Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)
- Class of 1964
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' if. -1 .:.. - .gxrq ., -'3f 1t'i'.: .2-'F Till g-f',..:....,24, L ,.,,..q,- -Q' 3:-Sarraf' .W ,,. X ,W s - 1 gix in 2 5145 aw 5 is K . ixlls 11. 'V B i- 3 3 'm , ,.. 'x X- 6 'L 'fn K '? 4 Mfqjzg 1 rid 1 L I S e , ' -is 'vw . s Q' 2 4 'vxq , , XA, 3 sg .TYQ 53.15-r, -Hz. 5' xi T 3' H xl- ' ., ,4 ,I ', xiii c A, W A to ether thi i u due IO STUDENTS GREET FALL .XI'l'iXillg, . . . l'CllI1'llillg . . . stair! ul iicix '... iniitiiiu aiiicc- ui cwi'-liuw . . . iiiimcliuliimii tu IllQ'1lIlilL'Ci vlmm . . . l'Cllt'XX'Ili ul' ulcl il'ClllY . . . 1u1l1i1iii1l4i1iu' ivitli lullci' suipc . . . liiist. sccmiicl. tiiiicl. illllilil . . . lu-sliiiigiii imviin '... iippn-i'm'l.issiii4iii supliislimu '... uiiiicptimis IJL'lNllIliiiiCfi . . . iiiciiimrics im-igipiliiliiln-cl . . . Nicltiiig Pol Smicty' . . . Ul'iQ'llI4llL'4i . . . .iixxiii ' ul lwxiiwis . . . lltiC'lliIUIllC1i in Slilk'1iiliL'S . . . moi 'in F- ready . . . ciigci' L0 begin . . . ni' lan-gin giggiiii . . A 5. f i xx ii f fl Arriving . . . beginning . . . the dawn of .a fresh- man . . . a part of Iife's many horizons . . . , fir Q 55434 PZ' 2' -. Jar ., .Q 4 . O ,-v f ,r 'Vx .2 'lr , 'N'- xi.,.,- 1 .J w 1 mrfitx ,S A Awww XW1lliUllillg' . . . 11-x'ix'i11g . . spirit . . . the tradi- tifms nl an-ximls veins . . . l'Cll6'XVillU' . . . old zu'- . U lll2lllll2lllCC5 . . . thc hull sclm-stem' . . . beginning . . anew :incl :again . . , Ll year ul' pmlnisc . . . U ..- -X ww-u ln 'EQTWE' 3 r .... .,' A Enjoying . . . annual all cam- pus affairs . . . Island Fling, .. Farm Frolic . . . jazz Festival . . . Green Guard Picnic . . . la ill ,SH 1 t-wad Pots and permants . . Canes and derbys . . . cheering . . . the throng . . . spirit moved . . . lrl SPIRITED FALL lixciting . . . enlivening . . . first views of fall squad . . . seniors . . . parading in unity . . . dis- playing coveted Cords . . . freslunen . . . experiencing ll first . . . . . . yelling :in amassing luilftinie . . raucous card section . . . flashing colors . . . crowds . . . interniingling . . . spirit . . . flurry of IBM cards . . pageant of black and gold . H, lm .1 1 -' f no ME. .inlf A1 . ,JU 4 I i i I 15 ENTERTAINING FALL Queen . . . Sandy Miller . . . junior Panhellenic . . , king . , . Stan Kenton . . . genre . . , Melon Fest . . . interaztion . . . Campus Chest Field Day . . fall fantasia . . . up Q' 'Vvr W Qt, Q. 'Q .A URN. .f 4 ig fl Sk if X u '4 55-9 .A Lys i , .. Y 0' M ' . X lf ' 5 ' . , .txgllil ,, . , K -w.,Q.W 5 Vibrating . . . ringing . . . mtzil uimplmiiy . . . change of iiioud . . . tliv mlm . . . inclnclimis zincl nintecl fl'llllllJt'lS . . . lmruwlmul druinm . . . rliytlnn ini clzincing. . . clznllcc flour lu Hull of Klum . . . Kcnlon . . . lIlllSlCl'ilIg' the big' sunml . . . lmlcncling nictnl. strings. immls. skins . , . lbfllfllllillg . . . pixmgix-ssiw tunes . . . tlic suit snbclnvrl . . . the Inuissy . . . putlry wilhunt words . . . music . . . lound L'Yt'1'yWilt'l'L' individual iilu-1'p1'ctz1tiu1i . . . cieciplicmblc lu all . . . Q.. HOIVIECOIVIING C-.itliciiiig . . . :ill i'ctui'n . . . nlums inli-st t'llIllPllS . ll ligill x'n'i'siu1i nl Ugnlzi Wi-sk . . . lllAl'iYillQ,' . . . , curing with signs ul wc-lcmiic . . . pzmics . . . ix mining . . . :ni wld spirit i'cvii'ccl . . . wciilliiig . . nhl iiiciiiiwius . . . gnuliiiiiiilgiliccs . . . :ill P2111 ui Pimliic Jlllllllk past . . . cnilmucliecl in present . . . 0 4 453' 57 bij MQ, I 153 ,Rr we X r w . . . ITS QUEEN Plilllllillg . . , Qllllil illlllillg . . . ml1n111o1'om4111clmlmolim YYCL'lxQ'llllllIlk'Qlil...lliI11.lXillQ...l.lHSlJilil . . . SCLISUII ol pigwkiu.,.smmlilllllspcalgul1l.11s...1Iu'u'mx'nl... noisy gnml .lllXiUllS . . . l,llHlllL'4N tlllL't'll . . . In-.ultilul :md glkllfiflllh . . . .1 winning tc-41111 . . . XicI11l'yI4n'1lll ... l'0X11u 5 I J A- ' fix f, 3 A - Q ..f:..i.a.xs-.21 The queen . . . Carol Adams . X . . . the game , . . another V victory for Boilermakers . . . mums . . 4 a memorable time 19 . . . ITS PAGEANTRY TIl1'Lbllg'il1g . . . mzissing . . . the crowd . . . alive . . . viiuciuils . . . cuthralliiig . . . the spell Cast on all . . . cuuglit in sparked spirit . . . reflecmiug tradition . . unity . . . desires . . . hoping . . . fur 21 reward . . . succcss . . . victory . . . fulfillmeiit and satis- iixctioii . , , couipecing . menus to :ui end . . . rezilizaitimi of purpose . . . resulting . . . cautious pride . . . stability . . unity . . . liulzibaloo . . . X W CORNY Adding , . . color , . .signs and displays . . , strength . . . size and power . . . embodying . . . an effort . . . combined assets 21 Reliving . . . college days of yore . . . Dads return . . . partake of festivities . . . Old Masters . . . transients , . . MASTER CORPS AXmllin'xil1g,. . .lllI.lillil1Q. . . slung-xx . . . lunglliliml . . . Llll glplmluiglliml ul lilv. '... iu1ri.1l5, . . lmxgmls . .Ill gm- lllilNlL'1'S . . . ll!LlSlL'l'illg all , . . sn-ll lilst . . lllt' gnu and l'i'NlJf'LIiXL' lmlmln-xrfiulh . . . llmlmliug . . llilftiitlll ol lilc' . . . lllLll'LliIL'1 '... l1Illll'iIllIfillQ, . . , ulmjcmtixcw . . . gill lallclltx . . . lunmlulgc . . . lkL'i.lfL'll IIIYUIIQII mm '... lwum ul flt'llilllli1lll . . . illl1llIllil1g . . . tcauhing . . . L'X.lIlIlJ!L' is tllcil llll'.lll5 . , , Ulal NILINICIN . . . llulx . . , 1w111lllc1l4l.1blu . . , 3 M -.. Q f 5 48 A , 3 - I , 3 1 E 5 ' -il . QHQBFQQ- ,gy A ... M, 1 N O NOOKS AND CRANNIES K .N inhabiting . . . places known to all . . . convening . . . before and after hours . . enioying ...good times . . . college . .. Rt'l'ilgllilillQ . . . lUlllI0l'lillg . . fllllliliillify . . . SL'llll'iIy ol' knowing . . . il'L'lillg git IIUIIIL' , . . away fl'UIll home . . . uillgu-g:1ti11g . , . VUIHCI-Sillg . . . I1lL'Ill0l'1llJlC sessions . . . extra IIUIITS . , . passing time . . . people- . . . CXIl'll1'lllil'illlllil' . . . lilc . . . 0, ... D SHOW STOPPERS .Xxrgtiting . . . CXIX'l'llIlQ' . . . pt-1'lm'tt1C1's :lt tht-it' llc-st . . ,clltt-1't1ti11111c11t . . . ltiglmcst cluztlity . . . spontaneity . . . tltc tln'ill ul cxccllclltt '... tjlimztxlng Z1 tall txt-t'lu-11cl . . . xztticty . . . ztppcztling . . . szttislying . . . all ILlslL'S . . . all agus . . . 11pp1'ct'i11tit1g . . . L'llt'Ulll'IlglllQ . . . artists . . . sifting' and l'Clll'll1lg . . N? Performing . . . great talent famous . . . not so famous ther1ew...theold... liglntful . . pleasurable . i 27 Xxvllkillg IIlH1'I1illQ .. . 101' lnlnrnnll THE OFF-DAY struggling . . . rising . . . Carly Sunday . . flanking of heels . . wurslliping meals . . . rclnxing' . . . elljoying the . 1'r:u1pc1'g1lio11 :Incl prcpm'1atim1 ' xx-QQYX 28 X x ...w ' ,, N--N fiT1,l ,,,.i-- an 3 .+ ' iw- Q .J..... -T F .6 1.,,X..r-y ,NA-W , ww, ,- M ..i -is ,T .A- . c..w:'-4 ' if V wx- A v QmN-g.x?QWLx- - -aw Max emi va, my igiwrw. l c ' X ffl xxw- N A X' H .... ..- ij- xi 'xx' N ' . X v I X xx r 4+ +1 n A 1+ x rr JF 1 ' sw- .yi 1 ,J Y X w -1.3 . , A ' l ' , . 3 1 Q :x5K5Amxw:: s91fi5SM 1 I i ll A Aubhuhuf C.0oll Judnliui Miqhardfzasniussinlierifv fills 9 llf llinnv sl' EM xx - Q w R i . Q x 3 IE 2 Q ' CS ' - 1 all fi .9 lun ' . . ! M my mg-Q PS Isxfilf., , b, ' ,::g:i':i - if ii . f ks .gr X AQ: Vx , Q Milling . . . gathering . . . A W public places . . . convening h congregations . . . together Hwsgi-W -,fr--wi , P . but apart . . . serenity . . , Diversification . , . variety. . , plays . , . drama . , . projection , . . ballet . . . art of control . . refreshing musicals . . . f A Fxfh 'Gif , L-aj f 30 sim-Qx 1 CULTURE lA LA CARTE' 'I-11-Q. .4 N a fl xi x g .. :g'+i'.'s' J. 'f 5 l -1 . P .T ' - x ' '19 . 5' K ,fb t Clcmtinttiug . . . thc L'XIJL't'ILlllt'y . . . tltc zlttticipzttimt . IIIUYC :artists . . . l,lll'illlL' xisittmrs . . . lninging . . tltcir genius . . . knack . . . ability . . cxlcurling . . . cttltttrc . , . lllllllSClI1L'llI . . . Ubllllllllllllllg . . . ztclctluzttc clix'C1'siu11 . . . Illllllllflll ctm1p1'cl1t-ttsiutt . . . lxtudatlqle ztpprwiattiutt . . . i11um1'ptm1't1tit1g . ztll licltls ol' nrt . . . talent . . . poise :mtl grace . . . beauty . . . cllartu . . . presenting . . . umrc than itcccptalmlc results . . . plcztstttutlrlc CIlICl'lLlllllllClll . . . ill w l A GRAND FINALE Varsity Varieties . . . culminating prolonged inten- sive student effort . . . to evaluate their own talent with discretion and decision . . . to entertain ap- preciative onlookers . . . to excel as to qualify . . . to elect a coed as DEBRIS Queen . . . Varsity Varieties ol guises Varieties adapting the arts of many to a diversity variety is the right word . . . Varsity the last time . , . final curtain . . . in , n ,ff-M ' ig 1: 4 ww 1:21 ' ,W wlh9WYYf1f'f4 DEBRIS QUEEN X A i N-F og. X N -gp, -. x judging . . . waiting. . .ordeal for five , , . rise of tensuon . . . delayed announcement Carol Thompson . . . queen THE MILITARY WAY ,f' f WE' N .4 - ' ,., i joan Peterson Army Ball Queen Entrance... lights dimmed , .. . . . laughter soft . . . medals, helmets, swords shining . memories military 4 YYiLnessing . . . military protocol . . . formal . unircrsail unilormity . . . blues . . . greens . . . nzrvics . . . gnu-rits . . . wings . . . stripes . . . anchors . . . llusliing . . . mlorlul ribbons . . . flowers . . . gowrrs . . . lIl2ll'l'lllllg' men . . . approaching . . . the filllllil Mzirrli . . . gi pmnpous flair . . . magnified glory . . . tlic rrmvniing . . . rcllecting . . . dignity . . , inlcrrccl nncl srilmjcrtire trziclitinn . . . re-galia . . . Gretchen Anderson Navy Ball Queen -3 -'ls Cb anuce Lundahl Air Force Ball Queen R ,..... .- ,If fl? 239858 4' Q gh, -u Li 15 5 58+- f'-w ,. A -.. v .. ww, .M .,,x..-5 x 'wr - ..-, 0 s ' 1 1 I I ' s xl THE .wmww COLD Skating . . , sliding , . . kids. adults, cars . . winter , . , cold months . . . snow and ice . . . white wonderland . . . ,- Vx Nlziylx- SIIUXV . . . lmcfkiuilillg clcmcnls . . . lC11lPllIlQ, nxiturc . . . laying open . . . lzilling mlm '... pmcllir ring ziwgiwllesa . . . Cltllllllllfllllg noticc . . . Sllllllllllllllg Cllltllltill . . . clrilting' snmi' . . . Illthlllg lgistci' . . . clclying IKURISUII . . . Slllilit'l'lllg' passage- . . . solid Sllllh . . . cstnlmlisliing ncccls . . . flziiming gmuiicl . . . signicling stcziclliist . . . im-lting Slltlh '... iilluting lL'lllPi'l'2llIlClll . . . cnlixcniug :ill . . . legixing lllillln . . . 1'c11icii1lJc1'c'rl mlm '... pcricixiiig cligmgc . . . . . lnuilcliug I'CSlSl1lllL't' . . . lingcriiig allvriuailli . . THE WARIVI I-lowing . . , glittering . . . shiny tinsel . . . niulti- colmctl lights . . . tin SUITS . , . flaslily ornaments . . . laughing . . . Szintzts . . . devilish elves . . . glistening . . stripecl candy canes . . . candles . . . imposing . . . representing . . . glare of materialism . . . sub- cluing . . . SlIlJUlTllllZlllllg' . . . ancient spiritual tradi- tion . , . znltltenticity . . . birth . . . of tlie Savior . . . Cllneistiun worlcl . . . UJllllIl6IllUl'fiIll1g . . . zenith ol' ll religious ycziit . . . nn event . . . 2000 years old . . . 1 W I J ' H F R, u 3 ., E iq A ' A I it Sv g Q 1. I, s Q p V 4 S ,t i f '5' '55 1 'gl - A ' Q fr f i ' ' N - , ,.:, -as P f , :-. -it , I Sparkling . . , trimmings decorations i . . Union in holiday dress . . . faces a spirit . , . emanating FANTASNIA X2 55, S , 5 Q ' E fl c 1 , S 1 .4 x Scintnllating . sounds, strains . and entertainers scene . . . Specta I N w ! 1 l l 1 1 I 1 I i l l 1 r I 2 . . , linzil clcrisimi pcnding, . . . cllcmt clctcriiiiiicfl . . lliu pmgeliy ol Urcclxs rczililccl . . . ll pledge . l :ee Waiting . . , registering , . . potential Creeks . . . young men and women . . 4 choosing one . , . above all others . THE GREEK WAY. . . Ckznlicring . . . umxcliiiig . . . intentions ix-xcgilccl . . . piirpmc iclzncrl , , , inc-gniing clcriwcl . . . begin ning '... ACIIICSICI' ol sncizil zillairs . . . su-ing . . nc-iv Innes . . . plums . . . niginy parts llizn unnposn ai wlinlc J.., CYlllll2lflllQ, . . . ai snni ul tllll6liClN'L'N . . nicrits and clcnic-rits . . . clcnicliiig . . . In nlinnsn . . tu lie flioscn . . . lmmngil rnsli . . . ziclcliliungil trial PLEDGING Vlililillg . . . thc lu-cclrml ul glmunllqly . . . Clllllllllilllg . . . uprm llll llllCXI7lHlkL'Cl sen . . . lillHlX'll only tu tlmsc mlm lmxc cxplrmrccl . . . :1pp1'mu'l1i11g . . . ulxjcflively . , willl clislmcry in mind . . . llllllldllllg' . . . llll lm-xpmicxlwrl almip . . . ll cmlglmxlemtc crew . . . guiding . . . ll ngltirmzll CKDIIIPLISS . . . local wiucllass . . xl1ipKullic'c1'5 . . . triccl umslitlltiunzll cllurts . . . lHlll'llCflllg' . , . llmwuglm new W11tL'l'S . . . zmmml reels . . w1lllCllJlll'S . . . sclusllls . . . ptrils ul amy sul . . . lclming . . . lmcumling . . . tllc skillful sxlilm' . . . gm glulillmtcrl gmcl guun11plisl1ccl lmml . . . pam ul Ll ll.ll'lll0l1lUllN xr-mtl . . . clcstilmlirm . . . ulllxllmvn . off' Q 1 'Y ,4.K?,' 4 --l Pan-l-lellernc rush . . . the fmale . . . formal cokes , 4 N7 xx suits 4 , . preference . . . end of pleasurable tension . . 'S KN Hootmg, , . New Chrnsfnes . . A Stan C-etz walls . . . others vocalizing . . . Purdue sings along with Linkletter , . . HOOTENANNY-HOOT S1x'c'cpi11g, . . .1111I11:1lIi11g. . . IIIL' 1141111111 . . . Plllktlllk' , , . IIIC I111c11c11.111111 lkhllk' . . . l11lLl111c igul . , , 1'11j11x'f Zllllt' . . . 1111 vxlnressixu 11111101 . , , 1'ex'i1':1I 11l llll4KiL'llI l1.1ll.1cl5 . . . nt 111 g,111t.11s. l1.111l11s. l11111g11s . . . lJl'iIllillXC 1'l11ll1111s Qlllll ull-l.1l1' lxrim . . . lllllllll' . . 1111111141 111 11111511 . . . Ll 111111111 l.lIlllllkt'll , , 47 IVIOCK-P fllglllllllllg . . . 1lllL'l'XlL'Wlllg . . . ll yczu' s p1'cpg11'11t1u11 . . . t'l111i1'111t'11 clwscxl . . . states clispersccl . . . umllllittt-cs amd clclcgutiuus l,Hl'lllCtl . . . g14UllllClXX'Ul'l-Q lztitl . . . springing . . . gl'UXN'lllg . . . H'llYt'Ul-t'l1lllllSlilSIll . . . Yllllylllg nt lliglm liclc . . . l'm'c-cs meet political xlmn: . . . tqllnpztignitlg . . . cmwtlccl polls . . . pre- clitttgllrlt- IJlxllll1ll'lL'S . . . write-ins . . . C'1'Cllllllg state blues . .un1wning. . .K'4JllYt'IlIlUll lmll . . . culminzx- tiun ul ilCll1Hll'illllx tlclugc . . . yuung iXlllt'l'll'3lllS . . . GALA WEEK Returning' . . . l'CI1lilliSl'iIlg . . . l1'iL'lllISlliP 11-llcwccl and 1'ccg1llc'cl . . . hull Ll Kfllfllfy ul t'IllPlllyL'Cl c-lmclcuxm' . . . pleasant IHCIIIUI-iC'5 . . . classes l'CllI1ilt'll . . . ltmking, :md CY2llllZllillg . . . new dm clopulcnts . . . ilmllmlclmccs . . . Illl' l'Ulll'St' ul 1Jl'UQ'l't'SS . . . PVCSCIII YLTLIPS IJLINI . . . KR NX 7? Spring . . . alums gather . Cala Week . . .cerem:r1ies. . . banquets , . . respect paid to their beloved Alma Mater . A l juniors . . . culminating . . . three years of work, fun, Class spirit . . . Mary Ann Swenson . . . their queen . . . bv' x SPRING DANCES Preparing . . . creating . . . dc-signiiig '... miiglmiicing HIC corsziges . . . special ITCLIIS for .i-XTUNI XVeck . . . nmninees . . . uitnpziigliing . . . shitting . . . xnting . . . rliinax oi' ll tribute to Pnrdnek nicn . . . making turn about fair play . . . iglltllillg . . . social custmns . . . Cilllllgillg roles . . . giving tlie opposite sex the free hand . . . electing ll King' . . . the clmife ui the G0lddigge1's . . . Nlcl Ifluglies . . . lnaky ingin . . . NQ 3 Y W ,,,.,,,,,m,z,.,., ,. x M X 4 A. I 1 v, X, . Q: JI, 3 : -.if W . :fb .- P Q 1- - - 3 Ex! h 5 . .V-.w...... As 1:1--. mwwilbf' Nfm. ai 4 SPRING .XXX'lllx4.'llillg, . . . l'UllSL'illllSIlCSS . . mbusx sounds, lIL'4lIl!lX migns, c11c1'gc'lic sighs . . , unlczlslmecl Imm ufnlillclm-111 . . . Nature . . l't'YL'llIiIlg' l1c'1' prcwmv . . , lluwcrs lllilfllllillg . . . lrccs . . . Q,'1'41w.4 . . . llllllllillg 111-xx' green rlrcss . . . people . . . lliSillliILlIillg NllIlllgC'S clmllgc' . . . rcllccting' 11-xixix! ul lilv . . , llll Lllllllllll UL'L'lll-Sllil' . . . mnnmg-3. xwmlurlul . . . lnlmwlmimns lil'L'CPILllN'C . llll.lIlll1lllIllL'fl gn'1'ix'11l . . . il lxlyatcrimls prom-ss . Spring . . . llu- beginning ui' ll yn-:1r's cncl . 32 w Weather changes . . . campus moves outside . . . students twisting . . . pogoing . . . the call of nature . . . Spring . , . 1- fe -w -- f if-v+Ig'Qs b b ?fQ MQ. Sf' '9 fi 5 5 . I . Q UNIVERSITY SING tt Uv-e 'Ne- I law 3 . ., Blending . . . lizn'nrnnizing . . . tmitratstiirg . . . practite yields c-lrural zuliicxcnrent . . , rnutlicrs nrcrit notire and praise . . . :trunnplislnncnts . . . glctivitics . . . pruiit'iCm'v :rt-cerrtiiziteci . . . cnthznnnicnt ul night ...spirit of Nlzry . . . lieznitics tml spring prcscntccl . . . C'XC'iIE'I!lC'llI . . . tension . . . its queen iincl queens . . U-Sing . . .Sigma Chi and Chi Omega . . . May Queen . . . Marian Pressler. , . the victor's reign . . . mother's delight . . . f r A 5 4 nk vi , , ,1 .Vx 53 -Q GRAND PRIX Planning . . . building . . . mechanical efforts tested . . . rebuilding . . . optimum performance . . . dependability . . . driving . . . mastery of the machine . . . thrill of speed . . . jar of forces . . . success or failure . . . dependent upon dexterity . . . competence of crew . . . driver's skill . . . the racing spectacle competition between men, metal, rubber . . . pavement provides means . . . the end . . . a checkered flag . . . Sig Ep victory . . 'Z',' Race time , . , go-karts ready . . . pit stcps . . . tire Changes ...judges , . , queen , , . wait- ing for flag A , . the vvirmerY 57 FINALS Ns X l l l Clrzninning . . . skinnning . . . last minute review . . . zippmafliing . . . prtndentrmniuni . . . tension . . . lt'nsti'ation . . . depressiun . ,, spirit enilmdied visually .. . clmuping eyelids . . . gmggy luuks . .. stained urflee rups . . . dull pencils :ind dug-earecl pages . . . dirty ztslittxtys . . . ertnnpled clothes . . . nnsltaven lmeztrds . . . enduring . . . sleep- less nights, endless days . . . multitudintmus exanis . . . dziteless weekends . . . yearning for reliel . . . wurtliwliile results . . . pezieelnl pznlse . . . ending . . only to begin again . . . terminating one pliztse . . '. N Q 4,,'l,Inl'dlF.,i MX, M 3835-1 2-gxfwt 'N .EQ xfvawwflr , QS: Q 4. N9 . ,F 'T X fx GRADUATION luixiiig . . . lllilllilllllillg gzumiiplisliiiiciit . . . the NClliHl ',.. Qjilfillkllillg . . . his uiilhmuk mi 1i1x'stc'1'V . , thc giczitcsr iiiystciy ul gill, lilc '... umtciiipllitiiig . . . pmt x'c1ii's . , . thcii' xaihu '... i'n'lcY1iiic'c In thc hituix 1... rczuliing . . . Qlllllillillg, . , . uliicrliviiy . . . optimism tinged with thc iicfcssziiy pessimism . . . mziliirity '... iiiclividiialislii amd identity . . . sell-rcumgiiilirni :incl inzistcry . . . :ihiliiy evziliuitimi . . . icuvllcctiiig . . . past perim-iiiaiices . . . how well hc lcziriicrl. lived. lrwccl, laughed . . . clid the cliveisity ul ihv things wliiryh togetlici' . , :irc Purrhic . . . NU .15 wing! af 1 I . 1 i Jff:3fffQ'7 g TABLE OF CONTENTS . 5' 52.--1 a my' . I 5- WJF gf 'fig' . .v, ,.-N, ' 6 qu',' 62 Atliuinistration Activities Athletics ..... Greeks .... Residences Seniors .... 64 102 252 302 412 530 .wsu-A, Mn YYYXWQQC W Q ' 1 ' ., 11 1 6 N ,VLI 2 Wg : Q x -I 3 k b: 1 1 X ,Q,, M4 - . wwe - . S Q 3 ew Xwx' ww , F-'WIN 4. .P KAY X Q .Nt K x 4' Q N z X M X 'Q x xx x 3 QL A of v , as .,A,Q A f if .- M if ,ig v f 2-' - . ESA ', .. f E.Q:SR7.l X -V X. ,., X . f A X- X151-. - Q 1 -' -SJ 5 A 4 Qi .-Nfzgw-x -- .- - we - -1 fi - : f. . x - K X f-ff? 'i , .If 1 ' , x' A Q, , '. ' 1 x ' Q- 1 - ' r if ' 5 f ,Y fiiigi-1' Q gr N' ' eil-, TN' ' . - K A XG J - 'V ,ml , . P9-2 im V' ,nv h rj 4 PARKING FORM M N , . xi 63 PURCHASERS OF f l 4? W M TAH'5P8MON'FRl7AiNNlSAx ng 55 vEulcLESsswoLA1r0NuAY agntiiavw . . ,,...x.. P , .,.. . . , . ' .Y A 'f H - P-ff T: l i, ' 5435 51.115 24212, , . N .,m, MX . 6 'F ' 5 f i',3gffSf T 1 3 5 , ' ' 2. W, rgffggg 3 H 3 5 5 5 , 1 1 .,,, ,. .n ji, . Nkslgnunulzgggl-MFRMI-'ivy- 5 in A , K l U V 'fn Y Q Q g, Y ' 'x , P 'P I V PfRwfS , ' fi' .Q:ii211:21v.1:1zx::'.:':.'::, .'.'::.'.'.: - w , b fi ff . f - if . ' iii. ADMIN ISTRATION 04 v ' X ': '?3aiiL1t N ' ' ,,, --NX-gg--v X-N++...,.x.v-u..v..,.w..... , x W 5 M- .-.. . x.::q,V..-.netk-ex-e-Q:.::.-:.',....-X-X.-ef'--Agg, - , -- - - .x..N..N.k..+x ,,..- ,Qin Q sir, 'W : if v 4 '- ..,. ...... . ..,, - N' ' ....,.............. Frederick L. I-Iovde President PRESIDENT His door is always open-to visit. to talk, to sign pledge puddles. Never so busy tlizit he lorgt-ts liis students, President Fredrick l,, Hoxde is inter- ested in every student and wants tlieir ecltuauionzil experience to reflect excellence. At Cllirisuuiis he personally delivers poinsettus to :ill students in the hospital. Educzitor. leader, tliplouigit-ull roles ol our President lime lecl to his winning many honors. lle was recently awzirclecl the Nzixys highest Clixilizui Award lor Distinguished Pulzlit St-rxite. X,,,. if Graduation Day finds President l-lovde all smiles. if U S BOARD OF TRUSTEES All in a day's world G8 New facilities are seen by alumni. Iimnvl nf 'l'Vl1ilf'1'i: limb Rum: fliiicw Imxw. Xwiwiiit Nl'4ll'l.IlXQ l'l'L'ilL'l'i1k .XIIIIILWVNI Pgiul Clinical: I'kl'cdc'l'icL Hmmlrz I,xtlc l l'L'L'fI.llt'I'. I1n'.ixl11n'l: I1ui1.iI1l Nl.ilIi'll: Gwiigc Sihillingg NI.ll'Y1ililQlI1l'lll Skiniicip 5L'Ll'L'l.llX. limi! lfmiw Cll.iuilv XYiik.i1'iI: Guy U'ilwi1: Xnclgi H,X'oglL'I'1 YYilli41111 IAILIIIIUFQ l'1'L-siilviil Y. Rulimt l1iQkl'llQ Xlllul Iivlllvr: Ilillhllll Brumficlcl. X01 Pwirrifz klaiiiicx S, l1i'1,.lllliii'l', KI. R.il1ih 'l'lwiii1iwii. 5 QQ 'Nu 69 VICE-PRESIDENTS Serving as Vice-President and Fxerutive Dean, Dr. Donald R. Hallett, superxising the offices of the Deans of Men and XVUIHCII, Registrar, and other ol'l'it'cs on rznnpus. won recently for his services the Distinguished l'nlalir .Xwg11'cl'l. the highest honor given to a cixilian lay the Navy. l 70 Representing Purdue, Mr. Lytle -I. Freehafer served on the Committee on Government Relations which discussed the relations of colleges and the lcclernl governinent. Mr. lfreehafer also works for the University as Vice-President and Treasurer. ,3 ,nn-I They have solved their parking problem. ll you dislike :ill your clzisscs. thc' mgni to lilmm' Bcgiiiuing his lirsl yn-an is X I ins is Dr. Paul F. fll1Cl1CZl. As xlLL Pl'L'SltlC'lll, his juli F1'cclc1'ick N. ,'Xl1Cll'L'W'S rcspu sim nn LLIHLI entails the administmlimi ol Ji.lClL'lllll' zillziirs. 1711 mi thc grzicluzitc sclwul gmcl icsnmh pm-1 . Chencai is constzmtly striwiiig lu lam-p our SlXll0Ol'S still l'L'IIl1lillCCl iiitcrcstccl in thc umlciqi icluitc lm progriillis up to clzltc with the L'll'lllglIlS worlcl. grzun since his sun :md cl.iuI hui lliklltl Puic X N si'- :VN Harlan W. White Director ot Admissions iff li xi xl i Charles Lawshe Director ot Extensions Helen Schlernan Dean of Women O. D, Roberts Dean of Men DEANS AND DIRECTORS I i l i x l I l - i l l ir il V. I li i i i l ll i l l ii li 1, ' 5--:Q ,. 'N I A i I Sf-,sw l l l l l l 'Q-'Y' , cl 't K i f mxvmviwkeix-v . it , iv, ' A an a AXX SX Q 1 3 George A. Hawkins Dean of Engineering Nelson Parkhurst Registrar Herbert Scballer Director of Public Information john I-I. Moriarty Director of Libraries 73 5 I 4 THE PURDUE RESEARCH FOUNDATION N-.A4.....,...... .avuunslw '+'r l'l - .l in N, we Blueprints of the future become buildings of the present. limit ideas, tit hlticpriiits. In reality. For over thirty years the Piirtltit- Rt'se1trt'li Fmiiitlatitmti has scrxed the lluiversity. How- ertfr. :t large aclxamtemeiit in their prugraiii has been made with the titiiipletimi of Nltfllurt- Park lnt'm'purated. Now inclucling thirteen ititltistries, this lticltistrial Research Park is the first attempt hy Purdtte tu t'uoi'clit1ate its rt-st-art li with that of inclustry. Blcfllttre Park will offer post-gratltiam atiiclctits the impportttnity to work at industrial related jobs and alsfi to complete research pimjects. 1. P. Mather General Manager 74 -s ' E. B. Baugh, Manager R. I. Rudolph, Executive Secretary C. H. l-lall, Executive Director 9553 A'iilifii'u'3 . p Us Q Q Foil I 'ma 3, 3 l 1 e lakef- The Alumnus keeps our grads informed. The Purdue Alumni .'xSSUi'l2lllUl1 is a vital part of the university. Through their ollire. it acts as at Center ol information and l'U01'CllI1flllUll for over one hundred alumni rluhs throughout the nation. Sponf soring Homecoming. Gala XVeelQ, and the monthly publication of The Pzzrrlue filzminzzs, the associa- tions staff strives to keep all grads close to the University. Affiliated also with this ollice is the Purdue Alumni Scholarship Foundation which pro- vides scholarships and grants-in-aid to many students. who deserve and need help. ALUNINI ASSOCIATION Mei Schneiter Alumnus Editor i l l i i l JJ SIGMA DELTA CHI AWARDS ,'x11d Ihc Ulllsllllltiillg lJ1'ul'csso1's are . . hummi- ccl thc uuicc at Inst yc11r's lhiiversity Sing ns thc rciipicms ul' thc :mnual Siglllll Delta Chi llYVIl1idS irc-rc llllllwlllltfd. Thu-sc top l1u11m's are hestowed upuu two of thc lT11ix'c1'sity's staff 111Cl11iJC1'S by the studcut L'iIZlIJlL'l' ni this iintiimzil pmfessiolizll jtblllillllir ism society. l,l'UiiL'SSll1' 411111105 A. Huston. head of the gre-.it issues alusscs nn L'll1IllJllS, was presented thc lh-si 'lbzii-limi' 1lYX'2l1'ii. giwn to the best ui' Plll'dLlC,S lcgulicrs. Dr. Alliilll NY. Hicks. proliessur ul' agricul- uiml vmiimiiics :md cxcclitivc zlssistzmt to President IIm'ch'. in-ccixccl thc l.c:1tl1cr Medal .3xXK'ill'Ci. giveli lu 4 thu pcrsmi who has maids the QYCLIICSIL'Hllll'ilJllIitll1 tu lhc wcllzirc. suum-ss. and icputzitiun ul' Purchxc. .12 iff, . xix xl-K Prof. james A. Huston. Sigma Delta Chi Best Teacher Award Dr. john W. Hicks, Sigma Delta Chi Leather Award 1 7 6 N? , Q X N? 'r If w X X Nw v .. F . . ':Aa+1x.ma.Mw mer- -.K W x .X . N Q' M-W' mmmmm gf J U 4, wAf,,-Yfgrii x -'W':-'-N33 X W 'Q Sw I I 4, xv XX xXXx xx Q Q M 5-,gx X ENGINEERING XVIIUIIICI' it is in XV:11's:1w, Poland: Nlunimh, IICTIIILIIIYI mn' Inlzxyelte. ln- clinna: the 1'C'5t'1iI'L'Il ol the IIlll'LIllC engineers makes the top headlines. In Poland, 11 YOIHPIIICI' IIICIIIIJCI ul' design- ing inexpensive shell structures wan clisrlnsecl hy three Purdue engineers. In Gernlzlny Iwo other Purdue en- gineers gave ll reseznrclm report that will help clexelup ellkicienl, Lllllxllljlt' lIlf'I'Il1U-C'I6C'll'IL' cooling systems. These are only um of the exznnples ol' the extensive resezn'c'h dune hy our pm- lessmns and QYZICILIHKCS. who are help- ing our country lnove l'm'wz1rcl in sci- ence, resezlrcll. and tecilmulugy. 78 i W. 5 I 79 AGRICULTURAL, CHENIICAL, AERONAUTICAL, AND ENGINEERING SCIENCES XX'ilI1111 the 111111111 11111111 111' Q-11g111ee1'i11g, llllllly 5111-1'1fi1' 1'a11'cc1's 111111 1111-115 11111 be I111111d, .XII zlgriuul- t111':1l c11gi111-cr 1I1'l1 cs 111111 the lc1'l111i1'z1l 111111 11161111111- 11:11 z1sp1'1'ls 111 I111'111i11g. The 1111111 111 z1e1'1,111z111t11'f1I 1-11g11111c1'111g 15 Il p11111l111'1 111 the spare age. seekmg' z111s11'1-1s 111 the Illillly new 11l1:1llc11gcs i11x'11lx'c-d 111 sparc 11':111'I. Strcssing the pl1ysi1'z1l and 1111z111t1t11ti1'e lll't'IlS 11l t'I'lL'IIlI5llIf'. the 1'l11'111i1'z1I c11gi11c11'1' is 1111Iispc11snI1l1' 111 aiding II11- 1't'St'll1'l'II 11I 1111lz1y. . 1. A -ww . ,vi A 1' 132 l 2 1 - 3155 I Spf' ' I ' l f. if Q F? p k : 1 I' .1 31- SI 1 ' ' '- '11 1 It-A .1?g1:vg,:A .1 f' I l' I S0 .44 TQ. F11 is Is this the correct procedure? Which way do I turn this? ' 4 I fi 1. , ' I Hy... l , 1 1' S A I -I gl' 5 X. mx. i Ex , V. 5 5 A little tightening should do it. Paul E. Stanley Aeronautical George E. Spencer Agricultural Brage Golding Chemical 'x if? 11 Yg M F is 1 CIVIL ELECTRICAL Kenneth B. Woods Civil o William H. l-layt Electrical , Double wires - double class hours - double One only has to luuk Illilllllll 111 soc thc xmrk of NX'itl1 lllc' 111111i1111i11g mc ul L'lL'l'IlkiL1ll 1111111-1' 111111 civil Cllgil1CL'1'5. St11111i11g out ns unc uf the ulclcst 11'g11m11issir111 in 1111 pl111scs11l' liiv. IIIC clcc't1'iv11l rugi- bl'flllCllCS of 6llgillCCl'illg, it 11:15 In-cn 1'csp1111sil1lc 1111111 has 1111 i111p111'111111 mls ill lllll' 1'ixili1111iu11. Nm for pmgress in mzxny 11111115 such 11s t1'1111sp1n-rglfiqm, nuly thc 1-lcc11'i1' PIJWCI' Qllld IllQll Ililltlf' in 1l1L'i1' 1111-11. sallimtiull. u111st1'11cti4111, lllld a1'1'l1i1c11111'c. but gllm 111111111111-115 .mal 11m11111111i1'111i41115. Forget it and dry-lab this one! 8 3 INDUSTRIAL MECHANICAL IVIETALLURGICAL I-'iimisln-cl pimlilnls Im' uniililcirigll and IIICIIISITILII use are the SIIIIIIIILIIIHII ul the gnunnplislnncnts nl XLIYIUIIS engineers. I'Il'0ll1 thc IllL'IllIIlllIQ.Il'lII L'llQIllCL'l'S who gnc wspiilisilalc for producing, pmccs- sing, gnicl rclining inctails. to thc IllCl'Il1llIIl'2lI engineers who serve as ilesigin-is gincl In xhe imlnslioigil CIIQKIIICCIN who pCl'f01'll1 tasks in the In-lcl ol lJI'fllIlll'II0ll iiigilmgcim-ilt. cmnc tlic zidditions wllirli in' Ilncncc lnmlinliiiii .il CIIIJIIIIS' gumls. Stinlc-nts of these engineer- ing Inynnln-s muvixc instrluliim in x'xn'imis engineering sc-icllfcs. , W 'Q I Q .QW , Egg-.5 A V . i 5751, is ' Zu is-Q 11:1 'g - -Y-11' I Y A wind tunnel receives a thorough examination. Touch of Metal. 84 .ggi Harold T, Amrine Industrial l Richard l. Crosh h Mechanical Z ,H ,N if y x b S Q, 5 a ..- Reinhardt Schuhmann, jr. Metallurgical Up on Saturday morning to see this? INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT 11111111110 111 llllQLlllLlll 111 1111111 s 1 1' - - 1llf1llSIl'1CS rc- g ' gs' ' 1111si11css 11111111111- llllll'kN 1111111- 1111111 Ll 11111xg111111111 111 s1141t11111 1111'1111111s. C.1111s1'1l11c11l11'. 1,lll'C1llL'S 511111111 1111 1111111s11 1.11 N1 Ill 1 l1L'lllw 111 4111111111 1 11111x1111111111 111 s1111111 11141 1 1 3' ' 1 16111- 1111111gx' 11111111 Lll'L' 1'ss1-1111111 1l'll1ll1llg' 1'Hl' 111g111:1ge111e11t. 1111- I1l.llL'l'1ll1 1111 1L'lllK1 XX'll11 ll 11111 111 QIXIIIQ 1111 st1111111I 1111 '- ' 1' A 1 1 . 1 A 1111111111 11.11Lq1'11111111 111111 111s11111x1 111111111 111 I -il -1 ' - -' - 11111kc 11s 111111- 11.11111- 18 p11ssi1,111- his s1111s1-11111-111 111-1111-ssi1111111 expe- lklL'Il1'U. XK1ltI1lL1 111 gl'llC1llLllL' 511111111 111' 1111si11ess life. QClllL'l11 11111-1'sz11111l111111't1111i1y1111'st11- 111'p111g111-11 111 1111- 1'lll'l'll'll1lll1l IS se- Emanuel T. Weiler Industrial Management Ice and snow only hinder, not stop, progress. gf' N11 Y f .f' A 'Yau ik This should complete the circuit, APPLIED TECHNOLOGY .XS llw up-cd lor 'mlrlllgllcs wltlm lxmmlcfllw 111 ,H H XLIIKIUUS IL'llIl1lL.ll slxlllx lIlk'l'L'llSL'S, my claws llw ulmmll- mont In l,lll'illlLlN Xppliccl 'llwlmllulogty tlllllfllllllll. 'flu' sluclics lor this l'lllll'li'lllllIll uwcr onlv ll uw yczn' pcriocl. Hmvcx cr. cluring this timc lllc stlulcnts t'Hll1't'llll'lIlL' tl1c11' ellorts lll algnssl-H0111 srurllcs nml also pmctiezll xlppliulliml ul llmcil' clcsirccl lcclmiczxl skill. llllllll glllfllllllllill. tlmcsc stuclcnta will ln- lllXL'Pill'Cll to CIIICI' lmsllmcss mcl ustry, fn' pcrlurlll CIlglllL'L'Ylllg worlg All ll IL'lll1llL'ill lcxcl. In comcclllclmlly. lmriclgc Illc gap lac-twccn lllllllllQll'IllClll llllfl lgllnm-rs X ' S QS zgfgsz . Q Q. VX xfiiilii E. . 1 1, k s.. 1 -'Mi l. 5 sfrliefz. 4 fN'ws:::a-f::a - ' Q -. X --sh' -5.-'Nz-1. 2 :ws isa: :'1'.1:,,:Q ggi - N fi- ' Q --f Q V- QQ X R X N X X ex Q xx kg, X , fx 1155 X S gg: I 'N ' .ML 8' hi x Y .X . l . Q Z 5 1 l s . . 5 '. l l 'f' ' S , 395 N 0 0 'Z 3 Y JL' f V. A ' l M 'Mm--,,. ..... Dorff cross the wires. S7 Auf Q 4.,1'.g:x fm-MOV f L Ga. ,wwf 'W Moo, Moo, Purdue S X, Earl L. Butz Agriculture William C, Bramble Forestry Three heads are better than one, These live in forests? if F' AGRICULTURE FORESTRY Nearly turty percent ol gill tlic enipluyccl perm in .XlNL'l'lL'Ll tuclgiy :irc wutkiiig in tlic pmcllictiim pimp-ssiiig. :mtl clisttilmutiim ul :ig1'icLiltu1'41l pmcluctx The iclc-11 Illllllf' people liaxc, tlizit Zigllilllllll-C is all llllllllllg, is lIlllQlL'flllllIC lm' tmlgiyk liiglily hlitjflllllltil wmlg in the liclcl ol :ig1'ic'liltl11'c. Purcliic is meeting tlic clcmzmd lint tminccl gtgtcliixltcs in tlic Iivlcls nl U i J 0 s 1 ,2 1iml'lt'lllIlll'6' :md lt rc-stty by L'XI1lIlCllllm it ' tiiiiiuiliiii ullcrillg p1':u'tic':1l gtppliultiuil. gillcl pinvicliilg ulvpivl tuiiily lm' expctiim-nlal stucly. Sl HOME ECONOMICS llzueers in testing kitchens. dietetics. teaching. .uid Iushion design zuvztit hoine euxnmnie niaimts. Training in this field offers an education for two phases of Iixing-hcnnetnziking and :1 professional czueei' The freslnnzm and srmphn1nm'e years are plan- ned so that the student gets at hroad hzu'kground in hwth hunwe erolimiiics quid the liherfd HITS. In the iunim' yezuy the student decides on ll inajm' and ron- centrzues his eliurts in this tield. Striving to keep up with rising SlZlI1Cilll'CiS. this depzntnient continues to pmduc-e new trends in home enununiics. Em ll I 1 1 X. mx +wxt.Mm Home-made bisquits for supper! an P 'i rn U1 :r o E U1 DJ 0. Q. 4 fl! 2. rn 'V' se 'Y o Q DJ U1 U1 FD ff' ' if , M11 , ma. 1 r i it 4 i l 1 W 1 v 1 I Pi ff' , 1 5 ' 1 P up xv- Cladys E. Vail Home Economics iw., . .T gfsk x w e - a wx. ,K Ni? ami.- dl. wsks T , - s-- N3 ll 'Vg 5 X W ,. X S WP' ww. 'QV s 3 W.-.A sm . 0' K ' ' - . ., :-.v-x , N 'Yi xi ,ww :aw .- A Nl N T fri my xx ww mimi Qs-3 -N153 GNN N5 NS Q FN X1 Nw 8118858 ISN QQ M N25 NNN N' 5 'NNNYxRXiQNHQRiWQQ5vQ , imfvwmmwdxl ,QQ Nwwwmsv Nw , . NHNNQ. Naam Wwe. Q 2 di' F P h hu Z Fw- .A-iw Sand is more fun than books. I' E' :mg SN' mix wi WR' His IQ if ir! Qi Xl ' . X This class begins at 6:30 a.m.Y ov: tv X l is XF' cs O.Q ' .0 r , x .,, , 3 gig X :Nfl The art school comes into being. HUIVIANITIES SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION Marbury B. Ogle Humanities, Social Science, and Education There must be an easier way. .Xs our society heroines more complex and specialized, there is a need lor understanding and Ulllllllllllifllllllg znnong all mankind. To do this re- quires knowledge and this is the goal of the curric- ula ol' the new School ol' Humanities, Social Sci- ciire. and liducation. XVithin the school tl1ere are I2 departments u'hi1'l1 offer a variety of p1'Og1'?11IlS de- signed to equip nien and IVOIHCII not only for a particular vocational role, but also for tl1e challenges ol' adult lile. The student may prepare himself in either a x'o1'alio11:1l or a non-x'oc'ational area, but the diversity of recluired courses stresses that there must he a balance hetween knowledge, skill, and under- standing ol' nian within tl1e individual. i ft :N 1-1 - 1 .- - U, N, , , I 119 ..f. - 1 wr., X. N. 5. h. 'Nl ' X ' .xx QIOIWK 5 i Y Q X --sq. . i 4 . Ci 'W , , at ,M i X 4 + r N X . 1 N V. v .snrw Q Y NX, 'X Q- ' 95 .... X X Tapes tapes and more tapes NN x ,, 3 X N . 'J' 1 xp LJ , --- -- , Too bad If dudnt iast longer 93 PHARMACY VETERINARY SCIENCE C-Ienn L. jenkins Pharmacy Erskine V, Morse Veterinary Science Drugs are prepared by experienced hands. The new dcnmnds for drugs in the lnediczll field requires stronger L'lIl'1'lCllllllH in Purdues Sclmul ul' Pllzirlnncy. Students devote five years preparing for business ur researclr. lVll1lIt'YCl' the zrrezi, the pllnr- nmcy gl'1lClllZlIC will be prepared. The przictire of Ycterirmry Medicine is :rs ritzil tu lnunzrn health as to Lllllllllil well-being. XVitl1 ret- erinfrrizlns serving us researlrlrists. Federal inspec- l tors or zrnnnzil doctors C'llIllll12iIS the number ul diseases wlrimlu could lie passed lrrnn znuinml to nmn. I l I l 1 l 1 1 1 IN? - The frog loses in the end. 95 their cliret-tion ul study. Thus SCIENCE Flblllx years ul intensive study ziwziit the student entering the 'Science Seliuul. Stntlents nntst clezil with the entire scope ul' ehein- istry. ninth. physics. :incl hiulogy il' they select any ul these as i stienee students hle. lt is unlf' at lmelt the t'l1tss1'uoiil is but ll ll'ilCIlUll ul 5. grunncl for long' liotnts spent in laihs nntl in lJl'ClJ1ll'2lfl0ll ul expeiinients. Here he euines lance tu lgiee with gill the znezis ul' seienee - an exploding uniipuniic l. Felix Haas :in inteqizxl. ll nun e length. ui' the inii'n1t'le ol' hirth. Science QW Only one minute until the bell! 96 44. ,. xx PHYS I5 it 2 RELTIV ,010 mr Iliff? I 'ffuj 3 : 30 M w im:-0 NW4fI5 ,WV 3.5.0 I ffgw ' , wfnuAPPH'uNons Eqgllflans ...M 1-6---........,,,4 iwva.-., f-f 7 VGC nvrnoDUC CN To COL LEGE GEUMETR V E C TG Nalvsm fb!! M ANCED A CA LCU DH: FERE Nruu, LUS to A Q25 Wkk E123 EQUA non S ' AYR55 I0 Officials of Indiana and Purdue deposit documents in a container to be sealed in the cornerstone of the new building which will house the Fort Wayne branch. QTW i R. L. Ewigleben Director .f r- Q. - ,5- V , rigs 3 l I FORT WAYNE During the liirst week ol' classes at the Fort Hliyne Center, attention was focused on the future when the cornerstone was laid lor the new building which will house the Fort XVIIYIIC branches of Pur- clue and Indiana Universities on a riverfront cani- pus ol more than 200 acres. The building is de- signed with one wing housing all of the laboratory lacilitics. one with all of the classroom facilities, one with the library, lounges, and a cafeteria, and These Students were the Cavs meow at the .last for the offices of instructors, the general a Roaring Twenriegj' dance last fall. adininistration, and student services. 98 N.. AQ, Let's limbo some more. for X ...wang Who posed this one? MY 'tx- Well, now, once upon a time pg.-Y' -6. 'il ,..., X- -NNTQW ' 'U ll il T WMM' I E I A' -Ll, 'N i I vi L 4 -h . fav. t v i im. : j, M. Ryder Director INDIANAPOLIS Studying in one of the finest buildings in tlit- state, tlic Kmimert building. is ll IJlL'llSlIl'C for tlu- studcnts ol' Pl1l'CIlIC'S Indianapolis llguiipus. Studt-nt activities licrc gnc undci' the control ol' tlic Studcnl Executive- Council, tlic iuiiin govcriiiiig body of tlic czunpus. Tlirougli tlic Student lixcciitivc Ciouncil, student gUYCl'IllllC'lIl st-iwcs tis un agcilcy rcpresciitiiig student opinion and providing sciwiccs to the czuupus Connuunity. This body planned :uid un'1'ic'tl out sux- eral student dances sutli :is Hillbilly lIocdcm'n ziud also sponsored Z1 scries ol' movies likc High Noon. 99 MICHIGAN CITY ii . 1 -Q. .- , T' . 1 f ,F , U im' v pi? Q . , ,gif-EL., ,ffiQii5gll:a , .1-55,2 W ,, f f ' Jifiifif -1,l 'fu a Q . '- fii ff-vt' 1 ft t flt it 'rtftwi1a-,- I i' R. F. Swartz Director Barlter Memorial Center. situated in Michigan Clity, is the center of a tri-city area which also includes LaPorte and Valparaiso. Although none of the present students will be there at the time, they look forward to the not-too-distant day when the old Barker mansion will be vacated and the first build- ing at the new North Central Campus of Purdue University will be dedicated. Hopefully, this struc- tll1'6 will be completed by 1965. By 1972, the enroll- ment from the tri-city area is expected to exceed l200 part and full time students. The addition of the lirst two years of Pnrdnes Elementary Educa- tion tinrriculnm to the Barker Memorial Center's course offerings has been responsible for an overall increase in the total enrollment of the Center as well as an increase in the number of girls attending. F Parties make the world go 'rour1d. EI. Ed. students do study. IOO CALUMET K h . 7 vs--1 1 , 1. X The ClIllllIllC'I c12lIl1PllS is 1111' largest 111 111C11eg10114 . we QW 111 1'11111p11scs. F111 s11111c111s 111-1'1'. lffllllllllllillg' plays 11 If x f X 'Q . . Y . . 1 . -1 -' - . .1 1' ,.- 'S 11 W 1111 llllllflfllllll 1111111 111 111'c11y1l11y 1111: l1lCS'1'1lJS 111111 1111111- , A x - 11 ML . .- ' 11 1111 11111 Sll1'111l'C 1111' 111111y 11'1111sp111't11111111: 1111' p11111s. k a iv-'L 1 Yi' ' i ' ' I . ' ska ,mug 111111111 1'l11ss. btllllcllt 111'11x'1111's 1111111111' 11111 51111111111 6 V 1 .4.. 1 1. ,. 1 l 11111 s11111c111s 111 11111 111111111101 ll111111111s. 11 is ll st111c 111 C. H. Elloft Director 11111111 111111 111' 5L'l111lIlCllI. 2 s.. iili ll I' 11111111111 ' Modem architecture keeps pace with a modern curriculum. 101 scs. 111111 1111's 2ll'C 111'1'1?ss111'y 111 get 111 1111' 1-111'1y S C11111111111. 1111- ll111111's 1:1110 .Xrts CI11111. .Xs11'111111111y 1111111 C.11c1'1'lc11111-1's. 111111 8111111-111 c11JlIl'I. 01111-1' less 1111111111 11111111111-s 11111111111 t1lgS'll1'XV1lll. 11'1'1111'1's, 1111s14c1- q 111111 g111111's. g1'1-11s1-11-pig 1'1111s1's, 1111111 s11111s111-s, 1'11141'- Q 11'1111s. 111111c s11111s. 111IllS. 411111 s111111'111gs 111 Qll'l. S111- '2' 111'111s 111'1'c 1111111 1L'1ll'1lL'C1 Illlll A'111111p11s is lllllll' Illllll 1 111'-11111-1'1-11 1111111111135 1111 11'1111'-sp1'1-1111111g' 11111'11s 111' 1, , ACTIVITIES un.. EA TRP S E ...QM Al. STUDENT GOVERNMENT l. vs.-w..s., Paul Zarembka, Student Body President 104 qv kgs -.QQQXQE t. -X. Q-'QQ :Psp 1 Marshall Noel Student Body Treasurer Bark Row: H. Guard, T. Johnson, M. Noel. L. Eclris, K. Brunke. Ifmzif How: .-X. .-Xlpell, P. Zarembka, P. Eggleston. Did you read about the controversial debates over whether or not Purdue should affiliate with the NSA? Did you know that individual selection of instructors above the 300 level is being investi- gated? If so, then you are already aware of a few of the projects of the Student Senate. This legislative branch of the student government is made up of elected representatives froin each of the housing units. The equally proportioned number of senators provides equal representation for all students. Be- sides representing student opinion, the Senate plans and carries out several student oriented programs in areas such as national affairs. Bari: Row: K. Hruukc. I :n'rix. S. immliiigiii. D. Hxillin-lil. XX'ilw11, I. ll, Silwlx. ll. Rcmiw. CL. Nurilnizum. Pilkvtl. YV. Orr, L. Smith. I. Tunk. M. Nllll'l'l'. R. Sunil. I. Umk. I.. Cllmnlvn, ll, Gcrclv. lx, .Xluxi R. l'm1m'l'. lx. Zinimvr. Nl. L. Hogan. B. IJ. xIcnkins. Nwimnl Ifmwz R, 1'npLv, li, SlL'Ill'll'IlN. fiHIAWlll. lfmnl Iffmw .X. Inlilwm. lii l'.lllll.llI. I, Cllgix, L. K, Ross, R. E. Smlmlicr. XY. Wriglil, G. fl.!l'll.llI1lIl. CZ, 'llicdjn-, rlhglinli, S. 'l'.nIlur. l,.lllgllL'l'lI, li. fiUllllUl5. 'lilac Ifxcwlltixc lillllltll ul llw Plllfllli' Sluclcnl Dick Hazleton lQm'Q1'li111611l is conipusufl ul thc Sluclcnt llmly Prmi- Student Bodv Vice Presldenl dent. llic Xvlft'-Plii'SlClL'lll. as wcll ins llw Cigmlminct mem- bers. l,l'f'SlClCllIiIll .XSSiSlilllIS. :md Ifxculriw Sci 11-tg11'x'. This lnmicli works cluscly with thc lcgislgltiw curl ol' Studcnt fiUYt'1'l1lllClll, the Stmlcut Suunto, in l'CCOITlIllCl1Clillg legislation :md zulvising its ulcnilmcrs. Exvvlzlizff' Cnlrirzrt: R. llnflvlmi. S, lignik. 5. 'l'gnx'l1n'. CL. Coings. G, Cillcslzic. - I-E ,, 105 limi: Ifmw: tl. kl11l111m11, li. Aluh11-.1111. IJ. Cinspt-r, B. XX'111l41'l. S, 5lllllll, li. Clg11'ls111'. l,. .XllL'Il. li. ID41vitls1111. l'm11f lfmri N. 5. I-sms. Nl. Xltlxcv. li. Uglgtlely S. ll1'.11'4l ill. CQ1't't'Il. 4 I li. 'Q STUDENT JUSTICE I IllXt'l' XVl1crc- are stuclenls st-11t XK'llt'Il thvv xiulztle so sity policy: lu the Slllfltlll 5llIJl'ClIlC C.u111't sz ' ' ' ' - 5t11cle11t fiUX'6l'll- the j11cl1111l h1 mth ul thc lflllfllll IIICIII. I11 ucltlitirni. the St11clc11l fltllllfl 11111 011111111 tht' 11-tgu1'1ls nl z111y Stuclcnt fi0X'Cl'lllIlClll n1'gz111imti 106 IIIC her un. 1 of C. Johnson, E. Stafford, E. johnson. -1 The z1cl111inist1'11tio11 and the Student CQOYCYII- 111t-11t prmicle tl1e Student Court with its pnwer. Its 111t-111hersl1ip is cmlipused of fifteen stuclents. six ,Xss111'i:1te ll11stit'es, and tl1e Chief llustice. It is the duty ul' the Chief Justice to preside over the Court, tvhilc the Associate Justices try the cases. :XII investi- gating 1-o111111ittee, cmuposed of eight stutlents, com- piles fl case history preceding each trial. 5 UH1rf'nfl'l1lrl1r lf1'lIIfIllIINf Huff: lfmv: XY. lvgrn I , - . , . I-. lxnxh, l. l',QQlt'NlUll. lwmll Iimr: C.. Xllwits ci. lftlinrt. A1. i'nL.,. l-'uint sub-unnniittccs imrlx closely with Student ci0Yf'l'IllllClllZ Olilicc ul Pnhlii' Rclntiuns. Organizat- tions nl' Student .Xlluirs. Clgnnpns Cilicst, and thc Political lnfm'n1:1tiun :incl lallllfflllfbll Clfnninissiuii. The flfgllllllillllbll ul Stuclcnt .Xllxiirs unnaiins all thc ufl'it'e1's ull the Stnclcnt tmlgziliifgntimwiix. ilgnnpus lilies! Campus Clmxt: Bark Rmv: R. Wittck. M. Ionea, NI. Holmc. llt'I!L'l. lll.lllxXx1uul. l'l'lL'INull, . . .sw . . . . , .. . k'lNk'l, X Viiws Iuncls tu give to mlmriry. Sllllltlll and hnnlty . . , , tions. The lhmlilinzil lnhn'n1:1tiun znnl liclmxlliuli C14 mission nchiscs Nlm-la l' un thc xnriuiis innttcis cluil g with tht' t'clln.ltiun nl pulitiis, 'lihc hun' W4 rlust-lx' lUQ'L'lllL'l' with tht- 5IllClt'lll Umcitliiiiclit. A , l'ClQlIlUllS into haincllcnl hx' thc Ollnc nl lnhlu Rall nn WL PIEC: Burk Razr: C. Kluiw1'. KI. Aloncs, ll. Gngml. C' Front Row: B. Barr, S. johnson, D. Steiclinger. .-Xrmstrong. P. R. Scliwrirtzknpli. Fmnt Row: XI. Ymiiigrcii NI. Perkins. 10 7 OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS M41 I11'g1111 I1 oi tltc PIIIIIIIL' Stuclcnt iQm'c1'11111e11t. tI1t- Uliitc tri l11tc1'1111tio11g1l .'XH'11i1's z1i111s to help thc i11tt'1'11z1tio1111l students 1111 GIIIIIJIIS ncljttst to both 1' svltool 2llltI 11111' c1r1111t1'y. UIA spo11st11's ll vzlriety oi ztctivitics t-1'cz1tcd vspeciztlly for these students, 1IllIIlltIIllg' wt-1-Lly ccI11t'11ti1111:1I and suriztl p1'ug1'z1111s. Il1c 41111111111 picnic' 111 thc' full. sp1111so1'ecl with the XXYCIAX, gtllmvs ti111c lm' i11I1m1'111z1l clistttssiotts. Larry Edris, Coordinator 937 I ris, C1111 IIII, H. H: clison, M. Griggs. M. B2lLlIIlgZlI'CIllCl'. .'lxl'Ill2llllCllI vs. Disz11'ii14uncnt was llic key topic at tlic Purrluc Clmilcrcllcc un lxilwilaltimigil .Xllziirs li. M. limiciiko. Siwict lliplmuail. was lt'1lllll'L'Ll as tlic speiilxcl' ill tlic fl1llllt'l'L'llL't' wllicll imluclc-cl rep l'CSt'llIllIlYL'S. Irwin Illllly-hCYt.'ll iniclwestcrll colleges llllllfllllll CllSL'llS5lUll gmiips :mal llllIllCI'0llS lectures liigliligluccl the gmnual Clmileif-ilu-. S 'Wm' X-.J pf . limi: Rmv: R. Clulliiis, Al. Riggs. ll. l,.Illl'llPL'l'g. I. Huston. ul. lllllllll, 'l. 'lUllllNllll. Ifmnl limp: Xl. llgiqiiiggiixlcil. N, S.iul. lf.. .X. Nl.ii'kn'1. N. Rogers, CI. Smullm-ii. lldllllglilll. Tom johnson, President Armament or disarmament is the discussion topic 109 SERVICE GROUPS OSGS-CAMPUS SERVICE 'Scrxiic is our most ilnportzint product, said the freslmizm XX'1lI'iiL'l'SilUiSiliy, 111111 so it is wlicllewle the Office of Student Gowsrii- mem Scrxiies is imolwd. lfmiii the fresliillzall o1'ie11tzitiu11 panic-ls In thc lust Iilc in lllc Nleinorizil Clcntcr. from the Slizlre-11-Ricle lmgml outsicli- the Sxvccl Shop lo the gumual USGS lcuiflcisllip um- lCl'L'l1cC, Lllc inimy srixiccs ui USGS gm: evident. YT? Ken Brunke President ' ' , Carolyn Comin Dan Swinford jan Cormier Projects Director Coordinator Business Manager liz mm' lion V111 R. XYilli:u11s. Gardner Cl. Fruit, ff' YL? nior B0ll!'II'I B. Blum, B. KIc'Kinm-y, D. xftczllllf. P. I'1l'iCINl. il. Hmm-1'. .- ga lim' Bmml: Bll'lllgllL'l', I.. Slain Schnsll. lll W A X ns , 4 X x he-:sri gui, M , ,.. rw-A 'H+' wi fi fi' 9'f!l-1.5 I ..r. -'J f'- , 1.5 i G R' if-I' l 1 Parr . fx llimi Heavy campaigning is a full-time job during the primaries. MOCK POLITICAL CONVENTION Plaumiiig lm' lllc lillil Nlurk Puliliczil Loliveli- What about Barry? Illbll ln-gzui unly tlic pu-u-cliiig spring, wlii-11 the Ihlllfblllil mliimmzin. 5L'tl'c'lAll'X, ll'L'LlSllI'Cl'. ziml unu- ixliltcvs wma' climcll. Xlknlxiiig alum-ly as gi nucleus this llJllllllllIL'L' wt up tlii- pmiulilirm lm' lmliling ll mniiwlilimi similar in :ill in-spi-its In tluc imliuilail llllllllllllllllgi iuxixciilium, 'lilac Iiist Illllllll' lzislx lil'Ulll ilu' slucli-nt xiuvlmiilt lmcggni cqnly in Ilia- laill. States XYUIKL' pctitium-rl lm' by XQll'lHll5 lmiising lllllIS. lmlucks wlcmtccl lliuil' flclcggitcn. ziml lHLillllHllS wiwc lwlillltgfl. Spuigil iHIl1Il1lIIL'C5 wow lll1'll lUI'Il1CCl lin' llic PHI'- Imsc- ul netting up plzltlumis lui' the clillcliclzitvs :incl lawn-irc wus, lfingilly, with Izulicics well in luziucl, gmcl IJl'lIllZil'X clvctiulis out ul llic wily. Cllfll stzltc pantie-utly giwxiiiccl mlm lmtllc un llic unixmitirmil llmnx l I Z KYT ISK ? 'I 111 Q--v 1 .1 V Burl: Ifmv: Lxlcs, R, f11l1lt'11. K1, x1111lL', ff. H.11L', R. H11.111. ul. ndcrsou. Fmnt Rmw: G. b1111111w11. 5. B111'11N, .X. 'l'1111111i, D.1111z11k r6:1s111'E'l'. D, B11111: C1C11L'l'Il1 c1141i1'1114111, C. .X1-111111111151 SC'Cl'C'lll1'y. G. G1':'1111li11g. 111 11 11111 11111611 the i11111x'c11tiu11 111llLl11y began 111 NI:11'1'11. 111 st:1I6s :md 11111115 11601111 111111111101 1lLl1'C1 101' 111ci1 17 5 rv ldiclntc. The first 11111101 1411111c1 c1'c1'y 1z1x'1m11itc 51111 IC 1'111111i11g. Hm1'c1'c1', c1,1z11i1io11s began 11ic1x111g 111z1ttc1's sculcd c1m1'11 to 111111151113 1116 111-st C1111- utc. fjllft' 21 111z1ju1'ity was 11t'llL'1lCC1, 11111 13101316111 111611 t111'11ed 11,1 LlC1lllJl1I1g ll p1z1l11,11'111. C1111 Riglm s the key issuc. The 11111t1c was 1110 51111111 vs. 1 Xo1't11. Fi11z111y, 1'11111p1'u111iscs 11'c1'c 1'CllL'11L'L1 llllfl '- p1flt101'lH was 11C1UIJIL't1. c11,1si11Q,' I1lQ 121154 N111114 iti1111 C1Ul1X6IlI1fJl1 1111 21 111 1 ' 111V 5L1cccss1111 mute. 113 I George Ebbs Men's Executive ,N n lane Calloway Coed Executive il-4 4 T f'--fn lim Farris President Denny Klos Activities Director STUDENT UNION Donna Moore Activities Director i i .Q X 3 ' , G' fr- Q ex Q jim Steele Activities Director , 1. xv, X , '1 f '- fy' ' Nw' fl 's j . 1 lg. ' ' i ,V , jx, Sam Gilmore Activities Director Tlmt last minute toutli-up on thc lmckcli'op. tlic Mrs. Bilsborouglt cxtrgi 1'eltc:11'sg1ls lot' Yznsity Ygnictics, the Illlllly rc- Social Director fcptions and Cllllll'C'S. lmognd lIlCCflllgS. special pulm- lications and booklets-tltesc :nc the :u'tix'itic's con- rcniiug tlit- Studi-nt l'nion. Kicking oll' the yearly progmiii was tltc lfrcslif nmn First Xiglitct. lcgituring tlic tiles Club :intl the Pl11iKll1CllCS. Next on tltc Qweliclzt was tltc ,Xctivitics D CI1n'nix'al. This progrfun proxitlcs Frcslnngin with :tn insiclc look at Plll'llllC'iS 75 ext1'11Qt1rt'it't1l11t' activities. Q9 A lull Open House also gtllowccl new and oltl stu- dents Il t'llllllCC' to im't-stigztte :incl use the l'nion's lzicilities courtesy ol thc Student l'nion. The finals of U-Sing create excitement. Featured entertainment at the Spectacular yixfif.. LIFE IN THE STUDENT UNION Organized chaos! Let'S g0! j11nf111' Bmmlz B. H2111-1'111.111, S. l..1111I11'1-l11'. ll. CL11ll11l.11, R, H, C1':111c, D. Skl1llk'ilit'1'. Ll11111111' NI. Mi 1?u111'1I: S, ,XIQ1-1-N, X. S.1l11. 111111111 11 1 111 llcr. P. Mull. I1 IIIILI., 811111111 1 H111116c11111i11g 111111 l7.11l's l,QlN gmc Illc' lvllillll 1111 1111111111111 to participate ill 1111- l11111l111ll l1'w1ixi1i1's. Rc1cp111111s 1111 activities for P111'd11c Dguls 111411l1- 1111111 111-ckclicls ll suuus T llllfll Cl11'ist111:1s dn-1'111':11i11g IJAITIY zulclvc i IIIL' lcstlvc llmk 1111111 I 11'l1il6 tl16 A1111111cl-T110-XY111111 CIl11i51111.1s 11.1111 111111 I ' 11 111111 1 1111 with c11s111111s :md 1111cli1i1111s I111111 11111111111-s 1'ClJliL'SL'llICCl 111 l 1111 ll Canipus. Yzirsity Y1ll'iL'liCS 1111111111-cl 11111 111'1ixi1ies i'111' the seiuu j1mio1'Br1111'11: R. lyllllllilk, li, Xli1111i1k. Cl, xilll I.lN, Ii. Nclmil UNION PRESENTATIONS Alilic spring .-L-rin-stcr ln-gqni with thc I'ninn Spec- r.nnl4ir. Tln- Yillzrgc Slniripcrs :incl the Gzncwziy Trio in-rc tlrc lciniirccl In-rlmiin-rs. .X scrics nl bunk re- xiu-fs nnclcr llimLs gincl Lnllce' wars :1 lexnnre until spring xgimriiwii, Nlimtlrcrk lilly iinil l'nix'crsity Sing 'Ziclilccl tlic lrnsting in mln- nike as thc Student Un- inn uirirplctcrl :r wry siicrcssliil scliunl ycznx , 'Qi dyww Everybody learns the limbo in Varsity Varieties I 'lallElElilT UNIUN The Activities Carnival aids the Frosh. llS Receptions are frequent events, Cala Week recalls the good old days. The Yuletide spirit in the Union. ll 'l'T'l1' 1 Yu CLASS LEADERS mn' Iflnw 0yfin'u: Nunn' Shzulk. Scn1'ct:l1'x': Mike Frwr 'F ' ' ' 3 Q1 ' ' Ml., T1'c4ls11l'c'l'3 Lee Cllxlclcll, I'l'L'SillC'Ill. Kun lltSlLlllll Q :ml lklm 'Z fm-111111111 l.'lf1w.v flffi!'I'!.XI CI. Funk, President: B. Bctz '1i1gL'll5Lll'C1'j N. lillutc. Hu1'cl111'y: D. Xlcrrill. Vice-Prcsidcnt .ma Q ' 0 5,1 4-...Y-N-I-v Qf'-Nw XTR:- 1111 .N'11j1l1111111111' LVIIIXX Uff111'11: 17111111- CI111Is1111. S1'111'1.11'x'L 1111111 '1.It'.Il,Y1.IL'.lNlll'l'l'2 71-Ulll Rcilcx. X'i11'-l'11w11I1'1113 1111111 1J1'11'1'11l1'1, h I V- ' V- V Y 1 I . .l11r11111' 1.11111 UH111'11: lllllk .xl1llll', xltl'-1,l'i'NlL1L'llIZ x1.ll'X 1.1111 IHWIUH' 1i1111r1111111. 'l'1'c.1s111'1,-1': 5.111111 S1.1lAll'1t'l', 5t'1Ik'1.Il'XI 1,llll1 H. 1.i1111, P1'1wi11c11l. f This y1'111's 1141ss 1111111-rs 111111 1111111111x 111111111111 1 sc1c'1'111 p1'11jc'1'ts. 'I1111' IllLl1ll 1105111111111 p1'11jc1'l was 1111 s.11c 111 1111155 141-ys. T110 s11p1111111111'cs pu-w11te11 1111' or f11ll'Il1X'1l1 11111111 111111111011 .111 111 s1111p1111'1- 1111111-st. 11s 111-11 11s 111-lping, 111 5111-11111 Sllllkll 111' IJQISSIIIQ 11111 Plllllpklll pu' and 1:11111v l'llIlC'S -111'1- f11a111ksg'1x111g 111111 C.1111s111111s x11111111111s. 1111- 11111111145 111111c1't111114 1110 s1111- 111 1:1115 111 lllllS with 1111' C1111 311111 111 the p11-51-11111111111 111 1111- 111111111 1,l'Ul1I. 1llQ,1l1lg1lI 111 1116 VCL11' 1111' 1111: S1-111111' 1'111ss. 12 1 5N..,,,., - 122 Rich Lurie, President INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL lim Hansen, Executive Secretary Bob Zweig, Treasurer Steve Cutshall Wayne Bower, jim Sfultz Vice President Senior Executives XYIM clcniclvs what unlstitlllw .un illllputiull ul ln qlclclilifm to wllpvrxisilmg lllsll. ilu' IFC lux lmtcrllilx' rush mics? lkIliN is um- ul tlmc Qlulicx uf din-11 umlml mv.-1 pml1.1ti1n1 amos, plcclgc IDTHQIXIII! the lIlIL'l'fI'2ilk'l'l1ilf' Clmlllcil. Ilfll. xx'l1iL'l1 m'1'x'cs .as pnwlmlulls, .mcl rules l4.'XiSiHll. Vmlcl' lN'Hgl'LllIlS and the glJXLl'Ilillg lnulx' ol lllll'llllt'.S fl.lIt'l'lliliL'5, is nun- mcxximcx. Ilfll Inclml thc NCKUIICI l l.lIL'I'llilS Rush Um posed ul the LlllIllilliSllllliXl' wcliull, llw 1umlimi.ll lmcly. xwhnliwll. wluimh gmc lllslmccs .1 mlmmc' In talk with and ilu- l'1'uidc11l's Qluullcil. l't'lJlkL'NL'lllLlliNL'S ul lllc clillcunt llHllSL'S. I11l1ilH'BlHlVl1I limi: lfmw: S, Iiimguinl. li. Bfllylflll, IE. Smith. lfmnl Rmr: D. l'llI'llllL', IFC R6-g1STrafiOr'1. P. fllzxylmm. IJ. BUIUIIQ, 'lf .XIJIJUIL 1 0 GREEK LEADERS Sung. music, Amd ILIIIQIIICI' t't'sml1tdt'tl fl'HIll the lit-ltllmttsc :ts IVCI in tmmjtttlttiutt with Pamhel lnuttght .XIBCB Htmtt'1m11t1y to Ptmltte. Greek Week xtpts gtlsn Ll Plltgxlxllill of Il-NC. and Patnhcl. Their tmrk is nut truly UPIIHIICKI tt, Chucks: they also spou- NUI 1-tl at xpuiztl hum html lm' lmncigtm students. 1 l l I 1 s i I F Who's President at Presidents Council? P 4ll! Q -sa qv-'n 'IR lmltfml linfmlz limit Rmw: XV. Iillllflliki. WI. l'ztttt-xwawtt. 'If Hcltr, IJ. XVL'l'hllL'l'. S. Cutshatll. Frm!! Knut: Tom Szmdcrs, John Colclxmitlu Nl I,I'ilLlll'Il Y ISl'tku Kon Xlntitt 1 124 l 1 t t t N t JUNIOR INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL HFC UHiff'u: Ci, l.csIic, S. lxulp. Rl. Xa-wv1nIu1'p. IJ. XX'ilIi.1mwn. Brawl: Rmv: Smhullcli R. Hass. X. Stern. H. I'.4,mcwils. .X. CI. L. hluwik, S. Bl'K'ilCllll.lll1. lfmnl Iffnwi D. uvillidllh- 5 Vain XVCSITLIIH, T. Hcffncr, G. Gum, G. Sum, Cl. Robinson. VIQFIIIULZRU. ll. LZ4u1'lcx', T. NL-wc1ulu1'l:, CG. l.L-xlic, S. liulp M. U'icgL-1. .Xrunzzl Raw: XY. Clxwmmt. l,hCIIliSICl', R. R. Higmlml. K. Hul1uI.u.ll, Xxvtillllhlll. l,m'eI'1'inl1. R. Smlmmlw, Dnvimlxmx. XI, G.nhlm'r, 'lf Clomubs. A X 1 0 120 X, me 'ff SWE. A . ., 'X it , ,. 131141: limp: lilick. NI. Swensnn. P. Metz, S. Hoaril, 5. Schaefer, N. Jackson. T. Martin, A. Vining, M. Nlllice. M, Clleim, B. SICg'Ill2!ll3l'. Svmml Row: L. Hicks, Yohey, B. liurella, L. Tolnson, M. Plazk, S. Nighherl, S. Pope, D. Anrlrew, L. .XIIlOS, K. Stranclhagen, Nl. Frazier, M. Shrocler. Rohr, S, Carlson. Front Ruin: A. Iulim, M. Perkins, P. Dewenrer. Banr. Clav. R. Stone, Fraclenburg, C. Dehnert. . , , 1 . j1lllZ.0V um! Senior Brmrzlz Burk Row: B. Kenner, S. Alexander. Swmzzl Raw: K. Miller, C. Hutchison. M. Perkins. Frou! Row: Baur. P. Dewenler, Clay. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Social and service projects are the main aims ul the Panhellenic Council. Their first project. last lall. was the annual Pinwheel dance honor- ing all fraternity and sorority pledges. During ' lmth llllitllllllil and formal rush, Panhellenic: Clnunril maintained a SYSICIII ol counselors for the rushees, to answer any questions and to help Lhem with any problems. In the spring, Pan- hcllenir clllllllfll and the lnterfraternity Council ' unnhinecl lu ru-sponsor the annual Greek XVeek1 LA juanita Clay, President , WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION W-I-J wg Q7 ,Gi N.. fa ft I v I Burl: Row: L. Pruitt, F. Leonhurclt. M. XYisC, S. XX'right. S. ll. Dgiris, CI. Zinn-rs. Ifmnl Huw: 'lf Rittstlinf. In Xi P,.m,n, Ulzinder. Third Roni: O. Ilelzitivy, NI. Prime. NI, Higgins, Nltlnnts, L. Murphy. Currie, S. XVeishbgith. SVIIHIIII Rmu: lf. 'l atghun, .X. Ralppleeyext. Srrezuus of excitement lill the air when that winning point is ninde for ll tezuu. Thirteen luuidred Coeds participate in twelve intraunurzrl spurts spon- sured by the XY'lll1ClI'S Rerrezltion iXssut'iatio1i. But the Purdue rut-cl's spirit is not L'UllIjIllC'il to uunpus: fire iliterrullegiaite sports prnricle Liddititnizll unn- petition. The final bursts ul' spirit eau-h year :ire shown :is the winning tennis proudly :rrrept their trophies at the Spurtsprezld pifnic. Activity loses the lbs I V' .xt 3 127 AWS CABINET 5 Q .. 5 3 5 l 5 3 l I Barb Ehrlfmart President Hull: lfuzu: S. Lullxh. M. Klnlicllips. N. Slmnk. li, Orr. IJ. Csxll. S. Rosenbaum. B 3 llciclclnciqll, 5. Glasgow. 'I'. Iopp, L. fll'L'L'llL', N. swglim, 'l'. .Xlcxzlmlclx M. Davis, N Bucs. 1'v7'UVIl Rnzv: L. A. Fl'2lIll. B. Brcnncr. L. A. Hull. S. Lloyd. N. Stanley. S. Griggs R. 5llL'l'L'I'll. S. Hunt. KI. Holm. rl . A. vw Y-1 .IIVS Cubinrl: Burl: Row: 1101111 Ziasis. N. liowclcn. L. .L Huff. S. Disque, Neff KI. Butler. L. Cutlice. B. Cznrlson. Ifrmlf Huw: L. lfrxlllz. K. Blzlker. L. Thompson S. Hurxt. B. lilll'llIlI'I. N. CIu1m'1'o1l. M. Holm. D. Slllllilllgll. 111116 111-11' 111-s111111-11 1111111611 11'1:1'1- XX'Zll'lll1Y 11'1-1- A11 1111- 1,1lI'C1llL' 1111-11 were 1111111111-11 111 1111- 11111111111 1111111-11 1111 l'illIlI3llS 111' 1111- G11-1-11 111111161 1,lkIlgl'lllll, 1111111111331-1 s 111111 115 11lL'y IJl'Ulll11y 11isp111y1-11 I11L'll sp1111s111'1-11 111' 1111- .Xss111i.111-11 XV111111-11 81111161115 111'g1111i- 1111s11g1-s. XXYS 111511 SlJ11Il5Ul'Ct1 1111- Nliss 1'111'11111- 1'.1g f1ri1111. T1IL'1l1 .-X111-111-111111-N11-11'XY1-1-11 was 11111 11111y 1-11111, N1111' Q111-1-11 p1'11g1'11111, 171-1111-1111'-11-1J11y, 111111 17111 11111111-11 by 1111 11111111-11. 11111 111s11 by 1111- 111.111-s 11'i111 .ai111- 111.11s 11'i111 1111-111111-rs 111 1111- 1ll1ll1ly. 1111111-111-11 111111615 111111 11111' 11111111 111'1'1111111s. W1 1 - -' 1 , S 1 1111: lf0Zl'I N. c1ZlIllL'l'Oll. Cl. C1111i1-1', M. X1'i111i115o11. S. R1111111, 1'oy111c1', I . F111'11111', R. X. R111L'll, .L 'l1111'1111. 1'. 1'1.11l1'l' 11 V. C11-1111-1115, M, B1-1'1'y, .L .X11:x1111111-1'. M. YVi11i11111s. S. .X111-ry, .X. ixlllllk. NI. Gi111. S. P11-111111-1, X. 151111-111-11. S 111111111111w11, N. 1311-1-111-11 NI. CI111g11111c1'. L. N1flllC1ill. L. Liclz, G1111111111, 1Y1111'1-. NI. Bll1lL'lk. 1-'mnr lffur: 13. 11.11111-.1111. 1 C. L1-11111, S. c1l'll1J1JS, B. 3111151111 N. f11JlJ1Cll. D. C11oc11111111, 111111-11I11111g11, S. 0111-1'11-, B. R11s1-11. S. 11511111-. 11. f1.ll1NH1I, 1 1. 'I'o111s1111, N1-11. M. 1111111-11'1-1111. 511111111 11111111 li. B1:1111-1', 111111, NI. H111111. B, 1f1lI'111ll'1, CI. Kiwis, ii. N1.Il11ll 5 IJ. C11i.11111, I.. 111111111-. 1. 1'lll'1xk'l', S. 1515111111 L. Cobb, li. RllNk'I11JIl111l1, 17. 81111111-y, CI. .xl111. N1. XYig111111.111. KZ. 111111. 12 The Frosh proudly display their goods! fl . ,Q-. ' 4 1 Vi , il BLOCK P . Sporting new flushes, new flash cards, and new heads for their inztscots Charlie and Charlotte, Block P entertained football fans for the tenth year. Seeking to meet people and to participate in the largest coed ztetivity, lll'C'Slllll6Il gathered early to reserve seats in Pnrdne's lzlnluus eurd sec-tion. Bark Row: S. Seiter, Gardner, J. Shein, R. Sabath, C. G Schloss. Front Ifozvz A. Brown, Ii, Kenady, P. Dewenter D. A. Cameron, S. Griggs, S. johnson. 130 ,, 1 1 -I-,Q-., -- 1fx1'1'11I1'1'1' Clllllltlll .X. 511'i11l1n'1l. Ulillilll. S. .X ll11lx1i111', Xl, Xl1Ih'1'1111111. S. Byrd, ll. 'I'1'1'g:11'1l1-11. ll. l'1'11'11l.1. R. R.11l1ll. l'11ll111k. YWCA PEACE CORPS COMMITTEE The Plllllllt' YXYCQX 51111 cs lltllll 1l11' L'filIl1JllS :md Thu l,lll'ClllL' 81111111111 l'cg11'1- Cl111'1Js ll11111111i111'c 1116 c111111111111i1y. 111 tl1c l,z1l'z11e11c ill'C'Zl. IIlClUlJL'l'S wwe was l111'111ecl 111 NIQ111-I1 lflfifl, as illl 1-X1-1111i1c 1111117 f11'1iw i11 1l1c work ul XY11l111sl1 Sclmul. lllc' flCI'L'lll'Lil 111imsi1111 ol 5111111-111 cgllxclklllllljlll. .Xl1l11111gl1 11111 ul- Pnlsy C.li11i1'. Cary Hume. llllfl lllk' Girl 5111111 11111- li1i11lly Ll 114111 111 1l1c IRQ111' fl1Dl'1JS. lllc' 11n11111i11cc gmlll. The 111111111115 YXYC.-X, LIS 17Lll'l nl lllC Xg11i111111l xwnrlxccl closely 11'i1l1 1l11' PCLHCL' 011115 ullice 111 XX'a1sl1- YXVCAX s111J1J111'1ccl s111'I1 f11'p,'1111i1111i1111s 11s 1l1c flflll- lllgflill 1J111'1i1111l:111ly 111 1Jl'C1JLllAlIlg 11111 l'cz11ic C111'1Js l-C'1'C1ll'L' 011 Racial l .111111li1y. lY111'lcl l'11i1'c11si1y Scrv- ll'1'cLs. A-Xlsu, 11 llilS l11'c11 il1llYL' 111 lDllL'SCllIlllg' 111-11- 116. :mcl lllllltil Nations R1-licl. g1'11111s 1111 CI111111J11s 411111 111 lllr 1111111111111i1x 111111: Row: C. fI111111i1111l111111, EI. D. lv.Illl'l'. li. XX'issl1g111111. II. l 1':1wl'. Ii. l. liing, N. Nl. S1l111l1l11'1s. S, xlLll1'l'. D I 1111 ll l. Ii, SLlHS'Lll'lllUl1Jl', K. NI, l i11l4. l'm11l lmzr: S. IDN : xv .-as -Q l nf' ': Q. . yr' .-fe 'FK Lg D-M, 1. 1 l l l 1 l Dave Parker. Editor-in-chief 132 1 I i I 4 i i i it DEBRIS Frank Mlynarczyk, Business Manager a i E 1 i Beth Christen Beth Stegmaier , Engravings Editor Copy Editor Shortly after the 1963 yearbook was sent to press last spring, the newly elected junior and Senior staffs and their workers prepared the dummy sheets which are the lay-outs :incl will eventurrlly become this yenr's annual. In the fall the busy Debris office was opened with the clicking of typewriters and the snapping ol' llashbulbs. Q7 ---.-...,. Q-Q... Craig McLernore Photography Editor Mary Lou Newburn Managing Editor :Ks winter tlrew near. the stinks ol' collee cups grew higher :intl zictirity in the ollice irrerezrsefl in orcler to meet those exer-present cleircllines. XVork progressed during the winter. zlncl, with the help of - l everyone. the new Debris took shape :intl was put to press. XX'ork :tt the Debris ollite is nexer ceasing- plzrns for next yL'Ll!i'S hook are gtlretttly untlerwzty. Adrienne Tanzi Opening Section PUBLICATIONS 133 6 4,4-5 'Q' ! Izmiur I'iIlllllP'.NI CGvrri.lnn Clark. .xIIllliIliSllA1llif7IlQ Ijillllk' Ensign, Scniors. 'lshc sclcm lilill ul the twcnty-llmrce junior cclitc Jim RSllllllkL'l' SlMj1'l'i Llmlicnr IS bam-cl un iutcrcst, p1'cx'im1s CXIJCl'iC'Ill'C :md some ,f J. .Q Mx, '- IDILSI1' skllls. .Xltcr runny wccks ol 11111-llllc-cl h'c117y 'ff -' writing, copy and trvinq to my-ct the deadlines X' A ll Jlctecl book l'1'PlI1 thc prim an cxcitecl small CZIQCYIE' awaits the l'L'IllYll ol the ' cm l 1 tcr. A' 3 4 DEBRIS STAFF W X Iudustrious worker? T311 ,xv Hflll' Ifvxlflwlzf' 1'ifIlfIHNI Xl. I.. Iiul11'u1.u1, K. R.1cllkc, 13. rr. K. Nu-Iscn. lZlIlf1ll'.JLffi'fU' Iiflrlmw: fl. Hmvull. li. IQk'll.lllj. X. Nlllltll ll, lllllllllllll. K-2 r X Q.-Qs SW 4 ', . cseonon, ' 'Tin Tl. EN , .. . 'fs . Bvltc U':1gllL'1' Iizxllly Clulc junior ffnllzy ,fill-fOi'NI lful Luka. Sl1.ll'ik lilll' EI1gl'llXiIlQS lzmliml' CZJIHIJUS Lilc Rulml. 135 lunzm' l:ll,XIIII'X.Y Muff: B. Silvers. .xfllllilliblffllilllll YVcc Guo Good, I'crmonm'l. 136 DEBRIS STAFF Wi , 1. ix W' . ' J : -' L.. X. , H ' ,Q ,,.. f Q 3' . ISK.-2. 35- gssiffi , N' . N. . f Y' 4 Ki im ap.a1aj1'.f5 f' - ,gm ,I 1. I whim , QIQJ-ip .V N V X. Q.. , Y 1 -. K 1 V jzzninr BIl,XiIN'H Stuff: Lee .X1'tl1urs, rxiitblllllx and Agents: Judy Russ, ,'XSS6bhIl1CIllb :md Reports. Ideas-product of deep concentration! 'N N. N 2'x T' A llmlnxyfzpllx NIMH. Iwul. fum. Il, Hnwuu. R. f.l.llh. I.. lllumlmlal. lfmnl Imw: C., fQllk'Lll'HlHH'k'l', .'X, Swan 'ltlnc 1'cspumilmilily ul kccpillg thc PI'UdllC'Iillll Q CXIJUIISL' ul thc 1jL'lJlxiS willlin its budget izills on thc K o xxx' V'-11' ffl winless stglli. IQCIIILIHY impu1't.1nt ru thc Dclmris wrlluftifnl is thc plurlugmplxy dClJ1ll'lIllCllI U'llil'Il is ' -fkllllllfk' '- 3? filly' C DRY -1 .Q 'x I ' Ili! P. 137 EXPONENT .- My K Danny Burks Dave Brinkerhott City Editor Associate Editor Aga I I -'ff ' . .--nn-an Mike Goodman jo Ellen Haynes joe Pearson, Editor-in-chief Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor Pat Baker Don Lowes 4 AX-Y ze ff! i Anne C-oshorn Feature News Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Editor 138 Annette Smith Personnel Manager Susie Holtz lim Lopeman Magazine Editor Sports Editor 'Which campus organization involves over seventy-five staff inenihers, and reaches approxi- mately 15,500 students? The 1f.YllUIll'Ilf. ol course! .Xl though the present paper is published Tuesday through Saturday, in 1888, its predecessor The I'io'du1', was a small monthly magazine. The lix- jzonvnl of today, eonsisting ol a senior and iunior stalt assisted hy underclass irorkers, reports all caur pus news, from the disputes eonrerning .X and li parking permits to pertinent political issues. The stall not only reports news, hut also serves in an editorial Capacity. Nlanv long hours ol' lahor and laughter go into the ellicient publication ol this newsy and appealing tollege paper. Srriior Itf'fmrli'1i: limi: lime: S. Koss, . ' I l5llllkX l mul1Co:i': L, cilll'lNllilIlNCll. D. lhoiupson. P. Martin. fb A Glen Bodingon C.'irr11IriI1'm1 Stuff: Resh. li. Redeker, X. Cleperlei. Photography Editor Y a r ,485 C ii fi, X 41 5 - . , P.. X 1 14 139 3-.Ea if.-1.-as -A N HX lfflfffffs- lffffff 'ffm U ISHN' .l- l'1l1f- R- V. Ifllifllfilll 1:.,.,, .1. s. 14055. L. fXllcn, D. Brinkcrlmff, D. I mlm. lfmul Ifmrz l'. Rcynulcls, li. Luvillc, Mcngcs, '1'lmmlJ5011, X Cllmcllwr n' :rw X1 hi Iirlmnx: limi: Row: Cl. vlklhlllllihljll. D. Aslllcy, Colvin. Iifflllf Row: Hudson. Ii. L. Sutton, Brown. EXPQNENT STAFF 1-10 Bruce Webster Business Manager x Vx? P,IOfUgfl1fJllAY Slaffz H. Frictflicr, P. Geist. S. Bonnet, P. XVilson. ' fl- ' me fi :5 41' .'1tI'l'l'l'1IiK1-II! Muff: Rl. Osborne, P, llailcy. ll. XVuiil. S. Slumk, IJ. Nlucller. Iflzisliing, of lilnslibullvs and clicking of sliuttcrs is n tracle-1nzn'k ol the plmtugrnpliy departnlcnt, just as running tu :incl lmin the utlilctiv field is the ll'2lClC-1l1Il1'lQ of an eager sports stall. The ccliturinl stall, must often tliouglit of in C0lll1Cl'flUll with a newspzlpcr. is responsible lm' gntliering and distributing news items tu cub 1'c-pmfcrs for the linzil draft. In thc conllained cliforis of the various clcpxlrtlncnts, rests thc responsibility for the pmcluftion ul the 25.500 daily issues ul' the l'1xpnm'11l. 141 ENGINEER Editor-in-chief, Bob Hostetler Senior Stuff: 17, lYcrstler, ll. Faris, ll. Hostctlcr, Licnesm 142 Lontinuing to bring information on current en- gineering developments to its wide range of readers, the Ijllfffllf' Engizzccr has been a campus publication for more than fifty years. Representing one of Amer- ica's largest engineering schools, its circulation in- cludes not only students from Purdue, but also students from high schools throughout Indiana. This year increased emphasis was placed on achievements in technical fields which occurred on this campus, as well as including short biographical sketches of out- standing engineering students. Generously intersper- sed with the more scientific articles was the essen- tial element ol humor, by no means overlooked by the staff. Deviating slightly from its position of stu- dent publication, the Engineer sponsored the annual A. A. Potter Scholarship Fund and offered a twenty- live dollar prize in the campus literary contest for the best technical article written. g- 1 e 5 Slnlf: NttO1IlllS, Kelley, D. .XSIIIHLIIL W 4 N It's time to proofread. fr: X as 1 - s ' , . ffsfm- ' A ' I SU . 259' if-J ...--- ,A ,I On some days all kinds of work gets done Then on other days the work must be done by one 143 AGRICULTURALIST 'x -,K i. 1 ' XSS? K The Staff 'S on MNH: limi: limp: I.. Rccclv. Prof. YV. Ro:111l1. Front Row: its wav up. W -'1 1 :sr EQ' I 144 Allan C-oecker Editor-in-chief J. Xlnrris, Fis1l1c1'. D. Smoke. D. Hour. E. Hornllack. The .-1g1'i1'11ll111'i.1l. Illl aftivc 111e111l1c1' of the National College NIllgIllillC Assm'i.1tiu11. acts as the uHi1'ial p11blicati1m of both the Ilmnc Iicu11u111i1's and ,Xg1'i1'11lt111'11l s1'l11muls. The jlJll1'I1fll contains in- illlkllllllillll for st11clc'11Is, l:1c11l1y, and HIIIIIIIIZIC i11 lc-cllllical articles relating to new cle1'clup111c111s ill both ilg1'iL'lllIll1'C' and 1101116 eco- 11o111i1s and tl1e1'cg111a1' uflllwfillldillg SClliU1'SUl,lhC Month feature. The staff itscll' gains IJCl'I1llClll and 111111111116 i11l'o1'111atio11 tl11'o11gl1 1-xpc'1'i1-11111 ill jUlll'l1TlliSIIl and l:11si11css 111:111agc111c11t. ETAOIN SHRDLU xx e .wffwx N-JK NN 3. 5 sc Buswsss sniff: Rich Knipslein, Toni Vundeinarlg, Becky XVillsins, Dave Sleenlmrger, Ron lYelhnan, Lee Seve,- PHARIVIACIST 146 Editor-in-Chief Purdue's future pharinacists take some of their own pep pills and work diligently to make their publication, The Plmrnia- f'i.sl, available to pharinacy students and professional pharmacists throughout Indiana. The journal, issued four times a year, informs its subscribers ol' activities and job opportunities in the pharmacy lield. Editorials, personal interviews, humorous sidelights and in- formation about the three pharmacy honoraries, Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Psi, and Rho Chi are the components of the Plmrmacist. . unl 'Q'- Q 525-lv 1 , N -Q12 I Hr Bill Litzler Editor-in-Chief il-:gi Y -,I t KM. - ' i ag -S: X wt 'PQ X Y? 'Q tt K, , 4. Rizwl Bluff: N. Sitgcl. XYilwn. CIA klullllvvll. XY. I,lIlt'l'. li, YVc:iwr. C. R.tntl, Nl. Nlillcr. D. Bairbcr, 'l'. Sgtwiti This year tlit- RIYIQT. tlic originxtl :incl only litnnur Hlilgllllllt' lunntl on Pniclnck tgnnpns, li.is iititlntiilxcii ll x'igui'u11s rerzniipiiig ul' gill its clcpairtnicnts. XYitli tlic gidditimi ut new stall' nicnilicrs tu ic aiclwrtising. liusincss, tintl pimiiotimi tlcpzirtniciits, new lili- lizis lit-en acltlccl tu the lit-ltl nl' cziiiiptis linnior. Applying tlicii' titiclititmiiqil satirc. t'1irtuuiiiiip,'. :ind liiiiiiuruiis writing to x'ziriutts wpects ol' cainpns lilie, tlic RIX'li'l' stall' liars attcinptctl tu bring lmtli .LiYU1'IilJlE' :incl uiiiiitxil sitnzititms to light before its reaclers. I 7 MUSIC 148 Illc PNIO Iill1'0ClllL'lllQ.' ll lmtc ul' l1111'111f111y i11l11 1l11- liws ul 1ll 1s'l111l11-111' tl11'111. the lllllllllk' NI11s11:1l U1g.11111g1111111N l111'1- sung tl11-11' um' l1'11111 XMM l.41l:1xcll1- 111 Illx' l.11- 'sl l'0l'llt'l'S nl 11111 Illllsim-luxillg, glolw. lvllcltl' Ilia' Jzllmlc illl'L'l,'Il4Jll nl D11 .Xll11'1'l l'. Slc1x'.11'l. PNIU Q11- tcmpzs 111 i111'1'1':1sc l111tl1 lllIL'lL'Sl g111cl p.11r111'1l1.1t11n1 111 Iliglllll IJlllX'iIlQ. 111111111 cli11'11i1111 .1111l x111.1I L-llm-1. e x 131 F' . 1 A 2 cw. WWA Albert P. Stewart, Director Symbol of the Clee Club Burk Rnzu: D. Smlinccker. Cl. Nldhy, XY. Frey. Sinn. li. D. Klcrklc. C. .X. Bra-incr. G. Rein, .X. lYilson, Cl. Bliclmlski. lf. l'lCi'ric-ss, KI. llanrmll. XY. Buricli, 'l'. Burch. P. lllycs. R. Colvin, G. XV. lllllllllllll. Lintncr, li. Taylor. L. Kuipcrs, Hiclay. Thin! lfuzr: C. l'mvlc-as, D. Landis, li. Dcining, C. D. Roll. C. Funk. lfrmzl Row: P. Ho, Stilli, L. Holloway, P. Tieclic. C. IR-ggs. D. Cluwood, B. Kubiscli, XY. Goslio1'1i.J. C. Bright, 'II lfnnk. I.. 'l'inkcr. D. Horne. QI. LOIICS. -I. XYClcl1. R. .Icnsc-n, l'orl:'r, XV. Kornrnmpf. 'lf Goodrinli. Brxiclley, l'. liC'IlllIlC1'. L. D. Pcnnington. D. Czireli. XY. Nlcflnlgin. R. Hzirger. S. Sclimeder. T. Hull, L. Gilpin. McNCCly. H. Sniillu. I. Carter, D. Galley. SUli07IIl Ruin: B. Fryinicr. li. linnus, G. HII1lC'1'llIlIl0llZllH means Varsity Glee Club, a group of Purdue stuclants lirmn all corners ul' the B globe and llziniccl wurlcl-m'cr lm' its boundless repel'- luire of songs. This vznicty ul' ninsic and prugmili vrcatcs the lllnlfs universal appeal. Iiflrllfwxllrap Qu11rtf'lI1'. Inf! lo Right: CL. l'imwlc'-ss, L. liilipcrs, H. Smith. l,0l'lL'l'. 150 Burk Ruin: X. RAY, 11t't't'y, I.. LilIllll'N, li. Hmxill. CI. Ruht-rtw. lvllfl Rrnr: fl, ViiI'll.IN. L. ,I.il'x'ix l., Shuttlcwrrrth, CI. livllx. l'. SUIIIC. Xl. 0'Hc1'll. lffwrilfl lfmrz Sthzml. Cl. ltmhiiwli, I , .vt C.llruti.uiwil. lx. Uilklm. I'. lS1't-mnlmii. llmfl Rmr: I. IAPQLIII. XI. Nlmlclmg. Xl, Rithmzm, N Shaw, lv. l't1txtl1t-l, ,Numlfl Nutr: lx, lxl.mici'. lx. Rmvr. R. KLM, L. lxaxulc. lb. Stunxlmls, 5. lhrk lfmnt lfmvz I, XXutl1.tm. Nl. llwgg, xl. I'L-lt-mm, N. Xlurplix, tl. l',.lSlk'I'ti.If, slullllsull, Latwsln PURDUETTES A song, a swing, and ll smile Imw heunuc an pet 'gI1l1il6'd in 1952, this highly vocgilifc-cl gmtlp pci- 'ms yearly on x'zn'ious Ul'l'2lSiUllS with thc Yzirsity cc llhnh :md thc Clmir. Ul1'y'll1UllS with Mickey NIl'fillil'C S l'urduettes. 11 'sonzlhlc' collertinii of tliirty-two Plll'CillC Coeds. A Stage , . . Purduettes . . . Music 151 v UNIVERSITY 5 CHOIR The mcntiun tml' at l'nix'c1'sity Choir production W cuiiiitrcs inctnorics ol' I'uII-suiinding music and thc ' IlIlI'll1UllItlllS hlentling ui mu' H00 inclivicitiail voices. QIUIIIIIICIICIIIQ with their lJL'l'IiHl'IIIlIlIL'C in this YCIIYIS CIITISIIIILIS fiU1HUt21IIUlI. thc iilmit' once ztgztin pmved I that Iiistury can repeat itscll. Six rliiiicrcnt auclicitces. r' cztrlt lille-d tu txipncity dt-spite thc new :admission ' cltnrge. listened to st-It-ctinits lirtmi Hun Hur and 1 King of Kings and tu Il pmgmni nf folk-type Christnizis czlinls. past and prcscnt. which have hcen .Q pfmpulzn' hir ctmttlitlcss gcitctrzitioits oi Pttrclite Iznnilies. ,E In Mztrcli. Il tilllllllfl cntitlt-tl The Trinntph ul' 1. CIh1'ist was fenttliul in gin CSIIIIY-IIIUTIIIIIQ' Easter 2 I ptcseiitntiuii :tt thc Ilnll ul' Nlusitx with soloists , pm't1'f1f.'i11g, the loin' principal! IIIQIIYCS oi' thc story. And a one and a two amd a three Q I t t Members of University Choir are featured at the Christmas and Easter convocations. .1 152 I V I R I rrlumx, 134111: lfmw: D. flllI'L'lL l.. 'lin La-11 1-. l'mx'I1'w. l.. Ruswll, l. Ifllllk, NIcNeC1y, Ifronl Rum: R. JCIISCII, 1'u1u'1'. I., Kuipcrs. CG. Rviw, IJ. llunw, Ilinhy. 15 Before their final number, the Symphony Band members take a moment to relax. SYMPHONY BAND Um L' llglilll l,lll'ClllL' lials prm'ccl tlmt mllslxmclillg iiiiisii can exist witlioul aiu 2lillClL'llllK' music' clcpzlrt- lIll'l1I. In xiclcliliun In tlu-it rcgulzlrly snliccliilccl uni, wits. Iliv lmucls zutixx-lv pzirticipgitc- in ll wzirietv ol' uilivi' pi-not-giiims. 'lmlic Syiiipliuny llzmcl pn-1'l'o1ri11vcl at Rgicliii City Nlusic' Hull lust Sllllllllfl' lm' eight weeks. Rzicliei IQIIJLN wcic' p1'c'ptn'ccl lay l,lll'flllC'S cifllll'L'l'I llaiml Qiml liiiiqiclmgiwl mm' XYISXX. Vpinn thc' c'u1uplc'tiun ul tlic Slgiytvi llgmrl Slivll. llic Syinpliimy :mtl cl0Ili'Cl'l , ligimls will lit' lJLl'lflI'lllll1g in new Slll'l'0llllfllllgS. QV? Lined up and ready to go. 1.31 Professor Wright, Director of Bands N.. . CONCERT BAND The for perfection at every rehearsal 155 MMM lpdlfg Who said this isn't the biggest drum? Spirit is kept high by the majorettes. A new slant on 156 life. IVIARCHING BAND Un a typical fall alternoon, strains from Pur- clntfs All-American marching band drift across campus. The band is especially proud of its Golden Girl and hoasts thc worlcl's largest bass clrunl. Out- standing marrliers coinposc a llag-hearing unit which aclcls color to thc lield. .Xt the close of football sea- son. inclnhcrs join other conc'c'rt organizations. 3 SPEECH AND DRAMA f11'f1111'1!,fll- Lllll1 s11p1'1'xis111' 1111' 11111 1111111115 S1lL'l11i1I1g 1111111's1s 111111 1111-111s 11111111 11111 sp11115111'1'11 111 1111- 1,111- 11-1si1y. 1111111 fCl11' 51111-11 i1111'11111111:11 spcz111111g 11111, tests 1l1'L' 111'111 1111' 1,lll111ll1' 1111111'1'g1'11111111105 111 11'11i1'11 s1'x1'1'41l 1111111111111 s111111'111s l1:11'111'il11111'. T111's1' 1111110515 11111111111 11111 KQ11111111ig111, K11cz11e, 1.1111111'.111111 H:1111111:y. C.1111s1-11111111111', s11111c111s IJ.1l'I1lk1PLlI1I1g 111 1111-sc 11111- l1'Sl U 111111 111111 11111111 1'1lJ1'1l1S1L5 11118 1'111c1'1111 is 111211 111 11is1'11ssi1111 Q1-1111111. VIQIIL' 131111-11s11s 1'11i1111 is 11111 1111 s11p1'1'x'isi11g. I11-s 111 S1J1'L11x1l1QI 511111 Q15 111111'-11i11111'1', 1'xp11si11111y. FORENSICS '1111L' 1'11l11'llS11'S 1'11i1111 111 1711111110 ll1'lS :ls 11111 111- s Z11'C' :111111 111 gain 111111111116 1-xp111'i11111'1- 111 1111111115 111-1's11g1six1'. f,l1C 111 1111' 1111111-st 11111115 111 111111p1'1i- 1111' 11 111511 11111111115 1111-111l11'1's 111 L'l11L'l' SlJCll1'i1llQ 111111A H A U , A . . I A A . I I I A VII 151111: limp: Dr. 1. 1. Rukcy, A1111x111': B. .fX11111'1'so11: lx. C00 lxtllmn H U1 nlul'm'l UL ' f'.7UII1' R11:1': G. N71ll1ll1. D. .X1111rc11's. 1li111111iu11: R. R111l111': R. CI, B1Ll1ll1lLl1'l11 I.. 'I'1111c11i: li. Bukcr, 110111115 L. Clazppq Koss. 15 8 Co Q Q K 1 qt V., is x-,. 5' x as ' 'l Q. 'dl' Q. 111111: lfffzvi llilnrlillv. ,If Slll4I.liI', l'5l.ukwmul, NI. Hull. I-jf Huw: lfurds D- 5tMlNljll1.F.: M- Ig- Cllrixll,1,IK,l.5UHn lxl Clfmk, Nrwmvl limp: l,IHiL'NvPlk R. R1-ul, l ul'mI. l. ,X1l.1lIlS. M113 I-'15-1k,1f,U,1t Row: K. Suu-kl NN. llnmmm, KI. ll.u'wn, ll. Smmhlnry. lfmnl limp: CI. lm'gn-my-11, G. Nylqml, IJ. ,XllllIt'XK'N. 1jL'llllIC'5. lHlllClxt'llkK'S. and imlix inlunl SIJUC1 I1 um- tesrs keep IIICIIIIJCTS ul thc- lh-lmlu tmm .111-lr un 111tc1'11:1liu11:1l and nzxtimml up-ws mpips. lf..u'I1 year thesc wtudvms l'CIJl'CSt'llI l,lll'dLlC All wx cr twvlltx' illIL'l' cullcgizltc tmlrxlulllclmts gnml .1ll lypus uf imcmia um' tests. l'wil'5I-YCLIIA students in thc' clclmtc pwglulll mv placcfl on thc Xuvinc Silllilil. Il1m'mv1'. tlwsc Slillll' 111C'IlllIt'l'S :nge cligiblc lm' xgusity In-wl uwllllwliliull in 'iddilinn to thc lnwiw lwlll-ll.lIIlt'lllS. All IIlCll1bC'l5 will Llcbulr in mer fifIL'L'll meals during the year. 159 4 W I . .ya AS- PLAYSHOP 'I1l1c rrcunl 111w11111l i111'1'c11sc-cl p1'11l'cssic11111lis111 111 ll.1ml111p 11.15 g11.1lly .lLLLl1lLil tl11s 51.11 by the .1p- ilhlllll' ul 1l1c noted .1111c55. ixlllll' Rcwere. 111 the 1111111110 play. .llollzrr Luzzizlqf' mul Her l,l1ll1l1'f'11. lllIlllLllIlQ 1l1c t1c11cl werc luur 11tl1v1' p1'ocl111't11111s: Hrflflrr fllllllll, ll strung cl1'11111z1: flfIfll'lf'3 X .