Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1958 volume:

l wmmmi wm HI lES! ml ■- ..- iji fpSt r. ' m i Dedication Faculty and Administration Seniors Homecoming Activities Juniors Sports . . . . Sophomores Greeks Freshmen Senior Index Student Index K A ttS ' V V, . r ' ■::. V « r DimCATlON To Mr. Frank Phillips, who has given 47 years of his life to the furtherance of education, we dedicate this book. He has labored long and untiringly with the result that many of his for- mer students are now actively engaged in his chosen profession. The field of education plays a key role in the curriculum of a liberal arts school such as Monmouth. The fu- ture is strongly dependent upon it. Men such as Mr. Phillips have, by their encouraging and sympathetic manner, aided us along the road of higher knowledge. MR. FRANK W. PHILLIPS Bk J ISHS. ' THE SPIRIT OF MONMOUTH CONTINUES IN LASTING FRIENDSHIPS 3 J (i h INSPIRES US TO HIGHER SPIRITUAL GOALS J .o V t i I DEVELOPS SPORTSMANSHIP AND LOYALTY CHALLENGES US TO KEENER THINKING OLD MONMOUTH, HAIL TO THEE 4. t rr r. pf %• ' ♦f -. .• If ♦ ♦ .rj .- .. THE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE Years have a way of acquiring distinctive qualities. Every one of the 105 years of Mon- mouth ' s history has been a little different from every other year. For many on our campus, 1957-58 will stand out as a year that will always be different from all the others. Was it the unusually cold winter? A college career begun — a college career com- pleted — grave decisions made — special honors achieved — the giving and receiving of a diamond — or was it new horizons glimpsed and new motivation acquired? In any event, it is fine that all year long writers and photographers have been observing the moving events, from month to month, and have carefully catalogued them in this book which will give us a valued and permanent record. For years to come we will be turning to this book to check on scores, on names and faces and dates, and simply to recall some of the high moments of a college career. This book will tell us that this was the year that certain members of the faculty came to the college, and it will remind us as well of those who for many years have given unusual leadership and service to the institution. History books will record the fascinating tale of Sputnik I and Sputnik II and of other world-cracking events, but this book will record the history of a significant year in the life of each and every one of us. Little wonder that we feel deeply indebted to the Editor and all those associated with her who have made possible this delightful book whose ownership we shall always prize. Robert W. Gibson President ' stU- - „ 18 James Herhsleb Prolesinr of Ecunomics and Business Administration Newell Beatty Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration Mauck Sa.n.mann Professor uf Sociology Albert Nicholas Professor of Education Frank Phillips Professor of Education Harold Ralston Professor of Classics As we introduce the faculty, the core of any liberal arts college, we gratefully remember the instruction and cooperation they have given us tlie past year. Monmouth College is traditionally noted for its high scholastic rating and without the efforts of our fac- ulty it could not be attained. Douglas Spitz Instructor of History F. Garvin Davenport Professor of History Mary Crow Assistant Professor of History Carl Gamer Associate Professor of Political Science ' 19 Garrett Thiessen Pressly Professor of Chemistry Ralph Frazier Professor of Biology Benjamin Shawver Associate Professor of Chemistry John Ketterer Assistant Professor of Biology Robert Buchholz Assistant Professor of Biology Floyd Rawlincs Associate Professor of Chemistry Donald Wills Associate Professor of Geology 20 Martha Hamilton Assistant Professor oj Art and Home Economics jAMtJ .MtALLISTtR Associate Professor of Physics Lylf. Finley Professor of Physics Fern Cramer Instructor of Mathematics Paul Cramer Associate Professor of Mathematics and Engineering Irene Kistler Instructor in Home Economics 21 Elaine Cray Instructor of Music Heimo Loya Professor of Music James Dunn Assistant Professor of Music Grace Peterson Instructor of Music Sam Gholsen Associate Professor of Art Harriet Pease Instructor in Art 22 l '  ■ I. r Adele Kennedy Associate Professor of English Allen Morrill Professor of English Bernice Fox Associate Professor of English Eva Cleland Professor of English Kenneth Meyer Instructor of English Arno Hill Associate Professor of Speech Parker Sellers Instructor in Speech :A Aii i i fVt r ■- :t John W. Prlxh Assistant Professor of Bible Samuel Thompson Professor of Philosophy Charles Speel Professor of Bible and Religion Erika Blaas Instructor in German Dorothy Donald Professor of Spanish Mary-Eleanor Maule Assistant Professor of Spanish Fred Mullett Instructor in German and French Carole Widlle Instructor in, Physical Education Bernadine Mings Instructor in Physical Education Rodert Woll Associate Professor of Physical Education Chuck Larson Associate Professor of Physical Education Joe Pelisek Assistant Professor of Physical Education Donald ' ' Dusty Rhodes Instructor of Physical Education Ip i vAniafc- 25 Mrs. Hubbard: Mrs. Bradford: Mrs. Morrill: Miss Blackstone LIBRARIANS HOUSEMOTHERS Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Phillips Mrs. Alexander, R.N. Rmv 1: Mrs. Hennrnfent. Mr. Cramer. Mrs. See. Row 2: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Cramer, Mr. Bowker. Row 3: Mr. Fleming. ALUMNI HALL STAFF Remember the first, few, fun-filled weeks of Fall, 1957? Monmouth freshmen found new friends at the exhausting, exciting, and profitable Walk-Out, followed by the lively Tennis Court dance. Only a few weeks afterward, the flu-bug bit, and many Scots were down and out with the sick- ness. Quick recoveries were made, and things went on, as usual, around campus. Sr£KOUZ Koses MC ' S DRAMATIC MOMENTS The Perils of Pamona or Passion Midst the Palmettoes will be remembered as the searing production of last fall. Jan Hamilton as the Indian maid. Pamona, and John Nib- lock as George Peyton, supported by the rest of a splendid cast, provided an evening up to the tradition of other Crimson Masque pro- ducti ons. 28 A tomboy maiden of medieval France with an incessant desire to save her country . . . voices from the heavens ... a crude, drunken Army captain . . . painful, prej- udiced inquisition . . . and a mar- tyrdom at the burning stake . . . all these were combined in the Crimson Masque production of The Lark, given in early Decem- ber. April Zorn ' s inspired inter- pretation of Jeanne d ' Arc, plus the solid support of the rest of the cast, turned out a polished per- formance. 1 iCWJ % W - .- ' - - ■ ' Jb f . s- L mn ifl if fisf ' y - « wM - j , ' ' C-- Bf i 1 ;! iP ' m  K V ' -•5 SENIORS DEAN FISCHER. Pres. HARRIET STILLWELL. Sec. BOB McKEE. Vice Pres. DICK PETERS, Treas. JIM RILOTT, Athletic Rep. Larry Allama Martha Beaty Barbara Brand Uaviu Bhuun Maryheth Blland Chemistry Education Bilde Chemistry Education Monmouth, Illinois Monmouth, Illinois Rosebuig. Oregon Washington, Illinois Earlville, Illinois Dia.na Burgess Lyn.n Camkron Leon Clements Richard Coe Home Economics English Education Business Administration Lincolnwood, Illinois Evanston, Illinois Kirkuood, Illinois Springheld. Illinois Mary Ann Conway Psychology Kirkwood, Illinois Kathryn Cummins Education Altona, Illinois Arthur Davison Physics Stionghui t, Illinois Lester Dollincer Physical Education .Monmouth. Illinois Richard Drees Physical Education Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Margaret Droi ' pa Education Ottawa. Illinois Marh.y.n Duncan Sfmnish Salem, Illinois John Eckley Ge(diigy Monmouth, Illinois Jane Eddy Biology Barrington, Illinois Carole Edwards Macaret Evans Dean Fischer Robert Fitch Janet Forsythe Business Administration English History- Chemistry English Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Joliet, Illinois Alpha, Illinois Bushnell, Illinois E. McKeesport, Pennsylvania Robert Gale Leonard Gibb Susan Gingrich Jo Ellen Hamilton Emory Hawcock Physics Psychology Education History Chemistry Monmouth, Illinois Rockford, Illinois Webster Groves, Missouri Monmouth, Illinois Monmouth, Illinois Guys don ' t gossip? Norman Hluenberg Physics Park Ridge, Illinois Ann Irey Education Monmouth, Illinois 32 George Jamieson Business Adminstration Phoenix, Arizona LiNDE JoBUSCH Music Aledo, Illinois Scott Lewis Geology Brooklyn, Illinois Dorothea Jones Phillip Kempin Phyllis Kettering Education Psychology Latin St. Louis, Missouri Kewanee, Illinois Monmouth, Illinois Patricia Light Richard Little William McAfee Biology Business Administration Physics Springfield, Illinois Evanslon. Illinois Denver, Colorado Janice Larson Education Kewanee, Illinois Bonnie McAllister English Waterman, Illinois ) Gerald McBride Physical Education Monmouth, Illinois Late coffee break Sara McGinnis Biology Ainsworth, Iowa Robert McKee Geology Monmouth, Illinois Robert McLoskey Physics Monmouth, Illinois Eugene Magnuson Chemistry Monmouth, Illinois Sandra Mason Larry Mell Arlene Miller James Moffatt Daniel Moon Physical Education Physics English History Physics Chicago, Illinois Kaneville, Illinois Earlville, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Colchester, Illinois John Niblock Speech Homewood, Illinois Marjorie Nicoll Physical Education Elmhurst, Illinois Wesley Olson Physics Monmouth, Illinois Stuart Orser Government Maryville, New York LoRiNG Pearson Business Administration Chicago, Illinois A swingm affair Edward Perry Business Administration Dixon, Illinois Richard Peters Philosophy Monmouth, Illinois Christine Phillips Business Administration Chicago, Illinois Albert Pioch Business Administration Elmhurst, Illinois Sally Plait History Monmouth, Illinois w V t Joseph Ramsdale Business Administration LeClaire, Iowa Nancy Albertson Sociology Aledo, Illinois John Crank Business Administration Braymer, Missouri Richard Reiter Chemistry Monmouth, Illinois James Rilott Business Administration Manteno, Illinois Jerry Rosenbalm Business Administration Monmouth, Illinois Silent Night . . Marolyn Short Physical Education Des Moines, Iowa Allan Smith Business Administration Earlville, Illinois Daniel Smith Physics Chicago, Illinois Gayle Smith Economics Coal Valley, Illinois Joan Smith Education Kirkwood, Illinois Ronald Smith Business Administration Homewood, Illinois Sherwood Smith Carolyn Sprout Ralph E. Stephenson Jim Syrett Joan Trnka Philosophy Education Business Administration Business Administration History Belvidere, Illinois Monmouth, Illinois Moline, Illinois Jennings, Missouri Chicago, Illinois iT ' it d i) ' fmmi Budding Picassos Larry Millikan Biology Libertyville, Illinois Robert Yarde History Viola, Illinois Robert Urie Joe Wasson Kathy Webb Perry Johnson Wilbur Wicant Psychology Chemistry Bible Physical Education Physical Education Monmouth, Illinois Monmouth, Illinois Tulsa, Oklahoma Peoria, Illinois Joy, Illinois HOMECOMING ' 58 We ' ll remember always . . . the pa- rade through puddles . . . the queen in all her glory . . . the team running through the hoop . . . get-togethers with spirited alumni . . . the sweet and solid of Charlie Spivak . . . the gym transformed in red and white . . . Yea Monmouth! ' 1 StHt;i ' ' WW ! Zi ■Sr 5TEiW RIHHT TP j. ■ . ,,-nV '  ' ,J A WET WEEKEND DOESN ' T DAMPEN OUR HOMECOMING HOPES ' A flame of white and crimson We ' re the school with the spirit ' A pretty girl . . . . is like a melody 40 MISS HARRIET STILLWELL. Homecoming Queen oj 1957 41 HOMECOMING MISS NANCY VAN NATTA Sophomore Attendant J MISS JUDY EARP Junior Attendant 42 COURT MISS MARY MASON Freshman Attendant MISS MARGERY HEATON Senior Attendant 43 Activiim Jim Syrett, Vice President; Art Davison, President ;Pidge Jaeger, Secretary; John Niblock, Treasurer. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL ¥ yvj t T A Back: Eddy. Woll. Sommers, Jones, McAllister, Gibb. Gingrich. Hansen, Poore, Fischer, Wetzel, Gillogly, Hansen. Denniston. Hedenberg. Front: Wallgren, Melvin, Dr. Ketterer, Stillwell, McGinnis, Niblock. IK STUDENT UNION COMMITTEE Row 1: McKee, Miller, Con- ner, Dean Liedman, Syrett, Mr. Herbsleb. Row 2: Davi- son, Dean Ball, Mr. Cain, Mrs. Azdell, Mr. Kettering, Smith. STUDENT FACULTY COMMITTEE Row 1: McGinnis, Jaeger, Stilhvell, Eddy. Row 2: Dr. Gibson. Dean Liedman, Miss Kennedy, Dean Ball, Heden- berg. Row 3: Davison, Ni- block. Dr. Shawver. STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Row I: Hansen, Sheppstrom, Edwards, Dr. Gibson, Sundberg, Heaton, Eddy. Row 2: Snuth, Gibson, Beveridge, Denniston, Brown, Schluter, Fischer, Poore. STUDENT-FACULTY SOCIAL COMMITTEE Campus leaders and a selected number of faculty members unite their ideas in the Student-Faculty Social Committee to help form closer relationships and united viewpoints between student and teacher. Roiv 1: Robbins. Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. Hamilton, Mason, Dean Liedman. Row 2: Syrett, Dean Ball, Walters, Underwood, Schneider, Guinan, Hoover, Mr. Fleming, Mr. Mullett. A.W.S. Had a campus lately, girls? This disciplinary measure is one by-product of the Association o f Women Students, composed of ten senior women, and affiliated with the national A.W.S. The A.W.S. Board seeks to en- courage high standards of conduct and a sense of responsibility among Monmouth College women. Row 1: Jones. McGinnis, Heaton, Stillwell, Jaeger, Webb, Light, Evans. Row 2: Jobusch, Eddy. 48 i Row 1: Hansen, Jones, Evans, Heaton, Jaeger, Underwood. Row 2: Miss Widule, Getty, Berge, Littler. Row 3: Melvin, Young, Kemmerer. Row 4: Nicoll, Barclay, Hutchison. Y.W.C.A. CABINET Active in the religious and service aspects of Monmouth campus life are the YWCA and YMCA cabinets which co-ordinate the work of the two 1 groups. Y.M.C.A. CABINET Row 1: Gibb, Rassieur, Richard, Lewis, Yeck. Row 2: Denniston, Fischer, Holden, Gamer, Davison, Smith. 49 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY A.C.S. is organized for the purpose of fostering Mon- mouth ' s interest in chemistry. The society brings speakers and movies to the campus, and calls to the attention of its members the vocational oppor- tunities open to them in chem- ical fields. The Monmouth Club is a branch of the na- tional American Chemical Or- ganization. Row 1: Wherry. Mitchell, Miller. Link. Riggs, Thor, Deen. Roic 2: Magnuson, Henry, Dr. Raw- lings, Davis. Cochran. Doty. Dr. Thiessen. ilson. Lee. Row 3: Dr. Shawver, Brown, White, Rich- ard, Wagenknecht, D. Brown, Penney, Kulm, Fitch, Kenny, Miller, Welch, Feiertag, White, P. Brown, Patton, Hofer, Firoved. SOCIOLOGY CLUB The Sociology Club is made up of those who have a sincere interest in people and it seeks to cultivate a closer fellowship among students of sociology on campus and with similar groups on midwest col- lege campuses. Row I: Slaughter. Jahn, Deen. Gamer. Row 2: Kelley, Larson. Piatt, Charvat. Row 3: Baird. Lukasz, Sund- herg, Soinmers, Thomas. Kuehn. Wilson. Row 1: Cameron. Barnett, Mrs. Sanmann, Gingrich. Row 2: Lommen, Burgess, Bilderback, Krebs, Jaeger, Eddy, Johnson. LIBRARY STAFF These students are always on the job, working to keep the library in order and helping you to find material. 50 Row 1: Berge, McGaan, Niblock, Fitch. Row 2: Dunwoody, Nevius, Zea, Getty, Toal, Smith, Woolen, Walters, Farmer, Anderson. Row 3: Mr. Zellers, Crippen, Kuhn, Palmer, Conway, Nowlan, Melvin, Littler, McKelvey, Sundberg, Tovo. CRIMSON MASQUE Monmouth ' s fine theatrical tradition is carried on by Crimson Masque, a member of A.L.T.A. Crimson Masque presents three plays a year and gives an open house for freshmen. This year the club made Mon- mouth proud to be the first college in the nation to produce The Lark. The spring production was the musical, Brigadoon, and the year was completed by a freshman play. Row 1: Hamilton, Baird, Sundberg, Derrick. Row 2: Thompson. Harkness, Yarde, Mof- fatt, Peasley, Trnka, Adamaitis. Row 3: Dr. Davenport, Dr. Blaas, Fischer, Hellison, White, McCormick, Fiel, Stripe, Tueckes. CLIO CLUB The members of Clio Club, the history organization on cam- pus, discuss world affairs. They are aided by movies, speakers, and discussions. 51 Row 1: Thomas, Knepp, Petefish, Brownlee, Eden, Baldwin. Row 2: Clark, Adamaitis, Lundell, Johnson, Sippel, Nelson, Saberson, Carr, Wilson, Suchy, Ray. DOLPHINS Members of the Dolphin Club put on an annual water show featuring synchronized swimming. The club is under the auspices of W.A.A. and in order to become a member, a girl must pass certain swimming requirements and be either a member of Polywogs or take Senior Lifesaving. POLYWOGS Polywogs is a group of girls formed to learn synchronized swim- ming. They become Dolphins after passing certain tests and par- ticipating in the water show. Row 1: Dunwoody, Aberlin, Frances, Farmer, Short, Halliday, Acheson, Divinsky. Row 2: Ahrens, Dresmal, M. Smith, Tueckes, C. Smith, Mitchell, Schilthuis, Mount, Watson, Teschke, Christiansen. 52 Row I: Jones, Stafford, Craig, Johnson, Meyer, Sippel, Brovvnlee, Barclay. Row 2: Dodge, Kelley, Easdale, Petefish, Amsbury, Hueb- ner, Denniston, Dunstan, Knapp, Eden, Hansen. Row 3: Mount, Young, Lamb, Cradit, Rev. Prugh, Gamer, Gillogly, Gibb, Smith, McGaan, Tovo. rr ICTHUS AND GOSPEL TEAMS Members of the Icthus Club train for Christian leadership through its Gospel Teams and other programs. Each of the eleven Gospel Teams is composed of four or five members who conduct worship services and handle other aspects of church work. An additional project this year is visiting the nearby old folks home on Sunday afternoons. CHRISTIAN COORDINATING COUNCIL The Christian Cordinating Council of Monmouth College consists of repre- sentatives from each of the religous organizations on campus. This includes the College Fellowship Group, Icthus Club, Gospel Teams and the Y.M. and Y.W.C.A. The purpose of the council, as the name implies, is to coordinate the religious activities on campus. The C.C.C. is an advisory group which suggests rather than makes policy. Row 1: Getty, Heaton, Knapp, Irelan, Hutchison, Young. Row 2: Smith, D. McGaan, Gibb, Rassieur, Denniston, Gamer, Rev. Prugh. 53 Row 1: Little. Frantz, Weber. Bowen. Rosenbalm. Row 2: Phillips, Edwards, Syrett, Mr. Beaty. Row 3: Crank, Ramsdale, Wetzel, G. Johnson. Lipe, Wirth. Bergstro m, Brown, Dobbins. Row 4: Wiegel, Perry, Thoresen, Brello, Morrison, Bardelmeier, D. Johnson. BUSINESS MAJORS, INC. Efficient and well organized, this club even sells stock in its organization! Run by its officers and a board of directors, it plans trips to points of eco- nomic interest and talks by firm representatives. I.R.C. The monthly meetings of the International Relations Club include outside speakers, panel discus- sions, informal talks, and movies. Club members also take part in confer- ences with other college groups. Row 1: Craig, Eddy, Linder, Miller, Smale, Evans. Hansen, Acheson, Kelley, Kelly. Row 2: Trnka, Light, Flynn, Peasley. Lobdell, McDougall, Matchett, Bartek, Now Ian. Row 3: Sloan, Moffatt, Dr. Gamer, McBride, Olson, Wild, Sippel, Thomas, Thompson, Smith, Brownlee. 54 FORENSICS The Forensic League is composed of those students interested in becoming better public speakers. Members par- ticipate in intercollegiate speech tour- naments, and engage in debate and discussion. The league sponsors a Speech Week. Row 1: McGaan, Carson, Sommers, Nowlan, Koonce. Row 2: Crippen, Cecka, Ahlenius. Gamer, Hughbanks, C. Kuehn, lerry, Rassieur. Row 3: Mr. Hill, Slaugh- ter, Gustafson, Kuhn, Hansen, Melvin, Ray. VETS CLUB Planning half-time enter- tainment at basketball games is one of the main functions of this group. The Vets Club meets every two weeks, presenting var- ious programs and adding much to the spirit of the school. Row 1 : Foust, Coe, Eckley, Paul. Row 2: Wasson, Morrison, Brumljaugh, Rosenljalm, Mc. fee. Row 3: Calhoun, Pine, Guinan, Doan, Brown, Hottel, Orser, Jaeger. M. R. Brumbaugh, E. Miller, M. Albaugh, D. Wasson, Mrs. Prugh, V. Kniss, J. Willman, M. Olson, E. Urie, D. Foust. STUDENT WIVES CLUB Campus wives compose the Monmouth College Dames, an organization which be- came national in 1955. Their monthly meetings include outside speakers and plans for parties, pic- nics and dances. Row 1: Borine, Schmidt, Schilthuis, Kristensson. Zinser. Row 2: Beveridge, Drees, Miss Blaas, Mrs, McAllister. Miss Cray, Mohler, Koerwitz, Graham. Row 3: Bilderhack, Suffield, McLoskey, Lee, Woll. Lukasz, Leppakoski, Hunt, Sommers, Green, Davis. Row 4: Anderson, Hofer, Candor, Dodder, Blinstrup, Miller, White, Link, McConnell, McFadden, Thor, Kulm, Penney. GERMAN CLUB The German and Spanish Clubs help to promote the student ' s interest in and an understanding of the countries and cultures of the language which he is studying. Any student of German or Spanish is eligible to join one of these clubs which hold monthly meetings featuring films, speakers, holiday parties and other inviting programs. SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Slebos, Ensminger, Kristensson. Thenoz, Petefish, Beaty. Row 2: Williams, Lee. Moore, Huehner, Richter, Knepp. Amsbury, Ditch. Row 3: Lamb, Thurlwell. Craig, James, Acheson, Roehm, Weiser, Dr. Donald, Miss Maule, Melvin, Macari, Cole, Domer. Row 4: Schneider, Latta, Gullion, Thoresen, Hansen, Doan, Francis, Mueller, Kent, Herriott. 56 J g .; - .-■ ' Row 1 : Atherton, Houdek, Cochran, Smith. Row 2: Dr. Thiessen, Feiertag, Doty, Drees, Schil- thuis, Rowland. Row 3: Clements, Bullington, Nyman, McAfee, Gibson, Stillwell, Bigelow, Div- insky, Dresmal. RIFLE CLUB Bullseye! Want to test your skill in target-shooting? Members of the Rifle Club, sponsored by Dr. Thiessen, practice their sharp-shooting in inter-collegiate and na- tional tournaments. S.W.A.F. Ten hooded figures stealth- ily and ominously march- ing down the familiar chapel aisle to the Death March intimidated Mon- mouth ' s Wee Scots for the first six w eeks of the fall semester. Row 1: Conner, Acheson, Zug- schwerdt, Schneider, Hoover. Row 2: Griffith, Denniston, Glotfelty, Link, Herriott. 57 Row 1: Underwood, Ascher, Farmer. Nowlan. Row 2: Nicoll, Mason, Short. P.E. MAJORS Girls with a professional interest in the field of physical education may become members of the or- ganization known as P.E. Majors. W.A.A. The Women ' s Athletic Association encourages participation in both individual and team sports for Monmouth College women. One semester ' s participation in a varied sports program enables a girl to become eligible for mem- bership. Row 1: C. Smith. Dresmal, M. Smith, Stillwell, Heaton, Jaeger, Meyer, Mason, Edwards, Short. Row 2: Hickerson, Ascher, Wallgren, McCormick. Gingrich, Nicoll, Cameron, Nowlan, Under- wood. Row 3: Hansen, Halliday, Barr, Conway, Baer, Thurlwell, Divinsky, Jones, Eddy, Burgess, Dillow, Farmer. 58 Row 1: C. Conner, J. Conner. Row 2: Hickerson, Melvin, Dunstan, Crippen. Row 3: Watson, A. Robbins, Schrawger, Ahrens, Doi, McRae. Row 4: Nelson, Farmer, Woll, Kemmerer, Macari. ORCHESIS Passport to Paris, the traditional May Fete, and participation in the pro- duction of Brigadoon were activities of the Orchesis Club, the campus modern dance organization. BARRACUDA Monmouth men who enjoy swimming are eligible to become members of Barracuda. In conjunction with Dolphins, they prepare the annual water show for the Spring Parents ' Weekend. Row 1: T. Brown, Boekenhauer, Brewer, Bowen, Cheetham. Lundal, G. Johnson, Nelson, Wirth. Row 2: Sloan, Weber, Grummitt, S. Smith, Bergstrom. lliiilllliil!!!i t J «.!. f t ft t. i fgJi t L ' ' Tl L s 1 L % il ■ ' .- «« i It -J 14 ■: f : fiow 1: Watson, Soliday, Tliurhvell, Easdale, Droppa, Work, Jobusch, Toal, Warth, Kelly, Meyer, Huebner, Zea„ G. Slebos, Mr. Dunn. Row 2: Kristensson, Mason, Stoddard, Roehm, Beil, C. Barr, Ralston, Killey, D. Young, Creswell, Saum, Nowlan, B. Barr, Lobdell. Row 3: Renwick, McAfee, Sims, Yeck, Webb, Cecka, Cole, Cook, J. Toal, B. Feiertag, Milonas. Peters, Gustafson. Row 4: Bowers, Brown, B. Roberts, McCuUoch, R. Clark, Wallem, Brundage, Pioch, Orednick, Kempin, Chamberlin, Hornaday, Morton, Potter. CHOIR Fifty-six voices blending smoothly in harmonious songs under the able direction of Mr. Dunn is a typical quality of the Monmouth Choir. Besides participating in the monthly vesper service, the choir takes an annual spring tour to other cities and states. 