Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 600 of the 1962 volume:

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V Q ln, 7' -,kflgll ,Q,.f.f:' V - 'Y ' V ' 1962 DEBBI BD UN EB ITY 1 - BOB LOTTMANN, EDITORVIN-CHIEF - JIM PARRISH, BUSINESS MANAGER - GERRY BAY, MANAGING EDITOR ' BARB BARRICK, ENGRAVINGS E OR ' DIT BOB FOSNOUGH, PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ' MARTY KOHLMEYER, COPY EDITOR ' MARTY ZELL, E OP NING SECTION EDITOR CAMPUS LIFE 20 FRESHIVIEN HELLO WEEK In the beginning. . . Sept. io . . .anxiously gathering our belongings . . . we Caine from everywhere to Purdue . . . the first day- Iiurriefl impressions. many new fztees, hesitant good-byes and perhaps Z1 feeling of strangeness, Z1 tiny knot of fezn' :is the fflII1i1i2ll'iJCCTlIHC the past . . . but for all. an unexplztinzlble touch of excitement. as we begun the future . . . FIRST NICHTER MAKES BIC HIT WITH NEW FRESI-IMAN. I E M? GF 9 20 BLOCK P - READY. FLIP! f'f Wy 1299856 CEE FELLOWS, MOM CAN'T , , CLEAN UP AFTER Us Now! 19 X MALE' ev Pa., xx.- ,, X' X ,. 1 WHO ARE YOU KIDDINC MELON IS FATTENINCI IAZZ FESTIVAL . A . BRASSY AND QUIET, MMM 7 EASY LISTENING The chimes tolled one . . . and campus life begun . . . the intellectual. the cultuml. the social . . . il torrent of new irlmnu. IlIl4'N, ll.uIIIlHlls Ilrrllllimw. ISIHIL I'. I MII-, Illn' 1 HIIINQQ l'I.l livin. IIINIII .nllfl Surf! Slmlw I.nIIs um mm IHIINIX IN1.IlIll'l'XK'lX4l.IN In Illlx I In' XIIIIIJI IMI:-IfI1nIILIIx IIIIIII XKIIIIKJIIHIIIN. III1llI1N.Il.lIIIt'S wlalI.uIu LET'S GET TOGETHER WHO, ME WORRY' ABOUT GRADES? NEVER! v 1 I SAY OLD CHAR, THROXV THAT FRIS RIGHT HERE .yy LITTLE WHEELS ARE BIC WHEELS T00 ON SENIOR CORD DAY. I WONDER IF THEY'LL THINK OF LOOKING UNDER MY RUC. .49 X G 24 cl: . Seniors at lztst . . . wheels Colors. crowds. Cords, rezidy for THE parade. The long ziwziitecl day '... with Hoats. frosh hzirrrissing them at every turn. Get those pots, get those tlerbies . . phrases hezircl in the sznne instant ushering in the team . . .yelling wildly yet pensive . . . this is the encl. A hut just the beginning: 'W SHALL WE STAY FOR THE PARADE? COULD I CO PLACES XNITI-I THAT DRUM' rl.,-y i ' l CORDS AND DERBYS INVADE ROSS ADE PURDUES LONG COLD LINE SPARKS THE TEAM ON! 1 'fi TL, DIVERSION VIA ENTERTAINMENT :grilling1rll1'SClVc'Sil1Il1C world of entertuinnient it 1- look forwzml to seeing famous faces . . . Im 1-ning to our favorite kind ol' music . . . l.mglm1g.u tliose who come to bring us guiety . . le.ezn'ning from the variety we observe. gaining experiences ancl sntislzlction we enjoy the talents ol' the great. LAMBERT COOLS HIS VOCAL CHORDS, -'nf 26 THE STAGE IS BARE, WHILE THE DRUMMER ROLLS ON . COME ON COUNT, THEY'LL NEVER KNOW '. .A-.,, I 2 - R I-IOXVS EVERYTHING IN MT, IDY? DEBRIS SENIOR EDITOR INTERVIEWS IOHNNY IVIATHIS A -X ' SSE-5 I' - i qfxvgnvyfvjyf- iI'?f'e?4-3' , I 414. Q- . . I' I 'I j , , .,.. . .. .,4q4,,w3',- , MARVELOUS MOPPETS MAKE-UP FOR MUSIC MAN. ARTISTS IN ALL FIELDS THREE HARDY CREW MEMBERS SIGN AUTOGRAPHS BEFORE SAILING INTO A PERFORMANCE OF PIRATES OF PENZANCE 0 SAROYAN GIVES ADVICE FOR THE SUCCESS OF HIS ORICINAL PRODUCTION XVIICIIICI' speaking oi' ilflillg. Playing a piano or clancing. A variety of talent displayed . . An original play written for ns. 'Iwo be criticized or praised . . . Many of us saw the Pl'CI'I1iCl'. Dancers from Bali . . . exotic. Yet similar to the San Francisco Ballet. An abundance of great entertainment. Meant to add culture to our education. EVEN CHARLES COREN TAKES A WOMAN'S ADVICE U? , ' ,F ,Lx p. P Q W ., x it W K i 5 I I t ,ii t .J Q 5.1946 igmi P FXELD 'S N PRIZE NNINNINC SIGN HONORS UN. WEEK. HOSE Egg, ' -:. fvgt RD NO DAIVIPENED SPIRITS FOR ALUIVIS . napkins :intl chicken Wire . , into running colors -di if upsetting Iowa . . . tlirillin Homecoming show adding to a perfect time . . . Long anticipated weekend . . . 1'CII'1CIHb61'CCi even longer JO . reininiscence and lziugliter rocketing unnpus spirits . . . forming ed people, undfnnpcned 0' O . excitement of returning nhnns . . fi- - Mm f 'gi-ffsfiiliiiile , L S .N pu gl 4 , ,na -'FQ' HEAD AND SHOULDERS ABOVE THE COMMON STUFFER. GOOD AFTERNOON, SPORTS FANS . , T ff A PRETTY GIRL ,I IX, A I I OLD MASTERS CATI-IER WITH CAIVIUUS HOSTS TO PREPARE FOR AN IMPORTANT WEEK. WISE OLD MASTERS VISIT CAMPUS LISTENERS CAIN ADVICE FOR FUTURE. . ...-... ,QI A Q A 9' LV, T55 'i 165:51 1 Ai 5 44 ,,Q,.s ll' S-f ,. 5 'Q xl'tL POPULAR PUNCH BOWL ATTRACTS GUESTS AND HOSTS Prominent men and women . . . successes in their fields of endeavor . . . escorted by campus hosts and hostesses . . . informal group discussions . . , challenging questions. wortI1wl1ile advice . . . intellectual stimulation 3 3 WHAT'S THE MATTER? DON'T YOU LIKE THE MUSIC? I'D LOVE TO DANCE, DEAR, BUT THERES NO MUSIC. The beginning of elegant evenings for Purdue students . . . young ladies-enchanting at their lirst appearance in lace and chiffon . . . young men-magnificent in their military attire . . . the mood-enhzinced by soft lights and the smooth music of jimmy Dorsey . . . 21 Wonderful evening to remember-the Military Ball . ,L KA as V we awe. VN X N gf , Vi' ' .F 'S f' f Q N ' in 1 5 ' 5 il A q E+ x ! ,A S s S X is y x 2 3 E is . ,I .sw S' A N: Q I J' o UF' I is Q A N 't 'I'1'51 If pi 4 ' ft'-. 44 -3-o ' Y I 1- I :L 'Q J,,11p in F, n SHE WENT TO AN AUTO CLUB MEETING AT A STONE WALL UP THE ROAD. S6 WHAT DO YOU MEAN, KISS OFF THE MATH? THIS UXNABASH' FUND IS DRAININC. YOUR ACCOUNT, SON v iw. Y if f'1lj.gf fiflizgi C , ,Ax iw. T' - THE BOILERMAKER SECOND GENERATION STRING. DADS ADD FUN AND FUNDS TO WEEKEND Fathers reunited with sons and daughters Welcoming signs, the game . . . braving the cold for ol' Purdue Confused by campus eolloquialisms . . . throughout the day . . . our guide and our support honored and appreciated . . . serenades and banquets fondest memories-both past and present . . . at last the hidden purpose appears . . . pass the hat . quiet reigns . . . poor dear old Dad. 37 In the beginning . . . many Weeks and long hours of rehearsal . . . cutting changing, re-arranging . . . toward a good act . . . try-out nerves . . . happily one of the chosen few . . . bridge during Hnal rehearsals . . . fun and friendships . . . the lights dirn audience stills . . . the long-awaited Varsity Varieties begins . . . ALL CAMPUS VARSITY VARIETIES BEING oeanls EDITOR 1sN'T ALL WORK, TONIGHT WE HAVE A REALLLY BIC SHOW' HONOLULU EYE, COLOR AND ACTION x. 4-my Q K 'A NIC-HT IN HADESH CAST TAKES A BRIDGE BREAK YW COEDS CI-IEER UNDERPRIVILECED CHILDREN AT THE UNION. YULE SPIRIT RINGS THE CAMPUS 11111171 singing 11l'OllI1C1 t11c trcc . . . HiJ11f'1lllf1 inistlctoc . . . lIl1fO1'gCIIIl1D1C 111111 Inn . . RIIIQ'-ll-Iillg of the silvci' bulls . . ICQ. mow. 111161 crisp winds . . S1111-wzilks busy with s11oppc1's . . T1':1r1itif111z11 cggnog panties . . Mc1'1'y spirits z1nc1 gifts . . . tokens of f1'icnc1s11ip . . Al11IL'IlJllIIl1g vz1Cz1tio11 ZIIICI' 011, so many hourlies . . Siniling 1'z1c'cs IIS we 1121011 thc wf11'mt11 of 1101110 . . -10 WHO NEEDS FRIENDS AT A TIME LIKE TI-IIS9 LITTLE ONES C-ET A KICK OUT OE IOLLY OLD ST NICK VM VOTING FOR AN EXTENSION OE UNIVERSITY HOURS -II PROUD PLEDGE DISPLAYS NEW BADGE. HOSPITALITY-THE KEYNOTE OF FRATERNITY RUSH. RUSHERS TALKING POINT-FUTURE PLANS EOR HOUSE , I xgil? ...Af . 1 - A- - . . . .4 .52 --, '. ' ' - RUSHEES LINE UP FOR LAST-MINUTE PRIMPING. PURDUE HELLENIC RUSH Nervous. Sunday-best Clad rushees . . XN'l1at should I wear. what should I say? decorations. entertnintnent dinners. smokers. and more dinners Il jumble of Greek letters . . watching-worrying-wondering . . anxiety on hoth sides . . thinking-Compairing-deciding. mixed emotions-tears and laughter precious pins shown to friends A RUSHEE SIGNS FOR A WORLD TOUR AT A SUIT PARTY. I . P115 SUSAN VANFOSSEN WEARS THE CROWN OF IIFC QUEEN. DEBRIS THE FIRST LAPS ARE ALWAYS THE HARDEST Qi -if 5' , J Q gp f -X ,. - . -f xx X ' ,611 wa' 'F HF x Q r 1 ' ' it x psi A fr t K fs-sg arf his Ng' 6 .. 'I JT ' : '- Y .j, ,Q -.pix F W x gif? L I : gi 3 ' f Y -'il vs, f . 35 ? Q Q x A , Y' 4 , M x . uw :iix U A W'x.f-S ,.,-..-K.,.. Q. .. Q , I fs di' w-'vgglwfyffg .so ' +99--L 1g'A. N , ,-.uhv X5 I- 1 A . 6-was -s.,--M U MOC candidates begin their week of skirting to secure the honor of Uqliest Man. L YES, YOU'LL HAVE A CHANCE TO MEET LOTS OF GUYS! WHY CAN'T I STAND UP HERE? -Ur X .5-gm Q f if . -,ax 15 , ,N wi. SMILINC FACES APPEAR EVERYWHERE AND MORE DEBRIS I ANY WOMEN DRIVERS THIS VACATION? N ' ,. ,, TAKING A SHORT BREAK TO ESCAPE. 47 A-ii CHRISTMAS EXHIBIT SHOWS FACET5 OF OTHER LANDS. Approxiinately eight hundred foreign students live and study here . . partieipating-enjoying . . . they discuss and Cause discussion . . give us a keener insight into World affairs . . . PCIA. OIA formed to extend interrelations through understanding. ADAPTATION TO LEISURE ACTIVITIES IS NO PROBLEM INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS AT PURDUE FOREIGN STUDENTS CET TOGETHER TO DISCUSS STUDIES YE...- rg., UNION FOOD IS A NEW EXPERIENCE, lg' APO STUDENT ENIOYS ELECTION TIME. 49 E GREEK WEEK- UNITY PREVAILS WE MARVELED AT THE THEMES. AFTER BEING WINED AND DINED, THE CREEKS HAVE LOOK 30 DIFFERENT WAYS TO FLUNK OUT OF UNITY PERSONIFIED AT THE CREEK WEEK BALL DIFFERENT FROM THE USUAL WHIRL 5, Promotion of Greek unity through cooperative projects . . . Penny Carnival raises money for Campus Chest . . . trade dinners further close relations between sororities and fraternities . . . stimulating discussions cover wide areas of Greek life . . . banquet and ball climax unforgettable week of events. 51 HONEY, WILL YOUR FEET HOLD UP FOR ANOTHER DANCE? , fl On The Town' '... the Corridors of the Union took on the facade of the Big Town . . . harlequins danced on the walls of the ballrooms . . . The brassy. solid sounds of Stan Kenton filled every Corner- every pore . . . downstairs Ramsey Lewis and his trio . . . entertaining through a different medinin-soul-searching jazz. if ,J CAIVIOUFLACED VIEW OF A COUPLE AT THE SPNEET SHOP Nam ' .gl 1 .. . P- ' SA N GM 1 JR . lg 63,32-'Y,? ri A ix X i f I 'fm' in 1'-sm: xg- 353' ,, -T 2 f '- HE CAME SHE SAW A JUNIOR PROIVI- ON THE TOWN IUNIORS SPEND HOURS DECORATING HON THE TOWN . COURT ADDS S-MILES TO THE PROM .Is-Q .gr x. - I RETIRED HOME EC. DEAN SERVES COFFEE. GALA WEEK - ALUNIS RETURN MANY MEMORIES ARE SHARED AT LUNCHEON OF FORMER RESIDENTS OF LADIES HALL CLASS OF T916 TAKES TOUR OF CAMPUS IN THEIR SPECIAL, CLASS OF 1936 PUTS WREATH AT IOHN x5 'Wt N, xxx -- l of .V .V EXCITED PHI DELTS TAKE FIRST PLACE HONORS. pURDUE AUTO CLUB DISPLAYS TROPHY GRAND PRIX 'lihe crew ecstatic with excitement . . . crew members. coordinated in ll common goal towzirtl victory . . . on o or curevss DANGEROUS TO CAR 341 teamwork-of utmost importance vm ' i during the whole race . . . the queen on her royal platform of a new convertible . . . sharp curves- the one big worry to all the drivers. the finale of :ill these events- The Grand Prix IOY SHOTT5. GRAND PRIX QUEEN, LEADS PARADE PURDUE MALL RACE COURSE IN READINESS FOR AUTO COMPETITION i l ob hunting time is here again . . summer means work . . . employment after grachizition brings more problems . . . L5 students Hoek to the interview room nt the center t... stilli Competition keeps job stzinclrirds high . . . work needs make employment lines long. oowr CALL us, WE'LL CALL YOU. JOBS-DECISIONS AND MORE DECISICNS! LET'S FORGET THE WHOLE THING AND ENLIST! 'H .. 1 - b ' ' tw--..,..,,,,.N uw M, .. ---- -SL-,Wm lv- i .3 S IS IT TRUE ABOUT A GIRL IN EVERY PORT? WHICH CAREER WILL COMBINE BEST WITH MARRIAGE? X ...MQ , L.. .- II -ffiiff I. -W,-,gk za xmgsrtgga : 1 , 5C H PREPARED IDI TO MEET IMPORTANT INTERVIEWER, x ,., x,.f . W ' Y ':5.5',353:3T fwrii 'F-fri :wx mf, MAYBE IF I FILL OUT ENOUGH OF THESE . , ,TI I I LA-4 ,M ' SENIORS TAKE THEIR FINAL STEPS AS UNDERGRADUATES CONIIVIENCENIENT-END OF THE BEGINNING Here traverse those whose ambitions ueeessitzited firm fouiidatioiis built on layer upon layer of sacrifice and frustrzition by themselves :md those clear to them. Green badges of inexperieuce and doubt have been replzicetl with iuzmtles of responsibility. IVhzit is to follow is mensuretl and limited by the effort and desires to succeetI that cguiie Int-I'm'e. PROUD FAMILIES AND FRIENDS WATCH GRADUATES PARADE, ANXIOUS SENIOR LIKES THE FIT OF NEW IVIORTAR BOARD. ISI is 9 :ia V I Z MARCO WELCOMES SANTA TO THE UNION. X- - Sw xx fi . x ' :ix .1 , . , . Z' QS 'A I: st MARCO PAUTLER Margo Pautler, 1962 DEBRIS Queen Senior majoring in German and English participated in exchange program to Germany . . . plans to do graduate work in the history of art . . . many campus ,activities hobbies include art and ice skating. ln. A TALENTED ARTIST DISPLAYS I-IER WORK IVIARGO PAUTLER NANIED DEBRIS QUEEN DEBRIS EDITOR I-IAS HONOR OF ANNOUNCINC I96I QUEEN 6 HGMECOMING COURT: LOUISE REINER, LAURIE ROSS, DIANA HUGHES, IOYCE BUCKLES, TANYA ROREX. OUR SOUTHERN BELLE ENIOYS LAFAYETTE SNOW LAURIE IS CROWNED AMID ROSES AND RAIN. tiki AXE: f x ' ' -, V XY- if QP, s 1f'i?I Q LAURiE ROSS HOIVIECOIVIING QUEEN ALAN JOY WHIPP A. Wl1ipp. 11161 ullllliill' P10111 Queen . . ll'llYC1CK1 ill E111'c1pC with XYll1'iL'Iy 13111111 41s ll c11111cc1 '... L'l1j0YS Sillgillg' z111cl IJlLlS'il1g' thc piano . . . f21X'O1'iIL' hports :11'c 10111115 z111fl ice sk11ti11g . . . m1111s1:111cli11g lHlljO1'L'llL '... IJITSCIIIIF' s111c1yi11g' 1111-clic:1l ICL'l1ll0lOgf'. A BEAUTIFUL QUEEN TO ATL Q REPRESENT THE IUNIOR CLASS. WHEN IRISI-I EYES ARE SIVIILINC . . JUNIOR PROM QUEEN IUNIOR PROM COURT: VICKY LAI-IAIE, DIAN LOVE, DELORES ROSS, BETTY BLOEDEL Q. . SR 67 .S P+ xiii '. IAN FLASHES A PLEASANT SMILE AMID OUTDOOR BE AUTY. Mothers Day weekend . . . parties, dinners serenades and University Sing. First place honors for singing . . Kappa Alpha Theta and Delta Upsilon. Program climax was the crowning of Co-May Queens . . . Ianice LaFuze and Barbara Messersmith . . . chosen on hasis leadership and service to the University. O 'K BARB ENIOYS THE SPRING WEATHER. IAN AND BARB POSE WITH THEIR TROPHY. 136 ---g..-,,,,.- -I-ol Xfi, cr Y X , , .7,,X , .fy 1 ,L X . lx Six , A L , K.. 2:-4. , K ,U i LK-T y , ,t 5 , .-f K' 33-,A A r YJ' ,r ',.:-:Z '-1-a N Q- A 'fx A gr frx AQ -' 1- X-... 'xl r P S V 'r-lax Rf! ,I X-K2 -,..-,I',, 'ig--' MAY QUEENS AND COURT ADD A BTT OF BEAUTY TD' THE UPEJN. CAMPUS HONORS IVIAY QUEEN DUET UN!VERSlTY SING FINALISTS PERFORM FOR THE MOTHERS 69 AIR FORCE ARMY I NI I DSH I PIVIAN JUDY ZIMMERMAN COED BEAUTIES REPRESENT PURDUE AND THE MILITARY S I, 5'- CARLOTTA SPENSLEY MISS PURDUE BAND KARON ROESKE - ,l RJ..- YUZ 5. . ' -1 . an ,.-N, g F 5 L mm fm ' - EI f x- I W a ' :ig ... 5 I ' g. rj Q . 2, EEE : Ld K ' ' , ' :, g W , V N- ufuwrm- ' ' ' ' ' ....... I QL! 5 ADMINISTRATION President Frederick L. Hovde pauses in his office for a rare moment of relaxation. THE PRESIDENT Dr. Hovde takes great pride In Purclues l-lall of Musuc The 'z ' - ' Il 1111111111 ul thi LIIIIXLISIIX 1111-s11l1-111 lJL'.ll5 with it I1 1111i1l11e and PUXYCl'lilll llll2lQ,L'-llllll ul L1 111.111 who has thc intellect ol ll SlKll0l'll', thc cl1'1x'c ul .1 lJlISil1C'SSlI1fill, the 1-l1111'111 ul ll clipl1111111t, 111111 thc elhim ul' Z1 cle1'gy111:111. 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Nw-A 5 +1 A,..T..N,M . ,Q T I . ll . 3121-'i imc: Donald R. lxflallefl' PURDUE'S VICE PRESIDENTS 311. 1,1116 1:l'k'L'11LllC1' 1lllS 115511111611 1116 p115i1i1111 111 V116 1,1'L'S1111'l1I 111111 '1i1'L'llSlll'C1' 411' 1116 l'11i1'615i1y. X111 1'11'L'L'1lLl1iCl' 15 ll 11111116 111 Hlllllillglflll, I1111i111111. 1 111' 11115 gl'1lC1llll11'f1 1111111 1361'1111w l111ix'615i1y. 111111 11:15 NQIKXCQ1 1116 1111115161 511116 i11 56161111 1111I1111'i1i65, 111- 111111i11g 1111161 C16114, SlIl3C1'Y1SUl' 111, ,X1111i15. 131-puty X1111i1111'. 111111 13117111111 111 1116 111111g61. .X 1,lk11Cll1'L'l11Clll 1 , . . , , 11111 P11x'511'5 f111l1'C1' 1X'll1l 1116 ,X1'111y 111 XX 11l'1C1 XX ill' II, 116 1'CL11'L'11 111111 lllt' 1'2ll11i 431, 1111111111-1. ,XliIC1A 1'11111i11g 111 1,lll'C1llC i11 151.311, N11. 1:1'L'C1lLl1iC11 11115 11111116 11115111655 IIILIIILIQCI' 111111 115515111111 111C1l5l111C1'. I16 11115 11pp11i111611 111 1115 111656111 111151111111 111 1116 Slll11l11C'l' 111 111111. I11 5 111656111 1,2lI31l1'11y, N111 1:l'CC11Zl1iCl' i5 i'1lll11gCC1 111111 6 1115111111' 211311 111f11111g61116111 111' 1111 l'11i1'615i1y 1'lll3C1S. 111 5C'1'Y1l1g 115 11116 111 1116 1'11ix'615i1y'5 111111 1lCW1y- 11pp11i111611 1166 I3l3CS1t1t'l31S is 131. 13111151111 R. 31111l611. ,X5 V166 1,l'CS1l1L'11l 511111 1ix61'111i1'6 I361111, 116 11115 lIIlC1C1' 1115 11116111 11c1111i11i511'111ix'6 511p611'i5i1111 1116 131:1:1L'C'S 111 1116 1361111 111 31611. 136a11 131. XV11111611, Registrar, Di- 1'C'4'lUl' 111 ,-X11111i55111115, 'I'1111111111i11g 13ix'i511111, 561161111165 Llllfl Sp111'6, P1ll1'Cll1Cl3I S61x'i1'65. l111iv615i1y Iic1i1111', 111111 5111110111 H6111111 SCl'Y1L'6, 115 11611 115 56161111 1111161 1116115 111 1111ix'615i1y 1161ix'i1y. 131. NIa11611 161'6iv6c1 1115 11111'1161111's C1Cgl'6'C 11113131 13111146 1111i1'615i1y 111111 1115 Pli. 13. 11111111 1116 512116 l111i1'615i1y 131. I11w11. 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Ernest C, Young fm: -up.. 1 1 111L Paul F, Chenea 111. 1'1'l1LS1 C., xllllllg. 1110 IJ1'L'Nl11L'l11 1111' 1010111111 ll111l1L'11l1111 1111' K-11111114110 51 1111111. 1S111111Li11'111111f'1i111 .111111i11i111'41111111 .11 1'111'1l110 1'11i101si11. 11111-1'11.11i111111 11 11-111g111f1-11 111 11110 111 1111' 1111111001 51111111111 111 111L 110111 111 .1g1'1Ll11Ill1'111 01111111111i1s 111111 1.111111 111411.10 .X11t'1 111'01111'-11110 10111's 111 11isli11g11iS11011 111111111113 111111 s0111111 XXv111'1Q, 111 11112 110 11.11 1141111011 1101111 111 1111 fv1'2lC11ll1IL' 501111111 111' 110111 11115 lJ11N11l1111 1111111 511111 1111-1, 111111, 1X411Q11 110 1111111111-11 1115 1111050111 131191. 111 111N 11s 1Nf11111111l111l1 1111 11011 111171111111 1111 Y11111lQ s01' 1 1' 1 ' LQ'1'1lK1ll1lIL' 1111111111 111111 111 1111' 1101111 1'1'0111011 11111111 s111' 1if'SCill'111 11111111 111I1l111l11CL'. 110 111511 1111s 111 1111 s0101'1i1111 111 g1.lC1l1llIL' lL'11111111g 211111 1L'SL'll1'l1I 115818 1.l1l1h. 111111 111-1111111111101 1'0s0111'111 2ll'11Xl1lL'S. '111. 111. Y111111g 111111111 1111' 1111111116 51.111 i11 11121 .Q- lr- .- v ' - M 111141: Rmw: ll. 11, 'Silu-ink, CL, ll. XYilwii. .X. xl. RlllIll'lY.J1'., XY. -X. lfI.inlcx. I. R. Tlimiipwii. .X. XY. Iicttlu R ll. ilu-iglimii. lwml Rum: Nliw. l,. Xl. Yfvglci. lf. L. Iluvclc, lh uii,iii BOARD OF TRUSTEES llic lluzircl ul ll'll5lL'L'S CllSlJllliSCS aiiicl um-ui'cli- IllllL'S llic YLISI sums ul iiiniicv ivliirli :irc iiecclccl in ilu' mpc-ixiiimi nl Pimliic l'iiix'eixi1y. The cxpniisimi. gmiiu. zmcl mumipus puliq-ics ul l,lll'llllC in llic liiturc :uc in gi girczii UXICIH iii llic lmiicls ul lliis llmml. Sonic lil ilic llll'I'Clll mums lui' ilic cxpziiisimm nl' Piiirclucfs 1-cliuniiuiial piugixiiii nic ilic lwlgmiiing ol' 11 new Civil l'.llQlllL'L'lilllQ' lillllfl1llQ2lllClIllCCXPLll1Clll1Q0l tlic llnih wixiix' lzxrc-iisirni piwgixiiii. .X iiizillci' on wliifli tlic lm.ii'rl lugis ivcciilly clcniclccl is llic :icldiiinn of 11 new Nln-11's Rcsiclciiu- Hull, Hb-1. 'l'lic llnarcl is cuiiiposecl nl niiic iiicmln-i's. ul wliicli tim :ire zigriciilliirists ziiicl tim :irc imlusriizilists. 'lilirec' mliei' iiieiubcrs are clcclecl lay ilic ,Xlumiii ,Xssm izilifm. Every memlici' is xippuiiilccl lim' 11 term ul' tlircc yczirs. TH Secrets ry Mary E. Skinner of the Board of Trustees 101 DEAN OF IVIEN 1361111 111 N11-11 is 11 111151111111 1111- Ll 111.111 1111551-ss111g 1 1'1111g1-111111 11111111s1111111, 111111-11111' 1-11111x1l11111. 1111 111111- IIS 1111- 111'g:1111111111111. 111111 11111111'11-11g1- lll 1111- 111-111 111 1111111 11-1z1111111s. H0 1111151 211511 111111- 1111-111:11 01111111- IIICC 1111- 1111- 111:1111' 11111115 1111 111'111110111s 11'1111 11111411 1 1111- 1101111 is lk17l111'111116'f1. 1,lIl'C1llL' 1'll1Y1'1'S1l1'4S 111-.111 111 N11-11, U. D. Rfl1DC1l1lS, IS 11'1-11 11111111111-11 1111' 11118 1111101-. 1-11- 11115 110011 L1 11-110111-11 1'11.11'11. 111111 s111111-111 1115611111 1111 1111- 111g11 s1'1111111 11-11-1. 131-1111 R11111-111 11.15 1111110 S1111-s 1111111 111 11-14111 s1111'1-s. 111 1111111111-1. 111111 lll 1116 1'1-111-11111111411 111-111. 1'1'1111' 111 1-1111111111111-111 111' 111110 111- 11:15 ll 1111-111111-1' 111 11111' 511111 111 1111- 11111101- Slly 111 U111z11111111.1.1!1-1111 R11111-1'1s1sz11s114111111-1111'11'11- 11111 1111111111111 111'g:11111:1111111s. 1111110 111-1-11111g 11111-1-:111 111 111s 1'1g111-1111s s11111-111110 ill Pll1'11lIL'. Helen B. Schleman 1111 O D Qoberts DEAN OF WOMEN 111-I1-11 15. Sl111i'11l.111. 1'11111111-S 111-111111111110 111.111 111 11111111-11, 11.15 111111 1.111 1-x1101i1'1111- 111 111L' 111-1111 111 1111111s1-1111g' .11111 1111161.11110 1111 1'111111g 111-111110, 111ll'11llL' 18 1111' 1111111111111- 111 1l.11ll1Q 111-.111 511111-1111111 411 11.111 111 IIS 1-x11-111-111 Qil1I1l111l511.l1lX1' 11-.1111. .11 11l1' 111.111 111 11111111-11 IS 1-111111-111111-11 11-1111 111111111-1111 l1111lK'1111111g 1111- S1ll111'l115. H155 51'1l11'l11ll1l 1511011 1111111111111 1111 1111s H1111111. 5111- 11115 111-111 IJ1PS1111l115 111 1111111 II1l1llLll'Y .l11l1 1-11111.1111111:11 111N111l111l1115 1I.lX1l1g .lII.l1ll1'l1 1111- 111111 111 1.1111.1111 lll 1111- 1 11111-11 51.111-s 1-41.181 fv1l.11l1 11111111 111111111- 11111111-11's Rl'SL'1'X'L', S110 11'.1s 11151 1-1111111 '- ' 1 ' 111l111'1'S1lY .1s 15116111111 111 11.1311101115 1ql'S1f1l'11iQ' 1111111 11, 1 ,U .. . . . 111 1111. 11111111115 1l1'11 411111111' 111 11115 1.111111'111' X1 Sl111l'1111111 11'.1s 11.11111-11 1112111 111 XY111111-11 .11111 11415 s 5S111l11Y 111-111 11115 l111S111fl11 11111 1111- 13.181 11 1'1-g11's. in 114' 711 3 S' QM 'W 5 Lawrence Oi Nelson Director ot Conferences and Continuation Services DEANS AND DIRECTORS john H. Moriarty Director of the Libraries Nelson M. Parkhurst F. Lynn Cason Registrar I Director of the Placement Service 5 l l ll lic clillivullius inxolxccl in UlJL'l'lllillg siicli ii i I lingo stalls lllSIlIllllUll :is Plll'ClllC l'nix'61'sity arc llrll luilifn-rl liy must stuclvnts litre. llic Sl21ggCl'lllg' icspmisilmilily ul lICllIlll1lSI1i2lIil1g tlic mzmy UPC1'illiUllS ill ilu' l'lllXL'ISllf' lgills lzngcly on tlic sliolllflcrs ol' l'i11'iliu s DL-:ms :incl 1,ll'Ci'IfJl'S, smut' nl' wliom :irc f llltllllilil on llicsc pages. 'lb tlicsc- men lueliincl tlic 2 NKCIICNH slinulcl go iiiuili nl tlic crcclit lm' the great l strides lm'ii'gml Pllffllll' lizis taken ill many 11c'wl'iclcls, l giml Im' its liigli slginclzircls ol exe-ellcm-c in utliers. l so l C. H. Lawshe Dean ot University Extensions 5 , . r f . , 'X ' . T 1 5? wi: Q .I vw - 3 'Y-m3 N 4S2s,-.,f s' Harlan W. White Director ot Admissions George A. Hawkins Dean of Engineering fr Thomas R, johnston Director of Public Information PURDUE RESEARCH FOUNDATION XVith a solid backbone of nineteen-million dollars in assets, the Purdue Research Foundation has long stimulated progress in every field of scientific research. Among the many functions of the Foundation are the location of sources oli financial backing for the Various University-sponsored research projects. assisting the University in discharging of its educational research, and service operations. The Foundation encourages students to enter into research. thus earning an advanced degree. Measurements in scientific research must be precisely accurate to produce reliable results, l l l l l l l l v 82 Alumni officers coordinate ideas in frequent conferences. PURDUE ALUNINI ASSOCIATION Scattered over nearly all ol the fifty states, as well as several foreign countries. are the hundreds of Purdue Alumni Clubs. which are co-orclinatecl by the Purdue Alumni Association. In its forty-odd years of existence, the Alumni Association has be- come well known for its publication of the monthlv Purdue Alumnus and for its sponsorship of such proj- ects as Gala XVeek. The Alumni Scholarship Foundation has contributed financial aid for the education of thousands of Boilermakers. Mei Schneiter ex-Debris editor, edits the Alumnus. 'C' 7' ,ir at Q Major Donald E. Harkins POPULAR PROFESSORS Professor Victor L. Albjerg Professor Eric L. Clitheroe N I 11 W S1511 ,ge F11 - -iliiiifx , if -,wr Professor Allen S. 1-1a11 1141111 YL111' 1,l1I1111L' 5111111-111s L'1L'l'1 111k'51X ll111S1 IJ11I7111Ll11 111111111 11lL'I1l1DL'1'5 111 11111 1l1'l11'i.1 1'11p111g11' 1'1'11I1m111's 12111111-sl. T111- 1D.l1111l1llg is 11111111 1111 11'1111 1111- 11111 111 1111- 1111111111-s 111 1111- I'.1j111111'11!. ,X11111111g11 1111111 1N'1'1'L' 11 11111111 11111 111 1'1' 111111 111'11l1'ss111's 111111 1l1S1l'11l,11l1'S, sl1.11'1' 1'1'1l11111's 111fl1 1111111 1111 mx 11'1111 1111' 1111111 111161 111' s1'11'111'11. 11 IS 111111111 .1 111111111' 111 1'11111111'n 11111s1111111111g I:1111111' l1lAll 811111 5I,11'11l'l1 11.111111i11g 1111111 l11.111- 111 11llN X1115 1111111's1. .11 11115 111'1'11 1111- 1.1s1' 1lL'1'L' 1111' lll.1llX' 1'1':11'1. Professor Milomir M. Stanisic Professor Carleton 1. Calkm '-1. S ,'1 AVIATION TECHNOLOGY A need for personnel skilled in the manual arts of aviation technology and versed in the fundamen- tal physical sciences of engineering lead to the found- ing of the Department of Aviation Technology at the University several years ago. Instruction in the two-year curriculum offered by this department is balanced between classroom work and practical appli- cation in the laboratory. Such balanced instruction provides the airline industry with men to bridge the gap between engineers and laborers. Several types of operations go on simultaneously in the modern aviation shop. is ,- in P' gr n .bee,o qs .-' q e 1 ?'-. r W 2 f XR f u O ff.. M B gf .Mm A turbo-jet engine produces tremendous suction. Blade design determines suction and thrust. AERCNAUTICAL AND ENGINEERING SCIENCES IIILIIINIIKI' 11-illlesls f siicmc umdilica M prugrcs 5 KICIIIHIICIS - and llic Lllzillmwc is LllISIX't'l'ClI bv umclcrn. D 1 nnihitiims cclluxlliml. IIIIE' Si-lmiil ul ,Xemllgllxliczll .incl FIIQIIICCYIIIQ SLICIIQCS trains young IIICII and XYUIIICII to iuiswcr the LIIJIIICIIQCS ul pmgrcss. Otfcl ing, gi Imigul swipe iii UHIISCS in the llicurclirznl and IJIQIKIILII aspects ul ils liclcl, thc Sclmul IIIZIIIIIZIIIIS LIM- Iiiglm QILZNICIIIIC SILIIIKILIHIS wliifh lmw l'IllIl4lll'It'IIIlCCI il sims its imcptiimll. .X 1'igin'ii11s pmgrnimi nl IIISIYLICIIUII such :ls lIlAll ullcrccl In IIIIS sclumul Iil'llllll'CS ui its SIIICIUIII5 IIIII imly ll liigli lcwl of intclligeluc. Illll gilsu. IlIlIIlgIS', ll IIICIIICIICIUIIS Nl'IlUI3.SIllI cflm-1, Harold M. De-Croff 8.1 1 5 l lli George E. Spencer Many tests require an accurate check of the relative humidity. AGRICULTURAL rr ENGINEERING I'ISSL'llIllll tu the progress ul' 11111t1ki11tl is tl1c wurlt ul IIIC :1g'1'it-11ltt11'11l L'llg'Il1CC1', who strives for 1111p1'm't-1110111 111 the lielcls ol' IIIIYIII power amd Ill1lt'llIllL'l'V, soil and water cu11se1'ratio11, l'lll'IlI elec- Illlll 1t11111 :mtl lzlrtu Sl1'llL'llll'CS. Purclue's Svlmol ol' Xg'1'it'11lt11rz1l I'11lg'lIlCCl'lllg, Ltllllllllllllg' trztining 'in :tgrirttltttre cutttescs and e11gi11ee1'i11g precepts, trztins its stuclents to be experts Ill these lields. S11t'l1 ll 1' l111s given Zlgl'Il'lllIlllAllI CIIQIIICCYS the ztlmility to ltclp IOCIIIYIS lllll'IIlCl'S protlttce 111u1'e lkmtl Illilll ever lmelme. IllllS IJl'1lIglllg gtlmut 11 lxetter wnrlcl lor ull. Brage Golding CHEMICAL ENGINEERING UI -'reall iiiiliitioii in ihe ilieiiiifzil cn l1'A ' his popiilgir iiiigigc :is ll clieiiiist. Ho xisiizilifes him sell as fl cliciiiivzil HlJl'1Jl't'SSlllllll,U ii'lioclex1-liips chcmi ml processes, designs ihc cqiiipim-lit lui' these pi-or sqilcs clislrihillioii in thc cliciiiiiiil imlus v w stircsscfl, I lic stiiclcm is L-xpnsecl to Ll lnzickgimiiilcl iii ' mimy pligiscs ul iliciiiisiry. .is in-ll as m pliysiis II W' - lIl4ilIlL'IllllllLiS. and ihc ciigiiiveiiiig scicmcs. whiih Students observe vital laboratory equipment. si-iws lu cimlmlc him. :is zi giuicliizitc. to giicl in lhi lm'thci' zichiimcim-in nl thc ilicmiuil imliistiy. A model system proves an instructive aid in process control studies essex. :mil 11115 iii thc liclcls ul LICIIIIIIIISITIIIIUII and Dexterity in using the transit is fundamental to practical civil engineering. CIVIL ENGINEERING .xllllwllgll ii is thc nlclcsl ul thc l,7l'LilIl'IlCS uf en- glIlCL'l'IlIg,, iixil ciigiiiccriiig. IICNLTLIICICSS. plays :in iiiciuisiiigly iinpfiiiain mlc in lnclzifs highly techni- uil imrlcl, Une has only to upon his eyes In 1'C'ilIIlC lhsil hc is 5iii'1'uiimlccl hy lhc work ul civil engineers. In iiliw. thc SIl'L'L'IS, lnuilclings. wzitci' :incl sanitary gsiviiix gnc cixil uiigiiiecring p1'mliu'ts. Rural areas uiin.iin thi- rruicls. XYLIICI' SYSICIIIS. irrigation and soil iuliiiiiaiiiuii pwii-mis clcsigncrl, lmilt, and supervised ln' cixil L'llgIllL'Cl'5. lhis progress is mxiclc possible by nqiining in SIJLTILIIIICKI clcsign :incl process umcepls. llll Kenneth B. Woods My,- P . Q 1 ,fn Q 1 . Q. X .., M - Ski - rt- X309 .sfvzvh K. , :ef-I-'zz -. .W .5 Ng , :Q :vw N ,X x QQ, , t .wv:3fix.-.,S:.Q1ne 1' -X 2+ N . X . K Q3 Q X XXSEX Ng Xx Q X ,g X X Q5 N233 I xl V K fa r I i Mk: 2' ' .' f 1- . . fggjg I i .na , I I x. . , I--3555 V: V, ,, . 1, I h MS, x ,lgfQ,:siiaQxQQswx.m.xgsbxaSxwAWm' 1' 2 gJ'1S.5wiia::swx-wmv Q -A - x ,,.,..::ts:sQw-v'--- b 1. s Nz!!! X5 'I .!I . v X J! A Z 'x . 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A f x Xwkg,-:g,g. . . rg-fm-QQQQ, N-f . . x , 3gg,,15., v as-fl-a.x, A - iv - X , yen ig 4 4 Q' -v Q xv., Qxxkff 4 Qs: S , X N v S INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING I,lII'Q1llL'1S 511141111 ul I11c111st1'i111 I':lIg'IlIC'CI'IlIg' was t1lli1'i1111v t'1'e11tec1 i11 111l1C1L'C'II-SIXIY-1HIC, llI11IUllL1'Il, :ts . 1 1 .1 tICplll'I1Ilt'lI1. it 11215 been p11m'i11i11g' i11c111st1'v with 1 1 11ig1111' Clll1I1IIIIf'LI e11gi11ee11s lm' llllllly years. Tliese experts pe1'I111'111 t'1'iti1'z11 tasks 111 t11e 1ie1c1s 111' 111111111- l.1t't111'i11g pmtxsses. 13121111 layout 211141 c1esig'11, quztlity l't1IlIl't1I. :111c1 p1'11c111t'tio11 111:111:1ge111e11t. The 1111sit' e11gi11ee1'i11g sttieltces. ns 11'e11 11s specialilecl study 111 i11c111st1'ia1 umttrses. 1'L'LXCIYl' greatest 6111171121515 111 t11is 1 xetry i111p111't1111t tet'1111i1'111 1'111'1'it'11111111. An engineer carefully operates a miI1ing machine. U2 Harold T. Amrine 5N'1 K. . I N, 11 New equipment receives faculty attention. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A thoughtful student performs a lab in fluid dynamics Richard l. Crosh ,a if-fx. ,. '-Sai: J , ' wa. , . ,, ENGINEERING NlCillllIllklll ciigiiicciiiig uniipriscs tht- l.ll'gl'Sl singly- lmrgiiinli ul thc tiigiiicmiiig' pmlcssimi. As flu SIQIILTS Hl Illlll'lllllL'I'y, lllL'Clllllll1'lll L'llg'lllCC1'S Ulllllllllk lu iiiiprrwc our high iiicliislriiil prudiu tirmi .Ks num iiintixc ciigiiiecis lhcy laccp our liziiirm nn tha iiimcf' liciiig CXllL'l'lS iii thc liclrl ul lltlll ll'llIlSlClk thuy design xiii'-uniclitirim-rs and Iiiriiiiccs lu gin' ua yczii'-ruiilicl irniiilrm. llcliiiicl :ill this p,lziii1oi'ui1s scrx' irc to mgmlgiiicl is lixiiiicfl iiitclligciifc. ,l'lI6' l'Cllllll'Cll iiiiiiimiim ul lmii' yciiix nl lI1Sll'lIi'IlUl1 is lille-cl with studios iii gill ul thc ciigiiiecriiig sciciiccs in ziclcli tiuii lo scvciiil umiirscs iii thc lllllllfilllIlCS. 923 Close control must be kept un metal processes. IVIETALLURGICAL ENGINEERING A student acquires metallurgical knowledge as he ' 7 34d-'av - Flu A .pug .. ' r1.5 N- -.--gn rv---aug W .' N, P g ISL 5-5 f j ff m 4 A I N 94 relaxes Reinhardt Schulnmann, 1 r. The job of the metallurgical engineer enlarges with each new technological development in a num' ber of fields. He is responsible for producing, refin- ing. and processing metals, as well as for research development, and design in the metals industries. ln the School of Metallurgical Engineering students are exposed to many phases of chemistry, thermo- dynamics. metal physics. structures and properties of materials. which enables them to contribute to the lurther progress ol' our industries. between classes. AGRICULTURE , l 1 r ? l S An agriculturist-to-be studies plant life A W-' .aw-Pr ,4- Q- --eq3- - Earl L. Butz tum lll the malcllcu nl lmnlgim. mln-llllxlm. pllwus. ga w-will Ag students examine incubator lab products. '43- l . 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A A graduates experience can be most helpful in understanding the concepts of business. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT lX'itIi tiiclztfs uct iiitrcasitig uinplittsis on tlic tctlitiwlugitgil :tspctts ul lilc. tiiaiiugcinctit must bc intltistiy miiipstcittlv. l-'uit tliis rcztsun. Plll'ClllClS liw-liltlis nl tlic lticltistrinl Nlztiizigciiicntc't11'r1c'ttlt1m is tntiiprmsecl nl' xztiiiitis tct'liiiiilugic'ftl umittscs clcsiguccl Wi Emanuel Tl Weiler The ex1e11t 01 1'c1c1'i11Q11'i:111s' 1'cspo11si11i1ity is 11111L'11 1111111g111 111 he l1lL' WC11-1DL'1llQ, 111 laels. .x1ill1il1A lx 1111 Xtllllllllllll phixs 111 i111po1'1:1111 role i11 pulm- gic-111' 111-11011115 so 1:11'gc'11' upon 1111- 111-111111 ol 11o111cs1i11 :111i111411s. SlllC1ClllS i11 the 8111111111 111' XvL'It'1'1llHl'y S1 ic111-1' 111111 NIc11i1-ine 1111- 11'41i11Cd i11 l1lC s1i1-1111' 111111 Zlll 111' 11'c:11111c111, pu'- x'c111i1111. 1o1111'111, 111141 1-1':1c1i1'g11i1m11 of disease fllllfjllg :111i111z11s. Sims 1110 i111-111110 of Il 1'c1c1'i11411'i1111 is scl- 6111111 11111111 1111111 lmixflv z111C1l11:111', 1111- wi 5111111-111 is I one 111111 is gp-1111i11c1y i111c1'1-s1c11 i11 his work 411111 111c , s111isl111'1io11 1v11i1'11 111: 111-11111-s 1111111 it. His f1K'f1iCil' ' 111111 1111151 begin in l1lL' 11111-ye1111 lJl'L VL'll'I'11l1ll'y pro- glilllll i11 the Sc1111o1 ol .Xgi-i1'111111111-. 111111 Illllil fon- llllllC 1111111lg11o111 I1lC 111111'-ycg11' 11111'i1'11111111 i11 VCL s111uo1 111111. i11 112101. l1ll'Ullg1lUlll his 1-111i1'c 1Lll'L'L'li. Erskine V. Morse VETERINARY SCIENCE AND MEDICINE 1 Supplementary home study is essentiali This new building houses the very best facilities. 1 1 97 HONIE ECONOMICS The Selmol ol' Home liemtmitics trains tnen and tminen for pmlessiottatl work in the tnziny ztrefts ol: lmtne ecottoiitits :incl institntionztl tnztnatgentent. :ind ill the same time imtclcs 1 Inu p' 1 ' acl. general ecltteztti tu enalmle grzulttzites to meet the needs ul lznnily and timnnnnity lixing. The svlioul has inztny clilletcent nptiutts zuziilzilile to students. in wlticli they tnny pursue their mvn specific' interests. Stttclents also leqtrn pt'ztt'ttt':il liunte eeottoittics by living live weeks in tlie llmne Nlzingigetnent houses nnrl wimtkitig in tlte Home lfeutlutiiit-s l'2lllC'lCl'lll, Since this lielcl is unn- pztt'atix'ely new. the gtcztclttate lists ample upportut tu initiate atncl clexelup new ideas. V- vs.: llly Beulah V. Gillespie Practical application in efficient meal management is an important phase of home economics. I , . 'A .- - A 352623:-tg Q. HM:L.rg .1 - ' . - ' - 4. . l 'W 1--l-:..Q-,,,,-x -' ' in wgwcm-N-... -il-sin. ,fan I? 9 'l xr. f,f 'f'-L i -av 4 6f QU 4 96 fi-v-umiuun-1 Glenn L. jenkins -4 wi' f 1-,e Q, - se ' sv 1 Hsu' -sw. ,. . ai: ' Every pharmaceutical preparation must be perfect, PHARMACY Pharinacy is the art and science of preparing, llroin natural and synthetic sounes, suitable and convenient tnaterials for use as drugs. Pliatniacy has eotne to deinand ntcvre than just the preparation ol pills. The phzirlnacist of today niust also be 21 sci- entist. :1 businessrnzin. and it ptolessioiial inan. To better enable a graduate to ineet these requitetnents, the pharinacy C'll1'1'ltllllll1l has recently been extended to include a year ol: pre-pltarinacjv in the school of Science, Education. and Humanities. During this year and the subsequent four years, stress is placed on both the practical and ethical sides of the profes- sion. Upon graduation, the pharinacist may go into retailing. xvholesaling or inanufaeturing. 9 9 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Practice on the parallel bars develops coordination. Crunts and groans lead to ultimate physical control, 100 Guy l. Mackey Ill tcnclafs age ul muclcrii uiiivcliicilccs tcm little 1-mplizisis is placed on the pliysical Ccliicatiuii ul' men, Piircliin-'s Pliysical lfcliicatinii 1jCl7ll1'llllC'l1l 211161111315 to lill this gap. This sclitml ol'l'c1's two hasic flivi' sinus: thc liist is CiCSlgllL'd lui' those students ili- lcrcstctl in licuniiiiig athletic crmaclies and tcaclicrs ul' hcalth and physital ccliiczitioii. The scconcl option ullcrs thc SlllCiCllI lCliillli1lllCS ul rciucclial or tliera- peutit' tu-zttiiiciit, and is iiitciidccl to piacpzirc lm' thc acliiiissirni to a svlimml ul' pliysical tlicrapy. 'Iilicsc dc- paiatiiiciits cliahlc stiiclcuts to gain iiiaxiiiiuiii pwswiixil CiCX'Ci1blJIllL'lll limit systcmatic' physical activities. , X. it . QQJUL- itx',WCtN ' 1 A 1. .f,! , 1' ii' E 1 1 1 1 1 William L, Ayres I 111 1111s 111111111 111 111'll1111l11S. 1'1'1l111's1s. 111111 1111111- 1 1e11g1-s. ll 51111111111 1.111 lJl'L'll.ll'1' 111111s111l 1111 11111' 111 111.1115 V 1 I , I c111'1-. If1l111'111i1111. 111111 I1111111111i1ics, I111' 1'X21IIllJ1t'. 11111' IHLIX' Hlllilll' i11 l1is1111'1'. li11g1inI1. 0111111111111 s. 111' il s11111'11 1111 11111111' Il1'L'llS. 1'1l't'S11Ill1'll s111111'111s lJl'1'p2ll'L' 1111' ll l V I . 1 ,. . Some of Purdue 5 brains are exammned. gi3llL'l'Li1 1-1111111111111 111' 1111' 11111-11111 1111s. 111111 11115 basif IlIJ1Jl'Oi11'1l. 51111161115 lll'L' 111111' 111 1111111 fill' 11111' 11111' 111' Il 11'i111' 1'111'i1'1y 111 1111111111115 5111111 115 1111'11i1 i111'. 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L 4 - I M Q , ,kx:.- ...:- ,. . qi - - - - ' - W' '3 'Ffmflg by :H . 4 , -3,4 .- ,pf- . 5, -,Q M ' 111. 4' Y A 'A .2355 P, V35 -. FJTMJQ an 1 ,,.,..-M:-S4 . 1 wif' l , Drk 45? ' Jkgf KL-,,,V.: --ki Tjf1...m., .L ,i 1' - ' 1' 'I r ff 3 .- ' I5 f- Ng 1, 4 , A ,fp 4 . 1 j'1 A Af' 4 -u ,'7fuu7' . 13553 'er 1 L '- F 1' ' V ff ' f az, 'N D- 1 .gs L f ' 'X A th. l 1 ,J X r 1 X A ACTIVITIES Q. -W--sw-vv:'fw:---r A aa 2 '- .:.-:::. ' -'ff .'s a 'gil 'W-'f '5rff s- -' : X-.le . . L, .. . . qw yy -11:55 ' . . vi Q vm 4 t, N X WS .IQQV t X NVE 'Q W' A so , , ..,,. ww ,W xi Ni ,gtgwwg 'WWW -. t Unioners honor graduating foreign students with a formal reception. STUDENT UNION Louie Goebel, President XVho sponsors dances, coordinates entertainment. and plans inost of the special events on campus? The Student Union, of course! Student Union began the year with the Freshman Firstnigliter. featuring at show of outstand- ing cznnpus talent. Next, hy organizing the Activities Carnival, the 'Union inlornied new students of the varied opportunities in activities. 'lihe Senior Cord Dance and the Cabaret Dance highlighted the fall season. A first this year was the XVeekend Spectacular. Un Friday night students assetnhled at a sidewalk dance between the two Unions. Saturday, a wide var- iety ol' musical entertainment was provided hy a rock and roll hand, jan and dixie land combos, and a square dance band for the students' pleasure. -5:11 Q i s . S ' ' 5 x g W t l Carolyn Norman, Coed Executive Ben Dillon, lVlen's Executive Workshoppers specialize in backdrop painting. out Activities Directors: Margo Pautler, Ed Monolwan as 105 . I s. 'TF a .Ax l3ulxSm1mfnu, Klux ll.n1mlml1. UNION BOARDS fi'.Zl7J''1f.fi'ZIi1fffilififfiiifff -Riii 2EnkEfT'g'm' Wm l.1ninr 1211111113 Burl: lfmvi Dum' Clnljlv, Nick Rc-mln. lwfmi Huw: lJi.mr Culmll. Klimlmvl Zdgllllll. Iullx' Iluglu-s. Ro .XkL'l'5. 43 X ve W , .i As T C F I , X '. 1 . an' 106 WN ,... . ----- 'N it Victory Variety hopefuls review their talents before a board of judges Workers concentrate midst office activity. In lumui' ul l'K'llll'lllllg' gilinnni, lllk' Stnclcnt IJ.im'c- ztltci' tlic lmvn gznnc, 'llic Nllflllgllll Sllllk lmn ul thc liiutlmll clalcls All lmll-tnnv. .X mullet- lmin Day Dznlvc that cx Lining lopped tlic U'L'Clxl'llll'S L'X'ClllS. ul Pl'llCIlClllg by llic housing units. 'lille selection ol licst acts prcsclltccl llicii' talents in thc llzill ol Music' prim' to thc I. U. ggnnc. ,Ks tlic lmliclzly SCLISHII begun. the Union invitctl the wliwlv l'lllllpllS In the Vniun 1jE'L'lll'1lllllg Pznsty. lix'f:i'yu11c liclpccl clrvssfnp thc Vninn gincl gLllllCl'CCl lor nmol sin5finp'. 107 llninn slwiisimix-cl tlicn tiuiclitimigil Ilutiiminiiilig glllllt lmiimccl tlic clucls. lL'1lllll'lllQ,' 11 spct inl llllllltlllli- lin-lou' the gznnc. ll !'L'i't'lJIlHll a1llc'1'n'zn'cls. Lllltl Ll 1341113 Varsity X'Lll'lL'ly IIXUIIIS culniinzilccl niziny limits n K i 'Q -1 I UNION PRCJECTS 1.3. x Visitors and students enjoy punch at Union reception. In the spring Union gzlily decorated the campus lor the LlllIllll1l'S Gala XYeelQ visit. Mother's Day XYeekend was nmde nleinorzible by Il coffee hour in the Union and University Sing. At this Sing the May Queen and her court, elected by the senior class, were presented. Awards lor the best musical renditions were also announced. Other interesting projects and special progrmns filled Student Union's ezilendar. Books and Coffee , just jazz , art ex- hibits, :ind interest clubs are but I1 few more worth- while zlctivities which were Union instigated. -. tj S Students enioy johnny and the Hurricanes at the Union Spectacular Christmas songs ring out at the Union decorating party. . 'Y ' ' ,rs,, - b KN, N N . .. ui x i, CSGS - SERVICE TO STUDENTS Ill!! Xl1CI111. Ullicc Illl'C'f 1,111 In Rzglzlz George' XX'illi:1111s1111. Huxincss M1111:1gC1': Chris SC1':1l'i11. Pr1'1jc11s I3l1'CK'lO1'j I,3l1' Colm. SIllll1'lll B1'11ly T1'1'z1s111'e1': Sllllllllll' D1lWmOll. 1ivx1l11:11i1111s z1111l CO- 111'1li11:11io11. SIllClL'llI5 lil'5l 1111111' in 11111111111 1vi1l1 1hc Olilice 11l S1111l1'111 CL111'c1'11111e111 Sc1'1'i1'1-s Illfllllgll F1'CSl1I1l61l U1'i1'111z11i1111. This 11ll'i1'c S1115 up 1llC Ori1'111:11i1111 P2111- 1-ls z1111l z11'1111z1i111s l'1xCSlllIlCll with I'11ix'C1'si1y O1'gz111izz1- li11l1. O.S.G.S., thc ,-X1l111i11is11':11i1'C lJ1'f1lN'l1 11l' Pur- ClllL'iS S1111l11111 14111 1'1'111111'111. 1111111111165 111'1ivi1iCs. car- 1'i1's 11111 SlllflCllI g111'1'1'111111'111 policies, z1111l s11pC1'vises s1111l1'111 1'l1'11io11s. 1,110 ul' the 1111111' Sllklfilill' s1'1'1'i1'1's is 1hc 1651 lil1- i11 thc NI1A111111'i11l 11111111111 A pc1's111111l re11111'1l of 111'1'1'y 11111l1'1'g1':11l1111tUs 111-1ix'i1i1's is 111z11lC available 1l111111g'l1 U,S.C.S. 11s W1-ll 11s 11p'111-1l1111- i11l'111'111111i1111 :1l111111 l'111'1'ig11 11'z1111l. The lX1111iliz11' peg l111z11'1l 111' the Sllklll'-21'lllClC 51-1'1i1'c 11111 11ls11 I11' a111'il1111c1l 111 the 11'111'l1 11l' lhis 11l'li1'1-. 111 1l1c Sprilig, thc Leziclersliip T1'z1i11i11g l'1'11g1'a1111 i11l111'111s s1'l111'1c1l students Zlljfllll lllk' 1l11:1lili1':11i1111s and 1'CSPf1l1SilJiliIlCS 11l' leaclcrs. In :111111he11 spring 111'1i1'i1y. 5IlIflLJl1lS l'1'11111 the three l'111'1l11e l'fx1c11si1111s ll111'l1 111 l'f1IllpllS l 1'1r lhe Ex1e11sio11 Day P1'11g1'z1111 sp1111s111'ecl hy O.S.G.S. l11111111'1i1111111': slilllllll HClllll. llvggx Mcillurc, -lljllll l'1n11c1my, Limll Nlurkins. l1111i111' lfllllfflf Sonny llcck. Nunn Demutll, .Xl Hess, Sevilla Grfm. :UlLU'17 MS Y B6 L lL.1'1E'JV,i1q 1 l ' W lm 510 LUEEJ? 93 Mitt 1 ll 111111111 1111111112 .llilc H41l1lL'l', ll:11'l'c'll l'ulxl11l1.nLlgl1. l1f1L1icXX'w1l141u-1 SSRN Q, v-am '-'a'f-r v-awww 'if' BQAP .laik Butts Student liody President STUDENT E ECUTIVE Ewwzllizw' Cnlfizzvlz Terry liirstlr. Sonny Heck. .link Butts. lwle Cohn, -lim Kltflov, Stu Nllhllllldll. Cary Donlin. ll2 Milf., Terry Kirsch Student Body Vice President Student Government at Purdue University has undergone a complete change as a result of a new Constitution passed last year. Now included in the plan are the three divisional branches ol the govern- ment similar to those outlined in the United States Constitution: executive, legislative, and judicial. The lixeeutive branch consists ol' the Student Body olili- cers and the L.xet'utix'e Council. The executive fune- tions ol the President have been greatly expanded and now include the veto power over all measures passed by the Senate. YVorl4ing hand in hand with the President, the Vice President acts as the Speaker ol' the Senate, presiding over the Senate meetings. He also appoints committees and performs many of the executive duties formerly carried out by the President. Student Body paper work is carried out by the PrCsident's Secretary while the Treasurer ronduets the monetary business. STUDENT JUSTICE Student Court, the judicial hrfuieh of student goxernuient. again nizlintzlined 21 lull schedule this year with two sessions per week. The Court consists ol' the Chief Alustiee, who presides ill all sessions: lour Senior Justices: lout' junior Justices: three Seeretziries: and three Puhlie Defenders, who deliver sunnnons to the olfenders. Student parking and tml- lie ollenses. passport violations, :uid inlringetnents of university regulations are at few ol' the fuses that the Court decides. Ol all the decisions inside by the Court sinee its founding in 1955, only three have not had the ztpprovzll ol' the university. One unique lueet ol the Student Court is than it operates entirely without the zissistzuiee ol' xt lzuultv lIlCllllJCl' and has done so since its founding. keith I' ,,tneb:uk, Public lJ1'liL'll1lL'l'l llelores Cook, Setretxtryi l3.tx'e lfllis, Chief Iuslite. Burl: Row: Xvlllllllll Cook, lieith l,iueh.uk, Xlztrie Plllllilllhlll Xlisou lwkles Rtl ' ' ' I . . . . 1 llll funnier, Nick loulton, lfmnl Row: li.u'h liL'L'll.lll. lJi.tne llohhs, Due lfllis Cllnrlotte Peters. Delores Cook. ,vit- My 'T r-'14 . 'i -z .Ug4i vqw W 43 0 J X. S . 4 121111: Rmv: It-rry Smith. 'I11l111 M11tlf.1tl11'1111. klfbllll Rl1r1:1d, ,lohn Cook. Paul -laincw, lltlll l'lL'l1'll1illl, ljilfyl Dt-ig, .li111 Mtfluy, Bill llC1111i11gs. .lim Xlilllgllll. Clliutk Vogt-l. flt-nr Clolncly lim Hlllllllltlll. 'I'l11'1'1l If11:1': Stew Yun Mvtrt-. Vli111 Giweii. .link Hz11'tt-ls. l'l1il l 1'.111kl111'l1A1'. Hunt ll.1111ilt1111. .Xl C111'tix. Bill lllllllllll. llgimld Gtiztrd, .lOllll St11x'Cl'. llf7ll l,owc1'1'. lflll'4'll hk:1cll11'1'g'. S1'1't1111l Row: Martial XlL'l'glIl. Mary S110 SILIYIOII, Professor M1N1'ill. Dum Ziwix, l,L'.lll CL1'it-1'. lllll Slnltkcv. 111111 llcppltt, -lcztn lirzttist-. F1v11t Ruin: 5.1111 lX'illi11111s1111. Sid Polk. Kun lfitklc, Jim Raniatker, Louie- Gocbt-l. Mike Prittliett. STUDENT LEGISLATU RE wiflfwl S'1'1111r1- 1511-1111111111: l411k Butts. FliK'l'l'Y lQll'Ntl1. '1'l1t- Stttdcnt, Scltfttc, ont' of the two branclies of lt'l'I'X ll'117l1l'Ilx lllln l3l'lllLll l'I'r1l-t'xs11l' R11lJt'l'I XltNC'lll. the Student CLm'e1'11111e'11t at Ptirdne. is composed of tlic l1c:1d 11l'liit'c1' ol all the 111:1j111' l'l1ITlpllS activities, 114 tl1c Student Body Oll'icc1's, 11nd fllliCC SGll2llUl'S-llI- Q l2ll'Q L'. wlm nrt' eluted Llllllllillly. 'l'l1e Cstablisliinellt ' nl ll nttw t'1111stit11ti11n lust Spring pttovided for new p1'111't'cl111'cs and nt-11' p1m'e1's i11 tht' Senate. xvllflilllg us il l1111tc1111 lm' the general well':11'13 ol' the Student 13111111 llll' Student St-nzttc sc1'x'cs as 1111 zippfillzttc Agn-111'y Im- st11clc11t Pl'UlJlCll1S, and p1'11n111tes s11t'l1 pm- g1'11111s 115 111111111115 Clic-st, Old Masters, the Student llt-41ltI1 l11s111':111Ce. and the Office ol' Intematioiizil ,Xl'l'z1i1's. .lust l111'111cd last Spring was tl1c lnte1'11ati1111z1l Husting l'1'11g1111111 i11 wl1ic'l1 students persmizilly host licwly-111'1'ix't'tl ititt-1'1111ti111111l studcnts. CAMPUS CHEST Ciantptts CIl1est's lllllllllll tlrive nn the Ptnrltte cttttipus was ltelcl eztrliet' than nsnztl this year. tug day being in Nuvetnlmetx 'lille t'lt:1it'n1zn1. St'4il't'I2ll'Y. tl'6?iSlll'6l'Z activities, etltttatiuti, and pnlmlit-ity rliqtir- nten work along with Stun Sltztw, the ztclvismp in fo-cmlitizttittg ztctivities :intl selecting tmnntittee ntent- bers. 'lille selettitmn ul cunnnittee lnentbers is luv petition :incl interview. lieu-lt tmntnittee then inet-ts to lullill its sepzmite clnties. This yezny Clztntlnts Chest l'Ullll4llJlllCCl to the following c'lt1n'ities: the United Fttncl. Save the Clltilclten Fecle1'zttiun, Stu' dent l'll1lCl'gCllt'y Loan, the XX'm'lcl l'nixe1'sity St-1'x'ite. and Nlusculzn' Dystmpliy. Utltet' events slmttsmecl Iw Cznnptts Chest were tl1el'uguStick Rare. the .Xttrtitnt Benefit, the Tttrtle Derby. ztncl the Vglit-st Mun On Cl1llIllJllS contest. Clznnptts Clltest is spmtsuietl ln' tlte Ollice ul Stttclent Gm'e1'ntnent St-ix'it't's, its spetilietl in the bttttlent C-m'e1'tnnent lly-lztws. Purdue students collect for Campus Chest Tag Day. tfmmltrtftlzlzlg 1311117111 .Slfzmitnlgz Stn-ve linux. Curtis Hentun Xmtfwl: Clftnntt- lltnttlt. xtntls Risk. lhnis Fllitutt. lWi.ltlt' llultlts Brian '4i.ambert Lamb is presented the UMOC award Q ax V L, Nunzm' Chiu Lfilzzziwl' 131111: Ruzw: Clliriwt Iizniltlziulus, Szillv 1Crwin. Frsuik Fc-l'ra11'n, Mziriiai Hxiiil. liuli Ruclixill. Huh H.ll'l'ilIgl4bll. Xlgirilyii llic-Imlml. Dick Ifliililivs. Louie Guclwl. lmmt Ruin: Ruth Hhilfllb. 'limi liiulic. Inuimln-ill: Sgimlx' Risk, sccl'ct:i1'w1 ulnlin Klybcmk. Klll'-lJIL'Nllil'lll' Ibiiii l,m'c, lin-qisiiin: 'lim I'.Il'I'iNil. Sue Cluiilun. CLASS GOVERNMENT W Jim' lfluxi UH'irr'ix: Diaillf' Dobbs I I ' lm i I , , , . Q 1 E , iI'1'2I5lll'K'l'C bury mlm, YllC-Pl'CSldCI1l Di miinzi Speak. hClI'L'l1ll'yI Sid Polk lm-xiclciit. Suplmnmrr Clint Uffniwiz Cliip WW .L -ix: - Mytlrs, viu--pu-siclciit: Nzinu Slnnik, SCLI'L'I1ll'yI Mitliqwl l'rittl1t-tt, v , prcsidelit: Gcnrgt- Rviss, ll'c'Llilll't'l'. ' ' :N Altvt' exciting cgtiiipaiigiis stgigccl liy lmpclnl KlllllllillllL'5. cguli tl.tss elected its ullircis. All limi' 1 lass pu-sirlcnts li.iw .1 spt-.ilxilig st-in nn Stnclvnt Senate. Tlic Senior Cl.tss nllitcis :incl Clzilminct twmlx tliatigt' ul tlic llmnv- coniing Qnccn Clnntcst, Scnim' llfml Day, :incl tln- St-nifn' Scliulnsliip Drive. Alunirmrs clinsc Pruin ilmnniittcc clmiinn-ii :incl lllY6SllgLllC4l st-ici-gil amnpns pmlileiiisi fXctix'ities ol' tlic Suplmiiiou-s inclnclctl xi 1't-rcptiuii lint llncigii stnclcnts and ll twist panty for Cluiiiivil iiiciiilit-ts. 'lille Finsli ff n ceiitiuitccl on selling clziss licys tu misc iinmcy lm' llntnu' pimkitwts. l'lf'K,lIIlIIll Iflfl-.x llfllfwrxi lllll R.lIIl.Ilxl'l, lnvsimlt-nt: llitlx Iflx, X IJlli'NlLlL'lllf l,.llll 1,intl, trcgtsn 'fllnli lx.lN lik'll.lllX, sc1l'cl.il'X1 Nl! I nl: lflwi. 1l.tss .lllXlSlIl'. 111 AWS CABINET livery Pnrcluc llllClC1'g1'2lCllllllC coed is auto- lllilllllllly ll lllCIlllJL'Y ul' thc Associate-cl XVUIHCII Stu' clcnts, unc ul' the largest Ul'glll1llllIlUllS on unnpus. .NYS rcprese11I.1tix'es lrmn cinch wcnnc-n's housing llllll xuicc lhcir opinions an weekly meetings ol the lfxcciilirc liuzircl. which inzikes :incl regulates thc policies nl XXYS. 'lihe house slzinclgircls chziirnien unn- pusc thc xlucliuil llmircl, which reviews stzniclzircls :incl mlusing lmnrs. Grcen Gnzarcl's big sisteru progrznn which giws guiclzirifc to new wmncn students, is aiiimlicr lnxiiiqli ul' AXYS. This year, in connection with thc l,aml-Urgim Centennial. ,NYS sponsored gi special progrznii ClllIJll3Slllllg the contributions ol linicl-gram instiluiiuns to the ecluculiun ul' women. Twin ol the zinnuzil AHS zictiritics include Dean lor ll Day :incl the Guldcliggcrs Bull. Pat Sharkey, AWS President 118 flllblillffl Burk Row: Connie Deming. Eleanor Jones, Bobbie Knight, Put Sll2ll'lit'y. Mania Hunf, Alain Hepple, Bonnie Brown. Ifmnl Row: Fay Bailey. Shelley Damien. Linda Gilman, xlucly Holcomb, liairh Ehrhart. C7 I .,. 4. f I 5. 1 ,'-, ,Q , , 1'.XI'tlllll'1' Hrnllrll limi: Iwm. Xamx f..lIlIl'l1IIl. Su.: In TXUHXINIII. lll.m.1 lwlulL'm.el1 Rul1cl'I.a ll.lllSA'll. XllIf'llll.l llvll. llukx Ymla-13 llvlll lllglll. llzml llfur: lulmlx 4-l'l'k'Il -1 . ,. . , ,. , , h I,1ml:1f,nlm.m.M415 l,.ugs4l4m I1ulx l'l.lXl'll. l..nuI X.1mc.l,1mlx lu-ul. lun lr.Illl'N. Num Xluwr, xllll lllmxn, Xiffnlrl lfmr. Xl.ux llllllvl. l.il1lI.z Lulllw. ull-.111 ,Xluln-lmll. 5llL'llX Y .Xlc'vrl', link Smlll. Xl.1lx l.1m'11lm1gc1, Xl.lll.l lX.lllllllN, llcznlllvl l.1'.ullc-X. Rim.: Chulmll fron! lfmv: lmm l'llNllL'lllXYk'lLQlll. xllll Iulmx. ll.ul: lf.lIlxull. llulwxl.a lfllmlllulwll. l'.1l Slmrku, Nl.mn.n ll.u1l. l.m Xikm.m, livin' XY.ngxu'r. AWS BOARDS 1 n I ' ' n ' lmlnml lmmfl: Iunlz lmzvl l.IIltl.l Mm llm-ww, l,uLn- lam. l..llll.Illlll' lwkm-ll. 4lllllX llxamx. .Xml fliltlllllll, N.nmx' lllli'N, lwlillm lawn. Mwnffl lffm: Num' lll.nL. lwlilll Rillu lullx' Xlu-rw. llclcn Olin. l'.lll'l1l.l Pluglvx. S.11ul1.n llumplnvx. lllIllIlX l'..lNl1'l. Iwwl lmzv:SlmcSl1'.um,llmnm- Nivuwmlnllw. Xl.mn.n llaml. blmzuu Nur. N.max' Ulwn Xnnlllc l:Llu.1l'1lN, 'mu' Sl:-Il. 4 - N, ,J ,w 00 M ' .75 J? ,I ws Q-v CJ rv Q-ff snr lllrl WRA intrarrturals provide recreation for co-eds, WRA More than hall the lIIlClC'1'gl'2lClll?llC women of Purdue belong to XVRA, lvOIll6ll.S Recreational Association. At their lall retreat the XVRA Council lnelnbers ineorporatecl some new provisions for the practicing and managing ol' intramural and extra- mural sports. During the year, all the H'OIl1t'll'S hous- ing units competed in various teatn and individual sports in order to earn points toward the participa- tion trophy. ln February, Purdue and five other colleges were ntatclietl in volleyball, basketball, and badminton in an inter-collegiate sportday. YVith Nlarch cznne the spring banquet and the presenta- tion ol' awards won through the year. The climax ol the year was at the sportspreacl. pienic open with- out tharge to all tnenibers. at which the participation trophy was awarded. limi: Roar: Nliss l'rite. advisor: Mary XVist', Donna Iiltler, .Xlison Etkles. Sandy Stlioent-, kleltwtt' Norden, Marty lf!lllllllC'l'Cl', Vitky XYt'ntlantl. liarcn Trusty. Sandy Dukes. .loan Ice, Harb lilllllkk Barb xVllIlllllll.l'il'1HIf How: joan Howard. Kay lxrupt-tl. lialln lliltlretli. st-tretary: Gail Howes, lJlil'SlLlL'lllI Celia KlcNlurry, vice- prt-sitlent: Barbara Bcnhznn, ll'i'll5lll'L'IAI llackie llruno. inlranuiral manager: Sally Rohe, luanita Cllav. It-an lilitk. Donna Gill. 00 -- Q '. xgr' .: Q.. ! 4- fy GJ N lx- ' .1 l:xf':11l11w' Luinurl: limi: limit Nltuui Pollotk. ,lutlx Xotgel. ls..uhx Howell. kl.uu'i NI.trsh, ' Que Smith, xl.llliS lizihtotk, Nlznrx l lCl'll'l'. Cllquuligi Bunk. lfrfml How: B.llIl.ll.l l'vre-iil.n. lhpluu' vI'Q'Cgill'ClK'Il, Carol .Xkaird, Clgnrol Hutchison. Purdue co-eds work to publicize the YWCA call-out X-UU , . . , . . .A SLDU V l rging :ill interested c-lll'lSIlllll women to Hop on the Y 'I'rztin. this year YXYCLX completed numer- ous service projects heneliting hoth the school :uid eonnnunity. First semester ll new panel discussion progrzun. Frosh Clmrin Chgits. answered llL'WUllIlCl'Si questions dealing with sueh topics :is niainners. inter- Q, views, petitioning. :ind dress. In addition the Y sponsored an Internzuionzxl Picnic' honoring Foreign Students :ind their host liunilies. A Halloween Pzirty for it group ol orphans :ind ll Clhristmzis puppet show lor the Speech :md Hearing Clinic were the Y's eontrihutions to eornnuinity service. Other proj- eets included the Religious Heritage Progrzuu, :ind support ol: the Christian Clhildren's Fund. Q! l ff:ili.f T'3f+ ,ww ,- Xwrifiii' liffinfli Illia Hi-Il, In x'l'l'llt'lIil, Simm' link. lfil 5llilkIl'l'. .l.uL xlQ'XL'lkS. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Eric I-Ielt, President Board members discuss important fraternity matters T ir pu., 'Vs Q-fx 3.111 X 1111 1g11x1111111g,l11111x1-1111111111 1 111l111111111, 1111 LQQ LQQ :'f Iqil gl ,1 ,A ,. - 1 A 1 . ,. 1 11111111 l11l1Il1X 1111111111 11111111111111111111-1-111-11 11111 - 4,., 11111 11111211111 111 11111111111 1111 1l1N11NX 11111 111lN XL 11 ll1 111111114111 111 111111114 11111 1111' 11-g '1 It lll llll 1 .llll llllh. 1111. .111111111-11 1111' llL'1L'1'1'L'11 111311 111L11ll1f1 111 111111' 1111' 11111 1.1l1.1XL'IlL' 1111111111111i1x 114. 11..11111 1111111 111 1111 111111111 811111111 1'1111111. 111 11111 1XllX 11111111111 111111 ,111 111111 111111 111 111111 111111 1111 11111 l1l111l'1 I1111g111111 111 1111 l1l1l111SI.1111l1 111111111 . 1 ' 1'. 1 Il l1'1111l1'11.111'I 1111115 1111111 1111111111111 11111111111 111. ll1lIN1 111111 .111l111111' .1 111111111111 11111111 111 .111 111-1111111 5ll1l11Q 111 1111111111118 U111 111 lll 1 lllllllll l11lllN 1111111 1111-11, 11 111f1l111111111'1'11 111111 l'.111l11'll1-1111, fllllI1.lX1'11 111 1111 111111 111111 13111 11111 1llL 1,K'111lX I 111111.11 1ll1N 111111 1111111111 111 1111 1111111111111 111 11111 11111 IFC workers mimeograph maternal for fraternity use fllfllllll' 111111111: 111111: l61111': 11.11111 ,Xl1l11'111, 1111111 l11l11111111. C,.1l S1-l1.111. 131111 1111111-1, l'11111l l!11a1': Vlllll 11111, Xll1'Il X1.IX1l. 1111111 !.11l1111 1111111511111 11111l1lN 11111111111 111 C lllll7llN 1.11 11-L 111111 11.1111 1 1 11.1 JUNIOR IFC Pledge: ul' all I1'nte1'nities are united in Junior I11te1'l'1':11emi1y Cunm-il lu leznen zibunt other frzlter- IIIIIPS on unnpns and to lmelter understand the Greek system All Purdue. Ul'l'iee1's are selected I.l'UlI1 Tep- resc-lltgxlives ul' the pledge classes. Black Magic, the dgnne on lfriclzly. the lilllm. was their lirsl lull proj- ect. As the Imliduy sensam lmegan, IFC pre- sented the illlllllill Cllrislnlzls Tree Lighting Cere- nlnnyz IIl't'SI1Il'IlI Iluvcle spoke and the winners nl' lust NI1ny's ll-Sing sung. In l elJ1'1u11'y, ns an cnnnnnnity sn-Nice. the pledges solicited lur the Heart Fund, and IIIIUI' in Nlny, lm' the clillllfl' Drive. Fur the M-mlul yn-nr. -lr. Ilfli sprmsorecl the lixtension Cen- Ia-1 s .'Xwzn'd l'1'ug1'm11 in wlmiclm they hosted one top slndenl lrnm llme Clallunlel :md Indianapolis Centers. ll nu- l,.lk.1n1lm, In'ewuln-nl: led llelny X IlQ lPIl'NllIl'IlIQ ll nu- I'll'lIl'l n lx. Nl'llkl'l.ll'Y llu.uL1l'n'1'. mul: liffzwg slvllnx' lin-nk. I,.llI'N Smith. llgnn IM-Nl.nx. Ihml Xxlnlulll. lie-itll lllwrlmelk. llinnmml Nlmf. Slvlfllell llnml, IluIJL'I'l hnlllnullx. Ilznfl lime: Skull IIl.lIiIIi'l'. lx.n'l NAI lL'I'StIlL'I. llill CQ.n'wx. l,.m'1'n-llw S4-vellum, lid liulcr, Rulx-rl Hopkins. Rnd linrlml. ,lu-ll Reed. Nfwmnl limw: Rm IILINIIJIII, 'I lummx IIlIl.IllIIL'lI. I I't'lIL'lIILIi Sclnxmnn. Dale Ilualx l'llNIIIIlIl. Run lmlul. I..n1'x IIIIUIIIHIXNIRI. .Xrnuld VIIIIICILI. lfrfnzf Ruiz! Hula Xlxers. llnn 5llIlIIllK'l'N, I'I,lI'l1lHll f7IlL'l,'IIt', I4-ll Ilvllr. Dun- IAIIQLIIIIIL Rulmerr Nloure. Ifdwin liuy. ,.... l '-1 5 lIn11m'I311111fl: Iifuk l1'm1': Xl111'1g111 l,lL'NNlL'I. llL'IlX Xl1ll1-13 Xl.ll'l Rdlllllllllll. lXllllk lQ1llt'SlY. llev xvlllllbll, N'1'111m 1511111111 l'Ifl7!l lime: li.11'l1 5l.Illlll'lX. Xllllt' flc'lllIILQ Nlnx Sue Sl.1x11111. ,ludx D1-11111. N.1Il1 lz111111. lf11ll was Q1 busy time lm' P3llllL'llL'lllk. llexiclu serving :ls 111-o1'cli11z11i11g lltlillll lm' l,lll'ClllL S L'lCYl'll s1,11'o1'ities. the 1'u11111il sex 11p Ll new l'llSlI mys11'111. In, l'n1'111nl 1'llSll was 1'1111cle11s1-d 111 lit Ll lllfbll' c'11111p11cL SK'll6'CllllC, :md in the lllIC'l'L'SI 111 11'u111e11 p.1111i1'ip:11i11g in llUl'lllZll l'llSll, ll p1'f1g1':1111 ol plgmued activities was set up lm' lkllSllL'C'S Klllflllg' se111este1' lJl'C1ll4. l11 Illl' spring. the pledges llClCl Il xvAllCllllllL' p11111y in lllt' Union lm' 1111cle1'p11ix'ilegged k'llllCll'Cll l1'0lIl 1l1e l,CilAlX- ette area. D111'i11g Creek XXX-ek. PllllllCllL'llllk lX'Ul'lxL'll jointly with IFC to p1'o111111e llllKlCl'SlllIlIllllQ, :111d unity Zlllltlllg Plll'llllCvS Cheek 111'gz11111g1111111s. l'.11d111g spring activities, P1IllllCl held tl1e pledge Illkllli. Mary Sue Sfayfon, President is 5. 51 PANHELLENIC 111111111 l'11f1f1rll1'1111 UH11111: f.l.llllll.I f,Ill'lI. l,lllll.I l11111w11, I fllIIlll1'l Ill.lll, 11dx 9,4 . ' BLOCK H .-. +R.: 'We L4 , 9963! D 1 Sn N ills. Blnrk P. the only :ill-lreslnncn carcl section in the Big len, llztshed tlirough rain and sunshine to introduce new and old stunts to Purdue fans. High- lighting the llzishes were the moving stunts, done lor the lirst time this season. Besides the hall'-time perluriiiztiues. runny ul the stunts were dune in the raird sec'tinn's pre-ganna shmvs and during time-outs. .Xlter the Hrnnecmning Pep Rally the card section held their lirst dance. Besides dzuiring and twisting. lrcslnnen saw inuvies ul Block P in action and were intrudurccl to Card Section Chz1rlutte , who along with CIlmrlie . helped spur the liliCSllIHCll'S enthus- i2iSlIl. llluck P, the largest lresluuen co-ed activity. consists ul' 1076 lreslnnen, zipproxirnzitely 200 sopho- innrc wurlters. and junior and seniur huurcls, Flashing Freshman color the halftime show. lun . ts t wlty Xlillur. uh it 1 sus nl rn. x tnxln, Lindgu PuRDuE MUSICAL , ORGANIZATIONS 9 'l'lIeI'c' is IIII lllll IVIIIIIIIII llllISil' and IIII music I XS'iIllUllI l'IIII. Xxvilll this pIIilIIsIIplIy. DI: ,Xl SIcII'zII'l I Q has I-xp:IIIclccl PIIIIIIIQ NIIIsiIzIl f,l'gQlllilliliUllS IIIIIII QIII Q KL' ' ' A' -.0I'lJll1lllH on ILIIIIIIIIS-lI:Ix'iIIg, III: 1'CllL'ill'SLll IIIIIIII. IIIIII X, I'zII'c-ly CICII :I pizIIIII. In 21 ILIIAQC, cu-III'fliII:Itccl 4lcpzII'I- X- . IIIQ-III. IIIIcI'II4IrIIIIIIIlly IXIIIIIIII QIIIII IILVIZIIIIICCI. XX lmlly QIII extI'QII'III'I'iI'IIl:II' zactivity. PHO gzIIIIcI's III its IIIQIIIY bers 1.111111 tIIc IIIIIIII' clilicI'cIIt sm lmnls nl Plll-illlk' :Incl lIII'IIIs :I IIIIII, IIIIIII II'lIiI'lI L'lIlCl'gL'S :I mst llCIXI'1Il'k III IIIIIsic1Il slmws :Incl uIIIxm'zIIioIIs. III IIdclilI4III III lllt' IIppuI'tIIIIitX' In sing. PNIO nlsu nik-I's pizum and Ili- IeI'IiIIg lc'ssIIIIs to any iIIteI'I-sted :Incl IIcI'lI1Ips 1IspiIIiIIg, IIIIIsiI'i:III. StIIclcIIts iI'IIIII 113533 IIIIWIII-cl IIQIIQ gnim-Il GxpcI'Ic'III'c. l1IIIIc-, :Incl tllll IIIIIII PNIO as II Ima III-- HIIIIQ :III iIII1IfII'I:IIIt pilll ul' l,lll'ClllL'. Albert P Stewart Iiruk Rurri DIIIIII CIIIIIIAIIII. NIIIII fIIL'l'II. IIIII RAW. l'HlIIf lfllllf ljlllll lfvll, SIINII' Hull, 121 The Varsity Clee Club performs an unusual arrangement. limi: llmw: f.tm'gt' ll'llNlL'l'. Oren Hilti-llt'1'. l.1ll'l'l Clnunlilmcll. Hill 5llNllL'l, lnhu l'l1.u'flI. Ifmril limit l,zn'lx' llLlllNl'llllllllx. lliimms C-ihi nwslxi. lllll Rin, Klan Russ, llxnitl C.mlia1l'd. jan' X lll ss, 5I.lll l'fxL'. N 128 VARSITY GLEE CLUB Singing. smiling, and spreading Purdue-'s lainie. the Glee Cllub presents many niemorable pe1'l'o1'- IIIHIICCS. Direclecl by Dr. Albert. Stewart, the Glee Club ti':n'els all over Anleriea. In fact, this coming lzill semester, nienibers zinticipzlte ll trip to Tormlto lm' the llzinztdinn lixpositicm. Hlithin the organiza- tion is :in ll0llH1'Zll'y, the UPlll'ClllSll'SH, composed of senior men, to luster in others the dignity and value ol' niusit. .Xu annual lunction is the Glee Club Czunp held in August which involves a week of Pl'lll'lll'6 in O1AClC1' to inlpmve individual style and voices, :ind to cliscovei' new talent. Alter this, Dr. Stcwiirt is pt'ep:u'ed to meet any obstacle to insure the Glee CZlub's high level nl' pCl'fUI'll12lIlCC', even to lining up zt lew members lor l'lu shuts to assure iuziintenunce ol' pei'l'o1'n1ing health. f' .,-a wsvx X Bruce C. McGuire 101' .1111 PURDUETTES .Xs Ll N1l1Q1l1Q11l'QLill1l2l1111ll. 1,l1lk11ll1'l11'S 111151111 111 ll1l11N 1111181511110 111 l11lll1'k'1l L'SI1I1Q 111hl11l'1'. 1211g4 1 f' N CI1I111'l'S 1110 3111111 11 lS 1111111111111 111 l'11'1 111 10111011 0 111111 111 111.110 1111101 1111 1111111111s 11lllA111g 1110 1 . 1 11'1Y X11131' 1110 1111-11 11'llll'l1L'11. 1110 I111-1115 11010 11is1:111111 111 1111111 11130 1111011 11101 11'L'1'L' 1'l'11'1g1l1l1fUC 2' 1 ls 1111 f111UI'2l1C1'l'SH 1511111111 111 1'1'1'1 1110 1'11111110110s 011111 111 Ulltl' 1111111' 111111 111011 1J111'NL'111 1l1lll11JL'1' 111 IWCIIIX' 1 slx I1l1'1ll11lAl'N 111111 1110110 111101111111-s. 1111011011 111 1111111' N111-11110. ll 1111111110 Q11111111110 111111 l11ll'lL'1'l1 1011115 111 l11l1Nl1ll1 l'X1JL'11l1'll11'. l1lt' 1,ll111llL'll1'S 111 UCI 111111 .1 110011 111 1111111110 11111 11111-111-1111111 .111111-.11 01 111111 11111111111 11111111111 1, 1 A A 'A 115 11111 111 111111 111111 111011 . ' I ' ' 1 . ' 1 1 11111 111111110111.111 1111 1111 111111 lll 1111 111118111118 1118111 l'1111111111111111s. 1110 1,ll1'11l11'1ICS 11'Llll11'1'111111'1 11. - 1111 1111111511 111111 111115. 111111 51112. 1111 X.ll'lL'llk'51l1 11111811 111 1111111: 11111111 R1lX'l'1'. N1lll'gL' 1'1llg1lL'N. l.1111,1.1 111.1110 ll1.111.1 111 11L'l111l'l. 11.111 1X.I1l1I1l.ll1. N11111- 1.1111 1111111111 1111111 111111a P0111, x11lI'11XIl S1010111, 111111111 1111111111 151111111 I'11111fR1111 11.11111 .X11l11.1, 11.11111 S10101111111. 11010111 .111111-111111 '11'Cl11, 111111111 SI'1YL'I', N11-111.110 c1.1sN1ll1. S1-111111 'X1'Ll1'l. 111111110 E111YLIl11N. 11.111110 111111111111, 81111111 1 11111' 1 1111111114 1.1Q1lIx1i1, Q.. x11ll'Q111'L'1 , , . . 110111111. 111111 N:1111. 1.1110 1111111111 1111111 11011. 1211 UNIVERSITY CHOIR Do, re, mi, fa . . . meeting weekly, the 300 voices of Purdue's University Choir prat'tit'e for their two vocal presentations. the Christmas and Easter Conroe cations. Seeking a unique program each time, in terms of music and setting, the Choir presented this year. a modern Christmas Cantata, Christmas Story. by contemporary author, Ron Nelson. Their Faster program was a sunrise service in the vast foot- ball stadium. Their performances usually draw Capacity crowds. Directed hy Al Stewart. their weekly meetings are enlivened by solos and group arrangements by Glee Clulm and Purduette members. Students must audition lor a Choir position. hut once attained, it is permanent, although meinlmers may adtanfe into the Glee Clluh or Purduettes NN-3. , 'X f 2 5 as ,ts , , S1535 ' Skiing and singing down the slopes, N ? :gl w i' lt, 'g - '1 'FN EE 1-1--e--33: 111- 1 , W r was - 1 1 5:24 ifl g' f-:- .. -. ..-2 Fir., ,, -' X..-,emu :qt , f-- - 191 .. H 3 .: V X11 1: 'li 4 er L, n I - 2- - ln ,. llllllmi E E .. if I f E . , ,s. Y , X lid l L 4-QS it . ?.'QSfs lflfl A summertime 'barber shop quartet, PMO presents its festive Christmas party cATl0Ns THE DEBRIS lllgttlaing typewriters. clmttering workers, atnd Cll5ll'Llt'lL'll editors rnslnng to niect their 11ltt'ays-tow mini clcgidlincs t'l1:1i'g1t'tc1'ile tlte constant ztctivity in tlrc Dt-lnris ol'l'it'e. Nearly ISO nppcrt'lztssn1en and nnnierons workers strive by niezins ul words and pic- tures tn rupture the spirit :ind preserve tlic incniory ol' tlic ltltil-62 year :tt Purdue. XX'ork on tlie '62 Debris began during spring :ind snnnncr wlicn the new editors lornntlatcd the tlicine rind gt-ncral plan ol the hook and drew the dnnnny or l,mlncprint to lic followed. In the lull. ideas lit-gtiii tu nimt' toward reality. Copy. layout. :ind pit-tures were cu-ordinzited into an 1tt'c'nr:itc' recorcl ol' txnnpns lilo :ind zictivitit-s. After long hours ol planning. rropping. writing :ind rewriting, the book linztlly rolled oil tlic presses :ind was presented to the student lmotly in lzitc Nitty. 1. X ' N-2 X , .t wg, -. r 11- .. :.,,.-:::, :53,: Q Y ' ' . N f- ,tr -, , ' ii ' p , .1 i Bob Lottmann, Editor-in-Chief i'Wbo me a DEBRIS worker? At the annual Activities Carnival loyal DEBRIS staff members answer questions proposed by interested treshmen concerning the DEBRIS and try to recruit new talent for the i962 yearbook. ,riiffgii el' ii lk b l :if we vu. - - I gi - 'p. ,j,.Q5 ig ' S l '7'TQ1fQ1Q. ., 'f 'Q i , E ' 'Z' f.,:fe+ l.f4fi' Gerry Bay, Managing Editor Marty Zell, Opening Section Editor Newly selected Senior DEBRIS Editors ham it up in a skit presented at the annual banquet, 1 Marty Kohlmeyer, Copy Editor Barb Barrick, Engravings Editor .,, I 5 , FE? Fe Q H 'K 52 H- as F - .L -135 11 if J - fzminr ,ivtizfilifw Edilmxsz Connie Cnrson, Tum Heller. Karen .1U i0 Rf'W'f1 f 1'if11'1ffnf ,IXUW Flint' Man Dom- Sharon Pcu'1'aon. James- junior lfrljlum: Judy C:n'l50n. Czunpus Lifct hung XX'ilmn. .XdlHiIliSll'Illi0l1I fl.n'ulyn Dinins. Scniurs: Bob Slcpllcm and Iizlthy XY:xlsl1. Copy: Brian I'51xwc'. Sports. 15' ,,,..-- 134 ,f Q! lt's about those deadlines' As they Come and go, editors and workers keep the office buzzing with activity. DEBRIS STAFF lilie editorial stall ol tlic Dcliris is UllIllJtl5CCl ol lite senior editors. liezitletl liy tlic ctlitor-in- tliicl. :incl twelve iunior editors who tiicl in copy, writing' :incl :irc rcsponsililc lor tlie inclivicltial sut- tions ol tlic liook. 'l'lit- students tire rlioscn for tlic positions on tlic lmsis ol the number ol lionrs they lime tvoikecl and tlit-ir kiiotvlctlgc ol' tlic ioli :is cleter- niincd tlirougli intcrx'ieit's, In ziclclition to the editors tlicre inc niiincrotis lreslinien :ind sophomore workers who gain experie ence lor litter jobs by typing. writing copy. running, errrnids :ind taking care ol' general liitsywork lor the editorial or linsiness nttill. Rt-cognition of the XN'orker ol tlic XVec-li entoiirziges tliesc Debris work- ers to show their respet'tix'e talents. Many hands make light work of typtng copy and drawing layouts. . ,sr fi' , Q6xFf. up ' ll IN' l I 4 ww -f jf: 4 i J? S' lv. c.iuff'?E I .2 .. -2. E 'Q gg. if E if , -i Q w ff ' S? f 1 4' .. . . .5 1 ..r, Q: -4 ' t ..,. . 1' -wx ' .g5g:QSQE:.g, . , . i n. A V ,fr ,Qtt-gt X 1 A - 'iw 1 . hmm.: . -as R- A' 3' QM iw f-Q X xt N F ,Q My -N waz' .R ...r t .. N 3 X Q Q X .Sw Pi' Hit if: -'wry 5 . Ax X 4 rs' ' , 1 grx J.. rel' ' 1 :fir-'F 4- ' NN ga.-at ' ,Q a t ' v X ' M Q A - K 7 ' X' -' ...... Q + 'N ' - - - '5 V ' .. N 1-'fr N 41? BUDGETS PHCTOS Amid stacks of sales receipts to be alphabe- tized, money to be counted, and files to be organ- ized, the business staff co-ordinates the production expense of the Debris with the budget set up for the year. Composed of the business manager. personnel director and three junior editors, the business end ol' the yearbook plans and directs the annual sales canipaigns and takes care of book distribution in the spring. They also organize and direct the Debris Queen Contest. the winner ol' which is announced during the Varsity Varieties. liqually vital to Debris production is the pho- tography stall' which is responsible for a large per- cent of the more than 1500 pliotographs in the book. Developing. printing, and reproducing photographs to send to the engraver are all part of the everyday routine of the photography editor and staff. .Xnn Smith. Nliini Rotunno. Carol Shuttleworth, Use of an adding machine keeps ac- curate records in the business office. 151111 Iflhlllillgll, I'l111t11g1'.1l1l11 Fmlitnl DEBRIS photographers capture campus events for the 1962 yearbook. l11Ng111j1l11- NIMH. lryl: lfl.lLIll'X W1111q, 5l.lll XYHIIQ. lllmqlfl' Neither rain nor, Sleet nor Snow Clmig xlkI.l'III4PlL'. 5l.lIl XXVIDIIQ. C11'11.111l1 l.l.11k, LP , E-9 . ff? - X g ,N 1. L ,A ,'-', '- 1'-11, 355-'Z 9 -KLA. . J. -...sl S 'xl -If sk 4. ,gf :I -if yxm -1:1 ff' -, ,- , ,4 . I .,. x F. rorr 1r 'J f L 'S ' IST cnt is published live tinlcs 11 wcck hy Purdue stu- dents. Cubs. 1epo1'tc1's, pl1otog1'z1pl1c1's, and 11 hlllllllilk .lllll senior hoard cotnprisc the pztpcfs stall. and co-o1'cli11:1tio11 ol' thc zwtivitics which 1111: vital to the life ol' ll plllillflllltlll. fjfglllllllllg' the vzntious LlC'plll'Il1lEIlIS ol' thc paper. the senior stall' 111v1nhc1's l1old l'l't'KlllCllI L'Ulllt'l't'llllt'S with other H'Ul'l'U:'l'S to i111p11ox'e ollicc 1-lll1'ie111'y and thc QCllt'lx2ll style ol' writing. 'l'hc scnio1'sz11'c11lso in l'llill'f2gC ol' lltllllllllllilllg tions not lJCl'lLlllllllg to thc lielcl ol .l0lll'llZlllSIIl oltcu pop up, llllil :unc llllllflltll hy thc senior stall. THE EXPONENT .X scllfs11l'l'icic11t ncwspz1pc1'. Plll'ClllC'S Expon- 'l'hc St'IllOl' stztll' is rcsponsihlc for the cli1'c'1'tio11 1, 1 lllll 11tt11i11i11ggoz1ls lor thc lllflgllllllllllflll. Nlany situa- Nikki Humlln-11 l'.clito1'-i11xCIl1icl I.14k lllttllllh. XIa111.1git1g Llllllll ilauolxn XYl1itc. FQQ111111- l-.ditox H1111-L11Ro11l11u,.Xwomttclitli f Xuws lzclitotxz l-.cl xllllCllL'hXY.ll'l. Lihln' H.ll'l 3 Each day the junior topy and night editors zir- range and process with carel'ul attention eight pages of news, sports, and campus activities which go to make up the Purdue Exponent. The czunpus copy editors are responsible lor covering various beztts and proofing eopy for press. .Xt the type-setters, it is the duty of the night editors to check the galley. lay out the paper, and ezitcli the last tninute errors. Once the paper is ztrrztnged in its linal lornt. it is put to press in the Fxponent ollice to soon be ready for early morning distribution. XX'ith rt printing daily of -1.000 copies. the paper is eirculzited not oily on rzunpus. but throughout the world. Iunzm Ciumpttt Lofty litlilurt: Kgtthx NItC1on.tli.n, Nunn 6 tomlmm N Strong. Sue Sthwatnz. Fay Batilex. Smtml: liatthy R.tatsch. I' ws., ' lon Nlathes, lltisimss Nl.m.tgei EXPONENT STAFF .Xs cubs peek out copy on Exponent type- writers, the eclitorial stall strives to produce interest- ing and unusual material lor print. The sports staff eo-orclinates articles with pictures lrom the photo eclitor to profluee the last two pages ol eafh issue. XYhile ropy is being written, the business mana- ger handles essential money matters. Hlorking with him are the t'irt'nlation stall, whieh insures sub- srribers that they will receire their papers, and the aclrertising stall. whirh solicits and plans all advertis- ing. Nleanwhile. the personnel manager keeps the stall working harmoniously. Ulten members ol' the lixponent staff work into the early morning hours to meet deadlines. This is another phase ol the newspaper business as carried on in the basement ol the Memorial Union. bull I-elmtmtlson, tntttlation xl.lll.!gl'I lan .Xntlt-rson. l't-rsomiel Nlanager Hike Long, fktlrertising Manager ffflffff f-llllllllllflll jlftlli I junior .-lflzfwtnizig Slnjj: Burl: Huw: Brute XYL-bster, Atny lxllfl NlV'f'l3 lllll llllll-IIIIWIV Stott' ftl-'Vlv lfair. lfmnt lfmu: Marilyn Newton, -Iolm Nalbath. tffgil-' lien Ilcnl, l'l1omgx.npl1y linlilor Ivfllfllll Staff: XX':1lL Mialdlelon. Hob Follick. Lznrrv X xxlllilllll Hlillgll. Jim Nigrclli, Smfrfi: Linda lambs. I Barb Munro, junior Campus Copy Editor hands out special assignments to reporters. MTQF Sjmzlx l,fIl!rnx: lion IIuilm.m. Il.nvXt-tnlu-1 Ll lllrlmr glHlPfN Wulf: lull llcwoll. lim Riu Slrvc' lggvr. I3.u'rx 5lllDL'lgIll.lll. lhmn Rngu 'R Q at .. V 3 -f H2 at 0 g 1-Wi., ,l XX Bob Ring, Editor-in-Chief PURDUE ENGINEER Keeping Purdue students abreast of current de- velopments in the various fields of engineering is the purpose ol' the Purdue Engineer. It seeks also to improve alumni and student relationships, to represent Purdue's engineering organizations, and to offer technical journalism experience. One ol' the eight issues per year satirizes all types of engineering and provides variety and color to the publication. A self-supporting publication, it sponsors the Purdue Engineer - A. A. Potter Scholarship Fund. As a member of Engineering College Magazines Associated, the Purdue Engineer was awarded the Best All-Around Magazine tro- phy at the last E.C.NI.A. national convention in com- petition with fifty college engineering publications. fmzmr SMH: limi: lhmtg Hoh Hostetler. Fed Doll. Rich Peakt-. Franz Rnzv: john Faris, Susie Holtz. .- J --. . 1- lt. 3 4. -xt- . , .Key f t Q ' .: slr . 2 44 ' IIIH SMH: Rugvr N4l1l11n'lL-V, Rulwrl Ring. H.u1x Ijl1'l1llfE'. Cmnt XXell.4m1. Irtlflm Ih'jmzlun'r1f: fQl.llll xXv1'H.Illll. lmlx Huxlk'Ill'l. , fy V ,,, ...if ...NN,,. Q I F , ' Iv, X -.xnxx X , X N 1 sn N5 X .-7 Rugs! S1I1lvlm-11 l1llwi!lk'Nx Xl.nn:agm'1 5 e 5 E K, I V if L, , 143 ll P NRM ,-, x,- Harry Buddenbaum, Editor-in-Chief This year began the thirty-ninth year of publi- cation of the Plrarnrarist as the official journal of the students of the School of Pharmacy. The staff's goal was to re-establish the alumni column. The journal contains news letters and articles of pro- fessional interest, such as personality sketches, personal achieveinents, and lnnnor. The APhA and the prolessional honoraries, Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Psi, and Rho Chi explain their goals, requirements, and activities in the journal. The end of the year is lrighlightecl hy the presentation of honors to the senior staff and the sophomore workers. B J Biclle. Hike Ashley l :EAN A a AY ,ns on was igx 'mil wmrr: R011 Rulmcrlx. Rink II.llI'. 'IMI Iiriu-nm, lulm 5Ill'lJIlL'l'tI, lulm NI.axm-II, Ihxul C-uw. .XII.m MMIII-11 AGRICULTURIST Iohn Shepherd. Editor-in-Chief JI! Pulrlisllccl 1-ight lIIll1'S II your. the .Xgl'Il'llIIlllkISl I 'males :um HPPHIIIIIIIIIY Img thc sludcms ul thc :Iq- , I xin llIlllI't' .xml Iunm' CHJIIHIIIIKQ sclmuls In gain vxpcxii- CIIKK' in IUIIIIILIIISIII. Illc IXgrim'l1Il111'ist unnpvtcs with IkHlllll'l'II ulllcr glgl-ic ullurc IIILIQLUIIICS Im' thc lmest mms. Ixus! issuu. lmcsl IIUIIIL' cummxlivs MTIIIIIIS. .mcl the lwsl lcclnlugll zzrllclcs ni thc wgnr. Xlllmugh migillnllx' IlIIL'lIlIL'LI lm' llmsc sluclcms wlm gmcncl clam un the suurh siclc ul Srntc Slum-I. KUIIIIIY LIQCIIIS, llw LIIIIIIIIII ul thu wlmul nl ,xQ'I'liIlII' lllI'C, Qmrl ILICIIIIY and sluclcms ln Iuwh sclumls III , Po Illcllzmxl mm' rcgicl the .xQIklL'llIllII'lSl. Ill Ifbqm, umccls x'c111'. the mzliu plmjccl of thc ,Xgric'l1Iu1'isl has Imccn wrming lllc lkmnml zmcI unllcnt of llw 1u:1g.11im-. I I3 joined thc staff plmiding :1 plcxlsnm zxclclilinn. This THE SCOPE lfxp1111s11111 111 llllllly lll'L'2lS lllLll'1iCC1 thc tl1irc1 your 11l Snupt-'s L'XlSlL'lltL'. f1L'Lll'CC1 as Ll 111ng11li11c3 for the 511111111 111 S1ic1111t'. 1ic111t'11ti1111. 111111 H11111a11itic's. the S1'11p1-'s 11111s1 1111111-0111110 gr1111't11 was i11 lll11ICl'11l1 di' I't'1'l1X l'L'lLllL't1 111 1,lll'L1llL'. ,X 111-11' 1-Clllllll' this year was tl1c H1,l'1l1L'hSl1l' 111 1111- 15511011 st-rics. 111' cl11111si11g l'L'IJ11l'lL'1'S 1111111 11illc1'c11t t1L'P2ll'llllCl1IS 411 1110 SIQH mtl11111l 111111 l1g1xi11g l1lClll write articles 11l11111t profes- s111's i11 l1lL'll' 11111111115 liclcls. SKKUIJL' 11ttz1i11cc1 21 wide Xll1llCIf' lll 111CiL' Ll1'l1il1C5. Ill z1c1cliti1111. St'11pc's 1'C2lllll'C 11111111115 1111 cred 1111111 l111:1l LIIIC1 1141111111111 issues. Short s11,11'it-s. p11t'try. 1llL'l'ill'y 1'1'ilicis111s, and sutires r111111d- cd 11111 lllt' 51511 stuclcut publit'g1tiu11. lllflllfll' 511111: 1111111 Rmv: Bill jeffrey, Lcw Crippen. l-Arnnk 1llA0SLl1i. 151-011, R11:1': Slllll1X 111lIl1i17lll'll, Dotrv Hill, Pat Rrttkny. I.1'11cl:1 Bell. -,,...---'- M ' 1 Donna Hudelson, Editor-in-Chief W .Ei '09 Av- 1 ' Q-'ra' f Stuff: Burk Row: Susan XICIIZE, Richau'tl ,IillOIHJl5. Dine Frame, Alan Chessman. F7U71f Razr: ,lean Noe, Sharon Mvers. BARD -- LITERARY EXPRESSION ln its second year ol' publication, Hard continu- ed to publish the works ol' gracluate and undergradu- ate writers at Purdue. The purpose ol' the lllklgillllk' is to provide a tueans by which students may lreely express themselves in literary form. This use ol' word Iorni is, liowex'er. uon-restrictive, Although short stories and poetry fill tnurh of the ptthlica- tions content. there are no restrictions imposed upon particular literary lioriu. Creative thought. experimental or traditional, has a plane in Bard. Highlighting a successftil year, Bard featured. in addition to line student writing, Slllill-C0llCllll'lCKl interviews with the noted iXxueric'an authors Herbert Cold and Xvllllfllll Saroyan. Their words ol' aclvire on the ups and downs encountered in the problems of writing. as well as their opinions on related ideas. were well received by Bard readers. lim Keating, Editor-in-Chief, gives out the latest issue El, 'TQQ I . lllL 1111111s 111 lllL1ll11y 11es1g11c11 111 111111111 11 11'1s1111 11 1111 11111 111 111 51111112 111111 1111 11111111 IIS J x11111111x 1111 111111's 11 y1'111'. 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The 11-1'111'11 1-11115 1111 ll SCI'10lIS 111111' LIS 111165 11111 ye111' w1111 L1 1a1'c1s'c11 address by P1'esic1r:111 Hovde. Bluff: 1111111 Ruiv: -1111111 .X11'r5, S111' 1111551111111 ,Xl 1Y1111.111151111, I'1'11111 11111111 ,lllilf 11i1k111.111, 111111 111111: R1111111 11111: I11111 11-111111. 1,1115 1111111111, 'D 0 -.4 N f R11 Tom joyce, Dkrecfor 1 ATIONS P LAYS H O P Highlighting Purdue Playshop's productions this year was the premier stage presentation of XVilliam Saroyan's comedy, High Time Along the lVabash . Also presented by the playshop were Little Foxes , a serious play: The Mad lVoman of Chaillotn, a comic fantasy: Trojan XVomen , an anti-war play: and Damn Yankees , a musical comedy. Participation in the playshop is open to all interested students. Dramatic experience is not a requisite. Honorary organizations within play- shop include Theta Alpha Phi, national dramatic honorary, and Purdue Players. the local honorary. Barest of props may lead to the discovery of truth. 150 Supplementing the live productions presented by the Purdue Playshop in the Loeb Theatre were twenty plays given in the Experimental Theatre. The plays that were presented in the Experimental Theatre were under the direction of graduate assis- tants, while faculty professors direct the Loeb Theatre productions. One outstanding feature of the plays given this year in the Experimental Theatre was the presentation ol' two original plays. King Arthur and the Black Knight, and Looking for llaekie Ross were written by YVilliam Stock, Jr. and Robert Cowan, both Purdue graduate students. if 9 H, W, -1 H 4. w A 'QB 2 f Y U 'Z e ff ,. fi 3 Q . F 3 . - sum' uv,- kr-t 0 I f 5 of Q ,Q N Rx X ,IQ 'S Nw f Q A f' ' ' vnu A ' ' I tr! lim- ' ' .. t V. , V A X PX 'X Q X gl: G I I 1 Q Nl v K K , ' 9 r' H .. 5 - , ' Q ffivgfg 5 Us r Q 1 F 'A an f. , 4 xx V .-., 3 f x -V O. ' ' 32? Q.. 3 1. Q- 1-, in ,- X..z.. Si M S15 1 :,.' . X, Zf '-W. ,7'-:W 4. - 3. ,Q dx N. NNN wk ? uf- S l z-mit Row: lun Pickering, lutlv Hickman, liarb 1.1115 n-ski. Mary lillcn lieall. Larry Xdzuns, -ludy Button. FORENSICS UNION Ifmnz Mme: lo Degler, Barbara Lazynski. Aludy Hickman. 