T965 . T230 ON Jerry's Pipe Shop EVERYONES RADIO 304 E. College Ave. DIAL Country Compliments Dancing Every Wednesday and Friday of Rooms for Parties El-MTREE BAKERY 23ll Wee' Speeeef Si' Wisconsin's Freshest Appleton, Wisconsin Ph 4-5260 and Finest . . . Since T880 Compliments ot SABRE LANES owlung . . . Billards . . . Parties Phone PA 5-4543 STOP AND SHOP BEVERAGES 522 W. coLLEoE AVE. RE 3-6699 Continental Breakfast Cocktail Lounge Completely Enclosed Air Conditioning Free TV AMERICAN MOTORS INN AppIeton's Newest Motel For Reservations . . . write American Motor Inn lO32 South West Land Drive Appleton, Wisconsin VALLEY BANCORPORATION Mary Ehhen Travel Service DIAL RE 4-2687 215 E. College Ave. Appleton P21 VVEST COLLEGE AVENUE APPLETON WISCONSIN NIEVVIBEFI BANKS APPLETON STATE BANK App, UW, Wm, ,,f, V, BRANCHES AT DALE!FREMONTXHORTONVILLEXSHIOCTON BANK OF BLACK CREEK lair., . if-sr' vw ,f irfprf NORTHERN STATE BANK am- riff, 41,3 iyyi WEDDING Dinners . . . Reception . . . Dance REEDSVILLE STATE BANK iwiw iii .. -uJw,i-1 SHERWOOD STATE BANK ,ii i-, ,i ii J fwfr, Q BABE DOBERSTElN'S STROEBE ISLAND HAVEN STROEBE ISLAND ROAD OFF HIGHWAY 41 Between Appleton and Neenah de 6617 ef f4,b,hZez'aa HISTORICAL HIGHLIGHTS Appleton was named after Samuel Appleton of Boston, whose son-in-law, Amos A. Lawrence, by a gift of money to the Methodist Church, became the founder of Lawrence College, chartered in 1847. The first settler of European stock was Hippolyte Grignon, who established a home on the river bank near what is now Alicia Park, in 1835. The first settler of English speech was Belle B. lVlurch, who bought from the government in November, 1846, a farm west of the present city limits. John F. Johnston and his family were the first to build a permanent home within the city limits. Located on what is now Johnston Street, the log building served as a home, hotel, hospital, church and Sunday school. The Methodists organized the first church, with the Rev. A. B. Randall as pastor. H. L. Blood established the first general store. Outagamie County was created by the Wisconsin Legislature in 1851, with Grand Chute qnow Appletonj as the county seat. In 1854 the city had two saw mills, several flour mills, a paper mill and cabinet factory. Appleton was incorporated as a city May 2, 1857, as a consolidation of three villages- Lawesburg, Grand Chute and Appleton. The world's first hydro-electric central station was built in Appleton in 1882, and in 1886 the first electric street cars west of the Alleghenies were brought by Judge J. E. Harriman. CONGRATULATIONS to the Closs of l965 IDEAL PHOTO INC. 222 E. College Avenue 4-7177 YELLOW CAB Rliqent 3-4444 August Winter 8. Sons, Inc. MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR 1216 W. Wisconsin Ave. Appleton, Wis. RE 4-7144 Schulz Music Inc. COMPLETE sToc14 OF RECORDINGS 6 '4u5 W 54 of Classical Sa Popular APP'-ETQN MACHINE MAGNAVOX PHONOS-TV COMPANY 208 E. College Ave. Compliments of THE FASHION SHOP II7 East College Ave. Appleton, Wisc. APPLETON WISCONSIN TELEPHONE REg I3 7361 Becker's i Typewriter Shop Rentals - Sales - Service Marathon Products 510 W. College Ave. RE 4-7850 American Con Company Compliments of Langstadt Electric AND Langstadfg Inc. Supply Co. 223 E. College Ave. EICC'f7'1.CI11 llvllflgllg Elccirzbrzl Szzpplzbs Elcclrzral Applfmzccs Neenoh, Wisconsin For the Best. . . o Office Equipment NEW o School Supplies 'N APP'-ETUN o Art 84 Drafting Materials Q... Sylvester 8: Nielsen, lnc. OWN ' 209 E. COLLEGE AVE. APPLETON MOTOR HOTEL TELEPHONE REgenl4-2611 . .. - 143-f:L?'g, A ' 1 AREA CODE 414 1- L ll Te i a ' f f , H Great Northern Container gg 4 O ee CORPOR.k'l'l0X 4 f F5 1 5' 1 CORRUGATE MATERIAL -in ' es' me A L. ,, 'i g 39 i Highway 41 Appleton, Wis. Phone RE 9-3671 COHg7'fIlfZlllIlZ'07'ZS from You're Sure iT's Good if iT's B A D G E R WHOLESALE CO., INC. Institutional Food Suppliers 1111 C d r St. Green Bay, Wis. 54305 P O B 998 . ' I ,Morning Glory CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '64 Milk ond Ice Creom BOb'S Barber 3rd Floor, Zuelke Building CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T965 FROM THE ALUMNI OF LAWRENCE COLLEGE B E I-I N K E ' S APDIPIWS L I F avarile F ami! y C L Q 'I' H E S Restaurant 129 East CoIIege Ave. V 'I T iq phone PE 9-1199 A I t , W' . ewawauau af pp e on is 70,6 ?Md4 Say lt with Flowers-Say It with CL-wi AIR SERVICE Memoriol Drive Florist Complete Flight Instruction iglfl he Private Commercial Instrument to Oumgcmie County Airport lO5 Gardeners Row Ph RE 4-8755 Phone Re 39786 Appleton, wise.-54911 MENASA HQTEI- Woodland Motel Weddings Reasonable Rates Dinners . . . Receptions . . . Dance Free TV l:rCllel'nllY Porlles Route two, Menasha, Wisc. .ff C rlvisfsr W f Qwest 0 te! R - Heated Pool I Jil ,M GW e fee-whit? . M -E u ef7iiL'tF 4-MM Mt- ,efoeefihml - X 3 on - e i., , ., t ' , . N e i infg,,Ql , lL,,,fa Q Q93 ' I +f2ee1ee es?3,f,ee of-ec e of e. E , Ply,-d -35'-D, A -eg' ' JUNCTION: HI-WAY 125 84 U.S. 41 0 Phone REgeD'E 4-9231 0 APPLETON, WISCONSIN img f - lm. . E Hom iriiaiii- I i For Everything in Sporting Goods . . . POND SPORT SHOP Complete Headquarters for INNKEEPERQ 9 SPALDING a. RAWLINGS M Equipment BETWEEN APPLETON 81 NEENAH-MENASHA C H A ON ROUTE 41 133 E. o ege ve. RE 3-1056 Lawrence Ticket Hefrdquarfew Bus DEPOT AND TRAVEL BUREAU BELLING Prescription Pharmacy 204 EAST COLLEGE AVENUE APPLETON, WISCONSIN 'ik IVIR. ELROY LATH ROP Manager 'ir 500 N. Oneida St. Appleton, Wis. M5111 CAN MANUFACTURERS SHEBOYGAN, WISCONSIN CZ? Furniture for the STUDY RQQIVI, DINING IQQQM and LCUNGE Wishing You K j a Bright Future 21 ,Z S old friend . . . Pug, REDDY KILOWATT YOUR HARDEST WORKING SERVANT WISCONSIN MICHIGAN POWER COMPANY WIRE CLCDTI-I EGR THE RARER INDUSTRY 23650 ARRLETGINI WIRE WCDRKS CCDRR. I3Iants at fAxppIeton, Wisconsin and Montgomery, fAxIaba THE 2 XSQQX if X S X N ASQ X Q 'xr vi K 2: 1 Q IQ 7 2 A f NS S - -SW Q QV Wg! Zmqedamenza of HUFFITIIIII COITIPIIIW INCORPORATED Qi .eww-QNMS 1 0- 5 fR2s.M.fwf.o ,QI 1: N by W rx W- wg, I .9 N. WNNXV 3. ,QS fi . , NV Q S QSM X 2 ,g, I .INDUSTRIAL X -INSTITUTIONAL - COMMERCIAL CONTRACTORS SINCE 1892 3 SQ +3 4 ?S - I 93 8355 L' gs APPLETON - WAUSAU, WISCONSIN Om .lfcaawaeace ,bfzajeolfa include: IIULIVIAN HALL ' PLANTZ HALL ' THEVEII HALL ' YIIIINIIIIHILII SCIENCE HALL JOHN STRANGE PAPER COMPANY TEST LINERS CHIP BOARDS MILL WRAPPERS SPECIALTIES MENASHA, WISCONSIN 4 . Ni'- ! J 1 , vvwifr nv Gro th ...through confidence in the future! l . . . and our iuture depends on you and your contemporaries. At Apco, we are constantly searching for leaders to grow and develop with every phase of our complex operation- young men and women of imagination and ambition, who desire to learn and to develop their inherent skills, who want to grow with a leader in the vital, dynamic paper in- dustry. As neighbors in this community, we at Apco believe that confidence in this future, your future and ours, is the key to growth for our community, industry, and nation. Ask YOW GOING FOR YEARS counselor about us. . . or stop in durlhg AND STILL GROWING office hours at 825 East Wisconsfh Avenue AIDPLETCDN APPLETON COATED PAPER COMPANY APPLETON, WISCONSIN . -.412-:wr 4 - 1 : K :AQEQ-55:13. . ,, - ---' ., . ,... A . 152532 3 A SA TE T0 THE CLASS OF 1965 lhilrnang PLJLP 8 PAPER CIGIVIPAINIY An integrated mill serving American business and industry with a wide variety of protective and decorated specialty papers. WEEKEND SPECIAL! Friday-Saturday-Sunday lReturn Car by 9 o.m. Mondoyl Just S4 o day, plus 104 u mile New 1965 Ford ' Chevrolet ' Mustang O Rent-A-Cor ' Ph. 9-2346 l05 E. Franklin St. Appleton 1965 Graduates M R. .IAMES CHUKVVUEMEKA AKIENE RH4S SOUTH PARKWAY CHICAGO, ILLINOIS MISS GRETCHEN M. AKERS 1225 WEST THIRD STREET WATERLOO. IOWA MR. PHILIP KIRKHAM ALLENHIR. 1 HIGHLAND ROAD ANDOYER. MASSACHUSETTS M RS. LYNDA GREENFIELD ALLSEBROOKE To PARK AVENUE GLENCOE, ILLINOIS MR. MICHAEL CHARLES ALPERT 0207 WHITSETT AVENUE NORTH HOLLYWOOD. CALIFORNIA M R. RICHARD THOMAS AMBROSE 51145 LAKESHORE DRIYE, ROUTE 4 HOLLAND, MICHIGAN MISSMIANE ISABEL ANDERSON 3136 W. CALHOUN BLOCK. APT. 202 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA MISSAIUDITH KATHERINE ANDERSON 3f15fJf47'I'I'I AVENUE SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA MISS KARIN ELIZABETH ANDERSON 5732 CLINTON AVENUE, SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS 19, MINNESOTA MR. KENNETH DALE ANDERSON U70 SYLYAN CIRCLE NAPERYILLE. ILLINOIS MISS SUSAN HELEN ANDERSON COLONIAL ROAD NEW CANAAN, CONNECTICUT MR. THOMAS EDWARD ANDERSON 1512 ASBURY STREET ST. PAUL 13. MINNESOTA MISS MARY ANDREWS 408 WEST FLORIDA STREET URBANA, ILLINOIS MIss.jL'lJ1'I'H ANN ARMSTRONG '-J01 MARTHA ROAD NIANESVILLE. WISCONSIN I26 MR. SEAN HARLAN AUSTIN 1754f47TH AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. MR. STEPHEN SPAULDING AUSTIN 2544 NORTH HARDING BOULEVARD WAUWATOSA 13. WISCONSIN MR. CORRY FRANK AZZI 910 SUFFOLK STREET WESTCHESTER. ILLINOIS MISS DAPHNE RAE BABBITT 139 W. WILSON STREET, APT. 2112 MADISON,WISCONSIN MISS PORTIA ANDREA BAILEY 7151 SOUTH GREENYVOOD STREET CHICAGO 10, ILLINOIS MR. WM. VAN ANTWERP BAILEYLIR 47 MINGES ROAD BATTLE CREEK. MICHIGAN M R. VIOHN CLAYTON BANNISTERJR 241 WCA SQ. APO SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. MR. RICHARD SCOTT BARKER 1515 DUBUQUE ROAD IOWA CITY. IOWA MR. DAVID WILLIAMS BARNARD LITTLE MEADOW ROAD GUILFORD, CONNECTICUT M R. PETER BARTL THORP WISCONSIN MR. WILLIAM ASHBY BARTON 522 E. 12TH STREET NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK MISS ROBERTA LEE BASSETT 45l8452ND AVENUE NORTH EAST SEATTLE, WASHINGTON MRSAIEANETTE DALY BAYER 832 E. SOUTH STREET APPLETON, WISCONSIN MR. CHRISTOPHER BEALL 1 104 SUTTON ROAD CINCINNATI 30, OHIO MR, DAVID ROBERT BEAM 2516 NOYES STREET EVANSTON. ILLINOIS M R. HAYWARDJ ENNINGS BECK 6278 WEST VALLEY GREEN ROAD FLOLRTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA MRS, VIRGINIA GOLDSMITH BEEKMANN 6324 N. E. RADFORD STREET SEATTLE. WASHINGTON MISS CAROL RUTH BELLINCHALSEN 225 NORTH MEADE STREET APPLETON. WISCONSIN MR. CHARLES ELLSWORTH BENNISON,-IR. 3305 LAKE HILL ROAD KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN MRJOHN STEVEN BERGERSON ROLTE 1, BOX 65A WAYZATA. M INN ESOTA MISS PAMELA KAY BERGET BOX 256 FORT MEADE. SOLTH DAKOTA MRJOHN ROBERT BERTRAM 257 LANGDON STREET MADISON, WISCONSIN MR. DON EVANS BEYER 1018 OVIATT STREET KALKALINA, WISCONSIN MR. DONALD ARTHUR BIERE 207 WOODLAND ROAD LIBERTYVILLE. ILLINOIS MR. ROGER LEE BJORNSTAD 4300 WEST 36TH STREET ST. LOLIS PARK, ILLINOIS MR. DOUGLASS BLOLNT 12605 ROMA ROAD PALOS PARK. ILLINOIS MISS PAMELA MORGAN BLLM 542 PRESIDIO AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA MRJOHNJQSEPH BOHNENMIR. 1350 LAKE SHORE DRIVE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS MR. GORDON RALPH BOND 750 BROADWAY AVENLTE CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS MR. ROBERTALLAN BONEXVITZ 12720 I-'ALCON DRIVE BROOKFIELD. WISCONSIN MR, ROBERT MERTIN BOSS DEERPATII ROAD BATAVIA. ILLINOIS MISS BARBARA ANN BRADLEY 725 KLRTIS DRIVE ELM GROVE, WISCONSIN MR. ROBERT GLENDON BRIDGEFORD 4340 SW. CLLLEN BOLLEVARD PORTLAND 1, OREGON MISS ANN ALCOTT BROMLEY 2098 HLNTINGTON STREET SHAKER HEIGHTS. OHIO MISS PATRICIA BRONCZYK 2014 ROANOKE AVENLE CLEVELAND, OHIO MRS. GERTRLDE BROWN 609 NORTH LAWE STREET APPLETON. WISCONSIN MISS ANNE ELIZABETH BRYAN 1523 EAST MARIETTA STREET PEORIA HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS MR. RICHARD PETER BLIECHLER ROCKLEDGE HSE. 177 E. HARTSDALE AVE HARTSDALE, NEW YORK MISS PRISCILLA BLRGESS 1015 PROSPECT BOLLEVARD PASADENA. CALIFORNIA MISS MARTHA MARY BLRKE 641 HAMLIN ROAD ROCHESTER, MICHIGAN MR. WENDEL LAWRENCE BLRTON 4602 LAKEVIEW DRIVE MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA MR. ELLIOTTKIARVIS BUSH 1221 ONTARIO STREET OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN MR. DONALD CLARENCE CAMPBELLJR. 601 MEMORIAL PARKWAY ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA MISS NANCYJEAN CANNON 519 S. CHARLES STREET WALTKESHA, WISCONSIN xllss RLTH ANN CARPENTER 11111 SIXTH AYENLE CORALYILLE, IOW'A NIR. RICHARD YERNE CASE 015 N. 14TH ST., CARYEL APT. 4111 NIILWALKEE, WISCONSIN NIR. JAMES CLARKSON CASSIE,AIR. 1451GREENBRIAR DRIYE NIT PROSPECT. ILLINOIS NIR. NIALCOLNI ROSS CHANDLER EIS TREASLRE BOAT WF., SIESTA KEY SA RASK ITA. FLORIDA NIISSQIEAN ANN CHRISTENSEN 2-211 KING PLACE EAL CLAIRE, WISCONSIN NIR. PETER GEORGE CHRISTENSEN 5111 BLLFF STREET GLENCOE. ILLINOIS NIR. NIICHAICI, HART CLAIR 11138 WEST 1 15TH STREET CHICAGO, ILLINOIS NIR. PALI.. GARNEAL' CLARK IS4 GAGE ROAD RIYERSIDE, ILLINOIS NIR. ROBERT BRLCE CLARK 4415 FENIRITE DRIYE NIADISON. WISCONSIN NIR. CONRAD COCHRAN 4445 SOLTII EYANS STREET CHICAGO 53, ILLINOIS NIR. DAYIIJAIOHN COLLINS 12111 SW. PARK STREET PORTLAND. OREGON MR. THERON TILFORD COLLINS 61111 FOLNTAIN STREET N. E. GRAND RAPIDS, NIICHIGAN N1R.TONl CLARK CONLEY 141111W'HITNEYAYENLE HANIIJEN. CONNECTICLT NI ISS ELIZABETH ANN CONRAD 2111N, SLNINIIT STREET, APT I-I APPLETON, WISCONSIN NIR. GLENNJEFFREY COOK '113 MORGAN AYENLE SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK 128 NIR. DAVID CLAYTON COOPER 5111 HIGHLAND DRIVE MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA NIR. ROGER WILLIANI COOPERJR. O31 SOLTH WEST CORLTHERS ST., APT PORTLAND. OREGON MISS MARIAN ANN COPE c 0 BLUFF HOUSE ROCHEPORT, MISSOURI NI ISS OLIDA COLRTEOL 2511 NORTH BRANCH ROAD GLENYIEW, ILLINOIS NIISS MARGARET CRANE 2924 WEYBRIDGE ROAD SHAKER HEIGHTS, OHIO NIISS RL'TH NOEL DAHLKE 1111 W. HARRIS STREEET APPLETON. WISCONSIN NIISS PENELOPE ANN DALY 3432 NORTH FREDERICK AYENLE NIILWALKEE 1 1, WISCONSIN NIISS ROBERTA ANNE D'ANIBROSIO 13411 XYOODLAWN AYENLE GLENYIEW. ILLINOIS NIR. ANDREW LQQIOAN CARRINGTON D ARLIN 41184 B. ALGONQLIN PARKWAY ROLLING NIEADOW'S. ILLINOIS NIRJOHN MARSHALL DAYIS TOPPING LANE SOLTH NORWALK. CONNECTICLT NIISS PENELOPE LYNN DAYIS 717 WOODLANE AYENLE ROCKFORD. ILLINOIS NIISSAIANE ROBERTA DAY 148 WEST LINCOLN STREET 1.1BERTu'x'ILLE, ILLINOIS NIRJONATHAN WESTON DAY 525 EYERGREEN STREET EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN NIR. EDMLND LOCKWOOD DECKER 3126 BIRD ROCK ROAD PEBBLE BEACH, CALIF. MISS LYNN MARIE DEISHER c o SHELL DEVELOPMENT CO. EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA MISS LORNA DENISE DE MOTT 2141 LINDEN DRIVE S. E. CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA MR. RICHARD CURRIE DETIENNE 71111 S. MEMORIAL DRIVE APPLETON, WISCONSIN MISS SUSANNE KATHERINE DHEIN 429 FIFTH STREET AURORA, ILLINOIS MRS. LINDA HUGHES DIENHART 142 WOODLAND LANE OCONOMOWOC. XVISCONSIN MISS DIANE ADELE DIVIN 586 PARKWAY ROAD RIVERSIDE, ILLINOIS MISS LYNDA LEE DODDS 41 PERNA LANE STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT MR. ROBERT MATTHEW DORN 5541 NORTII 19TH PLACE PHOENIX. ARIZONA MISS MARION PAMELA DORNFELD 018 EMERSON STREET EVANSTON, ILLINOIS MISS MAIIA LAURA DREIMANE 11117 NORTH MASON STREET APPLETON, WISCONSIN MR. ROBERT CAMERON DUNCAN 15 ROCHAMBEAU ROAD SCARSDALE. NEW YORK MISS LESLEY EILEEN DUNLAP 18110 MILITARY AVE., APT. 12 OMAHA, NEBRASKA MR. THOMAS RICHARD DUNLAP ROUTE 1 CRANBURY. NEWJERSEY MISS MARIA LOWELL DYE 1114 SOUTH PRINCETON AVENUE SWARTHMORE, PENNSYLVANIA MRI DONALD TAYLOR EAGLES 1745 EIGHTH STREET SOUTH FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA MR. 