60 CHORALE The regular appearance of the 16 Chorale singers at chapel programs is a familiar sight to Monmouth stu- dents. This group opens the daily chapel sessions with a spirit of de- votion. Row 1: McAllister, Evans, Hansen, Kemmerer. Row 2: Baer, Barclay, Miller, Albertson. Row 3: I3enniston, Ostrom, Peterson, Filbrun. Row 4: Munneke, Gibb, McKelvey, Drees. MESSIAH After many Monday night sessions of drill, the Messiah Chorus made its debut on De- cember 8, 1957, during Vespers, heralding the Christmas season. Four soloists plus the 126 college students and townspeople that made up the Chorus sang several excerpts from the renowned Handel ' s Messiah. 61 ■ m ml • %.: f 7 mm- m ' ' m f Row 1: Bozarth, Beveridge. (lark, Wagenknecht, Kettering, Lang. Row 2: Knepp, Eden, Winebright, B. Barr, Droppa, Graham, Baird, Young, Yeck, St. Jean, Pilz, Sundberg, Conway. Row 3: Dixon, Thompson, Beveridge, Zorn, Van Horn, Hansen, Milonas, Wolfe, Ford, Pfaeffle, Moon, Patton, Wirth, Fitch, S. Smith. Row 4: Potter, MrGaan, Derrick, WoU, Macari, Hansen, Crank, Cradit, Brooks, McKelvey, Conner, Farmer, Schrawger, Sims, Mr. Loya. Row 5: Boekenhauer, Slaughter. BAND and DANCING SCOTS The Monmouth College Band had a very successful year under the leadership of Mr. H. A. Loya. They marched for every home football game accompanied by six snappy Dancing Scots. The band also played with much pep and enthusiasm for all home basketball games. 62 Row 1: Amsbury, Warth, Schilthuis, Knepp, Lang, Dodge. Row 2: Hansen, Easdale, Weiser, Hunt, Con- way, Zinser, Charvat, Kristensson, King, Knapp, Eden, Huebner. UNAFFILIATED WOMEN This newly formed group on the Monmouth scene provides an organizational core and fellowship for its members. Under Joan Schilthuis, as coordinator, they seek to promote activities for the unaffiliated women on campus. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Ec. Club is a newly formed organization under the di- rection of Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Kistler and with Diana Burgess as president. They hope to strengthen the Home Economics De- partment by promoting interest in their activities. Row I: Mrs. Hamilton, Schneider, Smiley, Burgess. Row 2: Tueckes, Hopperstad, Smith, Ruettinger, i s. Kist- ler, Dunlap. 63 Row 1: Stafford, Lamb, Wallgren, Duncan, Schneider, Slebos. Row 2: Willing, Flynn, Zinser, Littler, Brandenburg, Acheson, Craig, McGaan, Chamberlin. RAYELINGS STAFF Editor-in-Chief Gwen Wallgren Assistant editor Judy Lamb Lay-out editor Anita Slebos Picture Editor Jean Schneider Copy editor Gretchen Cook Senior copy Marilyn Duncan Photography Dave Willing Don Chamberlin Merrill Studio 64 Tired, but industrious Ravelings staff members rose early to work long and hard every Saturday morning to put out another Monmouth yearbook. They ' ll al- ways remember the mid-morning Union coffee breaks, racking their brains for snappy copy, thumbing through the Red Book for correct name spellings, arrang- ing and rearranging pictures on blank pages. The result is a book that will prove to be a lasting memory for many a Monmouth Scot. Editor-in-Chief John Niblock News Editor Jim Blischke Feature Editor Melissa Melvin Sports Editor Don Beveridge Copy Editor Jan James Proof Editor Jan Swarthout Headlines Editor George Slaughter Society Editor Jackie Hoover Business Manager Anne Irey Circulation Manager Scott Hansen Photography Dave Willing Don Chamber lin ORACLE STAFF The problems of publishing a paper story due next week Tuesday . . . the clicking of rickety typewriters . . . centering that picture on the dummy . . . pencil marks on endless galleys . . . pica and tempo headlines . . . pizza and movie ticket winners . . . rushing to meet that all-important deadline . . . Saturday morning climax in the dorms . . . Where ' s the Oracle? Roiv 1: Jahn, J. Toal, Wigant, McDavitt, Feiertag. Row 2: Vellenga. Melvin, A. Toal, James, Stoddard, Aberlin, Boal, M. Niblock. Row 3: Thenoz, Chanat, Hansen, Blischke, J. Niblock, Stankrauff, Potter, Stilhvell, Webb, Irey. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Alpha Lambda Delta recognizes fresh- men girls who have made outstanding grades during their first year in col- lege. A girl must have attained an average of 3.5 for one or both semes- ters in order to become a member in this national scholastic honorary. Row 1: Schneider, Hutchison, Miss Fox, Sle- bos, Zugschwerdt, Vellenga. Row 2: Divin- sky, Suchy, Irelan, Toal, Stafford, Davis. BETA BETA BETA Tri Beta is the national biology honorary which requires a scho- lastic average of 2.6, ten hours of biology, and the completion of a project connected with the field. Above all there is needed a love of bats, beetles, and Balanoglos- seus. Row 1: Dunstan, Smith, Millikan, Swarth out, Renwick. Row 2: Vellenga, Knapp Graham, Light, Eddy. Row 3: Moore, White, Bryden, Dr. Frazier. Row 4: McGinnis, Moh ler. Drees, Hall. Row 5: Barr, Lamb, Sprout, Short. ETA SIGMA PHI The Classics honorary is Eta Sigma Phi. It requires a certain scholastic average plus two years of college Latin or Greek. Row 1: Hansen, Barr, Miss Fox, Wooldridge, Hutchison. Row 2: Dr. Ralston, Carstens, Nelson, Johnson, Denniston, McGaan, Dr. Thiesson, Smith. BLUE KEY Esn Outstanding junior and senior men who excel in the qualities of character, leadership, scholarship, and service are members of the honor fraternity Blue Key. These students assist in many campus and community activities. Row 1 : Dean Beveridge, Coach Larson, Dr. Frazier, Dr. Gibson, Dr. Phillips. Row 2: Syrett, Niblock, Tovo, McKee, Yarde, Beveridge, Fischer, Hedenberg, Davison, Richard, Millikan. TOMAHAWK Tomahawk is the national honorary society for Soph- omores. It recognizes Inde- pendent upperclass women for leadership and scholar- ship. The Monmouth Col- lege chapter of Tomahawk has become increasingly active this year, working closely with other chapters throughout the United States. Charvat, Schilthuis, Lang, Doi, Irelan, Conway, Brooks, Kettering, Bryden, Knapp, Dunstan. 69 Row 1: Toal, Irelan, Melvin, Knapp, Charvat. Row 2: Miss Fox, Young, Getty, Mr. Meyer, Ketter- ing, Dr. Morrill. Row 3: A. Slaughter, Fritz, Macari, Doan, G. Slaughter, Tovo, Fischer, Bev- eridge, Gillette. SIGMA TAU DELTA Sigma Tau Delta, a national English fraternity, fosters all forms of creative writing and interests in literature. The members offer constructive criticism on creative writing done by each other. PHI ETA MU Row 1: Tovo, Richard, Rassieur, Thor, White, Johnson, Allaman. Row 2: Noton, Beveridge, Gibson, Cook, Reiter, McConnell, Gamer, Cagle, Fischer. Phi Eta Mu is an honorary fraternity for men having a 3.5 scholastic average during their freshmen year. 70 Row 1: Brand, Lang, Beveridge, Barclay, Short, McAllister, Getty, Melvin. Row 2: Light, Vellenga, Richard, Mell, Fischer, Carstens, Don Beveridge, AUaman. SIGMA OMICRON MU Membership in Sigma Omicron Mu is open to juniors and seniors who have made a grade average of at least 3.5 for four semesters, two of which are con- secutive. TAU PI Senior women, chosen for personality, scholarship, and activities, compose Tau Pi. Each year they award a cup to the outstanding freshman girl and a scholarship to an outstanding senior girl. Row 1: Cochran, Heaton, Light. Row 2: Edily, McGinnis, Stillwell, Jaeger, (missing) Forsythe. Last years Freshman Tau Pi award went to Karen Hutchison. PHI ALPHA THETA Upper classmen who have an interest in history and have maintained a B average may become members of Phi Alpha Theta, a national honorary history fra- ternity. Row 1: Stripe, Hamilton. Trnka, Heaton. Row 2: Fischer, Yarde, Mr. Spitz, Dr. Davenport. SIGMA DELTA PI Sigma Delta Pi is the national honorary Spanish fraternity. Students having 15 hours in Spanish and a 3.0 over-all aver- age are eligible for membership. Row 1: Miss Maule. Miss Donald. Row 2: Lamb, Melvin, Beaty, Duncan. NATIONAL COLLEGIATE PLAYERS Students interested in the theater and able to meet certain national require- ments may be selected for member- ship in National Collegiate Players. Mr. Zellers, Tovo, Nevius, McGaan, Niblock. Row I: Mr. Loya, Nicoll, Edwards, Young, Evans, Albertson, Johusch, Knapp. Row 2; Smith, Peters, Fitch, Millikan, Gibb, Barclay, Sprout, Brooks, Lang, Graham. PI ALPHA NU This organization, seeking to promote the cause of good music on the Monmouth campus, produced Volume VI of Sequence in Sound and joined with Crimson Masque and Orchesis in the production of Brigadoon. Voices and instruments blended in song proclaim the aspirations of Pi Alpha Nu. PI KAPPA DELTA Pi Kappa Delta is a national honorary forensic fraternity. Students may become members after two years of speech work and after representing Mon- mouth in inter-collegiate foren- sics. Niblock, Mr. Hill, Tovo. 73 iz: 23 skidoo . . . and away we go!! ' Step right up and try your skill WUS ROUND-UP The Y sponsored WUS Round-Up was a wild and woolly success, both financially and fun-wise. M.C. stu- dents donned Western togs to roam the Wallace Hall range, and it turned into a really big bang-up even- ing for all. Determination wins again ... a buUseye . . . with a gooey pie The fiddling Nero of Monmouth campus makes his escape ... Symphonies and Lullabies by the Campus Club Kitchen Band RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK Setting aside seven days out of the school year for serious thoughts of God was the basis of Monmouth ' s Religious Emphasis Week, February 10 to 14. Dr. H. Ray Anderson, minister of the 4th Pres- byterian Church in Chicago was principal speaker for the occasion. Special chapel sessions, union conferences, and informal buzz-ses- sions at the fraternity houses and dorms completed the week for Monmouth students. 75 HIGHLANDS . - ' .f : -1 11 Brigadoon, Brigadoon ... the voices of the Pi Alpha Nu chorus, supplemented by Crimson Masque dramatic talent, and the light, dancing feet of Orchesis, joined to- gether for a successful presentation of the Broadway musical production. Petite and pert Bonnie McAllister and melodious bar- itone Jim Sims took the leading parts in the Highland adventure. Four performances of this colorful, Scottish musical were pre- sented for students, visiting schools, and the community. 77 WINTER COMES TO OLD M.C, The icy trek up the hill to Wallace . . . the festivities of the traditional Christmas dinner . . . numbness caused by zero temperatures . . . the warmth of a cup of cof- fee . . . struggling to class through a blizzard . . . the beauty of the snow-blanketed campus . . . these and many other memories come alive as we think back on the past winter. -: «: JUNIORS JUDY EARP, Sec. BILL RICHARD, Vice Pres. ROGER SMITH, Pres. GEORGE McFADDEN. Treas. DAVE JOHNSON, Athletic Rep . - . W i :m r pf ' 4 ■%■  % .4 - - -rrr ' Hedy Aberlin Sally Ahrens Carol Baccs Elspeth Barclay Dave Bardelmeier Gary Harnett Dave Bercstrom Dorothy Jean Beveridce Jlai Blischke Dave Bowers Charles Brello Apa Brooks Terry Brown Gloria Davies ' y 81 JoA N DiLLOW Don Dixon Lee Dobbins Bob Dodde r Chuck Doty Diane Dunlap Judy Earp Peccins Farmer Helen Francis LyNNE LOMiMEN 82 Barb Gltty Tuesday 4:15 Cahcil Gkaha.m Dotty Green Shirley Hansen Sarah Harkness Phii. Hc.ii.den RuCER HoUDEK 83 Dennis Hoy Ed Henderson Jack Henry Robert Hofer Karen Johnsen Dave Johnson Make it moody, Mickey Jean Kavanauch Liz King Margaret Knapp Barbara Koerwitz ■MM, Lavernk Kulm Karl Miller Ellen Lang Oliver Mitchell i O t Sandra Linder Ellen Littler Caroline Lundell Marion McCormick Jim Morton Dean McGaan Nancy Nevius Bernie McKee M r Melissa Melvin Edward Nelson Jerry Ostrom Richard PooRt Bill Richard Ul). Ku.DL Barbara Rlttinger Ervinc Ruhl Bub chlutlr Marilyn Schneider Terry Schwiebert Mary Sheppstroa Bi.AiNE Shoemaker James Sims GhuRCE Slaughter Robert Patton Jinny Smith Frances Stillwell Donna Stoddard Sheryl Stripe Jan Swarthout Joe Tait JuYCi; Underwuod A.NURtu Lrie DuKUTHY LLLK. G. Tom Wallace N GwEN Wallcren Dean Welch James Wilson Dotty Younc As I see it . . . 