-111111, ll lz11'cc: llfxsl Siflf' .S!m'y, lc:1t111'i11g ll Bl'U11ClXX'Ily 1'l1111'f311- X Q,'l'LllJllL1'I llllll Tzvfljllz .XUI-gill, 21 1'11111edy. 151111116 ClLXt'lUlJlIlCIllN llllllILlL .1 11111 11.1111L. IlllClll6 lllllX6l- 1c.111c. .1111l .1 111111131616 1c'11c1111t11r11 ol thc e11t11'c- lp.11-1111c11t 111111 1l11'Gc 11116115 ul cleslqn, d11'6ct111g, :111cl 111't111'1. fhesc l'lI1lllU'LS z11'c 1111e11clc'cl gm Ll 1111116 111 1l1c 1l11'c1'l11111 ul 1'eg11l:11' lJl'0lf:'SSlUlllll t1'z1111111g lm' sl11cle111s 11'r11'l4i11g i11 Pl11ysl111p. Spring planting? l'm on a box! Even with all this help, l'll never be on time for my 7:30. Anne Revere combined humor and pathos, in Mother Courage and Her Children A hilarious shot from CharIey's Aunt Frances Farmer star of The Sea C-ull , e-...W,,,A 'R' un. Nga-av-4 ,, ,. ...W .,,.., N . 2 1.15, -'v' - . , . ff 2 .. , f 04' 1 ,-fa-mn Stuff: M, Duiiziliue, I.. Horton, R. Print, Pzilll. WBAA Tliv Yung' ul l,lll'llllC'. ntlierwisc lanuwn as XYIEAAX. is tlic ulclcst licclisecl lulcliu stxlliuii ll'llllSlI1ll' ting tliiuuglifwiir liicliaiiigi. This stiitimi, mviictl by l,lll'Clll4'. liiwvzimluists liwnii tlic lmwiiiclit ul tlic Hull ul Nluxic. XX'liilc gaining L'XIJCl'lCll1C wurlaing witli riiclio uriiiipimfiit stiill iiicmlwis pmgixiiii, writc. :tml pm- clumc gill nl llicii' lIllllL'l'lLil. lhugicluimts lllflllill' play lay plax' zituiiiiiu lil :ill l'ui'cluc limtlmll :incl basket' lmll giiiiiu. tlic lgitcst in-ws ix-pmts. plays, ll guest lec- ture autism. its in-ll as Q1 lllllLllL'll-S prugiulli. And now our story for today . . . 162 MNH: Nlviitliliiifw, B. It-.ix'1tt. l-. Xttmtl. Ni. XIllll'lNII.llIQll, Y. Linus, S, XX't'ii'. li. l5.nliiici', KT. Xxtll, 5, Slit-lit-gt-ig S, Stuiic. - KIVI RX '-.T Q E5 , fy ...Mn .4..,-Y ISm.iclc':istiiig livin l-lxtnlilini' Club. KNIRX H in in-5 lm' ignivty in its piugiuiiiiiiiiig. KNIRX often X .4 LE A nimcx lu utlici' liuusing units to bi'0adc'aSl its - ' ! migiiiail pingixiiii 'Swiiigiii' Sni':ii'i , it-zitnriiig pop lfxetiztizfe limmlz Nl. Kiiitt-iwp.iiigIi. NY. I.t-Mitt. S. 5lJk'IIl'gl'l W1 i i i E a 5 Staff: Biuk Row: G. Clirintinaiii. D. Dc-ning. XI.1g5aii'. Fimzl Row: R. Foster. Adznns. R. Gifford. iicunimls and gindicntc pai-titipzitiuii. WCCR lxct-ping Qin' czniipiis up in dgite on iniibity bpurtb units. clcctiniis. xincl Qfllflilll miiipiis news is tlic nmin iiiiictioii uf XYCICR. gi stnclcnt lmmgicltustiiig scrvicc. XYCKIR clepxirtctl livin its daily mutinc in C nv to visit liunsiiig unitn lui' bpccial broaduists. 163 HONORARIES Kenneth Brunke, lr. 'T 'zz sr S 51 4 . Richard A. Cabell 164 Fw li , Ei izyik: Daniel Burks Cha rles Armstrong IRON KEY The highest goal that is attainable to a promi- nent man on campus is the distinction of being awarded membership in Iron Key. Through this membership lasting friendships are formed which serve as a means of uniting the various campus lead- ers and activities. The identities ol' the select few are revealed during the Homecoming lVeekend as they appear on campus wearing the Iron Key as a symbol of their honor. The names of the members and the symbol of membership are all that is revealed about the honorary. listablished in lilll, its objec- tives are to instill the high ideals ol the University and to enhance the character of its members. George Ebbs james Farris F4 L 'f'w'Ti Q i 'T l 7-4, , R- ,g tg L K '- E. f' x R' ' 5 'fi ' 'EQVA Y' X, was N13 .. . S , 355 ii H f. . ,Z -.J--S, . Q , xi i X s I fi . ' ,jp ..,.f:f ,. ' ' X, R' Z- - K ' -...ggi . 5 ,., -3-as Q 5 4 i V V , - Xi 5? 1' , . 'YT x TV N TW'-' gf ,---i , . r. D - - 5 r X N ' fi F I , , M QT 1 + 1 S 5 x 4 ' 5 I x 3: S 4 X ., ,Nav 'a R ' nv -gfffvf if - emi:--rg. -1 ' :B -.,., X Richard Hazleton David L. Parker Richard Lurie K .4-,ff fi joseph Pearson Frank Mlynarczyk, jr. Richard Scott Marshall Noel Il' Paul Za rerribka 113.5 GIIVILET 166 Burl: Rmv: Pefirsmr, llzinsen. Ii. Brunke. CL. lihhs. Fzirris. B. Stephens. CI. .Xl'lll5ll'0llg, A. Burke I.. Su-wairt. Sthraig, H. lfraurs. TllI'7'I'1 Row: M. Nm-l. I. sllllll, Hiclzir. CI. Clmlnnui. Steele. XV. l.llllCl', S. Gilmore. D. Klm, l.npt-inzni. Il, Hiilille. R. llustctler. D. Banker. B. U'hitney, Serond Rami: ll. I'an'l4m-r. IJ. Srrinfnrcl. S. llutshztll, KI. Crfihzun. M. Ufmclulzin, I.. Clraclen, Shuin. Al. SlL'lllIlll'll. Distr-rcliik, Alemlull. XV. Hzilstezicl. 1'il'0Hf Row: F. Mlinairuyk. 'lf litter. I.. Scott. M. Mathis. M. Fryer. I.. Marks. Cripe. D. Burks, R. .ln-iisvir. R. Thfnnpsnn, O. slamhsen. Giinlet, an lrouorgiry lor lrnternity men who excel in athletics :incl activities, stimulates interest in student organizations and nctirities. prmnoles czunpus lrnclitimms. :intl arts its athletic boost- ers. In pzirticulzn' they support the footlmll tezun at pep rallies. upon their return to cznnpus Irwin away gzunes. and hy ringing the victory bell alter every luuthzill victory. The sound of VICTORY! fa Activities talk? Spirit. lenclcrsliip. :incl intern-st in activities are the ingreclif-nts for PurCliie's Gold Pcppcrs. Nlaclc' up of junior :intl senior woinen active in l'ZiIlllJllS twigzitiifzitifmiis. thc litniurqiry winks to prcnnute IlUC'IlCl1illL'C :it all :ithlctir c'x'Cnts. ln acltlitiiin. thc Gold Poppers raise finicls lor at joint srliolzirsliip with Nlurtzir lltiztrtl. A Sinzn'ty Party lionoring stmplimiiinic' mniit-ii enclccl their year. Bark Row: L. Bcatty. L. Cultitc, l-5. Dt-nnis. B. Knight, C. flHl'IlllQ'l', R. l'illl'llll1'I. R. Potts, Nl. Youngrcn. C. Dulinurt. NI. Dnxt. Nl. ltniu, CI. Cltnnin. l. G:illtm'.ii. M. Mtlic-llips, Ii. li. Sttnicliuiisc. Thin! lfmr: S. Cnirlwii, I.. licttlignn. I.. lit-ll. Clay, B. Holley. Il. Gill, 5. Hultl, P. liatkcr. S. lSl.ttkhnrn, S. 'I':iylur. I.. .X. Franfc, KI. lYisc, D. llaiiilmctispcik. S. Rlitirv, li. l'imttlit1cr. il. I.1irwn. Second Rumi: .X. Gml1o1'ii, li. Rtn'ci'. I.. Clunltni. li. CL.n'st. S. liirr. B. Christcn. B. Bt'ciim'i'. NI. Nt-whiirii. S. Xiglilwrt. litnir. Xl. Griggs, P. Dewentcr, C. Fruit. I. Hmvztrtl. Fmnl Rmw: Cl. liivwt-it. Nl. lf.iiilLt-iilwrg. XI. Plznk, ul. Brriinercl. lmlliitla. l.. 'I'litniiwii. S. Hunt. B. Stt'giii.tit-r. D. Clztiiivimi. G. Grznnling. L. Rust. GOLD PEPPERS 7 Q fs O limi: Rami: Xl, Nllll'L'l'. .X. Nlt-c1711. llivilie. XV. Clrisitk. T. Blake, T, lVolsk0. R. Hzinn, R. Petiilierton, A. Hz11'tm1111. IJ, XVilli:1111s. R. llxirws. 13. Ygukisln, li. Smith, D. XX'cis1n:111. T. li. Ross, A. Cnmplnell, Pickett. D. Bussell. Cl. Lowetli. l'illl'llL'y. Thin! Razr: Ii. cilL'lI1L'IlN, XV. Lcct. li. l'nl:1111l. R. lfrunl Hnzu: XV. Blum. R. XVelp. D. Fry. li. Clark. E. lxulmlic. lf. lli'HlAllltliL'l'. R. Nifhfgllll. Stnllurml. L. Myers. l'ul1111'e11tt'1', 1.. Grlesiek. R. Russell. Iiolwith. P. Griszlfi. I. lltllflllllll, CL. l,l1lltllJCl'g. Suomi Rami: xl. XXX-cs11Q1'. G. Haley, S. 'llalyluly A. Duvall. The Purcluc Re:1111e1' Club is 1111 activities l1o11o1'z11'y fm' junioi I? and seuim' lllCl6'IJCllClL'l1I men. The club 111:1i11tz1i11s the Purdue 111215- 57 url. lloilt-1t11111ke1' Snefial III. clcmzites 1110110 to IllUl1'lll0' funds for . 5 l Y r- V 9 titlilctes, :mtl actively pziiticipzitcs i11 all pep rallies. Presently, 5111 ,. .J ,,. ol1jct'ti1'c ol' the Cluli is to lIlFlllglll'ZllC Illl 1All-iXIllCl'lC'fll1 Park for s 2 1 E Q1 A present for the pledges. 168 the iillIll1'C :Xll-AlIlCl'll'llllS ill I'111'cl11e ll1llX'C1'Slfy. REAIVIERS Qigl Trophies for homecoming! IJXYI PENDRAGON l'c11nl1':1gm1. llll IIHINDYQIYY lm' NIRII prcsiclc nts, W N lIl.lllllQk'l'S. thc cl11'cc1m' ul NIRII. :md llIJlJL'1kKlLlSNIl1Ll1 wlm vvcl :ls scllfblglslilh :mel Qnctixilx lmalus .. .IIILIIYICN md 5l.lllCilll'illlL'S lmll lJ4lllI'lL'S. PL'lltll lQHll Imlmls lts 1 IIHIIICLHIIIIIIQ Sljjsll umtcsl. iHHlkClillllIk'N ilu' In-slr men Hllfllllllllill 1mmgrg1111 Llllllbllg thc hulls. qmcl lmlcls punt lllL'L'llIl N with Nlurlxn' lhnznml xml tllc XVR ,w XYRX Q,HX'L'l'llillg, lmqlrcls In discuss l.lllllJllS pmlmlc Burk lfnzw: R. Kzllligl. R. Sum, IJ. Cllwmlu, KL, Ruisx, l'ick:'ll. CL, Clulrlr. H. Pl'f'lllCl'ch, B. flI'AlIllt'l'. I., llullm, Nffnnff lfrnwi fl. H3011 lx. l,un'c'Il. l'. Zgwemlmkgn, D. lluvltrm, R. Iiugc. U. liungvl. lx I'.llIlll'i'lllk'I'. I. Su-lplpim, NI. ID 5iIlllll I llugim I llllxllkl R Cllull Murer. Ifmnl limp: lf. Nm'tlu'up, . .' P. EYIIIIS. Al1lUl'f.'. 'l'. lftllllivill. XV. Iicrllcl' 'L ' 'L 'n .. '. IHS. Hail Purdue. Hail Purdue! SKULL AND CRESCENT Skull and Crescent, an honorary frziternity for sophomore frziternity men in activities, has several purposes. It promotes Coe operation between lrxitcrnities and activities, 1'CCOglli7CS outstanding work in zu-tivities. fmd gives lreshmen men a goal lor which they can strive. The pledges usher lor Varsity Varieties. take Care of Miss Ill. and build the IU pep rally bonfire. l . I l Y 5 A 170 'smfifg X limi: lhmi: S. xvillll. D. linker. R. Killworth. F. Fleischli. R. Kloss. N. Clristen. li. 'l'1iylrn', S. Kimxiid. li. Fink. P. I.incl. A. SVV2ll'll. NV. I.llllllSlliOll1. XVinski. R. Gould. Thin! Ruzu: AIQIIHIIIIIS, G. Bun-nlc, P. Vcgell. XVilcy. B. Nlmliiiiney. R. Schich. A. Nucinain, .X. Clepc-i'lL'x'. P, lfriend. Silvers. li. Lukes. ll. Young, li. Cllosson, XV. Becker. Swrunrl Ruin: ul. Schein, -I. Goldsmith. D. XV:licl. CI. Rcclclwr. A, Bortuli. D. Aslilcy. ll. Mueller. Gnrclncr, K. Ohcrheck. ll. Byrne, R. Smith, R. Rupp, Il. l,lIlLlgfL'll, Broughey. B. Szthath, H. llrvitclien. N. XVeekC. Ifrun! Row: T. Pugh. L. Xrthurs. C. Graham. G. Dairrzili, .-X. Miller, D. I.:irson, D. Iirulit, R. Brziyton, M. Fryer, R. XVarren. H. Smith, RIiIllLlkQ'f, R. Lccper. ' Will we finish These by Tomorrow? TONIAHAWK Plcflgcsllip lJCgillS curly Im' iiicinlmn-rs nl' 'Iqrmmlmwly Il national glctixities lmi1m':i1'y for iilclcpcuclcnt 5HlJl10Il1UI'CS. at Ll sunrise service .it qlnlm l,lllifll.lL'iS QYJIYC. Dlllilllllg iiiaiiwm gmcl gold puts the mm' gmup slrixcs rim lullill its m'g4111if11Iio11's gtuzils ul pimmwrilig interest in Sllllltxllf girtivilivs :incl SL'I'Ylllg .is silliletii' lJ4JHSlCl'S. 'lilic' lc'ac'lc'1'- ship training, Tmniilmwli ollcis is tlius rcaililccl lwy pleclgws. l -s i fee 131111: Rmv: X. ,XLl1liwn. Civrclillg. I.. I.ipii1'-ki, D. Yrlgili. N. SXk'.llI1l. XY. BmluI:il1lc1'.'l'. fillfillglibll, 5llXl'I'Ill.lll, ll, lylil'lL'll, Xl. Xlm lxilmlxili. C.. l.itlL'l'xl. 5. Bruins, IJ, lzxzim. IX. llK'l'l'lQI!, D, Mmlilm, li. l'lk'Illlll.lll, Ilmil lfmv: XX. Svolnnla. 'l'c'i1l1um'i1. Iiwcrlgc. A. Sl1'L-iglilwllf ll. KILSWL-viiux. ll. l,.INilll.lll'. XV. Lzmc. I.. Hogan, D. Su-iiiliillwr. ll. Hullivlml. .X. IR-ipifli. R. l'.mlin, R. Ifarlc, 'lf Enrich, D, fLl'cL'l11'. lf. King, D, -Iulmwn, .Srumfl Ii'n.i': I. llllu. lf. Gottlmrzlth, S. Gink, 'lf Ilipshcr, li, filliilllll. li. ll'lllxL'l. ll. Xiulim-wi. Il. Pnnrllncrg. R. lluntvr. li, Cuuninglixmi. Nl. Xvilllfilbtli. Y. H.imilmu. I. l'ilt'NL'LliCl'. .-X. Rnppleycgx, P. LC0llllill'lll, NI. Xllxlillltill. K. Iwllumx. NI. liulm. lfmnl Row: S. Moyer, N. Hvlzel. K. Borings. R. King, li. C2l1ristr'11w11. .X. fi.II1lplJCll, E. Taghon, NI. Tullcy, R. Collim, G. Guingi. Nl. XlLCil.llll. D. Smith, bl. Brainerd, YV. Bi6lJCSllf'ilHf'l'. Rudley, N. Bowden. 171 XX. IJIIIQHIH, C.om'.ul, R. l.:nIgn'l'c, XX. Xfrung, D. Southall. liczlslcy, I. l5l.uL. ll. Xlmwy. NI. liinllrlmllgh. 'If AILTII. D. llcx. ul l11L'll wlm wvrc mum' zlcliw in sumtiug :md wlmsf: pu1'pus6 nmx' IS In an-rw thc mzuupus, Ulllllllllllily. :md lmtifm. Some ul rl1ep1'ujcrxs than kc-up thc .XPU3 busy arc: Illllillliiillillg thc L'ZlHlPllS bulletin lNJ1llAdN. lu-lping xvltll caunpus clcntimms. olimirixatillg :lt thc' UMUC UJIIICSI. gmcl lmxiug .1 c1lll'iSUllllS party for the Cary Horne urplxxlns. 1 L .. KN L- .,.-f- ,,, ml: Iffmw R. Ikmks. R. llmll, 'If XILIINILIH. E. Bell, D. Rankin. XV. Slielslral, lx. l'1'iu-, H. HIIITLN, -I, Nlillvr, ul. I,.If'llL', CQ. Hzmscn, S. Kulp. SVIYJIICI Row: .X. kc-ul. I. li.n.11'. DI. Hfnlmll. Wcllx, X. Olmslmi. NY. SLGIJIICIIMWII, A. Buclnick. CI. 1 I' fli. G. l..1l1r, ID. Ik-ning. A, .Xr11ul4I. L.. XILNMQ, Ifmnf Row: YV. Gillilamcl. Keeping the Campus informed .Xlplm l'l1i f,IllL'gJl. Il lmliolml scrx'ic'v lllgllllilllfiflll. is 1'0ll1p0SC'd ALPHA PHI OMEGA 72 .1 dw Q. 1 Green Guard points the way. 0- 'C7 v va .,-,-?.'Nf'N- -wr ,, ,. gg., . 1 -11. 1. Bank Row: T. xv11NHIl. H, 1.t'HII.ll'i1. 11. 541111111111 5. I,.l1ll11K'k'1llg, 11lIlN1, li, 11111013 13, N1'Nl1K'. XI. 111lNl, 1'lll7lf lfrnw: X1 'I'. Yl1I1L1Cl'I1llll'1i, XY. 13.11111 IJ. l..11111'11111. P. lin-1111u111, 5111417141 Yllllllgltll, ll. Xlillvr. 11, 511ll1t'll1L'1111. Xl. Wiw, N1Q1I1l1l'N, Ifmvz li. l'u1'11l1-1', C. 111111112 ID. 1'lllN1gll, R. S11'1111c111:1g1'11. S. I,. 1 lg.l!ll. 11. 11l1Nl'Ill.lll. .X. li11111'11. 13, l11'c11111'1. Proper l1C1jllS1lIlClll 111 l'1Acsl1111c11 11'Ull1L'l1 tu 11111113115 lifc is thc 11111111 co11cc1-11 111 f1l'L'L'Il 611.1111 111111u1'111'1'. 'l'11c yc:11' 1JL'g.lll with 1110 t1'z1c1iliu1111l f1l'CC1l f1lli11'K1 1'i111i1 :111c1 1011111111011 with 11 c11ll'1S1ll1llS Party. 011tsl:111c1i11g CL11x1111S. 12113171111 1111L' 14111, 111-1'c soon ic1c'11ti1icc1 as actiws by' c1is1i11cti1c pots. After pledging, t11c next 10111118 p1'11g1'11111 was 13131111611 with the l'4J1ll1SC1L'L'5 1,1131 i11 111i1111. GREEN GUARD 173 SCHOLASTIC 1 rx? . hw' 1'-w X jane Baur 4.1. V 'fi - . ' S .' , ,if , .ai N A W l Rosellyn Potts Y? .F ew juanita Clay 174 ,R 1. 5:5 QP X 'C ' Barbara Brenner Peggy Atkinson , :x , x ' 9' ,, Q' x t Gail Cramling arf fa. gg 'wx 9 B A K. Mary Arm Youngren Sue Hurst Lesley Franz '27 Beth Christen ., A V X X , We 3 TQ K - X LX Sue Nighbert Lolitia Beaty Bl - 'D Marianne Plzak ,A leanne Pollock ,GY xx 5 if . 'Af :QQEEQ r ' ' ,. N , x Dannie Cameron lf'-l3v.sj,:'S t tx lan Yohey X, va s loan Howard -I nn i 'sl x-,Y 1 .- I Barbara Ehrlwart Sinu- its louucling in lfllii. Nlurtztr lloztrtl. at lllllllllllll ltollumxlty lm' st-him' wmnucu. hats sought to lIlSIlll in its menu- hers ll feeling lor CllSf'l'lllllll2lllllg' sc1'x'ic'c. Ti sense ul respumilalc leaclctiltip, and at Uilllllllllll strixiug lm' st-lmlqtstit' cxtcllclltc, both belurc and aftct glllflllflllull. CIo11tint1z111t'c ul Nlortzu' Boz11'tl's notexmtttlty st'l1ulq11'sl1ip pmglxtlll lm' Qlllillllllt' :mtl llllClCl'g1'flCllllltC XYUIIICII is entirely tlcpcnclcnt on the sgtlc ul Nlortzn' liogartl cztleltclztrs. Nlurtnt' llogtrcl held its gmnuztl lull retrcztt ut Shzltlcs State Park to cstzthlish thc Hillllllg' y6L1r'n PTUQI-3111. First on thc pmgrzult was the 1.1-ztclclxllip Clonlcr- emc with flllllflllll Delta Kappa. Othct pl'Ugl'lilllS incluclccl clist't1sSions and Cll1lllCl'5 with lata-ttlty and Ullltll' spegtkt-1's. IVIORTAR BOARD -S ag- ., dv' wa Donna Moore . ex ,sv- QS David Parker O. D. Roberts Stanley E, Poe Richard Hazleton Frank lvllynarczyk George I-l. Mayer Lee Chaden 1 john R. Green Carl johnson javad Bazargani in Viv! W' -N-,, My Mike Goodman Russell H. jensen George Riess james L. Farris Daniel Swinford OIVIICRON DELTA KAPPA 76 111151 Scpte111l1c1' fJllllL'l'OI'l Delta Kappa. a natiolial leaclersliip soiictv lor urllcgc 111611, i111'i1ecl one llllIlLl1'CCl and forty cz1111p11s lcaclcrs to discuss ullwlll' l'11ix'e1'sity and the 1llCllYiClll2ll.n This von- le1'c1111e cxciiipliliecl O1JK's tlireefolcl purpose: 1'cc'og11izi11g 111611 who haw altainecl .1 liigli Slllllfllllfl ol' cllicieiicy in college activities and inspiring otlicrs 111 strive for these same liigli stalidards: SCCO11KlA ly. l1clpi11g'to mold ideas witliin the college cf11111111111i1y 011 questions ol local as well as i11te1'c'ollegiz11c imcrestz and finally, briligilig to' getlwr lllL'llllJCl'S ol' the laculty and the student body 1111 the basis ol 11111l1111l i111c1'csl and llllClC'I'SlllllfllIlg'. l 413 l l NRJ jay Agness Robert D. l-lostetler David L. Banner Steven B. Cutshall Richard Cabell Donald Lowes el ina... 'TS' ..- N 6 ' Charles Armstrong Richard I. Scott Donald Paarlberg Paul Zarernbka Melvin C-arland Richard C. Lurie i il! --r, Thomas johnson Kenneth E. Brunke Fredrick Falkner joseph Pearson Paul Schwartzkopf Peter K. l-lo 'sang 'F' Vw Richard Bozung Robert E. Schafer Allan D, Coecker Marshall Noel joseph A, Chess Daniel S, Burks 177 PHI ETA SIGMA Phi litzi Sigma, nzitional sclmlzistic llOl1Ul'21l'y, pledges men with either :1 5.5 first seniester index or ll 5.5 sefond semester acclnn. The Purdue clmpter, une ol the lalrgest in the nation, maintains 3 But this list is endless' sflmlznsliip fund und distributes pznnphlets outlining study habits. 114111: Rmv: D. Flillllgilll, l'. l1.IlICl'lUll. llxnnilton, M. Xillllll. G. Ccis. I.. Su Nl. R4 ill, XY. Sxnlmdal, Ci. liirsch, ljlllkti 'lf Vlillkllllljblill, R. XVznll1, P. Ylllillllllfil. D I uningcr. Smurlfl Row: l, Ridgwuy. M. illllllll, l. Gilpin, Nllll'Cll0llNl'. XY. llgnis. IJ. lQllUXVllUll, li. lmup. lvlillfllll, l'. .Xye-rs. M. Fowler. l'Inlmm. Nl. M117 unuld. R. Ilcmp, N. l'k'li0lslll1l. Ifmnl Run 1: D. Diehl, Ll, Granhzun. l'. Reynolds, 'lf Reiley. S. I.ynmh, Gznrrigus, R. R1lfUQ'. XViley, .-X. Scllleicllcr, H L ll l ll Jllhllllfbllll, XY. -legen, XYiL-sen in , . 'l'l1umpson. mn- i 178 99 , fc fx 1 Igtllk Kuzu: li. Hcmlricks. lf.. llxlnml. N. xvlllll, ll. Splcrx. X. lSl.ll1.ml, I., Ixvllx. I.. Xlllllllxll, l'. liuml. N. Slllll'l'S1lll. li. Ht'llCl. B. Smith. L. lIHl'llt'1', Cl. H.lli.lllS4Pll. .X. lhumliclml. U, Iirmvll, H. Nl.1v, l'. NllXlllll.lL'l. R. Rmlm. lt. fmmlill. .X Nylznnd. M, XICITI, .X. l,L'l'lJltll, lfwnl Rfnu: li. Null:-. R. Slrviglmmll. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA By l'E'COgl11llIlQ lllgll Sl'llUlll5lllx zlclllcvclxlclmt, Al- I: A phil Lzmlbdzl DGIIQ1. ll Illllllllllil lm11u1':11'y lm' lrcslmmcn , . . . . UL-lun lxlm lxnppgl I5 41 Stlluliwllt' l1u1m1':11'y lm XVOIIICII, CI'lK'Olll'llQ'CS qmwtlu mwnrcl the In-st clurmg . Y . ., . ' ' . . rmulslzlmllng' llIJPL'l'i'l1lSSl1lt'Il Ill tllc balmuls ul Humxm- college wears. A lillllllllg umcllc on ll wlutc lmcgmy . . I . . . . . ' . . . lllvs :mal 5l'lL'l1l'L'. Illc purposc ul Illc' lm11m'.11'v IN SlgIlll'1CS thc llglll ol knowlcclgc-lmcrs to kmcllc. . tu lJl'UHlUlC luglm stalulgnlcls uf lllill'llllL'1' :md Skllflldll slup :md to gnc ullu ml 1'u'og11iliu11 lu Qu lliewxlxcllr. Front Row: B. SICglll1llL'I', NI. 15411111 B. Cilurixlcn. B. HI'CllIlL'l', Nl. I.. NL-wlmurn. KI. YxiLlllgl'C'Il. Bark Row: S. Slums. M. Plluk. S, I.. ,l.lllc-, G. Rviwx. H. Sllmcnlclall. Cl. Ifruit. rv xa- 5 L,,,fa 179 Burl: lviuzu: Iixius, KI. Ulllll, XX. Lvxlm, C. IQIIIICY, In I'1'c1I1L'I. I. l.I1:1p111:1l1. XV. IiOI'IlllIllIII. I. Ywgcl. 'lf Llvglm, l'. Xpplc, R. Spa-111c1'. IJ. El1l1lc1'. 'l'l11'1fI Row: L. Rclllpcrl. .X. XYIIMJII, N. SI1cI1zlLIL'I1, IJ. AIQIQIILINLIII, R. Iiullioux, Sih, li, Oflmki. U. .X Kip cr. CI. IIIWNVII. ID. ,xIIL'll, I'. Slwcls. D. AIllITily, XY. Suzuki. Sl'llI7IIl1fllIl'f XV. SIICII. R. 541111. D. Mock. I-3111k111gl1:1111. R. Klcifgcll, 511110, XY. M.11'li11s, IS. fL1ll1c1'l. R. Bug.. L. .xl1lIlllI'S, Ll. Nlanrkcr. I.. Icl1imI:1, Ii. Bl'w1wl1. Ifnml lfnzw: XV. Kccnc. SIlII1IHl'lI. D. I'Il'1lllllv X. CIOIICICKIQ, ID. IXIIHII. XY. Raul. Clolwc-ll. I.. I'v1t4,111. Nl. C1I11'1sl1a111. IILlL'IllCI', B. l-Q:1s1111oncl. Iflil Iinppgn Xu. :1 1111111111111 cI6c'I1'1c':1I c11g111cc1'111g I1c111u11111y, works U1 1111111 ll LIUSCI1 111111111 lllllflllg Iilfs 111 collega as well 215 those 111 p1'z1ct11'c'. T111-11' activities ure as 1'z11'1ecI as they :wc 111tQ1'csa- ing: IIIZIIIIILIIIIIIIQ 11 IYJLICIIIIQ 11141111 and wf11'I4sl1c1p: I141IcI111g help scs- S11111s l'c11' sf1pI111111m11c lilfs: going 1111 liclcl trips 111 IllCIl1SIl'yI publish ing the Dm1uI1lc Ii-angle Ilt'XX'SlJilIX'l'Q ZIIICI Imving their QZIIQI picnic 180 ETA KAPF-'A NU Striving im' 1111Pl'UX'L'C1 Sl'1lU1ll1'S1l1IJ thc 1llll1Ul' 211111 sc11i111' 111011 of Pi 7112111 Sigma enjoy 1'c1111ws11ip whilc pt11's11i11g ll ftbllllllttll 111111 tional goal. The 11CILt c'11:1ptc1' of this 111ct1111111it':11 Cl1g1l1CL'l'1l1g 1l0l1Ol'lll'y spt111sn1's 11 Meet thc 1,14lliC5StJl'SH night 111141 ht-lp scssittm to aid studelits. Pc'1'su11:11 1ll1L'gl'1Iy 511111 1lL'llt1L'l1l1t' flt'1l1L'XL'I1lL'Ill 1111 1'c:coy'11izec1 with the Hf,lllSI1lllC11llf1' S11 !ilHI11Ul'L'H g111'111'c1. 'Q xv H.. Q 1 ,K , ,i 5 X w. x K . X wx Who has the answer? it 7 1 1 f Burk Row: S. 1'11Ai1lL'l'. 'l. Sthult, 1.. Kmuhl, xv-liNi1. 1. 1'i11t'I'lIl.tl1. I. lf1.1tk Pgltiwt-ls, St-1'gt'g1111, lf, IU11IlNthll, K. 11. 11.11v1u. 5lll.l11. 15. .x11L'lI. 'l'l1111 Row: D. Coty, R, 1.t'1'l't'1't. Al. 1'1l'Ill1L'lxUll. 11. fiL'tll'gl', 1,. 111lIll'1l't'1t1l, 'If Bush. H. Pryt11t'1'c11, ul. Bulatgtil, I. Xwiiclv. li. 11.1151-, 1. X1.11111t111-1111. H. XX'11w11. Smrnnl Ruzv: 14. ,lt-11ki11s. R. 1,u1'it', XY. Cl1.1hI1N. NI. 'I1t1t11111111li.111x. fl. 1,UWl'11I. XV. 11lll'Sl1l. C. 1jClJ1it'll, NI, .Xtixtgt-11. R. S. f,QllllL1QlllLl. R. lilvhi Ii Hxtwlhy. l'Al'UIIf lfmv: 'lf lligwitl. li. 111't111Lt', IJ. fi1.I1'1x. lx. Hump, CL. l.1s.1x. R. H:tz111. '1'. B1tC11IIf1t1g11. I. l.1t'11tw1I1. I. Ft-t-lv. R. 1311wst'11 I. lflt-ixt11c1i'. 1 1 PI TAU SIGMA 181 limi: lfmw: bl. lfxiux. XI. Xlillmllamml, R. 1.l'HkL'l'l. CI. Luweth, Gallxllmrcl. NI. Xuwlgen, XY. Suzuki. I.. Iclliclu. Front Rvzv: R. XY. In-vllv. I. fQHl1lNIL'ill. R. Hunan. .X. liitlrvmlgn-. R. Iilciigcn. l'lll7lK'l0ll. R. Sum, R. Bczlrcl. R. Schultl, Taenzcr, XV. vfmnl limp: IX lzlijnh. BI. Nwuic, 'l'. Slllllll. S. lfisclmcr. D. K0lxIlI'llIll1bf. T. Phillips. L. linuhl. I . Sleininger, T. Huang. .. - XJ .4 75. XJ I nl Ifmr: XY. Claus. Yu-fl. Ii. Il.mk, lr., D. Hcmlcrwn, R. lflmvcrs, Shuin. IJ. lilmln-lcr. R. Hmn'. T. Rlfflllllllllgll P . 11 x ' 'L will! XX' I.:-cl Q IJ Kl1iLkc1'lJockc1'. lfmut Ifuzr: R. klein, I.. l'cylm1, L. I-lollmvny, R. Llll'lC. H I. hmm D Xluun C In Nflllflll fuzz lx fllllllxl fl Ixl 182 'Q rt- '. .' . Ulll'l', ll.. llLI.IM'giQCl', R, Spgml-1-, Kluhcn, Cl. Yukmuom. G. Scmlclwuk. K. Brunke. M. fgllliiillll All in The life of a Tau Beta pledge. fgllllf Ruth: XY. Stclllttrrll. fi. llrvgttc. R. Dl'KllfIJL'l'. Swt't'l. P. Iivztns. li. llunvillc, CL. Hcspritlt. li. SilXt'l'N. ul. 'lkvllittgvt' A. I,iIldCIIlllll. Swfuml limp: R. Clfmttlcv, S. Y.:-r, S. Gcmhitki L CLCIIIIJLTIC. I. Slums. l'XL'llllllLlY, R. l':uI.tx. 17. Smith. R TAU BETA PI lh' wtwwttifiltlt utntstalttiitw ttnclt't'f'mtltltttcf Stu 5 ,H H .H clcttts :tml Illllllllli in their liclcl ul CllgiIlCCl'illQ. . lit-tn Pi. tmtimml gtll-t't1g'il1cc-1-ittg llUIlUl'lll'y. punt ' h H 4 4 5 mtmmtc s at gtml ttm n'cl whtth lllihllllll mtl mph dents tgm worlg. Stlmlastit- cligilmility 1'C1lllil'CIllL YZIIIQL' lmnt 5.0.3 hu' xt Senior S tu 5,5 fmt ll Alun tm .m. Inu lictzt Pi ztlm scrws tts gt liztistm IJCIYYCCII tht x':11'iut1s CllgillL'L'I'iIlQ' schools. Plcclgcn ui tht- Putt .-Xlphzt Cillatptcr. htrgcst in tht' ngttiun, are when se 1 pulislting the hmnlt' Bent ttcgtr tht' Nllf huilttw thc l3cnt is the sytnhul tri 'l':1t1 lictzt Pi. Rictcr, D. Ilutitn'mx'xki flllllllllll. l'. yticr. lvmtl Ruth: R. Cook. R. l'mx'c R. Htll'khLlI'l. I.. Rlllltktlll, ff. 'ltnstlllug R Nlilim, IS. lfcxty, D. Nlillvr. I,icm'sth. cx Scliolziixliip, Clitilcnsliip. and I.c11clci'sliip arc required of 21 im-iiihci' ui Iutzi Imiilrclzi Sigma IIlClllSIl'i2li Iiduczttimi l1o1ium1'y 1'LllL'l'l1iIy. The yczti' was liiglilightcd with the huincling cali the Xniun Swupc NIL-iiitnigil Scliulmsliip Loam Fund tu be used to :iid mlcscixiiig iiichisttigil cchiczitirm studciits lurthci' their cclticzttimi. Uthui cu-tits imlurlccl thc spring and lzill hgiiicliiets. :ind thc 1 iiiiiiigtl piciiit ivhimh wats held in Nlziv. 455 zz., ik 'R X X X f..fr.5iqiv:,.x,M vi , limi: Ifmu: S. Xlmx-Iitiiiw. CI. Cl1'.twim1I. bl. lltnlcmil, T. Smith. R. Bcity. Swmzrl Row: YX'intilc. II. johnson. ID. llctkcr, CL. I l.uk, XY. Grow. Ifmnl lfruw: R. Yun Hlllll, NY. lluwm, R. Dilliutl, XV. Fellows. 184 KAPPA DELTA PI A national honor and profcssioiiul society that CIlL'Ulll'llgCS high professionzll, intcllcutnzil, and personal stznidznods, Kzippxi Delta Pi is open to juniors :ind seniors ligiving nizidc ontstzniding runtrihn- tions to thc ficlcl ol cdin-xition. Kzippxi DCiIll Pi mcciitly cstzihlisliul thc hono1'zn'y's nanionzil lic1iclqiizi1't6rs in their iicivly clcclicatccl building nczn' thc Purdue cznnpus. ps il'vX vx -up YY .i - ,zixszw t. ,kiwi 1 i limi: lfmw: R. Potts, I.. xl.ll'llll, Nl Hqnnnng. XX. ,X. Shnnk. .X, Dann. .M-'mul Ifmw: H. lx:nilhn.in. IJ. llaniicw, .L NI. bnnth, S. 'Iwll'lllLliIll', ,IUIIIINUIL S. Ruin. Ifmnl Hon XI X C1l'lw's I- Simon. S. lzlknis, I' hh.. ID.inin'rIwck. lx. lung. Education keeps us booked up? 185 i Q PROFESSIONAL Checking for members. Baile Ruin: Sipe. L. XN'hilc, 'II XvL'lllll't'IlllCl'. LI. Rcecl. li. D. 'I'aiylor, I,. Downer. Peansoii. P. lfricml, Clonriul. G. Buckingham. 'l'. Soininers. S. liinuiicl, l.. Nliiisli. Goclln. .Srmriil Ruin: D, Swinlorcl. R. Cllziry. D. Nlillcr. R. Holmn, R. XX'clp. IJ. Stark. R. Liu-ngoocl. D. XvilllNlt'lCI'. li. xvZll'.L'l'lllllIl. CL, Spciikcr. IJ, lforal. H. Hohlt, Cain, XY. Sniilh. ll, Innigcr, lfronl Row: R. XVL-isiiiilleix H. lic-ck, R. liilincr, .-X. Goecker. S. Belden, R. Fanning, Ifclmolltlsoll. l,illlL'l 4Ull, Cireeii. H. Rinc-Q. L, liranner, S. Nlitlioefcr. C. XYiniincr. C. XXI-aiw1'. ALPHA ZETA 186 High scliolarslwip, sound clizirzicter. :incl fine fellowship are the qualities tlixn Alpha Zeta, 21 national zigricultural lioirorary, looks lor in potential pleclges. By holding a speech contest. awarding a scliolgirsliip lo the outslancling sophomore in the School of Agricul- lurc, :incl lic-lping with Operation l3rainpower, Alpha Zeta encour- ages leaclersliip on campus as well as in the field of agriculture. I'I'0l1f Ifmr: l'.ihl. XI. I . 19.111011 ll. fLill,,X. Smilh, 5. llulll, l'. ISLILUI1 li. Hullc' 'V K' 'T liuflf lfmr: IJ, l,All'kL'l', D. l,mws. ll. lil'illi'i1'IilUii. I'u.uwii, ll. XYFIDNIUI, H, Slvlliltlls, Il. 'lhuiilpwll. ll. Burkx. lfmurlCfm': Cl. .X1'iiulim1g. I. Iinlip-n1.nli. R. W.rrrcii. G. lfiklriy II. Uillixpiv. I SIGIVIA DELTA CHI .-X pmlcsniuiisll sncicly hai' im-ii ciigngccl in juni nzilism. Sigma Dchgx llhi is clcclin-.itcml lu high inm- llIiiiSIilX iclcgils. I'mg1':uiis iL'Llllll'il1Q, pimiiiliciil iullll ngilists :incl thc awairfliiig ni ISSN il-L'.l1'ilL'l' cilalimix hclpccl im-iiilrcis Iullill their aims. f.UIlIlllllLliiX' iilgilxllig thc liuicllilus. VIAIICILI Sig l'hi l'L'lHQ,lIilL'S PlIl'iillL'4S Ulllhlilllliillg imlriigilisls. . . , y Qllillll k'IlIUYC'li Iuuiiiig, XX h.X X. the l'1i'1x'cltc In Tho iml Clmii-iw. xii-wing Vlbllllllllllllilfltill hhns, and thc .mnuail ya-:li-ciicl Nl.uti'1x lnhlu liuiiuriiig iiicnihcrs. limi: Razr: I . Glam. X. Umliurii. l.. l'i'cm'lt. Nl. Nm-wliurn. Hgniiu. Cl. llchm-il. D. fi.lIllL'l'Ull. E1 'Y V! Lf i af-5 xx N .,-k fx. I N . 1 I- ,- 187 I ,J qi KAPPA EPSILON AX national pharmacjeutical fraternity for women, Kappa Epsilon. has its largest chapter at Purdue. The most important social event was a Christmas party liouuring prospective sophomore members. The grutip also eujoyccl a picnic and a Caroling party with Kappa PS1 and worked on service projects. fl: Roan: NI, Nlaycur, Al. 'lillrllllID5Hll, NI. H'L-luster. R. XYilkius. M. Zimuier, 1- ,I2ll1hSL'll, C. ,lLlllSbt'Il. ll. Brown, CI. Delmcrl. N. Kcccli, lfrmzl Huw: Cl. Shaller, NI llClllll. li. Koenig, A. Nl. Daily. Y. XViule1', KI. llcritagc, B. Zelnis, S. rmom-y, H. Nl. Davis. B. Heitlcurcim 188 1511411 lfflivi Nl. Nlilyllllll rl-llllllllhlbll. Nl. XX'1'vl1stc1'. R. lX'ilkius. N. Zimmer. E. Alalllwhvll. Cf. ,lCllht'l1. Hrllwll. CI. Belimwl. N. lien-ali. lfmnl Row: CI. Sliafler, M. lltlllll. li. lincuig, .X. Xl. Daily. V. xYllllCl'. CI. Heritage, B. Zeluis. S. Clarmoncy. ll, M. Davis, B, l'lL'lKll'l1l'tAIC'll. Jv Rx Learning the S20 prescription. C? -e-ev -Q4 limi: Rfmiz R, liuiiu-r, I. SllYCl', S, Stlniclcr, S. lietlufr, 'lf Pugh. G. Balt-v R lillllhltlll. .Sfiizriil Ifmw: R. XVt'lllIlLIIl. lx. St'llL'lgt'l'. R. lll.n'v. R. Nitksit. Nl.i1'u.itu-. I. l:l'L'L'IllLlll. Ifmiil lffizw: L. luliiisuii. R. flraiiie. ll. Stcciilmigcr lfircs, Hnnniner. N, Reed. D. Parker. KAPPA PSI Oldest ul' tlie plin1'ii1z1t'etitit'al lil'llfCl'lliIlt'S. Kzlppzi Psi offers its members fl uiriecl IJliUgl'lll11 of films and guest speakers. Twice ll year, pledging utuirs um- cluded by an initiation banquet. Participation in the biennial National Ciomeiltiun climuxed this yezn' as a Purdue member was elected Gmncl Regent. 189 - Q 3 3 - 'fluillrlq 1. 3 limi: Ruth: S. licu'l'iul4. l.. CI.u'lsuu, 'lf 5lJllIlQCl', R, Nailxu. R. Sguulcr. H. Ruuucls. T. Clrolcy. CQ. Huris. S, Gilmore. Iwunf Rmv: ll. Nlcckcll ll. lillllllilllilll, f.I. Nlilh-r, R. llirstliln-rg, Silwruiaui. R. lliutus, R, Zum-ig. S. hlzillic. ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Tliosc- iu Plll'ClllCiS .Xlphzi lipsilou Dcltgi thrip- ter unite iu the pursuit of exft-llzilicc' ul mccliczil stuclics. Hy spoiisoriiig lumspitail tours :incl lccturcs. initiate bxuiqucts, Clliristuias parties. :incl picnics. thc clmptci' clcuimistrzitcs L'HIll'C'l'll lor its lllCI1ll7L'l'iS needs. f ' ' 1 The Rho Chi lacy syuilmlifes high stziuclards 0 iutcllcctuzil zittziinuicuts. It set-ks to prmnute fellow- ship iu plizuiimfy amd iluiczisc the nwarcilcss of pm- lessiuugil responsibilities. During' tha? year, Rho Chi hvlcl :ui Iuitiatiuu aiucl .fXll-Pl1:muzu'y Hzuiquet. RHO CHI limi: lmw: D. lllgllw, I,. l'wK'llN'l, Clulgulll. .X, lfltcs. ll. ll. llllll. lfmnt lfuzvi Stone, KI. g.lllillL'l. XV. llxzrris. C. Tl'lllllll'. 4 H NA Yi .8 xr W-H' .ff .Q ff .F srf 190 gf, r,.:w TT'-'L-'Y f Burk Rmv: IIL'Il1'llliIlI, L. Slinlmcll Ix Iwllums I XIII I'l-CSIIIHCII band lfllll , . . . .. 1 ur. XX R. QIIVQINHII, R. Iwlmwn. I, xY.lSIll'lk, I, VIL'NllIt'l', L H. .XLILIIIIX XV. Iivcm-, R. .X1mwI4I. QI. KIJIIILQIIN. II, KII1.nxt.nin, I'a-wnlxn. R. I-,ln-I, S. AIJXIUIK. R. N:'ulIx.um. XI. II.nlmun. R. S, Humax. R, Hu1kI1.ut. R, Ilull. I. Ihximlwln, Ilmnl Ifmv: Xlukixlx. R. IXUIIIIIIIN, l,. Hl'IlIll'l, I. I5.nmw. .X I,ll1'lIllt' llpuliliull Im' ciglxtccll youu, lllc' Sully Dug Inn Ihml Inns uplmclci gm illlplwsivc MIICCIIIIC' RCIUTUIIW. IIVUIU 41 5UmmVI' W IIXIIIPi In R-MII playing nl molly-gm .md night clubs in thc Nlidwcs CIW MUSIC HHH- KJPI39' KQIPIM PSI- IIN' X4'tI 'II'I 'I'l1c Dugs i5uml1sIcIL'l'L'1I IuIlglX'L'ul1L'4mI ilu' Q'CllllIllL Band Hfmumry. stalru-cI lllc I'41II by pu-ncnling U.I.Ill U,mL.I,IN UI ll.-uIiti1,,,t,I NUI- Ummm IM,- Opus 2 with Sliill Kenton. Otllcr IHIXPILKIS imlmlm-II p. suck lumps. :md nuke sales. IYiIkillx, S. 1.11. 'If Iigwtlrtt, IE. I.4nmI. Il, Cnlilllfnul, I,, UIn'l'IluIlfvl', NI. Clmsk. 191 Q., limi: Rmr: D. Hiller. bl. Rmitli. R. .X1'riak. R. Sinilvy. R. lllllllillg. H. Young. llfmt Rmv: P. I'il'iC'lIll, NI. llxyloig R, Xhwiig. .X. Gocmlwlx 'l'. Huzngluml. Scholzirsliip is importzmt to any lionorzlry and Xi Sigmgi Pi, ll nzititmzil hniestry limiorary. is no dif- yh,mlm.S Ol' mph.. flaw xlphq eniuyed infmmll- iicrt-nt. A hill initiziriun hguiquet and the pI'6St'lltH- the Spcqkem Uuidcd mum ,md muvicg ,H they tion ul gin outstzuiding frcsliiuzm uwzircl are but a few lCLlI'1lCd inure :ihuut :1g1'ic'ult1i1t:il ccluczition. As their N95 In Hhlfll M'Wl '5'1'l' In 'molly 15 Unplhmfed' special project. they helped :it Yllliiilllfi Future F111'iuA ers ui Aliicricn 1lldgillg'l'Ulllt'SIS Illftlllglllilll the Slilttt limi: lfuzu: Hcml. T, Bczirtl. CL. XIt'l'I'iIt. Ifmllt limp: S. C. QIUIIIINIJII. Wiulnlcll. D. Stark, li. Bxlrv. An 1:1 192 1 Burl: Row: M. XVilsull. .X. cQUL'llRL'l', R. Iilllllillg. IJ. ll.lllll-, D. R. Nlulk. P. Bllwlvl: L. NI.lislL fflllll' IfUIl'I R. XX'clslllillcl', Rccll, l.. Xvllilt, PQIIICIBUII, 15. Allillll. lidllllrllclsull. Pllbllllllillg sl.llollll'slllp. ICLIKICIKSIUID. gllld l'L'5Clll'l'Il M . lll lllllllc clullulllils. fflllillktbll Xu llllll ll llllsx' 'cn' Ille IIICII lll lllc C4-lu. :lll .Xgmlllllllw I'llllllll'zl1'y H I lx, I . I 1 5 . . V ' . lvl 1-:lll lllU sum lUlllUl'L'S WCVL' l'L'L'UU'llllCC All ll tml. 1l'llIl'l'lllIy, llllxc' Ll llllby lll'llY1IS' htllililllll Illcll' .u- P' I 4 I ' , x glllll St'X't'l'lll lIlIL'l'L'NllllQ IlIt'L'Illl2,S XK'L'l'C lll-ld lll plnics- , . . tlvitics include lllc Cercs lisslly LRFIIIKLNI, Clcln-5-.Lg lullmlly Cllllb Glulill .Illllgillg f.UIllL'5l, :lllcl llflllillg 5lllL cvlllll lllll S111 lll U1 lill 5lllHX Ill lcl with llle fl ditillll lllclllbcls Cllilly ll illll lllltl spring lllilllllll' I, suis llolllcs. rl-alll' llllllllall zlwzllxl lJllll4lllt'I cmlcll :lll- HIIIUI' 5lllKl'SSlklll yn-lll' im' tllc ulglllllllllillll. OIVIICRON NU fuk Row: A. Glll'l'ic'lll, K. BIYICIQCII, ll. Bulk, S. Iillxlllll. 13. l'.llI'llHl'l, H, Gibbs, .X. Gusllmll. Fftlllf Ifnzu: ID. Hillclllllllll. NI. Cilzllk, ll. xYlIQ,lli'I'. I,. cllllIiLL', S, Nigllhl-rt, R. Pflllx. IJ. R. iI.lllll'lllll. I.. kcull.llll. .kv T M-' X YYY YT? CTV Sim H 193 Hl'2ll'y. l'CL'UgllllCS those lvllu excel ill lllClllSIl'lLll fl ,. . A as 1'-R ,363 Q- '-7 i- SD D. Nlfllllbll. Llliallle. xl. Sllt'lll. CL. lilyllll, ll. Sllydl.-l'. ll. .xlklll5llkUllg. ALPHA PI IVIU Jxlllllll Pl Nlu. llll lllClllSIl'l1ll l'lllg'lllL'L'l'lllg llllll- For Clixil l'lllg'lllC'L'I'S there is the scllulzlstie lltlll- mary ll'zllel'llily aptly Illlllltil Chi l'lIJSllUll. Pledge projects llllfl well-attended lJ2lllllllC'lIS helped to lllzlke - , V- -, - Q , - , A , - this I1 SllLlL't'SSllll vein: NIt'IlllJCl'5 ill Qflitllllllt' Sflllifll l'.llQlllL'L'llllQ. llllw gmll 13 lL'.llllL'll by IJICSCIIIIIIQ ll A U - U ' llllil guest speakers added lllterest to IIICCIIIIQS. CHI EPSILON lllllillli' In the Senior judged Nlust fJllISllllltllllg ill ll :md lay lJl'HlllHllIlQ, Ili llllxllllgll pledge plnjects. llfulr limp: ll. Klzllk, I, EllQ'L'll'l1ll'dl. G. I-x'll-s. ll. Denu, I,. Ffllllf Huw: D. Diehl, R. lioppe, XV. Bll'lJCblNillllCl'y R. l,lllSC, C.l'fwiek. C., 3lll4lCIlk'. S, lNL'llll1lXX'CI'. bl. lJlNlIlL', fllllllllll. XY. lilllllllllld. N. Burk, IJ, HCIIII. 'II lllikllllle. llll X Scwmki. lf.Su-wingn-1.5.Clvmlmki. X.lIl1vnx. XX'. S.nlixhu1x. Ulll Q., Q lx 47-'Q I . ..-9 I5 11111: Rmv: X. 5IllIIxl!XX'lkN. C.. l51'.nl1mlI,XX. NIIIIIIUI. C.. lmnlllug. I XX'hilc. XY. Dvlix, I.. I'I.llIllNIxX, IE. Slvlnllullx. IB. II.lXllIxUll. :mul liuzv: 5, Slflllfl, li. cIl'lIlIll'lIK', li, liulvn. Il. NL'IilllIlk'. CATALYST The Catalyst CIIIIJ, 111 Ilclclltlml ln llN ltgllhll ulivilics lmlcln Ll slning lmmlm-1. xpmlwu mums ul lIlL'lllil'2lI IIILIIISIYICS. :md alwziuls .x ml1ul.11sl11lm to thn- Slllllllillg IIICIIIIJCIX Il IJl'4lIIlllfk'N high LllIlIL'XL'Illk'lll , flltlllll 11 md XICVIIIIIIQIVII l'11gx111-ms. IIIIHHU I - ' Q . Bank Huw: L. Rulwwll. R. r x - I. l'CllLlllAlX', lx, I.nl.u, C.. X. SLIYIRUXYILI, R, llxlllvlull. II.ugc1lul'11. li. 5llXtIL'l', Ciuulhinki llmlulug, lf. XX'hiu-, F. fQQ'IlIIDt'lIt'I H.n.aL. IJ, Sxmlh, I . Nluilrilnuw, P. Nlillnlx 1'lll7lf Ilmr: 1-. f.UlsUll. ID. Xllllcl. ull I Illl'IM'lIll I R,S11n.n.I':fmllffuviIJ i..lII.1h.u1.lx.5u.u1s . . . I XI L I XX1mIs R I'lllLL I5 Sn N sk .un up . J , I . ' . . , 'lllNK'll. .. '1 XXIIllll'. llm-M. li. n f,Illt'!,.l C.hi IIIDSIIHII, lhv IILIIIUIILII smlmlzmlc hun- urnx' Im- Llu-11114.11 I'llglllL'L'lh.hIJUllP1Hlt'lI.l l'x L'5IllllLlll- mm Jlilllt lll lh llll smmlwlul 111 lll-mlmul plum I ca .JI Q 4 cl.mmc. .xml wok um- ul lllgh mlmwl Day lm in Img-vccl sluclcnls in c.Ilt'lIlIlLlI I'.Ilg'IllL'L'lIllg, OMEGA CHI EPSILON ' U I, Killa-xx, R, RIC'lL'l, B. Nhlyu, R, 'lmwu lnulullll, I 3 9? sl .EK . V4 fs. fi... ,wg v- ,sq ,X , ..- Q C7 v- 'N-1 litnk Row: H. NlL'lllIy'ill, B. YH-sley, S. Marks. Finn! Row: R. Ewing, C. Cliristner. Pape. THETA ALPHA PHI Mt-nihers ul Theta Alpha Pi, natiunttl dratnzities litniutury begin pleclgeship with at unique tradition. Plbllglllg' inyitgttiuns ure sent lmine with instructions nut In he opened until Clltristnitts Day when they are presented hy their patents. Dr. Berry Menztgh. nn- tmnnl president, visited the chapter in spring. A local honumry for people who have shown an interest in the theater is the Purdue Players. To becunle 21 tneniher, Il student tnust work Z1 inininnnn ol' QGU hours either on the stage, with the technical :ispetgts of the theater, or 11 tmiibilizitioti of the two. Animig the Illfilly activities ol the players this year were helping with the Call-out for the Plztyshop, Hwy: HW.: QI- Pam' C' Millmx' KA Work' FA Amish' P' Voclkw' the Purdue University Theater plays and the Ac- ts, 1...mpt-, ca. czmttlii, R. melt-, 14. ,xftitm-itttitf. lf,-,mf zemttg rlvllifs fA111'Il1V21l- The Pl21yG1'S lllmlwd the year Wltll li. inllilllllglf, I.. Brewer. Pape, R. Ewing. KI. Hinges, lieneclix. Rl. X'.tn Cllcel. S. Stein, Cl. Bll'lllk'llUllQ'll, Nl. Sheehan, D. Reid. lVest Side Story. 'fc 196 lxillg, lx, xv.lHIl1'lQ, K, Kc'l1,nlx'. lfmnl Ix'fm': XI. Bc-rg, IJ. Ullvll, ff. I,m'Xwl', L. 5llL'l'IIllIll, Skfllllll, I'lc'tcllc1'. lt. Y lh.nil1m-nl. li. lmllirfcly D. lhlllnc-mpuk. XI. Nlmlicllips, N. Rngcrs, l,. Rlnnlvs, I', l'llf'llL'. 'Ib Iumm' UllISlIllNlillg nc'wl1z111tim'11I L'llgil1CCl'il1Q sluclcnts. Sigma cLllIllll1Li 'I1Qlll has IDLTII cslgllmlislncd. Illu IIIIIJHTILIIII CYUIII nl mah NCIIICSIUI' was thc 111- ilillfiylll blllltillfl wluiall IJl'0IHHlCfl Il spirit ui loyalty zmml fellmvslmip fllllllllg' thc clmplcr lIlk'!llIlL'l'S. SIGMA GAMMA TAU rc hon R HTIIIN 1 Cuu uml L R l'.ltlXYL'l'N. li. Pmx. Front Ron Bucci R Cenex Lum C'N1llCh R I,l'Kl1f1JL'l', I. filml. 197 Q X , v Q.. 1 45 1- t Sit ' H' v-. TRITON A light hlue three-prongetl lork Iorniing 21 pletlge hogtrtl syinholizes each Triton pledges goal to learn to swiin well in ll group. Girls interested in joining this synchronized swinnning cluh :ire tested on hnsit' swinnning stunts. enclurante and sense of rhythm. During the year, nienihers present demon- strations with Dolphin tlulm :incl each spring give zu writer show. this ye:1r's entitled Metro-Moods. Other swinnning cluhs are inet when Triton annually zlt- tencls the Midwest Inter-Collegiate Syntilrronivecl Swinnning Nleet for XVtllllCll'S clubs. How's this for a flying start. I it ,A x Z vm wit' I , '511 .I '-: s tif N MN , ALE' H Bark Rozy: j. Huestis. NI. Riggin. G. Carich, L. Petty, D. 'Wachter, S. Mayer, C. Howell. Front Row: S. Dodd, K. Strandhagen. A. Bachman, P. Metz, C. Szabo, B. Newsom, Messenger, A. Reuther. C. Hutton. 198 I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . i i I I I I I I I I I i I Bulk Row: D. Fisher, IJ. Smith, B. Rnliimmi. Row: NI. Fryer. Ryersmi. R. Menon h. Nc ii V . Q vi. 'Q 5- Xlfis is - B IIIIJXH, Dislelllitli, I.. Stull, ill, lieese. Frnlll I, Cooke. ill. RtblJlIlNf7Il, XV. Huwker. XY. Nloclx. DOLPHIN lltmcl swinnning lment is not the only l'6'flllllXClllC'lll lui Dulphin niemhership. Long lmtns must he spent hy each memher in prep- Filxllllfbll for swimming pCl'ltJI'lllIillt6'S heltmre eau-h football game. and also in selling zn'tit-les at games to support the football team. Tllrunglitnlt the yezn' the tlnh continues its service-1arientecl zip- proztell as it provides timers and judges lor swim meets. In ztclclltiun. thex offer a swinnning l'0llI'SC' lm' young boys and run ll thznnpiun- ship meet lime them. ,X more glznmnlrmls touch is ztclclecl when il Clnistmas show lillecl with water ballet. tjfnnefly. ztncl SIJC'l'l1lllIy :lets is given to the ttnnpus ztncl the ernnmnnity. 199 l l A Burl: Ifmr: R. Nlanifrmld. .X. Fmlles, M. IIv1lI'I1Cl', P. Packard, ll, Nlevers. CI. liolahl, D. Rinse. CI. Osterhaus. C. Marr, C. Gertle. Cillizun. 'fflirfl lime: H. Erwin. Nl. Hoody. lfletk, L. l'.ittt-writ. S. Xlttlurdv. V. YVztrrt-ii, P. Young. R. lland, T. Holmes, Letts. pl. Harrison. Bernet, C. FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL The Freslimzm Class Clfuinril has worked the entire year on their main pinbieft, huilding unity and spirit within the umtiiicil and then the class. As a carry over ul' this, the -17 lnemhers sold class keys and irurlaecl un rlumosiiig a class niascut. Burk Ruin: T. Reilev. D. Pethitk, L. Xveclisler. Nl. O'Neall CI. Litterst. R. Lntkinan. lzastwoml. licllv, C. Anderson. Third Row: F. Lash, S. Lynch. li. Prohst, L. Horner. llunt, S. Svmmes. B. Young, Dewenter. Treat. Swrnml Rmw: Gr Nvland, B. Smith. S. Jones, A DiLauka. Semnr! Rnzv: C. Friek. Iiraay. S. Steiner. Calderon. K. Lowes, M. E. Canfield, KI. Finch. AI. IVarren, li. Nerald, B. Betz, N. linote. lfmnt Row: P. Cole. N. Winegartlner, M. Fritz, D. Merrill, C. Funk, S. Horn, P. lillis. Malless. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL The snplioinores have it, is the word from the hird. To set a record of effective class government the Sophmnure Class Council started a newspaper, had parties at Cary Children's Home, stirred spirit at games, and realized over S5400 in the Exponent sale held early in the year. Skinner, Nl. Il'igl1t1n:tn. T. Hipsher. KI. I'I'ente, E. Maesso. M. Cochran, I.. Lietz. Nl, Nltmre. Front Row: D. Carlson. L. XX':ills, Xl. XIR'l'll, ll. lioertge. G. Ritter. il. Claudell. M. Miller. Lundahl. D. Frick, Rasp. T7 Q.. x,-f ll: . 4.9 C3 i '7 g'-v Q. ,rinse i fr' Bulk Row: R. Clnllins, 'If glJlilIlgL'l'. .Xrlxnlx G. Smart. .X. Bark. .X. X'ai1X'lm-I. R, ll'ittt'k, I.. Hull. li. l'mi1lL'r, .X lYihtul, SIIYLTIIIQIII, Bruiigliei, lf, Lnkes. Tliiirl linux C. .Xmlt'lwn, fl. IIIIKIIUIVNIJ, lwrml lfnzwg P, SIXIIIIIUI. Ii. Klallt Shoop, L. Steiner, K. Swihzirt, ll. Morse. lf. lively, KI. Young. B. I.. Barr. H. Griggs. Xluiulell, S. Stlmelw, S. I,lIlltt'l, NI l R, Gould, B. Barkley, P. Lind. NVIIIIIII Rmw: li. Nc'wlmci'g. S, Knlnniani. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL lins ol nuts and freshly shined slmes exiclenfed L.3n.iL.d mm. im., thx. Mlwlmfxllil, dum I Class into its most eventful war. The sznne spirit 'i he heal yet junior Class flOllIlCII'S desire to make this YCIIIJS N prom a Stlccess. Ihen' industry extended to nther lncclings hcm at mrium L,SmhliSlNm,mg. areas too as they held a class leadcrslnp lilnrlieon. and helped Ol.-X with its foreign student picnic. SENIOR CLASS CABINET Burk Rrnr: D. Rayiner, ll. Gill. X. .XlPL'II, Cl. Utlvn, B. Ynlimp N. I.. Blake. N. Rwtlvn. ti. KINIIIIIA I-mn! lfmw: R Nldlartliy. Thin! lfuzr: P. Prnett. R. VIIUIIXUN. Cl. Lqnxrni. D, Steplu-iw. L. .X, flhaden, X. Shank, il. Dehnc-it, NI. lflwr. IJ Siemscn. A. Collins, P. Nlanlev, D. Swinftml. Xwmrzfl Row: Reiner. B. Silbcrmann, D. '1'rusmtt, YR. Reed, G. Nurclnnanii. ll. 'Q xf fa 201 The animal turd parade llllll't'IlL'tI the Scnim , I 'epqiitltifnis lm' Senim' XVec-L xiclitities, and Clahintt plant-xiiciit :mtl pl'I'IIlIIll'KI nit-nihcrs tu talk with xzirirms KUIIIIJIIIIICS uhuut lhch' Iuturt' plans. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TOOL AND MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS limi: Ifmw: CQ. limlinwii. R. Bti-wgirt. R. Nlgujnr, C. Sipplv, D. tiunihx. Clonraul. T. Stziiwszi. lmrlf Ifrnr: IJ. l'gum'L. ll. IIL'IlNIL'l'. I'. lQq1sl1a11':lt. R. IIIIIIKII. Smith. fl. VIALIIIILIILIIIAIS. C. Fmlcmalll. Highlighting tht- units lm' the .Xliic-riczili Sucicly ui Tuul I'IIlgIlIL'Cl'S this llill was 11 pzmcl dis- LIISSIUII with Hilllliillly lit'lJl'L'SL'IlIlIIIYCS who :mi IIIICIF xicwing, mm uniipiis. This mlisvussion hclpccl in juh ,Xuirmg thc pmgrznlis prcscntccl hy thc Society ui .Xutmiiotixc Iinginccrs was ll movie of the In- cliznmpolis 500. SRE. ai technical society, gears such pmgrniiis to offci' thc student infornizition to add tu his cliiuyint-ii! and zipprcciation of the profession. AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS fuk lfmwg R. Hamm. Ii. Smith. XV. lllnrk. R. Bcrgc-mlgilil. Ifzvml lfmu: D. Kimfc-1, I. II'1lIllIL'l', R. Bmvwr, Steno. R. S K.. Ilmv. X. Slim-ful. I. Otlflmqiltl, D. Ilvrr. KI. IRUUIIII. Hrc-tu. D. XV. Iruaix. IV. Bock, Ii. Hagen. '-an I i O.: 11.3 K :gif A IKE-TI -, f 'f-fi Xxx' D I A - N.. . ..,, -N x A ,......... A -fv-. - A ,. Q.,w:.w.-,:,,sw'Qv-: xi T- - ' ,N ' f- .,:'sQvS'Nwf:wMi- K , XA- 'E A Purdue pilot shows us how to operate that flying machine with ease A sperial crclit this year at Purcluc was thc IENH Regional Commltiotl ul the ,XIIICYIGIII Institutc ul Industrial Engineers. IIYQQIIIIICLI to primmte intt-rcst in the profession, this group sponsors guests during the year who spcak on the practical aspects ol cn- gineering. In addition, .'X.I.I.li. tries to maintain close Corresponclcnce In-twceii cltaptcrs. to tmnact alumni for stunnicr Cmplnytnvnt. to Iiolcl banqucts. and to provide lictld trips ancl picnivs, Bark Rnzv: Titus, Barany. XY. I,ixtt'r. R. li. Halmalli. S. Oakley, Ii. Iinaus. I'attt'rson, F. I7I'O!'IOl', WI. Slicin. ti. li. IQTZIH7, S, Nlrliilmrlcy, NI. Martin, R. Baker. I, tlrimuiins, WI. I-Q, Nlorclmuhe, .X, Nlartux. .Hwmml ltmw: G. tlralt, 'l'. .X. Blond, Crump. R. Lohrvy, XY. I-Icrtulcx. XI. Iagnian. XY. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS limi: limit Smilli. D. llciulcixoii. 17. SICIIISCII, li. Swanson. .-Xnclw. S. Dow. Ifrmzi Row: B. Greenberg. R. Stewart. R. i I-. Bulcn. IX. Dulix, ,X. fiIll'I'I'y, C. II0I'lL'l', S. Iililslflllli. G. M. Burklizirt. CI. Tosclilog, L. Robeson. 5. Skillings, G. .Xi'rlQikm'. Swami lfmv: R. I-Icrinxui. CI. Bcziltv. C. lizillstroin. Cofrzin. Silllil. B. IVIIIIS. XY. Siilisbiiry. R. SICIIIIIIQLT. K. Stephens, S.'D0s Marais, L. i AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS . I . . . . , .Xt loin' IIIUCIIIIQS czicli scincstcr. nicinbcrs ul Illt' slllflclll KIIZIPICI' ul IllC ,XIll6l'ic'2lll IIISIIIUIC Ol' Riesling l'Qll0wC1f'5g111d Seeing hgwfourse work flllCIlIIi'1ll I'll'1gll166'l'S lC'lll'l1 lllltblll IICW IJIIIISUS UI. ig gpplifld UH lhgjf Pygfgggign are UVO Of thfj 11131151 lllieinicgil I'illQlIICC1'llIg. ,X liill picnic' :incl the Spring gdvgmragcs al'l'm'clccl inc-inbers ol' the American Scniin' Rall Ii2IIIllllCl arc two tmclitiuiizil iiiiictiniis. Society inf Civil Fnginecrs. This is accmnplislied by having speakers, films, and an annual banquet. AMERICAN SOCIETY 7 OF CIVIL ENGINEERS ' l limi: Ruin: C. Lxlvs, I, I'lIlgC'Ill1Il'Cll. N. Bam: IV. Richter, S. Danielson. C. Smit. D. IXIc'inl1eit. Frmii Row: E. Cox, V. - Uw1'lic'il4, I.ii-bling. C. IVcrlcnlmc1'gc1', Ii. Malone, D. Bunlzi, S. .X. Isenliowcr. li. Price. CI. IVUIIC. R. Bullcmeier, Q NIcCillc'n. Ii. CnlI'm:m. Swmml lfmw: N, Dncliras. D. Atkinson. P. llo. ' I. Puniiilx. XY. III'llI11llll1l. .X. Dcczitllr, .X. Ivfilllllllllll. l C3-N Q 4 Q ' ' ', f-A y,,,.?, pf fr . X., V5 F3 be in-1-'4 H ip.. N-1 -Lg x-'1 N-if ln. ,, '11 204 ' 1 l I X-,.... F i K' , - :xx I f 'Q 0,1 1' 'GN .Il I' , ,fiv .'w K, Tv-T . Q, X i, I -v :r ' . ff ,' n- I J I Burk Raw: V. Yoris. S. SIIIIIKILI, .X. xILcil'C.lIlAlll. II. Ixinrk. li. EI. cIl'Ut'IlIJCI'Q,. Front Row: G. NILR.iy, M. ZIlIlll1C!'lllLlII, L. Numk. NI. Bt'IIIll'll, I.. Bndcau. SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS Pink and black lwgniics and ininiqiuirc T-siliizircs :iclum llic nuinpus czncli spring as thc Society ui XVUIIICII lingineers plcclgc new IIICIIIIJCIIS. The mgivly. rull of IYUIIICII in lliu field ul' cngiilec-ring. I.n ict urgailiizccl in 1951. gin-5 its niciiilici-5 gi pin ture ni Ilia' 1 , I I Une ul lin- IICWCSI QHICIIIIUIIS in Purducs 'ii 4 liXiliL i is thc lnslilutc- ui lilulnniifs Lind Elcnlric il trips :ind inuinlziins :in upcn wurksliup lm' nicnilm INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 151111: Ruzv: P. IIc.win. ll. II.Il'lIillIhC. li. Sthllill, P. Izikciibgirx Ii. Smith. S1liitlffsiilmi-i'gc1'. L. 4IiIL'lll'I'. R. Rrnirnili. P. I Apple, R. Iuync. NI. Malkin. R. Iiuilaalvil. X. FIHIKIJII, Duclor, R. IYIM-lmlicl. .Svumrl Kimi: 17. .Xllcn. I. lk-Icliiiiiil. R IJ SLIIUIIZ. S. Folio, D. Ruin-i'iwi1. H. lIgmial.1y. ill. Nlinimk. . 6.11 i QIIICCIS. Finiiiccl by tlic IllL'l'gL'l' ui lwu ntlici' 54 ics. llzlzla now spuiisms both izill :incl spring iic L' N ink. R. l.1n'LI', R. llcilivr, R. Iiulg. IX. XI.nl1nx. It Sulinili Fmnt Hmm X. Uligixlii. I.. InI1iiI.i. XYIiiIn', II. link, I fis, I.. bkmv, il. Iiiviclciilixiiigli. Ci. Ruxwll, ll. I:1ll'lllL'l', I SIUXLT. I . lk-Siu, IJ. I,.Il'IIlt'I'IL'L'. II. RIIHAIIIN. 15. Cillmcrl. 0 Projects and meetings this year of the American AMERICAN SOCIETY Society of lXIcclmnic1il Engineers, included a trip to tlic C.aterpiller Tractor Company, and Il film of 21 OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Corvette in ll European road race. During Engineer- ing open house, ASME had ll 3520.000 display for National .Xcronautic and Space .'XCIlIlIIIISII'2lIIOll. Lannlnlin, R. R. Curtis, 'l'. Bush. IV. Bgirsch. Frou! Row: R. 151111: Huw: R. liilllnwgir. I..1ln'. I.. llolc. XY. N. Hilltlllllll. Luric. D. Rowley. O. G. 'I'zzrriilmorelloziulr, R. Bergenoahl, K. I. Rollicr. R. High, I,lIKIL'X.IIlI.i I.. Iliinelreicll. -SIVIUIIII If: C I kl X IIllIJll R l ll nv: .. wru cy. . ' . .o perg. R. Hguin. R. I.. ' ' ' ' ' Hawks. R. XY. Luse. IJ. If. klodlowski. T7 F7 Q- lifulz llmw: Isislcoilv, R. I.lll'IL'. IV. Clraililis. Henderson. Gross. R. Bowser, Downey. IV. Bauer, R. Gelzinder, 'l'. IL. plimis, XY. llrniliann. Clonrgul. R. Hzunainn. I'. Brunkc. R. D. Hoziglund. Front IIUIUI li. Bodkin. KI. Lewis. Cl. Cut, I.. Huck. Sworn! Ifozu: R. loncs. .L Iirgagg. Iflguk. l'. Cody. Bllnncr. Miller. R. Stern. A. Slielel, R. Scliocnllzils. . - A 3 Q - ll -Ulm AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS X Burl: Row: I., Shairp, Il. blnlllisuxi. Ymlcr. IP. X. I.1mi'. 5IIXL'IlIlfllill, H. IIuIl11l.i1l. II. I'IllIIIIQ,ll'Il, I'. I'II'LIIll.lIIIl, D. .xIl'XllIllIt'l', D. Smith. bl. Siniuiom. lx. lxirln, XY. lfiuisl. I.. Fmnr lfmwg ll, Ilumilmm. C.. t..11x-ii. ll. l:li1.nl1. I. FIcuIu.iiu'r. Hult, I. I.lJCIiIl.ll'l. NJ-fmlfl limp: R. Iluml. R. Hulliik. ll. I.. Nlvyvr. l.. lkiicix. R, l'v.n1i. II. I I.lI'Ix1'I. I.. Ri'm'k. Ifglll, U. Ruw. Slmllci. Ii. Ruumli. XY. Gllxkv. l.. lb begin ll yciir ol' Icstivitics lm' tlic iXIIlCl'It'LllI Sonic-ty of .5xgl'IklIIIlll'llI liiigiiicers. ilu- ilulm spiniwlv ed ll suxclcut-stuff picnic :ind luicl gm cxliilmit :it IIIL' Ag Opener. ililimiiglumt the will' spuiki-is wcrc im ilv sci: ilu-ir NIIIIUIISIIAIYIIIICI' NIcciii1g unix in Clluiigigu. .X IIIICCII unltcxl .mal Iilg-im-xvzii' alclrl lu tlic Irs' liwilic-5 ul tluc I,lll'CIllt' Rwygil l.ixcsiuiL Slum' Npuiismi- srl In ilu' llluik LIIICI Ihiillc Club. Urlwi gulixiiic-s ut Ilmc ilub ilmt pimnmi- intcrcsi in lixmimk gnc an Il'6SIlIIlLlll piinii and xiirimns judging iunlcsts. Hail: Ruzwi IJ. CIII. II. Ifux, Xfmnc, CQ. IXi.lIIxl'I. II. sbllllllll. CQ. CIHUQII. Ii.lIll. Il. I.lI1lc'x. lfmzll Rumi R. XY. Ijxrllguml. Gillmmly, KI. Clurxgi, H. Hi.iLL. R. Si.il1l. N, Hutt. Q, I.. If Niii-1u.ill. I. Rust. X. Xiliiingmn. 5. IS:-lilvn, II. R. Imulv. Pl.isu'1'cl'. .N'r'rm1r1 Ruw: IiI'L'.lgL'l'. In. I'I.llIlhL'I'. Cluiuh. Ruth. Nlurrix, R. Ixilrg. IJ. Iiugir. XI. Bluiunlmcrg. Iilgmrl. bl. 5ILIIlIlL'li, KI. l'v.u'w11. 13. VIIIIHIILIN. L 7 A A L l -r a. Q. --' M ,f c A .. . s . , , , . , ' us 1 - I V , . - sfkya.. A ,, ,.,4 -,Agp tt v 31' - -1 1 3 . -. - - fe- ,Q f 1,51 Ne ls.sw:.,:.a5.v.,d. W-' p, is J -2 f N X . -eg ..::gs,:gq: x :v 3-f s ,Q ,- svzvga-xxx, -vu, my - A. , ray., ,gov ln. The Purdue sailors enjoying a weekend. Moonlight sails. steak fries, and intercollegiate regattas comprise a list of just a few of the activities of the Sailing Club. Regattas attended during the year were the Timme Ansten Regatta in Chicago during Thanksgiving vacation, and Sugar Bowl Re- gatta at Tulane University in New Orleans, and one at Annapolis during the Christmas Holidays. Various regattas are sponsored by other Big Ten Universities throughout the Year and are attended by the Purdue sailors. Not only does the club travel to many parts of the country, but sailing also takes place in Indiana almost every weekend at Lake Shafer unless the ice interferes. Lake Shafer is the home of the Purdue Sailing Club, and it is here their club- house is located. All those students who are inter- ested in the fun and enjoyment of the outdoors and the WRILCI' should join the sailing club. The art and excitement of sailing can be enjoyed by you! SAILING CLUB Regattas can be loads of fun-just ask any sailing club member. ! ' vw 3 'l 1 'C - Q ., l 4 . wt. ,W L 1 ., - 4' - - M .s.W'fa' ' 'O 'ix 40446 ,. iq. .WM 4 at V Qu ...N .- ..- i' . 'ov- lxqkl '. M: ,i . ., 4 ' ,, xatfvm w'f.: 3Y N 208 Burl: Row: R. Bishop. 5. IYonder, D. Padgett, XY. Parker, fil1IlI'iL'N. CI. Blubaugh, li. L. Sutton, B. Zelnis, P. I'anI4ros, R. IV. Bair. A, Marek, R. Kania. Swfonrl Row: L. Myers, Y. L. Nitksit, G. li, Vlilitltl, Stllncicler. R. IQIIIIINIFIII, N IVinter, T. Yanclerniark, D. Stcenbarger. KI. Beatty, IV. Iiilarski, R. Crane. YV. .-Xlbitz. D. I.. Parker. Ifrunt Row: R, Spaliopotllo . AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION To provide a leeling of professimmnalisni and ethical practice, is the aim of the student chapter ul the American Pharmaceutical Association. The or' ganization, which is open to all pre-pharmacy and pharmacy students, provides a source of unification of the profession through communication of recent scientific, professional and cultural information. To further this unification, panel discussions by stu dents and members of the faculty, and visiting speak- ers are invited to talk on the varied scopes of phar- macy. These programs guide future pharmacists in their choice of option and give them a better under' standing of the various facets of their profession. Members of the student branch of APhA, presently numbering 257, may join in the activities of the national organization and receive the official jour- nal of the APhA which functions as the professional voice of pharmacy throughout the nation. r I 5 With mortar and pestal in hand-begin. 209 SPECIAL INTERESTS FORESTRY CLUB Bath Row: Ii. I-Itirtwll, li. Atlanns. 'II Iliiiwknq. lf. I,II4'll'L'. Rl'L'N'H. IV. IAl5lllDl'0lJli. U. Brctlcwii. D. Stark, Morell, E. I'. Dillon, C. Hunt. Iliiwiliv, Hchsuiig, fi.fil'1lIll. Tlzml Bujtlzi. IV. 'IlIiL'lJ5. D. Gills-n. U. Grcttcr. 1'lTOIll Row: lfuzw: YY. Hllllb, 'I'. Ili-wlmciiy, R. Nlurrc. Slunipt: IJ. K. Dulliy, B. Strunk, I . Heintll, B. Bxirc. Criswull. XV. Nvlwn, Blmiu. F. Iiikc-iilmt-ity. ID. Kldfatliain. R. .X. Stuak. lim-tlt-, Cl. Nlilln-r, I.. Gilpin, G. Riiiclmt, U. XVenvc1'. NI. I.. Nlzisuii, IJ. Btn'klinI4lci'. .NIVIIIVIII Hmm Cl. Nlziwn. .X lull t'1unplirc' lui' frcsluncn, an zinnual bzmquet. XX'itli Il tour ul thc Ralston Piiringi Nlill in Igiliiy- :intl p111'ticip1ttion catch spring in the Midwestern cttc.theiitctnbcrsul'tlu-Ag1'iciilti1i'11lICcliit':itiui1 Soni- I'1Ul'CSICl'lS Cniiflavc :irc all II part ol' the Forestry my lmvgztn its yezu' nl' cvcnts. Otlicr events includecl Cllulfs ztftivitics. 'llic club also luis speakers in the stutlt-nt tcziclic-it rcpurts :incl guest spcttlacrs, who ul- ltn'cntt'y pmlfssitrii :uid IIICCIIIIQS with the v1u'iuus lic-tml stuclcnts LI liiglici' clt'gi'cc ol' pmlicssiniiailisnt. Pl'tllXCSSUl'S ol' tlic l'mtcstt'y stzifl. Huff: Huw: Ii. I'IUI'IllJ1ltli. I'. Fi'icntl, R. Ifiultls, D. fi0IIllCIlf', Ifmnl Huw: li. lllginin. QI. Scllc-ctl, KI. Stcclc. A. film-tkt-1', R. li. l'i'i-xtmi. I.. CL1.iit-N, Vfmztl Razr: Ii. Rubvrts, O, Stluniclt. Airitk. R. I.1nnln'rt. G. Ilcsliclinain, B. Mtlloiiaild. XY. Sqirlfcr. IV, Y:tn,X1Ntlul. I.. lltirts, II. Guwiii, G. llutlgcn. 210 2 C .. x7 !CS Q! limlc Rrnzwi CQ. Blltkillgihllll, R, Ifcriix. .X. Cm:-1kvi', II, Riiivs. Spiillvi. S. Iiclalvii, Y. I'ilL'l'llI.lll. I.. IIIHYIICI. I'V'Ulll lfuzw: II. I.. I:Ili.ih. l, I'lIt'lI1I, fnII'l'II. XI. I'.lllIIxt'lIIM'l'g. l'.iIu-rwii, Ililiiiwmlwii, 5IlJt'. , AGRICULTURE COUNCIL .Xg Opviivi is apuiiwivcl hx thr Agiiiullilic Loiiiiiil tn llItllI.lIlII Il'l'NIIlllt'II with lhu 'IQIIKIIIIIIII' Higliligliting thc wan' lm' lhv AXQIICIIIIIIISII Iiw' ihnhw .md Iihiim.iiiw. Uiiimliiig ul thc piuuliim hi nmniis Club was thcii' zumugil Iinh liy. .Xwgiuls wcin' thu x.i1'inl1s QIQIIIIIIIIIIL' ihihx. thc uiiiniil xliiiiiwix giwii mimmsr.iiuIi1ig wiiimx All ilu-ii' Sciiim' lhiiqiicl Ng Night Ihiiiiiin-t 4-.uh spring .mil ln'0Illulc's iliisv which they spmiwi' giimuailly. :incl thc mhih h.is gucsl stmluiil-lxu IIIII IIUIQIIIOIIS. spczikn-is giml trips clui-ing thc yuan: AGRICULTURE ECONOMICS CLUB liml: Kwan: 'I'.S1im-iiuill. SIQIIIIILT. R. IM'IIx.ii1I. II. Iuiiiwii. f..lIlM'llU'l. Nl, Xvwl. l'iff1ll limi ll. IIvi.i1. ll. RIIIHII S I'uIx Iuk,,, . , , , . . wills, ff. C-uugli, Il. Suiiiluill, Swrmifl li'rm': Ruth, N. II. IXIIIIIIT, II. Xliluiiiiiiiwli. Ilmu-Il Nlilliucfrly XI. Ii.llII'I', R. fiI.lIf'. I,, II:mm'II. 'I. IX'ig1'iiI. N, II. Xilinx ff---A 'G '-v limi: Nmv: .X, lxlllllllllil. R. BllL'NkllL'I'. IJ. ,Xl'lllNll'lDIlg. li. Egitmi. ll. I7vlaiiiim'c, Nl. Tlicrnhqllcl. lfwnl Ruin: I.. Hanlon. llulloii, l'. CIi,ir1':icln, bl. flmixuli, Xl. .XllIlll. ll, CIx'l-clgiiiuir. li. Cilllllllllvll S. .Xslikziit I.. Bmmcll, li. Nzigcl. IJ. Nuqik. l'. llmlxiiis, l., Sll'Pll1'lI, Nnmzfl Ifmwz l.. Ilmiwip N. Siiliiul. R. ,Xliiviim l.. llmviicy, L. XX'c:iw1'. 5lJ.llILQl1'I'. Ci. l3.ii1'. ll. Yvqigviy I.. llulwll. lx. IYilli.1ms, X. HORTICULTURE SOCIETY The liaitiiniail Clmixciitimi hclcl in lk-iixci' czuh lull ul thc .Kim-1'in':1ii Sunictv nl' ,xU'l'tJll1llllV, is zilwzws . .1 , 1 ai big CYCIII lm' thc- im-iiilicrs ol' thc .-Xgmimiiiy Clluh. Ihc iluh slmiism-5 ll mil juclgiug umiilcst giml ll Reg' lilllill umiill-st. Iiwstiiig luui' mlivr llig Tun sclmuln. AGRONOIVIY CLUB limi: lfmvz 'l'. Small, li. Rulwrlw, XY. liriiik. ll. lS1'mvl'l', ul. XY. tlqilwll. R, Uoiski, IJ. .xNllXYUl'lll, 'l. IYiLlLlilin'lLl. 'llhirvl limp: li. Dcckiml, Cl. l'mvull, Nl. l,1ilgi5. G. liirtmi, linlow. IP, ,X. il.ihlc, C. Silinmi, ll. Y.iiiNIc'lvi'. XY. Chu-ii. ll. Sihmicll. I, Swmiik, Nwfmzfl lfmu: 11. lll.iii'. l.. I.t'llllCliIllllll. IJ. f1lLll'lik', fhree lliousgincl people expressed their aippnwal nl the QHIISILIIICIIIIQ Hrn'ticiilti11'c fllllll show this year. In ziclfliliun to prcsciitixig their zinmigil sliuw, thc' club m 11615 us xi Ctbllllltl with thc l1Ul'Ill'lllllllAlSfS ol thc' Q Llllil ul thc ngitiun. ll. lllizixlgiiii. .X, liuhllmguk. .X. XIISIIIIVI, -I. Hull. l'. leclur. B. LL. 1. f. 'ff 'fv1': pi mm, Bl. ll IIIHI I I limi ni li HI li 4 l lm lllLll Il'lgt'lllt'll'l', liiiiiivlt. l'. Slrykcr, U. Nlzinn. liclniomlsun. l':ilc1'mii, R, l-Iiiiiiing. .X. Rulraiincl, Q. l'lLlSICl'L'l'. 212 rwA' 11 1 ,- 1'!111k Rmv: D. 801111. R. X11111-151111. 17. f1Lll'l11I1l'1'. 11. 1.1111111 R. 8111111-. 11111111 l11111': 14. 11c11, G. B11111111g1141111. .X. X1111111g11111. 11. X111111g111111-11. 'If 1111111, XV, 1111111111011-1. ENTOIVIOLOGICAL SOCIETY ,X 1311 11111111. 11 111-p:11'11111-111:11 11p1'11 1l1DllSE, 31111 1111' 11111111111 Spring 111111111111 111-111 1111- 11141111 11111115 of 1111- T1111111.1s S411 1 11111111111111g11:11 S111 11-15' 11115 y1H11'. T110 111-g11111f1l111111, 111111p1151'11 111 1111111-1'g1-11111141115 Q1'flC1lll11C 1-X11y 11111- 1111' 5111111111 11:1111111g? .X11 1ll1k'l'L'SIt'11 S111- 111'111s 511011111 111111 111c P11111111- 9 -. 5 111111 X XX1111'11'1's. .X1'1- 511111111115, 111111 1111111113 15 111-11111111-11 111 p1'11111111c 511111 s1i1111111111' 1llI1'111'NI 111 1111- 51'11-1111- 111 111111111111111gy. mg 215 a 51111111 s1-1x'111- 1l1'g11111f1ll1lT11 11111 111113 may bc 111111111 11131111 111 p1'11x1111- 1'1'11-1-41111111 1111' XL1l'1Ull5 p:11'1i1:5. IIS 111-11 LIS L1 1111111 1111 11111 111111 51111:11, 111111. p11111z1 111111 511111116 111711111113 1111' 1111- 11lL'1111, CTS FOLK-A-WHIRLERS 151111: 1111116 N. F1l1l1. 5, 11.111. 1'. XXH11111-11 15. 111-11. 1,. R1151. 1'. N11.11111-1. Xl, XX1151111. l'111n! l11111': X, 1ic11111'111'. B. XI1Il1111.1111. XI, X11X11l1lll. X. 1.1111g. 13. Xllllk. H. 131'111111. R. 1-1'11111.1111, 1. 1'1111511'1'. xl' S 1 J ! 14? F , '. .4 ' 1 x..1 , I riff' 5' Q H 1' ' :ac- E . f ... X 1 . , :'. V E 'A ' .f'g- 1 -li-' D-C .1,di3,,T 9. 1 ---.., 5 ' A 11 K K 1 l lv. 1 1 x 1 , . I - '91 5- W. - fp - . ,121 '3 j? Ll F. Qs ff,-f .N i ., T -3' 1 1 T. 1 1 in 213 'lhe Collegiate -1-H Club brings together former 4-H Members. Promoting the International Farm Youth Exelizmge PI'UgI'I11l1 is the primary objective 4'H ol' the club. lileven Hoosiers were :unoug the IFYli's to trzivel abroad this year through the exelirmge pro- grzun to live and work with families. llrzrk Roni H. Sutton. O. Row. I.. llowell, 'lf Stierwzilt. IL. Phillips. N. Shade, P. Plzitter, C. Sennett, S. Newman, B. l.. Roberts. T. Sinnll. R. Oxwzxlcl. 1711-771 Row: IJ. Eliason. S. You-it-, IJ. K, Crose. Front Row: R. Brooks, Asbury. C. K. CQ. ljlllll. C. linobel. P. Xllilker. R. Cehlbnch. M. Goss. P. liimxlitl. .X. Posler. Iliff. M. Isom. M. Mclizlig. D. Hull. S. Iilsbury. KI, Ou-rbetk. M. Pierre. Sf'l'07Ifl RUIUZ L. Boutlemzui. l.. Downey. P. Gordon. N. Norris, N. Hildebirzincl. llzirris, S. li2lllL'IillL'llll'l4ll, M. Peznrsou, N. Mills. M. Mills. S. limi: Ifoar: Al. Moreluxul. P. SLU ker. B. Mtiiuinpliell. R. L. lruex. Cl. Howell. .X. SXYLIYII. Nwrozzfl lime: D. Rogers. R. lit-tk.n1l. XY. Brink. A. Got-tkc-r, IJ. Lowe. I.. Miller. l.. librile, M. Riggin. l.. Yores. P. E. Meellam. S. BTOWII. L. Xrgerln'ig'ht. S. Xlithoeler. P. Ifrieucl. XlllI'I'lS. S. Heck. Felul, li. Miller. M. Yegerlehner. L. R. Shitller. M. Bicrly. Ifuzolh lfmr: IJ. R. Lowe. ll. Fox. Ili Lowe. S. Cook. K. M. Mhlkillw, XVL'llllllllil, CI. Mtlluffee. Siinpkius. Frou! vllLlXlUli, ll. Peterson, R. R. Finkel, M. Liliana. 'lf lYiclclil'ielcl. Note: M. LeGl'zinrl. ll xvllllllllh, S. lilslmry. D. MyCl'S. X. IJ. iblzunes. Tllirfl Row: M. IJ. Mbright, N. Roberts. M. Rupel. Lowes. R. l'lk'I'l'lS, Spuller. Roth. Ostler. CI. Xlverx, l. Cross. M. lfriu, R. Smith. Smoke. li. XYitl1ers.poon. Truaxx. N. Norris. L. Downey. T S. Pleluller. D. Snoke. Cloruiier. l. l'illl'llllllQ. S. Shgukleton. ..4.-l?-HI 'F'ini E IVho wants to travel? In their january meeting, Home Fc' :XlJI'O1lll,n the members of the American Home lftmiutiiics .-Xssociation found that opportuni- ties lm' iolms nbrtmcl were unlmuted. Adding to the CI sticrtessliil year was their annual Spring Banquet. Iirnk Ruin: L. Sliitller. NI. YL'gL'lilL'l'lIlt'I', R. liln'itt'. XI. llumlw. P. Platter, S. Kzitterheinritli, C. Cnllit'r, Cl. Phelwus, Billlw, S. lilsbury. li. Cotkerill, S. Blllhllllllgll. ll. Crust-. 1.. Ilew. NI. Lelforge. Swrfnifl Rfvzr: B. Ilmnks, Nl. Brnntl. tl. Sennett. L. cifllllllllgll. Sirnpkins. M. Iltiganiltl. P. Rawlings. B 1 ll.1st'lln, l.. Miller, Xl. IYillNit1sul1, CI. Cllnre, D. Bishop, S. f9rt't'liwuucl, XI. Blirgcss, Bxnirtl. lfmnr Rumi: l.. Ifchtl. li. Miller, Nl. B.1ll, lx. Oler. L.. Almtlgitai. M. Pt':ust'm, M. Gi'1tl'trui. M. l'illllllit'IIlJL'IiQ, C. Vlilltlllllbt-Ull. CI. Yzune. CI. lrttxix, I S. Yutliem, I. Luntlnlil. lirqius. R. Swintllcr. nfl: Iinzu: I'Iollt'1', V. I.ylJx'4mk, N. Slizitle, S. Phillipx, li. Millx. S. Pruitt. M. Slmw. .X. Altutk, l.ULlillHlil, S. Buotli, X. Bitklizuu, N. Norris. M. Berry, S. Bowyer, B. Yutrio. 'l'lfirfl lx. Riggius. M. Bierlxp N. li. Rfmtisc. Ifmnl Row: L. Cook. Row: Hfirtnizm, M. Butler. NI. Ritlimzin. M. Rc-icl, ll. CI. liintsiitl. N. Ililtlehrzuicl. B. Ggurett. Dragon. N. rown. M. Goss, P, Huli, IVeg1n:tuu. C. Noe, S. Sllxitkletuii, I-'it-ltls. I.. .XlQL'l'llI'lQlII, Nl. Riggiu, I.. Miller. IJ, Roger-5, M, I Gentry. S. Lynch, M. I.. Grzilton, 5. IVLITIICT. Swfnml Rmw: M. Hugunin, xl. Iliff. S. K. Minnitk, AI. Cormier. R, Pottx. N. f,YL'l'Sl'l't'Cl. lx. lil'lIQ,Cl', l.. llzirrix, P. li. Mmiinzin. Bark Row: K. VanHorn. S. Mireless. D. Barton. KI. XVeginann. S. Karn, V. Salhoff, A. Spears, S. lViltscy. D. Otten, S. Bishop, V. Martins, C. Spangler. Svfomi Row: lVarren, S. Fosbrink. M. lVilson, Davis. S. Pruitt, D. Boudeinan, M. STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Reading and Illriting and 'Rithmet.ic are three well known words to students pursuing a career in education. Problems concerning the Basic 3 and of the teaching profession are often discussed in the meetings of the Student National Education Association. This year will also be devoted to a phil- anthropic project in addition to the regular program. Opportunity is available through this organization for students and for teachers to get together to dis- cuss and exchange opinions concerning education. First organized at Purdue in 1957. the Purdue Stud- ent N.E.A. is affiliated with both the Indiana State Teachers Association and the National Education Association, and it strives to create an awareness of the teachers profession to the students in education. Mills. R. P. Potts. M. Pearson, N. Mills. Front Row: M. S. Bechtold, S. Holstine, N. Arden, S. Fosbrink, N. Fosnough, M. McKee. S, A. Booth, C. Rine, R. Irvin. v4 ,- VA' V X I-, 'CT 216 Ill Rr 4 Lliilrlmin. C hmm 11 lil S1 1 I H L Hun ml mlcr, B. EXIISI I XX 1 Q fn 1 IU HI 15 U nu N 1 N D. Ihmhim SIIUI ll X vu 1 1 1 w NUM lk H 1 llllliflll. S2110 v N ex L Jhcld NI B xml, S. Glas 1 w 1 materials x xx' -,I' .:-wg . XQSQQA ,M , -'.-xtyggie .1 -- .5252 .- .QQ .. ,355 w,-X N ,, IVIAJOR-IVIINOR CLUB F 'Nga-P' ' ' Q5-K S. Major-Minor Club is an activity for all women students interested in physical education. The goal of the club is to promote a professional attitude among physical education students through speakers, demonstrations, films, and recreational activities. SF L .f i QNX i m Q -, T , Q X Ii ml: lffnw: Donna lflder, Iuilith Gray. l.vnn Kikeiibarv. lbiannc flounies, 1.5 nn Orr. Suu: lil'L'C'lllfHL'. Clit-ska Hakanson. Nh vrri I.. XX'righl. lironiu' 'l'.iglion, Sheila lirune. Judi' llxormliak, Sf-rrmfl Rmr: .Iutlith Bennett. 'lean Iileimlorlt-r. Cllieryl Xclzuns. l'iilllllJL'lll liLll'k1'l'. Marjorie llowt-s, Virginia ALPHA PHI ALPHA liherly, joy Greenlee. Marilyn lVainst'ott. Margaret Ziegler. lfmul Row: Patritia M. Crowley, Patti Pruett, Marsha Bierly. llilf. Aludy Mendell. Betty Pruitt. Pat Leonhardt. Susan Nkmntl. Ierry ilannna Rho Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fra- ternity was founded at Purdue in 1948 for the pur- pose ol prornoting scholarship and high ideals and providing a social outlet. Past social events have in- cluded homecoming, Founders Day and a fun-filled l.eap Years Day dance. lim-lc Ruin: larry Ii. xlatksnn. R, Maynard Banks, Paul M. Black, William W. Baker, Lonnell E. johnson, Dean johnson, lout-s, ,Xlhert H. Price, I.c-slic Slit-mer, Iiclward ll. Tate. Woodrow McDonald. Gilhreath B. Zealey. Ifrmil Ifmv: Norman Reed. Cliarles li. 0 IS The Purdue Railroad Club endeavors to prim more an interest in railruztds :tml their operation. A sccoutl large HO gllllgk' lziyuut is umv lacing, built. The clul: is lofmkiug fm'u'z11'cl to its unuplclimi :lull scverztl lielcl trips to ucarlmy rgiilmtuls zum- lacing plziuuetl lor ilu- uczir luturv. 2 l -:Sv V? liurl: lfmw: Nl.u'k Sttclvx, lx.u'l R. xl.l'lL:.IIlll. l,.lllN lx ll.nlc lillllll'lllN'IQ'l'l', Ruxwl liL'lgl'llll.Illl. l1nuil.n Nl. xlllfl l.ucllrt'1g, I.IIIl1'N .X. SKlllYlllld'llCllll'l, llitll.ml lx lnltg. l'.lul lflvtl llnllgtplcl. lillllL'll l.. Clilmm. l..u1x' ll, fllllllll l . llillcr, l'Al'Lllllx lf. NlL'INUll, lwmll lt'fm': C-mugs' l'. lllwmtl, Xlitli .1 xmtltslwp ru tlu' ll.lSL'IllL'llI ul tlu' l'Nll' .mtl gllill'l' tmitvstx. lluc Purmlut- .Xciuiimtlclt-1's Llulv Qllll4Lli'lS llllllll' stuclcuts. 'l'l1c nlulw was 11l'gLllll7L'tl so sluclcuts toulcl lcglru .ilmuut zuul lllllilllllhlfl' iu tllt lfuiltliug .mtl llyiug ul iimclcl .lll'll'.lll, 'F Burk Row: Dean D. -l-Tllllllti David Nl. 'lutlu-r. Rouziltl I.. D. Fixll. Ilmiglnx X, lmttx XXilli.uu ll, lxlllllllltlll, l.uut-Q Ll'Il10llh. -IHC XV. LCuiuun. St'llIHll Rnzwz l't'tcr Cllur, lim Yl'illi:t11is1ul, XVLIXIIL' 'l'. llctlx. lulm X. Xlurguu. Hvllllx' L. R!'llJQ'l'INflll, Ritlmttl lf. Putnzuu, LILIIHUN lf. Stiuvr. lsfillllx R, l..IIllt'llllLlll. Dcis, Dgtrirl G. Xlntngik, lfrt-cl l. Nlztliztu, lfmnl Nmw: Rulicrt qt CAMERA CLUB intl: lfozwz ll, NllHX.lllLlllllt'l'. I. Klohlu. l'. xllllNtlll. l'. Stvplizut. li. lwvltllvll ow. R. ll.trgvr. yl. llt-xt't.ut. l.. XX'ill, G. lrului. l'. CQ1'oneitui'. XY. lfigolgth. X, Smith, xl. Rowling, R. Clare. Vforifl ltmr: G. litttlillxull. K. l,llllWL'lS. C. Praitteztti. NI. l 4 - L.. Interested in photography? Join the Camera Club! By sponsoring pltotographif exhibitions and contests. the Camera Club hopes to promote a greater interest in the practice of photography. This year the club sponsored an all student photography exhibition attended by many students. llonatlutc, L. Xllmatu. Xl. Alllllgillltli. Nl. fillllylilll, li. Myers. lliuriu. R. I.ouis, CI. Beatty. Ifrnnt Ruth: li. Stitltter, Z. C.au'lxou. li. XVolfurd. L, llowatrd, R. lxlfltlllfll. T. Hanna, D. Gilbert. I.. Ret-dy. 'im limi: Rozr: Ifrit llzmwu, hlguues Stn-rm'r, lid Bands, Bob B. Clluutntey Chu. Donald Still. Front Rout: Thomas MOOTC. 'lltblat-. Iiclwatrd lizultucr. Roger l':tt-ltcrsott, llohn Stover. Dennis Mtlatttgltliii, ,laik 'l'. Dettner, Kenneth Seller, Ed Sf-fonrl lfmw: Steplieu lbom-mker. llowarcl Huntington. Ilaxitl Uuzis, Alohu Solmzm, Thomas Cornell, Dirk Stowr. lzxztns. Rr 00 tualtl Beck. 'Iihomas lin-itlvitlxatttglt. l'ztul Simon, AMATEUR RADIO CLUB r The Purdue ,-Xntateur Radio Club enables stu- dents to vontinue amateur radio hobbies while in school. As hams , they learn the basic electronic theory through study and experience by talking to people all over the world or a friend back home. To prolnute the art of chess un dmc Purduc' CLIIHIJKIS. the illness Club was fUl'IIlCCl in FC'lJl'l1Ill'y. 1962. BV entering and sponsoring scvclxrl tourna- nlcnls, thc club selccts and trains ll rllcsn tczun XX'lllllll B will l'CPl'CSL'1ll the l'nixc'rsity in the Yllfilllln cnllcgc' ruurn.uncnts llllllllglllhlll tllc yeanx Hari: lfuzv: N.l'nq1uwr-. D. Yguulvmlalc, P. lgnlur. l', Sgnkkincn, Xl XXII lu XX fill ID lxnuld ru Sr x I. NIt'l'll. I.. Dxwld. XX. frlllll.lllll. l'mnI lifmu I. ll.u1nllun, lx I :Inn tx 1 yy ,. l. 'd T ef. ,A N may 3. , -.. , 1 A x - U , 1 . ,Q-Qf1 f x 1. ' , - iiglitfi 1 l 9 X 4 x l e '1 ' l f M. .Q ' N t 5+ ,L - ,-, .. if V 1.40, '-.Q.A.l...l , . We., ,, Sunday afternoon finds a bridge enthusiast and his livery Sunday llfICI'llUUll :lt 2 p.u1. in ilu' NICIHUIV izll Ccnter, thc Purdue Student IDl1IJlll'llIC Bridge Club holds ll duplicate gains. 'l'l1e club has un open pairs clmxllpifmsllip in the lall and ll tn-:nn ul luur clmlnpioxlsllip in the lane spring. iugik The l'iu'due Young Republimu Club strives to e the uuupus 41u'gii'e ol political situzuious :uid ol the Republiiuu l':u'tv policies. Plzuis for the nur- reut yegu' iueluclecl social luuctious, ll progixuii ol S D611 I lxers, help with the I.iui'olu lilly cliuuei' and pub- luutiou ol the Xeu'slettei '. Burl: lff,m': lforil. P. Xliillqiiu. A. Quiutloot, R. Reyuquxl. R. Curtis. ll. Boyd. Il. 'l'oiusou. ll. Peterson. xl. Yocler. T. Sigupirtl, XY. Hicks. XY. Drew. ,Vfuml Row: li. xlLlIlHlbI'll, S. Holfiuzul, l'. Conlon, Failuiii, XV. Delis. K. lYolf. D. Bout NI. Seelex. l'. llvllgllkll Ifmut Ifmu: Bl. Pllllll, Greer. B lk-Haiwii. I.. Miller, K. Kerr. l', Nleehziu. I.. Huwortli, M Meeks. KI, Mooney. P. Meyer. Cl. Neuuiziu. .-Xslmiiry. B Chistou. II. C.:uu. leuigiu, R. Ziuuuer. D. hu-ele. ll, lliouigis. l.. Beuuett. CHINESE STUDENTS CLUB The Chinese Stucleut's Club is :ui zissoeizuioi consisting ol' Clhiuese students :uid faculty. Its goal is uot only to give its iuelubers aiu opportunity tc Luow each other better. but also to aecluziiut QQ YT' lhuk Rmw: llheu. K. Yung. I.. Ng. P, Suu, hih, S. Yam. lf. Chu. .Swrrnul Ruzu: XV. Lee. XV. Shen. Iliu I ll u I Huuu1l'lou In ,ell l Chuiq l li O Xu X l'xoC Su C Xl 000 .. six, , A g. .' g. ' mt :wi .. .1f. ,. ne. . 1. 1. Y 1- 1- 1 3 the .Xiiieiiiuiis with the c'ultui'e :uicl lieritzige ol' China The lllztin goal of the Prm-Arab Club is to pro- mote hettei' I'6IlllI0lISIIIIJS between Arztlm students and their cnlleagttes, :md to present 11 pitturc nf tht- .-Xrab life to the A1l1c'rit'z1t1s. The O. A. S. spmtmrs at PAN-ARAB Clliristmzts exhibit and Arabic' Iilllgllllgii clatsscs. I I I Hack Rumi: H. Fond, F. .Xti1t. X, .XI--Iuhuuri. Y, .XIi, Ii. ,Xl-Iiwn, IJ. ISIJIIIIVIILIII, Xl. XIut.ul. .X. Nuuj.:im. II, I5.ui.t1itI. Front Rn1t': N. Hussain, S. Iil-Ilinztry, CL, I1gtI.uh. I., Ii.tl.ttli. .X. lil-Rxtwi, N. ICI-Rgtwi, XI. Izl-Sgtyvtl. S, .XIfRil:ui. R. Xl-RiIi.ti I I In fault-1' In chilli' SIt'0lIgt'l' tim with .XlllL'l'Il'Qlll stutlcnts, thc .Xititgm Sttttlt-ntk .Xssutitttiuti strixt-S , lu lJl'tnllulC lwttvr llIItIL'l'SI.llIKIIIIg' ul the .-Xf1'ic'gtl1 waxy 2 UI lilc. In .Xpril tht- tlulr tclclnizttctl JXIIICZIII Irccl alum Day gtml sptnistnucl gm t-titl-ul-tltv-ytnu' p1ll'IV. Bark Row: RI. .-Xdegbolzi. O. Okun, NI. Metigcslm. B. Soyuclcx IC. Atlctlottln, O. .Xiwt-i'iuIJgt, .XtItIuh, Bl, Sn-l.tswit-. FruntRn1v: K, Komnszt, A. CLLIIJIXI-BI1lI'IllI'lI, I.. .-Micke, O katm. IJ, YIIQUII. P. KI. Iigtnyi. XV. fcsztguli. 2 .4 ln changing the Auto Club's events this year, the brand Prix included ll weekend progrznn with a banquet and a dance. Other events of the club inclu- ded the traditional Auto Show and the presentation of the .-Xutu Club Scholzlrship. C LU B 4.1 , A an Xxx Y X, fiffflf w . x . p .,,...-N, , I I I v S-. , D Si a , Q Q A i I , M5 Hull: llnzw: ll. l.m4ill, linnnnns. nl. lX'ilIianns, R. XX'l1iling, ll. 'iil'll1lX, P. Gulu. Front Huw: I. B.ntuskni, R, lJL'llIill'K't'. li. Xlnellei', l. Olsen, M. l't-rshing. R. Nnwitki, R.Blll11lS. XX'uuld yun like to take weekend eznnping, hiking or ice skirting trips? ll' su, the Purdue Outing Cllnli fillers just such urtirities. The Club leaves Ille must every weekend, :thing with proricling ll Spring rairzitimr trip to Clnluraulu lor live days of skiing. S.. Burl: Ifuzu. Bl. Hairtinzin, .X. Blzirsinko, S. Leaf, li. Myers. E. S. Smith, R, Shrigley. Front Row: K. Stichter, D. Vztsicek, L. Shecliy. R. Czittirrnll, fl. Snowe. C. Hendricks. Swrnzrl Row: Croxall, H, McSweeney, M. Strunk. Skip jolinsun, 'lf I.elnn:1n, li. johnson, V. liberly, R. Bruce, 224 Claiming 21 111e11111c1's11ip of 11e111'1y 902, of the students 111111111611 in Vc1c1111z11'y SL'lt'lll'C and Medi- 1-inc, 1111- stllclcm c11z111t1-1' 111 the AVNIA holds many cvcllls. The s111'i111 1':11c1111a11' 1111111111111 ll 1'lf1ll1JXVCCll 1JLl1'I1'. ll fZ111'is111111s 11111111'. lllltl Z1 S111111111' Hllflillllflll 1J1K11lLi with 1111- PIX'-YL'l 011111. 1 1111111 R11:1': 111111 111111: 111111 R1g111'N. 11111111111 l11Nl1llK'. 11'111'11 1'1111 11111111 11111 ll 1 S11I111111 111 1 X. K,I11lli11S, X111111 XY11x111.111, XX'i11i.1111 11.11111's. l.1'1111.1111 1,. clllllllll 111111 111111 Xlllllll 11111 ll4lS ll111111:1in1 S1'111111l If1111'5 f1L'li.llll l1111'11111g, X11111.11'1 c1Llltlllt'I. X 111111 ll 111111 X11 ll 1 11 1 ll 1111111 19. B.lIllL'N. 11.11111 '1111111111. 151111 N11111111.111, l'.llll R11111-11, 114111111 Xllll D 1:11111 Row: 111111 111'11, ,1L'l'l'Y l1111111s1111111, 11411111 C1111l1i1'k, S11'1'1- 51111 XI 1 1111 1 '1ic11'i114, .Xlll'll 1.111k111g. lllltl R11l1111s1111. 11lllllN H11111.1g1'1. 111111 1111111 I111 1 1.1ll1t'SI,lX11ll. N.11111' N1'11'111:111, 811111111 Ifflllf 111111 C. XY1111111, XX 111111 1 1 1 1 1x11 1 1 1 11 1.11111w CI111111. 11111111 5. Gilpin. N111111111 XY. lung, 1,1111 X. X111 111 ' 121111: Ifllllf X, KIIIIIIIIICIJII B. Klizimlclwail. 5. Scthi, S. Bala, Z. Mt-tti. .X. Xltitlnnixtxqigznn, R. lihoslat. Srrmzfl Row: C. Yii11y.tkt1iiitt1', X. Gttntlhi, IillAlIltlt'liC'l', Y. Bliendc. NI. ISV spmisoriiig hzintluets and exhibitions, the Indizt Student .Xssot-itttioii hopes to foster good rt-ltitionsliips hetwet-n the Indians and the local ttblllllllllllly. The clnh tielelnntecl Diwali , the lestixxtl ol lights, :ind participztted in the Union Ciliristtntis party, entertztining all. COUNCIL OF RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS l limi: Ifmv: Richatrd Brooke, 'lioin Dickinson. lfrmzt Row: Raty 'lihoin:ts. Rchctczt llftrdin, '1 he Count-il of Religious fJI'gl1llllllIIIOIlS seeks to toottliiiztte the inclividuztl foundations with the ud- ininistrzition. It is tiotnposed of the loundzitions' presidents, hut it is open to all students on the Purdue Clfnnpns. C.R.O. provides these students an opportunity tu gain knowledge about other religions. The campus church offers peacefulness. wa Szulliatsivxnn. R. Iyer, U. Dash, S. Gupta. Shah. Front Row: S. Dzts, Prziszttl, K. Ghztneknr, K. Mody, S. Shurina. D. Sheth, I'. Murgtti. A. Jain, S. Kftbre, V. KTISIIHHSWHIIIY. INDIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION , al.. ,: . ,1.iiff55t-Nb ' : 'FEI-ELK . Fisk :TIES fig ' fiil X N-EQZAQ. . Friends and Sunday meals go together. Bulk Ifnzv: Rithgml Ilttrtly. ,I.nnes Cnlih. IQUIJUII Flinl. RILII1ll'iI Klein, RIiI1.llilI Brookx, Dun Collins. 'Ilin1n.ux New Iohn 'I.lll'llCl'. Sermnl Huw: Laing: l,.tne. Illlll' .Xtl:nns, Itw L. Bartz. Gwen Cline. RZIIOCII Yun Sutton, Lintl.t ,l.n'xis, Iffn RELIGION CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION The lipistupqtl CIIIIIITII of the Good Sliepliitrd gives students Lind lzteulty the upportuiiity to wut-ship and gain knuwletlge ul the ctlllllifll today. The yegn's pmgrqttit began with lreslnngtn mientgttion, followed hy CIISCLISSIIJIIS, guest speakers tlirnugliuut the year, and weekly Sunday night slippers. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION The Cllnistixni Science fJ1'gLlIlI7llIIUIl IIILIIIIILIIIIS its newly 4u'quit'ecl meeting lwuse on czunpus for study. lectures, testiiiimiigil tn' husinems meetings. and quiet nleditzttinn. .X lull UI'It'lllllIIUIl meeting is held. LIISVIISNIUII dinners, with other ullixersities and meet- ings meh VFIIIIYSCILIY evening. Rmw: I-'ignites Nmntitv, I'.tttv Le Blunt. Barb Sttxxsscr, Beverlx' Stull, Clznnlyn lftnit, Nlatrty Ilupwuocl, B:x1'lJar4x Hnllex, 19 'FW 25236 -Tietfil tw? N , , hw, 09 -7 'T'I-IIEE l.lINII'NJ'lEEI?lEEiI'1 Y' F:'IIE!EEEEEilE3'Nf l'IEEIF?lI,ll1INJ q:: ,g-QN3-, CIZl'1 l.J FQEIIII-1 The l'11iw1rsi1y Pl'CSIJyIL'l'i2lll cillllffll is 1111 .-Xll-Stlidcm Cll1111'cl1. lrllk' zlclixitics ll0llSC'd there iucllidc 111:11'1'i:1gc lUlll'St'5. 11111111-clziv l1i11cl1cn11s, Sumlzny z111cl XX'cd11esdz1y sup! pus, :ind week-clay 1-lgisscs. c.UllllSCllllg IS u large 11141 1111 pm'tn11t aspect oi the 131'UQl'1illl. c i ,ff--rs Marriage courses are offered each year as part of the church religious program, Dr. Rasmussen, conferring with two students. Tfiiiggnf lllllllllll L B9 008 LUTHERAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION The Lutherztn Student Assoriatioti seeks to extend to its nienihers the opportunity lor clewitioti and service. The students learn more about Clliristizuiity and its encounter with the world. Besides, weekly meetings incorporating a dinner. progrztni and worship have heen devised. Through l,utheran Student .Xt'tion, the group serves the needs of the students arountl the world. Fred Faulkner, President. Q . l xy' limi: lfnaw: Il.trx ey Berliner. Shellex' Duhow, Rsirliarat flrt-eiilmerg. Susan Burke. Lawrente Stllllllllilll. liznrrv lillruin. Frmif Row: Rzilihi Ut-rztltl lingel, Rithxtrtl Goltlliziber, Kjutlith lixuxler, Lllnine Colien, .Xtra Levine. The students gather for an informal chat. HILLEL FOU NDATION The B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation held its regular Friday evening and Saturday morning services, and com- memorated the Jewish holidays. It ollered classes in Judaism, Hebrew and Yiddish, to broaden the students religious life, along with movies, dances and dinner pro- grams presented. As a new feature. the foundation initiated Sunday morning lox and bagel brunches. 229 LUTHERAN CHAPEL iN,',E -1 , f- A-fvfl' : 7 A A ' ' ,'..-1- e- ' s1:f.:..q ., . fa. 