Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

WLwrnutii CoECege 1959 Throughout the four seasons of the year, Monmouth College, steeped in century-old Scottish tradition, pro- vides us with a keen challenge in our mental and spiritual outlook, opportunities for the advancement of leadership qualities, and camaraderie that will endure for many years. f - ' 4 j .r i ji- 3- m- L - - :5- -....li - mmr i In the fall, we watch the greenery of our campus make a wondrous transition to the orange and yello s ' hues of Indian summer. A crunchy blanket of frosty snow makes our trip up the big hill to Wallace Hall doubly difficult. As the snow melts away, our short arc of seasons finishes m the mildness of spring — new life growing from the hibernating winter. So goes our college life — developing through the new experiences of our freshman year to the rich, intel- lectual rewards of commencement. Ta!t£e 4 Cmimh Dedication 6 Faculty and Administration 8 Freshman 20 Sports 32, 48, 116 Homecoming 36 Sophomore . . -. 40 Dramatics 54 Greeks 59 Activities 78 Juniors 110 Liberal Arts Festival 122 Seniors 126 Graduation 136 Index 142 A Dedieotimi Dr. Garrett W. Thiessen, an outstanding scientist and professor with twinkling eyes, a friendly grin, and an amazing ca- pacity for composing limericks, has ad- vanced the cause of science both here on our college campus, in classes and labo- ratories, and in various parts of the coun- try through intensive research. Many young men and women have been inspired by this man to enter the professional fields of science. To this man, who, by his guidance, has helped so many of us, we gratefully dedi- cate this book. Ih Vmldmi ' i (Heddo e During my freshman year in college, I kept a diary. I have to confess that it is the only time that I ever wrote a day-to-day record of events in my own life. Now I discover that it is no longer necessary for freshmen, sophomores, jun- iors or seniors to keep a diary of events while m college. The editors of the Ravelings have a way of taking pictures at the right time, recording the names of all our friends, listing the scores of the games we will always want to re- member, and reflecting the life of the school both at work and at play. Long after 1959 is past, we will be turning to this book for dates and data, names and places, events and speakers. Bemg a record of the activities of many people over a period of one year, this book has a human interest not only to those whose names and pictures appear within its pages, but to young people in high school looking forward to college and to those in other colleges com- paring campus activities. The value of this volume is not easily determined. Right now vibrant with life and arousing so many memories, we wonder how we could get along with- out it, but years hence, when old friends gather and we begin to talk about the days of old, it will really be priceless. The hard work performed by the editors and photographers finds its reward in the appreciation which is felt now and will be felt for years to come by many of us who find great satisfac- tion between the pages of this book. Here in large letters is Monmouth, 1959. Robert W. Gibson President Hugh Beveridge Academic Dean Elwood Ball Dt.ui of Men Jean Liedman Dean of Won en 1 fjg Z i Hi ' ' Business Office Sfaff Ah iiini Office Staff Registrar Development Office ▼4VATA Admissions Office Staff Administrative Secretaries ROBFRT BUCHHOLZ, Billing} Ralph P. Frazier, Biology John Ketterer, Biology Garrett W. Thiessen, Cheiiiiun Donald Wills. Geology HLinD Ravclikgs, Chemistry Charles E. Wingo, Ediicjuon Albert Nicholas, Ediicjiion Ben T. Shawver, Cheniisir : S Paul Cramer, Malheiiuith Lyle FlKLEV, Phyiici James McAllister, Ph)s cs Carl Gamer, Government Hugh R. Beveridge, Mathematics Mrs. Paul Cramer. Matht Samuel Thompson, Philosophy Mrs. Mary Crow, Hutu Frances G. Davenport, History DoiGLAS Spitz, History Paul Bunn, Mjintenance Mrs. Lewis, Nurse Harold Ralston, Psychology Arno Hill, Speech Parker Zellers, Speech Sam Gholson, Art Martha Hamilton, Art Irene Kistler, Home Economics i 1 ' ■ l9 ' ' JHf 1 i mmrj 1 1 14 i 1 ' iA : w ' Joe Pelisek, Physical Education Chuck Larson, Physical Educalion Carole Widule, Physical Education 3ERNAD1NE MiNGS, Physical Education Donald Rhodes. Physical Education Madge Sanmann, Sociology 15 Allen Morrill, English Kenneth Meyer, English Adele Kennedy, English Eva Cleland, English Bernice Fox, English Dorothy Donald, Modem Languages Erika Blaas, Ger M, E. Maule, Spanish Fred Mullett, Modern Languages Wiley Prugh, Bible Religion Elaine Cray, Music Heimo Loya, Mus!c Elwood Ball, Music Gracie Peterson, Music The events of Freshman Week made the entire Monmouth campus buzz with excitement. Regis- tration for classes was the first item on the calen- dar, followed by the thrilling, but tiring walk-out. 1 he memorable day was brought to a close by the Tennis Court dance. The frightening S.W.A.F. Chapels began with those unforgettable beanies and hilarious stunts. Finally, during Homecoming time, a strenuous tug-of- war between the freshman and sopho- more girls ended the ordeal. i i ' - m w — - f Cead l Ki;D Abi;ulin B CK AoAiK miiJmK SrsAN Adams lOHN AlJ.AMAN Pail Amann Flouenck Ann Anderson Robert Akdell Makjokie Armstrong Bart Blinstruf I-HANK Adams Cak(il Ann ANDtitsoN RoiTKT Best 1; L- ; iiiiik ■ (■Mil ' JEilimii ' SoN A Brown Bill Bruington Roger Burdette Dave Campbell Charlotte Carlton Deeks Carroll Barb Coleman Sally Daniels Karen Deen Sandy Downs Ardith Elliott Dennis Faust Donna Fink Dick Fisher Larry Fleming Tammy Frazier Dana Furry Fran Galaty Betsy Galloway Sheldra Gauden Nancy Glenn Richard Goetz Dave Graff Jerry Greer Larry Greer Nancy Guilinger Grover Hankins Karen Harr Dick Harriss Marilyn Henning Leslie Higgins U ' DY Hill Karen Hollsten John Hostettler Bill Hlibbard 24 S£ GWEN HUTTON Bill Iueland David IoH ■so Jean Johnson Earl Jones JOANN Kenas Jean Kimmel Lloyd Kinzer Peggy Knapp DliWyanne Knox Gerald Kohn John Kri egsman KaTSUMI KrSNHARA 25 Carol LaVigna Jim Layman Judy Lips Ronald Lorenzen Mervyn Loya Jim M agar I Another sloiv one, Don Patsy McClinton Ellen McCullough Bob McElwain Bonnie McIlrath 26 Pat McMahon Dan McMasters Rodney McQueen Larry Manning Glen Markle Janie Morrill Jim Morris Phil Muntzel Susan Nickel Peg Nicklin Linda Nielsen Shirley Olsson Sue Page Terry Park Jan Pearson Roger Pearson 27 ll DV PiNNEY Charles Pogue JiDY Randall Sall-i ' Reed Bakb Richmond Jane Robb Joan Roth a us Karen Sandberg Claldl Sawyer I I, You ' re lookii: lovcl], boys Sue Schmidt 28 Bruce Stavenhagen Don Stevenson Kaylor Stevenson Sue Streech Curt Strube Pete Swano Gloria Swanson Janet Swanson Jack Tapper Audrey Tenhaeff 29 Linda Thurnburg Richard Tornquist Marilyn Tracy Nancy Turner Dick Vessel Pam Walton Tom Weeks [- -- - l tw KkM Guy Welch Ken Wendling Harry Young Kin Dunlaf Joyce Luenstroth 30 r ■ ! rf i 1 J yP i ' 5? Good Aloniiiig, Aiijs Dove! jtisl fletf 111 for ihe gaiiit So uho has the Ace? Vho do you have on the line now, Chris? 31 Row 1: Suffield, B., BoUman, Wiegel, Dodder, WiUman, Herriott. Row 2; Suffield, J., Robertson, Nelson, K., Nelson, R., Rager, Cooper, O ' Brien. Row i: Sloan, VanHorn, Johnson, B., Patton, Edson, Rhodenbaugh, Yeoman. Roic 4: Brooks, Moye Hagg, Brown, P., Meloy, Smith, R. E., GofF. Row }: Phillips, Lundal, Larson, Ford, Kniss, Landstrom. T(MM 32 Bob Dodder, End Bob Johnson, Halfback • Bob Patton. I jckle Sandy Robertson, Haljbach Bill Suffield. End Gary Wiegel, Guard 33 ' - ' MM ' -r-, ' . . JUA Nelson, Elliot, Van Natta, Thornburg, Peasley, Wuik ChmSmdm Sliinding: Coach Rhodes, Parsons, Renwick, Bokenhauer. Kneeling: Brewer, Johnson, Ruckle. 35 Hmemmq 36 1958 37 S g. Ep. bottled up first place The TKE Turtle trudged down broadivay Homecoming royally Independents dream up pr 38 ' Sn re ' A Victory Hard at work for second place : ru Napkins, napkins, and more of those napkins A devil of a welcome for alums ffiiaST- SCOT FREE Will this float ever get done? S ' I i Bonnie Ahlenius Gerner Anderson Charlene Baldwin Robert Berendt Jack Bertelsen Joyce Biddle Richard Bivens Roger Boekenhauer ! m t t tj Carl Borine Glenn Brooks Barbara Lobdell Palil Brown Tom Calhoun Rich Cargill Barbara Clark Kathv Coppock l.wi ' Cor MAN George Dvkem Charlotte Crippen Barbara Ditch RosALii; Easdale Barbara Eden 4v ' Darrell Edson Karen Domer itWi2l Bob Effland Robert Feiertag Jim Gibson Gary Gould Penny Gullion Don YankoVic Jane Hill Ron Kenney Linda Killfv Jim Klusendorf Carla Knepp JciHN KOIOEI) Lance Kohn Chuck Landstrom Gary Larson Dick McCann Betty McClure Lynn McGaan Lynn McKeown Judy MacLean Bud McRoberts Mickey Mason Sue Mathews Tom Matthews Doug Moore Ken Munson EVERLY Nelson Richard Nelson Terry Oggel Paul Orednick Janet Painter Jerry Parsons 44 f LORETTA PaWLEV Sue Petefish Robert Patterson Genp Phillips Nelson Potter LoL ' Pkonga Paul Ellelson Karin Richter Carole Rowland Dick Ruckle David Russell 45 Lynn Saberson Debbie Sippel Linda Soliday Gladys Slebos Joan Smale DwiGHT E. Smith 46 Finny Stewart Lynda Stewart Sharon Thomas Don Thompson Dean Van Horn Fred Wackerle Carole Warth Phil Wherrv Marvin Wherry Kiuclnig: Coath Larson. Sljndiiix: Brooks, Pogue, Goff, Youngquist, Lewis, Mueller, McRoberts, W ' lllman, Reasner, Glotfelty, Rintbcrg, K. Johnson, G. Larson, K. Nelson. Uo Ui) ' BaMJM Although Monmouth ' s conference record of seven wins and nine losses was one game worse than last year ' s eight-wms, eight- losses record, it was a better record than had been predicted for the Fighting Scots. The team was in the midst of rebuild- ing throughout the year and since graduation will leave the team intact, a fine team is sure to emerge to hit for top honors. Scores cannot tell the entire story. There was much that was brilliant but also much that was inconsistent in the Scots Play. Bud McRoberts ranked tenth in the top tvv ' enty scorers in the conference with 27°) points and Ken Mueller with 133 points ranked twentieth. There were many exciting moments, among them the heart-breaking loss to Knox 67-66. But the final game of the year against Lawrence, when Gary Larson made the do or die shot from behind the free throwline with one second to go, was undoubtedly a fitting finish to a good year and a bright prediction of things to come next year. DENNIS RINEBERG JOHN REASNER 49 SCORES Monmouth 40 Creighton U. 69 Monmouth 60 St. Olaf 63 Monmouth 56 Carleton 83 Monmouth 64 Augustana 70 Monmouth 70 Cornell 73 Monmouth 51 Grmnell 65 Monmouth 66 Carthage 58 Monmouth 58 Lawrence 53 Monmouth 66 Ripon 61 Monmouth 72 Knox 78 Monmouth 66 Coe 53 Monmouth 92 Carthage 83 Monmouth 64 Kentucky State 52 Monmouth 80 St. Ambrose 70 Monmouth 85 Carleton 74 Monmouth 81 St. Olaf 64 Monmouth 72 Grinnell 59 Monmouth 70 Cornell 79 Monmouth 66 Coe 69 Monmouth 66 Knox 67 Monmouth 81 Ripon 62 Monmouth 68 Lawrence 67 Row 1: Yerkey, K. Wendling, Margetis, Mell, Markle, Wilcoxen, Coach Woll. Row 2: DeGroot, Schreiber, Layman, Babinsky, Allen. Welch, Hankins, Guthrie. lUee Sc«b SCORES Wee Scots 64 Carthage 53 Wee Scots 82 Shimer 49 Wee Scots 60 Knox 66 Wee Scots 71 Knox 63 51 f - ? i =i ' II ■ T r ' p fH Kneeling: Coach Joe Pelisek. Suindnig: Pronga, Phillips, Oggel, Bonne, Urie, Smith, McKee. Anderson, Roth. ANDY URIE BERNIE McKEE Although Monmouth finished ninth in the Midwest Conference meet this year, they held their own in their dual meets. There seems to be an increased interest, in this most ancient of sports and also a larger spec- tator following than in the past. Matmen Carl Borine and Roger E. Smith showed ability, though Smith didn ' t finish the season because of injury. Next year ' s prospects are brighter. 