Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 488 of the 1953 volume:

what is purdue • • • purdue university in west lafayette, i n’d i a n a the 1953 debris... that long walk home after a three hour lab . . 2 through the book Why are required courses offered at the same time? . ' ‘3BSN The final blow! 3 Let’s sit down 'til breakfast time. I 2 3 A 5 Buzz . . Oops! the little things you remember When you get right down to it, it's really the little things you remember . . . those spontaneous parties in the spring . . . how rapidly A a.m. arrived on Prom night . . . the Sweet Shop ... or the day you ... 9 back to old purdue � 10 And we heard the usual moaning and complaining-lost freshmen . . . five suitcases and only two drawers. Yes. we were back all right, and rarin’ to go. II 13 big fall weekends Dads’ Day—a chance for our parents to visit the campus and see how we’re spending our time and their money. So I showed my dad the Senior Cord Parade; he cut my allowance. 15 then —the par ISZH Informality was the order of the day, and parties sprung up all over campus. The trade parties, the spontaneous get-togethers, and some—some were just to provide a little fun for those less fortunate than we. But whatever they were, they were the core of campus life. There’s nothing like putting on jeans and old clothes, throwing off the study chains, and just having a good time. The Farm Frolic and Freshman Picnic were helpful—not to mention the pie-eating contest, where only a few select pledges could really get downright sociable. Twas the gathering of the clan. . . . 18 Here we sitteth; procuringeth a well roundedeth lore 21 boilermakers’ return For the alums, perhaps the best part of Homecoming was getting together again to meet friends, compare notes, talk of the old times and take a look around to see how the place had changed in lo. these many years. 22 [IJL f Dear Mom—we won! The Betas chug-a-lug to victory! The cool Chi O’s win again! ecoming queen joanne alford—the queen! Between halves of the Purdue-low game Joanne Alford, member of Chi Omega sorority, was crowned queen—for a day'. 14 Mary Farr, hall D Cecelia Walker, hall E Alice Niemeyer, hall D Nancy Brown, delta gamma homecoming court 25 Our Saturdays meant football, excitement and crowds, with Ross-Ade Stadium bulging as thousands of fans cheered the Boilermakers to victory. 26 Go you Boilermakers! The mighty Purdue Eleven-defeated but once in the Big 10 as they steamrolled to a tie for the championship! 27 fall...our cultural highlights As student tastes vary, so do the attractions presented by the Hall of Music. The fall convocations added a cultural tone to the education of the Purdue student. 28 victory varieties . . . the lighter side Victory—and to help us celebrate—Victory Varieties! Among the famous entertainers we saw were Jerry Colonna, the Ink Spots, Ray Anthony, Robert Q. Lewis, and Don Cornell. 29 The ROTC goes social—in a military manner, of course. premiere 30 The Hash of light on steel—and with a clash of sabres the Military Ball, the premiere of the social season, began. As the triumphant march through the Arch of Sabres set the mood of the ball, we were sure that this was to be the evening, a never-to-be-forgotten memory. 31 Barb Daley, Chi Omega, adds her grace to the 1953 Debris. queen 32 debris queen court Gini Ewing, delta gamma 33 For the Old Oaken Bucket! Whatever the success of the 'Makers, whether losers or conference champions, as this year, the IU fight is the trademark of the season! 35 Vv . ' Icy blasts—and the campus glistened under a blanket of snow. north winds Earmuffs, mufflers, and stadium boots set the style—but as the temperature climbed, the snow melted into its usual sirupy mess, and galoshes rose overnight to become the campus rage. 37 As little children wait with expectation for the jovial arrival of Santa Clans, and the sorority houses l ecomc decorated with mistletoe, the student’s mind is captivated with the realization that Christmas has arrived! Ccez, Ccorge, do you really think it’ll fit? Our days were spent in illuminating lectures, although some of us objected to the strenuous concentration this pastime required and preferred to catch up on last night’s sleep, instead. And, of course, every spare moment was spent in our favorite campus hangout —the Library. rush —the most important phase )f organized life Beginning in the first week of school, a strange phenomenon takes hold of even,- fraternity member. This event, commonly known as rush, is a unique combination of heart)’ handshakes, gallons of coke, and too many cigarettes, finally culminating in eager new pledges. 45 46 and then there were times when even the thought o Inside the prize-winning Delt-Chi O juke box at the Penny Carnival. “Fade the house lights ... On stage! Curtain going up in one minute . . . Curtain! So opens another production of Plavshep. 49 There were politicians . . . I like Ike! . . . We Want Taft! ... If you'll switch your votes to our man, we ll throw a beer party for your block . . . Let's get this thing over with; it's 2:30 A.M.! We learned the political ropes the hard way at the Purduvian Party National Convention. . . . and there were politicians. 50 Confusion and hysteria were reaching a feverish pitch when suddenly—out of the darkness—through the dust— came the Purduvian Party’s presidential candidate, Robert A. Taft. purdue P olitics 51 Love those fraternity dances—so formal and sophisticated. behind the scenes at the Prom We plan the month before, worry during the week, decorate on the Big Day, dress in a scramble, dance and party all night, and sleep in Saturday’s classes . . . but we love it! 52 New Orleans jazz served by the Union—cafeteria style. Prom night was long and enjoyable, and that 4:00 A.M. breakfast was the finishing touch to a wonderful evening. 53 Let's live it up . . . it's not raining outside tonight! music from the amateurs We rehearsed and rehearsed and then sang our hearts out on pin serenades, carolling sprees, impromptu serenades, and the University Sing. Hummmm .... I 54 In search of a well-rounded education, inspired by balmy nights, the Purdue Ed takes an elective in the study of women . . . a confusing course, but practical. 55 I It's kind of you, old chap, but I really don’t need this ride. Bruiser, who attained national fame in Life magazine, was welcomed back for his brief visit as Purduvian mascot, and was presented the bone to the city. 56 Bzzzzzzzzzz..........Boing! Whoopee! With new leaves come new interests such as playing tennis; other interests such as talking between classes are not so new! 57 Some great athletes displayed their skills at the Olympic Games . . . here in West Lafayette we had our own games. here we go again we’re off to the races. 58 From sheer desperation some instructors held classes in the open—braver ones decided to stick the heat out inside—with students taking lecture notes on passing coeds or on the proper way to draw a five-pointed star. 59 60 Remember the times you thought. This prof must be kidding himself; he doesn't really think he can teach me this stuff, does he?” And yet—isn't that a cap and gown you have on? 61 One of the President’s more pleasant tasks. Concentration rewarded by victor) . President F. L. Hovde Purdue's seventh President, Frederick L. Hovde, personifies the progressive policies that have marked his administration. His exceptional qualifications as an administrator and educator are exhibited in his past achievements and honors as well as his outstanding record at Purdue. A graduate of the University of Minnesota and a Rhodes Scholar, President Hovde has served on the faculties of the Universities of Minnesota and Rochester and as chief of rocket ordnance for the National Defense Research Committee. 65 the vice presidents Frank C. Hockema Robert B. Stewart R. B. Stewart, vice president and treasurer of the University, supervises all financial matters concerning the school. He is also responsible for new developments in campus improvement, as well as the up-keep of school property. Dr. Stewart, lifted in the 1950-51 Who's Who, is also secretary-treasurer of three campus foundations. Frank C. Hockema, vice president of the University, acts as executive dean for the President, giving aid in student affairs. Dean Hockema has traveled thousands of miles speaking in behalf of the University before interested people. The Dean, a graduate of 1918, administers aid on the campus in student and academic affairs. 66 board of trustees Top Row: E. D. Anderson F. C. Hockcma A. W. Kettler R. B. Stewart R. NV. Kettlcr C. H. Wilson J. R. Thompson Front Row: V. A. Hanley C. A. Lynn C. O'Brien Mrs. Crooks F. L. Hovde The Board of Trustees governs all decisive actions of the University and decides what course it will follow. William A. Hanley is the presiding officer of the Board, which consists of nine members. The Coventor of Indiana appoints six of these members, while the other three are appointed by the Governor upon recommendation of the Alumni Association. Newly appointed to the Board is Mrs. C. E. Crooks, of Rockville. Among her qualifications are 25 years of service as social and educational director of the Rockville Fann Bureau. 67 Clarence E. Dammon Director of Admissions Helen B. Schleman Dean of Women cleans George E. Davis Director of the Division of Adult Education and directors Raymond W. Kettler Comptroller 68 The Purdue Alumni Association assists both the University and the alumni. Through the Scholarship Foundation, work on an Advisory Committee, and service to the Board of Trustees, the association contributes to the efficiency and livelihood of the University. Alumni club meetings, Gala Week; Homecoming, and the Purdue Alumnus, published by the association, keep the 50.0(H) alums in touch with the school and informed of its progress. Joe Rudolph, 48, the executive secretary, replaced Eth Baugh, '23, the present general secretary. Roscoe Seybold. '07. is executive secretary of the Alumni Scholarship Foundation. Roscoe Seybold R. Joseph Rudolph 69 s D X bestows honors Former Head of the School of Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering, Dr. John L. Bray will long be remembered and respected for his contributions to the University. He was elected outstanding teacher in 1952 by an all campus vote and subsequently presented the Best Teacher Award by Sigma Delta Chi. Dr. Maurice J. Zucrow of the Mechanical Engineering School, who is considered the leading authority in the country on jet propulsion at the present time, was named recipient of Sigma Delta Chi’s Leather Medal Award for “promoting the welfare and spreading the good name of Purdue University. 70 A. A. Potter Dean Potter retires A. A. Potter, executive dean of tire University schools of engineering, will terminate his career at Purdue this year. Faculty and students join in expressing their thanks to a great man for Iris countless sen.’ices to the University. M. J. Barre G. A. Wawkins W. A. Knapp aeronautics The excellent opportunities available to graduates in the field of aeronautics have presented the problem of increasing difficulty in enticing students to continue work for M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. M. V. Clauser E. W. Comings chemical and metallurgical engineering Both divisions of the Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering School offer separate undergraduate and graduate degrees. Nine specialized laboratories are maintained by the school for the training of students. New courses, Inspection Trips and “Professional Guidance,” now formalize the plant inspection trips required for graduation. 73 R. B. Wiley civil engineering A recent result of the University's building program is the Materials and Structures Testing Lab, one wing of the new Civil Engineering Building. The setup in the lab allows tests on large structures that previously could not be tested because of their size. 74 I. • [ • • A broad background in non-technical subjects, as engineering well as technical training, is the aim of the School of Electrical Engineering. Not until his senior year is the student allowed to engage in specialized work. mechanical engineering H. L. Solberg In conjunction with the Mechanical Engineering School, three rocket research projects are now underway in temporary labs. To better facilitate this research a new building is being constructed at the University Airport. 76 The School of Agriculture has helped to broaden the good name of Purdue by establishing the University’s first extension system in South America. forestry Foresters from Purdue are successfully carving professional careers in many areas of American industry, including production, marketing, transportation, and utilization. E. R. Marfcell 78 h ome economics This year much emphasis has been put on the expansion and improvement of courses offered to home economics students. Since this field is relatively new, there is ample opportunity to initiate and develop new ideas. Beulah V. Gillaspie 79 pharmacy Recognized by the American Council on Pharma ceutical Education as a Class “A” School of Pharmacy, Purdue’s School ensures excellent job place G. L. Jenkins ment for its graduates. physical education The Division of Physical Education for Men is divided into three different options according to the student’s preference for teaching, recreational directing, or physical therapy. G. L Mackey A unique aspect of the Science School is the Speech Department's speech clinic, which serves students throughout the year. y j_. Ayers science S2 education and applied psychology The Division of Education and Applied Psychology trains students for future careers and counsels those in need of clinical aid. B. L Dodds ABASCAL. FRANCISCO M. CE CARACAS. VENEZUELA Cary Hall: ASCE: Int Assn; Newman Club; Pan Am Club: Soccer Club ABLE. WARREN F. AT VALPARAISO Hall “X ; Aero Club; Sigma Alpha Tau; Var Track ACKERMAN. DONALD L. CE SABULA, IOWA ASCE ACKERMAN. JOHN C. S CHICAGO. ILL. Kappa Delta Rho. V Pres: APO: Harlequin Show; Scabbard and Blade Drill Team ADAMS. WILLIAM O. EE CROWN POINT Boxing Club ADDISON. HOWARD P. AG KNIOHTSTOWN Farm House; Ag Ed Soc; Agriculturist: Collegiate 4-H Club. V Pres: Folk-a-Whlrlers, Pres; Hoof and Horn: I-F Council ADKINS. RAY L. CE WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA ADUS8, HOWARD S LONG ISLAND. N. Y. Sigma Alpha Mu; Alpha Epsilon Delta; I-F Council AHLBRAND. BARBARA A. S LAFAYETTE Alpha Chi Omega: Choraleers; Gamma Delta. V Pres; Unlv Choir: Unlv Lutheran Assem; WAA AKERS. WANDA M. PHAR PINE VILLAGE WRH: APhA; Collegiate 4-H Club: Kappa Epsilon; Unlv Choir ALBERTSON. JEANETTE K. HE MONTICELLO WRH; PIA; VC Meredith Club; WAA ALEXANDER, DONALD G. ME CHICAGO. ILL. Phi Kappa Sigma ALLEMAN. THOMAS V. PHAR EAST CLEVELAND. OHIO Pi Kappa Phi; APhA; Gimlet Club ALLEN. C. WESLEY ME LOGANSPORT Theta Chi: Debris. Photo Ed: Gimlet Club: Sigma Delta Chi; Skull and Crescent ALLEN. JOHN R. EE PARK RIDGE. ILL. Cary Hall; AIEE: Engineer; Mil Band; Var Christian Fellow; WCCR ALLEN. ROY L. CE INDIANAPOLIS ASCE; Chi Epsilon: PIA ALLENDORPH. LEWIS R. ME FORT WAYNE FPHA ANASTASIA. LOUIS J. ChE BLUE ISLAND. ILL. AIChE: Newman Club: Omega Chi Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi ANDERSON. FREDRIC D. S NORTH LIBERTY ANDERSON. MARY LOIS HE COLFAX Phi Mu; Baptist Christian Found; Collegiate 4-H Club: Univ Choir: V C Meredith Club; YWCA Seniors — the best days of your life. These ANDERSON. MARY LOU HE FRANKFORT Sigma Kappa: Univ Orchestra; V C Meredith Club; WAA: YWCA ANDERSON. N. JEAN HE BICKNELL Sigma Kappa; Gold Pepper: Harlequin Show; Play- shop: Rivet: V C Meredith Club; WAA; Women’s Press Club; YWCA ANDREWS. THEODORA A. S WEST LAFAYETTE Delta Rho Kappa. Pres ANTON. JAMES C. ME GARY Cary Hall; ASME ANTONETTI. MARIO J. ME HIGHWOOD. ILL. Hall ••X ; Excaliber Club; Newman Club; Pershing Rifles; Playshop; Zouaves APPLE. FREDERICK C. ME HARDY. KY. Tau Kappa Epsilon: ASME: Harlequin Show; Wesley Found APT. LOIS E. HE FAIRBORN. OHIO Chi Omega: Debris; IAP; Pan Am Club. Pres: Student Union: Triton; Univ Choir: V C Meredith Club: WAA ARAKAKI, CARL G. CE HONOLULU. HAWAII Cary Hall; ASCE ARCHIBALD. EDWARD J. CE SKOKIE. ILL Phi Kappa Sigma. Pres; ASCE; I-F Council; Newman Club ARMBRUSTER. FRED C. S AURORA. ILL. Alpha Sigma Phi. V Pres; POMM ARMSTRONG. JACK 11. AG SPRINGVILLE ARVIDSON. MARIAN HE WEST LAFAYETTE Playshop; PIA; Purdue Players; Town Girls Club 86 I ASH BAIT! IKK. SALLY A. HE INDIANAPOLIS Kappa Alpha Theta: Actlv Bur: AWS: Harlequin Show: student Coun; student Union: V C Meredith Club: WAA ASHLEY. W. DAVID CE WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA; ASCE ASHMUS. DONALD H. ChE YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO Cary Hall; APO: Baptist Christian Found AUDA. RICHARD S. S INDIANAPOLIS Ag Chem Club: Newman Club; PIA BACHMANN. HOWARD J. S BELMAR. N. J. Alpha Sigma Phi. V Pres BACON. GEORGE M. ME LOGANSPORT Seneca: Glider Club BAILEY, FREDRIC N. EE TOLEDO. OHIO Triangle: Debris; HKN. V Pres: Phi Eta Sigma: Quarterdeck Soc; Student Union; Tau Beta Pi BAJUS. WALTER C. ChE CHICAGO. ILL. AIChE; Gamma Delta: Univ Lutheran Assem BAKER. DONALD W. EE EAST CHICAGO FPHA BAKER, GEORGE L. AG ATHERTON. CALIF. Beta Theta Pi. Pres: Exponent: Interfrat Pres Coun: Newman Club BAKER. HAROLD A. ME CENTRALIA. ILL. Pi Kappa Alpha: Engineer: SAM: Student Union BAKER. PETER N. ME OAK PARK. ILL. Acacia, V Pres: I-F Council: Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma: Skull and Crescent: Tau Beta Pi: Univ Choir: Varsity Glee Club BALDWIN. LADENA A. S EVANSVILLE WRH. Social Coordinator: Gold Pepper: Mortar Bd: PIA: Scientist: Tomahawk: Women's Press Club BALINT. JOHN J. EE LORAIN. OHIO Phi Kappa: AIEE; Newman Club BALL. ROBERT B. EM HAWLEY. PA. Cary Hall; Phi Eta Sigma BALLARD. HARRY D. ME BRONXVILLE. N. Y. Phi Gamma Delta; Exponent: Track Manager BANAS. NORMAN L. PE WHITING Sigma Chi: Gimlet Club; P Men's Club: Skull and Crescent: Var Baseball: Var Basketball: Var Football BANDELIER. MIRIAM L. HE NEW HAVEN Ann Tweedale; SCA; V C Meredith Club; Wesley Found: WAA BARDWICK. JOHN ME FLOSSMOOR. ILL. Phi Kappa Tau: Aero Club: Dolphin Club: Glider Club. Pres; Skull and Crescent BARER. MALVIN S. S BROOKLYN. N. Y. Sigma Alpha Mu: Hillel Found; Scientist; WBAA have been the best days of BARNARD. ROBERT G. AG LIBERTY Ceres: Mil Band BARNETT. JACK N. MetE WEST LAFAYETTE Sigma Chi; Activ Bur. Pres; Catalyst Club: Sigma Gamma Epsilon BARNHILL. HOWARD M. AG FISHERS Collegiate 4-H Club: Dairy Club BARRETTO. MERVYN ME KIRKEE. POONA 3. INDIA India Stdnt Assn: Newman Club BARTLETT. JOANNE A. HE JACKSON HEIGHTS. N. Y. Delta Gamma: Activ Bur; Newman Club: Triton: WBAA: WAA; YWCA BARTLEY. JOHN P. EE FINDLAY. OHIO Delta Tau Delta: Aero Club: Concert Choir: Exponent; Mil Band BATES. WAYNE J. EE CHICAGO. ILL Seneca: Phi Eta SiRma BATESKY. RICHARD P. T IE ROCHESTER. N. Y. Phi Sigma Kappa: Crew; Debris; Iota Lambda Sigma: Newman Club BAUGH. THOMAS W. AG MARYVILLE. TENN. Hall X’’: Boxing Club: Crew; Dairy Club BAXTER. DONALD S. PHAR INDIANAPOLIS Cary Hall: Omega Psi Phi; APO. V Pres; APhA; PIA; Skull and Crescent BAYLESS. FREDDIE P. S CRAWFORDSVILLE Sigma Phi Epsilon: Quarterdeck Soc: Sailing Club; Scabbard and Blade; Univ Choir BEAN. NEIL T. AT EAST AURORA. N. Y. Dover. V Pres: IAS: PIA; Sigma Alpha Tau: Univ Choir: Westminster Found $1 BEAR. NORSE C. CE LIVINGSTON. N. J. State House; APO; ASCE; PIA BEATY. ALLEN E. EE UNION CITY Triangle. Pres: AIEE: HKN: I-F Council; I-F Council Office; POMM: Skull and Crescent; Student Union; Unlv Orchestra BEATY. RICHARD E. AG HUNTINGTON Tau Kappa Epsilon; Camera Club; Dairy Club; Wesley Found BECK. BRl'CE L. S SOUTH BEND Cary Hall; Pan Am Club: Wesley Found. BECK. JAMES K. AE INDIANA. PA. Aeromodelers BECKMAN. BARBARA HE HAMMOND Kappa Alpha Theta; AWS: Green Guard; Newman Club; Student Union; V C Meredith Club; WAA BEHLE. BETTY M. S PERU WRH: Gold Pepper; Sportswomen; Swimming Team and Manager; Tomahawk: Triton; WAA BEIIRENDT, HARLAN R. ME CHESTERTON Sigma Chi; ASME BEIER, ALFRED G. ME INDIANAPOLIS PI Kappa Alpha. V Pres; ASME: SAE; Student Union BELL. DONALD M. S LOUISVILLE. KY. Phi Kappa Psi; Aero Club: Canterbury Club: Exponent: Student Coun; Football Manager BENNER. LESLIE W.. JR. S GREENCASTLE Cary Hall; Collegiate -H Club; Quarterdeck Soc. Pres; Unlv Choir; Westminster Found BENNETT. STEWART A.. JR. Theta Xi; Interfrat Coun EE SCRANTON. PA. BERGER. LEO J. ME BENTON HARBOR. MICH. Sigma Pi; Mil Band BERMAN. BERTRAM L. ChE BROOKLYN. N. Y. Pi Upsilon: AIChE: Catalyst Club: Harlequin Show; Hillei Found: POMM; Bagel and Lox Assn BERNING. PAUL T. S FORT WAYNE PIA; Sigma Pi Sigma BERRY. DON EL AG FOREST Rochdale; Ag Econ Club: Alpha Zeta; Ceres: Harlequin Show: Mil Band; PIA: SC A: Univ Choir: Varsity Glee Club BERRY. VERNE E. AE GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. BERTINO, JOHN B. CE VINELAND. N. J. ASCE BIER. MYRON S HOBOKEN. N. J. Cary Hall; Forensics Club. V Pres; Var Debate Team BIGHAM. JAMES P. AE PITTSBURGH. PA Sigma Phi Epsilon: IAS; Radio Guild; Scabbard and Blade: WBAA Beat? Things got so bad that people were telling BILBREY, CHARLES R. T IE CHICAGO. ILL. Phi Sigma Kappa; Gimlet Club: Rivet. Editor-in-chief: Scrivener: Sigma Delta Chi BILLINGSLEY. PHILLIP K. AgEng SHERIDAN ASAgE: PIA: SAME BINNEY. MARY ELLEN S WEST LAFAYETTE Kappa Alpha Theta: Gold Pepper: Harlequin Show; Mortar Bd: Playshop: Purdue Players: Radio Guild: Theta Alpha Phi; WBAA BITTNER. JACK K. ME FAIRPORT HARBOR. OHIO Luma: ASME: PIA; SAE; SC A BLACK. JOSEPH E. EE ROCKY RIVER. OHIO Hall ••X : AIEE: PIA BLACK. THEODORE D. EE NEW HAVEN Cary Hall: AIEE: Camera Club: Mil Band: Wesley Found: WCCR BLACKLEDGE. DAVID W. S FORT WAYNE Kappa Sigma: Delta Rho Kappa: DcMolay Club; Exponent: Forensics Club; Playshop; POMM; Scabbard and Blade: WBAA BLAKELY. JEAN E. HE WEST LAFAYETTE Town Girls Club; V C Meredith Club BLANKENSHIP. GRACE E. S INDIANAPOLIS Alpha Lambda Delta; Gold Pepper: Kappa Delta Pi; Modem Dance Club. Pres; Mortar Ba; Sportswomen: WAA BLOCK. STANLEY J. MetE CHICAGO. ILL. Seneca; AI Min MetE: Sigma Gamma Epsilon BLOME. ROBERT C. EE DALLAS. TEX. Cary Hall; APO: Baptist Christian Found; PIA; Radio Guild. Pres: Tomahawk; WBAA; WCCR BLYHOLDER. GEORGE D. ChE CHICAGO. ILL. Cary Hall: AIChE; Lutheran Student Assn: Omega Chi Epsilon; Phi Lambda Upsilon 88 BODNAR, DONALD R. ME GARY ASME: Pi Tau Sigma: POMM; Scabbard and Blade; Tau Beta Pi BOIIL. WARREN G. AE BELLEROSE. N. Y. Seneca; Aero-Liner; Am Rocket Soc: Fencing Club BOI1NE. CAROL C. HE WORTH. ILL. Alpha Delta PI; Exponent: Student Union; V C Meredith Club BOLTE. DAMARA AG NEW YORK. N. Y. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Agriculturist: Green Guard. V Pres; Hoof and Horn; Sportswomen; WAA BOND. G. THOMAS AG FORT WAYNE FPHA; Ag Ed Soc. BONETTE. ROBERT E. PE WEST LAFAYETTE Am Roc Soc: Camera Club: PIA BONNEAU. ARTHUR M. EE HAMMOND Kappa Delta Rho: AIEE; Chandelle Sq: HKN; Newman Club; Phi Eta Sigma. Pres. BONNEWITZ. VAN R. CE VAN WERT. OHIO ASCE; Harlequin Show; Playshop; SAME BONOFF. DONALD B. ME WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Alpha Tau Omega; ASME: Boxing Club BONVALLET. DUANE J. S TERRE HAUTE Hall X BONVALLET. WAYNE A. S TERRE HAUTE Cary Hall: WCCR BOONE. JOHN C. ME CONNERSVILLE Cary Hall: Glider Club. V Pres BOOTH. RICHARD R. AE INDIANAPOLIS Cary Hall; Camera Club; IAS: PIA: SAE: SAM: Tomahawk BORDEN. ERNEST D. EE WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Seneca; AIEE BORKEN. ALAN EE LONG ISLAND. N. Y. Cary Hall; AIEE: HKN: IRE: POMM; Scabbard and Blade: WCCR. V Pres BORTHWICK. RONALD L. ME WEST LAFAYETTE BOTTEMA. EFFIEMAE HE INDIANAPOLIS WRH: Collegiate 4-H Club; Folk-a-Whirlers; PIA: V C Meredith Club: WAA BOUCK. ELLEN C. HE SCHOHARIE. N. Y. WRH; Modem Dance Club. V Pres; Omlcron Nu BOWDITCH. DAIVD N. AE STRONGSVILLE. OHIO Phi Kappa Tau: Gamma Alpha Rho: Gimlet Club: IAS: P Men’s Club; Skull and Crescent: Tau Beta Pi; Var Wrestling. BOWERS. MARIETTA L. HE SALEM WRH; Alpha Lambda Delta: Collegiate 4-H Club: Folk-a-Wnirlers; Omlcron Nu: V C Meredith Club; Wesley Found me I looked like my passport picture... BOWERS. MARILYN L. HE SALEM WRH. Alpha Lambda Delta: Collegiate 4-H Club: Folk-a-Whirlers; Omicron Nu; V C Meredith Club; Wesley Found BOWLIN, ROBERT C. ME SOUTH BEND ASME: Pi Tau Sigma: SAE BOWMAN. NANCY J. HE KENMORE. N. Y. Sigma Kappa; Alpha Lambda Delta; AWS; Exponent BOYD. LEE H. AG CROWN POINT Phi Gamma Delta: 'P Men's Club; Var Swimming Manager BOYLE. JOHN W.. JR. PHAR PERU FPHA: APhA: Phi Eta Sigma; Rho Chi BRACHLE. PAUL L. AgEng CLARENDON HILLS. ILL. Phi Kappa; Newman Club: Student Union BRADLEY. GEORGE K. S LAPORTE Cary Hall: Camera Club: Canterbury Club. Pres: Model Railroad Club. V Pres; Railroad Club. V Pres; Stamp Club. Pres BRADSHAW. ROBERT D. ChE GIBSONBURG. OHIO Cary Hall: AIChE: Quarterdeck Soc: Scabbard and Blade; Student Union BRANDT. HERMAN C. ChE INDIANAPOLIS BREIDF.NBAUGH, BETTE J. S TERRE HAUTE Concert Choir: Folk-a-Whirlers: India Student Assn: Unlv Choir; Wesley Found; YWCA BRENNEMAN. ROBERT J. AG ELKHART Cary Hall: Hort Soc: Mil Band; PIA BREWER. JOYCE M. HE ELMIRA. N. Y. Alpha Xi Delta: Debris: V C Meredith Club; WBAA: Wesley Found; WAA; Women’s Press Club 89 BRILL. J. WILLIAM S INDIANAPOLIS Kappa Sigma; Am Rocket Soc; Debris: SAM; Var Wrestling BROCKETT, DAVID F. EE NORTH HAVEN. CONN. FPHA; AIEE BROCKMAN. CHARLES E. AT LAKEWOOD. OHIO FPHA; Aero-Liner: Sigma Alpha Tau BRONSON. BARBARA J. HE HAGUE. VA. Alpha Chi Omega. V Pres: Alpha Lambda Delta: Canterbury Club: Choraleers; Harlequin Show; Triton: Univ Choir: WAA BROTHER. BARBARA L. HE EVANSVILLE Delta Gamma BROWN. JOHN T. ME PRINCETON BROWN. WILLIAM F. PHAR NEWTON FALLS. OHIO Cary Hall: Kappa Psi; Univ Orchestra BROWNE. JOHN F. ME CHICAGO. ILL. Delta Chi; ASME; Newman Club BROWNING. WAYNE F. PE LORAIN. OHIO Tau Kappa Epsilon; Var Football BRUCKNER. MARTIN J. ME CHICAGO. ILL. Cary Hall; Newman Club; SAM BRUENN. WILLIAM K. S RYE. N. Y. Sigma Alpha Mu: Hillel Found: Stamp Club: Student Coun; Young Democrats BRUNER. BILLY R. AG WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA: Gimlet Club: Junior Clnss. V Pres; Jr. Prom Comm: P Men's Club: Var Football Purdue is the place where a man will dress fit BUGH. CHARLES W. S ELKHART Sigma Chi; Alpha Epsilon Delta: Concert Choir: Delta Rho Kappa; Harlequin Show; Univ Choir: Varsity Glee Club. BUGH. EDITH R. AG HAMMOND Pi Beta Phi; AWS; Dairy Club BULLOCK. MARY J. S AUBURN WRH: Delta Rho Kappa BUNN. JOHN W. T IE SCOTCH PLAINS. N. J. Iota Lambda Sigma BURGOYNE, JAYNE L. HE AUBURN Kappa Kappa Gamma. Pres: AWS: Gold Pepper: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Student Union. V Pres: Triton: V C Meredith Club: WAA BURKETT. MARY P. 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AT FLANDREAU. S. D. Beta Theta Pi. V Pres: Mil Ball Comm: Quarterdeck Soc; Skull and Crescent: Student Union: Iron Key CANAN. JOHN R. ME RICHMOND Cary Hall: ASME: Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; POMM: SAE: Tau Beta Pi CANAS. ANTONIO F. EE SAN JOSE. COSTA RICA Cary Hall: AIEE: Int Assn: Newman Club: Pan Am Club; PIA: Soccer Club to kill and top it off with a filthy old hat • • CANTRALL, EDWARD W. S SPRINGFIELD. ILL. Hall ''X : Delta Rho Kappa CAREY. WILLIAM G.. JR. EE CLEVELAND. OHIO Seneca; AIEE; Newman Club CARFIELD. RICHARD M. AgEng RUSHVILLE Theta Xi. Pres. V Pres: ASAgE: Interfrat Pres Coun. CARLL, WALKER C. CE SHELBYVILLE Cary Hall: ASCE CARLSON, LAWRENCE H. CE LITTLE VALLEY. N. Y. Triangle: ASCE: Chi Epsilon CARLTON. ROBERT D. EE HAMMOND Sigma Phi Epsilon: AIEE: Phi Eta Sigma: Skull and Crescent CARMAN, JAMES M. ChE FORT THOMAS. KY. Theta Tau; Exponent. Business Manager; I-F Council CARNOW. NORMAN ME TUCKAHOE. N. Y. Hall X : ASME; Harlequin Show; Hillel Found CARRIER. BYRON R. 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GRACIA L. S CLEVELAND. OHIO Zeta Tau Alpha: Pan Hel Coun; Playshop; Scientist; Women's Press Club CONROY. ROBERT C. ME DEFIANCE, OHIO Cary Hall: ASME: Mil Band COOK. W’ENDEL W. ChE FORT WAYNE Phi Gamma Delta: AIChE: Catalyst Club; Exponent: Quarterdeck Soc: Scabbard and Blade; Sigma Delta Chi COOPER BARBARA J. S LAFAYETTE Delta Gamma COPE. HARRY D. S CLEVELAND HEIGHTS. OHIO FPHA C'OOPRIDER. WENDELL L. AG JASONVILLE Alpha Gamma Rho: Ag Econ Club; Agriculturist. Advertising Manager: Alpha Zeta; Ceres; Collegiate 4-H Club: Hoof and Horn CORBET. THOMAS F. ME DAYTON. OHIO FPHA: ASME CORBIN. ROBERT W. AG BRAZIL Hort Soc. 92 CORLEY RALPH C. ME WEST LAFAYETTE ASME: Engineer; Pi Tau Sigma CORMIER. ROGER J. EE NEW YORK. N. Y. Cary Hall; Am Rocket Soc; Christian Science Org; HKN CORY, DALE E. AG TANGIER Farm House; Ag Ed Soc COUNTRYMAN RICHARD C. ChE INDIANAPOLIS Sigma Chi: AIChE COUBTANEY, DENNIS E. S VERSAILLES COURTNEY. ELWOOD W. FOR ELNORA Circle Pines. V Pres; APO; Assoc Res Coun; Baptist Christian Found; Forestry Club: Jr Prom Comm; PIA; SCA; Student Coun COVALT, ROBERT B. ChE CHICAGO. ILL. Kappa Sigma; AIChE: Chandelle Sq; Dolphin Club; Var Swimming COWHERD. HAROLD, JR. AE LEBANON. KY. State House: SAE; SCA COWLISHAW. WAYNE A. CE ROCKFORD. ILL. Theta Tau; APO; ASCE; Phi Eta Sigma: Playshop COX. DALE E. PE PLYMOUTH Delta Tau Delta: Aeromodelers; Harlequin Show COX. RICHARD L. AG TERRE HAUTE Kneale House; Agriculturist; SCA; Tomahawk COY. MERLE D. ME MUNCIE FPHA; ASME 20........there’s a flag out on the play ... CRAIG. MARTHA E. HE HAMMOND Kappa Delta Pi. Pres: V C Meredith Club CRAIG, SHERWOOD W. PHAR HAMMOND APhA; Mil Band: PIA; Rho Chi CRAMER. THOMAS L. CE MANSFIELD. OHIO Lambda Chi Alpha; Activ Bur; ASCE CRANFORD. PAUL E. T IE RUSHVILLE Alpha Tau Omega; Iota Lambda Sigma; Kappa Delta Pi; POMM CRAWFORD. CHARLES E., JR. T IE WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA; Iota Lambda Sigma CRAWFORD. NORMAN E. AG WHITESTOWN Chauncey. Ag Econ Club; PIA; POMM: SCA CRAWFORD. WILLIAM C. EE JOPLIN. MO. FPHA; AIEE; HKN; Phi Eta Sigma: Reamer Club; Tau Beta Pi. Pres CREEK. JOSEPH S. AG LIBERTY Hall X : Hoof and Horn CROCKETT. GENE A. ME HARRISONVILLE. MO. Glider Club; SAE; Univ Presby Fellow CROMER. GEORGE C. ME WEST LAFAYETTE Triangle: APO: ASME: Baseball Manager: Engineer; Harlequin Show; Skull and Crescent; SAE. Pres; Young Republicans CROWELL. RICHARD J. EE TIPTON Sigma Alpha Epsilon CRUMBAUGH. SHIRLEY A. HE EAST GARY Alpha Delta Pi; AWS: Exponent; Student Union; V. C. Meredith Club; WAA; YWCA CRUMLEY. MONTE G. PHAR WILLIAMSPORT Rochdale; SCA CUMMINGS. FOREST M. EE WEST LAFAYETTE HKN CUMMINGS. VERNON E. AG FORT WAYNE FPHA; Alpha Zeta; Poultry Club. Pres. CUNNINGHAM. JOHN A. ME LAFAYETTE Newman Club CUNNINGHAM, ROBERT W. S INDIANAPOLIS Var Christian Fellow CURTIS, MARILYN A. HE DEARBORN. MICH. Alpha XI Delta; Student Union; V C Meredith Club; WAA CUSHING. WILLIAM J. ME NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y. 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Pres; Harlequin Show; Htllel Found FELKNOR. SHIRLEY J. S WEST LAFAYETTE PIA; Town Girls Club FENTON, MARVON G. EE SCHENECTADY. N. Y. FPHA; WBAA FERGUSON. WILLIAM E. PHAR SEYMOUR FPHA FERRINGER. LAWRENCE H. AT SUNMAN IAS: SCA FIELDS. JAMES J. EE REEDSBURG. WIS. Gamma Delta: Unlv Lutheran Assem FIORINO. ROLAND A. ChE BATAVIA. N. Y. Hall X ; AIChE: Newman Club; Omega Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; WCCR FISHER, R. BYRON AT LAFAYETTE Aero Club FISHER. CHARLES L. EE ST. LOUIS. MO. Tau Epsilon Phi; Engineer; Hlllel Found FISHER, JAMES L. ChE CARMEL Sigma Nu. Pres: Debris. Editor-in-chief: Gimlet Club: Skull and Crescent. Susan FISCHER, LORRAINE C. S BROOKLYN. N. Y. Alpha Chi Omega: AWS; Sailing Club; Sportswomen; Triton: Var Swimming; WAA FISHER. ROBERT E. AE LAFAYETTE IAS; Interfaith Coun; PIA; SAE Cala-forn-ia here I...oops! Oh well wotthehell... FITZGERALD. WILLIAM H. EE VALPARAISO Phi Sigma Kappa: AIEE; Newman Club FLETCHER. HELEN C. S ANTHONY. FLA. Int Assn FLICKINGER, ARTHUR K. AG KENDALLVILLE Agriculturist; Dairy Club FLINN, EVARD H. AE MONTICELLO Chandelle Sq: IAS; PIA FLOOD. JOSEPH T. EE MOUNT VERNON. N. Y. Newman Club; PIA; Sailing Club FLOWER. DON W. EE WICHITA. KANS. Cary Hall; AIEE; Chandelle Sq: PIA; Sailing Club FLOWERS. BERNARD PE ERIE. PA. Lambda Chi Alpha; Gimlet Club; Newman Club: P” Men’s Club: Var Football FOERSTER. ROY P. EE INDIANAPOLIS PIA FOLEY. JACQUELINE A. S YONKERS. N. Y. Sigma Kappa; Exponent; Rivet FOLEY. MARY C. HE BELVIDERE, ILL. WRH; Newman Club; V C Meredith Club FOREMAN. MARCUS A. AG DECATUR Sigma Pi; Activ Bur; Ag Ed Soc; Concert Choir: Harlequin Show; Unlv Choir; Varsity Glee Club FORGNONE. CHARLES S PATERSON. N. J. Cary Hall; Exponent; WBAA 97 FORST. PETER P. Ill FOR MAYWOOD. ILL. Cary Hall; Chess Club; Forestry Club; Outing Club FORTIN. ROBERT T. CE HAVRE. MONT. FPHA; ASCE FOX. JOE T. AE ANDERSON Kappa Sigma; Gimlet Club; ,,P'' Men’s Club; Var Baseball FOX. MAXWELL N. EE CHICAGO. ILL. Tau Epsilon Phi FOYN. TORE K. ME OSLO. NORWAY Crew; Int Assn: Soccer Club FRAMBURG. LAWRENCE A. ME WESTERN SPRINGS. ILL. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; ASME FRANCAIS, RICHARD K. ChE KOKOMO Cary Hall: AIChE; Outing Club: PIA FRAYLICK. JOHN R. ME VAN WERT. OHIO Cary Hall; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi FREED. WILLIAM E. ME CONNELLSVILLE. PA. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Student Union FREELAND. JOSEPH L. AE LAFAYETTE FRIBLF.Y. STEPHEN L. AG AUBURN Cary Hall; Dairy Club: DeMolay Club; Hoof and Horn; Westminster Found FRISZ. BARBARA J. PHAR CRAWFORDSVILLE WRH; Alpha Lambda Delta; APhA; Kappa Epsilon; Newman Club; Rho Chi New Year’s Day: And, to the Big Ten Athletic FRYE. CONSTANCE L. S ELKHART YW ?A Kappa Gamma: Sailing Club; Unlv Choir; FRYE. LINCOLN E., JR. ME DURHAM. CONN. FULLERTON. HELEN R. HE FREEPORT. ILL. WRH; Harlequin Show; Unlv Orchestra; V C Meredith Club FUNK. SHIRLEY V. S MEMPHIS. TENN. Alpha Delta Pi; AWS; Debris: Univ Choir; WAA AG FURBEE, ROBERT E. FPHA NEWCASTLE GABELLA. WILLIAM F. S FARRELL. PA. — Exponent; Reamer Club; Sigma Delta Chi GAISER. WILLIAM L. EE LIBERTY CENTER Theta Chi GALLIVAN. THOS. D. PE LAFAYETTE Am Rec Soc; Kappa Delta Pi GALLOWAY, PAUL O. AG COVINGTON Alpha Kappa Lambda; Ag Econ Club; Agriculturist; Alpha Zeta; Ceres GALLOWAY. R. EDWARD AG COVINGTON Sigma Pi; Ag Ed Soc; Student Union; Wesley Found GARDNER. FRED B. S CHICAGO. ILL. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Harlequin Show; Newman Club GARDNER. WILLIS W. ME MONMOUTH. ILL. ASME; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma GARLIEB. ARTHUR W. ME HUNTLEY. ILL. Alpha Tau Omega; Skull and Crescent; Wrestling Manager GARRED. MATHEW D.. JR. AE ASHLAND, KY. Cary Hall; Aero Club; Aeromodelers; IAS GARRIOTT. HELEN L. HE INDIANAPOLIS Delta Gamma. Pres; AWS; Gold Pepper; Mortar Bd; Student Coun; V C Meredith Club; WAA; YWCA GARTNER. LITA J. S LOS ANGELES. CALIF. WRH; Baptist Christian Found; Delta Rho Kappa; Gold Pepper; Kappa Delta PI; Mortar Bd; PIA; Scrivener, Pres; Univ Choir GRASDORF. EDGAR C. S LIMA, OHIO Alpha Sigma Phi: Interfaith Coun; Lutheran Stdnt Assn; Scientist; Skull and Crescent GAULT. JOHN P. PHAR MILAN Pi Kappa Alpha; APhA; Pharmacist GAYLORD. ROBERT A. AG LAFAYETTE Collegiate 4-H Club; Folk-a-Whirlers GAZETTE. JOHN G. ME BRUNSWICK. GA. Phi Kappa Tau; Newman Club; Var Football Manager 98 EAST CHICAGO GF.DIGA. JOHN L. PHAR APhA; Pharmacist; Rho Chi GEHR. JAMES B. AgEng RICHMOND Triangle; ASAgE; Exponent; MU Band; Westminster Found GEIIRKE, JAMES A. ME SHEBOYGAN FALLS. WIS Marwood House; Activ Bur; ASME; Newman Club: PI A; SCA GEIS. ALBERT J. ME DANVILLE. ILL. Phi Delta Theta; Camera Club: Christian Science Org; Dolphin Club; SAME; Var Swimming: Young Republicans GELEZUNAS. VINCENT L. GELFMAN. PHILLIP B. S ChE NAUGATUCK. CONN. MICHIGAN CITY Hillel Found: Playshop; Purdue Players GENSON. HOWARD R. CE CEDAR LAKE Cary Hall: ASCE GEORGAKAKOS. JAMES G. S LOWELL. MASS. GERARD. ALLEN L. PHAR BOURBON Phi Gamma Delta; APhA GERLACH. LAWRENCE E. MetE ___ WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA GERRARD. WILLIAM E. AG LOGANSPORT Collegiate 4-H Club; Hoof and Horn; Lutheran Stdnt Assn GERSTEIN. BERNARD C. S SARASOTA. FLA. Sigma Alpha Mu; Delta Rho Kappa: POMM. V Pres; Scabbard and Blade. Pres; SkuU and Crescent; Var Swimming Directors, we say, I told you so!... GETTINGER. JAMES R. AG SULLIVAN Chauncey; Ag Chem Club; Young Republicans GHARST. WILLIAM L CE TERRE HAUTE ASCE; PI A; Wesley Found GIBSON. DAVE C. ME SOUTH BEND Theta Chi. Pres; Exponent. Advertising Manager GIBSON, JAMES R. S HARTSDALE. N. Y. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Baseball Manager; I-F Council: ‘•p Men's Club; Student Coun GIBSON. ROBERT C. S TRENTON. N. J. Sigma Phi Epsilon; SAM: Student Coun; Student Union GIBSON. SANFORD G. AG KANKAKEE. ILL. Alpha Sigma Phi; Agriculturist; Dairy Club GILES, DAVID P. S WATSEKA. ILL. Cary Hall GILLESPIE. PATRICIA M. PHAR VINCENNES WRH: APhA; Choraleers; Harlequin Show; Kappa Epsilon. V Pres: Univ Choir; Wesley Found: WAA GILLIATT. BETTY H. S HELTONVILLE FPHA; AWS GILSON. ARTHUR S. AT KIRKWOOD. MO. Dover. V Pres: Arnold Air Soc. Commanding Ofll-cer: Debris: IAS; Reamer Club: Sigma Alpha Tau: Student Union GINGRICH. B. MARK CE FREDERICKSBURG. PA. Triangle: ASCE; Lutheran Stdnt Assn; SAME: Student Coun GIORDANO. THOMAS A. S BUFFALO. N. Y. Newman Club: PIA: Scalp and Blade GLASS. CRAIG D.. JR. S FORT WAYNE GLEITZ, JAY F. ME CORYDON Pi Tau Sigma GOATLEY. JAMES L. S EVANSVILLE Cary Hall; Mil Band: Reamer Club GODFREY. GEORGE W. CE BROOKLYN. N. Y. ASCE; SAME GOETZ. LEE H. MetE BROADVIEW. ILL. Cary Hall; AI Min MetE; Gamma Delta: Univ. Lutheran Assem GOFF. JAMES E. CE NEWCASTLE Sigma Chi GOGGIN. WILLIAM J. S CASPER. WYO. GOLDSTEIN. CHARLES M. AE CHICAGO. ILL. Sigma Alpha Mu; Chandelle Sq; Gamma Alpha Rho; Mil Ball Comm; SAE 99 GOLLNICK, EUGENE E. S WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA; Harlequin Show; Purdue Players GOMEZ. MANUEL CE BOGOTA. COLOMBIA. S. A. Cary Hall: ASCE; Pan Am Club GONG, RAY F. ME INDIANAPOLIS GORDON. THOMAS ChE PLAINFIELD. N. J. Triangle GOURDY, DIANE S VINCENNES WRH: Exponent: Gold Pepper; Tomahawk; Triton; Women’s Press Club GRAHAM. DONALD L. ChE BOURBON AIChE; Wesley Found GRATER. GEORGE H. S HOBOKEN. N. J. Camera Club; Scabbard and Blade Drill Team GRAVES. REBECCA J. HE CARTHAGE. MO. Zeta Tau Alpha; Green Guard; Harlequin Show; Purduettes: Purduvlans; Univ Choir; V C Meredith Club; WAA GRAY. GERALD A. T«fcIE CHICAGO. ILL. Iota Lambda Sigma; “P Men's Club; PIA; Reamer Club; Var Baseball GREEN. KELVIN D. ME INDIANAPOLIS Acacia; ASME; Camera Club; Rivet GREEN. MARVIN E. AG DENVER Rochdale; Ag Ed Soc; Alpha Zeta: Ceres; Kappa Delta Pi; PIA; SC A GREEN, THOMAS D. CE WAUKEGAN. ILL. Tau Kappa Epsilon; ASCE This test will be conducted under the Purdue GREENLY. J. VAN ME PITTSBURGH. PA. Kappa Stgma; Exponent; Scabbard and Blade GRIFFIN. RITA M. HE CHICAGO. ILL. WRH: V C Meredith Club GRIFFITHS. GEORGE R. ME GARY Acacia; ASME; Student Union GRISWOLD. CHARLES J., JR. EM LOCKPORT. N. Y. FPHA; ASCE: Harlequin Show; Student Coun; Univ Orchestra GROH. FRED G. ME EAST PATERSON. N. J. Seneca: APO; ASME; Pi Tau Sigma, Pres; Play-shop: Student Union GROY. WILLIAM E.. JR. ME WEST LAFAYETTE Beta Sigma Psi; ASME; Camera Club: Debris; Football Manager; Gamma Delta; Pi Tau 81gma; Skull and Crescent; SAE; Student Coun GRUBER, NANCY J. S INDIANAPOLIS WRH GUARD. CLIFFORD E. S NEW YORK. N. Y. FPHA GUARD, EVELYN F. HE WEST LAFAYETTE Alpha Lambda Delta; Harlequin Show; Omlcron Nu; Town Girls Club; Univ Orchestra: V C Meredith Club GUDEMAN. ALAN K. AT WOLCOTT IAS; Sigma Alpha Tau GWINNUP. DONALD M. CE ANDERSON Beta Theta Pi; ASCE; Student Union, V Pres GYORGYI. JOHN C. AT SOUTH BEND Sigma Pi. Pres; Dolphin Club: Interfrat Pres Coun; Skull and Crescent; Var Swimming HAGER, E. ALLEN T IE DRAVOSBURG, PA. Delta Upsilon; Gimlet Club; “P” Men’s Club; Var Football HAHN. R. GRETCHEN S MIAMI BEACH. FLA. Chi Omega: Debris; Newman Club: WAA; YWCA HAINES. EDWARD H. S HALLSTEAD. PA. Alpha Kappa Lambda; Ag Chem Club: APO; APhA; Pharmacist. Advertising Manager; Quarterdeck Soc; Skull and Crescent HALE. GEORGE R. EE INDIANAPOLIS HALFAKER, JOHN J. ChE INDIANAPOLIS Newman Club HALL. JOHN E. ME ANDERSON HALL. PniLIP L. CE HOT SPRINGS. ARK. Kappa Sigma; ASCE; Exponent: Quarterdeck Soc. HALLOCK. GENE K. CE INDIANAPOLIS Dover. V Pres; ASCE; Chandelle Sq; Chi Epsilon; PIA; SC A 100 HAMERLA, DONALD R. EE WAUSAU. WIS. AIEE; Chandelle Sq: HKN; Newman Club; PIA; Student Coun HAMMOND. DONALD G. ME GARY Cary Hall; Am Rocket Soc; ASME; Model Railroad Club HANES. HOWARD H. CE KENDALLVILLE Acacia: ASCE; Harlequin Show; Unlv Choir; Var- sity Glee Club HANES. RICHARD W. EE COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Kappa Sigma. V Pres; Activ Bur; Chandelle Sq; I-F Council: Radio Guild; WBAA HANSEN. FRANK. JR. FOR LAFAYETTE Forestry Club. HARDING. RONALD H. ChE FORT WAYNE Beta Sigma Psi. V Pres: AIChE. Pres: Catalyst Club: Omega Chi Epsilon. V Pres; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Tau Beta Pi. HARDY. CHARLES J. PHAR NORTH LIBERTY Activ Bur; APhA; Boxing Club; Concert Choir: PIA; Univ Choir HARE, HARRIETT N. PHAR FORT WAYNE Zcta Tau Alpha; Baptist Christian Found: Kappa Epsilon; Pharmacist: WAA HARITOS. NICHOLAS P. S EAST NORWALK. CONN. Cary Hall: Alpha Epsilon Delta HARLAN. JOAN K. S WEST LAFAYETTE Gold Pepper. Pres; Green Guard; PIA: Scientist: Student Union; Town Girls Club. Pres; Univ Choir: Women’s Press Club: YWCA HARLEY. RICHARD D. S ARGOS PIA HARMAS. KEARNEY E. T IE WILMETTE. ILL. Sigma Nu; Activ Bur; I-F Council; Wesley Found; Young Republlcaas honor system. Please take alternate seats ... HARMON. DONALD K. EE LYNN Hall • X”; AIEE; Camera Club: HKN; Sailing Club HARMON. ROBERT E. PHAR NEW HARTFORD. N. Y. APhA; Pharmacist HARTKE. LOMA W. EE HUNTINGBURG AIEE HARTLEY. HOWARD A. AG PORTLAND Dairy Club HARTMAN. HAROLD E. AG KOKOMO Beta Sigma Psi: Aero Club; Dairy Club: Hoof and Horn; Lutheran Student Assn; Univ Lutheran Assem HARTRANFT. LOIS J. S SOUTH BEND WRH; Newman Club; WAA HASER. HARRY W.. JR. CE CHICAGO. ILL. Triangle; ASCE; Chi Epsilon; Newman Club; SAME; Student Coun HATVAGNER. JOHN J. EE CHICAGO. ILL. HAWES. GEORGE J. S INDIANAPOLIS Forestry Club: SAM HAWKINS. CARL B. S LURAY. VA. FPHA; APO HAWKINS. VIRGINIA L. S GREENFIELD Alpha Delta Pi; Purduettes; Triton; WAA HAYDEN. THOMAS E. S HAMMOND Carey Hall; Student Coun HAYES. ANNA S WASHINGTON Pi Beta Phi; Gold Pepper: Newman Club: Sportswomen; Triton; Univ Cnoir; WAA. V Pres HAYES. DON B. PHAR CRAWFORDSVILLE APhA; PIA HA YET. JOAN B. HE CHICAGO, ILL. Hlllel Found; Pan Hel Coun; Student Union 1IAYET. LEONARD EE PASSAIC. N. J. Tau Epsilon Phi; Playshop: WBAA HAYKIN, DAVID J. AE WASHINGTON. D. C. Delta Chi: ASME: SAE: Univ Choir HEATH. CARMEN J. HE TANGIER WRH: AWS; Collegiate 4-H Club; Green Guard: Radio Guild: Univ Choir; V C Meredith Club: WBAA: WAA HEATH. WEBSTER C. AE WEBSTER GROVES. MO. Cary Hall; Acromodelcrs HEIGES, DAVE W. FOR FORT WAYNE Dover; Forestry Club I HEILMAN. WILLIAM C. PHAR EVANSVILLE Cary Hall; AphA; Kappa Psl; PIA: Student Union. HEM. JOHN AG KNOXVILLE. TENN. Chinese Students Club; Hort Soc HENAD. JORGE CE BOGOTA. COLUMBIA. S. A. Cary Hall; ASCE; IAP; Newman Club; Pan Am Club HENCK. EARL D. EE BALTIMORE. MD. AIEE. Assoc Res Coun: PIA. Pres; Reamer Club; Student Coun; Tomahawk, Pres. HENDRICK. JAMES H. PHAR MAYWOOD. ILL. Theta Xi; AphA: Phi Lambda UpsUon; Rho Chi. HENRY, JOSEPH E. ChE BROOKLYN. N. Y. AIChE: Am Rocket Soc; Catalyst Club; Newman Club: SC A HENRICKS. PAT A. S FRANKLIN WRH; Harlequin Show; Playshop; WAA HENSEL. DALE R. AG CARMEL Farm House; Ag Ed Soc; PIA; Wesley Found HENSLER, KEITH P. ChE FORT WAYNE Cary Hall; AIChE HERDLEIN. JOAN HE CHICAGO. ILL. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Exponent. Managing Editor; Gold Pepper: Green Guard; V C Meredith Club; WAA; women's Press Club HERRING. J. FRANK EE WILMINGTON. N. C. FPHA; AIEE HERTWIG, LEE J. AT OCONTO FALLS. WIS. Exponent; IAS; PIA: SAM; Wesley Found HERTZ. WALTER ChE PASSAIC. N. J. Tau Epsilon Phi; AIChE; I-F Council; Interim Pres Coun; Playshop HERZIG, MARVIN E. EE LEMARS. IOWA FPHA HESSING. ROBERT C. S WATSEKA. ILL. Cary Hall: Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Eta Eigma: PIA; Univ Choir HESSION, JOSEPH P. ME LAFAYETTE Theta Xi; Newman Club: PI Tau Sigma HICKS. SALLY A. S PIQUA. OHIO Alpha Chi Omega, Pres; Gold Pepper: Student Union HILDEBRAND. JACK O. ME TOLEDO. OHIO Cary Hall; ASME; Camera Club; Pi Tau Sigma; POMM; Tau Beta Pi HILL. DONALD D. Cary Hall; AIEE EE LIMA, OHIO HILL. DONALD L. EE LAWRENCE AIEE Plagiarize? Heck no, I just paraphrased!... HILL. NANCY C. HE KOKOMO Pi Beta Phi; Student Union: V C Meredith Club: WAA HILL. ROBERT F. ChE GRAND JUNCTION. COLO. FPHA; AIChE; Omega Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi HELLENBURG, GERALD E. CE BEDFORD ASCE HINES. CHARLES E. AG BOONVILLE Acacia: Ag Ed Soc; Alpha Zeta; Ceres: DeMolay Club. V Pres: Wesley Found HIRSCHIXGER. JAMES A. S LAFAYETTE Alpha Sigma Phi: Interlalth Coun: Kappa Delta Pi; Newman Club; POMM HITE. GEORGE C. CE RIVER FOREST. ILL. Phi Kappa Sigma: ASCE; Boxing Club; Harlequin Show; Sailing Club; Wesley Found HOBSON. WILLIS S. T IE SEYMOUR Delta Upsilon; Var Track HODGES. GERALD E. AG BEDFORD Luma HODSON. DON R. S INDIANAPOLIS Terry House; Playshop; Rivet HOFFMEISTER, ROBERT E. ME WEST LAFAYETTE Kappa Sigma: Mil Band HOGAN. MICHAEL A. PHAR FORT WAYNE APhA: Newman Club HOGG. WILLIAM N. MctE CLEVELAND HEIGHTS. OHIO PI Kappa Alpha; AI Min MetE; Catalyst Club: POMM: Scabbard and Blade 102 BAYSIDE. N. Y. HOLLER. ROSS B. ChE AIChE HOLLMAN. HELEN M. HE SOUTH WHITLEY Collegiate 4-H Club: Gamma Delta. Pres: Gold Pepper: Green Guard: SC A: Univ Choir: Unlv Orchestra: V C Meredith Club. Pres HOLMAN. JOHN L. ME MILWAUKEE. WIS. ASME: Pi Tau Sigma; SAE HOLMES. WILLIAM H. AT DELPHI HOLMGREN, HELEN M. S COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Undergrad Dames HOLMGREN. MARVIN E. ME LIBERTYVILLE. ILL. Glider Club HOLMGREN. WILLIAM A. EE COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. AIEE: Camera Club; IRE: Phi Eta Sigma HOLMQITST. ERIC A. ME BROOKLYN. N. Y. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: ASME: Dolphin Club: Lutheran Student Assn: P Men’s Club: Quarterdeck Soc: Var Swimming; Gimlet Club. HOOKER. ELEANOR S. HE LAFAYETTE Playshop; Student Union: Univ Lutheran Assem HOOVER. DONALD A. ChE NEW PARIS Chauncey; PIA; SC A HOPKINS. MARTHA L. HE VERSAILLES Kappa Alpha Theta: AWS: Green Guard; Student Coun; V C Meredith Club: WAA HORNEY. DAVID C. AgEng HAMLET Cary Hall: ASAgE; Chandelle Sq: Wesley Found HORTON. MAURICE L. AG NORMAN Farm House: Ag Ed Soc: Alpha Zeta; Ceres; Kappa Delta Pi. V Pres: POMM HORVATH. LOUIS MetE SHELTON. CONN. FPHA; AI Min MetE HOSEK. JOHN D. PHAR INDIANAPOLIS APhA HOUFF. CHARLES A. S LAFAYETTE Delta Upsilon: T Men’s Club; Var Golf HOUGHTON. C. JOAN S CASPER. WYO. Alpha Chi Omega; Alpha Lamkbda Delta: Delta Rho Kappa: Playshop; Purdue Players: WBAA HOUSE. RICHARD L. AE SCOTCH PLAINS. N. J. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Pres: Interfrat Pres Coun HOWE. WILLIAM H. EE CRISTOBAL. CANAL ZONE Alpha Kappa Lambda: Pan Am Club: PIA HOWLEY, DONALD L. AE MENASHA. WIS. Am Rocket Soc: IAS Keep your panties, girls!--we came to sing ... IIROMADA, CHARLES J. FOR PITTSBURGH. PA. Cary Hall: Forestry Club; Xi Sigma Pi HUBBEL. MARY F. HE BROWNSVILLE WRH: Collegiate 4-H Club: V C Meredith Club HUBEN. CLAYTON A. AE GREEN BAY. WIS. Am Rocket Soc: IAS; SAE HUDSON. FENTON K. ME MT. PLEASANT. TENN. Cary Hall; APO: Exponent HUFF. RICHARD A. S WESTWOOD. N. J. Cary Hall HUFFMAN, JOAN L. HE BLUFFTON Alpha Delta Pi: Harlequin Show; Univ Choir; V C Meredith Club: Wesley Found; WAA HUGHEL. DONALD R. PHAR ANDERSON APhA; Mil Band: Pharmacist HUGHES, PAUL F. AG CORYDON FPHA: Collegiate 4-H Club: Dairy Club; Scabbard and Blade Drill Team HUNTER. F. JEAN HE ARLINGTON. VA. Zeta Tau Alpha: AWS: Green Guard; Pan Hel Coun; Student Coun; V C Meredith Club: WAA HUNTER. ROGER W. S FORT WAYNE Radio Guild HUNTZINGER. WARREN K. AG ANDERSON Cary Hall IMPENS, JOHN J. ME RIVER FOREST. ILL. Cary Hall: ASME: Newman Club 103 INDIANAPOLIS IRWIN, JOHN M. S PIA ISAACS. KERMETT M. AG NEWCASTLE Rochdale; Ag Ed Soc: Agriculturist; Alpha Zeta; Ceres, Pres; Kappa Delta Pi; PIA; Reamer Club; SCA; Student Coun; Univ Choir JABLONSKI, RICHARD W. EE SCHENECTADY. N. Y. Cary Hall; Actlv Bur; AIEE; Newman Club JACKMAN. JOHN J. ME WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Alpha Tau Omega; ASME; Newman Club; Quarterdeck Soc: Var Baseball JACKSON. LESTER E.. JR. AG CHENOA. ILL. Pi Kappa Alpha; Ceres; POMM; Student Union JACKSON, LOWELL B. S LAFAYETTE Delta Chi. Pres; Aero Club; APO; Gimlet Club; Playshop; Purdue Players; Scabbard and Blade; Sigma Delta Chi; WBAA JACKSON, RICHARD S. S INDIANAPOLIS Phi Sigma Kappa; Chess Club: Harlequin Show; Playshop; Purdue Players; Scrivener JACOBS. JOHN M. PE SCHENECTADY. N. Y. Delta Chi; Kappa Delta PI JACOBUS, JEANNE M. HE GRIFFITH Shoemaker; Choraleers; PIA; SCA; Univ Choir: Univ Orchestra; V C Meredith Club; Wesley Found JACOBUS, MARGARET M. PHAR CROWN POINT WRH: APhA; Harlequin Show; Kappa Epsilon; Pharmacist; Playshop; Scientist; Univ Orchestra JAFFE, BURTON EE CHARLESTON. W. VA. Hall X Excaliber Club; Hillel Found: IRE; WBAA; WCCR JAGOW, ROBERT B. ME KANSAS CITY. MO. Cary Hall; ASME; Pi Tau Sigma JANICK, SHIRLEY R. S NEW YORK. N. Y. Univ Choir JANSON, ROBERT L. S AURORA. OHIO Phi Kappa Psi; Newman Club; Pershing Rifles; Student Union JAYCOX, ROBERT E. ME PITTSBURGH. PA. JENCO. GEORGE R. ME DAYTON. OHIO ASME; Interfaith Coun: Newman Club. Pres; Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma JENKINS. WALTER S. EE SARDINIA. N. Y. Alpha Sigma Phi; Zouaves JENSEN. CLARENCE S. ME WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA; ASME JENTER. DONALD H. EE SHAKER HEIGHTS. OHIO Pi Kappa Alpha. Pres; AIEE: Chandelle Sq; HKN; I-F Council; Interfrat Pres Coun; Phi Eta Sigma; Playshop; Tau Beta Pi JESUP. MORRIS J.. JR. ME CHICKASAW. ALA. Pi Tau Sigma. V Pres Don’t worry, the campus cops never come here... JOHNSON. ALLEN O. AG CHESTERTON Marwood House. V Pres: Dairy Club; SCA JOHNSON, CHARLES W. AT CHICAGO. ILL. Cary Hall; Aero Club; Gamma Delta; IAS; Sigma Alpha Tau; Univ Lutheran Assam. JOHNSON. DAVID L. AT PERU Pi Kappa Phi; Mil Band JOHNSON. JESSE F. ME INDIANAPOLIS Cary Hall JOHNSON. JO ANN HE NORTH MANCHESTER Ann Tweed ale. Pres; Alpha Lambda Delta; Collegiate 4-H Club: Kappa Delta Pi; SCA; V C Meredith Club: WAA JOHNSON. JOHN W. ME ROBINSON. ILL. FPHA: ASME; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi JOHNSON. PHILIP L. AG ONEONTA. N. Y. Luma; Ag Ed Soc: Alpha Zeta: Int Assn; Kappa Delta Pi; Outing Club. Pres; Phi Eta Sigma: PIA; Reamer Club; SCA; Student Coun JOHNSON. RAYMOND J. ME ELMHURST. ILL. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Var Tennis JOHNSON. SHERWOOD M. AE JAMESTOWN. N. Y. Triangle; Aero-Liner; Exponent; Gamma Alpha Rho; IAS JOHNSON. VIRGIL P.. JR. S WATERLOO Tau Kappa Epsilon; PIA; Rivet; Young Republicans JONES. ALICE S PERU Kappa Kappa Gamma JONES. BURTON A. ME WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA; ASME; SAE 104 JONES. BYRON M. EE INDIANAPOLIS FPHA; AIEE; HKN, Pres; Tau Beta Pi JONES. BYRON T. CE FORT WAYNE Triangle; ASCE; Chi Epsilon; Mil Band JONES. CURTIS A. PE MIDDLETOWN. OHIO Sigma Chi; Gimlet Club; P Men’s Club; Var Football JONES. GEORGE W. EE SHARON, PA. Cary Hall; AIEE; Radio Guild; WBAA JONES, JOE B. PHAR LOUISVILLE. KY. Phi Delta Theta; APhA; FAO; Football Manager; Harlequin Show; Varsity Glee Club JONES. MERRILL A. ME INDIANAPOLIS JORDAN, DAVID J. AG ECONOMY Alpha Gamma Rho: Ag Econ Club: Collegiate 4-H Club; Dairy Club; Folk-a-Whirlers; Hoof and Horn JORDAN, JAMES C. S INDIANAPOLIS Kappa Sigma; Alpha Epsilon Delta JORDAN. LYNDALL E. ME WEST LAFAYETTE JOSIVOFF. TOM ME GARY Sigma Nu; Engineer JUDD. DONALD R. S EVANSVILLE Kappa Sigma. V Pres; Alpha Epsilon Delta: Debris. Senior Ed; Gimlet Club: Phi Eta Sigma; Skull and Crescent; Tau Kappa Alpha JUINGER. EDWIN C. S ELKO. NEV. JUMP. MAX L. CE MONROEVILLE. OHIO Cary Hall; ASCE JUSTICE. RICHARD L. S LOGANSPORT Tau Kappa Epsilon. Pres: I-F Council: Scabbard and Blade; Senior Class, V Pres: Skull and Crescent; Student Coun KADLEC, JOHN E. AG PLYMOUTH Farm House: Agriculturist; Alpha Zeta: Collegiate 4-H Club: Folk-a-Whirlcrs; Hoof and Horn. V Pres: Newman Club KAISER. ROBERT W. ChE CHICAGO. ILL. AIChE; Newman Club. V Pres; PIA KALBAC, WILLIAM F. T IE MUNSTER Camera Club KALISH. JACK H. EE SOUTH BEND Tau Kappa Epsilon. V Pres; AIEE; Chandelle Sq. Pres; HKN; Newman Club; Scabbard and Blade: Var Debate Team KAMINSKY. DAVID AgEng CHICAGO. ILL. ASAgE; Hillel Found; Outing Club KANNING, L. NEIL CE FORT WAYNE ASCE; Chi Epsilon; Gamma Delta: Wesley Found Know him? --1 was pinned to him for two weeks!... KAPLAN, LAURENCE S. S CHICAGO. ILL. Sigma Alpha Mu; Delta Rho Kappa; Scientist KARASEK. MARVIN A. S CHICAGO. ILL. Phi Delta Theta: Delta Rho Kappa; Harlequin Show; Modern Dance Club: Newman Club KARWOWSKI. JOSEPH S SOUTH BEND KASAK. ANTHONY J. ME SOUTH BEND Cary Hall; Engineer; Newman Club; Playshop; KASER, MARY R. S LAFAYETTE Student Union: Town Girls Club KASUBA, MICHAEL F. PE BARNESBORO. PA. Newman Club: Stamp Club KATHER. R. A. EE MIDLAND PARK. N. J. Beta Sigma Psi; AIEE: HKN; Unlv Lutheran Assem KATZ. SHELDON D. S RIVERHEAD. N. Y. Tau Epsilon Phi; Exponent; Hillel Found; Playshop; Rivet; Scrivener; Sigma Pi Sigma KEENAN, ORVILLE B. EE INDIANAPOLIS AIEE KELLY. DAVID W. MetE ELYRIA. OHIO Phi Delta Theta. Pres: AI Min MetE; Catalyst Club; Interfrat Pres Coun KELLY. ROBERT C. AE NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y. Seneca; IAS; Newman Club; Playshop KELLY. ROSEMARY L. S SOUTH BEND WRH; Newman Club: Scrivener. Editor 105 CLAYTON. OHIO KEMP. RALPH E. ChE Sigma Nu. V Pres KENNEDY. WILLIAM G., JR. AT DELMAR, N. Y. FPHA: Camera Club; Harlequin Show; Sigma Alpha Tau. Pres KERMATH. JAMES E. S DEARBORN. MICH. Theta Chi. V Pres; Skull and Crescent; Univ Choir KESSLER, VIVIAN J. HE FORT WAYNE Zeta Tau Alpha; Scientist; Women’s Press Club KIK. FRANK R. S EAST CHICAGO Kappa Delta Rho. V Pres; I-F Council; Unlv Choir KIMMEL, EDWARD R. AG HARRISBURG. ILL. Ag Ed Soc; Sailing Club KING. FRANCES E. HE RICHMOND WRH; Collegiate 4-H Club: Modern Dance Club: Playshop; PIA; Univ Choir; V C Meredith Club: YWCA KING. RICHARD T. AE PALATINE BRIDGE. N. Y. Seneca KINTANAR, PATRIA HE PANAY. PHILIPPINE REPUBLIC WRH; Newman Club; V C Meredith Club KIRAGES, GEORGE T. CE TIPTON KIRCHNER. M. SUZANNE HE KANSAS. ILL. Chi Omega; Baptist Christian Found; Jr Prom Comm; Student Union; V C Meredith Club KIRK. THOMAS E. EE INDIANAPOLIS Triangle; AIEE; HKN So he has a convertible and eight cashmeres KIRKLIN. ARLEN L. CE Chi Epsilon KLASING. CHARLES H. EE AIEE; Univ Lutheran Assem K LEA SEN. HUBERT W. CE KLEBER. CHARLES W. ME Kneale House, Pres; Mil Band; KLEIHEGE. JOHN R. AG Folk-a-Whirlers; Newman Club MUNCIE INDIANAPOLIS BUFFALO. N. Y. SCIPIO SAE; SCA MUNSTER KLF.INE. ALICE E. HE INDIANAPOLIS PIA; SCA; Univ Lutheran Assem; V C Meredith Club KLEINE. GLEN W. ME BEECH GROVE Cary Hall; ASME; Pi Tau Sigma KLEPACH, DONALD M. PHAR WHITING Phi Kappa: Newman Club: Pharmacist: Playshop: Sailing Club: Student Union KLEZEK. PHILIP J. ME CHICAGO. ILL. Sigma Pi; Gimlet Club; Newman Club: P Men’s Club; Skull and Crescent: Var Football KLINGBEIL. LEROY MetE CICERO. ILL Beta Sigma Psi. Pres; AI Min MetE; Gamma Delta; Univ Lutheran Assem KLOOTWYK. NORMAN W. ME INDIANAPOLIS Cary Hall; ASME; Sailing Club; Student Coun KNARR. PAUL L. ME BUFFALO. N. Y. Actlv Bur; ASME: Gamma Delta: PIA: SAE: Univ Lutheran Assem KNAUSS. EARL F. CE PITTSBURGH. PA. ASCE. V Pres; Student Union KNOLLE. PETER S BETHEL BIELEFELD. KANTANSIEK. GERMANY Gamma Delta: Int Assn KOCH. JAMES R. EE OSHKOSH. WIS. Delta Upsllon; AIEE: Camera Club: Univ Choir KOCH. JUANITA L. HE STEGER. ILL. Alpha Chi Omega: Harlequin Show: Playshop: Radio Guild; Univ Lutheran Assem; WBAA; WAA; Women’s Press Club KOEHLER. THOMAS W. EE CHARLESTOWN KOHL. SUSAN A. S JOLIET. ILL. Chi Omega; Alpha Epsilon Delta: Alpha Lambda Delta; Debris; Delta Rho Kappa: Exponent: Gold Pepper: Mortar Bd KOIILBKENNER. PHILIP J. S SOUTH BEND Cary Hall; Delta Rho Kappa: Newman Club KOHLENBERGER, BEVERLEY F. HE FULLERTON. CALIF. Ann Tweedale; Interfaith Coun; Kappa Delta Pi; PIA: SCA: Univ Choir: V C Meredith Club; West minster Found 106 KOIJANE, DONALD F. EE RIVERSIDE. ILL. Beta Sigma Psl AIEE; Chandelle Sq; Engineer. Senior Ed; Sigma Delta Chi; Univ Lutheran Assem KOLB. GORDON P. AG LAFAYETTE Ag Econ Club; Ag Ed Soc HOLLER, JOHN P. EE FOREST PARK. ILL. Luma; AIEE; Chandelle Sq; Lutheran Stdnt Assn; PIA: SCA KOLSTAD. CHARLES K. PHAR BILLINGS. MONT. FPHA; APhA; PIA; Rho Chi KONIGSMARK. JOSEPH D. T IE WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA; Iota Lambda Sigma: Kappa Delta Pi; Univ Choir KONO. PAUL S. AG CLEVELAND. OHIO Alpha Zeta KOROSI. ERNEST F PHAR WHITING APhA; Newman Club KOZUMA. ROGER T. AT NEW YORK. N. Y. Cary Hall; Aero-Liner; Crew; Mil Band; Wesley Found KRANZ. WILLIAM T. AG SELLERSBURG Alpha Gamma Rho: Dairy Club: Student Union KRIESE. MAURICE A. S WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA: Newman Club KRIEVE. WALTER F. ChE RENSSELAER Omega Chi Epsilon; PIA KHOEIILE. THOMAS P. ME LAKEWOOD. OHIO Delta Upsilon. Pres: ASME; Debris; Pi Tau Sigma we pledged three Oldsmobiles and a Buick... KROESCHELL. THOMAS R. ME _____________ WILMETTE. ILL. Alpha Tau Omega: ASME; Dolphin Club; Gimlet Club. Pres; P” Men's Club; Pi Tau Sigma; Var Swimming KROFT. HENRY K. AG WINAMAC Sigma Pi; Ag Econ Club: Sailing Club KUHN. GERALD D. AG BOURBON Hort Soc KUNKEL. DONALD L. PHAR SKOKIE. ILL. Theta Chi; APhA; Pharmacist: Sailing Club. Scientist KUNKEL WILLIAM D. PHAR SKOKIE. ILL. FPHA; APhA; Newman Club LACERTE. RICHARD C. MetE FORT WAYNE Cary Hall: Newman Club: PIA; Scabbard and Blade Drill Team LACROIX. LA WHENCE D. ChE CROWN POINT AIChE; Var Christian Fellow LAGER. SISTER MARY M. PHAR SAINT MARY-OF-THE-WOODS APhA; Rho Chi LAMBERSON, DONALD L ChE DUBLIN AIChE: Camera Club; PIA LAMBERT. BILLY L. ME PLAINFIELD Acacia; ASME; SAE; Student Union; Univ Choir LANDERMAN, ABRAHAM M. ME HARTFORD. CONN. ASHVE; Hillcl Found LANGSTON. JACK M. PHAR ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. Delta Tau Delta: APhA: Newman Club: Pan Am Club: Pharmacist; Scientist. Editor-in-chief: Sigma Delta Chi. Pres: Gimlet Club LANHAM. RUSSELL W.. JR. ChE GREENWOOD AIChE; Crew; PIA; Scientist: Catalyst Club LANHAM. RICHARD B. ME HAMMOND Beta Theta PI; ASME LANSING. HARRY B. ChE ELIZABETH. N. J. Seneca. Pres; AIChE: Canterbury Club: Pershing Rifles; Playshop: PIA LANT. LAWRENCE L. AgEng EVANSVILLE Cary Hall; ASAgE LANZ. ROBERT P. ME LAPORTE ASME LARSEN. JOHN W. AG LAFAYETTE Farm House; Ag Ed Soc: Hoof and Horn; Newman Club: Young Democrats LATONA. JACOB C. EE BUFFALO. N. Y. Scabbard and Blade: Scalp and Blade. Pres LAUTERBACH. WILLIAM C. EE HUNTINGTON Cary Hall; Aeromodelers: Dolphin Club; Harlequin Show; P” Men’s Club: Quarterdeck Soc; Univ Orchestra: Var Swimming 107 LAVIOLETTE, FRANCIS A. AG BELLINGHAM. WASH. FPHA LAYTON. M. CAROLINE S CHICAGO. ILL. Alpha Delta Pi. V Pres; Gold Pepper; Green Guard: Harlequin Show; Rivet; Scrivener: Student Coun; Univ Choir; WBAA LEAR. WILLIAM M. EM TUSCOLA. ILL. LECREN. RICHARD T. ME INDIANAPOLIS ASME; Newman Club; Pi Tau Sigma: PI A LEE. SIIIRLEY A. S LAFAYETTE Chi Omega. Pres; AWS; Debris; Playshop; WAA LEEPER. ROBERT M. S GARY Cary Hall; Camera Club LEFLER. MARGARET E. S WEST LAFAYETTE Delta Rho Kappa; Town Girls Club LEIRER. ARTHUR F. AG LOGANSPORT FPHA; Student Coun LEMLER. ROBERT A. AG BOURBON Alpha Gamma Rho. Pres: Agriculturist. Editor-in-chief; Varsity Glee Club; Gimlet Club; Sigma Delta Chi: Skull and Crescent: Iron Key LENNERTZ. KATHRYN M. S CROWN POINT Pi Beta Phi; Harlequin Show; Newman Club; WAA LENOX. JAMES T. FOR CLEVELAND. OHIO Forestry Club LENSING. BARBARA A. HE EVANSVILLE Pi Beta Phi; Activ Bur; Green Guard; Newman Club: Rivet; Student Union; V C Meredith Club: WBAA: WAA So the instructor said, These three plagiarists LEPLEY. RICHARD E. FPHA ChE AG LARWILL BOONVILLE LESLIE. BUDDY J. FPHA: Ag Ed Soc LESLIE. DAN W. PE Alpha Tau Omega LEVINE. BARRY H. MetE DETROIT. MICH. Sigma Alpha Mu; Exponent LEWIS. ALLAN H. ME MILWAUKEE. WIS. Phi Delta Theta: Exponent: Jr Prom Comm: Mil Ball Comm: Sophomore Class. V Pres LAFAYETTE LEWIS. JAMES R. ME FOUNTAIN CITY ASME; Exponent: Student Union LEWIS. HAROLD O. AT WASHINGTON. D. C. Camera Club. Pres: Model Railroad Club; Railroad Club: Var Baseball LEWIS. WILFORD A. EE TERRE HAUTE AIEE: PIA; Quarterdeck Soc. V Pres LIEBENTHAL. JOHN L. ChE LAFAYETTE Sigma Phi Epsilon LILLY. JAMES P. AG COLUMBIA CITY Tau Kappa Epsilon; Ag Econ Club. Pres: Agriculturist; Alpha Zeta; Tau Kappa Alpha LIMER. RUSSELL J. ME LAFAYETTE LINDERS. THOMAS E. EE CLEVELAND. OHIO Sigma Nu: Dolphin Club; Newman Club: 'P” Men’s Club: Skull and Crescent; Swimming Manager LINSENMAYER, WILLIAM K. S COSHOCTON. OHIO Canterbury Club; Interfaith Coun; PIA LITTLE. ROBERT M. CE INDIANAPOLIS Circle Pines House; Baptist Christian Found: SC A LIVELY. PATRICIA A. S BECKLEY. W. VA. Chi Omega: AWS: Debris Queen; Scientist; Student Union LONG. THEODORE F.. PHAR WEST LAFAYETTE APhA LONGLEY. RICHARD M.. JR. EE WESTFIELD. N.J. Seneca: AIEE: HKN; Student Union; Univ Choir LOOKER. OLIN L. ME WATSEKA. ILL. Cary Hall: Sailing Club LOPEZ. ONIE M. HE NEW YORK. N. Y. Alpha Xi Delta: Activ Bur; Debris; Newman Club LORUSSO. DANTE M. ME WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. ASME; Newman Club; Playshop: PIA; Rivet: Zouaves 108 ELKHART LOUGH. ROBERT E. FPHA EE LOUISO, DALE B. ChE ANDERSON PI Kappa Alpha; Debris; Omega Chi Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma LOVE. ROBERT B. EE PORTSMOUTH. VA. Theta Xi; Activ Bur; AIEE LOVISA, RITA A. S INDIANAPOLIS Chi Omega: AWS; Modern Dance Club: Newman Club: Student Union; WAA LOWE. JAMES H. CE MADISON. N. J. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; ASCE LOWELL. JOAN EL PHAR KOKOMO Alpha Chi Omega; Student Union; WAA LOWERY. JOHN E. PHAR INDIANAPOLIS Delta Chi; APhA; MU Band; Pharmacist LUCAS. BARBARA E. HE WEST NEWTON FPHA; Collegiate 4-H Club; V C Meredith Club; WAA LUCAS. KENNETH E. AG MULBERRY Ag Ed Soc; Folk-a-Whirlers; PIA LUCE. ROBERT C. EE OAK PARK. ILL. Acacia; AIEE; HKN LUCE, ROBERT D. CE SHREVEPORT. LA. HaU “X”; ASCE LUEDEKING, MARY E. S LAFAYETTE Delta Gamma; Canterbury Club; Town Girls Club; YWCA: Young Democrats had better confess ’ and nine people stood up ... LUHMAN, DOROTHY L. S FORT WAYNE Kappa Kappa Gamma; Alpha Lambda Delta; Delta Rho Kappa; Gold Pepper; Kappa Delta Pi; Mortar Bd; Student Union LUKOW, KENNETH R. ChE ELMWOOD PARK. ILL Cary HaU; AIChE; Gamma Delta; PIA; Quarterdeck Soc LUMPKIN. LOUIS A. AG LOSANTVILLE Rochdale House; PIA; SC A; Wesley Found LUNDEGARD, MARY M. HE BOURBON Sigma Kappa; Folk-a-Whirlers; Harlequin Show; Pan Am Club; Playshop; Student Union LUSCHE, JOHN E. S INDIANAPOLIS Alpha EpsUon Delta; Crew; Quarterdeck Soc; Unlv Choir LUDDON, FORREST A. II CE ROCKFORD. ILL. Kappa Delta Rho. Pres; ASCE: Harlequin Show; I-F Council: Playshop; Skull and Crescent; Student Coun; Student Union LYONS. MARY L. S HARTFORD CITY WRH; YWCA MACAULAY. BARBARA A. S DAYTON. OHIO WRH MACKEY. BETTY J. HE LAFAYETTE Jr Prom Comm: Playshop; Town Girls Club: V C Meredith Club: WAA MADDOX. WILLIAM R. AG OTTERBEIN Cary Hall: Ag Econ Club; Young Republicans MAGART. GRANT L. EE LAFAYETTE HKN MAGEE, M. ANN PHAR MOLINE. ILL. Kappa Kappa Gamma; AWS; Lutheran Student Assn: Unlv Lutheran A sem; WAA. V Pres MAHLER. GEORGE F. PHAR SOUTH BEND APhA. Pres; Kappa Psi; Pharmacist: Rho Chi MAIER, EARL C. AG HAMILTON Ag Ed Soc MALONE, AUDREY M. HE ODON Collegiate 4-H Club; Kappa Delta Pi; V C Meredith Club MALOON, JAMES R. S KENDALLVILLE Hall “X ; Playshop; Purdue Players; Theta Alpha Phi. V Pres MANDELBAUM, JOYCE S MAPLEWOOD. N. J. Sigma Delta Tau. V Pres; Delta Rho Kappa; Hlllel Found; Kappa Delta Pi MARCOTTE. DONALD J. AE KANKAKEE. ILL. Luma. V Pres: IAS; Newman Club; SAE MARCUS. STANLEY A. ChE CHICAGO. ILL. Tau Epsilon Phi MARKLEY. SUSANNE HE BLUFFTON Kappa Kappa Gamma; Gold Pepper; Kappa Delta Pi: Mortar Bd: Omicron Nu; Student Union. V Pres; Triton 109 MARKOE, KALMAN M. ME NEW YORK. N. Y. Tau Epsilon Phi: ASME; Crew HARLEY. JOHN C. AG SUMMITVILLE Lambda Chi Alpha; Activ Bur: Hoof and Horn MARSH. ROLAND O. FPHA: ASCE MARTIN. ROBERT G. MARTIN. WILLIS R. FPHA MASON. DONALD J. Delta Rho Kappa MASSEY. RICHARD W. CE WEST LAFAYETTE AG BLOOMINGTON EE HENDERSON. KY. S KOKOMO ME Cary Hall: Sailing Club MASTERS. JOSEPH N. AE SCHENECTADY. N. Y. DECATUR Pi Kappa Phi: Aeromodelers; Gamma Alpha Rho: IAS MATEJA. PHILIP J. PE WHITING Cary Hall: P” Men's Club. V Pres; PIA; Var Baseball: Var Football MATSUURA, THOMAS O. CE WAIANAE. OAHU. HAWAII State House: ASCE; Chi Epsilon MATTHEWS. JAMES P. ME PERU SAE; SC A MATTISON. VICTOR A.. JR. EE CHICAGO. ILL. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Harlequin Show; Unlv Choir; Varsity Glee Club MATYUS. GEORGE R. AgEng NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J. Acacia; APO: ASAgE; DcMoyal Club. Pres; SAME MAUL. RAYMOND L. EE SCHENECTADY. N. Y. Cary Hall: AIEE; Newman Club; PIA MAXSON. RALPH E. ME ELMHURST. ILL. Triangle: ASME: Exponent: Harlequin Show; Mil Band MAXWELL. DONALD C. AG AKRON. OHIO Kappa Sigma: Dairy Club: DeMolay Club; Football Manager: Gimlet Club. Pres; “P Men’s Club MAY. CHARLES W. EE SPENCER FPHA MAY. GEORGIANNE L. S WEST LAFAYETTE Kappa Kappa Gamma: Alpha Lambda Delta; Delta Rho Kappa: Exponent: Gold Pepper; Harlequin Show; Purdue Players; Theta Alpha Phi MAYNER. HAROLD B. PHAR ROSELLE. N. J. Hall X'’: Omega Psl Phi. Pres; Alpha Phi Omega: APhA. V Pres; I-F Council; Kappa Psl; Skull and Crescent McCAIN. WILLIAM S BROOKSTON Concert Choir: Harlequin Show; Unlv Choir: Varsity Glee Club Will the army let me wear my fraternity pin? ... McCAMMACK, MERRILL T. AG COATESVILLE Hall • X : Ag Econ Club: Mil Band: Unlv Choir McCARDLE. LOIS A. HE GREENSBURG Alpha Delta Pi. V Pres: Gold Pepper: Pan Hel Coun. V Pres. Pres McCLAIN. THOMAS W. ME MERCER, PA. ASME McCLUNG. THOMAS H. AG PITTSBORO FPHA McCOLLOUGH. MARY C. PHAR CRAWFORDS VILLE Glenwood; APhA; Harlequin Show; Kappa Epsilon: PIA: Rho Chi; SCA; Unlv Orchestra McCORMICK. RICHARD D. S LAFAYETTE Mil Band: Reamer Club; Scientist. Managing Editor; Sigma Delta Chi McCUBBIN. JOHN G. ChE DETROIT. MICH. Cary Hall: AIChE McCUNE, JAMES A. ME PITTSBURGH. PA. Sigma Alpha Epsilon McCURDY. MARIAN E. PHAR RICHMOND Sigma Kappa. V Pres; APhA: Kappa Epsilon; Pharmacist: Rho Chi: Student Union; WAA; YWCA McCUTCHEON, ORLA E. ChE WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA; AIChE: Canterbury Club McDaniel, Robert f. ag wabash Circle Pines, Pres; Ag Econ Club: Baptist Christian Found: PIA: Purduvians; SCA; Young Republicans McFarland, john t.. jr. me glendale. mo. Sigma Chi; ASME: MU Band no McGIFFIN, JOHN P. PE KENDALLVILLE Delta Upsllon, V Pres. Pres; I-F Council: Interfrat Pres Coun; Kappa Delta PI; Var Baseball; Var Basketball McGrath, Charles k. s lafayette Newman Club; PIA mcgrath. kenneth r. chE south whitley Hall ■•X”; AICliE McHENRY. LAWRENCE E. EE CHICAGO. ILL. Cary Hall; AIEE mcintosh. wayne t. citE lafayette AIChE; Am Rocket Soc; Camera Club; Playshop; PIA McINTYRE. LOIS A. HE CINCINNATI. OHIO Alpha XI Delta; AWS; Green Guard; Student Union; V C Meredith Club: WBAA; WAA McKAY, ROBERT A. ME INDIANAPOLIS McKEAGUE. JOHN P. ME CHICAGO. ILL. Sigma Phi Epsilon: ASME; Sailing Club McKinney, mark g. ag kirklin Alpha Gamma Rho. V Pres; Agriculturist. Editor; Hoof and Horn. Pres; Alpha Zeta; Skull and Crescent; Sigma Delta Chi; POMM McKinney, norris p. ee sheridan Hall “X ; AIEE; HKN; IRE; Purdue Pedalcrs; Var Christian Fellow McROBKRTS. ANN C. S WILMINGTON. DEL. Phi Mu. Pres; Gold Pepper: Harlequin Show; Play-shop; Purdue Players: Radio Guild; WBAA; Women’s Press Club; YWCA McVAY. WILLIAM G. AG CAMDEN Farm House; Ag Ed Soc; Alpha Zeta; Kappa Delta MEAD, ALISON C. S INDIANAPOLIS Kappa Alpha Theta. V Pres: Activ Bur: Debris; Gold Pepper. V Pres; Pan Hel Coun; Sailing Club; Student Coun; WAA MEAD. GEORGE E. T IE INDIANAPOLIS Iota Lambda Sigma: Student Coun: Young Democrats. V Pres MEADE. JACK S. AT POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y. FPHA; Exponent: IAS MEEK. STANLEY A. AG NEWCASTLE Kappa Sigma: Alpha Zeta: Camera Club; Hort 8oc MEEKS, T. EARL EE COALMONT. TENN. Cary Hall: AIEE; HKN MEJIA, DARIO J. ChE MEDELLIN. COLOMBIA. S. A. Cary Hall: AIChE; Newman Club: Pan Am Club MELTON. JAMES D. CE WEST LAFAYETTE ASCE; Chi Epsilon MEMELO. RICHARD A. S SCOTIA. N. Y. Sigma Phi Epsilon No MA for me, but I’m MENEGHIN, ERIC D. EE WEST SPRINGFIELD. MASS. Cary Hall: AIEE: Newman Club MENTZER, JOHN E. AgEng NEW HARMONY ASAgE MENZER, PAUL J.. JR. ME MARION. OHIO Phi Kappa Psi; ASME: PI Tau Sigma: Skull and Crescent; Student Union; Var Debate Team MERANDA. FRANK R. ChE INDIANAPOLIS AIChE. V Pres: Camera Club: Engineer; Omega Chi Epsilon. Pres; Phi Lambda Upsllon: Tau Beta Pi MERGENTIME, CHARLES E. CE CHAPPAQUA. N. Y. Phi Kappa Sigma, V Pres; ASCE; Boxing Club; Skull and Crescent; Var Wrestling MERGY. ARTHUR E. EE PARKERSBURG. W. VA. Theta Xi, Pres; AIEE: Canterbury Club; Engineer; I-F Council: IRE; Skull and Crescent MEYER. RICHARD E. CE GRIFFIN ASCE; Harlequin Show; Univ Choir; Varsity Glee Club MEYER. WALTER E. ChE ELMHURST. ILL. Alpha Chi Rho MEYERS, DONNALOU S CINCINNATI. OHIO WRH; AWS: Delta Rho Kappa; Forensics Club. Pres; Gamma Delta; Gold Pepper; Tau Kappa Alpha. Pres. V Pres: MICHELSON, NORMAN R. FOR ASHTABULA. OHIO Beta Sigma Psi MICKLE WRIGHT, RICHARD A. CE TRENTON. N. J. Pi Kappa Alpha. V Pres; ASCE; Skull and Crescent; Student Coun MIESSLER. BARBARA S. HE ELMHURST. ILL. Pi Beta Phi, V Pres; Concert Choir; Gold Pepper; Kappa Delta Pi: Mortar Bd: Omicron Nu; Purduvi-ans; Radio Guild Women’s Press Club going to try for a MRS ... in MILBY. THOMAS H. S SOUTH BEND Phi Delta Theta. V Pres; Exponent. Circulation Manager; Alpha Epsilon Delta: Gimlet Club MILLARD. LEON C. S SCOTIA, N. Y. Sigma Phi Epsilon. V Pres; SAM; Student Union MILLER. ALFRED E. PHAR BRADLEY BEACH. N. J. Hall X ; APhA; Rho Chi; WCCR MILLER. ALVIN T. ME GARY Sigma Alpha Epsilon; ASME MILLER. EDWARD J. ME NORTH VERNON Kneale; Mil Band; Newman Club; SAME MILLER. HARRY JR. ME WABASH ASME MILLER. HARVEY E. AE SOUTH BEND Aeromodelers; IAS; Scabbard and Blade MILLER. HELEN L. S KENDALLVILLE Glen wood. Pres; Pan Am Club; PIA; SCA; Student Coun; Wesley Found MILLER. JANET L. PHAR CINCINNATI. OHIO WRH. Governor; Alpha Lambda Delta; Exponent; Kappa Epsilon; Tomahawk; Univ Choir MILLER. JOHN D. AG WEST LAFAYETTE Baptist Christian Found; Hoof and Horn MILLER, LEON H.. JR. ME MOORESVILLE Theta Chi; ASME; Chandclle Sq; Exponent MILLER. MARY J. ME WABASH ASME; Pi Omlcron, V Pres MILLER. NORMA H. HE SOUTH BEND WRH; Collegiate 4-H Club; Newman Club; PIA; Student Union; V C Meredith Club; WBAA; WAA MILLER. NORMA RUTH HE SAN PIERRE WRH; V C Meredith Club MILLER, PATRICIA A. PHAR SOUTH BEND Alpha XI Delta, Pres; APhA; AWS; Kappa Epsilon. V Pres; Pharmacist; Univ Choir MILLER. PATTY J. S VINCENNES IAP MILLER, RICHARD D. S NEW YORK. N. Y. Pi Upsilon; Alpha Epsilon Delta; APO; Am Rocket Soc; Outing Club MILLER, ROBERT P. EE WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA; AIEE; HKN MILLER. SAYERS J. PE WEST LAFAYETTE WBAA MILLER. WILBUR E. PHAR ANDERSON Hall ■‘X”; APhA; Assoc Res Coun; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Quarterdeck Soc; Reamer Club; Rho Chi; Tomahawk Rain —I almost grew webbed feet and scales!... MILLS. ROBERT E. PHAR NEW MARKET FPHA MILTON. RICHARD ML S BROOKLINE. MASS. Tau Epsilon Phi, V Pres; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Delta Rho Kappa; Mu Epsilon Delta MITCHELL. CLETUS R. AG TELL CITY Farm House; Ag Ed Soc; Folk-a-Whirlers MODISETT, N. FRANKLIN S CAMDEN Tau Kappa Epsilon: Harlequin Show; Playshop; Purdue Players; Scabbard and Blade; Univ Choir; WBBA; Varsity Glee Club MOGAN, SIDNEY E. AG ROME Newman Club MOLL. MAGNUS EE WEST ORANGE. N. J. MONARCH, MARILYN L. S OWENSBORO. KY. Delta Gamma: Gold Pepper; Harlequin Show; Play-shop; Purdue Players. Pres; Theta Alpha Phi MONTGOMERY, FLOYD W.. JR. ME HAMMOND MONTGOMERY, MAXINE A. HE BROOK WRH: Collegiate 4-H Club; Univ Choir; V C Meredith Club; Wesley Found MONTGOMERY, NORMAN E. CE HAMILTON, OHIO Phi Kappa Psi; ASCE: Gimlet Club; Newman Club: “P Men’s Club; Skull and Crescent; Var Football MOODY, ALEXANDER C. AG TERRE HAUTE Ag Ed Soc MOORE. CECIL L. AE SAN ANTONIO. TEX. FPHA; Aero-Liner; Am Rocket Soc; IAS; PIA; Student Union; Var Debate Team; Young Republicans m MOORE. LARRY W. ME GRABILL Acromodelcrs: ASME; PI Tau Sigma; PIA MOORE. MALCOLM L. ME UNIVERSITY CITY. MO. Kappa Sigma; ASME; I-F Council; Student Union MOORE. MARYANN S WEST LAFAYETTE Phi Mu: Delta Rho Kappa; Gold Pepper; Town Girls Club; YWCA. Pres MOORES. HAROLD W. CE SOUTH PORTLAND. MAINE POMM MOREIIEAD. DOROTHY G. S HIGHLAND PARK. MICH. Zeta Tau Alpha; Delta Rho Kappa; Harlequin Show; Kappa Delta Pi; Modem Dance Club; WAA; Majorette MORGAN. HAROLD R. ME CHICAGO. ILL. MORRISH. SUZANNE L. HE PLEASANT RIDGE. MICH. Alpha Delta PI; Harlequin Show; Playshop; Purdue Players; WAA MORRISON. ALLEN K. AG JEFFERSONVILLE FPHA; Ag Ed Soc; Agriculturist: APO; Dairy Club; Hort Soc; Univ Choir; Wesley Found MOULTON. CHARLES E. CE DENVER Hall ••X”; ASCE. Pres; Chi Epsilon; POMM; Tau Beta Pi MULLEN. BETTY E. S WEISSPORT. PA. Alpha Delta Pi: Gold Pepper; Kappa Delta Pi; Sportswomen; Triton; WAA MUR1N, JOSEPH E„ JR. ME CHICAGO. ILL. Cary Hall; ASME; Newman Club; Pi Tau Sigma MURPHY. CHARLES J. AG INDIANAPOLIS Phi Kappa Sigma; Gimlet Club; Hoof and Horn; P” Men‘s Club; Var Wrestling MURPHY. GENEVA HE MOUNT PLEASANT Collegiate 4-H Club; Concert Choir; Student Coun; V C Meredith Club MUSSELMAN, WILLIAM G. ME GLEN ELLYN. ILL. Student Coun MUSSMAN. LOLA J. HE GRANT PARK. ILL. WRH; Collegiate 4-H Club; Folk-a-Whlrlers; Gamma Delta; Green Guard; Univ Choir; Univ Lutheran Assem; WAA MYERS. C. GLENN S BEREA. OHIO Phi Kappa Tau MYERS. ERSELLE A. ME CICERO FPHA MYERS. GLENVER K. ME LAFAYETTE ASME MYERS, MARTIN L. AT FRANKFORT Cary Hall MYERS. WILLIAM H. AG PERU Phi Delta Theta: Ag Econ Club. V Pres; Agriculturist. Circulation Mgr; Alpha Zeta. Pres; Ceres. Pres; FAO: I-F Council; Phi Eta Sigma What will I do?! My sliding ruler burned out. MYSLAK, THADDEUS B. AE NEW BRITAIN. CONN. Am Rocket Soc; ASME NAAB, RAYMOND II. EE BUFFALO. N. Y. Newman Club; PIA: Scalp and Blade NACHBAR. DON L. ChE INDIANAPOLIS Theta XI; AIChE; Lutheran Stdnt Assn: Univ Lutheran Assem NAFFZIGER, DEWELN H. MetE DELAVAN. ILL. Alpha Tau Omega: Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Student Coun NAGLE. NANCY C. HE NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y. WRH: Folk-a-Whlrlers; Green Guard: Harlequin Show: Playshop; V C Meredith Club: Wesley Found NAKAFUJI. TSUGIO EE LANAI CITY. LANAI, T. H. Cary Hall; AIEE; PIA NANCARROW. RICHARD G., JR. ME RICHMOND Aero Club; Student Union NARTA, RICHARD J. ChE Seneca NAVE. LELAND M. EE AIEE NAZAR. MICHAEL S FPHA NEAL. MARY HELEN S WRH: Scrivener NEAL. THOMAS D. AG Phi Delta Theta; Ag Econ Dai o’ Club: Hoof and Horn WHITING WEST LAFAYETTE HORNELL. N. Y. ANDERSON PARIS. ILL. Club; Agriculturist: 113 NEBURKA. ELIZABETH I. HE ____ WEST LAFAYETTE Kappa Delta Pi: SC A: Univ Choir: Var Christian Fellow: V C Meredith Club: WAA. YWCA NEEDLER. BONNIE L. HE HARTFORD CITY Collegiate 4-H Club: V C Meredith Club: WAA NEIDHOLD. CARL D. AE APPLETON, WIS. Alpha Tau Omega: Aero Club: Gamma Alpha Rho; SAE NELSON. DAVE B. ChE ELGIN. ILL. Theta Tau. Pres: AIChE: Engineer. Editor-in-Chiof: Gimlet Club: I-F Council: Omega Chi Epsilon: Skull and Crescent: Tau Beta Pi NELSON. JOHN E. ME JAMESTOWN. N. Y. Alpha Chi Rho: I-F Council; Skull and Crescent NELSON. RAY M. S WINSLOW NELSON. RONALD F. AG INDIANAPOLIS Phi Kappa Tau: Ceres: Dairy Club; Gimlet Club; P Men’s Club: Var Baseball NEWBERRY. RICHARD B. ME WEST BURLINGTON. IOWA Theta Tau: APO: ASME: Pi Tau Sigma: Var Debate Team NEWCOMB. LEROY J., JR. PHAR Cary Hall NORTH LIBERTY NICHOLS. JOHN V. S GALESBURG. ILL. Phi Kappa Psi: Newman Club: Student Union NICKLAS. JOHN C. ME MICHIGAN CITY Cary Hall; Sailing Club NIEHAUS. RALPH H. AG WEST LAFAYETTE Rochdale. V Pres; Ag Ed Soc: Collegiate 4-H Club; Dairy Club: Folk-a-Whirlers; PIA; SCA FcSkN 100: You’ll have to remove the centerpiece NOLAND. DON E. ME PERU Pi Kappa Alpha: ASHVE; ASME NOLEN. PAMELA A. HE INDIANAPOLIS Kappa Alpha Theta: Activ Bur; Debris: Gold Pep- B r; Harlequin Show; Mortar Bd. Pres; O mi cron u; Purduettes; Univ Choir; WAA NONKEN. HAROLD R. EE PITTSFIELD. MASS. Tau Kappa Epsilon: AIEE; HKN: Harlequin Show; Playshop: Purdue Players; Radio Guild: Tomahawk: WBAA: Wesley Found NORDSTROM. RUSSELL E. ME EDWARDSVILLE. ILL. Theta Tau: ASME: FAO; Gimlet Club. Pres; I-F Council. V Pres: Skull and Crescent: Iron Key NORGARD. DONALD R. AG ANTIOCH. ILL. Hall •,X”: Dairy Club: Hoof and Horn: Model Railroad Club; Outing Club: Railroad Club; Var Christian Fellow NORLING. ROBERT D. Cary Hall; SAME S WILMINGTON. DEL. NORTMAN. JAMES J. EE HTTEFISH BAY. WIS. Exponent; Mil Band; Var Track NORTON, MARGARET E. HE LAKEWOOD. OHIO WRH; Christian Science Org; Scrivener; Student Union; V C Meredith Club OAKES. WALTER C. EE WILLIAMSON. W. VA. AIEE: Student Union: Wesley Found ODERKIRK, EDITH HE WEST LAFAYETTE Exponent; Town Girls Club; Univ Choir; V C Meredith Club; WAA: YWCA ODLE. MARILYN J. HE RIDGEVILLE Alpha XI Delta: Collegiate 4-H Club; Folk-a-Whirl-ers; Kappa Delta Pi; V C Meredith Club ODOM. MARVIN V. PE LIZTON OF.HMIG. RUTH C. HE OAK PARK. ILL. Sigma Kappa; Pan Hel Coun; V C Meredith Club: OEINCK. HAROLD J. AT FAYETTEVILLE. N. Y. FPHA OHR. WARREN E. S HAMMOND Beta Sigma Psi; Gamma Delta; Univ Lutheran Assent OLDHAM. ARTHUR F. ChE CINCINNATI. OHIO Pi Kappa Phi; AIChE: Mil Band; Omega Chi Epsilon OLIPHANT, LESLIE M. FOR BATTLEGROUND FPHA; Forestry Club OLSEN. RUTH J. HE GLEN ELLYN. ILL. Sigma Kappa; YWCA OLSON. DONALD W. CE SOUTH HAVEN. MICH. Cary Hall; Harlequin Show OLSON, WILBUR K.. JR. FOR FORT MADISON. IOWA Cary Hall: Forestry Club; Xi Sigma Pi 114 OMEXSKY, BURTON E. S WAUKEGAN. ILL. Sigma