Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 360 of the 1964 volume:

V , . Fiftieth Annual Iudith A. Finlayson Mia R. McTamney Co-Editors 1964 Hilltop Photography: Iack Hamilton Dedicated to . . . Fr. William McEvoy, S. ., Father William H. McEvoy is an all-Uni- versity institution. He is a disciplinary board, a counseling service, a misdemeanor court and a kind of portable Catholic Church. He has both the gentle manner and the stern approach of TV,s Ben Casey and is a walking illustration of What the late President john F. Kennedy termed uvigahf, uFather Macf, as the campus crowd knows him, can often be found in his strategically-lm cated office in the dental school basement. XVheel- . . . Students' Priest ing around his office in an old, brown Wooden chair, Father Mac carries on a continuous dia- logue with the corridor clientele. When his office door is closed, chances are that problems are being discussed or sins con- fessed by an occupant of his green leather iihot seatf, His days are filled with five-minute sessions with innumerable friends-five minutes for casual conversation, confession or Communion. The pat- tern is typieal, but never tedious, for Father Mae. An assistant professor of ethics in the School of Dentistry and of theology in the College of Liberal Arts, Fatheris classroom manner is informal. Pacing back and forth in a sort of lost rhythm and out-of- bounds march, he packs his lectures with anecdotes that usually produce epidemic laughter. 'cMy favorite role is strictly spiritualf, said Father Mac, but I love teaching, especially English. NVhen I first came here in 1947, I taught English. I used to make the students bring their themes right to the office so I could scream and yell about themf, An English major himself, Father Mac received his master of arts degree in English from St. Louis Uni- versity in 1940, one year after being ordained in the Jesuit order. c'My first love was grade schoolf, recalled Father Mac, referring to the period between 1920 and 1926 when he taught music and dancing in a Kansas grade school. During those years he was working toward his bachelor of arts degree in summer school at St. Louis University while a scholastic in the order. He became assistant principal of the Williamsburg, Kansas, grade school and later joined the Campion High School fac- ulty in Prairie du Chien, where he was assistant princi- pal from 1941 to 1943. 'if Q 4- 6 ,, ,, . . Q a But Father Mac also enjoys working with college- age people because, being in the crucial period of their lives, they need help. HI have the finest job you could ask for right nowf he said. The Marquette student has gone through many phases during Father Mac,s 16 years here: he de- scribed the mature ex-G.I.,s that crowded in after World VVar Hg next came the younger students who were affected by the War. i'Today,s group is a little more intellectual and a little less practical than mostf, he said. Many of to- day,s students, farther removed from both the Korean War and VVorld War II, are not sure what they want or what college means. They are less tolerant, in general, of those who are not as intelligent as they. He noted the presence of an almost pseudo-intel- lectual atmosphere. HI would say Marquette,s standards are high on the spiritual levelf, Religious trends of the last decade, he said, show the division between those who are fervent in their faith and those who are not. The cause for many of today,s Catholics, dropping their religion seems to be a form of intellectualism in which they ac- cept uhalf-bakedv liberalism without seeking the full truth. He said that they adopt just enough liberalism to raise doubts and then refuse to follow the thought out, almost as if they were afraid of what answers they might find. He added, 'cMy plea to the students has always been, 'Keep going to the sacraments and everything will Work out., U Father Mac,s sacramental statistics are proof of the heed paid his advice. He now hears about 300 confessions and distributes over 1,000 Com- munions per week. He averages 50 baptisms an- nually, most of whom are converts, he said. He also marries a number of his students. As lord of the tossed salads, Communion breakfast caterer and Marquette,s man in the cheeseburger department, Father Mac demon- strates his cooking ability. His cafeteria, maimed by student help, satisfies the appetites of hungry medical and dental students. It also serves as a dining room for various groups throughout the year. Father Mac,s office frequently attracts youth- ful patients from the dental clinic. Come on in heref, said Father Mac to a pre-school lad sport- ing a band-aid under his chin. HWhat happened to youffw HI slipped in the bathtubf, the boy replied. Well, We,ll fix thatf, said Father, escorting him across the hall to the dental school snack bar. 'KI bet you didn,t know I've got a cow that gives ice creamf, he said, handing the boy a vanilla malt cone. Another extension of Father McEvoy,s serv- ices is his role as chaplain, counselor and full- time resident at Monitor Hall. I think you have to make the priesthood your hobbyf, said Father Mac, referring to those priestly activities that have become both his hobby and his way of life. This Iesuit jack-of-all-trades, the priest Wan- dering through the biochemistry labs, jogging along Wisconsin Avenue, giving absolution at the foot of his bed or preaching to retreatants, is a man of dedication. To Father William H. Mc- Evoy, the priest dedicated to the souls at Mar- quette, We dedicate the 1964 Hilltop. 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As more than one fresh- man put it, alt was exhaustingli' Slowly the throng began to break up into groups, and within each group the members began to stand out as individuals. A shapeless mass began to take form as part of the student body. Now people were not merely nameless laces-they were acquaintances and friends. The new students began to have things in common with each other, while at the same time they began to reassert their individual dif- ferences. This continued long after Wfelcome WVeek. As each freshman at- tended his lirst class, he was already starting to select from the Uni- versity that which he wished to make a part of himself. 15 Kawai as--F l EFDUSH 21553 16 Mass of the Holy Ghost if aidgi., I RTQQJL WQQQMQQ LLL'L .'h'- 535375 ' A MH 1 While the familiar ritual of the Mass remained unchanged, the Mass of the Holy Ghost took on special significance, as an offering of the Klar- quette community. Students gathered in Gesu Septemher 25 to invoke the aid of the Holy Ghost in this yearis studies. Although their petitions varied, Fr. Charles I. Mehok, SJ., suggested an additional, common purpose for their prayers in his sermon. Maintaining that the influence of the Catholic graduate on society is insufficient today, Fr. Mehok reminded students that if they are to live up to their commitment to knowledge, they must become a sacrificing and courageous community dedicated completely to God. Marquette students could hecome such a community through the Holy Ghost, he said. The Blass of the Holy Ghost, in his view, pre- sented an opportunity to pray for hoth success and courage: success in academic suhjects, courage to practice Marquette ideals after gradu- ation. Soccer, the national sport of many countries, has arrived at Marquette. When Marquette dropped football in 1961, Dr. Barry F agin, associate psy- chology professor, took the opportunity to establish a soccer team on the Marquette campus. Fagin, a former player and coach, had been trying to do this for several years. Fagin formed a soccer club to see if student interest warranted an intercol- legiate team. Many of the club members, and most of the team, were foreign stu- dents who had been playing soccer since they were children. Competing in an industrial league with teams of national championship cali- ber, the clubis first season was a poor one. Last fall the team played in the same league but added several college teams to its schedule. After defeating Illi- nois and Notre Dame, contenders for the Midwest Soccer Conference champion- ship, the Marquette team was invited to join the conference, a group of 28 colleges and universities. The teamis conference membership must be approved by the Athletic Board and the University president. Autumn weekends may once again become sports weekends that this year's student can sup- port only on other campuses. Soccer Intercollegiate Record Marquette 3 University of Illinois Marquette 4 Platteville State College Marquette 2 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Marquette 1 University of Notre Dame Marquette 9 Platteville State College Marquette 4 University of Notre Dame Graduate School Fr. Lawrence W. Friedrich, SJ. A primary function of a gradu- ate school is to develop the inde- pendent scholarf, asserted Fr. Lawrence W. Friedrich, SJ., Grad- uate School dean. To serve this function, research assumes pre-eminent importance at Marquette and is pursued both on and off campus. Fr. Friedrich said it is a method of learning which gives the student confidence in his ability to continue learning on his own after graduation. Post-graduate work in surgery at Mil- waukee County General Hospital is a representative example of off-campus re- search. Similar library and laboratory pro- jects in almost all fields of graduate study are pursued on campus. Although the graduate student does extensive research in his attempt to find new knowledge in his chosen field of study, he should not lose interest in other fields. Over-specialization is a danger in graduate studyf, cautioned the Dean. Presently, Marquetteis graduate school program attempts to avoid this danger by encouraging students to take one or more minors in fields closely related to their major area of study. There are future plans to add to this program lectures designed to give students insight into fields other than their own. The School is also planning a social program exclusively for graduate students which will permit a broadening exchange of ideas in different disciplines. The University Board of Graduate Studies is drawing up a priority system for expanding the graduate program so that it will meet the current needs of the student and society. The theology doctoral program was introduced this year with such needs in mind and will help supply universities with additional competent lay theology teachers. Fr. Friedrich said he feels that further expansion permitting Marquette to grant advanced degrees in more fields will be necessary to place the Marquette Gradu- ate School among the best in the country. S f ...fx D Paul Ricoeur Paul Ricoeur, a Sorbonne phi- losopher, came in early October to share his reflections on the philoso- phy of the will with Marquette students. He described his method of philosophizing as proceeding from the abstract to the concrete through a three-level approach: description, reflection and interpre- tation. On the descriptive level, one tries to describe his own relation- ship to the object of his will, ex- plained Ricoeur. The existential question is set aside in this first level. However, existence must be considered in the second, or reflec- tive, level in which the person turns back into his own existence to find the source of his acts, to try to de- termine who he really is, said Ricoeur. This is accomplished through linking desire and effort, which Ricoeur considers expres- sions of our being. Desire and effort seek expression and this expression, Whatever form it takes, is called language. This is the level in which signs are im- portant and is called the level of interpretation. It is a task not only to discover one's self, but to know one's selff' said the Frenchman. To reach this self-understanding, a person must go from description to reflection and from reflection to interpreta- tion of the signs of his existence. We have an intuition of what We aref said Ricoeur. Thus I link the concept of self-understanding to that of signsf, Many students were puzzled after Ricoeur,s lecture and wel- comed the opportunity to meet with him for discussion. y in X 21 ororities iv WL 23? f lf .4 if JW ef K ' 5' M, I 1 Q in 4, '22 k,,, 'fu' Qing Q' ' il J Q fu1,.,9, ', 5 ruff: . '. 3 ,ff wig. 'ruff ef- F' 5 an ywsgafg. The rushees had been almost impossible to live with for days before bids came out. As time for the announcement drew near, their anxiety increased. Tension broke and near hysteria burst out in dormitory halls as one girl after another received the news over the phone that the Chi Sig actives were waiting downstairs. 'Qi Those not involved could not really understand why any girl would Want to go through it all, but at that moment, no pledge would have been capable of giving a coherent answer to the question, Why do you want to belong to a sorority? But the pledges knew they Wanted to be part of a group in which they had something in common with everyonef, as one sorority girl put it. The sorority was a sure way of finding many close friends, for all the members shared the bond of at least one common interest-desire to be- long to that sorority. The presentation of bids was preceded by three weeks of rushing. During this rush the hopeful pledges underwent a close scrutiny by the actives of the five social sororities. The rushees tried to ap- pear as charming, witty and attractive as possible, to choose a sorority and make the actives of that sorority want them for sisters. ,af 9-3 Chi Sigma Chi inducted its pledges during the candlelight cere- mony of the preference tea. For six weeks the pledges, dressed in green and white uniforms, carried goodie boxes, ran errands, collected signa- tures for their pledge books, made a positive effort to become friends with Iifty-Hve actives and smiled through it all. Hell nightn was the final test of their determination to become actives. Amid enough clut- ter to unnerve any girl, Chi Sig pledges endured intense question- ing and silly stunts. 13m .-. H , ii ff I I ,J ?f I 1 , :viz maid? - ' x-. 'ifff':l.E1 -. ws- 43 - f M 1 X 'Sail 1 2 1 M91 , ' 3' Axffx-wmv 'Ng M, 1. , x. Wqks if , , L.. f A M 12 x 1 X W5 . gr ii yix K M WSI A an ig 1 , A ww.-uf ' K MM M r G3'i -., r ' ff-Q.-.Q I-f 4' 4, I Q'-fi? 4 49 'Wm If X F: F . F if Y ,rf I I if' I L I' is 4. Q in 'ff' 1 ' Mg: MXL W' ' 2 P , 1 Y 2 Vk , Q J Q' 7 Jh- 'XN VW fl ' W ' Q f if . .L J: ,, K Q. I ff I .. gjggg, K ?i. Q xl. Q 5 XR 5, 5 k NW w Competition was a prominent factor in Campus Carnival enthusiasm. Dorms, fraternities, and sororities vied for spirit and originality trophies in the design and operation of the booths. Some of the fiercest competition developed Saturday morning in the Army-Navy football game in which Navy came through with a 26-13 victory. Races and contests provided even more opportunities for friendly rivalry. Fra- ternity and dorm teams battled to drag one another through the mud in a tug-of- War. Individuals stuffed themselves with lemon meringue pie in the pie-eating con- test. More teams competed in chariot races and tricycle relays. But there was more to Carnival Week- end than the Carnival. Couples attending the Ringmasteris Ball at Devineis Friday night found the stage set for an evening of dancing under soft lights and streamers. ' ' ' firffiifgf. Q . ..... H. L 9 ,-L:H,,x:Qk 5, .. . 4 .. ,rf p d I .f V Y' ,a , . . 1' wpv' ar I f ff ri -ft -if fi Z 'ff The weekend closed with a spirited performance by the Chad Mitchell Trio, singing such campus favorites as Lizzie Borden, 'cAWay With Rum, and Blowin' in the Windf' Jim Collins, president of the Carnival Council, and Kathy O,Brien reigned as king and queen of the weekend festivities. Paul Weiss, Yale professor of philosophy, lec- turer, author, is a man concerned about man. Man and the Good Life. Man as a private being. Man as a public being. Man and Beauty. At the invitation of the philosophy department, Weiss, last year,s Aquinas lecturer, returned to Mar- quette October 14-19 as visiting professor for a series of lectures and discussions. His views, which ranged across the entire realm of philosophy, aroused more student enthusiasm and intellectual comment than had been evident on campus for some time. l Weiss' God is uthat being who preserves all the good there isf, Weiss insists that, taken separate- ly, the God seen through faith and the God of the philosopher are both incomplete pictures of the Whole. The religious and philosophic views of God must supplement one another. But, Weiss believes, God is contingent on other realities. He maintains that for God to be God, there must be realities beyond Him. 'cThere,s you, for instance. There,s mef he explained. The four modes of being in Weiss, metaphysics-actuality, existence, ideality, and God-are intermeshing states so dependent on each other that to separate them destroys the unity of reality. l No matter hovv immersed a man may be in the public World, there is something of him that re- mains over. He is and continues to be a private being no matter how public his existence and interests. His privacy can never be exhaustively expressed in public, if it could, he would be able to turn himself inside outf, said Weiss. Weiss believes that man must strike a balance between his private and his public self in the hope of attaining the Good Life. A man needs the pro- ducts of other menfs lives so that he may lead the Good Life himself. As a private being, each man must find his true 'ccenterv-philosophy, art, religion-and Work toward its development, Weiss said. As a public person, each man lives in the Worlds of politics, history, nature, and religion and must balance the claim each Mworldv makes to priority. Man can realize his right to possess the goods of 'cdifferent Worldsv by focusing attention on his one center and meshing this good with the treasury of goods achieved by men Who have found different centers for themselves. g'Whatever I achieve be- longs to one single Worldf, explained Weiss. iw MM , 31 Convocation Before University Council members dressed in brilliantly trimmed caps and gowns, the top 1963 graduates and class academic leaders were honored at the President's Convocation October 17 for their scholastic achievements. The Very Rev. William F. Kelley, SJ., Univer- sity president, praised these honor students and said that they had not merely been selected, but had earned their awards by application of their gifts in the taxing academic competition at Mar- quettef, Although named for and presided over by the University president, this convocation actually be- longs to the students-all students. As Fr. Kelley pointed out, it is not just the honor students who contribute to Marquettels reputation. Iust as important is the strength we have in what could be called our cbenchf Backing up these honor students are hundreds and hundreds of talented, able, ambitious and successful students who create around this University an atmosphere of study that truly distinguishes Marquette? The pattern for achievement is completed by the faculty members, whose leadership inspires greater accomplishment, Fr. Kelley said. Business Administration 2 1 13' Dean T. R. Martin We donit expect our gradu- ates to be highly trained for a job, but rather highly trainablef, This is Dean T. R. Martin,s aim for the College of Business Administration. Accordingly, academic emphasis is placed on those things which have lasting value rather than on the description of transitory business practices, said the Dean. Reiiecting the current trend toward less specialization, Mar- quette,s business program has re- duced specialized course Work and has added courses from other busi- ness areas and the liberal arts. uOur program is now aimed at making generalists instead of spe- cialistsf' Martin declared. The Dean asserted that the inculcation of deep ethical principles is one of the greatest needs of the contemporary business world. Therefore, consider- able stress is placed on philosophy, theology and ethics in the Marquette business program. uAnd ethics is included in all courses, not just in ethics courses per sef added Martin. Modern business also needs people with sophis- ticated analytical ability-called problem solversv by the Dean. Skill in such analysis is achieved through the case system. This system allows stu- dents to analyze real problems drawn from the busi- ness World and to develop solutions, Martin ex- plained. Practical experience in the fields of ac- counting, economics, finance, industrial manage- ment and marketing is offered to students through gat, an internship program with local industrial com- panies and accounting firms. Another need of the business world is for people familiar with new computer techniques and the methods of management science, said the Dean. Marquette this year became one of the first Ameri- can colleges to introduce a required course in com- puter technology. Martin said he would also like to see increased emphasis on management science at the undergraduate level. A special program designed to offer the greatest possible challenge to the best students is also one of Martin,s aims. Perhaps the program would in- clude honors Work Within the College of Business Administration or study integrated with the liberal arts honors program, the Dean said. -fs. wi 'Q-1 3 ' MQ' A I 35 WARREN G. B0 EE The home of associate journalism professor Warren Bovee is as rich with warmth as the glow- ing fireplace that mellows the living room in the winter. Five children, four boys and a girl, make it that way. A chipped-tooth grin and a cowlick identify Greg, 9. Because Priscilla, 15, and Dave, 11, are both omnivorous readers, Bovee periodically spends evenings building new bookcases. F ourteen-year-old Chris sometimes assumes the impossible task of curtailing his youngest brother Iohn,s UI like beerv or g'My hair is really pinkn state- ments. Iohn, 4, is the youngest and, like his father's pipe, is Bovee,s constant companion. Iohn and Dr. Seuss at the Zoo often replace the New York Times in Bovee's favorite chair each evening. CAccording to his father, John had a 'beatlef haircut before anyone ever heard of the Beatlesfj if That pipe has become almost a part of Bovee,s personality. Asked how many he owned, he exclaimed, Holy smokes! I've never counted themlv Bovee,s wife, Gladys, shares his interest in art. Our favorite gifts to each other are often books or art Worksf, he said. Twenty-two paint- ings on the first floor support this statement. Bovee is a member of the University Committee on the Fine Arts, which sponsored the Uni- versity art show in February. Bovee started his college educa- tion at Marquette in 1940, but he took uthree years out for a vacation with the Air Force in World War Ilf, He piloted transports, 'cflying whalesf' in the China-Burma-India theater. Returning to Marquette after the war, Bovee graduated from the College of Journalism and was married in 1947. Two years la- ter he received his master's degree from Marquette and accepted a teaching position at the College of New Rochelle in New York. Teaching at the womeifs col- lege, he said, was an enormously valuable experience. The only jour- nalism teacher there, he had to get to know-at least from a teacher,s viewpoint-the whole of journal- ismf, Bovee's interest in magazines, now his specialty, was aroused when he took a part-time job at Funk :Sz Wagnalls Publishing Co. in New York during his term at New Rochelle. c'From then on I felt the need to learn more about maga- zines. And with little being done about it at Marquette I decided to specialize in itf, he said. In 1957, after Bovee had been teaching at Marquette four years, he spent a year in New York with the Reporter magazine Cand other publications? to learn about magazine journalism. Not on the regular staff, he was there partly to work and partly to learn. Last spring he was given a grant by the Magazine Publishers, Association for a study on free-lance Writer- editor relationships. Bovee said that teaching at Marquette is 'cimmensely enjoyablef, Hc added his belief that 'gevery teacher feels overworked, but usually itis his own fault. NVhen one begins to see some of the things he can do, he wants to get his hand in cverythingf, Besides working on the Fine Arts com- mittee, Bovee prepares questions for the journalism graduate comprehensive ex- aminations, is on the Committee for Studies Abroad, and manages 'cto write an article or two a yearf' ' T or HRLANIS liiili V m :P U ww - wmv, wa :Wu , f X 1 14 1 rt , S K . - .5323 Z mils gy ,, 4-. 6 4 we fl ' z Q is S is ml 9 '35 Qu-an g,.w..w. 1. 5' 41-Q 1' l With his feet propped up on the paper-strewn desk and puffing his pipe, Bovee talked of the differences be- tween the Marquette of 1947 and of 1964. Since the in- flux of veterans after the war, the cohesion of the student body has not been as strong as it was before, Bovee said. But the general character of the students is pretty much the same. As far as I can see, journalism students are still among the very best in the University academicallyf, He added that they are usocially aware and concernedf, However, they are more strongly dedicated to journalism work now, he said. Bovee mentioned that the general policies of the College of journalism haven't changed essentially since 1947. Journalism Dean Emeritus O,Sullivan and Professor David Host adeveloped certain views over the years about the nature of journalism and the role of the journalist in society which have per- meated the entire teaching program of the college. Those views were certainly here when I was a stu- dent, and they are certainly here now. They are un- doubtedly more developed, but fundamentally they are the samef he said. Since Working for the Reporter, Bovee said, he has been intensely interested in the problems of minority groups, particularly Negro and jewish. He is a member of the Marquette Faculty for Inter- racial Iustice and the NAACP. It,s amazing how seldom people think of themselves as being preju- dicedf, he said, going on to explain that it is not unusual for a man to be unaware of how prejudiced he actually is. We are very fortunate in having a Negro fam- ily living near us,', he said. c'We've gotten to the point Where Weive forgotten the family is Negro. Weire no more especially conscious of them than of any of our other neighbors. None of the things have happened that people fear will happen . . . no one has moved away, no one has shunned them, no one has burned any crossesf, and Rehl vi 37 551' 2: , A L' ' .wi ,- A X 420. Es - ff ,. , . , , ,Q 5 Qiasaxw 1 Q wif arquette Projec Our problem is to create a proper atmosphere for study and academic pursuitf, said Sebastian I. Helfer, project planner for Marquetteis redevelop- ment program. The faculty and student body are our considerationsf, In October Helfer presented the Marquette Project at the Campus Planners, Conference, the annual meeting of a group of college planners from across the country. The Marquette Project was chosen for presentation because of its unique rede- velopment method: Marquette applies for land to the cityg the city in turn applies to the Federal Ur- ban Renewal Board. This method is unique in Mil- Waukee. The Marquette Project includes the following among provisions for a future enrollment of 18,500: First and most important, more classroom space per student. A good teacher can teach in a barnf, Helfer said, and a good student can learn if classes are held outdoors, but we want to make education as easy for them as possiblef, Second, enlarged dormitory facilities and multi- story parking garages. Third, prohibition of vehicle traffic in the area from Wisconsin to Clybourn and from 16th to 11th Streets, this prohibition will solve the problem of increasingly heavy pedestrian traffic. It is difficult for the present Marquette student to realize what good he will derive from the Mar- quette Project because little construction will be- gin before his graduation. But during the next four years new land will be acquired and now-standing buildings will be leveled by the City, said Helfer. The cleared land will then be sold to Marquette. If today,s students will look a little below the surface, they will see what this project will mean to themf, said Helfer. He explained that in 20 years todayis students will have climbed the executive laddern and will be in positions to appreciate the acute need for well-qualified college graduates. If Marquette is to produce people qualified for the business and professional world of the future, we will have to expand, Helfer said. If W LQ. '1 UU i'More than a supplement to ed- ucation, Navy ROTC training pro- vides an opportunity to assert oneis individuality, dedication and sense of responsibility while serving the defense of the nationf, said Capt. Bernard A. Thielges, commanding officer of the Marquette NROTC unit. The NROTC offers both regular and contract programs to train men for commissioning in the regular Navy or Naval Reserve. The men in the regular program receive com- pletely subsidized education and S50 monthly while preparing for careers in the regular Navy. After commissioning they are required to serve four years active duty and two years in the Naval Reserve. The contract program is de- signed to provide Naval Reserve of- ficers for service during emergen- cies. It provides S27 monthly allow- ance to upperclass midshipmen, but does not subsidize education. Upon commissioning the contract men serve three years of active duty fol- lowed by three years of aval Re- serve. In the classroom students are taught subjects ranging from lead- ership to gunnery. This knowledge is then applied in drill and labora- tory sessions, as well as during the required six- or eight-week summer cruises. Platoon competition throughout the year stimulates spirit and mor- ale. Fall and spring competition in- clude the Captain,s platoon inspec- tion, the senior officerfs personnel inspection, and inspection of drill and manual of arms. Winter com- petition is in simulated anti-sub- marine warfare. The platoon which accumulates the most points in these competitions is named Honor Platoon on Navy Day in May. The CONCUER WARRIORS fcounter guerillaj program sug- gested by the Continental Army Command for all ROTC units was initiated at Marquette in 1962. The Marquette unit was one of the first to put the program into operation. 'cltis a big confidence builderf Capt. James K. Murphy, director of the program, said. A voluntary, non- credit program, it is intended to expose ROTC juniors to some of the tactical problems and experi- ences they will encounter at sum- mer camp. The program culmi- nates in a spring weekend problem in which each participant has an opportunity to act as patrol leader at least oncef, he said. This year an obstacle course, set up in the gym, was added to the program as a conditioner and con- fidence builder for more students. KROTC training, combined with undergraduate studies, prepares ROTC students to fulfill voluntar- ily their military obligation in a position of leadershipf Col. Robert C. Tetu, ROTC commanding offi- cer, said. The ROTC program is the Ar- myis basic source of junior officers. Once commissioned, ROTC gradu- ates are placed in a wide variety of responsible positions. Individual of- ficers are 'iexpected to know what to do on their own initiativef, Colonel Tetu said. Without ROTC training college graduates can advance to officer rank through Officer Candidate School or application for direct commission. But the acceptance of a college graduate to OCS is diffi- cult if the student attended a col- lege where ROTC training was of- fered, Capt. Iames R. Barnett, as- sistant professor of military science, said. Applications for direct com- missioning are granted only infre- quently because the Armyis other officer sources are nearly sufficient, he added. Arm K ,.,,gp:i' Fraternities Even before a boy knows much about college, he knows about fraternities. He hears songs about the sweetheart of Sigma Chi or tales about the Phi Beta Kappa key. He may not know the differ- ence between the two fraternities, but he knows they exist. At Marquette, the prospective pledge found an array of pro- fessional and cultural fraternities to join. But they were not those of fraternity legend, for Marquette fraternities included profes- sional and educational aspects in their programs. They held pro- fessional meetings and sponsored visiting lecturers. In addition to professional activities, Marquette fraternities sponsored service programs. In April, Alpha Phi Cmega, national service fraternity, sponsored the Ugly Mani' contest to raise money for the Iesuit missions. At a penny a vote, students were able to choose the ugliest man on campus from those devised by student organizations. 15, 5 w Am wx E fu' Q :J Q QL ,. M. .u m 2 Wqflfxis l 6' mia S -H9585 l fit' During the annual Interfrater- nity Council blood drive, all carn- pus fraternities recruited and signed up blood donors from the student body. Out of these professional and service activities grew the spirit and brotherhood found around Union tables and at parties. There the members drank, sang, laughed and danced as vigorously as collegians of lore. After observation, the pledge saw the reasons why he had de- cided to join a fraternity: friend- ship, prestige, an opening into cam- pus activities. Dentistr 'lr :W F Dean Leonard C. Alexander, D.D.S. We achieve educational suc- cess because We treat the student as an adult soon-to-be a colleague and as such get results on a mature levelf, said Leonard C. Alexander, D.D.S., dean of the Dental School. According to Dr. Alexander, over the years more and better students are being attracted to dentistryf' Marquette must there- fore develop a program which will challenge them. Our program's emphasis is on newly developed techniques utilizing high speed instrumentation and indirect tech- niques, said Dr. Alexander. He described indirect techniques as taking impressions of the patientls mouth and then doing much of the dental work in the laboratory. The curriculum committee of the Dental School is consolidating courses to permit more class and laboratory time for these new con- cepts in dental education. The Den- tal School also uses closed-circuit television extensively in its pro- gram. TV equipment is now in- stalled in three classrooms and one pre-clinic laboratory. 2: -ff K K The Dental School recognizes the grow- ing need for specialists in such areas as teeth correction and gum disease. Thus, advanced courses in these areas are offered through the Graduate School of the Uni- versity. 'cThe Marquette Dental School now of- fers educational opportunities in virtually every recognized specialty areaf, declared Dr. Alexander. This is one of the reasons for Marquette,s full accreditation by the Council on Dental Education of the Amer- ican Dental Association. Besides attending classes, juniors and seniors in the Dental School treat patients in the Marquette Dental clinic, giving nearly 100,000 appointments a year. The clinic, with 156 units, is the largest single- floor clinic in the world. Despite these statistics, 'four main clinic equipment is now obsoletef, said Dr. Alexander. It must be replaced with high-speed equipment if the Marquette Dental School is to remain among the top in the US,v he continued. Dr. Alexander said this was the Dental Schoolis chief problem and one Which could he solved only with large grants and donations. 5 gf. lu. tvuw ffw. A' , . plfilrsfd 1.. . WAJL, t k ' 5 Q9 k Q 'tGfrF'E 'Y- '4' ,ky ,,,, .Q But it didnit stay wrapped up long, for 7:30 arrived quickly. The crews got hack into their coverallsg the directors and technical crews moved into their places. Downstairs the performers ran through it 'Sjust one more timef, The din Was almost unliearahle. A folk singing quartet stood in one corner practicing-each member re- hearsing his own part Without paying attention to any- one else. A pianist did finger exercises and a clarinetist ran over the scales. In the midst of all this, one girl singer tried to keep from saying anything. As curtain time neared, everyone started to quiet down. The hush continued until the first performers re- turned to the liasement and reported that all had gone Well and the audience nwas greatf, Then the din rose again. Everything was fine, everyone was going to Win. Upstairs the audience, nearly a thousand people, listened to piano conccrtos, folk singing and jokes. Some- times they applauded politely. Sometimes they ap- plauded hecause they Wanted to. The show was long and it was nearly midnight before the judges voted and the awards were announced. Afterwards everyone left and suddenly the auditorium Was empty again. Only the crews remained to break everything down and store it away. Even as the phys- ical props of Musical Varieties were being taken down, some- thing of the show lingered on with the people Who had come in contact with it. gg. , - fy , Www at f 1-.nv-M, A November 22 - -1 45' ,, ' ' Q' ,gf .1 921' fit ' f ip H 3L. xy.3.kf W fA-' W Q p V , VK t . pf f'A A iw, F Rnvi guy, ,VAJ I JVIL x . , gs 47 'Q is - . QQ stz , i t F Q The Presidentis been shotlv The stunning an- nouncement produced half-hearted laughter the first time it was heard November 22. People thought it was another sick joke that wasnit very funny. But in a few minutes everyone was running through the grey drizzle, open shock on their faces, to find radios and television sets. Twenty students crowded around a car radio in front of Carpenter Hall trying to find out whether Kennedy was still alive. Others remembered the Union TV lounge and rushed there. Iournalism stu- dents ran from Copus Hall to the most up-to-date news source on campus: the Associated Press tele- type machine in Bellarmine Hall. It was punching out unbelievable words and sentences as fast as the keys could strike, Words transmitted from Washing- ton, New York, and most often, from Dallas. Even after hearing the bulletin a dozen times, no one could accept it. Assassination,' had become a word for revolution-torn countries and history texts -a word associated with Lincoln, Garfield, McKin- ley, names from the distant past. Now suddenly it was being used with the name Kennedy. That was the amazing thing: an assassination couldn,t happen in this country, not any more, and certainly not to Kennedy. He was too dynamic, too alive. But little more than an hour after the President had been shot, the official announcement was made: President Iohn Fitzgerald Kennedy is dead. All afternoon people streamed into Gesu to mourn the late President and to pray for the coun- try. But what then? No one knew what to say, what to do. And they had to do something. The Tribune staff decided to prepare a special edition. All classes from two oiclock on had been called off, so many others drifted to the Union grill where some began to play bridge, but couldn,t even follow suit. Others sat in silence, still trying to understand how Iohn F. Kennedy, President of the United States, could have been murdered. Almost everyone felt a per- sonal connection with GIFKM and took his death as a personal tragedy. Friends met on the street and passed without ever really seeing each other. Eventually they drifted home, there was nothing to do. Parties had been cancelled, Saturdayis Greek Meet called off. Most students stayed home, watching the follow-up reports on television, watching the late President as he had spoken and smiled only that morning. The words President Lyndon Iohnsonv sounded foreign. Even the next morning, the event was unreal, but also more distant. The University cancelled Monday classes, and students began to figure out ways of cutting Tuesday's classes so they could get home early for Thanksgiving. Every now and then, political arguments broke out. And still, but less often than on Friday, the shock and disbelief re- curred. It wasnit true. But somehow, eventually, it had to be accepted, because it had happened. President John F. Ken- nedy had been murdered. 55 The Marqu tte Tribun X1 3' f21w5?1f5ff?Q.-.1 , .. -f I 3, , Eff. 'sa- W 1413-S'1'ifori,w 'f 'x eVfN'gag 3-M54 11 , mg jfqwgwpvs- Pai- ,af 1 .1 1 - Lil:-'1f:c,3lf1f,5'1., ,?'QfW f' ' ' ' Y 'i -iwff ?ffw93,. A My f '-4-L ff wifi?-H' P- .W 1: gan' ' 5215 .gf v' H '25 we ., fa -f T , gy On a Wednesday or Friday afternoon a student darting down the stairs of the Union grill swooped past a stack of news- papers lying on the landing and grabbed one on his Way by. The paper he picked up was the Marquette Tribune. Despite the careless handling it some- times reeeived, its editors and staff spent endless hours on its production. This year the Tribune reflected the individuality of its editors, Stan Ziemba, Ginny Troy and Pat McGrath. Among the innovations they made were a critical page and a column called 'cPrometheus Unboundfi This column was established to provide an outlet for non- journalism students to express themselves. It was described by the editors as a Search for significance, for meaning .... The only prerequisites were imagination, interest and a bit of restlessnessf, These same qualities were required for Tribune reporters. Even in Writing news stories, and especially in features, their objectivity was unavoidably affected by their individuality. From their choice of style and facts came the Tribune that kept the Marquette community informed this year. The editors saw the editorial function of the Tribune as an attempt to represent the students, voice on campus, but also to persuade the student body itselff' They said they felt topics for the editorial page should be limited not by place, but by their effect on the student. ig 7. 5 sf Tip- ff Weekend The spirit of Tip-Off pleasantly dis- rupted the campus routine a Week before activities actually began. No one was sup- posed to be really excited until Tony Ben- nett sang Friday night. But by the time Bennett crowned Queen Mary Io English, even he had commented on Marquette,s enthusiasm. December 7 brought perfect parade Weather, boosting excitement even further. Crowds of students followed the last float down Wisconsin Avenue to MacArthur Square and, after the pre-game pep rally, they moved to the Arena for the highlight 5 X 1 ' fn X fly s l lx N V retd 'A - E, 'VX l YQ -AQ' 'slkwn ri WMS Q Hw'lWm , TA 5 fV a YK QE +2 2 F5 x s. an Fh- x 1 YE A ,ide , , mga -as' 4' Lf. -Q . .ivn yy ww v 5 iw ,M .Q W, big, fist 4 A ,,,f my ,, W Q 1 2 ff, La Vw .J g, G1 wk 3.4 pm N73--U ,fj,,'i1A'4 W K ' mg? til? ifkffiwii , egwfww ,fgmww 'ff Af , - 'H-gf:-YR?-1:4x1f' n MN Wtfiiiykhqwmx wg. , V ag: an 'y.f.w,uf,1 1 .1 f'.uwf,'K J 'E' '3't'.2-ay 191' 9 ,531 -- K -gin . 1 N 1,1 g4 QJW1 Q ,,f:'qt,, -.ffiiykfxwf v-ff?-Lmq ,' 5 fr ,, W- :Jw 1 k mw,f,Qgb?f,: , gL,Wvf i 34 A -K f -,ffiimhz 2 3 L' nf Q If 9':'W'-is Viefi- K 5 2 , K J - ' , A- Q4 w f x 62 O O Engineering Acting Dean Arthur C. Moeller Marquette,s engineering cur- riculum is 'gas good as or better than that of any public or private school in the Midwestf, according to Arthur C. Moeller, acting dean of the College of Engineering. An excellent indication of the Collegeis educational quality, said Moeller, is the fact that all three of its departments-mechanical, elec- trical and civil-were recently ac- credited by the Engineers, Council for Professional Development for five years, the maximum period of accreditation given by the group. The Dean said this degree of ac- creditation is achieved by perhaps only half of the nationis engineer- ing colleges. A further recognition of the Col- lege,s stature cited by Moeller was the appointment of Marquette Dean A. Bernard Drought as Aca- demic Dean Pro Tem at the United States Naval Academy. Dean Drought, the first civilian to hold that post, is now appraising the Annapolis curriculum in rela- tion to modern engineering knowl- edge and teaching techniques. Marquette,s College of Engineering is con- stantly seeking more opportunities for practi- cal application of theory. A revision of labora- tory programs in the engineering methods se- quence utilizes new equipment to meet this purpose. Three small analog computers, which were purchased with a 850,000 grant from the National Science Foundation, enable students to practice on problems recently encountered and solved in industry. The co-op program, termed one of the most important aspects of our curriculumv by Dean Moeller, also provides the student with both engineering practice and experience in employee relations and administrative func- tions. Co-op students discover that knowledge of certain subjects is crucial and come back to classes instilled with a greater desire to learn, said Moeller. This year the Marquette co-op program had 180 juniors and seniors working for 53 companies and government commis- sions. An!! 63 According to Department of Labor statistics, the demand for graduate engi- neers will continue to exceed the sup- ply, with a predicted shortage of 239,- 000 engineers by 1970. Yet Marquette,s engineering enrollment, like that of other universities, unexplainably con- tinues to decline, said Dean Moeller. Therefore, the Recruitment Committee, formerly made up of only faculty and alumni, has been expanded to include 20 students. Each of these students re- turns to his high school and talks about the opportunities of engineering. Fac- ulty members have also devised a plan whereby each of them 'cadoptsv a high school and serves as a personal contact for prospective engineering students, Moeller explained. Nov. 26, 1963 Dear Fellow Marquetters: This is one of the most difficult letters of my life to write. But I must write and say fare- wellf, On Tuesday morning, November 26, I fly from O,Hare Airport to take up residence in Florida. My wife and I have been contemplat- ing this move at the time of retirement for several years. My recent sickness confirmed the decision and made it a little easier for me to decide to retire on schedule. I had planned to walk around the campus and visit all of you personally to thank you for your wonderful cooperation throughout the years. But my strength was not sufficient for the walk. In order to see all of you once again a fare- well luncheon was planned, but the doctors voted against this because I am still trying to recuperate from my last long trip to the hos- pital. At least I hoped to say ugoodbyev in my of- fice to those who would visit me on last Mon- day-but President Kennedyis tragic death closed the offices on that day. So I must say ngoodbyei' by letter. Even this is difficult to do-after our forty-five years of continual as- sociation with Marquette. Thank you for your many years of generous cooperation with me on the Marquette team. These have been wonderful years-and I have never regretted any of them. May Cod continue to bless all of you and the Wonderful work you are doing at Mar- quette. Farewell, Chas. Cobeen Charles T. Cobeen spent his life as a part of a group, but he never let himself get lost in it. He joined Marquette in 1916 as a stu- dent in the College of Business Admini- stration. As an undergraduate he cam- paigned for a student union, and didnit stop until he saw one built. After gradua- tion he managed this union but kept on campaigning. When he sensed the need for a business fraternity, he brought Delta Sigma Pi to Marquette. When he real- ized Marquette students lacked band and chorus, he saw to it that they got them. Charles T. Cobeen Mar. 5, 1898 -- Dec. 10, 1963 And when a demand arose among under- graduates for a debate team, Charles Co- been organized one. In 1947, Charles Cobeen became busi- ness manager at Marquette. This position enabled him to deepen his influence on the University. Now the faculty and admini- stration, as well as the students, could benefit from his ability to get things done. And throughout his 16 years of service, he remained the individual who came for- ward to provide the initiative and drive to force a project to conclusion. Harry Bober, professor at the New York University Institute of Fine Arts, brought his own unique interpretation of medieval art to Marquette this year. In- stead of approaching the subject histori- cally or by form, he traced four cardinal principles through the whole of medieval art. Bober' listed these principles as cosmos, logos, sapientia, and lux and claimed that they would eventually become common knowledge. He explained cosmos as the principle in which order, system, and manys place in the universe are emphasized. Logos refers to the emphasis in medieval manu- scripts on the depiction of the Word, which symbolized the idea of Christ as the Word of St. johnis Gospel. Sapientia, Bober' said, is the encyclopedic character of medieval art reflecting by its diversity of subjects yet singlerress of approach the unity of all knowledge and wisdom under Cod. By the principle of lux, Bober' said he meant the manipulation of light in medieval works to bring out the vital symbol of Christ as the Light of the world. Bober elaborated his theory in four lectures for the Rojtman Foundation Art series, sponsored by the University Com- mittee on Fine Arts. In December, Bober discussed the concept of logos, using for illustration slides of medieval illuminated manuscripts. These manuscripts grew out of the im- portance given to Holy Scriptures as the Word of Cod. Both the jewels and initial letters used in these bound manuscripts were symbolic, said Bober: the jewels sym- bolic of Cod because of their pure color, the initials symbolic of the text itself be- cause of their compression of meaning. Bober said the whole history of medie- val art can be seen in the illuminated manuscripts. They became the central art form of the Middle Ages, he said, because of their relationship to the VVord, the fo- cal point of Christianity. Rojtman Art Series 66 , Journallsm The College of Journalism aims to prepare each student to live up to his social, moral, artistic and professional responsiliilities as a polished journalistf Donald Mc- Donald, dean of the College of journalism, explained. These re- sponsiliilities are interrelated but are distinct aspects of the working journalist, he said. Student journal- ists attempt to develop them While in college. A journalism student devotes three-fourths of his class hours to lilmeral arts courses and the rest to journalism courses. The result is a journalist who should lie aware of his role in our political society, one with the background and skill to report and interpret the news meaningfully, said McDonald. A student journalistis social re- sponsibility is to the common good of the academic community. The three student pulilications, while keeping the University informed, provide a creative outlet and test- ing ground for classroom theory, the Dean said. Dean Donald McDonald Moral responsibility requires the student jour- nalist to distinguish the good from the evil in hu- man actions. Artistic responsibility demands that the student understand and meet the internal demands of the medium he is working in, McDonald said. Courses in both the theory and practice of journal- ism attempt to develop such responsibility in the student. Student journalists are encouraged to develop an awareness of their professional obligations by participating fully in student journalistic organiza- tions, said McDonald. Part of the practical key to the eventual achieve- ment of this fourfold responsibility, McDonald be- lieves, His to be found in the education and prepara- tion of the journalist while he is a studentf, This is why the college tries to impress the students with 67 the importance of professional responsibilities. Modern news and advertising techniques de- mand modern facilities. In recognition that journal- ism is no longer' merely a matter of typewriters and copy pencils, in October the College completed installation of a modern photography lab with equipment rivaling that of many newspapers. The College of journalism will continue to ex- pand to meet the needs of modern communication, said McDonald. Plans are now being formulated for a one-year uprofessionalv MA program, in addi- tion to the present aacademicv MA program, to pro- vide a journalism degree for non-journalism gradu- ates. Also under consideration is an irrter-disciplinary research center for continuous studies of the Ameri- can press. a,,,,,,.j Choral groups and bands are like ivy on the walls of university buildings. They are both a neces- sary and traditional part of the campus image. Blarquetteas T5-member chorus and 60-piece band are more than merely a group of talented persons producing music. They are, examined closely, a coed pontificating on her French horn, 15 tenors waiting for 15 second Sopranos to learn their part in Handelis Hallelujah chorus, a boy blowing on his trumpet. Finally, though, they are the unity produced by the conductoris baton, waving each voice and instrument into music. The chorus is directed by Gunnar Cranquist, a music teacher in the Wauwatosa public school system and often the vocal arranger and conduct- ing talent behind many Milwaukee musical produc- tions. Among the 1963-64 chorus activities were: re- cording the Alma Mater for a Marquette film, sing- ing for a businessmenis convention at the Hilton Inn, caroling at the Boston Store, performing with the band for the Christmas concert and soloing in a spring concert. In Varsity Varieties the chorus presented an adaptation of Pietro Mascagniis opera, i'Cavalleria Rusticanaf, a gala yet rustic Italian wedding scene. VVilliam Ceisheker directs the Marquette band. Mr, Cf, as he is dubbed by his band, is a familiar face at Varieties as faculty advisor and frequent ac- companist. But most of his time is concentrated on band. He said he was pleased with this year,s large freshman section, his hard-working returning mem- bers and a few nearly professionalv performers in the brass section. Whether marching in their blue and gold uni- forms for Chicagois St. Patrickis Day Parade, ring- ing out Ahoya at a Warrior game, or doing a Leroy Anderson arrangement at Musical Varieties, the band played on. , ,I hash. 5' rj! Q2 X' lb , D. QQ fi .WM 5.5, ,j ,www aw ,uf vw ,fi 5 , W, , . Aw: .fs K , if .L yawn , ak as ,WM im' via ' 1 P , B .., , 5 - , , W K x b it 7 R , fm H- .fy K 5 4 wif , w,3w1.,5 5 Q 1, .. a ffmA' W N2 Q , Q2 f' Q I f455i Y La Dean Reynolds C. Seitz The Law School doesn't aim to turn out technicians in the law, but rather tries to train people who will challenge the present state of the law and thus work for the bet- terment of the law as it governs societyf, said Reynolds C. Seitz, dean of the Law School. This attempt to better society poses a problem for law school ad- ministrators. There must be a con- stant re-evaluation of curriculum to keep it in tune with societyf, said Seitz, Such a re-evaluation re- sulted in the following changes in the Marquette law curriculum this year: condensation of certain coursesg the addition of a criminal law seminarg a new course in in- come taxation and one in the prob- lems of child adoption. While some schools are cur- rently teaching or preparing to teach space law, Dean Seitz did not feel that this area Was crucial enough yet to Warrant including it in the Marquette law curriculum. While the case book remains the basic tool of law education at Marquette, procedural and office practice courses provide experience in drawing up legal briefs and pleadings. The publication of the Law Review provides special train- ing in legal research. uMarquette, being in an urban area, has additional advantagesf' said Dean Seitz. Students can see trials in action and have consulta- tions with judges and attorneys. These opportunities are available and we encourage students to take advantage of themf' said Seitz, but at present this is done only on an individual specialized basis because of class schedule conflictsf, The Dean stressed his desire to see these opportunities utilized on a regular basis in the future. At present, some law students are participating regularly in the preceptor program. Under this pro- gram, a law student works with a practicing lawyer as though he were a member of a law firm. The preceptor assigns the student a problem. The student then re- searches it and turns in a memoran- dum as he would be required to do in preparing his own case, Seitz ex- plained. Two needs of the Law School, an enlarged faculty and more space for the law library, were given equal emphasis by Dean Seitz. KA faculty enlarged from eight to eleven full-time professors would permit us to introduce more elec- tives and enable the faculty to do more research and thus be of great- er service to the community, said Seitz. The enlarged law library is a practical necessity. 'iXVe simply need someplace to store our booksf, he declared. Wt' -.,, 'Qu f Q is Housmg After a year or two of dormitory living, an urge to be free and independentn often causes the Mar- quette student to move into private housing. Steven Wells, business administration junior, is one of the hundreds of students who live in houses and apartments near campus. He said he had found that, while private housing does afford a certain amount of freedom not permitted in the dorms, this freedom is tempered by increased responsi- bilities. 'There isn,t any counselor telling us to keep quiet during study hoursf, Steve said. We don,t have to he in at a certain time after a night out. But, on the other hand, therefs no cook to prepare the meals and no maid to dust, change sheets, and mop the floorf, Consequently, the daily routine differs from that of the dormitory. Instead of awakening to a pre- pared breakfast, the student must either go to a restaurant or fix it himself. The same situation oc- curs at lunch and dinner. Since it is less expensive, most students in private housing prefer to prepare their own meals. Washing dishes after each meal often proves to be a problem-no one wants to spend time doing it. y , 1 ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, , , ba I-1- 74 For students in private housing, one of the Week- end days is usually set aside for housecleaning, buy- ing groceries, doing laundry, and attending to other chores. Since most students live in groups ranging from two to five, a system of some sort is Worked out, with each roommate taking on specific tasks. Inevitably, faults are found in the system, and a multitude of little reorganizations takes place. aEven though private housing isn,t the utopia those living in dorms tend to think it is, there are distinct advantages. The student is, possibly for the first time, completely on his ovvn. He begins to real- ize and appreciate the things that were done for him throughout his life, and usually he,s a better person for itf, Steve concluded. Leonard Egan, a journalism freshman living in Schroeder Hall, has found that learning to get along with others is the biggest advantage of dorm living. Diplomacy is a necessary by-Word when his room- mate,s anger is aroused by Len,s typing at 1:00 a.m. But diplomacy isn,t the solution to all human rela- tions problems. As Len found out when he was Wrestling With a friend and the boys next door Were trying to study, one sometimes just has to give in. Itis all part of Schroedefs human relations ucoursev Which meets in the dormitory Whenever classes are not in session. fi' - c'Dorm life isnit as bad as people thinkf, Len said. It's noisy at times, but there is cooperation during study hoursf, But students crowd the Schroeder lounges for bridge and televised AFL football games. The pool table, intramural football, dorm mixers and evening 'cbull sessionsv also attract many of Schroederis men. Len said he preferred intramural football, he has developed a vehement viewpoint on the Monitor Monsters, victory in the dorm intramural football league this year. Dorm politics provide still more opportunities for the expression of individual personality. Dinner each evening is accepted with stoicism. As Len said, c'What can you expect from institu- tional cookingiw About wearing a jacket and tie to dinner, Len complained, 'CI canit see it. I spend twenty minutes changing clothes before and after dinner for a fifteen minute meal. Itis a waste of timef, But for the most part dorm life is enjoyable. I came here from Massachusetts in September and didnit know anyonef, Len said. Meeting and get- ting to know the guys here has been a lot of funf, :sl-ku!-vas: -wql!ll 'a-Q! ,r To Kam Browne, a liberal arts sopho- more, Room 237, Heraty Hall, was home for the last nine months. Kam and her roommate have made this room the typical coedis. Green cordu- roy bedspreads pick up the green in their wall-to-wall carpeting and print drapes. Stacks of books and Time magazines show the academic side of the coeds, lives, souvenirs hung on walls and arrayed on dresser tops show the social side. Kam, who has her own room at home, found dorm life a new experience. Living in close quarters with another girl requires a good deal of adjustment. 6'Of course, I donit see much of my roommatef' Kam chuckled. 6'She sleeps during the day and I sleep at nightf, Heraty, a converted hotel, lacks the institutional appearance of many dorms its size. It is broken into small units, each with its own bathroom. KI don't care how friendly community bathrooms are sup- posed to be. If anyone met me first thing in the morning, she wouldnit like me anywayf, Kam said. There is study quiet at Heraty from 7:00 to 10:15 each weekday night, but the dorm is even quieter than others because of its carpeting and thick walls, Kam observed. Of course, not even the best acoustics can keep down the noise when coeds are preparing for dates. Roommates and friends are always around to help choose the right dress and to loan accessories. Heraty Hallls head resident is Mrs. Esther Mor- gan, who takes enough interest in her girls to teach them many social refinements. For instance, she once gave them a chance to eat with chopsticks just for the experiencefi Kam added that uafter dinner we can serve coffee in the lounge to our guestsf, Mrs. Morgan is anxious to know her girls. During the winter she served hot cider to those who visited her apartment. That way you don,t meet her just when youire in troublef' said Kam. Kam said she felt she got to know her house mother especially well during vacations, when she couldn't always go home to Kingston, New York. px , . 'Ji .1 .' ,i it vilfai ,, 4 . iixg his s i 0 5 ' W 9 rf, Q ,is i F fi S. ,-'a ,Af X s we 5 H ilwaukee Nlai'qnette seems to do its liest woilq losing 84-83 gznnesf Wrote tlie Xlilwankee journal. Tliosc worcls snnnnecl np the Hrst game of tlie Nlilwuukee Classic held at tlie Nlilwanltee Arena Deceinlier 28 z1ncl29. Nlnrqnette clicl 21 good joli in losing to Georgia Tech. Coach llielxey suicl tliut tlie XVLlI'l'lO1'S nmcle uenongli niistziltes to lose tlie game, lint tliey also etnne tlirougli with enonggli fine play nnclei' pressure to win itf' Tliis opening ganie of the third nnnnnl Classic was 21 study in niili- tary IllilllttllYCl'S-Cll211'gC ancl then lull lmelt. Nlzirqiiette was often lie- liincl lip' 10 oi' 12 points, lint eaeli tinie mlliecl nncl regainecl tlie leacl, ll leanl tliey eonlclnt liolcl. Xl2lI'flllOlllt was nlieucl at 81-80 witli it niinnte uncl live seeoncls left, lint tlien liegan tlirowing the Imll uxxuy. zincl witli it tlieir Victory. 'l'l1e Xxv1ll'l'ltJl4S ennie np with a relionncl witli less tlian Ll minute to go tincl eiillecl tinie ont to prevent any errors zincl to lteep possession of tlie lmll. lloxxeveiy wlien play was resinnecl, tliey promptly lost the lmll nncl eonlcl onlx' llonl to stop Z1 snie lvnslxet In Tet-li. C-eorgni Ieeli nnicle lmotli lree tln'oxx's to regain gi one point lencl. Xlaiiqnette look tlie lmll clown eonit, working for tlie lust sliot ol' tlie ggnne. 'l'l1ey nevei' got it. Classic But tlic luall was stolcn again. This timc a jnmp lnall was callccl. The official triccl tossing tlic lmall a conplc of timcs anal finally Ccorgia Tccll got it. A foul, two completed foul shots, and an unclisturlicd lay- up lay Blarqncttc prcccclccl the final gun. Nlarqncttc clcciclccl to win the scconcl gamc. Anal tlicy clicl, clcfeat- ing Dartmontli 98-69. Tlic NYLll'l'lOl'S attcmptccl 90 ficlcl goals, lntting 41 of tllcm, and gralilmccl 23 morc rc- lionncls tlian tlic loscrs. Coach Hickey snlistitntccl li-ct-ly clming the sccontl lialt, lmt managccl to maintain a comlioitalmlc lcacl, some- timcs as comfortalulc as 29 points. The 98 points scorccl lay the XVt1l'l'lOl'S sct a tournamcnt scoring rccorcl . . . tliat lastccl for two lionrs. lt lastccl lmtil tlic l'lliYPI'SlfY of Xlisconsin lmcat Clcorgia Tccli 19-1- 8-1 for tllc tom'namcnt titlc. Tllc Baclgcrs liacl rcaclu-cl tht- cllam- pionslnp gamc lay clcfcating Dart- montli 9-1-68. Tlic Baclgcrs liacl little tronlilc with citlici' Classic opponcnt, as tlicy nsccl a fast lmrcalx to rim up luig, Cklflf' lcacls tllat ncitllci' Dart- moutli or Clcorgia 'IM-li conlcl cvcn comc closc to ovcrcoming. 7 X...-ff AHUUEW '3 3 , M Liberal Art M c A ,,,, ,mif A if TMQ5 T513 4333 -'EYI Wi .g-,args sf, S 5 i , ,! Fr. Robert G. Gassert, SJ. A liberal arts education seeks to give students a broad and inte- grated view of reality rather than a narrowly specialized prepara- tionf' said Father Robert C. Gas- sert, SJ., dean of the College of Liberal Arts. Through a balanced curricu- lum in the humanities, the sciences, philosophy and theology, and through co-curricular activities de- signed to develop the individual as a social being, the College strives for the total formation of students as intellectually mature and reli- giously responsible citizens, the Dean said. The aim of liberal arts educa- tion ais not career preparation im- mediately and directly. It is, of course, a pre-professional training for many fields and in some cases it has a limited professional aspectf, Father Gassert said, referring to the teacher-training program of the education department. The College of Liberal Arts, a federation of relatively autonomous departments, hopes to develop more inter-departmental programs along the lines of the Slavic In- stitute. Fr. Cassert pointed out the theology department as one of the most active With- in the college. The numlier of hoth gradu- ate and undergraduate students-majors and minors-is increasing following revi- sions in undergraduate courses and the introduction of a doctoral program. A Liberal Arts honors program Was introduced this year with special sections in freshman English, history and theology. Fr. Gassert said he helieves the program will give uadded tonev to the entire stu- dent hody and will satisfy the more gifted students. c'The campus has leaders on the athletic and social levelsg the honors pro- gram singles out and develops the aca- demic leadersf' he said. ,, 82 Ges A listening ear can pick up the ehiming of the Cesu bell at a quarter to the hour. The rustle of coats and notebooks, furtive glances at Watches, the harsh alarm of the ten-minute bell, and then the noon exodus .... The crowd pouring into 13th Street at Carpenter Hall di- vides roughly into thirds that head, respectively, for noon classes, the Union, and Gesu. The cityis Cesu habitues must often be mildly scandalized at the behavior of Marquette students who refuse to conform to accepted standards of churcli-going. They clutter the lower church stairs with books, come and go at odd times during Blass, and bewilder ushers by appearing in such numbers that they defy being seated. Marquette coeds have a non-conformist atti- tude about covering their heads, too. But the Church of the Cesu be- longs to Milwaukceis people as well as to Nlarquetteis. Side by side, the student attends Mass with German matrons, Great Lakes sailors, soci- ety dowagers, Cesu urehins, the overzealous and the lackadaisical, and an occasional Wells Street bum. Part of the education available at Marquette is to be found here in Gesu. Outside, its dirty stones and meddlesome pigeons are compen- sated for by its imposing structure dominating the skyline at sunset. Inside, practical lessons in living can be read on the faces of the old, the defeated, the embittered. One of them may be the studentis reali- zation that he cannot develop as an individual alone. 1 f, 1, 3 .1 L, wk simigg x ,Q ,, V 3: .W- NW 'A A . .Vw zm., 1423 'angel , 'yr-1152 my .Q ffl' 4 glmg S V. aww' , i'vQJ!TQQ3, Mfg Y 1' '11-w . , MY-L, X J if K X fl ev ' f g 1 A 3? i-Hifi: 4. -QQ.. rbffifzz . ,,f .-1. 4L.:.,:',. 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Marquette got its scoring from john Stone, with 17 points, Ioe Nlimlitx, 16, Tom Flynn, 15, and NVillie Kingsley, 14. Although the XVarriors never led in the game, they did keep cutting large Ram- bler leads down to three or tive points throughout the first half. It was not until the second half that Loyola took a big lead and kept it. wil' ! u ..f.., .1 1. ,f f H, v Z, gf W? K ft x,x :wA 5? A , 5 , I Q Jams 5, , ' 'x,. Q .2 . F! 5 EA ' is . 251-Q S-4 W Q i T' ' ,M-fig' ,,,,.,. K E , . 5, 53' , ,Lv 'M 7,', I , ' gy 5,-,,V,w,,. f I W mx 5 1 j V g f, Y 'it f ,si ' F 0 M M I 'jr lgnrnxx J ,fl . J Q L , . . . W ,Av p ,QQ . ' 'v . I L'17 M 5 ' x +.mJf 2' J ff ,mg I J X 'va ':,.fi'l 'i h il HW-rg K ' 9 nf 4, z 1 9 , I X 5 N. ,ig n, 3 5' ' x X Y J 1 Q K . . I Q v ' ' ' 3 , ' W . 'Y ' 5 f iii? KP' lv v A lg ni ix: My , 5 : 5 Ss' ' ' ' ' x ' X. vi? 7- Q, ' -Y ,JK Q X xt X an ,ix fy A if Q Q C 1 , WS bw L X 'K A i' A ' ' X . 