152 Sponsoring all ol the intercollegiate and on- tzunpus debates, the Forensic l'nion's inain concern was the seven intramural contests, with several hun- dred participants. Featuring the Purdue Invitational Forensic Conlerence held in November. Forensic was host to touring teams lronr twenty universities with well-known speech departments. These contests help' ed students gain experience in various types of speaking, including extenrporaneous, alter dinner. and persuasive. As another activity, Forensic Union delmaters weekly discuss political ligures or events over XVB.-XA. A systematic method of contacting civic groups in the greater Lafayette area enabled individ- ual speakers and lecturers to appear lgelore live audiences. totaling more than 9.000 people. limi: Rmr: 'l'in1 l'itkering. Rrrlncrt Morris. klmlin NI. llulstn 'luhn Holtlt'1i.l'3tm Nlilltlex. .Xrlen Villiers, lien Citmk. Runztltl li.innuse, Bruce lY:ignc-r. Ifrmif Razr: lmn Dlllgllkl. Resulved: lgtbor O!'g2ll1ll2lIlUIlS should be under the jurisdiction ul anti-trust legislation. This was the Chosen topic lor rztriuus college debates tlmmtiglir out the yczir. Pairticipating in over twenty confer- ences at urlleges and universities in the niid-west and on the Atlantic' coast, the Purdue debtiters dis- cussed subjects :ts ti gruttp and often presented speefltes indiridugilly. Purdue zilsu hosted KWH in- ter-eollegiztte debate cuntcsts this year. First year t-ollege debziters irutn thirty-live Nlidwestern scliools :attended the Nmwitte lournatnent in l cln't1:t1'y. Limited to twenty schools with outstanding reputa- tions in debate. the Purdue lnxitzttiunzil Forensit' Clunferent'e brouglit debzrters lrurn etltleative centers in all sections ol' the United States. Nl.uN lzllcn lltnnll, l'llli.ll'N lxillliillhlll. lutlx Hmm-s. Dials Qldltitlii. D E BAT E llmnl limp: lhutt' Xutlctsun, S.uulr.n lir.tx1 i i l 1 as -A-,K1-f ' -se V 's..- , w A. , . .. .-vyx I xy x . Figff SN Q 4' if ' it if 9lS.fiifi9'i 's 1 yif I ' ', l. E 5113 Qfg it J. Q- A i Us ' z liuttun lxt wk If Ae?- fsgf gW1if '!s KI I SF? 'wx 2 Ls: sr ee: 'Q We S 1 3 Q '02 I Elvis- Q. 1 'S s :U .., 6,15 N S QSYIES, -QA 5 S N.-'N 6' sm.. .. ...1 WBAA Marking its 40th year in broadcasting, XVBAA, the Voice ol' Purdue, claims the title of the oldest licensed radio station in Indiana. Providing edu- cational and entertaining programs for Purdue stu- dents and the residents ol' Indiana, XVBAA maintains high engineering and material standards. Besides the variety ol music furnished hy the 30.000 record library. the station broadcasts lectures, plays, chil- dren's stories, and tapes ol' prominent campus speeches, and supplies these programs to other radio stations. XVHAA is owned by the University, and its shows are written, directed, produced, and engineer- ed by interested students. Loolging forward to the luture. XVB.-XA hopes to broadcast FM and even stereo along with its now operating AM signal. t klt vc m s not C loltt Sorztgltan. Ifmnl Row: Nlztry .Xnn Minardo, lililahetli Ryder, tolt t xtx tto :sol x it n toint lot Mary Ann Lauer. gr rs WCCR Ul'lClllL'llIlUI1 In Aetioiif' :ui expeiiuientxxl etlurzi- tional progrzuu, was preseutetl this year over Pu1'clue's Clary Ilaill. The project was designed tt pleiueutztry :iid in foreign languages. lfuglish. sci- ence. :uid other subjects lor the stucleuts on uunpus. The ziuclio-xisuzil center supplied the tapes lot' the station to present on their lout'- help sessions. YVCCIRE stall plzms progrzuu. ll henelieinl. as ll i'eg,ul1u' ln .ill resident units. llesicles this experiuieut. the stu- tious usual twenty-louis hour lmrogiclcusts Sll'lXt' lu please lylllllllt' resicleuts hy legituriug' iuusity uuupus non-profit radio station, WCICR, lnogulunstiiig from 1 protitle Sup- et euiugs-n-week to illstgill the 'ogultxist in An open studio celebrates lO years. news, auul sports events. The tlist' ltltlxlwl ti-eu' is zllso g1t':ul.ll1le with retorcls lor txuupus cl.uues. Iiflllu' lfozw: tlll.lllt'N llloieoso. lim lluruipsou, Y P lout Nt-lu-sux. llliutou li4DlXlll.lll.,'lflllflf1l4l'I lxuh.u'll Nll'llllt'll's. Clluuk lmilet, Xl Curtis, ' ,Ei ,ig Si 4 Q- t -,. s l s ' ,f xv- 'Vt E 5 1 R,- x., ,, it k 1 V 1 , 1 . ., 5 eg 155 ' mf tt txt oo sur 1 ljitterith, itizutiitgelt lioh Rttstnussen. engineer. litnphztsizing the xztrious ttspeets ol internationztl atllziirs in their hrondeztsts. KNIRX developed fl new series ol' progrzuns, designed to give listeners an opportunity to learn uhout the eustotns, traditions, niusie, and prohletns ol' other countries. .Xniong the specilit' shows, the International Hour featured exthzinge students who discussed their native coun- tries, ollering listeners ll chztnee to hezu' different. and olten untold aspects ol internzitionzil relations. lrztnstnitting, within at litnited ztrezt, the residence networles hzrse is in lixezilihur Club. Any resident ol H-fl or XVRX may help produce and hroadeztst programs. llesides their new production, KNIRX also sponsors news and events ol' interest to Slll- dents eoneerning eznnpus ztllztirs. tnusie. 'and sports. v fx nk' Q! 'S- l , g Erbs -QQ. 'Tar .Q ' 1 ' 'mil lffmt l'kIII.II!I IHIIIINIIII. 11.1 f.llNlIllIQ. limi: lx'fm'1 Rulmlel lung. lu- Mulmx. C.un'g5L' In LII, ll RAILROAD CLUB Ruling wlwvlm gmcl lllllllllg CIIQIIICS Au' 4l1.l1f ulcristin ul ilu' IIIIHIIIL' Nlmlvl Ralilrsmcl Cllulw. ,XII ILIIIIIKIINIEIIIIIIIICKI sluclcms gmrl lllllllly IIILII' IISL' mlm mwkslmp qmml lgnymll Iog.lll1 i'IIlL'III.IlIIIIlCIIl .mel Imr- llllllmlc ll' llll' llllllls Vlllnll' Uxllllllu- Rall 5.lilm in ilu' Sllllstlu gnc lclllilmismclll ul ' ' ' ' ' ' , I 5illllIIQ Llulm nutlngx Hll man-lux' l,.1IxL' Smlmlcl. lmllm cxpcrl .xml lnwimc milfm gm- IX'L'IlHllll' p.n'limipg1111s in xlw ITQQIIILIS :Incl ullwl' 4-vcllls scllccllllul lu pm- IIIUIR' 1'c'l.lx,1liun. plc'41sl11'c'. .xml t'HIIIlJC'IIIIHII, Iinl: lfmr: lvrlw X. lluwnlmx. hun- I.. Snllrlnllrl. Ilmvl IX'.u1'ln-ll IIIIIIIIII. Xl1sl1.lr'l Xl.ml1. l'vu' lIllIIlI.lIll. I-mul II'11.1', Hfrw: cIlI.lI'lt'N III'.lNIl', Xl.11'lll.l IIt'l'IIIl. fIlk'ltllt'll Sllllllll. lI.rl4' Rislmlcl Xml. Run I,rmL'. Ium lnnkillx. Run Ilmmrlcw. qlim urlwllm. Snmlfl lfmv: Ruln-ll xllllllgl, Iluln Ihwg. I'.1i fmuclllulll. llwwlg Xlallmlg. II.Irtm:m. l'I1xllix Iiwnml, Nlullx XI.mIl+m', Klum' Sllmqulwl. V' vw 27 .: In-. ifulc Ruzw: Sqtlly Day. llonnzt Rilcy. Bert-rly 'l't'llkzttnp. lJl1lllCfill2lllCllCI', Szmclrat Marys, Nun Thomas, Betty Bolvzird, kiztnzt Dillu. login Howurtl. Xlgtrx' KVM-. liztthy Hiltlrcth, Xlgtrilyn Pgtulin. Sw mul limit Sgtllx Rohc. uttntl.t Clair. l':ttriti:i 1'mnt Imzv: limlmrnt Rcctlf-Xrtlitlr licnm. Vicky lVcntlnnd, Phyllis Nozik. utlith Dyorchak. Maureen Seager, Beverly 1 y J l,conhzn'tlt. Donnzt lilclcr. kIl!lllllL'lL'llL' Bruno, lictty Pruitt. 011101211111- NIAJCJR-IVIINOR Girls with cithcr a nrttjor or tninor in physical ccluczition can pztrticipzttc in thc zictivitics of Major- Nlinor Clhth. lfihns, field trips, and aid to the fac- ulty prontotc prolessionztl rclxtliottsltips that raise lc'z1clc'1'sltip Ltntl tt-ztthing stztnclatrcls. Bark Row: Sxtuntlrxt llc-ztrtl. Qlnlit- Cllugston. Alito YVilson, Kathy Xl'ork. lim lYlNSllillllll. Pztlritigt Hctkxtniam. Karen Krucgcr. 'l'lm'rl Huw: lictty llolynrtl, l.intlzt ilrutnp, Uvicja Cbootl. Bcrirzttlcttt' .Xnn licrnztrtl, .Xnnc Hl'llClSllIlU'. Marry Clinc. MODERN DANCE Grace, rhythm, and originality are typical of thc tnetnbers of the Modern Dance Club. The rlztnccrs gain prolcssiorml instruction in techniques and composition and display their knowledge of t'l1o1't-ogmplry in stnclent-produced shows. Lt-onxt Sztnkowski. Xlolly R. Tinsley. S!'I'UlIli Row: Lodcnn Prow, Matrilynn lirrnn, Lois Baird, .Ioytc Mzltthey. Robin l':llllL'lL'I'. liftrcn lfsxwtctt. .lim Picrtc. Frou! Rout: Kay Yelinck, Ngtlztlic Rithnrztn, Clurolyll Duncan. Put Mooney. Huff: Huw: Hub Sniitli, ilik'l'l'N Lclnnzut, Dxilt' Ritlguwgix, llalxt' llnnlt klLIlll'S. l'IlI7lf Ilnzr: lllllhllll llllllIllQ.I. Nguttt H ntinin Stanak. Curl lltirgrwii, Run Slit'iglcy.'l1-tl H.tt't'n. Swiuml lffw: N.itnx l'i.tnlt'tti. D.tt'lciit' limit-ttmxitli. Skip lulnm Bt Hztrrx' Giguus, Ritliztrtl Smith. Clark l.owni.ut. Itwl w.,1,,,,f. t'A,1.,m q,,4,l,Q,,,,. 'Ulm gum-,A lllllliQQ'l'l-0l'll. Nlitlmcl Clgunaultc. lulin Clit,-Qitlixtli. Stn-w Nlitltltwx OUTING CLUB Hiking. spa-lunking, tnunping. and skin dixing are sonic ul' thc zlctiiitics in wliirli incnibcrs nl PlllAClllC.S Outing Club pgittitipatc. Plxploritig tlic many liZlSl'lIliiIll1g ttspcttts ul nature, HIIICYS Icztrn to appreciate thc nicrits ul :ill lfllll' sezismis. ln tlic winter. thc Outing Club went Nurtli-tu lkuynt' Mountain, wlierc tlicy becatne ski enthusiasts- inasters of liegiiiiit-i s slnpcs and tlic big mics! Then. during tlic spring. they watclicd nzuurc un- fold het' new luvcliticss in an outing to thc pictur- esque Smoky Nlotintziins. During the rest ol the year, tnenibers cttiuyccl t'nck-fliinbing on the SICCIJ furtnations neat' .Xttit-11. In addition to their excur- sions, the group relimiliecl inside long cnnugb to learn the tccbniqucs of outing trips tbrtniglt l-llIIl5, Taking advantage of winter and vacation' wr st -W '15,- ,,-.- I fl: Rmr: loin Wootlsi Clarl l1'ec'tc'. lioh Stlmlvr. lfmnl Row: llarid Hasse. Rlartha wlst. Peclji l.ewin, l.:n'ry Stanley, klohn Holtrolt, PURDUE Beware: student pilot in training! 160 PILOTS Fly through Purdue! .Xt least, fly during any spare hours. Open to all students and faculty who either want to learn the tefhnique of flying or like to keep in practice, the Purdue Pilots fly for fun, Compete in meets. and take-ol'l on business trips. The Purdue Pilots own three planes, two of which are trainers and the other a -I-fl. Members inust learn ingine care and how to tnake a Careful, over-all in- spection helore they start on the rudiments of fly- ing. For their meets. they practice for perfection in skills such as bombing ground targets with lilne sacks and spot landing. Hlhen. after much work, all skills and lessons are learned and a polished per- lorniance produced, the Purdue Pilots have reason to he proud ol' their accolnplishments. NZM ' X GR 'sffa Q. Y- : T 1 X . 4 S 1 I gh xxx if limi: Hunt Duzmc NIL't'kt'l', ,1'iL'll 1.1-c. CQc'1':lhl lill. Iiurl If, Olson, Ilcclrimk U'ilc'y N111 lilliwn. XYilli:l1l1 I'IOH-IIIRIII Normam, l,un '. Izum-5 1'41ym', Garry l'own'lI. Nwfnnrl Rmr: :-Q Iintlllccn FIUIIIINIUII, Dillllllk' lisil. 13:1rb.nr:u Nh-llgm. Xvllllti' Gumscm. l':1ul clIl.llllk'. kI.uucs NL-Iwn. Phillip XY.nlkc1'. l,.u'rx' FOLK-A-WHIRLERS .Xl thc call. Honor your IDlll'IllClkS.H lllc Fulk-gr wl1i1'lC1's lmcgin dllllfillg. Cillwl' to exhilmil lIlL'ilA dam ,X -Q xglz 4 WN kv-AQ Q .- '. 'x,.,s k g, .5 ig . . , X J, .Hn n . Q , f, ,T -ss P-ff Sc-ga-rliml. cgljllllli' Nlgnlu, NIM XX'ilwn. I-mn! Ifmrz ylulm BCIIPIIIAIII. Iizurcn ,xCk4'lnMll1, IAfllliNt' Xlznlflu, Ivan lHn1wlc'r, Rvlwual .Xlux:ll1rl4'l', XlLlI'g1ll'L'l l,.lIIlIJL'l'. 'l,m Nlxnwll. lftlllllll lim-xx. Cl.nmI Sl.lNllL'l'. tnmlwll IUIICN, ing skills or 1Ut'l'L'ly Im' clljnyxxlclll. VIWIIL' ll1L'lllIM'Y- E ship is open lu ll4IYii'L'S :md SWillgCl'SH xllilw, rlqllix . . . . Y I I U group WlH1I1gly IJCl'fHl'll1S lm' any llIIl4'IlHl1. lxn-zuly. Kim. Ifirc. II yol1'1'c iIllL'l'CSIL'il in slmfnillg. tlmcn join the Rillc Club, 'I'I1is Ulgklllilll- tum funuslmcs all IZUIIIIICN lm' rlllc :mal plsml slumv mg. XXl1cll11'r llcclglmg or Ima. LHlYSIll1lL'llI 411' Iguulry 1m-mln-r ul Punluc IS wclqmuc. Iiuflr Ilmw: Major llmmlcl Hgnrkins. Run llznulnlc, Icllrm lfn-ucrlmgulx. 1-'lxmk Ciwlllnznllu. Cllillunl lqwlmwln. llfklllllll Srlwchm, X'c1'l1fm Dgmirlwll. ,IRHIII Hinlf. Ifmnl Rmw: Ruxwll lirixkinl. -C1 EJ It -nf little limit lliwuluit' ll.lXk'll. llun' ligttillw. Dztlu l,1lIllC'l'lllLlll, Pliil llbllll. Ritltgtrtl flillllll. Iftlwatrcl -llllllhllll. Nlttlilt-tlmlti. lflul ll.tttitt.ttt. llvliiix l..lIllL'l'Ill.lll. lilcltlict' l'lfI7ll lfmri Rulmurt Stniiitmix, Rnlicrt Nlztttcs. Dznitl 'I'uckt't', 5lilllt'. N. tum! Hum: lltilwtl Htil.ul.tx. Ut-utgv Nt-t'tll1.tlt. .ILIHICN lflltllli llcls. llrtuc Xlliiigltt. klut' Iiflllllllll. AEROIVIODELERS lfittittg in p.ti-ts. tt-ating ctigtiiit-S. :tml litigilly Ily- tttg tlit- ltttisltctl plum- limit tltc cswtire ul iXcm- itmclt'It'i's Lllulw. lit-wiclcs ctiiuyiiig tlicitisclws amd S A Nl xlllllllg L-xlmt-i'it-titt' limit tltcii' liwlilmy. tltcy join iii . 0 . llxiitg uit-t-tx ming tit pimiiutt- mtttlt-I quintitm. Willt llw will Ol Sltiiillg lin' better lltztltugeriztl ttvitiititiliituitimi. tlic Swicty lm' tlic Aclvztticetiicitt of Nlgingigciiictit was loutirlccl :tt l,lll'illlC' iii 1959. 'l'liC tlulm also trys to sprcztcl ttticlcrstztmlitig ol' scictttilic ttigttiagcttictit ttticl its iitipm't11tit'c iii society. Iifftlq limi' ltiltii Illitmil. Xmlitiit Milt-ll. lltlxtiit l1'1lll.ll'Il. lit-1'ti.ntl lviwiuki, ,lqttk liutts. lftul .Xtttliuvm Until' liiiiglit, tix Nl.tlxxlt'IlIl'lxx. lliilwit l't-.ti-wit, XI.tx Wmtt. Ifafmt limit lltvitl Itimztn, litlwili lit't-vtlcti. D.titivl lfgtrktts. a, . . 'em 111111: Rmr: CQLIIW Ilml1'11. l'1it11111 XI11l1l111111I.111i. S111' Smith. R1111.1hl lliakx. H11111i K-r11'.1kl11111111'g1ll.1. S11s.111 f1l.ll1L'l' Xlchmli .Xl1111i, Nl.llllll'I 1.11111-1. l'.1l1'i1L l'1l111l1111111, lIixh.1111 O.I.A. S6.'L'lxillg' 1111111111111 l111111Is ul lcll1111sI1i11, llllCh'I' s11111cli11g 4111cl i1'ic11clship. thc Ultimo ul 11111-111.11io11.1l XH' ' ' h .1115 111-lu1111cs 111 IIICIIIIDCINIIIP sI11clC111s 411111 lg11'11hx 111c111l1c1's clcsi1'1111s ni Illl'IIlCl'illQ those IDUIICIS. O.I..X ulh-15 51111.11 .1111l 1111cllc111111l I'L'Kl'L'.llll1ll LIS 111-ll. limi: Huw: I'Z111'l1,11'.1 XUINIDII. l1'.111111- H.11I1.1ll1. lli.11111.1 1'kllNll'X LC'sl1c Slllllh. Imlllllt' 5lllIIll. X1'Il.1 Xlmlw. f..lI11lL' 5lL'QlI'Il'll IL111 13111111111-1'11', NIq11'1I1.1 I.llhNHII. R1-Iw11.1 CI111111111x, l5.11l1 Ixlliblllll. cjllllllit .X111h11u. 811111111 Ifmw: Rum' NI.1lx1.1ll. Imh C,1:1'111.111. f..11'11l l',NlC1'Q,l'L'L'Il. .XI.11'1lx11 IMII1111, l'l1f.1l11'll1 l.clh'1. X.1LxI1l11111l.l'11111l Ifmr: l11x1'l,f1l1111ll. I.11.11l l1.1l.11'g.1111. 5.lIl1lN CI11111'.111, lL.11'I1 SI1c1-ls, l,.lllll'lll' l,1'll'1L. l.lll X1k111.111. II1111- . ll.1xs.111. lx.1I1Lg ID1.1I1, TOWN GIRLS lhv Hl.lllll3llN I1111111' I111 T111111 K-11'lw is 1111 lhn 511111111 II11111 ul 1111-l'11i1111. ll1sI111111l11'1'c.21s11li11c. 111.11 .1ll thc Nfllidl g111cI N1-11 111' .ulixitics .11c 111gz1111fc1I I111 I,Lll.1VL'IlL'c11L'tlN. ll1c1l11hs 111.1111 lllll'lJIlSC 15 111 gnc Iflxyll g11'l-. Ll l111L 111 14111111115 hlc. lx.1Ihx R11x1'1'. lx.11l1x htlllllltil. l1.11l1 Nlllllll. Nh.111111 X11l111111l. l.1111'1 i.m1.1lw11, Nl11l11'h' Nlnlbnxwll. 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JUNIOR CLASS CABINET ,Xltct tlcttcgixitig its IUl'll1L'l' silc. thc ltcu' twcttty- IIICIIIIJCI Nltittim' Cllgtss KIEIIDIIICI Iccls iimrc' untitpctctlt In imrk tm tIIiIt'l't'lll piwit-cts :incl GIIIIPIIS pmblclns, uit Ii .ix class titlilimtiutt. at SIIICICIII gtlYCl'l1lIlCllI 1111111- Tl ic II'lICl'CII1IIIj'4C ul' tccliiiitul iclcns aimmg nero- ltm x tiztutic gil CIIQIIICCIN :incl those intcrcstccl in this science is the IJIIIXPHSL' ui thc Institute ul' ,Xcmtizittticztl Smit-mc. 1.4-ttttrcs :md clitmci' meetings with cIiIiI'c11 cnt sodium ul' IAS stimtilzttc group clisctxssiuti. Cintlitii tlimiw. Sul Ifclcliiiziii, lillvii Iiiikimtritk. I'I1il Rcntl. lifirl: lfmr: I.um-x Xfilxltw. I..ittx I'x.itis. Cilmtlcs I'Iut't. L ' Rimiiiiitl Simtlt. lhll Iuiili-x. NIJIIIII Imltl. lwnnl Hnzr: I,t't' Xiitlvr. Nlwlitt' II.ixt'x. if af 111.11 lC11:1': 111111111 X11111'1x, 144111111 11111111-11 111111111 111111, 111111111 111-1111111 X1111l111L'. 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Dznwn Stvvcm, Sumn l'xll'IlllllQ . l31n'lm11r1t Clurlmn, .lutlith Xlvlimlgn Nlmfmv. l'gxll'i4i4n Slmrlu. Sullv Rulu: Slmanrynll lipskx, lizrrcn lQl'l'llL'f',1,UI'llIIl Hill. XYill11w1v.. lltnmn Spuk. Virginian llcll. klnn .Xik1n4m. Lynne llful: lfmv: llmllm llcmlcr. llixlt' Nlnliimcxp Bill lirmvning. Nanny Olwn, Ruth Irvin. Clzmml Xlilllll. -Izum- xlt'llLlQllll1lll. ,lnnct Xl.1rsl1. lJl.u1.n l31JlltlL'lllLllI. Rem Rznvcr. liuwnlgm, l'3g11'l1 llvlllllwlll. .lutly Slmrp. Slu-rri Stoltz. Ifmnl ,lt'l'l'Y Hgnllclt. funk SlllllIlL'l'Ill.lI1. litlwin Xvllllllllpllllll, lluwcy limp: lim Maw Iicv, 'lkwlsly flI'l'L'll. Barb Iilmy. Bzlrlaxlrzl Stn-wut Sguulm'lrt-m.:im'.Siu-il.: Wilwll. NLIIIKYH1lll.Slllll't'Dll ,Xlliwm lcnmnint- Vlulumm. Rita hllltliiflll, Limlzt Brmvw. W.nll4ut', ,Iumly XIml1gm11t'1'y. SVIIIIIII Ifmv: Clrmnit' Mills. Dc-lurtw Nltilaunplxt-ll. limilx' Huxmll, xllllflxllll RllKl1lJlll'll. CL.1ml311 Rcyluultls, Alqmct tlmuxit-r. qlutlitlm Nlurris. il1llilllL'lY1lll Viola-t XVilwn, hluytt- 'l'lum1Imm, Alam .Xmlcrmn. Sxlxnlw. llvlulm-s fiuuk. llutlu' lllIllllllllH. Rllmlzl Dutlt, U'lftta1 lfifi liciltl. lfrunl lime: llarlw Rcmrcl. Cilcntla Olmerlneier, liaren at XI ut C.m1.t1ml,I,.11ulxtl I,I.lIIIllIl' limit lime: l.1t1't'y'loltnsm1. nlulm Nlybuk, luhn Iattmr. qlultn llttnltt-llmll, XI.ll'INIlt' Xltli , . NATIONAL E UCATION ASSOCIATION lhauxng students and Iaculty tlttser tugetlter In lurtlter the irleals ol cclutatitm in the Vnitetl States. the Student National Felncatiun .'Xssm'iatim1 prw lnntes interest in the teaclring, prolessiun tlrruuglr its varied program ol activities. 'lltruuglt participation in Indiana State Teat'l1er's Leaclersltip Cnnl'erenee. tlre state c'onx'entiun ul the college rltapters. ancl the Incliana State Teat'l1er's Clurrrelltimt in Indianapolis. nretnlzers ol' SNIQX learn ul the latest clevelnpnrents in eclucaticm. Organigfetl on a national stale. the association CIIi'Olll'1lgC'S future teaellers by presenting tnrmntlrly progratns covering placetnent and atlvancelnent op- portunities. and attempts tu create 11 general aware- ness ul' the te1tt'l1er's professional organization. 111111: linux Rnllt Xtm Irxin. lvrrx Ilallttl. html 1, S I S mul Itmwz Yixgilvia Sltwltstm. Stu- I'IL'lllIIlQ New ',wf-,eit::.-'.1 - 3 E Il S B I I I I I P I E' Xlxartl, -4- ' -4-4, 1-'f' -ov -l' .1-F .-i-1- ..--H ,,...- N., limi: limi-1 Itietu'u.t Etliiuixy I'Ierhert Hziitiuii. liiuziuuci I'hiIIipx. Imqili Ninude. ,Xituuine I'ctcr. Xiwrziifl lime: .XIJII IQI-II'.iIi.ih. mid .XIuut'd. Saiid IiI'I3in:t1'x', 'I't-Ixiliuu I'St'kt'IC, AFRICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Representing the Izutgest twntiuent. Alricau stu- dents lroui the Sudan tu Clzipetuwii uieet on PIITCILICIS caiupus in the ,Xirit-an Studenrs Associzitioii. This grotip fosters the hzisit gtiuis tif unity :uuoug theui- sehcs and IIIICIt'l'SI.lINIIIIg' with all I,lll'iIllL' students. lifnl: lfmw: Itihu Sih. Ihtvid Suu. Iimigliiig Yung, Bill Shun. Iwiwliiiig Suu. XIX-u-l,iu KIi.ui. 1,0111 Yung, Stguitoii Yun. 'Ixu- Yu' Klht-u. I.t-gt-ud I.i. It-ddx' I-Iu.uig. Swfmifl llmw: XYiIlizun Lee. Iii- I,i. Yue I,c't', Dgtritl Sw, Ifratiik 1.i, IYIIIILIIII Lee. Lick I t AQ TT N ., L 4x !L vi .,. N. Ihikuult- Iiiuutlu. Cnclwiu .Xuekwt-. l:!'4l7II1eUIl'f Melzik Nleugeslui, .Xstntir CLgtlu'zt-Nlzirizuu. I':1t Uclitliuuri. Reuben Ulcuilm. Sguuuel Ivgllllll, Silcmhi. CHINESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION IVhiIe striving to proniute greater friendliness itud understanding with other students on czunpus. the Chinese Students Associattirgiii also tries to present stud sustain their own rich heritage tlunugli various displays :uid cIist'ussituis. Haiti, Oscgu' Lui, Ciilbert Clhztu. Su'I,iug Cheng, Ping Fong. Fimil lffuvz SIIIII-XIYLIII II, Clhxiug. Fred Chung. Imp-1:11 Lani, Ruhcrt Cllizuig. lillen I.iuu. Ilzuues Chen. .Xudruw Tang, Lztureute lung, IIw117I'suu Feng. Don IVU. Q : , , + 5' S ' Y . - sw :- ,V -5 -. r N- .- . 'v I W, ., A A 3, x - ' es .:- . .v 1, 4 ,Q 0 ,w v., ': Q I ' 1... , . A 3 'J .Y gf AQ. AX' ' g -. 1 010' 31111: 1111112 CIIII R111111111-11. 11.1111 D1-I11111'g11, R111141I1I IX'1'i1c11IJl111. In H1111-1. XI.1x 1411111-rg. fICl'III.lII I'111i111. Y11t111' , . . . , , 5AlILI.lI'l'l.lg.lIII, R11I1.11'1I X.1l1u'. R:11111111 XI.II'llIIl'l. 311111111 l111x1'i 1111111 IJ. I.11l11I'. IX111'111x111 IX111L.1141'1', ILIII ,XIILlIl.lIl. .XI.111111'1 PAN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION I31'i11gi11g 111gc111c11 s111c1e111s IIIIIIII ,XIZISIXLI 111 1111- Cape 111 19111111 H11111-. 1111- Ijilll-.XIIlCI'Il'LllI CIIIIIJ slrivcs 111 11111s111i11:11c 111111 CIIIZIIQL' their llIICICl'SlLlllCIIllg 111111 1'ic11cIsI11p. RICIIIIJCIBIIIIJ i111'I111Ics 51111111115 111 IIIL' X1111'1'1111s LIIICI 111l11'1's 111111 IIIt'lIlI7t'l'S 41pp1'11x'11I. 131111: l:llI1'f IIL1I11'111I1'.1 SLIILI. 5lll'L'lItIl'.lll.lIII.I II.1I1g.1. X111111l1111'c111Ix Rcclcly. Yilzn' IzkI111l1'. ,X111.11'ji1 Singh, 1'1'111. R. 11. Dg11'1N. SQIIII f.II.llIk'I'IL'L'. R.lilIIlIk'l' Ix1111x1.1. .S1'111111l 1611112 9111'111'i.11' Cl111'1'i.111. .XIIIIILILI If.11'11111l. N.1gq11'11j .XNX.llIQ.I1'. l.1g1I1x11 5 , XS I,11l1cf. N.1111x .XIIII 8111-1114. I'1'111'x111 U111'cg1111, I.lIl1'I IIllllllt'II. . . , , - 1 XI.1I'k't'I f.II.ll'IIl, l'11111l l11111': U111.111'.1 I1c1I1111g11, ,l.lXIk'l' I 11111: IIt'lI.I 111111.11111 frL'IIlI.lIl XIc11.1. IJ11111111x 11.111-N, IDIIlI.llIN IIIII 1x11111', I11'.11111.1 IIi11sI1.111'. INDIA STUDENT ASSOCIATIQN IX'il11 l111'I1.111s 111111 IIIPIYIIIQ sg11'is. IIIL' 51111161115 1111111 I1111i.1 g:1l111'1' 111 1111'i1' .1ss111i.1ti1111 111111 .1 1111'c1' 111111 lJIII'I,II5I.A- 111 1-x11il111 1111'i1' 1l1'l. 1'c1ig,i1111s. 411111 lIlIIlII'C. 111 1111'1111'1' 11111-1'11g1111111.11 11111111-1'g1111111. 211111 111 1'x1I14111gc i1I1'41s .11111 xicxu IYIIII 111111-1-s. . . , 1 . . , , . X.11'.1111, I11'.1l1'x 51'1x.1sl.11.1. XIIII I'.1L1'1. NI.lIlL'lI1Il.l X.lIIIIll'. I'111111 lfllllf .X1'1I1111' Ii4111111.1k.11.111, Nlu. 6111111111 174115, Dui NI11I1I1q1111l.111i, 'I1111.11I1.111 11.1111 5.11111 N.11'.1i11. IixI1.1111.1 II.lQ,LII'.lI. X.11l1411 l5I1.1111l111'i. ,T 1 ff' 31 0 0. lb i x M- , :ev 1 ' ' any fxfi .Vw ,C X .0 ,x v ,, C h 'x , , '- tx . Q 'f --gb X in E f . A L . A L ' .2 Q. Q Ifnl: lt'n.t': lltxxd lnlltlut-ll. Gt-llw lltntlu. .Igttk stllllllCl'lll1lll. I't'lt1's. Lurtis llt'.uun. lx.u't'u Cmulmel. Rtnmltl RulJe1'ls, Ist-uh XI.ut1n C-nfs-1n.u1, Iulnt SllK'lbIlL'Ill. Iwnnl ldmw: XX'illiauu Dunatltl Utnuw, AGRICULTURAL COUNCIL c:tJI'l'C1llIill!,IllCIllIllClitlllSUl'lllCC1HHCQL'Uf,XQ1'ie B G R ' R D culture. tht' Xgrit ulture cztlllllfilH1511f1'iCSlHllI'Ul1ltllC I L L ttltmst-1' relntiunsllip lrt-tween the students and lsllfllllf' tnd ln tllxgllllili' .tnd secure pulmlitity lm' its student lmdx. HPL,l.miHm :md mtixitiw' Dc-lving into the etmtuntitztl aspects uf Ag1'it'td- I ture, the .xgl'it'lllllll'lll ISlt'UllUIIlit'S Club also ztttelnpts In present july uppurttlnitit-s tu its IHCIIIIJCYS, besides ulieritlg lellmvsltip and lurtlmering ltienclsltip. The IllClllIJCl'5llilJ is upen to all students in the .Xg Selltml. limi: lffm-1 liill Ilt-mltwstm. l,.u1x liutlngt. ,Xllt-n I3.tktA1'. l't-gnmulm, 'It-rrx Xlwrs, llill Ifux. lI.n'1'x' Mtllqunmun. Alttxnes XI.u'xin R.tns.u. Ixuuu CQ.trtlm-13 xY.lllL'l' Oxexstrt-t-t. I.unt's Xt-lsun. Ifmnl lfmwz llnxitl S1J1llIy'lL'l'. XYilli4un l'L'llig1'l'W. Gary ilu: lust-P11 Xlllfml. XI.utxtn lt,II1il..NfwtmfI Rmr: l,xIt'CLul1n. Xltlinigln. Iicllx lixtll, Rm Stltnetk. Gergtld Cinllings. Leon Innes Cltndln. Iultn KQrt't'u. lduu Xigll. IUIIH Nt-lsnn. liulm Stfu1t'4il1l1e1'. 'l'llun1.ts Cox. 1- f . ? - - L ff vi FN , X x., Y Q C QW. X ' ' f Y L A QI I A 'yi F43 ff' I ,if L- iff -' MJ Aux limi: Ruin: lS1lI I'11'sl1111. I:1'L'kI Ixln'111. IIn'1'I1 Sw.1111, .X1l.1111 NILWLIN. lwl Iimlglm. lml I311Il1111. .XIIUII IJ. f,11ukc1'. XI.1x I isI11'1'. R011 R.1u'1'. IIKIII 111111-11I1411'l, lJu11.1l1l 1X1I.1111w11. Im'1'1'x IX'xw11g. Ik-um Slmmll. II.1ll.1s NIill1'1'. I1mIu111 XI. Chunk. CQc1':1IcI I'ilIxI'HIt'. 11.11111 l 111'1I. 'l'f11r1l Huw: XIUI111 II'I1i1l111g11:11. l.11L 5.lXXNk'l', lmnl lfnzw: lt'I'.lItI SL'lllIl'IXk'L'LIi. Ilmc-11 II.lllI XY. I'II'lL'IIKI. XI.1x 'I'.1xI1111 Ruger 51I1c1'111u1'I1111'11. Rn tJ1111.111. 1111111 Nugp-111. l,11k 5IIIllIIQ'llll.IIl. IJI111 fQv1111w. II-111.1l1I 'I'I1r11114u. I..ll'l'N F1'1r111I, 13.11111 Ciriw. 1111 XIIIMJII. Run IQIIIJYIIN. NI.lI'lIll C.11m111.111, Rfnlfml I'I1111Ln-11. Ir.II'I I11111c-s I'IllINNL'I'. Rul1.1lcI IYcslc1'lcI1I. Ii111 IlIu11w. Xwmlfl lfmw' K.u11l11'1. R4111 I-R1x111gl1l. X.1111x I..11xla'1'. IIVIIIIIN NM1lI1c1u1'. II.lIIlL'I IX IISUII, RUMA11 NI1-x1-1'I111llf. X111111.111 AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION CIo111bi11i11w' ,XQ111 llIllIl'C 111111 Ifcl111111i4111 lI111'cI111-S , 1 . . - .1 - .. - - . . - AGRICULTURAL .Kg lllllltllh IIIICICSICCI 111 In-1111111111 IIIII2IcICIII 1111-11 IilIHXX'IC'IIgt' 111 IIIC 11m Iiclals by p.11'1111pat11111 111 ilu- .Xg'1'i111It111':1I I'f1I11cQ1li1111 511110131 Iklw rlulm wlimx CIIQIIIKKCS to 111111111-1 51111111 and p1'11lumi111111l CUIIIIIIIN. Imwlixlilillg IIN' glflwillg IXMVIS HIC MIUINC ill IXQIIIKIIIIIIIIC. thc Ng S1 11-11111 CII11l1.1lsw IJIIIJIIKKIICS ilu' lIlIIt'IL'lll sc1c11t1I11' 1.1111-1x .lXlllI.lIPIL' 111 ilgl'lllIIIllI'L'. Il L'Ill1lIIl'.lgt'S g1Il IIIIL'I'l'NIL'lI III Mltlltt' .1111l IIS IICILI- 111111 IX'llIl .lgl'Ill1IlllIL' 111 10111. 11141: lffmw I,.Il'l'X II.lIxk'l'. II.llII CQ1'nsx111.111. R11Iu'1't II11I111, 041111111 IQIIIINIICII. lwml lffmt I11In11.1 Uwwclx. c-IIIIIIN Ile-q11u11. I'c1111x Ix1111wlu. A , ' Q 'v- pn. ,1- sf ' x .X . fi 'ax 1 f '- X X1 A vera Ilfnl: lt'mt': Lt-rix lit-titlti, lit-nuts Ntmk, Pztul 1iAll'll. .link liil1g.l'rm1tlfn1t': .Xlherl liCliiL'I'.1'ill1ii Nagel, Kzilhv Ioluistun lngels, luhn fillllllillgihllll. .Nrmufl Huw: ,luhn Myers. Ruger lim' Xitezun. Niinty Sathnd, 1,:n't'y Btninell. l'.nks. Xllntn lwvle. l.4ni'y Hutsvll. Rmmld Fwgtnsmi. Rrniidd HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY 'lhrmtgli the intritaite study ul' niztny different plants. the iitllililllillllit' Clluh gains new insight in the lield tml gig1'it't1ltt1ie. .Xt their ineetings they put- sue the fleeting mysteries ol' Mutlier Nature hy dis- cussions, expt-rinleitts Lind spet-itil lectures. nuggfdf MI the m'fmbC1'5 UI mf' llll-'HWS SAY lfiitoiiiulugitxil Society, whose specialty is in dealing with the last-inztting study of insects. This organi- fiititmn strives to stituulztte interest in lintoniulogy and its zillied hrzuitlies. zuld is open to :ill students. limi: ltmw: Ihnmld Stluitlt-11 Ca-i.tItl Russell. l..n'ry Hldlilllllill. XYiIli.un Butts. Rwdtiey liirkttni. XYi1lixun Yendol, .Xhul liathir. Irzuiklin Ii.nt-innilt-n. lJ.tt'1'y Sznnlers. lktxitl lilgiu, .Xwmml Ifmnl lime: Hill lftister. Gttrv liutkiughzun. Ilmviirtl Deny. mv: llznwild Swwk, Imnqild 'l'Iuun1is, Imni l,illiIlQL'l', -Iznnes Oxierin:tn, Melvin Miller, I,:1wt'ente Pf'n'te1'. t. . f, ,B . 1 'N -1' 'F ggrwffn, as hu 'fr ' 1 ' 1 'K J GM i. x- N, se -f .- J , ' ,f KAI the :annual Nliclirest I-'m'ester's Cloiirlzire. Clntnpeti- tion in such events an lug eltuppitig. nizttrh splitting. Inq rullinq, ITEC identilicntiun. the chain throw :ind i 1 pole elinihing tnzide it hard lor the sturesslul winners to receive awards hir their seliuuls. hut easy tu receive xplinters for their eilorts. In addition to their sm-itil functions. the lfurestry Clhih publishes the Purdue Ing' as it vearlmuk ul the ztetivities nl the sehuul, pru- moting interest zunung students in forestry as it pro' Furestt'y suininer ramp experiences to the eluh. enu- xineing them ul the values they may iind there, und ent-mirziging thetn to continue in their chosen field. Burl: lime: NIiih.1el kludzu. lien Clunningh.un. lhuid lit'llI.l. l'inth1tt. .Xnmltl lfmwi I.uk xXk'llQl'l'l. CL.u'x Ulettet. C11 it, ' ' tx l lfred Hzirnisth. l'du.trd H.u'txell, fiilLllil'x luure. lxulmld l.i.utt, Ilennix Stine. lfietl XX'.iI1. Ihre Xteetl li. Cleue llet Hasselt. Run flux. Inu Huth. Ruger XX'.ud. Hill Humling. liill l'illlQl'l'.Iili. ll.ih' l1fnkliultlt't', Rullih Uweli. lxen Sltmxpiiltt l':iuI ,Xl'llliJl'llNIL'l' Ueurge XYUII. fi.IlX Yierk. N-rxite I'ivtI'l't'sl. Dirk Rune. Huh l3l.u1k, lx I.nnu Hrindl. Iwnnl lime: ill I'f'l1nl lime: Ultllzue IJeH.u'l. Iini lhrlmew. l,.trrx I'rxe. Kuhn lhuiildx, Nlike I..uuht-tt. Chen Ulntgei. xhllllll lieu-ie, K ul SlilL'4'll, Owen Butggd. 'lltd killl'lk. XYJNIIL' ljikixllhlll. l'ikiW.lltl lilirgt-wit, Iiiu Xithtu. Hula Stlmeltlw. lerix Nilxllll, luhu fliirlile. john Hairriwn, XXI-xiitztt' liuwi, Ihre Sink. .Xddix-in XYitilu. ibewge H-me. Iltwnimx XY.tggeitet'. l'.tul X'eriuiIlirni lniuismi, Clatrl l'rrur, l.gtrrx' liulkh.u't, Dun xilxltlilllll. Gillurd FORESTRY CLUB Foresters also study rare plants. This yeztr the Purdue Ifurestry Clluh was htm lu 1 1 ession. Annuztlly. senior students deserihe their l C1513 ,S I1111l1 IC11z1': 1m1111111'11 N1-ls1111. 11111111115 11.l1'l'1'11. 11111 5111111111 1111111111 11.11111xN, 111111.11111 111'1'111s. 1'1lll'1 R11I11'1'1x1111, 1.11111 1l11I11N1111. 11l1IIL'N Riggs. f.1l.1l'1t'N 511.1113 111111 1..1111s1'. 11111 1 11x. 111111 1.1111111N11111. R1111 11111111 fvll1'N 1X'11x1111. 511111111 1'111: 'I'l111'11 l1'11:1': 1111111-1 1'N.I1lN. 1111111110 1LllIlL'N, R11g'1'I' HllXX'11I1l1. '1'11L'1ll14lI'LJ 51IL'11JL'11i 1.11111 111'11s1111. 1J1111' U1'1'l'111'111, N1111'1'111 RilIIlSll1'. 11111121111 SlAl1l1, N1l1'1ll 1,1111g. 13111 1'111w11'x, 1111111 51I11l1l, 111111 111-.111111. 11.lXL' 111111. 1'1lLIl11i CI11.1x1.1111. S1'111111l R11111: 19111111111 BLOCK AND BRIDLE ,Ks 1111 lI11L'l'L'S1 g1l1111J 14111 11111111111 511161111 111:11111's, 13111111 111111 11111111' is il 111111111 1ll'g11111lCC1 111'111'11y. 1ll1X1I1Q .11-11111111 51x11 111111111'1's t111Al111g11f1l1t 1111- 1111t11111. 11111s gl'll111J 511111151118 1111'c1's11 111111'111111s. 1111'11111111g' 1llC1g111g 1111111's1s 111 gin' 1110111111-rs 1'x11t'1'111111'1f. l2111l.' lC11z1': 111111111111 11111111111. 111111 1Q11lQ. 1121111-1' 11l'1Il1I1'1l1llN. 1711111111 f11.l1.l1ILL'. 11.111111 141111111111 l'11111l H11z1': 1111111 G11111111, 11l'1llL' I1111111, 511111 N111111111. 1Y111111111 Pr1's11111 1-1 11l1l112111. 11111111111 '11111111111s. 111111 f,Yl'1x1JCL'1i, X1lL11lL1 NY1111111111g11111, 1,lI1l1 1111111111-, Leslie CI11111'111111111e1. R11 1111 151111. 11111 111111111:111. 11-111 1Y111i11111s, 13c1-71111 NIIDIJIIIC 11111111 R1111': 11111111 Cl1111111'1', 1111111 Cl11i11. ,X1111' H11l111'1'. 1111111111 8111111-11 1J1.111111' 111111. 1111111 S111'11111'1'11. 111111 Gentry 111111 11'1lX1ll'L'1X', 111111111111 1icl1'1'. C1'111'g1- NI11l1'r, 51111111111 R111111 N111111' 1,ZlW1l'1', 11111111 1111111111-11 1116 1714111111116 11111 as11c1 1401111111115 DAIRY CLUB 131111131156 111 1116 P11111111 11l11'Y C11111 18 111 1I1lL'l'L'S1, 111 1111111111 k111111'11-11gc 1111111111 11 1s111 111c 1jill1'Y 1111111s11x. 111111 111 1lI1'111Ll 1111 111'l11'1-1-11 1111-11111' 111111 s111111'111s. x1t'Il11JL1S1l 1 15 11111411 111 1111x' 8111616111 111 lg111ll11l1lL 111 P1111 1Y1'111111111'1' 1.1'1l.1 11111. 1':1l X 11111111 11111 S11111111'1'1111111 ,Q Wx 1 .-Q gf limi: lfmw: lmlu lll.uLlu1'4l.l'1l lhulvl, lmn f.ll.lllt'NXXHllll, llllwlllllg, Xknxm- lim-llvx. lxl'IIlI4'lll lla-Imlx, l'1ul l3llll'Ill 'mlm lkwru-s. Rimlmrsl Ruclullnlu. lltlllll flllllllll. Rm l,.IlIN lL'.Xl.IX4 lllnmlsl lr.u', lmlmlwrl I,.mlv11 l,lllllllP Llvllla-1 Clfmlmul. XIIILIII 5l4vX4'I. lhn lll11lll.l. Inu- XYilll.n1m. lim In-llx lllI!ll'l. Rugl inlxlmn. lvllx Ru-fl Iwml lfffwz lwl fllllllllllglllllll. 'l'lmfl ln'-nw: lvmlcl Imvvlm-11, liulr RIQIIVX. Xlmxlvlx. lwl XX'lll.ml, l.Xllll ll.llll.lll.lIl, xl-llll.lIll ll.lIllxlllx l,.Il'lN lilhlllxx. l'.Illl Xmmlxlmll. lun 5Illtli'l'. Slum- Klum. lf'IIX Xl.Il4lIIf'X. lulki,l.n1l,fLr-ngv llXlllL1. ll.al1 C-imma. lum xxl4llll'l l'inlu'x, lkulm Xlfmlr, lximl.ull Hbllx. Xl.nxm Slum. XlL'X.lI!lll'I. l'.ul1l lllulu. I3-,ll XX'1lll.r1m. llull lxlllmlll. Riclmlfl Xl1bL'llL'l. Xmfnffl lfmr: linux lllllll.lQk'l. in-mlml Nl.lll IS dug N lmcml ll'll'llll - wpu mllx' ll tlml mgm 18.1 XL-Ir1ll1.z1l.m. llw.XWN1.1111m1v.n1.ulvupul tlnm NI1lilClllSllllL'lL'NlL'll in lluc .ulxglluclmwll ul xclvllllgllw vin-ilu-. .Xl lllt'll mmlllllx lllk'k'llllgN. well mm lm lIlllllll'L'kl Illk'llllM'lS lucsll spullwls Ilwm llwX1-I mlmul llmuxx zlmcll pmlq-m1n1l.1l mn-L. .xml lJILL'Sl'llI lllL'X1ll' lwux jul:uppmluxlminiw.n.1il.1lvlv. limi: lfmr' lulm Nlvlflmwluwll. lun Hllmlm-gm-l. llml llnlmlwnu. Num, llvllf llmslwnl l4,l1N1lf1n.u11, Xlwllill Slumk. l'lul Xlinlml Xlxrull llnlwllm, lim Xllllbllll. lulm l'lwl1rlH:L. fvL'lX.IN Cmlslfm ivxllmll. lmnlulll llulv. Rm NmiIl1, 'Imac' l.culN 5llILIll'l. IL-In Rusk, lllllll' l:.llxl'I. 'lllzml Iffmt xlulm l'I1il Cmf-Inl. lmml limi l'lzll Slmlm. lim lu: llulwll RHI: Klmlu-llv. lm- llulclcr, lm Xlllxllrlwll. lnlm lhurllu. KQ.m+l Clrll I-rllng. l.Lj1lll,lIIl l,l1.ul.nm. IXIIII Xl.llIlll llxll I-lvrl:-x Y.m l'.u'lm'l. lilll lllIIIllJlIILX. I'l1il llXL'l. lilll Xlu1'1.nx. Iklvll ll-,Il ,Xlallunm-ll. liuly l.ltlxllI.lIl. SllIllllLlN. Yu lY.nll.uL-, Mwmfl lffm-1 fum xll'lNlt'lll1LIll. Inu- - , KK-f N f: -J ,fr - ' a A . V x . M AX T .K l ' 'K l - 111111: If ff,1 : 1.11-11111-11 111- ll1111111111111. 11.111111-1-11 111-111111111111 Cwllccn Xl1lx1111:11, N111.111 X11-1.111111-1. 51.114111-1 X1.1111pl1-1, l'.1l1'i1i.1 lJ:11111, 11.111 Xl.11Nl1. 13.1111 111l1.11111111g11111-11-1. 13.1111 H.1ll1.111.11, X.11111 S1.lIlllIX, S111-111' I'11111l, 1il11.1h1-111 1.111 X1-1111-11-:1, Xl.11g1-111: l11i11Llc1, 111111 Nl111'g:111. I-11111111 11' ff.: 111-11111 11111111-11, 14.111-11 R.11l1L1- N.Il1 l1NllL'L'l. Sl1g11'i1- R11l1111, 13.1111 k1111111111.111, 1,11111 1111111-1. l1111111.1 C1111-, 11.11111 5111111-1, l'.1l1i11.1 N111-.111-cn. l11'111- l'l11ll1111 I.11.1l.1 11111 ll.1iwl1111, 311111 l111:1gl.11111, l'.1l1'11-141 SL'lll'L'N. 11.-11111 Xlugg ll1111l l1'11.1' 1k'.l1l X111-, N.1111i 151411. 1111115 Y.11111'. R1.111 .111 1l11I111, 111111.1 l'l11ll111x, 8.111111 51.llIII11. l5.11l1.11.1 N11-11g1-1, 1.u11iN1- 5K.1lh.111111, I'.111l.1 Xl.11111, 111111 1.11111, 5111- 11111111-11-1, 5.11.1 B1111111, Nl.11ll1g1 1-111g1111i11. PURDUE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB lf111!, li1-.1- l.1111l11 121111111-, 111111 H111111, 111111- 1,lYll11lL'llUN'. .xllll RQ11, 51111111 l11ll11Ix11-1- xllll N11.1ll11. 1.1111- 1111111l, 1.1111- l'b.llll, I!.11111i1- 1.11111-11111, 11111-11 lx1111l1'1, 'I.111111- S1111Il1, 11-111-111 N1-111111, C1'11'l1.1 Nlallllillig, SU1' 111111-1, 111.1111-81.11111-1 I-11111 l111.1-' l.1111l.1 11111-111111-, N11-111111 Xl1l11.'1lu1-, li:11l1i11.1 . . , , . 1-.11l1.111. XI.11l1-111- 11111111-11. f..l111.l l111111l1, R.11- Xllll fLl11lll.1ll. H1111 A1111 N1111111l, 111.1 1111-111-1, 1.111 11111. 1111111 l'1lll11.ll1l1l, N1.11i.11111:1 Smith, il.11.1 111-111-ll1', l111'111l.1 11.111, 111-11111-1 S111-1111-. 111-lJl11c R1-1-11-1, I-11111111 I-'1111' R1111-1111 l'111ll:11x. 111 111111-1, l'1.11l1L11.1 ll111lg111, 111111 l'illk'Il 1-llll1L'l, Nl1.111111 N111111111g4 Xl.11g.111-I 11111111111-, 111-11111 1111-11 Nl.111 l'1-111111113 S11'.111l11- 81111111111-, 1111-1111 l'I1-11111-1. 1.1111l111 l'il1111l, 11111131 1111l.11, Xl.11'il111 S11111111.111, 11.111-11 111111111-13 X.11111 11111-11, 1.11111 X1111 S11111l1, Xl.11'i1111 1-11111. Xl.111 lx.11 N1111Ii.1lI, 1l1l111.1 111-11-1, Xl.111l111 111l1111llgC'l. 1.1111- 51L'L'll'. 11.11 1..1111111:1, R11x11- Xl.111'.1I1 'll1111l 1111.1 11111 C.111l11.111, 111.111 1.1111-, .xllll 111112 171-1111iw, NQ11111 Nlills, -1112111 P1-:11's1111, 111-lun Rumle, 111111111110 N11-1111011111-r. 511111111 1111.1-: lTl111111i.1 Buck, 8111111111 XIQ11111, 1111111111: Bzirncs. 811111 B1111ll1, 1.11 5110013 Kl:11'11l111 R1-1 1111l1lx, KQ111-11 Olcr, l'1'iQci11:1 Hxlsh, 5111- B11111-1', 11.1117 Bc11-1'l1-111, 1L'l'lXl1 D1-1111111-si, P111 NICYCY, Plllllll 01111-11, Nl.11'1 1,1I1k'1llNll'gL'l', Sl1i1'l1'1 P13111-11111, ,1g1111- Spixlguu. I'1'1111I 11'U1l'4 111.lIlIQ I'1l11gl1111-11, NIg11g1-11' 1111111-1. ,XIIIIC G11xl1111'11, 4211111110 1.cz11cll, R111l111 1'L'lgllNKl11, 1-1111 Nl.11- Ku, I1,11'l1.11'.1 liuwv, 8111111111 Sl111plc1', x1lI1'g1l1'L'1 11.11111-Ni, X1il1'1l1.l Y111111.111x, Ctlllllll' Xlillx. 12111111 1-'1111111'icsl, L1c1111ic Nuff. 1.11111.1 11111111-1', 111-11111111 1111111111113 Sluclying 111111'c 1111111 11161-1-11' c111114i1ig :md sewing. 1111- Home IC1' 11121111115 111111 1111111115 discuss their scien- 1ili1' l1111111'1c-1lg6 in the 11111116 151' Club. Boasting 11 large 1111-111111-1's11ip, this group meets 131116 a 1111111111 211111 61111115 p1'1,1g1-111115 11'i1h 11161111-5 Tllllglllg lroiu inter- 11z11i111iz11 111 p1'111essi111iz1l. The basic 15111130565 111' 1111: l'111lJ 1111- to p1-o1'ic1c- lelluwsliip and 111 p1'C'SC11I 1'1pp111' Illl1i11CS 111 1111-11' 1JZ11'111'11l11l' 111-111. 11.11111-ll, xl1llX .1g111-1 l'.IllxL'l1lJL'lig, 11131111 111'11111g, 11111111 1L.11'1'i111r, R11lJ1-1l.1 R111-1-11, 1.1111- Nl.1111, 5.1111 511-11-111, l,1111.1 ,X11g1-1I111gl1l, 1'1-11111 N1l'llQL'l, 11111111111 Y:11li1. 1,X1l11 N11-1-1114 X1.Il1.Ill 11111c1, 11.11811 R41l1c1'11', 5111111131 l.1111'1'1, 1.1111- 11111111.11-1, Xli11- .Xl1111l1, 11111 611111111-11-1, 11.110 l5ill'1'L'l1, f1.ll'Il1 K1-111, S1l11.1 111111, X1-1111111 11111111 l-14111ci1- S11-ll, 5111.111 Griggs 19111111 1-.11-1111-, 1111111 ll.11:iN11:1, 1.111110 Y11111'l11-1-1, NJIILQ '1111111-1, .1L1ll .-X1l11Ul'NL'll, L11111111- 111-1111:1111g, 1'L1I 111-1'1c1'. R.11'u11 11111-111-1, Pegg l-111111. 511111 Nil1'llgilI1. X1.11il111 l'i11u-. 5l1:11'1111 1:11La1111, 511x111 1.1-111111, N41110' l51111'1lu11, 41.1111- 121111-111111 I-111111 l111:1': l':1l 1,llllL'X. R111 Xl1l1111111l11, D1-1111-1-s Cook, BCLLN 1-11-111111.11111, 111111 Xl.1ll11x, 11411111 liI11111111w1111, x1L1l'1 1Yi11111111', C111-li Ill1'c1'. Xl.11'111.1 l-111111, 111111 1llXl1L'l, 11-11 1il'1lll1lN, 111111111111 11.111, Ka1rl11' C1111-, 111111 1111-111-1, 11111 111-11111- - A .. t'1 A fi -. - -N I f- 111111: lfmv: X1'1111.llll X11'll11L'l111.111. 1l1l1lk'l'l l111f1lll.,11. KL!-111-11. C-1.1ll1111. 1.111 11llllllL'11. R111-111111 N1.11x1.11I. 11.111 1'1111x111. 111111 Hllllllllbl. R11-N ll1.'1X'11-sv. 1111111 l..11 1'11'1-. 1,1111 11111111 S111-111 1'11:1ll. 1.1111' l'.1ll1-111111. 811411111 I.ll1xN 1l, X1.llN 11IIlI11. 11111111111 I-1111g11. 11IlltL' 11.l1xL'l. l..111'1'1'1111' l'111'l1'1'. l.ll!lL'N Uiggx. NL11111111' x1'.I11xlllN. 1'1'gg1 N1L'I!Q1l. XIIIIQ' X1111111g11111. X111- 114111 1.111'111'. X1L'l'1Xll X111I'Ig1lI. 11111 Fux. l..111'1 1-'1'i1'1111. 5I.lIl1L'X 11111111-11 1.X11I.1 X1g111111g111. l,1'11111 f1l.1lll'X, 1.11111 1.111 1l'll1I P111-. 'l'l1111l IC1111': 11.111-11 .1111-111111. 1.11111 13.1I11111k. X.11111 51lll11. fllfllllll' 11l'lQlll-Ill. l'111111 l1'11.11 11111111111 81111111-. 11.111111 111111, 111111111 1J1.,11111l 11,115 111-1-1-11 111111111 11,11-N. 1.11.11-Q11 11111111 1.111-I11'1. 11111111111 1'11111111N. l,11111.1 !1111111-I. f11l1Il11' l1'.11.11 11.111-'S111111'l. Xllll l111111111111111 1311111111-S11.11'l1'1, 1111111 111'11lIl1.lI1. 1l114ll1.l 1111111 11.111111 R.11l1111. 1.11111 L111111111. l'.11111I11- 11l111'N c1k'111'gQ' XI.1111. l,1Ill1.l Ruxt. Xll1Ill.I1I XY111l.11x1'1'. c1lll11N 1111111111 41111111111 1'1'l1111111- 1111111-I 51-111111 1111111 NIH' 3 ' I 11.ll'l'L'1 1l'L1xIlllJ.llIQ11l. .11111 l,11111ug11111. 811111111 1511117 Xl.11g.1111 111111111111 11111111 111 1111010511111 I11L' 2111 111l'11111K'1N 111 I1lL' 1'111'1111cR 1-11 1111111 ix 1111' I1111'111.1111111.11 1'1.lll1l Y1111111 l-Qx111.111g11111'11g1.1111. I111pi11g 111 l,111l111111L' 11111111 11cg11c 1111'11llQ'11 .1g1'111111111111 .1sp1'1lx. l11L'IIl1DL'lx 4111' 1'm111111sil111- I111' in 1i11.1111111g. 1111111 11111111111X l11L'L'1' I E ings 1111c11 1L'llIlIIk' s11u:1L.1'1s. 111111111111 111111-g1.111' 1-11 1 N I IllL'lIl1JL'1'S. 11v11l1l'L'1l1l'11 111 111511188 l1lL'llk 11111010111 lllltl' 11z11i1111.11 1-x111-1-1111111-1. .1111l 11111111 11111 .111-.11 111 i1111'1-ul, Ucsiclcs 1.111111 1L'lllIlxL'S .lll11 11411'IiL-N. 11111 l1l111 .11s11 1-I1-115 i1s1111'11 .1111111.1l 11111-Q11. 1111111 liruri f1K'l.l1l1 l'1111.111-. 11l'.Illl' l111111111N11I1. 51111111 151111 R11111 X1.l1'11XII X111111. x.llltX 1lll1'N, I11111' 11111111 N111111'1 111114 141111. 1.1-s11c C..11'1111111.1c1. X111111.111 1.111113 Rll1l.llt1 X1l1'11. N111.111'1. 111111 l'1111'. I1-.111 111-I,1111g 111111111-1 Xl1l..111111I11-11, 11.1111 1X'1111.llll 11.llN1L'X. II1'111 N11'.1111. l1'11.1 1311111111 l'1111 15llN1xL'I. 111111. N1111.1 111141, 5llL' 141111. 111111 111111.11111 l'11111I l1'1111'1 'l'!1111l Rmr: l'1'1'111'111L x.I1'xK'. 111'-11111 5.lll11P1l'. P11111111 XY.11111'1. 8111.111 X1l11L'I. l.11111.1 1'11111111s. 13.11 f11lll.lI1. I.IIll1'N 11Ll1Dl'Il11l1l1. 11111101 f11ll11JX. 11.111 111111111 R1111 l.1111g. 11.1111 l 1'11'1111. 111111 11111111 X11'x.1111111. l1.111- L111111111. Xl,11g l..1111111'1, X11.IlI 11111111111 X1.lll S11.11'1f. IL111- l11L'lN. X.11111 1..lX111'l, N1111111l 13111-1k1'1. 11.111 1'1'l1111111. 111411 11.11111 I.lll1'l 1.111111-111111. l!f1:1': R11111'1l.1 11.1-.1.1111. N1Xlll.l 111111111413 X.11111 R11111'11, X1.I1Q1t' 19 11 11 , L1 0 1 :Ta A A 1., .l.... 1,. .l-l. 1.l T,-. . .T -111- 151111: lluzrz 'l11l1u lxiug. l..1w1'1-1110 B1-114. Rrllllllll RoI1c1'lx. I'l111u1.1x NI.1llc. Klux B1-11l1'1'. .l11l111 Nlillvr, Ri1l11u'1l Largo. 'l'l111'1I Rmr: l'l11-111l111'1' SllL'l'lJl'lli, Dcuuix Allclllllllllllll, XX'illiz11u l7v111N1l1. Ri1l1.11'1l lulllllllhlll. .Xllrcrt Nlthlli. Inc Pcmlcu. Ilzwicl l'l.ll'IIlHll. lim lfisslu-1', lic-11 1i1l11111111lw11. Yf'1U111l lfmv: Lugcuu AGRONOIVIY CLUB Tlu' .Xg1'111111111y Club p1'o111111cs lcll1m'sl1ip. lczul- c1'sl1ip, 111111 11 lJl'4J2lllCl' ljllilkglxflllllfl :md lxll0lYll'KlgC of ag1'ic11lt111'C 115 ll xvlmle. To do this 1l1c club am- quaims intc-restecl llllClCI'gl'2lClllIlICS in thc applica- 111111s ul and the 11pp111'111111t1c-5 111 11g11u1111111y. 151111: l1'f111': 'l l111111.1s Nl411'sl141ll, Xlicllzwl .'X1l:1ir. 'l0lIll Nl1111i11tu, HQ'lllkN XlvQlllk'I'. llc1'l11-1'1 lllllllhlll. xllLllill'l Df11111l1111-, HLIICHCN llllllllg. I'm1ll Ifmr: xl.IIl 5llllIlI. 1.11111-N Xnlcu. lluu lllllllllgil. l 11 Q. llollx. Phillip Stryker, Dania-I xvllstbll. kIlll0I1lAlh Cooper, Riclmral Xlzwmc, LILIIIICS D1lll1K'l'Y. 1111111 E1l111f'1111ls011. .l0llIl Nlillb. 1011111 Rnzw: Duxicl Cotlvly Dwiglu Xxvllllllllli Jerold llL'l'lilI1S. lvllllillll Peters. lolm XYeis111illc1'. IJCRIII BIYJWII, L.l1111'lc-s CAMERA CLUB XN'i1l1 s11z1ppiug SllllllCl'S 111111 u'l1i1'1'i11g wi11de1's, pl111111g1'g1pl1c1's Ikmlluw lllf?l1l lmlpby 1111dc1' the auspices ul Illt cl2iIllL'l'll Club. l'lllt'Olll'HgCCl by clark 11110111 llzuililics. i11s11'11n'Ii1111s, z111fl unlltcsls. :my k'lllllCl'1l cu- lllll5l1lSl llllly join llllll sl11111Il ll.lXlCl ljllllllll li4111, Lxlc llcmly. l'l1illil1 limo. licu LCC Silnwlli. 1- sf? '- ' Tn lginiilizniizc stnclcnts with the pmlcssicm ul pliarnlaq' is thc niziin olmjcclixc ol the l'nrduc clmp- ICI' ol' thc .Xniericziii IJlllll'IIlIlL't'lIIIQLII ,Xssuciritiuii 'l'hc orgziliilzitimi also gnlcinpls to cnliglncn the SIIICICIII5 :is to sonic ul the existing PYUIJICIIIS within thc pm- Iicssion and to stininlaite interest in thc work of the Plia1'ii1z1ccl1tiral .Xssm'i11tioii. Spcuilwrs limn thi' lzunl- ty :incl xnrimis lielcls nl' pliziihiziq' gincl pzincl clisrus- sions highlight the inonilily meetings. Nleinhcrsliip is open to gmcluxitc stnclcnts in plignnizn x' mn' 1'cl:1lcc'l liclds, sturlcnls presn-lnly cnmllccl in thc siliuul ul pliznnizicy, and lreslnncn stnclying unclcr thc pic- pliarniacy l'll1'l'Il'llIlllll. Allcr QIXICIIIZIIIOII. thc SIIILICIII is eligible luis IIICIHIKTSIIIP in thc pmllcssiuiiqil .Ximi- ican Pliarlnaceiitical ,Xssuc'i:1tirm. -no I-mn! limit lmu' Slum. D.in I-m'i'l11c1i. XV:1xnC Riihm AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY 15111.71 Krfir. lliili Ilrnlwrll. Kun Ilvmlx. lull Xl.nIlla's, l.1nn's Xfffmfl lfffxwj lla'llm'u.i Ililllsllls. IIN fvlllls. I.-lHl'1'llHJ 5l'Hllll l'Ln'l4c'1. Xlilgm' Luguisi. Ilnngilml ,l.ihlunski. lnhn xIlL'IIlII. !l.uL Si-lm.: I'llLQL'lIM'lLQ. Xl.nx l'nsic'ls. XI.lIll.l I-Il'II1l'l. l.l1lllIi Ill Sliclmn. 'Irvin xlllklll. Xl.ln fhllvs, Philip Xlklls, XYilli.nn Xhux l..i1m'mn. lL.nIi Ili-iilvimiwiili. Xlunii.i IX'c'llstL'I.Illil1lrs Qnilling. Tlmfl lfuzrz llnmms Clsiiiignni. luhn IY.ilkvi', lh-mn, l.xnm' Illini-. 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Sinn' lflll The Key has hc-stnwccl Pll1'KlllC.S liight-st linnm' on t1ncle1tg1'acltlzite nic-n in recugtiitiuii ul outstanding scliulzirsliip :incl service to the university in thc lielcl ul' activities und athletics. Although its procecclings are vziilecl in scc1'et'y. Il strung bond ol' friend- ship is pcrpetuzltccl within the nieinhrsrsliip. Front its incep- tion, Irun Keys purpose and guiding p1'inc'iplc has hvcn tu instill in thc student :1sCllSc'ul llllllllllly and personal respunb sihilily tu llllIlSt'll, lc-lluu' stuclcnts. :incl thc sthnul. Terry Dischinger Lyle Cohn Louis Goebel . C3 Don Heirman Bob Lottmarm jim McCoy Eric Helt IRON KEY lim Parrish Terry Kirsch lon Mathes jack Thomas ar if i Ji, .QY Ae ia .,...4.,,. r ,,., , ' 3 . V h Q 11 f-,rx is 1 1 axe? l f Carolyn Baird li lihc Plllflllt' nllglpu-1' ol xlllfllll' I1 vffgx Sandra Capeharf und, Imlmnzll llUll01'2ll'V lm' xcniur XYOIIICII who are milslglllclillg' in scliolzirsliip. luuclcrsliip, :md sciwicc. was luunclccl in 19243, Its purposes are to proumte college loyalty. to z1clx':1m'e ll spirit ol scx'x'im'e :md ltllmvslmip lllllljllg uni- xeraity wmncn. lu rcumgiiize and ClH'Ull1'ZlQ'6' lendcrsliip. and to pm- mutc :incl llllllllllllll za lllgll standard ul Sl'llUllll'SlllP. lhc Illlllill' project ul thc Pllliilllk' rlmptcr is the sale ul NIm't:11i l3o:u'cl uilcnclxlrs the pmlils lmm whirh :irc used lm' llllClCl'gl'Z1ClllLlI6' :md grucluz IIC sclwlzirsliips uwzirclecl tu Pll1'ClllC wmnen. Other activities lllflllllt' 1 nic-cling with Alpha Lamllxlil Dchn and the Su1z11'ly P:11'ly. Par Sharkey Iucly Schrader 1-5 l 3 ISS Marty Zell if . 775 7'7Ffi'T T1 X A fi U 3 'iff Q' 1-. i i r X me , i , ,Q X if 1 judy Desich Karen King H .S f N 1 , Margo Pautler SPX 1 Y 0 WE Anne Ceiling Gail Howes Suzanne Dawson Nikki Hudler Qfx its Carolyn Norman Wh'-9 Barb Barrick 1 ,.,k. ' 5, 1 Voo oq, Q' 5 f. EV f - 41:98 Q Marcia Hanf Mary Sue Sfayton NIORTAR BOARD I, vr ii K -fl X, f .W ., N' Gloria Lewis Louise Stalbaum ov'- Dolly Burroughs Marcia Vergin Chris Serafin Sally Runk 184' IS Pl'lllllll'llf' lwmc1'11ccl wllll lfttlgllllltlll :mcl CHU!lll'ligt'lllClll ol lllllllllx l.uultx p.nl1l1p.1r1nn IS .mlm l'llUllllllQL'Kl amcl prmlrmnzs uma mlixc lllL'IlllM'l'SlllIJ in ffllllilllll Dcllzl lialppzi. Sonny Beck Lyle Cohn Cary Bergstrom gx-Av Q' :- Art Stein Mike Long lavad Bazafganl 4? Chip Rose Zlx 'lIx'l I l ee ffll Nl.ly 21A lllfil mlm um'-l1u11cl1'c'll1 ciulc ul' flllllkllill Della lxlppn was lllSlllllL'tl Ull l'u1'cl11c's L'lllllPllS. ODK luis gmwn l'1'm11 Don Helrman its loumling in lill-1 ill lxvllxlllllglllll zmcl Lcc l'nix'crsity to one nl thc llilllwlllw Inrgwl lullcgc lm11m'z11'ics, flllllflllll Delta Kappa - lc lrlc' 1 ' ' st lm lllNllllllllQ' 1lCNCl'XlllQ pmlc'ssmn's gmcl AillllllI1lSll mu ullu I llw Terry Disclwinger Eric l-lelt Ron Sghwiegow 1 Bob Lottmann Terry Kirsch jack Butts Louis Goebel lim McCoy Gerry Bay Bob Ring Bennie Lipps john Vogel lack Thomas john Ackerman 'JE 1 -..-o Ni! ONIICRON DELTA KAPPA Dave Rea Ron Roberts 'Fl XJ F' T51 .FA1 rx K A V v Xx.,-- VT 1 A A.. 111111: Rum: lfcl l.L'i11c11wc'l1u1'. 'l'i111111:1s Smith. CQYCQ, Bllllll lL'l'1'3 Iillkxtlll. Hui: fQHHllXX'iIl. Niilug li1i111w11. H4111 XIu111'11c. llzlu' Giliwii. ilwlllll cLilI'llXYNki. 'IQHIII YilklllllHVSki, Cciirgc Xxvillilllllvbil. 'lwf11'11l1Zfm': 5.1111 XX'illi1i111v111. .xillllll I isI1L'1'. lim Hvll. 511-xc Rimkcliiigiii. lc'1'1A1' lDNl1i11gc1'. Alaiy Ycriiviiil. licl Xlinifiluiii, 13011 Dillon. liuiliiix 'Ii1'1i111. l.LlXVl'l'illL' licik, l,xlc Colin, 5lLlIl l'uL', c.ll,ll'lL'N lIiillc..S'f'fumI16111113 lgidg Vic'roryY Purdue 7 . , . Michigan State 6. 1512 ,1kl1UlllZlS. lim Raw, 101111 Scl1if!'c1', Bill Ed111u11dso11, 13011 l'IUHkIULlll..LIilIl Pll!l'l'iN-ll. 411111 Hntlws. Bull l.r1m11:111n. Mark Dziriicll, Alziiiics F111'lz111clm'1', Huh XVm,1cl:11'd, Vlwilll NIcGi11ley, Dziiicll NlnQ11iLt1. Ifirinl Huw: -liillll Vogel. Bob Hmlmw. l,i1l1iuCLi1cl1cI, Clliumk Russ. Klim Cl1'ml1ic, Dwight Singcr. Clvrzild Huy. Cifmlrnii .'Xl'llSPigL'I'. .lr1l111 .-Xckc1'111z111, 5:1111 Bangs. lid SllsilklL'l'. GIIVILET l'illl'0lIl41lg'illg' exccllciice and spirited participa- tion in Plll'dlIC'S wide r:111ge ulf athletic events, the lQi1111ct Clluli cl1m1ses im' 111e111be1'sl1ip l'1'z1te1'11ity men wlm 1111- milstnildillg in c:1111p11s zllhletifs and major zlclivitics. I11 thc l':1ll, seniors lmlcliug senior positions i11 llliltilil' guiiviiics :md nililetics are tapped and in thc Spring, ji111ir11's with similar positions are invited ln join. The Gold Peppers, the Reaiilers, and the Giiiilels sm'iz1lifcd with the IJC2lll'S office at tl1C 'ARUU1 Beer Blast first Qc111eslc1'. The Gimlets were 1'ic'1u1's ill the fQilI1IL'l-RC'kllllC'1' bziskctbull game per- l'o1'111ed cluring the Iuwzi-Plirdile l1z1li'. REAIVIERS Honorable nieinbership cnnies tu inclepenclent nien who hare 21 strung interest in the Reaniers and their activities. .Xi the head ul' pep rallies and leatl- ing victory parades. the Reaniers drive the Pnrtlne lluilerniaker Special. XVith the aid ul' inicruplifines, loudspeakers and lair weather. campus eyents are aclyertisecl by the Reaniers lrmn the Special. The Athletic Tutoring Fund is supplied by the pruceecls frmn the Freshman-Yarsity Basketball game spun- sored by the Reaniers at the beginning nl the basket- ball season. 1.al'ayette and llniyersity relations are fusteretl by the Reaniers' work clearing timber and checking clams in Happy Hollow Park this year. The niarriecl students are treated to a Union Cabaret Dance by the Reainers. lrmxaliawlas and Gnlcl Pep- pers wlicm donate Iree babysitting serrices each Spring. H-whenbrink. Rwnaltl lil.llllxt'llll.'llik'l'. Ralph Xlknlex. Swmml li inlt Rittnt i tsl , I s lit I limit Rule: Geralcl ltimclixrutli, Hrnte Nlasnii. .xlillllll lint v , ssc Freynian. 'lknn I-lruwkhank. Noel l cnner, ,lnhn Ciaehlcr. Run 1 ' i ti Rumi: Richard liuenig, lack Smith. lxicharcl .Xclcz -Iohn lxnhn t 'ff' 5531 5 is fs Ax, i ' - c X! No Cindy . . . the pepper! limi: lcllilf XlAil'4l.l Ewiiig. Dian Love. clUlll'C'll llhall. Susie Coll. Bllflllifll l..11x11sk1. Sillltllll Cross. Mary Gotthratli. l'h1l11s xlvrlllll, 1,l'l4Tl'K'N Cook. Clliarlotte l'ett-rs. Carolyn XX'l11te. rllllllll Row: f1lIl1 Nliltllell. l,1IlLlAl qlatohs. hlilflilll Bruno, Nlartx KlDllllllL'NL'lA. Nancy Olson. Elie -loncs. Nonna Edwards. Melissa Me3'tl1:1ler. Sandra Ciillltillllll. kludy Schrader. Barh Retord. luclx Cri1I'itl1. Nw-111111 16111111 Sallr l'1l'XVll1. C1111 GOLD PEPPERS A gold pot with a pepper on top means there is an active girl underneatli. junior and senior women, p1o111i11e11t 111 cainpus aetirities. who maintain scho- lastic standards are eligible lor Gold Pepper tap- ping. This lionorary works in l'0ll,llll'lCllUll with cl1lll- lets and Reainers 111 boosting the campus spirit 111 activities a11d sports. This year. along with tl1e Reamers, Gold Peppers sold helium-filled balloons to he released at tl1e homefoining game after the first lUlll'lHlUWX'l1. The profits helped to service the Boilerniaker Special. The groups project of selling l3UllC1'lllIiliC'l' planters augments tl1e Peppers scholar- ship lund. Gold Peppers also serve as hostesses and 1'ep1'ese11tat1ves of Purdutfs WOIHCII. Zakarias. Sandra Risk. jean Krause. Susan Stiegelmeier. Ciarlotta Spenseley. Julie Hull. Marilyn Diebold. Marty Zell, I'e1111y Iiiiowles. Louise Stalhaum. Front Roni: Florence Hurroiiglis, Margo Pautler. Ruth Bishop, -Ianice Anderson. Nikki Hudler. Marcia Hanf. Mrs. Mary Lou Billsborough, Lutene iXlCClt'Jlff'. -Iudy Li11d. Pat Sharkey. .sr . ,, 194 GREEN GUARD FI'CSlll1lZlll 111111 ll'2lIlSl1Cl' girls 101111 111 11111 1911-611 Guard 111'g:1111m111111 1111 g11111z1111'11 when they 1111- 11151 g1'6e11 111 P11111111-. New 1111-1111s111ps 111111 l1ll1L'1'i assis- 1111la111111 111111 11111 11111119118 1111- 1116 111-16111111-11 1111'1111g11 1111- lG1'1'c11 f1lllllACl 1Jl'Ugl'1llll. fJlllSl2lllf11llg 11111111sc1111's lll'C 5616111-11 111 111- 111 11115 1111111111111 lay 1'e1111111111'111111- 111111. pc111i1111, 111111 1111c1'1's1 111 1111- 1-111111s111i11g pm- g1'z1111. '1'1111y p1:111 tl11' C1131-11 191111111 1J1L'Zl1l' 111 1111- C111- Rec, 1111? C1111 Fc-st 111 1111- lvllitlll. 111111 1111- 11111-11111 116111 561111111 se111cs1e1'. 1-X g1'c'e11 111111 11111111 11111-5111111 111a1'11611 put 111s1111g111sl11-s 111111111'g11'y grecn gllllI'1lS. who 1112111113111 and 1111p1'11x G 1116 sys11'111 of 11111111sc1111g new w111111'11 51111161115 01' P11111111' 1111111-1's11y. . . and the Sig house on Littleton. Bark Rmr: Fl11rc1111' BllfI'0ll1.f1lN, ISL1111 B1'1111.1111. CL11111111' X1'111111l l1'11z1 111.111 1.1111-. x1.lI1lNll 1li1'l11111l. 1.11101 TX1.11'fl1. Co1111sk8l. -111111111 H1111111:111. 11.11 1,L'c10lll'N1'N. 111111 S1l1I'.1l1l'l'. 1.lll11.I Xl.ll'l11IlN. 1'.1111 17I1'111K'. 111111114 S111'1L. x1.ll'f.fJlI'FI Kiifflll Cocbcl. x1QITl11l XY111111111s1111. 111111 151'1l1x11'411111. I'l1111l 1..l1l1'lIl.Ill, 1,lIlY N11Kll1'.111. S.Ill4lX 1.11111-111. X.11111 11111. lf11111l Row: Burl: 1iL'NS1CI', 111-1111 Nun. C.1111xI.11111' Xlillx. 5l1.111111 IJ1111':l'.11S11.11111'1, 1111111 131sl11111. N.11111 511111111-11 111-11.1 1V1t11r0w. E111111 1x1111l11-111111. 1111111 111'1'lJ1'1': N1.ll'X 11.Il'111'll. XI1Xl111'1'.1x. 11.111 l.1l1.11'1.1N. 1,XIllll' 111111-111. Xl.11-1 R.11111111l111, Virginia Bell. 111111111 C111IllJlIl, C1llllX 1i1'l'IlLlll.lll. 141111' 1'111llI, Xllll S.111l1'1. x1.ll'X 1l.11'1f1'11 '9 9 1 95 A A CD G? Q75 x x FN -'N Q3 Iiwflf l'i,HIl'f lJ.ixitl liiiiiicx. lniix lxnenn. .Xiiilix-it' Cniiiltiii. liintitln Nlniggiii. Steiilitxti laggvi, H.irwx klgutilmni. Yiiuent . , .. , livin-N. In IJ:-.il. liilin liliiirtlt. l.nnw lrllsll. ,ltilin l'ix. Xiigw R.niixt.itl. Rntl R.ilmiwn. Tliiifl lfmw: Xilu lirunn. Slguilex Sli.iu'. lit-riiic lifwmwlgi. Xllixiie Hviitlcixtiii. 'lliinimx llixiiieiwlxi. llilli.nn Xxru. llgiximl K.iilcleiiliL'rg, l1Illll'N Green, I. litem-in-. Kmiigv It-lititln. Ruliurt lliniiru. Brute lir.iun. .,,. 6 l f va l r- -J ei A Skull and Crescent pledge shoulders his goofs. lllli Swifmfl Rim: llmrcii Alu-iw. .lolin Ruhertx. Dgiricl Gibson, keith liulti-rlieltl. llgirrel lwckiiipzitigli. Rzilph liuhnert, I Alzniiu Hrullier. Sicl lnlla. .Xlgin Hess. Ron Nestor. john Cliirroll, Diiritl Nenlierger. l'iJIIllf limit: .Xllen Nliiyri. Toni l1.trrull. ld l,euiigt1'il. Null Rench. Dani' flgilmle. Dzirry Holt. l..lWl't'llLl' Sewrin. Nt-lwn fllgtrk. llc-nnix Ring, Tom lltikiiiwii. Clurtis Ht-gunti. Dick Huglies. SKULL 81 CRESCENT .X griltl put with the Skull and Crescent etnhlem zincl ai hlcziclietl white hone pledge hoard identify a giwtilm ul snpliotiini'e lrziternity tnen who have been rlinsen to lic-tmiie incnihers ol' the Skull and Cres- lL'lll Huiim'1ii'y liecznise til' their service and leader- ship in wirimis rerngnifed activities? Striving to lmost Purdut-'s athletics :ind tn tnziintain ai high level til' scliool spirit :ire the groupk main olibiectives. Skull sind Crescent has been siicvessliiil in creating this enthusiasm tlirnngli such events as their rousing song meetings held on the SICIJS ol the XVmnen's Gym. A fa s '- fs, .ag Fsmr. 1iiul:ICmi':.Xl Clurtis. lx.1tl1x flll'I'kll1'II 1.11 .Xgiu-ss, lltlll l3111lNi11gl1.1111. C-icginx ll.1lrs. Rfilii-11 5kll.IlL'll, -l.llllL' lll'CSillL'I', Riilmcrl Rignrx. CQLIIW liL1llg1l1s,llxi1'lx CIl.11'k. Dim- ll.1111ill1111. Ri1l1.111l H.1fl1'Lf111. Cmiigvq Ruiss. lhilvliclrkliwlil lJCllls1l1.ll4111i1lLl lll.llIlil'lllJ.llKL'I', Snlwrlillg S1l111c11ln'1'. Tlilzfl R11l1.111l Nutt. l'ilL'll l'i.lll4llQ'l'. ll.lIllk'l lX fl Wxlx1' .llmmdl Rnzw: l'Cl'l'X Xl.lllll1'Ull. lS.1rlJ lxusn. lllillllll lluclulsuii, l111l1 l11l111s1111, lwrml lfuxiw fill.lll1IllL' Iwi-ily, li111111.1 lllt'Nt'lliL'l fiCI'lIlLlll, l'.11 'l'illuls1111, 1,1-1111 llill. .xllll llictcriili. l.111c KIl.1111l141 ll111k.l..11ul Xk.111l. .Xllll l1il111s1111. lhmrliy Slum' Hrpplv, glam' lllllt'l'. l'i-gig lillllli. C1111111i1' Xllll1'L'XYN, l.1111s H.1111l1 l.11l111, Pig l.1.1I11w11. xl.ll'X Wm: l'.1l lxlllllvrll. liulicuik, Small H.1111ilLn11, Slum' Kiln. .Xwfnrnl 1611212 fidlll C9 S .qi M53 NI Loyalty surges with l-lail Purdue. 'liUI1lllllllKN'li is ll 1141111111111 z11'li1'iLic's l1c111u1'411'y lm' i11clf:pc11clc11r supl1u111u1scs gmcl j1111i111's. Pledges are lapped at the lmcgiiining ul ezicli sc1111's1e1' ul tlicir A scipl1u111u1'c year at 21 s11111'ise 1'c1'e111u11y 111 -lnlm P111'cl11e's grzavc. Gold zmcl lllillkiltlll puts clis1i11g11isl1 'l'o111z1l1z1wl4s 4111 1':1111p11s and the pledges c1111 be 111'- uguifecl by tlic To11111l1awk slmpcfl pledgc lmzirmls 11'l1i1'l1 they c:11'1'y until zu'tix'11tccl. fi2ll'1'YlIlg Ll live loot 'li0IIl2lllZlXX'li ugunl' lJU1ll'ClH is 1111utl1c1' lllllllll' given to the pledges. 'llUIllllll2lXX'li se1'1'cs thc l'Z1ll1pllS 1111cl c'o1111111111ity ll11'u11gl1 seiwicc' p1'ojc-cts :incl boosts lllll- lctics 111 llw CLYCCII Giiarcl picnic :md :it pep mllics. 1422 ' - L 3 - 111111: 16111111 lq11k XYil1-1. C.l1z1rles 'lhiel, Gary Rllkilg1llJCl'. llfllllll. Ii1'e1'ett XX':1lter. R1111 Clark, llz1111es Runnels, 'Iiil0lllllS llllwlllill Bates. R11s1111' ilCl'5lllllg. -lllllll lf. lii1'l111'r. xlilllllllll XYiltllIC1', H1111 Bass, Billy 5111111111-14. I'il'UIIf Ifmv: -john Kottzis. lu-. li1ll'l'X X1ki11s1111. lftetl liillllDt'l'. 'I'l11r1I lime: XYilli:1111 R11l11'rt Ring. KILIIIIUS liulvr. 1.2lllI'L'IliE Zung. 'I'erry Xvllllfi, l',l1Q'1'iL'. lJllXiLi lillis. 11.1111 CI.11's1e11s, ci.Il'X iilllJL'lllL'I'. R. l,1tl1-. lizirry Staillartl. NIi1h:1el Sh:1l1ir11. l:l't'tlI'iKk CZl1z111g, kI11sepl1 limb R11s11111ss1'11. Xlillllll' BilggL'l'UL'l'. ,IQIIIICS H411'l11w, lllllllllil l.:111, Ht'i1'1111111. Nf'1111111' lfflilf 151111 lil'llIlt', llilXIlllllHl ll11l1.11'1l. Max 111111111 Hugus. Nlnrris TAU BETA Pl 1, 151111: lfmv: lit'lil'X xxvllilll Ri1l1.11'1l l't'll'l'Nllll. ,laik 'lietl Ii11l1l1'i:111. Hill I3111'l1l1'1'. flllllll l1'1n1': lay I'1-tlil. Berk. The ptirpnse 11l Tau Beta Pi is to recognize, in 1111 z1pp1'11priate way. th11se who have COIlil6l'I'Cd honor 11p1111 their s1'h1111l by CllSlillglliSilC'Cl scl1c1lr1rsl1ip and 1111tstz111cli11g C'llIll'1li'lC'l' as lll1dE'I'g1'ZlClllEllC'S in engi- llC'CI'lllg. Fifth semester ,illlliUI'S with 21 sixth S6111- ester llllliU1'S with ll 5.2, 111' seniors with a 5.0 ae- l'llIlllll2iliYC index are eligible for 111e111bership. Tau Beta Pi gives llllllfbl' t11 those in technical fields as Phi Beta Kappa 1'e1'11g11izes those i11 liberal arts. l'11rcl11e's Chapter, f111111ded i11 1893, sponsors engi- Il6f'l'il1g' l1a11q11ets and assists in tutoring. Ln e over k times PIanck's constant, Hull: Row: XY. Pftllil. Rohcrl Sgncskx. Cnrx Ik-1'gxll'fv1u1. Iliak lewliv. lkunl Wnlnuvx, Run Rmlku. Rimlmnl Ihlm IIIUIILIN flllfftll, XN'ilIi:m1 l'rln.1n. Ink I'hm11.ns. -Igumw Iimcl. Rialmlml Ihmlh, lwlum H.alm. RHll.lltl Salmicwu, Null ILIIIIIIIIHI. Peterson, Thml Ruzw: l..n'rx XX'ilke-x. 'llnn-mlrrxw KLIIAILIII. I-mul lffw: Nuk l'wuIl1u1. l.umw Ilm. I'.nul Sclmlu-im-1' David Real. Phillip flux, 'l'l1m11au XYQM. Cllmrlu lime. NIJ: IR-lm lvrlmkv, llmmllmu mluxwnuk. In-rrx Riuhir. Rulwrl Vcrhimcr. Il'I'UllR' FI'l'Q'llll1illl, Ywnml Ifmv: lin-n ldppx, 1'LIlIlK'l' lifnkm, Snlm-x Fulk. gf : --. 199 ? Q X 52- a ul A, Ai 1 v.- - - .N V .. s li: Q A Cm, P r Z - .ri , k . 1 ,-x . 'IQ 5 X .., .. : A g -I 4x4 t fi t x' .. , . , I J. V, X L Iififfq Iffnw: lion Hi-niii.in. Nick Ponlton. 6.1113 Rotkgziimer. liliwiiloiw liiililrigin. kliin l':n'rinli. D.ix'icl Clorert. livt-rt-tt fit'i1l'gi' Siliillltg lxonrziil liiisiifiiwli. lbgirvl Rolititxoii, Xlgix XYi1lu'r, Sid Polk. .Ianiiu lit-lsili. 15111111 Row: Mike Slizlpiro, XX'5.ilI. l'.inl f.ooiln'in. lXC'llIlk'lil lloliwn. l,t'nLIi'll 1J.llllll. H-'ITF 5lllH11l'1i- IARIITY 1111311111 ,IHUII Silhl. ,llllllw Rllllllflm g,,l,,,,,l H,,1,,: Iulliu. clluwki HU, Blwmlm' Umm- King' I-'rt-tl Cllmng, lJ1ni4l.loliim1ii. XX'illi1un Zgtclnnxin. ETA KAPPA NU Advisors and officers review the EE-CLE fe 0 UU lilxi Kzippzi Xu, :in honorziry lor elet'trim'zil engi- neers. looks beyond the inert' distingnisliing oi Sill- clcnts to the aiding ol' iiiicleirlzissiiieii, placement ol' grzicliizites :incl tlic 11dx'1im'c11iel1t oli their Chosen pro- lcssion. One innst liaire coinpletecl two semesters in elc-i'trii':1l engineering and be outstzniding in sc'liol4 :irsliip :incl cxtrziciirriculzn' activities to be eligible lor nit'i11l1ci'sIip. Inlorinail smokers ifimii-ing guest speakers who address the pledges, ll formal banquet. zincl c'oiiipc'Iitix'u sports between other engineering lionorznies :ire the lionor1iry's social events. PI TAU SIGMA The Pll1'C1l1L' Bern Clliapu-1' ol 1'i Tau Sigma. 1111- liounl 1mi1u1':11'y liicilmiiiuil cngiliccrilig lrzitwliily, was i1isIz111ec1 in 11122. Its purpusc is in L'l1l'lJlI1iilQC pmlessimigil zuitixity. slimulgue um-npsixilimi lmcuwcii 1 srudc'ms and lixirulty. :md nlcu-lop in stuck-ms 411 mv- vliziiiiuil cngiiiccring the gitti'i1Ju1cs 11L'l'L'SSHl'y lm' c1l'ectix'c 1cz1c1m's1iip and amuiiipiimi U1 llic impuni- silxilitics 01 ll citizen in il i1L'll10Ll'llLf'. Sonic ul the sci'x'icf:s p1'm'ii1cc1 by the lrailemity zur ircc lllllbf- mg 1015 N1.11. SlllC1C'lll5. spniisiwsliip 111 llic Pl 11111 Sigma wzicliiig muiii. and the puliliczitimi ul Slick Rule S11m'tc'11ts . Senior sluclcms mic plcclgcd mi lllc Officers examine their proiecf Sketch. 1311818U1illl'LlC1C'l111l' zicliicwiiii-lit .incl pi-rwiigil iluqililics. 4 lj limi: lfuzri Dgixicl Yuclvr. 1l.1L11.Ill1 15:-Xl'i1mm1. lum 1i11lh'l1. Nll1.lL11l.I11. Xlnkc 11uiw1v. Rini 11.u1i1mL, 1:11111 S11111.llllJ. 11111111 17111141141 llrillk, 1J.il:' N1.ix. 1l.ixn1 xY11111l'1. 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Bill Keene. james vllllglhlll. llitk Nlurelli. Nurlnzin Need. Suomi Row: PHI ETA SIGMA Founded at the University of Illinois in 1923, Phi litzt Sigma was initiated on Purdues campus in ISHS. Besides prmnoting high seliolztstie standards and academic attainment lor incoming freshmen, Phi Iita Sigma provides guides lor prospective Purdue students on High Sclioul Day, distributes the pam- phlet, Hints on How to Study to all new students, and issues a seliolarship to some deserving freshman each liall. The lionorary gives all freshmen a goal toward which tn work in their lirst semester at Pur- due. All lreshmen men who have an index of 5.5 or above in their lirst semester are eligible. Fred SlCllIlIlgt'1'. Ilarold Guard. Fred Falkner, Robert Mater. Charles Yulummte, 'lihumas ulnlmsun, .lames Alvea, joe Vogt. Ralph lluup, ,james .Xvres, Raymond Hill, Bob Berger. Front Row: XVilliam Biebeseimer. Allan Brown, LeRoy Ichida, 'joseph Lau, Paul Zarembkq, David Knickerbocker. Laurence long. David Banner. David XVollin. David Cambrel. 202 X 1' . f' 1 X 'G 1-9 3 '5'7.'.' 'C '.1' Q . ' '-v .x' K 'n g'l5-,f '- 0 ' ' a Burk Razr: Izukie Pita, Carolxn Baird. lfloieutt' l5lll'l'UllQllN. lnuut 1 H Ill Edith Knohelotli. Peggx' Sutton, Lt-,Xnn Slialer. Nlartia Haul. Xltrlls I i 1 l iudt lu t lx 1 s or Swrorzd Row: I.utene Xltfllt-ary. lilaine Dattiglietee, I,ind.t hlvllll 1 'll Kappa Delta Pi, founded at Purdue in llllfl, en- courages high professional. intellectual, and per- sonal standards, and recognizes outstanding contri- butions to edueation. Pledges are selected each lzill and spring St'lIlSSlt'I1 To he eligible lor nienilmership a student must IIICCI the grade requirement and must indicate a continued interest in the field ol education. He niust also show a manifestation of de- sirable personal habits and good leadership qual- ities. KDPi also perlornis many services lor students such as Interview Day, held eat-h spring. Frm s..., limi: llozwi Iloll ILL-irx. lien Stump. I..ni'x lim-on. link llmv: I,onix Hi-t-li. qlolin Polk, Ikittiak Iillllkillllll. 'lcd Dolby tlnlilmi. litmn lfringoltl. lot- Sotmox. Html limp: .lint Yan ,lorry lllixli, .lon Nlnriun. lwont Ifuzw: Iitigcm- fiilllllllll. H Ilia-runlonok. Ilvnnix Sininionx. N-utin.n1 Sixlu, .laik Brown. bloltnson. liilwgml Ioltnson. llon ILHHIIIIIIIJIQI, Ilxirry XVIiitc Xlnlnn-I Xl.lllllIllQ,. IIl.lXllk' l'l1lin.umiclx. Rongulil IloIwI'..N'i'rv11lrl l'. Nlwiw, Elini IYimIIu. Accuracy and skill make these pledge boards. U 'f Sm I ., .5 ' pcrsonzilily, Ic'auIc1'sI1ip :ind nissorizitions with people lciiclgnicc ol' the Crzind Cllmptet' zincl the assembly 1 initizttion ol' spring' pledges. Iiotlt ineinbers and iltnnnzu- cnjoy Mn Sings . :1 yearly publication. IH ' 'liltow itttcrcstccl in inclnsttizil ecliuutioii find ll Il'lllC1'llllI zinnospltcrc, :in opportunity to develop :incl clireution towzml the Iielcls ol' inclnstrizil educat- tion tlironglt I,llI'iIllC S fltziptcr ol: Iota Lmnbclxi Sigma. nntionzil scltolustit' lionoi'zn'y. Ixliglilights ol llic yexn' lot Ptn'cInc's Nln cliziptct' inclnclc the ill- ol' llic IIZIIIUIIIII ziclvisorv council during thc lull :incl tltc' f limk 11111112 1511110 111111111l. 1J.111' 5111111111.111. 11'.111.111' 111'H.111. 111111111 111111111.111. 111111111 111l.IN1l1, 1.1111x 1.111111111.11'11, 111111 111110 K1l11'l1111. 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ALPHA PHI OIVIEGA Secret ballots remam guarded by APO Replica pledge board is the new goof board. KAP PA KAP PA PSI Kappa Kappa Psi is a national honorary for out- standing bandsmen in major colleges throughout the country. These bandsmen lHllSt be classified as a junior or above, have a qualifying index, and at least one year of hand experience to he eligible for membership. The fraternity is a pep and service organization devoted to the development and wel- lare ol' college hands. The Purdue chapter IIIUSI be awarded a large part of the credit for the renown success of the Purdue Bands. Among the many services which the honorary provides for all six of the musical groups are the maintenance of the band lounge and instrument supply shop, sale of Purdue Hand record albums, preparation of identifying signs lor away perlorlnances and high school day. Ilfk limp: Ron lll.lllliQllll.llQCII Holi rlillllfllllllfg. 'l'om Sharer. johnson. Dave lilgin. Dave Cook, Gary Detker. Front Row: loe lesiner. Charles Frame, XX'iIIiam lfisher, Alolin Behrman. Dave Layton. Len Michaels. Howard Bates. Dave Siegfried. Smmzrl Row: Bill Nloore. lot- Laszlo, XValtcr Gibson, Roy .lim Hoy, Nolan XVillman. --, 206 gg jointly sponsored eiuh year in connection with the ' ,Q ALPHA ZETA Alpha Zeta, whose Purdue rlrzlprer was initiated in 1908. is :rn 2lgI'll'lllIlll'Zll lronorzrry whose members are selected on the basis ol scholzrrship, leadership and activities. The selrolarslic stzurdard is Z1 3.1! au'- curnulzuive index lor sophomores and xr 1.7 index lor juniors and seniors. lfxery spring ,Xlphzr Zeta sponsors ar public speaking contest :rs its nrzrin zu- tivity. The purpose ull this contest is to provide pulm- lic speaking opportunities lor students in the Srhool of Agriculture and to promote interest in rurrenl agrirultural topics. Alpha fetal nmkes ar romposite picture of :rll grncliuues in the School ol Agriculture Hulk RUM Rm UI and takes pzrrl in the ugrirulturzrl opportunities day I' lu-u Lums, xue pzvsirlvul: Ron Rolmerrsl prcsiclent. Purdue .xgl'll'lllllll'Lll Aluurni Association. Hull: Ifnivi Hill l'eIli r' '. I mais lolu Su-iuh.ruer, luhn lknrncs lxuu f,Xt'1Di'llx Xlu' Q . I . . . tm l.lossln.m. l:rlix.u'ml ,Xhlmt liom Xlcllouuld. Hike Long, Clgrroll Riursrirlt, lid XYillson. llflllllll, llou Weeks. Ilmnl lfmw: Phil SIl.lIlLN. XVilnrCr Good. Tllinl Rout Dirk Row. Lili' Colin. Huh SlIlllllt'l'lll.lll. fllrrrlvs llllXlxl'l'Cl. lMu.rld lixurgston Plunkett. Ceiil Nicki-ll. john Nlzrrkcr. 'I'lrmn:rs Cooper, Rolfe-its. frllllls llmuuou, RulJL'l'l llnlml RM Ormsn Kirk Clark. l.a1rrv Berk, XX'illiQun Henderson Vrrnul limi HQIL4-1-I George Miller. Drive Spaurgler, llerh 'l'hzuker, 4131111 Criuuni. 'u1.rn. ll'L'llHllI'l'I'Q Don lixiugstmr, mrres pour ing Nk'1l'l'ILlliXI Huh lloluu. reumling semwtgrrx. lfmnt Run' I. 'I ed .lan k ROD , I,.urrx 207 1 A, J 1. .. 77 5 Nga, s- fra 1-1 -V X--5 'N xv. X XJ X x X XX- yf' K ' x .J limi. limi: Philip linngh. xxviiihllil Xllicly Ilfnmlrl blnlmlumki. llzfwl llnzri I.nnrs l':nkL'1'. KiiCil2lL'l Ifqulicll. .xillll Gnu-s. John K.h.nIw Ikiki-1 Ii.. Rnlmf UML. Xml R.inaI4uII. i..lll'X lillllllt. lximpvk, XYJXIIL' Rishvy, 'lhuinzu .Xl'IlL'II. Accuracy and knowledge are required. 208 KAPPA PSI Q o : I .5 6- 'E 5:1 o .Xi Russcll Nlililincy .Xuiclcliiy in New l'lz1vcn. Conn.. thc iclc-ails ol lizippii Psi wcrc ii01'Illlli2lICClI at Purcluc-, thc ihzipirsi' was c'I1zi1'tc1'Ccl in 1928. High iclczils in se'Imuln1'ship :incl plizmllzicciltical researcli inc lnstcrvcl in thc lizippza Psi annusplierc nl' fellow- ship and nnnuzil purpose. This nziticmzil ilOl10l'H1'y clmusvs its incinhc-rs linnn students in the pharinzicy srlmul with ll nlininnnu inclcx ul' -1.0 and ri loyal intcwsr in thc plimllizicy prnl'cssiun. It is an zidvzint- nge lu hi-lung in such ll pmicssiuiml I'1'i1tc1'11ity when thc pnmspcclixc lJillll'lIlHK'iSIS begin Pl'llCIil'iI1g. KAPPA EPSILON The Purdue ehapter ol Kappa Epsilon, the wuinen's pharinzleenliezil llUllU1'lll'y. is one nl the largest in the United States. Vniting wcnnen employ- ed in lielcls ol plizninzicey. lizippa Epsilon assists in the aclvzimelnem ol' IJlIZll'IllllL'CL1Ilffll CCllll'QiIl0ll gincl eu-operzites with the college faculty in niaintziining high seholnstie Sll1llll2llAClS. Soplimnure women lmving za 4.0 zieeninnllitive index in the Seliool of Pliarnmey :ne eligible lm' inenihership. This yezn' Kappa Fp- silon invitecl pzisl inenihers tn an Halloween Panty in an ellort to urgfniile un llllllllllllt' chapter and gave 11 party for sopliomore girls enabling active nienibers to know p1'uspec'1ix'e pledges. The sueiety also helps f with the Plmrinzicy Clinic and Conference. A factmlled Window for the new Pledges Burl: Rmv: Selina lfngellx-rg. Cziml Slnltllewmlli. S.nnclv llinme. .lnrehqi lluminhk, lm' Inlinn. Shiilex Yllllllg. lfm Gorclon. Cnr-ml Smne. Clhrisline xl.ll'NlLllL'li. luzlnne lin1'ell.i. limit Nllll .XSl11.lIl. 'lmie Shan. fil'I'.llllllll' liupku. Uluriu Swfmlri lfmv: Pnl Inu, Nunn' Bethel. l3:n'h:n'gl llimlle, Ixnne Xlznrek, Ihhv hlllfllllilllll. in-,. 1 S 5,8 4--w. suv- rx 'W 'WSH' Q, vo 47 , N . s X Fygzaalll-Q 1 ' 000 1 if NYY? ,QF V eg, K , t. QV' New ' Contact . , . and a star is created. 114111: limwz Laurie Russ, Patrimia Xlasuii, Blackie Wright, liathy Crow. Pam Drake. Sally Meyers. Nina liirkpatritla, Sara :Xlterr. Sara Dntld. Swrmzfl limit Martha liilt-r. Patricia Xltliride, ,Xleda llering. tlarul .Xndersun. l.xnn Cuttino. TRITON Pike and tuck somersaults. ballet legs. and back dolphins are stunts perfected by the Triton members. Besides individual talents. the girls must have the ability tn swim together rhythmetieally. liaeh girl must pass a tryout to display her ability. rhythm. and endurance for membership. Pledging lasts about Iwo months. during' which time each pledge must get at-tix'e's signatures on her blue and white pledge- board. XX'ith a new theme, approximately ten acts. ripening and closing numbers, Triton presents their annual project. the Spring XVater Ballet. The music is on reuircls and tapes with an announcer to intro- duce each act. Four perl'u1'mances drew swimming and water ballet fans to the fieldhouse this year. Iilainf: Flint. Colleen flhgill. Diane Holdeman. Car Gardner, Gail Iireml. Iirmzf Rmb: Sancly Smith. Sue Nlorlurcl. Susan Ruthert. Gail Huwes. Nlarie Hulilman. Nami' Demuth. faruliu llowesi Saiidra Burth, .. , I . ' ,, 6 , lu Q 1 l - .. , 4 H N v I i ,ia W fu . ,. as l f -, - f -f Q fs? 'E 5-M: be . . '. -' f 2 f : -. , ' A 'ff J-J if -, 165 I. if b. 9' ' -5 S : he Zi 210 Hari: Rnzr: Dun Rrvllings, I..mx Stull. Xmlig-1'l fililll. Bl.iinr lX1'Il Nl.ilm. lliik l,l'L'lll'l'. In-il llrnmgliiu Il 1 ll.ll'l'2lll, Frul l'i4ll'h'All'll, liill U'llill.llliL'l. Hill Iiislcnliak. Holi lwfnrl Iffnv: 'Ibm liww. Smit llimk-wil' l'ul lllclxnm N lnpyn, .Si mm! limp: Hub Butlcr, Hill Il.nwkv1'. I'l.ll'I'Y XYickc'ns. Xxvllllillllvbll. mlulm Yugcl, llugu Chilli. lgislxi lx DOLPHIN l'c1'lm-nmllcc. unupclilimi, :incl lmnm' :irc ic- wzirds lor tlic sxviiiliiicrs in Dolphin. l3el'm'C luollizill gzmles thc Dulpliin mciiilicrs give lnicli water slimvs in the liiclfllirmilse On Cliristmas :md NImlic'1 s Day wcekclicl. Dnlpliin prcscnls waiter SPL'KiI2ll'lll2ll'S with cmiliuil :incl svriuus swimming Lifts. The profits fmni slmws gm luwzircls scucling llie club to Floriclzi for the Ft. Lziuflerclalc Swimniing Forum, wlicrc' all the Big Ten swiulmcrs worla out :is wcll :is unnpcte in the East-NVQ-st meet. The licslimcn arc flll1lllllCll to swim only :it tlxc .X..'X.l'. Moet at Inclinna Stale. An All-American displays his form ix X ., .K ,. . -dmv' -Q . le: N- f ,. .- ' g xV,. -eq,-,:::,: .-I 5 x Ms: .ef1.YR,6 ' f P ,,,,.. M K, X SSX , -gj,g'.f q 5259 SCH? 91,5 i s 51:15 ,yt ffsfglqjv v V .L ff -me J., A ETAOIN SHRDLU DELTA SIGMA EPSILON Founded :tl Purdue in 1867, Deltzt Slglllll Fp- silon has long been Ll powerful influence on the literary :ind social Character of the University. Platt'- ing much emphasis on hinnzinities and the line zirts, DSE fulfills ll vital function in Ll technically oriented institution. Holding informal meetings when the occasion presents itself. DSE members share in those nesthetie pleasures which can only be found in it subdued. relaxed atniosphere. In past years the high caliber of achievement and steadfast strength of pur- pose of DSE members have heen ll source of inspirat- tion to every Purdue student. Anybody else need transportation to the DSE meeting? T. y .. L ' fs . l f Q SIGMA DELTA CHI Pllllllllllllg exusllclicc in journzilisui, Sigma llcllxl Cllii. lllllliblllil biournzilisui l1u11u1'z1i'y, C'llC0l11'HgCS Hllwlillllllllg c-gmipus imiriizilists to Ullllllllld in fields ul' written Ullllllllllllflllltlll. 'lille soricty selects lor -A 5 mcmlmcrsliip juniors who lmlcl stall' positions un Pur- due plilmliczntimms :mtl meet the sclmltistic require- mems ul' thc l1u11rn':11'y. lflltxll year the cllnptei' pre- scms tha- Best 'liC1ll'llC'1' .'xlX'lll'Cl to 1111 outslzintling in- hllillflljl' fm L'1lIlllJllSilllCl the I,c-Lillie-it Nleclzil to a tcwlcll- ci' who lms lmesl atclvziiicerl P111'cl11e's ilitellcctilall goals. Officers: Herman Metz, jack Thomas. limi: lfmv: Iiunvs cil'llJL'. .lim Riuliiv. lhilm 'l'lm111zns. Tom Miki' Lung. luck Iilmmzxs. Hcrinzln Metz, Daw Ncwbcrgcr. llcllcr. lh'i.m llum-. Darn Xllisuil. Stcu- liggnr. Xl'illi.u11 l'il'UIIf Iluw: Nlikc cilblllllllllll. Tom PLlI'1IlCllIC'l'. Gerry Bay. limlc. li1'L'IlI llilksmi, llUU'.ll'll 'liC1l5lCV. Tom Maillc. Rick R011 Ncstcr, qlcrlw' Diliblc, Holm Loltmzln. Ihsmil. Swffmfl Nutr: Mr. Gillt-spit, .Xtlvisoly Let' Pimifull. W v' ' ' I, s v 1 . HN ,,, y-If ' Q. -Il 'X -2? ll? 21-I Ay-M wuvg, X137 V W.-.Q fx 17 limi: Ifmr, l.lIllL'N 3l.lIlt'll. l.llliK'Il lullnwn, 1'klt'tll'lfLlx Rulx l.L'XIllNU2l. XII:-114' SLlIIlk'HIl'lIll.III. l,XIlll l,l'lt'lsrbIl, 'mu' Kullllllllfll. lrnn Nmlllx, Rulmlml I:l.lIlklIlIl.lkl'l. I-wut Ifmu' Ilulwl. ALPHA ALPHA EPSILON LAMBDA DELTA DELTA Alplm I-Qlmlml 151-lm, ,1 lmlimml Wljyly im' PM-V I'1-.mmlilmg sulwmim' smImI.nxI1ip .ummg lu-5lnm-11 lllcdicul 5llldt'lllh. IIUIIUIN SUIIIIUIIIIIICS in PIL'-IIIUQI .md NXHIIIUII, Xlplm l,.lIlllJll.l D1'll.l t'lllIllllQlgC5 .IIJPIU i.1f prc-clcm who IIICCI thu wciclfs QIHUIL' l'L'llllil'L'IllL'lllN. lion nl Imlln .uqnln-lllim .mml mulluml pI1.m-xml uwlln-gc' The llmmmxary PIYDIIIHICN l0'0IJCl'Qllillll zmcl 1-11111.14 lx lilv. XYUIYIUII Cdlllillg, .1 3.3 inmlvx by lllk' L-ml nl tlmcil lJt'lWCt'll lllCdil'lll stuclvllu and cclmaulms. wunul SQ'IllL'SIt'I .xl Pllltlllt' gnc cligilmlc. limi: llnwg NI.nli.ll1l1c l'lf.1k. X.mu l,i.lIlIL'lll, klmu- ,XA Illllq-X,-4nf1,lH1111'I Cmmml xx-.lL1lIl'I'. lumix' lslllllk, lAimI.l Rcvws InuXYilw11,lII1.a1'lulu- XLIIIIIUIQ. Xrij.1 5lk'illIll.IlIix, QQUIIHL-l 1-,111-,, 1x.,,,,,,!. yy,,,l1x 4,.,Nl,,-,l 1gt,,p,t,,., lg,-L.,,,,,,, .xllll Clmlnlxlll, l:ilI'lJ.ll4Ll Hlll'li.llll, l'.al lxuulwn, xLIlQ'lll'lilL' Kl.u1f' lm. llmmtllx lh-nulm-x. ,Xliw CLJUWI1, Ngmq thllv. IUIICN. fum' Clallmlc-. 'l'11l1fl Rmw: C1.11'uI Illlllhlxlll. H.ll'lJ.ll.l Num- Pkllill. Suv l-mum. l,4vlili.a liullx, 15711111 Iffnr: lx.u lgllma ALIIW In lliblnml, XI.n1g.nu-L Kliuh. Umm.: Xlfmlv. C.lv.-nlvxrl. lmlx mlm, NI.llglIL'l llu-is. I1.lllJ.ll.l l'i:-Ivmvim-I Limit.: lu-I:l14m1. .xllll Imxn, Nlugc limh. Run.: CL.n1'iu1l. ChnlI.1.l1nIil1g.Ilulnllim'Cl.n1m'1'1n1, lhnlm Iflnllmri, Imam Iwllmk, X'l1klf,Nll'1llllIL'lA. Imac liucklus. .Xmlvllv l,l.lllll'l'. Sllmlll Klux YHIIIIQITII. ,f L. A 1 51 1 A V . ,Q V 'QSM ies x 5- Ln ...Q ,J -5 1' ig 7 Q 5 'V ' - Q, .. ,-, my ,- liurltIiuzt':Rohe1't Norman, lX'illiam Brandt. lVinston Lister. bluhn littttas. Fmut Row: Cary Bergstrmn. Ritltard f..trl't'll. ALPHA PI NIU 'l'he main purposes ol Alpha Pi Mu, an indus- trial engineering lmnurary. are to confer recuonition L l. D upon juniurs with a 4.8 index or seniors with a 4.5 index and to enruurage any movement which will advance the hest interests of industrial engineering. lxartn l'utet's4m, Ctmnie Curson. Marty Dent. .Indy Carlson, klane Flint. Carolyn Dinius, Brian Duwe, Sharon llames, Doug XX'iltun, lim Brotlter. Clarul Slutttlewortli, Karel Ann Smith, kathy NYalsh. Nlimi Rutuinnu, Bula Stepltens, Bradley Meng. Craig NlLLL'IlIUl't', Fav Bailev. Barb Benham, liitty l,llllLlH't'll1'. I T lxathy Nltfluitaliay. lmarh Kltiimw. liathy lxasch, Pam Pierce. Suzanne Scltwanl. Bob llirmtas. Dan .Xllisutr .Iohn Bryant. llrage Golding, Mike Gumliltalt, Ron Nester. Don YYeeks. BETA BETA GAMMA XVhen does a campus leader function best? This is a usual topic of conversation every Friday at live when BBG members hold their formal meet- ings. These meetings instill in their members the itnportanee of their roles as campus leaders. Kurt Meier. Bill lYilliamson, Susie Clark, Burt Loring, Steve Egger, .lim Ritchie, Jon DeVoll, -lim Cripe. Al Schneider, lohn Nalbafh, Bruce XVebster, Amy Fair, Marilyn Newton, 'Diane Colson. Mel Hughes. Mike Zagorar. Linda Gilman, Mary Harden. Dave Cable, jim Marshall, Nitk Renth. Bo Akers. lioh Sorensen. Cindy liernahan. ,Indy Hughes, Tnm Baker, Mary Poeotte, joan lVestin. .. pw' 1 'TZ '. 1 - 11 1 1 C 1311111 limp: ,l1'1'111111' 1 -l'L't'lllllLlll. 1.1111 'l'l111111.1s. .Xlsx C1111111.111. 51111111111 lY111i.1111 l.1'.1111. 1-11-11 1.111111 I-1111111 1f1111'1 l1l fllllllli l11ic1. 1711111 Rm, B111 SK1lllI1lI. .S'111'11111l Ifllilf B1111 Nl11111111.111, .xtllllll P11111-1'. X111x Rl'Ill1l, 1211111111 Hlllllll, 1.11 Nicr, 111111 S11'.1i11, 6901130 lYi1li11111s1111. D1111g lYg111s. 1111 CL111'111'1, lS1111 XX'1111.1111x. CATALYST li111111111'11g111g 51111111111-Sllllj 111111 11,1s11'1'111g 11-1111112 ship 111111111g 1'1lCllllSIl'Y 111111 111c111ll111'gi1'111 1-11gi111'1'1'i11g s1111l11111s 111111 1:11'1111y. 61211111181 CIl1111 is 1'11111p11sc11 111 51111161115 11'1111sc 1'11111111111ix'c index. p1'i111' 111 6101111111 by 11111 l'lll1J, is 11111 lcss 1113111 4.0. CERES 1 cms. 11111150 1111111111-15 1111- 51111-i.1I11i11g lll 111-110 1g111 ll1Illl'.l1 111111 1lg'l'11llf1llly. p1'111111111-5 111161151 111 1-11111 111111 111111-1' 51111111 g1'11111 1'x1111111s. The Ijlll-ljl1SU 111 1 s111'i1'ly is 111 1vll1'l1lC'l' 1110 i1111'1'1'sls 111 11111 1-X11-11si s1'1'x111' 111111 111 1PQ'l1L'lA 1l11.111ly IIlL'll 111111 111611 1111111 11111111 R11:1': lllllll G1'11wx111.111. R1111 R11111111, lslill flux, 41111111 H111111. 11111111 XX'1'1s111i111'1', 1411111-11 l,1llll1iL'lI. 111111 121111111-11 15111 Miller. 'l'11111 N11lD1111.1l11, 11,111 li111k11s, 151111 R111gg11-s. 1411111 CG11111111. 111111 SllIlllI1'lIlI.lll. l'11111l 11111111 111111114 Xl'111111s. 111-111111 king. 'lllmrl lf!II1'f X1111111111 N11-V1-lw, 10111141 Sc111l1'111'1'1k. K11lI.11111111111, l,.ll'l'X' 13.1141-1. Rm U1111.111, X1.111i11 1111111111111 Ccorffc l'i11111'. I,.l1'l'Y link, Bill l11ll'1JL'l'. RlCllill'11 l,fll'Lft'. Klux f1.ll'X ll1111111'1'. f1llll ll1'.111111. 1'1-11111 Ii111111'11w. lVyS1,Elg. S1'11'1111l I11111': 13111111111 C11-11111. xlIII'YlIl 111111111 R11111-111 1: :' ,-1-wx 1 , , V' My 111111 lfmvi 11611111111 1,11111111'11'1'. R11111'1'l X111.1'.111, '1'11111'1111111 N1Ll1lIJ1lI1 1111. 111111165 511111, 1'11llll'l' N11-5, R11I111111 RL1116. -1111 8111111-1111. 11111111.11 1X'1111.111111111. R11l11'1'I N111111'111', f11l1'1S 'l1i111111, A1Lf1i1l'I'llllg1l. 1'11111t 11411112 151-1'6i111,11'11 M111111511611 F1611 1,.Il11 S1-1111111'i111'. 1'1L'lll11'l11 x1.l1lI1. l'11i1111 1.111-1116. -101111 11111115611 1 61'61'11111111 'l11l1J11DZJ.ll1t'1I. Y1,111s1'1' PLlIl1l1lPOl1l'. john 15111111111-ll 111111 111 111111111-.1 N1-1111111 lf1II1'I C11-snr 1i111111Co. 1i1L'1'llL'1'. f1Lll'1111ll N11111, x1C1ll'LlIl 1111111111111 1'.I'1lll1i Dl1Il1l1C1SOl1. l1'll'X R1l111i1z 111111111 11111. 11111111 111-111, R111111111 CI1111111-il, 11111111 8111111 P611-1' 1iU1lI11iC'. CHI EPSILON C2111 1'1PS11l111. 110111111611 111 11122, 1'61'11g11i16s 1111111115 11111 Scllifflks 111 l1lC 511111111 111 C1111 E11g111661'i11g 111 I11L' 11pI11'1' 1111111 111' l1lC11' 111155. 1111s Sfl1'1C'11' 561165 1116 511111111 111' 11l161'111g 116111 s6ssi1111s 111 51111161115 111111 111' 2111111111 1111111111' 111 lD12ll1llll1g 11611' 1'111'1'11 11111 1161111 R1111 Kappa 1'61'11g111z1's 111056 51116161115 who 111116 ll1ll1l1I2l1llGC1 ll 5.0 1111l6x 1111' 111111' 56111651615 111 11113 511111111 111' S1'16111'6, 1i11111'111i1111, 111111 H111111111i1i6s. 111 1i11f11l1c1'111i1111 111111 Ol1lC1' s61111111s116 111111o1'111'16s, 11 1111111111165 1111' 111311651 s1I11111111'ds 111 sC11111111's111p. 111111: l1'11.1': 1,1ll11.l I.1111111. 11111111 111111111111111. 13111 1'111111I1s, 1111111 Xllll 1111111s1' 1'11llgL'l'Ql111. 111111110 111lllQ11L'lL'L'. I'11111l l11111': pLlll1 13.1111 N1.11g111'1'1 H111g11'1, H1111 S111111111. ,N'w111111l 111111. AIRIIW NI1111111. Slllll f1U11ll'.ll1, 1111141-11 11111-11. 1'1111I'L'l11l' 11111'1'1111g11s. l'111'11 111.111, 51l.II'4ll1 X1111111111. K1:11'l11:1 X1'11. K1.ll'1D1Nl1 11:111'11, 111111 X11111-ly P611 S11111111. fgfwchul g f . I x.z 1 S1 . 1. 4 In X A11 -- k-r,.- R ala -.'N1 S1 .QA s ry .