Alpha Mu; Hiliel Found; Scabbard and Blade: Zouaves OPITZ. ELIZABETH A. S HOMEWOOD. ILL. Sigma Kappa; Green Guard: Pan Hcl Coun; V C Meredith Club: Westminster Found; YWCA ORCIIOWSKI, RAYMOND E. EE CHICAGO. ILL. Cary Hall; ALEE O'REILLY. JOHN T. AG MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. Newman Club; PIA OSADA. JERI M. HE ELMHURST. ILL. WRH; Newman Club: V C Meredith Club OSBORN. CHARLES D. PHAR WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA; APhA OS1LI. IFEANYI CE ONITSHA. NIGERIA. AFRICA ASCE: IAP. V Pres OVERBAY. CLEON P. AG BICKNELL FPHA; Ag Boon Club. Pres: Agriculturist. Editor-in-chief; Alpha Zeta; Ceres, V Pres; PIA; Sigma Delta Chi OVERMYER. JAMES D. AG KEWANNA Alpha Gamma Rho; Ag Ed Soc; Alpha Zeta; Collegiate 4-H Club; Hoof and Horn; Kappa Delta Pi OVERMYER. JEAN M. HE ENGLISH FPHA; Kappa Delta Pi: Omlcron Nu; VC Meredith Club; Westminster Found OWENS, KENDALL F. EE HORNELL. N. Y. AIEE: Boxing Club; Debris; DeMolay Club PAFENBERG, GERALD J. AG NORMAN Ag Ed Soc: PIA — the roses don’t match the tomato juice... PALMER. CARL A. EE CHICAGO. ILL. FPHA; AIEE PALMER. SHIRLEY K. HE EVANSVILLE Chi Omega: Activ Bur. Senior Exec: Student Union; Univ Choir: Var Christian Fellow; V C Meredith Club; WAA; YWCA PARDI. R. PATRICK AG INDIANAPOLIS Ag Chem Club PARKER. DAVID M. ME PEORIA. ILL. Sigma Phi Epsilon: ASMS; Debris; Mil Ball Comm; Scabbard ana Blade; Skull and Crescent PARKER. HOWARD A.. JTR. PHAR WINSLOW Hall X ; APhA PARKS. FLOYD L.. JR. S BUFFALO, N. Y. Kappa Delta Rho: Scalp and Blade PARSONS. HAROLD E. PE WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA; P Men's Club; Var Wrestling PARTRIDGE. EDWARD F. T IE MISHAWAKA Pi Kappa Phi; Univ Choir; Wesley Found PATCH. RICHARD W. ME LAFAYETTE ASME; Engineer. Senior Editor: Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; Sigma Delta Chi: Tau Beta Pi; Wesley Found PATRICK. CHARLES W. ME INDIANAPOLIS Phi Delta Theta; Ag Econ Club: Debris; Dolphin Club: I-F Council; Newman Club: Rivet; SAE: SAME; Senior Class, Pres PATRICK. JOSEPH C. CE MANVILLE. N. J. FPHA; ASCE PATTON. DONALD M. EE WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA PAULIN. BETTY L. HE TELL CITY Phi Mu; Collegiate 4-H Club; Harlequin Show; Interfaith Coun; Pan Hel Coun: Playshop; Univ Choir: Univ Orchestra; YWCA PAWLEY. JAMES A. S BERWYN. ILL. Cary Hall PEDERSEN. THOR ME OSLO. NORWAY IAP PEDJOE. JOHN P. AT WORCESTER. MASS. Chandelle Sq; Newman Club: PIA PEELER. ROBERT R. CE LAFAYETTE ASCE PEIIEK. JOHN O. S BELLEROSE. N. Y. Delta Rho Kappa; Sigma Pi Sigma PENDLETON. DONALD A. ME NEW KENSINGTON. PA. Lambda Chi Alpha; Sailing Club PERCIVAL, DONALD H. FOR NASHVILLE FPHA; Forestry Club; Harlequin Show; Univ Orchestra; Xi Sigma Pi IIS PEREIRA, JOSE M. CE PORT-OF-SPAIN. TRINIDAD Marwood House, Pres; ASCE; Chi Epsilon: IAP; Newman Club: Pan Am Club; Soccer Club: SCA PESATL'RO, EMIL W.. JR. AT WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA; Chandelle Sq. Commanding Officer PETERSEN. DONALD E. ME MISHAWAKA Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Mil Ball Comm; Quarterdeck Soc; Skull and Crescent; Student Union, V Pres; Iron Key PETERSON. DONALD K. PHAR WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA; APhA; Kappa Psi; Rho Chi PETERSON. GERALD A. S CHESTERTON Terry House: APO; Sigma PI Sigma PETERSON. THOMAS E. PHAR MICHIGAN CITY Hall “X : APhA; Jr Prom Comm: Kappa Psi; Lutheran Stdnt Assn: Pharmacist. Advertising Manager; PIA PETTY. PAUL E. AE ELNORA FPHA; Gamma Alpha Rho. Pres; IAS; SAE; Tau Beta Pi PETTY. PAULA J. S INDIANAPOLIS WRH; Harlequin Show; Playshop: Purdue Players; Scientist: Student Union: YWCA PFAHLER. WILLIAM B. AG WARSAW Cary Hall: Ag Econ Club; Camera Club; Harlequin Show: Mil Band PFERRER. MAGDALENE E. AG LOUISVILLE. KY. Chi Omego. V Pres: Alpha Lambda Delta: Rivet: Student Union: WAA; YWCA: Young Republicans PHELPS. RICHARD C. FOR FORT WAYNE Seneca: Forestry Club. V Pres: Harlequin Show: Playshop PHILLIPS. MARVIN W. AG SALEM Farm House. V Pres: Baptist Christian Found: Folk-a-Whirlers: Hoof and Horn: Interfrat Pres Coun Just flunked three finals and a bio lab test; PHILLIPS. ROBERT G. ChE INDIANAPOLIS Lambda Chi Alpha. Pres: Actlv Bur: AIChE: Catalyst Club. Pres; Exponent; Harlequin Show; I-F Council: Student Union PICA. ANTHONY P. PHAR SOUTH BEND State House, Pres: Newman Club: PIA; SCA PICKFORD, PATRICIA S MUNSTER Pi Beta Phi; Harlequin Show: Kappa Delta Pi: Newman Club: Pan Hel Coun; Student Union; WAA PICKRELL, MANFORD E., JR. S EAST AURORA. N. Y. Kappa Delta Rho: FAO; Jr Prom Comm; Scalp and Blade PILLSBURY. SHIRLEY A. HE WESTLAKE. OHIO Alpha Delta Pi: AWS. V Pres: Gamma Delta: Gold Pepper; Green Guard: Omlcron Nu: Unlv Lutheran Assem: V C Meredith Club: WAA PINILLA. EDWARD H. CE MARACALBO. VENEZUELA Cary Hall: Chi Epsilon; Newman Club: Pan Am Club: Phi Eta Sigma PINNICK. R. MARK CE INDIANAPOLIS Sigma PI: ASCE: Baptist Christian Found; Ex- ponent: Mil Band: Rivet PINSAK. WILLIAM F. CE EAST CHICAGO Kappa Sigma; ASCE PIPER, JOAN HE PRINCETON. ILL. Delta Gamma; Debris: Exponent: Senior Class. Treas; Student Union: V C Meredith Club: WAA PITTET. EDWARD R. S GARY Phi Kappa Psi PITTS. PHILIP C. AG STINESVILLE Ceres PLACE. JOAN M. HE PITTSBURGH. PA. Alpha Delta Pi: AWS: Playshop: WAA PLANTE. AMOS A. ME MAPLEWOOD. N. J. Phi Kappa Tau; Pi Tau Sigma: Quarterdeck Soc: Scabbard and Blade PLASTERER, ELOISE C. HE FAIRMOUNT WRH: Choraleers; Univ Choir; V C Meredith Club PLATT. RICHARD D. ME YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO Cary Hall: ASME: Newman Club PLETTNER, RICHARD M. EE MILWAUKEE. WIS. Theta Xi: AIEE: Debris: HKN: Harlequin Show; Mil Band: Unlv Orchestra; Young Republicans PLOTHOW. ANTHONY F. PHAR PERU Cary Hall; APhA; Harlequin Show; Playshop POFF. MARY L. HE NEW ALBANY Sigma Kappa: Folk-a-Whirlers; Interfaith Coun: Newman Club: Rivet: Tau Beta Pi; Univ Choir: V C Meredith Club; WBAA POLLARD. BILL G. EE INDIANAPOLIS POLLOCK. RUSSELL M. PHAR SHORT HILLS. N. J. 116 Lambda Chi Alpha; APhA POTTER. EDWIN J. ME PITTSFIELD. MASS. ASME: Mil Band: Sailing Club; Univ Choir POTTER. MARY J. HE WEST LEBANON WRH; Folk-a-Whlrlers; Univ Choir; V C Meredith Club; WAA POWELL. DAVID W. S PITTSFIELD. MASS. Delta Chi: Delta Rho Kappa: Harlequin Show; Mil Band; Sailing Club; Scabbard and Blade; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tomahawk POWELL. DWANE E. PHAR MACY POWLEN. PATRICK A. AG LOGANSPORT Cary Hall: Alpha Zeta: Ceres; POMM PRIBLE. GLEN V. CE WARREN ASCE PRIEBE. PATRICIA A. PHAR LAKEWOOD. OHIO WRH: Alpha Lambda Delta: APhA; Kappa Epsilon. Pres: Rho Chi PROBASCO. CAROLYN J. HE WEST POINT Collegiate 4-H Club: Folk-a-Whirlers: Sports- women: Town Girls Club: Univ Choir: V C Meredith Club: Wesley Found; WAA PRUITT. GENE E. AG BAINBRIDGE Ag Ed Soc; Ceres PURYEAR. DANIEL O. EE FRANKLIN. TENN. Cary Hall; HKN PYSKA. WALTER E. T IE NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y. Activ Bur; Iota Lambda Sigma: Newman Club RAAB. RONALD B. AT TOLEDO. OHIO Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Student Union oh well —down to Harry’s in RABIN. PAUL S. AG INDIANAPOLIS Hillcl Found: Poultry Club: PIA RADICH. GEORGE J. FOR EAST CHICAGO Sigma Phi Epsilon; Forestry Club: Glider Club: Quarterdeck Soc: Scabbard and Blade RADTKE, MARIAN D. S INDIANAPOLIS Alpha Xi Delta: Debris: Univ Lutheran Assem; Women's Press Club RAFFA, CAROL J. PHAR JAMESTOWN. N. Y. Zeta Tau Alpha RAGAINS, CAROL F. S SILVER SPRING. MD. Kappa Kappa Gamma: AWS; Exponent: WAA RAGAINS. ROBERT L. S WEST LAFAYETTE Delta Tau Delta RAJ. D. DORAI ME COIMBATORE. S. INDIA Seneca; ASME; IAS; India Stdnt Assn; SAE RAKESTRAW. ARTHUR S., JR. S EVANSTON. ILL. Theta Xi: Canterbury Club; Scientist RAHKA. MOHAMMED A. EE HYDERABAD DECCAN. INDIA AIEE; India Stdnt Assn RANDICH. DONALD M. S CHICAGO. ILL. Boxing Club; Harlequin Show; Newman Club RANEY. JOHN P. AgEng BUTLER Cary Hall; Alpha Zeta; ASAgE; Ceres; Christian Science Org, Pres; Folk-a-Whirlers RATHBUN. JOHN II. ME SWARTHMORE. PA. Hall -X ; PIA; SAE; Student Union RATTS. WANDA G. HE MARTINSVILLE Alpha Xi Delta. V Pres; Alpha Lambda Delta; Debris. Senior Ed: Gold Pepper; Green Guard. Pres; Mortar Bd; Omicron Nu RAUTH. RUTH E. HE BOONVILLE WRH: Collegiate 4-H Club: Harlequin Show; V C Meredith Club RAY. THORNTON L. CE CINCINNATI. OHIO Cary Hall; ASCE: Chi Epsilon REDMAN. JAMES E. ME PERRYSBURG. OHIO ASME: Camera Club; PIA REED. DALE D. AgEng VEEDERSBURG Triangle: APO; ASAgE; Collegiate 4-H Club: Engineer; SAME: Student Union REED. SAMUEL II. AG CROWN POINT Delta Tau Delta; Hoof and Horn; Newman Club: Poultry Club; Student Union REIBEL. MARILYN F. S ELIZABETH. N. J. WRH; Student Union REICH. LELAND L. EE INDIANAPOLIS AIEE: Christian Science Org schooners 117 REICHELT, JAMES V. S TERRE HAUTE Phi Kappa Tau: FAO; I-F Council Office REIFF, HAROLD E. AO BURNETTSVILLE Alpha Gamma Rho; Agriculturist: Alpha Zeta; Ceres; Harlequin Show; MU Band; Skull and Crescent; Varsity Glee Club REIFF, PIERRE R. CE KRIER. LUXEMBOURG India Stdnt Assn; Int Assn. RENAUD, MICHEL P. ChE PARIS. FRANCE Catalyst Club RENBARGER. PHYLLIS R. HE WABASH WRH: AWS; Baptist Christian Found; Collegiate 4-H Club; Kappa Beta; Kappa Delta Pi; Omlcron Nu. Pres; Student Coun RENK. JAMES M. CE CHICAGO. ILL. ASCE; Chi Epsilon; Glider Club; Newman Club REPP. DUANE L. ME SOUTH BEND Alpha Chi Rho. Pres: ASME; I-F Council: Newman Club; SkuU and Crescent REPS. WILLIAM F. CE NORTH BELLMORE. N.Y. Phi Kappa Psi; ASCE: Exponent: Harlequin Show; Newman Club: “P” Mens Club; Playshop; Var Baseball: Var Football: WBAA REYNOLDS. V. JOY HE FISHERS Phi Mu; Collegiate 4-H Club; Privateers, V Pres; V C Meredith Club; Wesley Found: WAA; YWCA REYNOLDS. WARREN C. AE YONKERS. N. Y. Phi Sigma Kappa; Debris; Harlequin Show; IAS: Unlv Choir RHEINERANK, BARBARA L. HE FORT WAYNE Chi Omega: Debris: Green Guard: Harlequin Show: Rivet; Student Union; V C Meredith Club; WBAA; YWCA RHINESPERGER. LOIS M. HE HAMMOND Phi Mu; Alpha Lambda Delta; Int Assn: Kappa Delta PI; Omlcron Nu; V C Meredith Club; Westminster Found; YWCA RICH. J. M. SANFORD AT COVINGTON RICH. JUNE Z. S WILMINGTON. DEL. Sigma Delta Tau. V Pres; Harlequin Show; Hlllol Found: Pan Hel Coun; Playshop; Scientist; WBAA; Women's Press Club RICH. WARREN E. CE INDIANAPOLIS Delta Upsilon, Pres: Chi Epsilon: Exponent: Intcr-frat Pres Coun RICHARDSON, BOBBIE L. EM INDIANAPOLIS FPHA; Chi Epsilon RICHARDSON. VERNE AG PETERSBURG Rochdale; Alpha Zeta: Ceres; SCA RICHESON. CHARLES E. ME OAKLAND CITY ASME RICKEL. WILLIAM G. AG PITTSBURGH, PA. RICKER, RICHARD L. PE FRANKFORT Sigma Chi; Gimlet Club: “P Men’s Club: Spiked Shoe Club: Var Track They say activities are good for the soul, but RIDER. ELLIANNE L. S KINGSTON. N. Y. Sigma Kappa; Student Coun; WAA; YWCA: Young Republicans RIDGE. ROBERT C. ME HAMMOND Hall • X ; Pi Tau Sigma RIEBS. DON R. ME ELKHART Christian Science Org RIEGLE. ROBERT J. PE ALLISON PARK. PA. State House; Newman Club: PIA; SCA RIGA. ANTHONY F. PHAR GARY APhA; Newman Club; Scientist RIGBY. LAWRENCE E. CE MINERVA. OHIO ASCE; Chi Epsilon; PIA RIGGINS. A. PATRICK. JR. AG INDIANAPOLIS Tau Kappa Epsilon: Ag Econ Club; Harlequin Show; MU Band; Unlv Orchestra RIGGS. GORDON B. S SULLIVAN Theta Chi. Pres: I-F CouncU: Interim Pres Coun; Student Union RIISE. ERIK ME GARY Cary Hall R1MKUS. JOHN J. ME CHICAGO. ILL. ASME; Newman Club; PIA: Student Coun RINK. JOHN P. S MILLERSBURG RITENOUR, JAMES K. S LAFAYETTE HITTER, BETTY L. S NEWCASTLE Kappa Alpha Theta: AWS: Green Guard: Kappa Beta; Kappa Delta PI; WAA; Young Republicans RITTER. RAYMOND H. AG TANGIER Ag Ed Soc; Boxing Club ROBERTS. DONNA L. S FORT WAYNE PI Beta Phi. V Pros; Debris; Green Guard; WAA ROBERTS. GEORGE C. S BUCK CREEK Scientist; Young Democrats ROBERTS. JAMES E. Cary mode MetE SOUTH HAVEN. MICH Hall; Canterbury Club: Sailing Club. V Corn-lore ROBERTS. JAY G. AG WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA; Alpha Zeta: Ceres ROBERTSON. HARRY S. ME COLUMBUS. OHIO ASME; DeMolay Club. Pres; FAO; Mil Ball Comm; Playshop; Sailing Club; Zouaves ROBINSON. JAMES M. OUi CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA FPHA ROBISON, LAWRENCE L. PE FRANKFORT ROCK. B. WILLIAM S ROCHESTER. N. Y. Tau Epsilon Phi. V Pres ROE. ROBERT F. EE KALAMAZOO. MICH. ROGERS, CHARLES EE CRAWFORDSVILLE Cary Hall; Chandellc Sq: HKN; Harlequin Show ROGERS, FRED L.. JR. EE CORBIN. KY. Am Rocket Soc; WCCR ROGERS, GINGER HE GARDEN CITY. N. Y. Alpha XI Delta: Sailing Club; V C Meredith Club ROGERSON. JOAN F. HE WEST LAFAYETTE Glen wood; AWS; PIA; SCA; Westminster Found. ROGERSON. WILLIAM E. MetE NEW KENSINGTON. PA. Theta Xi; AI Min MetE: ASM; Catalyst Club ROHRER. STANLEY E. S WAKARUSA Camera Club. Pres; Chandelle Sq: Modern Dance Club; Scabbard and Blade Drill Team ROKICKI, THEODORE R. S TOLEDO. OHIO Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Exponent: Kappa Delta Pi; P Men's Club: Var Baseball ROLL. WILLIAM D. PHAR LINTON APhA; Exponent: Kappa Psl; Pharmacist. Editor; PIA ROSAUER. ELMER A. AG CHICAGO. ILL. Ceres; Harlequin Show; Interfaith Coun: Newman Club. V Pres: Univ Choir I wonder if it’ll show in a job interview... ROSBOROUGH. RICHARD D. ChE KENTLAND Tau Kappa Epsilon; AIChE; Chandelle Sq; Mil Ball Comm; Scabbard and Blade ROSBOTTOM. DRESSEL M. AG FPHA: Ag Ed Soc NEW SALISBURY ROSE. RICHARD II. AG LAFAYETTE Phi Delta Theta: Ag Econ Club: Alpha Zeta: Dairv Club: Student Union; Young Republicans ROSS. DELBERT E. ChE Rochdale; Exponent: Zouaves ROSS. JAMES W., JR. CE Theta Chi; ASCE ROSSEN. NORMAN T. ChE AIChE ROUSH. JAMES H. AG Ag Ed Soc RUBIN, ALLEN G. ChE HUNTINGTON STA., N. Y. International House; AIChE: Camera Club; Hillel Found; SCA; Student Union RUBRIGHT, RICHARD J. AG DYER Hort Soc; Phi Eta Sigma RUDIN. THOMAS W. EE HOMEWOOD. ILL. Cary Hall; AIEE; Newman Club; Pcndragon; PIA RULKA, KGNACE PHAR WEST LAFAYETTE FPHA; APhA; Newman Club RUMBLE. JOHN V. ME SAN FRANCISCO. CALIF. Tau Kappa Epsilon; ASME; Pi Tau Sigma; POMM; Scabbard and Blade MOORESVILLE CULPEPER. VA. CHICAGO. ILL. PONETC 119 Have to go and pay a five dollar fine. The RUND, ROBERT A. AE PALISADES PARK. N. J. Alpha Chi Rho: Am Rocket Soc: Harlequin Show RUND A. HOWARD D. S LAFAYETTE Phi Delta Theta; Harlequin Show; Univ Choir; Varsity Glee Club RUNYON. GERALD L. AG WAYNETOWN Chaunccy: Ag Ed Soc; Dairy Club: Kappa Delta Pi; PIA; POMM; SCA RUSH. ALVIN P. AgEng ELKHART Luma; ASAgE RUSSELL, RICHARD H. AG CROWN POINT RYAN. JOHN K. T IE CHICAGO. ILL. Newman Club: PIA RYAN. WILLIAM H. CE ROSWELL. N. MEX. Theta XI; ASCE; DeMolay Club; Engineer; SAME SABA. SABA N. EE DAMASCUS. SYRIA Cary Hall; AIEE; Canterbury Club; Int Assn SABIN. EDWARD R. EE WILMETTE. ILL. APO; AIEE; Engineer; PIA SACKR1DER. ELBERT K. ME FORT WAYNE Aeromodelers; Am Rocket Soc; ASME; Gamma Delta: PIA SAETHER. TORE V. ME OSLO. NORWAY SALZMAN, F. PHILIP. JR. ME SHAKER HEIGHTS. OHIO Phi Gamma Delta. Pres; ASME; Baseball Manager: Dolphin Club: Gimlet Club: Mil Ball Comm: ,-P Men’s Club: Scabbard and Blade SAMMONS. JEFFREY R. S LAFAYETTE Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Harlequin Show; Playshop; Purdue Players: Theta Alpha Phi; WBAA SAMUELS. OREN D., JR. AT RICHMOND SANDS. MARIETTA L. HE EVANSVILLE Chi Omega; Debris; Student Union; V C Meredith Club: WAA SANDS. MARILYN J. HE EVANSVILLE Chi Omega: Debris: Student Union: WAA SANKS. DAVID R. ChE BOONVILLE Cary Hall: Quarterdeck Soc SANTEE. NEIL M. CE BELVIDERE. ILL. Tau Kappa Epsilon; ASCE; ASME SANZEL. PHYLLIS M. PHAR ROCHESTER, N. Y. Alpha Epsilon Phi; Hillel Found; Pharmacist; Women's Press Club SARGEANT. CHARLES R. 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OHIO Beta Theta PI: Canterbury Club; Omega Chi Epsilon: Phi Eta Sigma SCHERZINGER. RICHARD A. S CINCINNATI. OHIO Phi Kappa. Pres; I-F Council; Interfrat Pres Coun; Interfaitn Coun: Newman Club 120 SCHICHT, RICHARD J. AgEng ELBURN. ILL. Dover; ASAgE; PIA; SCA SCHIEWE, ARTHUR J. EE ANDERSON AIEE; Engineer; Phi Eta Sigma SCHLATTER. VICTOR K. S GRABILL Cary Hall; Delta Rho Kappa; Forensics Club; Pen-dragon; Phi Eta Sigma SCHLICKSUP. JOHN F. PHAR PEORIA, ILL Phi Kappa SCHLUETER, ROBERT E. MetE INDIANAPOLIS AI Min MetE SCHMITT, RICHARD V. AG INDIANAPOLIS SCHMUTZI.ER, MILTON D. AG STAUNTON, ILL. Alpha Zeta; Ceres SCHNEIDER. EDWARD B. S ROCHESTER. N. Y. Camera Club; Chess Club; Hillel Found SCHNEPF. FRITZ G., JR. AG BRINGHURST Tau Kappa Epsilon: Ag Econ Club: Camera Club; Ceres; Collegiate 4-H Club; Mil Band SCHOLL. LAWRENCE A. AG CONNERSVILLE Cary Hall; Ag Econ Club; Ag Ed Soc; Dairy Club; Folk-a-Whirlers, Pres; Harlequin Show; Lutheran SWnt Assn, Pres SCHOLLAERT, ROBERT J. ME BEAVER FALLS. PA. Phi Kappa: ASME; Newman Club; Student Coun; Student Union SCHOPMF.YER, MARVIN L. AG BOWLING GREEN Circle Pines House: Ag Ed Soc; Collegiate 4-H Club: Folk-a-Whirlers; SCA; Var Baseball SCHREINER, GERALD F. ME PLAIN. WIS. Cary Hall; ASME; Newman Club SCHROEDER, F. HAROLD EE DETROIT. MICH. Phi Kappa Sigma. V Pres: IRE; Lutheran Stdnt Assn SCHROEDER, RICHARD L. AT HAMMOND Phi Sigma Kappa; Basketball Manager; I-F Council: Skull and Crescent SCHROYER, BETTY J. HE WEST LAFAYETTE Kappa Alpha Theta. Pres; Alpha Lambda Delta: Gold Pepper: Mortar Bd; Playshop; Triton; V C Meredith Club SCHUH, MARLOUISE J. HE LARWILL Zeta Tau Alpha; Folk-a-Whirlers; V C Meredith Club: WAA SCHULP. PHILIP P. ChE MUNSTER Cary Hall: Harlequin Show; Playshop SCHULTZ, RALPH H. EE MAYWOOD. ILL. ALEE: Gamma Delta; IRE: Univ Lutheran Assem SCHULTZ. ROBERT H. AE CHICAGO. ILL. Cary Hall: Aeromodelers. Pres; IAS campus cops caught me walking on the mud ... SCHULZ. DAVID W. 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OHIO Cary Hall: Newman Club; PIA; SAE SHANNON. JAMES L.. JR. S GREENSBURG PIA; Rivet; Young Republicans SHARP, ROBERT G. CE CAMDEN Triangle. V Pres; ASCE; SAME: Student Coun SHAW. MARGARET L. S WEST LAFAYETTE Town Girls Club: Var Christian Fellow SHEETS. RICHARD N. PE FRANKFORT Delta Upsilon; Activ Bur; DeMolay Club: Var Baseball SHELBERN. RALPH CE ANDERSON SHELLEY. CAROL J. S WEST LAFAYETTE Christian Science Org: Exponent SHEPLER. MARVIN M. AG LOGANSPORT SHERMAN, WARREN S. ME INDIANAPOLIS Cary Hall: ASME: Pi Tau Sigma SHIELDS. SETH W. EE DARLINGTON Cary Hall. V Pres: AIEE: Cary Club. V Pres: HKN; Phi Eta Sigma; Reamer Club out of Liberal Science 300? SHIPLEY. TOLBOTT G. ME ST. LOUIS. MO. Cary Hall: ASME SHIPMAN. ROBERT F., JR. PE LOWELL FPHA SHOLL. ELINOR M. HE MADISON WRH: V C Meredith Club: Westminster Found: YWCA SHORT. ARLENE M. HE EAST ORANGE. N. J. Sigma Kappa. Pres; Pan Hcl Coun: V C Meredith Club: WAA: YWCA ____ SHORT. EDMUND C. S LAFAYETTE Baptist Christian Found: Kappa Delta Pi: Univ Choir SHORTRIDGE, DOUGLASS R. S INDIANAPOLIS Phi Gamma Delta: Exponent. Editor-in-chief; Gimlet Club: Junior Class. Pres: Sigma Delta Chi: Skull and Crescent: Tau Kappa Alpha: Iron Key SHRODE. WILLIAM A. ChE EVANSVILLE Cary Hall: AIChE: PIA SHROPSHIRE. DAVID C., JR. AgEng LEXINGTON. KY. FPHA; ASAgE SIBBITT. THOMAS G. AG BRINGHURST Acacia: Ag Econ Club; Agriculturist: Collegiate 4-H Club SICKERT, HOWARD J. S HINSDALE. ILL. FPHA SIEBERT. FRED L.. Ill ME TOLEDO. OHIO Phi Kappa Psi; I-F Council; Quarterdeck Soc; Student Union, V Pres SIEGEL. THOMAS E. AT SCARSDALE. N. Y. Sigma Alpha Mu: Aero Club: Exponent: Hillel Found: IAS SIEMS, RUTH M. HE EVANSVILLE Zeta Tau Alpha, Pres: Gamma Delta: Gold Pepper: Scientist: Univ Lutheran Assem; V C Meredith Club: Women’s Press Club SIESS. DONALD A. EE LAKEWOOD. OHIO Cary Hall. Pres. V Pres; Camera Club; Pendragon: Pershing Rifles; PIA: POMM; Scabbard and Blade; Zouaves SIEVERS, RUTH F. HE ELGIN. ILL. WRH: Alpha Epsilon Phi; Hillel Found: Interraith Coun: Pan Hel Coun: V C Meredith Club: YWCA SILVER. RUTH L. HE BARRINGTON. ILL Sigma Kappa; Exponent: Folk-a-Whirlers; Harle- auln Show; I-F Council: Modem Dance Club; Stu-ent Union SILVERNAIL. DAVID H. AT PITTSFIELD. MASS. Acacia; DeMolay Club; Scabbard and Blade; Skull and Crescent: Student Coun SIMON. ROBERT II. S FOREST HILLS. N. Y. Sigma Alpha Mu: P Men's Club; Var Tennis SIMPSON. WILLIAM R. PHAR PADUCAH. KY. Cary Hall. Pres: APhA; Pharmacist: PIA SKORAN. THOMAS E. ME OCEANSIDE. N. Y. ASME; Newman Club What did you get 122 SKVARIL. PAUL J. ChE HURON. S. D. Sigma Phi Epsilon; AIChE; Exponent; Mil Band SLANEY. ELAINE S HOMEWOOD, ILL. WRH; Exponent: Gold Pepper; Mortar Bd; Play-shop: Triton; Women’s Press Club SLKSSER. MARY L. S LAFAYETTE Hillel Found SMALL, ROBERT D. AE NATIONAL CITY, CALIF. Cary Hall: IAS: SAE SMISEK, LADDIE L. AG SAN PIERRE Poultry Club; PI A SMITH. BARBARA J. HE INDIANAPOLIS Chi Omega: Activ Bur; Gold Pepper: Kappa Delta Pi; Pan Hel Coun; Student Coun: WAA SMITH. CHARLES C. L. EE MTTCHELL Hall X”; AIEE: HKN SMITH. CHARLES I. ME HARRISON. OHIO Kneale. Pres: SAE; SC A SMITH. CYNTHIA HE KOKOMO Kappa Kappa Gamma: AWS: Gold Pepper: Mortar Bd: Pan Hel Coun. V Pres; Triton; WAA SMITH. DANIEL E. AG MICHIGAN CITY Alpha Zeta; Hort Soc SMITH. DONALD L. ME VESTAL. N. Y. Seneca; ASME; Wesley Found SMITH. D. RICHARD S LAFAYETTE Concert Choir: Gamma Delta, V Pres: Harlequin Show; PI A; Purduvians; Reamer Club; Univ Choir: Univ Orchestra; Varsity Glee Club Three pairs of argyles and a sweater... SMITH. EDWARD E., JR. AT NORTH PLAINFIELD. N. J. Alpha Chi Rho: Aero Club: IAS: PIA SMITH. E. HARRISON MetE LOCKPORT. N. Y Lambda Chi Alpha: AI Min MetE: Catalyst Club: Chandellc Sq: Gimlet Club; ”P Men's Club; Univ Choir; Yell Leaders: Zouaves SMITH. ELLEN L. HE DANVILLE WRH: V C Meredith Club SMITH. H. MARVIN ME CHICAGO. ILL. 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Kappa Alpha Theta: Gold Pepper: Sportswomen: Student Coun; Triton: V C Meredith Club; WAA. Pres SMITH. THOMAS A. PE SOUTH BEND Hall “X : Reamer Club SNEPP. KARL M.. JR. HE GARY Delta Tau Delta: Debris. Senior Ed: Exponent: Gimlet Club: Jr Prom Comm; Rivet: Sigma Delta Chi: Skull and Crescent SNOW. CLINTON A.. JR. MetE WEST LAFAYETTE AI Min MetE: Cary Club; Interfaith Coun. Pres: PIA; Wesley Found SODERSTROM. MARIE S MUNSTER Phi Mu: Newman Club: Scientist; Scrivener: WBAA; Women's Press Club, V Pres SOKOL. JERRY L. EE MILWAUKEE. WIS. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Exponent: Mil Ball Comm; Scabbard and Blade; Skull and Crescent 123 SOLBERG. MARILYN J. S WEST LAFAYETTE Chi Omega: Christian Science Org: Forensics Club; Harlequin Show; Kappa Delta Pi: Playshop; Purdue Players SOOS. JOSEPH. JR. EE EAST CHICAGO Cary Hall: AIEE SORRENTINO. ROBERT L. ME WHITESTONE. N. Y. Cary Hall SPAULDING, STANLEY L. ChE MARION Pi Kappa Phi. 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RUSSELL C., JR. AT _____ WEST LAFAYETTE Beta Theta Pi; IAS: Student Union STANSBURY. ROBERT H. EE SOUTH BEND Sigma Pi. V Pres. STANSIFER, J. DONALD AG BLOOMINGTON Alpha Zeta: Poultry Club STAPLES. F. GRANT AE REDWOOD CITY. CALIF. Luma. Pres: PIA; SC A; Student Coun STAPLES. JAMES G. ME GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Phi Delta Theta; Ag Econ Club: Dairy Club; Ex- Bonent; Skull and Crescent: SCA; Young Repub-cans STAYTON, JOHN P. PE ANDERSON Phi Kappa Psi, V Pres; Gimlet Club: “P Men’s Club: Spiked Shoe Club: Var Track ST. CLAIR. DAVID L. ME DOWNERS GROVE. ILL Pi Kappa Alpha: ASME; Chandelle Sq: Scabbard and Blade Drill Team STECYK. MICHAEL T IE EAST CHICAGO Iota Lambda Sigma STEELE. KENNETH P. EE CULVER STEELY. ROBERT D. AgEng LAFAYETTE ASAgE: ASME STEEVES. EARL S.. JR. ME ROCHESTER. N. Y. Theta Tau: Interfaith Coun. Pres: Quarterdeck Soc; Westminster Found STEFAN. DONALD E. EE HOMEWOOD. ILL. FPHA: AIEE STEFANKO. GEORGE ME CHESTERTON ASME; SAE STEFANSKY. MARGARET HE GARY WRH: Newman Club: V C Meredith Club; WAA; YWCA STEIN. DONALD J. ME UNIVERSITY CITY. MO. Sigma Alpha Mu: ASME; Engineer: I-F Council: Skull and Crescent 124 STEINMAN, WILLIAM R. ME CHICAGO. ILL ASME; PIA; SAE; Student Union STEJSKAL, MILES A. ME ELGIN. ILL. Cary Hall; ASME; SAE: SAM STELLA. GLENN. JR. S DANVILLE. ILL. Sigma Nu; Forensics Club: I-F Council; Young Republicans STENSEL. GLENN M. AG FARMERS CITY. ILL. Boxing Club; Var Football STEPHENS, CARL W. AT AURORA. ILL Dover; Aero Club. Pres; IAS; Sigma Alpha Tau V Pres: SCA STEPHENS. GUILFORD E. ME INDIANAPOLIS ASME; SAE STERLING. KIRK H. S PAINESVILLE. OHIO APO; Baseball Manager; Student Coun; Student Union STERN. MARK J. CE GARY Cary Hall; ASCE; Harlequin Show; Hillel Found STERN. WILLIAM J. AG FRANKFORT Rochdale; Ag Econ Club; PIA: SCA STEWART. FRANK L. ME DREXEL HILL. PA. FPHA; ASME STIMSON. JONATHAN C., JR. ME EVANSTON. ILL. Sigma Nu; Crew. Pres ST. JOHN. SUZANNE M. HE ROCHESTER. N. Y. Ann Tweedale. Pres: SCA: V C Meredith Club: Westminster Found. Pres; Omicron Nu stretch in P—oops—home management house!... STOECKEL. RONALD F. ChE LINTON AIChE, V Pres; Baseball Manager: Camera Club: Exponent: Folk-a-Whirlers; PIA; Young Republicans STOLL. RAY C. MetE DAYTON. OHIO Phi Kappa: AI Min «fc MetE: Catalyst Club: Debris; Newman Club STONE. JAMES D. PE SUMMITVILLE Lambda Chi Alpha: Var Basketball STONEHILL, ALICE L. S ALLENTOWN. PA. Alpha Chi Omega; Harlequin Show: Modem Dance Club: WAA STORY. JEAN K. S ST. LOUIS. MO. WRH: Activ Bur; WAA _____ STOTEN, MARY R. HE WEST LAFAYETTE Alpha Xi Delta: Alpha Lambda Delta: Gold Pepper; Harlequin Show; Mortar Bd; Omicron Nu. V Pres; Playsnop: V C Meredith Club. V Pres STRAIN. CARL E. AG MULBERRY Dairy Club; Univ Choir STRASZHEIM, ROBERT D. ME WEST LAFAYETTE ASME: Camera Club: Folk-a-Whlrlers: PIA: SAE; Wesley Found STROUMBUS, LOUIS T. S LOWELL. MASS. STROUP. JOHN P. ME FORT WAYNE Acromodelers; ASME; Gamma Delta STUGART. HERBERT K. AT PATERSON. N. J. 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CUBA Cary Hall: Pan Am Club TAOB. SEYMOUR AG BRONX. N. Y. PI Upsilon; APO: Dolphin Club: Hlllel Found: Stamp Club: Var Swimming TASHGY. GLORIA J. HE SOUTH BEND Zeta Tau Alpha: AWS: Green Guard: Harlequin Show; V C Meredith Club; WAA TATE. JESALYN A. AG QUINCY. MASS. WRH: Newman Club TAYLOR. DONALD L. PE LAFAYETTE TAYLOR. WILLIAM J. PHAR SPICELAND Kneale; APhA; SCA TEAGUE. GEORGE W. CE FULLERTON. CALIF. ASCE: Chi Epsilon: Dolphin Club: P Men’s Club: Pan Am Club; Reamer Club: Var Swimming TELLKAMP. JOHN W. PE WAUKESHA. WIS. Lambda Chi Alpha: Harlequin Show; Interlaith Coun: Pershing Rifles: Radio Guild: Univ Choir; WBAA: Varsity Glee Club TERHORST, JAMES A. CE TERRE HAUTE Hall X”: ASCE: Newman Club THEILER. THOMAS C. ME TOMAHAWK. WIS Kappa Sigma: ASME. Pres; Chandelle Sq: Newman Club: Pi Tau Sigma: Scabbard and Blade Drill Team THIBODEAU, PAUL J. ME GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Newman Club: SAE THINKER. NANCY C. HE KOKOMO WRH: Green Guard: Lutheran Stdnt Assn: V C Meredith Club THOMAS. MARGARET L. HE INDIANAPOLIS WRH; AWS; Collegiate 4-H Club: Folk-a-Whlrlers: Wesley Found THOMPSON. GEORGE E. AE KOKOMO Cary Hall: Am Rocket Soc; Univ Choir THOMPSON. HOWARD K. AG PITTSBURGH. PA. Delta Tau Delta. V Pres: ASAgE: Boxing Club: Scabbard and Blade; SAME; Student Union THOMPSON. JAMES P. EE DYER Newman Club THOMPSON. JOHN R. EE TROY. MO. AIF.E; Baptist Christian Found. Pres; Chess Club: HKN; Interfaith Coun But, Doc, why do you have to go and put the ME NEW AUGUSTA THOMPSON. RICHARD M. Luma: ASME; Engineer THOMS. EDWARD R. EE Sigma Phi Epsilon THORNTON. RICHARD M. Phi Sigma Kappa THORPE. JERRY K. PE Alpha Tau Omega; P” Men’s Club: Var Football THORPE. LOUIS M. AE INDIANAPOLIS Cary Hall; Baptist Christian Found; IAS; PIA; SAE THROWER. JACK E. S FPHA TIBERI. ARTHUR PE FORT WAYNE FRANKFORT ALLIANCE. OHIO OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA. CHICAGO. ILL. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Am Rcc Soc; Harlequin Show; Var Football TIEDMAN. ALAN C. S TONAWANDA. N. Y. Cary Hall: Univ Lutheran Asscm TIGHE, EDWARD J. S LAKEWOOD. OHIO Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pres: I-F Council TIMOTHY. THOMAS L. PE EARL PARK Acacia. Pres: I-F Council TINSLEY. HENRY G.. JR. ME PORTER Phi Sigma Kappa, Pres: APO; I-F Council TOEPPE. JOHN M. PE FRANKFORT Sigma Chi; Gimlet Club; P” Men’s Club; Var Basketball 126 TOWN LEY. LLOYD M. AT WESTFIELD. N. J. Sigma Phi Epsilon: Radio Guild; Skull and Crescent: WBAA TOWNLEY. NANCY J. HE LAGRANGE. ILL. Chi Omega: Pan Hcl Coun; Student Union; WAA TRAVIS. RICHARD L. EE BICKNELL Triangle; AIEE; HKN TRAYLOR. KEITH L S INDIANAPOLIS Cary Hall; Delta Rho Kappa. Pres: Phi Eta Sigma TREADWAY, ROBERT F. ChE EAST CHICAGO AIChE; Catalyst Club, V Pres; Glider Club; Univ Choir TREAT. CHARLES II. CE PARKERSBURG. W. VA. Theta Tau. V Pres: FAO; Gimlet Club: I-F Council: I-F Council Office, Dir TRENKLE, HOWARD R. S WEST LAFAYETTE Acacia; Harlequin Show; Univ Choir; Varsity Glee Club; Young Republicans TROSKEY. FRANCIS T. 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AG FORT WAYNE Farm House; Alpha Zcta; Dairy Club: P Men’s Club: Phi Eta Sigma; Var Christian Fellow; Var Track: Wesley Found As the graduating class leaves the University, the predominant feeling of the graduate is one of happiness. Me is happy because now the realization of a college education has materialized. The triumph of completion has given him a surge of assurance. He knows he has accomplished his purpose—an education from a great University— and he has established a feeling of self-confidence in knowing that he did it through his own efforts. When thinking of this accomplishment, his greatest feeling of satisfaction lies in the realization that he has received much more than he had bargained for. This education that he has received is two-fold. It is an education rich in knowledge of the Arts and Sciences, to be sure; but more than that, it is an education in people. By this knowledge of humanity, the years spent at the University are more than justified. Every graduate has obtained a more balanced set of values to guide him through his life, and he has also found that each individual has a different set of values. This means that his education has caused him to realize the importance of people and that he has learned to adjust himself accordingly. This ability is invaluable. Upon graduation the feeling of nostalgia is not acutely felt. This will follow in later years—the time for reminiscing. The graduate is now exultant, for he is aware of his accomplishment—the fulfillment of his college education. —Charles Patrick, president of senior class 131 R:inkin VolnofF Stram Papenguth Lambert LaBroe Agnew Kahms Parker Rceck the men behind the men behind the men the big four Woodworth Mackey Dienhart Doan An inspired Penn State team, which was rated as a two touchdown underdog, came from behind twice to tie the Purdue Boilermakers. The first touchdown for Purdue came when a recovered fumble enabled the Boilermakers to move 50 yards to score on a 14 yard pass from Dale Samuels to Bemie Flowers. The other two touchdowns were made by Phil Klezek with runs of 7 and 63 yards, respectively. Penn State scored touchdowns in all but the first quarter on a variety of passes and deceptive running by their backs, Pollard, Jones, and Amclle. The game served as an excellent tune-up for Purdue’s opening Conference contest against Ohio State the following week at Columbus. 135 Dale Samuels The Might)’ Mite. Walt Cudzik Outplayed the best the opposition offered. 136 Earl Heninger “Old Reliable” — Earl came through when we needed him. up...ap...midwest...movietone... Ken Panfil A stalwart of the Purdue line, “Big Ken blasted the openings for the terrific Boilermaker offense. Fred Preziosio Possessed an uncanny ability to “psyc-out” the opposition's plays before they started. 137 ■ uw Top Row: Harmeson Dienhart Maloney Strom Front Row: Mollcnkopf Milligan Holcomb Ohio State was the first conference victim. A recovered fumble on the third play resulted in the first of two touchdowns for Schmaling. In the second quarter, Tom Bettis grabbed a blocked punt and ran fifteen yards for the “T. D Top Row: Milligan Dienhait Addison Ehrman Rushin Zombal Reichert Stupck Jansen Roderick Redingcr Newell Fifth Row: Stram Kmpa Goodwin Scanlan Brock Anderson Angelntti Dwyer Knccht Allen Baer Miller, team physician Fourth Row: Maloney Cutman Skihinski Pobojewski Kerr Barnhom Leonard Quilhot Evans Wojtys Preziosio Bettis Mollenkopf Third Row: Harmeson Cudzik Schmaling Whiteakcr Pnnfil Pacer Wojcfchowski Iferkommer Molchun Decatur Kozminski Maxwell Second Row: Warner Jones Roggoman Viellicn Cmdc Mateja Hager Houston Konkol Front Row: Klezck Mowers Locke Bruner Samuels McNamee Browning Heninger Thorpe Montgomery Holcomb, coach the season in retrospect purdue 20 penn state 20 Klezek starts season scoring with runs of 7 and 63 yards. purdue 40 illinois 12 Samuels ties Conference passing mark: Flowers scores three. purdue 21 ohio state 14 Line backer Tom Bettis grabs Outstanding Lineman Award. purdue 7 michigan state 14 Preziosio and Montgomery lead Rivets in thrilling contest. purdue 14 iowa 14 Samuels completes 10 for 16 passes; Schmaling scores two. purdue 14 minnesota 14 Johnny Kerr provides tieing score with three minutes left. purdue 14 notre dame 26 Flowers, Evans and Heninger star in Purdue’s first loss. purdue IO michigan 21 Reichert boots 25-vard field goal in loss to Michigan. purdue 21 indianal6 Rivets keep Old Oaken Bucket and tie for Big Ten title. 139 Look out! — he kicks. The Purdue defense was also responsible for the third touchdown. Mateja intercepted a Buckeye pass deep in his own territory, and raced to the goal line. The touchdown was nullified because of a penalty, and Purdue retained the ball on the Ohio State 15 yard line. Samuels then completed four straight passes to move the ball to the 3 yard line. Max Schmaling drove over for the final and winning touchdown. Still undefeated, the Boilermakers began preparations for the Homecoming battle against Iowa. 140 Purdue opened the home season with a 41 to 14 triumph over Iowa for our first Homecoming win since 1947. Max Schmaling contributed two touchdowns along with superb running power. Dale Samuels completed 10 of 16 pass attempts, five of six extra-point tries, and scored one touchdown. The swivel-hipped Phil Klezek failed to hit pay dirt, but his constant slashes through the line kept the Hawkeyes off balance. Notre Dame provided the next opposition, and mid-season jitters hexed the Riveters. The Boilermaker football machine temporarily lost steam in an upset loss to the Fighting Irish. The stubborn Notre Dame forward pass held the Riveters to 63 net yards rushing, and their hard-charging linemen almost stifled the Purdue aerial game. While the sterling play of Bettis and Iieninger sparked the defense, Flowers and Evans led the attack. Defeat was soon forgotten as plans were formulated for upsetting Illinois the the following week. up-up ... to number 8!” The Boilermakers Hashed their offensive power in a 40 to 12 victory over the Fighting Illini, Big Ten defending champions. Dale Samuels completed 12 of 14 passes, and tied a conference record by pitching four touchdown aerials. Max Schmaling electrified the Illini Homecoming crowd with a 59-yard scoring run only two minutes after the starting whistle. Earl Heninger burst through the Illinois defense for a total 113 yards gained, including the touchdown. The victory kept Purdue's Conference record unmarred, and conference honors appeared in the making. The Rivets returned to Ross-Ade to prepare for the game with Michigan State. left: chattanooga choo . . . choo . . . Trusties limbering up during the noon break. This ends all! Man in the crowd . . . maybe we can make it? A Dads’ Day crowd of 49,500 witnessed Purdue’s loss to the Spartans of Michigan State, our second of the season. An almost flawless defense held the usually high-scoring Spartans to a 14 to 7 win. The entire defensive eleven sparkled, but the play of Montgomery, Preziosio, and Mateja was particularly outstanding. The split-second analyzing of Spartan plays by Montgomery and Preziosio stymied the free-running State backfield. Mateja robbed the Spartans of two touchdowns by intercepting passes in the end zone. Earl Heningcr provided the scoring punch for the Boilermakers, while the pass receiving of Flowers, Brock, and Heninger accounted for 193 of the 226 net yards gained. 144 End of die line. ouch! a thorn! Most valuable, and here’s the reason: 145 Look at that spiral Purdue maintained its unbeaten conference record through three consecutive contests, but the Golden Gophers held the Rivets to a 14-14 tie. Yeoman work by a stalwart Minnesota line held the 'Makers from then-fourth win. The Boilermakers drove to the Michigan State 9 yard line with 30 seconds remaining, but the Spartans intercepted a TD pass to bring the game to a climactic ending. The Riveters returned to conference play, meeting the Minnesota Gophers. Another for Flowers. 146 The unfolding The Boilermakers were stopped twice on the one-yawl line ■ I i i. I and once on the four-yard line in the second half, by the giant COSe, U S y a I e... Gopher line. Almost three-quarters had elapsed before Rex Brock took a pass in the end zone for the first Purdue scwre. 147 Great Gallopin' Gee Willikers. get that thief, ameche! Minnesota almost succeeded in handing the 'Makers their first conference loss, but Kerr scored on an end-around with two minutes and 38 seconds to play. Thus Purdue maintained its conference leadership with only Michigan and Indiana remaining. The jinx of the University of Michigan’s Memorial Stadium held true as an injury-ridden Purdue eleven suffered its first conference loss. 21-10. 148 It happens to the best of them. - over the riv shoulder and don’t let them fade Max Sclimaling plunged for the first score, and Jim Reichert addetl a 25 yard field goal. However, the Michigan defense Stopped the Rivets three times inside the Wolves’ 20 yard line. Fred Preziosio’s loss, in addition to the previous loss of Tom Bettis, greatly hampered the Purdue defense. As a result of this defeat, the Riveters slipped to a second place standing with one game remaining—the traditional Old Oaken Bucket battle with Indiana. It’s much easier backwards. 149 mud, rain, sleet . . hail! . we missed . . . A rugged Boilermaker eleven disregarded a rain-soaked field and struck for two quick touchdowns in the first quarter. Max Schmaling scored on a one-yard plunge, and Rex Brock scored the second on a nine-yard pass from Samuels. Indiana took a 16 to 14 lead early in the third quarter. In the fourth quarter, a sustained drive from the Purdue 33 was climaxed by Rex Brock’s 24 yard scoring sprint, to give the Rivets the victory. A fourth quarter drive kept the Old Oaken Bucket in the possession of Purdue for the fifth straight year as the Boilermakers defeated Indiana 21 to 16. This is the first time in the 28 year history of the Bucket contests that either school has won five consecutive times. What a time for “steal the bacon. And it’s a beautiful day at Santa Monica . • • Aw! too bad fellows. Thus, Purdue ended another successful season, in possession of the Old Oaken Bucket and a share of the Western Conference championship. Meads. . . . my coffee. bucket glories Seems to be a slight disagreement. Easy come, easy go . . . Purdue opened the 1952-1953 basketball season against Butlers Bulldogs. Both teams were evenly-matched. but familiarity with the home court gave Butler a narrow win, 67-61. 