1 -6 5? fi gigs . S X, N Wi H? Wi, W gf! 1 Q.. Qu J r'f -X? -'lf-7 To say that Marquetteis wrestling team was short-handed is an understate- ment-the squad had eight men, only one in each weight division. NCAA eligibility rules kept freshmen off our team, but many of our opponents were not NCAA members. After Dick Pekarek lost in the 137 lb. division in the Whitewater meet, Coach Barney Karpfinger found out that Pekarek had been ill all season, but had kept it quiet rather than leave the team without a man in that division. In the same meet, Marquette had to forfeit in the heavyweight class because of a knee injury to Vince King, the teamis only heavyweight. With these drawbacks, the team had compiled a 3-3-1 record midway through the season. Dick Farrell was undefeated in the 123 lb. class midway through the season and is defending state AAU champion for the third consecutive year. He has won the state collegiate tournament for the past two years. Wrestl i n Intercollegiate Record Marquette 14 Stevens Point 16 lwisconsin State Collegiate Tournamentl Marquette 16 Wheaton 15 Marquette 14 MacMurray 14 Marquette 28 Elmhurst 8 Marquette 41 Second Place of 12 Teams lwisconsin State Central Tournament! Marquette 19 University of Illinois- 10 Chicago Marquette 50 Wheaton 50 Western Illinois 56 Augustana 44 ltluadrangular Meetl Marquette 11 Whitewater 21 Marquette 6 University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee 22 if JUSEPH CHWART Z Ioseph Schwartz, English department chairman, ends his day at his apink and white wedding cake of a housev near Me- quon. After a candlelight dinner, Schwartz retires to his study, so tiny that he can reach almost all of its 1,200 books from his desk. I think better in a small roomf, he commented. I used to think that the ideal place to study would be a clothes closetf, About 10 o,clock every evening, the five huge Borzois dogs, Iiacomo, Niccolo, Vio- letto, Bruno and Marca, are let into the kitchen to play. Keeping these pure-bred Russian wolf-hounds is his wife,s favorite hobby. His wife, Ioan, is a Marquette speech teacher. Schwartz likes music, especially operas and folk music. Although a strong sup- porter of the Chicago symphony, he feels rock-and-roll has an unusual beat good for dancing. He prefers serious to light theater, but, he laughed, 'cIf some kids set up an orange crate and charged admission, I,d gof, As a Marquette undergraduate he worked with Milwaukee little theater groups and the Marquette Players. Tennis is Schwartz, favorite sport. His best opponents 'care Marquette people because they take it so seriously and we try to kill each otherf, Schwartz is the youngest of a Midwest German family that considered reading and intellectual achievement important. uWe were taught very early to use the public libraryf, he re- called. HI was an indiscriminate reader when I was in collegef, Schwartz commented, 'galthough for the first two years I did concentrate mostly on Russian literature. But,v he continued, being an American and deeply im- pressed by a sense of my natural roots, my interests turned toward American literature. At the time, there were few prom- inent Catholics in the field of American literature, and I wanted to compete with non-Catholics on their own level. I wanted to show them scholarship without Catholic provincialismf, uThat's why I joined the faculty of an urban Catholic col- legef, he explained. HAS a member of the faculty at a Catholic university I am free to see more than I would under any other circumstances. Theology gives me this vantage point from which to view reality more completely than I could otherwisef, There is a strong relation between this conviction and Schwartz, teaching methods. 'cIt,s a calculated effort on my part to try to be as sophisticated and as alert to whats going on in my field and as wise in the ways of the world as possible. I donat want students to get the impression that the Cath- olic viewpoint is in any way stuffy or inhibitingf, Schwartz described his method as being ujust as up on things, as avant garden as his peers elsewhere. He tries to be as good as any pro- fessor students might get if they Went to Harvard, Yale, Duke, or VVisconsin.', Schwartz is very distressed with the Catholic intellectual who attempts to dissociate himself from the Catholic viewpoint. Schwartz described him as so eager to be- come a part of the big world, he dies with joy when someone from Harvard pats him on the headf, Catholic educators should be doing the head-patting, he said. , ,,,,, Q... , , . S A ,, El ,. I Ly ii K in Schwartz said he wouldift teach in a non-urban university. The object of the university is to present the best in intellectualism to the student and only a large, metropolitan center can do this, he explained. The non-urban university contributes to a sense of provincialism and parochialisrn. '4Podunk may be pleasant and maybe more people should live theref, he said, but Podunlc canft afford to bring in the Chicago symphony ten times a yearf, Schwartz received his Blasters in English from Marquette in 1947. In 1950 he started teaching here while working on his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin. g Schwartz usually sets aside his class-free days every week for outside writing. He has completed four undergraduate textbooks. His book reviews appear regularly in the Milwaukee journal and occasionally in America. In addition, Schwartz lectures a great deal. Although Schwartz, teaching is largely confined to upper division and graduate courses, he enjoys teach- ing freshman and sophomore English. He is very concerned with oral techniques in class and tries to retain the studentis interest. His lectures are delivered in a resonant voice accompanied by abrupt gestures and humorous anecdotes. Schwartz praised the Marquette student of today as umore articulate, better prepared, reading more and generally brighterv than the students of his col- lege days. nlam very fond of the student from the Midwest and particularly the Marquette studentf, he said. uAl- though he doesnit have the veneer of sophistication found in the Ivy League schools, he is 'just as bright and his professors donit have to crack through the veneer to make him learnf, Schwartz commented. Student influence on Schwartz is quite strong. KA student can have a greater insight than I into a work and this will modify my attitude to itf, he explained. Schwartz said that he believed that his attitude toward life is deeply influenced by the young people he teaches. Although nthey often pretend to be at the end of the wo1'ld,,, Schwartz feels that constant con- tact with students creates in him a sense of optimism. s W ti a J 5k?a.mg:,m2, f , , Journal UA white rabbit complexi' inspired the journal editor before each issue-is publication. Bill Becket, editor-in-chief of the Marquette journal Quarterly, said he enjoyed being editor, despite the fact that 'cyou always feel youire latef, A lack of copy perplexed Becket as each dead- line approached. He said he particularly wished to publish articles on the topics of politics, sociology, art, music, and campus problems in general, but students had not had the urge to write on these and many other topics. He said he would like to see 'ishort stories-with plotsf, and upoetry that sounds like poetry for a changefi He felt that most of the fiction and poetry submitted capitalized unneces- sarily on pessimism. The Iournal is a general interest magazine. Its struggle to get an article into print was sometimes as difficult as getting legislation enacted by Congress. A theme in its unpolished form, the leisure-time expositions of a literary mind, a scholarly thesis-- all made their Way to the journal office. Some were solicited, others Were submitted freely by students. Often an articleis style and content demanded considerable attention from various Iournal editors before it could be published. The article editor Worked closely with Becket and his chief assistant, George Ackerman, and often with the author him- self to give an article substance as well as student appeal. 94 Douglas Dauffenbach, poetry editor, and his assistant Lois Riso, were the only I ournal staff members who had a quantity of copy to work with. Their job was mainly one of selecting and editing the best poems. Larry Lock, fiction editor, inet with short story authors for final polishing of the pieces before publication. Wfhether Writing or editing for the Iournal, students found an opportunity to express themselves in many fields. The Quarterly's greatest problem was that few students took advantage of it. :sag-Q, -' V- - ga at W A t iii I- X ff' Semester Break Like Schulz, Warm puppy, hap- piness Was the semester break. The thought of those 12 fabled days separating semesters had lain dor- mant until iinal examinations. Then, during the grueling week-and-av half of testing, the break was the carrot hanging in front of the don- key. Thoughts of it succeeded where cigarettes, coffee, No-Doz, and vitamins failed. Semester break roared in with all the zest and variety of a scav- enger hunt-12,000 participants searching for fun. The University seemed to empty instantly. At first every chair in the library was filled with a bleary-eyed student, and a double-take later it was deserted. Suddenly the Union was silent, the Bus Ad building was locked, and even Father McEvoy's business fell off. In this scavenger hunt the con- testants picked their own destina- tions, used any transportation, and named their own prices looking for the treasure of a good time. Tro- phies took many forms-two foot- ball-size lemons fresh from Vero Beach, Florida, a handful of ski- tow passes from Iron Mountain, a HMadison-Population 126,706v sign from in front of a Highway Patrol station. But not everyone found the t1'easure. The 6'I,ve seen every movie in townv laments and the dog-eared magazines attested to that. The holiday ended even more abruptly than it had started. Stu- dents Walked dejectedly into dormi- tory rooms, scowled at the un- opened philosophy books on the desks, unpacked damp bathing suits, and got ready for the next semester to begin. But the book-buying and registration rush didnlt leave time to complain about school starting again. Theology 31, Math 82 and English 10 kept students busy until May When they would look beyond more final exams to another semester break. 'Ti-'Q . . BU! Q L Q 2115 Pt an 'W 11'u,,f9 Q 1 'M ww fw- ,,,..-ww win -an f ,ing , L ,fsgkwfm , .v,,,, Q va: U f .Ls 2.54: A 1 .. f fm QQJLS W, P, ,, 0-f me mffzvwh , ., A wfaa'AE?E,5, - ' A . K' X W., ,. Bradley The Bradley Braves defeated the Warriors 81-73 February 4. It was the sixth straight loss for Mar- quette, making the record 4-12. The only ray of hope was VVillie Kingsley, who scored 19 points and had nine rebounds. Even so, Marquette never led in the game, although Bradley,s lead Was narrowed to 36-33 at halftime. After halftime the lead mounted for Bradley to 54-46, 68-58, 72-63. Time hecame the essential factor and Bradley kept what Marquette wanted-the ball. Medi in Dean Edward M Bachhuber, M.D. 'VQW . Gln the School of Medicine we donit try to train specialists. All we attempt to do is furnish a stu- dent with a body of basic knowledge and an appre- ciation of certain principles upon which he can buildf said Edward M. Bachhuber, M.D., associate dean of the Medical school. To accomplish this, the school uses a three-fold program of research, edu- cation and service. ufiesearch and teaching complement one an- otherf, said Dr. Bachhuber. In addition to faculty research projects, summer fellowships for student research are made available by about 15 fund sources. Formal medical education is organized into basic sciences like anatomy, pathology and micro- biology and clinical sciences like surgery, psychia- try and pediatrics. In the third and fourth years- the clinical years-ua student contacts the patient and applies the knowledge gained in his first two yearsf, said Dr. Bachhuber. He said the medical students are taught a com- prehensive approach to medicine involved in the concept of a family doctorv to see how a patientis illness affects every phase of his life-his family, his employment. Service and education are interrelated parts of the Medical school program. Third and fourth year students continue to attend formal classes and also serve as clinical clerks at Milwaukee County, VVood and Childrenis hospitals, performing under super- vision the customary duties of interns: keeping medical histories, performing medical examinations, caring for patients. By treating patients as they would memhers of their own families they learn to develop uthose qualities consistent with the art of medicine-kindness, solicitude, compassionf' Dr. Bachhuher called a University hospital the schoolis goal. Although the School of Medi- cine is affiliated with Milwaukee hospitals, Dr. Bachhuher said that a comhined school and hospi- tal would help attract and keep full-time clinical faculty. It would also open new areas for clinical research. In March, the University allocated 520,000 for preliminary planning of the hospital. John S. Hirschhoeck, lXI.D., dean of the Medi- cal school since 1947, was appointed vice-president and secretary of the school last fall. He is now on leave to study its curriculum, administration and long-range ohjectives. His recommendations will he the hasis for expansion within the School of Medicine. 102 Izzo and Lukaszewskl uThe best concert Iive heard in the four years Iive been heref, said Pat Killeen, liberal arts senior. Baritone Bernard Izzo and so- prano Margaret Lulcaszewski per- formed for the second recital in the Marquette concert series February 9. Though the Union Ballroom was hardly half full, the audience was a highly enthusiastic one, demand- ing three eneores from the two singers and a special encore from accompanist David Burk. Operatic and popular music were equally stressed. Izzo espe- cially demonstrated his versatility, switching from a tragic aria by Leoncavallo to a humorous song from Victor Herbert's Red Mill. Opening with a duet from Blo- zartls Don Giovanni, the first half of the concert concluded with an- other Nlozart duet, this one comic in tone, from the Marriage of Figaro. In these duets, the singers proved that they were not only singers, but also accomplished ac- tors. Their expressions and delivery were especially good when Izzo portrayed the naive, then outraged Figaro and Miss Lukaszewski the Coy and Worried Susanna. The highlight of the evening was the coupleis enactment of Gian-Carlo Menottis operatic in- terlude, The Telephone, in which Izzo's marriage proposal was con- tinually interrupted by the ringing of a telephone. David Burles piano provided the only instrumental background for the vocalists. Burk is an admir- able accompanist, and an excellent pianist in his own right, as he dem- onstrated in his solo rendition of Infanteis El Vito. DePaul 10:3 The Warriors lost another game, this time to the DePaul Blue Demons, 72-69, February 12. Marquette outrehounded DePaul 50-48 and outshot them 31-27. But the Demons outdid Marquette in two crucial areas: free throws and timing. jesse Nash, 6,4v forward, scored all of DePaul,s points made under pressure. With four minutes left to go, Marquette made its last hasket to make the score Marquette, 69, DePaul, 66. Jesse Nash scored two more haskets and added two free throws in those final four minutes to give DePaul its 72 points. Sister Mary Thomas, O.S.F. ursing uCollege nursing trains the pro- fessional person, the leader in nurs- ingf, declared Sister Mary Thomas, O.S.F., dean of the College of Nursing. A three-year nursing program trains the technician, the nurse needed at the bedside. The four- year program such as Marquette offers trains the professional-the nurse who will supervise and make decisions, said Sister. Many hospitals now require a college degree to advance to the rank of supervisor and beyond. The number of registered nurses return- ing to school reflects recognition of the increased need for college-edu- cated nurses, Sister said. This year there Were 65 full-time and 132 part-time uRN,s,' enrolled in the College of Nursing. A good nurse must fulfill the physical, psycho- logical, sociological and spiritual needs of the pa- tient. Her training must prepare her to prevent disease, cure disease, and rehahilitate the patient. The college-trained nurse can do so more ade- quately lmecause she has the lnaclxground in the social sciences, philosophy and theology as well as in technical procedures, said Sister Thomas. Nursing students hegin patient care in sopho- more year and comhine it with theory and liheral arts through junior year. NVith this arrangement, Hwhen students study surgical or maternity nurs- ing, they don,t have to wait six months to treat a patient. They do it all at the same tinief, explained Sister. In senior year, students affiliate full-time in 105 psychiatric or puhlic health nursing. The Marquette College of Nursing is operated hy the Franciscan Sisters under an agreement made with the Iesuits in 1936. It is the largest private school of nursing in XViseonsin. A new College of Nursing huilding financed hy the order was dedicated last fall. The huilding houses faculty and administrative offices, class- rooms, lahoratories and a lihrary. In many respects, the huilding was designed for expansion. 'iNVe have classroom space nowf, said Sister, uso We can in- crease our enrollment in the future. There are also facilities for an expanded research program and office accommodations for an enlarged facultyf, wt it will T' Players Roman senators wore hlack ties, dinner jackets, and carried switch blades in Julius Caesar: Tlie Story of a Revolution. Attempting Bertoldt Brechtis style of modern theater, the Players used little scenery hut each piece had a definite meaning. ln old style theater, hy contrast, actors aim for audience empathy hy pretending the audience isnlt there, the audience has the feeling they are watch- ing the action through an invisilile wall. ln Brecht- ian style, the Players played decidedly to the audience, even to the point of stepping oil stage and out of character to speak to them. The modern dress technique of the Caesar adaptation was also Brechtian. lt gave the audience no choice hut to watch the characters because it removed all distractions of unnecessary scenery and costuming from the stage. 107 This yearls theater activities were highlighted hy two other major events: the erection of an outdoor theater and the long-run- ning musical, Oliver. The new Theatre Paul Claudel, located under the stars in the open- air courtyard of Crandmora, was planned and partially constructed hy the Players. lt came alive during the summer with the shows, Caesar anfl Cleopatra, Queen of tlie Reb- el.s, Sclzool for lVioes, and two one- act plays, Tlze Zoo Story and The Lesson. s.. 's Oliver, tl1e Players' inusical adaptation of Charles Dickens, novel, ran from Fel1ruary, 1963, to Novemlmer of tl1is year, excluding tl1e sun1n1er n1o11tl1s. XVitl1 the final curtain call of its 79th per- forniance, it lmecaine tl1e longest-running play in Milwaukee theater history. For many Players the theatrical activities of the Teatro Maria were a way of life, almost as impor- tant as tl1e academic. The lift- required dedication and got it from people like Fr. john XValsh, SJ., for 12 years director of tl1e Players. As director and teacher he Oft81l stepped i11to a11 actorls role to illustrate his directions. Most people lmought tickets, entered laughing and spe11t a few hours of a weekend evening watch- ing the Marquette Players perform. Few ever saw the true Marquette Players at work-with uninasked faces, sweaty leotards, contracting and expand- i11g diaphragins, legs lacing molded into a choreo- graphed unity, 1'6tllI'l1lllg l1o1ne worn out after long rehearsal sessions. 19. wg wh Elm'- 'Mrfff 5 kv Paintings, sculpture, tapestries and ivory from the University col- lection filled the Union Ballroom February 18-27 for the all-Univer- sity art show. Thirteen works bor- rowed from other universities, in- cluding Oxford, were displayed in the Union Lounge. Together they formed the largest public display of art works ever sponsored by Marquette. Each afternoon and each eve- ning over 500 people attended the show. Students wandered in and and out between classes, during lunch, and whenever they fled the library. They noticed and com- mented on works they had passed unseeingly in the library or Car- penter. One student wanted to know where the Rojtman collection had been stored and was surprised to discover that most of it hangs regularly on the library walls. The spark that moved the Uni- versity Committee on the Fine Arts to action was a motion passed by the Student Senate suggesting a major exhibition. But the real force behind the show was john Pick, committee chairman and associate English, professor. He arranged for the Thomas Gainsborough and Augustus John drawings from the University of London and Oxford University on a European trip last summer. During the fall and early winter Pick and the other commit- tee members cataloged the Univer- sity holdings, some of which had to be exhumed from vaults and store- rooms. Alpha Phi Omega- fraternity helped gather the works from buildings all over campus and hang them in the Ballroom. Special lighting had to be arranged to show oil the works. When the show opened for the special student preview February 18, Pick was a part of it, talking to students and later conducting a tour embellished with anecdotes. V Robert E. Gilka B line Award The lean, tough-looking man accepted the award without a smile but had to clear a per- sistent lump from his throat before he could begin his speech. After introducing his wife, his first remark was: The smartest thing I ever did was go to Nlarquettef, Robert E. Cilka, director of photography for the National Geographic, graduated from the College of Journalism in 1939. At a break- fast in the Union on March 1, the College gave him the Byline award, its outstanding award to distinguished alumni. Gilka was the first photojournalist to re- ceive the award since its beginning in 1946. At Marquette he worked for the Hilltop and after graduation for the Zanesville Signal and the Milwaukee journal. He became picture editor of the Geographic in 1958 and was made director of photography in 1963. His audience, made up almost entirely of 'cword peoplev as Gilka called them ljournalists who report the news in wordsj, listened in- tently as the upicture mann named photogra- phers of American history whose names are hardly known outside of their own profession. He constrasted the American attitude to- ward the value of pictures to the European attitude and found the Americans lacking. In Europe, photographic books are adult reading, here they are for children, he said. He listed the great newspapers of the country and accused them of failing to make adequate and intelligent use of pictures in re- porting the news. Reporters in the audience shifted in their seats. Cilka showed slides of pictures he con- sidered memorable: a submarine emerging in early morning through the ice at the North Pole, Iohn Kennedy, Sr., bounding up the front steps of the White House, hands in his pockets, Iohn Kennedy, Ir., saluting. When the Byline breakfast was over every- one knew the name of one upicture mann at least-Robert Cilka. He had pointedly asked the students in the audience where magazines and newspapers were going to find their pic- ture editors. His remarks had shown his aware- ness of the unlimited possibilities for pictures in journalism. Varsity arieties The lights and the audience around the performers, the rick- ety stage under their feet, the laughter and applause are the catalysts that produce show busi- ness for amateurs. 3 Like all amateur productions, YY's lmcgan with the auditioning o the nnpolislied My Fair LflCllflS of the cainpns. Skit directors franti- cally ran among the audition hoard ineinliers explaining what a hit of stage action would look like aided hy innlti-colored silk costumes, Broadway lighting techniques and a chorus of a thousand yoices. Of the 17 skits lirought to Ya- rieties auditions only 12 were chos- en. After the announcements of making the showw were sent out, the real work liegan. Groups which didnlt use the Union practiced at places like Odd Fellows, llall and the St. Maryis Hospital anditoriinn. Fraternities filled their lmascnient liarrooins With scenery and lmackdropsg sororities ent meetings short so their girls ',S'N5f 7QfHf fri Kiwi QE f 5:3 A Y, fjft, L ff, wif'- .va -'MN .U 4 Q .1-I 24 wwf mv .V-W-Q-M ,-Qu ,1Wm1. yr H, . N- www,WM'-wwf''wwf'' f-M After eight and a hall' hours of dress rehearsal on the Sunday night show, it was packed away, and the Monday night props were lirought out. Saturday night the crews got to go home. Sunday, opening night, and the next two nights, they didnt Chi Sigma Chi told a story about lovcg Theta Phi Alpha spoofed Milwaukeevs john Doeg Delta Sigma Pi explained why Marquette is located downtown, and Alpha Phi Omega studied the prohleni of the Negro. Heraty Hall dramatized a fairy tale with political implications and the Chorus brought an Kltalian VVeddingw from Sicily. Eight harlequin trophies for individual perform- ances were awarded and seven trophies for achieve- ment with skits. Theta Phi Alphaws director cradled the Spirit trophy in her arms like a lmaliy. Along with the trophies carried into the night went the determination ol the unrcwardcd groups that next ycar these trophies would he in their hands. UZ! 85115 Y H, CT 4? H8 Xavier: Season Wrap-up The 1963-64 basketball season ended as it had begun for the Warriors-with a victory. March 7 Marquette defeated Xavier 98-95. The story of the season was in what happened between those two victories. Marquette lost a rec- ord-breaking 15 straight games and 21 for the sea- son. More records for futility were established by this Marquette team than by any other. Three seniors played on that team: Willie Kings- ley, lim' Poulsen and John Stone. They had never before played on a losing team. Poulsen summed up best what the team felt: KThere was a lot of pres- sure on us from the start of the season. The team tried too hard and this was our downfall-we wanted to win too badlyf, Anton C. Pe is: Aquinas Lecturer I would like to think that the Thomists of the future will undertake to give to the personalist phil- osophy of St. Thomas an authentic philosophical existence in the modern world .... I hope that we shall undertake to build our own Christian phil- osophy, not by detaching fragments from his the- ology, but by risking our own intellectual lives in the world of todayf, The short, dignified man speaking March 8 was Aquinas lecturer Anton C. Pegis, philosophy pro- fessor at the Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies and the University of Toronto. Encouraging students to be Hphilosophers in their own namef Pegis said this intellectualvforma- tion should be rooted in St. Thomas, personal meta- physical principle of Cod. Pegis admitted that Thomism seems at first to have been created only as a synthesis tying together Christianity and Aristotelianism. But, said Pegis, St. Thomas actually created the link uniting the two philosophies by proving that c'Christianity could contain every vestige of truth that the philosophers had ever discoveredf' But St. Thomas, philosophy cannot be separated from his theology because there is no independent Thomistic philosophy, Pegis said. alt is a philosophy spoken in theology by a theologian? As philosophers in the world seeking happiness, Pegis said man cannot reach the fulfillment of his quest without Christianity. There can be no doubt that twentieth century Christianity needs philosophy, said Pegis. That is why, in looking to St. Thomas Aquinas for light in this need, we are face to face both with what joins us to him and with what separates our age from his. uYVe are living in an age of unprecedented intel- lectual discovery, creation and power when Chris- tianity . . . must re-enter and rediscover the world of modern knowledge before it can dream again of a Christian intellectualism such as St. Thomas and his fellow theologians formulated in their dayf, said Pegis. 120 RAYM D BED ELL Raymond T. Bedwell, head of the Speech schoolis radio-TV cur- riculum and co-ordinator of the Universityls radio and TV activities, once Wanted to be a chemical engi- neer. When my high school chem- istry teacher heard about it, he be- gan to pound his head against the blackboardf, Bedwell said. Soon afterward, he went into dramatics and debate. In 1954 he received his BA in speech and English at the Univer- sity of Dayton, Ohio. He spent his summers Working for Cincinnati ra- dio and TV stations. Glancing around his ornate Speech school office, Bedwell seemed amused at some peopleis interest in salvaging the old build- ing. When parts of it are remodeled, he said, certain faculty members are sure to turn up, offering to save whatever relics they can. When Bedwell works at home, it might be in the chicken coop, the garden, the yard, or in what his three children call his 'gwork roomf, a locked room atop the garage. .-' 5 3 lv A ja 9 ig 4 Q , I 5 ef if 5 J ,fp -,ir , f k 1 , , M gl if fl, w'4M.f4W . , , -f . waufs,,,,, wa - 1 7 M by 'ga f 5 E we J Zmiiffy A A .M M 2 :swag L A 341 'V it Q. xi ff 1 W 2? W' 41 fl - 4',L I' iw A : Q YV., ,f 'f 4- 154 ,j K Q' BQ -5- gi ,gk .QA Q if Y , X FW' ,M A-ff gg fi ' - 'S' wk? emjffa-Q wi , LM f LW , W mpg gl 5 ,L ,,.,,m!3M ,M J b X . 1 , af s ,A f A--.gk w:44f R' 7 4 . hz Y f . 5' A W ,8ef?!,l1ag'f 1-fi , if gf, W1-M ,. ,,,1 ark gf gf W EJ? Qi if M Q jak 'LA nw? lg Tift, vt' ' 5 , VN? K 5, 'I ik Q , J - .Lb ,W 1: ff' ,s V .Lg ,E fuk' in ki M, 5 ,, if Q xg J. Q.f,ff,,Qf fMA Q V ml QQ , A 435'-f K U Af 3' 4 1? . Q L, ,awe It M 3 if 5' 'fi' ,gig . V 'fjff 5' . vi' if R? ,Lm, ,EW 1 fi, Fifi R1- , an M. .w32,4 2' 5: V kk,. 5 5 Y ,H Bedwell met his Wife Cosmina in a child psychology course at Dayton in 1953. She got a better grade than I didf, he recalled. Bedwell came here in 1959 to teach because Marquette oilered him the greatest opportunity for developmentf' He has been given a free hand, within the limits of the institution, he said, to do what he feels necessary to improve broadcasting education. Bedwell teaches three or four courses a semester. The curriculum is umanagement-directedf, he said, not a course in disc jockeyingf, Marquette is one of 75 schools participating in the professional de- velopment movementu endorsed by the NAB, aimed at directing train- ing toward management. L Bedwelfs strong feeling for the managerial curriculum is reflected in his attitude toward the depart- mentis three-year-old internship program. Selected seniors Work two to ten hours per Week at WUHF, a small station Where some depart- ments donit even exist, said Bed- Well. Bedwell Wants the limited pro- gram to grow. He continues to ne- gotiate With the larger stations, de- manding that each supply a man to see that interns learn all branches i of broadcasting. Though his real love is broad- casting, Bedwell teaches Speech 11 because i'it,s the schoolis biggest operationf, He feels not all students need a speech course. If a high school graduate has already attained a cer- tain level of proficiencyf, he said, the speech requirement should be waived for himf, He teaches Speech 11 as informally as he can, to allow students to express themselves free- ly. Education must help students to establish criteria for evaluation, so they Wonit blindly believe every- thing they read and hearf, he said. Besides teaching, Bedwell supervises the Universityis closed- circuit TV. The med and dent schools have solved an instruction problem by using TV, he said. Or- dinarily 25 people would stand around a dental chair to watch an extraction demonstrated and 22 Wouldnit see anythingfi Television could be effectively used more at Marquette, he said, but teachers, reluctance is holding 123 it back. He supposed that teachers objected years ago to the introduc- tion of books, and now object to television, for the same reason- that it divorces teacher from stu- dent. Bedwell stated that TV re- moves the teacher from repetitive functions only, he said that TV pre- sents factual information clearly and quickly and leaves the class room teacher free to deal with in dividual students problems Educational hroadcasting has received a had name nationally, he said, hecause producer-direc- tors have not used their opportunities. They must know how to evoke hoth satisfactory teaching and good presentation from teachers not used to ap- pearing hefore cameras. In Septemher he will hegin teaching a new un- dergraduate course in the history of film develop- ment that will include the showing of film master- pieces like 'iThe Great Train Hohhery,H uBirth of a Nationw and Charlie Chaplin three-reelers. Though he agrees that radio, TV and newspaper are all mass communication, Bedwell doesnit see radio and TV as part of i'The Pressf' He is Knot too convinced that the main function of both the news- paper and the hroadcasting media is to serve the puhlicf, If it is, he reasoned, uwhy do newspapers and stations go out of husiness when they start to lose money?v UI donlt know what the purpose of radio and TV isf, he continued. The law says they must 'serve the public interest, convenience, and necessity., The law of economics says they exist to make profits. Their purpose is different for different people. For me, radio and TV are means of livelihood and di- versionf, He admitted, though, that hoth radio and TV form puhlic opinion, and TV more so hecause umore attention is paid to itf, HMost people think of radio as a hackground medium. It provides the noise they need to keep from going crazy in silencef, Radio listeners donit get much news, he said, hut Hsome donlt want any more and some donlt deserve any more. You canit take a hum off the streets and give him the New York Timesf, Radio gives the news faster, he said, but uit directs you to the papers for detailf, He said there is no good reason for papers and hroadcasting to conflict, for hoth are part of mass communi- cation. Criticizing critics again, he said that he, too, could easily criticize radio for not presenting what he wants to hear-drama-hut in doing so he would he disregarding the preferences of the majority of listeners. Most criticism of radio is narrow, selfish and consequently invalid, he said. E The Aeolian Chamber Players presented a pro- gram of modern compositions in the Union Ball- room March 14. Their efforts were not totally ap- preciated by the scant audience of 75. Composed of Gilbert Kalish, piano, Thomas Ny- fenger, flute, Lewis Kaplin, violin, and joseph Rab- bai, clarinet, the Aeolians produced music which was Well out of the ordinary. Opening the perform- ance, however, was a rendition of Telemannls Trio Sonata, a rather typical piece of Baroque music which Was probably the most appreciated work of the concert. Following this one foray into past music, the Aeolians launched into the sea of modern dissonant music, producing sounds which alternately alarmed, confused and amused the audience. Of these mod- erns, Contrasts by Bartok was perhaps the most comprehensible Work of the evening. The use of the theme from Lullaby of Broadway in Darius Mil- haudls Trio for Violin, Clarinet and Piano gave the audience an idea of the use of the theme-and- variations technique in dissonant music. Perhaps the highlight of the evening was the Milwaukee premiere of Ralph Shapey's Di.sc'ozlrse for Four Instruments. 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Several old-timers at Marquette University do. And these three still-proud buildings offer a course V in Milwaukee and Marquette history to any observant student. The Gothic spires, high door frames, and ornate capitals of Johnston Hall only hint at her 58 years. Named after Robert A. Johnston, a Milwaukee confectioner who financed the construction, the four- story building once housed the Colleges of Liberal Arts, Journalism, and Business Administration, the Graduate School, the gymnasium, the library and the Jesuit community. Guests at its opening in 1907 marveled at the electric lights, but the presence of auxiliary gas jets reassured cautious Mil- waukeeans. Johnston Hall was the first example of reinforced concrete construc- tion in the city and featured a steam engine that pumped air into each room in an attempt at air conditioning. Two years later President William Howard Taft visited Marquette, and the liberal arts students greeted him with a college yell in the first-Hoor corridor of the build- ing. In 1917 Marquette had completed an undefeated football season including a 103-0 defeat of Oshkosh Normal. That winter the University purchased the home of John Plankinton, millionaire meat- packer, and another house on the same grounds, which he had built for his son, William. The palatial stone-and-brick man- sion of the elder Plankinton has become the Speech school. Built in 1855 by James Rodgers, one of Milwaukeeis pioneers, it still retains some of the features that made it the finest house on old Grand Avenuev fnow Wisconsin Avenue J . The mosaiced vestibule and the heavy wood and glass doors are characteristic of the buildingis Victorian architecture. After Rodgers, death, Plankinton purchased the building and remodeled it twice bringing the total cost to S200,000. ,-ir.-wi-41:93-w , L,- L, - ' - -, . .-VMA, x w i 3 A Elaborate scroll Work and floral pat- terns dominate the plaster ceiling of Room 100, shown in the series of pictures taken at the Speech school. Gold cherubic faces, remnants of satin damask, and hand- carved Woodwork heighten the roomis ro- coco character. Artificial bamboo molding and bamboo and leather doors identify Plankintonis Oriental room, now the office of Hugo E. Hellman, director of the Speech school. The entire room had once been paneled in bamboo. The William Plankinton home, which now houses the athletic department and civil engineering, is a Worthy companion to the elder Plankintonis residence. Marquette acquired both buildings after Iohn Plankinton,s death. For senti- mental reasons, William insisted that both houses be destroyed. His house had never been occupied because his Wife died on their honeymoon. The following spring, vandals hired by the heir to hasten the demolition process ripped out some of the elegant furnishings. Marquette sued for reparation of the damages. In addition to damages, it won a court order prohibiting the demolition of the buildings. Other buildings on campus also recall Marquettels association with industry and Milwaukeels history. Lisette Lodge, now a womenls residence hall, was formerly the home of Fred Miller, prominent Milwau- kee brewer. Grandmora Hall is on the site of the Patrick Cudahy home. Dental Hygiene Forty years ago the first classes in dental hygiene were offered at Marquette. In 1924 it Was unique for classes designed primarily for Women to be associated with the professional schools of dentistry and medicine. Today Mar- quette has three such programs to prepare Women for roles in safeguarding health: dental hygiene, medical technology, and physical therapy. The dental profession is currently divided in opinion on dental hygiene education, said Eliza- beth M. Linn, chairman of the dental hygiene department. Some dentists Want their hygienist to do only the mechanics of cleaning teeth and taking X-rays and therefore Want the dental hy- giene program reduced to one year. Others feel that the hygienist should have expanded duties such as filling minor cavities, they favor expan- sion ofthe program. Marquette favors the latter, said Miss Linn. We recommend that our students take one year of liberal arts, two years of basic dental hygiene and then a fourth year of liberal arts. We feel this is the ideal preparationf' The University con- tinues to offer both a two-year and a four-year degree program. Miss Linn called Marquetteis urban location a benefit to the dental hygiene department. 'iWe have to rely on getting patients and it,s easiest to get them here in the city. We don,t get enough Marquette students, thoughf, she said, probably because of conflicting class and clinic schedules. Student patients are not the departmentfs only need. 'iWe need the whole main clinic reno- vatedf, said Miss Linn. The equipment there is outdated. The equipment in the smaller clinics and the laboratories is modern and very ade- quate, thoughf, she added. Elizabeth M. Linn, Chairman 2 Medical Technology The most immediate need of the medical tech- nology curriculum is more students, said Alice M. Semrad, director of the curriculum. The pres- ent enrollment is 136. We have faculty and clini- cal facilities available for an enrollment of 200,D she said. Alice M. Semrad, Director get Medical technology students spend three years in the classroom and their last year, twelve full months, in an affiliation at one of six local hospitals. After this affiliation, students take the National Registry Exam required of all medical technologists and taken by approximately 3,000 yearly. In the last three years, Marquette gradu- ates have scored highest on this examf reported Miss Semrad. Next year, during their hospital affiliation, stu- dents Will return to campus three hours each Week for lectures. K'This will allow them to correlate classroom theory and clinical experiencef, said Miss Semrad. Beth J. Phillips, Director Physical Therap Beth I. Phillips, director of the physical ther- apy curriculum, would like to see her students involved in more initial research during their clini- cal affiliation. She would also like to see the pro- gram include more liberal arts. Physical thera- pists are working with people, not just treating themf she said, aand this necessitates more study of the liberal artsf, While some schools, e.g., the University of Wisconsin, offer a five-year course in physical therapy, Miss Phillips said she saw no need for Marquette to expand beyond the four-year pro- gram until the enrollment increases. Ulf Mar- quette had more PT students, we might run a summer session as UW does, allowing for a twelvc-month clinical affiliation anywhere in the countryf, she said. Present affiliations are in the Milwaukee metropolitan area only. Enrollment growth would demand an enlarged faculty and more classrooms. Miss Phillips felt that the addition of a fourth full-time faculty member would permit this expansion. There are three full-time and four part-time teachers now. She added that an additional classroom would make it easier to run double-section classesf, A E52 f ? ' 35,5 'Af ,-fx-v-4v 'M Jesuit Honoraries To pick one outstanding member of Gamma Pi Epsilon would be impossible, all Marquetteis mem- bers of the national Iesuit honorary for Women are chosen on the basis of their scholarship and their loyalty and service to the University. New members are chosen by the present mem- bers, Mary Alice Gannon, dean of Women, the deans of the colleges, and the Very Rev. William F. Kelley, SJ., University president. Although they have in common their standards and their selection process, Gamma Pi and Alpha Sigma Nu, the menas honorary, sponsored activities separately. Alpha Sigma Nu had a regular speakers, pro- gram this year. As another activity, each member submitted to his dean a Written evaluation of the progress of the college. Virginia Troy, president of Gamma Pi, explained that the group changes in character every year as the membership changes. In the past few years the group concentrated on theoretical discussions of such topics as The Woman at Marquettef, This year Gamma Pi re-evaluated its possibilities and initiated activities which suited the diverse in- terests of the membership and which Were not repetitions of other groups, projects. The girls lectured in freshman orientation sec- tions during a Week of the orientation period early this year. They also inaugurated a voluntary tutor- ing service for persons referred to them by the dean of Women and the guidance center. Retreats KNO other single force is more important in the spiritual life than retreatsf said Fr. Jerome Breunig, SJ. All Jesuit colleges, universities and high schools require retreats of Catholic students. Marquette students fulfill their requirement by attending one of three kinds of retreats: the general open retreat during Holy Week, a semi-closed week- end retreat on campus, or a closed retreat at a re- treat house. Opinions on all three seem strong. The Iesuits readily admit flaws in the on-campus retreats. alt is difficult to get the proper silence, recol- lection and spiritual reading on a campus retreat. The student goes home or back to the dormitory and he might have a date. We realize it is not the best situationf, said Fr. Everett Morgan, SJ., a di- rector of menys retreats at the Dental school. There are some good points in a required re- treat at a big school. The student can take a good, solid look at his life and have a chance to get on the 135 right track. The retreat can show the student how to integrate theology and philosophy into his daily life. Any student who has some faith will say it is a good thingf, Father Morgan said. Several Marquette students commented on the values of their own retreats. Tom N eavins, a liberal arts junior who made a weekend campus retreat, said, 'cThere didn,t seem to be much value in it for me. The atmosphere of dorm life and the other usual associations make it hard to stay in the spirit of the Whole Weekendf, Ron Renchard, liberal arts freshman, said, uit seems to me that the value of a retreat is to find what you really lack and to make resolutions during the retreat to overcome your pitfalls. The lack of spirit, the atmosphere of campus and dormitory life and the idea of having been forced to make a retreat defeat this purposef, john Staut, engineering senior, has made both campus and closed retreats. uThere is no comparisonf, he said. After the conference sessions on campus you get back to normal activity and easily lose all good intentions. The closed retreat has some lasting value. It gives you a chance to thinkf, Tom Benham, liberal arts freshman, said, uMy closed retreat Was one of the most profitable experiences of my life. Be- fore I Went I thought it would be a farce, but it definitely gave me a new outlook on life. It helped me to view religion not as something abstract but as something realf, .M la, W gs-,ess ,, Kathy Fisher, journalism junior, said the campus general retreat was of little value for her, but she favored closed retreats. 'The closed retreat allows you to get out of the dorm and away from people. You almost have to think. Even if there were no religious value, it would be of psychological bene- iit because you have a chance to relaxf, she said. About 1,000 Marquette students made closed 137 retreats this year at retreat houses such as Holy Hill, Oshkosh or the Cenacle. Marquette plans to build a closed retreat house for students. The University has several suitable pieces of property for it but lacks the money to build. A retreat house adequate for 60 students Would cost at least S300,000. In the meantime, most students will have to make the best of on-campus retreats. Speer: i. ,,,g,H,,wmk K f fr-, -any - W- 4 , .:.., . . Z Wifi 3 'Mr we ,',f' -W Hugo E. Hellman, Director 'KI would not argue that more speech be required for all students, but I Wish that more students would choose speech electivesf, said Hugo E. Hellman, director ofthe School of Speech. Although most students must take only Speech ll CSpeech in Groupsb, other courses might also be beneficial. For example, an interpretation course could help prospective English teachers and a course in semantics could he useful for the language stu- dent, said Hellman. This year speech therapy had the largest enroll- ment of the six curricula in the School of Speech. Hellman cited as one reason for the large enroll- ment the federal governments support for the train- ing of speech therapists. The childrens speech clinic conducted in Duiley Hall by the speech therapists requires regular addi- tion of new testing equipment. But the largest equip- ment investment has been for the radio-television curriculum, Hellman said. A video-tape machine was purchased this year and enough closed-circuit television equipment has been bought to use for Speech 11 and Theology 80 and 31 courses. The most pressing need of the Speech school now is for studio and storage space for television equipmentf said Hellman. If closed-circuit television is to be used more extensively, the Speech school will need more tech- nically trained people, said Hellman. Just putting a teacher in front of a camera doesn,t make him a better teacher. You need technicians to train him 139 to use the medium eflectivelyf, Hellman said he also hoped for expansion of Teatro Maria, the theater used by the Players, most of Whom are in the drama curriculum. The activity of the Players doesn,t need to be expanded, but Fr. John Walsh lmoderator of the Playersl needs a place to really operate with the talent he has de- velopedf, said Hellman. altis a shame that now only 150 people at a time can see the Players, produc- tionsf' E' -. TK? i5 as23'::HftEIuijiwzlii.-gfiifs vin. 4 ff-lf 'If '? '-.'16,,:L1'Z'-5.2Jh:iz'?2l iff!- f U i?5tf'f?QffQ'Qq13QgQ Qil j aj, .sf -1,,5,,',5H gi S' g y ,V ',?2C4f'yjiL ,L ,,,xe7L,,,f3. , K . , i, X 32 R ws 1 - .F , Qigxmir u fran f Q ggzvwwxwsfiviifgfff -f ' xi. Ax may A U s .-'THSYAYQEZ 1 -'I-54, ar iv Ewen .V 1 ,f d 31 :I Lg 140 Spring on Campus Spring on campus? What campus? Skeptics! Granted, grass and trees are scarce on campus, but spring hits Mar- quette hard, regardless. One morning everybody needs hip boots to cross the street, the next day the sun is actually shining and Warm. Song- birds have moved in overnight on the pigeons, domain, the last traces of salt have seeped into the sidewalks, and knee socks are shed. as 'rf PQ A fsvw, + Q i 8 an V fl lla ,Kiir,f,, , fl . v 1 A' 1-fi if we 5.55 , 'ia f we L1 ? 5 5 Q A Q WL K2 lk 5 af 7' iii! ,va 'E if 4,1 if D00 W 4 Q 4 H A, P, I , I L .I I Irii, I is M - ff , 8 l U0 NOT BLOCK CROSSING Students indulge their tendency to uput off ,til tomorrow . . and fall to prolonged daydreaming over their books. The old hand-holding contagion breaks out again with a fury not seen since early fall. The library steps re-enter the contest for the number one rendezvous-and girl-watching spot on campus. 'M 'N Q 2'QQygkASH f ge ggii, fgi :QEEQVAQ Xl! wif 'x .k, Lksgihwfw LE?Q33mggW4w3g, :S ,Q 2' 2 'le ??5 25 Wigan 'H 'S x H5 .. Y m M 1 rw K wi fx, wx, .ill wk ' Q M 555 nffqif, kg X M M 1-E -' Mlff ' J' ., ., .:'-ikifki.-XMXX 1 M1 Q ,faqaplh V?-Xxx Sgv X A5111 f4g2i:Q5.9f,a,v 'f WH A :,.x3:-MQ. A Us K ,g5,1+.fQ-imgiwx my M M 4 by v g,.-,rE -1 mg 4 N ww'.fww.q . -M Q . - Q, w A .WU J., 'f K - -me-'ff :ja-S -gT ::,.', ' ' 1-' Q -.43 . 2151--H I f-'- r A 'fm ' , : L 1 w , liiff.-fi N w 9 ' v vu 51:11 1' www -yas 5' ,M 1 wr- I, - 1, ' 'K . x. ,4 T f , 5' X nw., M - 'r'5- , 'Q w?L 9g, ,VFW we v ,, A D ':' 4 , f ' e' uf' 4 .1 J 4, 3 f f - 'CII' A , '. - Q f .- s X ' f J'--fm Q. A uThc Marquette debate team operates as an informal honors so- ciety for superior students. Debate forces them to deal in critical think- ingf said A. Berkley Driessel, full- time forensics director. aDebate helps to liberalize students. It re- quires tliat they Search for the idea behind the ideaf, KDebate is a kind of problem solvingf said Mike Stapleton, lib- eral arts junior. Ed Sweeney, liberal arts sophomore, added that udebate provides a chance to exercise lead- ership and decision-makingf, The time spent on research and preparation for a year,s debate roughly equals 6 to 8 credit hours of class work. Sometimes the topic prompts the debater to develop a new interest. Stapleton recalled one student who enrolled in law school rather than in medical school be- cause of his work on a debate topic. The 1963-764 debate team had only two pre-speech members, the others represented nearly every col- lege on campus. The team,s only relations with the speech school are its demonstrations for televised Speech ll sections and its open de- bate, a Speech ll requirement. This yearls national debate topic was, uResolved: That the federal government should guarantee an opportunity for higher education to all qualified high school graduatesf, The Marquette team placed high in tournaments at the University of Chicago, St. Mary,s of Notre Dame and XVayne State University. In a 120-team tournament at Har- vard, Marquette placed in the top 16. F 732 K fig Jilfkit , few, if ,.,,g,,,,-,J,,f,z,:ying . , V ,, Liv fmt ., - zfw, V 5-2,-Wg. f 1?- vi s 5' Anyone who saw the early spring practices of the 1964 Marquette golf team Was probably sur- prised. For the first time girls had a chance of making the varsity team. One of them, Mary Beth Nienhaus, was the medalist in the 1963 Wisconsin State VVomen,s Ama- teur Tournament and Won the Wisconsin Public Links Tournament. The other, Suzanne Haasch, was runner-up in the 1963 Milwaukee Park Commis- sion Tournament and finished third in the VViscon- sin State Womenis Public Links Tournament. 1 N . This placed unusual pressure upon returning lettermen Mike Baldewics and Jack Harms and the other male members of the teamf, said Coach Charles Nader. There is no NCAA rule against wom- en competing in sports in which they excel. The 1963 golf team Was undefeated in regular competition. This season the team played at Tum- blebrook Golf Club, a 6,540 yard, 36-36 par course in Pewaukee. The schedule included Carroll Col- lege, UW-M, Beloit and St. Norbertis. 146 T enni After two slim years, the Mar- quette 'net men, appear to be on the Way to the glories they enjoyed a few years agof, Donald A. Clark, Marquette,s tennis coach, said. He believed the teamis record would be about even this year and said that chances were excellent for a strong team next year. This yearis team was led by Captain Pete V anoerhyden and Buss Stepke, both seniors. The other starters were Bill Prudlow, Jim Pelkey and Bob Von Bereghy, all sophomores. Clark said that because Mar- quette does not offer tennis scholar- ships the caliber of players tends to run in cycles. Marquette had excel- lent teams during the late l950,s, but soon tuition raises forced many potential players to attend other schools. Now the cycle has been completed and Marquette again has some of the finest freshman and sophomore talent ever, Clark said. Bob Von Bereghy explained, alt is not hard to learn to play tennis. But desire, ability and hard Work go hand in band to make the Win- ning tennis player. Desire is the most important thing. WVhen one wins, it is a personal satisfaction, but he Wins for his team and for his sclioolf, This year's schedule included UW'-M, the University of Chicago, DePaul, St. Ambrose, Loras, St. Norbertls, Ripon and Notre Dame. Although tennis, a minor sport at Marquette, does not enjoy much prestige on campus, Von Bereghy said, uThere is no lack of interest by the individuals involvedf, Photograph by: After the ,61 edition had met its last deadline, Jack Hamilton vowed that he would never have anything to do with the Hilltop again. He broke that vow this year for the third consecutive time. He was a familiar figure around campus, taking pictures in all the places where photographers can take pictures, and in some places where most of them usually canit. All of the photography in the ,611 Hilltop, with few exceptions, is Iack Hamiltoifs work. He turned in scores of pictures that match, and some that surpass, in quality those that appear in this book, but all of them could not possibly have been used. Like all good photographers, Hamilton has strong ideas of what makes a good picture and never hesitated to let his editors hear them. Often discouraged himself, by deadline problems and picture dis- agreements with the editors, he could cheer up a depressed staff by finding humor in the most trying of situations. To Jack Hamilton go the thanks and best wishes of his Kwomen edi- torslv J ack Hamilton Q :af mg .1 ., bL,. n- . , 1'1i.q,- , J, ,Vs . ffm- f ,V ,, L., , , . 7 Hilltop C'This Was our chance to do something different and Worthwhile with a yearbook. Most yearbooks are stodgy and dull, but this one tries to carry out a theme that means something-it concentrates on peoplef, said Mia McTamney, Hilltop co-editor. Mia and her co-editor, Indy Fin- layson, felt that the Hilltop should present an accurate picture of the University and its students, that it should show not only the yearls events, but also what they meant to students. This is why they presented the year 1963-1964 as a continuous flow of events and included fea- tures on people and living condi- tions that had a significant effect on the students. Though officially they had a large staff, the editors said few peo- ple worked steadily on the year- hook. Among them were Iack Ham- ilton, the sole, harried photogra- pher, Jack Harms, the layout edi- tor who practiced Varsity Varie- ties routines hetween layouts, Mary Ann Rosswurm, the copy editor who doubled as an interviewer, Helen Rothfus, the organizations editor who had to cope with groups waiting to have their pictures taken during a Union power failure, Christine Mehl, the index editor who modelled for pictures and wrote interviews, and Kathy Fisher, the seniors editor who still has nightmares about 1,200 senior sum- inaries. m. f .iw . Continuing Education Bro. Leo V. Ryan, C. S.V. 11,53 .c - Aft. ...lt :f ,: if If :Si Hs. 4 an mmf- g x ' cgirff ,A - , X ,. 75 J. f, n it if 'iThe division of continuing edu- cation projects the significant re- search and distinguished teaching of Marquette into the mainstream of the communityf, said Bro. Leo V. Ryan, C.S.V., director of con- tinuing education. Bro. Ryan singled out the non- credit adult program in the liberal arts to provide a specific example of close community cooperation. Approximately 3,000 adults partici- pate annually in this program and attend classes once a Week for ten to thirteen Weeks. VVorking closely with civic groups in Milwaukee, the division of continuing education this year de- veloped courses in such areas as civil defense and problems of the aging. The civil defense course, eo- sponsored with the Milwaukee County Civil De- fense Agency, 'cwas designed to provide initiative and leadership in dispelling apathy about a vital problem areaf, said Bro. Ryan. For the third year, a course in problems of the aging and the retired was offered in cooperation with the Milwaukee Senior Citizens program. Staffed by members of the Marquette faculty and visiting lecturers, continuing education also sponsors: programs pertinent to doctors, dentists, lawyers, businessmen, engineers and nurses, and special adult programs including lectures, seminars and institutes. The division coordinates the sum- mer and evening sessions and the reading services for students and adults. Another program which Bro. Ryan felt was A .. -.-s..w..a.L.,f.v..... Af.- W.. especially beneficial was that of the Alumni Col- lege, an extension service of continuing education. In this program, members of the Marquette faculty lecture in XVisconsin cities where there is a con- centration of alumni, he explained. uContinuing education is not conducted pri- marily for the regular student body, but we hope to include undergraduate and graduate students moref, said Bro. Ryan. In aiming for more programs of wide student interest that would be offered to students as inex- pensively as possible, Bro. Ryan said he would like more programs such as this yearis Paul XVeiss ap- pearance, co-sponsored by the philosophy depart- ment and continuing education. '6We want to give students two or three days to meet with our noted lecturers when they appear heref, he said. aWe are also planning more courses on foreign and domestic affairs and perhaps a series of debates and lectures by internationally known speakersf, K wr 152 d Hzckey Ed Hickey and Marquette Uni- versity Will end a six-year basket- ball partnership August 81. The dissolution, announced in March, was swift and unexpected. Even the paper cup and popcorn box throwers who had reprimanded the coach at the home basketball games were surprised. As a basketall scholar Hickey has few peers. Twenty-three win- ning seasons in 26 years of coach- ing place him among the coun- tryis most successful coaches. The 'Coach of the Yearw award in 1959 illustrated the esteem he commands throughout the nation. At Mar- quette he compiled a 9:2-70 record and guided the Warriors to third place in the National Invitational Tournament last ycar. As a coach he was an enigma. Hickey treated each of his teams, good or bad, as the No. 1 team in the country. The 62-year-old coach and athletic director helped many of his Kstudent-athlctesn find jobs after graduation. However, a gruff, brusque manner accompanied his skill and dedication. Hickey, often tactless and hard to get along With, lacked popularity but won the re- spect of his teams. Since 1935 the name Ed Hickey has meant college basketball. His departure from Marquette was a loss to the University. In April, Al McGuire, head coach at Belmont Abbey, North Carolina, was hired by the Athletic Board as head coach. Stan Lowe, formerly assistant athletic director, was appointed athletic director. fm, nion A N Wifi , .L 1157 :ff vw M - 1 J .5 tg fu-3' 'pm ' - - 'iv Q ',Qz4gg,. ' ' 9211131 if ii h 7 211.2 mr' me 4 gf f A 'ww-S ,agP2s,::, VL -Z1 52 n . Y' if' ff'-I Y 'a vis' 1 1: '55 ' iff V. is H. , I V. Just before noon, a steady stream of students flowed in and out of the front doors of the Union. A girl with no time to spare hurried to be first in the noon line at the bank window, another girl hur- ried from the second floor coed lounge to the grill downstairs, planning to beat everyone else to the hamburger line, a faculty member hurried to a luncheon appointment in the faculty dining room. All were congratulating themselves on having just avoided the noon jam. The smooth flow began to clog as more and more students poured through the doors and encountered head-on the grill's morning crowd emerging for noon classes. The mob that was soon milling in that bottle- 155 neck had no identity. It was constantly sifting and scattering individuals to all areas of the Union. Some people descended to the grill, battled their Way to a hamburger, had a few cigarettes and a lot of conversation, and then returned to the library. But other students descended to the grill and spent the afternoon playing bridge. In the smoky din of the grill, no one was alone at noon. For to be alone in the grill then was to be lost in a crowd, both literally and figuratively. The center of daytime campus life, the Union was a place for meeting friends, talking and relax- ing, not a place to be alone. The Union was a place to bring ideas and share them with others, a place for discussion with others and learning from them. ..,....f... Q. . fwwwmw It was a place for group activity -a place for celebrating the end of the week with a TGIF mixer, for hearing a lecture or a concert, for seeing a good film. It was a place where all aspects of the University were integrated and students were brought together by common interests. s v ,A ,- 54532 ,, li? , Vs w g - . K f . M, K J.. , vi gl fi . , 1: :,.:E,,: a , J., 7 : H w f I sf. 5 'H A 5 ff' .Q S' ! !.'iZ?Z'. . 4,5 3, 2,14 , w L , 139 1525 V 5, R iw I Q T S K+. Q, i x W fx , ',, 'rw , 1 V' ,,, 2 ' Q ,... , ,. 5 . ,S 1 . , 6 -: ff ' Q- . . X 4 rw-ni z, wmafszf ff-q',,gLQ,bg'w 1 L zwwmf . f 'ff ' gg M I , . . fzzwsff 4,4 M Q 2756 WA -wb. A ' if A .SFEQQH3 .tw f lil ' , Q Q ' F0 O O C Q C 4 s. O I U i i I ' 'B Q ' Q. ' U o Q QC A 'G T 'QL - 159 Schlitz hrewery, or one of the hun- dreds of bars that light Milwaukee streets. Students have found it far easier to be served at these bars than at the puhlic lihrary only a few blocks off-campus. The lihrary is open for student use, hut the library hoard,s denial that Marquette students are residents with free library card pri- vileges has fostered some student ill-will against city officials. Prohahly some of it is returned by the city police who have tried, so far unsuccessfully, to stamp out student jaywalking. 160 This problem becomes acute as spring approaches and migration to the beach begins. From approxi- mately April 1 on, nothing short of snow can keep students off the beaches. Milwaukee on Lake Mich- igan, whether Bradford Beach, Wooded Doctor,s Park, or Grant Park, is hard to resist. it ,rf an .il-H 161 I I ki? -X - ef I as J' 3 Senior Week In mid May a senior suddenly realized that he had only three col- lege weekends left. He hadnit thought much about it, but the re- maining time had grown short. Somehow he got through the last finals and then the campus was left to him and his date for Senior Week. Parties were not hard to find when they wanted to find one, but with the campus relatively desolate, it was even easier to find places to be alone. The time was short between the last final and the last weekend. The University sponsored a senior picnic Thursday afternoon. His parents arrived Friday. It was a nervous introduction between his girl and his mother: We've heard so much about youf, 163 rf W i fa-5 1. . if . i . , f mi He had managed to get through four years With- out being coaxed into a dinner jacket, but at the prom Friday night he grumbled along with the old pros about the Way his stiff shirt front kept buckling up under his chin when he sat down. The family stayed close together that Weekend. His mother despaircd over the state of his clothes and urged him to pack neatly for the trip home. Marquette held its baccalaureate exercises Sat- urday afternoon. There was a party for seniors, par- ents and guests at the Union that night. VVaitresses kept the beer pitchers fullg the talking and laughter were loud. There Were more introductions-proud ones: lid like you to meet my sonf' All the old friends of four years were there. 'iKeep in touchlv 'cln case I donit see you again .... 'i Between the senior breakfast and commence- ment, the family took pictures, returned to the hotel room and talked, and supervised final packing. His parents applauded politely, absent-mind- edly, through most of the commencement exercises, but they Sat erect at the calling of his college. As cc. 165 he walked across the stage, they whispered, There he islv Like thatl It was over. Outside again, he posed for more pictures, re- turned friends, congratulatory shouts over crowds, muttered about how he had sweltered in that long black gown, received a hug from his mother and a handshake from his father. He joked about the blank 'cdiploman he had been handed. He held his girls hand especially tight. The turning point was over. x 'il 15,1349 Q 'ggi 'si'-4 4 4' fdffigg ff! 'IE' ' , A Q A v Q After four years of college education the stu dent should com ' t f e 111 o ocus as an individual. He should be able to form intelligent opinions and guide his actions in the light of his own 11eW ex- perience. For the purpose of the university is to teach a man to thinkg a college graduate who knows how to think does not need to rely o11 any group to know what to think. l if 'fr ' 'haf Seniors Business Administration 4-'7 tbl 'fs N., z I Y James B. Alby Norman Armour Louis C. Bachrodt Thomas A. Bailey Carole J. Bartman Dianne M. Bartz William E. Belongia John G. Bendt Frederic J. Berres Jeanne L. Blasky Kenneth E. Borders Richard J. Bouquet 2 Thomas R. Brennan Gerald R. Broz Robert E. Burke Robert E. Burmann James J. Burtschi Carl M. Buss Robert A. Bussey David J. Caravella Vito F. Caroselli James M. Catel 70 Joseph T. Cesario David D. Chattin, Jr. Kathleen P. Chmielecki Jerry J. Christianson Wayne J. Christman Robert J. Clemens Larry R. Connors Francis C. Cox Willard J. Cox, Jr. John W. Crowe John S. Culhane Joanne C. Czerniak Michael J. Devitt Robert A. Diedrich David J. Doolan Frank R. Drasler Robert J. Ehrman Charles G. Falkner Barry N. Finch Carol J. Findlen Patrick J. Fitch Frances J. Fowler Karen M. Frymark Daniel A. Gallagher William A. Ganz Lawrence J. Gebhard Fred J. George Thomas E. Gibes Joseph B. Gorman John T. Graham Timothy E. Grimmer Sharon M. Gulig Thomas P. Guszkowski Matthew J. Haberkorn, Jr. John G. Hagen 3 1 if ,Q sw, ' r 1' 115, at JF li. abd 'SK 'QR ,l ,,...-0 af 1 X ! ' pdl rf A A V 3? zivz l ...E ,L 5' 'A j 11 2 Kill 3 w .Mi N9 'Q N ,ff 'il 'i if ,.-- George T. Hegner James J. Hellmich Larry E. Hennessy Thomas N. Heppert Jacqueline C. Hernon Gerard J. Hinckley John L. Hoefler Richard H. Holland Paul R. Huber Dennis E. Huebner Thomas R. Huetth Eugene H. Jobst Patrick D. Kain Henry A. Kaminski Diane L. Kitzki Barbara A. Kopp David G. Krill Joseph E. Krol Thomas J. Krueger Paul F. Jerbi Jay J. Johnston Jay S. Judge John M. Lamm Craig P. Landre Thomas J. Laux J. Terance Lawler John A. Leitner W. Thomas Long Gerald A. MacDougalI Thomas Mack Carol A. Manning James E. Marx Michael P. McCIone John J. McConviIIe Daniel P. McDonald Business Administration Donald N. Melin William J. Miller Edmond Missiaen William J. Monahan Charles J. Morrill William P. Murphy Robert E. Myron Daniel J. Navicky John W. Norton Robert L. Nowicki Gerald J. Offenbacher John L. Onestinghel Thomas R. Packee Joel C. Papa Agnes H. Platt James J. Plemich James D. Poulsen Robert M. Quigley Andrew M. Rajec Marko Rakovich Edward J. Ratajczak Thomas C. Rauwald James A. Rembowski Michael J. Riebe Carl L. Rinaldi Wayne A. Ross James J. Rossi John F. Rozek Marylou A. Ruff James A. Rutkowski Daniel F. Ryan William F. Ryan John H. Salentine Rosalie S. Sanfilippo Maurice J. Sheehy Donald R. Simons Michael J. Singleton Philip J. Sipusic Robert I. Sires Richard J. Skowlund Michael J. Skwierawski William G. Smith Anthony R. Smyczek David L. Snyder John F. Snyder Judith A. Sporrer Joseph P. Stadtmueller Edward A. Stanczak, Jr. F. Michael Stockreiter Darlene A. Suskey Charles F. Urbauer David 0. Verch James V. Vertacnik James 0. Vollmar Raymond B. Walsh Jerome J. Ward Joseph P. Wenzler Peter J. Wick Daniel B. Wilets Joseph E. Wilson Mary Sue Wits Barbara C. Wolf Dennis J. Wroblewski John F. Young Stephen E. Zahn iw ,. ...A 4 . A 'UQ 2 it if ui ,. 1... N .Xeq,v.,s , i., M... J, My uv-Jfrik' sl I .grail al pk 'C 'E 'Cl' sg- -b 3 Dentlstry Armands A. Adamsons Cirilo L. Adan, Jr. Roger E. Alexander Jack A. Amick Carl A. Bade Thomas P. Bartelt Robert J. Beckes Albert W. Boehmer David L. Bozikowski Roy T. Bonk Ronald W. Bregenzer James A. Carelli Spiro J. Chaconas Edwin D. Chelsea Leon 0. Cummings John H. Denman Robert F. Deucher George M. Dieck Darrell F. Dombek Sister Sara Jean Donegan Daniel L. Dries John R. Ebert Gerald S. Feldman CZ arf' ap in 'l.'1 ' Marshall B. Feuer Howard M. Field Edward C. Fox Frank M. Frampton Larry L. Fuller Lester B. Fuller Karl W. George Lawrence W. Gregory John W. Grignon E. Cary Halpin David P. Haro Benedict E. Homer James F. Kadlec Richard A. Kandel Keyoumars Khajezadeh Ronald J. Komarek Richard A. Labinski Noel B. Lapp Ell L. Lee Kenneth J. Lemhezeder Sister Mary lmmacula L A. Robert Ludwig Gary L. Luedtke Ronald M. Maher Paul F. Malone Maynard J. Marshall Darrell L. Mergen Thomas A. Meyer Donald W. Mortensen LeRoy E. Mueske ist Dentistry Edwin L. Myler Raymond A. Noonan J. Peter Nysather Richard E. Odgers Donald James 0'Neill Ronald L. Pack Ronald F. Paiser Rudolph J. Pasquan Nicholas A. Perri Ronald S. Pindel Norman Plotkin Bernard S. Pratte Kosmas Protopappas Ronald J. Pruhs Peter V. Rengstorff Daniel R. Riley Raymond J. Rishwain David A. Sampe Richard L. Schaefer Francis T. Schmitz Jack R. Smith Edward P. Theiss James N. Thiel James R. Trompeter Lawrence W. Waitrovich Ronald M. Wanek Allan J. Wasserman Thomas E. Wehmeyer Ronald K. Yamachika Roger L. Zimmerman Dental Hygiene Penny I. Alex Roberta J. Bacon Joan K. Bakshis in Colleen M. 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Bottom lirzwi Richarcl F. Fctllcr, trcsg jose-ph C. Rcichcnhcrgcr, Charles I. Mazza, vicc-prcsg Norhcrt V. Doma- galski, scc. BETA GAMMA SIGMA, Honor Society of the National Assoc. of Collegiate Schools of Busincss Top Row: joseph BI. Moricz, Thomas P. Cuszkowski, Herman F. Lochl, Thomas Laux, jamcs Hcllmich, David Doolan. Bottom Row: T. R. Martin, prcsg George NV. Knick, soc.-tres, Darlene A. Suskcy, A. I. Sievcrs, Norman I. Kayc. ETA SIGMA PHI, National Classics Honor Society Left to Right: Karen K. Skalitzky, sec, Francis C. Cox, vice-pres, joseph Mer- riman, pres, Mary P. Host, Marilyn A. Ernst. I 1- sf eg., 'F argl? 212 ETA KAPPA NU, Electrical Engineering Fraternity 4-1 Top How: Robert D. Sims, james A. Masliock, Ricliarcl H. Langrill, Lawrence T. VVllL'll0VVl2lk, Edward L. Doyle, Tlieoclorc C. Oclcnwalcl, james E. IIllUlH?lSD2lCll. Bottom Row: james A. Hcincn, Robert C. Garnier, Phillip T. XVeinfurt, trcsg Daniel R. Rcvall, pres, james P. Baukns, Claucl A. Daiglc. 