St Petersburg College - Troiad Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1955 volume:

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W Sw W FW avwwjg foreword 4' 'TIS THE END OF A PERFECT DAYN 'Twas but a little while ago that we started our careers at Junior College. Since then we have met loyal friends and invaluable teachers who have aided us both social- ly and intellectually. We have learned to meet failure and discouragement and have been taught the golden lesson of fellowship. Now commencement is calling and the doors of the future are opening to us. We will meet the challenge that lies before us with an undaunted spirit and with the strength of a thousand Trojans. Our prepa- ration has been made well, and although each of us will go our separate ways, none will forget our college days at Utopia Tech. f IDPQOSEHJCS CLHSQWUF '55 SI PETERSBURG JUNIOR COLLEGE 7 N...' L EI gil Lt A COMCAE NEFCH 0 'urovm IEIDIIITKWRQ NQCCH I EF :eff I Y--I ev R tg, .':V , ,H 32 1 ff SSIISTANT EDIITQIR -. , -- f if .Giga-TTS - . 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Your Warm personality generates an air of friendliness and your ever-ready hand is there to help those of us who need your counsel. Your outstanding accomplish- ments in the field of language have brought the cultures of both France and Germany closer to our realms of understanding. It is to you, Dr. Anna F. Nossing, that we, the students of Saint Petersburg Junior College, fondly dedicate this, the Troiad of 1955. Family Man. Science in Action? ChTi5Ym3S I-Uml Enlisting? Volunteer Fireman Bolin. Helping Hand Eating Again, Huh! hal' '.- ' M. S' Y . ' 'U Q ,I L Y 4 fv +' 2- X wr P ,f -'sg - cz' ' h-49 - y-2-:v 1 ' - W, V f - 5. , ,QV 1 . ' f:, '. : . f X -1 :If-si Aj, Xfzju' X:-P 'nl 2'f 2-' Tl- ' .-x, 'Y , .,.J'L' ,: ? R yi' 4- i-1 .F.' ' ' ' -'I' 1 1-.if 4. ,515 L! 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BENNETT President our presidenf This year the halls of Utopia Tech did not resound with his footsteps nor did the as- sembly hall fill with his voice. Our Presi- dent MICHAEL M. BENNETT, was absent from his office desk at Junior College and instead was sitting in the place of a student at Florida State University where he was working toward his Doctors Degree in Edu- cation. We have truly missed his warm smile and hearty laugh, but will remember him always as both an educator and a friend. administrative assistant CHARLES O. SMOUT This year, Mr. Charles 0. Smout gave up his duties as registrar, to take over a greater task, that of Administrative Assistant, during the absence of our President, Michael Bennett. Though he has assumed an added responsibility, he has still found time to give counsel to our problems and lend us a helping hand whenever we needed it. Thank you, Mr. Smout, for your thoughtful guidance and sincere friendship. FRANCES L. WEST dean of women 'Q-,,,.... ti' dean of men DONALD J. TOLLE registrar MARGARET FOX BA., University of North Carolina director of nursing school ANASTASIS HARTLEY R.N., Philadelphia General Hospital B.S. Ed., University of Pennsylvania M.S.Ed., University of Pennsylvania director of adult education J. FRANCIS KING BS., Loyola University of Los Angeles M.Ed., Alfred University superintendent FLOYD T. CHRISTIAN Since we are living in an age of expanding educational opportunities, when more and more people are going to high school and college, it is only natural that our own Junior College should be growing rapidly. As I look into the future for your Alma Mater, I feel sure that the next five years will find it making great strides in every way. This year you have the largest enrollment in the history of the college and no doubt this is only the beginning. ' To the members of the graduating class of 1955 we express our sincere desire that the future may be full of happiness and success. May you go on to seek the goal that you have in life and do it with confidence and ease. It is hoped that your education and training up through the completion of Junior College has given you a back- ground of learning, culture, and tolerance that will aid you in all your future ac- complishments. Our very best wishes go with you as you enter the threshold of senior college, pro- fessional school, or the business world. ' Cordially yours, ' o 2674 7 if-41214-f Superintendent of Public Instruction VERA COUCH Librarian B.A., Bucknell University B.L.S., Columbia University VERA M. DUMAS Education, Psychology A.B., Howard College M.A., University of Chicago ARTHUR GAY Sciences B.S., University of Florida M.A., University of Florida ROBERTA M. BUCHANAN Speech A.A., Lasell Junior College Leland Powers School of Theatre and Radio B.S., Boston University M.A., University of Florida MARY L. CANTWFLL Mathematics A.B., University of Alabama M.A., Columbia University ANNA APPLEBY Political Science A.B., Scarritt College M.A., Columbia University HALLIF. BLAIR Business B.A., Winthrop College M.A., George Peabody College WILLIAM BOLIN Chemistry, Physics, Engineering B.S., Butler University M.S., University of Florida JOSEPH J. CHAMBERLAIN ' Zoology, Anatomy Lab Ph.D., Ohio State University OVIL B. COLE Religion, Psychology B.R.E., Boston University Th.B., Lane Seminary S.T.B., Boston University ELEANORE M. GEHLEN Physical Education, Health BS., Ohio Wesleyan University M.A., New York University LOIS GEIGER English A.B., Piedmont College M.A., Columbia University T. STEVENS IRWIN Sciences A.B., Pennsylvania State College M.A., University of Pensylvania GLADYS T. LONGWELL Foreign Languages, Library A.B., Middlebury College M.A., Middlebury College GEORGE MCCROSSIN Physical Education, Health BS., University of Pittsburgh M.E., University of Pittsburgh HAROLD C. MANOR Psychology, Band Ph.D., Indiana University JACK MAUNEY Social Studies B.A., University of Florida BS., University of Florida M.A., University of Florida M.A., Tulane University M.A., University of Texas D.Ed., Oklahoma A. and M. .l. E. NICHOLSON Sciences BQS., Mushingum College M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University E. L. NOEL. JR. Economics, History BS., Murray State College M.Ed.. Murray State College ANNE F. NOSSING Modern Languages A.B., Cisela College, Munich Di- ploma of Hprofesseur de francais a l'etranger. Sorbonne, Paris, Statsexamen,' fstudienratl, Uni- versity of Munich M.A., Columbia University Ph.D., Columbia University CAROL SCOTT Mathematics M.A., Western Reserve University B.A., Wellesley College DONALD I. TOLLE. Political Science A.B., Florida Southern M.A., University of Florida FRANCES A. WEST Biological Sciences A.B., Agnes Scott College M.A., Columbia University LYMAN F. WILLIAMSON Business Administration B.S., Kirksville College NLS., Washington University CAROLYN PARKER English A.B., Winthrope College M.A., Duke University AUGUSTA POER Art A.B., B.S., Florida State University M.A., Columbia University GERTRUDE PORTER English A.B., Vanderbilt University M.A., Vanderbilt University HARRIETTE G. RIDLEY Music B.S., New York University M.A., New York University Ed.D., New York University ALICE BESSENGER Clinical Instructor R.N., St. I..uke's Hospital School of Nursing VIRGINIA B. FRENCH Assistant Director of the School of Nursing R.N., Washington University School of Nursing B.A., James Millikin University V. MILDRED MILLER Medical and Surgical Nursing Instructor R.N., Christ Hospital School of Nursing B.S., Columbia University EMMA NOURSE Assistant Nursing Arts Instructor R.N., Lawrence General Hospital School of Nursing B.S., Boston College QV PATRICIA PENROSE Registrar and Counselor B.S., Ohio State University M. DOROTHY REESE VANDERPOOL Instructor Mound Park Hospital School of Nursing JEANNETTE STROUBE Nursing Arts Instructor R.N.. Christ Hospital School of Nursing B.S., Western Reserve University ADELL DILLARD Cafeteria Staff MARY KIENZLE Cafeteria Manager MARGARET STILLWAGON Cafeteria Staff B. J. JOHNSON Building Superintendent GEORGE LONG Night Superintendent FRANK RODRIGUEZ Grounds Superintendent MINA GIGNAC Assistant to Director of Adult Education DORIS ROGERS Secretary EVELYN ACKLIN Secretary EDYTHE H. BUTCHER Finance Office