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ROBERT MICHAEL WRIGHT 813 SAN FRANCISCO TERRACE STANFORD, CALIFORNIA ABERCROMBIE, ALEXA 1174 BEECH LANE HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. ADAM, BARBARA 5685 S. MEADOW PK DR HALES CORNERS, WIS. 138 MISS KAREN ELIZABETH ZETHMAYR 1010 SOUTH EDGEWOOD STREET LA GRANGE, ILLINOIS JOHN EDWARD HEBBLETHWAITEJR. EMM'L EPIS'L CH., KENSINGTON Sc ELM LA GRANGE, ILLINOIS MISS SHARON LEE MITCHELL 2617 PRAIRIE STREET EVANSTON, ILLINOIS MR. STEPHEN 81 MARILYN HOBBY MULLEN 1227-4TH STREET MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA MISS TAMI PHENIX 7774 VIEW PLACE CINCINNATI, OHIO MRS. ANN TORKELSON PITTMAN CLEAR LAKE, WISCONSIN MISS PENELOPE SUSAN YAGER 1400 ASHLEY CT., APT. 202-D MELBOURNE, FLORIDA JOHN 8: NANCY HELD HARWOOD 361 FIRST ST., cfo N. HELD KEWASKUM, WISCONSIN MISS SUE ANN VON DER HEYDT 959 CRESCENT BOULEVARD GLEN ELLYN, ILLINOIS MRS. EMILIE MUUSS ALLPOKORITES 5234 W. WASHINGTON STREET CHICAGO, ILLINOIS MR. SL MRS. THOMAS D. PARKER 5698 H. RHOADES ROAD APT. KENT, OHIO MRS. SUZANNE MQNEIL I-IALL BOX 761 COLLEGE, ALASKA Entered 1964 AHRENSFELDJANET 37 S. FOREST AVE. PALATINE, ILL. AITKEN, JAN 45 ELM ACRES DR. FOND DU LAC, wls. ALLEN, STUART 1916 KEYES AVE. MADISON, WIS. ANDERSENNION 28111 LINCOLN EVANSTON, ILL. ANDERSON, CHRISTOPHER 638 S. 7TH AVE. WEST BEND. WIS. ANKER. MARILYN 9 WEDGEWOOD RD. WORCESTER 2, MASS. AUSTIN, ALLAN 525 ASHFORD AVE. ARDSLEY, NEW YORK ALTHIER, ALAN 911119 W. l116TH ST. OVERLAND PARK, KANSAS BAILLY. SCOTT 1737 S. SEVENTH ST. FARGO. NORTH DAKOTA BALKIN, CAROL 1219 GLENCOE AVE. HIGHLAND PARK. ILL. BARILE, LYNN 77 E. LAKE SHORE DR. TIMBERLAKE BARRINGTON, ILLINOIS BARRASH. MICHAEL 8117 S, ESSEX AVE. CHICAGO 17, ILL. BASS, WAYNE 7411CARVER LANE MENASHA, WIS. BALER, RICHARD 819 SHERWOOD PL. JOLIET. ILL. BALIMAN, JONATHAN APARTADO 889 CA RACAS, VENEZUELA BALMRLCKER. DONALD 303 OCEAN AVE. MARBLEHEAD, MASS. BELDOHIOHN 126 15. MICHIGAN LIARQLILTTE, MICHIGAN IsLN.I.xxIIN,QIcJHN 612 L,xL'RLLs. IL. E. GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. BERESFORD. BONNIE 54111 WOODDALE AVE. EDINA 2-1. MINNESOTA BERGHALSEN. PHILIP 31311 FERGLSON ROAD CINCINNATI. OHIO BETTS, MARY 01135 N. WALKESHA CHICAGO. ILL. BIERSTEKER, ANN 1-117 XV. CALIFORNIA AVE ST. PALI., MINN. BIGELOW, STANTON 2115 F1IRES'I'PK. BLVD FORT WORTH 111. TEXAS IsIc1I.o,11 mx 12145 I.II5IcR'1'I' s'I'. QIRLLN BAY. w.Is. BLISS. SLE 512 GREENVALE RD LAKE FOREST, ILL. BOARDWAY. ELIZABETH 13211 N. 4TH ST. CLINTON. IOWA BOCK. BRIAN 121111 XV. PACKARD ST. APPLETON. WIS. BOEING, ROBERT 1919 S. TELLLAH APPLETON, WIS. BOIILMANN. SLSAN 3851 N. 38TH ST. MILXVALKEE, WIS. BOND. SHARON 31117 FAIRMOLNT BLVD CLEVELAND HGTS., OHIO BOOKWALTER,JACK 52-12 SLFFIELD COLRT SKOKIE, ILL. BOOTH, ALLEN NAPERVILLE RD BARTLETT, ILL. ERAGGMIEAN 40 BERTA PLACE BASKING RIDGE, NJ. BRAUN, ROBERTA 509 RIDGE RD. WILMETTE, ILL. BREEDING, WARREN R. R. 2 WINCHESTER, ILL. BRENNAN, CURTISS 3053 STEVENSON DR. PEBBLE BEACH, CAL. BRIDEN, RICHARD 4705 WOODHILL WAY MINNEAPOLIS 24, MIN BRINDLE, LYNN 497jOE ORR RD. CHICAGO HGTS., ILL. BROOKE, DONALD 534 LOCUST MARENGO, ILL. BROUWER, WILLIAM 2653 N. SIST ST. WAUWATOSA 13, WIS. BROWN, SUSAN 315 SULLIVAN RD. SCHENECTADY 4, N. Y. BRYANT, BARBARA l07 E.91ST ST. NEW YORK 28, N. Y. BRYANT, PATRICIA l228.jENNE GRAND LEDGE, MICH. BUCKMIAMES 364 LOVELL ST. ELGIN, ILL. BUECHNER, BRUCE 944 SUTTON RD. CINCINNATI 30, OHIO BURLEIGH, DONN l680 GILMORE AVE. WINONA, MINN. BURLING, MARY 623 ILLINOISAVE. GREEN LAKE, W15, 140 N. BLISGHJGAN 4563 GEORGIAN TRAIL ROCKFORD, ILL. BUTLER, SANDRA R. R. 1 BOX 172A PESHTIGO, WIS. BUTT, EDWARD 6042 PECK LA GRANGE, ILL. CADIGAN, RUFLTS l I LITZSINGER LANE ST. LOUIS 24, MO. CALLAWAY, THOMAS H20 E. NAWADA APPLETON, WIS. CARPENTER, SUSAN 4l05 VINCENT AVE. S. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. CARTIER, PETER 219 S. OAKLAND GREEN BAY, WIS. CHASE, EILEEN 2529 S. SUPERIOR ST. MILWAUKEE 7, WIS. CHRISTOPHERJUDITH 363 OAKWOOD PARK FOREST, ILL. CHURCHJOI-IN 2146 5. WALDEN AVE. ARPLETGN, WIS. CLARK, RODNEY 2542 WESTBROOK DR. FRANKLIN PK., ILL. CLAUSINGJANE 7139 N. PORT WASH. MILWAUKEE, WIS. CLIFFORDKIEROME 730 HIBBARD RD. WINNETKA, ILL. COBLEY, RONALD 31 HIGLEY RD. W. GRANBY, CONN. COLBY, ANN 903I1TH ST. S. W. ROCHESTER, MINN. CONRAD, ELIZABETH 1451 EDGEWOOD S. E. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. CORNELIUS. LOL'IE 5117 CHURCH ST. NEENAH. WIS. CRANDALL. RICHARD 221111 ROHLYVING RD. ROLLING MEADOWS, ILL. CIQSTER. STEPHAN 10118 S. PALMETTO AVE. MARSHFIELD, WIS. DENISON. HUGH O33 HIGHLAND TERRACE SHEBOYGAN. WIS. DERY, GREGG 521 LINCOLN AVE. KAUKALNA, VVIS. DE VANEY. SALLY 4425 WASHBURN S. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. DIETRICHJOHN 021 N. SAMPSON ST. APPLETON, WIS. DISBROWQ RICHARD 1839 HAWTHORNE PK. JANESVILLE, WIS. DONNELLY, ROBERT 112 22ND ST. N. E. CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA DONNELLY. SHAYNN. 79 N. SHORE DR. CULVER, IND. DRAEGER. WAYNE RR. 3 WATERTOVVN, WIS. DRDLA, CHARLES HQ. L'SAFE DCS CIVIL ENGINEERING APO NEW YORK, N. Y. 9633 DREHER, DOROTHY 742 EJOHN ST. APPLETON, WIS. DRISCOLL. SIQZANNE 6812 W. 77TH ST. OVERLAND PARK. KAN. DU BOIS. SLZANNE 151144 LA CLTARTA VVHITTIER. CAL. EASTMAN, WILLIAM BOX 5711RI7IJ3 EDGERTON. WIS. EDWARDS. ELEANOR 15 HOMESTEAD RD. WELLESLEY. MASS. ERDMAN, ERIC 19811 MENOMON EE PKWY. WA LWATOSA, YVIS. EELLER, KLRT 42f1N.11ARWOOD OCONOMOWOC. VVIS. FAIRBANKS, PALL 157 VVINTHROP PL. ENu1.15woc111, Nrzwymsm' F.XRVER,ALICE . 1118 N. SPRING ST. MALSTON, WIS. FAWCETT. DAVID 145 W. 511TH ST. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. F,xwvczu'1 1'.QIAMES 23476 L..1xL'RuLn,-11.13 RD. SHAKER Hmws. 22, OHIO FECHNER, MARGARET 5531 NICOLLET AVE. S. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. FELTON, MARSHA 46311 KAHALA AVE. HONOLLLU HAWAII FIGI, STEVE 15118 SHERMAN AVE. JANESVILLE, WIS. FINK. SLTZANNE 444A ROSE CIRCLE FORT MONROE, VA. FISHER, MICHAEL 188 PO ST. WEST BEND, WIS. I 1 ...laid '11, -, ,.., I . ., 2, , f .536 ' -.:, az. .v f 1 'Z- ' J? 'C .5 I 4. T1 I fr 'o -'I 'L' '7' I 1 I I 'I I I '4 'I I- al a 'Y I n . 4 ur FI u if I' I I: I 'I I In 'I .. I II I Il. . I I 'Z I: ai 'Q :I In I' . I: 41- T10 LA I I I I fl. T4 In it 11' , . I .L 0:7 , . ,L I: II. 'fr ' I aI 'I gl I .Iv .4 .Ir 'I Ir III .I If 'I T' 'III I 5'1! 1. .lil 'IEE IE' I-I If-I III II! 4. 727 . ,qu 'I pl EE1 NTI I-I II? 1714 IIE: nl 517 II 7711 I.: l 542 AI'- liiv Ifz' EZ!! l'I' AI' UIQ :SI - .. -I' FISHER, STEVEN 441321 sL'NIMI'I' RIDGE TYROI. HILLS MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. 554141 FLETCHER, SLSAN 0144141 CORNELIA DR. EIJINA. MINN. FLYGARE, ANTON 3510 47TH AVE. S. MINNEAPOLIS 6, MINN FORBESJULIA ROIQTE 2 SHERIDAN, WYOMING ER,4NRE.,IDHN 15341XVOODLAND DR. DEERFIELD, ILL. FREDRICKSON. DANIEL 14114 ELDORADO ST. APPLETON. WIS. EREIxI,,IAxIEs 333 EIIRBRDDR NEENNII, ms. GRINNELL, LOIS 441 REED ST. LEXINGTON, MASS. FLLRATH. DOLGLAS 252 25TH ST. DR. S. E, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA GALE. CHARLES 5412 TENTH AVE. GRINNELL. IOWA GARDINER, WILLIAM 3788 CLIFTON AVE. CINCINNATI 241. OHIO GATES, RICHARD 104541 VALLEY TRAIL MISHAWAKA, IND. GATZKE, KENNETH 14147 E. BURKE ST. PALL 9, MINN. c.IEI'EEN,xjL'DITII 542 GRANT AVE. WO4 JDMERE, N. Y, 142 GILBERTSON, MARY 1101 E. TAFT AVE. APPLETON, WIS. GODFREY, ANN 1312 5TH ST. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. GODSCHALX, MARY 223 N. GREEN BAY RD APPLETON, WIS. GOERKE, CLIFFORD 122 N. PORTER WALKESI-IA, WIS. GRABHAM, DOUGLAS 54129 RICHMOND DR. MINNEAPOLIS 24, MINN LIRAIQIDSEPH 74141VV..IEFFERSUN WASHINGTON, ILL. GRAHAM, JONATHAN ROCKWOOD LANE GREENWICH. CONN. GREENWOLD, MARCIA 25412 MELROSE DR. CHAMPAIGN, ILL. GREGOR, DENNIS 96TH AVE, DES FRANCISCAINS BRUSSELS 15, BELGIUM GRLEHN, DOUGLAS 1515 W. BREWSTER APPLETON, WIS. GRUPE, CHRISTINE 1229 LEHMANN LANE APPLETON, WIS, GLIRNEYJEIIN 542 DEER PATII GLEN ELLYN, ILL. HAASE, MARY 59541 WOLFBERRY LANE GOLDEN VALLEY, MINN HAGKBARTH, DAVID l4'14'11A WASHINGTON ST. MANITOWOC, WIS. HACQUET, LYNN 1208 E. MANOR CIRCLE MILWAUKEE, WIS. HADLEY, ALLAN 787 CROSS ST. S.E, SALEM. OREGON HALGRENSIUDITH 837 CLYDE DR. DOWNERS GROYE, ILL. HALL, PATRICK RR. 3 MONTICELLO, IND. HAMILTON. ALEXANDER 6341 MARBURN DR. INDIANAPOLIS, IND, HAMILTON, CRAIG 7503 OAKLANE FORT YVAYNE, IND. HANSEN, ANN 740 CHESTNUT ST. NEENAH, WIS, HARPERJAMES 6111 45TH ST, MOLINE, ILL. HARRIs,jL'D1TH 12 DANFIELD RD. ST. LOUIS, Mo HARTZELL. CRISS 130 S. PROSPECT AYE. CLARENDON HILLS, ILL. HAYES, BARBARA 210 RUDER ST. WAUSAU, WIS. HEILEMAN, SUZANNE 5551 BONNIE LANE HALES CORNERS, WIS. HELD, COLLEEN 361 FIRST ST. KEWASKUM, WIS. HELZ, JEAN 211 MARYLAND AVE. GAITHERSBURG, MD. HEMMETER, RICHARD 3111 BROOKVIEW BLVD. PARMA 34, OHIO HENDERSEN, KAREN 1245 E. A ST. OGALLALA, NEBRASKA HERR, CHARLES 619 YY. MAPLE BEAYER DAM, WIS. HIETPAS, GARY 633 W, YYISCONSIN AYE. APPLETON. WIS. HILL. YIRGINIA 1-11111 POTATO POINT RD. APPLETON, YYIS, HINKLEY,AIANE 1212 S. IRWIN AYE. GREEN BAY, YVIS. HOFFMAN, BOBBYE R.R.21SPR1NGLAKE1 SPRING YALLEY, WIS. HOLMESJOHN 43-1 DEXTER ST, DENYER, COLO. HOOKHAM. MARIE 1135 N. ELMWOOD OAK PARK, ILL. HOSKINS, MARK S28 PLEASANT ST. LANCASTER, WIS, HOUSE, PETER 12411 CROSBY CRESCENT ANN ARBOR, MICH, HUBER, MARY R.R,2 ELLSWORTH, WIS. HUMLEKER. PETER 633 LEDGEYIEW BLYD. FOND DU LAC, WIS. HUMLEKER. RUTH ROUTE 3 BOX 312A EXGELSIOR, MINN, HURT, NEWELL 1501 S. 57TH AVE. CICERO, ILL, MIACOBSMEYER, BARBARA 11547 WITHERSFIELD ST. LOUIS 38, MO. JAEHNIG, MANFRED 808 HENRY ST. NEENAH, WIS. gc1Es'1'EN,.j,xMEs nm s.c1.1xK.wE. 1fREEPoR'1', ILL. JOHN, ROBERT 2831 N. HACKETTAYE. MILWAUKEE 11, WIS. joHNsoN,IJAv1D P. 0. BOX 2115 c:,xR1', ILL. 11 JHNSON, LESLIE 2113 SCHOOL ST. -I QENEYA, ILL. 11 JHNSON, NANCY 2115 DA LEYIEW LANE Lc1L'1sx'1LLE 7, KY. IQJHNEON. REBEc:c.z,x BOX 179 SPRING BROOK ROAD ROCKFORD, ILL. x1uNEs. cz.-xNmc:E IIYANNIS ROAD BARNSTABLE, MASS. I1 1NEs,.1EEEREx' cz 4.1 11111 NORWALK EL'EE.xLo. NEW YORK IORGENSON, TIMOTHY 1115 SMOKI AVE. PRESCOTT, ARIZ. ILNEAE, ELIZABETH 511112 EXETER ST. GREENDALE, WIS. KAMMERER. DAYID 11511 BATAYIA ROAD BOX 423 WARRENYILLE, ILL. KAPLAN, NANCY 2 BOND ST. CAMBRIDGE 38, MASS. KALFMANN. ELIZABETH 2-1 WEDGEMERE AVE. 1X'INCHESTER,MASS. K EATOR, PAM E LA CHURCH ST. PHOENICIA. N. Y. 144 KEENE, SUSAN 297 WOODLAND DR. BARRINGTON, ILL. KENNEDYJLIDY B112 EJQHN ST. APPLETON, WIS. KENNEY, PATRICK 752 WARSAW ST. MENASHA, WIS. KEPPELMAN, ARTHUR 2811ROSELAND AVE. ESSEX FALLS, KIMBALL, DOUGLAS 029 WELLNER RD. NAPERYILLE, ILL. KIRCHHOFF. DENNIS 41164 GRACE ST. SCHILLER PARK, ILL. KIELSTRLP. ROD 3165 DREXEL AYE. RACINE. WIS. KLEINER, NANCY 113-1IDEMA S, E. GRAND RAPIDS 0, MICH. KLEMESRIQD, BRUCE 022 27TH ST. N. E. CEDAR RAPIDS. IOVVA KLITZKE, DAYID ROUTE 3 BOX 12 BARABOO. WIS. KNABLEIN, RICHARD 1861 KENSINGTON WESTCHESTER. ILL. KOBAY ASH1, MICHIE 5-39-4 DENENCHOFU oHT.xKL'. '1LoKYo,J,xPAN KOHLMANNJAMES 8114 CASS APT RM. 528 LA CROSSE, WIS. KOLB, FREDERICK 128 CALUMET AVE. CALEMET, MICH. KOLPACK, AREN 131 SCHOOL MAYVILLE, WIS. KOSKELIN, KENNETH P. O. BOX 736 WYOCENA, WIS. KRAMER, THOMAS 7530 S. E. 35TH AVE. PORTLAND, OREGON KRATKY, BARBARA mo BLACK TWIG LANE KIRKWOOD 22, Mo. KROHN, ROBERT 619 ELM SPRING AVE. WALIWATQSA 13, WIS. KLINERTRIOHN 7120 N. GREEN TREE CT. NIILWALYREE, WIS. KURTYKA, GERALD 1611 CONNELL ST. APPLETON, WIS. LAMONS, WINIFRED 783 HOLLY OAK DR. PALO ALTO, CAL. LAST, MICHAEL 2360 WOODPATH RD. HIGHLAND PK., ILL. LAUGHLIN, PENNY 100 MAIN ST. GLEN ELLYN, ILL. LEONG, LAWRENCE 253 ELELUPE RD. HONOLULU, HAWAII LIBBY, SUSAN 1200 SEXTANT AVE. W. ST. PAUL 13, MINN. LOEBE, ELLA 9952 W. 144TH ST. ORLAND PARK, ILL. LOVEJOY, HOLLOWAY 302 FOREST PARK BLVD. JANESVILLE, WIS. LUCKHARDT, KENNETH 803 E. MAIN ST. URBANA, ILL. MCCLENEGHANMIANE 2405 LINCOLN ST. EVANSTON, ILL. MCCLINTOCK, EMILY 1023 N. FRONT ST. MARQUETTE, MICH. MCCLURE, MARIE 468 N. LLCE RD. ALMA, MICH. NIC-INNEBMIAMES 1012 w. CAMPBELL ST. ARLINGTON HCITB., ILL. McKEE, CHARLES 924 E. ALTON ST. APPLETON, WIS. McKEE, ROBERT 924 E. A LSTON ST. APPLETON, WIS. NICNAFIwIIw,KlL1DITH 23 RIDGE RD. BRONXYILLE B, N. Y. MACNL I'T, OWEN 171 FOUNTAIN ST. ASHLAND, MASS. MACY. BARBARA 29 BRONSON AVE. SCARSDALE, NEW YORK MALONEY, GREGORY 6124 WASHINGTON CIR. WAUWATOSA 13, WIS. MANCHESTER, MARILYN 5539 HARVEY LA GRANGE, ILL. MANCINIJAY 405 W. SANTA INEZ HILLSBOROUGH, CAL. MANTEUFFEL, ALLAN 630 WOODLAND DR. CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL, MARRS, RUTH R.F.D. 7 LINCOLN, NEB. MARTIN, PHILIP 5402 FAIRMONT AVE. DOWNERS GROVE, ILL. MATCHUK, MARY 90 FRUIT HILL DR. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I MATHOS, KATHY 345 EJOHNSON ST. FOND DU LAC, WIS. MEAD, PAUL BOX 421 AMIER PRES LINES YOKOHAMAJAPAN MELNICK, KENNETH 4249 UPVIEW TERRACE PITTSBURGH 1, PA. MELOY, MARGARET 1811 OAK AVE. NORTHBROOK, ILL. MENTGEN, LESLIE 8841 FOREST VIEW EVANSTON, ILL. MERCIER, CHARLES 2349 IROQUOIS WILMETTE, ILL. MEYER, FRIEDEMANN 1230 E. PERSHING ST. APPLETON, WIS. MEYERS, HARVEY 852 MITCHELL ELMHURST, ILL. MICHAEL, MARY 7209 LAKESIDE DR. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. MIELKE, DAVID 3327 N. 96TH ST. MILWAUKEE 22, WIS. MILLER, DONALD 828 FOREST RD. LA GRANGE PARK, ILL. MILLER, SUSAN 1508 S. OUTAGAMIE ST. APPLETON, WIS. MITTLEFEHLDT, WILLIAM 4920 OAKWOOD DOWNERS GROVE, ILL. MONTGOMERY, ELIZABETH R.R. 1 GASTON, IND. MOORE, AIMEE 225 WILLOWBROOK LANE STAMFORD, CONN. 146 MORRISON, ROBERT 1211 GLENWOOD JOLIET, ILL. MORRISSETTEMIAMES 1450 E. 55TH ST. CHICAGO, ILL. MUNRO, SUZANNE 17 ELIHU ST. HAMDEN, CONN. MURRAY, SUSAN 1206 E. RIVER ST. APPLETON, WIS. NEBEL PAULA 147 N. EIGHTH PL. STURGEON BAY, WIS. NELSON, CLARK 1325 CHILTON DR. CHEVIOT HILLS SILVER SPRING, MD. NELSON, MARY -1522 BRUCE AVE. EDINA, MINN, NELSON, PERRY 210 E. LONNQUIST MT. PROSPECT, ILL. NEUTZJEAN 7215 VINCENT AVE. S. RICHFIELD, MINN. NEWMANKIEFFREY 717 E. 7TH ST. HINSDALE, ILL. NIERHOFF, KAREN 234 S. HIGHLAND AVE. LOMBARD, ILL. NIGHTINGALEJERRY 3617 S. FEDERAL ST. CHICAGO, ILL. NISS, PETER 605 WOODLAND AVE. DULUTH, MINN. NOCK, ELIZABETH 1915 N. APPLETON ST. APPLETON, WIS. NORD, MARY 4824 MAPLE RD. EDINA, MINN. NYBERG, ERIC 4123 YORK AVE. S. MINNEAPOLIS 10, MINN. OBOYLEHIOHN 2320 HARTZELL ST. EVANSTON, ILL. OBRIEN, PATRICK ARDEN SHORE ASSN. LAKE BLUFF, ILL. OLSEN, CHARLES 3341l2ND AVE. SAN DIEGO, CAL. OPEL, LESLEY 914 W. LINCOLN BLVD. FREEPORT, ILL. OTTO, BARBARA 4716 WOODLAND WESTERN SPRINGS, ILL OTTOSON, MARY 117 COLLEGE ST. CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. OWNBEY, BARBARA 604 MICHIGAN PULLMAN, WASH. PARENT, KENNETH 628 KNOLLWOOD DR. WHEATON, ILL. PARKER, DONALD 1410 W. 14TH ST. CHICAGO, ILL. PEARLMAN, WILLIAM 836 TIMBER HILL RD. HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. PEDDEN, WENDY 230GEL CENTRO BLVD. SOUTH EAST PERLMAN, BARON 5049 N. BERNARD ST. CHICAGO, ILL. PETERS, THOMAS 2350 N. MEMOMONEE RIVER PARKWAY PETRI, CHARLOTTE 23 CHAMPION AVE. FOND DU LAC, WIS. PHILLIPSKIOHN 736 ENCANTO DR. S. E. PHOENIX, ARIZ. PIERSEN. MARY 1951 BERKELEY RD. HIGHLAND PK., ILL. POWER, GEORGE 1801 GOODRICH AVE. ST. PAUL 5, MINN. PRIMUS, BRENT 4535 E. LAKE HARRIET MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. QUINDEL, ROGER ROUTE 2 BOX 494 HARTLAND, WIS. RADLOFF, MAX HIGH BRIDGE, WIS. RADOYICH, CHARLES 1 CRAWFORD GENEVA, ILL. RANDALL, PATRICIA 517 E. BECKWITH AVE. MISSOULA, MONTANA RAPP, SUZANNE 23 COUNTRYSIDE RD FAIRPORT, Y. RAYJANE vv227s244s MORNINGSIDE CIRCLE WAUKESHA, WIS. REAHARDKIOAN 6969 PENNSYLVANIA ST INDIANAPOLIS, IND. REESE, STUART 517 S. MAIN ST. CHATFIELD, MINN. REEVESJEANET 2746 EWING EVANSTON, ILL. REISING, SANDRA 11220 DENIVILLE PL. TUJUNGA, CAUF. RICHARDSON, DAVID 6319 FORD ST. MADISON, WIS. RILEY, JEFFERSON 433 RIVERSVILLE RD. GREENWICH, CONN. RISTALQJOANNE 737 AMBER DR. ST. PALTL, MINN. ROBERTSJOHN 4809 PLEASANT AVE. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. ROBINSON, WILLIAM 931 OXFORD LANE WILMETTE, ILL. ROSE, ROWLAND l3ll1GARLAND RD. S. BEND 14, IND. ROSENFIELD, STEPHEN 23 KANE AVE. LARCHMONT, N. Y. RLSSELL, NEIL 177 VIRGINIA ST. ELMHLRST, ILL. SAKURA, NORMAN 4661 N. 57TH ST. MILWAUKEE, WIS. SANDERS,-JOHN 1522 W. HOWARD WINONA, MINN. SANNA, CHARLENE 9119 FARWELL DR. MADISON, WIS. SANNES, VALERIE 1317 RIVER ST. NIAGARA, WIS. sc:HAn1-3,JoHN 1711441 GOLF PARKWAY BROOKFIELD, WIS. SCHALYFFLER, ANN NAVY SECTION MAAG FRG BOX 340 AMERICAN EMBASSY APO NEW YORK SCHEIRICH, CATHERINE MOCKINGBIRD VALLEY LOUISVILLE, KY. 148 SCHNIEPPJOHN 227 MONLTMENT AVE. BARRINGTON, ILL. SCHULENBL'RG,hlOHN 824 W. FRONT ST. APPLETON, WIS. SCHLTLTZ, MILDRED 1231 W. WINNEBAGO APPLETON, WIS. SCHUTT, MARY 672 RIDGE RD. W. BEND, WIS. SCHWIND, LOUISE 91,11 E. B ST. BELLEVILLE, ILL. SELLS, MEREDITH 1235 FOREST CT. CINCINNATI 15, OHIO SHATTUCK, BRADLEE 711 CLIFF ST, NEW HAVEN 11,CONN. SHEFCHIK, BARBARA 1727 LAKEVIEW DR. DLLUTH, MINN. SHIPPEEJLDITH 47111 ARLINGTON ST. LOVES PARK, ILL. SILVER, VIRGINIA 771.1 RIDGECREST RD. AKRON, OHIO SIMON, STEVEN 39118 N. MARYLAND AVE MILWAUKEE, WIS. SKA ROS, SUSAN 2924 E. NEWBERRY BVLD MILWAUKEE, WIS. SKOPAL, PAUL 904 IRONWOOD DR. MT. PROSPECT, ILL. SLOBEYJAY 21149 COLBY RD. SHAKER HEIGHTS, OHIO SMITH, ALICE OS509 CORNELL VILLA PARK, ILL. SMITH, CAROLINE 55 N. ROOSEVELT AVE. COLUMBUS 9, OHIO SMITH, RICHARD 1C.,1 44111 CENTER AVE. LYONS, ILL. SNOLFFER, MARY 14 CHILDS RD. LEXINGTON. MASS. SORENSON, MARY 151-1ARTHL'R AVE. RACINE, WIS. SPAIN, SUSAN 1969 LARKDALE DR. GLENVIEW, ILL. STANFIELD, GWEN 298 S. CIRCLE DR. PALATINE, ILL. STEIN,JAM ES ROUTE 3 CAMPBELLSPORT, WIS. STEPHENS, HELEN 321 MELROSE AVE. CENTRALIA, ILL. STILES, JAM ES 51111 ADAMS AVE. GLENCOE, ILL. STOCKINGERJACOB SOUTH PEASE RD. WOODBRIDGE, CONN, STOECKLE. CHRISTINA 2226 SHEPARD BLVD. COLLMBIA, MO. STREATERMIAMES 275 WILSON sT. WINONA, MINN. STROM, KRISTINE 95 WOODLAND CIRCLE MINNEAPOLIS 24, MINN. SLTETTINGER, ROBERT 1828 28TH ST. TWO RIVERS, WIS. SWAN, KAREN 2221 HARCOURT DR. CLEVELAND HGTS., OHIO SYYISHER. ANNE 9 SANTA FE ROAD MIDDLETOWN. OHIO TAGCART, ROBERT 651 NOD HILL RD. wlL'l'11N.C111NN. TAKEMOTO. HARYEY S113 ISENBERG ST. HONOLULL. HAWAII TAYL11R.SL'SAN15,1 6581 BROOKHILL RD. OCONOMOWOC, YVIS. TELLER. RICHARD 9211S, DELPHIA AYE. PARK RIDGE. ILL. TELBER. CI IRISTOPHER 215 CROSBY ST. ARLINGTON, MASS. THEOBALD, STEPHEN 6117 SPRUCE ST. WINNETKA. ILL. THORNBLRY,JOANNA 111711 RED BARN LANE ELM GROYE. WIS, TOFT. THOMAS BAY SHORE DR. STLRGEON BAY, WIS. TRYON. EARL 412 LINDEN S11 MORGANTOWN, W. YA. TLTCHOLKE, INGRID 34116 N. 2.3RD ST. MILWAUKEE 6. WIS. TLLLY. NAN 311 SCARLYLE PL. .ARLINGTON HGTS., ILL. TULSKY, LIZBETH 87111N.HANILIN SKOKIE, ILL. TUTTLE. ELIZABETH 337 SILVER LAKE RD. EAGLE RIVER, WIS. YAILE. LALRIE 2112 W. WAYNE AYE. WAYNE, PA. VAN ARMAN, LAURA 6020 CANNON HILL RD. FORT WASHINGTON, PA. VAN DOMELEN, ROBERT 921 W. FRANKLIN ST. APPLETON, WIS. WALSH, FREDERICK 1318 N. ELM ST. FARGO, N. D. WANLASS, KATHY 555 WOODBROOR CINCINNATI 15, OHIO WARFIELD, MARY 1630 ASHWOOD DR. LEXINGTON, KY. WATSON, DOUGLAS 37 I-IIAWATHA CIRCLE MADISON, WIS. WEIBEL, LINDA 5017 LYNDALE AVE. S. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. WELLS, LAURENCE 2880 S. 95TH ST. WEST ALLIS, WIS. WENDT, BONNIE 3460 NASSAU DR. BROOKFIELD, WIS. WESTENDORFJANE R.R. 2 WITHEE, WIS. WICKLAND, PAIGE 133 N. 13TH ST. LANTANA, FLA. WILCOX, MARLA BOX 458 R.R. 4 WEST BEND, WIS. ACRERMANN, ANDREA SISTER BAY, WIS. AGNESS, RICHARD 324 MEDILL AVE. NORTHLAKE, ILL. 150 WILLE, GREGORY 678 PLEASANT WOODSTOCK, ILL. WILMORE, SARA 6477 N. TUXEDO INDIANAPOLIS, IND. WILMOT, MARK 715 LONG RD. GLENVIEW, ILL. WILSON, MARCIA 12025 SW BREYMAN AVE. PORTLAND, OREGON WILSON, STEVE 2504 23RD AVE. ROCK ISLAND, ILL. WITT, GEORGE 5910 N. SHERIDAN RD. CHICAGO, ILL. WITTE, RICHARD 4561 N. 76TH ST. MILWAUKEE, WIS. WOLFGRAMM, RICHARD 12445 W. WALNUT RD. ELM GROVE, WIS. WOOD, OLIVER 385 ARDSLEY RD. SCARSDALE, N. Y. WRIGHT, SUSAN 3 WESTWOOD PL. JACKSONVILLE, ILL. ZAHN, MARCIA 150 MELBOURNE AVE. MONTREAL 16, P. Q. CANADA Entered 1963 AKOR, MARTIN 748 WISCONSIN AVE. BELOIT, WIS. ARIANO, VAUGHAN 555 RUSSELL RD. MANSFIELD, OHIO AYABE, SIDNEY 3546 MAUNALEI AVE. HONOLULU. HAWAII BAILEY, NORA 7151 S. GREENWOOD CHICAGO, ILL. BAIRD, STUART 525 W. CLOVERNOOK LN. MILWAUKEE, WIS. BANDY, CHRISTINE 2620 TAYLOR ST. MARINETTE, WIS. BANTHIN, DIANE 2231 S. 20TH AVE, BROADYIEW, ILL. BARSHELL, HELEN 2345 PARK AVE. DES MOINES, IOWA BATTERSBY, SARA 6001 SUNSET LANE INDIANAPOLIS, IND. BECK. LOIS BOX 206 THERESA, WIS. BENNISON, MARY 3305 LAKE HILL RD. KALAMAZOO, MICH. BENOWICZ, WILLIAM 6569 TAHOMA CHICAGO, ILL. BEREMAN, BARBARA BOX 199 MONTGOMERY, ILL. BERGESON, MAIDA 36 LITTLE SPRING RLN FAIRPORT, NEW YORK BERRESFORD, GEOFFREY 133 E. 64TH ST. NEW YORK, NEW YORK BIERDZ, ELLEN P. O. BOX 66 SILVER LAKE, WIS. BIGGERS, DEBORAH 379 WILLOW LANE MENASHA, WIS. BLETZINCER, ROBERT 617 GROVE ST. NEENAH, WIS. BREHM, WILLIAM 521 E. FRANKLIN AYE. NEENAH, WIS, BREITZKE, CHARLES 1l11J1111W'. VERA AVE. MILWAL7KEE,WIr.1 BROOKS, CHRISTOPHER 178 BOSTON POST RD. WESTON, MASS. BRoo14s,1oHN 24119 CRANDIN RD. c:1Nc:1NN,x'1'1. OHIO BROLWER, ROY 2653 N. SIST ST. WAUWATOSA, WIS. BLCHANAN, LINDA 1356 SLNSETCT. NEENAH, WIS. BLCKLEY, SIMMS WILSON PARK TARRYTOWN, N. Y. BURNETT, CAROL 3626 WOODCROFT DR. MINN ETON KA, MINN. BLRRAGE, GABRIELLA KETTLEDRLM MANCHESTER, MASS. BLRTON, ERLA 711 OLD CREEK RD. PALOS PK., ILL. CAMPBELL, CHERYL -1344 GRAND AVE. WESTERN SPRINGS, ILL. CAMPBELL, CRAIG 1W.Q BOX 158 CLEAR LAKE, WIS. CAMPBELL, R. QCRAIGJ 50 OAKDENE RD. BARRINGTON HILLS, ILL. CARNES, KIMMY R. R. 1 ZIONSVILLE, IND. nluvonn Fl V swag me az 1 M .- :fx ,.:.? M wi CHAMBERS, W. QDAVID1 6601 WATERMAN AVE. ST. LOLIS, MO. CHARLTON, RLTH 1026 SANDE ST. NEENAH, WIS. CHOBOT, KAREN 320 NLTTALL RD. RIVERSIDE, ILL. CLAYDONRIOEL 511005LTIv1TER AVE. CINCINNATI, OHIO COLBERN, MARTHA R. R. 1 DECATLTR, ILL. CONE, CHRISTOPHER 626 MONTCALM PL. ST. PALTL, MINN. CONKLIN, HENRY 151 WOODRIDGE DR. NEW CANAAN, CONN. COVEY, WILKES 4556 KAHALA HONOLULL, HAWAII CRADLERJAMES 320 E. BOLIVAR AVE. MILWAUKEE, WIS. CULBERTSON, RICHARD 6 LADUE HILLS ST. LOLIS, MO. DAHLBERG, ROBERT 1211 LLTNDVALL AVE. ROCKFORD, ILL. DANIELS, LESLIE 272 OAKVIEW RD. W. ST. PAUL, MINN. DAVINUS, SISTER 607 W, 7TH ST. APPLETON, WIS. DES ISLES, SUZANNE 171 THIRD ST. FOND DU LAC, WIS. DILLINCOFSKI, MARY 923 METOMEN ST. RIPON, WIS. 152 DREWS, STEPHEN 1330 FAIRVIEW ST. OSHKOSH, WIS. DLDLEY, SUSAN SEA HILL RD. NORTH BRANFORD, CONN DUESBERC, MAYA I 2147 HONEYWELL AVE. BRONX, N. Y. DUESING, DALE 10333 W. CUSTER AVE. MILWAUKEE, WIS. DUNLAP, DAVID RFD 1 CRANBURY, NJ. DYRUD, ERIC 508 BEAUMONT RD. PRAIRIE DLI CHIEN, WIS. ECKERT, CARTER RR 2 WISCONSIN DELLS, WIS. rgLK1Ns,j0AN 719 5TH ST. s. W, ROCHESTER, MINN. ELLIOTT, BRUCE 1436 MANCHESTER WESTCHESTER, ILL. ELLIOTT, DAVID l1lN. MAPLE ST. BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF. ESTERLINE, MARGARET R D 4 FARIBALTLT, MINN. EVARTS, MICHAEL 101 S. MEADOW LANE MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. FALLON, JOHN SOUTH ST. BERNARDSTON, MASS. FERGESTAD, SONJA 6625 MOHAWK TRAIL MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. FERGUSON, CHASE 822 CEDAR TER. DEERFIELD, ILL. FERRYJAN 1B7S.BRBTYH,LANE ARLINGTON HGTS., ILL. FINNIGAN, MARY RR 2 BOX 128 CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. FIRMINJOHN 22113 S. MAIN FINDLAY, OHIO FURLONG, SUSAN 27 WESTGATE RD. WELLESLEY, MASS. GALDA, SLSAN 4115 CALVIN RD. GROSSE POINTE FARMS, GARLEY, BARRY 2527 RHODES AVE. RIVER GROVE, ILL. GATZKE, GERALD 1647 E. BURKE ST. PALL. MINN. GIFFIN. DOLGLAS 8647 N. 52ND ST. MILWALKEE, WIS. GIGNILLIATJOHN -1112 ANDERSON DR. DELAFIELD, WIS. GILBERT, ROBERT S15 ASHBLIRY ELCERRITO,CAL1F. GILBOY, ANDREW 125 LALREL AVE. WILMETTE, ILL. GINGERYHIOEL R.R. 1, BOX 292 COLGATE, WIS. GINGERY, WALTER R.R. 1, BOX 292 COLGATE, WIS. GLAESER, KATHLEEN 875 APPLE TREE LANE BROOKFIELD, WIS. GLASCOFF, ROBERT 514 MADISON WAUPLN, WIS. MICH. GOOD, STEPHEN 1211 7TH ST. S. W. ROCHESTER. MINN. GOVE. MARY 321 SOLTH ST. CONCORD, N. H. GRANLHNMHJHN 169CHESFNLTIHLLRD CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. GREGERSON, DAVID 13210.-XKWOODDR. ANOKA. MINN. GRIMWADE. RICIIARD 714 FOSTER EYANSTON, ILL. GLELIG, ANNE 727 GRACE ST. W'AL'PI'N, WIS. HALL. CHARLES 01115 N. NEYA CHICAGO 51, ILL. HALLCIOHN BOX 332 EAGLE RIVER, WIS. HAMON, PETER 21 111 FIFTH AVE. SCOTTSBLLTFF, NEB. HANSEN. CRAIG 01111 FOREST AVE. GLEN ELLYN, ILL. HAPPE, KENNETH 221 HALL ST. RIPON, WIS. HARRIS. CRAIG 1134 MERRILL SPRINGS MADISON, WIS. HARRON. HOPE 09 VERNON ST. HARTFORD 0, CONN. HAYNSWORTHHIANE 642 S. MITCHELL ARLINGTON HGTS., ILL HEIN,jOHN 6019 W. FREMONT PL. MILWAUKEE, WIS. HELLMLITH, JULIANN RED 1, BOX 163 HARTFORD, WIS. HENRY, GIBSON 410 MULBERRY LANE HAVERFORD. PA. HETHERINGTON, THADDEUS 97 BOGLE ST. WESTON, MASS. HICKS, KAREN 4200 HAMPTON WESTERN SPRINGS, ILL. HOMFELD, MARGERY 225 MCKINLEY GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN HOWE, JOHN 3128 LAKESHORE DR. SAULT STE MARIE, MICH. HOWENSTINE, CHERYL RR. 8 HUNTINGTON, IND. HOYT, CRARY 3608 ST. GAUDENS RD. COCONUT GROVE 33, Fla. HUNGERFORD, THOMAS 18 E. SIXTH HINSDALE, ILL. IGLEHEART, HARFORD 15 BRAZILIAN CT. ST. LOUIS, MO. ISAAC, JOHN 4416 CONCORD LA. SKOKIE, ILL. JAORSONJR.. WADE 919 OARRISON AVE. DAYTON, OHIO JENSEN, DIANNE 1550 LAKE SHORE DR. CHICAGO, ILL. JOHNSON. CAROL 4705 DICKSON RD. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. JOHNSON, RICHARD 1205 FARWELL DR. MADISON, WIS. 154 JOHNSON, SANFORD 5675 N. OLCOTT CHICAGO, ILL. KASTEN, VANCE 1308 W. HARRIS ST. APPLETON, WIS. KAUFFMAN, JAMES 20 FAIRLEE TER. NEWTON, MASS. KAUFMAN, CHRISTINE 3741 N. PULASKI RD. CHICAGO, ILL. KEELER, CAROL 415 E. LINCOLN AVE. BELVIDERE, ILL. KELLEY, PATRICIA 3245 CHADBOURNE RD, SHAKER HGTS., OHIO KESSLER, BRUCE cfo R. BONNEY CASCADE, WIS. KROHNE, SUSAN 180 COLUMBIA AVE. ELMHURST, ILL. KUSNIEREK, CAROL 110910TH AVE. W. ASHLAND, WIS. KUSTNER, LOUISE 6528 N. GREENVIEW CHICAGO, ILL. LANGE, BRUCE 4173 DU BOIS BROORFIELD. ILL. LANNON, JAMES 333 E. 68TH ST. NEW YORK, N. Y. LARSON, ELLEN 540 OUTAGAMIE CT. APPLETON, WIS. LAWLER, ROGER 409 APPLETON ST. MENASHA, WIS. LAZEAR, WALTER 246 SHERIDAN RD. WINNETKA, ILL. LEECH. FRANCES BOX 48 STEYENS POINT, WIS. LE MAHIEL, DAN 1312 XVOODWAY WEST BEND. WIS. LEWANDOWSKI,JLDITH 1375 MANITOWOC RD. MENASHA, YVIS. LIEBICH, CHRISTINE 31125 ADAMS ST. TWO RIVERS, WIS. LINK, KATHLEEN RR. 1. BOX 162 MICHIGAN CITY. IND. LUSTIG,jONATHAN 1 II HENDRICK SOLTH IRVINGTON-ON-HLDSCJN, NEW YORK MCBROOM, MARY RR. 1, BOX 366 HARTLAND, Wls. MQCARTY, MARGARET P. O. BOX 276 FAIRFIELD. CONN. MCCLLRE. WENDY 825 E. ALTON APPLETON. WIS. MCCORMICKJILL 6899 N. HIAWATHA AVE. CHICAGO. ILL. INICINIAAIEEHIABIES 1518 S. INALDEN AVE. APPLETON, WIS. MACK, ANNA 31 HEREFORD ST. BOSTON, MASS. MACLALTRIN, PETER 68 MILK ST. WESTWOOD, MASS. MAGISTRELLI, CONSTANCE 221 HLTRON AVE. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. MANGUM, CAROLEE 61595 ELDERBERRY LN SOUTH BEND, IND. MARCLM, CATIIARINE 4T5 OAKYVOOD DR. HAMILTON. OHIO MARTIN. BARBARA ITIEFFERSON RD. WEBSTER GROYES. MO. MASLDA. MARY 1725 MAKLAHINE ST. HONOLLLL. HAWAII MASLHR. MARGO '-1211 OAKHILL AVE. WALWATOSA. YYIS. MAX. GERALD 17 MEADOWBROOK CT. APPLETON. WIS. MEDINELIOSEPH 132 HARRISON ST. DE KALB. ILL. MEEKERXIOANNE 711-I5 LOGAN AYE. S. RICHFIELD. MINN. MENTEN, MADELINE 1432 HAMANN RD. MANITOWOC. WIS. MEREDITH. CHARLOTTE 1222 WASHINGTON AYE. OSHKOSH. YVIS. MEYERS, TERRY 218 S. OAK APPLETON, WIS. MILLER,jR,, ADAIR 234 MAIN ST. ANDOVER, MASS. MILLERJAMES 605 DE WITT ST. PORTAGE, WIS. MILLER, NANCY 727 BRUMMEL ST. EVANSTON, ILL. MOODY, MICHAEL ABRAMS, wls. MOORE, DAVID SUAMICO, wls. I I I I I I I I I I I I LJ MORTON, JUANNA 104 WARREN ST. CONCORD, N. H. MURRAY, FREDERIC 1206 E. RIVER ST. APPLETON, WIS. NASH, PETER 952 HALL AVE. W. ST. PAUL, MINN. NELLANS, HUGH 735 MANCHESTER AVE. WESTCHESTER, ILL, NELSON, CHARLOT 4320 W. STH ST. DULUTH, MINN. NEWMAN, LAWRENCE 303 OPATRNY DR. FOX RIVER GROVE, ILL. NORSENG, CHARLES 706 W. COLUMBIA ST. CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS. NOWACZEK, THOMAS 424 HALE PALATINE, ILL. OFALLON, RICHARD 1540 BOEGER AVE. WESTCHESTER, ILL. OLSEN, LAWRENCE R.R. 2, BOX 36 DELAVAN, WIS. OPEL, DOUGLAS 914 W. LINCOLN FREEPORT, ILL. ORSER, PAUL 9225 N. LUNA AVE. MORTON GROVE, ILL. PABSTjR., ROBERT 115 GARDINERS ROW APPLETON, WIS. PADDOCK, ROBER 273 S. PLYMOUTH DR. INVERNESS PALATINE, ILL. PARKER, TIMOTHY RING ROAD SALT POINT, N. Y. 156 PATERSON, ROBERTA 706 MOYGARA RD. MADISON, WIS. PATTULO, NANCY 3055 LAKE DR. E. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, PAULUS, GENE 2628 N. 95TH ST. WAUWATOSA, WIS. PEAK, KATHY 301 CHARLES ST. GENEVA, ILL. PELTIER, GEORGE 5116 W. 68TH ST. SHAWNEE MISSION, KAN PETERSON, LINDA 101124TH ST. MOLINE, ILL. PFLEGER, DAVID 11036 CARDINAL LANE BRECKSVILLE, OHIO PHELPS, PATRICIA 3000 PERRY AVE. N. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. PHILLIPS, MARTHA 3426 HIGHWOOD DR. SE WASHINGTON, D. C. PHILLIPS. WILLIAM 3619 DENNIS DR. N. W, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA PIEHL, RICHARD 435 ELM LANE SEYMOUR, WIS. PORTER, CHARLES 1780 SHORE DR. CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. POTTHOFF, RUTH 427 GRAESER RD. ST. LOUIS, MO. PROCTOR, MARY 720 W. FRONT APPLETON, WIS. PUGH, KAREN 10043 ORANGELAWN DETROIT, MICH. PURDY, STEVEN N. BALLARD RD. R.R. 3 APPLETON. WIS. RACCOLI, SUSAN 7241 MAYWOOD MIDDLETON, WIS. REID, DAVID 5411 GOLDSBORO RD. BETHESDA, MD. RENNICK, ANN 1639 77TH CT. ELMWOOD PARK, ILL. RIDGELY, DAVID 17211 W. PACKARD APPLETON, WIS. RIES, RICHARD 5721 S. BLACKSTONE CHICAGO, ILL. ROGERS,G.1THOMAS1 742 EJOHN ST. APPLETON, WIS. ROGERS, MARCIA 4910 WOODBURN DR. MADISON, WIS. ROLSTON, MARY 245 S. ALBERT BLVD. KANKAKEE, ILL. RUDI, LA CRAYNEJ 6050 UPTON AVE. S. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. RUSSELL, CYNTHIA SPRINGDALE AVE. DOVER, MASS. SABOL, PAMELA 137 W. MAIN ST. COBLESKILL, N. Y. SAGER, PHOEBE 1300 GREEN GROVE RD. APPLETON, WIS. SAGER, TRACEY 901 5. EIGHTH AVE.. MAYWOOD, ILL. SANDERSJEROLD RFD 1 BRANDON, WIS. sc:ALEs,A1oHN 4115 N. WEST ST. CROWN PO1NT,IND. SCHIEBLER, KAREN 2311 MONROE AVE. PORT EDWARDS, Wls. SCHLLDE. ANTHONY 129 TAYLOR ST. KALKAUNA, WIS. SCHMALFELDT,QIANET 2113 LAKE ST. SILVER LAKE, WIS. SCHNEIDER, MARTHA 2711 SHEBOYGAN ST. FOND DLT LAC, WIS. SCHOEN, STERLING 521 MIDVALE AVE. LNIVERSITY CITY, MO. SCHROEDER, RICHARD 1624 APPLE CREEK RD. APPLETON, WIS. SCI-ILLTZ, RICHARD 25113 N. 58TH MILWAUKEE, Wls. SCHULZ, RITA 34611OAKDALE AVE. ST. LOUIS, MO. SCHWELLINGER, ANDREA 311111 WOODWARIJ DR. FRANKLIN, WIS. SEDGWICK, STEPHEN 111237 HAWTHORNE DR. ORLAND PK., ILL. SEIPPEL, PETER R. R. 1 BEAVER DAM, WI5. SELL, NANCY 227 HARRIET ST. CLINTONVILLE, WIS. SHEPPARDJANET HILROC APT. 511 18501 HILLIARD RD. ROCKY RIVER 16, OHIO SHICHIDA, KEITH 27-2-CHOME SHIMOUMAGHO SETAGAYA-KU TOKYO, JAPAN SHY, VIRGINIA 219 173RD PL. HAMMOND, IND. SIMMONS, ROBERT 1322 PARK RIDGE PL. CINCINNATI, OHIO SMEREK, PERCIVAL 420 S. WASHINGTON WAUKESHA, WIS. SMITH, ARTHUR 14 ROBINSON ST. NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ. SMITH, ERIC 380 N. SAPPINGTON GLENDALE, MO. SMYTHJAMES 1013 W. SPRINGFIELD CHAMPAIGN, ILL. SOLI, TODD FRENCH VILLA, APT. 78 4748 S. HARVARD TULSA, OKLAHOMA STARYK, STEVEN 1010 N. OXFORD GROSSE POINTE, MICH STERNAL, LEE 16550 OTH AVE, N. WAYZATA, MINN. STEWART, RICHARD 501 SEVENTH ST. BOULDER CITY, NEV. STOIKOWITZ, LINDA 1590 KENILWORTH DR. CALUMET CITY, ILL. STOUNE, LAWRENCE 121 N. TAYLOR DECATUR, ILL. STOVER, NANCY 341 N. 15TH ST. MANHATTAN, KANSAS 158 STUART, ANNE 32 VINE BROOK RD. LEXINGTON, MASS. STUJENSKE, RICHARD RFD 1, BOX 126 PESHTIGO, WIS. SWANSONJAMES 1621 CONNELL APPLETON, WIS. SWEARENGENJAMES 1813 28TH ST. TWO RIVERS, WIS. SWEENEY, DANIEL 38 VINTON RD. MADISON, NJ. SWENSEN, ROLF 64 GARDINER ST. DARIEN, CONN. SZITTA, FRANK R.R. 2 BRYANT, WIS. TAGGART, ROBERTA 651 NOD HILL RD. WILTON, CONN. TAYLOR, SHARON BOX 16, RFD 1 CRETE, NEB. TEMPLE, PAUL 2 THOREAU RD. ACTON, MASS. THOMPSONMIAMES CMJ 71 HAWTHORNE RD. BARRINGTON, ILL. THOMPSONJAMES CPD 146 S. WINDSOR AVE. BRIGHTWATERS, N. Y. THOMPSON, ROGER 1048 JUDSON EVANSTON, ILL. TRENT, KATHERINE 2914 RIDGE RD. LANSING, ILL. VALLETTE, GERALD 11 CROFTLEY RD. LUTHERVILLE, MD. VAN DUSEN, ARTHUR 1900 IRVING AVE. S. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. VAN HEURCK, JAN 219 E. HANCOCK APPLETON, wls. VERNON, CHRISTOPHER 2444 HARTREY EVANSTON, ILL. VITALE, GUY 1650 N. BROAD ST. GALESBURG, ILL. VON BEHREN, BARBARA 806 AUGUSTA AVE. ELGIN, ILL. VOSE, VIRGINIA 111 HIGH ST. BROOKLINE, MASS. WAGNER, GLOVER 120 PARK AVE. BRONXVILLE, N. Y. WAITE, DEBORAH 42 PORTLAND PL. ST. LOUIS, MO. WALCOTT, REBECCA 1559 BURBANK RD. WOOSTER, OHIO WALDO, ELIZABETH 625 OAK ST. WINNETKA, ILL. WALLACE, ROBIN R.R. 4, BOX 476 BURLINGTON, WIS. WALTER, ANTHONY 1316 FOX RIVER DR. DE PERE, WIS. WEBER, PATRICIA 304 DEBBIE DR. WAUKESHA, WIS. WHIPPLEJOHN 31 WHEELER RD. N. GRAFTON, MASS. WHITON, WINSOR MAYFLOWER LANE, BOX 158 S. DUXBURY, MASS. WHYTE, GORDON 2720 MICHIGAN BLVD. RACINE, WIS. WIERDSMA, SUSAN 1016 E. LEXINGTON MILWAUKEE, WIS. WILD, ALICE 2000 W. 8 MILE RD. FERNDALE, MICH. WILLEN, BARBARA R.R. 2 DEERING OAKS LANE CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. WILLIAMSMIOHN 3618 NAKOMA RD. MADISON, WIS. WILTERDING, MARK 393 WILLOW LANE MENASHA, WIS. WITTENBERG, RICHARD 4405 HARDING RD. KENOSHA, WIS. WITTENBORG, PETER WAYSIDE INN RD. FRAMINGHAM CENTRE. NIASS wCCNUM,JAN1Es 9309 PLEASANT AVE. CHICAGO 211,111 WOHLT, MARILYNN BOX 154 FREMONT, WIS. WOLFSON, ROBERT 2016 SHERIDAN RD. EVANSTON, ILL. WOOD, COOPER 514 E. NORTH SHIP RD. EXTON, PA. YERGES, TRUDY 5209 LEE AVE. DOWNERS GROVE, ILL. YOSHIURA, HOWARD 2471 MANOA RD. HONOLULU, HAWAII ZIMMERMAN, SUE 103 S. COLLEGE AVE. GENESEO, ILL. ZITEK, DANA 55 GULF ST. CLARENDON HILLS, ILL. AGREN, JANICE 1842 ATKINSON PALATINE, ILL. ANDERSONJOYCE CED FISH CREEK, WIS. ANDERSON, KENNETH CEJ 1117 S. CRESCENT PARK RIDGE, ILL. ANGER, MICHAEL 21123 MENOMINEE DR. OSHKOSH, WIS. ANSORGE, LYNNE WOODLAWN AVE. GILLETT, WIS. AZZIJANE INELSONI 5 LINE ST. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. BARTOL, GEOFFREY 1-166 CANTON AVE. MILTON, MASS. BAUER, BRUCE 735 BOWEN ST. OSHKOSH, WIS. BEADELL, ANTHONY 2052 LINCOLN PARK W. CHICAGO, ILL. BEAUDWAY, NANCY 401 N. KENSINGTON LA GRANGE PK., ILL. BEcKETT,JAMEs 3091,f2 N. DREW APPLETON, WIS. BELDO, MARY 126 E. MICHIGAN MARQUETTE, MICH. BERG, ELIZABETH 12118 HULL TER. EVANSTON, ILL. BERNSTEN, STEPHEN 1206 E. RIVER ST. APPLETON, WIS. 160 Entered 1962 BIGONY, BEATRICE 369 N. SANDUSKY ST. DELAWARE, OHIO BLAIR, STEPHEN 6 LLOYD ST. WINCHESTER, MASS. BLOMGREN, ALAN 517 FIFTH AVE. S. VIRGINIA, MINN. BOOTH, BONNIE NAPERVILLE RD. BARTLETT, ILL. BRAUN, THOMAS 531 N. BATEMAN ST. APPLETON, WIS. BUCHHOLTZ, CURTIS BOX 35 POY SIPPI, WIS. BURNHAM, BRUCE -133 MAIN ST. BATAVIA. ILL. BLTRRAGE, NICHOLAS KETTLEDRUM MANCHESTER, MASS. BUSCH. PATRICIA 235 KENNICOTT ARLINGTON HGTS., ILL. CASTELLANET, GAYLE -1111 E. WASHINGTON APPLETON, WIS. CASTELLANET, MARK 410 E. WASHINGTON APPLETON. WIS. CERNY, ANN JUAN ISIDROJIMENEZ 6 SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC CHOATE, CHRISTINA 8817 MARSEILLES DETROIT, UIC I CHRISTENSEN, KAY 6617 EL MONTE PRAIRIE VILLAGE, KANS COGAN, ANN 30 CLARK ST. BELMONT, MASS. COOPER,A.1jEANET'1'EJ P.O. BOX 891 TUSKECEE INSTITUTE. A LA B A MA CORNELISON, MARGARET 5105 ALDRICH AVE. S. MINNEAPOLIS, M INN. COUNTRYMAN, THOMAS 1525 POST AVE. ROCKFORD, ILL. COVENTRY, DALE 1105 N. HARVARD RD. ARLINGTON HCTS., ILL. CREMER, BONNIE 075 WOODLAND DR. SUN PRAIRIE, WIS. CUSIC, DAVID 273 NLTTALL RD. RIVERSIDE, ILL. CYRLTS, LEANDER S25 E. ALTON APPLETON, WIS. DANCEY, BARBARA 835 N. CREENFIELD AVE. VVAUKESHA, Wls. DAVIS, DEANNA 780 MAIN ST. GLEN ELLYN, ILL. ,JAMES DAVIS 506 E. PRAIRIE WHEATQN, ILL. DAVIS, MURIEL 1014 SJACKSON GREEN BAY, WIS. DAWES, WILLIAM 424 W. WASHINGTON ST. MARENGO, ILL. DAY, SUSAN 27 N. ROAD CLENS FALLS, NEW YORK DE ROSSETRIAMES 270 HOLMES AVE. CLARENDON HILLS, ILL DODGE, WHITNEY 111 HESKETH ST. CHEVYCHASE, MD. DOWNINC, ANN 1416 S. PARK SPRINGFIELD, ILL. IIL'Nc:,xN,,IoIIN Img N. MAIN NI' wHR,x'I'oN, ILL. DUNCAN, MARY 7628 WASIIINCTON BLVD RIVER FORES'1',1LL. E.1xs'IIx1.fxN,,IoHN Box 5711,RIf1J3 EIJGLRIUN, WIS. EATON, SUANNE 1909 KIEST AVE. NORTHBROOK, ILL. EDGE, WILLIAM 5731 N. SHORE DR. MILWAL'KEE,W1S. EDSTROM. THOMAS 216 LAKE PARK DR. WINONA, MINN. ENGELBERT, STEVEN 2207 3RD AVE. S. W. ROCHESTER, MINN. FAY, MARY 1820 MOUND RD. JACKSONVILLE, ILL. FELLMAN, DANIEL 4909 N. ARDMORE AVE. MILWAUKEE,W1S. FINE, DAVID 1838 HOLLISTER AVE. OSHKOSH, WIS. FRANK, MARGUERITE 193 ORCHARD ST. ELMHURST, ILL. FRATCHER, NANCY 3330 N. 96TH MILWAUKEE, WIS. FRIEDMAN, NEIL 4043 N. LARKIN MILWAUKEE, WIS. . af Q, -X- ,f,. ..,.,,f'4 . W.. vt.-X , W.. --al. 0 ,. L. ,-' ,, . .U W .. Q ,W .A V-, .Aw .-, , V , U35 L..,. 6 M, , A iw., n my M, , -E L, -an ,V A- ..-. - mg .. .L , Zwvzswa-',.w ' FULLER, MARGARET 2611 VAN LOON RD. LA CROSSE, WIS. GLASER, SUSAN 560 GRAND RIVER ADA, MICHIGAN GLIDDEN, DAVID 617 CARLISLE RD. BATAVIA, ILL. GLIDDEN, MARCIA R.R. 1 QBIG CEDAR LAKED SLINGER, WIS. GRAY, DAVID 3025 MARY AVE. E. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH GREGERSON, STEVEN 1321 OAKWOOD DR. ANOKA, MINN. RIFFIN, DAVID 2239 GRANDVIEW PL. GLENVIEW, ILL. GUEQUIERRE, HOLLY 2383 N. 102ND ST. WAUWATOSA, WIS. HAIGES, ROBERTA 2019 S. 25TI-I BROADVIEW, ILL. HANSEN, ROBERT 5155 N. PALISADES RD. MILWAUKEE, WIS. HARDING, TOEHL 15912 S. E. 8TH BELLEVUE, WASH. I-IAROUTUNIANJOSEPI-I 4801 S. KIMBARK CHICAGO, ILL. HASELDEN, ALICE 729 CENTRAL ST. EVANSTON, ILL. HEDIN, THOMAS 725 W. 6TH ST. RED WING, MINN. HILL, MARILYN 2255 PRAIRIE AVE. BELOIT, WIS. I62 HO, MELVIN 411 LARCH AVE. S. SAN FRANCISO, CALIF. HOCHKAMMER, WILLIAM ROUTE 3 MANITOWOC, WIS. HOFFMAN, EDWARD 1021 N. KNIGHT AVE. PARK RIDGE, ILL. HOLINGER, ALICE 1008 E. 7TH ST. PLAINFIELD, N.uI. HOLLANDER, MARILYN 810 KENT ST. WAUSAU, WIS. HOOS, BETTY 1206 E. S. RIVER ST. APPLETON, WIS. HOWELLS, SUSAN 1433 OAKCREST CT. APPLETON, WIS. HUNN, ROBERT 101 N. 2ND ST. TOMAHAWK, WIS. ISELY, CHRISTIAN 1230 ELMWOOD PL. DEERFIELD, ILL. ISHIKAWAJOHN 445 LUAKINI ST. HONCLLILU, HAWAII JACKSON, DONALD 6121 BIRCHCREST DR. MINNEAPOLIS 24, MINN. JACOB, SHARYN 601 N. RCSEDALE CT. GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN JAMIESON, CHARLES 309172 N. DREW APPLETON, WIS. LIANISCH, GAIL-SUE 9028 S. ALBANY AVE. EVERGREEN PK., ILL. JERONIMUS, MICHAEL 2508 E. FIRST ST. DULUTH, MINN. JOHNSON, WILLIAM 1T.1 417 WL C ST. IRON MOUNTAIN, MICH. KIOHNSRUD, CAROL 35111 E. INNER DR. HIBBING, MINN. JOHNSTON, BONNIE 32111 W. OWASSO BLVD. ST. PAUL, MINN. KAISER, HENRY 311111 ANDREASEN DR. LAFAYETTE, CAL. KALBFUS, BANNER 8611 OAK SPRING RD. LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. KARLEN, DELMAR GARRISON-ON- HUDSON, NEW YORK KESSELRING, ANN 113 LAHART RD. IPOH, PERAK, MALAYSI KISSLINGER, PHILLIP 1747 N. RACINE APPLETON, WIS. KLINE, PETER RFD 3 WAUSAU, WIS. KNIPEJAMES 611 E. SCOTT CHICAGO. ILL. KOUDELIK, KERRY 7113 BRUNS DR. RHINELANDER, WIS. KROOS, PATRICK 226 MICHIGAN AVE. SHEBOYGAN, WIS. LANDFRIED, STEVEN 6811BRIARCLIFF DR. AURORA, OHIO LARSEN, PRISCILLA 1118 REED ST. GREEN BAY, WIS. LEE, GREGORY 6 MAPLEWOOD GENESEO, ILL. LEE, MICHAEL 6836 N. YATES RID. MILWAUKEE, WIS. LEIGHJOSEPH 441 NORTH AYE. AURORA, ILL. LERCHEN, ANNE 951'1W'ADDINGTON RD. BIRMINGHAM, MICH. LIM, RICHARD 21117 MAUNA PL. HONOLULU, HAWAII LINDSAY, DANIEL BOX 77, ROUTE 1 WAYZATA, MINN. LORD, CHARLES 6 WESTBURY RD. GARDEN CITY, N. Y. 11 LUTZ, GORDON 711 HARTLEY AVE. PRINCETON, MCDONALD, SANDRA 58118 HALIFAX AVE. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. MCDONALD, WILLIAM 616 SPRUCE ST. MARQUETTE, MICH. McGREGOR, BRUCE 385 SANTA CLARA AVE. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. MACGREGOR, KATHLEEN 285 LINDEN ST, FOND DU LAC, WIS, MAFFIA, ANNETTE 79511 CLYDE AVE. CHICAGO, ILL. MALUEG, ROBERT 1412 W. PROSPECT AVE. APPLETON, WIS. MANHEIM, BRUCE 3311 E. 33RD ST. NEW YORK, NEW YORK MARTIN, RICHARD NORTHWOOD DR. ROCHESTER, MINN. MI'1'1'TLING,CARI.A H16 WHEATON AVE. WHEATON, ILL. METZGER, PHILIP 4900 TOMAHAWK RD. PRAIRIE VILLAGE. KAN. MOORE, FRANKLIN QIAY1 9356 s. HAMILTON AVE. CHICAGO, ILL. MORRISON. DAVID 1101 WASHINGTON ST. LOCKPORT, ILL. MURPHY, ELBRIDGE 208 ARROWHEAD DR. GREEN BAY, WIS. NEAL, EILEEN 5708 55TH AVE. KENOSHA, WIS. NEMACHECK, NED 1332 BLAINE AVE. RACINE, WIS. NEWMAN, COURTLAND 3400 W. CALHOUN BLVD. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. NICKEL, RICHARD 1535 GROTON RD. S. E. E. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. NORDEEN, FREDERIC 7109 TRALEE DR. EDINA, MINN. NORDLAND, ROBERT 4852 EWING AVE. S. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. NYE, NANCY BOX 537, ROUTE 1 EXCELSIOR, MINN. OAKDALE, ROGER 317 EDGEMONT LANE PARK RIDGE, ILL. OGDIEJAMES I 10110 HUNIBUI-,DT BLOOMINGTON, MINN. ORTHMANN, NAN mo 6TH AVE. ANTIGO, WIS. 164 OSWALD, PATRICIA 2451 RIVERWOODS RD. DEERFIELD, ILL. PAINTER, ELIZABETH 1310 S. SIXTH ST. LAMAR, COLO. PATTERSONJANICE WESTWOOD R. R. 3 MT. PLEASANT, IOWA PAUNIKIUDITH 5901 UPTON AVE. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. PECHMAN, FAWN 411 W. WISCONSIN AVE. KAUKAUNA, WIS. PERNOT. SHEILA 36 SIXTEENTH ST. CLINTONVILLE, WIS. PI3TEIzs,JOHN 152 MAIN ST. NAN'rLIc:I4I3'I1 MASS. PLEHN, CLARE 1517 WOODSIDE DR. NEW BERLIN, WIS. PRINGLE, FREDERICK 504 E. DIVISION ST. ITASCA, ILL. RAND, ROBERT 1811 N. E. 59TH ST. FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA RATH, EDWARD 4500 W. ANTHONY DR. MILWAUKEE, WIS. REAY, WILLIAM 1359 EDGCUMBE RD. ST. PAUL, MINN. REMLEY, DAVID 306 N. WILLIAMS ANAMOSA, IOWA RENDALL, DAVID 360 RUBY ST. CLARENDON HILLS, ILL. RHOADES, KAY 1206 E. S. RIVER ST. APPLETON, WIS. RHOADES, LYMAN 1206 E. SOLTH RIVER APPLETON, WIS. ROAHENJAMES 517 4TH E. FT. ATKINSON, WIS. RoB1aRTsoN.,1,xc1K 5113 BROAD ST. x1ENAsHA, WIS. R0DNEY,,1U1JV1'H 6 PHEASANT RUN DEKALB, ILL. ROSENBERC, DENNIS R.R.1,BOX1-12 ABRAMS, WIS. ROWE, CHANDLER 1W.1 3708 LLRLINE DR. HONOLL'LL', HAWAII RUDI, MILTON 532 SUSAN RD. ST. LOLIS, MO. RLDOLPH. CHARLES 742 E.-IOHN ST. APPLETON,W1S. RUTZ, HENRY 3250 FOND DLT LAC RD. OSHKOSH, WIS, sALTER,1Ax1Es 121.16 s. RIVER ST. APPLETON. WIS, SALTZMAN, MARK 70 E. 10TH ST. NEW YORK, N.Y. SANTOSE, CHARLES 9306 GLENWOOD TRAIL BRECKSVILLE, OHIO SCHAFER, MARGARET 236 WA LN UT ST. CLINTONVILLE, WIS. SCHELHORN, MARY YEISER DRIVE SAVANNAH, TENN. SCHNEIDER, MIEANNE 5757 KENWOOD CHICAGO, ILL. SCIIOENWETTER. ROBERT 125 W. WATER ST. BEAVER DAM, WIS. SCHROEDER, TRLDY 772 PLEASANT LANE MENAS11A,WIS. SHAHLR. SALLY 11S S. MILITARY RD. FOND DL' LAC.W1S. SHALLAT, PIIILLIP S18 RECQENT ST. MADISON, WIS. s11IiRx1.xx,1.fxNE wr3s'1'c1N Rn. wr:s'1'c1N, QUNN. SIDWELL. CAROLYN 41441 N. BELL AYE. CHICACO, ILL. SKINNER, DONALD 426 E. ROBERTSON PALATINE, ILL. sx1I'IWH, BARBARA 9207 W. TENNYSON DR. M1LWAL'REE,WIS, SMITII, TERESA 7 SMYRNA HOLLTON, MAINE SMITS, RICHARD S05 LAWE ST. KALTKAUNA, WIS. SODERCREN, KRISTINE 8013 MYRTLE LANE ROCRFORD, ILL. SPOFFORD, WILLIAM 114 CARLYLE CIRCLE INDIAN BLLFF ISLAND PALM HARBOR, FLA. STAMPS, DAVID 109 S. PROSPECT AVE. CLARENDON HILLS, ILL. STEFFENMIEFFREY 1317 N. 3RD ST. SHEBOYGAN, WIS. STEINMETZ, THOMAS 356 LISBON AVE. MENASHA, WIS. STERN, ALAN S216 S. PAXTON CHICAGO, ILL. STEVEN, LUCINDA 631lSADDLEW'OOD LANE HOUSTON, TEX. STONE, RICHARD 121 FRANK ST. GENESEO, ILL. STLART, GEORGE 356 BEACON DR. BELVIDERE, ILL. TANOUYE, GARY 2133 KAOHL' ST. WAILLKU MAUI, HAWAII TERRY, ELISE STILL RIVER RD. HARVARD, MASS. THRANOW, ELIZABETH 1941 CHURCH ST. WALWATOSA, WIS. TOWNSEND, SYDNEY BOX 367 BALBOA, CANAL ZONE TURNERJOHN EAST VALLEY ALFRED STATION, Y. VASCONCELLOS, MARY 916 ALSTIN PARK RIDGE, ILL. VEDDETLJQHN 1l11111W'.FIFTI-I ST. MARSHFIELD, WIS. VIRTUE, MARTHA 926 SHERIDAN ST. YPSILANTI, MICH. WAGNER, WILLIAM 419 S. TERRACE ST. DELAVAN, WIS. WALKOVITZ, DAN 1346 KEARNEY DENVER, COLO. WALTER, DAVID 2711 WHITEGATE DR. FORT WAYNE, IND. 166 WATSON, JANET 22 PLEASANT LAKE RD. sT. PAUL 11.l,MINN. WAWAK, SUSANNE 261 ABERDEEN DR. BARRINGTON, ILL. WEBER, GRETCHEN 515 MICHIGAN AVE. SHEBOYGAN, WIS. WEEKS, CAROL 41.19 TILTON PK. DR. DE KALB, ILL. WELLSJOHN 6 BARNES ST. PROVIDENCE, R. I. WETHERELL, BARBARA 7416AjL'NIPER DR. 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Injuries to key personnel did handicap the Vikings all season. Equipped with a balanced line and slotback formation, the Vikes placed more emphasis than in past years on a passing attack. On October 10, quarterback Dennis Koskelin accounted for all of Lawrence's scoring against Knox, when the Lawrentians won their only home game of the season. At the end of the month the blue and white gridders rebounded from a 14-7 halftime deficit to a 34-20 victory over the Scots of Mon- mouth. Sophomore fullback jerry Gatzke lead the attack with 96 yards in 25 tries. The first conference game was played at Northfield, Min- nesota, where the hometown gridders charged past the Vikes 20-0. Injuries to Mike Anger, Jay Hoover, and Jack Robertson had already weakened the Viking line, The battles with the two other Wisconsin teams in the Midwest Conference were also heartbreakers. The Rip- on Redmen and the Beloit Buccaneers marched over the Viking on both Homecoming and Dad's day. The close of the 1964 season marked the end of a brilliant football career for Bernie Heselton at the age of sixty-one. During his twenty- seven years at Lawrence, he won six undisputed titles in eleven years. His Lawrence teams of the past decade have been feared for their abilities to upset teams more highly-rated. The Vikes were able to be the Hspoilersw of the Conference, because Heselton could get even mediocre teams ready physically, mentally, and psychologically for the important games. Although Heselton did not want to retire, he felt it would benefit his successor, Ron Roberts, to start in the new stadium with an incoming freshman class that has been considered one of the best Lawrence has seen in years. Heselton has left his stamp on Lawrence athletics and in the Mid-West Conference record books. Twenty-eight varsity letters were awarded to the Viking Gridders. Gary Kussow, the 1964 captain, was named the Most Valuable Line- man and Dennis Koskelin received a trophy as Most Valuable Back . Halfback Bob Schoenwetter and tackle Jack Robertson were elected as co-captains for the 1965 Vikings. Succeeding Bernie Heselton as the Viking mentor will be Ronald Rob- erts, who compiled an outstanding record while coaching in Chicago. After being Heselton's chief assistant for two seasons, Roberts has been given control of the Lawrence football machinery. Roger Merb of Ohio University will become the new assistant coach. A young Lawrence cross country team, captained by the lone senior on the squad, Bob Bonnewitz, shook off repeated injuries through the dual meet schedule to compile a 5-3 record. Vike hopes for a high Finish in the Conference meet were shattered when injuries to number one runner and Whiting field record holder, Kim Dammers, proved more disabling than expected. In spite of a courageous effort, Kim had to run at much less than full potential. Although co-captain elect, Henry Kaiser, and retiring captain, Bob Bonewitz, also put forth spirited performance, the Vikings placed sixth in the Conference meet. Composed of those athletes who have earned Varsity awards the Lawrence Lettermen's Association financially supports other activities Money for the cheerleaders and for the awards given in the xauous Varsity sports is obtained by the lettennen from the sale of freshman beanies, homecoming programs, advertising blotters, and refreshments at the games. 