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Ahler, Joseph J. Erazmus, jr. Bottom Row: Ruth M. O,Donnell, Edmond Missiaen, 2d vice-pres, joseph W. McGee, moder- ator, Paul P. Biebel, jr., presg Diane M. VVinke, lst vice-pres, Patrick P. Dunn. v 1 F' PSI CHI, National Psychology Honorary Society Top Row: Mike O,Connell, Michael I. Malloy, Robert NVnuczek, Robert Sullivan, Carl Krampf, john Park. Middle Row: Cathie M. Roubic, Mary Bresnahan, Betty Harrnatys, Karen Scott, Mary Lou Mueller, Rosalie Price. Bottom Row: Kathleen O'Keane, rec. secg Robert Deysach, presg Blake OcLavin, vice-presg john Randolph, tresg Margaret Selz, cor. sec. PHI SIGMA TAU, Philosophy Honor Society Top Row: james D. Pollock, Marilyn A. Fachrrnann, joseph W. Suckiel, joseph A. Keyes Mary E. Waldron, Walter A. Davis. Bottom Row: Kristine J. Skogstrom, Nancy K. Artner, Philip C. Heim, presg james O. Mc Namara, vice-presg Joanne E. Krudys, Kay Zeller. BETA ALPHA PSI, Accounting Honorary Fraternity Top Row: joseph P. Stacltmueller, Dan Gallagher, Donald N. Nlelin, Raymond A. Christ, Andrew M. Rajee, Kenneth J. Roberg, joseph F. Cairnes, Thomas P. Guszkowski. Middle How: Eclwarcl j. Ratajczak, Dennis J. VVr0blcwski, Charles F. Urbauer, Diane L. Kitzki. Bottom Row: Rosalie S. Sanfilippo, Jeanne L, Blasky, rec. seeg joseph P. Wenzler, vice-pres, Fr. F. G. Ziegler, SJ., moderator, james j Hellmieh, pres, Frances I. Fowler, cor. sec, Maurice J. Sheehy, tres. W ri' ,Sf -.J PHI SIGMA, National Biology Honor Society Top Row: Carl J. Saggio, Terence V. Roth, john M. Uszler, Roger S. Kuharski, Clifford L. Hirsch. Middle Row: Cary C. Poehling, Robert J. Starshak, jane F. Martone, Barbara A. McEnaney, Michael B. Peters. Bottom Row: William V. Dashek, prcsg Camille Hintzke, ree. see, Cary I. Delorit, vice-presg Judith A. Piper, cor. sec, Pl MU EPSILON, National Mathematics Honor Society Top Row: Catherine A. Brust, Richard E. Fedler, Thomas R. Siflerman, joseph H. Abler Lawrence T. VVach0wiak, john C, Lemanslii, Mary F. Herman. a Middle Row: Kristine I. Skogstrom, Sharon A. Christie, Susanne M. Kelljgren, Cerald I. Talsky, Maria E. Stanislawslii, Suzanne L. Miller, Loretta BI. Buttice. Bottom Row: Rohert L. Tatalovich, Rita M. McDonough, john 1. Hlavae, tresg Margaret M. Garsombkc, rec. secg james I. Metzger, presg -lane A. Paulus, cor. sccg Randolph I. Ostlic. My 1... 'Q-113' TAU BETA PI, National Engineering Honor Society Top Row: David E. Vanevenhoven, Thomas R. Sifferman, Ronald A. Pierce, Paul A. Feller, Phillip T. VVeinfurt. Middle Row: Claud A. Daigle, joseph Abler, Lawrence T. Wachowiak, joseph G. Reichen- bergcr, james A. Nashock. Bottom Row. john C, Lemanski, james A. Heinen, rec. secg Thomas W. Petrie, pri-sg David H. Nearman, Richard E. Fedler, cor. sec. SIGMA DELTA PI, Spanish Honorary Fraternity l'op Row: Carol A. Guagliartlo, Cath- erine E. Hauck, Mary Beth Manna- smith, Karyl Shields, Dianne M. Messar. Bottom Row: Mary B. Houlehan, cor. sec, Samuel Trililo, moderator, Sylvia G. Hughes, pres, William A. Mann, TCS. SIGMA GAMMA CHI, Local Chemistry Honor Society Top Row: Marts Meisters, Paul D. Gigl, james L. Lessarcl, Robert A. Cattabriga, Patricia A. Horkheimer. Bottom Row: Margaret M. Carsoinh kc, Mary F. Herman, tres, jane A Paulus, pres, Hermann L. Karl, mod erator, Margaret A. Frederick, sec. vgemg ,1s.r.f,,.r gm., Y, ., ...Q ,ff AS? . TZ -rv up . N fl ,f L H., ' :gg,z'.eiQ.:9,14Q-'pfgir ' 'E Wm' 11' ' 1 'zffi-ilfifiglilizgeg Z . , . . -' 'f ' ' ff' , -1 3 ' 1' ' 551-'mia - V - lu , U 55 ' - mm.. Q ,T F7 7 1 .1 5aa:.pf,gi iwiigy 4 with '-9 , .A , as --.Ss5a.:,Mgf ' as an , 5 if , 1- x - v- ,W 'li SIGMA PI SIGMA, National Physics Honor Society Left to right: Michael F. Brunner pres, Michael Moduthagam, pres. 1:7 james I. Kolata, tresg Peter Ryge, vice- Religion lt' rl , '3 A W A ' X A .... A ENGINEERING SODALITY Top Row: Pete: B. Fernandes, VVesley M. Jost, Robert C. Scholz, john I. Schultz, jim Corski, sec, john L. Duskey. Bottom Row: Alfredo A. Romagosa, john H. Marks, Ronald T. Strobel, Mark C. Peters, Michael E. Sokolski, Baron L. Schultz. MISSIO Top Row: Mary I. Rozyck, james M. Brien, Philip J. Butzen, Neil A. Witt, Constance L. Ciininillo, Charlene Cassert. Bottom Row: Carol Cuagliardo, tres, John NVebcr, pres, Josef L. Molenda, vice-pres, Mary Ann Rehatzke, sec. KNIGHTS OF THE ALTAR Top Row Thomis C Andcrs Thoinis Bailey, Eclwircl S Beclxstrom Iohn T. Propsom Thomas A SLlj.,llSlC1 Philip A Duffy Robert VV Agnew Paul YV. Bickel Middle Rout joe Conaty Bill Noviclt Marvin R Kiefer Patrick I Crue joseph F Nlcastro John R Pirlt Bottom Hou, Curl Blum rec su Jeff Mori irtv pru Nl C B irnett SJ., moclcr itor D imel I Nl ivickx vicc-pres L C lrl R lucn cor sc c a LIBERAL ARTS MEN'S SODALITY Top Huw: john j. Stiever, George 'lf lfroininell, josef L. Mole-nda, Ralph E. Lassa, Robert A. Straehota. Robert P. Drueeker, Donald P. Byrne, An- thony I. Kuxniewski. Bnttmn Row: john P. Clemens. Thomas G. Repensek, Thomas E. Unz, see, Gerald T. Sennnler, prefectg john N. I1L'lllt'l'0IlCl, vice-prefeetg Nt-il A. NVitt, Suma prefect, Xvlllllllll P. Ban. :av G 9 1 I -tf4 own- UNDERGRADUATE WOMEN'S SODALITY Top Row: Donna I. Hess, Leslie E. Chambers, Mary Misevieh, Kathie Murphy, Elizabeth A. Dewey, Marga- ret M. Bossong, Suzanne Miller. Bottom Row: Nancy A. Nienaber, seeg Judith Conrad, prefect, Ann Gog- gin, vice-prefectg Nancie Hebert, tresg Pat Huston. Pm ...Mg .. Q.. ,. JOURNALISM WOMEN'S SODALITY Top Row: Pat Scharher, Diane Per- rone, Kathleen O'Brien, Virginia L. Schoo, R0 Logrippo. Middle Row: Edith Cybulski Tamblyn, Catherine Sullivan, Ann L. Carey, Christine NI. Polaehek, Judith XVhitc- lock. Bottom Row: Gloria M. Babler, cor. sec, Kathleen A. Fisher, rec. sec, Karen NI. Stelzer, prefect, Teddi A. Grant, viee-prefect, Irene M. Matu- schak, tres. f ef .T -Y Us , 5 -, , , . 4 7 P w- 'F . .4 ,QL an . ,A 4 f .B : 1 . 'ifffw . 2, . .' v 1' A M 1 Fraternities ALPHA DELTA SIGMA, National Advertising Fraternity Top Row: Robert J. Lobus, Daniel I. Heebey, james I. Hellmich, john L. Hoefier, Bnice A. Bernberg. Third Row: Thomas R. Huettl, Gerald A. Melchior, Wayne A. Ross, William I. Kowalski. Second Row: Barry N. Finch, Gary L. Reiton, joel Papa, Thomas Guszkowski, jesse Gutierrez, Robert D. Woods. Bottom Row: Robert L. Tomz, rec. sec, john R. Auchter, tres, John K. Harms, programming vice-pres, joseph B. Gorman, pres, Dennis E. Huebner, exec. vice-presg Vincent J. LoDuca, cor. sec, Alan J. Kastelic. DELTA THETA PHI, National Legal Fraternity Top Row: Hugh S. McManus, Norbert C. Baldus, Michael S. Nolan, Edwin Ahrenhoerster, Theodore F. Mazza, Paul E. Schwemer, William L. Boyd, Larry L. jeske, Gerald M. Crawford, James F. Strother, Aaron D. Twerski, Paul J. Clulo, Wylie A. Aitken. Third Row: james F. Bartl, Laurence D. Scott, Robert L. Starz, Ronald J. Jaskolski, Lawrence F. Waddick, Charles NV. Elliott, VVilliam A. Finke, Robert A. Melin, john U. Schmid, James R. Ehrle, Michael D. Baudhuin. Second Row: Robert L. Hersh, Stephen L. Beyer, Fred A. Shapiro, Robert F. MacLaren, Robert I. Moser, john Koenig, Denis I. Wagner, Thomas E. VVeil, Eli C. Frank, Francis Podvin, Peter F. Reiske, Peter S. Balistreri, james P. Samster. Bottom Row: Robert I. O'Connell, moderator, James B. Young, vice-pres, David I. MacDougall, presg James F. janz, vice-pres, Iohn M. Winters. eawfffvfa S 4 4 V . t W' nn A ft rw in ALPHA KAPPA PSI, International Commerce Fraternity Top Row: Craig E. Soderholm, Iohn S. Culhanc, Donald I. Treis, Philip M. Pailey, Patrick M. Reardon Willard I johnson, Kenneth E. Borders, Dennis M. Cray, M. Karl Avery. Third Row: David L. Snyder, Timothy W. Woods, Kent I. F risby, F. Michael Stockreiter, Thomas D Utter Joseph M. Ness, james F. McKenna, Dennis R. Marotta, Thomas M. Bassett. Second Row: VVilliam Phillips, Thomas P. Heslin, Vincent Morreale, Timothy McCormack, William P Xlurphy XVilliam G. Robinson, james N. Anstett, Ray I. Riordan. Bottom Row: james I. Rossi, John W. Mathers, Robert A. Capwell, William F. Ryan, pres, Robert E Myron vice-pres, Theodore J. Russell, Daniel J. Derfus, Martin I. Dasher. SIGMA DELTA CHI, National Professional journalism Fraternity Top Row: Arthur C. Liebler, vice- pres, Thomas P. Coleman, Mark A. Geiger, Michael Maciejewski. Middle Row: Stan Ziemba, sec, Pat- rick McGrath, Frank Daily, tres, Da- vid Kalvelagc. Bottom Row: Thomas E. Berg, Robert Johanson, moderator, jack Hamilton, James M. Clifford, pres, Neil Casey. ALPHA EPSILUN Pl, National Social jewish Fraternity Left to right: Steven B. Stroiman, Ar- nold H. Koonin, Stuart Emanuel, pres, Myron Eisenberg, Michael Cendlin, vice-pres. 2 ... .9 - ALPHA PHI OMEGA, National Service Fraternity Top Row: Robert C. Scholz, Roger j. Frankowski, Terrence -I. Piper, xvlllllllll E. Doetzer, Michael R. Kauth, Thomas XV. Hooks. Fourth Row: Gary R. Thuerk, Arthur A. Gonty, Gary G. Poehling, james VV. Collins, Francis X. Cuddy, jr., joseph A. Annis, Michael A. Gallo, jr., Larry T. Miller. Third How: john A. Nieds, Thomas T. Bellino, john N. Lexnerond, Bruce YV. Stender, James M. Dupree, Patrick I. Trottier, lohn T. Relkovskin, Bruce C. Rachtel. Second Row: Wfarren C. Crabill, Charles Camilli, john P. Lynch, john D. Nlurray, Daniel Rinzel, james Krzyminski, Gerald Sehuwecker, john A. Pieeonatto. Bottom How: Timothy F. Corneford, David L. Bitter, James T. Bunch, presg Wlalter K. Farrell, vice-pres, Stephen L. Tierney, ree. secg XfVillia1n I. Breniner, tresg Frank YV. Cox. ,..i. .K .... lk PHI TH ETA PSI, Local Cultural Liberal Arts Fraternity Top Row: VVillia1n I. Knoliicek, Daniel A. Brzostowicz, Thomas j. Stotlel, Robert J. Vosskuhler, Michael O'- Keefe, john W. Roberts, Robert B. Deysaeh, Douglas L. Sharpe. Middle Row: Gary I. Delorit, David B. Murphy, Gerald L. Miller, Terry F. Sullivan, Paul L. Reinpe, Richard il. Pagano, joseph A. Keyes. Bottom Row: Frank T. VVasielewski, Lawrence NV. Stephenson, john G. Randolph, ree. sec, Richard P. Coley, cor. seeg Robert H. Yamaehika, pres, Thomas E. Obenberger, tres, Philip G. Heim. . EVANS SCHOLARS Top How: Kvnm-tli Sith-ll. XYilli1nn j. Coolvy. Philip j. Bntzcn, Rohr-rt E. Farrell, josc-ph j. Kncicjczyli, Nvlllllllll C. Flmning. Fourth How: jaincs j. O'Rc'gan, janncs P. l vv, j. Pc-tor Coolscn, Ulm-nnon D. Mucllcr, Ccorgc L. Burgctt, Patrick E. Lynch, TllIJl1l1lS P. Forcl, Bcnjznnin A. liraml, josvph F. Krol. Tlzircl How: Stvvm-n j. Dapkus, Arthur E. Christcnson, Dcnnis B. Ciangiorgi, Gregory Hren, j. Daniel O'Connor, Edward G. Zugcr, Randal L. Iloyvr, janivs R. Ryan. Second Row: Richarcl j. Growncy, Bcrnarcl Browc, john Molcnzlar, Oliva-r T. Cocly, Collins Fitzpatrick, Alan Borg:-alt, Eclwarcl F. Dolinar, Richarcl NI. jorclan. Bottom Row: Eclwarcl F. Klcin, john P, Scott-llaro, john T. Lawlor. Paul P. Bit-hel, st-cg Charles F. Urhancr, prcsg Danim-l A. Gallagher, vice-p1'csg Richard Pr. Cook. john F. Moria-n. PHI DELTA PHI, National Legal Fratvrnity Top How: Shvrin Schapiro, jainvs IC. Low, john NV. Pvncc. Carl NI, Crvco, Ralph T. Cano, joseph j. Roszkowslii, ,j1llIll'S T. Mzlrqnart, Eclwin R. Rossini, Rohm-rt F. Berry, Anthony li. Migas, Donalcl j. Banhs. Tllirfl Row.'j1um's XY. Dwyvr, N1-al j. Crowln-y, Nliclnu-l L. Sorgi, Engcnv XV. Xlnrphy, Tcr1'cm'4- j. XVoocls, P. Lawrvncc Xlnlvihill, Fclwarcl A. Antonictti, Nliuliat-1 P, Nlnlhc-rn, Eugene R. Hoycr, Stvphen F. Sclircitcr, Roch Carter, jainus li. lionqm-t. Srwzml How: john j. Spincllvr, john D. Finvrty, Ilarry Cl. Snyclcr, XVilli1nn F. Alclvrson, janws A. Ko:-stvr, Paul j. Bnrhach, Villiznn H. NIL-ljssy, Xvllliillll ll. Ilayncs, john L. Rvitvr, Raymond j. Ransch, Dania-l O. Ryan. BottomHoui.'XYilliainC.Shchcsta,Pctcrj,l,m'ttv1iluc1'gv1', vicn'-prc's1 jznnus P. Burns, prcsg Davinl A. Sin-ninick, Ray Aiken. lnoclvrator. a. Q ' V M ,,,.- ,W mo, Ac' .:.- + ,mi an it 1. wi fl M :T iw New .rw . sm 'iZ'i'.13. Rt .W 4 - L 1 rv TRIANGLE, National Engineering Fraternity Top Row: Alfred R. Bndncy, Robert J. Bremmer, Jerome J. Wedding, Thomas A. Beaver, Daniel E. Braun, Robert J. Tcrcek, Ronald E, Erdmann, Dcnnis J. Pallai, Robert J. Balmes, Gary C. Koebl. Fourth Row: David H. Decker, Richard A. Andrews, VVilliam YV. Stone, Frederick J. Zilly, Thomas F. Scully, Stephen P. Volm, George F. Lnbelcy, Charles A. Kozel, Richard E. Fedler, John A. Heidbreder. Third How: Thomas J. Hietter, John D. Fobian, Joseph H. Abler, Chester R. Budney, Patrick M. Gannon, Gregory E. Bethke, Randall K. XVilkin, Donald R. Kinney, Richard J. Wclk. Second Roux: Michael A. Triassi, VVilliam J. Grennan, E. Vernon Jaques, Rudolph A. Fnys, Wlilliam A. Baumgart, Daniel T. Krebsbach, Paul A. VVcasler, John F. Dacquisto, Richard V. Schcrmerhorn. Bottom Row: Robert R. Greenwald, Joseph J. Sclnnitt, Thomas R. Sifferman, exec. tres, Edward F. Stevenson, sec, Ronald Leggio, pres, Roger NV. Johnson, vice-pres, Michael Grimm, cor. sec, John C. Lemanski, Richard J. Panlencr. '7' 'P- wr .egg S-Mn? png mm Nw, . , , . has qw' , ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA, International Medical School Fraternity Top Row: Gene J. Pawlowski, Paul XV. Carter, Charles YV. Yowcls, Robert Sawyer, XVilliam D. Kachny, Richard Licncsch. Third Row: George E. Cassidy, Kenneth P. Pohl, Charles P. Nichols, Thomas G. Kempkcn, Robert A. Hershberg, Michael N. Hart. Second How: Albert L. Ball, Peter M. Sanfelippo, H. Michael Skopec, XVilliam C. Klein, Gregory J. Lnndmark, John M. Raster. Bottom Role: George YV. Koehl, pres, Murrill M. Szucs, vice-pres, John Kief, sec, Ronald C. Diebel, tres, Lee J. Johnson. SIGMA PHI DELTA, lnternational Engineering Fraternity Top Row: Frederick H. Nuetzel, Patrick V. Dowd, Charles Citford, Francis I. Van Antwerp, john E. Neirinckx, Thomas Huhn, Thomas R. Turek, Richg ard j. Bloomcr, Norman N. johnson. Fourth Row: Thomas A. Heiin, Paul B. Lum Lung, Leon P. Janik, Thomas M. Tolc, John F. Healy, John E. McRoberts, Steven H. Urie, John P. Kelly, xvlllllllll B. Leary. Third Row: Ralph C. Curran, J. Patrick Carey, Nlichacl A. Niekol, Dennis A. Shehesta, Richard I. Prudlow, john T. Zohlen, Peter J. Tarantino, Richard C. Staat. Second Row: Simon F. Krizan, NVes Jost, Paul I. Zohlen, Roluert P. Fettig, Thomas I. McDonough, Dick I. Crota, Chuck Armstrong. Bottom Row: Iohn L. Sokop, cor. sec, WVilliam H. Conley, Robert I. Proust, rec. sec, Richard Fischer, vice-pres, Ron Pierce, presg Richard Kelsey, john L. Daniewicz, Robert F. Sapita. L tim DELTA SIGMA PI, International Business Fraternity Top How: Charles VV. Jakopich, Michael R. Hcn- nessy, James D. Devine, Ralph XV. Goctting, jerry YVard, Ronald R. Baker, joseph J. Mann, Peter P. Krupczak, Robert Auer. Third Row: Richard I. Skowlund, james M. Regnier, Charles H. Franckowiak, David j. Cara- vella, john F. Snyder, john L. Sadowski, Richard P. Goldstein, Duane VV. Palke, Peter 1. YVick. Second Row: Michael I. Singleton, Ted jones, Dan A. Ticeioni, VVilliam H. Plant, Gary A. Glo- jeck, Paul D. Hess, WVillia1n Kucera, james R. Finkler, james C. Neff. Bottom Row: Robert A. Diedrieh, Daniel Kain, sec, Ron C-oergen, vice-pres, john fNIcConvillc, pres, Dave Paulus, Russ Hughes, tres, David G. Krill. r H , -- , my 2 i . i H., ,I 1 R sv. , , . . X ,K x 1 s 1 x XL' I? .1 PI SIGMA EPSILON, National Professional Marketing Fraternity Top Row: Thomas Zablocki, Gerald I. Christianson, Larry R. Connors, Thad- deus J. Popek, john E. Mack. Bottom Row: Carl L. Rinaldi, David D. Chattin, Michael A. Cavataio, sec, Ray I. Riordan, pres, james B. Alby. ororities . V .fs ni in 1- ig 4' 'F ' f gf.. Q S2 vw iv .-. Y '.Xy, A W 1 ,S 5. a M 7 H L EJ 5. -ji l V- ,, -, l 'xi-if 'L L L17 J li ef 'Y Q YY Y C! ' 0 Y 6 'N 'W' 1 ' ' V 4 i KV ' 1 it P '- Q . N1 .. at Q1-A , if ' 1 w 'Ia . il l gr 1 X f L' ev ' . 'P f az. 1 S A 'R Q t it 1 ff - --f f wi, TH ETA PHI ALHPA, National Catholic Panhellenic Social Sorority Top Row: Lenore Burbick, Carol Sendik, Kathy Sendik, Susan F. Frank, Mary I. English, Catherine L. johnson, Sharon H. Flynn, Anne L. Taggert, Mary J. Lee, Suzanne L. Harris. Fifth Row: Dorothy Rumler, Pamela Seese, Christine Graber, Maureen Mathers, Ian j. Heintz- man, Nancy L. Eagen, julia A. Beerhalter, Toddy Mytys, Sharon Chioni, Constance I. Hill. Fourth Row: Amy K. Murphy, Nancy E. Newton, Lori Holm, Barbara A. Christiano, Catherine Kane, Barbara D. jones, Mary K. Mollohan, Bonnie L, Butler, Mary E. Pauly. Third Row: Kathy L. Rauwolf, Wilma M. Dunn, Judith M. Binell, Lois L. Riso, Susan J. Roberts, Mary I. Laughlin, Mary A. Beerhalter, Carol A. Maersch. Second Row: Suzanne M. O,Meara, Mary J. Mooney, rec. sec, Kathleen A. O'Brien, vice-presg Virginia C. Hill, pres, Mary B. LaGrange, cor. secg Karen K. Skalitsky, tres, Gloria I. Karby. Bottom Row: Christine A. Wenc, Mary K. Lydon, Ann E. Angel, Ellen Crossman, Patricia A. Kelley, Barbara A. Broderick, Kay Walsh. ZETA PHI ETA, Speech Arts Fraternity I Top Row: Charlotte A. Toma, Colette A A. Valiulis, Cathy Cunningham, Mar- - A M y 0 .... Q 'S . T S Q. ' 5 if Q24 ' . . A gt ,, .fn garet R. McCarrier. fig?-Q A eg, 1 K Bottom Row: joan M. Laurance, 3 .Zi 1 ,W Helen M. O,Connell, presg joan R. wk' V f ,X A 5 Caresio. 1 ' . ja L J' 6 fm, M y rx, V, K. Q. 4, v :,4 f ' SCEPTRE AND SWORD, Local Catholic Cultural Sorority Top Row: Patricia A. Dillon, Patricia A. Bacher, Linda S. Houge, Mary L. Aifronti, Elizabeth A. Ansay, Mary F. Herman, Susan I. Riordan, Rosalie S. Sanfilippo. Bottom Row: Anne Goggin, cor. secg Maralyn M, Geiger, rec. sec, Kathy H. Niles, vice-pres, Anne E. Niemiec, pres, Patricia A. McGreevy, tresg Catherine A. Brust. 1 F :B Ax ,N , 5 . v Q Zqi K . . is 532 W ffl L - Q - r . C' A Q ,iff 5 ' lf, E , J 5 A M 'S i ia' Sq I ' 5 if A l H 7 8 :L i' I I l 'N V A 'Q A S. ,J ,, , . l 7. , ii?- I X X ,I Y I in L, X 3 is V A 0 Us ff 5 . G 3 ff' v at 'Fx KAPPA BETA GAMMA, National Social Sorority Top Row: Barbara A. Dunphy, Sharon A. Wern, Kerry Reif, Sue Rhyner, Bonnie A. Smolinski, Bar- bara A. Grebliunas, Diane R. Johnson, Connie Lane, Marilyn Toomey, Mary C. Bach. Fifth Row: Kathie S. Wahlstrom, Jeanne C. Weiler, Kay M. Kleinbrook, Elizabeth J. Decket, Michelle DeLisio, Katie A. Krizek, Connie M. Mesner, Patricia C. Markey, Deronta Elliott. Fourth Row: Karen L. Simonini, Sandy L. Gulbranson, Mary Ellen Schnell, Mary S. McGovern, Jane E. Butler, Nancy L. Hollatz, Karyl J. Shields, Kathleen M. Kenney, Priscilla E. Perry. Third Row: Elaine M. Ferris, Gloria Lazzerini, Lynn A. Mayar, Dale Carter, Mary Ellen Barber, Sharon A. Bruhy, Helen M. O,Connell, Patty Richards. Second Row: Margaret A. Mesner, Kay A. Mages, Anne K. Daly, cor. sec, Sheila A. Mehigan, tres, Julianne E. Smith, pres, Suzanne M. Mueller, rec. sec, Gail M. Robb, Jacky Lane. Bottom Row: Dianne M. Messar, Sally A. Cesario, Abby Dalton, Barbara M. Seng, Barbara Polulach, Mary L. Carter, Jane P. Carter. .qs ALPHA EPSILON IOTA, National Medical Sorority Top Row: Mary J. Ratkowski, Marta C. Muller, Anna M. Ledgerwood, Eliz- abeth Harris, Carla A. F olkers. Bottom Row: Jean M. Shaurette, Doris C. Anderson, sec, Grace S. Wolff, pres, Kathleen E. Krumbiegel, vice- pres. '75 ALPHA TAU DELTA, National Nursing Sorority Top Row: Mary C. Landwehr, Mary J. Kellner, I Mary A. Lewandowski, Margaret M. Flesse Betty J. Sonntag, Ann Lynch, Ireane F. Goke Bottom Row: Marilyn J. Yunek, Kathleen C. O'Neill, tres, Jane A. Wimbiscus, pres, Susan A. Washechek, Janet M. Stariha, sec. A IOTA CHI OMEGA, Local Social Sorority Top Row: Mary F. Herman, Ellen T Ostermann, Kathryn M. Schmitt, Cyn- thia A. Mages, Carol Pi. Zvonek, Cath- erine Brust, Judy Parent. Second Row: Kay Zeller, Diane L Tretadue, Annamarie Krolicki, Su- sanne J. Schulz, Maryellen Haber- stroh, Pat A. Bacher, Judith Kuttner. Bottom Row: Sharon M. Culig, tres Susan E. Wig, cor. sec, Patricia A Tremaine, vice-pres, Lynn A. Trim- I born, pres, Jane C. Fleming, rec. sec Pamela M. Masters. ,, . ,, ,,i . 'jk -Qt.:- 'fill' DELTA SIGMA GAMMA, Local Social Sorority Top Row: Barbara B. Szemborski, Carol J. Find- len, Mary A. Wojciechowski, Marianne Franks, Margo M. Schmidt, Mary V. Taylor, Kathleen VV. Healy, Patricia Hollis, Carol Clegg. Fourth Row: Barbara J. Boncher, Mary L. Krush, Kathleen A. Misudek, Barbara J. Thein, Susan M. King, Patricia J. Schinoski, Karen M. Scott, Kath- erine A. Fox, Sharon K. Bertotti. Third Row: Mary Anne DeWilde, Bette J. Krush, Helen F.. Marmoll, Barbara A. Graves, Judith A. Borden, Alexa M. Fendryk, Dorothy A. Elmore, Joan E. Kavanagh. Second Row: Sally A. Fitzgerald, Judy E. Perhay, Ellen L. Ewig, Kathleen M. Lawrence, Sara Ann Sanfelippo, Janice B. Babcock, Ruth A. Neely, Diana M. Navieky. Bottom How: Cellene J. Zentkowski, Marilyn J. Yunek, rec. secg Ruth Lynne Durbin, vice-pres, Janet F. Josten, pres, Anne E. Niemiec, cor. sec, Nancy J. VViza, Diane Perrone, tres. 909 . ,J i 9. , Q., fi f ' P P' ,. I PHI CHI THETA, National Professional Commerce Fraternity for Women Top Row: Carol J. Bernstein, Diane L. Kitzki, Denise P. Lynskey, Cath- erine YV. Dolan, Anne M. Convcy, Elizabeth A. Ansay. Middle Row: Ruth M. O'Donnell, Kathleen Chmielecki, Agnes H. Platt, Mary L. Ruff, Darlene A. Suskey, Barbara A. Kopp, Rosalie S. San- filippo, Jerrilynn C. Kosinatka. Bottom Row: Karen M. Frymark, Jo- anne C. Czernialc, vice-pres, Carole J. Bartman, pres, Miriam C. Gies, Frances Fowler, sec, Jeanne L. Blasky, tres. 32 ' 'F 'I r' .hm . V ,, ,Q ,gn : Q... 5 an ' K w .. . - ,LL 1 ae, ' 1 S w M , ly sig CHI SIGMA CHI, Local Social Sorority Top Row: Sue E. Flamme, Aurelia V. Nowak, Barbara J. Bobusch, Mary C. Carey, Patricia J. Traxel, Mary K. Bultman, Sue Carney, Sharon A. Callahan, Janice S. Moran. Third Row: Genie M. Cryan, Barbara J. Sternig, Maryann T. Wolter, Anne L. Kingston, Jacqueline A. Schlund, Mary-Ann Belson, Denny Aranda, Jeanne A. Magagna, Judy M. Bonny. Second Row: Diane M. Zabkowicz, Judy A. Fox, Kathy A. McGrath, Sandy L. Peatee, Mary Ellen McGough, Janet C. Munday, Susan M. Colman, Cathy A. Jones, Margie E. Swagler. Bottom Row: Susanne Wise, Elizabeth C. Fox, Kathlenc McCartin, tres, Jeannette E. Holmes, cor. sec, Anne Niebler, pres, Jo Anne Scanlan, vice-pres, Angela Buttar, rec. sec, Susan MacLeod, Mary Wavernek. ALPHA DELTA TH ETA, National Medical Technology Sorority Top Row: Susan V. Rhyncr, M. Kay Craig, Kathleen Kenney Neirincky, Virginia L. Knowles, Alice M. Eastman, Marlene F. Spcckert, Katherine R. Garnier. Fourth Row: Judy K. Van Fleet, Kathleen M. Roach, Mary K. Kindt, Leigh R, Platte, Kathy M. Fox, Darcy A. Kuhn, Julia M. Fuetterer, Mary P. Haas. Third Row: Gaile J. Czerniakowski, Denise M. Goss, Joan E. Wagner, Janet F. Josten, Jeanne M. Farrell, Jacqueline J. Wright, Patricia A. Cahill, Pamela J. Beam. Second Row: Mary Ellen Haney, Becky Degman, Diana I. Talbot, Nancy L. Ruffle, Karen H. Gumsey, Jeanne M. Hammes, Janice B. Babcock, Judith A. Konen. Bottom Row: Margaret M. Ibach, Betty Y. Murakami, tres, Beverly C. Gehl, sec, Elaine G. Curbis, presg Carole A. Case, vice-pres, Priscilla J. Florek, Kathleen A. Waynert. M F5 Q ,T 4 F' 5 I fi 5 'Q Y n, -f , ,, 1, if Y 'I ad ,fy If 1, ' I CS .S ,ai x QW: 5 U K .si 1' ,.- 41 . ri - 3- .4 , 1 'v 'K w .Q of X 3 nf. Y . ,fa 1 I lf W' K - i . I.. I PHI ETA CHI, Local Social Service Sorority Top Row: Marilyn A. Rapozo, Leslie E. Cham- bers, Patricia Ann Pecsi, Mary M. Green, Jo- anne E. Krudys, Carolyn F. Fuller, Mary C. Weimer, Phyllis M. Bryzgalski, Catherine R. Little. Middle Row: Barbara L. Froelich, Mary Ann YVitt, Trudy E. Smith, Karol J. Karaffa, Bar- bara A. Johnson, Mary C. Misevich, Jean J. Pekoz, Janice A. Ebert. Bottom Row: Karen Zigan, Barbara L. Amidei, Rita M. McDonough, tres, Sharon L. Owen, rec. sec, Kathy L. Pavesic, pres, Lynn A. Rapozo, cor. seeg Rose E. Neidhoefer, vice- pres, Sandra L. Natale. THETA SIGMA PHI, National Womenls Journalism Fraternity Top Row: Anne K. Daly, Kay Martin, Kathleen Healy, Frances A. Smith, Julianne E. Smith, Mary C. Bach, Linda S. Houge, Dorothy J. Rumler. Third Row: Helen E. Marmoll, Mia R. Mc- Tamney, Karen A. Cannizzo, Judith R. Parent, Kathleen A. Fisher, Pat R. Scharber, Mary S. Vrobel, Mary Ann Rosswurm. Second Row: Shirley M. Killinger, Suzanne M. O'Meara, Kathy M. Petruzalek, Mary C. Bader, Karen M. Stelzer, Barbara Abel, Virginia M. Troy, Edith Cybulski Tamblyn. Bottom Row: Helen M. Rothfus, Betty Dauw, Bonnie A. Brezinski, tres, Kathleen O'Brien, pres, Connie Lane, vice-presg Mary E. Krone- busch, sec, Diane Perrone. ki , .. . , 4 Q - M ALPHA DELTA ETA, National Dental Hygiene Sorority Top Row: Karen Shea, Beverly S. Weber, Col- leen M. Bouche, Alice E. Holcomb, Kathleen A. Murphy, Cayl M, Boersma, Joan K. Bakshis. Third Row: Kathryn A. Kaziak, Holly L. Hillier, Caroline B. Zimmerman, Karen A. Laudert, Patricia M. Regan, Mary Beth Hart, Diane M. Resheske. Second Row: Karen Simonini, Kathryn A. Lar- son, Patricia Scalze, Sharon Corkish, Bonnie Wangerin, Joan Sonntag. Bottom Row: Anne Levitsis, Karen Calkins, Karen Panisch, cor. secg Penny Alex, pres, Judey VValsh, Joan Kolfenbach. ilitar ANCHOR AND CHAIN, Professional Naval Science Organization Top Row: William F. Zabor, George H. Cooley, Richard W. Bueker, Gerald A. Bolain, James F. Fox, James R. Lang, Allen W. Roessig, John E. Mack, John L. Daniewicz. Third Row: John A. Tomasko, Paul T. Dolan, Paul G. Schuler, Richard L. Theis, Richard J. Osting, Charles R. Miller, Douglas J. Bielan, John J. Moritz, Robert J. Salentine. Second Row: John N. Rachac, David R. Mayhood, Louis G. Zacherl, Stephen W. Chambers, J. Forrest Trembley, Kevin J. McGarity, Duane R. Shiffert, William P. Bau, Michael F. Eckman. Bottom Row: John E. McGee, Joseph A. Zocher, yeomang Major Harry H. Holmberg, moder- ator, Gerald L. Miller, skipperg Daniel Ryan, paymaster. 'U RIFLE TEAM Top Row: Roger T. Lambert, Ralph Guilbert, Robert L. Bina, Richard H. Fox, John R. Brinkerhoff. Bottom Row: Bruce E. Inzer, Robert L. Belli, Joseph S. Smith, coach, Wayne J. Selting, coach. PERSHING RIFLES, Company I-2 Top Row: Thomas Strassburg, Joseph S. Smith, Dennis Hanrahan, john R. Mietus, james J. Hellmich, john Batchelor, Frederick Michalek. Bottom Row: Timothy M. Warner, David L. Snyder, supply officer, Wil- liam I. Monahan, operations officer, Judy Schweitzer, hon. exec. officer, Richard D. Holper, exec. officer, Adolph R. Zahorsky, adjutantg James R, O,Brien, rifleman. PERSHING RIFLES, Second Regimental Headquarters Staff Top Row: Michael J. Bell, expansion officer, Andrew T. Karp, supply of- ficer, Anthony A. Rozga, operations officer, Edward S. Beckstrom, special projects officer, Michael I. Malloy, special staff officer, William E. Daw- son, adjutant. Bottom Row: M!Sgt. Francis 1. Hil- coske, enlisted advisor, Joan Burd, sec, Thomas I. Schultz, exec. oificerg John C. Regner, reg. cmdr, jane Eber- hardt, hon. reg. cmdr, Capt. Richard A. Kitts, faculty advisor. h SCABBARD AND BLADE, National Honorary Military Society Top Row: Richard Holper, Iames I. Hellmich, john C. Regner, Andrew T. Karp. Bottom Row: Daniel I. Navicky, Den- nis E. Huebner, David L. Snyder, Ed- ward W. Beckstrom, tres, Thomas I. Schultz, William I. Monahan. MARQUETTE DYER Top Row: Howard J. Eslien, Carl M. Greco, Alan D. Eisenberg, james T. Marquart, Calogero Cataldo, Louis J. Molepske, Francis E. Buchhuber, james E. Low, Theodore F. Mazza, Eli C. Frank. Middle Row: james F. Bartl, VVilliam C. Sturm, Ronald L. Lampe, William D. Block, Karen A. Case, Mary C. Cahill, Judith E. Higgins, Paul I. Clulo, Larry L. Ieske, Thomas E. Weil, Hugh S. McManus. Bottom Row: Edwin Ahrenhoerster, Francis Podvin, Kenneth C. Donner, Michael D. Baudhuin, XVilliam A. Finke, Robert J. O'Connell, modera- tor. Publications 233 LAW REVIEW Top Row: Robert L. Hersh, Sherin Schapiro, Stephen L. Beyer, David A. Suemnick, Margaret M. Huff, Stephen F. Schreiter, john L. Reiter, Roch Carter, Paul E. Schwemer, Peter I. Lettenberger. Bottom Row: Frederick A. Muth, Iames B. Young, Iames F. jzmz, Ed- win R. Rossini, Peter S. Balistreri. MONITOR, Newspaper Top How: Ralph Treder, Gordon Thomas, Duane R. Shiffcrt, John L. Duskey. Bottom How: Robert A. Erbetta, James T. Abbey, co-editor, Jerome I. Mittman, co-editor, James D. Miller. BLU EPRINT, Engineering Newspaper Top Row: Patrick J. Hartman, Thomas L. Dunlavey, James R. WVarzon, Rus- sell G. Shomperlen, Robert J. Ried- ner, James D. Glosick. Middle Row: Robert J. Chybowski, Roger E. Stahoski, sports editor, Wayne J. Selting, Robert A. Dries, Jerry E. Paveglio. Bottom Row: Reynel J. Rodriguez, copy editorg Jerome S. Churlzik, busi- ness managerg Marjean Troik, Robert D. Jamieson, co-editor, Neil Heary, co-editor. MARGUETTE MEDICAL REVIEW Top Row: John McDevitt, Joseph Skibba, Donald Ruedinger, John Gro- gan, Albert VV. Lizarraras, John F. Rampone, feature editorg Leonard J. Quadracci. Middle Row: David Clark, Carla Folkers, John J. Seifert, Vfendelin XV. Schaefer, Hannah E. Harris, Robert Sawyer. Bottom Row: Gerald NV. Wadina, eir. mgrg A. Stephen Woo, jr., Peter M. Sanfelippo, James W. Keller, editor, Monica Buckley, secg Robert A. Hershberg. 42' THE WHEEL, Business Administration Newspaper Top Row: Thomas Burke, James A. Tewes, Dennis J. Wroblewski, Daniel J. Hecrcy, Wayne A. Ross, Bruce A. Bernberg. Middle Row: Barbara A. Kopp, Gerrilynn C. Kosmatka, Kathleen Chmielecki, Carole Mickle, Agnes H. Platt, Jeanne L. Blasky. Bottom Row: Mary E. Stokes, Thomas J. Fuhr, John P. Savage, editor, Anne C. Poryc, sec, Stephen W. Chambers. Activities STUDENT SENATE Q HL? Top Row: Robert L. Hersh, Greg Conway, William E. Belongia, Ronald J. Bruhs XIith1tlNIat1r1exvsk1 Thom is M. McCaviclc, Michael J. Bruch. Middle Row: Thomas P. Cuszkowski, Thomasine M. Newman, Kathleen W. Helly Mlrilyn J hmelx Sus in M Attcrmeicr, Genie M. Cryan, Stephen C. Elliott. Bottom Raw: Jody Clowery, Joanne C. Czerniak, cor. secg Sue Carney, rec. sec John C Bendt pres Junes XV. Collins, vice-pres, John P. Lynch. VARIETIES COUNCIL T071 How: WVilliam Cooley, Burl E. Wboclward, Ralph E. Lassa. trcsg James W. Heck. Middle Row: Jacky Lane, Cenic XI. Cryan, Patrick J. Carherry, Kathleen M. O,Keane, Anne K. Daly, Trish Ramlow. Bottom Row: Michael A. Nickol, Robert F. Sapita, vice-pres, Michael J. Bruch, presg John K. Harms. 'fill' Q 'aa CARNIVAL COUNCIL Top Row: James Finkler, tres, Dan Kain, Don Kinney, Charles Jakopieh, James Collins, pres, Dave Paulus, Wayne Kallenbergcr, vice-pres, John Nieds, David Carvclla. Bottom Row: Joan Bakula, Penny Peek, sec, Sharon Bruhy, Dale Carter, Maureen Mathers, Jane Wimhiscus, Jan Josten, Dinah Alger. TIP-OFF COUNCIL Top Row: John D. Murray, David H. Decker, vice-pres, John P. Lynch, pres. Middle Row: Paul A. YVeasler, Cary C. Poehling, Roger NV. Johnson, XVil- liam Brcmner, Joseph P. Annis, David L. Bitter. Bottom Row: Kay W'alsl1, Bonnie But- ler, sec, Kathleen A. Murphy, Sharon Flynn, Barbara Hagele, Mary Costello. is A es BROOKS COUNCIL Top Row: Zanclra K. Jzunes, Ray Riordan, Bernie Kronner, James NI Dupres, Janice Bohahoy. Bottom Row? Suzanne M. 0,Mcara , Ron Goergen, pres, Bill Kucera, comp- trollerg Patricia C. Brown, sec. ORIENTATION LEADERS Top Row: Julianne E. Smith, Anne K. Daly Tom P. Cuszkowski, Catherine R. Little John P. Lynch, Thomasine M. Newman Sue Carney. Third Row: Betty J. Dauw, Jo Ann Done lan, Claud A. Daigle, WVilliam G. Robinson, Ruth Lynne Durbin, Patricia R. Huston. Second Row: Kathleen MeCartin, XVilma M. Dunn, James R. Finkler, Kathleen M. Law renee, Genie M. Cryan, Kathy L. Pave-sic. Bottom Row: David B. Murphy, Cary C Poehling, Robert L. Tatalovich, Kathie F Murphy, Joseph P. Annis, William J. Knof- licek, Gary J. Delorit. 4? RELIGIOUS COUNCIL Left to Right: Judith Conrad, rec. sec, Raymond S. Mueller, John Me- Roberts, Daniel E. Braun, pres, John NVeber, vice-pres. SOPHOMORE COED BOARD Top Row: Mary L. Quinn, M. Judith Crotty, Carol J. Bernstein, Allene C. Phillips, Pam M. Seese, Joan T. Ben- son. Middle Row: Jan M. Crootegoecl, Jan A. Judy, Jacqueline A. Sehluncl, Penny T. Sass, Sandra L. Pr-atee, Elizabeth A. Dewey. Bottom Row: Anne P. Levirsis, Joan E. Kavanaugh, tres, Joyce G. Smen- tek, pres, Mary Anne Krembs, vice- presg Diane M. Zabkowicz. S.,,..f-4 1. .vs w -vfilll lg. A . fy WELCOME WEEK-SENIOR WEEK COUNCIL Top Row: Sarah J. Van Roo, Daniel J. Derfus, Pat J. Traxel, Margo M. Schmidt, Barbara Szemborski, Karen L. Simonini. Bottom Row: Elizabeth R. Tate, Thomas P. C-uszkowski, pres, Patricia A. Horkheimer, Kathleen M. Mul- vaney, Michael B. Grimm, vice-presg Sally A. Fitzgerald. INTERSORORITY COUNCIL Top Row: Dotty J. Rumler, Carole A. Case, Ann C. Topp, Denise P. Lyn- skey, Marilyn J. Yunek, Catherine A. Brust. Middle Row: Sharon A. Bruhy, Helen M. O'C0nnell, Dale Carter, Judy Con- rad, Pamela M. Masters, Jeanne Schell. Bottom Row: Catherine R. Little, rec. sec, Joanne C. Czerniak, pres, Carol R. Zvonek, Angela J. Buttar. I+ in 1 al, 1 -. I t Q J CONCERT COMMITTEE Top How: Patricia G. Oakes, Emily K. Raymond, Harry J. Seaman, Francis T. XVasielcwski, vice-chairman, Josef L. Molenda, Carl W. Yost, Mark F. Moran. Middle Row: Suzanne E. Bouquet, Kathleen A. Seitz, Anthony J. Duben, James R. Sickel, Thomas M. Strass- burg, Catherine A. Schmanski, Carol A. Guzman. Bottom Row: Thomas R. VVortham, chairman, Andrea C. Jungwirth, tres, Nancy A. Ziesler, see, Paula J. Kos- zuth, Kristyne M. Kleiner, Susan M. Eicholz. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Top Row: Joseph B. Gorman, Joseph M. Ness, VVilliam F. Ryan, Clennon D. Mueller, Robert Vosskuhler. Middle Row: Richard J. Bloomer, VVayne A. Ross, Ronald J. Leggio, E. Vernon Jaques, Jolm J. McCon- ville. Bottom Row: Charles F. Urbauer, James M. Clifford, James S. Krzymin- ski, pres, Timothy VV. Woods, tres, Timothy F. Comeford. TNQ A L CS? I f' F 1 '- If 1' W X' I , in-f'L .A ' ., 4- V . . ,. r I 'Ur W, 3 ck! K i 2 K' ,. A As. J? l' gg, Q 5 ,I I I r INTERRESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL Top Row: Judith A. Porto, Teddi A. Grant, Mary K. Mollohan, Frances A. Bureau, Mary Mooney. Bottom Row: Kathleen Winters, Patri- cia Brown, cor. sec, Sue Carney, pres, Mary Ellen O,Neill, rec. secg Kay Cavanaugh, vice-pres. si I , . T 5 1 J ' at yi v ,, x ASSOCIATED WOMEN'S STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row: Judith A. Borden, Suzanne L. Harris, Jody Clowery, Kathie Mur- phy, Mimi Ward, Trish Hollis, Mary C. Bader. Bottom Row: Karen Van Aacken, Nancy A. Tanner, vice-presg Kathleen M. Kenney, Kathy Healy, presg Kath- leen Chmielecki, rec. sec, Diane M. Resheske, Joyce Smentek. '5 240 School Councils BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COUNCIL Top Row: Maurice 1. Sllechy, Duvicl A. Struz, jrg 1oscpl1 F. Cairncs, 12111105 B. Alby, 1111nc's 1. He-ll1nicl1, Dennis 1. VVrol1lcwski, Larry R. Connors, 12111105 NI. Rvgnier, 1ol1n P. SLIVLIQC. Bottom Row: Agnes H. Platt, 1ea11nc L. Blasky, rec. secg Brucr- A. Br-rnlic-1'g, pr:-sg Dam Gul- laglier, trcsg Carole 1. Bartnizxii, cor. secg Kathleen Clnniclccki. 1 sa DENTAL SCHOOL COUNCIL Left to Right: 11111105 C. Miipgcstim, Cary Hulpin, Ron Prulis, prcsg Kosnius Protopuppas, Austin B. Dcfmecv, Xor- mun Plotkin. E! Ai'oi 'L 'Q' 1. , 'ix . 9 Z . GRADUATE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Left to Right: Michael lklocluthagann vice-presg David L. Huttrick, pros Yves Garclctte, tresg Elizabeth M Crowley, sccg Tliomus E. VVz1ters. a SPEECH COUNCIL Top Row: Lois Riso, Elizabeth J. Deeliert, Alexander H. Cordon, john D. Lewinslci, jzuuvs I . Murtaugh, Margo M. Schmidt, Sylvia M. Page. Bottom Row: Carol A. Elliott, Susan M. Colman, Charlotte A. 'I'oma, ree. see, Terrence C. Swann, vice-pres, tresg Ioan R. Caresio, pres, Susan I. Riordan, cor. see, Nancy A. Chamber- lain. 'Qi' s Y . , WZYA4 . MEN'S INTERRESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL Top Row: George W. Crimmins, Ken- neth I. YVees, Clifford I. YVasko, Thomas R. Ziehr. Bottom Row: Robert I. Starshak, Al- bert j. Diulio, jr., Patrick C. Meade, joseph T. Maier. DEAN S ADVISORY COUNCIL 1-rv JOURNALISM COUNCIL Top Row: Barbara Abel, Thomas E. Berg, tres, Christine Polaeheek, Sarah I. Van Roo. Bottom Row: Arthur C. Liebler, vice- presg Michael B, Maeiejewski, pres, Michael I. Beverly, Helen M. Rothfus. 'lop Row Donald J. Bauhs, Michael S. Nolan, Hugh S. McManus, joseph H. Hallows, james R. Ehrlc, Peter S Bzhstrtri Robert A. Melin, Paul E. Sehwemer, james B. Young, James E. Murphy, Peter I. Lettenberger Bottom Hom: Robert L. Hersh, james F. janz, Dean Reynolds C. Seitz, James P. Burns, Roch Carter. .pn wt .a I F LIBERAL ARTS COUNCIL Top Row: Walter K. Farrell, vice-pres, John P. Lynch, Arthur C. Helgerson, G. Michael O'Brien, John D. Murray, Douglas L. Sharpe. Middle Row: Richard Coley, Marilyn Fachrmann, D. Addison Ticcioni, Jody Clowery, Greg Conway, pres, Mary Ann Carmody, cor. sec, Cary Poehling, Patricia Hollis. Bottom Row: Patricia A. McGreevey, rcc. sec, Mary L. Atfronti, J. Woodson Roberts, Mary Anne Saunders, Ralph Lassa. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL Top How: Karen H. Cumscy, Guilt J. Czcrniakowski, Joan E. Wagner Peggy Collins. pres, Bcvcrly C. Cehl, sec. ENGINEERING COUNCIL Top Row: Dcnnis Donovan, Rohcrt Jamieson, John Staut, XVilliam Heckcl, John Danicwicz, Patrick Can- non, Donald Kinney. Middle Row: Joseph Munone, NVeslcy Jost, WVilliam Grcnnan, Charles Mazza, John Dacquisto. Bottom Row: John Heidbreder, pres, Robert Chybowski, vice-pres, Richard Panlcncr, secg John Fobian, tres. l Joyce M. Frederick, Mary E. Fraser, Bottom Row: Judith A. Borden, Patri- cia A. Cahill, trcsg Marlene F. Spock- ert, prcsg Betty Y. Muralczuni vice- PHYSICAL THERAPY COUNCIL Top Row: Charlene Gassert, Victoria D. Milazzo, Vince King, Rohm-rt Eller- Ilrock, Allcnc C. Phillics, Kathy T. Rauwolf, Nancy M. Fclazzo. Bottom Row: David P. Guy, Barbara A. Demeratli, vice-presg Carol Crecnc, tresg Susan Atterineier, prcsg Mary Quinn, sec. . fe ff .,, K,'7 .4 1' V 5 . f,,, .Q f W -1 -s' H kk. fb. , 9 NURSING COUNCIL Top Row: Ianet M. Laske, Dale C De Bruin, Mary C. Carey, Mary C. Landwehr, Mary C. Wavernck. Kay L. Heath, secg Marilyn J. Yunck, presg Susan A. Wasliechek, vice-pres. Bottom Row: M. Judy Crotty, trcsg 4 if -.AP N? .nr 1 DENTAL HYGIENE COUNCIL Top Row: Anne P. Levitsis, Mary E. Anderson, Margaret C. Bohn, Kath- ryn A. Kaziak, Karen L. Simonini, Patricia R. Scalzo. Bottom Row: Sharon L. Corkish, Karen Shea, vice-presg Dorothy A. Doyle, presg Colleen M. Bouche, secg Diane M. Resheske. yy- 244 Dormitor Councils ri' if ALUMNAE HALL COUNCIL Top How: Rosemary Margo, Theresa Kliehael, Carol S. Hieb, Katherine E. justi, Mary Beth Mcllnnis. NOONAN HALL COUNCIL Left to right: Chris Dillon, Steve Kelly, jay Pezza, ehairniang Stephen J. Sudik, james P. Fazio. Bottom Raw: Venita Sims, seeg Bonnie Terrell, tres, Kathleen Winters, pres, Mary C. Cluster. vice-pres. 'if Q ' V BONIFAS HALL COUNCIL Top Row: Pat Sealzo, Kathy A. Fisher, Nancy Tanner. Bottom Row: Diane P. Flynn, sec, Helen Mar- tin, vice-pres, Kay Cavanaugh, pres, K. Ott, tres. HERATY HALL COUNCIL Top Row: Kathi M. Tvrdik, Diane M. Picring, Francie T. Kewlcy, Pat M. Gorman, Pat L Kelly. Bottom Row: Hilary D. Harris, sc-cg Carol S Gelhaus, trcsg Teddi A. Grant, prcsg Elaine A Toomey, vice-pres. 'N47' CAMPION HALL COUNCIL Top Row: JoAnne Scanlan, Kathleen lXlCCll1'tiIl, Sharon Chioni. Bottom, Row: Patricia Evans, vice-presg Mary Slont, sccg Frances A. Bureau, pre-sg Angela Buttar. V2.7 miaggfgi. . 5? MARIAN HALL COUNCIL Top Row: Patricia M. Carty, Eliza- beth I. Deckert, Marilyn A. Koneck, Patricia A. Gilman, Marguerite I. Piller, Geraldine L. Perhay. Bottom Row: Margaret R. Kendrigan, Lizann E. Malleson, Mary K. Mollo- han, presg Nancy L. Hollatz, Janice E. Challcer. 246 l Y I I L , 1 . X, . Q ff J v 4 t ...ze - , X .- t -Sf? Q I f. 0'DONNELL HALL COUNCIL , .C V ,, vcd? 'Ti 6 Top Row: Katherine R. Novak, Kathlccn D. Skopec, Christine A. Knies, Rita A, Mitchell, Carroll A. Mat- tern, Colleen A. Merkt. Second Row: Patricia A. Smith, Mary K. Corski, Juclitli A. Zimmerman, Elizabeth I. Palomhit, Carol M. Mon- zell, Caroline M. Clinton, Elizaheth A. Dewey. Bottom Row: Patricia A. Brandt, Mary C. Carey, tres, Judith A. Marmoll, cor. secg Judith A. Porto, pres, Mary C. Murphy, vice-prcsg Patricia A. West, rec. sec, Constance L. Ciminillo. t f I K W - ir., U ' P iir 2 A if ' 4t ' ..:: ' - L t f , LISETTE LODGE COUNCIL LzJlVAV Left to right: Mary M. Lynch, tres, , 9 Greta C. Hottenroth, vice-presg Mary J. Mooney, pres, Helen M. Rothfus, .fww Cecilia M. Barron, Nina J. Noring. 29-or is NZ? I 1 LOURDES HALL COUNCIL Top Row: Kathleen M. Kenefick, Sharon Callahan, Mari- anne F eulner, sec, Jo Ann Donelan. Bottom Row: Catherine L. Johnson, tres, Mary E. O'NeilI pres, Thomasine M. Newman, vice-pres. MONITOR HALL COUNCIL Top Row: Jerome J. Mittman, Roger I. Frankowski, james T. Abbey. Bottom Row: Kenneth J. Wives, sen-3 Clifford J. VVasko, presg joseph A. Zochcr, vice-pres, tresg john C. Aq- new. O 'Q .,,, :an 4 . J rm - ,,,,,- f E . if .I i I 1 l A L SCHROEDER HALL BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES T077 Row: William Van Rooy, Larry C. Howell, Vvllliillll R. YVuerl, Peter R. McEnroe, William F. Zahor, Robert I. Starshak, joseph P. O,SulIivan. Middle Row: Robert B. Martin, jef- frey P. Hahn, Russell E. Sliaffer, Dominic A. Montileone, Michael KI. Kloberdanz, Alexander H. Gordon. Bottom Row: George I. Kordiyak, Joseph T. Maier, tresg Alhert J. Diulio, presg Thomas R. Ziehr, seeg Michael A. Rohm. XAVIER HALL COUNCIL Left to right: Nancy Imhus, rec. secg Mary K. Lydon, vice-presg Brenda Mielde, presg Ginny Cast, Maureen Murphy, Faye Zimmerman, see-tres. 15 Y' i,.l Kerry Damschroder, cor. see, Margaret 56 su NICOLAS HALL COUNCIL Left to right: Patrick C. Meade, presg Ceorge NV. Crimmins,viee-pres, Chris- topher I. Volk, sec. M. CARPENTER TOWER COUNCIL Top Row: Ann Kenny, Kathleen A. Quinn, Frances R. Krystofik, Maryann M. Smith, Mildred M. Harper, Mary A. Bohrer, Margaret A. Hewitt. Second How: Maureen A. VVright, Suzanne K. Ryan, Marilyn V. Marlow, Nancy E. Newton, Iulie A. Moran, Nancy A. Ziesler. Bottom Row: Marian Thiergartner, Diane Browning, vice-pres, Patricia Huston, tres, Patricia C. Brown, pres, MeCarrier, rec. see. CW STEWART HALL COUNCIL Top Row: Richard B. Rose, Douglas J. Bielan, Michael H, Merrill, Chris- topher W. Cilluly, David Sage. Bottom Row: Diek Sheridan, Pat Gregory, tres and viee-presg Ray Muel- ler, Mae Haberkorn, pres. INSTITUTE UF ELECTRONICS- ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Top Row: Dennis L. Filut, janivs A. Heinen, Larry j. Mazlack, Larry M. Lesperance, janies K. Kopp, Paul Pepin, Wesley M. jost. Bottom Row: C. Douglas Strain, john F. Daequisto, tresg David H. Decker, presg Dennis j. Pallai, vice-presg YVil- liain j. Crennan, Xvillilllll j. Schroeder. Co-Curricular VE! AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Top Row: Rudolph A. Fuys, jr., David E. Vanevenhoven, Thomas j. Wfiener. joseph D. Balser, Michael j. Kozina, john H. Marks, Paul C. Sehuler, james C. Wild. Bottom Row: Stephen P. Volm, An- thony Desouza, Gerald j. Van Handel, tresg joseph H. Ahler, presg Edward F. Stevenson, vice-presg Lawrence I. Saladin. 'Vs- ENGINEERING KNIGHTS Top Row: David H. Decker, Le Roy H. Wight, joseph H. Ahler, Rudolph A. Fuys. Front How: Robert Chybowski, Ron- ald Leggio, Edward F. Stevenson, presg Thomas R. Sifferinan. X. .., ...J ii UQ r SOCIOLOGY CLUB Top Row: Lucille K. Harrigan, Patricia A. McCrcevy, John P. Rader, Mary P. Niles, Donna D. Hildebrand, Marilyn A. Faehrmann, Gerald T. Semmler, Judy A. Marrone, Sharon L. Hertensteiner, Angela J. Kische, Donna J. Hess, Jane E. Devine. Middle Row: Judy A. Porto, Catherine E. Hauck, Maureen A. Cunningham, Rita-An Kiely, Donald M. Kellen, Richard C. Shebelski, Cheryl L. Turbin, Ron J. Derenne, Pam L. Jung, Carol J. Geek, Margaret M. Bossong. Bottom Row: Judith Verbick, Mary A. Rebatzkc, Josef L. Molenda, James R. Ryan, prcsg Joseph W. McGee, moderator, Bill Cooley, tresg Janet A. Mueller, sec, Barbara L. Amidei. PRE-MED CLUB Top Row: Niels B. Christensen, Carl J. Saggio, Alan R. Kohlaas, James E. Voss, Gary A. XVilson, Terence V Roth, Tim Cuile, John P. Ziinmermann. Third Row: Patricia A. Pecsi, Thomas T. Bellino, Cary F. Kanzora, Robert J. Starshak, Roger S. Kuharski, Ger- ald C. Leary, James K. Knehel, Elaine A. Strohot. Second How: Richard E. Nensel, Linda R. Maxwell, Andrea C. Jungwirth, Mark F. Moran, Joseph E. Maier Jennine Lefoll, Barbara M. Host, James Brien. Bottom Row: Steven B. Stroiman, Jerry Calderone, Clifford L. Hirsch, Bernard C. Silva, pres, John M. Uszler vice-pres, Thomas E. Freeman, Jolm J. Haggerty, Bonnie Knox. .T gm nv' ' LE CERCLE FRANCAIS, French Club Top Row: Sandra L. Ncttz, Mary J. English, Hia J. Taeyaerts, Robert L. Kleppin, Anthony J. Kuzniewski, Janice R. Pilot, Robert R. Joyce. Third Row: Susan V. Rhyner, Joan C. Harley, Frank J. NVeher, Catherine A. Schmanski, Nancy L. Bock, Carol J. Geek, Lois M. Quinn. Second How: Nancy A. Krohn, Thomas C. Repensek, Teresa A. Fish, Yvonne H. Schmidt, Patricia Ann Smith, Judith Ann Novak, Mary L. Ruff, Bottom Row: Edward F. Klein, Priscilla E. Perry, Kathleen A. Quinn, Marcy L. Daley, sec- trcsg Lca M. Zaidins, pres, Donna A. Carpenter, vice-pres, Gail A. Radomski. NATIONAL MOOT COURT TEAM Left to right: Michael S. Nolan, James P. Burns, Roch Carter. .f 5- , - , .Qc- - me Y , i 4, - , Q., . Q . gf,-f,, ,S K2 EI SIGMA ALPHA ETA, Professional . 1 Speech Therapy Fraternity I Top Row: JoAnne C. Scanlan, Dar- lene J. Lconi, Kathie Murphy, Diane Schwarz, Mary Jeanne Lee, Carol L. Shafer. Middle Row: Barbara J. Corirossi, M. Cathy Cunningham, Susan M. Hogan, Pat Kelley, Nancy Imbus, Mary J. my S Mooney. Bottom Row: Kay VValsh, Susan E. 5 M3 Q Y Frank, trcsg Joan R. Carcsio, 2nd vice- 2 A ' pres, Maxine K. Turek, pres, Cathe- rine M. Meierhoff, lst vice-pres, Judy E. Christ, sec, Bonnie L. Butler. Ty 4 1' BAND Top Row: Annette Kuligowski, David Tennessen, Christine Poetzeo, VVillia1n Ceisheker, director. Fourth Row: Myron Eisenherg, joan Bakshis, Allen Rubin, Richard Lorenz, john Duskey, Frank NVeher, Anthony Duben, vice-pres, Mark Moran, pres, David Bonds, james Spella. Third Row: Thomas Strassburg, tres, Lea Zaidins, Agnes Obst, Paul Flaig, joseph Pctrusek, Alan Kohlhaas, Barbara Demerath, Judy Powers, William Listwan, Gary Koss, Mary Alice Gcishcker, Kurt Konkel, Myles Mielke, james Dickman, Clyde Bac-hand, james Robak, John Becker, Donald Piechowski, Richard Croft, john Bubniek, Richard Waldenmeyer. Second Row: Arthur Sytkowski, Richard Klemcnt, Paul Pepin, Ronald W'allenfang, Mary Kroncbusch, rec. sec, Henry Menzies, Darryl Daniel, Robcrt Bina, Robert Quatman, Marlene Buehholz, Roger Lucas, Marcia Mader, Mary C-riehler. Bottom Row: jo Ann Sobkowiak, Catherine Schmanski, Mary jo Sgroi, Emily Raymond, Elaine Hasscnpflug, Mary Lou Croney, Mary Little, Nancy Bock. Front Row: Drum majorette Marcy Daley, cor. sec. my K 139 ! 'F A 1! Y K it ' HISPANIC cLuB, Spanish Club Top Row: Carol A. Graf, Janice C Bohahoy, Judi Lassus, Michael VV Taylor, Elizabeth A. May, Mary K Brunk, Ellen M. Rafthis, Marita M Brady. Middle Row: Carol A. Cvuagliardo phy, Diane M. Cain, Karen M. Tobin Patricia L. Butz. Bottom Row: Penny Kelly, Dianne M Messar, rec. sec, Alberto 1. Molina pres, Charles D. YVatland, moderator Frank W. Cox, vice-prcsg Sylvia C Hughes, cor. sec, Karen A. Muhl tres. Bernadette A. Sharboro, Clarann Mul- lin, Ileana M. Gonzales, Amy K. Mur- MARKETING CLUB Top How: Thomas Zahloeki, Gerald 1. Christianson, tresg Larry R. Con- nors, Thaddeus I. Popek, john E. Mack. Bottom How: Carl L. Rinaldi, David D. Chattin, vice-presg Michael A. Cavataio, secg Ray J. Riordan, james B. Alby, pres. . . Q 'ef 3- A ' LJ' V7 STUDENT AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Top Row: Paul M. Fleming, James P. Murphy, xvllllillll R. Crandolfo. Bottom Row: Thomas B. Burkliardt presg Kevin S. Kennedy, Robert NV Hansen, vice-presg Carla A. Folkers SCC. SIGMA SIGMA EPSILON, Local Professional Speech Education Fraternity Top How: Annette M. Kuligowski, Mary Murphy, jeff Fitzgerald, Sandra I. Pitch. Bottom Row: Alexander H. Gordon, Charlotte A. Toina, presg Kathleen M. Mehegan, vice-presg Diane I. Peatee. MEDICAL SCHOOL GLEE CLUB Left to right: David Welker, Gregory Flemming, George Cassidy, director, Gerald R. Sylvain, Charles W. Vowels, Robert Lazarony. ACCOUNTING CLUB Top Row: Donald N. Melin, Raymond A. Christ, WVilliam R. McDonald, James A. Tewes, Edward I. Rata- jczak, Thomas E. Hoye, Edward A. Stanczak. Middle Row: Daniel J. Derfus, Oliver T. Cody, joseph P. Stadtxnueller, Maurice J. Sheehy, Gerald R. Broz, Thomas E. Tomasik, john F. Morien. Bottom Row: Kenneth I. Roberg, tres, Diane L. Kitzki, see, F. Bernard Ward, moderatorg joseph P. Wenzler, presg Kathleen Chmieleeki, Joseph F. Cairnes. MATH CLUB Top Row: Mark F. Moran, Marita D. Kane, William M. Stoffel, Robert P. Druecker, john E. Nlalir, Iames j. Metzger, james L. Baker. Second Row: Mary K. Gorski, Betty I. Bartel, Patricia L, Trainor, john I. Hlavae, Margaret J. Troik, Margaret N. Marks, Sharon A. Christie. Bottom Row: Stephen J. Sudik, Carol I. Rhyner, presg Rita M. McDonough, Richard E. Fedler, vice-pres, Maria Elena Stanislawski, see. .sm-V , I K We . -Q ,- 'G 1 sh 'g f.,.. v ' . L , v , Y, A . ' N f 1 t L, U . N g? x M G 1 'E A E g F .3 . v , p .51 . A . if 5 I D Y' I ei, ,,.. if 1 , .X I x S I A PI ALPHA SIGMA, Professional Physical Therapy Fraternity Top Row: Marlene E. Buchholz, Mary L. Quinn, Carol A. Greene, Mary L. Croney, Susan M. Atterineier, Allene C. Phillips, Muriel M. Squires, Mary K. Archer. Middle Row: Virginia I. Ranski, Barbara A. Demerath, Margaret M. Becker, Joann T. Sabljak, Joyce M. Sabljak, Kathy A. Hanratty, Sandra L. Mertz, Elizabeth R. Tate. Bottom Row: Nancy M. Felazzo, Susan M. Muench, tres, Leonora M. Pagano, sec, Victoria D. Milazzo, pres, Louise N. Arkin, vice-pres, Eileen Batchelor, Kathy T. Rauwolf. 1 - l ' AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS Top Row: Richard J. Bloomer, Thaddeus M. Smyczek, William R. Weltin, Dennis Johnson, Jerome S. Ghudzik, john E. Neirinckx, james W. Pikulik, Peter A. Hampe. Second Row: George F. Lubeley, joseph G. Reichenberger, Gregory C. Polt, Paul A. Fcller, Norbert V. Domagalski, Dennis C. janikowski, Richard A. Kormanik, Richard E. Fedler. Bottom Row: Des Raj Malhotra, Robert B. Grosz, john F. Sustar, secg Charles I. Mazza, pres, Michael A. Triassi, vice-pres, Karen Van Aacken, Donald Reinbold, Robert M. Krill. JUNIOR AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Left to right: WValter List, sec, Kosmas Protopappas, pres, Robert Cosentino, tres, Ronald Paiser, vice-prcs. FINANCE CLUB Top Row: Anne NI. Convcy, john P. Savage, Catherine YV. Dolan, Miriam C. Cics, Ronald A. Pctric, Bruce A. Bernberg, Daniel L. Talaga. Bottom How: Stephen VV. Chambers tres, David A. Atraz, jr., vice-pres' n n Carole J. Bartman, sec, XVillard I. Cox, jr., prcsg Francis J. Calkins moderator. 2 as vs? Nu 'Eg A-r - A s I STUDENT AFFILIATES OF THE AMERICAN CHEMISTRY SOCIETY Top Row: james E. Brown, John C. Schaefer, Dr. Daniel T. Haworth, moderator, Eugene L. Schaefer, Wil- liam C. Kocpsel, Philippe L. Durctte. Bottom How: jane A. Paulus, Mary F. Herman, Richard E. Ncnscl, An- thony I. Duben, vice-pres, Patricia A. llorklieiiner, Pat A. Killeen. RHO TAU BETA, Professional Broadcasting Fraternity Top Row: Mary Ann Witt, James A. Uszler, Pat Graham, Cheryl L. Tur- bin, Michael Smith, Barbara Sternig. Bottom Row: Carol A. Guagliardo, Kay Zeller, Nancy A. Chamberlain, tres, Terrence G. Swann, pres, Susan J. Riordan, sec. STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION Top Row Anthony E Migas Patrick T King RaymondJ Rausch James P. Burns James F Janz Peter F Reiske Hugh S McManus David J MacDougall James E Low Bottom Row James W Dwyer tres James F Bartl rec sec Robert L Hersh pres Edwin R ROSSIHI vice pres Reynolds C Seitz moderator GERMAN CLUB Top Row: Anita S. Nommesch, Fran- cis J. Monarslci, Bernard J. Buchmann, John C. Schaefer, Philippe L. Du- rette, James E. Brown. Bottom Row: Trish Kelly, Mrs. Bar- bara R. Hoyt, moderator, Frances M. Schmidt, pres, John J. Frielingsdorf, vice-pres, Sr. Mary Karline, O.S.F. fi :,,' W? MANAGEMENT CLUB Top How: john H. Salentine, Freder- ick I. Michalek, Thomas J. Walsh, David D. Chattin, Robert J. Ehrman, Robert A. Zachman, Donald N. Melin. Bottom Row: Agnes H. Platt, Daniel K. Harris, sec, joseph E. Wilson, vice- presg Richard I. Bouquet, presg Rob- ert M. Quigley, tres, Shaun C. De- Ia? laney. .ii rv 'V' ff is if C: -'fl SBK iff. L, fs' S I- ' 5 v any I 'B I if W 5 W M 2 436' STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Top Row: Mary Beth Nienhaus, Pa- tricia L. Hollis, Cellene I. Zentkow- ski, Kathleen A. Lawler, Lynn A. Rapozo, Pat Grossenbachcr. Middle How: Marlene A. Morgan, Mary R. Slont, Mary Ann Whitt, Dorothy A. Elmore, Kay Weigle, Su- zanne M. Haasch. Bottom Row: Bonnie J. Ohrman, Mary Krush, tresg Maria E. Stanislawski, pres, Marilyn F. McVady, secg Pa- tricia A. McGreevy. gg W Q, E A 4 I I A . , I 'Y' I A Q . A233 R - ,i g REGISTERED NURSES' CLUB Top Row: Mary Meenan, Marian Houk, Shirley Lutkenhaus, Mary Jane Hospodar, Margaret E. Bollweg, Mary Ann Whelan, Anne Marie Hornak. Bottom Row: joan E. Voytash, Ruth Ann Moen, Dianne K. Debattista, vice-pres, janet M. Laske, pres, Bev- erly A. Kohler, tresg Karen I. Old- enborg. Special lnteres . M rx AVALANCHE CLUB Top Row: Lawrence J. Mazlack, Marianne Walsh, Henry J. Stavinoha, Jane E. Voelker, Joseph D. Balser, Susan E. Olson, Michael B. Stoycheff, Robert J. Kluwin, Patricia West, John F. Laubach, Bernard J. Buchmann. Fifth Row: Mary G. Boersma, Judith A. Menzel, Mary M. Green, Patrick W. Clements, Nickolas T. Mavro- genis, Ellen M. Romanowsky, Edward WV. Hoffmann, Donald R. Zurn, Mary S. Brinkman, Elizabeth M. Kemp- inger, Charles H. Doyle. Fourth Row: Janet M. Stariha, Bonita A. Brezinski, Joan P. Meyer, Mary B. McEnnis, William H. Binet, William G. Lasorsa, George W. D'Amour, Robert W. Weaver, Maxine D. Shaw, Jane A. Wimbiscus, Martha C. Zerfas. Third Row: Marlene Morgan, John Slitlca, Tanya Kim, Georgene Brumlik, Suzanne Jozwicki, Georgia J. Web- ster, Bruee E. lnzer, Mary L. Kritter, Kathryn A. Larson, Judith Van Dan Elzen. Second Row: Karen S. Johnson, Mary C. Stover, Rosalie M. Logrippo, May L. Bruton, Dennis J. Grosh, pres' James P. Baukus, Harry J. Seaman, tres, Nancy A. Panian, James L. Rich. Bottom Row: Janice M. Hall, Judith A. Whiteloek, Mary L. Dery, Sharon A. Christie, Mary A. Mith, Ireana F. Goke, Jean M. Van Belleghem, Marian C. Miller, Marilyn A. Marquart. s f Y' H M. m T r M . 'W . Q.. . 3 f - . , W' . 'F F , .e . J J s . ' 259 ,Q 'U F as x .. g , M9 , ,A 5, ES QE: as 1 X 1. g AS WOMEN'S DRILL TEAM J f , , all ASN' f ' 1' ' 5 H Top Row: Donna C. Kersten, Marilyn Schmidt, Patrice Boyle, Marcella R. VVOOIHQY, Carole Vilser, Sharon Jones, Patricia Cunningham, Donna Cross, Cathy Connell, Susan M. Ratte. ' Bottom Row: Mary Jane WVahusley, Connie Ciminillo, Jo W'alsh, Agnes X Platt, Oper. officer, Karen Zigan, COIHIII. officer, Mary Minor. l Y 'ev Rm BALLROOM DANCE CLUB Top Row: Dennis C. janikowski, Carole Horton, Robert W. Morearty, Frances A. Smith, Frances R. Krystofik, Pamar H. Kantilal. Third Row: Stephen J. Sudik, Nickolas Mavrogenis, Patrick La Venture, R. Roger Stasik, Richard H, Langrill, Edward W. Hoffman, Patrick W. Clements. Second Row: Ruth Ann Moen, Margaret Pathuis, Marjean Troik, Michael L. Corski, Delores M. Klein, Beth jo Bartel, Lourdes Morris. Bottom Row: Ioan E. Voytash, Robert I. Mroz, vice-pres, Raymond B. Walsh, pres, Kathleen Chmielecki, sec, Stephen F. Penn, Rodney C. Pribbanow, Robert Zirbel. CHICAGO CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right: Thomas E. Haviland, tres, Sande S. Skinner, sec, Thomas A. Beaver, pres, john P. Murphy, vice-pres. fm Q. 1, -we L, V X Q3 PEOPLE TO PEOPLE Top Row: Ruth Lynne Durbin, Bar- bara Dilligan, Ann Coggin, Pat Grace, joseph Annis, Mary Ann Smith, Jo Ann Donelan, Kathleen Skopec. Bottom Row: Mary I. Chapman, Wil- liam I. Cooley, Gary G. Poehling, David B. Murphy, pres, Michael C. Henk, Diane C. Browning. YOUNG DEMOCRATS Top Row: Mary E. Kronebusch, Bar- I 3. bara Hinman, Gary R. Thuerk, Fran- cis M. Skalak, Thomas Zablocki, Mari- lyn Toomey, Gregory J. Varanese. Third Row: Marcy L. Daley, Diane L. Butkus, John P. Murphy, Karen J. Heine, Margaret Pathuis, Maureen A. Wright, Patricia C. Markey. Second Row: Mary L. Kurtz, Martha C. Zerfas, Kathleen M. Saunders, Mary A. Saunders, Mary B. Schuman, Mar- garet A. Hewitt, Loretta B. Lydon. Bottom Row: Lucille K. Harrigan, Julia M. Fuetterer, Mary J. Chapman, Helen O'Connell, rec. sec, Jenann C. Olsen, cor. sec, Joyce E. Naylon, Gail A. Radomski. YOUNG REPUBLICANS Top Row: James D. Bond, Lawrence J. Mazlack, Richard J. Nuss, Rod King, Bruce A. Bernberg, Josef L. Molenda. Middle Row: Jeff J. Jones, Mary Lou Kritter, Maureen A. Cunningham, Michael J. Bell, John L. McKenna, Frederick S. Levine. Bottom Row: Howard M. Madaus, Richard B. Rose, John J. Frieunsdorf, John P. Savage, presg Mark F. Polan- sis, Barbara A. Polulach, sec. if POLITICAL UNION Top Row: Michael J. Bell, Mary C. Cray, Sandra A. McKeown, James P. Hargarten, James D. Bond. Bottom Row: Anne K. Recktenwalcl, vice-pres, Rod King, presg Judy D. Lovrinich, sec, Patrick P. Dunn. U I I , . ' 'A'vA . Q . X Iiyl ii i , -. g '43 ' 43: 135, MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY CHORUS Top Row: Donna D. Hildebrand, jean T, Meyer, Elaine A. Strolmot, julia A, jerneycic, Greg C. lolt, jim VV. Hill, john E. Malik, Peter H. Molenda. Third Row: Madeleine O. Davey, Carol J. Long, Mary Ann XVitt, Patricia M. Murphy, Peter I. Holz- hancr, james R. Kropp, joseph C. Zuercher, Engenc P. Mayer. Second Row: Kathryn M. Rausch, Linda I. WVittrock, Mary Beth McEnnis, Karen A. Voytek, james M. J Brien, joe K. Kucmmcl, Richard B. Rose, jerry Calrlerone. Bottom Row:. Bonnie C. Knox, Suzanne L. Miller, Constance L. Ciminillo, Maureen S. Kysiak, Victoria J. Edwards, 'Theodore E. C-rasse, DICIIIS secg Robert L. VVarth, pres. 315 SACRED MUSIC CHOIR Top Row: Elizabeth I. Palombit, Edward J. Ratajczak, David P. Guy, Terry Neuenhans, Patricia M. Ryan, Daniel I. Cusick. Middle Row: Eileen L. Murphy, Richard B. Rose, Margaret A. Hewitt, Rita R. Schneider, Karen A. Voytek, Jeff I. jones, Agnes B. Oswald. Bottom Row: Bonnie M. Fogarty, Margaret A. Staudenmaier, Gary A. Steiner, Horton Roe, directorg Sr. M. Loretta, asst. director, Dennis R. Karamitis, secg Kathleen M. Schalles. 'li fs.- ps- 'Vf fi i S 1. S . 3: 75' , J s- ru - ,K . .Y A E 'WSL MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY CHORUS Top Row: John A. Geiger, Donald C. VVolkcrstorfer, Thaddeus J. Popck, Grant L. Rynders, Janet M. Tilley, Frances A. Smith, Patricia L. Toomey, Susan F. Schroeder. Third Row: Joseph A. Madden, Stephen J. Sudik, Frederick M. Van Hecke, Joseph L. Petrusek, Mary L. Sanfclippo, Jean E. Curran, Mary A. C-eisheker, Annette M. Garramone. Second Row: Michael F. Brunner, David L. Lee, Jeff J. Jones, Joe D. Droessler, Naughne L. Thomp- son, Judy A. Parent, Sophia A. Rifelj, Susan V. Weiand. Bottom Row: Eugene L. Schaefer, tres, John V. Staut, Charlotte A. Toma, vice-pres, Joan P. Mierzwa, wornenls sec, Joan Long, Clarann Mullin, Joan Madden. Ng CROWN AND ANCHOR, Literary Society Top Row: Agostino A. Bono, Douglas J. McRae, James P. Hemmcr, Michael J. Zimmer Michael O'Keefc, Terrence Sullivan, Jeffrey F, Kay, Thomas P. Guszkowski. Bottom Row: William C. Beckct, Walter A. Davis, Philip G. Heim, hostg Joseph A. Keyes scrihblerg Anthony A. Derezinski, Godwin Ogbuokiri, Michael T. Stapelton. 1 3 15 'ESRKZ' vb' V SOCCER CLUB Top Row: john R. Mania, Maureen L. Zegan, Richard C. Walsh, Ron Renchard, David J. Ferreira, Dorothy A. Cruss, Mudhaffar A. Amin. Aliddle Row: Loretta B. Lydon, Lorraine Conly, Tahsin Ali, Michael P. Sliwa, Daniel I. Steininger, Mary Beth Nienhaus, Marilyn Sarao. Bottom Row: Mary C. Miner, Barry Fagin, moderator, Suzanne M. Haasch, sec, C. Lawrence Shuster, pres, Mary Jane Walmsley. f x L fxqg. RABBITS, Athletic Club Top Row: Terrance M. Keenan, Bradford W. Shaw, Michael W. Hayes, John A. Musachio Edward A. Wirkowski, Peter Farmer, Robert J. von Bereghy. Middle Row: J. Timothy Graf, Robert A. Wilmot, Verne R. Smith, Richard M. Eisenmenger John M. Harrington, Louis I. Castelli, joseph T. Cesario. Bottom Row: john P. Stachnik, james D. Pollock, Stephen E. McPartlin, Steven H. Sovern pres, Jack P. Failla, sec-tres, Michael K. Wacker, Alan T. Doyle. R.. GYMNASTICS CLUB Top Row: Kim I. Baker, Edward H Boyle, james P. Retzer, john L. My- ers, William F. Burns, Robert F. Retzer, Robert MacFarlane. Bottom Row: W'illiam D. Rauckman Michael L. Gorski, Peter I. Holzhauer, Robert Lagerman, eoachg Albert T. Dobiash. RADIO AMATEURS OF MARQUETTE Top Row: Dennis M. Makurat, James M. Regan, Richard I. Davis, Robert I. Hahn. Bottom Row: Robert T. Ehr, vice- presg Michael P. Toman, presg Thomas A. Reilly, secg Charles M. Kronenwet- ter, tres. FRANKLIN FORUM, Forensics Union Top Row: john D. Murray, Lizann E. Malleson, cor. secg Sandra A. Mc- Keown, secg john G. Baratti. Bottom Row: Patrick P. Dunn, Eliza- beth I. Deckert, presg Alan D. Eisen- berg, advisor. 'rv' 'HP '5 . 5, if -A .M 5 ...A -NJ INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CLUB Top Row: Franco F. Alvarez, Edouard Nomo-Ongolo, Stephanie C. Durski, Yves Gardette, Frank Morcarty, joseph E. Dean, Thomas E. Zahloeki, Mary Ann Hanlon, Reynel I. Rodriguez, Donald R. Zurn, Sandra L. Nettz. Fifth Row: Carol A. Guagliardo, Peter B. Fernandes, Ann L. Carey, Ann Goggin, Linda S. Houge, Pamar H. Kantilal, joseph Li, Mary Ann Jacobs, Judith A. Piper, Trudy Lux. Fourth How: Linda Zappa, Irene Xavier, Stephen A. Paehikara, Antony I. Erinjeri, Kathleen A. Fisher, Cora L. Christian, Martha M. Lux, Jitendra K. Shah, Andrew H. King, Anthony de Souza. Third Row: Linda A. Dina, Alberto I. Molina, Karen M. Tobin, Michael Moduthagam, Ileana M. Gonzalez, Carol E. Goddetta, Ioan M. Platt, Valerie R. Mattais, Ioan E. Voytash, Thomas V. Kandathil. Second Row: Godwin Oghuokiri, Roherte T. Cainmiade, Alfredo A. Romagosa, tres, Peter C. Smith, pres, Ken- neth L. Schmitz, moderator, Mary Arden Hauer, vice-pres, Maria C. Gamhoa, rec. see, Mary J. Chapman, eor. see, Sandy David. Bottom Row: Corazon M. Francisce, joan M. Clark, Marian C. Muller, Stefiii San Buenaventura, Frances M. Schmidt, Betty Y. Murakami, Giannina Brovelli, Marilyn I. O'Reilly. 1--1? 'X' INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Top Row: latrieia A. Scharlmcr, joan J M. Platt, Linda S. Houge, james J. O,Regan, Myles I. Mielke, Gail T. Carton. Bottom Row: Valerie R. Matthis, vice- ,uv pres, Donald R. Zurn, pres, Catherine A. Tyl, tres, Kathleen M. O,Reilly, sec. port ,, AJ7,17 'fff-Q-5-L 'Zur WAT.. .mil kiifig if f 1 QQ Rf!- 'i xi VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row: Ron Glaser, asst. coachg Pete Grant, Rocke Calvelli, jim Poulsen, Pat Dowd, Craig Leonard, Joe Mimlitz, Henry Raymonds, asst. coach. Third Row: Eddie Hickey, head coach, jim Warras, Roger Buxton, Bronson Haase, joe Price, Alan Comber, Bob Weingart, trainer. Second Row: Tom Flynn, Con Yagodzinslci, john Stone, Willie Kingsley, Bruce Dickman, Dave Burton, Paul Carbins. Front Row: Bill Bau, Denny Shebesta, Bob McKnight, managers. if Q , ii f f tm M t Q L ' f ji nf. - wt' U 5 KW f jf 3 'xnxx' 35 A jj! Af I CHEERLEADERS Top Row: joe Annis, jim Bunch, Vern Jaques, Mike Grimm. Bottom Row: Mary jo Laughlin, JoAnne Scanlan, Kathy Kulas, Ann Angel. Eirkiiifill, FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row: Henry Raymonds, coach, jim Wochner, Bob Bruckner, Tom Kalchik, Dane Mathews, Bob Wolf, Ed Ianka, Ron Glaser, coach. Bottom Row: Marty Holmes, Billy joe Smith, Dan Anderson, Phil Butzen, Brian Brunkhorst, John Musachio. 4-'N ,,. SOCCER TEAM Top Row: Barry Fagin, coachg Rick Walsh, Michael Knoeller, Edward Nomo-Ongolo, Ronald Renchard, Hemraj Chauhan, Chobi Tabrizi, Alois Leluke, Iraz Sarhaddi, Siegried Thron, trainer. Middle Row: Tim Souers, Shane King, Tahsin Ali, Ali Tikiti, Suresh jhawar, jim Creiff, Bob Gansler. Bottom How: Abdul Alwan, Larry Schuster, Vic Amin, Mike Sliwa, Dan Steininger, john Mania. if-Af CROSS-COUNTRY 'it Top Row: Mel CBusJ Shimek, coachg Bob Erbetta, Gary Glojek, Dave Sage, ff jim Vidas. Bottom Row: Iim Catz, Bill jordan. Y xi ., I jglifziw Q ,yi-Jsifyi N , Q A ' A3 .WND a Y fl mf' ee 43 y N ff, ,G M 5515275 4 i W AW., K 9- aa Q WRESTIIQFS gr at -Q, G vnqygx gang, ,uni mug Q A ,,,f , A, H r - N My, M - f Hs, N ,W Q53 Vex N F' 5 1125543 f W WRESTLING Top Row: joe Bourbon, trainer, Barney Karpfinger, coach, Bob Balines, Vince King, Dick Farrell, joe Bisceglie, George Roedler, Dick Andrews, managers Paul Charnon, George Grimrnins. Front Row: Mike Smith, Gary Riotto, Al D,Aloia, Ray Pekarek, Tony Struzik, George Vergara. GOLF Top Row: Paul Kinnel, Sue Haasch, Bob Macholl. Bottom Row: john WVeber, Mary Beth Nienhaus, Mike Baldewicz, Charles Nader, coach. 4 W all -on .,.,- TENNIS Top Row: Don Clark, coach, Steve Dean, Randy Ostlie, Pete Vnnclerhy- den, Paul Huelskump, Bob Von Ber- eghy, joe Ness. Bottom Row: Russ Stepke, jim Pel- key, Bill Prudlow. Administration in Academics Louis C. Vaccero, asst. to vice-pres. of academic affairsg Roman S. Gawkoski, registrarg Norbert Tlachac, director of adrnissionsg William A. FitzC-erald, director of libraries. Robert S. Iohanson director of public relations Edmund S. Carpenter director of public information Public Relations T. E. Blackburn, editor, The Marquette Univer- sity Magazineg Mrs. Richard Panlener, staff asstg Robert Harlan, sports publicity director Edward F. Pepan, staff asst. Q 274 Development Mrs. Bernice Neuman, records coordinatorg Robert McCarthy, assoc. director of deuelopmientg Carl S. Miller, assoc. director of develop- mentg Paul McCann, assoc. director of deuelopmentg James L. Sankovitz, assoc. director of deoelopmentg Mrs. Kathryn Miller, staff member. Mrs. Francis McEllig0tt asst. to the chancellor Rev. Edward I. O'Donnell, SJ., chancellor Frederick Garrity development director t d t Aff ' Mary Alice Cannon, dean of womeng Patricia Watson, asst. dean of womeng Gerald Solloway, asst. dean of meng lane McGuire, asst. to the dean of womeng Wayne F. Tinkle, dean of men. f'EfE51El1 a iq' -eff .,g5:.g .4 , 4. A z, Roy Kallenberger director of physical plant E. A. Vossman assistant treasurer John Welch comptroller Finance Top Row: Anthony Cieri, budget director, Sebastian Helfer, project planner, james G. Dwyer, director of financial aids. Bottom Row: Charles Mullens, insur- ance administratorg Martin E. Casey, special projects administrator. K' V, iv Rev. Thomas Stemper, SJ. director of alumni relations lumni Ray H. Pfau, exec. sec, alumni assn, Mrs. Carl Street, exec. dir, assn. of MU women, David Carlson, M.D., pres, MU alumni assn, Ruth Harclt, pres, assn. of MU women. 276 University Board of Regents Honorary Members Ex Officio Members Walter Schroeder Very Rev. William F. Kelley, SJ. Rev. Edward I. O,Donnell, SJ. President President Chancellor Chris. Schroeder di Son, Inc. Marquette University Marquette University Leo T. Crowley Chairman ofthe Board I ret. Q The Milwaukee Road Rev. Raymond R. McAuley, SJ. Vice-President of Business and Finance Marquette University Iames F.. Bie, secretary Rev. John P. Raynor, SJ. Director of University Relations Vice-President of Academic Ajairs Marquette University Marquette University Maurice W. Berger William C. Brumder Executive Head Chairman of the Board Gimhels-Schusters First Wisconsin National Bank Norman R. Klug, chairman President Miller Brewing Co. Francis Conway Humphrey E. Desmond Chairman of the Board Vice-President-Publisher Thorp Finance Corp. The Catholic Herald Citizen s - I rw, Mary C. Dwan Eliot G. Fitch Founder The Iohn C. Divan President Educational Foundation Marine National Exchange Bank Lawrence G. Haggerty President George B. Hunt President VVarwiek Mfg. Co, Chicago Milwaukee Dustless Brush Co. Arthur E. A. Mueller C hairnian ofthe Board North Central Airlines, Inc. Willis C. Scholl Executive Vice-President Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. K Milwaukee Gas Light John A. Puelicher President Marshall 81 Ilsley Bank Howard Tobin President W Co. lynn Steven E. Keane General Partner Foley, Sammond Sz Lardner I. Victor Loewi Chairman ofthe Board Loewi 81 Co, Inc. -it Clifford Randall Ben Regan Partner Randall, Partner Zimmers, Randolph Sz Randall Hornlalower and YVeelcs Robert A. Uihlein, Ir. James C. Wlindham President President los. Schlitz Brewing Co. Pabst Brewing Co. School of Medicine Board of Directors Very Rev. William F. Kelley, S.I. Rev. Raymond R. McAuley, SJ. Rev. john P. Raynor, SJ. President Vice-President of Business and Finance Academic Vice-President Marquette University Marquette University Marquette University F. S. Cornell Vice-President A. O. Smith Corp Walter H. Bender Associate Attorney Bender, Trump, Davidson Sz Godfrey John H. Kopmeier Edward A. Bachhuber, M.D. President Wisconsin Ice Sz Coal Co. MU School of Medicine -aff. -zifef f r ' f:-. A A s P ' ' R 5 .... at ., ., . p I . .0 S fi . :Va sz K is K . ,f ' i- Q l if! ' W' . il ' H ...ii 1 Philip Ryan William A. Reiss President lretj President Cutler-Hammer, Inc. C. Reiss Coal Co. Clrmn, Adm in istrative Committee Richard D. Cudahy President Patrick Cudahy, Inc. Mrs. Cyrus L. Philipp Civic Leader -n.1..- , .. Louis Quarles Partner Quarles, Herrioft 81 Clemons John S. Hirschboeck, M.D. Vice-President and Secretary MU School of Medicine Camber F. Tegtmeyer, M .D. Medical Director Northwestern Mutual James C. Windham President Pabst Brewing Co. Very Rev. William F. Kelley, President Marquette University Rev. E. I. O,Donnell, SJ. Chancellor Marquette University Iames E. Bie s.J. Director of University Relations Marquette University thletics Greater Marquette Program 279 ampaign abinet Steven E. Keane Partner Foley, Sammond 81 Lardner John H. Kopmeier President Wisconsin Ice 81 Coal Co. Fred I. MacDougall Director of Purchasing Allis-Chalmers M fg. Co. I. Victor Loewi, chmn. Chairman ofthe Board Loewi gl C ompany, Inc. Mrs. A. I. Blommer F. S. Cornell Executive Vice-President A. O. Smith Corp. Herbert C. Hirschboeck Partner Whyte, H irschhoeclc, M inahan Harding 81 Harland Stan Lowe assistant athletic director Dr. Thomas R. Abbot chairman, athletic board Eddie Hickey director of athletics 280 MU Alumni Association Board of Directors David J. Carlson, M.D., Med '43 President John A. Kluwin, Law '30 Vice-President 8: President-Elect Mrs. Charles Machi, Speech '52 Secretary David F. Hanley, Engr '51 Treasurer Woodrow J. Bach, Law '36 Constance Baranowski, Dent Hy '47 Mrs. Elmer Brown, Nurs '55 Earle D. Calkins, D.D.S., Dent '18 Richard F. Casper, Lib Arts '38 Steve L. Chojnacki, M.D., Med '37 Milton M. Cohn, Law '27 Mrs. Phillip Cunningham, Lib Arts Rev. L. A. Darnieder, Grad '58 Arthur C. F lamme, Engr '41 '38 Mrs. Paul Gergen, PT '56 Helen Harrington, Nurs '52 Emmett S. Jaques, Journ '36 Cyril A. Jung, Engl' '36 Milton A. Kassner, Bus Ad '31 Steven E. Keane, Law '37 Paul W. Kehres, Grad '48 Michael S. Kies, Grad '47 Jack A. Klieger, M.D., Med '41 Ralph E. Lassa, D.D.S., Dent '43 Mary Margaret Lederle, Lib Arts Mrs. Francis J. Lukes, '28 William D. Murphy, Bus Ad '33 James E. O'Brien, Journ '43 William Roddy, Bus Ad '51 Dolores Sarnowski, Nurs '48 John S. Semrau, D.D.S., Dent '27 James R. Shinners, Journ '41 Nance Jo Walsh, Med Tech '60 Association of MU omen Board of Directors Ruth Hardt, Dent Hy '45 President Mrs. E. M . Kozlowicz, Nurs '39 Vice-President Mrs. Michael O'Brien, Journ '61 Vice-President Mrs. Albert Schwahn, Speech '54 Secretary Mrs. C. Cummins, Journ '40 Treasurer Mrs. Carl W. Street, Journ '41 Executive Director Mrs. James A. Boyce, Med Tech '55 Mrs. Thomas J. Croasdaile, Lib Arts '41 Mrs. John M. Washbush, Med Tech '63 Frances Gramling Hughson, M.D., Med '34 Mrs. Michael T. Jaekels, PT '57 Mrs. Quin H. Johnstone, Lib Arts '40 Beatrice Porth, '26 Rita Schmidtkunz, Lib Arts '50 Mrs. Robert M. Von Bereghy, Speech '41 Mary Weller, Lib Arts '61 '48 M O 17, E' 43,51 Guidance Center I have E illrhiga Special Services STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Health Center Placement Center 282 Writers William Becket Judith Finlayson jack Harms Robert Iursch Mia McTamney Christine Mehl Raymond Mueller Mary Ann Rosswurm Patricia Scharber Robert Weaver Brady Williamson Thomas Berg Michael Beverley Iames Eberz Kathleen Hartnett Joy Maguire Michael Maciejewski Helen Rothfus Ann Topp Photo Credits 1 964 Hilltop Judith Finlayson, Mia McTamney Co-editors J ack Hamilton Jack Harms Mary Ann Rosswurm Christine Mehl Helen Rothfus Kathleen Fisher James Eberz photography layout copy index organizations seniors I chief assistant Patrick Dana Horan Blake O,Lavin: 125, 87, 39, 285 George Ceolla: 162, 405 Milwaukee journal: 26 bottom, 84, 86, 98, 99g Bob Tai: 1185 News Bureau: 645 Fred Tonne: 147 moderator l Assistants Kaaren Brennan Caroline Clinton Margaret Farrell Agnes Giegler Gail Gleason Connie Hodson l Linnea Korpita Barbara Krepling Rosalie Logrippo Ioy Maguire Carroll Mattern Raymond Mueller Virginia Schoo Marquette University's Life Science Building ' ' l s' V l 'ff ' , - ' y 4 , 5 I twig, il? rstlfii 2 A ' ' , KK Wi' 1 f' ,f I 'eff f'v 1 3 'YM f 'lv 7577 Xl ' ,S A V ,if 1 .ffl xl. I- ! . 