--. .a-,vgc 4.1. Q, A. M1 xx X 111111: Ruiz? cllllxl Ilclldlhks. clllllik xvilNIi.lkllL'lK. John llllIll'N l'1'1'1'x, Hun lilvlmx. ll.1x11l l.1l11lx. l.11111w ll.11lrm. HmscIlJc1'll1, klgly Prllit, 'IMI 5l.11k, Iflllfll 110:12 1,.lYiLl Slmrt, OMEGA CHI EPSILON The 111111-c1ix'1-s11lN flllltgkil Chi Iipsilmm are 111 pn 1- nmlc high sc'l1r1lz11'sI1ip 111111 original illYt'SliQLlliUIl in all lJ1u11111l1cs ul Cllmllifill L'llgillL'L'l'illQ. F111-I1 your they N U prose-nl thc Ullllwllllldillg llllClL'l'gl'lldll1llt' hIlltlClllH Nlmuluwshilj in Unmmn Xu Ujmmx HIL WUHN1 ' - ' 1 w . 1 1' j- 1. . . , , . mwml U' I Fmdllmnh SUMO! sg-1111-stcl' llllllUl'S Llllfl SCIIIHIN whu IIQIYL' .1 .LU mchx 111 II11-51I1f111l nl llnmc lfllllltllllllh. ll11'1111gI111111 lllc X'L'Lll' thus 111111111111-x' IIYCSCIIIN lJl'0gl'1llIlS 11111111-1'111'cl with Qtllllllllllt' Sllllly .mel IKCNUQIIIII 111 I1111111- 1-111111n11im. Iillllf Huw: Xlg11'x' l'l11.1gl.1111l. l.1111' lhrig. I,L'.XllIl Hll.llL'l', lxl'IIllllk'l. Xl.11i.1l1 H.1x1w, lfli1.1l11-Ih lic'111111c'1'1'l', luclilh S1111 NI:11'1i.1 XY.11lgg:1.1l'nI. l5.1l'l1.11'.1 !L'Illk'l'. ll.lllX lhlckclt, Srrfnzff lwfml lfmw: lh:.1l1l1.1 Ilillxlmu. Ilvlulw hunk. 5lll.Ill Rmw: ,gmt l'l.Ilgl'LlNL'. l.illcl.1 l3l'11u'c1', Xl.1l'x CQ11l1l11'.1lh. .Indy IXIHNIIII. I.1111iw 5l'.IIlJ.I1lIIl, Klux XX'i1kl1.1111. . Q N- fl Q-'- v Q... ,Q so v my ,..- lifnl: lfmw: RitI1.mI I3t'll. R-nga' Ntlmcff. 'I Imiimw .l.ttk5on, lfmnt Ifmr: klgtuttw Iic1x1'ncy. Nlithttcl Sztvutl. Phillip Klmitguiux, lun XII!-ittIt-3. Il.txitI I.LlRULt1l1Q'. klwlm Yulilmk. 'lbtu Smith. slay Yt'1'lIt'llII. Binh I'I.ll'l'IIIglOIl, Albert AIJIKIIIZIIII. NU SIGMA DELTA Distilling in its111ctt1hc1's thc itiipurtztticcf UI thcit mlw as suttinl, t't1Itt11'11I. :md activity Iegtdcrs O11 nxtniptis. Xu Signia Dchgt pmvicles at closet' union :mttmg thc Iiiglit-1' stjliulgtstic Imifkcts ull Purdue Uni- wrsity lIll'HlIgIl its wt-cI4Iy uicctings. Iimf: lt'fm't 'Ium Iiovltltiltg. U'iIIi.1m SIIIIIQCS. I.t'm1 Ixittgnsicxvitl. RILIl.lI'tI tII1.t1'It-N. XIith.ut'I Grmc, XYLIYIIL' Ilnrrix. 5I1ix.ttIt.t11cI1'.t Ii.tI1l'L', Xmfmfl Huw: Iict'-llvltg XXIII. fILl1IXYL'l IH-tk. Ibtnmltl I3I.1kt-. RUN-II I'I1ztitw. Ium IIiIhixh. Ntmmotl 13 RHO CHI Ihc Iil1llCII1llIC'l1lI1I objective of Rho Chi is to pro- IIIOIC' high SLIIIUIZIIISIIIP and the acIvzt1icex11Cm of the IJIIIITIIILIKICIIIIIQIII svieiices tlimugh iesearcli. An htm- fws IJZIIIKIIIPI is spmismccl by Rho Chi in the f:1II for clistingttisluccl pltgtriitzlcy stutlcnts. XCIIIIIJIIII. RInn.tItI I'.mIi1m. Ct-1'ztIcI XI.lllI'L'1', l'II'0IIf1f0Il'Z Rwht-rt ClIt.IImt-iw, ulgtnitw Spzthr, 'Ikmby XILl1'lIIIlI.ltI. Marty Stlmtzttla-r, IQt'1'gtItI111t' Iiwpkxt, ISIII Rupc. 'Ibm Mitzi. V-,.-,- ,Q ' ' w S-J .N . .. F A S 5 I - W1 1: S ov 'i W- lf111lclfr121': 1,1'C 11c'1'11':1111. S111 1'-l'1l1llll1l1, 111.11101 R1'm111.111. -1.IlI1l's 1.1-1111.11'11. 11l'.l111L'X 1Y1111g. I4111111 l1'1111': Rll1'IIllP1ll1 SIGMA GAMMA TAU 512,111.1 l1.1111111.1 15111. 11-111g111f111g .111 1111156 111111 rxccl 111 1111- 111-111 111 11lL' .11-1'r111.111111.11 h11L'1llL'S. spun- s111's 1L'1'1l1111Ll1 111L'k'11l1Q,S 111 11111111 llll'1kL'11I 111-111111'111s 111 111-sign .111f1 1-1's1-111111 .llL' I71'L'Sk'1IlC11 ll1ll1 11151-11ssu11 1 .I ' 51 ,1 5- I A X N : Ni. mi 11111 11111, X11111:11'1 11111111111-1', 11111'g11:11'11 R1111-111111'11w. 11.1111 C111-11111.11111, 1'1'l'l1 C.1.1x11111. TAU BETA SIGMA 111 111-1111111' .1 1111'11gv11I 1.111 1111.1 5lQ,I11.l, xx111115C - - 11111111 wc 15 111 e1-1'w 1111' 11411111 .11111 1111111 1'wc'p111111s1111' 111 A111 .1111111sp111'11'111 11lIll1L' 111'f1I1'ss11111.11 l1L'X't'1l1I511lL'1l1. .111 l111' XINIIIIIQQ 1l.l11l1N. .1 1111111.111 1111181 11'1NL' IJ.l1'11l'1- 1111011 11111' NL'111L'N1k'1 111 1111' 11.11111 l1111g1l111 1111 .1 1111.111 11111 1I11lS111.l1I. 111111 111' 1111111-s11'11 111 11.11111 .11111111c's. 111111 lffmv X'11'jg,i111:1 9.111111l1. C11-11111111111 CIc11111'c'11. I11111111.1si1111 1.Xk11.1 P1.1c1c'1111. 1.1111 X11f.1cg11x. 11111K IQIIUY, 1'111lll1TK'l11 1iL'l11l1lL'I'C1k. 11.11 1i11111w11. A111 S111l'1L'Y. 1'.1l1'i1i11 511 Y 1'111'g1u. X1.11'i1x11 1Xl1Nl'X1l. 14111111 l11111 k1lI.I1111ll X1'11111'.1111. X , 1- 1'1llI11tA. f1.11'4l1 X1v.1gllK'1'. '11 Ld 1.1 111111, 11XI11lt' 11111112 my 'Z' fx -we 'Q b buf: i'.'mi Num Xlhlv. llll.lll XXI-sl:-x. XlltllLIl'l Sllfllil. Xllllltrllf llutklvx. Ixliiitt' l.IIl'SL'll. flUllSl.IIIlC lirziljlxc. Surxlll Iiiiiinhx lllllllllgrl. Ntllilfllllg Ntlmt'itlt'l'. l'71IIIf Ifmv: .l0llllNIUIl. THETA ALPHA PHI Tht'1.i .Xlphgi Phi iuumgiiift-s them sliiclt-ms uhh xhim 1-iirsuhlcling xwrlt in thc licltl ul clrgmiatit' LITIS mtl lJl'UXllll'Q Ll sutixll lDl'1lgl'Ll1Il lui' thc tlluztlrc glllllll. lhi't-t- I1IIlt'S cinch xt-411' this litmmilw' ll1'lllS zinc. THIC KVI . to :ill mt-iulwrs. itsi Iiful: It'fm'i ll.ll'lJ li.lll'ILlx. f..llivlNll Xlhiltx Xitki l'lt1tllt'l'. Lois Xlvvllit. l.ii1 Xmli-rwii. lwfml llmv: l.llItl.l Igitulv-. l.ihlmy 'AT 'R' 4. -. if 'l lx 'V Y -4-.. .1- '.t Q . i , Q . X -if fs 1 ,. xx lgl 'KAJN-. f - A 5. THETA SIGMA PHI 'lih cm Sigma Phi, CllL'Ulll'Llg'll1g students who zts- pirc lor ll l'2ll'CL'l' in writing. l'L'COglllZCS junior and Sllllliil' wmncn with Il 4.5 inclcx. Blciubers are Chosen lor llICll' interest in julirnzllisul :incl lim' their 0111- stxmtling :activity in czmipus ,lUlll'l1llllSIlL' work. Hurt. l3L'X'l'1'lX liiilvl. .Xmw 4 I fl Sxitllcr. Nlnrty Zell. Q? LIGIIIN 1110 1111111611111 5111110111 1Xss111'1:1111111 llL1S S1lllQlll 111 1111eg1'z1111 1116 C-111118111111 1111111 111111 11143 1131111111 111 8111616111 cxp1'1'1c1111-s. 11 SlJL'l'1lll c111pl111s1s 111 1111- llll' s111clL-111 1-1111g1'cgz1111111 l1ll1'1l1g. lllL' 11-111' 1111s 1161111 11111 1-111-11111'11g,c1111111 111 1111- use 111 1111- l'llIlI7L'1 11111 111111111- 111ef111a111111 211111 11c111111111s. F1-llL' -.1111l1'111s 1111111-11 Ll k11c11lc1' 111 1111- 111111 111 11111 1'11lll'4ll 11.11'1- 111 11ll1111' 11111- 11111- 1X'1Sll1I1g 111 11s1-1111-1'l1.111xl 1111' I11'11.111' 1111'1111.1111111 1111 11pp111'1111111x' 111 1sllCL'1 111 111'.11'1'1'. 111 Q11111' 111 1111- 1ll1i1L'l'SIl1l1C1ll1g 111 Ul11L'1'h. 121111111111 151-11.1, 1111- 1'L'1lH11'A N li sl1ip111' I,111l11'1':111 s1111l1-111s. 114111 11111 11s 1.111 l1111g1'.1111 .1 A , s1111ly11l 'Nlx'151111111111111l11'1 g111l111l fJll1L'l'S.u .x111l7l12 A . 1 1116 gllt'Sl spn-11111-1's 1111' 11111' 111 11lL'SL' 11is111ss11111s 11':1s ' 3' 11111111111 X1'l1g1l1'11. 1'111'1l11c 1'11i1'1-1'si11' 111l11111. 111111 1' 1' Nlmlxe 111 llIt'lll 1111 Hxxvlllll 11111-s .1 114111111111 l1c111'1c?1' . :k: , The church is always open for personal med11a11on LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION The all student Luthern council plans the years program, which includes discussions on other faiths, ' . 0 9 1- R 11 fs-1 NN xww vsgx I 'N1 '. II , ,... ,,.,.,.,,,,,,e LT-Sf 'l u un 111111 Inrgu. Cgu1'oIyr1 Illilmgwurlll. RELIGIOUS COUNCIL Aiding in coor YES SL-1'x'i11g as a medium between the different rc ligious Ul'g'2lIIIlZllIOIIS and the University. the Stu clcut Religious Council also tries to co-ordinate and IIIIIIY the rcligimnl groups. The 1ncu1bersI1ip is open lu i11tc1'cstcr,I students as wcll :ls club presidents. dinating the services of every church is a diligent staff ,. wx: wf'az1 f't'3'kfl ' TRW x x A ' -. FR i 1 N Sunday evenings provide a light meal with informal get-togethers for these University students. BAPTIST STUDENT FOUNDATION l'1'ox'icli1ig an opportunity for nietnhers frtnn all over the United States to worship together, Baptist Student Fellowship also seeks to deepen the Christian Faith uniting students. They encourage everyone interested to join and learn nhout their purposes. Open to all lfpisunpztlizins fn' any student desir- ing, to join. the fiLllllL'l'iJlll'y Clluh strives to achieve tlmmttgh vgirious gtctivities, a close, religious group tlztitterhtny Clhth has set'x'it'es in their vhapel of the Good Shepherd. at Ci2llllC1'iJlll'y House. An evening vesper service prepares weary minds for a vveek of intensive study and Christian witness. fffze 1,4-ug gui. t t P. gif :S Q 3 L ss: Fil -'SE A535555 -in: A crowd gathers at St. Thomas Aquinas Center to hear a lecture on Christian Marriage. NEWNIAN CLUB The annual street dance began another year. 006 The Ncwinan Club, with headquarters at St. Thomas Aquinas Student Center, is an organization devoted to the spiritual, intellectual, and social life ol' Purdue's more than 3,000 Catholic students. The Club sponsors a program to bring persons of prom- inence in a variety ol' fields to this campus. Sister Madeleva, a well-known scholar, poet, and educator, Father Ernan McMullin, philosopher and physicist, and a panel of liberals and conservatives discussing Meeting the Challenge ol Communism, have been among the participants in the Newman Club pro- gram. Led by 1961-62 President Phil Carl, the officers and members of the Club have organized a calendar of social events which includes hayrides, regular Sunday night suppers, and holiday parties. The members who attended the world-wide meeting last summer in Boston discuss their experiences. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Besides their religious bond, the members of the Christian Science Club promote discussions- hoth serious and light-to achieve greater under- standing and lgnowledge. Nlemhers also enjoy par- ticipating in lellowship and activities. Bonnie Simmons. Helen Seren, Steve Schwartz, jerry Orenstcin, Norm B11-sky. Holm Silver, .Xrlene Sclmcitlermzm, HILLEL The Purdue branch of the Hillel Foundation holds weekly meetings at its ltcadquarters on the cor- ner ol State Street and XValdron, to provide a cul- tural, social, and spiritual environment for students, Its membership is open to all Jewish students on campus. lrx' Goldstein. The shelter of a warm church is especially welcome on a cold winter day. UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHURCH This year, under the direction ol: Reverend R. lf. Rehiner, the University Lutheran Church spon- sored a full and rewarding program of special events and regular activities for Purdue students, Their calendar was filled with Bible-study groups, mar- riage-preparation discussions, lectures on Christian lunclanientals, and programs in the student center. The Cllll1'L'll'S game room, equipped with ping-pong tahles and pool tables. was opened at specified times lor the use of the Lutheran students and their lriends. Through these programs the University Lutheran Church has welcomed all students and encouraged participation in its activities. The church leaves the doors to its chapel open at all limes to students for private prayer. The handsome white church on the edge of the campus serves as Ll spiritual guidepost for Purdue students of mztny denominations. The activities ol the University Presbyterian Church are many and varied. The two impressive services condutitecl on Sunday mornings by Dr. H. R. Rasmusson, minister, highlight the progrrun. Other functions include the XVestminster Student Fellowship on Sunday eve- nings, and It mztrried students fellowship on XYeclut-s- day evenings. Both consist ol' supper. lecture. :uid discussion. Rounding out the prograni is the Anslem Forum. composed of both foreign :md American students concerned with world fellowship. Also. students are always welcome for co1iliei'e1lt't-s with Dr. Rasmusson, Miss Urcutt. Director ol' Reli- gious Education. or Mr. Hull. . , XX Dr, Rasmussen speaks to the graduate singles group UNIVERSITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Volunteer members of the Clee Club sing for students and parents each Mother's Day, 229 . az-ff' -R 5, 'F' S1- ' IEW? ' Li R7 1:-' QLITABY , ,Q 'LJ' V ARMY ROTC VIIIIL' Q.'1111,1sl11c1c11ls t'l1l'4J11t'f1 111 IIIC ,X1'111y ROTC' , . . . . p1ug1x1111 ill Plll'f1llC I 1llX't'1'Slly 11crl1111'c l11c11' 1151114 g1'u1111c1 111 l1llIll.ll'f' 51101106 I1l1'flllg1l L'UlllkSl'S 111 1111- IIIKI IIl11IlLll'1' 111Slu1'y. 1110 lllC1C'15 1111111 1111 :1pp1'c'cia 111111 111 l1ll1l1l11'Y c'u111'11-xx' 111111 1JL'lll'll1Q 111' 111cz111s 1't'QllI2l1' c11'i1I. fill fu111p1c1io11 ul 1110 sop11u111o1'c yC'l1' lllC1L'1S 1l.lXL' IIIL' 4111111111 111 gipplv 1111' 11c11'a111c'cc1 1111111 1112, 11111411 11111-1s 111111111-111111111-s Im' CXIJQIIICICC1 1v:1dc1'- ship 511111 11-xpu115i1111i11cs 111 l1lL' Signal llurps. 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Kempton Professor of Air Science igaxi? . .X -V , 'f ff--. sg -' fx 2 X s S i X fx ,WS r e -f r ii , . , , ., , .. NW Q , ' ' KN: Q few N , i ' ' 'X 1. :Iv , J. x ,eg ., ig. - Z-k 3 How long have you been on active duty soldier? Q- tl 233 1 1 I 4 H I W . V , '. s. .' 1 . , QVJL-'.vlff, , , . . A' 4, , -- .-. EVP' 21 -- -ff Lg I' 2-1.1 Ja .advyd-L M ' . -- .+-- . . .- , H' ' 'U.s'Af'7 'V ' f f, '- ' P' '41-.A 4, FV-'Q in . -'Ariz lg' -V. .1 ff' f 'Y,'5a': 54 iff.-4-ff --' I n'--I'f ,-'-as-gg , ' -,Furl . gf., .Vwu .. -5 , 4 '+ I .-1 - A ,A,jg.L.,,.: nl-Jw. A :M La 1. D, .a 'Nv- m .s -. Q. uw L X - 4 f, 'r ww-.N ' ax ,Q xxx .. ,dnl NAVY ROTC Instruction in the vlnssrooni. activity on the drill lield. panttuipzuion in sunnner cruises . . . through these lac-ets the Navy ROTC progrznn trains and develops ollicers lor the United States Navy. Purdue has both the regular and contract phases ol' the progrrun. 'lihe regulzn' student receives books. tuition, and part ol' his roonl and hoard lor four years. while the c'ontrzu't student is paid only during his last two yezus. In the classrooni the niidshipinan learns ol' tilt tics and theory oli niilitnry action: on the drill lield he is schooled in preeision. During his sunnner cruises, the nfu'z1l student applies the tech- nology he has learned. It is only through lour years ol' continuous :incl rigorous training that the Nznul ROTC unit produces excellent ollieers lor zwtiye service in the llnited States Nnyy. Navy attention, respect, and allegiance. Inspection arms. - x 1' 1 m -A- '. ','I'1 f :QL '.. ... . -t- nslsi:-92-9.'-,' - if- ..,' .-.-,aww ,IQ He- wwf! .'p.1i6wf.,' l 2156 ut your right foot in . . . cha-cha-cha. MILITARY BAND The Purdue Military Band enthusiastically douhle-steps onto the lield playing the traditional Hail Purdue to open another thrilling football game. The guest Golden Girl, the Silver Twins, and the hands intricate routines dazzle the audience. The band's main activities this year included a trip to the Michigan-Purdue liootlnall game and an eventful trip to Brazil. South America, over the Christmas holidays. According to thc members of the hand, this trip was one ol' the most exciting they had ever taken as well as being the first time the hand had ever traveled outside of the United States to perform. The hand also entertained audiences throughout Indiana and Illinois with their spring concerts and participation in the annual Indianapolis Motor Speecltvay H500 Parade . Seventy-six trombones led the big parade, while . . . Hail Purdue commands a standing crowd while the marching band spells out our Alma Mater. Purdue's biggest noisemaker is quiet tor the Anthem 4 2 x v' it is -4 ,, , .- 'hli Professor AI C, Wright Director of Purdue Bands AIR FORCE BAND Six years ago drum and lmgleu corps was the name for the original twenty-man group which, to- dav. is the seventy-piece Air Force ROTC Band. The lland today is directed by three advanced Air Force ROTC cadets and a number ol' basic Air Fort e Ol'l'it'er training cadets. This stall' has two ad- visors to assist them in band operations. Member- ship is open to all students in Purdue's Air Force NIilitary program. A pledgeship. lasting eight weeks. prepares new members for activation. The band provides martial music lor the Air Force ROTC units and functions as a body separate from the ROTC Division in parades and military cere- monies throughout Indiana. The band plans to make a record of their best music. Last spring the band turned out a colorful performance at the H500 Festival Parade in Indianapolis. Burl: Korn: Richard Burkhart. Philip Bright, Hlillard Irwin. Donald Fowler. Edward Debus, Gerald Collins. Alohn Hoatman, john Clit-rrv. Steven Garner. Gerhard N. Bolen. Larry S. Lane. Lawrence IX'igger, Stephen Marks. Third Row: Michael XX'askom, Brute Harvey. Ron Camp. Dan Placke, Larry Brown. Dave Bret-tllove. Nlerlyn Albright. IYnlIgang Ahl. Steve Iiiler, klohn liarher. Dean IYilliams. .lon Hamilton. Marc Nusbamn. Adolph Svt-t. Cary Fox. Frederick Yake. xlames R. lielsheiiner. .Srfnml Rmw: Terry Arkwright. Neil s ra F' C - A fgt .. .4 Even The Air Force Band has inspection. Loefller. Gerald Heshelman. John Campbell. Brook Frymier, Howard Snyder. Kirk Hoggatt. Stephen Fidler, lXIaltohn Miller. Kenneth Selzer. Ronald Dilling. Dave Krieg, Eugene Gutwein, jfunes Gardner, IVilliam Lindley, Terry Baughn. Frou! Row: Ivayne Hiser, Blames Stoddard, Paul Ley, Stephen Barth. Darrel Haub. Dale Jacobs, Gerald McCormick. Marshall Noel. Norman Need. joe Sample. Clifford Daly. Sidney Bowman. 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During the summer between his junior and senior years, each advanced AFROTC cadet attends a lour week camp of concentrated practical and theoretical training. This important phase of devel- opment acquaints the cadet with his role as a lnilitary leader by giving him opportunity to apply his lead- ership capabilities. Rigorous physical and mental conditioning is characterstic of this intensive train- ing period. As part of his training, each cadet is sent into a remote area for a three-day'survival ex- ercise in which his only tool is a pocket knife. At summer camp, a cadet receives the pay of an Airman basic, seventy eight dollars per month, and all bene- fits enjoyed by members of the Air Force. 40 l lizicli summci' the lzmcl-loclaccl miclsliipmcn go lu sea. Xt this time czich Naval ROTC uicinlxcl' puts to uso wlizil hc has lezlrnccl about ships and thc sen during thc scluml year. The cruise. thc highlight ul the iiliclsliipiiialfs XCHY, may hc on ll iziiiici' in thc ixllllllflf. in givizition llllllllllg in lexus. All gmipliih- ious training in Little Creek, Yiigiiligi. in' on il clcstroycr in thc' lhiciliic. llzircl work. uniccillrzilcrl training on sliiplmogiul. lilmuity pm'ls.:1ml thc Ublllllklll- icmship ol' lcllow miclsliipmcn unnlmiiic lu ma suimnei' criiisc ll rcwziiiclilig cxpcricilcc. '5On-4... km,,, X- ,. Trick or treat. llxc can h me 1' 'ggm,.a1:'f ' . ,il'T, - ,,.5 T- N, wwf . -Qt. '99 -f . . N., x .- Midshipmen figure out local apparent noone NAVY CRUISE .54.f:-gi . 1 - 'S . ,w,,. W-,t+,,v,:,. Midshipmen drill P3 'Q Q., A on the torpedo director. We-L-2.4. 241 Docking maneuvers by radio control . . . QUARTERDECK l limi: lime: li-rn Shields, llzixitl luliuwu. Daivitl liable. . XX'.ixm- llemlersun. lim l.xnth, launes lguuluv, Steve Rrner, l Hub l,i1ll. Iwmll Ifrmt lCt'el't'll YLTIIUII, lluu Ileiiuiiiu. lainie A Dori Stomer Quarterdeck President Quzirterdeek Society draws its tneuibership frmn lourth semester suplmiuures. juniors, and seniors who :ire pledged on the bzrsis ol' high naval aptitude and seliwlzistie zrrhieveinent. The purpose of Quzirterdeek is to strengthen and promote further the interests and prestige of the naval society at Purdue. The pledges can be recognized by the pledge boards which they K'lll'1'y, called 'lswziblmiesf' Quzirterdeeks main pruieets are sponsoring the zrnnuzil Midsliipnlnns Ball and publishing A'Reef Points, ri folder desig- nated to orientnte their new members. lliirluw, Tmn U'isniewski, li-my Davis, Bob Bennn. Don Smrner. i l l 1 0,10 Virginia Mitchell Angel Flight Division Commander Angel Flight is :1 service tllglllllllilllill which draws its lneinhersliip lrnni scanncl scnieslcr lrcsli- nicn girls :incl older. 'lihc pledges are selected nn basis of petition :incl inrerxiew. The prinmry pur- pose of Angel Flight is to luster the clevclnpnlent nl the United Suites Air Force. the Air Force ROTC, and the Arnold Air Society. The angels not as host- esses lor the military bull, the lllllllllliy uimwifminil, the P1'esiclcnt's rexicw. and Air Forfe social events. Angel Flight gives girls an excellent opportunity to participate in military proceedings. Bark Ruin: l,2ll.l'lklJl Cnocl. NIJIILQC ll.isso:, Klgirx' Inn Hiller. Cnrnl Cllzire. 'llinyai Rnrcx, Linclzi Hxiislnli, Dzinnit- fl.llllk'liUll, Beth Sum' Sta-giiiziicr. li1Il'L'lI liimler. 'IVIIVVII lfmvz AlLll'Q.ll'l'l Thc-is. llllflfllt' I,ugiir, 'Ioycc llucklrs. Nlgirixinm' Nlilicllips. C.:irnl Clayton. ulnnc' llgihlc. Gini NilllIll.lllIl. l7i.inc Dnlihs, SllilI'll'I1l' liIi.lll5l', Szinmly Ire Sllllllll. Swrfnifl limit Susan -niwes-A r Let's make money while losing weight! ANGEL FLIGHT Y1lIll inssi'l', Sllsilll Nllllliblll. Allin' Cllllsnll, kllltlilll lli.l l'.nm-l.i l,ll'lilL', N.inu' Slriiltlui. 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CI11111'1111111l czlllfllbll, 131111 111111111-l'. 132111101 Click -1111 Rum. l111l1.l1k1l l1lIl'll11l.lII. 111111 11llI'Ill'l1. 11111111111 Y1-11111. 11111 litlgllll. 1111111 'I'l11111111s. 11111111111 -11J11llN1l1l, R11l11'1'1 1m11'w. PURDUE NIV 71- :mc HONOR GUARD .A - f-'SN r limi: limi-: CIli.i1'li's SlL'W.ll'l. Bill liiiiliiiiilw. lyriiu liixti-lgili. linli llilliixli. Bill Smal:-13 llulmul llaiiiiiglini. Dim .Xllii-rlwii. Ycriiriii lkmiclwii. 7'lm1lI!fm': lmupli lliwmii, XYilli.iiii l'l1':1I1cll. lulill fllillllllillvi. xY.llll'l' l.llllxlHYNlil. l'LIlll laimw, llmiil Sliurt. lnlm lrimli. .BVIIIVIII limit xllllhllll lt'I'l'X. XX.ilIm-1' Leonard l-lasse POMM Captain POBIM IJITIIIIIJICS tlic ellcrliwsllcss ul tlic .Xrilly ROTC by liiriiisliing gm iiivciilixc' lm' cuiiipclitive clrill, by develwpiiig military skill :md clilicielicy. zmcl lay proyicliug ll means ul 1'Cl'Ug'lllllUll Im' clescryiiig military stuclems. This liuiioixiry takes its meiiilicrs lrum junior :mil Senior xiclxmicccl Army Rillll Slll- clcuts, and uncleiizikcs projects ul' 11 military iizilure wliicli will be usclul amd aclvziiitugcoiis to all mili- tary men. Cliicl' Zilllilllg the prujcc'ts zirc the zmmuil Army Bull for all members ul the .Xrmy :md llie Army banquet lor rc-cognitioii ul' ziclvziilcccl students. Niiiiliiiixlci, liill Xlilliiiix. Riilrml fi.llI'i'll. Rfilivll llnikiii. Lliziilnw Xlilxlrulivi. Siuplivii llIllN.Il'klll'lI. 'lim liiilvi, lfmnl llnrwi lfrcil fliwxwll. Cllmilu Sims. Kllmiliw cllIl'lllJNlIlllL'. l l.i-im.ml ll.uw, l.iul lX.nIwn. f.llIlxln1lrll1'l Iiiiim. l11lxs.mI l'iuslL'l. PURDUE ORDER OF MILITARY IVIERIT Advanced cadets strive for perfection Q .5117 ' T , M Q he sz, , . Initiation brought dignitaries to The Trails. lfrl ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY fl: Raw: Rgiylivlcl lfislicr. 'llcun Irvine, Dine XYL1-ilmi, Dirk lgvr, 'loin Sells. G4-rgilil Saixtini. lirncc flNQlSlAll', Run llusscll, Rent llixissczilc. Lt-rg llittlitiirk. Xmmiil lfuiw: Bula linrlmrink. Nnriiigni Reagan. lid Stoller. llliris Dimerr, Klint Higlixint. Don 1 - Pi Ronald C. Boller Commander Outstanding srlmlarsliip. Iezidersliip. and char- acter quzilily lmsiv and zidrnnced AFROTC Cadets lor interviews lor tneinbersliip in the Arnold Air Society. This linnorary was established at Purdue in 1951 to further the niission of the U.S.A.F. The society sponsors the Air Force Ball and the Matsclnneyer Award for the AFROTC student who luis shown outstanding ability in Air Science III. Speakers. Iilnis, and lield trips to Air Force installn- tions :is well ns :treat meetings and :in annuzil llllllillllll uitinlgive tonstitute Arnold Air activities. Yaiiirlwlit-Iw, l'l1iI flflllll, xlvssc Rec-res, Don Cliznnberlztin. Ifmnl Rumi: llnlin 'l'I1n1'gomI. CIl11n'lcs Seitz, Steve Gmldxird, .Xlzin Provost. Ronald Baller, Mitliuel Taylor. Ronald Alley. D.n'e Hill. .3 4 I 0. 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HN llUll0l'Lll'Y urgzulifxuiuu lm' IllililLll'S Sllliltlllx, Its pum- pusc'islucl1uu11'L1gc,prescrxcLlllcldcxclupilu' lliglll'Nl lclcllls nl thc IIIIIIILIYY pI'HlC'SNl1lll. fA1IlllJLlllX l, ul 'GK Paul james Commanding Officer lime Nutlnlml 5uL'lL'lX' ui l'c1'sl111w Rlllcs IN kill lhc pl1llil'Il Rcgilm-ul is umlpmccl ni lmsir mclcls A retired Dledgeboard means a busy active ummllccl in the lllrcc ln'4u1nl1w nl lllt Illllilillj' All 'urduc. Tlwsc l'llflUI5,xX'Il1llllllsl Inns .1 4.0 .u .ulcum md ll 3.0 llliliflilf influx. lmxc x.u'icd .utixitia-N. Tllcy pzu'ti1ip41tc in drill and slumtillg IIIUCIS mill: I other unupiulics ol the PL'I'SIlil1g Rifles. Ylrllff' .llm dur Illl lm1mx'1u'y uv-cd ulptaxin A1141 um lin-ulcunlus. ml: Ilfmw Ruin-rl l .ll1lL'l', l,xuu Xhixlm, Xlimlmvl 'llun'wl1. Iiulxiu Sugu. ll1m.1lxl llmlwr. lZIl.IllK'N Still. l..n11v XX'c.ucl I.uuu Smllunl. XX-iHi.llI1 IIa'ill1c11lillgr1'. lIIHlll.lN IQINILIXN. 1lllIlll.lN lwlluwu. Rulhlltl Uvnlwx, IxL'llllA'IIl Ntlllllll. 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In addition tu the dztnee itsell, the members plan the reception and lmnquet which tttuniipttiiy the ball. The coin- mittee consists of lout' juniors and four seniors fliusen lrum the ROTC units. This year the Mili- Iltty Hull was held in the Fniun BHllI'OUll1S on Novetulaer Il. The guests :intl their escorts tlztneed tn the music ul the 'Iiuuuy Dorsey Band. XYisi1iewski. 'limi lleller, Roht-rt Kyle. lfmnt Rout: l.t. Col. Sims, l.t. S. NltSw.tin. Stexe C1't'sltw'. ,ltitli I-Kink. Vlolin Dzien. liuh H.u'riugt4m. ,pil X 1 Q Y f-:fs ,W - i,i ,'s cv ,- ,.v- rx ,. Iinl: Rmw: Ilimk Iiillwnlll. Xvlllhllll liulimll, Nlumx XYilli.u1m, I.1lm's Nlllllhl, Xlllllll' Skllllllkll. Plllllllm Nlumnm l'lHPlf Ibm Rulwrl IU-Ilx. kI.umw Xlailm, l,.llll llucllimk, Nrfmnl Rmw: Mull Sslllm-lla-I. .Xl.n1l xYt'QIlt'lk, XXUIILI l.ugg.ul. lm' lxwllx llmmlml 'l'rmlwr. Hllllk' lla-lllmg. KIUIIN lux-w1'. lwm llillfl. Slvu' lS.:kr1'. 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' fig.,5-V5.1-'Q-Xfr'4,l,gz'!', .Ev-if-, 5.1711 P :fff3 '5 9'f1Av'f2?3'gf.. , mfv- ' 1 V., -ct, , ini' Ag-:P wav... . -1, Y ,.x . - X . X Q-X., -, Q X'- L . 1 SPORTS ADMINISTRATION Athletics consists of more than just a foot- ball or basketball game. Guy QRedj Mackey. athletic director. coordinates all sports pub- licity, ticket sales. and Big Ten business. A graduate of Purdue. Mr. Mackey strives to present an attractive athletic program each season. Dean V. C. Freeman of the School of Agriculture, represents Purdue at all Big Ten gatherings. joe Dienhart and Richard Kindig assure attendance by distributing tickets for sports events. Publicizing Pur- due's athletic contests is Bob Xflloodworth. WOODWORTH, DIENHART, AND KINDIC COMPARE NOTES. ESI: , Qs . :'. li? 3. X' . P I .s if ,.w ' ' .-fx 254 Aw' NNN N GUY KREDl MACKEY PURDUE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR DEAN V. C. FREEMAN PURDUE REPRESENTATIVE TO THE BIG TEN llmlc Ifmr: till.lI'll'N Ruse: limi lin lllllllxllilllll. Ridigml lullllsull. III! l,.ailx lmilmk. lfmnl Ifmw: ILM' .. v, The seating coiimiiltcc assigns seals to 'I I ' Xlillkhl ll.mI. students for home football :uid lxiskctlxlll games. The Pep Committee, Composed of jllI1l0l'S and seniors. boosts school spirit by A 'iv ,,. I lil lhs. Ili.m Grim. Rug-1' III Ili Il 'I I npsun. 13:1 .Xkvis v l,.1i1i. Yiilli Ili-iirii Ls, lhuglil 5lllg4'l'. lxlllll .Xml lnslmp, Nl nx' l'XL'llN4 5.llIIll'.I lX.nIls. organizing Pep Rallies :md Victory Pzmics. COIVI NI ITTEE SPIRIT IS HIC-I-I AS PURDUE SCORES AGAIN s limi: II'fm': l,.ll'I'X 5t'NL'I'Ill. lwlxxiii l,I'1IIl.ll'll. l.uk llillls. l'IHllf Innr: I.Ill ,XllslIl.llI. XIJIIIXIIII lhulmlcl, llulllhl Spmk. 053 -..L .l IL . A ..... RIVETERS VIE IN THE ANNUAL BLACK AND GOLD CAME BLACK VS GOLD-THE FUTURE UNVEILS 2 The forecasters didn't give the young Boilermakers much of a chance in the Big Ten. Vlith IQ lettermen graduated and no experience in the backlield. Coach jack Mollenkopf faced a year of rebuilding. The line was rugged as there were at least two returning lettermen at each position. Opening with a rugged 1 3-6 victory over Mlashington, Purdue signaled the Big Ten that the Rivets were going to be in the thick of the Fight forthe championship. FANS WATCH IN SILENT ANTICIPATION, ss: THE BENCH INTENTLY AWAITS THE NEXT PLAY A H IF I 257 A THE RIVET RESERVES ARE ANXIOUS FOR ACTION. ALL LINED UP AND READY TO GO The first two games of the 1961 gridiron season gave the young Purdue team experience and saxwy. Sophomore Ron DiGravio showed that he planned to continue the Purdue tradition of fine quarter- backs. All-America candidate Stan Szurek showed his worth by making the opening tackle in both games. The Boilers showed flashes of brilliance in humbling Rose Bowl champs Yllashington. and in shocking Notre Dame early in the final period. Skip Ohl kicked four field goals in the two games. RIVETS DROP Ross BOWL CHAMPS 2554 ' 'E. 125' ARE YOU GOING SOMENNHERE7' STEVE WEIL MOVES IN FOR THE TACKLE ELWELL AND SCZUREK WATCH AS THE IRISH WIN THE TOSS, :xi an I 49195 X nw .R Q Q -x Q . I L. K M ffxaffgqi I 'rg Q? Sk ,RIN SAS if i 1- A IS v K ' K, 3, W ' 'I-S 5, s i 1 31 A I v. , -I , Xb XX,e I 2' , If , v I . v-ximf Fix 'M' I 'I :IQ ' III Xfhfsifwg K wr Q' Xp I V .jr DFQQSKSIM 1' I3 Ii f L' gSiS'v.Mx as M -1' Y K' 0 is 1, M '!A.i' '., F1 Iiiifff 'x...'.gf -.. ' V, 2 fy 111' 'MAY' QW? jx. 3,,. . ,f 4 .fx-, .., , 5:15 'V'! 'Q' N ,y KN IN.-'I -J I I 1 ,X if-6 2150 Qf ,Y I Q Ks S1 I ' ...yf1k. - X33 in . A- v 45 X L I - M 5 M... I as H K Xfti F I sg ,b 'A if QF' 'a-S V 4 I ' x T 53 - Y ,. 1 , , 'I'-'Ii Y -f ?g IX g,g2- 5 Q ' N. , A P . 'X HS'-N ' 7 lest. I , V :..,,,.. tuwxfxyi Q .1 H, In ' - f M Q 5 - ,,, 1: L ,, ., - 1. I my-+'.: , .pn . . yy. 441 I .gh-eQsf.uwpn:'g,,p-gg . -V---N-I, f. ' s --if . 4- '- . ' f -wf I I .x 'A x, 'W' -':ff 1-we 11- '- ', 'L , ,AM -. I. .. j,x, ,,'- ,r-'v'-5. . Q. .,11f'Qi. ' I. fl'-'BR 'vi'S3 N- I A :ga NM, DETA I LS, DETA I LS, DETAILS. IACK ELWELL WAITS FOR A TOUCH DOWN PASS FROM RON DiCRAVIO. Still 1'ecoVe1'i11g from the week hefore, the BUllL'l'IllllliC1'S went Illl'OlIg'l1 tl1e 111otio11s of lldlllllg Miguni, 19-li. Although they helcl the Redskins to 55 f.':mls1111sl1in1g. the Rive-ters showed little desire in llllilllQ'IllL'l1' seco11flviCto1'y. lVith Couch Molleukopf out l1eCz111se ol illness. Bob DeMoss took Cflllllllllllfl for the Miehigzm contest. Three flllHl3lCS at Cfllfllll 111o111t-nts inthe game lecl to the 16-l.1flCfC1lf.c2Z1l'y H0gHI1lS passes. i11cl11cli11gn 77 f'lll'Cl to11el1clo1v11 pass to .luck Elwell gave Purdue l:Zll1S SOIl1CIlllllQ' to cheer zthout. FUIVIBLES AID LOSS TO WOLVERINES we W- , - -fer? 'xr-elllflfwt 1 ' .J Nurs J , 233-mg. X- . 2 ,. fini, 53'-X ,g 1 ' igiigs '- L , in THE SENIORS ARE REALLY RAISING CANE, PURDUES SPY IN THE SKY REPORTS TO THE BENCH. 261 HAWKEYES, ILLINI BOW TO RIVETS Following their first Big Ten defeat. the Boilermakers were anxious to get into the win Column. Sinothering Iowa 9-o. gave the team new hope. The Riveters, led by Ron Myers. contained the Hawkeyes inside their own fifty yard line until HL the fourth quarter. Encouraged by their victory. Purdue overwhelmed a fired up Illinois team 23-Q. End John Greiner played the best game of his Career. scoring two touchdowns, IACK ELWELL AND STAN SCZUREK, 1961 CO-CAPTAINS, x f HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT ALPHA ALPHA RHO TONIGHT? 21221 UP AND AWAY, IUNIOR BIRDMEN ' Yvx, wx . N Xb , , , ,Q as L M R, HOGAN STANDS I-IIS GROUND AGAINST THE CRASHING LINE COME ON EVERYBODY, YELL! 0 . 43,- s . 6 . '. N-Tk dr'-fv ' , . f 'KV--7 'sn mf' 4' .Qi -f14.a+w fa B' . sfzff mQ..a-.11 nb P321 'Sw vs IACK ELWELL CRASHES THROUGH TO C-ET HIS MAN OLD OAKEN BUCKET STAYS HOME A Darl's Day crowd watched Purdue upset Michigan State. 7-6. The Riveters' stout defense led by .lack Elwell, Stan Sczurek, and Don Brunun was too much for the highly publicized Spartans. A share ofthe Big Ten championship was lost when a determined Purdue squad was turned back by costly fumbles, as Minnesota Won, io-7. An overwhelming victory over Purcluels rival, Indiana, added another link to the Old Oaken Bucket and gave Purdue a 6-3 record and fourth place in the Big Ten standings. 26,1 TUV? ,-665 IT'S TWISTIPJC TIME AGAIN! THE CROWD IS I-IUSHED AS HOGAN BARKS THE SIGNALS, SKIP OHL IS PURDUES GOLDEN TOE. YEA PURDUE PETE? Purdue Purdue Purdue P11rd11e Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue IACK MOLLENKOPF, HEAD FOOTBALL COACH. Purdue lifltlc Roar: Xast. Logxtlm Xl I,.IIIxt'l. 5lLlllL'lll XI.111.1gL'1' Ri1l1.11'cI IQAIITCII. Ierrx XI111'toli11t-. Holm l..1Le. ,lim Sllllllkl. loin liotomkc. Ralph XX'ootlic, ,lim Yillitllc, Hellrx' IJLILIQUUII, ,john Nl:1rsl111ll, I'iI'QlIIIs f.lI'L'llll1.I. llitk Dautli. Gary Hogan. 'I'o111 Ritkctts. alot- Nl.1tl1g1111. 1.11111 N.11a1y,e. Ronald Illkllllllffaliy. Fred Clliaw. lot' Hayes. lioh Izl11'l111rcll. iliulll Boris. ilqlllllilllllll Xllen, km, lloquli .Xllt-11 Hgngt-11 'l'l1ml Rmu: Xsxt. Coach Nlalom-13 RIVETS FINISH BTH IN NATION 13 20 19 14 9 9 3 7 7 3-1 Wfashington 6 Notre Dame 22 Miami of Ohio 6 Michigan 16 Iowa 0 Illinois 9 Michigan State 6 Minnesota 10 Indiana 12 IX'ayne kloneb, Amt. KIOLILII ,lim Shea, Dave Saxmtag, Goxdon Butclier, Wally Flora-iice, -It-1'r1' filllllllll, R011 DiGravio. Ron IQLIIJCRIQLL Don lit-ixer, Dave Iillison, Steve II'right. nt Miller, Nlll llatkaoii. Hzirolcl Wells. Charles Begg. Donut l':1lta11i, Lang Marks, Iohn XVilso11. Steve IVcil. Gene Ij0I1Illtl5OIl. Don IQSIQSLIIIIC, john Greiner. Asst. Coach Ned D 514 77 I I - 31 2 ' . 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Purtltic proiiiisctl to bt- great this ycgii' with :ill Of ht-r rcturiiiiig senior lt-ttcriiicii. iiichiciitig two-time All-Aiiicricziii Tcrry Dischiiigcr. :incl sonic hot sophomore prospects. Prcsciisoii poles placed the Rivets scvciitli iii thc Nzitioii. and :1 prohzihlc st-coiirl plzicc iii the Big' Ten rzice. A first glitiipsc was hzicl of this yez1r's tt-:mi when they took 011 the Frcshuiziti sqiiztcl. SIlllltiOllfSfOl'Ii1C Varsity wcrc Discliiiigcr :md ix'ICciilliL'Y. :mtl for the Frosh were Rod Hicks. Ron iilIg'i1CS.Zl1ltii7ig'BiilQIOllCS. DISCHINC-ER ELUDES NELSON FOR AN EASY BUCKET. MEI. THWARTS THE FROSH AND SCORES 268 k. X N? X X W Y KKQS1 X AQ x xsmx :Nik N sl I 7 .,, 3, n A C' I xx, l -H 5 , vx Q z ff 'f . X., Y ...L as SN 'Q' ' . 'Y Nw' 270 -t--ivuunuum-1 TENSION CROWS AS TUV! GETS A CHARITY TOSS. GARLAND, DISH PACE VICTORIES Coach Ray Eddy wanted scoring support from his guards so sophomore Mel Garland set the nets on hre scoring .46 points in the hrst two games of his college Career. With this help from the front court. the Rivets easily downed Pittsburgh and Detroit. A hot VViChita tive slowed Purdue down with a three point loss. even though Dish got 36 points. The jinx was broken when Purdue heat Butler as .Ierry Berkshire and Tim McGinley scored for the Rivets. Purdue stayed on the march and downed a cold Nevada team with Terry and Mel again leading the scoring. Evansville was host to another Rivet victory. and Ray Eddy was then ready for a tough Los Angeles Classico. .x 2 Y . K S ' ' , R K X 5 :bi N X , A 5' Ji .L X: ,, A HA Q5 A. tKt?g,. , . wx 1 - WHZSBSN- :X ,N .QT 3 5 ' '4ifi.? RIVETS FIFTH IN L. A. CLASSIC DISH KNIFES THE ILLINI DEFENSE. 272 The Rivets dropped their first game of the Los Angeles Classic to zi tough Southern Cal. seven man team. Ray Eddy was quick with revenge by downing Hlzishington and lN'est Virginia. Purdue opened their Big Ten season by falling prey to a hot shooting Minnesota tezini. McQuitty and Dischinger conihined talents to set a new lieldhouse shooting percentage mark of 582. and led the victory over Illinois. RAY EDDY FICHTS FOR HIS TEAM. i LINDJH. V l 'Q . 05: in VB The Riveters made light work of Northwestern and Michigan State. lN'ith Terry only 5o'!'Q, effective because of injuries. the squad traveled to Columbus to take on Lucas and Company. lVlSCOllSlll was uext. but in spite of 'l'erry's :go points. the team went clown in clefeat. The home floor cliclu't help as Ohio State again topped urtlue. ev 11 u ' 1. 'ai c se 'ec LO Je' .. e P e tho gh Gail il oi lx oiuts Aft Big 'lieu losses. Purdue quickly downed Michigan State. McGinley and Dish shiuecl as I.U. fell prey. Next in line. Iowa lost to the Rivet upsurge also. r three RIVETS DE-RAYL HOOSIERS, 'IO5-95 SOME DAYS NOTHING GOES RIGHT. at U71 -1 T tlwy.. ! HSi'l ti 'E LW Q, L M,,,..w - , nt! . ra . L ' L, 9 . f- , : V '- 4 ,-ff., -tra, S- NW Q ., if 1 'Q sa-16 IN THE MATURE MALE . . WIN OR LOSE, GOOD SPORTSIVIANSI-IIP IS ESSENTIAL. TERRY WAS CAUCI-IT IN THE HANDS OF DEEEAT, 'vamp uv ,... Q' Q 43? .4.,-Tc .di ' Q, df! A 5' A 'I , '! -- .351-1 QI J' . , 4 'swxqim ,N Q if . W gm x M, ' '51 .51 X ' 4 Q? U ,..,.d,,.. , V-Ami' 275 v, + A x 'tt tl, gg RAY EDDY, HEAD PURDUE BASKETBALL MENTOR -HIT'EM AGAIN, HARDER! TERRY REWROTE RECORD BOOKS The Rivets tztclalerl ll rugged Iowa teznn with Dish :incl Mel leading the wav to victory. At Illinois. Pnrfhte overcznne the hometownjinxnncl scored 1lClL'ClSlVC victorv. Notre Dznne was next. nnrl at new Pnrchte scoring record was nizifle when the Rivets plll in 115 points. Rav Eclclv got his revenge against Minnesota us Dish broke inure records. A hztrcl hitting Hoosier live gained revenge. A close win over Michigan gave Purdue third place and Dish the scoring crown. 276 TENSION MOUNTS WITH ONLY SECONDS TO CO. ft: QIID06 'LE VC UEPI, ellnnffc QXIIIIILIO K Q Rx W is 1 RUM ANR M4 na , f 31 f Q : , - - - . ' qs. 51, a igxii mx 5 .fe f lun . 111111: Ifuzv: kloselih Nemou. Iowelilt Ift-tultiax. Xllit-it lliouu. larry Ix.t.us, Xlelxiu Garlantl. lioh King. Srmrifl lime: Ray liddv, Clit-igluoii Iilllllx. Ritliaitl llk-Ip. lhouiax Iilllklllllitl, Unk Ili-uiipxoii, l'hiI Daukiux, Greg Ii.IllI. Rug bloliuwu. lwwuf lfuzwi l'hil lYiIIa, Stem- Ritlwliiiaii. In-tix IIlNlIlIllQ,l'l. Ilaiit-Il Nlttrluillx Ieiix Iil'I'IxNIIlIi'. Iuu Xl4CQiuley. Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue I l I 86 Q1 DS 65 EI' 8:4 137 915 sw 39 65 Ski 74 86 oti H2 oo I5 971 71 77 Pittsburgh Detroit lX'ichita Butler Nevada EYLIIISYIIIL' Miliiresotzt Illinois Northwestern Miehigau State Ohio State IYISCOIISIII Ohio State Mieliigau State Indiana Iowa Illinois Notre Dame Minnesota Indiana Michigan 79 hh 71 57 tio 77 81 So 7-I 7,1 93 NU U1 6,4 U3 f.l 88 fl? So 33 r-.Y ffl DISCHINGER1 3 TIME ALL-AIVIERICAN NNI-lERE'S MY SALAMANDERV' ,ar- .,f-s.-X . fgnlvf' .Qt X. 1' ' fda, QE, I . A315554 3 ' -Inga, ,Qs .N , Pei . N-ft! SWS? 1 it .. 1 .i I Qi? 7 . 2 1 4: I -. -fi r ' T' w 1 L S The 1961 baseball season was one of rebuilding for the Rivets. Head Coach joe Sexson, in l1is second year of guiding Pll1'ClllCiS baseball fortunes. had his team begin the campaign with ll road trip against non-conference foes. The Boilers opened Big Ten play by dropping a Close game to OSU, .1-2. The diamond Crew picked up steam dining mid-season. beating Northwestern 1 1-4. Illinois 7-6, and Iowa 19-8. ANXIOUS TO WIN FIRST HOME CAME ON CROUNDHOC DAY 278 e ulpwwflw 'Q f I r Q W +C .ve N tkeri, X V , . X X 3 Q ' il -ea If X i?1 .x ' F , , 1311111 How: Ran' Stllgllk. .XN5lNl1llll klltllll, Elini linlxinslil, lolin Haggerty, Neal lieth George Grall, Clormlnn Aiiixlliger. Albt-rt Relabek. lzrnext fillldlll. lit'l'IllL' ,Xllen. limb lfatnning, .Xl L.aut', Aloe Svxwll. licnnl toatli. .Nmfmfl lffmr llaxitl .Xll'X.lllklt'l. Ili Stlnnitt-ntlari. Cllnnk Hollr, Ruger ilaslmon, l'il.Illlx lIl.nL, Roger Slum. lnm lla-nk: lerrx ll'I'll.lN. Xl--1. . , . m ALLEN SLUGS AWAY WITH HOT .370 The year enflecl on 11 sour note as Miehigan States Spartans betterecl the Rivets in a twin bill. 4-o and 4-1. The season stanclouts for the Purclue sqnarl were Bernie Allen ancl Stan Sezurek with batting averages of .37o anrl .337 respectively, The combined team batting average for the season was .233 as opposed to the .253 average of their opponents. Bernie Allen. Stan Sczurek. and Frank Lehr saw action in every conference contest. 279 The Rivet mound stall was anchored by Neal Ziech and Chuck I-lolle. between them accounting for two-thirds of the innings pitched. Ziech was the pitcher with most appearances as he hurled in thirteen of the twenty- live encounters. A 5-6 record YVHS g3I'l1C1'CCl HgHll1St HOU-COl1fCl'Cl1CC teilfllg while Big Ten action saw Purdue winning three and losing eleven, for an over-all record of eight wins and seventeen losses. Mlatch out for the Rivets on Groundhog Day this year. DO YOU THINK WE'LL EVER BE THAT GOOD? A 80 l PURDUE DUGOUT HOPES FOR A win, lim-flug 1 Pimluc Illll'fIllC Pnnlnc l'in'rlnc DAVE ALEXANDER SLAPS THE TAC ON A STRAYING BASERUNNER. Pnrrlnc Piircluc Purcluc Purclnc i Plirrluc PIIIYIIIL' Pnrrlnc ' f IJIIITIIIL' Purclnc SIXTH IN BIG TEN Uliio Sllllt 4 Inclizinai in Incliunzi fl Norlliwcslcrii 4 Noi'll1wcslei'n li Illinois ti Illinois fi Illinois li Minm-solgl li Iowa S Iowa io Micliigzni 7 Nlicliigzin ii Micliigzin ,1 281 A MIGHTY I-IEAVE IS IN THE MAKING. RIVET INDIVIDUALS TOPS IN BIG TEN 282 Coach Dave Rankins cindermen opened the 'tio-'61 season with a third place at Notre Dame and then took second at Illinois and Indiana. 'llhe indoor track meet. climaxing the fall half of the season. saw Mike Johnson score a Hrst in the pole vault, while Dave Mills set the American indoor track record for the 440 yard dash. These victories for Johnson and Mills were the fifth ones in as many meets. The Riveters took fourth place over all at this meet. MIKE IOHNSON IN ONE OF HIS WINNING VAULTS RUNNERS STEP FOR THE HURDLE THE RUNNERS BREAK WITH THE SOUND OF THE GUN. 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Q: ,, 1 ..,l H ' I 15.2-.il Li s' X-2.fs.w1EY:Efmsmm 'L I. 5 , . I 5-3 gf, -14 - -- E-fr-rsfwQ:.:'vf:3gesxxfrwfafm''-'fe--L4f1?1+',N , I .. . . I --.,, ,... . .LL .. T' ' - ' . .-E ,,-,.,,,.m,. L, . . f. 3 5 .ir .f ?fl. .1 f5'f:Ax'w13M:fww:w '- .E ' 1 11,4 p,g.-.gg.-,r ,f 3 L.:f.Ef1g--- 1.1EEqE-I'N-.N HARVEY DEMONSTRATES HIS CHAMPIONSHIP FORM. NINTH IN BIG TEN During the winter, the Boilermakers worked into top condition. The spikesters opened the spring season with an upset victory over Illinois, and then earned a tliircl place in the Big State track meet. In spite of a leg injury to Dave Mills, the Riveters swept a first place at Northwestern. W'itli a weakened squad, Purdue Could DAVE MILLS, ACE RIVET SPRINTER, GLIDES TO VICTORY. 01117' 11111511 11111111 111 1116 B18 T511 111651- 'ITHERE DEFINITELY MUST BE AN EASIER WAY. W We '. ,-'fj:S'g4', Z' fp-,..'. X. Q '-322 . 1 W -A . - -'nxt' N ,Y L, Q nw' . ' .D ' '.:w,,q-L .-EQ, waltf-'g3:14y he E -A 1' win, 'ZQ -4 lA5f.. H., fX.4.' ww, Ti .-3 sf. .Q ,,? z-u--ff'4l- 55+-rw ' -'iglf5'?f1'L V1 , Tfh +fvm1 I '. 51 1-II, ' 3f'+N7.rii ..1f.g-',,Q . ..VI. . , ... K,-Q1-,CQA,,', 1 - xi:z8.?J'1,.i. ,,-. gxf 1? 1':3 '-4-!F'I,.--..f.. Q, 1--.-ffl ' Q ' 3' . J, . ' -ar -31' .-. '. ,, ,a'.f'f-. - ' ' ' I 'A - . .- N. -- -. .. ' 'f. ' .f. .L Is L51 'fvfvvgf' -539 1' - 1, - I , 5255, ' -' E , swf' - 'wx - VN' ' nv I ,Y --,A ' n.,qQ.'9j'Nx-in Zh.. Iv lv ,. ,Ig -,-- 1 . V ' f ' va., 5Q -- Indoor Big Ten Clizmipioiiship Urbzmzi. Illinois 1. Michigan 69 3. Iowa 24 - - P l1'Cil1 2.Illd12i112l ego 4.110 L. .L 2 K Illinois Outdoor Big T611 Cliampioiisliip Iowa City. Iowzl 1. Michigan 55M 9. Purdue iglg 9 INDIANA HOLDS THE LEAD ON THE LAST PASS Iudianzi 36 io. XVISCOIISIII 5lfQ 1 If 1 , TENSE MUSCLES ANNAIT THE BARK OF THE GUN, RIVETS UPSET ILLINCIS up 1 by Q N At the Big Ten meet, xlolinson again won first place in the pole vault. and little George I-larvey set a Big Ten record in winning the two-mile run. The cliampionsliip tlireesome-jolinson. Mills. and Harvey-represented the Boilermakers in the A.A.U. meet at Fort Wlziyne and the N.G.A,A. meet at Philadelphia. VM Auomomlwc FOR coMMANeHERosf' JOHNSON, IVIILLS, HARVEY - RIVET STANDOUTS Brink Rfzrw: Head Comli Dave Rankin, George Hatrvev. Dave Bob Monroe. xlvlllllllll Tlllilliifk. llolm Ewell. Front Row: EflClIllllIl. llolin .XLl'iL'I'Il11lll, Dux e Mille. Randall Mount. Asst. Donel Kelly, ,Izunes PIl1'liC1', Rztyliielcl Fislier, David lYilliams llonlm PllI'lit'l'. Sflflllfl Rmv: Mike Johnson. Gerald Saxton. I.7ll'l'Y Ruth. I,Ill'1'l' Hammer. ..X gh J ,X I ,1 ga ... ,. A , 6 v -' .Zz v .-4 '? fLZ5,.,, iwkfk I ' sg.. We f W- -wmpew fig- I 1.19 3'-9IfT5s+xf Sep? GEORGE HARVEY CROSSES THF FINISI-I LINE ALL ALONE Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue IOHN VOCEL, PURDUES ALL-AMERICAN DIVER. Sporting only loin' holcloyei' lettermeu. Coach Dick P2lPCllgUl.l1'S lQ62 swim team was largely an unknown factor. XN'il h untriecl sophomores coming througli in line form. the team proved a pleasant surprise, advancing from last yt-ai s ninth place to sixth place in this yeai s Big Ten meet. All-American -l0lll1XVOgt'l proved his mettle in this meet as he captured the high boarcl diving title. The loss of only four men. plus the addition of a line frosh squad. indicates a strong team for 1963. PURDUE, IN LANE FIVE, GETS A GOOD FAST START. 1 SOPHS STRENGTHEN SWIM HOPES 288 VOGEL TOPS BIG TEN Purdue 44 Illinois 61 Purdue 41 Michigan 56 Purdue 54 Northwestern 51 Purdue 28 Michigan State 77 Purdue 34 Ohio State 71 Purdue 37 XvlSCOllSlll 68 Purdue 25 Minnesota So Purdue 66 Notre Dame 39 Purdue 43 lown 57 Purdue 36 lndinnzr 61, LOOK MOM, NO HANDS, Burk Row: Dirk l,LlIJt'llQllIll. fltblllklll .Ierrv llllfilill lim Hurst: Nlnltn. lien 5llllll'lAl.lllKl. Mgr. lfzfml lffmw ,Xillw Burke. Chunk Nelxon: Boi: lnpyn: Brute R.,l1it.m1 lfrt-tl Su-tsO11, ,llL'l'l'X XYl1iu-. lluug l4.1ke1'. Hike l:I'XL'l', Ilrllll Yu cl Put Asst. Couch. SITUIIII Row: luck lilee, Nlvxli loxn lieese. Hill lYi1l4e11x. Httwker. Hill Dislerdick. ,lim lllgllillll, S.lTll xlllllllllllvbll. IXIIII 4851 I FS: N .O 4 'Raw O .X I A tru . we ,vs .an Q As X Coach Claude Reeclds niatmen Came away with two individual championships in this year's Big Ten match. Co-captains Bob lX'I2ll'Slll1ll and Dave Gibson were the victors. Marsliall. for the second straight year. was selected as outstanding YVl'GSIlCl'H in the Big' Ten. Coming up with no other finalists. the Rivets slipped from last YCZIIJS third place to sixth place in the Conference. GIBSON AND MARS!-IALLg TWO OF PURDUES BEST. IVIARSHALL, GIBSON COP CROWNS TIM MONGAN AND DAVE GIBSON PREPARE FOR THE BIG TEN. Qs, MAKE IT LOOK GOOD FOR CLAUDE 5 4:9 N, , K, 41- 1 , , llsqffl , Pt. 1. C ..-.-- f- , , K 1. WL , 1, . fi I ' 3.9 .355 i 31- 5, , Q., ' gn ' 'Sri ' ' 2 33 I-'34 Ji Q , F. X V- 'Y llc lfmvz Cll.iumlc Rv:-ik. luuul uuuliz lim Siliinig. kIi1'l'lX liiiuuik. fin-1.lIrl.llll liiilv Nl.iixli.iIl. ilwfmliliiiii lJ.iw Uilmui. lwiixlviii, IlUllgl.IN Himgir. IJ.iu- lxiiiiiu. Ggiil Slivilmiiilx, llliip Kimi, luliii l'illl'I'. IIIIIHIIIX Nlwiiguii. ,XVIII lmlinwfl: li. Ililliziiii llulmp. Ill.Ill.lgL'l'. lfmnt limit llgiw .Xl'Ill'lI. xI.i1l4 llIiC'hl1.llxL'l. SIXTH IN BIG TEN N0l'lllIN'CSlL'l'll Mzilcliz ljlllllllk' ll l,lll'flllL' 72 lJlll'ClIlL' 12 Purfluc 5.1 Purcluc I2 Purrluc 23 Pimlue 17 Pimluc 12 Purfluc 1.1 l,lll'ClUC 1 1 l iXIlllllCb0Ill tio. Mich. Sl. Il. r,1. l,Ill'llllL' M icliigzm North west Cl'll Mic'l1igz111Sl11tc Miinicsulzi XViscm1si11 Supcrioi' Sllllc' XX'l1ez1to11 Iilclizmgi Illinois Iowa -I5 1.1 430 22 .18 121 8 S I2 I2 20 291 Pk un 1 1,-1. J .-5 . s:z1'J'Ii.::'r' ' jul- ..: J - -A' ' - , .W , , f' Q ,,,-.., 1 ,,,...-s--1-'- ,, lwjl In RIVQIIIZ Coatli l,Ll1'l'Y Laliiee. Ross Hellr, Dick Berg. lYilli:1111 hlolinson. Bob Berg. Xlllllililll xlillltllbil. Keith Biltterlield. The young 1961 Boilerniaker net crew showed i111proven1e11t over previous seasons as well as indicating promise for the years to come. The annual Big 'lien Championship, although won by Mieliigan, found P11rd11e moving 11p from last yCZll'lS final position to seventh place. Coach Larry l1aBree's youthful squad finished the season with a record of four Wins. eight defeats. and o11e tie. ROSS HELFT WAITS INTENTLY FOR THE RETURN ., alt, . ,,. 1 Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Ciiieiimnti Northwestern Missouri State Teachers Bull State Iowa Miuuesotzi XN'esteru Micliigzm Iudizuia Ohio State Mieliigzui Illinois XN'iseoiisi11 Mieliigzm State 5 9 o 1 3 7 3 8 3 fi S 7 El COACH LABREE IS PLEASED WITH THE VICTORY, RIVET NETTERS GREATLY IMPROVED SORRY, BUT YOLVRE NOT GOING TO BEAT USP' Ee ' au. 0 1 1 urs llll ti ll 1c Kohn, Tollcx' l.:111retti, Craig Grant. Dave Biglzmds. Tom 1 111111 niiiom lllllZ mime lxlllllkl 1 Mohr. jim NlCClOI1l1Cll. Douglas AlCfll'2llllE'll, Linus .-Xneke llnnimerlein Sue Cieslu B111 Blood -Xl lxmdell bid Fran! How: Paul Novak, Dick Thayer. Melvin POlllCI'1llllZ Smmlt Tom lxohm H11 C111 Coa1h Serum! R01 Pedro joseph Bonebruke, Hank Reiiiian. SOCCER AN UP AND COMING SPORT The soccer club. coached by Hal Grieg, got oil to a slow start tl1is year and after four openings, they l1ad yet to win a game. Then the team began to 4'gel . lNith the help of all-confereilce players. Tolley Lauretti and Tom Kohn, the team won the next four Ollt of five games. The best game of the year was they 8-2 win Over Indiana, which was marked by a unified effort and gave the team a SCHSOIIYS record of 4-6-1. Hip-Ho . Hip-Ho . These are the sounds of the Purdue Crew in practice. The crew spent spring vacation in Florida engaging in a rigorous training program. Before coming north. the oarsmen suffered a narrow defeat to Marietta. Once back in their own clinic. however. the Crew fared much better as they whipped lVisconsin, Detroit Boat Club. and NN'ayne State. The successful season was cliniaxed by participation in the Dad Vail Regatta at Philadelphia. . --9 15-- ,,....-n-v ' -7 + ',,, .... , ' . -f- '.....- .,.,nw,v-new ix, - ,.. ,- - SIMQN 1 -'X 'f:.,,'w--f Q--I 5-'ff ,- ' N' W3-C 'x i , ., fj:i'fY,,.a-f 'T' f . Nqqv- ,iw Q. is , .,.,, .za Y V Q.. ---- ' .wa - c. ' - 4,5 ...fm A- -f ,. ...,,,, E-'f ' b.5t: '-P' .av-1' .. - .:1-- ffwzf , .Qs-, A. -i .1 ,TU l 'N'-Q.: - V K ,, H .N ,I ,cw t A f ,, -- 1 k Ma. R. -Ilitw-f, . t 1r fr- P' - -f: -x-'rx htm -Mr' .:'. 1,., - ..- vm. Q X - csv..-:,pw'.iYw 3F' -... M , V Q' , N-.qamswf--.,:,--x, H., - -'- , w-..-. ..... - X b - ...... -A ...,,,.,., . ..., - .,.. PURDUE CREW CASTS OFF FOR VICTORY. ON THE BANKS OF THE WABASH Left In Rigid: John Hergewn, l'll'llIlli Hove. Gary Tulle. faint-s Reith. lirrwlirzgz Run Dolwitk, mxswain. 'hil Boring, Chris fllmuiiiard. Stott lllLll'llL'I'. Harry Rulrins, it A f e 's 9-Q I W- 14513 WV: 196 I BADMINTON IS NOTHING BUT A RAGKET. I ul. . I PING PONG IS GREAT FUN. RELAXATION PLUS EXCITING FINISHES ARE AN INTRAMURAL TRADITION The Purdue intramural program is now in its forty-second year. Under the able leadership of George Hnnniford. it has become one of the top activities on campus. Holding to the philosophy of ll complete education. there are twenty-two sports offered in organized Competition. and an unlimited selection of other ininor sports. INTRAIVIURALS .. :N NE SQUASH IS ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR COURT GAMES, A HARD DRIVING LAYUP HELPED TO SEW UP THIS CAME 3 I . 'iv' T-rw TTY 297 The XVOlHCl1lS intramural program ollerecl by the lfVOIHC11lS Recreation Association presents a wide variety of activities in which all Purdue coecls may participate. Girls may choose from a large collection of sports. including basketball. volleyball, fenc- ing, swimming. and baseball. Points are awarclecl to girls for nierit places. To round out the year, a championship trophy is presented to the housing unit which has the most points. SHORT ON FORM BUT Lowe ON FUN. 7 Y Q. .-i-,. -v 'x1-.ff x wr 5 A . . - RTW, Q uffff' A x YR x c -. A gs Nblff , NSS 2 Q Q .. XX E V I .N X x i?'1z2-mid' ' , ' as QQ M. IX W Xxgx - X Tift.-t' , , flfifi ,,...,ff V ' ' -. ' ,,,,,.,,...., M ,.fW..,,1 if ' PM --M' - . 'Www ,.,...,w..--f-vw ' ' f ...nv4MP'x'N7'X A I 'Www SET IT UP IN THE FRONT. TO THE SPIKERT FUN IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCT WOMEN'S INTRAMURALS? ANN, DON'T THROW IT UP SO HIGH. ' . I 1 f 290 .. , ,, ,,., - . .. w ' QWVW- ' A ,. 2:11, : ..,-15,-3-.w .5 F'-,Q-:A,i.. 33f9ifn,f 494 :E l -'lj-7' gg. E A E9 .. L1 f .f .. Fatwa f ' Q ' ' W ex- 2 ' ru- ',,-- J- ..l U2 - '-.' 4 , . 4 -lejfw .5-, ' . x,-'-.L T ' ' ,ui fy .l ,. v. I x. . 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Szimlrgi cil'I1NS, .lime Xmmlfl Roar: lirirb Stzmlx-ry. ,Xnne Gclling. Bev Stone, Mary l'lIll'L:l'.lXL'. Gini Klilmlu-II. Clzimlyn Nurinaiii. Doris Elliott. Sue Slklylllll. Sully Iirwin. lurly Diaimh, -Ivan Krause. Frou! Vicki 1..i llziic. lhmlfiu-x Ross. l'il'1lllllC Gu-cii, lin .Xiicln-rwii. Rmr: Nlziggic Lzilirinzinn. Szincly Risk. Margo Palutlcr, Lynne Tlmfl lfffxri Claiml Hluilllcwmli, Hman Yann lfrmcii. Hzirlmm Iiiiic-sly, Marian l71'CSblC!'. Hairy Alanna Rannlolpll. Beverly Slimili. Smic XX'ci1'. .-Xlicc Slmwn, Plnllis lizirlarlnll. Ritai Vvriimi, Bcity Millar. I.nuix. Nlnrgv XX'iillxinilli, Ii.ill1y I'cltcgn'w. Clmllcrii Clligill. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Mary Sue Sfaytori, Panhellenic President llin' Pzmlicllcnii' clflllllfll lJCg1lIl tlic sclmol year willi ll l'CIl'C2lI liclcl :it Ilic Trails. Nlrs. Phillips. giclxism' lu xlfllilllli liozircl. was the gllcsl spczllier. In tlic Izill gi scrius ul wmkslmps wen' held to CY2llll2llC ilu- vziriuiis plcalgc lDl'IJgl'lllllS. Two lurmzil desserts wsu- liclcl with lliv XYRX :incl XVRH fiHX'Cl'lllllQ lhuiirls during wliicli QGi'ccl4-Indcpcnclcnt rclzitimis were cliscuwsccl. Iliu Pzinlicllcnic' umstitlilifni was rcxisccl Ilii-. yczni unc ol llic nmjm' flizingcs was tllc Pznclnc Suiclcnt Scnnlc. In tlic spring l,lI1'KlllC Pain- lczi Im' liiqli sclionl sc-iiiurs :incl tlicii' 1nollic1's l'mni llic Igilziycttc 111141. 'l lic purpose ul' tlw 1011 was to gnc- an iiumcliimlmy cxplginzuion eil rush. Pictured i11 thc' from row with thc' IIIIi'IiIl'.llC'fllIlf l'1'esirIt'11ts 1'1'usidC11t: jay Vcrilcttil. Ullitt- Di1'cstu1'. are thc IFC officers: Sonny Bak, Yicc I,1iC5iLIEIllI liric Halt, IFC PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL President Eric Helt meets with Stan Shaw, advisor. Ii 9,531 't ,Q Rm. 'lihc IFC l'1'csicIc11t's Climulifil is tht' I6-gislaltive 1, hotly tin' gill tht' Il'illL'I'llIlIL'S. It is u11111l1i1sccI ui' thc pI'L'SiCICIll of mth Il'QllL'I'llIIY which is IKCLHQIIIICKI by l11tu1'I1'11tc1111ity ciillllllii 411111 I'111'th1c l'11i1'e11sity. Smut- ui' thc ptitpuscs nl this 111g:111i141tii111 1111- tu hu'- IIIUI' t1'g1tt'1'11ity 11-latiulisiiips nt IIIITCIIIU, to 1111ify I'1'z1l1'1'11itv 11c'tii111 with 1'cg:11'tI to 1I1t'i1' 4411111111111 pmli- ICIII5. to :iid i11 lil-AIPCIXIIIIDII Iictwct-11 tht' l'11iw1'sity :mtl the i11cIi1'icl11:1I Ii1'11lC1'11ity. and to I'c11'11111lg11c Ilill- tc1'11ity policies :uid rushing IJ1'0CCCIll1'CS. 'lihcy' have thc IKIIIZII say i11 all cIccisi1111s 1'eIz1ti11g to thc 1'1x1te1'- nitics :is ll wliult- LIIICI i11 thc decisiuiis made by thc jticlivizil IJUQIYCI ul' thc IFC which IIZIIICIICS i11di1'id11f1I cases. Must of their Iiusincss is :1vu1111pIisl1Cd :tt din- ner meetings wl1ifh arc hclcl twice Il 1111111111 at the CIiI'I'e1'e11t f1'ate1'11ity Iiuuses lII1'OllgIIUllI thc year. 305 c Many harps in the house, but one special one . . . A-QUIET ' -,f ' 253- ALPHA CHI OMEGA XVinning third place honors in the Homecoming sign contest opened a study and fun-filled year for Alpha Chi Omega. Dad's Day Hleelaend provided special entertaimnent during which the Alpha Chi's honored their favorite men with a banquet after the game and a party at hours for dads who stayed overniglit. A traditional highlight of the year, the Christmas party for underprivileged children, boost- ed spirits lagging under a steady supply of homework and hourlies, and a Christmas bullet dinner accented by pink decorations entertained Alpha Chi's and their dates. Throughout the 1961-62 school year, the Alpha Chi's participated in a variety of social events. In addition to numerous fraternity trade dinners, they whirled through a square dance with the Delts, pulled taffy with the Acacias, and joined with the Phi Cams for a trade party. I '75-, .Xlpha beta Chapter lfoundecl Utitoher 15, 1885 DePauw Unixersity. Greencastle. Indiana 306 zfkf - '-'. l C7 .. .K-ev YW? ff- 1 1 MINI' ll IQYPST :Lf 511111 1111112 kltjlllllll' xl.INllll, Nlullx linslm. lmu- li1't'lDL'l', .X111x' 1511110 5l1.11'1111 Nl1'1x.111, Al.llkX l.1111' l1M11l1. Nllx. llL'll'll ll.1il1'y, l .1i1', l1IIl lln1111il11111. 11111111111 l71'111i11g. Xl.11'x' Nlilluiy T!11'11i li11l1l1i1' Sl111w11. N.IlI1X HIN1111. l.111i111' lL111Ll1-N, lf1'1111! ll1111': lfnzv: l'l11llix H.11'l41l11ll. llvllx l'.11l1l111L. iI.1111l Nlullis. Nlll.lIIIlC' l.lIl 1X111l1-111111. XlXl'l.l l'l'lL'IN41lI, li.lIll.ll'.l U'il11111ll1, Llxiroln D.11vs1111, kluily Dwisli. Nikki lllltllL'I', l5.lllJ Sliccls. 511111111 liuimf. li.11l11111 XQ111 Ylcfxl. 171111: lf1111': Susii' .Xx1111k. ci.lYll' S111ill1. 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' X W 1 -xl, v- l -' Jfifw 1 V F ' ' V A 5 'V Q A 8 ' .Q ', 'I-1 1 'K 1 1 V xv . . . WX . 1 A x a 1- ' 1 ' A 1 I 'Sf-N A . 4,34 ' L13 in Q - '5-Tl' - . V if : 1 .. -wg if . ir v 1 Y 9 , E T 1-nr . 1111111 Hvizwz Sxiiulrai Plesku. lizireii Trumty, Becky Vainlue. Dolly Hill, .Xnn SllUk'lll1llil'I'. 'llinyn Rorex, Kairen XVIllllJC1'g. Third lfnzvz Nzinry Tliiirp. C1ll'OlyIl Dinius. Marty Dent, Anne lYillis, Susan Lluyd, Doniiai Ihiilaeiispeck. Putty Tnnneliill. 1 A 131111: 16111113 llc-iky .Kim Luke. Flemior jones, Lxiurzi Clark, Dizine llziiliiiiiii, blezin Burnworlli. Third Roni: Susie Ilivliiieixlw, liiirlm Blfflllfllly, Annette S111itl1. Nanny Roeser, Mary Golllmitli. Saincly Blzukbiirii. Swami Row: Linda Ili 'C btw 41' Hlfl 151 , 4 1 - ml 23 1 2 .I V9 1 fix Jai' 3? rv, 181 QR-e ? Lv we as L? :fx 16 308 .ff ,063 32 v ? -or ,,. -if 'f QF' --.Q K .4-'xl 1 Sworn! Rom: Irene Nicksicli, Carol Dehnert, Barb Stanbery, Ann BI'CXN'C1',.I1lI1C Hloocl. Dorolene McKay, Peg Sulliban. Front Row: Pat Bledsoe, Carol Triplo, Diane Pflughoeft, lXlZll'Sl'lil Miller, Joyce Palil, Saundrn Heard, Marcin Steiner. Alzicoln. Doris Elliott. Clz1rolyi1 XVl1ite. Ruby jackson, Catherine Sflllllllllllll. Sally Schatz, Front Row: Betty Propati, Barbara lvllllllky, Susan Holtz. Barbara Sue Huber, Josie Reeder. N .,e1. , Sa!-ip 541.3 .1 ki 1.1 , . -1 JN er A A -Mp, Q . Q - - 3, , Vs 1 ' Q Jr 19- les 5 as - ee 1 ' Q- .ur 5, - ADPi pledges were presented with their pledge paddles at the spring house dance. which this year had a French theme with decorations centered around a sidewalk cafe. Trade parties with the Betas, the Pi Phis. and the Sigma Nus were enjoyed between the many hours of studying. Returning tu school in the fall, the ADPis were surprised and happy to find the whole downstairs of their house had been Completely redeeorated. Pledges cheered and seniors cried when the pledges managed to find all of the senior skirts. As a reward the pledges were given a party with skits and other entertainment provided by the seniors. During homecoming week- end the ADPis held a hayride after which the girls and their dates returned to the house for cider and douvlnnits. The first semester was bronwht to a O 5 successful climax with the annual Christmas Dance. .M-1 1 f is ' F, A -ws - Every hair in place and every eyelash curled . . . 9 ,iefegjfagb 6 E9 -as feds , ALPHA DELTA PI Ganrnia Epsilon Chapter Founded May 15. 1851 XVesIeyan College, Macon, Georgia 309 The l:l1l!1CS entered their 1961-1962 school year through at completely remodeled front hallway with an additional improvement ol a new stereo Hi-Fi. During the preceding spring the new initiates pre- sented their spring lormal following the theme ol St'l1erafacle to honor the 1961 pledges. In the lall, the pledges sttcressfttlly held their Campus-wide harheqtte Colorlully accented with red Checkered Iableclotlts and aprons. Following the Purdue tra- dition, pledges hunted for senior cords that were hid- den helore the first home football game and were able to discover sixteen ol: the nineteen skirts. Also during the lall semester, the Fuuies and the Betas perfected A Night in Hades , their finalist skit for Varsity Varieties. Climaxing 3 busy year, Purdue's chapter was awarded the Alpha Xi Delta National Award for second place in chapter management. Mitchell. 1fr:tntis Crt-eu, Mrs. Miriam C. XYhite, Citmv Stralm. l'.ttt'itigt Sltztrkt-Y. lean Nov. Fronl Row: Elle-n linote, Ruth Bishop. Nanny 1Yeis. Susan Chodztsh. .lane Glasst-tt. Klstrilyn Nlitthes. ,p 4- 06 N ,11i1,r 6- 3 .... 1...,4 ' ASQ-.iliffg L29 ' ta.. 1 1 3 If S -rs WA. 3' as 'S' -A 'Q' F Y I3 MQN1 ,- liflllf Hui 1 x H 1 ll I1.ll'Cll I1111111, ll 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 XIIILS 1 1 11 111 1 NI1ClI111'c. 11 1111 ll 1 1 IX IN ll 1 ll 1 51111151111 1 1 1 B111'l1.11'z1 H1 1 Il SXL 1 1 5 -I1111c M1 1 1 1 11111 S. 'JI' , 5' li 4 Q2- x. R . .557 -. X . bf-ti .A 'gg ' N.,-Q 'Q AV V ge.. - 1- my me If X .. 4' E L E ik lhnk How: Mary Ann Gorman, Bonnie Blackburn, Diane Golsan, Marilyn Stewns. Mimi Hosp. -loy Shotts, Sandra .Xtla1nson, Nancy Davis. Thirfl Row: Nanty Neubauer, Marilyn Selig. Nanty Scott, Maty Galbreatli, l.intla Dekloss, Connie Heath. Gloria Patritk, XYuntly XVoerclel1ol'l', Sally Erwin, Celia f.f v1 ,N fl . 'gt .if 1 , 14 .y M24 f .X si' 'gif .. af' 'fi' CHI OMEGA fllii lleta Chapter lfonnclt-cl April 5, H495 l'niyt-rsily ol Arkansas, Arkansas 312 it -i t McMurray. Sf'vm1fz' Row: Betsy Van XVinkle, Susan Lindsey, Sandy Risk. Mrs. Eva Fowler, Sally Berman, june McHenry. Martha Zc-ll. Marilynn Diebold. Front Row: Florence Burroughs. Sarah H1-lla, Diane Dobbs, Suzi Asman, Sally Nieman. Nliini Rotunno, Carolyn Clare. Chi Oniega opened their social rxilendar for the 1961-62 year by serving as seconds lor the SfXEs in the annual Ifrishy Matt-li between the Sklfs and the Kappa Sigs. In October, their Varsity Varieties ZICI A Scottish Legend ol' I,ovc , was presented with the Phi Delts. Later, the Chi Us hriglitenecl a rainy honieconiing with their Colorful thenie, ufllll' Harvest , carried out hy decorations both inside and outside the house. In keeping with their social schedule, the Chi Us entertained Chi Omega lega- cies on campus at the yearly Iiegary Party. ln the spring, the Chi Os joined with the Fijis for Penny Carnival, and participated in the Canipus Chest Auction and UMUC. Burk Row: Marianne Fillt-nworth, Marry Hartlen. Pegi Sliearon, Virginia Carnes, I.intl.i Mason. B:1rh:ir.i Shoop. Lesley Franz, Judith johnson, ylutly Carlson. Thfrfl Row: Marcia Ewing, Sue Stiegelnieier, Karon Rocske, Linda Pratt. Judy jones, Nanny lVork, Alite Gautsch, Sharon Rocske. J fu The Chi Os ring in the Christmas season, Karen XVeitlner. Sffmnfl Row: Elaine Adair, Martha Rn-iff. Yin lownsentl. Ioan lYestin.Ct'rin.1illt''l'ulmis,C1uil lidlllllldll, Dorotliy Ili-mpsey, Marilyn li.llt's. Ifmnl Huw: karen F.m'tt-tt, Pat Donman. .Xdrii-nnc 'l'.inli, Cini Nauin.inn, Nlarilyn Cole. Marv Cnnii-r, Nznnx' l'm-rri-x, Inn lm fra -Q-if Q1 03 X cz cr ' XXL -. , X X J I 5 A , N V x. xt , ma. xi 1 aqzgl F CY? S 5 : ds, . ' .. .- - -. - 9 -. C' . :Sf u x- r 1 C -r y--. , ' ' Q, .if Ii wus - , .-V : : D a r ' ,- 1 g, - ' 3 ' 7 ,, ps ,m . Q 1:3 - N 4 N '-'eil . mx r 4. X A 1 Q : ii 4 . l Y. ...l.. x 313 X X ,:,,n X 'AQ 1.1 Q -4... , S A1 vom: Nix. 1- 'iv X-'QX We fe me some i X 1. fpues-M 1.1 -,:.l. aloft-1. 1-1. 1..1l., l1,.e-,I lla D11 vim-.1 31-v-'V tl LP Tl 1-ls mal vm. 1 1-4. ,ms All the DCS chip in 'ro help with l'l3l ll I3l l'S Gift Shop. Al' DELTA GAMMA lleta Iota flll1llJlL'l' F oiinded Oclolier. ISTIS Lewis Smhool, Oxlord, Nlississippi .1 J 14 Headlining the '61 spring activities for Delta flllllllllll were tl1e Penny Carnival a11d tl1e Zllllllllll Pledge Dance. 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Lynne 'l'owmcml, Nanny Striaklcr. Dol XYcslln.nfc11 Xllllvllt' Tmti, Beth Slt'g'IIl2liCl'. Sue Dalcnhcrg. Ixllflfi Ifmvz Iam' Baur, Linda frillllllll, Carolyn Howes, f.llllICll.l Ulu-n. Ixarcn I iilldcr, Mary Lou Nrwlmnrn, Nancy 19?- Conlon, Mrs. Agnea Sting-r, Bonnie Rabc, Mary -lane Hartzcll, Carolyn Norlnan. 1'-Vllllf Raw: .Xnnc Calling. Betty Bloedcl. Nancy Mason, klnaly ISL-nkwlrand. Peggy Corcoran, Vimki Hcnricks. Shank. Swmml Rnzw: Cris Filxcrup, Panty Good. Kathy Raasch. Linda Mormon. Bclh Baylcy. Linda Conlon. Margo Marlimlznlc. lfmnt Row: Mary Mn-Roberts, Connie Corson, Susan Skinncr, Sandra Lcfavour. Dannic Cameron, jill Black. 'i 3C fl VA. I ph 1- - x FQ is QE G-5 9 34 '. QQ 04 '23 C53 rx mf. ' I QS s-W, 1 Q, H ' 4-29 56 ii 'aes- lL li 'Yell Y 9-F :DQ Q- Q,-v 316 5. .ug '-v --- V Hours of rehearsal paid oll lor the lhetas when they won University Sing with their version ol Hey Look Me Over. A Hell ol the Sea, complete with a ceiling of fishnet. walls ol' seaweed. and a white Octopus named Oscar, was the theme ol' the dance held in honor of the spring pledge class. The gaiety of autumn. football, and Theta open houses gave the school year a fast start. The Cliristmas spirit was easily captured alter caroling with the Sigma Clhis. giving a party for underprivileged children with the Phi Psis, and the annual XVinter Faculty Tea. Be- tween the parties were many hours ol' studying which kept the Thetas in second position scholas- tically. In the cold months which followed, many frost-bitten Thetas hurried from classes to the 'liheta living room filled with warmth lrum the fireplace. music, and chattering sisters busily studying. wry sf -.. . I 'x f Kite flying pledges will soon be activated. MX J- +A e y, i KAP PA ALPHA THETA Alpha Chi Chapter Founded January 27, 1870 DePauw University, Gicencastle, Indian is Y X 'i .5 23 , , U fr -J Who has my drawers? limi: Row: Nlarjorit' Rolninson. .Xnn Fitzgerald, Sally XX'altnn. lh-tLx Rltlivnna. Xlarx Dunn, Betty Miller, Mary Iillcn tJ'llt-irnc. Iiarlmara XX'ilson, Margo Paultcr, 'I'l1iru' Row: Nlarilxn Nvwton. l't'nny l1m'nn,.X11gela Gambino. Sandy jones. kart-n l't'tt'1'sull. lutlv Xltlllk'YlllIll, Marjorie Booths, Sue Kllfsswilltr. Srtntlx 'NlsCIortnitk. Xrrmnl Row: Diana Dunfan, lo ht-gin a stu't'cssl'ttl spring semester, Kappa Kappa Ganuna plated second in the University Sing. just as extiting. ltowerer. was the air raid party with the Pili.-Xs. At the Kappa Heaven pledge dance the sisters lound themselves surrounded by the tiny therulis lloating on clouds of angel hair that were IJLtl'l ol' the decorations. Along with all the fun, the liappas placed lirst in scholarship for the ninth const-t utive semester with a house index of 4.98. In the lall. a lit-autilul day and grilled steaks made the annual 'Almlock party with the DCS, the Tekes, and the .X'I'Os one ol' the best ever. Alter the Dad's Day game. Kappa fathers were entertained with an open house and skit in their honor. Early in the second sctnestt-r. the Kappas and Pi Phis presented the Monmouth Duo. a dinner-dance in honor of the founding of the two sororities at Monmouth College. hlnlie Hull, Carlotta Spt'nslt'y, Ginger Oren, Mrs. Johns, l'.1tritia Sutton. Mariauut- Iatsson, Mary lfllen Beall. Front Itmvz flrntliia KC'l'll.1llIlll. Mary Sue Stayton, lcanne Harper. plulie Clugston. Alitt- llardison, slcanie Caldwell, Nancy Strong. Sally Runk. 318 N,-,mul Ii'mw: mmlx C.ur1'.m uelx Sm' NI.Il'l'. Nlulll-'1' lulmx. XI llllll lm Imlllltk helix I mklu Klux Inu H11llHll,l'rHHl lun Xillallll llnu Xlux Xnm brlqgx. lL'.lIlIll' XX.ISllllIIl4lI Hull, .xllll l,t'lIlll. sy- fa :AQ KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA fvilllllllil lh-lin C.ll41plclL Fmlnclccl Umlulmr lil. IN NIUIIIIIUUIII Clullcgc. Nlu tl 114 -film I vw- .EVP Nlqbivi ,vs , 5 - uw-4 xx.-nu X ff'-3.3 -, ' 3 :awww --M .gr :. 2 . - .L 2 A ' C M '-'-- 1 'astra -- 4 i 4+ A Q nfs .v. Qifzcgwxs, ' .1- ., , C13 .Bm W .-. 'T wb 1333 -P Y' Q aus Ifffff - W I. - v' X Tar 5 , K .. v V , A .V , - ,, , ix A 5 5 2 ., : I 6 'a 5' 2 X f' 8 'U .5 4? A ' L i ' ' I ' sf' N , , K -u V . i -. ,, ,x 5 ': fr ,, ,- i ' ' H- M 1 - - .., -'N f ,N -a g. 1 'V 'V ,fi 1 -X Q v A 6 ?' .W . i N -, A H. f -. ' l -5 -' H - A ' -' 1 Af' .i ' Y E..- gn i A , , sl' 5. . ff, ,, 1 ki f 'fl 1 -3 5 f .. ' ?'.1 1' f- 19 6 i Q I . - i , 1 6 6 IA K 'P , 'JV V ,J K get ' -, 2 I K 4 I McNeill, Sara Naragmi. Iiarbzxra Munro. Mrs. Xv2lllCl 151111: Ruzv: Iicyerly X'ex'nrm. Cynthia Recd, Fay Baily, Sliaryn XYitl1rms'. Gail MLl.cud. Kittie Lou Ellis. Ann Scilres, Marylin Slim. Tlzinl Ifmvz Nancy lean Crilfitli, Constance Mills. jean lirauw. Elifalictll lflmves. Marjorie I'aslcx'. Nancy Buhler. Sandy joan .XllllJl'LlIlLl, Susie XVcir. Svzond Row: Connie x4Q ? gf ?f' 2:- Q ,- T. ff4A:,A.. ' 33,13 .f 'x sei -X 1 : x 1 rf , - PHI IVIU Delta Epsilon Cliaplei' Founded March 4, 1852 W'esleyan College, Macon, 320 Georgia Gail Zakarias, Sharon Myers, Libby Hart, Eva Mae Key. Ardapplc, Phyllis Hill, Edith Iinolieloch. Patty Hatfield. Front Row: Vicki LaHale. Kay Newell, Johanna Plander, wciii liist place with tht-ii' limiictuiiiiiig sign. this Year eiititlvcl, l'ui'tliic Pins Iuwtif' Other llill highlights iiicliiclccl lhcii' ziiiiiital thgirity pmict-t. K1i1ii1ic li1ipei's. .mtl three winning pep rgillx' aigns clcsigm-cl hy thc plcdgcs. Diitls Day loiiiicl iiizmy Izitlicra speiitliiig thc night git thc liousc, :incl Phi Xiu, iliiticlc' pziitics with thc lullllllilil Chix llllil Phi il-lllli pmxiclccl it I'l'll'CSllillg tclicl lium stiiclit-5. Fritlzu' iiifiht Uzitliciiii-is ill thc lmtlw -tatvc thc Phi nQ6?0 Q -5 'm'n5 aeqngf '1fr'5'? vchefno0pGAt'q1vf gtgpnrgfnt hfsnnfvfgfs AN limi thc scunicl ttiiiscciitiw ycgii' thc Phi Mus Cach Dtitl wus prtmutl iw hc iiiitmtul .is .iii litmtii tix , h .1 m n Mus iiiziiiy lmurs ul lim. cspetizilly gin :ipplc-cliitkiiig F, f d . S ive Our1,nm Togo . . . Hzilltmwficli DLIYIY. Upcii llUllSL'S hcltl ziltri' catli litmiiic' luutbzill gziiiic i-.'cltmiivcl hgitk xisitiiig giliims. izuiiilx. iiicl liriciicls. 'lihc Cihiistmnis scqistiii wits italic-ix-cl iii with it litwliclm ttvstiiiiic clzmcc. 5ziiitzi's l'tiyl.iiitl. putting lmth girls gtiitl thvii' tl.itcs iii gi lcstiw Sllllll. limb limit: Siimtti Ht-tifu. Utiitlx' ci.lXlN'l'. lutiiultt' Ihyilw, l.imI.t X'.ti1tlt'i'Imcl. Nut- llINlx1'1.'lb. lhniim llt'llxlt'l', litiilx XI.n llLll'lJ.ll'.l llitstiiiatii. Nlairgviw lliighw, NI.ti'i.iiiiit' liutku. I3.ti'h.ii'.t Hill, limi lhwmks. lZ.tih.tt'.i l3it'iiiit'i'. lfmiil lffmir .Xiim-1Li't't-ii. Du. Tlmfl lfmw: Rcliutqi Stmwll, ltxiiiiiiiit- XYiiitc1'. Lliitlx' l'.it 'l'iwiL. liilllltl Sue U'.i1'tl. Iinthic Univ. Suit- lfzirr. ltn't'tt.i Iiiiqipp. Iii lfllvii Hqtxiitw, Sfiiitlixi Smith, ltg.iiimt Chtiitlcll. XI.ti'.twi, l3.nh Zn'liciitlt'i. limilx Giliiiuix-. lu Kim Stqilit-iis, Xwtfuzfl lfmrz lit-tkx' Kltmrt-. x K 5- V I ' af! N ff- .. N 6' H S I is W I , , 'L 5. - 2 v, Y ft. -uw , fx? .,,. . -1- A ' ' gf We. ,X m . Q, .. F t www Q '- ' - t . A S ,, .FQ ii . 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UQ .31 als QL Nur 1 'A1 lhc bigiiizi lxttppus i'ctt11'nt-tl tu srlimml in tht- fzill tu lincl that thcii' lixiiig iwnii haul ht-an rcclcc' omtecl during the sttmnicr. .X l'Cll'C1lI at Sytxtiiif Valley Girl Scout umip puwitlecl Z1 guutl SILIYI lui' tht- scliool YCLIIK. ilifllflt' parties llllllllglltblll thc Yt ll' were it wt-lumic rclicl limit stuclying. llic-ac im luclccl at 'Auntie :is you gnc IJLITIY with the Phi K:ipp1iTIicli1m. rt IJAIIIX with thc lhctxi lztus, :tml tmtlt' cliiiiitis with l'i1il'lllllllllSC :mtl .Xt'zit'i:1. llicy were also vxtilccl tn win scrmid plat-c in at pup rally sign tmitt-at with thc Phi Sigma Kgtppm. lllllilllg lht' cllllilSIlll2iS 56:15 11 clinnci' was hvltl lm' tht- waitt-is tluring wliitli thc seniors gmc at skit. lhc ztmiugil Clliristmzis clguicc this YCLII' had the thciiic Si1mx't-cl lim gtiicl was hcltl .it thc Cllllplfll' liousc. XS the yum' cliicw to il close lhv Sigiiigi Kgipptis lfmltctl lui-ii'.ti'cl lu thcii' iigitimml tim' xcutiuii in XVg1sliiiigtu1i, ll. Cl. iii Inuit-. Four Hearts? O . xx YE i , YZ ,N SIGMA KAPPA livin Sigiim illixiplvi lwvtititlt-tl Xmeiiilwi ll. IMI Clulln' Cla-lltgtf. XYzttt'1'xillt'. xlllllll' Twas the night before rush . . limi: lfum: lift-iid.: lwnth. l,xnd.t liell. l.tn Xl.lliNll, Nunn Nllfrlllblll. l'l.n'lw.n.t 5h.tw. Suv NlgllllL'l'l. ll.llod.1 lhult. l.llltliI ilonison. Thru! Ifotr: lfllen llgtpp, Nlllllltl l'iilN'lllAllN. lfdith .Xmlrt'wx, llex Hillel. Phxllis Xllnnn. lush S4l1r.1clc'r. Helen Rnniplt. Suomi lime: mludx Klorix. hldlilllll llnyes. Carole Shortly alter returning to sehool in the fall, the Zetus :ind Exuilibur Club hegzin rehearsing their net, Honolulu Eye , lor Y: and were thrilled when they were chosen lor the show. Another successful event was the :nniual klzrfz lfestixul, featuring the Sally Dogs :ind the llrxtge Golding Combo. given with the liDRs. Un Halloween an Apple Polishing party was given lor the lfzienlty with the house appropri- zrtely mlecorzitecl with shoelas ol' corn :ind jack Ollllll' terns. The girls enjoyed niziny trade parties during the yezn' including :in Halley party with the Trizrne gles and ar trade dinner with the Aeaigis. The vulc- tide spirit wus captured when the Zetas and the Tri- .ingles ggire a Clliristnms party lor underprivileged ehildren. In the spring the lYhite Violet lornizil was held :it the lrztils. during' which the new pledges :ind their danes were presented. lxeu. Xlrx. flixtig XY1tlker. Sztndixt Crow Helium Meytliztlier. lla-lures Row. Ifmul Huw: lzinet florntier, Sllllllfll liatrn, ,-Xliu' Holdt-11 lit-ilu Xlhocl. 'Indy Vogel. Virginian Sgtllioll. Mzrrtliar klolnixoli. 326 mf: Rrmw LQlil.uIwll1 Sullrml, 5.llNll.l lIi'!ll.llllL'. Ix.nlia lffmw Ilmm- KDIIVII. Sum- Xlwl. Xll.IlllL'.l XYUIIUII, Iulic' I1 lllllllll. lh-mln H.1l'Iu'1', SI1.mn1 1..lllgllHll, l,fv1'vtt.1 lulmnll. Ium l5.u1'l:.11'.1 llnglm-1. I.1m-l Rmzullllg. Clllvrxl Rush, XI.11ilxx1x1 Illalx 5llll. Cl.mnI SICXCIINAJII. Tlmfl lfmw: licckx rl-illlIl!1lIli. tlumly I-'mul lfmr: R4'lm1.n Nllllvl. Pvggx Ixlum, Slumwll lh'f.Illl Ilicllllgm, f:.lI'UlNll fzllllillll, Cl'-x Ilblllhlilll, I3.ul:.u'.1 l'I'c'WL'lI. Sllirlm Ihlvunk. livin X'.m xkIxQ'lk'H. XlliI.l XX'ull1.u11. lIIn.nlfnI1 lS1u'If.n1'g1 l'ik'lCIIlL'iK'l'. c:N.lllllli.l Pcllx. Slllllllll Sl.amm. Sf-,mul xfllllllillg. .ll . 'uri ir ffgz' 5 175125 ZETA TAU ALPHA im , Xlplm Tlltlll Cllmptcr Ifullllmlccl f,lIUIJL'l lfl. ISHS Imllguuml Cmllcgc. llalrlllxlllv, X IIQIHIJ 32 lhufs lfmr: Gun Mlm, lhmxlzns S111iLl1.,luh11 XYcclgxwml. -lim C11'rm1wcll, Swmml Rozy: Run Holly-11 llzlmll Rimsticlt, Phil Cllipv, R.4y111uml llcnmn-1'. Philip 1101111-3. D.u'icl liqnilcw. Paul Dirtc, Nlikr Lfmg. Henry 150111. Pete Musa. Run 'l'oyul'uku Clunlx, limb Ilcnkrlt. I'1l'lIllLiN Vlxtltlillg. Tllfnl Row: ,xIllll1'XV CllLl1'lL'S Iizlilcx, 1'lHHf Ifwzui xvillilllll llzlviu. 'IQIIUIIIIIS Ross I'.n1'kL'1'. Iiduqml .Xlula-mm, fQHI'llL'll I..IWlL'l'. liill Bulls, Bill Rulmwl 'INlll'lll'l'. blvrry Alulllmnl. I..mu- flux, Rulmcrt Toms lfulml. Hill Hnimw, Rm hmlnrmznll. Rulwll licll, Ruin-rl IJn'l1I1ixllul'll. Hmx.ul'clNYl1ilc. 1. 3 'Q , . iw, 7f'1 7,XxL ' ACACIA Plllxlllll' QIIIQIIUICI lwnlllclvd Klux' If. IEHDI , . . . , l 111x'c-rslry ul Nllrlmlgzlu :ws 1jl1l'1llg I-1111111-111111111g, 111111 llllllly lllllllllli 111111 l1'1e11ds 1Dl'CSC'llI, 1111- P11111111- c11lll1JlClA 111 1-X1111'1z1 dedi- cated 11s 11116 ye111' 11111 l11111s1-. XX'11l1 lllc' 1'111d 111111111 winds and 51111115 1111111- 1111- 11111111111 XX'1111c1' 1411711111111 sc-1 111 fl 81111111511 1111-1111-. -11151 111-1111'1- c11Il1Sllll.lS Illt' 1l'L1IC1'll11Y 51111115111-1-cl ll 1111111' 1111- llllC1Cl'1Jl'1X11CgL'11 1'1111d1'c11 1111111 1111- 1.Zl11211't'llL' :111-11. S111'111g 1f1Y1lllg11I I1lCUX1It'11ll 1111- N111-N 13.11111 I1IL' 111111sc 111-1l1g1111'1sl111' ClL'l'11l'llIC'C1 111111 1111 1111511 1111111. s1111111x. 111111 1J1'l'illll11l. 11111611 HG11-1-14 XY1-1-14 111111011 11111111111. 1111- ,X1111 111115 gm tugc-1111-1' 111111 1116 1161111 f11lII11Illl'S 111111 11111dc 11 111111 11111111 1111111 1111111 I111' 1111111 111111-ts s11ld lll 1111- 1'e11111' C1111-1111'11l. T111- 11115111-1111111 11-11111 1111111-cl 51-1- 1111d 111 11111113115 111111'11e1's 1111110 1111- 11111- 11-11111 111111 l11's1 111 its 1-11111111-11111111. 11111 giw 111C ,Xcac-111 1111- L'llg'1l1t' ll l11111- llllllf' .111111c-111111113 111c 111.11111-1 111111' 1111821 111-11' 1J11l111111111:1 111111. 11l111L1111111 1-'11111' Ilwlltlx. 111111: lff111': 1l'1111.1111 x1.lIIIl. 1.llllL'N 17.ll1l'1w. S11-11-11 f'I111111.1l1. I.ill'l'y 1-11111-111.111, 11-ll S.111'111111. 11111 IA1111, 1,1-11111 1i1111111. ,1llll 1'11g1l.lIll. 11111111 N1.11'l1x. 1.1114 S11ll1l. 'Hmfl 111111-1 111111.11-11 1,.Illt'1i. I..ll'l'N' C11.l1l1JL'l', 1111111-1 151111. 11.l1lI1'N S1lllXY, 11.lIllL'N N1Lllll1l'll. li11g1-111- 11Ll!'l'L'.lll. 13111 11111111111111. ,X1'l.11111 5lL'11l. 11.11111 ' - - 7 -xx 'sk-1--' , 1' '.1SE.1ii15i-N2 1 . ,N . , 1 -il 11145. :1 ,- 1 1111 ---- 1 'fm ,,1, , 1 The Acacias have done away with bowls forever 1'l1-111111-1, 811111111 lime: C-1-111g1- 1-111111, 1l1lI1.I111 1,.llll'1i. l'11111i11 111111 1lll.l 1-1.11 111111 ll1J.IllgQ1I. llllgll 1x1111.1111l. 11.11111 '1 111141-l'. 1.11111-N XY11s1111. llt' X1111111-11 Xlllllllg 111111111'1111L. I-111111 l:ll1l'f 13.11111 CL111111-, 1k L1111111, 11-111 1,11111gx11111, 1-1111111 111-1, 11-11 1'11111111'. 1 11111111-1. R1111.1111 X11111'1. l.llll1'N 1-1.1111-1. 329 X s . N. All this for an ark.. .did Noah have this much help? ,ai L5- '2 Q 5 ,X ,.' -2 'UEQ' ALPHA CHI RHO Xlphgt Phi Cllixtpler Ifounded -Iuue -1. N93 'Iirinitx' College 3160 The Crows winged hack to ezuitpus in the fall with high hopes ol improving their nuniber three ranking in lrztternity stholztrship. Brothers Goodwin and Nlurdofk returned lront the National Conven- tion held in Berkeley, Clzililornigt, with niziny good ideas lor the AXIS. lt w1tsn't long helore Tztsliu, Z1 golden lahrador retriever, heczune the newest meni- her. Honiecotning hrought the LIIIIIIIS, who were pleased to learn that the Crow house was the home ol' hoth the Uiinlet and Skull and Crescent presidents. Snow tinie lound the Crows devouring steaks :it the Iflzune us part ol the XX'inter D1int'e, while Spring brought the Sweetheart Dance, with Dolly Burroughs being crowned Queen. Another spring function was the annual picnic and soltbnll gzune outing with the Illinois Cliiipter ol' AXP. Mothers Day and pur- ticipgttion in ll Sing cliniaxed it good year. 7 I' 'V L' ' IF A i 1' . . Mg K . 'IL-- 7--in E up it x ui,-' Jig. 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Xl.uxm Nlmll-nmlml, NIitll.lL'I IIIIINIIJW, xlulm Nvlullmk lulm Ilunqmul. fflfl: lfmw: Rugul' SillIllt'll'I'. Rulxrll llulxkiln, 'I'l1cmlu1'm' Nffffml Ibm' Rfnmlal ll.llImll11xI. XX.1lu'1 lfilv. l'l1iI1p ShL'lilI.lll. Dull, RM IHIICN. l7I'uIc'1'uk lgilcr. l.llIlL'N Rvul. luwlall Rn-ul. XuI.u1 mlvlrp-Illlmlml, lim Oxlmnl, llfm.n1'1l Nlfwrix. I-'mul limr: lkllI,I'II1fHl1'f l'.lul Ilclluig, l.lIIlt'N Sllllll. Nliglmcl l.xlL'. B.n'1'x lluugg 5lk'NNlllLlIl. llwgvl' Cnivlw. In-11 X.Illl.I. Run Hlllflmlni. ,l'L'lllikL', Rumi Rnlminwn. Rinlnml RIIILLIX, lwl'llllL'l'l XY.m'. link Smkw. Xl l.nlwI.n1 Z - af I9- qw - 1 Q,-gi-Q. ,. ..-.-Q.. S531 .4 fx N fn NN go 1' ,N- Ihulc Rmr: RuI1.ml fQl'L'L'IlW2llll. Ilan' Cmlclvlmlmig, l'l1illi11 C91-u1'gc lilill. Hmx'urcl XY115l1c1'. l.cun Greenfield, fharu Ifg11'Iw1' Xl.llAlil1 Iiulmhin, Rimlmnl Scinlulnl. llnlacrt Nchon, Pomhcr. lfrunl Huzvi Nlalrvin Uncll, Lynn Shugzxrmzm. Du 14 Nmmlfl lfmwz lvllrvx lnlllllill. I-lmlwgml Noble. Xl.m S1 l1w11l'tl. lllllllf. Luk Mnllu. NI.usl1 R.n1cllm:11'd, Hllxl'X' Luy. 111111: Kmr: lM11.nIal lxrqnll. Rulu-rl Imcpll. Xl.m lirodsky. CL1'ccm'. ,IUIIILIII Segal. Izunk cQl.lliQ.'l'. lfmnl Rnzv: KOH un Nlimllgml l-'nn-r, X'l'XX'l1bIl Sivgcl, lI.1rwx HL'l'lillt'l'. xr'l1HlII Rmv: HL'lli.llllill Rn-ilf. Hmvgnrd XXX-il. XX':1llon liluumli. 5lLXtl1 R.nmlg1lI llmrlml. Riclnml lhixkin. Rm Xllnur. Ilanmnmx cQIAL'L'll, Rulwrl Hukur. 4 1 r L 3142 ,f 2? ,ov ff- licginning in thc lztll scniestcr thc incinhcrs ul Pi Vpsilun Cllrztptcr werc grc'vtCtl with 21 r'cclcun'zttctl thzrptcr honsc :incl zi newly l.1nclst41pctl lawn. lmth inrprnrctnents hzning In-en nigtclc mer the stnnntcr. Also grcetixig thc rnen was l,l'lI1l'L'. it urlhc tltmqttccl last ycztr hx' unc nl thc' gihnnni. Thc spring pletlgu class ul lfllitl hclcl their tlzintc, 1jt'Pl'CSSlHll lktll. gincl lor il night thc lumnsc wats trgnrslwrnrecl into it Stilrzitiun Arrny Rclicl Stattinn rclninisrent ul tht- L . .- ,. . , 19.30 s. lhc zninngtl XX intcr I-urrngtl. gt tllI1llL'l'-tllllllt' party, wits ht-lcl thin ytutr att thu lltlnra. S.rntgt xisitt-tl thc .Xl'il'is :tt it lilrristnrgts p.trtx nlntriiwrul ln' tht' ln'ntlwrs lor their trmlds t'hilclrc'n. Plains wcrt' niztclt' lor thc ntnnn.il lil Ugtlxcn l3t1t'kct Imxkctlmll Qvllllt' with 131-ta Iota. the lntligtnzt Viriwrsitx' Cllrztptcr, I hc nrt-n nl rXlzI'l Lcpt thc lmttvkt-t :intl 4 h.nn trnpln. which trztrcls yrutrlx tn tht' irhnring' t'lr.tptt'r. l There seems to be plenty of cards m this group . '- ,J iiJIfJ'.1.1 :M-:gif -At .-.JJ J..... , :JV -J .: V, J JJJJ ALPHA EPSILON PI Pi l'pv.iIn1r tllmptci lwmttiicicrl Xmcinlmvr 1. lflltr Nun' Yulli l'lliNL'rsilS' ll 3 IS Out of this determined group one champion reigns. Iffnl: Itoat I-Lcntlall Xtclls. lienncth I.ut.ts, I.intllev Clonter. john Thompson, Alohn Maxwell. Stanlcv Rogers. Tltiril Note: fit-oree Irvin. kenneth Newtom. Paul Dcnhart. john Ciillcn 'It-rrx Smith, 'l'hotnas Nlillcn. Xcionrl Rout: Phil Clotncr. fe:-S E When the ,-XGRs returned to the campus this Iiall, they were pleased to discover that their living room had been completely redecorated. Although the lall season brought the usual rottnd of football ganres and returning alttms, tlte brotlters found time to give to their service proiect. painting a house. Fall parties included a twisting session with the Chi Us and a yo-yo party with the Fuzzies. This busy season was climat-:ed by the annttal Pink Rose Formal. For the lirst time. a sweetheart and her court were chosen. This years sweetheart was Beth Stegmaier ol' Kappa Alpha Theta. Some of the spring activities were a Greek XVeek carnival held with the Thetas and special social functions planned lor Mother's and Father's Day. For the third Con- secutive vear this cltapter received the Alpha Gamma Rho National Activities award. Rich.n'd Nash. llarvev l'innev. lvcith Lincbaclc. blohn Barnes. Stephen Knox. Ifronl Rome: -Iohn Xlatthctte. Phillip Dyer. Marvin livens. litlward l-Eortcr. ai'- If ski 'UW H311 .A xi-' 1 kjgv .K , M ., wx i w.,..w.w X 'Jr 15 1 ' 131 1 - 1 We X 14 X V'-xv-Q-NS: Q8 . ' -Q .9 . ' ' ,. Nfww' .QQ54 iyli , 1 A1 Q95 ii 'w A 45 limi: Ruin: xYll1lL'l' 1i111'1'1111tc1. 1,111 51lK'L'll, N.l1I1ll1'41 I1c111cL'11. 