1964-65 President, Dennis Koskelin tumed the Gavel over to incoming president Curtis Buchholtz. Tim Knabe, Todd 'Vlitch ell, and Jack Robertson had served as officers under Koskelin. Robert son, Ned Nemacheck, and Bill Benowicz will assist Buchholtz as vice president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. If the potential of the Class of 1968 should develop, Lawrence will regain its athletic supremacy. The class contains athletes who will surely be pushing the veterans for starting berths in all sports. In foot- ball, Co-captains Gary Hietpas and Cliff Goerke lead the freshmen to a 1-2 record. Steve Simon, Dennis Kirchoff, and Brian Bock should figure into Lawrence's basketball future. In swimming the freshmen class has Peter House, who broke six individual and two relay records, Ken Melnick, John Sanders, and Hugh Dennison. Neil Russel, Jerry Nightingale, and Bill Mittlefehldt will probably move into positions on the Viking grappling squad, while Pat Kenney and Wayne Bass should be advantageous to the tennis team. A devoted group of highly spirited Lawrentians always in attendance at every home basketball and football game, the cheerleaders served the University as rneritoriously as any varsity letterman. In order to be a member of this group, a Lawrentian undergoes a series of try-outs be- fore a board of judges during exhausting competition. Linda Buchanan, Marcia Glidden, Sherry Howenstine, Ruth Marrs, and Kathy Wilson were named for the squad. Alternates were Candy jones. Chi Meredith, and Lesley Lynn Opel. Of this year's squad, 196-1-65, jane Tibbetts and Karen Kress were lost for 1965-66 through graduation. N NY ,MX .pens 4 x . ss-.3-s' 4. uf ' .. .mx -N ... -i 'hx war 76 ' sf. .Q F , . J sw Arr ' 4 -'T' 1--Q 'Q' Cv :' A qu., . 1 fi-fa. N- - 1 ' ' E. A , 35,5 .,, VV 1.4 Wy .ss P di'-' rf' V N 2- , r, MT' 'fig ,- . , mf . ' f ' -Wm 5.3 .. .- , af. , .... in A , , A 'a 'nl I -. jf- Q .1 ' , Missa, S I 4 .4 V' .-if 'af M, .. f - , f 5? ,?fz.:g, ' . V' f ' : ' , L+ -' -1 W ,. 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' ' fiff-'24 rn- .3 .:, '4',:.'q V . ,Sw .A jiyr- 4' I .f Pg . -I,-'Q jmf.f'., ' , -- K., xii : . ' , sf- ..f,g.- .- gm-.L A J fu il- . 1- T -L V' k k ' , ,M ,xm,r,.T aww x , f:-A. K 4 gnu -:-::1'5.,., ' .'. '5r:,T34' W-A - ,, .c.s--N'--iw., 1 f, --. .ff if-A .. , ,-. fn It .V A., 5 '43, ,fffg-LW 1 '93 ---A an -A A - 5 The temptation to experiment with the publishing of a small magazine was apparently irresistable. Several students in fields of social science developed Survey KA Student journal of Social Sciencej from a stray idea by Dave Beam. Seeing the common elements within the various fields of social science-anthropology, psychology, history, government, economics and certain facets of philosophy-the staff realized that stu- dents in any one Held can benefit by discoveries in another. The Survey staff explored these relationships, presenting a magazine consisting of major papers and tutorials which were recommended to the staff by professors. In an arrangement with station YVBAY, Lawrence's FM radio station WFLM began broadcasting CBS national and international daily news reports. Lowell Thomas and Phil Rizzutio with news and sports, and the commentary World Tonightn were added programs. Also, the station's plans to tackle the problem of becoming less community and more campus oriented were finalized in the preparations for adding an AM circuit to the 1965-66 budget. The staff, headed by Jim Kauffman, organized itself with production managers to insure full coverage of campus events and a variety of creative endeavors. Programs, which expanded this year to include weather reports, ranged from timely tapes sent by the National As- sociation of Educational Broadcasters to classical music or operas and jazz. Monthly program timings appeared in the Cuff' Sheet, a small bulletin sold throughout Appleton: and the station received new weekly coverage in the Lazcrcntian, in a column aimed at announcing the highlights of the week. Special programs from the University, such as Freshman studies lectures and the Community Forum on City Plan- ning, were taped and later broadcast over WVLFM. Paradoxically, while The Contributor, traditional outlet for student artwork and literature, suffered from a lack of material, another group of Lawrentians initiated a magazine in an attempt to spur The Con- tributor toward greater activity. The Expcrinzcntal appeared as a mimeographed annual, containing material from students at Reed, Michigan and Rollins College, as well as Lawrence. The concept of the staff is to eventually develop a magazine with contacts at wide- spread locations which will offer new comparisons in student writing. A main difhculty of The Contributor staff was the hesitation on the part of the student body to turn in manuscripts. A general misunder- standing about The Contributor standards was heightened by advertis- ments of The Expcrinzmztal which called for less formal and more untraditional material, leading students to believe that classical perfection was expected by The Contributor, Although the established Law- rence literary magazine does set certain standards, the board, and particularly Tony Dodge, poetry editor, was prepared to offer criticisms and suggestions, along with time for rewriting. Enough uraterial was available, however, for the staff of Thr' Contributor to compile an an- nual spring issue, while the literary contest winning entries were saved for a fall issue. Revealing the growing awareness of the so-called art film, the large attendance at the Lawrence Film Classics' showing of Knife in the Water, one of the most recent movies selected, strenghtened the Boards hopes. The Film Classics program has presented American and foreign films for the past fifteen years, and only this year have the efforts of the co-Chairmen Maija Dreimane and Gordon Lutz been publicly reward- ing. Ticket sales providing the only means of support. the organization attempts annually to complement the offerings at the local theatres. With films ranging in attitudes from the parable message of Cocteau's The Beauty and the Bvaxt, Mae West's and W. C. Fields' Aly Liltlw C1ZiEkdd6'L', and the enduring Japanese sense of hopelessness in The Balij, the selections reached at all established tastes while initiating many to different styles. Because the 1965 fall concert of the Lawrence Symphony Orchestra was the first university performance in the newly-remodeled chapel, the group played Beethoven's Corzvvrreaiiorz of the Home Ozwrtzzrr and Verne Reynolds Celebration 0zwrtzm'. At the annual production of Handel's zllessialz the Lawrence Symphony played under the direc- tion of Kenneth Byler together with the Lawrence Choral Society un- der LaVahn Maesch: a collaboration renewed for the first time since 1939. During the winter tenn the Lawrence Chamber Urchestral. a group selected from the Symphony, perfomied, and one of the 'high- lights of the program was the Vaugh-iVilliams Concerto Grosso for Three String Orrlzvxlras, which utilized the string sections from Ap- pleton junior and senior high schools. An education-service program came from the Conservatory with the National Milsic fraternity and sorority PMA and SAI demonstrations of musical instruments to the city grade school children. The choral groups associated with the Con- servatory. the Mens and Womens Choruses. directed by Daniel Sparks and Kfaria Taniguchi, performed an original work in their 1965 Spring recital with illixm Breeisfa short mass composed by Mr. Ming. The traditional freshman drama organization, Heelers. was com- bined for 1965-66 with the upperelass Sunset Players: to fomi the Law- rence University Theatre Company. Heelers. has been an organization giving the new students an opportunity to learn theatrical skills-on and off-stage and in the shop. The next step has always been Sunset Players-hours were earned in Heelers to fit the entrance require- ments. The Sunset Players, headed by Jack Swanson this year. was a more unified organization: a reward for theatrical services, with oe- casional guest speakers. The Lawrence University Company intends to further the unity of the groups, and have available for productions more experienced crew participantsfby including upperelassmen and freshmen together, the members themselves can instruct each other without the extra burden on the crew heads. 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'55 K ' -Vx ' VV- '..' .JV-'X'VT'7 ' w-.4 1. , ,Af ' 'i -,XL-fi 'VV VVVVVV V.. . ,Vw XX' IX, N s Vg, xxx, N x,- 715 X' 7 -..x V.,..,k,..V X, ,J 'X-'B ,X x Nm.3P ,V R, X ,- Z ,E rkf, .5f',' ,V X 'l, ,V7'VVX,' T 'I V ' ff,-T 'Ks X- V A f '- X-CT V Vf-ag,--V ' V :iq ,x , ' -V' 'VV 51V Q- ,'-V' -' ' 1,9 , -v V ' -- , ' V' VJ Lf K-if ,.2+ 2 K' ' '17 ,,L,A1:, 'lfiw rm 5 A , , . 1 -.iN,.L.' .5-vxx . , .L V . ,. V M -'Vfxx . -g ggiwyi iwx .V V?-fx Basketball Coach Clyde Rusk has tenned the 1964-65 season The year of progress. Although the Viking Cagers finished only one game better than last year. a 7-11 record as compared to 6-12, much pro- gress was made. The Vikes won seven of their nine games at home, losing only to Carleton and the Conference champs, Cornellls Rams. Three of the team's members were in the top sixteen in scoring and Lawrence was the only team that had three players average over 15 points per game. Earl Hoover averaged 16.8, while Tom Steinmetz had an average of 16.5 and Dick Schultz had a 15.0 average. Hoover lead the team in rebounds, was elected captain, and was selected for all conference second team. Steinmetz netted 362 points for the season and was picked as i'Most Valuable Player . Mike O'Fallon won the free-throw trophy that was awarded by Coach Rusk for the best per- centage of free-throws made. Progress was also seen in the perform- ances of Gordon Bond and jim Swanson. The injured Bill Prange and Rick Kroos often came off the bench to spring the Vikes into the lead or to take charge during a tight situation. After the Christmas vacation the Lawrence Cage team had a 1-3 record and a second place in the Lawrence Holiday Basketball Tourna- ment under their belts. A week later the Vikes had earned a 3-3 record by knocking off previously undefeated Coe 75-72 and sneaking past Beloit 62-60. The double weekend win marked the first time in two years that the Vikes had dual victories. The Kohawks failed to come back after having threatened by tieing the Vikings at 48 all. Earl Hoover's 25 points and Tom Steinmetz's 19 points proved to be too much for Coe. Although Tom Steinmetz and Bill Prange were unable to play, the Vikings still won their last game at home for the season. Mike O'Fal- lon paced the Vikes with 23 points and Dick Schultz followed with 19. Rick Kroos hit for 11 points and Phil Strong put 9 points on the Law- rence scoreboard. The Vikes survived a see-saw battle to dump Grin- nell 87--77 by slowing clown their offense and putting a man-to-rnan press on the Pioneers. Led by co-captains Dan Foster and Chuck Lenz, Coach Gene Davis' Lawrence swimming team placed fifth at the Midwest Conference swimming meet at Carleton College. The defending champion Vikes failed to keep their title, but still performed admirably. Dan Foster won the diving competition for the third yearg Larry Wlilson placed third in the diving: Nick Vogel came in fifth in the 200-yard breast- stroke, behind fourth place John Issac: Fred Nordeen finished fifth in the 200-yard butterfiy. The 400-yard medley relay team of Issac. Nor- deen, Todd Mitchell and Tom Thomas finished fourth. In dual meets the Vikes closed with a 1-8 record. The foundation was laid in 1964, the house was built in 1965 and we are going to move into it in 1966 said Coach Ron Roberts about the Lawrence wrestling team at the Wiriter Sports Banquet I 1965 'fthe house was built as the dual meet stood at four mins and three losses with twenty points and three places after the Conference match. Lead by Captain Bert Hansen, Lawrence's grapplers outpomted the University of Chicago, Ripon, Beloit, and Knox. Sophomore Rich Agness, who was undefeated in dual competition, won a silvei medal at the Conference for placing second in the 177 pound division eirx Gatzke, another sophomore, placed third- in the 191 pound dixision with a 1:20 minute ping while senior Jesse Oden settled for a fouith in the 123 pound class after a tough match. -.-nf-nmunuuu XF' Ni IWW ' Q , .-,'u- 1 --I - rw -1- ra-4. find Q... .- ww., f-- '-fr 7' X. -:mf .Af V Im. -STL, K, ' ' 7.f.qq.N -f' ...,14g-A . nf - .- L' N, 5 .1 x, . .r Kil- f,. sl .Q 2 1 2. f '11 '. 'i ef '9 2 aw? r :,: ? . DBBERRY ' f Frnsrdcnl SHAW 4' 'Mn Ffa-nz-fin? LEVERENZ if lflffkl it UI -J. xQ'fE,i :HQ 1-V,-f 'A'. ... ,Q -,-.- .oz-': -v--. -, v.'.-. - f .,,, , ,.,V ' A. 1. 0 . , 4 .1-1 3 Qi A f Q ' X - ip 4 . 4. ,, ,,2,,,.1E:5:::-, 3 . 6' 1 rw 4 ' C . 1135? -' , , - . - 3 H' 'Kr 44:64 A CHOICE x w ff ffgf, r'7 9 , ,gm 1 N i i I I . -.sf --:S Q r Q- . . 4 . f -1. 1 -'. .X -1. X, , fI- I- I AZ I - I I II.: , 5 .LTI 1, X X- -IIJII Qing . If If., II . 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R3 -,-' V --J xI 5. . , f'1 . f - ,T ffifikl 5 4 -75. r LI---X1 ...pix '.g,,I A Lf: .. 4 . - 1 befall'-ff'i' 2 1:31:15 ., si: E522 y2E5E',r,E5:' '1 :S2f.1.5 'f5.:: age:-.sg ' 1 ' f , 32222.22 -I 'I' 1535:-, I Q- L. -. :E:'ff- -5211 1 I '-: -: V2 'Iw-.