'lfhf--:N 3 S- ,-6.1, r Q N fw I -,.. t. A L. :N . A . -. .v ,M The Religious Book and Coffee Series was the special feature of the fall season this year at lluiversiry Lutheran Chapel. This all-student con- gregation also provided for its members Sunday Religious Forums, receptions for missionary workers, and speakers through Gamma Delta, the Interna- tional Lutheran Student Association. Services are conducted by Rev. Rehmer. The church is a place of quietude and restfulness on a warm sunny day. 230 . ', M95 fii5iff'T iifmwlr F'-'X' -V KE ,-.fls1'f 73-1 -4 1 f , .5i'5Q '-- Af .rf ,.r .- . s-E' --ftp, , ff' - ' A,3,f -ra w wi f . L -5 Ts-' ts, swf. 4 cr... W t. ht XYQ:-, fag X 3533, ,-4 5 v,.-,.'- , 5: ' Q.--er-'A - ...Q-mf. .X ?.,,:f,,--1 -Aw? eff' :raves-,-wif -fr f- . ff- rf ,,tf,x...:- 11 .-- .ze + 2 Q as-. - me -- .w.'.,? 1rf 1 ' 'TI-+ rf .4 ,:- ,V , ' - X A .a.Q3a,.. s aaa- . 1.1-s ts. ...ie 1 is .g- if A-as .. .- i gif, ,, 5.1. f ,, ' . Q 1 , p at ss.-.-,..., ,. if T l is '.P5ifi'Ti?':?f4e. p . f:f,r,- f- ' 1-H-, , 5 -' ' f tslsg ' 1.141 xx , f-in 1 '5,'s:.t. A.: 554-2. Wye--Z.. I ' .1-ff' . ' ' 't 'j-N. Q ' ' ,, - i itat.: :. ,sf ' -- ' , ,g, ,:. : 1 : .2 ft 51, - 3: 'sigh -ff f .,i2 - 4551 ...wb 5 l - 44 -. - - ...,.:,:e .,-- 4,-.1. ., 1: - . - ,-- 5g:4.1.i. -. . . f, , , , 1 i. W ffaiftlffii-. .r 1- . - :-- .1 Q ' 41: - ' '1 1g .H -W V 'S hind: 4- 'er'm'm.,-.,.,i '3 ' E.' i 'sf .-fi? V ' ff 'i 'altar wg we Q5 , if w as W . , 5, , . '.f1?'LELjf?f+ ' V f- P' I ' W., E 1' ff I-' . ffl B , :nf 5-:, - ' . V, ', .41 ' -1 N V ' . , : Ki! -' ':g'j151-W ' i . - lm I G X-I cg - - .i,.,fg, . ,fi -M wmxnidf., 3,2 .....-- Av - 5. , . 35 . K ,pi , .i m-, :nw--' ' 'l ,Q-w . . 3 4 R wi lf - wi -' 41.2, , t..,J-1ga.,,., V 1' 'X V V. J l .- 5 - N 1' . 5.. . L - 3'-'? 'L 3lu.d-re-re I a. . r. . I , V L1 4 V ,lu -'kf'4w u , ' I -' ,. , ' V '1.l.'l i . - . igyx h ,.a.:,gf.- 4995-.. .:u..-14 . v -1- JH- if - -I W M- .1 f ' r ' . we if 1, ,:.fsQf-':-f---f.re--L-- 1 :L .- f of -' ffff,1'ift:: V- ' phi- -- Z - ,,,A.,,.,- . ...g.....-- : ..-.. --- f A ' 51- r .far ,----- T:--H- 'e'i - '- 2 J X, t .. A .V f- V- --rr-A--M fur -Wm' f Fr. Dismas Clark was one prominent guest speaker. john Henry Cardinal Newman 1 i, t , -eil M r?xi d.rC. t. . i is i 1 5 E 3 i ,JV 1 Y nf . - N- . A Q, V. X , xx , NEWIVIAN CLUB The goal of the Newman Club is to contribute in a unique way to the spiritual, intellectual, and social development of Catholic students at the Uni- versity. It has expanded its educational program and has organized the new Social Action Committee which deals with current social problems. 231 MILITARY Ki 'R . , . , X I 232 1 X s .. . ' 1 Iwi 'X-. a- 'liciw 5 , 2 1 , ,, X rf :FYR -'-ici, 4922. fd D . 4 gm Colonel Thomas R. Bruce. jr. Professor of Military Science Army cadets pass-in-review. ARIVIY ROTC Dining his hgisii uiiiiisn- iiisti-iinliuii. muh .Kimi LL I mimi in iiiilitgiiy siiciiu- K I' K '. nike-ii iii lLl1liiS :incl iiiililxliy his' . ' 'Q ' iiirtcsx' is lllllgilf In him hy iiiuiiis '-, gf ,i ' I mhills. .Xltcr his hgisii' ilistiiic- -Q Q - .. - l' All ' 'giclxiiiiw pi. 'ixiclwl lh.iI hc um IIlCL'l thc llCU.'SSill'y YCU WST missed the Smokesfacld pliysicail :incl im-mail i'wliiii'ciiiL-nits. .Xclxxiiirccl tiuiin- Boy, I'm tired! g ulh-is 1lIDI7Ul'IlllllllL'h Im' uxpxniclcrl lcziclcrsliip mi Q Signal. l1'gi1ispu1Al:it1uii. Lliciiiicgil. f,l'il1IlLlllLL'. .Xl'IIllL'ly. ni' l'.llQlllUL'1illg llnips. Vlmii Qlllillllllillll c 1.11141 icicius his uniiiiiissiim Lis .1 Scuwml ' Q llcsviwcs. l,lll'llllL' l'lliX'Cl'SilY iiigillx' zicuiiiiiis lm' IM! nl lhcsc now ulliicis mciicmc-cl in lhcsc six ,xlillly units, 2315 Hello Modder, hello Fadder . iXclx':1m'Cd .-Xrmy ROTC faders lake n six week :nurse between tlivir juniui' :md senior years. This period, lillccl with liiililziry 1lSSiQ'IlIIlt'l1IS and iuzmy lrspmisihilitics, is not 21 picniy. Instead, the cadets gain a rcspcct for ziutliority, ll scnsc of lezidersliip, and expcricmc in military tzlftirs. ARIVIY CAIVIP Shot her down again! Look out, below! 234 N I: 5: Q, 1, , my '- X in liufk Row: H. Frictihc-ii. D, lluluiwii, C.. lltiligail. R. O. lhxiim. I, I.. Iii-tlit'ivi', R. limiting. R. Ifziiitvr, N. I'1itricL. IJ. IYC'IJSIC'I', I.. Kimlil. Nlullans, I. Siiiigivlski, XY, XX'.tIlaut'. Ilfllkllililfl. Ifmnl lbw: R, blultnwii. Al. Nlufrtv. I. Nliirkw, P. S, IV. Burrcs, 'If Hilkert, 'lf llatrr, R. ll.tr:tg.i. XY. Ilztiiim. ul. IIHICIIIHIIIQII, ll, xvl'llL'lllbl'l'gK'I'. R. Slizitllt-yy NY. IIi'lllll'I'LIIIlCCI', Falks. Swmrzzl ROHM D. fIl.irkt'. R. IX'owtlli.tii1. 'll U'CIuiiimi'. R. IlUNlllI'liCl'. ll, 'lit-div, ID. I.. Xlkwt. I'IAll'l'I5Oll. Faris, C. Overinycr. .X. G. Iflawkim, 'I'. Blank. .L littinlwlntli. B. I.. Xlguisli, I . Geac. PURDUE ORDER OF MILITARY IVIERIT Piirduc Urdcr of Military Merit is the lionorary ui-ganiyatinn lui' .Xrmy ROTC Cadets. Created to pruiuotc cllicicucy ul' the corps :md interest in indi- vidual iiiilitziry atliicu-merit, PONINI also has added tu its responsibilities suijli zictivities as tliC Army Ball. .Xruiy IIIIINIIICI, and I-Xriiiy Queen contest. To provide an IIICGIIIIYC in drill and to ciicutiiuigc indi- ' vidual accomplishments. POMNI presents cadet ol- licers' awards and a drill award at their annual banquet. In prepa1'ing lur suiiimci' camp. thc IIUITIIIC Order ul Military Mcrit aids tlic Amity .Xclvaiiced radets with insti'i1c'tioii and training in the liner arts of military tactitts. lHilllClIYC'l'S. and nictliotls. x 1 I .,t.. , . if P' 'F . -1 I fist I I Lx ix!! P' . x ii, 2 N . , YN x. 44 'I X Commander Charles Rostorfer 235 acl AIR FORCE ROTC 'l lic .Xir lfonc RUTCZ hgisic' progrxnn :il Plll'ClllL' olla-is its cgiclvts 4-xqnnplcs ol mililaniy lilc. Tlirougli class work Qincl chill sessions, thc cziclvl gains :in N QR 'A-. . NQQAW A YE 5.5:-1.6 'ii SK 'VV' . .f . 5 l-lup, two, three, four . . . llllilL'liSIlllHlll1g ol thu hgu'l4gi'ouml :incl ciiricin posi- tion ol thc l'nilc-cl Status .Xir lfonc. The nuiining also slioivs cgiclcls lhc iicwssily ol niililzniy tlfgilllifll tion in prorcviiimg our n1nion's sz-ciii'iIy. Dining' his iunior :incl scnioi- yczns. thc An' lfoiu' cziclct nigiy choosc to vnu-1' thc sclc-rt ziclxcimccl progiziiii. It is Clllliillfg lhcsc Iwo ycgirs that the .XlfRO'I'Cl hclps to t1 iin colln-gc nicn lo lJCt'HlllL intclligcnt and conif pc-tcm .Xir lfonc ollimcrs. .Ks :in zicldc-cl iiiceiitiw. thc 1 xnmccl cziclvt niziy cannn his wings in his lonrth runny Lo entci' pilot training in the USAF. vczn' ol .-Xl RUTCl training. llc then has thc' oppor- F xp I J' g I 3 ' . 1 7,1 ' fi N L i 'nf ' il O36 Ds 3, wig' ' C+:-il K 'X C uxwwwdrg' , ..-.N Last minute checks insure safety. Cadets are in step at Corps Day. ,I K ' 1 I fi? ' -s32sr W'if'fw , F C C f --'-:vi-.'?E11'-GFX :V Q ,'Qi N,.. ' , -1' X ,.,. 3 1 5 - rf .- ,,.,,. Q Av f . ,. ,gg .443 V YV,, , 1, . .Q ., .L .. T., , -4 - -1 . , . ' 1 -J., ,I .-', 6' fm' Colonel M. A4 Kempton Professor of Air Science 'ffffrn 237 4 I 1 1 1. X. 9 AIR FORCE CAMP M, Z Vlihiillillg, lfilillillg, 11'11111111g: there 5661115 to be 1111 1:1111 to 11 for Air I5111'1'c cadets. For ll four week '- period l1c1wce11 his -illllitbl' and senior year each 111- clct is nwzrlxclred 111 the curly Illllfllillg hours to take part 111 llll' x'g11'1o11s phases 111' Air Force Slll'Y1Vfll t1'11i11i11g. 1-1z11'l1 Clllllp is ill one uf the Ifllillillg centers held 111 air bases all over the 11:111o11. in the Air Force Prepare to tlHBF1g Loose. Knit two, purl two. Snake Charmer 238 Commander joe Alenduff ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY Tapping ui LILIYZIIIQUCI Air Ifortc RUTCI students tor 1-Xrntild Air Soticty takes place twine LI ycar. Xa- titniallx' this oiggiiiilaliuii is llll I1u11111'111'y lor ,Xir 15111116 ROTC xtiiclcnts. but at I,lII'CIlIC the society also arts as a scrxitc LIIIKI mcial UIIQXIIIIIQIIIUII. I11iti11tit111 nl the plcdgcs lakes place 111 a tt11'11111l cc1'c111u11y at tlic Air lftviu- 131111. tlic 111111111 mtial IIIIILIIUII. Bark Row: NI. Bir1IlcIJo11gl1. II. Hullt-tt, I.. Iiwtt, S. RLIIIN. II.1ls1catI. IS. York. R. Clnlv. A. htraim, D. Nltnlcy. bl, Roxkgi. Lauer. B. .'x5I'lQl'ilIl. V. Smith, C. liulintk. Beau. D. R. 19141111 Rfnr: I. K1-llv, ll. I,. IIllt'II. 5. Iinilgliinii. xl. II.llllCI'I'. lx. IY:1it. Third Rrvzw: XV. IKIIIICY. XY. Alil, Mitklcv. AI. Iivmuii. I. Xlcmliitlf 'I'. CI. Cl.1rli11g1u11, R. 5tIlllIIl. II. Nlgiix. I xvlillghl, I.11llllI2lIllS. Bcaixlt-V, D. XYUIIJCY. C. F. Iiiiahc, IJ. ilw11r1.1111'y. Higgins. SVFIJVIKI Rr1a': D, Gill. Scy111t1111', R. Taylor. B, An Air Force Stratojet attracts attention. 2311 Ain 'T7 Commander Iudy Hiatt ANGEL FLIGHT I Sm-xing as lmslcsws lm' tlu- IIIIIIILIVI' volunta- liun. l'1csiclc11l's 1'cx'icu'. :md tllc Nlililglry Iklll zum' Iusl .1 low ol ilu- dutius ol' thc lllL'lIlIJCl'h of .Xngcl f lfliglmr, This llLl'IHllllI wrxifc IIVQIZIIIIIIIIIHII trics to 'If Inmlmrvtc inlcrcsl in thc xglrifmus .Xir Ifmrc IJl'UQ'I'LlIllS. l'lI-clgm .nc wlutccl CQIVII spring lmsrcl on 11 1,0 in- ff clcx, puliliom. .mul i11lL1'xia-ws. The answer is blown in the wind 1:01-If Rnxvt QI. Thoxnpson, .L Ii:1laIcrxo11, P. Skinncr. fIl'k'L'II, Il. l'oy11tc'1', I.. Huff, Lunduhl, B. Moore, 'iluklc-ss, Cl. SQIIIIINN, I'IL'SIfIL'lICL', I.. II1lI?wIllIJ, C. Illycs, B. -Iohns. CI. Cmlnikolm. S. A. Bishop. Front Row: C. Metz. SlL'glllL1Il'l'. 'I'lfinl lffnw: IIILIIIIJITI, V. IICIIIIJICIH Ysnuc. IVIIIIEIIIIS, M. Hogg, H. .XcI:1il', M. Butler, Hiatt, Ii. Rzldlke Xl. fillilmlx I. Iil.lllx, 5. Slmuk. li. llulc. li. I.cu1m1'mI. S. B. Slump. I.. llulxlcy. CL. I.. Nkllllllllllll, I.. Sllircr. Rulml. I. I. lflliw. Ywffnnl 1fI'Il'I C. l'L11I1owxki, NI. IAIIINSCII, I U 40 Brill: Row: D. Norris. C. Lgnnlwrt, ll. Rutlie'iilwi'gci. A. luiiiiilgik. 'lf IV. l'ilIICl'lll.llI, Kmli. IJ, CI.irlsuii. Sihgml. Klaimtligcr, D. Garlmcr, XV. Blcvim. Il. l,L'l.L'l'NIlII, R. Kluoru. IJ. R. Xlumc. I., Uriilili, XY. lmpmiiis. lwiml lfnm: CI. Bull. Fzigin, R. IVilsun, NI, Siulliun. Thin! Ruin: ll. Gillciii, ll. lflginigiin, I-1. R. 'liliuiii.ix. R, X, Gm-liul, S. Riinx. XY, .Xlil. Hziulicr, A. I.. Briltingliiini. Nliirslizill. KL. Skviir. XY. lmiin. I. Ciirilm-r, K, St-ln-r, XY. Irwin. 5. lxilri, CQ. llimxiiil, 5. I.. Roberts. Sharp, XY. Hlitkiiis. Ellis, Nlitilivll. .Nwiurirl 'lUk:iixki, ll. Tliuiiilmiii. Ruin: B, S. Dziris. M. Iiulicczko, D. Gurclon. ll. limlti. S. AIR FORCE BAND tions and non-inilitziry liiiiictiniis. Seventy-six trombones . . . 24l The Air Fun-e llzincl wus inggiiiifetl in tlic spring ul 1955 Lis gi twcntyhiiiciiilmci' Drinn aincl Bugle Corps. Since than it liars gruwii into Ll 5CX't'l1If. lJlCl'U inili- tary band. The .Xir lfmnce lkincl. Ikilluwiiig, tlit' great Sousa tradition, perluriiis at infiny inilixziry uiiivtiui- l i l l l l 1 WIf1at's he mean, Welcome to Alaskan? Everyone Iikes the Navy? Afilnj Hey, scratch my back! , rv NAVY ROTC A- E N-NN h NSS-1 1 'Ne-11 1' These 6:00 Aclvl. Drillsl Captain C. M. Robertson Navy visits Nuclear Reactor. Professor of Naval Science Where do I sign up? i,.PSl'lde CDRPS -yn Q -fwivkfsz fltllIllJlIllllQ ilu' a1mlx.11il.igcs ul lniilcssiimgil Nana . - .- A - .1 'sity l'111'cl1u-R XRUTCI IJYHSIXIIII p1'cp.ii'cs ilu.1li- cl college mcii lor sctvimu .is ullii 1-is iii llic l'i1ili-cl two years ul College. Regulus XRUTC1 iliiilsliilmieii ' Hu Thu' are L'llIlllL'Cl lin .1 scliiilgiisliip llllllllia 3 , i r fa '. L 'K - 1 llllllg. 243 tus Navy. Ciiiimlrgict stuilcnts .irc iixili.11is wlm ciw lllSU'llCllUl1 in thc llcncsssiiy 11.ix41l 5l'lCllL'L' IIBCS. plus ll lll0llllllY Sllllcllll llllI'l1lLQ llicii' l.ilLc1' 1L'llllJL'l'S ol thc llllllfllly tlmiiigliiiiil lllcii' yufirs l NAVY CRUISE i nr- Jus, SMILE, it's all over nowl 2-ll Midshipmen hit the high seas during summer cruises. Genuine Naval experience is gained by NROTC students each summer when they attend various Navy sunnuer camps and take cruises. The camp, which supplements the academic training, lasts for six weeks. lfach niidshipnian serves as a crew lllClIllJC1' and attends regu- lar Navy classes on his first ternl ol sea duty. The advanced NROTC ineinbers are positioned as junior officers and have charge of the sophomore niidshipnien while on the cruise. The second year of suninier camp emphasizes physical fitness, and each cadet is put through the paces at various Navy and Marine bases. This sununer training is deemed invaluable by the Naval department in providing a preview of the Navy. Hey, joe, l found your Contact lens! QUARTERDECK Burk Raw: RfllPlIlN4TIl. ll. l'l.llll'Q'llll1lll. CL. Illlll1ll,QllllL', ll. ll. N1'I1llllli'. li. xlllfllll. l'. 5.lwt'Il. Slnumlmillm lm 15110, Crolli. R. lilxmlg, ll. XY:n11slf'y. l,. BrlXl'l'. ll. llvixl. Ii'm:'i ll. l.:1l'wli, ll.lllI.IlxK'li. XY. llululi-l'wl1, KL. llumlll in Svmnd Rmv: R. llriltaiin, D. llichl, G. llqilm, ID. Silmnff, li. cili'lllCllN, Nl. I 1'ym:1', ll. Xilwt, XV. File Naval outlets who clcinunstrzitc milstaiiirliilg zudziclcniiv ability and military ziptiluclc arc sclcctccl lm' lllCllll3L'I'5lllP in Qi111i'lc1'rlwk Sucietv. The pilrpuscs ul Oixzirtmclcm L are to lic-lp clcvclup lf,spi1'il :lc Cui'ps, to nuliiziiiit wiillly llic llllClSlIll3IIlt l1 'incl will nl tlic Unit. to pcilmni useful lumtifms lm thc vniirc Xzivnl ldllll, :incl to 1'cc'ugnifc- zmcl Lic in gm llllL'llllYL' lm' 'iclilcwciiiclit in lllc military Qi-1'x'icC. f,?'lIlll'lf'l'l'lL'iili Smicly plains :xml runs tllc Aunuzil Navy llnll and spfnisms tim l3'itI'il1un plums 'incl X ll'lUlli ullici' mfial c-wills cluiing' the yn-air. .Xuimig ilmsc xpniisnu-cl this ycan' was 11 lfzlll party lui :ill thc- miclsl1ipmc'n , During thc yung Qim1'tc1'clc'ck ummliutcfl open llll'L'IlllQS lcgiluiing mum' spczilwi-s. The life of a pledge! -4 1 if N-f ,,,,f gnu i b -fbi-n.....N Gerald K. Hamilfon Quarterdeck President 111111: Razr: llgiplniii I. Prfffllll, N, Hunt, X. Hciiclersmi. Al. D6Lkrr. Srrmzd Roni: Grziyless, Sherron. R. Luwric, D. li. llugliu, Ifiiwl Ifnzu: R. llziiiiiiguiii. l'. C1011 G. Russ, S. I.. Dofilcii, L. Boyer, S. Burrcs. PERSHING RIFLES Tlic tixiiiip. tiuiiiip. llillllp ul lcet and tlif: lliisliiiig ul' rifles iii Llic siiiiliwlit are siifiis :lint ilic l'ei'sliiiiw' Rillcs :irc ini the fm 3 W 5 fi zigziiii. 'lliis Xiitimigil Nlilirziry Suviety spuiisnrs Ll drill tczllil :incl xi rillc Iilllll :is wall as sciwiiig :is liunui' guiiifl ill tlic' Nlilitziiy llgill. Nlciiilicis im' clistiiiguislixililv lay tlicii' liliic and silver luiii'11gci's. Commanding Officer Leslie Boyer Visiting units perform at Pershing Rifles Drill Meet, Zi ga 3 Z1 iagwgb l 2143 3l.....,.. Bail: Row: Iohnson, D. IX'v?St, D. Cable, R. Frve. C. Ticoje I. Bvilwc'1'c'r. XY. Suzuki. XY. Sim'ci'. R. Cla-incm, I, Hzirrisini, C. Rostofely YV. Hc'im61'dingCr, H, IUTILIQIIETIX. B. Braun. D. Iuhlwm. I. lIlll'IlK'Ii, I. Nl.ii'lu, Iwmif limit D. Kln'l1m'i't. H. Neptune. Thiril lfmw: X, Kninhclmk. AI, 'lhimi:u, I. XY. Ifh-iiilvixivii. R. iI4'Hl1ll'L'L'.'li, Bl.ul+. 5. I'.llI'itii. D. Nlmlm. Gwdlry. IV. Szllisbiiry, XYicillin. D. Diehl. R. Blank. CL. D. Hillman-If. R, XI. iifillilill. Slwqiiiivlmiilm. Ii. Siliullv. S. Lihev. I. Hcmlurmn. XV. Ifiltf. D. Liirwii. I.. Bfjwcln, D. Rout-ni. X. XXI-.ixi'i'. KIiI1C1'.iYm:mifI Rim: QI, Cll1i'4ill1.iin. T. O'CIn1iiii:i', X. Ohrishi. Captain Ronald Brittain SCABBARD AND BLADE Pll1'CillC'S unnpginy nf Sfllilijllld :md lllglrlc is imc uf 167. iii iiigijinn Qimllcwvs :icmss thc ngiliuil, Nluiiilmwaliip in this iuilitnrv 'OW , H . . , . 1 l1m1in'gi1'y is iiviiiiiiccl to imiiistiiiicliiig irulcts in time giclxiiiicccl ROTC. mwmiiis, Sizilrlnzml and lilgirlc xii l,ll1'dllC siriws to stiimilzitc gi I R Q'l'L'1lIL'I' interest in the mililxlry. Nlnyn' Zl4fIlYlIlL'S Tllllgt' 11-0111 drill IIIQCIS in lending tliv Clrgmcl Nlzmli :it thc Nliiiflllif' Bull. Where'S the Grand March begin? 247 PURDUE DRILL TEAM AUXILIARY limi: Rmr: bl. Klr.u11c1'. S. I'-IISIUII. H. Grnlmaun. IVQHIC. F. Smith. P. Pinkcns. Ifmnt Ruzv: Ponsler, N. Adzuus. CZ, Sichcfmlml, IT, liurllclim. CI. Umulis. Srmrzfl Ifmvz NI. li. .-X. Crazy, S. I'I:n'cIing. B. Kozak, S. Babcofk. Duxmqn. G. I'c1'1Ain, ID. Cinrriak. li. Burns. Bicsukcr, D. AI. L f z a .,, .. xi, Q V . , Ui Q4 ' X , 1 x - - 'f X Z , Xb X . I :M X 3. ' T. R? I.. . ,. V .- I ..., 1 f If r f Rf' I ' M I .I f ' A -4-f- I' if-I ZX., Q Q J 4 L A ' R ,. 2 ' K . f . . 3 1. Q l I ' - Q 'X :IX 's' f , r 1 x f - III -X 1 ' fx . : Q , ... I . . , Burk Ifmw: I. Rarlc-r, I.. .Xrnulcl. B. Blznmlmznll, D. Rush. R. I.. Sfrflrlfl Rmv: nl. D. Fihcllcr. KI. Rim. R. IViIsm1. G. Ncllzlns II.n'gur. I.. Iwlsey. R. Sznlfrml. Sims. K. IX'QIlnc'r. B. C. R. Minncmun, C. Smith. H. XYiIIiams. Cox, G. Jalkson. NI. StIIW.!l'll. I'. 'III'fll1llll1lIl, I... Clolmlshmry, NI. Powell, Iixum, JXLIJIIIIS. R. SCIIWIITIR, T. E. Gaertc. M. Feidnlml, NI. Ilrmmcr, R. IIIIIIIIILIII. Iirzmsoll. S. Krxsszuk. Thirrl Rmv: Roscnkrumz. IVZIITCII, Hill. P. XVIIISII. D. Mardis, P R. fl. Iimln-11. I'. Samuels. Cl. IRVZIIIS. Cl. Bam-mann. S. Harris. Iiumly, FTIHII Row: IV. Hostruwier, D. A. Kurlh. R. Craft IJ. S. Clzmmplma-ll. XI. Mollie-r, W. Hezullcc. K. Merrinmn. G. LI. Stock. E. I.iIIimI1, F. Gcsse, IV. IVz1lIncc. S. Burrcs, D Mznzuly, 'If G. Xlclntmlm. T. Kruger, XV. Prnnsticl. Brooks, xlohnsrm, G. IVemink, L. Liggett. P. Ste-plum. -I. Clzurnrr, M. NIiIICr, S. Slmron, D. NIf.XcIn1T1Q. Q 'Mi ' Q55 ., .. ., . . . .. r I I I ' f IEE . ..,. I , X MI ' d x - . wi, . it ww? . ' if .N 5... -5 1 .' FW' 'VI : E1 fN '- '5 1'lr'mlll1f'-9179 :Ir-ll..--align: ' ff- .Dm 1 N- Manu.. .frm Ji, :1 . . . . , PURDUE DRILL TEAM E rv 6. 1 a a S N iii: iw 2 N- f 1 ' x Nm-.' 21, :M - as an y .V 3 ' rv. , PS. . , t5 ', fi f i 4 1 5- . Adi a- -L 5 A. I H . 1 . i I , . . lf ' , ' s 4 4 - ,, , ' - x af ' in . X' S .ix 'f I 7' '. l is 1 ll N i li i i A Commanding Officer, james Harper The Team on display at the Pentagon The pcrlcartiain ul' militarr a-xliiliiliam alrill ix lil Ilic training pcriawal Ilia' plclmcs :irc lilllglll tllc goal ol' thc Puraluc Drill Tcaim. Sinaa' l!ll7. tlic Ilia' limclzima-ntzila ail' military alrill :mal llfilfillg. cami amulstrmcliug lilaiiieiiwrs avl tha' Itlillll ligira- plziacal lmincal with Ilia' lmsia' Puralua' Drill iI-t'lllll nlamwiiia-nits them lirst Zllllflllg'L'UllCQi1ilC alrill lafsnus in Ilia' niiliam. .Xllur llia' plcalging :mal inalamairiliqiliani pa-riamal, Ilia 1 rcramral irliiali is unsurpzissed. pla-lam Lira' cligilmla' lu traixcl with Ilia' iIit'.llll. nfl: Rmv: .X. D. Flux. I.. li. Paflailis, T. Stqilcy. C. Simply. P. Sa-ag Y. l'. Roni, I.. X, XYNQIII. Ifrunl Ruin: K. Rral lflla. XY Pzirkonni. S. HC'IlXlAlll, F. Nicmi. B. Braun. R. Knight, Sfvmifl lla-nalerwn. R, Xa'ulmua'r. bl. lraill. I, ll.irpa'r. CQ. Liliaw, L Row: I.. Szmalerw. A. ,Xllnruchh Hi'llllk'l'ifJll. R. flurry. ili. AX. XY. Hlllsoll. Q56 'IZ' 24? MILITARY BALL The g'lllIL'l', glow. and excitcnu-in nl thc ffmllnl Llhuscn frmn the three ROTC grunps. this yezifs si-.umm is lirsl txiwtccl cziuli yczn' :it thc Nlilitany Bull. Nlilirnry llnll Coinlnitlcc was silhcliviclecl into snlallei This gala aillziii' ullicixilly Ill2ll'liS the heginning ol imniiiirtces clcnling with ccreiiimiifss. publicity. tick thc uhnl as n is prcsciiu-cl thc- lirst pant ul Nuvcinl cts :ind invitznions. clccumtiolis. and the banquet hcr. lint hchincl thc llgill itscll. prcpzirzitiolis arc in Ralph Nln1'tc1'ie's hand pmviclecl hallroom music thc planning smgc lm nniglily ai year. starting in lQer1'yCZ11ssiclyprm-idcclrwist1nusic,andthe Gateway thc spring lmcliurc Sinnnici' xziczitiun. Trio prcsclnccl slwws in the czlfeterizi. limi: Rmv: R. Hulrick, XV. Cllxirla, IT. flglhlfz D. Lmvix R. E. Frye, S. Burrcs. F. Cease. SITOIIII lvmr: R. luhnmn. l. .X. Blank. D. lxn.1hu. R. lxnlur. ,X. Sllllllxw. B. Cole. G. Lihcv, Fallas. I'I11Ilf Knut livlly. D. llirlil, Cl. Vps-glkcr. R. Stlllllll, ll. S.nx'ci't. Slmliopuiilns, .Bl'LlCllilll'Kl. 1-' , 'VX x 4 . Y ' General Chairman, Kenneth Schultz Q30 Left, Right, Left, Right Suui'1'ying lect :incl nnilurnis with wliitc lcggings incl gulcl szislics sci-in in lac tlic ti':1clcii1z11'l4s nl thc 1 l nrclnc Orclcrnl'Zmi11x'es. llelknc lacing initizncrl into lliib m'g:11ii1:1limi. ll plcclgc must exhibit 2llCliIll6SS ind umurcliiigitimi. ,Xctivilics inclnclc uniipctitivc' drills with other nnix'c1'si1ics uncl Qxliilmitiuns licrc on cmnpns. an picnics. zincl luullmll ginncs. AF RIFLE TEAIVI Hang. Bang . . . nut ll WL'SlCl'll. lllll llnwc 'nc llic . ,. ,w ,. lIlCll1lJ0liS of ll1C .Xii lwmc lxillc lcann. Ilns qmnp is scpniulcnl inm zi Imsiv gincl gin ziclxgiin-ccl tunn. nun: lu-isliip lacing lmgisccl upon llllXL'l'NllY llllxslllullifnl :incl IJ1'0l1ilt'llt'Y un llic l'lllL' iziiigc, l'.Xl'lllS lm' lllc lcxnn inc' ul two clillcicnt typcs. pistol lll.lIillt'5 :incl slmnlrlci' tu slmnlclci' iiizinlics. wlbug Mugs v0 'Ue muivss S2223 ffm MES . MDW ' Q Q -Ar1 5' gpunvss .- vu 5' K V : 151,23 ,. . V 1 ' , . - X . . F X ,I xx pmol? .fklzlqi -,i.g ' Y 'ii Il UFDUE 4.5: znmvss , ewzfg 5' ,Z icunves 5 'Mau' ,. X J mu 5 1' .iw-laf w '1'Ue ilxvfwx .. .4 ZOUNES ivk 1 .-f -f , . Ex T Q: N4 ,VX K mann .fx 3:3 N ,ii 1. 1 in L fi s 4 v - -f H 3 : Q ,,,V jfQ ix j iff, 50 i , ' V 4 Z -- ,ig , JN 'ff 1 if ,, XX ii ' N ,kb K t x 1 Y ?i,..,,.xii.JE ., .N-:.::' 11111: Ruzv: G. Hzirc, I, llmingu, S. lhixivinku. CI. Chix. I,. Ogilviv. l'IIlllf Kwan: XV, Gzirlliwaitc, B. Iivll, T. l'L-lun, ,X. Hisiliull, T. fil'L'gO1'f'. Cl. 1'lllllll'iIlL'l'. fuk Ifmv: R. Stone. 'lf Dwiiglgns. Clrmrzicl. IJ. Nl. Clullingnin. H. Brnnqnin. .X. ivcngnoil. Fmnt Row: citlllllflllll. XY. Burifli, il. SJlXYQlllll. S. Banker. KI. XVilliLnns. in-ir A-I-l l L-E-I-I C: S ,5- af :O rm- dk ff' 1 A 5 5 I' 2 . i. 5. , Mx I .. ,P ,Q ,. f' f 25- ii if x-E W . X Vw yt,-ff -P s T. -aw V. 105, W Q 10 1 'FV Q f 1 .93 Q QAM E, 0 x 3 11 as 'N A Ng 3333 'sh ,gg-5 wr Qi C '35 iff giifaisfi 8 'S was , 6 3 A , is nvm.A ADMINISTRATION Athletir' clireetm' Guy lReclJ Mackey :incl the men IVO1'IiIllg innneclizilelv unclcr him pmvicle the basic' luunclation for the Rivet athletic clepzirtnient. Their ellforts. togetlier with those of the stu- dent pep COIIIIIIIIICC, the seating conimittee, and the elieerleaders help to pyrzmiicl Pulclue to the level ol' une of the Big Ten Con- lL'l't'I1CClS mp spurring unnpetitcws. 'i J, 3 v ' .Y- 'es S xy I ? .. NJ 15 f Q 'X ff X fig i l L 'f'il!'si', Q x P v1l.'f N R xc. , '+f'f'f . 'sw' l t. s Q ' F.. I I s,,, 5 , xx xv X, x fop Row: N. Iilgnir. Tlmfi lfmw: l . flown. N, Cl4mIn1.u1. .Nhfmlfl lfmw: l.. Clmnlml. ll. HEZIIH, XI. xlllitllllliw, liullmn Huw: .X. XY:lg1lL'l', li. lg.llkll'N, 'lf l',ll1'l', lx Cllmwll. E '- Q., i x R . 1 E 5 i Prp CUIlI7l1fff1'f'f KI. HmKL'llLlln, KI. Cllmilals, N. l'. Blanks, Swfllillg f.'u111mlllrf.': NI, Fryer, U. Pvlkins, ll. NUIJIL li. Miller, XX'illso11, Dean C. XV. Brown. .Xdx'i5ur. Bl, JZIIISNCII. ul. CIIIW. 0 V' COACHING STAFF Of the criteria upon which a successful athletic team is judged, foremost is that of the influence of the coach. It is his energy that both aids a team in recognizing its potential and teaches it to use this ability to its capacity. It is his acumen which, at the crucial moments in every game, makes the decis- ion upon which victory or defeat often rests. Finally, it is his character that is reflected in each playe-r's actions both on and olt' the field. Ray Eddy-Basketball jack Mollenkopf-Football Dave Rankin-Track Pa if . 4 ' .. fl ist i .,:t my 1 :W hh A af, Bunk Ruin: .-X. Hager. NI. Maloney, B. Dehloss, B. Fuoss, B. A. 3 Klrinunins. Frwzl Row: J Mollcnkopf. Shea. D. Samuals, .-X. Parker. 0' Doo 'Q :want X I joe Sexson-Baseball La rry Labree-Tennis Sam Voinoff-Golf Claude Reeck-Wrestling Km- Dick Papenguth-Swimming fi F Larry Tolle-Crew 25 Q-.N rl fd, ,wi ' ff? . ' ' f I V 5 :,-fi Vw X jufi 2 . -Ta . Wlmnwxw V Q CNS' .. f 4, 5 I if --:xjbs . ' . ,. .X , b K A Q N 1 AS' 1.. 'xt-. :X ' qfXYf' .., . WV. :lt- Rb.. hx: ,Z Q ww. 5 ' , ng .- ist? ' s b,Q-fy I' A-fff? 5 . -f - ' ' j- - - Z . . ff. . mf, - . W -Q.. ' 1. .gvfbggz .. S A '1L,gl:f,.fgiL.N . 0 ,N , if. 'gf' fl f- 'f 'W 4 '7 f-xv? J .. ' , . . 2 ' J L, ' yi'-' ', 5,a'1,'lNr '- '.I3.'N'.-ift.Lgf'? '-:f:fb'k'5'fT7s 1 ' .1 . rg:-'K x 3., ' .4 IX J J, f,:9'1 j' .- , ',qx,ir'yjf4,ra,.'3X,1,J.i,... 1' x:,3Q?x5,'fkh,.'5Z:6Mjg0w ,-.. -V 1 5, 4-' . .-up . A5 R 1 ,I-,J -.7 -Q ff ' N X .ffwfwfff .f..,Q-,ffW-1e.a4f, I., 'Lani-,ft?a9'?' 323,13 Q15 gggiiiiz. . .4 - ' J .Nik V4-Akai? 3' 41 : Q'-f 5'TX .Q Q' ' f X . 1, Aff 'f . 1 fjxxx.-.-. N. ,V is-Jx,,,,f. gc, Ax-,l-:,.x.v I yi ,f .Q I x,-. y 3 f . .iw-iv . NLF..-.Q,.x.w.L-X Y! .-Ji 5, , ' W a' 1 1 wwf kv v :vw hw ibx A X ' F U 4 . K fm V 'iff '5,c' f .3f'+.if--4fZf'N 4- , H., ' 4 , ,.'-,,v.-- H931 - x I 'L 'hp' AUL rr J g , 'V' x f.'v,.13f-.7i5,f?g.'rA ' 331 7 '.7f1'i 5f'? 3 ' n, i -' , 1 L .1-jqQnf,N'. 1. g1,g.'-,gfvsagge 11 4'4 sa .w Y. . f -. 'PP I ' ,W mp' ww N ' .. ' , ' Sf..1fg.M..'.wRs Q.. 4 r- ' J! :K qv: '. x ' A ' Tj ' 7f,'. N 1 1 q f X 1,.'.- J.. - ,. v v p 0, l . ...ii I 'Q I' V f Q 14 51 U 'I A 5 S 1 .h Y-N Q, R f .L ' vi W ' Q ' A ww.: 1 ww. X . NMOS ff 1 -' ' ,P -' ff , ' .A ca- f ..-,-.4-r-'f-xwf, we - 51' FQ? .1 s A .ff ix 5 ' . , ' ' 1'-J - A J' ' 9. 'X ,,fff'r . 3,3 ' I vw.. . .. .,...---,u. ff,1.1-W1 -P -w . .. .1 , . . 1 ' JJ , Q 51142, 1'.! A.-y' T116 Boiler 11101111111 1621111 looked 1'o1'w:11'c1 to the 1963 season with lllillly i1's. I1 1'e1:1i11cc1 only 111 11o1c1o1'e1' 1ClIC1'll1Cll 11'o111 '62, 111L'1llC11l1g just seven who 11z1c1 seen more 1111111 2011 111i1111t,es of 2lCI14Jl1. The 1 ' team 1ig11te1' 111111 greener 1111111 it had been 1o1' years, 1 1oo14 111e field Zlgll1I1Sl Nlizuui 1vi111 Ll 2117 pound line average, and eleven soplxs 111 1110 11181 1111'ee llll1lS. FOOTBALL , 545-Ji f an 4 gn , S . 'V lip ' .v ti'-faq 41,1 NY 1. p 3 . -I . I . ,V 1 ll N, , i -1 - xr ' fvf : 1 E.wff4- 1' 2 1?-F :gif W1 agzlffl Q 11 1 112 1 21 ' rr , X rQ Ken Eby stands as a menace to a fake field goal attempt. 1 IA, tr . W- ff f We-511 After a strenuous Spring practice, the Black and Cold game tested both veterans and freshmen. V 1 A 55? 15 1 -1 WNY- ,. I. -1 e.- ,QI 1'jj v H x r 1 - 11- ,, ., yy yfr-,fr V ' ' 'R MQ,'r-r-'-ff-H V r'r ' 1 A '1-r14'e-x- .1 reef: ' 1: Y' 1 -V'-1 -'g 154 . tv' '11 y 18 - 'mf 'rf an ff: lf- 1' . .1 -e - Q Fl 1 1 . 1- .If 1- . V kf,..'F'1Ak ?..9gL, fri - -v V vw .... , ,, 259 t ' Q n Si-,N mf? 3 260 Coach .luck Mollenkopf put his new I forma- tion into use against Miami of Ohio, but it didn't make up for miscues and inexperience. The only score came in the 4th stanza when Gene Donaldson llumhled on Purdue's 27-Miami kicked a decisive lield goal, and the Rivets lost 3-0. The team bounced back the next weekend how- ever. treating the home fans to a hard-fought victory over Notre Dame. The game was climaxed in the closing minutes when, with Purdue leading 7-6, colcaptain Pete Dudgeon blocked a N.D. field goal attempt, crowning the Boilermaker win. l 1 l l i 4 l 4 1. I J i. it Spectators range in va- riety: from the bench, to inspired youngsters, to individual players, I-J KS-3 Rig..--P-.Y :DF A '--Jim- i ff-if f-we A i is is . 5, .- xi 'SQ 3 , r N ' qi -ji, 1 9 ,QQAIXE ii - s is 1. N ll I , ' -si i ' .V if Xfxfaff - Q fr 1.1.1, .1 -.V 4 :N,,k - 'X 2 Q i . f'f','f xt' 5 ' 9 Q i , f i ,X , If f ., yr if - if X f ,K A EA: Q .iii , V . ,K ,- Q IQ S- S i- .,,,. :v,,1!f ,b A 4 , wikkdi - is s e ' M , J' Q +. I Q . u f Kaminski restrains himself upon a ND. completion, 'N' a N. T1 ,s s 5 A 0 wif I. ll , Q S +1 ,sv XS? 1-4 ' -if J 1111 XX'i 'r X Q' 'XX Q fm , 1 .X1ll'l' Notre 131111112 1111- 1511111-1's i111'11clcc1 N111c1is4111 111 lJl1xL' 1111 l11C11lLllll 114111 11llf10L'l'S. ,x1l1l0llU11l l11L' 1'u1'- 3 T C 11llu11sc 1i111111y 111114011 llllC1 sc'111'cc1 111100 to11c11- f1f,11'11S. 1111- 116111156 l'g1ilcc1 111 Ublllllill 1116 111:11 11tt411'k. s1u11si11 pussccl 111111 l'llll 11X'E'l'. 111'111111c1. 211111 I1ll'Ollg1l I1IL' Rixrl 11110 101' ll 33-211 11'i11. 1,111-f1llC5 1lI'SI 111g 1c11 X'Ilkl4Jl'Y L'1llllC ll wcvli 1ll1L'l' mm' thc' 1X'w11x'c1'i11cs 111 x11L'1l1g1lll, 2f1-12. f2ll1ll'ft'l'- 11z11'1Q 11011 DiU1':11'if1 I1-cl 1111- 13U11C'l'IllZl1iCl' 1cz1111, 111111- plcting ll ul 2.3 pgmcs llllK1 llIIL'1'1y 1'o11111si11g M1111- ul lwlll with I1IC cl11z111tc1'l1111'L uptiu11. I11 1116 111ez1111i111c 1114- R111-I clclcnwe plnyccl 1111 11i1'tig111 g'z1111c. Minnear displays consistent pursuit. 262 I The equipment is ready. and after 60 minutes of combat. the team retreats to a hot shower. ,fs- ,. e I i Q f 26 .I L 5155 K 264 X si 5 I H cf 13? lf? l-lalfback lvlorel almost turns the corner, 'llmc last-illlprmilmg llwilcrs tllcn lmlgmlxccl lmx'11's llnwkcycs l-l-ll nn llfnmwmling Daw. I'1mlucspm'tccl A1 l'tDlll'i-Sllllfl clulcnsc' gmcl Ll spec I41cl1l.11' palms-1 :mulling display by cncl. llnlm llgulrimlx, This llllIJl'L'h5lXL' x'ic'm1'y sunt Ill1lllSLlllll5 ul alumni lnnnc mlisliccl lm' zmullmcl' YCIIII lmcl mllsvcl ilu' K'Llllll7llS In lJC'l'UIllC unlsnimlsly .ux'4n'c ul visimls ul R4-so Llllllilllg in tlu-il' llC.lKl5. ff' www ' ' W if' le 2 , lv uni , J' Y' Y - if ' A Combination of hard running and effec- tive aerials kept opponent's defenses off balance every weekend. 265 l l l ll DiCrav evades the grasp of a bad guy ,. xx i s s I i Co-captains Pete Dudgeon and Bob Lake stabilized the line, while scramb- ling QB. Ron DiCravio and big, pile-driving fullback Gene Donaldson E led the backfield. E A111-1' 1111- 5111-1-1-51111 11111111-1-11111i11g. 1,ll1'C1llL' 11111 G1-111111 211111 his 1'L'l'L'lXll1g 11117115 11111111 1111111:1g1- 111113' 11111111111 11111111 11115. s11'1111g, i11s11i1'1-11 111i1111is 11111111 111116 11.3 1111-115 11-11111 1111- giggu-ssixc 51111111111 51-1'111111:11'y 111111 Illi11i 11-li1-11 1111111 1111-ir 111-11111111 11:11111- w11i1'11 111-111-11 1111- 11-111111-1-1111-1 1ll1C1Jil1i1iL'l'S. 3 3 171.1 7 1111-111 2125 5111115 111111 six 111111'11111111'11s. R1111 1,it11,1lY1l1 T111- S:11111'1111y l1111111x'i11g l'111-11111-'s 1lis111.11 1115- 111155011 1111- 21,111 y2ll'C1S 11111 1111- 1l1-l1-11s1- 11111111111 s111p l1111y11g:1i11s1 Nii1'11ig,z111 514111-. CI111'is1111:1s 11g1ppil1'1111111- 1110 l11i1111is 11111-111, resulting ill ll 4121 1'111'1l111- loss. 1:11-11. TI11- 61111111-11 111111111-1-s 1lllIIJ1l1yL'11 Pll1'C11lL' i11 Nli1'11ivz111 S14111- i111z11l111 Rms 5111- 514111111111 11111- 1-11-rx' 111- 71ll'Il1lL'l1l 1-x1'1- DI 1111- 1111-i111 1111111111 11111- - 3 1 weak 11111-1' 111111 p1'111'e1l 111111 it 1111521 s11'1111g 1-111111-11111-1' S1111-ing. Nl111111-511111 1111511-11 up X11'lH1'S' 1111'1'1- 111111-s 111 lilbl' 1110- T1-11 1111111115 111' s111111i11Uf11111 1,lll'C1lIL' 2f1-O. 1111- 111-1111 lllllll 11-11111111111-1111111-1-111-111-111411 21110111318 3 1 78 3 T110 1111111-111111111-1-s W1-11 116111 111 UH yz11'11s 1111 1111- 1v1-1'1- 41w1'1'. 111111 1111-1' 11111111-11 1111- R111-1511 121-ll 1i11111'y g1'11111111 by 1111 111111411115 11111 L1L'lL'l1ST. while R1111 Di- 111111 Ll '1-11 1111111-1'1111c 1L'Qll1,C1. 267 1 1 1 1 The coaches on the side- lines counsel and guide the team through the game, but once the ball is snapped, the indi- vidual ettorts ot eleven rnen decide the outcome. 268 l 'Q e l .' .I j gag. :ie . ,. .ig . l . 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A'1'11 1 1111111 11'11vj'11i11-11 1 ll.l1IL'lklJ.ll1i R1111 6112111315 gr11111111 111111111 111111 1'111111111 s 111111111 1111'11s11111s. 16511111111 111 ll 15-111 H1111s1c1' 161111 11111' 111 1111' 112111112 D1lQ1'111 1 f 1 Ill. 1111 ILIIIIYN 111111111'.11'1 111111.1111. 11s llllx 1'1'111 a 1111111 1.111111l1l1' 11l111'1'1' 111111 561111111 g,11.11'1l X 111111 11111 1112 Rivets IllCl1 O1J1ll1l1L'C1 1111' 11311. 51131111111 11111'1'. 1-1111'1'111'e 111 1111151 11111s1.11111111g 11IlC'111llll. 1111 lll11ll 1 D1C1'111'111's explosive 111111 1111 11Ll1l1Jll1'1i R1111111' N11Il- 11c?11' 1111' il T.D. 111111 ll 21-143 1'1111111'1. 1 1 1 Q! '- ' E-:' - 1 f .1 1 111111 111 lJ11xx' 1 K . U 11111 lIl'lgll11'l1 11111s 11115 111517 QIXCII IN -1 1L'llL'1'S 11'1'11' Ll11'.l1x1lL'f1 111 llll11t'1'l1LlSSl11L'I1. -gf 1 11-1.-,L pm' N- , ,,.,, 1-:Nl 100 9' 7',Js if 1 xvv N-'I -. 5 1 , XgJ '3xgT' .- - M '111 .. 1 I . 1 Q 1 269 1963 PURDUE FOOTBALL SQUAD 1- 5... Q 'U' xW limi: lfmu: Ron Meyer. Asst. flthlllll. P. Rudullzll. li. Singer. I.. Xllllllfihflf. li. Riltlwrg, II. Ruguli. CI. 5ll'flI1l5Ry, Hzllus. NI. Slk'iIlIIli'll, IJ. Hulwmlm, I.. Klllllillhki, R. Bulcy. Ygulw-lm, R. H.ul1'ick, VI. lfxnllik, D. Ixvlfnv. Sllflllk. Bc-rnic Pux'cluc U ,Y,, .,,,, N Iizmli Qlflam Ii Purcluc 7 Notre Dame li Purcluc 20 YY,,. XViSC0llSill 38 270 c:l'ilIllllillS, Asn. Cozulm. Ixllllffll Row: M. Mourc. CI. King. G. TCU.-r, R. AIiIllliCLlI', D. Slime, 'l'. H'ilcy. Shay, S. Cnllllllli, R. Hopp, Long. B. Rrmclm. G. lilclriclgc. D. Palbich. F. Sillllllil. A. P. Liqmld, Cllinnin. Cl. lfosler, li. Snilgcr. Pu1'duc 23 .... .... A Iifhigflll 12 Purdue 1-I .... .... I OW21 0 Purdue 21 .... .... I llinois 41 BIG TEN RECORD! 4 WINS-3 DEFEATS--4 TH PLACE in Third Rnzu: X, Hanger, Avi. COZILII, Mnrcl. fQllSlLlX'5OIl, H1-II5, R, ljglmll. L. CLl.1,l1g1mQ1', 'I'. .Xllg-11, xl. S miles, H.1yL-s, K. Eby, Clllllfll. li. Flllllllgllll, lillllliL'Whki. B. Huwg11'd. CQZll'Cill, B. Hzwmon. Brush, G. PQIIJIJIIN, R. Slllilll. Dale' Sznuuels. Asst. Cluzull. Swffnnl Run I Lmlcll, I. Ifugznlc. R. Pfxulllcr, Purduc 0 ...w. Purdue 153 ,V,,, Purdue 21 .,,,, 'uk RIlDIlClll'i0lJf. Hezncl husc, D. 52ll11Sl1lg, H. Michigan State 23 Minncsota ll Indizmn 15 R. l D. P11 Wh! I I Kulmcnks. R. lJL'Nlm.5, Asst. Clmull. Ifmni Rmv: XVilligm1 Hiclqllu. SLUQIQ-111 Kfgli, 'If Aflllltllillf. G. lluIl.lldS0ll, U. lfllisull, J1CL1'ux'm, R. Luka: H. Dualwn, N. .X. Igukwn. G. Hnggm, Uoks. XY. l:lUlAL'lIiC. RIIJLIN, SHIQICIII Xl'llllU'l'l' 2 BASKETBALL Mel Carland's ball handling kept fans on the rail. 272 Q Jr-Ir -Pm., IMI hy the play timkiiig ul' cziptgiin Nlel Clzirlztncl :mtl the mitstmicliiig sliuoting ul' Dave Srliellliztse the lillllCl'IIlliliCl'S liuisliefl the season with za 12-I2 l'L'l'0l'll :incl Il lourth place tie with Micliiguli State in the Big Ten cl4hlll'Cl'ClH'6. Alrliuugli three stzirting lmsitimis were UlllIC'SfC'Cl at the sensuifs start. zi trio ul bjiiliinrs soon pmviclecl the ncltlitiunzil support to mliml nut Clugicli liclclyk quintet. Huh PLll'lill6lS6'l b umsistellt clutihlerligure storing calmed him 11 start ing hertli :it quaircl. while lizirl Hl'0YX'll, along with . . 1 Hill Jones, gave the Riweters the hustle :mtl height neeclecl :tt the l'm'wa1'cl zmcl l'E'lHL'l' positions. WWW' 0 0 0 sing, il U-si AR UHA. Hoosier hysteria is the apt term applied to the pain and strain of Purdue basketball. Mel leaves a Wolverine in the dust. -v-- ' . V Y' ,.,.+v-:F F' wi- J 1 , W . A e.,,..i,, The Purclllc lingers hcgxin their scalson with NILHU amd Nl-7.3 llilllllilllglll vin'to1'ics uvci' their nou- mfcrcmc nppmicnts, llctruit :incl Nc-lirzislazi. How- cwr, ll 77-72 mcllmcla to Xvlllit' I'70l'f.'SI amd Il G5-59 1055 in lhillci' wi thc lrcncl lm' the li0liCl4I1lllliCI'S' next U7-lil, llll-81, :incl lifl-61 respcrliwly. Alter posting an llll-fvil will mm' llzirtmoulli, thc RlYCtCxl' neuuen p1'cp1n'ccl In lzumcli their i'UIlliC'l'Clll'C czunpziign. thi Nh limi, lixulisville, and New Nlcxicu hy scores ol -cc rfutings. They suu'cssix'c-ly fell victims ul' Yi N 5-K .,. , Q., b ue... .R X ' SN: -' - - -K NN N N -e Vx mx Q A .X . N A5 1 . wrt' vii .Ax q ,........,.5' ' ,-L E, e M The '64 Rivets were tall skillful, and most important they could take it . U73 The lioilerinakers lost their Big Ten opener to Minnesota 974151. Following was an U3-68 defeat by llmke and 11 77,70 loss to Micliigan. the eonferentte It-1u1ers. XX'ith the arrival of Sellleslel' vacation, how- ever, the Boilers showed signs ol' iinprovelnent as they coiiviiiciiigly downed Iowa and Notre Dame by scores oli U0-75 and 108-102 respen'tive1y. 276 The Rivetefs defeat to Ohio State? 98-87, was lar overshadoweci by their S7-S4 victory over arch- rival Indiana. Inspired by this triumph, Purdue's netmen then posted il hard-fought 101-98 win over Michigan State. The Boilermakers split their next two outings, losing to XVisc'onsin 81-S0 and bouncing back with a 93-H4 conquest of Northwestern. s , ' -.Q -qv 'Q 54 Q 'rl ' m While his teammates and their opponents throw care to the wind, Rod Hicks puts 'em up and plays with cau- tion. 277 DX 'Ii11lJl1's 1111'11c1l 11s tlic l3oilc1'111z1l4c1's well' clelczi Ill lllCll' 51-1'o111l L'lll'lllll1lL'l' with tliu llo l'l1lXX'k'XC'l'. tlicrc was 1111 stopping lllC RlX'EIll1tLl1 ll ted irslCl'S 92-70 llln' 1actlw111'k. lol' lllL'y wont 1111 to XX'lIl loin' ol ll1 llei' sl lix 1' QLIIIICS. Illinois gmcl XYis1'o11si11 werc tlic first to l'11Il :ns llicy wcrc issued S5-711 :md 97-Sfl delients -sp1'1'1i11'ly. .Xlicr losing an Sl-Tl 1'et111'11 bout 11' lo11'g1. tlic l'111'rl11c' czigcrs l1l1lSllf'Kl Ilic s6:1so11 XK'llll .1 iii-1.5 x11'to1'x' ox ci' TXUl'lllWCSI6l'll :md llll Sl L'li Xli1'l1igz111. llic Big 'liCll 1-lmzmipio IIS, ffl 1111561 WAX wx ,uh 'vw ,wi N .J ....,A-. ' NNK we-.111 NNN 1.1 fx LX 1 A good outside game combined with blood and guts re- bounding made Purdue a spoil- er team. ni xx, . 'nv-Q... 'wbmmx-....-.--1 BIG TEN RECORD: 8 WINS-6 DEFEATS-5TH PLACE TIE M II!! '52 ' My RUO MHLUKCWI Y-D00 131111: Row: Sexson, Cluzull. .X. MaFz11'l:111cI, S. Cllllllillglllilll. O'Neil, D. Snlwllhzlxc. R, King. 1111111 I1. 131111-If Rnzv: LI. Brown, KI. Fi5I1c1', -I11111c-51111, B. Hznlstcud. NIz111z1gc1'. Sfffnrzd Raw: R. Hughes. P. Dawkins, NI. G:11'l.1111l, 13. l'111'kl1imCr. Rod R. Eddy, Hear! Cloznch, M. YV411'd. D. 'I'r11dc':1u. G. Grauns. S. Hicks, P11111 Hzlrlwr. 279 Track: lithe sprinters, brawny shot-putters, and the crack of l a gun. r, Bf ff If Y .QA 's D2 '-'sm .ui N-, at 5 ns. .. .9 1 , ...4.4..-1 In 19655, the Rivet track squad vividly demon- strated that the Big Ten could beware ol' Purdue. Boasting a host of sprinters, including' Nate Adams and Al lX'ashington. and a strong mile relay team, which was manned by Adams, Charles Cochran. Terry Snead and Frank Perez, Purdue walked away from all season's dual meets with a good point total and an anticipation of the indoor meets. XVith this team, the Boilers went into the conference indoor meet and captured 14 points and 7th place in the 280 5 h O - -s . G . .K 1 - ,. lj, ' i in ,-xi I . + . .x x .. ,, sg ,+ a N f.',,.l..1q!, 'eu lr . ,sv liiyrwfal ff as K tu- I 331 ' t- ,lim ' L, - -, 4' . tw , ...., N. X- : . - K ns., y , . Big Ten. XVith prospects looking bright, midway through the outdoor season Al XVashington, who had won the 300 yard championship, was lost when he tore a ligament in his ankle. Despite the setback, Coach Dave Rankin's cindermen went on to garner 14 points in the Big Ten outdoor meet which placed Purdue 6th as a team. After the regular season, the team travelled to the NCAA championships where they gave a very admirable performance, gaining 12th place by virtue of a 12 point total. TRACK 0 -81 BIG TEN INDOOR IVIEET: 7TH PLACE BIG TEN OUTDOOR IVIEET: 6TH PLACE Brul:16nzu: Ilnrolcl II':1shcr, NILIIILIQCT. Moore. Howell, I.. Klrmclm. Srmnrl How: F. IILTCI, Dalton. D. Smith. M. Ruch, R. Fixllcr. II. IViIli:m1s, .X. Ihnllillgtolx, CI. Clmhrzm, I5t'llIJL'l'Q'. T. Bgulle, N. .,XcI:u11w. O. -lzuulpsen. Fran! Row: BI. D. YC-rclcllc' I'alrkc'r, .Xhsistgun CIOLILII. Dauid Rzmklin. Hand Hmvaml. NCISOH. 'If NICCCI. Cl. Miller, XV. Harvey. 289 1 1 L 111 ixlllkil1'S tim-ls team should hc :1 t img u111tL11clc1 im the Big, 'IQEII laurels in 1964. 11114 his l' llllllllilig lett61'111e11 is :XII-,-XlllCl'il'2lll 1111 1vh11 was thc higgcst z1tt1':1cti1111 Q1 t11tL lust yf.'ill'. retziiuitig his Big 1 tiths 111 huth spiint cxciits. .Xclams hmkc llcssc xtiis iumcl 111 tht 220 with ll 111111114 ui' :ZILS :md . . . . 1 A 1 lllllss tht hmsh h11c with ll dzwlhliq 101.5 Sl Bcginlliiig with this pmspcc-t '- 1 . . . 111ml iclchng txp 1111140 :111cl depth. lutduc fans 11111 mL ull llgill tw the tmp I111' the uriiiing' sezismi. Adams sprinfs for the tape as Harvey heads home for his supper. 283 BASEBALL The lfliili Rivet Baseball squad compiled one ol the finest 1'et'o1'cls Pttrdtie has seen for many years. .-Xs Il team, the Boilers hit a respectable .250 while on the field they handled 109-1 chances tnaking only 75? e1'1'ors lot' an excellent percentage ol 028. This team ellurt resulted in an overall record of lii wins against H defeats and once again displayed that supet'iut'ity ot' the llig Ten against non-tiunference teams, lositiw' onlv -1 games in a l5'g2ll11C schedule. 3 1 e Rezebek delivers, and seconds later, the Boiler infield gets their man at first base. 284 ' x'-.':'., 'f:'-so - t .N , .f Purdue baseball games not only raise dust, but tempers too. 285 PT? uns .-4 g1,nx,:g X 'A j-,rf--'KW' 'ls LN may N ,,,p3. M ,gif H' b Kp ,, Af . xp, 3, 13. P1 'li 2-9? fiisfvgfliffffe rx. . l'mspccls lm' the lfllil P111'cl11c hzischrill 1011111 are h1'igl1t, with z1l11111st thc L'llIl!'C smluzicl 1'c1111'11i11g. Hczicl umgicli loc Scxsfm has IT llliiliil' lt'lIt'l'l1lCl1 ill l1is clis- puszil illcluclillg, Host Yziluzihlc l,l2lYCl'. Nlcl CQ111'lz111cl Llllfl i':1pt:1i11, -Inc Chess. Chess lc-zicls ll squzlcl whicli lC2lllll'CS Slllllfl-KHIIS such :is Ricllzlrcl l,11i, KCI1 lfhy Dzixicl Nlm-Kclilic. :incl T11111 Pugh. The '64 111111111cl stall h.1s 21 grczit deal ul depth :incl CXpC'l'lCllt'C with s1111ll1pz1w .loc Clziggiaiiu :incl 1'igl1t-l1z111cle1's Huh Piirlv hisi-1' :incl -lcrry Ya11clc'1111'ic-lz111 sctti11g the pace. Qsfs Apparently, umpires are not the only men who have to call shots on the field. BIG TEN RECORD! 5 WINS-10 DEFEATS-9TH PLACE P , ,-. P P 2 ML . '27 .X Lv 5 ,h K P R ' P A P I' P P I I , I I - 4? J V ef W yr Q 4. 'X 'ff -. . A X 1 P P I ' I . 1.5! l 5 1 ' 11? R f xg' 3' my X' X3 xt 6 X Q r' X Jiri Q v . -lr ,lui x X .,.--. Burk Row: R. Haan. Mgr., R. Lui. NV. lhcmallmalll, XY. Scllnlk. Srrnrnl Num: I1, Kl1llKt'llliL'. Cl. Burns, NI. Xlnlllim. U'CilCl'. NI. Iklllilllll. xylllkllil. 17. .XlCXllIltlL'l'. Xxst. Ccmmll. Chow, X. RL'lilIIl'k. Xl. cQlll'lQlllll, CIzllfi.u1rr. H. Scll4n'h'l'. Tllir1IRuu'CkIm' Sl'XSHIl.f:tHl4l1, R. Hugllcs. Rcymrlnls, I.. I'.l'1l7lf Ifmw: li. lilu, CQ. Blll'lllL'. I . Nlaullzu. S, X'.ljml.l. R. Vzlllclcwwin-lclx, R. l'urkl1iw1', If HL'l'l'IIlLlll. ll, Stine. R. Hcrnflf Pugh. 287 SWIMMING Smrki11g llu-ir way lu an lim- 5-5 scgnsun rcu ' . , . ' Q ' stgmc' I' in Ullll-CI'C'llL'L' unupetiti u 'vc L-' - ' ' - s -:ls ' 11tv- ' '- I' -5 ' 51' 3 1 , ' was cc sul 1 ' 1 4' ' , . Q' ' Vip I' I f 3 ' ' 1 2 ll 'I' '. Har' A' 1 . J 1 'A ' ' ' 1 650 irec-st ' - fp '13 lllmmpionsllips. XX ith this 1'Cllll'Ili wriellrc, cc' 1 R 5 ' ' '1 g'1'e:llcr imprc ' Ann as K- ' 1 W ' coz ' Hlpcllglltll. J S8 l 'll-us.. 'V' RECORD! -5-5-BIG TEN IVIEET: 61h .s ,- rv' . -.1 -Q 1 Af- ' ,... . . my ' ,:pL,v2 ' XS V . fag,-wwe. N, 2 wr' N Burk Ruin: 'lf Becgc. M. Fryer, R, Ilipyn, S, l'4itton. H. YX'l1ilm'v, A. Cglpxis, .X. Burke-, XV. Kinda. thu. ilimtli. lfmnt XViLkens. H. Robison. XV. Dislcrnlink. KI. xY.lgllL'l'. Mgr, lffuzrg XY. l'i.lXYkQ'I', Ilfilmghiir, X. Ulliimlili. XY. H.mim Suomi Ifuzu: Condi l'gnpc'11gL1Ili. I,. Smit. IJ. Pmkcr, li. NI. Crunk. The Purdue swimmers show their versatility in air, in water, and on the starting board. 28 WRESTLING Captain Dave Gibsun's perfect dual-nieet record :ind Tini Nlungzrrrs thirtl place finish in the Big Ten Llriiiiipinrrsliips were the highlights ul lust yearns -ll Al-l wrestling' season. Gibson, une ul' the outstuiicl- ing Rivet grzipplers of recent years, lost his must costly bout tn an zittzitlt nl' influenza which pruretl to be ri definite liandicap in his NCAA and Big Ten Cliampionship slrowings. George Reid and John Sclnug, two of the three nmjor lettermen returning for the 1964 season, were chosen as this year's co- Czlptziins. Together with cornell Reecli they predict a building season lor 11 host of hustling sophomores. di 1353 Of i0 The Boilermaker matmen are con- tinually tying themselves up in their activity. S Y: ZQQIXCQNSZ DUAL RECORD 4-4-'I 6ih BIG TEN IVIEETZ E s Burk Row: F. Km-wk, Curlms. H. XIUIIIQUIIICIX. lJ,HmiLI1, B. Hum. G, Rriml. A. C1.1ln.nl. Fmnl Rmr: I.. XX'rigl1l, AILlIlLlgCI'. 5Ll11'g1,gg, L. lfuslw, R. lfmil, M. Nimkwmn, B. NX'ivd11c1'.'l'. I .li1licl4l,lI. l'.nxm', xl.lll.Iy'K'I'. LH tn , .N ' LFE!! .X u if'li + i, ...J 4 Q 'SWK ' ,s.-F' The decision-and the ball-are up in the air until the last point. 292 ri. lVith only two lettermen to return the volleys ol this years oncoming opponents, our 1963 netmen niusterecl a 7-6 dual inatch record for the season. Bob Powless. the number one singles player, led the tennis team to il sixth place finish in Big Ten coin- petition. Although this years team will be some- what lizinclifzipped by lack of depth, Coach Labree looks to 11 line group of 1'2lCliE'I-1'2llSll1g sophomores to replace this inexperience with enthusiasm. it Xi j Rf' 1 l N A , .- ,gfu 5 5m limi: Row: Larry Lnhree. Coucll, R. Helll. S. Knlailnzmy. Xl. Hginnus. Front Row: R. Powluss, li. Buttcrlieltl, G. Scllocnc. RECORD: 7-6 BIG TEN MEET: 6th TENNIS I , 1 Y T ' f 2 i. , X 1 :ZIV MJ ' , 1 -l, 'Z' l ,ggi , , - , A Mm... 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Led by sophomore Terry Xllinter, the Boiler- makcr golf squad. young and inexperienced, finished its season with an unexpected 26-8 record. Losing only once to Indiana and Wisconsin, and twice to Michigan State, the Rivet linksmen compiled an impressive 17-Al record in the Big Ten competition and placed third in the Big State tournament. Returning for this years squad are juniors T. Hlin- ter, R. Bullock, and R. Olilocla and seniors M. Martin and C. Hellman. Coach Sam Voinolif looks lor great things from next ycar's team with five returning lettermen and a host of talented freshmen. of H Rolling greens are not the biggest problems of some Purdue golfers. GOLF RECORD: 26-8-BIG TEN IVIEETZ 3rd Bari: lfrzzvz Sam Voinoff, Clounlm. Ryan. S. Sumislronm. XY. Tcmplixl, Cl. Hellman, R. O'Blmk. Front Ruzu: H. lilcin. R. Bulloak. B. XX'.ugm-1, 'l'. xviIllPI', NI. M.lrtin. Y sw! ,I l N5 4 an .Q . H-vii' are tr., Q7 35 .' sn ,.4J CREW The Purdue Crew is a picture of synchronization and strength. :gevv-M Iimlc Row: R. Host-tilxeckcr, .X. liuler, S. lVztlll, 'lf I,. Staples, li. SLllC'l'Sflll'l. lfrnnt Rntr: B. Blackwell. mxwztin. l.:trry 'l'nll0, Clozirlt. G. .Xntlerwtr 'lilimnzis. li. Sll'AIlliliE1', Crew lm' 19154 looked lnrigliter than ever before in iti short existence :tt Pnrclnc. llncler the gnicl- zinte ul l.:trry Tulle. the new lieztcl umm-li, I9 letter- inen. int-lntlinq Cfztptztin Ted l'fmppingz1. spent seven weeks nl the lnll setnestcr prztctiting on the Xlhlmasli. This training was clitnztxecl by pztrticipztting in the First .Xnnnztl Fall Regatta tml' the Nllfl-:xIIlE'l'lt'TiIl Row- ing l'nirersities held at Detroit. Here the Rivet oarse men ririclly demonstrated their bright prospects by placing a crlrwse sefontl against five other schools. 296 . ,.,. tu.. ,... . ..,,X,,.-t-MH., W 5.1.85-Q.. 'C. '57-11F12if ' 1 .J r- M-- , tt.. ...t..,,.,1.wA diubrcdhilf-in 'MA Aw- X .. ., 5 ft 'Kin A , isww-x-visas? SOCCER llnclcr the guidance of .Xlcx .'Xlexzimlt'u, the n C' XV soccvi' unit li, the l'tn'clne Snutci' Teznn began tlic year with 11 tlczin slate Llllfl umsiclcmlilc tzilent. Led by UP-l'ZllJI1llllS Iiflc Srmvclc :incl Rav Nlllllll. :incl tmp scorer Clcurge Tzltcpu, the ullcnsc lrmkccl stimig' lint lnislirccl ultcn. ,Xt the sznnc time tlic cntirc defen- sive liurtlcn was on tlic sliunlclcws ol' gugilit' Den IHS Ruclicslgi. Cults:-clticlitly tlic tt-ann atqnirccl :1 l-UAH i'emrcl: lint with :tcltlccl 6xpt't'it'l1tc' aintl gill lint t men l'6IlIl'lllllQ. it luuks lu1'w:11'tl to lilli-I. Iide Soyode kicks downfield. YW! Burl: Rmv: .X. .-Xlc's:n1tl1'uw. Clugttll. Huintlc, CI. I,llIJllNIDYl'0ll. I. Dieclritli, I.. Miles, R. xlllllll. G, l,t'lic-life. I. l'1n1t-51113 S. lfterscn. CL. 'l'z1telw, D. Ricljeski. ll. XlL'l1lIIl.lIl. I, lilmrpcii Craig. ID, Xlny, R. Urjilt-lla, Hcgul fitmtli. Fmnl Nmv: lu. ' noi. 297 ,.LJ MEN'S INTRANIURALS l V 4 I I 5 I 1 5 Slmuts calling evcrybocly to the I. M. field ran Purdue men swung during The 16 inch softball season. , tlmmuqli the halls ul' housing units as thc various tc-:mls llllldf' ready lui' 2lll0iilCl' year of i1lll'1llllll1'1li m'o111Ix'titiuxl. Fllllll the moment thc '63-6-1 St'ilCCilliC was posted in thc Cu-rec until U16 last golf shui slicccl through the woods. illlllllllllfili sports kept ' 1'csiclc'm'e halls. SUl'U1'iIiCS. and fI'llIC1'l1iliCS in keen 1 umnlcntion for thc x'zu'iuus tmplucs. Individual and 4 19.1111 :awards wcrc- made lm' can-I1 ul thc' 2l sports I tlmt mn the gzuuut frrmi ping-pong tu squash. I I. i Q I gl 298 . Purdue's quasi-athletes not only keep in shape, but also find sports relaxing. 29 WOM EN'S INTRAIVIURALS WRA OFFERS THE PURDUE COED A PLACE IN THE WOIVIAN'S WORLD OF SPORTS 5' T bk ' is all a part of WRA's program. 0 pn I , I , lull. Then' interest zllsn lcucls tn ll lxlmwlcclge gn The nxYUlll2ll1'S XX'urlcl an Purcluc lms been ex' umlccl zmcl cxpauclecl tu imlmlc Ll A ' ' :fu l'1lllllll'2ilS. XX'mue11 ga' 1 ' I' 1 4 'Lici Dating' in s JHIIS 1'llllf'lllg lrmu am llcry um lm lpprcciiltiml ul Plll'ClllL 5 XLlllSllj' spurts. ll ' . rcluc um-cal has llllllxll In gain tum 1 ' ' lol llel' . . . tlxc XYurlLl ul XYRA. ,--. E xo. EEK ls .. Q. x lb X S X l 5 'Q X 1 Q, N-8 J S K 5 5 u s u 'gg s A 2 X X wk U xx I O- vi GS' 'X K ir A is X B Q D .6 1 i, 5,5 is K 2, ww X IN .X kry ,gl X fx X . 1 x 4 I 51 A. Q X . .S,Q Y ' w V 65 A - W i 'PN 3 if TS- S if s ,,o 1 . I W - ,. 1 '1,.,X v', is5 1. '1:' if-1 i i - I Q. Q y -,:, . - , ul , y 1 PROFILE OF vi, YQ V 1 fi :A Mill!fll':lV1fl up Awe ul the lrcslnngni . . . ideal ul' the rnshee . . . . . puddles . . . pins . . . pinnings . . . tlhe reputation success ul' the pledge . . . lile ol the active . . . Purdue . . . its trziditiuns . . . the objectives . . . activity . . . Grct-li . . . the eternally c'ritit'iLed . . . the consistent- ronipetition . . . contribution . . . learning new ly pruisecl . . . :in O1'gZlllll2lll0I1 without ll inonopoly symbols . . . how they lit together . . . walking out on t'l'1'Ul' . . . ll gmup with it record of pztrticipatioti before really walking in . . . letters that can't be . . . gi place tu live . . . it nznne to have . . . ri belong- typed . . . Frishy Match . . . Grand Prix . . . University ing upon vvhirli to depend . . . the house . . . its files Sing . . . the brothers . . . the sisters . . . together. 'J ,till GREEKS Bunk Roni: Claw. I,. Hicks, Yoher. S. Nighbert. li. .'Xnclrew, C. Dehnert. Tllllf Roan! S. Pope. M. Plzali. Dean B. Stone, S. Carlson, AI. Fraclenberg. PANHEL PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL Serving as the guiding and governing unit for the thirteen sororities on canipus. the Purdue Panhellenic Council coordinates the lunctions and policies for all. Consisting of the president. rush chairlnan, and a representative from each house, this hoard helped the two new sororities by orienting them to the goals of group living and continued their service projects such as helping at the lVahash school for retarded children. Dean Beverly Stone, Advisor 406 A is 'W' 1 :Fc PRESIDENTS ' COUNCIL For llwsc Plllflllt' lllL'll wlm lmw clmscu glllllll llXll1Q lml ilu lx munity SXSICIII zu tllcil' lmsv lmlm tllcu- nmmle gn lcgislgltiw lmcly m guiclc. llclp. .1 ml rcglllgxtc tllc .ulixilicw llIlClCl'TLlliL'l1 lmy the Qltbllll Tlmc llflf l,l'L'5lllL'Ilf.S uvumil luis as its 111c111lw1's lll tlln ll1llIhC plcalclcnlw. Lxml .ls lu l3lll'lJlJSC. lwprs lu lmctrvl' tllc llllilt'lSI.llNlll1Q ul tllc gunlm ul llxltcrllltx g. ' 'NI WIN. lllll I' ' nxullps :I Ctlllllllfill IDl'lllllL'lll5 lm' zuliun Illlll LIVI as mcclim Advisor Dean Scott digguggeg prgblemgn with lllc l'11ixc1xity .1cl111i11ist141tiu11. .lil-1:1I1m'w nw: R. Luric. S, Klulxlmll. B. Zwcig. llllllNL'Il, 'IQ Al. flllxlwll- 134 li1fwwl+i- Al- l5ll4l1-Ill-111' ll- XlillN'l1'lll1 fi lizulimu Sllllll- Raul. Xl, Kulnlmin. If IR-:ur-ull, I.. ll'-'ll'l1lM llA'll1 '1 Il- I- lv'l'HlX1H 1- Hflllv lf, 51ll4'lU3 ll Aflilllllllll, D. XVlIlSlflH', D. HLl1ll1Cl'. G. Igllflllxllkilll. 13. Clux, R. U-H1114 li- Vflfl- ll- LHL1-Ill' lu Nl1lUl1'lf'l- fl- 1lf'WlL'f4 I- Dahl, fllllll'1lll. R. Pcgnku. D. Swillllml. 13. FllllUWIlNL'll. .X. xlllt'-llflll, HI.. l11'.u1.1lt, li, X. .Xslur.mlI. XX. ll.lllk'l'. l. XX L-lxlm Clrclm, D, Mo11ol1g111, G. NOI'lllll.ll1ll, K.. .Xrx11xlm11g. T. 5.n11slv1's. Nl- lxllllllllll N f9 H4l11l4lN- pu ll O I -, 1-:rt . . sexi ii i R 1 1 .I I I I inns-.twurieiaiei tl 1 I 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 I Easy livin' is patio lounging. 1 ,I T f ' ..i, , , - Q ' K s wr ,Q - -1 N , 1-xl' This time on key! P I I liverything' was new and different for the Alpha 1 Clhis this year. The first unique event was meeting 1 A their new housemother, Mrs. Lilian Lang. The next l extraordinary day was the Saturday they spent as l slaves to the ,Xl'ZlC'iIlllS. Not unusual but certainly pleasing' was the news ol their second place rating' in stliolarship. Old friends, the Sammies, enter- tained them at a party that the sophomores, espe- rially. will never forget. The Alpha Chis and the y Lambda Clhis were Hgung ho lor another new event, 1 I the lirst annual Field Day. Many ideas were brought ' up to date in hours ol' work with the SAES and the f Sigma Cihis lor Mock P ending an unparalleled year. l I Cs T5 ff? C7 fl: limp: .X. I,I.lIill'l'. I. II.mcmk. S. II.Ikv. S. II.ntn1.m. I'. B. IIIITISICII, S. hunk. I-mn! limp: B, I'IIIlIl.IIl, C.. C..ux11n Bakcr. Il. Gill. K. I1:nrIIcr. G. SIIIIIII. lx. Ixirk, I.. lim-I11m'. Pm. I.um.mI, C.. II.m'iwn. I.. lI.mluI:, Hn. I.. I..mq. I nm! lfmwz .X. BIlI'IiI'ILIl'lIl. Ii. I'1I.lllIQ4IIl. II. Ilmlgm. II.II'Il, I.. Imla. IS. X. I'c1':'uI.n. I., I,.lIlL'IL'It. S. I..nII. Nfwwlxgclh I'. Iicllllc-cIy. K. IYIMIJLIIIIII. .X. Y.lIIYIL't'I, I'. Ihlvy. al: Rnzv: I1'imIIL-.X.Clgl11lcl'u11. NI. IIuIm. II. II.IlIllllL'l. XI.Il'lin. If. XIJVNNHII. I-11-nl lfwzw: Ii, IFILM. Imlu, I S I:lt'L'lL', CG, XIlIL'IIL'I'. Cf. XYIINUH. Fl'-lllklilm, S, f,I.lIllIL'1', XIcmIn'II, NI. Ihulll, Klux. XI. I..XImuIl. Iw. Hulul, 5 Iu IIITPIVII. IQ. Ilnix. NVIIIIIVI lfrmt 5. RimI1.11'nIx. I.. I'n-Ilx. SIILIIQI1 I'. XYIINHII. I Cllinc. II. Gxzrxin. I-MMI, I.. Ilmxlq. I. Rmp, I'. 7 - I 2 ' . .: 1. ' C - Q i 3 F ,Q f. 3 , w 77 49 .L ,, : - A - 5.7 S . 1 Q1 1- Y 3 Y :N u' I -4 -1 ' . Y '. A 4 . - , 5 + - TWU 124111: Ifmw: .X. 5llUL'lllLllLk'l', P. Clllrixlcn. D, Mnlialy. S. HSlll'll. .X. Cllmnozlx. M. Gleim. S. Lloyd. .-X. Smith. Frou! Row IJ. lhlnlmcllxlmmk. M. Millcr, il. Sznngcr. M. Duxt. D. H1ll'IIl11l1lI1, M. Dzmnn. M. Holm. G. Riuer. CI. Dehnert, Mrs. Jackson I. Xkximmll. SVIIIIIII Rmu: D. ,I.llllL'h. P. VI-LlllI1L'lli1l, M. Gnlncr. P. :X. H1c'ds0C. Denny, Pnhl. S. Blackburn. . C7.' V3 Y7 'i 4- 39125 l gl. .gn-. .- 41 3 A 1 limi: Iffnv: Ii. XY:1llbc1'g, R. XVittck, CI. lickcrl, S. xIlllllgUlHCl'f', M. L. Helm. F. Siclwcllllml. li. l 'LllX'Cf'. P. Meyer, A. XVilso11. IJ. .Xllcn. 5. Burwrll, M. ML-Cks. KI. Smith, H. AIlC2ll'II1f'. L. L. L. XVnlgreen. Fmn! Row: H':ly111z111. P. Ehle, S. Heiuy. D. B1'g1tkm'icl1, P. Ciurliss. Cl. Hill. Swmrzzl Rnzu: M. Cloplcn. B, Stoll, L. B2lI'IlliIlSki, M. Morris. CI. Mooney, D. Smith, YV. Y. Rc11111c1'. 5. Butler. M. L. Fisher. D. Fiudling, .-X. livzms. Richter. B. Moire, H. AIClli1lgCI', M. Serey. fill? Finally, some mail . r . . Balcony perchers Serenade I.. lg, - f - 4. .. , Illlllll 1 W: Ziff ,.1' X A V.. lwe-1-...., .Y X-W--W-1-an ,..W,,. .,+1,.........,....e ,,.... ,-1,-.y.,...i.. ...,. ,.w....-. i.,.v.-e.-..e....., . -,.,, .., , M-we wx wAw.mwwxwxwwmmmw+1x:4 N ,zrix-wwwwawmvw. IRA AAW g., A 'bv JPVG. A -.ww-.1-m-vu-wvx...Wx.-M-, .-..- , limliiisizisiii lic-uiiiic the lacy In gi siiux-ssl'lil yciii' lor the ,Xlphqi Ik-ltgi Pis :is thev l'CIlll'IlL'il in thc lqill to ai iw-cleuwatucl dining moiii Lind ii iiimlmiiilccl kit- chen. hi ll hurst ol spirit, thc plcclgcs lmcgil thc ziclix'cscli1i'iiig gi sulilxill gllll1C1ll Clnliimlmigi l'.ii'lx, hut the c-nd limit found the Seiiinrs on mp. iniilmiiiiiig perplexed pledges with the iiiystcry ul sewn lust cords. The allergenic' iiimmcl pifxgiilcwl :is the house entered Laiiiipus Chest Field IJLIX in win gi Iiiist iii the slilt ixiw. amd i'll1'l'lt'Cl mei' him thc Cllii'isiiii,is season with iis clcunxitiiig piiriy :ind liniisc mliiiinr. Cliiimxiiig thc ycgiix gi prugixiiii Hlfni' Nlutliciis and Dziugl1tci's iimdc Nlutliefs lylly xi iiiciiimxilmlc unc: 311 .V T 4 'T tt t if f ,A New T' T T Wki-T 'Q' t if gl ' Wo It rot I b PQ. Lit., .- .V .K .N xl -' I3 qu: ill F . I . 8 OI' . l f' tiff- tml .l i , -fifa tzx ' . gm ' H .H V , V., ,,.. -'M . Jwf-il 3 'R ,Q- Lli 6: 5' Qqillh E LJ: '-Q.,x5- - ,- m:X':. ' - L I, -sn Q , Qoxow -12 ,Y - , if A , N Q Rust' Pctztls lint-cl tm exciting tit-w pztth ul cunt- ! t l M l, t l l A I ls i f 1 I 9 4 I A 4 , f l : al o 4 ll fl t pun hlc. :ls thc tlmttci' metulmers ul ,Xlphzi f,IlliL'l'Ull d l'i stnttetl tht-it litst lull ymr at Ptttclttc. .-Xltcr ct h Ulllllllg' last spring :tml taking n lull liuust' member- 1 whip. tht- girls mttclt- plums lm' tcttiptmtry l'CSlClCllCC ffl in Chthlc umttrts. Thu ,XUl'is hegzm thc yt-zu' hy en- ' tt-1'i1igiL1't'ck lX't't-lx Cl:1i'1tix'zil with thc Clrmvs. Later in lttmm' ul tht- luttmling ul' the Purtluc Cllmptcr they , ' hvlfl thc' liist ztlltiuztl Russ- Furmztl, with at Ros thlmtt its thc tt'!llL't' ul' zttttxictiuii. This clzititf. coin, ,fy plt-tt' with at1'litn'. will lictmiie ll trztclitiun is this stmnity tztkc its litst plctlgc class. The YL-llow Rose ul 'l cxztsu tuttlcl ht' ltczttcl lwtttl :incl lrmtiw' its thc AOPis :tml the llxlzs sung ltthilzmtly nltcr sttttesslttllv In-iititniitig, lm' tht- 5I.tlC ul' Tcxzis in Nlutk P. equals a mighty fine sign. 312 t fk Rfuv: N. 51.11111-3. I. Kumlgvrx. N, Suulmu. lx xldllill. lhllml. N, 5l.lll'1l'l'. XI. Lmlmllvnglnlu. lwml Ibm-i S, lmks. l. Y U XI .Xl'lMuklL'. I. lf, Ill'LIl'lllIlH. IJ, f:.Il'llllllL'l'4, Nmmlfl Ifmw: llulliw. C.. Iuu'lm'1'. C.. 5llIllll. X. Xlt'!I'lH. Y. Ihllllliwl, lx XI. Nlivrll, R. lfivlclx, R.1ll1wc'y. livlku, X. Nulrix, ll. Slllilll. 9, Xwivrlxmki. .1 . Ku! I 0 1 A . -Aj C, I 5. :, -- .g ' - ev ' R'Q ' - qt F ix NX Yi ' S'- . J -4 - , .. ,.. + - PCL fl: lfmv: P. SLIIIIIIIIILIILT, I.. Slllllgh, l'. XYMIQI, 5. I usln1'il1k, li. .Xll1ll't'XK'. 17. Xlmilluul, XI. Ii-uwmx l,. ,Il1n'II. ll, XY1'lmtc'l. I' Altl'1LllTL'll. fl. KI. III-iL'dl1lL'yl'l'. XI. .Xmlvnmln -I. .X. Sxnxum. lfmnl lfmwz Cl, lzrlunlmugh, I, l..nmI1. L. Rl1xm'.z1wn, I.. XI f:0ll!l'Llll. 561117111 limp: l.. Swixlld. N. Nlgniur. In XIll,.llliL'l. .XIIIUM NI. l'L'.11w1l. ll, Clfmlu. X. llwH111.111. ll. RlllL'. 1313 limi: Ifmw: I.. Rimhgmlwn. I.. sl.-igln. Y. Ray. S. I5.u'k. Cl. B.n'mw, S. Bicrly. XI. XVJIIIIIJIKT. Cl. Sedgwick. B. Rldlinn XI. RUM-IIN, S, l-.mmf-. S. X'.lIll'Ill1lll, H. I..ll'xlLIl'L'. lx. I. Hmllmcrg. Ifmul Rnzwz S. Pups. li. Small. NI. Hams. R SlI.lIlIlllllLQl'll. C.. Llnllnwn. S. Xl.m'11 lx. l3l.ukc1'. .Nwfmnl Rmr: Suttvr, li, fQIXlI1lllIl. E. .lL'SlJCl'SUIl. l. lnkkv. Tllolnpsoll X. l3.llnln-Null, li. Wilklm. l.. Nlilxlll.ISL'lx. CQ. l'4-gluw. Cl. CI. llclllclx K. Recd. K C: limi: lfmw: I., Clmllvx. K. llqnwlnlmrn. ll. Salmullf, S. Hays. l'cLmskzns, CZ. Smullvn, ll. S. Ifgni1'l1:111ks. juatifcz Fran! Row: I, lhuxmlx. X, IZHLNUII. I. C.rislc1'. IJ. 1.u.ull1. H. .X. Nlgnlwn. l', H'illing. NI. Row, R. Oywznld. S. Xlfhbllllgh, 'lf Fowler, Q Ii. Hi'1kll.llJ. S. fl.IlI!lHllL'f'. Srfmnl limp: QI, Hum. .X. Young, L. li. Balircl, S. Hutchins, Rl. Stewzlrl, C. fIlll'iSli1lIlSCIl H1PlKll'IIl.lIl, Hrmcl. S. Xlulxrll. KI. Klurlix, Hxmwcll. li. SH A good Homecoming sign is 4 if-r we ,ww , fhe light llashecl green and the .Xlpha Phis entered the snvial highway lnr their tirst lnll year on catnpns. Prnceecling down Main Street they pans- ed to partitipate in the finals nl l'bSing helnre giving on to l4.l'lOCli down pins in Howlingun-the-Green. ,Xt the next intersection, road signs 2ll'll'lUllIlL'CCl voting for their VMOC' candidate. the very dangerous fain- pus fiend Cut rlillflllll Cutsliallf' Altliough the high- way was new. Greek XYeek lnnnd the Phis taking an active part in Greek Heels trade dinners with the DUS and Pi Phis. At the end nl the street they stopped to Chase greased U'llIC'lilHClUIlS and run three- legged races in Field Day. The many signs pointed to a good year for the new chapter. 4 . a result of much cooperation. N 1 w f-1 4 fllfv N 59551 aifafw ll ii, lnnnrl in-ix' places to hiclc their Cfllifl skirts. 1jllCllS day lXCC'liL'llfl thc' l 41tl1c'1's 1'cccix'ccl 11 lirwl-lmncl xicw of thc and lixing mmii wcrc l1'4111sl'cn'111ccl into ll winter C ln'innn.is rlqnuc. Thc l'illlllL'S. Dems, and Pikes were llw licpl lmnsy hnilcling lhc' plntlmni lm' llll'il' Nlnclx I' clclcgzniun in thc spring cmnclitiuli. But, who likes cornflakes? 'LA K llLllllIIlCl'S. lililllflll niixcrs :incl H'Ulil'iIl1L'll-S xuiccs xxcrc thc iicccssziry cxils cnclnred by the Fnlzies in Cir housc expansion. Included in the building was 1 new dining mimi. liilt'llCll, licclmmns :incl study muin. grill :incl cxtcmiw 1'CClCCOTl1Ill1g llll'0lIgllOllI ' ' Senior cords lend authority. The cum sparc was illmliuilmlc lm' thc Seniors whim , mn lllgll Irchlecl in slfc. Ihe now :lining moni uncle-rlznlcl coniplctc with Santa lm' thc zinnnzil H11 Back lfrm': li1'gllm'1'. Xl. ,I:1urt. Cl. Hmm-Il. Cl. Xlillvr. 'IQ 5. Ilglxix, NI. SUCIINIIII, L. I.c'.nxm'Il. I-mul lfmw: lf. Num Disnhingcr, L. XYilw11. 1.n'11lullKlcL'. N.S4l1ulLl1ciN, l'. Clgnrlwxl, Xl. l'n'lkll1x. 15. Hullvx, NIIN. XI. XYIHIL' nrr, L. .X. Hulf. Swwml Rmv: ll, f1.Il'lL'lllll. ll. lzmign. D. YUIIIIQITII. XI. I.. lhulmln. I. Hull. S. .Xll.liI'. XICClllIK', S. Kms. II, Nlgnllllcy, Cl. Ifruit. L. Iicmp, D. Sw-lal.1. V- t'P 4-Q lk Rmw: Hams, S. Grow. S. Ilgulluwgly. .X, .Xl1JL'U. QI. lwllll. l'. Rlklllst, Il. llzlsclln. lwmf lfmr: S. Xl.llx'l' NI xzrlv, XI. Clulxllcr. II. Pllmllmuki. I'. l'.YLIllS. H. lhllkvlcv, IJ. KIQIIINNUII. S. ,xlC'X.IllllL'l'. X. Yillillg. NI. ILll'lli'l', ll. Slmxx I ilsrf. Swfmlfl lfmr: S, Ulis, ll.lllkillNHIl. Rvxliuhlw, 1,llI1tl.IlII. l..nulu'. lmlllllxull. K. Idnllllulm. l.. c1llX'iNlIlllll SltfH'ill'I. L. Stm'r1'. Xllmfl. Nl. XYu11c1'. 5. Ymln-111. ID. S. Nl. XLIXNUII. X .4 s-J limfr Rffzvz D. Sll'ilIiIlgCI'. S. tlilllllxllll, -I. Ryncr, S. Rng,scl.xlc-. Slmcgmm, Nl. figumicr, Nl. Nelson. Ii. Civic. D. Halria. Ifrrnzl K. XX'fn'k, lx. l lUlliIlgL'I', U. NCIIIJZIIICT. H. Blum. P. xltbllllfy. Rmw: G. Nlllllllilllll, .X. Tumi. N. XVo1'k, Yullcy, li. XVcicInS1'. li. Xe-lwn. XI. Willi.um. Ii. Alillllitlx. -N-1'4lUIlI Rum: S. Shfmk. I., Fflllll, I., AISH-llll. .X. lfl1lm-rg. P. Skillllklg. S. liowyc-1', D. ll. Hulf. llizllxllm. l', Chanel. Ii. Lymh, 1-3. Slnmp, 1'. Nlimllclwll. 'lf U'ilsu1l. All .:.- - .. 4. - A fl-Q, liufl: lfuzu: Y.ll1 Skuik. II.ll'Xl'f, VIQIIHIIILI. S. Iicllrr, SiL'gil'icml. 15. XYi1nluw. I mnl lfnzv: LIOIIIISLOII. S. Cord, C. I. N1-lwn. N, In-llupwx, Nl. Nimcwguulcr. if. limukx, NI. l.. Fiqklv. CE, Hubcr. V. .X. Kiwr. D. -xiIll5lll'i0- AX. Gibbs. fl- S.IlldSll-Ulll. ,Yrmrffl lfmw: ul. Sllllllilll, M. Himlmw, K. 1'L-rkins. I.11wv.vus. NI. f.urrlgg1n, lx. I,l'llL'. 11, liurkllnrclt. NI. Bwre, 5. 'HS . 1 HX ..XLi Still luuuiuiug stitiius ul' iXiiywIu-i'c I XX'1iuclci' their wuuuug cutty ui l IIIXCYSIU' biug Inst spring the Chi OS l'Cllll'llCCl tu MP2 Xlltlclimit In hcgiu at ww ul lun zuicl suugm. Thcy cguuc 111 lull hint lui' 't tiuiclc putty with thc llctais, :tual tht-ii' ciitliiisigmri staiyccl att its pt-:ik as thcy wfmrkccl nu Nlutlx P with thc Kappa Sigs. Thuii' music wits iuuic tliguiliul at thc cliuucr tclehitzitiiig their iiiipiwnctiiciit iu scliolziisliip zuicl thc ziuuugil Izutulix' lt-.i. hut it wit lull ol pup whcu lllC'Pll'ClL1'l'SliCllll'IlL'Cl liwui Nlu'luq.ui Lity with Uplcnlgc pziclcllcsn Iwi' thc' zu tixvs, Clhrislu c'zu'uls aucl ilu-giiiiv wxiltzcs wcic thc lnitlwmtiiicl lui' . 17 thcii' ti':iclitiuu.il Pcxutl l7m'iii.il with Kappa: Sigiuzi. ll hmu thcu uutil spring. tht- muucl ul iuuwu' itcigiivcl gh WhO'S kibitzing? Anywhere I wander , . ' X9 X Vx t. t mari 'l' ll ! 'x , ., i ts' , Bowl in this grass? The DCQ's walked the plank across their newly set lawn :ind into their redeeorzited living rooni when they returned to eznnpus this fall. The first order ol' the fall was :in active emnpziign for one of their pledges who :is the winning candidate was queen of the Pzinhelfllfil llzill. Trophies galore were pre- sented theni hy the nien ol Sigma Phi Epsilon for pairticipzition in Penny Clgirliirzil and another which wats their sweetheart trophy zit 21 first class serenade. At the zinnnul SAE-Kappa Sig Frisbee niateh, the seniors had at jolly good time serving as seconds for the victorious SAIC tenni. XYith the year in lull sail wind hehind them they prepared for Mock P with the .AXt'zic'iz1's :is l'ennsylvzini11's state delegation. WWW 'MQ+w . . I Eg-5:2 Anchors Away! K . lifnf: Ifmvz I.. Ilmwulnl. IIUIIIIUII. Il.lIlIi. XI. 5IIll1YL'tIl'I' Hoax. Ii. Nanlix. II. xI',lglIi'I', I'. I..mg. L. XlIxIllN. , , . , . , . .XlvpIcg.ulL-, Xwfmrfl lfrlzri Iz. Iblwllmlrp, I.. XIIIIIDIIX. R. XI.nIIvk S. SIIIIIII. Ium' I.r1IlllI1, NI. I,.nII. Ix. XIl'llIlIx. I. Immmlx. I. I'l'.HII'lIIJIll'QI. I3. IIIIIINVI, XI. Ilxllllll. Xlmlnmw. I-mn! , I , r lfmw: XIfIlg.llI. I.. Xmlvlwn, XI. ,Iumw S IIIIIIN. S. I XIvl'uIl1Im. Nils. C.. IxIIlIi'I'. C.. I.. .IuI1l1wl1. II II nm. I., Mum: I'. IlIlIL'lI. I'. II.nIwy. lhul: Row: S. Ifm11mu1'. I'. BUIILI. X. Siluurwn. NI. Ik'I.u1'uix. Nlwrw. N. Xlmlmhx. KI. IIfm'.ml. 1'7 71I 1301 I ' ' ' ' n ' J ID. Ix. Uzulllcr. II. .X. Xuung. Ix. lumix. IJ. C.. IJIHXVII. S I.. Ix. Sllxlllluvulglll. Ixlnm, I'l1gI1NIl. .X. .X. Smlmlcr. XI. Iliggilu. Xwrmlfl Hunt XI. NIIIIH. Mcluli 1N. RogI'lw. Ilunllflllcy, I.. XI Ima-. 5, XX1'1gI1l,h. KIIIIKT, 'II lln Ii. Imuw. IS. I. IX.1IlI1u1'. II. Ilnlf. NI. II.uux, I. I-. f.l.IIllI.III XvuI1.l1m- XX.1III1vl'. IW Jil ,-lg lfmpg A. qpmlhn-H, AX, Iirgulqlglw, C, Ng-wllgml, C, Shoop, Crmnwcll, R. Cl'2lllC. M. L. Mc'Robcrts. Brusius, B. Rcnncr I H X lc S S 1 C f,llL'II. B. Slcglxlzliw. M. I.. Now murn. C. Gustafson. D. . '. .'LllHL'f, .'cAu'r. lfmnr lfmu: I.. Seller. Vance, C um-n. ll. Ilimgxn. S. Rulon, N. Sznln, P. Hiller. M. SIIYIICY, li. Hlllllll1. Baur, F. KI. Glam, N. Sllllllk, Mrs. Agnes XIfID4mg.nlI, S,wnn1 lima: KI. xl. Cllrilds, IJ. f1LllIlL'l'Ull, 5. Slincr. L. Himka, 5. L, LCFZIXUIIII S. IQIIHSUIII. L. A. Morton llkim, .X. llullllx, I.. Clmllnn, Ii. lirllxuly. -I. XX'ullL-. K. CI. Maliilnslly Sites. X , ' X . '- -.1 - Vw 0. ff .5 a 5, L - ., .' . ,fra , 3' ' a . Q: xx Aw Q I .43 X ' .5 - 5 x 5 Q ' r' ' ' 1 I k-'-- .-I . K E lg I I r - X , 1 4 A q ' - n I L' V 7 . X 3 w K sl fl: Rmr: bl. B. Smith, Pun-rwn, li. liilkclllly. Ii. Iiruggcl. Xlcrll. N. K. Dimkclmqm. NI. liriakson. Front Rnzv: ' S l'riml1ct. 5il'Q,llll1llil, l'azm Slum: ll. Iicllcr. li. U'v11w1'. IsL'LkNllkllllKl, N. Blair. ,X. Kelly. K. Iicsalclx H. .Xrr:ns, S Q 'l'1 uqnx. .X. CI. Skinm-r. SVIUIIII Ifmv: li. XlLll'kt'l'. B. Grccn, .'X5IlL'Illl'llL'l'. N. l'. Tuylur. CI. Craig. S. l'iLlL-llger. l in-lling. lx, Rzuilkc, I,. Ryland, N. Ilnmmk, B. 1-lard. M. -3 H, 1, ,V r .3 I gl , Q5 Vg -' 5? .Q , 1 rf 57 1 fr. + r ' z '-1 ' Q' ' N vi: -3 '14 S 5 vt- V, 3 fr - , - ,I .gf 9 f. A' ' .- 1 4: 6- V I Q 7.. fi. , . ' -V? -5 1 0 rf, if 3- A ' I A XX gi? . - ' f' A , - A N - N wr , V, . Y ' I P- V i x ,-5 W ,YY I - rw i 4 1-1111-s 111' 1112111 111 1141111141 ,xlllllll I111-1:1 411111 11115 1'1'411' 1Y.lN 1111 1'x11'11111111 .11 IllCIllS s1't 1111'11 Qtllll 111 1111 11'111'1111'. 51-11i1114s. 11'111'1111' 111 111111-11.115, 1111111115 I1lL'l'L'l1' Wlblllly. 111111 1111-11111-5 l'L'Illl'1lL'll 111 15117 1111511-11 lll 1111- 1.111 111 111111 4111111111's 411111 41141111-11111' 1lX'lllQ l11lllIllw lllllll Xxlllllll 1111 111111s1' 1111-1' 111111111 ll 11-11 1ll.lll'gk'NI .1 111-11' 1DQlNk'lllL'l1l 5111111 11111111 411111 Ll 11-111-1111' .1t1'1l 11.111- 11111111. 541111. l1lL'l1 14111111111 1111111 111'1' 111.11 , 1. . 4 . 511111. ,X 11.11111 1111 5111111.11 11.15 5111111 .11 1111 111.1111 111111 1111 1'111s 11 S115 -1- l111111111'11. XY1111111' 111 lIlL'lll11Dl1 .11s11 11'.1s 1111'i1' 51111111111 111 1 1 X11K.1.11111111.111' 111111 1116 131111. 1111111'1'1J1'11'i11'1' U 411111 111111 l1l111lllJ1ll111l 111111 llh- 111 N111111 1 1111s111g 41 11.11 111117111 I-l'l1lK'lll111'lk1l1g 11114 4111. If should only 'rake 4,000 more. A' Serefladiflg we go . . , Q.. 01 ' ,K 5 . if X nc 11 .-1.1 KK Ill XYith visions of golden keys in mind, thc pledgc class sct spirits high in thc Kappa Huusc hy break- g' traclitimi aml fiucling' cvcry hicltlcu cnrcl skirt. Thr spirit tmitimiecl as thv whulc huusc pitrlicfcl in lor a SllL't'CSSlilll Y' att with thc Kappa Sig-s who clitl tht-ir hcst tu turn thc stage ul thc Music Hall into 1 Smith bca lslaiicl and lcarn tht' origin ol thc now clantt' ul tht' islatitlcrs . . . thc Limlm. luyuus spirits tml tllnistiiiastiiiit- ol' thc Kappas was sharccl with a group ul' llllKlt'l'IJl'lX'llCg'L'tl rhilclrcn, and in thc- truc Ill lriciiclly iitfiglilmmlitvutl spirit tht-y clusccl an excit- g yt-ar with a lllutik Party aml ciitcrccl in Mock I' with thc Trianglt-s as Nlithigan. .Xlung with the year ul happy spirits thc lilitfs wurkt-cl cxtcnsivcly lor luml tint-ntal iclcals ul' l'l'll'1lClSllllJ and sclmlarship. 524 ps : , ku . I? I' is l X. 5 -',,,,...5..,. Q .,..,,.:, If only we could play these things! 11111: lfruw: S. I..lmL'l. XI. limwtllv. S. I,IN1IlIl'. CL. fQmrlll'c'x. KI.1In'I Iulms. Xl. llligggx. Il. l'kI!IlL'l. XI. Ilupwuful. X. HIUXXII, ll, IILIIKIINHII, Iulmwn, XI. I., KHIITIILIIT, 41, SQIIIHNS. B. Hull. lfmnl Ifuxw: R. l.l.nk, IL'.lllllk' X. XXZINIIIIIIHII. I'. Ilmwiflrmc, H. Ilmml. AI. Ilmvm. I. Bltnilu. X. HIL-uk:-1', XI.1rluui. Lim, h. Ruhr. H. Iuxiglll. il. LIILYIN, l'. Duwullu-1. C Hlllsllimrll. U. Il:l1'l'isnll. XVIIIHII lfmvi Xl. Ilngg. D, Xlzmrgg K, King, ln Kg-Ulygmlv li IJHILL-, Ilrnlumllm. F. Claw. I', l':n'11c, Smit Criggx. X. S.:l1l1rl. Xllx. . S Q 900 I0 F I aqafh 22+ - 1 eff 535 I egg - ' I .4 I . W V ax' fa I Q Q 5 -'X xiii f: - I Q, :I x I I K , N . Q I 1- 7 A -Q .. 4' R 'X I N g f ,X I 4 VKX , ' r , V , 4 ,A 1 ul 1' I lx I I lmf: lfmw: Ii. Nlc-lmlku, ll. NIM. D. lI.n'lxfm. Cl. Iicllx. IH kIl'l'I'X lfllis. 1 m11! lfmr: R. l,.lllIIt'l'. X. Xlillcr. Xlllllli. K., Url. l,. Hurm-13 IS, llmku, lx. Nwllc. 5. 5XIlllllL'N. Swmml .XIcCln1'1x', X'. XILXTX, I. Hclklwx. X. 5Ik'XX'Lll'l. lf. XUXHIIIX. 13. fm-g li Pgmlmmlmcr, I. XX'cmc. BX kcuxwlxi, N, l'.u'lun, KIunu. Xl.1rX' Kay lI:l1'llIICl'. Smith, P, .X. I'IllIKIlllg,'K, NI1lLmx.'Xl. XI.n1w.I1u1X. .X. lirumliclil, 325 limi: lffm-1 CI, I'a-luxxml. S. XII-nic. I.. Iimwn. NI. 'lf IDL-rg. S. Dumgm. Iirmmkx. Ifmnl Rm IIIIQIIVN. IS. lfixlx. I. II.lNIlL'N. N. lfllis. B. IIllNk'llI.lll. NI. Ii. Illll. .X. Urccnc. Mrs. Mary IIITIIC. I3 Lmkw. I. II.1lI. Swfmlfl lfmw: I. IXIILIIJI5. KI. Su-plxcm, NI R. XX'igI1L. I.. Shircr. I'Il'.llIL'l'. XI. Ihwkc-11 CI. lllws. ll. Smllxllliul. I . Ilnwm, II. N4 71 P' 1 S. Faxrr. P. 'I'rrmk IIl'k'llllCI'. IS. Moore 'T .r T? 'E 2' CT limi: lfmw: .X. IIIIQIIIH. Cl. Nlullvn. li. Ilaxwkx. Smith. S. I.. luwis, G. Imkc, I.. Iirzlcllcy. lfmnl Rnzv: G. Moffett, L 5lIlIlIl. I, 'lImu1Iwm, S. Xmy. .X. 'lwrippc-l. .S-1707111 Ifurv: Srmks, IJ. Mialmlski. fQI'l'l'll. S. Cook. Cauulcll. M Iumw. X, Ixguwuull. I'. Yisin. IJ. Illlgllll, N. XYUIU. K. .XIIL'll, Rilwlill. Ilizmc IJcPuis, Boone. 326 I 55 Check all the chords in herel LQL This yt-4111 was lilletl w11l1 all clillcrclit typos 111 11111111--1 11111 tht' Phi Nlll.S lJL'g'lIll11llQ w1tl1 ll 0-Rllillilllg Rllgllllltfi llLll'ly with tht- lllL'll 11l ,Xlplm CQLIIIIIIILI Rh11 wl111 plll'l'lIQlSCLl IlIClll 111 thc CI11111p11s llhcst .xllQt1llll. Thcii' 1't't111'11 t11 s1h1111l was lllllfll' 1-11-11 llllblk' exciting wh1'11 they lflllllll ll 11-clf:1111':1t1-cl ljlllnlc 11111111. ll 111-w 11-111-11111111 11111111. 111111 plLlllS l1c111g li1Pl'llllll1llCCl l111' ll hig 1111w 11cl1l11i1111. ,X ll11ll1111'cc11 party l'111' tl1c111'pl11111s 11l the Cl:11'x' H11111c p1'11x'c1l 111 hc ll l11t 11l lllll l111' Q11-1ty1111e. lht' panty that 111t'1111t thc' must lun 111111 CXl'lIk'lllCIlI l1111 the Phi Nlll'S this yc111', l111wc1'c1', was thc l,lll'ClllXlLlll l'111'ty 111 thc Nl111'k I'11l1t11':1l Cl1111x'c11- ti1111. Thcy 111111611 l111'1'cs with thc IllCllllJL'I'S 111 Phi Knppzi Tllll 11s New York Stzittfs ClClL'gIll14Jl1. The time spt-11t was w111'tl1wl11lc 1111 thc 19111111-1't which will hc l1111g l'CIIlCIlllJCl'CCl hy all the Phi Mus. 327 sb s ll Construction workers minus experience. U E 1 '. i is ' ' -Ng! l 5 e l' - -A, 1. x E .. .- Ns V ' . . rxxxxs it . ' ., - i ,,,' l I . l fi. 'Fi Q rg H, 1 w rs. Here's another Pi Phi chapter. Progress was the goal for the Pi Phis as they itrcivecl the National Incentive Award, given to the most outstanding ol' the 109 chapters of Pi Beta Phi. .Xlter working all suunner in preparation for Mock P, the Pi Phis and the Fijis were chosen to represent the state of California in the political convention. In the liall, alter long hours ol' planning and prac- tice they were siiccessftil in their tryouts for V3. XVith the SARS they presented a take off on the ori- gin ol' the traditional old oaken bucket theft with rival Indiana l'nix'ersity in their skit entitled 'AThe Great Train Robbery. To continue their progress, a neighboring house was torn down to inake way for their new addition to he Colnpleted by 1965. I :za U ,, ax A - - Q. J :N 1 H l :- V . I -' A js'i. E V' 5 I Q m y ,X ' . .1 .JA-1. . V It 4 qw , I A X , 'V ' - . . ' - I I 1 2 .W 9 Q 5-vi I .I ! X Q -4-jv, t I Q f 'rl 'I I T If f ' lux ELT. J f -- . . - I, X V X limi: Roar: lx. lhiclgvx, l.. KlmXIill.m. CL. .Xmln-lwlm. l,, Inxulill. G, I . hrurn. I. Hw111.u1. l'. lmlilzulms. NI. limw, I, SlL'XY.ll'l Y. .XLILIIIIN U. Hlrnlxs. ll. Iilcillklluht, .X. flnlm-. Xl'llk'NIlCiIll. Fmfll Hun: lvr1'1l.ns. X. Nlinlmclx, li. l'L'.nx-nl. Hcuxlix S. Quick. .Xmnrnl lfwwi C, R.llllIHlll. l,. Clulyln. lx. I.uulJy, Null. X, l'm'lr1'wl1. 13. HAIIT, CI. l'..Il'lIllllIll, Rico. iml: Rmw: Y. Cliwn, Cl. Riuur. NI, I. xItl'Y.HIlIL'Il. l', I. 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Nu-lylu-m.+11. N, IM-x.m. CI. Xl.ll'lill, Xl. filllIl1l'l'lllLlll, bl. .Xlll'llCl'l'f. NI. Nlillcr, li. Vllllllillll. uv-. px . CT' vn- - '- - . - ,. 1. f- - - n f.. , -. ., -- V L- , 1: -- - ,- - . , X - - -,A .., 5, V ' . Q2 'V ful: limp: Slclflu-umm. ll. Nlmnlgmxmcry. li. Rlmguls. ul. Hollkcr. KL. SIJIIIIQILT. lfmnt lfmvz NI. I.. Butler. C. Vermillion, Ilxnrms, CL, lifmkcr. l.. Nliilllkll, S. Slmup. Swffmfl Row: K. I.. Volta, Rimllalrt, S. llalvis. B. 'l'I1ul11pso1l,.S. clilflllllfk. , , . ., J Kumi. f.. i,l.u'k, C.. Ixnulmcl. 1',llllL'lIlL'l'gL'l'. R. l1L'L'l'S, 5250 Sweet music: for a new pinman. W' V Q'i'4i ?TiEfQ if W 5 f' ,Pisa A J I In 5lQlll.l lx.1pIn.1s cl1u'1't4ll11a'allhcn ml :fu 'll thc QlIllHl'lI Nlllillg mlqnmc -'l,IlXL'llllg1 l,g1m ' hclcl in Imcmm- nl th il pl mlgv 1l.nss. During lhv yum lhcv hvuucl mxmx gmail lIlllC'S gas thu' uytll skltllllg hu' th 'll' xvlhl llll l.411-my VNIULW1mli4l4n1c NIg1cl Dc Rhw. Um- Hi thc must Lllflllllillillg Inmllus .nf Pcnuy n ol .Xlplm c1IIl C.111'n1x ll lm YULII was their Big Splglsllu whimh thcfx SIJUHSK mul with .Xlph.1 lxilplll Lglmlmrlgx. C-uxs.1mlg11'ls hum Ildlll h.111sLs syrxgd nw Illllllllll lllgus im lm IUIICI ul 'ull ICIISIHIIS ul t'llSiHlIlL'lN who 1 hm lu llnmv waitax' hnlluum ill lhcm In thc spun' lhv IIICHIBJCIN 1. ul Sigma Ixxplm WLTL' hrwsis In lh. mh 1' lllliJIk'l'9 1:1 tha' xigatc Im' Nalin' lJ.1X'. lhcx' hmm! lh at lm llbl'IIlQll chnm' 4 thnll IILXYlYfl'L'llllKICICCI mlmmg wmn ww min lol' L'llIL'YI'lillIIlCllI ui glll lhnil' glu-sis. 331 ll: limp: l., Hull. li. Nurnm. S. l.LlllQllUll, l'. l1L'klxlll.lll. S. I.xmIm. Sgmnli l,L'lLTNHll, li. Sunliunl. lfmnl Ilmw: B. Smith l Xlghluml. Il. flllbll, 5. 'lu'm.nim'. R. Rzlllill. l.. Alxnwix, R. Yvlvllik. S. xllllglllly. K, KiIlIlL'l, 1Ji1'llll2lInl, Hrs. l'1YL'Iyll N l. Wilm-x. Nfmml Ifmr: I.. l'ruu'ill. Y. Sznllmll. KI. Xlmlicu. XX'.rllu-11 Hlxirlcx' Hqnbuuk, NI. Iilvin. XI. l'nllmk. Cl. 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ESS RSS 11111116 111111 1111- '1'11.111g11-s. 11111 X1-1.11 111111111 1111-11 11111111 11.11 I1l1'S11'111'111 ll 1'11111l1'x1I1Q, 11111111-11.111111'. '111111' 1 .. 1 .. 11'11111111g .11 1111' S1.l1L' 5111111115 11111111' .1l111 lJ1.lS11lg All l111' if.1111l111s Cl111's1 1 11'111 134111 11111118 11'1'11- 51111111 v p1-1'11'11111g I1l1'1l'S4lllgN111111-S1llg 111 1111111-1 111 1111111i11g 1'11 11111 111.111 .111.1111 111 1111- 1.1w1 111111 111111. 11111, 1111131 1'x111111f1 11111 l1ll' Z1'1.1's 11.11 111111111111 111 NI11111 Easy on that chord please! 'fsyww l 11 I1 11 11 'S ml: Ifmw: IJ. Xluuivr, II.u:11'g:u1i, .X. IQIIIIIJCIKMII, Kmllcr. XY, I . Iirumuml. CL. Ifcklcr. II'iIm11. F. Colvin. NIIIUIUII. XY. Pulls. XY. Imm. SIILIXY. rlkllllll Ifmw: I'. NILIIIIUY. IQIIHIIN. lfmzzl Huzw: XY. Bi1IcIIc. IJ. R. Imwcs. Ii. Key, R I Cf, Ilrlu, I g11'riN. R. I'I.IIlIlIIlQ, I.. IXUIVIIILIII. XY. IIISIIIIC. I'.ll1c'k, II. Xomlk, I'. IIuIa'1lIm.11lgI1. ID. Pzmck. I.. .Xllcn XIllIllIL'll, XI.11'Lx. .Slwmlff lfnzwi CI, Omliu, II. 'I'1l4kn'r. .X. R. Ihwlwll. R. Klillrr. 5 lmlc lfwxv: S. fmklm. Ib. S.lIll'l'. XY. Nnrlzx. Il, XXHI1-knxlanll. R. flzmml. II. KIl'lI.llllI. Mmmz I. Sunclling. G. Bright. Ix. II. XI.Il'I4I. R. XX'.11'1'cl1. Rulxullwrl, Tlmfl limp: I..lIIQx. R. fIllL'llIIIk'I', I.. fIL'llIlX. lfmzll Rmv: I'. I.111Iwig. Ifycl' Ix. R. lilmlu. ID, Clfmlwllx. R. Iiurm. I. Xhiglll, Xl. lnlumm. Y. R. fIIt'XVlIgL'I'. 11.0. D. Ifiulcl, H. I'Il'IL'lLIICIl. VI. XX':ng,l1ux' C.. I-. Gillvslxiu. R. II.IXl'lIN, lhilcx. .Nlwnrlrl limp: CI. Sgulvk, XI. I.. Xlillvll m 'gf I 534 Co away-I dor1't have a 7:30 today. The 111e11 of Aczivia l'CL'l'C'IlICtl :1111'ie11t Fgvpt last spring with their Nitev-Nite o11 the Nile -with ll large links, Z1 jug ol' wine. 21 roast pig. z111d thou. Life i11 ole Egypt was reputed to be ll svviugiu' ti111e. but the Amcizi hlnst even lllllllt' the pvrziiuids look square. Appz11'e11tly they hard some guilty leeliugs. but the Alpha Clhi's i11 Greek XX'eek did assure tl1e111 that There's Still Time, l3rotl1e1'. Their repent- ance must have succeeded, for ll trophy 11ow pro- claims their good publicity. liven old Zeus :111d the idol of Purduvizuis, ll1ll'L'l1llS, god ol' orgies, would have traded places with the .'XCllC'l2l1lS to ride O11 the fire engine and live i11 the Illlllllltll' o11e 1-Xczlciai house. ake Bufferin for fast rehefl 335 ' fs -Q .. , -vw..,..,,,N,, '-'gf , . -.