1..lllX 11i'IlIll'll. 1l11.111v c..l1l1L'. .X1'111111l I1'f1z1': ILIIX l'1lu1x 1.1llllS11ll1J1l.1,1lX1l1Nk'11. 1111111Uxc1'1usn'.Cllillrml 1'1'cwclt. 11.INI11 lI.111l1u-Il, 1lIL1I1ll'11 11LIll, '11111111.1s .NHIIIII 11111 1Y1'1g11t. l11IIl SIll1l1l. 11,Ulll 1'11lL'I'. 'l'l1111I lfll1l'f 11.11111 131'111x11.S1L'1c X1xl'I'N. 11111111.1s 141lf11.1l111k. 1111111 11111 1111111111 1,x1111s. Nlikm-111111-N. X1.ll1i R1111z11'11x1111. .X11L'l1 XY111111111.111wv. XXVIINHII. 111111 1..l1llsl'. 11111111 I1'1l111. 1l11Ql'1 1'II N1lll'1x Nlillcr. 11111111141 111-010. 1111111 .Xc11c'1'. 111411111 1'c:11's1111. 11111111lm111. 1L'1k1'X SL11111n'1'. 1b.111' 1,l'1lIlII. -va 40' 4 NE: W W'1,d:' K -'S lk iixw ua 3 ' ' ll I 3 9- ALPHA GAIVIIVIA -' T1 x1-,v ' -W' 15, j ,af .xgu k q 2 if' ' 'V 1 2,2131 '1':'?'1 ' f L -1 3' 1 Y ww--- . . ., 1 - 1- 1 2 E. I ,1 Vg - Slzdg' 1 fp J. ' '. x 1. ' 1 ' Q f M :.. ' 1 I 1. ' ' 1 1 .59 ' LN? ' +169-r'1f '1-.1-.-'Ea,Ii-Nxlmffflff-4 5' ... 4 . 9 1 ...,. ' I - 4023: ,--i1 '--' .age f f.1:..,.:f:' ' '1 ' fl? -six. 'ii 1553 v .1-155T.Q5' ' , 'ffl-A-fm I n QIAQQL ,'W.i'g', . -'j ff... -t-2-1-1. T 5 ----- -- ---4 - '-:- Ixggat gf N B W 1 Q. , .Vw-V. , , .-4 ,: H ' ,F ' Jn 1 Q A' 1 111111 - - -- ' V li -' ,,., w 11... ' - - 1 JVM A ,qv-.3 111 - 5 7 Tix' ' N .fl ur 1-+-. -' N 'A- ':'1N'3 i -sal, xx.. H HA I nMl f'gT.5 -nur-ull' 1 ..- 'Ill c11lLllJIL'l' '-' 5 dc-cl c,f'11l1JC1' 10, 111011 1111 511110 I'11ix'c1'si1y .-an 2. .as ea .27- llful: lfmwi Ivllcrx C-luzlwll. XX'illi.m111 lirrmkx. Alulm Cmlmlml, lrllllllll. fQL'l'AlIll Iximcm. lfmnl Roar: Hgrlwcy Qlnuwbsoll. Philip Klux Rmulm. Rulwll Nlnuidt, .mwmzfl lfmr: GL-urge Xhnrtin. Wloluwm. lJL'IlIliS lihlcrt. XYAILC1' Ullltn-1's, D.n'id Brooks. l,.lN'l'L'I1tl' Xlkllhlllll. lim Nl:n'u+lu'. YiIlLL'l1l Rwli, Rinhnrcl 'WF-15' X -Leif I ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA Kappa Cllmplcr lsflllllflbfl April 22. lfil-1 llllNCl'Nlly ul Q-Lllllflllllll 3315 ..l- ,.-L...,- 1 nl brothers. screral new stitch' morris wort' aclclcrl to .Xnxiuus tn hcf'in thc scliwml war. thc nicn ni! TU , .Xlpha Kappa Latnhcla hold thc annual ahnnni pin'- nim' in -lilly. 'lin acuninnuclatc thc innrcasing ntnnhcr thc Chapter liunsc. It was also aiiimtiiict-ci that thc cfnnplctiun clatc lor thc ncw limtsu is l1UW4llliX about two ya-ars away. Thr annnal plcclgc datirc was hclcl in Septcnihcr with thc tht-nic Irving 'Ailalypsu llnli- clayw and thc aftiritics including that L'XL'iIillg sea Gantc. the l,inihu. Stiuwllalacs lmunglit thc XX'intcr , y . N, Fnrnial featuring an .Xlpinc tlirinc. Ol untrsv, thc ,'f fir ' ' lmuks were nut iicglcctetl during this tiinc har tht' IS mtg fl-We Secret grip of Alpha Kappa Lambda? end nl the xcnicstcr hrnnght a third plate rank un unnpns. Intramural sports atiinnlatccl hfmnsc spirit as did the hnilding ui tht- Inniit-uniiitrg sign and taking' third plant- in Penny Carnival. Springtiinc ttslrcwcl in thc Spring Ifnrniztl. Oasis Holiday. limi: 1811112 Iwhn Milli-11 Rnht-it Cllart. lfrul Snlinrnmn. Haiti Il.nkvr. IfnnSax-rl1l1.l'1m1llimitRnlw1tNI1mtm'. Inna XX'illiani li:lll'lxiI.ll'I. Runahl Cflarv. XVIUH11 lfuxw: flairt-th limit, laik xY.lNNL'lI!l.Ill. Inhn XYlnh1t-w. C.hlIuril Dali, l'linnipsmr, llwng I,arwn. Clliarlt-N Onaitix. Klithavl llrixwt-ll, ' i 1... I J!- Have a ball and trim the Christmas Tree. ,..,,. - -. .-.xx i Z ,231-:f',f ALPHA SIGMA PHI Alpha Pi Chapter Founded December 6, 1845 Yale Vniversity 338 Alpha Sigma Phi began the year with the pur- chase of the adjacent property with plans to expand in the near future. The annual winter Black and XVhite Formal was held at the Palms Restaurant. All of the decorations were in the neutral shades and those attending dressed in the traditional black or white. A house party. Convict Capers, was held in the fall. For this function, the entire house, com- plete with barred windows, was transformed into a prison. Costumes and favors carried out the ball and chain theme. During the holiday season, the brothers held a Christmas party for nine underpriv- ileged tfliilclren. Alter supper, the visitors were enter- tained by the arrival of Santa Claus and the distribu- tion of presents. The Alpha Sigs mascot. Frosty, an English bulldog. won the Ilgliest Dog Award at the Phi Mu Kanine Kapers for the second straight year. T'Xi Y v. 2 5?-E? i-5 . .hi :Q 1 2 3 z 1 Q , i xc? 3 ,we linrle Huw: Hub Hmm. ,lim Snrwrck, Ce-urge I,ucclke, Curl Rrmvn. Fmnl Rmw: Iulm Prehlc. Rogvr Yzxxmkuik. .lulm Nlorris, Hcury Bc-xml. Klim lignslwmul. Swffmfl Rmr: Dcnnis Hwwllvulh. Glen Rnkuwg, l.:mx Hlxxml. Rulmt Xhuul. Roscnc, Izuk Xliddln-mn, Klim Iflvming. fllmck Schmidt, Daw Bnflc Iinzv: Quin Crosbie. Drmald Benson. klrmlm xlfllllilt' C1l1.1rm'l1kx.I-'mmf Ifmw. In-rrx XX'ilIi.1mx. Xmix Ogum. lxllllt' Iohn GIQIIOIIIJIS, IIIIHCS Skuggx, Smmzrl limp: lfmnk Balm. Pl 'xNL'l, Clfmlull Su-mgqnlix. lluug XYimlmv. Ilan- Rn-n-. Oberl Myvlw. Ralph IlmlS1'rlxo11, ,Ia-rrv .XItmgm, XVill1n'cl 1 F:-,V , ss - . . V-.. Q. w X , X E X f Qi ES' Ui in SM 3 339 nrgllafvfnq go' QQ .....v V- . , ,li .QT Z 'wc' 'Q' S QQ- 96 vc 96 Q- Ihnl: Ifmwz SICXL' Simlmw. lknlrcll RLISIIIIINNHII. I.lwml York. klim Fznris. xluhh Huh-n. lfmnr Ifmv: Daw cLL'llNllL'l', Camry R.1lI1h Yimkxcx. Iwn Smith. Bud XX'illimm. .Luk '1m'nmk. 1.11: Bill Rnmlmw. 'lklmnlau Smith. .Xllzm Miller, Frzmk liyrnc. Inn- CLrmumk. Nwfmnl 1:11112 Gvmgc Smith. Ierrx' llindcl, klauncs llulmwn. R.um+mml lfh-iu. Null l'.ll1ll'lk. hh-1'1'y Hc'1'kxI1i11-. Chris NIlI1'1'llf'. Iinf: llffzwg Inu- Smith. llm llnhl. H.nmhI ON-11. .lim lrnhhvll. Ciauw' .Xmlcrwm Nlgukm llglhl. l'hil D.nx'is. Qlznncs Xxrw. 'lhfmms Ililkvrl. Nmnzzfl lfmw: llixfm Llgnglv. Brigm Rlhlfk. xxwillilllll R. lliplwlgvr. Dun Iumkm. Ri1h.ml l lu1'inl:1. ,rf '. W- L Ihxc 15.mm'1'. lirmc HIIIXVII, fIl1.ll'll'N lemon. lfmnl Rmv: Bah Irlllhktlll. Huh l'ckzn'ck, Nlnrk Dzurllvll. Dun Brumm. Klim I'1.ll'lLlllLlt'l'. lfrzmk l'l41skfm. Donald RlllI1Sf'f'. Dave H'L'hh. as 'QQ . L x 2110 XX'ith plains lor at now honsc :it thc tlrgtwing hogtrcl smgc. thc Allis tunic luck to sthool with great house spirit. The brothcrs wcru pleased to fintl at new intcrcoin system which wats installed chiring thc sntntncr. I he znnlugtl Blfllliifltll-xx hitcloot iortnnl was sttcccsslttl. 'liwo hrothers clrcssctl :ts knights-in-shin' ing 1ll'lllUl'. rode horses Ltrountl to mich ol tht' hons ing units with the inritzttions. '4NIgthcse Nlortuztryf' the roaring twenticn party. Ionnci thc chgtptcr houst- clcrorattccl as at speulvcgtsy with Ll password llccdctl lor entry. The grnnnztl block pttrty was hclcl ztgztin 12: 1:5525 . 3.-Q this ycxn' with UGS, KKUS. and 'l'Klis. Starks were Look ooft 'fs dinner time at the ATO house cnioyccl hy ull: solthgtll, loothztll. and group sing- inu' were hut II fcw of thc inzinx' zutivitics in whith D , cvaryoile took pint. The .XTOs had gt stlucsslttl ycgn' in sports :is shown hy thc new lntrgnnurgtl ,Xll Spot-tx Trophy which is proudly tlispluctl. .1-1-1-' 4-.',,-,-,...- knmifff A - X j ALPHA TAU C-.tnnnal Omit ron ftilillJlL'l' Ifonitdetl Scptt-inht-r ll, IXUS Xllglllhl Nlihtztry IIISIIIIIIQ' OMEGA IHI No twisting at the Pink Champagne Dance. link ffuirj .Xlan Heclegaitl, Nlerle Stlnilenhorg. llalv otkeusinith. gluhn liznser. Gene Sendelwetk. Ywrorlfl Hou Xl lsr l X ildi uddenbunn Ptul I-tduinnu itlll. Yi 'on Rust. Ilairx IS . V i- .- . J YA X 5 Hn- HTH lhe lleta chapter ol lleta Sigma Psi has growing pains. Because of the need for more room, the building date lor a new house has been advanced. The house will be constructed on newly purchased properties on Sllt't'll Street. As a result ol greater stress on scholarship. the Pieta Sigs received the Pledge Class Srholarship lropliy for the spring of lEllil. The year did not consist of all work, but was highlighted by numerous social functions beginning in the lall with the pledges presentation of a Pink Champagne dant e. The XYinter Formal was held just before Christnias at the Fowler Hotel. The Gold Rose Ball was the outstanding social event of the spring season. This dance is an annual affair held in every chapter ol Beta Sigma Psi. In intraniurals, the bro, thers had a good year being undefeated until the linal round ol the A basketball play-offs. I'ifn1l1!oxi':Dennis Hahn. Dirk Xiteh, Marx Barbkuetlll. tIh.nli-s Heuer, lznnes lieil. 5 fx Wm-Y Q ,-v 5 .Fig it' 2 Q as 'fad' f 'ft ,- -2-5... ,.. .J ,f JY, ........ 512 .. MH, 1. . :X -iii E iz, -. a .Ls X Q 4 R' PNY XQ 5 X 9 . 35. ' Q N K v, Xi P f B - X9 If -',' 5 '. R ' - WE 3 Nil-. - Q' ' '? . K N 3 -R . ,Q fs, f . V1 s -nv .S : Fig S, C .- Y.. M Y, F F I, F, F. Q11 Q J g -1 1-4 'T' AW b ravhfcw X S-- ,.-- .fl in -sv-N ,. an . ,..-. -es .fr ,74- t? Hulk Huzvi BCI'Il1iI'll klump. .Xlbcrt ,lUlgll.lll, ,lim llrrnh. Ixcll lfffzr: RllQ'L'l lxlllllillgi, Run Xuwmlfnl, lulm lxulm 1 Struk. Keith Gzlllawau. Sammi lfmr: Rmulml SUIIIIIIVIN. Smullvuuk. Dvnnis Xfmflmnhx, Fclwnmi FT IU Sullllmws. SIUXQ' llulwig, Ifm nl nn' .f fn 1-Biilsk. 1 ' N. ' 6 BETA SIGMA PSI lieu Lllmp I uncled .f U Xpxxl lf. WU , . . l lllXL'l'SllY ul ll lim X 1 ? x 1 Q...- lu bam 3' 121111: limp: M1111 Hcilig. Bill Hlxlllltll. George Iidem, F1'z111k Ruhr. Nl111'1'ix l,lIHL'Y. Yillcn-111 5111111-s. ISrc11cla111 QyBl'iL'll, xlilll .L's1L'lll. klllllll Dm-x1'iL-s. 'I'l111A1I Rmr: Brucu Cla111111l1cl1, Dave f1m'c1'l. 141711 '1tl11111111s. 1111111 l'c:11'm11. 'IKl1f1111z1s Gerber. Mitch l'11ckc1', Vlvlllll IIUIINCI. l11l111 11111111111 'lWI111111:15 CL1'11l1:1111. iii ' aa11.9' B011 X BETA TH ETA PI 136111 M11 f1ll1llJIL'l' I c11111clccl,-X11g'11s1 8, ISM Xfiilllli l'11iw1'si1y mln 1 H-1 ,hill .8'f'u1111l Row: David Yoder, Bob XYz1lke1'. '1xl1o11111s Nicllolsrm, Cllalrlum Thiel, Steve Ryncr. Robert Lou. Mike McClure, .-Xl Mullikcn. Fmnl Row: Lloyd Hixmlulrs, Marc XVi11ger, R011 Llllklllllsf. George Sl1c11'lle, .MIL1111 1JiC1'isLc1fo1'o, ,luck Shaw, 5111111111 XX'vl4I, .ICH Dzxxim. Betas hegaii the sehool year with an all-house work session, which included pzmeling the Presi- dents room. Nlemhers donned Captain Hook otitlits lor the Pirate party held early in the lall. The holiday season brought the Urehid Formal. the am- nual Christmas dance. and the Pi lleta Phi Clhristmas Party lor the loc-al orphan's home. Gifts were given to the ehildren hy Santa Claus, and games were play- ed. In the spring. lietas, Sigma Clhis. and Phi Delts held their animal Nligimi Triad Dance, with the Four lfreslnnen providing the music. Varsity Varieties lound the Alpha Xi Delta Sorority teamed with the Bettis to present A Xiglzl in Hrules. The hrothers :required a new Hack. il bus with a eonvertilale top lOllY Old Saflfa 5DVeaCl5 3 little Cl'lV'5lm-35 Chee - painted pink and hlue, which was used lor trans- portation to all their social functions, including foot- ball games :mtl various trade parties. Iitul: limit: Carl Wlolmsoii. ,lolm Moore. Sltltll Orerhetk, lit-lh, llgixid Nlalsligirx. lfrxink Ziireiiihzi. Sworn! Row: Stew Charles llotlirxm. llaixid llmermer. Iolm Xllilter, ll.ivitl Cox, Xlort-lioiise. Ile.m ltilsoti. Rod Clh.illm.m, lloh XItl.le.m, ,Xl Alolm lxiiopli. Don Steer. lLit'rr Fortlage. lioh Risser. Dim Dl't.llllI'. llzne Nlqirshall. Phil Sliirlev. Hott Prime. Nlilxt Lore. Third Rnzv: Cliairles llxiriiiaii, Paml Stliwiirtlkopl, llrotk, Gene linlow, Clam lYelles. limi! lime: lim llergiltl. George Raith. Tom l .iull4iier, Normaiit Ellsworth. Ron 'lim Stone. Dare llioinpson. lion .Xtltiiisoir Dong Xllxillstill. qlensen. Dare Ellis. john Czinterburr, David Byrne, Nlitliiiel Dirk liliompson, Phil lllird. Cllxixttm Grzilizmr. .Xl .lntlersoir i 345 WV? They had a wheel, and it went round, round, round! DELTA CHI Purdiie Cllmpler Founded Uctuher lil. ISSN Clmhell l'nixe1'si1y 5-16 il'he lllfll of Delta Chi l't'llll'llCCl in the klllllllllll to l'ind their doniain completely remodeled and a new annex added lnr additional meinbers. At Christ- mas the hrotliers twisted to strains of jingle Bells :rt Illflli Merry Twistinzis Party. The annual Black and XVl1ite fU1'llllil was held this year at the Lafayette cllllllllly cllllll with the deco1'ati1111s ezirrying out the black and white the111e. A special feature of the yez1r's Island Fling was the znriazing ride of tl1e Delta C1hi's XX'l1irli11g Millie wlm now hnlds the record lor lllC'1'I'y'gU'l'4Pllllfl riding. Harold Harris and C0111- pany frmn tl1e Playboy Club in Clricago starred in 21 jazz show at the house before appearing at the l'nion for the Klzuupus Chest. For Penny clI11'lllY2il. the brothers minhilied with the Funnies in the GNIP' UNDP 111 end Ll very Sl1tit't'SSlilll and elijnyable year. UP.. .. 'Q 9 '50 99 A :ae- 36-. R ww- 'v .33 f-,sag K x -ax Er, ,,, - 'R--1-Q F 'xp r 99. Fx -...-......w-... fa '5:L'j. .x.:. I.- 19?- 5.4 69 Hlltll' lfuzvz Rilllllftl lS11rkl1.n'l, lhurx Bum Dfnmlal Nlmll. William lhuglr. Ignxx l5fmIux', xY.lIlK'l' llnullvw, I.umw liuyd ohn Smwlmrinlgc. lgnnw KIIIIIYIWNIQ. Dick RIISI. lfcl Carglmlx. INIIIJILI l..lllg.lIl. Rugm Imlh, I-mul lfmw: Kllmrlu Run Thin! Huw: Brucc Stulik, Ruben lk-ln.ui.n. Imn Xloumx, Ruin-xl li.nl1I, Rialmlml CQIIMUII. Rulwu XX'.1gm-1, l,.n1x Paul .-XX'Cl'y', Nlilrk lliikilljllllgll. L.lWlL'llLK' Tllmlllnmn, Nlulm Rulmlnlwll. Pluillip Iluunlvwn. Scllrocrlfm Rwlwrl Klmm-1, Nwmml lfmr: I'ictc1 X'.m Huw '- , ' Tizifif Y Buck Huw: Phillip klllllilb. Rmmld LllIlL'Nki. llunqnlml Xlillluk. Nlxluu ldumlu Xfwnlfl lfnm. lum Rufm, lulm Yulllmk lohn SlillllL'I'SOIl. ,lklllbllllh fQlkl'Q,Ul'UXilll. I,l'lL'I' Yun llfmk. in-z'.1l1I,mlwll, 5lL'Xt'll lhxluw, Imwcll lflllfhll, Ifn-mlL'1'imk Robert Sdmll. 'I'hm1 Rmv: XX'iIIi:uu liIPl'lllk'l'. llmmld Gnggurlx. lhnwll, fmmxgv lL.1lumml. Iwfml lfmr: Stn-plum: XX'.1lkv1'. 'la-rry Rinllurd SICYCIIN, kI.n lfillkr, lullll lylllllllflll. Rnlwrl .Xcl.ln1s. Uilwn. l.IlllQ'x lyllltmuki. Ix.m Nluunl-., fIh.n'lu Rum Il, s 3 5 Lg ffl-'R : 'sw - V an X X xYXa x' 347 LQ 4. S ygr li Ci x x 4: limi: lfmwz .Xmcl NYl1il4nkc11 blnlm Gilpin, lauucs Sism, Slllllllj Rum: .lulm l.el1lwr. Rmmlll Ilugunlvs, Bun Dillon, Nlra. Nlyrtlc S.1l1.u1xLi, lum XYl'lNll. Ilimk Rt'lllIllt'l, XX'illiLnm B.ll'lJCl'. Ifmni l'1'iw, 'llnu flUl'IIIlHWNlil, lion Sumwnlt- Dalvicl Pylc. liful: I-fmr: lim li.lllllIllIlI, NX'illi.lm Blumv. lillfl Szlu-lxllwl, Slllllllll, Klan Hamnl, Dano Hrcclcxncicr. .Xclzlm Grupp, l:l'LllIli Xlurri-. Xlllllu. lim Xlcwr. Cum Hulsclmcr. Frrmf Raw: Alon Cizlppn. Bill Hawley. -7 J 48 The Delta Sigs made ntztny in1p1'oven1ents it1 tl1e chapter house tltrougltont tlte year. Included were tl1e rewiring ol tl1e entire llUllSC and the eotnplete l'CClCCOl'ZlllUIl ol the ulllllllu l'UUlll. An entire set ol new lilll'Illllll'C, designed to ntateli the newly installed wall paneling. was ohtai11ed lor this 1'oo1n. During the lall tl1e annual square dance and lntyride were held. Later tl1e brothers presented llllj MS11ilo1 s Hall to which everyone t-ante dressed it1 nautical eostutnes, Another dance, at senii-lortnal atlair. was held at tl1e eltapter house just helore Clll'lSllll1lS. Also during tl1e holiday season, the Delta Sigs gave at party lor tl1e underprivileged children of the Lal! ayette area. The higl1ligl1t ol: this event was tl1e zn'ri1'al of Santa witl1 l1is gifts. l11 llllx spring tl1e Delta Sigs. forthe first ti111e i11 their history, designed and entered ll ern' i11 tl1e Grand Prix. 'HW TIT! Delta Sigma Phis enjoy food, relaxation, and T.V. lvl is Q . Xb ABQ 1, DELTA SIGMA Delta Delta Cllmpter Founded l'iL'lJl'llill'y 7, ISSN College ol' lllf' City ol' New York PHI I 1111. ' s . ' ft Ssglbxif ri' :: 1 5 si Hawaiian party provides fun for Delt rushees, Srnf:lfu11'1lJ.lvc large, l..ll'l'X cilll7lllUU5lxl. Lloc lirovles. Ronald Ross, David Saunstag. Steven Xlerkle. Third Rmu: Robert Halen. john Rogers, Mike Sclutani. lic-ith Oherheck. George 'lc-vis, Ieff xYJllL'l'lllLlll. Nlitliael Roles, S1'!'HIlff Rua XX'hile devoting sufficient energy to studies by placing fifth on campus in scholarship, the men of Delta Tau Delta found time to place second in the l'niversity Sing as well as entertain at the second annual Delt-Pi Phi Faculty Reception. Music, danc- ing, and refreslnnents provided the diversions at this annual Christmas party for the various faculty members. In the lall. the Delts hosted numerous parties including a Beatnik Twist Party, a Gam- bling Party, and a I-Iawaiian Beach Party. Cave men and dinosaurs were present for the costume par- ty entitled Flintstone Fling. For the annual spring dance and crowning of the Delt queen. the house was decorated like the S.S. Delta Queen showboat. 'lihe Penny Carnival gave the Delts a chance to work with the DG's. The brothers proved their athletic prowness hy winning the fraternity squash crown. lllatulio htialclo. George hlergetis, Rick .-Xhrens. Orval latohsen. Frank Proctor. Douglas Baker. Front Raw: Samuel Nlnrrow. Steven Swails. Niles Bruno. qlzunes Kinch. Tliolnas Skinner. Ronald liuhecka. 350 url: Razr: Rulmlll Ilnlwimk. Disk fQ.lIM'Il. Rugvr Salim-Il. XXIIII. Rlmlmnl licll. flllll RIYIDIIINADII. Cm-uxgc XYilli.nnwll Robert Klfmrnc. Ruin-rt lI.u'ri11glm1. ,lulm 1JliL'll. I.1n'rx illmllu Slmunrl. Run Cmmllillm. l'mI Sll'illxll'l'. xlilIl.lk'l Sum! llmllc, SICIJIICII 'lurmwp XYilli1un Lum. D4zx'i4l Gilmm. lirnic l'HllIl lfflllf Ima XYitxl1fn1n, Iwm ffliu-ic, lulm Hillinga C.1l1cl'pI11tI. 'l'hlr1l lfmr: L.ll'l'N HIPLIIIQIVT. Rulrnl Fnt'HIIH, 'lark lllllll ff.ll'l'rrlI, l5.lI'l'N Hull, llUh.ll'lI fQI't't'll, llzwlmvrl Sxmin Iklmllmzu, Izumw Ricllm. f:l1.lI'IL'N Ruxt. lirif qjolmnniwm. 'l.lIlll'N Iwllll Y2lHXIl'ff'l'. lxl'.Il'llt'N. fllmrlu Rmv, In XvA'l'lIl'llil. Xwffmfl lim, Rislmnl iii DELTA TAU DELTA Vwunclc-cl Spring ui ISHS HCIIIZIIIN Clulleqn' in XYLM X'iI'QilIi.l . 'K NX R xl 'x N'-. x X. . 'N. -A Vi 11111: Run-: Nl.ll'Xill ludd. Dgnid I'1l'L'lIL'Titk. SIRIIIICY Clllalrlcs SICWLITI. klaunes Stornmnt, Ronald Fox, Donald f1ll'llliIlQ!lIlIIll. Ixt'l1llL'lll Ixillmnv, NIL-rlc liuycr. 'lhmuzns lhxltnlli, Minllzxul Kldloy. l,:un'cncc .Xr1mL1'0ng. Front Row Lmliwll. dl IIHIILIN Ifunk. Iqlllvlll lfmw: Rmmld Stamps. Rinhzxrd David DL'l'lJQ1'p . xvllyllt' Burke. RoIx'1't Jenkins. Dick Penkc Clwmv. XX'iIl lak'I'll.ll'llill. Sum- Ilnrkmwx, lim Ifgwnl, Fralmis Nfinhzxcl Pxumagiulis. Iohn YIQDOFIIDOTQ. 7 .XlIy11.m1xk. XX':l511c Nvlwn. lim 7-If l...v ,f A 1 DELTA UPSILON PlllxdllCc1IlllIJlC1' lfuundcd XOYCIIIIJCI' 4, 18354 XX'illi:m1s Clullcgc in Nlzisszxcllllsclls P352 SH'L'L'llL'y. Srrmlzl Imruz dances were helcl. Fnrinally, the annual Rose Hall ' .Xliter winning the llltil l'nix'ersity Sing in the Spring, the men nl' Delta llpsilou went home lur the summer eonliclent ul' returning to an excellent weial year.XX'hen y '- ' ' I they hegan planning lor their ainiual Island lfhng with the other lraternities lm-atecl nn the Island. One ul' their most Slll'l'L'.4Sllll parties was .i heath - '. party, with every uiuple designing their custuiues Q out ol' only two yards of material. lhere were some Very interesting creations seen. Several inlurmal .1 ' ff' 'A prmecl a huge stu-tens. 'lihe lDl's wtial lile clicl nut --I can defect your trouble Sir too many Sudsr' hinder their selmlastit' average. lor they Iinishecl the first semester hy placing eighth in lraternitv standings. Once again the Dl's clisplayecl their sing- ing ability hy winning the State Day tmiipetititm between the other six Chipters in the state. 121141: Rmv: Peter Y.uiXrxtlale. lX'illiani .XXL'lN, ltmathau llmliau, Rithattl llaxix, lhxitl lYlllt'g.llillllL'l', kenneth Dt-Yull. Rnliert Nlorrix, Stott Greene, liluuiias llmlgwil. Haumel. Runaltl larit-tt. .latk ll.iag.lfrm1l lime: Nurinan Tlfnrl lfmr: Iatk Iilwell. lan1exILt't-eil. lfreil Morriwii, john Williaiiix. lftlwartl Stlrat-lei. Luntw Hurst XYilli.nn Nlurrax, Ripley Rmialtl Zell, Yngxe Ramxtatl, .Swffmfl Rmv: lluheit l'rtex lfearing. luhn I'rultwn 6 :Si :S M, -.xp M E . ,ig Q. U 'r 353 by sr- ea, 3. 15 'P .. .. . f. Diligent studying put FH first in scholastic ratings. 1 A v , lie 5 l sqm... .A 115, H. I 1 ar .'..ll131 'C ie 1 at iv s ' o Ile e WO kc l tl tentl in er at l Purdue Chapter ol' Farmhouse fraternity. Scholas- tically, Farmhouse has ranked atnong the top three fraternities for the last ten years. This decade has been one ol: estahlislnnent, improvement, and ex- pansion. 'l'he Purdue Chapter was awarded the President's Trophy, given for attendance at the fa iota .A ciiev m .c- c avk a te . a iol a XtllxlCCI1IClllCllClLlYl1l A clievem r rf. ie louse ras wo I 'or -X l ent T o l Il l l t na social events a year: a fall dance only for house members. including pledges. and a pledge class- sponsored Yalentine's Day semi-formal. Besides these social functions, inlormal dances are held after all Victory Variety shows and also alter all home basket- ball and loothall games. The men of Farmhouse participated in various interfraternity athletics, do- ing particularly well in League B basketball. ' A . 11133 3: H551 11,1 TK -w 2.L,14-tsfffftff ,- ff . - FARM HOUSE 'f i T. arte? f ' I-fi s he .,., 'sr r. f faigf, 'fl' kc' -F! 'I ' - ' :: T'3'5H,?4 - V,--' iii.-in ' Purdue Chapter 'igffl M- , Z? Q 1-.A -it sffffff, jg ? ' . . . I . fi- g ' 5:51 Q ' llounded April ln. l.l0:1 I K,--,,W ' A H lg 1-ff ' . . . . M. - y NNY1- ' e-fi' ' -p,,., 5 ' . IYIIIYCTSIIY ol Missouri 'I X 5 I 'ljgj y' . 'g-,jg id tl ii lf .... .. Ykrr- Us . ,.- ' -' , QW ..-Q f - 1 2.34 l Fi 2 'Z'- - E 1335, . S 1 Iiurlf Row: Ihilllt' 'lKI1mnpwn. Izumnw I l'.lNL'l'. I,.ll'l'Y Ifricml. ldnrx lhxlvw. I-,lm Rfmirmk, Ihmnlml I.iYiIlgNlUll. Stanley Hzurwld Bllll1lXY, 'lulm Nlillvr. Ilaxrrn-I l'uki11Iw.n11gl1. Run.nl4l Pmx lwfml lfmwz l,xlv Cmlm, lwlm illmillv, Huh Holm, Mrs King. Srrnml Ruzw: Ilguiml in-iw. Mm Xlmlmul. l,.uArx Hmwll, l-x.a xl4ll'liIl. I..lWl4'lltt' lim-lk, CLc-rrx Ik-mlvr, lnwlmll Nvcl, Burk Row: l'lmm.ns .XI!'XLIIllll'l. lu! ISTIIIUII, l'.aul lfriuml, xxvillilllll lwx. Ifrfmi lfmrr Kluxriu' Cmxlmn. l.unc's Ilowvll. Iiclgur flflflllllltk. Norumn I,.IlIllt'l'. I.umw hmlhx. Dnximl Il.mirl 5XYilll1llll. Xl.m Suunrtl, XI:uxI1.nll Xfwl. Rwnqulcl Lung. Bicry. Swrrmfl Roni Edmlic Mmlmlt. .Xl Mmm, lllmrlmw Hunt. Gnrx Wilwn, Dave Huwc. lluwzml Rincs. klulm CQn'L'l1. Rimlmul Ilxmlmzm, rf' 7,- 35:3 Huff: limit Bii.uii .Xliiixuliy Iqnmw Tiliimi. XYilli:im Sl4M'L'l', lfiml llxiwkcr. Nlairliii fil'fl551llilll, Run Dculuii. loliii C 4 l.ulllx 1.ipn.1u-. Diila Swi-igzifr. bl iliii Ilimliiiizui, lfrcnl Climk. Ciulikuwilli, 'lliimiau Sloopiiiirc. laniics Cl'.lX'L'S. Ifrmit Row: Y.il liimlicl. kllllllll lfmv: limi Xlwis. 'limi l'lL'IllUl1, Siolt lfmlwiii I,n'u11Qi1'cl. YCTIIC Dc-Villa. Curtis Heaton, Clliiuk lkll.lHlll'l'. Rn Hlilwii, XX'illi.im 'l'1'mvii-cll. Ifrml SIICLITN. I.ummlmvski. lkinicl kluliiimii, ,lauincs kloyac, Rulii-rt Xlillci: 'linm Xylxxxml. .Nfifnnl li'fm': 'Iiliuiims Gutliric. hill: Rmr: lllllllillll l'll'll7ll'1'. .lulm Riiizu. Rugc-1' Smilli. Ilzivid XYcslci'lim1w. SVIUIIII Row: lYilligim Hulliclzn. Ricliaird XX'iiivli1'ciiliui', liiiiics l'l'L'tll. 'limi cyclf'Dlllll'll, blzuiica Hull. lluglics. Sziiuuc-I XX'c-mln-1'l1111iw, XYillizim Iiimlvy, llciiiiis Ring, flmfl lfmrz ,lim Nlillvr. lzulx lfi'u-iiigiii. Rwlwrl XY:mltc1's. NuriiilX'ilsiiiu1i.'I'0iiilluki1iwii.lfmiilIfvwiN01'iiiCIl6x'1'iigC1'. lnxicl Nluiilvv. lhxiil Su-wiixi 'lullll Ilgiixmis. blcrry 'lim li.l1'llllll1'l. Nliirx liwlcvgir. Rmlgvi' fJL'lli'l. 3343 D111'i11g 1111- lirst 11'1'1-las 111 1111' s1'1111's11'1'. t111' 1111111 111 KDR 111-sp1111s11111'11 1vit11 f1'111 i11Ll1I .MI11111 5111111111 t11c t11i1'11 11111111111 KDR-Z'1'A Alllll 191-s1ix'111, lc1111111i11g the Salty Dogs 111111 1110 xlllll li11x'11ys. S1-x'1-1:11 t1'1111c p111'ti1's 11'1'1'c 111'111 with XYRH. i1i11L' 1'111111c111111i11g sign. 61111111-11 Hf1llllS111 N11111-111111x, 1111111 51-1111111 1111110 , lll 1111' 11111'1'1' C1lX'lN11Jll. T111' 111'111111'1's 111'111 11 11111111111 1111 111111s1- 1l11111'1'. tI11' 1111111 11111111111 111111111ssx' 111111. 1K111'1'L' Miss '1111111' 11111181 11111111111 1111- RUR 5111-01, 111111111. '1i11is Ul'l'llS14JI1 was ll1S11 ll 1iL'llll1l1l1 1111 11111111' 111111111i. .Xlitcr1111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111 11111 lllS11. 1 11111111111 111 i11l111'111111 IJlli'I1L'S I111' 1111s11111-s 11'1'11- 1111111 The twist invades fhe KDQ house at 5 rush party lll 1116 111111se. '1'11c Klllls 5111111s111'1111 l111'L'L' 1-11111ics 111 1110 f1l'll1lL1 Prix. .Xl-161' 11'i1111i11g 11131 l111111- i11 Penny c1ll1'l1iX'll1 11151 X1-.113 1111' KIJRS 111-1'i111'11 11111111 15111111111 111111111 l1llS v1'111'. 11111 1llQ1I1lQ1lI 111 1111' 51111113 Nt'lllt'SIL'l' 11115 ll 11111150 ltlhlllllll' 112111112 55121 KAPPA DELT RHO 1111-111 C.1111pt1'1' 1111111111111 NI111' 11. 1110.1 N1111I111'11ll1'1' CI11111'g 1 111 X 1'1lll11I11 T157 Kappa Sigs Serenade at Pi Beta Phi following pinning. Hulk ltfnw: George Deuious, 'lom Hilbish. Bob l'ruitt. Nlurrav XVashburn. Stuart NltNlahau. nlolm Nlvbeck. Paul DuCli:itt-au. ,loc Smith, l.vm1in Dennis, Tlliizl Row: David lingstrom. Mike Moore, Steve .Xtl.uns. NX'alt Myers. 'l'om Hanson, Roger Start. Dave XX'enaas. Robert Nlithalak, Robert Chi chapter of Kappa Sigma is anticipating the completion of a new chapter house by the fall semes- ter 1962-625. Contracts, which were awarded this year, call lor construction of the new addition and complete renovation of the existing structure. In- cluded in the plans lor exterior improvements are a parking lot, a drive-way, and suitable landscaping. A new resident ol' the Kappa Sig house is XVhite, an linglish Bulldog. His tricks have given the broth- ers great comic reliel' from the rigors of scholastic life. Kappa Sigma won the intralraternity 16-inch softball championship. The Kappa Sigs initiated a campus-wide scholarship program. This program pro- vided all lraternity pledges with places conducive to study. In unison with the other housing units on campus, the Kappa Sigs honored their mothers with the traditional party in the spring. Hoieiiseii. .Xwtoml Row: Keimeth Link, Louis Goebel. Larry Campbell. Phillip Sheets. Pete Campbell. Pete Elshout, Gordon Crouse. Bob -Iones. lfrulzt RMU: ROlJCI't Collklill, A1 Cireho, Charles Michelson, Douglas XX'alls. David Kirk, john .Xlhritton. Dean Retktenwall. 358 Hunk Razr: XY.nlIcr Nclmn. Bud l'.lI4lxt'l'. Ralph Hclnulmul. Ulu' Nhllvnry, Gln-11 Hmlulwn. Ikfnm lxlm. Hull lunxlgxtml, Robert lignlmisfh, klulm limllix, lhuu IAIKJIIIIJ. Bun lllxwlini. Ruger Ilivkcn, Ilink Spun, Ium I-5.u'tluIl. lxk'llllt'lIl Blllllklk BI'l'lll Rimlvly 'llun NIllI'fCL'. Phil Hmrlf. 'I'l111rI Rrnri SICXCII l'1r'xl Ifmr: Hill Bl'Lkt'lk. Stull XILQLIALIC, P.llll Lilllh, Bill Gunumig. 'llmmgns I-'ullcrum, Uurliclx knudwn, -lnlm IX.liNl'l, lvil Xmlvrwn, Rugm Lnlm. Hula Smnsl. fIl1.u'l1-N lkllO5lk'NUIl. Rob Rm. Dulmlml Rinh. klollll Rllmlu, Nlikn' xl.ll'NIl.IH. l'rmhv1I. I-1-mga' Ilxkllullcn lumw In-'uh Nfmml Ibm ' 8+-1 W KAPPA SIGMA 1 ' lllllJlClk Fuunclccl DCLCIIIIJCI' IU, 1869 l'11iu-xxilx ui Yirginhn Q1 59 0 1? 00 If 11 4X 1 uno nil Klum 1 IL 1 11111111 tllllh O N11 l Lclxs Ill 11 x I 1 Sn1111s1111111 l1lllN H1 111clt Kllllltbll 111 5 In 111 111111 It I Iflllf lfnu 13.111 , It II 1 hm 1 l 5klllllllLllt 011 l'11L11t ' 1 X 111 umm he 111 N111 1 0 1 1 1111 R1 llll xl up 111111 B1 mt I-1 L 1111 lllll 1l1 ml 111 f I1 lIltS C11111I1st1111a LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Psx I lfilllll l'111xc1s11 ol The I,z1111lxl11 Clhis stz11-ted tht' l11ll se111t-s1111' with Ll 11ewz11'cli11g V4 p1t11cl111'tiu11 put 1111 witl1 the Della 011111111118 help. The 111't was 11 take-ull 1111 the l'llIl1 scene ol' The XYcst Side Story. .X lite glowing ll ble llll' 1i1111o11sly ill the 1le11 li1'1'plz11'e l1'11111 'l'l11111ksgixi11g, tu Cl11'ist111:1s pmviclecl :1 littiug lik'lliCllI ttltt-1' s lll'lI zivtivities :is the Senior XX'1111cl1'11t1111g1 Pnttv llllfl the XVi11tc1' House IJLIIIPC. Two weeks licltmre CZl11'ist11111s the seniors went to the wtmtls t 11 luring lllllli wmwcl lui' the litepltittc. It was then the Qlllly nl the snplm- lllOl'C'5 tu keep this lite l1111t11i11g, 11111ti11111111sly 1111til cillI'lSlIIl3lS. The XX'i11te11 Iluuse Putty was IIlLlLlL' 11111115 plete with the 1'1111st1'111'Ii1111 ol 5ll'CIClllllg across the e11ti1'1- li1'4111 1'111'x'i11g 111111111111 the sitlc. lhc X 4 1 t11l11w111111 s H5 I ul the lllbllht' ll li1l1 xllllk' Rmc lw11'111.1l 'x...- Lambda Chis and dates emoy evenmg at Sk: Lodge, p1'11x'i1l1'1l ll p1'1-lt-11 1rw111'l11si1111 111 tht- spring at-1111's :tml ll lllk'lllUl'y 111 I11- kept hy the st-11i111's. 151111: lqllilf l51'1111' XYl1il11t'N'. l'.llIl l'1't1'1'w11. llt'IllllN XI+11111l1.1l1. XY1ll11Al111, ll.1114 ci.llllL'. Rm fillllllllllbll. I.11111w i.1t-gut, Xitk 'Im' H.1Nt'w. l:1'1i11 lxlt-lmxitx. R1vlm1'1't 1'illl'll.lllll, lmli l:1111'1'w11. ll1.1x1'1. I-:mil limit l,.lllX 5.lXl4'. l11111 l,1mlt's,lLl1'ggg, l4.1l11-111. Thml lffnw: liillll Ri1l11'ltx.lJ.111.1 xl,K'lQll'. lL'l'l'Y lIli1111i11, lillll lim lullix. l.1'1111g1' lI1.1I1. lu-11111All1 5lllll1'll.lllll. RuI11'11 Hf7l1Nlllll. IJ1111 KlL'llllt'1Xl, Hill l..lllgt'. l'1't1' l'lls11'11p. l'l11l l,.1111li111l. Sl1:11't'l'. S1'trPIIfl'1fIlI1'2 R11lJ1'1'1 Raul, l.11k l'L1lt1'1's1111. l 1'1'1l A, .n i 11- Q .11 , af .w -.een ,., ,.y .,' , . M . . 1 1 .9m, - '- '....m1,:..t. ,.. Q. .- -vm -96 -f 4' -DQ 4.35-9 361 Some of the brothers got plastered over vacation, 9 Y The men of Phi Delta Theta spent a great deal of time this year defending last year's Intramural championship. The brothers, however, took time out to participate with the Chi Us in Varsity Varieties. As a result of the hard work, Scottish Legend ol' Love was selected as the opening act in the show. The brothers spent some time working to improve the Grand Prix car which took liirst place in the race last year. A new addition to the house this fall was Daiquiri. a Great Dane puppy. The annual Winter and Spring Formals were termed as success- lul and went down among the many memories of college life. The Miami Triad. a most enjoyable dance. was held with Beta Theta Pi and Sigma Chi. ln the spring, eight chapters of Phi Delta Theta lrom across the Mid4YVest assembled at Purdue to participate in the annual hi-province convention. eae we l g, 4.3 '-F , a t PHI DELTA TH ETA Indiana Theta Chapter Founded December 26, 1348 Miami llniversity in Ohio limk Ruff: H1111 5111111. 111711011 B11111. 1111 S11-115111. lxQ'll L1111111-11, l..ll'I'X 131-1-1111g. 1'1'L'llL'l'1L1x N1.1111x. 1111111 Xngcl. 3111. l,XIlll 111111 X1111'y,g111. 151111 X1AlI'LIll1ll'l1l. NIi111.11-1 xY11l1lt'l1xl', 11111111111 XlI11L'l'. luv 11Nx.IIl. f11l'l111 Y111111g. l1ll1ll.l1lllU1l. Xlx1'1111 1111111 llL'Lll1. lirugc KlL'1l1Cfli1llQ.Q, 'I'l1111I Hmm lllll l,1111.Cl111'k5 Vllllllli. 15111 l.1111111111lw11. l'11lIII l1'1111-1 1xl'l11l 1111111-1Ii1'l11, l'1-11' ll1111111x11 -12111105 Kelly. 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XX'1111.1111 lX1l'1lt'I. 1'1111 Myers, llllllillll lD111p11il1, .Xl Xl't'SIL'l'Q1l.lH1, 11111111111 311111111113 lklllzlb, tlllll .5IlX11l'I. 1'11111i11 51.11111-N. 111111.111l UR-xl. 11111111.11 1111111 11111111-y. R011 l5111'tu11. H.ll'l'X 5L11IlL'1l'l. 1111111 X'111'g11, Pole f1ll111llx, XY1l1i.1111 911111. R111 15111111-, S5616 -uw! '-N ns N an we , 3 'C ' TIC . --xl Qs- limi: limp: Ihu- .XlL'X.llNlL'1'. lun Nl.u1wI1.nlI. l1ri.m lluwn-. john Imule. Sum Hangs. Dick Hulmcs. I.gn'ry Ray, Dzlrrcll McQuiLLy. I.iIlinl1. fQL'llIQt' SWL-ul, Bula Stlllllll, Bill xVillillIll5OIl, -Inck Imu Gould, 'Ibm ulaukmn. Ifrunr Huw: Clmrlcs Hollc, Bob fxllllllrll. Hill fQl'IlL'IIll.lIlII. 'lthml lfffzv: lid licmmm. Brian Nfllflill. Hurry llrmln-11 ,ILIIIICS King. Gcrgllal Buy. 'lwom Dania, Lquulm. .Xl.lIl Ifmtrr. .Xmlrcw Clumlwn. Dun Ygm llylar. Bill .lim Nm-l. Chunk, Ihw l'1'lL'l's, Wznm- licllclnwll. Suomi Rmv: .lim limi: lifmt Rinlnml fIZllllIIIl'1't'l'. 17111141141 Sl4n'm'1'. 171111 lim Ihmlc. .Inlm Lnlmxmlck. xxillilllll lirmk, Hula Hll'kt'. Sllllxllllllll. In-1'.nl1ll,3lu, Ruin-1'lSu-plwm,XX'ill.u1ICLvL1ul111g11111. Klhurlcs ,xl'IllSlI'Ollg'. Xhullu Hcxlclcrmn. lfrmzt lfuzv: Mclvyu Thml lfmrz 'Iuhn Stznlluul. l3llI'l luring, Rinllzml Millar, Vlulm Clnrlrnml, f1l1lll'lt'S c:l'iNNlIlllll, Bill Chunk. Robert Sheets, KICTOIIIC lJixlc1'cli1L. Irmlm Yuge-I. 'I llIlIPYl1X XlcCli11IL'y. Swfmzfl lfmv: l5c:1n. I ' . . my-4 1 1, ' 4 , ya' sm'- f', ,no-X -, ' cs C9 QQ -rv 3 fi 4 The Phi Gains hegan the school year in the swing of things with a twisting party held in their parking lot. lVith the coming of the football season, the Fiji house allorded a convenient plate lor grad' uate brothers to get together hoth before and alter the games. This year their house trophy case sported another trophy, the all-fraternity track chainpion- ship. won for the third t'onsec'utire year. The Christ- mas holidays brought the Phi Gain Christinas dance and in March Caine the pledge danve with the theme. YVhere The Boys Are. The Phi Gains tliiuaxed the end of the year in May with their biggest sorial event, The Fiji Island Party. Their house was lit- erally Changed into an island complete with a sandy heacih and a waterfall. The dance hegan on a Friday afternoon and lasted until Saturday night hringing to a close an unlorgettahle weekend. x is i rgl X tg VA , Food, fun, and favors on the fabulous Fiji Island. ' 4134115 f' PHI GAMMA DELTA Tilllllbilii Iota Chapter Founded Hay l. H48 XYaslrington and llellerson College 363 in 1 M- ,lunar Phi Psi's dorrt desert when it's time for dessert. Intl: Kwai Leon l-latclill. llwighl Nlorgan. .latnes Brother. Xllan Rc-fahek. Sli'XL'Il Slioc-maker. lftanklin .Xlan. Don Born, William Nlillholland, Thomas Johnson. 'I'liml Razr: jerry ukson. Toni lievtr. Howard Klein, 'lioni Carroll. :unes . ,l I urley. Bill Earhart, David I,yon. Ditk Xlonagle. Swrmid Row: lX'ith the end ol suunner at hand, the Phi Psis surged back to begin another eventlul year. Dur- ing the vacation, a eoniplete redeeorating job was done on the second and third floors ol their house, and new equipment installed in the kitchen. The returning brothers also lound that their mascot, Branclywine had not returned to school. but their cook had returned alter a lour year vacation. Later in the fall lhe Phi Psis and their island neighbors backed the Island Fling, the gay escape from the old Purdue grind. This fall event was brightened by the crowning of their candidate. Judy Zimnierman. as Queen ol' the Isles. Other events on their social calendar included the Founders Day meeting in In- dianapolis. the Theta-Phi Psi party for underprivi- leged Children at fllll'lSllll8S time, and the pledge dance. Bad NIan's Hidewayf' held in February. ,jerry lieeker. ,lantes llill. Charlie Fridlin, I-'red Mattox, Greg Baur. Charles Harden, Larry Adams. Front Row: Nick Poulton. Daxid Richards, Denny Scliwarw. Bill Hiatt. Ed RL-inert. Skip Cilkerson. 366 :ls limp: Cllcswr flLlIllPlJCIl, .Xlnn sXN'illllbl'll. llmmlml lfmr: Bruno XX'1ugl1c'l.kIul1l1 l'lnillmll. Hxlrrx HuILtm.m. .Xrllxul Rlmclc-s. Mimllucl lhmu, Phillip Xlnrtin. Bill Griggs, Ilcnrg f:.ll'ISrllI. lulm xY.ll'llt'l', l.lI1IQ'x Sigmuml. Xllwrl li1'm11n'l'. lwfml DllIglIL'l'ly, klflllll Rum. Thin! lfmvt Rulmlnl lifillitill, Mike- Ifwzw: llwmm Xl-N-11 lurrx l.m-m1.ml. lhnill Ixlilmkclp Xlurm lflill, Rullnlcl Snliwlmury, Shaw Skillings. HR-mlcll Cumlt. Y.unNI:-tor, Hn-nl l'kIlm.m, Ivux Winn-1.1ll1.nl4wfll1.Ny mlm:-I xxlIlI1IlxK'l', lulm Xlcfqnrllux, 'Ulm Kmlmlsmlth. Mwmlfl PHI KAPPA PSI Inflizma Dclln iilmptcx lfuumlvfl l'cln'ugn'x' ITF. ISU Iclmicmm Clnllcgn- in Pcnmxlxgumx 36' I dx.. 2 4 , E limi: lfllllf llulmvrl H1'.ullu'. l3L'l'llill'll Iiuwwxki. Robe-rt l,u1'ry 'I-A131011 ,lim Ciourtnd. ,john Uuzdik, Lvc Vernon N.llNllL'I'lX. 4lUllY Xxvllitlltl, lial l:l'lIQllllI.l. Tim l7cXI:u'm. Dave xvillilllll Grrm. Ifrrml Row: Edsel Glasgow, Robert 'lbombs luimlmm, .Xnfmfl lfmv: XYu1'x'n'l1 Ixl'IlL'ilJ. ,Xlnn llllgllllld, lik'llIll'lll CUICIIIZIII, Rm' Hnnscll, Robert Kirt, Kenneth Maxim U uf' PHI KAPPA SIGIVIA 1. Xlplm Xi Cllmplcr lwmlllltl IIIIXQXNIU ul Icnnsxlx 11111 KGS cd Uc'luI1cr IU. IHHU XYltcn the Skulls returned to sclttml in thc lall. they were pleasctl to clisctmrct' that thc ivttioclclitig work on their dining ltltllll, lrtmnt wt,mcl-pattclccl walls to utassirc clianclclicrs. hacl been umtplctccl. This itnprm'cn1cttt gave the lmmtltcis gmmcl reason to swing into their social season with trttc Skull spirit. The annual XVinter Formal l'trlltm't-tl a Play Buy thentc this year. with cleumratitmns and larms featur- ing the lttmttmrimts Plavlmy lruntty. .Xt Cltristntas Ll party cmnplvtc with Santa Cllatts antl his gilts and merry wishes was helcl lur the ttttclCt'pt'ix'ilcgccl chil- clren ul' the lnliitycttc area. lhc Phi Kappa Sigtnzrs twistccl their way tltrmtglt the staring sctncstcr with thc girls ul Xttrtltcast X and Yawtvr Hall. Plans were then L'XCClllL'fl Ihr the spring ltuttst' Llllllkf. The crcttt was a Marcli Gras party. thc .tttittrspltctv ul which was rrcatecl by hottsc clcttnatimts. Iitttlz lfmv: Gary Yatm, I.t-nt'gt- 'l'ill'.tm'. XY.ttrt'n limit-ipli, Ycrucr lleclluntl, flltarlcs Gibbs, Hill l'latt, Cyril Gibstnt. Luc Hrsler. Swroml Rmw: Dale Rtrlmt-ttson. lim Robcrtwtt. 1 Ricltartl Tltomason. lml, Wltitc. Nunn Hart. limb Davis. J i -Q 1 '1' .,..,x it ar -as 91 We really like being sardmes in this kind of can. l,.llIX llt'llst'lIl.I. llutttttt' llattu. lwutl limp: xlk'lllll lilastlvl. luhn Nl.ll,l7N.l, Nlatls llattks. lluw.tt'tl lIl.t1L, 'lVtlllY l3urslQi. -rsszs ' ss 'X MQN si' lf is 369 Phi Tau sports fans are riding the coach this year. PP! ,NO lT Gy' . p. -C J ' g .ji ,- fi PHI KAPPA TAU l,:unbcla llhaptt-r lout tclctl Klart' F lt ll, llllllm llllXLlSllX nl fllllo Xligtnu ' K 'U 51 The Phi Taus started the year off on a sufcess- lul note by taking first place with their Honleroni- ing sign and winning the l'Lots of Pep trophy lor the seeond :straight year. A bridge party with the Phi Mus. :1 Cliristrnas party lor underprivileged vhilclrcn. and the Dream Girl Formal were some ol the highlights ol a busy and Slli'CCSSlilll lztll semester. The days ol' the Old XVest were reliyed again as the Phi Taus held their XVild XVest party to start the second semester. A stageroacli and mounted escorts would be seen Corning across fzunpus as the dates were brought to Hlfort Phi Tau where everyone enjoyed an old-lasliioned 1531113-Qtie. Square dancing. and casino gambling. Penny Carnival. the Grand Prix fwhirh was enjoyed front the rool' of the housej, NIother's Day. and Il second bruise by the Bahama Club clitnaxed an active year lor the Phi Tails. 191111: Rmw: 1icx'111 1iL'Ll1'1lC1'. 11111 Kclly, 15411111 11111I111.11111. .S1'111111IR11z1': 111111 111l11g1'm. 1t'I'l'X k1211l.l. 111111 111'l111'J1111, lk-L1 111111111111 N1.1k1it'X. Lclwn S1111lN1t'I'. 11111 BQQNQ11. 11-1'1'x' 1i1lt'lll1. C.111'1l11n'1', .X111i111 1Y11iNlc1. 1it'l1llt'I11 151311. frffnl lf1lTL'f 1,1-1m Tlr11'11 lfflllf 11L'lll1Y K111111'11c. Rvxk Ru-cl. 1-1v1'11k1foN1c11 D1111 ll.1x1x. f111ll11L'N lii111l1l1-. 11111111141 1'1wc'11. 1.1111 Xlwrs. 11.11111 1711w11. 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Ahlmlcl 'l'ulvg.x. lfal II.u'1'ix, Nlikr cllllllll. .Srmml Huw: Ruin: Riillllllll Rin-gel, Marc Hn'1'x'ntl1. Robc-rl Mioduski, luv Xin-Nw. Ron limwlr. Slqllu-11 Rinkclmam. Roln-rt Iiirimic. Rahul Rucimki. Ilcnry Rcimzm. Klurcy Doyle, kjzuncs Miller. limi: limp: Huwgml X'l'llIl1L'll-L. illlrix IJm'1'r, .Xlbc-rt Krol, Stcvcll Becker, T11cod01'6 gll'0IllIJ1l.Fl'07If Row: Niiclmvl llummx lgnllmll, Axlllllllllf' Yzllzmlzmu. Swmznl lfmv: Rcmznld B0glll'l', Rilcy Clrzmc. john IR-llnillg. Tom Cloffmzm. Jim Xi:-flfivjku, XYv111c'1' k4Mll.lll. 'Ium I.uu1s. Ruburl I-Yumluti. Slrznlcl. -Inc Offcflc. lj- ' aff 2. l. A -K . tw an 'QC DQ- AQB. at 372 The men ul Phi Kippa Theta gut ull' un the tight lout this year scholastically, athletically. and socially. Trade parties included Alpha Xi Delta. Sigma Kappa, and XEX. As the lall semester infwed un, the liouse was t1'ansl'uin1ecl into a place deep in the Cmigo jungle as the annual pledge dance leatuted caves. a waterfall. and pond as clecotalimuis lm' the Jungle -live, A new iniscut lm' the Phi Rays was Gus, hniinally named Sit August Knight of Ludwig III. On the athletic lield, the undefeated Phi Iiaps captured their IlIIC1'lil'ZilCl'lIllf' league lfi-inch sulthall title. An annual Clliristnias party lor needy children ul I'il'n'ettc was held lL lIllI'lIIU Santa and gills. Swinging in second seinestei' a trade patty was held with Sl. NI1ll'yiS ol the IVumls. The annual Sweetlieatt Formal. held at the Palms. and enttx' into Grand Prix muiiipleted a xery SIlLlt'S5lilll xeai, 7' Pmwomen prove themselves practical . . , at times wi n e, ' 1 fi., Y. t 'XQ- . H 3, is PHI KAPPA THETA Indiana feta llliaptei' Ifuuncled Septeniher. ISSN liiuwn I'lllV6l'SllV 375 Buch lull the Phi Sigma Knppas sponsor rt Melon lfest with one ol the sorority pledge elusses. This year the Pi Phi pledges loined thern in supporting this egunpus-wide venture. The rnain ztttrzletion was the Sqrlty Dogs. :uid lree wzrterlnelon was served to everyone. Pierre. the house's new mascot, ll baby skunk. was lorrnztlly introduced at the XVinter House Dzinee. Judy Gztrst was ziwzzrded the trophy as Delta 'l'riton's representzrtire in the nzuionzil Moonlight Girl Contest. Atllleticully, the Phi Sigs placed second on ezunpus lor the total number of IFC participation points. and lll'llClCll1lL'Lllly, they were third. The men ol' Phi Sigma Kappa were very pleased with the new living room lurniture and pzineled TV room which hztd been completed last sunnner. A trade party was held with Roger Hall from Ball State in Order to show oll the remodeled house. tl ll in It ins, n ts lx ine, llougrhl Briggs. NI.utin Clodox. jerry Iierr. Ugtyid l'i.l4lIl'IlIlllL'I'. t wud t so 1 i st lim I t lult lwnzl Rmb: 'l'lromats Steurx. Garry Xrgo. Nelson lllgtrk. Larry 1 1 lx n l om Sexerin. 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' f Q M J S: W Vx , ., 3 ,K ii- ai, Qv- - 1 Q 'A Q 1- ' by rig - ,PF viii .X1'111r11lI!1111': 13l'LlLl' lilmkwvll. l3111'gI111r1ll. l.11111w U'N1'1Il. lZ1'1111' Iwmlf Rum: I.lll B11xl1-11 l'I'.111k ll1111l1c1'. Llm' IJOLISI, H lxuw. l'l111111.1x Him llvlvtli. ow 1 Il4m'.11'1l Iullcs, XX'.1lw11, xl.ll'iOll Dullglgu S1 Illllill. Xli1l1.11:l 9 r g-7-,lg -fm rl 1:1 .. .4 , 4, PHI SIGMA Ilcllgl 'lwl'il0I1 c1llLlIJ!L'lk l'1UllllLlC'd Nl111'1I1 1.3. 1873 l'IliXt'l'Silf' 111 xILlSSilKIllISCllS KAP PA 1175 E- 06150 in limi: Ilnzv: Rullnml Null, 13114111 Rogers, lffllllli Scllalclcr. Row: Marlin Hcgglin, James Skrlclulis, Robert ZRIIO, Szunucl lsrry lllllllltll Dzniml Nlmvrcx. lulm ll1'YClllllIlC1', Donald Gilmorc, Alam Frcenmn, David Follmer, Ray Norris Front klijllllxull, ,I.1Il1L'h 1.04-ull, 1711-I'llRlJiL'Zflllfy klUllI1SOD, -lay Row: D1lX'lCll5l'C'llI111ll. Dave PI1l'liL'l', Clare Kelly. fl1lI'l'ClI. Nlglmn, 'l'lnnn4u liaulinc, Rulncrl Rzlillllv. 'l'lw111z1s lirulm, 'l'yr1'6ll. 'I-l1OIIl1lS Stilvs. Ray Snllivr, ,lay Hamlin. llmm.u lirlxlmkclx C.l1.n1'lc-N .lrnulml Xml 1 ' h -SF .-.' f if N L , 4 Il . -.ui e WG , PI KAPPA ALPHA llclzl l'lu C-llLlPlk'l' lmuml v l IIIYCISIIY ul X ll'!,lll11l 37 0 Gal Nlgurlu l. INUN mrmc' Ruullry. Sl'I'lII1ll H V, V , j 41 Vi . lv 'fry , Y f i '- l X- , l 'I igfsibi . W A - .. fbi, ' f l Q l N 'f.Nz:1' 1 A , . N -. . X ti! ily., 4 f l' . l ' if ' W' l Q i x 2.-:5.Q. - 21 ,6 'LT' ' A ,. 3 i 9 P ' N va' ' ll J. A aff' f-f-, A fmt.-l::':, it and K 2 'ew5.:.1s'l Q A , 1- --, 1 W 5 WE ln lgd f I i A Sunday al'ternoun picnic' with the new ttuecls of lVarren Hall lnttttglrt many laughs and a lew splashes for the PiK,-Xs. Fwlluwiitg the Nliatni tml Ohio football game, an exciting pie-eating' tnatch was held with the Pi Kappa Phis, The pledges were x'it'ttn'iutts and the golden pie plate was hruugltt hack tu Pi Kappa Alpha. The eued Yiuclges were rewarded har their el'lu1'ts with pie-stneared kisses. .Xn entrance ul hurning coals and the bridge ul the River Styx high- lighted the lall house dance, PiK.'X inrites you tu Return to Hell. The winter tnunths were busy with a ski lodge party, a tasinu party. and an under- privileged ehildren's Christmas party. During Dug- pateh Days in the spring, the Phi Nlus were liuund pursuing the Pikes at their Sadie Hawkins trade party. .X queen was crowned at the l'i Kappa ,Xlpha Dream Girl lfnrinal in .Xpril. Iiurk lime: I.eunard Senglin. XX'iIli.nn Yuttng. laines xY.lllL'l', Don XYilling, Cllaytnn Lunie, Stephen Xtiler, ,lint Bet-tnan. Third Ruin: Steven Sidwell, Mark Barg. Gary Nlees. liill Preston, lYilliant Clrmltnan. plete Xoerager, Klint Sthwai. PiKAs and PiPhis have a wild Pi Xrtfntfl limit llatt- I.ittle, pluhn flu 1 tl Hu t Hike Kiln-ralier. Clhurtk lletritk. Utah un Xl ush ill lhun Nlartin. Iwnnl Itmr: lerrx' lboltettr 1 1 in lxutnns I Ruger llair, CL.ul XYt'ir. Daw lYilli1uns loin Dtl u is tr, 5-1-at 'S , -0 GR-ir v ,G .13 - . .' ' ilu W -0 2- N. Ahal The source of male money for Pi Kappa Phi. U7 0 rp? a S. .4 'ZX- PI KAPPA PHI Omega Chapter lfounded Deeeniber lll, lfllll lllllX't'I'5llY of Cl 3725 iarlesn Pi Kappa Phi, following last years excellent example ol' the election ol' Toni Buehe as Senior Class President and Robert Grilfliths as Golddigger King, started this year oll' with the Island Fling. The Fling, having a carnival theme, was one ol' the best ever held. The Omega chapter. here at Purdue, was awarded a master rhapter rating by the nation' al l'l'lllC1'llllV. lhis award is given on the basis ol' scholarship and participation in activities. It was one ol' the three such ratings given to chapters in lhe country. One ol' the social highlights ol' the year was the annual Rose Ball XYinter lfornial. It had a cllll'lSllHl1S thenie and featured the erowning of Susie Price. Kappa Alpha Theta. as the Rose Ball Queen. A major iinproveinent to their house was provided by the addition ol a new dining' rooin set. ifuf: Hmm lllllll IlinI.nx, Bill XI1lIlcll.m. Hrm.mI fill. l'I11lli1: Im-11x Lulxin. Nfffnlfl lfmw' l'.lllI ll11m'luk.SlmIm' Ifmlwllmlixll T xYillN..lilIl IQJIIINUX. Hula H.11lml,lll1.1l'Iu Niall, lu11niQil1'mx'sLx. 'Iulm NIAIIQVVLI, Ivllx lln-xml, 'lwm SlM'.llxl'lL, Iulm Cll1.l1r111.u1 I'l11r1l Hmv: jim xYL'iIIL'WlL'lkl, .XIIKIITN Iiullllxki, 1111111 Rm: I.L'111.u. I-mn! Hun' lmk lwnlrl. Ilan ll1r1xm.ul1. ,Xl.1n lJic'l1ll.nll, lun U1lll.lI'. Bull lilllL'X. Xxlc- lim, lulm l ck:'u'. llux. Xl 54Il.l1llK'Illll.lIl, llwlwll lHI.m1z1fv1c'. I-.mx X'.1l1ml1'kic'il limi: lfwmj Nlltlxlwll 5XS'.lllIl. lhu' I:l.lIIll'. fQHKHl'l'f Gullwlkx. Mffwfl lfffxw: Hill Xvrrluvk. ll-nl ln-nh. l-ungv llvmx. Xllkm lim ll.mmm, 'lmn lkmlmv. link Xdmng, livnm Xlilln-l'.X'1,m fftlllllllx. lvl! Kmilvl. 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XIi111 Nlallny, Xllflll lilnkv, llnvicl H111-l111w11, f1l'Hl'y'L' He-llcr, lflitll linpilfkc, liill illglrk. 'l'l1i1'11 lfmwz Cgnrx' '1'llUlllIDNUl1. XX'illi:1111 .X11clc1'm11, David Arnett. I11111c's RfDQL'l'N, IOIIII 1 AlX'iI1QL'l'. T11111 Iiumski. '1'CI'I'V Di5CllillQL'l'. LRllll.llLl 'lllylolf Lou Shnulz. Rlly'lllf'lI1Cl Gl'OSNllOCkf'l', Tl1u1'111a11 Sllllllltf. Clyde Allimn. Slcphcn liggcr. Mrs. C. Harold II:1g,ml1'c1111, NI111'ti11 Plilllllll, Roger Hopkins, P11111 Duncan, Mike .xllL'll1LlIlg, 1'AlAlllIf Row: Art H:1:111. Iiunnelll Bochlke, .XINIl't'XX' H:1111111cr, Philip XX'41g11cr, Rifhnrd Hess, Ronald Clark, BHLIIIICI Iw11I1c1'g. Bill Bowvn-1'. Ro11:1lcl Ilalrris. Ellwood. Sffonrl Rmw: -ILIIIICS lii11gl1:1111, Grcg Smith, Ilnnx RiC5ClIlJL'l'gL'l'. Rnbcrl Sllllltll Ed lll1uyi11111'd, Frnmis Clark. Milum ClllLiI1L'1'. lie.-11 SLhAlL'l'ClA. Hzlrry Scrouuh. 1 I'UIZf Row: Rulmcrt Iiclxcy. Rilcy L:1111, loc Bzlrr, Howard Cl1IZiIlgt'Y. XYi1lillII1NIillC1'. Dennis Roberts, James McCoy, LIOIIIIII5' Unitznl. 380 The lllCll ol SAIL returned tl1is lall and lound a new kitchen IYIIICII was co11str11ctedorer the SUIIIIIICY. This trend in house i111p1ox'e111e11t contillued when tl1e newly initiated pledge class completely remodel- cd the recreation room. Since a place outside was necessary to I1oId social activities. the whole house pitched in and completed ll large patio. Later in the year the IJ11111 roo111 was 1'l'lll1'l1lSllCCI and paneled, The lirst social event ol the year was the Zllllllllll Irishy match with Kappa Sigtna. The Chi Us were the SARS seconds for the match During loothall sea- son, Phi M11 and SAE worked o11 a pep rally sign which won first place. IICCCHIIDCI' was the month ol the IVinter Formal and the yearly Cllrristriias party for underprivileged children. Later in the year were the pledge dance Illlll trade parties. The year was clintaxed with the Spring Formal. ,3 1 ww Typical service from Rho Iota Tau Sigma, the PITS r I A 'I 37 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Indiana Ilcta Chapter l o1111ded NIlll'L'll fl. 18513 l'11i1'ersity ol' ,Xlahania 381 The Sammies lound plenty ol time to play with their new maseot, Peter Monkey. Pete was the guest ol' honor at the pledge party: he even had a eostume in keeping with the Mardi Gras theme. He was also the ehiel supervisor when the living room was wood- panelled and the guest room completely remodeled. The high point ol the school year, however, lor the men ol' Sigma Alpha Blu came on Nlareh 10, when Sigma lita Chapter played host to the surrounding Sammy ehapters lor a fun-filled weekend eonelaye on the Purdue campus. In the midst ol all the remodeling and house parties. the Sammies had several special guests lrotu around the country, in- cluding' Charles tioren, a noted bridge expert and a hrother Sammy. 'I'ln'oughout the year these guests gax e them the opportunity to meet some interesting people and to display their renowned hospitality. Green, .Nr-tom! Rutei 'liouy liohn. .Klan Cruslttow, Sidney Polk. Rich Levinson. llarrey liellman, Brute Helfert, Irr Lexin. Ifzofti Ifoztt lirett Morse lillry l'earlman, lfrecl ulalfe, l.t-ottartl Sparher. Lewis Simpson. Klart Fine, blames Gardner. -gps-. 'vw ww V '. xavwji ,Q-Aa ev., gb 26 J, flax' so iw' i N-I 1 , m?Ngsy.1 ' 19 'F 3, 3, nw I 'S rl: lfmv: Slilll licrg. 1,2lWl'l'l1lC lu-ss1c'1'. '1.lIllCN 51lL'1l1, 1.:11111' 1611112 R111l.ll'l1 1'1'11. 1111111 1x.111. SLIIIIIIC1 C,111111111.111. IQI1 B11111111k, Lu- C1l1ll1L'll. R1111:11'11 1.lllg1C. 111111 S11-gcl. rfllllll Rmrg R.1I1l1111. 11111141111 5lIlll1l. x11L1l.ll'1 i9111111111.111. 17.11111 Rl'1llt'l', 11111111 xYl'1llI'illl1J, Leslie Rc'111'1. 1,L'll'l' R11s1'11g1k. ILIIIIVN 11C1ll'. Ifmnl Ifmr: f1112Il1L'N 1x1'1g1'1. R11111'l'l H.111:1l11. Ri111:11'11 1'1t'1l1lllAlI1, rrv 15i1111'1'111:11111. 11.l'l'l'N GL-1'11xl1'111. 51.111 1,n'xill. Wunzfl I11111111' I.11'111i11g. 11.Ill'X C-11lI1'1111.111. .x1.Ill l,t'X11l1ll. 41 -vi -sf Ae ' Q. 'I , ,,,,., .3 s SIGMA ALPHA IVIU V, Sigma 1fl21 11111113101 1fo1111c1e11 Xmc11111c1' 211. 1111111 1211111-gcnl 111011111 111 Nvu' Ywllx 383 ' r 'f-A V- ' X , ,lx - V, lm X ,. X v . 1' - si.-sw. ' .. Q U' ' ,on' I f . 5 ' , .F gm . 'O icq gc 1' 40 O as Iimlr lfmr: Niall lflllwll. lnlm l'u1m'1'm, xxrllllillll Yzrlllc. Dick Nl.lll. limlwgml O'Xc'ill. Umm Grillilll. Nliku Smith. llill Howe, lllm1n.u linlxa-1'. lim l.U1JL'lllLlIl. 'I'!1ml Rwzv: Dnnallcl Bnucr, l-'roll 5Lll.ll'L'l'. Ilguucs I.41ll1:m1. Rrmlnrll l.nILm.mn, QIJUIICS Punk, Rulmun lQt'MlL'1', j.um's llawkim, .XllJL'1'l .XlJ1'q1l1nmc, Gene s I: -fm nw. MQ SIGMA CHI Dcllzl llclln Cllmplcl' l'l1IlIllClCll Klum' 28. 18.35 Nllflllll l IIIXCYSIIS' nl Ulm, 2544 w , . ! N' R ln- ,Q . .WNVN X, bk . 3, I 43--'xx 3 xx . 5 ' 316- -' O 35- lillllllll. Swlmnl Nunn Ilermunn Metz. lim Benoit, Dick 3lnNni1'y, jim Pnrriwll, Eric llc-lr. lYilli:uu Mclmloo, Bob Goodwin. slulm Iiau-r. Front Row: Ralph Iiulmert. Russ Clmrrn, -lim Crohby. Loc Pcrcifull. john YVcstl1afer. lllillifxm Nlorriw. Xl'illinm Dulf, john flolms. 'I X '21 '-: 'Z . - '- l :J- ff J QL , M-m. -., . 1. , . 'P :..., , . P. if 'f i f?i?'nQv1iv 'H W flqxll fa 1 . ff- . -A1 iv an - - .life J 4-. 'ff' A.-fs: W H '- - L jj, .: 5f,:,,1.w1 llilllflilfflf gs lg, tar f f A' g f'-'lf R i l- 155 1 sfIg?gef2'T.'i+sf?f:.+44:59-V . fl--Q ' .. -1 ' L.qJ,.-g.f-- -,rw-re - X: - :ffl ' . , -X 9 Y ' xx ,.1f1:x'f'S'- I , 'sts---V.. -3 tizfffviultr U S V ' . ,, .vga-A 7 -F , -1 Sigma C1l1i's Zlllllllill HFLIYIII lf1'11li1 ll5llCl'CLl i11 lllff fall semester witl1 mer ltllll' tl11111s11111l students and faculty IllCllllJE1'S e11-i11yi11g l1f1111e-11111cle ite L'l'C2llll. square Clilllflllg. z111cl egg 1l11'11wi11g. Despite the lJl'0IllCl S good sp1.1rts1111111sl1ip. their t'l111111pi1111sl1il1 track te11111 was defeated. New initiates 111 tl1e huuse lllfllldi' Z1 XN'ei111z11'a11e1' pup, 1111111 Giinlets, three ul tl1e twelve Iron Keys :md eight 111e11 i11 Delta Pi Ht111o1'a1'y. Rehearsgils lor Yzirsity Varieties litlllllil the Sigma Chis e11jc1yi11g their p1'411ti1'e st-ssi1'111s with the Thetas. I11 NOYCI1llJCl' the Sigs 111111 lfiiis 1111111- hined i11 tl1e Eagles Lmlge 1111- Illl i11lc11'111:1l cl1111ee. Turkey Twist, before Tl1a11ksgi1'i11g x'ac11tio11. December imlricled the 11111111111 Blue F1,11'11111l with the sweethezlrt L'l'0M'lllllg :incl 1111 111'pl11111's party with the Kuppas and llllldlfll of tl1e 'l'ippe1':11111e C111111ty Hume. The lNIiz1111i FTI'lllClH liigliliglitecl the spring. Bad: Rmw: ,Iill0Ill1lS Muir, D411 DeNI.11w. I:1111ex XV.lllil'li. R1111 Karin. I:1111eS Hirr. Bert lepmn, Lllllf' lliLll'lIl1lIl. kltiinea Pike. Third 1fllKl'I XVilli.1111 lltl1111111ds1111, lytllll liulinert. Phil DeIIebre111'cl. Bob Smith, Hill Ilgilstend. Rhody Shiel, Leonard G1'il'l'itl1s. 'I'o111 kIe11ki115. Reed D111111ick. XV:1lt TIll'lt,1l'. Sfw 111111 . 5-53' J- shi La I' ea ' Y -:F .N . ' 5 . 4 .- gf' is Q .I If . 1.1 . ,nity f KA N ' H 'f' ,,fF' 1' ' ' ,Q - , V. . . 1 .Qs iq, , Q x, W fl 1' -.-,.,-- f -1 4'-as 3: QF' -4- xv .A .I of-- A touch of sunny Rorne comes to rainy Lafayette. HQ FX fb: SQ!-.5 ' 1 W3 '7 SIGMA NU lleta Zcla Chapter lfoundcd january l. 1861! Virginia Military lnstilutc 386 The Sigma Nus began the year with a hayride with the Alpha Delta Pis. A lew weeks later exten- sive decorations converted the house on the hill into an underground cataconih to set the scene for a Roman Toga Party. Improvements made during the summer and early lall included paneling the second lloor study rooms and installing acoustical ceiling tile in the halls. Dutch. a six months old blonde XVClll1Zll'illl6l'. replaced Beelee. a mascot for thirteen years who had heen killed early in the first semester. The first snow was inet hy a sledding party with Alpha Xi Delta sorority. A warm fire in the fire- place created a pleasant atmosphere for winter activi- ties which included an old fashioned song fest and winter house party. The annual Hlhite Rose Formal and the Blacltloot-'XX'liitelioot Dance were the social events that rounded out the year. ' gr. RN ...' Jxggifxq, QT M.: 931' X' X. ' -gg:--.1,:: . xv, 'gf' is , Avy. V, 'S , 0 X f Ti v QQ' -Q51 TW Q, Qtgggm. '- SY-I if W RX 'N - ' wif 2-11 L, mm- wares v- msn Q R' 5 'ww - 3 'Q pg.. ' 1. 9-Q, ti jpxi 2 Q: GGG W RW? mam we as W N5 X a x Nwm Q- 5 Q- if-s HlIlli1fHTl'I Iirucc lfnlclui. 'IIIOIIILIN B1.nk, llvrry llmlingx. XIdYl1inncy, Inn l'c'Iillu, I'lnll IUIIII. lnhn lH.nk. Ixllflllldk Steve CQll1'LL'LIll. CZll4n'lL-s LTl1LlllJl'If'l'. Third Ifuzr: IQLIYIHUIILI. lillmvlcw. Iffllllf Huw: I,rn'n-n M allnwu D'u'ul llllllglllllilll, Imc Muxmlo, Kirk XVill'llL'1', Hcnrv R.1l1C, Hill Lyfbllll. Dennis SHIVIINVII. Dnk Cnlnw. l.nncx Slnlfmml lhll lun. Overly, Jrnncb 5Ln11C1'. Sl'fxUII1I1fUIl'Z D.uvu fL.n'cc':n1, -Iulln Bafk Row: Larry Kring. .Xl'llllll' Cluxldrvlm. Tlnnnzu fIOOl'DL'1'. Rum: Kvn Xhwlki, Tfun 1:..m1, Inlnl Nlcivr. Vlrwhn Hwlw. Bill Hilc, LCC Yglnlcy. Tllinl Iffmt 4l.IIlll'N fQLll'!IIlC'l', Midxxwl 1.zur1'y I,nwLl1L'1'. 1'J'lllIf lfnm: Ri4l1.nLI Nfnmk, vliun 5Il.lll1k'iQll. hlznncs, FrnnCiQ SC'lll'fIlC'l4. Cllmrlu NL-lwn. Inllll liznmn. Srrnrlfi IR-tc f:l'l'HlNi. XX'.nlu NIL'XCl'LOI'll 1. v wr 1-1... , 1 M' 25 .E X ' Q ,mx c-'illilgE5 X mi f ffm' Q41 M- qw-Q fam ' .Q .Q .Q K . , . , ,., N Ns X R5 N.: fl A -5 hw! J' Nz .-ws. M- ' , u--:Q 38 7 ,,r' 151111: Ifrfzv: Inlin Goitiiinli. 1,:iw1'c'mc Vullxind. GL-rli:n'd Bulcn, Hob Ciuiiianir, Daw Chnnn, Gary cilClllIllf'IIlN, Holm Snmkllcili. Kcnncth Clnmpln-ll. Dzirrcll XVrigl1t, Isnncw I.nriinCr. Tlrirfl Rmw: xlznmw NIllk'iliiJLlllL'1'. kurt Nlcicr. llc1'lwrl Pikc. Ni-wloii In-iislinw. 1.1-rwgu Hnrmn. C.i'1'nliI Sullgm, Daivc XVollin. ilgilvin Pcik. Dirk 'liliw1i1pwii. lgnncs Long. Srrmnl lfozr: Inhn Bfl4Ii'1fOI1'I Kant B1'gmc.ilc'. Ruhr-rt lflint, Tlimnns Iii-csc. Izunw Gciwl, Ricliziril Iilinn. l'ill'tiL'l'ikk Fmwginl. Bill XYcnsr, fllisirlc-S Nlillurklc. john ilunlfr. 'l'11ii'fl Row: Ili-i'lmcrL linos, PCN' Spells. Pziul Bc-iisim. limi UR-iwr. XX'iIli1nn Rows, Riclmrcl Ifaigaii, Siiiilmiii I,C0l11lI'li, .libilll I'l1c'l:nl, 'lioin Stn qw- Swrmzfl 388 Sic-inkcnip, Robert Harrison. Ron Robertson, Dave Pzirman. lien Blmnl, Bob Slicridzin. jerry Amick. Harold .XillllilllSiM'l'gCl', Mike Langley. Ifmiit Row: Larry Horton, Gus Kccgslrzi. I-'rank Fcrrzirzi. klmncs Cic-snr. Roger NVl1c:itley, Chet .xlC'XLlIlCiCl', Ruger Blinks, Larry Davis. lflIIl'I Trail Hollzcn, .Iiwhn XYronn. Donald Rawlings. 71110111115 Mdiiiiwy. Edward MfDf'mzild, lidwurd Halzlcdine. Edward Nliclizic-Is. George Dixon, Byron XVliitc. Front Row: Jamcs Atkinson, XX'illi:im Blnckslic-r, Tmn Siinzrndlc. Charles Begg, Steve Nicnnbcr, Alon Sclirzig. Dcnnis Snort, .lanncs XVrigIiL. im? ,W- -iii This year a new wing was added to the lrouse and the old huttse was eutnpletely remodeled, inside and out. liven all the study rumtts now have iden- tical built-in Ittrniture and eahinets. The winter house dance hallowed a Knights ul' Old theme. with old English decorations and layurs. XX'ith the arriyal of spring, the Sig lips began planning their annual Sweetheart Dance. A novelty trade party was held with Delta Cantina snrurity during the fall with the entertainment diversion being the latest dance. the 'l'wist. Later in the year another sue Cesslul trade party was held with Alpha Xi Delta sorority. This year Sigma Phi Fpsilun entered Varsity Varieties with the Alpha Chis. Spurts. tim, were enjoyed hy the linttse tnetnhers. They were sue- C6SSlilll in winning several liraternity awards and the intramural swinnning trophy for their relay Ietilll. l It's TC-,l,F. time for Sig Eps and friends, . -'f nil ii ,ilu 2111195- i A5, . ',' tie, . A. fr SIGMA PHI EPSILON Indiana Alpha Chapter Founded Nmwenther l. liltll Vnixersity ul Rirlttttmttl 389 Sing Along With Sig Pls or a Mitch Miller pantomime? Last lall the 111e11 of Sigma Pi returned early and rolled up their sleeves for Ll short ti111e. The interior ul' tl1e house was to he brightened with freshly paint- ed 111111115 and new chapter 11141111 fll1'l1iIlll'C. Even Clgiptain. their white Gernian Shepherd niasent, got intu tl1e Zlft hy hringing iltllllt' a glistening trophy I-l'UIll tl1e Pl1i NI11 Iianine Kapers. Trying to retain tl1eir sultlmall t'l1a111pi1111sl1ip and to add to their :1el1ie1'e111e11ts, tl1e Sigma Pis participated ill Intra- l'rater11ity spoils, llllfi entered tl1e Hmiieeoiniiig fes- tivities. Fiithusiastie partieipatioti was again shown i11 Greek XYeel4 and Grand Prix. The Mardi Gras spring pledge dance. tl1e Fabulous Dames Banquet l1onc1ri11g the lJ1'0lIlillC'l1l women on campus, and tl1e Orchid Fm,1r111al held in May ef111tributed even more to an active and e11j11yz1l1le school year. 1 1 1111113 lime: lxnlmert S1-ng. Cllixnles Fl'l'Lltlk. Stephen Nlfifm-lit-.1d. r1l111,Xcke1'111.111. llitlx SI111111, 13011 I.i1elfler. Rrihert D1111xt.111. lx11l1e1't Tlimnns. 1'il0I1f Row: Jack Gollings. Tim fiillxslllllil. lien lickert. Russell Bzitinian, XViI1iam Berff. l 1 x E 1 C..111l1+11 .x1'llgIJigL'l', Semin! lime: lien CI111111i11gl1:1111. 'Ithlll xYlNlliL'U'Nki, Roy Kl1111tg11111e1'1. Reg .X1ltiL'l'xOIl. Jerry Saxton, l.11r1'1' lxg111Nl1e1'ge1'. Rim bunk. lfltl 1311111 lfmw: Dqnid XI.ll1lL'XS', N.llIl1lIliL'l llurby. Dxnial Slwl1lm1'gz'1', Ilgmicl l.4+g.nn, Llclxxpml Iiulcr. David Milli-11 Bill Iiruhnln'i11k. Sftllllll Ifmr: Ruwull lsdlllllllll. Cllmrlcs Smith, Rulmrl Stgmnuu. 1'11lQL'IlL' Dillllmll. I..u'1'v Il.lIIlllL'l', lialwin Rimllxmls. 1's7II7lfIf1lEl'I 1'-tl ,xlHlI't'H'. cQ.llL'll I3.nkc'1', .XlllIlHllN llmwll Ggnrv ll.IlllxiIl, Rugm f:l.llll', CLux.1I1l Hmillx, Nf.IIkllIl 1,l'Xk'l1'. S Q .,. - .el SIGMA PI lim Cllmptc-1' Fuumlcd FE'lJl'lllll'S' 26. IHUT Yilll'L'llllCS L'lliXl'YSily R: 'FFR M 'lx 1if1ulrRfm-: Flul Luna, KQCUIAQL' Dinkcn, Curznhl Bucning, Rcnnetll liunznxl. 1'NI'HIIf Iimu: Dolmld Himkmzm, Ken Davies, Inuix lIl'iIIl.lll. lun Su-vln. Gary 'Iwil7t'l'. SIGMA TAU GAMMA Beta Tllcm Clluaplcr lfuunclccl func 28. ITPQU AIiSSUllI'i Cin-1111111 Co -5- 392 ,M Q In Se-p1e11111e1', 1111? 111611 111' Sigma rlqllll 111111111121 were 111 116 111111111 81 ll 111-w 111111r6ss. 1,110 111 1111 i11- 1'1'e11se i11 111111se lllCll11JCl'S1l1lJ. ll 1ll1'gCI' 111111s6 w11s 11ee11e11. lix16115i1'6 w11r11 111' 1116 111651116111 :11111 111- 1'11111z11116 1161p 1111111 1116 Illt'IIl1lL'liS 111 111e Y.N1.CI..X. 111111 1111111 1116 1111'1111y 11111151111 N111 f1lll'lJf3lllCl'. 11111116 111e p111'1'1111s6 11115511116 ,X11 111 1116 111e111111-rs w11r111'11 1111r11 11111'i11g 1111- i111eri11r 1':11'e-1i1'1111g lJl'411L'L'1 111111, 21111-1' 111e 1111,11'i11g-in pr111'1'ss w11s 1111111111611-11, 11161' 1111111161 their exp61'1111i1111s 111111 116611 111111111-11. 5111116 1-1111111 1111112 gC1'l1,JgG11lC'1WS, i11111111li11g 21 H111111w1-611 PLIYIY. were 116111 wi111 1116 T116111 '1illllS 111111 1111161 IICW 116ig11- bors. During 1116 111,11i1111y s611s1111, 1116 Sig T1111s 5112111-11 111eir C11ris1111r1s spirit by giving' ll IXIYIY 11111 11111161- privileged c11i1111'e11. A 1166 C1C1'Ul'L111Ilg p111'1y 111111 11111111111 C111'is111111s 11111116 n11d611 111 1116 joy 111 111e 51-11- S1111. NlllH6'lWOllS 11111e1' festivities were 11e111, 1'1i11111x1'11 by 1116 XY11i16 R11s1' ITfP1411111.1. The c:a1I of the cards defeats the cry of the books, 1111111 Row: Dan Ro11i11s1111, D.1vi11 klillk. Rr1111'1'1 King. Ron Rum: 156111111 1.01-. 11.110111 N111111111111 Ri111.11'11 12.11111-1111-1'. lxotecki, Pat LZlIlC11AEC, 1-Xr1111111 Bi1s1f111. Jim Greening. Fmut '111111111.1x I,.1w11'1. 1111111 l'11gf:1'. 1111111 '1'11111'1111111'g. 393 x VWO TEP brothers say this jazz is just like downtown . TAU EPSILON PHI Tau Lanthcla Clhztpter loundetl c.HllllIllll.l l 35 3-l Nltv l.'v, l'l'l 'nixers I.ast spring, during Greek lVeek, 'lieppies won a lirst plate in Penny Carnival. XVhen they returned this lall to hegin another outstanding year in the his- tory ol Tau l.anihda. the dining rootn had heen coin- plctely remodeled. Alter a hectic rush week, the hrothers hegan planning the social calendar for the year. The season started with a very successful llohcntian hotnecotning dance. 'lihis was followed hy a gay New Years party and a Monte Carlo affair. The two spring events were the pledge dance and the annual Spring Fortnal. In honor ol' the chapter's thirtieth anniversary. a special banquet was held on Nlotht-r's Day weekend. Itnprovetnent in scholastic standing, participation in numerous trade parties, and the traditional serenades gave the Teppies good reason to be proud ol another successful year. ti fs V ' -ii. ' W... fy ,gf vm---.4 - . 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XY1111.II1I Sll'.lllSN. 11111111111 1.111 1-'1111c1'.X11111.11-1 111.11112 395 lifnlg limri lulnn Kiiulilui, bl.nnu lhlliu, xluhn Skiclinuru. Ruin: Mike Turncr, Slcw Iiulilcr, lX'illi:nn Bode-n, Neal Rulncrt lY:ikc. Kiilmixl 'lum-S, Slclmlicii xVlllL'lllIllL'l'. .Iulin Fix. Vximlcwxillc, I.nwrCmc lYcis, lX'illi:un Snyder. -Izuncs Bueltel. 171ml limp: Dgniil llullmiilli. lidwguml lVill11rd. Robert Ynlci, Frou! Rmv: Toni l-'lmvc-1's. loc Alcnduff, Don Britt. Steve lliik fi.II'l't'll. lJ.nx'iiI Cgirv, Nlikc lYl1itC, Ewing Row. Smmnl Russ, Su-vc llununk, Mike l.:1u-ll, Russell Jensen. Iifnl: lfmv: Ron Sznllmvski. C11-gg Klzismi, 'lolm Linquist, limv: Tenn llvt'1IYt'l'.,lllIl lQL'g'g'L'lllJL'l'gCI', .lim liullu. Doug Linus I-Uno, .Xrliu l'1-nlill. Bruin' lvlllltfi. .Iuhn Ciiiiipbcll. Hague. Rimlixuxl llginwn. Mike' liwing. lfrmil Row: Dave lilzml Ifmu: Miclnicl lizibcr. llniigliis Hxinxcn. Douglas 1.:n'mn. Bob Gillcspic. limb CL1'usvc11m', Riclizircl KIUUSSCIIE. luliiisnil. C24-u1'gc Imlimky, ,Iulin lirmlsi, Yznnc Yorlircs. St'IOI1If janncs Minor. 396 Last year, the Tekes and the Pi Phis presented a showboat, the Robert li. Leakyu, for Penny Car- nival. Following a southern theme, the 'lilili house was Converted into a fort lor the spring house dance to commemorate the Civil XVar Centennial. During the first week in May, the mothers took over the house: the brothers aflclecl to the excitement hy being in the linals ol' llniversity Sing lor the iourteenth t'onset'utire year and hy winning the thircl place trophy. After placing fourth in the cotnpetition lor the fraternity intramural sports trophy last year, the Tekes started this season with an nnclefeatecl softball team. On the social side, the Tekes presented an act in Varsity Varieties with the help ol XX'arren Hall. Also, the Tekes joined Delta Clannna, Kappa Kappa Gamma. and Alpha Tau Omega in the tradi- tional block party. and enjoyed a Clhristnias party with the Delta Ganinias. .....,- , The tradition of Third Street , vi' as - A54 'i. f 25? TAU KAPPA EPSILON Alpha Zeta Clhapter lfonncletl January lil. 1891! Illinois XX'esleyan l'nix'ersity .lf Teke serenades 397 :L.4r,...., 'ia Next lesson, pledges, now to say ' is if i Q 'Good Morning. The past year saw many improvements in the 'liheta Chi house. First. the kitchen was entirely retiled: then a new pin light, fraternity flag, and a set of Greek letters were purchased by the Father's Club for the exterior of the house. Social activities this year included eight organized parties, in addi- tion to two formal dances. The first trade party was with Alpha Xi Delta sorority, and another trade party was planned by the fall pledge class to build a pep rally sign. ,Xt the initial pep rally sign con- test. the brothers gained an additional trophy for their collection. Homecoming weekend found the brothers busily entertaining two hundred alumni and their guests. Molly, Theta Chi's St. Bernard. was up to her usual tricks which consisted of two or three trips per week to the womens residence halls and to the various sororities. limi: lt'o:t': lost-ph Clorne. lohn llllllCg'1ll'. Ron Nestor, Jan Ritliard Moran, jerry Stliaffer. Preston Tliornhrough. Mike llohhs. llrute l,lIllllL'llx, lftgink Solluiztu, Robert Harrison. lianey. Fronl Row: Dave Barnard. Kenneth liiester. James Mwfflfl lt'ozt': Steplu-it lllootl. Raxmonml l'tb4ui. .lohn Pence, Matfink, Stephen Fetters, Klike Rowe. Robert Dumas. 'J 9? Q9 1 435- 'J 0 3 98 'T Gln 495- 193 ll ,... ,,,,- 0 .,.-v X ,Y ,, T- ,W , , , 4.. limi: Row: SICIJIIVII '11llikl'I', XY.1llL'1' I.ix111c'. Llim Xl.llli.1k.,jul111 Hjuzil. R.ell1ll xllIL'llK'I'. lxL'l1m'l!x Nlt1jk'1'lll4Pll. IIL'flll Hunt. klulm Stilwull. lfmmis Sullmgm, I,lll'l'Y xvlltklllbll. Alullll lillllllllhlllll. Inlmll HRQ-illy. lfmnl lin.:-1 l'vu- ljlllxl. ,Xl Smith. RiI'N4lllll'l'. I.11wl'cmc I:iNlli'lk. Nkwfrzfl Iffur: D.n'iLl cQl'llIl.lIl. Lu' lzuk IIJIIIINUII. Rulncrt llllblllllvlll, Ihuw XY1'igl1l, 1,.lI'l'f lfuul, W I INl'I'Wil1iIlSL'l', Bill 1,lcvi11c, -lull!! fQI'L'illL'l. Klvny LLulnlxli11c'. lvm ,lvll Maya. Na Vs , -:Six , , a, , , 111553 Q' 1' , f z'As-AJ' .la THETA CHI ,Xlplm DL-Ita Cilmp ICI lwnlllciml Xprll IH. ls. Xurwicll l'11iu-lsilv VU 399 l'.HllllllL'fl fjlltbljtl' 1.3. 11901 on ' 0 9 5 -H -1-15,5 ,cb , nw ...- X .7731 , Niven, A gi- 95 -'L 5' Q . D f? g In '-,Q f X IV fc .,.,-4-Y AA w,,,....w--'N ,,,.......-an-'- limi: Ifmr: 1,.ll'1'f f,QlllLl'Alfl, Run Cmlu Xvillilllll 'lkhiclnx R1lI76l'l Snllzc-dcl, AIC'l'ClIlf' Bunkingllzlm, tlolm Carlson, Robert Simmons, .XlllllK'WH, .N'l'11PII4I Huw: l'n-lvl' Lymlm, In-11111-Ill Iimuumlxl. Ronald Mo1':n'cc. lLl11v111.u llmklc. Iicullclll UL'akv1'. 1 !llIIf1fIIU'f 111llWLll'Ll THETA TAU l'l1i Cllmplvl' Ulliwmity ui' Klinncsulzl t 'U .P 400 The social year lfltilftif hegzin with it llalloween lmyricle lor the 'I'hetz1 lzius. ,X very slut-esslul lfoitnclf ers Day party and at clinner lmnqtiet was held. The lounge was recleeoratecl with new lurnisliings. in- cluding a stereo record player. Princess Jennie, who holds the HUGO-lil title, 'llrienclliest Dog on CLIIIIIDIISH, is still around being friendly to everyone. Two ol the yeztr's social allairs will be espevially renient- bered: the liorntzil dinner clntice Lind ll lestive Christ- mas party. rlilllllllgllfllll the year, Theta Tails were honored to have litt-ttlty and prolessionztl personnel visitors to the house. The visits took plate during the hi-weekly meetings Called UPl'UliC'SSlttll2ll Prof grains. The linzil social event ol the your was the annuzil Batt Bout Rziee clown the Xlhlmgtsli Rixei' tintl the postrtice party to celebrate the victory. Hey Seniors-you're too late for Mackey s auditions' Burl: lime: Lowell Decltgtrcl. Robert lwlliiiigeix qlohn 511117. lwmzl lffnrz l,tint-N Slams. l'il.llllx lltiss Nl: Um George l.ex'.tncle. lxnnes Collinatn. Swfmnl lime: Nl4tt.tl1t'w Cl.l1'l lil'UlXll. liill l,eztth. XlL'l'lJlhCC'l', Ditk BCTQIHLIII. Sl.llllL'Y lluolev. Roger lloitsinezttl. .whim . N , if , , , . x K D 'W' IW' wing. .5-swf, A P -.Q . y Q' iii env X rv 99 L Q Two busy workers and a supervisor . . . what a bath! THETA XI Theta Chapter Founded April 29. 1864 Rensselaer Polytecllnical Institute 402 Ground work is laid and definite plans are being drawn lor Theta Clhapter's new sixty-man modern house to be built on the present site within three years. Last spring the Theta Xis held two costume parties. The Klondike Klash is the annual event with the theme conforming to the gold rush and dance hall days. The highlight of the evening was the selection ol' the Carter Queen. A repeat perfor- mance ofthe Theta Xi Teahouse Chinese house dance was also held last spring. The house and yard were decorated according to the theme and dinner was served in the Cisha House styled dining room. The building of a new-designed g0-C311 for the spring's Grand Prix kept the designers and mechanics in the house busy. May found everyone making a last minute push for grades. The newest addition to the house this year was Egor, the Monstern, a new German Shepherd puppy. L fl: Ifmv: Cmuugc' Smlwixl. lhmgulxl 'Iwialaly lhuln' 'll'llL'Il. H'ilwn Nlvvlu, Imw Ilfvpp. lflml NIJIIII. lwfml Razr: XX'illi:un lim Nlwurc Roha-rt XYi.ntz'r, B011 Iflivmtt. Nwmml Hnzv: 13.111 f:Ill'Iit'. Ifml lfln-rin . IMn.nI1l f1.lI'IlJlh.llI. Nlikm- I'I1i0lf', Sum imm, C1l1.u'lu Ilmlgv. CL1'vgu1w NI.lnsfic'lcl. .Xl Slurwn. sl'llII'tlx, Dun Hvnry. :lr Razr: Nlimlmzwl Rullxll. I..u'r3 lhxlmllvx. l-mIw.u1l Ihulx, Nliuhcll. lillllllk NIm1l.u1.1, I'mn1 Kwan: Rimllzml lilmpp. -rmnu' Hkix. Iinrl Xgmh. Sfmm I'in-mlm. M-ffmfl Jfmr: XYllli.mn Klum: l'kl.lIILLIiIl Nlmrlr. Bill Dilts. l l.llIk Helfrich, limes Xldlmmxwll, In IMI:-11, Icrrx 1411931-ll1.u11il, I..lH'lI'lICL' Bm' .Xslnr:1it. V Q uri .. 5 403 as w-. idiwl as Spf Burl: Rumi lirncwt Diniw. 'l'l1m1lf11'c likllllflllll, 1110 Blum. XX'11111c I,,:1L:11', Ricllzml klhlllil, Rolmcrr XX'0ocl. rlilllllllllb Hwikcl. lVilli:1111 Silimill. 'lihirrl Row: Bull Nicr, llfilllllll UClI'l'lX'l'g. -Iolin lilizirclt. Robert lX'illiz1111s, Dnvicl Sllort. -IRIIHCS E111111CtI, Clary Rlltl'iilg2llM'1', Russcll licxvznw. -lzimcs Rnsnllkgi. Burl: Rmv: Cllizirlvs Iforcl, ,lumix Ramlm. licnrivtli Kciinclli Cook, Roy Iilhtlilll. Phillip Cox. Robert I'l1i1'rl Rumi: l'i1'C'fl Stciliillgcr, Bimllnin Gilzirni, .Xl 11111 Siliroulcl, Rolncrl fiL'l2lllKll'l'. Daivicl sllllllflll H1ll'lif'I'. Slmcllcy. XVilso11, . Robert MV, f .Srfmnfl Razr: Rod Seto. Russell Hicks, Edwin Hzilm. Richard Peinc. jon Bc-Clltcl, Bob Drobisli. -Izuk Hlilcy. Ifmrzt Row: -Incl Lcisch, Fred B1'i11k111u11, Rinlizird SIJCIICCY, Ed Lui, l'z1ul Mccllmk. YIillUIl1LlS Meeks, john lXl2lLEliQlll'0I1. Hoslctlcr. Svmzzfi' Row: Alainc-s -Iobc. Harold Neptune. Daniel Burks. klflllll Faris. Larry Smith, Frzmklin Bennett, Louis HllllCllAC'lLl1. 1510111 Row: 'Wuyiie Hauer, -Innics Paine. Robert Dziviclmii. Donzilcl Shoop. Roy SllgIlW2l. Riclizircl Nzivzirro. if 404 ,n- as ,,. if A socially active year for Triangle began with the traditional pledge dance given by the spring pledge class. In keeping with their theme of Holi- day in Hades, the pledges decorated the chapter room like ll flaming inferno. The Christmas season found the brothers holding a formal dance and par- ticipating with the Zetas in a Christmas party for the underprivileged children in the area. Alter Christmas vacation. the men in the house were very pleasantly surprised to find the chapter room lull ol' new furniture. The chapter room was also the scene of four banquets throughout the year, and as many as two hundred people were served at one time. In the spring the Purdue chapter joined with other chapters and participated in the annual Northwest- ern baskeball tournament. The dance held after the game in the Merchandise Mart was a great success. .ll t ,fill ff bl-t. A party among garbage cans-decorated, no less! t t , TRIANGLE D I in T -- s as illzifk ff 5' l ,f 1' 7iQi Gf'7 ,f ff . V V V 6 y Q5 1 l f' Purdue Lhapter I?353'll' , 'if l -Y II f ? Founded April 15. 19117 fin I, U V Elf ' My University of Illinois .ll fs.tI'T.l!fp,1tt 1. Q el. ' A M W 111-rf'fJlf 40 5 RESIDENCES K 1, Q 3 ft , Q Climbing three flightsol stairs. . . with piles ol' li1U'0:1U't- 3715 FH hours spent working on pep rally signs . . . bobbing for apples at a Halloween tracle party '... meeting the masses at hours . . . midnight breaks at the grill when hourlies clesvencl . . . sunburned faces as the temperature rises . . . descending those three flights of stairs to a Clutterecl can ..A typical year in the Halls at Purthte. i Dial ' pulicics. PCllCll'Llgllll gulxmzxlcs gmcl lJlk1llllHIt'S1k0-HPCl1l- W :ary urgzllmifnrioll is unnpuscrl nl lllL'l1-5 TCSiClL'lNLL' hull :md the I,il'Cl'Ul1' ul lllc llltllhh 1'CSiClt'lllL' Imllw. PL-nf clrzigon 1'Ul'tbgllilf:'S junim' amd scnifn' lllCIl who nu' cxrcptimlzll sorinl. sclmulnstiu. and zulixitx' lvgulux ul :md ua-u1'clil1:1tiu11 ol uumy ulllcl' nllnirs nn QLIIHIJIIS. 151111: lbw: 'IQ-fry lxiunll, Run Snlmiuww. Run C1,u1u1l+In-ll. l.Ill1lNl'W.I,.IlNll,l'iQ. Luk linux. In-ru NI.nIm1uu.l':ml!lfmv: NIHIIINUYQ f.l1.u'lvx lxlmv. Dun lIt'lI'lll.lIl. R. I.. l'.mgv, K, I. IL'lk.llKl Smith, lim Iwxlrl. l r.mk Rllbllwlll. lllIllIl.IN ll XYilwn, G. Iiungul, .NVIUHII lfwzv: .Xl clllllh. I.uL 5IllilIl, XY.xgLg1'11L'1'. Ihxhl ll1'.l.SllPll Kl.u111lll+m,Xlnmlma-I lIHllIllHllll.IllN lhxid Iilnnplm. Lvuix llullim, Rulwll H. Ruth. ILlm111.u lwlm Rllfnul.l,ll.m1lmwX11g4'I. sf I K W is f, ,A 2 PENDRAGON fm' An executive date IS set by offacers C20-Ulllillllfillg :md illlllthllkdilillg rvsidcllu' hall N Iitill lllllibllg all mcn's lkC'SillClll'C hulls. This Inmur- ,... prcsiclcnts and HILIIILIQCVS. eluted xtuclcm In-giclms. thc resiclclmfc halls as well as in thc AlllIHiIliSll'QlIilill 4 -109 'YH Iwml limi-1 l5arh.tr.n l,.tfvnski, Santlv 'lavlor, lleanie St-ward, Yergin. Xlzxrv XYise. litlith Rith, Georgiana Capin, Ann l Det- .Xnn llentsth. Louise Reiner, ,lean Bader, I-'reva lfinth, lrothe. liaren -lant-ski, Sue Hurst. 'lanis Psalmcotk, Eliiaheth Patritia Knutson, lan He-pple. Kathy lliltlreth. Nlartia lvk'llllIll'l'L'l', 'Ioan llowartl. Pollv XYantlstln1eitler WRH GOVERNING BOARD Xvorlxing under the newly revised constitution, XVRH Governing Board eo-ordinated the activities ol' Dulnne, Shealy, Vawter, XYarren and Hlood halls. One ol' the tnajor till21IlgC'S in the constitution was the provision ol two senators to represent XVRH in Student Senate. liath year XVRH sponsors a scholar- ship dinner to recognize those residents who rece-ived a index or hetter during the two previous setnes- ters. Also, Lillian Uilhreth scholarships are presented to deserving residents. As a service to residents. governing board initiated 11 hook exchange progranl. purchased a new stereo, television, and hairdryer lor each hall. 'lio encourage hall Inelnbers to vote in all-ratnpns elections, XVRII challenged XVRX to a percentage voting contest. The annual XVRII XVRX winter liortnal this year had the thelne l'XVin- lt ICI' XN'l1isper and featured Skitch Henderson's Ur- chestra. Marcia Vergin, WRH ffl X . sis s..,5. Governor A , 4 ,fs ' U i:-+'1'.'w:ff N iv 1:1 fl: lfmwz Rust- Nlgnic Sliringul r4uslxiwi'p, l,xnn 'lnt'll. lwmll lfllllf Xnn lnlinsun. llmngu Hl'lltll'I. Nlgirtlm fQI'L'lDL'l'. Hnclcn ll:n'tliwn, XI.nx NI.ixsnn. lu Xnn Clltqtlmtix. .Xsltliv illmiluttt- lwe-tlx, l.nw lttnur. ltulx l.intl. Rubin Sultvr. .Intlx itlrilstll. 5.illx lxrltllvxall, Bl'l'll1l.l lS.tll. lli.inn.t hrixvi. hinlflw, llhlllt' l'ullt'l. l'll'.IlIlH llhllc, Snsnn l'llNlHll. lx ttln f.li'llll'lll. 5llllIlKll.l lhtltllw, Inns 5lt'lIll'l'. Xlullx Xlnulluw VVRX GCVERNING BOARD ludy Lind, WRX Governor incl li ill gmtinintnt xx is unc ul thc nmiut' pmict ts ul XVRX this yczn. XVRX also has il new tnnstitutinn tllt lixcctttiw :incl tlic lQnw1'i1ii1g llngmls. 'Ilia' ln-sli cntgitimt ul ll msc tu vault new iiicnilacii ul X. Din' ullsct pt'ot'c'ss wits used lm' thc lirst tinic in thc' Cn clmsc-n :ts assistant rlezins lm' ni clzty. x Starting at lcaclctsliip pmgrxiiii Io ctitutlrgtgc Illt'lIllJt'l'S ul Hull X to tnlw pint in tgnnpns nttivitivs tint- ul tlic nmim' clmngcs was thc l't'-Ufglllllllllltlll nl' men nricntzitiun pmgrzttil, begun lust yt-1111 was tun- tinnccl-xt nut' liCilIlll't' ul Ilia pmgmiii was tlic pres- ing tlic Clliristntgts scgtsmi, all 622 girls ull X were sctwecl lmreziltlnst in lit-cl lay thc nnit t:ll'ivct's. The lfclitiun. NYRX-XYRH licwspgipt-tx Tim im-nilwrs nl' Ilzill X. Iuclv l,incl :incl Lunisc Stallmnni. tvcir -cs ll! QP lx is just one more quick game . . DUHIVIE HALL nh. ful: Ifflrv: Nlllltf Il:ll'llll.lll, S!l.ll'rlll Xlligllt. .xllll lllllffil XI.ll'g.ll'et xltfilllltk xl.llll'I S.lllllskl, hlillw' Xl'ise. Sllszlll llllllllllls. l'Lll ll.llil'lDWt'l. lxllllll llildreth. xl.ll'N Ridley. ,. hlllllll l,lllxi'S. lielll lltzldell, Nlllllf .xllllL'liSl7Il, 'Illini Run lil illil llllwlllll lllltt Xllwlll llilll llllllllllll llltn I'lm ll ' ' - h . . . , . 1 SLIHLIII l',lllIll1'. Ulzl lll'ullkm't-l', AlL'l1lllll' fllllIllCI', fillflll lxlillgelllllelely .Xllll fiUt'l'S, I-'llllmlie Sill. Nllllkl Powell. jill su Tis: :I wr 1 z 'I if Zl.lln5I s E c ci z . l Dnhme Hull opened the year witll 21 Freshman nrielltiltitlll plxlgrzllll which included 21 dallee Hlllll Uzlllle Courts. During the lglll, pep rally signs were lllllllC with both NOTIllL'llSI H-fl Lllltl Nortllezlst H-l lui' the hllllllll :lnd hllflllgllll Stzlte games. A lNIzlverit'k pilrty, ullllplete with 27 dillerellt g'zlllllllillg tables XVLIS Ileld witll H-2. .X plile wzls zlwrlrdetl to the couple winning the IIIUSI lllolley. Open houses were held 2ll'It'l' hutll the 13llCliS Daly and l'l0lIlCL'Ollllllg football games. Vlillt? lllt'II1lJt'1'S ul' Ijlllllllt' also enjclyed U'2lClC dinners with Clzlry C, Clzlry ,Ax,1ll1Cl Flll'lllllUllSt'. Duhme XVUIHCII t'lllC1'llllllC'Cl their l'1lvtll'ite lJl'Olit'SS0l'S at the lllllllllll lklelllly dinner. In the spring llll Easter Egg hunt was held fm' needy ellildl'en. For University Sing ljlllllllfx joined witll XVLUYICI' tn sing The Lusty Nltjlllll ol' May lil'HlIl ci1lIllClUl. hlllllgli, SVVIJPIII Illini: lilly finrr. Palm llillll, Sully Lang. Bonnie lllwd. Sllilfllll li.lltel'. Malrgzlret xv1llHlDlCl', I.ynlle Bllroll. slllzlll llllll'1ll'Ll, AILIIIL' Steele. 1'iI'U7lf lime: hlLll',iO1'lL' Daniels. Hel' Nlttlllll, llyllllll lilllll5llL'l', Nlllltl' ulaltksoll. Calrolee l,1lgCIl1llll', Slllltll' Mays. cillftll Silvertllorll, l.llltl1l Gray. Marilyn llllllllll, Nlalriorie Xlhtkills, s11l'1lllCIll Sthzllliol. 130111111 Pllllltw. lil fl Q Nl- . Q M V2 ' l s A .L. I. - A lk . 9 , - Q . .. url... lu t iq 1 ' 4 up Q :A fs 4 w ' , Q ' . 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Yi1'gi11i:1 Chililiix-v, Rcbcun Xlugg. li.11'h.11'11 Sinilh. X'i1'gini.1 Rcppcrl, Susain l-'mhri11k. llllllllll' Riih. l'.11 Hreit. fiI'L'llllt'll Rohn. ,junkie XX'1'ight. Toni X'llIlP1lllt'll. l'.11 xlL'L'llflll. S:1111l1'11 .Xn1lcrs. '1'l1i111 Row: liiirli-111' XY0:1tl1c1l111ll. filll'0l SllLlilil'I'. llzirnll- R1m11cl111g111. l'11t lNICyc'1'. Nanu' licrcli, llciinic- Nvlif. login l'cz11'so11. login Scluiser, lSctteI'l1illipx, S110 lVcish:11l1. Rilri XYilli:11ns, fl1lll1CI'lIlC Miller, Dizinc lihurle. S:1rz1h Hunk. Karen Y1111Smyoc. Hlanclai Bark Rmv: P.1l Mnoiiry. Ritai Millgihc. l..1nc Given, PIII Killllivlll. li:1y .Xndrew. Cinnv YVOelfel, .lcnnicf Perry, Barb I..Hll'llNlil, Nancy Mills, Nlyrxi l'l11m'cr, ll:1h l-':11Ti11gt011, Mary Scliullc. lixui lilzcl. Tliiirl Huw: 81111111 llmlil. B1-Ih Hunter. ,lean Rollin. llizinc Shurn. ixl.ll'X' Dmiglais. B1-th Slim-111z1kc'1'. Alycc SIL-paiiink. li111'1'n lilillL'Qt'I'. 'll-clcli B111-r. .Xllll Kziriivs. hliIlI1t'L'I1 lic-ys, .kllllil limilli. lk-w1'ly lit'llIlL'lI. qluclv Nliliinu. Swrmiil Rnhi-1'ts. I':11 Lcvesqiic. Sri-nrzd 160111: Anne Gugino. Ray Y1'li11cr, Nan Blair. Allll Ferrzirzi. Sandy Phelps, Shirley Rl'lllUXK'lSl. F1:11'ha11'11 Dennis. Mary Gerard. .Indy livililcdy. 1'iV'lP!IfR4lIl'I liairlmrzi Ball. NIZITIQ' Ixlllllellllllik. Nvtlic ,X111lrc'ws, Vicki C111'1'iw11. liziren fil'U!IlWCll. Pzit Mclfzirrcll, Sxinily FI'2llltOlll'. Nanny Stanly. SllCI'l'l' Pruitt. Dawn Stevens, Nlzirilyn McCIlcu1'y, Sliziron Grosscr. limp: Rosellyn Phillips. Kathlecn Glenn. Barbara Ashton, Mary ,l0llIlSOll. Clincly l'ic'1'16. Virginia Bell, Ann johns, Sally Nlirc-les. Virgina :xIlSll'lll'ld. Frnnf Row: Sue Motclizin. -Ioan l'1mlc1l11vci3l1c, Connie Lc-nvcll, joys .-X1111 Gugliclmetli, Anne lirowii, Nlz11'll1:1 llupwumuml, Cindy Vcrinillion, llcremic 'l'1'o111ly. Phyllis lVx1g116'r, -Iumlith Siiyder. Shnroii Griffis. linnnic Blank. lltblllllly' Zvtln-r. Xe, '31 .. W ,Q H A , ,M iq 4. -1 fu., ,,l-x 1 xi S It! 'Q-liik X KS L ii 'LJ ' :,: . 'Ml' 414 PURDUE PLAYSHOP f-lJ'93.!'-l'..,. miiihnmm n'm'B't:s.g Mww ' , , Cmllibagts The women ol' Sliealy startccl the year with a gjet-acquaintetl party to wclumie the intuming lrcsh- men in the hall. Later in the Iall. an open house reteptitm liutmring She-aly Dads was held alter the Dads Day lmrtlmall glllllf. XN'itlt the appruatli ul the Ilhristinas season, spirit was high aniung the girls, and a liyely contest was tarriecl on ainmig the unr- riclors to see whirh ttmulcl cleunate with the must originality. The annual hall Christmas party, with entertainment prnyidecl hy the girls tlieinselws. also helped put the girls in a lmlitlay intmtl, .X Valentine party was held tluring which skits were glYL'll and Pggferg Dgrtray Campug events af Shealyr awards were presented lm' the lunniest skits. 