HELEN COTTON Secretary OFFICERS OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION First row, left to right: Mrs. Dan Hiestand, Treasurerg Miss Sara Key, Secretaryg Harlan Gregory, Presidentg Miss Jane E. Rudy, Executive Secretary. Second row: Miss Mary Nic Shenk, As- sistant Alumni Secretaryg Miss Imogene McHale, Third Vice Presidentg Bob Hope, Second Vice Presidentg Art Appleyard, First Vice President, absent. alumni association The Alumni Association has three social activities each year - the Fall Open House in November, the Mistletoe Ball during Christmas holidays and the Founders Day picnic on the lake front in June. All students who have attended St. Petersburg Junior College for one full semester or longer are cordially invited to become active in Alumni functions once they are through with their formal education. Keep in touch with your Junior College and join your former classmates in social activitles and through yearly newsletters. .IANE E. RUDY Executive Secretary Alumni Association Director of Public Relations A.A., St. Petersburg Junior College University of Michigan MARY NIC SHENK Assistant to Alumni Secretary B.M., University of Rochester M.M., University of Rochester Big Brawl. Dessert Party. Men's Smoker. x ' V . A -yriy 3'ff1 Zai,? , I I V , .VKV m, ',, ,A , ' ' V fl- W ll f f f ' r, .ff , 1 . Y r H K , Efff.y,. ,i V Q,. 1:f. iafiyz' vf' 2.11 i t -'f, - ij! - 55 k',, ff - - U - K 1 i M s rr r rr r Go-Trojans-Go! Sub-Time. Intramurals. Gay Hawaiians. Xlf Left to right: Ann Strickland, Secretary-Treasurerg Jay Rowen, Presidentg Joanne Bolton, Vice President. Scared but eager, we entered ,lunior College for the first time on September 2nd, and immediately were besieged with more homework than we had had all of our Senior year. We thought we would never get through the first six Weeks but finally came the day of reckoning - grades - and most of us found that it wasn't so had after all. ln October we held elections and when the tally had been taken, ,lay Rowen, Joanne Bolton, and Ann Strickland emerged victorious as President, Vice President, and Secretary-Treasurer. JoAnn Smith was appointed next yearis Election Chairman. Our class projects, an entertainment troup that toured the hospitals and homes, and the Spring Picnic were both very successful, owing to the splendid co-operation of the entire class and backing of our Ways and Means Committee. Now that our Freshman year is over, we look back with fond memories of the won- derful times we had, and forward to the great thing which lies ahead for us as Sopho- mores at Utopia Tech. JOSEPH ABBOTT RONALD ADAIR RICHARD ALEXANDER PATRICIA ALLEN THOMAS ALLEN JOEL ANDERSON JOHN ANDERSON RALPH ANGERMEIER PAUL ATHER THERESA AUSTIN ARTHUR AYRIS JOHN BAKKER ANNETTE BALL STEPHEN BARGER HENRY BARLAS MERLE BARLOW BARBARA BARTKE WILDA BASHLINE GERALD BEAN RALPH BEAN , NANCY BEATTY SHIRLEY BEAUPRE CARLTON BENTZ NORMAN BEVAN DONALD BIRCH SANDRA BLACKWELL WILLIAM BLODCETT JOANNE BOLTON JAMES BONBRIGHT JAMES BOOTH BERNICE BOSCHE JOHN BOUNDS ROBERT BRADFORD CARL BRANAN COVERT BROCK BARBARA BRUCE CHARLES BRYAN HAMPTON BRYANT RICHARD BULLIS STANLEY BURCH 'Qu 1ln..f'v 'waz' WJ .gif X555 'Eh' M.. ...My vga U .- - l,,., , M. JOHN BURCESS CHARLES BURNHAM FRED CALDWELL LLOYD CAMPBELL BARBARA CARD MARJORIE CARLSON CLOE CARROLL NANCY CARSON JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN FRED CHASTEEN JOSEPH CHESANEK DENNIS CHILDRESS PATRICIA CHINN SHIRLEY CLARK CHALMERS COE JOAN COLE NANCY CONE LLEWELLYN COOK BETTY ANN COOPER NANCY CRAMER JAMES CRIST CHARLES CROCKETT ELISE CROOK .IO CUMMINGS JAMES DANEK JACQUELINE DANFORD NANCY DAUGHERTY JANE DAVIS WILLIAM DECROTEAU WILLIAM DEMOULLY GEORGE DEVEAU HAROLD DICKERHOOF RICHARD DILLENKOFFER MARYLYN DOLAN PATRICIA DONAHEY BARBARA DONALDSON BARBARA DRESCHER ANNETTA ECK DUDLEY EGGLESTON HOWARD ELKINS GLORIA ELLENDER FRANCES ELLINWOOD BRUCE ELLIS SUSAN ELLISON ROBERT ELLSWORTH JOHN ELSLANDER BRUCE EMERY MARY FERRELL KRISTIN FEYLING WILLIAM FISCHER HORACE FITE DALE FIERAN ROBERT FORDHAM ORA F . FRAZE JUDY GAMESTER NEIL GATEWOOD CAROL GAWRYLA WILLIAM GENS GAIL GEUTHER PAUL GILBERT ROGER GINGRAS STEPHEN GIRARD MARLENE GLASSBURN NORMA GLENN RICHARD GLOVER THOMAS GRAHAM KENNETH GREEN JANE GROGAN JOYCE GUNNELS GERALD GUSWILER HAROLD GUTTRIDGE CONNIE HAHN JOHN HAM FRANCIS HANSON KENT HARDING FRED HARDWICK GEORGE HARE SARA HARMAN JOHN HARMS PATRICIA HARPER WILLIAM HARRIOTT SHELDON HARRIS DAVID HARTER BARBARA HAYMAN JOSEPHINE HAZEN JENNIE HEATH JAMES HEBERT JOHN HEDMAN MAX HENDRIX LONA HERNDON CONNIE HEURICH THOMAS HIGGINS BERNARD HIRSCH ARTHUR HOROWITZ ANN HOWARD COLSON HULING JOSEPH HUMPHREYS MARY HUMPHREYS DEE HURM CAROL HUSKA DORIS HUSTIN JULIA HYATT CLYDE ISETTS RICHARD JACKEL BETTE JACKMAN PATRICIA JACKSON LUCY JACOBUS ROGER JOHNSON ROBERT C. JONES PATRICIA KAHN WILLIAM KAISER JOHN KANE ROBERT KANISS TIMOTHY KATSARIS JEROME KEENEY DAVID KEGLEY LUCRETIA KENDALL CAROLE KENDIG KENNETH KERNS DORIS KIKER 'fr-1... JUANITA KILGORE CAMERON KILIAN THOMAS KINEY CHARLES KIRHARD TONY KLAPPAS SIGMUND KLEIN MARILYN KNUDSEN RICHARD KOHRT JUNE KOONS MELVIN KORNFIELD CAROL KOTT ELIZABETH KOVACHEVICH JAMES KRAIKER ROBERT KRETCHMAN FRED KURTH KEITH LAMB RANDOLPH LEE CYRIL LEPPOLD BARBARA LETZRING NANCY LEVANGIE ,,,, . ALAN LEVINE MARIE LEWIS MILDRED LICON JOYCE LINDSAY BARBARA LINDSTROM PETER LIPMAN GEORGE LITTLE CAROL LONGSTREET JOHN LUNDREN SYLVIA LUSH RODERICK MacINTYRE FRED McATEER RONALD McCALL ROBERT MCCARTY WILLIAM MCCORMICK ROBERT McGINNIS MARY MCKEONE RICHARD MCKEONE JOHN McLAIN ALAN McLEOD KARL MAIER FRANK MARSH BUFORD MASSIE CHARLENE MATHIES MARLENE MATOUK STEPHEN MAX GEORGE MEARES PATRICIA MELDRIM JOHN MENCK BEN MERRITT SALLY METZGER JANE MILLER MARY MILLER LEROY MILMAN LEE MOCK WILLIAM MOESKER CORRINE MOHR ELIZABETH MOORE MICHELINE MORANA ESTHER MORRISON SHIRLEY MOSLEY DENO MOUTSATSOS JOHN MUCKENSTORM EDWARD MULLIGAN JOAN MULLINS PATRICK MULLINS EMILE MUNCHE EDWARD MURPHY SANDRA MURPHY ROBERT NEELEY KENNETH NEET DAVID NELSON ROBERT NELSON KENNETH NIPPER MARY O'DOWD RONALD O,LEARY FAITH OLSON DAVID OVERLEY RICHARD PARDEE PHYLLIS PARLATORE PAUL PASKALAKIS PATRICIA PATTERSON CHARLES PATTON GEORGE PERKINS NATHAN PERRY CHARLES PERUZZI SANDRA L. PETERS EARL PETRIKIN MARTHA PETTENGILL SANDRA PHELPS NANCY PIERSON GEORGE PINIZZOTTO CLARION POPE DORIS PORTER RODNEY POTTER SUSAN POWELL MARTIN PRINGLE JAMES PULVER ROBERT PYLE PAULA REBLE , ROBERT REDMOND BARBARA REED PAULINE RECO PHYLLIS REICHELDERFER NANCY REISS JAMES RICHARDSON RAMONA RICKETTS JACK RINARD ROBERT ROBBINS LILLIAN ROBERTS SYLVIA RODRIGUEZ EUGENE ROSENTHAL JACK ROSING ROBERT ROSS HARVEY ROTH WILLIAM ROTHAS LAWRENCE ROTO NELSON BOWEN PHILLIP ROYCE WILLA RUSSELL WILLIAM RUSSELL EMIL SALES JERRALD SALSBURY DONALD SALTER KATINA SAMARKOS VICTOR SANDSTROM EUGENIE SAUNDERS RONALD SCAFF FRED SCHMAUK ELIZABETH SCHMITT CHARLES SCHUH WILLIAM SCHULTZ SANDRA SCHWARZKOPF GREGORY SCHWEINSBERG PHYLLIS SCHWEITZER SHARON SCOTT DAVID SELLERS JULIA SEVER JOAN SHAFF ER MARIETTA SHAHAN THOMAS SHOOK WILLIAM SHORT JANET SIECK ROBERT SIEGEL MYRTLE SIEMERS SPERO SIMEON EDWARD SIMMONS ROBERT SIMMONS ELIZABETH SIMPSON GLORIA SLATER BARBETTE SMITH DAVID SMITH GEORGE SMITH IRIS SMITH .IOANN SMITH RONALD SMITH WALTER SMITH SARAH SNOWDEN MICHAEL SPIRTOS JACK SQUIER PATRICIA STANLEY ROBERT STARR JOANNA STARZINGER DONALD STEGER SHIRLEY STEPHENS MARTHA STEPHENSON TEUILA STOTT FAY STRAIN ANN STRICKLAND PATRICK SULLIVAN JEAN SWIVEL ELAINE SYLVIN DUANE TAYLOR RICHARD TEETER BETTY THEIOS MARY THEOCLES STEVE THEODOSIS PATRICIA THOMPSON BARBARA THORNTON JANET TOWN CARTER TYLER GUSTAV VERHEUL NORMAN VINCENT ROXANNE VON EGIDY MIRIAM WADDELL BERNARD WADE ROBERT WALTON JUNE WARD HOWARD WARE MARJORIE WATERS ELWOOD WEBB CECIL WEBSTER WILLIAM WENSTROM JOHN WESCOTT PATRICIA WESCOTT HELEN WEST ELIZABETH WHITE ELTON WHITEHEAD JAY WILFONG PRISCILLA WILLIAMS LAUREL WRIGHT FRED YOUNG DONALD ZUCHELLI In Memoriam of THOMAS J. HIGGINS our classmate and friend DAN WILSON ROBERT WITHERS PATRICIA WITMAN ROBERT WOODWARD Men's Smoker? Chow-Line. Chicken a la Pyramid. Liberacel The Gang's All Here. Dido, ditto, ditto Dig That Crazy Egg-Beater. ' T' Left to right: Robert Jones, Vice Presidentg June Grant, Secretary-Treasurerg Jack Turner, President. As a class of bewildered freshmen we were ushered into the helpful and encouraging hands of the conscientious faculty and friendly sophomores who were more than willing to make our stay at J. C. a profitable and enjoyable venture. Our work was cut out for us, but we somehow found time for those gay parties, picnics and dances which were given by the clubs and the school to make us feel at home. Our first job as a class was to elect officers, Jack Turner being elected President, Bob Jones, Vice President, and Virginia Browning getting the nod for Secretary-Treas urer. Our first project was a Freshman Talent Assembly. Next we went all out for a square dance, the 4'Hick Hopf' which was planned and executed by our very en- thusiastic Ways and Means Committee. By that time we had seen semester grades - and were bidding farewell to those who found the going too rough for one reason or another. In the spring we gave a picnic for the departing sophomores, and elected officers for the next year. Jack Turner repeated as Presidentfand in a like manner, Bob Jones for Vice President. June Grant was elected Secretary-Treasurer. We planned early for the big job of orienting new students, with June and Jack revising the Student Handbook for their benefit. Orientation included a picnic for the freshmen and to add to the fun our class had a skating party. January saw an- other talent assembly and February another square dance on the calendar of events. We are proud of the talents and abilities which each of our classmates has displayed here at Utopia Tech, but we are quite sure that our class history isn't over. Look out for the Class of '55, we'll be in there pitching! JAMES Ross ADAIR St. Louis, Missouri Heill go places Sigma. SARAH EMALINE AKEL LI,L EM Matooka, West Virginia A glow... a giggle . . . a bounce Liber Optimusg Art Clubg Wooden Horse Staffg Ways and Means Committee. BARBARA JEANNE ALLEN BARB St. Petersburg, Florida A petite lass, a petite smile Dido, Treasurer, Co-Head Cheerleader. DONALD PAUL ALTIERI DON Havertown, Pennsylvania At the top of the pyramid Pyramids, Presidentg HBig Seven German Club, Presidentg Men's ICC, Presidentg Circle HK, Sec- retary-Treasurerg Sci-Hathg Social Affairs Com- mittee, Chorus. HERBERT ANDREWS ERB Troy, Tennessee Nice to be around JOSEPH CLYDE ANDREWS Bay Minnette, Alabama The chimney .Sweeper with intelligence JAMES THoMAs BAGGS Tampa, Florida fusthplain likeable Sigma: Baptist Student Union. FRANK PERRY BARLOW Clearwater, Florida Babbling with personality PHILIP DAVIS BARRY Clearwater, Florida Tall . . . distinguished . . . mannerly HARVEY WILLIAM BATES Largo, Florida A dynamo on the court RICHARD CARTER BEE Lynn, Massachusetts A devilish glint in his eyes KATHLEEN SUE BEEIILER KATHY Kalamazoo, Michigan Friendly, but quiet Dido, Rush Captain, Sergeant-at-Armsg Spanish club, Secretary. VIRGINIA SIIEILA BRAINERD CINNY Camden, New Jersey Sugar 'N Spice Future Teachers of America, Librarian, Historian, German Club, Ways and Means Committee. VIRGINIA JANE BROWNING GINNY Lancaster, Pennsylvania A sweet kid Freshman Class, Secretary-Treasurerg Liber Opti- mus, Reporter, Sci-Math, Ways and Means Com- mittee. ANDREW ERNEST BRYAN ANDY St. Petersburg, Florida Andy, the handy man Baptist Student Union, Enlistment, Vice President. BARBARA JEAN BURNETT BARBIE Champaign, Illinois Dark excitement LHLg Troiad Staff. MARTHA LEE CALLAHAN MARTY St. Petersburg, Florida A personable pixie LHL, Treasurerg Sci-Math. THOMAS NORTON CAMPBELL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania K. T. capering JOANN TERESA CANNON Jo Boston, Massachusetts Genteel maturity BARBARA ANN CARROLL Cleveland, Ohio Morningtime sweetness HCC, President, Pin custodiang ICC. JAMES CLIFF COGBURN Sebastian, Florida Steady, boy, steady ANN BYRD COLLEY St. Petersburg, Florida A wistful bit of a colleen Didog Liber Optimusg Clef Clubg Publications Boardg Coeds g A Cappella Choirg Messiah g Elijah',g Spring Rhapsodyg Cheerleader. DOUGLAS R. COLLINS Dove Ogdensburg, New York By yon bonnie banks Sigmag Future Teachers of Americag Varsity Bas- ketball. RALPH CLIFFORD COPE Perryopolis, Pennsylvania He'll be missed by all Playmakersg Student Directory, Editorg State Man- ager. JAMES D. COTTRELL DON Centerville, Tennessee The mlm with the pipe MD, Secretary-Treasurerg Theolog Clubg Canterbury Club, Sci-Math, Wooden Horse, Photographerg Troiad, Photographer, Messiah , Elijah,' MARGARET FRANK CROCKETT FRANKY St. Petersburg, Florida 0 sultry torch song Dido, Playmakers, Vice Presidentg Clef Club, Treas- urer, 4'Coeds,', NTrojanettes g Elijah,'g Mes- siah , A Cappella Choirg Spring Rhapsodyg Wiz- ard of Oz . HENRIETTA JEAN DAv1s JEAN Springville, Pennsylvania Quietly intelligent Phi Theta Kappa, Presidentg German Club, Secre- tary-Treasurerg Sci-Math, Baptist Student Uniong Liber Optimus, Scholastic Affairs Committee, Lab Assistantg Intramurals. DOLORES ELENA DE GOMAR Dono Newark, New Jersey Dodo, don't dance like dat LHL. ALAN GERALD DIVERS JERRY Clearwater, Florida Courteous . . . studious . . . refined Sigma, Phi Theta Kappag Spanish Clubg Circle K g Bowling Leagueg Band. DONALD A. DOLPH DON Kansas City, Kansas Happy go lucky Pyramids, Historiang Big Seven g Circle K g Trninri Staff : Intramurals. MARLENE ANNETTE DUFAUX LULU St, Louis, Missouri Sweet and Lu LHLg Sci-Math, Newman Clubg Social Affairs Committee, Woman's Athletic Councilg lntramuralsg Varsity Basketball. DONNA Lou DYER D.L. Columbus, Ohio A devilish miss Future Teachers of Americag Troiad Staffg Wooden Horse, Business Manager: Ways and Means Com- mittee. in-fm' HAROLD WILLIAM ELGIN Ravenna, Ohio Mr. Mercenary, himself JAMES EDWARD ELLIOTT Talladega, Alabama All-Around good guy ROBERT FRANCIS ELLIOTT Galveston, Texas Freckles, a grin, and red hair Pyramids, French Club, Newman Club, Vice Presi- dent, Social Affairs Committee, Athletic Council, Chairman, Intramurals MARY LOUISE ENGLAND MARY LOU Chicago, Illinois Stability . . . Serenity . . . Sweetness LHL, President, Treasurer, Sci-Math, Newman Club, ICC, President, Troiad Literary Editor, Social Affairs Committee, Secretary, Mistletoe Ball Queen, Varsity Basketball, Intramurals. MARVIN ERVINE JERRY Brooklyn, New York Friendly, very well liked MD, German Club, Chorus, Elijah ALFRED WILLIAM EUSTOS BILL Cleveland, Ohio .lust plain Bill MD. BARBARA ELIZABETH FERRIS BARB Auburn, New York A bouncing, boisterous hoyden Mano, Athletic Captain: Varsity Basketball, Volley- ball, Intramurals. JAMES BENJAMIN FINNEY BEN St. Petersburg, Florida Ahoy there, girls KT, Future Teachers of America. ROBERT MALCOLM FISHER BOB Akron, Ohio Lightly dipped in Stardust KT, Secretaryg Playmakers, Presidentg Junior Col- legiate Players, President, French Club, Sci-Math, Wooden Horse, Assistant Editorg 4'Wizzard of Ozug 'CI-lay Fever g Christmas Assembly, Narrator. MICHAEL FORD FLEMING FLEM Virginia, Minnesota Pat 'rt Mike ALICE NORA FORNEY Cvouverneur, New York Goldylocks . . . sweet and sophisticated RICHARD JOHN FREGOE DANGEROUS DICK Massena, New York Likeable . . . easygoing Sigmag Newman Club, Sci-Math, Intramurals. GARY LEE GAFFNER CUTTER Angola, Indiana A roving eye KT, Big Seven , Circkle K , A Cappella Choir, Messiah GAROLD ARTHUR GARRETT Haskins, Ohio Quiet and knowing HARRIETT ELIZABETH GOOCH GOOCH Bloomington, Illinois The gal with problems Wooden Horse, News Editorg Playmakers, Scene designer. JUNE ELIZABETH GRANT J.c. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania A restrained coquette Dido, Vice Presidentg Sophomore Class, Secretary- Treasurerg Phi Theta Kappa, Historiang Canter- bury Club, Vice Presidentg Elections Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Cheerleader. 