87 Jl I m ,M?a J J J J J J i J J J J i J V r Spirts Row 1: Hickerson, Suchy, VanNatta, Peasley, Row 2; Stafford, Droppa, Stillwell, Jones, Jaeger, Nicoll, Eddy, Heaton. Row 3: Hoover, Nevius, Hamilton, Zorn, Earp, Lommen, Brooks, Farmer, Hansen, Wallgren. Row 4: Zea, Conner, Ensminger, Tes- chke, Thomson, Divinsky, J. Miller, Thurlwell, Mitchell, Mount, Lamb. Not pictured: Schneider, Hutchison. PEP CLUB Red sweaters with circular Monmouth emblems identify the 30 members of Pep Club. These girls help promote enthusiasm and spirit for all athletic events. New members are tapped every spring on the basis of pep and activities. M CLUB The big jocks of the school are seen around campus sporting M letters, denoting their athletic powers. Football, basketball, track, swimming, wrestling, and baseball are sports that can lead to membership in M club. Row 1: Schluter, Herriott. E. Nelson, Dobbins, Hild. Dieckman, Renwick, Syrett, Morrison. Row 2: R. McKee. Graham, Davison, Tait, Rhoden- baugh. P. Johnson. Sloan, Weber. Row 3: Robertson, Richard, Jamieson, Ostrom, Dollinger, J. Nelson, O ' Brien, Drees, B. McKee, Yarde. Row 4: Gibb. .McGaan. Fischer, Buda. Glotfelty, Rilott. Patlon, McLoskey. Dodder. Row 5: K. Nelson, Schmidt, Wendling, Bergstrom, Wetzel, Smith. D. Johnson. R. Johnson, Francis. Brown. ra rS n o 3 |v I 90 CHEERLEADERS Yea Red! Yea White! . . . the flare of a bright plaid skirt . . . winning smiles and peppy action . . . cheerleaders leading a chant to victory . . . Come on, Monmouth, let ' s go, go, go ... go .. . go. Work, Hickerson, Van Natta, Nelson, Peasley, Suchy. 91 Row 1: Cheetham, Harlan, Bergstrom, Francis, Grummitt, Little. Row 2: Rhoades, Johnson, Brown, Weber, Trevor, Sloan, Wirth. SWIMMING This year ' s swimming team, coached by Don Rhoades, failed to win any meets this year but met some tough conference and non-conference teams. Eligible for varsity letters were Dave Bergstrom, Tom Cheetham, George Francis, Dave Johnson, Dick Little, Dick Sloan, Mickey Trevor, Don Wirth, and Pete Weber. WRESTLING Scot grapplers won only one dual meet this year but managed to tie two others. Coach Joe Pelisek ' s squad took a seventh place in the conference meet. Letter winners were Bruce Anderson, Bob Foens, Don Graham, George McFadden, Ed Nelson, Rog Smith, and Andy Urie. Row 1: Franz, Foens, Graham, Smith, Urie. Row 2: Coach Rhoades, Nelson, Hansen, Link, McFadden, Loveless. 9Z ' ' .X C? ' ' s . ' w- s -f ' v ' . ♦ ' «« rv  ( «lSri ■- ' ?oh; i; Johnson, Doty, Brawdy, Guelle, Saiihurg. Kuw 2: Coach Jelly Robinson, Richard, Honatli, Hartmann, McKee, Baumann, Fletcher. Row 3: Johnson, Cook, Rilott, Yarde, Robertson, Runyan, Coach Pelisek. TRACK, 1957 Coach Chuck Larson had eight lettermen back this year from last year ' s squad which took fifth place in the conference meet held at Monmouth. The Scots also won four dual meets and a quadrang- ular meet and participated in three relays. Among those return- ing this season are Bud Cook, Len Gibb, Don Graham, Ed Honath, Bob McKee, Bill Richard, Sandy Robertson and Tad Yarde. Row 1: McBride, Link, Dollinger, McKee, Glotfelty, Dodder, Wiegel, Rilott. Row 2: Rhodenbaugh, Davison, E. Nelson, Drees, Hild, Johnson, Fischer, A. Smith. Row 3: Weber, K. Nelson, R. Smith, Robertson, J. Nelson, Herriott, Buda. Row 4: Woll, Travelstead, Huber, Cooper, Patton. O ' Brien, Pelisek. FOOTBALL Although the Scots ' football record was not too impressive as far as wins go, the team was trying out on the field every minute. Their never-say-die attitude paid off in the final game as they beat Lawrence decisively. The Scots, under new coach Joe Pelisek, faced some tough opponents during their eight game season. Several players received conference honors at the end of the season and Bob McKee was named co-captain of the all-state college team and received profes- sional offers. With a number of lettermen and some promising freshmen returning next year, the team seems certain to better its record. SCORES Monmouth Monmouth 14 Monmouth 13 Monmouth 21 Monmouth Monmouth 7 Monmouth Monmouth 20 Ripon 34 Carleton 28 Cornell 20 Knox 26 Saint Olaf 35 Coe 21 Grinnell 29 Lawrence 14 uwk ' -ir ' : JERRY McBRIDE, Quaterback JIM RILOTT, Tackle BOB McKEE, End LES DOLLINGER, Tackle SENIOR SCOTSMEN .■ ' •oi ' DEAN FISCHER, Huljhack 1 1 1 ART DAVISON, Guar(f 97 Row 1: Nelson. Rhodenlough. McBride. McKee, Glotfelty. Cooper. ' etzel. ?ou ' 2: Coach Larson. McLoskey. Mueller, Reimers, W illman, Rilott. Yarde. Dollinger. THE FIGHTING SCOTS With the return of four starters from the conference co-champions of 1956-57, the Scot basketball team was favored for another great season last year. Although the Scots played well in most games and showed signs of brilliance, the squeakers which they had come from behind to win the year before seemed to go the other way this season. The Scots started out with three conference wins but lost to Cornell during Bob McKee ' s absence with an ankle injury. With McKee back, the Scots gave Creighton University a scare, and won several others, but heartbreaking losses to Knox and Carleton virtually ended their con- ference title hopes. The Scots finished with an 8-8 conference record and a 10-12 overall record. SCORES Monmouth 70 Carleton 69 Monmouth 70 St. Olaf 57 Monmouth 57 Grinnell 51 Monmouth 50 Cornell 55 Monmouth 56 Augustana 57 Monmouth 58 Creighton 61 Monmouth 81 Carthage 62 Monmouth 59 Ripon 64 Monmouth 53 Lawrence 38 Monmouth 60 Knox 64 Monmouth 54 Coe 45 Monmouth 69 St. Ambrose 75 Monmouth 71 Carthage 56 Monmouth 55 Kentucky State 87 Monmouth 61 St. Olaf 44 Monmouth 54 Carleton 56 Monmouth 69 Cornell 86 Monmouth 45 Grinnell 47 Monmouth 61 Knox 63 Monmouth 70 Coe 95 Monmouth 78 Lawrence 55 Monmouth 84 Ripon 70 99 THE WEE SCOTS SCORES Monmouth 75 Shimer 24 Monmouth 78 Rushville, 111. 48 Monmouth 65 Knox 47 Monmouth 57 Knox 67 Row 1: Guilinger. Russell, G. Anderson, G. Larson, Goff, Jornlin, Mr. Woll. Row 2: K. Johnson, Reasner, Rineljerg, IMcRoberts, D. Lewis, Gillogly, Patterson, Youngquist. I 101 Ron ' I: Fulton, Loveless, Miller. Johnson, Webb, Broun, Syrett. Roiv 2: B ush, Mell, Dodder McBride, DoUinger, Moon, Phillips, Coach Gould. BASEBALL, 1957 A nucleus of veterans led Joe Pelisek ' s varsity baseball squad into another tough baseball season this year. Last year ' s squad compiled a 5-7 record under Coach Kenny Gould. The Scots will again meet some top-flight conference playoffs at the end of the season. Among the candidates for starting positions were lettermen Les Dollinger, Jerry McBride, Jim Syrett, Dave Brown, Dave Johnson, and Whitey Miller. y TENNIS Three men are back from last year ' s tennis squad, which did rather well, compiling a 4-5 record under Coach Jim John- son. Dick Sloan, Bob Wetzel and Bud Wendling are back and other candidates are Bob Reinsberg, Bob Bowen and Paul Lohner. Row 1: Lohner, Wendling, Wetzel. Row 2: Coach Woll, Bowen, Reinsburg, Sloan. GOLF Golf Coach Bobby Woll has three varsity men back from last year ' s squad which copped one win in eight meets. Perry Johnson, Dick Poore and Lee Dobbins are returning along with Ted Morrison, num- ber one man two years ago. Wentland, Smith, Weigel, Dobbins, Johnson. ] r-f kJHth-. 103 1 ' ' Say we ' re having an open house this week-end ... got a message . . . he finally called ' He does take a good picture, doesn ' t he? ... Finnesse it . . . don ' t uptrump me . . . down one! INSIDE MONMOUTH 104 Last-minute touches bejore the big climb up to Wallace ... Orders, bulletins, and more directic Click-clack of needles in those leisurely moments ... Why, Fd love to go! 1 SOPHOMORES JUDY STAFFORD, Sec. KEN MUELLER, Vice Pres. DONN DENNISTON, Pres. CHUCK RASSIEUR, Trea . I 1 Nancy Acheson Scott Atherton Roberta Baer Patty Baird Mary Bradford MfSKi JoHK Brewer Carol Bryden Gary Cacle Shirley Carr Wayne Carson Sally Charvat Tom Cheetham June Christiansen Gretchen Cook Carolyn Davis Jon Deen DoNN Denniston Nancy Derrick Dale Doan 107 MOMOKO Doi Arle-NE Dresmal Mary Dunstan Barb Feil Howard Ferguson Karl Ferguson Fred Frantz Bob Gamer Dean Davis Ralph Griffith Charles Hild 108 Larry Huber Another man down! Conversation is the spice of life I =; 0 t Judy Irelan RocKR Jaeclr Carol Kemmerer Don Koepke Monica Kristensson Larry Kuhn Judy Lamb Audrey Larson Nancy Lee Richard Lefort Charles Link Peter Life Janet Long Bill McBride 109 Bill McKelvey Carol Macari Stan Martin Karen Meyer Martha Mitchell Judy Mohler Louise Mount Ken Nelson Chuck Newburc Kathy Oliver Ken Painter John Penney Louis Pine Janet Purper Chuck Rassieur Bob Reinsberc Alice Robbins John Rohrbach Warren Sanders 110 Don Sands Dick Sauerman Joan Schilthuis Jean Schneiuer Sharon Schrawcer Adin Slaughter Anita Slehos Maureen Smiley Chesney Smith Jan Sommers Judy Stafford Karen Sundberc Helene Thenoz Michael Thomas 111 Susan Thompson Da.n Thor Shirlf.y Thlblu ' ell Ann Toal Nancy Van Natta But Pierre, I dorit have a date! ' John Wacenknecht Ray Walters Judy Watson EnuARD Wentland Becky Barr Mickey Trevor Bruce Welker Dick Wherry Charles White Pat White m ' -m Flu casualties Zoe Wooldridce Peggie Wooton George Yeck Dona Zinser Karen Zucschwerdt i Qreeks ACTIVES Row 1: Oliver, Adamaitis, Schrawger, Farmer, Baggs. Row 2: Duncan, Light, Albertson, McGinnis, Beaty, Larson. Row 3: Woold- ridge, Lee, Vellenga, Sheppstrom, Knuth, Schneider, Underwood, Stripe, Hutchison, Dillow, Slebos, Nordlund, Moore. ALPHA XI DELTA BETA EPSILON- FOUNDED IN 1932 OFFICERS President Sarah McGinnis Vice President Nancy Albertson Recording Secretary Janice Larson Corresponding Secretary Marilyn Duncan Treasurer Karen Hutchison Membership Chairmen Mary Sheppstrom Dorothy Vellenga 116 McPeek, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Mertel, McGinnis, Sheppstrom, Schneider. Hey look and see there ' s an Alpha Xi com- ing through with . . . the Roarin ' Twenties rush party . . . activities in yellow and blue on turnabout day . . . the retreat to Elgin . . . Fall and Fascination . . . new initiates wear- ing the golden quill ... a castle painted blue and gold PLEDGES Row 1: Cerka, Olson, Slebos, Maclean. Row 2: Craft, Lukasz. Row 3: Winbigler, Brownlee, Matthews, Thomas, Bozarth, Bell, Coppock, Ahlenius, Stewart. i « , i ' t ACTIVES Row I: Stoddard, Droppa, McCormick, Piatt. Mohler. Row 2: Edwards, Jones, Jaeger, McAllister, Trnka, Nicoll. Row 3: Ascher, Hull, Hoover, White, McRae, Mitchell, Barclay, Lamb, Littler, Young, Wallgren, Mount, Stafford. KAPPA DELTA BETA GAMMA -FOUNDED IN 1936 OFFICERS President Pidge Jaeger Vice President Bonnie McAllister (Pledge Trainer) Secretary Dot Jones Treasurer Joan Trnka Rush Chairmen Midge Nicoll Carole Edwards 118 Oh, I ' d rather be a KD girl with . . . the emerald and the pearl . . . student body secre- tary, Pidge . . . the coveted scholarship cup . . . Bonnie, Brigadoon star . . . kneesocks on turnabout day . . . Ravelings editor, Gwen . . . retreats and Olive Binges . . . than Rocke- feller ' s only heir. PLEDGES Row 1: Kelly, Boal, Johnson, Flynn, Clark, Hill. Row 2: Redelph, BuUard, Hopperstad, Pries, Roehm, Saberson, Saum, Sommers, Gullion. 119 OFFICERS President Jane Eddy Vice President Marolyn Short Recording Secretary Lynn Cameron Treasurer Dorothy Beveridge Pledge Captain Virginia Smith Rush Chairman Marge Heaton 1 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ALPHA -FOUNDED IN 1870 ACTIVES Rou ' 1: Craig. Toal Kemmerer. Kelley, Meyer, Aberlin, Lommen, Row 2: Williams, Linder, Burgess, Cameron, Eddy, Short, Bever- idge. Heaton, Thomson, Teschke. Wooton. Row 3: Sprout, Nowlan. Watson. Christiansen, Hall, Smith, Cook, Miller, Mason, Barr, En- sminger, Zorn, Acheson. m ■ w t ■  • ,- . r . ,, _ i nHII . iM%if i: f, f: I i t.t t ' i I ' LEDGES Row 1: Work, Soliday, Lobdell, Mason, Palmer, Killey. Row 2: Woll, Jolins ' in, Creswell, Darrah, Winebright, Liritis, Suchy, Smale, Sippel, McGaan, IJarr. The girls so true of blue and blue claiming . . . the Kappa key, the fleur - de - lis . . . Homecoming attendants Marge and Mickey . . . P.B. ' s and Kappa Kin nights . . . April as Joan of Arc . . . Cheer- leaders Jo and Chris . . . You ' re doing fine Kappa Gamma. 