52 Row 1: Harriss, Davis, Knox. Rou 2: Klusendorf. Kinzer, Carroll. Uwmbi Swimmq 53 Howfm Con Wail T(te H fm R.nr I Ai-nistning, F. AnJcrsun, M. Knapp, j, Schilthuis, LunJtll, K.n .in.iuuli. Km, J, S. H.insen, Galloway, Cuvcrt, Lutrnsticth, HallaiJ, Eden, Brog, Irelan, J. Hill, Easdale, Baldwin. Roiv J; Nicklin, Kenas, G. Swanson, Smith, P. Hill, C. Anderson, Amsbury, Petetish, Zinser, Aslam, Guilinger, Schweider, Doi, S. Brown. P. Johnson, Dunstan, Goss, Ruttinger, Galaty, Charvat, Pinney, Pawley, C. Davis, Barkhurst, Briggerman, Hunt. UHoHlSiakA Wowm Organizing again on campus . . . prize-winning Home- coming float, Patti Hill . . . star of Heiress and top tap dancer . . . Gus ' s right hand gal, Sue Hunt . . . Joan Schilthius and her entertaming entertainment . . . Pakistani lady Nasim, our newest exchange student. 56 Row 1: Cagle, Norton, A. Peterson, H. Salisbury. Rou- 2: Couch, Patterson, Penny, Moore, E. Clark, Munneke. Row 3: Filbrun, Wright. Young, Yankovic. (HACft Shining, new red and gold pins . . . winning float in Homecoming parade . . . spring formal . . . new organiza- tion for a brighter future. 57 Roll I: Miss Liedni.in, Schnt-ulcr, SunJhcii;, I-onimen, ' ' oung. R ' u 2: Nuwian, I ' nder- woiid. Melhin, Wallgrcn. Qntei-FtdteiHifai Comdlt Vm HcShm Couml immK Vm Hc££e uc Pearson StiectLh, Robb. Tcnhauff. R ir I: Ruhiids Moit. n |ict,ei R A Smith R n Dcin Bill, R. E. Smith, Ldhnei, Biunilit,e Ciiitfith 58 59 -r. r, A- 7- V JU 39 Rou ' 1: Maclean, Olson, Koonce, Coppock, Horner, Lukasz. Row 2: Schrawger, Baggs, Lee, Underwood, Stripe, A. Slebos, Row 3: Cecka, Mathews, Brownlee, Bozarth, Shepstrom, Schneider, Thomas, Hutchinson, Dillow, Vellenga, G. Slebos, Winbigler, Oliver, Farmer. Aepb XI De£ea OFFICERS President Joyce Underwood Vice President Sheryl Stripe Recording Secretary Anita Slebos Treasurer Nancy Lee Pledge Trainer Carol Baggs Membership Chairmen Jo Dillow Mary Shepstrom 60 Class secretaries Kathy Coppock and Dee Dee Vellenga . . . flapper girls of the ' roaring 20 ' s at the informal rush party . . . second place in the home- coming competition, fun and shatter at pickle mixes and sit downs, a trip to the capital for Karen Jutchinson, — I ' ll build me a castle . . . 61 M 1 ■ IM Ji Jl «,. J  1 A . l. B: ! I 1 __JL_ T- - S S OFFICERS President Gwen Wallgren Vice-President Ellen Littler Secretary Elspeth Barclay Treasurer Jan Sommers Membership Chairman Dotty Young Kappa DeCia Row 1: Brandenburg, Sommers, Hill, Kelly, Clark, Flynn. Row 2: Ahrens, Young, Barclay, Wallgren, Littler, Getty, Stoddard. Row 3: McRae, Bullard. White, Conner, Roehm, Mitchell, Larson, Saberson, Pries, Mount, Hull, Stafford, Gullion. t i W (0 Row 1: James, Fink, Richmond, Wiley. Row 2: Tueckes, Johnson, Henning, Elliott, Glenn, Smith. Row 3: Reed, Saum, Swanson, Pearson, Schmidt, Randall, Nickel, Gebhart, Batek, Buffo. Oh, a KD is an angel in disguise . . . Emerald green and pearl white . . . pre-school fun-time at the Antioch retreat, with 13 in a boat . . . Angels turn devilish at KD ' s Hades . . . Cheerleader Ardith is Homecoming Attendant . . . Wish Upon A Star fall formal . . . songs of Christ- mas echoing down hospital halls . . . Y ' President Barb Getty . . . daggers and diamonds in delightful harmony. IS im I 1 Wf 1 I i i J „ A - 1 -■r.j— n . 1 Ji f «[ 9 ACI IVES Rou ' i; Mason, SuliJay, McGaan, Craig, Smith, Woll, Kemmerer, Toal, Killey. Ruw 2: Aberlin, Meyer, Smale, Zorn, Nowlan, Beveridge, Lommen. Row 3: Sippel, Peters, Wooten, Ensminger, Macari, Cook, Hall, Painter, Winebright, Lobdell Liritis, Acheson, Van Natta, Bryden, Krebs. Kelley. Kappa Kappa Gavma OFFICERS President Jan Nowlan Vice-President April Zorn Recording Secy. . . . Dorothy Jean Beveridge Treasuf er Joan Smale Pledge Trainer Karen Meyer 64 That gleaming golden key . . . winner of the coveted scholarship trophy . . . Homecoming Queen Lynne with April, Nancy and Mickey as attendants . . . Oracle editor Dorothy Jean . . . Blue and blue socks for the formal . . . teas in the 1870 traditions . . . P.B. ' s with informal entertainment by April and the drew . . . Ooo-oo she ' s a Kappa — Roiv 1: Lips, Deen, Grimm, Adair, Frazier, Daniels. Rou Higgins, Nielsen, Sears, Speer, Sandberg, McClinton, Hutton. Coleman, Robb. Harr, McMahon, 65 OFFICERS President Melissa Melvin Vice-President Jan Swarthout Recording Secretary Sandy Halliday Corresponding Secretary Patty Baird Treasurer Barb Ditch Pledge Supervisor Sarah Harkness ?i Bete ?H ACTIVES Roiv 1: Lind, Gittings, McClure, Domer, Rowland. Roif 2: Robbins, Nevius, Stillvvell, Harltness, Melvin, Swarthout, Halliday, Dunlap, Baird. Roir i: Newton, Gately, Smith, Baer, Bartek, Bigelow, Wissmiller, Miller, Wilson, Divinsky, Cole, Richter, Dresmal, Sundberg. PLEDGES Row 1: Simko, Tracy, Morrill, Smiley, Perrine, Knapp. Ron 2: McDougall, Thornburg, Clapp, Root, Adams, Hallenbeck, Streech. The Pi Phi Arrow hit the bull ' s eye . . . Barb Di- vinsky, junior class secretary . . . peppy freshman cheerleader, Linda Thornburg . . . open houses in the traditional loveliness of Holt House . . . rollicking cookie shines . . . memorable fun on Pi Phi nights ... I love the wine, I love the blue. imP - • } 1 1 1 1 K j  f i f If v L t l R J ?Nf ' W M IMl :4. 6 - ;, Rvir ;. l-razier, Weckwert, Loveless. Stewart. R Bockcnh.uKri-. Beii stroni. Wetzel. Wherry. Row 3. Rinc-btTi, ' . Lar.sDn. Stankrauff. Gamer. Olson, l.ipc Jc.hnsiin. Ri.i;,i;s. Edscin. Dobbins. lie, Lundal. Ellefson. Rmv 2: MtBriJe. Nelson, Grunmiett. O ' Brien. Griffith. Morton. Bowen, Chamberlain, Johnson, Sbalchiero. Thompson. Johnson. Jornlin. BerenJt. Singer. Sloan. Gillogly, Rhodenbaugh, Wirth. Wentland. Hincker, P, ' W ' herry. Ron -i: France. OFFICERS Worthy Master Jim Morton Worthy Chaplain Ralph Griffith Worthy Scribe Roger Boekenhauer Worthy Keeper of Exchequer .Terry Brown Pledge Trainer Jim Nelson Old Alpha proucJ of . . . four class presidents , . . their homecoming float . . . pumpkins at the Hal- loween open house . . . being first nationally in A.T.O. scholastic im- provement . . . new addition, Lit- tle Tau . . . weekend walkout staged by actives . . . student body veeps . . . Sweetheart formal held in transformed house on the hill . . . the Maltese cross. RfyUa Toa OtKega Row 1: Burdette, Costa, Nelson, Markle. Park. Ruu- 2: Thorstenson, Jones, Guthrie, Schreiber, Spears, McElwain, Adam, Kinzer. 69 Row 1: McQueen, Peterson, Davis, Knox, Potter. Row 2: Rossen, Pierce, Hostettler, Ves- sel, Manning. Rou 3: Weeks, Williams, Wendling. St Mca ?ki 8|)ft(£im Row 1: D. Montgomery, St. Jean, L. Montgomery, BuUington, Glotfelty, Jaeger, Carstens, Bivens, Nehmer, LaVigne, Bardlemeier, Arnold. Row 2: Buda, Parsons, White, Thor, Kohn, Martin, Hatch, Willhardt, Gibson, Potter. Row 3; Brundage. Fleming, B. Anderson, Wendling, Bilderback, Diekman, C. Anderson, Noton, Feurer. OFFICERS President Roger Jaeger Vice-President John Carstens Comptroller Jack Gibson Historian Bruce Nehmer Secretary Carl Anderson There ' s a new color on the outside but the same ever-welcom- ing red door . . . Tye bounding with energy . . . starting the year off with first place in Homecoming decorations . . . Nelson Potter as Piper editor . . . pride in a pledge class that all made their grades ... a very successful year presided over by the Queen of Hearts. 71 nKtBKMi K II i OnulJ, D, Sniith. Ferguson, P. Blown, Van Horn. Athciton. Ci. Johnson. Ri,u J S.uici ni.in. R.iisieur, Dennis- ton. R E. Smith, Schluter, Dixon, Richards, X ' allace. Hellison, McKee. Ron 3- Wilhng. Renwick, King. Hornaday, Rogers, Moye, Yogi, Huber, McBride, Henry, Walters, Patterson. Henderson, Meloy. Yeck, Lachel, Maclver. Bray, Rager, Kenney, Blischke, Oggel. Row 4: Brewer, Wilson, Rohrbach, Ford, Pronga, Wagenknecht, Paul Brown, McGaan, Mathews, Nelson. Tou Kappa tpilftm 72 i x IlllIIIIIIIIlIlIll IISXXI] OFFICERS President Bill Richard Vice-President Donn Denniston Secretary Tom Wallace Treasurer Bob Schluter Pledge Trainer Roger E. Smith After dark, when everything is still . . . Roast pig and apples during rush week . . . patches and pigtails at Dogpatch Party . . . homecoming float honors . , . repeated wmners of scholarship cup . . . smoke, dice, and Indians at the Streets of Loredo . , . Orchid leis at the Spring Sweetheart formal. Row 1: Loya, Brasel, Bruington, Munzel. Allaman, Aberlin. Row son, Harris, De Forest. Morris, Irelan, Sanders, Peter- it } M y ] y ' ] 73 -1 ACTIVES Row 1: Doty, Hild, Beveridge, Cook, Miller, Smith, McConnell, White, Blinstiup, McFadden Rate 2 R Feiertag, Francis, Wallem, McCann, Russell, Pfaffle, Phillips, Hughbanks, Orednick, E. Nelson, Cox, Roth. Row 3: Hansen, Schmidt, Link, Hofer, Beyerle, Urie, Slaughter, Loh- ner. Painter, Cooper. Houdek, Borine, Major, Reinsberg, Milnes, T. Feiertag, Elliott. Roir 4: Runyan, Anderson, Reasner, McRoberts, Kulm, Dodder, R. Nelson, Ostrum, Patton, Gibson, Doan, Barnett. TkeidCki 74 OFFICERS Roger Smith President Karl Miller Vice President Dave McConnell Secretary Don Beveridge Treasurer Bud Cook Pledge Trainer It Is to Thee Dear Old Theta Chi . . . The Riviera . . . Closed by the Vice Commission . . .Scott as Ravelings Editor . . . Christmas with the kids . . . Serenades . . . Roger serves the Student Body as President . . . More I.M. trophies . . . We like plays . . . We Sing Our Songs of Praise. Row 1: Smith, J. Greer, L. Greer, Strube, Dunlap, Goetz. Row 2: Klusendorf, Kempin, Goft, Cook, Landstrom, Schlosser, Swano. Row 3: Carroll, Anderson, Hunt, Amann, B. Campbell, Sanders, Adams, Hubbard, Ruckle. Missing: Millron. Fisher, Stevenson, Bennett, D. Campbell, A. Campbell, Jahn, Welch. 