'lihe women ul' Shealy also enjoyed many tracle funftitms during the scliuul year. These intlutlecl the tnalsing ul pep rally signs with the men of Northeast H-Il, the Phi Kappa Theta's. and the Phi Psi's. lifllk lfmvi xvlllllil lean Klulv. xlLll'lll.l Seats, lbiant' Sllulytg lt1Xitm-Slum: llaiul Swan. xl.IliN xY.lgtnlll'I'.l42r17If1:11213 liileen l51'etl1:ttlel'. l':tll'itia l.n111.1sm'N. l.intl.t ililllllllllvlll. lt'l'es.i Hldllglllli. llnris Stlllllll, llctty lxylc. ffgmml Seclgwitli Ellen Elllllly. Angela Lux. l'.tl1'itia llntlus, l,.lllll'l.l .Xnn lglll'll.Il'.l KltXlinn. Clarulxil lfunl. l.anl'i1' Hlllll1'Ii. Santlra Nlillcr. .Xnn 'lirmluz .Nwftmfl Iffmw Nl.n'i.inn llaley. XYaml.i sllt'IbllK'Ill. Costtnniris, lltmnit- l3.n'm-s. Xnnvttc Ralilnlext-.t. juan l.nltn'. ', .I K , Q , ,jr is mf- ' fb 3 ' 1' N Q, ' f ' p, 13:-.',s.. f tt ,,9,.,. ta, lair? J-.tit ff r rr ' .t N 11 1 . r .hx J' .. X '. jx. I H 415 lVlove that loot pleeeeeasl VAWTER HALL ml: Row: lsatltrxu llolgamutli, Marian Kaiser. llllsxlllll' Stluop. Susan lfeiusteiu. Virginia .Xnu XYintt'r, Linda Shaultliu. Cliudy Sthloss, lit-Iva .Xtlkins. Mary Lauer, Mary l-ereute. Darlene lfust. Thin! Row: Marv liestner, Rae Ann Capiuan. l..uua Routh. Nlarx' l'.l'lMlllQll, Sarah lgrbaugh. Sue Shoop. Klart Xlult thx. luditlt Miers. Nlary Ilorau. Dorotln' Cluasloll, lautla xxllll. Xwfnntl lfmr: Nl ary .lo llargrave. Yawter llall began the year with a new head res- ident, Nlrs. Mildred Pttrrilull. During the fall the girls joined with Northeast Cary to eonstruet a prize winning homeeoming sign which was entitled l'eare .Xround the NVorld. Later the hall was priv- ileged to have Doctor john Dorsey, a noted psy- chiatrist, lor their Old Master. During the Christ- mas season, a decorating party and earoling at R. B. Stewart's and President Hox'de's homes put everyone in a holiday mood. The spring semester began with a scholarship dinner honoring all residents who had a 5.5 index or better for the fall semester. The women ol Vawter partieipated enthusiastically in YVRH sports in hopes of winning the XVRH sports trophy lor the third consecutive year. lXIother's Day weekend was celebrated at Vawter by honoring the mothers with a Serenade and a special breakfast. Sugar flolorth, Mary Nichols. Barbara Carlson. Yoko liuinagai, Nlarilrn Ring, Nancy Newnam. Nanty lVebt'r, Ann llrowu. l'iI'UIIf lime: Susan Novak. Rona Garriott. Diane Lowe, Verlyn flharlson, Sue Rudolph, -lean Pollock. Ruth .Xun llllll, Rosemarie l'arker. loan Hlanrhard. Ruth Crane, llarhara llulll. winl- 416 'Ti -1 , .E .ng 1-4' .1 if, 1 B1 51 11 RVN im wir n 1 y .v 111111: R11z1': llllllltlll SILTIIU. 5.1111 1.1N11c Slllllll. 41.lI1K' l'11tt1'1x1111, 1ll11X 171 1111. 811111111 H1111': 8111111111 1x.1x lliigli. 1311111111- NIQ111 lY11k11.1111. l'l11l1l17L'l11 lQL'I11ll1L'1'L'II 11111101 .xllll Cline, Cl1111g1'11111'1'1. l'1t'1L'll 11.111s1111. 14.111-11 R1-1'11, 12.11111 11Q'11IIllI1l. ,1lTNL'lJll11lL' l.11111'. I.1I1k1Ll Uglv. 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R111-1 l,i111111 1111kx1111. fII1.11111111' 1'L'1l'l'N, N.1111x 51111I1.1111. -1i'.ll1 Marty li1'11111111'yn'1', '1IlLli1L' H1111111, Susan Calkins. 5111111111 1.01: 1x111.11'1k. 811111111 lflfflf .xllll l1111x111g1'1', lS.11'11.11.1 XIYUIN. 1411111 .X13l1111. lI1.11111i11 Blllli. 111111111 B1,111ck. 5111111111 l11'1c1'lv. N1-1.1 cl111NQll-11111, 11111111111 X1.l1'1t1I. l1.11'11:11'.1 Y111111g. Cl.11'111111 11111. 1'utL'1x1111. 5111111111 Cl1111111Q, 1101111116 C1-11l.111111. 5.1111 31.1111101113 1i.11c11 SIIl1l1l. 111-w1'1x U11111'g1'. gllNll11 Xlznks, 11.11161 S110 C:11'ls1111. Tl11'1'1! 1111112 L11111:1 N1Q'CllI11. 5111111111 C111'11111111. l1l1'I'1N 11111111 lfllllf 511.11'1111 5ll'11IlC1'. N1111g.111'1 131-11111. 1111111111 15111111111 11111113013 1111111 A11t1l1lL'1N. liIl1'L'Il llnycm. 1511111111111 B1111, 5.11111-13 11111111 11111111. .Xl1t'1'Il 11.11'1'1x, l'.llX.lIlIl lx111g1'1'x', 12.11111 1Y11111x XL'w111:111. 11111140 Xl. S111il11. Slllll Kl11vC'l'. ,X1111 .XliQl1'l1. Du' lJ1'11fN111. l'1'ggT Rmw, S111111x' Slllllblx, Stuxic 811111-1-.11'11111. 17111111 R1111. Nlcrlc Y111111g, 1i11I1111'1-11 611111: l'.1111.1 X1.11111111t1:, 111111 XX'111l1'. P11111 1.1-11111. l51.1111' 11.11'1'1x1111. 5' 77' V V V ,P 1 1.59 1 1 11 -117 .LUKE , . Q . 1- fs' 11 S O s U V . if 0 X . Ag 3:3 if ff 111111: limp: tlllllk' XI1111111. 11.l1'1J.ll'.l rl1111.11111111g11111'1c11 1,-11 B1-11. 1Ia1411, 5111111511 N1Lc1il111. .N rm11I Rmr: 5:1111 C1L'P111ll'l. 11111111111 11lll1ll.l 1'111111k11111k1 8111.111 N111lIt'. c1.ll'H1Nll 1'kl'Ll1I. A14111i11' XI1111, 11111111 Sue A11H'1'L1lllllH. 1111110 .X1111c'1's1111. ,1CIlI1I1L' RI:11'li11. 111111-. 12.11111 311111-11 N111'111.1 51.111111-1'. 1J111111.1 Himw. -l1111i11' 15:11'I1.11'41 5111i111. 111.11111 S11i1'161. 1,211 1i11111s1,m11. -111110 '11Cl11l0llC'l1. 8111111-11111, Sllk' 5lJl'1l11i1l'. 5111.111 111111111111-. Tlfml Rmr: 1ilI1'l'll lfmnl lfmv: 111.11111 HllQ11L'i. 1512l11' 1'l'l7L10Ik. llllllt' 11L'1l1'1llQll1l1. 81111111 Xllll 5111111111-. 11r1rb:11'11 11.1111:111'.11. 5llL' 11.11'1'1111'. 131111111 N1.l1'X' 11l'l1xl'1'. XIZITY .xllll S11i'11U11. 1.i11c1:1 Novak. '1'0f1c11' 1'-l'1l'f1llll'XL'1'. 1.NIlll Ri111411'11sr111,Di:111.1 1h111c11'111.111. 13111Y.111L11. H111111. x1.llAgllI'L'I Hg11'111w1. 111111' 15lll'C11. I'z11ri1i:1 P1i11Cr, 151111 11Y.lI1l1Nl1l11L'141L'l'. 1,11.1 S11-ight. Y11'gi11i:1 1i111g1'111'1-. BILITX .I11c1l111'11111' 1,1k1I. lifnk 1611112 li:11' Iiurlin. 5119.111 c1ll1l1L'l1. 1X1.l1'I1l.l Yue-11111111. 13t'1.l1l.lI11Y. 111111111 1Yi11i.1111i, .Xl'1L'1lC 1'i11111:111. Slll' 1,1l1l'1lQll1i. 1l.lL1lL'1 S1lL'lt'l'Il. 8111111111111 11.111i. 11lL'l'l'N2l 151-1111'11k. slll' Nmrnlfl Hnzv: -111111 511110. B111'1x11':1 X11-11gc1. S21I1l1l'Ll S111-111011 f11l1A11l1DIlL'X. 6311111 151111111111-11, x1Ql111L'llL' 1f1111111'111, 5111.111 111111. 111111 1'11111I1'1'. Slll1l1l'1l 11'11111-rt. 1101111110 1i1':11111c1', 1.1111111111 l114111i1.1 11111, 111411111 x1'.l11iL'1'. 1'.lllII11l 1'11111111'. 1J1ll.l11 121118. 11v11hIll1. N1lll'Y 11r1g111f+11. ,X1i11- 1,1111c11. Ifmnl Hnzvz I.i11c1.1 'l'l1111l Rffzrz 1111lllL' 1il'llII1L'11, ,lQll1L' 311111. N11lI'N' Lung. P111'11i1 1'wll1. 111111 R:111k. .1111 1111111Ix111'1'1'. NIw111i1:1 XY1'1111Q1', B:11'1m1':1 11t'lllli'V, 1.11111.1 111111. 121111111111 1'-l'1L'l1lIlL'XL'l'. I'.11 1111k111:111. H1'i111'111'1'i111. 621111+11111 f1HtllJL'l', 1.11111 13:I'lll1iIlCl'. 1'cgg1' Sllllllll, I1-1111 1X'iw11.111111. 1.l14llll'1Xllk' '11lHlllIiN1ll1. tlkhlll 1111'ig. 1i.11111' 11011 1,lDlll11Il. 111111 11-111-11. 11111111111 S1l1'lllJL'l'I. . iigyqgil . , 5 S 1 S3351 -11 n 5 1 4. sl TY 4118 Being clmscti as unc ul thc lutir lihthsts nl X was unc nl the lniggt-st thrills ol tht- year fur thc women ul XX'1trrct1 Hatll. lhcir 1lt'I. put on with lltu Kappa l'lIDSll0ll. umsistccl ul their nwtt xcrsiuh ul Tho .Xlxitiiof The girls tml xYlll'1'k'll thing with tha rCstufXX'RH 311CllVRX.tll1UX'L'Cl tht-mtisit ul Slxitch Hcttclmstni xthcl his orcltcsftxt att their gttmtigtl ttihtct formal wltich this ycztr had thc tltcmc XYihtct XVltispcrs. Xvllllfll Httll ,incl Ciltth 3 gut t C httst mas party tmiiplctc with Olcl S.titit Niels Im' tht' unclcrprixilcgccl thilclrcn ul tht' l.tI.tx't-ttc tri-'t 'lihc ulclcfr lugs :incl girls ciiitwccl thc gstttcs. ltut. gttttl Knit two' pearl one . V Q , E H relrcslmtctits gtlmust its mtult its thu Cllllfllllll. In thc spring, zt very sttucsslttl umtlpiiitttitni stttrcttgcr-ticgtss ttrc hunt was hclcl with tht- mt-ti ul .Xtptrin with thc wilmcr til thc LitllllPL'llllQ gruttps til lttttttt-rs hcitig rcw4tt'tlccl with .1 clclitiwtts climtcr. litttk Rmr: lihctt Xslxt-rstni. Html Clattttlsn. li.lllllt't'Il Stltttttt-Img:-1. 3.II.l In Xvulmtt. tllhtsthtt- lsttstm. Nsmx Qlllllllsltlll. ciL'llliQl.l l'L'Il'lll. lx.ttt'ti ltIllk'Nlxl. llutt-l'lX 'lL'llls.llllIJ. ll.tlt, X.th .Xlt'X.tlItlt'1'. CI.tr4tl Ptttlttmski, 5llN.lIl .XllIlNllillllg. l'ztt liuwmgtii. Xlztrgqtrt-t llcit. Shcliat ltilstm. -lllllis I,. litlnmtk. lmmf lfftxr: Shviix 5llHllll.lllL'l'. l'l.llllC lwkvw I3-tttitiu .Knits Ytbllllg. .Swffuul lfmr: Sll.ll'tlll Nt.trk. Ruth Spit-tc. i.t.th.tut. XI.tttt- Smith Nlrs. llt-lcti Klsrks, l'.ttti Inu ulfnics. lixtthit' Sitter. It-rilthn Rttllllhlll. Dunst.: lfgtrp. Allhlllllt' ls.llt'll Mit-11t.th. Xttlith IXKIIIIV. 'M ' f if 1 t fs , ', gr V VF? - 'E' . ' -.- -r . gg -'W . EQ-'F ti , ,. it X sig , V Q 1? ' is ' ...- 5. f f -llfl The women nl XX'uucl Hall hegan the seliticil year with an orientation dance with H-2. This was ful- ltiwecl hy many other trade l'nnt'titms during the year iiitliicliiigg a pit-nic' with the Kappa Delta Rhos which was held on the lawn ul the KDR house, a dry heach piirly' with the west wings ul: H-2, and L'UllSl1'llli' tiun ol pep rally signs with the Alpha Sigma Phis and the Theta Clhis. Other memtmrahle events were the i'et'eptirms held alter the Htmiecmning and Dad's Day ltmthall games. and also mer NIother's Day weekend. 'l'he Christmas season was ushered in with at eartwlitig party. In order to share the Christmas spirit, the women tal' XX'oocl Hall sptmsured a party Im' the t1nclerprix'ileged children of the community. l'he memhers tml XX'oocl, in spite of these many activi- ties. didn't neglect their studies as they won the XYRH Sthularsliip 'lampliy lor the lall semester. lltnlm. .Xiin Nl. Nltlienlit-. lfmril lfmw: lilaine lnlnitth. llarhata Hamm, ,laiiet Ynlitw. Mary Klarantla. Sm' Shell. Diane Xltflllff. Klart XltC.l'im. 1: a xv? I S ws- . fix' 7' 5 -v S 5 t QS i in 1361! Y' F? 'Q L 1 -Q 1 1. 1,3 2- 2' XJ' 3 ' Q K- 1 :N ' Xi :gs Ti ,S ,ic-gf P x ...ny E Q :L qv K K ,T Q. ,R Y 'f - 5' I Xl W W ' Q ' - f 1 2 X 5:5 Q - . I ' I ,w,,Q :xv 5 ig g lf , 1 ix , x f ,. .. ' T V V5 - ' ' -.1 1- .x '- el td- -1 , t . b 1 W I W 7 ' NW Huff: llum: Sllk'llLl lxL'l1cllc'l', lthllllll' Llliul, Nllmlll llqlllslrullm. 5ll.ll1IlI Xllllt' llvmvll. Nl.lIX N1'N.ll1l. llll lil.IlIlL'l'Ll, llulu linrlm H.ll'l', AXIII1 xllllllllllg. ,lucly 5lillIllIl. 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Ili.ll1.l llillvl. l,L'fllPlllNt'X,l'I1lIlf lfmllg Xl,lllll.l 5lIllNlL'l'. lL'Wl'll11llL'lll.lly'L'lk clllllll Slllllll l.lllc lfllcll llllll.ll.l1't. 'ffmll lflfllf Y.ll CL1'.lll.llll. l.NIlIl Nlllllllll. Cullllll lllllllllwll, l'.llll.l Xl.llll1. Xl'lll.l f..lllt'1'. Lllhlll lllllll-, lil-vll'lx .Xllllm blllllt' llllll'lll.lll. llL'lllllL'l' l,l'.lllll'x. lllllllll Nllllllglllllllx. S,llllll.l Illlvll. l,illll.l llx'Il'r. .Xlilv lilcullllll' ll'rllll'. llclcrlx fl-lllix. kl.lIlL' llrmillx. llllll Clllllfkll. Xlllllll, klllllf Sllillll, l.illll.l Sl-Ifll. .Nlwllllll lfllzlw Rlmllillll Nlllllwl. IVIE 'lung X ,,Ax,,, 4215 1 ,x 11 4 . -ex-.11 - 1 s :1 MM . 14 , X 1' 'XR 1 1 I' Q K t i v iff F ewihi 1.2, Av- I ,L,3g,9-- Service with a smile? NORTHWEST X Pfn! Kim NIi11111 Xllll fI1111w111't11 crrx' YO11V1'1l1 l'l' 11111111 1 . 1. . . , .1 A . ,, . 111.111, 81111111 1'.1gc-. 1211111111 1Y1111e1'x, Nanny CI1111111111111, Nanny 1111, I.111c111 1.111111 1, 5111111111 K,.11111-11111. 1.ll1L1l! Hlgglnw. 111111 Ihtxl 1 1'1At1-111111. Cl11.11'lwttc Huwt-11. 1111111 Rcnink. Tlmfl Rum: -111111 1Sr11111u, X1111'i11'11 Ibllllil, N:1111v Ac1:1111s. Nanny R1111, P11111 1.111k1'x'. .XIIIY Xtiilfer. N.1nu' 1J1'1'1i11, L1'11111'1- 11I'i1I1iOY1L1l. 1111 1 i-V .W ei if fJI'1Cl1IliI1Ol1 for the F1'CS1lIIlCI1 was 21150 an orien- t11tion period 101' Nurtliwest X's new head resident, Mrs. N1C1'1llC1C1t'Il. Making YU wit11 H-1 and NEX was the highlight 111' the 11111 semester. Their Ilft was en- titled Stone Age Plll'C1l1C'H and dealt with 21 Stone .Xge X'CliS1Ul1 ol' 11111113115 t1':1ditiu11s. The XVOIHCII 01' NXVX enjoyed Illiilly trade parties inflttding a mixer with H-1, ll N1LlYC1'11'1i-171116 party with H-2 during which the girls tried their luck 111 various galnbling tables, and Il hezltnik party wit11 21 wing of Cary. NXVX pz1rtic'ipz1ted i11 t11e Old N1astc'r's Pl'0gl'Lll11 by 1111x'i11g N111 C1111 fxlenke for an 1111101111111 discussion :md 111111'11. A 11111115 Day open 111111512 during which the 11llC1'S were C11IC1'1Il1llC'C1 with skits and 1'C1'l'CS11- ments, and the XYRH-XVRX U1V1l11Cl' XVhispers for- 111111 whivh inrlttded a 1101111111 dinner 111111 dllllfillg 111 Skitrh 1n16l1116l'SUl1'S Ol'L'1lCSll'2l, were other high- lights 111' Nm't11west X's year. N1:11'g111'1-t .XllC1L'l'NHl1. F111 Sztrlvw. Sf-1111111 Ifmrz Alice Lugger. 141111- R1111, 1.VIlll Meek, 1S01111ic- Scan. Nllll '1'1111111:1s, 110111111 Stci11i11ger. Xlimry 511101, 1111112 Iiildslv, B:11'11:11':1 Hudgin. 1 1'm1l lfuzvz 6111111 10511. Dizinat Conn, 8011111 Ros1'111J:111111. A1Lll'1llIl11C N1i111'1'. Di:1111111 S1'h'e1', 11c11111i1- Ritchie. Sue 1VC2ll'11', B1z11'i1y11 Nfzixwcll, 5111- 1T11sto11. Diane C:11'r11t11c-rs. Mary 111 Childs. N1.11'1i11. NLIIIL1 111111-11 111111 1QL'1J1L'l'. f1Ll1'll1X'I'l X1'111x11. 1 , -.. gin 95' 404 - . , 1-.qv ., ' 1 1 1.-.::, 1: M X X 15 -El i , r- , , , 'Of P:-311' A 1 . Q - ' 1? 5.1. 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X111111 X1.1111l1111, 1.11111- 1x.1x11111', 11.111 1x.11l1x. , . . , f,.11111x11 51111 1vl'1'M1'l'. x1K'lIl1X 111111.11111 N1.ll'l1X1l1I 1.1'11111. 111x11' X.11x1I1. 1.lN11L' X1I11L'l. XlX1.llI S111111x1111, 1.11111.1 l.1111111x x1411Ll xXl1Nl1I l111l I1111 X1lIN 111111 811111 1'1I x1111 '-.111 '1'.. . 1'.l.IX, i..1111l111 1.1111' 1'1'11-111111. k1ll1l.l S1111111'. 1.111 11.ILlN. 1'.1111 N11l11I1l'l, 1511111111 X11-11111-111111. 1K'.lIl 1M11111.111. X'i1'g1111.1 1'11Il1111u111. 51.111 111 Il ll 'I 1iI1' ' 1 425 limi: llfnr: liuum l'.lNlL'l'. Xldllillk' Snluulllwix. .Iam-1 'i1.l1'lk, CIl.1u4li.1 C111-ul. Ruth Slzukkc. Illuriu Klillvr. .S'w1nml Row: .Xmlmliu Nfgulxilnll. Shirlu .Xlkiu-, xllilllk' lhnlgv. Mary glam- l'4lt1'imi41 liym-5. 1il.minc xYCl'llL'l'. Sully Rlwnclx. f101lL'L'll Y.lllkll'lIlll'k'l'. Nl.u'N Iwi xlllllhdll. liulu' Rucllwy. blaming- Nlcliimlry. Marx' I,.lllliI1L' Mznwn. Bilflblllgil Klillink. Shnryl Xl,1q. Sumum Ciullmzul. 1jf.llllI11 'lu lSL'lltlL'l'. Xllll Huwku. XX'ulx'm, I.iml:1 H1'CWL'l'. SIILIITJII Llllllll. lfmnl Row: Iinrcn Iqflflrf Iffmw NILITQLIITI l.LlNl1ll', lhnmlx' lhxnws. Susiv Imucl. Rmllkw, Iiurky NX'ilki11s. .Xnn -lfifllilll. Kuyc Shook, Nllllf mmlx fl.ll'lll.lik. Sylxm l-mga. Clfnmic utlkgllhlll. Iiznrcll I,L-slim: ISL-llc NY::gncx'. B.nrlmr.1 l'Iuxu-s. KllllllL'L'll Hullingcr, XXX-lclvln-, Kllnnlullw Iiuwlx. Slxirlcx' Xlillllty. Klanml Illlllllillllf. cllllkillfll lla-ylmlmlx, Sllamnl Hulmlmrll, Slllll Cllmalglill. limi: Rmr: lirmkv xYllL'k'lL'l'. Iielilh KIlll'lxL'lx, Nanny lingers, lfmwz xlllililll Sillmmml. Limln Crum. Xlnrshzx SlIlL'Illll'l'. .Sl1.nm1 llvmlriakx. Nl.n'x Ilmvkimmr. 'Ilmi xv.llllIL'llll.ll'k. NI.ll'lIl2l Inu fQl'L'lJL'l'. bluycc Rimlllmcl. ll.Ubl'l'lll Rusu-Il. Lillilll lu' kl.ll'UiS. Iclilxn Usllyr, ISL-Lu lwfllill, Luis 5lL'iIlL'll fQL'l'l'illIlll iIl.nk. Rulmvnqu 1'lllNlCl'llLly. 5llLllk0H Ro1l1.1 mui ,Rfmw Clzlrulc- klulllmnl, Salllx' KILIYIJIIX. FIQIIIIII Rmw: Iilll'L'll Ulm: .Indy KQIIXIUII, 'Imam IMPLIQIIIY, Klury lla: Muliclllv, Ruth Sllllll. iIl.ni11' Rqnllllnm, f:.IllLl.llt' Smullrn, IM-lmlxxll H.msen. K.llgl'll lin-rr. Calc Iircml. tlczm Cutler. Xvilllllll Atkins, lialv lzIu1rmn'n- Sumll. Slmrvm lilxrwu-ll, I3.urIr l3.Il'li.llll. N.amy Irwin. KVIILIKIX, Iiqnrun Niulwn. SLIIIINIIXI llgulcleu. l KI.u1'frl Ink. Xmx l3l.nm'N. I'.nm XYN: lmlx Xlznllux. ,Nfwmwl x xs 426 Southeast Hall X startetl the year oll, with wide- spread participation in hall activities, orientation programs, and sports. 'lihe girls had an open house lor everyone on Honietoining weekend and also one K on Dads Day weekend, providing a nieinorahle oera- ' A sion lor the Southeast X Dacls. 'lihe girls serenadetl ' ,gf 1 some ol' the inen's housing units in repayment for i 1 hw? K x l , f' . ' u the many serenacles heard at X. The woinen ol 'Aff' sf' Southeast X also enjoyed trade parties and dinners which they had with Cary, Gables. State Street D1 1 ' Q, ' ' Courts. and the H Halls. Clever pep rally signs were .Xl ' ' xii 'J ereatecl with the help ol Phi Kappa Theta and Delta M . 1 1 ,Q 1 ' Signia Phi fraternities. Southeast X participatetl in ve . ' 3 'K l University sing. Their ehoite ol' niusit' lor the finals wi jj lx' YK ol' the contest was Goodnight, My Someone llroni ' ' 4 A the Nlusit' Klan antl All through the Night. The lust because I Wouldnll buy a Subscrlptlon ' girls also enioyecl playing rolleyhall with Lary ll. SOUTHEAST X linel: Ifozv: Penny Knowles. Ellen Henderson. Carol Hegg. I.intl.t Smith. Inch lflastli. Nlnlene lanssen, Klan lxilgote. Ilfiilllllt' H'agner, Sue Hutchins. Beverly Stoll. Klart' Cheen. Cllaixt Xin. lfrunl lime: ll.tntl.tte U'lIeron, .Xlite X'.unX'leet. Srrmifl Rmw: Sliarrl Stoltz, Hztrlmara Alansen. Iohrita XYootls. lean Clronltite, lletsr Nlelinan. fI.nroIxn lntket. lieth Vltitlv Xtitlersoii, .Xnne lfrank. blocelxn Hintlsi Nlxtria Yillar. 5U'lllll'llN 5lllll l1 llillNU- Vilwlli-1 R-'V llmi' l1 !lUll W 8639 4 27 l is Jai 'JL' Southwest X begun the srltutil year with Z1 lieueli pzirty held with the inen tml H-2 lX'est. Nlttny other trztde l'nnt'tions were held during the year intluding gr senti-lortnal lllzist-CJlllllatnre with Cary littst, and trztde dinners with 1Jelt.1 Clhi. Southezist H-2, :ind Stztte Street Courts. During the llhristinas sezisun tider, dnttglrnnts, and rzlrul singing provided zitnios- phere hir the zinnttzil Clliristtntts tree cleeonttitig party in the hzill. Aiiiuiig the distinguisliecl guests visiting t, t t, t the hzill wats Dean Hicks. .-Xlter ll dress dinner the girls joined Deain Hicks in zi ruuntlstztlile disettssitm WOu1dn't if be eagjer with an egg bearer? un .-X xVUlHll1l'S Strirings in College. The wunten nl' Southwest X entertztined Faculty inenihers :it :in Apple Polishing Dinner. Foreign students lrtnn rttrions parts tml' the world were rerugnized at Il spe- X vigil dinner held in their liunor alter which ezwh student spoke zthont his respective t'ountry. litiflc Ifmu: Pzttritiqt I.itldil. Frnxi litlc-ns, Norlin lim' llatrtler. Kimi: Hmniie llat1'lnn:ukt'r. Carol Illiillllltll, qlntlith Stewart, Xlgtrilxn liiehl. Lindt: ll.nneisl.ttlt. li.tthx Nlittht-ll. .Xnn Slit-rrr Clifek. li.tren l'.15llUtllL'. lfnedintt .Xptrtl.ttzu. -Illlldlllll' lenkins. llL'lClI llztrtlisun, Sllltlllill' Smith. l,intl.i lluswgtltl. lthtle. lilztine huilnrs. lhirule Ann fiilfhtlll. Nilat Hesse. lfmnl l'el1i1v.Xtlt-leliirkpzillhli,lJi1ttieSe.islmls.'l'lm4l,Ifut1'1 1,intl.t lime: Marr 1.on Miller. Marry -Iztne Clurey, Sharron kan' l'n'.itllt-x, Put I.:-milz.ti'tlt. Kl.trr l't-rsliing. Xlgirx' XXI-lth. ,Xnit.t Spurling, flzirol l't-terstni. 1.intl11 lJeY:1ult, Randal Katy Miller. llirkitilnne. tlztthx Slitmp, lgtnt- Klleni. ulgttltie Nlnrris. 5lllilI1IlL' ll.trliair.t linel, liettr l'lierstmn, lizirhztrxt lfrmt. Gretchen Dose, Pnrtei. l,intlqt l.ntes, Iilierie Xlueller, Ruse XYigl1t, Semin! l'rntlentt- Nltliattltlvit. 1 ,LA 428 1 y ' limi: IfmrjSUMIIINIIHILII.Xl.llgg.11L'lOlw11. Xl.llIlXll 5lI1lllll.Ill. mwfmfl lmw llwllllll IHHIIIIJNHII, XI.l1x Hvlm. C..11-rl Slum. Slllx llllc Iylllll IIKIIHIIII lull IHKIN Lmct Iud.u. K.ll'L'll lhi11kn-llmli. .Xllll.l l'IlIlL'l'Q. Ihmmmic lk-ll. . , g , - P Q . . Hllllull. xI.IlQ.lIK'l S.lIN11'.l Kl'.IXIlL'k. l3.11lm1'.1 IImu'llv1'. Nlinlml H.l1Iix. Nllmlll Xlnlwlm-g.1lm-, l'lI1-In l1w1lx,IM.m.x ll.llP'l.ll'l. Sumu IllIlXL'N 1'l1lIlf Liwv. 'lwlmrl lfmr: fQt'I.llKliIIl' HllIIIlP.llf'N. Suv 13Nll1:-, Alllllilll l! .r1 l'I.mu I,uLmuLl. lm4i.u Nlmwl, XI.nz.mm- Xiu-Ill. Xlifikllhlill. Plnllix XML:-l, Cl.1l'nl l,.IN1lll.lIL'. 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X.1mx lhmmlul. f..ll'll,l Iflllli' Cunlum-ll. XI.ll1lx1l lil.mim- Sturm: flflllllil' 1'-1lHl'l'. l'l1v1iv Xlillvr. N.llHll.l Huh, t..lI1I1-,lhmlmXM-IIN.l,iml.1 XIIHK'Xv1xI'k'N.xvilQiIlI.l 5WIll.,Xllil.l Lillllfllll S4l1Jn1'm-llln-rg. Ilulxx l'lvuIu'1'. I'1I.Illl1'N Stull. ,l.llliLL' Sluunls. lxlbllllik' lI.u1g.nIr. ILHIIIIN' NI.lNl1l'XK, . - , . - - Rrwll. NI.l1N 5ihl11lClI. l1.IlIl.Il.l lxrul. lm1l.z IIc'l1Lg.u11.u1. ,129 Alan Curtis, Cary Club President Clmning lurk in the lull lollowing ai highly suc- rcsslul spring semester. the men und t1l'lil'6'l'S of Clary l1l11l1g1tu-ptccl their respunsihilities with c'ousiderz1lJle uptiniisni. XX'itl1 enthusizisni lor the potential of Cary Chili. they supported the prugrziiiis ol' their Execu- tive. Klwini, :Ind lfreslunen councils. Some ol' the prugrgtiiis u1nduc'Ied by the councils were an enlight- ening lreslnueu a1ricntzui11n and the Slli'i'CSSflll liresh- men class elections. .Xt illiristnms time all the units ul Cary umihinecl cllurts to give ll party for under- privileged children. Also held zu cillI'lSIlll2lS was the xinnuxil Cz11'x'-lixutlilmtii' lurnialz the must Sllt'CCSSflll in the liistnry ul the club. The trztditionzil Cary Club trit'yc'le rzicc. and the Spring Forniul were two other ments than i'ei'cix'ccl L'lllIlpllS wide m'c'lz1in1, CARY E ECUTIVE COUNCIL limi: lfmwz Clhuik l!.1ilm. Illllll KilIi'SltI. lui' Clliguihw. 'lmn Ruswll l'llll'llllL'l'. Smit lnltlllllllllll, iQ1'c'gu1'y NI11li1141r11. 1:10711 xxllllvlll. l.Illx li.llill'lN. xl.ll4llll'ZlIl1lIlL'l'lIlLlll. Rhett Rippliligely 1611112 Nllllllllll fill2IIllJCllC. Dave lfrv, .Xl Clurlix. Mike llulx l'lXL'. N11111111l 11111111 K,l1.11h-- Xlviwr. Xl.lll lllivmiiztli. Nl.1u41nvlli. 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Ivzm Nliku 5tlllt'NQlk. l,lll'lkX llrnxcr, lulm PI'lXlJYIillNki. llillllllll cllll'WL'11, Pzlul Zanclnlwkzl, XVgl1're11I,CCt.Robe1'LVu11DCmz1n. fJXl'l'lIlfL'I'. I r.nmix Nluxcrx, Su-w linmkslliu-. Thin! Rrmw 1'-70111 Raw: l,Jll'l'f' rlylltillllh, .lim Bupa-s. .lim HlllC'lI0ll. Dem l.gn'x lx.uuIm.m, Nlika' 5IlXlIt'l'. f2ll2ll'll'N Glmimu, Alim Dcvinc, XLIQIIIISUH. IIIIHUN NVCINUII. -lolm ilhlllllitll, IA:ll'l'y' Halrlolk. Dick lxt'IlI1l'lII HlllIKNll'lIlP. NI.nlfn1u Xixmmwmnam, ,luhn XYPst, .lim MIL: Sta-xc XYlll'L'IL'l', IiCl'Illil Mcccc. Xxvllillfllgllill. lk-unix Ulmlgukvly .Sf-mm! lfmv: Alxuucs Yuuglm, ml: lfmw: Phillip l'ilillIl'.llllI. Rodger Dltllslllilll, Dalvisl Smith, 'Ibm Rudy. Harold I.illllgl'CIl, Dfmnlml Imollzlrcl. lhlmx, Nlaxriun Slnlxlcv. lin-ul blulmsml, R2lf'lIlf5lllI Salma, Bill 'IwL'l'l't'lNL' ,l1llUlllLlI1, Slcpllcn SCffa1l1c1'. lfmnf Rnzv: ulrmlm Lasics. lxhix, lim Nh-ngu. 'lwm XX'cim'c11u-13 Swami Rnzw: Robarl .Xlhn-rt Mzulis, Toby Iiinerk, .lim Kl'illCl'. Boukcl' Hobbs, lrimhly. licrnzml NX'illi.m1s, Slu-lclun qlcnnings, Bklljkllllill 'Ihny Nclu-my, Terry Goode. i-i I .x 4.fT'k'N vg- ' ffx Jr' I- 3 , 'v9f Q x2-2 -96 4:-1 The 11lCIl of Cary Unit had several inter- esting' programs this year. To entertain the fathers for Dads Day an open house was held in the upper and lower lounges. A warm friendly atmosphere prevailed in which the parents discussed the progress ol' their sons and the great plays of the preceding, loothall game. Then as part of its faculty guest pro! grain. Unit was privileged to have Professor Thonla, lroni the olliee ol Freshman Fngineering. and his wife as dinner guests. A question and answer period followed dinner where the men discussed problelns they had enrountered with the lfngineei- ing currieulutn. Other lall attirities included the pep rally sign parties helore the home loothall games. a Halloween trade party with XFX and a hayride for the men and their dates. Ilnit A was proud of its solthall learn lor winning the lall trophy. Back Rnzu: Stewart Fischer. Steve Bednar. Donald Panton. Tom Roarhe, Xvllllfllll Fattio. Peter Birkemoe. Roger Southworth, lim Mffllintock. Swmnd Row: John Loftus. Paul Barnes. Frank Schlueter. john Massa. George Saunders. Larry Men enjoy informal discussion with dinner guests CARY UNIT A ROlllCllll1lfL'l'. llelhert X'Ullllll'li, Ioseph llllilllt Ihontts Vesselv. Front Huw: Dave Boaz. Robert n Intnnm lbikunle. Don Shields. Rohert FlL'llllIlf' ostph lXuuft Steven Rathhurn. 'lhomas Nolot. klaunes Xcnnowi sonar -is .SGA Competttors are neck and neck at annual Trike Race. CARY UNIT B Hntlc Row: Cordon Sltztflnt-r. Donald Nltillcllztntl. Nlitltztcl Mack. Bruno Canzian. Rithartl Magnuson, Gerald Pet7kc. Toni Stztltoriztk. I.arrv Nolan. Tltrrrl Ifuzr: lfratitis L1llLL'lllJCl'I'l'. 'I'imothy Stills, Gt-raltl Adler, Clark illtrens. Stephen Pztrnin. Harold l'onslf'r. George Elwood. -Iamc-s McDonald. Second 'T pc m . 3 .sa lv. -J - .. ,L Achievements lor Cary B began in the late spring when they won the all-independent softball championship. The Unit's high interest in foren- sics won for them the Reisner speech trophy, attained by accumulation of participation points from all speech contests. Jack Butts was backed for student body president by his residence Unit B in the spring campus elections. Unit spirit was easily main- tained throughout the year in such social events as trade dinners, Old Masters programs, and the Christmas dance. Projects included in the year were a pep rally sign made hy Southeast and Unit B and a homecoming sign depicting three witches gathered around a boiling cauldron. The freshmen ol' Unit B gained their first recognition by win- ning the traditional rope pulling contest. The goal ol' Unit B is to keep this spirit in the coming years. Row: Kenneth Bcnni. David Heise, Bruce Rick. Raymond Ditkmzm. Steven Gardner, Bill Toth, Robert Underwood, Larrv Perry. Front Row: Terrcnte Marbarh. Robert Dunn, Robert Breinncn, john XVilson. David Kruer. james Ramaker. George Gillespie, Cary Lehman. Q ,1 ..- ,X fa gag lsr P1 up . a ,Ili .nib 434 in -not I Q1 ,H 4-if . F ' -way' ni. .- 1.5 'C' -PC Hull: Iimv: Riiligml Gallic, Iwlm Spuller, Rolla-rl Dixon. Yimn-nl, klcll' XYl1iu-. lulm Nnulcr, .Xlltll'l'XY llimmlx, Ruswll 1ill0ll1flS AllClC'l'NOlI, Rgiynwml llwlxlt. Robert Sypniewnki, llllt'XIll'l'. 1'iI'IlIlf Iffnr: Rlllllll LS:n'kC'vpilc, Nliclmvl Rlillvr, Xlhyilcl Cox, David B:u'n:ilJy, 'lim Rlnkv. blnliiw B111'm'tl. Rulwll N.uml'l, Xlfum- Of-lilnmn, iXl.lINlk'l lluu. .l,.iiXX'l'Cl1LC SL'U,IlIll lfuzvz ,Xlvin Curr. Slcplicll Rapp, D.ix'icl Clilssctt, Len cilllllhlll. llluiuim ljiclm-il, XYilli.uu Rl,7LlllllliCl. Burk Row: Gerald Boldv. Rugirnlsl NlsfIx':ickc'i1. Rziyniond lhnximl Rulwilwii. ,Nwmzfl Rmw: XY1illc1' lnlikimwlai. Xml llursr. Gordon. Robert Luce, Ruin-it l-fllwiili. l'il't'ilL'l'llli Blissnivr, livitli fiirixlu-13 XYilli.mi Xlclluimlcl, CZll.n'li's l'ct1'r. Alan luck Butts, Kon Llllxlffblll, Ciungv lillllll. ill1.n'les Yrlm. Uilvs. Ciwiigs liiwliwi-ii, Xhllx Ncmlmlx, lulm Sflmqipp, Izuurs Bclkicwitf. lick Sllllllllllli, Phillip Smllz. Tllml Row: Rnln-ri Iilminski. lvrry Stronjnv. llill l'il'k'L'lll.lll. Phillip lvlllllllll Vlflflilfli, Cllmrlic l'1'iLk, -lulin Skurcliak. XX'Il1'I'CI'l llilcliuip Frmlf lfmv: ,lim llralla, 154111 ll.lNl-itll, Rwlmcrl U'liiln', Slulnclx Hurmlcl XX'ilsrm. .Xllcn Hbsloii, Gzirry Bolin. James qlznm-5 5Lllllf'lilK'l'. CQ:-rzilcl If1'vx', Cllmilu Bimzurcl. Rcx Iilmlgv, Carroll, -loscpli liilmliik, Slnfplin-n Bll1'llHl'tl. Steven I,C'llllllgf'I'. lloli NL'WlHIl,1il'lllL' CI1':lii1c1'.l1,ul1n l-R-rginwii,in-1l1'gu lI.rrliiwil. :Kim ' f X x, .f ,x 7 we 4 .v- .JJ .1-sb. 7,4 t lla il 29. , r-H2 is saqx ll limi: Ifmvz llaiw lfiv. l..n'i'x NYilI. tlligirlin' Sniilur. loin Iiiillx' Dc-tk. Nucl ciI'LlI111llL'!', -Iuscpli Hood, Gcorgc Bennett. XY.ilsnii, II.n'i'ix Xlai1'tiix,XYilli.ili1 l-Iclitllitli. lim '5llL'ltlYt'. -lohn Mitliiit-l Aloliiiwii. David Dcinaisck. Front Ruin: Makoto lluhiniin. iIi,lll'Il Hmv: DMC Hlllllt'I'. Ralph Xlinplix. Tliinnzif. NlIlIblIlJlil'Ll. Dzivitl Szinli. Cordon Lundberg, Allyn Brooks, til:-inniom. Link XX'iIlt-13 Williinn XlitIo1'initI4. D.in Town- Chuck Mila. XVilli:nn Caitzildi, Bill Mattson. wnil, f.llIl1'l1'N 1-'ilu Bill I-iximwii, .XVIUIIII How: Stew Gocldlirtl, limi: lfmr: Iznnt-Q Cmi1ic1'loi'cl, Philip 'lhnllt-n. Gxtis lnssxi, Sliin lillipcrilinllil, lim Jolly, Norman Chnppelie, Donald .john tmiicliicwl, Dzuitl lit-rgcr. l.:iw1't-iltt' llK'llllM'lAl, Ifclwzml Ulnnh, Frqink XVOOtlM'OI'lll, Fred Davis, Roy Thorpe, Dan lfixlicr. loin Rixlifxvxi, Mitlixivl Nlilnflilin. Rolmmt Finkt-l. l'.inlsrin. XYilliznn SCllZlllCI'.1:l'f771lRO7llI kliin YVilson, Tom '1'hirrl Roni: john Nlcliiiiiicv, ,lim lic-lm. Bixiil Xtbswc-l. jim lil'f'g1itlCl'. .luck Allan, George Nnbhrin. Rich Cory. Dennis llinnlmy, lkiw PL'lL'l'5Ull. liriiw Ritalin-ll, .lc-1'i'y Ilririnain. Rli'YL'.-ltjllllfi1'llSSO.ll1lVlll Krol. Coldcn Richmond. lmvirl Ciminxillx, tllllllvx Clmll. .vzfnifl Rum: Ritmhii' Griffith, ww ' vqrx -. i , .SS it H111 anal, -136 The inen ol Cnty l'nit CI were prtmnd ol their lfreslnnen lor winning seeotttl place in fBllLlCl'S znnnigil Illg-Ol-XVLIII On Iittlloween x:11'i1111s uatnptts SINNJLS attended ll gt'11x'eya1'tl party held in the l'nit Crypt, Following the hutne ltmtlizxll gznnes the men sang Purdue songs to entertttin their guests. The nten were quite interested in their Old Nlgtstetx Nltz Nlnrplty. A-X stinntlztting clisettssiott unntetttittg muh x'1n'ied tupit-s its lalint' relzttiotts .ind IIlL'lllill illness lulltuwed dinner in the h11ll. il-lillllk' dinners wete held with Dnlnne und Ygtwtet. X p.11'ty lm undet- p1'ix'ileg'ecl L'llillll'Cll Lllltl the clLll'Y'l'iXtE1lllJlll' winter l'1n'111:1l were two 111-tixities thgtt gtngtnented the cllllilSIlll2lS spirit. In the spring the l'nit Ll liex Cllnb held ll dinner dunte lm' its tnetnlmets. 'lihe liey Club is the manly une ul its kind un the Ptndne x 1 cgnnpus and is pgtttetned tiller the llgtwlmy Cllnhs An eleven foot plywood btmnie causes quite a stir, in New Yurla gtnd Clliitgtgn, 1 CARY UNIT C Burl: Rmu: ,li111Gt'11lt, luhn Hgntele, XY.1lt Xl.11tin, I'.111l l1.11'tl. lll1lI.ll'4l l.ll.llt.lX. Dudley Xlnteiw, li.lllf NI111-tis, john Don Datilv. Wlannex Ciwsitwv, Stexe SXX'lIltllt'l'. Vfllllilrl lime: Nl.nxh Nl ltwltltltlx, ll.llIJll Nltnliltx. I-mul lfmtu llngh l'l11w.1t'1l ,Xnch'ew. Gxnw' Sihle. liolw Rulminulf. klhn Slmrt. 1J.1r1'ell Dt-nnixi lletnix' Nl.lXl'lA. Ilqtn l'.111lwn. l1:1x'e iiuttltullv. lmlten David I,ytnlx. Ned Cltmk. SVIIPIIII lime: Nlllll.IL'l ll11t'n1'r. ll1LIL'Qg1lII.llll. lbhlx llmttke. ll.lIXl'X Striker, l,XlWlL'llt1' il'tDl'lk'I. 4.. wil! -.mc 'RFU' gil sm 133. -sg., paula! 'N qv fs 2. no nous 43 7 Over the years the Tigers of Cary Hall Unit D have proved themselves to he leaders not only in the Quadrangle. hut also in campus-wide activi- ties. This year has proved to he no exception as CZarv's llnit D once more hla7ed the trail to victory in many lields. Unit D triumphed in the Cary llall Trieyele race achieving its third win in the past three years. This vietory permanently retired the trophy to the unit. The Tigers were also vit'- torious in sports winning lirst place in class A has- kethall and volleyball. This helped them to win third plat-e in total points lor Cary Clulfs all sports tropl1y. For the past six years Unit D has operated the only prosperous independent newspaper in Cary Cluh. The Leader . The paper is published weekly and contains news of unit activity. sports, parties, campus items, and a gossip column. Nloudv. Steve U'itthoft, ,lohn hlllfll l'Iirashima. David So. XVilli.m1 Xltier. l.1ll'l'X' Sheets. Ron lemons. lflflllf Row: Ritltartl Hit-rs. ,Xivars Yitols. David Baker. .lames Novak. Rodney Peute. Stephen U1-iss, Rohert Craig. 'Ioe Chess. john Saxon. Q29 -,www-uQ15 K , .A ,.-W l1'W ...Q 1111! lflll 11 5111111 11 1111 1111 111111111, 1 1 1 1 1111 11 1 11111 1 1 11111 1 11111 llllk 1111111111111 1 1 111 1 11111111 1 1 1 1111 11 1111:1111. 1111111 D1111111111111 11111 PX 1111 D11 1111 1 111 1 11 111111 1111 51 1 1 1 11 1111 Il 11111. '11 1 1 1 IN 111 1 KN 1111. 111111111 1111111 P1111 1 1 ll 111 1 1111111111 R1111111 C11l11 1XKl 1 X 11 1 II 111 ll 1 11146 11' 1111 Ill, 1 1 lL 1 L1 11 11 IJ 11111 X11 1f Ifllfl 1 1 I1 ll 1 1111 N4 111 11 ,ll 11111 11111 71114 Ll 111111 ll Ill 1 1111 11 llll 1 1111 l11I11l'1'Ul'L1 I M 111181111 It 1 111111 1 I I 1 11111 L I IM ll1lL'1 R11 lllt 111111 1 ll JI 11 111 111 1 Jl111l'11. 1 1 1 S 1111 Il 11 11 I i y Knox ,--. v3 Ilfifl: Ifmwz SIL-ve llglwlcv. Lewis Collins, Lsiwrcme Skow, RI'll,lL'l'l l,L'lk'l'NL'Il, Roherl lfiie, l,2lU'iLli Mullen, Riehalrd Ilzlrris. Rolllllll llnuscr. hlznnes R. Underwood. Third Row: john NIm,m'. Slvlilicli MCXYilli:nnQ, Kelvin Sugzl. jerry Kane, Larry XYe.n'er, lioh Xchino. Clliairlm Daily. ,Iohn ulones, Bob Schultz. ,Snuvzil lime: ,Inines lirwood, john liilarski, Eugene 121111: Ifmwz Phillip Trail. Vincent Green, EvereLL Palmer, Ralph Ddlc. jim Higgins, Fred Roland. I.:n'rx' H'iIIhile. Fred Roehler, 'lrnhn Klillw. Swrmzfl Row: llmvgml liurdelt. Henry Roberts, lien HLlfk'lilL'IlL'Il, ,Xllnn Banker, Gerald liissel. John .l 99 J K YQ, liwiutkowmki, Lee Arlhurs. Steve Brunclvold, Drive Hall. Roger lVard, David Quinn, jim 1JIllJl'0XVlZlk.Fl'Ul1f1f0ZUI Terry Sherwood. Harold Dietrich, jerry Brjkemond, Don Lowall, Everette Benjamin, Dick Brusch. Dick Gardner, jon lellnier. Steve Ley, Daniel jodlowski. Meier, Aiulris BlO1l1li2llllS, llenry Bell. Kenneth Sfhultz. Front Row: NVilli:nn Jones. Tlioinxim Mxirks, Tim XVitllinger. Alan Rotlunnn, Mitchell Xvllllllll, Calvin Yzues. Floyd johnson. 'lhncldeus Starks, Bob Hill. -Tffiii llifa,.,j- . r. .X 1. , 'wi :' , .. 1, ea 6' . . . 1- .. 'T Llflll the Cary trophy lor pzirtitjipzitimt in activities. Ill- cluclecl in their list ul ricturics wcrc the Clary tug-ol? war and first platvc in the tricyvlc rztttc. Opt-li lttmuscs were held alter scrcrzil ul the lxtll fuutlmll games. X fustutnc party at Hztlluwccn with thc tt'zLclitiun.tl lmhliing for :apples wats stttt'cssl'ttl ttncl cttiuvathlc fur tll. lrztclc tltnticrs and parties, togctltct' with xt IJUIHCFOIIIIIIUV sign ctw-cntrv with thc wutttcn ul Yortltcast. cltllflllllg :mtl thc' Curr l'fxc'ztlihur witt- tcr l'tn'mztl suppletitcntccl thc lmlitlzly scxtstms activi- ties. Cltzirity wats not hn'guttt'tt with ll yllldltlt' party hir nrpliims. Springtime bruuglit renewed interest in lllllilllllllfll sports such as lxtschgtll :mtl trzttk. Thu men ol' Nortlteztst ltgtw sct their goals for IIUXI year gf Cary Ncwtltcast spirits wcrc high when they wun 'ziwter tuztclc thc l'all Il busy scastnt lor thc lIlt'll ul md hope' to make it as stlcfcsshil. F Men shine the trophies won in previous years. CARY NORTHEAST Iifzflr Row: Curl llcititling. Frul Stltwuiklc: Brute Hlilson. Stltrt'im'r. lx.ll'k'l1 xY.lllllll f,. IJ.tttm Ctillm. Phililt Stlmclt-t Xflllk' l'cclt'l'wn, U'illi:tlt1 llihluc, XYilli.lm Hxtttlnrf, Tumi lYl1itm'. ,Xllll lYillis. It-ttx R.vtltl.tfm. Nltnrrix llutlx, lmml lt'mt': l.lllilX lvlllllllll Hollmzttt. XYilli.tm Tire. tI.tv .Iustitt-. Nfrorztl Ifmvz Nlurgqtt. ltlllll IA-utlt, Rttlwtt l.1IXCtl.lS. ltitlx licllr. l'h Nlarty Dent. Ruhcrt ,ItlLl'illl.lll. hm Ilzmlec, litulc Nair, klnltit Cmttlfut, llttlmttt lwllry. Dun Xl.tt'x. Greig Xlftlttmm. ,.,.,..-Q--rw.. ,Ne .ni 6 R! i I Llll Time and talent produce a homecoming sign. CARY NORTHWEST limi: Row: Rnlicrt Slrnan. liinil Nlevc-t', Ritliartl Jaeger, David fit-urge. C.l1al'lcs Nlilisek, xlvlllllllll Rose. loin Nltlirmaltl. R1111.1l1l flliarlt-s, lvlllltllll Sine, Urvillc Pitts. Tlmtl Row: Bula l'1 nu lxcnntth fllllllltl Xlllllllll Nl nt Ilult l l '11 -- '- rt . V ' 'Q 1 ut L 1 'iClll. loin f.llI'.lN. l11ll Hillinan. .Xllcn Hairtl. Davitl Xlawn. 'l'erry Lake. Rnlicrt Nt-uliclm, lltlll l,llillNCllU. lien Keller. Sccmttl Row: lit-111111111 lillKlIll.ll'L'li, Louis Ritltarclson, Dave Letkrone, . V G. .W . , ..,, Cary Northwest once again found itself engaged in a complete program of scholarship, athletic and social activities. Highlighting the Faculty-guest sclmlarship progiuun was an address by Dean Spaulding ol' Freslnnan Engineering. Having won tl1e Cary All-sports trophy last year, the men of Cary Northwest anticipated continued leadership in quadrangle athletic events. A lull schedule of trade dinners and parties were featured early in the year beginning with a lun-filled Beatnik party with Suntlteast The theme was emphasized by the men and their dates dressed in turtle neck sweaters and shades . Other functions included a Calypso party set to the music of swaying palm trees, and the Prankster's Delight, a Halloween party. Dorque, Northwest's unique green alligator mascot, was kept busy entertaining the guests during the entire year. Augtistine Otoii. Bill Douglas, Loren lVestern. Phillip Porter, Torn Iiirthner. Xvlllllllll llearle. jeffrey Law, james ligeler. John Raiulolpli. lfmiif Ruzv: james Snider. Mason Pilcher, Holi Herccy, l.1ll'I'y 'lillOII11l5. David Lenten, Charles Morris. Frank Chapel. klelil' Hostetler. .let Pence, Bob lVard, Clliukwura Uchitlinno, Ting lVu. :feb-'fl 41 v .- ,s !f5 B lm fail Q 1111111 Huw: R1111.1111 C1111lIl.l1l. 11Lll11L'1 NY1151111, R11111-1-1 .Xl'111l11'. 8.1111 5lL1l1llM'l', 111111 113111. 1..11'1'x' 1il1i11t1, 1111111 CQ111111111, W11l1.1111 111111 111ll1ll1lIl1I. R1111:1111 f1l1'11X'C'. R4111L'1'I C111111x. K11c11.11'l G111s1,111. 11111111 Rum: 511-W 31111611 511111 1Y11s1111. 11.1w 611.1511 15111111 1411111 1'11s11t'I', 11.11111 Sc11:1ll111l. S1'ro111I If1U11': G11111'gv CI11111'11'x 1i.1lIxt1'11111. .X1x'111 xv111ll'. 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N11l1l.lL'1 N1.l1k1lllk'111. kl41111cs 1111km1', 1,1-wix 1'111-, 1.1.11 111111113 Roy 151111. 1ic1w111 f111ll1'l11111. Sw-111111 lfI1I1'f El1Q.ll' C111NN111l. P1111 H.11111111'11111. 'I 443 ..,.- 5. , . Q, 'F 11111: lfmwz Ifulm folic-N, Rfmlnwt X'.ll'QlJ, Fxiunil .lI1SClflINVl1llI'l. l :Ii lmu'.XXill1.ll11 Siifulgim-, f.ll.lllL'N Ruins. RKlllLllLlli1llAllt'll. Illini Xllxllll. Ulilu-1' l.k'Nl.lNll'1'. 114111 I,.ing, lzrlicst Tliodc. Sfffmfl Ifmv: f.llLl1'lt'5 llviiclihks, Nlicligu-l xYll1'gOll, Phil , . , w Kumi-l14n'. liurl Xlnlglrm. lfuii 'limkcll Rex Ifziw, li lmfl: Rmw: 'lull liiiiwk. llvnnii liYC'SS'IlHlil. Riilinrcl Nimtz, Iiim-N llrmlimni, Iulm illii-sun. xlilliklh lianljs. XVillinm lxfnnriimpl. Rim RJlHlfll'l-L'l', IJ.n'i1l Crillillu, Nike XVorley. Ilmfl llmw: .Xiimlil Olizulii. l 1'ul1'imk Ri-eller. ,Xrtliur Kern. Cwirqn- lllllI'L'IlNIIt'. lnuiw Nl.ni'luw. XX'ilIinm lflcckviistciil. mvgml l'+mlc. 'l.lllll'H cill.lllIlHll!llK', ,Xrlllur FIill1't'llllt'. lfmlwxinl Cummins. Kcitli lioC1'l:ci', Emlwnrcl Fuimoni, Joe Alford. Wcmlcll Willis. lfwnl Row: I.:n'ry H1lI'llCl', klruucs Fabriel, llxilc Nlrmin. 'limu Luccka, lien XX'cber. U'illigun Baker, XYcslcy Bzilmlwin, Alzimcs liujxicn, 'IillOIUL1i Slwooii, jim Glicn. Rlllivll Cortes. O'Cmii1or. Swfmzrl Row: ,IOSClJll Lcmcl, Ken Harrison, Clark Yam lzmcll. Bob .Xliplcgntu Curl Fritloii, Bula XVilkins. Fred Sliigciilnuic-, lfclix XYuiig.4Ricligml l.ui. lfmnl Ifuzv: Slcplic-n Sam, 'IL-rry liIiUCli5lIlllll, Cllizxrlcs ML-iscr, Xvllllillll YVczlkl6y. Iolm Vclliiics. Ronny Cllirinlciisun. Alvin EUC. -11111165 Cciu, Dcnnix Mcycr. - ,ffm 'nr-4 W I ' N'- ,aa-: 1- at 1 A -PS. 111 Sports have held an important plate in the aetivities for Fast unit during the year. Many ol the mixed tournaments such as volleyball. tennis and badminton sponsored by the Co-Ret' have held high interest lor the men. Intramural sports were not forgotten however. as they won lirst place in both basketball and ping pong. Individual tournaments in chess and bridge were also sponsored within the unit. East unit is unique in the Quad in several ways. They have their own queen who attends many lunetions and parties. lihey sold at larger numbei of Cary Club blalers than any other unit. and are leading the Quad in the highest number of former residents married. ln addition, they are proud to have a larger percentage of internzitional studcnts living within East than in any other unit of Cary. Bail: ROW: Marvin Stoner. Roger lolinson. Stan NI.n'ton. XVarren Mfliinley. Carl Sharp, klohn Pratt. Meredith Mcliinney, David Snyder. Third Row: Dennis I.iptrap. Erit Olson. Philip Hunt. tlaines Meier. Gary jacob. Ditk Alspath. klohn Johnston. Richard Ilztrmon, Howie Curtis. Srrnml Roth: Come on boys it s time to get back to the books CARY EAST Bob Conlon. l,ntx 'stut Q w Ronald Nitksit tx t 1 ii tnt nit Runnels. lfrfmt BflllQ'llIl, I,.ii1'd XYzii'rt-ii Hgnnm 1' 'ai L li ' -Q... WMV V3 1. yi x X s el J 1 21 1111 Give the fellow a break while CARY EAST l. he talks to his girl! W To swing out in tl1e lJegi1111i11g ol' the year, the lllC1l ul' Clary lizist held ll fi6'1'lHZll1 party with clec'r11'z1ti1111s c'z11'ryi11g Ulll tl1e tl1e111e of a Ratllskeller. A fiCl'lllIlll llllllfl pnmviclecl dance 11111sit': several g'1'r111ps ol' IIICII entertziillecl witli skits. The year 0011- ti1111ecl with llllllly good times IIS trade parties, trzicle cli1111ers, :incl ll liayride liighlightecl the l'z1ll. Cary l'illSl'S rzicliu stzition, XVCCIR, lmstecl the entire unit at ll party. Having rziisecl the most 111o11ey nl' all lllif Clary units lor tl1e 11t1clerprix'ilegecl l'llllCll'ClllS lillllfl, all the 111e11 ul' Fast were l1'CllIC'Cl to Z1 steak Clllll1CI' while tlte rest ol: the quad went 11'itl11111t dessert. YVitl1 tl1e cllll'iSlINHS sez1s1111 c':1111e tl1e 2111111131 Cary- Fxcztlilmiir winter lc1r111:1l. The 111e11 ol' Iizlst were respcmsilmle for clem1'ati11g the llllitill l1:1llr11o111s to ezlrry out the lllGll1C ul' Sl10WVlil3liCS. In ftclclition to tl1ese yzirietl s11t'iz1l z1c'tiyities. l'illSl p:1rticipz1tecl ill llllllly other types ul' t'11111p11s z1lil':1irs. Iffirk I1'f1z1': l11l111 Beiiiiett. lllitirles B.1iley, Fred Scllulti, Bill Iiliiie, Riclmrd Hk'l'l1lAlll. Ifrrnzl Here: VIZIIIICS Si111z1, AIIIIIIGS Strulale. Neil Nercl, limb CIl1eel1', 4l1'1l111 Sears. Rithzird Stutzke. ll11r1'y, Rltllil1'll Clank, I'ftlw111'1l Petk. Eclwiil B1'0w11, Dean Sfvimrl lfllilll lic-11111-ll1 R11l1i11s1111, l.:11'1'y Roclgc-rs, xlusepli Post, l.L'll1lllilll. Dennis Pairks. Rg11'11111111l Ii11:1I1l1. l.1111es ciltflkllll, Rit'l1:1rtl Iiinsley. flllIl1'lC'S 1 4,5 ' ' . 'PID gav- ff -1--n QQ 3' 446 Une of the annual high points of the lall pro- gram of activities lor Cary XVest was the eunstruetiun ul pep rally signs. This pioieet is entrustet freshmen ol' the unit eaeh year. Participation in athletics for the lfaleuns inrluclecl traek, artillery, free throw and telmis. Hopes are high lor regaining the Cary Athletic 'liruphy which has heen in Cary YVest two out of the three past years. 'l'he lfalrons are quite prixutl never tu have lmeen ratetl helimw thirtl place in emnpetitiirn in sport events with the other units. In aclclitiun to the active sports progratn. Clary YVest had several trade parties. In the lall a tratle dinner was held with the women in State Street Courts. .X emnlyo lirmn the hall liurnishecl musie for an autumn party for the men and their dates. Cornstalks and pumpkins carried out their harvest theme at this tlinner with Cmnt I. joint effort is shown in making holiday decorations CARY WEST liaik Row: Larry Moss. Uavitl .XSllKV0l'lll, 'limi' lfllllllili, Cluistuplter lolinsnim. blolm Rellig, ll.ii'iil Ruhetls. laik Artlrur Faulkner, H'illiam lake, Tltmnzis llint7. George P0lIlf'li2lllll. lolm Rt-xitulals, l,.trl'x llnll, llugh l'lXlllL'lllI Benefiel. Sam Rum. Ihxnalil Smith. qlrunes Craig, Nlarviu Russell Xl.ii Xsl.m. lftlwartl Rulietk. lwwnl limi Dennis Blaule. Thin! lime: Charles liashaun. Tom Xhmoils. 'l'lrnm.is Heeliler. Iliriil l'il'.llll'l', qlginies lnlmsim. ,Xllen Xmiilx, lzunes Dennison. Dwight Pfiellier. NX'illiiun Sexton. 'lhontas Pugh. lsllllltk lliih Ushnrn. Hike .Xrniiti line fmlilherg. Gt-r.iIil YVayne Rlnssn. Etlmuncl Malone. Iolm Pitkett. Cars' Ixristiill. Hill: Riiilell. 7 Efhelhztrger. Sftflllll Itmiiz Filwqtrtl sit-4-it-, Rith Stringlellnw, X? mff quulutq 447 limi: limp: P:n1I Lind. Cn-mga Print, Bill Brink, Linus ,Xm-kc, l'1'uton Inwlznllnl, Bun Lvkgmzxk. Iolln KIKNILIIIOII, Louix Y.l1'UINki. BQlb.1jnh' Snynlc. Ifrmll ,1fUIL'f Ilglrolml l'Ia1'k lffm: I.nnc's Slnnt. Rm' II.n'p011an1. ,Xrnold Iznncw Xnlllsltllf, Rinllznwl Norge. Dewey Bnrkcf, -Qvzms, Cllmrlcs Crallt. lim-rznhl PUIIIIY. Surnnd Ron' Knapp. Iulnn Rvy. D.n'c Nlillx. Wlznnu Rlfllmnxld. Bun XX'illx.nn Iignmmcz CQQ-mgv Higgins, Curl Nlork. 448 Pzlync, Nlullc-11 Eugene : Steve C Jones. Clmrlcw Ii? Robcrt Ilclluwnzuln, Paul 'I'u1'1'cy, Allcn I'IIll-Sllllllll, Paul l'rc-xxlcr, Richard xIUI'lCll. Dennis Carol, jannes Dclegct, I'Q1t1'iLk Duhcrty. HL-Ifriak. Roy IInddix.F1'm11Rmv: Rinh Prickett, Ken Slltllllllillg, XV:1y11Q Cznldvzlli. Ge-rrnld Delc-gm, XVilliam Mite-11011, james Sahlcitwilcr, john Morgan. Larry Coe, xIil'llIlC'l Kolrlus. Clary XYCst used at unique way tu misc tnuncy this year. The unit ol'l'ic'c'1's :incl hztll umttttscltws Imtvcly YUlllllICC1'CCl to he tzusgcts lor at pie tlumwing contcst. This event pmviclcfl at lut ol' laughs lm' thc tuen its wcll :ts raising tnuttcy lm' thc Cltristiuzts panty lot' urphztns. Fall activities incluclccl at hztyticlc tit :Xl1ClCl'S0llS and tmcle clinncrs with mriutts wuntcn's housing units. Pzusticiprtting in the Ulcl Nlztstcrs pm- gratn pmvecl to he interesting sts wcll as ecltlvzttiotiatl. General john Hull with his :muy lmz1t'kgi'm111cl pm- vokecl rt stimulating discussion. A hig cvc-nt during the Clltristnias s6rtson wits thc Cgti'y-lixutlibut' lotntttl. Cary XVest tnatcle the table clcunittioiis lin' thc clinnci whivh p1'cvc'clccl thc clancc. .-Xltltough the nten paus- ticipzttccl in iuztny clil'l'c't'Cnt pruiccts. ztcztclettiits wt-11' not ttcglcctetl. .X stucly pmgmiii was initizuccl for helping stuclcnts with ztcztclcitiit' clil'l'ic'ultics, limi: lfuztt: 'I't't't'v Cllgtusm-u. XYilli.uu l.ll.ll'lXl'i, licnucth Vlmttitntk. l'll'llt'l liistrlcgcli. Stctcn Hathu. Pctct' Blanks. Sfmt Htuuiltun, Gary Rnrflnx R.tlph Hcruitv. Srmufl Rmw: llcrh Hztggatttl. Stvvmi liriztr. Iosqmlt Yugcl. Paul O'NI.tllc-V. F1't'tlt'iCk U7 .L, .-alma -5 Cary West men back the team in the pep rally CARY WEST Stvutltuil, l'I'.llllx .Xlwt'tttuulm'. uc' RHI: -' . ,ll parade. l tits lltmu.ts Xl,tl'tutl1'. llt-nrw Rtttlttmski, lwml! ltfmtz l'tlw1u'tl Htlttxtttlwlttltnt, l.4ut'x Citmtl. litnuthx Fur, Rttl1.t1'tl Quiglm. lfixutk Zivliuslxi, l i.tuk XYilwn. livnucth liztwztk. Stttliltctt Nlfwtmt. l.unn's Yzmlat. .Sgt fs Q- X v .A-, rx. 419 ' ' it D-ei A 1 i A kifififlf 151 5- ' Qjwz- 1 F . 11 . V . Burl: 11010: D1111- 1i11ii1111'5ki. -1111111 I.11111f11l115i, T111lC1C1C'llS Rob01'1 1'.1l111, 1110111 FIIVIICX. -101111 Rhoacl, L111'1'1' R11i115, Don .1111111111,0l1. ,I1lll Xigrc-Ili. 151111 1iolI1111'5ki, 11111105 B1'1'a11t. LLJ11'K'l'1'. 11110011 L111115. 1J21IA1CIlE 1xLlI'l1ZOV1C11. 1 Ric1111r11 11'i11ig. R1155 5111110111011 1411111 111110: X1Zl1LO1111 A1'01'y, COURTIER E ECUTIVE BOARD 111116 C11111'1i01' 1ix01-111110 131111111 is 1'05p11115i11l0 1111' 111-111'di11111i11g 1110 1111113115 f10lllkl1Cl' 1101i1'i1i05. 50101111 111 11'1l1l11l 1110 11011111011 1111 1'1l111111'111g' p11g05. 1110 1110111- 11613 111 I1lC 1tx01'11111'0 111111111 111511 1111'1'1' 11111 1110 11111- Q1111115 111111 p111i1'1051l0101'111i11011 111' 1110 1111111 1155011111111 1110 1L'Q1S12lI11'f? 11111111 111' Cl11111'1i01' 5111610111 1L111'01'111110111. Slilll' SIYCCI C1111115 111100 11g11i11 1101111110 ll 111011 1051- 1101110 111111 11'i1l1 1171111611 1i1'i11g 111 c1U1ll'l 1. S111110 111 111C l1ig111ig1115 111' Z1 10111' 8111105811111 11-111' 1111111111011 1110 11111101 1111111111 111111101'-11111111-. S111111'l'l11k0 1'1lll112lSY. 11111 111111111 1111111111015 r01111g11ifi11g 1111151111111i11g' f1Ull1'11Cl'S 111 1116 ZIl'C21S 111 5011111111'5111p 111111 11111101115 111111 111- I111'111111 11i51'1155io115 111 11111111 111:111y p1'11111i11011t 110111110 11111111 1110 1'11i1'01'5i1y 1'111111111111i1y 51111141-. -1 .J O john Rhoad, Governor, presides at a board meeting. Q, 4, c A Burl: Rout: Richard Montensen. .Xnthony lishstein, Michael Killlllli, klohn Drzewitki. Nohert Cruz, Charles XYeliever. john XYensits. xvlllllllll Ely, XX'illiam l,1l1'slt'y. Robert Nagy. Bryee Anderson. Larry Dunning. Lawrente Cook. Edsel Palmrevter. Semrzrl Row: Dennis l,I'll'WlLlil. Marvin Heinold, Vernon Loverde. Gene Decker. Paul Evans, Norman Long. William Olson. Thomas Lindsey, john Grogg, Xllilliam Children enioy treats at the annual Halloween party. M, We . as McI,aughlin. Harold lilingsporn. Cary Boundv. Gilbert Iioundy. lan Roth, Ronald SllllK'lk'NllXY. Xlitltael lilosillslii. Ifront Rfmt: Keith XYL-il. Dave XYeetlon, llohn Maw. 'I'hom:ts Kohl. Ricltard Klattison. lYilliam Eranstetter. Theodore liolsky, john Lee, XYilliam Fiugerald, Don Coty, john Rhoad, Norm Sisley. 'lliomas Hammer. FOWLER HOUSE The 1961-62 school year was a busy one for the men of Fowler Ilouse. 'lihey started the year with :L lreshman mixer during the lirst week ol sehool. and then took advantage ol' the pleasant lall weather to have a hayride. Later. parties were held lor the underprivileged children ol' the area both at Hallo- ween and at Christmas. Not neglecting the sports progratn. they won the fall solthall tourney and went on to win the all-sports trophy. Seltolastieally. Fowler House mox'ed up to first place among all the men's residence units on the basis of the pre- vious semesters index. During the second semes- ter they held a Monte Carlo dance featuring a mock gainbling hall where the men and their dates won and lost many dollars in play money. 451 YY 1 - - 1 nl' inf it . le 2' 1: . l l '? 'r l 2 F Q Court I girls take the drudgery out of vvashdays. COURT I limlf Ilozr: Sllhllllll' llltir. I,orna Denis. l.ind.1 Xtinelatitl. fjonnie .Xtkins. Nlarx Xlinier. .Xnne Moser, Yirgiiiia liherly. l5.Il'lJ.lli.I Xlalo. Xlarx lngerntan. glean .Xntlt-rson, BZl1'lJil1'll I-iertlitoltl. ilillllilf lime: Margie llohn. Donna Allen. Nlarcelitie Xltfluelc. liohhie llansen. Sue N1llilllQ,t'1', lililalmetli Net-tlliain. 'lmuim Ilistltiiiger. TJl.lIl.I XYilk. Sharon Clotnhs. llelen Ollis. Nan Geisel. lfclna Ijlllllltlf- Sfvorzfl lfoaw: Clltztrlolte Alensen. 0 : ' A- . A . -Q, ,. 1 v .JV -J . i . - f ' ' Q i .- 11 ,- - 'se-If-sm: , Q - F, 'Ts V Living in o11e eonrt of the IIICIITS residenre unit State Street Courts, prored to he a sttefessliil ven- Illl'L' lor the wonten ol' Court I. XVith the other Cour- tiers, they began the year hy serenading various lIlClliS and WUIHCIIYS residence halls. The All-Cainpus Street Danee, sponsored annually by the Conrtiers, was the girls first soeial event of the year. Later they sponsored several inlortnal dances with Fowler House and held Halloween and Christmas parties lor llllClCl'Pl'lX'llCgCCl children. The hig event, how- crer. was the annual winter lortnal, the Snowllalie lfantasy. A-Xlso during the Clhristnias season the girls were hostesses lor an open house and held a earoling lllitly for shnteins. They also lllilfl a pizza party and danee hellore tl1e first semester ended. During the seeond setnester tl1e girls were guests at llllllly trade parties and trade dinners. lane flalhreatli, M:11'garet Rltliay, Clarolyti Switkartl. Nancy Bleelter. .Xlice XYilson. l'rieja Good. Mary Cline. Sue Pfeifer. .Xletha Brower. Ifionf Row: Roberta Ratlill, Sandra XVelJh. Gloria Clainpitt. Dianne lieil. Patritia Kennedy, Cindy lfrnslr, Natlene Iilll'lllOYllll. Carolyn Young. karen flliristensen. Mary Bradley. .. Y .., ff if liz- ' .. 1-L T 1 wit- Q 'A Li' gf 2.-'T QE xx 4 1 1 -132 1'1ll1J 111111111 1111' 1.111111s 1111s 1111g111111c11. 1111s 111111 LIIYPSC 1111111 511111611151 1c1l111's1s 11311 li111'1lllQllt' 11111l1111's 111 11111111 111 pllI'Sllt' I1l1'1l' IJ1l11l11gl'llIJ1l11 11111'1'1-sts. ,Ks 11111'1'cs1 211111 1IlSlj1l'1lIi1l11 IIl1llll1l1A11. 1111111 11115 S1Lll'11'11 111' 11l'll1Ill1Q 21 11111s11111111111 QIII11 11l'Ll11'lIlg' 1111111s 1111 ll 1l1ll'1xl'1l1lll1. 1 1I1'N1' 11111115 111111- pl'1'51'llI1'11 111 I1l1' 1.111111- 1141 1'1X1'1'llI1X'1' 131141111 1111 11p111111.11. 111111 1111- .1111-p1- 1lll1'1' 111 11111 1'1111s11111111111 111111 11111-11111113111 plans. 1111' 111111111115 1'1111111s111111 11.15 1's11111l1s111'11. 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X1,lI11l.l 1lllIIl'l, l.1111111 X11111'111111. 111111 li111l k11xV1111LlI1lN. 11.Il't'Il ,11lllll1'l'. 11LIl'4l1 111111111-1. 11.Il111XII 11111111-11'1. 1'.lIIl 1111, N.111111.1 131111. 8111.111 1l11111.111. 5.lIl11lI N11'X1'I's. X1111.1 H1111111. 'I1l1111I 111l11'f X.11111 111'11111'111. R11111 l,11111g11111. N11llX 111-1L. ,I,1111111.1 H1111111111111. l111111l H11 1JllIl111'11J1ll'2'1'l'. ,11'l'l'Y 11111. 1:11111 rlwflllll. B11111111' 111111111 S11111.1 X111111'1.1 1,2lll111'Il, 11.1111 g11l11l1'Il. .x1111' 11l'111llll11. l'11l.1111111 Pllillipx. N111111 17111111 I.1111l.1 11'1'l111'11'11. 19.111 K111I11-11. x1.ll'11.l xY.l1l1'lQ 1j1ll'ID11lX I,1111111. 1'1111'll XYIINUII, 1P.1111'111' l11111111111111 11.11111 N11111' 1JY1'lNlIA1'1'1, 1.1111 l1111w11'1', 1Il1l 1l.lXV1N. 11111 1311111111:1E.111'1111.l.1111'1N1111w.1I.111111511g.111.N1.111 1QlI11I1. GGG... 1 5 11111., 1 1- .11111 N Q -ff 4. -.',: c ., at., j -Q -N Sb- l ,..s,a I 45.5 S, I. Q 4 ., ft N. ,C if it 'Lx ' ST' I 3 . .ww . J FR.. .ala x X4 fs ' R549 4. .Lvl ---,z ., ,gf fl ,. --4 ,1.'i.2'.'r1.r ..C' A, ,,, 1 m. H, ,rn .A ,A 4 '- ' Q ,.,v, th-.YLPS-l,,,3,,,.,? ' Y., V pq. Ziyi. ,iv ilngvvs K JCE 'P' ,f ft .91l4'4Ab-'nw r , ' , , vs -3,1 v ,, V w , J! i fi-1 f -Tyf iifili ,os 'ML' ,A-A Court ll makes the homecoming display a Success. COURTH 111111: Ifmr: lftlwiti Nlattliett. 'lhomas Yon Rosen. .Xllcn hltl'.lllll't'. lxarnt-st lloltstlaw, Roger Klday. francis baring, Xrthur Nlix. Xrzfnifl Razr: XX'allate Dcllart. George Grant. llouglas Ililtins. Ronald Robinson. Nlark NItU'irter. Norman Court II, proving to he one of the leaders of the Ciourtier system. has had an active social and athletic program during the year. Enjoying the prestige ol' leading in sports participation, the court has shown the merits ol' teamwork and co-opera- tion. The court held such social functions as the two campus-wide street dances, a fall hayride, trade dinners. and many inter-1irganizational activities. The court also attempted out-of-door decoration lor Christmas this year lor the first time and en- joyed the privilege ol being one of the two COILIIS which successfully completed their display. Court II also participated in Clourtier politics. Breaking a two year old policy. the officers began to meet once a week instead of once a month. Under the able leadership of its officers. the court enjoyed a completely successful year. Light. plone Vasque. ,Iatk Fli1lllJIlLllC'l'. David Kroft. Front Othmer. Ronnie Row: Halter Griesinger. Richard Spahr, Peter Robert Cochran, Charles Summerville. Hot-sel. Larry Gordon, ,- -154 llxc Lullllllrll s qulnlclu- IJl'Ugl'LlIIl 15 0l'Qlll1llt:il 111 cullnlcxklimm with the Gables Clmms. 'l'I1c1'clm'c'. ilu 11-upcllillg ul Ugllmlcs luis lmlugln gllmul xmnx' lllIL'l'L'5l amcl lwllcr CUIIIIJCIIIIHII ln 1nt1'.1mu1'nl spmls. llu znlmlc-lic PITJQIHIII pmximlu x.u'ic'lx in lllc sluclcmk .ll'IlX'C lilc ln' glxing' can ll lllullllncl' nl llw Clmllliclx gn cllalmc' lu cxmvl lll smut lulklll ul Lllllltlllx. lll1'u1lLgl1 IlllS plugmxllll Illc IIlCllXllllllll llQlS lllt' nlmlm1'll1l11lx' lu llclp XVIII lC1llll. llItllX'lilllLll.1lllClUXk'l'-Llll l1.ll'llc lllllllfill lruplmics. Tllc clHlll'll1'l'llLllllt'S lhlllllllllllllbll lmplnx is Illc largvsl lllllilllllllill Irwpluy on tilllllllli. 'llu utlllelim p1'4vgr.u11 ulllcrs lt'.lIIl spfnls imlucling wll lmll, lmslgellmll. xullcvlmll. ltllllls. gmcl SlX'lIIlllllllg lllc must popular lmllxnllml .utlxlln-N .nv wull .um I IL'lll1lS. llw gurls Qulllcm' cu-111s gm' nm lllI'llIllL'dl in ilu' Clullrtic1 CQ11lflc's Iblllghllll. lnul .nv mg.1l1ifn-cl The Courtuers score two points during a close game llmmuglu lllc xvHIllL'lllS Run-.nliun ,Mmm ianliun, i 121111: lf Il'I Rulnclt SJIIIIJSUII, 3lL'U'll lX.Ill'N. lhuu' lllllmllnwll. 5llllglL'N. l.IIlll'N xl-1lllK'l. lhulr llullium I-mul lffm-3 Y.-ln. RM l'UZllil,', l,Ullgl.IN RIDXl'l. XX'llli.nm Xlll,u11', lllfmmx Imlx. XXVJNIIK' llmkxmml, Lung llmmu. llillnml lllnuwlnpnkl- l.1uxlz'l', U11-gg IkllllllI.lN, fllI.II'lK'N lllllllllllli. I.: ' . QL llulll ull, IfwNln1u-w:l.1. l.nr1x Nlnllrl. XX lllmm X4n1n.lXlll1.nn Xe-slmlvll , , . , . . .-. Sf-:mul lwzu: l'lUXkl in-1'111.1l1. 1.41114-N XX1m11.nl, Lum-N Iuluwm, lllnmlml Cmnlvlwll, Pllll I llttlkllllx llllllllll Iumml lug xx L1 Ru ll . xl2lll5L'. ' .' Q .. cwg 11.11 SSXSQQ11-'- 1 ' ' Q 5- '- -' l- .L l -IBS A xx 'Q in Court II1 frosh roll their president to victory. CCURT III The 133611 111 61111111 111 1111111 first and second 1312106 in tl1e mile 1'll11 in the All Mens Residence H1111s 131111111111 '1ll'2lL'1i Meet t11is 11111. The 11111161 1111'e. 11e11l hetween tl1e t111ee 1'11111ts with the greatest l3L'1TCl11 131- lllC'l3113t'1'S 11'1ti11g in tl1e 1'1'C'S11l111ll1 e1e1'ti11ns, 1111s 111111 111 c1UlI1'1 111. The 132ll'1'C'1 131' 111111 beer gixen 11s 11 131116 was used 1-131' 1'C1Vl'CS11II1ClllS 111 I1 d11n1'e 111161 during' tl1e se111es1e1. 111.1361 s111'i111 events enjoy- 1'1l 11y tl1e lI3CI1113Cl'S 111 tl1e c1Oll1'l 111111111611 fl SCll1Z1l'6 1l111111e 111111 Z1 lull 1llly1'1C1C. Units 1226 211311 12311 had 1111-i1 11s11:1l lighted f111l'1Slll3liS displays and c1l31l1'l 111, with tl1e z1ssis111111'e 111 the 1est 1,111 the f113lll'l1C1' 111- g1111iz11ti1111, SI3lf3l1Si31'CC1 L1 lI111'ist11111s party 1-131' the 1111- 111-1l11i1'ilege11 C1l11t1l'fi'l1 111 the 111111111111nity. During the YELH' CI11111t 111 l't'I11111l1CC1 111'1i1e in Cl3lll'K1CI' politics 11111111311 p1111icip111i1,1n i11 1111111111111 Assenihly. 111111: l:1l11'f I31'1111is S111111. R111 li.1111111wski. F1111 1V111t1111, l1111w11i11g, Glen 111's111i111, .11-111111 P1'l'1'illlS, 11111111111 llellette. 1.1111is X11NIl. CL1'111g,e S11'I1'1t, R11111111 11llIl1'lI1K1. 111111111131 X1-111118 1iQ'11llL'L13', 131111 C3YL'1'Illft'I'. 191111111 1ffl1l'f 13011 Hunk, N101-1x 1LlI1ll'N X1g11-Ili. X111111 131',11'13llI1.. 111111 1311111111 511111111 13511111 H1112 13l1Y1L1 I.111'i11e, .X1'l13lll' St11I1l1l1I. 131111 C111l1r1111. lC11:1': 'lim 811111 1111111 x1l1i4'l'. 11111 3111-'.11l111. -1111111 111111 P1-111111 131111 1'1'1'111nt1'. KILITY I.11sle1'. C1111 Clifton. -1511 V ,-VY , KSN. A . l A' ,..-ff '1 ' ,.-.fe ' V A :ji . ?-ap..-gzie. K f- ,I Y ly ilu A Q3-llllf '1 T 'am Jr? , ' . 1 L-l J fl L - ,Q'--- e QQ ' Q Srl? rw--3 X , V- ,N :gg TVN! 'k.,a'Qh?m', '72 F J 1 '15 ,Q '- ,, Q A -ll jfj' Q ' N Tl ' f l .e .. X -l V'1 ' l f' vlwii' 5 'il ' A ' l l P l lg? ll 'E lL.4i gl l ? K- 'J Were.. l X -' IA .'51. rf lk- I' , . 1- .' Courtiers learn democracy by governing themselves. I v ' 1 ' 1 lllllll IM-ln-lllw. lull Clin. .XlHll4'W Nl'l.IlIll. lvmll llmw: lx 1 Il N ll ll Ihr-mlvl. lx.m Rnuxlirll. llirlmlll lim, l'x.m Nnrlvn. ull ll ww 11 nm nlrl Yquln. Ibm N4 lllll'llll'1. f.ll.lIlL'N 151 uklvx, ll.unlsl - - v ' H u ml lun xllllllllll Cnlllllm, lim I-num-11rl.rl1l. XX.1ll i.lr-.lwnr lull lI.ulm. -l fm 7 V, 1. The mailmarfs arrival is the big moment of the day. COURT IV limi: llfnv: 1l4ll1.l1l1 HllI'1x1llI11L'l'. fi1lll1'1l'N KIi111.11ski, 1111111111 111111. S11-11' Xllll, Ri1l1.1111 ll1111x11111. 11.11111 f.1.1w1111k. 111111 111-1'11.1111. 1111111011 111-11111. Xli1l1.11'1 1L11111'g1'11is. S1'111111l lf1121'l f11'1.111l 121111111 1 ' . il'llLk' 1l1'11l111g. Yiig fillL'l'l'N. 15.11111 Iiixwl. 11411111 Xi1a1'1111:111, 111111 111h11s1111, 11111111 1i111i1111'ski. 011' -158 llix 1111 c111lll'1 IV 11111i111z1i11cd, LIS it 11115 i11 past years, 11s high z11'z1dc111i1' st:111di11g 1111d had Ill6lll1JC'1'S tapped 1131- 'l'111114111:11vlQ lllll1 Re:1111e1's 1111111111z111ic's i11 z1dditi011 111 111111111111-11 interest ill 11a111p11s z11'1i1'i1ics. Ill i11t1'11- 1llll1'Li1 sp111'1s 1'11111pc1i1i1111 the c1Ulll'1 w1111 lirst place 111 16111115 111111111115 111111 561111111 Plllll' 111 g11l1, soft- 11z111. 111111 lice 1111111111 'lhc f1Ull1'1 p11cp111'e11 its go- 1':11'1 111111 1'11111pc1s11 i11 1116 611111111 Prix. S111'i:111y, 21 11111111 1li1111c'1' with 5111111111151 X ill thc' early 1311. 11151111111-s 111 C1111'is111111s, llllfl 2111 l'fz1stc1' 1'111'ty for 1111c1111'p1'i1'i11-gccl 1-11il111'c11 ware held i11 z1dc1iti1111 to 1lIllL'l' ex C1115 i11 thc sp11i11g. .X1 1116 c1111 111' the year 1116 .xXV1ll'i1S 1111111111111 1111111111-11 1L'1lf1Cl'S i11 s1'11111111's11ip 211111 z111111'1i1's, 'lihc ll11111'1 was also active i11 12111111- 101' g11x'c1'111111-111. ihis ya-111' p1'111'idi11g C11111'1ie1' 561184 lilliy. I1'CllSll1'Cl', puh1i1'i1y 11i1'c1'1111', s1'11111111's11ip di- 11e1'I111', g111d 1111110111 L11l'L'L'IUl'. B1'11'iw. B1111 112111, 1111111 Curlix. Front Rmv: A1211-V111 Miller, R11111-ri li1'1111i17. 111111 XY11it11cy, Kc-11 N1111'li11. A101111 11411115111-11'1111t. 11.ll'l'X R11l111151111. 1Yi11i11111 1'1AIl'Illl1ll1. T7111 l'1lllAllL'X, 11111111111 111-ia111z111. p1'111-1-ss 11'i111 :111 1111- 11'1'i1i11g. 1-11i1i11g. 111111111 1v111'k. 11111 p1111111g1'11p111' 1111111- 111' 1111611-x11-11 1111111111-1's, 111111 111-11's1141p1-1'. 111111-11 1fUl'l1'l'IIz'R X151I'Sl.1-f'I 1'1-IR, is 111-11111111-11 111 1it't'lJ1llg 1111 lll1'lll11t'I'S 111 1111- 111111 111 ' 1111-1111-11 111111111 1-11-1111 111111 111-1111-11-1111-111s 11111 11111 111 Q1-1111ps 11'l11llll 1111- 114111 11-1111 1-11-111'11111111c 1111- lll'llXl1lL'S. 11116 Nt'11'S1t'll1'l1 is 1111111111-11 111111 11111111111 111-111-c11i1111x Yz111i111- Kl11'1ll1lY1K'1l 111111 1110111 1'1lll'1lL'Y. T111- 511111 111 1111- 1111111-1' IS Sl 1L'l1L'l1 1l'1llll 1111- 1111-111111-1x 111 1-41111 c11lll1'1. 1-'1111'11-1' 111111s1-. 111111 4111 1111- 1'g11'i1111s 11111-11-sl 111'g1111if11111111s. 1111111 511111 1111-111111-1' 11613111115 1111' 111s 111v11 , 7. S E . , 1 ',.- 1 ., Y 111 11 11 '11 ' .f ,A 1 ' . if , ---f This VCLIIK 111:11-ks 1111: 1'i1's 1 - ' ' 4 tiers 111 11111111511 ll 5111111121111 111111111 111-1111111111 1111 1111 1 111111. 714116 1111111-1' is l11'1111111'1-11 111' Llll 111lse1 111'i111i11g f' -jf1gpff- - 6 i1 , 1 1 1'-1.12 fda, . q11111p. 1'1111111g111l111y 111' 1111- 1111111111-1 1'1111111s11 . -- Tom and Nadme examine the Newsletter flat. 111111: lfllIl'I 1'1lll11 N.1g1'1. N1-11111 1-11iv111. CL1-111'1g1- 1'i11111. 111-111111 l'111.11111.H1111111141N 1'1111111-11. 1111111- 511111. 111-1111 N11111111i1. ICIIIII1 KYN1-11, c11l11 101.1111-. 1.11111-1 1-11-1'1111:1111, x111111.llll 11.111-. -1111111 lkl1l1l'f R11111-11 1,.1I1.I. 1111111-11 N1i11-N. 1..I1lX 1'111l1. S11'11- 11.111-111. R1s1c1. L,111a111 .X1.1i11. '1111' 11111-1'1'. XY111111- I-1.1111l111-1111, 8111111111 111 1x.l11l', 11111 1-1111111111111111s. 511-11' 111111111-11111111. 1'l1'111'1'111x 111111: 1:11111-s H1111-1. 1.11111-N M1111-11 11111-1111 S111.111, 111.11111 1111111-. 11111 .X111l1111111111, P1111111 Y1111 Slll1x. 1111111 11t'1lllIlllI1. D H.1111111. 11-11-111111. .X1111-11 Sl.1Il1l1ll'X. x14Il1x I1z111x1111. 1-11111-N1 59 fn The IEHSIVG2 school yczu' was another eventful yczir lor Court Y. Thu yt-:ir hegztn with the tradi- tional all-courts st-renault' ol' thu czunpus resiclente hulls hy thc liresluncn. AX few wccks later Lifter thc Iircshuicn Clourtiers htul llCljllSlCCl to tzunpus lilc. intrgunurztl sports startvcl, with Court V taking :ui zittirt- part in :ill ol' thcin. licsicles plating high in lmskctlmll. solthgtll :incl horscshot-s. Court Y won lirst pltirc in thc lzthlc tcuuis :ind ll hztskct- hall tournaunt-nts. It wats also proud to have the ull- tzunpus tcnnis thxunpion among its iucinhcrs. Court Y not only rgtnkecl high in ttthlc-tit' I1t'lllCYCl1lElllS. hut I also in stholtistit' zirliit-rciiiciits. liztring screitll inein- . X hers ttippt-cl lor louiziliaiwk and Rczuucrs honorauics. The zinnuzil court stholtistit' hginquet was held in Jain- Plenty of Christmas spirit is displayed in Court V. uziry' with awards heing given to the unit and person with tht- highest index for the year. Html: lfozvz Qtt-liht-n Crziwi-tis, Gt-orgv Kltfiixiclwii. ll'illi:un Kuhik. Rithzirtl lYiltig, lYilli4un Hopp. John Bl IlC7lli. Frank lim. lbuxuu' CLigih.nn. ,Ianni-s l'lu'l'sulI, .XlllL'll l.tII', Niltw Kl1lCll1IL.l'I'41Hfll,1lil'I llztuicl SlI't'L'It'l'. ,xllllll Rcctl. Bill l'l.tIni.m, fi.lI'f Nltlliqukt-ii, 'lim lI.urtliu1iI, klullll Miller, illiqiplwll. Rztlph l,ix't-ngootl. Unit- Ort-rton. lftl Ho1'kt-iiliatgt-il, lllullms Stitfrwgtll. vltrllll lirit-h. 811111111 Row: Dun' Xlgtrtin. lint Coots, .Iiin lirt-stwr, liill Nuwtonih. Vlil'lil'f' lfcwcll. Ditli l'hil Nloiuihzin. Nlikt- liurrotiglis. CLt'r.nrtl 'l.inowski. ,llaivitl Smith. iilllllull. Irxing Sonnvhorn. titroigt' tivih. lohn l r.ist-r, 'lioni -1110 11115. is 11111 1Lll'g1'S1 si11g11' 11111ix'i1y 111111111 11l1' SIQII1' 8111111 1111111 111'g.1111f.1111111. 111'11.1111'z1a1111g All 11x 1ll11lf 1111-11 1si1111'1111's, 1111' 11111111 5111111111 p1'111i111'm ll 111'1'111x'- 1111111 111llll' s1'1'1i11' 111 111C 1111'11 111111 11111111111 111 11l1'51' six 1'1llll'IS. T111' 11111111 Ll1'1' lll.ll11 111111 111110112 l1l1'Y 1'1111g1: 1111111 11ca111' 11.1ss11111 I,J1'1lQ,1'LllllS 111 1111' 1.111's1 111151 1YU11Yl'f11l1Q. .X1s11 1111-11111 11-11111' p1'11g1'111111 811111 IS 1111- 51111111111 c111Yl'1'111111'111 1I111111'111111'1' lll'1' 111'11111 1111- 1'1'11g1'z1111111i11g 111111 1i11gi111-111'i11g 111'p.11-11111'111s. 111 111111111 11111s1s1s11l 11111110 1111111 L1 1111111111111 11111111111 111111 IS S1111 1'xp111111i11Q,. 11'1I'1'S is 11111- 1111 11111 141111151 11111111 mg s1111i1111s 111 11l1' Pl1l'11111' R1-ai11c111'c X1'111'11l'1x. 1111 f w Q ISISISI' 1 - 3 HITS 2 ll PRHPE I S JA 212. 111.151111'1.11111111.1111111NI11111111111111111111111111 11 11115 h111lUl1.xXl1T515 1111 1Ill1N111l11I11N11l 111 11111-11.11i1111. 11-1lCl'1' Lll'1' 1111-1' six11' N11111 111111111118 111 N1111'i ils 1311 1.1111'llS11llh .11'111i1i1-s 1111' 5111111111 sl111111111'1 Are you twmg to fell me how to mn Thi, Staflonp J . 11111 lJll1'111llJ.111fS lll 111.111y 111 1111' 1.11111'111'1 11Lll111'S. 1 11l111'lc'1fl'f111111111 1l.IQ1'l. 1111111 R11111. 11111.11 X111111. .11111 11111'1g1'11. 111111 11.111111 1.11.1111w 1'11111. 11111 11111111112 1111111 1X':1s111111111, 111111111 1l.lX1'I. 1111111 X11'11.ll'lN, -1.11 51l1111x. 1li111.1l'11 11vl'1111'Il11.I1111'l1. l1ll111 l:ll1l'f 1111111111111 11l11x1'. 111111 1111111111411 N111i11111'1. Rox 1l1111111'1', 11.111 N1l11,'Il. K1111'1'111 111111k. 11':11111- 11111 xv1b111'1, 111111 1'11Q1'll11.1l1, S11'l1111'1I 1.111111111g11.1111. 111l,1l11N qII'1111'. ,11111 'l':1111111 11 11.111111 1'.1u1111, 111111111 1311111 Rl1NN1'11 X11111'.11. 1111111-11 1111111111 X111111 1-11111-11111-1111. 1111111 511111111 1'11'l'11'. 11'1s1' 1111111-1, 11111' l.1'111111.11'1, 11111 111111111111 11111111.11 1.11111-1 R111111. 111I.l111'N 1111ll1llJ1l111, 11.1111 x11l1111D1' . , , , , 51.11111 1111111 L.1111f4111111. ,X1111111111 111'1g111, '11'1'1'x x1l1N11'l'. 111-111111 -111 1 Frm-Ef??L'I'g,.:f ,lt 'i-.?i.f'Ls.ysw,Mat-ofa-2i ' ., I . . . . , tttil'm'ttmately. in the lield of yellow slips. In the ff' Iield ul athletics they did surprisingly well, consider- ing' the large itttttther ol' Ireshttien. In lall the soft.- V' hall It'2llIl plated lottrth in courts league. and winter I ,an , ' 3 sports proclttt-etl two extremes. Une basketball IC2tlt't ' ' A Q if, t littished with the league eliattipitmsliip and tlte other N with att tmhletttished record. hut alas. in the wrong Q tlirettitnt. Court YI was aided hy the eetltral eourtier . . . tmfatiilzttiuti in estahlisltinw' umttrl fvm'e1'litt1e11t. Court VI men emoy the hospitality of Southwest X. N U 5 limi: lime: 1-Still lilitluvetleltl. blaxttes I.llllt'l'ltll'l, Philip Donald Rugg. Paul Rawlitt. Vincent Dotnzttimrski. Thomas Sllllvtll, Duttaltl llassler, Cltarlt-s Hilton, john Ct-lslager, Craig, Patrick Ileneltan. lfmnl Rumi: Robert King, Colin 'Imtt llrttll, Clair Rlmtles, Terry 'l'uw11se1id. Xl'illiztrtt Starr, Blake I.!llH2I5lL'li. Nl'illiattt llolittstnt, Malcolm Dillnizm, litztwti, fav Bt-qtsIt'x', joe Ilieclrith, Swmztfl Rmv: llerman Charles Ilutlge. Forrest .Xppletmr .lun ,Xttders. Robert lxtmpl. Rtihett Lester. lllllll Clit-t't'x', illtarles Quinn. .ferry Ciundilf, Rohert Oeding. Rithartl Smith. Louis Sortltevielt. t.tirlex. lnseltlt Clarfila. Nlttseplt Ilrt-aglteatl, 'I'lmmas Sutttler. 4162 This year Court V1 was rtniipusecl almost entire- ly ul lreslmteti. hut despite this they tttanztged to excel in many lields. Their social lilie was highlighted hy a Noremher trade dinner with the women of Sotttltwest X. the Clltristnias tleeurating party. which was held in the middle ol the court, and a Slblgll ride in lfehrttary. In scholarship they also excelled. lhe tmttt-type' t'cs1clc1u'c hztlls gnc thc nnly ont-s on tgnnpus with Il prixzttc luungc lm' cx'c1'y sixtccn lu twenty rcsidcnts. llcsidcs hcing, at guest ltmungt- :ind klgC'l1L'l'l1l ntccting plzuc- ol unit tncnthcts. thcst' loun- ges also sci-ve its rmmtus lin' group study and discus- sion. This yt-zn' thc Cluttrtict' St-ltulznsltip llcpgtrtb ntcnt inititttcd at lizuulty-sttulcnt discussion scttics. Klum' thztn thirty lzuulty lnctnhets xisitcd tht' hull. lllflllfllllg' Nh: Ruhctt lf. Pmvcll. xt umsttltgttit in- Slfllfltll' with thc Purdue Sttpctwtstmt lnstttutc, znul Dt. Cecilia Zissis, iXssistant Dcztn ul XYUIIICII, Klip Powell discussed thc suhiect t'1'c:ttix'c thinking, with the Clnu1'tic1's, and Dt. fissis lcd at clistttssimt titled The Clitnatc ul' gt l'nix'c1'sity. lfut' thc it-sis dents unxthlc tu pzt1'tit'ipgttc, 1'L'tHl'CllllgS wt-rc nmclc at and presented hy XYCITS. thc lluttrticr rztdiu stauiun. The students hope to spmtsui' it signin in thc liututc. 111111: lfnzu: lun Smith. liill lStuL. llgtxid livll. .Xnlris liurins, Rolutwt Gould, Nlitlntcl Hntcs, Bill Lcntlvtx Vlzuncs Hninc, flztry GL-rking. litkt-l l'!.tnc. lluw.n'tl Bnltztrcl, Swfurzfl Rum Philip Yttllllg, .luhn Sztrztlulcutt. Ralph Xlillcr. 'I't'1'ry Nlztrtin s s xg. :X -,5,f,k..s.: 4 ,e,,-,wks g::.:.,g..: s is ,..,t ,.... . X X X X R Vx Q xy -win :QV ' .1 E S ' ' ss:x.:1- Q it we x .- :ttf- - ssl' 45 X kixvgfx Courtiers use their unit lounge for group study. 7 l'.tul lslllltlxllhlll. lxunvs llllssL'll. Rnn.tltl llwltttwtl. Irlllit. Flllll, liill lllllls. 1-mn! lfmw: Yun blzumvic. Rulmld lfus Y ICI Blttlmlnt ,Xxc1'y. lAnn fltunl. lxulicrt Nclsfm. 'lultn Sfmt Ixlt' lhx-u't'1'. fit-rgtltl Il:tllul.n. Run Nl.n'tin, 4t 3 ' Tx. 'H 5 '-,N l. ,, - .... ,lug -T111 'W QKQ W, Q.- W1.. 1 - 7-T. .4 ... ..:..,,,,-1 -1 5... X . .nrt 4 ' 1 V wh 3 P . A s ,N N 'D .!'-3' Ffa. 'li flig, x A :M . X . .'n .,,,, U 4:1 2 'var A 'x ,Q -s Mig 5 X ...N , 'z ,a mv. -r -1' -Q-, , 'Pun- ' 'Kiwi Q 4 V' l ' V 'vm ..,, W. asimd, .4 .. - V A , I., mi.. 1 ' 0.41. -,lf U. Zilnlg f .8 ,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,, , bi 3, X 'fl 'WW' Q, ww. .. as .fa ' me ww ,gl K his Q ...W N '.sv..X- ., -- , . +-Nik....1-xfxwns., M - x . WN., I X Q X W ' , . . N' . . YT . . 3.5 .- . . ., -, 'ff Q f, 1 ,. Nz .....4. .af . - f ' ..- 53- ' '+:,fffw5:.,l.' ' V ,W . f Z 0: ' . 1. H h 1 n'u1p.n-4' 5 'xx ' 1 ' K an tu th tio Under the leztdcrship ul Dziryl Dc-ig, thc lltt SS. d providing the men ol Il-l with at cotttplctc calcit- Exectttirc Cluttm-il set ztlmtit prmttutittg hzill uttitx Clair ol Sibfllli. rcc't'c:ttto114tl. intel vttltttrztl crcttts. lht lull sctuestcr saw thc HSllI7C1'SliIi0I1 Hop ttclclccl 6 :iltfztcly full stmcigtl t'alct1d111'. and thc Iluss: with thc wotucn ol Dtthme Hztll. were sslcttcd Im X'2ll'SiU' V2 'i ' f 1 i ' i ' ' Q ' i 1 X ittcttts lm thc lutttth unisuitttxc xt it. hi Ircslmizm Clnuttcil, plamncc L I ty 1 Dc tc'ctt1hct'. thc Ilusstir I-in-slttttctt, ltcatclt-cl hy thc ns whtrh gztw H-1 the .XIO sptttistwccl trupltx lor at third year. Nlxtrch sgtw thc sttttcssiul cxctutit nl' the Iiussztrs Dinner 1711111 c - 'fitysttil CI1ttmttscl . Daryl Deig, Executive presldem In May there were twn Httswgtr Uraiml Prix ctitrit-s. The evening ul' thc Grand Prix wats thc cltttc nf thc Lats Vegas party. tutuplctc with ll gzutthling cztsi llfl. The 5c'niur and st'ltul:tt'sItip KiillllL'l'S clmcci thc ycgtr. H-1 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL httl ltttttttmttltlttx tttiu I'.tt1l, flrft Hum. lt'rl'r l,t'wtw, Xlit . ' ' Q ' , - I'hom:1- Xliitwlmk. Dt-lhcrt Stltuh. l..trrx Y.lllQil.lll, Rin h.ml ,ax i Klulmttl Xltttpht. lltxtcl C..ulmlwt'Il. 'NXQSA 35- +I rss, N -4- ti .4 x 4 1 ifv Stull. lwfml lffftri lluttaltl l'i1'lrlw. l7.1llir'l liwhl. l3.tltl Hug. 21' ll l 1 Charles Vogel, Executive President The H-2 council spent a very busy year leading the llalherdiers through niany activities. The Fresh- men were introduced to college lile hy a trade danre with the girls ol' both XVood and XVarren Halls. 'llhe lfall Festival. which was highlighted by a queen con- test and a pie throwing contest. clitnaxed the fall social ralendar. The H-2 glee cluh provided the t'hildren's Christmas party with gay entertainment. lhe llalherdiers and their dates enjoyed dancing, amid snowllalte decorations. to the musie of Glenn Nlillers orvhestra at the Snowflake Fantasy. The Halherdiers Radio Station YVHRC. added another new hroadfast to provide a public address system lor all ol' the aetivities of the club. The installation ol' a date lounge in the hall was met with enthusiasm hy all of the members ol Hallmerdiers. H-2 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Iliff: lt'fm': lim lfuler. latk Smith, Mike Stt't'1'ett. Chutk 'l'imlje. Douglas DoRt-mus. lX'avne kIol1nson.1 ronIRoan Kenneth XVilson. Brute Nason. Charles Vogel. Douglas H'hite. Ronald llohenhrink. E' Ji -1543 . 1 'ffpffif iv 57.3, V Q? ov liutk llozwi Ron l3l.tiilwiiIr.tlxet. Hill Nl.IXlil'.Illll, Bernie' l,ipps, ll.tniillon. lft't'tl Yun lf-i-wir, I7on.il1l llt-irin.in. lxmttt llxixitl Rui. liirk fIl.irk. l.niies l'ltlKl'l'Ill. I-mul Roxv: Stott lngills. fi.Ill lxtnrllll, H-3 E ECUTIVE COUNCIL l ,xez1libur Club started the year oll with ll big brother picnic. The men ol llefl. alter tnatny hours ol' przit'tit'ing. zippextred in the Yairsity Yziriety show lor the Iiilth ronsec-utixe year. One ol' the :idditions this yezn' wats :t lfreslnnztn Clounfil established under the revised constitution. lhe C:tt'y-lixczililnii' Cllub XVinter Formal was held in December. Next in December was the children's Clhristmzis party. llnrb ing the entire yezn' the lixralilnir Club held ninner- ous Faculty-Guest Programs. Later in Nlztrrli. the SCholzn'ship Dime :X D2ll1L'C'l' benefit was held. .Xgaitr in the Spring, lixcalibtli' Club sponsored severzil Grand Prix entries. Also in the Spring were the Scholarship Recognition Dinners and Senior Recog- nition Banquets. The joint four unit Spring Semi- Formal was also held by the men ol Fxenlibur Club. Donald Heirmeri, Executive President ,,,.. It's Grand Prix time-who will be the driver? The opening of school found the Northeast llnit ol' H-l planning for such events as square dances. hayrides. and picnics. During the football season tht unit built pep rally signs to boost Boilermaker athletic teams. Intramural sports were participated in hy Northeast with much enthusiasm as the unit tied lor lirst place in track and placed high in the haslaetball linals. In addition to athletic persutes, Northeast held several trade dinners which were very well attended hy many ol the men ol' the unit. After Iinishing in eighth place in last years Grand Prix with their Blue Nloon Special. Northeast again participated in the annual May Classic. Campus life and athletics did not completely dominate the men ol' Northeast's time, however. Scholarship was stress- ed: various scholastic awards were given, and the unit's oxer-all index improved. H-1 NORTHEAST Iifnf: limit Doug Xlxttltcr. llarrtll lill'llll.lllIll. lYcslct loin Lotknioncly. Nlikc lrani, Howartl Stoner. Norm llreskr. l'ai.ulisc. tlliarles llulton. lxert .Xrtwitle lohn Hlilsli. Alzuues Stan Ball, lloh Yan Dewoestine. lid liuonen. Raymond Shaw, Higgs, litlw.trcl Sthwztlm. latrrx Xloiztntl. Norm Stiles. Tlzim' lfmnl lime: lierry lloppleton. .lelli lfherlt: Roy Xyers, Dick lffnr: l'.iul Sl'lllL'l', lst-nsall Xl'ise. ltarrx llxlton. loc' Sharp. llohinett. Harley Seymour. lioh Lord. Nlel Nlartin, XYilliam loin Xwlsrill. l.t-n liaplan, Nliltc Rigtlon. Nlilae Stone. Dave Ntrer. Rohert l.ut.ts, Donald NltCIuhhin. Xshlt-X. lim Rec-tl. Nw om! Ifrri Iohn Cxphcrtl. lxcn C.lt'mt-ns. ,Mata Qflffim 'ei 468 pd ww' N N wmvw mn F f 1 fizfl' ,E :HN limi: lfmw: .Xllaul Hl'1h.1l'. Kurtis lV.lHlIl.Ill, l'.:ul Nm.1k. Nrffmfl lfmw' xY.llll'l' I.nggg.ul. Xll.lIlfv1lllllL'llx.ljkl l..:m-. Run iQur1'gL' Hml, ,Luk flll.lIlllJ.IlQllL'. RHIJCII H.1Im. RilIl.ll'Ll l..nulm, lim l'llllllIIll4'l. 5lk'Nl'Il lwsluvli liulr l3l.uk, lxalum l5.ll'll.lIJN, Ixk'llIlt'lIl HHXX'l'l. lim VlIl.ll'IJl', Riclmlsl fmlcll1.uln'1'. lluumll, lwml Huw. Inlm Null, lun XIUHIV, Sum- Ilulnn, Ylwlliflf Ifmw: f1ll.lI'Il's xyL'iHII'CllllL'I'. Slmwcll link. Smmm XILIII 5ll.llINN. lugvm- R.nml.m, In Yun-n11l.l1l. XY.nlI4-I llil.uul. lmxicl xYC.lXk'l'. lulm XLIIIII. l'.u1l Nulvsll, lfklhill llL1LN!llQ,K'l. I.um-N flu-INIIN. lulm Nu.mN-fn. Nu-xv Smll, Nfgglills, lkuinl Stilsillgcl, lcllx fl.llilNL'll.l. l.lIllt'N llulmll. limlc limp: lrrlmC-iIlulxiu,U1'i1l Xurris, Ilvrux Nvlwn. lrxin Him: lL'llX l,vu'is, lvrrx I3.n1Lf. I.umu Hl.llll'Il. Ihxullvx Xlkfllllllhlll. Hsmw lluis, Rialnml Chunk. lulm l,ll!.lll. lk-lm Xhmg. Nlialmvl lnlm. Gill Um, limb lf.mu'l, llulmin xXvIL'l1IxL'. In-lc-,l3.l1'1w B.ll'lill'X. lm-I,upc1. 'I'!1lrflICu11': xV.llll'I' Salim-xillg, Dumlul Nlnll. Rlvlhllll Nlwl. Rmmnlsl lu-Imp I-mul Ibm Imcpll fIl1.l1'ncxki. Rikl1.Ilkll f:ll.lIbIll.lIl. Rvx xlills. XIimI1.1cl lJ.mm Smillm. f,llIHN I.n11w. Nine IM-llllix. ll.I KJISIIIIIQ. lilwl Clglrlrrllxl. I'-Ul'5l XYulic1'ml, lmulnlm cQ.ll'l'1lll.IIl, IQIIHIILIN Ix.nlikr1', linlmlullc. lhxv Sllllllll, fIl1,nl'lL's lillnlmvllullgll. RJNIIIHIHI Hrucu Nlcliinm-y. .Xrlcn Ra-xlmlnls. Xntlumx Bcll.uxi.1. .Smmfvl Yl.ns.4L. lkum-l XhXI.nh.m. Nlxkv XIHIIDIIX. Pi lill- AT , ,uw sf H169 Burk Rmw: Howard Curtis. Larry Xvilllgllilll, llzuuu Dcllzlb, Auliolil, :XllgYSl Nllllll, Rzxyliclcl Fislicr. Dznicl Cooke, David Nlailioliu lY0lKlW17l'Ill. Rouulal llussc-ll. Dnvicl ll'ullC1'. Roger F:iiu'i'uliolt, Daiviml Cauurcel, -Izuues Rich. joseph Dudor. Siliorr, klolm Scxiuour, l,zi1'rx' Slizifcr, Riiliuul Sault. Tlzinl Ccorgc Ycmtou. Frou! Roni: Bob SLllXV1llAU. Stn-vi' S4illllC'lCl', Rozy: Presley' :Xl'lIlOlCl, L1ll'1'Y Hiuuiu. Kcuuclli Quzirfool. Vloliu Rovkn. l'il'l'llC1'lLli Nuliolzls. Kun Xl:-vers, Philip Cecil Hoppiivg. klnck Shelton. Bnrrv .'Xtkiusou. Dun Bolil. Xlirbmli. Riiluuwl Nlorelli. 'lll'I'l'Y Kclirrr. jerry I..u1er, Lloycl Smith. loliu LnDui. 56001111 Row: Frccl Bulk Rmv: llilllll llclsl. .I.uuus Sllllll. Olrcu xvlllllllll. Robvlt kl.llllL'S Li2llIlCl'bUll. xl'COIIlf Huw: ,Xrl l.lllllL'Il1i1l1, Bill flauuou. lVell5, ljIllllCl Sokolowxki. Douxilil ll'c'lJxlt'1'. ilillljllllh Nlikc Hays. Bill Brisioc, Bob XVackCr. Mike Trouiuovliaris, fxnflcrxoli. Nliclizwl l'illI'I'Cll. liriaiu Xlnxoiiv. blguuca llziu. Thirfl kltjllll Alllj0lllllll. lirizm Bowrou, Doug Hiirringtou. Front Razr: Louis Kllfillllllx limlwgml Cox. Rougilcl llolliuosworlli. Now: -lim Cllu. Diik Fl-Illillllllyll. Ralph Hoop. Jim Clzlrk. Bob Muk Ciruiup, llifllll Cllxiwiis, Lulicu lloluisou, Clizirlcx Huuh. Howruxl llauuillou. ,Xrtliur Collins. Ivauk Olwcu. CJDITIII. lliugux Ru-cluuzum. XVilliauu liiuir, kloliu fyfViDIlllf1l'. 4 1193, C5 Ci i L 70 listie index i11 H-l: ll disti111'ti11n ul' which they were xery pftlllfl. ll1Il'lllllll1'Lll spurts ztlsu played ll big 111111 111 N11rthwest's zietivities. llgisltetlmll. lJ1iSt'lJiill. :ind bWllllllllIlg were actively pzirtieipzited i11 hy tl1e 111e11. .V 415 'Z 1 gt mv 9 Q Y -.Q Once again the Xtmrtliwest. llnit did ll li11e juh . hoth 2lK'llllL'Illll'illly llllll gtrlivily wise. S111-i.1lly. the . ii X,-1 xenr lJCg'2iIl witl1 Ll llLlyl'lKlU :1111l party lllIL'llV.llKlS All 5---'1QiiL5!'Q' ii 1 the hnll. 'li141lllC Lllllllt'l'S Lllltl parties XK'lIll tl1e XQIIF 'X i 1' .. 111115 lX'UlllCIliS housing units kept the 111e11 husy dur, ,WJ5 52.13111 111g the I'g1ll. 'l'11wz11'd tl1e Cllll 111' the lirst setnester Lili- ,A 1 -1 ,, iq X' uvities tapered ull' slightly while the 111e11 studierl 5 lor Iiinals. Ill the spring Z1 fiCl-rxifillllllllltil Llllllll' was held tl1e night helore the Ilusszir ftllillllll IllllllCl' Cl'llll'C to z11'111111i11t the lllCll H'lIll the 11111-tml'-t11w11 wo, 111611. 1'xGlflCllllK'Zllly. Nortliwest had the highest Slxlltl- Xs ll unit they ZH'LllllllIlfllCKl Il very high point stand- ul I Santa visits the men of Northwest, when they're good l g '1 1'elz1ti1111 to the nther hulls. 11111: Rmr: Ihile F1'1'l1:1tk. Ellfl SIlt'lLllL'l'. lvtfllllllll Rihhle. N1'11n11l It11.1': l.llllL'i N1ew.11t. 'l'l1e111l111'e li.11l.1kix, D11 ld11111111l 151-11111, I-5111'1W' NQ155, Huh I.eepe1'. kIlllllL'S XX'np11eIl. lS11ll111lx. Nl.1x lli111h111.111. l'ill'4l lx1'i1111.111iel1, lYilliN I'11lli11N Ilflilll liidwell, Klux Hi111eli1k. Robert Z111'11s11ik. llllll lJ.11i1l l'11w1'1, fil'L'gtl1 l'elle1x, Ri1l1.11'1l l'11w11e, lltbgll XVell111:111. D1111 Hem Tl11'1'1I 16111113 Gttrr Qll.lX'. Hike lllllll. S111l1.1111-It, ,l11I111 Ul-ten. lflllllf Ifmv: li1'1111eth1-X111l1'1s1111. Nl.11k Xichohtn R11he1'ts, lienneth liUl'll. 1,4111 x'flllCll'lAQt'l'LL', Lztrry liierlx, l.1llltL' l.L'UlllL'NNL'l'. lil.Illlk' i11111is. lil.'llllL'lll flue, ll.1lI1 XC'l1 1I'll, Roger Carle. Huh Cillenn. llz11'11ltl l-Setk. 'IW11111 YX'g1sl1er. Rwgus. liquid xlV.llllNll'X. Slll.lll Q11.1x, ll111'l.111 l'lIlLQllINl'. NI1 1 lxirk llihle, .Ian Cook, Chgtrles f,3lILlKliClllJllhll, l't111l l.i1111w. S1l111l1k, ,x n A J' f 'W' A Al1l ,1 Scutheast and Cable Courts share a Valentine dinner. H-'l SOUTHEAST limi: Roar: lellerx Nlngnitk. Robert Silver, Xlvlllllllll Sensliols. l-dwgml Steplremori. lluritl llelm, Steve Godwin. l,:n'ry Nwirling. Robert Pinion. Paul Hauser. yilll-VII It'1m': Robert cillI'lX. Riclmrd llezttllex, Ilgnid Llur, Pnul l,Qllllt1'fl5, Phillip ,. .. ,. ,. Xpplc-. ll'illi.un Downs. l-,rn.m l't-mguld. lhomats Nlright. Urienting the green-cupped lfrosh and serenad- ing the women's residence halls helped begin the year lor the men ol Southeast Unit ol: H-l. Enthu- siastic lootball fans built pep rally signs and the Hawkeye sign lor the rain-drenched Iowa weekend. A trade dinner with Vuwter Hall proved successful. while the Freshmen took charge ol 21 hztyride at An- derson's on South River Road. Many Southeast men pztrtieipntecl in the Varsity Varieties act Stone Age Purdue, in which H-l joined the North units ol' 'X'. lfollowing semester break, the Southeasters held ll Vnlentine's day trade dinner with Gable Courts. The Southeast I'nit Go-Kart team completely rebuilt lust years iinx-plagued lluoresc-ent Speedster and named her the Huss1tr Hustlern. The hall dance and spring lormnl provided ztdditional recreation. Robert Yorgenssen. Alzunes Cllllllllltf. Swronrl Row: Raymond ll'L'lls, Robert ll'helthel, Cecil Nickell. Peter Mills, David jones. Donald Butz. Daniel Hunter. Szlmael DeHax'en. Frou! Rnzv: Dirk liitlclney. Henry Fitth, Put klorins. Tom Hutchinson, Nornnznn Miller, ,lohn Vlolmson, Richard Higclon, - 1 472 Huff: lfmw: XIHILIIL' XI.lw1l, ,Inn SIRI-glm, flllll IQII'Ikl'IllILlII, limwi XIiIIl.u-I lnlllglxlm. IMIIII linux, XII.111 Nellmnll I nu Rubcrl I'iLll'I'.lI'. Iim Xlalllcnrx. Guy l3.1I1IiH. I'.nuI Clmnlwill. Ixlllgg. Iulm IS.xIk-I. IUIIII NL'llIL'Il. Rm sk ,In I'nl1l Iulln AIIIIIIIIJC, IZIIIIIIUIIN I'.1I'l'cll. Run I'1cIsIx. 