1, ' 0 1 , I i Y Q ' 1 D ff' tm 4. I' I sl' 1 'pi 40 711 , 1 ' 4, 'f 5 , 1, if ffl! Q.: 9':'a,ffLk, A, 'HM' pier A' 'af 1 This newest addition to a great university's educational facilities is an excellent example of creative and structural ingenuity, reflecting the integrity and sincerity of those dedicated to providing the requirements of advancing education at Marquette. Located at 530 North Fifteenth Street, the Life Science Building is a noteworthy achievement in the life of one of Americo's proudest universities. Courtesy of Mr. Charles l.. Coughlin 284 I DEX T O HILLT OP VOLUME 50 A Abbey, james T. .,,...,,,Y,,,...V....,.....,..,.,,..4.,,,,......... .....,...A..,v.YYY.YY,.AA. 2 55, 247 Abel, Barbara ....,,....,,....,...................,,,................,....,V....,V 130. 210. 230, 241 Williamsville, New York. Bachelor of Arts in journalism. Sigma Tau Delta, Theta Sigma Phi, journalism Student Council. Ablfgr, jogc-ph H, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,......,,,..................... 179, 210, 216, 224, 249 Malone, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineer- ing. Alpha Sigma Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, Engineering Knights, Triangle, XVHOS WHO in American Col- leges and Universities, Marquette University Concert Band, En- gineering Student Council. Accounting Club ....,.................,.............i........... .1 -- .,.... .254 Acheson, Thomas R. ............................................YV. ....... 1 85 St. Petersburg, Florida. Bachelor of Arts. Ackerman, George O. .,..........................,.....................4..A............-A--..-,AA---- 180 Madison, Indiana. Bachelor of Arts in journalism. Tribune, Hill- top, journal. Adair, Stuart E. ..................................................................................,....1.. 201 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi, Student American Medical Association. Adamson, Armands A. .......................,....................................Y................. 174 Medina, North Dakota. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta. Adan, Cirilo L, jr. .............,..........,....,.....................,.,...................i.,........ 174 Richmond, California. Doctor of Dental Surgery. junior American Dental Association. Adler, Mary E. ...,....,...........,................................................ ................ 1 84 Marshfield, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Aeolian Chamber Players ..............,............,....,... ............,............ 1 25 Affronti, Ma1'y L. ..........,................,...,.,....,,...... ..,.,.., 2 10, 226, 242 Agnew, john C. ............... ...........,. ................... ......,,...........,.....,...... 2 4 7 Agnew, Robert W. ........,......,............,...........,..........,.......,.,,,,.,......... 179, 218 Burlington, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. American Society of Civil Engineers, Knights of the Altar. Agrusti, Leonard A. ................,..........,..,,,.............,.,,,,.....,,,,,,................... 185 Patterson, New jersey. Bachelor of Arts. Pre-Med Club, Spanish Club, Young Democrats, Dormitory Council. Ahler, james G. ................................................. .................................. . Ahmann, Mrs. Margaret A. ................,........................,.,.........,.........,..... . St. Cloud, Minnesota. Bachelor of Science in Speech Correction. Sigma Alpha Eta, Zeta Phi Eta, Varsity Varieties. .213 207 Ahrenhoerster, Edwin ...............,...................................................... 220, 253 Aiken Ray j. ...........,.......,..,.........,,..,..................... ....., .,,..,,,...... 2 2 3 Aitken, Wylie A. ...............,............................ ....................................... 2 20 Albers, Patricia R. .....................,............,............................,,...,,,............. 205 Louisville, Kentucky, Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology. Alpha Delta Theta. Alby, james B. ..............................,............................,...... 169, 225, 240, 253 Burlington, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Admini- stration. Pi Sigma Epsilon, Marketing Club, Business Administra- tion Student Council. Alderson, William F. ................,,..,,............,......,....,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,..,,,,,,.. 223 Alex, Penny I. .......,......................,,...,,,,,. .,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 77, 230 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta. Alexander, Leonard C., D.D.S., Dean ........,,,...,..,..,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,, 48 Alexander, Roger E. ....,,...................,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 74 Brookheld, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta, junior American Dental Association. Alger, Dinah .....................,........,,,..,..,,,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 56 Ali, Tahsin ................, 2 269 Alpha Delta Eta .....,,.... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 30 Alpha Delta Sigma .,,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 20 Alpha Delta Theta ..... ,,,,,,,, 2 29 Alpha Epsilon Iota ...... ,,,,,,,, 2 27 Alpha Epsilon Pi ,,..... ,,,,,,,, 2 21 Alpha Kappa Kappa ....., ,,,,,,,, 2 24 Alpha Kappa Psi .....,, ,,,,,,,, 2 21 Alpha Phi Omega .,...., ,,,,,,,, 2 22 Alpha Sigma Nu .........,.. ,,,,,,,, 1 33 Alpha Tau Delta ....,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 27 Alumnae Hall Council ...., ,,,,,,,, 2 44 Alvarez, Franco F. ........,........,..........,.,,,,...........,,,,...,,...,,,,,,,..,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 266 Ambrosio, Anthony V. ..,...........,...,.......,.,.,........,.,,..........,,,,,,...,,,..,,,.,,.,,,, 179 Massapequa, New York. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. A ..,.. V. V, at t ., aa: 'N Alwan, Abdul .................................v........-...-.----v-.--,----v- -----------'v'--4--------44- 2 69 Amend, Kenneth G. ....................................----., ---------A-----------------'--'--------- 1 85 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Sigma Tau, Theta Psi. I l Phi American Society of Civil Engineers. ...... ...,.................i............--vv--...--- 2 55 American Society of Mechanical Engineers ............................,........... H242 ' 17 Amick, Jack A. .....................................,....----.- ------------------,,--------------------- - Reedsport, Oregon. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Psi Omega. Amidei, Barabara L. .....,..............-...-...-.--------.----,-------------------------V---- 230, 250 Amin, Mudhaffar A. ......................................................................., .------- 2 64 Amin, Vic ...............,...... ....... .......... .........-..---v-----'- - 2 69 Anchor and Chain .....AA.......................................................-.....---.---A4----- 231 Anders, Thomas G. .............................4.........................................--- 185, 218 Campbellsport, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Knights of the Altar. Anderson, Dane ............... ---.-4-- 2 68 Anderson, Doris C. ........ ........ 2 27 Anderson, Mary E. ..................................................................... ........ 2 45 Anderson, Michael P. ..................................................................... ........ 1 85 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Pre-Med Club. Andrews, Dick .......................................................................................... 270 Andrews, Richard A. .... .................................. 2 24 Angel, Ann E. ......,.......,................................,.................................. 226, 268 Annis, Joseph P. ...................................................... 185, 222, 236, 260, 268 Miami, Florida. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Phi Omega, Tip-Off Council, Cheerleader. Ansay, Eliabeth A. .................................................................... 185, 226, 228 Belgium, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Chi Theta, Sceptre 84 Sword, Young Republicans. Anstett, James N. ...................................................................................... 221 Antepenko, Robert F. ...............................................................,................ 179 Berwyn, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Rifle Team. Antonietti, Edward A. ........................ ............................................ 1 84, 223 Calumet City, Illinois. Bachelor of Laws. Phi Delta Phi. Aranda, Denny ....................,,,,,...,.,...,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 229 Aranda, Maribeth A. .............,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 185 Park Ridge, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Alpha Theta, Varsity Varieties, Dormitory Council. Arch, Janet L. ............................,.,....,..,.,....,.,,,......,,..,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,,,,,..,..,.,,.., 185 Western Springs, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Chi Sigma Chi, Varsity Varieties. Archer, Mary K. ..........................,...,,,,....,...,.....,,,.....,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, 255 Arena, Javier P. ...............,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,, 201 Mexico D.F. Mexico. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Arkin, Louise N. ........,.,,.,,.,,,,.,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 206, 255 Franklin, Wisctmnsin. Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. Pi Alpha Sigma. Armour, Norman J. .,.,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 169 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- tration. Armstrong, Chuck ..,,,..,....,.,,.....,,,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.. 225 Army ROTC ................................,.,,............ ,,,,, 4 3 Arnold, Sister Joan ...,.,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 85 Huntington, Indiana. Bachelor of Arts. Artner, Nancy K. ,....,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 185, 214 Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Sigma Tau, Iota Chi Omega. Associated Women's Student Council ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 239 Atraz, David A. .......,,..,,...,,,,,,,,..,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 256 Attermeier, Susan M. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 206, 235, 243, 255 Cudahy, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. Pi Alpha Sigma, Physical Therapy Student Council, Student Senate. Auchter, John R. .......,,,.,..,.,.,,..,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,..,,,.,,,,,..,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,., 220 Auer, Robert ........... ,....,., 2 25 Avalanche Club ..... ,,,,,.., 2 59 Avery, M. Karl ....... .,,,.. ......., 2 2 1 B Babcock, Janice B. ................,,...,..........,,,,..,.,,......,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,, 203, 228, 229 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Technol- ogy. Delta Sigma Gamma, Alpha Delta Theta, Welcome Week- Senior Week Council, Ballroom Dance Club, Orientation Leader. Babler, Gloria M. ...................,,,.,..,....,,,,,,..,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,..,.,....,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,, 219 Bach, Mary C. ..............,......,,.,,,,,.,,,...,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,. 182, 227, 230 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Kappa Beta Gamma, Theta Sigma Phi, Hilltop, Tribune. Bacher, Patricia A. ................,....,,,,.,,,,.,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 185, 226, 228 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sceptre 8: Sword, Iota Chi Omega, Varsity Varieties. Bachrodt, Louis C. ...............,............,........,........,,........,,.......................... 169 Rockford, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administra- tion. Golf. 285 Bachand, Clyde ..................................... . ----------- 252 Bachhuber, Edward M., M.D., Dean ......................................-...--.-- ------- 1 00 Bachtel, Bruce C. ..................................................................-----.- ----- 1 85. 222 Cleveland, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Phi Omega, Marquette University Chorus, Sailing Club. .177 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Bacon, Roberta J. ........................................................... ....--------------------- - Eta, Sophomore Co-ed Board, Dental Hygiene Student Council Bade, Carl A. .................................................................-.--------------------- ---- 1 74 Chicago, Illinois. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Bader, Mary C. .......................................................--...------------ ---1-.---- 2 30, 239 Bailey, Prudence E. ...........................................................................--------- 185 Makati, Philippine Islands. Bachelor of Arts. Varsity Varieties. Bailey, Thomas A. ...,.......................................................... ....-...1.---- 1 69, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- tration. Knights of the Altar. 218 Baker, James L. ............................... -4------ 2 54 Baker, Kim J. .......................................................................... ......--..---- 2 65 Baker, Mary E. ...............................................................................5 ---------. 1 85 Waukegan, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Delta Pi, Hispanic Club. Baker, Ronald R. ............................................................................-----. ---- 2 25 Bakshis, Joan K. ...................................................................... 177, 230, Chicago, Illinois. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta, Marquette University Concert Band, Bakula, Joan ............................................ ....... ........ Baldewicz, Mike ............... -------- Baldus, Norbert C. ............................................ ------- - Bale, Susan A. ..................................................... ...............--4----..-- - N. Riverside, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Balistreri, Peter S. ......................................................... ...184, 220, 233, Shorewood, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Delta Theta Phi, Mar- quette Oyer, Marquette Law Review. Ball, Albert L. ......................................................................................... . Ballroom Dance Club ............... .......... ..................-.---.------------- Balmes, Robert J. ......................................................-...-----.----------..-. 224, Balser, Joseph D. .................................................................... 179, 249, Hudson, Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineer- ing. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Society of Auto motive Engineers, Avalanche Club. 252 236 270 220 185 241 224 260 270 259 X ' Y- K ' 'I-yvifff' ,af i 9512585 21 ' i' A CLURATE COUNTING ssl W, 'S 9 1 4 2-1 , cournoii ,BASIC Fon ABSDLUTE I 5 2 of-fa - -- 4441, O 0 U 4, na . , .2111 1 xii ' K ' 2'3:f:,: A 2 I. P f- K--1 iw M tw., W 1 K ,. I, K , . 622 N. Cass St. 30 Thurbers Ave. Milwaukee, Wls. 53201 Providence 5, R.I. REPRESENTATIVES IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES 286 Band ..,...,7..,,..........................,,.......................,...........A........................ 68, 252 Banker, Vincent P. ..........,,....,......................,...,,,,............,.,,,...,,,,,.,...,,.,.,, 201 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Omega Al- pha, Phi Chi, Student American Medical Association, Medical School Council. Baratti, John C. ...,,............................................,......,........,..,....,.............. 265 Barber, Mary Ellen ............................,......,.,.......,.......,..............,,...... 182, 227 Minneapolis, Minnesota. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Kappa Tau Alpha, Kappa Beta Gamma, Theta Sigma Phi, Tribune. Barhoover, Karen L. ....................,...........,...................,,............................ 186 Moline, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Young Democrats. Barnett, Capt. James R. .......................................................... ..... 4 3 Barnett, M. G., S.J. ..................,......................................... ........,....,..., 2 18 Barron, Cecilia M. .................................................................................... 246 Bartel, Bette J. ..............,....................................,,...............,,., 206, 254, 260 Ironton, Minnesota. Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. U.S. Medical Service Corps. Bartelt, Thomas P. .....................,,,...........,................,............................... 174 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta, Marquette University Concert Band. Barthelme, Joyce A. .............................,....,........,,...................,,,..,,..,.,...... 204 Sterling, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Sailing Club, Young Democrats. Bartl, James F. ..............,.......,,..,...,.....................,,,,....,,.......... 220. 233, 257 Bartman, Carole J. ........ ..,.............................,................. 1 69, 228, 240, 256 Wheeling, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administra- tion. Phi Chi Theta, Business Administration Student Council, American Finance Association. Bartosch, Scott M. ........................,........................................................... 186 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Chi Epsilon, Scabbard 8: Blade, Pershing Rifles, American Society of -Civil Engineers. Bau, Bill ......................,....................,......,....................,......,.......,,,.,..,.,..,. Bau, John A. ........................,.,.....,...........,..,,,................. .,,.,.,.... . Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Bau, William P. ...........,.........................,...............,,..,,.. ....,. 2 19, Baudhuin, Michael D. ...............,.,,.,,................,,..,.,,,.........,,.,, ,,,... 2 20, Bauer, Joseph N. .......................................,,,...,..,,,.,,,,,,,,....,,,,,., ,..,..,,... . Ingleside, Illinois. Bachelor of Laws. Delta Theta Phi. Bauhs, Donald J. ....,...............................,,...............,.......,..,............. 223, Baukus, James P. ......................,...,.................,,...,..,...,.......... ...... 2 12, Baumgart, William A. ........................,.................................................... . Beam, Pamela J. .............................,.,,.,..,.......,,...........,........,,...,,...... 203 Hartland, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology. Alpha Delta Theta, Campus Carnival, Tip-Off. Beaver, Thomas A. .,...........,.............................................................. 224, Beckel, Jerome J. ..........,........,,,...................,,.......................................... . Fremont, Nebraska. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Phi Omega. Becker, John .............................................................................................. Becker, Margaret M. .,,...,,,.......,,..,,.................................................. 206, S. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Physical Ther- apy. Pi Alpha Sigma. Beckes, Robert J. .,..............,..,.....,,,......,...........,.................,.......,,...,....... . Stambaugh, Michigan. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Becket, William C. ...,...........,.....,.......................,...................... 95, 182, Aurora, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Alpha Sigma Nu, Crown and Anchor, Journal editor, Tribune. Beckstrom, Edward S. .......,...................................................... 186, 218, Ironwood, Michigan. Bachelor of Arts. Pershing Rifles, Scabbard 84 Blade, Knights of the Altar. 267 186 231 233 184 241 259 224 229 260 186 252 255 174 263 232 Knights of the Altar. Beclwell, Raymond T., Jr. ,,,.,.,.,...,,...................,........,,,,..............,......,.,.. 120 Bartsfhi, James J- ----------,,-----...----..,.--,---------------,,.,..-,--...-..--,,..----............ 169 Beefhalter, Julia M. .......................................................................... 186, 226 Decatur, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Duluth, Minnesota. Bachelor of Arts. pi Gamma Mu, Theta Bartz, Dianne M. ........,,.............................,.............................................. 169 Phi Alpha. Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Beefhaher, Mary A- ,,--,,,,-I--,,,,,,-,,-,,---,,,-,,,--,-.-,,-hll-----,--,,,,------,--.-,,----,-,,--- 226 Administration. Marketing Club. Belknvskiny John T, --.-' ---.,',-'--,,,, 2 22 Bassett, Thomas M- -------.-----s---------------s------------------sss--------------s----------ss---- 221 Bell, Michael J. ......... ......... 2 32, 261 Batchelor, Eileen ................................ ...,,... 2 55 Belliy Robert L. ,---,---I---,,,,,,,,,-'QV,,,--,',,,--'-----,,,-,,,-,-,,,--hh-,A---,,,---. ,,,,-------,, 231 Batshslsf, J0hf1 -,--'-s-----------------------------'--ss--.---.--------'-,-------------------------s---s- 232 Bellino, Thomas T. .........,..........,.,,,,.,,.,,,.,,,,........................,... 186, 222, 250 Baffhelofv Th0ma5-.l- --------------e---------------- --------'----------s-s---------s-2----------- 179 Gary, Indiana. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Phi Omega, Tip-OE, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 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Belson, Mary-Ann ...........,...,............,.,...,..........A.,,,.,,,....,,,,,,,,.,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,, 229 Bendt, john G. .,.......,..,......,,,.,,,.,.....,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 169, 255 Port Washington, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Alpha Sigma Nu, Delta Sigma Pi, Student Sen- ate, Prom Council. Benham, Tom ................. ,.,,., .,,,,4 , 136 Bennett, Tony ....................,...............,,..,,,.........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 59 Benore, JoAnn M. .....,................,.....,,...........,..,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 186 Toledo, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. Varsity Varieties, Homecoming. Benson, Joan T. ........................,....,..,.............,.,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,, 237 Beresford. joseph F. .......................,,,....,,......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,1,,,, 186 San Mateo, California. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Stu- dent to Student Program, Sailing Club. Berg, Thomas E. .....................,.,...,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 21, 241 Bergemann, Elizabeth A. .............,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,11,,,,,.,,,,,,11,,, ,206 Madison, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. Pi Alpha Sigma. Bergen, Kathleen J. .......................,.,..,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 186 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Phi Alpha. Bernberg, Bruce A. ......,, 1 .............,.........,,,,.,,,..,, 220, 234, 240, 256, 261 Bernstein, Carol J. ..................................,,.,,,,,....,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,-,,,, 228, 237 Berres, Frederic J. .............,,.,........,...,,,,,.,,,,,,,.1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-- 1,,,,,,,,,, , 169 Madison, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Administra- tion. Berry, Robert F. ...........,,..........,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,- ,,,,,', 1 84, 223 Marquette, Michigan. Bachelor of Laws. Phi Delta Phi. Bertotti, Sharon K. .....,.,.,..,..,.,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,1,,,,,,.4,,,,..,.,,,,,,,-,, ,,,,.,,--, 2 28 Beta Alpha Psi ...................,..,..,,.....,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,., ,,,,,,,,,, 2 15 Beta Gamma Sigma ....,,,.....,..,....,,.,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,2,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,1,.,,,,,.....,,,,,,, 211 Bethke, Gregory E. ..........,....,.,,,,,,,.,,,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,179, 224 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. Triangel, Blueprint, American Society of Civil Engineers. Beverley, Michael J. .,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,---.,,,,,,,----,,,,-. 2 41 Bichler, Robert H. .................................................................................... 184 Cedar Grove, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Marquette Law Re- view, Phi Delta Phi. Bickel, Paul W. ...................................................................................... H213 Biebel, Paul P., jr., ....................................................,............. 186, 213, 223 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Gamma Mu, Phi Alpha Theta, Evans Scholars. Bielan, Douglas ............................................................................ 231, 248 Bienlein, Donna K. .................................................................................. 204 Cedarburg, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Bina, Robert L. ...................,............................................................-. 231, 252 Binell, Judith M. ........ ....................... 2 26 Binet, William H. ........................................i........................................... 259 Binzel, Carol A. ........................................................................................ 207 Marshfield, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Speech Correction. Zeta Phi Eta, Intersorority Council. Bisceglie, Joe ............................................................................................ 270 Bishton, Barbara J. .................................................................................. 186 Olympia Fields, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta. Bitter, David L. ................................................................................ 222, 236 Blackwood, John S. .................................................................................. 201 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Blank, Richard J. ...................................................................................... 201 Wausau, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Blasky, Jeanne L. .................................................... 169, 215, 228, 234, 240 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- tration. Gamma Pi Epsilon, Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Chi Theta, Business Administration Student Council, Wheel. Block, William D. ..............................................................................--.-.. 233 Bloomer, Richard J. ................................................................ 225, 239, 255 Blueprint .............................................................................................. ...... 2 34 Blum, Carl L. .................................................................................... 179, 218 Spring Valley, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineer- ing. Knights of the Altar, American Society of Civil Engineers. Bober, Harry ................................................................................. ............. 6 5 Bobula, jane E. .............................................. ....................................... 1 86 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Bochicchio, Paula M. .....................................................................- -.....---- 1 86 Livingston, New jersey. Bachelor of Arts. Student National Edu- Beyer, Stephen L. ...................................................... ........................ 2 20, 233 cation Association. 1 A I Q' . - f MILLER T I -T TRAILER INC 1 f OP ' - ' 456 so. ozna sr. Milwaukee, was. 53214 I Telephone: GLenview 3-3426 l Monufocturers of I MILLER Tilt-Top MACHINERY HAULING TRAILERS 4 to 22 TON CAPACITY , ....l 1 xx L vi'-' C ' me I DESSERT FOQD PRODUCTS Fon oven loo YEARS ROBERT A. JOHNSTON COMPANY Milwaukee, Wis. Hillside, N.J. San Francisco, Calif. Bobusch, Barbara J. ...... ,.............. 2 29 Bock, Nancy L. .,.,.,........,..............,.......,.......,......... .................. 2 51, 252 Boclden, William E. .......,..............,......,.,......,,.....,...,,,..,.,.,,,,,,.,,.,.,..,........ 186 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Pi Mu Epsilon, Math Club. Boehmer, Albert W., jr. ........,..,...............,.............................................. 174 Bruce, Wisconsin, Doctor of Dental Surgery. Junior American Dental Association. Boeke, Richard G. ,,..,,........,,..,....,.......,.,.,.......,.....,.,..,,......,...,,.....,...,...,,. 201 Hubbard, Iowa. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Boeker, Karen L. ...............,............................................,,........................ 186 Brookfield, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Eta Sigma Phi, Avalanche Club. g 289 Alpha Sigma Nu, Pi Delta Phi, Hilltop co-editor, Tribune, journal, journalism Men's Sodality. Borden, Judith A. .................................................................... 228, 239, 242 Borders, Kenneth E. ..........,.....,..,.,..............,...................,................. 169, 221 Tell City, Indiana. Bachelor of Science in Business Administra- tion. Alpha Kappa Psi, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Basketball Manager. Borgealt, Alan J, ...,,.....,.....,.,,,.,,...,..,,.......,..,.....,,,....,.........,,.,,..,.,... 186, 225 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Evans Scholars. Bossong, Margaret M. ......................,,............,,,..,...,.,,,,,,,........,.,,,,,, 219, 250 Bottum, Bernard F. ....,,........................,.,,........,,,,,,,...,,...,..,,.,,,..,.......,..,,. 186 Barrington, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Rabbits Athletic Club, Wrestling, Young Republicans. Bouche, Colleen M. .........,..............................,.,.,.,.,.....,......, 177, 250, 243 Delta Bgergmay Gayl M, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.w,,,,-..,,,,w,.,...,,,,,,.,.,,,,-,,,,,,-,,,,---,,,---,,,,---,,,,,,,,--,- 230 Marathon, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Boer-Sma, Mary G, ,A,,,,,,,,,--,,-,-----,,,----,--,-,--,-------,-----,,,,--,,,,,,..,,,,,,.--,--,,,---- 259 Eta, Dental Hygiene Chorus, Dental Hygiene Student Coucil. Boettcher, Gilbert W., jr. ........................................................,..,............ 186 BUUQI-let, JHFIWS B. -,---------,----..---,A.--,-.-.......f.............-.................-.........---.. 223 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. BO'-1ClU4fl, RiCl1211'Cl J. -..........--.fY..----..-....,,--......................................... 169, 258 Bohfiboy, Janice G, ,,,,,.,,.,.,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,.,,...,,,.,.,,,,,,..,,,,,.,..,,..,,,,,,,,,,... 236, 252 Wabaslia, Minnesota. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- Bohn, Margaret C, ,,,,..,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,.. 243 tration. Dormitory Council, Management Club. Bohrer, Mary A, ,,,,, .----r,,,,, 2 48 Bouquet, Suzanne E, .......................................,....,.........,.....,,..,.,,,..,........ 238 Bolain, Gerald A, ,,,,,,,,,,r,.,,,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 251 Bourbon. joe ........................,,..........,,,.,........................................ ........ 2 70 Boldns, Robert A, ,,,,...,.............,...,,,.,,..,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,..,,.,,,,,,..,,,.,.,,,,,r.,,,...,,, 201 Bourdon, Joseph E. ,.............r..........,........................................................ 186 Kenosha, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Omega Alpha, Muskegon, Michigan. Bachelor of Arts. Young Democrats. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Kappa, BUVGC, WllffCU G. .................................................................................... 34 Bollweg, Margaret E. ...................................................................... 204, 258 B0yf.l, William L. .....AY-.V...--Y........................................................... ........ 2 20 Wheaton, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Nursing, B0yl6. Edward H- --.-.. ........ 2 65 Boncher, Barbara J. ............................................................. ........ 2 28 Boyle, Patfife .......................................,.................................................... 259 Bond, james D, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,---,,,--,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 61 Bozikowski, David L. ......................,.......................,.....,,.,,,,,....,,.,,.,....... 174 Bond, Judith A, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 86 Rochester, Minnesota. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Buffalo, New York, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Ai-rg, Delta, junior American Dental Association, Dental School Chorus. Bonds, David .,....,,.......,.,..,.....,,.,.......................,............,,........................ 252 Brady, Marita M. ...................................................................................... 252 Bonham, Edward L. ..........,........,,,....,.,,,,,,,.,,........,,,,.....,,,.,.,,.,.,...,..,........ 186 Brand, Benjamin A. ...... ....... .......... .r.r...................... . 2 23 Charleston, West Virginia. Bachelor of Arts. Scabbard Sr Blade. Brandt, Patricia A. ........ ......................................................................... 2 46 Bonifas Hall Council ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 244 Braun, Daniel E. ...................................................................... 179, 224, 237 Bonk, Roy T. ....................,.....,..,,,.....,,........,..,.........,,,....,,,........,...,.....,... 174 Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical En- Gurnee, Illinois. Doctor of Dental Surgery. gineering. Pi Tau Sigma, Triangle. Bonny, Judith M, ,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,.,,,A,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 186, 229 Bregenzer, Ronald W. ,,,,,,,..,...,.,......,,,.,.,.,,,.,..................,,....,..,,,,,,..,..... 174 Downers Grove, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Chi Sigma Chi, Monroe, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Psi Omega. Varsity Varieties. Bremmer, Robert J. .............................,..................,................................. 224 Bono, Agostino ,..............,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,... 265 Bremner, William ........................................................................ 222, 236 East Patchogue, New York, Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, Bresnahan, Mary ........ ............... 2 14 e S 'I' S 2 , , 1 .,, . 32222222s25iriifsfififisrfisifi -'-' For the FlneSt ln . . . .. Paint - lass - Mirror - W allpaper Manufacturers of Esser Quality Paint and Tru Plate Mirrors Distributors of Glass and Wallpaper S .. v we aw fa ,I M -:r..,,,, .,.,, T. C. ESSER COMPANY MILWAUKEE, WIS. Branches: Me-nominee and Iron Mountain, Michigong Lo Crosse, Oshkosh, Sheboygan, Rocine, Green Boy, Wousou, Wisconsin Rapids, Chippewa Falls, Waukesha ond Madison, Wisconsing Waterloo, lowog Twin Cities, Minnesota. I S H 1 290 SUPERIOR DIE SET CORPORATION ' DIE SET MANUFACTURERS l l Mltchell 5-6027 2754 South T9th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53215 Brennan, Thomas R ,,......,,,,,,,,.....,,,.....,A..,.,,..........,,,....,,......,.....,......,...... 169 Bruckner, Bob ...,.,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 268 St. Francis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- Bruhs, Ronald J. ..,,., ,,,,A,,,,A,,,,,,,,,, 2 35 tration. Avalanche Club. Bruhy, Sharon A. ,.,,,. ,,,,,, 2 27, 236, 238 Brewer, Judith A. ....,,..,...,,,,....,,.,,,,,.,,,......,.....,,....,,,,...,..... ,,......,..,..,..... 1 86 Brumlik. Georgene ,.i., ,,,, ,i,,,,,,,, 2 5 9 Toledo, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. Brunk, Mary K. .,..,...,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,...,,, 2 52 Brezinski, Bonita A. ..,.,,,,..,...........,...........,,.......,,.,,....,..,,,....,,.. 182, 230. 259 Brunkhorst, Brian .,.,...,,,,,,,,.,.....,...,.,,,.......,,.,.,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, .,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 2 68 Burlington, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Theta Brunner, Michael F. ..,.,,,,,,,.,..,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,YYY,,,,.,,,,,.,,,, 187, 217, 265 Sigma Phi. Tribune, Avalanche Club. Wlhitefish Bay, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Brien, james ...................................................... ................................. 2 62 Sigma Pi Sigma, Marquette University Chorus. Brien, James M. ............. ....... 2 18 Brust, Catherine A. ..........................................,......,,....... 216, 226, 228, 238 Brinkerhoff. John R. ....... ....... 2 31 Bruton, Mary L. ........................................,,..............,..,....,,,,,.,,,,1,,,,. 187, 259 Brinkman, Mary S. ................................................ .................... .......... 2 5 9 Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan. Bachelor of Arts. lklarquette Brittain, David E. .....................................,.....................................,.......... 186 University Sacred Music Choir, Avalanche Club. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts, Sigma Bryzgalski, Phyllis M. ................,.....,... ..............,.,,,. .,1,.,.,,,,,, 2 5 0 Pi Sigma. Student National Education Association. Brzostowicz, Daniel A. .... .....,. . .. ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 222 Broderick, Barbara A. ...................................................................... 186, 226 Brown, james E. ..................,....... .,........... ..........,............,...,,,.... 2 5 6, 257 Glenview, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Gamma Pi Epsilon, Sceptre Brown, Patricia C. .................................................... 187, 213 256, 239, 248 81 Sword, XX'ho's Who in American Colleges and Universi- ties, Theta Phi versity Chorus, Alpha, Intersorority Council, Marquette Uni- Brogan, Mary R. ........................................................................................ 186 Saddle Brook, New jersey. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Phi Alpha. Brooks Council .....................................,.,................................................ 236 Brooks ohn C , J . ..................................,................,.................................... isa Villa Park, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts, Young Democrats. Knights of the Altar. Brosmith, Alana ISI. .................................................,................................ 186 West Hartford. Connecticut. Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts. Hispanic Club, Student to Student Program. Brosmith, Alana M. ...............,....,...,,.............................................. . West Hartford, ..,......1S6 Connecticut. Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts. Hispanic Club, Student to Student Program. Brovelli, Giannina . Browe, Bernard ....... Browne. Kam ....................... ...... ....... ....... ................. 7 5 Browning, Diane C. ................................. ..................................... 2 48, 260 Broz, Gerald R. ..........................................................,,...,.....,.......... 169, 254 Chicago, Illinois. Beta Alpha Psi, Varieties. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Accounting Club, Musical Varieties, Varsity Bruch, Michael J. ...... ....... 235 Baker. California. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Gamma Mu, Brooks Council, Dormitory Council. Bubnick. John ......................,...........,.............,,,,...,,,,,,,,,......,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,11, 252 Buch, Joseph F. ............,..,,.......,...............,,..,.,,..,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,11,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 179 Slinger, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. Buchholz, Marlene E. .........................,,.,.,.............,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 252, 255 Buchhuber, Frances E. ......,............ ..,....... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 3 3 Buchmann. Bernard .................,.............,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 57, 259 Buckley, Michael .................,,..,...........,.....,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 87 Norwalk, Connecticut. Bachelor of Arts. Buckley, Monica ...............,......,.........,...,,,,..... ..,,,,, 2 34 Budney, Alfred R. ...... ,,,,,,, 2 24 Budney, Chester R. ..... ,....., 2 24 Bueker, Richard W. .... ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 2 5 1 Bultman. Mary K, .......................,.....................,,,,..,,,, ,...,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 29 Bunch, James T. .........,............................................................ 187, 222, 268 Skokie, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Phi Omega, Cheer- leader, Interfraternity Council. Burbach, Paul J. ........................,,....,,........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 23 Burbick. Lenore .........................,................ ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 26 Burckart, Edmund J. ............................,,,,.,..........,Y,,,,...,....,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 179 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers, Blueprint, En- gineering Sodality. WEST AllIS CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. LIGHTWEIGHT AND CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS AND MATERIALS FOR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL BUILDING TO9T9 W. Blue Mound Rd. Milwaukee, Wis. 53226 GLenview 3-7980 291 MP MIT MILLING MACHINES The famous Kempsmith line of Milling Machines dates back to 1888 when America's first real production surge was already in evidence. Today with more than o half century of experience as a background, Kempsmith continues to forge ahead in the industry. The well- known Kempsmith ruggedness, precision, speed and dependability are in keeping with modern high speed tools and methods. 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Gamma Burke, Robert E. .............1...,..................................,,,.............................,.,, 169 Pi Epsilon, Theta Phi Alpha, Sigma Alpha Eta, Tip-Off Council. , Greenfield, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- Butler, Jane E. ..................................................................1....................... 227 1 tration. Alpha Delta Sigma, Business Administration Student Buttar, Angela .1.......................................................... 207, 229, 238, 245 1 Council, Student Senate. Youngstown, Ohio. Bachelor of Science in Speech Correction. Burke, Rosemary V, ,,,.,,,,,irr,,.,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 20-1 Chi Sigma Chi, Sigma Alpha Eta, Intersorority Council, Sopho- Park Ridge, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. more Co-ed Board, Varsity Varieties. Burke, Thomas .............................................................................. .....i... 2 34 Burtice, Loretta M. ........................................................................ 187, 216 Burkharclt, Thomas B. .............................................................................. 259 Clarendon Hills, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Burmann, Robert E. .................................................................................. 169 Pi Mu Epsilon, Young Republicans, Chicago Club. Cudahy, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Aclminis- Butz, Patricia L, ......................,.....,,............,........................................... 252 tration. Butzen, Philip J. .,,............................... ................................. 2 18, 223, 268 Burns, Colleen M. ...........................................,........................................ 18' Buxton, Roger .......................................................................................... 26' Park Ridge, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Student National Ecluca- Byhardt, Roger W, ............,...,................................................................... 187 tion Association. Shorewood, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi Burns, James P. ...................................................... 184, 223, 241, 251, 25' Sigma, Pre-Med Club. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Phi Delta Phi, Student Byrne, Donald P. ................................................,..................................... 219 Bar Association. Burns, Susan E. ..................,............................................,,,...................... 18 C Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta, Stu- Cady, Margaret A. ...................................................................................- 177 dent National Education Association. Battle Creek, Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene. Bums, William F, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 265 junior American Dental Hygiene Association, Womens Inter- Burton, Dave ..,,....,...................,.,,,,........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, 26' residence Hall Council. Burtschi, james J. ................,.....,,,.........,...,......,.....,....,,.......,,..,,,,,,,......., 169 Cahill, Kathryn A. ..................................................... . .............. 187 Decatur, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Psi Chi. Busch, Barbara B. .......................,,,...........,....,,.......................,,,............,... 18' Cahill, Mary C. .....................................A................. ............... 2 53 St. Louis, Missouri. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Delta Phi, Young Demo- Cahill, Patricia A. .............................................A... .......... 2 29, 242 crats, Sailing Club. Cain, Diane M. ..1... ...........A.......... 2 52 Business Administration Council .......... .................,,...........,....,,.....,., 2 40 Cairnes, Joseph F. ......... ............. .......... .............,... 2 1 5 . 2-10, 254 Buss, Carl M, ..............................................................,............................. 169 Calderone, Jerry ................................................................................ 250, 262 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Caldwell, XVilliam I, ...1............................................................................ 187 Beta Alpha Psi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Chicago Club, Young Repub- licans. Phi Omega, Chicago Club, Young Democrats. 169 Busscy, Robert A. ..................,......,.........,...................,..............,.,....,....,.,. Calkins, Karen B. .... .......................................................................... 1 , Wauwatosa, Wisciirisiii. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- tion. Management Club. Butkus, Diane L. ..........,.......,......... ,..,,....,,....,. ....,.....,,, .,,,,.,,....... 2 6 1 Chorus. Woodstock, Illinois, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Alpha 230 Venice, Florida. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta, Junior American Dental Hygiene Association, Dental Hygiene RIGHT' , Inc. In the Service of the Dental Profession for over 100 Years MILWAUKEE, wus. MAoisoN, wus. 292 Calkins, Francis J. ..,...............,..........,..................,,,....Y..............,.........,... 256 Callahan. Sharon A. ..........................,.,........,,.,...............,..,,,.. 187, 229, 246 Park Ridge, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Chi Sigma Chi. Calvelli, Rocke ....,,.,.............,........,,.,.............,,.,...,,.w............,..,..............,, 267 Calvey, I-Iarry J. ..........,..,..,,,...,.,,...,.,,,..........,.,.........Y,.....,,...,.....,,,,.......,.. 179 Milwaukee, Wiscimnsin. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical En- gineering. Camilli, Charles L. ......,...............,,...,........,.....................,,,,...........,,, 187, 222 Plymouth, Wisccirisin. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Phi Omega. Cammaide, Roberte T. .,,...,,..,,.,....,,...,........,.,,.............,.......,,,................., 266 Campion Hall Council ............,,,,... ,,,,,,,,,,..,,... ,,.,,,,,,,...... ,,,,,,,.,....,, 2 4 5 Cane, Ralph T. ................,..,,,......... ......,.....,,..,......,............,.. ........ 2 2 3 Cane, Thomas R. ,,........,,,,,,,..........,,,.........,,,.,.,,....,.,..,,,,,..,.,,....... . nnnU184 Qntonagon, Michigan. Bachelor of Laws. Phi Delta Phi. Cannizzo, Karen A. ..,....,...,.................................................... 182, 212, 230 Milwaukee, XXfisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in journalism. Theta Sigma Phi, Kappa Tau Alpha, Tribune. Ca well Robert A. .....,.....,...............................,.......................,...,.. 187 221 P - i Guayaquil, Ecuador. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Kappa Psi, Anchor and Chain Society, Young Republicans. Caravella, David J. .......................................................,........ 169, 225, 256 Milwaukee, Wiscrmnsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Delta Sigma Pi, Prom Council, Campus Carnival Council. Carberry, Patrick J. ...................................................................,.............. 235 Carelli, james A, ..............................,..............,........................................ 174 Kenosha, Wisccmnsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Caresio, joan R. ...............................,.............,.,...................... 226, 241, 251 Carey, Ann L. ......................... .............,......,............ ..........,.... 2 1 9, 266 Carey, Mary C. ...... . Carey, J. Patrick ...... 246 .,,......229, 243, O ywauos Ann mm Assocumou n 634 W. MITCHELL Shut 0 MILWAUKEE 4, wisconsin Carlson, M.D., David J. ...,., ........,,................. 2 75 Carmody, Mary Ann ,,,,,.,... ............,............,,,,,, 2 42 Carney, Sue E. ...,..........,,.. ....... 2 29, 235, 237, 239 Carnival Council .......,................,.........,..,,,.............,,....,..,...................,... 236 Caroselli, Vito F. ...............,..,,..............................................................,. 169 Berwyn, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Marketing Club, Pi Sigma Epsilon. Carpenter, Donna A. ..........................,..................................................... 251 Carron, Eileen C. .................,............,.,.,,....,.....,,.......,............,................. 207 Two Rivers, Wisctmnsin. Bachelor of Science in Speech Correction. Sigma Alpha Eta, Speech Council. Carter. Ellen D. ........................................,... 187, 210, 213, 227, 236, 238 Alexandria, Virginia. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Delta Phi, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Beta Gamma, Campus Carnival Council, Inter- sorority Council. Carter, jane P. ..........................,....................................,.......................... 227 Carter, Lonnie D. ..................................,,................................,,,.,,.,.,,....... 187 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta, Phi Sigma Tau, Crown and Anchor. Carter, Mary L. ...............,...............,............,,......................................,... 227 Carter, Paul W. ..........,......,.................,............,,,,,.,.............,,.,..,...........,, 224 Carter, Roch ............................................................ 184, 223, 233, 241, 251 Cheyenne, Wfyoming. Bachelor of Laws. Alpha Sigma Nu, Phi Delta Phi, Marquette Law Review, Moot Court. Carton, Gail T. ....................................................,,.................................. 266 Carty, Patricia M. .......,........,......................................, .............. 2 45 Case, Carole A. ...... ......... 2 29, 238 Case, Karen A. .... ............... 2 33 Casey, Neil ............,..., .....,......,. 2 21 Casey, Martin E. .........,...,........... ....... . ,. ..............................., ..275 Cassidy, George E. ,..................................,...............,....................,, 224, 254 Castelli, Louis J., III ...........................,.,..........,..........................,.. 207, 264 Northbrook, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Rabbits Athletic Club. Castulik, Nanka B. ...................,...............................,......................,....... 187 Creve Coeur, Missouri. Bachelor of Arts. Varsity Varieties, Dormitory Council. Cataldo, Calogero ...................................................................................... 233 Catel, james M. ........................................................................................ 169 Menomonee Falls, Wisctmnsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Cattabriga, Robert A. .........,..................................,.................,.,............... 217 4. iw I . -ff., ,fr I U UU Q!! 4 -at F-45 0 2' .-as Fr' 'I A ,itat UU 1 Inside . . . outside . . . all around the house . . . There's a .lohnson's Wax product to protect and beautify everything you own. . 1 nw . A i i .ww -Q lgd A I mi ' A For fun and excizfhg entertainmenz ' V 'NN D U 55' , mow ml w mm V. E we I77Vfl9 you to visit our Golden Rondelle I H - ... dwg' , ' M r . 4 at me New York World's Farr, 7964-65. M 'W ' miciei it 72' B WWW 4 lr . .irt W- -I-N is JOHNSONIS wAx . ' gmygagggg r 4. 4 John-on'- nd HX -re registered tndennrnof s. r'. Johnson A su. lu. - -, Q ' , ' ' S ' - Cavanaugh, Carol L. ,,,.,,, ,,..,..............,,,....v,Y,...,...,,Y...,,, .....,,,,,,,,,,.....,, 1 8 7 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Eta Chi. Cavanaugh, Kathryn A. .......................................................... 187, 239, 244 Oklahoma City. Oklahoma. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta, Sceptre S Sword, XX'omen's lnterresidence Hall Council. Cavataio, Michael A. ........................................................................ 225, 253 Cesar, Janet A. ...................................... ................................................... 1 '7 New Berlin, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Junior American Dental Hygiene Association. Cesario, Joseph T. ............................................................................ 170, 264 Berkeley, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Management Club, Chicago Club, Rabbits Athletic Club. Cesario, Sally A. .............................................................................. 207, 227 Bellwood, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Speech Kappa Beta Gamma, Sigma Alpha Eta. Chaconas, Spiro J. .................................................................................... 174 Milwaukee, Wisccmrisin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Alpha Sigma Nu, Junior American Dental Association, Dental Follies. Chalker, Janice E. .................................................................................... 245 Chamberlain, Nancy A. .................................................................... 241, 25' Chambers, Leslie E. ........................ ............ 2 19, 230 Chambers, Stephen VU. ....................................... ................ 2 31, 234, 256 Champagne, Sister Mary Eucharist ........................................................ 204 Milwaukee, Wisccviisin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Chapman, Mary J. .................................................................... 260, 261, 266 Charnon, Paul ............................................,............................................. 270 Chattin, David D., Jr. ....................1............................... 170, 225, 253, 258 Milwaukee, Wisccmiisin. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. Pi Sigma Epsilon, Management Club, Marketing Club. Chauhan, I-Iemraj .......,.............................................................................. 269 Cheerleaders .............................................................................................. 268 Chelsea, Edwin D. .................................................................................... 174 Chicago, Illinois. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta, Marquette University Concert Band. Chicago Club Officers .......,..........................,......................................... 260 Chi Epsilon ...........................................................,.................................. 211 Chioni, Sharon E. .................................................................... 207, 226, 245 Highwood, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Speech. Theta Phi Alpha, Sigma Alpha Eta, Dormitory Council. Chmielecki, Kathleen P. ........................ 170, 228, 234, 239, 240, 254, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. Phi Chi Theta, Business Administration Student Coun- cil, Women's Student Council. 260 293 Chi Sigma Chi ...... ................ ....... .......... ......................... 2 2 9 Chorus ....................................................................,................... 68, 262, 263 Christ, Judith E. .....................................................1........................ 207, 251 New York, New York. Bachelor of Science in Speech. Sigma Alpha Eta, Zeta Phi Eta, Orientation Leader, Dormitory Council. Christ, Raymond A. ............ .......................................................... 2 15, 254 Christensen, Niels B. ,....... .,................ 2 50 Christenson, Arthur E. ..... ............ 2 23 Christian, Cora I.. ........... . .................. 266 Christiano, Barbara A. ................................................,........................... 226 Christianson, Jerry J. .............................................................. 170, 225, 253 Hales Corners, Wiscoiisin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Pi Sigma Epsilon, Marketing Club. Christie, Sharon A. ........................................................ 187, 216, 254, 259 Westltike, Ohio. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Pi Mu Epsilon. Math Club, Avalanche Club. Christman, Wfayne J. ................................................................................ 170 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration, Accounting Club. Chudzik, Jerome S. ................................... ................... 2 34, 255 Chybowski, Robert J. .................. ......... 2 34, 242, 249 Cieri, Anthony J. .......... ............................... 2 75 Ciminillo, Constance L. ................................................ 218, 246, 259, 262 Claassen, Fay A. ...................................................................................... 204 Milgvaukee, Vlfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. R.N. Clu . Clark, David .................... ....................................................................... 2 54 Clark, Don ,........................,........,,............................................................ 270 Clegg, Carol F. ................................................................................ 187, 228 Sao Paulo, Brazil. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Sigma Gamma, Tip- Off, Campus Carnival. We will appreciate the opportunity to help you plan o Medicol or Dental suite. WELLS BUILDING Fi . . BRENN , Inc. Plumbin and Heating Contractors Milwaukee, Wisconsin Dlvision 2-3329 294 Clark, 101111 Nl. ,YY,,, Y............ ....Y.,.., . . . .,.,,,. ..,.... 2 66 Connors, Larry R. ...........................,..,,,..,,,,,,,....,,,......,,,.. l'O, 225, 240, 253 Clemens, John P. ....,.,,Y,....,,.Y......,.......,...,..,.,,,,v.......,,.......,,....,..Y.........Y.... 219 Crystal Lake, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- Clemens, Robert J. ....,,.......,,,.,,ff.,,..,,,,..,,..................,,,,....,,...........,..,,.,Y,.. 1'O ministration, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Business Administration Student Cudahy, W'isconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Administra- Council,lN1arketir1g Club. fiofl. Connors, Mary -I. ............................V,V.,.....,....,.,,,,,.,............,,....V....,.......... 182 Clements. Pzltricls W. ..........K.,.......,,....,,..,,...............,,,,.....,Y..........,. 259, 260 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in journalism. Tribune. Clifford, James M. ......,,,,,i..........,V,......VVV...........,..,,.,,............. 182, 221, 239 Conrad, Judith A. ,...,Y,,.........,.e.............,,...........,,V,..,..... 187, 219, 237, 238 Watertown, Wisccmnsin. Bachelor of Arts in journalism. Sigma Kenosha, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Gamma Pi Epsilon, Delta Cl1i,Tfil9UHS- Sceptre 84 Sword, Orientation Leader, Liberal Arts Sodality. Clinton, Caroline M. ........,.........,...........,,........,........,....,,...,...,,.........,.,,,t 246 Cnngidine, Sheila A, ,,,,,,,,,t,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,tt,,t,t,,,.,,tA,,,....,,..,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,, 187 Cl0L1SC, Ellen M- ---------------,-...,Y----Y-..--....--.----..........,....,,.......................... 187 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Neenah, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi Qnnvey, Anne M, ,,-,,-A,,,,,,.,,Vv,,,,-,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,, 228, 256 Sigma- Conway, Greg .,....................,...,.,,.,..,..,......,..................................... 235, 242 UOWCYY, J0dY '-----,---f -------- 2 35, 259, 242 Conway, James W. ...,.......................................................................i.,...... 188 ClUl0, P21111 A. .......--ffv- ......,....... 2 20. 235 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. judo, Sailing Club. Cobeen, Charles T. ,,.....,..,.......,. 64 Cgok, Kathleen L, ,i,,,---,-..,,,-,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..Y,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,.,,,,,..,,,,,..,,., H188 Cody, Olivvf T- -----,-------f-.,,----,,--,-f,----,-----.----,,1..,..,..----.....,.1........,... 223, 254 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. C0el, K3fh1'Q'H ....-,.-..,-YY...--..........-..1.----..----...-....-.........,....,................ 182 Cimk, Rifhafd ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,..,.., ..,.......................... 2 23 Ft. Collins, Colorado. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Dormitory Qnnley, Gen,-ge H, ,,,,,,Y.,,,,,--,--, -,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,, 2 31 Council. Cooley, William .........,.............................................. 223, 255. 250, 260 Coleman, Carol A. ............................................,,...................................... 187 Cnnlgen, J, Peter --,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,..,.,...,.....,,,,,,,..,,..,,,,, 188, 223 R0Yi1l Oak, Mifhigafl' BHChCl01' of AHS. Sociology Club- Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Kappa Delta, Evans Coleman, Thomas P. ................................................,....,.................. 182, 221 St-110135, Freeport, New York. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Sigma Qnfbins, Paul ---.-,,,--,--,,-,.-,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,..,.,,,................ ,267 Delta Chi, Tflblme- Corirossi, Bzlrbara ...................................................................-Y-.- 207, 251 Colby. RiCl1HrCl P- ...---..--...-..----.-.---..-..1............... .........-.....-........... 2 22, 242 Rot-kford, Illinois, Bachelor of Science in Speech, Sigma Alpha Collins, James W. ..................-....................................... 137. 222, 235, 236 Eta, Varsity Varieties. Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Alpha Theta, Alpha CO,-kisik Shin-nn L, ,--,---,---------,,.---,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 177, 230, 243 Phi Omega, XVHOS WHO in Amffifilfl Collegw 211111 UUiV61 Pueblo, Colorado. Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene. Alpha sities. Campus Carnival Council, Student Senate. Dtlta Em, Imnges, Dentnl Hygiene Studgnt Council, Collins, P03-ISV --4-----ff---------------2-F--ff------v------'------------------,-,,-,,-----f- A-,f------ 242 Cosentino, Robert ...........................................................1.....- ------- 2 56 Colman, Susan M. ,,,,.,.,.. ............ ..... .... ...,... 2 2 9 , 241 Comeford, Timothy F. ..,... .....,. 2 22, 239 Conaty, joe ..................... ,....,,...... ...... ............. 2 1 8 Concert Committee .......................................... .................................... 2 38 MILWAUKEE MARBLE CO. Conforti, Mary T. ................,..........................................,,..,.................... 187 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. dent National Education Association. Chi Sigma Chi, Stu- 122 N. 27th St. Milwaukee, Wis. 53208 WEst 3-0281 Conley, William H. ..,.......................,,........ ....................... ....... 2 2 5 Cody! Lorraine FOREIGN and DOMESTIC MARBLE Conmey, Edwin W. .................................................................................. 187 - - Rochester, New York. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Fmlshers and connectors Connell, Cathy ,............................................................,..,..,,,.,.,................ 259 JCHN S. JUN ,IN . Heating -Plumbing -Air Conditioning CONTRACTORS Sz ENGINEERS Professional Engineers Licensed in Stote of Wisconsin 615 South 89th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53214 Gkeenfield 6-3295 Costello, Dennis D. ,,,, . ,,,,, .,,.,,, ,,...., . . ...,,, ,.,,, . .WISH Racine, XXf'isconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Phi Oinega, Young Democrats. 295 I 'll Ciiowe, vlohn VV. ,,,, Antigo, XX isconsin, liaiheloi' ot Science in Business Administra- tion. Alpha Phi Omega, Costello, Mary Ki ,,,,, . .. ,,,, ,,,, . .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...lH2. 256 Crowley, Iilizaheth hi. .. .....2,1o Fond du Lac, XX'isionsin. Bachelor ot' Arts in journalism. Theta Crowley. Neal rl. ,,,,,,., ,,,,,,, 2 23 Phi Alpha. Tip-OH' Countil. Crown and Anchor ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 65 Cotter, Richard G, ,,,,....,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,..,,,, ,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,..,,,,....,,,,, . . ,.,, 2 t JI Cryan, Genie M. ...,. ,,,, 229, 255 Buffalo, New York. Doctor of Medicine. Cuddy, Francis X.. .liz ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ....,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 2 2 Cox, Francis C. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ....,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, I ' t J, 211, 222. 252 Culhane, John S. .........,...........,...................., . ........ ......,. .,.,,,, 1 ' 0, 221 Brookfield, XX'isconsin. Bachelor ot Science in Business Ad- ministration. Eta Sigma Phi. The Vflieel, COX, XX'illai'd -I., Jr. ............, .................................................. ......... l ' U. 256 Glendale, California. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. American Finance Association. Oak Park, Illinois. liachelor of Science in Business Administra- tion. Alpha Kappa Psi, Marketing Cluh, Young Democrats. Cullen, Nancy E. ..............................................,iii...,............,......,............ 185 Columbus, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. Sociology Club. Cummings. Leon O. ..ii., ,..........,...,..,........,..,...,.....,,......,..., ...,,,,.,,,..,..,. 1 ' tl Crahill, X5C ari'en C. ..........iA...,.......i.i............... ...... 2 22 Trenton, Michigan. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Tau Delta, Craig, M. Kay ...............................................,..................................,.....i... 229 Delta Sigma Delta. Crandall, Robert E. .............. .............................. ...,... ..........................,. 1 ' 4 J Cunningham, Cathy ................................................... ..................... 2 26, 251 Greendale, XX'isconsin. liachelor of Science in Mechanical Iingi- Cunningham, Dolores E. ..i................. ................ .,,,,1,, 1 S S neering. Milwaukee, XX'isconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Crawford, Gerald M. .,.,... . ............ .............................................. ...... 2 2 o Cunningham. Maureen A. .................. .....,,...... .... 2 3 O, 261 Crimmins, George ...... ..... 2 ell, 218. To Cunningliam, Patricia ............,...................... .,.............1., A ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 S9 Croney, lNfary Lou i..... ....,....... 2 52, 235 Curbis, Iflaine G. ...................................................,....,....., .......... 2 05, 229 Cross-Country .......... .. ......... .-.269 Beecher. Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tecliuology. Cross, Donna ..............,.......... .........................................i...........,..,.......,. 2 S9 Alpha Delta Theta. Crossin. james A. ............... ............................. ,...................,, ............. 2 t 7 1 Curran, ,lean ................... ,.,.,,, 2 65 Kenosha, Vfisconsiii. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Curran. Ralph C. .....,..... ............. ........ .......................,..,, .,,,, ,,,,,,1,,,, 2 2 S Crossman, lillen C. ...,.............. ......................................................... 1 88. 226 Curtis, Kathleen M. ............... ..............................,..............., .....,.... ...,,,, 1 S S Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Theta Phi Alpha, Sociology Cluh, Tip-Qtt. Chicago. lllinois. Bachelor ot Arts. Sigma Delta Tau, International Students Club. Pi. Phi Sigma Crotty. M, ,Iudith ......... .. ......... .... ................................ ..... 2 9 ' . 2,13 Cusick. Daniel J. ............................ ........,,.. ....,.................,,....,. I 8 S, 262 Springfield. Illinois. Bachelor ot Arts. Biarquette Lvniversity Sacred Music Choir. Cusiotto. .lerilynn A. .....................,...............,.,..,., .,,.1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 2' P. gasliwaiilc, Minnesota. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta , Czernialx. Joanne C. ......... ...................................... 8 5, 1'o, 228, 255, 238 Ceramic 81 Gold Dental I-Ub0fUt9l'Y XX!-st Allis, XX iseonsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- VACUUMAFIRED PORCELAIN RESTORATIONS Phi Chi Theta, Student Senate. Intersorority D Q Czernialaowslci, Gaile J. ....,.....................................,,, ..,..,...,,, 2 05, 229, 3.43 2250 N- 27'h Sf- DIV'5'0'1 2'8652 Milwaukee, Xvisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- nology. Alpha Delta Theta, Medical Technology Student Council, Animal hide has served mankind since L earliest civilization. Its strength 0 . . . wo and beauty are inherent qualities. But the tanner's skill is XY responsible for its conversion to leather as we know it now, with its many rich 4 G colors and surface textures, its suppleness and built-in water resistance. 'Ss Pfister and Vogel is proud of its part in developing new tanning techniques. But it also recognizes a debt to the great centers of learning like Marquette. Here old techniques in many fields are , sq' K 5 constantly re-assessed. Here chemical research in In paves the way for new techniques. And here, above all, the sense of challenge to 4 do all things better is instilled Q in the hearts and minds of each new generation. ,f Pfister 81 Vogel Tanning Co. Inc. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 53201 296 V D Dacquisto, John F. .... ,,,....,...., ,,,,, 2 2 -1, 242, 249 Daigle, Claud A. ,2,.,,,,,Y..,,,,,,,2 ,,,,,A2,,,,222,,,2,,,..,,,,2,,A22,,,,,,,,,2,,,2,,, 2 12, 216 Daily, Frank J. .,....,,..,,2,2,,,,...,..,,,22,2,,2,,,Y,,,,,.,22....Y,V,,,,.,,,,,,,,2,,, 182, 212, 221 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in journalism. Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Tau Alpha, Sigma Delta Chi, Tribune, Hilltop. Daley, Mai-cy L. .....,.,......,,,,,,,.,.,,.,,.,r,,,,,,,,..,,,..,,,,.,,,,..,,,,,,...,,,,, 251, 252, 261 D'Aloia, Al ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 70 Dalton, Abby ......,..,.,,.,,,,,,.......,........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 227 Dalton, james S. ,...,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,........,.,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 188 Carbondale, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Sigma Tau, Phi Eta Sigma. Daly, Anne K. ....................,..,..,,............,.,.,,,,....,,,, 182, 227. 230, 235, 237 Fox Point, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in journalism. Kappa Beta Gamma, Theta Sigma Phi, Varieties Council. DAmour, George W. ...,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,...,,.,,,,,,,.,..,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,1,.,,,,,,, 259 Damschroder, Kerry ...,,,,,...,.,,,,,,., ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,.,,,,1111,,,.,,,,,,,,, 2 48 Daniel, Darryl ...,.,.,.....,..,.......,,,,,,,,.....,,,.......,........,.,1,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 52 Daniewicz, john L, ............,...,.,...,.....,,,,,,,...,.,,..,,,.,,,,,,,, 179, 225, 231, 242 Minneapolis, Minnesota. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engi- neering. Sigma Phi Delta, Anchor and Chain Society, Engineer- ing Association. Dapkus, Steven J. ...,........,,,,,,,,,,,,..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 23 Dashek, William V. ...,. ,,,,,,, 2 I5 Dasher, Martin J. ,,...,.,,.,.,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 21 Da Silva, Bernard C. ....,,,,....,,,...,,,,,,..,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,1,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 88 Hindale, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Sigma, Pre-Med Club, Stethescope. Dauffenbach, Douglas ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 94 Dauw, Betty J. ....,,,,....,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,, 182, 210, 230 Moline, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Gamma Pi Ep- MARQUETTE SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION Insured Savings-Low Cost Home Loons 2539 W. Greenfield Ave. Ml. 5-0500 Thank You Marquette Students We will continue to serve you to the best of our ability GE I GE R AUTOMATIC SALES COMPANY SINCE 1933 1' 3329 N. 35th si. Milwaukee, was. 53216 Hllltop 4-0423 VENDING AT ITS BEST. silon, Kappa Tau Alpha, Sigma Tau Delta, Theta Sigma Phi, Orientation leader, Hilltop co-editor. Tribune, Journal. Davey, Madeleine .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,11,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,..,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 2 6 2 David, Sandy .,,,........,,,,....,.,,.....,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,...,..,,,,,,,,,,.,,.....,...... 266 Davis. Walter A. ,,,,,...,.....,,...,....,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,.....,,, 188, 210, 214, 263 Niles, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta. Phi Sigma Tau, Crown and Anchor Society. Dawson, Christine B. ..................,.,.................,,.........,,,.............,.........,.. 188 Silver Spring, Maryland. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta, Chi Sigma Chi, Tip-Off, Peace Corps. Dawson, Williiim E. .......,........,,.,...................... ,...... .....,................. 2 3 2 Dean, joseph E. ...........,....,,,....,..............,. ....... 2 66 Dean, Steve ,.,....................,....... ....... 2 70 Dean's Advisory Council ,,,.. ...,...241 Debate ..,,........................,......, .......... 1 44 Debattista, Dianne K. ...,....,,...............................................,.................. 258 DeBruin, Dale C. .....,,,........,,,...................,....................,,.........,..... 204, 243 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta, Nursing Student Council. DeChr1stopher, janet L. .............................,.......,....,...........,......... 188, 213 Racine, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Delta Phi. Decker, David H. ............,..........,.....,..........................,,., 179, 224, 236, 249 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical En- gineering, Triangle, Tip-Off Council, Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers, Engineering Knights. Deckert, Elizabeth rl. ,........,..............,,.,....,................... 227, 241, 245, 265 DeForno. Kathleen A. .......,..........................................,.....,,................ 188 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Defreece, Austin B. ...............,............,,.,........,,..................,................... 240 Degnan, Becky F. .................,......,....................................,,............. 203, 229 Grand Forks, North Dakota. Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology. Alpha Delta Theta. Delaney, Shaun C. ...........,........,.,...........,......................., .................... 2 58 DeLisio, Michelle .........,................................................................,...,..... 227 Delorit, Gary J. ....,,.........................,.,.................................... 188, 215, 222 Forestville, Wisccxnsiii. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi Sigma, Phi Theta Psi, Orientation leader. Delta Sigma Gamma ..........................,....,.,......................,,...,.,..,............. 228 Delta Sigma Pi ......,.......... ........,...,................... .........,,.,.,..... 2 2 5 Delta Theta Phi .....,,.... .......,,.............. 2 20 Demerath, Barbara A. ........................................................,,.. 243, 252, 255 Denman, john H. ...,..,,.....................,........,.....................,.....,.,,.......,....,. 174 Grosse Ile, Michigan. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta. Dental Hygiene Council ...,..............,,.,.................................................. 243 Dental School Council ...................................... ................................. 2 40 Derenne, Rolland J. ........................,.........................,....,........ 188, 210, 250 Green Bay, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta. Derezinski, Anthony A. ..................................................,.....,....... 188, 263 Muskegon, Michigan. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Sigma Nu, Phi Alpha Theta, Crown and Anchor, Liberal Arts Student Council, Student Senate. Derfus, Daniel -I. ...........................,............... ......... ......... 2 2 1, 238, 254 Dery, lklary L. ................... ...,................... 2 59 Desouza, Anthony .................... .,........................,................................ 2 49 Detrick, Patricia L. ................................................................................ 204 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta, Varsity Varieties. Deucher, Robert F. ........,...........................,........................................... 174 Cleveland. Ohio. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta, Dental School Chorus. Deutman, Sara J. ..,...............................................,................,................ 207 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Speech Cor- rection. Sigma Alpha Eta, Kappa Beta Gamma, Devine, james D. .....,,.,....................................,.,....... .......................... 2 25 ALLE -BRADLEY CO PA ualit Motor ontrol MILWAUKEE -:- WISCONSIN I .250 170 Devine, jane E. ,,..,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,..,,,,,,,,,,A . Devitt, Michael J. .... ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,..,,..,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,A,,,,,.,,., . Milwaukee. Wiscimiisiiu. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Dewey, Elizabeth A. .,,,,,,, ,,,..,,,,,,, ,..,..,..,,, ,,,,,,, 2 1 9 , 237, 2-16 DeWilde, Mary Anne ,...,,,,,,...,,,.,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,...,.,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 2 28 De Ycaza, Manuel M. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,, ,,...,,, ,...,.,, ,,,.., . . .,e,,, 2 L 51 Panama, Panama. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi. Deysach, Robert E. ,,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,,,A,, ..,,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,. ,,,,,, 1 8 8, 21.1, 222 Wauwatosa, Vifisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Psi Chi. Phi Theta Psi. Dickman, Bruce .,......,...., ...,,.......,... ,............ , . . ..,... .........,........ 2 67 Dickman, james ...., ,..... 2 52 Diebel, Ronald C. .........,,,.......,,.......,.............,.,.........,,.......... .,........., 2 2-I Dieck, George M. .,.........................,...,............................................,..... 174 Waukegan, Illinois. Doctor of Dental Surgery. junior Ameri- can Dental Association, Young Democrats. Diedrich, Robert A. ............................,...,,..,......,..,,........................ 170, 225 Hales Corners, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Delta Sigma Pi, Student Senate. Varieties Council. Dieter, Russell E. ............,......,..........,.........................................,,.......... 201 Wasco, California. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Omega Alpha, b Phi.Delta Chi, Marquette Medical Review. DiGaudio, Paul T. .....,.............................,,..........,................,,..........,... 201 Brooklyn, New York. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Dilligan, Barbara ........................................,,......,,..........................,,...... 260 Dillon, Chris ................................,........,......,.......,.,..........,.....,....... .....,,. 2 -I-I Dillon. Patricia A. ..................,,................................,.................,. 188, 226 IN'Iilford, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. Sceptre 81 Sword, Dormitory Council, Womens lnterresidence Hall Council. Dina, Linda A. ........,......................,...,........,.................,...,............,,,..,,.. 266 Diulio, Albert J., Jr. ............ ..............,........,........... , 22-ll, 2117 Dobiash, Albert T. ...... ......... 2 65 Doetzer, William E. ......................................,. ....,.... 2 22 Doherty. Elizabeth A. ........,..........................,...... ......... 1 88 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Dolan, Catherine W. ...,.......................,............ ,..228, 256 Dolan, Paul T. .................................., .......... ......... 2 3 1 Dolinar, Edward F. .............. ..... . ......,..... 2 25 Domagalski, Norbert V. ..,..................................,.................,,......, 211. 255 Dombek, Darrell F. ................................................................................ 174 Milwaukee. Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Psi Omega. Donahue, Parnell M. .................,.......,........,,.................................,........ 201 New Ulm, Minnesota. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi, Medical School Glee Club. Donegan, Sister Sara jean ..................................................,................. 174 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. junior American Dental Association. Donelan, -Io Ann ................................ ...............................,........ 2 AI6. 260 Donner, Kenneth C. .......................................................... ...,..... 2 33 Donohue, Lawrence R. ......................,................................. ...... 2 01 Tacoma, Washington. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi. Donovan, Dennis ......................................,.......................,..................... 242 Donovan, Michael D. ..............................................,...............,.........,... 188 St. Paul, Minnesota. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi Sigma, Alpha Phi Omega. Doolan, David J. ..........,..,...........,...................................,.............. 170, 211 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Beta Gamma Sigma. Dorman, David K. ....,.....................,.,............,.................,........................ 188 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi Sigma, Pre-Med Club. Dorff, Gerald ......................................................,................................. 201 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa 297 Kappa, Medical School Glee Club, Student American Medical Association. Doyle, Alan T. ...................,,....................................... .... ....... 1 S 8, 264 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Doyle, Charles H. ................,..........,...............,............... ............. 2 59 Doyle, Dorothy A. ................,............,.,.....,.,......,...........,,.... ..,..., 1 77, 245 Los Angeles, California. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Student Senate, Dental Hygiene Student Council. Doyle, Edward L. ..,...............................,...............................,.......,, 179, 212 Aurora, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. Eta Kappa Nu, Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers. Doyle. jane J. ......................................................,.......,..........,.................. 188 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Avalanche Club. Dowd, Patrick V. ...........,,.............................................................,. 225, 267 Drasler, Frank R. .........................................................,....,..,.................... 170 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administra- tion. Dries, Daniel L. .................................................,..................................., 174 Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta. Dries, Robert A. ..........,. .......... . .. ...................................... .......... 2 34 Driessel, A. Berkley .........................................,...................................... 144 Drinka, Thomas P. .........,.............,.......................................................... 188 Elm Grove, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Droessler, joe .........,.................................................................................. 263 Druecker. Robert .............................................,.............................. 219. 254 Duane, Nancy J. ....,.,............................................................................... 188 Oak Park, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Chicago Club. Duben, Anthony ....................,.......,,.................................. 238, 252, 256 Duffy, Philip A. .......,....,............,..................................... .................... 2 is Duncan, Clyde, and Rehl. Theodore ,... ...... ....... 3 9 RUEMELIN MFG. CO. Engineers and Manufacturers of SAND BLAST EQUIPMENT DUST and FUME COLLECTING EQUIPMENT 3860 N. Palmer St. Milwaukee, Wis. 53212 Personal Insurance for - Your Health It I. iii' 'i,i 7 - PCVSOIIUI Il1.s'l11'rmc'e Since 1892 BR. 6-7526 I CIIIICIBLE STEEL CASTING COMPANY I Radiographic 8 Metallic Particle Quality Control Milwaukee, Wisconsin 298 ' H. F. HAESSLER H RDWARE CO. I 4'I4 East Mason Street I Dunlavey, Thomas L. ,,,,.,,,,,,....., ....,,,,. ,,,,....,,,,,,.....,,,,....,.,,........ 2 3 4 Ehrman, Robert J. ..,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,...,.....t,A,.,.,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,, 170, 258 Dunn, Wilma M. ....,,......,,,..,,,,,, ,,,,....,,,,,,..,..,..,.,,,,.,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,...v 2 26 Covington, Kentucky. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin. Dunn, Patrick P. ..,.........,,,,....,,,,....,,,,,,,,.,,,.,...,,,,,,, 188. 212. 213, 261. 265 istration. Management Club. Cudahy, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Gamma Mu, Phi Eicholz, Susan M. ,....,.,.,,,,..........,,,,,.....,..,,,,,.,,v,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,..,,,,,,,,,. 258 Alpha Theta, Political Union, Peace Corps Committee. Eisenberg, Alan D. ................,,, .,,,,,, 2 55, 265 Dunphy, Barbara A. .,,,,,.......,.....,.................,,,.........,,..................... 204, 22 Eisenberg, Myron ................. ....,,, 2 21, 252 Hartland, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Kappa Eisenmenger, Richard M. ...........,.,,.........,......,., ,,,.,,,,,,,,, 2 64 Beta Gamma, W0men's Student Council. Eitel, David L. .......,........,...,,,.,.......,...........,,,,,,,,....,,......, .,..,,,,,,.,, 1 88 Du Pont, Ronald J. ....,......,........,.,,........................................................ 201 Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Caledonia, Michigan. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi. Ellerbrock, Robert F. ....,........,,.....,.,.........,..,.,,,.........,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.... 206, 243 Dupree, James M. ............................,,,.....,........,,.........,....,... ..... 2 22. 236 Ladd, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. Durand, Elizabeth A. ..,,........,.,..............,,.,,,.....,.....,....,....,...,, ........,. 2 O4 Elliott, Carol A. ....,.,,,,,,....,,,,....,,,,....,,.,,,,,...,,,,,,,,....,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 2 41 Monmouth, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Elliott, Charles W. ....,,,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,, 220 Durante, Karen A. ..,................,........................,,,,........,..,...................... 188 Elliott, Deronda E. ....,..........,..........,.............,,.,,,,.,,..,,.,..,.....,...,,,, 204, 22 Greendale, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Euclid, Ohio. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Kappa Beta Durbin, Ruth L. ..r....................,............................................ 188, 228. 260 Gamma, Marquette University Chorus, Campus Carnival. Rushville, Indiana. Bachelor of Arts. Gamma Pi Epsilon. Sigma Elliott, Stephen C. ..,,,,.,..,,,,.,,,,..,,,..,,...,.....,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,,,..,,, 235 Tau Delta, Delta Sigma Gamma, Marquette University Chorus, Ells, Peter S, ,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 188 Sceptre 8: Sword. Wauwatosa, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Durette, Phillipe L. ........................., ....... .... 2 5 6, 257 Elmore, Dorothy A. ,.......,...........,.,,,...,,,,,,,,........,,,..,,,.,,,,,,.,,,, 188, 228, 258 Duroe, William G. .......,..............,,...... .............i...... 1 88 Tariffville, Connecticut. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Britt, Iowa. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Phi Alpha, Delta Sigma Gamma, Avalanche Club. Durski, Stephanie C. ......................... .......................... 2 66 Emanuel, Stuart .......,,....,,....,...........,.........,.......,,.....................,,,,....,,.,,, 221 Duskey, john L. ............................ ........ 2 18, 255, 252 Engebretson, William E. ..........,.....,.......,.......,,,,........,........,,,, ....... 1 88 Dwyer, james G. .....r ........1.............. 2 75 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Dwyer, james W. ............................,1.............................................. 223, 257 Engineering Council ,,......................,............,... ...,,.. 2 42 Dwyer, Mary M. .................................................................................... 206 Engineering Knights .....................,,,.............. ..,..,,,..,.,,.... 2249 Grosse Ile, Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. Engineering Sodality ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, 218 Kappa Beta Gamma, Physical Therapy Sodality, Physical Ther- English, Mary J, ,,,,,.,.,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,.... 57, 189, 226, 251 apy Student Council. Washington, D.C. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Delta Phi, Theta Phi Alpha, Sophomore Co-ed Board, Marquette University Chorus. E Erazmus, joseph J., jr. ........................................,,,..,.......... 189, 212, 213 Eagen, Nancy L .,,,,,,,,.,,. ,..,,.. ,,,,,.. 2 2 6 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Eastman, Alice M. .... ......... ......... ....... ....... 2 2 9 G HIT1m3MU- Eberr, Janice A, ,,.,,,,,,,..,,,,...,..,,,..,.,,,........,..,................,.......,...,,..,..,,,,... 230 Erbetta, Robert A. ..,1.... ...... ....... 2 3 3, 269 Ebert, John R, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,..,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.. 174 Erdmann, Ronald E. ...,. ..,,,.,,,.... 2 24 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Doctor of Dental Surgery. Master of Erinjeri, Antony J. .... .......... 2 66 Science, Ernst, Marilyn A. .... ....... 2 11 Eckman, Michael F. ..... 1........................1........ 231 ESli6rl. Howard I. ....w- ....... 2 33 Edwards, Victoria ,,,,,, .......... 2 62 Eta Kappa Nu ............ ....... 2 12 Egan, Leonard .,,,,, ,,,,,.,.,,.... 7 4 Eta Sigma Phi ............................................ ....... 2 11 Ehr, Robert T, ,,,,,,, ..,,,............ 2 65 Eurich, Karen M. ..........1............................... ....... 1 89 Ehrle, James R, ,csc ........ 2 20, 241 Washington, D.C. Bachelor of Arts. rr s. mrs co O ' I WISCONSIN GASK . . , teas I Light Gauge Metal Stampings 81 Shims l Asbestos Cement Board Fabrication Molded 8. Extruded Rubber 8. Plastic Specialties I 0 Rings l Gaskets of All Types , 11500 W. Brown Deer Rd. Box 8058 Milwaukee, Wis. FL. 4-4900 299 l-DEVIL! POQAT Q - INVESTMENT SECURITIES 225 EAST MASON STREET, MILWAUKEE 53202 MEMBERS: New York Stock Exchange ' Other Principal Exchanges Evans, Patricia E. ...........,..,,.,,,..,,...,,,.,...,..,,.......,,,....,,,,A...,,...,.,,,..., 207, 245 Fazio, James P. .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,A,,,, 2 44 Wayland, Kentucky. Bachelor of Science in Speech. Sigma Al- Fernandes, Peter B. ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 2 18, 266 pha Eta, Dormitory Council. Ferreira, David J. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 64 Evans Scholars ....E,..........7,.,.,,,.....E.......Y........,.,,....,,,...,..,..., ,,.i.,.,..,,,,..,. 2 25 Ferris, Elaine M. ,,,, ,,,,,, ,ii,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 2 7 Ewig, Ellen L. .,,,,,,..,,,......,,....,,,.......,,.,. ,l,,i.,, 2 28 Fettig, Robert P. ,,,,,.-,,,....,,,,r,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,Yr,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r 225 Feuer, Marshall B. ....,,,..,,,,...,,,..,,,....,,..,...,,,,,,....,,,,.,rr.,,,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,..,,,,,, 175 F Oak Park, Michigan. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Alpha Omega. Faehrmann, Marilyn A. ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,..,,..,,r,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 189, 213, 214, 2-12, 250 Feultler, Marianne ............Y...,...,....,........V...,.....................................,..... 246 Hales Corners, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Gamma Mu, Fedler, Richard Y,...f,..,..........YY...V.Y...,...,.......,...,..V, 211, 216, 224, 254, 255 Phi Sigma Tau, Liberal Arts Student Council, Sociology Club. FCC, James P. .Vf...V.......V,V,4....V.Vf...........V,Y.-.....Y,,,..VV...V....VYY.,...VV,..,,.Y,,....V.. 223 Fagan, Rita A. ,,,,r,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,, 139 Feeney, Michael J. .........,....,...,......,,.................,,.... ........,,..... 1 89 Peoria, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Milwaukee, Wisconsin. BHCIICIOI Of AHS. Delta, Student National Educational Association. FCIHZZO, NHHCY M. -..............-....----.................................................. 243, 255 Fagin, Barry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,YYV,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 17, 264, 269 Feldman, Gerald S. .,,,........,,,.,.,.,.....,,.,...............,...,,,....,,,,.....,,,.....,,,,r.. 174 Failla, Jack P, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 189, 264 Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Alpha Ep- New Castle, Pennsylvania. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Rabbits Athletic Club. Farle Anne M. ........,...............,,......,............................,..,.......,......,,,....,. 189 Y, Buffalo, New York. Bachelor of Arts. Young Democrats, Po- litical Union. Falkner, Charles G. .,,.................,.,,,......,.,,,...,.,..........,,,.,......,..,,.,.,,,,,..,, 170 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Fallon, Patrick F. ......,......,.......,......,...,....,,....,...,.........,,.,,............,,...,..,, 179 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical En- ginegring. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Judo Clu . Faranda, Charles A. ..................,...............,,..............,................,......,,.... 189 New York, New York. Bachelor of Arts. Marquette Players. Farrell, Dick .....,...,...,..............,,.....,.........,.............,..............,.......,.......,. 270 Farrell, Jeanne M. .....,.................................................................,.......... 229 Farrell, Mary E. ...,...............,..........,...,........,....,..........,,.....,............,,..... 189 Green Bay Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta, Hispanic Club. Farrell, Robert E. ............,..........,....,.........,........,..........................,. 189, 223 Cincinnati, Ohio. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Evans ' Scholars, Varieties Council. Farrell, Walter K. ..........,............................,......................,. 189, 222, 242 New York, New York. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Phi Omega, Liberal Arts Student Council. Farmer, Peter P., Jr. .................................,...............,.................. 189, 264 Royal Oak, Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Rabbits Athletic Club, Pre-Med Club, Wrestling, Boxing. silon Pi, Alpha Omega, Junior American Dental Association, Varsity Varieties. Fell, Madelyn L. .........,......,...........,...,.....,...,... ....,........................., 1 89 Toledo, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. Feller. Paul A. ,...........,............,..,...............,...............,... 179, 211, 216, 255 Howard, South Dakota. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineer- ing. Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon. Fendryk, Alexa M. ............,................,....................,.........,.. Z .......,.. 189, 228 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Sigma Gam- ma, Sociology Club. Field, Howard M. .......,.....,.......,....,.........................................,............. 175 Madison, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Filut, Dennis L. ...............................,.,.............,............... ............ 2 49 Finance Club .................,.......................................................................... 256 Finch, Barry N. .......................,.....................,........................,,...... 170, 220 Ridgefield, Connecticut. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Alpha Delta Sigma. Findlen, Carol J. ....................................................................,....... 170, 228 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administra- tion. Delta Sigma Gamma. Finerty, John D. ........,.....,.......,.......,.,.....,..............,............., Z ....... 184, 223 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Laws. Phi Delta Phi, Student Bar Association, Young Democrats. Fink, Ann .......,....................,....................................,............................,. 204 Huntington, Indiana. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Finkler, James R. .............,............,.................,...,............... 189, 225, 256 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Sigma Pi, Campus Carnival Council, Orientation leader. OSSEY-OTTO COMPANY 615 N. 'I6th STREET MILWAUKEE 53233 lOpposite Dental Schooll A Complete line of Dental Supplies and Equipment Wisconsin's Finest Dental Laboratory Special Attention Given to Office Planning 300 Finke, XX'illiam A. ,,,, 2220, 255 Fish, Teresa A. ,,,v,,, ,,,,,,,,, 2 51 Fischer, Richard ,,i,.,,., ,,,,,,.,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 2 5 Fischer, Robert A. ....,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,i,,,,,.....,,,..,.,,,,,,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,....,,,,,,.,,, 189 Milwaukee, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Psi Chi, Knights of I the Altar. Fisher, Kathleen A. ...., ,,,,,...,,,,........,,.,.....,,,,,,..,,, 1 57, 219, 250, 2-I-i, 266 Fitch, Patrick J. ,,,,...... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,...,..,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,...,,,,,.....,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 1 70 River Forest, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. Delta Sigma Pi. Fitzgerald, Jeff ....,,,,,,,,,,,,.r..... ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 55 Fitzgerald, Sally A. .... 2228, 258 Fitzpatrick, Collins ,,,,,,.......,..,,,,,,,.,,,......,..,,,, ,........,,,,.., ......,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 2 5 Fitzsimmons, Mary L. ,,,,,,,,,,...,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,....,.,....,....,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,....... 207 New York, New York. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Marquette Players. Flaig, Paul ...................... ...... ......... ...252 Flamme, Sue E. .....................,,... ................ ....... ,....... 2 2 9 Fleishman, Thomas C. .........................................................,... ......... 1 89 Racine, Wiscrxiisin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts, Flemming, Gregory ....................................,...........................,............... 25-I Fleming, Jane C. ...............................................................,............ 189, 228 Wliitehsli Bay, Wiscmmiisin. Bachelor of Arts. Iota Chi Omega. Fleming, Paul M. ..................................,................................................. 255 Fleming, Wfilliam C. .............................................................................. 225 Flesse, Margaret M. .......,...................................,.....................,....., 20-1, 22 Youngstown, Ohio, Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta. Fleury, Margaret K. ..,,........................................................................,... 204 Big Bay, Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. HALL STEEL CORP. 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Flynn, Tom .,.......................................................,...................................... 267 Fobian, John D. ..................... .........,.,.... ..........,.....,,..,,...........,, 2 2 4, 2-12 Fogarty, Bonnie ...............,.......................... ...............................,...,,,,.. 2 62 Foley, Karen M. ...............................................................,..........,........,.. 205 Park Ridge, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Medical Technol- ogy. Alpha Delta Theta, Varsity Varieties. Folkers, Carla A. .................................................................... 227, 25-1, 255 Fontanazza, Mary E. .......................,...,...............,...........,.,,..........,,,,,,,,,.. 189 Milwaukee, Wiscoiisiii. Bachelor of Arts. Sociology Club. Forbes, Mary A. ............................................................................. ..... 1 89 Crystal Lake, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Ford, Thomas P. ........................,......,............. ............,,,,...............,,,,,.. 2 25 Fossum, Dale R, ..................................................,................................... 201 Duluth, Minnesota. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Medical School Glee Club. im 215, 228 Fowler, Frances J. .............,.................................................. , La Crosse, Wisconsiii. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Chi Theta, The Wfheel, Math Club. Fox, Edward C. ..............................,....................................,...............,.... 175 Fond du Lac, Wiscimnsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta, Dental School Chorus. Fox, Elizabeth C. ...............,............................................................ 189, 229 Milwaukee, NVisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Chi Sigma Chi. Fox, James F. ....................................................................................,..... 251 Fox, Judy A. ................ ......................................................................... 2 29 Fox, Katherine A. ..........................................,............................... 228, 229 Fox, Mary K. ............................................................................................ 205 Milwaukee, Wisconsiii. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- nology. Alpha Delta Theta. Fox, Richard H. ...................................................................................... 251 Frampton, Frank M. ....................................................,..............,............ 175 Spanish Fork, Utah. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Psi Omega. Francisce, Corazon M. ............................................................................ 266 Franciskovich, Ronald J. ........................................................................ 179 Joliet, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. American Society of Civil Engineers. Franckowiak, Charles H. ............................ ...... ........................, 2 2 5 Frank, Eli C. .................................................................................... 220, 255 Frank, Susan E. .....................................A.................................. 207, 226, 251 St. Paul, Minnesota. Bachelor of Science in Speech Correction. Theta Phi Alpha, Sigma Alpha Eta, Tip-Off, Varsity Varieties. Franklin Forum ........................................................................................ 265 Frankowski, Roger J. .................................................................... 222, 2-17 Franks, Marianna ............................................................................ 189, 228 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Gamma Pi Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Delta, Delta Sigma Gamma, Orientation leader, Intersorority Council. Fraser, Mary E. ...................... ...... ....... 2 - 12 Frederick, Joyce M. ........... ....... 2 42 Frederick, Margaret A. .............................. ....... 2 17 Fredrick, Marilynne J. ................................. ....... 1 89 Kenosha, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Freeman, Thomas E. ...................................A... ....... 2 50 Freshman Basketball Team ........................ ....... 2 68 Frieunsdorf, John J. ............ ....... 2 61 Froelich, Barbara L. ....................... ....... 2 50 Frommell, George T. ......................... .......... 2 19 Friedrich, S.J., Lawrence W., Dean ..... ................ 1 8 Frielingsdorf, John J. ....................... ....... 2 57, 261 Frisby, Kent J. ........................................................................................ 221 Frymark, Karen M. ............................................................r........... 170, 228 Milwaukee, Wiscrinsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Chi Theta. Fuetterer, Julia M. ..................................................1............. 189, 229, 261 Elmwood Park, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Alpha Delta Theta, Liberal Arts Sodality, Young Democrats. Fuhr, Thomas J. ......................1,................................,............................. 254 Fuller, Carolyn F. ..................,................................................................. 230 Fuller, Larry L. .......................,..................................11............................ 175 Green Bay, Wisconsiii. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Psi Omega, Junior American Dental Association. Fuller, Lester B. ........................................................................ ....,........ 1 75 Palisade, New Jersey. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Furino, Diane T. ...................................................................,................ 189 Park Ridge, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Fuys, Rudolph A., Jr. ..........................................1...............,. 179, 224, 249 W. Milwaukee, Wiscimiisin, Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Triangle, Engineering Student Council, Engi- neering Knights. . 0 N11 ,., HW o-4 VQA Do f S BANK at the FIRST WISCDIISIII Z First Wisconsin xX ,'32 ' National Bank Q A lbvl OF MILWAUKEE 302 BADGER WIRE 81 IRON WORKS, INC. ORNAMENTAL METAL FABRICATORS of Bronze Aluminum Stainless Steel I Iron 8- Wire Telephone Mlrchell 5-5800 2933 W. Cleveland Ave. Milwaukee 53215 I Galgano, Pamela A, ,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,v,,,,w,w,w,,,,,,,,,,wA,A,,,,,,A,,w,,,,,,,,,,,,, 203 Delavan, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- nology. Alpha Delta Theta. Gallagher, Daniel A. ..,,..............................................i, 170, 215, 225, 240 Webster Groves, Missouri. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Beta Alpha Psi, Evans Scholars, Business Ad- ministration Student Council, Finance Club. Gallagher, Edward S, .........................................................,..,,..,...,,,,,,,, 201 Piedmont, California. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Gallagher, Patricia M. ...............,.................,..................,,.,,,,,,,,,...,....,,,, 189 Chicago, Illinois, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Gallo, Michael A., Jr. ............................................................,,...... 189, 222 Warren, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Phi Omega. Galterio, Louis R. .....................i..................................................,,...... 207 Bronx, New York. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Marquette Players. Gamboa, Maria C. ........ ............. ......... .......... ..................... 2 6 6 Gamma Pi Epsilon .................................................................................. 133 Gannon, Patrick M. ...................................,............................ 179, 224, 242 Plymouth, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineer- ing. Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, Triangle, Engineering Student Council. Gansler, Robert ....................................,.........................................., 189, 269 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Phi Alpha, Soccer. Gantar, Gerald G. .................................................................................... 179 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineer- ing. Marquette Engineer, Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers. Ganz, William A. .................................................................................... 170 Mascoutah, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. Alpha Kappa Psi, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Business Ad- ministration Student Council. Garcia, Jorge L. ...................................................................................... 189 Santurce, Puerto Rico. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Eta Mu, Hispanic Club. Gardette, Yves ............. ................ ............. ....... ............ 2 4 O . 266 Garino, David P. ...................................................................................... 212 Garland, Victoria A. ...,.......................................................................... 189 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Marquette Univer- sity Chorus. .229 212 Garnier, Katherine R. ..........................,............................................... . Garnier, Robert C. ........................................................................ 129. Milwaukee, Wisccmnsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical En- gineering. Eta Kappa Nu, Institute of Electrical and Elec- tronic Engineers. Garramone, Annette ................................................................................ 263 Garrity, Joseph M. .............,............................... ........ 1 89 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Garsombke, Margaret M. .................................. ......... 2 16, 217 Gassert, Charlene ................................................... ..4...... 2 18, 243 Gassert, S.J., Robert G., Dean .................................... ....,................ 8 0 Gast, Virginia J. ...............................,.............................-..4........ JHZQ4, 247 Grand Rapids, Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta. Gatz, James R. ......................................................... ....-...ff.....----.... 1 39, 269 Shorewood, Wisccmiisin. Bachelor of Arts. Cross Country. Gatza, Richard J. .................................................-. A..........A.....--- -..,....-.. . A 132 Minger, Michigan. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Tribune. Geason, Cecilia M. ..................................ff......------....----..------- -----.. 1 99, 213 Hartland, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Gamma Mu, Alpha Kappa Delta, Sociology Club. Geck, Carol J. .............................. .. --.., 250, 251 Gebhard, Lawrence J. ............................,,,,.................,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 170 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration, COOP Club. Gehl, Beverly C. ............................,...........................,,...,.,,,,, 205, 229, 242 West Bend, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- nology. Alpha Delta Theta, Medical Technology Student Council. Geiger, John ...............,......,.........................,,,,...,,,,,,,,........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 263 Geiger, Maralyn M. ..................................................,.,, 189, 210, 212, 226 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Alpha Theta, Sigma Tau Delta, Sceptre 8: Sword, Orientation leader, Cam- pus Carniva l. Geiger, Mark A. ...................,.......................,.................... ,,,,....,,,, 1 82, 221 Alden, New York. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Sigma Delta Chi, Boxing. Geisheker, Mary Alice ........ .......... ........................,,,......... 2 5 2, 263 Geisheker, William ......... ..... 6 8, 252 Gelhaus, Carol S. ............... ,...... . .. ,,.,.................. 2245 Gendlin, Michael ..................,.,..,........,,,,................,.,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,....,......,.,, 221 Genich, Nanci C. ................................,.......................,....,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,.....,, 177 Racine, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta, Images, Junior American Dental Hygiene Association. George, Fred J. ................................,.......................,,.,....,.,,.......,..,,....,, 170 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. George, Karl W. ...............,.......,....................,,,,....,..,,,,,.....,.,,.,..,,, 169, 175 Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta. German Club ..................................................................,,.,,.,,,................. 257 Germanson, Judith A. ...............................................,,,,........................... 177 Hales Corners, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Gerwels, Eileen A. ..................................................,............................... 190 Goshen, Indiana. Bachelor of Arts. Student National Educa- tion Association. Gesu Church ................................................. Getman, Susan B. .................................................................................... 190 Skokie, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta, Sceptre 8: Sword, Tip-Off, Student to Student Program. Geyser, Lura E. Miami, Florida. Bachelor of Arts. Giangiorgi, Dennis B. .......................... .............. 2 25 Gies, Miriam C. ............ ..... ............ ......... 2 2 8 , 256 I I I I Founded 1888 MANUFACTURERS Loose Leaf Books Accounting Forms and Systems R-ess COMPLETE LINE or Office Stationery Furniture and Files R-zzz 224-246 East Chicago St. BR. 6-0842 Milwaukee, Wis. 53201 Gibes, Thomas E. ,...,,,,,.......,,,,,,,,...,.,,,,...,,........,,..,,.,,..,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,, 170 Franklin, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. Anchor and Chain. Giesen, John T. ,,,,,.,.......,,.,,,....,,..,.......,,,s....,,,...,,,.,,,,,.,....,,,..,,.,,,,,.,..,,.. 201 Minneapolis, Minnesota. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi. Gifford, Charles ,,...,......,,...,,,,...,...,.....,...,...............,,...,,,,.,..,...,.,,.Y,,,.,,,,, 225 Gigl, Michael J. ,.,..,,,.....,,,...,..,,......,,,,....,,.,,...,,,,A,..,..,,,....,,,.....,,,,,rr..,,,.. 190 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. n Scabbard 8: Blade, Anchor and Chain Society. Gigl, Paul D. ................,.............................................................., 190, 217 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Sigma Gamma Chi, Student Affiliate of American Chemistry Society. Gilbert, George J. ..........................,.........1..............,.........................,.... 190 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Gilka, Robert E. ........................................ ...,.... 1 12 Gilluly, Christopher W. .,........,,........... ........ 2 48 Gilman, Patricia A. .......,.......,.. ............. ................................ ........ 2 4 5 Girardy, Mary C. ...........,.......,...................................,............................ 190 Detroit, Michigan. Bachelor of Arts. Theta Phi Alpha. Glaser, Ron .................................................................................... 267. 268 Glojeck, Gary A. ........................ ............ ......,........................... 2 2 5, 269 Glosick, James D. ..,. ..........,... 2 34 Gloster, Mary C. .... .................. 2 44 Godetta, Carol E. ...................................................................,............,... 266 Goergen, Ronald M, .............................................................. 190. 225, 236 Granville, Iowa. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Sigma Pi, Brooks Council, Student Senate. Goessele, Judith A. ................................................................................ 205 Skokie, Illinois. Bachelor oi Science in Nursing, Goetting, Ralph W. ..,.......................,........................,..,......................... 225 Gogat, Jerome L. ..................................... . .,.............,.............................. 179 Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Bachelor ot Science in Electrical En- gineering. Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, American Society of Military Engineers. Goggin, Ann S, .,.,..............................................,. 190, 219, 226, 260, 266 Muskegon, Michigan. Bachelor of Arts. Sceptre 84 Sword, ln- ternational Students Club, Liberal Arts Sodality. Goke, Ireane F. ..,.............,.................,.........................,....,............ 227, 259 Goldstein, Richard P. ................................................. ....................,... 2 25 Golembiewski, Richard S. ....................................................................,. 201 Grand Rapids, Michigan. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa. SELZER-OR COMPANY Milwaukee, Wisconsin Building Construction o Builders of Marquette University Medical School 303 DE SALES PREPARAroRY SEMINARY 3501 S. Lake Drive SHeridan 4-4412 Milwaukee, Wis. 53207 Golf ,....,................. ,..... ....., ....,,,,,.... 2 7 0 Gomber, Alan ...,,,,,.....,,,,,......,.....,,..,.........,,,,.....,,,,,,, ,...,,....,,,,,,....,,,,,,,, 2 67 Gonty, Arthur A. ....................,...............,.....,,,........,,.,,,.....,,.,,,...,,. 190, 222 Menominee. Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Alpha Phi Omega. Gonzales, Ileana M. ............,.. .... ,.......,....... 2 5 2, 266 Gordon, Alexander H, ............ ..,,,....,,.....,..,,,,.,.,,,...,....,,,, 2 41, 247, 253 Gorman, Jeanne C. ........,.................,...,,.......,...,....,,,.,,...,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 207 Decatur. Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in Speech Correction. Sigma Alpha Eta. Gorman, Joseph B. ...................,..,,.....,,,,...,...,,,,,,....,,....,,,,,,., 170, 220, 239 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administra- tion. Alpha Delta Sigma. Interfraternity Council, Orientation leader. Gorman, Pat M. .,...................,........,,....,,....,....,.,.,........,........,,,..,.,..,,,,,,,,, 245 Gorske, Kenneth J. ....................,.,,.........,......,,,,,..,.,,........,.......,,,....,,,,,,.. 201 Milwaukee, Wisccmnsiii. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Gorski, Jim .................,.............,....,.......,........................,,....... .,.,,..,,,... 2 18 Gorski, Marianne B. ..............,.,......,........,.....,,...,....,.......,....,...., ..,,...,,, 1 77 Land O' Lakes, Wiscrmnsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Gorski, Mary K. .....................................,,,,....,......,.................,...., 246, 25-1 Gorski, Michael L. .........,,......,,,......,.....,,.,,...,..,....,..,,,,,,,.,,,,. 180, 260, 265 Wfausau, Wisccmnsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engi- neering. Gymnastics Club, Ballroom Dance Club. Goss, Denise M. ............................................................,........,,,.....,...,.... 229 Gower, Helen C. ...........................................,....,,................................,. 190 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Eta Chi, Wcimeii's Student Council, Young Republicans. Graber, Christine ...........................................................,.................,...... 226 Grace, Patrick J. ...........,......................................................., 190, 218, 260 Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Bachelor of Arts. Knights of the Altar, People to People. Graduate School Association .................., ...............,..............,.......,,.... 2 40 Graf, Carol A. ..................................................... ............,,.,.,.....,........ 2 52 Graf. Helene C. ..........................................,...........................,............,.... 190 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Student National Education Association, Marquette University Chorus. ' 264 Graham, John T. .................,.......................,......,............,...................... 170 Knoxville, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. Young Democrats. Graf, J. Timothy ..............................................................,........,..,.....,..... Graham, Patricia L. ........................................................................ 207, 257 Chicago. Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Rho Tau Beta, Sailing Club, Varsity Varieties. Grandolfo, William R. ............,............................................................... 253 Granquist, Gunnar ............ ...................... 6 8 Grant, Pete .................. ..,...................... 2 67 Grant, Teddi A. .............................................. ................... 2 19, 259, 245 Graske, Mary M. .................................................................................... 203 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- nology. Alpha Delta Theta. Grasse, Theodore ........................ ............. 2 62 Graves, Barbara A. ............,..........................................................,........ 228 Graves, Judith K. ...............,..............................................,..................... 207 Cleveland, Ohio. Bachelor of Science in Speech. Sigma Alpha Eta, Varsity Varieties. Gray, Dennis M. ..................................................................................,... 221 Gray, Mary C. ........,.....................,................................................. 190, 261 Elmwood Park, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Gamma Mu, Stu- dent National Education Association. Political Union. Grebliunas, Barbara A. .......,........................................................ 207, 227 Evergreen Park, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Speech Cor- rection. Kappa Beta Gamma, Sigma Alpha Eta. Greco, Carl M. ................................................................................ 225, 253 304 Green, Mary M. ,,.... ........................,.,.....,......... ,.....,.........,,,....,,.,... 2 3 0, 259 Greene, Carol A. ,... . 243, 255 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Physical Ther- apy. Pi Alpha Sigma, Physical Therapy Student Council. Greenwald, Robert R. ..................................,,,,...,...,...,,.......,,,,......,..,.... 224 Greenwood, Ronaele R. ..,.............,.......,.......,.,,.....,,......, . 190 West Allis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Gregorski, Robert F. .,........,.,,..,..,.......,.....,.,....,...,,..........,......,....,,,,...... 201 St. Francis, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Gregory, Lawrence W. ,.,.,..,.........,,,.......,.,,.,....i,.,,,,..,,.,,.,,.,..,.,,,.........,, 175 Toledo, Ohio. Doctor of Dental Surgery. junior American Dental Association, Dental School Chorus. Gregory, Pat ..............................................,,.......,,..... ........ . . ...,.,. 248 Greif, Beverly J. .DetrAoit, Michigan. Bachelor of Arts. Grerff, jim ..,............................................... ....,......,........... 2 69 Grennan, William j. ................................ ...... 2 24, 242, 249 Griebler, Mary ..............,............,............................................................ 252 Grieco, joseph T. ..............................................,..........,.......................... 190 Brooklyn, New York. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Grignon, john W. ..........................................................................,,...... 175 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. junior American Dental Association. Grimm, Michael B. ......,,........,......,.........,................,............. 224, 238, 268 Grimmer, Timothy E. ...,........................................................................ 170 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Grisey, David T. .........,...............,........................,..........................,...... 190 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Economics Club. Graff, Richard .........,...,.......,.................................................................. 252 Grogan, john ...........,........,.......,,...............,.,.,.....,.........,,...........,...........,. 234 IMO UPTQUN J-5555 Grochowski, Mary C. ..,....,........,.. . ...,.............,,.........,........................... 203 Kenosha, Wisconsin, Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- nology. Alpha Delta Theta. Grootegoed, jan M. ...............................................,................,............... 237 Grosh, Dennis J. ........................,..,................,,....,,....,.,,,,.......,.............. 259 Gross, Mary M. .......,..,.......,...............,.....,......,,,.,,.,.,,,,.......................,,... 190 Appleton, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta, Phi Alpha Theta. Grossenbacher, Pat A. ....,,,......,,,....,,,,.....,,,.....,,,,,......,,,.....,,.. 190, 213, 258 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Delta Phi, Sigma Delta Pi, Student National Educational Association. Grosz, Robert B. ...,.,............,,........................,.......,.......,... ........,..... 2 55 Grota, Dick J. .........................,......................,.........,......,...................... 225 Groth, Alice C. .............,.......................................................................... 177 Chicago, Illinois. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. junior Ameri- can Dental Hygiene Association, Campus Carnival, Tip-Off, Growney, Richard -I. ...,............................,.........,..,,...............,............... 223 Gruss, Dorothy A. ...........................,,,........................,.....,........,,........... 264 Guagliardo, Carol A. .... .... 2 17, 218, 252, 257, 266 Guilbert, Ralph ............. ..,...........,..................... 2 31 Guile, Tim ........................ ...............,.........,....... 2 50 Gulbranson, Sandy L. ........................................................,...............,,.... 227 Gulig, Sharon M. ...................,........................,...............,.......,....... 170, 228 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- ministration. Beta Alpha Psi, Iota Chi Omega, Finance Club, Wheel. Gumsey, Karen H. .......,.......,.......,.......,.................................. 203, 229, 242 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- nology. Gamma Pi Epsilon, Alpha Delta Theta, Medical Tech- nology Student Council. Guszkowski Thomas P. .......,........ 170, 211, 215, 220, 235, 237, 238, 263 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. Alpha Sigma Nu, Beta Alpha Psi, Beta Gamma Sigma, Crown and Anchor, Alpha Delta Sigma, Welcome Week Insured Savings - Home Mortgages ,counclli Student Senate' I f Gutierrez, jesse ...............................,........................................,............... 220 , - ' GD 1 'i ff' 1' Guy, David P. ................................................................................ 243, 262 W I I. '-XL!.X-Q Q Guyette, Susan A. ....................................,,............................................,. 190 - - . 1 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Sigma Gamma, 44662261124 Student National Education Association. 7901 West Burleigh Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53222 '' '' ' Best Wishes rom ' Ask , I ., 5,711 9 ' 1 'iffy ,VV4 V Q I .1 . I is-f Q rl ' , W . , X. , 3, I g T! I f' Tom Coyle Art Anich Bob Wagner us about - The Blue Chip Plan Designed with the College Man in Mind! We Represent the Blue Chip Company CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY - HARTFORD 534 Marine Plaza BR. 6-'II31 Guzzetti, Karen J. ..,.,,,,.........,..,A,,........,,,,,,,.,,,......,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,....,.,. 207 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Speech Correction. Sigma Alpha Eta. H 305 Halsey, Robert C. .,,......,,,..,.,,,,............... .A.......,.,.......................4...-.....,. 1 82 Fayetteville, New York. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Tribune, Hilltop. Hamilton, Jack ...............,.,..,,,,........................................................ 183, 221 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Sigma Haas, Mary P. ............................,,,.,,,,....,.......................,.,............. 205, 229 D 1 Ch' H11 T 'b I Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- Hammgsta Jeaiinel RESP, --- 7',D,---,-''w- - vV-vYY- ,--- -YYWY--,--,-,--A---- '-'Y'- -229 Holosv- Alpha Delta Theta- Hampe, ,Peter A. ..,,.........,,.........,......,............... ..................... 1 so, 211, 255 gaa5Ch1BSuZaIme M- ---------------4- --------------f----------- ---------- 2 5 8, 264- Theilman, Minnesota. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineer- aase, ronson .................,....,............,......................,.......,,.................... -1 - .T B , P',Ch'E fl ' Haberkorn, Matthew J., Jr. ...........................,........,..........,............ 170, 248 Hang3gMaiLQ Efti ---- -'----- ---- Q'v'-wYw,--wY------'AA-'YY-----'- -A----,A--A,------ 2 05, 229 glilwielg IUi.?0i5'CBachS1l0EwOf Scienci Eusinsss Admins' West Bend, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- ra ion. ormi ory ounci , anagemen u . -Al h D 1 Th l Harem, Maarten tt.......................................................................... 228 H..12330,e:..,..2.fQifi ...... if ,,.............,................. ............................... 1 83 giggle, Baffaga -------'------------------w--------4--------------'4---A---A-A'-A------------------ Omaha, Nebraska. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Tribune. 66 mann, u y , .....,,.........,,.,..................................,,,.,..................... A -iuuqqwv ----------------.------4----------,w---------,--,A----------'----'AA 2 gorrance, California. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Kappa Beta gggiiggnyginnign I..'----- 4----------w'----'-w.----'---wAA----4----Y.w4w Aln----------w44,A-A----4 2 32 Hagenafglggfk G 170 Hanratty, Kathy A. ..... ---4-- 5 25 i - --AA'f'-'----------------- ----'---------------------r--------44-'--------------------- W. ,.............,.......... ..............................i. ..-.....---..-...------ - T Elm. Grove, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- 522222 glgrsrip. -II-wwwwlb---bb--4.-----A,,----'QQQ-'ww4---4---'-'.4------- '------ -- 2 Oi Haggg-gfstgiltlflnj 250 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Hahn, JETTICY P. '..ffQffffflQfffffffffffQfffffffff u 'ffffQi247 KaPPa- 190 251 h M Harley, Joan C. ........................-.-.....-4- --.A------------44----v---,,---A4---4-------- 1 Ha rlkflwaryki' ' 1 9 0 San Ffancigco, California, Bachelor of Arts. Le Cefde Ffflfl' i au , 1 . . - Hahn, Mary P. ........................................................................................ 190 Hardialskuth ---------------wwww4----v------'--- A---------4--A----------4-- 2 75 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Kappa Beta Gamma. ' - ' A '4 ' ' ---190 214 h R b 7 Harmatys, Elizabeth M. ....................-..---------------------- ----A-----,----- - giunfchgrligtld- ---r----- '-------------------'------4------'-------------------r4--------------'f4-- Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor ofllzrts. Alpha Kappa Delta, ' ' ' 1 ' . ' 1 2 ' ' A ' ' 1 C . Kenosha, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. P1 Gamma Mu, PS1 Chl, SOHO ogy u AIIW 220 235 Sigma Gamma Chi. Harms' John K' '' 'i'i 'i ' A '--- ' - 'A '4A4 'A y Hall, Janice M. ...................................................................................... 259 Hallihan, Denise T. ................................................................................ 190 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Marquette University chorus. . LAWRENCE W. WIESNER Hallman, Judith R. ........................................,....................................... 190 U . l Berlin, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Liberal Arts Sodality, PlUmb '9 C0 h'0Cf0 -ReP0'l'l 9 Young Democrats. Hallows, Joseph H. .........................................,........................,.........,... 241 - 4-1676 Halpin, E. Cary ................................................................................ 175, 240 srlendon Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Junior 3246 soufh Howell Aye, Milwaukee, Wisccnsin 53207 American Dental Association, Dental School Student Council, Dental School Chorus. lilo ee: e 2 2 2 . 2 , .fl l N , ,l T FF ELECTRIC Co AN y l JoHN c. s'rAFF, Jr. President 1, 1 CLASS OF 1935 GEO. K. STAFF, Secy.8iTreas. l J CLASS OF 1937 ,J 1 l l l l ' ' i' D Y if 306 HESCO, IN Electrical and Hardware Specialties Dealer Sales Only 525 W. McKinley Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. 53212 GORDEN R. RUSH 81 ASSOCIATES PORTABLE 81 STANDARD TYPEWRITERS New and Used SALES, SUPPLIES and SERVICE 2573 So. KK Ave. Milwaukee 53207 HU. 3-0911 D10 P RT CO. INC. INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS 1314 N. 7th St. Milwaukee, Wis. 53205 BRoadway 6-4160 'IIIE .IUIIEN SHADE SHOP, 829 W. Michigan Sheet One of the Largest and Oldest in the Midwest WINDOW SHADES - VENETIAN BLINDS CURTAIN and TRAVERSE RODS Bamboo and Woven Wood NEW CLEANING and REPAIRING BRoadway 1-3864 Haro, David P. ..,.,,,,,.,...,,.,........,...,...,,................,,,,....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,., . Waukegan, Illinois. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta, Dental School Chorus, Junior American Dental As- 175 sociation. Harper, Mildred M. ....,,..,.,,,,,.,......,.,.....,.......,....,,,,....,,,,,.,,,,,.....,,,,,,,,.,,, 248 Harrigan, Lucille K. ..,,,,,,....,,,,,,.,,.,,,...,,,......,..,.,...,,..,,....,..,,, 190, 250, 261 St. Paul, Minnesota. Bachelor of Arts. Sociology Club, Young Democrats. Harrington, John M. ..... .,,... ...,.,, 2 6 4 Harris, Daniel K. ..,,.. ,.r,,,, 2 58 Harris, Elizabeth ,,.... ,,..,., 2 27 Harris, Hannah E. ..,. ,,.,...... 2 34 Harris, Hilary D. ,,,,., ,...,,,,,..,, 2 45 Harris, Suzanne L. .....,...........,.......,,.,,,,.....,,,,,,,,....,.,........,,,.,,...... 226, 239 Hart, Mary B. ,.............,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,,,....................,...,,,,....,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 177, 230 Cupertino, California. Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta. Hart, Mary C. .,......,,..................................................,...............,,,,....,,,,,,,, 190 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Hart, Michael N. ...................,................... ,,,,,., 2 24 Hartgarten, James P. .....,...............,,.....,,,. ........................... , ............ 2 61 Hartman, Patrick J. .,,,.,,.....,.....,,................................,,,.,.,...,.,.,......,,..,,, 234 Hartsough, Nancy C. .....,......,,.,..................,,............................,........... 