551 argue Mt, -0.9-4-'P' JOHN LLOYD GREEN, JR. GREEN Cambridge, Massachusetts Personality, brains, and the Big Sevenl' Pyramidsg MBig Sevenvg Circle KU, President, Vice Presidentg Playmakersg German Club, Vice Presidentg Troiad Editor, Publications Board, Scholastic Affairs Committeeg Ways and Means Committee, Elections Committee, Wizard of Oz Production Staff, Intramurals. ROGER WILLIAM GRIESBAUM Chicago, Illinois Awfuliy nice to know MDQ ICC. PAUL JAMES HALYARD, JR. SHANE St. Petersburg, Florida The ego and I Pyramids, Vice President, Circle K , Board of Directors, Sci-Math, President, Gun Clubg Troiad Business Managerg Ways and Means Committeeg Intramurals. RACHEL PATRICIA HARTNESS PAT Mooresville, North Carolina Szeadiness with a southern draw! Dido, Secretary and Historiang Art Club, Sci-Math, Secretary-Treasurer, Future Teachers of America. JAMES BURTON HEDMAN Newark, New Jersey Al warm brittleness LEWIS MARVIN HEPBURN St. Petersburg, Florida Our Scientist JAMES WILLIAM HUFFMAN BILL Lexington, Kentucky Peck's Bad Boy Sigma, President, Newman Club, ICCg Intra- murals. CHARLES EDWARD JACKSON Clearwater, Florida Mr. Coffee Nerves ,JEROME ANTHONY JAMES JERRY Hendersonville, North Carolina A rolling stone Sigma. JOSEPH LANDO JAMES JOE Clearwater, Florida A scholar with personality Sigmag Circle HK , Board Of Directorsg Phi Theta Kappa, Tennis Team. EDWARD JACKSON JENNINGS Beckley, West Virginia Oh! These nasty mornings! MARY LANE JOHNSON Clearwater, Florida Quiet serenity Mano, Secretary, Treasurer, Clef Clubg 5'TrOjan- ettes g A Cappella Choir, '6MeSSiah,'g Womenis- .Athletic Council. WILLIAM ANTHONY JOHNSON Whitefield, New Hampshire Humor with thought ROBERT OWEN JONES ROR Cleveland. Ohio Little boy with big ambitions KT, Freshman Class, Vice Presidentg Sophomore Class, Vice President, Circle '4K,'g Spanish Club, President, Vice President, Sci-Mathg Bowling League, Vice Presidentg Wooden Horse Editorg Student Faculty Committee, A Cappella Choir, 'LlVlessiah',g Elijah g Wl'rojanaireS.', MARY KATHRYN JOY We miss you, Kathy KENNETH R. KERR, JR. KEN Glendale, California Little Lord Fauntleroy Sigma, Canterbury Club, President, Vice Presidentg Bowling League, Secretary-Treasurer, Intramurals. STANTON DEE KITT STAN Huntington, Indiana He knows the answers Sci-Math, Band, Treasurer, Ways and Means Com- mittee. THOMAS ROBERT KNESS TOMMY Joliet, Illinois An impish grin Circle KB, Sci-Math, Band. FRED LYNN LAMB Dover, Ohio A deep voice . . . a deep thinker KT, Vice President, Clef Club, President, French Club, German Club, Circle HKU, Scholastic Clubs Council, Chairman, Social Affairs Committee, Chair- man, Student Budget Planning Committee, A Cap- pella Choir, Messiah , 4'Elijah. MARY CLARE LANGAN ECLAIRE Brooklyn, New York A frivolous Cinstein Arquiris, Secretary, Sci-Math, Spanish Club, Sec- retary, Bowling League, Newman Club, Wooden Horse Staff, Messiah',, Elijah',, Band. MARVIN RICHARD LEWIS St. Petersburg, Florida Pretty boy JOSEPH R. LITTLEPAGE, JR. JOE Monroe, Louisiana But many words Pyramids, Circle K , Sci-Math, Gun Club, Ways and Means Committee, Chemistry Lab Assistant. GERALD F. LOONEY JERRY Westwood, New ,Iersey Friendly . . . Casual . . . Quiet Sigma, Sci-Math, Newman Club, Varsity Basket- ball, Intramurals. BETTY ANN LOVERING Berlin, New Hampshire Knows much, says little Sci-Math, Canterbury Club. BARBARA JEAN MCCULLAUGH St. Petersburg, Florida Rollicking laughter and soft brown eyes Arquirisg Clef Clubg Playmakersg Baptist Student Union: Messiah 3 Elijah g MWizard Of 0z.', PALME MILDRED MCDONALD PALM TREE St. Petersburg, Florida Quiet sophistication Mano, Vice President, Rush Captaing Spanish Clubg Publications Councilg Band, Librarian. BETTY JOE MCMULLEN MAC Clearwater, Florida Loyal and friendly Messiah',g Elijah,'g Varsity Volleyball. WILLIAM J. MARON Hilltown, Pennsylvania Steady . . . capable . . . sincere MARY JANE MARRIOTT PINKIE Baltimore, Maryland A star is born Didog Playmakers, Secretaryg Clef Club, Secretaryg Messiah g Elijah Spring Rhapsodyg Trojan- ettes g A Cappella Choirg College Singersg Verse Speaking Choirg A'Wizard of Oz. ROBERT GLADSTONE MARSHALL Clearwater, Florida A good boy Circle K g Intramurals. DUANE OWEN MASON Elgin, Illinois A lot on the ball EUGENE ROGER MAssE Central Falls, Rhode Island Level-headed . . . steady JOHN LOGAN MEAD, JR. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania A smile for everyone ANN MARGARET MEUNIER Morrisville, Pennsylvania A lady, proper BARBARA LOUISE MOSELEY BARB Bradenton, Florida A polite individualist Baptist Student Union, Presidentg Playmakers, Pub- licity Chairman, Clef Clubg Messiah g Fresh- man Boys' Quartet, Accompanistg College Singersg Verse Speaking Chorus, Wizard of Oz , Accom- panist. DONALD WALTER MOWATT Chicago, Illinois A laugh a minute DENNIS KIRK MURPHY DENNY Tampa, Florida A bit of the old sod Sigmag Future Teachers of Americag Sci-Mathg Liber Optimusg Intramurals. RICHARD I. OBLINGER Tampa, Florida Twinkling eyes and a wide grin CHARLES DUNCAN OSBORN Staten Island, New York A pleasant manner EARL JOSEPH PARISEAU Lawrence, Massachusetts Oh M 'sieu WILEY RALPH PATTON Lebanon, Texas folly minstrel boy RONALD E. PETERSON PETE St. Petersburg, Florida A skyscraper KTg Varsity Basketballg lntramurals. SYBIL ELIZABETH PHELPS SIBBIE Boston, Massachusetts Friendly, .sweet and always nice Band, Secretary, Wooden Horse Staffg Ways and Means Committeeg '4Messiah g Elijah, WILLIAM MORRISON PIERCE PREACHER Erie, Pennsylvania Our preacher Future Teachers of Americag Liber Optimusg Bandg Troiad Staff, Wooden Horse Staffg Ways and Means Committee. CARTHA VALENCIA PINCKNEY Chipley, Florida Loyalty . . . sincerity, galore Dido, Future Teachers of America. NANCY VIRGINIA PLATTE NAN Nashua, New Hampshire Tea and Crampets LHLg Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurerg German Clubg Wooden Horse, Managing Editorg Ways and Means Committee. GERALD LEE POLCAR JERRY Omaha, Nebraska A quiet, curly haired gentleman Newman Club, Treasurer, Sci-Math, Bandg Or- chestra. CHARLES CHRISTOPHER RACER CHRIS St. Petersburg, Florida A gay and charming electrical wizard Sci-Mathg Band. 'QT' fix 19-Q UN- 'E AW -.1 x if Quran' QW, If A xtw '52-.ffl CAROLYN RHODES CAROL Piedmont, Alabama Shy sophistication HCC, Hospitality Chairman, Rush Captain, Bap- tist Student Uniong Messiah,', Elijah BOBBY WAGNER ROLLINS Dothan, Alabama Conscientious . . . on the ball THOMAS ARTHUR ROSSETER ROCK St. Petersburg, Florida Party boy and girls Pyramids, Secretary-Treasurer, 4'Big Seven , Sci- Math, Circle K , Clef Club, Troiad Staff, Ways and Means Committee, Publications Board, A Cappella Choir, Messiah DONALD JOSEPH ROWLAND RONNY DOLAN Chicago, lllinois A gentleman flapper Sigma, Treasurer, Phi Theta Kappa, Vice Presi- dent, Newman Club, Sci-Math, President. MARGARET ANN RYAN PEGGY Chicago, Illinois The divine iconoclast French Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Newman Club, Wooden Horse, Feature Writer, Troiad Staff. SYLVIA OLGA SAUNDERS SYI. Pascagoula, Mississippi Dan's the Man Dido, Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary, Spanish Club, Clef Club, Canterbury Club, Secretary, Trojan- ettes , Messiah , A Cappella Choir. RAYMOND J. SAVAGE RAY Lewiston, Maine An understanding intellect MD, President, Future Teachers of America, Rifle and Gun Club, Art Club, German Club. DOLORES SCALES MISSISSIPPI Carthage, Mississippi A southern belle, y'all Arquiris, President, ICC, Secretary. MARILYN CAROLYN SCHAUBLE SWABLE Erie, Pennsylvania Sweet and sincere Arquiris, Rush Captaing Future Teachers of Amer- ieag Newman Clubg String Ensemble. WILLIAM ALAN SCHOBEL BILL New York City, New York Dry humor . . . warm personality Pyramidsg Circle K g Sci-Mathg Gun Clubg Or- ganicatsf' RICHARD PIERSON SHINN DICTION Haddon Heights, New Jersey An artistic cynic Pyramids, Circle K,,g Sci-Mathg Troiad, Art Edi- torg Wooden Horse, Cartoonistg Wizard of Oz, Production Staff. BARBARA JEAN SNIDER Dreamy blue eyes JEWEL LA FAY SNOW FAY Bradenton, Florida A delicate snowflake Arquiris, Athletic Captaing Art Clubg Sci-Mathg Varsity Volleyball. EVELYN SPIRTOS KE,-1 McKeesport, Pennsylvania A soft, warm glow Manog Sci-Math. AVELYN LORRAINE STATON ToPsI St. Petersburg, Florida Easy-going, friendly, sincere LHL, Rush Captain, Athletic Captaing Wooden Horse, Sports Editorg Troiad Staffg W0men's Ath- letic Councilg Co-Head Cheerleaderg Varsity Volley- ball, Basketball, Intramurals. Lois STEIN Lo Chicago, Illinois Propriety and prowess Dido, Presidentg ICC Representativeg