75 II ' ? i? rs« Stiuleut Bodii OW cjm Bob Schlutei, Lynn Lomnian, Teny Brown, Roger A. Smith. SUideJid Cmmt Row 1: Walgren, Aberlin, Underwood, Schilthius, Melvin, Streech. Row 2: Clark, Young, Bcveridge, Killey, Toal, Nowlan. Lomman. Row 3: Richard, Hansen, Griffith, Kempin, Boekenhauer, R. A. Smith. Roir -i: Jaeger, Morton, Mueller, Brown, Schluter, Cagle, 78 SfiuM kdmmf ConutiUtee Row 1: R. A. Smith, Harr. Row 2: Conner VanNatta, Dean Ball, Mrs. Azdell, Miss Lied- man, Mr. Kettering, Henry, T. Brown. 79 Sludmi Soml Coiiutitttee X ' alters. Ruhl, L. Montgomery. Brown, Mount, Winbigler, Irelan, Swarthout, Hansen. The Student Social Committee brings a spark to the social activities on campus by helping to or- ganize and plan most of the all-school functions, such as a Homecoming, All-School Formal, and Jazz concert. A. W. S. Mehin. Baggs. S. Hansen. Peasley. Knapp, Aberlin, Lommen. 80 yU;CA Cobmt The smiling girls of the V Cabinet w ork with their various interest groups for the promotion of Christian influ- ence on the campus through the serv- ices and projects they perform. Seated: Clark, Charvat, Baird, Meyer, McGaan, Woll. Row 2; Kemmerer, Hutchison, Widule (ad- visor), Getty, Melvin. Ron- 3: Stafford, Zinzer, Wallgren, Littler, Young, Vellenga, Sundberg, Smale, Mount, Flynn. yiMCA Cobml Members of the YMCA Commission coordinate the activities of the YM on Campus and sponsor such events as fund-raising movies in the Chapel, Association meetings for men on cam- pus, and daily chapel sessions. Row 1: Rev. Prugh, Boekenhauer, Urie, Gamer, Gillogly, Rassieur. Rou Filbrun, McBride, Runyan, Sauerman, Dr. Gamer. McKee. Ren% ick, 81 Roic 1: Ballard, Stafford, Maclean, Lee, Clark. Row 2: Knapp, Meyer, Hansen, Biddle, Irelan, Vellenga, Killey, Amsbuiy. Rotv 3: Oliver, Kenas, Speer, Anderson, Easdale, Mitchell, Johnson, Perrine, Gebhart, Henning. Tueckes. Row -i: Chamberlin, Layman, Gillogly, Amann, Thor, Boekenhauer, Young, Hornaday. Faithfully performing their services of providing religious services for churches and other- wise extending Christian work from Monmouth ' s campus to the community are the members of the Monmouth College Gospel Teams. Their work and dedication deserve recognition from the students and faculty. Rou ' 1: Zinser, Hansen, Knapp. Brownlee. Roic 2: Gillogly, Milnes. CmfidmiJmq Cmmt Monmouth ' s Christian Coordinating Council consists of representatives from the religious organizations on campus. The purpose of the council is to coordinate the religious activities at Monmouth through functioning as an advisory rather than a policy-making group. Wetk Inspiring discussions, sermons, and gen- eral bull-sessions were all a part of the 19 ' ' 9 Religious Emphasis Week. The Rev. James McConnell was the guest speaker, and the young minister pro- vided a spark for the thoughts and ideas of M.C. students. 83 Phi Aepb Tbid Phi Alpha Theta is the honor- ary history club for all those who have twelve hours in the history department and an over-all 3-0 average. PoKKcft CEut Politics Club is a new organi- zation on our campus this year. It is open to all students who are interested in political life. The Clio Club celebrated Lincoln ' s birthday with a banquet for students and fac- ulty. All students with an interest in history are wel- come to become members of this group. 84 Raw 1: Sheridan, Page, Horner, Asian, Peters, Cook. Row 2: Mrs. Kistler, Stewart, Tueckes, Mrs. Johnson, Sippel, Meyer, Smith, Mrs. Hamilton. This organization is made up of those students who are interested in the workings of the social environment and culture of mankind. Horn ec ceuii In monthly meetings, the Home F.conomics Club has sought to provide programs of interest to the future homemakers on the Monmouth campus. Row 1: Krebs, Beyerle, AberUn. Row 2: Martin, Ruhl. Tueckes, R. Johnson. Bilderback, 85 F e ft I c ft Rotf 1: Young, Crippen, Hansen, Somners, Moore. Roir 2: Johnson, Streetch. Koonce. Tenhauff. Forensics is the Inter-Collegiate Speech Society on the Monmouth campus. The club sponsors trips to debate tournaments all over the country. This year teams travelled as far as Gainsville, Florida for tournaments. Members of this group debated such schools as Notre Dame, Wisconsin and West Virginia as well as many others. Pi Koppa Ve a Koonce, Crippen, McDougall. 86 Cnimm (Mosque Crimson Masque is the dramatic society, on the Monmouth Campus, that produces three plays annually. To become a member, one must belong to Dramatics 136, the freshman dramatics group, and serve an apprenticeship during this time. Crimson Masque, steeped in traditions, is one of the largest groups on campus. We are proud of our theatre and are equally proud to serve the students and faculty by presenting high quality, enjoyable, dramatic productions. Haimalt CoSkqlak Vixufm National Collegiate Players is the honorary dra- matics Society. One must earn a number of points in various theatrical activities and have a 2.5 overall average in order to be initiated. Membership is permanent and coveted. Na- tional Collegiate players sponsored the First Nighters production of The Heiress. The money earned through th is activity was divided between the theatre improvement fund and a scholarship fund for a Theatre Arts Major. Rou ' 1: Melvin. Nevius. Ron- 2: Zorn, Nowlan. Raw 3: McGaan, McKelvey. 87 Siqmn Tou DeEta m ' w Rriit 1: Brownlee, Flynn, Knapp, Aberlin, Miss Fox, Irelan, Doan, Jahn. Ron 2: Melvin, Staftord, Charvat, MiKcown, G. Slaughter. Riggs. B. Feiertag, Beyerle, Noton, Oggel, Potter, Mr. Meyer, Mr. Eckley, Macari, Young, Toal. Sigma Tail Delta is the national honorary English fraternity. The group is composed of approximately 25 members who are elected to membership. Each month original papers are presented for criticism, and Sigma Tau sponsors the annual Freshman writing contest, thus discovering the new literary talent on campus. St nta VMd ?i This honorary is for students who have fifteen hours in the Spanish language, plus a 3.0 over-all average. It is a na- tional Spanish organization. Melvin, Lamb, L. King. 88 GetHum Cbili Ruu 1: Sand, Foens, Lukasz. Row 2: Tovo, Hunt, Kuehn, Sauerman, Woll, Lohner, McConnell, Link, T. Feiertag, Bald- win, Olsson. Row 3: B. Feiertag, G. Johnson, Dorn, Matthews, B. Fleming, Ruckle, Rogers, Wackerle, Filbrun, T. Lee, Couch, Certik, Hurh, Pawley, Gebhart. Sprecken ze Deutsch.- ' The members of the German club try to cultivate an active interest in the customs of the country of the language they speak. Any student of German is eligible for membership. SpoKuli CM Students of espanol join their efforts in understanding the culture of Spain, through their membership in Spanish Club. tta Siqwa VU Row 1: Krebs, Macari, Covert, L. King. Row 2: Smith, Parsons, Milnes, Strube. Doan. Row i: Landstrom, Kofoed, Runyan, Carroll, Row 4: Patton, Pultz, Nelson, Anderson. Two years of college Latin or Greek, plus a 3- average in the language is required for election to membership in the national classics honorary fraternity. Row 1: (sealed Lji lu i!f,l?t) Harr, Coleman. Gillogly, S. Hansen, Boekenhauer, Dr. Thiessen. Row 2: Hagg, Oliver, Killey, Miss Fox, B. Johnson, McGaan, Denniston. J. Phillips, McGaan. (missmg from picture: Clark, Conner.) 89 Boiid The spirited Monmouth band provides a Scottish flavor at athletic events, with their peppy tunes and melodies. 90 ' im;; ' ;;;;:::: ' ; 1.!, ' ,; • ' « 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 ' I • 1 1 z fAL dhiiu For those with musical aspirations. Pi Alpha Nu and the Elijah chorus provided an outlet for talent for M.C. students, as well as some de- lightful entertainment for the rest of the campus. ?i AC[)b Wtt 91  j r Row 1; McMahon, Easdale J Douglass Pinne t.i.ss }1utton M mil k IK Work Saum Dunn, Kenas. Row 2: Nickel, McCullough, Buffo, Cecka, McClure, KiUey, Toal, Carleton, lic. Hill, Culc. u.ins,,n R.,,r 3. Harris,s, Parks, Larson, G. Smith, G. Slebos, Fink, Deen, C. Anderson, Nicklin, Bruington, Stevenson. D. Sanders. Row - . Bovvers, Peterson, Beste, Thor, McElwain, Hughbanks, Loya, D. Jones, Chamberlain, Morris, Potter. Choifi The pride of Monmouth College and of its hard-working director, Mr. James Dunn, is the college choir. This year the choir made three tours going to Chicago, St. Louis, and Pitts- burgh. Besides this extensi ve schedule, the choir provides inspirational music for Monmouth ' s monthly vesper services and is part of the annual Messiah chorus. C mak Meeting three times a week, the College Chorale prepared music for chapel programs, local en- gagements, and their annual spring tour. This year ' s successful tour took them to Tulsa, Oklahoma ... a trip to remember! Row 1: McMahon, Mason, Harr, Kemmerer, Meyer. Row 2: Baer, Roehm. Hansen, Cook. Row i: Denniston, Filbrun, Peterson, Hornaday. Roiv 4: Munneke, McKelvey, Norton, Renwick. ScjtiJ (Lilly I Ki I Mc t.i M( unt Br dcn M Smith Rahtcr issiiiulltr Miteheil Ahrerib Stuiidine. Lundcll G bicbt Robbini. Di mal, Hunt Wilson Smilt Butck Prcscott Dninsly Baer Petcht,h W.A-A. ?.