177 Rockford, Illinois. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Junior Ameri- can Dental Hygiene Association. Hattrick, David L. ........,...........,..,...................................,.....,,.,,,..,.....,,, 240 Hassenpflug, Elaine M. .........,,................,......,,,,,,....,,.,......,,...,,...,, 191, 252 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Marquette Univer- sity Concert Band, Pre-Med Club. Hatscher, Martin .................,. ...............,.....,.,...,...................,...,,....,.,..... 1 80 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Hauck, Catherine E. .........,......,,.,,,,,......,...............................,. 191, 217, 250 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Kappa Delta, Sigma Delta Pi, Sociology Club. Hauer, Mary Arden ...........,.......,........,,....,.,.......................,.,,...,,.,,.....,., 266 Haviland, Thomas E. ..............,........ ....... 2 60 Haworth, Daniel T. .......,....................................,.,,..................,..,..,.,,,,,, 256 Hayes, Jeanne A. ....................................................................,,,,........,.,. 191 Detroit, Michigan. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Beta Gamma, Varieties Council, Young Democrats. Hayes, Michael W. ...................................,.......................... ....... 1 91, 264 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Hayford, Joanne B. ....,,,.....,,,.......................,.....,....,,.........................,... 208 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Speech Cor- rection, Kappa Beta Gamma, Sigma Alpha Eta. Haynes. William E. ......................,,..................................,...,......,,. 184, 223 Racine, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Phi Delta Phi. Healy. John F, ,,....,.............,.......................,.....................,.........,,,......... 225 Healy, Kathleen W. ........................................ 85, 183, 228, 230, 235, 239 McLean, Virginia. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Delta Sigma Gamma, Theta Sigma Phi, Student Senate, Tribune. Healy, Thomas G. .,,..................................,......................,..,..............,,,,,, 191 West Allis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Heary, Neal ..........................................................................,................. 234 Heath, Darrell R. .............,................,,....,.,.............,,,...,......................... 191 Wausau, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Sig- ma Gamma Chi, Student Affiliate of American Chemistry So- ciety, Marquette University Concert Band. Heath, Kay L. ..............,,........,.......................................,.,....................,. . Hebert, Nancie ..........................,..... ....... .,,....... Heck, James W. ..... ......,..,,. . Heckel, William ........ ................. .......,.. ........,....... Heerey, Daniel J. ......................................,.............. ...,.......,,,,,,.,. 2 20, Hegner, George T. .............................................,..........................,..,... . Appleton, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Judo Club. Heiclbreder, John A. ..............................................,,.............,.......... 224, I-leim. Joseph P. ,,...............................................................,......,.,...,.,,,,. . Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Anchor and Chain Society, Brooks Council. He-im, Philip G. .....................,..............,..,.................... 191, 214, 222, Madison, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Sigma Tau, Sigma Tau Delta, Phi Theta Psi, Crown and Anchor. Heim, Thomas A. .........,,,..........,......,........................,..,......................... . Heine. Karen J. ,.....,.,...,,...............................................,.......,....,,,,,,..... , Heinen, James A. .........................,,,........................,,,. 180, 212, 216, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engi- neering. Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. Heintzman, Janice J. ......................,..................,,.........,,,,,,,.....,... 191, Yakima, Washington. Bachelor of Arts. Theta Phi Alpha. Helfer, Sebastian J. .................................,.,.................,....,..........,., 40, Helgerson, Arthur C. ....................,,..................,,..,,.,,,,.....,........,,.,,,,,,,,. . Heller, Jane A. ...........................,............................,,,.........................,,, , Kenosha, Wiscimnsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta, Dental Hygiene Chorus. 243 219 235 242 234 171 242 191 263 225 261 249 226 275 242 177 Hellman, Hugo E., Director ........,,,,,.......,,,.,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 158 Hellmich, James J. w...,..,....,, ,,, , ,.,,...,7A,,,,,,,, 1 71, 211, 215, 220, 252, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Beta Alpha Psi, Alpha Delta Sigma, Beta Gamma Sigma, Scabbard 84 Blade, Pershing Rifles. Hemmer, James P. .....,1.....,,..,.,,,,,A....................,,.....,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,,,,,,.. 191, Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Sigma Nu. Sig- ma Tau Delta, Phi Sigma Tau, Phi Theta Psi, Crown and Anchor, Orientation leader. 2-10 265 Henk, Michael G. ....,,.,.....,,,.....1......,,,,...,,,,,....,,,,,,.,.,.,....,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,,,,1, 260 Hennessy, Larry E. .....................,,,........,,........,,,,,,,,,,.,,,....,......,.....,...... 171 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- tration. Hennessy, Michael R. ........,.........,.......,.....,.,.....................,,,,....,,,,,.,.,1rr,, 225 Heppert, Thomas N. ...................................................,.....,,,...............,.,.. 171 West Bend, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Heraty Hall Council ........,,.........,....................................,,..,,...,1......,,,.,,, 245 Herdegen, Lynne E. .,,,............,,.,..............,......,,.....1,....,..,,.............,.,,.,.. 185 Jackson, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Welcome Week, Hilltop. Herman, Mary F. ..............,,,,,.................,.,, 191, 216, 217, 226, 228, 256 North Jackson, Ohio. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Gamma Pi Epsilon, Pi Mu Epsilon, Sigma Gamma Chi, Iota Chi Omega, Sceptre 8: Sword, Student Affiliate of American Chemistry Society. Hernon, Jacqueline C. .,1..,.1...,.........,.........,........................,,,,................ 171 S. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Chi Theta, The Wheel, Accounting Club. Herron, Diane L. ,.................,,.........................................,1.................,,.. 191 Lake City, Minnesota. Bachelor of Arts. Varsity Varieties. Hersh, Robert L. ............................................ 184, 220, 255, 255, 2-11, 257 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Delta Theta Phi, Student Bar Association, Marquette Law Review. Hershberg, Robert A. .................................................................... 22-1, 254 Hertensteiner, Sharon L. ...................,...........................,................ 191, 250 Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sociology Club, Chorus. Heslin, Thomas P. ............, .................................................................... 2 21 Hess, Donna J. ......... ........., 2 19, 250 Hess, Paul D. .................. .........,............ 2 25 Hewitt, Margaret A. ..... ......, 2 48, 261, 262 Hickey, Eddie ...,............ ................ ......... ................... 1 5 2 , 26 Hieb, Carol S. ............................................................................................ 244 Hietter, Thomas J. ....,.................................................................r, 180, 224 Huron, South Dakota. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineer- ing. Triangle, American Society of Civil Engineers. Higgins, Judith E. ...................................................,........ ................., 2 55 Hildebrand, Donna D. ...... ....... .... . . ...250 Hill, Constance J. .......... .... . .. ...................... 226 Hill, Jim .........................,...............................................................,,,...,,,.. 262 Hill, Virginia C. ..................,.........................,.............,......... 183, 212, 226 Crosby. Minnesota. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Phi Sigma Tau, Kappa Tau Alpha, Theta Phi Alpha, Theta Sigma Phi, Tribune editor. Hillary, John J. .....................................,............ ,...... ......... 1 9 1 Clermont, Florida. Bachelor of Arts. Hildebrand, Donna ......................2......................................................... 262 Hillier, Holly L. .................,.......................................................... 177. 230 Detroit, Michigan. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta, Junior American Dental Hygiene Association. Hilltop ........ii..........................i................4................4....4.......................... 148 Himmelspach, James E. ..............................................................,........... 212 Hinckley, Gerard J. ...........................................................2,................... 1 1 Queens, New York. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. Hinman, Barbara .................................................44.........A4...................... 261 Hintzke, Camille ...i................,.... ........1... 2 15 Hirschboeck, M.D., John S. ..... ......1......... 1 01 Hirsch, Clifford L. ................. ...... 2 15, 250 Hispanic Club ...................... ..1.11.......... 2 52 Hlavac, John J. ......................................... ....... 2 16, 254 Hodel, Katherine M. ......................1............ .......1.... 1 91 Evanston, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. HoeHer, John L. ..............................................1...................-............. 171. 220 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Alpha Delta Sigma, Sailing Club. Hoffmann, Edward W. .................................................................. 259. 260 Hoffman, Susan R. ................................................................-.f............... 191 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sceptre 8: Sword, Liberal Arts Sodality. Hogan, Susan M. ......................................................-...................-........... 251 Holcomb, Alice E. ...................................................,..1.......----...... 152. 250 Denver, Colorado. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. 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Prospect Avenue BRoodway I-3242 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202 Y 4s 308 If lll I x t l x ' ,VII QJIIIII Ill? ff ,J 'ik I :- Father Jacques Marquette, a Jesuit priest, and the Canadian born, Jesuit trained explorer Louis Joliet are credited with blazing o route which for a century and a half comprised the main artery of travel in the Northwest. In December, I672, his Jesuit superior at the St. Ignace mission provided the opportunity long awaited by Father Marquette and Joliet. They spent that winter preparing for the expedition. Mar- quette's diary chronicled the storing of Indian corn and smoked meat as their only provisions, and Indian warnings of horribIe monsters which devoured men and canoes together . On May I7, I673 they left St. Ignace with a five-man crew and two bark canoes. The Mascouten-Miami-Kickapoo village on the upper Fox River was reached on June 7. From there, guides led them through a maze of reeds and wild rice to the Meskousing IWisconsinI River at the present site of Portage, Wisconsin. Following this waterway the group FATHER MARQUETTE sighted the awesome Mississippi, almost a mile wide at this point, on June I7. Charting their course, they floated southward past the Missouri and Ohio Rivers, writing of wild cattle and monstrous catfish and sturgeon, to the Arkansas River. Here, to avoid trouble with the Spaniards further south, they turned back. By way of the Illinois River, the Chicago portage, Lake Michigan and Green Bay, they returned to the mission of St. lgnace. In failing health, Marquette kept his promise to return to the Illinois Indians, canoeing down Lake Michigan's coast in October, I674. He stopped briefly at the site of Milwaukee and wintered near the mouth of the Chicago River and reached the Illinois Indians in spring. But death was near and, hurrying to reach the mission at St. lgnace, Father Marquette died on May I8, I675 at the mouth of the river named for him, near what is now Ludington, Michigan. THIS HISTORICAL MESSAGE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY FRIENDS OF MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY SU EL O. ARNOLD BADGER METER MFG. CO. BERGS MANUFACTURING CO. S. J. CASPER CO. INC. BOSTROM CORPORATION CHARLES L. COUGH LIN MRS. JOHN CUDAHY WILL C. GOBEL MAURICE L. GORSKY ALVIN E. GRELLINGER JOHN M. HERZFELD MORTON R. HUNTER DONALD E. MURPHY JAMES T. MURRAY AL HERR ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC. ZELOTUS F. O'LEARY JAMES P. O'NEIL LOUIS QUARLES GEO. SEELMAN 8. SONS CO ISADORE B. SHAPIRO H. W. STORY JOS. T. TALSKY RUD. W. TALSKY ROBERT A. UIHLEIN JR G. K. VIALL JOSEPH J. ZIINO Holland, Richard H. .,,,,,,,,...,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 171 Madison, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. Hollenbeck, Dorothy R, 7A,,,,,,,,,,7,A,,,,i,,,,,,,,A,A,,,,,,,,A,,A,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,A,,V,,,,.,,,,, 203 Olympia, Washington. Bachelor of Science in Speech Correc- tion. Hollis, Patricia ,,A,.....,.,,,,,,,,.oo,,,.,,...,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.w,,.,,.,, 223, 239, 242, 253 Holm, Lori T. ....,.......,,,,....,22,,,,,,,,,,ll.,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 191, 226 Arlington Heights, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta. Theta Phi Alpha, Varsity Varieties, Homecoming. Holmberg, Harry H. .....,...,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,..,,,.,,111,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,, 231 1, 229 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Alpha Theta, Chi Sigma Chi. Holmes, Jeannette E. ...,,,,,.........,,.,,,..... ,,,..,..,,,,.,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 1 9 Holmes, Marty ..l.,..,,.,.,..,.,..,,,,.,,i.,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..1,1,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 2 68 Holper, Richard D. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., 252 Holzhauer, Peter .,,,,,,,.,,,,..... ,.....,...., . .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,... 262, 265 Homer, Benedict E. ,.,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,r.........,,,,,,.,,,....,,,1.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 5 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. junior American Dental Association. Hooks, Thomas W. ...........,,....,...................... .,,,,......,,....,...,,....,,,,,,,,,, 2 22 Horkheimer, Patricia A. ................................................ 191, 217, 238, 256 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Sigma Gamma Chi, Welcome Week-Senior Week Council, Student Affiliate of American Chemistry Society. Hornak, Anne lN'I. ....,,...................,,.........,................,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,11 205, 258 Munster, Indiana. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. R.N. Club. Horton, Carole .....,...............................................,..........,,,,1.1.,,.......,,,,,,, 260 Hossli, janet A. ............,....,......,.....................11..,.,,,,,,,,........,,,,,,...,,,,,..,, 203 Milwaukee, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- nology. Alpha Delta Theta. Hospodar, Mary jane ,................ ............ 2 58 Host, Barbara M. ............................. ............ . .. ,,..................,......1.. 250 Host, Mary P. ...........................................,...................,.......,,,...... 191, 211 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Eta Sigma Phi. Hottenroth, Greta C. .......................................................... ......... 1 91, 2-16 Palos Verdes, California. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Kappa Beta Gamma, Phi Sigma. Houge, Linda S. ................................ ...... 2 26, 230. 266 Houk, Marian ................ ......... ..................... 2 5 8 Houlehan, Mary B. ...... ....... ........... .......................,.. . 2 1' Houlihan, Mary J. .................................................................................. 177 Bluffton, Indiana. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. junior Ameri- can Dental Hygiene Association. Householder, Sue A. .............................................................................. 177 Madison, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta, junior American Dental Hygiene Association. Howell, Larry G. ...........................................................................,........ 247 Hoye, Thomas E. ........................................................ ..... 2 5-1 Hoyer, Eugene R. ....... ........ 2 25 Hoyer, Randal L. ............. ........ 2 25 Hoyt, Mrs. Barbara R. .... ....257 Hren, Gregory .............. ....................................................................... 2 25 Huber, Paul R. ........................................................................................ 171 Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Management Club, judo Club. Hubing, Marjorie L. .............................................................................. 177 Belgium, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Dormitory Council, Junior American Dental Hygiene Association. Huebner, Dennis E. ................................................................ 171, 220. 252 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administra- tion. Scabbard 8: Blade, Alpha Delta Sigma, Management Club. Huelskamp, Paul B. ................................................................................ 191 De Pere, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Tennis. Huettl, Thomas R. ............................................................................ 171, 220 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Alpha Delta Sigma. Huff, hlargaret NI. ........................................................................ 184, 253: Logansport, Indiana. Bachelor of Laws. Gamma Pi Epsilon, Sigma Tau Delta, Marquette Law Review, Marquette Oyer. Hughes, jude M. .................................................................................... 191 Menasha, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Phi Alpha. Hughes, Michael E. ................................................................................ 185 Kenosha, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in journalism. Tribune. Hughes, Russ .............................................................................,.............. 225 Hughes, Sylvia G. ........................................ ............................... 2 17, 252 Huhn, Thomas ........................................................................................ 225 Hunt, john S. ............................................................................................ 201 Aurora, Illinois. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Medical School Glee Club. 248 205 Huston, Patricia ....................................................... .................. 2 19, Hutchison, Mary E. ............................................................................... . Miami, Florida. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Sophomore Co-ed Board, Nursing Student Council. u P . . , I fn ff ' e AN S I in any language - WISCONS N means dependable EAVY- WISCONSIN ENGINE powers irrlgation pump in Saudi Arabia. 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Ni1IqCyJ' --A,YYwwAAAAYY,--,Y,A-,AFYIIIWYWIFAA,,,VY,Y,--------,,A,,rrrArrr,YwwYrrr 308, 247' 251 River Forest, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Young Republicans, Cincinnati, Ohio. Bachelor oi Science in Speech Correction. 5051010311 Club- Sigma Alpha Eta. ,ll1S14fWVS1i1, Gerald J. Y,,V..,.V.V',,ff.,.,.'..,,...........,.,,,,,........,Y,,,,,,............,,,,.. 180 Institute of Electronics-Electrical Engineers .,,AA,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,A,A,A, --., ,---- 2 49 New Berlin, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical En- lnterfraternity Council ,,,,,,,,.,,.,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,VVV, ,,,...,, 2 39 gineering. International Relations Club ..... ,,,,,,,, 2 66 Jaskolski, Ronald J. ,,,,,,,,.,,.,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,, 220 International Students Club ,,,,., ,,,...,, 2 66 JU-151, P11111 12, Vrrwlrrxnn-,-,VVVVVV,,vvrV,,----AVVV,VVVV,V'Y,,V---,VVVVVVVV----- -VVV,-,,VV,VV------,--,,, 171 lnfeffesidgnfe Ha1l.C0w1fil -Y-- -,,f.-,,-.. 2 39 S. Wfilmington, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- 1mel'50f0fllY CO'-111511 'Af--f-----,' ,----f.f.....-. 2 58 ministration. Marketing Club. 1111613 BIUCC E- ----'--v----f--ff---- ,ff,.... 2 31, 259 lerneycic, Julia ...............,....,.....,........ .,.....................,,..... ......V,,v..,,,, 2 6 2 Iota Chi Omega ....................,....................... ..,............,....................... 2 28 Jeske, Lan-y L, ,,,,,VV, V,,,i,,,, , H ,,77,V, VVV,,V ,ixnnnn 2 2 0, 333 1W211'11Ck, RZIYITTOHC1 ..Y,..........,Y............................................................ 203 Jhgvygf, Sufggh YI,,Yv,,,-A,,AYY,YV,--------,,-,AV,,YII,KVV,VV,VAAAV,VY,,,A,A,V,YV,V ,AVVV-YY'--,--'--V, 2 69 Manitoba. Canada. Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology. Jobgt, Eugene 1-1, Kyyyyyyvi,,K--------,A,AA,,,,,,,,,--,,,,,,A,AAA,,,,,--A----,,,,,,,-,,,,,-.------'--, 171 1210, Bff1'f1Hl'11 -'f-,--f-----f------Y'Y-f----------f---f-----,--'--ff,,--,,,---.,-feeee,1--1,,ff1,-.....,--- 103 South Milwaukee, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. J Johanson, Robert ...,..... ......... ...... ..,,,,,.. .........,,.. 2 2 1 Jach, James J, ,,,,,...,,,,.,,,,,,,....,.,,,,,,,Ai,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, v,,--,,- 1 91 Johnson. Barbara A. ..... .....,.........,..............................................,......... 2 50 Milwaukee. Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. JohnSoD. Carol A. ,...................,............................................................... 178 Jack, Ann C, ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,Y,,V,,,,,,,YiV,,,,, ,rrryyrr 1 1' Wfaukesha, Vifisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Appleton. Xllfisconsin, Diploma in Dental Hygiene, Delta Eta, Junior American Dental Hygiene Association. Jackson, Bonnie L, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,1,,,,,,111,11,1,,.,,,1,1,,1,,,11,,111,1,,VY,,VV,, 1 77 Johnson, Catherine L. ................,.,.........,,,,...,.....................,.......... 226, 2116 Racine. Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Johnson, Dennis ........... ....... ..........,.. 2 5 5 Eta. Johnson, Diane R. .... ......... 2 27 Jacobs, Mary Ann ..............,,.......... ,,....,,,.........,..,,, .....,..,,,.,,.,ii,i,,,,,,, 2 6 6 Johnson. Karen S. .... ...... 2 59 Jakopicli. Charles VU. 112225, 236 Johnson. Lee J. .......... .2224 James, Zandra K, .,..,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,.,,, ,,,1,,,,, V,,,,,.,11,,,,,,,,,,, 2 5 6 Johnson. Norman N. .................,..,... ..........,,..... . .. ..........,..............,.. ...2225 Jamieson, Robert D. ....., .. ................. ,.........,,,.........,..,...,,,......,., 2 54, 2-12 Johnson, Kathleen M. ...............................................,............................ 191 Jlrness, Robert J, ,,,,,, ,....,,,,,,,.,,,,...i,, ,,,,,,,,,1,,,Y,,,,,,,1,,,V,,,,Y,,,,,,1,1,Y,,,,,11,,11 1 9 1 Grand Rapids, Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Clarendon Hills. Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Phi Omega, Interresidence Hall Council. Tip-Off Council, Varsity Varieties. Johnson. Roger VU. ...........................................................,..... ..... 2 24. 256 Jauik, Leon P. ................ . .................... . ,,,,.......... , ,......,,..,.. , ,,,,,,,,Y 225 Johnson, Rosemary A. .............,............................................................. .205 Janikowski, Dennis ..,,,,........,.......,,. ,,,,,,,,........,l,,Y,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 1 So, 255, 260 Grand Rapids, Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Var- Oconomowoc. XXfiscousin. Bachelor of Science in Civil En- sity Varieties, Tip-Off. gineering. American Society of Civil Engineers, Ballroom Johnson, XX'illarcl I. ......,.,................. ............................................. 1 91, 221 Dance Club. Mendota. Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Kappa Psi. Brooks Janka, lid ...................... ......,,............,.................,,,,.,..,,..,..,,,,.lll,,, ,,,.,,1,,, 2 6 S Council, XVelcome XX'eek-Senior XXf'eek Council. Janz, James F, ....,...,..... .. ,.................................... 18-l. 220. 255, Zell, 25 Johnsos. Charles lf, .........,...........r........................ ......... ...... 1 ' 71 Milwaukee. Wisctrrisiri. Bachelor of Laws. Alpha Sigma Nu. BCYWYI1,1111f1015.B11C11C10f0fA1'15- INDUSTRIAL o COMMERCIAL o DOMESTIC H , COAL FUEL OIL 1 1 'l Our Sales and Engineering Staff Are at Your Service A NORTH WESTERN-HANNA 2150 N. PROSPECT AVE. PHONE: BROADWAY 6-9400 311 S A Il Il 0 w7 TOOL AND STAMISING co. INC. Specializing in Precision Short Run Stompings 4548 W. Mitchell St. Milwaukee, Wis. 53214 Arthur A. Dulde, Pres. Johnston, Jay J. ........,,,,,,,,....A,,,....,,,,,,,,,,Ar,,A.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,, 175 Kaehny, William D. .,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,....,,,A,, ,,,,,,,.......Y,,,...,...,.,,,....,,. ,,,.,,, 2 2 4 Lake Bluff, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- Kahl, Judith A. ,,....,,,,,..,,i.,,,,,i...,,,,,,,,,i.,,...,,....,.......c,,,,,,,,,,,..w,..,w,,,,....,, 205 istration. New Berlin, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Jordan, Bill ............,,,,,,,,,,.,...,,,,,..,. ,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., 2 69 Kain, Daniel A. ....,,,,,,,...i.....,,,....,,,,,.,,.,...,,,,,ii.....,.,,,,,, 171, 192 225, 256 Jordan, Richard M. ...,,,.,,,,,....,,,,,..,,,,,,,..,,,,...,,v,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,, 2 25 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Sigma Pi, Jorgenson, Ronald J. ,,,,...i.............,,.,,,,........,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,i,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,. 192 Student Senate, Prom Council. Racine, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Kain, Patrick D. ........,..,....i...,,...,......,,,.,,......,,,,......,,........,....,,,....,,,,,.,.,, 171 Jost, Wesley M. .................,..,.,,,,..,,............................., 218, 225, 242, 249 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- Josten, Janet F. ,,.,,,,.....,.................,.............,,....,..,........ 205, 228, 229, 236 ministration. Delta Sigma Pi. Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- Kalchik, Tom .,........................,.......................,...........,........,........,........... 268 nology. Delta Sigma Gamma. AIpha Delta Theta, Campus Kallenberger. Polly K. ...............,............,............................................. 192 Carnival Council, Varsity Varieties. Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Student National Journal Quarterly ..............,.,.,.........,...,.,... ...,,,,, 9 3 Education Association. Journalism Council ...,,.................. .,,........ ,.,,.... 2 4 1 Kallenberger, Roy ............,,.. ........, ....... 2 7 5 Journalism Women's Sodality ....... .....,.. 2 19 Kallenberger, Wayne ....................,,.. ......................,........................... 2 56 Joyce, Robert R. ..............,.....,....................,......,........,........,.....,. ......,. 2 51 Kalton, Marcia H, .,.........,................................,......,.................,............ 192 Judge, Jay S. .............................,.,................,,.,,..,....................,,ll.,.....,.,.. 171 Brookfield, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Kappa Beta Gamma. Rockford, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administra- Kalvelage, David A. .......,,,..............,............,.................................. 185, 221 tion. Delta Sigma Pi, Wheel. Janesville, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Sigma Judy, Jan A. .............,.,.................,................,.......,....,,,.............,....,,.......,., 237 Delta Chi, Tribune. Jung, Pamela L, ....................................,,.......................,,,.,.,....,,,. 192, 250 Kaminski, Henry A. .....,...........,.,...,,..................................................... 171 Waukegan, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sociology Club, His- Rochelle, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- panic Club. istration. Jungwirth, Andrea C. ........................,,.,,............,........,,.... ,,... 2 58, 250 Kampen. Dorothy M. ,..,...............,........................................................ 178 Junior American Dental Association Officers .......,.,........ ,,,,,.,,.... 2 56 Arlington, XWisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Jursch, Robert ...,...............................,............,,,,.............,..................,,,,.. 183 Delta Eta, Dental Hygiene Chorus. Fairfield, Connecticut. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Alpha Kandathil, Thomas V. ............................................................................ 266 Delta Sigma, Tribune, Hilltop, Varsity Varieties, Campus Kandel, Richard A. ,.....................,...................,,........,........................... 125 Carnival. San Francisco, California. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Phi Al- Justi, Katherine E. .... ......................... ..,,......,. ....... ....., ....,....,,,,.. 2 4 4 p l ia Theta, Alpha Omega. Jones, Barbara D. .... ....... ........ 2 2 6 Kane, Catherine .....................................................................................i 226 Jones, Cathy A. ...........,...,,.... 229 Kane, Marita D. .....,............,........................................................... 192, 254 Jones, Jeff J. .........................,,,................,...,.......,..,,,,,,,,........, 261, 262, 263 Sagharbor, New York. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Jones, Nancy A. ............................................................,,,,,..,................,. 191 Math Club, Avalanche Club. Arlington Heights, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Varsity Varieties. Kantilal, Pamar H. ............................... ................ ....... 2 6 0, 266 Jones, Sharon ...,,.......................,,.........................,,...........................,,,..... 259 Kanzora, Gary F. .........................,.............. ........i..............................44 2 50 Jones, Ted ....,..,...........................,.......................,..........,,..,....,................ 225 Kapal, Marcia A. .......,............................,......,..........................,,............ 206 Jones, William A. ..............,.........,.................,,.............,.,....,..........,,,....., 192 Pewaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. Menasha, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Knights of the Altar. Kappa Beta Gamma .....................................,.......................................... 227 Kappa Tau Alpha ...................,.............. .............A..........,.............1........ 2 12 V K Kai-by, Gloria J. ................................................................................ 192, 266 Kadiec, James F. .............................,,,.........,..........,......... ........ 1 75 Cleveland, Ohio. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi Sigma. La Crosse, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Theta Phi Alpha, Prom Council, Varsity Varieties. ' B ILDING SERVICE, 1 C. I Movable Partitions Acoustical Treatment MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 53226 620 N. 108th PLACE GLenview 3-6786 312 Karaflfa,-Karol J.. ........ ... .... 2 30 Kelley, Patricia A. ..,,.......,........A............,,....A,Y... ..... V......,, ,,...A 2 0 3, 226, 251 K21r2rn1t1S, Dennis ......,........ v.....,, 2 62 Arlington Heights, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Speech Cor- Kiiflz Hermann L. .,,-................. ....,Y.. 2 17 rection. Theta Phi Alpha, Sigma Alpha Eta. Kaflmei Slstef Mary, O-S-B ---- --f----- 2 57 Kellgren, Susanne M. ,.,...............................,..............i.. 192, 213, 216, 272 KHP, Andrew T- -------''-------------,fA-f--- -----' -'f---f ----ff----- 2 3 2 White Bear Lake, Minnesota. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. EafPfIfI1ief, BEUISY --f------'--'----''f---'----f---'-4-------'-------------f'---''-'--------------'--f- Pi Mu Epsilon, Pi Delta Phi, Marquette University Sacred Music arr, ary . .....................,,..,.,,...,,,...,..r..r,.,....,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,..,,.,,,,,.r,,..,,,, Ch - l Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Musi- Kellnerollihry J 227 cal Varieties, Varsity Varieties. K H ' h P ' ' i ' ' Kass, Charles A. ...,........,....,,,..,,,..,,,,.,,........,,....,... .... ,.,,,,., i 9 2 6 Y, 50 U - ---- ---'--------'- 2 25 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Kelly, Pat ''' '''''' r '' '-'- --- 's' 2 45' 251 Kastelic, Alan J, ,,,..,,,.,.,,,,.,,,,.,,,..,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,, ,,,,,,,. 2 20 Kelly, Patricia A,---j ---------,-------.-,--------------- 1 ----..-----,--.t.---,-........ ....,..... . 192 Katona, Charlotte M. ----Y , 'Y,w--,---AYYWY------AYrW----- '-,AVYAArw-,,A,AAV'----A7 -,-AV7-, 2 05 Barrington, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Gamma Mu. New Berlin, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Kelly, Penny ..---,,-..-.--.----.-.-----,-,-..-.--,--,-,-..----..,-----.-.Y-....-..-.Y... ...---.. 2 52 Katauskas, Ursula A. .............................................,,,,,,...,.,....,..,,,,. ,,,.,,,. 1 92 Kelly, Sieve ..............-----,,,...-----......----........,........-..,Y.-......-.. ........ 2 44 Maywood, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Chi Sigma Chi. Kelly, TUSIFII .,..-.. -.--..---...-----..-...--,-,......-,--f...-Y---,..Y-..----.......,..Y.........Y..... 2 57 Kanth, Michael R, ....,,,,....,..,,..,.,.,.,.,..,,,...,,,,,....,,.,,,,..,,..,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 222 Kelsey, Kat een . .......,........................................................................ 205 Kavanagh, Joan E, ,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 228, 237 Northfield, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Alpha Tau Kay, Nancy J. ..............,.....,.................,,................,...r..........rc,.......,,....... 203 Delta: New Middletown, Ohio. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- KelSey, R1Ch211'f.l L. .................................f....................--................,. 180. 225 nology, Alpha Delta Theta, Osage, 1Lowa.l Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Kay, Jeffrey ,,,,.,,,....,,,.,,,.....,,......,,,.,,....,,,...,,,,....,,.,,...,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. 263 Sigma P i De ta. Kaye, Norman J. ,,,,,,.,................,..,,,.,...,..,....,......,,,.....,,,,,..,,,..,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 211 Kempinger, Elizabeth M. .............................................,..... ..... ...259 Kaziak, Kathryn A. ...,...................,.....,.............,...,,,..,..,........ 178, 250, 243 Kendall, Shariene M. ........................................................... ........ 1 92 Woodruff Wisconsin. Di loma in Dental H iene. Al ha LaPorte, Indiana. Bachelor of Arts. Sociology Club. , U P h Vg P Delta Eta, Dental Hygiene Chorus, junior American Dental Kempken, Thomas G. .......................,................................. ,.......... 2 24 Hygiene Association. Kendgigcan, Margaret R. .......................................................................... 245 Kazmarek, Gary T. ,.,,,......,......,.........,................................,,,...,.....,,,,,,,.. 192 Kene c , Kathleen M. .......,............................................................ 192, 246 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Michigan City, Indiana. Bachelor of Arts. Varsity Varieties, Keehn, Alice L, ,,,.....,,.,,.,..............................,........ ...,,.,, 1 92 Dormitory Council. Dayton, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. Kennedy, John F. ................................................... .............................. 5 4 Keely, joan L. ................................................... ........ 1 92 Kennedy, Kevin S. ...... .............. 2 53 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Kenney, Kathleen M. ...........................................,.......................... 227, 239 Keenan, Terrance M. .............................................................................. 264 Kenehan, Mary P. .................................................................................... 192 Keidel, Catherine M. ,......,...........,.....,..,,....,,,,.......,,,,,...,,,,,,,......,,..,,..,,,, 208 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Tip-Off, Wfelcome Flint, Michigan. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Zeta Phi Eta, Cheer- Week-Senior Week. leader. Kenny, Ann .............................................................................................. 248 Kellen, Donald M. .................................................................................... 250 Kersten, Donna C. .................................................................................... 259 Keller, james W. ,........,......,...,,...........,..........,,........,.,....,.,,,....,,,,,, 201, 254 Keyes, joseph A. ............................................................ 192, 214, 222, 263 Alpena, Michigan. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Omega Alpha, Alpha Sigma Nu, Sigma Xi, Phi Chi, Marquette Medical Re- view. Dayton, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Sigma Tau, Phi Theta Psi, Crown and Anchor, Anchor and Chain Society, Liberal Arts Student Council, International Students Club. 'i r Kelley, SJ., William F. ....,. .... , .. .... 31 Kewley, Francie T. .................................................... ........... ......245 l' f '-'- Y 1- - -- i W! I S it if o T L SYSTE IN LEADING COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY Including Many Marquette Buildings I JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Milwaukee, Wis. 53201 I DIRECT BRANCH OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES I 313 Kitzki, Diane I.. ....,,,..,....................,,,,,,..,,,........,.,,,,,.,,, 171, 215, 228, 254 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration, Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Chi Theta, Accounting Club, The Wheel. Knoeller, Michael ,,,.....,,..,,,...,,..,..,,.,,,l....,..,,...,,,,......,,,...,,,,.,,.,,,,l,.......,,, 269 Knights of the Altar .,,,. ,...,.. 2 18 Knox, Bonnie ,,....,,,,.. ,,,,,,, 2 50 Kluwin, Robert J. .... .,,, ,,,,,, . .. .......259 Knebel. james K. ,,,.....,,,,...,,,,,,,..,,,,,....,,,..,,,,,,, ,.,,....,,,....,,,,,,,,,,.,,....,,,, 2 50 Kleber, Thomas P. ......,,.....,..,,,,........,,,,,,,,...,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,....,,,,,...,.,,....,,,. 183 Fort Dodge, Iowa. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Phi Al- pha Theta, Tribune. Knoflicek, William J. ,,.,..,. ,,......,. .,,,,,,., ,,,...,,, ..,,.,,,.,,.. 2 2 2 Knies, Christine A. .......................,.......... ..........,....,......,...,..........,..... 2 46 Kliment, Paul T. .....,................,,.............,.....................,.,.,,..........1.......... 192 Cicero, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Sailing Club, Young Democrats. Klein, Edward F. ..,.....,,..,.......,............,..... ................................. 2 25, 251 Klein, William C. ......... ............. 2 24 Kleinbrook, Kay M. ......... .227 Kleiner, Kristyne M. ..... ............. 258 Knick, George W. .......................................................... ................. 2 11 Kleppin, Robert L. ..............,,.,u..........................,..,.....V... ....... 1 92, 251 Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Knowles, Virginia L. ...............................,..................Y.. .......... 2 29 Klein, Delores M. .........,.............................V.............Y...........................v.. 260 Klein, james A. ......,.......................,......,............Y.........V.........1................. 180 Burlington, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical En- Khajezadeh, Keyoumars .............,........,.........,,..................,...........,,.,........ 175 Teheran, Iran. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Alpha Omega, Junior American Dental Association, International Students Club. Kidder, Thomas M. .,.........,.................................,...............................,., 192 Gardena, California. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi Sigma, Crown and Anchor, Wrestling. Kief, john J. ...........,..,,...........,.................,.......... ................. . .. ....,.. 224 Kiefer, Marvin R. ...,,...........,....,..........................,..............,,,,,..........,...,, 218 Kilcoyne, Raphael F. ....................,.....,.............................,.................,...,, 201 Dayton, Ohio. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Medi- cal School Glee Club. Killeen, Patricia A. ..........,....,..........................,.....,............... 102, 192, 256 Shaker Heights, Ohio. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Stu- dent Affiliate of American Chemistry Society, Womens Athletic Association. Killinger, Shirley M. ................,................................,...,...........,,,,,,,,...,, 230 Kim, Lona M. .,,......,.,,...,,........,,,.,,,,,,......,,,,,,....,,,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 192 Mt. Vernon, New York. Bachelor of Arts. Varsity Varieties. Kim, Tanya ...,..........,......,........,,.......,.......,,,..,,,........,,,,,.,,,,.,,....,..,,,,...,,,, 259 Kiely, Rita-an ............,..........................,.......,,,..,,,...........,,,,,,,,..,..... 192, 250 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sociology Club, Young Democrats, Kindt, Mary K. ................,..................,.......... ....,,.,,,,......,,.,,.,,,.......,,,,.. 2 29 King, Andrew H. ...,,..............,.,..........,.. ,..,.,, 2 66 King, Maryanne .......................................,,, ......, 1 92 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. King, Patrick T. ......,,..............,,,.......,,.,,.,,,,.. .,,,.,.,,..,,..,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,, 2 57 King, Roderick J. ............,,...............,,,,..,,,.,.,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 192, 261 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Political Union, Young Republicans. King, Shane ......... ,,,,,,,,,,,,. 2 69 King, Susan M. . ,,,,....,..,.... 228 King, Vince ........... ,,,,,,, 2 43, 270 Kingsley, Willie Kingston, Anne L Kinnel, Paul ....... . ...... ................,... 2 29 gineering. Eta Kappa Nu. Kloberdanz, Michael J. .............................,...,......................,................. 247 Kleczka, Patricia M. .....................,............,.....1......................,i............. 192 Sante Fe, New Mexico. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Delta Pi, Marquette University Chorus. ' 252 201 Klement, Richard ............................,..........,............,...............,,,...,...i...., Klopfer, William J. ...............,..............,,.....,...,................................,,... . Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kinney, Donald R. ...............,.....,.,,,.,,.....,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,..,. 224, 236, 242 Kappa, Kirschke, Jacqulin A. ....................,,,,............,,,,.,,...,,,,,,,,...,..,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,., 1 78 Klimmer. Richard M. ,,.........................,......................,..................., A .,,. 192 North Prairie, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Alpha Theta, Crown Delta Eta. and Anchor. Kische. Angela J. .....................................,,,,,,,,. ,,,.,...,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,, 1 92, 250 Kobey, Claudia B. ...........................................,......1.......,......,,...., 192, 210 Milwaukee, Vlfisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sociology Club. Oakland Park, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta, Knox, Bonnie ..... ..,.... ....,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 6 2 Marquette Players, International Relations Club. l 1 Q F - , f 2 212211 X ll si in ii-Ml I, ' ,ahah At the Heart of Milwaukee's Civic Center '+R T'l'e :ma i- - l 1 2 -toS:5.+2 5 'i I Y' I The Earth nf nmmme 745 North Fourth Street ' BR. 1-1786 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53203 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Morsholl 84 Ilsley Bonk Stock Corporation H . oo go sooo 9 WHAT'S UN YOUR IVIIND? As you look around - you see a world built by the curious. You see their answers, which, in turn, stimulate more questions. Dynamic curiosity is the heart of vigorous corporations like ALMS-CHALMERS, where thousands of inquiring minds are doing their share to help yy share in a better future. Klapper, Sister Mary Virgeen ,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,A,,,,,A,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,Y,A,,v,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 05 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Koch, Charlotte ,,,.,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,v,,,,,,r,V,Yr,,,, r,,Y,,, 1 78 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Koebl, Gary C. ,...,,,,..,,,,,,....rrr,,,..,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,Y, 2 24 Koehl, George W. ...,,, ..,,r,r,.ii,,,,..,,,,r,,,,,r,.,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 2 4 Koepsel, William C, .,,, ,,,,,,, 2 56 Koenig, john ..,,,,,,....,,.,,,,.,v,,,,YY,,,,,.r.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 2 20 Koerber, janet P. ..,.,,,.,,,......,,,,,r,,,,,.,,,.,,,r,,,,r,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 92 Shorewood, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Koerner, Judith A. ,.,,,,.....,....,.,,..,.,,,,,...,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,V,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,V,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,r 192 Elmhurst, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Young Democrats, Mar- quette University Sacred Music Choir. Koester, james A. ,.,.,,,,.,,,.......,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,YY 223 Kohlaas, Alan R, ,...,,,,,.,,.,,,.......,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,r,,,,rr,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 250, 252 Kohler, Beverly A. ...,.,,,..,..,,,.,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 205, 258 Flint, Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. R.N. Club. Kolata, james -I. .....,,,........,,,,......,,....,,,,,,,.,,,,...,.,,,,,,,...,..,,.,..,,,,,,,, 192, 217 West Allis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Sigma Pi Sigma. Kolfenbach, Mary 1. .........,,..,,,.......,,,,.,,.,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,..,,,,.......,,,,,,,,, 178, 230 Omaha, Nebraska. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta, Dental Hygiene Chorus. Kolina, Ann P. ,,,,.......,....,,,..,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,Y,,,, 192 Whiting, Indiana. Bachelor of Arts. Political Union, Student National Education Association. Kolski, Claudia jo ....,,.,............,,....,..,,,............,,.....,....,...,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 210 Komarek, Ronald J. ....,,.,............,,,,..,....,,,,,....,........,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,...,,,,,,,, 175 Muskegon, Michigan. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta, Michigan Club. Koneck, Marilyn A. ........,.,.............,,..............,,,.........,,,,.....,,...,,,,,.....,, 245 Konen, Judith A. ....,,,...,..........................,,,...,.,..,,,....,...,,...,,,,,,,.,,.. 203, 229 Sugar Grove, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- nology. Alpha Delta Theta. Konop, Thomas F. ....................................................,..........,............,,,... 193 jackson Heights, New York. Bachelor of Arts. Pershing Rifles. Kopp, james K. ............,.....................,..............,...,................................,. 249 Koprowski, Robert L. ....................,.....,...............................,.......,......,., 193 Two Rivers, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Tennis, Avalanche Club. Kordiyak, George J. .... ..................,............,......... ............................. 2 -I 7 Krill, David G. .,.....,..............................................,...........,.,.......,... 171, 225 Milwaukee, Wisctvnsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Delta Sigma Pi, Finance Club, Marketing Club. Krizek, Katie A. ...................................................................,,................. 227 Kronebusch, Mary E. ............,,........,..............,.............. 183, 230, 252, 261 Wahpeton, North Dakota. Bachelor of Arts in journalism. Theta Sigma Phi, Marquette University Concert Band, Young Democrats. Konkel, Kurt ................... ...................... ............................................. 2 5 2 Koonin, Arnold H. ,.............................................................................,. 221 Koop, Richard H. ..,...........................,................................................... 202 Toledo, Ohio. Doctor of Medicine. Theta Chi, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Kopp, Barbara A. .................................................................... l'1, 228, 254 Arlington Heights, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Phi Chi Theta, The XX'heel, Marketing Club. Kormanik, Richard A. ....................................................,....................... 255 Kosmarka, jerrilynn C. .......................... ............ ........,.... .... 2 2 8 . 25-I Koss, Gary ..................... ........... 2 52 Koszuth, Paula I. ......... .... 2 58 Kowalski, William DI. ,... 220 Kozel, Charles A. ........ .... 2 2-l Kozina, Michael J .............................................. ................ . ..... 249 Kraemer, David R. .................................................................. ............... 1 SO Plain, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. Krampf, Carl J. ....... .......................................,............................ 1 95. 214 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Psi Chi. Krembs, Mary Anne ......,.......,..............................,...................,............ 23 Krebshach, Daniel T. .,...........................................,...................... 180, 224 Arlington Heights, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Civil En- gineering. Triangle. Tip-Off. Krill, Robert lll. ...................................... ......,...................i-VfV-........,. 2 55 Kritter, lNlary I.. ......,.................... .ffr 2 59. 261 Krizan, Simon F. .... ......,.,. 2 25 Krohn, Nancy A. ...................................................... .........,............,...... 2 51 Krol, joseph E. ....,...................................................... I .................. .nl-'1. 225 Harvey, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administra- tion. Evans Scholars, Marketing Club, Economics Club. Krolicki, Annamarie .........................................................f.,..........,....... 223 Kronenwetter, Charles M. .......... ......... ......... .-.YYff 2 6 5 Kronner, Bernie ........................................- .....-- 2 56 Kronzer, Richard I.. .................................... f....-- I 93 Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. 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Society of Automotive Engineers, American Society Chi, Phi Eta Chi, Marquette University Chorus. of Mechanical Engineers. Krueger, Thomas J. ,,,..,.,,,..,,v...,,,,..,,,.,,,,.,,,....,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 171 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- L ministration. Management Club, Judo Club. Labinski, Richard A. ,,,.....i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,..,,...,,,,,,,...,,,,.,,,,,.....,,,, 175 Krumbiegel. Karen A. ,,...,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,. ,.,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,....,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,, 2 I 15 Milwaukee. Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Dental Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Gam- School Cvlee Club, Dental School Student Council. ma Pi Epsilon, Chi Sigma Chi. Labre, John P. ....,,,,,,,...,,,...,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,....,,......,,,,,...,,..,,,, ,,.,,,, 1 95 Krush, Mary L. ,...........,,,,.,,,....,,,,,.,,.,,,...., ,.,,,,......,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,, .... 2 2 8. 258 Milwaukee, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Krsyminski, James S. ....,,,........,.,.. ...,.. 2 22. 259 Lagerman, Robert ....,,,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,......,,....,,,,,.....,,,,,,,,.......,.,,,., ,r,..,,,,,,,, 2 65 Krumbiegal, Kathleen E. .,,, ..,,,,,,,, 2 27 LaGrange, INIary E. ,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,......,,,,,,....,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 195, 226 Krupczak, Peter P. ...,...,....,,, .,,,,,, .,,,,,,,, 2 2 5 Las Vegas, Nevada. Bachelor of Arts. Theta Phi Alpha. Krush, Bette J. ,,,,....,,,,.....,,,..,,,..,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,., ...,., ..,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. 2 2 8 Lambert, Roger T. ...,,,,.....,,......,,,,,,,,,..,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,....,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,..,, 251 Krystofik, Frances R. ,,,,....,,,,...,.,,,,,,,,.....,,,...,,..,,,,....,,,,...,,,.. 185, 2-18, 260 Lamm, John M. ............................................................................,........... 171 Schenectady, New York. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Milwaukee. Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- Dormitory Council, Tribune. ministration. Kubsch. Kenneth R. ....,........................................................................,.... 195 Lampe, Ronald L. ............................................,.........,..........,,...........,... 255 Kellnersville, Wisconsin. Bachelor ot Science in Liberal Arts. Landis, Linda L. ........................................................,,.,...,........... ....... 1 95 Kucera, William ............................................................................ 225, 256 LaGrange. Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Varsity Varieties. Kuchera, Janet M. ....,......................................... ...... .......... 1 9 5 Landis, William R. .......,..............,.,.......................................,..,.............. 180 Wahpeton, North Dakota. Bachelor of Arts. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical En- Kuciejczyk. Joseph J. ...............,............................. ...... .......... 2 2 5 gineering. Avalanche Club. Kuemmel, Joe .......................................................................................... 262 Landre. Craig P. ....,,.,,..........................,........................,,................,....... 171 Kuharski, Roger S. ........................................... .................... 1 95. 215, 250 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Atl- Wausau. Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi ministration. Accounting Club, Management Club. Sigma, Pre-Med Club, XX'elcome Week. Landwehr. Mary C. ....,,,,.................. ....,................................ 2 05, 227. 2-15 Kuhn, Darcy A. ...............,.............................................................. ....... 2 29 Seymour, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Alpha Kuisis, Ronald A. ........... ...................................................................... 2 08 Tau Delta. Nursing Student Council, Varsity Varieties. Bridgeville, Pennsylvania. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Alpha Lane, Connie .............................,................................,..,.................. 227, 250 Phi Omega, Marquette University Concert Band, Student Sen- Lane, Jacquelyne D. ...........,.......................,....................... .... 1 95. 227, 255 ate. Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Kappa Kulas, Kathleen V. .......... ............................,............,.............. .... 2 1 16. 268 Beta Gamma. Varsity Varieties. Tip-Off. West Allis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Physical Ther- Lane, Mary C. .......,...........,.,.....................,...................................... ....... 1 S5 apy. Theta Phi Alpha, Cheerleader, Whitelash Bay. Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Kuligowski, Annette M. ........................... .............. ....... .... . . .... 2 5 2, 255 Kappa Beta Gamma, Theta Sigma Phi, Tribune, Hilltop. Kurtz, Mary L. .... .............................................. .......... 2 6 I Lang, James T. .................................. ...............................................i....... 2 51 Kutschera, Michael B. ..............,........................... ....... I 95 Lang, John ................................... ............,......................................... ..... 1 S 0 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical lin- Kuttner, Judith ................................................... ..r.......... 2 28 gineering. Eta Kappa Nu. Institute of Electrical and Elec- Kuzniewski, Anthony J. ...219, 251 tronic Engineers. Blueprint. Kysiak, Maureen ............. .......... 2 62 Langrill. Richard H. ............................................................ 180. 212, 260 Marinette, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engi- Y f V - Y Y , neering. Eta Kappa Nu, Ballroom Dance Club, Warrior E 'T' 'P ' Y ' i ' Pj Boosters. 1 Lapp, Noel B. ............................................................................................ 175 Pj V .,., ,- r- Evergreen Park, Illinois. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta - . ,., ' Sigma Delta, Junior American Dental Association. , ,,,,,,, LaRock, Lee F. A..................................... ...r.................... ............ .......... .180 1 ': :ii i5f?SQ 3i.',,if'f --- 'i'i K aukauna, Wisconsin. Bachelor o Science in E ectrica Engi- 9 W neering. Marquette Engineer. 1 i-. l- Larson, Kathryn A. ..........................................rr...,............ 22173, 250, 259 ' Q , Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Ii: M 1' Delta Eta, Avalanche Club, Junior American Dental Hygiene :N Association. il Larson, Sharon L. ................................................................................. ...205 ' STATE BANK ' Rockford. Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Sceptre , iffjk A, ff' : 84 Sword. Alpha Tau Delta. 5 Laske, Janet M. .................................................................... 205. 243, 258 1 f- . ..:., ,.,,, ,.,-,f-a:'f:ffj,-f- 740 N PIBHKINTOH Ave- Gregn Bay, Wiscoinsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. R.N. lj i ..iQ.,.,, it i ' 3 '-i- i ,',i, 2 3j,j,Q,.Q5.:1?'- Clu , Nursing Stu ent Counci . 4 '.-.,. . ,,, .,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Z ,,.... .... MEMBER FEIJEIIAI UEPIISIT INSURANCE CUIIPUIIAIIUN Lasmlsa, Willianx G' rirk ffii Lassa, Ralph E. ........... ......... 2 19, 235, 242 ' W -' -f ' A ' --- Lassus, Judi ............. ......................... 2 52 I Your Doorway to I I CERTIFIED ZINC AND PRECISION ALUMINUM die castings 1920 44 Years of Successful Service 'I964 ADVANCE TOOL 81 DIE CASTING C0. Lassen, Charles S. ,,A..,..,,,,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,A..,,,,,,,,,,,,,-.,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y, 180 Racine, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engi- neering. Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers, Per- shing Rifles, Radio Amateurs of Marquette. Latham, Kathleen A. ..,..,,,..,,,....,..,...,,......,.,...,,,,A.,,,,..,..,,,,...,,,,,,,....,,,,... 178 Kenosha, Wisconsin, Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta. Junior American Dental Hygiene Association. Laubach, John E. ..,,,,,.,,,,...,,,,,..,,...,.,..,,,,....,.,,,,,,,,,,...,.,,,..,.,,,,....,,,, 180, 259 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical En- gineering. Avalanche Club. Laubach. John F. ,......,.....,,,.....,,.,,..,,,...,,.,,.....,,..,,,,,,,,....,,,,...,,...,,,,,.,.,,,, 259 Laudert, Karen A. ...,,.,......,....,.,,,.,,........,....,........,..........,..,..,..,... 178, 230 Appleton, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta, Junior American Dental Hygiene Association. Laughlin, Mary Jo ...........,..,,......,,......,..,..,,...,......,,,....,,,,,..,,..,..,.. 226, 268 Laur. Sherri A. ,..........................,.,......,......,...,....,.....,,,.............,....,......,. 193 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Varsity Varieties, Homecoming Council. Laurance. Joan M. ..,,.....,,....,......,..,,..,.......,,..,.......,..,,.........,,.....,,,.,..,.,.... 226 Laures, Robert A. .....,,....,......,,...........,,.......,......,,.,...,,.....,,,...,.,.............. 193 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Eta Sigma Phi. Laux, Thomas J. ..............,,.........,............,.,,,,,...,.,...,,...,.,.....,,,,,..,, 171, 211 New London, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Beta Alpha Psi, Beta Gamma Sigma. La Venture. Patrick ..,,...............,...,......,,......,,.....,...,.,..,..,....................., 260 Lawler, J. Terance ,.........,,.............................,,......,,.....,,,.....,,...... 171, 223 Arlington Heights. Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Evans Scholars. Lawler, Kathleen A. .,...,..............,.... ....., 2 58 Lawrence, Kathleen M. .....,,...,......, ,........ 2 28 Law Review ......., .,.. ...... ...,... .....,... 2 3 3 Lazarony, Robert .,.....,......,,...,,,.. ......,..........,.............,...,,...........,......,,.. 2 54 Lazzerini, Gloria V. .................,..,...,....,,......,.....,......., 193, 210, 213, 227 Oak Park, Illinois, Bachelor of Arts. Pi Delta Phi, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Beta Gamma, Varsity Varieties. Leary, Gerald C. ............,.......,....,.....................,..,.......,..........,.............. 250 Leary, William B, ,....,............,......,....,.......,......,,.....,,.....,.................,...... 225 Lebett. Catherine A. ...,..........................,................,....,.......,..........,,....... 193 Washington, D.C. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Student to Student Program, Ballroom Dance Club. Le Cercle Francais ,...,.....,,......,,..,,..........,..........,..,...........................,..... 251 Ledgerwood, Anna M. ..................................... ....,. 2 27 Lefoll, Jennine ..,.......,,.... ,..... 2 50 Lee, David ................................................,..........,...........,.,......,............... 263 Lee, Ell L. ................,.........,..,........,,..............................,..................,...... 175 Neillsville, XX'isconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Psi Omega. Lee, INIary ,.............,...,.........,................,,............,.,...,.......i.......... 226, 251 Leggio, Ronald J. ..................,...,.................,............,...... 180, 22-1, 239, 2-19 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Triangle. Legler, Jeannine J. ...........,.................,.......................,..,..........,......,.....,. 202 Minneapolis, Minnesota. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Epsilon Iota. Leitner, John A. .......,........,...,.................,...........................,.....,...........,. 171 Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Management Club. Leluke, Alois ..........,,..................,....................................,........,............. 269 Lemanski, John C, ......,,.....,...,...,..................,.....,......... 180, 210, 216, 22-1 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. WHO'S WHO in American Colleges and Uni- versities, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Mu Epsilon. Triangle, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Blueprint. Lembezeder. Kenneth J. ..............................................,...................,,.... 175 Iviuskego, Xxfisconsin, Doctor of Dental Surgery. Junior American Dental Association. I ' Wisconsin's Finest 317 Lemerond, John N. .................,, .,...,. ...,...,,......,.....,1..,...,....,...,... 2 1 9, 222 Le Mieux, David R. ....,........,..............,,..,..................,..,....,....,,...,......., 193 Waukegan, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Ballroom Dance Club, German Club. Leonaitis, Susan C. ....................,...,.....,,........ ....... 1 93 Waukegan, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Leonard, Craig ................,.,...............,....,,....,,......,................. ............, 2 67 Leoni. Darlene J. ...........,..,,.........,,...,..,....,.......................,............. 208, 251 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Speech Correction. Sigma Alpha Eta. Lesperance, Larry M. ...,.,......, ,..,........................................,.........,..... 2 49 Lessard, James L. ..........,..,.......,...,,,.....,..,......,..... .......,....,..........,........ 2 17 Lettenberger, Peter J ......,.................,............,....,.....,.,.. 184. 223, 233, 241 Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Phi Delta Phi. Lever, Michael D. ..,........................,.,............,.....,.,.......,......................, 193 Milwaukee. Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Levine, Frederick S. ................,.............,......,,........................................, 261 Levitsis, Anne P. .....,..............,...........,.....,....,...,..,......... 178, 230, 237, 243 Seattle, Washington. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta, Sophomore Co-ed Board, Dental Hygiene Council. Lewicki, Nancy A. ........,.........,.............,,.......,.........,.......,.,.......... 193, 227 Rocky River, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. Student National Edu- cation Association. Lewinski, John D. ......... ........241 Li, Joseph ...,....,.......,........... .....,. 2 66 Liberal Arts Council .........,. .................... 2 42 Liberal Arts Men's Sodality .........,.... ......,....................,....,.................. 2 19 Liebler, Arthur C. ................,,............,......,............................ 185, 221, 241 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Sigma Delta Chi, Hilltop, Tribune, Journalism Student Council. Lienesch, Richard .............................,.........,......................,............,....,... 224 Lin, Agnes .............,...................,........,...,....,........,.....................,.,........... 210 Linn, Elizabeth M., Chairman ,....,,... ...... .........,......,......... ....... 1 3 0 Lipscomb, Mark G., Jr. ............................,............,................. ....... 1 84 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Track Team. Lisette Lodge Council ...,...............................................,........,............... 246 List, Sister Mary Immacula ....................,..,.................,................... 3 .... V5 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Junior American Dental Association. List, Walter .............,........................................,.......... ..............,......,.....-. 2 56 Listwan, William J. .,...............,..................................................... .193,. 252 West Allis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Marquette Uni- versity Concert Band, Pre-Med Club. I Quality FACE BRICK and STRUCTURAL GLAZED TILE Wlsconsln l Face Brick Gr Supply Corp. 7830 W. Good Hope Rd. Milwaukee 53223 Phone: FLagsl'one 3-6060 A Dairy - Products I Principal Operations Located at Whitewater - Waukesha - Elkhorn - Milwaukee 318 Little, Catherine R. ,,,,, ...,..,,,,,, . ,,,... . .,,.,,, 2 50, 257, 258 Sigma Nu, Psi Omega, junior American Dental Association, Little, Mary ....,,,,.....,.,.,,,,,,,...,........,,......,,,,,,........,,.t,,....,.....,.,,,.....,.A,,,.. 252 Dental School Chorus. Little, Richard J. .......,,,,,....,.....,....,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,....,,,,.......,....,,,,.,,,,,.......... 195 Lukas, Donald E. .,.,,,,,.,.,...,.i,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,i...........i....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 180 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Pre-Med Club. Racine, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. Lizarraras, Albert W. ...........................................,................,....... 202, 245 Chi Epsilon, American Society of Civil Engineers. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Lukaszewski, Margaret ..........,,,...........,..........,....,.............,.,.... ,.....,...., 1 02 Nu, Alpha Kappa Kappa, Marquette Medical Review. Lum Lung, Paul B. ......,....,...,........., ..........,..........,....,,. ,..,..,, 2 2 5 Lobus, Robert J. ................r.r.......................,............................,. ......... 