--........, :...Q, ...., - , ,, Y Lmivs ivcrc llymg, :ii-uuncl their house that is. with thc umiplclioii ul' their rciiiuclcliiig prugmiii lust fall. .Xu entirely nt-w zttiilmplicic was ciezztccl by ll clil'lf:i'cnt color sclicnie, wzill-to-will c:11'pc'ti1ig, :mtl ncix' lilll'lllIll1'C'. l,lllCl' in the year. the liousc was again 1'c11m'4itccl-tliis time lcilipuitirily-to licightmi thc immtl ul their plc-clgc clinics. l,llllCl'l1Cil ztltcr thc .1ivzn'cl-iviiiliiiig iiiuvic. Bun Hur. the clgiiicc, Inu. uns Il l'L'Lll SlJL'L'Illilll2ll'. .Xlphxi Chi Rho lliutliers hgicl .i spctiail Il'U2lt mi Nlutlit-1 s Day XYct-keiicl. In ziclcliliun lu lhtt wflivclllltcl uuiipiis ztftivitivs, thcii' mins 1-1111-ttntiiictl them with at niuunliglit surciiziclt- in tht' lim' l1'zitci'nity lixiclitimi. AXP Bye, bye, beardie! X Abstract art, Crow-Pi Phi style! limi: Row: N. Sxcppc-niichl. XV. IIru1i11gw4n'. R. llfvlxkim, 'lf Hfurix. Ifmnl Ifmw: R. Xlillvr. ll, KJIINIIIDIII. ll. Igllxull. If Doll. Su1lL1..X I41kul.11. R, Rul1il1wn.P. Hvllwig. lf. liilcr. R. H.1IIwIuiwl, XY. Ifilv, lf. Ylbllllg, lf, llclrus, R Recd, Smfnul 130116 KI, R:-cd, R. 5kIlIllClCl'. R. IIul:l1.ml, I. '1'LlIl4IL'llll4IlIIl. NILILILT, C. Ylqllulllwg. R. NULL-N. R. Cbrirlmv, K. N.u1t.1. II. Burk Row: S. I.imIc111Cl', lifnxtwoml. xvllilillgtlk. I,. Nlurrgzy. XY, Hullf KI. I. Suullu'1l.uul. Ii, I'lllI.lLI-ly, P. 1.510 Robinson. H. Bralwm-r. R, Privm. I. XYclls. CL. I,L-lmgml. Frfmf Iimvf li. fxlvlrill. lf. NYQUIX. I. Ilminlwln. Xl. .Xwly Smmzfl Rmv: Skilllllllllll. XI. htfxlllm-5. S. lvmllln-13 ll. LQ. I.ukw. 'I', Hurn. AI. llllmsxlq, S, Iflm-mln. I C IIIH Q U, 'Zz' 1 ' 3 . ., 39 X ' R v x lf' g -L Hzfl: Ifmv: .X. Storm, 9. llUM'll'1C'lgg. P, Kllllrlllllll, S. Qlncobs. NI. Lcwmlml. 509111. 5 1IU7If Huw: R. Snlml. I.. Iimm, I. L, Rubin. R. Pzll.1n, XY. RiJ1JLllllllll. R. Xxclmd. '.?FJ.N g p ff' J 5-N 'I L- F' W X f 2 V , N 3 r , G D3 S. vf , - L - ' A X I A 4. . .rw .L - if Earl: Row: II. Bl'l'lillL'l'. R. Bmkvr. N. Qin-gel. R, Culdllnlnclt R. Could. K. Fcin. R. Juscpln. IJ om' Rum: NI. lfrycr, IJ. limit, Il. fQl'L'l'llL', M. Punclmcr. Brin, I.. Swcrling. R. .Xlln-r. 3168 J? Tl1e AEPis 1'et111t11ed to seliuul tl1is hill to begin prep111'z1tiu11s for 21 dual z11111ix'e1'sa1'y t'eleb1'z1tiu11. This year Alpha lipsilun Pi Celelaititetl its Golden .-X1111i1'e1sz11'y, and the Pi lYPSii1ll1 Clizipter cum- 111ex11o1':1ted its tenth n1111i1'e1'5z11'y with 1111 1-Xlu11111i Banquet. Their social season opened with the 11111111111 block party ineludiiig tl1e lfilzlies, .-Xlphzi Clhis, and Lallibdu Chis. To sutisly L'1'yillg hunger hull' the group iieasted witl1 tl1e .-Xlpligi Lhis while the rest 1'e11tu1'ed to the AliPi house. To lihish oil the great ilUlIlL'LUlllillg weekend P11111 Kf3llllt'y'S swinging bz111cl 1'eplz1eed the iJll1'CiCll ul flLillliCllliL' thuuglits witl1 fun :111cl clzuice. lfiirly spring l'r1u11cl ll1e iJl'UlilCl'S practiiiiig im' their h11sketh11ll C1m111petiti1+11 with the rivals :it I.l'., hoping Zlgllill tu liililll the uwetcti tmpliy, the New Ognken iillCiQCl.H Now he's asleep-Switch it to Yogi Bear. 1 1 P :K -1 S. 1:1 WS N new way to collect for Campus Chest? .EW ,Q Y- .ar W . ,, Ill? ., ' P This should liven up the partyl Get your own cane: this one-'s mine. hr A I 1 -X , Q Upon returning to their house last fall, the AGRS were greeted by their new pledge trainer, a German Shepherd named joe Baron. He, however, had been trained to refrain from devouring the ac- tives. The site of the annual Pink Rose Formal was the Congress Inn, a popular renter for social func- tions. As might be expected, pink roses dominated in the detor lor this event. At this perennial dance. the seniors honored their beloved pledges. The men ol' AGR partirularly enjoyed the company of after dinner guest speakers throughout the year. Once again, the ole faithful inotortiar, Blue and Gold 77, was entered in the Grand Prix de Purdue. The brothers looked forward to attending their national convention with Dean Pflendler, a vice-president. 5, 1743 --:aw ... 4 V7 Bm-If Rmpg C, Lihev, R, D, Clglrk, Ox'f'1'lcg-xp, R, Hurt, klrmllci, Uv. Bl1l'l'iCllIL'I', T. l'illPL1ll'iLk. 15141211 lfllitf D. Gill T. Smumers, D. Tritmh, P. Dyer, U. Irxing. .Swmrzfl Row: S. Bc'ldc'n, VI. .Xcllcly 'll Llltn. lhltmwxn, QI. B.11'mw, R J. Roth, N. Stiles, D. Calclwcll. L. SLIICCU, D. Cdlmlc, E. B.u'1'. 1 x. f.:-xg. 5lik'l'WX'.l . Bark Row: Ferguson, XY. D. Grosmst. H. Hiatt. T. Simlnir Ii. '1'I1uu1pvm. Ifmnl Iifur: I.. XlL'X1lllllL'lI I lr L Butts, B.kBr0wn. XV. Pittenger. Sf'f'omI Row: CI. Bobb. G. Bclmctt, bchcctz, Hlillllltll Lf. hlmcallwr, R. Lixcngom Weber, F. D. Ge-ssc, L. Error, B. XVlllC1'l11Llll, H. Poole, D. 1341 ark lfmv: AI. Gln'-glmn. A. Nhlfnmtirc. .L Rcuws. D. qluhnson, Row: Y. Roni. -I. XVLISHCIAIHZIIT, KI. Gordon. L. Ackmann, J. lx. Rimhxmls. P. Rz1mk.Sfr1wrI lfmu: R. Ilomlml. 'I'. Tlmmzm. M. Roach. Miller. I .Xlnh'n. CI. Onxnilix, l'sl'QlNL'l'. R. Cllznry. CQ. Gmllw. Ifmnt v. ful: lfrmw S. Rulp. fl, Tom. R. f,X'Cl'IllXL'l', D. Clark. H. II. I.1mgl'n'llfm', Zum. D. Xvililllllilll. H. XV00dward. S Wrngln. IS. I'n':nx'. .Srmml Ruin: R. I-nllun. N. Light. G. D.1urL'l. R. Lrzxll. Igulas. R. l,. Ylilllllllhlll. lf. llulrlrcll. D. XYg1sl1I111l'll. lfmnl Rout Q55-- v- 242 AK ef l H t i Q 'Ll984 - what will it hold for PurduviansP lX'hat will replace the niaclras clothes Craze? The men of Alpha Kappa lilllllllflil lmmlgecl into a crystal hall to glimpse at what is in store for them in that late, ful time. 21 years Irwin nmv. George 0rwell's cun- troversial novel. lfltlel, inspired the theme hir their pledge clanee, which luuncl them clressecl in uniforms resembling uweralls, Returning to the present flute. the lmdthers drmnnecl their city attire and enjuyecl a dinner-tlanee helcl at the Trails. Music for this al'- lair was prm'iclecl by the Dan Foley Band. Muther's Ilay-lSl64Awz1s celelnatecl in the traditional way .is the iXK's special gals paclaecl their bags and heaclzrl har llurclue In nlfwe into the chapter lwnse fur an exciting and n1emm'ahle weekend. Why Calif I Confgrm? Bum cigarettes, will ya? ,Aif inf! sf: tr 4 'ff t -g ,.,, ,. ,.'f i I ' ' 5 ,jk Fm.. .i' .e -I gui , 343 ,L I 3 .,,1,Zk F- , ' ss T . '.-, r y .QNH X Aa ... l I finally get a hand and they wan'na study! Now, why can't you be more like that! Xllhat was black and white and fun for everyone? That was the ,Xlpha Sigma Phi's traditional formal dinner-dant'e-''The'' event on their social Calendar. The dress. theme lor decorating, the night, every- thing lor the ulllaek and lVhite was not purple and green. hut hlaelt and white. These two Colors were also the ones the Alpha Sigs hoped to see on a eer- tain llag when their revised machine tried to top the filth plate standing they held for the past two years in the Grand Prix. Blue is another hue found in their color stheme. This was the only color of ribhon that would outdo their second place in the B fraternity league competition this year. And red- letter will he the not too distant day when the Al- pha Sigs move into their new house. H1 f ' H Xlm-nn I' Nlfnnx I Slmrck.ll,lxul1rr. ' ' 1 ntl: Row: D. Iiullwn, D. Humkc. R. Ilmlmtwn, XX. .. 1 ,. . . . Q v-flk1CI', XY. C:h1lI'llL'llky. SVIIIIIII Rmv: R. Rmuw. IL. I,IL'NNL'I', Skaggx, 15, lhmly, R. Su'u.u1, C.. lhnlwn, If. liulcw, R. Nlyclx. ' Vllcx' R Ifillmllm. XY. liulnlxxill. Ntlll'.ltlL'l', I-'mul Run I7 l3.1k1'l'. lm Iflllk Huw: G. X. Huw, lf. Krglll. ff. U. Hurt. U. D. Inf I. . P. X'Zl1UX'iLll, L. Shure. .Swffuzfi Rumi Hfuvlwr. D. l'lliwLt. R. Dulwlx, IJ. xYiHi.llIlNHll. R. Glilikcl. ,L Sum '-T 1? 31.3 A X' . R .- , xc: :x xl, -,A tv 4-5 345 Bull: lffnv: G. lmlic. li, F.nrx-is. B. Braun. H. Dahl. D. Rickc. Row: A. Miller, D. Eagle, D. Gcmmcr, D. Banner, Hindcl, R. l'llL'lIl, G. .Xmlcrwn. .Nlvuml lfmv: D, Bare. S. Pest. R. A. P. Possum, G. Lecper. l'lll!l'lll.l, I.. Kl.1niN. D. Coukim. Al. blolmwn. li. Runrk. Front ' in-r . R Ak 'Tv v- xl X' A a . A . . . xy, R I ll X i ze da xv. F 2 l 1 l 1 4 mf' -' I l i l l I l V l Burl: Ifmv: XY. SL'l'lJOll, R. Berk, L. Milligan, cllllllljllglltjll, O'Block, XY. Frirla, Hockridge, G. Leslie. Front Row: R. Ilrmnhuc-, l'. Nl. Mullen, Tocpcl, li. XN'ilso11. Svconzl Moffat, Bnrluska. Clu-ismpl1,XV. Lustfiepld, S. Dibbert, Row: KI. Robe-rls, XV. Hfriglmt, C. Yeager, R. Zencler, R. kI.C1onfc'r.S. Fisl1cr.XV. Ripbcrger. 1 l l l l 346 l l I V l r l l l v Physical fitness-WHEEE! ATO Drapery Company at your service. it Q. .tfrzsqstg ' -'S .t - MN .N RSS , .. 57 .51-Ski, .: .-.ik ' . F' fi. - .IQ 1' X QQIV. llj Q At their honse dzntfe, Maltese Mortuary, gangsters from lan' and wide, exclusively .-X'liOs, Came to mourn one ol their hrothers who inet with the fury of Eliot Ness. Around his rollin was nn army of flowers donated hy surviving lelons. Oddly enough, the tnonrners did not seein hetn'throken, judging from the revelry. In lint, things were so swinging that the corpse decided to join in the festivities. Needless to saw. Nl:1ltese NIortnzn'y was lan' from n de.id pztrty. .-Xinong, their other tapers was the series ol' ATU-Kqippgt parties which were held at the Old Fort. In ztnother lit ol passion, they lilt-hed the Pi Phi silyerwane .Xlter the Pi Phis lorcihly regained the booty, the ATUs stgnsted the necessztry postwar reconstrnrtion ol their tzttterecl honse. 347 Inst lull, the men nl lletgr Sigma Psi stzlrtecl the yezn s activities with Il festive picnic' and liziyricle. XYl1t-n fl1llllIJllS Chest time rolled Illllllllll. the hrothers pztrticipaitecl in the Auction. were pur- thqiserl hy the liaippxls, Lind heltl at clzniec in their lmmn. 'lihe pledges were treated to 21 clinner clzinee titlecl Cherry lllnssmn Time. lflowers and other sytnhols ul spring preclcmiinntecl in the cleeorattions. The liClLl Sigs. nut tu he umlusecl with the Crew. rerixecl the llzilt lltmt Races. llzitt bout racing in- xnlrerl the use ol craft aitnilar to lonr-tnzin kziynks. Slicnring their nzirxil prowess in the ulcl Batt hunts. the hruthers plguecl lunrth in this ernnpus event. The Beta Sins hegzin tu pamela their gear in anticipa- tiun nl rnuxing intn the Pike house next full. 348 When in doubt-PUNT! 'f ii Q Ru 17' tiff fl R 4 How many girls did you say were out there? .o-5 ,g-- '27 i rl: Rnzv: B. Stmvcll. IJ. xIi'illll1'il. R. Hmm K. lf. KL.nllvu.ny. lflffflf lffflvf lm x'lllIlI.IIlII. lp Muughn. 15. 'IHI4l.Ill Yi' GA 43 ...ie 1'-vu uw, N. Stahl, R. L. fjflllflld. K. Schullcr. lfront Row: R. I.a1mlcr. XY. Stcinlvcnk. KI. Homin-, I.. 13116 1 I nfl: Row: H. Hang-11 ...Q K K-1 F ' Y f X ML ' 5 ' L .2 3 1 W T? J . . u.- l A ' U 'f -.fl .-at 1 . lnlq lfozv: P. Musa. R. SllUl'Illlll'Ll'l', CL. Hosp. S. holy, D. H. Gannon, S. Spurgeon. Donn. P. Gorsucll, R. Keesling xVL'lNllL'I', Slllllll, R. Nirlmlmn. R. Slccl. ll. Byrne. li. 'I'. Oglc. lfmn! Row: '1'. XVllClbl.OIll?, M. Purvis, R. Haniford Rllsstll. Thin! Ifmv: li, Hgurrih, S. Dudley. 'lf Staples, XY. l'. Rcynulclm. R. Purdue, IS. lilnus. R. Martinez, li. Suggins, P I'm'r.nlu', R. li.n'm-sl. R. Stcwlxs, bl. llcmlcl. Nl. U'Nc1nll. D. Hlnrcl, .X. .Xnclcrs0n. 5lQ't'l'. .N'f'mrnl Ruin: li. Ilmcr, Nl. lwlly. B. Qngnlls, IJ. Puntlc. ml: Rmu: R. 'lllnnnpsrnn K. Fink, Holcroll, Cznncrlnlry. luwnc, D. 'l'l1mnpson. D. .Xllil!13OI1. Fmnt Row: Know ll.'llllltl'lllC'l'.cl.cl1Hlll'llll. '1'l11'rf1Ilfm': xV1lllt'I', S. Oxcrlmcnk. H, 'l'. Al2ll'Sh2lll, Smith. IJ. Linton. Cl. llllllllll, M. Ryan I. Xlfmllk lx. Su-L-I, Rnrnpl, I . ZilI'Clllllll. Srrnml Raw: Dlll-lll. R. Rznln-. R. R. Sum. ID. R. .Xlkinsrm. .X. llwxnur, S. Q.. 1 get L-l' 1.30 IT A new delicacy?-roasted Woogiel X This is the Beta coloring book, Color the Betns in the red this year, rather than in the standard pink and blue. Their newly relurnished great hall is responsible for this. The birchnen's color scheme continued with ll violet color, lor in early December they reveled in their Orchid lforinulf' Now to blue for the Hack, a convertible school bus which is used for walkouts. traveling lmnds. etc. Color it brown and white streak lor XVoogie :is he nniiably wandered around the crunpus. Then color the Mizuni Triad of the Betas, Sigs, and Phi Delts pink, for elephants, since after the threeedzry binge this was all they saw. And finally, color the lnen gold for success in intramural sports. ' -.wie -.vis -,--.5 xx-cq-:sc-s X-N:'Xs:sH-1 lie, ,X .. v tE:f'-ff'Ss+b X' s-qs. 31.-is .ssi- sisss: .: ' 1' J: 1 X zsvg ...,,,...,w..c.c.cc , ,-G, i , N. -- . ': til wx.:-.-,w-.Qs-cq5Q'.gg'g1,-A .gm ,, s rr- ' K ,K A T Q - c.5.sNu.s,L...s-www. i. xc. .... ,. skit ..-lf i 105-5 '- , -..:.',,',Sim21L.....,,, .d.,.2..AiEJ We'lI just let the pledges Carry it! 351 , ..- 1' ,. ,Q ins ll rope lgiclcler, enabling iiutiyes :ind tourists up II iw! belweeii the tivo liuuses. Returning zilnnrni were liuiimecl :it the Trails, where they clogged 111 the ninsie ol the Cuiiliiieiitnls, To nizike the end Did Van Gogh start like this? -li-'f?lw'.A- vi Ii A V, A, lihe Della Clhis sm-izil selismi begun znnicl Pulye sian 1,lllll'lll with the zinnngil lslxincl Fling. Clon- eting Ihe ziclianeiit islands ul' Delta Chi and DI' nl the year Swing like the Fling the spring' eus- tnnre Cl1llli'C was lullowed hy :rn activity qnaiintly if I ever saw it! lLiiCl'l'CCl to as ll ulJC2ll'll :incl waiter skiing party. Thafs C Swine lucky ollicers zinxionsly 1llllll'ip2llL'Cl their sninf i 'ff'Yf' mer iuunl tu 1l1e .lung llutel ill New Orleans for the Della Clhis liileriizitiuiigil Cfu1n'e111i1111. 1 1 ga Bnfk Row: D. Bfillllik, B. Buss. I. Dmlnmlt. Kzllltuwnki. D. Snlmnl, XY. Sxllturis. T. Ruzm, R. Tmclx. 1:10711 Row: R R. Szxyle, R. Cromcr. Clnrrull. G. l'l'cili'cr. R. ,D.1l1l. .Swunzrl 'l'm1jL's. B. Slulik. R. Pnlll'kllLll'l. Mrs. CL. .XIIIIIIIICL R. Swplw Row: li. Gagnon. D. Z,illlIIlt'1'lllL!1l. P. .Xw1'y. R. Lunicwski. P. Hzxgn-now, B. NX':ngncr. IJ. Pfcilfvli ri ' Cn Rl 91' Burk Row: B. Bclleficl, Hzljduk. C. Pfuiffcr. ID. Ruclkc. Murk, D. Hruskmi, Xluurc, li. Ignzlluk. Ifmrzf Ifmpg IL S. Comstock, D. Sllilllillll. H. Snake. R. XV. Snlmll. -N'f'f0IIlf QQIXILICII, R. Slwplgnk. lf Suwyur. S. 'lWl1fu1111wn, H. Iilhlllll Rozv: T. .-Xdxuns. Clgwmll. M, Hmuml. XY. Rmw, xl. R. lfiull. M. L. Ilillclmzlrt. .fx L -Q L .mwn 11,15 l,'n.1'j R, llliull, 'lllumlmnn XY. lfiglllllll. Ifrunt Huw: R. I.z1F:u'l'c, R. Pettit, XV. Hmtl':1w5Cr, llK'tlt'XY.lll'l'. R. Ilivlmls, lx. fllCl'LllL'lk, R. Iylllllillg. F. Szxllcr. xllliliillhlfll. L. Duff. XY. liilaullcn. H2lLlgl1Il, G. Fleming A:- T? I :fly Ibm? Cillnin. I.. Huwzml. 'lf Cllnitlick, lf. Uallfllax, S. XVcl5h, Ifrrnzt Huw: T. I'msnc1', D. B1'cclc-lucicr, C. Hulsfllcx' mimmki. I. Yum. I. lI.nuIm.m. .Swumfl Ruzw: I. Lliucm. H. .X. liznlnn, li. Smhcrbclu-I. P, Flaulzlgzln. R. Znvusnik, 1llwulx, XI. Il.lII'iN. XY. nllllllil XI. 'lluuz NI, Hxllpin. 'lf ffl The Delta Sigs started the yt-git' with it hig hang- their nnnuztl ltftyride. .Mitle limit litiyricles guifl other such get-togetliers. they etiitiyctl st-it-ml pzirtics-Qt Christmzts Dzmte. il Clzirtigttioti Bull, gtntl .t Sttiltifs Ball. The cletmtitimts ut the Sziiltiik ligill ititltttlerl brown bottles with Seatgtzitifs illlil liittgttitli lztht-ls. The llztsks were tightly seztletl until .in ullitiatl gmt lun' clttnlaet' ltzippenetl tu lntetik it st-.il tvhith rt-xt-ziletl the nivsteriutts uiesszigt- hitltlen within. The Dt-ltgt Sig pledges lm'ecl their jaiuttts to the mgiil htm with their pet oraiigc tree, pXt'thut'. lluth pletlgex :incl ztttives took ptitle in l5tttl4 , their lmxet'-CGet'- mutt Shepherd. what wats the tittmhei' um- titift-it ui the XVest Lzilztyette clog pllllllil. Oh, what a hangoverl What are you so excited about? X if .: ' it 've ' W X V -A- tsl, 3 l XE, ' if , .Mg l ll ,.., ..., t . . . R . t t - 1 'S A30 F 4 ATA fm Q. N K l iiix. X 1 l Smile, you may be on Candid Camera, The activity year for tl1e 111611 of Delta Tau Delta began early with the Zllllllllll Delt - Pi Phi F111-11lly Rereptiuii. Tl1e evening was Cl1lIIllIlZlICCl with the lllllllllll Delt - Pi Phi party. Clocks were turned back as the house lDC'L'llll1C a castle for tl1e pledge dance entitled Lisa Strada which was based 011 the Greek History ol' the lllll Years lVar. Tl1e soldiers Slfllilllkil tl1e rastle to find w11111e11, ol: WVllUlH they had been dep1'i1'ed. awaiting the-111. This battle was l'ig111'ati1'ely acted out by tl1e Delts a11d their Cireciziii dates. The 111e11 ol Delta Till! Delta, alias iireek XY2ll'l'lUl'S. llL'illlll'CCl lropl1ies for basketball Zlllll for the best btmtli at Penny Clarliiyal. Hoiiorecl Mutlwrs 111uyed into their chapter house for a taste ol l1ater11ity lite as tl1e brothers 11111yed out 011 AlllIllC1'lS Day. Move your thumb, I car1't see the musicl P' ark Row: Brown, lY:nLc1'111:1x1. li. D:1r1':1l1. S, Nlcrklc. R. B. ll. Fzurrxar, CI. Slmlflu. R. Xllli'llN. I-'mnf lfmwr B. Cnlliml rx Hiblds, R. Clmrlfs, Bqnvr. C. Simmx, li, Sllggbllx. Swfmzfl fl,XlllNQ1llU .ll.5JIllINl.lQ.fl. lmulrwll. Ll.nrrull. D, Klum-llsr Row: P. Balch, D, Xslmlcy. K. Ulu-rlmuk. EI. llxwnlu. S. lYic'r. D, Diclll. R. Lccpcr. 'T 7,5 sf: C: Y X .Q l '. Q ,, .-, A ':-' QL ' F ..f3.,Q' l. ' ' 1 f.-J . 'K 0 W I I --TA-LN 'nv lj A -. JNJL X-'i Ulf LL Sf, Y-. Bafl: Row: T. SEC. XY. Spcith. R. Gurr. li, Hilulw. C. XYier, xl1lCD4JllIllll. S. Gmlwin, I. lhArl.nkmrill1. P. Saullx. lfmnl R UZV2 R. L. Horvath. Xl. Fisher. T. Skinner. R. Fcllring. Svrond R. Clcxncnlx, R. Muna, R. l'l.lI'l'.lI'. l'. Hula, xl. l,l'Cl1l,lCE'. CI ow: Carroll, D. Diehl. G. Stringer. R. Leeper. XY. Fowler, 'l'. l,.PoplmleLm1, P. Finley. 357 1141. lfmw: XV. Ummm, I. 5lIiIQl'l', ll. Bqulnlmirr. W. Briwmc, slIl0l1C'l', Cl. XV. Bmvnmzm. I. liixlmp, S. Iolmsnn. XV. Hager N XX'ill1.um. IE, .Xmh-rwn, I. lfmu-1. IJ. .XlRl'l'lllLlll. Xl, Ifrfml Row: l'. Swcn-11551 C. Stewart. NI. l,2lllIlgi0liS.l R XXrggul1411 Srfmlfl limp: lf. 5lll.Il'lL'l'. lf. lflmy. R. Ulm. I'. Pcalkc, ,l'll1ll'lllDlll'g, R. Grussc, R. Stuolxs, 'Il limlicolt. - l A L 9 L Imk lium: I, ,IkIllll'NlfJll. SlIlUl'll1I1ll'l-. D, Sglxm-1 kcr. G. C, D. R. Wlnrdnlm. P. SlTllL'ShL'I'. Innes. Ifmnl Rmv: F. Mznlckunns XX umllkc-, XV, lu. fzllllllllillgx X, Scl1Iiulwr, I . 'l'r4n'cl1xu', S. M. PL-nlirll, Glcalsoll, R. Owens, XY. Reicllurt. C1ll'lC'f ll K,mlI1v1's. Xl. llnyllcn. CQ. xYL'llliIlR, .S'r4m1fl Rmr: S, XV:1lt1. I . YVhitc. Cl. BIAl'llK'I'. H. Rmlcligcr. lx HuIl11.n11. R. llvlililzlxu. CI. NIuhlc'l'. P. Iilllfikll, D. Lilmp. f N A 7? 2 A - - A fs A R XYi1ming1l1c HurCilmplm l'11lmlic:1li1ms'4 .myncl lm' Illc' 5L'l1llll'l C1lIlSL'lllllXL' YULII' zmcl lrcnlg lmsts lm llmc Dc-lm l psllon l,I'HXlllll.ll innllcrclnu Ilm man' l1:1x'cclc'li11iu-ly put l'111'mluc's llmptcr on ilu- llllllfbllfll N V lm xlm In lmsting the lxlaml lfling curly in tlu- l.1ll .mcl lmxing gn lmoolmlqlllln xxitlu rllc lk-ll.1 CQgmlm.1s. CI 1 ll '.'. ..' 1 mu, mtl: thc .Xlplm llm lm Monk I, lllc wfml map lJlUS5UlIll'll with rusn lm' tllc' Row l3.1ll. lllvll mnu.1l Nllllllg l4nm.1l. XL-xt lull llu- slcm' wall lu lllllll Cfl as lllc DIN cx4ulmLvIlnc'11' ISl.llHl Sll'Ull llHlll . 0 ' Q ll ef' U '. ' 0 plotlccl. :mel mm they just .await Ilmc- In-xx' illlllllllx map. Picasso would be proud of us. Have Va S960 8 'fall l3l0l'ld9? Nw R., Z1 4 Ii ' S- 13.39 lil' map. Xs lgn' as ll KAIIIIJUS map ns momcmlmccl, ll1c lmusc' ill Wall Nm'llm'cslc1'n llclpccl lu clislillguisll its 5 Roses and a crown for the Farmhouse Sweetheart. There's a meetin' here tonight . . . The men of Farmhouse asserted that a new coat of while paint could do wonders for both house and men. YVhiteness is prestige-reflected by the new look of the house. XVhiteness is brightness-hright- ness is excellence-scliolastie and social. Setting an example lor their actives, the pledges won the schol- arship trophy. A patio barbeque with the Alpha Phis started social whirls, only to be continued with a Fall Fantasy, at which a new sweetheart was crown- ed, and a breakfast with the Zetas. Activities-what else but Mock P could head the list? And as the year closes, what more Could be said than a fresh house, fresh paint, and fresh men! 'oo f: 'D Q' Q 12- aI X. Ai: ,. ww? liflrlc Ruin: .X. 5W.ll'll. ID. H!lQlI', Ilmwll, R. IXIIIIIKT. II.lI'4IIIl.IlI. XI, IIIHXIHII. II. Ihzlwl. lynn! lx 1 I llwml. NI 9puIISl', D. I.mx'c. I'. IIQINHICII. IQ. IIu1hl1Iu'1k. XIu1'l'is. SVIHHIII Nm-I. 5. In Iiuk. N. I'ilIlllt'l'. hmlln, R. Iu4L I7 NXYIIIIUITI Row: B. Fox, IJ. XILIIKIIII, Ii. 'I'.ulfrr. ll. llum. fIl'l'L'lI, R. I.. Ilmwll. lfufk Rumi Il.1Lu11lm1. R. 5ID.lllgI1'l'. I1l'HlIgIlt'l'. R. Ifvllis. 5. NIiII1m'I'r'l'. l'lIIIlf lfwmi I.. illmllvllnl NI llwllimk. Il R. King. H. Rimw, nl. I,L'X'L'l'IY. IJ. Nmris. R. XVI-lp. Swmzffl C..mIim'r. IQ 5m.nlI. IJ. Rulwu. 'IQ Xlkwriglll. I. !iulm.m.m. C Rmv: Ii. Rulrmls. U, Smhmimlt. IJ. NImCI1'mLy. YY. Brink. G. XX'inum'1'. I. Nu-II. Gough, C. XII-yurx, R. Ihwkqml. R. Riclmnlx, 5. Ilnmlnlwm. - I 'FQ I ir' s Ie.-1 GQ' - as 'V' 'gl I 'J I .zz 4. A gl, L..-jx I. 136 I nl: Ifmu: l'. Ringvr. I.. Nldiuulum. 4I.rl1i1ll17l1. H. XY:ulmn. xl. SIJCJIIW. J. Frc-Oman. L. Liporalcc-, T. O'Com1or, Prech, XV H1mI1m.m, D. Xlmlvv, vfmzfl lffnr: Cl. I-31-:alla-11.41. Qllgmly. IJ. l'il'lI7iCI', xom, If XNINHIIII. XY. 5lHllL'l', P. 5liIl5Ull. 1'I1l7II lfmri lf. 1. ,,.,-1 Aw. . gy limi: Iffmw 'IQ Fc-llmrl. IJ. Ifxlnwun. R. lic-llcr. R. Smith. R. ll. Rnhimun. XV. Irwin, Frnnt Row: Hllll, YV- TFOWSC Xclmn. lx. Xvl'IM'l', XY. SiL'l'Ull, K. Klgxldwcll. .Nwurrfl Rmv: .X. P, Yflllllg. R. IJIHIC, V. Killllwl. D- Bllkef, Hall- T- Linn? Ilm-nclvrwn, XY. Rippv. R. XVic-nkc. G. Own-ns, ll. Scilmcl. ' 360 KDR Astronomy 211 , 1 ur. Your Blue Cross paid? J Spring l1u11sc-ch-4111i11g p1'11111is1-cl tu hc ll 11-'1l tm th1111cn11l ls1JR1h1s xc ll lht J111hl11111 pl'UiliClll K ' 1 U l'JI '. U 1 'I ' XYZIS ' X ' 'I ' fl . N hun tnqtt Illilli 1111111 t1111s11l s111cIs11111111111l111g 1 t1'11p1141l pnncl 111 tht-n' chning 11111111. I1411' 1111111 ht g upset. iiowewit, thvy 111611-ly Illl'llt'Ki tI1is t'it'illllI1L1 1111111 I I11 pmlmlt-111 into thc setting tm' thcii' spring 4 KlJRs lllildt' ll 1'lc41n swccp ol thc test ul their s111'1.1l 1ll', hcginning in thc tall with Alam lillfitll' tl1 Stars, thc-it' 41111111411 Alain Ifestixul prcsciitccl with X tht 111s 1H1n lt1t1n1cl tht Yctzis. This s111'111ssl11l Llii'l'.llllI J 4 4' -4 4' 1Ity Dogs. thc Hill 'INLIIIIICI' 'f1'i11. 4111fl thc Bill I341Lc1 Trio. I11 Kiil't't'I 1'o11t1'41st was tht- Iqlllililhy Ball. thc io1'11141l wintci' house cl:1nt'c'. .X hf1111l11ct prcccc lwl thc CiLllll'illQ, wl1i1'l1 took pl411'c i11 the grczit h41ll 4111 ' cle1'o14:1ti1'c pzthns and suit lights. '36 1111 0 J Dumbo Limbo Iimbos?? V 'r lYhcn Kappa Sigs returned to their newly ref II1HClL'lCCl house this fall. there to welcome them was a new brother. Sidney llaron Yon Schwartzwoldlioli. Sid, a St. liernard puppy lull ol pep and fun Qeven his little keg is full of spiritlj joined the rest ol' the house at the Island Fling. Later in the fall, he donned a sailors hat and was granted permission to descend to the lower depths ol' the hutnrooin where the pledges held their nautical-themed pledge dante. Naturally. Sid was also on hand lor the tl'2l- clitional Kappa Sig'-SAIQ Irishee match and Kappa Sig-Sauunie luothall game. llut alas, the shoeking blow ol the year for the poor pup was not being, inxited to the annual Clhi O-Kappa Sigma Pearl lfornial. .X truly gala allair, it was too much har a St. llernarfl pup, brother or not! 364 What do you mean, you're not impressed? , Burk Row: D. Lnkzuup. P. Hoop, D. Yllllllflllllll. D. Dumui. I., lVJL'IllllN, KI. Hunk, R. Shgulcs. Ifmni Huw: I. Hrmvn. l' S. D. Xvllllllkll R. Smith, I., Grznbmuki. Srmrlfl lfmw: C, Rhmlcs. R, Y. Iiixmillcr. li. fiunklin. Nl. Nlmnu. Xl. l..1wk Bm'gl1'y, 5. Smell, ll. llllsw, Bmwu, Cmcllgus. NI. I'x'ilml1rlt, C. D?'lxhllllR'll, U. llflLllllSOll. 'Q va Burk Row: T. Heffner, Anderson, B, xlillfbllilll. O. XYULL. Kennedy, 'If Pusl41kg1xi1ll1. I. Cmnlulm, S. Dgmlc. Ifmnt Rmu: J. Boyd, J. Kreitl. R. Holland, D. Engy, P. XX'cugerL. Sammi R. T1'z1il,kI. Amlcrsoll, G. Nfmm. W. Nllclllllllllli, I. Gillwpic. Row: D. LaVign6, G. Tkncz, B. Parker. G. Campbell, l. Sludlcy, XX'ilty. li. Rulclxer. Ii. Stlllllfll 36 5 x. ' . H... UW xwg lnllf. lxml. XI UI . , 'Q-gui l'. SIILIXCI. ID. XIUIIUILIII. I. Cllinnin, linklcy, llanyvs, K. Hillman, NV. Lange. Ifruzzt Row: R Il, .Xlclum-rl. li, lnllltlillib, G, Clmll. Ii. I,umlamm1. Swmzrl Salmk. R. ,'Xlll'L'IlIllJIl, CI. lzxlnurwxl, B. XVl1iu1c'y. Puts. D Hum' l' If1'u'w. R. Recd. Cilmlmki, U. SllLlHlll'I'. B. czlllllli. R. Nlaxlllwws. limi: I.'fm K. XY. Il.ux'is, IJ. R, NX'zuil. T, li. lllllllllll. KI, Bullermlink, I.. Hnrcly, C. lixlcr, B. Yukzls. R. Duffy. Frm! Xl:-gnu, il, hlullclnxxuvyvr, CL. Gum, IJ. Slniclmlm. .XllllL'I'5Ull. limp: D. Kmki, D. Ku-ig, G. .Xlcxandn-r, R. Swezlringcn, fwfmfl Rmw: ll. Iluunnu. S. Nlauilmnlmr. Nl. llnmlu. D. Kfllllllll, R. Hull, R, Slncinlwr, R. Hulmcs. Huh ?- wt'- XA Wouldrft T.V. dinners be easier? The tnen nf Lainhdzt Clhi .Xlphgr ht-gun their soeizil yeztr hy tuhhing the guilty sururities who stole the Iiznned tuh. Neither dinner, nur chapter meetings halted the pledges from getting revenge-plus it lot of fun. Along with the tnh, they alsn played with at toboggztn slide :tt their XVinter Huuse Party. Another toy was their prodigious elephant :tt Hmneconring. The Lamb Chops did have ll more tnature side. fur at their lYhite Rose Formal they eruwnecl their sweetheart, and they even had tin linster ligg Hunt for area children with the Pi Phis. They hid the tub, the toboggan, and the Easter eggs when their mothers came down in the spring lor ll ltihultms weekend of fraternal entertainment. N If you get my hair wet, l'll screaml Q, -r ,fs ff-f 367 Thc Phi Dclts ra-ttttrttctl this lttll with plcttty ul high ltttpcs lot' the yczttx They clecitlcd to stztrt tt the hottottt attttl work tht-it' ttmty up by t'etttodt'littg cxttut httsctttt-tit stotx-mottt into at lottttgc lor thc ttttttitig sotiatl t-tcttts. 'liltctt to httilcl mt this ltttttt- clttttttt. tht- htwttltctrs tttlclttl ltltcctt tttthtt' yztrcls ol xttttl ttt tht' llbllllgl' lot' their hc'1tt'ltt'tttttlittig plc-clgc clttttt- latmt lttll, Next on thc ptrttgtxtttt wats tvorlkittq their ttxty ttpstztits lui' thcit' atttttttztl open house. ht-ld vt' tht- Nlittttt-sottt gzttttc this ycztr. .Xt the XYitttet ltn'tttttl tht-Y ttxttltt-tl their pt-gtk :ttttl stztyccl high , t tht- twat ul tht- ycztt' hy tvittttittg tht' tennis totttttrt- 'Ill gttttl txtpttttittg top ltottots :tt Stzttc Dtty. Tell the Draft Board he's not here! Open your mouth wide now -.......-N E E 'fff ,f xv Back Row: G. Cast, R. B. Peters, R. L. Haug, L. R. Manaugh, Collier. Finn! Row: T. Ellis, C. Sfhiele. M. II. Benn. G D. VVilliam. J. H'eigle, RI. Clark, D. Rapp. T. Collins. Norclmamn, Mrs. Miller, S. Cilurk. R. llzumnzin, L. Ii. Long Serond Row: M. F. Mathis. L. C. Hlilkins, R. L. BravLon, I. Mcmlell. P. Basatz, H. Schaefer, XV. Sweet, R. Burton, Vaughn, L. C A 1 Q Bark Row: C. A. Brziymon. .-X. G. CIlI'l5OIl. D, Stone. AI. Eklund, sl. Lcmlic. Fran! Raw: C. Rabbit, KI. Williams, R l ll1I1lCl', B. NI. Roof. H. Nlillcr. T. Burch, XY, Clliriasinger, xl. Hccren. H. Bfmcwits, XY. Sims, R. Dnnie, Lllljllf, P Iackson. Srwzirl Row: M. YV. Moore, XV. Hslrmou. T1'cgu,'l', O'Connell. Yumlcripe, KI. 5IlSClC'1'. XV. XX'eilc1', R. Bcrg, R, I.imlgren. XY. Y 369 1-'rr 1 limi: lflllllf G. Y. Lylvs, G. later. L. Swimk. Dz1111r011. A. Slllfllllllll. R. CI. SLc'pl1011S, C. A1'111sL1-ullg. Ifront Row: E Vllll xvCSlI'lllll, Nl. Gary, R. Millcr. Swmml 150111: O. l5c11y1111, 'lf Burke 151511111 Vogel, Cl. Hula-s, J Q1'11clcll1m'l1-1', I,:1ml1, XV. li:1s5li11g. D. Hf1l1o111l:, I . Dcilmlv. R. CI11111111c1'1'11. 'IP P- 1 'R :Cl - 'F 7- Q7 'Q vmf f -53 1 .1 5 ' 9 'Q' ' fi 1 sf T5 z- ': . 1 J... AXW' A 'U lx T' ls. 1. LJ L l f l. '71 Burl: lfnzvz XV. A. lllll'X'L'y, XV. Hales, D. V. lily, R. Luclwin, li. l1lllllllliC'I', li. Cllosson, S. Bisscy, Hobbs ':1rkl111rs1, llistcrclick. R. Inpyn. R. lxllIlIllC1lli, YV. R. IIVUIII' Row: XV. Cm'c1't, Dcwemcr. liccnaln. H. Smith jol111s1111. Sflllllll lfmv: R. I.. HllgllL'h, G. I.. I.i11l11c1'. D. D. Dazlm, R. SYX'lllCll1llAl.. 370 The islzuicl lm'c1's llkgklll thc ymi' in Il'llL' stylc. swiiiiming LIWLIQ' ll lilly S11111l:1y :1lt1-1'11111,111 411 l,2lliL' FYCCIIIQIII with the l1illCIllS. 5111111 Clltlllgll thc timt' 1111111- for settling cl1m'11 with thc l,11111Ls. but thc lfijis still louncl time lor XVllll1lllg tht- llll-tllllllllh mit- l111ll t1111111z1111e11t. Vlwllliflllgllflllt tht' yc.11' tht-ii' lit-c spirit flllllt' 11111 in 1-x'c1'ytl1i11g thcy clitl. KYllL'lllt'li it was mtuclying 111' iust Cll-ltlylllg tht' I1111 ul SL'l'L'l1Lltlt'S. lllll'llllllll'illS, and slab 1lg1111'1-s. ,'Xl1l11111gl1 it is11't llll islzmcl, the Phi fi2llllS hz11l plt-11ty ul 11pp111t11111iti1w N tu think Lllltllll thmt- miitly ht-gulics 41s thcx' l't'lJl'k'St'lll- 4 ecl l1g1lif111'11i11 with tht' Ili l'his i11 Nluclx l'. 'liht liiggvst cw-11t11l 1l11-11-yc.11' was 1l11-41111111411 Fiji lNlQlIlCl. Girls Cllllltlllg lll tht' llllllllf' llll' lllllSllL'tl tht- YLZII pt-1'l1'1'tly Im' the 111111 ul l'I1i fillllllllll D1'I1.1. Tennis anyone? WIPE OUT!! ,V A R. .1 3 1 LIN, 1 3 JT flvllf This'll cut down on kitchen raidsl Why weren't you born a beautiful 372 n.,,s 'QV' f. girl? --.., A flinging year got off to its start last spring when the Phi Psis combined efforts with the Zetas to capture first place in Penny Carnival with their boat trip around the island of Cube-r , alias Jack lVants You. Donning lipstick and powder and yellow bow ties, the Phi Psis continued their social calendar in true fashion through their enthusiastic participation in the biannual Island Fling. YVith a costume change to togas, tl1e raggedy-eyed broth- ers kept in cllaracter with their flinging start at the spring pledge dance, Caesars Fling. Amid an atmosphere depicted by the white columns of the Roman Forum, even the free-living Patricians would have had to sit up and take notice of the Phi Psis version of ancient merry-making. ,, ,,..,,vWg 43 wi- We ff .1 - .X .- , , ., 11 Jitnfirihar . A I Back Roni: LI. M. lVarne1', XV. Szilislmry. AI. Ryan, T. Winter, Rmu: S. F. Skillings. R. NI. Brittaiin, A. Swincford, M. C. T. Hill. R. Bullock. Serond Row: B. Wagner, H. Dauglicrty, M.n'tin, xl. NlcCnrtliy, Socks , 5. Gilkcrson, A. Kremer. D. Anclcrhon. W. Covzilt, H. Hulfinzin, NI. Tatmain. Fiunt Back Row: XV. McGuirk, R. Dagon, S. XVOI1ClCl'. R. A. G. Kumpli, M. McChern. Front Rqutz R, E. Sainpson, NI Butts, K. Degraffendeid, T. Dagon, R. Mills. Sf'f0IIfl Row: Muinzcr, D. XVziicl, G. Kane. T. Billings. D. Davis. J. YValker, XVoodburn, Patterson, Farrar, sl. Goldsmith. 373 limi: limp: lb. lfvidmk. H, Salmmlu IJ lull ' lfmnr llmu: D. Smith. 'l' IIHIILI K Illom mm UI 1L1 L Ill Huxu X r' Y: . Y , E . 1 liml. hum: K-. Xilllll. X. Uslnnllc lfnml lfnzwi XV. lxLlL'iL'I'. I 374 Ll limit ll canine trip up the XYah41sl1 tu ll hrutzil hai The Phi Kappa Sigmzis retiiriiecl lmni theii' t s11111111er vzifgitiuits to Il llourisli ul :activities l'2ll'lQ,il1Q ttle hetween the aittives :incl the pledges in their aimuxtl ithaill game. The Cilntistiiizis sezismi was highlighted fl party gixeii lm' the lgilityette lll'L'll iiiicleipitivileq- hilc'l1'e11 Llllll the Skulls liustiiip Il Sfllll-liilfll de claim-e with the .XUl'i's. Nlmk P loun '4le1'S 'f1 f1' ',1 illll. 1 e' 1 .' i ge A ' I' L li 71: ' 'h111'c11 enclinfl Ji: ' ' 1' ' A -ii' 1 1' J: mliiip ' - ' 1 11 ' Q - . ' ' imiplits w - 1 A: gy - 'otliers ei iecl 1 e' 1 1 their Sweetlieztrt 15211 ' . ml 1 A little service for the brothers But it's my basketballl S .4- w -ei? .h Q auf 375 lm .,:F Y--V V- V r 376 iw- ' ' ' ' ' Ifffan-u-5-gyq',MqEN wk-' 9 t. z Y,,f' You say you dropped a cigarette? 50 inch waist-still don't know how he made it! Returning from a relaxing suunner. the men of Phi Kappa Tau prepared to hold their high scholaStiC standing. Fall saw the Senior members ol' the house searching for their cords, which had been hung on the lixecutive Building by the new initiates. The sharpshooters donned their XVild XVest garbs in preparation for the spring house dance. In- cluded in the decorations were Fort Phi Tau, a stage coach for escorting dates, and an authentic XVestern Barbeque. Later, the Pi Phis, wearing white waiter jarkets, journeyed to the fort to serve dinner for the brothers. Following their annual trip to the sunny land ol Florida, the House of Tau worked diligently with the Phi Mus to represent New York in the spring Mock Political Convention. 1 :..4 '-I N l . . . s, Buff: Row: R. Fitch, T. Ncwemimp, T. Nlgxthcrn, S. CI. Kucnn. S. SrxIc'rlx'rg. T. lfzngin. D. IYI1cc'lc'r. IIRIIIVII Rffzr: R, Voylcs. F. Skorkn. R. Iicixcr. B. IILIINII. Su I ' ' ' ' K T. SIILQILIII. NI. .X. . xgc. I. Iugh. .Sfwnml lmzwz I. Iluuglnml. I . Flvisnllli, CL, liurlf Row: Rulminwn. IJ. XX'c.ucr. I., Culc. . Xlfmlu . Bzxllxl, D. I,l'lI1fIL'I'l. llzml Ifmu: Cl. Ilm-ll. 'IQ I,IL'I'lK'. R. Peterson, IJ, Kmpp, XY, Hahn. R. Nfmymk. T. Hblxlm. Xwrmzfl Rmr: H. R. Iivzms, Ii. Iicllcx. AI. .X. Iirukusky, D. SIIIIIJSUH. Pryor. R. Stone. M. I'im:n'. R, F. IVI1itc. H I Il ans Ifmnf Rum: IJ. Ihxvis, D. I'xLlIll'L'IlIlOII. I., .Xl'IIIlll'N. X XI. SIIHXY. l', I'.lnk1'us. I.ivm-sm ll. R. I'. 5IlL'll4I.lll. IJ. IIUIIIIIQIIIII. fy. I'l'alll Ir. Ifrm un 1 XI I'4u5m', Nlursc. I. IIllLIl.lll.lll XI.lLQl'.lllt'. XY. Nlillnvr. . Al. Niurlam. A. J C gui? 7 5? Buflq Ibm-: J. Mcsmik. li. HAll'l'iS. R. Iiussunh. LI. SIll1lI'Clll. T. Sanders. D. Dombrowski, R. Krygicr, -I. Dickow, -I I. fCIIlI'UW5kl. U. Guclll. R. Rxcgcl, R. Ruunskl. R, Scrgczlnt. Front Row: G. lfznrell. A. Falustillc, R. Brandy, M Miumlmki. Svmml Ifmvz M. Fl'41nkm'i1I1. F. Kodiak. Ii. Bcnni, Doyle, Scrgu, K. XViCl', S. Becker, A. Tulcju. n L Q. :ff R 5 fl.: R Sam. L 3 llrzfk Rrnr: P, CIol'rzulu. 378 ima! cr I. Sitka, IJ, gimllvlki' yan Hoy, G. Omlms, M. Gulclnsimh, IJ. fQl'L'iXN'C. lfrmll Row: I'Dug l'1xlJ , D. XVz1ll:1cc '.S'wm11I Ifmv: I., Gulnlluimll. F. Xlokry. NI. l'ic1'1c. R. llalkvll R. Lm'cx'imh. R. SL-rgn, xl. Kelly. T. Iwnckellnzlll Pd'-I-,,. Let's hear if for Lafayette! W :,. p ,,.. Wuxi' 3-'V z- x 1 .X M- X N sin' init. Ole!! Lust winter the l'hi Kappa Theta hruthers lUl'lIlCil at trziveling park liur trophy raids of rltgtpter lmnses git liutler. Incliatnzt, Illinois. and Northern Illinois. These raticls were held to protnnte the Regifvnztl fIom'l:1x'e which was held :tt the Purdue Clhgtpter House. The pillering proved quite SIICCCSS- ful :incl yielded serergtl unusual prizes. Llnitnecl dur- ing the utmlare were at six-luut paddle, zt ship's hell, Jlllfl at wcmtlett keg. The Phi Kztps noble zlccoiti- plislnnents :hiring the season included pnrtieipztting in their lrgtternity state clay. 21 brzntd Prix entry. and N- ft 'K--4 .-.. We -. 'ffwfy . wf' X their ztnnnxil Party at Cliristtnzts time for under- privileged children. Hflllliilifllllillg lifllllld the hrutlters displaying Il ten-loot hull being taunted hy hefty Purclue Pete, the fighting Nlatgtcltnx 379 ESQ., C-et off my back, will ya! t EK The Phi Sigs returned to campus this year to face three large problems: a Collie, a German Shep- herd, and a Great Dane! Every house loves their mascot and, true to form, the Phi Sigs just Couldn't part with one of them. The first hig event for the mascot trio was the annual Watermelon Fest with the Chi Omega pledge class. Then they were off to the sports field to see the Phi Sigs again capture the second division intramural sports Championship. One of the major projects for the maseots was re- enforeement of quiet hours so that the brothers could maintain their outstanding scholastic average. Hut after the studying came the fun and all were ready to spend an evening at their Moonlight Girl Formal. The brothers Cwith clogsp had a great year. 380 One for you, and one for me, and Burk Row: I. Cgnrwull. R. Hquvkim, XV. R. Y.u1 Hoy, I.. Ifmnl Ii'fm': XY. R. Nlmilmxmmk, fl. R. .Xllrcn-., F, Rimlxclxcn Xlbcrts, BilXlCl', li. Burgncr. Smfnnl lfmvi 'IQ I,il'iRiLk. bl. XV, l.. lI11hlm.u'Ll. 'I. Klhln-lrlti. R. Schull. Pirlmc, D, l'n'ccallm'L-. H. Blmkwcll. I.NlJ.ll'Ql'l'. Il. Roth. 513.5-I'-54 'fa G25 xw-15. I 6 1311011 Row: D. .CFiI'lCl', K. B. Hoggatl. N. Davin. R. Inclllr, Schnitllcr. Ifrunt 181111-: bl. I-Rum. I-I VI. Rcgncr, A. G C.. Cotton, R. Blel, R. Kermh. Sffmnrl Row: M. Rose, H. H2lhlliIllOI1l, G. XYQM, R. I,l'ClIL'I', XY. Clllcmrwclll, Ci. Bailey jones. O'NciIl, B. Ronlu-rr, T. lfryc. 'l'. Slillwn. R. 381 ful: Row: I. 1.04-slh. D. Brcnnzm, B. Ru-1cx's,XX'. KllLglVllhki. U. 13011, R. film. R. Nail. 5. Cillllfllv. T. 5lilL'S. R. LUCC. R. Rimlxlc, F. S1l11u'fc1'. Nlgnwn, A. F. IQZUIICX. Thin! 'Rumi lsfllllf Rmw: 'l'. linaxpp. ll. 5lllllL'iilL'l', R. Slllil'l', l:l't'C'Ill2lIl. . v0ClkCl', 'If kglslillc. . Iglll ull . 15-'vllxi cr, P. Yvqcll. R. Nurris. .X. Bxuligllu-lli. R. Ruslcll I' X -I 111 nl U 111 I K., hlflllllxlill. R, Bair, D. JUIIIINIIII, Xwfmzfl Roar: B. l.:1m.1slc1'. cu fn lhnk lx'1m': XV. Yam Hush, 61. Hznwkim, H. Nlguliw, XY. ll. I l'w111zul1. Srffmlrl lfnw: S. Brmk. Davis, S. Lymh, ,fX. l'in'lmr, Il. U':1llc'l'S, K. Prulmsl, Rl'1lll5L'. Nl. .-Xlllwls, .-X. Nlafifw, XY. -ICQCII, ll. lIn'g:11'ly'. M. H. Aflxlllllllfll, S. Kokuszl. N'iwI1th11l. rlifllvlll Row: .X. liucllliml-L. IJ. Ihylull. D. lfmnt lfmv: N. PL'lxl'INlll.l. R. HIINNC. li. Bunk, R. Iillipstvill. Ldllnllllclsull. 'If Zgnbcl, B. Rinhwinc. G. lVllllCl'XVUllCl. Burr, R. Ixillwlulll. Il. xlurimic. 'l'. Inwlus, T. CIKAIIICI' Il. 382 tllu l l 'A With hate in their eyes! s-f:,t?.,v MQ - :Mui X .mf S. fl: izflkvt f -'f9'1. ':I. tt' s t- L mx, Q... , Brush-a . . . Brush-a . . . Brush-a. Moving into I1 new ruluniail styled huuse clnring lztte Fehruatry m'erslii1duwed all uther events lor Pi KA. Ifluwever, Il pledge dance in early hill, titled l3z1rnyarcl lilzlstf' opened rt series ol' social events which were nut qnielxly limgutteii. Santa Claus, Drairttlgi, King Henry. hezttniks, anal others were prominent guests ill the 'ASupressed Desire tall house clztnre. Listening to Nlzulznne the lfurtnne-teller :incl resting in ll hezttnik umllee shop was interspersed by Klllllflllg to the inusic tml the Continentztls. XVith new and better Iztcilities there was no slack in the events for the second setnester. The weekends were fillecl with liuuse-wztrtnings, the spring lllfllllll, many parties, :incl 21 carnivztl in their honor. 383 xx. ,,.,,, , , lN'ith nieinories ol l'niyersity Sing and plenty ol' laughs with the Phi Mus in Penny Carnival. the men ol Pi Kappa Phi eagerly began another fun-filled year. Past thoughts were pushed aside as bamboo huts found their place on the Pi Phi's social calendar as they onee again joined with the five other houses lor the annual Island Fling. Grass skirts, music. and varied entertainment provided the campus with an enjoyable evening. Bahny pahn trees quickly changed their shape and heroine the fratne lor a pep rally sign with the Pi Beta Phi's. Along with the Pikes, the hoy Pi Phi's spent a liekin' good week- end as they battled lor the coveted trophy in their annual pie-eating contest. Nb So much for the annex!! ?!!'te . XS-1 .-'THE HELL ' l wifi-t xfkfy ..-m.q,s! ,Q Next rail splitting . . . then President ...-f--ui . rSig,1.. ut., au.. ay , p t ,n w .3 iiwfitx qsiy h M A Aim - . ,- F J., ,,.,,-,- If I i lllkk Row: C. B. .Xlldn-rson, R. Young. R. I, Ihwwr. IJ. Russull. I. flnflbl, lfmnl limp: X. SlllLllIlK'llIll.lIl. NI. IIIIQIIVN DCIUS. 19. FIYIIIIC. U. H1-'ll1'y, Clriclge. .Xnflrzfl Hmm .X. Nl. l'.Ill'lll.llf, ID, 'Ikl'L'wurIl, G. Hmmm-, lf. SLIIUII. otmu, Hidaxy. ul. XIillm', I. 1kjiCIlIl1ll'l, P. Clumli. l.. 151111: Raw: Hull, S. Bltitclmlmrlm. .XllQ'lill. XY. CQl'iHilIlN. qlguxw. lwnul lfmw: XY. l lL'I'lllIL'N, B1'.liHQ'X'. I. Klux lf D. llcffmim, Culvill. BCIRHUII. Xwunzrl Hmm: li. 'l'llcuIm.al4l. IEl1sll.uw. XX'. IX.lll4PllNi'. Ruw, ll. llguviw. 1- - .- Y , .. . , 1 IJ. Xxclorm. R. Sllls. XXgnlwn. XX. Xmw, C.. IL-gp ll.. I. a f 5 .Affj ml: Rmw: li. I.. lfoulc. E. D. Humphnfs. R. Starr, C. Nl, .XlIvm.mg. 'lf Grmmcr. B. Elmhurst, R. Snyclcr. Ifrmzt Row: klbllllll. R, I'L'11wl. S. Hcrlx, Sic-clan .X. Bznkcr. G. Dmcller. 17. .Xrm'tl, P. XY:lg11cr. NI. 1.nngfm'cl. sl. Huston, N. Blake. Xrfurnl Ifffzwz 'lf SIILIHVY, R. l'.llIllllll'NI. B. Toth. R. Hluld, YY. Cllalrk, Xl. lrillly. U. RllyIi'l'IN. R. Skilrinski. .4329 linrlr Row: HllIIllllk'l'. D. Vull1u:n1'. XI. Oslmrnc. I,. LiggCll. Dzuvg, H. 'I'. Harris. D. Cerkalclm, 'I'. RClklC'llYN'H1l, B. jones 1..lI:um1:ml. IS. XX':ulv.C1.Ru.ut, R. I.1ukvmvin, fl. kluhmon, K. lizlkvr. 5. Huston. I.. llslrwy. 1'xVUllf llmv: R. Star, F XI. Ifc1't, N, l'.llQl'llt'. R. lugs. .Xnfmfl lfmv: CI. Rmnsl, CI. ,IUSL'lJh. B. Sl11'zndc1'. B. StllllliLkCI'. N. Vlxfllllljllllgh, Mrs. S RL'lll1lll. .X. Singrr. Ringo, R. XN'.1l'1'n-ll. H. ulcrkuvitl, B. PIQIQSITOIII. G, Clark, M. SWCCIICY. A. llummins. NI. Venn. 386 The nren ul' Sigtna Alpha lipsilon spent an en- inyable year studying and playing A ntustly playing! XYith one ol' the three ugliest nten un campus Llllltbllg their ranks, the hrotliers sonntlly tleleatecl the Kappa Sigs in their annual Frishe Tunrlrey. Clelehratecl haruns and clulaem were on hancl lor this gala event. Next. the inen ol' Phi Alpha joined the Pi Phis In enact the Great ,Iirain Robbery, ur the origin ul the Hoboken l3ut'l4et traclititm. Varsity Varieties cle- pirtetl the st'onntlrels lrmn l.l'. trying to steal the lmig l'urclne hucket - the pricle tml the vatnpns in ISU2. .Xnuther social event eninyetl hy the lnwtliers was the Gaza Strip Party. which was heltl with the Sftlfs lrienclly llL'lQlllJtJIiS. the Sannnies. One move and you're dead! Can't hear ya-a banana's in my ear! . K I 4 :Am L, in ..: i 3, 1 t, You really can get lost in a big house. The Spirit ol' St. Lurie ushered in the year lor the men of Sigma Alpha Mu as they captured first place in the UMUC! Contest. This spirit was continued as the brothers joined the Omega Phi Psis lor their annual Minority Ball and then battled the Kappa Sigs in the traditional Old Oaken Keg foot- ball gatnc. A Rags to Riches theme denoted the Sanunies' Penthouse Party this year, while in the spring, they hosted a raccy Drag Strip Open House lollowing l'urdue's annual Grand Prix. In addition to these many attivitics, the Sammies worked hard on improving the interior as well as the exterior ol' their house. And finally, one ol' the brother's fine at't-outplislnnents in winning the National Senior Aclticretttettt Award hrought honor to the Chapter. Yeah, yeah, l'm sure i'r's better than tomato juice. 1 . .', QA V V ' f fr It 2 4 'GT Q- . 'RM .. X kj 1.9 ' 'W 1 Hulk Razr: XI. Lesscr. Il. XX'iIli.unx, H. Smith, I. l.iL-bling.. R, I,lll'IL', R. lfm-lclmgm. L. Rzulfvl, I.. Spxurlwr, R. S. XX'eil1rn11In. Gurdnw, I. Levin, EI. Sllvin, Il. Cluhcll. Suomi' lfmw: S. .X. Finn! Rrnwz S. X':ljml.1. Il, SLIIHIIII, I. IQKTIINICIII. B. Mum-. I.. Levitt. C. KQILIIIIIIILIII, Nl. .Sic-gc-I, X. SCIlIIL'ILIl l', I, fmlmlstn-ill, Kwmlvr, D. RL-im'r. IS. SIIIJLTIIILIIIII. B f., ' Bark Row: Nlaystclx C. Rand, NI. Snltzmnn, NI. Gzmlnvr, I,c'vinf', NI. Iirxzm. D BIOIIHI, ul. XYFIIVII XI. Gemzm. Ifrnrzl L. XVCCIISICII D. XI'nCl1sbC1'gn'1'. R. Kovnlsky, R. Fnllck, P. Rmw: SIUXL' I . 'ILgush. lx. IA'X'Illt'. V. Xlwly Cl. XXIUIIIITILIII, LIHIIII Fl'llCl1111:ll1, I.. Iillll. I . lxnliv. SVKIIIIII Row: II. l'l:1IL, M. XYil1ski. Nl. .XIllIl'L'IV. .X. Sicqul. II. fQ1ll'4Illll. Ii. Xlorsv. fIOIKIHl2lll, IL. Block, IQ. limslcr, 5. XVOIIMJII. Ilokc. S. A 2489 f sl ii ii 'e 'r 5 limi: Ifmvz R. l'lLll'llIlIJl'lKllI, linkcr. ,xllllL'l'501l. l. Alcpsou, C. Fl'CLlCl'lliSL'Il Shclk, '1'. Alcnkins. lfrmzl Ruzu: Hnunty, R. Smith, W. Ilowzml. R. Cu-11L1-y. Swmnfl Row: '1'. Evert. D. C. Hnlstczuly. R. liarns, -I. Uhcrglcll, I.. I.. Criffinlxs, N. F. RlLll.lllll9. S, ,X5'n'1N. ll. 'lll'l1clL'.1u. llmvvy. lVrn'Smll, 5ll1ZlfC'l', R- Shiel. Igllflf lfmrz CL. l.L'lglllllll. KI. Xlurwll, Rcncllc, IJ. lixzmw, F. D. Clznnliclcl. D. Slim: 'l'. lllillllllllg. 'lf Mcmlius. XV. Pctlilmmle. I.vwix, R. I'I'nl1lc1', 13. Hkcllrm. S. Rush. Smuml Row: B. XV. -Ionic-s. Ifrmzl Row: QI. Butler. Ohms. R. llllllllllfli. D. l,lll'IlllNIl'l', If I-':1lknu1', R. Smlmnimll. 'l'. Hznrlllnlml. I.. xl2l9IllLli. Sqlxclllmmc. Hurlmzm. liclly, T. Newell. 390 E e X Moving lrmn cow In cow with their milking, l1lllllllll1ES. thc' Siglllll Lhis prcsclilccl their annual l'Il1'lll I'1'nlit1 -li-ss :intl thc Alukcrs pmviclccl thc IllllSil', and the Sigs Cl47llZlIL'Cl thc irc iIiC1llll - lrmn their cows, ul uulisc. Since thcv conlcln't lincl ll h1n'n lm' thc S:lnt.i Remnants of last year's pledge Classl ' Sig-Fill Turkey Twist. it was helcl :it the Clmigrc-ss Inn. llzaving' thc Blue lsflfllllll in an faint-ul-clums set- tinw glclclrcl to tht' wllulcwfmic uiitlnnk ul the lJlTlfllC'l'5. Cltnnhining with thc Pi Phis. thc Sigs spmismccl 11 party lm' llllClCl'lJl'lYllt'gL'Cl chilchcn limn Inlzlyc-tte. fllLlllS was tlicrc' with gilts :incl loud lm' thc' clnlclrcn. IIC wanna-cl thc- lll'UlllCl'S that lhcv haul hct- tcd hc gf-ucl huys or they wunlcln't lmw Rl cligtmtc tu win ll-Sing :is they clicl lust ycgnx Tho Sigs spent thc rest ul the YCQII' mriiig thc Blue lllqifcrf' Singing waiters no less . . . 391 l wanna watch the Beatles! Yes we love to listen to you! Parties, parties. parties seemed to dominate the Sigma Nu's calendar this past year. Last spring and this one too, the Sigma Nu's held their XtVhite Rose formal. They also joined the ATUs to present the annual Blackfoot-Hlhitefoot Dinner4Dance. Two jazzy jazz combos livened up the fall, after which the boys changed into sneakers for an equally bouncy volleyhall dinner with the Alpha Xi Deltas. This spring the boys went wild trying to organize for their higgeretlian-ever Mother's Day Xtleekend. XVith everything linally set, the Sigma Nu moms came in and took over the newly redeeorated second and third lloors. Leaving their masecmt-watchdog, Dutch, to protect the mothers, the brothers graciously moved out of the house for the weekend. 5-., rf: Ifmvz I.. lilwllinq. KI. VI-L'l'IlllllL', .L flnmllx-11. I. Roni. Il nrt, I.. Xnxlwx. .Sfrmrfl Iffmu H. Cl. Xlfnnu. R, Xlmmmw C U1 I lliIPll'l', EI. GglrcQ.lv. R. l'mIc1'w1mml. lfmn! lfmrz I, II rk Ifmr: X. Hul'slm.m. I. Y.u1u.'x, lllllIli'l, NI. Hu-lw. H. Crew, Hcmrink. xffllllll lfmr: Rw1l.ul1.AIi, lDvYm'n- SCJIIS, XX'c1ke. lf. Z11t.l11t, X. l.. liulp. Iflllflf Hmr: R 1 F CLLlI'CllR'I', Rwlum. Pvlillu, lf. Scnifllur. I... I,fm'Ihvr, f x lll1lYt'I . l'lLII'l'lllgIlDll. Xl. Unlxll. R. lhunu. 5. K-.u1lmL1. I. Xhllm lx. uvysmlxi. ,- X. . ,wx ,-Q 395 131111: Ifnzv: R. Dim. KI. Xhiglil. 'If XY:-liar. KI. Smlnnils. R. Scott. D. XX'ullin. IJ. YV1'igl1l. R. Flint. D. Rawlings. B. XVinQ. Swzniwn. 1,.Sn1irh. l'. Cluulv. Hnnu-11 .X. Hrmppiv. 'I'h1'rf1 frfllllf lfnzv: Tnnilbcc, 'lf Hnzlcmlinc. D. Schocff, K. Ruin: Ii. Nlializiclx, xvlilbllll, R, Clalliiplwll. CL. linlvn, A. Meier. D. Plllillllll. G. Hnrmn, E. McDonald. R. Hipskind, NIdIm'kI4', D. Ganint. XI, Nlllllllflll, XV. Nlil'411'lla1mi. S. Dixon. G. Eclwgilds. R. Slmrt, Swfmzfl Rum: B. XX'liiu-, .X. Clvpn'1'li-y, XV. Hnrlznn. D. Burl: lfuzw: '1. XX'liiu-, Cviwl. I. Knmlicl. F. Hinilh. R. T. Bccsc, S. Derrick, D. Mnis. D. Hvilinnn. C. Grunsclltil. Bnwl. II. Ik-.nn, KI. iImv.n1 R. Ilmmn, K. Xlillcr. 'I'ffml Ruin: xYl'lllIKll1l,kl. 'ITL-ill. KI. R. Klrmic-. XY. Hzxnnn. Ifrzml Row: R. 'I'. Q. Siinznnllv. R. H.n'mlin. CI. lknm-. R. Ilrimlcr. CI. l,i-cdmll. Ikuimmk, 'lf Sllllllllfll, XI. KI. Iinics. B. Hanimcr. T. Bfyllll, I. I'ulimi4ll. UL-lxl.rgi'l'. lf. I,.uI1. I.. XX'n'r11l. NIYJIVIII Nun 'l'1'islcl'. XY. Xlcllgliliulx. G. l l'cy, Hulinaln. G . 1: 6 Q gg 5, L r 394 And l love to study M9151 111151 1111 P1195 1111 11111151 1111111115 111 11111111111 The Sig lips :mcl their1l1z1pc11111L'. 5.1111 Sl1epl1c1'cl, were seen with thc- Dils All the l'c'1111x' flLl1'IllXLll ill wl1ic'l1 their Sparc Xcccllc I111c1'1111ti111141l 'lifl hllll the p:11'ticip:1lim111 prize. 'llhc l11'utl1n'1'l1oo1l was IICXI seen p1'ese111i11g their lllHlllCl'5 their xi-41111cl place t1'opl1y llilllll l'-Sing. as 111u11111u11c Slllll w.111-lierl sadly l1'o111 the siclelin-ss. Hut 5:1111 nviclly pg11'licip:1tecl i11 Grand Prix. as the skull and lm11cs k:11'1 5cl1ol41s1ic Probation won ihree trophies. I11 April the brotliers land Sam, tooll took time out for the Sweetheart Ball. at which the Sweetl1ea1't was c'1'ow11ed. Indiana Alpha also COl1Illll1CCl its p1'edo111i11z111Ce over Illfllllllfl Beta CIUQ in the struggle for the Old Scrub Biicket. star of the game being B1'otl1e1' Shepherd, of course! Give it back, and we'II leave 395 i'T'mlf1lil tt l l Ml Watchln the gurls if Sigma Pi. The lirst week ul sclinnl opened the lmok l This year was like xt stcwylmuk lor the nten ol' - 3 wry ul Hansel :ind Gretel :ts the broth 'e Jqtred the ' ver rezc tm lor another nine ,mnths X' K' zinc 31 '. 5 as the witch lin letql czintv :ind SWCEIS, the pledges hri sweet taste ol leninnzide at their stand. After studying Little Red Riding lluoclk trip to give her grand- niother swine grmclies, the hrrltliers were inspired to gn' e the UI,-P Dztm-e to which each person donated il goodie in the lurni ol at reeorcl. Turning the pages In the story ol The Twleve Dancing Princesses. the Sig Vis tnula their dzttes :ind stole away to the woods :ind clznit-ed tltruugh the night :it the Burn Dztntie. 396 L. Back when pledging was pledging If ark Row: .-X. Euler, .X. limvn-1'. K, Eckert, N. Ilclhv, li, .Xmlrc-ws. Frmzl mv: Spqllopulllm. R. fll'.lllL'. XV. Burg. R. .X. Buck. CI11Im1.niu Yon Sig. f fxwd '7- Iimk lfmv: S. Bunk. .X. HLl1'I'il, S. B111'1'cw, C. fQl'.llIlN, R. xX'.lgIlt'lA. Kllilllil. CL. linkvr. lfmnl Rmw: Nlamhcse. R. Kmncs, CL. l-'lvullrly Vhlcs, R, Nlgnrrin. Sul.m. 'lf Smlgn. 5 . KN . --. r' 3 R.-,J 397 X-Vi rs -sf f ! I5 fu Hfllk lfwzr: 'If liluml, I. Llznrk. R. Ilucull, K. Hlxuvk, ID. Nlmulaul. 1'AI'0llf Rmw: X, fQ1ll'l', S, Ifimllcr. Ci. Scutl, G. l'Nc'll1'1's. ll. Nlzullrnwy. limi: Ifmw: ll. lirupillski, X. XY1-xmxl, 'lf .XllllL'l'Nllll, Ii. Kllllllfll. NI. Fnluur. I-'mul Rmw: R. l54n'iln'41l1. l.. Nlaliillllvx. P. .xlliIliIXYiLl. X. Bilslzul. f ff s ff - X 1 1 A WJ - Fd ew: JJ ,s .. rf... 4:4 .y- . of 398 Ll Any letters from Dvvard Farquart? Sigin1tTftt1CLaiinmz1 is high in the atir nn gt swing. Last lull this stzitiungtry swing wats sct in inntiun hy at lrcsh tuztt ul' paint and ncw lurniturc in thc romiis. Giving thc hruthcrs strength tu gn higher was ll swinging liztyriclc. soon ltmlluwccl by tht- zinntigtl Halloween party. Thu httrtlcr they wurltctl, the higher the swing went as thc nicn ul Sigma lztu Gznnnin rountlecl out their social cztlcnclgtr with thc traditional evening ul Cliristmgts uiruling, the gtnntutl Christmas clanfe entitled Sleigh Bells Ring. :incl the spring ftmiizil, highlight ul' thc ycztr. Sgnnhu, the new mascot, seeniccl anxious to give ll push un the swing with his paws as their huusc index iinpruvcd. the swing reztfliing its lullest height. Let's see what lVIarmaduke's doing today. 399 3-5 Palm trees. hezitlies, :ind grass skirts were pit'- tnred on the lain lipsilun l'hi's czilendzn' fur this year. The men traveled to Nlignni liezicli, Florida. lor their internzitiungil win ention and returned with the Nzitionzil Scliolxirsliip Improvement lHVZll'Cl :ind lirst place in the umx'e11tioi1's -lui Alai lUlll'Il21lIlCIll. A Lana Party was the theme for the annual New Yeur's dzince. The hrnthers :md their dates demon- strated the hnlqi to islzmd sounds. 'lihe evening was ended when leis were presented to the girls. Xvlllll would he the theme ul the pledge dzinre? H ai lunu? an island panty? The hruthers were held in sns- picion until the night ol the zinnnzil ztllziir given lor them hy their pledges. Lots of holiday cheer ,coslaqefi it Batter up' s.'Q 13? L . i X wt.: 'Xt rt -- xt.3x.t'a 'Q ' Rx -, -'1 XM Sillllilf, S. lialghstcin. 5. Xhliwx, B. FLll'lJC1'. .X. Cl411'lr1', LL, Xlnjnmlai. D. I,llNkK'l' XQZJE mv ' , 4 Wg 5. Shu A is X Q ,, wwf Y' 9 Strom, I.. 311116, S. jzlffc. QI. Slmcxcl, R. Zwcig, T. Nlnlur, NI. KYLIIIC. N , W 3, - H 'X x 45131 N Ti, 1 - xg lhuf: Ifflllf Sullixgm, NI. lxqwl, .X. Clnllinx. R. -lL'llht'Il, IJ. Jullmml. liuui. S. H.lmmvk. K. lfinc. CI. slulmmun. Front lI.1mcn, P. kltlllllbijll, L. Qlllli, bl. JXICIILIIIIQI-. N. l7m1L-. Srfmnl Rout D. Raxymcr, kl. l'1l'OCIl1L'. D. Brin, Iluwncy. R. Huw: II. Kwik-l1bc1gc'l'. KI. XYhilc. D. I.gl1'5on. S. Russ. 'll Gillcapiv. I. Rmv. ll. Buusc, M. Lavclle, 'l'. Flowers. A My in F T 1 ff'---3 :ri - N.-' Iiurlc Iluzvi Inlmlvy, l'. Sillllll-Nlllfill. NHIILT, XY. XvCl!YL'l', ,I.1l111c-y, XI. Ewing, fl. SHIIIJNOII. R. Aflllklill. 1'Nl'UHf Row: M. 'lf Hall, ASIIIQY, .X. licwlcr, lf. Hurley, .'XI'l1Uld. Sf-mrzfl Lang, R. XVnlIcn1. R. .Xll'll'L'Y, bl. XX'iIl5un, '1'. Amlcrson, D. Row: R. Hamwuk. Miller, R. Owning, CI. Xliflmcl. R. XYcllvr, Pin-ko, D. .X. George. 402 I111 mc- tl1 The 111611 of T1111 Kappa Fpsil1,111 wcrc ll'L1llS- 'med l1'11111 1'z1x'e111c11 111 51, Nicks. a1111l l'1'11111 gcntlc- ll ul' l31'1,m11cl11'11y 111 1'11wl111ys 11'i1l1111 thc llllllu' ul this past year. 1.1151 Spring gig1111ti1' cli1111s:1111' llllll' prints lcd l'1'11111 11ll 1'11111c1s 11l' 1l1e1'11111p11s 111 lhc s11'11c ol' thc 'l'Iili's p1'cl1is1111'i1' l11111sc 1lz1111'1-. Cll11'is1111411 l1m1111cl the Tlilis clc1'k1-cl 11111 lll uhitc llL'll1'LlS :1111l Sl'2ll'lCT Sllll'l,CLl 1111115 11s they 111111611 thc 17115 lm' thc 111111:1l l'llllCl1'Cll'S party. This l41ll thcy lllllllglll Igllffllcl' way 111 lhe 1'41111p11s hy 1'1111s11'11111i11g Ll l111111c1'11111i11g gn with Nyc l3yc l5i1'1l1c .15 thc lllC'lllL' I111' Ullllll cy More z1w111'clc'cl sc1'11111l IJIL111: 'lwhc gl'L'llIt'Sl 111111 11l thc 11-411' was spcnt XX'llll thc .XUl'1s lll p11'p.11'.14 111111 l111' 1l111111111g 11-11 Qllllflll hats 111 11-p1'1'sc11l thc l,1111c Still' Slllll' 111 Mock P. Yes? I am tired of smili ngl But Mitch, we want to sing alone! -K4-A'-,o,1a1f ri,gf',.,:aH'f-- f.,. f' 'PKR The 111611 ul' Theta Chi just seemed to play the year away. The social ezilendzir began with their zuuiuzil pledge dzuice fur wliieli the pledges turned the huuse into ll 'llllziylmy Club with their dates ugstuiued its playboy HlJllllIllt'S.H A new bunny was busy lmppiug around the kitchen when the brotliers returned last fall, disguised i11 the fU1'lll of a new nook. ,Xiiutlier new key linlclern in the house this yezu' was Ox, Il St. lleriizird. who is being trained to tzilae mer positimi :is chapter mziseot. Christuias time lnuud the plziyboys slightly subdued as they emeititiued severzil uiiderprixileged children. But Q, the old spirit was soon 1'e1'i1'ed as the buuuy hunters ul Tlieta Chi stalked. hunted. :uid captured their 'Aprey' lor their lllllllllll spring lurlurtl. xx X '5 R Sw A x, nw ii, C27 Hold it Ox! It's just a leopard hat. Theta Chi Face Menu? .: 1 -., ,Q-ce, . .1 A A, , I 6 I Ik-:I I Igjf 1kjI .tfN, . 'I '- . X -jk 'I F F '- 4 J . 1 -ra Burk Ifmr: IV. ITQIIN. NnI1,1II'm'. X. 'I IIKIIIIIJNHII. I.. XYIIIJIUII. I.. I . IQAIIIIHIIIIU, XIJM. lwwfl lfmr: R. 'IIm+m1I,w1n. I H. II'lIgIlI. I,. I'.lNIlt'l'. i.. Ifriltxul. XY. I.IIIlIl', Xfvmnl limp: Xl. Ihulilln, Il. Ik-um-, IJ. I Ii'IllIl'ILIxNHII, I5I'.IIIlLll'lI, KI. XXXIHI L. Iignllcy, D. Rimlmlxlwn. U'RuilI',, xl. lulmsml. S. XVood, II. Rlllllllllilllll. . 1: I 1 I I - f' vw ' 4 I . vu l, w v K 3 . 'AN L, 1? 'Z V - ,Q X .' 2 E x X , ' ,Q X 1 - Q R -. 3-3. 1 , sf- P . 15 Q-.il ,if X u......z . ll- I If L Bark Row: R. Bucknnm, R. Steffey. B. Chite, KI. CIZIYIII. H. F. Rupp. Ifrwnl l?wzu: I.. .XII. I, Dcllmpwy. 'If I'I.ll'llIt'Ik L, RIOrg.m. D. kelly. E. Ixls. Boyz-1'. .Scmnrl Rffzv: 17. K., Lilylllllll, IN. 5IlILIC'l'. I'llIDI'lll. 5. 511113. Reid, P. Berry. R. Frye. D. McGmnr1y. Y. XX':1Ik, Dguillwn. 405 Back Rmw: NI. Coombs, J. BugkingHnm. D. Src-lwcrl. KI. Buhler. T. Hinklc. XY. Burk. T. Iiirfhner. Ifrmzr Row: R. .Xndrcww. A. Hl'ilJLll', I.. fllxncltlft, R. Gore, L. Dupree. CI. Quinn. ,I Lx .. QS 1? T 2. 4 'Cb .- Q ' -. . 1 .. ' M . .TC X. J' 1' -'- sf, v Bark Row: Sllllpp, R, I,1lllIIN'l' l'. Putnam, XV. YVilrlQr. Xl. Stewart. Ii. Decker. R. Huml. Front Row: S. linnplx, D. Bzmm, R. Iligdun. R, Dl'Cylil1Q', Bowling. H. Mmflord Rf- I1 is 'Rc-QQ.. xxx! Z 1 L 406 The Tltetn 'limi lCttct'-limit pmudly lmalstecl thc lvttt-t' S tlmittgliutit an ztctivc year. stood first ul all fm' sturly . The mt-ti were llllII1lJL'l' inte on unnptts st'liulgtstit':tlly for thc lllfifrfifl st-lmul yczttx Scumtlly, the fi stood lm' npm'ts . 'lihc Tlicttt T:1t1's werc' very :utivc in thc il1tt'1ttuttt':1l pmgmiit this wut' pztt'tit'ip:1titig' in wlthzill, hztskctliztll, wallet'- htll will tennis tml ttllt-ry. Tltt-ii' letter also sttmrl lim' social , 'lillcy tuula titilt- out l,l'Hlll gttxtclctiiit' wutlx lu llilYC gt lrttsy wcitil scltutltilc wliith wats high- hghtvcl ln' Illl cxptuiclctl lmtiit-uniiiiig pmgtxitii :mtl .t lurtiigil lllitistiiigtm tlgincc. Nt-xt, l'L'I7l'CSL'llICCl I I ' sttspvtisimtn. Tht- 'lllivtgt Tim :lining rmuit iueivccl 'i suxpcnclccl tcilinq 'tml Clict-iw' limxvti piticllccl wills lfmztllv. tht' 5 stfmcl lots thc spirit ul thc lllL'll ul Ihc-tai Inu. wlittlt was thc Lu' In their sttmtvss. Wish They'd let me play tool Too small, Santa? Q 1 vb sf' awww 'JT FN' :-,likilii 'l ' , V ' ' .i.,,.,s.3,.g if j -107 ltotn Saint lilimhetli Hospital. The Cltristtnzis sent- son wgts highlighted hy at party lor ttticlelprivilegecl thtlclren. In the spring. the hug events were the resenting their chosen stztte. fulillllllllllfl. in Mock P. .-X hig goal lot' the yezn' was bettering last yenfs Wonder if it's a new Corvette? it ' fm.. The lhettt Xi tulentlztr lot this yeznt wats lillecl with fun ltotn the beginning to the encl. The retl letter days in the lull were those ol the Halloween A ' . .. 9 llztyrirle ztntl the trztcle putty with the student nurses Pink walls and an Orange Ceiling, Iris Fortnatl :incl the Qlst ztnnuztl Klondike Kl2lSll. A large part ol the yeztt was spent on plans for rep' 2nd plat e in the Frztternity All Catnpus Sports Chinn- pionship. Next yezn s plztns - at new house. Pmlc Rmv: F. NI.mh, R. Sumlcr. K. Husll. I. Slmlp. D. Ilwplm, F, llullrimlx. bl. llmlgc. ly XIUIIIAIIIJ. lwml If ' I mu: Iingullmrclr. c:Ill'll.lh1lll. bl. IMI1-11. IS. .XNllllk.lil. AI. lwlimll. I, Crump, lp Nllll 1, I. llymn 7k ,- ' :. fy 'Q x f' 'EMR' -. - Xi 59 ri I :rs-1-H, vi - f 12 Ax x A Y A l L Q I A N 4 ' ' ful: Rmv: I. Snmlux'. IJ. XY. XYillis. Cl. Hmrmlulu. '1'. l'in-mllw. X, Ixmu. XY, Sum. R. XX'imc-r. Frou! Run' S 'I'y1noc7ku, R. Malice. l'. H.ll'IJL'I'. H. Xmv1lk.R. Pulimll. li. XINILTNKJII, G. .Xm:m. CL, I'u1u-1' ,Q 'f Tllll E No. this isri't their only usel Sure . . . I like pledging, Sirl The nien of Triangle returned to ole P.U. to lind the new wing on their house graced by the inlanious l'Triangle Hell. Their slide rules stayed in their cases much of the time for often during the year they played the typical College role. The year began with a hayride and alley dance with the Zetas. They frolicked merrily at the sand dunes near Lake Michigan as they investigated the political feelings lor their state for Mock-P. The engineers also had a good time with the Pi Phis at the Pajama Party for Campus Chest. Triangle settled down as they tried to regain their first-in-scholarship reputation. 'Ihey even entertained soine children at Christmas with the Zetas and made sure that Santa gave all the kiddies some goodies. l l i I i l ! l A l l A i A 4 l l i l l 4 l l i l f I a l i A i Nz,-wr 1: E ' ' ' XJ Burl: limp: R. Wllcx. U. Rmwllulmls. R, Nhmllvx. Y. lHn'u'1'. K.. Lullum. I-wwf lffm-1 I-. 5ft'ilIIIlQL'l'. IS. f.il.mli. H. NVIDHIIIL R. llflffk. T. MJIPUII. R-MII, Hilxvlx, IH. l'.lIlli'. Nrfmn! XY. H.llIl'l'. lmmll. R. lknxnlwll. linux, X. Xxvllxull. R lf0Il'f II. SILIIHUII. R. N.IX.llIH. S, 5lIIl'1K'llL'l. l.. lIilll1'lll'fll1. lf. lllilucx R. I'lHNlCllL'l', I . Htlllltll. ll. I-'MM 5. IJ1'NxI.llA.liN, li. IJLIIIXIHC. jg 3 ..:, ish 1 ' V 1 5:3 FT ff' Q m ff'-1 'fi .. ff, , A 1 'Y 'lf' X .' f ' , 1. - -,J Q, 'nj A 5.14 'ff limi: Rmw: R. H.lIll.ll1lI, I.. Nhilmmglmx. l'. Slcpllcn. Xllvlm, CQ. SllllllI'NlxX'. XY. ll. Young. R. Xplvlv, KL, Nlwlx. 11 Paint. Cl. .XIIllL'lNUl1, lmkq, K4-lilly. I., ,I-Uikll, D. llulmcrtx, XIL-lm, F. H.IQ'QCl'HL'l. lwmfl lfmr: lf. lhumnl. ll Klmmvlmll. ll. H. .XNIIIEILIIL 'If I2wu'1'. R. limlwll, S, SILIIIR. R.1l'vY. Xl. Rf3IllillQl'l'. l'. Yllkllllllm. Nl. Nnrrltx. Xl. RM Scluml Rmw: R. Nl. C-claxmlnf. l'. XX'iIwn. R. liurkx. LI. I . Nlnrlim. li. Iluw. S. xfdllill. .X. XmI1i1m11.1, 41l .:1,:g3?e RESIDENCES XX x x, X X I,e1n'ning to budget mini tintt- . . . tnztpping out durni, slmwers un tliitd, lxitelien on lirst. plumes un set-tmncl . . . latte ltztll meetings tlte nigltt beltne ytllll' big ltcvttrly . . . XY2lllilllg' tlnbttglt the lobby tnne stittclxs . . . trip down the bull to tbe tteigliborittg dress slmps tltmttgli ntiise . . . smnetitnes at need lm' pi'ix'ztt'y . . . stocking every dt twei' with loud . . . llIlllL'l'blllllCllllg Lind illJI7l't'l'lllllllg people. 'liltese ne but gt lew things wlticlt t-ltztt'ztt'te1'ilecl the new, and for swine old ltuine in XYRII Lind XYRX balls. Out' loyalties developed qttiekly. 414 PROFILE OF RESIDENCE UNITS e tninutes belure lmtns . . . rzticling tlte hidden lttnds lm' niglit- . litting ztll tlte ttet-essitit-s ul ltmne into ning new liunte . . . itting tlnuttgli ltzill meetings . . . learning to sleep and study S ,Q 'I 'ki w5.....,.4e, -W M WW . i N,N,,,,..K.-A., , Wmvmm ,mmvxwmxmwwv - . -m...x...w:m-Nm,5.M5w'-YW -QV. EE . ,V W as f 'l ind N, wr 'uv-v xv vv- 'fm vrvwv or-'rvtf if 1 X 'wr Vt' f' fx 1- 1 vias'-aw 1 I we Ig ij 155.5 51 9 9 B 0 MMM out wrt it lK 5N6SNl that .lift me 'em -. X lat: as M1 4,,. attwiat pf sim me at-2 tblswli ob tQtX:?56sil lil Mia' if it ago' 1 ' I Q in 1 2 2 'K.4:A.,' ,N 9 4 ' Mg fx 3.55 15,3443 H3 53 gm lib Oli QNX ' Qi i ,, lii 17 .e 49 5 3 i , T - .2 3 ,gsfj gig! Q S, O :QQ X: SQA' Q9 uf, lx 5 . ,S TF P fg, L: OG lib' ' Ur , H . yo ali lg 5 2 , ' Q 2 5i,'.5lS,i1gQ9g9 . 0 6 f: - X - A A 4. , . ng: X H-ft 15? i 1 .. : 5 4 1. ,Q ,Q ' - Y . KM.. I ' XV .th .g:,4 6 as on V 40 M A me A f' ': ' 3' V. I . A N 6 5- - 44 .. H T 1 - -. S . . Q . :seats + . M T J Eggs 2 V -3 . ',,,- -. Y , lhnl: Rmw: li. l'itl1lL'l'lllllj, ll. fililllllllx .X. l.cnon. CI. Ht-ltlcl, li, Rover. ll. Hzutw, B. Tlronrpson. Finn! Row: S. N. Gitla. Nl. I. tink. X, ,X. X'.ni Stllt'lJL'll, Xlra. l,.Illl.l Ransom. S. li. fyfiUlllIUl', KI. DULIII, li, llztvis. N. Hoes, P. lllllltifl. M. Sutton. Y. button, l', Sollnx. U. tlorx. Yu 111111 lfmw: Gcrinztn, Lawton, Nlttlgiw. R. Pmlill.n'tl, xvllllxllll. R. .X. Yutlcr, ll1llIglllt'l'y. TOWN GIRLS lt was at new year with J new advisor in rt new ol'l'n'c lor the Town Girls. Activities started with the orientation lnzin, feztturing hula lessons and songs. Tlnonghout the lirll members worked eagerly. collcrting clothing and loud lor Z1 needy lznnily at 'TllLlllltSglX'lllQ, cztroling at Clrristnrzrs, and giving an lfzrstcr Party lor the Cary Home Children. These were the lnzrior service projects ol the year. The Town Girls hrought their prosperous year to an end with ll Nlotht-r's Day Ten and their annual Senior Sclrolursllip Recognition llnnquet. These decorations are growing hands? 4113 MARRIED STUDENTS The children eanie first with the Nlgirriecl Stu- dent Tenant Council. They spent the year planning and organizing aetivities which terniinzited in a day eanip for Children over five. Along with this they edited their own paper. .Xnother highlight of the year wus the Cliristniiis season. Along, with winduw decorations fi tree wus erected in State Street Park and Plll'llllClS lloilerniztlaer Special lmmuglit the chil- dren to the :irea for eziruliiig. Due tn excellent plain- ning. the Cmtlieil prulnuted their xziried prujeets. Swingin' to Purdue early. 'T' We love a parade! It was just a study break Mommy. 417 lim-1: Row: B. Dennis, A. CZ. Aluuk, M. Munch. E. Koenig, D. Vergin, L. Llplllblil, QX. Jordon. li. r:ll1lllgCl1lilll, S. Howairtl, .X. Henke, R. A. Braham, B. S3f'1dY SlDeCUl-ales solutions. , A. H'cishcit, 'l'. lisenwein. lflllllf Row: R. Garriott. N. Stainger, L. Baron, S. Goforth. li. Tnghon, S. Taylor, M. Mcillain. CI. Sinith. N. l'errigo. . -:Sr . tix, .f . r, , im W -cr 51 The wonien of XVRH returned in the fall and found themselves in the rnidst of ai whirl ol activities. For the first time, XVRH held at carnival in conjunction with the Courtier Street Dance. This was held in the circle and each of the live halls sponsored booths that were set up in the WOIDCIIQS tennis courts. The libraries of YVRH were improved by the addition of two hundred dollars worth of reference books for each hall. Interest was further aroused when the bookstall loaned each of the halls fictional novels to be ro- tated at set intervals. The Governing Board concluded a successful year after integrating some thought provoking ideas acquired at their leadership conference in the spring. 418 WRH GOVERNING BOARD Bark Row: S. G. flibllilllilll, S. clllllilllllll. I. .Xsl1111'1'. S. LQ. Hfrlllllilll. CI. Petk, S. Phillips. Cl. liom-1'. 'lf xvllllllL'l'lllll, l.. Nl. l'1-111111, fiL'Illl'X. S. D11ckwall. l'iKllCllHll'gl'l'. S. Yiclegar, li. ,hIPUll.llQl, S, Smith. i1'iJ'IHIl Rnzv: NI. Governor Arm confers Silllllllilll. ll. llargale. li. SN'lllQll'l. .X. Jfilllhllll. lx king, N. lS11w1l1-11. H2lWN'klIlbOIl, H, li11s1l1111'11, CI. Xvllllilkt. 1 Acting uncler ll revised u111s1it11ti1111, XVRX nffered Z1 unique p1'11g111111 lor their 1'eside11ts. The Gn1'e1111i11g Hlllllid highlighted 111'ie11t:1ti1111 with indi- vidual grmip 1-u11s11lt11ti1111s a11d SCl't'll2iClL'S 111 the Il1Cll'S 1'eside111'es. ll1111u1s belell XYRX as .xllll -Iiillll' son and Jewel l'il'llCllJlll'gClA were llfilllllllltlil i11 the 21111111111 Dean for Zl Day 1'1111test. Barb S1-l111eide1' 1'ep1'ese11ted the l1all as 11 111e111l1e1' ul the llullltl- 1111111113 C11111't and Nancy Knote lJ6i'2llll6' the l'i1xCSll' man Class se1'1'eta1'y. Tezuned with C.a1'y, SUlIllICZlSl a11d S1111thwest X made Varsity Varieties which added to the llall's 111-1-11111plisl1111e11ts. ,X husy week- e11d started D1-1'e111l1e1' Hth with the illllllllil Winter YVhisper Dance. This was followed by l11'e:1lal'11st i11 bed the next 111m'11i11w'. United, X is :1 le11cli11v' D 5 1'eside111'e hall and it is proud of it. WRX GOVERNING BOARD l ,A 5. 1 lfll : 7 4 1 D P9 my F 111111: Rmv: K. llhilgxlllllllll. fil'Ll11lE'I', Clenixins. S. Utter, A. Bell, T. Hipsher, S. Thompson. M. Hliggers, Beyer, liitleimii, B. llulf. M. SCllCl'Sl'l'lCl, S. Hanhaiwxiy. M. Pierce, Ii. Myers, li. lixnsll, llutif, C. l'llllll0l'C'. l.. Brown. M. lYiglilni.n1. D. llewclf. S. Rznmuy, C. Pero. Smuzzfl Row: ra e Q... 'J SQ ii S 'ii ' '1' ' 1 f F - ' Y liufk Row: M. Subol, V. Coffin, D. Colliher, M. Stocke, S. Smith, Rl. Dow. Hfheeler, C. Nemeth, S. Pratt, K. Clement. V. Sumo, M. Beehtold, S. Forbrink, M. Colglazier, D. Myers, N. Swain, S. Sl-Leen, M. lVilli:nnm. S1-'coml Row: C. McGinnis, 420 C. Rouzh, C. Bcrnfield, L. Knribel. Front Row: K. Rogan, S, Inglc, L. Powers, S. lVood. -I. Greenlee. B. Ellis, , lilzimluml. B. Newsom. S. Lelimgin. B. George. Lf' fm' . . .6 , 5. . kb C:-4. AP A E? L L Sb I x iv M. Niemeyer, P. Long, E. Cohen, M. Rayner, L. Smith, S. McCarthy, R. Irvin. Front Row: Dann, P. Adamchik, M. McDermott, A. Dally, S. Malchelte. S. Seiferp, Caldwell, M. Gellnian, A. Davis, C. Buck. NllXVV11EF2 f4iXLJ. ln September, Yawter Hall celebrated the new school semester with an annual tradition: freshmen were potted in an early morning ceremony. Fall highlighted trade parties with Cary, H-l, TKE and GSK. After each football game, friends and relatives gathered in the recreation room for cider, coffee and doughnuts. ln November, Mrs. Amy Lee, noted - z artist and critic, visited Vawter as their Old Master. Christmas approached quickly this year. As always, the XVRH-XVRX Cihristtnas Formal loomed in the foreground. The women honored their mothers in May with an after hours party and reception. Ace tivities and studies thus made lor an interesting and busy year for Yawter women. x 1 If-1 :.4 EQ Q g 1g'. TQ' g '74--l ..4l..l lk! ,.,. . X .. I 'f' 'fc 'T 'T A Qiffiifiillilfiif'-i-1. Ixii- H . 4. i,-' ...' I H - as 'Q a un- .Q '... 4 ...-.L -- v-.-ai-'v-- '. i ii .- Q,-gap ' ' ffffit ff HF4f 'f lf 'T-:T 1? g n 4. -1-V-Q t': i33fiQ::,-M-5'-frfil' ami? . . A t- l 'Q A, .: .3.q. '- - M -' hw I - -g +2,..i-' ', .1 41.5 - 5 . ' X -4 1, - .Q .5 1--'-f .g .. r J gg l,,. ..r- gif Jw 13: 4 bl ,.., SQ - . .,- ' .- lid ' .-.fi .'1's BW' ev: ., H 2 , fp' Ji-,ev it . - 25.31 g .-',g-3--1' A 5 1 init... ' ,Jtf i l .!'-f ,iviz ' ' S ff :WAV ' Q ' hw ,B-..s 1 ' it vs' - . . - -. if l 5 'i.L39'.f,'3'-,.': l'. , I refs. lg.wywf4ifiW Sometimes needed-privacy. Letters from home-always anticipated! Bark Row: M. E. Munch, D. Vergin, A. Steinmanis, L. li. Roach. R. Otlieurrder. Cline. R. Ciarriott. R, Redmon. Lee, N. E. YVilliamson. Fitzpatrick, S. K. Shankln, S. Ifront Row: Hood. Nl. A, Moore, S. lidmouson, A. Anderson, AI. Mitchell, M. Baughman, E. Newherg. CZ, Schenck. Addison, L. McGregor, D. liitkholti. .X. Holsinger, S. Goforth. R. Addison, S. Kool, C. lYigent, B. Phillips. C. Davis, 5. V. lVinter, B. Bruno, NI. Smith. Hanson. Sefmza' Row: S. A. Novak, L. Spitler. E. lVilli:uns. 't I' , 1:1 i l! i i t itn. ly 4' , in t 3 .s , l .AQ if . I V :ic : . E h h f 4 1,5 Q - Q Q N - wir Q' 9. Zrgfgtlr A ' 3.1 .. .4 ' - 1: V Q I .av I , 1:1 g fqiv 'A ,W I 41.1 ig, P 5 . .., S ,,, P+ 5 It e ' . 1 ' ,Q ' -egg .7 v if Q . ' X xy . ni R. , . .J . V sf' 'U -4 ' N 1 -fa .2 4 s .4 A ' a '31 'X ' .45 -. J rm. :fra M f 5 Q1 vga ii 1 lt, 4 UM 1, X Z Q' ! , - X mgq. .ga . , , Q, . ,m, -. L ... . A51 Nr X , W X I :ia Q: -' u is , - ifpl' A .,. .-QV Q 5 x: X V K 2 . V W v ' Q X P' u 'E Q4 .: ,.,, unzrl izz P 3 so' .. 's -'71 V -' . .A limi: limp: XI. Mills, lx, Iicrr. Sl'llilhL'l'. 'll liscnwcin. S. lu S SI Ili S Rnlllhulu Xl X Nlxuur C D .X,Xli1'v',.,.u -,.. Ixaulmlc-, Y. .Xrnl1ulL. lf. NVQ-:ltl1c1'I1nlt. K. Hart. Thirrl Row: P, Ixinnimn. R. Yan Sroyma. XYCQIIILIIIH, M. Burguss, D. NI. Brunswick. S. Brunc, S. Rauen. S. D Lapp, P. Thomas, Eaton. Swmml Rnzu: NI. Tlleobalcl, I. XVZIQQIICT, S. Pruitt. Mrs. D. Hcerlmlcl, D. Barnes, C. Bruce, N. R. Front Rmu: S. Booth, M. A. Hoover. P. Bollinger, B. Becker. Lcvcsque, B. Dennis, lmlmlr. ID. Barmln, fl. slcmcrr. NI. Hoyt. C. Shaffcr, N. Milli, B. Phillips, S. Holslinc, D. Himllman. limi: Rmwt M. blrnllnwn. V. Garrison. N. Anmlrcws, XY, R. Lanclrum, S. 12. LiIl7Cl', I.. Lindsay. Fitch. B. Kyle. lJuNIum, B. BI'H1lkllYL'l', .-X. 'l'wrok, Taylor. CI. Nagy, P. Front Rmv: V. Rc-CCC, S. Rinehart, Pickett, KI. Bryan, NICCIIIIII. 9. Balsllaugll, N. I. Nlll-llgL'l'. Luras. Horner. Hainw. B. Hollowcll, P. johnsrm, S. Smith. CL. XYulpl1.nlv11. NVIIIHII lffmw C, VIPIIOIIIIIS. S. Damh. Faust. M ifwfwmw fasww ws M 1 .ai .m T M M4 ia 409 ' -' .J 4- 'f ', '. ' 3' ' - . B 'z .. . 5 M , ,N , - 3- W H . f a -5-, 7 93, is-,i il w 'lr .er W ., . ,,. .5 ,, J 571. ,, L., Y A -' - 1 - YY ' .fi H . Q Q.. fi V, .. 51 RQ ' 1 qw. Q 9 e F P . K .s l 7 I i N Hunk Row: Honreier. NI. Nlasst-3. C. .Xxdt. S. Sprunger, S. Kiesellmilr. .X. Hnlcurnh. B. Xrnultl, N. Stlnrmgrn. B, S. Aydt. S. Fisher. B. Finlay. Nl. Hillel, li. Gerke. Nl. llaley. Swmml lfmr: XI. llnrrglas. Powell. l'uttt-rrger. Hzisernau, IJ. Rziplrzrel, Nl. llelarcerrxiy, Il. Stewart. Thin! B. lYzrlkins, S. Phillips, l'. Smith, H. .Xuit. Y. Curt. l'il'Hllf Row: Nl. U'Nl:rra, D, l'atlon, H. lirutlrtqu. S. Means, M. Razr: .-X. l'ritt', S. Phipps, l'. Miller. S. lilshurv, llarrl, Ilenrrisrur. N. CQlasc'r. H. llurltart. Nl. .lrrtlt-rltgn, Nl. Sarrlt-s. .Xrunsnn. S. Yaris, SHEALY HALL Enthusiasm and spirit filled the atrnosplrere as Shealy Hall returned to greet their new huuseurother- Mrs. Dorothy Heerhold. The girls started into the party season with a 'AI'l4mutenanny party with H-l. a trade party with Cary and clirnaxed with a spectacular Night Befure The Morning After par- ty with -UU. YYith their usual bounce and spirit the freshmen and seniors entered intu the traditional Put and Derby Xl'eel4-the freslunau hunting derhys. and the seniors hunting pots. A challenge dinner was held. during whifh the freslnnen tried to prm e that seniors really do not know all the answers. Never lafking in pep, energy, and incentive, Shealy Hall has created a year of unforgettable lHClll0l'lCS. parties, friends and most important studies. Dust never collects on this bannister! 23 Our loyalties developed quickly. limi: lfozu: E. Barker. V. Borkholder, L. Gleason, R llztsiiitisscn, L. Cowan, E. Butler. D. D'Esposito, Skomp I. Brainerd. B. Hiqht. S. Steiner, M. Mtillain. Tliird Row: il. Klgtibcr. NI. ll. Edson. M. Huetten, liark, A. Manning P. Nlzthztn, P. Geist, Pm. Fggcinan, Guyton, L. Halterman . 5 7 WOOD HALL September 1063. brought forty-seven enthusiastic freshmen to lVood. After convincing their officers that they could sing Hail Purdue, these freshmen were potted During Pot and Derby Hleek, how- ever, the seniors had to know all the answers. For fun there was the trade picnic at Turkey Run with the men of H-l. For work there was the booth for Fall Fiesta and a Homecoming sign to be made. As the seasons changed, thoughts shifted to snowmen, sled- ding and 'fYVinter 'Wl1isper -the formal dance spon- sored by XVRH and YVRX. In the spring there was Mock P and politics. Faculty dinners and fireside chats gave the girls an opportunity to meet in- formally with professors. These activities helped in making the year at lVood Hall a happy one. R. Shepherd. S. Lynch. Svmnd Row: C. XValsh. Kepler, N. Potter, K. Mivek, E. Ransbottom. B. XVright, N. Perrigo. Front Row: K. Padgett, I. Clemons, Ruff, D. Shurn, S. Hilligoss. C. Martin. Siemers. S. Rosenbaum. jf fm- A if as tw vn , .Lg 6- t .. xi it S , ,. fa vfy W-1 h fn- I I 1 N 'R Burl: Now: R. lwllnwn. R. .xIlflCIkiHIl. S. Hunnicutl. NI. CT. Ruw-ll, Cl, llIl.Illltll. P. fflliilllgll. Xwfrfml lfmw: S. llgHWlI' Rollivr, Brculing, xl, flfllllilll. l. Slllllll, Ihmr, Cl. sa-ml, Il. Hvllmlsl. NI. llllIJll'L'. Nl. RL'Nllll'l', l.. l'y'LQk'l'lllllg. Cl. Xlcflurlgnlml. CI. lingclking, I. llllIllIJlll'L'N'. I. Idle-ilulmllur, li. 5tlllllIlK'. X. Xlfnrix. lmm! lbw: NI. xl.IltllllN. S. xlv.lllLlIlN. lx Iicllcy. IAIIITII Hmm 5. lllIlStll0l. .X. Sfllllbll, S. l'Nl'k'K'lQIllll. lliwlxlmm, R. llllllhllll. X. llvlllw, Xlfllsull. l'. flI'lHVlt'X'. XY. Boyd. S, Hunt. ll. IJL'l.lllCy. l'. Rmv, l.. Smith. llxurclmlg, lS.nilu', il. l..uwn. liufk Ifmu: K. XVc'stin. D, liuulx. K. Bmckul, Ii. Rxun. 13 KI. fllt'L'll. P. Nlmlvl. xvflllllll Ifmrz R. Nluxmlulu. Xl. lin-xg. Il. Hays, li. Klullnr. S. Halal. B. Bl'k'llllQ'lil', B. Tuwcr, R, Ihlrl-gll, Cluwv. l.. l'.llSlllI, X, l'l:'x1li.1k. Y. l'iXli'lL.IllNlxlIN. Cl. limlow. Q. .'xl'll1llI', li. 1.cx'cs1I11C. Iirqlulms, C. Iiril. Thirfl Rmv: 13. lfmnf lfmw: X. Sl1vwl11.1Lv1'. l.. Nlmk. Xl. llwunml. R. Bl'OWll, Rice, IJ. SIJIHICY, I,. Grmlull. Cl.llI1lllC, C. CI.mvL-Il. P. 'S.'I'l1mnpsm1. S. lll'llx.llll.lll, H. NYl1iwm, I'. Xv1'lglIll.lIl. SICWAIIT, Shell. ll. Alzuulmqll, l,1lZ1ll'lJV, I'. BLlllL'l'. I. Cure. vnu: ,FU ,-gi-In his ' V F S .L it A V fx ,- v- f y ' - 5 9 ' S x 51, I ll F og l 1 ,g af A . - 'V b A . 'Yell .. . L L ' 05 5, ' ' ,. ' ' ,. in sf if 425 DUHNIE HALL The girls ol' Duhme Hall started the year as the proud new possessors ol' both the XVRA Participation Trophy and the XVRH Scholarship Trophy lor the highest scholastic' average in XVRH. XVith the tro- phies as incentive. the girls set tlllt to make the new year better than ever. The highlight of the soeial season was the XVRH-XVRX XVinter Formal. Alter a season of snowmen and sledding. the girls took time out lrom studies in the spring to give an Easter Party for needy children. Still working to keep up their standards ol' ext-ellenee. the girls took a break be- lore finals for a beach party at Lake Freeman with Phi Kappa Theta lraternity. Ilufk Row: M. MtCare, M. Lehman, M. Lintoln, CI. Bills, Y. S. Smith. C. llaszewski, M. Palmer, S. Emnions. D. Haworth, D. YV. Barelli, L. Sankowski, P. Portinga, P. Tnbin, S. Bidwell, C. Fritk, li. Reed, M. .X1hell. Third Row: L. llehmer. 5. Van Leuven, S. Hardy, P. Sthrey, P. Beatty. Daniel. -I. lflgin, KI. .-Xdams, CI. Smith, S. Vlefleries. N. Shrum. R. Meeks, S. Shackleton, M. Fitlgeralld. D. Baldwin, R, Now, what do we do with it? Alfrey, C. Martin, M. Randolph. Svrrmri Row: S. Barnes. H. Duncan, M. Stott, K. Skinner. -I. Haver, AI. johnson. -I. Bowman, .X. .Xlcock, M. XVatkins. P. Platter, S. Stahlhut, C. lorgensen. Ifrmzl lfnzu: V. Parshall, K. XValters, Ditton. R. Klausner. .-X. Shipkus. S. S, Frans. N. Pianfetti, D. Meeker, Y. XVilson. C. Heritage. M. Leong. 426 .51 Burk Hmm NIXISUII, ID. FIIIHHILIII, il. l..lgk'll.llIl'. li. Orr, Silllllkilly 5. llukw. X. l'ui1'x'. 61.13. IXLNNIVI l'. V. Ggzlnlmrcl, Nl, I.m':-, KI. KIIXIIT, Rmvr, S. xYlSL'I1Llll, N. H.!llIllQ2ll'lllk'l'. lflllflf lfmr: II. 'll11n1ll+wl1. S. liuw-II S Xvilliilllli. XI. D, SL-itl. X. Fic-l4ls. Snuml Ifnzwz N. Imuix, l'il'v111.nl1, lf. lu-lx.n, li. l'lllv, Xlnlllulxml. IS. Luxlum-1. ark Rnzv: li. Iifwnig, l'. Smith, Ii, liuylllnxl, IS. xYiNL'lll.lll. lllllllilIQl'l'. 5. Xllllcr. Slllvl. lwmll Ibm I. xlllllwhlllu 4 I. Howard. NI. XVisc-, S. Tglvlwr. xl. Smimki, B. ,l.lIlgL'lll.Ill. llnlcv, I.. l3.xmn, lx. Xl, xIlf..ll'lfll. ll. Llifk. I. Xlvnill lx Y. Rilclxl, H. Hutton, S. links. Cl. Nlmfhlll. li. Splxukm-1. Nlmrr. Swuml Row: CL. fJllL'll, X. Bililllllllll, I.. cgllill. Qllivcv, Xl. I1 5 13-7 Tl fi If Y 351 N 'f ,V ? - ,, V Il A 5 I ' ' gjlid -- Q 'fr '. WE V , M gif .ir gi ' 1 5 I I IC? Q Q 2 ' 'S ll! Y ' L A ' 'iv , ' I , ' 1- I if L 1 -Q . I . . ' 1 V X if , 7 K i ... V t l14.v:', ,lx nv Q A L 5' S vq Y v lmrl: Rmv: NI. Bxlkcr. Nl. Cnuiin-ld. S. Yunclt, Ii. Mason, N. I,im-laack. Sf'1'nn11Ii'0u': NI. S1ruggs.B. Morris, C. McDuff6. D. S Nilrlirk. 'lf l.u1'en1, Ii. frllliw, F. lixkclw. Ii. Sclumc-r. L. Bl7lldCl'll1lll. NI. Lnwwn. ll. Brooks. NI. Dawson, R. Menncn. Iipinxki, L. Ifhmnlcy. bl. XYzllkm'. P. Lxlwlycs. Tllirn' Raw: Ifmnl Raw: N. li. Sinmnck. E. XX':1lloch, D. Ends. F. Toclzi. Xlnllu-wx, H. Ii. 5lJl'AlglI1'. I. Plrillilfs. C. Bcrclnilsky. QI. Mohler. P. .XIlllCl'Sl1Il, Ii. Turner, 5. Minnimk, C. liimznid, V. NVilliams. R. 5lI1'l't'l'll. I.. Kull, C. Pcrrin. B. Graxllzull. S. Iinstnn. S. limlc Iimf-1 C. Arrmmod, P. XX'agnc'r, SI. Guglielmctti, M. Rescr, T. Barron, N. XVinegardner, Sabo, L. Crump, L. Ilnvis, R. Kllifnt, XV. Foster, E. Dimmich. C. Coorcmxm, N, U'c-avelx S. Krider, B. J. Miller. Front Row: M. Killebrew, Roslyn, N. Null, S. Ccphnrl. V. Blzxgruve, S. Sawyer, M. P. Kuschcl. B. XViIliams, C. Davis, C. King, K. Hooker, L. lzlirmllilal, D. 1.. Rzlmlulpll, N. Alexander. Sfrond Row: L. NOVIlk, C- SCHUCIL '? ' lu '. I l ' ' 'V C 1: : '.' -1' C i K 1 C . S.. s Q . .. X 28 if if I fi Q R M . 4 4 J . 1. ,t l-E I - , ff Back Row: ll. Rouclebusli. N. Bouse, Nl. lidwnils. C. .X. Perpiih, Xl. Nl.iil4.inos, xl, Skinner. 'l'. Roiiilebusli. ll Zuvers, L. Rohn, B. Heidenreieh. M. Webster, FI. Lginilruin. P. Ahrens, li, Thompson, G. YVeber, S. Legisiire, L. Clroper. M. Coers. Swrnifl Row: B. Ciitziltlo, C, Sowers. li Witherspoon. WARREN HALL XVLIITCII Hall opened its doors last lull prox'icling the returning girls and forty-seven freshmen with Ll warm and receptive titniosphere. Their orientation progrrun included the traditional round of parties climaxed by ii live hootenanny sponsored jointly by XVLIITCII and Vawter. Continuing in XYRH tradition. the girls again enjoyed pzirticipziting in their annual hall dance. XVinter XVhispers. Guests were :always welcome at their open houses. This W1l1'lll feel' ing pervaded the Motl1er's Day celebration which included skits and a formal breakfast. The girls took time off for recreation by zitteinpting to retain the XVRH award for the best Christmas decorziiions and the Honieconiing Sign Trophy. Hines. lwoul lforv: lf, lxl'lllll'LlY, .X. St.inlex. l'onslt-r, N 5l.lllgl'l', l', Nlthliilnivl, S, llorn, II. Xnili-rson. ll. lmikley If Mothers only knew! Sf?is:ffs2zf:fzfg:aim: 5. . s i Uiffn' 5' -K 0 ' - ' . g f Q, Q . ii 'T , V l 1 A Mg..