121 : ;t ' ' 3 m m ACTIVES Row I: Thurlwell, Dunlap, Swarthout, Harkness. Row 2: Baer, Gingrich, Melvin, Hamilton, Stillwell, Irey, Evans, C. Smith. Row S.- Johnson, Zugschwerdt, Zea, Halliday, Nevius, M. Smith, Francis, Miller, Divinsky, Earp, Dresmal, Baird, Sundberg. PI BETA PHI ALPHA -FOUNDED IN 1867 The ring-ching girls will remem- ber . . . Homecoming Queen Har- riet and attendant Judy ... a hilarious turnabout day . . . cookie shine fun . . . rushing in sarongs . . . I ' ve got that Pi Phi feeling . . . the arrow and the chain. f ' H n H Ba ' B Br I P 1 M H Hr m ' I H m .; Lii H 122 OFFICERS President Harriet Stillwell Vice President Edith Robbins Corresponding Secretary .... Sue Gingrich Recording Secretary Anne Irey Pledge Supervisor Peggy Evans Treasurer Jo Ellen Hamilton -rWf ■«o PLEDGES Row 1: Rowland, Stillwell, Bigelow, Inness, Cole, Gittings. Row 2: Ditch, Newton, Wilson, Ray, Wissmiller, Bartek, Richter, McClure, Domer. OFFICERS Worthy Master Jim Syrett Worthy Chaplain .... Joe Ramsdale Worthy Scribe .... Ralph Stephenson Worthy Keeper of the Exchequer Terry Brown Pledge Trainer Rick Mlady ALPHA TAU OMEGA EPSILON NU- FOUNDED IN 1947 ACTIVES Row 1: B. Johnson, McBride. Griffith, Loveless, Cradit. Wetzel, Lewis. Weckwert. Row 2: Nelson, Grummitt, Bergstrom. Brown, Syrett, Morton. Frazier. Millikin, Gamer. Row 3: D. Johnson. Sbalchiero, Frantz, Riggs, Hincker, Weber, Mlady, Stankrauff, Ramsdale, Olson, Li[je. WheriT. Dobbins, Bowen, Wentland. Row 4: G. Johnson. Pt-tcr?, Crank, P. Johnson. PLEDGES Row 1 : Ruhl, Stewart, Cheetham. Row 2: Berendt, Jornlin, Milonas, Lundal, Mitchell, Thompson, Ellefsen. Row 3: Chamberlin, Boek- enhauer, Wirth, Gillogly, Rineberg, Trevor, Singer, Larson. The Taus of the gold and blue with . . . student body veep Jim Syrett . . . annual Valentine party, Cupid ' s Capades . . . Scotch puppies as winter formal favors . . . the Maltese emblem . . . My A T girl, how I love you . . . m m i pi „ r -v. mil ' ' Pffi ACTIVES Row 1: Brown. Bardelmeier, Montgomery. Moore, Feurer, Bilderback. Row 2: Dieckman, LaVigne, Wend- ling, Davison, Gibson. Anderson. Brello, Smith. Row 3: Nehmer, Brundage, Buda, Noton, Jaeger, Orser, Carstens, Welker, Wilhardt, C. Anderson, Thor. SIGMA PHI EPSILON ILLINOIS GAMMA -FOUNDED IN 1948 OFFICERS President Art Davison Vice President Bob Guinan Comptroller : Jack Gibson Historian Carl Anderson Secretary Jack Gibson 126 The boys with the heart, proud of . . . Art Davison, student body president . . . new addition, dog Tye . . . another successful Sig Ep Casino . . . the annual Christmas Smorgasbord . . . violets and roses for the Queen of Hearts. PLEDGES Row 1: Richter, White, Bullington, St. Jean, L. Montgomery, Bivens. Fleming, Ruckle. Row 2: Parsons, Moore, Graves, Potter, Hatch, Dickman, Martin, Carstens. 127 OFFICERS President Jerry Tovo Vice President John Niblock Secretary Roger Smith Treasurer Don Beveridge Pledge Trainer Skip Schmidt THETA CHI BETA PI -FOUNDED IN 1942 ACTIVES Row I: Houdek, Pfaeffle. Beveridge, Niblock. Mrs. Brown, Tovo, R. A. Smith. Brown, R. Smith, Schmidt. Row 2: Drees, Tornquist, Beyerle. McLoskey, Blin.stnip. Oslrom, Runyan, Feiertag, Francis, Row 3: Miller. Robertson, . nderson. Doty, Gibson, Pearson. Barnett, Hild. Ron ' 4: Lohner. Kcmpiii. Kulm, McFadden, Dodder, Link, Mueller. White, Blair, McKee, Fitch, Patton, McConnell, Urie, Cook. S-. J- ■y l i PLEDGES Row I: Cox, Roth, McDonouph, MrDavitt. Row 2: Russell. Orednick, McCann, Schmidt, Feiertag. Roberts, Major. Row 3: Phillips, Milnes, Doan, Gibson, Nelson, McRoberts, Johnson, Reasner, Borine, Wallem, Huyhbanks. The OX men in the red-brick house with . . . mili- tary red and white . . . Niblock as Oracle chief and student body treasurer . . . the serpent and the sabers . . . the success of Barbary Coast . . . basketball stars galore ... I dream of the girl . . . 129 V 7? '  %• - •u ACTIVES Row 1: G. Smith. Fischer, Gale, Atherton. Willing. Rassieur, Dixon. McKee. Row 2: Denniston, A. Smith, Gibb, Schluter, Hedenberg, Rilott. Wallace. Richards, Pioch. Row 3: Jamieson. Thoresen. Lafferty. Tait, McGaan, Yarde, Reimers, Wild, Wagenknecht, Renwick, McBride, Blischke. Row 4: Huber, Magnuson, Hellison, Nelson, Schmidt, Henry, R. Smith, Brown, Moffat, Walters, Perry, Henderson, Yeck. TAU KAPPA EPSILON ALPHA EPSILON -FOUNDED IN 1928 OFFICERS President Norm Hedenberg Vice President Bill Richard Secretary Len Gibb Treasurer Larry Mell Pledge Master Tom Wallace R3 ■ . % If XL ., im yv4 md v ' S %Jm Hf TihmA ' - ' m. m m If- l - w lm__Jm P il jjj TT a H ■ ■ M gl 130 I After dark, when everything is still we ' ll remember the Tekes with . . . the skull and crossbones . . . annual fun at Streets of Laredo . . . tops in scholarship . . . cherry and gray . . . the TKE girls ' Sadie Hawkins ' Day Party . . . The Tekes in serenade. PLEDGES Row I: Smith, Matthews, Ford, Wilson, Hornaday. Row 2: Yogi, Ferguson, Rogers, Brewer, Van Horn, Sauerman, Rohrljach, Blecher. Row 3: Gould, Rager, King, Brown, Kenney, Lachel, Meloy, Oggel, Hansen, Pronga, Pilz. PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL Eight sorority seniors, two representatives of each group, compose Pan Hellenic Council, which serves to integrate the activities of the social groups. In addition to regu- lating rush rules, social problems, and Marshall Hall activities. Pan Hell Council also sponsors several serv- ice projects during the school year. Row 1: Edwards, Sheppstrom, Heaton, Earp. Row 2: McGinnis, H. Stillwell, Jaeger, Eddy. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Mutual problems of the fra- ternities are worked out through Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil, which works with the guid- ance of Dean Ball. These Greek campus leaders work toward unified rushing regula- tions, and also, together with the Pan-Hell Council, organ- ize the annual Inter-Fraternity Sing. Row 1: Davison. Dean Ball, Tovo, Hedenberg, Syrett. Row 2: R. A. Smith, Richard, Morton, Row 1: Coppock, McGaan, Inness, Saberson. . 132 JUNIOR PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL A new innovation this year is the Junior Pan- Hellenic Council, made up of a representative of each of the four pledge classes. These fresh- men attended Pan-Hell weekly council meetings, and brought back reports and ideas to their pledge meetings. A closer feeling between actives and pledges was established through better un- derstanding of mutual difficulties. The hardest work of all — studying! Line forms to the rear FHA (Future Husbands of America) Genius at work! CUPID ON CAMPUS ' It ' s so hard to say good-night . . . Always ready for a coffeebreak! 135 ALL IN A DAY It all begins at the crack of dawn — or nearly — when . . . . . . energetic students hurry to their 7:40s ... . . . and pause for a morning coke break Later they mingle with the friendly crowd at a basketball game . . . . . . and finally end the day with a quiet, relaxing game of bridge 137 Bonnie Ahlenius Allen Ahrens Amy Amsbury Dan Anderson Charlene Baldwin Connie Barr Diana Beil Robert Bere.ndt Natalie Bicelow Ken Blecker Judy Boal Roger Boekenhauer Carl Borine Margaret Bozarth Lynn Brandenburg Janet Brownlee 139 Tom Calhoun Gail Cecka Another Godfrey JiMMiE Chandler Ken Cox Barb Clark Judy Craft Ray Clark Linda Cole Carolbel Creswell Charlotte Crippen Joan Conner Kay Dodge Don Campbell Don Chamberlin Pat Covert Karen Domer Rosalie Easdale Barbara Eden Robert Effland Paul ELLEtst.N Bob Keiertac Don Filbrun Betty Flynn Paul Ford Elaine Gately Gloria Gerdes Robert Gillocly Wanda Graham Now what did we do? Penny Gullion Sherman Hansen 4 Hifllh ' m ■ - J li ' ' ,|1 i m 141 Nancy Henry Jane Hill Jim Hornaday Carol Horner Joanna Huber Joyce Huebner Jim Huchbanks Jane Inness William Jahn Jeanine Johnson Sandra Johnson Bob Jornlin Ron Kenney Linda Killey ' But we can study better in the union! John Kofoed aw Lance Kohn Cynthia Koonce Gary Larson Nancy Latta Timothy Lee Lisa Leppakoski Anna Liritis Barbara Lobdell Ronald Lundal Dick McCann Betty McClure Bob McCulloch Up in the air, senior birdman Fred McDavttt Bob McDonouch Ellin McDoucall Lynn McCaan 143 Judy Maclean Susan Marshall Mary Mason Susan Mathews Tom Matthews Gib Meloy Jim Milonas iliiiiiiliii Oh, oh, oh, Bernadine Douc Moore Beverly Nelson Mary Niblock Terry Ogcel Jan Olson Paul Orednick Janet Painter Barbara Palmer Joyce Pandolfi Gerald Parsons Gerald Patterson LORETTA PaWLEY John Phillips Nelson Potter Jackie Pries Lee Pultz Yea, Red! Kenneth Racer Bob Roberts ' ' Sally Roehm Frank Romano Carole Rowland Lynn Saberson Jo Saum DeBUIE Sll ' l ' EL Gladys Slebos Joan Smale Linda Soliday Lynda Stewart Charles Sympson Sharon Thomas Ina Treloar Dean Van Horn Gunilla Verner-Carlsson Carl Volz Dick Wallem I 146 Dick Ruckle Bill Stevenson Carole Warth Florence Weiser Coffee, make it black! Philip Wherry Paul White Marvin Wherry Stan Wilson Chris Work Gaye Winbicler Larry Yeomen Sharon Winebricht Kay Young Jan Wissmiller ' Any questions? WE ' LL REMEMBER ALWAYS 148 4, ( wont be long now ... 1 v The impressiveness of Pomp and Circumstance ... the parting words of Dr. Gibson . . . saying last good-bys to classmates . . . eager anticipation of the future — all a part of the excitement of graduation day. GLIMPSES OF GRADUATION 150 SENIOR INDEX ' ;_ ' ALBAUGH. DAVID Music comes from the ' sole ' MUSIC BLRLI.NGTO.N, IOWA Veteran ' s Club; Phi Delta Theta. ALBERTSON, NANCY She wasn ' t sorry Knox won the Turkey. SOCIOLOGY ALEDO, ILLINOIS Pi Alpha Nu; Gracie ' s Show; Sociology Club; Chorale; YWCA; WAA; Alpha Xi Delta. ALLAMAN, LARRY Makes a 4 point once in a while. CHEMISTRY MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS ACS; Sigma Omicron Mu; Pi Eta Mu. BEATY, MARTHA Summer in Alaska. EDUCATION MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Spanish Club; Sigma Delta Pi; Alpha Xi Delta. BERGE, BARBARA The theater is her future ' ' SPEECH PARK RIDGE. ILLINOIS YWCA; Crimson Masque; Freshman play; For- ensic League; Messiah chorus; ISA. BRAND, BARBARA Religion without joy is no religion. BIBLE ROSENBURG, OREGON Alpha Lambda Delta; Clio Club; Eta Sigma Phi; Canterbury; Sigma Omicron Mu; WCA; Icthus. BROWN, DAVID Pioneer of chemistry ' ' CHEMISTRY WASHINGTON, ILLINOIS Theta Chi. BRUMBAUGH, NORMAN A vet who likes ole M.C. PHYSICS VERONA, PENNSYLVANIA Football; Veterans ' Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon. BULAND, MARYBETH Future teacher of America. EDUCATION EARLVILLE, ILLINOIS YWCA; Icthus; Band; Messiah. BURGESS. DIANA Leader of the homemakers. HOME ECONOMICS LINCOLNWOOD, ILLINOIS Crimson Masque; Messiah; Spanish Club; IRC; Sociology Club; YWCA; WAA; Home Econom- ics Club, President; Ravelings; Kappa Kappa Gamma. CAMERON, LYNN Always has a smile for everyone. ENGLISH EVANSTON, ILLINOIS Messiah; Polywogs; Crimson Masque; WAA, Sports Manager, Publicity Chairman; YWCA; Sociology Club, Vice-President; IRC; Kappa Kappa Gamma. CLEMENTS, LEON Education makes the man. EDUCATION KIRKWOOD, ILLINOIS Rifle Club; Theta Chi. COCHRAN, EVELYN In quietness and confidence shall be my strength. CHEMISTRY OQUAWICA, ILLINOIS ACS, Vice-President; Rifle Club, President; Ger- man Club; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Omicron Mu, Secretary, Treasurer; Tau Pi, Treasurer; Tomahawk. COE, RICHARD Casanova thought he was good — BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS M Club; Cross Country. CONWAY, MARY ANN A senior in three years PSYCHOLOGY KIRKWOOD, ILLINOIS Tomahawk ; Band ; YWCA ; Crimson Masque ; Youth Fellowship; Unaffiliated Girls; WAA. CRANK, JOHN That hair could set anyone afire BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BRAYMER, MISSOURI Business Club; Ravelings Staff; College Social Committee; Freshman Regulations Committee; Bagpipe Band; College Band; YMCA; Alpha Tau Omega. CUMMINS, KATHY Silence is wisdom white speech is folly EDUCATION ALTONA, ILLINOIS IRC; YWCA; Ichthus; WAA; ISA. DAVISON, ARTHUR The competent campus leader PHYSICS STRONGHURST, ILLINOIS Football; Wrestling; M Club; Blue Key; YMCA; Student Affairs Committee; Student Union Com- mittee; Student-Faculty Committee; President of Student Council and Student Body; Interfratern- ity Council; Sigma Phi Epsilon, President. DOLLINGER, LESTER A friendly ' Wampus Cat ' . PHYSICAL EDUCATION MONMOUTH. ILLINOIS Football; Baseball; M Club; Theta Chi. DREES, RICHARD Music should be his major PHYSICAL EDUCATION WAUWATOSA. WISCONSIN Chorale; Choir; Tri-Beta; The Lark ; German Club, Vice-President; Pi Alpha Nu productions; Intramural Sports; Theta Chi. DROPPA, MARGARET Love that Alabama sun EDUCATION OTTAWA. ILLINOIS Pi Alpha Nu; Pep Club; IRC; Choir; YWCA; Messiah; Student-Faculty Social Committee; Band, President; Kappa Delta. DUNCAN. MARILYN She ' ll teach in Europe yet SPANISH SALEM. ILLINOIS YWCA; WAA, Sports Manager; Spanish Club; Sigma Delta Pi; Ichthus Club; Gospel Team; Oracle; Ravelings, Senior Editor; Gracie ' s Show; Alpha Xi Sextet; Alpha Xi Delta. 