-2:Af-1 rzrfss-2222.223 .: 'f2E?!E . .. .,.., A .5 , 1:5 QFSQ 1 w The Viking tennis team was supposed to have been in a building year, although they compiled a string of seven dual meet victories and only three defeats. Seniors Dave Cooper and John Bertram were assisted by sophomores Tom Thomas and Bob Bletzinger in securing fourth place at the Conference meet. Each Vike won his first match but lost during the semi-finals. The doubles teams of Cooper-Bertram and Bletzinger-Thomas also won the first-round matches but lost the semi- finals. lVet grounds and snow caused the disappointing delay of the baseball season. But the delay was not the only disappointing element. The Vikes looked solid enough with eight lettermen and two experienced pitchers and they split their first double header with Beloit. Co-captains Steve Bernsten and Mike O'Neill turned in excellent performances in the field and at the plate. In spite of the hopeful start, and the out- standing plays against Carleton by Jim Lynum, the Lawrence baseball team finished with a 2-6 conference record. After ending the season with an undefeated dual match record the Viking golf team finished in ninth place at the Conference meet. Tom Hedin led the first day's golfing with a 72 and shot a 77 on the second day for a 149 total which earned him sixth place among all contenders. Eric Schulenberg, Larry Newman, Harley Holt and Bob Kadarauch scored in the low l60's. Aiding the top five golfers during dual meet competition were Mike Katz and Gus Murphy. The Viking Cindermen posted 18 points at the Conference track meet and earned fifth place. Dick Schultz scoredvllh points by winning the broad jump with a 23 foot IM inch leap, which established a new school recordg taking second in the 100-yard dashg and fourth on the mile relay team. Other members of the mile relay team were Henry Kaiser Captain Bob Bonewitz, and Chuck Porter. Porter placed third IH the quarter mile with a 50.5 second time and managed a fifth position in the 220-yard sprint. Dave Crowell added a point to the Lawrence total by scoring with a fifth place berth in the pole vault event Defending Conference pole vault champion Bob Pepper had a disappointing afternoon as he failed to vault l2'6 , the height at which he had chosen to enter the competition. Tripling the fleet at Neenah. and thereby bringing the total number of boats to eighteen, the Sailing Club continued to expand its modest start three years ago. Over one hundred Lawrentians participated in the various phases of the Club's activities this year. with over half of this number leaming to sail through the beginning program. Every Saturday afternoon the beginners were instructed by more advanced members of the Club: while on Sundays. the advanced sailors took to the lake. From the advanced classes qualified members were chosen to skipper boats in the intercollegiate program. In the fall, Lawrence participated in two regattas. placing fourth in a field of eight at the Cary Price ln- vitational at Michigan. At Wisconsin the team took a third against nine other teams. This spring Lawrence sailors finished fifth out of ten at an ice-breaker at Detroit, while placing third at Marquette. Also during the spring Lawrence hosted the area elimination for the Mid- west Intercollegiate Sailing Association championship, where Bob Dun- can and Thompson sailed to a first place. At the championship Murray Nelson and Jim Thompson finished in a tie for fourth with Wisconsin. After -ll years of service to Lawrence University. Arthur C. Denney died suddenly on Christmas Eve. He was director of recreation and physical education, a position still held at his death. He was educated at La Crosse and Columbia. During his coaching years. Art Denney's duties included: track coach for 36 years, cross country for 34, and basketball for 19. He piloted three championship and one runner-up teams in basketball, live championship track teams. and six top cross country teams. His name will be forever linked with the winning tradi- tion of Lawrence University varsity sports. But that is not all Art Denney contributed to Lawrence, In addition to his pioneering efforts in the Midwest Collegiate Conference. he de- veloped and directed the recreational program and the intramural pro- gram at Lawrence. Sailing. skiing. curling. horseback riding. soccer. and karate were all supervised by Art Denney. In 1964. he was awarded the M.A. ad eundum by Lawrence. A plaque will soon be placed in Alexander Gym to commemorate Arthur C. Denney, a devoted Law- rentian. Moving backwards from Frisch's message about Hitler's Germany in Bivdcrmann and the Firrbugs, to the beginning of modern theatre with Ibsen's Thr Wild Duck, and concluding with the pander's paradisel' of Gay's The Beggafx Operaq the major productions paused at three eras of social comment in drama. In the fall production of Biedermann, the experimental theatre and a two-storied set designed by John Davis created the appropriate at- mosphere. jonathan La Farge and Elizabeth Wlurm as the title char- acter and his wife brought out the universality of their parts, turning Biedermann into Everyman. P. K. Allen and Gordon Lutz, as Schnitz and Eisenring, successfully portrayed the subtlety of intruders who insidiously gain power. Marti Virtue as the maid and Phillip Shallat as the old PHD each controlled their characters and, with the frozen- faced, rubber-booted firemen, furthered Frisch's Nazi allegory. F. Theodore Gloak's direction of the cast determined the pervasive tone of the drama, leaving the audience wondering: Gould it happen again? . The winter production of The Wild Duck reached a height for the play, one scene topped another in spectacle in The Baggafs Opera. The problems of mankind, which were so seriously probed in the other two plays were the basis for Gay's play also-only here they becarne objects of satire. The extravagence and behavior which Gay attacked were evident in the costumes, the sets, and even the characters. Phil- lip Shallat's Macf-Ieath, a complete and most satisfying portrayal, was that of a tame rogue in comparison to the scheming Lockit, David Streit, and Peachum, Jack Swanson, and even Mrs. Peachum, Rebecca Johnson, and Mrs. Trapes, Maya Duesberg. Lucy Lockit, Marti Virtue, and Polly Peachum, Pat Anderson, carried their parts as rivaling wives convincingly. The gang members and the whores added strong char- acters and entertaining diversions to the plot. David Mayer's direction brought the humor to every edge of the stage and beyond, where a small pit orchestra enhanced the tone of the opera without overpower- ing the singers. Although an attack of fog attempted to prevent the first Lawrence College Bowl team from reaching O'Hare airport. the team arrived in New York, successfully enough to return four times. Coached by Mr. Daniel Arnaud. team members Nick Vogel, captain, Tom Verich, Gordan Taylor, and Ralph W'hitehead retired Lawrence undefeated at the end of the University's first appearance on the General Electric television program. During the practice sessions before showtime, the Lawrence team developed the relaxed atmosphere displayed on the air, and several times was losing until the last round of questions. A nervous movement once sounded a Lawrence buzzer after the an- nouncer, Robert Earle. had verbalized three words of the question, This ancient people Without flickering, Nick Vogel answered The Sumariansf' and scored ten more points. The spirit of conquer- ing Greek heroes created an all-school reception for the team after the final win. And proclamations of victory from such personages and groups as the Wisconsin State Assembly. Representative john W. Byrnes and Senator Gaylord Nelson helped the University and the en- tire city of Appleton welcome back the first five-time winners of the year. Appendixing Mr. Cloak's theatre course in play-directing. student one- acts leaned heavily on experimentation. B. Hoos staged her hus- band's original translation of Durrenmatfs The Double, using a script that was constantly revised during rehearsals and which will, when finally completed, be published. Sue Skaggs enraveled efiects of light- ing, taped voices. slides, sound and pantomime blocking in her presenta- tion of The Ballad of Reading Goal, by Oscar Wilde, while Gordon Lutz directed Professor Taranne, which evolved from a nightmare dreamt by Adamov. Although interested in the audience comprehension of the play's meaning, Gordon concentrated on getting across an emo- tional understanding-the play captured the dream quality and re- quired emotional reactions on the part of both the actors and audience. Presenting the most challenge in its length and delicacy of subject matter, The Maids, by Genet, was directed by David Chambersg and entangled strong acting and unique lighting patterns especially. Pir- andello was chosen twice: first directed by Tony Dodge, The jar, re- vealed Pirandello wearing a mask of comedy, and then Jack Swanson's presentation of The Imbecile returned the author to levity. Tom Braun directed Lee Dodds and Tony Dodge in a professional performance of Schisgalls The Tiger. mu I M ,Q df'-'-sw,--1 , ,wiv sv 'WX , .. fafa' , . 4 ff .- B uf Sai Rf iv - 91' vi aff' A is 'E J' Q, W '7 , x Y Q ,M IE 55 il E: I El um Er H1 J 5 1 I G l ,I 1 4 J U I D I s E r 4 .talk , I - Q 2 Y' Q ' '.- , Zlnyqbh ' 3 Q ' ' -'Q . 'F I-:Q-f , , ,.4.,, V . f X .2 ,,,3,?,. mf 'Y 69 .A nm the I965 ARIEL LA WHEN CE UNI VERSI TT APPLE TOM WISCONSIN Photographers Cover Deszgn Co-Editors Alan Stern Nat Tzteston Business Manager Jgjf Cook Secretapf Patricia Oswald Copy Edztor Layout Consultants Prwfsszonal Photographer Ltzbeth Tulsky Margaret Crane Kelbr Mangum F. Pechrnan Anajr Ackermann Stu Baird Ray Barnes Kim Dammers Chuck Cale jim Kaufman Rich Ifnablezn Jack Peters George Power Rich Agness Seetzon Editors Essay Sports Seniors Greeks Organzlgations Faculty ana' Adrnz'nz'stratz'on Index M tke Wara' Virgznza Vose jack Robertson S teoe Langrtea' Ifznzrny Carnes Lznda Peterson Penrgf Tager Karen Pugh Crayf Hoyt Ruth Charlton Sue F urtong Qynthza Russel! Pat Weber FOOTBALL 564 Richard Agness Michael Anger Corry Azzi William Benowicz Robert Bletzinger Curtis Buchholtz Craig Campbell David Crowell Dale Coventry Thomas Edstrom Steven Engelbert Gerald Catzke Douglas Crifiin Donald Curney Robert Hansen john Hein James Heng William Hobbins Jay Hoover Tim Knabe Dennis Koskelin Cary Kussow Duane Mertl Ned Nemacheck David Poteet Richard Rapport Jack Robertson Tom Rogers Dennis Rosenberg Henry Rutz James Salter Jerold Sanders Robert Sc-hoenwetter Donald Skinner john Vedder John Williams William Wolff Dan Fellman, Manager Mike Moody, Assistant Manager George Stuart, Assistant Manager Jerome Clillord, Trainer CROSS COUNTRY '64 Robert Bonewitz, Captain Dick Culbertson Kim Dammers John Howe Henry Kaiser Steven Landfried Chuck Porter John Scales Dick Schultz Steve Sedgwick Art Van Dusen Larry Wilson Bill Scott, Manager 6 WRESTLING l64-'65 Richard Agness Alan Blomgren Chuck Breitzke Gerald Gatzke john Gignilliat Bert Hansen, Captain Dave Moore jesse Oden jack Robertson Chuck Santose Glover Wagner BASKETBALL Bill Benowicz Cordon Bond Bruce Elliott Earl I-Ioover Rick Kroos Mike O'Fallon William Prange Dick Schultz Tom Steinmetz Phil Strong Jim Swanson '64-'65 SWIMMING '64-'65 Tom Conley Chase Ferguson John Firmin Dan Foster, Co-Captain John Isaac Sandyjohnson Ed Lake Chuck Lenz, Co- Todd Mitchell Fred Murray Court Newman Fred Nordeen George Thomas Nick Vogel Larry Wilson Dana Zitek Captain Percy Smerek, Manager BASEBALL 865 Steve Bernsten Don Biere Paul Clark Bruce Elliott Jack Harwood Chris Isley Tim Knabe jim Lynum Duane Mertl Mike O'Neil Bill Prange john Scales Keith Shiehida Don Skinner Howard Yoshiura TENNIS 365 john Bertram Bob Bletzinger Dave Cooper john Crandin Doug Opel George Thomas Nick Vogel john Whipple TRACK '05 Bob Benowicz, C Roger Bjornstad Dave Crowell Kim Dammers Nlike Gannett Don Gurney John House Henry Kaiser Gene Paulus o-Captain Bob Pepper, Co-Captain Dick Piehl Chuck Porter Dick Schultz Dick Stujenske Dick Culbertson, Manager Mike Moody, Manager James Ajene Gretchen Akers Waterloo, Iowa English, Milwaukee-Downer Philip Allen Andover, Mass, Theater and Drama Delta Tau Delta, Ski Club Heelers, Sunset Players- Co-program chairman, National collegiate Players, Plays- The Visit, The Ticket of Leave Man, The Flier, The Shoemakers Prodigious Wzfe, Macbeth, The Firebugs Judith Anderson Minneapolis, Minn. Psychology Pi Beta Phi-House Chairman, Scholarship Chairman, Pledge Trainer, W.R.A., L,W.A., Counselor, Messiah Choir, Aqua Fin-President, Coach Kenneth Anderson Naperville, Ill. Physics Air Force Academy Counselor, Concert Band, Concert Choir, Messiah Choir, Sinfonia Susan Anderson New Canon, Conn. Judith Armstrong Janesville, Wisconsin Social Science, Elementary Education, Milwaukee-Downer Sean Austin Bogota Colombia Psychology Art Association, People-to- People, WLFMg Messiah Choir Plays- Ticket 0fLeave Man, Macbeth Men's Honor Dorm-speaker comm. Salon Member, SEC ad hoc comm. Corry Azzi Westchester, Ill, Economics Sigma Phi Epsilon-Rush Chairman, Secretary, Football David Barnard Guilford, Conn. History New Student Comm., Encampment, Sailing Club, Soccer Shirley Barstow Calesburg, Illinois Applied Voice Women's Glee Club, Concert Choir, Concert Band, Lawrence Singers, Sigma Alpha Iota-Fraternity Education Chairman, Membership Chrmn Upera Theater, Messiah Choir William Barton Mamaroneck, N.Y. Anthropology Encampmentg People-to People, Concert Band, Messiah Choir, Soccer, ,Junior year in India Roberta Bassett Seattle, Washington English Counselor, Symphony Orch., Religion Sc Life Steering Board Jeanette Bayer David Beam Hayward Beck Flourtown, Pa. Economics Beta Theta Pi-Rush Chairman, Vice-President, Corresponding Sec. Homecoming Court, Lawrentian, Plays- The Vz'sit,' Heelers Carol Bellinghausen Appleton, Wisconsin English Mortar Board-Vice-Presidentg Sigmag Encampment-Steering Bdg S.E.C.-Secretaryg Concert Bandg Religion in Life Steering Bd. Charles Bennison Kalamazoo, Mich. History Delta Tau Delta-Scholarship Chm, Corresponding Sec.g Maceg New Student Comm.g Homecoming Comm.g Prospective Student Comm.g Encampmentg S.E.C.g Counselorg Lawretian Pamela Berget Ft. Meade, South Dakota French Lawrence Concert Choirg Women's Cvlee Clubg Lawrence Singersg L.U.C. Co-Chairmang Sunset Playersg Plays-The Lesson, Ah Wilderness .Iohn Bertram Pre-Med Phi Delta Thetag Dorm OHCicerg Young Republicansg Ski Clubg Sailing Clubg Basketballg Tennis NLT' Clubg Interfraternity sportsg Fraternity entertainment and decoration COIIHT1. Donald Biere Libertyville, Ill. Mathematics VVLFMQ Concert Bandg Baseball Roger Bjornstad Minneapolis, Minn. Psychology Univ. of Minnesota Delta Tau Delta-Rush Comm. Basketballg Trackg Club lnterfraternity Sports Douglass Blount Palos Park, lll. English Beta Theta Pi-Steward Homecoming Cornmg Prospective Student Comm.: Ski Club Iohn Bohnen Hinsdale, Ill. Cordon Bond Crystal Lake, Ill, Mathematics Beta Theta PifRecording Sec. Pledge Trainerg Social Commffio- Counselorg Arielg Basketball Club Robert Bonewitz Brookfield, Wisconsin Chemistry Phi Gamma Deltafrecording sec. Counselorg Messiah Choirg Cross Country-captaing Track-co- captain Barbara Bradley Elm Grove, Wisconsin English Kappa Delta-Education Chairman Historian, Membership Chairman Mortar Board-editorg Pi Sigmag Sigmag Convo Comm.-Co-Chrmg New Student Comm.g Presidents's Comm, Encampmentg S,E,C.g Dorm OfhcerfWashington House Pres. Counselorg Panhellenic Council+ Presidentg Ann Bromley Shaker Hts., Ohio Occupational Therapy Milwaukee-Downer PlaysACrucib!e Under Mi!kw0od,' CDownerJg Thespian Art Players: Choirg Occupational Therapy Clubg Ski Club Chrm Patricia Bronczyk Cleveland, Ohio Mathematics People-to-PeoplefTreas.g W.R.A. WLFMQ Chairman '65 International Weekendg Woman's Honor Dorm Gertrude Brown Appleton, Wis. Anne Bryan Peoria Heights, Ill. Martha Burke Rochester, Michigan Art Sc Spanish MilwaukeefDowner Downer-Studio Clubg 'junior Class Ollice-Secretary, .Iunior Board- Art Co-ordinatorg Social Comm. Wendel Burton Edina Minn, Chemistry-Organic Union Commg Lawrentiang Young Republicansg Trever Honor Councilg Intramural sports Elliott Bush Ushkosh, Wisconsin English Encampmentg People-to Peopleg WLFMQ Concert Choirg Men's Clee Clubg Messiah Choir Plays- Macbelh, crews for Ah, Wilderness and T0ad,'iSunset Playersg Honors Dormg Wesley Fellowship Sue Campbell Appleton, Wisconsin French Sunset Playersg National Collegiate Players Nancy Cannon Waukesha, Wisconsin History Kappa Delta, Special Projects Commg Counselorg Messiah Choir Ioan Carrington Wilmette, Ill. Math Pi Beta Phi-Membership Chairman Richard Case Pandee Ville, Wis. lean Christensen Eau Claire, Wisconsin Psychology Kappa Alpha Theta-Recording Sed. Vice-President, Dorm Officer: Counselorg Messiah Choir Charles Clapp Council Bluffs, Iowa Architecture Special Projects Commg New Student Comm. Art Association-Treasurer Cross Countryg Lawrence Univ. Theater Paul Clark Robert Clark Appleton, Wisconsin Music Education Sigma Phi EpsilonfChaplain Counselorg Concert Bandg Concert Choirg Menis Glee Clubg Messiah Choir, Sinfonia-President Tom Conley Film Classics Boardg Encampment, Sigma Phi Epsalomg Varsity Swimming, Varsity Baseball: Freshman Men's Counselor, President, Linen Service L Club Elizabeth Conrad West Allis, Wisconsin Psychology Eta Sigma Phig Wesley Fellowship Ileflrey Cook Schenectady, NY. Psychology Phi Gamma Delta-Social Chrm Arnold Air Society-Commander, New Student Comm., Prospective Student Comm.g ArielsBusiness Mana Messiah Choir, Young Republicans: Ski Clubg R.O.T.C.g Football, Baseball, Soccer: Intrafraternitv Sports David Cooper Marshalltown, Iowa Biochemistry Beta Theta Pig Special Projects Commg New Student Commg Encamp- ment, Ski Club: Swimming, Tennis WL Club Ouida Courteol Glenview, Ill. French Alpha Chi Omega-Panhel Rep., House Chairman: I-lomecoming Comm., Prospective Student Commg People- to-Peopleg Heelers, Ski Clubg Aqua Fing Senior Panhel Vice-Pres. Margaret Crane Shaker Heights, Ohio Art Mortar Board: Lanterng Encampment, Art Associationg W.R.A.g L.W'.A., VVomen's'I-Boardg Dorm Oflicerf Ormsby Sec., Sage Pres.g Counselor-Head C. Colman Lawrence Independents Assoc., Arielg Honor Councilg Fraternity Forumg Honors Dorm Ruth Dahlke Weyauwega, Wisconsin Applied Oboe Sigmag Concert Band, Concert C Choirg Symphony Orch., Womens Glee Club, Messiah Choir, Sigma Alpha Iota-Social Chrm., President ger Roberta D'Ambrosio Glenview, Ill. BA. Voice Encampmentg People-to-Peopleg L.NV,A.