152 I see you, but I can't reach you. on the brighter side The Boilermakers then travelled to Louisville where they broke the all time Purdue scoring record. The Riveters hit the hoop for a record 85 points, but Louisville was four points better, winning 89-85. The Team then returned to make a successful home debut against Wabash. Led by Don Beck’s 16 points, the Rivets broke the all-time scoring record for the second time in a week. Accuracy at the free throw line gave the hoopsters an 87-64 victor.'. The 'Makers then plunged into conference play with a 65-59 win over Wisconsin's Badgers. The play of Calhoun, Runyan and Blind led the Boilers. A slim Christmas vacation crowd saw the Rivets drop an 88-73 contest to Michigan. Coach Ray Eddy tried every combination, but couldn’t stop the tall and efficient Wolverine five. The team then travelled to Madison where Wisconsin reversed a previous decision, and handed the Boilermakers a 50-46 loss. Both teams were definitely not up to par. but the Badgers managed to score four more and claim the win. 153 3 D . COACH ATH.DEP Vlj f 3 k £4 Front Row: Dunn Cerman Beck Runyan Calhoun Dermody Stone Cadou Bade Row: Eddy, Coach Toeppe Amstutz McMullen Server, J. Boyer Blind Server, T. The Rivets returned to meet the Big Ten's defending champion, Illinois. The workhorse play of Calhoun and Beck held the Illini in check, until Beck broke his ankle late in the second quarter. Without his help Purdue efficiency failed, and Illinois ran off with an 87-71 win. Ohio State added another loss to Purdues season record by winning a thriller, 67-65. Paul Ebert, Ohio States All-American candidate, proved the difference between the two teams. Indiana’s Hurryin’ Hoosiers set a new Big Ten free throw record while defeating Purdue 88-75. Indiana made good on 42 of 45 charity attempts. The Hoosiers’ big center, Don Schlundt, accounted for 26 markers, and Denny Blind contributed 14 to the Purdue cause. Northwestern proved its ability on the home court, dropping the Riveters, 84-65. Inability to hit the hoop cost the Boilermakers the loss. Ohio State scored a repeat performance by defeating the Rivets S4-65. Accuracy at the free throw line prevented the Rivets from avenging the earlier loss. 154 Jack Runyan A workhorse on the hardwood. Jack’s drive paced the Riveters. parade of stars Swish! We reserve the right to seat our patrons. Cold climate seemed to affect the Rivet shooting eye as the Boilermakers fell before the Minnesota Gophers. 74-50, on the Minneapolis court. The Purdue five trailed 40-21 at the half and never could get rolling. Blind scored 16 points for the Purdue effort. Purdue avenged an earlier loss to Northwestern by trouncing the Wildcats on our home court by a score of 81-73. The game was tied four times in the second half as Purdue played a partial control game with sporadic breaks. Jack Runyan scored 25 points in the Rivet win. Illinois’ high-scoring hardwood five proved too much for the Riveters and coasted to a 93-67 win. The Boilermakers were able to hit only 24.7 per cent of their shots. Toeppe and Blind led the Rivet scoring with 14 points each. And it’s Runyan into the turn. So near and yet so far. Win a few, lose a few. . . . As we look back upon the season, we see that the team didn’t exactly have a successful time of it. Nevertheless, the spirit and cooperation displayed by its every member leaves us with the highest respect for our baskcteers. Top Row: Strain, coach Rosenbaum Clemens Saliwancliik Punkar McCiffin Fox Kappes Schalk Second Row: Noyes Blind Rosenthal Yurick Hanes Mateja Rokicki Wallace Banas Hughes Front Row: Samuels Mehalso Sheets Cray Server Roberts Clark Schorr our gashouse gang of ’52... Greetings gate, you're too late. . . . The crack of wood on horsehide, the cry of play-ball,” characterized Coach Stram and his followers. After completing spring training at Biloxi, Mississippi, Purdue finished a successful season, competing with Notre Dame, Michigan, and the Big Ten schools. 158 Two of the Keystone triplets no foul balls here Two of the big guns, “Squirt Hanes and ''Hal Wallace, signed major league contracts. Still, the seniors aren’t the only ones who can qualify as stars. Denny Blind, freshman, and Ray Rosenbaum, sophomore, furnished the one-two punch of the Purdue mound staff. Here’s to more success in 1953. Ugh! And there it goes... . 159 Tom H ughes . . . H urd Ies Runner-up to the Big Ten championships, Hughes looks forward to undisputed first. aspirants of the black-cindered ovals Ben Youtsey i . . 440 A leader on the oval, Youtsey is also outstanding in other campus activities. Tv Top Row: Parker Ballard Newcomb Armington Mitchener Jump Campbell Hills Kinsingcr Dobcus Borel Bonclii Marlcy Rankin, coach Second Row: Schindler Knepper Heninger Hughes Blair Smith Cingo Cuctzloff Lyles Matthews Yoder Front Row: Rice Rolph Stuyton Youtscy Weaver Wiley Wagner Johansson Kirby Burko Mastrovitch Flying cinders and straining muscles! Opening of the track season found Dave Rankin’s trackmen working hard to build a well-balanced track and field squad. The return of the “Big Three,” Johannson, Hughes, and Youtscy, provided the nucleus for the building of a representative team. The Big Three’s prowess, unfailing in scoring Rivet points, enabled the Boilermaker cindermen to make respectable showings in all their meets. Inexperience in sprints, jumps, and field, proved the downfall of the trackmen, as they were unable to score sufficient points in all events to qualify as winners. Although the Rivets sustained several losses, the experience gained showed promise of producing a well-balanced, winning team for the following season. However, all was not dark on the Purdue track scene. Johannson continually placed first in the distance runs, and Hughes and Youtsey added laurels in the hurdles and 400. 161 wREsnnf Jrestuhb MANAGER 'RESTUK6 Back Row: Rocck, coach Beck Viellicu Whitaker Addison Whalen Romanoski Second Row: Sovers D'Amico Allxrtson Hankins Dabrunz Roof Front Row: Parsons A more Algariii Murphy Farriand Gifford Mergentime headlocks ... groans ... and thuds Coach Claude Reeck’s matmen, while trying to live up to the accomplishments of their predecessors of a few years ago, failed to reach that mark this season. Consolation was attained in a four-way match including Northwestern, Minnesota, and Ohio State, when the Riveters fell one point shy of the winner, Minnesota. Waynesburg, who had been undefeated in 30 consecutive dual meets, the Rivet matmen forced the issue to a 12-12 tie. However, the experience gained this season should place the Boilermakers in contention for top conference honors next year. Captain Walt Viellieu and Al Vega, ably assisted by Joe Murphy, Tom Hankins, and Tony D'Amico, consistently spearheaded the Rivet attack. Lynn Whitaker, out because of injuries, returned near the end of the season to bolster the mat squad. Vega proved the most reliable, suffering the fewest defeats during the season. Al Vega, great the last two years. 162 sprint . . . tumble . . . sprint Coach Dick Papenguth’s mermen, hampered by a lack of depth in the squad, completed a season studded with individual highlights. The mid-season loss of Hob Cawboy, All-American medley man, left a serious gap in the team. However, sophomore Chuck Edwards developed into a capable replacement by the end of the season. Back Row; Papenguth, coach Lockk-tz Ohlciscr Hock Talbot Kulum Second Row: Mitchcncr Edwards Bautz Judd Bniggcmok'r W'ooJedgC Evan Front Row; Mcngcl llolmquist Kroeschell Geis Gcrstcin Lauterbach SWIM1NG UNAQER Dropping the first two conference meets to Northwestern and Michigan, the Riveters roared back to down previously unbeaten Wisconsin, 52-40. Both Talbot and Hohnquist notched double wins in the free-style events. Although we lost the Michigan meet, sophomore Fred Bautz established a new varsity record for the 200-yard backstroke. At Ohio State, in one of the feature events, Bautz barely succumbed to Yoshi Oyakawa, as the Olympic champion out-sprinted Bautz in the last 30 yards. Edwards more than lived up to expectations, placing consistently in the individual medley. With Kroeschell. Bautz, Talbot, Holmquist, and Edwards swimming great guns, the Boilers should be in top shape for the Olympics. And Pappy's Girls Arc Great Too racqueteers The Purdue tennis squad, in the process of rebuilding, slipped from its championship form to play a mediocre season. The netters swept past St. Joseph, DePauw and Ohio State, but lost to Notre Dame, Northwestern and Wisconsin. 164 Front Row: LaBrco, coach Cole Jones Snyder Hall Dicke Evans Simon Carabell Anderson Ashmus that weather—no practice — our excuse . . . Cit that mother”! Back Row: Norton Wibel Hosier Benning Front Row: Voinoff, coach Albert Houff Dunlop a long drive, a good iron, and a short putt... The long roll. fore! The spring semester closed a very successful season in the annals of the Boilermaker golf team. Entering into conference play with a 2-1 record, Purdue completed the season with losses to only Michigan and Ohio State. The Boilermakers avenged lx th defeats by decisive victories in later matches. Grand total—fifteen wins against three losses. 165 everything to nuts and from soup then some... What every living unit desires—the intramural participation trophy. In addition to presenting a trophy to the winners of the individual sports, the intramural office awards another to the unit which has acquired the greatest number of points in intramural competition. Such an incentive, which stresses participation as well as winning. establishes the Purdue intramural program as one of the lx� st in the nation, with over fifty per cent of the student body participating. The intramural program has long lx en an important and influencing factor in the life of the average male at Purdue. The program was founded several years ago by the athletic department for the sole purpose of encouraging the participation of all male members of the student body and the faculty of the university to take part in some form of athletic activity or healthful recreation Today the program has expanded to the point where the intramural director requires an assistant to help manage the many details in this department. 166 intramural office staff Squash, basketball, golf—the intramural program offers students the opportunity to participate in these and sixteen other sports. 167 Ehncr Seaton Cutler Taylor Miller Athletic contests, pep rallies, COnvos and anywhere students are found, cheerleaders will be found also. Led by Harrison Smith and Bill Elmer, the yell leaders capitalized on every opportunity to bring forth cheers for our Alma Mater. 168 they'll be there Cheerleaders — the backbone of student participation at athletic events. Attired in Old Gold and Black, these select few of Purdue’s eds and coeds lead the student body in cheering the Boilermakers to success. Yea, verily and forsooth ... by jove we scored. Top Row: Beckman Legg Mar ley Ballard Wood Evan Gardner Front Row: Beck Saizman Dilchcr Cadou Reed utilitarians Manager-an unpraised indi-vidual with a herculean task. Care for the safety of the players and responsibility for team equipment depend upon his capable hands. Although seldom heard and hardly ever seen, he is necessary for the smooth functioning of each sport. Did you get the license number of that truck? c Sweet Shop lab isn’t the only activity in the Union Building. In fact, the majority of campus activities have their cubby-hole offices there. The Student Union board assigns offices to extra-curricular activities, plans room schedules for club meetings, decorates for Union dances, sponsors hobby clubs, and holds get-acquainted parties. Along with these duties, the Student Union annually sponsors such affairs as Varsity Varieties, the all-student musical show; the University Sing, entered by fraternities, sororities, and residence units; and the annual Student Union Christmas party. Let’s go to the Sweet Shop. 173 vice presidents Male Krum Minnich Shicrling Potter Stucky Parkinson Skidmore Ingram Bock Russell thorough The first big function of the Student Union this fall was the annual First Nigh ter party for all new students. This affair consists of student talent anti an introduction to the Union facilities. Soon after this party the Student Union held its annual Activities Carnival in the Union ballrooms. It is a program which provides an opportunity for new students to see the various activities and how they ftMnction. The various organizations set up booths, where the workers give pep talks on their activities. A barker roams the floor, homemade cookies are given out by the YWCA, and this year miniature bowling was practiced by many miniature athletes. The carnival helps to “sell” the frosh on activities. 174 I I Hi _ Varsity Varieties, the I I Greatest Show on Earth. Student Union plans Varieties, University Sing, and Saturday evening dances... The next big Student Union project is Dads’ Day weekend, where the Union had the opportunity to welcome back old alums along with the pops. It is a weekend affair with a luncheon, afternoon entertainment put on by the famous Purdue Glee Club, and a dance in the evening. Such a program is also planned for Mothers Day weekend. Along with the usual entertainment, the Union sponsors the University Sing for the weekend. It’s Mom’s turn to be pulled from the kitchen, put on the campus, anti treated like a queen. Dreary, dismal, darkroom dwellers. Christmas comes but once a year. Two weeks before Christmas vacation, ladders, paint brushes, crepe paper, and dozens of workers are scattered throughout the Union building. All this commotion is for the big push to get the Union decorated in time for Santa Claus’s visit at the Union Christmas party. Some of the chores are decorating the Christmas tree in the Great Hall and fixing up the hallways and various rooms in the Union. When the job was finished, Santa and his reindeer popped out from every comer to wish everyone a Merry Xmas. 175 Wanted: one bird dog. The Student Union is loaded with work for any ambitious young soul, be he a pledge increasing his activity hours or anyone else who might be eager to try for a Junior position on the campus's largest activity. The twelve permanent committees, which handle the various projects, arc under the direction of the vice presidents. Once on one of these committees, the student may find himself arranging the floor show for the Penthouse, painting publicity posters for “Books and Coffee crawling around on his hands and knees laying out the backdrop for the Mil Ball, or working fast and furiously to get the halls of the Union Building decorated for the Junior Prom between 4 o’clock and dancetime. Besides carrying out its several large projects each year, the Student Union also sponsors many smaller events for the enjoyment of the students. On top of the popularity list are the informal afternoon mixers, once known as the “Singleton Shuffles, and the Saturday night “heels and hose’ dances, both held in the Union ballrooms. Occasionally a name band is contracted, but music is usually furnished by a local group. Also popular with the students is the Penthouse, which is open on the average of once a month. Here students and their dates dance, relax over cokes or ginger ale at the candle-lighted tables, and enjoy the all-student floor show given twice nightly. . . . Yo-Yo, roller skates, and a diploma. 176 The vice presidents of the Student Union are in charge of the various committees. The noon movies committee provides weekly “flickers for students with unbelievable spare time during Wednesday lunch hours. Another task of these workers is the sale and exchange of books at the start of each semester. This is a non-profit student service. The committee handling special events plans all receptions such as those after convos and for the Old Masters, and sponsors the Books and Coffee series, gallery previews, anti concerts in the Union. The personnel committee arranges call-outs and parties for Student Union workers. Another committee handles hobby and game club activities, such as Aeromodelers, Model Railroad Club. Camera Club, Girls' Billiards Club, and the Bridge anti Chess Clubs. They also arrange for table tennis and bowling tournaments. Posters and dance backdrops are made in the workshop. The workshop group controls all purchasing made when using the facilities of the workshop. Other committees publicize concerts. dances, and lectures; edit the activity calendar and the Inside Info; and handle supplies and administration. 177 The Student Council office is the second home of a president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer. An aspirant for presidency must be a Junior 5 with at least three semesters of experience in Council work. The president must have a plurality of votes in the election, while the person receiving the second highest number becomes the veep. Dick Walton, president student council - the voice of the student body The president, with the executive board’s approval, selects the secretary and treasurer from the administrative executives. Four rep-resentatives-at-large are elected by popular vote of the student body. These must include at least one coed and one ed representative. The worker has an important part to play in the organization of the Council. There are no special qualifications for being a worker, except the desire to learn more about the student government. The position of a worker is only a stepping stone to higher goals within the Council. The executive branch is rounded out by the administrative staff, comprised of two senior and five junior executives. The Student Assembly is empowered to enact legislation on any matters that might arise from requests of the student body. Sit down! You don't have the floor. 178 executive board Top Row: Eddkman Boch Morris Hcndc Wilcox Silvcmail Campbell Shortridgc Lcmlcr Crier Front Row: Freling Marcus Walton Carriot Zissis Heath Voorhces The Assembly is comprised of one representative and an alternate from each University residence unit, fraternity, sorority, co-op, the International Association, and the Town Girls’ club. The president of the Council presides over the board. big ten constitution ratified Voting members include the president and vice president of the Council, the AYVS president, Associated Residence Council president, two representatives of the administration, delegates from the IF and Pan-Hel councils, and four representatives-at-large. administration board Hull Zalcs McLelland Populorum Rogers McGill Bosler Herrmann 179 class o ffi cers junior officers Elliot Orr Shierling Rogers senior officers Davis Patrick Justice Ewers Late hours . . . luscious music and breakfast back in our house kitchen after the Junior Prom—how can anyone forget? The annual Junior Prom, growing larger even- year, was planned by a competent prom committee chosen early in the spring. The Junior Class officers arc also in charge of selling class keys for those loaded chains and bracelets. The Senior Cord Parade was the first organized party of the year for the Senior Class. A distinct innovation for this year’s Senior Class, under the direction of president Chuck Patrick, was the organization of a Senior Council comprised of one senior from each housing unit. Its purpose it to foster all class projects and create spirit and unity among the seniors. The Senior Night party, promoted by the council, was held in the Armory and was open to all students. Music by Deac Watson’s square dance band provided entertainment for the pseudo dancers while movies of the Big Ten football game highlights rounded out the program. 180 cords... council... prom... picnic...pots sophomore officers Top: Beck Romanowitz Front: Murphy Harris freshman officers Samson Scherer Cham per Beers Wild shrieks of joy ... a glowing scarlet cast in the sky . . . the frosh were burning their green pots at last. After weeks of pledgeship, they were finally initiated members of Purdue. An innovation for the Freshman Class was sale of activity cards. These passes admitted the holders to many University functions. Soft lights . . . music from the best hands (on records, of course) . . . candle-lit tables . . . walls pierced by huge red hearts . . . the sophomores were throwing their Cupid Capers dance. Members of the Class of 55 got together in the Faculty Lounge of the Union after the Northwestern basketball game. What a great way to celebrate a great victory. Singers, dancers, a piano solo, and comedy acts were tossed into one big floor show that added to the sparkle of the dance. The class picnic in the spring was financed by loot from the dance ticket sales. The newly elected officers already are cooking up plans for next year’s prom. They’re hardly shot with the program at all! 181 associated women students Nancy Voorhees, president The Associated Women Students sponsored the Vocational Fairway in November and brought thirty-four successful career men and women to the campus. Short talks and consultations were held for all students interested in particular careers. AWS also supervises the major queen contests . . . Homecoming Queen, Debris Queen, and May Queen in the spring. The Colddiggers' Ball, a turnabout dance held in the spring, was a howling success under the guidance of WVS. Men’s housing units nominate candidates for king, and the girls are awarded prizes for the most original, prettiest and funniest corsages displayed by their dates. This year, the president and past president attended an annual AWS convention held at Ohio State University, where mutual problems were discussed with AWS representatives from other universities. cabinet Top Row: Snnkcnbcrg Schynik Pillsbury PLiee Rcnbarger Augustus Front Row: Voorhees Zissis McEllliincy Dye Abbott Dell 182 One representative from each housing unit comprises the Executive Board. They hash out any problems that arise concerning co-eds. The Judicial Board is made up of nine members who set the policy on co-ed hours and grant special permissions for extended hours. executive beard Top Row: McEllhincy Lyon Springer Voth Welch Winkler Smith Snaken-berg Hinkle Miller Bowden Third Row: Murphy Storer Abbott Bowman Lyons McCormick Kclsh Kelsey Ufccil Edwards Second Row: Entin Paddack Hill Zissis Schlcmcn Reddish Callahan Mohr Strong Front Row: Kriegbaum Dell Schymik Voorhccs Pillsbury Dye Renbarger Augustus Place Lietzan Creen Guard is an honorary organization that manages the counseling program for AWS provides unity for CO-eds new women students. Counselors who are “on the ball” are chosen to be members of the honorary. green guard Top Row: Nagle Pillsbury Layton Carson Harper LeRoy McIntyre Third Row: McEUhiney Kirkpatrick Kennigcr Voorhccs Second Row: Bolte Ratts Burgoync Front Row: Dilliard Mann Kcttlchut Parkinson 183 activities bu r e a u senior executive board Jack Barnett Shirley Palmer The Activities Bureau, in cooperation with the Student Union, stages the Activities Carnival in the fall to give freshmen a glimpse of campus organizations. This year the Bureau supervised regular panel discussion groups on activities in residence halls. The Bureau publishes the Activities Heads List, assists in publishing the Purdue Handbook, maintains a home town publicity service, does mimeograph and poster work, and manages the Lost-and-Found and Travel Bureau. junior executive board Crinun Ward Hogg Thomas Grozkr Ellis 184 Mary Ann Moore, industrious president of the Y. W. C. A., was kept busy this year by her duties of co-ordinating the Y” activities and presiding over the cabinet meetings. Mary Ann Moore, president council Top Row: Ritter Ward Kelleber Hilliard Lange Palmer Swalls McCord Kopper Headers hot Front Row: Reynard Bookman Moore Slevers Olsen When school began this year, the YWCA started the semester by participating in the activities carnival and by holding their annual Saddle Shoe Tea for all new students. Following in October and November was a series of six coffee talks, which were informal discussions of current w. c. a. i events, given by faculty members. These talks are one of the many services that the Y” contributes to the students. The social work elements of the “Y were also very busy this year. Besides providing girls to lead the Girl Scout and Y-Teen groups, they sponsored a campaign on the campus to give housing units the opportunity of helping the orphans' and old peoples' homes. At Christmas time the YWCA held a party with the International Students, at which were explained the different ways that Christmas is celebrated in other lands. 185 The Interfratemity Council office is perhaps better known around campus under the former title of the Fraternity Affairs Office. This organization was changed when the I.F.C. was generally revamped last spring. The purpose of the council is “to implement and to supplement the objects and purposes of the Interfratemity Council.” There are three senior positions—office director and two secretaries. The six junior positions are divided into several departments. The rush department sets up rules regarding the fraternity rush program. The scholarship committee sets the index standard to be met by all fraternity pledges. Those working with sports decide rules for interfratemity sports. The special events department supervises the Greek Week program, including the ball, banquet, and trade dinners. IF council office J A publicity and a clerical department round out the slate of the council’s subdivisions. The council also handles the “busy work” of the Treasurers’ Council and the Junior Interfratemity Council, made up of pledges from all the fraternities. Herb Treat, director junior chairmen Top Row: Belbutowski Finley Cohn Scott Front Row: Dorman Busong Fisher Stohler P. I. A. office The Purdue Independent Association is a coordinating organization for all independent students. The executive board is comprised of members from all independent units on campus and all committee chairmen. During the year. PI A sponsors movies of all Purdue away football games and donates the proceeds to the Alumni Scholarship Foundation. It also holds Arthur Murray dance classes and mns bowling leagues for all independent students twice a year. Earl Henck, president executive board Top Front: Bock Graver Shields Waugh Front Row: VilI� elm GlbeTSon Duckworth Leip Gartner This year, as an added activity, the PI A acted as host school for the National Independent Association convention, which has approximately 130 member schools. Attractions such as the Purdue Clee Club, a Coronation Ball, and an Independent Sweetheart contest were planned for the group. Problems of independents on the college campuses of today were discussed at group meetings during the three-day conference. 187 women’s athletic association The Women's Athletic Association provides recreational opportunities for all women on campus through intramural tournaments, team, and individual sports. It also coordinates Sport and Play Days. Co-ed recreation where facilities of the gym are open to everyone on campus are becoming increasingly popular. council Top Row: Rudy Bernady Moss Somers Schaeffer Lear LeRoy Martin Second Row: Hcct Hcnnis Marasco Thompson Siirgcant Fischer Newman Clark Front Row: Brophy Moorchcad Sniph Hayes Daniels Traveling trophies are awarded to the winning team or individual for each sport at the spring banquet and remain in the possession of the housing unit until the following year. Outstanding ability isn’t necessary, and rookies are always welcome. 188 SCA holds convention Friendly and informal life . . . student managed . . . selective membership . . . this is co-op life on campus. The Executive Board of the Student Cooperative Association, which formulates co-op policy, consists of representatives from all cooperative houses on campus. The board sponsors dances, picnics, banquets, and parties. executive board Top Row: Dunn McDaniels Courtney Schopmeycr Clements Green Berry W appcs McCarthy Third Row: Zink Scott Stroth Nolen Bcntly Mcgaughy Johnson Haldmnn Second Row: Smith Atkins Klingbeil Hite Arthur Elkins Sawada Front Row: Duckworth Everts Smith Reddish The Association has its own athletic league which sponsors all the sports offered by the intramural department. SCA also puts out two publications . . . the Venture, containing news and gossip, and the Handbook, which prints histories and pictures of the cooperatives. 189 board of directors Swift Myrick Snyder Ellis Cushing Blomc Black Miller Allen Kiser WCCR, known as the Voice of Cary Club,” commenced its broadcasting activities in March, 1951, after hundreds of conference hours and meetings. Designed for the purpose of presenting musical entertainment for students, WCCR, with its studios in the Cary Hall Tower, broadcasts to the residence halls. The WCCR staff runs all departments of the station, including announcing, engineering and news, and sports reporting. Bill Cushing, president 190 Captain Video: Come in, Rangers, come ini' •••suo|;eD|iqnd 3F Wanda Ratts, assoc, editor Karl Snepp, assoc, editor Jim Fisher, editor As our ethnic little band pushed nearer the end of the semester and relief of our misery, we turned to the past and tried to estimate exactly what a senior ed does or does not. “Scoop” Snepp, unexcelled at the backhand carriage return, Ratty” Ratts, past master of the underworld idiosyncracics, and Splashing” Judd, a veritable demon on the proportion rule, were stalwart guides for our Debris full of debris. Hard-hitting Allen, as good a man as ever broke a brownie, kept everybody at ease with his pitiful returns of proofs. Whitford. out with a wrenched knee and half the season left, still managed to keep increasing the price after even' tea party. “Uncle” Jim Fisher, silent star of the printer’s proofs, kept most of the staff at bay with reject slips and sharpened scissors. Coffee? 192 Bassett Reed Rinehart junior editors — or why we flunk out of school Kirkpatrick Deobald Kenninger 193 business staff looking to the right after entering the Debris office, one gazes upon a strong iron door. Entrance is easily obtained, since the door is never locked. Behind the barricade one spots three misers counting out even- penny. . . One for me, one for the Debris. And again the staff adds entries to the red ledger. Another year with lots of profit. The staff’s brainstorm of summer sales provided a net income of five parties, staff wage raises, and an armchair for the editor. business staff Siefert Amette Beaudoin Jewell I Wes Allen, Photo Editor photo staff Junior photo editors Zelazny Hobby Out of the deep, dark developing rooms in the cellar of the I’nion comes the odor of hydrochloric acid—the photo staff is at work. From these dens of iniquity comes a constant stream of pictures, ready for the junior eds to check and then demand a retake. In their spare time, the photographers take pictures of life on the campus and decorate the office walls with the best of them (females, that is). An example of their work? It's “in the book.” photographers Clausen Crimm Johnson Wanthnl Hallman Perry Kingsley Vogclgcsang Balis Siefert What is a junior editor? It may lie the fellow who hounds the photographers, or it may be the gal in the Sweet Shop writing copy. Could be that nervous one with the deadline: or could be the joker writing a Rivet story. Take your pick. � 195 As captain of the good ship Exponent, the editor. Doug Shortridge, followed this year's tradition by loginning to lose some of that precious hair. He remained calm, however, with his motto. “All the news that fits, we print,” flying from the staff. Doug Shortridge, editor It ;: senior editorial staff Herdlcin Unger Slaney Davis “Good-bye, hooray,” cry the other members of the Exponent senior editorial staff as they secretly file a current copy of the paper. Joan Herdlein, Stan Unger, Elaine Slaney, and Warren Davis acted as the senior officers of the good ship Exponent. exponent 196 f society eds Doherty Givens Kelicher Hidden away in the Fieldhouse, the members of the sjx rts stall work without benefit of windows or finished walls to put out their page, come storm, wind, rain, or calm seas. They arc matched by the five campus copy juniors, who pound their typewriters deep in the bowels of the Memorial Union Building. Always the good ship moves forward. campus copy eds Coulson Moore Hall Lowe Kettlchut Every good ship must have those who act as junior officers. At the “Hole” they may be seen shouting orders to the members of the crew. The ship is divided into the feature “bridge, wherein reside beautiful young damsels, and the night “bridge, where hardhitting editors, assisted by scurrying members of the crew, work until the wee hours putting out the rag. night eds Phares Dotske Larson Baker sports eds Morrissey AI I� k Gabella 197 Jim Carman, business manager Fast-talking Jim Carman, business manager, worries about his business and circulation junior officers . . . and whether the evening crew will get the last bus back from the typesetters. Still the good ship plows on. business staff Be sure Expo is in big type. advertising and business eds Byers Powell Levine Sherwood Ross Smith Stevens Johnson 198 The glory on a ship such as the Exponent always goes to the editorial crew, but in what might compare to the engine-room of the ship, Dave Gibson and Tom Milby crack their whips to keep up advertising and circulation. The powerhouse of the good ship Exponent is its circulation and advertising staffs. These staff members put in long thankless hours trying to steer the course of the ponderous ship toward friendly harbors and a safe berth. Without them there would be only a derelict floating aimlessly across the seas of dejection and financial ruin. The ship still sails onward toward a far horizon. Tom Milby, circulation manager Dave Gibson, advertising manager 199 Dave Nelson, editor senior staff Spaulding Patch Crctzingcr Nelson Steinkamp Koijane The Purdue Engineer, first published in 1905, is the oldest college engineering magazine in the country. The staff, which is divided into business and editorial divisions, is comprised of engineering students. The Engineer is a member of the Engineering College Magazines Association, which has fifty-six member magazines. Address your love letters on your own time. engineer Issues are sent to every high school in Indiana, to many alums, industrial concerns, and other engineering schools. Bronze and silver keys, in the form of a slide rule, arc awarded to senior editors and workers. The staff also throws a few parties. A photograph of a group of people? Dear Mom: This is going to be a tough semester! The Purdue Scientist, the official publication of the School of Science, reports on campus, local, and national scientific developments. The magazine provides excellent training in scientific journalism for students interested in this field. This year it has conducted a few contests, the major one being the science-fiction contest. The Scientist, one of two of its kind in the United States, is a relatively young magazine. However, in its short period of publication, it has won national recognition. 201 rivet - humor inc. 3 staff Lvon Quinn Smith Carpenter Tufts Bilbrey Stone Polleck LaFuse Roger Smith, managing editor It takes all kinds of people . . . The workers, with six point names and forty-eight point enthusiasm. The junior eds, with twelve point names and thirty-six point authority. Potential Eta Betas, with twenty-four point names and twenty-four point heads. All day long they read jokes . . . Freshmen laugh. Sophomores sneer. Juniors recite the punch line in unison. And the H B’s wonder how long . . . They play a game called publishing a magazine . . . and wonder what happened when it comes out. They write, and tell jokes; they sell ads, and tell jokes; they paint posters, and tell jokes, until it doesn’t seem like anything in the world could Ik funny. So they print the thing. It sells. agriculturist staff Top Row: Neff Judy Kirkpatrick McKinney Front Row: Ebbert Cooprider Miller ■ Mark McKinney, editor No kibitizing, please. Here, sir, have a free copy of the Purdue Agriculturist. It's the monthly student-prepared ag and home ec magazine—this issue is a special which contains all the ag alumni news of the year—I’m sure you’ll find it interesting. Take a look—say, how about subscribing for a year—” This sales talk was taken from the January winter ag conference, where staff members handed out 1400 free copies of the special ag alumni issue. This year's articles and features of interest were the new Tomorrow’s leaders column, featuring three top-ranking agricultural students each month; and the articles on Purdue's research program. 