2 20 Lundmark, Gregory J. ....................................... .......,..., 2 2-'A Lock, Larry ...................,.......................... ...... ...... ....,,... 9 - 1 Lunsford, james ............................,.r............,.....,.. .............,.....,..,,.... 1 95 LoDuca, Vincent J. ........ 220 Milwaukee, XY'isconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Loebl, Herman F. .... ........ 2 11 Lutkenhaus, Shirley A. .,.............................................................. 205, 258 Loehr, Tony F. ..................................................................... ........ 2 11 Festina, Iowa. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. R.N. Club. Logan, Michael J. ................................................................ ............ 2 02 Lux, Martha M. ........................................................................................ 266 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi. Lux, Trudy ................................................................................................ 266 Logrippo, Rosalie M. .................................................................... 219, 259 Lydon, Loretta B. ..... ....... ......................... 2 6 1, 264 Long, Carol ......................................................................... ............... 2 62 Lydon, Mary K. ...... ................. ......................................... 2 2 6, 247 Long, Joan ................................................................................................ 265 Lynch, Ann ....,........................................................................................... 227 Long, Walter T. .................................................................................... 171 Lynch, john P. ................................................ 195, 222. 255, 256, 257, 242 Appleton, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- Homewood, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Phi Omega, ministration. Finance Club, Management Club. Student Senate, Tip-OIT Council, Liberal Arts Student Council. Lonze, Joan M. ............................................................ ............... 1 95 Lynch, M. Jean ........................................................................................ 195 Park Ridge, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Lake Forest, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Psi Chi, Varsity Varie- Loomis, jane A. ........................................................................................ 205 ties, Welcome Wfeek. S. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Lynch, Mary M. ................................................................................ 194, 246 Technology. Alpha Delta Theta. Wilmette, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Varsity Varieties, Chi- Lorenz, Richard A. ........................................................................ 195, 252 cago Club. Fond clu Lac, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Lynch, Patrick E. ............................................................................ 194, 225 Marquette University Concert Band. Madison. Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Evans Scholars. Loretta, Sister ISI. ................................................................... ............ 2 62 Lynskey, Denise P. ............................................................................ 228, 258 Lourdes Hall Council .............................................................................. 246 Lovett, Raymond J. .................................................................................. 195 M Syracuse, New York. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. M. Carpenter Tower Council ................................ ............................... 2 48 Lovrinich, Judith D. ............................................................ 195, 215, 261 MacDougall. David J. ........,................................................. 184, 220, 257 Whiting, Indiana. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Gamma Mu, Political IN'Iilwaukee, Xwisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Delta Theta Phi, Union, Young Democrats. Delta Sigma Pi. Low, james E. .......................................................................... 225, 255, 257 INIacDougall, Gerald A. .........................................,................................ 171 Lubeley, George F, .................. ............ 2 2-l, 255 Milwaukee, XX'isconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- Lucas, Roger ............................................................................................ 252 ministration. Alpha Delta Sigma, Sailing Club. Ludwig, A. Robert .................................................................................. 175 M'acFarlane, Robert ................................................,................................. 265 Phoenix, Arizona. Doctor of Dental Surgery. junior American Macholl, Bob ............................................................. ........................ 2 70 Dental Association, Dental School Chorus. Maciejewski, Michael ..... ......... 2 21, 255, 241 Luedtke, Gary L. .................................................................................... 175 Mack, john E. ................. ...... 2 25, 251, 255 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Alpha MaCLaren, Robert F. ..... ..................... 2 20 Wisconsin's Greatest Nursery and Landscape Architects PLANT THE BEST PLA N T Mc KA Y S Wisconsin s Greatest Nursery' MCKAY NURSERY COMPANY xv' ' Over 650 Acres Devoted to Growing Shade Trees Fruit Trees Evergreens Flowering Shrubs-Roses Main Office-Waterloo, Wis., Phone 478-2121 'l70 Acre Nursery Madison Office: 1919 Monroe ALpine 5-9476 Milwaukee Office: 6222 W. 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Madaus, Howard M. ,,,,......................,.....,...,...............,.... .............,..., 2 61 Manning, John J. .........................................................i.................. 171, 202 Madden, Joan ,,,,.,,,,,,,,...,,, ,,..s.,.....,,........, ...,,,.. 2 6 3 Cincinnati, Ohio. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Madden Joseph ..,,.... ,,,.,... 2 63 Student American Medical Association. Mader, Marcia ........... ........ 2 52 Manone, Joseph ............................................. ...... ........ 2 -12 Maersch, Carol A. .,,...... ........ 2 26 Marian Hall Council .................................. ........ 2 45 Magagna. Jeanne A. ..... ....,,,...., 2 29 Margo, Rosemary ........ ........... 2 44 Mages, Cynthia A. ,,....,,.............,........,.......,.....,......,...........,......,........,.. 228 Marketing Club ........ ............... 2 53 Mages, Kathryn A. ..........,.,,..,...,...........,................,...............,...... 193, 227 Markey, Patricia C. ..... ......... 2 27, 261 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Kappa Beta Gamma. Markle, Joyce B. .,...... ............... 2 10 Magestro, James C. ......................,..............,..........,...........,.....,........,.,.... 240 Markle, Theodore D. ..... .................. 2 10 Maher, Mary E. ..........,...............,...,........,,..........,......,,............................ 193 Marks, John H. ........... ............. .......... ............... 2 1 8 , 249 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sophomore Co-ed Marks, Margaret N. ................................................................................ 254 Board. Marlow, Marilyn V. ...........,.......................................................... 194, 248 Maher, Ronald M. ......................................,.....,...,,,,,........,...........,,,...... 175 Lake Zurich, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Sceptre 8: Sword, Der Deutsche Verein, Missio. Mahowald, Mark A. ................,...........................,,.................,................ 194 Marmoll, Helen F. ................................................................ 183, 228, 230 Grand Forks, North Dakota. Bachelor of Arts. Marquette Glen Ellyn, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Theta University Sacred Music Choir. Sigma Phi, Delta Sigma Gamma, Tribune, Avalanche Club. Maier, Joseph T. .........................................,.......,.. 194, 212, 241, 247, 250 Marmoll, Judith A. ....,...................,............,................................,......,.. 246 Marseilles, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Alpha Theta, Pre- Marotta, Dennis R. ................................................................................ 221 Med Club, Men's Interresidence Hall Council. Marquart, James T. ........... ......... 2 23, 233 Makurat, Dennis M. ...................................................... . ............... 265 Marquart, Marilyn A. ............ ............... 2 59 Malhotra, Des Raj ...... ....,............. 2 55 Marquette Medical Review ..... ........ 2 34 Malik, John ................. ..,. ..........., 2 5 4, 262 Marquette Oyer ..................... ...... .......... ....... ........... 2 3 3 Malleson, Lizann F. ........... ..........,....,,....,.,.............,. ............,.. 2 4 5, 265 Marrone, Judy A. .................................................................................... 250 Malloy, Michael J. ................................................................ 193, 214, 232 Marshall, Maynard J. ............................................................................ ..175 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Psi Chi, Pershing Rifles, Folk Music Club. Malone, Paul F. .............................................................................,........,. 175 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Junior American Dental Association. Richland Center, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Junior American Dental Association, Dental School Chorus. Martin, Helen ...............................................................................-. ........... 2 44 Martin, Kay F. ...................................................................... .......... 1 33, 230 Falls Church, Virginia. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Theta Management Club ..................................................................................., 258 Sigma Phi, Tribune, Hilltop. Mania, John R. ................................................................................ 264, 269 Martin, Robert B. ...................................................................... ..........-. 2 47 Mann, Suzanne B. ......................................................,............................. 178 Martin, T. R., Dean ................................................... ..................... 3 2, 211 Hortonville, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Martone, Jane F. .............................,.............................................. 194, 215 Mann, William A. .,,.................................,...,........,...........,..,,..,,.. 194, 217 Arlington Heights, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Delta Pi. Westfield, Massachusetts. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi Sigma, Young Democrats, Liberal Arts Women's Sodalrty. 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Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts, Pi Nu Epsilon, Phi Alpha Theta, Math Club, Anchor and Chain Society. Marx, James E. ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,i,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i 171 Kewaskum, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Mashock, James A. ....i,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 180, 212 West Allis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical En- gineering. Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Institute of Elec- tronic and Electrical Engineers. Masse, Donald D, ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,v,,.1...,,,....,,,,,,,.,,,,v,,,,,,,,c,,,,,,,,,, 202 Lafayette, Indiana. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi, Student American Medical Association. Masters, Pamela M. ....,,i,.,,,v,,,,,,,... ,,,,,,,, 2 28, 258 Math Club ................ ,,.,,,,.,,,,,, 2 54 Mathers, John W. .,.. ,,......,,,,,, 2 21 Mathers, Maureen ...,. ,,,., 2 26, 256 Mathews, Dane .,,,.,,,... ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 68 Mattais, Valerie R. ..,, .,..,,,,,,, 2 66 Mattern, Carroll A. ............................. ....................................,,,.....,,.. 2 46 Matthis, Valerie R. ................................,..,............i,..........,...,,...,,, 194, 266 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. International Re- lations Club, International Students Club, Young Democrats. Matuschak, Irene M. ................,.,.....,.......,.,..,..................,....,...,..........,,,, 219 Maug, Kathleen A. .................................................................................... 194 Ripon, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Phi Alpha. Maus, Marcia A. ..................................,................................................. 194 Evanston, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Student National Educa- tion Association, Varsity Varieties, Tip-Off. Mavis, John L, ........................................................................................ 194 Brookfield, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Mavrogenis, Nickolas ...................,............................. ....... 2 59, 260 Maxwell, Linda R. ............................................................................,..... 250 May, Elizabeth A. ..........................................................................,, 194, 252 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Delta Pi, Hispanic Club. May, James P. .......................................................................... ...... 1 83 Racine. Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in Jiurnalism. Mayar, Lynn A. ..................................................................... ...... 2 2' Mayer, Eugene .......................................................................................... 262 Mayhood, David R. ........................... .................................................. 2 31 Mazlack, Lawrence J. ................................................,... 180, 249, 259, 261 West Allis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical En- gineering. Blueprint, XWrestling. Mazza, Charles J. ....................................................,.. ....... 2 11, 242, 255 Mazza, Theodore F. ............................................ ......................... 2 20, 235 ,McCabe, James J. .......................................................................,............ 202 Fort Wayne, Indiana. Doctor of Medicine, Alpha Omega Al- pha, Phi Chi, Medical School Glee Club. McCarrier, Margaret R. ...........................................,......,............. 226, 248 McCartin, Kathleen M. ........................................................ 208, 229, 245 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Chi Sigma Chi, Rho Tau Beta, XX'elcon1e Week-Senic'ar XX'eek Council, Ori- entation leader. McClone, Michael P. .............................................................................. 171 Whitefish Bay, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Beta Alpha Psi. .McConville, John J. ............................................................ 121. 229, 239 Kenilworth, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Delta Sigma Pi, Business Administration Stu- dent Council, Interfraternity Council. McCormack, Timothy ....................................... .......... .... ........ 2 2 I McDevitt, John .........................l,,.......................................................... 254 McDonald, Daniel P. ............................................................................ 1'1 Darlington, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. McDonald, Donald M.. Dean ................................ .... ........ ........ 6 6 McDonald, William R. .......................................................................... 254 McDonnell, Joseph F., Jr. ...................................................................... 194 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sailing Club, Young Republicans. ,McDonough, Rita M. .................................................... 194. 216, 250. 254 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi Eta Chi, Pi Blu Epsilon, Sigma Pi Sigma. McDonoug1i, Thomas J. ............................................................. ........ 2 25 MacDougall, Gerald A. ......................................................... ........... 1 1 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Alpha Delta Sigma, Sailing Club. McEnaney, Barbara A. .............,..............................,,,,.. ....................... 2 15 ,McEnnis, Mary Beth ...... ................................... .... 2 - 44. 259, 262 ,McEnroe, Peter R. ............................... ..l,,........ ................................ 2 - 1' McEssy, Wfilliam H. ........................................................................ 184. 223 Fond du Lac, X5Visconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Phi Delta Phi. lVIcEvoy, Wfilliallll H. ...................l................................................... . -1 McGarity. lxeviu J. .......... ......... ............. .........l,,............. .... 2 3 1 ,, 1. ..-5 .' -' 2':sf'5?-ac'sr- - eagsfabi-. , is ww. 5 31515-ffgdrix' .- . - ' - ' '..a ' . 'V .' -'..i. - -1.-. ' - .Q'fQ33Q3-ffiggg-'15Hf'?.:,E'Lai.wf5f3,'G-1.112ink:-. 1f.,r:.'.x,l'X - THE OILGEAR COMPANY Application-Engineered Fluid Power and Control Systems l560 WEST PIERCE STREET 0 MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, U.S.A. 53204 mmm us-411514143 322 McGayick. Thomas M. ........235 lNlcC1ee, Alohn P. ,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 B1 McGee, joseph XV. ,,,,,...,, 2 213, 250 McGough. Mary Ellen ,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 29 McGovern, Mary S. ,,,,,, ,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 2' 1NlcGrath. Kathy A. ,...,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,V,,,,,V,,, 2 2 9 McGrath, Patrick E. ,Y,,,,YYA,,,.,,.,YY,,YYY,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, YYYY,,,,,,,, 5 6, 18-5, 221 XX'auwarosa, XVisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in journalism. Sig- ma Delta Chi, Tribune editor, Dehate. lNIcGreevy, Patricia A. ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, . H19-l, 226, 2-12, 250, 258 Brooklyn. New York. Bachelor of Arts. Sceptre 8: Sword, Lilweral Arts Stuelent Council, Sociology Cluh, Sturlent Na- tional litlucation Association. hlclxay, Anne M. ....,,,,,,,,,.,.,,..,,,,....,i..,. l,,,,, , ,,,,, .194 Chicago. Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. McKenna. -lames F, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,...,t,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 21 hlclienna, john I.. .....r,,,t ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 61 lXlcKc-own. Sanclra A. .. ,,,,, 261. 265 McKnight. Boh ,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,, ,,,,,, . . .. ,, ,2,,,,, 26' McManus. Hugh S. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,,,, 2211, 255, 241, 25' McNally. S.D.S.. Sister Eileen Patrick ,,,,,,,,1...,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 O8 lXIilwaul4ee. XYisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. McNamara. James O. ....................,.1.....,........, .... ........ ..... 1 K 1 -1, 210, 21-1 lNlilwaulcee. XVisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Sigma Tau, Sigma Tau Delta, Missio. McNitt. lhomas E. ............................,................. ...... ..22,,,. 1 9 Al lllilwauliee. NVisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. McPartlin, Stephen F. .......,..................,,.......... ,..2,,,, 2 6-1 McRae, Douglas ..,..............................,.........., ...,........... . ........... 2 65 McRae. Suzanne M. ,.......................,....,,,1...,,.............. ...,.... .,,..,,,,,,,,, 1 9 4 Shorewoocl. Wlisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Tip-Off. lXlcRoherts, -lohn ll. .......,...,..1.........,..,........,,,,,...,,,,1.,1. .. . ,,,,,,,, 225, 23' McTamney, Mia R. ......,...................,....................... .........11........, 1 -13, 250 McVacly, lklarilyn F. ...................,....,,..............,.,......... 19-4, 210, 213, 258 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts, Pi Delta Phi. Sigma Tau Delta. Stuclent National Education Association. Varsity Varie- ties. hleatle, Patrick C. ............,...,...................,.,1.1.........,........,.,.,,,,..,.,,,1 2-11, 2.18 Meacle, Peter L. ....,........................................................... ,,.,. 1,,....,....... 1 9 4 l.os Altos. California. Bachelor of Arts. Sociology Cluh. Sail- ing Clulv. Medical School Glee Club .......,. . Medical Technology Council ..... ........2n-4 ........242 hleenan. Mary 111. ................,,.............,.....,....,.,.. ,......,.....,..,...,, , .. 205, 258 Rock lslantl, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. R.N. Cluh. Mehegan. Kathleen M. ............................................,. ........................ 2 53 Mehigan. Sheila A. ...........................................,....................... .... 1 9-1. 22 Milwaukee, Xlllisconsin. Bachelor of Arts, Kappa Beta Gamma. Meliolic, Antlrew gl. ...........................................,.................................... 202 Cirancl Rapitls. Michigan. Doctor of Meclicine. Phi Chi, Medi- cal School Glee Cluh. Meierhoff. Catherine M. ................................,......... ........... . . ..., 208, 251 Highlancl Park, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Speech. Sigma Alpha Eta, Dormitory Council. Meisters. Maris ................. .,............ ............................. 2 1 7 Melcliior. Geralel A. ...................................................... .................... 220 Melin, Donaltl N. ............,....................,..,..................... l'2. 215, 2541. 258 Milwaukee. XX'isconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Beta Alpha Psi. Accounting Cluh, Management Cluh. Melin, Rohert A. ........................................................... ......... 220. 2-11 Mellon. Richartl XV. ............................................. ........ 1 8-1 Xvllitelisll Bay. XX'isconsin. Bachelor ot Laws. Mellonig, -lamcs T. .............................,............... ........ 1 94 Milwaukee. XX isconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Melville, Antlreas T. .............................................................................. 130 Colgate. XX'isconsin, Bachelor of Science in Mechanical En- 'ineerin '. American Societ ' ot Mechanical Engineers. in 1 . Men's Interresiclence Hall Council ..................... ................................. 2 41 Mentzer, lfileen li, .................................................................................. 203 XXr'ootlstock, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Metlical Tech- nology. Alpha Delta Theta. lN1enzel. jurlith A. ............................................... ...... ........ 2 5 9 Menzies, Henry ......... ..................................,........................................... Z 52 Mercier. lutlith A. .....................................,............................ , ..f.,....., 204 Milwaukee. Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Meelical Tech- nology. Blergen. Darrell L. .......................................................... ....................... 1 75 Algona. Iowa. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Junior American Dental Association. American Society of X-Ray Technicians. Merkt. Colleen A. ..............................................,........ .,,,.,,, . ,,,,,--f........ 2 46 Merrill, Mary B. ............................................... ................. . . ............. 19-1 Saginaw. Michigan. Bachelor of Arts. Merrill. Michael H. ................................. ......., 2 48 Merriman. joseph .... ----.... 2 11 ax 2. 2 IT'S ALL YO R l The chance to work for your personal goals The chance to add to the progress of your chosen field The chance to contribute to the community and the nation that i is your home. It's all there ahead of you --- it you set your l goals high, work with energy and initiative, y give generously of your time and talents. 1 l 323 Mertz, Sandra L. .,,,,,,,...,,,, ,,,,,,, ....,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,.,,,,, 2 1 J 6, 255 Miller, Gerald I.. ,......,.,..,,,,....,,,,,.,.....,,...,..,,..,,,,...v..Y.,,..,.Y,.,., 194, 222, 251 West Allis, XX'isconsin. Bachelor of Science in Physical Ther- Brillion, XXfisconsin, Bachelor of Arts. Phi Theta Psi. Scabbard apy. Pi Alpha Sigma. 8: Blade, Anchor and Chain Society. Mesner, Connie M. ..,.....,,,,,,......,,,,,,,,...,,.,,........,,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,...... 22 Miller, John C. ,,.i.................i..,,,.,,,.,.............,,....r.. ........ 1 95 Mesner, Margaret A. ,..,,,,..,,,,,,i,,....,,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,r,, 185, 19-1, 227 St. Nazianz, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Detroit, Michigan. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Kappa Miller, Judith ....,,.,,,, .,,.,,,,.......,....,,,,,,,,......,.,,,.............,,,.....................,,,, 1 95 Beta Gamma, Theta Sigma Phi, Tribune, Varsity Varieties. Lake Forest, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Varsity Varieties, Messar, Dianne M. ...................................................,..., 210, 217, 227, 252 Chicago Club. Milwaukee, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Delta Pi, Miller, Larry T. ........ ......... ..... 2 1 0, 222 Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Beta Gamma, Hispanic Club. Miller, Marian C. .............. ............. ...... ...................... ........... 2 5 4 7 Metzger, James J. .......,,.,,.........................................,.,.,,.,,,,,... 194, 216, 254 Miller, Mary D. ...................................................................................... 195 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Glencoe, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sociology Club. Pi Mu Epsilon, Math Club. Miller, Suzanne L. ...........................................................r........ 216, 219, 262 Meyer, Jean .................................. ....... 2 62 Miller, William J. .............................,.................,.................................. 172 Meyer, Joan P. ........................,..,.....................................,,,........,..,,,,,,,,, 259 Lake Geneva, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- Meyer, Thomas A. .......,.......................,...,,.........,,...,,,,,.................,..,,,,.. 175 ministration. American Finance Association. Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sig- Minor, Mary ............................................................................ .............. 2 59 ma Delta, Junior American Dental Association, Sailing Club. Mimlitz, Joe ............ .............. 2 67 Micallef, S.J.. Lewis A. ........,.,,............,.......................................,,,,...... 19-1 Miner, Mary C. ........... ...... .................. 2 6 4 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Misevich, Mary C. .......................................r............. .................. 2 19, 250 Michael, Theresa ................................................... ............. 2 44 Missiaen, Edmund L. .................................................................... 172. 213 Michalek, Frederick J. ................,........,............ ,,,,,... 2 52, 258 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- Mickle, Carole ............ .....,,,,..., 2 5-1 ministration. Pi Gamma Mu, Economics Club. Mielde, Brenda ......... .............,,., 2 47 Missio ........................................................................................................ 218 Mielke, Myles J. ................ ..,...................................... ............. 2 5 2, 266 Misudek, Kathleen A. ..........r....................................................... 195, 228 Mierzwa, Joan P. .................................,......,,.,........,...,,,............,,... 185, 265 Marathon, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Sigma Gamma, West Allis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Journalism. I Sociology Club. Marquette University Chorus, Tribune. Mitchell, Jean E. ...................................... ........... ........................... 1 9 5 Mietus, John R. .....................................,,......................................... 194, 252 Columbus, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. West Allis, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Psi Chi, Pershing Mitchell, Rita A. ................................... .............. 2 46 Rifles. Mith, Mary A. ...................... ............. ................. 2 5 9 Migas, Anthony E. ................................,...........,......,............ 184, 225, 25 Mittman, Jerome J. .... .........r....................................................... 2 55, 242 Waukesha, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Pi Gamma Mu, Mjelde, Brenda K. .................................................................................. 203 Phi Delta Phi, Student Bar Association. Stoughton, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Speech Correc- Milanowski, Joseph E. .,......,,..............,.........................,....,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,, 180 tion, Sigma Alpha Eta, Interresidence Hall Council. Ashland, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineer- Moduthagam, Michael .......................................................... 21', 2-10, 266 ing. Gymnastics. Moeller, Arthur C., Dean ...............................................................1... - 62 Milazzo, Victoria D. ....................,....................................... 206, 245, 255 Moen, Ruth Ann .............................................................. ...1.... 2 58, 260 Clarendon Hills, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Physical Ther- Moga, David B. ................................................................................ ...... 2 02 apy. Pi Alpha Sigma, Dormitory Council, Physical Therapy St. Paul, Minnesota. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi. Student Council. Molenaar, John ........................................................................ .........ff-.... 2 23 Miller, Charles R. ........................................................,,......................., 251 Molenda, Josef L. ............................................... ..... 2 18, 219, 258, 250, 261 Miller, James D. .... 255 Molenda, Peter .... .......................................1 2 62 P d f Wl1't d C l cf Q l 't C t d P Y P , I f X APPLETON Q.. -Q WISCGNSIN i 1: . , Ala i' 324 ' 1 ,N-glue, 5 UNIT CRANE 8. SHOVEI CORP. I 64TT W. Burnham St. MILWAUKEE, WIS. 53219 ' MANUFACTURERS OF CRANES - SHOVELS - TRENCHOES CLAMSHELLS - DRAGLINES - MAGNETS Molepske, Louis J. ...... ...,,,,,,,,,,,,...... 2 33 Molina, Alberto J. ...... .....V......... 2 52, 266 Mollohan, Mary K. ..,... ......... 2 26, 239, 245 Monarski, Francis J. ....,,.,....,,.,.,,,....,.,,.......,,.........,,Y........,,,..Y.Y,........,Y.. 257 Mondi, John L. .......,..,,,...,,,,,,Y...,.....,,,,............,,,.........,............,...,........., 195 River Forest, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Ballroom Dance Club. Monitor Hall Council ...,.....,,,..,.....,,,,.,,,........,,,.,.....,.............Y.,......,...... 247 Monitor, Newspaper ...,....,..,..,...,.,,......................................................Y..Y 233 Monohan William . .....,.....,.,....,....,................Y...Y........Y.....,........ 17 232 , I 2, Madison, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. Pi Sigma Epsilon, Scabbard 8: Blade, Pershing Rifles, Marketing Club, Montileone, Dominic A. .............f.,..................................................,... 247 Monzell, Carol M. ....,.,,...............f............................,......Y...................... 246 Mooney, Mary J. .,.,....,,,,.................,...................... 208, 226, 239, 246, 251 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Speech. Theta Phi Alpha, Sigma Alpha Eta, Tip-Off Council, Interresidence Hall Council. Moran, Janice S. ...,...,...V....................,....... ..V....... ...... ,V...... 2 2 9 Moran, Julie A. .... ........ 2 48 Morearty, Frank .,.. ........ 2 66 Jn rr ehuinae PRECISION PARTS AND ASSEMBLIES MACHINED TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS e g,,,,.l f!.. 5-f.'i?fh,f. C, 'Q-ffef ,F .',' '.YX?'Qf25inji,glau..,,i,ne ,ay-5 .fl-.-.2 We -1 1- - : ri Ml . .-......3..-..I.I -.,....-. ,III 557 sz f asraiiie- 'Q 1 p.1E fe21ifi a t - '---'1 fi T80 W. Holt Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. 53207 I Tel.: HUmboIdt 3-8300 Moran, Mark F. ....,.,,....,,,,...,...r.r,c.......,,,,,,,,, V,,,.... 1 45, 238, 250, 252, 254 Pacific Palisades, California. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Math Club, Marquette University Concert Band. Morearty, Robert W, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,Al,YYY,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 260 Morgan, Esther ,,,,.,,........,,...,,-,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,sss,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,YY,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,Y ,,,, 7 6 Morgan, Marlene A. .,,...,,,,..,,cY,.,.,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 195, 212, 258, 259 Des Moines, Iowa. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Alpha Theta, Stu- dent National Education Association, Avalanche Club. Morgenroth, Mary K. ........,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,...,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 205 Wauwatosa, Wisconsini Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Al- pha Tau Delta. Moriarty, Edmund J. .,,...,,....,.,,...,....,,,,,..,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., 195, 218 North Attleboro, Massachusetts. Bachelor of Science in Lib- eral Arts. WHO'S WHO in American Colleges and Uni- versities, Knights of the Altar, Student Senate, Liberal Arts Student Council. Moricz, Joseph M. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, H211 Morien, John F. ....,,,,.... ,,,,,,,, 2 23, 254 Moritz, John J, ....,,, ,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 3 1 Morreale, Vincent P. ...............,....,...,,,,...1,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 195, 221 Oak Park, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Kappa Psi. Morrill, Charles J. .............,........1,...........,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 172 Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Alpha Phi Omega. Morris, Lourdes .,....,......,,,,....,..............,...,....,,.,,,,....,,,,,,.......,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 2 60 Mortensen, Donald W. ............,,..,...........,...,,,,..........,,.,..,,,,, .,.,,,,, 1 75 Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Moser, Robert F. ....................,...................,,,.................,,,,...,,. .,,,,,, 2 20 Movrich, Louise M, ............,................,,,,,...............,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 08 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Mroz, Robert J, .................................,......,............... ,,,...,,,,,,,,,,, 2 60 Mueller, Glennon D. ................................,.,,.....,.,,.......,,,,.,,,....,,,. 223, 239 Mueller, Herbert J. ........,.....,.............,....................V..,,,,,,,.....,,..,,,, 180, 210 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Pi Tau Sigma. Mueller, Janet A. ....,,,,........................................,,,,.,,,,.......,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, 250 Mueller, Karen M. .........,,......................,,,...............,....,,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 204 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- nology. Ballroom Dance Club. Mueller, Mary L. .................,...,,...................,.........................,...,.., 195, 214 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Psi Chi. Mueller, Raymond S. .............,............,......................................... 237, 248 Mueller, Suzanne M. ..,,,,,,.........................,.,..............,.,,,.........,,,,,,,, 208, 227 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Speech Cor- rection. Kappa Beta Gamma. Muench, Susan M. .............................,.......,,.............................,.............., 255 Mueske, LeRoy E. ........................................,.....................................,..... 175 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sig- ma Delta. Muhl, Karen A. ,........,,... .....................................,..,...........,,............,., 2 52 Mullens, Charles J. .......... ....... 2 75 Mulhern, Michael P. ...... ....... 2 23 Muller, Marian C. .... ........... 2 66 Muller, Marta C. ......... .............. 2 27 Mullin, Clarann .........,,......................................................,............ 252, 263 Mulvaney, Kathleen M. ................................................................ 183, 238 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Wel- come Week-Senior Week Council, Student National Educa- tion Association. Mulvihill, P. Laurence .,.,.......,,.......,...........,................................... 184, 223 Grand Rapids, Michigan. Bachelor of Laws. Phi Delta Phi, Legal Aid Society. Munday, Janet C. .....,.....................................,..........,....................,........ 229 Munsterman, Marilyn ............,.,,...................,........................,............... 208 Jerseyville, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Rho Tau Beta, Marquette Players, Hispanic Club. Murakami, Betty Y. ........,..,.................................................... 229, 242, 266 Murphy, Amy K. ................,............ ......... ..........,................... 2 2 6, 252 Murphy, Capt. James K. .......................................,.........,........,......... 43 Murphy, David B. ..,.................,.....................................,,..., 195, 222, 260 Faribault, Minnesota. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Theta Psi, People to People, Orientation leader, Welcome Week-Senior Week Council. M'urphy, Eugene W. ...,.............................,.......,,,..........,..,.................... 223 Murphy, Eileen .......... .................... 2 62 Murphy, James E. ...,.............. .......... ...... .................,.,.......,..... 2 4 1 Murphy, James P. ..................................................,............................. 253 Lfurphy, John P. ......................,.................................,........... 195, 260, 261 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Chicago Club, Sailing Club. Murphy, F. Kathleen .................,.....,....,.......,,,.........................,,......,... 208 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Bachelor of Science in Speech Correction. Sigma Alpha Eta, Tip-OH Council, Womens Stu- dent Council. INIurphy, Kathleen A. .................................... 178, 219, 230, 236, 239, 251 Green Bay, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta, Junior American Dental Hygiene Association. IVIurphy, Leo ..A.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,, 202 Appleton, Wfisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Omega Alpha, Sigma Pi Sigma, Phi Chi, Marquette Medical Rexiew. Student American Medical Association. Murphy, Martha J. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. .. ,,,A ,Y,,,,,, . Indianapolis, Indiana. Bachelor of Arts. Murphy, Mary C. ...,....,,,,,,,,.i,i....,,,,..,.,,..,,,,..., ,,,,,,, 2 -16, Murphy, Maureen M. ..,,,,,.,,..,,,,........,,,,,,,,,i,, ,i,,,., 1 95, Homewood, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Murphy, Patricia .,.,,,,,,,,,..............,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,.,,,,,,,..,,,,....,,,,.., ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Murphy, Williani P. ....,,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,....,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,i,,,,,, 1'2, Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- tration. Alpha Kappa Psi. Murray, John D. ....,,,...,..,,,....,,....,,.....,,...............,,........ 222, 256, 242, Murtaugh, James E. .................,,,..,,,...................................,......,.... 208, Milwaukee, Vlfisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Delta Sigma Rho, Delta Sigma Pi, Sigma Sigma Epsilon, Varsity Varieties, Debate. Musachio, John A. .......,.................,,,.....,...,.............................,...... 264, Muth, Frederick A. ........ ............ . Myers, John L. .........................................,........... ...... . INIyler. Edwin L. ...,,,..................,,.............................. ..,...... . Harris, Michigan. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Myron, Robert E. .....................i..................,...............................,... 172, Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- tration. Beta Alpha Psi, Alpha Kappa Psi. INIytys, Taida C. ................................,......................,........................ 195, Elmwood Park, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Theta Phi Alpha. N 195 255 74- 262 221 265 2-I1 268 235 265 1'6 221 226 Nachazel, John ,.......................,,...,...........,...........................................,.... 202 Shorewood, Wisccmnsin. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi, Medical Review, Student American Medical Association. Nader, Charles ................,......................,........................ ...................... 2 20 Nashock, James A. ................ ..., . .. ....... 216 Natale, Sandra L. .,.................,.. ....,. ................ .......... 2 3 0 National Moot Court Team ..................................................,................, 251 Navicky, Daniel J. ..........,,..........,...............,......................... 122, 218, 252 Gar Indiana. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration y, ' . t . Scabbard 8: Blade, Management Club. Knights of the Altar, -Wi'estling, Boxing. Navicky, Diana M. ..................................,..,...........,...,....,............. 195, Gary, Indiana. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Sigma Gamma. Navy ROTC ..........,..........................,,.....,,,...............,............... ........., Naylon, Joyce E. .....,..................................,......................................,... . Nearman, David H. ......,,....,....,,....................................,.......,........ 180, St. Cloud, Minnesota. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engi- neering. Tau Beta Pi. Eta Kappa Nu. Nee, Margaret M. ...................,.......,....,..........Y.,,.................,,,......1......... . Milwaukee, Wisccmnsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Junior American Dental Hygiene Association. 228 42 261 216 1'8 Neely, Ruth A. ....................................,,....,.... ...... ..,.......... 2 28 Neff, James G. .............,..........,,,.........,.......... ..,,.................................. 2 25 Neidhoefer, Rose E. .......................,...................................,............ 195, 230 Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau n Delta, Phi Eta Chi, Varsity Varieties. Neirinckx, Kathleen K. ...................................,............................ 20-1. 229 Medford, Wiscmbnsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- nology. Gamma Pi Epsilon, Alpha Delta Theta, Medical Tech- nology Student Council, Women's Student Council. Neirinckx, John E. ,,,,...............,.....................................,...... 18, 225. 255 Prospect Heights, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engi neering. Sigma Phi Delta, American Society of Civil Engi- neers, Engineering Sodality. Nellis, Eileen M. ................................,.......,..............................1...,...1.... 205 Butler, Wisconsiii. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta. Nelson, John R. .......................,.................,.............................................. 183 Skokie, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Tribune. Nensel, Richard E. .............,..,................................. .............. 1 95, 250, Elmhurst, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Mar- quette University Concert Band, Student Affiliate of American Chemistry Society. Nesemann, Ann J. .................................,.................................1... ...........1 . Algoma, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Nesemann, Sam P. ....................................1.....,............. ........................... . Algoma, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Pi Tau Sigma, Al- pha Kappa Kappa. Ness, Joseph M. .....,.,...,. ................................................,,,..... 2 21, 239, Nettz, Sandra L. ....... ............. 2 51, Neuenhaus, Terry ........................,..........,.... ...........1...... ................... Newcomb, Mary J. ..........................,............,........,,......,........................ . Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Newman, Thomasine M. ......................................................,. 255, 251 Newton, Nancy E. ................................,.,.. ................................ 2 26. Nicastro, Joseph F. ...... ,................. . Nichols, Charles P. .... 256 195 202 270 266 262 205 2-16 248 218 .224 325 I , Established 1912 -T , CUDAHY SAVINGS 81 l0AN ASSUCIATION SAVINGS MORTGAGE LOANS I Accounts Insured up to 510,000 l 4677 S. 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Niemyt, Judith C. ,.....,..........,......,...........,...........................,.......,.....,,.... 195 Milwaukee, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Nienaber, Nancy A. ...........,..................................................................., 219 Nienhaus, Mary Beth .....,...................................................... 258, 264, 2'0 Niles, Katherine H. ......................,,,....................................,,......... 195, 226 7 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sceptre 8: Sword. Nirschl, Susan M. .....................,,.....,...............,.............,,.......,,,.........,,... 195 Wfaukesha, Wisccunsiil. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. JUS. D. BO SS Inc. General Highway Contractors i I 0 I 10815 Watertown Plank Road l Wauwotosa, Wis. I AVE Afro E VALE' Ave To the youu men and women of Marquette whose search for knowledge has led them to the Hllltop - Hall' Vale To those Wlth goal attalned who leave the aeademlc halls for a World they must secure Godspeed and Farewell' MILWAUKEE BREWERS' ASSGCIATION C 9 0 Y g Niles, Mary P. ....,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,A,,,,,,,,AA,,,,,,, 2 50 Nixon, Edna D. ....,,,,,,,A,,,,,,A4,,,,,,,,,v,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,v,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,A,, 205 Wilmington, North Carolina. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta. Nolan, Michael S. ......l,....l 2220, 2.11, 251 Nommesch, Anita S, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 5 ' Nomo-Ongolo, Edouard ,,,, 2,,,,,,, 2 66, 269 Noonan Hall Council ,,,.....,,,.......,,,,.,.,,,,ll,,,,,...,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,A,, 2 44 Noonan, Raymond A. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,A,,,2 1 '6 Elroy, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Nora, Ruth M. ..,,.....,.,,t,,,YY,,YYY,YY,,,,,,YY,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,,,,,,,i,,,,,2,,,,,,,,,A,,AA,,2, 195 Tiskilwa. Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Marquette University Concert Band, Marquette University Sacred Music Choir. Noring, Nina J, ......,....,.......,.,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 246 Norman, Ann E. ....,.r...,.,,,,,,v,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,2,,2,,,,,,,,,,,2,,,,,,,,2,,,,, 195 Lombard, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Marquette University Chorus. Norton, John W. .......,............,..................,.....,...,...,,........,..............,,...... 172 St. Petersburg, Florida. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Finance Club. Nothem, James M. .................,,,,....,.................,......,.........................,,.... 195 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Novacek, Paul J. ..............................................,..........,........,,................ 202 Eclmore. North Dakota. Doctor of Medicine. Kappa Sigma. Student American Medical Association. Novak, Judith A. ........................,.............,...........,........,.,,.......,,.... 195, 251 Depue, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Le Cercle Francais. Novak, Katherine R. ................,...,.....,....,............................11. ..,,..,.., 2 46 Novick, Bill .....,......,.,..........................,,,...,,...............,.........,,.....,.,.,....,,.. 218 Nowak, Aurelia V. ..........................,........,..........,...............1,,,...... 205, 229 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Chi Sigma Chi. Nowicki, Robert L. ..............................................,......................,.....,.... 172 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Student National Education Association. Nuetzel, Frederick H. ................................................................,........... 225 Nursing Council .......... .... .......... .......... . . . .............. 245 Nuss, Richard J. ...................................................................................... 261 Nysather, John P. .................................................................................. 1'6 Stoughton, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Psi Omega. O Oakes, Patricia G. .......,......................... . .... 258 Obenberger, Thomas E. .,..............................,...,................. ....... 2 22 O'Brien, Erin ....,....................................................................... .......... 2 OS Cincinnati, Ohio. Bachelor of Science in Nursing, O'Brien, Frances E. .......................,....................,.............................,..,,. 1 8 Chicago, Illinois. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta, Junior American Dental Hygiene Association. O'Brien, G. Michael .............................................................................. 2-12 O'Brien, Kathleen A. ........................................................ 185, 219, 226, 250 Elm Grove, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Theta Phi Alpha, Theta Sigma Phi, Tribune. O'Brien, James R. .................................................................................. 252 Obst, Agnes E. ............................................,................................... 195. 252 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Bachelor of Arts. Marquette Univer- sity Concert Band, Marquette University Sacred Music Choir. O'Connell, Helen M. .................................................... 226, 222, 258, 261 O'Connel1, Mike ..........,......... ........................................................ 214 O'Connell, Robert J. .... ...... ........ 2 2 O, 255 O'Connor, J. Daniel ...... .......... 2 25 Odenwald, Theodore C. ....... .,........... ................................ .......... 2 1 2 Odgers, Richard E. ...................................,............................................ 1'6 Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta, Dental Follies. O'Donnel1 Hall Council .......................................................................... 246 O'Donnell, Ruth IVI. .................................................... 196, 210, 215, 228 Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Gamma Mu, Sig- ma Tau Delta. Phi Chi Theta. Oelke, Ralph K. ........................................................................................ 180 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical En- gineering. Offenbacher. Gerard J. .......................................................................... 122 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Pi Sigma Epsilon. Offutt, Dorothy P. .................................................................................. 196 Mexico, Missouri. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Sigma Tau. Ogbuokiri, Godwin ......................................................,................. 265, 266 Ohrman, Bonnie J. ........................................................................ 196, 258 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Marquette University Chorus, Student National Education Association. O'Keane, Kathleen M. ........................................................ 196. 214, 255 Colgate, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Psi Chi, Varieties Council. O'Kc-efe, Michael ............................. ...................... ................. 2 2 2, 265 O'Lavin, Blake .......... ,............. 2 14 Olclenborg, Karen J. ..... .......... 2 58 METAL FORMS CORP. Established 1909 3334 N. Booth St. Milwaukee, Wis. 53212 Manufacturers of METAFORM STEEL FORMS FOR CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION I Curb and Gutter Forms-Sidewalk Forms Paving Forms--Straight Wall Forms Circular Forms - Monhole Forms ' c o nl P A u V 4290 N. Teutonic Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53209 Institutional - Hotel - Restaurant Purveyors of Choice ond Prime Meats 328 HILSTROM ERECTIN COMPANY REINFORCING STEEL ERECTING 320 S. 19th St. Milwaukee 53233 ORchard 2-1132 JOHN HENNES TRUCKING CO. MACHINERY MOVERS 320 S. 'l9l'h St. Milwaukee 53233 ORcl1arcl 2-3470 Olsen, jenann C. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 6 1 Ott. K, ,,,,,,,,v,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,l,A,,,,AA,,AA,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,AV,,A,,,,,,,Y,, , ,244 Olsen. Susan E. ....,V,,.,V,.,.,,,,,,V ,,,.... ,,,,,,,,V..,..,,......,,,,...,.,,,,,,.,,7,,....,,..,, 2 S 9 Oxley, L. Thomas .....A,,,,,,,.A,,,,...,,,,,.,...,7,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,7,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,, 180 O'1x1Cf11'l1, Suzanne M. Y,..V,,,,Y..,Y,,..,,.,,,Y,,....,....,...,...Y,..,.,, 185, 226, 250, 236 Hurricane, West Virginia. Bachelor of Science in Electrical West Medford, Massachusetts. Bachelor of Arts in Journal- ism. Theta Phi Alpha, Theta Sigma Phi, Brooks Council, Tribune. O'Neill, Donald J. ,.,,...,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,Y,,.l,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,lY, 176 Butte, Montana. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Psi Omega, junior American Dental Association. O'Neill, Kathleen C. ..........,...........,...........,....,,,,,.........,..........,,,..... 205, 227 Northbrook, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta. ONeill, Mary E. ........................,...........,............,........,......... 196, 239, 246 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Student National Edu- cation Association, XWomen's Interresidence Hall Council. Onestinghel, John L. ,............,,.....,,.,,,..............,.,.,,.,,.,,,,,...,.,,,,....,,,,,,,, 1'2 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Scabbard Sc Blade, Anchor and Chain Society. Opgenorth, Diane C. ...........................,........,..,,..,......,,,.......,......,....,,,, 196 West Bend, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Delta Pi, Phi Eta Chi, Hispanic Club. Engineering. Phi Theta Psi, Debate. P Pachikara, Stephen A. ............,...................,,,,....,,,......,,,,,,.....,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 66 Pack, Ronald L. .......,.,..................,..,,..............,.....,,,,YY,,,,,,,..,,...,,,,,,,,,.,., 176 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Alpha Ep- silon Pi, Delta Sigma Delta. Packee, Thomas R. .................,..,..............,,,..,,,,...,,..,....,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 172 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Atl- ministration. Varsity Basketball, Golf. Pagano, Leonora M. ................................,.,,...............,.........,,,........ 206, 255 River Forest, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. Pi Alpha Sigma. Pagano, Richard J. ...... ....................,................. ......,,.....,.........,,.,,,.., 2 2 2 Page, Sylvia M. ......,. ........... 2 41 Pailey, Philip M. ....... ......... ..................................,,.....................,... 2 2 i Paiser, Ronald F. .....,,.........,,...,.................................,.........,..,....... 176, 256 Waukegan, Illinois. Doctor of Dental Surgery. junior Ameri- O'Regan, james j, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,i,,,,,,,,V,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 25, 266 can Dental Association. O'Reilly, Kathleen M. .......,........................,..........,............,........... 183, 266 Palke. Duane W. .................... ...................,......................................... 2 25 Boonton. New jersey, Bachelor of Arts in journalism. People Pallai, Dennis J. ......... ........ 224. 249 to People, International Relations Club. Palombit, Elizabeth I. ..,..............................................................,.. 246, 262 O'ReilIy, Marilyn ,.,,......,.....,...,,i,,.,,,,.,..,,i,,, ,,,,,, 266 PanC1Cl1, Karen IVI. ........................................................................ 178. 230 Orientation Leaders ,,V,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 5 7 Great Falls, Mont. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Ostermann, Ellen T. ...., ..,..,... 2 28 Eta. Osting, Richard J. ,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 31 Panenka, james B. .................................................................................... 196 Osrlie, Randolph J, ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,r 2 16, 2'o Wfest Allis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sailing Club. O'Sullivan, joseph P. ..,. ...,... .,,,,...,..,, 2 -1 7 Panian, Nancy A. .................................................................................... 259 Oswald, Agnes ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 2 62 Panlener, Richard .......,................................................................ 224, 242 Oswald, John T. ...............,........................ ...... 1 96 Papa, .IOCI C. ....1........................................................................... 172, 220 Duluth, Minnesota. Bachelorof Arts. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- Oft, David R, ,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,r,,,, 180 ministration. Alpha Delta Sigma, Sailing Club. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical En- Parent, Judith R. .................................................................... 228, 230, 263 gineering. Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. Park. john R. ........................................................................ 196, 214, 218 Off, Melinda M, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,VV,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ri,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 196 Arlington, Virginia. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Psi Michigan City, Indiana. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Delta Phi, Phi Chi, Knights of the Altar, Tip-Off, Campus Carnival. Alpha Theta, Liberal Arts Sodality, Missio. Parr, Dennis ....................................................Y...............-..............Y........-- 180 Owen, Sharon L, ,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...r,,,..i,,,,,,,,, 196, 230 Janesville, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Eta Chi, Phi Pasquan. Rudolph J. ................................---.......................YY.........Y.......... 176 Alpha Eta, Ballroom Dance Club, Young Democrats. Roslyn, Washington. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Psi Omega. Louis HQEEEMANN co. 'l'l7 N. Jefferson St. Milwaukee, Wis. 53202 BR. 6-2695 Ornamental Metals. Architectural Metals. Ventilating. Stainless Steel Specialties. Industrial Sheet Metal. Architectural Sheet Metal. Slate 8. Tile Roofing. 3 29 Best Wishes, Marquette University RELIABLE KNITTING WORKS 2051 North lflth Street Milwaukee, XVisconsin 53205 I Pathuis, Margaret ,..., ,...,..,,,.,,,.,,.. 2 60. 261 Peters, Mark C. ..,,,,,,....,,,..,,,,,,,,..,....,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,, 218 Paulus, Dave ....,,,,,,,..,,, ,,,........,, ....,,..,,..,,,,,i.,,,.,,,,i,.,,,,,,,. 2 25, 236 Peters, Michael B. ................,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,i...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,ii,, 196, 215 Paulus, jane A. ,..,....,.,,..,,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,.,..,,,,..,,,,,.,..,..,,.,.... 196, 216, 217, 256 Vlfauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi Sigma. Sigma Gamma Chi, Pi Mu Epsilon. Phi Sigma Tau, Math Peterson, Virginia L. ....,,......,,,,............1,..,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,, 204 Club, Student Affiliate of American Chemistry Society. Shorewood, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- Pauly, Mary E. ...,............,,,,,,,.....,,,,.,..,,,,...,..,,,,,,...,,,,,,.,,..,,....,...,,........,. 226 nology. Alpha Delta Theta, Ice Capers Club, Pauly, Thomas E. .....,,,Y,,,......,,...,...,,,.......,,,,,,,,,..,,,,..,,,,,,...,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,... 196 Petrie, Ronald A. ,,,,....,...,,......,,,,,....,.,,,,,,,,....,,,,...,,,.,,...,,.,,....,,..,...,...,,., 256 Port Washington, XVisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Petrie, Thomas W. ..,.,,,,,,..........,,,.....,,,,.....,,..,,,..,,..,,....,,.,,,., 180, 210, 216 Arts. Pi Mu Epsilon. Malone, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical En- Paveglio, jerry E. ............,........, ......................................................... 2 34 gineering. Alpha Sigma Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Pavesic, Kathleen L. ...................,......,....,...............................,.... 196. 230 Marquette Engineer, Engineering Council. Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Eta Chi, Student Petrusek, joseph ..........................................,,..................,............. 252, 263 Senate. Women's lnterresidence Hall Council. Petruzalek, Kathryn M. ,............................................................... 183, 230 Pawlowski, Gene J. ....,........,............................,.........,......... ...........,... 2 2-1 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in journalism. Theta Sigma Peatee, Diana J. ...... ...... ...,.....,.. ..,............ 2 5 3 Phi.Tribune. Peatee, Sandy L. ...,.,..... ...... 2 29, 237 Pezza, jay .....,.............,..................,.........,..............,.........,,...................,,.. 244 Pecsi, Patricia Ann ..,.. ..... 2 30, 250 Pfau, Michael J. ............................................,............,........,,............,,...... 184 Peek, Penny .........,.... .........,.. 2 36 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Delta Sigma Pi, Pegis, Anton C. ,.... ....,... 1 19 Phi Delta Phi. Pekarek, Ray ...... ..... 2 0 Pfau, Ray H. ......,....,.. ....................... ....................,..... .............,.. 2 7 5 Pekoz, jean J. ....... ........,.. 2 30 Phi Alpha Theta .... ......., 2 12 Pelkey, Jim ................,.........................................,.................................,. 270 Phi Chi Theta ....... ...,.... 2 28 Pence, john W. .................,............................................................ 18-1, 223 Phi Delta Phi ............,...... ...........,.,...,... 2 25 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Eta Chi ....,.......,............. ,..................,....... 2 30 Phi Delta Phi. Phillips, Allene C. ..,,.,,......... ......... 2 37, 243, 255 Penn, Stephen F. ............ ......,....................,....................................... 260 Phillips, Beth J., Director .. .......,............. ...132 People to People ...... ............... 2 60 Phillips, William ..,,.......... ......,,............. 2 21 Pepin, Paul S. ....,........... ......... 249, 252 Phi Sigma .,,.................... ,..... . .215 Perhay, Geraldine L. ........ .......... ................ ..,.... ,.............. 2 4 5 P hi Sigma Tau .................... ..,..... 2 14 Perhay, Judy E. ...................,.,.......................... t ...........,.......................... 228 Phi Theta Psi ........................... ........ 2 22 Perri, Nicholas A. ..,.........................,.................,..................,................ 176 Physical Therapy Council ................. ....,........ ......, ,...... ,....... 2 4 3 Waukegan, Illinois. Doctor of Dental Surgery. junior Ameri- Pi Alpha Sigma ...............,,............,.........,.....,,.................,......,................ 255 can Dental Association. Piaskoski, Paul A. ................,,.......,..,,......,,.....................,........................ 196 Perrone, Diane ..,.,,...............,.... ,,........,....,.......................... 2 19, 228, 230 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Young Democrats. Perry, Priscilla E. ,........ ,...... .....,....... . ., ,....... 213, 227, 251 Picconatto, john A. ,..........,...............................,..............,......,......... .....222 Pershing Rifles ,.......... ....................................................,.,.........,............. 2 32 Pick, john .,,.....,........ .....................................,................................... 1 11 Peterburs, Carole V. ............,.........,....................................................... 196 Pi Delta Phi .................. .,.. ..,,... ,........, . . . .,,.........., ......... . . 215 Mequon. Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sophomore Co-ed Piechowski, Donald ....,................,........,..............................,..........,....... 252 Board, Women's lnterresidence Hall Council, Young Repub- Piekarz, Ronald L. ....................,...................,....,,..........,........,................. 180 licans. Wallington, New jersey. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical En- Petri, Karen j. ......................,......................,.......................................,.. 196 gineering. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Dormi- Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. tory Council. I E Z AINTR coRPoR Tlo uality Made Us the World 's Largest 330 Pierce, Ronald A. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,...ww.....Y. ....A .....,ww,,,, A 1 So, 21o, 216, 225 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Engineering Knights. Sigma Phi Delta, WI-IO'S XVI-IO in American Colleges and Universities, Interfraternity Council. Piering, Diane IMI, i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Vw,,,,,,,,,ww,W,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,--,-,, ,,,,-- 2 45 Pi Gamma Mu ,,,,,,,,,,,, ---,,, 2 13 Pikulik, James W, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 55 Piller, Marguerite J. ,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 .15 Pilot, Janice R. ,,,,,,, YVYVVY 2 51 Pi Mu Epsilon v,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,V,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,v,,,,ww 216 Pindel, Ronald S. ,,,,,,,,........,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 176 glilwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma e ta. Piper, Judith A. ....,,.......22.....,e,,2.......,i,,,,i,1,,,,,,,,ii,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 196, 215, 266 Milwaukee, Wisctmnsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi Sigma. Piper, Terrence J, ......,.....,,,,,,,,...,...,,.,,..,,,...,,.,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,, 2 22 Pi Sigma Epsilon ..... ,,,,,.,,,. 2 25 Pi Tau Sigma ........... ,,..,.....,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,111 2 10 Pitch, Sandra J. ....,,,,,,,,,,,...,,.,,.,...,,,,,,,,,...,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, 208, 253 Lakewood, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Sigma Sigma Epsilon. Pitou, Carol M. .....,.,...........,,........,.,,,,,,..,,,,,,,.,....,, ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 96 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Plant, William H. ...............,........,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,, 225 Platt, Agnes H. ................................................ 172, 228, 234, 240, 258, 259 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Phi Chi Theta, Wheel, Riflery. Platt, Joan M. .......................................................... ...... 2 66 Platte, Leigh R. ............,,,,.....,.,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,, , 229 Players .....................,,,..,,,..,....,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 107 Plemich, James J. ..............................,,.,.......,.,....,...,.,.,,,,....,,,........,.,.,.... 172 Whiting, Indiana. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- tration. Pi Sigma Epsilon, Marketing Club. Ploszaj, Leon C. .........,..........,,.,.........,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,.,,,.,....,. 181 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Society of Automotive Engineers. Plotkin, Norman .....,,,,,.,........,,,.,,.,....,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,.,.,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 176, 240 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Alpha Ep- silon Pi, Alpha Omega. Podvin, Francis ............,,,,..... ,. ..,,,,, ,,...,,..,.,,,,,,,,.,....,,,,,,., 2 20, 233 .2 .. 2 2 I, 1 66The Finest I 1 'l Y l ll By ANY STANDARD 1 l 1 1, I Hotel Schroeder I I l V 1 ll 1 l MILWAUKEE ' l J Walter Schroeder, President ' ill l l Podriznrk, Patricia J. .........................................................,..,,,,,,.,,,,,...,.. 