£. Ruw 1: Mason, Farmer, O ' Brien, A. Brooks, Underwood. Roif 2: Shrawger, Mrs. Mings, Miss Widule, Mr. Woll, B. Woll, Work, Halliday, Luenstroth, Nowlan, Rowland, Covert, Prescott. Rou ' 3: Yeoman, Hagg, Ballard, Youngquist, Goff, 1. Phillips, A. Guilinger, G. Larson, J. Mell. 94 AweticoK CimueaS. Socieb) l!2l Row 1: LaVigne, P. Brown, Henry, Meloy, Ferguson, Wagenknecht, Wackerle, Lee, Kuhn. Row 2: Thor, T. Davis, B. Feier- tag, McQueen, Ellefsen, Dr. Thiessen, C. White. Row 3: Welch, Weeks, Thorstenson, Bivens, Riggs. Nicklin Bryden, Doty, Clark, J. Olson, K. Miller. TtiBetfl Row 1: Lukasz, Swarthout, Dunstan, Hill. Row 2: Dr. Bucholz, Dr. Ketterer, Bryden, Hunt, Vellenga, R. E. Smith, Sbalchiero. 95 Left to right: Acheson, Dresmal, Alliens Mount, Divinsky, Farmer, Halliday. Splash! Into the pool go the Dolphins, Monmouth ' s answer to Esther Williams. This club, sponsored by W.A.A., is open to any girl who has passed certain swimming requirements, and is either in senior life saving or has been a member of Polywogs. PlJ jWJtCflft Row 1: (left to right) P. Johnson, Barkhurst, Smale, Work, Hutton, Baldwin, Cole, Kim- mel, Thornburg, P. Smith, Richmond, Wylie. Row 2: Petefisfi, F. Anderson, Lips, Amsbury, Robbins, Sheridan, Pearson, Fink, Perrine. Hard at work learning the art of syn- chronized swimming, the Polywog; combine work with pleasure. Aftei performance in the water show and the passing of certain tests, these girls ma} become Dolphins. Row 1: (ieated) Pultz, Harlan, Engstrom, B. Schuilthuis, Heath. Row 2: Brewer, Sloan, Ellefson, Cheetham. For all those M. C. guys who want to be in the swim, Barracuda is the club to join. To- gether with the Dolphins, they prepare the annual water show held in the Spring. 96 m Otcltcdid Doi. Biog, McRae, Dunstan, Gauden, Goss, Rothaus Budding Pavlovas, the girls of Orchesis practice faithfully their arabesques and glissades, and present a talent-filled dance show once a }ear for the pleasure of all Monmouthites. Mh Cfuh Wyatt Earp started the gun-shnging profession in Monmouth and the Rifle Club keeps the tradition more than alive. Their sharp-shooting is kept alive by competition in inter- college and national tournaments. Ratf 1: Doan, B, Feierta , Brundage, C. White. Row 2; Gibson, P. Wiiite, Hare, Fleming, EfBand. Roir 3: Houdek, Bald- win, Kraus, Kimrnel, Divinsky, Bark- hurst. Clark, Sand, T. Feiertag. 97 Roir 1: Lamb, Walters, Flynn, Hansen, Cook, Gebhart. Rou 2: Acheson, Kelley, Craig, Houdek, Sandburg, Willing, McGaan, Wallgren, Smith. RovfiEiff ft Editor in Chief Scott Hansen Assistant Editor Gretchen Cook Layout Editor Glenna Craig Picture Editor Lynn McGaan Copy Editor Betty Flynn Senior Copy Gwen Wallgren Sports Editor Ray Walters Art Editor Roger Houdek Photography Dave Willing Jim Calhoun Merrills Studio The Editor at work? That ' s We ' ll do some more as soon as the jog lifts Who wants more room and a new whip ' : With weary bones and sleepy eyes, With silent groans and oral sighs, This loyal staff got up to work, On Saturday they did not shirk. Though they ' re harassed by the boss, Their time is not considered loss. They have done so many things, That now we have The Rarelings. Editor About that sports copy 99 R,iir I: I. Hill, l.isk.i. Wissiiiiller, Baitck, Flynn. VanN.itt.i. Ruic 2: Kt-ne.is, To.il. Funy, Dunlap, Mehin. Run : Jahn. Beveiidge, Ma Af.istL-is. ' Stankr.uiff. OiaceeSeai( The smell of newly-inked galleys . . . the continual tap of the Model-A typewriters . . . pictures on the spot by Willing, Inc. . . . dual editorship this year with Jim, then Dij ... so, man like who won the pizza this week ... I don ' t know, cat, but those movie tickets bug me!!! the Oracle tells all about all for all. Tim Blischke D.I cithv .lean Beveri .k- ' ()■ ■ ' Or.icic ' s . . ■5 ' ...M 1 «l L, Editor-in-chief First semester Jim Blischke Second semester Dorothy Jean Beveridge News Editor Jan Wissmuller Feature Editor Don Hellison Sports Editor Don Beveridge Make-up Editor Jan Swarthout Society Editor Betty Flynn Advisor Mr. Ken Meyer Business Manager Ann Teal Circulation Manager John Maclver Bruce Nehmer f :i V - VMcjoiimi ' BotifiA Seated: Mr. Meyer, Mr. Corporon. Standing; Beveridge, Hansen, Flynn, Hellison, Potter. Imaikmk This national honorary society for sopho- more independent students who excel in leadership and scholarship made an in- novation in the Monmouth chapter when they elected six men to a previously-all- woman membership. Row 1: (seated lefl to right) S. Hansen, Eden, J. Irelan, Doi, Knapp. Lang, Dunstan, L. King, Knepp. Row 2: Charvat, Brog, Easdale, Moore, Mun- neke, Kuhn, Schilthuis. Lewis, McKeown, McKelvey. Zinser. Hunt, A. Brooks. Mpha JCowMd VMa Members of Alpha Lambda Delta are girls who attained a 3.5 scholastic average for either the first semester or the entire freshman year. It is recognized nationally as the honorary fraternity for freshman women. Row 1: L. McGaan, Smale, Eden, Brownlee, Brog, Killey, Flynn. Row 2: Miss Fox. Toal, Ditch. Hunt, McDougall, Bozarth, Thomas. Those students who weather four semesters of obtaining a 3-5 average, two of these se- mesters being consecutive, are eligible for mem- bership in our local scholastic honorary, Sigma Omicron Mu, which is comparable to the na- tional Phi Beta Kappa. £la Sigwd V A This national scholastic honorary for freshman men was re-activated this year when nine men made the required 3.5 average for initiation. Row 1: (sealed left lu right) Richard, Dr. Frazier, Tovo, Ras- sieur, Schluter, McFadden. Row 2: Beveridge, Griffith, Hellison. Tait, McKelvey, B. Johnson, R. E, Smith, Dobbins, Denniston. Tott ?i The outstanding women of the senior class, chosen on the basis of their personality, scholarship, and activities are elected to membership in Tau Pi. This organization chooses each year an Outstanding Freshman Woman, who, in 1957-58 was Barbara Clark. They also award a scholarship to a promising senior girl. BCue Key Character, leadership, scholarship and service are the necessary attributes of the outstanding junior and senior men who compose Blue Key. They contribute to many of the worthwhile activities on campus. Tau Pi ' s choice as outstanding freshman women, Miss Barbara Clark. Aberlin, Melvin. Knapp, Beveridge. Vellenga. Swarthout. 103 VOeitm ' i Cbik 3abinsky. Hail, Mr. Nicholas, W. Olson, Doan, Conlin. J. Calhoun, Painter. Bu«it(ea (f(aj«t«, 9kc. i rP.Tr. nfhu ' ? :3 fv l Roir 1: Schulter, Klusendorf, Dobbins, Dixon, Singer, Jaeger. Row 2: Houdek, Bardelmeier, Bergstrom, LaVigne, Henry, B. Anderson, D. Johnson. Roir 3: Mr. Beatty, Reinsberg, Thompson, Brundage, Walters, Maclver, Frantz, Wentlmg. McBride, Denniston, Mr. Herbsleb. Roir 4: Mueller; Wallace, McGaan, Glotfelty, Bowers, Wirth, Lipe, Doan, Kenney, McKee, Grummit. 104 About 1 50 senior high school students enjoyed the beauties of Monmouth ' s campus — our hospitahty, dorms and fraternity houses, varied talent, and athletic prowess. Registration, unionizing, open houses, and banquets were all part of the exciting week-end. 105 Go hard, Joe Come jo ii niiv bridge gji, w. u. s. Through a maze of booths, entertainment, refresh- ments, donkey-ball games and other money-raising projects, Monmouth College students made their way on March 21, contributing their energy, time and money to a worth y cause. Willi ill? iir Cookies from S nmds, India hrainh 106 Ride ' em cowboy Really, Fred! Zrnmd Mf ' $ - J s f m 1 { I g P H Thai ' s no way to get a 3-8 Legal chapel cnts ' r 108 The Square Bear sleeps in sections Time to get to Quant Lab A nice quiet pLice for a ihip 109 ZOLTON CSAVAS Carolyn Davis DoNN Denniston Chris Anderson John Bray Carol Bryden Ron Noton Karen Sunberg Dick Wherry 111 MOMOKO Doi Howard Ferguson Richard Formanek Bob Gamek Jack Glotfelty Ralph Griffith Melinda Hall Scott Hansen Don Hellison Charlie Hild Dennis Hoy Larry Huber Judy Irelan Sam Jones Janet Kelley Larry Klihn 112 Nancy Lee RtCHARD LeFORT Chari.es Link lOHN MacIver Jean McRae Carol Ann Macari Bill McBride Stan Martin Karen Meyer Jan Miller Louise Mount Jim Nelson Kenneth F. Nelson Dave Norton John M. Penny Walter Pfaeffle 113 Chuck Rassieur Bob Reinsburg Alice Robbins Bob Runyan Herb Salisbiiry Dick Sauerman Joan Schuilthuis Mary Ann Smith Rooer E. Smith AN SOMMERS yuDY Stafford Joe Suffield 114 Jan Tueckes John Wagenknecht Rav Walters Ed Wentland Charles White Peggie ' OC ' ooton George Yeck Dona Zinser Marilyn Peters DWIGHT DlECKMAN Dan Thor Bill Herriott Sue Thompson Tiodt. (959 «i tltvtit it oiT: ,, vj , „ I Roic ;.■ Hughbanks, Moye, Hild, Doty, Edson. Row 2; Martin, Borine, Akerman, For Parsons. Renwick, Rhodenbaugh, O ' Brien. Missing: Nelson, Johnson. Gillogly. Row 3: Lachel, Lipe, As in 1958 Coach Chuck Larson had eight returning lettermen from last year ' s sixth place effort in the rugged Midwest Conference. This year ' s team seems destmed to sprint to a higher place in the conference race. Heading the pack is hurdler Ron O ' Brien. Others adding strength to the team are Bud Cook, Max Ackerman, Ken Nel- son, Joe Renwick, Chuck Doty, Stan Martin, Darrel Edson, Gary Johnson, Paul Moye, Paul Ford, Gib Meloy, Chuck Hild, and Carl Borine. 116 1mm Six lettermen are returning to Coach Bobby Woll ' s tennis team which fin- ished eighth last year with a record of five wins and five losses. Prospects look bright for M. C. in the tough con- ference with Sloan, Wetzel, Wentling, Bower, Lohner, and Reinsburg ex- p ected to prove the optimistic view of Coach Woll. Row 1: Wallem, Richard, Loveless. Row 2: Reinsberg, Bower, Sloan. QtSk Last year ' s seventh place tie with Cornell on a five win and seven loss record shows room for im- provement as lettermen Dobbins and Wentland return to Coach Bobby WoU ' s team. Other links- men expected to take honors on the team are Roger E. Smith and Wentland, Oggel, Robertson, Dobbins, Singer Roger E. S 117 af .« f f § Row 1: Griffith, Johnson, Rager, Suffield, Phillips, Larson. Ron Dodder, Major, McRoberts, Rineberg, Cooper. Sprout, Elliott, Ruckle, Nelson, Pogue, Ballard. Ron 3: Grummitt, BodeM, 1959 Prospects look bright for the 1959 season with pitching strength in depth being the only real initial weakness. Coach Joe Pelisek is pitching for an even better record this year with lettermen Ray Miller, Bob Dodder, Jim Nelson, Jock Glottfelty, Dave Johnson, and Bob Cooper returning as candidates for starting positions. Although there are no returning mound staff lettermen, juniors Ralph Griffith, Allen Sprout and Gary Willman and many fine talents from last year ' s Wee Scot ' s Team appear to have the ability to take care of this problem in short order. lMiiiwijj.lt5J lL,vgq?i.