'l'lllrfl1ffm': Ix,u11.m1.m:II. lwmfl lffmx liw11.lI1I Ixwmu. I mIII Ilnllf Ilglvicl Rulrcrls. Inn II1um.u. Xllwcll CQi,l111l:.lIx'u, I,1lllI IIuu.ll'cI f.II.lIllIPL'IN. Iulm lx-u.uI1. Ilan' Ihxix. IMIIIIIN Iilmlyx fllmln-rkln. I.um-N XXX-iglv. Iulm IIlmu'1. IIIXIIIIR IIwunI.1. Il!lwIlL'lIlll'I, l'.ul1'1lk lhwlu RinI1.mI Il-nII.mcI. Inn Iimuglncr. IX'ilIi.1m Xl.nIim, AVIIUIYI Mrk Ifmv: O. Ii, Ilulnwnll. Il.m Slumlf. IJ.micl Zuimlmrr, C.L-u1'gn- I,1lwx, Nffnml lfmw IHILIIIIJII C-Illlvl. hun C lIIPL'lI IQHIJLTI IYimIl11L'l'. Ilan- Nlullix. Ihwlm lilmvn, Hurt Ruw1l1I.1I1I, CIIIUIIN Innllcx. I.m Xl:lwlm'IIn-1, f..nlx xIv.llI1IlIxl Rulnll I'I1iIIiI1 HCIIIW. lIlllllI.lN II.lllfIL'1. XX'iIIi.1l11 Ix.1cIc1'. Ink xYIlIll'. NIIIQ- II.lIIII.IN. lwlm Ix1'.lxm'l', l.n11x II.lIIlIl1I Imu in-rlirll. Iiulm XIUII. Rich I'uIIc'1'. I'.nuI 'ImI1I. I l'.u1lIx I'1mIxn-ll. NILHL. Ruin-rl IlllIk'XILIl. lwfrzl l.'fm': I'lluIIilv R.nmInII I'IlIIIlb Iiulf IYIliti11g, 'llrm NYiIIi.umx. Ixvnm IXL'.I2.L'l', IXCII 5XK.lIINtlIl. 5IlH'k'Xt'. Ilvlln-II Xlxru, Il.ulxI ling. XYIIIIHH XIIIIIQ Riclmxcl Iulllllml, Ilcmx Rmllmllcl. IMI: flrnvk, Rulnml 5IL'lJIlL'II I'.lx'Ix.u, Iiulp 3lIIIHlI. thnx XI.IIllL'l, Illmfl f,lllI.Ill liulcvu. CIIILIIIIUS IS.Ikc'r. llinI1.mI Rugun, Rulmvll Iklcrlmmk. IMm.uIcI IXRHILI. q -'N 'FN A F H fi 'Q W1 77 '73 171 fi Z IW., rx 370 7 , I W if W. l l X---,X-.W-iid' -- YN:-Skim . KN., lnl: Hfm-1 XYHllQ.lIlLQ Xlil. l,4ll'l'X l'x.mN. lm' Kl.n1'i114nx'gp-li. Xmfnnl lhnv: Rulwrl Xiiksic. Su-xc qlankwn. ihwiu llznrlsoli. lnlnn fllllIIlK'lIll.IlI, IR-In-1' lh-ill. llulm Nlurixn. lfrul .Xllvn. lauk XXilli1nm.CL.m lnlmclv. Dxnicl Pclk. Stanley ln:-1', Curl Ihvc .Xltlvli .fXl.in Xlillil. tlflilllll ,l.IlUl7Nl'Il. Qlqniics I,L'llllJbL'l'. CIulc1n.:n. SlL'1Jl1l'I1 lllt'1'stlll. Hub Nlllllyillllllil. lfmnl Razr: l'lr1'nl Rmv: ,lim I.clnnun. Rqllfll l,imlg1'vcn, L.n'1'x' Iiviflnxx lJ.n'id Nlgnwn. 'lmn Clgnnplwll. Chris Bnli. Reign' Siinzul. XYilli:nn l.l1k'N, Clll.n'lu Mui. Pclul' l ull.nn. Kirk lllnlllils l'lulgus, Inlni Scwur. .XI lrnnw, Hull SlIllIllt'l'lllllll, Del ll.ni'ingl4m. CL.n'x 5lll1'NQ'l, Riilx.n'rl lillllxlhllll. llunnnu Olsen. Slllllll. :nk lfnxwi llt'llIlLll'll flux, fill.lI'llL' Hurw. l'l1il H:n'n1nnik. 5lL'll.llll. lm' Slzccu: Slum' ,Xxlnluy Riclianxl Nlmcll Roll Nail. XX'illi.nn Nllllillllllllll, llxniml Ulwn, Ihinu ,Mlnln-mill, licrngml ll.I1'1'X Ixncgixnl. Rulmcrl liuwcs. liilcslll' lil1ylt', Klliamrlm lixiccn. Xlilw Xl.1linnl1, 'lklfml Iimwz lm' Ilwllnx lid Zxiann. Xllnllmill. 1'mnl Nmw: lQCllllL'lll klulimmi, Bruce Clllnclcrsml. XYilli:nn llnnn. C.li.n'lnw l'l1ly'Q'llUW. linlmml Dirlu, Cl.nl IHLL Silllnlln-l'. Bill I.llllllNll'l,lI1I, Dun XYul11i.nk. Stow' Seckmnzln. Run Kgnilmlv. fllnnk l 1'.:lic'l1 ll.llll ILIIIICS. xvlllllllll lllllllnnn. Rulmwl llnxli, llzwiml Xvlllflflll. l.1nv, Lcuxgc l3.utlm-ximli, Xfvmnl lfmwq Uni Vining, Dimk Q . -A 4-g . . i . f. IH liver sinee the Hussar Club was established. live years ago, the Southwest l'nit has been one ol' the most active groups. 'l'he unit held an inter-hall tuga of-war at the beginning ol' the year: Southwest eniergf ed as the victor. Other activities in tlte Iiall inelttded a hayride and informal party at the hall alterwards. several trade dinners with the wonietrs residence halls, and a Beatnik Dance for the nten and their dates. Alter the first round ol hourlies was over. Southwest gave a twisting party lor relaxation. Etiquette dinners were held periodically during the year enabling the men to improve their table man- ners. Southwest was quite interested in the loreign students on Campus and had some ol' theni as dinner guests on oeeasions. In the spring the ttnit practiced for University Sing. A prograni was also given to honor all the mothers on this weekend. link Huw: Dave lfisk, Daniel llnrian. Clharlie lil'.llll7. Anthony 'l'ar0ni. .Xl Grieve, I.:-on liriston. Ian Rosllolt. Ruell Fiant, Arthur Holmpie. Tlfird Razr: Nlitthell Usborne. Clarence Patgett. Kenneth Nelson. George Dmle. xlellrv Tollinger. Ravniond Peter. Robert Boldt. David Rith.trtlson. Dick Stewart. Mike Rav. I,eslie llarper. Smmnl lime: Donald I' .0 X, X -. .a3T 4.. ' N,....f NNW N-.eff Southwest enjoys a satisfied feeling after dinner H-'I SOUTHWEST l'illLIl'll, f.l1.1tlt's llagtnt. lion Ut . . Slialilio. K..til lloxti1n.tlt'. Rtilieit ltines. fhlll Rot-sler, llttt lltnns l'l1illtl1 lxtts l,lXItl Catltlwtll. I-mn! limit Htlllllll lt1lt1.tx. loin ll'lli'll'XX'NlxI Nlnlttt Slllllll lltu lv ltr XX tint lll in lnnts l'ithintn rs XX. V- ' 'i lst Dotlgl.tsl.l.nnil1, Ifvhn Xloln. . . 1. I I t Ml t tl F H V 5 lt V' tt ,- ly 1 A ,1 A r t i I K , , , W l , 1.1-if? X - t f 'fl lifnl: lffuw: XX'illi.tm SHlllllt'l'Il. Ituk Stiult-I. .Xltun Rucwb. tI.uItlt'll. NVIIIVIII Rnzw: 'lun Ruxk. Qucntin l,l1lhlL'l'Cl', Fluyt Chuck Yulk, llulmltl XYt'llJul'. xvtlllltlll l'.urtl'itlgt'. lirugc cQ NNl'.lI.11'Ultlc:lllNllIIl1Yl'C.XHKIILICI1,lllIllICl'l. litmus Hul'wt,mtl Hvlctli.-k. Hill Otltwky. Rtulullzh vlxllllf. -ILIIIIUS llnlltnztll. Iltillg Smith, Klux Nlmmlr, Milton Iilmpllltcim. Mithate Xlialmt-l Xlthmn-111. 'luhn Rvlvcr. Tlmtl limp: Dm-wigltt Strunk. Iicith Pcrkim. Dennis Iltillglllllltll. lfmnl Run' Rumtm. R.mku llutuf, Stt-vt' RADITII lJ.mic'l llu1'1'm11. l'51't1u- Ritllgtrtl Rlmtlxl. Ilwigiht flgtrlwll. Paul 51113112 Hula Hgtrkc 1'..tNllllLJlltl, klulm Yllllgllll. llllllL'N Rvtll, ,Luk lJ.llllL'lNUIl, Disk I.l1'gt', lftl lflzlllglgxutl. llllltllt' l'xClIllL'l'. Clllzlrlcn litiris llltbIIlllN Hmlt-. Iulm Gt-mlntxlmlvlk. Kluhn Iluclnut. .lulm CQt'r.tltI lullt-r. .lim Nlttloy. llwlm IPlllUlJt'l'. litul: lfmrz Xliclmcl 'l'lm1wu11. Clltzurlu Ruth, Xlt't't'lltlll XX'ilst'm11. Nlitllatcl Stgtflurtl, klulm llnin. Rnnztltl 131115, Run Nlillur Ruxlull flllllllll. lim Sn1.tll. U'iIIi.tm lIt'llIlt'I'lllllgL'l'. Hula KlicltzlulU'.llcll11.ln. lay .xgllbwm D.u'c SlJatngIc1'. Ritllztrt NIull.tm. Ruugnlcl 5tll.llL'l'. licruxtrtl Ixlllllkltll. ,lulm Nlullgnm. Iuwltig. Miko IXl'llQ'l'l'. lirutt' ,lt11'gm'1t11, Ort Mylan. Brian lnlm Hut, K-.uw c:.llt'I, 'llmfl llmw: R.nm.m Slzcllttf, ,Xlln-rt lfux. lfmnl lffur: Lt-on Slum. I,urrv Stn-wart. Nlichatc k.u.eltl. ,lulm NI.ntlt'r. Rith.u'tl Hu-wuts, ,Xrtlmr Nlillcr, hlgnnutw 'la-mpliu, limuk I-l1'yn1ic1', FIUSCIDII I'xl'fltliCI-. Dam Hgtrdebly lllm-nl. Rnlntt liltrm-tt. lll1ml1.u Clgxrr, RlDll.llCl fQl't'LtQL'l'. Rulmt-rl Kit-ltl. Dun lim1nt't'. Robert Blume. .john Stcllhins. 1J.tx1cl 5lllllt'lJ1lkt'l'. Htll Osgamcl. l.:l1'1'x' Stimllwvll. Srrurnl lfozri ' Cn .. F5050 f1F33:fQQ', 476 A No1'111c11s1 H-2 511111611 1111 ll 11-111' 11111-11 11-1111 111'1i1'11ie5 111' 1111111i11g 111011 11111111111 N1111'e1-11-11111111 11111-- ty. 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N11-1111111 1Xll11ll. 11.11115 l11111151111.l-1111111 lf1JI1'l 111111111111 R11111. l.I1lll'N N11111111, X1.ll'11 IL1115. 1lllNNL'11 13111g1'1'. C-1111111111 1ll'1'XL'N. 111'1lll1N x1I11L'1'. 111111111 1.l'.lNC1'. 1111111 KI.11'11111111', 1x1t'I'l KQ11111111. 1'I1 11LlIlIL'l', 1L'1lX 111-.5111g1-11 6 .. Gm:-21965 -177 NA.. -l '1 -'f'fC1 'r 'T'T'X U Bluxln .l . . I 1 Q. ,uivx -wffiew -- 'f':,L.,g:-..,, ' h .4 -s:q..fs-if . - . . b .. -'Q .4:..:,l,g ,my Ati.. ,. , '-'W ul gf-K+-A 1X5-.Q.EQ .- 'f V . 1-w ' H . .. ,,.. M ,....W.......,,,,, .. ,, Ps lf: fn PM u I 12111: liugpg Rnlmcrl lull:-N. xlYllll.IlI1 EIllllL'lNt7Il, Robert l'lllXL'llUlk. Xlllllll' llllX.lll, Xllzm lIl.lxc'1cL, luwpll lYL'lv31. lmxirl Hulmnw. lYilli.ln1 lxlxll. -Ifhbllll .XllI'fml'1l. Tllrnl Run fQf'1'.uI1l l.:nl1Lgr. Clllllilx l'1.lI'lIlK'I'. flll.Il'lL'N ll.lllQlH'l'lY. lit'IIllCIl1 Ix.np1'f.uL. lulm Rrlxlviu, faux Stull, Iivn l l'K'lItll. CQ.ll'llL'l RPMI. lluwgulwl l'-HLll'1'll. Ilvnnu Swlmxwll, Ywrmlfl ll'IPIl'f IIHIICN llmfc lfmr: llllllll-IN C,.1sln'1'l1l1. IlllllII.lN Rn-xlmlaly lauuw I Muldsnll. C..uw Nfmnv. xllLll.lL'l l3lll'lhlll'Nl4l. H1.I lqggc-lx. flllllflki H'1lwn', X4II'lIl.Ill Rm-ml. lm Xlallonnlll. Nrfmafl Hmm: Nliclmvl lx-mnk. 1',llgL'llL' Xlllllllllll. G11-g Nlamp Xvlwn Iuluwnm. David l'IIl. Iicilll lfilw. Xl.lll IIIILN. Ilguv Nluxxlllllll. llqnvid Cm-l1tlls-1. U':ml. Clmrlcs lV0olf61't, -lolm Kopafius. Bill Bnres. Ralph Still. Paul Moffett. 1111011 XYickett. Aldolph Kill, Jay Byler. CSL-rgulcl Blzukmxm. fum! Rmv: George YV0lff. Dravid East. Al .XXt'!'X.-I-llUlIIllSl'Illl1ll1l4'll. Rifll Rims, Cnrv Klein, Karl lxll'1'Ill1ll1. Ikuicl Dgnis, Fmlwin Hunt. Ilguiml XYilwn. Hzmmlrl Pram. Thomas Bevel: Fronl Row: Rulmcrl Nfn'1n11n. john Iimms. Daw Gcwle. Robert Hedrick, livith Hnwkn. lYz1lu-1' Turpin. Rich Hissum. Guy Russell, Xvlllllllll liklbllll. Robert Hcclrvcn. A-, ' NA m l Q rw F3 ITS Xortliwest H-25 first trafic' party ol thc year was an unusual one with thc thcnit- ul dry l1Cllf'llU. l'he girls lrunt Suntliwest X. XX'mmcl antl lX'arrcn Halls and the clcvoiuttifmtis hclpccl lu luring, hack those pleasant nrenttmries ul carclrec stnnntcr clans spent :it the laltc or settsicle. XN'lien it was tiint- lur thc ll-2 Fall lfestirrtl. Xurtliwcst l'nit ttmk thargt- ull tht- rar- icty show whitth was very sttttesslttl. 'liht' llllIllCl't!llS :NIS inclndecl A'Sto1it- .Xge Pnrclnt ', gt clcpittiun of typical Pnrtltte lilic. ancl sonic ttnusuttl aclwrtisee ments. .Xlso in the lall. Xurtliwcst hcltl it ltztyricle har thc inen and their tlates git .X1iclci'wri's farm. Starting right alter seiiiestt-r break the men began working on their go-kart cntrv lm' Grztncl Prix. Springtime also ljftillglll Nlutltcrk Dax' wcclacncl with l'nirersity Sing. A party. with cntcrtziititnctit ancl re- lircshnit-nts wax hclcl In lnnnti' .ill ul tht' Nltnm. limi: lfmri Rahul Xlillcl. Glenn Rtnw. lmttix Stlkttlws. llnitl flrwlcllnmg. Brian Ditkt-ne. Ht-nrx lirt'intlc'tlt'r. 'lilIIllblllN lrnxel. Dtrnalcl iltutnx. lqttlt itmgg-,itt. llill Stltnt'itlt'r. Yrfwtttl lfrriv: Bill 'I'aXlwl'. finiutlix Stull, lvllll.llll liwltw, lim litiltw. Ditk Itwix, Huh Stli1tt'llit't'. Clltarltw ll'ilsl:.ttl1v1. lint l'illlt'1'. X. . .. vw, m 'L' Y- -1. You give me suit-il maybe let you live' H-2 NORTHWEST llaxitl Re'.ttll'nQl1. lftt-tl CMH. Ilah' NIM. Stan Sltntw. I-mn! lfmwj lun ll.t1nlll. lhll f.t'1sttL, Xntlrow l-,litlxlt-x. lt-fl Natltzin. limi Xtwlnlv. l,.llll lanlwn, t,h.nltw llvtln: l'tl Sllllllllrllx lltvh llttrnx. Ilgtlt- lrrt h. an-576 ery x' -179 if No one really gets shot down at the Fall Festival, H-2 SOUTHEAST limi' llozw: Cretaltl Iensou. Ixenuetlt XY.tlLer. ,lon Shire. William Merino, lellert Xltflann. .lnunes lingstrom. Alaunes I..n'lx. iilIPlll.lN frllllllllldll. llonald Niall. QILIIIICN Hver. 'I'llirzl Row: IllrIIllllNi'1llli'l', Xllen lludnick. llarl Pryor, Robert Ru-tex. Ritk 5illL'lIlt'l'lHll'll, Xllred llietf. lirute Clsasiar. ltdwutl Ili-usou. bill llutler. Ciarv Sudbough, ,Iohn Furlow. 'qs il ' i . tt -7 . ll,,,. ..,, F 'lille men ol' Southeast H-2 started an active year with a Paradise Island trade party together with Vawter and Shealy halls. Southeast's first big project ol' the fall was the preparation ol' outside activities lor the H2 Fall Festival, A dunking booth at which Southeast eounselors were dunked provided manv laughs lor those in attendance, and mild eases ol pneumonia lor the counselors. A hayride and a very eomplete schedule of trade dinners kept the social pace in high gear throughout the year. The annual unit Christmas party was again a hilarious success with many odd and oliten unbelievable gifts begin exehanged by the men. A spring trade party, a date ditmer-dance. and the annual all-day unit picnic at Turkev Run State Park for the men of the unit and their dates, brought about a pleasant Close to another successful year. Sworn! Row: Herald Foley, Hugh Xtatson. 'Ferry X'anXX'inkle. Nitholas Drulev, lien Hobson. Bill Zathman. Bob XlLlyl'l'll0lll. Donald Belt. lack Brown, .Klan Bardach, Harry Frietthen. firm! Row: ,Xllen Kidder. .lan Updike. .Xian Stewart. Dale Xliahlethaler. Don Phillips. Phil Franlee. Steve Clotton, Dennis Holmgren, lohn Towle. . 1 V ' 4: xanax' V 'ISU Ii111l:lf1111': 1J1'11111x S.11111x, 1111111 N1l11.111111x111111. R11I11-11 X1l11L'l'. 11l1lltL' 1X.1I111111.111. 111111111 X1lll1I1lX. 1J.II1t'11 l'.1x. SIl'1l1lL'll 111111-IN. 131111 1l11w1. X1I1xl' Sl1'111'll. 1llIII 5XY.lIl1. 1.XIlll X1k111s1111, N11111:1l l:Hl1'. Xlljgllxl X11-111, X1L'llHIl 11.111'11. 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' 1'LIIl1 H1-111'11111, 11'1'1'x X11111I1'1.11l1-111. 1x.Il1 S.l.I1. 111111 1'.11111111L, '75 X, 1x1.111111 1 1111 11111111111. 111.11111 x.I1lll 111111x 141111141 '11111 1111111111111 I1 Il 1611.11 1x ll NIllll1I. 1111111 NL111111111, 1111111 . 1 1 1 1 XIII 1x ll 1111 X111'1 1x 111 Ix111111111 I-1-111g1' l..111.111.111. 11.lXl41 ,, 11. . -1 1 111x. 1 111 N111lg.1I1. 1x1 141111- 1 111111 N111110, 11111 XI11,1xI1N, 1.11.1111 111111 RU' ' 1 I 111 1411111111111 111111 111111 I-111111 l1'11.1' 11111 1Xl'lIl111I 1111111 Xlum 11111 1111111, 1llIX 111ll1'11'1 11 1111 511111111 X111 1111.111 X1llI 1x1ll1'1-11111. l,.IX1 11.111111111. 1.111111 i11'l11l11 111111 1111113 X1.11111111 1x1 m '1llllXSl 91 5 F 415 asf' ' X: 'm3K,m , .. . '- '.iN......,.,.... 5sssmfm Q C Hull: lfmwz Ramlullili Dui. Rnlwit llOllllL'l'. lfmnk Rlfmimz .N'f'rumI Row: .Inn llaniiruc. Rulicrt Pcluqnin, .lim Konseli, lilnnn.u Nlillailli-ily, Rm lk-iuliirc. Ilun.ilml ,Xllwrlwmi Ralph XX'clp. XYcnelcll Llicpcr. Elini Hznxlin. Dennis Hinklin. flll.ll'lt'x l ugg.nl Run lfllxins. llung llUl't'lllllS, 'lln-mlnl'c llrnu' Nlgisun, lll'lltL' xllillll. Dunailil CiCln'kc'. FVUIII Ruin: lVll4Dll1iIN, Xynmn li.ili.ili'. 'I'llnfl Ii'1m': -lllllll lll'IIll'Illx. l 1'c'il l.luyil Clvnlry, lllll Nolmlu, 'lknn XYa'llL'r, Gunn' Pllug. lVzilt lfi-slum. CQ.n'x iIl1.iw1w. llill Rungli. Riik llinmilli. licl lliizik. Slaanli-3. Poli' RL-ylinlcls, lfuimwl lluling. Dimk XVzn'rcn. Bill Slum' lminlxlimii. l'l'L'1lSkllllllkllllllll limlnlligil. l'll'l'tl llgirnnanni. Wxnwn. If-nk lffmi l'l1ililm Kim-ilu lui' livnning, Pull' llllllllillll. .laik Huw: Slglll Bixwy, xlmqrli filC'lllCll?a. vlilllblllllh Huotll. Ron Smith. Ailclxwu' .Xlfll'lIl0l'NlClll. lf-.n'1'y Ynnicl. Rm Sclu-isclicl lloliunlnink, llicrry llcrclis, Billy Clruwl. .loc lgifilly, Bob Dau' Sizing. lX'illignn Illigislziin. Alznnvs lfllllllllfllli. Gnrx Fink, Lyle Ritlu, Gil l,c-mlzml. Don Hc-nn. Finn! IeU1l'I Dave Rlmnli-N, Run lllllK',Ali1lIHl1fUIl'I Stow llcclnolml. Ilqiw Ilixnn. 1.1-in llminzix. liairrx Grxiclcn. H'illi:nn Szirloris. 5Il',IlI1l.lll, l.1ll'l'X Nix:-ix, Rim Biswll. Run l5nll.ilmc, Alollul Nliilinu-l Cgismr, .XIIIUHC hung. -Incl Hcwg. lVilli:nn Hvgzarty. IM-piilx. l..n'i'x' Xlznnzingli. lixnl l'mm'1i. lulnn Nlwrriw. Lvlc l'4'I1'SI:Iigt'1'. 'milf-N, llmiglgu lllllllkh Xllvn Stull. llzinivl Klmli, Swrnnrl in 9 wmxwmf iq' I: 11: Q wi x 482 The nien of Southwest arrived on ezunpus lzist fall and inuneelizitely he-gan p1'epz1rzitioti for the set'- oncl annual lull lestirnl. This ex ent pruvirlefl huurs of both fun and lmrtl work. Ciill'-Sllllwlllllg. pie tlirnw- ing and either rontests highlighted the evening :is over ll IllHllSilllfl students emivergecl un H-2. lfzill turned to winter and the men to intraniurgil lmsket' hall. The interest :incl participation sliuwn were ref wardecl. when the lfnltmis l'ountl theiuselres in it three-wary tie lm' lirst place. Xu urpliturs illiristiuzis party with the lfunies set the nicmcl lor the spirit nl' the zippmzicliilig lioliclzty st-zisuu. Setmicl semester ztrrirecl and the men were husy with plains lui' their winter fornizil the SnowIltil4e lfgititzisyn. Glen Nlil' ler's orcliestm prm'iclerl zi uiemorzihle ereiiing. Burk Rmv: lim Blzitklinlge. Rohvrt Iiliemliziltl. Hill lX':uitl:iiitl. llui' N 1+ ll Iinrrv Oluistead, .lim Sc-itz. lfihn Sit-llliurn, Curtis Hunt. Dick lx uni i t x 1 1 it Pzirker, Ronald Frit7, lingerie Clmer. Nitk Ilnulirgis. Thin! Rmttt t t i t wut t fri! ut Row: Dennis Hilgenheig. llitk litllllllg, Dun lQeriu.inn. Ditk C ul Nunn N i Hi s NlCBllX'I1t'lf. lien Nlgulieuziu-. Luk Nluutl.ix. Huh S.nle. -lzuuex I u in I it xr uuui L1 Hanxipel. Peter Reynolds. Don Xlltitl. R.tlph lluut. fizul lin Hendricks. Bob xVlIlgC1ll'tl. Stliorliug Stluieitler. Nwtmnl Rnzv: -te X -S1 lf X 153955 Starry-eyed children enioy a magicians magic tricks. H-3 NORTHEAST liiiifq lime: Ihin king. l-tlwartl lxiitttewii. linliett lirinlglex. l'hilip l'ntlt'rhill. Xtil'IIl.lIl Xlmei. lllllli' Nltiliiie. .Xlbert llfllltill. It-rrx lliwiiiax. Ierix llL'llL1k', lknitl Kliller. Riihgntl XYN. llfllfif lfmri lim lX'.illxt'l'. l'et'rx 5li.nx.tltet'. nlaiintw Ntlllllltl. f.h.itlu Nltlitix. lIli.nhw l'llll'l. llezin lletkei. lhwni.is I-vnntix. Inn XX'.iiiiiet'. lleiniie l,il4t-ny li.irrx Ht-ill. ' ' 'l'he men nl Northeast Heil had an eventful tmcl rewarding year. Socially they were busy with trztcle parties and clinners. A semi-l'tirmal dance lm' all the men in H-fl was initiated by Northeast Unit. .X new inntwation was the separate social aetixities lm' each ul' the lluurs. One ol these events was gt twin' ol' the Hall ul Nlnsie. In the lall, during loot- ball season. the men l'UllSll'llliICfl two pep rally signs. Une nl these clcpietecl l'nrdue Pete smashing the nppnsitifm. :mcl the futher centered around some tliarzieters Irtim the cartnoii strip. Pezmuts . The men nphelfl the high stlitmlaistit' tradititm ul' the unit with several men receiving a 3.5 index or better. 'l'he Xwrtliezisteners participated in many hall activ- ities snth as the tainera tlub. the radio club. :md the lilmlw. lixtalibur CIlnb's nwn newspaper which re- pnrts hall and tamptis activities. Srfniifl lime: lerrx Xliner. lltmziltl Irwin. liill Hentlermn. Yerlenn l'nrteri lairry Bright. Dick Grtexirli, Cltmrzttl .Xclzims I.nnt-s Peretti. Rith.trtl Sthnll, Diiricl liinnie. Rim liyerm Ifimit limit: Iltmailtl Nlenmn. Dick Dunn. Nlike Him. jerry fItmleinLni. lanies l:llS'L'I'. Philip Nltlilaiin. .Iznnex Xlennen. Dun llunter. YYilli.tm liontlie. . e , X -. ew O lNl 0,5 1111111 lfllllv R111 X ' gn ,v 1.11111 .X11L'Il. 111111 1,11111w, 1111111 X1k'.1l1L'1, 1Y1111.1111 11lllll1l. 111111 f.1.1g1111, 1.l111l'N 111111.111111111. 1..111 C-1.11111 11.1111 1.II1K'11. 1 1111 1'1l1L'11L'11L1x. 111111 11.11, 1111111 11'1111111111111. 111111.11-1 1-'1111111 1'l.l1l11 S1.111.1111, 1.1111 111'1L111111'. 1111111 1'l'1llN. 11111111.11 N11.l11'1. 111111 R11111, 'l'f1111l lf1111': 1111-11111111' 51.11111-11111, 11.111111 111111111, 81111.11 1 1IIK'x 11.1111.1111, 1 1 ' 11111111 1111111111111 11111 1,.11111- C.1'11x.111, 111111.1111 R1111111111. 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R11111'1l 111111111111 1111111 1111-1, 11.11111 X1.1111'. 111111 11'i111.1111 N11L'I'N. 11I'I.IIl 111l'N1l'1. 1411111 X1'11'l1111. .1111111 151141111 1111111111 111111 C.111111111'I1. 1411111-11 11.111111.111 111111111 11111111111 1111111 1i1'1'1'1g.111. 11111111.11 N1.1k1.1111f. 11.11111 N1.111111111.1, 51111111111 1111111 11111111 1.1111 111111111111 l11111gl111 1'1.IlIN 111111. R1111 S1.1111. Y11111111 1111111-11 11111 1111111QL'. 1.1111 111g1-11, vulli Q 11'11 1.l1111NL'1, R1'g111.1111 1111111, 1111111 1111111. X1.11'g1111'111. 11.111 511111 11.111 1111111, 111111111 l1'11.1' 1x 11 i V ii. .H 1 l 1511111 lfmw: Rr1l11'1'1 flgillgiiis. Clligirliw .lUl111w11. llUlJi'l'l Lyilc. Sf-imirl Ruin: rlsfblll Stllllllll, klllllll ZlL'I'L'l't'l', Dxivid BOXVIIIZIII, Nlgirk 11-111-l, ll.lHlL'l llimiiv, lioli Xlurggiii. Gilln-1'1 limklcr, liill BlL'lDCSlll'lIIlL'l', Bill Rz11111111-s. Cliuik HOIlt'lJl'lll'lE', Lycl Pliil llllllllli. Nl111'i1111 l'l'ilLl1l'll. C-IH Nlllkuiigilil, Ricligu-il l'pml111w. I-'rail Rm-wcl1l1111l1, XYillia1111 I.11111bdi11, L:11'1'y Rugglei. Dcil1c1'.'1'l11'1'11Ifrm':.li111ll.11'1'is1111,R4,r11C:11'1'itw11,R111111l1l l 1'U1I! lfwivi XlllI'Ylll liviliplc, Bill Right, Keith Merril, licik. plug' lYilm. ELlWLlllll xxllllillll. Dum C11mpc1', .Xiigiixi xl-lllllllll Lcaixitt. Slum' Vliulll. Rolzcri Silizifer, Niiholns Bqictslv, Gcuigc RllXIllflIlll, filL'gUI'y Hailew, Stiiiilm' Gcnibicki. lU'll1'M1'l'- ,l-UIWN UWSI1 Dllllll RUWIUU ill1:11'ln-5 lim-N1111. llwiglu Cimkim. ,Xl:111 Bragg. 'llc1'1'v l,lK'l'C'C, 111111: Razr: l'.l'L'lll'l'lilx Slic-1v111.111, CLLIIW' Hnlulick, David Hub li111'l11'i11k. Ru11:1l1l .Xl'lllLll'. Ylltblll C1411'i11g1o11, .Xl OSlJOTIlC. liislillc. 11.111 Xlcflgirtx. .xlllll 151111-111:111. Rulmli l'11wcll,Al:1111ch Yiimi' Giiux. Diviglit Rust, xIi111 Uziuls. lirilcsl Gilliim, ll.11'pc11 lliik lxliilc. 13.1111 'ln11e'11. Rwliurt lX'i1-sc, 5I1'1l111 1f1l11'.11'1l liiipcm. 'l'l11-ml111'c' ll1lXL'Il. lfmn! Rnzv: -Ic1'111r1C mliailliul. 'l'lmfl lfllilf lfrc-il liliimli. D1,111.1l1l NY1cilli11. Alul111 ll111111a1x. 15.111 1lC'NlIIUllKlN, Gcuign- XYa1ake1'. ljllll Dodd. Bob XVic1lli11. lxt'llllt'lll l'ilw1'. Ri1l1411'il Rl'IIlC'lllll, Rl'lllQ'l'l Cll2l1'I'0ll. Rusli-11 Rnln-11 S111ill1, .lllllll Hulse. .lulm lQllllllCXVNlil, Lloyd Bill Cm1'1lu11. Rulicil lf111111i11g. Riibcrl Y:1ikisl1. XX'illi11111 Nu1'1lsl1'r1111. liugigiaiii. Ruilimll Kmirgvii, lJ1111icl CilCIIlClIli. .Nrrmzil Row: wg , 486 11111 the 1:1lll1t?S 5111111311 thc 1'CLll' l41J111l1g 11114 1111- 'I Y11rse111c'11. Other 12111 z11'ti1'i1i1-s 1111111111-11 51-11-1111 psp 1:1111' sigh parties. 1111 1113611 1lUllSL' 41l11'r I111' 11111111'- 11111111111 1f:11111J. 111111 Ll 11111111111 l11r 1111- 1IlL'll 111111 1l11'ir Y1111-111111-1' 11111 X11rse111e11 115111 :111 i1111'r1'st111g, 11111I1C1' 11111 topic 11is1'11ssi1111 11'111'11 11l1'1' h11s11'11 Dr. 1111110111 H:1rc1i11. c111lll11'E'11111' 111 thc' 1'11i11-ra111' 111 Nt'1l1'llS1i2l. thc 1111l'2l11ll11'll1 s11'i111111i11g, 111111111i1111111, 111111 12,1111-11 s111th1111 t1111r11a1111'111s. X4lI'I1l11'CS1 1J1Ll1CC1 lirsl 111111 , . fl n 1 'JVJ9 Q., ' f o 1 ,aa - '. A 1 SA-1711? r1il'llC1t' 6111111615 with S111-1111' 111111, XU1'11ll'l1S1 W' i 3 15 dates. 1-111 Or11'11t:11 1JLll'11' 111 X1l1'L'I111lL'l' 1J11L'S1'111C11 .111 111111511211 11111' 111 C111 11i1111er-1111 1111' 11131111 .11s11 111 1 . '- - N, J, sthc1rO111 N12iSIt'1'. 111 z1t1111'111s. 1111- X11l'St'l11C'l1 5110131 t11ir11 111 the 11111117115 111111116 1jL'l'1J1'. 11.1161111811L'111C1'1'11 - H 1 v , I i their lirst 1111-K:1r1 111 the 111111111 Prix. 11-111' 51-.111111 -f 1' 'Al 5? 1 ,f.1w11w1 Q 1 up X 1:1 ww 1 'll 1111 111' ' I 1 1 1' ' 1 1 1 . 'fum ' 'N ' -f. .1 JI 1151 .Ill 111111 11 1 1111.1x 11111 111 1111111111 ,.- , I -,Ed . NQLA A I H N1JI'1llQ, 1111111611 11.11111- 111-111 All l1l1' 1111l1N. -1-heir motto IS 1-Always leave them Iaughmgj H-3 NORTHVVES1 11111 k 1l'5 B111 1i1Wl'1U1 11111111111 Blllhlill- 5191911 1,1 1'l'V- 1,l.I1l14'l. 111111111 1111112 111111 S1.1111111111x1'. 11.1111 11111g1'11'.11. 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R.l11N11l'l11'1. 111111.1111 111-1111111 1x1'1ll1l'11l1..111111111. 111111 11'll'1'11. 11'1'1111'l1 H1ll1l1, 11.11111 R1-.1. 111111 11l'1111'l1. 1111111 1'.111X. 11111 1111: 111111. 111.1111 131111111111. 1.111 f.1.I1. 11l111' 11.1111'11w. 1 1 1'11l1lL11k.ll111J. 11111 S:11'1.111'. 11111 11.1111i1l'1:1. 111111 111'.111. 1xlINNl'i1 T 7- 5 P y C3 51.9 1 -187 The nien ol' Southeast I-I-Il showed their leader- ship ability this year by helping in all the hall political. social and athletic activities. Several ol' the lirst places in intramural sports, such as basket- hall and tennis, were taken hy Southeast teams throughout the year proving their ability in athlet- ics. llesides doing well in sports, Southeast inen also excelled in scholarship. Their unit had the highest orei-all grade average in H-23. Socially the hall was active too. During the year were scattered various get-togethers snch as hayricles and picnics, trade din- ners with Northwest and Duhnie. date parties, and dances. The Trails set the scene lor the Spring Iorinal given jointly with Northeast H-Fl. The school year was hronght to a close with a l'nit picnic given K lor the graduating seniors. Oh, just one more hand and then we'II study. H-3 SOUTHEAST buf: llt'Hll'l loin Stliniicge. Otto l'llQt'lllL'I'l.ll, 'Ilicotlort' Xwrorlzl Roan: ,loc lslllk'5l. lioh lirenicr. lftlwartl rXllen, Louis lfngellicrth. lot' lxtnk. lfrctl l't-thc-l. Richartl Curtis, Nils-llrit l3.thr. lanies Pitkerill. lfretl Yan lfosseil. ,Iohn l'.itterson. Toni llark, llcrilt Xnckols, l,.nt1't'inc-Xliggcr. Rolmt-rtSl.nitit1. Tlnrfl Geqtrliart. Ronaltl Lannlmert. Rai Xlclhitiley. lfronl lfozw: .lack Nutr: I.nncs Yan xY47L'l'tll'IlI. ,Klan li.ll'l'L'll, loin ,Xl1lnott. Iiellile. Ron Riha. Roger l'-l'.llll'iL'. ,lim Nlaywhoor, Glenn C.t-rahl l'tlsloIt', flharlcs licnnscleilcr. lost-ph Smith. Don Gai-rtc. lrtl Ypina. l..n'rx' Xltilznninon. blohn Smith. 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IVIIN XIQXUII, Ilxlll Cmlclxlvlll. kl'l'llll ll.llIll'l. l'1r-nl IBVSH1. I-xl NIIIHNIIJ. Lluumk Xrnluwll. Xllkl' 5'l.ll!IllD. lwmll Ilffm: 5.llII Rulrlllvlll, l.llIllt'll lluIlf1m'n'1'. I..11lx 5IIlIlJIN'l'l. XM-N Gulp' XLLIIXVII lluul I'm'Iv1 lwll, lm: !Iwg.u11. Nu-xx' lim-wlxvl, llnll Xullllu, rx lhmg Xmlfm. Mffffffl Ibm' lnlm 5L'Hgl'l'lI. Xkkfmlvll Nllllllxl, Iulm l3L'lzrl, R-,ln-ll l'.ulkk41. 011.1141 XX'.1l4I1fm. lllll llvxmll. 5la'XL' ll.lI'lIl. R-wx IlL'lIl. llllglll XY.1Ik1'1'. link l'-mlvll. I-mn! lfmw: Rmrnlfrlnl Xldkllllm-x. Xlflllllll Llmxlu. Iulm Hulsu-ll. Ijrllllz llmxlctl, lulm C.l11:kmlal1, Rulwxl Hlilmk. l'1Ih,llll Xluklu kl. lmx ul Xl'1mllu11g. -1851 -..........,. ff ,' ml: Ifffxw: Xllvii Wilkiiis. ,Xl XYwll1i1.il1li. .Inc l'n-ilun. lk-ln' fi.l1'X lh-nm-il. lk-iiiiis lfciuck, .Iulin Ronan. Dick XYQaivCl'. lw.irmii. Diik lfga-11 Inu' Cilmm. liruw xY1'lPNlCll. licitli Riilizml lliirms. xvlllllllll Brmvii, Stun Slziby. Ron Kiln-ink. Duimlil XX'fn'lai1i.iii. Rm llllllll 'lm' l.:ix', 'I'1'.m liao. llllllllil'lllJllI'lil'l'. Ilgiiick lili-juli. lfznnl Row: 'limi Nlcrkert. Him! lfmw: l'll't'lll'illi lrlmvm. Sliuriiigiii llziulvl. .Inc l'4iu'lvk. lbqm l.ilIli'. llziii lliakul. ,llllllllllh lllllllliljllllli. George lgirix ,l.llllL'N. l..rl'1'x lung. lQL'IlI liuglw, Clliiiik Rqulwii. Curt lllllllklllllll, Skill Hblll, 'lum' Hiiks, Rulncrt Slliitli. lin-rect llxiiif. fi.ll'X lx.ill.iux. XllKll't'XN ll.i1'1iwli. XY.ixlii' Xlliriglil. NlUIllQ,17Illl'lN. ilguk xlllllbll, sflllllfl lfmr: .Nlr-lxiii XX'41l1'uiix. limi Salle-nk, lf1fl.'lffm': lm' Sliriwi. blulin lliurt. Run Nliflny, .link Ruwl. .lg-i'i'v lm.ui. Srmml llwzui john lim-lr. 'llnn NYn-vcr. Dirk lulm Hkiicli. lliik lilx. Cmixlmi lilxlmry, Alum liixliwp. ll1'I'llIg..Xllllll Ymliiniiiixi. Bula Pmlkiii. RulmrtClouislmk..Xl Iliminis l i'gilu. Run lgiiilig. Rick llic'cl1'i4l1. 'lilliifl Ifnzv: Sllimiclt. Slum- liguiwig klucl SlllOlt'll. -lxlnlcs Nlurr. Mike' lim liriilgw. Riilmisl Suhllmll, lliml llulwwii. limi lluxli. Xlilli-11 lfmnl Ifmr: limb Rgmmixwii. Ralph Svw1':il1ce, Bob iluix ligiiiifziu-lm, llaxiil lfux. lhili XX'.igiu'1'. l,:ui'1'i' Gilpin. llilircx, limi mluriiic, lfcl liujclzi, Pziul lxullmr. -ICITF' Bentz. Xlilw klmlzn. lzriiiv l5.mln. lhw xll'llll'I'1.l. Giill Silirznlc. lhiln lfflx. Xlilwl-i.ulgcr.'lRn1iUm. -----f---Nf-'- --V'-V-'V--w-'------'--'---'- '-- f- -- - - -- --A-f-'- ----'Vw v W - 0 C3 K1 uf YI QW :W AW UU Fall was 21 busy tin1e of year for the Southwest H-3. A hayride and marslnnallow roast initiated the social year. A number nl' trade dinners. picnics. and dances followed. Une ol' the most unusual Fall parties developed an Oriental theme. The guests wore Coolie hats, and name tags whith were written in Chinese. An exotic Chinese dinner was served to the men and their dates who were seated on the floor in typical lar Eastern lashion. As part of the Old Masters progrzuu, Southwest hosted Nlr. Nlenke. A stimulating discussion lollmved dinner. Spring found many ol the men working entliusiastieally on their Go-Kart entry lor the Grand Prix. Participa- tion in intramurals was stressed enabling the unit to linish lirst in over-all unit points lor the year. The spring Iurnial at the Trails heezune a happy memory for the gratluating seniors. Bark Ruin: Patrifk Birth, Melvin I'1etr.ivt-wski. Brute But-ll. Rltll.lI'tl Major, Dxtxid 5ll'1'ltlIQ'lll'l'IX. lnhn Oliger. lftlward Kirby, Marx' Muff, l'hninas Wnlski, Iuhn .Xllexp 'Iheotlnre llickel. -Iosepli Nlexailla, Brute lfeai. ililllllf lffrzr: lfarl Retlierford. 'lim flllev, lioh l'ett-rxen. Robert Slntler. Russell Kuhn. .Xrthur Swilt. Dane Cltnnhx. llaritl Dr:-wan, l,arrx' Marshall, Rodm-Y Stella-xy lilunnax I-.Iatiw Nginen Iihni. v... H, N M F Thought provoking questions present an Old Master. H-3 SOUTHWEST lllnier 1-.trley Nf'ff:r1fI lime: l.t-fr llall. l'lt'1lK'l'lLlx ll.lggvi'nel'. Stun- llixtlioll. linil Smith. Im' IUIIKJN. Xlmn Xldlllll, .Xrl Xlrlrntnil. Xugtm Xlltn. Hint- l3.n.inxk. Inhn Iaxlor. NHIRIIIJII lll1Il.Ilit'l'. Illrml limit Inn fillllhlll. fillllllx nipple. I'.iul Xlxvlx. 5lt'H' ihwall. I.nntw Slmlinliotilm, Nuiinan Sliadx, ligne lhnnin, Nlikc- klullllsull, l-Sola Smith. Reid Yan llltnnt: Ili mt' Xlamlfm, L 491 Cable Courts - now they are co-educational. Since we sound so good, we ought to go professional GABLES COURTS ,f- ' -- -.. A192 v VF, When The athre IS 'Apointed Toes . . or Halloween promotes close frnendships 11N 11809814511 if shoes w111 get d1r1y, 1.411111 c.1lll1lN 1141s .1 111s11111 111 l11111111111g 1111 Ill 1111'1'I11111' 111 L'll11l1l111K'l11. 11 11.11 1111111 1111g111.1111 lN ll 1111'11 s 1'lxNlllf,'1l1l' 114111 411111 1111111111 111 111311 XI L' ' A ' '. 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N, N -' 122, Sw. .-1153, 5 7-iiilfiff tt.. . -112163, 1 5 Ev D f 1 121111: ,cllilf l.in1l.1 XX'ils1111. Marx' Snlml. Sumin Sutton. Iignleen liirkt-iner. I-Zll'1l liisclt-, liaathryn Cottrell. Front Row: Mary H11ll11Iwt1'1'. lfllllll N1.'wI11'1'g. l311rl1g11'11 Osikn. .Xliw lfit-lds, CI1'1m'1lc'1', Susan Mhtkim, Dianne Hill. Cathy Eckert. Marilyn 5.Il.lll Wiwlruxt. Nl.ll'lX llugnnin. .X1'111111I Ifllilf l.lIlllIl Smith, l,l'll'I'lllli. lilil.1ht'th Yost. 'l't'res:1 Gxixin, Nanny XX'11sikowski. lll'lll.Hlt'llt' lit'l'Il.II'tl. XlillllNll M.111l11iw. Hvth Wt-islicit. l'1-gpg' I11111' filllllllbil, Marv llZlllN. Row. Ciullviut- ll11I41111'x'. S.Illlll.l Ntiimni. Xllllvllt' Muclml. lllilllt' GABLES COURT I 111111: 1111116 Iuelith kim. xl.ll'Q.IlL'l Minnh. X.llIlX Brink. llllilvlll. bluclilh Carlson. Kathy Howell. I,in1l:1 Zwickcl, Anne 5llNLlll ll111111I1s1111. Xlullx l'.lllllllNl. I1-1ilxn lfltwx, Clzlrul Cimlmzkii, Murgznrct HL'lllll. Row .Xnn Muck, Judith linvart, 'l11111l1w11, 'linlx lll'Nl'l'. l.111111 lizurininwlxi, Sliziruli Simok, Fmnl Rmv: Nllllillfllll M.111:1relli. Marg Halsey, Karen Mills. Xlillilllll Siu' SllIL'liNllll'l. 8111111111 If11:1': Vlunict' llwUl1tll't'LIll. Sun' Mziurccn M1lJ11ug:1ll. -Iutlith llrlmn. klnnct Mhlker. Faith lil'X.lIl. Yi11qi11i.1 XY11li1'. l.lIl hlt'l'l'lll. l3.ll'llIIli.l lil'N'llIlLl. Edith Smith, Phyllix Schmidt, Rlllllll klaukson, Dorutliy Fitth. ? 4111 e fu .Qi .79 4 J JJ ip: ff' CEM 121111: lfmr: lun-p11 XXTIIN. lgumw Ifmu-11 lknxul Xl-lluluxy i,.nz1.nl1.m. Lxyng Clnln-111411. Rfflwu lxul.n. K-.ux fztbflllll NI.nrxm hmm. luhn IvIlm.uu. ll.uw Swilmll. Dfnmlcl llrwlkv. f,11nIfu1 l'l4'ILl1l'l. Ixvllllvlll XX'umlI1.llu1. CII,m'1m- IM:-lling ll.1l'rx Sa-ll-, xl.lll Xlclnlvl, xxvillfllll Slullll-ull. Rulmlml Nlulnzvl f,uvrlllIYN l'mr1ll.'1-.rt IMI' NXXk'l'Ill'N. lulm Yms Rflllll-Ik'l. I-flllll linux lzugum' Ixvsslvl, Inu 5llll'lNk'l, 1'11m Ruin-ll l.41g.ul1. Iiugm XX'1mllLL'. Rlklhlltl Ixm-llmlxgll. brnlwlnll Slllh'l'iIIL'I'. I.lll'I'N Ogelvn. Ihnlriak XI1m.nIu.m, lmrmlzl fQ1'Il1'iIIQ. Ilux Stvw' lvmkumu. Imulrlx K-mx. Nfwmnl l1ff.1': Ihi.m lSl.1Lv, Alulm GABLES COURT II limi: Rffiri l.x111us I..lIlllIl'I'l. Ix.nI l'liNli'I. ll1u11l.u Nullgu-lxkl. l'.nul XQVIIIIIHIHII. lm- lxlxll. lhuw l..11'lwl1, lwml Hun Rolwrt l cl'q11wl1. I51'111c Ruimiwn, Run Xfminki. lulm Xllvll. Xvumn ITIL-rs. K..nl Xlillvl. lwllll l11l'ku-1m'im'1. XlI.IHl Clfvltvl. Ihum Ixznllmw. Duc' c1.lIA.Iki'l, XY1lli.m1 Hllllx!Il.lxlL'l'. Nwffm.l C.-.umm l..Il.lIlIUIQ'. R.n1.1l1l Imu-N. Rugn llllmrwn, Ilgmx lfwzvz .Xllclxww Clvpmlux. lulm l.wm.ml. 6,4-mul liuunlv. i.1.lIl. I-lymk Ixmli.uk. I.C'0ll1lI'il blkkitll. I,Hll.llll Xlvxvl. Ima' I3ilIm.ll. xxvillidlll l..IXl.ll'. fn 0 VW fd - ff-1 an ,gg - 9 495 Iiflff: lI'mr: Ilngvl III-nhl. Ilm-sl Iulllmm. I,.lIlI Yuclkcl. Stun- S-,III-llmg. llffmlwll Xwllix. IMI: I3illrrm.um. Im xIIIIIIt'IIIJl'Igk'I'. Iluw1'II XYIIIII: Sflifllfl lfmwi KIIaI1.lL'I IM11.1I1m: XVIIIICIII 5IIlllIx. Ihm.nI1I 5lc'Ibl'lI. 'NILWVII Ikus, Klux GABLES COURT III Ilmfq l.'f1.I i.I1.11Im-N Uuml. IIVIIIIIN Ihnlllnmwkl. l.umw . . , IIlI4'lIIK'I. II.lXl1I I'.lNlIIl, lulm Cvruli. Ivnmlml K-Ilmmv. ILIIIIUN I.aullwm'. Ium t.r.,IIx. XXIIIIJIII K-L'l.IllI. XIDIIILIII Xlmllcll. XI.llIx lwll. 'llmfl lfmwi IMILIIII II1v.l11 5lt'X1' XIlfI.lIIll', IYPNCIJII XI.u14Iu'w. Ibm Xlm Uvlul. IUIIH XVJIUXILII. Ilumx CQl'c'g:11'x. IQHIIJIKI Nmnglv. I-.nlv N1Il.11'I. Ilmemms Iiuuln-11, Rvx Xa Ihlnlxlu, Ihnug IIIQIII. Clvrqllcl Niksmh. XYiIIi:1m llurclxln. lfmnl Ifmr: XXHINIIL' IIIIIRIIIZIII. ,IL'IIl'L'N .XIIL'11. ,ILIIIIUS Ifullun. .ILIIIICS IY.1IIwl. f.II.lI'IL'N IX'i1mm'1'. IYiIIi.l111 IYI1ill.zkv1'. XXVLIIICIA Bally-s. I'.ruI X'.1Im'i1Il, 'UlUIlIIJl'I. XI'IIII.u11 KI4Hl1l'..xI'llHlIl lfrfmi IIIKIIIIIIN I'IU.lQI.IIIlI. hurl SXXXIIISUII. IQt'IlIlk'lII FIHIILIIIIN. IIL-rlmcrl IJunix.1l1, Rfnmlml I IIIIIHIIII ILIIX Slnumll lmlx 111 Pu 1 I I mx C IIJLI Y' ' x. IX, ,L Im Slvyg' S1Iu:c'1li1lg. I'IHlIf lfmw: IQIIIICN IX'iIIi11gcl'. SIUXCII cllblllhllblk. XMII11111 XIIXIIIIQ1 lwmlwlm Ixlu R1 II I1lI1 I'nuI Inu Ilmxxllll IM: uw X . . Huy E I 'IIIII .1-vs if 1,1 ,P..Lx. ki sq-1: ww Huff: Ruud Dmmlml Iwhn, l,.nI'rv Dull. Fmlwin Clmllu-1'. Rug If-HH l.:1l1l11lclv. HVIIIW Xwwllx. link l'.lIkr'. ,lwm Hmlll Smith. .Xnlcn f:.lIllllllL'll. Ri1ll1ll'li I-dw. Rwrmlcl Hurt. Xl.m lwml lfmr: lk-ru.ml Ihwmm. Xnllwmx lhmk. Rm Ulmumwm IQIIL: I,.ll'lY c:HIQl.lliK'l'. Iulm Xltllulhllll. Russ SIIIIHNNCI. C.ll.ullLw Riclmlvl, lm' XINIIVXXN. XIILQ' l.nl1L.1, Cllmrlu Xlmvl Nfvmlfl ll,UIL'f Hill Nlullm. lkniel l'.lllllL'I'lt'L', Rubml Slmll, Slum- Llmxlwxu. lum XI-nm. Iwlgl' Qllilllllli. l'l'll Xhlwn. Xlulmwl l'lllNlH1lIll!lIN. lm: Ihnlllrl. 'lwlnn lfuxx, GABLES COURT IV limi: lfmw: 1'klIQL'llf' 'slw.nkL'l. l4eln.ml Nlllilll. Lllln-ll Ilvnm Llmm f,llIllQI'l. lun Iululm-In lmxul l1.:k:1. Ilw-:flux l'l.ull. f.lllllll f:.llllL'IHll. Rugml Ruxwll. Rulu-ll HlL'll1ll'iK'l'. XI.nI1ulm lvvlm lllvllf lll. lmfnl I-'fmt ham- Xlllkl--vu lll4Ix.u4l K.:-mvll. higlmwml, Ilvmx l1l'lLLfllllNl. xxlHl.Illl X.1ll, l,L'h.lXlIL' lfllllhlll, XX'.nxm'XYilil,u1m. R:1l1.ml l'm-uw, linll lllllxry Ifmlm I'.ul1v1'w11, .Swmffl limp: C-L-ulgg f,.utl,m4l, lluxhl f:.lllIll'll. l.llllt'x limi: lmlwl. Run lux, Ixrll Nmllxlllilll, fmmlmki, HJIIX Hvll. Iwm 5Ill'IllQ'i'l. flllljllllll livxnwlllx. n G ck, ,1 A I , 3 -1 lx 'A x., . QXJL I. 1 A -F' 1 497 limi: Rmw: Xl.lIl Smith. licwin Xlznlmlwx. Dick Seibel. lim Paul Rowllilfv. john Rl1lJL'llf7tk. Thomas Swift. Front Row: fllllilljll C nrl Ruw. 'lmu lxllllilll, liml lirulm. Kumar! Rlrrw: Pctc Hu. Lyle Ilnllm. Im- Uliwiri. Louis DuPrQc, liiviml l.l111u RL-ul. ll.lIllL'l Nlgulx. lllllllll Cmllcx, XYKIXIN' Sic-11111. Drag. jim l'l.llxglll'1!Nt's, kICl'QllKl Snulh, Iifnl: limwz llllDlll.lN lvlDlllQN. C-vmgm: NI.nlw, lim CL:mlm-r. lulm XYilty, Loc Nl4CIl.zin. Don Sl1l'AltlL'l', Blank Hancock lk-nun Cfllllm. l'k4lXX.Il'tl flllxlilllll. lJ.nizl lllklxIlll'lL'lA. Runzllcl Fmnf Ruzw: ll1IXL'vLlIll1llll. lfrxlllk RIllllL'l'. lim Yickcrs xYi'llt'IllJllll. Nlilluxwl lXl'L'll, XYilligum Xulallcl. XVIHIIII Huw: CQ:lx'lm'cl UR-xr. Iznnm Rirlmnlson, Imvpll SlI1llll. Tom l'l11l Null. lv ls ik lim -11 II.nwLim, lun liwlw. XY.lI'l'l'll Haukrix lll, Sulmluix. Raul lximlmln-11 - --f'3 Rx K3 Burl: lfnzw: Dfmnlcl Mitchell. 'Itmu FllI'L'III.lH. ILIIIIKN Xllvn Clrazig Pwrwlc-x'. Hike Plllfilk. Ufullvl' QMYVIIN, l,.n'1'N C-lllllll. N91 l,:1flc'x. Im' lxm'li.llJm'l'. lc'1'l'vIl lligggx, ,lim ll.l1wmxl. ,Xu IHIIUN. IlR'I'lll.lll lxlwlf. gflllflll lfnzri XYiIli.uu H.l111lllvm. Slum' Ixglul1I1:m,Ilgui1l XYilli.1ms. Ihm lmllvxx. lulm lfrllgllillv. Ifrlm GABLES COURT VI Burk Ifffzwi Un-ulgn' l5.1lkvx'. 1.11111-x Sxmw. Iuhll xllllllllx, I...lWl'L'lIll' Sll'l'lll'Ig. Ixnmw lliltlv. Ulnllx N-llmn. llcuul lullxull. .lim Stmlc. SIYIIIIII Rmw: Xlvlvill Fujii. U'illi.xm 0.111-N. lflufillll Crcgunlyk, Bill XX'ill4mI. Chun Slnixm, Iulm Wznlkn-1'. Bill Xl.1ln11l ln mi XlflL'1IIl4vlllIl'wu mk. l'Il'lIllKlx fmnlwk, Cllmllnw I:.lllHilIf'l. lim-n Irs I llHlll.IN NI mlm x R IIHIHIIJII Nlvlmlwxlwll. RUIJKTI llwll. lwmll fnlll,llug.nl1 Xnglam. llnzmlmlf.1u1m.4I1l nllmm l'IIlk. l,l1.a1lcw fum. lullll lulllwm, Xulnulqx lllxmlwr. Imam l'lu4I4Iv1. S1nll1nl,Rn1l nlxkm I1 'xm Hu :ml lfnmi Iwi 5lLQXX.HHl. lhul HI'llU'lIf'I' 1 llilllxllll fm'll1'X l'lll l'uIIn'l. RJX l:1lNK'llIN'lIxl'l. llmrllg Ixlillt' ilu' lm' lllcllvll. ff? -199 1 a .Q r . S f 2 ' . Q . .. ,J 5' i ,f z fat., 3 5 'Ei A 'J i 2:31 3, , Q .t,. 15,5-4 V lie elif ' - -'fl C fi W ' ZH'-1 -'ft-Q 0 Y , . 935' Y A -I f Ti g 3535 R li l'th Hutlwn I'wiw Re-tltlith, .Xnnt-ttf' Mutlt fi: lffur: Orztltl Smith. Rtmitltl Nxtuglc. Ktlwztrcl liriyeil. Front mr: 111 . , ,mv 1 l Hut- Xmlt-ix. Phil XYill4tittl. lk-:iii 1,.t1'wi1. Ritlizml liztlbztugli. GABLES EXECUTIVE COUNCIL jerry Smith, Governor 'lihc ligthlcs Chili, icztt'tix':ttt-tl with thc opening ul Chthlc Clfnirts whit-li lizicl lx-cn cluscrl lui' the past tw I I tL'llI lit-sliiiit-ii iiiciiilwisltip. .Xlthuugh maiiy nlistztflcs were ciitiiiiiitcix-cl, scvcixtl iiiuttimxililc zictivitics took mlgtcc. The Iitcslitiizm iiiixcr. hcltl umlci' at stztrlil sky fm xt wztim Scptcuihcr night, wats xt lot ol' lun. Utlicr smigtl luncliuiis inc-luclctl it vigtnltmis tug-ol? wzti' with StzttcSt1'cct Clmtrts. Z1 Halloween dance with X t splashing apple- lmliliiiig CUIIICSI, :tml n ctmiliiiizt- tion twist :mtl limlm QUINCSI. The iiicmhcrs ol if t1-f. A htililt-s Clluli won' wry pmucl ul winning thc Clirist- mzts tlcumititig unitcst lm' :ill thc' hulls. A pztrtv Im' llllflL'l'IJl'lYllCQL'il Kllillllfll was hc-ld :it Cliristmzis i X timc. Latter iii thc yczn' Gztlzlcs :incl H-2 spoiisurccl Snnwllgtlac lfztiitztsy. thc iiiztin CYCIII ol' the year. ,445 ' V-me 'I 'ii walls. lit-gint thc lzill SCIIICSICI' with niiicty pci' 00 lllllltill whith llll1lt:S Purtlucs luurtecii um-upc1':1 rqarcsciittttiws prupurtimigil to thc liuiisc mum ship, A new tutistittititniul titiiciicltiiciit this year ll Stuclciit fltl-tlIN'l'1lllXL' .'Xssot'i:ititni is the m'g,.ui- t houses tmtl their 42th iiiemlmcrs. lizith lmtise is rep- msciitecl mi thc guwrtiiiig lmgtrtl hy at iiitmher ccl ti Sciigrtm' to thc Excttitixc liuarcl. 'l'his Sena will rcprcsciit the Stutlctit Cfu-upciurtiw ,Xssurizititmii ill tht' Plll'ClllC Sttitlcnt Scnzitc. 'l'hc l'1'f.Y'l'l'1fI'f. it mtmtlily pulalitgrtimi. keeps the um-up iiicmhcrs luriiiccl tm special crciits tiiitl also pmiiitvtcs the 'Spirit ul ilu-upcrzttiuiif' 'lihc cliimt-r :tml dui whirli is spoiistmred cgith yczir hy tht- SCL-X was hcltl Nlziy ll, iii thc Nlctiiorigil Viiiuii. 'lihc highlight ul thc evcniiig was thc t'rtm'tiing nl tht' SCIAX fpit-mi IIVL' lacr- 'Q :TT X Tom Malle, SCA President STUDENT CO-OP ASSOCIATION limi: Huw: Rutlgcr KI. Xlwrimllix. XY, Xliliuipt-, N.llltX f.l.lY'l'll4t' Xlllll, Nttxuii X. Xluwi, .Nwffifzfl lt'ri.r: blviultl Xl SlllI'llCXL'llL,lx.ll'l'llf,il1l1Illllg, lrnrii llt- lung. lJ.ilv Ising. l'tlw.iitl lbttkvl. l,xilii lltnstctlm-1. l..llIN l.,lit-iiiiiiiiii.lbt'iiiiist,.Nlitl1t-ls liupcl, XYilli.iiii Rumour, XX'ill1.iii1 l't'tt'rs, l.0lK'll llslicggtl lit-lmmli lxt-1-lu, tlill llrviiniit, limi Xl.tllt', Xmiti Rutlvli Dim lf.tt'ktis.1Jmittltl Willitaiiis. 'ltllllL'N Iiivkiiig. Ruimltl Nlimix-. l't-ggi lttiiik. XI.iig.itt't I. Cmrltwii. l.ittih X, lfhvilx. xlvirx R Tlmrl lfutr: Kirk li. Nlillvr. XX'illi.tli1 Nlillvr. Xlhutlx Xlhtiltl. llt't'lilt'i'. llill l't-lligit-iv. Ritlmttl lsurgt-. limi! lt'mt': Yiiitt Rugcr lllilklllllg, lJntigl.is Stliwt'plt'r. lull li.llxL'I. l'.ttil Sit-ix'4il't. N.iltpt'tt'l. Ruiiim llivstwlwi. l'.iul.i Upit-.i. lvtl furiiiplit-ll Rithairtl Hwhr, Cl Xluiitlvii. Xlqiiilxti Yutx-is. Cl.triiit'ii ,X. llixitl X. Cllhltt. Rfmvit tgriiiiigtwii. Slmrfiii Sttitk. Ninn ,cism-r. N.iiitxjt-gui l'r.itt. fLluii.t l,. innings. Ik'l1it'vs Kim llusuiilit-tilt. l,ii1tl.itLr.ih.iiigli. Xl.rix l .lllllxt'llllK'lAg. Xul.tii lills, XX illilmil. 5 Xltilniiiphcll. Donut Clin-rs, X.uiu l..llK'lt'l'. Rfilu-rt X' l l 4- 4 3 501 m,,,,,,-gf v 147 1, J V -- - . A,-M W 7,-lm 1 N N . ,A . , ,.,A, J' - Q - J rv . . V-VvVvwV Y Q ,M -if ---f -A fi- fs 73. ff--f --+I? v , AAR , 'l -Q' Y .:' ..,., --. v---f- -- : ..,- my -1- ,. - .gf 4.5 J' ., .. A--.W 7,77 V,V,, --gimfi . . T M sr i , L WW VVYV, , ,- . S Q- at -- c 7 55 H, -me ggi: as We S af 45 - - m ----i er 1 fi iifiiigjg. .. 1 Q . ,,., c . JA . ' ' I , . , K rt... M X -Q: 'Q' -E ls- or I r , 'T 2 . ,Ig ' t '1- li W a W . af-t - '---- , l 121111: Rmvi lludilh Pritc. Diana' ,X1'iii11ii1',lNl:i1'ic lilllllz- vllllllllls . . V - ,- my cal Xrxin Slnrlt-x lxay 5Lll.llL1, lcan .nttiw. wrt I E ' s ' ' f -V - . Cairolyll OHM' ptim PM-L-ltlritl, Ndlllflldll Platt, Alntlx lmus A t Ninn' SlllI'llL'V'llll lan ' ' A w lcna l'rox', l A - - f .L I icmci, .Nifoml Ron. l.ou ', V 4, ,V V I lgicinin Ioycc lliwlains. Nunn l1llL'N. Nlillilllll l Mndl ANN TWEEDALE I Platter placing practice makes perfect. w- liunch. .loytc ludor. Clarnicn Lcisner, Nancy Roden, Donna Haiehl, Phyllis Noalk. Jean DeLong. I'll'0l1f How: limily Huxsoll. Linda Brower. Margo Dieman, klo linerst. Delores McCampbcll, Mrs. Edith H. Cochran. Betty Filip. Lois Vogel, Rita jackson. Sheila Hudson. The women of Ann Tweedale started off the year by honoring their new liousemother with a tea. Some other social functions included a Hawaiian party with State House, a Roaring Twentiesn party with Kneale, a St. Patricks Day party with Dover, and a Halloween party with Stellar Brothers. Christ- mastime brought a caroling party with the men of Fairway at the Old Soldiers' Home. a partv for underprivileged children of the community, and the annual house dance which had as its theme 'An Old Fashioned Cllll'lSIIllIiS.U In spite of all the parties the women were able to win the scholarship trophy lor the women's co-operative with the highest in- dex. The next project for thc members is redecorat- ing and rc-furnishing the recreation room. The members of Glenwood began the school year with a tea held in honor of their new ll0llSt'IlltllllCl'. Mrs. Halel Howes. Later in the fall, a chili dinner honoring their visiting alums was given after the IJUIIICCUIIHIIQ game. The women ol' Glenwood were also active in sports this year. A to-ree volleyhall team formed with the waiters ol H-l was verv sut- eessful and won the rhanipionship in its league. An- other highlight ol' the vear was the purchase ol a new dining roonl set. Glenwood also took part in many trade functions including a ghostly Halloween party with Cllllllllltfy, a High School Harry and Mothers cooking was never like this! l Harriet party with Kneale. and a trade dinner with the nren ol, H-3. In Nlav, a reception and open house was held in honor of all Glenwood niothers, l Hfffff RUM l91'ff l Cwmilm- Iwi-11 Suv RM. lmlwfw Nlsnsli. smutvv 1:1-Mtn. 1:..ut..1.. malt-, nmmo.. I-:twine 14,0111 lem,-1 lietkv Starll, Carole Ritlrartlson. Kathleen YYislel'. Beth Ntmu Av,-111-,L lm-1,A,1t4, lg,.4.,,l1' Nnmt- INRIA.,-N vi,-,h HHNI xvlllllllllx Suomi Rom: Svlxia llvrd. llolol't's Pratt. Nguux Howes,ffllallelln'Sl1.ll'l1t'.flalolillt' Nliller. lrvnne Brute, Rosenbrotk, Shane Jtltlivlll. Ruth Hecht, hlLllAtQLlI't'l I.L'lllll'LfC. .4 -e in .-'vt -Q -tl Q v , '. ff! , f T , ' is X43-551 Z QQ . N N YY Q we '41 Q' . J' ia- Q A m 4 W. xxgsg' .-. 503 To write letters or to study? SHOENIAKER Upon returning to sehool in the fall, the women ol' Shoemaker welcomed their new house- mother. Mrs. Cleeile Denny. The girls opened the new school yezn' hy pztrticipziting in ll work session with the men ol Cliznllieey. House functions played zm important part in their sehool lile. These includ- ed open houses alter home lootlmll games, it trzidi- tionzil 'lill2llllLSg'lYlIlQ,' dinner, and ll party for under- privileged ehildren given with Kneale. Another high- light ol' the year was the winning ol' the homecom- ing sign trophy lor t-o-opemtives. During the Christ- mas season an open house was given in honor of 4, their new housemother. liven with all of these activ- ities, the women didn't neglect their studies and regained the eo-op women's seholzirship trophy. Hull: lime: lt-.tnnine XX'ill1.m1. Gloria: Goings. Nlrirtigi Zollmxm. lionnit- Xllgood. Nl4trg.n'et Cirgilton, Ngimy Rlelling. Farm! l'iLll'llCll'.l lilostermnm, lxnn Hmlev. lxlffllll lioren, Gatylzt lime: Lonnie l-l.trris. ,lime Nolllloli, Irillit xllllll. MIN. CL'Lil6 Gqirclner, Sllllllllll' Quillen. Swtfnzfl lime: Donngi Cloers. Carol Denny. Sgimlv Clzipt-h.trt. kluclr Clulver, Peggv Funk. Stzixner, Nlttrion Swain, Sur.: Elaine Atlznns, .Xnne johnson. '-617 3. L .15 'fcvs ' ,..,- ' zvxi -tt? 'limi' 1 504 -Q' 'Q' 135 ,,, :SQ 11.1111 Hnzvi 1111111111 li11g1'1's, l'.11 1.11412 51l.ll'HIl 1-1.1ssg1111, 511.11011 Illtlisflll, l,i111l.1 G1'1111.i11gl1. 1411111111 lli1's1'1l41'13 51.111 F1111kc1111c1'g', L111111' fi1l.lllL'f'. Swiwifl 111111: 1,-1lNN 15111, I'.11111-111' kliiiws. lJ1'lm11111l1 livclrx, tlmw 151-111. Husia' 51l1.1l1. IA1li.1 Uno 111 the 1i1's1 11'z1clc p111'1i1-s ul thc y1':11' 1131- 1116 11'un1cn 111' Twin Pines was :1 Hz1llu11'cc'11 party with D1m1'c1'. This XYZIS 111111111611 hy 11111111' utlicrs in- clncling ll Space .Xgc PQITIY 11'i1h Cin-lc Pines anal Ll s1'z11'611g'e1' 1111111 with Clnh 25. The l111licl:1y sc:1s1w11 was llS1lC'l't'C1 i11 hy their lllllllllll liunsc cl11111c XX'1l1Li1l this yezn' 1IIlCl the 11161110 Sil1'c'1' Bulls. 171-1'1m1u1i1+11s lor thc cl111111e 11'c1'c L'CllIt'l'Cl1 illtllllllfl :1 huge sil1'c1' Cl11'is1111:1s tree with hlnc lights: silxei' angels hung 1111111 the ceiling. A C111'ist111x1s IJLIYIQ' 11111 1111clc1'p1'i1'if legcd C'1l11K1l't'll 11'z1s given with 1l1c11i1l1il Ciiirlc- Pines. A11ot11e1' highlight ul' the yczn' 1111s thc 1llIlC1Sl'IilJlllg 1,11 Lheir yzird. Scvcrzil lilflllly clinncrs were helcl 111111- ing thc year. In the spring thc girls elibiuyccl picni1's with both Stine House :incl C11r11111ce1'. 5, ,. N? -Q' uf' .1--if ww ...f f ll'LQt'I'1JIl 1Il. K1.11'1' 11l'.lll11. N11111 1.lllL'll11lll l'l'. 1'.111l.1 1,IDL'I'I 1 .S s I-111111 111111-1 N1.11'11111 1311-1'1l11li, N.11111 11-i111111111. l.i111l.1 Rush. Xlrs. 13111111 911111111 1lcc'1111' SlDL'llli'. Snsic U1111. S1lIll1N 111111111l11'1'1, 1.11101 X1'.1111.111. TWIN PINES Sprucmg up for weekend guests a 1 1 fTvv1r1 Pines, ii 1 1 X1.2'k1-- -. X 23- rf-11 -1 4-,5 12.51 S592 1, , i 'll IIEIBH It D, .1 E it Il 1 I I I limi: Row: Dare Reeves. Steve Phillips. Gerald Russell, Rayniond Poehlein. .Smurzrl lime: -lohn Litkenhus, liirk Dick Mlznns. klohn Dilhnan. Charles Hales, Gerald Holtlinan. Miller. Dave Sthroeder, klim Harlow. Mrs. Minnie Mitchell. XX'illignn Cassidy, Marvin Heinx, -Ioe Turk. Thin! Row: Paul Row, Roger XVhaley. llzunes Diss, Tom Cullop. Front Terry Phillips, Nlithael Urn. Bob Ferguson, Larry lirainer. Row: Donald Voll, Larry lieniznnen. Robert l,ottes. Thomas lim l.ut-king. .Xllen Lueking. Ralph Sthroeter. Paul Xltilonnell. llathe. Max Miller, Steve Brown, Steve link, Ted Gee, i 1 i . . . Three to get ready: Co-Kart go! 5 1ptn..Mva..f.1w,- ,- . f,.t- .N-...iv 1-. fn, .-t- , ,.'.v.-.--mmm---n By taking three first places in softball, swim- ming, horseshoes, and placing in all the rest of the athletic events ol' the year, Chauncey managed to win their first all-sports trophy. Their Go-Kart made another good showing in the Grand Prix, alter winning two years ago, by running a close second last year. Chauncey held their annual Christ- mas Dance. along with Kneale House. The semi- formal Snowflake Serenade was held in Duncan Community Center, with music provided by the College Clubinen. Trade functions held with Twin Pines. Shoemaker. and Glenwood, used fitting themes for Halloween and Valentines Day. Chauncey has linished an extensive improvement campaign by rebuilding all the halls and repairing the ceiling and lixtures in the dining room. This year Circle Pines enjoyed at newly ronstruet- ed addition to their house. lneluded in the new por- tion were at kitchen, dining room. ten study rootns. and at dorrn. The lront rootn wats also completely remodeled. Trade parties with XXYX, SXVX, Twin Pines, and Ggthles Court l were held in addition to it fall trade dinner with Shoeingtker. The nnnuztl steak and bean supper wats signin held its :tn inven- tive lor the men ol Circle Pines to strive lor higher grades. :Xt this supper those with high semester indexes were served steztk while those with the lower grades had to settle lor hegtns. ln the spring, the Clirele Pines seniors held their stile to gnu-tion oll things lor which they no longer had any use. Other tnenihers ol the house took gtdvatntqtge ol this oppor- tunity to ztuplire suth ohieets att at low price, limit Rum: K1.u'roll XYinslow. llitk Stout. .Inn S.tlpit-tro, Dennis Stnith, ,Iell Iones. Seetl U'illi.uus. .lint llutl. Rllsxt'll Green, Roger .XI:ern.uhx, Hl'lilll.lll llohlt. Nlikt' XI.unl.utd. llitk Stlmlstqtll. Tlzirfl lfozr: llollQu1tk.klol1ll lletkt-1. C.ortlon Rlatrk Cook, lloh Henderson, l.uk llowns, l,.n'ix ls.t.us. Steve Qu.tlkinlmush, l'hil Coininyiote, l'retl ll.tI'Iisull. liill liner. Keith Thorpe. Nwrouti Row: NIith.tel 'I'.nlor. How.u'tl i , -Y .1-I Jew'-rg A, Ji as .A I , i t gif - --.X t sfi' A A ,Q 1' - . ' 3, 'Lf ,, 'X 5't.'.H'!-L lr - t . 1 I . li, l 2- : !l.t ' 4 .5 . , x t N 1 x l t 4 Checkf CIRCLE PINES lt'.tsIt'x.l'1etl Ixnneslx, Iientus XX'olht-tt-r, lun Xltn Int-ientlot XII-. Xllen. thnx l'lsllt'1. ID.tx1tl l'lsllt'l'. loin llUt'llllIllg. let tltl 5l'Iltlt'llXt'Ilx. loin Xl.tlltz I-mul Itottw l.LtllX Nh.np. Rgtlph Y Xlluttenlung. I.unes lltstlu-, ll.u1tl lioeltlnug. lxon.tltl lx Illg l'l.llllx lxeenxui. Stexen Xuhols, Dennis lllllllIN. lhtel Sshro Innes lfist het ,r- 507 i Ping pong before studies? CLUB 25 111111: Kimi: Xlrrltn Xlbrighl. Xtillllllll Nleyers. lient Xmas. lr.it x St ntl. Rribert Clarriiigtuii. llill Guske. Robert Hanoltl. llinullie l'.irsims, lit-nnis Nlitliels. Ritliartl lit-llt-3. Tlilrrl Rout Xll.in fmt-tlgeix lienneth lintipl. .Xrtliur Smith. Rithard lidllllllilll. Dennis Ntiqtli. Klart lftitpiatv. .Xlbert Noxik. Donel lxellu. llill llvutsth. Xlil 'lilniinps:in. Snuiirl Rule: Peter lliis year Cllub 25 itnnlediately cleinunstrated its athletic ability by placing lirst in the Student Citi-operatixe .Xssut'iatitn1's tall gall' and soltball coin- petititmns. Seliulastit' aehieveiilent was stressed by presenting house scholarship pins to nietnbers who rt't'eix'ed a 5.0 ur better semester index. Une ol' the loreniust house attraetiuns was the liunieeuining sign trliirli was entitled 'Al5irst Down, len to Go. The well-planned Iiuuse social lunctiuns included talks by larulty inenibers, several trade parties and din- ners, and ll hayride. A holiday party lor underprivi- ltged children was held with XVarren Hall during the Cihristnias season. Clitnaxing the year was the annual spring house dance wliielt this year had the tht-nie Stairway to the Stars. Clraiisiiiger. illill Ltttmlismi. Ciemgt- Lmd. Dick Neal, Mrs. llziris, Dun XVhite, Larry Makuwslq, Ritlizird Fish, Dave Gt-rrilcl. lfmnl Rfirui liin fjYl'l'lllLllI, Ritltard Gehlbath. llt-drink XYiley. Luuis XYhite, XVLIXIIC Xltllunald. Robert litiartl. laik 'l'nnk. Daxid llrinkerlmll. 'MH fl lxzf' 3+ rw' -fhf' N. 1, ,p 'I Siu ,4- S-Q limk Rmu: 11llll1XY1111.1l119. 111L1i 11.1111-1. X111'n1.111 DLlX1lI. Ijllkk' R111111l1l X1'1'i1l1, 111111111 xyllllll. XY1l1111'1' CG111111, R1111L'1'1 linn 1x.11'11s. 141111 NL'XX'll1ll11. H1111 1g1.1lll1l1L'l'. l-1111 111111111 Nlcrlxn IL111- 13ig1.11111. 11111111 l1'1111': l'l1i1 f1l'll1I1. l..11'11 1111111111 l1.11'11l1l Klux. 1..l1'l'X CI.11'111'1. 811111111 lf1111': 1..11'1'x l111'11.111, 11.111 CI111111. lxing. 11.111 KI1'111l1. 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A1i1l116'S 511111111-. 211111 X 1116 liinpire 512116 l511il11ing' i11 1l11' l1:11'l1g1111111111. This spring 1116 11111111615 111111 llllllly 1111116 parties in1'1111l- ing El twisting party YV1111 1111- w11111c11 111' lL1c'11w1'1111l. 511116 11111111111 spring 11z1n1'6. 1i1'e11i11g i11 Paris . was 11111 11151 big event 111 1l11' year. XXXXXXN Sa, s N - , X--A. 'rex ew5TTi7xN'r-sxaess ,wi XXXXXXXX X ll limi: lfmw: Norm Need. Nlax XYilson, David hlacksun. Ron Kloslelt. Xvillis Curtis. Donald lllnrd. llongild Hall. Ramdall llztrris. liob Hills. .Swmnrl Rmv: Larrv Roup. 'lony Herd. Iohn Xitlllgill, klerrv Ratkel, Hugh Sutton. Lynn llostetler, Monty lvilliguns, Darrel Haub. Ross Brower. Charles Brown. FAI RWAY Scanning a treasure-chest of memories . 1 v K . lf A Douglas Hoy. XX'illiam Runyon. Front Row: Daniel Dooley. Bob llerndon, Nolan xvllilllllll, Ray Orman, Mrs. 'l'ynan. Mrs. Statkhouse, Mike Ashley, Tom Arnett. Bob Miles. Donald Brower. l airway's probates started the year off right with a surprise hike provided by the upperelassmen. Illuminating the house sign. revising the scrapbook, and 1-olnposing' a new house song are just a few of the other things that kept the ten new members busy. .Xt Christmas time the men of Fairway gave a party lor needy children of the area. They also had ll dinner to vvhiell they invited the housemother and an ol'l'it'ier of each eo-op. Another meal that has become a custom at Fairway is an early break- fast provided by the probate class. This'is announced by the pounding ol' kettles and any other noisemakers handy. Its secretiveness and early hour gives this breakfast that ''not-soon-tc1-be-forgotten flavor. Sports saw Fairways tennis team take championships in lall and spring meets on campus. Kneale House began the school year with the usual tussle between the lreshmen and the seniors. Although the lreshnien had a seven to luur advan- tage. only une pair ol' senior cords turned up green during the l'ight. l'lHlIlL'l'UIlllllg was the next hig activity on Kneales agenda. and the uieu were proud when their sign, Are You Chicken-IIawksf' wnn second plate in the SCA limnetmning sign contest. The Christmas spirit was captured with a dinner- danee held at Duncan Hall. The dance. which was entitled Snowllal4e Serenade, was held with Clliaunt-ey. .Xniid all ul these activities inauy trade Sing along Wifh Knealel parties were enjoyed hy all the IIlCIUlJL'l'S ul Kueale, Une ul' the niost retuetuhered ul' these was the Gay Twentiesn party held with Ann Tweedale. 191111: lime: l.arrx Nlattiu, .lt-ll Baker. llale Lang, Fred Harder. Hiller, Xlitltael liirtllelmttgli. lYaIteI Nlargus. lvfmf Roux Harold Nl0lllQ0ll1L'l'Y. Dennis lliurntun, blames Rfmane. Gene Sherwin. Paul Stewart, 'jerry Hults, Dun Dick Reed. Kenneth Lielantl, Ilavid Ford. .Ywrmwl lime: lid lruhanningsineier. Mrs, ,Xlta Irmliusun. llitk llohn. Cart Kuper. David Lf-Fe-hre, Paul Nurdinan. lic-ith Ruuth. lid tamper. Ronald glL'lIllNL'll. Dun liirkendall. Dntiglas Bennett. Dun Gerhardt, larry Stmter. .Xlau Rruwn. joe Sthwepler. 511 1 4 1 d , .- v- L - . .- N .Lfizx .' :X 5 '.- -1.1, e . g N. - - .05 - s--,j. A ,mi-' . ' ' A ,, N ,..-f . ! . ,xl X Q' Q s N . I, X N , Nxt... . . c sam-. ,QA it . - X , it fi I ks Hey, were missing the Ace of Clubs? IVIARWOOD 'lihe ten new tnenihers of Harwood quickly join- ed in the spirit ol' the house by shaving the beard ol' an llllllilell senior. .Xlthough their holneconiing sign didn't receive ll prize this year, all of the men en- joyed constructing it. During the Christnizis season. at party wzts given for underprix'ilegecl children of the l.al':tyette :ire11. Alter games and refreshnlents, the party was brought to a successful conclusion when S.tnta presented ezieh Child with a gift. .X special dinner wats also given during the holidays in honor ol' their houseniother. Trade parties and dinners were enjoyed by all the men of Harwood, including those with Twin Pines. Shoeniztlaer. and Ann 'l'weed:ile. The men showed their ezrpzibility in studies by producing zz line lztll index. liftflq Ifmw: Xkltltcr Orr, Cfcne Xnspgtth. 5t.nn Yoke. Stew Roll Cfuenther. I.1trrr Cornelius, lfmnl Ifozv: lforrcst l.ynch. Xlcxcr. Steicn fI.urter,CL1trx lX'oodatll, 1.1trrx llonncll, Lewis john Polic, Edwin NI. llhittington. Hrs. Lucy Roberts, , llllll'lIl.Ill. X. 'mnfl lime: Cllrtrentt' lX'itt. Alzttk lurncr, ,Xlden Yztnte Need. lYcndell Liptrztp. ,Ierrr Yule. I., Lux, Llnts xl17l'lll, l.clatnd l.oudenhqtck. lewis Isruger. 'iiflm 5. Q? I t-- .312 , . 6.1. l 5 Xa f it ,s t n t' 'si-W , xx 'xxx Q9 liurk Rout: Lonnv Hurts, FI'l'lllilLli Rithgtrt ll.tl'1'N R-lllfll' f'f'lI1lK'l'lHIl. Cleorgt' Stnztrt. Roger Downing, Run KILLiZiIl1l11Oll. klohn Reeves, llavitl Chastain. llavttl Cllarkt-. Ntt-rn. Robert llughvs. lohn lxtltnontlsoti, Roger luvvbt Noel Fenner, Dannv Chntlner, Ditk lvright. l.owt'll llohnson, lwmll Ifonw: .lun Stltulet. lien Ltlutontlson, l'.rul Clrossntt lim Silie, S,-101111 Row: llitltartl Collins, lim Riggs. Dennis IJIIICN CQl.tsgotv'. lon liotlsus. .Xlvin l'o1ter. Xlrs, l-tht'l Nt st Xitzsthe. Klarvin Raunsgtv, CQt-nv flolit-l.ttnl, l.1trt'v Robinson, lllftlf cfifllllr-'Ill'-ill 0W'lSll'H'l- filllil Nlllllflvll. l'iI'Ul 'Nl 5 at ..un1i rt' . Rochdale began the vear with a large turnover in house tnetnbership. The twelve new prospective tnetnbers. which comprised a third of the house, had quite a bit of influence which they used suecessfuilv in the traditional senior beardfsltztve prior to Senior Day. Nlaior house itnprovetnents are being held to a ntinitnunt as Rochdale is planning tjonstrufition of a new house in the near future. Rochdale enter- tained several guests during the year including Old Master' Clifford Hardin and Assistant Dean Stan Shaw. The true spirit of Christmas was felt when Rochdale gave its annual party for underprivileged children. Santa had tnany treats and gifts for the 3 to 6 year-olds. Before the Christmas dance, a steak dinner was held at the Flame. ROCHDALE New house plans are studied with enthusiasm 1 . F 1 I , ,' -WX .. rm rib, A J..., ' ff'-2'-'ar s-9944 '- ,, .WW x 3313 -.sf T5 rx 475 0- 1 lffult Nutr: Iatk fi1ll'lt'llLl. Gordon Sides. 'ferry ltillianis, Al Xeint-s. tlliarlcs Haan. Clliarles lVCl'lt'lllJL'l'gL'I'. Ken Baker. flharlcs Xittinn. David linnklt-. lrai Nlanothehri. Svronf STATE HOUSE Time for a little relaxationll 1 Pegratn. Nlitliacl Roberts. Dan Ramsey. Bob Datfron. Front Roth: Stew lialabanv. jim lielsch, james Smith, Charles liinnnel. Nlrs. l.cna XYilson. David Herna, Daniel Farkas, Dale 1' Rua-: Uarrr Hcslielinan. l.arrv Hutshvll. Dave Nc-whold. ilopelztnd. Hill l'ettig1'ew. Roy Schtieck. Rohert Haan. Ijflllllltl Xxvllllillllk, Robert Danit-lson. Phil ln keeping with the custom of making an im- provement in the house each year, State House rc-carpeted the hallway and repainted the living room. Another addition this year is a new house mother, Mrs. Lena XX'ilson, with whom they are very pleased. Last fall a picnic with Twin Pines started oll their social calendar. They also had a Christmas party, complete with Santa and his help- ers, which was held for house members a11d alums. This party was such a great success that they decided to make it an annual affair. They also had a trade party with an Hawaiian theme which was held with Ann Tweedale in the spring. 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'A ff . 4? ,N ,amiga 5.5 5 gil rg I 31: 13. pa ,745 M K-3i:.3i3..1iL35:g971 - Q51-,Iwi 5f+1g.-5,55 3543 . QI k 'W T 5, , , - 14-fi: S3 E hfkf?-f f'f': fI '+ aA3' E' .fi ' , 'ish ..1 f ff- QGXUT5' T. 5 ' 2 - . mf.-32-1' ' ,,,- 1 J' Q, my tif -' 5 fm-'fi 45 ' A -F P -' 'dig ' V . ww: isrg,- 1 ' 1 2.31:- ff, .-J - . -. HV Q.-.. '- 4 l...f.53 qw, . . ,' Q V Q : Col' ' 1. 41. 4.5-Kid, Q' 17+m1re 1 , .- Q' ' -Q' , -1- ,Q gQfibf,1g Q' ' ,, ' ,g,14 ,, '1S,1f1 --f f .5 -. r-par 5 ' L-t fc 'V' 'J ' 'eg-V. .4-af- :L S 5 Q' 1..- fm. '39w'ie,L9, 4. 1 Tfegu , Q-e Qc. - ,311 iqQ?:3 -'- . W' ' ,-:J-if f - . Q4-:Q 1. g'4,'g.Qrf i ..g,5,1:? M5 .:Fi3.amN,y,. zA me 1 ' . 4 1.1, 'wa -31 ,4 bw 3 ,Q-.W , 555101, 52:1 ff 5 'f .Q - ' aff gf, 3 gifhg f ,g ag , A 51' A' ?f,f 1.1, .Q - 3.f- gl ,yf , ,- ' ,ax K- ' ff 3 21:3 '- V , - f - I, 51, we. Gif? ' L 'L il 1' 1 +L 1' . . T: if? f :f ff5 'WB' 1 af f -I - 2151-a -,z 5 Q-L, 5- .JL -'- ': i3'- - f A f' -- -,L - -V1 V ,p v N . QQ , 5 h x I. ,A ' A 1 b- -' V, . .U - v .- A, - rawQ14f1 i11f:5 F Z 1-iwrzfiii--f- 21, ? ?'L ' ..g,g,w5v545f 5 ,,. f- - fm. ,. , . . , , J I K- SENIORS SAGA OF THE SENIOR The fun of Senior XVeek . . . the sober thought I of grziduzition . . . the classes you Cut . . . Friday afternoons spent with friends . . . those days when morning came too ezirly and sleep czune too late , . . the tension of job interviews. QITICIIIIIIC school applications, the waiting . . . foothzill gznnes with Cords. derby. and Czine . . this was your senior year. ' STALACM ITE CET STALACT ITE I TIN YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY? ' ' - ,, 3' lie. --ii If 'W HOURS OF WORK FOR A LITTLE PRESTICE 0 O Z rv'1 O -Z F' rn '! Ln O O 2 K j, QQ, L. V. xp Sr I WALKED MY WAY THROUGH COLLEGE? H 1. l I Q, N 1 ,r .,-,A-N FOLLOW THE SUN! I i SENIOR DAYS ARE HECTIC! is I I I r I T Y. Q, ev way, ...M- '-QL, IT ONLY HURTS FOR A LITTLE WHILE! 'llo begin zlgznn in Il world unknown . . no longer to live in ll worlcl lillecl with slnclenl passports lootbzlll games. senior cords and classes. At last, 11 conlpletecl course of lIllClti'l'gl'llflll1lIL' slnrly. the beginning of ll clillerent life. Z1 new waxy. llme real worlc perellzmce to elilnb again to those heiglns. 521 Lv IU' I E e,ee 'gl LIL, '15 ..,e.CI,.z. W -Q. ln'- .. 'n .sw- 'rx vrw, Q he wi vs .5 ' Q fr Y , . P' A Q C? ' f i l t N I it in -1 Q ,au -6' 3 I A if sl wr x?s.f ' ,l X . .4325 - '22 it if Q ,I 2 :N i 'uh i. Q. 'St lt 3 22 sl x X I nf -.. ,, 1 Q -. . 3 ,F I all ' - - . N, 'Wg -N K 4 Q ,jg . 'W My 'N' . va' 4342 K ' Q ' -a-X r W' , Q.-.4 -fw- Lrvva. W x V ii i A R. .Xu ai.- ri- - 9. x w. , ' i ' .Q S, Q Tb x - 1 5: is., yi 1 , A :- ...- Ph' .51 as 91 .u S 5- 1' .- -vi .5 x ---. Q.. A . F-' xv., ABRAHADI. ALBERT G.-ME: Cleveland. Ohio. Sigma Chl: AS ME. ABULS, VEI.lI'AfS: VVest Lafayette. Alpha Lambda Delta: AXVS: Card Section: Town Girls, Treas: Univ Choir. ACKER- MAN. JOHN C.-IM: Jasper. Sigma Pi. Sec, V Pres, Pres: Gimlet: Skull and Crescent: Track. ACKERSON. KAREN S.- HE: Westfield. AWS: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H: Folk-a- YVhirlers: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: WRII: Young Republ Club: NEA. ADAMASZEK, TI-IADDEPS IY.--S: Buffalo, N.Y. State Street Ct: Purdue Residence Network, Pres: WCTS. ADAMKOVIES, AFSMA M.-HE: Indianapolis. Hall X: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Sportswumen: WRX. ADAMS, JOANNA C.-S: Falls Church. Va. Card Section: Green Guard: MaJor-Minor: Mock Pol Conv. ADAMS. JUDITH H.fS: West Lafayette. Sigma Alpha I-Zta: International Association: Indian Students Associ- ation: WRA: Young Republ Club: Univ Choir: Kappa Delta Pi: SNEA. ADAMS, LARRY L.fMl-2: Peru. Phi Kappa Psi: ASME: Card Section: Forensic Managing Bd. Pres: Varsity Debate. ADAM- SON, DONALD L,fAG: Palmyra. Cary Hall: Ag Ed Soc: Folk- a-VVhirlers: Artillerists. ADAMSON, SANDRA--S: Covington. Chi Omega, V Pres: Alpha Lambda Delta, Pres: Angel Flight OLA: Block P: WRA: Novice, Debate Team: International As- sociation: Sophomore Class Council: Pan-Hel. ADE, RICHARD H.'IE: Glen Ellyn, Ill. Cary Hall: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Reamer Club: WCCR. ADLER. GERALD R.-I ENGR: Pompton Plains, N.J'. Cary Hall: Variety Band: ASTME: Mil Band. ADLER. G. DALE- AG: Iafayette, Auto Club: Camera Club: Folk-a-Whirlers: Sailing Club: Wesley Found: Agronomy Club. ADLER, LUCY K.-HE: snarpsviiie. Zeta Tau Alpha: .xGR1cULTUR1sTg Card Section: WRA: SNEA: Delta Alpha: Mock Pol Conv: Green Guard: V C Meredith Club: VVRX: Young Dem Club. AGNESS, TERRY D.---AG I-ENGR: Amboy. Ag Counc: ASAgE. Pres, V Pres. AIILBRAND. SONDRA J.-S: Indianapolis. Phi Mu: Card Sec- tion: Mil Band Majorette: SNEA: Univ Lutheran Assem. AHMANSBERGER. HAROLD N.fS: Evansville. Sigma Phi Epsilon. ALBRITTON, JOHN F. - PHAR: Paducah, Ky. Kappa Sigma: APhA2 Jr. Class Council: Phar Council, ALLEN. RICHARD M.-MTE: Park Ridge. Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha: ,XIMelE: Canterbury Club: Catalyst Club: Duplicate Bridge Club, EXPONENT: Phi Eta Sigma: Class Council: Young Re- puhl Ciub. ALLFORD, JOSEPH M.--AG: Wilkinson. Hall H: Ag Econ Club. ALLISON, DUN M.--IM: Auburn. ALTHERR. SARA P. --S: Lafayette, Triton. ALTIICR. IYILLIAM I..--PII.-XR: Fow- lt-r. Cary Hall, Kappa Psi, APn.-X, Cary Club: Varsity Basket- hall. AMICK. JERRYfAG: Menon. Sigma Phi Epsilon, AMMER- MAN, RONALD J.-IM: Mooreland. Hall H-3: SAM. AMOYIL, MAFRICE V.-S, Lagos. Nigeria. International Assoc, Pres: Mock Pol Conv: Soccer Club: African Students Assoc: Human Relations Counc. ANDERSON. DEAN H.-ME: Fort Wayne. ASME: Pi Tziu Sigma: Var Athletics: Student Union. A ANDLRSON, JANICE E.--HE: Portage. Alpha Chi Omega. Rush Chr: EXPONENT, Jr Ed. Sr Ed: Gold Peppers, V Pres: Greek VVk Comm: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Comm: Pan-Hel Counc: Theta Sigma Phi: I-Iome Ec Counc: Home Ee Club: SNEA. ANDERSON. Jl'DITH L.fS: Gary, Hall X: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: WCCR: Soph Class Counc: SNEA. ANDREIVS. EDITH J.-S: Peru. Zeta Tau Alph8: SNEA: Card Section: Grt-en Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Young Republ Club: Student Union: WRA: AWS, Judi- cial Bd, Executive Bd: Golddigger's Ball: Fresh Orientation Panel. ANDREWS. PATRICIA L.-S: Lafayette. Delta Gamma: AWS, Executive Bd: YWCA: SNEA. ANEKIYE. GOIHYIN E,-eME: Nnewi, Nigeria ASME: African Students Aasoc, ANHOLD, FRED R. -PEE: Gary, AIHH: IRE: Lutheran Student Assoc, ARGO, GARY E.-S: Cleves, OHIO- Phi Sigma Kappa. Treas: SAM, ARIHOOD. SHARON A. iS: Lafayette, Imltzi Rho Kappa: Green Guard: WHA: ACS: Town Girls. ARMBRl'STI'lR, IVALTER J. -AG: Lawrenneburg Hall H-12 Ag Econ Club: Alpha Zeta: Newman Club, ARNOT, JACK M.-Indianapolis. Phi Delta Theta: Skull and Crcsrent: Var Atnleties. ARTI-ll'R. JAMES E:-FORK Greentield Phi Kappa Sigma: Forestry Club, Outing Club ASI-lBAl'llH, NOEL 1-1. ESE: Yellow Springs, Ohio. Hall II-1: Ameru-an I-to--ket Soc. ATKINS, IVANDA R.- HE: Marengo Hall X: Card Section: Green Guard, Collegiate -I-H: Wesley Found, WRX, YWCA. ATKINSON, BARRY K.fEE: Anderson, Ilall H-I, Tau Bela Pi. Al'SENBAl'GH. BIALCOIJI D.-PHAR, Iixansvtlle XVHR4' AYSTEN, JAMES D.---ME: Wt-sl Lafayette Auto Club: Sailing Club. AYERY, DAVID R. S: Kokom-1 Pi Kappa Phi. BAVIINIANN. JOHN K.fS, Rorkledgt-, Fla luitiibtlai Chi Alpha: Mock Pnl Conv, Ne-wnian Club, at-abhard and Blade BACKI-LR. FRANK J., EIC: Indianapolis State Street Ct BAFKLIN, ROBI'IIK'I' IL- MI-I, Harvey, Ill Theta Tau, Rush Chr. BADGI-ZR, NIICI-IAEI. I..--FOR, South Bend Hall H-Ii: Mil Band: Forestry Club HAIJGLEY. EDDIE D. AG, Greensburg Ag Htl Soc, BAILEII. DONALD L. CE. Linn Grove, ASCE. Mil Band: Pantera Club, BAILEY. CHARLES tl WEE: Bztrtles- ville, Ukla. Cary Hall, Mil Band: Mm-k Pnl Cniiv, Ttinialiawk: WCCR, BAILEY. t'IIARI.I'1S II.-PEE: Gary, Avauta. Se-C: Mil Band BAILEY, LARRY R. S: Elwuutl, Baptist Student Fellow, Card Section, BAIRD, CARULYN S: Hoaehvlale Kappa Alpha Tnftzi, Sec: Alpha Latnbda Delta: Card Section: Delta Rho Kappa: Gold Peppers, Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pig Mortar Bd, Pres, Student Union, V Pres, Angvl Flight. ANVS. BAIRD, MEIITUN D.ffSg Fort Wayne H-2: Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Lambda l'p- silon: ACS, Student Otlivial, BAKER, CHARLES J.. -IR.-PII.-XR: Clinton. Ilall H-1, ,XPIL-X, Phi I-Zta Sigma, Kappa Psi: Rho Chi, Young Dem Club BAKER, LARRY R. AG, Bourbon. Fairway: Ag Sci Cluli: Alpha Zeta: Ceres, V Pres. BAKER, ROBERT Ef S, Kings- ford Heights. State Street Ct: Collegiate 4-II Club BALI.. STANLICY I'I.f S. Evansville. Ilall H-1, BANGS, G. SAMFEL- MTE: Indianapolis. Phi Gamma Delta. Pres. Card Section Field Dr, IFC Pres Coune: Mock Pol Conv: Phi Eta Sigma: Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Crescent: Student Union, Jr V Pres. BANKS. JAMES G. S: Hobart. Cary Hall: WBAA: VVCCR: Wesley Found: Young Dem Club. BANKS, LARRY 0.-IED: Indianapolis. Hall H-1: Alpha Phi Alpha, V Pres. BARANYK, STEPHEN IV.-ME: Ambridge, Penn. Hall H-3: Pep Comm: Tomahawk: Reamer Club. , if ' - .qv-', L 7 G' 4 ca 4 Q Q V W XM -R- fi 5 f R' f A is .uv Q gh . W . RQ.- . 1x-4 . ..g. 5 si 'Sh Q -K. my -V -- ' ., Ll , - I 'Nl , -f 'xi-N SV . f 1 wi W- .er -0' X 4: 2 'A if Us I 13' M. . '- I A -13 Q 4, ,C f.: cr 45' tt, - , is- x .L --f 'TTJ QT, L' . ' V v 3.'Z'f1 , FYI 'fiiil ' 'f' cz 4 ,A . A Q - X ' . - W 'E' SA . ' V --'LN AQ' , x .. . X -.--kv, anne- f Q T: sf - A ,., t 'ie I I fvv 'Q Q f-- I -' ,QS ' tv , ,,,- .-.-- ...,, 523 i s, f- Q. it fi -ov ,R tw sf, I ful' ' 'tf Y ..,., ' . , 3 X X xx ,.. i -T - sv - t 3' wi E - . .N . . N, .f-- it t,- J' 0 P ' 1 A .xv-- sa, il - ' t ff .. A . ,L 5: 'C' ' 'J 3 , iv sz P ' mi' lx -.4 :Zi F if . ,Q , .- . X., , tg i ,X .1 4, 1' 1 . 9 gm A. R 3. ag, ' 9: ' X' I L A I si L vu. 5-7. H- Q, is ,N :K S. Aw 4 ez. , get i ' S ' 1 mv- I tb J Q-f YQ if- 25,1 li if' -f X ' :, 1 'O BARBER, WILLIAM D.-AG: Washington. Delta Sigma Phl, Sec, Rush Chr: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Scabbard and Blade: Student Union: Wesley Found: IFC Rush Counselor. BARNES, HELENSS: Pendleton. Hall X, Treas: Card Section: Delta Rho Kappa: VVRA: Green Guard: VVRX. BARCHESKI, MICHAEL F.gIlVI: Mciiees Rocks, Pa. Hall H-2: Purdue Geo- logic Society: SAM. BARLOCK, LAWRENCE A.-AE: Gary, Cary Hall. Cary Club, Sec: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: Reamer Club: LAS: VVCCR. BARNARD, DAVID A.fEE: Gary. Theta Chi, Treas. V Pres. BARRETT. CATHERINE A.sHE: Lucerne. Zeta Tau Alpha: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Old Masters: OSGS: Young Dem Club: V C Meredith Club. BARRICK. BARBARA A.i S: Indianapolis. Pi Beta Phi, V Pres, Sec: Alpha Lambda Itelta: Card Section: DEBRIS, Jr Ed, Sr Engravings Ed: Gold Peppers: Mock Pol Conv: Mortar Bd: Pan-Hel Rush Counselor: Student Faculty Comm: Orientation Panels: Theta Sigma Phi: Univ Choir. BARTELS. JOHN R.fME: Brownstown, Cary Hall. Unit Pres: ASME: Card Section: ASHRAE: Old Masters: Reamer Club: Univ Lutheran Assem. BARTZ, PAl'I. F. AG: Hobart. Cary Hall: Cary Camera Club, Pres, V Pres: EXPONFINTZ Hurt Club: Newman Club. BASS, ROBERT R., -lR.fME: Indianapolis. Hall H-2: ASME: Phi l-Ita Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. BASSETT, RONALD E., JR.--FOR: South Bend. Phi Kappa Theta, Sec: Forestry Club: Newman Club: Honor Guard: Wild Life Club: SAF. BATES, HOIYARD L.-EE: Highland. Eta Kappa Nu: Mil Bantl. lrrum Magorg Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Tomahawk: Kappa Kappa Psi, Pres. RATTENFIELD, L0l'lS ILSS: NVinamac. Cary Hall: Young Republ Club. BAl'ER, JOHN -l.- l-ISE: Hall H-1: Phi Eta Sig- ma: Tau Beta Pi. BAl'G-H. IIILLIAM H.-iS: West Lafayette, Ilelta Chi: Card Section: EXPONENT, Assist Editor: Mock Pol Conv: Student Senate: Ward Org: Wesley Found: Young Republ Club. V Pres, Pres: VIEWPOINT, Assist Editor: PCIA, PSII. BAFMAN. RYSSELL WL-IM: Lafayette. Sigma Pi, Pres, Rush Chr: IF Pres Counc: IFC Judicial Bd: SAM: RIVRT: Scabbaril :incl Blade. BAl'MI'IL. KENNETH E.-VEE: VVestern Springs. Ill. Delta Upsilon. Sec: IFC Office: Eta Kappa Nu: POMM: Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Crescent. BATR, GREGORY R.-S: Carmel. Phi Kappa Psi: Gimlet Club: Pep Comm: Athletic Mgr. BAY, GERALD B.-fEE: Glenview, Ill. Phi Gamma Delta. Sec: UEBRIS. Sr. Managing Ed: Eta Kappa Nu: Gimlet Club: Mil Band: Moc-k Pol Conv: Phi Eta Slgma. Pres: Sigma Delta Chi: Skull and Crescent: Omicron Delta Kappa. BAYNARD, FORREST S. S: Chicago, Ill. Sigma Alpha Mu: B'nal B'rlth Hillel Found: l-IXPONENT: Greek Wk Comm: Mock Pol Conv: JIFC. BEARDSLEY. -IAN A. S: Mendota, Ill, Univ Choir: Judo Club Br:AsI.m', wll.l.l.mI E.. CE: Oakland City. Hall H: ASCE: Auto Club: Old Masters: YVeslvy Found. BECHTEL, JON Hf-ESI-I: Goshen Triangle. V Pres: Phi Eta Sigma, Treas: Tau Beta Pi. Ser. BECK, LAN'Rl'IXCE C.-AGI At- lnnta. Farm House. Pres: Ag Counc, V Pres: AGRICULTURIST: Alpha Zeta: Ceres: Coll--giate 4-H Club, Pres: Gamma Delta: Greek VVK Comm: IFC Oflice: IF Pres Counc, V Pres: Mll Band: Mock Pol Conv: OSGS: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Delta Chi, Univ Lutheran Assent, V Pres. HECK, MARILYN R.- S: Fort Wayne. XVRH: Alpha Lambda lielta: Christian Found: Political Science Club: Young Republ Club, BECK. RONALD W.-PHAR: Harvey, Ill. Delta Upsilon: Married Students Counc. BECICSTRAND, Jl'DITH A.-S: La- fayette. Kappa Alpha Theta: AWS: Card Section: Greek Wk Comm: Green Guard Honorary: Mock Pol Conv: Student Union. BEEKER, JERRY L. fIM: Lafayvtte. Phi Kappa Psi, Rush Chr: Carsl Section: Young Repnbl Club: Var Athletics: SAM. 4 BERRY. DAVID A.-EFI: Decatur. AIEE: IRE. BEETY, THOMAS I-J.-ME: Kokomo. Pln Kappa Psi: ASME: Pi Tau Sigma: Skull and Crescent: Var Athletics. BEHLMER, STEP- HEN R.-IED: Indianapolis. Hall H-3: Mil Band: Variety Band. BEHRMAN. JOHN I-I.-A--AG: Columbus. State Street Ct: Card Section: Christian Found: Collegiate 4-H Club, Folk-a- Whirlers, gi..-I 1 BELL. RICHARD P.fS: Cincinnati. Ohio, Delta Tau Delta: SAM: Purdue Pete. BE3IlSDl'IRI l'1R. CHARLES H.- Ml-I, Ham- mond. Alpha Phi Omega: ASME. BI-IMM. ROBERT F. Ml-I. Milwaukee. VVis. Delta Tau Delta: Dolphin Cluh. Quarterdr-r'1 RENDER, GERRY I..-IM: Uniondale, Ay: Counc: Hort Club. Pres. BENOIT, JAMES B. --ME: Oak Park, Ill, Sigma Chi: Class Counc: Jr Prom Comm. Bus Mgr: OSGS, Jr Off: Skull and Crescent. BERGSTROM. GARY L.fI ENGR: Chicago. Ill. Phi Kappa Tau: Card Section: Greek XVI-i Comm: IFC Ollire, Rush Chr: IF Pres Count, Sen Exec. Mock Pol Conv. Prop: Chr: Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Pi Mu. Ser, Skull and Crescent. Sec: Tau Beta Pi, BI-IRR. MORRIS CK, Flossmoor, Ill. Joint Council- man: ASCE: Newman Club. BICRKSHIRE. JERRY L.APIC. Royal Center. Alpha Tau Omega. Var Athletics, Bskhl. Bl-JRMAN, SALLY- HE: Chevy Chase, Md. Chi Omeiza. Rush Chr: AWS: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm. Chr, Mock Pol Conv. OSS: Pan-Hel Counc: Student Union: WRX BERNII. DAVID F.-FOR: Scottsburg. State House. Asst Food Buyer. House Pur Agent: Collegiate 4-H Club: Forestry Club: Student Co-np Assoc. BI'1YI'fRIDGI'I. JANE E.--HE: Bloomfield. N J Carfl Section: Student Art League, SNEA. BICYINGTON. LARRY J.f-AG: Galveston. Ilort Club: Mil Band BHALLA, AMAR- EE: New Delhi. India: AIEI-I. India Stu- dent Assoc, BIERSIIORFER, Jl'DITH A. S: Indianapolis. Pi Beta Phi: AWS: DEBRIS, Jr Ed: Gr:-en Guard. Mock Pol Conv: Univ. Choir BIIJSTER, KENNETH C. -IED: Gary, Theta Chi: Greek Wk Comm: Old Masters: Pistol Team: Playshnp BIESTER. SFSAN I.. -S: Belleville. Ill Alpha Xi Delta: Alpha Lambda Delta: Della Rho Kappa: Undergrad Math Club. BISHOP, RI'TH ANNfS: Irvine, Ky. Alpha Xi Delta: Gold Peppers: Greek Wk Comm: Green Guard Honorary: .Ir Prom Comm: Kappa Delta Pi: Mock Pol Conv. Pep Comm. Sec- Treas: XVCCR: Wesley Found Brd: Young Republ Club: Orien- tation Panels: Class Council, Fr. Soph. Jr: Sr Cabinet: Stu- dent Facultv Comm. BITEMAN. JAMES H.iCHE: Fort Wayne, MSC: AIChE: Catalyst Club: NVCCR. BITTEL, BEYERLY Jw- S: Parma, Ohio, Zeta Tall Alpha: Alpha Lambda Delta: AWS: Card Section: Delta Rho Kappa: Gold Peppers. Treas: .Ir Prom Comm. Kappa Delta Pi: Old Masters: SCIENTIST: Theta Sig- ma Phi, PWS, BLACKSTONE, BARBARA J.--S: Glenview. Ill Wood Hall. BLAND. LARRY I. S: Alpha Sigma Phi: Mock Pol Conv. BLASDEL, MERRILL K.--AG: XV-Uodward. Okla. Phi Kappa Sigma. BLECH, JOHN H.--S: Kendallville. MSC. BLINSMER. FREDERICK P.--CE: Michigan City. Cary, Pres B Unit: ASCE: Cary Orientation Chrm. RLOEDEL. BETTY L.-S: Elmhurst, Ill. Kappa Alpha Theta: AWS: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Pan-Hel Counc: Student Union. BLOOD, BENJAMIN D.-EE: Axol. Argentina. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Rush Chrm: IFC Office: Mock Pol Conv: Pershing Rifles: Scabbard an-l Blade: Soccer Club. Sec. BLl'ME. WALLACE M.fS: Indian- apolis. Cary: Student Union. BOCKYS. JON G.fAG: Middle- bury. Rochdale. Treas: Ceres: Agronomy Club: Lutheran Stu- dent Assoc, Treas. BOEHING. THOMAS D.fPHAR: Francs-sville. Circle Pines: APhA: Phi Eta Sigma: Purdue Band: Rho Chi: Student Co- op Assoc, BOGYSZ. MAXINE S.-MS: East Chicago. Vawter Hall: Card Section: Green Guard: Newman Club: WRH Gov Board. BOLSER. RONALD J.-IED: Richmond. Iota Lambda Sigma: ASTD: Ind Ed Club. BONEBRAKE. CHARLES 0.fInd Management: Georgetown. Ill. H-3: SAM, :SA We B - 4311 be .2 4 X 9 v 1 .5885 ,XJ lx .P E-X '51 ix ,...v i ,.- .. 'WS- fe -if A . if 'IQ - tv R-1 Yu 1 li ...T E -s G. ...- '32 4 ll Qt- K 3 923 -:g N, wil fm. . '21 il. bg' E 53 an . ,. ... 91 .C .N , -,- x 1. Q Q s. rfmi i: life X- A 6 'CT 7 7'-s. 1 le ., X '93 A - C .., kt- CF X ee j 4 T' 11: l A -2 xv I . . ,. I E 1,. yew ' A T :ez :W . as ke -551 S ... :I 1-of ,...-. xx :wwe EA 9-N, i -15,1 I -J Q.-f is.. 525 . X Q' R if, , ix, 'g ws,- Ss,,,- 15- u Am af ee. ya as gg' 5, QXQX, :f we is fx -it , K. K .590 'Q K M, 'ifiiff V w-L: E e' , sv - - TR j' R V :W Sr 'fi I ., 'e I v fi- P I . 'L ef -. - -1. ste- , - ' 'fr'-M-I-v eg .V ! .l'fr X 'mi ,.1...,-i-:szf-ga Q I . - QV: .I 'P 4 ri va 2' 1 I S+ Q -R Y . . I 'R - Q Q- P k W. -,,, EFX, geo KEY.,- C919 A - -'I 7 in Sv ' J Q' H . Q ' - -2. 5 hr .f . ' . , A z 7:-A-f - T 4 ' J i . ' .1 L- , I gy I ' . Z - I 'A E. 52 6 HOOKER, KAREN E.-HE: Sheridan. Sigma Kappa: Green Guard: Collegiate 4-I-I Club: WRA: Home Ee Club: Pan-Hel Rush Counselor. BOOTHE, MARJORIE A.-S: Lafayette. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Pan-Hel Rush Counselor: AWS: Golddiggers: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pi: Angel Flight: Orientation Panels: Student Union, Jr V Pres. BOTKIN, ROBERT D.-CE: Marion. Hall H-3: ASCE: Chi Epsilon: POMM: Tau Beta Pi. BOWEN, JOHN IV.-EE: Nobles- ville, Hall H-2: Pershing Rifles, BOWIE. JOAN K.-PHAR: Columbia City. APhA: Green Guard: Kappa Epsilon. BOWMAN, MARGARET A.fHE: Bethel Park. Pa. Kappa Alpha Theta: Card Section: Green Guard: Newman Club: OSGS. Jr Bd: V C Meredith Club: WRA: Freshman Orientation Panels. BOWMAN. PATRICA L.-S: Indianapolis. Warren Hall: AWS: Card Section: Jr Prom Comm: Outing Club: Sailing Club: Student Union: Delta Phi Delta. BOWMAR. Ml'RNA L.-HE: Vnion Mills. Collegiate 4-II Club: Major- Minor: NEA: Home Ee Club, HOl'l-JR, JAMES A.-WEE: Anderson. Hall H-3: Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi. BOY!-IRS, ALBERT S.-ME: Emerson, N. J. ASME, BRADLEY, ROBERT E.fS: VVESt Lafayette. Phi Kap- pa Sigma, Sec: Mock Pol Conv: Alpha Epsilon Delta, V Pres: .Ir Prom Comm. BRAILEY, PETER H.fS, Kent, Ohio. Hall II-2: Card Section: Pershing Rifles: Vliesley Found. BHANDT, STANLEY E.-FOR: Indianapolis. Hall H-2: Card Section: Forestry Club. BRANT, MARTHA A.-S: VVest Lafa- yette. Newman Club, BREEDEN. THOMAS E.-IM: Paoli, SAM. BREIDENBAYGH, ROBERT L.vCE: Otwell. BREIT. STEPHEN A.-AG: Woodburn. Hall H'2: Halberdler Club? VVesley Found. BRETHAUER, EILEEN K.-S: Indian- apolis. Shealy Hall: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Young Re- publ Club: YWCA, BRESVER, ANN-HE: Fort Wayne. Alpha Delta Pi, Ser: Card Section: SNEA: Campus Chest: WRA: OSGS. BRIDGYYATER, SALLY --S: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Alpha Xi Delta: AWS. Treasi Card Section: Univ Choir: EXPONENT: fire--n Guard Honorary. BICIOGS, DONALD Ere-PHAR: Columbia City. Phi Sigma Kappa: APhA: Arnold Air Soc: Air Force Band: Mil Ball Comm: WCTS BRIGHT, NANCY L.AHE: Terre Haute. Alpha Xi Delta: Card Section: Purdue Drill Team? Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: WRA: Student Union: V C Meredith Club. BROKE- MOND, JERRY M.--PHAR: East Chicago. Cary Hall. BRONIE, BARBARA L. S: Cincinnati, Ohio. Hall X: Angel Flight: EX- PONENT: Green Guard: Pan Amer Club: Young Republ Club, Card Section. BROSILS, WILLIAM G.-f-IED: Knightstown. Phi Kappa Psi: Srabbard and Blade: Purdue Drill Team. BROWER. LINDA I.. HE: Kokomo, Ann Tweedale: AWS: WRA: Univ Choir: Collegiate -l-H Club: Home Ee Club: Mock Pol Conv: Kappa Delta Pi: NEA: Playshop: Student Co-op Assoc: Green Guard: EIIB. BROWN. JACK L.-IED: Gosport. Hall H-2: Baptist Student Fellow: Iota Lambda Sigma: Scabhard and Blade. BROXYN. Jl IRROl.D J.-CE: East Chicago. ASCE: DEBRIS. 4 BROIVN. JOSEPH G.fS: Frankfort. POMM: VVesley Found: Ward Org: Undergrad Math Club. BROWN, ROBERT W.-SZ Washington, Ill. Frosh Class Pres: Soph Class Counc. BROWN, TONY R.-ME: Gosport. Hall H, Treas: ASME: Pi Tau Sigma: POMM. BROIYN, YYILLIAM -l.fBrownsburg. Hall H-3. BRUCE, LYNNE A.-PHAR: Hebron. Glenwood, X' PWS? PUR'- due Band: WRA: SCA: Kappa Epsilon: Card Section. Movk Pol Conv: Tau Beta Sigma, Pres, APhA. BRUNO. JAl'Ql'l-I- LENE-S: Hammond. Vawter Hall: Minor-Minor, Pres: WRA Counc, Intramural Man: Newman Club: SNEA. BRFST. FRED A.-AG: Union Mills. Exralibur Club: Ag I-Id Sort BRYAN. JOHN l. IEP: Lafayette. SNEA, IIEA. BRYANT, JANICE E. -S: Vl'est Point. Sigma Alpha Eta. BRY- ANT. ROGER E.-fAG: Van Buren. Hoof and Horn Club. BYBICNZICR. GARY D.-AG ENGR: Ouktown .Km Rocket Sox: Tau Beta Pi: Wesley Found. BYCHE, PAPL T.f S, West La' fayvtte. Pi Kappa Phi. Rush Chr. Greek Wk Comm, Jr Prom Comm, Moel-c Pol Conv: Campus Chr-st, Sr Class Pres. Bl'l'Hl-IR. PHILLIP A.