- F, I, y i 1 C 1 xx . K W y s .XR x f , E Y 3 'i 5 as l eg l P f l knew Purdue was friendly but , . Huff: lfwrv: K. Iirclms, P. Rahourn, Nl. Dilts, H. Gamble, li Innes. li. lhcllawn. B. Hint-line. S. Laas, N. Hetlel, B. Gray, li. H.uucrslcv, l'. Survant. B. Greenberg, H. Iiamm, I. Circ-cr. M. Miller, T. Parker. Smfrnnl Ruin: S. liastburn, E. living. li. Clunninghain, Motts. Ulrey. B. Blllllllllgll, B NORTHEAST X NE crashed through the social barrier early in the semester, enjoying a trade dance with the men of Cary Club. Hayrides, sleighrides and other events starred the social season. Of special interest to NE was the adoption of a foreign orphan. As a unit sponsored event, the girls financed this project through a car wash and other fund raising drives. The girls anxiously awaited the arrival of a picture of their adopted charge Activities such as Old Masters, with their special guest Mrs. Amy Freeman Lee, tree-lance artist: faculty and foreign student dinners: and table topic discussions on current affairs stimulated the students, while sports provided a good outlet for their pent up frustrations. Hart, D. Lhiado. D. Mitchell. K. Boring. M. Hugunin. lioertge, M. lYinslow. lfmnl Row: M. Schneider. C. Overbeck, B. Simons. Echelbairger, Thoinpson, D. Stanley, V. Fuller, L. Harrigan. x V' . in X17 i Q 'Y' is 'J A I I 4 if M : ' :-1 .A ,L . - I K- A I . ' su f Y l 'Z 4 .tv V ,n x 5 limlc Rfnw: ll. lhucr. I. Iivnnctt. XI. liuxlmgc. Rumlig Pig. . 9 I 35 f ,L Q .L , , Q WP-f vt 'K X' F l x f, D Q4 ' sl 19 H I limi: Rmv: I.. XILIYIDIC, l.. llllmllpwll, IS, Svllun, R. Wilwn, NllIlL'l', S, Ulwn, IE, fQ.ll'l'k'll, IN. Rcynwlals, I.. Jrrllxlxlulm. Xl. B, B1-m,l.g5, K, 15lg14l,w4,,,ll4 IJ, Cjllt-smug. R, XX'l1Qg1L-lg xIlHl'l',1'lIIllf limp: l', IQLIIILIX. K. Nluuru, 'lf Vlll'KlIMlllQ'll. Nl. ,Xlexguulg-r, S, Zicwrink. li. KI+n1tgm11L'l'y, X, lfmnu. Mmnn! flllllll, lflcul1c1'. I., Iligqim, CI. lhgm-ll. Ii. I'.arkvx'. X. limp: li. Sl.lllI1L'I'X. li. fI1lHlL'lICI', H, XY1llrl'. I. 5llIHNL'l'. l,. Ufllv. S h.nlm, I.. Ckcrnllsr, li. Y.ml1u1'11. N, lumlu. il. KI, 154-lm-nx. Cl. LlLlNll'lll.lY, N, 1,JclwiIn'1', H. l-'1'.u1k. P, llllIllIJlllll'XN. li. I., Unix, 5. Xldllluly. .X. l'.rq11cLu'. I.. Ix.1llm'1', li. l'lHllIllgL'. Puller, CQ. 'l'u1111ul1cI'. Nl. Null. ll. Hlll'll1llll,5, k.lllL'Illll'lllIlLll. Crunk, .X, Billlll. lfmnl lfuzr: S. Lgnlmlc, l.. l lLll'l'Ul4l, S. S, -ILIQRSUII, l'. xl. liyclw. I'. X. lxlmm. Slullur, S. lfishvr, Il-ntlmll, Xl, Irxlwldl, I. Xlmllin. R. hllulullxky. Ii. lxr.um'r. Silbzl, Nl. Ilgulur, SVVIUIIII lfmr: lf. R. Surlmu. .X. lf. llluumpwn, NI. 1.1-CQ1.uul. CI. Brcwur. Y. Yuris, NI. BUIIIIUII. ra . YW 431 qv.. . .. ' 96 X 1. G i limi: Row: li. Gootlin, R. Stamp, Gentry, D. Smith, P. M. Alger, S. A. Tredwell. M. Mull. Frou! Row: B. Sommer, xiwver, lyilson, T. .xlCX1lllClL'I', N. Cliunphell, D. lieyers, Montgoniery. Hem-ich, M. lindres, N. Lumkes, Nl. I Xlzule, 5. Cameron. Swcorzfl lime: B. Henricks. li. Mills. H XXYLIITCII. R. Dooley, l'. Calldwell. Nl. Yllilsin. Pm. liozuk. Not all sharks live in the sea. 0 Schindler. S. Nolan. NORTHWEST X NW returned to campus with a fury of excite- ment and notebooks ol New York, papers on Penn- sylvania, :md goodies on Ohio. The men of Cary surveyed the situation at Al special orientation dance in honor ol' the freshmen. To return this favor, the lreshmen rallied together to serenade the Men's Residence Halls. Along with the other units of X and H-4. the girls ol' XXV participated in the world's largest trade party. Not altogether athletic, they suppered with the Triangles, enjoyed Mavrickville with SW H-2 and had fl trade dinner with NYV H-2. Faculty dinners held the day after Yellow Slips, helped to soothe the somewhat smoldering relation- ships ol' NXV on the campus. .G 1 U C9 0 9 nip., .Q limi: How: C. l'ucIm'v. NI. Pm-rwI1ing. S, Klum-c. I'. I.l'HlIIl.lI'kIl. IJ.mmwn. Il. I,.IRuw. C.. I'. Xlullur, 5. XI-wnmll. I.. IM-xv Ix. Plnggc, C, Gul1I14mIL. bl. 5.mf1mI, F. Smith, I.. Zwiakcl, I. N. Slmw, Il, Ilqnin. lvfml lfmw: IX. liurkv. Il. Klinum. I R. ISLIQIF, S. I.. Imwcll. Ii. Ih'I1m'I'. N. R. NI.lll.lI'K'III, R. Ilumllmul. Il. Ifilnll, IH. clllllll, Y.llllL'N. S. I.xmI1. lx. IIIII XILILIL, HLIIASIK, R, Iaukwll. SKIUIIAI lfmvi I'. II.lImI1t. .X. I'c.umn, I'n'II1IiunaI, cruel, Iir.1.uy. S. R.llIlIL'IllL'I. Ii. 'I.1yl1n', Clumliil, Ii 131111: Row: NI, I'-L'l'IYl'IALI.l. KI. llrmwll. Ix. xvL'.IXt'I'. Cl. fIt'lIl!. Killvn, Ii. Xlalim, I,. Ihxix, I, Simnk. 5. RIINIIIILIIIIJI, I R. Craig, Nimlmlx. Ii, IIUIIKIIIIII. Il, XI. IY.1ggulu-1. I'. RUIYIIINHII. NI, fIIl'l'Il, I.. Iircl. I . I .nlIwm'. lfmnl lffmw I5 I.ltIfLl'l'II. S. NImIIul1.1ugIf1N. II. Ii. Nxwvl, Cl. II.lIx.IllNHIl, I.. Rilsllic-, Slklllsx, I.. I'k.IIIIh.IlIILN, S.Yi1Icy,.11', I.. Cilvllmlvllill RI1mIa's, NI, Ilmwx NIVIIIHIII lfmwi S, I.I'.nk, Suggx. R. NI, IILIIIIIIJII, .X. .XlIIlNlI'llllQ. I.. N.l1lgI1'. S, Grillx. mv . - -w. W, .. if . l 4 .U 1 If - X INS. 433 ' , P . f. 'J E ' : . I W 'iii'-11 ,-fl . i QR15:-.i1'?v xii' N25 X A A -- 1 h ' Q W' A 1, W -1229 ' Q ' Q : 'nw 3. 'i ig Q. D. Flixw , . .' ull, I. Fllflllillgy Pnl Inf I XX ll lm nl H SL ' ' ' ', Q1-Nw, Pznkcr, R. .IUllll5lHll. P. Highlcv S f XXUUKIIUM X C wrlc: NI. lxllwrl. Kllllllllll, NI. Lclm. CI. Holme-l'g. Y ,.. H. llvymmlm-. Xl. Rupln-. 'I'lm'1l limp: lx. McMullen, Gxwusb, l lx-Unk. Xl. A. BIRCIIIICII. P. l'A1'llNlllPUl'. B. 5111155611 XV41sso11. X Skomnski, P. jones, R. Smith, I.. Ycnzel, C. XVisc, M. rl: limp: .L Sllllllflll, N. Bowden. S. Ambler, R. Hzlrcnr, ' Q Q- XX:1ssfm. S. L. Mznwnlmml. Srmml Row: A. XVillCg2ll'dI1Cl', S. Fox, S. H1ll'llIl1ll'l, NI. Mycrs. B. Rzuun, I. I-Iirschfeldt. S. Rcsncr. Dmkwzlll. Ifmnl lfmv: Ii. Nlumley. I.. Hzuncrstudt. li. AIJOLIZIUI. .I. xltcjllflllill. P. Mikcl, D. XYilgllCI', E. Donnoe. D. Smith. Canon, P. Hurson. I.. Pintnk, C. Bredewnter, J. Brinkley, I xf1KiIlNl'V. NI. Sllllllllllll, NI. Riucrs. Iierklloc. Cxnun Ii. Hcmmn, S, Smith. I'wVfHIf Row: PILIYCIIS. Asbury, K. I l.. 'lNfIlK'l'. N. Rulwxis. CI. llmrgc. R. Ilvin. IS. Smcallcy. Y 1,0llll'CS, Ii. A. Kzlllslrmu, M. Cwillllll, M. XX':lrncr, Mzxllcss, K qfpixlg. I'. Ylillllg. bl. XYgn1'rc11. Swffnzfl Huw: P. Pills, B. N. Smiak. M. Lcfnlxmlclli, S. Oren. J 1 5, . I 11 i ,.-- '-- 43, . J 3. A ' - mi 47 16' X 54 434 ag-m SOUTHWEST X The light bill for Southwest X was much higher than that ol' the other wings. hut lm' Ll very gmail reason . . . they won the selrnlairslrip ziwxirtl for the inost outstanding grqitle :it-hiexernent lor that sernes- ter. However, these wtnnen had ninth inure than hrainpower. Together with the rnen nl Hfl. X-SH' pzirtitipated in the largest trgitle lnnetiun ever heltl on CIiIDpllS. XYith over one tlruiisaiirtl participants and Il few thnnsarncl hut dugs, their picnic proretl to be most interesting. A Ti1gAul3XV111' highlightetl the event. Not only did the wmnen ul' X uvertmire the odds. lllll they zilsu plated ll new truplry in their ease. Freslnngin Orientzrtinn inclutletl ll lnggxige lilt. Zl trade dance, and zi serenaitle to all the rnen's resi- dence halls, which pmriclecl 11 gnod tirne lnr gill. Burk Row: B. Reed. A. Blllifllsll, C. Airilerwir, S. Stlrnenhers. C. Hzxtller, M. Melkns, Claurzrtlaly. P. Xlisinrl, R. Nl. Xhlll Lziecke. Yenni. B. Goutl. Manning. L. Dunlcin. Smmzfl Rmv: sf St-lrulelt. li. Austin, M. Sthinitll. S. Kurs, I.. li. ti -3 Vgjr YL A ,A ' . N.- Whadda ya mean, it's full? x . . Cliiwen. Y. L. linrrwnglr. Y. XY.n'ren, K. XX'41llrutit. lfmrzl Huw: ll, lil'lll. Nl. Surrell. H, llqigxrle. C.. inure, lnmpei' Xl. P.llllNUIl, P. l.. lzlllx Nl. l'illl. C. ' P - V it ,Ae 13? Elrffrtf -ffrf ' ' ilg'jffiS'F ' .Q E E sl' iq! 21 'Qi- V' 1 ' 2. , e 1-W N 43 5 i 5 3 ,, .pw i n t ' L 'Q V Q., Q Q v-:Ju v X 7 Inf: linac: li1ll'Il4'll. Y. Nlcslitli. G. Ross. .-X. Strickle, li .X. licnlainn. I. hargciit, Nl. Mathews. xl. roster. lolioski, Cl. .X. l.ennnon. fl. Clagle, C. Scliuble. Rust, X Xdl ll ll il If i NI C x lch tington. Stha . H111 uI': . . Iory, M. lVe ' . l Slonckcr. QI. 'l'i'cllcr. li. L. Slrawiincr, Schrocdel. M. ircsli, M. tjlli-i1hguLe1'. C. .Xlt-xandcr. CI. Stuart, L. Decisions, decisions, decisions . . . A . Tliuernicr, A. Strain. S. Hoehn, X'Vagner, C. Gordon. A. Hallzrook. SITOIIII Row: L. Patterson, G. Nyland, D. Andrews. M. Himelreich. S. Kiel, L. Parnell, C. Tucker, S. McDowell. Fzont Row: L. Jenks, L. Tmlc, M. Finrow, M. Surface. li, Marsclikc, N. lioniface, -I. liuckwalter. B. Rhodes. V. Hartmann, Morris. SOUTHEAST X T Ice box slides and tugs-of-war both helped make this an interesting' year for the residents of South- east X. The girls set what they hoped would be an annual event hy winning the tug-oi'-war contest with H-4 at a picnic held early in the year. Thoughts soon turned from sports to lrills as they started plans for their formal dinner dance which was held early in December. Mock Political with deadlines, primaries, and float building was an activity shared enthusiastically with the men of H-fl East. Southeast initiated another lirst with the idea of hall sweat- shirts lor their YVRA team. All agreed they were a complete success, as was the whole year. 1 lit: i Own vs-X. Bark Rflzv: C. Dillon, KI. lit-rgtuxtn. S. Spurling. NI. Rutlcdgcu C. lilmtl, R. Shull, Nl. hluhnwn, S, l'-KlNlL'I'. NI. Lcslic, NI. L. Smith, L. Luttw, Y. llgtrmtf, D. Mftstctl, S, Phillips. I.. Bvtkmstnn, H. Httltgrcn. lfrrml lffmtz CI. Stlmtit-ltl, S. Brubztkcr, A. I-lciwr, M. Sturm, Sztycrs, Cl. PK'Illlillgl'UIll. Lutllat, K. Ulcr. li. xYt'I'llL'Ik, Y. l5l1tkt'm.tl1. L. lBt'cwt'l'. .X. KI. MtNulty, L. Leak, D. Qjatllissc. Swmnrl Row: jtldtty, Maxtlrilmclx, 15. L. Lf.twtcr, C, Kcctly. Iimk Ifuzvz R. 1'i1INll'l'tlLlf', Ii. Pruitt, R. l3.tiIt'v, R. Pllillipw. Ilmvkinwn. S. NLM, I,. Ht'yt'r. L. l'.tttt-mum, L. Stt-im-tx CI. Hluhttuglt. T. IYIlt!Cl'lIl.ll'k, lf Nlillvr, R. Nlilllltlll, I'. lfmnl linux D. Sum. S. ftlllfllhlll. N. llwml. R, Yxtktx l'. Ilztrtlwitk, S. Hulfmztn. S. Nlgtttttw, CI. Punk. S. Still. I. XYN-. .X. I'.tu. Cl. Yu, IJ. Vltlllllltllkxkt, Flzlstll, C. X. CIrct'cI, Xwzvfvttl Rmv: S. ftflfflllllll, C. Kultur, XI, 'wx .. J. . 5-x 437 f? liufl: Iforc: Xxlklllllllll. ll. Xltflntrc, R. 'lf Glenn. R. -lohoski. D. Lewis. Cook. Ifrorzl Rmv: H. Hamilton, XX'illi:uns, R. Scott, E. NYiggins, Speece. H-1 COUNCIL Richard Scott, President s P138 Purdue alums, parents, high school seniors. and thc Purdue student body were all welcomed at open houses after each football game. This was only a beginning to the social activities of H-l. The ex- ecutive council presented movies such as Cat on a Hot Tin Roo! and l3reakl'ast at Tifl'any's periodically throughout the year. These movies were lree to the men and their dates. A Christmas decor- ating party sponsored by the lreshnian council high- lighted the holiday season. Another party for the underprivileged children enabled the men to show their Clhristnias spirit to the younger generation. Dances in the winter and spring brought the social season to a close, while the Old Masters program, Mock P, and constant studying brought encourage- ment to the academic standards of the hall. ,Qc Back Row: R. Bendure. Nl, Corwin. ll. llemlcrsfm. ll. hit-msen, D. Fretlerick, ll. Y, lnwelh, L. Myers, R. Kania, XV. Lindley. Flon! Rumi: D. Miller, C. Y. lfarmer, D. Feurer, T. ,-Xnderle, lfreely. The executive council of H-2 has completed a dynamic year in initiating H2 functions. One of the most entliusiastic efforts was the cmistructirm of the lminecmiiiiig sign. The sign artlully depicted the .Xrc ol Triumph. l'nder the direction of the executive council. the club participated in the Nlfltlx Political Cuxiveiitiuii. ln this effort ll-2 was .itninerl hy Kappa Alpha Theta and XXVX. The Cliristmas season bruuglit holiday decorating tu the hall lor the underprivileged t'llllCll'CI1'S party. The executive council is the main organizer ul all hall functions including two formal dinner dances held this year. The winter formal carried out the theme of the season- The Snowflake Fantasy. lfnding the year was the Halberdier-Clary Club spring formal which was held in the Union Ballruoins. H-2 CCUNCIL Duane Feurer, President 35 5 - 'v 4 9.2.51 V. V,-fa. , , I 1 A ' ! r l i ' ,. l Q l 3 z Larry Hogan, President H-3 COUNCIL lfreshmen were introduced to the executive council ol' ll-fl with :in orientation program which consisted ol introduction ol' olficers and speeches. lfarly in the lzill, thought was given to the home- connng sign and the theme ol Iowa, your time is up was decided upon. A gzunhling casino party was held in the lull in an effort to rzrise money for Cznnpus Chest. In an ellort to provide the best scholastic conditions possible, the executive council has provided help sessions once Il week. Seniors nizrioring in mzith and chemistry offer help to any- one who needs it. An ellort to improve student, laculty relationships was also initiated by the council. One day ezich week was set aside for a faculty mem- ber to eat and lead a discussion group nt the hall. Ilfiflc Itmwz N, Peters, ll, lixqins, ll. Vetter. R. Currv, Patterson. R. H. Yarn Cllenve. 1 1 l L ljllllll lime: .X. ll. llziriison. XX. BI1'llL'Nllt'lIllK'li. llolqxiii. lf. l3eBruicke', 'lf Sthm eg: 5 v.. T Mfg .X , 2. , ! '13 'si :g!. X life. Q, . le i l' 1 . Q' 2, , 41 r i 'w Vw Y? nf., 440 A new stlrtml yt-:tr plus thc in-tx' tucns rcsiclcnm L' hall. H-tl, etlustllt-cl zutirity. :incl lots ul itl' 'lb stztrt things ull. thc exctutirc cutttuil sputrsurccl :rn orientation tlgttitsc. K-.xllllllllll Swit'cc. Xcxt tgunc at rznnpus lirst, :is ll--1 tmttlmitu-cl with itll nl llgtll X lor the lgtrgcst pirnit' crt'rl .Xt'tion? . . . csptxixtlly un lootlmll wcvlicttcls. Purcluc spirit was lu-iglttcttctl hy zt lirst hy thc tncn ul H-l. Slogxuis such ats Fight Purdue and Gu Tt':un trt-rc just tim that trt-tu spellccl out hy using' clillcrettt lights in thc rumtts lacing State Strcct. Spirit L'tlllIll1llL'Cl :ts the rcsiclcnt't' A I . . Q . Dennis Crooks, President hall lnvitecl all the glmsts. goblins, ancl ctuccls lrmn Hall X :incl State Street Courts tn jttin thcni in at Halloween clgtnvc. Than uunc snow. Clrristntus utrul- ing. :incl the winter ltmrntxtl, Soon .tltcr thc lruliclxrvs the men were lmztrk mnlaitrg' un Nlnrk P. H-4 COUNCIL 1Tf:rliRnzt': l'. CQtn1'clutt. liirtlnigltt. l,, I-rt't'r, N, llull. Ru ilu. l'.l1t.uttl.tll. R. livtg. l ll.5jlltlCl'.lw,l51tliL'lls,14tm1t Ifruv: l'.RlllItk1l. l'l.ttt. It fmtttlts, ll, lxluuz ll, Xvlstmi k sssss FN if 1 Afiiu. . EQ Hulk lime: Xlitkh-v. Loxeioy. XX'illiams. Mara. C. l3re.tklield, EI. xiC'l7. XV. Stxtsltols. S. Lixiugstou, R. Britlke, I. Sw.tiduer, R. liiler. D. Heuriug. 'I'f11'wI lime: R. Silver. lorres, If. filllilllll, CL. Ixirk. lp. lung. G. Davis. H. Huntington, X. .Xuderson, P. lmrimi. R. Skolm. E. lilallke. ll. Kilrov s.',,,t,.1 1f,,.t-1 xi. Nltlhongtld. cz. xrtczlsi-ti. 14. XV1mek. j H-1 SOUTHEAST Southeast started the school year by sponsoring an etiquette dinner lor all the incoming freshmen. Various dining room procedures were discussed at this time. A trade dinner with Northeast X began the social season for Southeast in the fall. Pep rally signs lor all lour pep rallies were made at trade luuctions with different womens housing units. Southeast displayed their athletic ability in intra- mural sports this year by participating in the soft- ball playolls. The winter season was highlighted by the annual dance which was open to all units of H-l. Grand Prix ellorts were expanded as three Carts were entered in the race this year. YX'hitaker. Grubb, S, Barbutt. T. Sawyer, Holmes. D. Craig, D. Herron, C. POOH, j. Bessler. Front Row: 1. Lynn, S. lilactkhurn. A. Baker. I.. Cooper. Trocke. G. Probst, D, Schumaker, L. Culbertson. KI. Bailey, M. Phillips, XV. liimmel. f' 1 442 FN .W ,5x,QA,s vxggg' .. - - ' ' X ' ':wm:1x:exwfN--v.gmXx:s::1-- -rg. AA: Y - H , swf' X W ' si ' ' F E- Lf Burl: lfmw: R. Rcutlrr. I.. I'l1m'f11sla'l', XI. lQl.u1'L. XY. llrlingloll. CL. XY. Ixwix, Cl. NI.uIl.n. I hull In M. Kllwrry, PI. I'ign14m, T, l'vm. D. Smith. S. I'-I'L'IlN'l'I'. l' l flllllilbll. I I mlnux VI' lhoun 1 K unplnll X lihnllu I' '- ' ' ' 1 v Iszu. .Nwfmlrl lfnzuz lx. H.lllNl'Il. XY, .Xiki11. ll. .xNllllilllLlll. ll. NYLNIUII, 1. S.unuvIx, R. llnlmm lx lnmln Dunmombc. D. CQITJNN, R. Smlsja-1'x'c11. G. CZUXYQIII, NIU1'l'il.ll. What do you mean a mess? These happen to be the decorations for our dance. , 4 ! 4 .na ,:, JW -N in . 5 I .X :A- -tv M... 41.1 4 l ., Q limit lfrzzvz 'R.'lii11g, CI. Ylllllllllllll. R. Sutton. D. Dutnn. .X. M. l'lilIlllll. D. Violin. P. Fosto, Vluretki. Frou! Row: S. clllllliftifll, XX.. I l'lHIIllDNtlll, ll. D111'1:111, Nl. XX'i11k, R. Stmer. XV. P1it1l1a11'tl. IJ. He1'111z111, D. H'itker. Spetigler, R. Hztherzetle. iul. I., Smith. Swtmzrl lluzw: liatrncs. Sutton, G. P. Moss, XX'cll111z111, XY. Brown. D. Yeager, Pitu. D. Halddiz. XNl1C1lllL'l', xl. Nl. Dolby. A, Grieve. -I. Tollinger. YV. jones, K l , . X ff H-1 SOUTHWEST The Hllllly lil'CSlllllCl1 polished their manners at Zlll litiquette Dinner held hy the nicn of Southwest which served ns ll p1':1t'tit'c session for 21 season ol' trade parties with the Y1ll'l0llS XVUll1C'l1.S housing units. .Ns the holiday se:1son z1ppro:1t'l1ed, the men of South- west greeted it with rztrols, while parties and dances CIllI2lIlt'CCl the l'cstix'e 11i1'. However. I1 busy social ugendzt did 11ot hinder interest ill sports as evidenced hy the winning trophy receivecl for intrntnural golf. Nor was Southwest any less interested in itnproving on the ninth pl:1t'e it won in last YCIIIJS Grand Prix. Nlztny hours spent on Mock Political with XVOOCl Hall also proved to he Zl l4CXVZll'Cllllg experience. Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble. ' 'wilwlqrfy I - - -- - xgwr.x4sw.vw I .W X.. ... . -.H :!NY?T 1 'E ' ' ' -.13 W, - - 4 YY W v-W A g - -Y ,W-W Wi V -Y - f W VW ' 111141: Huw: XI. VIICCIDIL1 I.. Iia'iIIc'l'. III.ltI4lll.lll. S. xlgukwll, Ii. ll.nw.uIl, X. 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I'. fQlllhliL', l., Cgnlpln. 4 447 Xu sllHIlL'l lmml mrlnml slglrtvcl than llml Lola gut LIXXHIY Irum it ull spirit IJl'L'X.lilL'll :ls NUITIICQISI msn .ltttllllllllllfll ilu- Wtlllltll nl Mutant Hull ru Ixurku Run Im Ql pitnit. UINIIL' wcvlxs lmswcl mllliclxlv qu mlxu' ltgulc illIllllHllS cnsuul. .xml as llllL'lkL'Nl lll' 5 Kl't'.lStl: in thc tlllhlllllllttll spurts IJYHQIYIIII. Thu c1Ill'iSIIll.lS st-.mum was lliQ,l1ltglllk'll by Ll mpmwling, party wllicll lplwclllwnl WLll'Ill spirits and uulcl tems. lblll 1-llflilllllli IIIIIL' w.1a11ut IIICUIIIYkllllllli'lllL'IllL'l1 ul XUYIIIULISI Inu! lu mlm .1 XYt'H'L'.ll'IlL'CI stuclx lntcgila. Qlgml pattiu ami ml.1nu-s Illlllllgllllllf ilu- yum pm' viclctl 1'n-lxlmltiulm. mu. .Xs spring zlpprmulxcml. mc'- 11111: Ifmwt R. 5NlllIIlL'N, N. Iluullcy. KI. Sm-51101111 HI. Stiwr. Rmll. Ifrun! Ifmv: ID. Slmrp, Robinson, YV. Scllwalrtz, R. I. QIVIIIIIIIMII, IT. XY.nmIn-N. I.. II.1mn1. IYLINIIIJLIIIII. S, Quay. Iillllllll, IV. Full:-r, XI. Bundy. 'I':1yIur, RI. Civler, Wm! Ifffzvz CL, SM-110, IIZIHIUIHII, U'C1m111cl'. Chi, R. XViIkc1'. L'IIIIlllll, If, flux. R. Nlillwr, I'. ,IuI1nw11. HOIICI. T. M. 1 ul. Ima. B. Ii.wum.n, XY. xV.lIIxt'1'. ,I'lll'llL'I'. I.. Smith. I.. R. flmull, C. Dui. Hill, Bl'lllIlC'l'. Frou! Rnzv: D. NIll'I'. CL. BV4N.'Il'1'. IJ. Ifryluuk. IJ. fIHIIllI2lII, XX'igulmv. I'Il'IIxl'l'lIl, S. Iilling, XY. Ihmn. Ii. Girmn. R. Cuswifk, K X ffmfl Run XX' Iiilgurc. ID. Iicrry. 'II Rcllrcr. R. Ruiclcr. Iimh. I-I. Smilh, Q. CQrccm'. IU! 9 Q - - - 418 smfrxxf -it VJ- M.-.0 - liurk limit: .X1l'tu'tl. ll, lltmk, D. Mt-ck, H. Slit-nk, KL. Ritlitw. bl. XVL-lliiislti, NVt'lth. l'. lllycs, NY. lluwgtrtl. lx lilllll. Cl. ll. Brzuult. I.. Sttittoii, I.. litgcx 'fliml limp: XY. Nitlgt-liiitwp I. . . . . . v t V , A. Ltitlvl. lu N. Stm'ci'. I.. Xuluuis. Xl. lult-t. ll, Klgux, lx. Glenn, 'If lltilunnli. ll. l.t-wis. KI. NItYiix'. l.. ilL'illl'l2.lli1. H-1 NORTHWEST Starting' thc yczn' witl1 ri good hard pull, North- west clmllciigecl Suutltwest to it tiig-til'-wgir. Stunt. to liurtlicr gtmcl spirits, at unit picnic was hcld tli.u lent ll taste of ttiuntry atnitispliere to the ctillcge routine. 'lirztde l'unt'titnns with wmucns' rcsidcutt- halls often :appeared un Ntn'tliwest's schedule. in- cluding' trztde dinners with NXVX and Yatwtcr. Out' uf the brightest spots in the ciill'iSIlllIlS season wits .1 cztroling party with squztrc' dztnving' litillnwiiig. The spring semester turned out to he just its busy :ts the fall. lor in addition tu nuineruus trade lunc- tions and ai unit dztntc held in April. thc incn spt-nt inany hours working on their state lui' Nltick-P. This is a real easy one to learn. Sk X .... - u.. ' -fum! lfmwi li. Sit-it-us, fl. xvtbllixkl C lltuulin ti R S ti 1, i,.iii, xi. R.iiistt'.itl. xx. uiii i ' Xtmu. ll. U. l'l.tlllliItlll.f'I117I Iliff XX Nt rllull K liutlsix C., Lunu, I. ltni.u't. IJ. lx. IH, ' Ndss. X. Rtxliul ls. H-2 SOUTHEAST The nten ol' Southeast H2 had a varied and lively year. The lresluuen began the year with their annual tug-ol-war with Northeast H-2. Both trade dinners and trade parties with ahnost every wonien's residence hall on cantpus periodirally highlighted the year. Sports were also very important to the 111611 of Southeast, and during the course ol' the year, Southeast unit became the H-League basketball rhatnpions. The eliniax ol' the winter semester Caine with the ever-popular l.ost Vegas Party, while the spring setnester was ended with a picnic at Turkey Run State Park. In addition, at stag and drag picnie I' . . was held during the course ol each setnester. This is dancing? limit Horn: ll. Phillips, l'. llt-gtxin, .X. liittretlge, Beasley, IJ. Tltoatls, XY. ZllllIllL'I'lIl1ll'I. Frou! lime: l'. Freest-. C. XVlteelet'. lb. Bristow, R. tl. llgtroltl. ll. l'.tv, I. ll.unilton, linglish. S. H. XV1llliCI', H. Parker. Clhunn. D. Nlisltler, D. Hes, R. Sttus.nn1tn. .N'f'tuI11l Now: D. NllllllCllllllL'l', Allen, R. Slack, Lotkltart, ll. I'lt'Itltel', ll. Nlllflblly, IJ. Mitthel. li. lV1tlket', ll. Ufttl. R. llztssler, CI. llatrtkolme. XY. li. Shotklev. 1 fi ' S : 450 llmk Rnzr: I. II. Sllllllllll'l'NllUl'f. CI. F. Raw, T. Nhlnlmlm, XY. Riullvm, Ifmnl Ifmr: 'lf XX'l1ill1clm. li, Xxnulsl. I R. L. Sdlcnkcl. R. Rim-rcr. KI, Nalin, ll. li. lignilcy. II. Bak, I.. lIllIl.lIJlIl'I, D. lllIIl'l'g,Ill, Nl. llrxn. KL. illlguyvls. il. II1'llK'l R Xvllllill. Smuml Huw: S. R. lfmlcr, Klgmwln, Cllmrpcntur, Ciilwwn, li. li. l'Ikll5l. I liulingcr, ll. Klcllmklc. CG. Nullr. XY. Clluuml. R. NL'XX'IIl.Ill, M Q 2 A - A' I fuk Ii'mv: T. licown, II. llclimk, lf. ILTIIIIIJIIILII. lf. Ilvisvr, R, 1511-i1m'n', R. Xlillm-r. KG. fhilllhlll, lf. Imam, ll, We-sl, XX ll. Luwc, cliblllfy, XV. Rwcl. I, Rt'IlIllIl.lllIN. li. LIL, II. Yun lllklbll. NY. XX'.llkl'l'. lwnul limri lllllwll, I..Su-111:-1.'l lmwlll, C.. SIIXLTIIIHIII. S. Cllxnig. XVIUIIII limp: l.. .XIRIIINUIL lxl'Ill.IIl. HI. 1..nL. R. Xlnllvr. I. li, Xlnnylis. 15. 51.1114 R. Kklllill, 'lf NIQGIXIW, ID. Clullu, 'lf Cll141Im1.ll1. N. P. Hmm-lu. ,lIllkIxL'I', H. 'IXuk.uxLi. P. l.uk.nxicI1, li. .Iu1'Ll.lll. 5 lhul: Row: Mtflraw, D. Eddington, Spruell. R. Zesehke. K. xlunaitis. R. Gorslai. I.. Tlionias, Cash, Cunninghgun. K. llulf, Nl. Tyler. lf. Caputuli. Smfnul Row: R. Nitkel. H. Hughes. M. Hoover, R. Nardelli. D. Henson, R. Lauuhclin. H-2 SOUTHWEST lfxeellente was the password as the lfaleuns fil- led the halls with revitalized Purdue spirit this lall. The lfreslnnen proved that they were striving for an equal znnuunt ul excellenee when they won the annual lug-ulPwar at the Happy Hulluw pienie. This theme was married thruughnut the year in studies as well as nun-acatleuiie events. The lfaleuns entered Muck l' with Kappa .Xlpha Theta and tried tu determine the pulitieal innyes ut Nlassaeliusetts. eellenee was displayed in the spring when the awards were given. In additiun to the awards lor athletics and the outstanding l alc'un. the Herb Tex Lack award was given tu the lriendliest lreslnnan. Ah, freshly pressed socks! VJ CL. Nltliane. R. Fritl, H. Stewart, D. Falk, D. Mot l.ln'enil4a, I.. Myers, CIamracl.I rm11 Row: D. Bell T imgland. li. .-Xnker. R. Fuller, K. Baer, M. Bunner awks, L. Sayre, D. Hasler, lleinu, Bauer. kD . sr W Nr. W 1 ', ' ' ' - W ' 1' H -- - - ' ' ---v ---ww Q' 'w W :- 2 ' - fi' W S f 2 E A , - l . - 'F W Fl' Burl: Rain: XV. Kfbhlfll, Nc-gn-lc: S. I3L'YUllllQ,, l.. Khin-In'1', lf. Rum-Il. Il. IHIIIIILHI. CG. XYixkv1'. Frmzl lfmr: D. DuRm-nuns. YY. XVQHW, HI. Klum, I.. Ritzc, fi. Svllclx. Swffmfl Huxw: D. Yalrgfr. IL. .Xxllvly R. Sllllflxm D. llqaslfw. S. P.elc'r. Nl. FL-uslcll, 1.. Ixlmxllklllllc-l', XY. Fiusl, li. XY.llIlCI', 'I. l'l'ilLll.llll, fQllllIL'I'. Bulk Rnzv: I.. YVisc'. B. Russo. XV, H0ffc'rlJ61'. l'. Hiller, XI. CQ. lfanlmlux. lfmnf lfmw: lv. xILllllk'l', 5It'lllt'I', ll. xvwutllillg. lichzm. B. Griscw, XY:iI1lm.u1. .X. Hanky-11 Swffrrafl Row: 'l'. R. Klang R. Smith. rlhllylllll P. Vlunca, O. Lulmkc. G. Kuhn. D. LLCTIIIQIII, R. XViwi, A 453 limi: lfmwt If. Ylilllllillli S. llglyllcw. G. Cl'.l1Cl. XVylrykus. liwzllcl. T. Curr. D. liclwsnds, R. Stanley. P. Ridder, L. R. Xlcrrnl. R. ,I-4lt'l'illQ'. Xl. 'lk-mplin. NI. Davis. S. Moss, D. lxsll-mos, B. Kilmcr. Ifrmzf Razr: T. 'IQIIOIHPSOIL N. Pierce, l'IJNhAlll, D. lxzuwke-rl. Numzfl Hmr: NI. Spiccr, XY. kIPl'Uf'Cl'. Foas, M. Rczwon. Stclylnns, D. Smith. M. Knoplnneier. R QI. Crmln, 1. Hurt. 13. Strllnk, F. Davis. XV. IfICiIlll'I'CHIlQ,CI'. A. H.n'k6, KI. Volk, H. f:llfi51lUl0I'C, Hobson. L. Hamilton. Burl: Run-: D, XVolber, L. Stewart. C. Lane, R. Perkins. XV. Tampa, P. Hunt. R. Hoffer, S. Decker, S. Daues. Front Alt, W, Pnrriclgc, -I. Platt, KI. Schraffenberger, K. Smith, R. Row: R. Clingaman, F. Miller, M. Frank, R. Leaser, Klefgcn. P. Dec. Sfronrl Rau-1 sl. Buiner, QI. Cloomes, C, Tippens, D.Sa1nba,-I. Durnbaugh, D. Hfilkinson, O'Neal, Krom, KI. Bnrkman, R. Morvigk, S. Bcclnold, D. lilsey. T. H. Brummel, A. Eissler. 454 H-2 NORTHEAST 111111 1111111-1'1111ss1111'11 1w1'L1'11 1UQ,t'l11t'l' 111 11-11-11'1' 1111 111 111'111'1'1'11 S111111' 1l1l11l'S. 1111' 111011 111411141gc'11 111 pal' 11118 p:1111y was 1-X1-111111111011 111 1111' t1Cl'H1'11I14Jl1S. lllllS11' 111111 lll16'XlJ1'1It'i1 1'm1111111-5, Paint with 11? I drink 111 Bark Row: K. .Xppltt S1.C'l1111lll. Nl. P11116-11 IJ Vasick, D. 1i111111:1fk, Sm L:111kfr1rc1. S. N1i1111c'11 1 1l11'1fNV. f1l1IIl1C1'. Grigslmy, D, 1.. S11l111K'C11, R, QLl1l11l, 1'. 1..111gx11111. 15. G1111'is1111. R. Kinsey. DQBUI1, D, Billmgq, R, ULg1mU1f,. R, F111111 1611112 XY. N1.11'g1w1111. ll, R111111111. CL. Ngwlm. Y, R11bl'I1Il11. m111'Ifm1': Ii. c11Il1gl'4lNN. NI, 111,111-in. XY. Nl. '1':111.114.1. Cv. f11lIlll111l'1'. Cl. N11-kvl. U. 1ll'C111l1Ill, B. ll111'g'111'1111. K. A11'11m11. 11. XIc111111.111s. XY. Klllll. R. 11L'l'Q11lll11. E -53 1 1 455 .X1z1c11'11111 1111111-11-1111-111 was 1111' 1111-1110 1'111116'c1 by the l1IJIJC'1'l1i1i51IlCl1 41s 1111' 1l'l'S1lIllL'll C16S1kt'llf16't1 11111111 1111- Xo111I11'11s1 111111 111 11Ql117L'1'111l'l' 6111113 1111s 11111. '1'11c'11' 11'1cs we-rc 11111 111 Xil111. 1111 1110 1l'Ci1ll11611 111g111'st Sl1l1l11ll'S111P 111 11111 111111 111 11-2. S:111r111'11'11Cc1 1111111116 111 Nlll11l'11 511111111 1111111111-s. '1111L' 21111111511 11311 f1Zll1l'C. uS11UW11Al1iL' Fa111111sy. 11118 prcu-111-11 by 1116 1g11'g1's1 11411111 111 I11c' 111111. 111116 H111l1Vllf11C11IU 111111116 111 ..44L.--.-i.-s.. ..-ifQ,.....- 1111: Ifuzv: li. Sll1t'IK'l'. D. H'ezn'c1'. C. Niksch, L. Hopkins, Hoclsdcn. G. Conrad. A. Duvall, H. Marshall, IV. Crubbs S KIl1.n'lwn. CQ. llruhclkv. AI. l'IlllSllIll110IlS. L. Lnhrudv. R. Front Row: B. Cllalxmn, XV. Biglcr. D. Gross. A. Hnlavacek l vm ul. l.. Y.IllQllll. .S'f',nlrfl limp: I. l'llSlll'l'. R. Nlulc-nigxk. I.. Cowan, T. Colob, Rclllcr. Ii. Rlccmzm, XV6lsCr, R INl'Ill.lIl. D. ICIIICLITI. S. Slrxum, llcilumn. D. Sicnmscn, R. Iuncs. lml: llmr: lf. Nlullix. D. lllIlIJl'llNlC'i'l. Kllmmllcr, Powell. D. .X11clcrsm1, Pontius, N. XVHISOII, D. Bettcrs. Front Run' I l,m1g,l1111v, li. XYl'llIll'l'. R. Norris. G. I.1lmlu-rt. I.. Phillipx, CI. H1llX'1lIlstlll. CL. 1'ltllL'll5lll'gCI'. 15. Haskins. Heinrich. D XX. l'IlllPl'lNllIl,ll.fQllll.Yl'l1HlIl1fUll'I ll.KIDL'lIlllL'llill',1..l.L'lJl1C, Ciznrlmcr, R. liznlsw, D. Umm, .X. Fcmlm. R. Moore, T. Rule ll. Smllilc-, I. Kanl.1l:nl. Xldlgullixu-11 15. Rulmrs. D. llllill. 1,15 Huff: Row: S. lfsterline. Bailey. 'lf llllfllllflll. l' fllhlltllll. M. Rrmclgers, XY. Foley. XY. Crisitk, 13. Suxtiige, R. l.41f.uus, W. Linley. Srmrifl Nmv: ID. Lulwsik, W. ll-lllll. IH. Sllllllk'l'N. I. 5lllllll. D. NI.1tlhew, lt. lxlvte, Cf. lll'NlJlIIll. R lulllllllfllll. H-2 NORTHWEST Rebel l'UllSlllgH eheets were hezucl lor the Su- e1:1l Direetur ul Xortlrwest Nlen's Resitleute H-2 :after ll year ol unusunl :incl exciting sueignl events, The spirited Relnels spuiisurecl ll variety ul' parties. At une Clilllijtl the nien hopped in witl1 their HllllL'lQSH clressetl in lulzu-L elotl1es :uid shzules to enjoy Il swing- ing Ilezrtnik l'zu'ty. The ltbfllllll winter tlzuire. Snow- flake l'iZ1l1lQllSj'.H was ll reztl change i11 g1tn1uspI1ere lrut just :is inueh lun. The Rebels ruse llgillll in githletits and ezune out near the top in tesun stancling. The lresluiieii rehels were iust as spirited :is the upper- elassnren and showed their fight hy winning lllCll' tug-of-war with very little nssistzuiee. Rush hour is any hour. K, llt-.ul111L, I., li.ll.ll1. lx, I1.111u.n1l1, lf, lit-lrtler, Ilmnl lime: R, Y.lllll.lll.I, Nl. .xllL'QlMrl.I. KL. Russell. l. li.IU'lIl-lll, O. lillllt' ll, lleiuleiwlr. ll. llelliu, ll. hunk. lf. ill.u'lx. l'. Xlullett. 457 What, me hurry? limi: Rozw: S. Ruler. KL. Xlaiiieltl. S. Lutats. I.. I.. Lezuh, R l'arker. C.. lloisinenue, R. ilomsits, Sellgrcn. li. CI. Hills. l.. l.k'lNlL'lIl?llll, I . l.i'lltll'l'I1l2Ill. Swrurzzl Rmv: B. NI. jones, D .X. I'.trtnt'1lt-t'. Nl. l'hlt-r. I.. Stott, IJ. Hanes. XV. Holfomh. Ri l H-3 SOUTHEAST Security is being a resident of Southeast H-3. XVith Charles Sehultz's Snoopy as their mascot. the Southeast men are sure to come out ahead in any- thing they do. Under Snoopy's leadership, the men conquered the other H-hall units in several athletic events. This inspiring little puppy must have also encouraged the men to study, as they made a high grade index for the year. Being the friendly dog that he is. Snoopy was delighted to see his men host- ing for many visitors. including Senator Birch Bayh. If happiness is a lull social calendar, their dances. hayrides. picnics, and trade dinners should keep these men among the happiest on campus. Curry, XV. Larson, D. Carlson, xl. Chapman. L. Cotton, L. XVeinstock. Front Rout: P. Barnes. D. Graham. R. Banks, Ol. Van X'X'oerden. gl. Muldora. M. Griggs. G. Baley, R. Curtis, T. Schmiege, D. Nlthlahan. T. Lareau. Q 458 y 'tv fuk Row: I. .-Xdlev. B. L lfmw. NI. Ifxuh. ID. lrnmllcm IJ. IH. X, llrmln, I. l'L-cr. I7. I'Xllllk'lIHl'I, llmnl lfmr: R. Nlmhlgun. Il. BOYVIIILIII, Nl.. Munn, II. Harris. I'. X. Nuwxm. vffmfl lffm-. I.. Huw I. Imuix. II. Silu-1m.m, H. l4.nlcl1'iclgc. .X. Ilvx U. O'Bricn. T. Blank. R. Mutt. IJ. Ri4l1.mlwn. R. l'.uI.u, R. c.lllI'k'lli. B. lllnpin. 'Two hundred orders of french fries, and make it snappy? -X 3U'9.,Ei'.9.?.'l99 1 I rnozfu ramen mf' POTATOES 1,1- 41-fxfn .G A 2 mml, I. 59 me-v R rl: Rmu: XY. Stellhurn, L. .-Xllen. D. Sims, CI. li. Hill, XV. Aclanns. L. Stunts. lfrmzt Rout: M. Klzirtorzmo, Means, R Smiiiiwrs. R. Blqnlthtirti. ID. Cliristt'iistni. P. Cloltgtrl. R. liL'llillg'C'l'. 'lf Moore. Cnnnnings. G. Hzintutk, E. YVilcler, Harms. Xwmfl Rmw: XY. l.elttntl. Ii. Rehn. Bairtult, D. XX'uetikei'. A. Harrison. Il l'nllL'3', N. li. XY:tllm. .X, lllllllfll. liish, -I.iHlllIllllIJll. L. H-3 SOUTHWEST Bells ringing :it two o'Clm'k in the morning just nieztn that the Southwest H-3 seniors are giving the ''greenie-hezinie'' lreshinen a taste of real college lite. Ilppeiflnssiiieii inside sure the freshmen were iilvulrecl in unit activities by letting them do such things its carry in corn stalks for the hall dance sponsored by SKY. Visiting the HSM' Poop-Sheet which Cll'l'lll2lKt'S in the unit wats another freshmen pririltge. lfreshnicn also were active in the unit's winning intrznnural teznns. Alter a year of work and lun the Southwest 11-estrmerr burned their green pots and begun tu plain activities for next year when they will welcmne at new crop of greenies. What better way to dry umbrellas? XPFBQ IE. limi: limp: G,XYuy,l1c1',S. K.ll5C'lk. CQ. Cwllnnll. C. Ii. Ifux. 17. T. Iilll'Q. KL, Hulk. I. IAN-lc. Iwfnl Ifnwz bl. 5IJt'lllC', XX Ustlllog, S. DL'13Illllkt'l', fl. 5lllLlk'l', I.. Rulnuull, ll. lf. XYl1iIc'. l'n'l1u', R. S. l.uI11:-x, X. l'4-lvu. ll. l'.llllUll, X. Smlumimll, R. ll l. Stnplvtml, Smmnl limp: R. l'an1Ln, T. Yicwrg, XY. IuIi.m, R. Xlm Ll:-xv. IH. Rulwx. XhNIiIlin. R. Sulmlhnfl. KZ, Iicrry. W. In-111-lmli. li. l1uid.a, XY. - - - 3 A FN A - - fi Bulls Row: C. c:l1lNl'Llll. P. Rink. P. RillgK'l'. P. CI. XX'c'rlv. P. H11ll.u11lx11c. l'. XI. fInll.11'l. Nl. Lxnmln. bl. Rlllllff. KI. Hogm D. Robiaun. R. Ingslun. 'If YYalsl1cl', XY. slL'illllllIJL'l', lf. 'lf l l'.llL'f'. Sllllllilillx lwunl lfmw: XY. lill'kll.IIl'Hk, P. KVM: Nlurgznn, R. fllxalllnlull. CL. Sclutlclc. T. XYLIMIILT, xl. rlqllllfll. R. Sllcppqnl. L, DHL. H. .X. R.ul.n. IJ, l'slv1w11. l,lIIllllt'. ll Smfml lfmv: xl. Phillips. Plllllhlll, NI. Xlcyclx. IJ. Hu-r. Smith. XY. Xknml. S. lux R. Nlllllllwllw. N. Xl.nwIa. Xlgmn. l'. Daily. G. Iinuw, IJ. Hicklu. XYm'g11u1lll1, l.. -16 mls Hmm: NY. l..mgcloc', ll. Duniclx. ll. iXllgCllSlL'lIl, R. Nlinnimk, SLlHVllll'LL'lItl0lll', I.. Clmxzlll. Front Ifmw: T. Nlillcr, XY, I.. Bush, D. Null, l'. l.lt'lbL'l'IllllIl, lilclmlolll, CI. li. l,Cflt'l'S4lll, M. AllllL'l'SPllllgll. I-' . .bl f 3.3 Q Ki! limi: lfmwz Nl. llllylllllll. R. Siclzcr, XV. Nic-mam, B. 'l'hcx'cnin, Nl. Powell, G. Kirsch, 'l'. Hollingsworth, Hardin, R l-.. Rnulcvm, R. 1jXlfflIl1lll, 'I'. llanll. Bt'k'lllCl'. G, Clruwsn. flI'llS3lil'lJllll. lfmnt Ic'nu': Bird, M. Pence, 'l'. Holmes, R wfmzrl Huw: R. llzmcly, R. lliuiux, Xlillcr, R. HllllL'lllIl, Maulilolcl, ID. Rosc, D. Pl0l'llL'l'. R. King, M. Gwyn. Marshall 462 H-3 NORTHEAST Shouts of Ole-Y could be heard across campus when Northeast H-I5 held its traditional spring dance with the unique theme ol Mexican Fiesta, Fiery colored decorations provided an authentic Mexican atmosphere lor twirling senoritas. XYhen the hand played the Mexican Hat Dante, the Northeast men had a chance to demonstrate the agility that has made them hall Champions in basketball, volleyball. and track. The highlight ol Mexican Fiesta tame when it was time to break the pinata whose contents had been kept 11 secret, The surprised crowd was showered with ten pounds of hard candy to take hoxne as a reminder ol' a most unusual evening. Hey, the new Playboy came today! Bark R0u': T. Reiley, P. Ayers, Freeman, R. Stahl, B. C. 1 s min insmti., Snowe, .L Lumpkin, H. Bettge, W. Bohnaker. Seroml Rami: our Rui mm 1 nson D. Evans. M. Mt-Kibbin. R. Didday, D. Decker. T. Genutis. ru XI 1 t t msn - 5 limi: Ifmv: XI. Ilrrulilmll. ll, liucwn. ,I1lLl7IlNlbll. llgnrlmr, lfmglrl, I- Thznlrhcr. Ifmnl Row: Hzxrrimn. G. XV:ll1lc1', D. liurgiv. R. Uunlwl, ll. lunkim, Nrfmnl Rmr: KI. XYilli.m1x, lb. Hukulowski. XY. SLIHIIII. I.. XYilwn, D. lkILll'l'illglUll, R. I IIIIUS. CQ, KUUIIILUIQ. ll, Nlinks, S, Hull. IJ. ,IUIIIINHIL ID. U. Iiukw, Nfifzllllllllltfll. linl: Iffnr: Slnmmlle-1', KL. Nlgurlin. S. f:iIlglll'.lIlWL'll, R, CL. lxc1'x1I1c1'. Ii. llnwmnl. XY. Bglrsnll. K. Steph Rowley, lnulin. N. Killlflklllllll, R, Wvlp. XY. limi-X, ll. Lain. P, 'l'. Spa-lun-1'. Slvvlu. l,. lluwlcl. lffmll Ix'fm': ll. l..ul'1:1ilic. IJ. Xlusin. XY. 1 34 ff: Kuzv: fiL'll1lIlLlL'I', XX'it'cllhl, l'. XltNu'li. XY. Gortlon, l., SlM'llllllLllI, ,lf fhllilllgltill, lf CGt't'gol'tlxk. Ifrout lfnzu: RCl1lEfllll, D. Hlictllin, XY. xv.lI'll. R. llooxcr. CL. Gilhooly, ,I.lx', Zict'n't', l', Rvxnohls, IJ. .Xl'insltong, 'l'otl't's. C. I L. Iiupcc. Suomi Row: llitkcy, l'. lon1'tl.tn. T. lllllglllllll, l.1lI.lllllll'l'. .X. lhoun. Xl. lQK'lIlIJl1'. R. knight. H. Bit'l1esl1ci111c1', LL. Bgnlxmt, l'. Ogle. Xl. Lutzts, Uottl 11 H-3 NORTHWEST flllwllillfllllg1lllllCXClllL'llICflll hc- used to tlcsfrihc H-I5 XXV. Socially speaking' the man tlcvisccl ll unique way in which to Celt-brute thc' coming ol' yellow slips. ,X trzulc panty with Shcaly Ilgill was hold on this clay to CHIIIIIICIIIUIXIIC thc occznsioti. On the ath- lctic siclc, NU' hold thc honor ol' bcing' chznnpions ol thc .X HllSliCIlJllll League. in cotittwtioti with thc Co- Rcn' sports progtutil. Stholgistic zujliicvctiicitt w.ts not llt'glCl'lC'd hcuulse ol :ill these CXl1'Llt'llI'l'llllllll' Lu'- tivitics, for NH' boasts thc highest inclcx ol' all 1ncn's resident-c hzills :intl hopcs to reniztin in this position as long ns possiblc. Thi' llooi' with thc ltighvst index is presented with ll trophy. This is college? S-.N,5' x K' lf' New .. I 'Y - 13321 ' ik 1 ' I 5. 1 sg, gf. NL- y. , sk' H-4 A The men from Unit A contributed their amount ol: success to the fall for outstanding achievement for all of H-4. The year began by winning the sere- nade participation trophy. Uecupying many Saturday evenings were trade parties and dances with interna- tional themes. These won the acelaini of all who attended. The winter formals of December and Feb- ruary continued in this tradition of successful dances. Echoing this theme of success was the intramural sports prograin in which Unit A placed high in individual, as well as team sports. Intellectual ad- vanteinent was enhanced throughout the year by ' Wir. V2 -Q'N?5Efl .. ' ' . . . , Uf'Jtr.325- H i entertaining laculty guests at dinners. - ,, ,., ' ZIL. g.t4,,'1 ' Ah! What nice new furniture! limi: ltmw: IJ. Ifllglll. l'. Heller. Cllianey. R. RL'f'll1ll'Cl. Nl. Iiarding, I., Hiler, I.. Fettig. FIOIH Row: G, Eqkart, M, SIJlt'llIl.lllIl, ll, llollinan. N. Hull, NI. l'reist'r. SIWIHIII Row: Townsley. T. Cfllllllllll, R. iXsher. YY. l'iI'L'llC'h, P. Grzlbowski. R, Clabvll. ll. Xllllml IX. lllantl, D. Hiller. NI. Melton. R. 'limb Sm ml. 11111: limp: S. l,imllvx', R. XIHIQV, S. .X. limlgn-. Khulna-lulnlll. I..um.ll'. 'lf l'l!1L'icI1, S. Ilmril, ll. I..llll.IlIl. Xl. lllulix. U. NI. H-lgCIIlk'iL'l', NI. Il4ll!I'l'l'. XV, lillaklu. NIsl!un.llsl. Ib. Rww, U. fi. Uilmul. lfmul lfmwr R. Sl.Iil', S. Hlllllk, l'mI.1 Rilxlw, L. Slllllllki. Snmnl lfmr: G. l..ll.1kix. Smlloiln. Cl. l', fgillkiltbll, li. IWJIQCII1' 'lf Clulln-13 H. lnwxy. .P ,f ful: Ifuxu: XY, SICIPIIVIIN, Sllhlll. XY. llwlx. XY. lllmax Ii. 5. 15. hillwll. l'. ll.m1l, lfwul lfmwz l,iIllHL'N. .X S4-igg-l, NI illl, li. SlllllIl'lll1lll'Q, ffl'llIL'lltlUll. R. I'x.llNllIl, R.S1.n1mw, IS. XYL'il.ll1ml. ll. SI.ll1l. R. lil'guIsI1.uw, XY. Cllnislx. XV. lm-xv, l', CL, Nlxcrs, CL, XICSSIIIVI. Nwffmfl llmwz IE. vly.IXlHl', I.. lJum.nx. V. Vl.Iltll'lll'. If XY. llcgul. l'. Ilcllvly XY, Aluxnw. XY. Xl.llli. Nl. lxlmncullln. 46 7 limit Row: Klnlcja, R. Martin, 13. Norris, G. L. Kindcrman. R. llailex, gl. Ucrith. 'II Kelleher. Nl. Klcilarney. YV. Stewart. P. l'lllllLlY. Ymoml Ifozrz lf. lfranlacnlielcl. R. Toll. Nltllonaltl, S. lietthain. lluntsnian. li. Clark, Seelig Y, 4 -168 R. Harper, B. Dowell, XY. Trebs. Front Row: YVhite, R. Martin. I.. R. Schlagenhauf, T. Hall, G. Buckland, Smith, R. Bauman, S. Schubert. H-4 B Most of Unit B is composed of freshmen, and the officers decided to offer them the greatest amount ol' opportunities possible. Dinner guests were in- vited throughout the year to speak to the men. In- cluded in these were O. D. Roberts, Dean of Men: Ifred XVilt, F.B.I. agent: and various Deans of the many schools at Purdue. Through participation in PCIIA as well as Mock Political, the unit gained added political abilities. Social functions of the year included a hayride, trade dinners, sign-painting parties, and weekly dances. A Christmas dance and a Christmas party for orphans highlighted a year ol' enthusiastic achievement. Man! What a ridel 'T' ' ' AQ r'4-I fra Bark Rout R. Falvle. I'Ic-iifer. NI. Mnlish. IE. Inwwn. I.. Snrxlflxurk. IT. XI1Intx1'c'. NI. Bic-Imrislm. I. Iilxtlnz lfmnf Rfmw IVorcIen, F. Balrrett. NI. xIlI'1IL'l'kI. IJ. IX'ilInn'n. S1-mrzfl Hmm ID. II.ul:-x. ID. Pluillilu. Xl. Iliuwlrw. I. Ixilln.1n1.un..X. Xl.mI1gc1'. XI'z1gne1', S. O'IJwnncII. IJ. ISfn'.1k. D. IlntI1el1Iw1'g4-r. li. NI. I31ukI.un. XI. .IL'llIlL'IYK'IIl. IJ. Ifnnm. I:'2'3.L- r R in I 'T-. amy -X' w e -. .eww 'I :ff g q ialij.. 'wig' I I Ax bfi, Q.. E? 1 . 2 .- I Bark Row: R. LeMaster. Chaxnpaigne. F. CI1ilIIlIJ2lIgI1C S. Richardson, T. Flegnl. xl. Sanford. R. Fisqluer. H. Snyder, T. Nelson, Hines. D. Cheatham. Third Row: ll. Rice. XX' Friday, G. Glick, B. Birthright, J. Hunter, R. IVeigand. Ii Rutz, E. Petersen, A. Niedziejko, R. IN'ie-rzbinski, D. Massey Reese. Swmml Rnzv: XY. ClI:n'L. S. O'IJonnell. T. IYOOII. R Miller. D. I.. CL:-.n'x. R. NX'engc1'. I.. Cirwr, G. Halliday. . B. Ifrmltl. lfmnl lfmwz R. Hemming. CG. Paul. R. XI'z1llaCe. I.. Bray. Fiedler. NI. CL. Klflilfrexh. CI. Ilunhanx bl. Hnrlm. 469 Iifnlf linzrz AI. Pznrixh. IS. Clupp. Ii. IUIIIISUII, N. Bnzuright. li. Good, IV:1de. S, XYillinmw. Frrml Rmv: S. IAICIZIS. D. IIILIIIRIIIS limiwn. I.. Swllnk. lx. IIL'll'l'S0ll. B. Gould. G. XYilwn. Z. NI. R. XYitowbki, D. Ilufnznglc, Frickfx D, CIIICTIIISII, A. Bernard SLIIITN, V. NI.uIu'w. Sfwmlzl Rmw: CI. llinlmnlwll. Ii. .Xlgxlrmfz Ramsey, XV. Iitchisoll. N NlM'lllL'l', R. I'l'LllIIIIL'. ID. Mnihs. Nuyu, IIIIIIIIIIIICII. I.. -vi. ..,.Y,-..?. . . ... mmm ..Y' -W W ...,f AN- MN.-. . W 4- M. V,-. ,...-T,.,., ,,.,,. .. .1-.M . D ,T . ,. X,X, 7 m-v--....W- qv , ,, ,V T .,,A,,., ful: Row: R. Kula, Ii. Frzxuisclli, I.. .-Xrnold. Pr. Kumi. A, IJ. limp: XY. Gillvy. .X, I':CIYS'1ll'CIS. S. Hollingsworth. H. Erwin, D Bsukvr. KY. Crm-cnwrmrl. Swrnzrl Raw: IQ. Kuhivuk, XV. Tunney. I,C'lI'E'C, R. Spluwski, D. YVI1ite. D, Jessup, 'IQ Fields. KI. Ripe. D. fIC'I'lIIIlIllSi'lI, I-'. Shaw. Front 70 ., ,,,. .. ..v.-,.--,,,.ww.1..7..-i-v-vr, H-4 C l ' 4 U ' tif' gn gl Sing along with him? llllllll In .nunnn Im' llll'll Imnnl lillv. 'Illia' lu' D xli :nun wnn tlic Ing:-nl nxn' lHllll'Nl IllLll was livlcl lic tux-vii gill nl lln' llrl nnitx, 'lxliu sign Ihllllllllg' inn IUSIS slwniwiccl In lln- lmll xwiv .lllX.lXN villa-11-cl 21 lun x-,inning lmmlnx wen- nlitgnnccl. lln' lIlL'll ul funn lnxt plain nn nm ul llnn pup 1 ally . if ' mul in llic mc 1 mllics, Ilnx was 1 Hun - - ' ' . ' '. . ning in tlnn ilinx llnxn nun nc Innnml In ull nnnm nn mnnpns llin llnx nn In Nllll, in Iln lllll nnln ll itll lnln NIJHIIS lnnn nn X lnmu li lillx ix ls lvl nmnul ln 1g,,flg lffmig QQ' ljl-Hufii. XY, YQ-,lglg-yu R, O4-1-ily. ij, 'lgnglg-13 H, HH'llxi'llfK'lll. li. NlIlll'l', C. Xlinvr. Iwffnl li'fm': ll, lilinm NCXVIHII, R, Ylllillvll, X, 5llllIllt'W41llll. G. llc-x, Smfmfl Rmw: 9llHl lZ R- l 'NllU'Vl ll- ll lfl'l !1 ll- Ylmllillx- H- l'l ll D. Hairm-4. li, Ciillann. G. Gnllim. XY. Snxznlx. IB. Xl. I1'llf4'll'il. ll. L ll-HIWIL limi: Rnzu: C. lNI,2Illlgll, D. Ilillklin. li. Ixus. R. Turf: 'l'. S. T. R. Quick. Fmnf Rmw: R. f,hKC'l'l'CiillC'!x. T. Goodrich Rulminwn. CJ. Clfmrmr, R. Chunk, T, Lilmerty, H. Roberts, Uvcrmycr, D. Vcricmini, XV. XVCIIUVIJITII, L. Graf, P Smfnzfl lfmrz I. Cllznrk. P. ,I-llfllllili. R. I'1'csn1n'. A. Baxter. rlilllllllliilll. YV. Pfzmsticl. l'. 'II .Xluxnncln-r, J. .Xnkm't, D. Swartz, H. Bender, S. Linko. Burl: Rmw: B. Klllflkifk, NY. Bnmrofl. C1lTI1iC', S. Rose. K. Yam:m1olo, Ifmnl Rnzvz XV. Dove. R. Haskell, .X. Srllcre Ilm-inlm:nm. .X, Hyatt, 'I'. Iimmk, R. l'cclr-rscn, P. Baldwin, B. Tankcrslcy, Nl. Hufnngc-l. L. Engellwrg. If. Pmlmn. NI I. .X. Imflin. Ywmzfl lfmw: XY, Bra-nl. Hcmlcrsml. Hhod. O'Nf.nl1u11v, sl. CIlmunu'y. I . Alznwk, FS. Hcllmling, C. NI4Ki11lCv. W 47 I Burk Row: RoIJCrtS0n. N. Morris. NI. O'Hara. If. II.trtm1inn. Ywfffzifl limit 'If I'.n1Ittk. I'. Ilxtrlwi. I.. Ilickx. I. Ulwn I II. Stonecaxh. I.. Ihtrcliws. R. VIVIIICQ. D. liaxt. Il. Hartman. R. Wlntv. Cl, I-Stihlin. R. Xltnttll. I. 5II.lXl'l'. I . Satnlmtit. NI. Burlt-igh, D. Haniwal. R. Brrg. X. Schulz-r. R. I-'I.ttt. CI. I.. NIVIIIIJII. R. Rainwx. XY. Si.fIimi.tIt. X. lwinltlix. lwml lfmw: Balnner. C. I.a1tn'. Tlzirfl Ifmv: Stc-tQ. R. Smith. XVrigIn. R, IIaII. It-IIin.in. I. KVI atiglilin. I. Ixiv.tgvi'. I.. I-r:th.nn R. Hathaway. R. Clase-y. I. Stovall. NI. Brancltm, CL. Potter. R. II. IirismII'. S. .Xnlit-r. I. XInIt.th.i. lb. Rttlwrrx. 'l. Nvlttm. If Harmon. D. Hatlscn, XY. XX'aIker. I. Crav. D, P. Iiischcn. I. NI1thgm. Clttwk. w. sztitakian. I. Meyer. '11 xtmin. R. AIIIOIIIIIIRII, Ii. niftiii. ' H-4 D A nnmhcr of firsts ran hc- attrihtttctl to the mt-n of I'nit D. They wcrc instrumcntal in UYQZIIIIYIIIQI thc' pep signs spelled nut with thcir rrmni Iights, This was a first for anyniic' on tht' ratnpus and prmrtl to hc quite cffectivc. They wcrc alsn first lu t'Itotm- a mascot-fa sad Immking alligator named Hat Mawr . It was posted on the I'nit bulletin hoarcl for Gx'e1'yoilc' to set' and since has Iaecmnc' the fifti- Cial syinhol for men Iiving in I'nit D. Thc first ul a series of informal mixers and r6t'0rcI dances was sponsored hy Unit D. Anotlier first was noted when the men from l'nit D cIiSt'm'6'r6cI Imw diI'I'ic'uIt it wax to get to class on time-thcy assumed the H-4 gait . Beat N.D., say H-4's ingenious men. -n XO Klum CARY COUNCIL xliidciiis womlci' what iiigilws :III the Ciirv Ilaill units swiii iiiiitcd. 'I lic ziiiswcr to this tiiiitlv t ll lt! sm cslioii is llic llgiry Hull I .xcc'1ilix'c' CIOUIICII which s Aix ll LilNlI'LIIIIlIlUY among thc units ivliciievci' Qi 'izil cu-lit is plqiiiiicd. amd wliicli works with unit PI'L'Sc'IIIiIIIYt'S lu solrc any prolilc-iiis that iiiiiy .irise Count il im-iiilicis iiisiirc lliail units gill work together ind rix.iIrx' is Lcpt on gi slriftlx' lricndlx' IILISIS. flue . 1 Council also Iiclpcd iiizikc thc winter loriuzil, NX'IiispL-riiig Piiics. thc siiucss it mis. We 74 must work to abolish women's hours. ' . 1 M -gg , 'FN fm' alibi john Pickett, President of Cary Ihnli limi: H. flixiiiicli II. IfIlICI'Ll'IiIJUlIiCI', R. Gillord. G. Reisx R. Hand, R. I-Iinclimin D Smith T Bartes J XY. Leer. I.. W. Smith. Prim! limi-: I. Nloorc. J. Hemclieii, 5. Barnard, j. C. Iickett T Inner Llc'-nic-m, P. Pollard. CARY JOINT CQUNCII. Bark Razr: B. Crrlmcr. 17. KlliikE'lAlD0kkf'l', R. Cliffonl. CL. Rciw R. Hznml. liz HimI1m.m. IJ. Smith. 'If B.ll'll'lQ. XY. I.L'f'l, L. S Front Run! X. Rf'lllllllflIl, R. l'llIIlliLt'l'. I,. RQ'lllIht'l'l. XY. B1'1wwQ1', I1 NhIQ'l'k.lll1'. R, Sklllllblltl. Xl. IJIIIIIMIIII 2 512 I Back Row: Hemcllell, P. Pollard, XY. Rogers. R. tQUl'Ll47ll. Hz1mb.n. nl. Xlofvrc. lx.C.le-111em.'I'. Rincrk. N h Front Rmv: B. Feikle. CI. Yokomoto. sl. Nmnmmncl, S. Blllsllillfl. Cl. Pigkc-rm, I . Wilkvy. R. Wclc . Once upon a time . . . tk lt'nu': CQ. Hansen. ID. llarlson, R. Rettig. XY. 'l'rel'finger. lx 'Ik-mple. XY. Fiotl., Rohleder. R. SLllIlfl'CI'. Cooke. I Ihinl Irma: l.. xvlllll, ,L Hans, M. Shaw, D. Lallen, ltrge, XV. Rx-etly. Ciarroll. IJ. Prime. B. Delaney, XV. CARY A The men ol' Clary Hall Unit A have as their mascot the owl. and some of the characteristics of the owl seem to have grown on these men. The wisdom that is always associated with the owl is obvious in Cary A. because this Unit won the scholar- ship award for having the highest grade index in Cary Hall. All of their free time is not spent with the books though. Cary A men are active in Hall sports. and hy putting fun-filled time into the con- tests, they came out first in table tennis and basket- hall. Like the bird Cary A men are night owls. Their nightlife included trade functions, dances, dinners, and hayrides to name only a few of the many. NVorley. Secmzrl Row: D. Paik, L. Ichida. R. Gifford, C. Mutil. CI. Yokomoto, D, Dening, ml. XValker. Frou! Row: D. Ryclieski, 'l'. Ennis, li. Martin, XV. Christenson. li. Timmer, D. llanner, Ginter. S. llzisper. Baal: Row: R. Nlchlncr, R. SIICPIICIKI. A. Bisalmtf, I . Under. R. Ifmllcl, l', I il:.m.uull. I. lfink. I.. liluln-lg N. lrnkim. XY. CG. Gxzrclce, IJ. NIk'!sll'I'Il.ll'llI, EI. IJcIi1l1. BI. RL'IlI1L'I'. D. Clurcy. Lung, L. EI. Sllclllwln. lfmul lfum: II. f1l.n'k. R. I'i4k.mI, bl vfwnl Rmw: bl. Nwumlc, Slmupc, Ii. Ilolmwn. II. Umlllcu. Milxlu-II. R. IIvnIn'x'. IV. lung. If.. liumix. I.. Rzumnvl, fuk Rmu: R. Mumv, T. I..uwIis. IV. Kcslcr. KI, XI'I1illinghiII. NI4fXI.1Iw1l, SHIHIIII limvz IV. I'.nlliI, 'I'. Slmunlv, Cl. R. Yun IICIIIAII, I.. Miller, I, Iritl. Rmlxcl. .X. limlmll, I. IQ.lIlI.lIl.IIl. ll, Sink. II. Imul, Nmnmlul. IJ. .Xlny II. Ixilkwuocl, I'. Slccprr. P. fIlI'K'lIlIJIxIl, XY. I.CcI, L. XVQIIINI. XI1iIuIIu11l, IJ, IRIlIIIx4,'l'IJlllIil'I', I-:mil Hmw: S. nlvllkills, IIIIIINI Huw: IV. Nglwrmki. I. IiL'lltI.lII. II. YOII111.1l', R. I.L'Illl'I. Iy IIIIIXCII. XY. II.nIIU'. Rinlguyn. I.UIIllx, CQ. 1-rI1.1ugI1, L. Cl. Stiles, Ii. IX'iscu1p, ISIXILICII, IV. Gmmmk, XVI-lmr, R. lfmrrli R, RILI1lIllL'f'L'l', D, .-Xrnlmlx, R. Coy, IJ. I'uwcII. A. I'mvclI. 477 'fr Iiful: lfmwi li. IX'I1ipku11 IJ. Xl.1gl1l1m11. S. IIJXCIIS, Cl, NIQIIU. Y.lllILl. R. Xlcngcs. Gzlrlzcll. CI. SCIILIIIILIII. f' Xlinllzwlwll. CI. Ilcilwlr. K. IIllgL'lI, IS. CIQIIIIILIII, IJ, xIL'YL'lk. R. IILIIIII. Ci. lilmmcl. 1 IlHIf Huw: Ii, I.. Iilalllsc. XY. I'IL'llSIL'Y. I. Illlllll. l'lmfl limp: ll. llc-IIm'.1. VI. I I.uk. S. lSgu'ngmI. bl. 17, Rulmcrls, Cl. I'Il'k'llLIl, K. lignlnlwn-Il. S. Hiller. QI. SIIIIIUIIICI1 R W IIHNIL'IIl'l', ff. IIIIIYIIIIUNUII, 'If Ilgllmgl, II. N. IIIIIIIIIJS, I'. XYVIII1. R. Iugillbill. Il1'vx'ul1, IT. If. lfinl.ay, CQ. IQ. l-'iwumlmx Nauru! lfmr: 'IQ lllxu. 151111: lfmui II. Rulkumki, I.. CMM, R. -IUIICN, D. fIt'Ol'Ql', I'. Um. R. Bvlgemlanlll. I. Rulmgmls, C. Gzlull, G. BL-ll. Flon XY. IIllllItIxN, R. IIII'IIllIIll. 'If IIt'l'llllllll. I', 'I'm1'm, SVIUHII Row: 'If NllXl'I'4,D5kL', Clzlllliclcl. D. I'I:11'llalgc, NILIJLIIIE lfnivj R I Il1Ix. 5ll'uillY. Il, Ixx'IIY. R. XYL'I1sl1'l'. IV. I'. II, cillf. II. BIKCLICSCII. -ITS l CARY B Any Purcluc girl with ai little nt-rw shuulcl tzilxc ll c'li:tnt'c :incl plates hcr itiuitcv on it Lgirv ll nigtn. Shu . , . v - is surt' tu CUIIIL' out gtlicgitl sintc the fury Ilgill l nn li incn ure' :ill gtmcl hcts. Tht- unit hits hgicl :ill ul the usual social crcllts such its gi i't'um1'cl hop. truth' parties, and gt luiyriclc. lflmrcxcry l'nit ll int-n shulf fled thcir iclcxts :incl pullctl out smut' ncw triclm, ilillC'll'SCl1iUl'fill1Il1llllllCl' tht- night lmclmt' tht- Clurtl Pztraclaf was it nt-w inxt-ntimi. 'fhcir wiiniing play was prnclucccl with inut-h liinliirc. 'lin cncl tht- war the nit-n ul l'nit I3 tullgilmixttctl with l'nit CI in tht- i spring to lizirc Qin exciting nl.LlSYllgllS Night ggnnlil- l lllg panty. Accultllllg tu its pxtsl sllcccss, this Illg ht ix -- qtticltly hccmuing, gui guinugtl gillqiir lur l'nit 13. Nogdleg-3 Cary Hall delicacy! lituk Huw: 'lf Stuliuri.tL, lf. Stlilung. R. 5lt'glllA'i1'l'. XY. litultiitglrnu, l.. linntvt. I-I1lxNllIl.xxi,Sllflllxl. I. llvllrilu' Scllclizilg, Cl. Se't'gt'l'. .X Bt-tlcl. CL. Nulnlmtx CQ. Hulin, l'. l1lwl'. Xwim1fllffm': R. Xllllllll K.. lkillxtmiulxi, R. llllgitvl. lx XVIII-wx li. Slllllll, I.. llkhlxlv. 5, l,UllL'llxL'li. Thin! limit YY. Imliluli, ly lluiiltitvx. S. linux. ll. Xl'ulxt'lix. l', Xlilluly l'm11l lfmw: R. L:tuclicin.t, IB. Xlcginuis. KY. NltLgiughlin, NY. Rt-giur, U. Xl. Wxiinv. IS, Kliniu-rp N. lilcu-l.iiul. ll. X'.inhit'I. I. Clfilwtlt- liivtlt-wir, Spuiiglc. xl, Y. Riiliimlwil. D. Xlillivlin. CL. I. lluiiluiwii, Y. kI.uinl. ll. Still. 4 79 limi: lfmv: CI, Clay, lf. Crillith, S. Cliston, R. Finkel, I.. Fllllllll, T. Rishaxy, D. Lyons, D. Schaefer. Front Row: Rolmillsull, Hcnrx. l.. Haunnond. IJ. llrorkvlinan. Xwmnl ,'1'. Mobberley, Sexton, G. Nabhan. C. Sliver, Van mv: llutkiuan, xl. Conquest, llonicrford. XY. Syoboda, Sletla, R. Muntz. 4 8 O CARY C This school year has been one of remarkable change for the Bunnies of Unit C. Filled with tremendous unit spirit and unit pride, the upper- classtnen welcomed the freshmen in the fall. As in past years the eleven-foot blue and white bunny, symbol of Unit C, was displayed on the Cary Hall tower on football weekends and special occasions. The year's activities ranged from the winning of Ye Ole Tin Bucket from Unit D, the Cary NVinter lforinal to the unforgettable Unit C. spring party. Tunes could be heard late into the night as the unit Cilee Club practiced its songs. Their many appear- ances throughout the year were cliniaxed by partici- pation in the annual University Sing. . N . . N16 1 :ERI E2 limi: Rmr: fIl'l'l'Il, XY. lfimh, 'If hnimlvr. R. Hlam. I-I. IY.1lscnl. :X, XYQNIIILT. Ywfmlrl limp: R. IIlllPIbl'lllII.lI. ll. I'IUII'IU.III, II, X, IIVIVINIIII, Ixuv. XX. RWIIIIIDN. IS. I'Il'IxI1hIIl, limi: Rum: I.. RL'lIlIM'l'l. I. Ii.lIt'llI. H. IUIICN. Xl, IIVIIIIIIU, XY, R. I'IllNlllIl. R. I'imkn-ll, I'. IIlllIIL'Ill, lllull. I'nkm-ll. Thizrl limv: 5I.lllgIlli'II R, Sm11.nx'. R. Ill-lwx. R. Ilvllllix, I. Iillls. XTIIINIIUIIQ. R, Ucwwl. t.IIIIl'NN. li. IIllllll'l. , , N. R. Rulxllllg. I-wwf lfuari lx, lmm. IP. MMIII. lx. Haul, U, CAA, IYvll4Lg:'1', Ifvli, xflllllll llmri I7. IIt'l'NllL'l'. I.. SIHIIII, I., IXIIIIIC, ID. NIM. In RuI.1mI. lvmll Cham-, XY. Ihmu-13 I. IIIJII, IJ. Billing x M lxrz I Ilknlxllml. I Llbl ggfna gg In il 'Q 1-115 wus E, 'W ., 51. IW NAM' 11111: 1?11z1': CI. xIII.l. R. IY11gf111cl'. D. CI:1II, R. D11k111s111l. CI R, lII1.1pIi11. R. ClI1:1xlc'1-11. Il. IJilI'II4HV, IJ. .MI1w1,1rtI1, R. f,L'l7CI lx. l11'11w11. II. I511wc1's. U. II1'11w11. .S'1'11n11I lflPII'f H. IflctcI1cr IJ. I!.11111'Iw11. SLllll'I', P. UI1111, N. I.cc. Millur. R. SicIi11 IIIII1' lfmw: I.. 1.1111111111 R. II1g1I1111, I.. Nlyvr. Ix111111s. C-. f.1111x. ClI11l1xw11, IL. blcxlnillgs. R. I.c'1111111S. R. SCIIIIICIICI' I. C-11lli11. I . .XI'IiCllIK'IIQ, S. Yun IIL'IIL'll, 'II Bz11'I11. 'If Smith l'l1111l Iimvz lI.1i11. T. BllI'Iit', D. l111ck1'i111. NI. I.4111l1di11. U. Xlwp. R. I.. Hi111I1111:111, D. S111i1l1. IJ. Boyd, H. 'l'11111s1111. II. fL.1111I1l1-, I. IILl1'Iil'I', I'. I'11II:1r1I. IV. ,XI'IJlllIiIL', R. Di1ki11s1111. RQ iii 5 11 , 'III mu fe I-'. D1-ie, R. Hrcm, B. Feiklc, XV. IQIIIIIIIIJIII, R. Ha1111Ii11. Ifrolzi lC1111': KI. I'4t'IlIIIl1IlI, R. Griifin. R. 5cI11116Itc1', AIOI'gllIl, B. I. I.2IIllIl'I'IlIlllI, R. AIL'lIUlIl. S. Nclll. H. 1.111111 . -1 , , . - H. DOI4t'IllII'C. C.. 'l11I111s1111. .S1'1111111I lmzv: C.. Boyd, C. L.x':111s, H. I'LlI'SilPIlllI', 11111111s, IVa1lI4i11s. N. M111111'i. R. CII'LlIIlgL'II. P. Jones, SLIIICI-. l'.l'UlIf 1c1lIl'f IJ. XIvl'l'lIt'l', G, St1111I1, IJ. Grim, XV. Rccves, G. M1lii1111cv. IYiIbu11, ll. IV:1Ikc1'. YV. Kl11111pl1111. 'I'. Novak, NIt'11I'I'. I I xiii wif 531 1 , 1 Qfmgi A-II 6 9 K- lr lE iG'?'13 Y ':'Q ',' 11' gl IsI:25'T?l?i' 'll I'-515-x E 'I' 551' Hi 55,5 If QM' 151141: Row: .'X. ll.1dleX', li. Xlerrimztn. HI. l.ohm1mn. XX'. lillllglllllllll. F. Xlzniote. XY. lilliolt. Cl. l'ntnlis, KI. l'lll'.lSllllll.l. L. lxeene, I., ltxett. R. Xl4tkel.t, lx. XX ells. Pm. l?el.lsle. Nwfoml How: R. Llolherg, l,. jones, R. lledeg.nd, il. Xlitisela. I. CARY D Unit D is the only unit on eztmpus that operates it newspaper. The l,CllClCl'H informs the men ol what is going on around cznnpus as well :ts around the unit. In sports. trophies have heen tzlpturetl in hnsketbzill. swinmiing. and volleyball throughout the year. These have been added to the others Io make ll grand total ol over fifty. It also keeps the men informed on the progress in the lorensits ton- test. to which Unit D has devoted ll greztt deal ol time :ind energy. Seholnrsllip listings showed that Unit D beezmie the chzmlpions lor two semesters in ll row while it encouraged tontinued sneeess. The presentation ot the all-cznnpus pep trophy to l'nit D was also znmonneed in the paper. f5 '?1. . . . -. g. . , . ' I I Ill' 1' 1 . A ge ,p if ,1 gtg gl 1 1 1-,'i 'l Ira! I' 6 l cil'i'Q,1II'X'. X. .XlsL'lN, X. lfergusson. ll, llomeluin R. lhtl l . . . , 5olm.m. l,. lg. lnd.ux. In l'ol.llltl.l'rov1l Iwi ll Cn-ulnh XX Rohlnns. R, Rxsmlon. XX'. ll.rll. XY. X'eh . , V - f.Ulll.I1l, lx, lwlblll. f..llllplrt'll. Woodcarving 595 for Cary seniors. Q ' X lln . ll. Smith XX 1-:vu nr-:anna ' HHH 5 -Inn..- . .. RK. . ' 9 .N - L .: 5 i l 5- F hifi: lfmwz Xl, Foiitwt. QI. llt-1'sl1qnit'1', D. fiUlllIllL'yL'l'. M. R, Hzintl. R. Grnhznn. R. I,opp, XY. Rogers, C. HHllSl. Front Voice, R. Rzulilli. li. laxtw, X. Xl'1tglu'r'. K. Brown. Samir! Rmw: Horn: 5. I , lfoho. R. Rmt-ntrete1', G. Hostetler. I.. Ritliatrclson, R, l'ilQ'IIllIllllQ. Rotktw. K., lJc'll'ilI. ll, llroolu, lf. Young. llvllhllll, l'clsl4al. I don r see any giant down there. 484 CARY NE The Vikings of Nortllczist inzuigurutecl the new school yezn' with their tmclitionzll fun-filled pifnic :it Happy Hollow. Here the IllllSL'lll1ll' freslnnen clctiioiistmtetl to the uppeu'l:1ss1nen how they won the Quaid tug-ol'-wzn' chgunpionship, an honor which Nortlicgtst lreslilncn have won for as long as anyone can lit'lllt'IlllJC'l', However, the freshmen were shown their plzuc as the llIJIJCl't'lllSSIl'lCI1 soundly whipped them in the annuztl lootbzill game. lVith unit spirit Vlllllllllg' so high the year promised to be ll very zictiyc one. Palttuipzuion in at hayride as well as other tmclc parties was just the beginning of this activity. In coinbinzition with Yziwter Hull, Northeast worked cliligently on the Mock Political Convention. Q - Iiml: Rmv: H. Rlmlvtl, KI. Slum. Smith. P, XIUIILIIA. 'lf .X. QI. Nl.rgx.n'. R. Ixlrin. 'lf Ulnlw Tlnkcll. S. Smv. I.. Slum. Kultillg. I.. XYt'.lW.'lA. R. Muru. lla-mx, Xlncllvl, Il, l,fn.1ll lr ml I. 1 l IM I ll. Cl1:ur,.S'1'1nl111 lfmw: R. 5Ll1LllL'lIlJllI'g. l'. Xlilim. I. IQLWIIIIUII. XY1vrlul.lk. l.. RAIIINVX. I. l.lllll lx S1 131111: Ifnzwi I'1nl1cx.n1' ll. fxllllll. R. l,.ull11'. 13. Sl.1fIk:'l1I. ll. X.XYlmtul1. If XI.l1XI1lYl.lll. HnLlll'm', D. S1lIllli'lN, ll. lliulrinll. .X. l'L'I'1'il.l. ,Xfzmzrl lfum: KI, Xlul1l.:1'. X, Rmlmllmll, YV. Slrulxcl. IQ. fQlIlIllk'lA, XI. Rllfmmlx. liilulxlli. IJ. XYHIIUI. x . 9 What is a tropical dance without realism? , . , . . , limi: limw: ll. ll.nrlv. I.. llullman. l. Hmtf, llalkyard, S. 'l'.ixlo1', li. Kl.iscl.mu'.nlla. I. Kleier. ID. XYlit-alley. li. Cummins. Ywffmfl lfmr: IJ. Clonine. Xl. llullotk. XY. XYl1et-ler. D. Kamis, Cf. lllllI'1'Nlll'. R. lll'l'Illll, l.. l,lllllL'Ii. Chess. I. lJlllllIlQllI'lIlI, QL. ' A CARY E Since Cary E is the largest unit in Cary, the men find it necessary to do things in a big way. Their annual 'Too Doo Island party is an excellent example. Large palm trees and over two tons of sand were incorporated to make this dance as fabul- ous as possible. Two hundred orchids and exotic beverages were offered to guests at the dance. Con- tinuing in the spirit of things. Cary E contributed a large share to the money Collected for charity by Cary Counril. Cary East Day is another Big Thing in which the men participate. After preparing for an entry in the Cary trieyele race, the men assemble at a park and have a picnic and day of fun. This keeps spirits high for the rest of the year. lflt-ltl1el', H. Sparks. lfrmzf Razr: S. Sleep, KI. Holliman, L. Tretter. Holden. E. Olson, D. Letkrone, KI. Stoner, T. Chen. 486 Burk lfmvr C. Lindcll. D. Hqxtliulri. D. li:11u'n1Q1l1. I.. :Xl1L'kt', XIUTQAII, R. Lui. I. Nurfurcl. lfmnr lllmw CI. Lcing, I5 D. Bllllklllllll. I'lCTSlIIlClkgL'l'. I. XX'vln'm'1', G. Clglsanmlu. .Smmzfl XYilli:m1N. RI. B.1il'nl. R. RllIllIlL'l'Q. R. l:1l1'lllL'l'. D. lJill1ll.lll. KI. Rnzu: R. Hunlikcr. 'lf liillcrk, Il. Hlll'lL'f'. K. flIK'lllL'llN. X. Ilclmlnfll. Ii. Ilintl. Olmshi, CI. Nislmlwn, H. Sllllil, SlL'W.ll'I, X. 'I.ll'lIiN, li. Burl: Ifmvz R. Iim'.u.:1. D. Nlriuin. CI. Cruz. N. XYiIlClliIl. li. .Xrtllulx Ii. I':1xm', EI'ilRNf'lIl. R. Rink. R. H.u'Iwn4x11. D. Kennel. L. Cllllll. Vogel. rlhhllllllivill. R. IJLILRXVJIH. S. Meyer. Ablmtt. KIUIICN. Frmzl Row: 'If Sailmrmv. Il. klnncs G. Nlormll. 5. Hull. XY. Ilullglxux. T. Xvll. Smfnzfl Ruzr: R. IJ. Ficldi. Hgmh. R. Nuhfrr. IJ. Laila. XY. XYL'illl9t'l'Q, S. Rule-Ilv. F. S11if4fCk1lllC. I.. Cimkn. F. Nlcrmll. H. Hgltficld. .X. H,lXK'RiI1S. R. X'.n1'gn. 487 CARY E llic l'li1tnt'i'a1ts ol' ilziry li have dune nntrli to pimiiwtc liniiiiuiiy within the unit. An iiicrczisccl par- titipatimi bl' thc lizictilty guest prugrxnii has been inznigurzitccl this year. Nlcn arc eiicutitxigctl to in- xitt- inenibcrs ol the fztculty to XVCClllt'SClll'y' night clinnt-rs ivliitli nrt- lkrllmvccl by tlisctlssiuris. This cnziblcs thc lauitlty tn g6l ztulliniiitecl with the inen ul Cigtry lf on :in inlurinzil basis. Pictures ol' the Cary li Ugly. tlic trityclc ixtct-, :incl Urnntl Prix were gniimiq the spcciail events umllcctecl in their scrap- lmuk wliifli was to be at picturinl r0t'nrcl nl' this ycair. l'ztt'tit-iputioii in Nluclt Political :il'l'orcls :in uppurtutiity' lor zivliicxiiig QYCLIICI' unity. limi: limp: R. l..lXYIt'lIlL'. I, Cmlt-N. Nl. Ciwr. R. Xllml. XY. I. Ntinbltx R. lmit: CL. llurrgtll. lf. l.gnnb, B. xvlL'llK', CI. Hobbs, R, lSllll. l.. luhiiwll. flzlrfl ltmv: l. lwlilliiotn. Prnt. lu. ltulil, l.. lX'ilIt'w1', NY. Grgtlixmi. NV. fiibwii, XY. Nlcflulgiii. R. Xl. Rt-win, CI. Spiglit. D, Snult-r, H. Rupp. IJ, lllk, R. . Jcszw... , Ultimate energy produces a sign Stliillwn. Xflllllll Razr: 'lf linrtcls. H. Curtin, M. Brunner XI. Blzintl. ID. Lt-ini. H. Ggnrriwn. H. Hamlin. R. XVywiig. B Stunt. 17. lictkctt. Ifmnl Ifmv: Albright. XV. Sute, Gtitinzni. 'lf lhtngliri. R. llliwiiirsr, Smith, Hilvcrstitk li. Stliultl. 488 Snow itself provides a Christmasy atmosphere for Cary, There is special service tonight. 'WF' .- 'Q-M ,E .1:.:- . . and the annual Cary triangle race wma 489 PROFILE OF Fitting all our clothes into that tiny closet . embarrassing moments caused by co-ed living . dancing up a storm at the fall street dances , freezing our toes on the long walk to class . . peace in the unit only alter everyone's gone . . . waiting for the excitement of Snowflake Fantasy . . . walking througli rain, sleet, and snow to meals . . . making poprornhliving in danger' . . . trials and tribulations of a party line . . . stocking up a supply of food from the vending machines before hours . . . ascending Mt. Everest for a cozy night's sleep. Maybe there was a lack of space, but there certainly was plenty ol lun for the residents of State Street and Gables Courts. THE COURTS 3 Representing the Courtiers in eznnpns :1fl'z1i1's and covordinzitilig their ntnnerons activities is just part ol the responsibilities ol' the llourtier lixeentive lloxirtl. Along with this, the lfxeeutive Brznirli carries trlll the clietzites and refers legislation to the joint .Xssenihlyx The Clonrtier executive officers zincl presi- rlents of the six State Street Courts and Fowler House compose this hoard, with the Courtier govern- or. Mike Mnrer, presiding :it eneh meeting. Once gignin, toeclnezitionzil living' prerziilecl in the Courts zrtltling many LlClY1llll2lgC'S to the Kionrtier utinosphere. Nlnny other interest groups :along with the experi- ence ol sell'-gtwerntnent helpetl to nuke Clourtier lile at thzillenging experience. Mike Murer, Governor COURTIER EXECUTIVE BOARD limi: limit: XVhite, K. Dt-rhy, D. Nltliinley, C. Ceih, lf. li. A. Christensen. NI. Klurer. XY. Linnetneier. KI. Kuhn J G, Polinntl. H. HtSwf't-tiev, j. .L ilaislnnztn. XV. Netltlen, T. Stgtllortl, P. linutlunnni. l'llll'IlCY. lfmnl Rnzwi D. Alolinsion. G. Boris. K. Ross, XVzniner. 492 -4-Vi M6 Milt ft 6196 5 fr- r M42 it ,A IS' lg? 131101: Iforv: lY.unier, D. Kozlowski, filoolx, R. lhhotson. D. ljinluiis, ll, liroll, ul. Cirtty, Soite. lfronl Row: D. Clotx I. Hoclowatl, Nl, Klonger, IJ. lxoflowslxi. H. lY.uri'eti. R. Ifunke, P. Linus, 'lf l'lllI'Ill'l'. li. l'.tluu'eutel'. Mow. li. lluttlierson I. l.,utliu.il, IX. l.ll1s IX. Long. R. K-ilin.in, XX. liixtiistt-tter. R.tlIt't'tx. l.. llunniug. on. Xmonfl Noir: li. .Xucleisoi1, G. Boris, XI. liiiu.tk. 'llieim-i. FOWLER HOUSE This yefu' lountl lfowler House working o t'hiltl1'eu ol' the tonuuunity. E xi M - lt's going to be a good year! 493 inzun' llllCfSUllli1lIIllJllS lile. Talking xtclxzuitatge ol then unique positions-the only resiclenve hall zihle to choose its ineinhers-the inen enclean'ot'ed to iniproxe their scliolztstie index. social interests. attixities and sports pgtttticipatioii. Their socittl yegnt was tlnistened with at Plztyhov Penthouse Panty with the zttlie det orzuecl like the extlusixe eluhs in the lzugei' cities The zittin' was also the scene lor other tiutclitional events helcl for the orphztnecl :incl llllClt'l'Pl'lYllC'gCLl 1'!v1 fvgy, ,v'F'vv15y1irv'v uttoassafuffaooobfm is C106 5.00 cpm mms. ' .mosamu af' 2 rwgyvgn as QSM oowaavi -V' nfwoaoont fd we N e Nj A ':: -3 ' I N' , 'ii HMV ,il ' Q I Q I b 6 - - I .0 Q H .1 .N I . I T limi: Ruin: D. flI't'llKIUll5, Chance, Ii. Pnncochar, D. Iilein. I XItI'x1clt S lcklcs I R I I I- t c r I., Finlrock, S. Elkins, P. Mosiman, A. Feeley. M. Simonel, ,. . 1' 1 'Q ' A , ., einsc 1, ', 'ram '. Hasara, B. IJ. Reed, I.. Layman, S. Cage, S. Cook, Front Row: Iiiburl, Nlaslcllcr, li, Roscntlial, Cl. I.. Brask. lf. K. I-Ioll, C. Gibson. N. Snow, D. Ilowell. H. Silbc-rman, M. Mayo, L. Theiss, M. Srfmzfl Ruth: R. Swindler, C. Lcmar, I.. Graves, 'I'. Mai , '. il lx Rc-icl, S. ATIIIZIKUSI. M. liowsman. M. Berry. Hobbs. 494 COURT I This is the third year that women have returned to Court I, and they feel it's been the best yet. Be- sides having song tests, snowball lights and frisbee matches with the men ol: Fowler House and the Courts. they have their own social life. The year began with a Harvest Hoedown consisting of square and folk dancing. Fowler House dining room was decorated like a red barn, complete with a scarecrow, corn stalks, milk cans, and straw. Besides social Iunetions, Court I had a successful year sciholastieally with numerous women receiving invitations to the scholarship banquet held in their honor. I just love snacks, What a study break? ' 1.1: J, ..:. :.f:::i.- 1--: ,. Q: ,, . .,., 2 : .,,,,,,.5. .: Burk Row: KI. Bzlkcr, K. C1l11'imu'mc11. D. licil. R. Iyillll, N. fl, xYi'l'llliIlillll, S. Nlligl,ligl'l', Y. 1'.llL'l'lS', li. Nlvymkc. N. Fulp S. Hurt, B. Bill-kL'T. l'. Chmlv, II. NHHWH-llcy, KI, Stmkum, H. I'. Pctliu. l'klUIll Rum: Urine, I. liximlgu. ll. Cimlllws. I' .X. Kirwan, xVllL't'lL'l', Swfmnl Ruzuz L. Hgurix. S. limiinglun, Rum, I.. Bilflll. li. II:-wilt, Ii. Slumt, Xl. lilnuling, CI. Hzmkcx I.. Curr, L. Ei1kCIlIJ1ll'y, H. Kinhpr, IF I-'c,m141ugI1L. S, liglqlglyy, Cl, Maflllm-, N, IQt'llllL'4lj. ng 495 lp Q 2 me W 1 J , ix ' X ' N Let me get my Mortar Board. ' 1 . . , w' Now Ive seen everythmg. - fl: Rmv: ID. H.lll.llll5lIlL', XI, A. Hummel. I.. I. StIIillllllt'1. .IL-Ikfrics, H. Y. Kznstlv. Ifmnt lfmv: B. NCXVIIIHII, IJ. lilickinger, S I,. Allllllg0lIlCI'f', I, Slim-, li. fillllllfflllllll, Nl. .Xslc-mllw, HI. lllllkdillg, N. XX'l1rfl11lx'g, lx. liiscln. M. H1llIlll1t'1'. NI. XVQ-Ich, 61.153 K. Rinazkcr. Swmrffl Ifmv: Il. Miuixky. Ii. Slum: S. I'. Yznmlc1'Hcyclc11. L-cllwmmi. DI, Il1H. A. Cllv.nw1.1ml. XI. lJm'm'1'. I.. SK'l't'll, G. v I I I i 1 I A l I 496 limi: Rum: Ii. Fogarty, A. Bl'lt'lll1Slil. ll. linker, DI. liitltlle. NI. Fitzgerald, li. li. jones, Cl, M. Duxall, li, ,X. .Xltt-root. 17. l.. Boggess. .Srmrul Razr: L, Liclcliartl. li. Nzuleriiiati. li. Brolin-l'g. Nl. Meyer, CI. I,. Forsgreli. L. .X. B.ttle.tu. K. 17:-rhs. l,. lfclul. COURT II Coecluc'ational living is just great. The women of Court II will tell this to anyone. liating with men and serenacling other result-lice halls together was only part of the built-in social lile in the Courts. The women of the Courts, Court I and II, comhiuecl to sponsor a fall dance, The Harvest Hoeclownf which started the year off right. . . , , , . , . . l lx. Hiller, llXllllllIlL'll. X, c..ll'llllllNl. ll. Ulute. Irion! limit li. liellvr. X. llxgas. li, Ilvixiltl. I.. Cook. R. lliiirrl. S. lauulis. u . ' x ' - Nl. lialtluiii. li. Xloiiis. l.. C.r.tx. lille hig alanine ol' the year was. liowerer. Snow- llake Fantasy. XVitIi Les Elgart providing the music and the dancers the spirit. the dance was a tremen- dous success. .Xnother traditional event at which the Courtiers enjoyed tliemselres was the Christmas party for uuclerpririlcgccl children of Lafayette. Court ll women had as much or maybe more lun than the chilclren tlicl at the party this year. It gave them a chaiuse to share the excitement that the ap- pearance of Santa Claus brought to the little rhilf dren and rc-live some of their own chiltllrootl days. 497 COURT III This year was a stimulating one in all aspects lor the men in State Street Court III, Their con- tributions to the Clourtier government and organiza- tion were numerous. lfrom Court III fame the Clourtier governor and social director. Mock P provided an outlet lor their organizational ability. llowevetg student govt-ruuient and campus activities Weekends swing, in the Courtsl were not their only au-tnnplishments. Varied social and intramural aetivities provided another outlet lor the keen interest and free time of the men. The single interest ol' everyone, that of scholarship. was not denied among these other activities as the men ol' Court III placed high among the other five Courts. Every day ended successfully for the men, berause their dinner was highlighted by the smiling fares ol' the ro-eds from Courts I and II. s 2, mfr? teh? limi: Row: S. Shoeuiaker, R. Sensineier, R. Yesely. B. C. Brown, G. Nellans, P. Rector, XV. Gleason, Front Row: IJ. liorurtuupf, li. Rite, XV. Norris, D. Earnest. Secrnul Cosper, IJ, XY. Hoefgeu, ltleidenhamer, Davenport, T. I lime: V. NI. -Ioly. R. Nleetredy, R. Freudenberger, 'l'. Iaclaartl. 498 Reed. B. Bell. When friends drop in Burl: Huw: Corski, fi, SlL'il'l'. R. Holly. Cilmunk. R. ll. Killlliblf D. f..u11nlrln'lI. XY. fLIil'HiIlQi'l. lfmul Ix'fm': Ih'llm-ll Hzxkcr, R, Bllllyxml, S. llgujuk, NVJIIHII Rnzw: X. l'3.1i.ul. ID, 'If R. 5IJllllQl'Ix. ID. Yullllg. lililll. K.. I,l1mlln'1g. CL. Rrul. ll. KIUIIIISUII. P. l:ikcnl:.u'x. ll. llgnkur. 15ll.lIIIl.lll. KL. Sll'IL'l'l. R. XYIUIL-, iisfirsffifl' A .2-ia 4 f. F-M5 9 x.4 . fax ZX, .W V is ' s HM' 3590 65.34 :MG 499 NF WUl?f6Nn 26 pig S N3Ss4?39f5:s36t5Q1sF' in 00 is ,Q 5 .ii Q36 2 :Genes ba.g 03 56 4 WJ Htl ll. R , K . i,xA,,I . . ' ' 'N ' f i ' ' ' ' ff w'w' r'2v'rfzv1a1T'3f!w xwswvxv iDiCeH5v P' 2Si9S O if 31 U Sa QSQMGM gsm JG time B 0imsSk if 3354 S4 59 ea. 94 Q6 693 604 46 rl: Rmu: 'lf I'lL'1ll'IlL', XY. Ncclclcn, P. I'It'iIllllillt'I', P. Scholl, liclwzmls, .X. I'v1'miu1. lfmnt Huw: R. XYillldCl'lllllk, P. Kennedy. 1.4111-111, CIIYIIIC. Nlilunicli. I'I6lkillIlilll, D. Criser, R. 5 cvs, S, Lyon. CI. Iinzibc. Swmnzl Row: R. Mauhcs. XV. XY. Wcillziuf, D. Smiili, E. Cllllllillglllllll. J. Curtis. Those girls empty the machines so quickly! Getting the practice' 'n early. Whey' as Q L... OO i ' ' li ' X x Q! is its Ili? 2 6 lt . in . if 5, , i f fl f- ' . t , it z ' . s 0 gg. Bark Rnzu: Cl, Caruso. li. Polzmcl. R. Frve. R. XYuugli, lf. lfrwit Raw: Xlntliveii. 'lf Bt-rtrgun. K. lroulr, N. Stunt. Harry. lforslund, lizixir. Srfuzifl Row: R. Guiruiskzis, T. YY. Cult-, Cizirtl. Cannon, D. Burrough. Kltlllintotk, D. O'Neil. R. Conklin. COURT IV YVithin the Courtier organization. Court IV is very unique with respeft to its enthusiastic partici- pation in Courtier activities and the great traditions which it Consistently strives to maintain. This court has had one of the highest scholastit' indexes znuong all the courts and last yezu' won the athletic trophy for earning the most pzirtitipation points zunong the Courtiers. The past year found Court IV men serving in the positions ol' Lieutenant Governor. Courtier Social Director, XVCT5 Progrzun Director and Block P Chairman for the courts. judging from the voluminous array of newspaper found in the unit lounges every morning, Court IV men also take an active interest in world allziirs although they concentrate on Courtier government and its :activ- ities. .-Xnother indication ol' their satisfaction with Clourtier life is the fact than about fioq, of the men were returning llPPE'l't'l1lSSll1C'l1. 501 Close knit groups in the Courts lfnrlr Row: T. Bunn. -lllIlUXYNki. I. SUllllL'll0l'll, R, Xhliilllcy. fillllllillglllllll. Snrnnl Row: IS. Xvlllllflxl. A. 'I':lfC. XI. lJ'Horn'0. A. Recd. 'I'. Scygicl. Ifrrmt Nmv: H. Xxmm, l'. Riclgwzuy, D. B. Nvxltla, -I. Rundlc, D. Jo 'G' smhkf sf, JV at Q ,A' W an HMS' H25 ' if fn T A CIM D LA: Av ' 6 004 ii Gu fi 0 444 bbw 4 502 Q E PM ww ag' M UCS. , ,fgfxigl QQQM . ff? is Q55 Sw S? Q ge N BS SIS WSQMSQTEQS S363 at COURT V Court Y typilies thc new fitlll1'llL'l' spirit. 'IN .Ximuail I'i1tlcrprix'ilt-gcttl fillllCll'L'Il.S Pgirty which was getlrcr. all iliemlwrs ul tht' court shuwccl tt grcait cltuil Ul'Qllllllt'Cl .tml lramcllccl hy thc' uvtirt, Tho highlight 0iiCIlIllllSlllSI11 and pritlfs in their ttrurt, thus trizikitig, ul their wciail year was thc wry llllllhlllll Ft'otisc its athletic. social and ptrliticztl ltiiictiuiis rt-rv Suu- Dzimv. iliirimis stitclcnts lrtmi :ill owl' thc L'2lIllpllS fessful, Atltletitvwisc. the yt-:tr luuml Cluurt Y husily attt-nclccl this tltintc just In sec what gi UFIXIIISCH was. engaged in almtmst :ill intraimiirgil sports iii which Tht- cxriting P4111 tml tht- ext-tiitig tmuc' with thc it was allowed tu tmiipctt-. .Ximtlrcr rcwttrcling cx- titiwiling ul thc l ruust r. .Xll wt-rc SlllilDl'lSt'll tu lincl pCl'iClll'C for thc IIICII wits thc Staitc Street Cluurts ai turirirwti qillcy cart cxliihitccl. 'Sill 595 YT? reeerm- ill v -wr lm sf M Q all Q WS X53 if S lg! l gl ff is E . 5 tm sg . is SF :rims wa se lm,-14 Ibm.: 11. 'Ibm-Ili, ly MQCHII, B. Lytly. I.. Stritklur. Il. Kupku. Ifmnt Ifmw: K. Siiitlc-r, '1, L.nlr:n'.iku. l'. Iiqinltx, L. Heist-r, lngcls. T. lizihrich. Sltllllll lfmv: R. Cllitlviict: CL. Holtstlztw. IJ. IJ. lwttxiulrii. R, l5UK'lllIlL'1'. Gfib, Il. Glziss, E. Degcr. li. Guutlnizttl, S. litiqlc'ln't'tlit. R. 503 Strict Standards? 1 i 1 w 4 I I , i I 5 f 1 R,O.T,C. certainly helps the ego. 5 ev A-A . U A364 M499 Q51 limi: Run-: ID. llimkry. XY. Huullvc, KI. Brxullcy. ll. Calc: S. Xvillilllllxllll. I., XVi11. I.. Harris. Front lmzwz 'If lxrlnga-11 I. la. lflclnlmul' R lircitwciwr, R. Sniclcr, H. XVilli.uns, B. Kem. Cilhlllllllll. ' of C el . P . ' ' 1 Q i A 3 'Ihlniv' . 1 n Q af ..-5 , , .5 pn, 53.5. 1 1 a 1 ' -. lm-fb .., , 3 04 Q - H 'BM Oil D94 4 + i P a I Q i lWS l '5-31 vi f ti 1 Qc, vii fini 6 t 3 fl! fe Otis :Qt ,ft 6-lt +1 'Y it i-.Q: C .. 4- Bulk lime: D. Siellter, CQ. Xxellon, R. liil'l4eim'it'1'. Niahuls, l'. lYLllNQllll'll, ll. NCXYIUII. Fmnf Rune: R. NI.il1un. ll. CIreelx11iin'e, l'itliering. l,. C-ilhe.tn. R. Ulixei. COURT VI 'I'he men ul Court YI were xery hnsy this past year weiztlly as well its st-liolxtstically. Due tu lam minute elizmges in housing urrztngenients hehmre scliool started. nezirly :ill the men ol' Ciuurt YI were freshmen. This hint. liuwever, did not hinder the Z1L'COIIlpllSlllIlC'llIS ol' the Court as they Olig'LillllCCl sume of the best attended activities ex er held hx' Cliiurtiers. The first of these was rt hayride held in the egtrly I3.lI Sl ii . ,n1f,,,-'V -ft .-4 Q '- ig gig, ,134 lull Hllllll was well :ittended hx' the Luurt QA QF 423 . E 053 Q ya memherx md their dates. Hmvexer. the lllllltil' social exent held trziditiungtlly in the Spring. was the gmn in tlamre. XX'ith the use ul nets :md some hen ual llll lull palm trees, the llllllu in the tenter ul the Luurt um trqinslmtinecl into Al South St-.t lslzmd. Refresh ents. jf wuutl nnmi' and dztnimg made this one ol the linest social events nl the wear. 50 V D ND: 1 if st.,- a -x as 5' Vtfnnl Rmv: R. lielhautgh. Tootle. XY. XVilliztms. E. Mueller. R. YVilde. 17111111 Ifmv: I. Clonnqtn. S. Miller, D. Wiener. M. Mcklithon, D. Boeles. 3 GABLES EXECUTIVE BOARD U6 Assisting with lfresluuzin Orientation marked the beginning of Ztvtirities lor the Gables lixet-utix'e Board. They proudly dis- cussed their unique coed status :ind the other advantages, both social and z1t'ade1nic, wliirh were ohtztined hy living in the courts. Along with this comes the opportunity lor pztrticipztting in student govern- ment and developing umny progrzuus for the residents. The Gables Student Governtuent has three Illflhltlli divisions. The Iixecutive lloaird consists ol the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Seeretary. VIiI't'IlSlll'Cl'. Senator, Progrznn Directors, and Mayors of the Courts. The second division is the Legislzttttre which is voniposed of all the unit t-ouncilnten with the Lieutenztut Governor presiding. l.:1stly is the Court Clouufil which is composed ol the officers and unit representzitives ol ezieli court. R S 3 Russell Wild, Governor 1 l lg , .L Ln - 1 151111: lfmw: P. U'cl1tl4lll4l. I,. 5llllll'll. Hl'4HXlllIt'N. li. Xnullg. R. Xlnvm, S. l'lXIJlIlX. Xlillv-1, Nl. l.l'ilQl'l'. Nmmlfl limv: A.. Gall'l'iull, S. BLIIIIUN. I,Lll'NUll. XI. llughrs. Xl, Svrlmn. CQ. Ivnlw. l'. ff.lll'11H. L. Ix.u.ule', II. X. luullg. xxvhlllillglfill. S. X, Ra1clCl11:ulu'l'. D. CGr1mIll1.1ll. l.uwcw. S, XXTIM, l.. Sql:-all I,IlIIf'I'. ly ilmkn-lull. fv'.Ilk. llLllN.IIl, lx Svu.lrrl. l'mHl Thin! Ruzw: 5, Zfml-X, CI, 'l1'c'iI1I4'. N, XY.ullxmuki. Ii. Uxikn. Ifmwi Y. Ifllll. N XIUIIHIIV, S. L. l'ull. Nl. Xlll4'lll'l'. l'. XX'.NIwxuki, li. Xmink. ll. XIi1'lN,l..f..lNIIIHll. I, tfllIIlIlllIlN. KVIJIIIIVIHII, ix. Ixnmnvll, lx. lnm-. I.. S. l,ll !k'Illl.lIl, -5 s. GABLES COURT II limi: Rmw: KI, Altxfllhilll. YI. Niunlcnunx. ll. Human. S. SlJi'IIgL'lll.lll, NI. limlwx, NI. Xlm lllwl. QI. lhmlvx. l,. Hillcr, CZ. lifmunlik. XI. Cmnplmcll, CL. I,. Cc-iwr. S. XI. .Xxrmw. li. Inu. P, Clu111.ul. I,. C, Rowe, KI. Clilniami. 'If Gnlillcy. Ifmui limp: 5. llmcllnx SH7 Once in a lifetime. Alouha. Nui, Alouha. lhuk lfmu: L. Snndc-rQ, Sihmiclt, C. Sailm, Ifnnzt Row: Czilderonc, Jones, D. Hess. 5 nf!! ,pw-we QW Buck Row: G. clljllll, D. Mitchell, B. c1U1lll'l', Al. Rcetl. Nl. Peters. D. May, L. Wiritk, nl. Creek, KI. Tootle. .Sm 117111 160111: D. L. 1V:1g11er, Swank, D. llllglllll, XY. 11f1111ilt4.111. .X11ple. GABLES COURT III To say the least. the 111611 411 C141111't III z11'e 111114111g the 11141st zietive in Gables CQ4j1111'ts, T41 SILIYI 4.111 the year. they sp4111s4'11'ecl ll get-:14'4111:1i11te41 4l11114'e 111 Terry House. The c1e4'411'z1ti4'111s were 111116 111141 white, and Z1 py1'r1111i4l with 3 4111 ez14'h side was hung 1I'Olll the center 411' the ceiling. They 41141 1141t SIUP with this, but went 4111 to help witl1 the HIPIIIC- 4'4.1111i11g and Notre Dame sign. During the spring. C141111't III 111141 1111 CXL'llIlllg'C with Alpha 01111414111 941 fvlllJlL'S C141111'ts. 111 Wllllll the 11111111 event was ll s X. R. 111-4144. fI41l1i11, 1'lI'L'l'I1I.lll. 'lf CQ41111lwi11. 15111111 I141z1': ll 1 111111, XY:-11114'1111.11k. I. N1H1ll1L'l1t'.ll1. A. ll41ll111,gsw411'tl1 R, 141114-s, CL 31.111, XY. 11.11l441w. X. l'i.1NIIl.lll, lf.. l41l111s4111. Pi 411141 .Xl11l1:1 1,lll, the 1w41 s411'411'1t1es 1141w living 11:11 Ll 4'1'e11111 light. .X 11111111-1111 111811111 IJZIIKU' wats :1ls41 1111 14111 11Ull5C 111 1111 llllll 411 cllllll 111 X131 114-14 1 1 - . - 4111ly s41e1ally l111t S4-11411115114-ailly the 111e11 411 C111 lllf III l'1ll1liC'Cl set-411141 111 1111 411' CL1111les C141111'ts. Thex 11411151 411 ll1lllS1llg the l'11esi41e11t. Vive l,l'CSlflL'll1. 