203 senior staff Simpson Driggs Drew Peterson McCurdy The Purdue Pharmacist has been a continuous publication since 1924. Published six times a year for and by the students of the School of Pharmacy, it is distributed to the drug stores of Indiana. The technical articles give extra information to those thirsty for knowledge, and the jokes and cartoons strike the funny bones of the pharmacy majors while they’re struggling through P-Cog and Organic. pharmacist Stop the presses! The Rivet used that joke. junior staff Top Row: Bohnstcdt Dawes Cault NiejiKodski Jones Tylickd Front Row: Bruni Brenneman Simcri Sehrum Jack- son Tuma 204 206 Bob Campbell Bob Lemler Russ Nordstrom Doug Shortridge Dale Samuels Wanda Ratts Kaye Clark Elaine Slaney Grace Blankenship Dena Baldwin Pam Nolen Susie Markley Dottie Luhman Helen Garriott Mary Ruth Stoten Barbara Miessler Betty Schroyer 1 Bs tmSBK Gini Ewing 209 Top Row: Ewing Blankenship Cowdy Binney Ewers Smith, C. Baldwin Meyers Burgoyne McCardle Miessler Slancy Second Row: Hoilman Mullen Herdlein Markley Nolen Hides Clark Hayes Ratts Luhman W’hitford Kohl Schroyer Front Row: Anderson Garriott MeRoberts Layton Harlan Smith. B. Voorhccs Smith, S. Carson Woeste Gartner peppers local activities honorary for women President Vice President Secretary' Treasurer Joan Harlan Allison Mead Barbara Smith Carolyn Layton Established at Purdue in 1927 210 Top Row: Murphy Maxwell Campbell Davis Holmquist Langston Treat Snepp Barnett Rokicki Burt Third Row: Stayton Smith Fisher Jones Gibson Bilbrey Salzman Jackson Edmondson Yurick Wood Nelson Second Row: Simon Maxson Unger Shortridge Fox Dicke Nelson Cadou Carman Runda Milby Front Row: Banas Jones Calhoun Marley Ricker Kroeschell Nordstrom Toeppe Flowers Kkrzek Warner local activities honorary for men Established at Purdue in 1922 President Vice President Secretary-T reasurer Kat Nordstrom Tom Kroeschell John Toeppe 211 reamer c u b Top Row: Isaacs Crawford Smith Teague Miller Showalter Second Row: McCormick Shields Wente Henck Kapp LaForge Wong Coatlcy Front Row: Crabowsky Weaver Sanders Spencer Sears Fox Beck Gabella local activities honorary for independent men President Donald Wente Vice President Arthur Kapp Secretary George Teague Established at Purdue iu 1926 Treasurer William Shields 212 national independent sophomore activities honorary Established at Purdue in 1949 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer James Morrissey Donald Zurbriggen Patricia Hite Harold Eddleman tomahawk Top Row: Rhoades Yount Boslcr Kiser Baughman Lefp Chambers DeGraft Estrich Jacobus Jacobs Kivctt Secoml Row: Gong Mellinger Chappie Hcnck Johnson Policy Hull Reddish Bratton Putnam Courtney Front Row: Dreyfus Holmes Eddleman Zurbriggen Morris .cy Grier Hite Simeri Rudy Brunner 213 Top Row: Phereon Mellck Eiisey Pharcs Schorr Service Axelrod Third Row: NVhcelcr Barry Sicms Lindlcy Prigoff Larson Little Brennan Newton D’Amico Second Row: Dull Miller, L. E. Aldag Cooper Beck Huch:neliter Romanowitz Beckman Baker Grande Front Row: Gaubatz Dorough Ward Jewell Stuckey MlCer, R. K. Morris DeWah Moore Linkcmer Elliot skull and crescent national sophomore activities honorary President Marvin Stuck) Secretary Robert Jewell Established at Purdue in 1930 Treasurer Frederick Dretske 214 iota lam bd a s i g map Top Row: Truitt Aim Cochran Shaker Wsdsmlth Wilhelm VanDcrWccdc Meade McDowell Mason Third Row: Hunt Batesky Smith. C. Stccyk Gardner Best Smith, G. Clessner Worthington Pyska Kemmercr Gerdom Second Row: Crawford Clore Dranford Meyer Dessncr Operish Casperson Helms Bunn Satterly Front Row; Vcllinger Morgan Newport Konigsmark Roberts Heuer Sams Sass Montgomery national honorary fraternity for trade and industrial education President Ammon Swope Established at Purdue in 19-10 Vice President Joe Konigsmark Secretary-Treasurer Denver Sams 215 p p - m e n ’ s c u b 1 Top Row: Yoder McKinney Dickc Smith Gibson Mawwll Warner Holmquist Calhoun Server Flowers Rokieki Bowel itch Second Row: Marley McMullen Server Nelson Fox Hank'ns Norton Cadou Gray Simon Wood Ynrick Front Row: Murphy Stayton Jones Bunas Ricker Weaver Reps Tocppc Klezek Lautcrbach Jones Kroeschell local honorary for varsity lettermen President Fret! Locke Vice President Philip Mateja Established at Purdue in 1925 Secretary-T reasu rer John Toeppe 216 national honorary agricultural fraternity Established at Purdue in 1908 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer William Myers James Lilly John Dudley William McVay alpha zeta Fop Row: Powlcn Rciff Richardson Duntcn Hines Meek Butterworth Raney Crccn Kadler Yoder Warner Second Row: Dcwliirst Stansifcr Kono Horton Ovcrmycr Isaacs Johnson Galloway Smith Overbay Berry Front Row: I oi aki Wells Wawrzyniak McVay Myers Lilly Dudley Cummings Schmut .ler McKinney 217 Top Row: Powlen Barnard Dailey Schnepf Raney Richardson Odle Green Rosaver Pherson Elliot Vomer Third Row: Dewhirst Ricff Utter Coopridcr Horton Duntcn Myers Hines Carson Sprunger Warner Dunn Berry Pruitt Second Row: Well Schmut lcr Westfall Dudley Ivuics Ovcrbay Doi aki Young Huntington Calloway Snsolenski Front Row: Lee Butterworth WawT7.yniak Eller Philips Russell Record Partenheimer Laviolette Runyon local agricultural scholastic honorary President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Kermatt Isaacs ('Icon Overbuy William Doizaki John Dudley Established at Purdue in 1920 218 Top Row: Hippie Lee Adc Watson Miller Work Whitedtle Fleming Ellis Fischer Wilkins Carmichael Malsbary Third Row: Sorensen Austin Hawkins Luckctt Chilman Miller Pethke Rand BcMiller Lang Yarger Batts Kister Second Row: Williams Scarseth Truax Hudson Five! Morrissey Whalley DenUyl Lankton Hack Matyus Wahlman Front Row: Dufendach Combs Yoder Jacobus Jacobs Taub Yogclgesang Estrich Zutavcm national service fraternity Established at Purdue in 1932 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Jim Morrissey Jim Lankton Fenton Hudson Phil Truax 219 sigma alpha tau Top Row: Smedley Smith Able Harms Gilson Ditzler Bean Second Row: Newkirk Wertenberger Morris Campbell Cudeman Porringer Stanley Front Row: Cargnino Ishimoto Walters Johnson Kennedy Ingcrsoll Winks Stephens national air transportation honorary President William Kennedy Vice President Carl Stephens Established at Purdue in 19-18 Secretary Charles Johnson Treasurer Donald Winks 220 national honorary for freshman men President Sheldon CauBeld Established at Purdue in 1948 Vice President Secretary Norman Schwcmberger Irvin Poston Treasurer Ralph La Fuze i P I1 eta s !g m a P H £ Top Row: Graham Wetscl La Fuze Chcsick Jennings Waugh Roberts Klein Second Row: Ball Karstetter Graves DeVries Silvius AmowitZ Hebermehl Schwcmberger Front Row: Garthe Stuart Fell Kicvit Murray Gugcler Mercer 221 Top Row: Heath deLeneux Weisheit Anderson Wooldridge Kopperud Policy McMahon Jones Pielemeier Watt Second Row: Chappie Anderson Van Voorhis Parker Smith, J. Smith. M. Nelson Bauman Wittmen Ward Sams Front Row: Miller Hertc Argenta Zales Meyer Brenneman Putnam Harley Bake delta national scholastic honorary for freshman women President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Carol Meyer Leanne Brenneman Alice Putnam Patricia Zales Established at Purdue in 1926 222 women's press c u b� rvR rf BLw | a oa | Top Row: Slaney Herdlein Radtke Stone Gowdy Baldwin Dell Lowe, S. M. Lowe, NT. Coulson Johnson Kcttclhut Second Row: Stephens Fritz Givens Koch Warner Rinehart Miessler Doherty Brewer Wick Lyon Anderson Front Row: Voorhees Rich McRoberts Soderstrom Wise Harlan Schaefer Sherwood Kirkpatrick Kelleher local journalism honorary for women President Jacqueline Wise Established at Purdue in 1949 Vice President Marie Soderstrom Secretary Joan Harlan Treasurer Jeanne Schaefer 223 sigma c e t a c Top Row: Overbay McKinney Bilbrey Drew Phares Moore Shortridge Front Row: Snepp Davis Unger Langston Bebak McCormick Koijane Smith national professional journalistic fraternity President Jack Langston Vice President Stan Unger Established at Purdue in 1911 Secretary Vincent Bebak Treasurer Bichard Patch 224 local chemical and metallurgical engineering honorary Established at Purdue in 1922 President Robert Phillips Vice President Robert Treadway Secretary-Treasurer Jack Barnett catalyst clu b • Top Row: Sanks Woodruff Hertz Ross McGrath Edmondson Axe Peacock Front Row: Hoover Heffner Rubin Lanhani Phillips Barnett Hogg Harding Renaud 225 Top Row: Johnson Coldstdn Lodge Whcaslor N'cidhold Front Row: Fklnnd Petty Bowditch Wisehart a m m a a p ha r h o | national aeronautical engineering society President Paul Petty Vice President Charles Goldstein Secretary LaVeme Eklund Established at Purdue in 1947 Treasurer David Bowditch 226 pi o m i c r o n Top Row: Tenpas Mavity Kelsh Johnson Cardainone Carroll Front Row: Carpenter Lounsbcrry Blaney Alford Adams Herte local engineering society for women Nancy Noll Marjorie Carpenter Mem' Lou Adams Joanne Alford Established at Purdue in 1946 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 221 kappa delta pi Top Row: Could Cranford Ruuyon Isaacs Carson Dun ten Messing Johnson Burch Dudley MeVay Ovcunycr Short Horton Smith Second Row: Overmycr Knobeloch Luhmnn Dobbcck Solbcrg Mullen Johnson Siinak Evertts Wade Kohlenlx-rger Stolen Rhinespcrgcr Smith Kohl Estergreen Front Row: Malone Markley Mandelbaum Renbarger Ryder Green Wooden Ritter Craig Odlc Edington Morehead Cartner national educational scholastic honorary President Martha Craig Vice President Hetty Ritter Established at Purdue in 1911 Secretary Marilyn Olde Treasurer Robert Woodin 228 national mechanical engineering scholastic honorary Established at Purdue in 1922 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Hex Groh Morris Jesup Daniel Fleinsborg Jack Hildebrand pi t a u sigma | Top Row: Gray LeCrcn Bodnar Golan Beck McKay Jagow Watts Woodward Stamhaugh Krochlc Ellis Dean Warrick Serban Hession Canan Moore Third Row: Apple Klcinc Morgan Hirst Inn.m Rumble Theiler W.mthal Holman Poston Corley Plante Spitlcr Turner Patch Wcnte McCune Schreiner Sherman Second Row: Jenco Hall Jesup Clark Groh Defaulter Hildebrand Flensborg Ridge Gargner Cushing Will Tusla Sprieli Campbell Johnson Front Row: Lundeen Hudson Cassady Smith Staples Newberry Milford Menzer Yakukek Wing Dunn Bowlin Weber Elmore Row StalLvsmitb 229 Top Row: Pinilla Gramsc Hascr Bicbor Schafonacker Kirk Melton Scott Swanlund Teague Allen Ross Stem Second Row: Carlson Pereira Arakaki Saylor Kanning Kirklin Michaels (Kilt Moores Marsh Cowlishaw Hailock Ely Front Row: Donkin Richardson Matsuuru Robbins Moulton Dunham Rigby Butler Sanders laiwton Hancock Swart e p s i I o n national civil engineering scholastic honorary President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Richard Butler Robert Dunhain Harry Hascr Lawrence Rigby Established at Purdue in 1929 230 n u Top Row: Hurst Margart Renner Jenkins Meneghin Dretake Wetter Meeks Stems Palmer Crawford Nonken Travis Saxman Third Row: Bonnoait Shields Smith Hannon Jenter father Schmauss Ball Doty Luce Kirk Black Second Row: Galil Koenig Kalish Puryear Rogers Colvill Jones Bailey Cormier Plettner Wolfer Fenton Wishard Front Row: Thompson Miller Johnson Kuiser Homcffer Cummings Lowry Schiowe Hamcrla Webster Borken Beaty national honorary for electrical engineers Established at Purdue in 1908 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Bryon Jones Fred Bailey Hichard Travis Donald Colvill 231 epsilon Top Row: Peters Axelrod Chesiok Seller Kiovit Second Row: Weeknian Youse Krieve Evans Fiorino Anastasia Blyholdcr Front Row: Saubcr Hill Harding Nferanda Reinke McGrath Nelson national honorary society for chemical engineers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Frank Vlcranda Ronald Harding Charles Reinke Robert Bailey Established at Purdue in 1943 2U national home economics scholastic honorary Established at Purdue in 1913 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Phyllis R. Renbergcr Mary Stotcn Carolyn Tredwell Janice Dobbeck omicron nu ; Top Row: Guard Marklcv St. Joint Johnson Evcrtts Pillsbury Bowers, M. L. Bowers, M. L. Bottck Second Rosv: Ratts NVhitford Zicmnnn Nolen Ovcrmeycr Dobbcck Craig (Connell Front Row: Wfley Tredwell Stotcn Dobbcck Renbarger Rhincspcrger Micsslcr 233 Top Row; McCurdy, I). Schruin McCollmigh Newcomb Conrad Sexton Miller McCurdy. M. Frisz Front Row: Jacobus Tuma Akers Priebe Cillespic Simcri Miller kappa epsilon national professional pharmacy sorority for women President Patricia Priebe Vice President Patricia Miller Secretary Wanda Akers Established at Purdue in 1946 Treasurer Maria Simcri 234 Top Row: Torch McCurdy, M. E. Frisz McColIoiigh Faust Volkcl Pricve Me Curdy, D. E. Front Row: Peterson Hendrick Cedlga Boyle Congdon Craig Patel national pharmacy honorary President John Boyle Established at Purdue in 1945 Vice President Louis Sinotte Secretary Barbara Frisz Treasurer Robert Saute 235 k a p p a p s i I Top Row: Stem Novotny Kelly Turchi Sunkes Drew Haywood Norton Oylcr Weyl Mahler Bedcnkop Bill Lindauer Broughton Second Row: Barker Reed Young Wcrtzbcrgcr Yoder Gomes Somers Grana Peterson. I). K. Mayncr Brown Front Row: Haberue Schweitzer Smith Davis Peterson. T. E. Swetnam Dawes Heilman Roll Volkel national professional pharmacy fraternity for men Regent Robert Swetnam Vice Regent William Heilman Secretary Warren Davis Established at Purdue in 1928 Treasurer Thomas Peterson 236 local science honorary delta rho kappa Established at Purdue in 1929 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Keith Traylor Bernard Cerstein Maryann Moore Bill Bugh Top Row: Weinberg Wetzel Wright Kohlbrcnncr Yenrian Blacklcdgc Prout Monoyhun Jusko Noble Pascoe Meyers Third Row: Can trail Warner Minnieh Kettellmt Powell Mason May Iiardis I .owe Krutsch Herrmann Cade Blakcslcc Second Row: Bassett Lubinan Kohl Moore Traylor Bugh Cerstein Andrews Morebead Rinehart Solberg Front Row: Wise Kenninger Estergreea Mandclbaum Neff Gartner Pykc Haritos 237 Top Row: Mueller Wilson Flowers Farrar Sherwood Gowdv Shannnhan Heath VanDerMaelcn Second Row: McNutt Marson Baughman Clark Thompson Russell Front Row: Link Hinncn McMahon Bchle Magee Fischer Bowers local swimming honorary for women President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President See.-Trcas. Kathy Clark Beverly Baughman juliann Thompson Jean Ann Marson Established at Purdue in 1936 238 d o p i i n c u til Top Row: Mott-Smith Mitchencr Schuler Cyorgyi Taub Second Row: Broggemeier Wooledge Mengcl Carlisle Lasicr Slotkin Covalt Front Row: Lautcrbach Ccrstcin Krocschcll Craves Holmquist Patrick national honorary for collegiate swimmers Established at Purdue in 1929 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Tom Kroeschell Bemie Gerstein Eric Holmquist John Geis 239 sportswomen Top Row: McNcely Carson Bch!c Bcmartly Hite Clark Mullen Brophy Fischer Smith Front Row: Cottrell Evert ts Carter Voth Sheets local athletic honorary for women President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Patsy Carter Corine Evertts Jane Sheets Patricia McNeely Established at Purdue in 1928 240 national forensic fraternity President Archie Becker Established at Purdue in 1916 Vice President Wayne Wilcox Secretarv-T reasurer Virginia Ewing t a u kappa a P 3 Top Row: Beck Dahle Lull Lilly Shortridge Front Row: Goetzinger Meyers Becher Ewing Wilcox 241 Top Row: Campbell Gleitz Block Wetter Kievit Ellis Bodnar Puryear Rogers Third Row: McKinney Nelson Cardner Sutton Golan Petty Eklund Bowditch Wishard Second Row: Moulton Moores Teague Hascr Schafcnackcr Dunkin Swanlund Osilli Butler Rigby Front Row: Naffziger Chenowcth Jones Luce Johnson Tusla Stalismith Beaty national engineering scholastic honorary Top Row: Milford Youse Evans Botje Schiewe Chesick Tibma Jagow Plante Ball Third Row: Elmore Carlson Bonncau Hirschman Plettner Richardson Corley Meranda Patch Spider Stutsman Second Row: Truax Anastasia Magart Jentcr Travis Kaiser Hildebrand Canan Floring Wawrzyniak Front Row: Saubcr Wing Sayre Hill Crawford Colvill Harding Bailey Fraylick Top Row: Pereival Nan tig Youngron Carpenter Olson Prentics Front Row: Martinelli Hromuda Beazley Wommack Troskey Callahan xi sigma pi agricultural council Top Row: Wagner Johnson Doam Dudley Little Wheaton Second Row: Doizaki Miller Ash Cummings Troskey Front Row: Carson Myers Freeman Isaacs McKinney Ovett ay Top Row: LcRoy Monarch May Jackson Chiles BiUky Petty Front Row: Earl Smith Marks Binney Stolen Brunner Sammons theta alpha phi national honorary dramatic fraternity President Vice President Secretary-T reasurcr Historian Mary Binney Jim Maloon Betsie Schroyer Katie NefF Established at Purdue in 1929 244 No Purdue student ever thrilled to the Battle Hymn ol the Republic” without thinking of the Purdue Glee Club. With its fifty-six traveling members, the Glee Club serves the University as good will ambassador and publicity agent. This year, among their many concert tours, the Glee Club traveled to Detroit, where they sang with Dinah Shore for the General Motors Corporation. The most outstanding feature of their activities was their New York-Washington trip where they sang under the direction of Fred Waring. They were also present for the Presidential Inauguration, where they rode on a float in their tails, top hats, and canes in the parade; that night they sang at the Indiana Society Ball. Two new groups have made their entrances this year at Purdue; The Purduvians, which is comprised of 19 girls and IS boys and is designed to be a traveling choir, and the Choraliers. which is comprised of 50 girls, is designed to give more coeds a chance to sing; Albert P. Stewart, Mr. Big of PMO. is the man who has placed an engineering school on the musical map of the world. 246 choraliers and purduvians Under the direction of Al Stewart, 250 students gather weekly at the Hall of Music for Choir practice. The Choir is Purdue's largest singing group. orchestra Composed of 65 members, the Orchestra is a combination of students from nearly every school in the University, 12 states, and one foreign country. Under the direction of Mr. T. H. Wilson, they rehearse twice weekly in the Music Hall. This year the Choir sang the “Messiah” at the Managers . . . managing? annual Christmas Convocation and presented the renowned Easter Convocation in the spring. The Orchestra annually performs at the Christmas Convocation, Varsity Varieties. Harlequin Show, and a number of individual concerts. This year their program also included tours to Chicago, Camp Atterbury, and Indianapolis. Mr. T. H. Wilson-orchestra director 249 This activity, under staff supervision, permitted 400 students to participate in dramatic productions for the University during the 1952-53 season. Playshop’s five-play schedule included “The Male Animal.” by Thurbcr and Nugent; Shakespeare’s “The Merchant of Venice”; a play for children, “Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy”; “Come Back, Little Sheba,” bv William Inge; and J. M. Synge’s Irish classic, “The Playboy of the Western World.” purdue playshop I 250 Top Row: Solberg Henricks Ahrbccker Binney Nonken Eckhort LeRoy Neff Second Row: Martin Petty Blakcmorc Phelps Mallon Jackson May Bilsky Rhoades Front Row: Gclfman Smith Earl White Monarch Brunner Sammons Boston Membership in Purdue Players honors Playshoppers for the many hours that they spend making Play-shop productions successful. To be eligible, a Playshop worker must put in at least 200 hours on four major productions. A portion of these hours may be spent in actual acting, hut the requirements also include working on some of the backstage crews. This year Players inaugurated a series of Theater Kaffee Klatches,” coffee hours at which various townspeople and staff members gave informal talks on different phases of the theater. Purdue Players also sponsors all Playshop social functions, including a dinner after each production. 251 Resolved: to travel around the Country shall be the theme of the Varsity Debater at Purdue University. The first semester four debaters were sent to Gainesville, Florida, to debate on the Fair Employment Practices Law. Two debaters then went to the University of Wisconsin to attend a Big Ten Debate. The subject under consideration was “Should the Big Ten renew the Rose Bowl contract? The debaters were host for the Tau Kappa Alpha Indiana-Michigan Regional Discussion Conference and for the Purdue Invitational Debate Tournament in December. Second semester activities included the Delta Sigma Rho Tournament at Wisconsin; an Invitational Tournament at DePauw; and the Tau Kappa Alpha Debate and Discussion Tournament at Denver, Colorado. Coaches are Dr. N. B. Beck, C. S. Goetzinger, Ray Reed and Ron Ross. varsity and novice debate Friends, my illustrious colleague and I— Top Row: Reid Cooper Kendall Wilcox Rciff Becher Goetzinger Front Row: Beck Leavitt Nine Baldridge Blaschke Ross Top Row: Meister Eastman Siefcrt Ziogas Klein Winters Master Twigg Second Row: CokUtein Lyles Small Witter Little Rapp Treaty Brain Front Row: Bluestein Harley Callahan Mayle Rossi Parker 111 never be able to decipher diesel “1 challenge the second point of the affirmative ...” so goes one of the many pro-and oon discussions of the Novice Debaters. Those who belong to this organization are students who have had no debating experience before. Their activities this year included a trip to the Navy Pier Tournament the first semester, and to the University of Illinois the second semester. In February of this year the Novice Invitational Debate Tournament was held at Purdue. Sixty-six debate teams from twenty-four different schools were invited to participate in the debate. The topic under consideration was 'Resolved, that the Congress of the United States should enact a compulsory fair employment practices law. One faculty judge is furnished by each college in order to judge each debate. Freshman debate coaches are Darrell Piersol and Noll Rapp, both of the Speech Department. 253 WBAA...the voice of purdue One of the more interesting places on campus is WBAA, the first radio station in Indiana, which began its thirty-first year of broadcasting in 1953. A non-commercial station, it airs a wide variety' of programs including sports, music, farm features, and newscasts. From the modem studios in the Hall of Music, “The Voice of Purdue” is transmitted under a maximum power of 5000 watts to many Indiana homes fifteen hours a day, excluding Sunday. As a student activity it offers many opportunities associated with producing radio shows. Script writers prepare the material for the programs, and a competent staff of announcers handle a majority' of the broadcasts. Students with an interest in dramatics and show producing assume a variety of roles in the shows. Programming by transcription. 254 religious groups and student foundations university presbyterian church Constructive, living education off the campus is shown in a popular light at this all-student church. Here is one place where students have a voice in proceedings—not merely in what to do, but by actually doing. We have a church with the atmosphere of reverence because that is our choice of conduct. We use objects that have historic value in our communion service, vessels that were used aboard a liner where service men traveled abroad. We have supported the teachings of our church. We have grown from youth to young adulthood by our choices expressed in our actions. This is our church, since we have lived its meaning. —Dr. Leigh O. Wright, Pastor . . . but I wanted a cap pistol. 257 lutheran student association The Lutheran Student Association was established for the purpose of bringing together the Lutheran students on the campus. Its meeting place is the Student Center at 219 University Street. The associations major project this year was the furnishing of the Center, which was acquired in the spring of 1951. Needy families benefited at Thanksgiving from baskets the members gave them. Another project this year has been the membership drive. Activities included luncheon discussions on Tuesday mornings, Bible study, and picnics and trips to Turkey Run and the Shades. But it was your turn to hit it! 258 Mother would never believe this. The University Lutheran Assembly is the governing board for the University Lutheran Chapel and Student Center at 100 South Chauncey. Tin's group meets once a month to pass rules on the use of rooms in the Student Center; to decide on rental fees ami purchases; and to regulate all church and student center business. The student center has been here since the spring of 1951. Gamma Delta is an organization within the assembly, to which any Lutheran student can belong. It is a national Lutheran student group. Sunday evening suppers at the Student Center are sponsored by Gamma Delta for the members. university lutheran assembly 259 wesley foundation The Wesley Foundation was organized for the Methodist students on the campus. Its program consists of a meeting each Sunday evening, held in the Foundation Building. They also have a dramatic group, the Wesley Players, who participate in plays throughout the state. For those interested in journalism, there is the Wesleyan, a student publication. A yearbook is published at the end of the year and contains a resume of the happenings at the foundation. Committees are membership, worship, social, and publicity. I'll bid three no-trump. Housed in a modem building, just completed last spring, the Hillel Foundation has had a well-rounded program with various religious and social activities. The members have been constantly busy as they worked on committees, produced plays, sponsored dances, published bulletins, and participated in Interfaith athletics. The foundation also printed their own yearbook, the Hillel File, which gave reviews of all the year’s activities, reports of the committees, and pictures of many group functions. The Hillel Foundation is a national organization with active groups on many college campuses. The program of the foundation is primarily for the Student body; however, many instructors take an active part. Rabbi Alexander Fein-silver is the advisor. hillel foundation 261 •'4 Interfaith Council officers plan future meetings. interfaith council The Interfaith Council is composed of three delegates from each of the ten religious student groups, plus three from the YWCA. The purpose of the council is to unite the efforts of the different religious groups on the campus toward bettering the student thus bringing the student closer to his religious faith. To carry out their intensive program, the council meets bi-monthly. The council sponsors a freshman camp, Brotherhood Week, and Fireside Chats. Other projects are planned by the Social Action committee. Let’s try the third verse now. The Newman Club is the religious organization that exists for the purpose of bringing together the Catholic students on college campuses. Discussion groups and social meetings are held every Tuesday night, at which well-known speakers come to talk on subjects of current interest to the members of the club. The meetings are held in the recreation room of St. Thomas Aquinas Church. newman club 263 baptist-christian fellowship The Baptist-Christian Fellowship program features summer camp and an annual retreat. The five committees that plan the club functions are: stewardship, service, fellowship, membership, and program. allbright-otterbein student fellowship The Allbright-Otterbein Student Fellowship is the student group associated with the Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church. This organization meets on the first Tuesday of each month and holds social functions throughout the year. Top Row: Jump Rcnfc Teague Melton Schafcnacker Hnscr Tcrhorst Second Row: Stem Sayler Carlson Bear Matsuura Rigby Pereira Front Row: Carll Schildt Cowlishaw Ely Van Kretsclnnar Slielbum Allen Top Row: Robbins Moores Osili Butler Swanlund Ross Peeler Second Row: Kanning Kirklin Marsh Banks Lichtenheld Hallock Hall Front Row: Abascal Fortin Moulton Lewis Krauss Luce Sharp american society of civil 266 engineers american society of mechanical engineers Top Row: Cromer DeVries Wells Waterfield St. Clair Klootwyk Lambert Sherman Olsen Moore Siefert Moore Leonard Second Row: Raj Canan Le Cron Thomas Campbell Hamlin Ballard McFarland Springer Campbell Schreiner Elmore Front Row: Bixby Berkley Michulcc Corbet Beier Newton Hoffman Camplx-H Trues Robertson Ross Stallsmith Top Row: Cray Staples Cross Golan McKay Harvey VagOW Bannister Kroehle Bodnar Ellis Dean Warrick McClain 'orisck Second Row: Menzer Von Behren Newborn- Rumble Smith Holman Poston Corley Patch Hammond Serban Weber Miller Front Row: Apple Jcsup Hudson Jcnco Theilcr Hildebrand Win Ridne Haykin Dunn Will Tusla association of agricultural engineers Top Row: Hobaugh Raney Fink Shro] shirc Swanson Grinnell Mcntzcr Butterworth Staples RIckerd Huntsman Scholz Matyus Second Row: Dailey Gchr Webb Utterback Warwzyniak Billingsley Spencer Carfield Reed Brnchlc Front Row: Cbcnoweth Gluck Steely Kaminsky Homey Spencer Wagner Lant Rush Baker Dickerson american institute of mining and metallurgical engineers Top Row: Fritzkc Schulz Vangildcr Ulrich Smith Front Row: Klingbcil Sayre Block Zicg Warrick Top Row: Laatsch Cracgin Peters Warner Evans Halfoker Wells Schorr Murray Richards Kauchak Second Row: Foil Lanham Woolcdgc Bradshaw Wcekman . . McGrath Rossen Hill Walter Rubin Votaw Berman american institute Front Row: Graham Rcnaud Treadway Hcbcrmchl Harding Stoeckel Swanson Dagley Nelson LaCroix of chemical engineers Top Row: Stcbbins Bonncau Smith Wetter Lautcrbach Meeks Flower Schicwc Palmer Siems Nonken Miller Second Row: Holaduy Shields Plcttner Jenter Crawford m Ware Mercer Homeffcr Hannon Soos Allen american institute Front Row: Carpenter Borken Luce Drctskc Frecmon Jones Ball Kather Cornier Webster of electrical engineers 269 Top Row: Husted Benjamin Smith Kimmel Selsor Kastncr Mercer Robertson Third Row: Nancarrow Powell Lyons Swanson Brownlee Wilhelm Rciff Roberts Zeiss Second Row: Shumate Potter Frye Martin McKeague Farrar Coodale club Front Row: Elliott Poole Sehonke Emery Koehler Parker Pendleton Andrews horticulture Last Row: Corbin Goegley Franzman Hocppner Fries Brenneman Kuhn Meek Trafelet Second Row: Purchla Lukin Beard Carter Smith, R. A. Laucr Carpenter Ewart First Row: Lornmcl Stevenson Wolfe Smith, D. E. Chapman Kressel Schnick society 270 thomas say Top Row: Dotty Osmun Prucss Taub Concalves Ash. J. R. MacCregor Rickel Schuder Front Row: Pferrer O'Really Ash, C. R. Butt Costa Kolas entomological society outing Top Row: Martinclli Hamilton Wilhelm Johnson Addison Hassong Haag Taylor Murphy Second Row: Vogelgesang Bagley Anderson Curtis McKittrie, D. Farah Campbell Front Row: Rust Rathgeber McKinzic, P. S. Long Kaminsky Peters Neuncr society of Top How: deCastongrene Byrne Kcslor Eklund Kishllne Sliakcr Fisher Stejskal Crockett Spanski Raj Second Row: Morgan Schwcmbcrger Canon Hamlin Thomas Mcndclman Ellis Thorpe Bushev Dean Burling Front Row: Dysart Smith Matthews Spitlcr Cromer, D. C. Cromer, G. C. Kasak Sprague Haykin Bueche automotive engineers dairy club Last Row: Bums Hcssong Hiatt Napier Flicldnger Second Row: DeCroote Guard Beckett Alderfer First Row: Hartley Rettinger Wheaton Hcllmich Top Row: Roll Smith Gediga Kunkel, W. D. Mahler Rundman Norton Schmid Trader Spargo Garhow Waxman Manian Koch Sixth Row: Heilman Kelly Swetnam Donovan Craig Nelson Rittenhousc Novotny Imkccp Turchi Collins Jundt Saute american pharmaceutical association Fifth Row: Drew Langston Hendrick Barry Bill Bcdcn- kop Weyl Jones Gray Brown Fourth Row: Morgan Frfsz Jacobus McCollough Priebc Gillespie Tylicki Thompson Schweitzer Crana Waheed McCurdy, M. E. McCurdy, D. A. Third Row: Peterson, T. E. Peterson, D. K. Wertzbergcr Boyle Congdon Dawes Chun Comes Yoder Patel Simeri Kys Second Row: Long Alleman Davis Kunkel, D. L. Mayner Rouhselang Anderson Elboon Blower Wahlman Sinotte Broughton First Row: Sliecls Miller Schrnm Brenncman Conrad Newcomb Wleklinsld Sexton Vacik Lindauer Second Row: Disser Mascolo Wilson Burritt Cohen Bard-wick Renk Curgnino Holmgren Schubert Hartman Hop! Front Row: Lawrence dc Castongrcne Lincoln Boone club 273 agricultural education society Top Row: Maicr Pafenberg Runyon Addison Hines Galloway Moody Duntcn Nichaus Rowe Bowyer Amstutz Green Scholl Third Row: Ebbcrt Belcher Amick Callahan Isaacs Ovcrmycr Richardson, G. Morrison Richardson, C. E. Freeman Biggs Jankowski Second Row: Warner Horton Schopmcycr Carson Cromer Dudley McVay Mitchell Pruitt Kimmel Sprungcr Front Row: Weber Lucas Bevington Davis Wallace Leslie Varner Roush Smith agricultural Top Row: Powlen Sprungcr Scholl McCammack Crawford Pfahler Myers Sibbitt Davis Amstutz Clo lfcltcr Varner Benner Second Row: Stem Rea Utter Amick Mendenhall Dilts Martin Smith Orr Dice Pherson Berry Laird economics club Front Row: Odle Belcher Kendall Oxipridcr Galloway Pnurlberg Overbay Neff Elliott Judge Record 274 hoof and horn Fourth Row: Dickes Creek Addison Miller, J. D. Sieboldt Pavcy Little, J. E. Little, J. K. Honnold Hiatt Third Row: Rea Wright Odlc Martin Bryant King Smith Sisson School Dull Second Row: Kadlec Morris McMillm Watson Gerrard Larson Waitt Hardesty Beehler Front Row: Neff Record Foster Judge Sharp McKinney Miller. L. E. Lind ley Shumate Matchette poultry Top Row: Smisck Okoyc Ruszlcr Brown Gruliam Gaylord Smith, G. C. Second Row: Smith, J. H. Schuman Rabin Lilly Phillippe Thompson Bommann Schaefer Weise Front Row: Ross McNary Stansifer Cummings Creighton Dcwhiast 275 forestry Top Row: Boveri Percival Rndich Bunroff Youngrcn Wamc I onox Forst Gorrcll Second Row: Willmann Zurbrigger Phelps Garoutte Han- sen Wright Olson Municr Doub Stranger Worley club Third Row: Prentice McCarty Foe Macko Reed Biddle Koenig Troskey Front Row: Wommack Hromada Courtney Kistcr Murray Tuttle Siegwarth Top Row: Schiff Starrctt Ericke Meranda Bebak Stoeckcl Kaufman Eklund Front Row: Kunz Zelazny Rohrcr Bernstein Cohen Kal- bac Bell camera 276 club r chinese Top Row: Chan Joe Lee Ych Fong Yeh Shen Second Row: Fang Koo Limpe Cheng Hung Tang Ko Chung student club Front Row: Pu Moh Hsu Chen Chan Hsu Chen Yee Top Row: Williams Scimapf Lucas Addison MacReynolds Riedel Albers meyer Doerflein Brueck Second Row: Smith, M. R. Probasco Sprunger Sommers Runoff Schun Weber Nagle Raymann Bowers Jankowski folk-a- Front Row: Siefors Rockwell JollifT Lenhart Bowers Scholl Clinton Tower Smith, R. A. Naftzgcr Cook Harvey whirlers 277 purdue Top Row: Wenncrstrom Eckdhal Smith Fleming Ellis Front Row: Young Swanson Schultz Wood Garred aeromodelers railroad Top Row: Austin Beck Willis DeVries Ross UHian Van Scoyoc Johnson Smith Bennett Front Row: Drummond Lohr Peat Bradley Zuuk club 278 international association Top Row: Miller Azzouz Cjcrstad Kcmpennan Muthicscn Strain Foyn Knger RcifF Wilhelm Escobar Tillotson Forah Mehta Hatami Third Row: Ilunslcy Elkin Plank Ritter Rollman Kowalysyn Breidenbaugh Duckworth Langorud Gareia-Pons Cboksi Barretto Gursahaney Ritenour Khun Second Row: Rulika Shah. S. H. Arni Sri Ram Kudalkar Datta Goff Gupta Soundemn Shah, G. K. Patel Subba Rao Shunts Front Row: Pethachi Raj Master Layton Osili Harris Knshyup Haldemaii Butler Waheed Hannan pan american club Top Row: Pardo Ortiz Pinilla Goncalves Saborio Gomez Zcitun Second Row: Doguc Garcia-Pons Haldeman Duckworth Houghton Miller Costa Front Row: Tanner Marrero Abaseal Canas Shacwitz Butler Mogollon 279 aero club Top Row: Briggs Hidy Harms Lodge Cloyer Eklund Front Row: Clawaon Stephens Alford Sankcy Johnson Top Row: Oderkirk, J. Oderkirk. E. Ki«-I Paddack Fclknor Peterson Montgomery Freel Probasco Williams Shaw town Second Row: Kaser York Moore Bible Rogers Coumman Hadley M.'trek Bartlett McNeely Front Row: Guard King Arvidson Sellc Sams Sheets Harlan Malmgren Sammons Schomus Ward McConnell 280 major minor club Top Row: Probasco Schnaitcr Fuhnnan Pinnich Shcwski Lutes Hite Furth Clinton Young Schlepowicz Weir Welch Raub Second Row: Chumpinc Jordan Haninrel Boeckman Mussman Malsbary Liggett Carter Matthews Canity Newman S walls Bake Crocker Bardwcll Front Row: Burch Geyer Larson Lucas Heck Morehead Brown DeLancux Brophy Howkinson Second Row: Shah, S. II. Srir.un Kudalkar Subha Goff Gupta Soundaran Choksi First Row: Barretta Master Raj Khan Patel Breidcnbaugh Third Row: Datta Pethachi Rakha Gursahaney Mehta Rciff Ami Shah, C. K. Kashvap Sen Hannan 281 students auto club Top Row: Groover Bock Bizby Root Disser Nelson Character Frout Satkoski Adams Stejskal M.irkl Second Row: deCastongrene Frick Ehvesman Lauer Collins Pruitt Soefelot Badger Taggart Ruby Humphrey Bagley Sieol Front Row: Ketterman Johnson, 1- Holtom Y � rk Peterson Nickerson Anderson Johnson. P. Cook Goodman Griffin Leek bee M.ir en Top Row: Duckworth Isaacson Seifert Crail Kcslar Kelly I-aCroix Click I-ohss Jorgensen Springer Campbell Tomita Miller Second Row: Meinhardt Felt Garrett Luttman Hetherington Singer Scatter Fisher Stevens Smisck Coodwin Robertson Dclamater Front Row: Butncr DeCamp Dit ler Clegg Wilkins Norsell Simons Fritsch Brehob Baas Stryker Sprague Wochna 282 Virginia c. Top Row: Ward Clapp Probascu Clinton Lcuck Henderson Brueck Laurie Satterlcy Mudill McIntyre Mosiman Bohne Stafansky Liggett Guard merideth club Third Row: Zimmerman Miller Smith, J. 1. Mussman Jordan Renbarger Rauth Smith, S. A. Eddleman Harsa Howard Stoten Reddish Short Godfrey Harper Bowers, Marietta Bowers, Marilyn Jacobus Second Row: Culbertson Plasterer Winn Kintanar Chiabai Huffman Smith, C. C. Russell Burton Fuhrman l obbeck Hagenow Reynolds Front Row: Young Guenther Heck Schuh Brown Corley Schnepf Carson Clark Spencer Ewing Odle Smith, M. E. Top Row: Rumple Overmeycr Hennis Mueller Meharrv Raub Kuehn Stoltz Hendrick Kopperud Hewitt Simak Young Van Voorhis Carl Smith Rhinesperger Cue Lictzan Farr Lyon Third Row: Clements Guard Dobbeek Newman Bake Herdlein Burgoyne Ohl Hyland .Arthur Rockwell Gerrity Witts Cullar Williams Gephart Clouse Ccisen Cray Mann Ceyer Kreigbaum, M. A. Chappie Kreigbaum, S.S. Second Row: McDougle Olson Brooks Stone Stevens Wiley Wilkinson Dillingham McKinstray McGill Dilliard Stanier Landis Kenady Beggs Turner Thinker Front Row: Perliek Daniels, N. D. Brondagc Perry Needier Lucas Reynard Heath Holiman Stephens Abbott Schlatter Burch Kutak Rudy Fair Daniels, G. J. 283 collegiate Top Row: Young Schmeltz Anderson W atson Green Cooprider Odle Hiatt Bryant Amstutz Scholl Sisson Barr Laurtc Brucck Ovcrpeck Jordan 4-h club Tliird Row: Crawford Borders Alocrfor Miller McMillin Bcehlcr Elsbury Chance Napier Biggs Jordan Hellmich Kddlrman Pershing Bastian Jones Barnett McCormick Second Row: Clapp Hagenow Smith Clark Williams Guenther Odle Houser Leuck Fair Rumple Front Row: Reynolds Richardson Cooper Little Judge Tower Newman Holm Top Row: Spencer Limmcrman Cowan Mann Heaverridge Winters Odle Hasler Chambers Benner Jones Schnepf Addison Smith Rettingcr Second Row: Bertsch Carson Malone Needier Thompson Lower Clinton Meharry Stafford Naftzger Burton Third Row: Eickholt . Shumate Russell Lenhart Preston Little Wilson Addison Baker Richardson Powell Robertson Sheldon Goss Hart Euenz Front Row: Bcymer Ruff Schmidt Clements Burch Walker Ribordy Wastbrook Elro«l Probasco Henderson DeRemcr Culbertson Heitz F. W. WOOI-WOI II O. Every’ Tuesday of the spring semester the campus turns a khaki color, for it is Corps Day for the men in ROTC. This day the hundreds of freshmen and sophomores parade in the Armory and on the Intramural Field, led by senior officers. army R O T C The result of all this drilling was seen this May on Armed Forces Day when the 1500 ROTC mem-l ers paraded for the National Inspection. In late spring crowds watched the ROTC parade to the march music of the full Military Band. 286 r Purdue’s first ROTC unit was an infantry company organized in 1S76 by a member of the faculty'. By 1S91 military training had become compulsory' for all able-bodied male students. ' 1 |ii tm The Army ROTC unit continued to grow, and today it is a brigade composed of six specialized branches. Different types of advanced training are offered by the Signal Corps, Chemical Corps, Engineer Corps, Transportation Corps, Artillery Corps, and Ordnance. The Armory houses mechanized equipment such as amphibious jeeps, artillery' pieces, tracked vehicles, and trucks, and provides ample space for drills and classroom work. Colonel Frederick B. Porter, West Point graduate, heads the Purdue component of the Army ROTC. 287 Colonel F. B. Porter ' Top Row: Cranford Adams Santee Bodnar Oinensky Yahner Blacklcdgc Watts Runyon VanGUdcr Kadlec Second Row: Borman Skidmore Powlcn Congdon Hildebrand Canan Horton Ewart Armbrustcr McKinney Moores Riddle Stein Front Row: Cerstein Wells Neff Hogg Eller Rumble Knoll Wise Elliott ColviU Siess Among the many ROTC honorary activities is Purdues notable Purdue Order of Military Merit. Members and advisors of POMM select Army ROTC officers who have been outstanding leaders in their respective Corps. After a short but thorough indoctrination period, these men are initiated. They then can be identified by the gold and black four-ragercs on their uniforms. POM Ms purpose is to develop military- interest and efficiency and to participate in military-functions, such as the annual National Inspection in May. Pay attention; this may save your life. P.O.M.M. 288 Top Row: l)e Frees Renner Drisscll Pet like Bohl Clark Rand Koehler Schildt Yahncr Altman Dillcy Dicrbcrg Prien Jennings Tlsiixl Row: Lantech Matuska Carney Male Aroey Elliott Woolcdgc Foster Biddle Lindauer Ckxlfcltcr Myers Sless Pipkom Murray Bick Nelson Unger Second Row: Baumann Roth Schuhnan Foil Collins Bock Morris Bommann Bums, advisor Sum Cameron Orr Neff Stein Nelson Front Row: Elsea Mulcahy Lyons Burge Haubold Got- schall Keisling Ebling Moses Schilling Straka Kramer Davis pershing rifles The Pershing Rifles, founded in the spring of 1951. is the youngest military honorary organization on the campus. The organization sponsors a drill team and a rifle team, both of which compete with teams of the same type from other Big Ten schools. Also, lectures and movies on various military subjects are presented by the organization. No! No! Man, not the General! Members of Pershing Rifles represent all three of the basic ROTC units. Pledges are selected from men who are high-ranking in scholarship and military achievments; invitations to pledge may be extended to these men during their second, third, or fourth semesters. The distinctive blue and white fourrageres wom on the left shoulder of the uniform serve to identify members of the organization. scabbard and blade Top Row: Cutshaw Powell Clark Ewing Watts St. Clair Hirschinger Yahner Brunner Yarger Sum Bradshaw Jack-son Borken Slew Third Row: Omensky Cook Seeley Bigham Johnson Drew Blackledge Colvill Plante Gibbons Volk Camcrson Bodnar Justice Edmondson Second Row: Greenly Hogg Lacertc Kalish Rumble Chapman Page! Gcrstcin Rosborough Radicb Sokol Tnic.v Front Row: Payne Bommann Myers Santee Bayless Adams Vehling Reed Elliott Janson Lacy Moms Stein scabbard and blade drill team Top Row: White Jacobs Kishline Steinberg Morris Kelly McCullom Axnix Nichols Second Row: Goodwin Gracgin Latona Stromfield Mals- bary Burris Riddle Dossctt Front Row: McMillen Rohrcr Chapman Woodruff Crater St. Clair Laeerte 290 What’s that thing-a-ma-bob called? The National Defense Transportation Association was organized in the fall of 1948, and the first student chapter in the country was established at Purdue. The NDTA members are juniors and seniors in the ROTC Transportation Corps who realize that transportation is a vital factor in national defense. The purpose of the groups is to encourage developments in land, sea. and air transportation, and to promote cooperation in times of national emergency. Thus the activities of this organization are patriotic as well as practical. NDTA members, numbering over one hundred, meet once a month to discuss useful knowledge pertaining to the transportation industry. Top Row: Hart, P. Lovelace Wells Shortridgo Hum- phrey Modlin Thomas Morris Giles Beaty Closson Fourth Row: Hart, J. Leslie Gray Sltort Halluday Nor- giird Brink Pence Cooper Stcnscl Sparrow Cleveland Third Row: Childes Evan Kadlec (Nile Martin Little Orr Smisek Corbin Michelson Second Row: Stansifer VcrWicbc Warner, P. Cory Lucas Warner, F. Neff Collins Burt Kuhn Miller Front Row: Barnhill Schmutzler Powlcn Myers Wil- liamson Olson Cockerhain Conan Burkhardt Wever 291 One of the most notable phases of the ROTC program is the Purdue Order of Zouaves. This is a crack drill outfit composed of military students who are interested in precision drill. Their dress includes brilliantly-colored uniforms with sashes, long, flowing trousers, and fezzes. The Zouaves perform at one home football game and participate in various state drill meets throughout the year. Has anybody got a match? Top Row: Wood Johnson Ross diver Robertson Mirsky Walton DonMoycr Second Row: Wyrick Myers Stess Omcnsky Kastner Sanches McDonald Front Row: Smith Cameron Tousley Christoffcrson Sum 292 ordnance association Top Row: Smith Carnow Sprich Hosting Frumburg Christofferson Turner Engle Axnfx Ostrander Second Row: Cranford WaterBeld McClain Bonoff Eu- bnnks Sclmlp Omcnsky Watts Front Row: Hildebrand Cameron Riggs Bean Carney Slkerry Rumble military ball committee Top Row: Marshall Reed Steinkamp Lauterbach Rohstt- SOO Wanthal Adams Lacy Skidmore Front Row: Campbell Truex Petersen Sokol Shanahan Guda Seeley Goldstein Spencer 293 Captain C. F. Garrison n a v a ROTC This year the NROTC boasted a new leader-Captain C. F. Garrison. The Captain graduated from the United States Naval Academy. During World War II, he saw action in the Pacific and later entered the Naval War College. He then proceeded to Purdue, where he is now fulfilling his position as head of the more unit. 194 Not a bit confusing, is it? Helping to make the year outstanding, the students competed in rifle and pistol competition and came out on top in the blood drive, vying with the Army and Air Force. naval armory This year marked the first year that NROTC “grads” were able to apply directly for flight training, and approximately twenty-five percent of the graduating class were enrolled in this Naval component. The Navy staff, keeping up their end of a successful year, calmly walked off with the blue ribbon awards in the All-Campus Golf Tournament held in the fall of 1952. “And the Admiral says to me . Captain Garrison and Staff of Naval R. O. T. C. “Cast-off!”