Phi Theta Kappag Alumni Chairmang Elections Committee, Chairmang Ways and Means Committee. ALAN PAUL STEINBACH St. Petersburg, Florida Everyborlyis pal Sci-Math. KALIOPE STERGOS Katymnos, Greece AL KALLY Manog Art Clubg Wooden Horse Staffg Troiad Staff. JACK STEWART JOHN HORTON STIGAARD Pipestone, Minnesota And in this corner X KT, Treasurerg Sci-Mathg Wooden Horse Staffg Troiad Staff. RICHARD HENRY STRAUSS St. Petersburg, Florida Any relation to . . . ? THOMAS LEON SWAGER Colorado Springs, Colorado A swaggering scholar DANIEL MICHAEL THOMPSON North Tonawanda, New York Unusually nice Pyramidsg Big Seven g Circle K Canterbury Cluhg Troiad Staffg Ways Committee. RAYMOND JEROME THOMPSON Tallahassee, Florida A ray of light Pyramids: Art Clubg lntramurals. DAN g Sci-Mathg and Means JERRY SARALEE THORPE TEX Montpelier, Vermont Serious . . . stately . . . sincere Arquiris, Vice President, Historiang Art Clubg Sci- Mathg Future Teachers of America, Wooden Horse Staffg Troiad Staff, String Ensemble. DAVID ELLIOTT TOTTEN DAVE Brant Rock, Massachusetts Loud laughter . . ..quiet manner Pyramids, Historiang Varsity Basketballg Intra- murals. LAMARR BRICE TROTT North Wilkesboro, North Carolina The world awaits KTg German Clubg Circle HK , Sci-Math, Wooden Horse, Sports Editor, Troiad, Photographer, Var- sity Basketball, Tennis, Intramurals. FRANCIS SCHARF TURNER FRANK St. Petersburg, Florida What next? Pyramids, Sci-Math, Gun Club, Circle K , Board of Directors, Publications Board. JAMES LAWRENCE TURNER JACK Clearwater. Florida Loyalty and service to Alma Mater KT, Rush Captain, Sophomore Class, President, Freshman Class, Presidentg Clef Clubg Spanish Clubg Liber Optimus, Bus Driverg Student Hand- book, Co-Editor, Social Affairs Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Student-Faculty Confer- ence Committeeg Trojannaires g A Cappella Choirg College Singers. ARTHUR RICHARD WEAVER DICK Jacksonville, Florida A sweet personality KT, Athletic Captaing Phi Theta Kappag Sci-Mathg Athletic Councilg Intramurals. LARRY ERWIN WELKE CAT Milwaukee, Wisconsin A tinkling piano Pyramidsg Clef Club. JOHN ARTHUR WELLS JOHNNY Clearwater, Florida Pensive Phi Theta Kappa, Bookstore Chairman, German Clubg Sci-Math. WILLIAM WARREN WESTCOTT WILLIE Cleveland, Ohio And along came Bill MD. ELLEN L. WHITE Greenfield, Massachusetts She's effervescent LAWRENCE ALEXANDER WILLSON LARRY New York City, New York Still waters run deep Skyros, Presidentg German Clubg Troiad Staff. BARBARA SUE WITTSTRUCK Philadelphia, Pennsylvania A melody, sweet and pure CHARLOTTE RICE YOUNG CHAR Atlanta, Georgia The undecided Didog 'French Club, President, Wooden Horse Staffg Intramurals. First row, left to right: Jeannine Green, Olivia Ervine, ,loan Decker, Ella Wooters. Second row: Joe Ivabek, Wayne Pitts, Pete Fellner, Warren Odell, Richard Storer, Robert H. Willoughby, second semester sfudenf I 2 5 gs I5 ' mound park hospital . . . W ' 'n '51 here We WO1k to Attal ' M 'Yhh A fwms ' vm'- -Ea? lil 5 SIR' walk X 5-ll. liilglf X' L3 1 'QL :Hi -NLM les H I I A .gli '. I ' a: il A - E nl '3' ns ' lilnafifi N ut :Elf s, I g1 QI xx , xi Qi. I . ,iff 9, S' y ' P Q xr ,- 1 , ' . 7 , K 0 fig. roser hall . . . Our Home Away From Home if , ' lmmwii 'Si ' Q A me ? i , 1 .,-1.,.'.v+.f -.., V. A Z1 6. ,,,. ,L wif. 2 9 AL 1 . Yr... .B -,., , Our Goal n hospital administrator MR. W. C. MCLIN director of patient care MISS MILDRED JANE CYDONNELL chief of staff DR. ALBERT R. FREDERICK, M.D. chiefs of services Obstetrics-Gynecology General Practice Iflfeffllll Medicine DR. EDWARD V. POLLARD, M.D. DR. HARRY CUSHIWAN. M.D. DR- CARL VOYI-ES, M.D. Net showrl ,-y' Special Services ' if,g .fir LLV. ,iy , Neuro-Psychiatry ' iii-1 A DR. W. C. MCCONNELL, M.D. ' 5. lii X T: - - l Pediatrics Orthopedics DR. DANIEL MURPHEY, M.D. DR. PAUL WALLACE, M.D. ysii ,, Z I g i 1 , -',' ,-',.,, F 3 yy L,. r. ..ii A , 4 ' r ... .ll . ,. . . V , , W .K i 5 'H K S i I V General Surgery Cenito-Urinary Head Surgery DR. CORNELIUS FRANKLE, M.D. DR. ABRAHAM GORDAY, M.D. DR. CHESTER GOODNOW, M.D Nursing Service Supervisors MRS. H. LANDRY-Evening Supervisor MRS. M. J. METZ MRS. R. ELLISHEvening Supervisor MRS. C. MITCHELL MRS. I. HOLMES-Recovery Room MISS E. PARKS Director of Nurses MRS. MARY DETYESS MRS. I.. ROTH-7-3 Supervisor MRS. H. SHELTONYCentral Supply MRS. E. MADDEN-0.B. MISS R. THOMPSON-E.R. MISS V. CUTHBERT-0.R. MRS. M. GAUTIER-2-South MISS V. BREWER-4-South MISS M. BLOOMQUIST-Fifth MRS. E. HILL-3-South MRS. M. CRANBERRY-Sixth hospital I-I PHARMACY DIET KITCHEN 1 EMERGENCY ROOM NURSERY Many departments, both large and small, comprise the make-up of a hospital. To the general public, many of these departments, such as the Central Supply, Pharmacy, and the Recovery Room, are unknown. But when these and the other depart- ments work together, they enable the patient to get maximum benefit from his hospital stay. STORES X-RAY MAINTENANCE LABORATORY department BLOOD BANK Not only do they benefit the patient, but they also enable the student nurses to obtain excellent in- struction and working experience. To these departments we say, 4'Thank you for a, job well done and may your service be even big- ger and better in the futuref' RECOVERY ROOM OPERATING ROOM CHAPEL l L 5 L PHYSICAL THERAPY -...M 'H' CENTRAL SUPPLY DR. C. B. CUNNINGHAM, M.D. DR. BERNARD T. BELL, M.D. Gynecology Opthalmology insfrucfors of special courses V' Vi In -a y , MISS v. CUTHBERT, R.N. . Q if Operating Room Technique '7 DR. C. GOODNOW, M.D. DR. A. APPLEYARD, I D Otorhinolaryngology Dermatology MISS RAMONA POWERS DR. ABRAHAM GORDAY, M.D. Nutrition DR. J. PILKINGTON, M D Urology Obstetrics MRS. MADDON Obstetrical Nursing Not shown DR. IRWIN S. LEINBACH, M.D. DR. IRA EVANS, M.D. Orthopedics Pathology MR. REHBERG Pharmacology Not shown S Z-Z Z Z! in SM ff e sa gggg: A ,l il' ?n preclinical class CLASS OFFICERS-Left to right: Constance Becker, Vice Presidentg Betty Zinsmeister, Presidentg Margie Benjamin, Secretaryg and Jane Davies, Treasurer class history Being a Hbedriddenw member of the Chase family, of hospital procedure practice dolls l first met the class of ,57 in the nursing arts laboratory. I had seen before on the faces of other student nurses the look of pride that each of the forty seven uprobies wore above their new uniforms, but new to me were the experiences that they told me about throughout their first months of training - the 'cget acquainted parties with Junior College, the program in which they displayed to the student body the fine arts of holding lollipops and rendering forth with blue notes, and the skill with which they used bandage scissors to cut snowflakes for the Sunshine Snow Stormf, The lure of real snow took many of the class members away from school during Christmas vacationg even the local Floridans deserted the lab for a week of floor duty in the hospital. The new year brought with it an air of expectancy as the pre-clinicals neared their goal - capping! Early in March they realized the highlight of their training as they joined in an inspirational service to take as their own the Florence Nightingale Pledge, their Symbolic Nightingale lamps, and their treasured white caps. if ..wr 'i QMM Wx 5 .1 ,sk , fi s 6 Xt13x14'zh , Q. f 1, N' JUDITH ATKINS CONSTANCE BECKER MARJORIE BENJAMIN NANCY BURDICK CARMEL CANNELLA BETTY ANN CARTER PEGGY CARTER RACHEL COLADO AUDREY COOK MARSHA COVEY JANE DAVIES LILLIAN DAYS SARA DEVANE SARA DRISCOLL GRACE FISH NORMA FORD PATRICIA FULMER ALICIA CAGE MARTHA GERSEE SHIRLEY HAMMER CAROL HEAD JOAN HOPSON JOANNE HUMMER MARCIA JEWETT JANET JOHNSON TONI KIMBROUGH LOIS KIRBY PATRICIA KLUTTS HELEN LESTER GEORGIA LEWIS MARGUERITE NICKOLOS MARIE ORTNER HILDA PALENIUS CAROLYN PETERS JUDIE PRESTON ARNENE QUILLEN JEANNINE STORTS ELAINE TOKOS CAROLYN TROESTER MARY UMMARINO MARJORIE VANN NANCY VARNEY SANDRA WILCOX AUGUSTA WHITE JEANINE WRIGHT BETTY ZINSMEISTER 562' ,, , ,lg junior class Left to right: Iva Engelhart, Vice Presidentg Virginia Fernald, Treasurerg Anne Donaldson, President. Not shown: Marlene Hawkins, Secretary. class history Peacefully secure behind our instructors aprons were we, the youngest group in the