11114 Se1111t4111 411 Gxihles 114111115 g41x'e1'11111e111. 5 V L.',L'f5Zs-'W' ' 'K f ' f 1' y . .Ia--.Crux wr 2 t . f'- X , ,-'.1Ef'Qsi 2 K - S ss X, , . X . F Q 'I 1 X55-. .- X .- 3 1 .X QAQ Q L . F. x3 X 'fm 1 Q e,-1' s X X 5 An educational experience. Cinurt IX' nl thc Uahlcs lluurts had a varied hall in intraniural coiiipetitinii. They also had very year. Bcginning thc ycar with a hayridc, they run- LUIIIPCICIII tahlc' tennis players. The spring brought tinucd thc sucial lilc with .1 Halluwecn party. warni wcather and thoughts nl' South Sea islands. Clhristnias tinic. as awry plarc on tanipus, brought Court IX' ctmiiihiiicd with Court II to have Z1 Hawai- tntmrc partics and lun. .Xll ul llahlcs Courts partici- ian luau tmnplctc with roast pig, lresh pineapple patcd in thc annual Clhristnias alt-t'urating UDIIICSI Ironi Hawaii and a little grass shack. Girls in sartnigs and thc ftlIl'lNlIll1lS party ltmr children. It was not hvlpt-d cliangc the entire atniuspherc' into an island all parties lor Cluurt IX. This court. niadc- up al- p1l1'11lllS6. ninst cntirt-ly ul tra-slnncn. ranked scunicl in haslact- . f . A H if 1- - -Q' 5-3 : 1 C11 if -eu! i IA K1 2- L. i Tu-I m -' X -1 '-Xu X' W 1, xf, hifi - - ,. . A157 ? ',, v .. M --V, . VS, 1- , . . .-. 1 limi: lt'mi': l'. flliallrtz Nl. BL'.lllf. lxnispul, XY. Xvlllilllllk, Xllcn. lfirml Ifufv: IJ. YllIli'Y, IJ, ciLll'l'll.llCl'S. B. Xlullcnclorv, G. l .wi't'tt, Nl. 151-all, R. Hallett. D. Iiuritig. ll. Sacks. D. Ii, NYillis. lllantun, Aiitlitiglitttti, B. llamlmsuii, Carver. 510 A little fun durmg a study break. limi: lfmw: D. II.llIlL'I', lf. Shlllhllllll. I. Unis. R. Cinllini. I. 'lf II.mIwiLL. R. llL'llll'lll.Ill. I. Xlmx-ll. T. I.ilIlv. 'lf I'cl1.nl1 Beyer, I.. kIuhnwn. I,, xlLI,Hll.ll4l. lx. lhix. I. lrulipu. CI, l.. I. XXIHLIIIIN, ID. Nlvlf, Nlmllullislw, CI. Hull. CL. KILIIIID, Iwfml lfmr: X. XlL'X.lIllIIHIl. 'WA . PI U I 35 L: ., fi F-LR Q V- 'fi Q W' X411 I i. . , W2 . ' . 4, 4. X A A A YE , i X - Lf 4 Q'- 5 ,am-S limi: limp: l'AlK'L'IlliIll. S. Iifmguk. NI. liucklcs. XViIsun. CI. Billltilll, P. Hu. Ifmnl Row: E. Dzuurcll, L. Manion, D bl. Hahn, lf. Rouiur, IJ. Sulum, L. liczuhy. Sammi Raw: 'll Allllllilk, M. llmmlmuc. XV. Vznndcrwoudc, F. Chen, C. Chen R. linings, R. lklpkc-. CI. livcwlvy. R. BoSc'nln5-ckcr, M. C. Salmon. Bt'ViIlglOIl, ID. xrillllfllll, R. Viqkcrs, D. Hull, R. Klqllllllgll. W. XA X- xx. A I L.. , .H , - 1 . Mother said there'd be days like this. 512 Boys will be boys - .w kj ,gd jf Iitzrlt Hunt: K. lxllllllblllfl KI. ll1llL'llI.lIl, CI. Rt-1-s1, li. Nlueller, Ogihie. XI, llult-s. Xrfmnl Hmm li. ll1ll'I'lllgllJIl. cltlllllllll R, Bullh, Q. RCSlllPltlS, XV. 1llVt'IlS, N. .-Xuge. ll. I-1.113 li, Il.1y. .-X, Smith, I,. li. lilllAllllg.llllC'. 'IQ Swilt. l'. R11weliIlt'. lf. Hi1Ls Thin! lfrvzr: R, Hurley R. R.tl1l11tel. xvlllllf. Xl. Nl.ll'llIll. ll. Ili Ctrliillxtu. lwfflll lfmr: ll. Null. fi. XY11llI. Xl. St'llllL'l'l. Il Cllutttm, fltblllldll. Nuriis, Ultiitger, Xl. 5ig1111111tI. bl. Nl.11L, l'. Nl1m.1l14111. l'. CLI1113 IJ. Nl:-wr. GABLES COURT V Politics and lIlII'2lllllll'11l sports were the speeiztl- ties for Court V rueu. Cuurt Mayur. President, Treas- urer, carnera and radio club IllCIlllJCI'S etuztuatecl l'ro111 Court V. Honors went to the athletes for S6't'llIklIlf3g the A 8: B lHII'2lIIllll'1ll el1z1111pio11sl1ips I1et1vee11 Gables and State Street in Basketball and Sltlllllllillg. The Christmas season was a busy time, for Court V spou- suretl ll private clztuee in ntlclitimi tu the :ill Gzthhs Cllll'lSll1lflS Party. Fur tl1eir spring ztetivities thty j11ur11eyed to the SUM time trials and tl1e uYIllllQty hh f50U. Court V made Zl big Clbllllilllllfllbll to the Ga C2ourt's athletic pr11gr:1111 hy buying new hgiskethn u11il11r111s. It was unity :md o1'gz111il:1tion thztt hestuu ed upon Court Y its titles ztucl zu'l1iexe111e11ts. 5 i iii' Burl: Razr: IJ, Zellt-rs, S. Steplrt-ns, S. klein. NI, Ramusack, Perrone, RI. .L Davis. Svrrizzfl Row: N. Houtla. D. Fairbanks, KI. Clore. li. Clloytl, C. Phebux. .X. Mathews. N. Slatk, P. P. XX'ilkinmn, LI. I.ytlt'. Barrett. CI. Lauraitis. K. vIE'lCli, li. Rawlingx. Tlfirfl Rmu: Sklllllll, B. lixner, li. Green, K. llormt. lfmnr Row: Bonehralae, NI. Brown, CI. linannlein, Xluhahy. Nl. xxflgllllll, ll. xvlt'l1t'l'. Nl. llaxis. li. Phillips, P. P. Durham. Xl. Hill. CZ. l.aRothe. I.. LeMaster, K. Yunlter. After chasing out the male residents of last year, the women in Court YI of Gables Courts began an eventful year. However. the G lllC'lIlC of their trade party with the Pi Kappa Alpha's, 'AA Roman I A Orgy, indicates anylliing hut a lack ol' interest in the opposite sex. Influenced by a eharitahle spirit and a flair lor holiday festiyity, the women of Court YI with the Theta Xi's held a Christuias party lor orphan children. A trade dinner with H-ll and a Spring Out- ing concluded a fun-filled year. Bark Row: B, Lawrence. S. Mennan, V. Dainico, S. K, liinzen, M. Hamilton. li. Hamilton, Arnold. C. Cuff. Nt-uhauer, S. Krohinan, P. Mather. L. XVilson, F. .-Xtkinson, ll, Batliraeli. Ifrmit Row: R. Colby, D. lfeay, li. Quinn, M. R. Pvllllillg, CI. Nlartin. 'I'lm'tl lime: 'l'hrall. Garrett, C. Stewart, B. Moore, Xl. Mattingly. NI. Sthnell, S. XVagley. S. l owlt's. I. Gartlin, H. Netherton. li. liokes. .X. Stathura. S. 'liaylu1'. Bi 5 stoinh, S. Steinxneyer. Swtolitl lime: N. Frey, R. Lopiumki, 14 ST U D E N T CO-OP ASSOCIATION The Studcnt Cn-up ,xSS0l'iLili0ll ur-mxlilmtcs the Lmtivilics ul thc 420 studcllls who lin' in thc fUllI'lL'L'l1 no-npe111tix'cs. Ifflfll lmusc is rcprcscmcd on mlm gmcrning lmgml by ll IIIIIHIJCI' ni YCIJITCSCIIILI' tives pmpo1'timml to thc lluusc nlcmlmcrsllip. The YICNTVRF, ll muntlxly pulmlicaltimm, keeps thc no-up mclulmcrs inim'mcc1 fill sin-cial ments and zilsu IJITDIIIOIUS thc Spirit ui flu-opc1':1tim1. Msn, an unnplclc- llIlllL'lil', social. smlmlastic. gmrl pulmlimity pl'Og'l'AlIIl is jerry Beehler SCA president pruviclccl lm' thc' lllrllxlacls UI lllt un-ups, Burk Rmv: I.. Smith. R. .L XYcim1illur. IJ. liml. KL, fllunx. R, lxinlmllf Hullmmn. IQ Hull. R. Xlinixk. I,. Clwllwlim R. Bcvlllfir. I.. YYl1itc. G. Smith, Clark. KI. Clhinn, IJ, S. I'ft'INlIl'l'. Imml Ifmv: I'. Ilgvn. I,. Xl'gL'IlJl'TgllI. l,. Rust, I Greene, R, Gellllmck, S. Mcycr, G. PICAIICIIILIII. XY. ,ILILRSUIL Bcvrv. l,I'ilL', H. HLIIIIVII, B. Milos. 5. lixrcl, fl. Clulliur. B I. AI1lIl0lllCl'i. SPIUIIIY' Row: C, .xdfllili D, XVlmn. R. XYiLlull, Rc-inkrn. R. Koppc, B. Hman, R. Baker, IJ. Nurk, Stein. XY. Docclc. 0 R X?-V M V m2wmiNswf:mfuasnmr1:':mm:Am.mx:swxmsfumwm sq gl , . -J ,Tw SST. - 515 ANN TWEEDALE llre-dawn exercising was the order ol' the day :ts the Ann Tweetlzile seniors got their lllC'llllJCI'S up for it little pliysiral training before treating them to hot pancakes for brezikfzist. Another way ul' getting some hrezilalixiat was tried hy the new nieinhers as they set ull' ll fire nlztrln :it dawn. Menibers then set- tlecl clown to linten to their new stereu and tu get to know their new liuusetnutlier, Mrs. Sullivan. Ann Tweeclgtle und Club 25 shgtretl their c.ll1'lSIlllllS with ll gruup ul' unclerpriviledgetl children. Listening and learning were taken un its modes nt action as the girls prulitetl intellectngtlly lrtnn the Ulcl Masters k 4 prugrann. The lIlC'llllJL'l'S encletl their year :is vigur- ' i A '35 , L, iifgg f - - - - , . -'Nj' Qj'..1 ' sfrvsel-l' -- ously .ts they slatrtetl ll-lll eviting Muck l. ,p 'I-'51 ' . ' iff' 1 U ma ,K - Well, Spring is coming. limi: Ifuzu: NI. Nhliztig. I.. Young. S. Brower. B. NlCfiLllllPlJCll. Xlvllllllllll, D. Kuhn. fl. D.n'ii. ll. YVeist-nberger. Fmrzt Row: V. Cllt-ments, R, -IUllll5llll, Neetlhznn, ll. litkler, Nl. flnnwgty, S. linnth, D. AX. linler, lit-I.ong, IJ. .xfllltlllll lfistus. M. ll. Dunn. Sfwfrffl lfmu: Hawkins, R. Hanrrett. Prite. .X. Snllimn, S. li. Stliztler. N. Roth-n. CI. Leisner. B. Bnrsnko. Q' .. QA ' ' In.i 5. Rnwlx. S. Umm-, NI. Imni, Letnni. l.. lYilwn, CI. ., . , :,- J, if., - 'i--V5 ,A I x fi, ... 516 Standing next to the Glenwood house there is an old magnolia tree that blossoms every spring into a lavender loveliness, and which may exemplify the spirit of the women within. The tree is grand and beautiful like the ideals of Glenwood. designating scholarship and personality as the hasis of member- ship selection. Their srliolastie achievements are evident-ed hy the possession of the SCA trophy. The lireliness ol' the tree in the wind exemplifies Lhe girls who, with spirits high, worked for and received the SCA and XVRA All Sports trophy. The soft- ness ol' the color is expressed in the sincerity and warmth ol girls learning, to lite together. GLENWOOD f-I I am on a diet ut Bark Razr: .X. Fitkle. L. Greene. S. Thomas. L. Gunning. S, R. K, Stnmpf, S. Stone, l3.1irtl, F on i hist Cone, D. Hzixton, .fXntIerson, li. .-X. Miles. Sffeoml Row: li, S, Ross, S. Byrd, Mrs. Bertha Brit Xr tn R Bttht M, L. It-fforge, R. llatettiiiger. S. Stock, 5. Duhon. S. Gruhh, S. B. Brown. Spring beauties-yes. the flowers tool mek lffmw S. XX':iri1c'r. L. Funk. NI. Grafton, M. Xvllllv A. lihomas. D. ilit'llliL'l. ll. liinnev, S. Roberts, S. I'fellcllc'l'. Nl 1 neat. R, 'I'nnc'r, l.owc's. SIWOIII1 Horn: M. Overstrcet. D. snort-. nj i. iviiii.1ms. n. l'.iarllmc-rg. ia. Am-1-ici. P. cezepcic. SHOEIVIAKER Cohblers and pixies-a world of fantasy seems to evolve around the women ol' Shoemaker. The Shoemakers hewitched the men of Chauncey into Cleaning up their yards and in return, the twelve new members were invited to wash the men's dishes. Halloween with all its ghostly tradition was cele- brated by the animal costume party and serenade with the Alpha Chi Rhos. Next the Cobblers joined with Cary Unit C to participate in the Old Masters program and Mock P. As a reward, their efforts received a serenade. XVith the approaching winter weather Rochdale and State House spent a day wash- ing windows. The weeks preceding Christmas were filled with good deeds, caroling, and decorating. K. llenlcel, E. Gottbrath, C. Adams, S. Conard, M. XVear. Ifmnt Row: 5. Roth, G. L. Goings. M. Grafton, B. Allgood. L. Drury. Mrs. Bernice Hedden, II. .-Xclams, C. Harris, M. Anderson, P. Kirkpatrick. 18 Sl YC D A sunny fall day calls for exercise. ark Ruin: JX. Phillips, R. Miller, I'. llQCll. C. Kitillier. l'. Nlitthell, li. Riggem. B. linestelx ll. XX'iley, R. l'llJl'llL', Nl. K. Yt-gerlel111e1'. Swtfnzfi 160111: l,. CQ1'11l11111gl1. Nl. ll11111k1:, l'. Pickens, Nl. Riggiu, KI. lleery. Nt'L'lllL'l', B, Sigler. K. Nlillvr, nn 1 :ts they ininecl the Thetgt 'll2lll'S lm' ll happy p11 TWIN PINES Nluclerti 11111sit' with ltits ul inn set the see lui' the first get-tugetller nl' the 1m111e11 in 'liXX'lll Pims lJLllilN'l 11e. They shiltecl the ICIIIIJU 111 the 1'i11ky ti ul Il lllllt' wine by :intl rlitl the C1l1:11'lest1111 and 'tllig Apple :tt :1 URtl1ll'lllg' YllXX'L'l1llL'SU Spl'IllkC'2lSy set up by the 111011 ul Chili 25. lly the time of tI1e cllll'lSIlIlllS house fl:1111e. 11111si1' was played 1111 il gm new tutiwle stereo. The sutincls ul guy Clhristii 11111115 plnyetl tl11'u11gl11111t as they juitiecl with Circle l'i11eS lm' their 11x1clitio1141l p.11'ty lm' 1111cle1'p1'ivileg l'llllCl1't'll. 'lihe spziiklitig eyes tml the 1'l1ilcl1'e11 ex eiiipliiiecl the happy 11111si1 tl1.11 eiitirtletl their spiiit nl 11111111-1'41tix'e living the wliole YCLII' tlimugli. KIAII RlL'NL'Klsl'l'. I-mn! limp: l,.. Nllll4'I', l,. .X1'gt-rhiiglit, ll Rtigeiw, NI. l'i.lllllQCl1lDL'l'g, Mrs. litlith 511111-11 l,. Rust. S. I Sthzurf. S. C-lgisguw, M. Hlltlltl. Q-:Qi 5 '- 1 fd- I' m 1- -- ff' 1' .., I Q. ... , -lv A .311 llfl nk nfl CHAUNCEY The men of Chauncey went into orbit with a big round of activities to keep them busy. Their trade parties with Ann Tweedale, Glenwood. Shoe- maker, and Twin Pines were A-OK . They took an active part in SCA and all campus sports. Chauncey is sorry, however, to announce the retire- ment of their old super-space go-kart The Chaun- cey Special. It had accumulated trophies for first. second, third and fourth places. They turned their interests full speed ahead toward their annual Christ- mas dance held with the men of Kneale House. For each of their dates they returned to earth and gave them something from another era. an old fashioned garter . . . special with the Chauncey crest to top oft their biggest event. Burk Row: NI. Heiny. R. Heusclier. Turk, Hoffman, lf. l,. l.ekse, IL. Kraiiier, .X. Leuking, 5. Brown. XVheller. S. litk, T, Gee. R, Small. Swrvnirl Row: Coble, Trueblootl. QI, liittcrling, G. Russell. Learell, .Xd:nusou. D. Greene. 520 CIRCLE PINES Beginning their really lug year Lirrle Pines had 11 square dance with the Siginzi Kappas and later lound lor the girls the perleit place fin' xi picnic- in Gahles Courts. After winning the seumcl place SCA sports trophy the nien nl Circle Pines hefran to work on their Milircle Pines S aerial. whirh .5 inade its debut in May at the Graml Prix. Climax- ing gi highly suuesslul year was the annual spring danee. which required niany hours ul planning .ind hard wwrli. Finishing the year with a splash. the seiiiorfs and new ineinhers tcmlg their required dip in the 1'C'll6l'liUll pool nr the Xlulmasli Rixer. --Ringo-' really goes for that musici Burl: Rmw: NI. fltlltilll. lx. Rive. Nl. Nash. fIlii'isin'x'. S. R. B.iker. P. XYiIli.nns. 'lf Urine. R. Ring. I. flll.lSl.lilI. l'. klein. Quzillxinlnult, D. Clfniiingure, Adenei, XY. lxaais, S, Scarll. Ifmur linzr: R. Yafell. XY. Halwix, CI, XYimluw, R. Luk. T, Martin. Cinutli, lfistlier. .Smmul Rmu: lf. lieenen. R. llxirier. lf. llarriwn. Xlrx, R. Xllen, H. Stlirntla. liulex Tliqiyer, H. Hohlt. IJ. llulnies. S. Nitlmls, NI. Clfmke. Ii. Saltpeter, Nlimh Ywung. I.. Sharp, G. llirsthx. 5121 CLUB 25 Tradition and spirit were the key words as the men ol' Club 25 started the year orienting their new lreshmen with campus and house traditions and spirit. They set the pace by winning the All-sports trophy in the Co-op intranmrals for the sevond con- secutive year. To ttontinue the year they enjoyed many trade parties, especially one with Twin Pines where all eniovecl themselves with a night at Har- old's Club . The Christmas spirit was ever present throughout the Lhristmas season and was at its peak for the men ol Club 25 at a party for underprivileg' ed rhilclren. ln the gay old tradition ol' football weekends, the Dads enjoyed a redeeorated living room alter an exciting Michigan State gilllltk Burk Row: R. Burkhart. NI. Albright, 'l'. Sigler. R. Dekloss. I. Hall. P. Femler. fl. Gerde. AI. Stiles, D. Brown. XV. Guske. Uwiongs, Brooks, Xl. lilopfenstein. Svrmifl Row: Rinhard G. cillI'Illllll1lt.'l. Nl. Xvatson, Smith. IJ. Parsons. R. Parsons. C, Kendall. Painter. NI. Holton. ll. Logstlon. li. Noyes. One, two, three . . . oops! B. E. Halase, C. Smith. Flon! Row: B. McDonald, A. Tonk, Dave Brinkerholli. Smith, S. Rowe. D. Noak, Mrs. Rubv Davis. A. Got-cker, R. Carrington, XY. Doede, A. GL-lillmmli, I.. XVllllE. R. .L Gehlbath. 500 I fs' .Ian -ur A xi f A' f I ' I, I Q fl: Rum: H. Iiclilit-r, IJ. Dgtris, NI. XX'ilvm. .Xikinziir I.. R, H.nnnivr. I., Xlfmitnz IB. iinwiir. lfmnf Rmw: XI. Um. lf. I- Ilomt-r. L. XY:irrc'ii. I.. RMC. Samir! Rush: I., .X. Smith. fiI.IlllY, R. knppt-. R. Xrritk. X. Rt-rw, I'. llrtini, D. K.irinN. I' Y. U'iIIiztnis, XY. NIiIIt'i'. B. Surtt. iII.irk. Y. Ixtiinvit. li, Nurtl. R. Nvwiimii, Boys play when the cook's away Une tlelinitt-ly iwtilcl think that tht- rmiraircc uf chivalry was hlnsstmiiiig again if they rntild sec' if- knights of old. t'I:ttI in lIl'lIlUl'ClI suits, filing into Iiorcr C0-UlJCI'LlIIX'L' IIHIISC hir their annual spring liousc tItint'c. In iiictlievztl t.1stt-, :i xxtriety of IZlI1l'f'l'S. swnrtls. and shicltls gitlnrnccl thc walls tn umiiiplcte tht' cflcct. :ind thc Inir niziidc-ns and mighty knights Inuncl this tlzmttc quita' rt thzingc from thc' usual. Thc gxillzint men have also prfweli their skill in athletic' cnnipctititm hy tztptnring, rnnny trophies in tht- SCLX UJIIIPPIIIIHII. IImvex'ei'. in umntrnst to thc pzist, thc men ni' Ilnrc-1' i'c'clet'm'41tccI their Iiving rnfmr in at pmgressixc. inndern inttnner In git't'cirttit1tc tht-ir 'ilristnritzil hzilgnrtt- ni present Iqttilities. 523 - A 5 limi: lime: Foster, Xlartin, Rav Stritkland. ll. l'mtletlm.iit. Xl. 'lavl-wr. lx. l'iilIllflllllNHIl. R. Cluslell. R011 Strickland. .X. llerd, I. Chinn. .Nuuntl Ifmw: xl. Garrett. R. XV.n'd, David Gingerisli. R. Gruliaugli. xl. XX'arren. Bauglnl. FAI RWAY Happiness is said to he a nice warni hed. but dexiuns pledges in lfairway Cooperative used this saying to establish their identity as they retnuved all the sheets and lmlanlaets lrmn the heds of the Seniors. In reparation they served a delicious hreak- fast in hed to the Seniors. hut the good deed was hardly appreciated at 4:30 a.n1. Finally. the whole house learned that happiness is tugetherness, and together they worked and added more trophies to their case in SCI.-X athletic cmnpetitinn. The spirit of Christmas and tugetherness was shared and spread at a party that they gave lor several underprivileged children with Santa Claus and gilts lor all. Sn they learned that happiness is many things in no-op living. Which is the quickest way out? 524 B, Frishie, T. Collins. I'. Foster, Bush. Front Row: R H.n'ris, Xl. XVilson. L. llostetler. Mrs. Statkliuuse. Mrs. Tynan I 1 Rllgillllfll I n ' l L' 51' Q , ,. R np, L. lumpirey. ssl l-- ,, P 47 eq A - A lg! -,ff iii X il limi: Row: XY. liraus. 17. Gerltzirt. 19, Newby. l.. Stoner. Kent Mnrrinztn, K. Ronth, XY. Nelson, .X. Cllearx. l.. Rentlg. Nitoson. .Nmmzrl Row: R. XYidolll. ll. lfortl. ll. Yeltlnmn, .X. Brown, laines Brown, IJ, lX'l1.tn, lf. Poe. li. l.it-lantl, Ivou! KNEALE This year the attixities tor the tnen ol Rneale were more varied than those ol last year. 'liwentys seven rnenrhers greeted Mrs. Horn Glaclys Snodf grass. their new houseinother, with a reteption and tea. During those first weeks ol clean-up the Ireshf nren improved the house hy hours ol hard work waxing the floors and other such odd jobs. 'lihey planned 11 social calendar which opened late in September with a picnic and eainplire sing with Shoeinaker. It was well stressed to the new nrenrhers, as well as old. that Kneale's set-ond place in selrolgir- ship among the ro-ops was to he inrprored upon. The biggest iinprovenient was in the lornration ol an Alumni association, which already has it mein- hership ol' lilteen graduates. Hard work yields recognition Till i Nothing to do? Read the paper! rag?- iff ff llmk Row: I.. XVm. Kruger, R. Guenther. M. Steele. M. liauer, KL, Nloritl. D. Htallmuui, lb. CLors1uh. Sf-min! Row: R. Xlinitk. R. liezisley, S. Alxukson, S. Meyer, li. Hurling. IVIARWOOD This was a moving year for the men of Mar- wood. As the fall semester opened, seven new mem- bers moved into the house. These new members later helped move Harwood up the ladder of athletic achievement. Ann Tweedale became the temporary home lor Marwood as the men moved there in the early fall to start their social calendar with a trade party. The cllll'lSUl11lS holidays Came, and Marwood had a dozen underprivileged children imported for a special party in their honor. A few days later, the men moved around in sub-zero weather as they sang Christmas earols at women's residencies. Their final move took place in May as the men made their an- nual trip to Lake Shafer for the Beach Fling, ending the semester in a gay mood. Turner, R. Moore, L. Cornelius. Front Row: E. McCoy. M. lX'in, I.. Bonnell, XV. Orr, Mrs. I.. Roberts, I.. 'l'hurman, Hairhelt. G. Allspzuli, 1.. Shull Il. 5 V an 29 lr-..- 's lt's such a lazy summer day! ROCHDALE Rocliclule took on ll 11ew look this yegni. Tl1i1'1y- loin' stuclents IiC'flll'Ilt'Cl to :1 house llliilll' Illllfll more 1o111fo1't:1l1le lay 1he a1clcli1io11 ol :ill new llll'I1llll1'C 111 the lixing room 111111 cl1z1p1e1' room. Ill Lhe front Ylllil is ll new crest ol llkllltl-1 1'11l'ted wood. which was preseinecl to the house hy the l:I'L'SlllllLll1 class that entered ill 1962. The social 1-:1le11cl111' lol' the 111e11 ol Roahnlaile look Ull ll 11ew look 11s the yezn' stairtecl with SCYL'I'2ll o1'igin11l nude parties. The C.l11'ist11111s llillllldy season llfllllglll the 41111111111 1li1111e1'-cl:111ee 111111 1 host ol new llQll'CS as the 111e11 C'lllClilQllllL'll sex'e1'11l llllClCl'lJIilYllt'gt'Cl 1hil1h'en. .X Spring Open House game some ol. the lllL'IIllJL'l'S :1 new experienm e 11s they welaonied old gl'llClS wl1o l'K'llll'llt'il lo1' ll xisil. limi: Row: C. l'ill'llK'llklx. R. Butler. lil, lJL'1ll'Al0l'lli. Nl. iI.lIlll'N. Kelsey, X. filllllljllilll, C, fIoln'lg1111l. In SLhliUl'1l!'I', 11. D. llairls. l. 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STATE HCUSE An erupting volczitiu ol sinoke :incl frotliing lzugt iluwtng, clnwll xx inunntqtin top to I1 rcfrcsliing ptml ul clean' hhic wgttcl' :ind other such superb det'- nrglltnlls st-t tht- stztgc for Tl'L'IlSlll'L' Island :is thc int-n ol State llunsc pit-sctltccl tht-ii' :tnnuzil spring tlnlict-. 'Ihusc in gittt-mlzntcc wcrc tztkcn ztwxty to the islxtnd :ind lmvngln hzirk zt tivztsttrc ol' lncniorics ni' the Illt'IliS Ci'ivUl'lS. 'l'ht'sc' cIl'rn'ts wt-IC seen lzlst full as paint hruslics cruptc-cl und new white latin sprezitl owl' hn' the Hmiicumiiiig ry filnistnigts with thc' girls ing that you Statt- llnnsc 528 i'c-turning .-Xhnnni tu sct- hcliorc thc' hznicluct and clztnfc. Mixing in Il iner- tlztncc :incl inatny spicy trade panties on-ups. the nlcn lust no time in leztrn- cztn find Il livclv t1'c':1st11'c island at 1 tll yczn' ztronncl. Q--......... Snow brings a barage, yes-snowballsl 7 I What do you tlf1ink's cooking tonight? 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Seniors hail the freshmen. liirclsliipsg A ' -' 4 ' ia ' Plll'CillL'.S me-ii. likewise, liiixc Ltllilill iiiciiiui' ul thi' ciiiiipus wlilcli they will licxvi' iurgct. ex cn Ilia-3' ciitci' tlu- business im' . Q , . , i- . . . , ., .A . - 4 Jpy scnim' cnigcrly .iWLlili11g gixifliizili . . utixilics are Ullllflilllfillg to tlicii' liiturc siicccss. iiiiiy ul L-wuts wliicli begin with llic paixiclc ut un-als Purdue senior feels at home anywhere. 'N-r T7 if Housemothers get in on the act too. Pledges vs. seniors-The fight is on. 533 Seniors 534 ABBOTT. JANET MARIE-HE: Bremen. Sigma Kappa: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Newman Club: University Choir, ABERCROMBIE, FRANK II.-IE: Rushville. Cary Hall. ACHINO. J. ROBERT C.-S: Jeffersontown, Ky. Cary Hall: Aeromodvlers: Card Section: Newman Club: WCCR: Young Republican Club. ACKBIANN. LAW'RI'lNCE L.gME: Bay Village, Ohio. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Pres: ASME: Card Section: Pershing Rifles. ACZINOIVICZ, JAMES H.-HE: Coryclon. Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity, Pledge Trainer: Young Republican Club. AD.-KIR. SARA JEAN-HU: Ft. Mitchell. Ky, Alpha Xi Delta: Major-Minor Club: YWCA: Angel Flight, Information Service Officer: WRA. ADAMS, SARA JANE-HU: New Albany. Shoemaker: Christian Science Oryx: Recording and Corresponding Secretary: YWCA. ADLEY. JAMES M.-iS: XVh1ting. H-3: Pershing Rifles: Phi Eta Sigma: University Choir. All-NESS. CAROL S.fHU: Zionsville. Tomahawk: Wesley Found, S1-c'y: YWCA Council. SNEA. Sec'y: Pres. Vawter Hall: WRH Governing Board. AIIRENS, FREDERICK C.-CE: St. Louis, MO. Delta Tau Delta: ASCE: Skull and Crescent: Gimlet Club: Varsity Glee Club: University Choir. AHRENS. Jl'DlTH A.-S: Lafayette. Vaxvter Hall: Alpha Lambda llelta: AWS Judicial Board: Card Section: Kappa Delta Pi: WRH Governing Board: WRA. AIIRENS, PAl'I. R.-EE: Lafayette. ASME: EE Co-Op Plan, AKERS. NANCY E.-f HE: Charleston, Ill. Alpha Xl Delta: AW'S: Green Guard: Newman Club: VVRA. AKYOL. I'NSAL MEHMET-EE: Corum, Turkey. ALBERT, KENNETH L.- EE: Indianapolis. AIEE: Air Force Rifle Te-am: IEEE ALBREGTS. EARL El'GENE4AG: Delphi. Alpha Zeta. ALDEN. JOHN E.fS: Indianapolis, Alpha Kappa Lambda. ALENDI'l F. JOSEPH Rf-S: Attica. Tau Kappa Epsilon: Arnold Air Soc: Scabbard and Blade: WBAA. AI.I'IXANDI'IR, CHARLES H.-ME: East Cleveland. Ohio. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: ASME: Hoof and Horn Club: Judo Club: The Twelve. GIMP. ALFREY. ROBERTA E.--HU: Decatur. Duhme: AWS: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: WRA: SNEA. ALLEBIANG, MICHAEL C.-CHE: Dayton, Ohio. Sigma Alpha Epsilon g AIChE: Catalyst Club: Newman Club: Student Union, ALLEN, DAL!-I B.fEE: Gary. Cary Hall: Eta Kappa Nu. ALLEN, FLOYD Ef-ME: Kokomo. Phi Delta Theta: American Society of Mechanical Engineers: Mil Band: Pi Tau Sigma: Sigma Alpha Eta. ALLEN. THYRM.-IN E.fIM: East Liverpool, Ohio. H-3: Var Athletics. I ALLGOOD. BONNIE M.-HSSE: Indianapolis. Shoemaker, Treas. Pres: SCA: Tomahawk ALLMAN, ELDON D.--AG: Summitville, Hoof and Horn Club. ALLMAN. LARRY R.-EE: Medora. AIEE. ALLRED, DONNA M.-HU: Fairmount. Vawter: Block P: Major- Minorl VVRA: SNEA: WRH. ALSPACH. RICHARD C.-PHAR: Munster. Cary: APh.,xg Army Rifle Team. ALTMAN. JERRY D.-AG. Chalmers. ALYEA, JAMES I.-CHE: Covington. AIChF1: Omega Chi Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. ANDERSON, CAROL J.fHU: San Rafael, Calif Delta Gamma: Kappa Delta Pi. Triton: OIA: Sigma Delta Pi. Historian ANDERSON, DAVID Rf IE, Jcffersnnvillc. Phi Kappa Psi: Mil Band: Alpha Pi Mu: Tau. Beta Pi. ANDERSON. JON L.-HF: Mt. Vernon Sigma Chi: Mock Pnl Conv: Mil Band: WBAA ANDERSON, MARTHA E. S: Mt-rrillville Shoemakeri Baptist Student Fellow: Student Senate, Town Girls, Pres ANDERSON, RONALD E. PE, Needham, Mass, ANDREW, DIANA K.-S: Indianapolis. Alpha Omicron Pi. Tr--:is and Pres: Greek Wk Comm. Green Guard: l'niv Choir, Mn.-iq Pol Conv: Delta Phi Delta: Purdu--ttes, ANDREIYS, FREDERICK M.fIM: IVest Lafayette, SAM: IYai-tl Org: Sailing Club: Young R+-publ Club. ANEKE, LINl'S E.fCHE, Ania, Nigeria. Cary Hall, A1CliEg Soccer Club. ANGLIN, JOHN I-IENRYfFOR: Warsaw Pi Kappa Phi, l-'Ort-stry Club: Athletic Mgr. ANSPACI-I, GENE Rf ME: VVinamac Marwood, Treas and Pres: Wesley Found. APODACA ENEDINA I. -I-IE: Las Cruces. New Mexit-tl Hall X Sr. Counselor and Student Advisor: PDTA, Adiutunt Cuinmantling Officer: Newman Club APOLZAN. PATRICIA Inf Green Guard: WRA. APPLE, PHILLIP J. -EE: Corresponding Sr-c'y: IRE. ARBYCKLE. WILLIAM E. teur Radio Club: IRE. ARDEN, NANCY I..-AHC, Co-op Assoc: Young Repuh and Public Relations l ARMSTRONG. C'HARI,l'IS G Delta, Bog E : Alpha Pi DEBRIS Sports Editor: Jr, Chrmg Old Masters, Siizma. HU: Gary. Vawter, Card Se-ptinii. Paoli H-1: AIEE: Eta Klppa Nu, Workshop Comm Chi-ni EE: Bruwnsbtirg. Cary Hall: Arna- Plainfield Glenwood, Pres: Student Club, SNEA: Publicity, Pr-'fessii-nrtl IENGRQ Louisville, Ky, Phi Gamma Mu: AIIE: Block P, IF Pres Count-. Class Council, Mock Pol Conv Natl Delta Chi: Stiph Class Cwinvil: Tau Beta Pi: Freshman Baseball: IRON KEY ARMFTH, NORRIS D. -IENGR: Columbus Amateur Radin t lutl, AIIE. ARNOLD. CHARLES R. JR.-IM: Kirksville, Mo Pi Kappa Alpha: Duplicate Bridge Club: Judo Club: WBAA: Society for Advancement of Management ARNOLD, ROBERT R.-I ECON: Lafayette. Alpha Phi Omega: Kappa Kappa Psi: Mil Band, ARTHUR. ROBERT ll,-fAG, Muncie. Cary Hall, Ceres ATKINSON, DONALD R.fCE: Indianapolis. Beta Theta Pl. Rush Chrm: Phi Eta Sigma: Var Athletics. ATKINSON, D0l'GI.AS B.-JCE: Indianapolis, Beta Theta Pi, ASCE: Var Athletics. ATKINSON, LYNN A.--ME: Mishawal-ta. HV21 Card Sevtion. ATKINSON, MARGARET T.-fS: Pittsburgh, Pa. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Pres: Alpha Lambda Delta: Gold Peppers, Mortar Bd. Student Union. .lr Board, ATTIJBERRY, MARY I..-fHU: Indianapolis. Sigma Kappa: Card Section: Green Guard: Young Dem Club: SNEA Cabinet Member: VVRA. AUGSBURGER, JOI-IN C.iME: Portage. AFSTGEN, MARTIN J.fME: Calumet City, Ill. ASME: Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. AYCOCK, SUSAN-HU: Indianapolis. Alpha Chi Omega: Gold Peppers: Purdue Players: Purdue Playshop, Managing Board and House Manager. AZPELL. ANDREW IV.-IM: West Lafayette. Dairy Club Treas: Student Senate: Ward Org, Treas: Wesley Club: Class Council, Fresh, Soph, Junior: Senior Cabinet: SAM: Office of Faculty Committees and Academic Affairs, Director. Q x 1.- Q-R, .QQ 'Qr 31? -v 'tn Q., 9 in- en... -'lf 1 N? 11-ff' '53 G-.1 air' R+- 'i1':. : 535 734 E Q. ba if ' W sat A S. .- .--v -sz.. wk., r is R fa , f .1 ' Sq-v -pf 'vm 'an - ff 4136 i inn ff-,f 9. p -vs '- -.x as vik- -e.,t. , 1, 4 Ja-6' Q:-1 N.,- w.., .. 5 B A-.6 4, Q... 6. A BABCOCK. SHIRLEY R.--'I-IE: Bay Village, Ohio, Zeta Tau Alpha: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock P01 Conv: PDTA: WRA. BACHE, THOMAS IZSESE: Edinburg, Quarterdeck: Var Athletics. BADEAY. LYDIA A.-AEI Mantoloking, N. J. State St. Court: Am Rocket Soc: Railroad Club: Univ Orchestra: AIAA: Tau Beta Sigma: SWE. Pres. BAETSLE, Al'GI'S'I' E.-S: Mishawaka. H-3: Card Section: Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma, BAGIYELL. CAROL A.-HU: Marion, Hall X: Card Section: Green Guard: Pep Comm: Sigma Alpha Eta: WRX, HAIR. ROGER A.--IM: Leesburg. Pi Kappa Alpha, Sec'y: Rush Chrm. I-BAKER. ALAN N.-IM: Gary. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Var Glee Club. BAKER. DUITGLAS Lf-IM: Elma. N. Y. Delta Tail Delta. Vice Pres: Gimlet Club: Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Crescent: Dolphin Club: Var Athletics. BAKER. JEI-'l Rl'LY A, IM: South Bend Kneale, Vice Pres: Sailing Cluti, Fleet Captain and Trainer: Student Co-op Assoc: Mock Pol Conv: Young Republ Cluh, BAKER. l'ATRIt'l.-A A.-HSSE: Highland. Alpha Chi Omega: Major-Minor: EXPONENT. Feature Editor: Theta Sigma Phi, Vice Pres. BARKER, BETTY A.-HV: I..al':iyette. RALDERSON, ANN F. HE: Centralia. Ill. Alpha Phi: AVVS: .Ir Prom Comm: Angel Flight Ex Officer: Jr Class Council: Home Economics Club. BALICS. FRANKLIN E.- S: Kansas City. Kaus. Alpha Sigma Phi. BALEY. GEORGE J.-APHARI Berwyn, Ill. H-3: APhA: Kappa Psi: Sailing Cluh: Ward Arg: Young Repuhl Cluh: KMRX Radio. BALL. BARBARA I.. HU: Chicago. Ill. Shealy Hall: Card Section: DEBRIS: Newman Club, OSGS. I-BANNER. DAVID I..--S: Kansas City, Mo Alpha Tau Omega. Pres: Delta Rho Kappa: IF Pres Counc: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Pi Siunia: Skull and Crescent: Student Union Junior Board. HAO. TRAN Qf S' Saiuon, S. Vietnam. Chess Club: Duplicate Bridge Club: Phi Eta Sigma BARBER. I-'I.ORl-JNCI-I K.fS: Philadelphia. Pa, Alpha Chi Omega: Mock Pol Conv: Moth-rn Dance Club: Univ Choir. BARR. B. BRI'l'l'I FOR: South Bend. H-l: Forestry Club: Xi Sigma Pi BARR. NILS ERN' Cf CE: Lake Forest. Ill, H-3: Card Sectiflril Clu Epsilon: Univ Lutliern Assem, Trustee, RARRER. RENNICTH D.fMTE: Indianapolis Triangle: AIMetE: Pershing Rifles: Phi Eta Sigma: Quartet-lleck: Sigma Gamma Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi. BARKMAN. RHUDA D. HE: Royal Center. Zeta Tau Alpha: AWS, Atom Week Chrm: Card Section: Chorale-ers' Green Guard: lfniv Choir: WAA1 WRX: Purduettes: NEA: Home Economics Club. BARNARD. STEPHEN A.--S: Greenwood, Cary Hall: Vice Pres of Cary Cluh: Purdue Playshop BARON. LYNN!-I HE: Indianapolis, Duhlne, Vice Pres: Card Section: Grecn Guard: Mock Pol Conv: VVRA: YVRH Governing Bd. BARR. NED E.- CE: Winslow. ASCE: Veterans Org. BARR. RICH-XRD L:-AG: Hudson. Ohio, Alpha Gamma Rho: AGRICULTVRIST, Layout Editor: Alpha Zeta. RARSCH. IYILLIAM 0.-ME: Brookfield, VVis. H-3: Pi Tau Sigma: Baptist Student Fellow, Card Section, Judo Cluh. BARTOS. RICHARD ALMS: East Gary. H-3: Alpha Epsilon Delta: Mock Pol Conv: Reamer Club, I BARTZ, JOY I.. HU: Chicago, Ill. Alpha Chi Ornega, Asst Treas and Trens: Christian Science Org. BASSLER, PATRICK H.- -AG: Trenton. Ill. Farmhouse: Ap Econ Club: Ceres: Collegiate -l-H Club: Crew: OSS: Pershing Rifles Student Union: Young Republ Club: Campus Chest, BATDORF. WILLIAM M.-IENGR: Wauseon, Ohio. Cary Hall, S--c'y and Treas: AIIE. BAl'ER. IYAYNE F.fME: Brookville. Triangle, Pres: ASABEZ ASME. Collegiate 4-H Club: ENGINEER, Circulation Mgr: IF Pres Counc: Student Union: United Student Fellow: Young Republ Club. BALNER, JERRY I..7AG1 Anderson. Pi Kappa Alpha: Ag Ecun Club: Wesley Found, BAYR. IYINIFRED J.4S1 Carmel, Kappa Alpha Thf-ta: Griilvl Peppers, Green Guard Hnnnraryg Alpha Lambda lla-ltag Delta Rlih Kappa: Pan-Hel. .Tr and Sr Board: Mortar Bd, Pres, Nat'l Merrill Scholarship. BEAN. JEROME B, JR.-EE: VVest Lafayettu- Phi Gamma Deltag Scahbard and Blade: Univ Choir. BEATY. LOLITI.-I F.--ESE: Gary. Pi Bt-ta Phi, Treas: Alpha Lambda Delta: AWS: Card Section: Mock Pol Cunvg Mortar Bd. Vice Pres: EXPONENT. Jr Job: Gold Peppers, Greek Wk Comm, Green Guard: Tau Beta Pi: G4ilddu:ger's Ball. Cumm and Chrm BEI'HERI'lR. JOSEPH Ll-Il'2fEE: Bedfurd H-1. Eta Kappa Nu. POMM: Scabhard and Blade. RECHT. Rl'TH ANN-HE: Rising: Sun, Glenwood Hmisw M:in:igvr BECK. H. RONALD-EE: Indianapolis. Amateur Radio Cluh. AIEE: IRE: Outing: Cluh: Air Police, Purdue Pilots, Student Senate, Tr'-as BEFK. STEVEN l'1l'GENl'I-AG. Lf-ti:-inon, Fal'mlimisH, Yun- Pres, All Econ Club: Agriculturistg Cfllleyitinte -8-H Cluh. Alpha Zvta, IHEBRIS, Young Di-m Cluh, Sec'y, Campus Chest, BEFKER, ROBERTfHl': Chicagr. Ill. Alpha Epsllun Pi Frater- nity: B'nai B'rith Hillel Fi,-und BECKETT. ROBERT B.. JR,fPHAR1 Frankitirl Aravia. USGS BENDAR, NORMAN -l0Sl'll'HfEE, Blnghumtwn, N Y Cary Hall. Card Section: Outing: Cluh, Saihni: Club BEEMAN, JAMES HAY IED3 Sr-ville, Ohlu. P1 Kf4i'Df'l 9-lllllfi. Treas. Amateur Radio Club BEER, DAVID I-IDWARID IED. Bwrne, H-3. Athi-tu' Blur BEERS. RYTH EILEEN -HK: Wrist Point, Sigma Kappa: AVVS. Card Sf-Ctif-ii: Green Guard: SNEA, XVesln-y Found: Yuun: Repuhl Club, YWCA. BEHR. Tl'IDfS: Cinrinnati, Ohifi Sigma Alpha Mu, Prea Trevi, Ser'y: B'nai B'ritli Hillel Fuund: Card Sectiun. Delta Rhi Kappa. EXPONENT1 Grrw-li VVK Cunirn: IF Pres Cnunv, Phi Eta Sgnizi, JIFC, Vim- Pres: Pi Mu Epsilon, Ynumz D--m Cluh. Trefis BEHRMAN. JOHN D0l'GLASf Il-Ill: Culumhus Kappa Kitppl Psi: Mil Band, Rezimer Clutv. Bl'Il.Dl:IN. SANFORD AD.-SKIN AG: N, Hatfield, Mass Alpha Gamma Rho: Ag Cnunc: Alpha Zi-ta: Hoof and H-:rn Club, Prea BELL. HENRY BARKER HU: Evansville, Cary Hall: SNEA BELL, PATRICIA LYNN- HE: Knuts Shealy: L'niv Choir: WRFI Governiiig: Bd. Pres. Warr--n Hall: Delta Phi Delta: OIA, Diret-wr of Public Relations. BELI..-XYIA, ANTHONY SALYA'l'llRl'1-ME: Los Angelm, tiihf H-1, Newman Club: Pershing: Rifles. BELOT. JOHN Aw-CE: Rayland. Ohin. H-3: ASCE BENNETT. FRANKLIN OIIBERT. fIR.fAE: Danville. Ill Tri- angle: Am Rocket SOC. IAS: Univ Choir: Var Give Club BENNETT. KARL E.,fEEL Gr:-r-ntnwn, Christian Found, Eta Kappa Nu: IRE. Veterans Org Bl-INNISON. LARRY LEEH IM: Tr-nsifly, N J, Phi Delta Th:-ta. Crew. EXPONENT. BERCHTULII. BARBAR.-til-IE1 Clearwater. Fla, Warren. AWS RPDI Home Ec Cluhi State Street Ct. Vim- Pres Court I BERG. MARY liAYfI-IU: Hobart. XVOOCI Hall: AIVS: Newman Cluh, Sec'yp Mock Pol Cfinvg Sigma Alpha Eta. BERG, RAYMOND S.-EE: Villa Park, Ill. H-4: Phi Eta Sigma: Eta Kappa Nu. Bridge Currespoiitl--nt: Tau Beta Pi: IEEE, Campus Christian Fellow. BERG. IYILLIAM D.fCE: VVaukegan, Ill Sigma Pi: ASCE: Phi Eta Sigma. rn' f ff': ' ' ' ,. .11--gf. ' - .'f12fi t- - : OTS.-2 x , ,- ' , . 1 , I hx , ' - -4,7 ii -, ,,,,4 24' rv 'Q 'V ,J , C .,,.. ...., .. ,.- ,,., 3 1 A I JK' x N4 Qs Y., .N . 1- .S ww 5' vs... Seniors nn ' wr 5 ns, an -.-.4 .4 BS ' 1 v..- wu- -.swl -Q... x.. iilg- . 537 BERGE, MARY ANNfI-IE: Evansville. Collegiate 4-I-I Club: Home Ec Club: Wesley Found. H- BERNATH. JERRYAEE: Michigan City. IEEE: Block P: Alpha Phi Omega. W BETKE. JUDITH E.--HU: Hinsdale, Ill. Alpha Omicron Pi: i Green Guard: Newman Club: OSS: WAA. BETTGE, HENRY STEPHENAIED: Indianapolis. I-I-3: Chess Cluh: Outing Cluh: IED Cluh: ASTD. nk 1 1 BEYEI.HIMI'IR. JOHN IV.-IENGR: Anderson. Pi Kappa Alpha, Pledge Trainer. 'R BIALAS. KATHY D.fHU: East chicago. Wood Hall: Newman t Club. . 3 BICKEL, DAVID P.-EE: Mishawaka. t BIDDLE. DANIEL W.-fAG: Remington. Acacia: Ag Econ Club: 1 Gimlet Club: Skull and Crescent: Athletic Mgr. R I i l BIEBERSIIISIMER. YVILLIAM H.-CE: Saratoga, Calif. H-3, Unit I Pres: ASCE: Card Section: Chi Epsilon: Phi Eta Sigma, Vice Pres: Student Engineers Couric: Tau Beta Pl: Tomahawk, Pledge- i master, Q BIGGS, RICHARD H.-AG: Vincennes, Ag Econ Club: Newman Q Club. ' Q., '- BILGE, ILI-IAN T.-EE: Istanbvi-Kadikoy. Turkey. ENGINEER. BILSTAD, ARNOLD C.-EE: Chicago, Ill. Sigma. Tau Gamma, l Pres, Rush Chrm: Card Section: ENGINEER: IRE: IF Pres I Counc, I l I 1 ,i l Seniors BIRD, DAVID A.fEE: Indianapolis. Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. 5 BLACK, CHARLES E.-HU: Atlanta. Ga, H-2, Senior Senator: Alpha Phi Alpha, Treas. , BLACK, THOMAS A., JR.--IM: VVebster Groves, Mo. Alpha Q A' 4' 7- 'W' 4' Phi omega, vm- Pres: Card seem-ng Mil Bail Comm: scanbard 1 5. xv and Blade: Student Senate, Senator: Univ Choir: Ward Org. 1' ,MQ Senator: Young Republ Club: Purdue Hnnnr Guard: Westminster Found. BLACK, THOMAS R.--S: Corpus Christi, Texas. H-3: Card l Section: Westminster Found. l i BLACKBITRN, SANDRA J.- HU: Evansville, Alpha Delta Pi: I Gold Peppers: Theta Sigma Phi: SCOPE Editor: Delta Phi i ' Delta Historian. , Q BLACKWELL, CHARLES Hr-S: Indianapolis. Phi Sigma Kappa, I Treas: Crew: Skull and Crescent, gi, BLAKEMAN. VIRGINIA I'.fHU: Indianapolis. Hall X: Pep ' Comm: Student Union: .lr Prom Comm. BLANCHARD. JOAN E.-HU: Michigan City. Vawter: AWS: DEBRIS9 PDTA. if? Ki' K BLEDSOE. PATRICIA A.- HE: Fort Lee, Va, Alpha. Delta Pi, I Social Chrm: Pan-Hel Counc: WBAA: Golddigger's Ball Comm: Campus Chest, BLl'M, RICHARD M.fl-IU: Roanoke, Va. Sigma Phi Epsilon: 'Q Q Mil Band, Personnel Officer: Mock Pol Conv: Delta Beta: PCIA. BLPNIE, ROBERT L.--IED: Logansport. H-2: Auto Club: Hal- -' herdier Club: Industrial Ed Club. BLl'ME, ITILLIAM J. SS: Elmira, N. Y, Delta Sigma Phi: Card Section: Catalyst Club: IFC Office: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: Skull and Crescent: Young Republ Club: Var Athletics: ACS. 4 BLl'M.ER. LARRY DEANfME: St. Clair, Mich. ASME! SAE, BODINSON, GLEN YYILLIANI-IM: Logansport. Kappa Sigma: Camera Club: EXPONENT: Greek Wk Comm: Skull and Crescent: sf IFC office. i BOEIDIE, LINDA CAROLYNfHE: Garden City, Mich. Alpha ' Chi Omega: Card Section: Green Guard, Jr Prom Comm: OSS: OIA. BOESCH. HAROLD EDWIN-S: Kensington, Md. H-1: Phi Eta Sigma: Outing Club: Delta Rho Kappa: Sigma Pi Sigma: WMRH. i i 538 BOHL, DANIEL .-XRTHLRHIM. Libertyville, Ill. H-2: Unit Pres. Executive Counril, Mock Pnl Conv, Nat'l Treas: Tomahawk, Student Senate. BOJRAB, M. JOSEPH -Vet. Med: Grabill. Newman Club: Pre Vet Club: AVMA. BOLENBALGH. PHILLIP II'ILl,IAMfIE: Kendallville. At':1v1:1: Scahbard and Blade: IFC Offive, POMM, OSS: AIIE, BOLIN, GLEN ARTHLR-EEL Plymoutli. Cary Hall. BOLING. FOREST 0Yl'AL--AG: Covington. H-21 Ag Econ Club. BOMMER, ROBERT CHESTER AG, Brookville, Lutlwran Stua dent Assoc: Collegiate 4-H Cluh, BONEBRAKE. JOSEPH IV.---CE, West Lafayw-tt--. Phi Kappa Tau: Chi Epsilon, UEBRIS: Pershing Rifles: Phi Eta Sigma: Skull anrl Crescent: Soccer Club: Tau B1-ta Pi: Ward Org. BONNET. STEVEN A,-AG: Lafayette f'8IIIt'I'3. Club, C:1rd Section: EXPONENT: Rivet: Ward Org. BOOIIER, REGINA Il.fI-IU, Sheridan, Sigma Kappag AWS, Purdue Playsliop, Jr Panhel: Young Dem Club. BOOTH. SALLY A. HE: Joliet, Ill. Shealy, Senior CUlll'lS9l'WI', Green Guard: Home Ee Club: Studi-nt-Facility Safl-ty Comm, Clirm. BOOTS, DIANTIIA N. fS: Daillngtnn. Wood. BOOTY. ROBERT A. ME, Jan--sville, NWS Alpha 811411111 Pill: Concert Band. BIIIIILE, DAVID Il.-EE: South Benri. H-Il, Eta Kappa Nu. BORTER, EDIYARD E,-Vet. Med: Bloomfield. Alpha Glinima Rim, AVMA. BOYDEMAN, DIANA D.-Hl': Kalamazoo, Mich, VVarr1-n Hall: AWS: Card SCCIIOIH Collegiate 4-H Club: Grewn Guarllg Mock Pnl Conv, Newman Cluh: Old Masters, Pan Am Club: Purrliie Playshopg Student Union: Univ Chlur. WCCR: Young Reputxl Club: Folksong Club: WHA: OIA: Sigma Delta P1: Campus Chl-st. BOLGHTON, STEPHEN G.-EE: Lafayette. AIEE: Arnold Air Soc: Ward Org. BOWBLAN. JANE I . HU: Marlon Duhme: Card Section: Christian Found, Treas: Purdue Playshop, WRAg Block P, Sunil 01111111 BOWMAN. PATRICIA Ib. HE, Cum-innati, Ohm, Green Guard, Home EC Club. BOIYMAN. SIDNEY I..-'SL CoIlll't1bllS. Cary Hall. ROTC Baud BOWSIGR, ROBERT C. -ME: Detroit, Mich Hrirrisun Court, SAE. l'niv Chrur, Var Athletics. BOYER. LESLIE W.. JR.fHU: Indianapolis. H-1, Sr-xiatur, Canterbury Club: Card Section: Outing Club: Pershing Rifles, Pistol Team: Quarterdeck: Scabbard and Blade, BOYNTON, KAY L.-HII: Bryan, Ohio. Duhme: Green Guard, Mil Band, MaJorette: Mock Pol Conv: SNEA: WRA Club. BOZELL. MYRON G.-AG: Edinburg, H-lg Ag Count: Dairy Club, Sec'y, Pres. Scahbard and Blade. BRACKEN, KARMEN L.-HE: Thorntown. Wood: Omicruu Nu. BRADSHAIV. ANN W.---S: West Lafayette. Kappa Alpha Theta, Treasi Mock Pol Conv: Modern Dance Club: YAF: OSGS: Young Republ Club: Iota Sigma, Pi: AuH20. BRAGG, ALAN Il. ME: Des Plaines. Ill: ASME: Xvesley Fntind, Student Union. BRAINARD. JACK E. -AG: New Castle, Theta Chi. BRAINARD. E. JILI,-fl-IU: Monticello. Wood Hall: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Sigma Alpha Eta, Pres: Tomahawk, Sec'y, Pres: WRH Governing Bd: Class Council. Fresh and Soph: WRH, Sec'y. BRAND, TIMOTHY J.-ESE: Sheboygan, Wis, Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. BRANT, ROBERT J.-ME: Fort VVayne. Am Rocket Soc: ASME: SAE, BRAUN, BIII'CE A.-S: Fort NVayne. Alpha Tau Omega, Pledge Trainer: Card Section: Drill Team: POMM: Univ Lutheran Assem: Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Crescent: Young Republ Club. BREI-IOB. MARILYN E.-H'U: Indianapolis. Alpha Xi Delta. Asst House Mgr: AWS: Card Section: Student Union: Univ Choir. -v- 4'- .wy- ..--fe .JS -6. R' tg lv ,as 'rm -V V Q. wg :W ,- ef-. T-A fr L... wif' -M -6. ue... -...- N-.W t, -.h .- 091 i -I ., .ltd vc'- uf .Af- Q-.r C r, DI! E 5. ke. F BREIDENBAFGII. C. THOMAS-EE: Indianapolis. AIEE, Sec'y: Amateur Radio Club: Canoe Club: IRE, Sec'y: Lutheran Student Assoc: Outing Club, BRENNAN, DAVID K.-S: Crawfordsville. Pi Kappa Alpha: EXPONENT: Newman Cluh. BRENNER, BARBARA L.fHU1 Chicago, Ill. Phi Mu: AWS Judicial Bd: Alpha Lambda Delta: Card Section: Delta Rho Kappa, Set-'y: Gold Peppers: Green Guard Honorary: Mock Pol Conv: Mortar Bd: Pan-Hel Counc, Vice Pres and Jr Bd: Young Republ Club: Golddigger's Comm. BREIVER. CAROLYN L.fHlfi St. Louis, Mo. Pi Beta Phi Sorority: Card Section: EXPONENT, Jr Advertising Sec'y: Gold Peppers: Greek Wk Comm: Green Guard: Jr. Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Pan-Hel Counci Theta Sigma Phi: VVRH: Class Council, Fresh, soph, Jr: Golddigger's Comm: 1963 AF ROTC Honorary Cadet Major. BREWER, LINDA A.-HU: Indianapolis. Hall X: Card Section, Soph Worker: Green Guard: International Assoc: Pan-Am Club: Purdue Players: Purdue Playshop: VVBAA: Sigma Delta Pl. BRICKLEY. CHARLES H.-ME: Michigan City, State St. Ct: Auto Club. BRIERLY, SHARON-HU: Columbus, Alpha Phi, Scholarship Chrm: AWS: Society of Women Engineers: WRA. BRINKERHOFF, DAVID W.fS: Liberty, N, Y. Club '25', Pres and Treas: EXPONENT. Assoc Editor, Senior Reporter: Mock Pol Conv: Sigma Delta Chi: Student Co-op Assoc. BRINRNIANN. HERBERT C.. JR.fBIE3 Cincinnati, Ohio. State St. Ct. BRITT. DONALD T.-EE: Osburn, Idaho. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treas: Young Republ Cluh, Vice Pres. BRITTAIN. RONALD M.fHl': VVaShington. Phi Kappa Psi, Trcas, Rush Chrm: Card Section: ENGINEER: Quarterdeck: Scahbard and Blade: Young Repuhl Club. BROGAN. LINDA LEE-HSSE: Baltimore, Md. Alpha Lambda llelta. Green Guard. BROOKS, JUAN l'.f-MHE: Indianapolis, Phi Mu: AVVS3 Card Section: Collegiate 4-I-I Club: Green Guard: VVRA: Young Rt-publ Club: YVVCA, HROWER, IYILLIAM E.. JR.-MTE: Indianapolis. Cary: Card Section: Newman Club: Phi Eta Sigma: Univ Choir: WCCR. HRUIVN. CHARLES A.-S: West Lafayette. B'nai B'ritli Hillel Found: Delta Rho Kappa: American Chemical Society: India Student Assoc: Phi Eta Sigma: XYard Org. BROIVN, CRAIG DEANfEE: Birmingham, Mich. State St. Ct: Eta Kappa Nu: IRE, Workshop Chrm: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. BROWN, NIARYIN K. V-EE: Binghamton. N. Y. H-3: IRE: Amateur Radio Club: Baptist Student Fellow. BROWN. RIGXAME: Starke, Fla. Phi Delta Theta: Auio Club: ASME: OSGS: EXPONENT. BROWN, ROBERT L.-IM: Lyons. Quarterdeck: Wesley Found. BROWN. SHIRLEY J.fHE3 Rochester. Glenwood, Vice Pres: AXVS, Judicial Bd: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Folk-a- Whirlers. Treas and Publicity: IFC Office: Student Co-op Assoc: Young Repuhl Club. BROWN, STEPHEN J.- AG: Rochester. Chauncey, Pres: Ag Ed Soc: Dairy Club: Student Co-op Assoc. BRl'3Il'ND, WILLIAM l .fCE: Woodbury, N. J. Acacia: ASCE: Chi Epsilon. Pres: IFC Office: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Young Repuhl Club. Pres. Vice Chrm for State of Indiana Collegiate Young Republ. BRI'NRE. KENNETH E., JR.-ME: Skokie. Ill. Kappa Sigmal ASME, Card Section: ENGINEER: Old Masters: OSGS, Office Director, Office Mgr and Dir of Leadership Training: Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma: Skull and Crescent: Student Senate: Young Repuhl Club: Class Council, Fresh and Soph: Fr--sh Camp Counselor on Leadership: IRON KEY. BITH, EDIYARD A.fHSSE: Torrance, Calif. Theta Xi, Steward: Mock Pol Conv: JIFC: SAM. BFCHANAN. JAMES E.. JR-I ENGR! Charleroi, Pa. Phi Kappa Tau, Pres: Alpha Pi Mu. Bl'CHll0LTZ. JEFFREY L.-IM: Butler: N. J. Crew: Purdue Players: Purdue Playshop: Purdue Pilots. I-ll'f'Ii. f'LAl'DIA J,iHE: St. Louis, Mo, Vawter. Vice Pres. Sec'y: Omicron Nu: Tomahawk, Historian, Asst Sec'y: WRH Governing Bd: YVVCA, Office Chrm, Worship Chrm: Delta Phi Delta? VVRA: Home Ec Club. BECK, JAMES F.f-S: Winamac. Canterbury Club. 1 Bl't'K. ROBERT IV.-4AG: Otterbein. Collegiate 4-H Club, Rec Leader: Mock Pol Conv: OSGS: Hoof and Horn Club. BLCH, ROSS A,-AHU: Avondale Estates, Ga. Sigma Pi, Se-c'y, Pledge Trainer: Purdue Playshop: Skull and Crescent: DEBRIS, RYCRINGHAM. GARY R,fAG1 LaP0rte. Caryl Alpha Zetai Outing Club. Phi Eta Sigma: Tomahawk: Thomas Say. BLCKINGHAM. JEROME A,-EE: Columbia City. Theta Tau, Scc'y: ENGINEER: Eta Kappa Nu. BUCKLES. JOYCEfHU: Los Angeles. Calif. Pi Beta Phi. Rush Chrmg Alpha Lambda Delta: Delta Rho Kappa: Angel Flight: Green Guard: Pan-Hel Counc: Pi Delta Phi: Mock Pol Conv. Chrm: Kappa Delta Pi. BUCKNER, CECIL L.-EE: Indianapolis, Gables Ct. Bl'DD. RICHARD BLAME: Kokomo. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Vic-- Presg Skull and Crescent: ASME: Greek Vlfk Comm: EXPONENT, PISCS: ASM, BUEHRER, THOMAS G.4CE: Rolling Prairie. ASCE: Univ Choir, BLENING, GERALD M.!VS: Greensburg Sigma Tau Gamma, Veterinary Club: Newman Club, Treas. BLLLIONN. ROBERT J.-EE: Indianapolis State St Ct: Varil Section: IRE: AIEE: Eta Kappa Nu BLNCH. SANDRA -I--fHE: Fairmount Ann Twvt-tiale1 Nl-IA. Folk-a-Whirlers: Studi-nt Co-op Assoc, Collepqiatil 4-H Club. BURR!-J. THOMAS A.fPE1 Intlianapolis, Phi Gamma Dt-ltzig Var Athletics, Co-Capt Swimming Team: Gunletg Dolphin Cluh BLRKHART. RICHARD M.f CHE: North Canton, Ohio, Delta Chi. Treas: Sailing Club: Omt-ga Chi Epsilon. Tau Beta Pi. AIChE, BLRKS. DANIEL if-ME: XVood-Ridge. N, J Triangle: EX' PONENT. City Editor: PIECE OPR: Omicrttn ll--lta Kappa, Gimlet Club: Sigma Delta Chi: IRON KEY. BPRNS. CRl'IIGl-ITON E.fPEg Cromwell, Cary: HPEH Club, Var Alhielivs BVRNS. RODNEY R. 1-IE: Pitishurgli, Pa Acacia: IICEI-Ig Ilil-I. ACM. BLRNS, SLSAN S, Kenilworth, Ill, Delta Gammzi, Muck Pol Conv, Co-Chrml Card Section, Newman Club: Triton: Green Guard: Pl Delta Phi BUSH. THOMAS C. -ME: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, H-Ii, St-nat-tr ASME, ASTME. lll'S-SELL. DONALD D.- HC: Anderson. Ward Org, Si-c'y-Treas, Vice Pres: Mock Pol Conv. Bl'SSELl.. RONALD L.-HV: Autlerson, Student Si-nat-fp Aint-lil Air Soc: Muck Pol Nonv: Reann-r Cluh, Vice Pres Bl'TLI'lR, MARY I.0l'YHE: Indianapolis, Sigma Kappa. St-4-'y Card Section, Green Guard: Stuilt-nt Union, Angel Flight. AWS. Cabinet: Old Masters: Mock Pol Conv. Bl'TZ, DONALD J.- HU: Oak Lawn, Ill. H-1, Senator BYERLEY. YYAYNE L.---Vet. Med: Fort VVayne. Hal, l'nlv Lutheran Assem: AVMA. VABELI., JAMES YY.-f.-AG: Coryd-,in. Agfvnomy Phil, CABELL, RICHARD A.-IM: Corydon, H-1. Pres. Vive Pres, IRON KEY: Omicron Delta Kappa. CABLE, DPANE A.fAG3 Logansport. Alpha Gamma Rho. Treas: Alpha Zeta: Ceres: Hoof and Horn Club: Mil Ball Comm, Agronomy Club: Scabbard and Blade, CAGGIANO. JOSEPH A.fPE: Buffalo. N, Y. Cary: Var Athleties. Baseball: Soccer Club. CALDIVELL. DAVID BI.fAG: Milton, Alpha Gamma Rho: AGRICULTURIST: Christian Found: Collegiate 4-H: Mot-k Pol Conv: Ag Science Club. I'ALDWEl.I.. JUDY LOUfHE: Connersville. Vawter. Pub. Chrm, AWS: Christian Found: Collegiate 4-H: WRA, CALL. DORIS F.--HU: Milan. Sigma Kappa, Vice Pri-sg AWS. Greek Wk Comm: Young Republ Club. CALL, SUSAN A.-HE: Indianapolis, Alpha Chi Omega: AWS, Card Section: Home Ec Club: WRH Governing Bd: Mic1shipman's Ball Queen Court, CAMBRIDGE. CHAILLES 0.-MTE: Indianapolis. Tau Beta Pi: AIMetE. Pres: Alpha Sigma Mu, M vw.. ge XY' as , iv 'ff' lb- N... '76, - nr. 'Z Seniors '99,-Q N- Vs s-.1 5 ev - ...Q FTW, , N x N .. , t ,.,,,..g K X , Y - 5 5 ' ESQ X A . . F - 1 . S1 t g Q , . yy! , - fs S QC., t gi, .3- V XX-r . X' K V if 'ff ,, ,L t., ,IA Ji -4 V 3 .EH A fffow 5' . , . 'W' 'D' ec.. ' 5 Q 9 at f 'Ach -.- L., N.. 'N-v 'S x-71-v -tu. N.ff,fx y si + ' f.. 'i -I .yy 2 :nv Q1 p v- 2 s- Q, es .Q .Jr QQ.. 'em -v-v -v sq., 542 CAMERON. DANIELLE4I-IE: Goteborg, Sweden. Kappa Alpha Theta, Sec'y: Alpha Lambda Delta, Pres, Sr Advisor: AWS: Card Section, Pres: DEBRIS, Jr. Ed: Delta Phi Delta: Angel Flight, Treas: Home Ec Club: Gold Peppers: Green Guard Honor- ary: Mock Pol Conv, Pub Rel Chrm: Mortar Bd: Old Masters Hostess: Omicron Nu: Pep Comm: Theta Sigma Phi: NAN FOE. CAMERON, JAMES G.-IM: Michigan City. H-1, N.XV.. Unit Social Director. FAMMERER. RICHARD CIS-S: Dayton, Ohio. Phi Gamma Delta, Recording Sec'y and Rush Chrm: Card Section: IFC Office: Mock Pol Conv. CAMI'HI'ILL. DONALD A.fAG: Gifford. State St. Ct: Amateur Radio Club: WBAA. CAMl'HI'1I.L, KENNETH A.-ME: Franklin, Ohio. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Scholarship Chrm: ASME: Card Section: OSGS. CAMPBELL. THEODORE W.-S: Andrews. Rochdale. CANNON. THONL-AS C,-AE: Houston, Texas. State St Ct. Joint Assemblyman, Scholarship Director. CANTERBLRY. JOHN A.-IM: Peoria. Ill. Beta Theta Pi: Catalyst Club: Student Union. CANZIAN. BRYNO F.-CE: Indianapolis. Cary Hall. CAPOITH. EDWARD A. -EE: Broadview, Ill. I-I'2, Sec'y-Treas of SW Unit: IRE: Mock Pol Conv. CARLINO, JAMES E.- PE: Chicago, Ill, Phi Kappa Theta: Var Athletics. t'.ut1.soN, B.u:BAR.A L.-HU: Kokomo. Alpha xi Delta: AWS, Rep at Large, Treas: Card Section: DEBRIS: NEA: WRA: Block P: Studi-nt Court Sec'y: Student Union: Green Guard: Vik-sli-y Found: YWCA. CARLSON. JIMMIE L. -IM: Oxford. H-3, Vice Pres: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: SAM. CARLSON, RICHARD L.ffEE: Rochester. AIEE. CARLSON. Sl'SAN R.-HU: Chicago, Ill. Pi Beta Phi, Pres: DEBRIS, Junior Ed: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv. FARMACK, SANDRA Rf-HU: Anderson. Sigma Kappa, Social Chrm: DEBRIS: Green Guard, PanfAm Club: Wesley Found: Young Dem Club. l'ARl'l'INTER, MAX T.-fAG: Union City. CARROLL, THOMAS J.-IM: Lafayette. Phi Kappa Psi: Card Section: Gimlet Club, Treas: .Ir Prom Comm: Athletic Mgr, Football: Skull and Crescent, Vice Pres. CARl'SO. CHARLES Elf AG ENGR: Park Forest, Ill. State St Ct, ASAgE: Auto Club. PARYER. DONALD P. CHE: Lexington, Ky. AIChE. CARWELL. IVAN L.fEE: Greencastle. Phi Sigma Kappa: AIEE: Card Set-tion: Student Uniim: IVCCR: Eta Kappa Nu. CASSIDAY, HAROLD BL'-EE: Brazil. AIEE: Card Section: IEEE: Student Co-op Assoc. Treas. CATTELL. ROBERT L.-fEE: Auburn. CAPDELL, .IEANNE A.fHU: Noblesville. Phi Mu, Treas: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: NEA: WRA: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Univ Lutheran Assem: Univ Choir. CHADEN, LEE .-L41 ENGR: South Bend. Sigma Alpha Mu: Alpha Pi Mu: Student Senate: Class Office. Jr and Sr Pres. CHARLESIYORTH, THOMAS ALDENfVet. Med: South Bend. Lambda Chi Alpha: AVMA: Student Union. CHASE, FRED W.AHE: Duquesne, Pa. Delta Tau Delta: Var .-Xthletics, Football, CHASTAIN. SARA J,fS: Salem. Glenwood, Treas: WRA: C0llESl3l9 4-H Club: MaJor-Minor. Old Masters: Student Co-op Assoc, I CHASTEEN, ROBERT H. CE: Franklin. Cary, Ath Dir: ASCE, CHEATHABI, JOHN G.fS: Connersville. Fowler House: Chess Club: Outing Club: Scabbard and Blade. CHELINI. BEN .I.fMTE: McHenry, Ill. Kappa Sigma: ASME: Young Republ Club. CHEMAYONIAN, SIMON E.fS: West Lafayette. CHEN. JAMES T. AE. Jackson, N. J l 1xry, International Council: OIA: Chinese Student Club: International Assoc. . Cl-IENOWETH. JERRY A.-S: Bourbon. Stellar Bruthtfrs Co-upg E, - Card Section: Old Masters: Student Cu-op Asstwg LTude,grad .X 1- 'Yi G' ' Math Clubg B1-ethrun Student Christian Itlownieut, Pres ' - CHERRY, ARTHFR Lf-CHE1 Falrland. AIChIC, Catalyst Club. TTT' CHESS. JOSEPH Af CHEQ Whukegan. Ill Fury Hall: AIChPI, Omega Chi Epsilong Var Athletics. -l CHI, JAMES' EEZ Flirt XV1iyl'w. H-13 AIEEL IRE CHITTIUK. THOMAS L. HEg XVest Lafiiyettv. Chess Club: OIA. CHOJNOXYSKI, LARRY ll. CHE: Riclllunrl, Mich, Delta Tau il Delta. Rush Chrm, AIr,'hEg Card Set-timi, Il-'C Offit-eg OSGS. Travel :au-l Movies Dir. Sailing Club, Skull null Crescent, S-wisil hx Chrm: Class Council, Soph and Junior. CHRISTEN, ELIZABETH L. -HY, Fowls-r Alpha Chi Omegui Alpha Lambda Deltag UEBRIS, Engravings Etl, Ill-ltzi Rho Kappug Kappa Delta Pi, HSSI-1 Advls-fry Bd: Gold Pr-ppl-rs, The-ta Sigma Phi, Ed 304, CHRISTIAN. MICHAEI. D. EE, Huntsville, Alu Etzl Kzlppu Lwu, Vice Pres I'HI'. TZlE-TAO-MI-I: Buenos Aires. Aruelilllia Cary Hull, Clunt-se Student Club: Pi Tau Sigmag Tau Beta Pi CIAPPER. KATHRYN A. HHU, Park Ridge, Ill AWS, Cllr-i Sectxuug Purdu-tttt-sg Kappa Delta Pi: Univ Choir: Young Repulil Club: Sllllllti Delta Pi, Trans, Angel Flight, Stud'-nt Faculty Conuu. QLAPPER. LARRY Il.. HV: Park Rxtlgo. III IFC Offu-eg St,-ahlaard :end Blade: Young Repulll Pluh -v -W '27 L'LARKl'I. DAVID A. .P-.GQ Washington Hoclidull-, Asst NVHVIQ Mgr and Traits, POMM. CLARK. Rl'TH A, HU: Bluunlingtuii, Ill Kappa Kappa G.min1.l. Student St-nate, Ex Sen y, V l'I..-HUC. THOMAS H.. JR. ME. Marion, Llhlu Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Corresponding Svc'y, ASME, Pi Tun Summa. CLARK, UILLIAM Ilf-ME, Noblesville ASMEQ Auto Club, e' SAE, Ar-'llery Club. Treas. -nv 'v ...A-, -5 i' eI 1iOYS And then that final moment, 543 CLARY. RICHARD M.fAG, Tipton. Ag Econ Club, Auto Club, Card Section, Univ Choir, Young Republ Club, Sailing Club' Hoof and Horn Club. GLARY, ROBERT Jl7LIAN4PHAR, Tipton. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Card Section, Collegiate 4-H Club, DEBRIS, Kappa Psi, PHAR- MACIST, Univ Choir, Young Republ Club, CLASI-DI.-KN, IYILLIABI N.fMTE, Madison. H-1, Social Dir SW Unit, Baptist Student Fellow, Collegiate 4-H Club. CLAI'S, WILLIAM D.. JR.-ESE, Charlotte, N. C. H-1, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. CLAY, JIZANITA I..-HU, Franklin, Pa. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Pledge Trainer, Card Section, Mortar Bd, Student Senate, Pan-Hel Counc, Special Events Clirm and Pres, Mono. VLEMENS. KENNETH E.-I-IU, Gary. Cary Hall, Pres N.W. Unit, Card Section, Old Masters, Young Republ Club, PCIA. CLENIENT, KATHERINE L.-f-AG, Cincinnati, Ohio. Vawter, Alpha Lambda Delta, Card Section, Newman Club, Archery Club, Prt-vet Club. COBB. Ill-IAN E.fPl-I, West Lafayette. t'0t'HR.-KN, ANN R.-- HE, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hall X, Card Section, Alpha Lambda Delta, Outing Club, WRX, Home Ec Club. CODY, PAl'L T.gME, Whitestown. Acacia, ASME, OSGS, Young Republ Club, Gymnastics Club. FODY, ROGER D.-EE, Indianapolis. I'0I I MAN. EDIYIN T.-Danville. FOHEN, HARVEY Af-IE, Chicago, Ill. Sigma Alpha Mu, Vice Pres, B'nai B'rith Hillel Found, Card Section, DEBRIS, EX- PONENT, Alpha Pi Mu, AIIE. COLE, LARRY L.fME, Lafayette. Phi Kappa Tau, Mil Band, ASME, Purdue Playshop, Variety Band. IDLE, MARILYN A.-HU, Birmingham, Mich. Chi Omega, Card Section, Greek IVR Comm, Sec'y, USGS, Personnel Dir, Pep Comm, Sigma Alpha Eta, Campus Chest, Sec'y, WRA Rep. FOLLINS, ARTHPR It.. JR.fHU, Indianapolis. Tau Kappa Epsilon, IFC Office, Jr Prom Comm, OSGS. COLYIN, FRANK L.-EE, New Albany. Acacia, IRE, Univ Choir, Var Glee Club, IEEE. COMES, DAVID J.-IM, Anderson. ASTME. CUMIN, I'AROLYNfHU, Memphis, Tenn. Pi Beta Phi, Card Section, Gold Peppers: Green Guard, Jr Prom. Comm, Mock Pol Conv: OSGS, Projects Chrm, Sigma Delta Pi, Campus Chest, Triton. FONKLE. FRANK I..-S, Garrett. CONKLIN. ROBERT D.4S, Chicago, Ill. Kappa Sigma, Rush Clirm, EXPONENT. l'0NLON, LINDA S. HE, Kettering, Ohio. Kappa Alpha Theta: Card Section: Choi-aleers, Gold Peppers, Green Guard, Newman Club, Univ Choir, Yell Leaders, Young Republ Club, ROSY. CONN, DIANA M.-45, Middleton. Hall X, Sec'y, Counselor: Alpha Epsilon Delta, Var Christian Fellow. FONNAIYAY. KAIIENfS1 Liberty. Hall X. I'0NNl'lLl.Y. DONALD F.fAG, Dayton. Ag Ed Soc, Freshman Basketball Team. CONRAD. JAMES M.-AG: Spencer. Ag Econ Club: Alpha Zeta, CONRIZ WAIiDfMTE, Chesterton. AIMetE, Sailing. COOK. KENNETH J.iEE, Milwaukee, Wis, Triangle, Forensic Managing Bd, Debate, Oratory, Univ Choir, Wesley Found. COONEY. IYILLIAM N.-EE: Rochester, N, Y. H-3: KMRX: IEEE: IRE: Mock Pol Conv: OPR. COOPER. LARRY A.--PHAR: Fort XVaynr H-1: APh.X: Kappa Psi: WMRI-I, Mgr. COPELAND. JASLES R.fIED: Frankfort. CORMIER. JANET M.-HE, Smith Bend. Zeta Tau Alpha: Gnld Peppers: Collegiate 4-H Club: Nt-wman Club, Ext-c Council: OSGS, Business Mgr: SNEA: Home I-Tc Clubg Iiclta Sigma Epsilon. Green Guard. COVER, ROBERT K.-EE: Wincht-Stn-r. AIEE: IRE: Tau Bt-ta Pi COYYAN, JAMES R.. JR.-EE! Beverly Slmr.-s H-2. COX, EIHYARD Jff CEI Muncic. H-I: ASCE COX. Ml'1Rl.YN A.--I-IU: Bllclinqantmvn. Dover, Alumni Sc 5, Corresponding Sec'y, Asst Trcasz Wesley Found COY. LYNN R.-HU: Ti-rre Hautt- Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pt-p Comm: RIVET. Studcnt Union. CRACRAFT, LARRY F.fEE: Bluonungtun. Thi-ta Tau, Cullcuinte 4-H Club: ENGINEER: IFC Pr.-s Founc. CRAMER. BRYCE A.fESE: Jantesti-wn. N. Y Cary Hall, Card Section CRAMER, JAf'QI'ELlNl-2 li.-HL': Park Ridgv, Ill Pi Beta Phi, AVVS Cahinct: OSGS: Pan-Hel Vuunc, WRH Gnvernim.: Bd, Campus Cht-st. CR.-AMER, Jl'DITl-l A. S: Cincinnati, Ohio. Vawtt-rg Carvl Section: PDTA: WRA: Young R-fpubl Club CRI-JAGER. RONALD D.wIM: Lint-in H-2 CRIPE. ROBERT ll.f-S: LOS Am:-Ales, Calif Triangle: Phu I-Ita Sigma: Wesley Found, OIA. PROCKETT. KENTUN W.f5iE. Inilixinapnlns Phi Delta 'I'neta: Drill Team, CROOKN, DENNIS E.--AG: Angula Cary Hall. Social t'hrn1: Ag Econ Club. CROXTON. MAl'RIt'I-I L. AG: Frankfurt, I-'armlinust-1 Au lit-mi Club: Collegiate 4-H Club, Vici- Pr.-s, Honf and Horn Club CRI'Z. CARLOS N.f ME: Gary, Cary Hall, Newman Club ITLTICE, LINDA A. Hi-I, Saratoga Alpha Otnicrun Pi, Alpha Lambda D.-lta: AWS, Office Aianaucrx Car-l Section: Gnltl Peppers: Grt-en Guard: Muck Pol Conv, Credentials Comm, Oniwr'-n Nu, Treas: Hmm- Ec Club CPMMINS, KELLY I..-- HV: Elkhart. Cary Hall, East Unit Pr.-sg Student Union: Block P: PCIA Mock Pol Conv: C'l'NNlNGHAM. JAMES G.-Vet. Med, Ptttslnirgh, Pa Beta Theta Pi: Phi CTNNINGRAM, JOHN A.-AG: ll'aldi'0n. State St Ct, Hurt Club, Vice Pres and Tr--as, CFRRAN, FLOYD Nl- EE: Zf-ta: Pt-ace Corp C--mm. South Bt-nrl. H-I, S1-nzilor, CURRY. ROBERT W.YEE2 Indianapulis, H-3: Zutiaves, LTRTIS, KAY L.fHU: Warren, Ohio Warren: Card Section, Green Guard. Univ Choir: Pi Delta Plu: WRA CTRTIS. RICHARD D,--ME: Monun. H-3: ASME, Baptist Stull.-nt Fellow: Card Section: Scabhard and Blade: SAE: Young Rt-puhl Club. C'l'TSl-LALL. STEVEN B.fMTE: Indianapolis. Acacia, St-c'y and Pres: AIMt-LE: ASME: Card St-ction, IFC Office, Vice Pres: IFC Pres Counc: Catalyst Club: Jr Prom Comm: Phi Eta Sicnm: Sigma Gamma Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi. f'l'TTlN0, CAROLYN J.fHE: Bloomington, Zeta Tau Alpha: Card Section: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Triton: Univ Choir: Mock Pol Conv. DADIRAS, NICKIFOROS G.7CE: Marion. ASCE, DAHL, HARRY M.-S: Logansport, Alpha Tau Omega: Skull anrl Crescent, Pledge Trainer: Athletics: American Chi-mical Society, DAINE, LAYYRENCE ILAEE: Peru. AIEE: Arnold Air Soc. A' F.- 1. 'N 'TT W' ' I k cr Sv u, X tv. 5- wwf fs-, 1 k WX t ,. rr K' if-P vw ER x -Q. wa... C., , r -1 4.--.gn df- D.- QA., 'Y -5, B 'SS NIA S 4- hs-, -v R. Q 1,- p W:--w it -51 W 3 , -is' X ,Lrg ,xi -wr t X . gf e--f .,. 7 545 Jn- tx ts nw., -, 1174 63'G -v ..- Q ' -5. -x '-It 4 t lt' Wi w. My , AN E -J '11 55' 5, ix. .4 wax, c-'V wx, Q- . ltrgf' ,ILP iss .-5 Q.. if 'sr- 546 x. , Yi W? 4 Vip +--e-a lcv 17 ,, -Q.. rv! .....,, ,, il 1 -.Q v DALTON, MARILYN S.fHU: Lafayette. Town Girls, Vice Pres, DAMERY. JAMES T.-AG: Blue Mound, Ill. H-1: Phi Eta Sigma: Arnold Air Soc: Wesley Found: Agronomy Club. DANCZAK, JOYCE A.-S: Cleveland, Ohio. Delta Gamma: Card Section: Greek Wk Comm: Kappa Delta Pi: Mock Pol Conv, Rules Chrm: Newman Club: Student Union: WCCR: WRX. DANNEMAN, PAMELA A.-S: Indianapolis. Alpha Lambda Delta: Pi Delta Phi, DANNER. CARI. E.-AG: Elwood. State St Ct: Baptist Student Fellow: Agronomy Club. DANNER. KATHARINEfl-IU: New Harmony. Kappa Alpha Theta: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: OSGS, Scholarship Chrm: Green Guard Honorary, Entomological Soc: Kappa Sigma Honey: WART. DASE, CAROL 0.-HE: Vifheatfield. Collegiate 4-H Club: Green Guard: Univ Lutheran Assem. DAIBENSPECK, DONNA L.-HU: Indianapolis. Alpha Delta Pi: AVVS: Card Section, Membership Comm: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Pan-Hel Counc, Senator to Student Senate: Sigma Alpha Eta. Sec'y: Student Senate: Student Union: Young Republ Club. DAI'GHERTY, HENRY S.4S: Indianapolis. Phi Kappa Psi, Corresponding and Recording Sec'y: Alpha Epsilon Delta: DEBRIS: OSGS: Scabbard and Blade. DAVIDSON, KAREN R.-S: New York, N. Y. Gables Ct: Alpha Kappa Delta: Card Section: Purdue Players: Purdue Playshop: VVBAA: VVesley Found. DAVIDSON, ROBERT M.fCI-IE: Valatie, N. Y. Triangle: AIChE: Catalyst Club, Vice Pres: EXPONENT: Student Court: Young R.-publ Club. DAVIS, ANNfHU: Milton. Vawter: Alpha Lambda Delta: Delta Rho Kappa: Kappa Delta Pi: Young Dem Club: YWCA: Sigma Delta Pi: Pi Delta Phi: XVRA: SNEA. DAVIS. BENJAMIN G., JR.fIM: New Hartford, N. Y. Cary Hall, Joint Councilman: SAE: Var Athletics: SAM. DAVIS, DAVID D.-MU: LaPorte. H-3. DAVIS, GEORGE M.-IM: Daleville. SAM. DAVIS, WARREN J.fVet, Med: Argos, Farmhouse: Ag Econ Club: Collegiate 4-H Club: DEBRIS: Purdue Playshop: Purdue Players: Veterinary Club. DAYVNON, EDYVIN T.-ME: Chicago, Ill. H425 Drill Team. DAY. JOHN S.fS: Lafayette. Student Union. DEAN, MARY LAS: Jasonville. Delta Rho Kappa: Iota Sigma Pi: Town Girls. DEARDORFF. PATRICIA E.fS: Lafayette. Alpha Omicron Pi, Corresponding Sec'y. DECA'l'I'R, ALFRED G.fCE: Middletown, Ohio. Beta Theta Pi, Rush Chrm: Aero Club: ASCE: Chi Epsilon: IFC Office: Young Dem Club. DECKEII. RONALD D.-IED: Fountain City. H-1: Iota Lambda Sigma, Arnold Air Soc: ASTD. DECKER, GARY A.-IED: Cincinnati. Ohio, Alpha Phi Omega: Mil Band: Kappa Kappa Psi: ASTD: Chrm of Jazz Opus 1. DECKER. KEN C.-ME: Indianapolis. Theta Tau, Treas: Am Rocket Soc: ASME: Duplicate Bridge Club: Phi Eta Sigma: Young Dem Club, Pres. DEIBER, RICHARD E.fEE: Elkhart. H-35 AIEE: IRE: IEEE: Pershing Rifles: Athletic Mgr. DI-BIBLE, JAMES W.,-IM: Warren, Ohio. Phi Gamma Delta: Skull and Crescent: Student Union. DI-JHAVEN, SAMFEL N.4I-IU: Fort Wayne. H-1, DEIS. FRANK R., JR.fAE: Dayton, Ohio. Cary Hall: Aero- niodelers. Vice Pres and Pres: IAS. 1 DELERY, EDWARD .l.fEE: Kokomo. State St Ct: Newman Club: WCTS. DELIS, IVILLIAM L.fCHE: Bay Village, Ohio. Theta Chi: AIChE: Card Section: Catalyst Club: DEBRIS: Pershing Rifles: Young Republ Club. DELISLE, BRIAN E.4CI-IE: Fort Wayne. Cary Hall: AIChE: VVBAA: WCCR: ACS. DELONG. JEAN M.fI-IE: Clayton. Ann Tweedale, Sec'y and Membership Chrm: Collegiate 4-H Club: Block P: SNEA: Green Guard: Student Co-op Assoc: Univ Choir: V C Meredith Club. Derbys, be-ards. cords and canes march friumphanrly to the opening game, DEMAREE. RIPHARD S.. JR. -S, Crown Plum Anlfumulwilu Cllllll Scabbard and Blade. DEDIPSEY, DOROTHY J. HEL Cliivfagcl, Ill. Chi On1ep.Z:i, Vive Pres: Alpha Lambda Delta. AVVSQ Card Sl-lftmn, Pulllivuy Cllrmg Greek Wk Cumm, Green Guard: Stu-lr-nt Vumn DENNIS, BARBARA J.-AHE3 Fort Wayne Sin-nly, Pr--s, Cullegmtv 4-H Club: EXPON1-ENT. Gffld Peppers, M-wk Pnl Cnnvg WHH Governing: Bd, KMRX. M4-in Clirm, Home El- Club DENNIS, DARREL L.- -Hl'g Muncie Arnolnl .Xir S001 Card Sv-vtmn, DENO. DOUGLAS YY.-fPl-I. Earl Park, H-23 ASCE, Chi Epslllln, Newman Club. DEPKEN. CRAIG A.--ME. Chicagw. Ill ASME. P1 Tau Sigma DEWENTER, l'l'IGGY A. HU, Lafayette Kappa Kappa Gxlmmxl, Corresponding Sf-c'y. Card Section, Jr Bd ll--sign Cn-Chrm and Sec'y and Tre-as, Jr Class Councilq Jr Pauhelh-mc Cnum-ul, Gum Peppersg Green Guard: Pan-Hel Crnlnc, Jr Bul :xml Sr Bri DICKINSON. THOMAS SY.f-IE: Ownssu, Mich Univ Chwlr, Weslvy Found. Viee Pres and Pres, DIERKEN. ROGER 0.ffMEg Peoria. Ill. Kappa Siixrnu. Treus DIENHART, JOHN R.fHL'3 W. Lafayette, DIENHART. JVDITH A. fl-IU, Kentland. Zeta Tau Alpha, Sec'y. Card Section: Delta Alpha1 Gr--en Guard, Jucln Club, S.-c'y, Major-Min-Jrg Newman Club, Silver Mask, DIETER. THOMAS E.-PE: Swuth B1-nd, Cary Hall. Pres B Unit: Gymnastic Clubg Judn Club, Var Athlelicsg Vvtf-r:1n's Club. DILL. ll.-KX G.fS: Center. Cary Hull: Young Repuhl Club, DILLE. DENNIS G.-CEL Chesterton Phi Gamma Delta: ASCE. DILLEY, DONALD D.f-HC, Gary. DILKVORTH, ROBERT W.ffHUg For! W'aynv, EXPONHNT. i. 45- ,nf 'C .,-. .ar Seniors Q, -N -.. fn.. 34' 'S -sew, 5 'e uw.. 1 av Seniors Q -1 gg. K' Nw, ilwmf' -..- 'CF' 3 -3 Tv - rf' K X.,- -4 K 'rv' -N 'K --.. 5 DIRKS, SUE A.-HU: Indianapolis. Alpha Omicron Pi: AWS Council: PCIA. DISTERDICK. JOHN W.fME1 North Hollywood, Calif. Phi Gamma Delta: Canterbury Club: Dolphin Club: GIMP Honorary: Swimming Team. DIXON. DAVID L.-EE: Bloomington. DIXON. G. SCOTTfME: Berea, Ohio. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pledge Trainer: Dolphin Club: EXPONENT: Trampoline Club, Pres. DIZON, JEFFREY M.fCE: Milwaukee, Wis. H-3: ASCE. DOLL. THEODORE J.-ESE: Cleveland, Ohio. Alpha. Chi Rho, Chapter Corres: ENGINEER: Layout Ed. DONALDSON, EUGENE H.-HU: Clarksburg, W. Virginia. Omega Psi Phi, Vice Basileus: Var Athletics, Football: Purdue Playshop. DONNOE. EDNA A.-S: Vincennes. Hall X: Mock Pol Conv: OIAQ Newman Club: WRX Governing Bd: Green Guard. DONOVAN. RICHARD L., JR.-S: Terre Haute. Newman Club: Young Dem Club. DOLGHERTY, ALVIN .l.fHU: Honolulu. Hawaii. Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Psychology Club: Pershing Rifles, Capt, Drill Team Adv: Scahbarcl and Blade. D0l'GL.-ISS, LARRY VLYAG: Amboy. ll0l'GLASS, WILLIAM P.KS: Cambridge City. Cary. DOWNEY. JAMES C.gME: Pocatello, Idaho. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice Pres: ASME: IF Pres Counc: Old Masters: Outing Club: SAE: Student Co-op Assoc. DOYLE. MICHAEL M.-CE: Cincinnati, Ohio. Newman Club: ASCE. DRABA, THOMAS W.fAG: East Chicago. Gables Ct: Canterbury Club: Forestry Club: Inter-Faith Counc. DRABEK. DONNAN .lf-AG: Indianapolis. Dairy Club. DRAKE. PAMELA E.fHU: W. Lafayette. Kappa Kappa Gamma: EXPONENT: Modern Dance Club: Triton. DROMPP, ELINORE L.-HU: Logansport. Delta Gamma: Card Section: Greek Wk Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Pan-Hel Counc: ATOM Wk Comm. DRYSDALE, LARRY L.-HU: VVilkins0n. Cary: Drill Team: Card Section: Arnold Air Soc: ENGINEER: Wesley Found: Jr Prom Comm: Mil Ball Comm. Ill'DOR, JOSEPH S.fEE: Perth Amboy, N. J. H-1, Senator: Eta Kappa Nu: AIEE, Vice Pres: IEEE: IRE. QIFFCAN, HELEN C.-HU: Fort Wayne. Duhme: Modern Dance ui. DPNCAN, PAUL E.fCI-IE: Kokomo. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pledge Trainer: Catalyst Club: Omega Chi Epsilon. DLNCAN, IYILLIAM P.-EE: Anderson. AIEE2 IRE. Dl'NlGAN, KATHLEEN Y.-HU: Plainfield. Wood. I Dl'NN, RICHARD C.-AG: Frankfort. H-3: Ag Economics Club. Dl'NN. WVILLIAM E.-ESE: Seneca, Ill. H-1: Newman Club: Pni Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. Dl'ST. MARYANNE C.-HU: Munster. Alpha Delta Pi, Vice Pres and Pledge Trainer: AWS, Rep and Publicity Chrm: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Greek Wk Comm, Publicity: Green Guard Honorary: Old Masters: Pan-Hel Rush Counselor: Young Republ Club: Campus Chest Co-ordinating Bd, Sec'y: Class Council, Soph and Jr. DPYALL, ARTHUR J.-AE: Joliet, Ill. H-2: Card Section: IAS: Phi Eta Sigma: Reamer Club. DIWVE. SANDRA L.fHL'g Fort Wayne. Kappa Alpha Theta: Card Section: EXPONENT, Jr Edp Greek Wk Comm, Unix- Choir: Angel Flight, Grasshopper Pie. DI'XBl'RY. THOMAS C.fEE: Fort Wayne. Cary Hallp Card Section: AIEEQ Am Rock.-t Soc. DVORAHAK, Jl'DlTH A.fPE3 Xvhlllhl. Vt'ood3 Major-Minorg Newman Club, WRA. DIYENGER, ALFRED E.-HU, Bat:-svillv. Alpha Kappa Delta. Card Section: Young Repuhl Club. DYER, PHILLIP A.iVet Med, Carthage. Alpha Gamma Rho, Social Chrmg Alpha Zetag Junior Amerit-an Veterinary Medical Assn, Pres. EASTER, BUNNY L.-HE: Logansport. AWSQ Card Section: Home EC Club: SNEAg Green Guarrlg WRX. EASTERDAY, CHESTER P.. JR.-AG: Paoli. Ag Ed Soc. EASTIN. DAVID D.-CE: Brownstown. Gables Ct: ASCE. EASTON. GEORGE S.-'SL Bicknell. H-1. EBBELER, DONALD ll.. JR.-EEL Otterbt-in. H-35 All-IE, Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. EBBS. GEORGE H.-MTE: Corapolis, Pa Acacia: Card Section. AIMetE: Catalyst Cluhp Skull and Crescent: Student Union. Jr Bd: Greek VS'k Commg ASM: IRON KEY. EBERT, RONALD Gr S3 Indianapolis. Chess Club, l'tuplicatf.- Bridge Club. ECHELBARGER. JEIYEI. 3l.fS: Zionsville. Hall X, Unit Pres: Mock Pol Conv: WRAQ Sr Counselor. F'ort-nsicg Wesley Found. ECKLER. GILBERT R.fAE. Hamilton. Ohio Acacia: EXPONENT: Old Masters, Sigma Delta Chi, Pledge Class Vice Pres, Skull and Crt-sct-nt. EDMONDSON, JOHN B.-AG: Clayton. Rochdale, Sec'yg Ai: Count.-3 Alpha Zeta, Treasg Cert-sg Agronomy Club. Pres. EDRIS. CHARLES L.--HU, Bluffton. H-2: Delta Rho Kappa, Mock Pol Conv: Phi Eta Sigma, OIA, Operations iur, EGGERDING. LANA J.-PE, Indianapolis. W RH: Card Svctinn: Major-Minor: Outing Club: Univ Lutheran Assemg Exporimvntal Theater. EHRHARDT, ROBERT IV. -HU: Lyndhurst, Ohio. Lamhtla Chi Alpha, Skull and Crescent, Football: Baseball. EHRHART, BARBARA C'.fHE: XVilmt-tte, Ill. Alpha Chi Omega' Alpha Lambda Delta, Vice Pres, Gold Pt-ppt-rsg Olrl Masters AWS. Pres, Sec'yg Mortar B-ig Omicron Nu: Student Sennh- Green Guard. EISELE. JOHN A.-ESI-lg Bethesda, Md, H-33 Railroad Club' Phi Eta sigma: Tau Bt-ta Pi, EISERT. Sl'SAN C.-I-IU, VVilmetti-, Ill. Hall X3 Card Sectioii' Student Union, WRA. ELDI-IR. DONNA A.-I-ll': Lafayette. AVVS3 Majoraftlliinr Club' WRA: Town Girls. ELKINS. RONALD G.- AE: LaCrosse. H-2, St-c'y-Treas. Senatorg POMM: AIAA. ELKINS. SHARON S.fS3 Dayton. State St Ct: Alpha Lambda Delta, Delta Rho Kappa: Kappa Delta Pi, Sec'y. ELKINS. SUSAN A.-HU: Hammond. Kappa Alpha Thi-ta: Card Section, Design Chrm: Green Guard Honorary: Student Union, Golddiggefs Comm, Salem: Taylor's Fr.-qui-nter. ELLEDGE. JERRY B.fIM3 Elwood. ELLERMAN. JAMES M.-MEL VVarren. State St Ct. ELLISON. DAVID L.vPEp Michigan City. Var Allilvtivs ELLISON. WAYNE E.-PHAR: Evansville. Newman Club: APhA. ELMORE. ROY O.fCHE: Rushville, AIChE3 Catalyst Club. ELSBFRY. GORDON R.-AG: Greenfield. H-3, Agronomy Club. ELSER, PHILLIP CSMTE: Muncie. Cary Hall. 5 Social Chrm: ASCE: Chi Epsilon: Mil Band. EMB-ERGl'lR, ROBERT A.-HU: Plymouth. H-3: Judo Club. Vice Pres. EMBERSON, W'lLLl.-KM C.fEE: Maple Park, Ill. H-2: Card Section: Phi Eta Sigma. EMERICK. JAMES V. -IM: North Liberty. Card Section: Ward Ofgl SAME. EMINHIZER, JAMES A.-S: Gary. H-1: Purdue Playshop: WMRH. EMME, SYS.-KN K.-f-HU: Bryan. Alpha Phi: Jr Class Counc: Green Guard: Sailing Club: Tomahawk: Tau Beta Sigma, Pledge Trainer: WRH Governing Bd. Social Co-ordinator. EMMONS. SYSAN E,fHU: Richmond. Duhme: Univ Choir: IWEBRIS: AVVS: Card Section: Green Guard: WRA: YWCA. Treas, Ways and Means Chrm, EMRICK. THOMAS R.-S: Indianapolis. Stellar Brothers: Pol Convl ENGINEER: Wesley Found: Delta Phi Delta. Mock ENDlC'OT'l'. THOMAS A.-ME: Hamilton. Ohio. Delta Upsilon: Card Section: OSGS, Student Union: Young Republ Club. l'INGELHARDT. JERRY M.-CE: Rockford. Ill. Theta Xi, Treas, ENLOW, El'GENE l'.f IM: Speedway. Beta Theta Pi. Rush Chrm, Social Chrm, Pledge Trainer: EXPONENT: Mock Pol Conv: Young Republ Club. ENOS. HERBERT A. PE: Honolulu, Hawaii. ENSTON. Sl'SAN J.'fI-IE: Rocky River. Ohio. Warren: Alpha Lambda Delta: Card Section: Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pi: Omicron Nu: WRX Governing Bd: PDTA, Exec and Training Officer: Home Ec Club: SNEA. ERR. RICHARD J.--'Sz Fort Wayne. Sigma Alpha Mu: Card Section: UEBRIS: Greek Wk Comm: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv: RIVET: GIMP, Sec'y-Treas: Jr Class Council. ERYIN, GERALD R.fIED: Brook. Cary Hall: Folk-a-Whirlers: SNEA. ESHELMAN, LARRY J.-EE: Anderson. ETTER, THOMAS .I.fAG: Oxford. Alpha Gamma Rho: Pep Comm: Newman Club: Gimlet Club: Yell Leaders, Captain. EVANS. HENRI R.fPE: Hartford City. Phi Kappa Tau, Pledge Trainer: Gimlt-1 Club: IFC Office: Mil Band Officer: Purdue Playshop: Kappa Kappa Psi: Student Senate. EVANS. PAl'l, F.-AE: Indianapolis. State St Ct: Newman Club: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Gamma Tau. Student Engineers Counc: Tau Beta Pi, EVANS. THOMAS J.--EE: New Canaan, Conn, H-2: Eta Kappa Nu: Amateur Radio Sailing Club. EVANS. YYAYNE S. Club: Camera Club: IEEE: Tau Beta Pi: Ill-ME: Huntingdon Valley, Pa. H42. EYITTS, .IAMI-LS CLINTON, JR. EE: Hobart. Cary Hall: Tau Beta Pl, Eta Kappa Nu: Univ Choir. I-JW.-U,D. ALBERT .-X.. JR. fS: l.aPorte. H-2: Card Section. FABRll'l, MARTHA l,.fHE: Merrillville. Shealy: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Class Council, Fresh, Suph, Jr. FAGER, JAt'Ql'ELlNl-1 A. HU: Muncie. Delta Gamma: Collegiate ,LH Club, Sec'y. FALK. RICHARD A.fME: Michigan City. H-2: Card Section: DEBRIS: VVard Org. FALKNER. FRED Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Student Assoc. FANNINIL. ROBERT C.-AG: Howe. Acacia: Alpha Zeta: Ceres: Phi Eta Sigma: Agronomy Club. FANTER, ROBERT l .fCHE1 Schenectady, N. Y. H-l. Social Chrm: AIChE: ASME: Card Section: Catalyst Club: Pershing Rifles: POMM. C.-S: Villa Park, Ill. H-3. Social Dir: Eta Sigma: PCIA: Tomahawk: Lutheran 1 FARIS. JOHN P.-EE: Wlashingtoii, Mo. Triangle: Card Section: Amateur Radio Club, Station Mgr: ENGINEER: Business Mgr: IRE: Pershing Rifles: POMM: KMRX: Student Engineers Counc: Scabbard and Blade. PARIS, JOHN W.-EE: Indianapolis. FARMER. CHARLES C.-EE: Bolt. Pershing Rifles. FARR. SI'E A.--S: Indianapolis. Phi Student Union: Gold Peppers: Greek Pageant, Chrm: Golddigger's Comm, Chrm: GIMP: Pan-Hel Rush Counselor. H-1. W. Va. H-2, Vice Pres: Mu: AWS: Card Section: Wk Comm: Miss Purdue FARRIS. JAMES L.fI ENGR: Glen Ellyn, Ill. Acacia, Sentinel: AIIE: Skull and Crescent: Student Union, Jr Bd: IRON KEY. FATTIC, WILLIAM J., JR.-fEE. Indianapolis. Cary: Newman Club. FAPLKENBERG. MARY A.-HE: St. Croix. Twin Pines. Pres, Vice Pres: AWS, Judicial Bd: Collegiate 4-H Club: Home Ec Chapter. Pres, Vice Pres: Old Masters: Green Guard: Gold Peppers, Student C0-op Assoc. FAFLKNER. ARTHUR W.fI-IE: Marion Cary, Unit Cnunc: Omicron Nu: Freshman Football, FAVORITE. Jl'LIE A.fHU: Fort Wayne. Wood Hall: IYRA: Card Section. FEIBEL, FREDERICK A.-fEE: Berwyn. Ill, H-3: Eta Kappa Nu: Mil Band: Phi Eta Sigma. FEIRLE, BRUCE J.-EE: Cleveland, Ohin. Cary Hall. FEIN. KENNETH J.fESEJ Forest Hills, N. Y. Alpha Epsilon Pi: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Tau Beta Pi: RIVET, Kappa Omicron, Vice Pres: AIAA. FELDMAN. JOHN A.-EE: Lincoln, Ill. Newman Clul: FELL, MARK R,-PHAR: Chicago, III. APh.-X. FELL. RONALD D.fME: Bay Village, Ohio, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Recorder, Correspondent. Asst Pledge Trainer, Asst Treas1 ASME: Card Section: Wesley Found: OSS: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Bt-ta Pi, Jr Class Cnuncl. FELLOIYS. WILLIAM E.-IED, Indianapolis. Industrial Club. Pres: Iota Lambda Sigma, FENTUN, THOMAS P.-EEL XVilmette, Ill. Kappa Ili-lla Rho, Kappa Club . FERGLSON, ROBERT IC.,-EE, Framingharu. Mass H-2. FEl'Gl'AY. JOSEPH D.gCHE: Rosedale. Cary Hall: Var Athletics: AIChE: Omega Chi Epsilon: Tomahawk: Tau Beta Pi. I EI'RER, Dl'ANE A.-HU: Chicago, Ill, H-2, Delta Rho Kappa: Mil Mancl: Mock Pol Conv: Phi Eta Sigma, Student Si-nat.-. FINE. RONALD 0.-S: Ladoga. FISCHER, STEIYART R.-ME: Los Angeles, Calif, Cary Hall. ASME: Card Section: Duplicate Bridge Club: Pi Tau Sulinqi. Tau Beta Pi. I ISI'l'S, Jl'IlITH A.-HU: Mitchell Ann Tweedale. Pres, Cul- lepziate 4-H Club: Green Guard: Student Co-op Assoc. Sclirilarslup Chrm: YWCA: SNEA. FISH. BARBARA E.fS: Escanaba, Mich, Phi Mu. Pledge Trainer: APhA: AWS: Card Section: Mock Pol Com-3 Newman Club, PHARMACIST: WRH Governing Bd: Young Repuhl Cluh: Jr Pan-Hel: XVRA. FISHER. BILL E.vAG: Anderson, FISHER. GARY L.fI-IU: Linton. AeM. FISHER, LLOYD B,-IM: Gary. H-1. Card Section: Judi: Club, Old Masters: Pershing Rifles: Purdue Playshop: Scahbard and Blade: WCCR: Var Athletics: Am Sue of Tr Dir: Soc Adv Man, FISHER, STEPHEN K.-S: Silver Lake. H-1: Purdue Playshop: Psych Club. FISHER, THOMAS BI.fS3 Cincinnati. Ohio. H-3. FISHER. YIRGIL W.-EE: Raylanrl. Ohio. FITES. ALLEN L.-PHAR, Granger. Rho Chi: Kappa Psi, Pres: APhA. FITTZ, STEPHEN T.fS: Indianapolis. 'ie vax, -vp an '5' 'W iv Q.. ,. me A 9-. hp N: Q, -5, '-...Af Seniors ,,g,x if it S-N.,: bjx. 'O' ...f if TT J Seniors ' U? fs-. N- 1 , -. lf' ' , C -.S I 'el W 332 Gvf 4. wu- -Q.. xv, ..,,, x if-rj FITZPATRICK, THOMAS C.fAG: VVest Terre Haute. Alpha Gamma Rho: Hoof and Horn Club: Ag Econ Club. FLACK. JOSEPH W.nME: Indianapolis. Cary: Pi Tau Sigma: Am Rocket Soc: ASME: IAS: Newman Club. FLEITZ. RAY C.-IM: Carmel, Alpha Tau Omega, Pres, Sec'y: RIVET: IF Pres Counc. FLETCHER, HOWARD L.-AG: Rising Sun. Cary. Unit Counc: Ag Econ Club. FLETCHER. JI'DITH A.fS: La Grange, Ill, Hall X: Card Section: Green Guard: Sigma Alpha Eta: Univ Choir, FLINT, ROBERT L.-ME: Princeton, Ill. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Recorder: Christian Science Org, Vice Pres. Treas: Pi Tau Sigma. FLORENCE. IVALI,AK'EfPE: East Orange, N. J, Cary: Var Athletics: Purdue Playshop. FLOIVERS, THOMAS I'I.4S: Churubusco. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treas, Rush Chrm: Mock Pol Conv: Univ Choir. FOLLMER. DAVID C.-iS: Springfield, Ill. Pi Kappa Alpha, Fund Raising Chrm: Student Union. FURCE, N. CYRTISSS: Grandville, Mich. Tau Kappa Epsilon: IFC Office: Mock Pol Conv: Skull and Crescent. FOREMAN. LARRY XY.-S: Berne. Acacia, Rush Chrm: EXA PONENT, Jr Sports Ed. FOSBRINK. SFSAN I..-HU: Syracuse. Alpha Omicron Pi: AWS, Judicial Bd: Mock Pol Conv: Wesley Found: SNEA: Sigma Delta Pi: Green Guard: Shealy. Standards Chrm. FOSNOYGH. NANCY C.4HE: Kokomo. Sigma Kappa: AWS, Judicial Bd: Card Section: DEBRIS: Green Guard: Univ Choir: WRA: SNEA: Home Ec Club: Shealy Hall, Tri-as, F0l'ST. DONALD R.fAG: Elwood, Ag Econ Club: Mil Band. FOXYLER, REGINALD .I.fCE: Hobart. H-3: ASCE1 Wesley Found. FRADl'INBl'RG. BARBARA JEAN4S: Fort VVayne, Delta Gamma, Pres, Act Chrm: EXPONENT, Jr Ed: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Theta Sigma Phi: Class Council: OIA, Hosting Chrm: Pi Delta Phi. FRAME, DAVID M.