|: .? L .ir t !ir 119 W Chb. Rijw 1: Brewer, Dieckinan, Bergstrom, Ford, G. Johnson. Dobbins, Bowen, Edson, E. Nelson. Roiv J: Sloan, J. Nelson, Wirth, Reinsberg, Mueller, Glotfelty, R. Nelson, Landstrom, Link, Dodder. Rhodenbaugh. Roif 3: Cooper, Herriott, R. E. Smith, McGaan, Wentland, Richards, Urie, Foens, Patton, Suffield, Moye, Renwick. Roti ' 4: McKee, Hild, Brown, Meloy, Martin, Wendling, Anderson, Parsons, Schluter, Buda, O ' Brien, B. Johnson. The Men of the big M are those athletes who have won a letter in football, basketball, baseball, wres- tling, track, tennis or swimming. This enthusiastic club sponsors an athletic scholarship, publishes athletic programs and sells refreshments at games. Pep CCut Wearing red-crested sweaters, the thirty girls of pep club help put zing into the Scots ' cheering at all athletic events. They also spon- sor pep chapels before important games and a dance at the end of the season. R,-ir 1: X ' (.rk, Van Natt.i, IV.isky, Nelson. Row J.- Zorn, Nevius, Brooks. Wallgren, Lommen, Hansen, hnsmingci. Duinsky. Miller, Statturd. Ruiv .5. NX ' oll. Somnurs, Mount, Sundbcrg, McGaan. Conner. Saberson. Winebright. Richter. Mason. Sihilthuis, Bryden, Mitchell, Robbins, Clark. Kelly. 120 Tolling bells on a sunny Sunday morn Campus outlet for hunger spr W here ' s the big Blue Key? It sure is cold That will b: Sinbad rides again at the Monmouth cinema 121 L bmdJ fth FeftiM The Panel Discussion on Liberal Arts Sckdaulup Dotj Faculty in cap and gown marching solemnly in a long procession. Tappings, a distinguished and personable guest speaker, Mr. Hugh Moffet of Life magazine, and the much-sought- after Kiwanis and Panhell and Inter-Fraternity Council trophies sparked the hour-long chapel on Wednesday, March 11. The Kappas and ATO ' s walked away with the scholar- ship award this semester, but the Sig EP and Kappa Delta pledge classes were awarded trophies for the highest grade average. Hedy Aberlin Sally Ahrens Carl Anderson Car(jl Baggs Dave Bardelmier Gary Barnett Dave Bergstrom Don Beveridge John Beyerle Robert Bilderback Ada Brooks Paul Brown Terry Brown Norman Brumbaugh Phil Holden Jerry Ostrom Sharon Dixon Lee Dobbins Charles Doty ]ust a little more green, Sally Russ Feurer Barbara Gettv Jack Gibson Gene Graham Dotty Green Roger Jaeger 128 But Baby — It ' s Cold Outside Sanr-. Hai.i.ida ' i ' Edvcin Hindi K ' Jack Henry Robert Hofer Roger Houdek Dave Johnson George Johnson Robert Johnson Jean Kavanaugh 129 Margaret Knapp LaVerne Kulm Warren LaVigne Who done it? ' Mark Loveless Caroline Lundell Ernest J. McBride 130 Eleanor McClelland Vg Jan Nowlan Dean McGaan Bernie McKee Melissa Melvin iEihilk Carl Miller Bob Mitchell Oliver Mitchell Dick Montgomery John Olson Jim Morton Wesley Olson Edward Nelson Ken Painter 131 Bob Patton Mary Shepfstrom Bill Richard Maril-in Schneider Sharon Schrawger George Slaughter Roger A. Smith Nancv Nevius Jim Sims DoRuTHV Jean Beveridge Elsfeth Barclay 132 Donna Stoddard Shervl Stripe Harlan Suifield Dee Dee Velenga Tom Wallace GwEN Wallgren So what do you want for Christmas? Bob Wetzel Dave Willing Dotty Young Joyce Underwood 133 Slough-off time in the big Union Well, is he going to call or isn ' t he? A new kind of paint jar the cannon A senior ' s privilege . . . lime and a place to rest. ' Naughty fellas! Mustn ' t touch!? 134 I lii O ' ni DteoMiitQ A Wis. CNdtnuu . . . Just like the one Monmouth students saw this year as freshman girls were entertained by freshman boys in a face washing contest, as cars complained about low temperature by stalling on the nights of formals, girls were serenaded by caroling fraternities, all ate heartily of specially prepared Christmas dinners, and the joy of the winter beauty stirred hearts. --1 i y. e. Mi i-.J4wN4t ' -M 135 SmoK Ondex ABERLIN, HEDY ENGLISH AND SOCIOLOGY GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS Kappa Kappa Gamma; Sigma Tau Delta; Tau Pi; Stu- dent Council; AWS; YWCA; Sociology Club, Secretary; Dolphins, Secretary; IRC; Oracle. AHRENS, SALLY EDUCATION MECHANICSVILLE, IOWA Kappa Delta; YWCA; Sociology Club; Polyu ' ogs; Dol- phins; WAA; Orchesis, Vice President, Treasurer. ANDERSON, CARL CHEMISTRY ELMW ' OOD PARK, ILLINOIS Sigma Phi Epsilon, Secretary; ACS. BA GGS, CAROL SOCIOLOGY METAMORA, ILLINOIS Alpha Xi Delta, Pledge Trainer; AWS; YWCA; Soci- ology Club; WAA. BARCLAY, ELSPETH ENGLISH PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Kappa Delta, Secretary; Alpha Lambda Delta, President; Sigma Omicron Mu; Sigma Tau Delta, Secretary; Pi Alpha Nu, Treasurer; Tau Pi; YWCA Cabinet; Briga- doon ; HMS Pinafore ; Icthus and Gospel Teams; Choir; Chorale. BARDELMEIER, DAVID ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EDWARDSVILLE, ILLINOIS Sigma Phi Epsilon; Student Social Committee; YMCA; ACS; Business Majors, Inc.; Politics Club; Young Re- publicans, Vice President. BARNETT, GARY SOCIOLOGY MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS BEABOUT, CHERYL ENGLISH AURORA, ILLINOIS Pi Beta Phi, Vice President; Pi Alpha Nu; Choir; Poly- wogs; Dolphins; Alpha Tau Omega Sweetheart, 1957. BERGSTROM, DAVID BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CHICAGO HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS Alpha Tau Omega; Eta Sigma Phi; M Club; Swimming; Clio Club; Business Majors, Inc.; Rifle Club; Barracuda, Secretary-Treasurer. BEVERIDGE, DONALD PHYSICS MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Theta Chi; Blue Key; Phi Eta Mu; Sigma Omicron Mu; Student Advisory Committee; ACS; Ramshackle Inn ; German Club, Treasurer; Band; Ravelin gs; Oracle, Sports Editor. BEVERIDGE, DOROTHY JEAN ENGLISH MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Kappa Kappa Gamma, Secretary; Sigma Omicron Mu; Tau Pi, Secretary; Sigma Tau Delta, Phi Alpha Theta, Vice President; YWCA; Clio Club; IRC; Band; Oracle. News Editor, Editor-in-Chief. BILDERBACK, ROBERT BIOLOGY GALESBURG, ILLINOIS Sigma Phi Epsilon; Basketball; Sociology Club; IRC; German Club. BLACK, WANDA HISTORY MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Kappa Delta, Alumna; Phi Alpha Theta. BLINSTRUP, BART BIOLOGY PALOS PARK, ILLINOIS BLISCHKE, JAMES ENGLISH AND HISTORY SKOKIE, ILLINOIS Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sigma Omicron Mu; Phi Alpha Theta; Sigma Tau Delta; Student Council; Clio Club; Oracle. Editor-in-Chief; Politics Club, President. BOWEN, ROBERT BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MCHENRY SHORES, ILLINOIS Alpha Tau Omega; M Club; Football; Tennis; Swim- ming; Clio Club; Business Majors, Inc.; Barracuda. BROOKS, ADA BIOLOGY MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Tomahawk; Pi Alpha Nu; Pep Club, Secretary; P.E. Ma- jors Club, Vice President; WAA; Orchesis; Orchestra. KEWANEE, ILLINOIS BROWN, R. PAUL CHEMISTRY Tau Kappa Epsilon; ACS. BROVC-TSr, TERRY BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JENNINGS, MISSOURI Alpha Tau Omega, Treasurer; Swimming; Student Coun- cil, Vice President; Student Union Committee; Student- Faculty Committee; Student Advisory Committee; Stu- dent Social Committee, Chairman; Business Majors, Inc. BRUMBAUGH, NORMAN PHYSICS VERONA, PENNSYLVANIA Tau Kappa Epsilon; Vets Club, Vice President. BRYANT, AILEEN EDUCATION CAGLE, GARY PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY KIRKU ' OOD, ILLINOIS ALEDO, ILLINOIS BEYERLE, JOHN PSYCHOLOGY Theta Delta Chi. KEWANEE, ILLINOIS CARSTENS, JOHN PHYSICS CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice President; Sigma Omicron Mu; Eta Sigma Phi, Treasurer. CHILCOTT, SYLVIA ENGLISH HARVEY, ILLINOIS YWCA; Polywogs; Unaffiliated Women; Freshman Ad- visor. COOK, PLAYER MATHEMATICS CHILLICOTHE, ILLINOIS Theta Chi, Pledge Marshall; Sigma Omicron Mu; Phi Eta Mu; M Club; Basketball; Track; German Club, President. 136 DILLOW, JOANN HISTORY liLGIN, ILLINOIS Alpha Xi Delta, Co-Rush Chairman; Pan Hellenic Coun- cil, Treasurer; WAA; YWCA; Ouicle. DIXON, DONALD BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND HISTORY OQUAWKA, ILLINOIS Business Majors, Inc.; Vets Club. DOBBINS, LEE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PEORIA, ILLINOIS Alpha Tau Omega, Secretary; Blue Key; Octopus; M Club, Secretary; Golf; Student Affairs Committee; Busi- ness Majors, Inc., President. DODDER, ROBERT GEOLOGY LETTS, IOWA Theta Chi; M Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball; YMCA; Ramshackle Inn ; German Club. DOTY, CHARLES CHEMISTRY CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Theta Chi; M Club; Cross Country; Track; ACS; Ger- man Club; Rifle Club. DUNLAP, DIANE HOME ECONOMICS RIVERDALE, ILLINOIS Pi Beta Phi; YWCA; Sociology Club; Spanish Club; Home Economics Club; Oracle. FARMER, MARGARET PHYSICAL EDUCATION MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Alpha Xi Delta; Pi Alpha Nu; Pep Club; YWCA; Crim- son Masque; Poly ' ogs; Dolphins, Vice President; IRC; P.E. Majors, President; WAA; Orchesis; Band. GRAHAM, GENE HDUCATlfJN PRYOR, OKLAHOMA FEURER, RUSSELL BIOLOGY MARION, ILLINOIS FORMANEK, RICHARD BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION LaGRANGE PARK, ILLINOIS Baseball; YMCA; Business Majors, Inc.; Eta Sigma Phi; Politics Club. FRANCIS, GEORGE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CINCINNATI, OHIO Theta Chi; Phi Eta Mu; Sigma Omicron Mu; M Club; Swimming; YMCA; Crimson Masque; Ramshackle Inn ; The Hasty Heart ; Perils of Pamona ; The Lark ; Heaven Can Wait ; IRC; Spanish Club, Vice President. GETTY, BARBARA GEOLOGY MECHANICSVILLE, IOWA Kappa Delta; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Omicron Mu; Sigma Tau Delta; Tau Pi, President; Student Council; YWCA, President; Crimson Masque; CCC; German Club; Band; Oracle. GIBSON, JOHN PHYSICS CLARENDON HILLS, ILLINOIS Sigma Phi Epsilon, Secretary, Comptroller; Phi Eta Mu; Sigma Omicron Mu; Student Advisory Committee; Inter- Fraternity Council. GREEN, DOROTHY HISTORY CAMERON, ILLINOIS YWCA; Clio Club; IRC; German Club; Spanish Club; Unaffiliated Women; Politics Club; Young