-Executive Board, Dorm Ulhcer-Pres. ol' Sabin House: WLFMQ Concert Bandg Concert Choir XN'omen's Glee Club, Messiah Choirg PlaysfTzcket qfLeaz'e .Wan Opera Vforkshopg Director ol Yarietv Show, Singers Andrew Darling Iohn Davis S. Norwalk, Conn. Architecture Encampmentg Art Association: People-to-PeoplesPresidentL Lawrentiang NVLFMQ Plavsf Bezdermann if the Fzre'bug5fSet Designerg Sunset Players: Penelope Davis 'lane Day Libertyville, Ill. Psychology Pi Beta Phi-Social Chrm. Tri-Y Advisorg Neumann Club Edmund Decker Lynn Deisher Richard Detiemme Oostburg, Wisconsin Economics Delta Tau Delta-Vice Pres. of pledge class, Pledge Trainer, Rush Chairman Lantern-Steering Commg S.E.C.g Dorm Ofhcerg Counselorg Golf Susanne Dhein West Bend, Wisconsin Elementary Education Milwaukee-Downer Diane Divin Riverside, Ill. Art Alpha Chi Omega-Co Rush Chrm.g Treasurerg Lantern-Steering Boardg Art Associationg People-to- Peopleg Messiah Choirg Ski Clubg Aqua Fing Orchesisg Variety Showg Morgan School Lynda Dodds Maija Dreimane Robert Duncan Phi Gamma Delta-Pledge Trainerg New Student Comm.g Prospective Student Comm.g Sailing Club-Fleet Captaing Soccerg Hockey Team Thomas Dunlap Cranbury, Newvlersey Chemistry Argonne National Laboratory Program Maria Dye French Messiah Choirg Sailing Clibg Morgan School Donald Eagles Fargo, North Dakota Interdisciplinary, Science Phi Dappa Tau-Scholarship Chairman Symphony Orch. Lee Edstrom Winona, Minn. Bio-Chemistry Phi Delta Theta-Song Leader, Scholarship Chairman, Presidentg KI udicial Boardg Counselorg Concert Bandg Men's Glee Clubg Missiah Choirg Swimming Iohn Eide Adelaide Eiserer TenaHy, NJ. Music-piano Symphony Orchg Messiah Choirg Sigma Alpha Iota Richard Engberg Margo Engelhardt Palatine, Ill. Math Pi Beta Phi-Assistant Rush Chrm., Recording Sec., L.W.A.g Dorm Odcicer Social Chrmg Panhellenic Councilg Concert Bandg Messiah Choirg Plays Toad of Toad Hallg Aqua Fing Orchesisg International Club john English South Bend, Ind. Math Ariel-Photographer, Pi Delta Epsilon Frederick Erickson Ralph Erlandson Albert Lea, Minn. Economics Phi Gamma Delta-Co-Social Chrm., Union Comm., Ariel, Concert Choir, Men's Glee Club, Messiah Choirg Ski Club, Sailing Club Ernest Estes Geology Phi Kappa Tau, R.O.T.C., Swimming, Linda Evans Martha Evans Racine, Wisconsin Psychology Kappa Alpha Theta-Social Chrm., Homecoming Comm., Prospective Student Comm., L.W.A.g judicial Board, Dorm Ofhcer-Social Chrm. Bruce Feldt Kenosha., Wisconsin Music Education Phi Gamma Delta-Song Leader, Pep Band, Concert Band, Concert Choir, Symphony Orch., Men's Glee Club, Messiah Choir, Sinfonia-Vice President Fritz Fett Evergreen Park, Ill, Theater St Drama Special Projects Comm., Polling Comm., Prospective Student Comm., S.E.C., Dorm Officer, WLFM, Plays, Sunset Players-Sec. St Treas., Heelersg Young Democrats Bryn Fick Wheaton, Ill. Government Phi Gamma Delta, Prospective Student Comm., Intra-Fraternity Sports john Fischer Woodland Hills, Calif. Math Phi Kappa Tau-Recording Sec., Executive Council, Plays-One Acts, Variety Show, Football, Track, High Y Advisor Daniel Foster Madison, Wisconsin Anthropology Mace, Concert Choir, Messiah Choir, Lawrence Singersg SwimmingfCo-Captain, Lawrence Christian Fellowship-President, Lawrence Opera Workshop, Religion- In-Life Steering Board Marilyn Fox Chicago, Ill. English Alpha Delta Pi-Social Chrm., Vice-President, President, Mortar Board, Convo Comm., Union Comm., Pep Comm., Prospective Student Comm., Presidents Comm. Encampment, S.E.C.-Sec.: L.W'.A.f Co-Social Chrm.g Womenishl-Board, Iudicial Board, Dorm Ofhcer-Head Proctor, Counselor, Panhellenic Council David Foxgrover Kaukauna, VVisconsin English Phi Kappa Tau-Sec., Song Chrm.. Rush Chrm., Lantern, Social Comm.- Co-Chairman of La-Ta-Va, New Student Comm., Homecoming Comm. Prospective Student Comm., Sex and Marriage Board, Art Associa- tion, Counselor, Concert Choir, Men's Glee Club, Messiah Choir, Plays, Lawrence Univ. Weekend, Lawrence Christian Fellowship, Religion-in-Life Conf. Steering Board, Co-ordinatorg Lawrence Opera Theater, Honor Council, Lawrence Singers, Hi-Y Advisor Mary Freiburger Susan Frinak Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Art Delta Gamma-Treasurer, Standards Board New Student Comm., Homecoming Comm Prospective Student Comm., Art Association, S.E.S., L.W.A., Counselor, Messiah Choir, Plays-Theater Crew Work, Ski Club Sailing Club Michael Gannett Cornwall, Conn, Government Delta Tau Delta Union Commg Homecoming Comm.: Prospective Student Commq Encampmentg Counselor, Lawrentiang Trackg L Club. Barbara Garney Park Forest, Ill. French Kansas Univ. Kappa Alpha Theta-Pledge Class V.P., Recording Sec., Courtesy Chrm.g People-to-Peopleg Dorm Ofhcerg Messiah Choirg Orchesis. Genevieve Gauthier Paris, France English Lantern, People-to-Peopleg S.E.C,g L,W.A.g Swimming, French Assis. Susan Gilman Pellram, N,Y. Biology and Chemistry Delta Gammag Pi Sigmag Special Projects Comm.g New Student Comm., Homecoming Commg Prospective Student Comm.g Dorm Officer- Ormsbyg Messiah Choirg Playsg Ski Club, Sailing Club: Aqua Fin, Mark Glidden Batavia, Ill. History Phi Gamma Delta, Arielg Concert Choirg Messiah Choir, Variety Show, Canterbury Club-Pres, Donald Gurney Glen Ellyn, Ill. History Phi Gamma DeltafPledge Trainerg Arnold Air SocietyfSquadron Exec. Ofhcerg Union Comm.g Counselorg R.O.T.C.g Football, Track, L Club, Lawrence Delegate to Arnold Air Society National Conclave. Gail Gustafson Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin Music Education Delta Gamma-Song Leader, Concert Choirg Women's Glee Clubg Messiah Choir William Gustafson Muskegon, Michigan English Delta Tau DeltafTreasurer, President, Prospective Student Comm.g President's Commg Counselor Inter-Fraternity Council, Concert Band Thomas Haigh Yorkshire, England Spanish Sigma Phi Epsilong Prospective Student Commg People-to-People Mary Hail Warrensville Hts., Ohio French Kappa Delta-Corresponding Sec., Rush Chairmang Prospective Student Commg Dorm Ofhcer. Counselor Suzanne McNeil Hall College, Alaska Biology Lanterng Union Comm.g Prospective Student Commg Art Association, People-to-Peopleg L.W.A.g Lawrencs Independents Assocg Ariel4Art Editor: Ski Club. Geolfrey Halverson Madison, Wis. Mathematics Sigma Phi Epsilon. David Hanaway Green Bay, Wisconsin Psychology Phi Delta Theta-Secretaryg Social Comm., Special Projects Comm., Prospective Student Comm.g Ski Club, Basketballg Baseball. Mary Hannegan Maitland, Florida French Kappa Delta-Treas., Ass't. Treas.g Prospective Student Comm., People-to-People, S.E.G.g W.R.A.g Dorm Officer-Head Proctor ofAlstedg WLFM. Albert Hansen Lombard, Ill. Physics Morningside College Delta Tau Deltag Counselorg Arielg Wrestlingg L Club. Linda Hanson Elm Grove, Wisconsin German Prospective Student Comm: People- to-Peopleg llr. year in Cermanyg International Club, Mary Harding Chatham, French Milwaukee-Downer Messiah Choirg Young Republicans: At Downer: 'Iunior Board-Nlusic Chairmang Dowagerg Kodakg Hat Commg Occupational Therapy Club: Regattag Choir Athletic Assoc. Class Olhcer. Iohn Harwood Webster Groves. Missouri Economics Sigma Phi EpsilonfRush Chair- man. Pledge 'lirainerg Baseballg L Club. David Hass Waukesha. Wisconsin English Sigma Phi Epsilong Lantern-Annual Fund Drive Chrmg Student-Faculty Comme New Student Commg Homecoming Comm.g Counselorg Lawrentiang Messiah Choir. Michael Hayes Beverly Hills, Calif. History Delta Tau Delta-Assist. Treasg Convo Commg Homecoming Commg Art Assocg People-to-People: S.E.C,g Lawrentiang Young Dem- ocratsg Ski Club. 'lohn Hebblethwaite Libertyville, Ill. Applied Music Phi Gamma Delta-Recording Secretary: Pep Bandg WLFMQ Concert Choirg Men's Glee Clubl Messiah Choirg A.G.O. President. Nancy Held Kewaskum. Wisconsin English Kappa DeltafVice-Pres., Pres.g Special Projects Commg Prosper tive Student Commg Judicial Boardg Counselorg Panhellenic Councilg Messiah Choir Stephen Heller llohn Herr Florence Hester Elgin, lll. Math SL Secondary Education Milwaukee-Downer People-to-Peopleg Dialg S.N.E.A.-Sec., Treasg Prom Commg Dowagerg Purple Class Activities. Sue Hildebrand Lanterng Special Projects Comm L.VV.A.g Messiah Choirl Sage House Council. William Hobbins Economics Phi Delta 'lihetag Ski Club: Baseballg L Club. Marilyn Hobby Woodstock, Conn. Psychology Art Associationi S,E.C.Q L.W'.,-X WLFMQ Messiah Choir: Ski Club Charles Hoffman Minneapolis, Minn. American History Special Projects Comm., WLFM- Chief Announcer, General Mgrg Playsi Sunset Players. Harley Holt Charleston, Ill. Government Golfg UL Club. Earl Hoover Zion, Ill. Political Science Phi Delta Thetag Polling Comm. Basketballg L Clubg Fraternity Chaplain. Kathleen Howe French Kappa Alpha Thetag Prospective Student Comm.g Arielg Concert Choirg Women's Glee Clubg Messiah Choirg Variety Show. Ieanne Hunter Lexington, Kentucky Geology Milwaukee-Downer Milwaukee-Downer Student Directory Co-Editor, Dial-Business Mgrg Art Club: Studio Clubg Home Ec. Club. Pamela .Ieffery Olinllennings Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan Geology Plantz House Council-Sec.: Trever House Council, Sec.g Lawrence Independents Assoc.g Arielg Young Republicans: Football, Karenllohnson Chicago, Ill. Mathematics Pi Beta Phi-Rush Chairman, Treasg Pi Sigmag Social Comm. - So. Chrm.g New Student Comm.g L.W.A.-Exec. Boardg Dorm Ofhcer-Colman Presg Messiah Choir, Religion-in Life Conference. ludithklustice Robert Kadarauch Mathematics Phi Kappa Tau-Presidentg Inter-Fraternity Councilg Symphony Orch.g Golfg ML Club. Peter Kafura Appleton, Wisconsin BiologyAChemistry Phi Delta ThetaiWarden, Soc. Chairmang Encampmentg Counselorg R.O.T.C.g Footballg Trackg Inter-Fraternity Sports. Theodore Katzofl Nancy Sue Keller Pepper Pike, Ohio English Delta Gamma-Pledge Trainerg Mortar BoardiSoc. Chrm.g Social Comm.g Homecoming Comm.g Prospective Student Comm.g Encampmentg W.R.A.g L.W.A.g Women'sJ-Boardg Dorm Ofhcerg Counselorg Arielg Playsg Ski Club. Roberta Keller Evanston, Ill. Religion Alpha Delta Pi-Sports Chrm.g Historian, Recommendations Chrm., Activities Chrm.g Lawrentian, Pi Delta Epsilon, Concert Choirg Women's Glee Club, Messiah Choirg Wesley Fellowshipg Religion- in-Life Comm. Iludy Kennedy North Riverside, Ill. History Milwaukee-Downer Concert Choirg Messiah Choirg Plays-Make-upg Religious Activities Commg Choir tDownerDg Junior Boardg 'Iunior Class Treasg Latern Night Chrm.g Cabaret Make- Llp Chrm.g Hat Hunt. llohn Kiggins Mel-lenry, lll. Political Science Special Projects Commg Art Assocxg PlaysffVIacbeZh,' Karate Club. Susanna Kimball Alpha Chi Omega-Pan-Hel Rep.. Co-Rush Chrmg Lanterng Social Comm.g Polling Comm.g Prospective Student Commg People-to-Peopleg Panhellenic Councilg Lawrentian. Richard Kong La Grange, lll. German Terrance Klein Concert Choirg Mens Glee Clubg Messiah Choir. Timothy Knabe VVauwatosa, Wisconsin Economics Phi Delta ThetaiVice Pres.g Counselorg Inter-Fraternity Council-Presg Footballg Baseball L ClubMVice-President. Dennis Koskelin W'yocena, Wisconsin Geology Phi Delta Thetag Lanterng ROTCg Footballg Wrestlingg Trackg L Club-President. Brenda Kounovsky Minot, Dakota English Milwaukee-Dowmer L.W.A.g CDownerD Orchesis-Pres.g Student Bov. Assocg Junior Boardg Kodakg Regatta, Executive Comm.g Hat Commg Parent's Week-End Chrm. Karen Kress Pi Beta Phi4Magazine Chrm., Treas., Presidentg Pep Comm.g Homecoming Courtg Panhellenic Councilg PlaysfThe Fliesq Cheerleader-Co-Capt,3 Orchesis Iudith Kronmever Union City, Clothing St Textiles Milwaukeefllowner People-to-Peopleg Sec-Treas, Home Economics Clubg Athletic .'Xssoc.g College Choir. Carv Kussow Uconto. VVisconsin Biology Phi Delta Theta-Chaplaing En- campmentg Counselorg Football- Captaing Trackg HL Club Ionathan LaFarge New York, N,Y, Art History Maceg Presidents Commg Encampment Art Associationg Inter-Fraternitv Councilg Contributor: Playsg Sunset Playersg Heelersg National Collegiate Plavers: Cross Countrvi Soccer. lean Lampert Judith Larrabee Ellen Larson Ulrich Lauter Germany English Assistant in the German Dept. Swimming. Mary Lawless Neenah, Wisconsin Spanish Georgetown University Delta Gamma-Social Chrm., Recording Sec., Homecoming Court-Homecoming Queen, People-to-People, Counselor, Sailing Club, Cheerleader. Sharon Lawrence Wilmette, Ill. History Alpha Delta PifPan Hel Rep., Efliciency Chrm. Corresponding Sec., S.E.C., Dorm Ofhcer, Pan- Hellenic Council, VVLFM, Messiah Choir, Plays, Ski Club, Robert Leadbitter Andover, Mass. Psychology Phi Kappa Tau-Pledge Trainer, Rush Chrm., Corresponding Sed., Arnold Air Society, Handbook Comm., Prospective Student Comm., Dorm Officer-Peabody House, Counselor, Sailing Club, R.O.T.C.