-Il-Ill: Akron. Cary Hall. l'nlt Pres: ASME: Mock Pol Conv: ASTD: Cary Club, Young Rt-puhl Club. BITHTA, LARRY J. AG: Otwell. BITKLES. .IANINE - S: Los Angeles. Calif. Alpha Chi Omega: AWS: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Cont' B1'lllll'INBAl'5l, HARRY 1'.-PHAR: Indian- apolis. Beta Sigma Psi: PHARMACIST. Editor, Phi Eta Sigma, l'niv Lutheran Assem. BYDDS. Jl'l.ll'S D. S: Chlvapgo, Ill. Hall H: Card Set-tion. Mock Pol Conv. Bl'HI.ER, NANCY J.f S: Chicago, Ill. Phi Mu, AYVS: Greek XYK Comm: Major-Minor: Mock Pol Conv: New- man Club. Student Art League: Stud- nt Union: Young Repuhl Club. BYRBRINK, ROBERT G. CE: Logansport. Hall H-fl, ASCE: Aeromodelers: Arnold Air Soc, BUIIGNER. JOHN W.. II- S: Veedershurg. Phi Sigma Knppag Am Rocket Snr, Judo Club: Prrshinp Rifles: Am Chem Soc: Purdue Groove: Student Union. BYIIMEISTER. THUMAS J. Ml-I: South Bend Cary Hall. ASME. BURNETTE, EULALIA K. PS: Sacramento. Calif. Hall X: AVVS: Card Section: Sigma Alpha Pita. Sec: WRX. BYR- R0l'G-HS, FLORENCE L.-fS: Knox Chi Omega. Sec: Alpha Lambda Delta: Card Section: Delta Rho Kappa, Pres: Gold Peppers: Green Guard Honorary: Kappa Delta Pi: Mortar Bd. Old Masters: Student Union. Jr Bdi Class Council: Student- Faculty Comm. BERT. PHOEBE D. S. Ann Arbor. Mich, Pi Beta Phi. Rush Chairman: Itluek Pol Conv: Green Guard. Class C0llYl'.'I Student Union: Young Rt-puhl Club, BYSSIC. LYNN D.--AG: Hanna. Hall lleil: Auto Pluh: Pre-Yet Club: Exealibur Club. BYSSELL. RONALD I..fkESE: Ander- son. ll-l. V Pres: Arnold Air Soc, Reamer Club, Student Senate. Bl'Tf'Hl-TR. DAVID R. -Clll-Z: Decatur. Phi Sigma Kappa. BFTLI-IR. JAMES E. ME. Santa Monica. Calif. Bl'TTERBAI'tiH. DENNIS P.ffMlC: Kendallville ASM!-Z, Pl THU Sigma. Bl'TTS, JACK L.flM: Miehigan City Cary Hall. Pres. V Pres: Mil Ball Comm: Purdue Playshop, Quarterrleck: Scabbard and Blade: Student Senate. Studi'-nt Body Pres, Tomahawk: WCCR: Young: Repuhl Club: Cary Club, Pres, Pendragon. BYLER, JAY D. PIM: Marion. Ilall Hffl. BYRD, YYILLIABI Il.-AC: Roachdale. Hzlll H-3. BYRNS. TERRY E. --CE: Corydon. Hall H-1: ASCE: Christian Found. CALDWELL, DAVID S.fAG: Connersville. Hall H-1, Unit Pres: Christian Found. Pres: Collegiate 4-H. V Pres. Pres: Hoof and Horn Club, CAMERON, DEAN E: EE: Wash- ington, D. C. CAMPBELL. BRUCE A.'NS1 Kettering, Ohio Beta Theta Pi: Card Section: BARD. Ad Manager. .2 k va, Q. .A Q .'d:.',.l fi 'rt f 3: ,40- ..--1 1 4 p ', ,. hvi Q. 'r -5- 3 X . P gg, l Q.-f f'v3- 4 .V P-AF 'N' BQ - 1. -'f' . Q. 915' 3. f' -xv. if R '11 x KQV.: V, ., x it be 5' X -f -.av v- .- are :,. S -1--vs ...f N we.: -1 X -s... xl- 3, - Q s Ll. Iva., ll. es. 0 av A x K X gi . .-, X ' V iv' if la I NS' . ' . 5, A 6, 'N .X , . We I. N M .., Q K -- 1-'Q ' ,xv A P' I, ll ' A . 5- g at -:' 3, . as en- I . Iwi . 'T --v. xl ,.4. I . . Y' l A l l . f K , Y C? 'wp If - 1 i :gi rl M Q. . ,,., ,.,,,,x -Ee I 'X H gr. fr qygf! .uf X I. .4 ,. , . rr- ' '- V ILA i I n ,. f ,. cl ' I I-A '. , ev- . - , 4-.., .i .Lu -, 1 ibn 'WN fa v. g . -.- ,.... A vs. 'tr ,m -6. ..r-' ' -0 ' X.. A, , .- A 1 . 528 Q.. v. .-SIAM.. . -. x, A 1 Ang, ,- -v- i nf S .tr CAMPBELI.. CHARLENE T.-S: Indianapolis. Chi Omega: AWS: Card Section: DEBRIS: Class Conc, Fr: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: WRX: Young: Reuubl Club. CAMPBELL, FREDERICK. WV.-S: Frankfort. Alpha Chi Rho: Apha Epsilon Delta. CAMPBELL. JOHN G.fCE: Louisville. Ky. Lambda Chi Alpha: ASCE: Purdue Industrial Co-op Student Soc. Sec. CAMP- BELL. LARRY M.ffS: Thorntown. Kappa Sigma: Mock Pol Conv: Purrlusirs: Univ Choir: Var Glee Club: Young: Dem Club. I'AMI'Bl'lLL. PE'l'ER A.--S: Pnntiav, Mich. Kappa Sigma. CAPEHART, SANDRA l..fS: Plainville. Shoemaker, Pres: Gold Peppers: Kappa Delta Pi: Delta Rho Kappa: Mortar Board, Seo, XYeslPy Found. CARITHICRS, LINDA K.-S: Rochester. VVo0d Hall, CARL. PHILIP F., JR.-EE: Crown Point. AII-IE: Newman Club. Pres. CARLSON, JOHN R.-fME: Berwyn, lll. Cary Hall. CARLSON. ROY li.-M: Indianapolis. Student Co-op Assoc. CAIRPENTER, KENNETH B.--ME: Brazil. Pi Kappa Alpha: Var Athletics. VARR. WILLIAAI IC., JR. EPI: Anderson. MSC: AIEE, Sec: Card Sec-tion Drill Team: IRE: IFC Oilice. PAIIRDN. RIFIIARD S. El-G: Shelbyville. Phi Sigma Kappa, V Pres: Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi. CARSON. KATHERINE --S: Muncie Wood Hall: Card Section: Duplicate Bridge Club: Green Guard: Major-Minor: Mock Pol Conv: WRA Counc: Sportswomen. CARSTENS, DALE I..fME: Oaktown. ASME: Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Pi, CARTER, YERNA J.-'S: Fort Branch. Hall X: Delta Rho Kappa: Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pi: WHA: SNEA, Treas. FASSUN, LARRY Rr-IEI1: Winslow. Iota Lambda Sigma, Sec- Treas: Industrial Ed Club, Exec Brd. CASTILLO. ATILIO- ME: Caracas. Venezuela. MSC: ASME: Pan-Am Club, CAUBLE. RONALD L.-aCII: Indianapolis. Hall H: Am Rocket Soc: Amer Chem Sm-: Purdue Ride Team: Army Rifle Team: Honor Guard. CHAVIN-AMADO. MARCEL MPI: Maracaibo, Venezuela. AS ME: Inl'l Assn:-: Pan-Am Club, Pres. CHAILLI-I. JOHN C.fAG: Westport. Farm House: AGRICUL- TURIST: Collegiate 4-H Club. CHALL. COLLEI-IN I.-f-Detroit, Mich. Alpha Delta Pi, Pres: Card Section: Gold Peppers, Treas: Mock Pol Conv: Pan-Hel Counv: Student Senate. Sec: Triton: Univ Choir: Campus Chest: Sigma Delta Pi: WRA. CHAM- HERLAIN, DONALD R.--AE: South Bend. H-2: Arnold Air Soc. K'HANDI.l'2ll, JAMES R. S: VVolcottville. H-1. CHANIL. FRED H.-EE: Hong Kong, B.C.C. Chinese Student Club: Eta Kappa Nu: IRE: International Assoc: Phi Eta Sig- ma: Tau Beta Pi. CHAPMAN, JOHN R,fEE: Washington. Pi Kappa Phi: Scabbarcl and Blade. Cl-IAPPELIE. NORMAN A. -S: Hammond. Cary, Sec-Treas C Unit: Amer Chem Soc. KHASTAIN. FRANKLIN NP-AG: Mitchell. MSC: AGRICUL- TVRIST: llnof and Horn Club. 1 UHASTAIN. WILLIAM L.-PHAR: Salem. H-2: Camera Club: PHARMACIST. CHEESMAN, ALLAN K.fS: K3lama.ZOlJ. Milth- Cary. CHEYALIER. MICHAEI. IV. fME: Hinsdale, Ill, Pi Kap- pa Alpha. FHODASH, SUSAN I..-S: Chicago, Ill. Alpha Xi Detla: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Purdue Players: Purdue Play- shop. CHRISTOPHER, OLLIE S.-EE: Rushvllle. MSC. CIESAR, JAMES A.-ME: Indianapolis. Sigma Phi Epsilon: ASME: ENGINEER: Phi Eta Sigma: Pu Tau Sigma: SAE: Tau Beta Pi. CIPRIANI, JACQUELINE K.vS: Chicago Heights, Ill. Hall X: Card Section: Green Guard: Newman Club: Sailing Club: WRX. CLAMME, CAROLYN-S: Lafayette, Delta Gam- ma: Green Guard Honorary: SNEA. CLANCY. JOSEPH P.-IM: Roanoke. CLANIN. DOUGLAS E.f S: Anderson. H-1: Young Republ Club, CLARK, RONALD R.f- ESE: Indianapolis. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. CLAYTON. FRED- ERICK I.-AE: Shelbyville, Cary: IAS, Chrm: Sigma Gamma Tau: Student Engineers Cnunc: Tau Beta Pi. CLEMENTS. Sl'E A.fHE: Louisville. Ky. Kappa Alpha Theta CLEYENGI-IR. PHYLLIS-S: Indianapolis. Vawter Hall: Art Club: Modem Dance Club: Green Guard: Card Section. CLOD- FELTER. MELYIN R.--AG: Judson, Ag Ed Soc: Card Section, Collegiate 4-H Club: Hoof and Horn Club, CLI'GS'l'0N. JCDITII K.fSEH: Erie, Pa. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Treas: AVVS. Cab- inet: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Greek Wk Comm, Sec, Ma- jor-Minor: Modern Dance Club, Pres: Newman Club, YVRA. COATES, ROBERT H., JR.--I ENGR: Kokomo, Phi Kappa Psi, Pershing Rifles: AIIE. COCHARD, CHARLES D.-AG: Green- field. Hel: Collegiate 4-H Club: Univ Choir: Var Glee Club COCHRAN. K. MAX -IBD: Oxford. Industrial Ed Club, V Pres: Amer Sm' of Training Ilir, COCHRAN. NANCY R.fS, Oxford Ann Tweedale, Pres: Card Section: Mm-k Pol Conv, Student Cn-op Assoc, Vniv Chnlr. COCHRAN. STANLEY D.-Ligonier. Delta Rho Kappa, Treas, COFFMAN. JAMES B.-AE: Franklin. Theta Tau: Am Rocket SOC: Card Section: IAS: AFROTC Band. COFFMAN, JOHN Y., lIlfS: St. Charles. Mo, Pi Kappa Alpha, Sec. Rush Chrm: Card Section. COLEMAN, CLYDE l-'.fMl-I: Covington. MSC, Card Section. COLEMAN, KENNETH L.-PE: St. Louis, Mo. Phi Kappa Sig' mu: Var Athletics: SNEA. COLLINGS, GERALD WHAAG1 ROSedflle. COLLINS, DARL R.-AG: Markleville. COLLINS. JAMES Nf S: Indianapolis Cary: Card Sevtlon: Student Union COLLINS. MARTHA S.-HE: Orland. Alpha Xl Delta: Card Section: Collegiate 4fH Club: Major-Minor: Mock Pol Conv: Modern Dance Club: Pan-Hel Councg Univ Choir: Home Ee Club: VVRA: Angel Flight. COMER, J. LINDLEY-AG: Fair- mount. Alpha Gamma Rho, Sec: AGRICULTURIST: Alpha Zeta: Card Section: Christian Found: Hoof and Horn Club: Mock Pol Conv. COMISKI-JY, CONSTANCE-S: Oak Park. Ill. Delta Gamma: Green Guard Honarary: Sigma Delta Pi: Trlton. Sec-Treas: Univ Choir: Mock Pol Conv: Delta Rho Kappa: WRA: Card Section. COMSTOCK. NANCY L.-S: Gary, Pi Beta Phi: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Pan- Hel Counc: VVRA: NCTM: NCTE: SNEA CONLON, SLSAN M.AS: Lebanon. Kappa Alpha Theta: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: Newman Club: OSS: Class Counc, Fr, Soph, Jr: Sr Cabinet. CONNER, JANE B.-S: Muncie. Kappa Alpha Theta: Card Section. Co-chrm Design Comm: Kappa Delta Pi: Bard: Delta Phi Delta. COOK. DELORES E.-HE: Bourbon. Zeta Tau Alpha: Card Section: EXPONENT: Gold Peppers: Kappa Delta Pi: Omlcron Nu, Sec: Unlv Choir: V C Meredith Ciub. State Sec-Treas: YWCA, Treas: Student Court. Sec. COOK. JERRY J.-AAG: Wolcott. Ag Ed Soc: Ward Org. at I s. , ,t N 11 1 vi N- .,.f S P R I' i 'I - are -- : - X .a f-Q Q. ' YV 11 44' -- af' Q -SL .Z - . C n fx, flfiivi-54: g -'K 5:22 . , 1. . I . ' I .V fx- if , X eg. Q C. 1 Q... ta. K .. .5 1 .T . ' 1: e' K ..-. 1' S: .T .V Q - I 4 X 'Q 5' , fv- - 4 g, A I . -as-X are WC E- .4 w N ' l -IN iv.. , ., i - C , , t4-' I , 'Q 'G YQ its A lf sur 4' '7 xl if 'i . -A ... ff -'X ' f -1' .., ,, me---' y, ,,.. S I .. ' ,J i 3 I .mtg : ' Av . ' Q- t, if- : Se: x ' . -- . ii 1: 31 f . f e f 'I X IQ Q ' : H --:-3 6 w Q bed, mr. :xg ,gp - ' V E 41' -ff ., 5 , Q: V ' ,, Stl we S S fm 1 : ' A 3 lx .3 1 A mx D fz :V ee., at .Y gi 3 Q. ' 529 - an an N 55.1, 1 sf -. L, 'C 'C' P' QQ' 5 'W 3 Q M -vt. 1- IIA if -e '- -- w.--ff 'Q -S s- L . ...L v 1: :K 3. lf: ge 7, -.nfl 'S - 4 . . .,,.. ' A M., --Q Y' --- ,ff l x 1. J TTS ' : . . ,-T q Nfa 4 li , - L ek AU ., W' N- Rs..- '-' ries' . Q . XJ 'I R., .Qjtif-lei.: .x' A. ,:,. - 5... J... . - 5 f X I A Q if 1 1 , - e Y Y' 2 +- ,M S . i 2: l 49 4' AQ., 1, ,v-3 vo. 5. ,- -...e Q N...- . WI A : . Lv Q... 5..- 5 ', is 'A R 2,3 C ' U 4 , 3.11 1 F .V :Ig .A A . 3511: COOK, LARRY E.-S: Connersville. Fowler. Sec-Treas: Mock Pnl Conv: Old Masters. COOPER. DONALD T.4AG: Clover- dale. Farm House: Alpha Zeta: Ceres: Agrorwmy Club- C009- ER. GARY C.-AG: Wabash. Kneale: Ag Ed Soc: AGRICUL- TURIST: Ceres, Treas: Christian Found: Forestry Club. COOP- ER, ROBERT N.-IED: Boswell. Drill Team. f'OOl'Ell, STEPHEN Ii.fME1 Zanesville. Ohio. Cary: ASME: Sailing: Club. COPI-ZLAND, DALE A.fS: Anderson. State House, Pres: Student Co-op Assoc. FORCORAN. MARGARET-S: Co- lumbus. Ohio. Kappa Alpha Theta: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard. CORDER. DAVID L.nME: Martinsville. Phi Kappa Tau: ASME: Christian Found. CORI-IAN. Rl'TH E.-S: Lafayette. Card Section: Folk-a-Whirl' ers: Student Union: Saddle Club. CORNICK. MICHAEL F.f'- IML Mt. Carmel. Ill. Pl Kappa Phi. Sec: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Scabbard and Blade: Var Athletic Mgr: Soc for Advancement of Management, COPSSENS, HENRY -LSAGZ Granger. State Street Ct. FOVERT, DAVID D.-EE: Carmel. Beta Theta Pl: DEBRIS, Admin Ed: Eta Kappa Nu: Purdue Playshop. FOX, BARBARA E.-HE: Pittsburgh. Pa. Pi Beta Phil Card Section: Green Guard: Mock P01 Conv: Student Union: WRA. COX. JAY T.-FOR: South Bend. H-3: Forestry Club. COX. THOMAS J.fCHE: Edgewood. Ky. H-2: AIChE. COZAD. IVES- LHV II'.f-AG: Brownsbllrg. A: Ed Soc. I'RlTK'Hl'II.I.. RICHARD A.f-CE: Rochester, N. Y. MSC: ASCE: Chi Epsilon. CROCK. GLENN D.-FOR: Greentield. Ivover. Pres: Folk-a-Whirlers: Forestry Club: Reamer Club: Student Coeou Assoc: Air Force Rifle Team. CROMIVELL. ROB- I-IRT F.-ME: Richmond. Acacia: Am Rocket Soc: ASME: Student Union. CROOK. MARY .I.ffS3 Flora, VROSS, SANDRA AI.fS: Lafayette. Zeta Tau Alpha. V Pres. Pres: Card Section: Green Guard: Pan-Hel CounC: Student Union Young Dem Club: WRA: NEA. CROUCH. SARAH-HE: Fortville. Home Ec Club: Card Section: Green Guard. CROFSE. GORDON L.fAE: Anderson. Kappa Sigma. CROMWELL. VARLERON R.fS: West Point, N. Y. I-I-3: Card Section: Judo Club: Mock Pol Conv: Student Union: KMRX. VROZIICII, ALAN K.fESE: llallas. Tex. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: EXPONENT: Phi Eta Sigma. CSASZAR. BRYCE -I.fAE: Seven Hills, Ohio. H-2. WHRC Bus Dir: Arnold Air Soc: IAS. CUD- DINGTON. DAVID B.ffMEg Gary. State Street Ct: Card Sec- tinng SAE: Zouaves. Cnmmandini: Off: Army Honor Guard: WCTS. ITLLOP, WILLIAM T.-CE: Bruceville. Chauncey House. I t'I'LLl'NI, KENNETH H.-IM: Indianapolis. Acacia: Mock Pol Conv: Scabbard and Blade. CYMMINGS. JOHN R.fEE: Indi- anapolis. MSC: AIEE: IRE. CFMMINS, ELIZABETH A.-HE: Danville. Kappa Alpha Theta: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Kappa Delta Pi: Pan-Hel Coun- selor: Student Union, Jr V Pres: Univ Choir: Home Ec Club: SNEA. CYMMINS. MAR-l0RII'I J,-HE: Monticello. Card Sec- tion: Collegiate 4-H Club: Folk-a-Whirlers: OSGS: V C Meredith Club: WRX. f'l'MPSTONl'I. CHARLES G.. -lR.-- Ind. ML Park Ridge, Ill, Lambda Chl Alpha: Scahbard and Blade: OSS: POMM KTNY. f'I-IARLES D.fCE: Arlington Heights. Ill. Cary: ASCE: New- man Club: Pershing Rifles: Phi Eta Sigma. t l'PKA. RICHARD D.--IEDg Medaryville. Iota Lambda Sigma. Pres: Ind Ed Club, Treas: ASTC: Purdue Veterans Club. fl'TI.I'IIl, DAVID J.- AG: Terre Haute. Agronomy Club. DANIELS. ROBERT I-I.-PHAR: I.aPorte. Alpha Chi Rho: Alpha Epsilon Delta! APhA: Card Section: l'TllY Cl1 'll': Unix' Lutheran Assem. DANIICLSI-IN, VERNON M.-EE: St, Charles. lll. Cary: Newman Club: Tomahawk. WCCR: .XROTC Rule Team: Purdue Honor Guard. DARLING, NORMAN H. EFI: Cowna. Christian Found. DAl'GI-IEIITY. ANN -S: Vvahasli Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Green Guard: Class Count-. Soph. Jr: Foreign Studi-nt Hostess: SNEA IIAl'tiHI'jTTI-IE. I-ILAINI-I C. -S. Indianapolis, Delta Rho Kap- pa: Kappa Delta Pi: Town Girls: WHA: Youiizl Republ Club: SNE.-X: Angel Flight, DAl'M, I,ENIIELI. I..-FIB: Napoleon. Ohm. H-3. l'nit See-Treas: Eta Kappa Nu DAYICNPOIIT, DON K.f.-Xp: I-Tcl. La Paz. State St. Ct. Unit Pres. Af: Ed Som-. Mm-k Pnl Conv. DAYIICS. WILLIAM A. S: Chivagn Ill Acacia: Greek VVk Comm: Mock Pol Conv: OSGS: Skull and Crtseent: Young Republ Club. DAYII-IS. WILLIAM II. FORZ Vint-innatl. Ohio -XIPII3 Sllllll-4 Phi, Treasi Forestry Club: Pershing Rilles: Phi Eta Sigma, XVildllfe Club. V Pres. DAVIS. l.AlI'Rl'lNl'I-I G.- MIC: Fortville Sigma Phi Epsilon. DAVIS. ROBERT S.fS, Lafayette. Phi Kappa Sigma, Set-g Irelta Rho Kappa DAWSON, Sl ZANNI-I HE: Culver Alpha Chi Omega: Mortar Board, Gold Pew..-rs, OSGS, Jr Off. Sr Board: Omivrnn Nu, Pres: Alpha Lamhrlzi Delta. Pan-He! Counv: Home I-Ir Cmxnr: Jr Prom Comm: Vam- pus Chestg Home Er- Club. DEARMONII. RIFIIARII l'.--MEL Connl-rsville .XSMI-I. Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Siznla. S.-XI-J: Tau Beta Pi, DI'It'KAIKIl. LOWI-ILI. D.fEI'7: Houston Theta Tau, .-XIEPI. IIICCKER. GENE T.fFORp Elkhart. Fowler House-, Forestry Club DEER- ING. I.AIl'RI'INt'I-I B.-IM, Glenview. Ill, Phi Delta Theta. DICIG, DARYI, ll.--lnd Man: Mt Ywrnon ll-1. Exet' Pres: Newman Club. Student Senate. Pendragon. DEI,Bl'IUiO, ITALO D.-ME: Los Teques, Venezuela. MSC: ASME: Pan-Am Club. Dl'1I.l'TIN, THOMAS G.-ESE: Pleasantville, N. Y, Pi Kappa Alpha: Card Section: Newman Club: Skull and Crescent, Student Union. Jr V Pres: Fr Orientation Panel. DI-ZMARI-IST. JERLYN H. HE: Greensburll. Card Section: Christian Found. Sec: Collegiate -1-H Club: Green Guard: Kappa Beta: Mock Pnl Conv. DE MOSS, LINDA I..flHlEl Marion. Chi Omega: AXVS, Card Section: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Stu- dent Union: lfniv Choir: IVRX. DI-IMPLI-IN'OLl , DONALD 45.- EE: Bellevue. Ia. AIEE: Newman Club. DIGNHART, PAl'L D.fAG: Linden. Alpha Gamma Rho. Rush Chrm: Hoof and llorn Club. IIICNKER. DIANNF.--S: Indianapolis. Itelta Gam- ma: Card Set-tion: WRA: Mock Pnl Conv. DENNIS, JOHN l..fEE: Indianapolis. Cary. Counselor. Persh- ing Rides. DESICH. Jl'DY-HE: South Bend. Alpha Chi Omega: Mortar Board: Pan-Hel Counc. 2nd V Pres: SNEA. Gold Peppers: Kappa Delta Pi: Omieron Nu: Home Ee Club: Home EC Coune. DEUSER, LARRY M,fEEg Indianapolis, AIEE: IRE. DEYERE, MARTIN L.fFOR: Kankakee. Ill. Sig- ma Pi: Forestry Club: Newman Club: Student Union: Young Republ Club. 'SG-f' 1' ,lv fe -T 5 ?3 ew 4 is- , A uv sag s-M . -V -' bf ..,, - we---..f X, .oe p an 3' g. 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ADAM-CE: Middle- town, Ohio: Beta Theta Pl: ASCE: RIVET: Vilrestling, Fr. DIEBOLD, MARILYNN I..-HE: Birmingham, Mich. Chi Omega: Card Section: Green Guard Honorary: Mock Pol Conv: WRH Governing Rd: Campus Chest: Angel Flight: Sr Cabinet. IJIEMAN, MARGO J.fIiE: Crown Point. Ann Tweedale: St Co-op Assoc, V Pres: Omirron Nu: Collegiate 4-H: Card Sec- tion: Green Guard Honorary: Home Ec Club. DIETEILLE. JOHN A.-EE: Lafayette. AIEE: IRE: Scabbard and Blade: XVard Org. DILL. LARRY M.-PPE: Rushville. DILLON, BENNY N.-AG: Deer Creek, Delta Sigma Phi, V Pres: Mock Pol Conv: Skull and Crescent: Student Union. Jr Bd: Fr Orlentatinn Panel IIINGICS, KENNETH N.fCE: South Bend. ASCE: Phi Eta Sigma. DISCHINGER. TERRY G.-CHE: Terre Haute. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Var Athletics: Omicron Delta Kappa: Catalyst Club: Gimlet Club: Skull and Crescent. DISS, JAMES Wf AG: Roanoke. Chauncey, V Pres: Ag Econ Club: Collegiate i-H Club: Folk-a-Whirlers: Purdue Playshop: Student Co-op Assoc: SAM. DIYER. JUDITII A.-S: Findlay, Ohio. Delta Gamma: Class Counr. Soph: Alpha Lambda Delta: WRA: AVVS, .ludir-iary Bd. IIIXON, MARTHA .L- -HE: Vl'e5t Lafayette. MSC: Card SEC- tlon: Grad Dame Club: Kappa Delta Pi, Pres: Omit-ron Nu: Home Eff Club, DODGE, PARKER D.fS: Charlestown. H-3. DODGE. REX H,-S: Angola. Cary. DOEBLING, WAYNE E. -S: Columbus. Cary: Lutheran Student Assfw: Univ Lutheran .Xssem IIONALIISON, FRANK E.-ACE: Vilashington. MSC: ASCE: Chi Epsilon. DOOLEY. DANIEL -I.4EE: Rushville, Fairway: Ama- teur Radlo Club: AIEE: Christian Found: IRE. DORAN. MARY f-S: La Grange, Ill. Vawter Hall: VVRA: Newman Club: Swim Squad: NCTE: Card Section. DOUGHMAN, DAVID A.-IED: Gary. Sigma Nu: Amateur Radio Club: Camera Club. Treas: Card Sevtlun: Jurln Club: RIVET, Photo Ed: ASTD: IED Vluh DOW, JOSEPH .l.fEE: Navajoa Sonora, Mex. DOWN, DON' ALD .-LSEE: Wilmette. Ill. Phi Kappa Tau. Sec: OSS. DOIYNING, RPPPERT A.+H:-impton. Va State Street Ct: Univ Choir. DOYLE, PATRICK J. find Man: Louisville, Ky. H-1: llniv Orrhestra: SAM. DRAEGER, LOFIS-ME: Grand Haven, Mich. ASME: Newman Club: XYard Org. DROBISH, ROBERT G.AESE: Berkley Heights, N. J, Triangle, Pres: Phi Eta Sigma, Treas: Tau Beta Pi, DRl'LI'LY. NICHOLAS H.4Ag Ed: Richmond. H-2. Unit Sec-Tre-as: Ag Ed Soc: Lutheran Student Assoc: Old Masters: Honor Guard. DFFFER, VERNON C.--EE: Indian- apnlis, H-3: AIFZE: IRE: Railroad Club. 4 DFGGER, DAYIII R.fME: Noblesville, MSC: ASME: Auto Club: SAE. DI'GI'AY, HVILLIAD' L.-S: Rochester. H-1. DYKES, EVERETT E. JR.-Mlshawaka. Purdue Veterans Assoc. DUNCAN. DIANAAHE: Schererville. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Home Ee Club: Student Union: AWS, Sec: Card Sec- tion: Alpha Lambda Delta: WRA: Omicron Nu, Ed: Green Guard. Dl'NI.AP. JOE-Ag Ed: Bloomington. Ay.: Ed Soc. DUNN. MARY I'.fS: Lafayette. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Student Union: Card Section: Newman Club: Sigma Ilelta P11 Green Guard Honorary. DYER. FREDERICK J.+-MTE, Kokomo. Cary: Ca- talyst Club. IIYKIIYIZEN, SIDNEY E.--Ind Econ: New Or- leans. Ln, I-L.-KSTIIOOII. JAMES A.- -AE, Roanoke, Vu Alpha Sigma Phi. Treas: Canterbury Club: Pershing Rifles, JIFC, EDENS, ERNA I-1.--S, Grosse Pointe Woods. Mich. llall X, Unit Treasi Card Section: Outing Club: Sailing Club. WRX Gov Bd, EDMUND- SON. ROBERT W. HE: Lafayette. Phi Delta Theta, V Presg EXPONENT, Sr, Mgr: JIFC, V Pres: Stud:-nt-Faculty Comm EDII'ARIlS, GLORIA S.fPHAR: Fort IY.tyne. Kappa Alphn Theta: Alpha Lambda Delta: Rho Chi: Green Guard: VVRA: Card Sertinn: Greek Wk Comm: l-IXPONENTL Mock Pol Conv EDWARDS. NORMA Y.-S, Gary, Zeta Tau Alpha: Card Sev- tion: Purduettesg Green Guard, Jr Prom Comm: Kappa Delta Pi. Sec: Univ Choir: YXVCA. Ser, WRA: SNEA I-JGER. RICH- ARD T. ME. Flossmoor, lll H-Ii, .ter modelersg Am Rocket Soc: Arnold Air Suv, IAS. Elt'HI-INAI'ER. DAVID F.--El-I, Decatur Phi Sltzrnzt Kappa, Treats: Student l'nion, Univ Chmrj Young Item Club I'1I.DER, JAMES I-'. l-IK, Bloomdnle El.l Rl'2ll'H, ROBERT 0.- CI-I. lflvztnsxtlle Cary, Unit Ser Treas: ASCE. ELKINS, ALAN A. S, Hammond. Delta Chi ELRINS, JAMES C.-fBrownsbtlr1:. Knppzi Kappa Psi: Mil Brintl Reamer Club I-ILKINS. JAY R. S, south Bend Crew ELLABY. NEVADA Ii, H1-C, Ihdmttztptllis Sha-:ily Hull. XVRX V C Meredith Cluh, Home Ei' Club, Mock Pol Convi Playshnp ELLIOTT. DORIS -I. S, Chicago. Ill. .xlph't Delta Pt. Rush Chrm: Card Section, EXPONENT, Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Pan-lie! Counc: Student Union, I'ii-i.-rurad Math Cluh. Campus Chest, Sr, Bd. ELLIS. DAVID R. -I-IE: Rocky River, Ohio, Beta Thctu Pi, Rush Chrm, Hin Kappa Nu: India Stu- dent Assoc, Phi Eta Sigma. Student Union: Tau Beta Pi ELSH0l'T. EDWARD P,--ME: .Xnn .xi-tmr. Mich. Kappa Sigma, Tri-ns, ASME, Greek Wk Cnmm. Young Repubi Club ERIYIN. SALLY S.fHE, Warsaw Chi Uniegn: Pansl-lei Counc, Set-, Sr Cnlnnetg Gold Peppers, Muck Pol Conv: Cam- pus Chest, Jr. Prom Comm: Jr Class Coum-, Green Guard, SNEA. ESBER, SIN.-XNNE M.fSg Itidintnpolis. Sigma Alphzi Eta: IVRX Governing Bd: KMRX. ENTER. JOHN II.-ME, In- dianapolis, Sigma Chi, DEBRIS, Jr. Ed: HIYET, Assoc Ed: Sigma Ilelta Chi EI'LER, JAMES A.,-ESE, Plvfmsville. H-2, Unit Pres: Am Rocket S003 Newman Club: POMMp Tau B.-ta Pi: Astronomy Club EYANDI-LR, DEANNI-J E.- -S, Loekport, N Y. Warren Hall: Alpha Lambda Irelta: Delta Rho Kappa, Green Guard. EVANS, ROGER Af AG: Nat-panee. Fowler House, Pres: Hoof and Horn Club EY.-IRD. IYILLIAM M.ffCE, South Bend. ASCE EWING, LEE II'.fCHE: Mun:-ie AlChEg Card Section: Catalyst Club: Outing Club. EWING. MARt'lAf-S, Findlay, Ohio. Chi Omega, Treasg Stu- dent Union. Jr, B-1, WRX Governing Bd. Pres: Card Section, Gold Peppers: AWS, Alpha Lambda Dt-ltug Univ Choirg Cam- pus Chest. FAIRHANKS, IYILLIAM E. JR. Ind Mgr: South Bend. Phi Gamma Delta: ROTC Honor Guard. FALLON, JAMES J.-EE: Alton, Ill. MSC: Scabbard nnd Blade, FED- ERLE. PAl'L E.fCE: Batesille. Phi Sigina Kappa: ASCE: Newman Club. tsffartsr, ,, X1-3355431 Pans. j. Xi I N' Q, X s t T' yilg.. ' V Q - 'X s le . . L . ,, m t K -X is K :Q I .e ,x,: . A V k 'Y ug? 1-: rv, . ,W , t .E A -:N F, 1 3 Q S.-QQ L. et.. ' '- ' sm M -C x , 15- ,. -- V -.. X s ' x ,ev-Q. 'Q N i- ' : ' A .t,. ...C f-'33 ' ,fs J 'C r- ' Q' S t . 1 vw- l .- N ' es: me 1 75 W. Xa K - it we F: we 3, - 1: C -img., A X 'C -les, I .w y .ia Q. gin' 'Ref X? 5, 4 . L . if is? an 53 3 tl l 1 za 4' 'vs . ' .gg -- sv -- F: 1 V . M ,Q 1. P X 5-. J .. - Q N G e ,,., A f x. Y Qs- 'A g S X S X' Sv I ,Y ,Nw .f 1- .V Q !.' V I. if 'V X :P k,:g,,x I: 1- I I I ' 5 ' -sz V V at -., '53 tgp, i.:i'e:z'. -.Q':5ff'Z' E J :cr 7 : V A 'Q' - Zi -'L Q P. '37,-I E gf' , .gl 1' , 4x A ,vi-.3 ft.. f-- ft, 1 -v . 1 -v v 9.1 . 45 Q' -' 1 r Q 9' 'C ' X- V 5. , . 5' 43 4 V1 1 ,. '5' fl n - A W L. ., M f -A '-' .aa . l 'Y.A. 1 . 'rl FEENI-EY. THOMAS E.-Ind Econ: Indianapolis. FEIN, ROB- ERT Ii.-ME: Evansville. MSC: ASME. FEINGOLD, BRIAN S.-IED: South Bend. H-1, Unit Sec-Treas: Iota Lambda Sigma. FEKETE, JOHN D:-EE: Hammond. Pi Kappa Phi: Purdue Playshop. l I'lLDMAN. SOL M.-AE: Vincennes. LAS, Treas, I I'1Rtil'SON, IIOYLIN C. HE: Elizabethtown, Warren Hall: Card Section: Christian Found: Collegiate 4-H Club: Green Guard: Var Chris- tian Fellow: Young Dem Club: Home Ec Club, FERRARA, FRANK I.fS: Chnton, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Pres: EXPONENT: Scabbarcl and Blade: Jr Prom Comm: 1FC Office. FIELDS. RONALD K.-S1 Elkhart. H-1, Unit Pres: Univ Lutheran Assem. FII'LNBI'1Rti. STI'lI HI'1N I.fEE: Chicago, Ill. Tau Epsilon Phi, V Pres: AIEE: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Mock Pol Conv: HIVET. FILIP, BETTY-HE: Grovertown. Ann Tweedale: Home Ec Club: Major-Minor Club: SNEA: AWS. FINK. JOCK I..fCE: Fortville. Garrison Cts: ASCE: Mil Ball Comm, Gen Chrm: Mock Pol Conv: Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Cres- cent: Athletic Mgr 1Varsityr. I INI.EY, MARY C. Lafayette. l ISCHRACHl'IR, JACK IT.-CE: Michigan City. State Street Ct: Card Section. FISCHER. RICHARD I..--EE: Fort Wayne. Cary: AIEEQ Newman Club. FISH, RICHARD L.fAG: Ander- son. Club 25 : Collegiate 4-H Club: Hoof and Horn Club: Student Co-op Assoc. FISHER. ADAM. 'IR.fCHE: Greenville, S. C. Kappa Sigma, Pres: .XIChE: Catalyst Club: Dolphin Club: IF Pres Councg Judo Club: Mock Pol Conv: Quarterdeck: Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Crescent: Student Senate: Class Count-, Fr: Class Pres, Soph, Jr. FISHER, IVILLIAM M.-fME: Frzinkfort. Railroad Club. FITZ- GERALD. ANN L.iS: Stockwell. Kappa Kappa Gama: AWS: Card Section: Delta Rho Kappa: Green Guard: OSGS. FITZ- GERALD, IVILLIAM I'I.fFOR: Watertown, N. Y. Fowler House: Forestry Club: Judo Club: Newman Club. l l.l'ICK, LEE A. -ME: Fort Wayne. ASME: Phi Tau Sigma: Sailing Club. I-'I.I'IMlNti, JOHN D.fIncl Econ: liumont, N. J, H-1, FOLEY, RICHARD P.-aFranklin, Newman Club: Scabbard and Blade. FOLLICK, ROBICRT I..fS: Marblehead, Mass, Tau Epsilon Phi: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found. Pres. FOSNIGHT, RONALD D. f.Xfl: Inriiaimpolis. Ag Ed Soc. IPOSTI-ZR. ROBERT O.fS: H-3: Mil Band: Mock Pol Conv: Kappa Kappa Psi, FOSTER, WILMA I.-Attica. Twin Pines. Sec: AWS: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Major-Minor: Mock Pol Conv: Student Co-op Assoc: V C Meredith Club: SNEA. I OII'I.I'2R, LARRY IlI.fAg Econ: Brook. Delta Chi: Forensic Managing Bd: SAM. FOX, DAVID I,.fInd Man:: Sey- mour. H-15: Card Section: Wesley Found: SAM. I I-'RAMI'2, DENVER B.wI:IE: Richmond. AIEEZ IRE. FRAN- COl'1I'R. GERALD D.AS: Hammond. Phi Kappa Theta: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: Student Union: Soc for Adv of Man. FRANK, ANNE B.-S: South Bend. Hall K: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: SNEA. FRANZ. CURTIS A.-S: Crown Point. H-3: Am Rocket Soc: Am Chem Soc: PUCC: MRA. FRAZER. DONALD I..fS: West Lafayette. Mock Pol Conv: SAM: Student Union: EUB Student Center, FRAZII-LR, LOR- ELEI A.fS: Covington. Duhme: Card Section: MaJor-Minor, Newman Club: VVRA. FRAZIER. CHARLES L.fPHAR: Bloom- ington, Ill, H-1: Arnold Air Soc: Pershing Rifles: Wesley Found. FREEDMAN, JEROME N.fCHE: University City, Mo. Sigma Alpha Mu. Sec: Old Masters: OSGS, Omega Chi Epsilon: Phi Eta Sigma. I-'RI-IICMAN, RUBI-IRT M.fSp Ilayton, Ohio, Sigma Alpha Mu. B'nai B'ritli Hillel Found Vice-pres, Card Set-tlmi, USGS l RI'II'2SI'I. BARBARAMHE: Hammond Kahpzi Delta Pi: Stu- tlent Art League, Sec-Treas: IVesley Found, Son: Cli, Alum Ch, Cllulr: Canoe Club, SEC. l Rl lNl'HlK, JAMES A.-CHE, llillll- mond. Cary: Newman Club. I-'RI-EY, WILLIAM J. IM, Glen- view. Ill: Sigma Chi. Ed: SAM, FREYMAN, ARTHUR L.-iS: Lafayette. Forensic Managing: Bd, Pub Mgr: Mock Pol Conv. Reamer Club: Student Senate: Univ Lutheran Asst-m, Stewardship Sec: Yt-ung Ilern Club. Vice-pres, FRIDLIY, WILLIAM A.fS: Kokomo Phi Kappa Psi, Sou. Ch: Athletic Mgr. FRIEROTT, BERNARD .I.ffIM: Minster, Ohio. Theta Xi, Pres, ASME, .xernmodelr-rs: IF Pres Count. Mock Pol Conv, Newman Club. SAM: Stuflent I'nion FRONDFTI, ROBERT I..-f-EE: New Kensington, Penn Phi Kappa Theta. Pledgemaster, Svc Ch, Card Section: Newman Club: OSS. FRY, Nl-III. D.f PHAR: Valparaiso, l l'l.I.I'lR W'll.I.l.-KM l'. S: Indianapolis Newman Club: Young Dem Club I-'l'Ql'AY. HAROLD R.- S: Evansville. H-1. Mock Pol Conv. Newman Club. Fl'S'l', DARl,I'lNl'I t'.-Ms, Iles Moines. Iowa Vsiwlel Hall: Society uf Women Engineers: Vniv Choir I-THR. RICHARD W.-EE: Michigan City. State Street Ct GADDIS, JOSEPH T.-IE: Indianapolis. GAGNON, DAVID J. -S: Brookston, Pan-Am Club: Sigma In-ltzt Pi: Young Imem Club. tiALBRl'IA'l'H, JANIFE- S, Findlziy. Ohio. Kappa Alpha Theta, Vice-pres. Pledge trainer. AWS. Greek Wk Comm, IIALLER, BARBARA Rf-S: Cleveland, Ohio. Hull X, B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Card Section: Purdue Playshop, KIALLI-LR, I.AWRI'INCI-I M.--AG: Gary Tau Epsilon Phi. Sec: B'nnx B'rith Hillel Found: Hort Club: Mil Band. Drum Major: March- ing Band, Ilrum Major: Mock Pol Conv: Purdue Playshup, GAMBINO. ANGELIA J.WS: Lockport, N.Y. Kappa Kappa Gamma, House Chg Card Section. Green Guard, Jr Prom Comm. Mock Pol Conv: Student Court Sr. Justice: Student Union liARt'EAl', DAVID S.fME: Jeffersonville. Sigma Nu, Sehnlar- ship Chi ASME: Card Sevtion: Railroad Cluh. GARDEN. DAVID J.-PHAR: Rochester, N. Y. Tau Epsilon Phi: Student Union, GARRETT, RICHARD Af-S: Elyria, Ohio. Tau Epsilon Phi. Sec: Pep Comm: POMM: Skull and Crescent: Athletic Mgr. GARRETT, RICHARD R'.ffI ENGR: Princeton. H-1: Alpha Pi Mu, Pres: AIIE: ASTE, Tau Beta Pl. GARRISON, MARCIA J.f S: LaPorte. XYRA: Card Sec- tion: Green Guard: International Hostess: Old Masters: SNE,-X, Membership Cn. GASCHO, DAVID L.-S: Mulberry. Mock Pol Conv. GRAND- STAFF, ROBERT E.-S: Peru. Hall H: Kappa Kappa Psi: Mil Band. GAYTHIER. GEORGE A.-CHE: Kansas City, MO. AlChE: Catalyst Club: Scabbard and Blade. GEIST, ARDEN A.fME: Chicago, Ill. Cary, Unit Councilman: ASME. 'K' A 1 ti, . 'kg 4 r .- .. ,fx ja Q, .f'. ' -5- wx - K uk X Q. . ,- xt X ' e i E Q . . fa G' -P' lf.- - w K -1 X. ,. 1 iz. urxu -f , 4- ., A Y . 2 ': K5 we 4 vig - 1+-' ra. . W t A X I ,C 'J' 4' 'J' Q ' 'W I-R .:. -'At 'Y N' V. -1 X - -'--- ' r ' , jk we . tzhlwx., ' 1-T-'Q- '1tf7-:Hat . a A we. 'M N M sf Q' , '-' - -v- 5--V- .., R .b . Y , .. , Tx '29 'R rf, ,S - . 1 ..- ,lin sw K. p N Y.. Y. ......, I-art .... f ac - I - T' .' 'M ' wt- X J ' it-Q - 5 ix T-Y ill-1 535 'i Il ll .2 we ,- QQ 2: J, , If Q ' . 'S -.x Q fbi' its if. .Z I ' 'si ' fe s 3,f,..:M' - X-. .W 2, - I .xr at 'fx' ltr: A 'Rift ,,..,.V R ,-.- .4 qv. .lztk , QQ- 1 A -. f 'fa' 4 Y Q-xv -1 , K. V - x ' ' ' - it ' , sw: 'N -'jf' i f , 11. ' I t , 1 l ' ...: '-X . 3 G. 'D Q4 x. , --, ' . .2 N ' . A 4 X N :7 7 ' i N1 ,, GX 1 E .-. , 5,1 .Q lc-in , 'W' ., ry- .33 .e - - - 's -se .,..: .. Kg rs. ' ,. , . Q . Q 5 -Us Qs F N sqm! ' sr - . 5- . Q-ev ij- 1... ,- C . . .., .. , ' A R , :N av' Q ' if- 7 . L- A gf f'. ' I Ts Q... C8 Q ' L 5 2 Q Qc ' Q: 6 as ' L- '-7 -51' - ' .5 M ,Y x sy ' V ,r E' ' ' I T l..1e.x 1 l Q GELLING, ANNEiHE: Anderson. Kappa Alpha Theta, Scholar- ship Ch: Card Section, Instr Ch: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Kappa Delta P1: Mock Pol Conv: Mortar Bd: Pan-Hel Counc, Vlce-pres, Rush Ch. GENTRY, DON K.-AG: Crawfordsvllle. Rochdale, Social Chairman: Ag Ed Soc: Collegiate 4-H Club: Hoof and Horn Club: Mock Pol Conv. GEORGE, BVILLIAM C. -EE: Cleveland, Ohio, Beta Theta Pi: RIVET, Ass't Business Mgr. GEROLD. DAVID J.wAG: Cedar Lake. Club 25 , Vice- ,li'l'9SlkScabbard and Blade: Student Co-op Assoc: Var Athletics, rac , GIBBS, CHARLES R.-EE: Valparaiso. Phi Kappa Slgma: Catalyst Club, Soph Staff: IFC Office: Mock Pol Conv: XVCCR: Purdue Greek , ed, GIBSON. JEROME W.-ME: Fort Wayne. Cary Hall: ASTE: Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. GIB- SON, RAOBERT B.-AG: Eaton. Phi Sigma Kappa, Sent'nel: Ag Ed Soc: Ceres. GILBERT, THOMAS H.-S: Kenmore, N.Y. Mil Band: Railroad Club: Reamer Club: Kappa Kappa Psl. GILLEN, JOHN R.-AG: Otterbeln. Alpha Gamma Rho: Ag Econ Club. GLASGOIV, EDSEL R.fME: Tulsa, Okla. Phi Kappa Sigma, Scholarship Chairman: ASME: IFC Office: Pi Tau Sigma. GLASGOIV, JAMES E.-S: Bluffton. Rochdale: SCOPE, Copy Ed: Student Co-op Assoc. GLASS, LARRY J.-AG ENGR: Marion. AS.-'tgE, Vice-pres, Treas: Christian Found. GLASSETT. JANE E.-S: Fort XVayne, Alpha Xi Delta, Vice- pres, Pledge Trainer: Card Section: Green Guard: WCCR: YWCA. GODOY. MARTIN D.-S1 East Chicago. Phi Sigma Kappa, Inductor. GOEBEL, KAREN P.-HE: Andrews. Delta Gamma, Ass't Treas: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club, Treas, Hosting Comm: Hoof and Horn Queen: Home Ee Club, Pres, Membership Ch: International Assoc: Jr Class Counc: Green Guard Honorary: Gold Peppers: Lutheran Student Assoc, Sec: SNEA: WRA: YVVCA. GOEBEL, LOUIS E.-CHE: New Albany. Kappa Sigma: A1ChE: Catalyst Club: Greek Wk Comm: Jr Prom Comm: Old Masters: Omega Chi Epsilon: Quarterdeck: Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Crescent: Student Union: Tau Beta Pl: Univ Lutheran Assem. GOELZER, ROBERT D.-I ENGR: Bloomington, Ill. Phi Sigma Kappa, Pres. Sec: AIIE: IF Pres Counc, GOHN. LYLE A.P AG: Rochester. Farmhouse, Sec, Social Ch: Ag Econ Club, Council: Ag Ed Soc: Alpha Zeta: Card Section: Collegiate -1-H Club: Gimlet Club: IF Pres Counc: IFYE: Iron Key: Jr Class Counc: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv, Delegate: Omicron Delta Kappa: Old Masters Host: OSGS Student Body Treas. Jr Bd, Sr Bd, Office Mgr-Leadership Training: Phi Eta Sigma: Skull and Crescent: SBP Cabinet: Student Affairs Comm: Univ Choir. GOLL, SUSIE B.-HE: North Judson. Twin Pines, Social Chairman, Standards: Card Section: Collegiate -1-H Club: Mock Pol Conv: Purduettes, Student Mgr: Sports- women: Student Co-op Assoc: Univ Choir: WRA Council. GOLLINGS. JACK A.YS: Cedar Lake, Sigma Pi, Herald: Catalyst Club. GOODRICH, RONALD-S: London, England. Delta Tau Delta: Student Union. GOODWIN, PAUL E.AEE: South Bend. Alpha Chi Rho, Pres: Auto Club: Card Section: IFC Office. GOOD- WIN, PAUL G.fEE: Mount Vernon, Eta Kappa Nu: Hussar's Club: Mil Baud. GOODWIN, ROBERT M.wS: Anderson, Sigma Chi, Historian: Athletic Mgr, Track. GOSSARD, HAL E.-EE: Terre Haute. Acacia, Athletic Mgr: Soph Field Day Comm. GOTTBRATH. JUDITH A.-S: Louis- ville, Ky. Alpha Lambda Delta: AWS Judicial Bd: Card Sec- tion: Grt-en Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: Young Dem Club. GOTTBRATH. MARY M.-HE: Jcffersonvllle. Alpha Delta Pi, Scholarship Chairman: Alpha Lambda Delta: Card Section: EXPONENT: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Kappa Delta Pi: Newman Club: Univ Choir: Campus Chest Comm. GOI'LD, TOMMIE L.+PE: Orleans. I COULD, THOMAS M.-AG: Lafayette. Phi Delta Gamma, His- torian: Card Section. GRAFT, JOHN T.-ME: Lagro: ASHRAE: ASME. GRANSINGER, JOSEPH P.fIM: Gary. Club 25 , Vice- pres, Sec: SAM, GRAVES. J. W.-PE: Tangier. Kappa Delta Rho, Vice-pres: SNEA: HYPER. GREEN, EDITH I.-S: Gary. Kappa Alpha Theta: Card Sev- tion: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Purdue Groove, Bus Mgr GREEN, FRANCESfConverse. Alpha Xi Delta, Pres: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: OSS: Pan- Hel Counc: Rho Chi: YVRA. GREEN. TERRY K.-CEI Indian- apolis. GREENBERG, HAROLD I-I.---IM: Phoenix, Ariz. Alpha Epsilon Pl: Purdue Players: Purdue Playshop: S.-XXVI. LEREGOROYICH. THOMAS J.-f-PHAR: XVhiting, Delta Chl. Alpha Epsilon Delta: Newman Club. GREGORY. CARHA-fS. Hammond. Wood Hall, Standards Chrm: Univ Choir: NEA: International Relations Club, Sec. GRENDA. CHARLES R.fS, LaPorte. GRESLI-JY, STEPHEN C.fS: Fort Wayne. H-1: Card Section: Mil Ball Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Seah' bard and Blade: Soccer Club: VVMRH, GRIBBEN, EDWARD S.- AE, Wabash Ii-2. IAS GRI!-'I-'ITH. JI'DY A.-HE: Indianapolis. Hall X: WRX, Ser, Unit Sec: Exec' and Gov Bdsg Tomahawk, Sec, V Pres: Gold Peppers: Home EC Club: Judo Club: SNEA. GRIFI-'ITIL RITCHIE L. -Sl Worthington Cary: Wesley Found. GRIBIBLE. LARRY I-If PHAR: H-I. Unit Pres: APhA. Phi I-ita Sigma: Rho Chi GROSE. RALPH E. -EE, Alexandria. MCS GROSSMAN, MAR- TIN W.fAG: Batesville. Kappa Delta Rho, Ag Ed Soc: Alpha Zeta: Ceres: Newman Club. GRI'HB. Jl'DI'I'H A.-S: Hall X: WRX, Sec, Unit Sec. Card Section: Green Guard: WRX Governing Bd: Tau Beta Sigma, Treas: Purdue Band. fil'I-1N- THER. DAVID W.-AS. Fort Wayne H-2: ACS, Pres Gl'HSE, RIVHARD D. ME, South Bend. Sigma Nu: Purdue Playshop. GPTHRIE, THOMAS L.-FOR: Angola, Kappa Ile-lta Rho. Sec, Card Section: Forestry Club: Pershing Rifles: POMM, Xi Sigma Pi. HAAG. JACK M. - S: South Bend, Delta Upsilnn I-IAASE, DAVID J,-CE: Toledo, Ohio, H-3: ASCE, Scabbard and Blade: Student Union: Purdue Pilots, Sec HAHN. NANCY J.fHE: Peru, Alpha Xi Delta: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Symphonic Band. HALL, ROBERT L.-EE: Queens, N, Y. Judo Club: Drill Team I-IALL. IVILLIAM JI.fEE: Gary, H-2. HALT, NANCY A. -S, Warren Hall: Card Section: AWS: SNEA: Collegiate 4-H HAM. HARLEY I..-EE: Lafayette. Var Glee Club. I-LAMILL, JAMES A.fS: Thorntown. H-2. HAMILTON. WILLIAM LPS: Indianapolis. Auto Club: Ward Org: YMCA: WCTS. HANF. MARCIA K.-S: Lafayette. Kappa Alpha Theta: Alpha Lambda Delta, V Pres: AWS, V Pres: Card Section: Gold Peppers, Pres: Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pi: Mortar Board: Old Masters: Pep Comm: Sportswomen: Univ Choir: WRA. Sr Class Cabinet. SNEA, I-IANSELL. CLARENCE L.-S: Remington, Phi Kappa Sigma, Pres: Univ Choir: Var Athletic Mgr: Air Force Rltle Team. HANSON, RICHARD A.fME: Hobart. ASME: Arnold Air Soc Judo Club: Pi Tau Sigma. HARASTY. GERALD .-LAESE: Ham- mond. H-2: Newman Club, Pres: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. HARBERT, MARVIN R.HfME: Greenwood. 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A VQFR -3 ,ju N - -1-. kia: YT? T . x 'H 445- K '71,- Xx ,YI 3 Y , sb! 'G K is ,,. , fr- 1 L- A f J f HARDEN, CHARLES I..-EE: Jasonville. Phi Kuppa Psi, Treas: ENGINEER. Bus Mgr, HARDISON, ALICE A.-HE: Elmhurst, Ill. Kappa Kappa Gamma, V Pres: AWS! Card Sec- tion: Class Counc, Soph, Jr: Green Guard: WRX. HARGRAVE, .IANI-I-HE: Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Kappa Alpha Theta. Pres: Canterbury Club: Omicron Nu: Triton, HARLOXV, JAMIES H. Y.-CHE: Edinburg. Chauncey, Treas. Sec: Omega Chi Epsilon: Phi Eta Sigma: Quarterdeck: Tau Beta Pi. HARMON, DAVID C.4AG: Anderson. H-2: Card Section: Agronomy Club. HARMON, TIMOTHl'fAE, Akron, Ohio. Phi Ilelta Theta: OSS: IAS. HARPE, DONALD G.--IED: Evans- ville. HARPER. JEANNE CAS: Cincinnati, Ohio. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Card Section: EXPONENT: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: International Assoc: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: Old Masters: Theta Sigma Phi, Treas: Young Republ Club: SNEA: Angel Flight. RARRIGAN, TIMOTHY G.4P!-IAR: Chicago, Ill. Cary Hall IIARRINMTON, ROBERT T.fIM, Belleville, Ill. Delta Tau lrelta: Class Counc, Soph, Jr: OSS: Mil Ball Comm: Nu Sigma lhelta: Scabbard and Blade: SAM: Univ Choir. HARRIS, HER- BERT W.-EE: Irwin, Penn. Var Christian Fellow, HARRIS, RONALD E.f-EE: Evanston, Ill. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Card Section: Jr Class Couric. HARRISON. ROBERT W.--EE: Yorktown. Sigma Phi Epsilon: AIEE: IRE: RIVET. HARROLD, ROBERT L.--AG: Carthage. Club 25: Alpha Zeta: Hoof and Horn Club. HARROW, SUSAN l'.-f-HE: LaPorte. Warren Hall, Sec: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: International Assoc: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv: OSS: Student Art League: Univ Choir: Young Republ Club: Home EC Club. HART, ELIZABETH L.-HE: Indian- apolis. Phi Mu: EXPONENT, Sr Ed: Greek VVK Comm: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Old Masters: Theta Sigma Phi, V Pres: Young Republ Club: YWCA: Home Ee Club. HARTMAN, IIEOIKGE C.fCE: Oldenburg. ASCE: Newman Club. HARTZICLI., MARY J.-- Anderson. Kappa Alpha Theta: Card Section: Green Guard Honorary: Student Union, Jr Bd. HARVEY, RICHARD W.-ME: Michlgantuwn. H-2: ASME: Pi Tau Sigma. HASSIC, LEONARD R. JR.-CE: Muncie. H-2, Unit Pres: ASCE: Card Section: Judo Club: Mock Pol Conv: POINIM. Capt: Sc-abbard and Blade: Army ROTC Honor Guard. HANSEL, HENRY C. -ME: Kenilworth. Alpha Chi Rho: ASME: Canterbury Club: SAI-1: Young Republ Club. HASTINGS, JERRY I..fAII-3: Temple, Tex. Sigma Nu, Treas: ASME: Card Sec- tion: Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Crescent: Var Athletics. HATFIELD, PATTY S.-Bourbon. Phi Mu: Card Section: Drill Team Aux, Exec Officer: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Modern Dance Club: Student Union. HATTAB. Rl'SHDI A.- EE: Tulkarm, Jordan. H-2: Pan Arab Club. ll.-1l'Bl'RSlN, l.l'l'Y E.fS: Muncie. Alpha Chi Omega, V Pres: AWS: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Young Republ Club: YXVCA. HAYES, MARIAN S.fHE: W. Lafayette. Zeta Tau Alpha: Card Section: Alpha Lambda Delta: Omicron Nu: V C Meredith Club: Vl'esley Found: Young Republ Club: YWCA. Sec. HI-JID, KENNETH 0.iEE: Marengo. Newman Club. HEATON. CURTIS H.-AG: Warren. Kappa Delta Rho: AGRI- CULTURIST: Alpha Zeta: Card Section: Ceres: Collegiate 4-H Club: IJEBRIS, Jr. Ed: Folk-a-Whirlers: Hoof anti Horn Club: Sigma Delta Chi: Skull and Crescent: Univ Choir: Young Dem Club. 1 HI'Il'KAMAN. DOUGLAS E.fHEE: Breman. AIEE: IRE: VVBAA, HEILIG. MARVIN R.-ME: Aurora. Beta Theta Pl. HEILMAN, ROBERT G.-ME: Hammond. ASME: Mock P01 Conv. HEIM. DON C.-S: Plymouth. H-3: Camera Club: AFROTC Band. I-IEIM, EVELYN D.fS: Plymouth. Alpha Delta Pi. Treas, Alpha Lambda Delta: AWS: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: YWCA. Hl-IIMAN, L0l'lS F.-AG ENGR: Kendallvllle. Sigma Tau Gamma: ASAgE: Univ Lutheran Assem. HEIRMAN. DON- ALD N.fEE: Mishawal-ta. H-3, Exec Treas, Exec Pres: Eta Kappa Nu. Treas: Newman Club: Pershing Rifles: Phl Eta Sigma: Quarterdeck: Scabbard and Blade: Tau Bt-ta Pi: Univ Cholr, HELM, U'ESLl'1Y D.fME: Marion, Ill. MSC1 ASME: Card Section: SAE. HELMS, KENNETH T.fEI-11 Newburgh. l-ll'IL'l'. lilill' H.-S, North Olmsted. Ohio. Sigma Chi, Pres: ASTME, Class Counc, Jr: Gimlet Club: Greek Wk Comm: IFC Offive. Pres: IF Pres Counc: Mil Ball Comm: Scabbartl and Blade. 'Student Senate, Yell Leaders: Iron Key: Umicron Delta Kappa HI-1AIl'l'I!Nll'S. WALTER L.fAG: Lafayette. Alpha Zeta: Itairy Club. HEN- Dl-IY, l-EDWIN V.-ESE, Marion. Sigma Nu. ,st . ,L Sf-e -sf 3, I, :Q - t ,... ty - , st T -sf . ,- -'f' .f ' tx 1- I YI ' M. w.5:giif ,J ' ,g5 '-ti Y . -Ji' - 'AN-'I.. . . 1 r ffifffil? R , - I as 6' K . 'gm ,R D 5' A: -G HENDHIFH. YYILLIAM R.--ME, P3lI'llYl'll. ASMICZ Siiglna 1-'l Sigma. HI-ZNDRICKN. CARL IL- CHE: East Chicago H-2, AIChE: Omega Chi Epsilon. HENNINHS, N'II.LIANI H. EEL A 5, X South Bend. MSC: AIEE, Muck Pol Cunvg Phi Eta Sigma. 'sk :H 4 , i ,ar Student Senate HENIDRICHS. Yll'TORl.-K NL- S: Anderson. ' t N I, M . v i ' Kappa Alpha Theta Alpha Kappa Ilelta: Card Set-tion. Gold ' -gh ,.i'., -v Peppers: Mock Pol Conv: Pep Cnnim: Yell Leaders, Set-, Class ' - x i. Count: Fresh, Suph, Jr s Qs' Q33 ,ages X Hldlilllill. JOHN K. MI-1, Indianapolis ASME, .Xutu Club, . N ,, Sailing Club HICRDON, BUHBY A.-CIIIC3 XYOrth, Ill Fairway, V- Y H-K iv H 9 . student CU-Op .tssot Hr:ssr:I.m:nTu. JOHN r. QHE, west H fe ' ,X to 0 . 3' 4 M V, Lafayette. Alpha Sigma Phi. Pres: Omega Chi I-Ipsilvng Phi . -4 V V 'R Eta Sigma HPIYN. KIAYLIC I'.- S, South Benll Irelta 4'l.ln1m:l, F, -i ,uv A Rush Chrm, Kappa Delta Pi, Mock Pnl Conv, Pan-Hel Cntinv ty- ., -- Q HIATT. H'll.Ll.-XM E.. -IR. IM, Bethesda Md Phi Kflllpfl Psi. ASCE. Canterbury Club: Duplicate Bridge Club: Monk Pnl A 4 Conv. Young Republ Club: Var Athletif.-s. HIVKS. RONALD li .Q gg R , X' fS: Kingman. State Street Ct: Christian Found, IRI-1, Thi- , i 'ea '13 Twelve: CIA, Trleas. IIICKS, RPSSELI. D., JR. -I-II-I, Columbus I r ' '-- I1 4... i. ' Triangle: IRE: Phi Eta Sigma. HILISISH, IIUBEIIT T. EIC, ' -- QS '.. Bethesda, Am. H-2: mai T-lam: POMM, .V I frzix 4- HILBISH. THOMAS Fr PHAR, Lallorte Kappa Sigma, APh.-X: Pershing Rifles: Phi Eta Sigma: POMM, Rho Chi, S Scabbard and Blade: Univ Choir, HILE, WILLIAM E., -lR.'-- S: Barrington, Ill. Sigma Nu, Jr Prom Comm, Mil Band, OSS, , 5: Univ Orchestra: Campus Chest. HILL, FAROLYN F,fS, ' L if ,R QF Evanston, Ill. Kappa Alpha Theta. HIIIL, DORTHA L. -S. 5.-X mr, r Fort Wayne. Alpha Delta Pi, Pres, Sec: Card Section, Gold 1' ' 4' - V113 '11 Peppers: Green Guard, Kappa Delta PI: Old Masters, Pan- ' , I Q , Hel Counc, SCOPE, Bus Mgr. Circulation Mgr. Suhscript Mer: ., -I Sv Univ Choir: Young Republ Club. SNEA. . 5' '- ext HILL, JAMES XV.-ME: Park Ridge, Ill Phi Kappa Psi HILSMIER. LARRY ll.-ME: Fort NVayne, ASME: SAE 5 ' I ,X 51 ' f t HINDS. JOCELYN I'.-S: Bloomington. Hall X: AWS: Card Q4 Sf . A ,:,.i' ' ,' N 1 - Sectipn: .Iudo Club: Sailing Club, Archery Club. Ser-Treas Y , It - t W' R :L U U HINSIJALE, LLOYD HY.-fME, Rocky River. Ohio Beta -,QA ' K-' 4 -n, y.,.y Theta Pi, Rush Chrm. ' R - ' ii we ' N. l I 4 I I HINSHAW. DEANNA J.fIIE: Carmel. International Assoc: 1 Omicror. Nu: Pan-Am Club: Var Christian Fellow: V C Mere- N ' dith Club. HINSHAIV. R, MICHAEL -CE: Richmond. Alpha I iff--3 chi Rho: nEBR1s, Jr Ed: Sigma Dena Cm, Hism-zu, RIT.-if , ' X , 1 gg , g HE: Evansville, Warren Hall: AWS: Newman Club: Home Ev t 1 JV 1 ' ' M-'xi Club. mv:-:Lx'. RONALD I..-Puartg Monticello, .XPhA. V-. X .- ff X' - '-- X ,, : 539 3 nr Q-. . K.. -si I-5-f Y xx X F.. M .t '- A -. 2 f se - , N ' is-X X J -g-...rg v A-V, -v f. Nw! X J nf i G: Ax ,F V t 5 . 4 . ' -' U hr vi- mn uf- , w. C f I 2,4-N. sg f X i- .-. Q. . 'T Y: 1-.... - ,,:.,gt W I: Q V: --In 5 .. , ,, 1 : 1 fx 1 ' I A A 14 Q84 rp 9- . QL 'i wig 'RK 'Q . .3 'gb-5. YZ N. .TZ Q X HOAGLAND, JOHN M.-AG: Covington. Stellar Brothers: Ag Ed Soc: Alpha Zeta: CPFPSI Kappa Delta Pi: Scabbard and Blade. HOAGLAND. MARY E.fHE: Covington. MSC: Home Bc Club: WRA: WRI-I Club: Mock Pol Conv. HOBSON, KEN- NETH C.-EE: Modoc, H-2: AIEE: Christian Found: Eta Kap- pa Nu: IRE. HOFFMAN, DONALD G.-PHAR: Northtield, Ohio. Sigma Phi Epsilon: APhA: EXPONENT, Sports Ed: Gri-ek Wk Comm: Sigma Delta Chi: Skull and Crescent. HOFFMANN. WILLIAM F. -AG: Brazil. Cary: Agronomy Club, HOF!-'Ml'2ISTER, SPE l-'.fS: St. Louis, Mo. Alpha Delta Pl: Alpha Kappa Delta: AWS, Judiciary Bd: .Ir Prom Comm: Homecoming Court, 1960. HOGl'E. MARY D.-S: Lafayette. Alpha Lambda Delta: Judo Club: Saddle Club. HOHENBOKEN. QAEORGE T.-AG: Geneseo, Ill. Alpha Gamma Rho: Ag Econ Club: AGRICULTURIST: Auto Club: Card Section: EXPON- ENT, Jr Ed: Hoof and Horn Club: Jr Prom Comm: Sigma Delta Chi: Skull and Crescent, Treas: Var Christian Fellow: Young Republ Club, Treas. HOHN, RICH.-XICD li.--ME: Indianapolis. Kneale: ASME: Pi Tau Sigma: Student Co-op Assoc. HOLM, ROBERT E.-AG: Lafayette. Farm House, V Pres: Alpha Zeta: Collegiate 4-H Club: OSS: Phi Eta Sigma: Scabbard and Blade: Ag Science Club: Campus Chest. HOLMES, CAROL S.-S: Indianapolis. Pi Beta Phi: Card Section: Major-Minor: Mock Pol Conv: Young Republ Club HOLMES, RICHARD IZYIM: Orchard Park. N. Y. Phi Gamma Delta: Class Counc. Sr: IFC Office: Univ Choir: Var Glee Club. HOPPI-Ill, MARLANA D. -HE: Walton, Ituhme: Card Sectionl Green Guard: V C Meredith Club: XVRA: SNEA. HORN. DEN- NIS L.fS: Wolcott. Acacia. Student Union. HORTON. LARRY IK. fME: Indianapolis. Sigma Phi Epsilon: ASME: Baptist Stu- dent Fellow. HORTIIN, RICHARD R. SY.---PHAR: Hamden. Pnnn Kappa Psi, Tre-as: APhA. HOSHAW, Il0Bl'lll'l' FI. FOR: Cincinnati. Ohio, Delta Ulltsilon, Pres: IF I-'res Counc: Skull and Crest-ent: Var Athletiic Mgr. IIOWICS. GAIL Ef Chesterton. Phi Mu: Card Section: Delta Rho Kappa: EXPONENIH Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Kappa In-ltn l'i: Major-Minor: Modern Dance Club, Treas: Mortar Bd. Treas: Triton. Pres. V Pres: WRA, Pres, Treats: Wesley 1-'f:unil. HOYER, MYRON L.--AG: Corunna, India. Ag Ed Soc, Ill'Dl.l-IR, NIKKI--S: West Lafayette. Alpha Chi Omega: Alpha Lambda Delta: Christian Science Org: Delta Rho Kappa: IGXPUNENT, Ed-in-Chief: Goltl Peppers. Svc: Kappa Delta Pi: Mortar Bd: Theta Sigma Phi HFDNON, BRENDA K. -S: Zionsville. lruhnie. HUEBNER, Ill'SSlf1LL H.--S: Indianapolis. Cary: Delta Rho Kappa: New- man Club, Sigma Pi Sigma: Student Senate: Young Republ Club: Undergrad Physics Club. Hl'FFl'IR, ROGER IV.-S: Bour- bon: EUBCCF: Mil Band: Var Christian Fellow: WCCR. IIIIQHES, JOHN E--AG: Cicero. Dairy Center: Dairy Club. lll'LL, Jl'LIl-I-S: Anderson. Kappa Kappa Gamma: WRA3 Major-Minu : Card Section: Green Guard. HUMPHREY, SAN- DRA L.--IIE: Plymouth. Twin Pines, V Pres: Majorette: Home EC Club: Class Counc, Fr: Student Co-op Assoc: Unlv Choir. I-IFNTER, JOHN D.fInd Econ: Cleveland Heights, Ohio. H-1. Hl'l'P, YVILLIAM A.-CE: LaP0rte. Phi Delta Theta, Pres: ASCE: IF Pres Counc: Mock Pol Conv: Var Athletic Mgr. I HFTCIIINSON. ROBERT J.- ME: Oak Park. Ill. Phi Kappa Tau, Rush Chrm: Phi Eta Sigma. HFXSOLL, EMILY M.-S2 Aurora, Ann Tweeciale, V Pres. Sec: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Sigma Alpha Eta: Student Co-op Assoc. HICKMAN. DONALD E.fS: Covington. Sigma Tau Gamma. Treas. ICE. JOAN I'I.fS: Pendleton. Glenwood, Pres: Gold Peppers: Major-Minor: Student Co-op Assoc: Tomahawk: WHA Council. 4 J : ICE, MALCOLM W.fCE: Chrisney. Chauncey. Pres, Treas: cm Epsilon. Treas: Phi Eta sigma: Tau Beta Pl. IHRIG' JANEfHE: Springfield, Ohio. Warren Hall. INMAN. DAVID P.fIM: Fort Wayne. H-3: AIIEg SAM. V Pres: Army Trans- portation Corps. IYERSON, JAMES H.--CEC Skokie, Ill. Phi Kappa Psi. Corres, See: Dolphin Club. JACKSON. JERRI I-L.-fMTE, Kokomo. Phi Kappa Psi, Pres, AIMetE: Gimlet. Treas: IF Pres Counc: Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Sl-:ull and Crescent: Golf. JACKSON, l.Al'RA B.-fIlE: Haub- staot. Collegiate t-H: Folk-a-Whirlers, Sec-Treas: Home Er Club. JACKSON, MAX E.fAG: Galveston. Fairway, Sec: Bap- tist Student Fellow: Collegiate -I-H: Folk-a-Whlrlers: Hoof and Horn: SCA. JACKSON, THOMAS D.--I-ISE: Detroit, SUCH, Phi Gamma Delta, Treas: Phi Eta Sigma: Quarterhark, Student Vnion. Tau Beta Pl -IACLACK, IYILLIAM Af-EE, Gary. Cary, Card Section, New- man Club: WCCR JACOBS, LINDA M.fS: Balboa, Canal Zone. Alpha Delta Pi. X' Pres. Pledge Train'-r: Canterbury Club, ENGINEER. Jr Ed. EXPONENT. Campus Copy Ed. Editorial Board: Gold Peppers, V Pres: Greek Wk Comm: Kappa Delta Pi: Mock Pnl Conv: Old Masters Hostess: Pan-Hel Rush Couna selor: Theta Sigma Phi: Young Rf-puhl Club: Sigma Delta Pi. EARD: Student Court -IACOBSUN, HARI EY 'Lf-S, Niles, Ill Alpha Kappa Lamhdn. Corres Set-. I.uth--ran Student Assor. Mock Pol Conv. Skull and Crescent: Univ Choir. WBAA. XYCCR. Yitllflg Repuhl Club. SAM JAl'Ql'AY, THOMAS A. ME. Monroeville. H-fl: ASME, Newman Club. JAESCHKE, ROBERT E.f S: Chicago, Cam: AIEE, IIEBRIS, IRE: OSS: Sailing Club: WBAA: IVCCR. Rho Delta Gamma JAMES. GERALD F.-S1 ltllsliawaka, Cary: EXPONENT: IVCCR. JAMES. MARY ANN'-HE. Bristol Alpha llelta Pi. Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv, Pan-llel Jr Board JAMES. PAI'I. E.fS: llohart, H-I, Pershing Rifles: POMM: Svabhard and Blade JANKOIYSKI. IIALTER J. S, Evitnsvillv. Cary: Mil Ball Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club, Old Masters. POMM: Young Ilem Club. JAIIBOE. PATRICIA A.--HE: Evansville Sigma Kappa Pledg. Trainer. Cnrres Sec. .XGRICl'l.'I'I'RIST: AWS: Card Section: Collegiate -l-H: Green Guard: Mor-k Pol Conv: Pan-H+-l Counc: Home Ee Club: WRA: SNEA .IARRI-ILI.. JANET S.fS: Kirklin. Pl Beta Phi: Alpha Lambda Delta: AWS: Delta Rho Kappa: Sigma Alpha Eta. JARRETT. RON- ALD L.- ME: Farmland, Delta Vpsilon, Mock Pol Von .II-IBI-INS, I-'RED T.- CHE, Crown Point. HA3: AIChEg Catalyst Club. JENKINS. ANN L.- S, Anderson. Hall X. Grad Coun- selor: AIVS: Card Section. Green Guard: Student lfninn: WRX JENKINS. EDWIN L.fIEI1: Indianapolis, MSC: Card Section, Drill Team: Iota Lambda Sigma: Jazz Sow: Mm-lc Pnl Pom' JENSEN, ANTONIE II.- Valnrshall. Ill JENSEN. CHARLES ILSME: Englewood. Colorado. Alpha Tau Omega: ASME: Scabbard and Blade. -IERNAS. C. J.-PE: North Judson. Collegiate -I-H: Reamer Club, Corres Ser: Ath- letic Mgr: Hyper Club. JI'ISSl'I', MARY JANEA-S: l,aPorte Alpha, Chi Omega: Card Section Comm: Green Guard: WRA: SNEA: Jr Prom Comm: Greek Wk Comm: Pan-Hel Rush Counselor: Kappa Delta Pi: Student Union JOE. DICK Sf EE: Greenville. MISS Camera Club: Chinese Student Cluh: Eta Kappa Nu JOHANINGSMEIER, DONALD ILAEE: C8I'l'Sle. KIIGZIIP, TTEBS. Arnold Air Soc: IAS: SCA, JOHNSON, DAVID RAS: Jefferson- ville, Phi Kappa Sigma. Pres. Sec: Card Section: Dolphin Club: IF Pres Counc: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Quarterdeck: Scabbard and Blade: Var Athletics. JOHNSON. DAVID I..AEE3 Rushville, Eta Kappa Nu: Phi Eta S gms. JOHNSON. EDWARD A.-IED: Milwaukee. IVis. MSC: Pershing Rifles: Railroad Club. t A use 4 S 1 Q.: -Q ': uf X. . ' ltr, wa ' s- . xx I ,ff ' ,Sig ' .. , 43' -. 0 , fs Q -irc' Tj-I if ' '-.-as ' XX t J Q .N 1 ' F .-'- 'Yi-wav . T 'AT su I -V ' I n. x -sf 8- it ' 'W' .- x . I fa., A t f' .ss 3 . 1 I lil -.-A '- .air :,.. : 5 2, A-12 41' H ,Ab S .sl 'S ...Z .V .. fi as :tw X r'-A Qs . . , S ' ' . 4' f V '-Q. f Q on ki 4. bfi. f, Q l A L 'ff il it S- 'F J L X it 'K . ,.. g if .Q K ,.,- -str' ...Q- 7?? Y 'r i Q 541 .-, . K L-. 3 R . -..M 4 - w 4. N Q' X 'E ' - 5 X . - ' . ' : -.W Q 4--f ..6::'x' 1. . -- -...X :V ft S .an 0' ' Q ws Q tie - , . 4 gy: 332 A 'f 1 lg ' 1. X .-. Qt- 'Wig of Aiftxfw' .P . fi . y ,ss f Ss figs 4 'V A Sw- 'S Y.,-v -Q.. v-.. 'ai' ' .ri sv' X, -.3-v 5 J-vi' -N , 'O' - ' 'iv I asf .ff ..... H ., -. f ... S z 1, 312 A-o JOHNSON, JAMES E.-S: Carmel. State Street Ct. JOHNSON, Ll't'II'IN I..vSg New Orleans. La. Omega Psi Phi. Pres: Alpha Epsilon Delta. JOHNSON. ODELL--ME: South Bend. FPHA: ASME. JOHNSON, PHILIP C.--IM: Plainfield. Alpha Kappa, Lambda, V Pres: Aeromodelers: Card Section: IFC Office: AIIE: SAM: Univ Choir. JOHNSON, ROBERT J.-PME: Indianapolis. ASME. JOHNSTON. ABBY YV.-S: Zionsville. Hall X: AWS: Card Section: OSS: Purdue Players: Purdue Playshnp: Univ Choir: WRX: Saddle Club: XVRA. JOHNSTON. ROBERT B.-ME: Middletown. ASME: Greek Wk Comm: OSS: Pi Tau Sigma: Student Union. JONAS. LOREN H.-IEDg Fountaintown. JONES, I-ILEANOR I..fS: Evansville. Alpha Delta Pi: ANVS. Treats: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: VVRA: XVCCR. JONES. MICHAEI. I'.fESE: Fort Wayne. H-3. Sec-Treas. Exec Sec: Am Rocket Soc: IAS. JONES, ROBERT ILSFE: South Bend. Kappa Sigma. Treas. JONES. ROBERT M.-EE: Mystic, Cftnn. AIEE. JON!-JS, SANDRA I..fS: Muncie. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Green Guard: WRA: Majorrlktinor Club: Card Section. JONES. VIN- KAENT K.--EE: Denver, Col. Beta Theta Pi: AIEE: Greek VVK Comm: IRE. Skull and Crescent: Student Union: Var Athletics. JOPLING, ANN R,-S: Aruba, Neth, Antilles. Alpha Kappa Iicltn: Card Section: Lutheran Student Assoc: WRX. JOSH- ROSEJIARY A.4HE: Crown Point, VVBAA: WRX. JOYCE, JAMES 5I.fESH: Oak Park, Ill. Kappa Delta Rho: IFC Office: Newman Club: Railroad Club: Scabbard and Blade. RAIN, DAYID Af-EE: Plymouth. KARL.-KKIS, THEO- DORE-AE: Gary. H-1: IAS. KALETA, MARIE A.--S: Ham- mond. Alpha Xi Della: Gold Peppers: Pan-Hel Counc: EXPO- Nl-INT: Card Section: WCCR: Sigma Alpha Eta. RAITHAK, JOHN P.ffCI-IE: Hanna. Newman Club. KANT- ZAYELOS, CHRIST J.-S: Chicago. H-3, Pres: Card Section: Iluplicate Bridge Club: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Pur- due Playshop: Tomahawk: Young Republ Club. KAUCHAK. PATRICK S.-IEDg Hanna. Newman Club: IED Club. KAUF- MAN, RICHARD W.-AG: Mt. Vernon. Club 25 : Agronomy Club: Hoof and Horn Club: SCA. KEARNEY. JAMES J.fCE: Elmwood Park. Ill. Delta Tau Delta: ASCE: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: Soccer Club, Treas. Pres. KEATING. JAMES T.-S: West Lafayette. BARD. Ed: SCOPE. KI'IEGSTRA, GERALD V.-ME: Middleville. Mich. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pledge Trainer: Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Phi: EXPONENT, KEIGHLEY. FLORENCE E.fS: Chicago. Pi Beta Phi: Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pi: Mock Pol Conv: Pan-Hel Counc: Student Union. 1 IiI'JI,LI'JR. KENNETH R.fIM: Hartford City. Cary: Mil Band: SAM. KELLEY. RICHARD A.fEE: Argos. Club 25 , Treas. RICLSCH. JAMES K.fEE: Columbus. State House, Sec. KEM- MER, Jl'DITH E. -HE: West Lafayette. Delta Gamma: Omi- cron Nu: Green Guard: OSS: Card Section: Home Ec Club: WRA: Mock Pol Conv. KERLIN, KAY J.-S: Lafayette. Warren: Student Art League: SNEA: WRA. KERN. MARY A.fME: Logansport. Wood: Alpha Lambda Delta: ASME: P1 Tau Sigma: Ind Co-op Stu- dent Society. Sec: Society of Women Engineers. Pres. KERR, JERRY F.-fIM: Lawrenceburg. Phi Stema Kappa: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: SAM. KERWIN. WALTER S.--ME: Wheaton. Ill, Pi Kappa Alpha: ASME: EXPONENT: Var Athletics. KESSLER. BARBARA S.ffS: Grand Blanc. Mtch. Kappa Alpha Theta: Card Section: Student Union: BARD. Office Mgr: NEA. KEYS. CAROLE S.fHE: McCordsvillc. Zeta Tau Alpha: Univ Choir: V C Meredith Club: Wesley Found: WYCA. KEYS. DAN C.--PCE: Mccordsville. H-2: ASCE: OSS. KHOSROYAMI. HOOSHANGTMEQ Tehern. Iran, State Street Ct. ASTMI-I. Treas: ASHRAE. KIDD. EARL R.-S: East Gary, Cary, Canterbury Flult. Card Section: Duplicate Bridge Club, KIDD. PENELOPE A,--Sg East Gary. Alpha Xi Delta: Duplicate Bridge Club: WCCR KIDDNEY. RICHARD I'.- IM: Mohawk. N. Y. H-I: SAM KIEFNER, JOHN F.v-CE: St, Louis. NIO. 111-3: ASCE, Pres, Vhi Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi. KIEHN. ALAN D.-EE: Olympia Fieltls. Ill Beta Sigma Psi. Pres: AIEE. Card Section: Greek Wk Comm, IF Pres Count-. Old Masters: Univ Lutheran Assn KII'II ER. N'II.LI.-KM R. AG: Princeton. Hoof and Horn Club KIMRLE. CHARLES ti. I ENGR: Frankfort. Phi Kappa Tau, AIEE: Card Section, OSS: Skull and Crescent. KIMMEl,. t'H.-KRLES D.- AG. Craivfnrdsvillcg State House. KIMMICTT, FRANK IS G.-EI-I, lmllisville, Colo Nl-ISEP. KINASII-IIYICZ. LEON E. JRfPHAR. Gary. MSC: Rho Chi APhA KINERK. TOD W.-FOR: Yoder. Cary. Unit Sec-Treas. Forestry Club, KING, JI'IlITII ti. S, Goshen MSC: Cartl Section, l'nited Student Fellow. KINNEY. .lEFI RE'I' R.-SL Spencer, I,'n1v Choir KIPP, MAR- LENE F, -S: Canadaiga. N. Y. Vl'arren. ICIIIPHHOI-'I . JOHN W.fAG: Greensburg, KIRSCH. TERRY R.fEE: Milwaukee. Wis. H-3: AIEE: IRE: Lutheran Student Assoc, Old Masters. Pep Comm: Student Senate: Tomahawk. Pres: Young Dem Cluhg Student Body. V Pres: Omicrnn Delta Kappa, Iron Key. KISTELEGIII, ICRNO IM: Fort Vl'ayne. Cary: SAM: POMM KITKOIYSKI, GEORGE H.fME: South Bend. EXPONENT, .Ir Adv Mpzr. Sailing Club: Sigma Delta Chi. KIVETT. KAREN K,- S: Lafayette. Delta Gamma. Pres: Alpha Lambda. Delta, Treas: Delta Rho Kappa. Sec: Gold Peppers: WBAA. KLAIRER. FRED W.-r CE: Lafayette. ASCE: Chi Epsilon: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Ward Org: Wesley Found. KLEE, JACK A.-PHAR: Hammond. Cary: Dolphin Club: Wes. ley Found: Var Athletic Mgr, KLEIN, CHARLES R.-AG: Vin- cennes, Hort Club. KLEIN, FRED E.-AG: Vincennes. Ag Ed Soc. KLINK, DOUGLAS L.fIED: Carlisle. Student Cofop Assoc. Q gi N. ' :ar 4 . . if 1 s- tg Q .Q W S 5-f 5 -S f -is -.1 s' I X 5 . -A . ' A gt gsqvraf S ISN - r- ?s:.'i'xRXXQ'S ' Q- wa' 1 V ,f I A as ,, f -:gk fl: :CT S .sv -- :NN -+-Q. 'K '07 et , 1 . X 'sl ,. - . g sm- ,fl -. as ef: 'Cf' A I , . Si qi :-fs . Fra I Q t '4 tt I , . ' ss. Q A . V ,K 'F' 'fe , ke . K .,,. . , Q . E ., X egg Q dw: ,Qt , ! 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Sec: Card Section: Lutheran Student Assoc: Unlv SAM, Pres. KLOSINSKI. ROBERT E.-PEZ R0lling Pralrle. Section: HYPER, KNIESLY, FREDERICK H.--S: Choir. KNIGHT, EUGENE C.-IM: South Bend. KNIGHT, RICHARD D.fEE: Indianapolis. AIEE: IRE: VVBAA. KNOBELOCH, EDITH A.-S: Belleville, Ill. Phi Mu, Treas: Delta Rho Kappa: Greek Wk Comm: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Kappa Delta Pl: Drlll Team Aux. KWOPP, HAROLD E.--S: Chicago. Ill, H-1: Univ Lutheran Assem: WBAA: Young Republ Club: Var Athletics, KNOWLES, PENELOPE M.-AG: Stamford. Conn. Hall X: Alpha Lambda Delta: Ceres. Sec: Gold Peppers: Judo Club: WRA: WRX: Ag Scl Club, Sec- Treas, KNOX. STEPHEN L.-AG: Angola. Alpha Gamma Rho: Ag Econ Club: Card Section: Jr Prom Comm: OSS: Campus Chest. Treas KOCHER. RAY H.-CE: West Bend, Wls. MSC: ASCE. KOC- ZIAN, WERNER J.-lnd Econ: River Forest, Ill, Phi Kappa Theta: EXPONENT: IAS: Mock Pol Conv: OSS: SAM. KOG- LER, KENT J.-Chicago Heights, Ill. H-3. KOHASKY, JUDITH A.-HE: Wauwatosa. Wls. Pi Beta Phi: AWS: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: OSS: Pershing Rlties. Coed Pant, KOHLMEYER. MARTHA A.fS: West Lafayette. Vawter: Card Section: DEBRIS, Sr Copy Ed: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Sportswomen: Tomahawk: WHA Council: Theta Slgma Phl. KOHN. TOM 0.fME: Quito. Ecuador. ASME: B'nal B'rith Hillel Found: Pl Tau Sigma. KOHRMAN, ROBERT LYS: Fort Wayne. State Street Ct. KOPKO, GERALDINE M.fPHAR: Hobart. Hall X: APhA: Kappa Epsilon. V Pres, Pres: PHAR- MACIST: Rho Chi, V Pres: Univ Choir. KOSNOFF, MEL N.-S: Goshen. Tau Epsilon Phi: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Student Union. KOSZTYO, ROBERT L.-EE: Highland Park, N, J. Cary: IRE. Chrm: SAM. KOTTAS. JOHN F.fI ENGR: Momence. Ill. H-2: AIIE: ASTME: Alpha Pi Mu: Tau Bc-tn Pi. KOYAL. HARRY H.---CHE: Cleveland, Ohio. AIChFJ. KOYAN, GEORGIA G.-S: Highland. Hall XZ Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: OSS: Outing Club: Purdue Playshop: Univ Choir: VVRX: Young Dem Club: SNEA. KOYANDA. KENNETH W.-ME: Berwyn. Ill. Cary, KOIVAL. EDVYARD F.-PHAR: Whiting. Cary. KOZAK. MICHAEL -I.--Ind Fl:-nn: Ernst Gary. H-2: WHRC, KRABBE. CONSTANCE S.-S1 Lafayette. Green Guard: Mod- ern Dance Club: Newman Club: Purdue Players: Purdue Play- shop: Theta Alpha Phi: WBAA: Young Dem Club. KRANE. SAMUEL-S: Brooklyn, N. Y, Tau Epsilon Phi: B'nai B'rlth Hillel Found: EXPONENT: Young Dem Club, KRAUSE. ELIS- ABETH J.fHE: Dover, Ohio. Phi Mu. Pres: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Greek Wk Comm: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Pan-Hel Counc: Student Senate: V C Meredith Club. KRING. LARRY A.-AE: North Liberty. Sigma Nu. Pres: IAS: IF Pres Coimc: Student Union. n KROL. ALBERT S.-S: Gary. Phi Kappa Theta: EXPONENT: Mock Pol Conv: Scabbard and Blade: Semper Fidells Soc. KRONTZ. MAX M.-MTE: Hammond. Cary: AIMetE: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Gamma Epsilon: Tau Beta Pl: Young Republ Club: ASM. KRITEGER, MILDILED T.-HE: Arlington. Va. Omlcron Nu: Outing Club: Supper Club: Home Ec Club. KRIJG. RALPH E.-AG: Crawfordsville. H-3: Hoof and Horn Club. KLTHER. PAl'L J. -CHE: Riverside, Ill. 11-Il, .xlChl-1: Catalyst Club. Kl'l'IRST. .l0I-JLLEN R. -S: Indianapolis Ann Tweedale. Christian Found: Karma Beta: Student Co-op Assoc. KI'LIG. JOHN IV. -IEP: East Clucago. H-3: Card Sevtion, Judo Club. KFMMINGS. IJUNALD D. S: Lzifriyette. EXPONEINT, Mot-li Pol Conv: Ward Orlal BARD. Kl'Rl'1I.I.A, -IUANNE BL' PHAR: VVhit1ng. VVRA: Gre-In Guard, A'r'erit':'tn Plifirmacetltival As:-lov, Kappa Epsilon: Purdue PHAR- BIACIST: Sailing Clllb: Mock Pol Conv: AVVS, Y? KI'III'Z0- YIFH, IlARLlGNl'I Al. S. Gary State Street Ct, President Court Ip Mock Pol Conv: Outing Club: WRX-SE Strinrlarils Chairman, KYZMA. GEN!-I fl. ME: Hammond. Sigma Chi: OSS. KYLI-2. RUBERT H. fEl-Z: llartsrlale, N. Y l'lu Sigrna Kappa, Simm- lrard and Blade, Mil Ball Com: LFC. OSS, I-1XPONI4IN'l', Sn- Clety of Auto Eng. In-XHAIE. YIl'KI A. S: Gary. Phi Mu, Hush Cliairmun, AXYS. Card Section, Green Guard llonarary, .lr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv, Newman Club, Pan-Hel Counu: Purdue Playsliop, WHA: Angel Flight. LAIDLY, WILLIAM C.-S: Detroit, Mich. Phi Kappa Sigma: Canterbury Cluh: Mock Pol Conv: Purdue Playshop: Stuflr-nt Vuion, LAKE. MAIIJOIRIE G. S, Russia- ville Ann 1'wevdale, Marrit-rl Students Courts, Alpha I,:imhrl:i In-lta: Irelta Rho Kappa: Purdue Plavsliop, Sigma Alpha Eta. LAMAR, CARLTON H.fS: 'I'liorntowu. H413 Mil Banil. LANDT. Al.Il'l'l -I. S: Clui-ago, Ill. XVRHQ Alpha l.:tnibri:i llelta: Delta Rho Kappa, Soph Count-, Student lfnion. LAN!-1. WILLIAM ll., II Pl-I: Colfax. Married Student Courts. lwrill Team: Pistol Twain, Wesley Found: Var Athletics. IANHI-1. tiI'IRAI,Il A. PHAR, IvlI'l1llll1lt'. lfl-2, APMA, LANNIN, .lI-II - FREY- MTE: Chicago, Ill. Alpha Epsilon Pi: .XlMetEg Cxitsilvsl Club: Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Vice Pres. LANTZ. PHYLLIS A.-S: Greenfield. Hall X, Cztrrl Seiftiung Choraleers: l'mv Choir: WRX: Young Dem Club, IAIUIE. RICHARD I..' AG: Culver, Stellar Bros: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Pershing Rules: St-alvharri and Blade. Student Co-op Assoc. I,AROf'QI'I'2, Il.-XVIII I . MTI-I, Oak Park, Ill. Fmt., Rush Chairman: I-JXPONENT, Night ldrl: Srablamd and Blade, Sigma Iveltn Chi, Skull and Uri-si-ent LARSON. IIAYIID A.-rf S, Ogden Ilunt-S. ll-3, Univ Chr-ir: Yzir Glee Club. IIARSUN. I.0l'IS Il, I ENGR: II?lIIll1lUll4l. AIIIC: SAM. IHKSIFS, JOHN C. ICE: Griffith Cary Hall: AIEFI. VVCFR. LASSUN. MARIANNE -S1 Chit':1L':O, Ill. Kappa Kappa Garnnia, Card St-i-. tion: EXPONFINT, Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm, Moa-li Pol Conv: Class Count- LASZLO. JOSEPH K.- S, South Bend II-2: Alpha Phi Onnfga: Kappa Kappa Psi: Rt-:imer Cluh I.Al', JUNICPH P. ESE: Hong Kong. H-3, Clunesv Student Club: Judo Club: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. LAWIJ-Ili, NANCY--AG: Anilerzmn Glenwood: Collegiate l-H, Folk-.M WhirlerS, vice pres: Block and Bridle: Purdue Christian Foun- dation. I,AII'Yl'IR, THOMAS IX --MIC: Alhixqiierqiiv-, N Mex. ASME. LAYDEN. SFSAN -I. IIE: Kokomo. Alpha Tnflta Pi: Card Section: Home EC Club, WRA: Student Union: AWS: Mork Pol Conv: WRX: Green Guard: Golrldiggens Ball Comm L-XZAR, JOHN W.-S: Hammond. Triangle, Rush Trainer, Old Masters: Univ Choir. LAZYNSKI. BARBARA J.-S: Waiuwa- tosa. Wis. WRH: Forensic Managing Bd: Gold Peppersg Kappa Delta Pi: Newman Club: Tau Kappa Alpha: WRH Governing Bd. LEEDY. CARL B.fCE: Logansport. Ritle Club: Auto Club, ASCE: Cary Club. LEFLER, ELIZABETH A.-S: XYeSt La- fayette. Town Girls, :fav i '4W?! J . .r 1, -t-wi if 1 1- .gv f. g . s E fa. C Vg t 1 x 9- ,. ' Q . 'tt Q4 Nt .,., is: ' X e' X, 51 2 .rv ,wt Q A.. :,g,,,N HQ -5.- L I I ff. an .4 T-'Q' -A ,fb uv Q. ,,x EE.-5' I S' x :Ni H ug 1 i As SIX 9.3. Q S.- .. 7,157 iv I-1-1, .. s, .....-f' A ,Q fax ., SX. 5 Q, L. 'le -9' Q-4 ,- it X 'R' 1-9-' 1-'Y .w . N. ' I-. la.. , 'b- lx. M4- :L W-iv 4 ' 5 516 35. i arf' L. 'KW V . , . . .. .-,yt .- T . - TA 1, .-,Q at gf --its ,345 mzulirzu. JOHN N.-.top Mui Creek. mica Sigma Phi: Falk- A-Wlurlers: Zouaves, LEONARD, EDWIN C.-AG: Elyria, Ohio. Kappa Delta Rho. vice pres. pledge trainer: Mock Pol Conv: OSS: Purdue Playshop: Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Cres- t-ent. pledge trainer, Student Senate: Athletic Mgr Football: Student-Faculty Comm on Safety. LICSARGI-Z. ROBERT I ,. f PHAR: Elmhurst. Ill. H-2: APhA: PHARMACISTZ WHRCX PRN: Purdue Honor Guard: H-12 Camera Club. pres. LICYANDIC. -QL tl lt L. -n A A, 5 f-:eq 'QW' it -1, ' x Q52 5 M :Q- E Q-J 1 ...- iii' 3-la qi., : bv i' fr. ti- 'e-- li 'E 'QS' N Iilfi IIICOIKGIC A.-ME: Cedar Lake. Theta Tau: ASME, Newman Club. LICYY, HARRY M. PHE: l'l1it':Ip1t'i, Tll. Alpha Epsilon Pii Alt'hl-I: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Catalyst Club: Mock Pol Conv: Athletic Mgr Baseball. LEWANDOWSKI. CHARLES E-- S. North Judson. Kappa Delta Rho: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club. IFC Ofiire. l.ll'ISl'INFELT. GRACE S, Hammond. l'luhme: Card Section: Newman Club. LIYD. .ll'DITH L.-I-IE: Hall X: Card Section: Coll -1-H Club: Gold Peppers, Green Guard. Student Senate: l'n1v Choir: V C Mere- dith Club: XYRX-Governor. LINDSIAJY. SINAN--S: Hammond Green Guard: Card Section: WRA THOMAS I-I.fESE: Columbus. tihio. Old Masters: Phi Eta Sigma: Wt-sley STROBI. KENNETH li.fl'vIE: YYest ASME: Crew. LINEBACK. KEITH G:-mma Rho. Pres lloof and Horn Chi Omega: EXPONENTZ ' NEA: OSS. LINDSEY. Fowler House: Mil Band: Found: Pendragon. LIND- Orange, N. J. Cary Hall: L.fAG: Lakeville. Alpha Club: IF Pres Counc: Jr Proui Comm: Poultry Club: Skull and Crescent: Var Athletics: Student Court: Class Council: Ag Council. ITYK. KICYNETH ll.--l MGT, Hinsdale. Ill. Kappa Sigma: l-IXPONENTQ Greek Wk Comm. LINYILL, DALE E.-iS: Co- lumbia City H-1: VVesley Found LIPPS, BEXNIE J.fCHE: 4 onnersville H-3: AlChE: Card Sv-etion: Catalyst Club: New- man Club: Omega Chi Epsilon. Pres: Phi Eta Sigma: Reamer Cluh. Student Eneinz-ers Count-3 Tau Beta Pi. LIPTRAP, WEN- IlI'II.L t'.fAG: Otterben, Marwood: Hoof and Horn Club: Student Co-op Assoc. IJRTOV. DOROTHY I.--S' West Lafayette. State Street Ct: Card Section. Mock Pol Conv: Outing Club: Student Union: 'l'o'u:iliau'k Senior Advisor: WRX Governing Bd. l.ISTER. WIN- STON C.--I ENGR. Preble Married Student Cts: Pershing Rules: Phi Eta Sigma: POMM, Tau Beta Pi: Tomahawk: Pen- dr:igon: Alpha Pi Mu: Enginef-ring Council: AIIE. LITICNHIN. JOHN R. ME, Iiale, Cliatint-vv, ASME. Mock Pol Conv: New- man Club LITTLICVIOHN, DON C.-PHAR: Shelburn. State Street Cts: APhA IUFKHART. RONALD M.-S: lluntinpzton. N. Y. Beta Theta Pi, LOCKWOOD. JI-IAN M. HE: Hamilton. PDT.-X. LOGAN. LINDA A.-Indianapolis. Siszma Kappa: Card Section: Univ Choir: NEA. WRA: WMRH LOHAIIQYICR: HEINYICH l-If CE: Converse. Chi Fpsilon, Vice Pres. LONG. AIICHAEL T. -AG: Auburn. Acacia: Alpha Zeta: Card Section: EXPONENT: Fort-stry Club: Gymnastic Club: Persh- ing Rilles: Sigma Ilelta Chi: Purdue XVildlii'e Club. I.0Ntil l'1L- LOW, MAI'Rll'I-I lt. PIC: Remington. ASTE: Young Republ Club: IIPEP Club Pres. LONR. CLAYTON C.fS: South Bend. Pi Kappa Alpha: lFC Rush Counselor: Scahbard and Blade: Skull and Crescent: Athletic Mgr. LORENZEN, BIARY.lANE-- lll-1: Rocky Rivt-r. Ohio. Zeta Tau Alpha: Canterbury Club: Purdue Playshop: V C Meredith Club. LORENZEN: PAl'L D. PHAR: AIICHAEL L.-AE: Renvill. Minn. Univ Choir: Univ Lutheran Assem, 4 Munster. H-2. LORETTE. Married Students Cts: IAS: LOTTMAXN. ROBERT Vr- ME: XVebster Groves. Mo. Sigma Chi. Pledge Trainer: ASME: DEBRIS. Editor-in-Chief: Gimlet Club: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Sigma Delta Chi: Skull and Crescent: Iron Key: Omi- cron Delta Kappa: Committee on Student Publications: All Campus Field Day Gen Chairman: Freshman Leadership Camp. LOTZ. ROBERT-ESE: Wilmette, Ill. Beta Theta Pi: Drill Team: EXPONENT: Old Mast:-rs: Phi Eta Sigma: Quarterdeck: Sc-abbard and Blade: Skull and Crescent: Tau Beta Pi. I.0X'I'J, DIANH-HE: Eaton. Delta Gamma. Pledge Trainer: Class Council: Gold Peppers: Irelta Phi Ilelta: Historian, Green Guard Honorary: Home Ec Club: AWS: Modern Ivzince Club. LOYD. GEORGE t'.e-AG: New Albany. Club 25 : Ag Econ Club: Folk-a-Whirlers, Student Covop Assoc: Wesley Found Ll'l'.-KS, RITA M.-iS: Andi-rson. Sigma Kappa, Pard Section: Green Guard: Outing Club: Pan-Hel Counr, Univ Choir: Sigma lh-Ita Pi: XVRAL VVMRH. Ll'I'AS. THOMAS I . S: Dyer. Phi Kappa Thetii: International Assoc, Newman Club: Univ Choir: Young Dem Club: International Relations Club l,l'Kl'lNS. DONNA S.-S, Odon, Town Girls. Ll'05lA. JOHN D,-MTE: East Chicago, H-l, Mock Pol Conv: Sigma Gamma Epsilon: WBAA: ASM. LYNCH. -I.-XMI-IS R.fS: Kettering. Ohm Lambda Chi Alpha: Phi Eta Sigma: Quarterdeck, Scabbarrl and Blade. MAI-ll-Ili. JANICI-IN H.- Mansfield, Ohio Married Student Cts: Kappa Delta Pi: Sigma Alpha Eta, Vice Pres. SIABICE, H'll.l.lAM R.- IND ECON. Mansneltl, tllilti MAI- CANELLI, MICIIAEL Il.fEE: Panama. Ill. Cary Hall. Arnold Air Soc: IRE: Mock Pol Conv: WCCR, AlAtil'IRI'I. CARI. D. EE: Valparaiso. Phi Kappa Sigma: AIEEQ Card S--ction: Crew: Newman Club. MAHER. NANCY J.f-S, Kokomo, Pi Beta Phi. NEA. AIAKONSKY. l.ANRl'INt'l'I I'.-EE, South Bend Club LIB , Newman Club. Scabbard and Blade: Student Co-op Assoc. ISI.-U.I'0MB, MARTHA F. HE: North Vernon. Warren llall, Baptist Found: HE Club: Collegiate l-ll Club: NEA: WRU: Green Guard, AIALIS, RICHARD S. IME, Chesterton. Auto Club: Mock Pol Conv: SAME, Young In'-m Club. MALLIC. THOMAS J.-Albion. Circle Pines: AGRICULTURIST: Agron- omy Club: Card Section: Collegiate -l-ll Club: Mock Pol Conv, Reamer Club: Sigma Delta Chi: Student Co-op Ass-nr, Pres MALM, KENNETH L.-Cl-3: Chicago, Ill. Phi Kappa Sigmii: ASCE: Chi Epsilon. Dolphin Club: Var Athletics. AIALSTAFI-'. ROSELIND L.fHl-C. Union Mills. Collegiate 4-H Club, Major- Minnr: Town Girls: XVRX. HE Club, XVRA MAMIGR. JAMES Lf-ME: Ridgewood, N J Ii-flta Epsilon. ASME: Crew: Pi Tau Sigma. NIANIDICH. SlIIl,IAfS, Mishawaka llall X3 Pol- legiate l-H Club: Folk-A-Whirlers: Outinfl Club: NEA: WHA. YVRX. MANGI-IRS. HARRY A.---Ml-I, Garrett, ASME, ASTIZ. MANS. PAl'I.A J.fHE: Yeetlersburp: Hall X. Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Grei-n Guard, V C Meri-dith Club: WRA: Young Republ Club. AIANNING, WILLIAM V.--S: Mic-lngan City SAME. BIANIYARING. JOHN R.-S: Hobart. MARCHINO, STEPHEN E.--ME: Indianapolis. ASME, Newman Club: Sailing Club: Student Co-op Assoc' MAREK, GLORIA M.-fPHAR: Hammond. Vl'arreri Hall: Kappa Epsilon: Mock Pnl Conv: Newman Club: Amer Pharmaceutical Assoc: WRH. MARGICTA. JOHN N.fIM: Whiting. Pi Kappa Phi. Crew: Mock Pol Conv: Student Union MARK. NEI-IPINH Ci-I, Hong Kong. ASCE: Chinese Student Club. MARMALAD, TOBX' F.-PHAR: Indianapolis. Hall X: Card Section: PHARMACIST: Rho Chi: Kappa Epsilon, Vice Pres. MARQYEZ. RAMON E.-EE: Caracas, Venezuela. Cary Hall: International Assoc: Pan-Am Club. MARSZALEK, CHRISTINE -PHAR: Michigan City. Hall X: PDTA: PHARMACIST: Kap- pa Epsilon: APhA: Univ Choir: Newman Club: XVRX. MAR- TIN, ARTHUR P.fS: South Bend. Kappa Sigma. X, .:1:::. 1- is . S. N ' I' i X .f . R. , fd ww J Si 5- 4 6 X I ri ., fkvxb w- X V , ' iiv . X A ,.. '.': . 1 4- '5- x .,t., I J 2 ue. A i C N H. 4 :Ry Els-A A EQAQA Q- .W It 35 'sq- 1-A -van 4' .3 an 4 I A L , ': f .s .lim .. N., 4 it C' ' 5 X ik . I V , 'Q Q -V x ...F t --rv' t' sl W- 1 ,te 'X 'W X f is- I N, , 7 as an a. is ll- , . A . 'W' C..- W ., .. .-.1 fx my 'Vx tw' 'V' st: -f Y, si N. .. A -A ' 3 i '1 1 iz. K. gf QQ- x ' 345 . 5, . v6 'i 'xx , W ' ip' ..:. '5 -as Rx we 'fs os. 1. X ' Pls ,YI .f N' ,5-in 'Nav 1' Qgl' '1 ' ' , in fu. A S- A I -ff Qtr 5 e. .,- 'N- 'Q-s C?-G 1. ww- u as .4 .- -sr J fix. :ravi uvl Y' sz: f A fl! 1 f i f ' 'V - X' ,ff -J sv -,v C MARTIN, -IAJIES H.-PHAR: South Bend. H-3: APhA: PHAR- MACIST: W'R.X, MARTIN, ROBERT-ME: XVilm9tte, Ill. Phi Gamma Delta. MASON. BRUCE I-I.-S: Anderson, H-2: Alpha Phi Omega: Judo Club: Purdue Geological Society, Vice Pres: Newman Club: Student Senate: Card Section. MASON. NANCY A.--S. Noblesville. Kappa Alpha Theta: AWS: EXPONENT: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv. MATASOVSKY, RODNEY Y. -CHE: Hammond. Married Stu- dent Cts: AlChE: Catalyst Club, MATFIAK, JAMES M.fIM: Gary. Theta Chi: AIEE: Newman Club: Young Dem Club: Vice Pres Society for Advancement of Management. MATHI-IR. MARTHA A.--IIE: Lafayette. Card S1-vtion: HE Club. MATHES, New Albany. Phi Kappa Tau. Vice Pres: JON Y.fPHAR3 APhA: EXPONENT: Kappa Psi: Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Crt-scent. MATHICS. MARILYN V.- HE: Cincinnati, Ohio. Alpha Xi Del- ta: AWS: Card Section: DEBRIS: Greek TVR Comm: Green Guard: PDTA: Univ Choir: WRX: Young Republ Club: YWCA, MATSPBARA. MAIi0T0fME: Tokyo. Japan. Cary Hall: In- ternational Assoc: Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma. MATTINGLY, DAVID L.fPllAR: Evansville. Phi Kappa Tau. Vice Pres: Newman Club: OSS: Sailing Club: Scabbard and Blade: Card Section, MATTOX. I-'REIDICRIFK E:-AG: Lafayette. Phi Kappa Psi: Ag Econ Club: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv. MAXIYELL, JOHN R.fAG3 Valparaiso, Alpha Gamma Rho Pledlle Trainer: AGRICULTURIST: Hoof and Horn Club Vice Pres: Mock Pol Conv. MAY. DALE L. ME: Indianapolis, H-2. MAY!-IRCIK, MARLENE -Lf-S: Hammond. Duhme: WCCR: Young llem Club. MAYKRANTZ. WILLIAM J.-S: Indianap- olis. H-3: Newman Club: Scabbard and Blade: Semper Fidelis, MAYIYHOOR. JAMES I'.ffS: Columbia City. H-3: Mock P01 Conv. Mt't AFl I'1R'I'Y, THOMAS III- EE: Marion. H-2: Card Section: Mori: Pnl Conv: Archery Club. MCCALV, THOMAS IL- AG, Delphi. Agronomy Club. MKTAMMON. DENNIS I..-f AG: Auburn. AGRICULTURISTQ Ceres: Mil Band, Mvt'AMPBl-II.l., DELORES-HE: Marshall. Ann Tweedale: AXVSZ Collegiate 4-H Club: Green Guard: Student Co-op Assoc: V I' Meredith Club: Young: Republ Club. MCCLEARY, ETHEI. L. S: Indianapolis. Alpha Xi Delta: Alpha Lambda Delta: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Kappa Delta Pi, Vice Pres: Mil Band. Librarian: WCCR: Tai! Beta. Sigma. Mct'I.I'ILI.AN, IYILLIAM E:-I ECON: NV6st La- fayette. Pi Kappa Phi, McK'I.l'RIC. FHARLES IV. -AG: Ch'- CZIFIO, Ill. Al: Econ Club: WBAA. Mt-t'I.l'RE, Mlt'lIAI. F. f-S: Toledo, Ohio. Bt-ta Theta Pi. Mv- CONNELL. FOII'I.ER B.. -lR,fS: VVinnetka, Ill. Il-2. Mt'f'0RD, .IOIIN III- PHAR: Andi-rsnn. Mi-CORD. STEVEN C.-fCE: Vpper Sandusky, Ohio. ASCE. 1 MMJORIIIICK. JACK E.-S: South Bend. Lambda Chi Alpha: Society for the Advanc of Management, MCCORMICK, SANDRA I..-S: Pittsburgh, Pa. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Card Section: Modern Dance Club: Newman Club. MeCOY, JAMES A.fCHE: Webster Groves, Mo. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sec: AIChE: Cat- alyst Club, Vice Pres: Glmlet Club: Jr Prom Comm: OSS: Omega Chi Epsilon: Quarterdeck: Scabbard and Blade: Student Senate. McDONALD, MELVIN E.sCHE: Crawfordsville. Alpha Chi Rho Pledge Trainer: ALChE: Catalyst Club. M4-DONALID, PIIILLIP H. --l-IE: South Bend. Sigrna Nu: AIEE: Am Rocket Soc: IRE. Eta Kappa Nu: Mock Pol Conv: SAE: Student Co-op Assoc: Tau Bt-ta Pi. Mt-DONALD. THOMAS A.. JR.--AG: Greensburg. Cary Hall: Alpha Zeta: Ceres. Mt'GIN- Ll-ZY, J, T.-CHE: Indianapolis. Phi Gamma Delta: Gimlet Club: Newman Cluo: POMM: Skull and Crescent: Var Basket- ball, MeOl'RlI, ALOYSIFS YY., 'lIl.fCF1g Barberton. Ohio State Street Ct: Pershing Riiles. Mt'Hl'lNRY, -ll'NE E.---HE: Roanoke, Va Chl Umegal Card Section: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm, Mi-ek Pol Conv. OSS NIHNDOO, XYILLIANI H,---V ENGR l'xI1unt'Ie S1 ni'i Chi, MII Ball Comm: POMM: St-aboard and Blade: Var Tennis: AIIE: campus Chest: Class Con i':.l. Alt-li.-xt. VL.-xllt A. ICS!-Q, i may Fowler House: TV Production. MDKEYNA, REBECCA A.-S2 West Lafayette. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Green Guard. Mom Pol Conv: Student Union: WRA. Mt'KlNl.l'1Y, l'1lNl'ARIl I.. l-ISE: Portland. Phi Kappa Alpha: Vice Pres Phi Kappa Alpha. Mt'KlNSEY. YYILLIASI G.f.-XG. Cohay. Farm House: Arnold Air Soc: Suahbartl and Blade, Mt'l.Al'fiHLIN. XYILLIAM N.- S: Pittsburgh, P3 Fowler House: Mock Pol Conv, Mcl.EAN. ROBERT C.--CIC, Evanston Beta Theta Pi: ASCE, Carnl Section, Chl Epsilon, Greek XVR Comm Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Pi Tau Sigma: Stud.-nt Vnion, Tau Kappa Beta: Class Council, Mt-MAI-IAN. JOHN S.-S: Fort Wayne. Kappa Sigma: Crtril Section: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv: OSGS: Class Council, Young Rv.-publ Club. M1-NIAHON. NANCY ll. -S, Fort XVayn.- Card Sec-tion: Purdur- I-'lnrslioxn Jr Year at Mexico City Col- lege. MPMYRRY, CICLIA S. S, Chi Orneua: AXVS, Ciiril Sen-- ticul, Gold Pepnersi Green Guard, Pres, Ma,lnr-Munir, Vim- Pres: Old Masters: Town Girls, VVRA Vive Pres Nh-NAIRY. RICH- ARD IV. EE, Indianapohs Sigma Chi: Si-.ihbilrtl final Blade, Student Union. Jr Vive Pres MEIDLOCIK. ALLICS- S: Indianapolis ll-Sl, I'nile1gr:ltl Math Club. MEEICS. THOMAS H.-Cl-I1 Intiianaurilis Trl:vn,.:lt-, .XSVI-I. Card Set-tion, Wesley Found Vue Pres. MICICS, GAIM' L. -IM, Fort Wayne: Pi Kappa Alpha. Pres: Card Set.-thin: RIVET Skull and Crescent: SAM BIICISHR, l'HAIKl.l'lS YY. EFI, Mlull- iuan City Cary Hall, Young R--puhl Club Ml'lMl'2RlN4i. OERRY G. -Xilislungton Cirele Pines. MENOICS, BARBARA R. HE: Indianapolis Warren, Folie-A-XX'lnrlers1 Green Guard: international :XSSJCZ Mm-lq Pnl Conv, Univ Luth- eran Assent, VVRA, VVCCR MENS!-IN. JOHN M. .XG1 Spring- tield, Ky. WHRC, Ml-IRS!-IREAl'. CHARLES G.--CHE: Toledo: Ohio Cary Hall: .tIChl-1: Catalyst Club METZ. HIGRMANN A. ME: St. Louis, Mo, Sigma Chl: Cart! Section: EXPONENT: Class Council: Sigma Iwlta Chi, Vit-e Pri-s: Skull and Crescent MICYER, l'HARl.l'IS XY.. JR. -IM. South Bend. Phi Kappa Alpha: SAM. MICYI-IR. WILLIAM A.-- MTE: Indianapolis. H-1. Ml+IYI'1RC'OI!ll, WVADE l-'.- ME: Indi- anapolis, Sigma Nu, Vice Pres: ASME, Student Union. Ml'Il l'HAl,l'lR, MELISSA-HE: Kenilworth, Ill, Zeta Tau Alpha, Trt-as: Alpha Lambda Delta: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Green Guard Honorary, Jr Prom Comm: Kappa Delta Pi: OSS, Omi- cron Nu: V C Meredith Club: NEA: VVRA. MIDIILESXYART, ED K.- CHE: Hamilton. Ohio. Delta Upsilon: EXPONENT: Sigma Delta Chi: Young Republ Club: Jr Class Council. MIKOLA. RICHARD ll.--IM: Whiting. Newman Club. MILL- ER. CAROLINE S.-S: Kendallville Glenwood: Card Section: Drill Team Auxiliary: Green Guard: Old Masters: Pep Comm, Student Co-op Assoc. K . Q. KVR A- '-Ri. 5 . ts: - -ff P . ---.. - 71 : , iff l : J P ,- x 1 A Tk Q tb t 9 4 -1 'egg 'ff ' t S l x. Q . 8, 'K ,1 J bs ' N - 7 45.-N ' Etf' ll -.tx vp i sax? f we ...I . -ff et :wa K 'WSIS' 5- N1- -u- 3 N' tx qs, My sv' w-f 'Y'-J z I fi 'R GK' . :Q If z .-'-t, at ', -3 7 I Ns 4 S- w .... t ... QPR,-gx J W. ' Jkt, 'tic . 'gm 4? -. s w.s 5 lil Z QC ' wr-v N .ge t ' me .pe-.et ,., .QI 2 x - -- .. A St: . 9' ' ' tx J x ls- X ' ls fr' ,g 35- 2- ' ' xr' t. t 'NRVYS . - fi is ts . , is . . 2 QQ -' - , we -J Q 44 . I W, ' ' ie., , N Y N.. -' E Q- , . Q Q- my L an 'al' Q. ,,! 5. fu, bv- .1 K! ' lah 'i fi ll MILLER. DONA K.fHE: Liberty. Card Section: Collegiate -I-H Club: Tomahawk: WRX. MILLER, GEORGE M.-AG: Greenfield. Fairway Sec: Alpha Zeta: Hoof and Horn Club: Student Co-op Assoc: Univ Choir: Friends Student Center Sec. MILLER. JACK D.-IM: Chicago. Ill. Alpha Epsilon Pi, Vice Pres: Skull and Crescent: Society for the Advancement of Management: Athletic Mgr. MILLER, JAMES I-I.-S: Rolling Prairie. NEA. MILLER, JOHN F., JR.-fAG: Converse. Rochdale. MILLER, JOHN R.fS: Lafayette. MILLER, KIRK 8.35: Maywood, Ill. Co-op: Canterbury Club: Delta Rho Kappa. Vice Pres: Mock Pol Conv: Student Coaop Assoc: Debate. MILLER, MICHAEL ti.fS: Gary. MILLS, DAVID I..fPE: Cleveland, Ohio. Cary Hall: Var Athletics. MILLS. GUY .I.- -PE: XVadsworth, Ohio. IIPER Club. MINELLI, JOANNE A.-S: Hammond. WRI-I: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv, Newman Club: WRA: WRI-I Governing Bd: Young Dem Club. MIQl'lI,ARl'INA, RAl'L E.fCIIl'I: Caracas. Vent-zula. Pan-Am Club. MIRTH, LEE A. -EEQ Ilunkirk, N. Y. EXPONENT. MITAN, FRANK J.fS: Whiting. H-2: Newman Club. MITCHELL. VIR- GINIA R. S: Munster. Alpha Xi Delta Rush Chairman: Card Section: Irrill Team Auxiliary: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: YIVCA: NEA: Angel Flight. MIX, ARTHUR L.. JR. ME: Lakewooil, Uhio. State Street Ct: ASME: Card Section. MOBASHICRI, l-'ERElDOllN- CE: Tells-ran, Iran. Stat: Street Ct: ASCE: Chi Epsilon: International Assoc: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. MOFFIT, IDIS R.