Republicans. HALLIDAY, SANDRA PHYSICAL EDUCATION LAKE FOREST, ILLINOIS Pi Beta Phi, Recording Secretary; YWCA; Polywogs; Dolphins, President; P.E. Majors: WAA; Orchesis. HANSEN, SHIRLEY BIBLE AND RELIGION STANWOOD, lOViA Pi Alpha Nu; Eta Sigma Phi, Vice President; Toma hawk; Pep Club; Student Advisory Committee; AWS YWCA, Area Representative, Financial Drive Chairman Icthus and Gospel Teams, President; CCC, Secretary IRC; WAA; Chorale; Unaffiliated Women; Young Re. publicans; Politics Club; Youth Fellowship, Program Co-Chairman. HARKNESS, SARAH HISTORY GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS Pi Beta Phi, Pledge Trainer; AWS; YWCA; Clio Club, Secretary; Polywogs; Spanish Club; WAA; Oracle. HENDERSON, EDWIN PHYSICS CHILLICOTHE, ILLINOIS HENRY, JACK BUSINESS ACMlNISTRAflON EAGLE GROVE, IOWA Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Stu- dent Union Committee; YMCA; ACS; Business Majors, Inc. HINCKER, RICHARD PSYCHOLOGY OAK PARK, ILLINOIS GILLES, MARJORIE PHYSICAL EDUCATION MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS HOFER, ROBERT CHEMISTRY SEATON, ILLINOIS Theta Chi; ACS, Treasurer; Business Majors, Inc.; Ger- man Club. HOLDEN, PHILIP MAC; YMCA Cabinet; ACS; Icthus and Gospel Teams. HONATH, EDGAR PHYSICS BROOKFIELD, ILLINOIS M Club; Track; ACS; German Club. HOUDEK, ROGER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ELGIN, ILLINOIS Theta Chi, Rush Chairman; Wrestling; Business Majors, Inc.; Rifle Club, Vice President, President; Rarelings, Art Editor. JAEGER, ROGER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION LINDENWOOD, ILLINOIS Sigma Phi Epsilon, President; Basketball; Student Coun- cil; Student-Faculty Committee; Business Majors, Inc., Secretary; Vets Club; Inter-Fraternity Council. JOHNSON, DAVID G. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Alpha Tau Omega; M Club; Swimming; Baseball; Busi- ness Majors, Inc.; Barracuda; Athletic Representative of Senior Class. 137 JOHNSON, GEORGE BUSINIiSS ADMINISTRATION Alpha Tail Omega; Swimming; Rifle Club; Barracuda, President. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Business Majors, Inc.; JOHNSON, ROBERT ENGLISH CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Alpha Tau Omega; Eta Sigma Phi; Blue Key; Sigma Omicron Mu; Phi Eta Mu; M Club, Vice President; Football; Baseball; Track; Sociology Club. KAVANAUGH, VIRGINIA ENGLISH WESTERN SPRINGS, ILLINOIS YWCA; Crimson Masque; The Lark ; The Heiress ; Unaffiliated Women; Politics Club; Young Democrats, Secretary. KEMP, LYNN PHYSICS Tau Kappa Epsilon. PROPHETSTOWN, ILLINOIS KING, ELIZABETH SPANISH HANNIBAL, MISSOURI Sigma Delta Pi, Secretary; Tomahawk; YWCA; ACS; German Club; Spanish Club; WAA, Sports Manager; Unaffiliated Women; Exchange Student to Mexico. KNAPP, MARGARET BIBLE NEWTON, IOWA Alpha Lambda Delta, Treasurer; Sigma Omicron Mu; Sigma Tau Delta, Treasurer, President; Pi Alpha Nu, Vice President; Tomahawk, President; Beta Beta Beta; Student Council; Student Advisory Committee; AWS, President; YWCA; Icthus and Gospel Teams; CCC, Sec- retary; Orchestra; Choir; Unaffiliated Women, Secretary- Treasurer; Tau Pi. KNOX, DUANE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Business Majors, Inc., Vice President; Vets Club; Poli- tics Club. KREBS, JUDITH FRl-.NCH CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Kappa Kappa Gamma; Oracle; Crimson Masque; IRC; YWCA; Sigma Omicron Mu; Sociology-Psychology Club; Treasurer; Spanish Club; Exchange Student to Quebec, Canada. KULM, LaVERNE GEOLOGY Theta Chi; ACS; German Club. KUSUHARA, KATSUMI SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS KAWASAKI, JAPAN LANG, ELLEN SOCIOLOGY VIRGINIA, ILLINOIS Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Omicron Mu; YWCA; Band; Pi Alpha Nu, Secretary; Orchestra; Unaffiliated Women; Tomahawk, Secretary. laVigne, warren BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ELMHURST, ILLINOIS Sigma Phi Episilon; ACS; Business Majors, Inc. LITTLER, ELLEN EDUCATION Kappa Delta, Vice President; Crimson Masque; Ravelings. LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS AWS; YWCA Cabinet; LOMMEN, LYNNE EDUCATION PALATINE, ILLINOIS Kappa Kappa Gamma, Rush Chairman; Pep Club, Presi- dent; Cheerleader; Student Council, Secretary; Student- Faculty Committee; Student Advisory Committee; Student Social Committee; AWS, Treasurer; YWCA; Sociology Club; Crimson Masque; Polywogs; WAA; Pan Hellenic Council, President; Homecoming Queen. LOVELESS, MARK PHYSICAL EDUCATION LaGRANGE, ILLINOIS Alpha Tau Omega; Wrestling; Baseball. LUNDELL, CAROLINE EDUCATION CHICAGO, ILLINOIS YWCA; Polywogs; IRC; WAA; Unaffiliated Women, Secretary-Treasurer; Politics, Club, Treasurer. McBRIDE, ERNEST tiliOLOG-l- PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN Tau Kappa Epsilon; Clio Club; IRC. MCCLELLAND, ELEANOR PSYCHOLOGY- MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS McFADDEN, GEORGE PHYSICS OAK LAWN, ILLINOIS Theta Chi, Rush Chairman; Blue Key; M Club, Presi- dent; Wrestling; Student Council; Student Adxisory Committee; YMCA; ACS; Ramshackle Inn ; German Club; Barracuda. McGAAN, DEAN PHILOSOPHY ALTONA, ILLINOIS Tau Kappa Epsilon; Eta Sigma Phi, President; Pi Kappa Delta; National Collegiate Players; M Club; Football: Golf; Basketball; YMCA, Vice President; Crimson Mas- que, Vice President, President; Hamlet ; Night Must Fall ; Perils of Pamona ; The Lark ; Icthus and Gos- pel Teams; CCC, President; Business Majors, Inc.; For- ensics. Vice President, President. McKEE, BERNARD PSYCHOLOGY WATERLOO, IOWA Tau Kappa Epsilon; M Club; Wrestling; YMCA Cabi- net; Business Majors, Inc. MELVIN, MELISSA ENGLISH MONMOUTH. ILLINOIS Pi Beta Phi, President; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Omicron Mu; Sigma Tau Delta; Sigma Delta Pi; Student Council; Student-Faculty Committee; AWS, Vice Presi- dent; YWCA, Secretary; Crimson Masque; Ramshackle Inn ; Night Must Fall ; Forensics; Spanish Club, Presi- dent; Orchesis, President; Oracle. Feature Editor; Tau Pi, Treasurer; Tau Pi Outstanding Freshman; Pan Hel- lenic Council; Piper. Editor-in-Chief. MILLER, KARL CHEMISTRY FREEPORT, ILLINOIS Theta Chi, Vice President; YMCA Cabinet; ACS; Ger- man Club. MITCHELL, OLIVER CHEMISTRY- OAK PARK, ILLINOIS 138 MITCHELL, ROBERT clar];ni)on hills, Illinois Alpha Tau Omega; ACS; German Club. MONTGOMERY, RICHARD RHLK.ION palatini:, ILLINOIS Sigma Phi Epsilon; Octopus; Cross Country. MORTON, JAMES HISTORY CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Alpha Tau Omega, Vice President, Rush Chairman, President; Student Council; Student Social Commitec; Clio Club; IRC; Choir; Ordcle, Circulation Manager; Inter-Fraternity Council, President. NELSON, EDWARD CHEMISTRY ALEDO, ILLINOIS Theta Chi; Eta Sigma Phi; M Club; Football; Wrestling; YMCA; Band. NEVIUS, NANCY SPEECH GALESBURC, ILLINOIS Pi Beta Phi; Pi Kappa Delta; National Collegiate Play- ers; Pep Club; Crimson Masque, President; Brigadoon ; Heaven Can Wait ; Director of Freshman Play; For- ensics; WAA; Orchesis; Choir. NOWLAN, JANICE PH1SICAL EDUCATION LaFAYETTE, ILLINOIS Kappa Kappa Gamma, President; Pi Alpha Nu; Na- tional Collegiate Players; Student Council; YWCA; Crimson Masque; Ramshackle Inn ; Perils of Pa- mona ; Polywogs; Forensics; P. E. Majors Club; WAA; Choir; Pan Hellenic Council. OLSON, JOHN CHEMISTRY CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Eta Mu; Sigma Omicron Mu; Basketball; ACS, Treasurer; German Club. OLSON, WESLEY PHYSICS MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Alpha Tau Omega; Crimson Masque; Vets Club, Presi- dent. OSTROM, JERRY SOCIOLOGY WEST ALLIS, WISCONSIN Theta Chi; M Club; Football; Swimming; Choir; Cho- rale; Sociology Club, Vice President; Icthus and Gospel Teams; SWAP Committee Chairman; Crimson Masque. PATTON, ROBERT CHEMISTRY WEST ALLIS, WISCONSIN Theta Chi; M Club; Football; Wrestling; ACS; Spanish Club. PEASLEY, NANCY PSYCHOLOGY STRONGHURST, ILLINOIS Delta Gamma; Pep Club; Cheerleader, Captain; AWS; YWCA; Clio Club; Icthus and Gospel Teams; IRC; Freshman Advisor; Secretary of Freshman Class; Fresh- men Convocation Committee; Beloit College Transfer. RICHARD, WILLIAM CHEMISTRY ELMHURST, ILLINOIS Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice President, President; Blue Key, President; Sigma Omicron Mu, President; M Club; Cross Country; Track; Sophomore Class Vice President; Junior Class Vice President; Student Council; Student- Faculty Committee; YMCA Cabinet; ACS; Inter-Fraternity Council. RIHDL, DONALD BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION KIRKWOOD, ILLINOIS Theta Chi; M Club; Track; Swimming. ROBERTSON, ALEX BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Theta Chi. PARK Rll)(,l , ILLINOIS RUF.TTINGER, BARBARA ART WINNETKA, ILLINOIS YWCA; Crimson Masque; Home Economics Club; Un- affiliated Women; Politics Club. RUHL, ERVING PSYCHOLOGY LacRANGE, ILLINOIS Alpha Tau Omega; Student Social Committee; Sociology Club; Politics Club; Lyons Township Junior College Transfer. RUNYAN, ROBERT PSYCHOLOGY BUSHNELL, ILLINOIS Theta Chi; M Club; Track; Cross Country; YMCA Cabi- net; Sociology Club; Spanish Club; Rifle Club. SALISBURY, HERBERT PSYCHOLOGY TONICA, ILLINOIS Student-Faculty Committee; Student Ad isory Commit- tee; German Club; MAC, President. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS SBALCHIERO, GENE CHEMISTRY Alpha Tau Omega. SCHLUTER, ROBERT BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MOLINE, ILLINOIS Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer; Blue Key; M Club; Foot- ball; Student Council, Treasurer; Student-Faculty Com- mittee; Student Advisory Committee; Business Majors, Inc., Chairman of Board of Directors; Inter-Fraternity Council. SCHNEIDER, MARILYN ART AND HOME ECONOMICS PARK RIDGE, ILLINOIS Alpha Xi Delta; YWCA; Sociology Club; German Club; Home Economics Club, Vice President; Pan Hellenic Council. SCHRAWGER, SHARON PHYSICAL EDUCATION WESTERN SPRINGS, ILLINOIS Alpha Xi Delta, Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary; YWCA; Brigadoon ; IRC; German Club; P. E. Majors Club; WAA; Orchesis, President; Politics Club; Young Republicans. SCHWIEBERT, TERRY ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS SHAW, JAMES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS SHEPPSTROM, MARY EDUCATION VIOLA, ILLINOIS Alpha Xi Delta, Rush Chairman; Pi Alpha Nu; Stu- dent Advisory Committee; YWCA; IRC; Band; Raiel- ings; Pan Hellenic Council, President. SIMS, JAMES PHYSICS SEATON, ILLINOIS Pi Alpha Nu, President; HMS Pinafore ; Brigadoon ; Choir; Band; MAC; Sequence in Sound, Director. 