school, when suddenly we acquired our Junior stripe and the realization that We had moved up a step with a new group taking our place. .Assignments to Diet Kitchen, Surgery, Obstetrics, and Recovery Room Very much scattered our small group as we started out to gain experience and to win our reputation. No group amounts to anything without some social activity to offset work. Behind the scenes found some taking up water-skiing, others enjoying their leisure hours at Lakewood Country Club, and still others with their 'flamy' sessions. Christmas found Lovena Steel, alias Santa Claus, making rounds at lVl.P.H. February was a busy month - the Class sponsored a house dance and had a hay ride. April marked another split in our group as some left for clinical experience in pe- diatrics at Birmingham. Then the last part of May brought the day that we had all worked so hard for: the Senior prom, held at Lakewood Country Club. A few days later another groupof classmates left for Chatty', . . . and clinical experience in psychiatry. Now at last we are ready to add that final stripe to our cap and we hope that we will be able to accept the responsibilities of seniors. .IULIANNE ALLISON EVELYN ARICK IRENE BILLINGHAM BEVERLY ANN BOLT CORNELIA CALVERT ANN DONALDSON IVA NASH ENGELHART VIRGINIA FERNALD MARY FROST ALICE HARDING MARLENE HAWKINS MARGARET JACKSON EDNA KLEEN CECILE LANE GAYLE LEDGERWOOD BARBARA MANUEL NW! JANET MATTESON PATRICIA MERCHANT NANCY NEEL PATRICIA PEEL SALLY PRIETO MARY ANN SPOT0 LOVENA STEELE CAROL STULER PHYLLIS WALKER MELINDA BERTOLINE WAGNER ANN WHITING JO ANN WORKS W x DOROTHY PERRY : 1, xxx President SUSAN GARNER Vice President KAY HIGGINS Treasurer MARJORIE CASTO senior class Secretary MARY LOU HARRIS class history Three short years ago, with pounding hearts and trembling knees, we walked into the school office to meet our director and be assigned to our roommates. What a time we had those first few weeks learning everyone7s names and looking through the ustacksl' of books we were given! After weeks of hard work and study, we advanced from '4Mrs. Chasen to our first real live patient. Remember how important we thought we were when we could take temperatures? ln March 1953, we realized all our hard studying was worthwhile when Mrs. Terrill placed that plain cap on our heads. The next six months flew by and in September we received our first stripe. Soon it was time to start on affiliations in Birmingham and Chattahoochee. Excited and sad at the same time, we bade our fellow classmates good-bye. September 19541, we received our second stripe for our caps. We realized how un- worthy we really felt. Our last year of training, and there was still so much to learn. After three years, we achieved our highest goal . . . Graduation. Thanks to all those at Mound Park who have taught us so much by their understand- ing and patience. Beyond each of us lies a new field of serving and learning. Each will go her own way but, We'll not forget each other though we're far, far away. .april--1 Wm DOROTHY GYORY ADKINS DOTTIE Montgomery, Alabama To the woods f Clee Clubg Student Council, Second Vice President. Representative: Annual Staffg Dance Committee Chairman. AUDREY BERKES BERTOSSA TOOGE Springdale, Pennsylvania I want to go home! Glee Clubg Dance Committeeg Student Council, Alternate Secretary, Repre- sentativeg Student Nurses Association, First Vice President, Convention, Class Nominations Committee Chairman. JOAN MARIE BLACKFORD JOANIE Duluth, Minnesota Oh dear, whatlll I wear? Clee Clubg Dance Committeeg Volley- hallg' Basketball. LOUISE JOAN BOLING ,IOANIE Bradenton, Florida No saying but what iz laugh Glee Clubg Volleyballg Basketballg Dance Committee, Master of Ceremonyg Softball. MARJORIE LUCILLE CASTO CAP Ripley, West Virginia Boy, You know it! Glee Club, Volleyball, Baskethallg Softballg Water Skiingg Student Coun- cil, Athletic Committee Chairman, Social Committee Chairmang Senior Class Treasurerg Dance Committee. SALLY CATHRYN CERCONE SAL Buffalo, New York Ilm climbing the walls tonight Glee Clubg Dance Committee, Make- up, Decorations, Annual Staffg Bas- ketball. EDNA LYNNE COFFEY COF Oaklyn, New Jersey If you smile real purty! Glee Club, Dance Committee, Decora tions, Volleyball. BARBARA D,ANNA ANN-BARB Detroit, Michigan You d0n't mean it Student Council, Athletic Committee Chairman, Alternate Class Representa- tive, Volleyball, Basketballg Softballg Water Skiingg Glee Club, Dance Com- mittee, Entertainment. JOYCE WIINIFRED DEAN DEAN BEAN Buxton, Maine She's a sweet 'ole soul C-lee Club, Dance Committee, Decora- tionsg Volleyball, Softballg Basketball. CAROL JEAN ENIX CAROL Harlon, Kentucky That's for the birds Glee Club, Volleyballg Softball, Dance Committee, Decorations, Junior Class Vice Presidentg Student Nurses As- sociation, Treasurerg House Commit- KCC. MARJORIE ANN FAULK MARGIE St. Petersburg, Florida Oh me! Clee Club, Volleyballg Softballg Bas- ketball, Class Vice President, Presi- dent, Student Nurses Association, First Vice Presidentg Student Council, First Vice President, Secretary, Alternate House Chairmang Annual Staff. JENNIE 0R1s GAGNON JANE Rockville Centre, New York Oh come on you guys! Glee Clubg Dance Committee, Enter- tainmentg Basketballg Volleyball, Soft- ball. W1 GLORIA SUSAN GARNER SUE Tampa, Florida For heavenis sake! Clee Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Class President, Student Council, Program Chairman, President, Student Nurses Association, District President, State Vice President, State and National Convention, A n n u al Staff. DORIS LEE HANSON DODO Bradenton, Florida Where's the party? Glee Club, Volleyball, Dance Com- mittee, Decorations, Class Treasurer, Athletic Committee. MARY LOUISE HARRIS LOU Coudersport, Pennsylvania Gee, if we only had a car Clee Club, Dance Committee, Decora- tions, Class Secretary, Sergeant-ab Arms. PAULA MONTAGUE HELMS PODIE St. Petersburg, Florida Gene is waiting for me Glee Club, Dance Committee, Enter- tainment, Decorations. KATHRYN MAY HIGGINS KAY Steubenville, Ohio Wait - Philis going to call Clee Club, Volleyball, Water Skiing, Dance Committee, Senior Class, Vice President. BEVERLY ANN Ho0K BEV Tampa, Florida I dorft know Glee Club, Dance Committee, Decora- tions, Class Treasurer, Secretary, Stu- dent Council, Uniform Committee Chairman. DONNA MAE HUTTON HUT Amherst, Ohio Hey Dad. Dig that crazy cat! Glee Club, Dance Committee, Class Seen-taryg Student Council, Big Sister Committee Chairmang Annual Staff, Co-Editor. SHIRLEY ANN HYLTON HILTIE St. Petersburg. Florida 1,156 got to meet that red Convertible Clee Clubg Dance Committee. Enter- tainment, Decorations, Annual4Staffg Volleyball, Publicity Committeeg Big Sister Committeeg Program Committee. MARY F. KOIINKE MURPH Excelsior. Minnesota Thafs the first mistake I ever made Clee Club: Volleyballg Basketballg Softball: Water Skiing: Dance Com- mittee. Entertainmentg Student Coun- cil. Uniform Committee Chairman. Al- ternate Chairmang House Committeeg Handbook Committee, Annual Staff. FRANCES SUE LINSIN FRAIVCY Billings, Montana I lll0I1,L caref Clee Club, Dance Committee, Refresh- ments. Entertainment, Volleyball. MARTHA MARIE NICHOLS RE Oxford, Florida I'1'e just got to write that boy Glee Clubg Dance Committee, Decora- tions. JACQUELYN O,NEAL VAN BENTHUYSEN Tampa. Florida Oh dear Glee Club, Dance Committee, Enter- tainmentg Volleyball. KW .e L3 E If ,gi 9. just-ew A UNA ELOISE Woon WOODY Republic of Honduras You Comanchean Indian Clee Clubg Volleyballg Basketballg Student Councilg Nominations Com mittee Chairmang Dance Committee PATRICIA MEREDITH YOUNG PATTY St. Petersburg, Florida Awe Shucks! Glee Clubg Basketballg Volleyballg Dance Committee, Music, Entertain- mentg Student Nurses Association, Sec- retaryg House Committee. gone, but not forgoffen CAROL ARRAMS MARGIE GODDARD ALLEN ALICE DEMPSEY FRANCIS COCHRAN JoAN CooK EARLY PAT FREEMAN ANN GOULDING PAT KNELLER JEAN WRIGHT LINDSEY JERRY SKIPPER SALLY PEDERSON MILLIE PRATHER CAROLYN RHODES JEANNE TEAFF BETTY Jo WALKER DOTTIE WARREN JANE WOLFE sfudenf council . . . Executive Board of Student Government Front row, left to right: B. D'anna, l. Englehart, S. Garner, S. Prieto, J. Allison. Back row: V. Fernald, L. Steele, B. Zinsmeister, E. Arick, P. Peel, C. Lane, A. Donaldson. Not shown: B. Hook, M. Falk, A. Bertossa, E. Wood. sfudenf nurses association . . . Our Professional Organization Seated, left to right: P. Merchant, M. Wagner, C. Canella, C. Lane, C. Stuler, V. Fernald, S. Driscoll, S. Wilcox, A. White. Second row: H. Lester, M. Vann. L. Days, J. Johnson, L. Steele, M. Spoto, A. Donaldson, J. Allison, J. Davies, S. Hammer, S. DeVane, P. Fulmer, A. Kimbrough. Third row: S. Garner, P. Carter, Kirby, P. Klutz, M. Nichols, C. Lewis, C. Becker, B. Zins- meister. Fourth row: N. Burdick, J. Preston, M. Quillan, M. Benjamin, and J. Wright. glee club With a song in their hearts Back row, left to right: M. Quillen, M. Benjamin, L. Kirby, B. Zinsmeister, P. Carter, L. Days, J. Allison, S. Hammer, Spoto, S. DeVane. Seated: N. Burdick, J. Wright, J. Davies, C. Becker, Mrs, Wlhite, Director. mound park christian youfh fellowship . A closer walk with Thee Left to right: M. Faulk, S. Garner, H. Palenius, P. Fulmer, E. Wood, M. Cersee, P. Carter, V. Fernaicl. L. Days. people foo nice to forget -'els DR. RUDOLPH G. SZABO, M.D. Chief Resident DR. ROBERT I. LINK, M.D. Among some of the nicest people we have met in Mound Park this year are our IN- TERNS and RESIDENTS. On the floors, they have taken time out from a busy schedule to guide and help us. They can always be seen wearing a smile, even after being awake per- haps most of the night caring for their pa- tients. Their work is endless but rewarding. We, as students, appreciate each of you and wish you success for a promising future. DR. WILLIAM M. KEMP, M.D. DR. RUDOLPH C. GARBER, M.D. DR. LOUIS S. MOORE, M.D. DR. GEORGE S. FRITZ, M.D. DR. MARION F. WELLS, M.D. DR. ROBERT C. JUDD, M.D DR. ROBERT KOEHLER M D DR. HENRY T. HARRISON down memory lane ,J MRACHN and DR. KNIGHT Two Wheels at Work ,,,...r JACK He Knows the Key to Our Hearts DR. CHARLES FARRINGTON Hospital Scenery . . . 'iThe Brighter Side Our training at Mound Park could never have been complete without these wonderful friends we made along the way. They have watched us grow from quivering uprobiesn to grad- uate nurses. Through tears and laughter HOUSEMOTHERS Our Moms these have stood behind us, and as we bid them farewell we pause to say a final THANK YOU. PAUL We Treasure His CECELIA and ANNIE MAE 4'Where's Rachel ? 3:5 V' . . ' T. r Bois sARoN Vitamins Any0ne?', Friendship , . nap hots lt's a Dreameris Paradise. Look Out for Bears, Cap! I , SF'- I Guess W'here to-? CHATTY Off to Affiliations. Remember the Place? Working Hard Girls? Wllt Drop ii, GiflS! Y I .Wai ATSYICS for Elbert? Gosh That Sun Was Bright. TWO Living Dolls. li' Who reads signs? Foiled again. A' iffz' ,ff K i f 2 , S ,A X if yn an Q -1:, - i 3-: ' ' '. A - , Q, . if 5 if t 1,?1td?, .Q J I .. in ug l xx ' F y Ye ole' Gang. Silly, it runs! Who says Marilyn has everything? Always at Home the Woods! Our Last Day in Chatty! .,,, 17 NTHANCE I-I fl C2 I3 I 'I' K I Who's Hungry? Nurse, I'm wore' Who's your friend? i Pals. Santa has good taste these days. f Goofing on the Cre-Hn! Off 10 J, C, Lakewood - Christmas Dance. ffl in , ,' Champs. Look Ma, I can fly! P -2 Q , j Contentecl as Elsie. robu Prank.. Loafmg at Laknwood. fro - A 'AL' em Q g ,.,, I hy.. . . W my ff' .. -- :H 2 mf, PM s 4m.:f.k 3 we fif 5 ii ff I :Ei Q , M .. ,L 5 ,ff Wfi. , e 5 if N Q mm, ' s 'Q A 4 ' ,If-',,f 1 f Y ,.Q. ,V ., E A if Ah 1 , I ,. 2 47'-aw V k -' K--1-Q4 ' nf . , - H5535 A z W' iv , Q -, rx ' M 3 Ab , i N Q 5 + . 5 X3 1 1? LN rf, ,.,L,, Eg, 'un-. MM MM -w. . 'N uhh, NK, fi: , 'gN' , ' J 'uw Q a KW XM K if mr. and miss ufopia tech JOHN GREEN and MARY LOU ENGLAND f ,, i t lfsa E 'A 45 f 1: - af' ff ,. , . nw: ,f E K, , -1:- gn' 'j1:+. vga X, f my , 1 -'hx - x dxf, - V-'f ,fr v 5 - 1. :em 11? ,gm www. , me. X . , X A 1 Q www v ,,1 Mx - yv.'k 4. xnxwf WXK . 1- H n,nfXxL sq, E 1 xx 1 1 xL.,K 1, 3 if x, 251 1e W5 '? Q' . 'Wm' Q ioe and iane college DON ALTIILRI and CHARLOTIIL XOUNG M ,, Xian, 'X mr. and miss command performance BOB FISHER and MARY JANE MARRIOT mr. and miss olympics DAVE TOTTEN and TOPSI STATON , , f gm, Qa'Wafek .MHSRW 9 1 3 . 5 Z 1 i 1Li 1 Z M IE 3 X .. ? Q z , Q .M MW? ,W . mx MH ig 1 Q gl: ' M 'Q -5552. Ki ,L mosf friendly JACK TURNER and PALME MCDONALD 5 academy awards To those who have hettered our college days through fine leadership, hard work and patience, here the Troiad wishes to give recognition. These people have made our college days more enjoyable, interesting and productive. We owe them a debt that can never he paid. 'ws BARBARA ALLEN KATHY BEEHLER AUDREY BERTOSSA FRANKY CROCKETT , . f rt- . 13- at BARBARA FERRIS SUSAN GARNER JUNE GRANT BOB JONES FRED LAMB MARLENE DUFAUX MARJORIE FAULK RALPH PATTON CHRIS RACER .Min-...f,. - ,Q-in TOM ROSSETER LOIS STEIN DAN THOMPSON DICK WEAVER JOHN WELLS the mistletoe ball The annual Alumni Dance held at the Soreno Hotel during the Christmas season was reigned over by QUEEN MARY LOU ENGLAND, and ATTENDANTS JOANNE BOLTON and JUNE GRANT. Af. gL 5 .W 5 x 1? fair! FH? M rt A f- 2 lil: e -W if gm. -r . 'wt Q .lt W 5 ,tg ' wraesifi 'iii if-it if Af , f . 'afywyawiv af ' -Av ,.,, TK ' K t W K . ff? ,g- Y mf- f- V . , v Ei W ant a ride? Wanted. Sleeping beauty? SHOT' WSW Ji' r 424' fe me-:,.f-f. 42-wi MU' kim .N f ? Ll 'E 1 ff h 5 E, Let me g0AL . Honey-Love Music Master Miglmty-Man Hug-shot Campus Capers. Green Thumb. .r 3,1 Big Beach Brawl 94255 SQA. giggif 'W wie., 'K . S Bird Boy! 25? f .k ,A 1. Going riding? 2. 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If ART CLUB X X Rvvv' XZ' '- 6 G KK F55 Q U jg , I X Q' X-1 C goofs nogg- fist' U ix A QPELA C My Q9 MMM L X HUIR ' Tacy .A.,1AAi gvg-fllfg-IA KA PPA Su 'ftzfigiigiilil 'v-v-.. 4- Ag , In-Avglg vvvvvvrwiw - .svx A A A A Q l A A A ' ' ' i 'A'A'A'- v - WA' v -L45-4Sv4nv4g-4v4,v'JxvA-JL 421, VJiAW4Y slvilglxlx AAAA '-'vL----4YJK.Jk+44kAAJnA,A-1ggA4,,,xA,AA '----vvv- v--.vvw A ,-W .Ln-A.....i, student faculty committee social affairs committee Left to right: Bob Jones Mr. Gay June Grant Dean Tolle Mr. Smout Dean West Ann Strickland Mrs. Scott .lack Turner Mr. Noel Left to right: Mary Lou England Fred Lamb Don Altieri Marlene Du Faux Jack Turner Left to right, seated: Miss Porter Miss Parker Miss Geiger Mr. Noel Standing: .lufly Camester Palme McDonald Bob Jones Joan Shaffer Tom Rosseter John Green Scarf Turner Left ro right, seated: Henrietta Davis Nancy Daugherty Charlotte Young Standing: Don Altieri Fred Lamb ' Paul Halyarml Bob Jones John Green 3 .Q ....-gm publication board scholastic affairs committee Hr- i S X . s K f men's inferclub council women's inferclub council Left to right: Ray Savage Bill Huffman George Perkins Jerome Thompson Don Altieri President Neil Gatewood Tom Campbell Bill Wenstrom Leroy Milman First row, left to right: Mary Lou England President Second row: Shirley Clark Louis Stein Judy Gamester Third row: .lean Swivel Barbara Carroll Fourth row: Dolores Scales .lane Grogan Fifth row: Faith Olson .lo Cummings Tom Cam P Phil Royce Dick Weaver Mary Lane Doris Hust osi in n uce T p S Barbara B M 1 D F al' CHC men's athletic council women's athletic council ls .:.L ,f L, M.a,.mw,, -W.f,mML.m DONNA DYER Business Manager BOB FISHER Assistant Editor BOB JONES Editor-in-Chief NANCY PLATTE Managing Editor The Wooden Horse a student publication is dedicated to covering all of the cam- pus news plus the added attraction of interesting stories from the ACP and ICP bulletin services The staff IS predominantly Freshman thereby allowing them to The paper 1S highlighted by student feature stories and a well dlstributed coverage of NEWS STAFF Let to rzght stttmg Nancy Carson Sylvia Lush, Sandy Blackwell Pat Pat MISS LOIS GEIGER terson Standzng Bruce Emory Robert C. Jones, Bill Pierce i. l j. lv X KM E. gvfa H X tvs., ART and PHOTOGRAPHERS Sandy Phelps, Photography Editor, Nancy Reiss, Dick Shinn, Art Editor, Nancy Pierson, Don Cot- Feature Editor, Bob Jones, Editor-in-Chief, Lamar trell, Tim Katsarig, Trott, Sports Editor, Willa Russell, News Editor. COLUMNISTS and FEATURE WRITERS Emily Akel, Betty Cooper, Ann