-f-EE: Hobart. Pi Kappa Phi, Pres, Sec'y: IF Pres Counc: BARD. FRANZ, LI-ISL!-LY A.fHU: Covington, Ky. Chi Omega: Alpha Lambda Delta: AWS: Cabinet, Judicial Bd: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Green Guard. Pres. Sec'y: Mortar Bd: Newman Club: Pan-Hel Counc, Psych Club: Student Union: Triton: VVRH Governing Bd: Jr Class Council: Womens Golf Team: Psych Cluh. FRAZIER. WILLIAM P.-HU: Granger. Kappa Delta Rho: Card Section: Student Union. FREDERICK, DAVID A.-EE: Columbus, Ohio. Delta Upsilon, Pledgemaster: Crew: JIFC: Skull and Crescent, Semper Fidelais, l Rl'll'1MAN. JACK B.--EE: Louisville. Ky. Kappa Delta Rho. Social Chrm, Act Chrm: Skull and Crescent: Student Union. FRETZ, PHILIP L.fHU: Fort Wayne. Cary: Young Republ Club, I-'0RI'1l-ILE. JEFFREY C.fAG: Centerville, Ohio, Tau Tappa Epsilon: Arnold Air Soc: Greek Wk Comm: Entomological Soc! Thomas Say: Wesley Found: Zouaves: Hort Club. FRl'lT, CAROLYN M.fS2 Edwardsville, Ill. Alpha Xi Delta, Tri-as: Alpha Lambda Delta: Card Section: Christian Science Org, Sec'y: Delta R.ho Kappa: Gold Peppers: OSGS, Workshop Dir. 1 FRYER. MICHAEL A,-PE: Lafayette. Alpha Epsilon Pi, Pledge Trainer. Rush Chrm, Social Chrm: Var Athletics: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Senior Class Vice Pres: Dolphin Club, Treas: Gimlet Club: Greek Wk Comm: .Ir Prom Comm: Pep Comm: Purdue Playshop: Quarterdeck: Sailing Club: Skull and Cresxent: Football Seating Comm, FRYMIER, BROOK E.vS: Albion. Var Glee Club. Fl'GGI. DLILLIAM -I.-S: New Haven, Conn. Fl'ltS'1', DAVID L.-AE: New Buffalo, Michigan, H-2: AIAA. GABER. MARGARET J.-HE: Philadelphia, Pa. Alpha Delta Pi: AGRICULTURIST: Home En Club: AWS: Jtidmial Bd: Carrl Section: EXPONENT. Jr Copy Ed: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm, Newman Club, Old Masters. GAC. CONRAD NI.-ME: Ilepew. N. Y. Phi Kappa Tau: ASME, Outing Club: Sailing Club: SAE. GAHDIAN, ROBERT I..fCHE: Fort VVayne, Cary Hall: AIChE, Omega Chi Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi. GALLOIYAY, ELIZABETH J.-HV: VSV-st Lafayette Pi Beta Phi, Pledge Trainer: AWS Publicity Comm: Card Section: Gold Peppers, Green Guard: Sigma Alpha Eta: Student Union. Coed Ex.-eutive, OIA, Personal Hostess anti Publicity Comm: Freshman Orientation Panel. GAPPA. FRANK Wwe-AG ENGR: North Judson. Delta Sigma Phi, Pledge Master: Folk-a-Whirlers: Mock Pol Conv: Umt- Sgrn Band GARBER. DENNIS fl.--S: East Gary, Purdue Mounted Drill Team: SNEA GARCIA. I,0l'ISE- HV: Gary. GARDNER. DANNY .I.f'AG ECON: Russellxille. Rt-chtlale. Ag Econ Club: Purdue Pilots. GARIFII, JERYN A. -HU: Meguon, VVis Kappa Kappa Gamma, Card Section: EXPONENT, Kappa Delta Pi. Lafayette Swim Club: Triton, Pres GARRIOTT, RONA 0.-HE: New Albany. Vawter: Alpha L:1mlJtl:l Delta: AWS: Card Section: Omicron Nu, Purtlue Playshop, Home Et- Club: Univ Choir: WRH Governing Bd GARST, Jl'DY K.fHU: Somerset. Pi Beta Phi, Rush Chrm, Gold Peppers: Greek Wk Comm. Secretariat, Jr Prom Comm, Kappa Delta Pi: Campus Chest Comm, Publicity, Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight Girl: OIA Publicity Comm: Delta Phi Delta, Gnldtliggefs Comm: Publicity: SCOPE, Publicity Mgr and Art Editor: BARI1, Art Editor, Student Faculty Comm: NAEA GARYIN, GAREN A. -S: Fortville. Alpha Chi Omega, Rust Chrm, Card Section: lkiajfir-Minor, Pub Chrm: Pan-Hel Counv: Class Council. Fresh and Soph: GIMP. GARWOOD, ROBERT D.-VME: Connersxille. ASME GASNER, RONALD l',fEFl: Schenectady, GASPAR.-IC, I'HII,II' .I.-IM: Chicago. Ill SAM, Newniau Plub, Outing Club: Sailing Club. GAl'NT. DAYID Cf'-S: Dunkirk. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rush Chrm. EXPONENT. Scabbard and Blade. N, Y. GEHLBACK, ARTHl'R IAMAG: Corytlon Club 23. Purchasing Agent: Collegiate 4-H Club: Agronomy Club: SCA. GEI II,BAi'II. RICHARID A. S, Corydon Club 25: Folk-a-XX'hlrlwrs, Collegiate 4-H Club. GEIB, GEORGE I'I.f--AG: Remington, Slate St Ct, Ct Sec'y, Treas, Vice Pres, GEISEL. JAMES I ,--I ENGR, Pewaukee, Wis Sigma Phi Epsilon: Crew: OSS: AIIE, IEELANDI-JR, ROBERT BLWME, Loves Park. Ill. Trianglt, Re- cording Sec'y: ASME, DEBRIS: Wesley I-ound, Peace Corps Comm Rep. GEMBICRI. STANLEY A.ffCHE: Des Plaines, Ill. Tau Beta Pi. AIChE: Catalyst Club: GEJIMER. DAYIII I.. Young Republ Club, GENTRY. JOYCE A.-f Green Guard 3 Omicron Omega Chi Epsilon fIM: Ossian. Alpha Tau Omega: SAM: HE: Greencastle. Nu: VVRA: WRX. Alpha Lambda Delta: GEORGE. HAI, E.-ME: YVauSeOn, Ohio. H-1: ASME: Pi Tau Sigma, GEORGE, RICHARD E.-Vet Med: Auburn, Pre Vet Club: AVMA, Treas. GERBIG. TLIFFORD Ii.--Vet Med: VV Lafayette Cert-sl Ag Couric: Alpha Zeta: Dairy Club: Phi Wesley Found. Eta Sigma, AVMA: GERNSTEIN, TERRY M.-YME: Indianapolis. Sigma Alpha Mu, Steward, ASME: Baptist Student Fellow: Var Athletics. GIBBS, MARY M.--HE: Lafayette. Alpha Lambda Delta: Oznicr-in Nu: YVVCA: Home Et' Club: SNEA. GICK. MARY I-I.-HU: FOwler. AVVS: Town Girls. GIFFURD. ROBERT E. AEE: Fort VVayne. Cary: XYCCR, Pres. Chief Engineer. GILARDI. BINGIIAM BLYMEQ Fort Wayne, Triangle, Pled'e Trainer: ENGINEER: Mock Pol Conv: IFC Office: Var Athletics. 55 c1LkERsoN, LESLIE T.-PE: Monticello. Phi Kappa Psi: Dolphin Club: Hyper Club: Newman Club: Student Union: Young Dem Club. GILL, DONNA D.-HU: Leesburg. Alpha Chi Omega, Pub Chrm: Card Section: EXPONENT, Assignment Ed: Gold Peppers: Jr Prom Comm, General Chrm: Mock Pol Conv: Theta Sigma Phi: WRA: Fresh. Soph, Jr Class Counc: Sr Class Cabinet: Beta Beta Gamma: Senior Scholarship Drive, General Chrm: GIMP. GILMAN, RONALD R.fEES Lucerne. Fowler House: Card Section. GILMORE. SAMMIE J.-S: Monroe City. Pi Kappa Alpha, Historian: Alpha Epsilon Delta: Omicron Delta Kappa: Skull and Crescent: Student Union: Campus Chest: Theta Sunshine Boy. GILMORE, THOMAS S.-ME: Indianapolis. Alpha Tau Omega: ASME. GlLI'IN, LARRY D.-FOR: Fort Wayne, Forestry Club: Univ Choir: Var Glee Club: Lutheran Student Assoc: Purdue Society for Individual Insight. GLANZMAN, GERALD I-l.fME: Indianapolis. Sigma Alpha Mu: ASME: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: OSS. GLASHAl'SER, LOPIS J.-PE: Altoona. Pa. Newman Club: Gymnastic Club: Var Athletics: Young Dem Club. GLEESON, LARRY L.-IM: Portland. Vt'ard Org. GLENN. ROBERT T.-S: Pittsburgh, Pa. H-1, Treas: Intramural Sports. GODBY, JAMES W.-AG: Sheridan. Farmhouse: Ag Econ Club, Treas: Alpha Zeta: Collegiate 4-H Club: Student Union: Scabbard and Blade. GOECRER, ALLAN D.fAG: Seymour. Club 25, Sec'y: Ag Counc: Ag Ed Soc: AGRICULTURIST, Editor-in-Chief. Managing Ed, Subscription Mgr: Ceres: Collegiate 4-H Club: Student Co-op Assoc: Student Pub Comm: Danforth Sr Ag Award. GOFORTI-l, SHERRY L.-S: Decatur, Ill. Vawter, Hall Counc: Baptist Student Fellow: Card Section: Delta Rho Kappa: SNEA: WRA: Mock Pol Conv: WRH Governing Bd, Standards Co-ordinator: AVVSi Judicial Bd. GOLDSTEIN. IRYING Sf-fMetE3 Hammond, B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: AIMetE: Camera Club: Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Sigma Mu: KMRX: Tau Beta Pi: Sigma Gamma Epsilon: Assoc for Com- puting Machinery, Treas. GOLDSTEIN, JACK l',fME: Fort Wayne. Sigma Alpha Mu, Vice Prior: ASME: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Card Section: OSGS: Fresh, Soph Class Council. o.oNn1-Lck. ALLAN lr.-er-:Eg Michigan city. Eta Kappa Nu: IRE: IEEE. GOODMAN, MICHAEL A.fl ENGR: East Chicago, Sigma Alpha Mu, Steward, Rush Chrm: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Card Section: EXPONENT, Night Ed, Sr Reporter: IFC Office. PURDUE GREEK. Ed: Alpha Pi Mu: AIIE: Quarterdeck: Sigma Del.a Chi: Skull and Crescent. GOODMAN, SAMLEL J.--S: Hammond. Sigma Alpha Mu, Sec'y: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Card Section: Jazz Soc: Greek Wk Comm: IFC Office, Pol Dir: Mock Pol Conv: OSGS: Class Council: Skull and Crescent: Student Senate: Young Dem Club. GOORINS, DWIGHT A.-EE: Veedersburg. Alpha Tau Omega. Treas: IEEE: Student Union. GORAN. DAVID M.+I ENGR: Rochester, N. Y. H-2: AIIE. GORDON, PHILIP N'.fAG: Lynn. H--I, Pres of Unit A: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Dairy Club, Vice Pres: Mil Band: Mock Pol Conv: OSGS: Young Republ Club. GORDON, RAYMOND P.fMTE: New York, N. Y. Cary Hall, Joint Councilman: Alpha Sigma Mu: AIMetE: Catalyst Club. GORDON, IYILLIAM J.-CE: Chicago, Ill. H-3: Chi Epsilon. GOSI-IORN. ANN M.fHE: Huntington. Kappa Alpha Theta: EXPONENT. Cir Mgr: Gold Peppers: Omicron Nu: Theta Sigma Phi: Delta Phi Delta, Treas: Phi Kappa Tau Sweetheart. ulmr-znnk. l,Au1u1:Nc'E R.-EE: Harvey. 111. H-2: Eta Kappa Nu: Gymnastic Club: Newman Club: Engineering Co-op. GRAFTON, MARC-Efl-IE: Indianapolis. Shoemaker, Vice Pres and Membership Chrm: AWS: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Jr Class Council: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Student Co-op Assoc, Social Chrm and Dir of Pub: Tomahawk, Vice Pres: Univ Choir: V C Meredith Club, Membership: Young Republ Club. GRAHAM, BONNIE I..-HE: Chicago, Ill. VVarrenL Drill Team Auxiliary, Exec Officer: Univ Choir: WRX: Young Republ Club. GRAHAM, I'I.AY'I'0N J.-S: Park Ridge, Ill. Beta Theta Pi: Gimlet Club: Mil Band: Mock Pol Conv: Pep Comm, Senior Bd: RIVET: Skull and Crescent, Pres: Student Union: Var Athletics: SAM. A GRAMLING, GAII. E.-I-IU: Ashley. Wood. Sec'y and Pres: Alpha Lambda Delta, Treas: Baptist Student Fellow: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Mock Pol Conv, Natl Sec'y2 Mortar Bd. Calendar Chrm: Tomahawk: V C Meredith Club: WRA: WRI-I Governing Bd. GRANT, CRAIG A.fFOR: Mishawaka. H-1: Forestry Club: Soccer Club. GRAY, BARBARA L.fESE: Indianapolis. Duhme: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: AWS Office Committee. GREEN, .IERILYN M.-HE: Franklin, Mich. Wood: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: PCIA. GREEN. JOHN R. -AG: Versailles. Farm House, Rush Chrm. Ag Counc: Ag Econ Club, Pres: Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Zeta. Chancellor: IFC Office, Scholarship, Collegiate 4-H Club, Skull and Crescent: Young Dem Club: Orientation Panels. GREEN. TEDDY E.-HU: Summitville. Zeta Tau Alpha, Vice Pres: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: Univ Choir, Court Secretariat Student GREENE. ANNE H.-HU: Huntington. N. Y, Phi Mu: AIYS. Card Section: Green Guard: Young Republ Club: Sigma Della P15 Pan-Hel: Miss Purdue Pageant. GREHYE. RONALD R.fCEg Muncie. Cary: ASCE. GRIEBE. ROGER XY. -ME: South Haven. Mith, Alpha Chi Rho: ASME: Mil Band: Newman Club, OSS. GRIESINGER, IYALTER S.--S1 Bellevue, Ky. State Baptist Student Fellow: SNEA. St Ctl GRIEYE. ALEXANDEIV-CE: Canandaigua. N. Y. H-I: Newman Club: ASCE: Card Section. GRIFFITHS, LEONARD L.--SL Kalamazoo, Mich. Sigma Chl. Treasp Alpha Epsilon Delta: Card Sevtion, IFC Offire: Mil Ball Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Var Athleties. GRIGGS. MARY ANNEfI-IU: Indianapolis Kappa Kappa Gamma. Pres: Gold Peppers: Green Guard, Kappa Delta Pi, Pledge Trainer: .Ir Prom Comm, Se-c'y: Mock Pol Conv, Comm See'y, Student- Faculty Coming Class Couneg OIA, Orientation Dir GRISARD. WALTER f'.fS: Euclid. Ohio. H-3: Scabbard and Blade: Outing Club. GROSSE, RICHARD R.-fME: Fairfield, Ohio, Delta l'psilun. Vice Pres: Card Section. Flash Card Chrmp Phi Eta Sigma: OSS, Skull and Crescent. GROSSER, SHARIN R,ffHl': LaPorte. Chi Orneua: Student Union: AWS: EXPONENT3 Green Guard. GROVE, WAYNE BItl'I'l'1'fIED, Indianapolis H-25 It-ta Lambda Sigma. GRLNWALD. RONALD .l.-Sp Fort Wayne. Gables Ct GRZESIEK, LOl'lS E.fCE: Detroit, Mich Pep Comm: ASCEQ Chi Epsilon: Old Masters: Reamer Club. Pres, Vice Pres: Tau Beta Pi. lll'ARD. HAROLD E.fS: W. Lafayette. Phi Eta Sigma, Delta Rho Kappa, Purdue Playshop, Student Senate: XYard Uru. Membership Chrm. fil'E. KATHIIC fHL': Indianapolis. Phi Mu: Card Sevtion, AXYS, Student Union, .Ii Board. Gl'lP. LORI-HU, Gary. Duhme, AXYS. Council: SNEA1 WBA, Green Guard. Gl'RTNER. LARRY L.fAE: Waterloo. Harrison Ct: .tg Ed Soe. Collegiate 4-I-I Club. GFENTHER. ROL!-' A.fAE: Hobart, Marwood: Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Gamma Tau. Gl'T. CHESTER P.-ME: Gary. ASME, Membership Chrm. tll'Zl.lAN, MOMCILO M.--ME: Gary. Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Soccer Club. GPZIS, ED- EE: Hammond. IEEE. Chrmg Radio Club, Pres. Vice Pres, Purdue Calumet Center Radio, Treas. Pres. HAAN, ROBERT L.fME: Lafayette, State House: Pi Tail Sigma: ASME: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Tau Beta Pi. Rf-amer Club, SAE: Student Co-op Assoc? Athletic Mgr, HAAS. DIARY E.-ESE: St. Albans, W. Va, Alpha Phi: Drill Team Auxiliary: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: Tau Beta Pi. Honorary Member: Student Body Elections, Campaign Mgr, HAAS. VHLLIAM E.-IED: Clarendon Hills, Ill. Cary Hall: ASTE. HABEGGER, LOREN .l.fESE: Berne. Stellar Brothers, Pres: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pig Church of Brethen Student Fellow- ship, Pres. Vice Pres: Student Cu-op Assoc, Treas. HABERMEL. JOHN H.!PHARg Evansville. Newman Club: APhA: Kappa Psi. VK-Q Seniors ASP' N 0 ---r Y., Q., -1 555 cg ss. vim X Seniors 556 la in sf,-r ak av- mv 55:3 W.. S, .iv -1 we -L. Qt 1 'S 'sv --., 'nr-1' S.. -... I-IADBERG. JOANNfHU: Gary. Alpha Phi, Recording Sec'y: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv. HADDIX, DAVID CSS: Gary, H-1. HADDIX. ROY G.vCI-IE: Gary. AIChE: Phi Eta Sigma: ACS. HADLEY. RICHARD xv-YMEI W. Lafayette. Auto Club: Outing Club: SAE: Ward Org. HAFERTEPEN, KENNETH -I.-HU: Cincinnati, Ohio. Newman Club: Mock. Pol Conv. HAGEN, KJELL-ME: Oslo, Norway. Cary: Sailing Club: SAE: Pi Tau Sigma: ENGINEER. HAISLl'P, LINDA S.iHE: Indianapolis. Alpha Chi Omega, Pres: Card Section: Pan-Hel Counc: Green Guard: Home Ec Club: Angel Flight. HAJEK, LYN M.-HE: North Judson. Home Ec Club. HAKE, SHARI-HU: Terre Haute. Alpha Chi Omega, Chaplain: YWCA: Sigma Delta Pi: Pi Delta Phi. HALES. GREGORY E.fCHE: Des Plaines. Ill. Phi Gamma Delta, Historian: AIChE: Catalyst Club: Phi Eta Sigma: Mock Pol Conv: Quarterdeck: Tomahawk. HALL, DAVID A.-EE: Columbus. IRE. HALL. DONALD !V.fAG: Muncie. Fairway. Treas: Entomological Soc: Student Co-op Assoc, HALL, JAMES Il.-EE: Lafayette, Kappa Delta Rho, Rush Chrm: Student Union. HALL. .ll'DITH R.-S: Bainbridge. Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Folk-a-Whirlers. HALLQI'lST, RONALD C.fCE: Rockford, Ill. Alpha Chi Rho: Athletic Mgr. HAMBAY, JAMES L.-S: Richmond. Cary. Unit Pub Dir. HAMERSTADT, LINDA J.-S: Indianapolis. Hall X, SW SOCial Chrm. HAMILTON. GERALD K.fEE: Tuscola, Ill. Scabbard and Blade: Qnarterrleck. Sec'y. HAMILTON, HOYYARD W.-S: Fowler. H-1, NW Pres. HAMMER, J. ANDRElVfPHAR: Muncie. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: APhA: Kappa Psi, Vice Regent, Pledge Trainer. HAMMOND, PHILLIP R.!AG: Terre Haute. Cary: Hoof and Horn Club: Ag Econ Club: Collegiate 4-H Club. HANCOCK. JANET R.4I-IU: West Lafayette, Alpha Chi Omega. Recording Sec'y: Card Section: Green Guard. HANNAS, MIKE D.-S: Sentinel, Okla. H-1: Duplicate Bridge Club: Young Dem Club: Var Athletics. HANSEN, D0l'Gl.AS J,-ME: Arlington Heights, Ill. Tau Kappa Epsilon: EXPONENT: Sailing Club. 1 HANNEN, JAMES I-I.-MTE: Stamford, Conn. Phi Delta Theta. Rush Chrm and Pres: AIMetE: Catalyst Club: Gimlet Club: Greek Wk Comm, Pub: IFC Office Dir: IFC Pres Counc: Skull and Crescent, Treas. HANSEN, NIELS R.fIM: West Lafayette. HAIKDING, SUSAN J.-HU: Fairfax, Va. Vawter: Card Section: Canterbury Club: Univ Choir: Green Guard: PDTA, Adjutant. Commanding Officer. HARDMAN. lucl-IARD L.-AG: Mitchell. Farmhouse: Ag Econ Club: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Scabbard and Blade. HARDY, SALLY E.-HE: VVhiting. Duhme: AVVS: Card Section, Newman Club: Univ Choir: WRA, HARLAN, IYILLIAM I..-I ENGR: VVilkinson. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Card Section: DEBRIS: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Student Co-op Assoc: Tau Beta Pi, HARMAN, JOHN T.-ME: Winnetka. Ill. ASME: Judo Club' Newman Club. HARRINGTON. IVILLIAM F.. JR.-IMI Goshen. DEBRIS. HARRIS, CONSTANCE K.fHU: South Bend. Shoemaker, Pres and Treas: Card Section: Old Masters. HARRIS. EDIVARD P. lIIfAE: Dayton, Ohio. Phi Kappa Theta: Am Rocket Soc: IAS: Newman Club: Sailing Club. HARRIS. JACK R.fESE: Evanston, Ill. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Card Section: Folk-a-Whirlers: Hoof and Horn Cluh: Outing Club: Pep Comm: Poultry Club: SAE: RIVET. HARRIS, RANDALL I..-AE: Ashland, Ohio, Fairway, Sec'y: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Gamma Tau: Student Co-up Assoc: Better Fellowship Found, Treas. HARRIS, ROBERT L.-PE: HARRISON, CYNTHIA A.f Corres Sec'y: Card Section: Comm: Home Ec Club. HARRISON, JAMES B5--IM Athletic Dir: Card Section: POMM: Scabbard and Blade: Pittsfield, Mass. Var Athletics. HE: Yorktown. Alpha Chi Omega, Student Union: YWCA: Goltithggens Webster, N. Y. Hall H-3, I-Executive Pershing Rifles, Finance Officer, KMRX, HART, NILA L.-HE: Warsaw. PIA: Student Co-up Assoc, V C Meredith Club: Wesley Found. HARTFIELD, JAY B.fIM: Michigan City Hall H-2. HARTMAN, .IOELLA-I-IE: Hillsboro, Ohio Sigma Kappa, Treas. Recording Sec'y: Card Section: Green Guard: Home Ee Club. Mock Pol Conv: Pan-Hel Counc. HARTMAN, ROBERT O.-S: Macy. Hall Heli: ACS, Vice Pres HARTMAN, SANDRA J.-HU: Washington, D. C, Alpha Chi Omega. HAR.'l'M.-XNN. DIANE Ji.fHEL Anderson. Alpha Delta Pi. Chaplain: AWS: Card Section: EXPONENT: Green Guard: Home Ec Club: International Assoc: Pan-Hel Counc: SNEA. HARTSELL, EDIYARD A.-FOR: Gary. Cary Hall: Forestry Club. HARVEY, AMY J.-HE: Danville. Duhme Hall, Standards Chi-mg AWS, Judicial Bd, Sec: Card Section: Green Guard: Newman Club: WRA: WRH Governing Bd. HARVEY. RONNIE D.-I ENGR: Galesburg, Ill. Phi Kappa Sigma. Pledge Trainer: AIIE: Student Union. HARIYOOD. JAMES A.-I ECON: Brecksville. Ohio. ASME, Newman Club: Soc Adv of Mang: Student Union. HASELBY, KENNETH A.--ME: Royal Center. Hall H-2: ASME: SAE, HASSAN, IBNE-S: Karachi. Pakistan. Hall H-1: Pakistan Student Assoc, Pres: Purdue Panislamic Assoc, Vice Pres: OIA. Advisory Counc. HASSE. MARJORIE A.fHU: Chicago, Ill. Delta Gamma: EXv PONENT: Greek Wk Comm: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Kappa Delta Pi: KMRX: Pi Delta Phi. Pres, I-IAl'GH, PATRICIA A.-HU: Rebersburg, Pa. HACSMAN, RYSSELL J.-CHE: St, Louis, Mo. Phi Delta Theta. Pledge Trainer. HAIVKER, IYIIILIAM D.-S: St. Louis, Mo. Fowler House. Standards Bd: Delta Rho Kappa: Dolphin Club, Pres: Phi Eta Sigma: Var Athletics. Swim Team. HAIVKINS. ARTHUR G.-S: Indianapolis. POMM: BARD, Busi- ness Mgr: Purdue Pilots, HAWKINS. JOYCE A.fHE: Otterbein. Ann Tweedale: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Student Co-op Assoc: WRA: Green Guard. HAXYKS, KEITH H.fME: New Castle. ASME: Pi Tau Sigma. HAYNES, JO ELLEN-HE: Indianapolis. Phi Mu: Card Section, EXPONENT, Asst Managing Ed, Night Ed: Greek Wk Comm: Green Guard: Theta Sigma Phi: BARD: GIMP: Campus Chest. Pub Chrm. HAZLEDINE. EDWARD T.-S: Terre Haute. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pub Chrm: Purdue Playshop: EXPONENT. Q' 1'-'I sf .N sci Rl 'K ' . 'fx v wx g ,Rf 'x- --4' f. so ...- ...f -nr' Q. cs.. of N-.Af S-4' -.Qs -5? 3 X ... g. 'WF 'rr--v 557 55 HAZLETON, RICHARD A.-CHE: Elmhurst, Ill. H-3, Pres, Vice Pres: Student Body Vice Pres: Omicron Delta Kappa: Old Masters: Central Comm: Omega Chi Epsilon: Pep Comm: Phi Eta Sigma: Student Senate: Tau Beta Pi: Tomahawk, Pres: IRON KEY. HEAD, THOMAS E.fAE: Sylvania. Ohio. H-3: Sigma Gamma Tau: Am Rocket Soc: IAS: Purdue Pilots. Pres. HEARD. SALNDRA S.-HU: Anderson. Alpha Delta Pi: AWS, Summer Bal: Modern Dance Cluh: Student Ct, Justice: Young Repuhl Club: Purdue Playshop. HEAYILIN. GEORGE RICHARD-CHE: Brownsburg. Folk-a- VYhirlers. HECKBIAN, PHILIP E.fS: Kokomo. H-2: Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma: Newman Club. Pres: Sigma Pi Sigma. III'lDEGARD, ALAN I-Lf,-XE: Indianapolis. Beta Sigma Psi, Vive Pres: Univ Luthern Assem. Pres: Greek Wk Comm. HEEB, LUl'IS .I.fIED: Connersville. Iota Lambda Sigma: Industrial Education Club. HEGIYUOII. GAYLA G.fHU: Batesville. Triton. HEILMAN, JOHN J.-IM: Munster. H-2: Scabbard and Blade: Pershing Rifles: Mock Pol Conv. HEIMERDINGER, YYILLIAM A.-ME: Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Hall H-2, ASME: Pershing Rifles: POMM: Scabbard and Blade. HEISER, E. HARGLD. JR.fEE: Straughn. Hall H-2. Senator: Collegiate 4-H Club: IEEE: Mock Pol Conv. HEIST. DAVID W.-S: Bay Village. Ohio, Hall H-1: Quarterdeck. HEIT. MARGARET NI.fHU: Hamilton, Ohio. VVarren Hall: Alpha Lambda Delta: Folk Song Club: KMRX: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Cluh: PMO: Purdue Playshop: Scope: Sailing Club: Univ Choir: VVCCR. HELFERT, BRITE S.-S: Dayton, Ohio. Sigma Alpha Mu: Alpha Epsilon Delta: Auto Club: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Card Section: RIVET, Ad Mgr. HELFRICH, FRANK C.-AG: Evansville. Theta Xi, Pres: Hoof and Horn Club: IF Pres Counc: Lutheran Student Assoc: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters. HELLER, GEORGE D.-ESE: Wilmette, Ill. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Asst Treas. Asst Pledge Trainer: Hoof and Horn Club: Lutheran Student Assoc: OSGS: Phi Eta Sigma: Sailing Club: Tau Beta Pi. HENDERSON, DAVID C.-CHE: Xenia. Ohio. Hall H-2, NVV Pres, Senior Senator: Aeromodelers: AIChE: Catalyst Club: Omega Chi Epsilon: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. HENDERSON, .Lum-Ls I..fMEg Gary. Hall H-1: ASME: Pi Tau Sigma. HENKEL. CHARLES E.mAE: Winchester. Ky. IAS: Gamma Delta: Univ Lutheran Assem. HERBST. IYARREN J.-S: Martinville, N. J. State St Ct, S0cial Dir: Pershing Rifles. HERCEY, ROBERT L.fME: East Chicago. Cary Hall, NW Pol Dir: ASME: Phi Eta Sigma. HERD. ANTHONY H.fAG: Logansport. Fairway. Social Chrm. Work Chrm. HERMANN. CHARLES I .-ME: San Francisco, Calif. Fresh Vice Pres: Fresh. Soph. .Ir Class Councils. HERNICZ, RALPH S.-S: South Bend. Cary Hall: Card Section: Newman Club. HICRRIN, MARTHA E.--HU: Indianapolis. Warren Hall: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Sailing Club, Sec'y: WBAA: Young Republ Club: YWCA. HESHELMAN, GARRY D.fAG: Elnora. State House, Vice Pres: Ag Ed Soc: Student Co-op Assoc. HESPRICH. GLEN Y.-'Al-3: Hartford, Wis. State St Ct: Newman Club: Sigma Gamma Tau: Tau Beta Pi. HESS. RICHARD A.-S: Indianapolis. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Student Union. I HESS. THOMAS 'l'.fPE: South Bend. Cary Hall: Var Athletics. HEFER. EDWIN ll.-S: Fort Wayne. H-17 Baptist Student Fellow. HIATT. Jl'DITH A.-HU: Indianapolis. Alpha Xi Delta: Card Section: OSGS: Angel Flight, Administrratite Service Sec'y, Commander. HICKLE, DANIEL J.-ME: Fowler. H-3: ASME. HIGGINS. LINDA G.-S, Zion, Ill. Hall X: Card Section: Univ Choir. HIGH, RICHARD G.-ME: Elkhart, H-3: ASME. HIGHT. BETHfHU: Lopzansport. Wood Hall: AWS Cnunrilg Modern Dance Club: SNEA. HILGENBERG, DENNIS P.fAE: Indianapolis. Zouaves. Come mander, Executive Officer: Newman Club, IAS, HILKERT, THOMAS L.-ME: Lucerne. Alpha Tau Omega: ASME, HILLIGOSS, SARA K,-HU: Indianapolis. Xvood Hall: Card Section: EXPONENT: Green Guard. HIBIEI,Rl'IICH. LOI'IS E.-ME: Louisville. Ky Triaiiglv. Cuniiri Club: ENGINEER: EXPONENT: Newman L'luh: WCUR: Skull and Crescent. HIMSEI.. BARBARA J.f HE: Danville, Delta Gamma, Sorority, Pres: Home Ee Council, OIA Hosting Comm. HINCHMAN. JOHN H.-EE: Gary. Kappa Delta Rho, Pres: Amateur Radio Club: OSGS: Skull and Crescent: OIA, Int--rnationzil Reporter, Editor. HINDEL, JEROME B.wHU: Indianapolis. Alpha Tau Omega. Vice Pres: Newman Club: OSGS. HINKLE. THOMAS Y.fAE: Bloomington, Theta Tau. Social Chrm, Steward: Am Rocket Soc: ENGINEER: AIAA. HIPSRINII, ROBERT A.--ME: Gary. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Asst Pledge Trainer: DEBRIS: Fresh Baseball. HIRASHIMA, JOHN M.fCE: Waiakua, Maui, Hawaii. Cary Hall. ASCE. HIRATA, ERNEST K.fCE: Honolulu. Hawaii, Cary Hill, ASCE HIRSCHY. GORDON H.fAG: La Grange. Circle Pines: Collegiate 4-H Club: Student Co-op Assoc: Wesley Found, HISER. IVAYNE R.-S: Lafayette. H0, PETER K.-CE: Hong Kong, China. Gables Ct: ASCE: Chinese Student Club: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Vniv Choir, Var Glee Club, HODSDEN, ROBERT S.-EE. Hobart. H-2, Senator-Parlimentarian5 AIEE: Mil Band. HOFFER. Jl'DlTH ILSHE: Warsaw. Sigma Kappa, Murk Pol Conv: Outing Club: Collegiate -l-H Club: Young Republ Club, Canoe Club, Sec'y: Home Ee Club. HOFFMAN, MICHAEL-I ECON: Two Rivers. Wis. Cary Hall. Unit and Joint Council: Mock Pol Conv, Newman Club: Pershing Rifles. HOGFE, CLIFFORD E.gEE: Indianapolis. H-3: Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. HOHLT, I-IERMAN E.fAG: Indianapolis, Circle Pines: Alpha Zeta: Student Co-op Assoc I-IOKANSON. CLAITIIA .l.fHU: Pasadena, Calif. 15, HOLCOMB. .ll'DlTH W.-HU: Evanston, Ill. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Scholarship Chrm: AWS Rep at Large: Card Section. I-IOLCOMB. IVARRIJN N.-ME: Oaktown. H-3: ASME. HOLDEN. JOHN P.wS: XVliiting, Cary Hall, Orientation Chrm: Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Pi Sigma: VVCCR, Debate. HOLLEY, BARBARA J.wHU: Rocky River, Ohio. Alpha Xi Delta, Recording Sec'y: Card Section: Christian Science Org: UEBRIS, Jr Ed: Gold Peppers: Greek Wk Rep: Green Guard, Mock Pol Conv, Rules Comm: Old Masters, Personal Hostess: Theta Sigma Phi, Treas: Univ Choir: Pi Delta Phi: Beta Beta Gamma. Student Faculty Comm: WRA, HOLLINDEII CHARLES S.-S: Speedway. H-2: Sailing Club. Q95 If 5' D J 'Ywgmf -H72 'kr A senior's perogative, preparing to initiate the poor underclassman. Seniors HOLLOWAY. LARRY M.-EE, Ballantine, Montana. Tau Beta Pi: Univ Choir, Var Glee Club. HQLMES, DAVID R.-HU, South Bend. Young Republ Club, Newman Club. HULSTINE. Sl'ZANNEfHU, Kingman. Sliealy, Card Section, Univ Choir, Wesley Found, Vice Pres: Young Republ Club, as YWCA Imernati Comm, SNEA. HOLTZ, SFS.-KN D.-fHU, Evansville, Alpha Delta Pi, Vice Pres, Social Chrm, Act Chrm, AWS Cabinet, Co'Chrm of Golddiggers Ball, Jr Class Council, ENGINEER, EXPONENT, Night Ed, Magazine Ed, Gold Peppers, Jr Prom Comm Chrm, Theta Sigma Phi. Pres, Bi-ta Beta Gamma, GIMP, Delta Sigma Eta. HOLYCROSS, SANDRA A.fHU, Fort Wa5'ne, Sigma Kappa, AWS: Card Section, Greek Wk Comm, Green Guard, Pan-Hel Counc, Sorority Rep: WRA, SNEA, Wesley Found, WRX, HOLYSZ, THEODORA l..wHU, Indianapolis, Chi Omega, EX- PONENT, Green Guard, Newman Club. HOUGEROOM, MARJORIE H.-S, VVest Lafayette. HO0I.EY, STANLEY E.fME, Elkhart, Theta Tau, Steward, Scribe, Am Rocket Soc, ASME. HOOP, ALBERT I .-S, Indianapolis, H-2, Newman Club, Var Athletics. HOOP. RALPH M.-ME, Lima, Ohio. H-1, Unit Pres, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Univ Choir. HOOYER, MYRA A.-I-IsSE, Tipton. Shealy, Card Section, DEBRIS: Univ Choir, Young Republ Club, Green Guard. HOPKINS. ROBERT S., JIl.fEE, Holton. Alpha Chi Rho, Rush Chrm, Vice Pres: Baptist Student Fellow, Treas, Eta Kappa Nil, IFC Office, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. .sn A HUPP, DAVID IV.--el ECON, Elgin, Ill. Theta Xl, Corresponding Sec'y, Card Section, OSGS, Mock Pol Conv. -,u yq HORIN, HELEN M.-I-IE, Elkhart. Delta Gamma: Card Section, K EXPONENT, Green Guard. HORNBACK, EDGAR E.-AG, Richland City. Farm House: Card Section, Collegiate 4-H Club, IFC Office, AGRICULTURIST. HORTON, GEORGE A.-ME, Indianapolis. Sigma Phi Epsilon, OSGS. 560 HOSTETLER, ROBERT D.-ESE: Fort Vlfayne. Triangle, Steward: ENGINEER, Editor-in-Chief, Articles Editor: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Omicron Delta Kappa: Gimlet. HOTVARD, SHIRLEY J.-HU: Binghamton, N. Y, Duhme: PDTA: Kappa Delta Pi: Gold Peppers: Major-Minor, Vice Pres: Mortar Bd, Sec'y: WRJ-.1 WRH Governing Bd. Pres of Housing Unit. HOWEEL. JAMES D.-AG: Hagerstown. Farm House, Chaplain: AGRICULTURIST, Adv Mgr: Ag Econ Club: Alpha Zeta: Wesley Found. Treas, HOWELL, LARRY D.fAG: Hagerstown. Farm House, Correspond- ing Sec'y, Steward: Ag Econ Club: Collegiate 4-H Club: Mock Pol Conv: OSGS: Young Dem Club. HOWELL, RON R.-CE: Bedford. H-1: Camera Club: Card Section: Judo Club: Mil Ball Comm: Newman Club: Poultry Club: WCCR: Young Republ Club. HUANG. TEDDY-EE: Wenchow, China. Tau Beta Pi, HUBBARD. RONALD S.-S: Connersville. Alpha Chi Rho, Social Chrm: Judo Club: Mil Band. HUBBARD. WILLIAM L.-'EEL Bedford Phi Sigma Kappa, Pres: AIEE: Eta Kappa Nu: IRE: IFC Office, Judicial Bd: IF Pres Counc: Phi Eta Sigma: Student Union: Tau Beta Pi: Wesley Found. HCBLAR, ALFRED T.fIED: New Albany. Iota Lambda Sigma: ASTD, Sec'y. HUBNER. THOMAS A.-S: LaPorte. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Treas: .Ir Prom Comm: Judo Club: Skull and Crest-ent. HUDKINS, STEPHEN J.fAG: Rochester. H-3: Ag Ed Soc: Mounted Itrill Team. HUDSON. BENNIE Il.-P-ME: New Castle. HUDSON, CARL E.-PHAR: Paxton, Ill, Alpha Sigma Phi, Rush Chrm, Corres Sec'y. HUETT, CARL L.fIM: Chicago, Ill. Arnold Air Soc: SAM: Var Athletics. HUFF, BARBARA L.fI-IE: Bremen. Vawter: Home Ec Club: WRA: SNEA: EUB-CCF, Pres. HUFFMAN, DIAN I-'.fHE: Glenview. Ill, Illlllfllr-', Pub Chrm, Social Chrm: Card Section: Green Guard, Newman Club: OSGS: Sailing Club: Delta Phi Delta: Univ Choir: WHA. HUFFNLAN. HARRY Y.fI ENGR, Kokomo, Phi Kappa Psi, Social Chrm: AIEE: IFC Office. HUFNAGEI.. LINUS J.--VET SCI: Fertllnantl. Vet Club. HUGHES. SIARGERY T.-HU: XI'asli1iiL:ton. D. C, Phi Mu, Corres Sec'y: Purduettes: Purdue Players, Vice Pres and Pledge Trainer: Purdue Playshop: Univ Choir: Young Repuhl Club. HUGHES, ROBERT W.-I ENGR: Indianapolis. Rochdale: Alpha Pi Mu: AIIE: Student Co-up Assoc. HULSE, JOHN M.-HU: Indianapolis. HUDIKE. DAVID H.fAG ENGR: Lizton, Alpha Sigma Phi, Custodian: Student Union. HUMPHERS. ELBERT D.- I-IE: Alameda, Calif. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: IFC Office: Mock Pol Conv: PCIA. HUNNICULT, CAROLYN M.-HU: Western Springs, Ill. AWS, Rep-at-Large: Card Section: Fresh and Soph Class Council. HUNSICKER, JAMES A.-ESE: New Kensington, Pa. H-3: AJEE: ENGINEER: Phi Eta Sigma. HUNT. CHARLES R.4FOR: Rossville, Ill. Farmhouse: AGRI- CULTURIST: Collegiate -1-H Club: Archery Club: Forestry Cluh: Outing Club. HUNT. JAMES L.-AG: Amboy. Collegiate 4-H Club: Hoof and Horn Club: Mil Band, HURST, SUSAN BI.fI-IU: Elmhurst. Ill. Vl'oocl: Alpha Lambda Delta: AWS, Business Mgr, Vice Pres: Card Section: Gold Peppers, Pres: Green Guard Honorary: Mortar Bd: Old Masters, Pub Chrm and Personal Hostess: Pep Comm: Student Faculty Comm: Tomahawk: WRH Governing Bd. HUSEMAN, BARBARA J.-VS: Cedar Lake. Phi Mu. Vice Presi AWS: Golcldigger's Comm: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: DEBRIS, Jr Ed: Gold Peppers: Green Guard Honorary, Treas. Vice Pres: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: Old Masters: WRA Council. HUTCHERSON, BRUCE 0.-AG: Patriot, Fowler House: Auto Club. HUTCHINS, DAVID YV.-S: Lafayette, I-IUXFORD, H. MAX-AG: Rosedale. X4 9-' Q HU, if S -5 ...z 'V .-..., nf sz cj A 3-.f 0 I-P Q ...r ...E -sa -.ur wf ,gil Jan :SN-' ' .14 'Sh' -QQ! 'K 'F I AQ -.N D4 -1- -1 Q... X... G. et s... 'Q- ' '5- Si' - -we . YT' ' -1. --.4 fn., 'V -.- 562 ,nv f-XC' -Q tr' 14 vi .Qv s.,l iv in g ,pv. -vw- I -v .1-4 ww l' if w,-C, 'vs Ns- 'JSI Q 'FRF as.-x ya... 5' .ne HYDE, DON A.fVSM: Vevay. Vet Club. IBBOTSON, RALPH LAME: Prospect Hgts, Ill. Alpha Sigma Phi, Se-c'y: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Var Athletics. IBIKUNLI-I, TIMOTHY 0.fCE: Ikirun, Nigeria, Cary Hall: ASAgE: ASCE: Baptist Student Fellow: Chi Epsilon: Soccer Club: VVCCR. ICHIDA, LEROY F.fEE: Honolulu, Hawaii. Cary Hall: AIEE: Eta Kappa Nu: IRE: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Purdue Honor Guard. IMLE. LINDA K.-HU: Indianapolis. Alpha Chi Omega: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: OSGS. .. INGELS, JACK E.-AG: Muncie. State St Ct: Hort Club, Vice Pres. INPYN, ROBERT 1Y.+lNIE: New York City, N. Y. Phi Gamma Delta: Dolphin Club: Purdue Swimming Team, Capt. IRVIN, RUTH A.iHU: New Richmond. Vawter, Standards Chrm: AWS: Card Section: Old Masters: Univ Choir: Wesley Found: YVVCA: SNEA, Vice Pres and Pres. ISENBERG, MICHAEL T.-S: Pierre, South Dakota. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Quarterdcck: Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Crescent: Var Athletics. ISHII. ROI' T.efS: Kaneohe, Hawaii, Cary Hall: Univ Choir: Alpha Epsilon Delta. JACKMAN, ROBERT S.4Vet Med: Fortville. Alpha Chi Rho, Recording Sec'y: Mil Band: AVMA. JACKSON, ROBERT B.-EE: Brazil. IEEE. JACKSON, STEPHEN E.-IM: Indianapolis. H-1: SAM. JACOBSEN. ORYAL E.-I ENGR: Brookfield, Wis. Delta Tau Delta: Canterbury Club: Mil Ball Comm: Quarterdeck: Skull and Crescent: Var Athletics: AIIE: Jr Class Council. JACOBSON, CAROL P.fHU: Washington, D. C. Wood Hall: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: SNEA: WRH. JAIPI-'E, STEPHEN L.-HU: Scarsdale. N. Y. Tau Epsilon Pi, Vice Pres: Alpha Epsilon Delta: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Delta Rho Kappa: Pan-Am Club: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Delta Pi. JAKOLAT, ALBERT F.-EE: Waukegan, Ill. Alpha Chi Rho: AIEE: Mil Band. JAMES. DIANE L.-HE: Hobart. Alpha Delta Pi: Card Section: Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pi: Tau Beta Sigma: Symphonic Band: Home Ec Club: WRA: SNEA. JANSSEN. ELAINE K.-PHAR: West Lafayette. Sigma Kappa: APhA: Kappa Epsilon: Town Girls. JAQYES, ROBERT A.-I ENGR: Arlington Hgts, Ill. H-3: Alpha Pi Mu: AIEE: Card Section: DEBRIS: Newman Club: SAM: Tau Beta Pi. JASAS, GYTIS B.fME: Crown Point. ASME: Pi Tau Sigma. JASDANVYALLA, ESMAIL A.-CE: Cary Hall: ASCE: India Student Assoc: International Assoc. JEFFRESS, ROBERT D.-MTE: Hobart. H-2: ASME. JENKINS, BRUCE Il.fS: Brockport, N. Y. Amateur Radio Club, Treas: Mil Band: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Student Senate: Ward Org: PCIA. JENKINS, ROBERTfS: Clarksville. Delta Upsilon: ACM. JENNINGS, THOMAS A.-HU: Muncie. Pi Kappa Phi. Rush Chrm: IFC Office: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club. JENSEN, RUSSEL H.4PE: Sheldon, Ill. Tau Kappa Epsilon: Gimlet Club: Skull and Crescent: Univ Choir: Var Glee Club. JESPERSEN, ELLEN J.-S: Chicago, Ill. Alpha Phi, Treasp AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: Student Union: Univ Choir: XVILH Governing Bd: Iota Sigma Pi: Campus Chest: American Chemical Society Student Affiliate. 1 JOBE, JAMES IV.fME: Chicago, Ill. Triangle: Var Christian Fellow. JOIIANNINGSMEIER, BARBARA-HE: Carlisle. Warren: Home Ec Club: SNEA. JOHNSON, ANN C.-fHE: Logansport. Hall X, Governor: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Student Senate: Tomahawk: WRX: Home Ec Club: Fresh Orientation Panel. JOHNSON, CARL J.-EE: Topeka, Kansas. Beta Theta Pi, Pres: AIEE: Gimlet Club: IRE: Phi Eta Sigma: Skull and Crescent, Sec'y: Student Union: Tau Beta Pi: Student Court, Chief Justice. JOHNSON. CAROLE G.-HU, Pleasant Lake. Alpha Phi, Pur- duettesp Univ Choirg SNEA. JOHNSON. DALE C.-ME: Rensselaer, H-3. JOHNSON. DONALD W'.sSg Chicago, Ill, Pi Kappa Alpha, House Managerg Card Section: EXPONENTQ Scabbard and Blade. JOHNSON, GAIL L.-S5 Xvestchestor, Ill. Delta Gamma, Treas and S:-c'y3 Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pnl Conv, External Pub Chrmp OSGS. JOHNSON. GARY H.-fIMg Norwood Park, Ill. Pi Kappa Alpha. Treasg Card Sectiong Student Union, Young Republ Cluh, JOHNSON, I-IJALMAR A.. JR.fS3 Michigan City. H-13 Muck Pol Conv: Newman Cluhg SAME, JOHNSON, JAMES E. IMQ Kentland. H-3, Sw-natorg Muck Pnl Conv: Pershing Rifles: SAM JOHNSON, JAMES S., JR. HU: Bryn Mawr. Pa Alpha Tull Omega, Scholarship Chrm, Sungleaderg RIVET, Ass-we l-Ill, JOHNSON. Jl'DlTH I.fHUg Sturgis, S. Dak Iruhmeg Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Delta Pig Newman Cluhg l'n1v Choir, VVRA1 P1 Delta Plug SNEA. JOHNSON. LONVELL R.-IEU3 Sheboygan. Wxs. Iutzi Lanihdzt Sigma: Wesley Found, Ind Ed Clubg SCA, JOHNSON, ROBERT J.-AG ENGR, Evansville. ASAgE, JOHNSON, ROGER A.fEE, Vlfheatnn, Ill, Alpha Kappa I.All'llbClIl, Song Leaderg Card Set-tion, Univ Choir, Campus Folksnng Cluli, Pres. JOHNSON, THOMAS D.-fCHEg Rochelle. Ill, Tan Kappa Epsilon: Catalyst Clubg Muck Pol Conv, Omega Chi Hpsilong Pershing Riilesp Phi Eta Sigma, Scahhard and Blade, 'Vornahawkg Wesley Found: OIA, Public Rt-lations Dir, Ai-my ROTC Honor Guard. JOHNSTON. JOHN A.-AG: Fort Wayne, Cary Hall: Hoof and Horn Club, Christian Found, Trt-as, Pres JOHOSRI. ROBERT I .fEE: Garrett, H-1: All-IE: Eta Kappa Nu, Treas: IREQ Newman Club, Phi Eta Sigma, Sctihhartl and Blade, JONES, DIANA M,-S, Indianapolis. JONES. l'L-XRRY Ii.. .lllfl-IU: Loguinspurt Cary Hall, Asst Athletic Dir, Lutheran Student Assoc JONES. JAMES F.. JR. PE, Attica. t'ai'y Httllg Cartl Seetiong Major-Minor, JONES. JEFFREY A.- FORQ Paoli. Furl-stry Cluh, JONES. MAROl'l'IRlTI'1-fHl.'g Glenellyn, Ill. Delta Gamma, Stands ards Chrmg Alpha Lambda Delta, AWS Judicial Rd: Delta Phi Delta, JONES, MICHAEL E.-VAC, Logansport. Alpha Gamma Rho. Social Chrmg Major-Minor: Old Masters, Physical Arrangements Chrm: Young Republ Clubg Campus Chest Chrm: Auction Chrm. JONES, RICHARD E.-SQ S0uth Bend, Cary Hall. JONES, ROBERT D.-ME, Elmhurst, Ill. H-4, Senatorp ASME: Card Sectiong Drill Team, JONES, ROBERT L.-I ECON1 Monticello. H-2. JONES, IVILLIABI J.fAE, Syruvtise, N. Y. H-13 Am Rocket. SOC. JORDAN, ANTHONY J.f-EE: East Chicago. Cary Hall: IRE, JORDAN. DONALD W.fI ECON: Lafayette. Student Union. JORDAN, FREDERICK H.fPHAR1 Fort Vilayne, APhA: Kappa Psi 3:94 ww. m--. Gi W 'Z xx! .Q ...tv- . xg. fini 'W-rw' R '34 'V ,..4 Nb N., Q4 If '--'Q-N I NM.,- Q s wx.. YN-. Seniors 6- ev- I ws.- X4 me sN,,. .-...te ww if 563 Seniors 5 JOSEPH, ROBERT H.--S: Highland Park, Ill. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Historian, Scribe: RIVET, Advertising: Folk Music Club. JOYCE, MARGARET A.-HE: South Bend. Card Section: Major- INIIDOFQ Newman Club: Univ Choir: Purduettes. JOYCE, ROBERT P.fEE: Lowell, Cary Hall. JUELL, LYNN C.fI-IE: Lafayette. Alpha Omicron Pi: Card Section: WRX Governing Bd: Home Ec Club. KAAR, JOSEPH B.-ME: Milford, Ohio. State St Ci.: Alpha Phi Omega: Card Section. KALAFAT, JOHN D.-HU: Cleveland, Ohio. H-2, NW Social Dir: Newman Club. KANEY, MICHAEL V.fHU: Freeport. Ill. Theta Chi, Pledge Marshal: Card Section, KANTOIVSKI, JAMES YV.--EE: Hammond, Delta Chi, Recording Sec'y, Corres Sec'y, Pres: IF Pres Counc: Newman Club. KARN. SANDRA M.-S: Tyner. Zeta Tau Alpha. House Mgr: Greek Wk Comm: Kappa Delta Pi: Majorette: Jr Class Council: Concert Band. KARNS, FRANKLIN D.-HU: Lorton. Va. Drill Team: Mock Pol Conv: Outing Club: Soccer Club: Univ Choir: Semper Fidelis, Vice Pres and Pres. KARNS, RONALD L.-S: Indianapolis. Sigma Chi, Corres Sec'y, Vice Pres: Card Section: Athletic Mgr iVarb. KARR, IYILLIAM N. -I ENGR: Anderson. I-I-l: Drill Team: Pershing Rifles. KASLINE, THOMAS F.-CHE: Upper Montclair. N. J. Pi Kappa Alpha, Sec'y: American Chemical Soc: AIChE: Card Section: Catalyst Club: DEBRIS: IFC Office: IF Pres Couric: Skull and Crescent: Young Republ Club, KAITMAN, GARY L.-PHAR: LaPaz, Kappa Psi. KAUFMAN, JAMES W.fAG: Wabash. Delta Sigma Phi: Ag Econ Club: Old Masters: Skull and Crescent: Student Union. KAl'Fl-'MAN, HILARY M.fS: Indianapolis. Duhme: Alpha Epsilon Delta, Sec'y: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: WRX: Forensic Managing Bd, Sec'y-Treas: Kappa Delta Pi: Purdue Playshop: Pi Delta Phi: Debate Team. KAY, JOHN B.-S: West Lafayette. Alpha Epsilon Delta: Ward Org: Young Republ Club. KEARNEY, JOHN K.fCHE: Utica, N. Y. Phi Kappa Tau, Sec'y: AIChE: Catalyst Club: Skull and Crescent, Student Union. KEEDY. CHARLOTTE Af-HE: Entlwell, N. Y. Hall X, Pub Coordinator, Exec Bd: Tomahawk. KEEGAN. LAFRA S.fHU: Memphis, Tenn. Pi Beta Phi, Treas: Card Section: Angel Flight: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv. KEENE, WILLIAM N.-EE: Valparaiso. H-2: Eta Kappa Nu: Kappa Kappa Psi: Mil Band, Exec Officer: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. KEHRER, TERRY Lf-EE: Georgetown. H-1. IRE. KELLEY, JADLES E.-CE: Akron, Ohio. Phi Kappa Tau, Act Chrm: ASCE: Card Section: DEBRIS, Jr Ed: Skull and Crescent, Vice Pres. KELLEY, PATRICK H.fIM: Fort WVayne, Cary: Scabbard and Blade: Mock Pol Conv. KELLEY. RUTH S.--HU: Crown Point. Hall X: Card Section: SNEA. KELLMAN, HARVEY L.4S: Chattanooga, Tenn. Sigma Alpha Mu: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Card Section: DEBRIS: EX- PONENT. KELLY, RONALD D.-AE: Crawfordsville, Aero Club: Aero- modelers. KEMP. LINDA J.-HU: Cleveland, Ohio. Alpha Xi Delta: Mock Pol Conv. KEMPLE. MARVIN D.-S: Indianapolis. H-3: Delta Rho Kappa: Pershing Rifles: Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma P1 Sigma. KENNING, JAM!-is E.-EE: Cedar Lake, KEOWN. THOMAS W.-S: Baltimore, Md EXPONENT: Purdue Honor Guard: Mock Student Union. KERKHOYE, LARRY Be -CE: Attica. H'3: HA2, Card Section: Pol Conv, RIVHT: ASCE. RICRLEY. YYILLIAM C.---VET MED: Fort VVayue. EXPUNENT. Baptist Student Fellow: AVMA. KESSLER. LAIYRENCI-I YY. -EE: Chicago, Ill. Sigma Alpha Mu, House Mgr: AIEE: B'nai B'rlth Hillel Foun KESTNER, MARY ANN fIED3 Columbus Education Club, Exec Bd, Membership Chrm. d: IRE: OSGS. Hall X: Industrial KETCI-IAM, LINDA E,--HE: Steubenville. Ohio. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Omit-ron Nu: Alpha Lambda Delta: Gold Peppers: Grt-en Guard: WBAA, Wesley Found. YWCA: OIA, Pun Chrm. KlDIYl'ILL. IIARLAN -I.. JR.f S: XV. Lafayette, In-llanapt-hs ,an Extension: Science Club, Pres: Student Senate, Aflvisnr, x KIMAK, BIICHAEL D.,-CHE: Bayonne, N, J State St Ct, Sec'y-Treas, Fowler House: Dolphin Club, KINCAID, CAROLYN K,-'HEL Whltestown. Warren Hall, Treas, Collegiate -1-H Club: Home Ee Club. KING. DONALD M. CE: Inchanap--hs. H-3: Purdue Honor Guartl, Card Section. KING, KAREN I.-fHL', South Bend. Kappa Kappa Gamma: DEBRIS: Purdue Playshop: Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pl, Vive Pres: Purdue Peace Corps Comm, Sec'y: Sigma Alpha Eta. KIPER. OKAN A.--EE: Istanhul, Turkey. Eta Kappa Nu: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Turkish Club. KIRBY, EDIYARD F.--AG ENGR. SpenCer. H-Ii, SW Pres: ASALZE. KIRCHER. BEVERLY J. HE. Greencastle. Section: Outing Club, Se-C'y: Green Guard. KIRKENDALL, DANNY R.-AG: Kokomo State St Ct: Card KIRKPATRICK. NINA H. HU: XV. Lafayette. Pi Beta Phi, AWS: Christian Found: Triton: Vniv Choi r, XYBAA, XYCCR KITTREDGE, ALAN R.-EE: Fox Rive-r Grove, Ill. H-2: Eta Kappa Nu. IE: Tau Beta Pi: WHRC. Stati on Mur. KIXMIl.I,l'ZR. ROBERT Y. IM: Petersburg, Kappa Sigma: OSGH, JIFC. KLAl'SNEli, RYNDA fPl-IAR: Ridgefield. N. Kappa Epsilon: WCCR, Silver Key. 1962. KLEIFGEN, RICHARD IZ- EE, Indianapolis. Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi. KLEIN. MARGARET E,--S: Kokomo Zeta Section: Golddiggers Comm: SNEA: Greek Guard: Newman Cluh. KLEIN, THOMAS J.f VME: Vincennes. J. ltuhme: APhA. HVZ, Cam.-ra Club, Tau Alpha: Card Wk Comm. Grew-n ,,.,f TR 'Q 'W KLEMP, RAYMOND H.fS: Caruthersvllle, Mo, Sigma Pi Sigma KLICK, JEAN E.-HU: Villa Park, Ill. Alpha Xi Delta, Scholar- ship Chrm. Asst Pledlzt- Trainer: AWS: Card Section, Photography Chrm: Gold Prppers, Treas: Pan-Hel Councp Greek Wk Comm, Trade Dinner Chrm, Co-Chrm: WRA. Sec'y, Membership Chrm, ARFCW, Regional Pres: Jr Class Council, SNEA, KLOS. DENNIS Sf EE: Hinsdale. Ill. Kappa Sigma. Steward: AIEE: IFC Office: Skull and Crt-seentg Student Union. Vice Pres KNAIQS. JERRY R.-I ECON: VVest Lafayette, Acacia: Gimlw-t Club: Student Union: Athletic Mgr fVarl. KNICKERBOCKER, DAVID E.-EE: Chicago, Ill, Cary Hall, Chess Club, Pres: Eta Kappa Nu: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: VVCCR, News and Special Events Dir. KNIGHT, BARBARA M.fHU: Larchmont, N. Y, Kappa Kappa Gamma: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Jr Prom Comm: Old Masters, Central Comm: Student Union, Jr Vice Pres: AWS, Repat-Large: Student Faculty Visual Arts Comm. KNIGHT, RICHARD L.fIED: Indianapolis. H-3: Drill Team: Christian Found. KNOBELOCK, ARTHUR R.-AG: Belleville. Ill. Acacia: Hoof and Horn Club: Mock Pol Conv: Purdue Playshop: Mounted Drill Team: Scabbard and Blade. Tb . ,asvs IIQLQ, 3 bsatt - 0:2 Lak .. ,..., x 5 . at ' C15 Q X 5 ., .., t ,t sutin e 3 . t .. X 2. I K J i rw n., -FP' rt- . ,N . -.Q xv! -K. . . 1-Q No., 1, 041. it :Q mm -Es, 'Rm iv- V ,- -S 5' 'f' wa.. SN' S, - .A we :ang if ss... sr 'K ,,.-. 5 9 19 C Y x, VS? he gt is r g ee! fn.- 'S :Q ...f PP -.. -.J '..-' G' av JR' -.ax sy, , ...,f iv.. Ht- ' ,.., Z 'if ,,,a, Q YN, v 'Nov 'Ita -v ..z fm 'Ui' t R, N -vs., 'N , 'Q ,X Q.. 'Z 1-.N 'ai I 'iiiij KNOPF, JOHN F. f-HU: Tulsa, Oklahoma. Beta Theta Pi, Sec'y and Treas: EXPONENT: BARD, Advertising Mgr. KNYCKMAN, PAl'L M.-S: South Bend. State St Ct, Social Dir, KOCHER. JOHN A.-MCE: Shelby. Ohio, Acacia: ASCE. KOCHIS. JOHN S.-S: Struthers. Ohio, Kappa Sigma: GIMP: Newman Club: Student Union. KOEHLER. DANNY W.fINSM: Indianapolis. Cary Hall, Joint Councilman. Unit Councilman. KOEPPER. PAI'L N.-CE: Indianapolis. H-2: ASCE. KOERBER. KEITH KLAEE: Cincinnati, Ohio. KOHL, BARRY-S: Martinsville, Cary Hall, Joint Councilman: Purdue- Geological Society. KUOKER. DOUGLAS E.-ESE: Gates Mills, Ohio, Am Rocket Soc. KOONTZ. CARL A.. JR.-ME: Shelby. Ohio. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: ASME: Card Section: Jr Class Vice Pres: Jr Prom Comm: SAE: Tomahawk: Army Honor Guard: PCIA. Asst to the Dir. KOPPE, RICHARD E.fCE: Westfield, N. J, Dover, Vice Pres: ASCE: Chi Epsilon: Reamer Club: Student Co-op Assoc. KOSLOWY, DAVID A.-CHE: East Chicago. AIChE: Catalyst Club: DEBRIS: Newman Club: Omega Chi Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi. KOSTER, JEROME J.fS: Park Ridge, Ill. Newman Club: Under- grad Math Club: Concert Band. KRAFT. KAREN E.-HU: Terre Haute. State St Ct: Card Section: PDTA: Canoe Club: WRA. KRAINLER, FREDERICK B.fCHE: Grant Park, Ill, Cary Hall: AIChE, KRAMER. KARL J.-fS: Evansville. H-2: Newman Club: Sailing Club. KILANZ. GEORGE E,fI ENGR: Bethpage. N. Y. Cary Hall: Newman Club: Tau Beta Pi: Alpha Pi Mu: AIIE. ' KRASIENKO, STANLEY L.fCHE: Indianapolis, H-1: AIChE: Card Section: Railroad Club: Zouaves, Commanding Officer, Exec Officer, Treas: VVMRH. KREINHEDER. HENRY J.-CHE: Lyndhurst, Ohio. H-2: AIChE: Catalyst Club: Sailing Club. KREMER, ALBERT E.. JR.--I ENGR: Evanston, Ill. Phi Kappa Psi, Social Chrm: AIIE. KREMER. CAROLYN J.fHU: Aurora. Ann Tweedale: Student Co-op Assoc: SNEA: SARC. KRESS, JACK A.fME: W. Lafayette. Univ Choir. KRFEGER, GEORGE R.--AE: Three Oaks, Michigan, Cary Hall: Aeromodi-lers. KRYSTAL, l'AI'L M.--CE: Glen Ellyn, Ill. TSCE: Student Union. Kl'Bl:K'liA, RONALD J.-S: Springdale. Pa. Delta Tau Delta: Var Athletics. KUCHARSKI. PAUL A.fIM: Chicago, Ill. I-I-2: Camera Club: DEBRIS. Photo Coordinator: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Univ Choir. IIYCZYNSICI. WILLIAM A.fAE: Binghamton. N. Y. Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice Pres: Skull and Crescent: Student Union. KFLFHIN, MARTIN D.iHU: New York City. N, Y. Alpha Epsilon Pi, Pres, Treas: IF Pres Counn. 1 Kl'RELLA, BETTYfS: Whiting. Sigma Kappa, Rush Chrm: Newman Club: Sailing Club: Card Section: WCCR. LAFLARE, HELEN L.-S: Annandale. Va. Alpha Phi, House Mgr: Card Section: Young Republ Club: Green Guard: OIA: ACM. LAI-IHAM, FAITD A.fI ENGR: Damascus, Syria. H-3: AIIE, Corres Sec'y: Alpha Pi Mu: Pan Arab Club: Tau Beta. Pi. LAHR, JAMES A.fME: Lafayette. Sailing Club, Fleet Capt: ASME: Ward Org. LAINIOTI, MARIA G.fHU: Agrinion, Greece. Delta Phi Delta: International Assoc: Orthodox Club. LAKAMP. DAVID W.-S: Brentwood, Mo, Kappa Sigma: IFC Office, Projects Chrm: JIFC. Pres: Skull and Crescent. LAMB. EDWARD A,--S: Indianapolis. Cary Hall. Joint Council- man: Canterbury Club: Judo Club: WCCR, Bd of Dir: Young Republ Club: PSU. Exec Dir, LAMBERT. ROYCE L.--AG: Coatesville. Ag Ed Soc: Baptist Student Fellow. LANDRUM, LAIVRENCE E.-IED: Huntington. Kappa Kappa Psi: IED Club: Reamer Club. LANE. LANA J.fHE: Lafayette. Card Section: Delta Phi Delta: Home Ee Club: Christian Science Org, Sec'y and Reader. LANG, DALE H.f-EE: Hillsdale. Kneale. Pres: Card Section: Camera Club: Collegiate -t-H Club, LANGDON, SHARON C,-I-IE: Munster. Zeta Tau Alpha: Student Union: WRA: Young Repuhl Club: Home Ec Club: OIA. Pub Co-Chrm. I,AN'I'EIIMAN, BENNY J,fAE: Pottshoro, Texas. Cary Hall: Aernmoclelersi Amateur Radio Club: IAS. LANTERO. ORESTE J.. JR.fAG: Wall-terton. Harrison Ct. LANZ, RILEY D.-EE: Star City. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, AIEE: Card Section: EXPONENT. LARSON, CHRISTINE C,fHU: Evanston, Ill. Pi Beta Phi: EXPONENT, Jr Circulation Mgr: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Kappa Delta Pi: Mock Pol Conv: Pi Delta Phi: Senior Cabinet. LARZELERE, E. LYNNHS: Kalamazoo, Mich, Alpha Chi Omega: Card Section: DEBRIS: Greek Wk Comm: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Triton: Class Council: Sigma Delta Pi: Gamma Iota Mu Phi: Golddiggers Comm. LA'I'0l'ltETTE. DAVID I..-IM: Gary. H-2: Newman Club: Camera Club, H-2: WRRC, Chief Engineer, News and Special Events Dir. LAYELLE. MICHAEL R.-ME: Anderson. Tau Kappa Epsilon: Newman Club: VVCCR. LEACH. LARRY L.fEE: Royal Center, H-3: IEEE: Industrial Co-op Program: Young Republ Club. LEAF. SHARI LEE-HE: Prospect Hgts, Ill. Duhme: Card Section: Folk-a-Whirlers: Outing Club: Wesley Found. LEAHY, MICHAEL D.fME: Indianapolis. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: ASME: Duplicate Bridge Club: Newman Club: SAE. LECKRONE. DAVID S.fS: Indianapolis. Cary Hall: Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma. Pi Sigma: WBAA: WCCR LEE. GEORGE T.-VET. MED.: Anderson. Pi Kappa Phi: Purdue Chapter: JAVMAg Anamnesis. LEECH. REBECCA A.fHE: Marion. Card Section: Univ Choir: Green Guard, EXPONENT: Choraleers: WBAA. LEET, WARREN E.fESE: Indianapolis, Cary Hall: Tau Beta Pi: Young Dem Club. LE FAY0l'R, SANDRA L.-HE: Rocky River, Ohio. Kappa Alpha Theta. Pledge Trainer: Green Guard: Home Ec Club: Mil Banfl. Majorettc: Chink Club: Melbourne. I.EF1-'El:T, RONALD L.-ME: Argos. H-ap ASME: Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. LEISCH. JOEL P.fCE7 Wilmette, Ill, Triangle: Var Athletics: Var Christian Fellow: Quarterdeck: ASCE. LEONARD, BARBARA A.-S: Indianapolis, Alpha Chi Omega. Social Chrm: Green Guard Honorary: Jr Prom Comm, Sec'y for Decoration Comm: OSGSZ Angel Flight: Class Council, Fresh, Soph. LEONARD. SIMPSON C,-PE: Grosse Point, Mich. Cary Hall: Auto Club: Gymnastic Club: Young Republ Club. LEFTY, EI.BERTfI ECON: Glen Rock, N. J. H-1. ,wg Q:- 'RQ uv 6,0 1. fr 3 el IIOI'S 567 A , . . is-x -N -X.. -A -Q. Q get R' X 1- if X- xg'- FTq 'Y A'fYv-wi-Yvifg KW' W ,3 ' K K 'V E ,N N 5 -v ., -S- , ,V 'T 'F 5 X 5- 4. Seniors 'RN iv 'Qs 3 -G' .4 he wi 5 08 us,'X re ,-. -4, -Q., ae:-xx Q., an-4 I.EVESQl'E. PATRICIA S.fS: Philadephia. Pa. Shealy: Gymnastic Club: Modern Dance Club: Outing Club: WBAA: Purdue Playshop. LEYOII, SARAH G.-S: WV. Lafayette. Sigma Alpha Eta. LEYIN, IRVING J.-EE: Chicago. Ill. Sigma Alpha Mti: AIEE: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Student Union. LEYINSKY, MARVIN S.+PI-IAR: Elkhart. Sigma Alpha Mu. LICYYIS. CHESTEII V.eCHE: Anderson, AIChE3 Catalyst Club: American Chemical Soc: Mock Pol Conv: Ward Org. Vice Pres: Young Republ Club. LIFFICK. TERRY D.-ME: Terre Haute. Phi Sigma Kappa. Vice Pres. LIM. TONYWEE: Rangoon, Burma. H-2: Camera Club. LINEBACK, SLE A.-HE: Lakeville. Warren: Mock Pol Conv: Card Section: Collegiate 4-I-I Club: Univ Choir: V C Meredith: SNEA. LINKO. STEPHEN E.-S: XVl'iiting. Cary Hall. LINNE, WVALTEII P.-I ECON: West Lafayette. Theta Chi: EXPONENT: Newman Club: Advanced Air Force ROTC. LINNEMEIER, IYILLIAM D.fAG: Angola. State St Ct: Mock Pol Conv. LINSE, RICHARD A.fCE: Lafayette. ASCE: Chi Epsilon, Sec'y: Tau Beta Pi. I,IPI'0RACE, LOl'IS A.fESSE: Pittsfield. Mass. Kappa Delta Rho, Corres Sec'y: Card Section: IFC Office: Jr Prom Comm: OSGS Jr Bd: Skull and Crescent. I.II'PINl'OT'l'. EDXYIN IV.-SME: South Bend. Crew. LIPTRAP, JOI-IN R.fAG: Boswell. Folk-a Whirlers: Purdue Pilot. LITTLE. DANIEL R.-AE: Lebanon, Hall H-3, Floor Senator. LOCKE. MARIANNE-HU: South Bend, Phi Mu: Class Council: Angel Flight: GIMP: Student Union. LOCK!-IART. JANE E.-HE: Greentown. Hall X: AWS: Card Section: Home Ec Club: Mock Pol Conv: WRX Governing Bd. LOCKIYOOD. IYAYNE N., JR.-IED: Fort Ufayne. Industrial Education Club: Iota Lambda Sigma. LOESCH. JAMES A.-S: Indianapolis, Pi Kappa Alpha: Newman Club, LOFTHS. JOHN L.fCE: Indianapolis. Cary Hall: Camera Club: ASCE: Card Section: Drill Team: Newman Club: Old Masters: VVCCR. LONG, NORMAN D.-AG: Franklin. Fowler House. Vice Prcs, Pub Dir: Christian Found: Collegiate 4-H Club: Folk-a-Whirlers: Hoof and Horn Club. LONGSI-IOIIE, DONALD L.- S: Indianapolis. Cary Hall, LOPEMAN, JAMES H.-fHU: Rocky River, Ohio. Sigma Chi. Pledge Trainer: EXPONENT. Sports Ed: Gimlct Club: Greek Wk Comm: Pep Comm: IFC Judicial Bd: Sigma Delta Chi. Pres. 1 LORD. ROBERT J.-MTE: Kewanna. H-1. L0l'DERBAl'Ii, MARGO A.-S: Overland Park. Kans. Sigma Kappa. House Mgr: Card Section: Green Guard: ENGINEER: German Club: WRA: Soc for Women Engineers, Treas: Peace Corp: Student Union. I,OI'IS. ROBERT BUSBEE Tell City. LOVE. DONALD E.-IM: Eaton. Beta Theta Pi, Social Chrm: EXPONENT: Greek Wk Comm: Wesley Found. LOYELAND, PRESTON XY., JR.-PHAR: Jeffersonvillc, Caryp APhA: Newman Club. LOIVETH, CARL Y.--VME: Floyd Knobs. H-2. Unit Pres: ASME: Baptist Student Fellow: Pi Tau Sigma: Mock Pol Conv: Rennie:- Club. Tau Beta Pi. LUCAS. CAROL A.-HU: Westlake, Ohio. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Treas: Pi Delta Phi: Science School Advisory Bd, Secty. Ll'CAS, ROBERT W.4CE: Frankfort. I-I-I: ASCE. Ll'RLE, RICHARD C.-ME: Chicago. Ill. Sigma Alpha Mu. Pres. B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Greek XVk Comm: IFC Office. Rush Chrm: IF Pres Counc. Pres: Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma: Skull and Crescent: Tau Beta Pi: IRON KEY: Omicron Delta Kappa: Gimletg UMOC. LYTHA. SHARON S.fHU1 North River. Ill. Hall X. Standards Co-ordinator: AWS. Asst Judicial Bd Chrm: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Sigma Alpha Eta: WBAA: WRX Governing Bd. LYBARGER, JAMES W,-AG: Geneva. Phi Sigma Kappa: Ag Econ Club: Collegiate 4-I-I Club. LYLES, GERALD V.4CE: Avenal. Calif. Phi Gamma Delta: ASCE: Canterbury Club: Card Sectiong Chi Epsilon. Treas: Fresh, .Ir Class Counc: Mock Pol Conv, Credentials Chrm: OSS: Phi Eta Sigma: Quarterdeck: Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Crescent: Tau Beta Pi. LYNCH. BRENDA A.fHE: Tipton, Zeta Tau Alpha: Home Ec Club: PDTA: SNEA. LYNCH. KATHLEEN-HU: Lafayette. Chi Omega, Treas: Campus Chest: Rho Beta Eta: Psychology Club: Student I'nionp WBA.-X: Univ Choir, LYNCH. ROBERT I.fHU: Indianapolis. LYNCH, SHERRY G.-HE: Greencastle. Hall X: Home Ec Cluh, KMRX: Collegiate 4-H Clubg Card Section. LYON. YVILLIAM A.-S: Indianapolis. Acacia, House Mgr: OSGS LRYBERG, IYILLIAM S.fIM: Lafayette. MACKEY, J. WYILLIAM-CHE: New Martinsville, West Virginia Phi Kappa Tau, Social Chrm: AIChE: IFC Office: Catalyst Club, Sec'y and Treas: Young Repuhl Club, MACNAK. DAVID G.fEE: VVhiting. Gables Ct, Camera Cluh: Aeromodelers: IRE: Newman Club. MADRITSCI-I, AIIELINE M.-HSSE: Indianapolis. Hall X, Govern- ing Bd, Exec Bd, Treas: WRA: AWS: Green Guard. MAGAZINE, LEONARD A.-ENGR: Brookline, Mass. Kappa Sigma, Rush Chrmg B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Mil Ball Comm, Ceremonies Chrm: OIA Dir: PCIA Moderator: Scabbard and Blade: Quarter' deck, Chrm of Midshipmen Ball. MAGNYSON, DAVID L,-EE: Lincolnwood. Ill. Cary Hall: Eta Kappa Nu. MAHAN, PATRICIA A.fHU: Brownshurg. Wood, Standards Chrm: AWS Judicial Bd: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Purdue Playshop, Majorette: WRA. MAHONEY, DIANNA S.-HE: South Bend. Hall X: AIVS: Card Section: Purduettes: Home Ec Club: SNEA: OSGS1 Green Guard, Univ Choir: WRX Governing Bd. MAHONEY. JOHN W.fME: Highland. H-3. Senator: Newman Clubl ASME: ASTME. MAISII, LYNN J.-AG: Frankfort, Ag Econ Club: Alpha Zeta, Ceres: Pershing Rifles: POMM, MAJOR. RICHARD P.-IM: East Gary. ASTME. Vice Chrm. Treas: AIIEg SAM. MAMAN, YVILLIAM, JR.-I ECON: Hammond. Gables Ct. MANLEY, I'AI'L E., JR.-PE: Monticello, Acacia, Social Clirm: .Ir Class Council. MANN, OREN W.-AG: Indianapolis. Acaciag Agronomy Club, Vice Pres: Ceres. Cm-res Sec'y. MANNING, ANN M.fHU: Indianapolis. VVofid Hall, Card Section: Green Guard: Newman Club: WRA. MARINANGELI, JOSEPHfCE: Peru. Ill. ASCE: Newman Club, MARKLEY, DAVID M.-HU: Liberty Center. MARKS, FRANKLIN L.-ME: Apollo, Pa. Delta Upsilon. Recording Sec'y: Pershing Rifles: Var Athletics: Gimlet Club. MARKS. JOHN W.fS: Terre Haute, Acacia, Athletic Chrm: Army ROTC Pistol Team: Scabbard and Blade: Army Rifle Team: Purdue Geological Society, R Q v -S, s- .., Q... g 2' -ve Ng, H! X ' X f . -vu 34 K .W 4. 'C -Q... 2 570 r. vs. . wa .N 1 Y---- r1 fv- -..- Y.. f.. - G-L N-P lNvx 4? 1- MARSI-IALL, CHARLES L. II--I ECON: Kettering, Ohio. Kappa Sigma, Grand Scribe: Univ Choir. MARSHALL, HAROLD L.fAG: Mulberry. H-2. Halberdiers Club. MARTIN, BARRIE D.-S: Lafayette. Chi Omega: AWS: DEBRIS: Green Guard: Student Union. MARTIN, ELIZABETH P.fS: Cincinnati, Ohio. Alpha Omicron Pi: Card Section: Mil Band, Symphonic Band: Mock Pol Conv: VVRA. . MARTIN, LARRY L.-PE: Mishawaka. Kneale, Pres, Social Chrm: Camera Club: Gymnastic Club: Judo Club: Kappa Delta Pi: Student Co-op Assoc. MARTIN, LYNN P.4Vet Med: Huntertown. Farmhouse: Ag Econ Club: Ag Ed Soc: AGRICULTURIST: Collegiate 4-H Club: Hoot' and Horn Club: Newman Club: Student Chapter, AVMA. MARTIN, MELBOI'RNI'l K., JR.--I ENGR: Lebanon. H-1. MARTIN, MICHAEL C.-HU: Anderson. Phi Kappa Psi. Rush Clirm: Card Section: Gimlet Club: Skull and Crescent: Wesley Found: Young Republ Club: Var Athletics, Golf, MARTIN. RONALD J.-AGI Goshen. State St Ct, Vice Pres: A gronomy Club. MARTIN. TERRY E.fFOR: New Albany. State St Ct. Unit Councilman: Christian Found: Forestry Club: Society of American Foresters. MARTINI, MARIOPME: East Chicago. Gables Ct: ASME. BIARTINS. IYIQLLIAM .L-EE: Kenosha. Wls, Hel. 1-Iussar Camera Club, Sec'y-Treas, Pres: Fresh Council: IEEE: Eta Kappa Nu: Phi Eta Sigma: Univ Choir: Purdue Civil Liberties Union, Treas. MARTYCCI. PATRICIA M.-HU: l..aPorte. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Vice Pres: Card Section, Co-Chrm of Instruction Card Comm: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Old Masters: Pan-Hel Counc. MASON, LINDA R.fI-IU: Osceola. Chi Omega, House Mgr: Card Section: DEBRIS, Art Ed: Green Guard: Student Union: WRX: YWCA. MATCHETTE. SALLY A.-HE: Greentown. Vawter, Corridor Chrm: Card Section: WRA: Home Ec Club. MATER. ROBERT F., JR.-IM: Lafayette. Arnold Air Soc, Ext-c Officer: Phi Eta Sigma: SAM. MATHIS. MICHAEL F.+CE: Cincinnati, Ohio. Phi Delta Theta, Social Chrm: ASCE: Gimlet Club: Skull and Crescent: Var Athletics. MATTAS. CHARLES B.-EE: Berwyn, Ill. H-1: AIEE: Auto Club: Crew: Eta Kappa Nu: Phi Eta Sigma. MATTHEY. .IOYl I'I R.-I-IE: Godfrey, Ill. Alpha Xi Delta, Vice Pres: Modern Dance Club, Pres. MAXWELL. MARILYN-S: Indianapolis. DEBRIS: Univ Choir: Student Faculty Advisory Bd, Chrm. MAYER, DUFGLAS -I.--S: New Haven. Purduc Pilots. MAYFIELD, GAYLE W.-HU: Evansville. H-3: Amateur Radio Club: EXPONENT: Wesley Found: Fresh Class Council: Pub Comm: SAM. MAYS, JEFFREY IHYAG: Elwood. Theta Chi, Vice Pres: Var Athletics. MrCALLlSTER, JAMES A.-IM: Vincennes. H-2. Mrl'ARTHI', BARBARA V.-HU: South Bend. Alpha Delta Pi. Song Leader. Pres: Greek Wk Comm: Newman Club: Old Masters: Purdue Playshop: Sr Class Cabinet: Sr Prom. Pub: Golddiggers. Mvt'ARTHY, JOHN A.-I ENGR: Newton, Mass. Phi Kappa Psi, Social Chrm. Rush Chrm. Vice Pres: Card Section: AIIE: Ther- bligs: Newman Club: Student Union: Univ Choir: Young Dem Club, M1'f'0NNI'ILL, PAl'I. E.fIED: Summitville. Chauncey, Athletic Mgr, House Mar. Vice Pres. Mef'0RRLE, CHARLES A.-AG: NVingatc. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Jr Marshal, House Mgr: Ag Econ Club: OSGS. A MeC0liMICK, WILLIAM R.fME: Lima, Ohio. Phi Sigma Kappa: Arnold Air Soc: IFC Office. Mt'l'l'LL0l'GH, THOBIAS W.-ME: Mt. Vernon. H-2: ASME: Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma, Treas: Scabbard and Blade: Pi Quarterdeck: Tau Beta Mcf'l'LLI'M. SHELDON of American Chemical Mc-CI'RTAIN, Jl'DlTl-I Advisor: Card Section: M.-CHE: New Albany. Student Affiliate Soc: Newman Club. F.-HU: Remington. Hall X, Student Green Guard: Sigma Delta Pi. McDONALD. BEEZON XV.-AG: Seymour, Club 25: Ag Eri Soc, Christian Found: Folk-a-Whirh-rs: Hoof and Horn Cluh. McFARI.lN. JAMES E.-AG: Plymouth. State St Ct: Dairy Cluh. McGEE. GUDRYN U.fHU: Pforzheim. Germany. Grad Damn Club. McGlLLI-ISI. ROBERT L.-S: Indianapolis. Am Rocket Soc: Pershing Rifles: Phi Eta Sigma: Railroad Cluh: Wesley Found, Student Affiliate of American Chemical Soc. MDGLYNN, ROBIN J.-CHE: Remington. H-3: AIChE: Phi Eta Sigma: Omega Chi Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi: Studi-nt Affiliate of American Chemical Soc, Treas. MNNTYRE. WAYNE F.-IM: Hammond. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pres, Rush Chrm: EXPONENT1 IF Pres Counc: Student l'nion McKAY, DOROLENE-HE: Noblesville. Alpha Delta Pi, Social Chrm: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Nllwk Pr-l Conv, Green Guard. MrKELI,lPS. MARIANNEfHI': LaP0rte. Pi Beta Phi. Vive Pres: Gold Peppers: Mock Pol Conv, Parades and Rallies Comm Pen Comm: Sigma Alpha Eta, Treas: Yell Leaders. Sec'yg Angel Flight McKlNSEY. DIXIE A.fHU: Frankfort, Town Girls, Treas, Christian Found: SNEA. MCKINSEY. THOMAS M.-AG: Colfax. Arnold Air Soc. Student Union. MeKOWN. JOHN R.- EE: Greenville, Cary: Purdue Civil Liberties Union: Folksing Club: TV Production Unit: IEEE McLARY, STEVE M.-ME: Martinsville. ASME. McLOCl-lI.lN. JOHN M.fHl': Logansport. Cary. Unit Athlr-tic Dir: Arnold Air Soc: Young Dem Club. McMAHAN. DANIEL L.-FOR: Vincennes. H431 Forestry Cluh, BICMANN, KATHRYN L.-HE: VV. Lafayette BHMINN. BARBARA A.fHl': Indianapolis. Alpha Phi: Card Section: Gr:-en Guard: SNEA: WRA Mt-NEELY. JAMES B.--S: Lafayette. Sigma Chi: Card Section. Univ Choir: Var Glee Club: Var Athletics: Purdusirs. MCROBERTS. MARY I..-HE: Belleville, Ill, Kappa Alpha Theta: Green Guard: Pan-Hel Counc: Card Section. MEIER, JAMES R.-CE: Greenfield. Cary: ASCE: Newman Club MEIERDIERKS. JOHN P.fEE: Corte Madera, Calif. Naval Enlisted Scientific Education Program. MEI.Kl'S, MARYIN R.-EE: Elkhart. H-2: IEEE. MENDELL, JACK EDIVARD -HU: Indianapolis. Phi Delta Theta. Act Chrm: EXPONENT, Night Ed: Card S.-clump Jr Prom Comm: Sigma Delta Chi, Treas: Skull and Crescent: Var Athletics. Wrestling: Soph, Jr Class Counc. MENGES. JAMES R.--S: Michigan City. Cary, Joint Count-, Card Section: EXPONENT: SNEA3 Student Senate: WCCR MENICK. KAREN M.-VS: Palatine. Ill. Delta Gamma: Green Guard: Card Section: OSGS: WCCR: Mock Pol Conv. Treas Staff MENNEN, DONALD E.-AG: Kirklin. H-3: Ag Econ Club: Wesley Found, MERKLE. STEVEN H.fHU: Barrington, Ill. Delta Tau Delta: Army ROTC Pistol Team: Auto Club: Card Section: DEBRIS: Student Union. MERRILL, ANNIE!-IU: VV. Lafayette. METZGER. STEPHEN E.-HU: Indianapolis. Pan-Am Club. wa.-v 'T' 'Q -Q' -nr ...1 4-M Its. KHN .-Tri up-A, el'1iOl'S 571 Seniors X me 'Wi-' ev ,, v... L 1 vw -lu . 'vs Eve'- 4372 x After graduation, father will find us a new slide. MEYER, DENNIS M.fS: Chicago, Ill, Cary Hall: Newman Club. MEYER, TIM G.vAGp Elwood, Delta Sigma Phi, Sec'y: IFC Office. MICI-IAELOFF, ROBERT L.fHU: Indianapolis. Card Section: DEBRIS. MICH.-IELS, EDIVARII D. ACHE: Anderson, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rush Chrm: AIChEg Catalyst Club: OSGS, MICH.-KI., -ll'DITH I'.nS: Frankfort. Collegiate 4-H Club, Asst Sec'y: Green Guard Honorary, Kappa Delta Pi: Student Co-op Asfoc. Historian, MICHAL, PHILIP Q.!Vet Med: Rensselaer. Farmhouse: Junior American Veterinary Medical Assoc. MICHELETTI, THOMAS J.fEE: Springfield. Ill. Phi Sigma Kappa, Sec'y, Presg Eta Kappa Nu: IFC Office: IF Pres Counc: Pin Eta Sigma: Tau Beta. Pi. MIICEL, PHYLLIS A.-HE: South Bend. Hall X: Card Section: Grt-en Guard: Kappa. Delta Pig Omicron Nu: WRX: Univ Lutheran Chapel, Altar Chrm, Church Council. MIKLLASEK, LINDA J.fHUg Western Springs, Ill. Alpha Phi, Pledge Trainer: Mock Pol Conv: Young Republ Club. MILI-IULLAND. MARVIN L.fEE: Huntington. IEEE: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu. MILLER, CHARLES IY.-Si VV:-st Lafayette. Alpha Epsilon Delta: Var Athletics, Track. MILLER, DALLAS L.fAG: Corydon. H-1: Ag Erl Soc: Alpha Zeta: Alpha Tau Alpha. 1 MILLER, JAN A.-ME: South Bend, H-33 Alpha Phi Omega, Tnurs Chrm: ASME, Ed of COG: Judo Club: Mil Band. MILLER, J. DAVID-CE: Indianapolis. H-3, Sec'y-Treas of NE Unit: Card Section. MILLER, JOHN T.sESE: Maumee, Ohio. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Corres Sec'y, Social Chrm. MILLER, MICHAEL J.-S: Fort Wayne. Cary Hall: Newman Club. MILLER, NANCY A.-S: Marion, International Assoc: YWCA. MILLER, REBECCA A.fHE: West Lafayette. Zeta Tau Alpha: Card Section: DEBRIS: Green Guard: Pan-Hel Councg WRAQ WRX: Young Republ Club. MILLER, RICHARD A,+ME3 Dayton, Ohio. Phi Gamma Delta. Corres Sec'y: Card Section: Phi Eta Sigma: Student Union, Jr Bd, MILLER, RICHARD L.-AG: Greencastle. Acacia, Asst Treasg Quarterdeckg Scabbard and Blade. MILLER, SALLY C.-HE: Rossvllle. Duhme: Purdue Platyshop: Home Ec Club: Green Guard. MILLS, NANCY J.fHE: Huntington. Shealy: AWS: Collegiate 4-H Club: Green Guard: Mock Pol Convg V C Meredith Club. MINER, JOHN M., JR.-AG: Windfall. H-3: Ag Econ Club. MINK, DONALD W. Il-CE: Osgood. Cary Hall: ASCE. MINNICK. SANDRA K.fHE: Franklin. Warren, Social Chrmg Card Section: Collegiate -1-I-I Club: Mock Pol Conv, Chrm: WRHQ Home Ec Club. MISNER, DALE A.-IED: Crown Point. Cary Hall, Pub Chrmg Artillerists: Old Masters: Industrial Ed Club. MIZEK. KAREN L.-HU: Cleveland, Ohio. Woody Kappa Delta Pig Mock Pol Conv: Card Section: Univ Choir: VVRAg SNEA DILYNARCZYK, FRANCIS A., JR.--ESE: Pittsfield, Mass. Delta Upsllon, Pledge Master: DEBRIS, Business Mgr: Phi Eta Sigma. Omicron Delta Kappa: Skull and Crescent: Tau Beta Pig IRON KEY, NY, Cutty Sarkg Pepper Pillerer. MLYNARIK. ELEANOR G.-HE: Northbrook. Ill. Sigma Kappa, AWS: Card Section: Mil Bandg Sailing Club: Undergrad Uanies Club: VVCCRQ Tau Beta Sigma: Westminster Fellowship, Home Ee Club. MOCK, DANIEL U-.AEEg Seymour. H-23 Eta Kappa Nu: IRE. MOELLER, JOSEPH E.+MEg Bethalto. Ill. Cary Hall: ASME: Auto Club: SAE. MOHR, TOM M.-ME: Gary. Tau Epsilon Phi: Soccer Club, Treas. MONROE, PAIQI. W.gAG: Hope. Harrison Ctg Dairy Club. MONTGOMERY, TED L.-AG: Alexandrla. AVMA. MOODY, BYRON J.fS: Chapin. Ill. Phi Gamma Delta: Quarter' deck: Scabbard and Blade. MOORE, DONNA-HU: Indianapolis Kappa Kappa Gamma. Avi Chrm, Alpha Lambda Delta: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Kappa Delta Pi: Major-Minor, Prvsg Mortar Bd: Student Union, Act Dir, Jr Bdg Triton. MOORE, JABLES WY.fHE: Indianapolis. MOORE, KATIIRYN L.-S: Munster. Hall X: KMRX, Sec'y. MOORE, REBECCA A.-HU: Shelbyville. Phi Mu: Card Section. Gold Peppers: Greek Wk Comm, Public Chrm: Green Guard Honor- ary: Jr Prom Comm: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: Angel Flight: Golddiggers Comm: AWS. MOREHOUSE, STEVEN E.fIEDg Indianapolis. Beta Theta Pi: Iota Lambda Sigma: American Society, Training Dir. MORFEE, THOMAS D.-S: Gary. Kappa Sigma. MORGAN, JANET L.fHU: Indianapolis. Delta Gamma, Corres Sec'y: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: OSGS: WRA. MORGAN, J0l-IN A.-ME: Warwick, N. Y. Cary: Mil Bandg Aeromoclelers, Sec'y-Treas. MORGAN, KENNETH W.--IM: Mooresville. Cary: WCCR. MORGAN, ROBERT M.-CE: Anderson. H-33 Pershing Rifles: ASCE, Vice Pres, Baptist Student Fellow: Athletic Manager, Baseball: Scabbard and Blade, MORITZ, CHRISTOPHER D.fIEDg Seymour. Marwood: Student Co-op Assoc. MORLEY, DAVID W.-I-IU: Pittsfield, Mass, Kappa Delta Rho. Corres Sec'y: Arnold Air Soc: Card Section: DEBRISg Mil Ball Comm: Mock Pol Conv: WCTS: Wesley Foundg Scabbard and Blade: Young Republ Club: Young Americans for Freedom. MORRIS, CARL W.fSg South Bend. Alpha Sigma Phi, Scholar- ship Chrm. K- vu- -Nri l wr ..., f-Q 'VG' -.f x... ...ff ew- Na- vv we A 5 1 i .X W9 Eu Af? ' .xx-v vw, fo.- fi' .,-.,,' Q T 3. sv...- 573 .Q- N- Q' N., 4,1 ff, oo- ., I Yr- sq- N Q . ' 8 5. ,vx -Q, :- 57 -I 'Ill T -S ' -.Q TN, if -.. X.. 'SW O wr -ev 'of if UA 1 vflfi R.. Q fwfr MORROIV, CATHY F.fHE: Hebron. Duhme: SNEA: Home EC Club: Student Union. MORSE. JAMES L.fEE: Glencoe. Ill. Phi Kappa Tau. Vice Pres: IRE: AIEE: DEBRIS: Newman Club. MORTON. LINDA A.fHE: Lebanon. Kappa Alpha Theta: Card Section: Collegiate 4-I-I Club: Univ Choir: WBAAg USNA. MOTTIER. Dl'ANE E.-ME: Columbus, Acacia: ASME: OSGS: Young Republ Club. MOITAN, ROY G.fS: Gary. Delta Upsilon: Outing Club: ASME: IFC Office: Var Athletics. MOW. JOHN R.-I ENGR: Mishawaka, Fowler House. Pub Dir: Fresh Class Council: AIEE: SAM. MOYEK. MEREDITH R.-AG: Summitville. Ml'Hl.E'I'H.-KLER. DALE lt.fS: Park Ridge, Ill. H-2: Card Section: Ai-romodeli-rs: SAM: Mock Pol Conv. Ml'Rl'HY. SALLY K.-HU: Wilmette, Ill. Zeta Tau Alpha: Card Section: DEBRIS: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Major- Minor: Purdue Playshop: YVRA. MLRRAY, DENNIS P.-EE: Mantua, N. J. H-3: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu: Newman Club. MI'TZL, CHARLES R.-ME: South Bend. Cary, Unit Councilman. MYERS. KENNETH M.fS: Marion. Camera Club: Card Section, MYERS. P.-ll'I, I.. IED: Indianapolis, H-3, Unit Soc Chrm: Iota Lambda Sigma: ASTME: ASTD. MYERS, ROBERT M.fIME: Pendleton. Alpha Sigma Phi, House Mgr. MYERS, TERRY IV.-AG: Frankfort. H-2: Ag Econ Club. MYHRA, FAYE C. -HU: lNest Lafayette. N.-IAB, EARL F,f!ilE: Evansville, Theta Xi. NABHAN. GEORGE A.fEE: Kfarzabad, Lebanon, Cary Hall, Fresh Councilman. NAGEI.. EMILA A.-AG: Cincinnati, Ohio. State St Ct: I-Iort Club, Forager. NAIL, ROLLAND S.. JR.--IM: Indianapolis, Pi Kappa Alpha, Social Chrm. Steward. NAl'G-LE, GRETCHEN R.fHU: Mitchell. WRX. NAUGLE, RONALD C.-S: Mitchell. Gables Ct: Tomahawk. NAUMANN, VIRGINIA L.-S: Peoria, Ill, Chi Omega: Card Section: Greek Wk Comm: Green Guard: OSGS: Air Force Ball, Queens Chrm: Angel Flight: Campus Chest. Pub Chrm: Pi Delta Phi. NAYARRO. RICHARD A.4AE: New York, N. Y. Triangle: Camera Club: EXPONENT: AIAA, Pub Chrm, NAWROCKI. IVALTER 'IXJBIEI Gary. Cary Hall, Pol Chrm: ASME: Newman Club: Young Dem Club. NEED, NORMAN D,-S: Worthington. Fairwayi Student Co-op Assoc: Air Force ROTC Band: Assoc oi Computing Machinery. NEEDHAM, GEORGE R.-ME: Lafayette. Kappa Kappa Psi, Se-c'y: Aeromodelt-rs, Pres. NEEDLER, DAVID E.-CE: Indianapolis, NELSON, JOHN W.4AG: West Lafayette. Aero Club: Ag Econ Club: Purdue Pilots, Business Mgr, Treas. NI-IPTPNE, HAROLD D.4CI-IE: Kansas City, Mo. Triangle, Steward, Vice Pres: AIChE: Catalyst Club: Mock Pol Conv, Delegations Comm: Greek Wk Comm. Co-Chrm: Quarterdeck: Scabbard and Blade. NEIVBFRN, MARY L.fHSSE: Indianapolis. Kappa Alpha Theta, House Mgr: DEBRIS, Managing Ed: Delta Rho Kappa, Vice Pres: Gold Peppers: Mock Pol Conv: Theta Sigma Phi: Sigma Delta Pi: President, Numaier, Inc: Purdue Peace Union: Mock P-Erselchek for President: Gilbey's Sweetheart, NICOLAUS, JABIES F.fME: Chicago, Ill. Phi Kappa Tau: ASME: ENGINEER, Cover Artist. NIEMJ, FORREST XV.--HU, Pittsburgh, Pa. Drill Team. NIGH, THOBLAS C.fAG: Greenfield. Ag Econ Club. NIGHBERT, Sl'E E.-HE, Camby. Zeta Tau Alpha, Pres: AWS, Card Section, Gold Peppers, Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Mortar Bd, OSGS, XVorkshop Dir, Omicron Nu, Pres, Panel-Iel Councg Young Republ Club: Home Ec Club, Treas. NILES. PAl'LE'1'TE-I-IE: Mt. Summit. Twin Pines: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club, Folk-a-Whirlersg Student Co-op Assoc, Venture Ed. NOAK, DENNIS J.-AG, Crown Point. Club 25 , Pres, Ci-res, Folk-a'Whirlers, Pres: Hort Club, Treas, Honor Guard. NOEL, MARSHALL D.fAG, Spiceland. Farmhouse, Corre First Vice Pres, Ag Econ Club, Collegiate 4-H Club. s Sr-Ny, OSGS, Lost and Found. Elections, Skull and Crescent, Air Force Band, Librarian, PCIA Governing Bd, Elections Comm, Omicron Ilelta Kappa, IRON KEY. NORDMANN, GARY A.--IM, WVesti-rn Springs, Ill. Phi Di-lt:i Theta. Pres, Social Chrm, Jr Class. Vice Pres, IF Pres Couric, Student Senate. IFC Senator. NORRIS, RAYMOND J.--EE, Toledo. Ohio. Pi Kappa. Alpha, AIEE: Young Dem Club. NOYAK, SUSAN A.fHU: Syracuse, N. Y. Vawterg WRAg S.-mor Counselor. Nl'f'KOI.S. B. EDXYARDfIED, Dunkirk. Card Section' Crew, Wesley Found. NFSBAFM, MARC' F.fI ECON, Cleveland, Ohio. H-3, Crew, Pi Delta Phi, AF ROTC Band. NWFDE, JOSEPH K.ffME, Awka, Nigeria. Carv Hallg Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, ' 0'l'0NNOR, JOHN E.-IM1 Michigan City. H-1. OTONNOR, THOMAS A.iHU, Seymour. Kappa Delta Rho, Newman Club, POMM, Scabbard and Blade, 01110, CARLOS E.-CE, San Jose. Costa Rica. Acacia. ODLE NANCY -K S Williams nrt Hall X A h , . mg., ' p . . , lp a l.z1nihd:i Deltag Card Section, Univ Choir, Var Christian Fellow, WRX OHASHI, ARNOLD I.-EE, Kahului, Hawaii, Carv Hall, Alpha Phi Omega, IRE: Pershing Rifles, Scabbard and 'Blade OHLSSON. KARL E.fS, Iron River, Mich, OLER. KAREN S.-HE, Economy. Hall X3 Card Seetion, Collegiate 4-H Club, WRX, Friends Student Center, WRA, Home Ec Club. OLIVER, CLAUDE M.fME, Gary. Cary Hallg ASME. OLBISTEAD, LAURANCE F.- HUg Sheboygan, VViS. Sailing Club. OLSEN, IYAR-S1 Brooklyn, N. Y. I-I-lg Auto Club. OLS!-JN, JOHN-sz Bf00klyn, N. Y. H-45 Alpha Epsilon Deim, Card Section, Lutheran Student Assoc, Young Republ Club. ONAITIS, CHARLES C.-ME, Munhall, Pa, Alpha Kappa Lambda, House Mgr, Cortes Sec'y, ASME. 0'NEIL, DENNIS M.fSp Mishawaka. Stale St Ct: Newman Cluh: Sailing Club. ORENSTEIN, JERRY DI.-IM, Bronx, N. Y, H-2, Senator, Exec Treas, NEWBE, ORN, MICHAEL K.-S3 Nappannee. Ward Org. OSBORN, ROBERT J.-HU, Hillsboro. -Q--' 'Kgs Q... N-..... to sq... we -Rn vu. he Y. .K xx- fn.. Qw fs.- v-.N ..4 eI 1i0fS Q. av -og, 'V ...-rf Q.- N... be QW' 57 5 'fu'- 0 A..- ve cy- 1' -1' -vu-, F W? 3-rl -C, Q 'uv f -4-...- ew. Seniors my -Q . 576 OSBORNE. CARL A.-VSM: Richmond. H-2: Judo Club: Phi Zeta: Jr AVMA, ONBOKNE. DON W.-AG: Vincennes. Ag Econ Club. OTTEN, CLAl'DIA J.-HSSE: Indianapolis, Kappa. Alpha Theta, Recording Sec'y: Greek Wk Comm. Banquet Chrm: Jr Prom Comm, Decorations Chrm: Pan-Hel Counc: Jr Pan-Hel Pres: Jr Class Council: Senior Class Cabinet: Harry's: 11th Frame. OTTEN, DIANE E.-HU: Darlington. Zeta Tau Alpha: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Purdue Playshop: Sigma Alpha Eta: WBAA, Student Producer: Wesley Found: Student Faculty Comm. Chrm of Fine Arts, OTTEN, GYDA A.-S: Media, Pa. Duhme, Treas, Forensic Mgr: Judo Club: Univ Choir: KMRX Announcer, WPA. OYEIKBECK, STEVEN S.-CE: Indianapolis. Beta Theta Pi, Curator, ASCE: Crew: DEBRIS, OVl'JRPI'll'Ii, DALE-AG: Clinton. Hoof and Horn Club. 213521. Ii.-IMl'RANfEE: Izmir, Turkey. Eta Kappa Nu: Tau eta I. OZTl'ltIi. OMER-EE: Sivois, Turkey. State St Ct: Turkish Club. PADIJOCK, ROBERT M.-ESE: VVarwick, N. Y. H-2: IAS: Mil Band: Phi Eta Sigma. PAGE, ARTI-ll'R GSS: Lafayette. Card Section: Folk-a-Whirlers. PAHL. JOYCE B.-HU: South Bend. Alpha Delta Pi, Recording Sec'y: Card Section: Green Guard: Purdue Players: Purdue Playshup: Theta Sigma Phi: Rho Beta Eta, Vice Pres: WBAA. PAIN!-J. D. JAMESfEE: Park Ridge, Ill, Triangle: Alpha Phi Omega. PALMER. NORMAN C.-AG: Sheridan. Farmhouse: Collegiate 4-H Club: Dairy Club: Hoof and Horn Club: Student Union. I'AI.MRl1Il'TElt, EDSEL C.fAE: Marshall, Mich. Fowler House: Ri-timer Club. PANAGIOTIS, MICHAEL J.-eIM: Gary. Delta Upsilon: Card Section: OSGS: Purdue Playshop: WBAA. PANESAR, .IAKNAIL S.--ESE: DareEs-Salaam, Tanganyika. Cary Hall: India Student Assoc: Soccer Club: Var Athletics: African Students Assoc. I'AI'A, ROBERT il.-S: Maple Heights, Ohio. Newman Club. PARADISE, WESLEY W.fS: Indianapolis. H-1: Mock Pol Conv. PAIIIQEIR, BONNA 11.41-ISSE: South Bend, Hall X: NEA: VVeSley Found. PARKER, DAVEePHAR: LaPorte. Pi Kappa Alpha, Pledge Trainer: APhA: Card Section: DEBRIS, Jr Ed, Editor-in4Chief: Fresh Class Council: Gimlet Club: Jr Prom Comm: Kappa Psi: Newman Club: Omicron Delta Kappa: Sigma Delta Chi: Skull and Crescent. Sec'y: Soph Class Council: IRON KEY: NY, PARKER, ROSEMARIEfHU: Des Plaines. Ill. Vawter: Card Section: Green Guard: Newman Club, Hall Rep. PARKER, IYILLIS G.fVet Med: Coatesville. Univ Choir: Var Glee Club: Student Veterinary Chapter: Baptist Student Fellow. PARKINSON, THOMAS IV.-AES Yorktown. n PARMENTER, ROGER C.-EE: Park Ridge, Ill. Purdue Amateur Radio Club, Pres. PARSHALI.. VIRGINIA I..-HU: Centerville. Duhme Hall: SNEA: WRA: Wesley Found: YWCA. PATE, JAMES L.-HU: Lexington. Ky. Lambda Chi Alpha: EXPONENT. PATRICK, STEVEN R.fHU: Speedway. POMM: Scabbard and Blade: Amateur Radio Club: WMRH: Army Honor Guard, Exec Officer. PATTERSON. JERRY L.fAG: Columbus. Alpha Gamma Rho, Vice Pres, Alpha Zeta, Vice Pres, Ceres, Pres, Collegiate 4-H Club, Mock Pol Conv, Old Masters, Personal Host, IFC Judicial Bd, IFYE, Ag: Council, Sec'y, Agronomy Club, Sec'y. PATTERSON, JOHN R.-S, Riverdale, Ill. H-3. PATTON. EDXYARD S.-IM, Lake Forest, Ill. Delta Tau Ilelta, Univ Choir, Var Glee Club, Var Athletics, Class Council, PCIA, EXPONENT, PAYNE. EYERLY C.iHE, Merrlllville. Cary Hall, Var Christian Fellow, Baptist Bible Union. PAYNE. PAMELA K.-HL', Chicago, Ill. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Registrar, Card Section, Sigma Alpha Eta, Univ Choir. PEARE, RICHARD H,fEE, Cincinnati, Ohio Delta Upsilon. Pres, ENGINEER, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, IF Pres Counc. Scabbard and Blade, Phi Eta Sigma. PEARSON, JOSEPH Rf fAG, Marion. Alpha Gamma Rho, Pres, Sec'y, Alpha Zeta, Card Section, EXPONENT. Editor-in-Chief. Night Ed, Hoof and Horn Club, IF Pres Counc. Pep Comm, Purdue Pete, Scabbard and Blade, Sigma Delta Chi, Skull and Crescent, Omicron Delta Kappa, IRON KEY. PEARSON. MARY J.iHE, Marion. Alpha Omicron Pi, Rush Chrm. Pub Chrm, Collegiate 4-H Club, PDTA, Mock Pol Conv, H0me Ee Club, St-c'y, Green Guartl, PEDERSEN, ARNOLD G.--S, Gary Cary Hall, Var Athletics FEET, STEPHEN D.-IM, Rochester. N. Y Alpha Tau Ornt-ga, Drill Team: Newman Club PEG-LOIY, GEORGANN-HU, Michigan City. Alpha Phi. Social Chrm, Card Section, NEA, WR..-X. PEMBERTON, RANDALL K,--ME, Lynnxille Rochdale, Social Chrm. Membership Chrm, ASME, Cartl Section, .Indo Club, Mock Pol Conv, Outing Club, Reamer Cluh, Social Chrm. Student Co-hp Assoc. FENCE. RICHARD E.ffEE, Fort XI'ayne. H-3, IEEE PENN. TERRY li. -CE, Huntington. ASCE. PENNY. GERALD L.-EE: Gary Cary Hall, IRE, PEREIDA, BARBARA A.feHl', XV-Ast Lafayette Alpha Chi Omega, Chaplain, L'niv Choir, Wesley Found, YWCA. Vice Pres PEREIRA. ANGELO B.fME: Zanzibar. Cary Hall, Newman Club, Soccer Club. PERETTI, E, A. JAMES- EE: South Bend. H-3: Chess Club PERKINS. MARTHA .Lf-HU, Evanston, Ill, Alpha Xl Ilelta, Social Chrm, Asst Pledge Trainer, Card Section, Goltl Peppers, Greek VVK Comm, Green Guardi Mc-Ck P01 Conv, Keynote Speaker Comm, Pan-Hel Counc, Sr Bd, Treas, Jr Pan-Hel Advisor. Student Senate, Football and Basketball Seating Comm Chrm, SNEA, WRA. PERRY, LARRY R.