—and away we go on another eventful summer with the NROTC. This year the corps was divided into three groups in preparation for the cruises which lasted approximately six weeks. One group, comprised of regular NROTC students, sailed to Europe, where they touched the principal ports along the French and English coasts. Another group, comprised of contract students, embarked to the Caribbean Sea. where they sailed to ports in Panama and Cuba; while the third group, the Aviation Amphibious group, proceeded to Little Creek. Virginia, for three weeks of training which included assault and landing party tactics. Shoot him again, bovs; he’s still kicking. 296 quarterdeck society Quarterdeck Society’ is a professional naval fraternity sponsored by the NROTC. Candidates for the society are selected from fourth-semester sophomores. juniors, and seniors, and arc known on campus by blue-rimmed midshipman hats and miniature swabs. The functions of the society are to sponsor the annual Midshipmen's Ball and to present an extra-curricular educational program. Chow down, men; this is Navy food! Top Row: Bayless Luuterbach Beers Fraser Radich Holm-quist Woodward Siam Haines Reed Grozicr Second Row: Hall Volk Koelzer Miller Lukow Plante Bradshaw Staton Jackman Sanks Front Row: Tuchek Cook Bailey Benner Bryant Lewis Campbell Dcam All right men, man your busses. Up in the air in link trainers and wind tunnels. This fall Purdue was flooded with a great influx of sharp-looking, blue-uniformed men commonly known around campus as “bus drivers.” The Air Force ROTC had completely resuited its men. Even though something new had been added, nothing old had been taken away. Freshman, sophomore, and advanced courses alike were the same as, if not more difficult than, in the past The incoming candidates dug hard into their Geo-Politics, while the upperclassmen dug even harder into their studies which included such areas as applied air power, air dynamics, weather, meterology, navigation, first aid. and hygiene. Throughout the year the School of Aeronautics co-operated in instructing the cadets. 298 Congratulations; when you get out I'll see you at the recruiting office. air force R. O. T. C. At present the Air Force personnel is approximately one-half freshmen who entered in the basic course, one-fourth sophomores who hold the same ratings as non-commissioned officers, and one-fourth juniors and seniors who have attained commissioned officer ratings through their scholastic achievements. These student officers take charge Colonel W. G. Bowyer of squadron drill. This work parallels what they will do on completion of their preliminary training. They will also be sent to summer training camp to round out the four year period of instruction. At the close of school, those men who have completed their basic studies with outstanding results will enter into the advanced course. 299 Top Row: Hoover Strohl Willing Bigham Silvemail Reynolds Smith Tlieiler Covalt Koijanc Thompson Second Row: Rogers Bonncau Halloc-k Jenter Cushing Hamcrla Flower St. Clair Hanes Fed joe Homey Miller Coldstein Roller Front Row: Siamis Relish Little Brownell Boyer Pcsaturo Brim Rosborough Flinn Zicg Hardesty Saubcr In 1948 Chandelle Squadron was organized by a group of junior and senior Air Force ROTC officers. The purpose of the organization was to show recognition to those who proved themselves outstanding members of the Air Force ROTC here at Purdue. On the social side of the field, this group sponsors cadet officer dinners and picnics. Various discussion groups are organized throughout the year. chandelle squadron The purpose of these discussion groups is to further the learnings of the AFROTC cadets and to keep them in touch with the new Air Force developments and activities. Each meml er can be identified by a blue and gold fourragere wom on the sky blue uniform. It was hard work, hut he made it. 300 'Hie Arnold Air Society was established here in 1951. It is an Air Force honorary and at the present time boasts a meniber-ship of approximately fifty Air Force ROTC cadets. The faculty advisor is Major C. I). Brownell. The society meets every other week for lectures and movies pertaining to new developments in the Air Force, and also sponsors the Air Force R. (). T. C. magazine. The function of the organization is to promote the general welfare of the Air Force throughout the state and nation. arnold air society Give that man two merits. Top Row: Sponsion Reed Halx-rle Bigham Ellis Rob- ertson Flinn Westbrook Pollard Greenly Roberts Tillotson Second Row: Rakestraw Yount Garrcd Wright Gibson Rathbun Lidikay Vehling Hitman Lacy Hutton Ramsdcll Heffner Front Row: Brown Rogers Zieg Porringer Sluinahan Gilson Clark Miller Cormier Kozuma Lcgg 301 The beginning of the 1952 football season saw the Military Band drilled to precision under the capable direction of “Spotts Emerick, ready for future athletic events. A student military officer is in charge of the personnel, executive, publicity, and supply as well as the 125 members of the marching band. The hand played for all home games, as well as the Ohio State. Michigan, and Illinois away games. The entire nation saw the Illinois game via the TV route. Once football season was completed, the band split into two parts: the Varsity and Symphonic Bands. The Symphonic Band again traveled throughout the state to. present concerts to its Hoosier fans, while the Varsity Band played at all the home basketball games and for the weekly Corps Days of the ROTC. As the school year ended, the sections again united in preparation for “The Indianapolis 500,” a classic at which they perform each spring. Band officers provide the brain power for the activities of the Military Band. 303 It sure has been a great year for the fraternity! Homecoming filled the house with alums, who claimed our sign was the best of them all. The first snow came just in time for our Christmas formal; then spring brought the usual spontaneous parties, pinnings, the University Sing, and . ..vacation, already ? 306 Top Row: Fisher, H. Clark Nlaynor Tinsley Fisher, J. Johnson Phillips Cutshaw Archibald FJvcl Patrick Third Row: VonBehren Hartwig Treat Danner Spaulding Hertz Nelson Jenter Beaty Bliss Cleveland Schaefer Baker Davis Waldo Second Row: Scott Repp Mergy McCiffin Tiinothy Lenilcr Nordstrom Riggs Warner Salzman Co Ian Front Row: I onnan Moore Waterficld Gyorgyi Justice Scherzingcr Koert Lyddon Gibson Tighc i n t e r f r a t e r n i t y council The I.F.C. office provides the manpower behind the projects of the Council. 307 acacia The men at 427 State Street returned this fall with one goal in mind —to make this one of the most outstanding years in Acacia history. We climaxed a fall filled with football games, parties and picnics, with our annual winter fonnal, held with Triangle. We again did a fine job in the University Sing, and on that same weekend we moved out of the house, to be replaced by our mothers. Our Spring Duo with the Alpha Chi Rhos provided a memorable send-off for our seniors. Top Row: Judge Cozart Matyus Hadley Baker Sccarcc Darling Ewart Wilkinson Second Row: Vocgol Schecrer Trenkle Lambert Golan Hines Merritt Ulrich Silvemail I-efforge Dice Front Row: Luce Cochran Record Howland Ohlcn eyer Timothy Griffiths Green Webster McCain Top Row: Roach Mills Griffin Richards Jordan Ado Second Row: Bosstrick Milhous Rupert Porter Tyler Front Row: Graham Stobbins Birk Fischer Carmichael Nation Eastman alpha chi rho When we returned to the chapter house this fall, the interior had been redecorated . . . and we had acquired a pledge class of twelve men. In December Alpha Chi Rho held a scholarship conclave, and plans are underway to hold the National Convention at Purdue in 1953. The Apache Dance, with a Parisian motif, and the Shipwreck Frolic were our outstanding social events. The Bat Boat Race and our annual Spring Duo with Acacia Fraternity climaxed another successful year. Top Row: Rttnd 1 tome If or Pencil Anderson Nelson Robinson Second Row; Sparling Meyer Schuvart Davidson Mack Knip Dobras Front Row: Beals Karrcnberg Nabcr Horton Repp Scckins Smith Top Row: Bennett Crassan Hardin Foster Second Row: Boldt Nelson Brace Kittcrman Third Row: Nethers' Forrest Pricn Simmons Borton Doggondest hand I’ve ever seen! alpha gamma The Delta actives returned this fall to find a new $23,000 addition on the chapter house, and soon after that we acquired fifteen new pledges. An open house, dance and reception at Homecoming and a Halloween dance at Shady Acres started our activities year. Time passed rapidly. December. . . the Christmas formal; February . . . term papers and the new semester. Mothers' Day and the Farmers’ Ball, an annual alumni-chapter party put the finishing touches on a memorable school year. Top Row: Beehler Sisson Odlc Waitt Hollingsworth Carey Fredericks Schmeltz, J.D. Second Row: Evens Wilkins Huber Larson Shunk Watson Winters Wright Anderson Front Row: Butler Belcher Hiisler Matchette Little Schmeltz, J.L. Elsbury Fisher Top Row: Carey Kendall Amick Jordan Kranz Westbrook In-in Orr Carswell Overmyer Second Row: Foster Winters Little Miller, L.E. Swanson Callahan Cooprider Wright Weaver Miller, C.F. Front Row: McMillin Fisher Jucas Odle Lcmler McKinney Reiff Borter Luty It’s great to be a Greek. Our annual dance, “The Autumn Afterglow, initiated our formal social season and brought to a close the informality of football games, pep rallies, and Homecoming. With Christmas came our comical gift exchange, and again this year we entertained needy children. January found the AKL's with new resolutions, mainly “hit the books. We know that our seniors will look back fondly on this year of squashed Hose Howl hopes and early morning bull sessions. Top Row: Mason Barry Haines Wilson Deutschlander Galloway Second Row: Rich Mauger Scimia Kocrt Schulman Front Row: Snmger DoWnlt Wolfe Howe Kline 314 Top Row: Andrew Hein Barbre Andrews Powell Second Row: Craft Gunyon Halscn Haig McPherson Hall Front Row: Boots York Pinnlck Lee Gilchrist Scharf Mihok T was a cold winter’s evening. 315 1 i • i • a 1 p h a sigma f ) h i Fall started us on the way, bringing a swell Homecoming by our teams defeating the Iowa Hawkeyes. Later in the season we had the opportunity to enjoy the hospitality of our sister chapter at Illinois, where we saw many old friends as well as a terrific football game. Then the usual grind of activities and studying for tests focused into our annual Christmas party. Participation in extracurricular and social activities kept us busy until the last day of a great year for Alpha Sig. Top Row: Losinski Sum Smith, RAW Annbruster Smith, D.A. Mesko Second Row: Yarjjcr Myers Gibson Johnson Morris Front Row: Gasdorf Donaldson Cutshaw Bachmaun Rhoda 316 Top Row: Garrett Snow Keuch Bcbak Richardson Bchounck Bracken Second Row: Woodward Bascom Chapman Fox Starrett Lamberson Woods Front Row: Thompson Unger Marhoefcr Billcter Nelson Walls A group of fello.ws listening to the radio. 317 alpha tau omega Through blood, sweat and tears—better known as Rush Week—we formed a fall pledge class that will long be remembered in our history. The Winter Formal, held at the Lafayette Country Club, highlighted our fall semester. Then spring came and with it the Shanty Town Shuffle. As the year drew to a close, the trophy case became cluttered, the members of the Senior Class received their greetings from Uncle Sam, and some of the boys became so well-known they endorsed the Encydopedia Americatui. Top Row: Kroeschell Babb Plachecld Dunbar Carlieb Sutton Pest ana BonofF Leslie Koelzcr Habich Second Row: Kezminski Butterworth BeMiller Cranston Calhoun Schorr Runyon Laisor Kay Jackman McConnohie Front Row: George Cranford Naffziger Conrad Elmer Warner Evan Srom-mcl Chcrico Birchlcr Ncidhold Top Row: Cochran Demarco Alt Dobrunz Martin McCullough Klipsch Holt Second Row: Carroll Benton Wlcdcrstein McCregar Van Doehren Krueger Krieg Front Row: Gallagher Hunter Bolinger Fearing Half Van Derpool Coate Huntsinger Halloron Pay attention, Phil—someone just stole your chow! 319 beta sigma psi When we returned this fall, we found that the dormitory had been completely tiled by the summer school students. During the year our busy social calendar included two formal dances and special programs for Dads' Day and Mothers’ Day. Scholarship was also on the upward trend. We were ranked as one of the highest fraternities on campus in scholastic improvement. In May we found it very easy to reflect back upon the many enjoyable times that we had spent together. Top Row: Cray Schaefer Ohr Wagner Michackon Second Row: Kathcr Wolf Harding Mendelman Koijane Klingbeil Front Row: Nelson Wochrlc Drctskc Wanthal Top Row: Fcdderscn Bcscherer Siems Tuleen Mengel Grucnhagen Second Row: Olson Carlson Walmslcy J. C. Woller Cuhl H. D. Wolter Front Row: Donham Craham Knobcl Krueckcberg Be brave! It’ll all be over in a minute. 32! beta theta pi Twenty-two outstanding boys were pledged at the beginning of the fall term, and we started another great year by claiming the Homecoming sign trophy. “Manhattan Gaiety, our act with the Thetas in Varsity Varieties, and our annual Christmas party for underprivileged children were both great successes. We were also proud to rank among the top teams in the intramural program. The University Sing, Mothers’ Day and the annual Miami Triad brought to a close our activities calendar. Top Row: Schwenkc Lyles Lankton Beck Cingo Schuler Jacks Campbell Kelly Cadbury Meyer Second Row: Snyder Butler Schcr Raymond Lanman Cook Lugar Wesley Crump Small Milligan Front Row: Schwaxtzkopf Coulter Knepper Kcrbcr Baker Byers Beyer Newsom Rathbun Stucky • Top Row: Williams Leste Peterson, R.H. Bant.i Sprang Beck Roderick Har hman Second Row: Wagner Randccker Bradford Botli Smith Rumple Milligan Counsell Front Row: Rcasor Klinefelter Obear Black Peterson, J.K. Baker Finney Young Men of distinction prefer 323 delta The fall semester at Delta Chi started off successfully with the arrival of our new housemother, Mrs. Hughes Patten. Our social season got underway with a “back to school” party featuring the Salty Dogs. The Christmas season brought our winter formal, the “Black and White.” With the new semester came the Spring Formal, Mothers' Day, and our Open House Weekend, when the Delta Chis moved out and the girls moved in. All in all, we've had a wonderful year here at the Biscay Villa. Top Row: Schwcir Lins Jacobs Armington Zcrgiebel Cravens Kirk Mohler Jones Lennen Ward Second Row: Carter Haugan Verwiebe Wheeler Hughes Tibma Radicle Parker Den Uyl Jundt Farrar Rolph Front Row: Browne Lowery Stcinmann Powell Jackson Mrs. Patten Hieraux Haykin Clark Munz 324 , Top Row: Toth Balis Von Pcrbandt Spangenberg Sorensen Russel Dickson Second Row: Schwftzer Fites Goshcrt McKinley Brownlee Roberts Fowler Howe Front Row: Kister Hayward Wiles Pool, J.D. Pool, N.R. Studer Lohbauer Kelly Myers I knew the Exponent was good for something. delta t a u delta Exciting things happened in the Shelter this year. The hoys left their closets, the six-pointers shed their chains and cautiously made the trip to the first floor. Were they surprisedl Trade parties were actually fun. The second miracle occurred on Dads’ Day. Our philanthropic dads were so overcome with the idea of forming a Dads’ Club, they instantly donated $4,957 toward a Jaguar for our Delta Queen. Did nothin’ to the house ... in fact we hanged it up a little. We’ll be back next year. Top Row: Baldridge Keseley Snepp Caither Moore Fisher Reed Blaschke Purviance Second Row: Collier Hawkins Bradley Eusey Shepherd Lundborg House Finnegan Front Row: Langston Bartley Thompson Bliss Cox Stcgeman Pinkerton Eubanks Woodruff Top Row: Fleenor Nelson Baicr Szmagaj Murakowski LaBerge Mulhaupt Fntta Brain Second Row: Hughes Swanson Shuler Brown Majors Grenier Davis Meister Windell Front Row: Morton Taylor Clair Jones Anderson Crain Allgauer Tobin Creed And the seniors took to the Pit during the Big Week. 327 ■ delta u p s i I o n With only six casualties during the summer, due to marriage and Uncle Sam, the DU’s returned to school to make this year one of the best. Trade functions. Dads’ Day, our winter formal, and many parties kept us busy, but after a much needed Christmas vacation we all settled down to save our indexes. The house was saturated with roses for our annual spring formal, the Rose Ball. Finally came the Senior Banquet, the presentation of awards, and the graduates’ goodbye speeches. Top Row: Long Fauguhcr Pophain Hardy McFarland Beacham Cmclc Krum Smith Second Row: O’Brien O’Neill Sheets Dorough Gaubatz Mishler Carlson Hcrkommcr Koch Front Row: Wade Walton Warner McGiffin Clark Hobson Stutsman Kroehle 328 Top Row: Feaster Sclicfcr Hayes Schatz Vandcripc Dellinger Soper Thompson Crowo Hollis Fenstermaker Second Row: Mishlcr Lowe Rapp Murlcy Fadner Chittcrback Churchman Churm Turner Switzer Burckhartt Front Row: P'erguson Birgc Brennan Populonim Shumaker Wurster Trabuo Pound Phend Picasso has nothing on us. 329 ■ ■ Early in the school year, the first in which the Purdue Farmhouse chapter was a member of the national fraternity, we migrated to Nebraska to join in our national conclave. Our energetic athletic manager kept our muscles sore drafting us for cross country jaunts, ball games, and morning golf. Our social season opened with the “Harvest Hop and was climaxed in the spring by our formal, ‘The Sunburst Shuffle.” It was an active year for our chapter, bringing us closer to our goal. Top Row: Largniczcr Lindley Sicl oldt Snyder King Richardson. C.E. Farris Second Row: Cleveland Beard Richardson, C. Hodges Martin Benner Front Row: Preston B rod beck Addison Baker Hart Neff Top Row: Phillips Hcnsel Addison Dcam Yoder Second Row: Smith Mrs. Webb Mitchell Larsen McVay Front Row: Eller Butt Creighton Hardesty Reynolds Cory Could you fix up a couple of the brothers? kappa delta Upon returning to the castle on the hill, we found that this fall we had the largest pledge class in our history. No sooner had wo settled down to studying than trade functions and parties started. Our yearly football game with our I. U. brothers and our pledge-active football game were our sports highlights. Our spring dance, the Duad, was held with the Phi Kappas, with a dinner preceding the dance. We had our annual softball tournament with neighboring chapters and wound up another year. Top Row: Reed Donaldson Leathcrman Carter James Albertson Marquardt Henry Second Row: Taylor Stem Kunkler Bonneau Xesloitt Woodward Strohl Sellers Front Row: Manka Coomlcr Pickrcll Fritzke Ackerman Kik Parks Roggc-man Top Row: Kuhlman Richards Harbison Billiau Brant Trictshouser Crandall Swaim Grinostaff Second Row: Thompson Halo Santangini Nlullin Smiddy Hocppner Newcomb Camcgis Joyce Front Row: Seaton Adams Winters Graves Fleming Smithbcrger Wright Falconer 333 appa sigma The fall semester was ushered in with the usual painting and polishing as the brothers whipped the house into shape for Rush Week. An extensive hand shaking campaign resulted in the pledging of seventeen men. The partying spirit was present on all football weekends and gave vent to many memorable parties. Our Pearl Formal again climaxed the fall semester. In March the brothers were hosts for State Day and everyone combined talents to make this a great Kappa Sig year. Top Row: Leonard Moore Hnimbaugh Bcrncikc Blacklcdge Harshman Viellieu Ewing Second Row: Aldag Cadou Combs Birshler Crce Greenly Pierce Hall Jordan Judd Front Row: Pinsak Dcuitch Meek Truex Whistler Werren Maxwell Hoff-mcister Hanes Theiler Top Row: Delamater Ocffmger Jones McIntyre Lutz Klein Miller Obcrlc Mott-Smith Third-Row: Williams Bolster Bowden Stevens Dcnhardt Johnson Boyd Bautz Elliot Meyer Davis Beers Marks Second Row: Mclntirc Edwards Rosenbaum Sullivan Maraek Wilson Thompson Walker Mitchcncr Sowlc Front Row: Luke Tharp Lambcrson Rent Lafuzc Cooper Grady Brugge-man Stasik Vurplllat Your pledge days are your happiest. a m bd a c h alpha September resumed “life in a fraternity house,” or—“who in the heck stole my left cuff link?” Fall brought football and Varsity Varieties. We helped Old Purdue with our varsity boys during the former and trekked into the jungle with the Chi O’s during the latter. Spring ushered in the University Sing and senior graduation. As we sang “We Found a Place, Boys for the last time this year, we realized that our scholarship had risen, and in every respect Lambda Chi was where we wanted it to be. Top Row: Steffcy Thompson Norman Schlndley Stewart Huebner Hage Denney Mollica Embley Blaising Browne Second Row: Paquette Marshall Welch Hill Fox Locfflcr Coombes D'Amico Thomas Cranor Montgomery Front Row: Snell Kramer McCleamcy Kcisling Hicks Reed Chase Aug-spurger Weber Top Row: Parcniti Cirone Koukol Kwi.it kowski Flowers Blair Culicn Smith Martin Tillctson Second Row: D’Amico Legg Rudy Osterlwff Homaday Tcllkamp Andersen McKinnan Coates Front Row: Koldyke NViecking Michaels Marley, R. Phillips Marlcy, J. Tvcdt Schlemmcr Pcgg Watch this 90° cut into the side pocket! Along with the new pledge class the whole house has gone through a change in affiliation. Commencing with the fall semester, Luma became a member of the Interfratemity Council. This makes Luma one of the two local fraternities on the Purdue campus. During the early part of the year, pinning seemed to be in style. Our social calendar was filled with football games, open-house, the Christmas party and our spring formal. It was an eventful year for Luma—a year well never forget. Top Row: Bancroft Scufcrt Reid Obcrlcas Inskecp Mansfield Wint Second Row: Fouch Stottlemyer Nolan Ranck Stork Gonzalez Findley Smith Front Row: Vitale Clark Cline Lane Myers Ruszler Top Row: Mcndizubal Thomas Vcr iiak-n Bittner Bcrgdahl Rash Thompson Staples Clayton Second Row: Bruin Erickson Johnson Miss Price Jackson Elms Kollcr Bunroff Front Row: Nlicrke Corrigan Billinghurst Partenheimer Marcotto Baleno Wallace Next time it’ll be my turn to go to class. p i i d e t a theta The sudden annihilation of vacation found us propelled back to Purdue. Almost before we had time to start telling tall tales of a successful vacation, we opened our fall rush offensive and had a triumphant campaign. Homecoming saw many alums and was highlighted by the cord fight. Confederate flags and uniforms transformed the house into a Southern plantation for the pledge dance. The I. F. Ball and the Triad finished the social season, and another year became history. Top Row: Cluggish Jacobsen Beiriger Trimble Neal Erickson Server Slatchcr Runda Reynolds Second Row: Wood Kelly Dodds Schmaling Jones Mcrriman Staples Smit-son Lewis Blind Front Row: Milby Karasek Wise LaFuze Waterhouse Boyer Myers Ccis Patrick Pierce Top Row: Denney Amstutz Wiegard McMullen Incognito McN'amee Lorenz Leill Cat sh Second Row: Reed Hammel Houpt Chadd Armstrong Schmidt N’cy Server Raul� Front Row: Crozier Rose Kappes Thompson Krull Graham Little Red Jordan Taylor First down—tlie yard to go. ¥W ■ gamma delta April showers bring May flowers, but to the Fiji seniors May 1953 meant commencement and the end of the long, hard grind. With sighs of relief, but a certain regret in knowing they would no longer call 640 Russell their home, their gaze turned toward the future. For the juniors it meant jubilation-for in the fall they would wear the yellow cords. For the sophomores it was the halfway mark; and the freshmen had won the first battle of books. Such was May at Phi Gamma Delta. Top Row: McDaniel Eames Ramsdell Schma Rcdinger Raudebaugh Ben- ning Albert Hall Baucrlc Second Row: Shorlridge Brown Kochlingcr Oyler Archibald Eitman Kin-singer Bray Pershing Front Row: Williams Ballantvnc Lcfler Supple Cretchcn Erwin Salzman Baron i Cook Ballard Sargeant Top Row: Burger Beckman Ohlheiser Thompson Etherton Moss Jamison Second Row: Thomas Harvey C.utman Payne Sodd Kizer Carrel Bates Chiles Front Row: Wernicke Stuart Hock Talbot Kishline Shippee Gay McCreary Graham Gretchen likes Ike! 343 p a p p a Working together, pledge and active, Phi Kappa began another school year by copping the second division Homecoming sign trophy. Our letter to Mom telling about our win over Iowa added this prize to our trophy shelf. In early November, we held our pledge dance, following a hobo” theme. Our winter formal was planned in conjunction w ith the KDIVs. The closing of the social season for the year came with our spring formal, honoring the graduating members of Phi Kappa. Top Row: Rockey DeRosa Hochwalt Markowski Murphy Klcnkc Perkins Peacock Second Row: Axe Eugeni Jackson Haag Volk Rua Hamilton Niczgodski Front Row: Boudreau Schlicksup Klepach Schollacrt Balint Brachile Schor-zinger Driggs Top Row: Etienne DeWald Schrand Dermody Mossard Lehr Second Row: Hayes Bruni Wojichowski, J.P. Wojichowski, DJD. Jfsko Scajttra Front Row: Bailey Golanka Leone Stoll Mcrtaugh Miller 345 phi kappa When we returned to Purdue this fall, we were determined to make this a truly great year, since this is the one-hundredth anniversary of the founding of the fraternity at Jefferson College. Homecoming brought many alums back to help us celebrate. Our pledge dance on December 13 was the Sinners' Ball,” with guests coming dressed as famous sinners. During the spring semester we combined with the Phi Gams for the Jeff Hop, which closed a very successful year for Phi Kappa Psi. Top Row: Elsca Plaster Mitrionc Flemming McFatridge Chisholm Cole Jackson Thompson Eberhart Second Row: Wardlaw Colter Rapp Taclman Leonard Cooper Bamo Smith Ballard Wickcmcyer Front Row: McMillin Tilson Ferriot Klein Fridlin Jeffrey Lund Schmitt Reasner Scherer Top Row: Crim Appino W'ojtys Truitt Marconi Beck Pittett Spencer Ayers, H. Ayers, J. Bell Hallct Second Row: Von Behren Oldacre Lewis Nichols Reed Skidmore Menzer Montgomery Junson Young Front Row: Stayton Shipe Dilchcr Pedro Sfcbcrt Caesar Roland Crecn Snyder Williams . . with a great exuberance!1 347 phi kappa sigma As school opened this year, the returning brothers were pleasantly surprised by the changes which had taken place over the summer. The interior painting and redecorating were overshadowed only by a completely remodeled kitchen. The year progressed with jam sessions, trade functions and two big fonnals. Again this year heavy fines were threatened, and the willing brothers turned out for the University Sing. As another year ended, we toasted the graduating seniors and a wonderful year. Top Row: Hodcra Whitney Burck Calkins Thorsen Tharcnos Carman Cain Burt Cutforth Williams Second Row: Schermcrliom Blain Powell Hodge Stahl Gardner Smith, D.C. Smith, J. Front Row: Hangartcr Weise Starr Daszcwski Roof Welker Murphy Brock Top Row: Alexander Moores Weller Beck Hutton Mergcntine Second Row: Clynes Wheeler Hack Archibald Hankins Buckwalter Sester Front Row: Fleming Hite Sass Schroeder Weir Duke Deain Talcott Oh, you mean there are words to “Chopsticks?” phi kappa t a u Early this fall the active chapter and nineteen fine pledges moved into the newly decorated Phi Tau house. The Seniors once again were victorious in the traditional senior-pledge mustache battle. Undaunted by their defeat, the pledges decided to have a “walkout” . . . and they will never forget the dousing given them on their return. Sports played the usual large part in our extracurricular lives. The spring semester was highlighted by the KDR mud fight and the pledge dance, “Blue Mist- Top Row: Stugart Anderson Wells Evans Nelson Richardson Second Row: Plants Gazctto Tufts Parks Stimson Gracgin Front Row: White Holcomb Hartwig Baldwin Jcnldnson Westcrman 3 So Top Row: Olgalsby Lofever Cummins Oyler Hazlctt Lindsey Second Row: Martin Anderson Houle Hosier Groves Front Row: Nall Cottingham Reichclt Bowditch Dawson Spitzka Let’s see, thirteen spades . . . seven no trump! 351 phi sigma kappa The Phi Sigs started out a busy year with a terrific Halloween part)’. Football games added to our many activities, and the Saturday afternoons when Purdue was playing away from Ross-Ade were spent lounging on the floor around the radio cheering the team through mental telepathy. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and before we realized it the semester was over. Spring and quarry time were finally here. We celebrated a wonderful year at our annual Spring Triad. Top Row: Batcsky Bross Schrocdcr German Bcntch Urban Second Row: Wedekind Tucker Bilbrey Baker Zechiel Front Row: Booth Diaz Zarori Smith Ely Dossett Top Row: Fitzgerald Reynolds Jackson Nowak Ratesky Staples Second Row: Zeiner Walker Franzman Bobc Silvast Cootie Front Row: Snodgrass Wickc Beck Tinsley Kestenbaum Hylton One for the money . . . p' kappa After removing the fish nets we had hung in the trees at the comer of North and Andrew last September, we took a look around and found that rush week had been as corrupt and disorganized as usual, but successful. Both the pledges were driving lavender Jaguars. After our pie eating orgy we crawled back into our shells. Time was spent corrupting new pledges and devising new means of maintaining bottom spot on the scholastic totem pole. In May we listlessly said goodby to a few grizzeled seniors. Top Row: Shilling Grant St. Clair Woodward Payne Nlclick Brown Second Row: Beier Jenter Seeley Bedcnkop Lou iso Phares Rekosik Front Row: Baker Baldwin Whitmore Hogg Noland Marks Cross Hobday Top Row: Vitglc Rain Wolchina Stielcr Bradley Boiler Sanders Kingsley Second Row: Bidlade Ba lglcy Justus Rogers Lemons Mongol Bowman N'cufcr Front Row: Cox Schcner Morgan Andrews Craw Barnhart Hoffman Hartman I should be home studying! 355 During the summer our chapter room, which doubles as a bum room, had been remodeled complete with pine paneling, lowered ceiling, and a built-in phonograph. Following Homecoming in rapid succession came the Pie Eating Contest, a Halloween dance, and the yearly TAP Dance with the AGR’s and the Triangles. At almost any time a bridge game was in progress with several kibitzers voicing opinions. We're sure that our eight seniors will always have pleasant memories of Pi Kappa Phi. Top Row: Smith, R. Stcinkainp Martindell Nelson Johnson Michael Partridge Smith, L. I). Hill Second Row: Esins Bringman Anthony Backus Vissering Mutter Rush Fastiggi Front Row: Everts Case Masters Spaulding Jackson Russell Wise McConnell Pcggs Top Row: Smith Powers Hines McNcely Dugdale Rcigcl Timmons George Lowing Second Row: Marks Kirchncr Petry Vosicky Sanders. V. T. Sanders. W. A. Davis Silvus Crowe Front Row: Kirkdorffer McArthy Bciter Peasse Weakly Ziogas Gratfis Dremann Wingard Let’s play monopoly . . . I sigma alpha epsilon il We came back this year, oiled up our bear traps, and took a short vacation. When we returned wc found that the traps had worked and with these new pledges we were ready to undertake the big project... a pipeline under the Wabash to the brewery. At our winter formal we danced on the front porch to the music of the “Hillbilly Two.” When the elevator was installed wc planned a bang-up trade party with the fourth floor. It was a great year for SAE, even if we didn’t complete the pipeline. Top Row: Riggs King Claypool Peterson Holmquist McLaughlin Fra m burg Lowe Clark Rokicki Freed Hustlng Second Row: Wunrow Warren Yurick Crowell Volk Miller Seliafer Hawkins Bullard Ruab Bloodgood Front Raw: Bauman Buzard Sammons Dicke Brickncr Tighe Mrs. Wild Waite Bench Dismorc Sehuktc Schellcrt Top Row: Hudson Campbell Purvis Brant Davis, J.D. Emberger Davis.J. E. Sommer Quilot Milli Second Row: Denk Schcnck YanLue Schafer Himsel Petrolf Pasch Ross Walker Dudley Front Row: Felknor Bowman Kirby Christian Norchad Henricks Woodhousc Dills Lark sigma a I p h When it came time for school to start once again, the men of Sigma Alpha Mu were pleased to find that Uncle Sam had left the house intact for another school year. New furniture prophesied the greatest social year in Sammic history. Our biggest affair was the Christmas Formal, following a South Seas theme complete with native huts and goldfish. By some dark and insidious means we acquired a small collie as a mascot. We’re sure that each senior will look back on a great final year. Top Row: Trabitz Laff Marcus Wefecnberg Davis Garbow Mandel Waterman Second Row: Weinstein Schiff Gohen Omensky Prigoff Siegel Richter Kern Levine Amove Front Row: Stein Varisek Bmcnn Unger Sclig Dunncr Baur Schicnberg Brodsky Top Row: Koenig Diener Pcrlow Berkowitz Press Witzel Jablin Second Row: Reader Rosenberg Schlensky Ashen Grusin Miller Kalin Front Row: Sanzel Matsa Kraus Alexander Karabell Linkcincr sigma With the close of a successful rush week, Sigma Chi started the year with the fourth annual Farm Frolic.” Faculty members, townsfolk, and four thousand students put on weight eating ice cream and took it off square dancing. Social life, Sig style, was climaxed by the Blue Formal and the crowning of the 1953 Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Spring brought many trade parties, the Triad, serenades, and numerous spontaneous affairs. All things considered, the 202 Club” again enjoyed a successful year. Top Row: Baker Countryman Finley Dcaroff Carlisle Nebe Kirk Goff Bugh McClow Marshall Second Row: Dorman Nfolchan Bullen Norton Coapstick Deobald Friend Sterling Jones Front Row: Wishard Ricker Bunas Hawkins Davis Wright McFarland Bamett Toeppc 362 Top Row: Boggs Schuster Hawkins Clapper McdarK Bolles Creed Samson Kraft Upson Second How: HoefinghofT Roberts Hamm.inn Mead Obcrlfn McGuire Borst Montgomery Meade Craton Day Front How: Combs Jewell Curtis Compton Clark Dobem k'infner Beeler Schacpcrkoettcr on the ball. sigma n u We started the year off with a “Pirates' Cove dance in honor of the new pledges. One of them took the thing seriously and stabbed three actives in the guest room. Later we held a com roast with the Alpha Xis, Chi O’s, and Skull House. It was a success despite the fact that a large black dog named Beczee put her foot in the butter. We took part in many campus activities this year, mainly having representatives in the Student Council. Debris, Exponent, and the county jail. Top Row: Roberts BirtZ Karpiscak Service Mitchell Arbaugh Nlcdlock Second Row: Sowerwinc Harmes Klemm Huber Stella Hamlin Miller, R. K. Front Row: VanKrctschmar Thomas Miller, D. H. Morton Monzol Jones McCown Top Row: Uriel: Schwartz Mosier Davis Wilson Whitney Hamilton Kemp Duffy Bake Second Row: Wabetd Cunliffc Staton Baker Bryan Ent Stanley I .each Cox Front Row: Poston Grebe Howard Fisher Beezee Butterfield MacKcnzic Perkins Cassaday Maybe next year we'll have chairs for everybody! 