151 ECKLEY, JOHN A returned veteran GEOLOGY MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Vets ' Campus Club, Vice-President. EDDY, JANIE My Praying Mantids have finally hatched BIOLOGY BARRINGTON, ILLINOIS Crimson Masque; Freshman Regulations Com- mittee; YWCA; Pep Club; Tau Pi; AWS, Presi- dent; IRC, President; ACS; Beta Beta Beta; WAA; Student Council; Student Faculty; Presi- dent ' s Advisory Committee; Pan-Hellenic; Kappa Kappa Gamma, President. EDWARDS, CAROLE Education Departments answer to Dennis the Menace BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Business Majors, Inc.; Pan-Hellenic; Pi Alpha Nu; Student Advisory Committee; WAA; YWCA; Choir; Sociology Club; Kappa Delta. EVANS, MARGARET Not as quiet as you may think ENGLISH JOLIET, ILLINOIS YWCA. Cabinet; Pi Alpha Nu; Choir; Chorale; AWS; Messiah; Pi Beta Phi. FISCHER, DEAN Man from a small town who will end up in a big city HISTORY ALPHA, ILLINOIS YMCA, President, State Secretary; IRC, Presi- dent; Clio Club. Vice-President; Sophomore Class President; Senior Class President; Sigma Omi- cron Mu, President; Phi Eta Mu ; Sigma Tau Delta, President; Phi Alpha Theta, President; Blue Key; Student Council; M Club, Vice-Presi- dent; Publications Board; Football; Track; Washington Semester Student; Tau Kappa Epsi- lon, Vice-President. FITCH. ROBERT To industry nothing is impossible CHEMISTRY BUSHNELL. ILLINOIS Messiah; Band; Crimson Masque; ACS; Pi Alpha Nu; Oracle; German Club; Theta Chi. FLANDERS, THOMAS Content surpasses wealth PHYSICS MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Theta Chi. FORSYTHE, JANET She found her man in Washington ENGLISH EAST MCKEESPORT, PENNSYLVANIA YWCA; WAA; Oracle; Crimson Masque; Choir; Chorale; Ichthus; Gospel Team; outh Fellow- ship; English Majors Club; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Omicron Mu; Tau Pi; Pi Alpha Nu; Washington Semester Student; Kappa Delta. FOUST, RICHARD Character is destiny PHYSICS MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS FRITZ, EDWARD Student most often late to chapel BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS Sigma Tau Delta; Business Majors, Inc.; Fresh- men Play; The Lark ; Hasty Heart ; Perils of Pamona ; Theta Chi. GALE, ROBERT He ' s seen around Monmouth PHYSICS MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS GIBB, LEONARD Honor lies in honest toil PSYCHOLOGY ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS Choir; Band; Chorale; Basketball; Track; Pi Al- pha Nu President; YMCA, President; Christian Coordination Council; Youth Fellowship; Student Council; M Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon. GILLETTE, JACK Energy and persistence conquer all things BIOLOGY MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Sigma Tau Delta. GINGRICH, SUSAN Friendship is the gift of Gods EDUCATION WEBSTER GROVE, MISSOURI YWCA, Cabinet; WAA; IRC; Sociology Club; Student Council; Dorm President; Pi Beta Phi. GRAHAM, DONALD Takes honors in track GEOLOGY ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS GLTNAN, ROBERT Lefs have a party I GOVERNMENT SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS YMCA, Cabinet; IRC; Vets ' Club; Baseball; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice President. HAMILTON, JO ELLEN A bride soon after graduation HISTORY MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Pep Club; YWCA; Phi Alpha Theta; WAA, Sports Manager; Clio Club; Pi Beta Phi. HAWCOCK, EMORY It ' s never loo late to begin again CHEMISTRY MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS ACS; German Club. HEDENBERG, NORMAN Success is a ladder which cannot be climbed ivith your hands in your pockets PHYSICS PARK RIDGE, ILLINOIS YMCA; Interfraternity Council, President; Blue Key; Phi Eta Mu; Student Council; Student Fac- ulty; Junior Class Treasurer; Tau Kappa Epsilon, President. IREY, ANNE Friendship is the bond of reason EDUCATION MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS YWCA; Oracle, Business Manager; Pi Beta Phi. JAEGER, DONNA Lots of pep and full of fun SOCIOLOGY LOMBARD. ILLINOIS YWCA, Cabinet; WAA, Vice-President; Crimson Masque; Messiah; Sophomore Dorm President; Sociology Club; Tau Pi; AWS; Pan-Hellenic Council; Student Council; Student-Faculty Com- mittee; Student Body Secretary; Oracle; Youth Fellowship; Kappa Delta, President. JAMIESON, GEORGE The blonde from the W est BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PHOENIX, ARIZONA JOBUSCH. LINDE She turns music to magic MUSIC ALEDO, ILLINOIS YWCA; Pi Alpha Nu; AWS, Vice-President; Choir; Tomahawk. 152 JOHNSON, PERRY ' ' The Moose PHYSICAL EDUCATION PEORIA, ILLINOIS Football; Wrestling; Golf; Clio Club; M Club; IRC; Alpha Tau Omega. JONES, DORTHEA Always a helping hand for everyone EDUCATION ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI YWCA, Cabinet, Vice-President; Ichthus Club; AWS; Gospel Teams; Youth Fellowship; Pep Club; WAA; Kappa Delta. KEMPIN, PHILIP The hypnotist PSYCHOLOGY KEWANEE, ILLINOIS KETTERING, PHYLLIS Love is love forevermore LATIN MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS ISA; Tomahawk; Pi Alpha Nu; Sigma Tau Delta; Eta Sigma Phi; Ichthus; IRC. LARSON, JANICE She loves a sailor . . . EDUCATION KEWANEE, ILLINOIS Junior Masque; Freshman Play; YWCA, Cabi- net; ' 57 Sig Ep Queen of Hearts; Librarian; Al- pha Xi Delta. LEWIS, SCOTT Those long eyelashes — really kill the ladies! GEOLOGY BROOKLYN, ILLINOIS Baseball; Football; YMCA, Treasurer; Business Majors, Inc.; IRC; Alpha Tau Omega. LIGHT, PATRICIA Honeymoon in Hawaii BIOLOGY SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS Sigma Omicron Mu; Alpha Lambda Delta, Sen- ior Advisor; Beta Beta Beta, Vice-President; AWS; YWCA; Lab Assistant; IRC; Tau Pi; Alpha Xi Delta. LITTLE, RICHARD Cuddles BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EVANSTON, ILLINOIS Varsity Swimming Team; Business Majors, Inc.; Veterans ' Club; Alpha Tau Omega. MACAFEE. WILLIAM The ' cliff-dweller ' from Denver PHYSICS DENVER, COLORADO German Club; IRC; Rifle Club; Veterans ' Cam- pus Club; MAC; Choir; Brigadoon. McAllister, bonnita Her size doesn ' t hide her voice ENGLISH WATERMAN, ILLINOIS Crimson Masque; YWCA, Cabinet; Chorale; Chorus; WAA; Ichthus Club; Gospel Teams; Sigma Omicron Mu; Alpha Lambda Delta; Youth Fellowship ; Pep Club ; Pi Alpha Nu ; Freshman Counselor; Student Council; Student-Faculty Committee; English Majors Club; Messiah; Kappa Delta, Vice-President. McBRIDE, GERALD One of the three Macs PHYSICAL EDUCATION MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Football; Basketball; Baseball; M Club. McGINNIS, SARA SAM the Biology man BIOLOGY AINSWORTH, IOWA AWS; Pan-Hellenic Council; Beta Beta Beta; German Club; YWCA; WAA; Student-Faculty Committee; Tau Pi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Alpha Xi Delta, President. McKEE, ROBERT The Quick Brown Fox GEOLOGY MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Football, Honorable Mention Sophomore Year, First team All Conference Junior and Senior Years; Basketball, Second Team Conference, Jun- ior Year; Track; Baseball; M Club; Blue Key, President; Student Council; Treasurer of Fresh- man Class; President Junior Class; Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class; Student Union Committee; Student Committee, President; Theta Chi. McLOSKEY, ROBERT Comedian thru and thru PHYSICS iMONMOUTH. ILLINOIS German Club; Basketball; Theta Chi. McPHERREN, ROSCOE Knows all about History HISTORY QUINCY, ILLINOIS Phi Alpha Theta; YMCA; ISA; IRC. MAGNUSON, EUGENE Has his mind on Chemistry CHEMISTRY MONMOUTH. ILLINOIS ACS; Rifle Club; Football; Tau Kappa Epsilon. MASON, SANDRA The ping pong Champion PHYSICAL EDUCATION CHICAGO, ILLINOIS WAA, Sports Manager; YWCA; P.E. Majors Club; Sociology Club; Student-Faculty Social Committee; Kappa Kappa Gamma. MELL, LARRY He cant seem to forget ole MC PHYSICS KENEVILLE. ILLINOIS Student Council; Interfraternity Council; Sigma Omicron Mu; Basketball; Baseball; Football; M Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon. MILLER, ARLENE She ' s seen in- chapel everyday ENGLISH EARLVILLE. ILLINOIS Crimson Masque; Band; Choir: Chorale; ' K AA; YWCA; Oracle; Clio; IRC; Eta Sigma Phi; Ichthus Club; Alpha Lambda Delta; Pi Alpha Nu; Kappa Kappa Gamma. MILLIKAN, LARRY Skins old snakes in the Science Building BIOLOGY LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Ravelings; Crimson Masque; Messiah; Pi Alpha Nu; Beta Beta Beta; German Club; Band; Or- chestra; Blue Key; M Club; Wrestling; YMCA, Treasurer; Alpha Tau Omega. MLADY. RICHARD Can be found in the hnion once in a while HISTORY RIVERSIDE, ILLINOIS MOFFATT, JAMES A good MC — does imitations too HISTORY CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Crimson Masque; Clio Club; Forensic League; IRC; Tau Kappa Epsilon. 153 MOON, DANIEL Chem enthusiast — helpful in lab PHYSICS COLCHESTER, ILLINOIS ACS; German Club; Baseball; ISA; Band; Stu- dent Faculty Social Committee; Intramural Sports. MOORE, LARRY he doesn ' t reform soon he won ' t be able to. BIOLOGY MARION, ILLINOIS Beta Beta Beta; American Chemical Society; Sigma Phi Epsilon. MORRISON, THEODORE Friends with a teacher from ' the cities ' BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION QUINCY, ILLINOIS Veterans ' Campus Club ; Business Majors, Inc. ; Golf Team; IRC. NIBLOCK, JOHN Always has a nose for news SPEECH HOMEWOOD, ILLINOIS Pi Kappa Delta; Blue Key; Sigma Tau Delta; Oracle. Editor; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Stu- dent Body Treasurer; Student Council; Track; Cross Country ; Advisory Committee to Presi- dent; Student- Faculty ; Crimson Masque; Theta Chi, Vice-President. NICOLL, MARJORIE A necessity to WAA PHYSICAL EDUCATION ELMHURST, ILLINOIS YWCA, Cabinet; Pep Club; WAA, President; P.E. Majors Club, President; Pi Alpha Nu; Kappa Delta. PHILLIPS, CHRISTINE O ' DONELL An authority on the subject of Cuba BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Business Majors, Inc.; WCA; Economics De- partment Assistant. ORSER, STUART ' Came from the East to reform the Midwest GOVERNMENT MAYVILLE, NEW YORK IRC; Clio Club; Sociology Club; Veterans ' Cam- pus Club; Affiliated with Sigma Phi Epsilon. PAUL, JAMES Ex-President of Veterans Club CHEMISTRY MONMOUTH. ILLINOIS Veterans Campus Club; Alpha Tau Omega. PEARSON, LORING Likes to kid with everyone BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Business Majors Club; Choir; Student-Faculty Social Committee; Theta Chi. PERRY, EDWARD Drives that little green Willis BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DIXON, ILLINOIS Business Majors Clu b; Forensic League; Tau Kappa Epsilon. PETERS, RICHARD Let the philosopher be wise for himself PHILOSOPHY MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Choir, President; Treasurer of Senior Class; Pi Alpha Nu; YMCA, Cabinet; Gospel Team; Stu dent Council; Chorale; Swimming Team; Direc- tor of Sequence in Sound ; Brigadoon ; Alpha Tau Omega. PIOCH, ALBERT He ' s friends