-AIHE, Falrland. Cary Hall, Joint Council, AIChE, ACS, PETERS. LEROY A. AAG ENGR, Ossian. AS-AgE, Vice Pres PETSKA, JOSEPH P.-iS, Hammond Cary Hall, Newman Club PEYTON. LARRY N.-EE. Beech Grove. Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. PFAFMAN, NILES t'.- AG: LaGrange State St Ct. PI-'Ll'M. DALE E.-AG: Connersville. Alpha Gamma Rho. Public Relations Chrm, Hoof and Horn Club, Newman Club, Collegiate 4-H Club. PHILLIPS. ELIZABETH A.-HE, Muncie Shealy, Standards Chrm, AWS Judicial Bd, Card Section, Newman Club, Green Guard, Mock Pol Conv, V C Meredith Club, PHILLIPS. TERRY L.fEE1 Clarksville Card Section, Eta Kappa Nu, IRE, Old Masters, Purdue Playshop, Student Co-op Assoc, Tau Beta Pi. PHILPOTT. JOHN E.-S, Naderville, Ill. Phi Kappa Psi. Historian, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Skull and Crescent, Var Athletics. PIANFETTI. NANCY K.-S, Charleston, VV. Va. Duhme, Fellow. NSF Undergrad, Alpha Lambda Delta, Card Section, Delta Rho Kappa, Green Guard, Mock Pol Conv, Outing Club, OIA, Student Faculty Comm, PICKETT. JOHN C.fAG: Sheridan. Cary Hall, Joint Councilman, Unit Sec'y-Treas. Unit Pres, Exec Vice Pres. Exec Pres, Student Body Senator, Reamer Club, Tomahawk, Pendragon. PIEKARSRI. THOMAS A.fI ECON, South Bend. Harrison Ct. PIERCE, JAMES E.fS, Logansport. Phi Sigma Kappa, Social Chrm, Card Section, Modern Dance Club, Newman Club, Purdue Playshop. X 0 :ig-'af ,TQ VI--wifi'-' w-... aw-N, 1.- VT' eq N. .re- K gi U s 'max tit: 'al --7 Vs f T - '- W S. P x . .e 5: A 5 ' A if 2 -J gf ,eu 4- 'W Z I is 'N- fill Q as 1+ wi x.. .t my 5-.. 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Zeta Tau Alpha: Pur- rluettes, Purduette Trio: Univ Choir. POLEN. JAY D.-HU: Knox. Theta Xi, Senior Steward: Card Section: SAM. POLKOIVSKI. VIRGINIA L.-HU: Rockford, Ill. Hall X: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv. POLLARD, Pl-ULIP R.-S: Milan, Cary Hall, Social Chrm, Pres: Cary Club Var Varieties, Dir. PONCHER, MICHAEL B.-S: Chicago, Ill. Alpha Epsilon Pi, Tri-as: EXPONENT. PONTll'S. WILLIAM CLAEE: Logansport. Cary Hall. POOLE, WLLLIAM J.fEE: West Lafayette. POPE, SANDRA G.fHU: Gary. Alpha Phi, Pres: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Pan'Hel Counc: Student Union: Young Republ Club. POPELLO, DOROTHY A.-HU: St. Bernice. Wood: Card Section: Univ Choir: VVBAA: YVCCR: VVRA. POPPINGA, THEODORE H.-IED: Lafayette. Crew, Pres: Iota Lambda Sigma: ASTD. PORACKY, JOSEPH T.AAG: Hammond. Cary Hall. PORTER, JAMES C.-AG: Reisterstown, Md. Cary Hall: Ento- mological Soc, Vice Pres: Univ Choir: Var Glee Club. PORT, JOSEPH C.-S: Garden City, N. Y. Cary Hall, Unit Councilman: Univ Choir: Var Glee Club: Young Republ Club. POTTER, NANCY .Lil-IU: Hamilton, Ohio. Wood Hall: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv. POTTLITZER. BONNIE H.fHU: Lafayette. Pi Beta Phi: Card Set-tion: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Newman Club: Purdue Playshop: Sigma Alpha Eta, Pub: WBAA. POTTS, ROSELLYN P.-HE: Hazleton. Alpha Omicron Pi: Card Section: Purduettes: Collegiate 4-I-I Club: Home Ec Council, Vice Pres: PDTA: Gold Peppers: Mortar Bd, Treas: Kappa Delta Pi: Green Guard: Omicron Nu, Vice Pres: Tomahawk: Univ Choir: V C Meredith Club, Corres Sec'y: VVRH Governing Bd, Treas. POTTS. WALTER J.fS: Kendallville. Acacia: Psych Club. POYNDS, J. DALE-CE: West Lafayette, ASCE: Chi Epsilon. PRATT, GEORGE O., JR.fEE: Oakmont, Pa. Phi Kappa Tau. Sec'y: Card Section: Railroad Club. PRECH, .IABLES W.-HU: Parma, Ohio, Kappa Delta Rho: Card Section: Student Union. PRESSER, ERNEST ILJCHE: Lapel. Alpha Sigma Phi, Marshal: Mock Pol Conv: Young Dem Club. I PRESTON. BU.L D.-AG: Warren. Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice Pres: Ag Counc: Ag Ed Soc, Vice Pres and Pres: Card Section: Hoot and Horn Club: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters. PRICE, KENNETH S.-CE: Klrklln. ASCE. Treas: Wesley Found. PRIDDY, ROBERT A.--IM: Columbus. Cary Hall. PRIEST, noolm D.-HU: Lafayette. WBAA, Managing Bd Pres. Broadcasting Guild: Rho Beta Eta Radio Honorary, Pres: Kappa Kappa Psi Honorary Band, Corres Sec'y. PRIMYS. CASS.-KNDRA S.-HE: Vi'heatland, Green Guard: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Major-Minor: Newman Club. PRISER, STEPHEN K.-PHAR: North Manchester. H-2: APhA: Auto Club: Mil Band. PRITCHETT, MICHAEL F.--ESE: Hammond, Kappa Sigma: Fresh and Soph Class Pres: Skull and Crescent: Studt-nt St-nate: Fresh Leadership Camp Counselor. PROCTOR. FRANK E.fI ENGR: St. Louis, Mo Delta Tau Delta, Pledge Trainer and Ret-ording Sec'y: IFC Office, AIIE. PRl'E'I'T. PATRICIA S.fP1-13 Indianapolis. Delta Gamma, Sm-ial Chrm: Major-Minor: Modern Dance Club: Purdue Variety Band, PRYTHERCH. Hl'GH A.-ME: Albany, N. Y. Cary Hall, Unit Sec'y-Treas: ASME: Newman Club, Pendragon: P1 Tau Signia. Tau Beta Pi PRZYBYLINSKI, JOHN I..-S: Michigan City. Cary Hall: Newman Club. I'l'LIll0, GERMANfI ENGR: Bogota. Colunibia. Newman Cluti, Pan-Am Club: AIIE. Pl'TNAItI, PETER A.-fEE: VV. Lafayette. Theta Tau: Amateur Radio Club: Camera Club: Christian Science Org: IRE, Vive Chrm: WVBAA. I'l'TT, MARSHALI. I'.--IED: Franct-sville Ql'ALKINBI'NH. STEPHEN R.fAG: Paoli. Circle Pines: Student Co-op Assoc. Ql'AY, STIK-KRT Rf-IM: Mzipli- Heights, Ohm H-1, Hall Senator. Exec Athletic lnr, QPILLEN. NANCY H.fHU: Indianapolis. XV.-sh-y Found, Cziinerzi Club: Student Co-op Assoc. Ql'INTINI, JORGE I.. ME: Montt- Carinvln, Venezuela H-1: ASME: Soccer Club. QPIYEY. JANE N.WHL': Lowell. lruhme Hall: Card Set-tion, Canterbury Club. RADER. JADIES H.-HU: Warwick, N Y, H-2, l'n1t .Xtlilwtic llir: Card Section: Muck Pol Conv: SAM. RAICHLE. ROBERT II. --HE: VV4-stfleld. N. J Pi Kappa Alpha: Jr Prom Comm: Lutheran Student Assoc. RANCICH, NAllAfHU: Hammond. Hall X: Var Variety Ilir, Calumet Campus. PMO: Student Congress, St-mor. Soph Senator, International Rt-lations Club: BOILERMAKER. RANSBOTTOM, .I0 I'ILLEN-HU: Springfield, Ohio, XVoud: Card Section: Green Guard: PHARMACIST RANSOM, SALLY-HU: Frankfort. Kappa Alpha Theta: Crm-n Guard: Mock Pol Conv: SNEA: Hot Dog Sal. RATKAY, PATRICIA J.ffHU: South Bend. Hall X, Corridor Chrm: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: SCOPE, Art Ed, Circulation Mgr: Sailing Club, RAYMI-ZR. DOYLE I..fS: Fortville. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Social Chrm: IFC Office: Jr Prom Comm: Skull and Crescent: Jr Class Council. RAYMOND. HENRY A.ffIED: Indianapolis, H-1: Semper Fidt-hs Soc: ASTD. REDDING, MARY Lf-HU: Clarks Hill. Alpha Chi Omega: OSGS: Sigma Alpha Eta. REED, GEORGE H.fS: Daleville. State St Ct, Joint Assem: Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma, REED. JAMES E.fAG: Onward Alpha Chi Rho. Pres: Ag Science Club: Ceres. REED, JOSEPH E.-AG: Onward. Alpha Chi Rho, Steward: Ag Econ Club: Alpha Zeta: Cc-res. REED, NORMANfPHAR: Indianapolis. H-2: Alpha Phi Alpha, Vice Pres: APhA: Kappa Psi. f Pi . J ,-... ia Seniors f i1 es. WB 579 REED. ROBERT A.-ESE: Pittsburgh, Pa, Lambda Chi Alpha, Rush Chrm. Ritualist: ENGINEER: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: Old Masters, Co-Chrm: Student Faculty Comm: Campus Chest. UMOC Contest: Fresh, Soph, Jr Class Council: Skull and Crescent: Student Union, Jr Bd. REED, VYAYNE L.-EE: Linton. Eta Kappa Nu. REESE, ALAN F.YAG: Muncie. Dover, Scholarship Chrm. REEYES, JAMES I..-FOR: Washington. State St Ct, Joint Assemblyman: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Forestry Club: WCTS: Intramural Sports, REICH.-IRT. IYILLIAM A.-HU: Hammond. REICHERT. IYILLIAM R.-ME: Crystal Lake, Ill. Hf3. REIFF, BENJAMIN-EE: Youngstown, Ohio. AIEE: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found, Tre-as: Archery Club: Purdue Pilots: Young Republ Club: IRE. REINER. DAVID R.-I ENGR: University Heights, Ohlo. Sigma Alpha Mu, Recorder, Alumni Corres: Jr Prom Comm: RIVETg B'nai B'rith Hillel Found, REISS. GEORGE H.-Si Urbana, Ill. Cary Hall, Pres of Unit C: Soph Vice Pres: Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma: Fresh and .Tr Class Councils: Univ Choir: Var Glee Club: Tomahawk, REMENII-I, RICHARD IXAEE: South Bend. H-3, Unit Athletic Dir. Scholarship Comm: Unit Council: AIEE: Card Section: Newman Club. IIEMPERT. LAWVRENCE A.-EE: Berwyn, Ill. Cary Hall, Joint Council: IEEE: Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi. REPPERT. VIRGINIA A.-S: Rossville, Card Section: Green Guard: Univ Orchestra: Wesley Found. REY. JOHN A.-S: Gary. Cary Hall: Card Section. REYNOLDS, LAR.RY A.fIM: Fishers. RICH, JAMES B.fS: Covington, Ky. H-1. RICHARDSON. LYNN M.-HE: Bedford. Alpha Phi: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: Univ Choir: VVBAA: PCIA, Office Mgr: Fresh Class Council: Univ Sing Dir. RICHARDSON, MARK R.4AG: Milton. Alpha Gamma Rho, Athletic Mgr: Hoof and Horn Club: Collegiate 4-H Club. RICHEY, GEORGE E.-EE: Fort Wayne. H-1: Eta Kappa Nu. RICHTER, IYILLIABI Il.fCE: Indianapolis, ASCE. RICKS, PATRICIA A. HU: Dayton. RIDER. BRENT T.fIM: Ballwin, Mo, Kappa Sigma, Social Chrm: EXPONENT: Greek Wk Comm: RIVET, Sales and Promo- tion Mgr: Fresh, Sopli and Jr Class Councils: GIMP: Campus Chest, Pub Comm: Fresh Orientation Panels. RIDER, M. SUE-S: Burnettsville. Shoemaker: Newman Club: Sigma Alpha Eta. RIDGWAY, JOHN A.fIM: I..aPorte. Cary Hall: Camera Club: WCCR: SAM: Beta Omicron Pi. RLEBE. DENNIS S.-IM: Hammond. Cary Hall, Social Chrm: Old Masters: Young Dem Club. 1 RIEFFEL, ROBERT D.---S: Mishawaka. Cary Hall: Purdue Playshop. RIEGEL, RICHARD .I.4I ENGR: Phi Kappa Theta, Treas: Newman Club: AIIE. IHGDON, MIKE A.-MTE: Syracuse. H-1: Alpha Sigma Mu. Pres: AIMetE and ASM. RIGEL, RAYMOND L.fAG: Paris Crossing. RINES. HOIYARD XY.-AG: Portland. Farmhouse, Scc'y: Alpha Zeta, Chronicler: Card Section: Collegiate -I-H Club: OSGSg Phi Eta Sigma: Skull and Crescent: EUB Student Found. Pres. RINGER. PAl'L H.--PE: Warsaw, Kappa Delta Rho, Sm: Cnrm, Kappa Delta Pi. RISHAYY. THOMAS E.-MTE: Warren, Mich, Cary. Unit Pub Dir, Unit Council: Pershing Rifles: Card Section. RITENOYR, ROBERT A.-S: Milford, Ill, H-2, Card Section, RITTER, CAROL J.f-HU: Fond du Lac. XVis, Pi Bela Plii, Pledge Trainer: Card Section: Green Guard: EXPONENT. RITZE, LYLE IV.-CHE: San Antonio, Texas H-23 Tau Bt-la Pi: AIChEg Omega Chi Epsilon: Phi Eta Sigma. ROACH. J. MAXfAG: Elwood. Alpha Kappa Lambda. ROBERTS, DENNIS E.f EE: Rochester, N. Y. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Mock Pol Conv: Phi Eta Sigma: Poultry Club: Tau Beta Pi: GIMP: Purdue Pilots: Ward Org: Hoof and Horn. ROBERTS, RICHARD C.fCE: Indianapolis. ASCE. ROBERTSON. DAVID fEEg Merriam, Kansas. Cary: Young Repuhl Club: AIEE. ROBINSON. GEORGIA A. -HC: South Bend. VVarren: Card Section: Class Council: Green Guard: WCTS: Young Rvpubl Club. ROBINSON. RICHARD I..--IED: Francesvillv. ASTIL ROCHFORD. WILLIAM S. S: Griffith. Cary, L'nlt Pres: Forensic Managing Bd. RODE, ROBERT A.-fC1-IE: Glenview, Ill, Iielta Upsilon, Corres seey: Mona. RODEMAN. DONALD IV.--EE: Terre Haut.-. H-Il, RODEN. NANCY M.ffS: South Bend Ann Tw.---dale. Social Chrmg AWS: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Cluh: Jr Class Coiincil: Sr Class Council: SNEA: SARC: Student Cn-op Assoc, Sec'y. Green Guard: WRA. RODC-ERS. ROBERT J.-AG: New Carlisle. Cary Hall. ROGERS. JAMES H. -ME: Bay Village, Ohm Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Scholarship Chrm: ASME: Card Section: Hoof and Horn Club: Judo Club: Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma: SAE, Tau Beta. Pi. ROGERS, JOHN I'.fMEg Park Forest. Ill. Di-lta Tau Delta, Social Chrm, ASME: Mock Pol Conv: Student Union ROHR, SARA J. HE: Indianapolis. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Membership Chrm: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pi: Student Union, Jr Bd: NEA. ROONEY, AMBROSE F.ffS: Summit. N. J. Pi Kappa Alpha: JIFC: Card Section: Young Republ Club. ROSCOE, RICHARD D.fMEg Roanoke. Va. Alpha Sigma Phi. Tri-as, Athletic Mgr. ROSE, BERNARD K.ffAGg Galveston. H-3: Univ Choir. ROSE, LARRY I..-PE: Laiayette. Folk-a-Whirlersg Student Council: Gymnastic Club: Ward Org. Social Chrm. IIOSENOYV. DALE l'.fCHEZ Chicago, Ill. Cary Hall: AIChE: Catalyst Club: Mock Pol Conv. ROSENTHAL. GERALD Y.- ME: Park Forest. Ill. H-1: ASME, Pub Dir: Engineering Council. ROSS. KAREN S. fl-IE: Charlestown, Glenwood, Fond Mgr, Work Mgr, Pub Chrm, Purchaser: Collegiate 4-H Club: Folk-ae Whirlers, Vice Pres. Se-c'y: Mil Band: Student Co-op Assoc. ROSS, EINYARD J.-SME: Roanoke. ASME. ROSTORFER, C. RONALDfEE: Bloomington. POMM, Capt: Sailing Club, Vice Commodore. Fleet Trainer: Tomahawk: Purdue Honor Guard, Commanding Officer: Army ROTC Brigader Com- mander: Member of Cadet Joint Chiefs of Staff: Midwest Collegiate Sailing Assoc, Commodore: Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Union of North America, Vice Commodore. ROTH, CHARLES XY.--S: Marlon. I-I-2. ROTI-I. RICHARD M.4EE: Rensselaer. Phi Sigma Kappa. ROI'CI-I, CARITA A.-HE: Grass Creek. Vawter: Card Section: Home Ec Club. 58 1. Shy ffx SS 5 v- -an fu. - v,,- X . Q pn-. 4-we R 'gf 1 1.5-f 1+ s ve A px 1:-.f:.. ..... Q'-N. Qi Nl af ...4 5 sf -., INS 582 Wi.. PWC' -u I N. vu- if -t., ma, 4... A-9 bil 1, it 1 ' f 'I' I swf X., 299 ...4 .FMR I3 ,. . R is1is-t X--v 'P' 'sa' R0l'SI'I. MICHAEL R.--AGI Marion. Auto Club. ROVER, KATI-IRYN E.-HU: I..a.fayette. Town Girls. Vice Pres. Office Mgr: Card Section: Purduettes: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Univ Choir: Young Republ Club, ROIVE, STEPHEN E.-AG: Mt, Vernon. Club 25, Vice Pres. ROWE. XVILLIAM H,fME: Chagrin Falls, Ohio. ASME: Crew: Quarterdeck: Navy Rifle and Pistol Team. lION'I,I'lI', DAVID G.fME: LaP0rte. H-3: Chess Club. RI'NYON, DEYYIGI-IT E.-AG: Albion. H-2: Ag Ed Soc: Collegiate 4-H Club. RI'l'ERT, CRAIG F.fS: South Bend. Sailing Club. RI'l'I'. JAMES A.-AG: Indianapolis. Ag Ed Soc. Rl'I'I'NIANN, HEINZ O.-IM: Hamburg, N. Y. Theta Chi, Sec'y: Card Section. RISK. ALAN L.fPE: Lafayette. NRA: ARS. Rl SSELL. EDWIN E.-HU: Marion, H-2: Outing Cluh: Wesley Cluhg Young: Republ Club: RIVET. RINSELI., GERALD E.-AG: Crown Point. Chauncey, Membership Chrm: Student Co-op Assoc: Entomological Soc. IRIN!-XELI.. GI'Y E.-EE: Indianapolis. H-2: IEEE: Mil Band: Concert Band: Intramural Basketball. Rl'ST. LINDA L.-HE: Cortland. Twin Pines, Sec'y: AGRI- CULTURIST: AWS: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club, Vice Pres, Trt-as. SQ-c'y: Gold Peppers: Home Ee Club, Sec'y: Student Co-op Assoc. SABO. Jl'DlTH A.-S: Wickliffe. Ohio. Warren: Alpha Lambda Delta! SNEA: Intervarsity Christian Fellowship. SAFRANSRI. STANLEY G.fAE: North Judson. Delta Sigma Phi. Treas: Newman Club. SAHND. NANCY I..kAG: Cincinnati. Ohio. Kappa Kappa Gamma, House Chrm: Ceres: Green Guard: Horticulture Club, Sec'y. Vice Pres SALHOFF, VIRGINIA R.fHU: Dunkirk. N. Y. Zeta Tau Alpha, Pledge Trainer: Green Guard: Old Masters: SNEA: Tau Beta Sigma. Sec-'y. SALISBLRY, IYILLIAM R.---CHE: VVayZata. Minn. Phi Kappa Psi. Messenger, Rush Chrm: AIChE: Card Section: Catalyst Club: Scabbard and Blade: XVesley Found, SAMPLE. JOSEPH T.ffAG: Zionsville. H-2: Ag Econ Club: Camera Club: Collegiate -1-H Club. Rec Leader: Folk-a-VVhirIers: OSGS: Univ Choir: Wesley Found: AF ROTC Band, Photographer: Hallierdiers Cluh. Senior Senator. S.-IBISTAG. DAVID J.- I ECON: Novelty. Ohio. Delta Tall Delta: Skull and Crescent: Var Athletics. SAMYK. KADIR Ii,--CHE: Balikt-sir. Turkey. SANDERS. THOMAS J.fEE: Indianapolis, Phi Kappa Theta, Pres: Eta Kappa Nu: EXPONENT: IRE: IF Pres Counc: Newman Club: Tau Beta Pi. SANGER, CAROL I..eHEg Indianapolis. Alpha Delta Pi: Angel Flight. S.-XI'PENI IELD, NOLAN D.-EE: Romney. Alpha Chi Rho: IFC Office. SAl'NllI-IRS. Jl'DITH K.fPE: Indianapolis. AWS: Modern Dance Club: Gymnastic Club: Major-Minor: Student Union. SAVAGE, PEGGY J.--IED: Indianapolis. Pi Beta Phi, Social Chrm: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: VVesley Found: ASTD, Vice Pres: Tau Beta Sigma, Pledge Trainer: Majorette. SAVAS, l!0ZRl'RT N.-EE: Arhavi, Turkey, Turkish Club. I SAYINSRI. JANET S.--S: Michigan City. Duhme. Treas: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: WRA: Tomahawk: WRH Governing Bd, SAIYERT. l'LF-S: LaGrange Park. Ill, State St Ct, Unit Councilman: Mil Ball Comm: Pershing Rifles: Quarterdeck, General Si-c'y. SAYGI. IRI-'AN-EE: Akhisar, Turkey. Turkish Student Club. SAYRE, LARRY G.-S: Danville, Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha: Alpha Epsilon Delta: Greek Wk Rep: Purdue Honor Guard. SCHMJEGE. THOMAS J.4CHE: Angola. H-3. Social Dir of SE Unit: AIChE. Vice Pres, SCI-DIITT, WILLIAM M,--CHE: Indianapolis. Triangle. House Mgr: AIChE: Catalyst Club: Univ Lutheran Assem. SCHNEIDER. ALAN R.-S: Chicago, Ill. Sigma Alpha Mu: B'nal B'rith Hillel Found: Card Section: Judo Club: EXPONENT, Jr Ed: Mock Pol Conv: Pep Comm: RIVET. SCHOEFF. DAVID D.-EE: Lawrenceburg. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Comptroller: DEBRIS: Quarterdeck: Scabhard and Blade. SCHOENFELDT, BARBARA B.-HU: Glencoe. Ill. Alpha Lambda Delta: Delta Rho Kappa: Green Guard Honorary, Callout Chrm: Psychology Club: Psi Chi: Papslip, SCHOFIELD, OORA D,fHE: Beaver Dams. N. Y Hall X, Sr Counselor: AWS: Card Section: Purdue Playshop. SCHOLL. DONALD E.fI ENGR: Hammond. Delta Chi, Soc Chrm. Pledge Trainer: AIEE: Young Repuhl Club: Student Union SCHONEFELD, STEVEN A.-SZ Columbia City. SCHOWE, ROBERT E.-ME: New Albany. ASME: Card Section: Air Force Band. SCHRAEDER, RONALD S.--CE: South Bend, H42: Arnold Air Soc: Card Section. SCHRAFFENBERGER. JAMES F.-EE: Hammond. H-2, Sr Senator. SCHRAG, JON P.-S: Dallas. Tr-xas. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Steward, SCHRAMM. FREDERICK C.-I ENGR. Columbus. Ohio, Phi Gamma Delta. Treas: Scabbard and Blade: Phi Eta Sigma: JIFC. SCHREY. PATRICIA A.-HE: Fort XVayrlf-. Dulime: Card Section: WRA: Home Ee Club. SCHROCK, BRYCE L.fS: Goshen. Circle Pines, Membership Chrm: Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Pi Sigma. SCHROEDEL. SCOTT A.ffAE: Lombard. Ill. Triangle: Outing Club: Purdue Pilots: Air Force Rifle Team SCHACHENMAN, AL EE: South Bend Pi Kappa Phi. SCHAEFER. HARRY E.f-I ECON: Hollywood, Fla. Phi Delta Theta: Var Athletics. SCHAFER. SHHKLEY K.fHE: Charlestown Ann Tweedale: AWS: Collegiate 4-H Club: Green Guard: Jurln Cluh: Student Co-op Ass-ng: SCHEETZ. LEO P.-AG: Lucerne. Alpha Gamma Rho. Scholarship Chrm: Army ROTC Pistol Team: Card Section: Newman Club: Student Union. SCHERSCHEL, MARTHA S.fHE: Bloomington. Vawter: Card Section: Newman Club: Town Girls: Univ Choir: Home Ee Cluh: WRH, SCHESMESHORN, NELSON W.fAG: Baltimore, Md IFC Office, JIFC Rep: Pre-Vet Club: VVHRC3 RIVET. SCHIELE. CARL A.4ME: Cincinnati. Ohio, Phi Delta Theta. Nf'HLl'ETER, ROGER S.fESE: Danville, Ill. Alpha Chl Rho, Vice Pres: Phi Eta Sigma: ENGINEER, Business Mgr. Assoc Ed: Skull and Crescent: Tau Beta Pi. SCHMIDT, ALLEN K.fIED: Logansport. H43: Mil Band: Orchestra: Purdue Playshop. SCHMIDT, CHARLES Y.-I ECON: Indianapolis. Alpha Sigma Phi, SCHMIDT, HAROLD J.-AG: Culver. Agronomy Club. SCHMIDT, JOAN E.-HE: Logansport. Hall X: WRX: Canter- bury Club. '90 ...f -., 'sv ,.,A, i.. Y uv- . -r' -f -v Seniors Y W1-A. 'I.f.-.. . - 'I ': ' - mfg wg , 35-., 'Kita ' - 12- - 'eh t ' .gage-. V - N x, 'S-'Ns : .. 'EX :fe 'gig i ' 'iii if sau 583 .3 'Q xifx... 124 -af- -v.' . fs.- Seniors : viii tx by : ,-'s.. Sr '--v '7 384 SCHI'H, DELBERT J.-AE: Denver, Colorado, H-1. Exec Social Dir, Pres: PENDRAGON: Student Senate: Tomahawk, Pledge Trainer. SCHFLT. THOMAS H.fME: Perrysburg, Ohio. H-2: Tau Beta Pi: Pi Tau Sigma. SCHFLTZ, KENNETH E.-EE: Stevensville, Mich. Cary: Arnold Air Soc: Soph Class Council: IEEE: Mil Band Comm, General Chrm: Pershing Rifles, Exec Officer: Scabbard and Blade: Tau Beta Pi. SCHULTZE. CAROL A.fHU: Washington, D. C. Wood: Card Section: Kappa Delta Pi: Pan-Am Club: Sigma Delta Pi. SCHXVALM. EDIVARD A.-AESE: Maywood. Ill. H-1: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. SCHWARTZ. MARILYN D.-S: Middleburg Hgts, Ohio. Shealy: Card Section: Green Guard: OSGS: Univ Choir. SCIHYARTZKOPF. I'Al'L K.-ESE: Columbus. Beta Theta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Univ Lutheran Assern: Peace Corps Comm Chrm: Omicron Delta Kappa: OIA, Speakers Bureau Chrm. SCHWASS, MITCHELL Ef-EE: Fort Wayne. AIEE: Newman Club: Phi Eta Sigma: Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi. SCIALDO, CLAUDIO J.-EE: Herkimer, N. Y, Delta Tau Delta, Rules Chrm: IRE: Old Masters: OSGS: Scabbard and Blade: KN. Pres. SCOTT, JAY C.fIM: Frankfort, H-2: SAM, Treas. SCOTT, RICHARD J.-EE: Bluffton, H-1, Pres: Eta Kappa Nu: AIEE: Old Masters: Phi Eta Sigma: Quarterdeck: Scabbard and Blade: Student Senate: Tau Beta Pi: Tomahawk: Pendragon: IRON KEY: Omicron Delta Kappa. SCOTT, RICHARD P.-HE: West Lafayette. Beta Theta Pi: EXPONENT. SCOTT, ROBERT J.. JR.fS: Richmond, Va. H-3: Delta Rho Kappa: Duplicate Bridge Club, Sec'y-Tre-as: KMRX: Sigma Pi Sigma: VVesley Found. SEABORG, ELIZABETH J,-HU: Downers Grove, Ill. Warren: WRA: YWCA: Vl'omen's Swim Squad. SEAGER, CHARLENE F.--HU: Mulberry. Wood: Major-Minor. SEAGER, MAFREEN K.fPE: Mulberry. Wood: Major-Minor: NVRA. SEASHOLS. WILLIAM H. -HU: Huntington. H-1: Univ Choir: Var Glee Club: Scabbard and Blade: Duplicate Bridge Club. SEBERGER, ROGER C.f-PHAR: Gary. Cary Hall: Kappa Psi. SEDGIYICK. CAROL A., -HU: Valparaiso. Alpha Phi: Card Section: Green Guard: NEA: WRA. SEIFERT, SHARON D.fHE: South Bend. Vawter: OSGS: Green Guard: Outing Club: Home Ec Club: WRA. SELZI-IR, LINDA K,fHU: Homewood, Ill. Kappa Alpha Theta! Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Student Union: Psi Chi: OIA: GIMP: Fresh, Soph, Jr Class Council: Randolph Candidate Club. SENIlEI.lS'l'ICK, GENE K.-EE: Dubois. Tau Beta. Pi. SEPIOI., JOHN Y.-EE: Crown Point. Cary Hall. Joint Council. SI-ERGO, JOHN Il.!EE: Lyons. Ill. Phi Kappa Theta, Pres: IRE: IF Pres Counc: Newman Club: Skull and Crescent: Student Union. I SEYER. EILEEN D.vPHAR: Royal Oak. Mich, Alpha Xi Delta: APhA: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: Newman Club: OSGS: PHARMACIST, Ed, Cir Mgr: Univ Choir: XVRA. SEYMOPR, JOHN C.4AE: Rochester, N. Y. H-1. Exec Pub and Pol Dir: Arnold Air Soc: IAS: Pershing Rifles: Tomahawk. SHANK, NANCY F.-I-IE: Indianapolis. Kappa Alpha Theta, Vice Pres: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: Triton: Student Union: Home Ec Club: Rush Counselor: Jr Prom Comm: GIMP: Fresh. Soph, Jr, Sr Class Sec'y: Student-Faculty Comm: Sigma Alpha Mu Sweetheart. Sl-IANKLIN, LINDA L.-HU: St. Louis, Mo. Vawter: Card Section: Green Guard: Standards Chrm. SHARP, LARRY J.-AG ENGR. Center Point Circle Pint-s SHARPEE. DAVID Ii.-EE: Indianapolis. SHALNI, LOREN E.-EE: Elkhart, IRE. SHAW, JAMES D.-fEE: Parma, Ohio. Acacia: Mock Pol Conv, AIEE: Greek VVI4 C0mm: IRE: Old Masters: IEEE: PCIA: VVBAA. Managing Bd. SHEARON. MARGARET 3l.f-I-IL': Coral Gables, Fla. Chi Omvfza. Rush Chrm: Card Section: Gold Peppers, Sf-c'y: Greek Wk Comm. Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv. Platform Comm: Modern Danci- Club, Social Chrm, Pan-Hel Counc: Pep Comm, Sec'y, Campus Chest: Beta Theta Pi Sweetheart: Class Council: Purdue Royal Queen. SHEETS, PHILIP A.fEE: Fairmount Eta Kappa Nu, SHICIN, JAMES Bw-I ENGR: Chicago. Ill. Sigma Alpha Mu. Rush Chrm: Card Section. Fn-ld Dir: Gimlet Club, Greek Wk Ball Chrm: OSGS: Phi Eta Sigma: Skull and Crt-scent, Tau Beta Pi: AIII. Vice Pr'-sz Therbhg Club: GIMP: Alpha Pi Mu: Campus Chest, SHELL, SYZANNE I..-HE: Toledo, Ohio. XVOod: Home Ee Club, Green Guard. SHEN. IYILLIAM N. T.-EE: Hung Kong, China. Chinese Student Club. Asst Social Chrm. Vice Pres: Eta Kappa Nu: IEEE, Tau Beta Pi. SHERIDAN. RONALD l .-IM: Beech Grove. Phi Kappa Tau, EXPONENT, Ad Staff: Sailing Club: Skull and Crt-sci-nt SHERMAN, CONSTANCE Af-HU: Indianapolis, Pi Beta Phi, Recording Sec'y. House Mgr, Sigma Alpha Eta: Fresh and Soph Class Council. SHERIYIN, GENE H.-CE: Xvolf Lake Kneale, Pros, Vice Pres. Sc-c'y: ASCE: Mock Pol Conv: Var Christian Fellow, Student Co-op Assoc, Pros. SHEW. MARVIN G.-AV--t M1-dp Terre Haute Farm House, ,xg Science Club. Vice Pres: Card Section: Collegiate fl-H Club: Folk-afWhirlf-rs: Mock Pol Conv: Purdue Playshop, Zotiavvs, Public Relations, Pledge Trainer. SHEIYNIAN, FREDERICK C.--CEL Akron. H-3 SHIELDS. CHARLES F.--AG: Rushvillv. SHIRLEY, PHILLIP R.fVet Med: Pt-ndleton, Beta Thv-ta Pi SHUEBIAKER. ANN G.-HE: Monticello, Ill Alpha Delta Pi, Green Guard: DEBRIS, Jr Ed: WHA: Campus Chest, Co-Chrm of Comm: Card Section. SHOOP, BARBARA F.-HE: VV1nnetlta, Ill. Chi Omega: Card Section: Greek Wk Comm: Green Guard: Pan-Hel Count-: Angel Flight, Exec Commander: Home Ec Club, WRAg Campus Chl-st. Univ Choir. SI'-IOOP. DANIEL M. 'SL Idavillf-. H-I. SHOII'0I.TER. PERRY B.-iS, Vincenn--s. H-3, Pub Dir: Il-'Ita Rho Kappa. SHRINGER. GRI-ITA I..--S: Western Springs. Ill, Vawter: Card Section: Modern Dance Club. Sl-ll'CK. Ml-IRLIN l'J.fVet Med: Shztrpsville. Veterinary Clur. SHl'RN, DIANE C.-HE: Downers Grove, Ill. Wood: AWS. Modern Dance Club: Newman Club: Band Majorette, Home Et' Club: RIVET. SIEGEL. JOEL E.fI ENGR: Valli-y Stream, N. Y, Sigma Alpha Mu: AGRICULTLTRIST: AIEE: B'nai B'ritn Hillel Found: Dupliratt- Bridge Club: Inte-rAFaith Counc: International Assoc: Poultry Club: RIVET: SCIENTIST: Tau Beta Pi: Univ Choir: Athletic Mgr SIEGEL, NEWTON S.--S: East St. Louis, Ill. Alpha Epsilon Pi, Pres, Viet- Pres, Social Chrm, Rush Chrm, Athletic Chrm: B'nai B'nth Hillel Found: IF Pr--s Counc: Mock Pol Conv: Old M.tsters, RIVET, Art Ed: VVCCR. SIEMERS. JO A.-S: Evansville. Wood: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Sigma Delta Pi: KMRX. SIEMSEN, DENNIS I..-CHE: Peotonc, Ill. H-2. Exec Pol Dir: Alpha Phi Omega: AIChE: Catalyst Club. SIERZANT, RICHARD T.-EE: Vestal. N. Y. H-1: Outing Club. SIGWARD, THEODORE L.-S: Indianapolis. H-2: Youm: Republ Club. SIH. JOHN TS0l'-HSI--EE: Hong Kong, China. Chinese Student Club: Eta Kappa Nu. SILBERMANN, BERRY D.-I ENGR: Indianapolis. Sigma Alpha Mu, Pledge Counselor: AIIE: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Class Council: EXPONENT: RIVET: SAE: Jr Prom Comm. SILYER, ROBERT .Lil ECON: South Bend. H-1. Sec'y-Treas of SE Unit: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: SAM: Young Dem Club. carb f.. ln..- -., s... mi ..4 Q.. -rm -ar v Q- .1 an ,,- x .41-.. 'Q .5 G' wr- w'X af' -sg iv -... 'tl' -qv .4-v on -Q- ms Mun 45 gg. Q-v if i We 585 -3 I A - as 'rag A. 386 w-S in NL. . A T24 -V Hs. lg, ,gf F v'x'i if 3 . V t l X of K 4 1 f-fx SIMPSON, JAY D.-I ECON: Hagerstown. Phi Kappa Tau, Treas: Young Republ Club. SIPE, JAMES L.-AG: Berne. Rochdale, Pres, Sec'y, Standards Comm Clirm. Scholarship Chrm: Ag Econ Club, Vice Pres, Treas: Alpha Zeta: Card Section: Student Co-op Assoc. 'cr' .f -w av., Q-A rv SIY, FLORENCE MOON l'INGfS2 Hong Kong, China, Duhme: AWS: Alpha Lambda Delta: Chinese Student Club. SKILLINGS. SHAW F.-CHE: Evanston, Ill, Phi Kappa Psi, Corres Sec'y, Pledge Trainer: AIChE, Sec'y: Catalyst Club: EXPONENT: ACS: OSGS: Skull and Crescent. SKOMP, Jl'DITH I.,-I-IU: Indianapolis. Wbod. Standards Bd: Card Section: Purdue Playsliop: Sigma Alpha Eta: WRH Governing Bd. SHOW, LAXYRENCI-J H.fEE: Fort Wayne, Cary Hall: Cary Ama- teur Radio Club, Sec'y, Vice Pres, Pros: IEEE, Sc-c'y, Treas. SLATE. LESTER B.-S: Cambridge. Mass. Tau Epsilon Phi, Pledge Master: IFC Office: Skull and Crescent. SLATER, THOMAS W.-EE: Rochester, N. Y. Amateur Radio Cluhg AIEE. SLAFGHTER, IYILLIADI R.-I-IU: VV. Lafayette. BARD, Articles Editor. SMELSER. JERRY L.-IED: L.aFontaine. Gables Ct: Inrlustrial Education Club, Vice Pres: Christian Found. SMITH, ANNETTE M.-AHU: Indianapolis. Alpha Delta Pi. Sec'y: Alpha Lambda Delta: EXPONENT, Jr Ed, Personnel Mgr: Sigma Delta Pi: Pi Delta Phi: Gold Peppers: Kappa Delta I-'ig OSGS: Thr-ta Sigma Phi, Sec'y. SMITH. DONALD T.-CHE: Palatine, Ill. Cary: AIChE: Omega Chi Epsilon: Phi Eta Sigma: ACS: Tau Beta Pi: Var Athletics. SMITH. GAYLE IHWHU: Gary, Alpha Chi Omega, House Mgr: Pan-Hel Counc: SNEA. SMITH. GREGORY S.-EE: Mineral Wells, Texas. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: IRE. SMITH. HOWARD M.fSg Bloomington. Sigma Alpha Mu: Card Section: OSGS: RIVET. SMITH. JOSEPH E.-S: Lafayette. SMITH. MARSHALL L.-HU: Kirklin. H-3: Old Masters. SMITH, RADIONUA S.-HU: Fort Wayne. Alpha Omicron Pi, -'L i .W . .f,.,,, f.. we vi r A 'N if s N. bv s- 'NT N-f X. . Vict- Pres: Card Section: Green Guard: Fresh Class Council: Univ Choir. SMITH, SONDRA J.--HU: Speedway. Phi Mu: Mock Pol Conv: Pan-Hel Cnunc, Jr, Sr Rep: Triton: WRA. SMITH. WILLIAM D.fS: Rensselaer. SNUKH, .lI'I.IA M., HE: Logansport. Warren: Cnrd Section: Collegiate -t-H Club: Univ Choir: WRX. SNOREK, JAMES E,-I ENGR: North Riverside. Ill. Alpha Sigma Phi. Treas, Vice Pres: AIIE SNYDER, ROBERT R.-ME: Indianapolis. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: ASME. SOAMES, JAMES A.!EE: Gas City. IRE. SOIIKOWIFZ, I'Al'L F.-EE: East Chicago. AIEE: Newman Club. SOLDER, ROGER N.-S: Aullurn. SOI'THALl., IIAYID C.-S: Elkhart. Alpha Phi Omega, Vice Pres. Pledge Masters: Judo Club: Ward Org: PCIA: Mock Pol Conv: OIA. Managinll Ed, SOIYARDS, NED .-LSI ENGR: Fluftton, I SPANGLEII. CHARLOTTE LAI-IE: Bloomington. Sigma Kappa. Asst Pledge Trainer, Gerontology: Card Section: Green Guardi International Assoc: YWCA: WRA. SPEARS, ERROL C.-HU: Indianapolis. Kappa Delta Rho, Pledge Trainer, Rush Chrm: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: OSGS. SPEER, DAVID M.-Vet Med: Canton, N. Y. SI'I'2Nl'ER, ROGER ILSEE: Westbury. Long Island, N. Y, Eta Kappa Nu, Pres: Phi Eta Sigma: IEEE: Tau Beta Pi. SPERRY, RICHARD B.fS: Aurora. Ill. Kappa Sigma, See'y, Card Section: DEBRISg Mock Pol Conv: Sailing Club. SPINGOLA. JOSEPH J.-IM: Chicago, Ill. Statc St Ct. SPRAKER. GARY L.gCEi Greensfork. ASCE. STAFFORD, ELIZABETH C.-HE: Hope. Zeta Tau Alpha, Tri-as, Green Guard: OSGS: Home Ec Club: Student Ct. Sr Set-'y. STAHOVIAK, THOMAS P.nHU: Michigan City. Cary. STAHL. RICHARD E.fAG: Freedom. Dairy Club. Pub Chrm. Hoof and Horn Club: Young Dem Club. STAHL. RONALD A.-CE: Chicago, Ill. H-3, Senator: ASCE, Univ Lutheran Assem. STANFA. CHARLES 8.4-ME: Rochester, N. Y. Quarterdeck, SAE. STANG. DAVID M.fS: Fort Wayne. H-2, STANGER, NORMA .LNHEQ Greencastle. Warren. Corridor Clirni. Pres: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: WRH Governing Bd. SNEA. STANLEY. DIANA M.-HE: Rushville. Hall X3 Collegiate 4fH Club: Folk-a-Whirlers: WRX Governing Bd: Home Ec Cluh STANTON. DAVID M.fAE: Griffith. Triangle. Asst Treas. Treas: At-romodelers: Am Rocket Soc: Phi Eta Sigma: Purdue Playsli-,-p STARKS. THADDEFS .l.fPE: Indianapolis. Cary Hall. Athletic Dir. Unit Councilman. STI-ZBBINS. JOHN M.-HU: Muncie. H-2. Pres: Stud--nt Senate. STEELE. JAMES I-Lf-IED: Anderson Sipzma Alpha Epsilon: Skull and Crescent: Student Union. Vict- Pres. STIJGMAIER, BETH A.fHSSE, Rosemont, Pa Kappa Alpha Theta. Rush Chrm: AWS: Card Section: DEBRIS. Copy Ed: Golrl Peppers: Greek Wk Comm: Pan-Ht-l Counc: Univ Chr-irq Stgiiia Delta Pi: Campus Chest. Tag Day Chi-mg Angel Flight: GIMP: Beta Beta Gamma, Harry's. Cuba Bunpzliniz, Veep-Numaier, Inc STEININGER, FRED .l.fCHE: Gary. Triangle. Chapter Efi. Puh Chrm: AIChEg Catalyst Club. Chaplain: EXPONI-INT: Omega Chi Epsilon: Pin Eta Sigma, Treas: Tau Beta Pi, Treas STEININGER, LORETTA-HE: Rochester. Omicron Nu, SN!-TA STI-IINMANIS. ARIJA-S: Indianapolis. Vawter: Alpha Lambda Delta: Lutheran Student Assoc. STEPHENS. ROBERT C.-fCI-IE. Munster. Phi Gamma Delta: AIChE: Catalyst Club: Class Council: DEBRIS: Gimlet Club: JF Prom COFHT113 Mock Pol Conv: GIMP: Sigma Delta Chi. Skull and Crescent. STEPHENSON. DALE I..-AG: Argos. H-l: Ilairy Cluhg Zouaves. STEPHENSON. ROBERT B.--ME: Gull Lake, Mich. Cary Hall' Quarterdeck: Scabbard and Blade: Tau Beta Pi: Pi Tau Sigma STEWART. C. LYNN-HE, South Vienna. Ohio. Delta Epsilon' Gimlet Club: Skull and Crescent: Athletic Mgr. STEWART. LARRY E.--AG: Xvabash. H-2: Ag Ec0n Cluh Collegiate VLH Club. STEWART. Rl'DOLPH A.-CHE: Cranford. N. J. Alpha Sigma Phi. Scholarship Chrm, Social Chrmg Crew. STEWART, ROBERT E.-HU: Lafayette. Kappa Delta Pi, STICHIYEH, LARRY A.fCHE: Dayton, Ohio. H-2: Mil Band. Personnel Officer: Omega Chi Epsilon: AIChE: Kappa Kappa Psi. Treas. STILES. THOMAS. .Lf-AE: Bethpage. N. Y. Pi Kappa Alpha. '33 '53 E' -v Q4' .Z- ,X ' 6 6- Ye.- .-um., 1 R' Seniors 587 Seniors HHH STINSON, PHILIP D.-S: New Castle. Kappa Delta R.ho, Rush Clirm: Arnold Air Soc: Card Section: Young Republ Club. STODDARD. JAMES E.-S: Washington, D. C. Student Union: WCCR: Air Force Band, Commander: Purdue Geological Soc. STODOLA, STEVE C.-S: Peoria, Ill. Phi Kappa Tau: Dolphin Club. STOFKO, JOHN J.-EE: Hobart. H-1: IRE: Univ Choir. STOKES, RICHARD F.fME: Louisville, Ky. Alpha Chi Rho, Pledge Trainer: Phi Eta Sigma: Var Athletics. STONE. DOROTHY L.-S: Chicago, Ill, Duhme: Sailing Club: Tomahawk: SCOPE: Folksong Club. STONEHOYSE. KATHRYN E.-HU: Chicago, Ill. Kappa Alpha Theta, Marshal: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv, House Chrm: Student Union, Vice Pres: WART, STOOPS, RONALD E.fIM: Carmel. Delta Upsilon: Student Union: VVCCR: Young Rn-publ Club: Card Section. STOYER, JOHN C.fEE: West Lafayette. AIEE: Eta Kappa Nu: Outing Club. Vice Pres, Pres: IRE: Student Senate: Ward Org. STOYER, WILLIAM R.fCE: Wauwatosa. Wis. Kappa Delta Rho, Praetor: Card Section: DEBRIS, Jr Ed: Scabbard and Blade: Skull and Crescent. Asst Pledge Trainer, Pres. STROJNY, JEROME J.+PHAR: LaPorte. Cary Hall: Newman Club. STROM. DAWN C.-HE: Rockford, Ill. Duhme: Card Section: Green Guard. STROM. STEPHEN S.fCHE: Mount Vernon, N. Y. Tau Epsilon Phi. Vice Chancellor, Bursar: Catalyst Club. STRYKER, PHILLIP ILSAG: Judson. Agronomy Club. Corres Sec'y: Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club. Song Leader: Folk-a- Whirlers: Mock Pol Conv: OSGS: Student Union: Ward Org: Young Republ Club. STYMP, SYILI. L.-AG: Indianapolis. Sigma Phi Epsilon. SPGAWA, ROY Y.-CHE: Honolulu, Hawaii. Triangle: Catalyst Club: AICliE: Pershing Rifles. SFLLIVAN. JOHN I..-HE: Indianapolis, Tau Kappa Epsilon: Duplicate Bridge Club: Newman Club: Young Republ Club: RIVET. SUMMERS. RICHARD D.-AG: Griffith. H-1, Pres of SW Unit: Ag Econ Club: Judo Club. SIAN. PERSHING BIT-SINGfESE: Kowloon, Hong Kong. Chinese Student Club, Pres: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. Sl'RFACE, JAMES F.-S: Indianapolis. H-3, Social Dir of NW Unit. Sl'TE, IYILLIAM T.. JR.fCI-IE: Birmingham, Alabama. Cary Hall. Unit Councilman: AIChE. Sl'TTER. ROBIN B.AHU: Perrysburg. Ohio, Alpha Phi: Wesley Found: WRX Governing and Exec Bd: Home Ec Club: Delta Phi Della. Sl'Zl'KI. WENDELI,-EE: Laupahowhop, Hawaii. H-3: AIEE: Eta Kappa Nu: IRE: Pershing Rifles: POMM: Tau Beta Pi: Scabbard and Blade, SVEJDA, DIANA-HE: Oak Park, Ill. Alpha Xi Delta, Cortes Sec'y: Card Section: Gr:-en Guard: Mock Pol Conv: WRA. A SKY.-IIN, DAVID O.-AEI Lizton. SWAIN. MARION K.fI-IU: Kokomo. Shoemaker, Work Mgr: Card Section: Judo Club: Sigma Alpha Eta: Student Co-op Assoc. SW,-INK. JAMES R.-AG: Lucerne. Card Section: Collegiate 4-H Club: Agronomy Club. SWEENEY. JAMES P.4I ECON: South Bend. Delta Upsiloni Student Union. SWYENSON, MARIANNE-S: Elwood. Alpha Xi Delta, Rush Chrm: Mil Band, Majorette: Mock Pol Conv: Tau Beta Signup Jr Prom Queen: GIMP. SIYIFT. LOSYELL E.--EE: F0rt XVayne. IEEE. SYYINEHART. ROBERT E.fI ENGR: Mooresville. Phi Gamma Delta: Drill Team: AIIE: Newman Club. SWLYFORD, DANIEL N.-AG: New Castle. Farmhouse. Pres. Pledge Trainer: Ag Econ Club: Alpha Zeta: Collegiate -1-H Club: IF Pres Counc: OSGS, Workshop Dir: Scaboard :incl Blade, Skull and Crescent: Young Republ Club. SYPNIEIYSIKI, ROBERT P.-IM: Chicago. Ill. Phi Kappa Sigma. Pres: ACM: SAM. TAENZER. JON C.-EE: Chicago, Ill. State St Ct. L'nit Orienta- tion Chrm: Eta Kappa Nu, Recording Sec'y, Corres S--c'yg IEEE: Tau Beta Pi: United Student Fellow. Steering Comm Chrm TANNEHILL, PATRICIA A.-PE: Chicago, Ill. Alpha Delta Pi, Sports Chrm: Major-Minor: WRA. TANZI. ADRIENNE F.fS: Stony Point, N. Y. Chi Omega, Corres Sec'y: AWS: Card Section: Sigma Delta Epsilon: Beta Beta Gamma: Gamma Iota Mu Phi: DEBRJS. Jr and Sr Ed: Gold Peppers: Green Guard. TATE, DL-LYLEY A.-S: Fort Vlfayne, Delta Sigma Phi, Vice Pres: IFC Office. 'l'Al'LBEE, JAMES L.fS: Bellevue, Ky. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Alumni Chrm: DEBRIS: Delta Rho Kappa: Mock Pol Conv: PCIA: Young Dem Club. TAYLOR. FALL I..fS: Indianapolis. Chess Club: Student Senate TAYLOR, SANDR.-tfS: Dallas, Texas, Duhnie, Pres: Curtl Section: Mock Pol Conv: WRA: Studi-nt Senate. Pres Pro-Tenig Tomahawk: Univ Choir: Wesley Found: WRH Governing B-l, Governor of WRH. TAYLOR, SIDNEY A. ACI-IE: Lancaster, N Y, Cary Hall, Scholastic Chrm: AIChE: Catalyst Club: Mil Band: Pep Ciiinni. Kappa Kappa Psi: Reamer Club: Var Athl--tics. TEEGARDEN. DAPHNE E.,-fHU: Indianapolis Duhme: Card Section: DEBRIS: Mock Pol Conv: Univ Choir: WBAAg WRX, Young Republ Club, YWCA, Vice Pres, Se-c'y: Pi Delta Phi. TELEKI. ESLI-IBAI' A. -HU. Asunuion, Paraguay, TEMPLIN. MICHAEL D.-S: Kokomo H-21 Card Sevtiong SAM, TERRELI.. ROBERT E.iS: Evansville. H-3. Senator: Delta Rho Kappa: Duplicate Bridge Club. Pres: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Pi Sigma. THERKILDSEN. ROBERT D.-fEE: Fort VVayne. H-3: IEEE. THOMAN, TERRENCE C.fS: Cellar Lake. Alpha Kappa Lamtitlag Auto Club: Judo Club: OSGS: Pan-Am Club: Sailing Club, Student Union: Young Dem Club. THOMAS, RAYMOND V.-IM: Bethlehem, Pa, Christian Solent'-f Org. Pres: Council of Religious Org. Pres: SAM. THOMASON, RICHARD R.-IM: Beloit. Wis. Phi Kappa Sigma. Treas: ACM: SAM. THOMPSON. DAVID A. -I ENGR: Gary. Bt-ta Theta Pi, Rush Chrm. THOMPSON, GEOFFREY O.fEE: Kent. Ohio, Cary Hall, Joint Council: Cary Camera Club. St-c'y-Treas. Vice Pres. Pres: IEEE THOMPSON. JAMES E.-fME: Tucson, Arizona. Cary: Canterbury Club: SAE? VVCCR. THOMPSON, JOYCE .-L-fl-IU: Lansing, Ill. Hall X: IVRX: Czxrtl Section: Green Guard: OSGS: NEA: WRA. THOMPSON. RICHARD L.-MTE: Gary. Bi-ta Theta Pi, Rush Chrm: Steward: Pub Ed: Greek Wk. THORNELL, FRANCES G.fS: Hoagland, Folk-a-VVhirlers. THORNELL. RICHARD E.-I ENGR: Decatur. Tau Beta Pi: Folk-a-VVhirlers: AIIE: ASTME. THORPE, ROY E.-AG: South Bend. Cary Hall, Joint Councilman: Agronomy Club. THORSEN, MICHAEL J.-S: Michigan City. H'2: Pershing Rifles: Jr Class Council: Undergrad Math Club. TIEDJE, CHARLES P.. JR.-HSSE: Riverside, Ill. Sigma Alpha Epsilong Mock Pol Conv: POMM: Scabbard and Blade: Univ Choir: Var Glee Club: Purdue Honor Guard: Exec Pol Dir, H-2. TILLOTSON, PATRICIA A.-HU: East Chicago. Vawter: Young Dem Club: AWS: Mock Pol Conv: WRH: Forensics: Debate: WRA: KMRX. Sec'y. Q. X , w-S i -r , 'E ..,t -Qpi ,Q-15 Qf -s 'Be .,,- nn ev. .ss- X... i il 590 we ... we-Q, w.-f L ' N1 L. bf e4 'Vik -'11 .gr sd 'LT TIPTON. JAMES S.-S: Ashland, Ohio. Kappa Delta Rho, House Mgr: Student Union: Young Republ Club, Vice Pres. TITZER. DONALD R.-EE: Chandler. AIEE: IRE: Newman Club, TOMSITS. ROBERT W.VEE: North Liberty. H-3: Industrial Co-op Program: Intramural Sports: IEEE. TOMSON, LINDA J.fHE: Fort Chrm: AWS, Rep, Queens and Vice Pres: Green Guard: Old Pan-Hel Sec'y: Golddiggers, Dec Wayne. Zeta Tau Alpha, Rush Elections Chrm: Gold Peppers, Masters, Personal Hostess: Jr Chrm: Home Ee Club, Council. TONDI, Jl'Dl'l'H E.-S: Highwood, Ill. Delta Gamma, Rush Chrm: AWS: Card Section: Class Council: Mock Pol Conv, Committee Chrm: Pep Comm, Sec'y-Treas: Jr Prom Comm: Green Guard Honorary: Newman Club: Pan-Hel Counc: Pershing Rifles: Angel Flight: Sigma Delta Pi: GIMP. TONK. JACK A.fHU: Gary. Club 25: Council of Religious Org, Vice Pres: SNEA: Newman Club, Pres, Vice Pres: Old Masters: Student Co-op Assoc: Student Senate: Young Dem Club. TURAIN. CLEVELAND M.4EE: Indianapolis. Gables Ct. TORRELLA, RENE J.-PHAR: Speedway, APhA: Newman Club. TOSCHLOG, CLETYS A., JR.fCHE: Centerville. Alpha Chi Rho, Social Chrm: AICliE: Catalyst Club: Omega Chi Epsilon: RIVET: Skull and Crescent: Tau Beta Pi. TREMAJNE, SANDRA E.-HU: Evanston, Ill. Zeta Tau Alpha: AYVS: Kappa Delta Pl: WBAA: Sigma Delta Pi, Vice Pres: NEA: Student Ct Investigator. TRESCOTT. DENNIS A.gIM: Chicago. Ill. Pi Kappa Phi, Pres, Social Chrm, Rush Chrm, Act Chrm: Card Section: IF Pres Counc: OSGS: Skull and Crescent: Soph and Jr Class Council: Jr Prom, Business Mgr: OIA. TRETTER, LARRY I..-EE: Indianapolis. Cary Hall: AIEE: IRE: VVCCR. TRISCORI, RONALD J.-ME: Ravenna, Ohio. Cary Hall: ASME: Newman Club. TROBAIQGH, TERRIE L.fHU: North Liberty. Hall X. TRO0K, PATRICI.-I A,AI-ISSE: Anderson. Phi Mu, Rush Chrm: Pan-Hel Counc: Young Republ Club: YWCA. TCBIN, PHYLLIS A.-HU: Niagara Falls, N. Y. Duhme, Asst Social Chrm: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: WCCR: SNEA: PSII: PCIA. TCCKER, .101-LN D. III-CHE: Ellendale, Tenn. Acacia: AIChE. TYSZYNSKI. STEVE YV.-AE: Evanston, Ill, AIAA: Purdue Pilots. CHER, RICHARD J.WS: Cleveland, Ohio, State St Ct: Newman Club, YLFERS, BERNARD G.--EE: Royal Center. H-3: AIEE: KMRX. CLSAS, THOMAS G.-IM: Indianapolis. Student Senate: SAM. FNDERWOOD, LELA A.-HU: Elwood. Pi Beta Phi, Corres Sec'y: Card Section: Green Guard: Jr Prom Comm: Campus Chest Comm: ATOM Wk Comm. I'NTI'LlS, CHARLES A.wS: East Chicago. Cary Hall: ACM. l'Zl'N. 3lI'RATfEE: Istanbul, Turkey, Tau Beta Pi: Eta. Kappa Nu: Turkish Club, VALANZAND, ANTI-IONYvS: Matawan, N. J. VALENTINE. DCRENESS: Chatham, N. J. Sigma Kappa: Card Section: Green Guard: Modern Dance Club: OSGS: Canoe Club: Jr Pan-Hel Rep. VANCE, CAROL L.fHE: Richmond. Delta Gamma: AWS: Card Section: Green Guard Honorary: V C Meredith Club: Home Er: Club, Historian, Banquet Chrm: Pub Chrm. VANDER MEER. MARY JANEiHU: Yonkers, N. Y. Wood: Card Section: Drill Team. 1 VANDERYVIELEN. LARRY L.-PE: Lafayette. Var Baseball. VAN EBION. SARAH J.-HU: Bluffton. Alpha Phi: Student Union: WRI-I Governing Bd: NEA, Pub Chrm, Historian. VAN HAM. ROBERT-IED: South Bend. Iota Lambda Sigma: ASTD: IED Club. VANHOY. IVILLIAM R.-CI-IE: Terre Haute. Phi Sigma Kappa: Card Section: American Chemical Soc. VANIEL. BARRY J.+I ENGR: Duquesne, Pa. Amateur Radio Club: AIIEp Lutheran Student Assoc. VAN KIRK, MARTHA E.fS3 Nt-w Havvn. Pi Bt-ta Phil Student Union. VAN METER, DONALD E.--AG: .-Xngnla. H-2. VAN SCHEPEN, NANCY A,fS: Lafayt'tt+-. Town Girls. Treas. l Y.-KSICEK. DANIEL J.--ESE: Utica. N, Y. H-2: Cainera Club, H-23 Newman Club. Second Vice Presg Outing Club, Treats VERTILEES, JAMES G. -AG: Elmira. .Kg Ectln Club. YETTER. DONALD R.-AXE: Chicago, Ill. H-Il. Univ Chmr VOGEL, JOHN C.-IM: Cincinnati. Ohm Phi Ganinm Delta, Co-Stewarclp Cruwg Muck Pol Conv. YOGEL. JOSEPH J.-EEQ Kuuts, Cary Hall, Pub Clirm, Eta Kappa Nu. VOGT. JOSEPH P:-ESE: Riva-rside, Ill. H-13 Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi: Engineering Council, Chrm VULKAY. YYILLIAM J. AEI Sharon, Pu Gables Ct VULZ. DONALD L.-S3 Sunmun. Cliuuiivr-y, Se:-'y-Vive Pres, House Mgrg Student Covup Assoc. WADDY. A. .lEANfHL'g Indianapolis Gymnastic Club, Kappa Delta Pig Major-Minnr WAGNI-ZR. CAROL Af-S3 Gary. Alpha Lanibiiu Delta, Card Sectiong Delta Rho Knppag Kappa Delta Pig Syniphunlv Band Tomahawkp Wesley Found: Tau Bt-ta Sigma. BVAGNER. DEANNE F.fHEQ Goshen Hall X. Studr-nt Staffi Card Sectwng Green Guardg Omicron Nu, Swc'y, Univ Uht-ir: VVRA3 XVRX. WAGNER, J. B.--IMg South Bend. WCCRQ Card Svrtiong Crew el'1iOI'S Hail the team? Seniors cross canes for Derby Day, .AA 591 WAGNER. ROBERT E.-ME: Evanston, Ill. H-3: Auto Club: ASME. IVAGNER, YVILBFR C.-EE: Chicago Heights, Ill. WAGONER, MARY C.fS: Lapaz. Shealy: Delta Rho Kappa: Wesley Found. WAGONER. RONNIE W.-S: Huntingburg. Cary Hall: Major-Minor. WAINSCOTT. Jl'DITH A.-HU: Lafayette. Alpha Delta Pi: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv. WALEHLE, RICHARD C.-S: Fort Wayne. Newman Club. WALDRON. JERRY D.-PHAR: Bedford. Newman Club: Alpha Phi Omega. WALKER, Jl'DITH A.-HU: Gary. Warren: Card Section: Mock Pul Conv: OSGS: OIA: SNEA, Sec'y, IYALKER, KENNETH M.-S: Indianapolis. H-2, Fresh Council, Sr Senator: Card Section: Newman Club: Gymnastic Club. WALKER. PHILLIP D.iIED: Seymour. Stellar Brothers: Col- legiate 4-H Club: Folk-a-Whirlers: Mock Pol Conv: IED Club, Reporter: Student Co-op Assoc: SNEA. YYALKER, STEPHEN J.iS: North Manchester. Delta Chi: Mock Pol Conv: Skull and Crescent: Univ Choir: Var Glee Club: Young Republ Club, YYALLACE, GERALD 0.-S: Waterville, Ohio. Mock Pol Conv: Pershing Rifles: POMM: Sailing Club. WALLBERG, KAREN L.-HU: Indianapolis. Alpha Delta Pi: AWS: Card Section: DEBRIS: Sigma Alpha Eta. YYALSH. CAROLYN J.fHU: Highland. Wood: Card Section: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: SNEA. WALSH. JOHN P.-S: Rochester, N. Y. H-1: Phi Eta Sigma: Bowling Club. IYALTER, JOHN D.. JR.4S: Indianapolis. Beta Theta Pi, Curator, Alumni Se-c'y: Young Republ Club: Student Peace Corps Comm, Treas. WALTON, J. FREDERICK4Vet Med: Evansville. Acacia, Vice Pres: Purdue Student Chapter AVMA, Pres. WALTON. THOMAS E.. JR.-Vet Med: Gary. Cary Hall, Counselor: Card Section: Pershing Rifles: Purdue Student Chapter of AVMA. WALTZ, LEE A.fHU: Highland. Cary Hall, Unit Councilman: Calumet Center, Pres of International Relations Club: Chemistry Club: Student Senate. WALZ, RUDY K.vCE: Fort Wayne. ASCE: Newman Club: Stu- dent Cn-op Assoc: Univ Choir. IVAMPLER, MARGARET A.+HE: Dayton, Ohio. Alpha Phi: Card Section: Green Guard: Home Ec Club: Young Republ Club: WRA. YYABISLEY, DAVID B,-EE: Huntington. H-1, Senator: Phi Eta Sigma: Quarterdeck. WARNER. JOHN M.-HU: Kokomo, Phi Kappa Psi, Rush Chrm: Card Section: Jr Prom Comm: Newman Club: SAM: Student Union: Young Republ Club. YVASHBURN, JON R.-IM: Indianapolis. H-1. IYASSERMAN, JACK F.-AE: Dayton, Ohio. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Vice Pres, Social Chrm, Pledge Trainer: IAS: Drill Team: United Student Party, Treas: PIEC. XYATT. ROBERT W.-IM: Niagara Falls, N. Y. State St Ct. Unit Councilman: Canterbury Club: WCTS. IVAUGH, RICHARD A.iMEI Columbia City. State St Ct: ASME. IVEAVER, DANIEL F.-I ENGR: Fort Wayne. Phi Kappa Tau: Young Republ Club: Var Athletics: Mock Pol Conv: AIIE. VVEAVER, GARNET H,-AG: Salem. H-1, Senator, SE Unit Pres. Exec Vice Pres: Alpha Zeta: Forestry Club: LOG, Assoc Ed, Ed, WEAVER. LARRY E.-EE: Kokomo. Cary, Unit Councilman: Pershing Rifles. VYEAYER, RICHARD-fl ECON: Bay Village, Ohio. H-3: Auto Club: Card Section. IVEAVER, STEPHEN L.fS: Indianapolis. WEBB, WILLIAM D.fAG: Boonville. Forestry Club: Soc ot' American Foresters. WEBSTER. W. BRl'l'EfI ENGR: Whiting, H-3: Card Section: EXPONENT, Business Mgr, .Ir Adv Mgr: AIIE: Old Masters: Orientation Panels: Sigma Delta Chi. WEIDNER, KAREN E.--HE: Longnieadow, Mass. Chi Omega. Voeation Chrm: Card Section, Mock Pol Conv: Student Union. WRA: Home Ec Club: MAIJEMOISELLE College Bd, GIMP. WEII.. KEITH S.fS: Evansville. State St Ct, Unit Councilman, Sec'y-Treas: Air Police. W'EII.B-RENNER, CHARLES T. -AG: Mt. Vernon. H-1, Senator: Ag Econ Club: Alpha Zeta: Czird Section: Newman Club. YYEINRAYB, RICHARD S.-I ENGR: Plainfield, N. J. Sigma Alpha Mu, Historian: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: Card Section: Mock Pol Conv: Old Masters: AIIE: Soccer Club: Ordnance Corps, WEISHEIT, BETH A.-HU: New Castle. Wood, Pres, Corridor Chrm: Mock Pol Conv: Purdue Playshop: OIA: Student Union: WBAA: WRH Governing Bd. WEISMILLER. RICHARD A.-fAG: Elwood. Stellar Brothers: Agronomy Club: Alpha Zeta: Ceres: Hoof :ind Horn Club, Student Co-up Assoc, Co-Membership Clirm. WEISS, DONALD C.fEE: Indianapolis. Card Section: Eta Kappa Nu: IEEE: PICSS: Railroad Club: Univ Luthern Assem. VYELDELE. KAREN A.--HUL Indianapolis. Hall X, Unit Tre-as. Unit Pres: AWS: Card Section: EXPONENT: Muck Pol Conv: Newman Club: PCIA: Univ Choir: WRX. IYELIEVER. CHARLES E.-AGS Darlington. VYELSER, JOSEPH M.ffCHE1 Linden, N J. H-21 AIChE, Catalyst Club: Phi Eta Sigma. WENIJT, SUE A.fHU: Michigan City. Vvarreng Card Section: Drill Team Auxiliary: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: l.uthern Student Assoc: WRA. WYERHANE, RANDY B.-AE: Northbrook, Ill. Sigma Phi Epsilon: Aero Club: Am Rocket Soc: EXPONENT: Gymnastic Club: Student Union. YVERNER. ELAINE M.-HU: Westlake, Ohio, Hall X: Card Section: Major-Minor: WR.-X: Purdue Concert Band: Majorette, WERNER, SHIRLEY J.-HE: Indianapolis. Pi Beta Phi, Corres Sec'y, Vice Pres: AWS Judicial Bd: Card Section: Delta Phi Delta, Sec'y: Univ Choir. IVERTENBERGER, CHARLES E.-CE: VS'olcottville. State House, House Mgr: ASCE: POMM. WEST, DAVID I..-EE: Mt. Summit. Cary Hall: Amateur Radio Club: IRE: POMM: Scahbard and Blade. WEST. HOIVARD Y.--IM: Tulsa, Oklahoma. Phi Delta Theta: Quarterdeck. Pledge Trainer: Var Glee Club. WEST, LARRY A.-EE: Huntington. Cary Hall. VYESTON. KAREN S.-HU: Flossmoor, Ill. VVoorl: AVVS: Green Guard: WRH. WETTSCHERACK, JOE A.-PE: Indianapolis. SYHALEY, RONNA B.-HE: Clarksville. Tomahawk: Home Ec Club: Student Coeop Assoc, Secretariat, Womens Membership Chrm. WHEATON, LARRY E.-CE: Oakland City. Theta Chi, Pres: ASCE: Card Section: IF Pres Counc. IVHEELER, WVALTER E.-AEE: Greensburg. Cary Hall: IRE. IYHISLER, ARNIDI E.. JR,-CE: Hobart. Phi Kappa Tau: ASCE: Mock Pol Conv, Delegate. WHITE, BYRON H.-CI-IE: Fort Wayne. Sigma Phi Epsilon: AIChE: Catalyst Club: Greek Wk Comm. WHITE, EDWARD M.-ME: Terre Haute. Cary Hall: Intramural Sports: ASME. V IJ WHITE, FREDRIC P.-CHE: New York City, N. Y. Tau Epsilon Phi: Catalyst Club: Omega Chi Epsilon. WYHITE, MICHAEL F.fCI-IE: Indianapolis. Tau Kappa Epsilon: Catalyst Club: DEBRIS: Mock Pol Conv: Phi Eta Sigma: Skull and Crescent. IVHITE, SALLY L.-HE: Dayton, Ohio. Card Section: Sailing Club: WRH Governing Bd. WHITE, THERON D.-S: Crawfordsville. IYHITE, IYILLIAM G.-I ENGR: VVhiteh0u5e, Ohio. H-1: AIEE. WHITING, ROBERT N., JILSS: Moorestown, N. J. H-1. WHITNEY, BRPCE B.-I ENGR: Webster Groves, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha: Gimlet Club: Skull and Crescent: Jr Class Council: Swimming Team: AIIE, Sec'y. WHITNEY, TOM, JR.-IM: Indianapolis. State St Ct: SAM: VVCTS. WIEDLIN, DONALD R.-IM: Terre Haute. H-3. YYIEDLIN, JOHN F. Ill-IM: Terre Haute. H-3: Scabbartl and Blade. IYIGGAM. IVILLIAINI K.fIED: Zionsville. ASTD, Pub Chrm: IED Club, Historian. XYILKEY, FRED S., JR.-S: Millersburg. Cary Hall. YYILKINS, LARRY C.fEE: New Albany. Phl Delta Theta. Chorister: Eta Kappa Nu: Jazz Soc: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Salty Dogs. VVILLIAMS. DAVID L.fVet Med: Warren. Pi Kappa Alpha: Student Chapter of AVMA: Var Glee Club. WILLIAMS, DONALD E.-ME: Lafayette. State House, Sec'y: ASME: Reamer Club: SAE: Student Co-op Assoc. IYILLIABIS. LEIW' K.fIED: Mishawaka. IRE. IYILLIAMS, NORMAN L.+AE: VVest Lafayette. Delta Upsilon, Chaplain: Jr Prom Comm: Mil Band: WBAA: Sailing Club, Fleet Capt. IVILLINGER. JOHN P.. JR.-AG: Marysville. Hoof and Horn Club: Collegiate 4-I-I Club: Agronomy Club. WILLS, RICHARD I..fCHE: Indianapolis. State St Ct: Omega Chi Epsilon: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Indianapolis Extension, Treas of Student Exec Council. IYILSON, ALAN K.iEE: Muncie. Triangle: ENGINEER: Eta Kappa Nu: Mil Band: Univ Orchestra: Var Glee Club: WCTS. WILSON. GARY L.-AG: Markleville. Farm House: Collegiate 4-H Club: Hoof and Horn Club. WILSON, JAMES I..-ME: Richmond. Acacia: ASME. WYILSON, MAX A.-AG: Walton. Fairway, Housebuyer: Ag Econ Club: Ceres: Collegiate 4-H Club: Folk-a-Whirlers, First Vice Pri-s: Student Co-op Assoc: Univ Choir. YYILSON, ROBERT L.-AE: Plainfield. State St Ct: Purdue Veterans Assoc, Pres: AIAA. IVILSON, VIOLET A.-HU: Roanoke. Duhme: Pl Delta Phi: SNEA. YYINEBRENNER, DAVID I..-EE: Fort Wayne. Delta Chl. WINSLOW. DOUGLAS N.-CE: Lakewood, Ohio. Alpha Sigma Phi, Pres, Treas, Sec'y, Pledge Trainer: Chi Epsilon: ASCE. WISE, MARY K.fS: Hinsdale, Ill. Duhme: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Green Guard Honorary: Major-Minor: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: Tomahawk, Song Leader, Pledge Trainer: WRH Governing Bd, Treas: WRA, Pres. 4 WISEMAN, BETTY J.-HE: Lapel. Duhme: AWS: Card Section: Home Ee Club: Green Guard. WITHAM. JACK L.-EE: Hammond. Cary Hall: Tau Beta Pi. WITHEIISPOON, ELLEN M.-S: Patoka. Warren: Univ Choir: YVRA: Collegiate 4-H Club. WITTHOHN, JAMESfS: Watertown, N. Y. Delta Tau Delta. IYOJTYSIAK, STANLEY-S: Gary, Cary Hall, VVOLF. KEVIN L.+S: Logansporl. Auto Club: Young Republ Club. IVOLFE, CHARLES L.-CE: VVellsville. N. Y. ASCE, Treats: Chi Epsilon. WOLFF. GEORGE W.-CE: Elgin, Ill. I-I-2: ASCE: Chi Epsilon: Newman Club: Outing Club. WOLLIN. DAVID A.-f-EE: Hammond. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Chaplain, Vice Pres: AIEE: Eta Kappa. Nu: Phi Eta Sigma, Historian: Scabbard and Blade: Tau Beta Pi. WOLSKO, THOMAS D.-ESE: Chicago, Ill, Tau Beta Pi: Rt-amer Club. WOLYOS. Sl-IARYL M.fS: South Bend. Hall X: B'nai B'rith Hillel Found: WRX. WOOD. MIKE LAAG ECON: Princeton. Ag Econ Club. WOODMANSEE. ALLAN L.fAG: Marion. Alpha Gamma Rho: Collegiate 4-I-I Club: Hoof and Horn Club. WOODS, CHARLES C.-S: Michigan City. SAME: Young Republ Club. WORK, NANCY A.-AG: West Lafayette. Chi Omega, Sec'y: AWS, ATOM Wk. Pub Chrm: Card Section: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Student Union. Vice Pres WOTASEK, GERALDINE R.fS: Somerville, N. J. Newman Club. WRIGHT. BONNIE J.fHl.l: Flossmoor, Ill. Wood: WRA: Curd Section: NEA: Green Guard. IVIIIGHT, CARRIE A.-HSSE: VVauwat0sa, Wls. VVar1'en, Card Section: Student Union. WRIGHT. RICHARD 1Y.fIM: South Whitley. Rochdale, House Mgr. Treas: Student Co-up Assoc. IYRIGHT, SHARON L.-HE: Frankton, Uuhme: Alpha Lambda Delta: Christian Found, Co-Pres: Fulk-a-Whirlers: Omicron Nug WHA: Protestant Student Council. IYRIGHT, XYALTER G.-HU: Indianapolis, Chess Club: Mork Pol Conv: Student Senate: Ward Org: WCCR. WT. TING l..INGfMEL Sao Paulo, Brazil. Cary Hall: Chinese Student Club. WYATT, LAWAYNE A.--EE: Indianapolis. AIEE: Card Section: Drill Team: POMM: IEEE. YACKISH, ROBER'I'fS: Hammond. H-3: Mil Band: Reamer Club: Kappa Kappa Psi, YAKE, FREDERICK K.-AG: Craigville. Cary Hall: Collegiate 4-H Club: AF ROTC Band, Train Sgt. YAKE, TERRY J.-EE: Huntington, Cary Hall. YANCEY, JANET tY.fHU: Hagerstown, Hall X. Student Advisor: Home Ec Club: Green Guard: WRX: YWCA. YANG, KONG-LING-CHE: Kwangsi, China. Chinese Student Club: Omega Chi Epsilon. YAO, STANTON SHLH-CHAN-EE: Shaw-Shin, China. Tau Beta Pi: IEEE: Chinese Student Club, YERGLER. WILLARD G.-S: Hanna, H-2: Alpha Epsilon Delta: Delta Rho Kappa: Mil Band, Supply Officer: Phi Eta Sigma: Kappa Kappa Psi: Re-amer Club: Tomahawk. YODER, REBECCA A.fS: Lafayette. AWS: Card Section: Green Guard: Student Senate: Town Girls. Corres Chrm, Pres. YOHEY. JANET S.-HU: Muncie. Chi Omega, Pres: Sr Class Cabinet: Gold Peppers: Mortar Bd: Student Union, Jr Bd: Univ Choir: Student Faculty Central Committee: Campus Chest. an C... Ns... L. Wes x. sf 5 C., -.f Q .Y uf- el 1IOfS 4:6 3. fa sz I V.,- .Z H Q.,- hr SJ si... H-'fi 595 Seniors ,pg 4,- Uv 'rf 4- U -.,s I 3. . iv, if 596 4-gf 17 if Kar -...v I dare you to touch my beard. F. EE: Lihue, Hawaii, Cary: Phi Eta YUKOMOTU. f'HAIII,ES Sigma: Amateur Radio Club: Tau Beta Pi. YORK, LIAIYID IL'-IM: Riley. Alpha Tau Omega: Arnold Air Suri RIVET. ' ' ' ' fi. I'0l'NG, JACK M.fS: Lafayette. Gymnastic Club, Mil Ban I'0l'NIiBL00ll, JOHN R.-AME: Cayuga, RFY NIARI' ANN HQQE' Valparaiso Alpha Xi Delta, YOUNG .. . . . . . . f -. , . Pres. Jr Treas: Alpha Lambda Delta: Card Section: Delta Rho Kwppa Pres' Gold Peppers: Kappa Delta Pi: Green Guard F ult Honorary: Old Masters, Co-Chrm: Pan-Hel Counc: Student ac y Comm, Chrm: Campus Chest Comm: Freshman Orientation Panels: Student Ct: WRA. ZAHN, IIOGER C.-I ECON: Pompano Beach, Fla. Kappa Sigma. ZAREMBKA, l'Al'IfS: Clayton, Mo. Cary Hall, Joint Council- man, Alternate Senator, Senator: Chess Cluh, Vice Pres: Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma: Student Senate: Undergrad Math Club, Student Body Pres: Omicron Delta Kappa: IRON KEY. ZATO. ROBERT .I.fMTE: VVhiting. Pi Kappa Alpha: AIMetE: ASME: ASTE: Newman Cluh. ZI-1I.LERS, PHILLII' L.--AG: Kewanna, Beta Theta Pi, Athletic Mgr: Mock Pnl Conv. ZESCl'lKl'I. ROBERT IIYSME: Broadview, Ill, HAZ, Pub Pol Dir: ASME. ZIELKE, CARL XY.-ME: Chicago, Ill. ZIMMI-JR, LINDA E.f-HU: Kansas City, Mo. Mock Pol Conv: ' ' ' ' d Variety Pun-Am Club: Purdue Playeis, Purdue Playshop, Pur ue Band. 4 ZOULER, GI-JRALD A.-iS: South Bend. H-2: Card Section. 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African Student Organization Agricultural Council ,,,, Agricultural Economics , Agricultural Education Society Agrlculturllst ,,,.,.,..,.,. , ,. Agronomy Club .....,... Air Force Band ,,,,, Air Force Rifle Team Air Force ROTC ,,...,,,, Alpha Chi Omega .,., Alpha Chi Rho .,....... Alpha Delta Pi , ,,,,, ,, Alpha Epsilon Delta Alpha Epsilon Pi ,,,, Alpha Gamma Rho ,,,,., Alpha Kappa Lambda , Alpha Lambda Delta ,.,, Alpha .0micron Pi .,.,. Alpha Phi . ,,,, ,.,,.. , Alpha Phi Alpha .... Alpha Phi Omega , Alpha Pi Mu ......... Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Tau Alpha ...... Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Xi Delta ,,., Alpha Zeta .,..,...,., .,.,,, Amateur Radio ,,.,, , American Institute of Chemical 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 Manufacturing Engineers American Veterinary Medicine Association ..,., . ,. Angel Flight ,,.,., . Ann Tweedale ,,,,,,,, ,. Army Honor Guard . . Arnold Air Soclety , Associated Women Students Board Associated Women Students Cabinet Associated Women Students Council , , Y Beta Sigma Psi Beta Theta Pl ,.,, .. , Block and Bridle Club , Block P Card Section C Camera Club , ,, Canterbury Association Cary Hall Executive Council , 334 219 .223 211 211 210 .144 .212 241 .251 236 308 336 310 . . ...190 338 340 ,342 179 , H312 .314 218 1346 ...194 344 192 346 .316 186 220 204 203 209 207 204 206 202 ,225 240 516 248 239 128 12S 129 348 350 207 130 220 227 .474 Joint Council . . .475 Unit A ,. ., . 476 Unit B . . 478 Unit C 480 Unit D . .... H482 Northeast . . . 484 East ....,..,...,, . ,486 Catalyst Club ..., 195 Ceres .... .. . 193 Chauncey .. . . 520 Cheerleaders 255 Chess Club ...,, 221 Chi Epsilon .. .. 194 Chi Omega ...,. ...,...,,, , , ,. ,. ,318 Chinese Students Club . , . M222 Christian Science Foundation 227 Circle Pines ............... .521 Class Councils ,.,, , ,,,,,, ,,,, , , H200 Class Officers ......... ....... 1 20 Club 25 ........ .. ..,.,.., ,, 522 Collegiate 4-H Club .... . ....... 214 Concert Band .... .,..,..,., ,,., , , H155 Courtier Executive Board 492 Courtier Joint Assembly ,, 498 Crew ........ ,,,,,,,,, D Debate Club .. . ..... . , , ,, Debris ....,.... , ......... . Delta Chi ....,.,.. , , Delta Gamma .... ..... .296 ,159 ,132 ,352 .320 Delta Rho Kappa Delta Sigma Phi Delta Tau Delta Delta Dolphin ,,,, , , Upsilon Dover ....... . Duplicate Bridge Club ,,,, E Entomological Club Eta Kappa Nu . Etaoin Shrdlu , Exponent , F Fairway . . . . Farmhouse Folk-a-VV'hir1ers . . Football Seating Committee Forensic Union , , Forestry Club Fowler House Gables Courts Executive Council Court II , , Court III Court IV Court V . Court VI Gimlet Glee Club . Glenwood Gold Peppers Green Guard Hall H-1 Executive Council Northeast Northwest , Southeast . , Southwest Hall H-2 Executive Council , Northeast Northwest Southeast Southwest . , , Hall H-3 Executive Council ,, Northeast Northwest , Southeast Southwest Hall H-4 Executive Northeast , Northwest . Southeast Southwest , Hillel Foundation ,, Home Economics Horticulture Club Council Club India Students Association Industrial Electrical Engineers Interfraternity Council . . . . Interfraternity Council President's Council , Iota Lambda Sigma .. Iron Key J Junior Interfraternity Council K Kappa Alpha Theta , Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Rho Kappa Epsilon . ,.... . 179 354 356 358 199 523 221 213 180 145 138 524 360 213 255 158 210 493 506 507 508 510 512 514 166 150 517 167 173 438 446 448 442 4-14 439 454 456 450 452 440 462 464 458 -160 441 470 472 466 468 229 218 212 226 205 122 124 184 164 125 322 185 362 188 Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa Kappa Psi Kappa Psi . Kappa sigma , KMRX Kneale L Lambda Chi Alpha Lutheran Student Foundation M Major-Minor Cluh Married Students Marwood Military Ball Committee Military Marching Band Mock P -Political Mortar Board N Naval ROTC Newman Club O Office of Internation Affairs Office of Student Government Services Omega Chi Epsilon Omieron Nu Outing Club P Pan-Arab Club Panhellenic Pendragon ,. Pep Committee , Pershing Rifles Pharnmcist , Phi Delta Theta Phi Eta Sigma Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kelllllll Sigma Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Theta. Phi Mu Phi Sigma Kappa. Pi Beta Phi Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Pi Kappa Phi Tau Sigma Playshop Purdue Auto Club Purdue Conference on Init-rnzitiunal Affairs Purdue llrill Team Purdue Drill Team Auxiliary Purduettes Purdue Music Organizations Purdue Order of Merit Purdue Pilots , Purdue Players , Purdusirs Quarterdf-ck ,, ,, R Railroad Club .... Reamers , Rho Chi Rivet , ,, Rochdale S Sailing Club , Salty Dogs , .. . Scabbard and Blade Shoemaker , , , . , , Sigma Alpha Epsilon ,. 324 191 189 364 163 525 366 229 218 417 526 250 156 112 174 242 231 1034 110 195 193 224 223 126 169 255 246 146 368 178 370 372 374 376 378 326 3140 328 382 38-1 181 160 224 109 249 248 151 148 235 203 196 153 245 219 168 190 147 527 208 191 247 518 386 Sigma Alpha Eta Sigma Alpha Mu Sigma Chi Sigma Delta Chi Sigma Gamma Tau . Sigma Kappa , , Sigma Nu . Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Pi Sigma Tau Gamma Skull and Crescent . Soccer , , Society of State House ., State Street Courts I Court Court II Court III Court IV Court V Court VI Stellar Brothers Student Body Officers Student Co-op Association Student Court Student Gov--rnment Committees Student National Education Association Student Religious Council Student Union , Symphony Band Tau Beta Pi . Tau Epsilon Phi , Tau Kappa Epsilon Theta Alpha Phi Theta Chi Theta Sigma Phi Theta Tau Thi-ta Xi Tomahawk Town Girls Triangle Triton Twin Pines University Choir Univers itv I uthtran Cha . . 1 . 1 pt-1 University Presbyterian Church IVBAA XVCCR Women Engineers NVomen's Recreation Association VVRH Governing Board Duhme Hall , Shealy Hall Vawter Hall VV a Wo W RX rren Hall od Hall Governing Board Northeast Northwest , Southwest Soi itheast Xi Sigma Pi Young Republicans Club Young Women's Christian Association Z Zeta Tau Alpha Zouaves , 197 388 390 187 197 330 392 394 396 398 170 297 528 494 496 498 500 502 504 529 105 515 106 107 216 226 114 154 182 400 402 196 404 157 406 408 171 416 410 198 519 153 230 228 162 163 205 127 418 426 422 420 -128 421 419 430 432 434 436 192 222 131 332 251 599 Abbott, J. At. Abbott, J. A. Abbott. T. H. Abercrombie. F. H. Abraytis, J. A. . Achino, J. R C. Ackerman. D. L. Ackert, J. E, Ackmann, L, L. Aczinowicz. J. H. . Adair, J. R. Adair, S. J. 217. Adamchik, P. A. Adams, C. S. Adams. C. D. Adams, C. R. II Adams, J. H. Adams. J. C. Adams, K. L. Adams. L. W. Adams . M. H. Adams, N. K. 243, 328, Adams. N., Jr. Adams. S. J. Adams. T, R. Adamson, J. F. Adasliko, D. Addington, A. S. Addison, A. S. Addison, R M. Ada-dotun, E. A. Adi-gbola, M. O. Adeney, J. A. Adler, J. NV. Adley, J. M. 207. Agness. J. Agzness, C. Ahl, VV. A. 239. Ahr. D. L. Ahrennolz, R. J. Ahrc-ns. C. K. Ahrens. F. C.. Jr. Ahrens. Ahrens. J. A. M. M. R. P. Ahrens, P. R. Anrens, P. C. Ahrens. R. E. VV. J. Aikin. Aikman, J. R. Aimone. N. L. . 11' S Akard, . . Akers. A. E. Akers, N. E. Akers. S. J. Akyol, U. M. Albert. K. L. Alberts, M. V. A lbitz, VV. L. Albrecht. A. K. Albregts, E. E. Baas, J. A. Babbitt, H, S. III Babcock, S. R. 248, 332. Bache, T. C. III Bachman, R, A. Bachnt-r, E. F. III 163. Bachrach, D. Badeau, L. A. . 205. Badgley, S. L. Baetsle, A. E. Baggeroer, F. C. . Bagwell, C. A. 197. Bahler. J. F. Bahmer, C. L. Bailey. H. E. Bailey. J. H. Bailey, J. R. Bailey, J. C. Bailey, K. D. Bailey, R. YV., Jr. Bailey. R. E. . Bailey, W L. Bair, D. C. Bair, R. A. Bair. VV. R. Baird, J. R. Baird, J. E. .. Baird, L. E. Baird, T. B. . Bakels, W. D. Bakel, D. L. Baker, A. N. Baker. A. D. Baker. A. VV. Baker, A. J. Baker, B. G. 600 123. 485 342, 1398. 121. 240. 218. 163. 248. 332 227. 213 171. 223. 459 176,, 241. 357. 215, 333 282. 198. 270 129. 497. 431 382. 215. 3417, .386 470, 534 487 411 534 451 531 358 472 534 534 2111 534 420 426 51S 513 191 518 210 460 445 333 282 534 159 520 318 437 421 421 223 457 521 341 534 177 534 445 477 366 381 534 534 428 531 212 507 443 523 507 461 483 534 117 534 534 382 209 249 534 317 358 536 536 427 465 514 536 495 536 411 536 406 473 451 457 334 442 447 468 437 424 212 536 209 499 517 314 487 521 431 536 536 453 442 361 PERSONAL INDEX Aim-igm. J. G. .488 Albright, M. D. . . 214, 522 Alcack, A. C. 418 Alcock, A. C. 129, 215, 426 Alden, J. E. . 342, 534 Alenduff. J. R. . 166. 239, 402. 534 Al-Essa, K. S. . 105, 223 Alexander, C. D. .. . ...437 Alexander, C. H. . . ...534 Alexander, G. L. . . .366 Alexander, J. D. . .....207 Alexander, J. A. ..129, 431 Alexander, L. S. . . ...341 Alexander. N. A. .. .. ... 428 Alexander, P. T. . .. 472 Alexander, S. J. . ..126, 317 Alexander. T. A. .... . 128, 432 Alexandrow, A. R. . . 297. 511 Alford, J. D. . .. ....-149 Alford, J. A. . .317 Alfrey. R. E. . 129. 217. 426. 534 Alger, M. s. . ., . .432 Anemang, M. c. .. .. .. 386 534 Allen, C. 111. , , 411 Allen, Il. B. . 180, 205, 534 Allen, D. E. .. ..510 Allen, D. E. 310 Allen, F. E. ..181, 534 Allen, J. W. . . .. .450 Allen, K. L. . ...... 327 Allen, L. w. 140, 460 Allen, L. N. .106, 334 Allen, T. E. .271. 534 Allgood, B. M. 518, 534 Allman. E. D. .. .. 534 Allman, L, R. . .. 534 Allred, D. M. . ...534 Alper, R. D. ..... 338 Alsop, D. R. 482 Alspacli, R. C. ... .535 Alt, L. M., Jr. ..405 Alt, YV. E., Jr. 451 Altevogt. B. A. .. .497 Altman, J. D. .. 535 Alyea. J. I. . 535 Aman, G. W. . 409 Ambler, S. E. 434 Amick, B. K. .. .. 507 Amos, L. K. . .126, 313 Amy, s. F. . ., H327 Anagnos, J. .. 445 Anderkay, M. A. . 423 Anderle, T. J. .. 439 Andersen, J, J. . .. 517 Andersen, J. L. . . 390 Anderson, A. F. . . 201 330 Anderson, A. P. . . .... 350 Anderson. B. C. . .158. 358 Anderson. C. J. 320A, 428, 535 Anderson. C. B., Jr. . 41, 385 Baker, D, E. . 345 Baker, D. W. . 170, 357, 362 Baker, D. D. 499 Baker, D, L. 166, 289 Baker, E. E. . 521 Baker, G. K. .. .. 397 Baker, J. A. 525, 536 Baker, J. R. . . 390 Baker. K, R. . 386 Baker, M. K. 429 Baker, M. F. . 495 Baker, P. A. 138, 167, 187, 309. 536 Baker, P. A. . .. 497 Baker. R. D. 499 Baker. R. R., Jr., 203. 387 Baker, S. M. 251 Baker, VV. VV. . . 218 Bakker, B. A. 536 Balderson, A. F. . 240, 314, 536 Baldridge, B. T. . . .. . 459 Baldwin, D. A, . 426 Baldwin, M. L. . .. 497 Baldwin, S. P. 472 Baldwin, W. L. . 345 Bales, F. E. 345, 536 Baley, G. J. 168, 189, 458, 536 Ball, B. L. . 536 Ball. M. . . . 215, 320 Ballantyne, D. J. . 496 Ballantyne, L. F. . 461 Balsbaugh. S. K. . 215, 422 Balser, R. D. .. . 456 Bancroft, W, 1V., Jr. .. .. 472 Banker, C. S. . 495 Bankoff, J. R. .. . . .....471 Anderson, D. D. . .. Anderson, D. R. .... ...373. Anderson. G. A. . 296. Anderson, G. L. .. 35, 328, Anderson, J. E. . .. 200, Anderson, J. P. ........ Anderson, J. A. . .. . Anderson, J. L. . Anderson, J. F. .. Anderson, K. E. Anderson. K. A. .. Anderson, M. E. . Anderson. M. J. . J. Anderson, P. Anderson, R 518. ...456 535 346 435 360 ,365 113 717365 ..535 ..409 ..491 535 ..313 1429 ..424 Anderson. R. E. 213 Anderson, R. E. .....535 Anderson, S. A. . ..421 Anderson, T. L. . H398 Anderson, T. M. .... .......402 Andreasen. A. C. ....... ...... .... 4 4 2 Andrew, D. K. .. 126, 306, 313, 535 Andrew, M. S. . ..... . . .....389 Andrews, D. E. .. 158, 159, 171 4-37 Andrews, E. G. . . ......397 Andrews, F. M. .. .. . 535 Andrews, N. L. ...... 422 Andrews. R. L. ..... . . . .....406 Andrighetti, J. . .. . ......510 Aneke, L. E. .. 204, 223, 487 535 Anglin, J. H., Jr. .... .... 3 85, 535 Anker, B. C. . .... .. . ..... ....-452 Ankney, J. W. .. .. .. .. .....529 Ansley, D. R. . .... . ....... 446 Anspach, G. R. ....... ...526. 535 Apodaca, E. I. .. 215, 419, 434, 535 Apolzan, P. L. . ..... . . ..535 Apple, K. S. .. .. .. .......455 Apple, P. J. 180, 205. 509. 535 Apple, R. E., Jr. . . ...... ..... 4 11 Applegate, L, S. . ........ .. ..320 Arbuckle. M. K. . .. .. 313 Arbuckle, VV. E. . ...482, 535 Archer, S. C. .. .. . ..473 Arden. N. J. ..216. 517, 535 Arens, B. J. .. .. ......323 Arenz, B. W.. Jr. .. 447 Argerbright, L. A. . 214, 215, 513, 519 Arkenberg. F. W. . .. 361, 482 Armacost, S. J. .. . ...494 Armato. M. J. . . ...... 446 Armes, R. A. . . .... 527 Armour, D. J. ... .. . .... . . ...516 Armstrong, A. .. .... . . ..... .. 448 Armstrong, C. G. 107, 112, 164 166. 176, 177, 189. 194, 307. 376 535 Armstrong, D. L. .. 212, 465 Armstrong, J. L. . .481 Armuth, N. D. .. . . .... ..535 Banks, J. P. .. . . .503 Banks, R. M. .172. 218, 458 Banner, D. L. . 177, 307, 346, 536 Banta, V. A. ... .. . ... 204 Bao, T. Q. .. . . .. . .. .536 Baran, L, A. . ...457 Barber, F. K. . 309. 536 Barber, J. H. . . .464 Barbknerht, G. D, .. . . ..307 Bard, J. . . 423 Bardash, A. .. . ... .. 435 Bare. B. B. .. 192, 210, 536 Bare, R. L, . . . . . .....346 Barelli. D. W. .. .. Bariheau, R. D. Bark, N. G. .... .. Bark, S. L. . 104, 151, Barker, B. L. Baker, E. J. . Barker, J. A. Barker, K. D. .. Barkley, B. R. 201, Barkman. J. L. .. Barkman, R. D. Barkow. W. D. .. Barlo, T. J. Barminski. L. L. ,. Barnaby, D. J. .. .. Barnaby, R. J. . .. ..... 426 .....39S .. 194. 536 201, 314 . .495 .2l8, 425 482 . . 536 255, 366 454 . ..... 536 Barnard, S. A. ..474, Barnes, C. J. Barnes, D. C. . . Barnes, J. V. Barnes, J. T. Barnes, P. J. .. . .... 501 . ...... 482 .. 310 ... .... .374 4757.1 .374 478. 536 314 ...471 . ..... ...... 4 44 191. 311 .........45S Arnett, D. W. .. Arnholt. D. J. ... Arnholt, V. L. Arnold, B. D. ..... . Arnold, B. C. ....... .. Arnold. C. R., Jr. Arnold, J. B. .... .. .... . .. Arnold, J. A Arnold, L. E. Arnold, R. R. .... .. . 172. Aronson, I. J. . Arrick. R. L. ...... . 192. Arrowood, G. F. . Arthur, R. D. Arthur, Arthur. R. E. ..... . S. J. ..., .. Arthurhultz. K. L. Arthurs. L. J. .. 136 Asbury, J. A. 214 Aschliman, D. D. .. . ....386 .........477 .........422 .........423 .........451 535 1245.7 191. '2'16. 427' 170. 226. 186 419 .402 .514 470 535 423 523 .428 535 .479 .425 .196 377 434 ..f...443 409 Ashby, J. H. ....... ..... ...... 4 0 2, Ashcraft, B. L. . .. 239, 307 Ashenfelter, S. .............. 323 Asher, R. L. .. .......466 Asher, T. W. . ...... ....... . . .453 Ashker, S. A. K. . .. .... .212 Ashley, D. W. .... 140, 170, 357 Ashman, D. S. ... ..... .... 1 43, 411 Ashworth, D. 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D. .. ..... . .... .521 VVinslow, D. N. .... . ..307, 594 VVinslow, M. K. .. ...... ....... 4 30 Vifinston, A. H. . ........... 485 i1Vinter, D. C. . . .....4B5 Winter, R. J. .... ......-409 Winter. T. W. . .. ...295, 373 VVinter, V. A .... .. .188, 209, 421 Winterkorn. J. H. ..... .. ......446 Wirick, L. D. .. ... .........511 Wise, C. L. .... .. .434 Wise, L. E. . . . .... ....453 VVise, M. K. 127, 173, 427, 594 Wise, P. .. ... ...... .......437 Wise. P. L. . .. . .. . .461 Wisecup. K. D. . ........... 477 Wiseliart, S. L. . .... .. .427 Wiseman, B. J. . . 427, 594 Wiseman. L. E. . . .. .... ..456 Wisker. G. T. .. . ......453 Wissbaum, J. K. . . ..... 226, 309 X1'itham. J. L. . .. . .... .594 William, M. J. .. .151 VVitherspoon, E. M. .... 214, 428, 594 Witowski. R. J. .. . .. .. 470 Wittek, R. ..... . ....107, 310 Witter, B. K. .....431 Witthohn, J. . .. ...357. 594 Witty, J. P. ...... .. 365 Wiwi, R. D. . .....453 Woenker, J. J. . ....... 460 vvojdyia, M. J. . .... .. .595 Wojtyfiak, S., Jr. ... .... .485 Wolber, D. H. . . .... 239, 454 Wolf, K. L. ....226, 595 Wolfe, C. L. .. ..... 1204. 595 Wolfe, J. K. ...-129. 323 Wolff, G. WV. .... ......595 Xvolff, G. E. .... ........... 5 13 Wolfson, S. M. . . ....... 339 Xvolgamuth, K. A. ... ...... .. 420 Wollin. D. A. . 394. 595 Wollmann, A. M. ... ... .... ....204 Wolsko, T. D. .. . ..... 168, 595 Woltz, N. C. . . .... 179, 327 wood, M. R. .. ...... ...472 Wood, M. T. .. . .595 Wood, S. R. .. .... . -. 405 Wood. S. M. .. 1218. 420 Wood, T. L. . ........ .. ...469 Wood. B. E. .. . ...... .....330 Woodburn, J. C.. Jr. . ........ 373 Woodham. K. L. ..... .235 Woodmansee. A. . . ....... .595 Woodring, D. K. .. . ....-.. -453 Woodrow, G. J. .... ........ 4 34 Woods, C. C. . . ..... ........ 5 95 NVoodward. H. E.. Jr. . .... . ...342 Work, J. A.. Jr. . .... ...... . H469 Work. K. . ..... ...... . ...... 1 96. 318 1V0rk. N. A. .. .. .... ..318. 595 Workman. D. E. .... .... . .... . 334 VVorley. VV. E. ...... ...476 Worstell, J. A. .. .. ........ .390 Wotasek, G. R. .. .. .. ..... H..-.595 Wright, B. J. ........ 425, 595 Wright, C. A. .. .. .......... .. 595 wright, D. A. . . ........ 394 Wright, J. D. . . ....... 473 Wright. J. L. . . ..-.--.- 394 Wright, J. A. .... ...334 Wright. J. F. ...... -.405 Wright. L. A. . ........... 291 Wright, L. E. .. ........... .......455 Wright. R. D. ..... .... . 529, 595 Wright, S. L. I. . . .127, 218, 320 VVright, S. L. .. .. ..... ...... . .....595 VVright, s. J. .. .... ........... . -342 wright, W. G. .. ..105, 595 Wright, W. M. .. .............. 346 Wrona, J. S. ...... ........ . ........ 3 94 Wrucha. J. A. .... ..... 1 78, 394 Wu. T. L. ..... .. .... ....... 4 87, 595 Wurzburg, N. L. .... ....-.....-.-- 4 95 Wyatt, L. A. .....249. 595 Wynne, J. M. Wysocki, K. E. .. Wysong, R. D. . .. Wytrykus, J. F. ....479 ...........393 .192, 488 . .......... 454 l- Yackish, R. .,., . 1168, 191. 595 Yake, F. ....,. . .. 595 Yake. R, J. ,,,,. .. . 437 Yake, T. J. .,..,. . ... .595 Yamamoto. A. H. , . . 472 Yancey, J. .. . ... 595 Yancey, L. M. .. ....,, . 393 Yaney, D. A. .510 Yang, K. . . . 222, 595 Yanko. J. P. . .. H446 Yao. H. S. . .. , . 595 Yao. S. S. C. . 183, 222 Yarnell, R. S., Jr. . . 471 Yazell. R. VV. .. .. ... 521 Yeager, C. R., Jr. 316 Yuschak, D. ... . 471 Zabel. T. R. . . . . 382 Zacny. G. A. .. 482 Zaharako, T. . . . 503 Zahn, R. C. . 596 Zallen, D. M. .. .. 476 Zaremba, F. J. . . 350 Zarembka, P. . . 104, 165. 169. 177, 477 596 Zato, R. J. . .. , .. 382. 596 Zavasnik. R. M. J. . , . 354 Zdanowicz. L. M. . 270 Yeager, D. L. 212. Yeager. K. L. .. . Yeagley. XY. A. .. Yeazel, L. B. ,. Yegeriehner. M. A. 214, 215. Yelinek, F. K. . 332. Yenni. D. M., .. .. Yenni, J. H. .. Yergler. VV. G. Yochem. S. L. .. 215. Yoder, J. C. 207. Yoder. R, A. . Yohey. J. S. 126, 175, 306. 318. Zf-aley. G. B. Zellers, D. A. . Zelli-rs, P. L. . .. Zelnis, B. M. . . 188. Zemrowski, T. P . Zender. R. I. Zesaguli, W. G. Zeschl-ie. R. YV. .. .. 452. Ziegler, M. M. Zim-Ike, C. VV., Jr. Zir-rer, J. VV. Zieverink. S. E. 190. 444 374 471 434 519 333 445 435 595 317 226 595 201. 595 218 514 596 209 378 346 223 596 218 596 465 431 Yokas, W. H. . . 366 Yokomoto. C. F. . 182. 475. 476, 595 Yunker. C. J. . . 449 York, L. B. . . 239 596 Yoshimura, A. K. .. ... .411 Youmans. F. R. III . 454 Young, B. A, 200. 507 Young, C. R., Jr. . 170, 350 Young. D. L. . . 499 Young, E. w. , .. 484 Young. H. A. . 192, 320 Young, J. M. .. .. 596 Young, M. B. O. . ,. 521 Zimmer, J. E. , . 455 Zimmer. L. E. . 596 Zimmer. M. R. . . .. 185 Zimmer. R. W. 105, 226 Zimmerman, D. M. . . . 353 Zimmerman, K. . . 496 Zimmerman, M. A. . 205, 330 Zimmerman. VV, B. . .. .. 450 Zoller. G. A. . ... 596 Zook. S. A. .. .. 507 Zuercher, C. D. . 596 O -ww OOO ECC 55:1 Nw :UDTUTU HSP P4 Q 1: :1 2' E P Young. . L. Young. E. Youngblood. J. R. . Youngren, M. A. Yu, C. C. C. .. Yu, G. Y. Y. Yukimura, P. K. Yundt, S. A. . Yunker. K. A. Zuflrcher. K. E. Zuk, R. A. .. Zukowski, E. R. Zuro, J. A. Zutaut, E. C. Zuvers, C. A. zwvig, R. M. Zwicl-Kel. L. M Zwierzynski, S. L. Zwinklis. A. J. . 200 . . 172 103. 167, 174, 311 . .222. 17s. QH127. .122. 190. 401, 516 434 362 314 385 411 596 173. 596 437 222 411 429 512 354 521 596 342 393 428 307. 596 .433 313 473 619 X 31 S E' 3 s, 2. it Distribution causes a few problems for Claire and Betty. Charlotte engoys the worker supervision. 620 in Robbie increases PR. 1 XX Keep Smiling, Craig's motto. I5 Beth Camera shy? Adrienne believes relaxing improves the thought process. Rc-1'11l1i11g . . . l'C5lLlglllg . . . 1l1i1 ilI'lllillll'L'S . . . plans ...1oul111gli111's. . , lolll'-ltllul' p1'o11'ss . . .1l11u11111cs . . . lwlcccls . . , 14111161115 . . . 233 111111 lil111 . . . ll11sl1 lmullis . . . Hipocls . . . typcw1'itc1's . . . c1':1w1's . . . p1'op1i1'tio11i11g I'lllL'S . . , l1l2ll'lillIg pg-11s . . . 1':11'lm11 paipci '... lllytllll sheets . . . 11sscss111e11ts . . . pustms . . . s111tc111e111s . . . 1'1-1111151110115 . . . 1111111-sts , . . 1lllL'L'llS . . . 1111-1-1i11gs . . . 1'o111'csprmclciice . . . 11111- XL'llllUllS . . . clczicllilws . . . unch . . . 11111-1x'i1-its . . . i11s11111Atio11s . . . lm:1111l11c't . . . clis11ilz111io11 Did you say there were 5,660 books for distribution? THE END IS NEAR 621 4.. 4 Excuses, says Mary Lou. But, james Smith appears six times in the index, 2 Frank and Beth agree that alI's not work. A DEBRIS hooteanny makes work more fun. l hope everyone understands. The den of darkness. LUOTQCTA PTHWER S 2' .ss ' i H O ' . 4 tif GQ , J Y' R ii, if 1 .-Q 1 skvm i-QP 3 ff lfimii tlic beginning to Llie end . . . Spring, 'Gil . . . bids . . . interxicws . . . Bcnwii Review Publisliing Clnnipziny . . . our l'nn-le Daw . . . 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L'l1gl'QlXlIlgS pniuls Spring, 'nel . . . lillil DIQISRIS Qnecn . . . linzil plains . . . index . . . pmoling . . . pcliriuns . . . ililcrxicws . . . scctioii wpm'ts . . . tclcplinnc Liills . . . lJ.lIlllllCl p1'6pzn':1tiuns . . . ciillunt . . . gills . . . lfmvlfi '.., scnim' t'lL'lIlHllN , . . innim' clcmtiuns . . lmlupicl . . clislrilmnlinn . . llllil IJIQISRIS. IT'S HERE, THE END. 623 NOTE FROM THE EDITOR! to learn- Education is an apprenticeship of life. Mlith the guidance of the Purdue faculty, a student develops desirable traits and characteristics necessary for a successful life. to 1 i ve- Life isn't counted by the years at Purdue. Each student lives a life of tension, fear, excitement, happiness, and anxiety. lVith maturing, his interest. values, and ideas change. to lo ve- The greatest pleasures are to love and be loved. In Purdue's friendships he finds trust in his relationships. Young love starts as a flame and develops into an eternal fire. to laugh- Laughter is natural to everyone. A student's pressures are dispelled by laughing. The moments of laughter at Purdue are long remembered. lNith the book on the presses, my thoughts are of expressing appreciation and thanks to Frank, Mary Lou, Beth C., Beth S., Craig, Adrienne, the fine junior staff, and our numerous workers. The experience of a lifetime is complete. iXo.t?'wfQw.-2 Dave Parker Editor-in-Chief gg, QC 3' E! T' Hia i. . L.Jfl 3 in Iii! as -I Aa. 1, .if HQ M i'.iS.o--K-ll. g1l44sJ' H 41JL1'f'i , !!QfH1f31Lr ' 'f Al i 1 'f f5L4f4, QqH1'QW h Lg' U Mg F J L M Uma LA HA E! -' kilt A11 fav.-ai-'Lili-? ..!..-Iliff. u5'fN+f5J' ALTA-Q 5 . ML, 1 I -',.. Yh a- ' Fl-' WMA Q AI J I ftffg 1 -4 1 LDT Lg 15' Lu. 1 i Q FL Lui ,A Y? T P me f,l 2 in il ., milk 1rf. ' + um- , '1 Q 17 ,QT 'QM ,L II .' 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