365 sigma p h i epsilon Returning to a redecorated house inspired the brothers to make this a great Sig Ep year. When rush week was over, our twenty-five seniors, realizing they outnumbered the freshmen, became brave and grew mustaches. The Christmas season was celebrated by our annual Christmas Formal and the party for underprivileged children. As the days grew warmer we tried to initiate enough men to keep down the fast-growing percentage of pin men. At long last our seniors left this life of fun. Top Row: Adams Reed Hays Cibson, R. C. Skvaril Gardner Voiding Lacy Lovelace Meinhardt Second Row: Bayless Bowen Foster Clark Thoms Liebcnthal Warren Mcmclo Front Row: Bnshong Smith Cibson, J. R. House Millard Carlton Bigham Radich Mattison 366 [uiiuiikiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiniii Top Row: Farrar Knccht Preziosio Keith Lung Teancy Maple Franklin Martin Second Row: Coodwin Hickey Craig Clark Pelky Bcrglund Ruchling Wiocfer Matuska Front Row: Parker Kingman Collins Benjamin Jenkins Stoltc Belbtowski Stubbs Scheirich Do you like the girls at Purdue? (• Hushing. Homecoming, cord fights, studies, and pledge-active functions were all part of this years Sigma Pi program. Our rush week ended with a fine pledge class of twenty-four men and during Senior Week they proved that there is strength in numbers. Before the I. U. game, several of the brothers journeyed to I. U. and confiscated the honored trophies of the Sigma Pi chapter there. They were returned at an informal party. The year was highlighted by the pledge dance and picnics by the Wabash. Top Row: Smith Clapper Hachmcistcr Koons Beckman Stansbury Second Row: Schubert Berger Brown Weekman Nickol Front Row: Dean Lawrence Klczck Cyorgyi McMillan Womer Scales 368 Top Row: Wamick Price Kress Pethke Beck Turner Macko Second Row: Parker Detwiler BLschel Schreibcr Brandys Smith Stover Front Row: Miller Rau Detweilcr Hankins Burling Chamberlain Jenkins Harvey Its only out of gas! t a u epsilon phi This has been quite a memorable year at the TEP house. The dreary nights have been made more educational with the formation of the “Fourth for—” club. New night help sessions have been installed in Gerber Four Club Convention, “Pinochle through the Ages,” and Little Eva's Stein Lectures. House functions included the Homecoming and Spring Formal dances and the brightest feature, the cannibal masquerade dance. We know our seniors won't soon forget the spontaneous parties. Top Row: Licber Levine Turk Bernstein, B. R. Moskin Bernstein, H. Second Row: Weiss Zimmerman Stein Merdinger Lakin Blum Front Row: Panitch Lipsitt Schwartz Rosenberg Goldberg Lasdcn Leffler Top Row: Goldstein Slotkin Dorin Rock Bumian Grande Second Row: Weinberg Milton Quastler Fisher Axelrad Front Row: Mnrkoc Fox Rosenthal Hertz Katz Flieder Schwartz tau kappa epsilon Again this year Tau Kappa Epsilon was ranked high on the honor totem pole of the campus. We worked hard in Purdue activities and worked even harder to keep our high place in the race for fraternity scholastic achievements. We are already anticipating a bang-up Homecoming next year when we will bring to a close years of hard work with a mortgage burning party celebrating a job well done. We know that our seniors will look back on a successful final year. Top Row: Tibcri Browning Lilly Crctzinger Riggins Nonkcn Coleman Beaty Second Row: Laird Green Johnson Brunner Yahncr Valor Pherson Apple Modisett Front Row: Warren Winks Rosborough Kalish Justice Rumble Schncpf Batterton Top Row: Butler Stewart Rand Burt Bohnstedt Clodfclter Halferty Ewing Cugeler Second Row: Cataldo Nelson Tomlinson Carr Gardner Hellnlch Busenburg Ball Front Row: Dcrcmcr Carricfc Clary Smiley York Stein M.mbold Trivigind Until next year . . . theta chi All the Theta Chis, eager at the chance to give up sleep, the family car, and many lucrative summer resort positions, returned enthusiastically to the house this fall and whipped it into shape in the course of one short week. Two outstanding social events were held during the year. The most important of these functions lasted the entire first semester. Were confident that our seniors will look back longingly on the parties, the bull sessions and a great year. Top Row: Miller Storey Humphrey Gibson Brcncher Ross Wahls Scarseth Second Row: Layman Smith Busch Kormath Kinkel Gaiser Moore Nelson Front Row: Pig .Modlin Riggs Spilecki Pence Brink Fair Bridge r Top Row: Brindlc Peterson Spangler Simmonds Second Row: Fogarty Bireley Male Romanowitz Swartz Hubert Front Row: Blackmorc Waits Amey Butner Lynn Howard Quist I We never get enough to eat! 375 theta Us Theta Taus scurried back to collidge this year, intent upon the intention of Shanghi-ing a pledge class . . . but we missed the boat. All we got was one left-over, mangy Saint Bernard hound dog. And so, in honor of our pledge class, we had a dance . . . called it Kitty Kapers. Everybody dressed up like kitty kats and Jezabel had a real krazy time of it; it was the kat’s mceow. After konstructing a kool koffee-making machine for the Engineers’ Ball, we kwit. Top Row: Scott Cottrell Pence Schutz Second Row: Brennan Bunnell Hobby Beaudoin Front Row: Mcister Reck Schwickert Berner [ I Top Row: I Risking Nordstrom Steeves Wolfcr Second Row: Rcisinger Hulbrfttcr Kaiser Nelson Cowlishaw Front Row: Newberry Treat Carman Renter Just a little closer. 377 theta x i Everything in the Theta Xi house seemed a bit more settled this year than it did last year. Our fall semester, highlighted by football games, cord fights, and especially the Homecoming party with many old grads, passed rapidly and was climaxed by our Holiday Formal. Spring brought the traditional Klondike Klash, which was soon followed by the “Pajama Race” with the Sigma Nus. We know that tears will come to the bloodshot eyes of the seniors remembering Purdue. Top Row: Bucnz Dye Houlihan Hanahan Delo O'Hara Willard McGlonc Second Row: Wheeler Larson Rogerson Olson Plettner Dowden Newton Carbon Front Row: Lichtenheld Hoffman Killmar Burkhart Gemrner Miller Smith Carman Top Row: Rakcstr w Bergman Lawson Hodge NVohlford Garfield Second Row: Fisher Dczclon, H. M. Murray McMullen Page Rabl e Love Hardy Front Row: Fender Woodka Dezolan. R. Mcrgy Nachbar Ryan Steclo Tsatsos I raise va! 379 t r i a n g e As the year began, we Triangles found ourselves engulfed in a very keen inter-house competition. Tin- goal was to have the loudest-and brightest-colored room in the house. The Homecoming sign kept the E. E.'s busy blowing fuses, the C. E.'s continued doing most of their studying in the local pubs, and the Chcm E.'s were still discussing the virtues of Physical Chemistry. Then spring—the time when a young man’s thoughts turn to the Prom, the parties and graduation. Top Row: ilirschmnn McDowell Richard Crews Gingrich Reed Baker Second Row: Travis Cromer Bailey Chesick Jennings Gordon Front Row: Hilbrich Carlson Kirk Warrick Patterson Feil DcWitt Top Row: Truax Winstandlcy Youse Hevcnnehl Hardesty Johnson Second Row: Sharp Larson Haser Jones Dust Murray Front Row: Maxson CoK'ill Cehr Beaty Schneider Miller Sauber Who'Jl take on the winner? Top Row: Frcibrun Frank Meshulam Taub Kelvin Second Row: Zweig Bernstein Koenig Eiss Miller Front Row: Freidman Unger Fivel Stromfield Tovzer Pi Upsilon as it is known today, was organized during the fall semester of 1950. We were accepted by the University as a local fraternity in May, 1951. In March, 1952 we moved into our first house at 102 Waldron. Now that we have begun our two-year probationary period, we hope to become one of the best among Purdue fraternities and plan to petition for membership in a national fraternity. Top Row: Johnson Hitchens Lucas Second Row: Fiainawle Sparks Meeldns Front Row: Elliot Mayner Baxter Omega Psi Phi fraternity had its beginning on the Purdue campus in 1951. Since we have no house as yet, we held our meetings this year in the union building. In order to acquire the fraternity feeling usually gained by living together as a unit, we held several small parties and a large Christmas party at Hacker’s. At the close of the year we had a dinner honoring our graduating seniors. omega psi phi 383 The one that got away. We returned this fall feeling sure that this was going to be our year. Teas, open houses, and coke parties kept us busy and almost before we realized it, formal rush was upon us. Pledging brought many new faces to the house, and after the usual hectic spring at last vacation was here. 384 l Top Row: Paulin Graves Ochmig Maritote Cutler Marson Second Row: Hunter McLelland Wakefield Palmer Hogg Ellis Smith, B. J. Rich Walsh Front Row: Miss Coolidge Ewers McCardle Smith, C. Entin Woeste Pickford pan h enic counci Publishing a rush handbook entails many hours of hard work by Panhel-lenic workers. 385 alpha chi omega Another volume of Alpha Chi history has been put on the shelf. The first chapter opened with pep rally signs, Homecoming, and Varsity Varieties practice. The Alpha Chi octet, “The Eight Notes, made their debut on campus this fall. Christmas came once again, and then, after a week of much needed vacationing, another semester was ushered in with formal rush and a new pledge class. Slickers and boots were making another appearance—spring was here. May and graduation came quickly for the seniors. Top Row: Scmb Farrar Houghton Fischer Wilgus Second Row: Clark Srhyinik Stonchill Walmcr Wakefield Front Row: Bronson Hicks Miss Ginn Koch Ahlbrand Lowell Top Row: Carlisle Schwab Trimble Partenlieimer Peters Grimm McCormick Third Row: Staples Baughman Henley Meyer Hedrick Kcnsingcr Second Row: Morrison Kuehn Schilb Raub Anderson Stoltz Arnett Flowers Front Row: Erichsen Harris Voth Gorsuch Kopperud Pearce Show us how, teacher! 387 alpha delta The ADPis came back to school this fall and moved into a brand new house at 501 Russell. With November came a Dads' Day open-house and the fun of a housewarming combined with a tea for our new housemother, Mrs. Mary Coffy. We held our Christmas formal in the house and crowned one of the dates “King of Diamonds. Spring passed quickly with a calendar including State Day, the spring pledge dance, the University Sing, and the seniors making plans for a bang-up Homecoming next year. Top Row: Bass McLelland Steel Muncc Polak McCardle Bohne Second Row: Herrmann Wallace Mullen Dell Hawkins Tuma Crumbaugh Front Row: Herte Watt Chens Chiabai Painter Niauochio Miller Which one is Santa Claus? I p h x I Shrieks of laughter as the pledges threw another pin woman in the shower, coffee and cookie breaks, songs, and skits at all after-hours parties—all these heli ed to break the monotony of studies and cramming. Hard work was in store for the “Fuzzies as we struggled to put up our huge Revlon bottle for Homecoming. With the help of flashlights the sophomores searched the house for those coveted cord skirts. Spring brought new pledges. State Day. the Pledge Dance, and finally our Senior Banquet. Top Row: Clifford M arson Moores Bohne Wenzel Freling Ewing Second Row: Male Radtke Brewer Lyons Rogers I-opez Ward Front Row: Russell Madill Houchin Ratts Kcllcher Sattcrlcy Quinn Top Row: Mccnan Schrum Drake McIntyre Mosinuui Polk Second Row: Kcnnigcr Edington Cultar Rciff Schcnkc Odle Potter Front Row: Crawford Smith Miller Mrs. Gage Carlson Poe Sure! We all can come! 391 c h i omega Ideas ... for a Homecoming sign, for the Pearl Formal, for rush, for getting a painless six ... all kinds of ideas. Through our ideas we were able to make this year unique ... to escape the inevitable monotonies of day-to-day living. Ideas strengthened the ties of friendship . . . over coffee in the Gold and Black ... on Monday night in chapter meeting. Ideas mote Chi O history in 1952. They gave our graduating seniors something to remember us by and gave us all enthusiasm to try harder next year. Top Row: Itenbach Gouwcns Apt Lively Lorenz Kohl Second Row: Pfcrrcr Sands, M. J. Evans Shade Rheinfrank Sands, M. A. 392 Front Row: Smith Hahn Lee Lovisa Palmer Kirchner Top Row: Alford Barnes Lyon Sexton Morris Bassett Second Row: Cronin Hogg Hewitt Lange Turner Walker Front Row: Daley Marshall Blakeslee Chervenak Casada Rinehart 393 mum delta gamma A redecorated house . . . resolutions to study more . . . seniors with senioritis . .. newly initiated sophomores . . . Dads' Day . . . Rose Bowl hopes . . . missed eight o’clocks . . . coke parties ... all this made up our wonderful fall semester. With spring came more resolutions to study . . . the annual monsoon of West Lafayette . . . Mother’s Day, with hasty explanations of why we’re so tired . . . spontaneous picnics . . . and finally the senior banquet with all but the seniors making resolutions to study more next year. � • Top Row: Hilliard Stevens Stone Piper Ingram Garriott Cartmell Second Row: Stephens Walsh McMullen Fritz McKinstray Mortorfl Wurster Front Row: Cooper Bartlett Brother Mrs. Hcbden Ewing Lucdcking Monarch 394 L 4 � V 9 Top Row: Shannahan Olson Myers Nelson Wiley Brooks Perry Bnindagc Second Row: Brown Dillingham Perlick Daniel Brenneman Parker Treacy Wilkinson Front Row: Rogers Rose McGill Fisher Miller Russell Dickey kappa alpha theta Club 172 had a “face-lifting last summer. Each Theta returned to find her room redecorated. Football weather came with its pep rallies and Homecoming sign. We marched to first place in the sign contest before the Notre Dame game. Varsity Varieties practice with the Betas also claimed much of our time. The flurry of spring brought with it the pledges’ dance and the Beta-Theta Hatchet Hop. In spite of being busy with activities we have hopes of keeping our scholarship as high as last year. Top Row: Risk Hinnis Pielemeicr, H. J. Pielemeicr, S. K. Jones Ellis Taylor Second Row: Argents Coulson Brophy Mead Dittrich Kirkpatrick Somers Front Row: Smith Daugherty Ritter Ashbaucher Mrs. Lybrook Demarco McNutt Thompson Top Row: Fitch Hcllerod Hopldns Dixon Thomas Reed Woeste Second Row: McMahon KeUams Sargeant Dye Boor Carter Neff Front Row: Schaffncr Mueller Somers Nolen Schroycr Rogers Allen Starnes My dog has fleas. 397 kappa kappa gamma Our spirits were gay as we opened another school year with the May C. Whiting Westerman Trophy of Kappa Kappa Gamma, the national fraternity award for chapter efficiency, in our possession. Studious hours were spiced with serenades, alley parties, and Little Lulu greeting the home-coming alums. Second semester brought new girls to share the work and joy of the spring months, but all too soon we saw our seniors preparing for the grand finale of another wonderful year at Purdue. Top Row: Sanders Snakenberg Blackford Moss Rogers Boyd Miller Second Row: Jones Murklcy May McKinlay Rutledge Godshalk Vermilion Front Row: Luhman Frye Voorhecs Burgoyne Herdlcin Magee Smith Boltc Top Row: Hinncn Hinkle Parkinson Graham Ostlund Wood Walsh Roalo Stevenson Second Row: Rowley Kettelhut Kern MeDougle Sherwood Wooldridge Rutledge Lowe Noreus Cartmcll Front Row: Jones Solbrig Spurgeon Fenton Thomas Reynard Costlow Bauman And then the car ran out of gas. . . p h I m u With the usual back-to-school madness affecting us all, we finally got everything moved back in and began another successful year. The first big news was that we had won several awards at our national convention, where we celebrated our one-hundredth anniversary. We pulled a huge frying pan up on the roof and won second place in the Homecoming sign contest. As the semester ended, the seniors were honored at the annual Rose and White breakfast. Spring flew by quickly, and before we knew it graduation was here. Top Row: Huber Edwards Lcuck Mrs. Lobdcll McRobcrts Second Row: Kozeluha Earl Anderson Moore Sodcrslrom Swalls Top Row: Young Sittler Palmer Hansen Second Row: Carter McKinzie Jordan March Watson Front Row: Brabec Clark Matter Newman What do we want to study for? pi beta phi When we returned to Purdue this fall, we were immediately blinded by our newly painted orange roof. The most welcome addition was the Balfour Cup, a national award given to the most outstanding chapter of Pi Beta Phi. Homecoming, teas. Varsity Varieties practices, and initiation kept us busy during the fall semester. Spring brought the usual deluge of rain, the pledge dance, and finally picnics at the quarry and the traditional sundeck bridge contests. Top Row: Taylor Champinc Minnich Cade Church Reiner Dinsmore Second Row: Gibbcns King Miesslcr Schaefer Letsinger Cutler Stone Daniels Front Row: Connell Pickford Scott Hayes Mrs. Beach Lowe Butterfield Roberts Lensing Hill Top Row: Gifford Hcndcrshot Davis Bertsch Tctrick Second Row: Trinder Jackson, B. E. Diehl Anderson Johnson Williamson Roberts Front Row: Heath Murphy McKenzie Jackson, B. J. Lcnncrtz I The Sigma Kappas returned to Purdue and moved into our brand new house. We began the year with an all-campus open house and then held a tea for our new housemother, Mrs. Snyder. The fall semester passed quickly with several trade and pledge parties. On March 1 we held a tea honoring the faculty. One of the highlights of the spring semester was the dinner preceding the annual Gold-diggers' Ball. Our State Day brought to a close another successful year. Top Row: Osbun Hitchcock Emery Crouse Wick Second Row: Han way McCord Opitz Nopper Huit Front Row: Finger Farrar McCurdy Chilbcrg Gontrata Bustad Jm r Top Row: Poff Adair l;iritotc Bowman Biemuin Hombeck Second Row: Vans Rider Short Olsen Klinger Front Row: McCurdy Sellers Mrs. Snyder Warren Silver Bowden Knit one, pearl three . . . 405 z e t a t a u The patter of big and little feet echoed thus year through the halls of the new Zeta castle. Early in the semester the patter became a thundering roar as pledges bounded through the rooms, attic, basement, and yard, wildly searching gold cord skirts. Everything from a barefoot Daisy Mae to a French Mademoiselle in sleek black pumps attended the Halloween dance. Spring came with its many activities and the seniors reluctantly left toward the cold, cruel world. Top Row: Sicms Shlepowicz Pence Cephart Schuh Russell Second Row: Schnepf Corley Raff a Welch Heck Hoban Front Row: Kotos Brown Mrs. Lusk Smith Ford And if I find one speck of dust . . . up Row: Basset Feld Runnel Shutzer •corn! Row: Mandelbatun Mrs. Cohen Wise ront Row: Entin Heller Rich Epstein sigma delta No sooner had we arrived back from our summer vacations, then our alumnae returned for another wonderful Homecoming weekend and our traditional Home-coining Luncheon. Later on in the semester we held an open house and a colorful costume party called Gypsy Caravan. We were happy to add many new names to the scholarship plaque and round off the year with the annual senior banquet. ta u 60fr n | p j lj s u i o e } a What is the Cary Quadrangle? It is twelve - hundred eds; engineers, aggies, and scientists -- slaughtering study hours, hiring two-thousand dollar dance bands, ogling out of windows at passing coeds, giving up desserts the day before the kiddies’ Christmas Party, listening to anything from Bach to be-bop over WCCR. 410 joint council Top Row: Beers Schwcmberger Ostrander Impcns Klotz Arnowitz Williams Howard Eurell Dunnuek Tliird Row: Row Swartwout Dvorscak Flower Bunner Bradley Hudson Watts Cusich Raymann Michel Second Row: Jorgensen Dilley Lauterbach Lehmann Whalley Habcrlc Hall Klootwyk McCarthy Hayden Front Row: Svehla Martin Comparin Thomas Loomis Myrick Harrison Bier Childcs In the northwest comer of the campus lie the five Cary Halls, a group of striking red-brick buildings, which twelve hundred men call home nine months a year. To govern their residence, these men have divided into eight units, each electing officers. The major officers form the Executive Council of Cary Club. Tin's group holds the initial discussions on all activities of the Club and acts in an advisory capacity to the Joint Council. This Joint Council, composed of a representative group from each unit, is the primary governing body. It co-ordinates activities of the Club and is the final authority on all issues. 411 Don Siess, president of Cary Club Tylicki, C. Wong TyHdd.T. Kelly Sicss pendragon executive council Top Row: Hasenfus Qunpl ell F rib ley Kohlbrcnmr Fleming Maul Rudin Engle Yount Front Row: Thibodeau Kelley Tylicki. C. Sicss Tylicki. T. Cislak Lcip Top Row: Roman Fincher Campbell Stambaugh Wood Chulay Johnston Walters Markley Third Row: Pipkoni Lindstrom Roser Zelazny Andrews EohertsOn Hbdion Young Bock Aughenbaugh Second Row: Mercer Tylicki Thomus Kitnmcl Mrs. Coddard Thibodeau Leigh Kastner Sauemian Front Row: Martin Bosler Malcom Eykamp Wong Burrs- Sclsor Coen Smith terry house we always wait till the last minute? Terry House, a gift to the University in 1939 by Mrs. Geraldine Tern- in memory of her husband, accommodates thirty-six students and their housemother. “Mom Goddard. Terry House is a separate unit of Cary Hall, their finances and government lx ing identical. When the members aren't studying or singing with the house glee club, they can be found in front of the new television set. Their many trade parties, some of which were costume parties, deviated from the usual form. The Odd-Ball costume party replaced the pledge formal this year. 413 car y Top Row: Sclireiner Garred Hynes Schultz Tusla Nicklas Tliird Row: Bruckner Comparin Jump Day Tanner Norling Second Row: Fraylick Tylicki Svehla Maul Olson Thompson Front Row: Ostrander Albert Jones, G. Ashmus Sehulp Kruck Top Row: Wood Hack Morrison Zenor Freije Cavalier Third Row: Jorgensen Miller Caldwell Kramer Sievers Sherman Second Row: Bill Jones, P. Pollard Childcs Gardner Delaplano Front Row: Martin Schmid Hasted Eckrich Sieg Patterson r Top Row: Robertson McCormick Orzada Pinney Lentz Caylor Third Row: Stanley Kunihiro Waver Grindel Bennett Walker Second Row: Waite Retry Held Benson Hcmdal Doran Front Row: Campbell Pealf Thomas, D. Jablonsld Golubiewski Yuen Top Row: Clemmons Kuchnlc Ormond Crail Scholten Schuh Illes Gordon Gallagher Third Row: Visin Carter Bleick Reynolds Kindling Fleming Musgravc Schmidt Thomas, G. Second Row: Mignano Stevens Schmitz Papenmcicr Thomas, L. Anderson Zale Front Row: Circle Conlon Atkins Carlin Flagg Gottfried Zeiss southwest unit a And I love you with all my heart. 415 Top Row: Miller Swift Stanhope Click Langsenkanip Harrison Forgnone Third Row: D'Ippolito Van Slyke Tin-all Eckdhal Rathgeber Kiser Haynes Second Row: Bonvallet Young Waugh Hall Wipprecht Cole Nlogollon Henley Front Row: Brakefield Bannister Gerhard Balagopal Johnston Beers Bielaus Top Row: Black Wappncr Cloycr Hudson Byerly Straka Catron Third Row: Stejskal Trader Gross DrisseB Thelander McElroy Mich alec Second Row: Driscoll Trankina Puncochar Waxman Jusko Allen Carll Front Row: Crawford Heath Thrasher Novak Sullivan Estrich Top Row: Adams Hannon Zorrilla Lewis Kroll Tuschinsky Adler Second Row: Katz Diehl Klootwyk Compton Berkley Boatright Wagner Thompson Front Row: Schwan Robinson Siess Loetz Fink Telfer Hudson Top Row: Hubert Harvey Gantt Biegcl Link Baker Second Row: Wilber Cislak Fleming Bradley Ward Rogers Massie Front Row: Johnson Carey Loomis Ncwbold Rowe Noble Top Row: Amowitz Connolly Fribley Vidor Maloney McQucary Lee Third Row: Warner Wilkinson Beall Claxton Baits Brush Mallory Second Row: Rodriguez Haberle Weiner Kohlbrenner Lautorbach Mejia Tapias Front Row: Gcycr Kosiuk Rucdi Smith Mirsky Robe Top Row: Conley Kelly Weiss Jolly Evrard Baxter Hassel Second Row: Zoubul Grenier Bradley Kicsling Fries Genda Francois Front Row: Dougherty Scroggs, W. Scroggs, R. Walker Caulfield Leip Kneip Top Row: Dougherty, R. Lyon Reid Gear Kashmer Garter Johnston Third Row: McGuire Nicholson Colby Kotfila Getz Hyde Second Row: Doyle Cruig Lehmann Elrcbah Flauraud Theocharides Sehadt Front Row: Johnson Markl Hutchinson Bomejko Top Row: Zcitun Bogard Robinson Hall Nelson Dougherty, J. Lewis Second Row: Rchmcl Satkoski Oliver Breseke Y'amau Miller Front Row: Hensler Lutz Oyler Bates Kirkman Swaggerty Chance southeast unit c 419 Tell us more, Teacher! nil Top Row: Kiss Cilcs Thorpe, L. Thorpe, M. Williams Hessing Taylor Second Row: Emery Roberts Johnson Shipley Moneyhun Scaglc Schcrcr Front Row: Clark Campbell Elmore Michel Newcomb Hickey Cnth Top Row: Schwemberger Lagcnock Harbison Skcllcy Canan Hayden Bull Second Row: Wiese Friedman Mathy Koehler Darby TsigulofF Askren Huntzinger Front Row: Pitt Ospina Velia McCarthy Kieta Jacob Carney Top Row: Clear Colyc-r Van Buskirk Sprado Lawhead Powlcn Front Row: Wooledge Yount Luckett Weyl Bratton Lindaucr nn Top Row: Huang Beach Gordon Kowalezyk Reese Lidikay Rogers Second Row: Riddle Sergesketter Fisher Morbeck Doty Sicfcrt Boone Front Row: Cooper Small Sherman Larson Dailey Benner Keller southeast unit d 421 Move over! Top Row: Nlilroy Seefeldt Elliott McCall urn Huff Bier Dicnstbcrgcr Koziatek Third Row: Klotz Benner Eeklcs Goetz Lukow Ware Anton York Watts Second Row: Tiedman Platt deCastongrene Engle Singer Shaker Freeland Forst Front Row: Meneghin Gilhert Stickle Lang Grahn Long Balk Top Row: Kessler Lawson Thojnpson Martin Riehm Gran Kuhn Clegg Martine Spanski Third Row: Wetzel Albessmcyer Hoffman Wame Wells Seatter Walker McCarty MeNatt Jacobs Second Row: Johnson Simons Hold Peterson Pruitt Wilkins Baas Anshutz Maskaleris Pfarrer Front Row: Eiislia Holtoin LaRue Henize Stryker Hicks Bcnzing Sciaky 422 Top Row: Christie Nickerson Gotschail Hatfield Creakbaum Pantaleu Vogelgcsang Weinberg Mays Third Row; Engelberth Seibert Hallett Nicksic Ncunor Root Terrell Miller, F. Miller, Walter Rust Second Row: Hoard Patno Szwabowski Sippy Traicoff Seaton Cook, A. Light Fuetterer Front Row: Welsch Johnson Gum Vestal Albrecht Coodman Spencer Bushey Futch Top Row: Butler Ciotti Bowman Long Trotter Evans Gillihan Warren Harter Mulcahy Macllatton Cook, W. rhird Row: Thurman Hixenbaugh Woods Meyers Foegley Hedrick Grimm Bartlit Speer Yuhasz Coon rod Djujich Barton Second Row: Bootes L ingdon Sturm Hensley Haight York Korn Chambers Zent Gauntt Front Row: La Turner Baumruk Fiala Erb Jones Royer Sahm Limpe Harris Miller, William Top Row: Noose Impens Sclicrcr Myrick Jttgow Smith Ihhotson Brown Schumm Badiac Second Row: Sub Humphrey Larson Smith Gill Von Szcliski Bradshaw, R. Stearley Fruecil Wert Front Row: Riley James Holder Brown Bright Brehob Pickering Peck Top Row: Standiford Lcchncr Haschin Harris Johnston KapsaRs Groth McGarry Third Row: Hocss Boyd Bradshaw, W. Wichortk Woelko Dilley Schmidt Kiilila Sullivan Blyholdor Second Row: Malott Homey Miller McKee Rich Post Calder Kasak Front Row: Wilkinson Kestor Kelsey Kinnecr Ackor Cravens Schlegol Top Row: Shumate Swartwout Hunt Barnes Pans Kellam Dufendach Dorai Second Row: Kelly Thomas Wcnncrstrom Stauf Wooden Mitehel Ceman Scalisc Front Row: Sherbrooke Buechc Huston Mathers Chirk Keslar Lucas Top Row: Sikiang Cray Gerdoni Faehtmnnn Martin Osada Sheppard Peat Second Row: Votaw Rosscn Kouchak Altman Knight Kerr Dierberg Garrett Front Row: Shelton Dvorscak Closson Hupka Durbin Williams Brink Top Row: Mokasha Riedel DeCourscy Hedges Kunzic Psaila Robinson Morrison Second Row: Kurth Ellis Cook Trafclet Ditzlcr Whatley Ross Morris Front Row: Raymann McCubbin Brown.R. Bolcsky i Liefner Cruise Knable Hoffnjan Top Row: Ferguson Hunt Hoffman Sullivan Williams Anderson Austin Censon Third Row: Caldwell Pinillu Brown Zutavem Snyder McFadden Van Cilder, C. Van Cilder, J. Second Row: Dunnuck Enroll Traylor Stewart Shumate James Lorandos Victan Front Row: Rayl Forrester Novotny Thomas Joyce Barnes Top Row: Yirgou Neal Frankie Ellis Monroe Kocsis Sandcrman Meckins Second Row: Baker Gallant Mirier Prange Clark Hughes Hutton Hunt Front Row: King Finley Wiley Bucrk Byain Gregg A rends Coleman Top Row: Love Hcising Fuller Jones Smith, J. Tucker Potter Bessemer Third Row: Huminsky Stcvcns-on Unstable Atwell Smith, Robert Taggart Creasey Rector Second Row: McHenry Cushing Spitler Keil Wells Clingcnpeel Fennell Chancy Front Row: Crosscup Stevens Rudin Smith. Richard Sanks Ruby Kincaid northeast 427 A Gary man of . . . distinction? Top Row: Low Woodworth Reinhard Brock Targeh Neal Hasenfus Hoover Second Row: Geycr Sowers Charles Flower McDaniel Carlson Goar Soos Front Row: Habcgger Derrow Batts Ik-11 Canfield Huntsman McClanahan Thompson Top Row: Florek Klingc Au Mctlitz Frank Lorenz Worker Rigdon Luttman Roberts Tliird Row: Elbert Goodwin Nason Wcssler Douglas England Draut Regan Kozlowski Second Row: Brown Todd Evans Lindcmer Hamilton Kropp Etherington Beckman Cray Front Row: Tomita Ditzler Garvens Smith Lostuttcr Mar en Eekensbergcr Top Row: Wilhelm Bcrv Levy Weissmuellcr Wise Xeddenriep McLure Hultquist Etdveson Ccglian Third Row: Kongpricha Lindahl Fink Wolpert Wetzel Taylor Davis Francois Farcll Benedict Second Row: Picco Bergmann Lindquist Tanksley White Boltz Hannah Puryear N'akamura Sirnpson Front Row: Kctner Allen Miller Hoerbert Chin Wachowiak Blower Colonna Top Row: Wittig Fritze Wislcr Dinwiddle Voigt Mulcahcy Hamilton Strader Schuman Heim Third Row: Black Mytyk Carpenter Kinasiewicz Saver}- Flinn Fait Sutphen Turner Skadron Second Row: Bailey Tucker Rickerd Hammond Brcnncman Wets Collins Richardson Kantner Mayfield Front Row: Thurgood LefFgrdo Sullivan Dagley Maze Ludington Smith Lyons Jeffers east 429 Back to Civilization’ What is Hall X? It is the coeds’ dream hall, temporarily occupied by men, modern blonde furniture and three-inch thick carpets, plateglass walls, binoculars pointed toward W.R.H., private phones in each room, acres of parking space, semi-private date rooms, the hikers’ paradise . . . 430 legislature Top Row: Thomas Doty Hot ley Spicer Slaytcr Ralph DeCraff Pearson Huntzinger Leavitt Forcstal Greifer Second Row: Coombs Wahl man Widdowson Rich Laemmcrzahl Carrier Shilling Lecdy Stritter Field Inch executive officers Front Row: Saba Campbell Antonetti Wilcox Metzger Endo Cantrall Homey The ole! phrase. “X marks the spot.” took on a new meaning at Purdue this year, as six hundred men moved into the University’s newest residence unit. Hall X. The building. as its name implies, consists of four wings forming an “X.” Large picture windows, shiny aluminum sashing, and red brick are the architectural highlights of the exterior. The striking feature of the interior is the limed-oak furniture. The men living in this campus showcase have formed Excalibur Club. They elect executive officers who, together with twenty-four elective representatives compose the legislature. This governing body directs the activities of the Club. 431 Reed Metzger, president of excalibur club OT1 Top Row: Johnson Ravel Carlile Bunyuk Smederovac Scholl Hcimburgcr Sicol Thomas Third Row: Brown Friedman Schuck O’Connell Cillles Larson Lauer Woimer Hachicho Second Row: Miller, D. Master Carter Heaton Schafer Miller, L. Reising Rockwell Padgett Front Row: Tippett Creek East Lawrence Robinson Schicve Izydorck Gilhnan Top Row: Maffitt Lively Herd Hawkins Williams Brenner DeFilippis Dillinger Third Row: Pearson Klvbcrt Trumblc Buchanan Snyder. J. Jorgensen Smothers Hoober Second Row: Wildrick Markham Harlamert Brunner Powell Condo Henry Adam Front Row: Miller, T. Humcrickhouse Wojdula Mattig Graceffo Nash Snyder, R. Rcttich Top Row: Martin Gavin Rosenberg Campbell Garwood Lang Ennan Woll-man Holder Second Row: Stroup Smith, B. DeGraff, J. Kubitz Ralph Harwood Blachly Dis-brow Hook Pfahlcr Front Row: DeGraff, L. Meditch Wor- rell Pol Friedman Lukin Cooper Schmucker Metzger Brauer Top Row: Clark King Cain Darnell Perlman Dickcs McMahan Rasp Williams Jones Second Row: Ixihr Gibbens Purins Willis Weber Dick Smith, II. Pike Middleton Front Row: Cole Forestat Winiarski Scherer Lanty Fredricksen Newgion Reed Pugh southwest 433 Could they be posing for this? h a I I X Top Row: Doty Miller, W. Warren Braxton Chilton Leavitt Shields Third Row: Neff Ramey Dyer Ralston Pierson Heincy Barloga Second Row: Saba, M. Moses Finney Cady Jaffe Maurer Mau Front Row: Bache Miller, A. Saba, S. Cillctt Roberts Koskio Top Row: Komisarcik Smith Ebling Brand Reiss Luce Morgan Third Row: Rathbun McCarter Camp- bell Campfield Schnabel Lee Burdette Jones Second Row: Harmon McGuire Stem Showalter Plumart McChord Watson DiNardo Front Row: Black Lannin Myers Mc- Kinney Norgard Bums Top Row: Greitar Fowler Johnson Bastu Jean Creasey Swingle Third Row: Sleeth Bean Dailey White Build, D. Crcgor Hall Second Row: Budd, T. Lincback Morgan Maxeiner Hamady Everett Kessler Willis Front Row: Voyles Hicks Kirkendull Fcntcrs Martin Landgrebe Top Row: Bickel Eckhart Mathison Watson Napier Overholser Short Fed-crici Schmidt Tlurd Row: Able Weaver Smith Dry- nan Stabler Coe Matthews Striltcr Bonvallct Second Row: Binkley Mcluilso Widdow-son Wilcox Weitzman Welsh Burritt Blizzard Huntzinger Front Row: Steinhoff Peterson Tarabishi Stabler Moore Oxley Zimmvrmann Bowling northeast 435 These date rooms are cozy for cards. Top Row; Kudo Tonis Bagley Kitter-man Hombeck Lee Stetzel Tolson Third Row: Frick Perry Schnfonacker Carrier Williams, D. Laminar! Rundell Cromwell Second Row: Lacerte Camow Johnson Williams, C. Wendt Tamey Cohen Scheps Front Row: Whalen Jones Hawthorne Cameron Oprish Hindcragcr Van Der Week Top Row: Lant Cronin Fleming Hor- ney Baugh Montrcuil Sauerwein Meek Third Row: Menkc Lincoln Hockey Archhokl Bellows Banta Shilling Tal-bott Wilson Second Row: Lyon Marke Frasher Selin Osha Peed Budakian Rogus Tuttle Front Row: Hicks Field Moeller Me- tafile Jordan Leedy Sauers Top Row: Fiscr Cahimer McMinn Clark Ernst Frank McCain mack Cavort Eckert Third Row: Borel Albon Carlisle Mor- tensen Weddle Bilim Nolle Jordin Second Row: Mar berry Terhorst Hro- mada Nelson Beers Jasper Heath Antonetti Front Row: Scali.se Byrnes Fiorino Taggart Connelly Richardson Top Row: Arnold Borsc Upton Kost McCormick Will Wnerthner Coombs Little Third Row: Carlson Lindeman Wood Norton Gordon Bom Tauber Bates Mount Second Row: Morton Kercher Koons Bandck Klaus Fawver Homer Hirslio-witz Crisp Front Row: Venier McCuddy Marunde Longmcyer Lcnhart Wagley Hahn Ridge h a I I X Top Row: Blackburn Maynard Comer Muhl lemons Shenicr Flowers Third Row: Rittcnhousc Steuver Levy Nelson Bcchtcl McCord Abouaf Second Row: Kowalski Levin Love Wert Spicer Shnnklin Mayhill Front Row: Mercer Hartkc. R. DiRisio Sekerez Santangelo Tom Top Row: Ixwy Ross Stcinhilbcr Hirsh-kowitz Hippie Bartle Garsson Stanley Chenier Third Row: Hatlcv Rawlings Haupcrt Whiteside Blohm Snell Cooding Don-Moycr Sanches Second Row: Miller Albcrshardt Hartke, C. Plunkett Trcmain Wahlman Chun Wirth Woelfel Front Row: Klein Mast Meredith Slay- ter Fcnckcn Dasovich Coleman Angerer t Top Row: Shelby Hathaway Jackson Reed Hau Willey Powers Hannan Fava Third Row: Drcxlcr Gels Jacobs Butcher Morse Lang Gerdt Longwith Lippie Second Row: Trenkle Lewen Spencer Campbell Walker Robbins Weiss Klas-sen Gibson Front Row: Gross NlcRoberts Arthur Ray Soper Rozenfeld Wong Me-Claughry Top Row: Abascal Canos Koo Crossman Marchand McKinney Saxton Web- ber Contrail Third Row: Roth Beck Maschmcyer Apple Schildt Brooks Tharp Huncil- man Nasby Second Row: Tischcndorf Hamlgen Kol-merten Rich Witherspoon Wolff N'asto Wilmore Baroa castle Front Row: Klein Shatz Davenport Stat-more Reiner Jacobus Kwock Pam- palone Archer northwest 439 Receiving some friendly advice. What is WRH? It’s Anybody want a date-he’s a real doll!’’, the perennial busy signal to incoming phone calls, blinking lights at 10:25 p.m., closed curtains in the west rooms of Wood Hall (for the benefit of Hall X), class-cutting coeds with court-yard tans, and midnight parties in corridor kitchens. 440 governing board Third Row: Schnaitcr Miller, W. Swenson Akers Maxwell Beebe King Warner Clouse Kicr Second Row: Hildenbrand Amsman Johnson Miller, J. Abbott Fightmaster Hash Dobbeck Black- Front Row: Krauter Rossi Phoglcy Kelsey Buchsbaum Southman Jan Miller, president of WRH club Acting as the core of WRH. the Governing Board is established to plan the activities and social affairs of WRH and to integrate the different halls. The many activities within the halls this year kept the coeds dashing. Girls found time to publish the Coedition, plan the annual winter and spring formals. broadcast over WCCR, and attend special banquets for the seniors and distinguished students. Tins year’s service project was the provision of entertainment and recreation for the residents of the County Home. Each month twenty girls led group singing and gave skits and parties—thus spreading coed charm and Purdue good will off the campus. w r h club 441 ii r Top Row: Lyle Hughes Nine Dom Wcishcit Vaganek Zeiss Kicr Stultz Second Row: Smith Quick Meyer Hy- geina Hackman Johnson Young Bauman Wilhelm Front Row: Williams MacMillan Liber- man Thompson Feinstcin Lewis Iasng-fcllow Hubbard Top Row: Hetrick Shotola Westbrook Moneghello Kaliebe McAnclly Boggcss Self Fritzen Rutter Secontl Row: Keith Polite Bryant How-kinson Clark McCartney Thompson Allen Clouse Klampe Front Row: Fields NicgOS Sundling Garrett Bowman Uimont Winger Murray Ross Burkett Top Row: Cooper Hodson Kelsh Hash Pifko Brookman Osbon Johnson, V. Judy Brueck Laurie Bunnell Third Row: leopard Buttenvorth Landis Stonier Tumpaugh Brown Trciehel Lilovich Louth Stein Second Row: Baker Madsen Esmond Johnson, P. LeCompte Dickinson Schlatter Jameson Neicr Kallncr Raymond Front Row: Davies Gustafson Clem Goodwill Hurwich Hart MeNarv Guenther Holder Thinker Sicfers I-ounsberty Top Row: McAtcc Ral cr Hccna Hun-sicker Nelson Hellhake Harvey Barnett Crider Evans Second Row: Miller Davis, C. Tracy Elliott Davis, D. Witte Parks Bobl) Kellum Front Row: Lang Blaney Smith Hum-barger Cox Crocker Sutton Haynes Top Row: Gdalman Schneider Steves Porter Shoulty Forth Callaway Schram Lowery Second Row: Ceisen Gray Colglazier Crump Allis Libby Overpeck Binninger Front Row: Harrold Griffith Salisbury Storer Lee Neese Harvey Doty Robertson Top Row: Buehlcr Lindell Young Boyd Haig Shearon Schoeberlcin Third Row: Norman Humbaugh Per- shing Eadc Klein Adams Miller Sims Second Row: Heilman Layton Phegley Ettinger Schmal Davis Hauptman Cord Front Row: Campbell Fristae Jackson Martin McFarlin Rutherford Morton Szitas Top Row: Schnaitcr Jett Roll Thorn- ton Akers Brandenburg Jones Boden McCormick Clatworthy Hummel Second Row: Williams McCluskev Fet- ter Simmons Phelps Birch Reynolds Bode Chessrown Ross Carney Front Row: Helms Neely Smith Barnett Luschc Grossenbach Krauter Vaccaro dumper Young Jones Top Row: Blew Dennis McCabe Mc- Nutt McCormick Eddleman O'Connor Steward Kenady Guhl Third Row: Barnett Jones Overholser McCarthy Mullikin Stallkamp Ross Kennedy Turner Second Row: Kaps ukiewicz Beyer Simpson Lewis Bodinc Miller, M. Donaldson Watts Bell, M.K. Miller, J. Front Row: Houser Bastian Beggs Rci- chelt Cicirello Robertson Bell, M.C. Rammer Grandison I s h e a I y hall According to my measurements, it should fit. 445 W R H Top Row: Smith Snepp Benson Ca- merer Kollcy Anderson Bowe Carlson Third Row: Fasan Newman Fuller Hues-man Buchsbaum Van Der Maclen Miller Cennar Second Row: Towner Folk Butler Brownell Houghton Berry Bevcr Burnett Front Row: Vaughn Thomas Alexander Ritter Hagenow Hall Lowe Top Row: Walsh Harryinan Lambert us Fall Strickler Burton Cook Durand Third Row: McCann Lovett Ottingcr Fuhrman Hoyer Kelsey Speckcr Mals-bary Second Row: Tuttle Macy Goodnotigh Nay Fay Elrod Holmes Hilgemeier Front Row: McFann Ranich Wakcman King Lambert Roth Himes Loy Rumple Top Row: Peterson Conrad Flotron MacDonald Baumann Botker DeKoven Hartwell Altcnberg Bogan Newman Peck Jauron Skonning Third Row: Davison Baldwin Denger Swenson McMasters Andrews Pfister Lamorcaux Mcharry Tempos Jacob Ccgner Rossi Second Row: Wright Boyers Callahan Jacobs, R. Earl Melton Hammond Long Zuccaro Guard Tisch White Williams First Row: Aldrich Lawler Jacobs, T. Dinsmore Cherksey Trappe Teeter Shultz Wealing Fee Crum Domer Fair Fetter Top Row: Cuzorck Thompson Kriegbaum Emmons Wallin Ciarniello Bowers Whaley Edens Van Cleave Third Row: Cromlcy Reith Money Cole Hodson Barr Naftzger May Southman Stark Second Row: Bardwell Crcenc Pahlmeyer Savich Crodrian Smith Sholta Loneski Himes Burnett Flcchsig Front Row: Goar Wickens Browmc Raiinondo Curry Mayle Jackson Roush Creighton Hoff Top Row: Carroll Horst Marquardt, J. C. Marquardt, J. R. Burkett Lc Sage Stein Thomas Uebelhart Young Second Row: Lininger Spriggs Adams Barnett, A. Leader Mills Madden Anderson Front Row: Colglazier Lyons Sorensen Cong Carpenter Urich Barnett, P. Top Row: Behle Heath Kirkhoff Baldwin Petty Henricks Ford King Third Row: Mussmnn Rauth Rcnharger Bloodgood Wlrinrcy Neal Jonah Augustus Foley Second Row: Frisz Whitman Meyers Bottema Nagle Moose White Williams Front Row: Smith Miller Albertson Evens Zeigler Myers Landale Zimmerman 448 Oh, we had a wonderful time! Top Row: Kring Maxwell Mabis Olil Corny Manning Heydom Henderson Third Row: While Bickham Wleklinski Conrad Howard Johnson, !