with a little KD BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ELMHURST, ILLINOIS The Lowland Sea ; Choir; Business Club; Water Show ; Gracie ' s Show ; Tau Kappa Epsilon. PLATT, SALLY Blond but certainly not dumb HISTORY MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Band; Alpha Lambda Delta; Polywogs; Clio Club; Sigma Omicron Mu; Pi Alpha Nu Orches- tra ; Kappa Delta. POORE, RICHARD The Great Thinker ENGLISH REEDSBURG, WISCONSIN Veterans ' Club; Student Council; Student-Fac- ulty Committee; President ' s Advisory Committee; MACS; Golf; Oracle; Intramural Sports. RAMSDALE, JOSEPH Economy is a great revenue BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION LE CLAIRE, IOWA Business Club; Oracle; Interfraternity Council; College Social Committee; Alpha Tau Omega, Vice-President. REIMERS, TOM The long of it BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MOLINE, ILLINOIS M Club; Business Majors Club; Basketball; Tau Kappa Epsilon. REITER, RICHARD Wisdom is the only liberty CHEMISTRY MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS ACS; German Club; Phi Eta Mu; ISA. RILOTT. JAMES The Rock Hudson of Monmouth College BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MANTENO, ILLINOIS Football; Basketball; Track; M Club; German Club; Athletic Representative, Senior Class; Tau Kappa Epsilon. ROBBINS, EDITH Nothing personal girls — but when Bob yells at me I have to yell at you EDUCATION AMBOY, ILLINOIS YWCA; Band; Clio Club; Pi Beta Phi, Vice- President. ROSENBALM, JERRY The kindly old philosopher BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Veterans ' Campus Club ; Business Majors Club. SALAWAY, MARGERY HEATON ' ' Does housework and goes to school too HIS TORY TOULON, ILLINOIS Freshman Play; Outstanding Freshman girl; Crimson Masque; Cheerleader; Dream Girl of Theta Chi; WAA; Pep Club; Christian Coordi- nation Council; Student Affairs Committee; Stu- dent Advisory Committee to President; Student Council; Pan-Hellenic Council, Vice-President; YWCA, President; Tau Pi, President; Clio Club, Vice-President; Phi Alpha Theta; Senior Home- coming Attendant. 154 SANDERS, HAROLD Business major but has time for hospital work too BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MONMOUTH. ILLINOIS Choir; Chorale; Student-Faculty Social Commit- tee; Gracie ' s Shows. SCHMIDT, JACK The short oj it GOVERNMENT HOMEWOOD. ILLINOIS M Club; Business Club; IRC; Wrestling. SHAW, JAMES Better a bad excuse than none at all BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS SHORT, MAROLYN Next woman to swim the English Channel PHYSICAL EDUCATION DES MOINES. IOWA Student-President Advisory Committee; Sigma Omicron Mu; Beta Beta Beta; Sigma Tau Delta, Vice-President; Dolphins. President; YWCA, Cabinet; WAA; P.E. Majors Club, Vice-Presi- dent; Gracie ' s Shows; Kappa Kappa Gamma, Vice-President. SMITH, ALLEN There ' s a good reason why his nickname is ' Sug ' BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EARLVILLE, ILLINOIS M Club; Business Majors Club; Football; Basket- ball; Baseball; Intramural Sports; Tau Kappa Epsilon. SMITH, DANIEL Hide not your talents, they for us were made PHYSICS CHICAGO, ILLINOIS SMITH, GAYLE A big man about town ECONOMICS COAL VALLEY, ILLINOIS SMITH. JOAN Her name was once Lindsay EDUCATION KIRKWOOD, ILLINOIS Choir; WAA; Beta Beta Beta; YWCA; Messiah; Youth Fellowship. SMITH, RONALD An old camera bug BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HOMEWOOD, ILLINOIS Eta Sigma Phi; IRC; Oracle and Ravelings Photographer; Basketball Manager. SMITH, SHERWOOD Woody ' is his nickname ' PHILOSOPHY BELVIDERE, ILLINOIS Swimming; IRC; Ichthus; Gospel Team; Band, Vice-President; Pi Alpha Nu; Barracuda; Sigma Phi Epsilon. SPROUT, CAROL YN Patience is the companion of wisdom EDUCATION .MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Pi Alpha Nu; Beta Beta Beta; Choir; Band. STEPHENSON, RALPH WRAM is just the beginning BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MOLINE, ILLINOIS Swimming; Tennis; Oracle, Editor; Student Council; Sigma Tau Delta; Business Majors Club; SWAF. Chairman; Talent Exchange Com- mittee, Chairman; Alpha Tau Omega. STILLWELL, HARRIET Ranks with the Queens PSYCHOLOGY HANNIBAL, MISSOURI AWS; WAA; Pep Club; Advisory Board to the President; Student Council; Student-Faculty Committee; Rifle Team; Tau Pi; Oracle; Pi Beta Phi, President; Homecoming Queen. SYRETT, JAMES Service is the price you pay for the space you occupy in life ' BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JENNINGS, MISSOURI Student Council; Interfraternity Council; Stu- dent-Faculty Committee; Student-Faculty Social Committee; Blue Key; M Club; Baseball; Choir; Business Club; Aljiha Tau Omega, President. TOVO, JEROME ' 7 think I am; therefore, I am, I think. PHILOSOPHY LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA Swimming; YMCA; Pi Kappa Delta; Sigma Tau Delta; Debate; Hamlet ; Hasty Heart ; Crim- son Masque; Forensic League; Night Must Fall ; Interfraternity Council; Sigma Omicron Mu; Blue Key; National Collegiate Players; Gospel Teams; The Lark ; Theta Chi. President. TRXKA. JOAN Another Washington Semester Student HISTORY CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Clio Club, President; IRC, Vice-President; Phi Alpha Theta; Washington Semester Student; Ichthus Club; Gospel Team; WAA; YWCA; Crimson Masque; Ravelings; Forensic League; Polywogs; Dolphins; Freshman Counselor; Mes- siah; Youth Fellowship; Freshman Orientation; Freshman Regulations Committee; Kappa Delta, Treasurer. URIE, ROBERT A man of courage is also full of faith PHILOSOPHY WEST GLOVER. VERMONT Phi Eta Mu; Sigma Omicron Mu; Gospel Team. WASSON. JOE Seen in the Chem Lab often CHEMISTRY MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS ACS; Veterans Campus Club; National Science Teacher ' s Association. WEBB, KATHLEEN Listen to that Accent BIBLE TULSA. OKLAHOMA WCA; Ichthus Club; Gospel Team; Student Council; Oracle; Beta Beta Beta; AWS. WEBER, PETER A ' Barracuda ' from California ECONOMICS SAN CARLOS, CALIFORNIA Football; Swimming; Diving; Trampoline; M Club. President; Barracuda Club. Vice-President; Choir; Gospel Team; Gracie ' s Show; Alpha Tau Omega. WTGANT, WILBUR Often seen around the gym PHYSICAL EDUCATION JOY, ILLINOIS YARDE. ROBERT TAD — the all around good sport HISTORY VIOLA, ILLINOIS Basketball; Track; Football; Clio Club, Presi- dent; IRC, Vice-President; M Club. Secretary; Blue Key; Athletic Representative, Junior Class; Tau Kappa Epsilon. 155 STUDENT INDEX Aberlin, Hedy 52, 66, 81, 120 Acheson, Nancy 52, 54, 56, 57, 64, 107, 120 Adamaitis, Belle 51, 52, 116 Alilenius, Bonnie 55, 117, 139 Ahrens, Allen 139 Alliens, Sally 52, 81 Akerman, Max Albaugh, David Albertson, Nancy 36, 61, 73, 116 Allaman. Larry 31, 70, 71 Anisbury Amy 53, 56, 63, 139 Anderson, Bruce 126 Anderson, Carl 126 Anderson, Christine 51 Anderson, Daniel 128, 138, 139 Anderson. Gerner 101 Anderson. Richard 56 Antonetti, John Arnold, Lewis Ascher, Mary Lou 58, 81, 118 Atherton, Scott 57, 107, 130 Baer, Roberta 58, 61, 107, 122 Baggs, Carol 81, 116 Baird, Pat 50, 51, 107, 122 Baldwin, Charlene 52, 139 Ballard. Richard Barclay, Elspeth 49, 53, 61, 71, 73, 81, 118 Bardclmeier. David 54, 81, 126 Barnett. Gary 50, 81, 128 Barr, Constance 60, 121. 139 Barr, Rebecca 58, 60, 68, 112, 120 Bartek, Joan 54, 123 Beatv, .Martha 31, 56, 72, 116 Bed, Diana 60. 117, 139 Bell, Charles Bellis, William Berendt, Robert 139, 125 Berge, Barbara 49. 51 Bergstrom. David 54, 81, 90, 92, 124 Bertelsen, John Besett. James Beveridge, Donald 69, 70, 71. 128 Beveridge. Dorothy 56, 70, 71, 81, 120 Beyerle, John 128 Biddle, Joyce Bigelow, Natalie 57, 123, 139 Bilderback, Robert 50, 56, 126 Bivens, Richard 127 Blair, Ted 128 Blecher, Kenneth 131, 139 Blinstrup, Bart 56, 128 Blischke, James 65, 66, 81. 130 Boal, Judy 66, 119. 139 Boekenhauer, Roger 125, 139 Bollnian, Thomas Borine, Carl 56, 129, 139 Bowen, Robert 54, 103, 124 Bowers, David 60, 81 Bozarth, Margaret 117, 139 Bradford, Mary 107 Brand, Barbara 31, 71 Brandenburg. Lynn 64, 139 Bray, John Brello, Charles 54, 126 Brewer, John 107, 131 Brock, Jerry Brog. Shirley Brooks, Ada 69, 73, 81, 90 Brooks, Glenn Brown, David 31, 50, 55, 90, 92, 102, 128 Brown, Paul 131 Brown, R. Paul 50, 130 Brown, Richard 126 Brown, Terry 50, 54, 60, 81, 92, 124 Brownlee, Janet 52, 53, 54, 117, 139 Brumbaugh, Norman 55 Brundage, Fred 60, 126 Bryant, Aileen Bryden, Carol 68, 69, 107 Buck, Susan Buda, Dennis 90, 94, 126 Buland, .Marybeth 31 Bullard, Mary 119 Bullington, Neal 57, 127 Burgess, Diana 31, 58, 63, 120 Cagle, Gary 70, 107 Calhoun, Thomas 55, 140 Cameron, Lynn 31, 50, 58, 120 Campbell, Alan Campbell, Donald 140 Candor, Larry 56 Carr, Shirley 52, 107 Carrell, Terry Carson, Wayne 55, 107, 127 Carstens, John 68, 71, 126 Cassells, William Cecka, Gail 55. 60, 117, 140 Chamberlin, Don 60, 64, 125, 140 Chandler, Jim 140 Charvat, Sally 50, 63, 66, 69, 70, 107 Cheetham, Thomas 92, 107, 125 Chilcott, Sylvia Christiansen, June 52, 107. 120 Clark. Barbara 52, 119, 140 Clark, Edward Clark. Raymond 60, 140 Clements, Leon 31, 57 Cochran, Evelyn 50. 57, 71 Coe. Richard 31, 55 Cole, Linda 56, 60, 123, 140 Conner, Connie 57, 90 Conner, Joan 47, 140 Conway. Mary Ann 31, 51, 58, 63, 69 Cook, Gretchen 60, 107, 120 Cook, Player 70, 93, 102, 128 Cooper, Robert 94, 98 Coppock, Kathleen 117, 132 Costa. Phillip Covert, Patricia 140 Cox, Kenneth 129, 140 Cradit, Raymond 53, 124 Craft, Judy 117, 140 Craig, Glenna 53, 54, 56, 64, 107, 120 Crank, John 36, 54, 124 Creswell, Carolbel 60, 121. 140 Crippen, Charlotte 51, 55, 140 Csavas, Zolten Cummins. Kathryn 31 Darrah. Joan 121 Davies. Gloria 81 Davis, Carolyn 50, 56, 68, 107 Davison, Arthur 31, 46, 47, 49, 69, 90, 94, 97, 126, 132 Deen. Jon 50. 107 Denniston, Donn 46, 47, 49, 53, 57, 61, 68, 106, 107, 130 Derrick , Nancy 51, 107 Dieckman, George 90, 126 Dillow, Joann 58. 82, 116 Ditch, Barbara 56, 123 Divinsky, Barbara 52, 57, 58, 68, 90, 122 Dixon, Charles Dixon, Don 82 Dixon, Sharon 130 Doan. Dale 55. 56, 70, 107, 129 Dobbins, Lee 54, 82, 90, 103, 124 Dodder, Robert 56, 82, 90. 92, 94, 102, 128 Dodge. Kay 53. 63. 140 Doi, Momoko 69, 108 Dollinger, Lester 31. 90, 94, 96, 102 Domer, Karen 56, 123, 140 Doty, Charles 50, 57, 82, 93, 102, 128 156 Doty, Genevieve Drees, Richard 31, 56, 57, 61, 68, 90, 94, 128 Dresmal, Ariene 52, 57, 58, 108, 122 Droppa, Margaret Flick 31, 60, 90, 118 Dugan, Kathryn Duncan, Marilyn 31, 64, 72, 116 Dunlap. Diane 63, 82, 122 Dunstan, Mary 53, 68, 69, 108 Dunwoody, Joslyn 51, 52, 82 Dutton, Paul Dykema, George Earp, Judith 42, 80, 82, 90, 122, 132 Easdale, Rosalie 53, 60, 63, 141 Eherts, Allen Eckley, John 31 Eckley, Marcia 55 Eddy, Jane 31, 46, 47, 48, 50, 54, 58, 68, 71, 90, 120, 132 Eden, Barbara 52, 53, 63, 141 Edson, Darrell Edwards, Carole 32, 47, 54, 58, 73, 118, 132 Eniand, Robert 141 Elder, Grace Ellefson, Paul 141, 125 Elliot, Donald Ensminger, Sue 56, 90, 120 Erickson, Louise Evans, Margaret 32, 48, 54, 61, 73, 122 Farmer, Margaret 51, 52, 58, 82, 90, 116 Feil, Barbara 51, 108 Feiertag, Robert 60, 66, 129, 141 Feiertag, Thomas 50, 57, 128 Fergusen, Howard 108, 131 Ferguson, Karl 108 Filbrun, Don 61, 141 Fischer, Dean 30, 32, 46, 47, 49, 51, 69, 70, 71, 72, 90, 94, 97, 130 Fitch, Robert 32, 50, 51, 73, 128 Flanders, Thomas Fleming, Robert 127 Flynn, Betty 54, 64, 119, 141 Foens, Robert 93 Ford, Darrell Ford, Paul 131, 141 Formanek, Richard Forsythe, Janet 32 Foust, Richard 55 Francis, George 56, 90, 92, 128 Francis, Helen 52, 82. 