-S: Elmhurst. Ill. Pi Buta Phi. Pres: Alpha Lambda Delta: Card Section: Delta Rho Kappa: I-IXPONENT. Jr Editor: Gold Peppers: Greek Wit Comm: Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pi: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Triton: Univ Choir. MOLINARO. GREGORY R. EE: Gary. Cary Hall: AIEE: IRE: Old Masters. MONEYHLN. Jl'DlTH A. S: Indi- anapolis. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Card Section: Maior-Minor: WRX. MOMOIIAN. EDXVARD fCHE: Covington. Ky. Lambda Chi Alpha. Sec: AIChE, Vice Pres: Catalyst Club. Pres: Gimlet Club: Newman Club: Student Union Sr Bd: Class Council. MONROE. ROBERT E. Webster Groves. Mo. Delta Tau Delta: Gimlet Club: Mock Pol Conv: Phi Eta Sigma: Young Republ Club: Var TraCk. MONTGOMERY. TED J.fIM: Liberty. Phi Kappa Tau: Pershing Ritles: SAM. MOORE. MICIIAEL .Lf S: Warsaw. State Street Ct: Astronomy Club Pres: WCTS. MORIS, Jl'DITI-I A.fS: Fort Wayne, Z:-ta Tau Alpha: Alpha Lambda Ire-lla: Card Set-tion: Delta Rho Kappa: Kappa Delta Pi: Lutheran Student Assoc: SCOPE: Univ Choir. MOSS- Hl'RtiH. ROBERT D.-S, Bluffton. H-2. M0l'NT. RANDALL I.-S: Marion. H-12: Var Track. MOYER. NORMAN E.!SI South Bend. H-3: Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma: Student Union. I MOYNIHAN. PHILIP Lf.-XE: Northfield, Vt. State Street Ct. Ml'l'lLLER, RICHARD l'. EE: Fort VVayne. State Street Ct? WCTS. MUNDAY, JOHN S.fCHE: Oak Park. Ill. H-2: AIChE: Catalyst Club: Newman Club. MUNDEN, CURTIS D.-EE: Seymour. Co-op: AIEE: IRE. MFRPH. THOMAS D.-EE: Dayton, Ohio, II-3. Sec-Treus: Auto Club: Amateur Radio Club: AIEE: IRE: Railroad Club: Sail- ing Club. MURRAY, JOHN M.fIM: Miami. H-3: Society Advan Man. MURRAY, JON F.fIED: Connersville. Iota Lambda Sig- ma: Am Soc of Training Dir: Purdue Pilots: AFROTC Band, TIMS. BIYRRAY. XVILLIAM D.-S: XVarS-aw Delta Upsilon: Mock Pol Conv: Student Union. Ml'Rl-DIANN. RICHARD P.-AG: LriPuz. Kneale. V Pres: Agron Club: Collegiate -1-H Club: Student Co-op Assoc: Zou--res MAYBECK, JOHN W.fS: Crown Point Kappa Sigma. Rush Chrm: Class Council: Greek Wk Comm: .Ir Prom Comm: Mil Band: Mock Pol Conv' Weslev Found. Young Item Club MYERS, JACK M.fI ENGR: Oxford. Ohio, Phi Kappa Tau. Pres: AIIE: Fr Orien Panels: IFC Otliueg IF Pres Count: Skull and Crescent. MYERS. JOHN I..fAG: Rushville. Il-2: Hurt Club: Mil Band. MYERS. SHARON K. S: Lancaster. Pa Phi Mu, Pl--dge Trainer: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: Jr Prom Coinm. Mock Pol Conv: OSS: BARD. Sr Layout Editor: NEA: WRA: Wesley Found. NABLE. CLYIDICA-S: St. Louis. Mo Phi Kwppa Sigma. Treas: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv, Univ Choir. NACKE. JAMES ll.fS: Brunettsville, HPER Club NADEAII FREDRII' R.-AAE: Sherrill, N Y. II-2: Pershing Rules. NADERMAN. GEORGE C., JR. AG: Greensburg State Street Ct, Pres: Ceres. Ctilleiziate 4-H Club: Folk-a-Whirlers. New- man Club: Courtiers. .Xgron Club. NANCE. RICHARD A.fS1 Speedway. Newman Club: Pan-Ain Club. NAPPIER. HEYl'IRLY E.-S: Mishawzika. Kappa Ivelta Pi: Mock Pol Conv: Pan-Ani Club: WRX: NEA: WHA. NAROTNKI. l.Ol'lS A. IEIY: Rivh- mond. Cary llzill: ASTIL NASH. RICHARD ti.-AG: Sharpsville. Alplifi Gamma Rho: Hoof and Horn Club. NAY. NEYA E- HE, Deouty Twin Pines: Old Masters: Collegiate 4-H Club. Student Co-np .Xssoi-I Tomahawk: V C Meredith Club NEAD, DONALD L. S, Logansport. Cary Hall. Pres NW NEAL, RICHARD l..' IM. Kenclallville, Purdue Sailing Club, NEAMAN, JANET-HE: Rising Sun. Twin Pines: Card Set'- tion: Collegiate 4-H Club: Mock Pol Conv. Student Co-yp ASSOC: V C Meredith Club, NVRA: NEA NEBESNY. TONY IMI Columbus. Cary Hall: Soeclr Club. WCCR, NEI-ll., JAMES R.fME: Indianapolis. Phi Gamma In-Ita: Card Section: DE- BRIS. NEES. MARTHA E.-S: Indianapolis Pi Beta Phi. Card Section: Green Guard: Purdue Playsliniig Univ Choir, Young Re-publ Club, NEHER, MAX E.-AG: Lak0t0n. Acacia: Student Union: Hoot and Horn Club: Collegiate -1-H Club. NEIDIGH, DENNIS M.f CE: Bloomfield. H-3: ASCE. NEILL, RALPH E.-AG: Corning. Iowa, Ag Econ Club: Collegiate 4-H Club: Folk-afwhirlers, International Assoc: Ward Org. NELSON. JAMES I..ffAG: Niagara Falls. N. Y. Cary Hall: .xg Econ Club: Card Sevtion: Folk-a-Whirlers. NETTLES. Kl'lNNl ITH l'.7AG3 YVhiting. Cary Hull: XYiltllil'9 Club, Pres. NEl'BAl'ER, NANCY A. fl-IE: Chicago, Ill. Chi Omega: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: Lutheran Student Assoc: Mock Pol Conv: Student Union: Univ Choir: WBBA, Young Republ Club: WRA: Home EC Club: Lamplightcr. NEW- COM. KENNETH I..-AG: Tipton. Alpha Gamma Rho: AGRI- CULTURIST: Hoof and Horn Club. NEIYELL, KAY ENS: Fort VVayne. Phi Mu: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: lilqqk Pol Conv: Purdue Playshop: Student Union: WRA: Wesley Found: Young Republ Club: International Rel Club. 'fx K X 4 , . 1. .,, f is X . 1 Qt 'tuna . . 1 ,5 'kQ , , . - ws.-' 4: GFA 4' ' TX . 1 5. t ,Q 5 . ... l-.-G.. H .X .. X Ns t mo' .,....- i s xx ' A s.. - xii l, x l t 'md . . N,. . t..- ' 5234 -cgi-t X X X in x X tu- t 5' I 24 f.. Q eu.. L. X 4 X f A 'f Y' S X 1 st' . -s 'X - j .r .5 phd I , ,Y i'- X .Q '31 is ' N- F Qi ' .NN Ar- fe , M -Q Y W. .. -3, if -v' Stir- ' ' , -qs.. .R A yr: if ' Mmm -SA X' b, C of rx x . or W 3. so :- it o f Y. - ' -- .Y 1. .ii V WIA N -Q in fr, f . iff A 'S iw. ii, , - 32 if '22 f 3 33 55 1 . 'G tv- , .Q N 'Q s 3 'K -o ,Q -5 .. 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NITTERAUER, RICHARD A.fS: Marion, Ill. Baptist Student Union: Univ Choir. NOBLE, EDWARD N.fS: Chicago, Ill. Alpha Epsilon Pi: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: OSS: ACS: RIVET. NOK, t'LARlJEAN HE: Scottsburg. Alpha Xi Delta: AWS: Mock Pol Conv: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Pan-Hel Counc: Univ Choir: BARD. NORDEN. JI-ILES'I'l-1 K.-fs: Home- wood, Ill. Hall X: Card Section: WRA Council. NORDLOH, JANE E.flll-2: Winchester. Shoemaker, Sec: Card WRA: Card Section: Home Ee Club: NEA: SCA: Muck Pol Conv, NORMAN, CAROLYN A.--AS: Anderson. Kappa Alpha Theta, Rush Chrm: Pan-Hel Counc: Gold Peppers: Greek Wk Comm: Mortar Bd: Sigma Della Pi: Angel Flight: Student Union. NORMAN, ROBERT E.-1 ENGR: ROChestv!r, N. Y, li-2: Outing Club: SAM: Alll-1: Alpha Pi Mu. Nllfil-INT, JOHN H.fAG: lvlorristown. MSC: A: Ed Soc. NYCZ, JOSEPH H. AG: Plymouth, Farm House: Card Sec- tion, Collegiate -l-ll Club? Newman Club. O'Bl'1lRNE. MARY E., S: Lake Forest, Ill. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Pan-Hel Counc: Triton: WRA. OBERMEIER, GLENIDA M.-HE: Rockport, XVRH: NEA: Home Ee Club: Newman Club. O'BRll-IN, JOHN J.fME: lluntingburg. ll-1: Purdue Pilots. OFFI-IRLI-I, JOSEPH ll.--PHAR: Fort Wayne. Phi Kappa Theta: Newman Club. OGLE. N. ALlCl'I'fHE: St. Louis, Mo. Pi Beta Phi, Treas: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Delta Phi Delta, V Pres: WRA: Class Council. OGREN. DONALD H.fME: Plainfield. MSC: .-Xeromodelersi SAE. OGRODNIK, -ll'DITll ANN'-S: Chivopee Falls, Mass. Sailing Club: Purdue Playshop. OLSON. ANTON J.-S: Michigan City. H-1: Delta Rho Kappa: Folk-a-VVhirlers. OLSON. NANCY C.fS: Kouts. Alpha Chi Omega. V Pres: AWS: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Student Union: Young Republ Club: Class Council: WRA: Campus Chest. ORFAIT. RAYMOND E. --EE: Indianapolis, State Street Ct: AIEE: IRE. ORMAN, RAY L.-AG: Clay City. Fairway. Sec: Ag Ed Soc: Alpha Zeta: Ceres: Collegiate 4-ll Club: Student Co-op Assoc. OSMON. HEVl'IRl.Y T. 'HEI South Bend. AWS: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Modern Dance Club: Oniicron Nu: Univ Choir: WRX: Yell Leaders. OTT. ROBERT W.. JR. ME: Culver. Cary Hall: ASME: Card Sec- tion: Duplicate Bridge Club. OVERLI-JY, DENNIS L.fIED1 Lafayette Ward Org. OVl'1RPl'1I'K, KNN'-Atl: Clinton. Alpha Zeta: Hoof and Horn Club: Collegiate Judging. A OYEIISTREIVF, XYALTER K.fAG: VVOveland. Rochdale: Ag Econ Club: Collegiate -l-H Club: Student Co-op Assoc. OWEN. JAMES E.-EE: Indianapolis. MSC: AIEE: IRE. PACICETT. PATTY S.fHE: Booneville, Ky, NUNNING. BERNARD C. - -PHAR: Evansville. H-2. PADDOCK, l-ILIZABI-1TH tl.-S, Miluuxukee, Wis. Alpha Cln Omega, Pledge Trainer: Green Guard: Old Masters. PALM!-LR. EYERETT S. PHARZ Gttry. Cary Hull. P.-XRICNT. DAVID P., JR.fPEp Hebron. Lambda Chi Alpha, Pres: Freshmen Class Treas: Sophomore Class V Pres: Skull and Crescent: Var Ath- letics. PARKER. ANDREW' J.-Il-Ill, South Bend ll-2, .Xutu Club: Purdue Pilots, PARKER. l Rl'lDl'1RlCK A.. -IR.-S. Indianapolis, State Street Ct, PARKER. RICHARD E.-S: East Clilcztgo, Cury Hall PARKER, YYILLIANI A. EEL South B9l1ti. H-21 AIEE: IRE PARMl'Il.EE, GORDON Y.. II-EE: Fort XY:xyue 1-Ulu Kzippn Nu: Unix l.ulht-run Assent, NYBBA. l'ARMl'2N'l'l'IR. WILLIAM T.fS, Atluiitzt. Gil. KIYET1 EXA PONENT, Sigma Alpha Tau, Young In-ni Club: WCTS, PAR' Poultry Clulrg RHTT. Nlflll A.--AG: Flora. Stellur Brothers: Student Co-up Assoc. PARRISH, JAMES O.fEEg Indianapolis Sigma Chi, Sec: DEBRIS, Bus Mun, l-Ttn Kulnpu Nu: Gunlet Club, Jr Prom Coming Mock Pol Conv. Phi Eta Signm, Quor- terdecki Stnbbard and Blude: Iron Rey. PARTRIINQE. RIYHA ARD F.--S, Rochester. State Stn-ei Ct, Purdu-A Playslinp, Student Union: Young Republ Club. PASCHEN. IYILLIAM t'.- CE: XYlnnetk:t, lll Snqniu Flu ASCE, PAl l'Ll'IR, MARGO L. S: I.ot'kp0l't, N. Y, Kztppzl Kappa Gamma, Rush Chrm: Card Se--tiong Delta Rho Kuppn, Hctu Peppers, :Steen Wit Ctunm. tar.--n liuurcl, M-wk Pol Cum, Mortar Bd: Old Masters. Pun-Hel Count-: Student Union: WRU Governing Bd. Pl-IARSON. DONALD R. S, C-winggton. Cord Section: Astrunoxny Club. Wesley Found, PEt'l'1N. PAYI. M. - INDM: Peru. State Strvvt Pt, ltlovk Pol Conv: Nwwinztn Club PEERY. J.-XMES H.fCHl-I: Arlington Heights, Ill ,tIChEg T:tu Beth Pi: Catalyst Club, Orneua Chi Epsilon, PEHLI-IN. WALTER J. S: Gary. PEKAREK, ROBERT t'. Math: Clevelztnd, Utno Alpha Tau Omega: Drill Teamp Judo Club: Student L'n1ong Vinlergrad Ninth Club. Pl-ILOQYIN, ROBERT L., JR.-fSg Hins- tlnle, Ili, li-2. Forestry Club: Newinnn Club: NVildl11't- Club l'ENAHI'LRRER.X, Nl.-XRtiARl'I'A Ill-1, Quito, l-24-uznlor Inter- nntionol Assov, P:tne.Xin Club, PERKINS, .IEROLD D.-AG: Stroll. Stwte Street Vt, Collegmte LH Club, lfrill T--uni. Agronomy Club: L'nn' Choir l'l-1Rl.l l'. Rlt'HARll I. MPI: Cin- uapo, Ill Srgntzt .Xlptnt Mu, Crexx: USS, l'l-IRNIAN. ROBERT I.. I-Il-Z1 Brurkenridge, Penn, PERSHING, ROSCOE L.-AG ENGR: XYashing:tun. ASAE. Student Engint-ers Count: Tau Beta Pt, Wesley Found Pl-IRIN. KENNETH R.-MTE: Binghamton. N. Y. Cary llall, Newman Club: Student Union. Pl-ISI-I.-IK. GARY M.fMTl42: Libertyville, Ill, Hf1: Catalyst Club. PETER. CIIARLES I..f t'lll-1, Clucztgu. lll Cary Hull: Newman Club. PETERS, CHARLOTTE W'.fS: Litfztyette. Vawter: AVVSQ Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Tomahawk: Town Girls, Pres: WRA: PCIA: Student Court. PETERS, DONALD J.-ME: Brownstown. Cary Hall: SAE: ASHRAE. PETERS. NVILLIAJI J.--AG: Elwood. Stellar Brothers, Pres: Collegiate -1-H Club: Monk Pol Conv: Student Co-op Assoc: Agronomy Club, Pres. PETRY, KATHRYS I..-S: Richmond. AXVS: Card Section: Kappa Delta Pt: Major-Minor, WR.-X. :QF '--.W .J me 4 , -av -: .W ff, -sm .gli -ss., . -Q. - e 'Y x 5' ib- x Eff 1:1 ti:::.lQajQ',. 1.-, 'GQ -1 ...- ' XX ' C .Sl sr A' r : :M 1 f:- R 5 hr ' P .mo 5 'wr . N C -, 'w tb, 2: W. is : .EC 1.2, T: 'rw ' N , Q. el - .A . ew-W. Fx' tt .:. :,fw,fn'2 5+ iiw7. Q 7f ',f?'Sl 3L?.1.x'fS'f. Ff?.2r'1XiS 'S Q , U X Vw W Qs, 1 f Q ,Q ' NL ' N ' Efilwf ' ' x Q . .' 5 if 'R A ,: . - W f K I ' .l t- W. '-1 kr? :if sw --3 1 1 553 fi' 'L I: t Y X .MIK Q ,x 2 A 'ws -se 1 i 1 ' z. : in 'X' 'l l 1 -N fx .. -QQ 15553. yqoq Z!! f Q 'iz :SFS jqlj- .- net N :X X filer 1-f.. .331 bf .- 'vv 4 5 . u . a ' ii N he C Q 'Q' . -Q. 5 -5 C 17 C -,Q Q J 'C 1 ' Q 'V W 1 az - P 'gh -:il ' l -' N by Q J Q .4 ,K X 6, f Q! N Y . A I x is 'C' '! Zi' i- in nf? N, C fr 'J i PETTIT, CH.-KRLOTTEfS: Lansing, Ill. INISC: SNEA: NCTE. PETTIT, YYAYMOND J.fCI-IE: Highland, MSC: AIChE: Omega Chi Epsilon: Phi Lambda Upsilon: Student Engineers Counc: Tau Beta Pi, Pres: Am Chem Soc, PHILLIPS. DAVID M.- IM: Elkhart. SAM: Alpha Phi Omega. PHILLIPS, LEON I..-EE: Attica. PHILLIPS, WILLIAM H.-S: Indianapolis. Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma: Phil Club. PICA. JACQl'EI.INE N.- WS: South Bend. Warren: Tomahawlc: Kappa Delta Pi: Newman Club: SNEA. I'ICKI'1RILL. JIM B.--ME: Pleasant Plains. Ill. H-3: ASME: Pi Tau Sigma, Pllillflfl. CYNTHIA D.vS: Indianap- olis Shealy. Treas: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: OSS: llnrlei'gi'ad Math Club: WRA. PII'1TRl'SINSKl. lCl'NlI'l'I FUPPHAR: Chicago, Ill. APhA: Pan-Am Club: International Assoc: Kappa Epsilon: Newman Club. PITTS. ORYILLE E.--IEDL Greenburg. Cary Hall: Col- legiate l-H Cluh. PLANPK. MARY-S: Vvashington, Ill: Vawter Hall: Mock Pol Conv: WRA. PLANKER. JOIIANNA T.-HE: indianapolis. Phi Mu: AVVS: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Unix' Lutheran Assem: WBBA3 IVRA. PLASKON. FRANK T.-PE: McKeesport. Pa. Alpha Tau Omeiza, Var Athletics. PLASTERER, CHAROI. R.-S: Mat- thews Cniv Choir, Ward Org: International Assoc. PLI-ZSNAIK. RARRARA I.. HE: Fort i.Vayne: iV0od Hall, Treas: XVRH Governing, Bti: NEA: Home EC Club. l'Ll'MMER, PATRICIA .l.'- S, Kokomo, Wood: Card Section: Folk-za-Wliirlers: Pun-Am Club, l'i.rdue Plxxyshopg Saddle Club. I'Ll'NKI-CTT. ROBERT l'.--AG: Fri-e.loni. .Kg Ed Sur: Alpha Zetai Ceres: Kappa Itelt-4 Pi: Pin Eta Sigma. POLAND. IYIL- LIAM F,-EE: Albion. N. Y. Alpha Sigma Phl. POE. STANLEY I-Lf.-XG: Franklin. Collegiate -1-H Club: Hoof and Horn Club: Skull and Crescent: Univ Choir: Var Glez Cluh, POLK, JOHN E. Il-Ili: Muncie. Mai-wood: .xlbright-Otterbeln Student, ASTE: .Xrnold Air Soi-, Drill Team, Iota Lainibdzt Sigma: Mil Ball Comm: Mil Band: Ri-timer Club: Student Cd-op Assoc. I'0MI'lRAN'I'Z, MI'II.YlNfCl-IE: Chicano. Ill. AIChE: B'nai B'rlth llillel Found: Catalyst Club: Soccer Club. P0l'LTON, NICK I..-fEE: Peru. Plu Kappa Psi: Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi: ll-'C Otlit-e: Engineering Counc, I'0I'S.-IIKIJIICN. STEPHEN F.fCE: Palmyra, Cary Hall: Outing Club: POMM. POWLEN. RICHARD A.-ME, Ilucernc. Hell: ASME: Card Section: Young Repuhl Club. I'RI'JBI.I-I, JOHN M. ME: Richmond. Alpha Sigma Phi. V Pres: IFC Orhce. I RIl'l'1, DICK H. -CE: Shelbyville, Ill. Beta Theta Pi. Plllfli. SIN.-KN-PHE: Evansville. Kappa Alpha Theta: Card Section: Green Guard: Soph Class Counc: NEA. l'RORS'I', DAVID S.-CE: Indianapolis. H-I: ASCE: Band. I I'l'IlClI-'l'I,I.. LI-IIC M.f.-XG: Frankfort. Sigma Chi: DEBRISZ Sigma Delta Chi: Scubbard and Blade, PYI.I'I. DAVID D.4 AG: Bainbridtge, Ohio. Delta Sigma Phi. Pledge Trainer: Folk- a-Whirlers: Mil Band: Wesley Found, Ql'AKENBl'SH. LOIS L.--S: Brookston. Delta Gamma, Treas: AWS: Card Section: Ilclla Rho Kappa: EXPONENT: Green Guard: Modern Dance Club: Sigma Alpha Eta: Purdue Playshop. RA.-Ui, DAVID R.- CE: Brazil. H-1: ASCE: Card Section. RAISE, BONNIE D. -HE: Imiizxnapolis Kappa Alpha Theta. Treas: Alpha Larnbtla Delta, Card Set-tion, l..impl1ghter RAI-'FER'I'Y, KAREN D.fHEg Fountaintown Zeta Tatu Alpha, AWS: AGRICULTURIST: Collegiate 4-H Club: lleltn Alpha: NEA: V C Meredith Club, RAHFELDT. JAMES R.fS, I.aP0rte Delta Rho Kappa: Pi Mu Fipstlong L'l'iflr'l'gLI'ZId Math Clulv RAIDBARD, MARSHALL B. CE: Chicago. Ill. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Pres: ASCE: ASME: Carrl Set-tion: IF Pres Cnunvg RIVI-IT: Sigma Delta Chi: Skull and Crescent: SCOPE. RAIDT, -IOE B.fI-ISE: Indianapolis RAIMI. STEPIIEN A. SI Detroit. Mich S'gm:i Alpha Mu RAMICR. ELLEN R. -HE. WValton Hall X. Card Section, Green Guurdi Old Masters. Tomahawk: l'niv Choir, V C Meredith Clulig N1-JA, RANDALL. NEAL PHAR, Cztrnivl. .fXPh.X. Pres, Kuppu Psi. RANEY. M.-XRILIN I. IIE, Lu tlixitlile. III Delta tlqminiu. Card Sevtitrii, Canterbury Club RANEY. ROBERT L. 1-IPI. Indianapolis MSC: IRE, RAYER, RONALD G. -AG, Olden- burg. State Street Ct, .tg Ed Stu-g Newman Club RAY, JAMES D.fFOR, Terre llwule Acacia: Colleiqizttw 4-H Club: Ftuw-stry Club: Gimlet Clubi Skull :intl Vresvent, Card Sertmtil Unit Choir, Var Glee Club. RAY, LARRY M., ICI-I, I,aPort--, Phi 1':.ttnnia Ileltn, Phi Et.t Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta P1 REA. DAVID R. Clfll-I Russiavillt- H-3: .XIChE, Pr.-s, Card Sertion: Czttzilyst Club, Mock Pol Conv, Unieuzt Chi Epsilon: Pershing: Rules, Phi Etzi Sigma: Student Hnuxneers Conn--3 Reaimer Club, Tatu Beta Pu RE.-MEAN. NORMAN IV. ME, Fmnltfurt ASME, .tru-.rld Air Soc: Auto Club. Card Sertiun, SAE, RECORD. I-LXICHAIIA thi?-IFE, Michigan Town. Glenwood. Ti-esta, Il-wrne l-Iv Count-, Home Et' Club: SNEA, Goltl I-'I-ppers: Band, Tau Beta Sigma i Treas, WRA: SCA: t':trtl Set-tum. Mui-k itil tjoiiv, .NWS REDDALL. IIAl.'l'I'LR lf.. III ,Xl-I, l-Zztwley, S C H-2, Canter- bury Club: EXPONI-INT, Judo Club REDINI-IO. RONALD E. EE: I.1if2tyett0, REIHNBO. tiI'1ORliI'l R. El-1, I.:tf:1yeltP RI'1I'ID, DON C. S, Brazil ll-2: VVesley Fuuntl, REED. LARRY I-1. S, Daleville State Strttit Ct: Mm-k POI Conv, Phi Eta Sigma IiI'2l'2I'I'1S.ti.-IRYIY. FORi Slv!'1m.1lield. Ill. Delta Tau Ive-lt:i, Forestry Club, Newman Club: OSS, Scabbard .tml Blatle REICYICS, JESSE R. S, Mt t :it't1i9l. Ill State House, Arnold Air Som-, Mot-k Pol Cont, Stu-,lent CU-up ASSOC, REID. RICHARD A. S, Richmond Alpha Epsilon Iieltzt REIIlENBAI'H. -IOIIN R.-ME, Van NVQ-rt. Ohm. H-Il: ASME. ASTME: Pi Tau Sigma, REIMAN. HENRY E. -S: Chicago. Ill Phi Kappa Theta, V pres. Rush Chrm: Newman Cluti, USS. Skull and Crescent: Athletic Mizr RI-ZKICIYI-lti. t-Ll-IN I.. IM. Decatur, Alpha Sigma Phi. Rl-IYNOLDS. VAROLYN S. Hl-Z. Mitchell. Hull X: Card Section: Green Guard: Var Christian Fellow: V C Mer--dtth Club: WRX: Young Item Club: NEA. REYNOLDS, KAREN K.-S5 South Bend Pi Beta Phi, Pledge Trainerg Alpha Lambdai Delta: AWS: Baptist Student Felloxxg Card Section: Delta Rho Kappa: Forensic: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pi: Mock Pol Conv: Mortar Bd, V Pres: Student Union: Univ Choir. REYNOLDS. ROBERT A.--CHI-I: Gary. Triangle: AIChE, V Pres: Card Section, Skull anti Cres- cent: Catalyst Club: EXPONENT: Sailing Club. THEINII.-XRDT. LAIYRENCE E.-ME: Richmond. MSC. RHOAD, JOHN L.iIE: Washington, Ohio. State Street Ct: Pendragon: All-1111: Band. Purdue Pilots. 'Q xx.. .txt 7 sg L Q: SL . r gf qu-A, 104. x Q hw 'ET' 5 'Qu X 1---r -1 - Q i 3. 5. 'Af frm'-' ,667 t we Il ..-W la. .po- v sa. ta - avi z. R, 2 Qfx Bw' ff' 'sr' of .- j 1 'i F' ' X 'V i H I' xx 63 47 oe: .' v. '-. i e . L C .J if H. KL-51- xwla ask' ' R -X it -,. f .,,,, 5 ,tk .vw , E43 if nf .-..,, -s- nk:-S! i-v :WN , An NA, '?' VS 'ie '--nf Rt t 'T-TC? N ,ar 4 N, Q U t . ':'7:'5'+'b5 .f ...- 3 ... S- , ..... 1,-A ..: ft.. .,1.,- em ek:- K 1 N 5 . Q13 , Q x ' 4 3 '.A',-Lg-Q-4 t A 2 51.42 t X , ff 'n 4' N' R l K Qs h tai J RV' . i Nx Tx, .. ix Xl ,,, 2 --- 3-' '-X ' e w w ' Y' -4- ' 54 1, 1:7 . Z I 1 t v' 'r--' ' 3 l A 'xt-Q, '99 Q - M :Yu .' v egg I. , -.- . .,, ag. -.1 Wt -v' , In 5 RICH, EDITH L'.fS: Hammond. Vawter Hall: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: SNEA: Univ Choir: WHA: VVRH Governing Bd. Standards Co-ordlnator. RICHARD. GLENN A.-AG: La- fayette. Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: Ward Org. RICHEY, J.-XMESfFOR3 Greentield. Forestry Club, RICHMAN, DAVID W., fME: Albion. Alpha Chi Rho, Sgt. at Arms: Phi Eta Sigma: bmi' Choir: Var Glue Club. RICHMOND, GOLDLN W.-S: Gary. Cary. Unt C Sec-Treas: Baptist Student Fellow: SCOPE: Young Republ Club. RICKEL- MAN, STEPHEN L. WEE: Joliet, Ill. Phi Kappa Theta, Pres, V. Pres: IF Pres Counc: Newman Club, Soc Chmn: Var Ath- letics, RIESENBERU-ER, LANCE -IM: Cincinnati, Ohio. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Card Section: Crew: IFC Office: Mock Pol Conv: Purdue Oarsman Honorary. IIIETH, JAMES N.fME: Muncie. Delta Tau Delta, Scholarship Chmn: ASME: Card Sec- tion: Crew: Pi Tau Sigma. RIMSTIDT, CAROLL D.fAG: Rising Sun. Aoaciug Alpha Zeta: Collegiate 4-H Club: DEBRIS: Lutheran Student Assoc. RING, ROBERT l'.fESE, Louisville, Ky. Alpha Chi Rho. Ritual Of- hcnr, Scholarship Ofhuer: Card Section, ENGINEER, Ed in Chief, Asst Articles Ed: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Engi- neering Council, RISK, SANDRA-SEH: White Plains, N. Y. Clu Omega, Pres, Plidge Trainer: AWS, Golddiggers Com: Card Section: Class Sec'y 4 yrs: Gold Peppers: Greek Wk Comm, Su-'y. Co-chmn: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv. Secretariat: Pan-Hel Counci Student Union: Campus Chest, Chmn and Sec: Freshman Orientation, Student Faculty Com Chmn. RITENDYR, FRANK A.-AG: Plymouth. H-II, See-Treas NVV llmt, Exec. Sec Excalibur Club, Mock Pol Conv: Beamer Club: Agn-ononiy Club. IMDB!-1li'l'S. RONALD L.-AG: Syracuse. Farmhouse. Treas: Ag Ed Soc, Corresponding Sec: AGRICULTURIST, Managing Ed: Ceres: Collegiate 4-H Club: Agronomy Club: Kappa Delta Pl: Mock Pol Conv. ROBERTSON, DARYL Af-EE: Richmond. li-Il: IRE: Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi: Wesley Found. ROBINSON. l'lARRI'I'l'T F.--EE: Elkhart. Phi Eta Sigma: Pur- uue Veterans. ROBINSON. l'l'R'l'lS H.-IE: Des Plaines, Ill. lrrlta Tau Ivclta, Rush Chairman, Student Union, ROBINSON. MARJORIE fl.-S3 West L3f3Y91l9- KHDPH Kappa :Q A X' Gamma: Sigma Delta Pi, Sec: Science School Advisory Bd. t , ,Q ROBINSON, JOHY C.--PH AR' Mulberrv Alpha Chl Rho' Alpha i .KK st npsilfin Itelta, .iPn.x. ROBINSON, Puit.LIP l-:.-MEg'c1eve- f T : X - Q land, Ohio. ASTME. Sec: Aeromodelvrs. ROBINSON, SPS.-XNNE Y W' .- ve-- -Izsar vs' ' .,,,.S G' Q L, oy sh 7 5-. Q 'hifi' 3.31 ' 4 tv ' La' 'C'-n -6. Q'-l is Q' s. 1 XM- C, Y nr.: Elkliurt. RUDKEY, RONALD F.fMEI Delphi, ASME: Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. ROGAN, CARLWME: Richmond. MSC: ASME: ASTE. ROGERS, RICHARD l'l.fEE: NV. Columbia, XV. Vir- ginia. AIEE: IRE. ROGOYEIN, LAXYRENCE J.-ESE: Kansas City, Mo. Sigma Alpha Mu. Chaplin: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found, V. Pres, Treas: Card Section: IHEBRIS: Mock Pol Conv: Rail- road Club. ROGIYS, RALPH M.' fS: Berwyn, Ill. I-I-1: Card Section: Judo Club: Mil Ball Comm: Newman Club: SCIENTIST. ROOSE. ALLAN C.-PE: Bourbon. Co-op: Mil Band, ROPP, IVIL- LIABI E.-CHE: tVt-st Lafayette. AIChEl Catalyst Club. ROSE, CHARLES M.fMI-I, Johnstown, Pa. Delta Tau Delta, V, Pres! Gimlet Club, See: Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Wrestling Team. ROSE, JOHN F. tY.--S: Waahington, D. Cary. ROSEN- BAFM, RALPH L.fEE: Albuquerque. N. Mex. H-2: AIEEQ B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: ENGINEER: Eta Kappa Nu: IRE: Tau Beta Pi: Univ Orchestra: Purdue Symphonic Band: Pur- due Wind Ens. ROSS, DOLORES I.-S: South Bend, Zeta Tau Alpha, Rush Chmn: Baptist Student Fellow: Card Section: Green Guard: .Ir Prom Comm: OSS: Pan-Hel Counc: Univ Choir: .Ir Prom Que-In Finalist: Midshipman Ball Queen Finalist: WRA: SNEA: Pi Kappa Alpha Dreamgirl: Protestant Student Coun, ROSS, JAY N.-Downers Grove, Ill. Beta Theta Pl, Rush Chmn: Card Section: Phi Eta Sigma: Univ Choir: Var Glee Club: Purduesirs. ROSS, JOHN T,fAG: Charlestown, Acacia: Collegiate 4-H Club: Hoof and Horn Club: Purdue Mounted Drill Team, l . v ROTTET, KENNETH J.fME: lndianapilis ASME. Newman SRX ' Q ' 3 Club. ROLDEHYSH. CHARLES D.fAG ENGR, Bloomdwld ' 'X If .' 'vi MSC: SAE. ROLDNEFF, GLY G.fCHI-Ig Cary: Alpha Phi 1. ' ut ' Yi: Omega, Historian: Pan-Am Club. F: , 4 ' I M W X ROW. PAI'I. W.fSg Monrot-ville. Co-op, Social Chinn: Folk-:te Whirlers: Mock Pol Conv: Student Co-op Assoc, Pub Comm, Co-Chmn. Men's Membership. Co-Chmn: Tomahawk. ROWE, 3 RICHARD T.-FOR: Lafayette. Forestry Club: Alpha Zeta: gag' A Q N. at. Purdue Log. RYCKGABI-ZR, GARY M.-EE: Dayton, Ohio, Tria ' A ' ' A ' V angle, Housemanager: AIEE: Card Section: Eta Kappa Nu: in ,., 5-f IRE: Lutheran Student Assoc: Tau Beta Pi, RIQDISILL, ROB- fl, ,,, j f ERT J.-EE: Findlay, Ohio. Pi Kappa Theta: IFC Ofliee, , ' - Mock Pol Conv: Skull and Crescent: Jr IFC, Pres. l H .-rl, RPDNI-JR, LAWRI-1Nt'I-I A.-EE: Rochester, N.Y. Tau Epsilon Pi: AIEE1 Card Section. IRE, Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters. OSS: WCCR. Rl'3IPI,l'l. HELEN L.-HE: Berne Zeta Tau Alpha. St-eg Collegiate -1-H Club: Green Guard: OSS: V C Meredith Club, Golddifzgers ATOM Week Coming IVR.-X: SNEA Rl'NK. SALLY L.-S3 St. Louis. Mo. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Pres: Card Section: Purduettes: Student Body Sec, Gold Pep- pers: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Mortar Bd: Old Masters. 4S-'t 7 .. B. 'Q C5 sr. ga 5- I Ps v st t as - gf 5 N . x A.- Pan-Hel Coune: Student Senate: Univ Choir. WRX Governing ., ff?-S+ Bd? Homecoming' Queen: Freshman Orientation Panels, Stu- '. v dent-Faculty Comm. RYNNICLS. JAMES M.-EE: Tampa, Fla 'A Duplicate Bridge Club, Eta Kappa Nu, Pres, Phi Eta Sigma. ' f Tau Beta Pi. Q: Rl SH. ROSt'0I'I N.-AGI-ICI Alamo, II-153 Ag Econ Club, Set-. RLSNAR. ANDRI-IN M.-S: Alhambra. Calif. Cary, Alpha me I S2 Epsilon Dt-Ita, Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club. 7' 7 e F WCCR. Rl'ST, CHARLES l,.f S: Carmel. Delta Tau Delta, E Ns 5 SP' , L' Card Section: Cr-:wg OSS: Young Republ Club. Rl'TI-ZRBORII-QS, 'Q ,Q ' ff- X P BLRGHARD H.f AE, Evansville H-lg Sigma Gamma Tau ' RYAN. JUANN F.--M, Hammond. IYRH: XVHA: Unrlerurati U Math Club RYNI-JR, STEPHEN C'.fIED: Evanston. lll. Beta JJ. Theta Pi. V Pres. Rush Chmn: Quarterdeck: Scabhard anl Blade: Skull and Crescent: Student Senate, Senator at Large. ' G, ' Basketball Var Athletic Mgr. s.uu,r:1:, ANNE--s. Rome- 'lb 455' '- fi A: eg' ford, Ill, Kappa Alpha Theta: AWS: Card Section: TUEBRIS, . , .ig ' Jr Ed: Gold PBPDHS: Greek Wk Comm: Green Guard Hon, , if V11 Kappa Delta Pi. See: Mork Pol Conv: Theta Sigma Phi. SNEA, ig -2 Beta Beta Gamma SALE. Cl-IARLI-'IS S, Il -Ind M, llaniille. 'il -.., ' Q ' V Phi Delta Theta, SAM. ' SALSBLRY, LARRY ti,fME, Bryan. Ohio. Siginn Alpha l-lp- t ' silonp As1uEg Arnold .xir som P1 Tau Sigma s.-ull-NUS. NIL- :wa 'S' LIAM B.-,mg VVheatHeltl H-1 SANDIFICR. JERRY B.-ESE, N ' ' ' A' Tj- - Union City. WCCR, SANDS. THOMAS W.fME1 Huntington .3-' . ' ASME, '- ,Q -'35, T' f .f .. ' ' fifkii mall- , 56:3 rx, ' Fm 1f'f3g72: SARTORI. PAl'L S.fCHE: Chicago. llllnois. Cary, Joint Counc. SAITERMAN, GERALD R-AG: Carlisle. Ag Ed Soc. SAVENSKY. ROBERT S.-I ENGR: Marion. Sigma Alpha Mu. V Prior: AIEE, Card Section: Alpha Phi Mu: Jr Prom Comm, Pershing Rifles: POMM: Student ljnion: Tau Beta Pi SAYOD. MICHAEL H.fS: New York, N, Y lrelta Tau Delta, Sor- Chmn: Card Section: EXPONENT: IFC Office: Mock Pol Conv. Seabbard and Blade. lst Sgt. V SAVOLDI, THOMAS L.-AG ar .Xtl1l6tiCS. ENGR 3 XVilliamspOrt, Alpha Kappa Lambda, Steward: ASAE: Greek Wk Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club. SAWYER. JACKIE R.-AG: Brazil. Ag Ed SOC: VVard Org. SAIYYER, Cary. NEA: Intramural Sports' JOHX WY.-SEH: Rochester. Freshman Golf Squad. Am Rocket Soc: Mock Pol Conv., SAXYYER. SANDRA K.fS. Rochester, Phi Mu: AWS, Rep a Conv: NEA. Comm Chmn: Stude t Lgg Green Guard: Mock Pol nt Union: Univ Choir: WRA. K. jk' .Qt , , i V GA G. 166 X . 'mfs wt. 3 , .ff Ig. .1 -1 M? is' x ' 'nz-1' l ,X qggwi ,1 ta- 'W , .,-f ,pm 'S ,. P: . W, Q., . x Iii 557 KP- 4? they 1:31 TR' 3 . if-.Ig x 'Q r X Q X- .-,JS W0 -., Pg We X f 4. Kf . 5, F . 1 Q S.. - X v EQ., . 5- sit 5? '32 A 4 ,-, .t I -v ....f M t X Wh' .,,,. ..., ,ai c-:af 'I' X? .Q 'T . t 1 -:ns wg ' :T , . , . X '-.Q .g X E , 1 Q5 QQ. tw. 'N' t 'f Y sw-5 .ng g W C, ?N E.. f of .ra ,., A of . '-' .A . .Q L 'S . HQ- . ua' ix 4 . Gifs 'So SCHARF, JAMES D,-S: Aurora. Dover, Purchasing Agt, Alumni Sec: Card Section: Drill Team: Student Co-op Assoc: WCCR: Young Republ Club. SCHENCK. KEITH E.-AG: XVaynetown. H-3: Excalibur Club. SCHERMERHORN. ROGER G.-AG: Rome City. Co-op. Pres. Athletic Chmn. Annex Mgr: Ag Ed Soc: AGRICULTURIST. Ed Asst: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Student Co-op Assoc: Young Republ Club, Precinct Comm Chmn. SCHLFETER, FRANK W.-ME: Greendale, VVisc. Cary: ASME: Pi Tau Sigma: WMRH. SCHMIDT, ALLAN E.-S: Fairfield, Conn. H-1: Society for Advancement of Management. SCHMITZ. MARION C.-CHE: Evansville. Phi Sigma Kappa, Sec: AIChE: Phl Eta Sigma: United Student Fellow: Groove: Student Pubs Como: Protes- tant Student Counc, SCHNAPP. JOHN P.-ME: Hamilton, Ohio. Cary: ASME: Newman Club. SCHNEFF. ROGER E.4IM: Rock Island, Ill. Delta Tau Delta: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Skull and Crescent, Hon Member: Fr. Soph, Jr Class Councs: Nu Sigma Delta: Beta Beta Gamma: SAM: V Pres Member- ship: Soph Class Field Day Comm. SCHNEIDER. BARRY R.fS: Ft. Thomas, Ky. Folk-a-XVhirlers: Ward Org: Young Republ Club. SCHNEIDER, DAVID A.-S: Fountain City. Cary. SCI-INEIDERMAN, ARLENE C.fS: Chi- cago. Ill. Hall X: Alpha Epsilon Delta. Treas: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found. V Pres: Card Section: XYRA, SCHNEIDER, STEPHEN J.-EE: St. Louis, Mo. Sigma Alpha Mu, Steward: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Card Section: POMM: Young Dem Club, SCHOENE, SANDRA BLSSL XVebster Groves. Mo. Hall X: Card Section: Sportswomen: WRA. Pres. Counc. SCHRADER. JFDY L.fPHAR: Columbia City, Zeta Tau Alpha, Activities Chmn: APhA: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Mortar Bd: Old Masters: Rho Chi: Var Christian Fellow: YWCA. Pres: Student Faculty Comm: Student Affairs Chmn. SCHRADER. MARTHA S.- PHAR: Euclid, Ohio. AVVS: Purdue Playshop: WRX: Alpha Gamma Delta: Rho Chi. SCHRAMM, FREDERICK M.fS: Winamac. Young Dem Club: SAM. SCHRANK. DAVID M.fS: Waukegan, Ill. Aeromodelers: Rail- road Club: SAM: Rifle and Pistol Club. SCHROEDER, DAVID H.-AG: Greenwood. Co-op, Sec. SCHl'LTZ, JAMES D.-AG: Arlington Heights. Ill. Forestry Club: Scabbard and Blade: Agronomy Club: Semper Ficlelis Society. SCHYLTZ, LOIS -I. fHE: Osceola. Sigma Kappa, House Man, Activities Chmn, AWS Rep: AWS Queens and Elec Comm. Pub Comm: Home Ec Club, Lamp Lighter: Collegiate -1-H Club: NEA: WRA: Purdue Playshop: Purdue Players: Wesley Found: Block P: Green Guard. SCHKMANN, CATHERINE-S: VVebstEr Groves. Mo. Alpha Delta Pi, Guard, WRA Rep: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Campus Chest: WRA Counc. SCHWARTZ, DENNIS -LSI ENGR: Mishawaka. Phi Kappa Psi, V Pres: BARD, Asst Adv Man. SCHWARTZ, LAXVRENCE A.-ME: University City, Mo. Sigma Alpha Mu. Recorder. Pres: ASME: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Card Section: IF Pres Counc: Mock Pol Conv: Scabbard and Blade: Purdue Honor Guard. SCHWARTZ, ROB- ERT C.-EE: Fort Wayne, IRE. SFHWENKE. ROBERT ti.fFOR: Schererville. Card Section: Forestry Club: OSS. SCHWIESOW. RONALD L.-ESE: Shaw- nec, Kan. Fowler House: Courtier's Pub Dir, House Standards Bd: Phi Eta Sigma: Reamer Club: Tau Beta Pi: Tau Kappa Alpha: Tomahawk. Sr Advisor: Univ Lutheran Assem, Pres: Varsity Debate: Symphonic Band, Personnel Officer: Engineer- ing Counc: Old Masters. SCIFRES, PAl'L E.fS: Scottsburg.. Christian Found. SCOTT. MARY -I.-Tippecanoe Lake. WRA: OSGS: Sailing Club, Pub Chmn: Golddiggers ATOM Week Comm: Political Science Club. I SCOTT. NANCY J.-HEI Indianapolis. Alpha Xi Delta: Card Section: Purdue Playshop: RIVET: Student Union: Univ Choir: VVRX: YVVCA: WRA. SCHRIBNER. JAMES E.-AE: Attica. H-3: Camera Club tH-31: Phi Eta Sigma: KMRX. SEGHRIST. GEORGE A.-ME: Chicago, Ill. Theta Xi: Crew: Skull and Crescent. SECOR, ROYAL E.-CE: VVakaruSa. ASCE: PICSS, Pres, Sec. SI-1l'2YI-IR, .lAt'Ql'El.YN M. HIC: River Forest, Ill. Delta Gamma, Asst Rush Chmn, Pub Rel Comm Chmn: AWS: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Green Guard: Newman Club: OSS, WRX: Sigma Tau Theta Epsilon: Fr Class Coune: WRA: Home EC Club SEIBEL. JACOB N.-'Cl-I, Ilerker. ASCE, SEINI-'I'1I.Il, RICHARD I.fEE: Chicago, Ill. Alpha Epsilon Pi. V Pres. Amateur Radio Club: AIEE: B'nai B'ruth Hillel Found, Cam--ra Club: Purdue Playshop: SAM: Athletn- Mgr tVars1t5 . SPIITZ' CHARLI-IS R.. JR.-M, Indianapolis, ll-2: Arnold Air Somew. Judo Club: LAS: Pershing Rifles SI'2I.I'NIl. ROBERT H.- S: I-Itplilantl Iluplivate Bridge Cluh. Band: Young Republ Club. Sl-1NllI'II.WI-ICH. -II-IRALD I..fAG. Otwell. Co-op: AG Ed Soc: Collegiate -l-ll Club, Young Republ Club. sENtal.lN, l.EONARll W. CHE, Mokenzi. lll P1 Kllillrl Alpha: AIChE: Catalyst Club, I-IXPONENTQ Scaltbartl and Blade. SICNSNEY. t'I.I-1ATl'S R. EE, Gosport. Cary. Joint Councilman, Co-Carl Chinn, All-IPI. Treas, IAS. Treas, Mil Band. Sgt: VVCCR., SER.-XFIN, CHRISTINE A. IIE, l.aPorte Ilelta Gamma, Ret-tl Svc, AWS, Card Section. Pub Ihr. Gold Peppers. Gr--en Guard, Mortar Bd, Newman Club: Ulrl Masters, Hostess, USGS: Vnxv Choir: V C Meredith Club SEYI'2ltANt'l-J, RALPH tl. I-IEl Fort IVayne. H-3, IRE, KMRX, Purtltle Band. NEYERIN. I..-XWIGIKNFI-I R.-IM, South Bend Phi S gma Kappa. Fr--s, Card Section: Greek Wk Comm, IF Pres County Jr Prom Comm, Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: OSS, Svalibartl and Bltirle, Skull and Crt-st-ent: Young Republ Club: SAM, V Pres: Fr anil Snph Class Coune: Purdue Pilots, Football Seating Comm. SEIYAIIID. MARY J.--S: Clarendon Hills, Ill IVood, Standztrd Chmn, Stue dent Staff. Gov Bd Rep: Symphonn' Banll. Univ Choir, XYQ-sts minster Found SlIAt'Kl,l-ITON, WILMA K. S, Pine Village Alpha Xi Ivelta, Gold Peppers, Greek Wk Comm. Trade Dinner Chmn, Green Guard Hon. Jr Prom Comm, Kappa Iwlta Pi. Mock Pol Cont. Old Masters, See, Student l'mon. Vnix' Choir. Young Republ Club, V Pres NHADY. NURBIAN ID - S, ElllfftOn. H-Il, XYeslei Found. SHAI-'I-ZR. LICANN Hl-Z, l,ut-erne Alpha Xi Delta, Journal Porres, Alpha Lambda llelta, Green Guard, Kappa Delta Pi: Omivron Nu: Y C Meri-duh Club: Fresh Orientation Panel: AWS Summer Bd, SHA!-TER, .IICRRY Af-S. Gary Sigma Pi, Pledge Trainer: Card Sec-tion. SH.-IRKEY. PAT-S, New Kvnsinlnon, Pa Alpha Xl Ili-ltri. Corres Sec. AXVS Prts, Green Guard lion. Gold Peppers, More tar Bd, Tomahawk, Sigma ltelta Pi. V Pres, Campus Ch st Ta: Ilay Chmn: Student-Farulty t'oinni. Student Senate, Fr Sopll, Jr C0tlnCilS2 VVOOCI Hall. SNEA SHARP. l'l'IARLEXE Ii. IIE. Centerpoint Glenwnml. Soi- t hmn, See, SCA. IVRA NIIAIY. J.-IFR A. -EE, Auburn Beta Theta Pl. X' Pri-s SHAW, IIOGICR ll. 1 ENGR, Swet-tser Vai Athletic-s SIIELTUN. -I.-XFK SI.-PHAR, Antlerson. Il-1. APhA SIIEIH HERII. JOHN E. fAG, .Iasonvxlle Farmsouse, AGRICVL- TYRIST. Man Ed, Ed: Alpha Zeta, Collegiate -l-H Club, Hoot' and Horn Club: Sigma Delta Chi SHI-IPARD. NANCY .-If-MS, Indianapolis. Vawter: Newman Club. Y Pres, Newman Choir. Purduettes. Vniv Choir: Playshop. Purdue Players, IYRA. XYRH. I' Sing: V2 Shealy Hall SIIICRRIIDAN. ROBERT H. MH, Washington IIC Sigma Theta l-Ipsilon Historian, ASME Mock Pol Conv. Soph Field Iiay. Svahbard and Blade, NHIELIDS. JERRY Y. I ENGR, Atnlvridge, Pa. Lambda Chi Alpha: Quarterdeck: Tau Beta Pi. Alpha Pi Mu, AIII-I. Pres, SHItiI.I'2Y, MARGARET R. S: West Lafayette. Kappa Alpha Theta: Card Stetson: Choraleers, Iielta Rho Kappa: Mock Pol Conv, Sigma Alpha Eta: Univ Choir. SHILLATO. ROBERT Wf S: Arlington, Ya. Gables Ct: Young: Dem Club, WCTS. Gables Cts Radio Station, International Relations Club SHIRK, JOSEPH B.fS: New Castle Kappa Sigma, See. Asst Sec. Stu- dent Vnion: Young: Republ Club, V Pres. Sec. Student United Nations Assoc. SHIYE. -ION H.-EE: Bloomington. H-2. SHIYELEY. RICH- ARD F.fAG: Bourbon. H-1: Ag Econ Club. SHOUP. RICH- ARD D.-S: Winnetke. Ill. Sigma Pi. Historian, Rush Chmn, V Pres: Glider Club: RIVET: Scabbard and Blade. SHORTLI-1, GEORGE E.. JR.-EE: Tipton. Beta Theta Pi. Athletic Chmn Eta Kappa Nu: Jr Prom Comm. . ,Q Sr. x if- t ca 'I if it F- ' Air .., 5 F' k 'Z' Q 59-4' '34 Xlgl I Q. A fl It 1 ' 'llc ,sv , ai. I ner i ' xvh I : .- 1 F - ,. b rx raw ax Q we -9 1 - Q. .o , ... . 1 s a-f .nf?4i .- Xt ' Q l X .in - T6-L 'N Q 'Wg sv N ft. 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Alpha Epsilon Pi: Ama- teur Radio Club: AIEE: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Card Sec- tion: IRE: MOCK Pol Conv: Athletic Mgr. Football. SHUGART, EDWARD R.-iS-MATH: Chattanooga, Tenn. Cary Hall, Vice- prcs. Pres: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters Host.: Pendragon: Semper Firlelis Soc: Quarterdeck: Reamer Club: Student Senate: WCCR: Young Republ Club. SIDLD. RICHARD--EE: Duquesne, Pa. SILYA, JOHN--EE: Beverly. N. J Married Students Courts: Eta Kappa Nu: IRE, Recreational Chairman: Married Students Tenent Counc. SIM- MERMAN. JACK R.-AG: Orleans. Az Ed Soc: Alpha Zeta: Ceres: Iiairy Club. SISLEY, NORMAN L.!IED: Grandview, Fowler House. Scholarship Chairman: ASTD: Iota Lambda Sigma. SKADI'!l'1Rli. l'lll,l'Il'IN M.fS: Lafayette. Town Girls, Vice Pres. Pres: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Gref-ii Guard: Student Senate, Tomahawk. Sec: Young Republ Club. Slilfll-JN, ELIZA- BETH B.-fHE: West Lafayette: Collegiate -1-H Club: Mock Pol Conv: Student Co-op Assoc, Scholarship. Education, and Politi- cal Chairman: Town Girls: V C Meredith Club: NRA: VVRA. SKIDMORI-J. SANDRA .l.- HE: Buffalo. N. Y. Delta Gamma. House Mgr, Card Section: Student Union. SKINNI-IR. FRED- ERICK J. EE: Joliet, Ill. H-3: Eta Kappa Nu: iVater Polo Club. Sec, Pres: Young Repuhl Club. SKLRCIIAK, JOHN IY.fESE: XYliippany, N. J. Cary Hall, Po- litical Direvtor: Ai-ro Club: Am Rocket Soc: ENGINEER: Mil Ball Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: POMM: Seah- bard and Blade: Sigma Alpha Zeta: Young Republ Club. SLAFK. TED R.fCHE: Indianapolis. Ross Ade Apts: AIChE: Omega Chi Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi: Univ Choir: Var Christian Fellow. SLAZAS. JAMES R.fEE: Ver-dersburg. Theta Tau. Vive-pres. Pledge Trainer: Auto Club: Card Section: IFC Slimmer Rush llay Comm. SLOTT, JOYCE M.-PHAR: Hall X: APhA, Sec: Green Guard: Kappa Epsilon, Pledge Trainer. Ass't Pledge Trainer: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: Purdue PHARMACIST, Reporter: WRA: WRX, Standards Chairman, Formal Comm. SLYBY, ROLAND l-'.fS: Fort Wayne: Wesley Found SMITH. DENNIS L,-- Ml-Z: Tiffin, Ohio. Married Students Courts: Alpha Phi Tau: ASME, SMITH. lil-IORGE C'.fME: St, Louis. Mo. Alpha Tau Omega. Sec. Pledge Trainer: ASME: Army ROTC Pistol Team: Card Section: Old Masters: Pi Tau Sigma: Univ Choir. SMITH. JAMES R.. AG: Loogootee. State llouse. Vice- pres, Social Chairman, Publicity Chairman: Ai: Econ Club: Student t'o-op Assoff. SMITH, JAY L. 'PEZ Coluniliia City. MSC. SMITH. JOEL ll. AME: Villa Park. Ill. Hall H, Unit Pres, Unit Sec-Treas: ASME: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv, SAE. SMITH, Jl'DlTH C.fHE: Logansport. Wood: Baptist Student Found, Pres: Home EC Club: SNEA. SMITH, LOU ANN G.fS: Anderson. Married Students Courts: AWS: Card Section: Sigma Alpha Eta: Univ Choir: VVRH Governing Bd. SMITH. MIt'llAl'IL A. Cl-I: Pendleton. Sigma Chi. SMITH, THOMAS P.-'MS: Findlay. Ohio. Pi Kappa Phi. SMRZ, JOHN l'.- AE: Berwyn, Ill. Theta Tau: Pres, Scribe. SMYI-IRS. Rl! HARD P. S: LaPorte. A SNYDER. IVILLIAM E. -f-- IM: Reynolds, Tau Kappa Epsilon. Steward, Song Leader: Arnold Air Soc: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Pershing Rifles: POMM: Scabbard and Blade: Univ Choir: Var Glee Club: VVBAA: SAM. SOLLMAN. FRANK H.- CHE: Fort Branch, Theta Chi: Arnold Air SOC: Catalyst Club: Drill Team, SOLMOS, JOSEPH E.fIED: LaPorte. ASTD: In- dustrial Ed Club: Iota Lambda Sigma: Newman Club: Purdue Veteran Organization, SORAGILAN, JOSEPH R.-ME: St. Louis. Mo. Phi Kappa Theta, Treas: Engr Counc: Pi Tau Sigma: XVBAA. SORTIYELL. FRED N.fIND M: Jamestown, N. Y. Hall H-2: H-2 Camera Club: Mock P01 Conv. SAM, SPLANGLER. LARRY D.-EE: Yorktown. Delta Tau Delta: ASTME: OSS. SPANII-ZR. SANDRA L.fHE: Hammond, Warren Hall: AWS, SPARKS. Pl-IILLIP D.fAG: Terre Haute, Married Students Courts: Ai.: Ed Soc: Alpha. Zeta. SPI-JNCE. DELORI-IS' HI-Z: Van Buren. Twin Pines, Sec, Treas. Pres: Collegiate 4-H Club: SCA: V C Meredith Club. SPENFICIK, DONA-HE: Park Forest. lll. Chi Omega: Home Ee Club: Air Force Queen Court: Student Union: AWS Judiciary Board, SPENCER, JOHN DI.f-PHAR: Rockville. Hall H: Arnold Air Soc: Pershing Rifles, SPI-INSLEY, CARLOTTA L.fS: Milwau- kee, Wis, Kappa Kappa Gamma: AWS: Mil Band: Sigma .xlpln Eta: WCCR: Miss Purdue 196l: Angel Flight Honorary SPITALNIAK, BIICIIAEL F.f PHAR: Frankfort Newman Clutn, Army ROTC Honor Guard. SPIKPNGER. PON ELL I.. S, Berne, Archery Club: Math Club: Outing Club: Pi Mn Epsilon STAFFORD. JAMES I..-S: Scotia. N, Y. Sigma Nu: Christian Science Org: Honor Guard: OSGS: Sf-ahhard and Blade, Unix' Choir: Var Glee Club, STAI-ILY, FREDERICK K. l-IE: Berni- Pln Delta Theta, STALBAYM. LOIJSE ti, HE: XYheatfield. Hall X, Graduate Founselor: Alpha Innihda Delta: AWS Executive Board: Col- legiate 4-H Cluh: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pi: Mor-l-t Pol Convg Mortar Bd: Oniwron Nu, V C Meredith Club: WRX: Young Republ Club STAMIWI. NANCY J.-S: Churuhusco Warren Hall: Delta Hhri Kai-pit, NEA: Sigma Delta Pi STANBERRY. BARBARA J. S, Fort Wayne, Alpha Delta Pl: Card Section: Greek Vhfek Comm, Green Guard: Pan-Hel Connc: Rush Counselor: Sigma Aliilia Eta: Yniv Choir, STANBERY. ALFRED ll.-AG: l,j'llt'llllll'St, Ohio, State Street Ct: DePauw Univ Transfer, STARRETT, JAMES A. S: Mlstmwaka, Co-op: Alpha Epsilon Delta: Student Co-np Assm- START, ROGER R.fPHAR: Toledo. Ohio, Kappa Sigma. Treas: APhA. STAI'I FER. RE- BECCA A.-fS: Swayzee. Alpha Delta Pi: AGRICL'l,Tl'RIST: Card Section: Drill Team Auxiliary: EXPONENT. Monk Pol Conv: PanfHel: YXYCA. STAPFI-'ER, GEORGE IV.--CI-Z, Mona roeville, Pa. Hall H-3: ASCE: Var Athletics: Var Basketball STAYFFER. JOHN' R. lil-I, l-Elkhart. Hall H-1: Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi. SFAYTON. MARY Sl'l-1fS: Anderson. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Pledge Trainer: Purduettes: Alpha Lambda Delta Pres: Jr Pan-Hel: Pan-llel, Pi-es: Delta Rho Kfippag Gold Peppers, Pres: Mortar Bd: Student Senate. STIEfiEl.MEII'Ilt. SI'SANfHE: Western Springs. lll. Chi Oniwga: AWS, Carfl Section: Green Guard: Pan-Hel Counselor: Student lfnmn: Tri- ton: VVRH. STEIXER. CHARLES II'.fAG1 Lapel. Ai: Econ Club: Purdue Veterans Assoc. STEINER, BIARCIA J. S3 Niles. Mivh. Alpha Delta Pi: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Young Republ Club. STEINHAFER. JOHN I-if-New Albany. Married Student Ct: Alpha Zeta. STEINMETZ, RONALD H.fME: Yorkville, Co-op, Treas: ASME: Newman Club: Student Cofop Assoc. STI-IK, LO!-'Ft GARY Pr S: Rochester. N, Y Tau Epsilon Phi, Treas: B'nai B'r1th Hillel Found: OSS: XYCCR: YVMRH. STELLA. MICHAEL B.-S: Oak Park, Ill. Mil Band: Newman Club: Purdue Players: Purdue Playshop: Theta Alpha Phi: VVCCR: Purdue Groove: KMRX: VVHRC. STEURY, THOMAS R.iEE: Berne. Phi Sigma Kappa: Pershing Rifles. STEWART, CHARLES J.-S: Elizabeth. N. J. Delta Tau Delta: Card Sec- tion: Crew: POMM: St-abhard and Blade: SAME: VVesley Found STEWART, DEIVEY W.-AG: Bloomington. Ag Econ Club, ,.,,.........,,..,. K.. is A N ,::4'5 g 4 bits. F, Ki. A-sr ...- :' ..: ., sf I t ,gg B-x iq I 11-ev' YY . 9' Kai gt 1 I 4'-?'9 -... 'anwj .,,. X t. I X x ,X ' H if, A Ag:-up-N tk. ' L ' x -fi , Q t , sz - ..- X, ftbji-Said f w X . A we bel! ,JA ,, I 'ee'- Q' ' ., 5 .f S in ...Q-Q ii t 3 ng- . ,N ...,. u ez. .4 vi 4 A 5 I is-A :M Th .Q 4:5 I 2' N . a 1 fs ETA.-. il i 'T 5' N 'Q' ar -G 'hu 'WI' 'Af :-7 -I L bl 5' 1. in Ax X .Q .'iii5i.,IlN1 35 '9 --Q '23 G7 f -77.7 X. 134 562 lv' L. 1 X faq! I. STOBER. IYARREN G.-f-ME: Chicago. Ill. Ca!!! Hall: ASME. STONECIPHER. LEONfAG: Veedersburg. Ag Econ Club. STRYCK. KENNETH -l.fAE: E Cleveland, Ohio. Beta Sigma Upsilon, Sec: Aeromodelers: Lutheran Student Assoc: Var Band. STRAIT, MELYIN R., JR.-S: Indianapolis. Cary Hall: Judo Club. STRALEY. YIRGINIA A.--S: Cincinnati, Ohio, Alpha Xl Delta, Sec: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pnl Conv: Sports- women. STRAYSS. IYILLIAM J.-CE: Evanston. Ill. Tau Ep- silon Phi, Sec: ASCE: IFC Rush Counselor: OSS, STRETCH- BPIRRY, DAVID M.-S: Greenwood. Hall H-3: Delta Rho Kappa. STRIf'Kl.I'IR, EINYARD F.fCHE: Pittsburgh, Pa. Delta Tau Delta: AIChE: Catalyst Club: Gimlet Club: IFC Senior Executive: Skull and Crescent. STRINGEII. HAROLD I..-ME: Hoperlale. Ohio. Hall H-3: ASME: Auto Club: Camera Club: SAE. STROCK. DENNIS .Lf-ME: Butler. Hall H-2: Am Rocket Soc: IAS. STRONG, BARRY B.-S: Hammond. Alpha Phi Om:-ga: Amateur Radio Club: Young Ropuhl Club. STRONG. DWIGHT W.-S: Mock Pol Conv: Sailing Club: PVA. STEWART. SHARON A.-S: South Bend. Alpha Chi Omega. Sec: Card Section: Sigma Delta Pi: Jr Prom Comm: EXPO- NENT, Jr Campus Copy Ed: AWS: WHA: Senior Fund Comm. STITKER, LARRY B.--SL Battle Ground. Cary Hall. STFTE, .IOANfHE: Milan. Delta Gamma: WRA: AWS. S'I'l l'SMAN. JOHN M.WME: Indianapolis. Alpha Chi Rho, Treas: Auto Club: Card Section: IFC Oflicei Wesley Found. SPLLIYAN. PATRICIA L.fS: VV'hiting. Delta Gamma. Pledge Class Pres: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: Pan-Hel Count: Univ Choir: YWCA: WRA: Soph Class Council. SYLLIYAN, RAYMOND H., JR.fAG: Crown Point. Club 25 : Agronomy Club: Student Comp Assoc. Sl'MWAl.T. Kl'1N'NE'l'H I..fAG: Milton. Delta Sigma Phi. V Pres. Treas: Ag Coune: AGRICUL- TURIST: Skull and Crescent. SUTTON, PATRICIA J.fSZ Mexico City, Mexico. Kappa Kappa Gamma: AWS. Secretaralt: Card Section: Green Guard: WCCR: WRA: Sigma Delta Pi. Sl'TTON, PEGGY Rf-S: Wauconda. Ill. Warren Hall: Kappa Delta Pi: Delta Rho Kappa: Green Guard: NEA: Young Republ Club: Purdue Pilot. SIYIHART, DAVID O.-ME: South Bend. Hall H-2. SZADIIER. ROBERT B.fS: Bristol. Conn. State St Cts: Auto Club: Judo Club: Ni-wman Club. TALARZYK. IVIL- LIABI IV. EE: Evansville. Cary Hall: EXPONENT: VVCCR: Var Track. TAIKOTT, CHARLES A.fS: South Bend. TANDY, DAVID ti.fCHE: Chicago, Ill. Alpha Epsilon Pi, Treas: B'nai B'rith Ilillel Found: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Omega Chi Epsi- lon: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. TAYLOR, JOHN D.-S: Hamilton. Hall Hall: Judo Cluh: Mil Band: Pan-Am Club. TEASLIGY, HOIYAIID A.. -IlI.fEE: Raleigh Hills. Oregon. C0- op, V Pres: Alpha Pi Omega: Canterbury Club Council: Mock Pol Conv: SCOPE: Student Co-op Assoc: Young Rf-publ Club. I TEKORIIN, ALGIMANTAS L.fIND M: Indianapolis. SAME. TENZER, BARBARA -I.fHE: Chicago. Ill. Pi Beta Phi. Treas: Card Section: ENGINEER: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Omlcron Nu: Student Union: Univ Conv: Young Republ. TERRY. IYILLIAM N,fEE: Hammond. Sigma Nu: POMM: Scabbard and Blade: Student Union. THEILIA, JOHN T.fAG: Indianapolis. Acacia: Hort Club: Mock Pol Conv: OSS: Var Baseball. THERRIEN, FREDERICK J.---IED: Richmond. Outing Club. THIMLAR. MERLIN E,--ESE: Butler. Cary Hall. THOMAS, JACK ll.-ESE: Glenview, Ill. Delta Tau Delta. Sec: EXPO- NENT: Gimlet Club: Greek Wk Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Delta Chi. Pres: Skull and Crescent: Tau Beta Pi: Iron Key: Omicron Delta Kappa. THOMAS. FRANKLIN R.-Evansville. Pi Kappa Alpha, THOMAS, RPSSELL E. -S: Indianapolis. Cary Hall. THOMl'- SON, ILO A.fI-IE: Upland. Zeta Tau Alpha: Christian Found. Sec: Collegiate 4-H Club: Folk-a-Whirlers: Kappa Beta: OSS: IFYE: V C Meredith: YWCA, THORNBPRG, DARYI. Il.--EEL Winchester. Sigma Tau Gamma, Pres. THURNBYRG. WALTER E. -ME: Union City. THORNBROUGI-I. PRESTON J.ffEE, Earl Park Theta Chi: Arnold Air Soc: Scabbard and Blade TILLEMAN. CHARLES ti.-fEE: Chinook, Mont. AIEE. TIMM. CHRISTOPHER Mr CE: Michigan City. Hall H-3, Pres: ASCE: Chi Epsilon: New- man Club. TITZER. GARY L.ffI:IEg Evansville. Sigma Tau Gamma, Rush Chairman, TOLLE. LASVRENCE D. PHAR, Elwood. Delta Tau Ilelta. Rush Chairman: APhA: Crew, Pres: EXPONENT. Mil Banrl, Pl-IARMACIST: Scabbard and Blade: Sigma Delta Pi, t'niv Choir: Var Glee Club: Purdue Pete. TOMICH. JOHN I.. Ml-Z, Gary. Cary Hall: ASME: Crew: Mm-k Pol Conv: Newman Club: VVCCR, TOMS, ROBERT I'.-INIY M: Alexandria. Acacia: Card Section: OSS: Young Republ Club, TOOMBS, ROBERT D. IND ECON: Indianapolis. Theta Kappa Sigma: Auto Club TOPE. ROY T.-ME: Glenwood. Hall H-3: ASME, Pi Tau Slgmal SAE: Tau Beta Pl. TOIYER, PATRICIA J.- HE. Leavenworth. Alpha Chi Omega: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm, Mock Pol Conv: Pan-Help NEA: Young Republ Club. TOWNE. HARMON l,.4AG ENGR: Huntington. ASAgE. TOYOFI'lil'. RONALD T.--EE: Acacia: AIEE: EXPONENT: OSS: Pershing Rifles: WBAA. TRAPP. ELLEN R.-iS: Frankfort, Zeta Tau Alpha: Gref-n Guard, Newman Club: Pan-Hel Councg Univ Choir, TRIMPE, JOHN R.fEE: Indianapolis, Hall H-1: Scabbard and Blade. TROFHE. ANN M.-S: Cleveland. Ohio. IVRH: Delta Rho Kappa: Duplicate Bridge Club: Green Guard: Newman Club, XVRH Gov Bd. TRl'I'I'T, ROBERT Il.fESE: Kappa Sigma. Greek Wk Comm: Phi Eta Sigma: Student Union. TRYSTER. GEORGE A.-AG: Milton. Lambda Chi Alpha: Hoof and Horn Club: Scabbard and Blade: Var Glee Club. TRYON. DENNIS NEWS: Fort Wayne. Alpha Chi Rho: Card Section: Duplicate Bridge Club: IFC Office: Outing Club: RIVET. TPRNER, JAMES S.iS: Crawfordsville, Alpha Sigma Phi. IFC Office: Swim Team, TYRNER, STEPHEN A.-IM: Muncie. Delta Tau Delta, Sec: DEBRISL Mock Pol Conv: Quarterdeck. Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Crescent: SAM: I M Club, TIYEEDT. ROGER E,-ME: Carthage: Ill. Phi Kappa Tau. Treas: ASME: Kappa Kappa Psi: Pl Tau Sigma. ULLRICH. RICHARD M.-PHAR: Aurora, FNGER. JOHN F.fAE: VVa- glagh, Card Section: IRE. FNGER, LARRY T.-S: Pershing es. 1 .in Q: ' tvs 3 4' . .... , X ll. 3-t 1 w if Hi , -U? .129 S . , X -N 7 MSO: H93- 'E '53 sal 'mad ... !.. 'i' -9 It 563 'VF' 5 'nr i L- .... 'Q' S 3 'itil 9--t I H . 1 , ' . L- ' Q. L- i 3-: -H- Q, W 1 if ,,, v.. up - . gs 5- -, Q I -4- we-.q .4 t ai. 94 'vm :yi W E 1 N 'R J iv .Q-, --.1 VAN DIERICNIIONCK. JAMES-IICD: LaPorte. Co-op! Iota Lambda Sigma: Newman Club: Student Co-op Assoc, VAN FOSSEN, FREDERICK L.fME: Fort XVayne. Hall H-3: ASME. VAN HOOK. PIETER J.-ME: Lakelotawana, Mo. Delta Chi: ASME: Dolphin Club: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Sailing Club: Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Crescent: Young Republ Club: Var Swim Team. VAN LEE, Rl'IBECCA S.-S: Rochester. Alpha Delta Pi: Card Set-tion: Mock Pol Conv: Greek Wk Comm: Grei-n Guard: Purdue Playshop: WRX. VAN SKOIK, ROGER H., -IR.-IED: Richmond. Alpha Sigma Phi: IFC Ofhce: Pep Comm: Skull and Crescent, Pres. VAN IVINKLE, ELIZABETH J.fS: Hartford City. Chi Omega: Alpha Lambda Delta: Card Section: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Kappa Delta Pi: Mock Pol Conv. VAYGHAN. LARRY B.-EE: Evansville. Hall Hel: AIEI-1: IRE, VEIT, LUCY K.-f HIC: Indianapolis. Delta Gamma: Pan-Hr-l: Card Section: WRA: Mock Pol Conv: IIE Club. VICLIKAN, JAMES A.--Ml-1: Indianapolis, Hall H-2: ASME: Student Co-op Assoc. VlCRBl'Rti, MARTIN J.fME: Plymouth. llall H-3. VI-ZRGIN. MARCIA A.fS: Munster, Vawter Hall, Presg WRH Governor: Alpha Lambda Delta: Card Section: lvelta Rho Kappa: Gold Peppers: Mock Pol Conv: Mortar Bd: Sportstvomen, Student Senate: Tomahawk: VVRA: WRH. VER- NI'II'IL, JAY I..---IM: Collinsville. lll. Delta Tau Delta, Pres: Gimlet Cub: IFC Otfive: IF Press fiflllflfj Newman Club: Seab- lnaril and Blade, SAM. VI-IRNI-Ll'lI., JOSEPH I.. IM: Collinsville. Ill. Delta Tau Delta. Pres: IFC Otlice, Scallbard and Blade: EXPONENT. YICKERY, RALPH I-I.--IE: lVest Lafayette, Alpha Tau Omega: AIIE: Student lfnion. VICTORIA. VERA L.-HE: Monessen. Pa, lVarren Hall: Newman t'luh. VIRGIL. VICTOR R. -AG: Mill- i-rsbnrg. Farmhouse, VOGICL, CHARLES R. AG, Ruslivllle. Hall H-2: Alpha Phi Omega : POMM: Pendragon : Student Senate. IVAFI-ITER, THOMAS G.-ESE: llall H: Dolphin Club: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Var Athletics. IVAGtiI'1NliR. THOMAS R.--FOR: Indianapolis. Cary Hall. Pres: Alpha Phi Omega: Alpha Zeta: Forestry Club: Xi Sigma Pi. IVAGNICR. I-'AY F.fHE: Wash' inpton. Alpha Xi Delta: AWS: Card Sei-tion: Gr:-en Guard: Mook Pol Conv: Newman Club: VVCCR. IVAI.IiI'1R. ROBERT Il. EIC, Bloomington, Beta Theta Pi, Ser: Amateur Radio Club: MARS: Jr Class V Pres. WAI.LACl'I. SHARON L.-S: Indianapolis. Sigma Kappa: AWS: Green Guard: Mot-k Pol Conv: Old Masters: Student llnion: WRA: XVRX: Young Republ Club: YIVCA. IVALLS. DOUGLAS Dff CHE: New Castle. Kappa Sigma. Sew. V Pres: AlChl-I: Arnold Air Snr: Catalyst Club: Scabbard and Blade: Silver Mask. IVASH. MIl'IIAI 1I. -l. HSE: Buffalo. N, Y. lVALTI'IR. I'IVl'IRI'ITT Il. EE. Littleton. N. HPIIIII' All-CH: Eta Kappa Nu: IRE: Beta Tau Pi. WALTER. JAMES Hr-EE: Cleveland, Ohio. Tau Kappa Alpha. Ser: Jr Prom Comm: Skull and Crescent: Student Union Jr Bd. XVALTERS, IVALTER J.. JR.--fl-IE: Gary. Alpha Kappa Lambda. Rush Chairman: AIEE: Crew: Newman Club: Outing Club. IVALTON. EARL D.-S: Garrett. Stall- St Cts, Vndergrad Math Club: Wesley Found: Young Repuhl Club. I tVAMI'Ll'lR. MICHAEL T.f AE: Oaklandon. IAS: Sigma Gam- ma Tau. V Pres: Tau Beta Pi. IVANGGAARD. DIARCIA L.4- HE: Pontiac, Ill. Sigma Kappa. Pres: AGRICULTURIST: AWS: Card Section: Duplicate Bridge Club: Forensic Managing Bd: Gold Peppers: Greek Wk Comm: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Omicron Nu: Pan-Hel Counc: RIVET. IVASH. GERALD tl-.fIED: Indianapolis. Iota Lambda Sigma. IVAT- SON, THOMAS L.-NME: Crete, Ill. Cary Hall: Pres Unit C. WYATSON, XYILLIAINI C.fEE: Oakmont. Pa. Hall H-2, SVV Sec-Treas: AIEE: Eta Kappa Nu: IRE: OSS: WCCR, WATZ, LILLIE-HE: Indianapolis. Shoemaker. Pres: Delta Phi Delta, Pres: Gold Peppers: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Student Co- op Assoc: Univ Lutheran Assem: V C Meredith: VVCCR: Young Dem Club. WALTZ, LYNN E.-S: Highland. Hall H-3: Student Counc. IYEBB, THOMAS L.-ME: Birmingham. Mich Hall H-2: Symphonic Band: Young Republ. XVEBER. DAVID C.-AG: Indianapolis. Cziry Hall: Alpha Phi Omega, Treas: Arnold Air Sou: Thomas Say Entomologieal Soc: Univ Choir: Var Riile Team. WEBER, FRANK R- ESE: Dayton. Ohio, Triangle: Card Section: Crexv: Phi Eta Sigma, Pres: JIFC. WEEDON. DAVID N.fFOR: Iianinionii. Fowler Hall: Arnold Air Soc: Drill Team: Air Force Ball Comm: For- estry Club: Judo Club: Mock Pol Conv XVEHRLE, JAMES E. IEDL Lafayette. AIAA: NEA: Newman Club: Vvartl Org. IYEILER, HOIYARU L.f-AG: Hagerstown, Ag Euon Club: Mil Band. WVEIS, LAIVRENCE F.fS: Detroit, Mich Tau K:1DP1' Epsilon, Rush Chairman: Card Section: Duplicate Bridge Club: EXPONENT, Ed Bd: Lutheran Student Assoc: Mock Pol Conv. IYCCR, XYEISMILLER, JOHN G.-AG: Elwood Agronomy Club. V Pres: Ceres: Hoof and Horn Club WEISS, FRANK J.- -ME, Cicero, lll, Theta Tau, V Pres: ASME: Pi Tau Signing Seah- Dard and Blade. XVEIST, ROBERT D. CHIC: Chicago. lll. Phi Ile-Ita Theta? AIChEj Catalyst Club. N1-IITZ, I-ILLEN P. -S: Loki- Osiu-go. Oregon. Alpha Kappa Delta, WELLS, EMI-IRSON A.ff.xG. Suottsburg. Alpha Gamma Rho: AGRICI'LTL'RlST: Auron Club, Skull and Crescent. IYENDT, JOHN L.--PHAR, Crown Point Hall H-3, Senator: Mil Band. WENSITS. JOHN XY. Ml-J, Mishawfikn Fowler House N'ES'l', I-IMILIE l-1,-iS, Richmond Kappw All-hd Theta: Kappa Deltri Pl: Student Ijnlong Univ Choir YYEST. THOMAS E. 'EEC Foil Wayne, Hall II-3: AIEE: IRE: Tau Beta Pi WES'l'ERI l-ILID, RONALD ALWAG: Osgood. Lutheran Student Assm' N'ESTlCRH0l'SE, JANlf'l'IfS1 VVolrott, Hall X3 VVRA: Mae jorette: Univ Choir, WESTHAI-'ER. JOHN A, f-S: Greensburg Sigma Chi. WVESTHOVEN, ALBERT L. S: Napoleon, Ohio. Hall H-3. Duplicate Bridge Club: Newman Club: Young hem Club WESTON. LARRY I.. S, Bremen. Cary Hall YVIIALEY, ROGER E. S: Clarksville, Co-op: Alpha Pi Omega: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv. State Chairman: Reamer Club: Student Co-op Assoc. WHALEY, XYARREN R. -AG ENGR: Kentland, Hall H-2: ASAgE. XVI-IEELER. YYILLIANI J.--S: Indianapolis. Hall H-1. XVHEELOFK. IYARREN E.-fS: Rock- ford. Mil Band. fx, x1xv'e?-- Wm ,. ,ts fi ,.- , , ., ' if ,g x-..f , t . , xt . Ts.. ..,...,. . ,..... . 1 U Gee . I 'R K1 . ,,:-: t - . X 5, I R 'fv g K . S Fl 1 g?bfq5f'f':f .'f 3 I . , F XX ' A ca.. i Xe :eg .t, 1 1 fm' fi 1 iw X W 'V' X au x if 1 t ' , -up .Q . Wi VB' x .g , , 5' il .Z .N '1- tt , if , ii- :f eu... X -.. 'GI .X . ,ig ,Q gi --u if X li . , t s WVHITAKER, SANDRA L.--PHAR: Indianapolis, IYHITE, CAR- ii t 1, 'sf A ULYN J.-S: Indianapolis. Alpha Delta Pi: Card Section: ENGI- ' .. : Ib NBER: EXPONENT: Gold Peppers: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol . Y - Conv: Newman Club: Theta Sigma Phi, Sec: Delta Sigma ' if gn X '- Epsilon. WHITE. l-IOWVARD L.fAG: Acacia: Judo Club: Mil . ,M ' :, t in Band: OSS. WHITE, KENNETH A,f'CEg Roanoke, ASCE: i ' - ' ,' Ward Org: Wesley Found, 5 ' Q- of 565 X, . . I 'f li w. .. ,E Y! . , ' if as X S , 'dat N K I ,, ft , .1' Q 1' ' S C an if .. 1 .7 . X, U Y? Y: ,zz gf ii 5 T? TS eaq .Z 'gn ' 'Y-v , . .ffl-5'5-f'257-f Q- ff 3 if J 3 Q. I 1 ...M 'fr -fe it , -f 'l lifar-wi g. j - I 5. . 1 X , 4. in . Y -1 V x., - Q' 5 w-..-Dj' A' uv X .. Y S, ,vu t, I : 1 -mf fi -5 1 i I E5 . k 6- ' 1 ' ,:, 1' : ,Q 4- i 66 WHITNEY. BARBARA L.-S: Anderson. Alpha Delta Pi: Card Section: Pan-Hel: Mock Pol Conv: Univ Choir: WRA. WICK- HAM, MARY I-I.-HE: Falls Church, Va. WRH: Card Sec- tion: Omicron Nu, Treas: Sailing Club. WILD, THOMAS W.- PHAR: E. Gary. APhA. VVILEY, JACK C.vME: Poseyville. Triangle, Treas: ASAgE: ASME: Mil Band: Pl Tau Sigma: SAE: Tau Beta Pi: Wesley Found, YVILEY, STEPHEN L.-IM: Corning, N. Y. Pi Kappa Tau, Pres: IF Pres Counc: Mock Pol Conv: OSS: RIVET: Skull and Crescent: Young Republ Club. WILKES, LARRY A.-I ENGR: Berwyn, Ill. Hall H: Newman Club: Tau Beta Pi: AIIE: Alpha Pi Mu. YVILLETTE, EARL G.iME: Chicago, Ill. Cary Hall: ASME: Univ Lutheran Assem, WILLIAMS, ROBERT B.WCI-IE: Orlando, Fla. AIChE: Catalyst Club. WILLIAMS, DWIGHT WV.-AG: Linden. Agron Club, WVIL- LIAMS. ROBERT E.-ME: Santa Monica, Calif, Triangle, Sec: Crew: Student Senate Foreign Travel. WILLIABISON. GEORGE I .-MTE: North Warren, Pa. Delta Tau Delta, Treas: OSGS: Catalyst Club: Scabbard and Blade. WILLIAMSON. SAMLEL H.-S: Evanston. Phi Delta Theta. Rush Chairman: Dolphin Club. V Pres: Gimlet Club: Mock Pol Conv: Var Swim Team, Co-Captain. WILLMAN, JOIUV N.-ME: Hartford City. Fairway, Treas: ASME: Kappa Kappa PSI. IVILMER, DAVID L.-ME: Indian- apolis. Hall H-2: Alpha Phi Omega: ASME: Groove: Pi Tau Sigma. IYILSBACHER. CHARLES L.ACI-IE: Newburgh, Hall H-2, Sec-Treas Unit NW: AlChE: Card Section: Newman Club: Omega Chi Epsilon: POMM: ACS. WILSON, BARBARA E.- S: Indianapolis. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Card Section: Green Guard: Pan-Hel: Student Union. IYILLSON, EDIVARD L.-AG: Bunker Hill. Hall H-3: Alpha Zeta. WILSON, ELLEN L.-S: State St. Cts: Univ Choir: Young Republ Club: Couriers: WRX: Card Section: Green Guard: Baptist Student Fellow: NEA. WILSON, FLORENCEfHE: West Lafayette. KMRX, IVILSON, HAROLD-AG: Batesville, Ag Ed Soc, WILSON, LARRY L.-S: Shelbyville. Drill Team: Mock Pol Conv: Pres Married Students Counc: Newman Club: Pershing Rifles, WILSON, RONALD L.-AG: Rushvllle, Student Co-op Assoc. WILSON, SANDRA J.-HE: Ware, Mass. WRX: Delta Phi Delta. Sec. WILSON, THOMAS L.iPHAR: Veedersburg. Phl Sigma Kappa: Card Section: EXPONENT. IVILTSEY. DONALD G.fAE: Delmar, N. Y. Hall H-3: Card Section. WIMMER. BLAINE A.-AG ENGR: Converse. Hall H-1. VVIMSETT, KYRTIS B.fS: Dana. Pi Kappa Alpha. IVINEGARDNER, DAVID K.fCHE: Huntington. Delta Up- silon, Pledge Trainer, Rec Sec: AIChE: Catalyst Club: IFC Office: Omega Chi Epsilon. I WINEGEARD, ROBERT 0.-S: Harrisburg, Pa. Duplicate Bridge Club: International Assoc: Newman Club: Pan-Am Club: Purdue Players: Purdue Playshop: Undergrad Math Club: Univ Choir: Young Dem Club. WINGER. JESSE M.-PHAR: Marion. Beta Theta Pl. WINKS, JOHN T.-FOR: Brownstown. Cary Hall: Forestry Club: Pershing Rides. WINN, JEAN L.-HE: Lucerne, Vawter Hall: Green Guard: OSGS. IYIRE, JOI-lN J.-EE: IValJaSh. Purdue Pilots. IVISEHART. KENNETH M.-ESE: Elwood. Lambda Chl Alpha: Mock Pol Conv: Duplicate Bridge Club: Phi Eta Sigma: Quarterdeck, Sec: Skull and Crescent. WISEMILLER, JACK A.-S: Ham- mond. Cary Hall. WISSMAN, ROGER A.-New Haven. Hall H-3: Hoof and Horn Club: Mock Pol Conv: Outing Club: SAM: Univ Lutheran Assent: Young Republ Club. WITCZAK, MATTHEW W.fCE: Cicero, Ill. Theta Tau: POMM: Scabbard and Blade. YYITTLING-ER, TIMOTHY D,- S: Dayton. Ohio. Cary Club. Pres: Duplicate Bridge Club: EXPONENT: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: Pendragon: Persh- ing Rines: Phi Eta Sigma, Purdue Players: Purdue Playsliop: SAM: Student Senate: Theta Alpha Phi: Tomahawk: WBAA: VVCCR: Young Republ Club. IYOENKER, IVILLIAM E.fS1 Fort VVayne. I'I'0LI-'E, ELEANOR J.-S3 Attica. Hall X. NE Pres: Card Section: Green Guard: Purdue Playsnop: WHA: WRX: SNEA. WOLLERT, SANDRA K.fS: LaPorte. WRH: Card Section: DEBRIS: Green Guard: Band: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Student Union: Wesley Found: WRH Gov Bd: YVVCA: ACS. WONG, BRADLEY Y.fAE: Honolulu, Hawaii. Hall H: DE- BRIS, Print Room Ed: IAS: Sigma Gamma Tau. WONG. STANTON S. T.fHonolulu, Hawaii. Cary Hall: POMM: Hawaii Club: SAM. IVONN, PI-IYLLIS K.fI-IE: Greenburg. Zeta Tau Alpha: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Golddiggt-rs Comm: Angel Flight: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: OSS: V C Meredith Club: VVesley Found: Orientation Panels: Active Panels. WOOD, JANE C.fS: Lafayette. AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: NEA: Student Union. WOOD, JANE L. --HE: Alpha Delta Pi, Rush Chairman: Card Section: NEA: Mock Pol Conv: Pan-Hel Connex Univ Choir WOOD, RONALD P.fME: North Vernon. Cary Hall. WOOD, ROBERT L.--CHE: North Webster. Triangle: AlChE: Catalyst Club: IFC. WOODS, JOBYNA L.fAG: Lafayette. WRX: Ceres: Judo Club: Ag Science Club, Treas: Archery Club: Town Girls: WRA: WRX Counc. IYORKMAN. DONALD G.-iS. Rome, N. Y. Hall H-3: Scabbitrd and Blade. IYOLHETER, DENNIS L,-NVolcOtt- ville, Ag Ed Soc: Hoof and I-Iorn Club: Judo Club WORLEY. RALPH N. AME: Anderson Hall H-3, Senator, ASME: Reamer Club: Tomahawk. IYRIGHT. THOMAS l+I.fS: Sheridan. Hall H-I: Navy Pistol Team: Navy Ride Team. WINDER, RUDOLPH H., JR.f1ND ECON: VVhiting, Hall H-2: Auto Club: Judo Club. IVYATT. MAX E.fEE: Greensburg. Eta Kappa Nu: IRE WYNNE. SFZANNE K.-AS: Clayton, Mo. Pl Beta Phi: Univ Choir: Card Section: Pan-Hel Counc: Student Union: Young Republ Club. YANEY, ANN-S: Indianapolis, Kappa Alpha Theta: OSGS1 NEA. YANEY, DONALD L.--S: Fort Wayne. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: RIVET: Student Union. YI-ZOMANS, MARTHAfHE: Cincinnati, Ohio WRH: AWS: Green Guard. YINGLING. PIXIE -HE: Coldwater, Mich. Alpha Chi Omega, Treas: Card Sec- tion: DEBRIS: Drill Team: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Triton, Sec, Treas: YVVCA. YODER, DAVID L.-CE: Gastonbury. Conn, Beta Theta Pi. Sec, Treas, Pres: ASCE: Card Section: Chl Epsilon, Treas: IF Pres Counc: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: IFC Judicial Board: RIVET. YODER, THOMAS A.fI ENGR: Middlebury. AIEE: IFC Office. YOUNG, CARL E.--EE: Cleveland, Ohio, AIEE: Phi Eta Sigma: VVCCR. YOUNG, GLENN E.--EE: Signal Mountain, Tenn. Phi Delta Theta, Rush Chairman, Pres: AIEE: Canterbury Club: Card Section: IRE: IFC Otiice: IF Pres Counc: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Sailing Club: Student Senate: Young Republ Club. l +523 4 '-Q ea qi an ' Te . ea ,.-4 lf'-or N . , Airs N X . X ' .x 2.3-vs., w i , ,,,, lt lk fx, :Sv 5511. El L. 7-- S ,,. tw .,.. fuk ...-, gg Q W t a ,ext '55, fi? ,, X ee' ie he X 'ir- vv . Q ,-A .I ' C .I . 'Xe PN x -wr. Q. 9195 4 A fe:-1 Av '71 1-Q ,. - 'K 33 1 4 ' f X va 8 'sr fa' gl .I . 133- .. K- VY: ,t s . A, - ' itil . A A 5 - 'ii ,wt A ' il 3' A 567 ag 3638 .-.. ? 5 Q- -: -. T. .Ili :P 4 Y . 'L - . f ire ,Q X E. . f l - wi .ir Q- i.. ' A., : .nxt . 3 7 'x SX K K' 0-. nw K - V A ,. ' I :ar , Q ' l ,-W, Ns-V X 1 na., N ': N ,v Y0l'NG. ROBERT E.-EE: Redkey, Hall H-3. YOUNG, HTL- LIAAI c.-IM: Berea, Ohio. Pi Kappa Alpha: SAM. YOUNG, YVILLIALI L.--EE: Grass Creek. Cary Hall. YOUNG, WVIL- LIAMfE: Cleveland, Ohio. Hall H-3: Gym Club: Band. ZACHMAN, IYILLIAM H.fEE: Raytown, Mo. Hall H-2: Ama- teur Radio Club, Pres: Eta Kappa Nu, V Pres. Pres: IRE: Tau Beta Pi: Quarterdeck. ZAKARIAS, GAIL C.-S: Gary. Phi Mu, Svc: AWS: Card Section: Canoe Club: NEA: VVRA: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Triton. ZALE, EUGENE 'l'.fPH,-XR: Gary. ZALINSKI, CHARLES NIA-PH.-XR: Elkhart. Hall H-1. ZATORSKI. MIKE Z.- -CHE: Hammond. ZELL, DIARTHA J.- S: Kentland. Chi Omega: Alpha Lambda Delta: Card Section: DEBRIS: Delta Rho Kappa: Gold Peppers, Sec: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Mortar Bd: Purdue Playshop: Sigma Alpha Eta: Theta Sigma Phi: YWCA, ZERKEL, JEAN A.-S: Fort Wayne. Ann Tweedale Co-op: Purdue Playshop: Purdue Players: WRA: Kappa Delta Pi. ZIECH. NEAL E.- Ml-I: Joliet, lll. Kappa Sigma: Var Baseball, l'lll-IAN. IVILLIAM W.fI ENGR: Villa Park, Ill. Sigma Nu: Engl' Friunc: AIIE: Alpha Pi Mu: Tau Beta Pi. ZIMA, DOUGLAS S.--El-J: LaGrange Park, Ill. Phi Sigma Kappa: Auto Club: IRE: Outing Club. ZIMMERMAN. D. MA- LONE-CE: Orangeburg. S. C. Cary Hall, Pres Unit A: ASCE! Class Counc: Mock Pol Conv: Purdue Playshop: WCCR: Panel Am Pres. ZUNG, LAWRENCE B.--ESE: Hong Kong. Hall H-3: Chinese Student C'luIi: Phi Eta Sigma: Sailing Club: Tau Betxi Pi. ZIMBIEIUIAN. JOHN F.-EFI: Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio. Hall H-1: AIEI-I: IRI-I: Aeroino-lelers: Outing Club: Hussars. 1 X. JOHN STUART MCMAHAN IOHN THOMAS WEBER INSPIRING FRIENDS UF THEIR FELLOW' STUDENTS . . . DEVOTED TO THE BETTERMENT OF THEIR UNIVERSITY . . . TO THESE TIVO MEN IVE DEDICATE THE 1962 DEBRIS 56 1962 DE BRIS STAFF SENIOR OFFICERS Bob Lottmann .. Editor-in-Chief im Parrish ...... .... B usiness PIHHZIUCI' . D Gerry Bay Y,,,,A,,,,,,, Managing Editor Nlartv Koh mever ,,.................... Copy Editor Marty Zell ..,..... . .... Opening Section Editor Barb Barrick A,,.,...iA,, Engravings Editor Bob Fosnough Photography Editor Editorial Connie Corson, Tom Heller. Karen Peterson .... .........,. A ctivities Doug XVilton .,,, ,.,,......v.v..wvE.EE .,.A...EEA.................. . . . Administration 'Indy Carlson .,,,,,,..7v,,,7,i......,.................... .... C ampus Life Bob Stephens. Kathy IValSh .,,.Y,...,............. ..,,..,.....,,Y. C opy lane Flint. Nlarty Dent. Sharon James rrr,, Residences Carolyn Dinius ,,...7,A,,..,,.....,......,...e..,...... .... S eniors Brian Duwe ,....r, .w... .,,. S 1 Jorts Business lim Brother ,,Y,, ....i Accounts and Agents Karel Smith ..s....vw..,,,, sv.V.............. . Adniinistration Carol Shuttleworth Assessments and Reports Mimi Rotunno VY..Vwv.vVVVY..v...,,.........,.. ...veev................ P ersonnel Ph Stanton XVong Nlichael Elliott Bradley lYong rt.... llerriann Clark ,r.. ofogruphy Negative Room Photo Co-ordinator Print Room Production ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IIE' wish to express our sincere appreciation to the persons and lirms who have to-operated in publishing the 1962 DEBRIS. Ht-nton Rtwitlw Publishing Coinprmy ....,.., ,,........ ..,... .....,.. . ............,.......,...,........ . . ,.,...,,,,, ,.....,,,,,,,,,....,,...........,.,...,,............ F 0 X vlcr. Indiana Nlr, David Nltfionncll lahn and Ullier lingraving C1oinpa1iy...... -.,,,, Cllifilgfl. Illinois Nlr. I-Qdwin Cl. Hatklcman Nlr. Ralph Van Dyke S, K. Smith Company ....,,, .. --,,,.,','- CIIICRQO- llliI10iS Nlr. laik Bunch Nlilrtllil Studios ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ....... C Great Neck, New York Nlr. IYilliam Nloort' The tloinmittct- on Student Pnblitations For assistants to the lilo? IDILISRIS pliotography department. we wish to thank the Purdue Photo Servite Nlr. 'lihomas P. Morrissey for his guidance and lri For spt-tial scrvitt-s to thc H162 IJEHRIS. we wish to thank: Nlr. George Nlt-luth in his tapatity as latulty advisor. i endship throughout the year as financial advisor, Mr. Robert I.. Beall, Mr. IVilliam H. Hayt, and Mr, Stanley A. Shaw for selecting the 1962 DEBRIS Queen. 570 Acacia ,,,,.,,,,....,,......,...,.........., Aeromodelers ......... ........ . ..,.. . . African Student, Organization Agricultural Council .....,,...... Agricultural Economics Club Agricultural Education Society ..,..................... Agriculture Science .... .-lyrx'rnlt1n'i.vt ............. Agronomy Air Force Air Force Club .,,, Band ...,,.. Rifle Team Alpha Chi Omega ..,,...... Alpha Chi Rho ......,..,.. Alpha Delta Pi ,.,.,...., Alpha Epsilon Delta .,,, Alpha Epsilon Pi ..,,,,.,,, Alpha Gamma Rho ,......,. Alpha Kappa Lambda ...., AJlJha. Lambda Delta .,., Alpha Phi Omega , . Alpha Pi Mu ,,,, , .. Alpha Sigma Phi .. Alpha Alpha Alpha Tau Omega , Xi Delta . . Zeta ......,,,....,.. , American Institute of Chemcial Engineers American Institute of Electrical and Radio Engineers .. ,.,,....,...... American Institute of Industrial Engineers ,,..,.,,. American Pharmaceutical Association .. ...,....,.....,,.... .. American Society of Agricultural Engineers American Society of Civil Engineers , ,,,, American Society of Mechanical Engineers , American Society of Tool Engineers ....,,, .. Angel Fllght ,,..,....,... , Ann Tweedale ........,,,, .. , Arnold Air Society ...,,,.,....,,, Associated Women Students Baptist Student Fellowship , Bard .......,,....,.......,.,........,,..,. Beta Sigma Psi ....,,,,.,.. Beta Theta Pi ,,.,,,......,.... ., Block and Bridle Club , , Block NP Card Section 32S 162 168 170 170 171 171 145 178 238 251 306 312 305 215 33-4 336 215 205 216 338 340 310 206 194 181 131 179 182 133 130 183 243 502 246 113 225 147 342 344 174 126 Camera Club . , .. 172 Campus Chest ,,... , .,., , 115 Canterbury Club , ..., ,,,...,,,.,,.. 2 25 Cary Hall Executive Council -130 Unit A .............., ,,....,,,..,,, 4 32 Unit B ....,,....,.,... , , 434 Unit C ....,, 436 Unit D . ,,,, .,..., 4 38 Northeast .,.,, 440 Northwest .,... , , 442 East ............ 444 West .Y,, .. 447 Catalyst Club 217 Ceres ...... v,,,,v,,, ,,,., . . . 217 Chauncey House ,, 506 Abbott, E. N. ..,,,,.. .171, 207 355 Abbott, T. D. . ,,,,,,,,,. ,,,...,,,... 1 23 Abbott, T. H. ,..., . 438 Abel, S. A. .,,,.,......,...,, ......... 3 27 Abercrombie, F. H. ............... 448 Abernathy, R. C. ...,.,,..... 501, 507 Abraham, A. G. .. V220, 384, 522 Abraytis. J. A. .... ...........,. 4 S1 Abuls. V. .......... .,... 1 63, 522 Accola, L. K. ........ . 307 Achino, J. R. ..... ...... 4 41 Ackerman, D. L. .......,...,.. ...., 4 58 Ackerman. J. C. 192, 286, 390, 522 Ackerson, K. S. 161, 177, 418 522 Ackmann, L. L. ........................ 336 Aczinowicz, J. H. .. ..,.,,,,, 433 Adair, E. M. ........ ...,.... . . 313 Adair, J. R. ..... ..... 185. 489 Adair. M. L. ....... .....,... 1 TS Adair, S. J. ......,,.... ..........,, 3 11 Adamaszek, T. W. ...... 263. 522 Adamkovics, A. M. ..,,.,,. 426 522 Adams. C. R.. II ..... ..,,,.. . 484 Adams, E. S., Jr. .. ,,,.,,,., 358 Adams, J. R. ........ ....,.. 4 87 Adams, J. C. ..... ....,.,. ......... 5 2 2 Adams, J. H. .. ...,...,,..,,,,.,,,,.., 522 Adams. L. L. .......... 152, 366, 522 Adams N. K. .. ...............,.....,. 424 INDEX Organization and Activity Index chi Epsilon ......,,,........ .... . 218 Chi Omega ............ . .... M312 Chinese Students Club .........,.. 168 Christian Science Foundation 227 Circle Pines .......,..,.... ..... . .... 5 07 Collegiate 4-H Club , 177 Class Officers ........... ..., 1 16 Club 25 ............. ..,. 5 OS Dairy Club .... 174 Debate Team .... 153 HEBRIS ....,... 132 Delta Chi , ..,.....,..,, 346 Delta Gamma ......... . 31-1 Delta Rho Kappa , .... ,218 Delta Sigma Epsilon ...,.. 213 Delta Sigma Phi ..... .. , 348 Delta Tau Delta ..... ..... 3 50 Delta Upsilon ......... .. 352 Dolphin ............. . .211 Dover ............ , ...... ......,. , ,500 Drill Team ...... . H247 Purdue Drill Team Auxiliary 244 Engineer .......... .. . 142 Eta. Kappa Nu . , 2U0 E.r 1fm'l1f ........... M133 Fairway ,,,,,,,.,.,., ,510 Farmhouse ..... .,,, , 354 Folk-a-Whirlers . .. 161 Football Seating Committee 255 Forensic Union .. 152 Forestry Club ...... , ,.... 173 Fowler House .. , 451 Gables ...,...... , 4512 Gimlet ....... , lug Glenwood ....... , , 503 Gold Peppers ,, 194 Green Guard . . 195 Hall H-1 Executive Council 4133 Northeast . , MN Northwest . 4TH Southeast .. 472 Southwest ...,.... 474 Hall H-2 Executive Council , 466 Northeast ........ .. , ..,.. 476 Northwest . ....... , , -178 Southeast .. ...,, 490 Southwest ...... . -H42 Hall H-3 Executive Council , , . 467 Northeast . ......,...... 48-1 Northwest ....... , 486 Southeast ..,..... , 48S Southwest ....... . .... -190 Hillel Foundation , , 227 Horticulture Society .. .. 172 India Students Association Hi!! Institute of Aero Science , 16-1 Interfraternity Council .... , ,.., 122 Iota Lambda Sigma ,, ..., . 204 Iron Key ........... ....1Sli Junior Cabinet .......,.. .. ....... 2,164 Junior Interfraternity Council 124 Kappa Alpha Theta 316 Kappa Delux Pi . . . 203 Kappa Delta Rho , . 356 Person Adams, S. J. ................. ......... 5 64 Adamson. D. L. ...... 171, -132 522 Adamson, S. C. ,,.............. 312. 522 Addington, A. S. .......... 177, 424 Ade. R. H. .........,... 193. 432 522 Adams. R. L. ...... . ., 506 Adkins, Belva June ..........,,....,. 416 Adler. G. R. ..........,. ., ....1S3. 522 Adler, G. D. ........ ....,.. , N522 Adler, J. W. .. . 335 Adler. L. K. ..... .. ..... 522 Acllhoch, R. H. .... ,,.. .,,,,,,,, 4 3 7 Agness, J. B. .... .1R2, 19.1 Agness, T. D. .. M182, 522 Ahl, W. A. ........ 179, 233 Ahlbrand. S. J. ,,.. ...321, 522 Ahmad. N. ........... . , .... .489 Ahmed. S. M. M. .....,. .. , ,,,, .1632 Ahrens. F. C., Jr. ..........., ...... I 350 Aikman. J. E. 119, 163, 166, 169, 255 Akard. C. S. 142, 166, 167. 192, 416 Aken, M. A. ............................ 420 Akers. B. E. 106, 196. 216, 250, 255 Akers. N. E. ............ .........,,. Z 311 Akers, S. J. ..................,, .. ,,,.., 335 Alan. F. Albertson, D. H. 181 E. . ....................,,..,,,, . 243. 481, 366 482 Kappa Epsilon . ,, .,,, . . 209 Kappa Kappa Gamma ,,... ,, 312 Kappa Kappa Psi .... ,... . . 207 Kappa Psi .. 2051 Kappa Sigma ., 353 KMRX . , . . ...,. 15:3 Kneale House . ., 511 Lambda Chi Alpha . , 300 Lambda Phi Delta .... .... 1 1 Lutheran Students Association .,,. . . .... 2231 Major-Minor Club ......... , 15,4 Marwood .,.., . . .,,. ,. ... 512 Military Ball Committee . 250 Military Band .. . . 23:5 Modern Dance Club , 158 Mortar Board .......... ,, , .188 Newman Club ..., ......, . . .... ...226 Office of International Atfairs 163 Office of Student Government Services . .110 Omega Chi Epsilon . .H219 Omicron Delta Kappa 190 Outing Club ,. . , 15:0 Pan-American Club . 1610 Panhellenic .,,.... , , 125 Pendragon .. ,. .. -101: Pershing Rifles 2-19 Plzarnrurixt ....,... ..,.. .144 Phi Delta Theta , 362 Phi Eta Sigma 202 Phi Gamma Delta , , 364 Phi Kappa Psi . M366 Phi Kappa Sigma .. 368 Phi Kappa Tau .. 370 Phi Kappa Theta , , . 372 Phi Mu .. . 320 Phi Sigma Kappa 3.4 Pi Beta Phi ,,.. ....,, 3 22 Pi Kappa Alpha , 376 Pi Kappa Phi .. 3754 Pi Tau Sigma 201 Playshop ..., 150 Purdue Home Economics Club 176 Purdue Musical Orklanizatinns .. 127 Purdue Order of Military Merit . 245 Purdue Pilots .., 160 Purdue Veterans Association . , 165 Purdue Warsl Organization 165 Quarternleck , .... , ...212 Railroad Club .. H157 Reamers 197 Rifle Team 161 Rivet . ,... ,148 Rochdale . . ., 513 Sailing Club . . 157 Scabbard and Blade H .2-is S.-Upf ...,.,.,............,.,....... ,, .1145 Senior Class Cabinet , 185 Shoemaker .. . ., . . 504 Sigma Alpha Epsilun . 380 Sigma Alpha Mu . . 382 Sigma Chi . , 38-1 Index Albrecht, A. K. .. ,, 251 456 Albrighl. B. S. . .. ............. 162 Albright. M. D. ,.,.. 177. 238. 5054 Albright, NV. D. . ..... .499 Albritton. J. F. . 358 522 Alcock. A. C. 176, 422 Alenduff. J. R. 396 Alexander, C. H. . . 388 Alexander, D. L. ...ZZT9 Alexander, J. L. . ....... 424 Alexander. N. A. .. ............ 418 Alexander. R. S. 161, 179 Alexander, S. J. .... ., ..... 176, 422 Alexander, T. R. , , ..... 175. 355 Alford, J. S., Jr, ,, ..... ,....-1-12 Alkire, R. H. .... ........... 4 32 Alkire. S. J. ...... 426 Allen. D. E. ,, ...... 452 Allen. E. S. . . ..... -ISS Allen. F. M. ...... -174 Allen. J. VV. .... 499 Allen. J. H. , ......... 496 Allen. J. S. ..,.. ,. ,,.....,.... 495 Allen, L. N. . . .249, 435 Allen. R. M. H177. 360, 522 Allvn. T. E. . ....... .....266 Alley. J. S. , ,. , ....494 Alley, R. G. .. ............. 205, 246 Allford, J. M. 170, -178, 522 Allgood. B. M. .......................... 504 Allison, B. A. .. .......... 166, 420 Sigma Delta Chi .. Sigma Kappa . Siszma Nu , Siizmzl Phi Epsilon , Sigma Pi Sigma Skull and Crescent Soccer Club .. Soclety fur the Advancement of Management , Society for Automotive Engineers . , Society of Women Engineers State House , State Street Court Council Tau Gamma , , ,....214 32-1 386 383 390 392 196 294 1432 13-I ,182 .,.,51-1 450 Court 1 ...... .. ,. ...,..,451Z Court 2 .... -154 Court 3 , H456 Court 4 V, ,458 Court 5 . , ,460 Court 6 .. . , ,, 462 Stellar Brothers .. . .515 Student Body Omcers , . .112 Student Co-up Association , 501 Student Court . .113 Student National Education Association , ....... 166 Student Religious Council .224 Student Senate .. ...,., 114 Student Union 104 Tau Beta Pi ,. .... 198 Tau Beta Sigma , 221 Tau Epsilon Phi ..... , 394 Tau Kappa Epsilon 396 Theta Alpha Phi 222 Theta Chi .. ,. 39:1 Theta Sigma Phi 222 Theta Tau . .. ,, 400 Theta Xi H 402 Tomahawk . 107 Town Girls ...... 163 Triangle ...., , 404 Triton . . .,,... , . , 210 Twin Pines . .. , ., 505 University Presbyterian Church . , 220 University Lutheran Chapel 22? Veterinary Society . , 175 WHAA .. .... 159 WCCR . 155 Wumen's Recreation Association Council 120 WRH . ,, , , 410 Duhme Hall .,. -112 Shealy Hall 414 Vuwter Hall .,,, 4145 Warren Hall .. 413 Wuull Hall . 420 NVRX 411 Nnrtheask . ...-122 Northwest .,,,, , 429 Suuthe-ast ..,., , ...426 Southwest ...., .. -128 Young Republicans H185 YWCA . ,,..., ....., , . 121 Zeln Tau Alpha ,, .326 Zouaves 251 Allison. D. S. . 139. 214. 213 Allison. D. M. .. ..,.. 165 522 Allyn. L. D. . .. . 248 Almashy, B. L, . 356 Alper, R. D. , .332 Alpern, C. D. , 395 Alsop, D. R. , 437 Alspaclx. R. C. , 445 Alston, S. L. ....,. .. , 176 415 Altekruse, G. E. ., , 497 Altherr. S. P. .... 210, 522 Altier. W. L. .... 179. 208, 436. 52? Altman. J. D. ........ .........,,.. , 339 Almmansberger. H. N. , 388. 532 Altschuler. R. G. .. . H385 Alyea, J. I. ...,...... . .. 202, 486 Amick. J. E. .... .. , , RSF. 522 Ammerman. R. J. , .,, .522 Amos, B. K. ...,... , ..,. .... 4 22 Amoye. M. V. .. ., , .522 Anders. J. 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J. .................. 166, 167 Fletcher, G. D., Jr. . ............. 495 Fletcher, H. L. ,.... .......... 4 37 Fletcher, J. A. ........................ 422 Fletcher, S. F. ..................,....... 422 Flint, J. K. ...... 134. 166. 195, 216 Flint, R. L. .............................. 383 Flodder. J. R. .,........ ............,. 4 99 Florence. W. . .... ....... 2 66 Florida, R. A. .... ....... 3 40 Flory, L. E. ...... ....... 5 15 Flowers. T. E. ..... ., .... 396 Flynn. J. R. ...,..... ..,.....,. 4 37 Foggatt, C. E. ..... ..... ..... 4 8 2 Foldesi, B. A. .... ................ 3 F47 Foley. R. P. ., ..... ....,248. 534 Foley, W. E., Jr. .... ,........,.., 4 79 Folio. S. F. .........,. ............. 4 40 Follick, Robert L. ......,..... 395, 534 Follick, R. L. . .... ............. 1 41 Follmer, D. C. .... ............. 3 76 Foltz, B. W. ............ .........., .... 4 6 2 Fonflriest, C. A. .... ....... 1 76, 418 Fong. P.. Jr. ........ ,..,16Q Foot, E. .......... , ....... ..210 Force, N. 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R. . .. .......,. 505 Yake, S. F. . .. .... . 512 Yakubowski, T. . 192 267 379 Yancey, L. M. . . ............... 387 Ynney, A. F. . ............. 567 Yaney. D. L. .. ..... H567 Yang, K. L. . . 168 481 Yao, S. S. ...., . .......... 168 Yates, C. B. . .. .......438 Yates, R. S.. Jr. ....... 396 Yawitz, J. A. .. . ....425 Yedinak, J. R. .. ,........ 220 Yolinek. F. K. 155 414 Yelusich, C. J. . ............. 436 Yenrlol, W. G. .. . .. ...... .172 Yenni. D. M.. Jr. . ....... 244 Yeoman, K. A. .. .... 416 Yeomans, M. ........... ..... , .420, 567 Yingling, B. S. ........................ 567 Yoder, D. L. .... 183, 201, 344. 567 Yoder, Evan W. . .. . .... 249, 4513 Yoder. J. C. .......... ................ . 485 Yoder, J. M. ..,..... ,........... 2 02 Yoder, L. O ........ ..... ....... 1 5 7,164 Yoder, Rebecka A. .l19. 163 Yoder, T. A. ......... .,,..... 1 Sl, 567 Yohey, J. S. ......... ...... . .. .....421 Yokomoto. C. F. . .202D, 432 York, L. B. ......... . . ........ .... 3 40 Yoshimura, A. K. . . ,.... ...... 4 90 Yost, E. J. ....... ..,....... 4 94 Young. B. L. . .l59, 417 Young. C. E. . ..... .567 Young, C. V. .. .....452 Young, C. R.. Jr. ......244 Younf-T. D. A. ...... ...... 3 751 Young, G. E. . .. .... ...... 5 51' Young, Glenn E. . .... 363 Young. 1. A. .. .....41t9 Young. M. .... .....417 Young. P. R. .. ...462 Young, R. E. . .... ...5GS Young, S. A. ..... .. ....209 Younz. VV. C. .. ...... .377 563 Young, W. L. .. . . 499, 568 Young. W. Lee . . . .. ..... 568 Youngren. M. A. .. 215. 311 Ypma. E. G. . .. .. ....4S9 Yu, C. C. ....... .. ...427 Yung, L. .. ...... 168 Zachmsn. W. H. ...... .... . 200. 568 Zagorac, M., Jr. .. 106, 179. 215 Zahn, R. C. .. .. . 359 Zakarias, G. C. 194, 195. 3121, 563 Zale, E. T. .......... ......,....,. 5 63 Zalinski. C. W. .. ................... 568 Zaloudek, J. A. .............. 123, 364 Zaremba, F. J. ......... . .... 266. 345 Zarembka, P. .......... 202, 420, 432 Zato, R. J. ................,,.. ....,,,,,,, 3 76 Zatorski. M. 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F. ................ ...,,,, 4 81 Zuck, T. R. ..... ..,... . ..........485 Zllercher. Kathy A. ........... ....., 1 97 Zuercher. K. E. ..... ............ .... . 4 33 Zung. L. B. .... 193, 202, 490. 5612 Zurbuch. E. J.. Jr. .................. 498 Zurcher, D. L. .......,..... ....... . N473 Zutaut. E. C. ...... . .... ...474 Zwickel, L. M. .. ....... 177, 494 Zwicker, R. D. .... . ........... 423 4 ETA BETA 3qo ONE LAST LOOK . . . From the last of live-ninety-two . . . Back through five-hundred and ninety-one pages Through more than eleven-liundred photographs And an uncountable preponderance of copy . . . Pushing aside stacks of unused pictures and writing . . Trying once . . . and then again . . . and still wondering. . . 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