-Corps Commander. Ierry Leatham Chicago, lll. Mathematics Beta Theta Pi-Athletic Chrm., House Mgr., Vice-Pres., Home- coming Comm., Football, L Club. Toini Lefren Yorklyn, Delaware Milwaukee-Downer Cabaret, Choir, Dial, House Board, Iunior Board, Students for Social Action, Luna Conference, Dean's Comm. Sandra Lehto Libertyville, Ill. Bio-Chemistry Kappa Alpha Theta-Editor, Co-Rush Chrm., Polling Comm., Academic Aims Comm., S.E.C., Dorm Officer, Messiah Choir, Heelers, Canterbury Club, Religion in Life Conference, Variety Show, Prom Queen. Charles Lenz Summit, English Phi Gamma Delta-Asst. Treas., Asst. Editor., Special Projects Comm., People-to-People, Counselor, Ariel, Lawrentiang R.O.T.C.: Swimming, L Club. Alfred Lerdahl Ierry Lincoln Scarsdale, N.Y. English Encampment, Contributor-Essay Edt., WLFM, Concert Choir, Menls Glee Club Messiah Choir, Honors Dorm Kathleen Lipp Louise Loveridge , - Carol Lukens Burlington, Elementary Education Milwaukee-Downer Lynn Lundeen Ripon, Wisconsin History Phi Gamma Delta-Rush Chrm., Social Comm., Counselor, Young Republicans, Football, Baseball. Michael Lynn Wheaton, Ill. Government Phi Kappa TauAEd. Rush Chrm., Treas., Lantern, Homecoming Comm., Prospective Student Comm., S.E,C., Lawrentian, Young Democrats, L Club, Hi-Y Advisor. Iames Lynum Minneapolis, Minn. American History Phi Kelta ThetafRush Co-Chrm., R,O.T.C., Baseball, Soccer, L Club, Hockey Club. Mary McClintock Ienkintown, Pa. French 81 Music L.W.A.g Counselor, Symphony Orch. VVomenls Glee Club, Messiah Choir, Sigma Alpha Iota, Ski Club, L.U.C Ion McGinty Rockford, Ill. Political Science Phi Gamma Kelta-Scholarship Chrm., Ariel, Lawrentian, WLFM, Messiah Choir, Religion-in-Life Steering Comm. .Iennifer MacBride -julia Maher Sidney Mallory Cleveland, Ohio Government Sigma Phi Epsilon, L'nion Comm., Encampment, S.E.C., Young Dem- ocrats, Cross Country. Hallie Manske Chicago Heights, lll. Geology Kappa Delta-Song Chrm., Special Projects Comm., L.W.A,, XNomenislI- Board, Dorm Officer, Concert Choir, Symphony Orch, W'omen's Glee Club, Messiah Choir. Alan Manson Nladison, W'isconsin English Phi Delta Theta, Encampment, S,E.C., Ariel, Lawrentian, Wrestling, L Club. Susan Martinson Minneapolis, Minn, English L'nion Comm., Messiah Choir. Bonnie Mastin Palatine, Illinois Psychology Kappa Alpha Theta, Lantern, Academic Aims Comm, People-to- People, Sailing Club, Orchesis. Mark Masuhr Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Economics Phi Gamma Delta, Social Comm., Special Projects Comm., Homecoming Comm., Track. W Naboth Mbawa L'mtali, Rhodesia Bio-Chemistry People-to-People. Richard Mewaldt Physics Phi Delta Thetag Mace, Freshman Mace Cup, Special Projects Comm.g Polling Comm., Encampmentg S.E.C.g Counselor-Head Counselor, Concert Choirg Men's Glee Clubg Messiah Choirg Lawrence Singers Virginia Meyer Neenah, Wisconsin Spanish Milwaukee-Downer Kappa Alpha Theta-Assistant Ed., Social Chrm.g Lanterng Social Comm.g Plays. Iudith Michalowski New Britain, Conn. Psychology Lantern-Seca, Social Commg Student- Faculty Comm., S.E.C.g W.R.A.g Womens Clee Clubg Messiah Choirg Young Democratsg Religion-in- Lile Conference. Martha Miller Racine, Wisconsin English S.E.C.-Corres. Sec.g L.W.A.g Women's Olee Clubg Messiah Choir. Suzanne Miller Milwaukee, Wisc. Gretchen Minning Cincinnati, Ohio Geology Kappa Delta-Social Chrm., Standards Boardg Mortar Board, Social Comm.g President's Comm.g Encampment- Steering Bd., W.R.A.-Vice-Pres., L.W.A.g Womensl-Boardg Dorm Ofhcerg Ski Clubg Aqua Fin. Todd Mitchell Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Economics Beta Theta Pi-Asst. Treas. Treas, Co-Social Chrm.g Special Projects Commg Student- Faculty Comm.g New Student Comm., Dorm Othcerg Lawrentiang Sailing Clubg Swimmingg Tennisg L Club. janet Modesitt Royal Oak, Michigan Mathematics Pi Beta PhifProiects Chrm., Asst.-Treas., Corresponding Sec., Social Comm.g Union Comm., Polling Comm.g Prospective Student Comm.g W.R.A.-Sec.-Treasg L.W.A,g Concert Bandg Concert Choir, W'omen's Glee Club, Messiah Choir. Karen Moe Suzanne Mohr River Forest, Ill. Anthropology Kappa Delta-Sec. Scholarship Chrm Activities Chrm., Social Comm.g Handbook Comm., Polling Comm.g Prospective Student Comm., En- campmentg Sex and Marriage Board, S.E.C.g L.W.A.g Dorm Officer, Aqua Fin. Stephen Mullen Golden Valley, Minn. Psychology Prospective Student Comm.g Art Associationg S.E.Cg WLFMQ Men's Glee Clubg Messiah Choir, Heelers-Pres.g ACM Social Sci. Grantg House Council. Drucilla Munson La Crosse, Wisconsin Political Science Alpha Chi OmegafVice. Pres.g Messiah Choirg Playsg Political Science Club. Iudith Nagel Kent Naka Luke Ndinya Kisumu. Kenya History Lawrence Independent Assoc.. Soccer. Ianet Nelson Milwaukee, Wisconsin History Delta Gamma-Corresponding Sec.g Homecoming Comme Prospective Student Comm.g Dorm Ofhcerg Arielg Pi Delta Epsilong Concert Choirg Women's Glee Clubg Messiah Choirg Variety Showg Ski Club. Susan Nelson Madison, Wisconsin Political Science Special Projects Comm.g Encampmentg People-to-People-Exec. Councilg S.E.C.g Womenls Glee Clubg Messiah Choirg Playsg Sunset Playersg Young Democrats-Sec., Treasg Lawrence Independents Assoef Pres.g Honor Councilg Pol. Sci. Club. David Nero Brookfield, Wisconsin BiologysChemistry Phi Delta Thetag Counselorg Men's Clee Clubg Messiah Choirg Trackg 'tL C1ub. Barbara Neumann Evergreen Park. Ill. English Social Commg Homecoming Commg Polling Comm. Robert Nichols Kankakee. Ill. Modern European History Phi Delta Thetag New Student Comm.g Polling Comm.fChrm.g Prospective Student Commg Encampmentg S.E.Cg Plays. Swimmingg t'L C1ubg Honor Council. Timothy Noble New Canaan. Conn. History Sigma Phi Epsilong Arnold Air Socg Concert Choirg Mens Clee Cllubg Messiah Choirg Sailing Clubg R.U.T.C Byron Nordstrom Minneapolis. Minn. Modern European History Sigma Phi Epsilon. Encampmentg Counselorg Arielg WLFMQ Playsg Sailing Club. Eilen O'Conner Madison. Wisconsin Home EconomicsfClothing Sc Textiles MilwaukeegDowner Pi Beta Phig DownerfPlaysg Home Economics Clubg Dialg Studio Club-Presg Cabretg Orchesis: SPA. Iesse Oden Brooklyn, N.Y. History Lawrence Independents Assog Cross Countryg Wrestlingg L Club. Frederick Qlson Michael O'Neil Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Economics Beta Theta PifAthletic 81 Social Chrm., Homecoming Comm., Lawrentian, Basketball, Baseball, L Club. Geraldine Otani Kahului Maui, Hawaii Music Education L.W.A., Alsted House Pres., Concert Band, Symphony Orch., Messiah Choir, Sigma Alpha Iota, Co-Social Chrm. Karen Parfitt Appleton, Wisconsin Pattern Major-Biology 81 Chemistry Handbook Comm., Polling Comm., Prospective Student Comm., Lawrence Independent Assoc., Symphony Orch., Young Republicans. Allen D. Parker Ann Arbor, Michigan Geology Delta Tau Delta-House Mgr., WLFM, Cross Country, L'.S. Marine Corps Oflicer Candidate. Thomas Parker Salt Point, N.Y, Psychology Sigma Phi Epsilon-Vice-Pres., Counselor, Soccer. David Parkinson Iill Parson Duluth, Minn. Mathematics Kappa Alpha Theta-Assist. Pledge Trainer, Efhciency Chrm., Mortar Board, Treas., Handbook Comm., Home- coming Comm., Polling Comm., S.E.C., L.W.A.-Pres., Women'slI-Board, Dorm Officer, Counselor, Ski Club. Celia Payne Denver, Colorado French Alpha Chi Omega-Pres. Treas. Corresponding Sec., Prospective Stu- dent Comm., Panhellenic Council, Sym- phony Orch., Morgan School, Chamber Music Groups Grace Pearson Newbury Mass. Piano Dorm Oflicer, WLFM, Symphony Orch., Messiah Choir, Plays, Sailing Club. Maryann Pepin Menasha, Wisconsin French Kappa Alpha Theta-Vice-Pres., Pledge Trainer, President, Service Projects, Mortar Board-Pres., Lantern, Social Comm., Prospective Student Comm., Encampment, People-to- People, L.W.A., Dorm Oflicer, Counselor, Panhellenic Council, Ski Club, Eta Sigma Phi, Religion In Life. Kappie Pickens Chicago, Ill. Biology Special Projects Comm., Handbook Comm., Polling Comm., Prospective Student Comm., Encampment Steering Bd Sex and Marriage Bd., Art Assoc., S.E.C. L.W.A. Dorm Oflicer, Counselor, Women's Glee Club, Messiah Choir Gary Pines Chicago, Ill. Math Phi Gamma Delta-Historian, Pres., Counselor, Inter-Fraternity Council, Lawrentian, Inter-Hall Athletics, Inter-Fraternity Athletics William Prange Menasha, Wis. Nancy Putnam Coldwater, Michigan Pi Beta PhifSocial Chrm.g Lanterng Social Comm.g People- to-People, S.E,C.g VV.R.A.g L,W.A.g Ski Club: Sailing Club. Richard Tapport Flint, Michigan Biology-Chemistry Beta Theta Pi-Pres., Scholarship Chrm.g Inter-Fraternity Councilg Footballg L Club. Ianice Reinke Seymour, Wisconsin Applied Voice Concert Choir, Women's Clee Clubg Messiah Choir, Sigma Alpha Iotag Lawrence Singers, Upera Theater. Phoebe Rhodes Hammond, Indiana French Kappa Alpha ThetawChaplain, Pres.g Social Comm.g Special Projects Comm.g Polling Commg Prospective Student Comm.g Academic Aims Comm. Steering Bd.g Counselorg Panhellenic Councilg Concert Bandg Plays. Karin Roang Edgerton, Wisconsin Social Sciences MilwaukeegDowner Playsg Downer: Reader's Theaterg SFSAg Contributor to Kodak. Io Ann Robbins Watertown, N.Y. French Dorm Ofhcer, Concert Choirg Women's Glee Clubg Messiah Choirg Playsg Orchesis. Thomas Rogers Cincinnati, Ohio American History Phi Delta Theta-Social Chrmg Art Assoc., Counselorg Men's Glee Clubg Messiah Choir, Ski Clubg Trackg Soccer, Cynthia Rowe Thomas Rusch Milwaukee, Wisconsin Russian Area Studies Trever House Councilg Basketball. Charles Rushton Rochester, Minn. History Dorothy Rusk Diane Savage Lynn, Mass. Religion Milwaukee-Downer S.E.C.g L.W.A., Lawrence Independents Assoc.g Fencing Clubg Religion-in Life Comm.g Downer: Chrm. Religious Act- ivitiesg Chrm. Social Actions Club, William Savage Geology Sigma Phi Epsilong Homecoming Comm. Patricia Sayre Peoria, Ill. Applied Piano Pi Beta PhifVice-Pres.g Pi Sigmag Sigma, Lanterng Handbook Comm.g Polling Comm.g L.WtA.g Women's.I-Board? Dorm Oflicerg Concert Choirg Womens Glee Clubg Lawrence Opera Assoc. Donald Schalk Clarkson, Ontario Economics Beta Theta Pi-Soc. Chrm., Pledge Trainer: Counselor, Ski Clubg Sailing Club, Football, Inter-Fra- ternity Sports. Sally Schleinz Oshkosh, Wisconsin Occupational Therapy Milwaukee-Downer Occupational Therapy ClubiSec. Treas. f' Dawn Schofield Canton, Mass. Elementary Education Milwaukee-Downer Eric Schulenburg Appleton, Wisconsin Government Phi Delta Thetag Golf, LM Club. Cary Schutt Math Phi Gamma Delta-Treasurer. William Scott South Bend, Indiana English NEC.: Counselorg Arielg Cross Country: MLP Club. Katherine Seitz Milwaukee, Wisconsin Occupational Therapy Milwaukee-Downer Concert Choirg Messiah Choir, Occupational Therapy ClubfPres. Elisabeth Selden New Brighton, Minn. Classics Alpha Chi Omega-Historian, Scholar ship Chrm.g Convo Commg Prospec- tive Student Commg People-to-People, S.E.C.g Young Democratsg Eta Sigma Phi. Mary SheH'y Luxemburg, Wisconsin Biology Kappa Alpha Theta-Recording Sec., Treasurerg Aqua Fin. Simona Sheppard Racine, Wisconsin Economics Alpha Chi Omega-Co-Rush Chrm., Second Vice-Pres., Polling Comm., Prospective Student Comm.g People-to- People. Richard Shulman Elmira. NX. Government Cornell L'niversitv Qlr. vearb Phi Kappa Tau-Pledge class pres.: Prospective Student Commg S.E.C,g Lawrentiang Men's Glee Clubg Plavsg Political Science Club. Margo Simon De Kalb, Ill. Music Education CPianol Concert Choirg Womens Clee Clubg Messiah Choir: Sigma Alpha lotag Morgan School Sue Skaggs Orinda, Calif. Theatre 81 Drama Kelta Gamma-Co-Social Chrm., Yice-Pres.g Prospective Student Comm.g Plavsg Sunset Plavers: I-Ieelersg Ski Clubg Orchesis. Pamela Smith Woodstock, Ill. Sociologv Barnard College Qlr. Year! Lanterng Union Comm.g Prospective Student Comrng People-to-People Sailing Club. Richard Snyder Stephen Sorota Andover, Massg Architecture R.O.T.C.g Footballg Track. Iohn Sower Okemos. Michigan Economics Phi Delta Theta-House Mgr., Treasg Lanterng Union Cornmg S.E.C.g WLFM. Alexander Spater Ardsley-On-Hudson, N.Y. Government Phi Kappa Taug Lawrentiang WLFMQ Messiah Choir. Ionathan Speare Weston, Mass Psychology Maceg Special Projects Comm.g Stu- dent-Faculty Comm.g Presidents Commg Encampmentg Counselorg Inter- Fraternity Councilg Contributorg Men's Glee Club. Walter Stephan Carolyn Sticknev Richard Stuart Lexington, Mass. Psychology Phi Kappa Taug Lanterng New Stu- dent Cornmg Prospective Student Comm Encampmentg Art Assocxg lludicial Bclg Counselorg WVLFNIQ Nlessiah Choirg Ski Clubg Sailing Clubg Religion-in- Lile Con. Elisabeth Stull Delaware. Ohio Biology Prospective Student Comm.g SEC.: Concert Choirg Wornenls Clee ClubL Messiah Choirg Ski Club: Sailing Club: Honors Corrn. liarenne Suzuki Larchmont, NX. Elementary Education MilwaukeevDowner College Choir. -john Swanson Appleton, Wisconsin Theatre St Drama Ohio Wesleyan Univ. Beta Theta Pig Concert Choir, Messiah Choirg Playsg Sunset Playersg Heelersg Swimming. lean Sydow Waukesha, Wisconsin Classics Pi Beta Phi-Archives Chrm.g Dorm Olhcerg Lawrentiang Aqua Fing Eta Sigma PhifPres. Margo Taggart Appleton, Wisconsin Art Kelta Gamma-Pres., Rush Co-Chrm., New Student Comm.g Homecoming Comm.g Prospective Student Comm.g Encampmentg Art Assoc., W.R.A.g L.W.A.g Dorm Officerg Panhellenic Council, Ariel, Cordon Taylor Grinnell, Iowa History WLFMQ Sunset Players. Grant Taylor Morton Grove, Ill. Political Science People-to-Peopleg Dorm Oflicerg Lawrence Independent Assoc-.4 Conservative Clubg Political Science Club. Barbara Teruya Iohn Thomas Clintonville, Wisconsin Psychology Delta Tau Delta-Soc. Chrm.g Special Projects Comnrg Sex 8: Marriage Bdg People-to-Peopleg S.E.C.g Dorm Oflicerg Concert Band, Curling Club. lane Tibbetts Appleton, Wisconsin Medieval History SL French Delta Gamma Historiang W'.R.A.g Cheerleader-Captaing Homecoming Queen. Nathaniel Tileston Benjamin Tilghman Cambridge, Mass. English Sigma Phi Epsilong Homecoming Courtg Sunset Players. Robert Tirk Neenah, Wisc. Ann Torkelson St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin English Alpha Delt Pi-Archivist, Schol- arship Chrm.g Polling Comm., Pro- spective Student Comm., S.E.C.g Dorm Ollicerg Men's Clee Club, Messiah Choirg Sunset Players. Sarah Trump Wooster, Ohio French Kappa Alpha Theta-Archivist, Jr, Year in France. Ann Uribe Cali, Colombia Chemistry Sz Modern Foeign Lang. Nlilwaukee-Downer New Student Comm.g Lawrence Inde- pendents Assoc-,Q Downer Choir. Anton Valukas Palatine, Ill. Government Pi Delta Thetag Social Commg L'nion Comm.g Student-Faculty Comm New Student Commg Polling Commg Prospective Student Comm.: Pres- ident's Comm.g Encampmentg Art Assoc., People-to-Peopleg S.E.C.- Vice-Pres., Pres.g Dorm Officer, Counselorg Arielg Lawrentiang VVLFMQ Board of Control. Richard Vander Bloemen Manitowoc, VVisconsin Music Education-Voice Concert Choirg Messiah Choirg Variety Showg Lawrence Singersg Opera VVorkshop. Mary Claire Vander VVal Political Science Lanterng Encampmentg S.E.C,-Scc.g Dorm Officer, Lawrentian, Messiah Choirg jr. Year ln India. Charles Vedder Marshheld, VVisconsin Anthropology Sigma Phi Epsilon Thomas Verich Superior. Wisconsin History Wisconsin State Univ., Superior People-to-Peopleg VVLFMQ Conser- vative Club. .l Jean Vetter VVilton, Conn, Philosophy Nicholas Vogel Fargo, N. Dakota Political Science Delta Tau Delta-Recording Sec., Vice Pres.g Phi Beta Kappag Maceg Social Comm.: Homecoming Comm.g Academit Aims Commg Counselor: Playsg Sunset Playersg Swimming, iliennisg UL Club. lean Von Bernuth Dobbs Ferry, Bio-Chemistry Alpha Chi Umega-Recording Sec.. Scholarship Chrmg Pi Sigmag Sigmag Prospective Student Clomm.. Art Assoc., Lawrentiang Plays, Ski Clubg Riding Clubg Fencing Club, Eta Sigma Phi. Frederick Voss Milwaukee, Wisconsin History Special Projects Commg Homecoming Commg Prospective Student Comm. ames VHSS Sandra Wagner james Walrath Michael Ward Lincoln, Nebraska Art History Beta Theta Pi New Student Comm.g Homecoming Commg Prospective Student Commg Art Assocg S.E.Cig Arielg Men's Clee Clubg Messiah Choirg Playsg Ski Cluhg Men's Honors Dorm. Nancy Washburn Oak Park, lll. French Kappa Alpha 'llheta-Soc. Co-Chrm., Rush CO-Chfm-Q Lanterng Prospective Student conimg People-to-People: Dorm Ofhcerg Sailing Clubg Aq ua Fin. Victor VVeaver Chicago, Ill. Chemistry Polling Commg Encampmentg S.E.C.g Lawrence Independents Assoc.g Cross Countryg Basketballg LLTCQ Plantz House Council. Grant Wheeler Kalamazoo, Michigan History Delta Tau Delta-Soc. Commg Arielg Ski Cluhg Sailing Cluhg Swimming, jeflierson White -joel White Waukegan, lll. Music Education WLFMQ Concert Bandg Concert Choirg Messiah Choirg Plays-Opera: Sinfonia. Stephen While Boston, Mass. Economics Phi Kappa TaufAlumni Chrmg Lan terng Social Comm.g Special Pro- jects Commg Prospective Student Commg WLFMQ Messiah Choirg Plays: Ski Clubg Sailing Club. Ralph XNhitehead Steven Wickland Margot VVight Dedham, Mass. French Pi Beta Phig Sigmag Playsg Sunset Players-Vice-Pres: Heelersg National Collegiate Playersg Honors Dormg Jr. Year ln France Q1 Termy.