139 SLAUGHTER, GEORGE PHYSICS MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Theta Chi; Sigma Tau Delta; Hamlet ; Ramshackle Inn ; Business Majors, Inc.; Band. SLOAN, RICHARD PHYSICAL EDUCATION EVANSTON, ILLINOIS Alpha Tau Omega; M Club; Football; Swimming; Ten- nis; Freshman Class Treasurer; YMCA; Business Majors, Inc.; IRC; Barracuda; Politics Club. SMITH, ROGER A. BIBLE WILMINGTON, DELAWARE Theta Chi, Secretary, President; Blue Key; Wrestling; Student Council, President; Student Union Committee; Student-Faculty Committee; Student Advisory Commit- tee; YMCA Cabinet; Icthus and Gospel Teams, Presi- dent; CCC; Forensics; Band; Freshman Class President; Junior Class President; Inter-Fraternity Council. STILLWELL, FRANCES PSYCHOLOGY HANNIBAL, MISSOURI Pi Beta Phi; Sociology Club; IRC. STODDARD, DONNA ART AND HOME ECONOMICS OAK PARK, ILLINOIS Kappa Delta; Pi Alpha Nu; YWCA; Crimson Masque; Choir; Home Economics Club; 0) tcle, CopyEditor. STRIPE, SHERYL HISTORY MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Alpha Xi Delta, Vice President; Phi Alpha Theta, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Clio Club; IRC. SUFFIELD, HARLAN HISTORY PEORIA, ILLINOIS Sigma Chi; Football; Clio Club; IRC; Vets Club; Ger- man Club; Rifle Club. SWARTHOUT. JANET BIOLOGY STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA Pi Beta Phi, Vice President; Beta Beta Beta, Vice Presi- dent; Student Social Committee; YWCA; WAA; Oracle, Make Up Editor; Tau Pi. TAIT, JOSEPH MASS COMMUNICATIONS MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sigma Tau Delta; M Club; Sports Manager; Forensics; Oracle, Sports Editor. TAPPER, JACK HISTORY Clio Club; IRC. THOR, DANIEL CHEMISTRY ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS ALEDO, ILLINOIS UNDERWOOD, JOYCE PHYSICAL EDUCATION MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Alpha Xi Delta, President; Pi Alpha Nu; Student Coun- cil; Student-Faculty Committee; Student Social Commit- tee; YWCA, Secretary; P. E. Majors Club, Secretary- Treasurer; WAA; Band; Pan Hellenic Council. URIE, ANDREW CHEMISTRY CRAFTSBURY COMMON, VERMONT Theta Chi; M Club; Wrestling; Cross Country; YMCA, Treasurer; ACS; Business Majors, Inc. VELLENGA, DOROTHY BIOLOGY NEW CONCORD, OHIO Alpha Xi Delta, Co-Rush Chairman; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Omicron Mu; Beta Beta Beta, Secretary; Tau Pi, Vice President; AWS; YWCA Cabinet; Icthus and Gospel Teams, Vice President; CCC; German Club; Oracle; Washington Semester Student; Senior Class Sec- retary; Orchestra. WALLACE, THOMAS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BATAVIA, ILLINOIS Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice President, Secretary; Baseball; Student Council; ACS; Ramshackle Inn ; Business Majors, Inc.; German Club; Rifle Club. WALLGREN, GWEN ART AND EDUCATION ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS Kappa Delta, President; Pep Club, Vice President; Stu- dent Council; Student-Faculty Committee; Student Af- fairs Committee; YWCA Cabinet; Crimson Masque; Polywogs; WAA; Ravel tigs, Art Editor, Editor-in-Chief, Senior Copy Editor; Pan Hellenic Council; Publications Board; Piper, Co-Art Editor; Alpha Tau Omega Sweet- heart, 1958. WELCH, DEAN CHEMISTRY SEATON, ILLINOIS Theta Chi; ACS, Vice President; Business Majors, Inc.; German Club, Vice President. WENDLING, FRANK BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EVERGREEN PARK, ILLINOIS Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rush Chairman; M Club; Tennis; Spanish Club; Rifle Club, Vice President; Oracle. WETZEL, ROBERT BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EDWARDSVILLE, ILLINOIS Alpha Tau Omega, Vice President; M Club; Basketball; Tennis; Student Council; Student Advisory Committee; Ramshackle Inn ; Business Majors, Inc.; IRC; Presi- dent of Senior Class; Inter-Fraternity Council. WIEGEL, GARY BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MOLINE, ILLINOIS Tau Kappa Epsilon; M Club, Football, Captain; Golf; Business Majors, Inc. WILLING, DAVID CHEMISTRY MONTGOMERY ' , ILLINOIS Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sigma Omicron Mu; YMCA; ACS, President, Vice President, Treasurer; Business Majors, Inc.; German Club; Choir; Ravelin gs. Photographer. YOUNG, DOROTHY ENGLISH AND EDUCATION TRAER, IOWA Kappa Delta, Rush Chairman; Pi Alpha Nu; Sigma Tau Delta; Student Advisory Committee; AWS, Secretary; YWCA, Treasurer; Brigadoon ; PoIy ' Ogs; Dolphins; Icthus and Gospel Teams; CCC; Choir; Pan Hellenic Council, Vice President; Student Council. ZORN, APRIL SPEECH PEORIA, ILLINOIS Kappa Kappa Gamma, Vice President; National Col- legiate Players, Secretary; Pep Club, Treasurer; Crimson Masque, Secretary; The Lark ; IRC; Forensics; WAA; Band; Oracle; Best Actress of 1958; Senior Attendant to Homecoming Queen. 140 SUnhd Owkx Aberlin, Fred 21, 64, 73 Aberlin, Hedy 80, 127 Acheson. Nancy 64, 96, 98, 111 Adair, Rebecca 21, 65 Adam, Frank 21, 65 Adams, F. Kendall 21 Adams, Susan 21, 67 Ahlenius, Bonzelle 41 Ahrens, Sally 62, 96, 127 Akeniian, Max Albrecht, Sydney Allaman, John 21, 73 Allen, John 51 Amann Paul 21, 82 Amsbury. Amy 41, 56, 82, 96 Anderson, Bruce 52, 70, 111, 120 Anderson, Carl 70, 127 Anderson, Carol 21, 92, 82 Anderson. Christine 56. HI Anderson, Daniel Anderson, Florence 21, 56, 96 Anderson. Gerner 41, 49. 74 Anderson. Neil 75 Ardell, Robert 21 Armstrong, Marjorie 21, 56 Arnold. Lewis 70, HI Aslam, Nasim 56 Atherton, Scott 72 Babinsky, Joseph 5 1 Baer, Roberta 66, 93, HI Baggs, Carol 60, 80, 127 Bailey. James Bailey, Richard Baird, Patricia 66. 81. Ill Baldwin. Charlene -11, 56, 96 Ballard, Richard Barclay, Elspeth 62, 132 Bardelmeier, David 70, 127 Barkhurst, Virginia 56, 96 Barnett, Gary 74, 127 Barr, Constance 41 Bartek. Joan 66, 100 Batek, Noreen 21, 63 Beabout, Cheryl Bell, Charles HI Bell, Helen Jane Bennett, James 21, 75 Berendt, Robert 41, 68 Bergstrom, David 68, 120, 127 Bertelsen, John 41 Best, Robert 21, 92 Ballard, Judith 21, 56, 82 Beveridge, Donald 74, 127 Beveridge, Dorothy Jean 64, 100, 101, 132 Beyerle, John 74, 127 Biddle, Joyce 41, 82 Bigelow, Natalie 66 Bilderback, Robert 70, 127 Bilderback, Roger Bivens, Richard -il, 70 Black, Wanda Blinstrup, Bart 21, 74 Blischke, James 72 Boekenhauer, Roger 35, 4l, 68, 82 Bollman, Thomas 32 Borine, Carl 41, 52, 74 Bowen, Robert 68, 120, 127 Bowers, Dave 92 Bozarth, Margaret 60 Brandenberg, Lynn 62 Brannan, Donald Brassel, James 21, 73 Bray, John 72, 111 Brewer, John 35, 53, 72, 111, 120 Briggerman, Julia 56 Brog, Shirley 56 Brooks, Ada 127. 120 Brooks. Glenn 32, 41 Brown. Paul L. 32, 41, 71, 120 Brown, Paul R. 72, 127 Brown, Sonja 22, 56 Brown, Terry 80, 127 Brownlee, Janet 60, 82 Bruington, William 22, 73. 92 bronib.iugh, Norman 127 Brunduge. Fred 50, 70 Bryant. Aileen Bryden, Carol 6-1. 1 1 1. 120 Buda, Dennis 70, 120 Burt ' o. Gail 22, 63. 92 Bullard. Mary 62, 1 11 Bullington, Neal 70 Burdette, Roger 22, 61 Burke, C. Marvin Burcher, Donald Cigle. Gary 57, 127 Calhoun. James Calhoun, Thomas -1 1 Campbell. David 22 75 Campbell. Alan Campbell, William 75 Cargill, Richard 41 Carlson, Raymond Carlton, Charlotte 22. 92 Carroll, George 22, 53, 75 Carstens, John 70 Cecka, Gail 92, 60 Certik, Alan Chamberlin, Donald 41, 68, 82, 92 Charvat, Sally 56, 81 Cheetham, Thomas 1 1 1 Chilcott, Sylvia 127 Clapp, Sue 22, 67 Clark, Barbara 41, 81, 82, 62, 120 Clark, Edward 41, 57 Cole, Linda 66, 92, 96 Coleman, Barbara 22. 65 Conlon. John Conner, Joan 62, 120 Cook. Gretchen 64. 93, 98. 127 Cook. Karl Cook. Player 74. 75 Cooper. Robert 32, 74, 120 Coppock. Kathleen 41, 60 Cork, Barbara 61 Corman, Jane 42 Costa, Philip 69 Couch, David 57 Covert, Patricia 56 Cox, Kenneth 42, 74 Craig, Glenna 64. 98, HI Crippen. Charlotte 42 Csavas Zolton 111 Daniels. Sally 22, 65 Davis, Carolyn 56. HI Davis, Thomas 22, 53, 70 Deen, Jon Deen, Daren 22, 65 DeForest, Richard 22, 73 DeGroot, William 22, 51 Denniston, Donn 72, 93. HI Dieckman, Dwight 70, 120, 115 Dillow, Joann 60 Ditch, Barbara 42 Di insky, Barbara 66, 96, 120 Dixon, Don 22 Dixon, Sharon 72, 128 Doan, Dale 111 Dobbins, Lee 68, 120, 128 Dodder, Robert 32, 33. 74, 120, 128 Doi, Momoko 56, 112 Domer, Karen 42, 66 Dorn, Richard 22 Doty, Charles 74, 128 Douglas, Judith 22, 92 Downs. Sandra 23 Dresmal. Arlene 66. 96 Dugan, Kathi7n Dunlap, Diane 66, 100, 128 Dunlap, Kenneth 30. 75 Dunn. Polly 92 Dunstan. Mary 56 Dye. Karen Dykema. George 42 141 120 63 96 :. 100, 101 Easdale, Rosalie 42, 56, 82, 92 Eberts, Allen Eden, Barbara 42, 56 Edson, Darrell 32, 42, 68, EfBand, Robert 42 Elder, Grace Ellefsen, Paul 45, 53, 68 Elliott, Ardith 35, 39, 32, Elliott, Donald 74 Engel, Rhoda Engstrom, John Ensminger, Sue 64, 120 Estell, Stephen Farmer, Mai-garet 60, 96, 128 Faust, Dennis 23 Feiertag, Robert Feiertag, Thomas 42, 74 Ferguson, Howard 72, 74, 112 Feurer, Russell 70, 128 Filbrun, Don 57, 93 Fmk. Donna 23, 63, 92 Fisher, Richard 23, 75 Flemming, Larry 23, 70 Flemming, Robert Flynn. Elizabeth 62, 81, Foens. Robert 120 Ford, Paul 32, 72, 120 Formanek. Richard 112 Francis, George 53, 74 Frantz. Fred 68 Frazier, Blair 68 Frazier, Tamara 23, 65 Furry, Dana 23, 100 Galaty, Frances 23, 56 Gamer, Robert 68, 112 Gately. Elaine 66 Gauden, Sheldra 23 Gebhart, Anne 63, 82, 98 Getty, Barbara 62, 81, 128 Gibson, James 42, 74 Gibson, John 70, 128 Giles, Marjorie Gillogly. Robert 68, 82 Gittings, Jeanne 66 Gleasman, Joleen Glenn. Nancy 23, 63 Glotfelty, Jack 70. 49, 112, 120 Goeta, Richard 23, 75 Goff, Carl 32, 49, 75 Goss, Alice 23. 56, 92 Gould, Gary 42, 72 Gould, Jerry Gould. Thomas Graff, David 23 Graham. Gene 128 Graves. Dean Green, Dorothy 128 Greer, Jerry 23, 75 Greer, Larry 23, 75 Griffith, Ralph 58, 68, 112 Grimm, Pamela 23, 65 Grummitt, David 68. 129 Guilinger. Ancil Guilinger. Nanc7 23, 56 GuUion, Penelope 42, 62 Gustafson. Roger Guthrie, William 51, 69 Hagemann. Joyce Hagg, Claire 32 Hall, Melinda 64, 112 Hallenbeck, Jean 67 Halliday. Sandra 66. 