•'. Cue Bernhardt lamgendorfer Smith Second Row: Keller Chilton Mann Johnson. N. Krutseh Lipp Richardson Coyer Van Sickle Craih Front Row: Line Myers Williams Rosselot Sell Karr Seharf Cenrhart Cowan Cooper Top Row: Buckner Patty Van Voorhis Weir Blakemore do Lancux 1 tinman Wolfe Link Third Row: Howard Anderson Gardner Murray Bilskv K rosso! Brookcr Warner Second Row: Parmely Lacey Mussey Aldinger Bornemcler Pettyjohn Nicmcyer Pierce Justihic Front Row: Lamhin Br OZOWska Miller Bauer Friess McIntyre Crissey Cilkerson Smith WRH Top Row: Harley I Iul lx ll Rohrbach Boliannan Rechel Poffenbarger Boeseh-liri Clark Second Row: Hartranft Potter Carl Rudy Culbertson Cook Bluestoin Front Row: Slancy Lietzun Zimmerman Jewett Wuss Morey Dobbeck House! Top Row: Godfrey Rouch Wilson Matthews McCormick Harsa Williams Ahrbecker Voider Drudge Third Row: Knlow Martin Story Schulze Keely Skidelsky Bonikamp Mitchell Brockman Second Row: Klcine Earl Hunt Butterworth Johnson, M. Cardamom: Burrell Ablwtt Ross Rldnour Front Row: Sanzel Fightmastcr McKinley Plasterer Johnson. B. Sicvers Hardy Odle Booe Katz Top Row: Cooper Harris Winje lin-esc Greene Beebe Hull Coralka Putman Gill Walker Third Row: Morrow Houpt Brown Care Cheatham Warner Tate Winn Kriogbamn Second Row: Kirrin Hulhert Chittick Hitdcnbrand Siineri Gruber Noe Manning Leu Clements Hawkins Front Row: Myers Felgar Hart Burch Goodalo Maeabuluiy Greenmail Walsh Carahoff Kutak Fried le Top Row: Fcldt Larson Hogans Church Lucas Norton Rohrhach Falk Hautman Knoop, P. A. Third Row: Gartner Miller Smith Zaug Householder Childress O'Neill McGrath Sabbagh Price Second Row: Cfssell Kns Knoop, P. J. DeLeon Maris Greenlee Snick l eeney Ufheil Front Row: Dobbeek Spears Gillespie Rechling Roilx-I Belmonte Witt man Ouirk Pisban Williams We came to school early for fall house-cleaning and a new paint job. Once the summer's dust was removed, weekly cooking, dish-washing, furnace-stoking, and clean-up crews took over the operation of the house. But we did not let activities slide; and above all, trade parties starred the calendar. co-operatives 452 student co-operative association board Top Row: Wappcs Green McDaniel Courtney Patrick Dunn Guard Ilinklc Wright Smith Hall Second Row: Crawford Schopmeyer Zink Stroth Kvertts Klingbeil Johnson Bean French Bcutly I-rout Row: Atkins Cain Noland Reddish Saw.ida Elkin Strong McCoIl Duckworth “To achieve economy and fellowship through cooperation —thus reads the charter of a typical Purdue co-operative. Each member contributes about five hours of work each week toward the actual operation of the house. This year the twelve co-ops jointly sponsored a watermelon party in the fall; and Co-op Week, a picnic, a spring formal, and the annual banquet in the spring. Competition among the twelve units resulted from the sports and pep sign contests. This year the Student Co-operative Association became a member of PIA, thereby giving SCA equal representation among the Independents of the University. SCA 453 Top Row: Pnrlato Flowers Runyon Parrone Brown Swit er Tuttobcnc Montalto Third Row: McCarthy Ccttingcr, J. J. Nolting Matthews Warren Young Binford Gettingcr. J. R. Second Row: Wappes Kivctt Hoover Crawford Mrs. Mitchell Dunn Bcckcr Freeman Front Row: Barnett Clements Meffort! O'Connor Deckard chauncey Besides welcoming twelve eager new members last fall, we in Chauncey House also found an excellent cook, Mrs. Minnie Mitchell, to be our new housemother. For homecoming we proudly exhibited the sign which several of our artists had built. Before long the Hurry of senior cord hunting became our main interest. Our shrewd seniors outsmarted the freshmen, who didn't find a single pair of cords. We participated in intramural sports. Members distinguished themselves in Gymnastic Club. Purdue Crew, varsity baseball, yell leaders, and Young Democrats’ Club, making this one of Chauncey’s lx st years. American ingenuity plus coolie labor. 454 Top Row: Doles Chilmun. K. Stephens Adams Gilson Schicht Weber Clancy Second Row: Bcntly Morgan Bean Graves Hnrslunati Smith Miller Heiges Front Row: Mullock Webb Cbilman, W. Lee Austin Varner Draycr d o v e r Push, pull, click, click—it multiplies that quick! We started the year off right by winning the Student Co-operative Association tennis tournament and swimming meet. Following last year’s pattern, we continually placed high in SCA athletics. Our Homecoming sign won first place in the co-op competition. Despite numerous parties and hull sessions, there was a general increase in the house index. Our biggest social function of the year was the SCA semi-formal. We used the new piano to good advantage at our parties. VVe had members of Dover in Reamers, Sigma Alpha Tan and Glee Club. We spent many hours laboring over 'The Dingus. our antique car, to get it into running condition for spring. 455 Top Row: Cox Vostccn Smith Kaufman Burge Guard Third Row: Hinkle Chapman Spargo Miller Klebcr Utter Meek Second Row: Tanzcr Petty Grnna Mrs. Johnson Courtney Beckett ' inner Front Row: Rhoades, J. Rullmaii Rhoades, G. Gaiser Savage Taylor k n e a I e As the fall semester of 1952 opened, twenty-eight men entered Kneale House. To these men, the companionship and fellowship of Kneale has added greatly to college life. Trade parties, sports participation, and the annual Christmas party, were the highlights of the first semester. After the holidays and the many tests, we took another vacation. Along with the second semester’s work came time to horse around, but between horses we worked like dogs. In preparation for the cooperatives open house, we repainted the interior of the house. The new attractiveness of the house is a constant reminder of a truly successful and prosperous year at Kneale. 456 Top Row: May Snodgrass Rhoads Cosgrove Carlson Jennings Lohss Second Row: Nelson Davis Lowry Wilson Wocltnn Clark Front Row: I ircli Untrocht Dunn Pereira Williams Gehrkc Jurtctt Johnson m a r w o o d Who says men can’t cook? Marwoocl gained a new look this year in two respects: the house took on a bright new coat of paint by the efforts of the members, and fifteen new Boilermakers were adder! to Marwood's roster. The battle of senior cords was waged under equal terms this year. Five seniors banded together to route a disorganized group of five freshmen. Marwood took active part in all of the intercooperative sports activities and achieved great success throughout the year. This year again found our members enthusiastically working together to make the 1953 Open House a big success. 457 Top Row: Zcincr Pctrosky Carpenter Coldfcltcr Baker Johnson, R. McCaughcy Isaacs Third Row: SchoJz Green Lafcver Wnwnyniak Torr Richardson Peacock Carter Schaefer Second Row: Ross Ruark Wright Billings Schnapf Ferringer Wagner Johnson, M. Front Row: Eddleinan Crimes Barley Biggs Berry Davis r o c h d a I e Our homecoming Comcrusher-StilT furnished eager members with many hours of !alx r and enjoyment, 'Phis was also to the extreme enjoyment oi passers-by, who laughed at the brutal crusher and questioned the contents of the jugs. We started the year off hadlv with the death of Mrs. Lottie Billings, who had been our housemother for four years. She left her lx ys with memories of their beloved Mrs. B. and, with the house, a lasting impression of what Rochdale meant to her. Mention must Ire made of “Little Red,” our new coke machine. Our motto became “Rochdale looks ahead with Little Red.” 1 remember back in high school when . . . 458 Top Row: H.ddiuum Dr Frees Boa! Luff Cluck Hitchens Groover Bacon D.isknlakis Lumpe Second Bow: Kinnuiwle Gursuluincy Amber Escobar French Howard Holland Garrett I’artOW Front Row: Slwtji Farah Rubin Kubal McCullom Datta Jackson Bala Holmes Crawford . . ■ Students front India, Iran, Colombia, Syria, If! ternational Trinidad, Germany, Greece, Ethiopia, Gold Coast of Africa, and Hawaii, along with Americans, constitute the International House at 40 North Salisbury Street. It is small enough that all its members can Ik- well acquainted, yet large enough to represent a variety of personalities and interests. Chosen without discrimination as to race, religion, or political belief, the students work, study, and eat together in co-operative fellowship. An impromptu program after dinner even night helps to give each member a letter understanding and appreciation of the manners and customs of other countries. Now I wish I had Saturday classes! 459 Top Row: Pica Steinberg kimmcl Neken Sklenur Purdy Conklin Abrom Bear Poi Patrick Cowherd Second Row: DeGroote Brown Reiner Kenworthy Lcwellyn Loktetz Goldfarb Elliot Carter llurwil? Front Row: RJcglc Bonelli Hand Scott Mrs. Houpt Zink Dugan I-ott Matsunra state With the major projects such as redecorating the lounge, reseeding of the lawns, and laying cement walks completed this fall, the men of State House can once again devote all of their time to studies and extra-curricular activities. Social functions were highlighted by trade dinners and parties. During senior cord week the house was kept lively by five persistent freshmen who constantly dogged the heels of our departing old men.” Our basketball team rounded out its season's schedule with a commendable 7-1 record, and we feel that this typifies our second year of progress. Don't you think I’d better test it? 460 Top Row: Clurctto McDaniel Baughman Warrick Yoder Karstetter Hcckanian Uitnou Thompson Third Row: Voss Rethlakc Svhopmcycr Curtis Horst man Jacoby Plyter Stroth Ferman Second Row: Courtney, D. Dudley Turak Mrs. Allen Stork Stone Courtney, E. Stevens Front Row: Warner Warrick Held Betz Little Ebbcrt Clupper circle pines Is this standard service for steady customers? A lot of new faces were present last fall as Circle Pines opened their doors for another year of fun and hard work. Last June claimed twelve seniors from Circle Pines, thus giving tts a dominance of the “Green-clad. The excitement and suspense of the cord fight wore off, but was quickly replaced with studies, parties and activities. Christmas brought about another heart-wanning Chrismas party for some of the less fortunate children of this city. With the coming of spring everyone pitched in to repaint the house. Many new improvements materialized this past year to provide a more comfortable home for the men of Circle Pines. 461 Top Row: Carter Spencer Doversbergcr Martin Morphy Shantz Tower Mooy Second Row: Pinnick Ribordy Hite [ uighlin Eveitts Lower NlcCoil Mayiiill Front Row: Tredweil I-ohit Smith Mrs. Canady Mohr Jacobus Atkins Walker shoemaker Shoemakers yearly activities were planned jointly by the house members in conjunction with our housemother, Mrs. Cassidy, and our faculty advisor. Miss Martha Cullop. The important events of the first semester were the senior festivities (in which our freshmen were hilarious, but victorious), numerous trade parties, Saturday night chili suppers and the redecorating of our lounge. The highlight of the holiday season was our annual Christmas party, and as usual the last few weeks were spent in trying to retain our high index. As it began to get wanner our thoughts turned toward our spring open house, co-op formal, and Mothers’ Day weekend. 462 Top How: Mott Liggett Clevenger Boeglin Duckworth McCollough Miller Second Row: Brewer Canity Noland Rockwell Hyland Arthur Reddish Front Row: Uitts Huldnman Cain Mrs. Lawrence Harris McQuinn Bake g I e n w o o d Things just gotta shine! Glcnwood has gone to the dogs—or rather to one dog, Prnnsy Dice, our new mascot. But even with the help of the dog's keen senses, the senior cords were not found. A Halloween masquerade party with Kneale House successfully launched the social year. We sponsored a Christmas party for underprivileged children, a dinner liefore the Golddig-gers’ Ball, chili suppers, open houses, and trade parties. We added the SCA howling trophy to our collection this year. These varied and numerous activities help iis to fulfill the objectives of friendship, co-operation. and responsibility. 463 Top Row: Klingbcil Crist Lutes Shcwski Callahan Second Row: Rolx-rts Fickle Sawada Mitltoefer Front Row: Zlnn Bowman Kenyon ann tweedale The Impressive initiation of the new memljers took place at onr Christmas dinner, which was the biggest party of the year. In the spring most of our spare time was devoted to working for Student Co-operative Association Week. The wonderful co-operation of the girls during spring cleaning accounted for the spic-and-span condition of the house during open house that week. This year, however, is the last for Ann Twee-dale's sign to he seen at the bottom of the hill which thousands of students pass by to the gates of Ross Ade Stadium because we are looking forward to a new and larger house next fall at a new location. Why can’t he wear size 7 instead of 14? 464 Jim Fisiikr . Wanda Ratts KaRL SnEI’P . Don Judd . Sue Whitford Wes Allen . 1953 Debris Staff SENIOR STAFF . . . Editor . Associate Editor . Associate Editor . Associate Editor . Business Manager Photography Editor Dick Cook . . . Dick Steincraber John Dkobold . . Judy Kirkpatrick . Doris Kennincer . Susie Lowe . . . Bill Bauman . . Anne Rinehart . Vernon Reed . . Barbara Bassett . JUNIOR EDITORIAL STAFF ..........................................................Activities I ..........................................................Activities II ................................................................. Copy ................................................................. Copy .............................................................. Seniors ..................................................Organized Residences ................................................Independent Residences .............................................................. Feature ............................................................... Sports .............................................Administration and Index Djck Seifert . Bob Jewell . . Ed Beaudoin . Mickey Arnett Don Zelazny . Devon Hobby . JUNIOR BUSINESS STAFF Accounts Manager . . Sales Manager . Art and Publicity Yearbook Secretary . . . Photography . . . Photography Acknowledgments We wish to express our sincere appreciation to the persons and firms who have generously cooperated in publishing the 1953 Debris. Indianapolis Engraving Company..........................................................Indianapolis, Indiana Mr. Ed Ilackclman Mr. Frank Persel Mr. Bob Keene Central Publishing Company..............................................................Indianapolis. Indiana Mr. Bob Moorhead Mr. Sam Cray The Kingsport Press Company..........................................................................Chicago, Illinois Mr. Bud Montague Mary K. Coyne Purdue Photographic Service........................................................................Lafayette, Indiana Mr. J. J. Jacobson Mr. Harold Stillings Dexheimer-Carlon Studios................................................................Indianapolis, Indiana Mr. Jerry Carlon Faculty Board of Publications J. N. Arnold, M. E. Becman, C. E. Cwalina, R. Johns, J. H. McKee, T. R. Johnson, R. L. Reeder, H. C. Diesslin, H. D. Williams (deceased). For special sen-ices to the 1953 Debris we wish to thank: Udel Brothers, Phillips Photo Center, Illini Studios, II. Howard Kirby, Eastman Kwlak, Columbus Dispatch. Mr. Tommy Waddleton, Mr. Lloyd Yallelv, and Mr. Robert Waldo for selecting the 1953 Debris Queen. 465 Organizations and Activities Acacia------—.—. ----------- Activities !tur«-au Aero Club ——......—....—_____. Avromodclcr _________—.... , Agriculturist ...... ■ Agriculture Council ......... Agriculture- Economics Club. Agricultural Educution Society _______________________ All Athletic Concho. ......_ Alpha Chi Omoa ...___________ Alpha Chi Rho________________ Alpha Delta PI_______,_______ Alpha Gamma Rho ............ 312 American Institute of Chemical Engineer . .... 2C9 American Inatitute of Electrical Engineers —... 266 American Inatitute of Metallurgical Engineer _________ 268 Alphn Kappa I imbdn . 314 Alpha I-ambda Delta 222 Alpha Phi Omega ............. 219 Alpha Sigma Phi.............. 316 Alpha Tnu Omega ------------- 318 Alpha Xi Delta............... 390 Alpha Zrt .................. 217 American Pharmaceutical Association .............. 273 Ann Tweedalo.............. 464 Arnold Aid Society ....... 301 American Society of Agriculture Engineer ___________ 268 American Society of Civil Engineer ...--------------- 266 American Society of Mechanical Engineer ............ 267 Athletic Director .....—__ 134 Associated Women Students Cabinet .............. 182 Associated Women Students _ 182 Auto Club ................... 2S2 liaptlat Christian Fellowship 264 I (nucha 11 Team ---------- 168 Basketball Team .............164 _____ 320 -----322 .... 67 308 184 Cheerleaders ... 168 280 Chi Epsilon , 230 27 H Chinese Students Club 277 203 243 C'horahv-r ... 247 274 274 Collegiate 4-H 2M 135 Cross Country Tumi 161 3.86 Dnlry Club _ 310 Debris . n 388 Delta Chi 324 Beta Slirma Pal Bel Theta Pi ..... Board of Trustees _. Camera Club .... Cary Hall ...... A Unit........... B Unit .......... 0 Unit -........ East .... Executive Council Joint Council .. Northeast Northwest ........ West ............. Catalyst Club ..... Certs .............. Chnndelh SuojhI 267 ...._ 410 ...._ 414 ....- 417 ...... 418 ....- 429 ....- 412 ------411 426 .....- 426 ..... 422 ..... 22.’. ...._ 218 ...._ 300 Delta Camma Delta Rho Kappa _ Delta Tnu IVIta Delta Upallon _____ Dolphin ----------- Dover Cooperative 394 237 326 328 239 466 Engineer „—------------------200 Eta Kappa Nu ... 231 Evangelical United Brethren 261 Exponent.................... 196 Farmhouse ................. 830 FoJk-a-Whirlcrs Club .......277 Foothall Team and Football Coaches ---------------- 138 Forestry Club.............. 276 Gamma Alpha Rho_____________226 Gimlet----------------------211 Glee Club ------------------ 246 Glenwood ------------------- 468 Glider Club.................273 Gold Pepper —............... 210 Golf Team-------------------166 Green Guard -----------—---- 183 llillel Foundation-------- - 261 Hoof and Horn............... ?75 Horticulture Society .......270 India Students Association.- 281 Interfaith Council —........262 Inter-fraternity Council ....— 186 International Anaocintion .... 279 International House ........ 459 Io4a lombda Sigma .......... 215 Iron Key................. — 206 Knppn Alpha Theta......._... 396 Kappa Delta PI ......... -. 228 Knppn Delta Rho------------ 382 Kappa Epsilon ............. 234 Kappa Kappa Gnmma .......... 39S Knppn Pid .....-...-....... 236 Knppi Siitma --------------- 331 Kncnlc Houso —............ — 456 I.iunbdn Chi Alpha ........ 336 Luma House ................. 338 Lutheran Student Association 258 Major-Minor Club ....... 281 Managers .169 Mnrwood House 457 Military Ball Committee 293 Military Band .............302 Mortar Board------ 208 N. D. T. A. Group ........ 291 Newman Club „........... 268 Novice Debate............. 263 Omlcron Nu --------- ... . 233 Omega Chi Epsilon ........ 232 Omega Psi Phi .......... . 383 Orchestra Ordinance Association .... 293 Outing Club 271 Pan-American Club 289 204 Phi I Vito Thctn 340 Phi Kappa . 348 229 Purdue Independent tion — Astocin- 1S7 Purdue Players ............. 25t Purdue Playshop .............260 Purduvlan ........... —... 247 Quarterdeck ............... 297 Railroad Club .............. 278 Reamer —................ 212 Rho Chi-------------------- 226 Rivet------------------------201 Ronehdale House- . . 468 Sailing Club 270 Saint Thomas Auuinns 256 Scabbard and Blade.......... 290 Scientist ............... 201 Shoemaker .... ........... 462 Skull and Crescent...-...... 214 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 358 Sigma Alpha Mu 360 Sigma Alphn Tnu 220 Sigma Chi ................ MS Signtn Delta Chi .......... 224 Sigma Delta Tnu —.......... log Sigma Kappa . 404 Sigma Nu .................. 364 Sigma Phi Epsilon 366 Sigma Pi -------------------3€K Society of Automotive Engineers.............. 272 Sportswomen ............ 240 State House ......—........ 460 Student Co-op Association 458 Student CO-op Association Board --------------- 189 Student Council----.—...... 178 Student Union ____________ 172 Swimming Team —------------ l«3 Tau Beta Pi------------------?4U Tau Epsilon Phi------------ 371 Tan Knppn Alpha .—......... 2ti Tnu Kappa Epsilon ---------- 372 Tennis Team----------------- 164 Terry House--------------- 413 Theta Alpha Phi............ 244 Theta Chi--------------------374 Th. tn Tau----------------- 376 Theta XI _-------------------378 Thomas Soy Entomological Society-----------------271 Tomahawk --------------------213 Town Girls Club ........... 280 Track Team ......... —.... 161 Triangle ................... 880 Triton ....—................ 238 University Choir ......... 248 University Lutheran Assembly 269 University Lutheran Church 256 University Presbyterian Church..... .......... 257 Varsity Debate ------------- 252 Virginia C. Meredith Club . . 283 W.B.A.A...................... 1 W.C.C.R. —............. 1M Wesley Foundation ........260 Women's Athlct'c Association 188 Women's Press Club_____ . 222 W.R.H...................... 440 Hall D................... 448 Duhme..................... 442 Hail E ---------------- 460 W.R.H. Governing Board ... 441 Shcaly ....................444 Wood ------------------ - 446 Wrestling Team ........... 162 Xi Sigma Pi ............... 242 X Hall..................... 430 Y.W.C.A. —_ -- -- 185 Zetn Tnu Alphn _....... .... 406 Zouaves Group ... ......292 Personal Index A bn seal. F. M. 86. 266. 279. 439 Abbott. A. E__182. 2-83, 141. 460 Able. W. F........... 86. 220. 435 Abouuf, I. G.-----------------438 Abrom. R. F. .....—.........— 460 Ackerronn, D. T —.......... 86 Ackerman. J. 0. —...... , 86. 332 Ackor, W. R.. Jr.-------------424 Adair. B. J................. 405 Adams. H. W...................455 Adams, J. C. .. 28 8, 290. 293. 366 Adams. J. W.................. 432 Adams. M. L.. Sec....... 227. 448 Adams, N. J. ........... 282. 417 Adams. R...... 414 Adams. R. V...................333 Adams. W. 0................... 86 Addison. II. P. . .. 86. 271. 274. 275, 277. 284, 381 Addison. J. I- ............ 330 Addison. 1................... 284 Addison. R................... 188 Addison. R. G. 162 Ada. R. I)................... 219 Adkins. R. L. ............... 86 Adler. L. C. .................417 Adtias, H. S.................. 86 Agnew, O. 1.. ............... 135 Ahlbrnnd, B. A.....-..... 86, 3S« Ahrbocker, N. .......... 251. 450 Akers. W. M....- 86. 234. 441 Albershardt. D. M.......... - 438 Albersmeyer. 1L F. .......... 277 Albert. D. E. .......... 165. 342 Albert. J. J................. HI Albertson. G. W. 162. 332 Albertson. J. K. Albessmeyer, H. F. 86, 448 422 A Mag. C. A 197. 214, 334 449 86, 349 361. 446 Alford, J.. Tress.......... 24. 227. 280. 393 Algnrln, R................-.... 162 AI kero. W. M.................. 445 All n, B 897 Alien. C. W. 6 416 ... 442 . 86. 266. 429 Allendorph. L. R. .— 86 Allgnuer. H. G. . 327 444 819 ARenberg. P. 447 Ainirk, R. H. 274 Amxtutx. M. H. 154. 341 Ainstutx, « . 1L 274. 284 Anustnsla. L. J. . . Ar. Icr on, B - . 86. 232. 242 Anderson. C. Anderson, C. E. Anderson, C. J. Anderson. C. T. — 282 415 - ..... 350 - 164 837 Anderson. E. D. 67 Anderson. F. D. 86 Andersen, J. 210. 223. 887 Anderson. J. A. 222. 403 Anderson. J. D. . 273. 426 Anderson, J. E. .. 446 Anderson. J. W. Anderson. M. IX 449 Anderson, M L. SC. 400 Anderson. M 1 8 86 . 86 Anderson, N. J. . ......... 86 138 Anderson, R. I,. ... 310 Anderson. R. P 341. 315 Andrews. E. A 720 Andrews, E. J 855 413 Andrews. J. C 315 SC. 237 Angelotti, F 138 Angcrer. R. 138 Anshutz. W. S. ... 422 Anton. J. C. . .86. 422 AntonetU. M. J. . '6. 431. 437 Antony. K C. . 356 Applno, J. B. 847 Apple. F. C.....86. Apple. B. K.-----—. Apt. L. E. --------- Araknkl, C. G. ----- Arhaugh. A. L. ----- Archbold. T. F. ---- Archer, S. J. _ Archibald. E. Archibald. R. J. --- Archibald. G. It A rends. J. 1). .... Argcnta, C. L. Armbruatcr. F. C. _ Armlngton, J. P. __ Armstrong. J. H. — Armstrong. N. A. ..... Arnett. M. ......... Arnett. M. C........ Arncy, H. E. ..... .. Arnl. A. V---------- Aral. P------------ Arnold. T. R. ...... Amove. M. I. Arnowitz. L. N. .... Arnsmnn. S. K. ... Arthur, C. N.----- Arthur. J.-------- Arthur. J. R.----- Arvidnon, M.______ Arvidson. M. R. — Ash. C. R.-------- Ash. J. It. .... .. Ashbauchrr. S. A. Ashen. R. M.----- Ashley. W. Ashmus. D. 466 4- '� 4 ???????? ' Vj.; wf fv k.;s ! a! si ss; � ilv; M 331 2: : : 31 ! I 3i ! -• r 2|82- Si : S j I I §8i! n i M! S| ]! I U| oo i I ot S ' ?£ «; | 5i i “ ; 53� i w ?! I ssj a il3l3£?§Uiii ?££ WWmipMll • ; Tz pfAl p f r •; y. ppk rau ; MMI : MKM: . . . . . — j 1 I I?8| 5 :?j j I j ! ft 2 55 5 2” ff 1C � C ; : : ; 1 14: ; . ««s tC : : oc j | KF : v. w; c: I i : i 15 1 1 | J •� : FBffmr iWn r- . 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Cooper. B. J. Cooper. D. J. . Cooper. J. B. .. Cooper. J. K. Cooper. I . B. Cooper. V. A.. Treos. Cooper. W. A. Cooprlder. W. L. ---------------447 ............. 92 404 ............. 450 277. 2 2 44$ 103. 322 ............. 423 02. 290. 293. 342 _.............333 Cope. 11. D. Copper, D. I-Corbel. T. F. Corbin. R. V. Coni. M. Corley. R. C... Corley. S. M. 431, 437 .„ 332 _____423 ____252 92. 394 . 451 214. 346 219. 291 _____ 433 234. 449 .. 443 92. 203. 21 . 284. 313 ... 92 421 92. 267 92. 270. 291 ........... 444 93. 229. 242. 267 283. 407 Cormier. R. J. 93. 281. 266. 301 Cory. D. B. 93. 291. 331 Costa. A. 271. 279 Cottineham. W. 11. 351 Cottrell. C. Cottrell. E. I,. 376 foul son, .. K. 197. 223. 396 Counsell. R. J. Countman. K. 289 Countryman. R. C. . 93. 362 Courtney. D. W. 213. 453. 461 Courtney, h. W. 93. 276. 461 Courtney. R. P. 456 Courtney. W. 189 Covalt. R. B. 93. 289. 300 Cowan. M. 284. 449 Cowherd. H. . 93. 460 CowlUhaw. W. A. 93. 230. 266. 377 Cox. D. E. 93, 826 Cox. E. I.. Cox. J. J. Cox. N. n. Cox. It. !.. Coy. M D. Craft. I . K. frail.. A. R. Craix. J. C. 367 Craix. M. K. 93. 224, 233 Craix. R. 419 Craix. S. W. 93, 235. 273 frail. C. Crain. K. M. 327 Cranin. R. 436 Cranston. D. V. 318 Cranford. P. K. 93. 224. 293. 318 Cranford. R. E. 288 Cranor. R. B. 336 Crawford. C. K. 93 Crawford. C. W. 231 Crawford. J. A. 284. 391 Crawford. J. D. 416 Crawford. N. E. 93. 453. 454 Crawford. R. L. 459 Crawford. W. C. 93. 212. 231. 242. 266 Creakbaum, L. D- 423 Creed. M F. 327 Creek. J. S. 98. 275. 432 Crcixhton. M. L. 447 Crclxhton. W. K. 275. 331 Crider. M. J. Crlmm. P. I). 195. 423 Crisp. A. W. 437 Crlssey. G. L. 449 Crist. I., 1. Crnrle. D. M. 138. 328 Crocker. L. C. 281. 443 Crockett. G. A. 93, 272 Cromer. I). C. 272 Cromer. U. C. 93. 267. 272. 380 Cromer, S. S. 274 Cromwell. N. . 436 Cronin. It. 393. 436 Crossman. It. A. 439 Crouse. J. J. 404 Crowe. H. W. 329 Crowe. J. B. Crowell. R. J. _ Crosier. G. H. Cruise. R. C. _ Crum. M. C. Crumbauxh. S. A. Crumley. M. G. Crump. J. E. 367 93. 358 341 426 4 47 93. 389 93 Crump. J. L. 444 Cudxik. V. 136. 138 Cue. J. M 283. 449 Culbertson, L. 1. 283. 450 Culbertson, L. L. 284 Cullnr. J. B. 283. 391 Cullen. V. A. 337 Cumminx . F. M. 93. 231 Cumminys. S. V. h 93. 217. 243. 275 Cummins. S. K. ... 351 Cunliffo. W. B. Cunninxham. J. A. ... 93 Cunnlnxham. R. W. ... 93 Curry. I . Curtis. D. B. ... 363 Curtis. E. D Curtis. G. W. 461 CurtU. M. A. . 93 Cushinx. W. J. � 3. 229. 300. 424 Cutler. M J. .. Cutler. M. S. 402 Cutforth. R. E. 348 Cutahawr. J. A. 93. 406 Cut-show. J. W. 290. 307. 316 Dahrunx. R. 162 Daehnke. G. T. 94 Daxley. L. J. 269, 429 Dahle. T. L. Dailey. C. W 218. 268. 421 Daily. D. W. Daley. B. R. Dallas. H. P. 94 D'Amico, A. P. 214. 336 D’Amico. E. J. 337 D’Amico. K. S. 162 Damnum, C. K. 68 Daniel. N. K. Daniels. G. J. 188. 283. 402 Daniels, N. D. ... 283 Dantico. W. M, 94 Darby. R. K. Daskalaki . N. M. 459 Dasxewski. T. 348 Datta. A. K. 279. 281. 459 Dauxherty. N. J. 94. 396 Davenport. R. D. 439 Davidson. D. J. 294. 310 Davies. It. A. .. 443 Davis. A. D. Davis. B. A. 180. 444 Davis. C. E. Davis. C. R. Davis. C. V. Davis. I). K. 443 Davis. I). I,. 274 Davis. D. M 289. 357 Davis. G. K. 68 Davis. 11. 11. 94 Davis. J. 1). 369 Davis. J. E. Davis. J. L. 94. 307. 362 Davi . J. N Davis. J. T. 457 Davis. J. V. 94 Davis. M, o Davis. T. K. 327 Davis. W. 94. 196. 197 Davis. W I.. Dawes. 1). L. 94. 204. 236. 273 Day. C. K. Dayton. K. K. 94 Deam. R. B. 94. 243, 331 Dean. It. It. 94. 229. 267. 272. 368 Deardort. R. N. DeCamp. J. It. 282 DeCastonxrene. R. ' 0. 272. 282. 422 Decay, II. O. 271 Deekurd, M. J. 454 DeCoursey, 1). ;. 426 DePBippi . 1. F. . 432 DeFrces. II. 289. 459 DeGrafT. J. V. 213. 433 DeGraff. I.. A. 431. 443 Detlroote. C. W. 94. 272. 460 Delamatrr, J. A. 282. 335 Dcl.nni.nix. V. J. 222. 449 Delaplanr, It. It. _ 414 DeLaKuaa. M, 94 Ddauter, It. 94 . 229 Dell. B. A. 182. 223. 38V Dclo, I.. C. Del.uca, V. A. Demaree. J. W. Demaree. M. A Dcnhardt. It. It. Denk. F. W. Denney. J. A. Dennis. S. . DcnUyl. D. 219. 324 Deobald. J. H. DePIrro. R. J. DeRetner, 11. E. Dcremer. R. F. Dcrmody. J. B. 94. 154. 3«5 DeRosa. A. J. Dcrrow. It. W. Detwelter. W. I. Detwller. C. J. Deutaehlander. H. C, Dcvltcb. M D. DeVHe . T. W. R. Wald. J. M. DoWalt. R. P. Dowhirxt. V. K. 94. 217. 218. 275 DeWItt. C. M Dexelan. H. M Dcxrlan. It. Diax. J. E. Dice. J. It. Dlek. J. K. Dlcke. W. V. 94. 164. 216, 358 Dickerson. B. M. Dlckes. 11. K. 275. 433 Dickey. M. K. 3� 5 Dickie. W. V. Dickinson. M. Dickson. S. W. Diehl. It. W. Diehl. S. A. Dlener, J. S. Dienhart. J. S. . 134. 138 Dicnstberxcr. C. F. 94. 422 Dirrberx. F. It. Dlleher, C. F. 169. 347 Dlllry. R. H. 289. 411. 424 Dilliard. D. L. Dillinxer. S. M 432 DilllnxhHm. B. A. 283. 395 Dllta. I) Dills. T. V. DIN'ardo. S. P. Dinsmore. M. J. 447 Dinwiddle. G. DIMItt. It. It. 94 D'Ippolito. M. M. DiHisio. R. K. Dishrow. I). K. Dlaser. W. C. 282 Dittrich. M I). 396 Ditxlcr. W. L. 20. 282. 426. 428 Dobbcck. J. L. 94. 233. 283. 451 Dobbcck. J. M 94. 224. 233. 2X3. 441. 450 Dobcus, W. J. 161. 363 Dobras. A. D. 310 Dobrunx. It. C. 319 Dodd . B. F. 95. 340 Dodds, It. 1., . 83 Dodxo. M N. 95 Docrfleln. R. F. 277 Doherty. C. M. 187. 223 Dolxakl. W. M. 95. 217. 218. 243 Donaldson, B. A. 316 Donaldson, H. S. . 332 Donham. 1). K. 321 Donmoyer. R. G. 292. 438 Donovan, A. E. 95. 273 .. 426 Doran, It. J. .. 95 Dorin. H. P. 95. 372 Dorman. W. W. 186. 307. 362 Dorner. T. Dorouxh. J. P. 174. 214. 328 Doty, D. M. 444 Doty. J. S. 95. 231. 421. 434 Doty. T. I). 421 Doub. It. Is. 276 Douxherty. J. A. 419 Rouxhrny. J. K. 423 Douxhcrty, It. G. 119 Douxlns. W. H. 428 Doversberxer, F. 462 Rowdrn. W. M. 95. 378 .. 419 Drolme. It. G. . 95 Drake. A. W. 39! Drake. It M. 95 Draul, C. F. 1 myer. T. G. Preler. A. I . .. Dremnnn, I). C. 357 Dreseer, J. D. I) retake. F. I. Drew. M. T. 95 Dreyfus. M. T. Drixx� . C. S. Driscoll. J. P. Drisscll. B. A. 197. 231. 266. 320 . 204. 236. 273. 290 213 95. 204. 344 - 95. 416 289, 41 Dnidxe, M. L. Drummond. J. Drynan, It. D. 460 a 27� 95. 435 Ducand. C. 44 Duckworth, R. A. 95. 187. 279. 453. 463 Duckworth. R. J 189. 282 Dudi . F. U 95 Dudley. G. O. .. 461 Dudley. J. W. 95, 217. 218. 224. 243. 274 Dudley. It. O. 369 Dufcndach, T. K 219. 425 Duffy. A. 345 Puxiin. R. W. 460 Puxdale, T. W. 357 Piihman. D. L. 89S Pules, J. M. ... 455 Duke. J. H. 95. 349 Dull. R. E 214, 276 Dunbar, W. W, 318 Ihinham, R. Is. - 95, 230 Punkin, J. W. 95. 230, 242 Dunlap, 1. J. 95 Dunlop. N. R. 166 Dunn. H. P. 95. , 189. 218. 453, 457 Dunn. J. K. 96. 229. 267. 454 Dunn. T. __ 154 Dunner, D. 1). 360 Dunner. D. R. 95. 307 Dunniick, N. G. 96. 411. 426 Dunten. G. H. 95. 217, 224 , 274 Durbin. J. W. - 426 u r let Dvorseak. R. P lit. 425 Dwyer, E. — 138 Dye. A. A. 182, 397 Dye. D. R. 878 Dyer. It. E - tst Dykntra. J. T. - 95 Dyaart. W. D. 272 Bade. M. L. 644 lutmes. O. A. - 342 Karl. M. T. 244. 251. 400 Earl. P. I,. 447 Earl. V. C. 95. 450 East. N. J Kastman. I). A , is, 253, 309 Eaton, R. 11. 95 Kbbert. G. M. 203 Kbbcrt.J. M Kberhart. G. M. Kblir.ir. J. C. Eckdhal. J. W. Erkcnsberxer. N. K. Eckert. J. A...... Eekhart. M. 1 . Eckles. K. M. . Kckman, D. R. Kokrich. T. I . .... Kddlf man. H. U .... Kddleman, M. A. ... Eddy. R............ Edenburn. Is. K. . . Eden . E. _......... Edlnxton, R. A. _.. Edmondson, B. C. Edwards. C. _________ Ed Word . E. I . ... Khrman, P. ......... Ehvwmnn, N. I)...... Elckholtx. R. M. EUbury, R. A. , Bis . A. Eitmnn, R. J....... Eklund. L. G. -...... Elbert. C. P. ...... Elboon. M. 5. Elisha. R. P....... Elkin. P. J.......... Eller. J. L. 96, Elliot, W. E. ... Elliott, B. J....... Elliott. J. T........ Elliott. Is. ... Elliot. P. W......... Elliott, R. B....... Elliott. S........... Kill . L. R. ........ Kills, It. M. 95. 2«3. 274. 461 ■—....-.....— 343 289. 434 - 95. 278. 416 -----------428 -----------437 ----- 251, 435 -----------422 ------------94 — ......- 414 .... 213. 458 283. 284. 445 153. 154 ........ 96 447 96. 224. ----93. 225. ... 163. .... 96. Kill . S. E. Elmer. W, —... Elmore. J. EL ... Elm . W. R. Klrebah. J. K. Elrod, S. J. -.. Klsbury, R. A. Klsen. W. A..... Bison. It. L. ... Ely. J. P. .. Embley, C. G. Emerson, M. F. 96. 272, 391 211. 290 335 400 .........— 138 -......... 282 ........... 284 ........... 284 .......... 882 ..... 301. 342 96. 226. 242. 272. 76. 280 ........... 428 ............ 73 ............422 189. 279. 453 218. 288. 381 180. 214. 218. 278, 289. 290 ---------- 335 .........- 422 -— 270. 443 ----- 383. 460 ............ 96 .........- 96 ........... 219 229. 242. 267. 278. 801. 427 .....- 385, 396 ---------- 318 96. 229, 242. 267. 420 96. 339 419 446 312 316 96 352 336 96 284, 2«r. 230. 266. 469 Emery, J. K. - 96. 270. 420 447 Entrvr, F. II. . 279 Emcclberth. A. W. — 423 96. 412. 422 . 293 Knot. R. F- 406 365 . 96 423 Krirharn. C. ... 387 340 483 . 359 Krn t. W. 1 437 . 279. 459 Eamond, C. Ftatorvreen. A. J. .... 443 96. 224. 237 - 428 Ethcrton. C. W. 343 315 Ettinw r, M. K. 144 Euenz. M. A - ... 284 . 341 Euhrman. M - - Eorell. J. B 446 . 96. 411. 426 211.326 Evan. J. M. . 169. 291 96. 392 F.vana, M. K. _ 96. Fivana, M. R 232. 242. 269 - 443 428 Evert . R. J. Evcrtt . C. A. Evcrtta, C. E. 96. 356 96. 189. 224. 238. 240. 462 433 Ewart, I.. C. — 96. 270. 288. 308 Ewlntr, J. I Ewina, W. C Kwina. V Eykairp. G. R . 413 F'achtmann. R. R. .. - 42S Fair. C. M Fair, M. J. •iM. 284. 447 Falconer. F. 1. Fsiluazct.itk. S. V. Fnrah. O. G. Fanil. I). Farr. M. F„ .. 271. 279. 159 429 25. 283. 449 F’nrrnnd. K. P. Farrar. C. W. 97. 238, 386 97. 401 Farrar. R. 1, F'nrris. P. 1 F'artin. R. T. F'nSan. D. J Faatlwtl. J. J. 266 446 97. 836 Fausuher. S. P. 328 Kara, D. G Fawver. K. I. . 439 Fay. M. 446 Feaster, I.. L. .. Fetlderaen. 1 . W. 319 329 I'cderiei. J. T Fee, A. O. Fell. J. N. 22i ' Frinateln. M. Feld. A. S • 435 269, 289. 380 • 442 7. 408 461 Frldt. R. M. Feiitar. J. FVlknor. J. E. Felknor. S. J. Felt. f;. R Fender. C. 97. 280 282 379 Fennell, T. E................. 427 FViittermakcr, S. R. ........_ 329 Footer . G. l . .............. 435 Fenton. C. A.....-........... 399 Fenton. M. G.............. 97. 231 Ferguson, I . J........-....—. 426 Ferguson. F. P............. 829 F rsu n. W. E.............. 97 K. rmon. M. A..................4 1 Fcrringcr, I- H. .... 97. 220. SOI Fi rringer. I- P. —.......—----468 Fcrrlot. I . V............... 346 F tter. F_ G. ---------------- 447 Fetter. S. A.................. 145 Ftaln, K. C.---------------- 423 Ftomnwle. O. F.. Jr.-----------383 Fiamnwle. J. K.---------------4M Fickle. E. Y.------- 161 Field. D. I................... 436 Field. R. U . 431. 4:t6 Field.. J. J. 97 442 Fiyhtmaater, R. 441. 450 201. 113 404 . 417 268 429 Finley. C. R. . 127 Finley. J. R. I 86, 362 Finntimn, J. 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F. 114. 211. 210, 330 Nelson. R. J. Nelson. R. L. Nelson. K. M. Nelson. T. M. Nelson. W. _____—... Nelson. V. I). Neuner. G. ........ Nesbitt. I . P. . Nrthcry. J. M. Ncufrr. E. L. Neuner. G. E. Newberry, R. B.____ New bold. F. J. NVwbold. J. W. Newcomb. I,. J., Jr. Newcomb. M Newcomb. R. W. Newkirk. L R. Newsom. H. M...... Newton. R. H. _ . Newell. W._________ Newgion. W. W. .. Newman. E. M.______ Newman. J. K. Newman, S. M. 438 ..........327 ----------114 ........- 320 ......... 317 ......289 ----------271 ........ 332 ----------311 ----------355 --------- 423 114. 229. 267. 377 ....—. 417 — -------417 ... 114. 420 234. 273. 406 - . 1 1. 333 ---------220 ----------321 214. 267. 378 ......... 139 433 188. 28l| 401 ........— 447 283, 2 4. 446 341 347 419 428 £' ZZ 210. 240. 389 US. 224 Nicholas. J. V. Nichols. J. V Zl' 114” a. — 333 445 389 Nichols. K. H. Nicholson, A. E. Xifkcrton J. O u 276 N (rkInn J C 111 451 Niekol.' K. K. 1H, 324 Nick air. F. L. li. w. 827 N legos. T. B. . 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