196 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Young Republicans, Student National Educational Association. Poehling, Gary G. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,..,, 196. 215, 222, 236, 242, 260 LaCrosse, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi Sigma, Alpha Phi Omega, Liberal Arts Student Council, Tip- OE Council. Poetzeo, Christine .......,. . ,........... ,252 Pohl, Kenneth P. ............... ,,,,,.........,. 2 2-I Polachek, Christine lvl. ...,. .,,,,,, 2 19, 241 Polandis, Mark F. .......................................... ,....,,,,,,,. 2 61 Polidori, Charles F, ,,,,..,..,......,,,,....,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 1 96 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Political Union ................................................................................,.....,, 261 Pollock, James D. .................................................................. 196, 214, 264 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Sigma Tau, Gymnastics Club, Rabbits Athletic Club. Polt, Gregory C. ................,.....................,......................,,,.,.. 181, 255, 262 Pierce, Nebraska. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. Polulach. Barbara ........................,...........,.,....................,.,..........,,,, 227, 261 Popek, Thaddeus J. ..................................................... ........ 2 25, 253, 263 Portman, John W. ..............,,................., .,.,....,.,..........., 1 96 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Porto, Judith A. ......................................... ......... 2 59, 246, 250 Poryc, Anne C. ................................................ ....................................... 2 34 Poshek, Donna M. .................................................................................. 196 St. Paul, Minnesota. Bachelor of Arts. Kappa Beta Gamma. Poulsen, James D. ............................................................................ 172, 267 Racine, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- tration. Varsity Basketball. Powers, Emilie D. .......................................................................... 196, 213 Naperville, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Delta Phi, Sceptre 8: Sword, Avalanche Club, Marquette Uni- versity Chorus. Powers, Judy ............................................................................................ 252 Pralle, Patrick M. .................................................................................. 196 LaCrosse, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Alpha Theta, Marquette University Chorus. Pratte, Bernard S. .................................................................................... 1 f6 Woodland Hills, California. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Alpha Phi Omega, Cheerleader. Pregenzer, Susan A. ...................................A.......................................... 196 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Pre-Med Club .......................................... .....l 2 50 Prendergast, Mary T. .................................. ....... 1 96 Oak Park, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Pribbanow, Rodney C. ............................... ............ ................... 2 6 0 Price, Joe .................................................................-A............1................ 262 Price, Rosalie A. ............................................................................ 196, 214 Rochester, Minnesota. Bachelor of Arts. Psi Chi, Sociology Club. Propsom, John T. .......................................................... ................... 2 13 Proskey, Vincent J. .................................................................................. 202 Detroit, Michigan. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi. Protopappas, Kosmas .............................................1.............. 176. 240, 256 Price, Utah. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Junior American Dental Association. Proust, Robert J. ...... AAA- ........ ---2............---- .----2--1.... 2 2 5 Prudlow, Bill ................. .......... .......... ...................---------------A 2 T 0 Prudlow, Richard J. ..........................................-------.................-..-- 225 Pruhs, Ronald J. ................................................................----......-- 176, 240 Toledo, Ohio. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Dental School Stu- dent Council, Student Senate. Psi Chi ...........................l........................................----....----------,,----,----------- 214 B A D G E R ' CONSTRUCTION CO. PAVING CONTRACTORS I MILWAUKEE I Quadracci, Leonard J. ,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,..,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 2 5 - 1 Quasney, jayn E. ,,,,,,,A,,A ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,A ,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A..,,,, 2 L 1 5 Wauwatosa, Wisconsln. Eachelor of Science in Nuzsing. Chi Sigma Chi. Quatman, Robert ,,,iiii,,,,,,,..,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,... ..,,ii,,..,,,,,,...,,,.,,,.,..,,,,,,., 2 52 Quetel, Thomas A. ..,.,.ii,,,,,i.....,,.,,,,,,,.....,,.........,,,,,. ,A...,,,,...,..,.,,,,,i.,.., 2 02 St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi. Quigley, Robert M. ...,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,...,,,,.,,,,,,i..,,,,,,,i,.,,,.i.,,..,,..,,..,, 122, 258 De Pere, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. Management Club, Accounting Club. Quinn, Kathleen A. ..,,....,,,,.,.,.,,,,...,,,,...,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,.,,,...,,,,,,,,..,,,,..,, 248, 251 Quinn, Lois M. ...............,...................,.....,........,......... ...................... 2 51 Quinn, Mary L. ,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,.,, ,,,,.., 2 5 7, 243, 255 Quinn, Michael B. ..............,,..,...,.....,............ ..... . ..,.,,.. 1 96 Escanaba, Michigan. Bachelor of Arts. R Rabbits .................,..........,......,,..........,...................................................... 264 Rachac, john N. ...,.,,,.....,........,,...........,..,..,...,..,..........,,.....,,,,,.,.,. 196, 231 Prague, Minnesota. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Pi Mu Epsilon, Scabbard 81 Blade, Anchor and Chain Society. Rader, john P. ....,..,....,.............,,..,........................ ......,...,............. 1 96, 250 Brookfield, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Marquette University Concert Band, Sociology Club. Radich, Rodoljub ........,...............,....,............................................. ......,, 1 81 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical En- gineering. Radio Amateurs of Marquette ........ ....... .........,,..... 2 6 5 Radomski, Gail A. .,.........,.......,.,........,......,...., ..... ...,... 2 5 1, 261 Radtke, Kathleen C. ...,,........................,,.,.....,,......,........ ............, 1 96 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Orientation. Rafferty, Lyn M. .,......,............,.....,,........,...........,...........,..... ....... 2 O8 Highland Park, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Rafthis, Ellen M. ....,.....,...............,.........................................,.. ....... 2 52 Rainville, Sister St. Anysie .....,.............................................................. 205 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Rajec, Andrew M. .......................................................,...............,.... 122, 215 Milwaukee, Vlfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Beta Alpha Psi. Rakovich, Marko ......,................................ ,...,..........,............................ 1 72 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Ramlow, Patricia A. ........................................................................ 19'. 255 Park Ridge, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Varsity Varieties Coun- cil, Dormitory Council. Rampone, john F, ,...........,.......,............,... ..........,....,....,.......,............... 2 3-1 Ran, Meir .................................................,............,................................... 181 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engi- neering. Randolph, john G. ,................,.......,..............................,....... 197, 21-1, 222 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Psi Chi, Phi Theta Psi. Ranski, Virginia J. ..............,..,..,....,........,...........................,......... 206, 255 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Physical Ther- apy. Pi Alpha Sigma. Rapozo, Lynn A. .,...........,...................................................,.. 197, 230, 258 Kauai, Hawaii. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Eta Chi, Student Na- tional Education Association, Peace Corps. Raster, john M. .,...............,,........................,.......................................... 224 Ratajczak, Edward J. .................................................... 122. 215, 254. 262 Kewaunee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Beta Alpha Psi, Accounting Club, Marquette University Sacred Music Choir. SAVE AT THE FRIENDLY Mitchell Street ' Savings 8i Loan Ass'n Joseph T. Tolsky, Pres. Morie V. Tclsky, Sec'y-Trees. 1605 W. Mitchell Sf. Mlfchell 5-5962 All Accounts insured up to 510,000 Mortgage Loans at reasonable rates. 331 Ratkowski, Mary J. ,,,, 227 Ratte, Susan M. ...,,....,,..,,,,..,,,..,,,,,,, .,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,V,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 59 Ratz, Margaret E, ...,,,,,..,,....,,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,--,,,,,,,,,---,-,,,,,-, 197 Oak Creek, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Rauckman, William D. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,-,,,,,, 265 Rauen, Kay M. ....,,,,.,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,----.,,,,,,--,,,,, ,,,--,, 2 05 Burlington, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Rauen, L. Carl ..,,.....,......,,,,..,.,...,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 197, 213 Burlington, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Knights of the Altar, Track, Cross Country, Pre-Med Club. Rausch, Kathryn ,,.....,.,..,,,,.,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,1,,1,,, ,,,, 2 62 Rausch, Raymond J. .........,,,,.,,....,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 184, 223, 257 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Phi Delta Phi, Marquette Oyer, Student Bar Association. Rauwald, Thomas C, .,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,22,,,,,,,,,,2,2,,,22,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,11 1 72 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Anchor and Chain Society. Rauwolf, Kathy T. ,..,,,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 26, 243, 255 Raymond, Emily K. ,,,. ,,,,-,,, 2 33, 252 Raymonds, Henry ,....,,,,.. ,,,,..,- 2 67, 268 Reardon, Patrick M. ..., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,1--,,,, 2 21 Rebatzke, Mary Ann ,,..,,,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 218, 250 Rectenwalcl, Anne K. .,,,....,,..,,,,,,,,...,,,,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,1,,, 197, 213, 261 Duluth, Minnesota. Bachelor of Arts. Pi Delta Phi, Pi Gamma Mu, Political Union, Young Republicans. Regan, james M. ,..,,......,.,,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,YY,,,,,,,,,,,,,11,11,,,,,,,,,, 265 Regan, jane F. .......................,,..,,,,,....,,,.....,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 97 Troy, New York. Bachelor of Arts. Regan, Patricia M. ....,,,,.......,....,.......,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,, 178, 250 Burlingame, California. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta. Registered Nurses' Club ,......,.,,,,,,,,,.....,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 258 Regner, john C. ..,...............,,.,,,..,,..,.,,.,,...,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 197, 232 McHenry, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Pershing Rifles, Scabbard 84 Blade. Renier, james M. ...........................,.........,,,,,,,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 225, 240 Rehm, Michael A. .............................. ...,,,,....,,,,,,,1.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 47 Reichenberger, joseph C. ..,....................,........,,.,,,,,..,r 181, 211, 216, 255 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engi- neering. Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, American Society of Civil Engineers. Reif, Kerry .........................................,1..,,,,,,.....,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 27 Helwig Carbon Brushes Rin top , , ,, 2a J Absorb Vibration I ,f Improve Commutation if-f.,.i.,.,... - J Assure Longer Brush Lite Brzislws are carrier! in stock for RED TOP with HQD Terminal 0 WELDING GENERATORS 0 PORTABLE TOOLS 0 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC TRUCKS 0 BATTERY CHARGERS 0 FRACTIONAL HORSEPOWER MOTORS Hvlzvig Quick Disconrzcrt Tfwnzinals for Safe, Quick Brush Clzzuzgel HELWIG CARBON PRODUCTS, Inc. 2550 N. 30th St. Milwaukee, Wis. 53210 PHONE: FR. 2-3113 M AY N A R D ELECTRIC STEEL CASTING Co Electric Furnace Steel Castings for All Purposes General Office and Works 2356 S. 27 th Street Phone Mltchell 5-0440 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1ES ... Reilly, Mary C. ,...,,......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,...,,,, . ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,V,,,,,,,,,,,,VA,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 197 Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Bachelor of Arts. Psi Chi, Marquette University Chorus, Varsity Varieties. Reilly, Thomas A. .,..,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,....,,,,..,.,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 265 Reinbold, Donald E. ,,,....,.....,,,......,,.....,--,...,,,.-,,..,,,.,...,,,,,,s,,,,,,,,,s 181, 255 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engi- neering. American Society of Civil Engineers. Reiske, Peter F. ,..,,,,,,,..,,..,,,,,,,.Y.,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,.1..V,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,Y.,,., 220, 257 Reiter, John L. ...,,,,,..,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,, 184, 223, 233 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Alpha Phi Omega, Phi Delta Phi, Marquette Law Review. Reiton, Gary L. ....,,......,,,.....,,,,..-,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,....,,....,.,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 220 Religious Council .....,,.,..............,...............,..,,.........,...,,,..,..,....,,..,...,,,,..,. 237 Rembowski, James A. ..........................,,i,,,........,,,,.....,,.,,,.,,,.,,,..,,,,,,.,,,, 172 St. Francis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Rempe, Paul L. ............,...........,....,...,......,,..................,....,,,.....,,,,,,. 197, 222 Waukesha, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Theta Psi, Mar- quette University Concert Band, Missio. Renchard, Ron ...,..,,......,,...........,.,,,........,,,..,,..........,.,............ 136, 264, 269 Rengstorff, Peter V. .............,....,....,,,......,........,....,,.,,...,..,,.,...,,,..,..,...,,,, 176 Madison, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta. Repensek, Thomas G. ..,..........,...,...,,,......,........,..,..,....,,..,..,........,, 219, 251 Resheske, Diane M. ...............,.....,,,..,,.,,......,...,.......... 178, 230, 239, 243 Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta, Dental Hygiene Student Council, Women's Student Council. Retzer, James P. .............,........,..................,...,...,....,,,..,......,...,,...,,....... 265 Retzer, Robert F. .,...,,,...,,... ,,1......,..,........,...,,....,.....,...,,......,,,,,.,..,,,.,,.. 2 65 Revall, Daniel R. ..........,.,.,......,...,.,.......,....,...............,...,....,,,......,, 181, 212 West Allis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical En- gineering. Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Mu Epsilon, Blue- print, Avalanche Club. Rho Tau Beta .,,....,....,,..........,...........................,..........,.......,,...,,..,..,,,.,.. 257 Rhyner, Carol J. ..............,... ............,........,.,.....,, 2 54 Rhyner, Susan V. ..,.......... ....,.,...,,.,,...,,,,.,.,..,......,,,...... 2 13, 227, 229, 251 Rich, James L. ..,.......,.,,....................................,..,.............,............ 197, 259 Bay City, Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Avalanche Club. Richards, Patty ...........,.........,...,........,.,,,..........,...,.....,.........,.....,.,......,... 227 Richards, Willard E., Jr. ......,,......,.....,.,..,...............,...,.,..........,,.....,...,.. 181 Des Plaines, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. American Water Works Association, American Society of Civil Engineers. Rick, Michael B. ......,.......,..............,.......,........,............................. 197, 212 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Alpha Theta. Ricoeur, Paul ............................................................................................ 20 Riebe, Michael J. ..,...............,.........................,................,...,....,,.......... 172 Grafton, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. Rieck, Ronald R. ..,......................,... .................... ........ 1 9 7 Shorewood, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Riedner, Robert J. .,............................................. ........ 2 34 Rieger, John J. ......................,............................ ......., 1 97 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Rifelj, Sophia ..,...........................................,...... ....,... 2 63 Rifle Team .............,........,........................................................................... 231 Riley, Daniel R. ......,.....,......................................................................... 176 Waukegan, Illinois. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta, Junior American Dental Association. Riley, Patricia A. .................................................................................... 197 St. Louis, Missouri. Bachelor of Arts. Rinaldi, Carl L. ........................................................................ 172, 225, 253 Detroit. Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- tration. Pi Sigma Epsilon, Marketing Club. Rinaldi, Gerald M. .....................,....,....................................................... 181 Mundelein, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engi- neering. Rink, Nancy J. .............,.............................................,............................ 197 Rock Island, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Young Democrats. Rinzel, Daniel .......................................................................................... 222 Rionda, Gayle C. ......,........................................ .................................. 1 97 Washington, D.C. Bachelor of Arts. Riordan, Susan J. .......................................................1 208, 226, 241. 257 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Gamma Pi Epsilon, Sceptre 84 Sword, Rho Tau Beta, Orientation leader, Speech Student Council. Riordan, Ray J. ............................................................ 221, 225, 236, 253 Riotto, Gary ...................................................................-.,..............-...---- 270 Rishwain, Raymond J. .......................................,....................---........... 176 Stockton, California. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Psi Omega. Riso, Linda A. .........................................................................---........---. 197 Eastchester, New York. Bachelor of Arts. Theta Phi Alpha, Marquette University Chorus, Sailing Club. Riso, Lois L. ............................................................................ 9-1, 226, 241 333 H. FOSCATO TERRAZZO CO. Henry Foscoto, M.U. Eng. '26 Vincent Foscoto, M.U. Eng. '49 I TERRAZZO CONTRACTORS I 7261 N. 107th St. Milwaukee, Wis. 53224 Telephone: FLagstone 4-8280 I Roach, Kathleen M. ..........................,.........,............,.......,...,....., 204, 229 Highwood, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Medical Technol- ogy. Alpha Delta Theta. Robak, James ................................,........,............,.....,.......................,......, 252 Robb, Gail M. ..................,................................................. 197, 210, 227 Green Bay, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Beta Gamma. Roberg, Kenneth J. ............ .......................................................,, 2 15, 254 Roberts, John W. ........... .,,,.... 2 22, 242 Roberts, Susan J. ............... ........,.........,.....................,,...............,,.......... 2 26 Roberts, Thomas H. ..............................,................................,................ 202 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Robinson, Terence P. ......................................................................,,.... 181 Milwaukee. Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engi neering. American Society of Civil Engineers. Robinson, William G. ......,,.....,...............,...,........... ....,............ 2 21 Rodriguez, Reynel J. ............,........,.. ............. ............. .......,. 2 3 4 , 266 Roe, Horton ....,.......,.............................................................. .......,...... 2 62 Roe, Patrick A. .......................................................,................ ........... 2 02 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi. Roedler, George ...................................................................,...... ........ 2 70 Roessig, Allen W. .........................................................................,.......... 231 Rogers, Barbara S. .................................................................................. 183 Rocky River, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Hilltop, Tribune, Chicago Club. Rohrmann, Pamela J. .....................................................,..............,....... 210 Romagosa, Alfredo A. .................................................................... 218, 266 Romanowsky, Ellen M. ................................................................ 204, 259 Indianapolis, Indiana. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech nology. Avalanche Club, Ice Capers Club. Romer, James F. .................................................................................... 202 Dayton, Ohio. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Student American Medical Association. Rooney, Katherine C. ..........................................................................., 197 Plymouth, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Rose, Richard B. .................................................................... 248, 261, 262 Ross, Wayne A. ............................................................ 172, 220, 234, 239 West Allis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad ministration. Alpha Delta Sigma, Wheel. Rossi, James J. ................................................................................ 172, 221 LaGrange Park, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Alpha Kappa Psi. 1 1 The 4 , CLUB 334 Rossini, Edwin R. .A,,....,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.....,......,,,,....,,,,,,A, 184, 225, 259, 257 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Laws. Phi Delta Phi, Triangle, Marquette Law Review. Student Bar Association. ministration.'Anchor and Chain Society. 173 Ryan, Daniel F. ,,,,..,,,,,,...,.,,,....,,v.,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,.,,,,,v,v,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i A,,, ,,,, . Calumet City, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Atl- Rossow, Gretchen A. ..,,,,,......,..,,,...,,..........,.,.....,,,,.,,,,,, .......,,,,,,,,.. 1 97 Ryan, Daniel O. ......,,..A.,,..,,..,,,..,,,....,,,,,.,,,,i.......,,... ..,,,,,.....,,, 2 23, 231 St. Clair, Michigan. Bachelor of Arts. Ryan, James R. ,,,,,...,..,.,,,.,,,,,,,.......,,..,........,, ,,,,,,,, 2 25, 250 Rosswurum, Mary Ann ....,,,.................,,,,,,,..,r,,...,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,...,,.,,,,,,, 1-18, 230 Ryan, John C. ,.,.....,,,,.,,,.,,....,.,,,,,,,............. ......,,,r,,,. 1 97 Roszkowski, Joseph J. .....,,,,,,......,......,,,,....,,,,..........r,,,,,......,.r,i...r, 184, 223 Utica, New York. Bachelor of Arts. Central Falls. Rhode Island. Bachelor of Laws. Sigma Tau Ryan, Mary M. ....,,.,,,,,........,,......,.,,................,,,,.............,.,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,., 19' Delta, Sigma Tau Gamma, Phi Delta Phi. Syracuse, New York. Bachelor of Arts. Young Democrats, Roth, Terence V. ..,.....i..i...,,,,,......,,.......r....,.i,....,..,.......i....,... 197, 215, 250 Avalanche Club. West Allis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Ryan, Patricia ......,,,,,.....,,,..........,......,,,...........,,... ...,,,,..,..,.,,,,.,..,.,,....,,,, 2 62 Phi Sigma, Math Club, Pre-Med Club, Ryan, Suzanne K. ........,...,,...................................,............ ...,,,,....r....,,,,, 2 48 Rothfus, Helen M. ....,.........,.....,,,,,..,...,....,...,,,,,,,,.,,.,.......,,,, 250, 241, 246 Ryan, William F. .,.......,,,...............,........................,,..,....,,,.... 175, 221, 239 Rouble, Catherine M. ....,.,,,,,.,.......,,,.....,,.,.,,,...,,,,,,,,..,....,.,,,,,,,,.... 197, 21-1 Oak Park, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- Watertown, New York. Bachelor of Arts. Psi Chi. istration. Alpha Kappa Psi, Interfraternity Council, Young Rowe, Gary J. ...................................................,...............i.,... .....,..... 2 02 Democrats. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi. Ryge, Peter .......................,......,..........,..............,......................,........ 197, 217 Rowlee, Wayne E. .......,........................,..............................,.................. 185 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Delta Theta Phi. Pi Mu Epsilon, Sigma Pi Sigma. Marquette Oyer. Rynders, Grant ...................................... .,,.. 2 63 Rozek, John F. ,.........................,..............,......................,.,.......,............. 172 Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- S istration. Beta Alpha Psi, Accounting Club. Sabel, Eugene G. .............................................A........................................ 181 Rozga, Anthony A. ............. .........,..........,..........,,,......................,,.,...... 2 32 Greenbush, Wisconsin. 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Sage, David .................. ..........,.................. ........ 2 4 8, 269 Russell, Theodore J. .............................................,...........,.......... 197, 221 Sage, Dennis K. ....,........................................... ...... ................. 1 9 7 Oak Park, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Kappa Psi. Greendale, Wisconsiii. Bachelor of Arts. Rutkowski, James A. ............................,,.....,..........,..........,,,.................. 172 Saggio. Carl J. ....,.............................................................,..... 197, 215, 250 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- Fox Point, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. ministration. Wheel. Phi Sigma, Pre-Bled Club. When You Insist Upon AFL-CIO Skilled Building Craftsmen I YOU MAKE SURE of Top Flight WCRKMANSHIP I onflThat New Home I MILWAUKEE BUILDING and CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL 5900 W. 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Salentine, Robert J. ,......,.....,.....,.......,............,..........,....,..........,............ 251 Scanlan, JoAnne C. ...................,...................,........ 208, 229, 2-15, 251, 268 Sampe, David A. ,...........,...,........................................,.....,...........,,....... 1'6 Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Speech Manitowoc, Wfisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta, Junior American Dental Association, Young Democrats. Prom Council. Correction. Chi Sigma Chi, Sigma Alpha Eta, Cheerleader, Samster, james P. ......,.,.....,,............,....,...,,..,........,....,.,,,......,.,.....,......... 220 Scanlan, Patrick J. .............................................................................,...,.. 198 San Buenaventura, Steffi .... ....... ..,....,..,.. 2 6 6 Shawano, Wisccinsin. Bachelor of Arts. 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Chi Epsilon, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, American Society of Civil Engineers. Schinoski, Patricia J. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,w,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Av,,,,,,,,..,,.,,,7vVV 193, 228 Ludlow, Vermont. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Sigma Gamma, Marquette University Chorus. Eau Claire Book 5 Stationery Company Schlund, Jacqueline A. ,...,.,,,,,,...., ,,,,,,,,,,,--,, 2 29, 257 Schmanski, Catherine A. .,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,.4i,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 58, 251, 252 Schmid, John U., Jr. .......a............................o,,...e........,....,..o........ 185, 220 Contact Us when In Need of S h Rive? Hills, Sllfisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Delta Theta Phi. FOLDING CHAIRS - BANQUET TABLES c mi t rances . ......,..............,.,.,..,,...,.......,.,,,,,.,,,.,,.,,,,,,.,1.,,,,, , Schmntj Jon, P, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, OFFICE DESKS - CHAIRS - LOUNGE CHAIRS Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. 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Sigma Schmitt, Kathryn M, -,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 28 Alpha Eta, Zeta Phi Eta, Schmitz, Francis T. ................,.,.......,...,......,,,.....,,,.,.........,. . ,,,,,,,, 176 Schweitzer, Judy .........................................................,...... ........ 2.,2....... 2 3 2 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Dental Surgery. 5ChWeIUeI1, Cullen R. .............................................. .....222.2................. 2 02 Schmitz, Gerald L. ,,,...,.,..,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 202 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine, West Allis, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Student American 5ChWeITle1', Paul E. ........................................................ 185, 220, 233, 241 MediCar1A550Cig1t10n,MarquetteMedlqalRgv1eW, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Delta Theta Phi. Schmitz, Kenneth L. ........................................................................,,,,,,,, 266 Scotellaro, John P. ..................................................................,..... ........ 2 23 Schnabel, Susan M. ............,.,............................................c....,................. 204 Scotellaro, Kathleen P. ..................................................................,.....cc,, 198 Merrill, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology. Niles, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. People to People, Student Alpha Delta Theta, Marquette University Chorus. National Education Association. Schneider, Judith A. ........................................................,.,..,...........,..,c., 198 Scott, Frank G. .............................................................,..................c.,,,,,, 198 New York, New York. Bachelor of Arts. Chi Sigma Chi, Park Falls, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Schneider, Rita ....................................................................,,cc...,,,.,,.......,. 262 Scott, Karen M. .................................................................... 198, 214, 228 Schnell, Mary Ellen ,..,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 27 Arlington, Virginia. Bachelor of Arts, Psi Chi, Sigma Delta Scholz, Robert C, .........,....., ,.............,.,. ,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 1 8 , 222 Pi, Delta Sigma Gamma. Schoo, Virginia L. ...,.........................................................1.........,....,,,,,,,, 219 Scott, Lal-IICHCC D. .........................................................,..........,............... 220 Schreck, Irene R. ......................................,.......,......,....,,..,,............,.,....... 205 SCllllY, Tl1OU1aS F. .................. . 224 Carroll, Iowa. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. R.N. Club. Seaman, Harry J. ............-............................................................... 238, 259 Schreiter, Stephen F. ..............,,......................................,.....,. 185, 223, 233 Seeley, Loretta A. .................................................................................... 198 Shorewood, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Phi Delta Phi, West Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Chi Sigma Chi. Triangle, Marquette Law Review. Seese, Pamela M. ............................................................................ 226, 237 Schroeder Hall Board of Representatives ....... .... ................ 2 4 7 Seibert, RiChard J. ........................................................... ......,....,......., 2 02 Schroeder, Susan .,..,,,,,,.,....,..,...,.,..........,,,,,... .,,.......... ,,...,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 6 3 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Schroeder, William J. ...............................,..............................,.......,..... 249 Seifert, 101111 J. .......................................................... 234 Schuetz, Richard W. ..............,......,......................,.....,...........,....,............ 198 Seitl, Kathleen A. .................................................................................... 238 Baldwin, New York. Bachelor of Arts. Rho Tau Beta, Wel- Seitz, MiCh21el R. ...................................................................................... 181 come Week-Senior Week. Racine, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. Schnler, Paul G, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 31, 249 American Society of Civil Engineers, Blueprint. Schultz, Baron L. ................................,.........,.................,......... .....,,.... 2 18 Seitz, Reynolds C., Dean ........................................................ 70, 241, 257 Schultz, Betsy K. ...............................1.................................................,.. 205 Solberg, Sandra G. .................................................................................. 204 Hartford, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology. Alpha Delta Theta, Schultz, John J, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,...,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 218 Varsity Varieties. Schultz, Thomas J. ........................................................................ 208, 232 Selting, Wayne J. ............................................................................ 231, 234 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Pershing Sell, Margaret M. ........................................................................ 198, 214 Rifles, Scabbard 81 Blade. Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Psi Chi, Student National Schulz, Susanne ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 228 EduC2-1tiOD ASSOCIZIUOH. Schuman, Mary B, ,,,,,,,,....,,.. .................. 2 61 Semmler, Gerald T. ................................................................ 198, 219, 250 Schuster, C, Lawrence ,,,,,,. ......... 2 64, 269 West Allis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sociology Club, Schuwecker, Gerald ,,,,,,, ..,,,,,..,,.,. 2 22 Liberal Arts Sodality. 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Sendik, Carol ,,,,....,,,..,,,,,.......,,,............A.......,,,...,,......,,,,,,,,,,..............,,.,,, 226 Sendik, Kathleen E. ,...,,...,,,..,,...........,.,,......,,,,,,,....,,,......,....,,,...,,,, 198. 226 Milwaukee, Wisccunsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta, Theta Phi Alpha. Seng, Barbara M. ..,,,,, ...... ,.,,.i ....,,,,,,,,,, . 2.22 Sgroi, Mary Jo .,,.,,.,,, . ,,..,,.......,...,...........,, ,.,,,....,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,., 252 Shafer, Carol L. ....................A,..,4....,.....,.......,.,............................. 208, 251 Bensenville, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Speech Correc- tion. Sigma Alpha Eta. Shafier, Russell E. .............. ...,., ..... 2 4 7 Shah, Jitendra K. ............. ,,,,,,,. 2 66 Shapiro, Fred A. .........., ....,....... 2 20 Sharpe, Douglas L. ................................... ........................... 222, 242 Shaughnessy, Kathleen ......,......,,..........,.....,.....................,.,,,,,.,....,,.,,.,,,, 198 Chicago, Illinois. 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Sigma Alpha Eta ..... ,,..,,,,.............. ...........,. ...........,,........,,,,.......... 2 5 1 Sigma Delta Chi .... .,,.... 2 21 Sigma Delta Pi ........, .....,, 2 17 Sigma Gamma Chi ..,... ....,.. 2 17 Sigma Phi Delta .,.,... ....... 2 25 Sigma Pi Sigma .......,.. ....... 2 17 Sigma Sigma Epsilon ..,,....,,,1... ...... .......................,..,........,..... 2 5 3 Sigma Tau Delta .........,...,,,,........, ,,....,.............,.,.......,,,.,,,..,.....,.,,..,,,,,. 2 10 Simonini, Karen L. ........,,.,.............,,...1.,,...,.i........ 178, 227, 230, 238, 243 Algonquin, Illinois. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Kappa Beta Gamma, Alpha Delta Eta, Dental Hygiene Student Council, p Welcome Week-Senior Week Council. Simons, Donald R. ...,...,....,..............,........,,..........,.............,...,,.....,..,,.. 173 Milwaukee. Wiscoiisiii. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Beta Alpha Psi, Delta Sigma Pi, Varsity Varieties. Sims, Robert D. .............,..,.........2...1......1...,.................,,,.,........,............. 212 Sims, Venita ..............,.,.,,,....,,,............................,.,.....,.,.....,..,............,,.... 244 Singleton, Michael J. .....................,.............,.,............,,.............,.. 173, 225 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Delta Sigma Pi, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Marketing Club. Business Administration Student Council. Sipusic. Philip J. ........................1,...............,..,...,...............,................... 173 Milwaukee, Wisccviisin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Avalanche Club, Sodality. Sires, Robert I. .,,,.............................,...........,i.,,.....Y........,..,..........,,,....,,. 173 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Pi Sigma Epsilon. Sitter, Stephen C. ........................,,..............,,.........,....,,.. ........,.......... 2 O2 Napa, California. Doctor of Ikiedicine. Phi Chi. Skalak. Francis M. ..........,,..............,........,..............,...................,..,,,........ 261 Skalitzky, Karen K. .,,,.............,..........i..............,..................,. 198, 211, 226 Milwaukee, NWisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Eta Sigma Phi, Sigma Tau Delta, Gamma Pi Epsilon, Theta Phi Alpha, Tip-Off Coun- cil, Marquette University Chorus. Skibba, Joseph ........,...........,,,,............,,,,.....,,,Y,,,............,,,...,,...,..,,...,...... 234 Skinner, Sande S. ........,,1.......,.,,,,............,,,..,,,......,,,,...,,....,,,,,.,,,..., 198, 260 Lake Zurich, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta, Chicago Club. Skogstrom, Kristine J ...................,............,....,,,,,,..,... 198, 210, 21-I, 216 Shorewood, Vfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi Sigma Tau, Pi Mu Epsilon. 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Smith, joseph S. ,.,,.,,,...,,,,,...,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 251, Smith, Julianne E. ....,,,,...,,,,,........,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..r..,,,i,,,,, 185, 22', 2511, Rockford, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in journalism. Gamma Pi Epsilon, VUHOS WHO in American Colleges and L'niversi- ties, Kappa Beta Gamma, Theta Sigma Phi, Hilltop, Orienta- tion leader. Smith, Mary Ann .,..,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,.,,,,,,.....,,,,.,,. Smith, Maryann M. ,,,,,,, ..,..,.......,,,..,,,,,,r.,,,,. ,,,,, . Smith, Melvin J. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, . Wauwatosa, XVisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Smith, Michael .,,.,,,,,..,..,,.,,,,...i...,,,,..,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,, 25 , Smith, Patricia A. ,,,,,,,,, .i,,.,,,...,,,...,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, 2 -16, Smith, Patricia M. .,.,.,,,,,.....,....,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,A.,,,,..,,.r..,,,,,...,,,.,,,,,r,.,, , Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing Theta Phi Alpha. Smith, Peter C. .................. ................,...,............................................ . Smith, Verne R. ..........,....................,...........,,.......................... ........ 1 99, Prospect Heights, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Rabbits Athletic Club, Chicago Club. Smith, Willirrm G. ............................,...........................,...,................... . Muskego, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Wlieel. 269 259 .268 265 250 126 232 25' .260 .248 198 270 251 .206 266 26-1 173 Smolinski, Bonnie A. .........................,..........................,,........ .......... 2 27 Smullen, William A. .............................................................................. 202 Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Smyczek, Anthony R. ....................,........,......................,.......,,............ , Milwaukee, XWisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. 1'5 Smyczek, ,Thaddeus M. .......................................................................... 255 Smyth, Rita K. ......................... ,.,...................................,..........r..,.......... 2 O4 Detroit, Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology Snyder, David L. .................................................................... 175, 221, Meadville, Pennsylvania. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Alpha Kappa Psi, Scahhard 8: Blade, Pershing 232 Rifles. Snyder, Harry G. ............................................................................ 185, 223 Oconomowoc, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Laws. Phi Delta Phi Marquette Oyer. Snyder, John F. ...,.............,.............................................................. 175, 225 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Delta Sigma Pi. Snyder, Margo L. ................................................ ...... 1 99 La Crosse, Xxfisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Snyder, Sister Mary Ida ........................................................................ 202 Waltham, Massachusetts. Doctor of Medicine, Student Ameri- can Medical Association. Sobkowiak, jo Ann ................ ....... 2 52 Soccer Club ........................... ....... 2 64 Soccer Team ......... ........ 2 69 Sociology Club ........ ........ 2 50 Soderholm, Craig E. .................................... ......................................... 2 21 Soehnlen, Barbara j. ...........................................................,.. ........... . Canton, Ohio. Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology. Sokolski, lNIichaeI E. ..................,............................................. ..... . 181, Green Bay. Vlfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical En gineering. Marquette Engineer. Engineering Sodality. Sokop, john L. ..................................................................,,...... ..... l 81, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical En gineering. Sigma Phi Delta, Institute of Electrical and Elec 20-1 218 225 tronic Engineers, Engineering Student Council, Marquette University Chorus. Sonntag, Betty J. ........ ......................... ........................................... . Sonntag, joan M. ................................................... ................., ..... 1 7 8. Tivo Rivers, XX'isconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta. junior American Dental Hygiene Association, Dental Hygiene Chorus. Sophomore Coed Board ....... ....... ...... Sorgi, Michael L. ............ ..... . Souers, Tim .......... .......... .......... de Souza, Anthony .... ........................................................................ Sovern, Steven E. ...................................................................... ..... l 99. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Bachelor of Arts. Rabbits Athletic Club Speckert, Marlene F. ........................................................... 201. 229. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech- nology. Alpha Delta Theta, Student Senate, Medical Tech nology Student Council. 77' 250 .237 225 269 266 264 242 33 BOB McGUCKEN INC. Concrete and Asphalt Paving N60 W15871 Kohler Lane 78'I-4260 MENOMONEE FALLS, WIS. Member: MILWAUKEE COUNTY PAVERS ASSN. GREAT LAKES INSURANCE COMPANIES Specialize in Writing Sub-Standard Auto Liability Insurance 2715 W. Wisconsin Ave. WEst 3-7700 VISIT THE ALL NEW SIEKERT 8. BAUM STATIONERY, CO. 10830 W. Burleigh at Highway 'I00 OFFICE SUPPLIES-BUSINESS FURNITURE GESTETNER DUPLICATING MACHINES If It's For The Office We Have It! MEAT PRODUCTS SMOKED WITH SWEET APPLEWOOD DH lfirlnrrd D. eizldfllzy, llrr'.r. CUDAHY, WIS. 340 Speech Council ,,,., ,,A,,,, 2 41 Spella, James ,,,,,,,., ,,A,,,, 2 52 Spindler, John J. ....,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,.....A,,,.,A.,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,, 2 23 Sporrer, Judith A. ..,AA,,,......,,.,,,....,...,,..,A,,AA,,....,,,,....,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,..,,,.AAAA,,,, 173 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration. 255 Squires, Muriel M. ....,,,,.,..,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 206, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Physical Ther- apy. Pi Alpha Sigma. ' .225 264 Staat, Richard G. .,,,....,,,,,,,.....................,,...,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,...,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.. , Stachnik, John P. ....,,...,,..,,.......,,.,,,,.,.....,,,,,,,,,,,...,..,i,,,,,,,,,,.......,.,, 199, Bensenville, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Rabbits Athletic Club, W1'estling, Tribune. Stadtmueller, Joseph P. ........,,,..,,,....,,,.,,,,,.,,...,,r,.,,,,.,,,,,,,.... 173, 215. 254 Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. Beta Alpha Psi, Accounting Club. 254 181 Stahoski, Roger E. .............,,,....,,,,,,,.,.,.........,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,rr,,,,,,,...,,,,.,. . Staks, Adam .....,,,....,...,,,,......,.,,,.....,,,,.,,,r.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,......,.,,,, Milwaukee, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Staley, Mary J. .... .,......,,,.....,............................,,. ,,,,,,, 1 9 9 Milwaukee. Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Stamm. Helen M. .........................,........................,.,,,,,,...............,..,,,,.... 199 ltlilwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Phi Alpha, Student National Education Association. Staut. John V. .,,,.........................................,,.,,,,,,,,,,,. 136, 181, 242, 265 La Crosse, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical En- gineering. Pi Tau Sigma, American Society of Mechanical En- gineers, Society of Automotive Engineers, Engineering Sodal- ity, Marquette University Chorus. Stavinoha, Henry J. ,.,,,,..,.,......,....,,..,......... ...,.,,..,,,,,,,, 2 59 Steiner, Gary ......................,,............... ,,.,..,,,...., 2 62 Steininger, Daniel J. .. ....,,. 264, 269 Stelzer, Karen M. ,.,,......,.....,,,........,...,,.,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,.,,, 2 19, 230 Stemper, Mary C. ,,,.,....................,.......,,..,.,....,,,, ...,,,,,...... 1 99 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Stemper, S.J., Thomas J. .........................,............ ........... .................... 2 7 5 Stender, Bruce W. ...................................,........................................ 199, 222 White Bear Lake, Minnesota. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Phi Omega, Tennis, Knights of the Altar. Stephenson, Lawrence W. ...............................,.....,.......... . ,....,............ 222 Stepke, Russ .............,.....................................................,.......................... 270 Sternig, Barbara J. ........,........................................................... 183, 229, 257 Glencoe, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Chi Sigma Chi, Rho Tau Beta, Young Republicans, Homecoming. Stevens. Suzanne R. ................................................................................,. 199 De Pere. NX'isconsin. Bachelor of Arts. International Students Club. Stevenson, Edward F. ..... ....,., 2 24, 249 Stewart Hall Council ..... .............. 2 48 Stanczak, Edward A., Jr. ................,,..........,................................... 173, 254 Stiever, John J. ...........,,.,........................................... ....., 2 19 North Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- St. John, Robert M. ...,.................,,.....................,....... ...,..., 2 02 ministration. Butte, Montana. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi. Stanislawski, Maria E. ..... 216, 254, 258 Stockreiter, F. Michael ............................................................,....... 173, 221 Stapleton, Michael ................,.................... ............,..................... 1 44, 263 Skokie, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- Stariha, Janet M. .................................................................... 206, 227, 259 tration. Alpha Kappa Psi. Muskegon Heights, Michigan. Bachelor of Science in Nurs- Stoffel, Thomas J. ................. ,.,... 2 22 ing. Alpha Tau Delta, Avalanche Club, Campus Carnival. Stoffel, William M. ..... ....,...... 2 54 Starshak, Robert J. ................................................ 199. 215, 241. 247, 250 Stokes, Mary E. ............................................ .......................................... 2 34 Mount Prospect, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Stone, John A. ....,......................................,........,................,.......... 183, 267 Phi Sigma, Dormitory Council, Men's lnterresidence Hall Whitefish Bay, Wlisconsin. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Council. Phi Eta Sigma, Beta Theta Pi, Varsity Basketball. Starz, Robert L. ................ ....... 2 20 Stone. Wlilliam W. ....,................................................................... 181, 224 Stasik, R. Roger ................. ,...... 2 60 Rockford. Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Staundenmaier, Margaret .... ....... 2 62 Triangle. Varsity Varieties, Tip-Off. '--ix g-an I El . , ,, - ., . 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Johnson Company, Champaign, Illinois I Koehring-Waterous Ltd., Brantford, Ontario 0 Koehring Overseas Cor- Kaehring Company of California, Stockton, California 0 Kwik-Mix Com- poration S.A., San Juan, Puerto Rico. pany, Port Washington, Wisconsin 1 Larkin Packer Company, Waxa- 1 Stout, David L. ,,,,,.,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,v,,,AAA,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , San Jose, California. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa, 202 341 Theta Psi, Crown and Anchor, Liberal Arts Student Council, Orientation leader. Medical School Glee Club, Marquette Medical Review. Suskey, Darlene A, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,v,,,,,,.,,A,,,,,,w,,,,,,,,AA,,,,,,,w,,,,,,,,,A,,,, 175, 211, 228 Stover, Mary C. ,,,,,,,,,..,e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,11,,,,,,,,,,,11,,,,,,,,1,,,,,, 259 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- Stoycheff, Michael B, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,w, 2 59 ministration. Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Chi Theta, Ballroom Strachota, Robert A, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,1,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 19 Dance Club, Sodality. Stram, C. Douglas ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 49 Sustar, john F. ..........,,,,,,........,,,.,,,,....,,,.,,,.,,..,,,,........,,,,,11.,,,,,,,,,,,, 181, 255 Strassburg, Thomas M, ,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 32, 258, 252 Brown Deer, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineer- Straz, David A., jr, ,,,,,,, ,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,, 2 40 ing. American Society of Civil Engineers, Blueprint. Street, Mrs. Carl ,,.....,,, ,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 75 Svete, Mary E. .................................................,........................................ 199 Strigel, Lorin J. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., 181 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Sheboygan, Wfisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Electrical En- Swagler, Margie E. ............................ ............... 2 29 gineering. Varsity Varieties, Marquette Engineer, Institute of Swann, Terrence G. ...,...,.. ......... 2 41, 257 Electronic and Electrical Engineers, Sweeney, Ed ............................................. ........,...... 1 44 Strobel, Ronald T. ...,,,,,,..,,,......,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,..,,,,,,,..,,,,,,..,,. ,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 18 Sweeny, Kathleen R. ...................,.............. ......,..... 1 99 Strobot, Elaine A. ........ ,,,,,.,, 2 50, 262 Rock River, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. Stroiman, Steven B. ..... ,,.,.,,, 2 21 250 Sylvain, Gerald R. .............................................,......,..................,........ 254 Strother, james F. ,.,, ,,,,,,,,,..... 2 20 Syms, Diane M. ....................,................................,.......,,.........,............... 199 Struzik, Tony .....,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,......,,.,,,,...,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 70 Skokie, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Peace Corps, Student Na- Stuat, john V. .,......................,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,, 2 10 tional Association. Student Affiliates of the American Chemistry Society ....... ,...... 2 56 Sytkowski, Arthur ................................. .,............................................ 2 52 Student American Medical Association ,...,,,,,,,,....,,,.....,,,, .,,,,,, 2 S3 Szemborski, Barbara B. ........................... ........ 2 28, 238 Student Bar Association ................................,,,,,,,.,,,.....,,, ,,,,,... 2 57 Szucs, David H. ....,........................,.................. ..........,. 1 99 Student National Education Association .,... ......,, 2 S8 Youngstown, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. Student Senate ..........,,.,.,.,,,........,..,,,,,....,,,,,... ,,,,......, 2 35 Szucs, Murrill INI. ......................................... ......... 2 24 Sturm, Williain C. ....,.,.,,.,...,,..,....,,,,.,,.,,,,....,,,,,,,,. ....,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,...,,,,,.. 2 35 Suckiel, joseph W. ......,,....,,,.....,...,.,.,,,.,,,,.,,.,,,.....,,.,.,..,..,.,,,....,,,, 199, 21-I T Moorestown, New jersey. Bachelor of Arts. Phi Sigma Tau, Tabrizi, Ghobi ....... ...... ......... 2 6 9 Religious Council. Taeyaerts, Ria J. ..... ........, 2 51 Sudik, Stephen J. ......,,........,,,,..,,,,,,.....,.,.,,,.,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,.. 244, 254, 260, 265 Taggert, Anne L, .......,...............,.............,...... ...... ....,...................... 2 2 6 Suemnick, David A. ......................................,..........,..,,.,,,.,,, 185, 223, 255 Taitel. Arthur L. ...................................................................................... 202 Union Grove, Wiscnunsin. Bachelor of Laws. Pi Gamma Mu, Chicago, Illinois. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Delta Epsilon. Phi Delta Phi, Marquette Law Review, Student Bar Associ- Talacko, john T. ..............,,.................................,... ........................... 1 99 ation. Milwaukee, XWisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Sugalski, Thomas A. ........,........................ .........,..,,..... ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 18 Talaga, Daniel L. ............................................... ........ . 256 Sullivan, Catherine ...........,,........ ....,....,... ...,,,.. 2 1 9 Talbot, Diana I. .............................................. ......... 2 29 Sullivan, Mary K. ,...,,.....,....,,........,.,,,,.,..,.....,,....,,,. ,,,,,, ,.,,,..,,,,....,, 1 9 9 Talsky, Gerald J. .,......,.... ...........,,..... 2 16 Madison, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Tamblyn, Edith Cybulski ..............................................i................. 219, 250 Sullivan, Robert A. .,.......,..............................,,,,,...............,....,,..... 199, 214 Tanner, Nancy A. .........,.......................................................... 178, 259, 244 Milwaukee, Vifisconsin. Bachelor of Arts, Psi Chi, Sociology Omaha, Nebraska. Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene. Club. Alpha Delta Eta, Wfomens Student Council, Dormitory Council. Sullivan, Terrence F. ..,,.,.........................,,....................,,,,....,,, 199, 222, 265 Tarantino, Peter J. ................................................................................ 225 Cincinnati, Ohio. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts, Phi Tatalovich, Robert L. ..... A... .......,........ . ...216 1-V , i , f Y .2 Y 2 I 0 Best Washes . . . 1 I l to Mar uette Universit , q .Y I FROEDTERT ENTERPRISES, INC. owners and developers of SOUTHGATE SHQPPING CENTER , I FROEDTERT-MAYFAIII, INC. 1 owners and developers of I MAYFAIR SHOPPING CENTER , ,N i W 1 , 2 ., , 1.-. - - 2 - - - A 1 342 Tate, Elizabeth R. ,,,,., .. .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, -,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,, 2 38, 255 Tau Beta Pi ....,,..,,,......,,,.,...........,,,.,,.,,,,.,..,,,A....,...,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,AA,A...,,,,,,, 216 Taugher, Philip J. ....i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,YY,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, 202 Greendale, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi, Mar- quette Medical Review, Medical School Glee Club. Taylor, Mary V. .......,.,.,.. .,,.....,............,.,,............,,,,........,,,.,....... 2 08, 228 Wilmette, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. Delta Sigma Gamma. Taylor, Michael W. .,,,.,...................,...........,......,.,.,,,.,............,,,,.......,.... 252 Temple, Frances M. .......................,.....,......,,,,,,,,,,,....,..,,,,,,,.......,,.. 199, 210 Trimont, Minnesota. Bachelor of Arts. Sigma Tau Delta, Delta Phi Alpha, Marquette University Sacred Music Choir. Tennant, Marilyn M. Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Physical Ther- apy. Pi Alpha Sigma, Avalanche Club. Tennessen, David ......,.,...........,,..........,,...,..........,,..,.,......,,,..,.....,,,....,.... 252 Tennis ...,.........................................,,.............. ........ 2 70 Tercek, Robert J. ...,.............................................................................,,, 224 Teresinski, Leonard A. ....,...........................,..............,,...........,,,........... 181 Coleman, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical En- gineering. Sigma Phi Delta, Engineering Knights, Marquette Engineer. Terrell, Bonnie .,...........................................,,,.............,,.............,,.......... 244 Tessler, William K. .................................................,.,....,...... ....,,.. 1 99 Milwaukee, XVisconsin. Bachelor of Arts. Wrestling. Tetu, Col. Robert G. ,,...,........................,,...........,............,,,,....,...,....... 43 Tewes, james A. ......,.............................,.,......,... ...........,,..........,., 2 34, 254 Thein, Barbara J. ,,........................,,.,..........................,............,,...,. 199, 228 Clara City, Minnesota. Bachelor of Arts. Delta Sigma Gamma. Theis, Richard L. ...........,...............,......,.....................,.........................., 231 Theiss, Edward P. ....................................,....,.....,............,...............,..... 176 Sublette, Illinois. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Psi Omega, Den- tal School Student Council, junior American Dental Associ- ation. Theta Phi Alpha .......................................... ..... ,.,,.... ......,...........,,.,.,,......,,. 2 2 6 Theta Sigma Phi .......,................,.......................................................,,,..... 230 Thiel, james N. .,............... .,........................................................,,,........, 1 76 Evansville, Indiana. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Alpha Phi Omega, junior American Dental Association. Thielges, Capt. Berna Thiergartner, Marian Thomas, Gordon ,,......................,,..... Thomas, O.S.F., Siste Thompson, Naughne 42 rd A. .....,,,.......,...............,.......,....... ...... ....... . ........235 r M., Dean ,.,,.. ........ 1 04 Thron, Siegried .,.............,................ ..,........... 2 69 Thuerk, Gary R. ...... ........ 2 22, 261 Ticcioni, Dan A. ......... ........ 2 25, 242 Tierney, Stephen L. ...... ............,, 2 22 Tikiti, Ali ................. ...,,...... 2 69 Tilley, Janet ......,.,................................................ ........ 2 63 Timone, Denis J. .........................,.................,........ ......,, 1 99 Olympia Fields, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Tip-'Off Council .......................................................,.......,.,. ................. 2 36 Tobin, Karen M. ............,...,.........,.............,..............,.................... 252, 266 Tobin, Paul M. .....................,...,.........................................................,.... 199 Waukegan, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Alpha Kappa Psi, Pi Sigma Epsilon. Tole, Thomas M. ,...........,.....,................,...........,............................ 181, 225 Milwaukee, Wisc onsin. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineer- ing. Sigma Phi Delta. Toma, Charlotte A. .....................,...........,,,............ 208, 226, 241, 253, 263 Warren, Ohio. B silon, Zeta Phi Student Council. achelor of Arts in Speech. Sigma Sigma Ep- Eta, Marquette University Chorus, Speech Toman, Michael P. ........ .......................... .................,,,...........,,....... 2 6 5 Tomasik, Thomas E. ....................,.............,....,.......................,.,,.,..,........ 254 Tomasini, David R. .......,,,................,,........,......,........,...........,,,............. 202 San Francisco, California. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Student American Medical Association, Medical School Glee Club. Tomasko, John A. .............,..............................,..............,................,,..., 231 Tombers, joseph M. ............,...............,...........,..................,.................. 202 Minneapolis, Minnesota. Doctor of Medicine. Phi Chi, Medical School Glee Club. Tomz, Robert L. ..........,.............,,..............,,..............................,...,,...... 220 Toomey, Elaine A. ............ ..245 Toomey, Marilyn .....,. .,,..... 2 27, 261 Toomey, Patricia ..... , . . .. ,...., ....,,...... . .263 Topp, Ann C. .....................,.,.................,.................,............,,................ 238 Toth, David M. .............,.............................,................,.................,......... 181 South Bend, Indiana. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engi- neering. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Young Republicans. Trainer, Alice P. ............................................................................,....... 208 La Crosse, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Speech. Zeta - Phi Eta, Sigma Alpha Eta, Speech Student Council. Trainor, Patricia L. .............................................,.................................. 254 Travis, Richard T. ............................................................,..................... 202 St. Petersburg, Florida. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Medical School Glee Club. Traxel, Patricia J. ........................................ ........ .... ........ 2 2 9 , 238 Treder, Ralph .....,............ ...................,..............,. .................... 2 3 3 Treis, Donald J. ..........,,..............,........................................................... 221 Tremaine, Patricia A. ....................................,,,.... ........................ 1 99, 228 Akron, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. Iota Chi Omega, Student to Student Program. Trembley, J. Forrest ............................,,..,....................,......................,... 231 Trepanier, Gay D. ......,.................................. ....... 1 99 Streator, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts. Tretadue, Diane L. .........,,......................... ....................... 2 28 Triangle .....,..................................................,...................,.......,.,............... 224 Triassi, Michael A. ............,,.................................................. 181, 224, 255 Rochester, New York. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. Triangle, American Society of Civil Engineers, Blueprint. Tribune .................................................................................................... 55 Trifilo, Samuel ...............,.......................................................................... 217 Trimborn, Lynn A. ..................................,.,..................................... 208, 228 West Allis, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Speech Cor- rection. Iota Chi Omega, Varieties Committee. Troik, Marjean ............................... ..... .................................... 2 3 4, 254, 260 Trompeter, James R. ..................,.................................... ...........,.......... 1 76 Plano, Illinois. Doctor of Dental Surgery. Delta Sigma Delta, junior American Dental Association, Wrestling. Trompeter, Lucille M. ............,................................................,............ 178 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Diploma in Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Eta. Trottier, Patrick J. ...............................,.................................................. 222 Troy, Virginia M. .......,............................................ 56, 133, 183, 212, 230 San Diego, California. Bachelor of Arts in journalism. Gamma Pi Epsilon, Kappa Tau Alpha, Theta Sigma Phi, Mar- quette Tribune editor, Intersorority Council. Trudnowski, Katherine E. ...........................,........................................ 203 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doctor of Medicine. Alpha Epsilon Iota, Student American Medical Association. Tschupp, AnnMarie ............................................................,................... 199 New York, New York. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Turbin, Cheryl L. ............................................................................ 250, 257 Turek, Maxine K. ..............,............................................................. 208, 251 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Speech Correction. Sigma Alpha Eta, Student Senate. U IT DROP FORGE Division of EATON MANUFACTURING CO. MILWAUKEE, WIS CLEVELAND, OHIO Turek, Thomas R. ,,,, v,,, 2 25 Tvrdik, Kathi M, ..... ,,,,, 2 -I5 Twerski, Aaron D. ,,,,. ,,,,,,,... ..,,,, ........220 Tyl, Catherine A. .,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,., 2 6 6 Tyler, Patricia A. ,,,A,,,,,,,.,,,,....A.......,,,,......,,,...,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 199 Lyndhurst, Ohio. Bachelor of Arts. Student National Edu- cation Association. U Umhoefer, Mary A. .,,.,.....,..,,..,,.....,.....,,.........,..,,....,.,..,...,.,,,.,.......,,.....,. 206 Wausau, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Nursing. R.N. Club. Undergraduate Women's Sodality ..,.....,,,..............,,..............,,....,......., 219 Unz, Thomas E. ....,,....,,..,..................,,......,...,,,............,,.,.,...,..,.,..,....,... 219 Urbauer, Charles F. .,,,...,........,.,..,........,..,.,...,,,.,,,,,..,..,.. 173, 215, 225, 239 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis- tration. Beta Alpha Psi, Evans Scholars. Accounting Club, Finance Club. Urie, Steven H. ..........,,...,,,,..............,,,....,,,..................,...,,,....,,..,,........ 225 Urmanski, Mark C. ...,,.........,,....,..........,...........................i., ..,,...,...,,i... 1 99 Cudahy, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Uszler, James A. ............................................,,,,...,....,......,....,,..,... 199, 257 Uszler, John M. .,............,,....,,,,............,..,...... ,,..,,.............,,......,,,... 2 15, 250 Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts. Phi Sigma, Pre-Med Club. Utter, Thomas D. ................................................................,.. .............. 2 21 Valek, Geraldine M. .....................,................................. ........ 1 85 Chicago, Illinois. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. 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