96, 129 Hankins, Grover 23, 51 Hansen, Scott 74, 80. 9 Hansen. Shirley 56. 80, Hare, Wilbert Harkness, Sarah 66 Harlan. WiUard 53 Harr, Karen 24. 73, 92 Hatch, Robert 70 Hawcock, Emory Heath, Jerome 53 Hellison, Donald 72, 101, 112 Henderson, Edwin 72. 129 Henning, Marilyn 24, 63, 82 Henry, Jack 72. 129 Herriott, William 32, 115, 120 101, 112 2. 93. 120. 53 129 Higgins, Leslie 24, 65 Hild, Charles 74, 112, 120 Hill, Jane 42, 62, 92, 100 Hill, Judith 24, 56 Hill, Patricia 24, 56 Hincker, Richard 68 Hofer, Robert 74, 129 Holden, Philip 127 HoUsten, Karen 61, 24 Honath. Edgar 129 Hornaday, James 72, 82, 93 Horner, Carol 60 Hostettler, John 24, 70 Hottel, Eugene Houdek, Roger 74, 98, 129 Hoy, Dennis 112 Hubbard, Bill 24, 75 Huber, Lawrence 72, 112 Hughbanks, James 74, 92 Hull, Carolyn 62 Hunt, Edwin 24, 75 Hunt, Susan 42, 56 Hurh, Won Moo Hutchison, Karen 60, 81 Hutton, Gwen 25, 65, 92. 96 Huyser, James Iielan, Judith 56, 80, 82. 112 Irelan, William 25. 73 Jaeger, Roger 70. 58, 128 Jahn, William 100 James, Linda 63 Johnson, David E. 2 5 Johnson, David G. 68, 129 Johnson, Gary 35, 53, 72, 120 Johnson, George 129 Johnson, Jean 25. 63, 82 Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Phyllis 25. 96 Johnson. Robert 32. 33. 68, 120, 129 Jones, David 92 Jones, Earl 25, 69 Jones, Richard Jones, Samuel 112 Jornlin, Robert 68 Joyslin, Florence Kavanaugh, Virginia 56, 129 Kelley, Janet 64, 98, 112 Kelly, Jean 42, 62, 92, 120 Kemmerer, Carol 64, 81, 93 Kemp, Lynn Kempin, Paul 75 Kenas, Joann 25, 56. 82, 92, 100 Kenney, Ronald 43, 72 Killey, Linda 43, 64, 82, 92 Kimmel, Jean 25, 61. 96 King. Elizabeth Kind, Gaylan 72 Kinzer. Lloyd 25, 53, 69 Klatte, William Klusendorf, James 43, 53, 75 Knapp. Margaret 56, 82. 130 Knapp. Peggy 25. 67, 80, 82 Knepp, Carla 43 Kniss, Robert 32 Knox, DuWaynne 25 Knox, Kenneth 25. 53, 70 Koerwitz, Barbara Kofoed, John 43 Kohn, Gerald 25 Kohn, Lance 42. 70 Koonce. Cynthia 60 Kraus, Patricia 25. 61 Krebs. Judy 64. 130 Kriegsman. John 25 Krohn, Mel Kuehn, Doris Kuhn, Larry 112 Kulm, LaVerne 74. 130 Kusuhara, Katsumi 25 Lachel. Dennis 72 Lamb. Judy 98. 112 Landstrom. Charles 32. 43. 75. 120 Lang. Ellen 130 Langley. Robert Larson, Audrey 62, 92 Larson, Gary 32, 43, 49, 68 Larson. Roger 142 Lauridsen, David Lavigna, Carol 26, 61 LaVigne, Warren 70, 130 Layman, James 26, 51, 82 Lee, Nancy 82, 60, 113 Lee, Timothy Lefort, Richard 113 Lewis, Richard 4} Lind, Judy 66, 113 Link, Charles 74, 113, 120 Lipe, Peter 68, 113 Lips, Judith 26, 65, 96 Liritis, Anna 43, 64 Liska, Janice 61, 100 Littler, Ellen 62, 81, 130 Lobdell. Barbara 41, 64 Lohner, Paul 58, 74 Lommen, Lynne 38, 58, 64. 80, 120 Long, Janet Lorenzen, Ronald 26 Love, Mary Loveless, Mark 68, 130 Loya, Mervyn 26, 73, 92 Luenstroth, Joyce 30, 56 Lukasz, Vira 60 Lundahl, Ronald 32, 68 Lundell, Caroline 56, 130 Macari, Carol 64, 113 Macari, James 26 Maclver, John 72, 113 Maclean, Judith 43, 60, 82 MacMaster, Daniel 27, 100 Major, William 74 Manning, Larry 27, 70 Margetis, Peter 5 1 Markle, Glenn 27, 51, 69 Martin, Stan 70, 113, 120 Mason. Mary 39, 43, 64, 03, 120 Matchett, Shirjey Mathews, Susan 43, 60 Matson, Ronald Matthews, Thomas 44, 72 Maville, Dorothy McBride, Ernest 72 McBride, William 68, 113 McCann, Richard 43, 74 McClelland, Eleanor 131 McClinton, Patricia 26, 65 McClure, Betty 43, 66, 92 McCone, James McConnell, David 74 McCullough, Ellen 26, 92 McDaniel, Harold McDougall, Ellin 67 McEhvain, Robert 26, 69, 92 McFadden, George 74 McGaan, Dean 72, 120, 131 McGaan, Lynn 43, 64, 81, 98, 120 Mcllrath, Bonnie 26 McKee, Bernard 52, 72, 120, 131 McKelvey, William 93 McKeown, Lynn 43 McMahon, Patricia 27, 65, 92 McQueen, Rodney 27, 70 McRae, Jean 62, 113 McRoberts, Clair 43, 49, 74 Mell, Jerald 51 Meloy, Gilbert 32, 44, 72, 120 Melvin, Melissa 58, 66, 80, 81, 100, 131 Merry, William Meyer, Karen 64, 81, 82, 93, 113 Miller, Janet 66, 113, 120 Miller, Karl 131 Miller, Raymond Milliron, Dallas 75 Milnes, Ronald 43, 74, 82 Milonas, George Mitchell, Martha 62, 120 Mitchell, Oliver 131 Mitchell, Robert 131 Mitchell, William 82 Montgomery, Leslie 70, 80 Montgomery, Richard 70, 131 Moore, Donald Moore, Douglas 43, 57 Morrill, Janet 27, 73, 92 Morris, James 27, 73, 92 Morton, James 58, 68, 131 Mount, Louise 62, 80, 81, 96, 113 ' , 120 Moye, Paul 32, 43, 72, 120 Mueller, Kenneth 49, 120 Munneke, Allen 57, 93 Munson, Kendall 43 Muntzel, Philip 27, 73 Nabeshima, Naomoto Nehmer, Bruce 70 Nelson, Beverly 35, 44, 120 Nelson, Edward 32, 74, 120, 131 Nelson, James 68, 69, 113, 120 Nelson, Kenneth 32, 49, 72, 113 Nelson, Richard 44, 74, 120 Nevius, Nancy 66, 120, 132 Newton, Nancy 66 Nickel, Susan 27, 63, 92 Nicklin, Peggy 27, 56, 92 Nielsen, Linda 27, 65 Norton. Dave 57, 93, 113 Noton, Ronald 70, 111 Nowlan, Janice 58, 64, 131 O ' Brien, Ronald 32, 68, 120 Oggel, Terry 44, 52, 72 Oliver, Kathryn 60, 82 Olson, Janet 60 Olson, John 68, 131 Olson, Wesley 131 Olsson, Shirley 27 Orednick, Paul 44, 74 Osborn, Clifford Ostrom, Jerry 74, 127 Page, Susan 27, 61 Painter, Janet 44. 64 Painter, Kenneth 74, 131 Papineau, Chester Park, Terry 27, 69, 92 Parsons, Gerald 35, 44, 70, 120 Patterson. Robert 45. 57 Patterson, William 72 Patton. Louise Patton, Robert 32, 33, 74, 120, 132 Pawley, Loretta 45, 56 Pearson, Janet 27, 58, 63, 96 Pearson, Roger 27 Peasley, Nancy 35. 80, 120 Penney. John 57. 113 Perrine, Linda 67, 82 96 Petefish, Elizabeth 45, 56, 96 Peters, Marilyn 64, 115 Peterson, Alvin 57, 93 Peterson, Dale 73, 92 Peterson, Wayne 70 Pfaeffle, Walter 74, 115 Phillips, Eugene 45, 52, 74 Phillips, John 32 Pierce, Robert 70 Pinney. Judy 28, 56. 92 Pinson, Ronald Piatt, Herman Pogue, Charles 28 Potter, Nelson 45, 70, 92, 101 Prescott, Suzanne 47 Pries, Jacqueline 45, 62 Pronga. Louis 45, 52, 72 Pultz, Lee 53 Rager, Kenneth 32, 72 Raih, Ronald Randall, Judith 28, 63 Rassieur, Charles 72, 114 Reasner, John 49, 74 Reed, Sally 28, 63 Reinsberg, Robert 74, 114, 120 Renwick, Galen 35, 53, 72, 93, 120 Rhodenbaugh, William 32, 68, 120 Richard. William 58, 72, 120, 132 Richmond, Barbara 28, 63, 96 Richter, Karen 45, 66. 120 Riedl, Donald 132 Riggs, Ralph 68 Rineberg, Dennis 49. 68 Robb. Jane 28. 58. 65 Robbins. Alice 66. 96. 114. 120 Roberts. Robert Robertson. Alex 32, 33, 132 Roehm, Sally 62, 93 Rogers, Henry 72 143 Rohrback, John 72 Root, Sybil 67 Rossen, Richard 70 Roth, Jerold 52, 74 Rothaus, Joan 28, 61 Rowland, Carole 45, 66 Ruckle, Richard 35, 45 Raettinger, Barbara 56. 132 Ruhl, Erving 68, 80, 132 Runyan, Robert 74, 114 Russell, David 45, 74 Saberson, Lynn 46, 62, 120 St. Jean, Stephen 70 Salisbury, Herbert 57, 114 Sand, John 114 Sandberg, Karen 28, 65, 98 Sanders, Dale 73. 92 Sanders, Warren 75 Sandine, Clifford Sand, Donald Sauerman, Richard 72, 114 Sauin, Jo Hannah 46, 63. 92 Sawyer. Claudia 28 Sbalchiero. Gene 68 Schilthuis. Joan 56. 114. 120 Schlosser. Richard 75 Schluter. Robert 72. 120, 132 Schmidt, Henry 74 Schmidt, Susan 28, 63 Schneider, Marilyn 58. 60. 132 Schneider, Melinda 29 Scholtes, Robert Schrawger, Sharon 60, 132 Schreiber, Richard 51, 69 Schwiebert, Terry Schwieder, Charol 29, 56 Sears. Sue 65, 114 See, Lance Shaw, James Sheppstrom, Mary 60. 132 Sheridan, Mary 29. 61, 96 Sievers, Lillie 29 Simko, Judith 29, 67 Sims. James 132 Singer. Robert -l6. 68 Sippel. Debra 46. 64 Skinner. Lyie Slaughter, Adin 114 Slaughter, George 74, 132 Slebos, Anita 60 Slebos, Gladys 46, 69, 92 Sloan, Richard 32, 33, 53, 68, 120, 133 Smale, Joan 46, 64, 81, 96 Smiley, Maureen 67, 114 Smith, David Smith, Dwight 32, 46, 72 Smith, Janice 6-t, 1 14 Smith, Mary Ann 66, 114 Smith, Ora Smith, Pat 29, 63, 96 Smith. Robert 29 Smith. Roger A. 58, 74, 132 Smith, Roger E. 52, 58, 72, IH, 120 Smith, Stephen 29, 75, 98 Smith, Virginia 56, 92 Soliday, Linda 46, 64 Sommers, Janette 62, 114, 120 Sours, Floyd Spears, David 29, 69 Speer, Barbara 29, 65, 82 Sprout, Allan Stafford, Judy 62, 81, 82, 114, 120 Stankrauff, Jack 68, 100 Stavenhagen, Bruce 29 Starn, Jane Stevenson, Donald 29 Stevenson, Willard 29, 75, 92 Stewart, Charles 46, 68 Stewart, Lynda 46 Stillwell, Frances 66 Stoddard, Doann 62, 133 Stohl, Samuel Streech, Suzanne, 29, 58, 67 Strickland, Beverly Stripe, Sheryl 60, 133 Strube, William 29, 75, 120 Suffield, Harlan 32, 33, 133 Suffield, Joseph 32, 1 14 Sundberg, Karen 58. 66, 81, 111, 120 Swano, Pete 29, 75 Swanson, Gloria 29, 56 Swanson. Janet 66. 80, 92 Swarthout, Janet 66. 80. 92 Szatmary. Alex Tait, Joseph 133 Tapper, Jack 29 Tauck. Gilbert Taylor. Clarence Tenhauft ' . Audrey 29, 58 Thomas, Sharon 47, 60 Thompson, Donald 47, 68 Thompson, Sue 1 15 Thor, Daniel 70, 82, 92, 115 Thornburg, Linda 30, 35. 67. 96 Thorstenson, Donald 69 Toal, Ann 64. 92. 100, 115 Toal, John Tornquist, Richard 30 Tovo, Jerome Tracy, Marilyn 30, 67 Tueckes, Janice 63, 82, 115 Turner, Nancy 30 Underwood, Joyce 58, 6(). 133 Urban. Ronald 30 Urie, Andrew 52. 74, 120, 133 Van Horn, Dean 32, 47, 72 Van Natta, Nancy 35, 39, 64. 100. 120 Vellenga, Dorothy 60, 81. 82. 133 Vessel. Richard 30, 70 Wackerle, Fred 47 Wagenknecht, John 72, 115 Wallace, Thomas 72, 133 Wallem, Richard 74 Wallgren, Gwen 58, 62, 81, 98, 120, 13 Walters, Raymond 72, 80, 98. 115 Walton, Pamela 30 Warth, Carole 47, 61 Weckwert, Louis 68 Weeks, Tom 30, 70 Weis, Richard Welch, Dean Welch, Guy 30, 51, 75 Wells, Roberta Wend ling, Frank 70, 120 Wendling, Kenneth 30, 51, 70 Wentland, Edward 68, 115. 120 Wetzel. Robert 68. 133 Wherry. Marvin 47 Wherry. Philip 47, 68 Wherry, Richard 68, 111 White, Charles 74, 115 White, Lyman White. Patricia 115 White. Paul 47, 70 Wiegel, Gary 32, 33 Wilcoxen, Frank 51 Willhardt, Gary 70 Williams, Larry 70 Willing, David 72, 98, 133 Willman, Gary 32, 49 Wilson, Roberta 47, 66 ' Wilson, Stanley 47, 72 Winbigler, Gaye 47, 60, 80 Winebright, Sharon 47, 6-1, 120 Wirth, Donald 68, 120 Wissmiller, Janet 66, 100 Woll, Barbara 47, 64, 81, 120 Wooton, Constance 64, 115 Work, Christine 35, 47, 92, 96, 120 Wright, Lynn 57 Wylie, Alicia 63, 92, 96 Yankovic, Donald 42, 57 Yeck, George 72, 115 Yeoman, Larry 47 Yerkey, Jim 51 Yogi, Elbridge 72 Young, Dorothy 58, 62, 81, 133 Young, Harry 39, 57, 82 Young, James 47 Young, Kay Youngquist, Frank Zinzer, Donna 56, 81, 82, 115 Zorn, April 38, 64, 120, 133 144