122 Frantz, Frederick 54, 93, 108, 124 Frazier, Blair 124 Fritz, Edward 70 Feurer, Russell 126 Gale, Robert 32, 130 Gamer, Robert 49, 50, 53, 55, 70, 108, 124 Gately, Elaine 141 Gerdes, Gloria 141 Getty, Barbara 49, 51, 53, 70, 71, 83 Gibb, Leonard 32, 46, 49, 53, 61, 73, 90, 130 Gibson, James 57, 129 Gibson, John 70, 126 Gibson, Melvin 128 Gillette, Jack 70 Gillogly, Robert 46, 53, 101, 125, 141 Gingrich, Susan 32, 46, 50, 58, 122 Gittings, Jeanne 108, 123 Glotfelty, Jack 57, 90, 94, 98 Goff, Carl 101 Gould, George 131 Graham, Carole 68, 73, 83 Graham, Donald 90 Graham, Gene 93 Graham, Wanda 62, 141 Graves, Dean 108, 127 Green, Dorothy 83 Griffith, Ralph 108, 124 Grove, Judson Grummitt, David 59, 83, 92, 124 Guilinger, Robert 101 Guinan, Robert 48 Gullion, Penelope 56, 119, 141 Gustafson, Roger Hagg, Claire Hall, Melinda 65 Halliday, Sandra 52, 58, 83, 122 Hamilton, Janet 51, 60, 72, 90, 108, 122 Hamilton, Jo Ellen 32, 51, 90, 122 Hansen, Scott 93 Hansen, Sherman 46, 62, 66, 131, 139, 141 Hansen, Shirley 46, 47, 49, 53, 54, 55, 56, 58, 62, 61, 63, 68, 83, 90 Harkness, Sarah 51, 83, 122 Harlan, Willard 92 Hatch, Robert 127 Hauff, Robert Hawcock, Emory 32 Hayes, James Heath, Jerome Heaton, Margery 43, 47, 49, 53, 58, 71, 72, 90, 132 Hedenberg, Norman 32, 46, 69, 130, 132 Hellison, Donald 51, 130 Henderson, Edwin 84, 130 Henry, Jack 50, 84, 130 Henry, Nancy 142 Herriott, William 56, 57, 90, 94 Hickerson, Patricia 58, 59, 90, 91 Hild, Charles 90, 94, 108, 128 Hilgenberg, Vernon Hill, Jane 119, 142 Hincker, Richard 124 Hofer, Robert 50, 56, 84 Hoffman, Alan 84 Holden, Phillip 49, 83 Honath, Edgar 93, 102 Hoover, Jacqueline 48, 90, 118 Hopperstad, Sandra 56, 63, 119 Hornaday, James 60, 131, 142 Horner, Carol 142 Hottel, Marvin 55 Houdek, Roger 57, 83, 128 Hoy, Dennis 84 Huber, Joanna 142 Huber, Lawrence 94, 108, 130 Huebner, Joyce 53, 56, 60. 63, 142 Hughbanks, James 55, 129, 142 Hull, Carolyn 118 Hunt, Susan 56, 63 Hutchison, Karen 49, 53, 68, 116 Inness, Jane 123, 132, 142 Irelan, Judith 53, 68, 69, 70, 109 Irey, Anne 32, 66, 122 Jaeger, Donna 33. 46. 47, 48, 49, 50, 58, 71, 90, 118, 132 Jaeger. Roger 55. 109. 126 Jahn, William 50, 66, 142 James, Janice 56, 66 Jamieson, George 33, 90, 130 Jobusch, Linde 33, 48, 60, 73 Johnson, Karen 50, 84, 101, 122 Johnson, Kenneth 129 Johnson, David 80, 84, 92, 102, 124 Johnson, George 54, 59. 84, 124 Johnson, Jeanine 119, 142 Johnson, Percy Johnson, Perry 37, 90, 94, 103, 124 Johnson, Robert 68, 84, 90, 93, 102, 124 Johnson, Sandra 52. 53, 121, 142 Jones, Dorothea 33, 46, 48, 49, 53, 58, 90, 118 Jones, Samuel Jornlin, Robert 101, 125, 142 Kavanaugh, Virginia 84 Kellev, Janet 50, 54 Kelly, Jean 53,54,60. 119 Kemmerer. Carol 49, 59. 61. 109 Kempin, Phillip 33, 60, 84, 128 Kenney. Ronald 50, 131, 142 Kettering, Phyllis 33, 62, 69, 70 Killey, Linda 60, 121, 142 157 King, Elizabeth 63, 84 King, Gaylan 131 Kint, Bradley Klingerman, Arthur Knapp, Margaret 53, 63, 68, 69, 70, 73, 84 Knepp, Carla 52, 56, 62, 63, 142 Kniss, Robert Knox, Alvin Knox, James Knuth, Annette 116 Koepke, Don 109 Koerwitz, Barbara 56, 84 Kofoed, John 142 Kohn, Lance 143 Koonce, Cynthia 55, 143 Kristensson, Monica 56, 60, 63, 109 Krebs, Judy 50 Kuehn, Cecil 55 Kuehn, Doris 50 Kuhn, Lawrence 51, 55, 109 Kulm, Lavern 50, 56, 85, 128 Lachel, Dennis 131 Laiferty, William 130 Lamb, Judith 53, 56, 64, 65, 68, 72, 90, 109, 118 Landstrom, Charles Lang, Ellen 62, 63, 69, 71, 73, 85 Larson, Audrey 109 Larson, Gary 101, 125, 143 Larson, Janice 33, 50, 116 Latta, Nancy 56, 143 La Vigne, Warren 126 Lee, Nancy 56, 109 Lee, Timothy 50, 56, 116, 143 Lefort, Richard 109 Leppakoski, Sirkka-Lissa 56, 143 Lewis, Edwin 101 Lewis, Vosse Lewis, Scott 33, 49, 124 Light, PatriciiTsS, 48, 54, 68, 71, 116 Linder, Sandra 54, 85 Link, Charles 50, 56, 57, 93, 94, 109, 128 Lipe, Peter 54, 109, 124 Liritis, Anna 121, 143 Little, Dick 33, 54, 92 Littler, Ellen 49, 51, 64, 85, 118 Lobdell, Barbara 54. 60, 121, 143 Lohner, Paul 103, 128 Lommen, Lynn 50, 82, 90 Long, Janet 109 Long, Marjorie Loveless, Mark 92, 102, 124 Lukasz, Vira 50, 56, 117 Lundal, Ron 59, 125, 143 Lundell, Caroline 52, 85 Lupton, Nancy Lynch, Dick McAfee, Bill 33, 55, 57, 60 McAllister, Bonnie 33, 46, 61, 71, 118 McBride, Ernest 130 McBride, Jerry 34, 92, 94, 96, 98, 102 McBride, Bill 54, 109, 124 McCann, Dick 129, 143 McClelland, Eleanor McClure, Betty 123, 143 McConnell, Dave 56, 70, 128 McCormick, Marian 51, 58, 85, 118 McCuUoch, Bob 60, 143 McDavitt, Fred 66, 129, 143 McDonough, Bob 129, 143 McDougall, Ellin 54, 143 McFadden, George 56, 80, 92, 128 McGann, Dean 51, 53, 55, 68, 72, 85, 90, 130 McGann, Lynn 62, 64, 121, 132, 143 McGinnis, Sara 34, 46, 47, 48, 68, 71, 116, 117, 132 Maclver, John McKee, Bernie 85, 130 McKee, Bob 30, 34, 47, 69, 90, 93, 94, 96, 98, 102, 128 McKelvey, Bill 51, 61, 62, 110 McKeown, Lynn McLoskey, Bob 34, 56, 90, 98, 128 McPherren, Roscoe McRae, Jean 59, 118 McRoberts, Clair 101, 129 Macari, Carol 56, 59, 62, 70, 110 Maclean, Judy 117, 144 Magnuson, Eugene 34, 50, 130 Major, Bill 129 Marshall, Susan 144 Martin, Stan 110, 127 Mason, Mary 43, 121, 144 Mason, Sandra 34, 48, 58, 60 Matchett, Shirley 54 Mathews, Sue 117, 144 Matthews, Tom 131, 144 Mell, Larry 34, 71, 92, 102 Meloy, Gilbert 131, 144 Melvin, Melissa 46, 49, 51, 55, 56, 57, 66, 70, 71, 72, 85, 122 Merillat, Dot Merry, Bill 55 Meyer, Karen 53, 58, 60, 110 Miller, Jim Miller, Jan 90, 122 Miller, Karl 50, 56, 85, 128 Miller, Ray Miller, Arlene 34, 37, 54, 61 Millikan, Larry 37, 68, 69, 73, 124 Milnes, Ron 129, 144 Milonas, Jim 62, 69, 125, 144 Mitchell, Martha 52, 90, 110, 118 Mitchell, Oliver 50, 85 Mitchell, Bob 125 Mlady, Richard 124 Moffatt, Jim 34, 51, 54, 130 Mohler, Judy 56, 68, 110, 118 Montgomery, Les 127, 144 Montgomery, Dick 126 Moon, Dan 34, 62, 92, 102 Moore, Tom 127, 144 Moore, Larry 126 Moore, Sue 56, 116 Morrison, Ken Morrison, Ted 54, 55, 90 Morton, Jim 60, 85, 124, 132 Mount, Louise 52, 53, 90, 110, 118 Moye, Paul Mueller, Ken 56, 98, 101, 128 Munneke, Allen 61 Munson, Ken Murray, Mannie Nehmer, Bruce 110, 126 Nelson, Bev 52, 59, 91, 144 Nelson, Ed 68, 85, 90, 93, 94 Nelson, Jim 59, 90, 94, 124 Nelson, Ken 94, 98, 110, 130 Nelson, Dick 129 Nevius, Nancy 51, 72, 85, 90, 122 Newton, Nancy Niblock, John 35, 46, 47, 51, 65, 66, 69, 72, 73, 128 Niblock, Mary 66, 138, 144 Nicoll, Marjorie 35, 49, 58, 73, 90, 118 Nordlund, Barb 116 Noton, Ron 70, 126 Nowlan, Jan 51, 54, 55, 58, 60, 85 Nyman, Arnold 57 O ' Brien, Ron 90, 94 O ' Donnell, Chris 35, 54 Oggel, Terry 131, 144 Oliver, Kathy 110 Olson, Jan 54, 117, 144 Olson, John 124 Olson, Wesley 35 Orednick, Paul 60, 129, 144 Orser, Stuart 35, 55, 126 Ostrom, Jerry 61, 85, 90, 125 Painter, Jan 144 Painter, Ken 110 158 Palmer, Barb 51, 121, 145 Pandolfi, Joyce 145 Parsons, Gerald 127, 145 Patterson, Gerald 101, 145 Patterson, Justina Patterson, Bob Patterson, Bill Patton, Bob 50, 62, 86, 90, 94, 128 Paul, Jim 55 Pawley, Loretta 145 Pearson, Loring 35, 128 Peasley, Nancy 57, 90. 91 Penney, John 50, 56, 110 Perry, Ed 35, 130 Petefish, Sue 52, 53, 56, 145 Peters, Marilyn Peters, Dick 30, 35, 60, 73, 124 Peterson, Alvin 61 Pfaeffle, Walt 62, 128 Pliillips, John 145 Phillips, Homer Pierce, Roger Pilz. Terry 131 Pine, Louis 55, 110 Pinson, Ron Pioch, Al 35, 60, 130 Pistorius, Judy Piatt, Ann Piatt, Herman Piatt, Sally 50. 51, 118 Pogue, Chuck Poore, Dick 46, 47, 86 Potter, Nelson 62, 66, 127, 145 Prescott, Sue Pries, Jackie 119, 145 Pronga, Louis 131 Pultz, Lee 62, 145 Purper, Janet 110 Rager, Ken 145, 131 Ralston, Marilee 60 Ramsdale, Joe 36, 54, 124 Rassieur, Chuck 49, .53, 55, 70, 106, 110, 130 Ray, Ellen 52, 55, 123, 145 Redelph, Gay 119 Reasner, John 101, 129 Reid, Dick 145 Reimers, Tom 98, 130 Reinsberg, Bob 101, 103, 110 Reiter. Dick 36, 70 Renwick, Joe 60, 68, 90, 130 Rhodenbaugh, Bill 90, 94, 98 Rice, Ron Richard, Bill 49, 50, 69, 70, 71, 80, 86, 90, 93, 102, 130, 132 Richter, George 127, 145 Richter, Karen 56, 123, 145 Riedl, Don 86 Riggs, Ralph 50, 124 Rilott, Jim 30, 36, 90, 93, 94, 96, 98, 102, 130 Rineberg, Dennis 125, 145 Robbins, Alice 59 Robbins Edith 48, 110 Roberts, Gary 60, 129 Roberts, Bob 146 Robertson, Sandy 90, 93, 94, 102, 128 Robertson, Nancy Roehm, Sally 56, 60, 119, 146 Rogers, Henry 131 Rohrback, John 110, 131 Romano, Frank 146 Rosenbalm, Jerry 36, 54, 55 Roth, Jerry 129 Rowland, Carole 57, 123, 146 Ruckle, Richard 127, 146 Ruettinger, Barbara 63, 86 Ruhl, Erving 86, 125 Runyan, Bob 93, 102, 128 Russell, Dave 101, 129 Saberson, Lynn 52, 119, 132 St. Jean, Steve 62, 127 Sand, John Sanders, Hal Sanders, Warren 110 Sands, Don 111 Sauerman. Dick 111. 131 Saum, Jo 60, 119, 146 Sbalchiero, Gene 124 Schilthuis, Joan 52, 56. 57, 63, 69, 111 Schluter, Bob 47, 86, 90, 130 Schmidt, Skip 56, 90, 128 Schmidt, Jack 130 Schneider, Jean 48. 56, 57, 64, 68, 111, 116, 117 Schneider, Marilyn 63, 86 Schramm, Sandra Schrawger, Sharon 59, 62, 111, 116 Schwiebert, Terry 86 Scott, Leonard Seafurth, Tom Shaw, Jim Sheppstrom, Mary 47, 86, 116, 117, 132 Shoemaker. Blaine 86 Short, Marolyn 36, 58, 68, 71, 120 Sims, Jim 60, 62, 86 Singer. Bob 125 Sippel, Debra 52. 53, 54, 146, 121 Slaughter, Adin 50. 55, 62, 71. Ill Slaughter, George 66. 71. 86 Slebos. Anita 64. 68. 111. 116 Slebos. Gladys 56. 60, 117, 146 Sloan, Dick 54, 59. 90, 92, 103 Smale, Joan 54, 121, 146 Smiley. Maureen 63. Ill Smith. Al 36. 94. 130 Smith, Chesney 51, 52. 58. 111. 122 Smith. Dan 36, 126 Smith, Dwight 131 Smith, Gayle 36, 130 Smith. Joan 36 Smith. Mary Ann 52. 58. 111. 122 Smith. Roger A. 47. 53. 68. 80, 128, 132 Smith, Roger E. 49, 57, 68, 90, 93, 94, 111, 130 Smith. Ron 36. 54, 128 Smith. Sherwood 37. 59, 62, 73 Smith, Jinny 63, 86, 120 Smith, Warren Soliday Linda, 60. 121. 146 Sommers. Jan 46, 50, 55, 56, 111, 119 Sours, Floyd Speel. Emma Speer. Bob Sprout. Al 111 Sprout. Carolyn 37, 68. 73, 120 Stafford, Judy 64. 68. 90, 106, 111, 118 Stankrauff, Jack 66, 124 Stephenson. Ralph 37 Stevenson. Bill 146 Stewart. Charles 125 Stewart, Lvnda 117. 146 Stillwell. Harriet 30. 41, 46. 47, 48, 57, 58, 71, 90, 122, 132 Stillwell, Frances 66, 86, 123 Stinemates, John Stoddard, Donna 60, 66, 86, 118 Stohl, Samuel Stoltz, George Stripe, Shen ' l 51, 72, 86, 116 Suchy, Jo Ann 52, 68, 90, 91, 111, 121 Suffield, Harlan Suffield, Joe 56 Sundberg, Karen 47. 50. 51. 62. Ill, 122 Swarthout, Jan 66, 68, 86, 122 Svmpson, Charles 146 Syrett, Jim 37, 46, 47, 48, 54, 69, 90. 92. 102. 124, 132 Szatmary, Alex Tail, Joe 87, 90, 130 Tauck, Gilbert Teschke, Lorrie 52, 90, 120 Thenoz, Helene 56, 66. Ill 159 Thomas, Mike 50, 112 Thomas, Sharon 52, 53, 117, 146 Thompson, Don 125 Thompson, Susan 51, 54, 62, 112 Thomson, Pat 90, 120 Thor, Dan 50, 56, 70, 112, 126 Thoresen, George 54, 56, 130 Thurlwell, Shirley 56, 58, 60, 90, 112, 122 Toal, Ann 51, 60, 66, 68, 70, 112, 120 Toal, John 60, 66 Tornquist, Dick Tornquist, John 112, 128 Tovo, Jerry 51, 69, 71, 72, 73, 128, 132 Travelstead, Tom 94 Treloar, Ina 146 Trevor, Mickey 92, 113, 125 Trnka, Joan 37, 51. 54, 72, 118 Tueckes, Jan 51, 52, 63 Underwood, Joyce 48, 49, 58, 87, 116 Urie, Andy 87, 93, 128 Urie, Bob 37 Van Horn, Jim 62, 131, 146 Van Natta, Nancy 42, 90, 91, 112 Vellenga, Dorothy 66, 68, 71, 87, 116 Verner-Carlsson, Gunilla 146 Volz, Carl 146 Wagenkn.cht, John 50, 62, 112, 130 Wallace, Tom 87, 130 Wallem, Dick 60, 129, 146 Wallgren. Owen 46, 58, 64, 65, 87, 90, 118 Walters, Ray 48, 51, 112, 130 Warth, Carole 60, 63, 146 Wesson, Joe 37, 55 Watson, Judy 52, 59, 60, 112, 120 Waugh, Vance Webb, Kathy 37, 48, 60, 66 Weber, Pete 54, 59, 90, 92, 94, 97, 124 Weckwert, Louis 124 Weiser, Florence 56, 63, 147 Welch, Dean 50, 87 Welker, Bruce 113, 126 Wendling, Bud 90, 103, 126 Wentland, Ed 103, 112, 124 Wetzel, Bob 46, 54, 87, 90, 98, 103, 124 Wherry, Marv 147 Wherry, Dick 50, 113, 124, 147 Wherry, Phil 138 White, Chuck 50, 56, 68, 70, 113, 128 White, Pat 51, 113, 118 White, Paul 50, 127, 147 Whitmore, Bill Wiegel, Gary 54, 94 Wigant, Wilbur 37, 66 Wild, Dan 54, 113, 130 Willhardt, Gary 126 Williams, Carolyn 56, 120 Willing, Dave 64, 66, 87, 130 Willman, Gary 98 Wilson, Jim 50, 87 Wilson, Roberta 52, 123, 147 Wilson, Stan 147, 131 Winbigler, Gaye 117, 147 Winebright, Sharon 62, 121, 147 Wirth, Don 54, 59, 62, 92, 125 Wissmiller, Janet 123, 147 Wolfe, Charles 62 Woll, Barbara 46, 56, 59, 62, 121, 147 Wooldridge, Zoe 68, 113, 116 Wooton, Peggy 51, 113, 120 Work, Chris 60, 91, 121, 147 Wright, Jackie Yarde, Tad 37, 51, 69, 72, 90, 93, 102, 130 Yeck, George 49, 60, t.2, 113, 130 Yeoman, Larry 147 Yogi, Elbridge 131 Young, Dorothy 49, 53, 60, 70, 73, 87, 118 Young, Jim Young, Kay 62, 147 Youngquist, Frank 101 Zinser, Dona 56, 63, 64, 113 Zorn, April 62, 90, 120 Zugschwerdt, Karen 57, 68, 113, 122 Newburg, Chuck 110 160 X rni-M