Strickland, Peggy Ryan, Ann Howard, Sybil Phelps, Mary Langan, Ginny Brainard, Sandy Peters, Iris Smith, Topsi Staton, Kally Stergos, Judy Gamester, , PAUL HALYARD Business Manager JOHN GREEN Editor-in-Chief LIZ SCHMITT Assistant Editor TIM KATSARIS Photographer froiad Work, Work and more Work was the theme of this year's Troiad Staff. We hope that you enjoy the fruit of our labor as much as we enjoyed working for you. Our suc- cess can only be attributed to your help and cooperation. MR, E, L, NOEL, JR. First row, left to right: J. Dean, D. Hutton, E. Wood Advisor Second row: S. Garner, B. Hook, S. Cercone. Sitting: Marylyn Dolan, Freshman Class pictures, STAFF-Left to right: Nancy Pierson, Makeup, Peggy Ryan, Sophomore Jingle Writer. Standing: Bernice Bosche, Typist, Fay Strain, Features, Kally Tom Rosseter, Sophomore Class pictures, Dan Stergos, Activities, Saralee Thorpe, Literary, Joan Thompson, Sophomore Class pictures, Bill Pierce, Shaffer, Social Clubs, Iris Smith, Social Clubs. Distribution. Dick Shinn, Art Editor, Esther Morrison, Feature Editor, Pat Patterson, Activities Editor, Don Dolph, Men's Sports Editor, Mary Lou England, Literary Editor, Topsi Staton, Makeup Editor, Pat Chin, Womerfs Sports Editor, Doris Hustin, Social Club Editor. Seated: Jeannine Green, Typing Editor. Y A Sir- ' 41 saw! hz ' lM f1u Q , First row, left to right: Horace Fite, Dick Spencer. Erl Mulligan, Janet Sieck, Juanita Kilgore, Bill Pierce, Jerry Polcar, Barbara Thornton, Faith Olson. Second row: Leroy Milman, George Pinizzotto, William Kilian, Ken Kerns, Teuila Stott, Clyrle lsr-tts, Julia Sever, Michael Kavouklis, Harold Dickerhoof, Stanley Birch, Norman Beven. Third row: Mary Langan, Sybil Phelps, Carl Bence, Covert Brock, Bob Walton, Stanton Kitt, Dan Abbott, Elwood Webb, Lucas Erokritos, Llewelyn Cook, Alan Levine. band DR. MANOR Band Director slit. 7 ills' T SQQ3k2SVQfS15SSZf First row, left to right: Pat Jackson, Rick Pardee. Second row: Dr. Manor, Teuila Stott, Barbara Thornton, Sue Powell, Jerry Polcar, Carol Kott. Third row: George Pinizzotto, Dick Spencer, Martin lsetts. orchestra One of the newest organizations at Utopia Tech this year was the formation of the orchestra. Under the supervision and direction of Dr. Manor, this new group soon grew in size and musical proficiency. Many hours of hard work and effort went into the perfectioning of their musical skills and talents. 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QQ. .Stl !sf!ef!ee! !es!ss!2e! hi !??!g!??!1?!r:!!:9ef' X the messiah Soloists for this yearls performance of the 6'Messiah,' were: Cloe Carroll, Franky Crockett, Mary Jane Marriott, Mary Shankle Widner, Elise Crook, Doris Kiker, Frances Ellinwood, Ralph Patton, Wayne Merrill, Wanetta Cramer Brown. Accom- panists were Nancy Carson and Betty Henry. Director was Dr. Harriette Ridley. First row, left to right: Mary Jane Marriott, Franky Crockett, Esther Morrison, Cloe Carroll, Nancy Carson, Accompanist. Second row: Fred Lamb. Doris Kiker, Francis Ellenwoocl, Joann Bolton, Sylvia Saunders, Mary Lane Johnson, John Harms, Curry Patton, Bob Jones, Don Altieri, .lack Turner, Ralph Patton, Bill King, Tom Rosseter. a cappella choir DR. HARRIETTE RIDLEY Director Seated: Mary Lane Johnson, Joann Bolton, Sylvia Saunders. Standing: Frankie Crockett, Mary .lane Marriott. froianeffes the coeds Seated: Nancy Carson. Standing: Esther Morrison, Cloe Carroll, Francis .Elinwood, Doris Kiker. Fred Lamb, Bob Jones, Franky Crockett, Mary Jane Marriott. Y? mixed quartet the froianaires Fred Lamb, Bob Jones, Ralph Patton, Jack Turner ! 3 1 3 S E mmm' Z Above: ,lim Harriott and Mary ,lane Marriott. Above right shows Chris Rager working in the radio room The Junior Collegiate Players is an honorary Dramatic X Fraternity for Junior Colleges. The Beta Chapter of S.P.,l.C. was installed in 1952. Ten points covering all 5- areas of play production and a MCW average must be at- Q tained in order to be eligible for membership. Mrs. Ro- berta M. Buchanan, head of the Junior College Speech Department is advisor for the club. junior collegiate players verse choir Z s l , l Seated, left to right: Ralph Patton, Nancy Cone, ,loan Shaffer, Mary Jane Marriott, Sandra Blackwell, Michael Lowery, Frank Marsh, Bill King, Nancy Reise, ,lim Harriott. Standing: Bar- bara McCullough, Bruce Ellis, Barbara Mosley. H 4 Standing, left to right: Sally Gramling, Barbara Rc-nick, Mildred Gross, Donna Underhill, Barbara Stephens, Robert Fisher, Char-laine Weeks, Anne Edwards, Pat Stanley. Sealed: Fawn Fawcett, Martha Bahmiller, Elaine Loranek, Dee Dee Butcher, Karlin McLeod. Cinderella, written by Char- lotte Churpenning and di- rected by Mrs. Roberta M. Buchanan, was put on this summer by the Playmakers for the Children's Theater. I Cl n d e re I I a Left to right: Donna Underhill, Barbara Stephens Dorothy, Mary Jane Marriott, and Toto, Dickie Marsh, The Wizard, Tim Katsaris, and his two guards, Ron watch the Witch of the West. Frankie Crockett, shrink McCall and Michael Lowery await the cominff visitors. out of sight. wizard of oz The Wizard of Oz, written by L. Frank Baum, was presented by the Playmakers this fall, and was sponsored by the Women7s Service League. Directed by Roberta M. Buchanan, the play was immensely enjoyed by both young and old. The Witch of the North, Nancy Lee Cone, the Scarecrow, Jim Harriott, and the Munchkins, Sandra Peters, Sandra Blackwell, and ,Ioan Shaffer, greet Dorothy upon her arrival in the land of Oz. as , 'im . r -. 'v 4. E Q E 1 hu -9 H of f 5 in . 3' a ffiif K 1' - -QQ 3225531 X f few .. - g A X S . 3 3225: . 12-1-- 4-, fispiifffilfiifs np 1 M 2 , I . - b' X 'F I , 'fzfff f First row, left lo right: Bill King. John Crt-cn. Michael Lowery, Frank Marsh. Jim Harriott. Bob Fisher, Tim Katsaris, Ralph Paton. Second row: Bette Jackson, Elise Crook, Betty Theios. Nancy Cone, Carol Cawryla, Marlene Glasslrurn. joan Shaffer. Franky Crockett, Barbara McCollougli. Mary ,lane Marriott, Sandy Blackwell, Sandra Peters, Barbara Moseley. Third row: Juanita Kilgore Charlene Nlathics, Judy Sew-r, Jr-an Swivel, ,lane Ann Miller. playmakers The object of Playmakers is to provide an outlet for ar- tistic self expression which well result in creditable dra- matic productions. Awards consist of plaques, silver masks, gold masks, and gold keys. MBS. ROBERTA BUCHANAN Advisor 2 J is First row, left to right: Frankie Crockett, Sylvia Saunders, Mary Lane Johnson, Mary Jane Mar- riott, Doris Kiker, Francis Ellinwoocl. Cloe Carroll, Esther Morrison, Nancy Carson. Second row: Gus Verherul, Jay Rowen, JoAnne Bolton, Barbara McCullough, Barbara Moseley, Ramona Rick etts, Charlene Mathies, Fay Strain, Lewella Stott. Third row: Bill King, Don Altieri, Tom Rosseter John Harms, Larry Welke, Currie Patton, Ralph Patton, Jack Turner, Frank Marsh, Fred Lamb Dr. Ridly. clef club Originated by Dr. Harriette Ridley, the Clef Club began its journey into Music in 1935. Each month's meetings are held at a member's home with guest artists present to entertain. Clef Club brings better appreciation and understanding of music to its members as well as friendship together. President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, FRED LAMB Vice President , .....,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,, CURRIE PATTON Secretary , , MARY JANE MARRIOTT Treasurer ,,,,,,,,, FRANKY CROCKETT First row, left to right: John W'elIs, June Grant, Lois Stein, Sylvia Saunders, Henrietta Davis, Duncan Osborn. Second row: Ken Neet, Charles Bryan, Annette Ball, Tom Campbell, Liz Schmitt, Marlene Matouk, Doris Hustin, Joan Shaffer, Fay Strain, Andrew Byran, Pat Hartness, Merle Barlow, Alfred Eustos. Third row: Richard Strauss, Clyde Andrews, Miss Parker, Gail Geuther, Elizabeth Kovachevich, Elizabeth Moore, Carole Kendig, Jane Ann Miller, Elaine Sylvin, Nancy Pierson, Jean Swivel, Connie Heurich, Sylvia Rodriguez, W'illiarn Russell, Robert C. Jones, Bruce Ellis. First row, left to right: Nancy Reiss, Margie Carlson, John Bounds, Juanita Kilgore, Frank Bar- low, Judy Sever, Llewellyn Cook. Second row: Williame Russell, Bill Pierce, Jack Monek, Dennis Murphy, Jim Richardson, Connie Halm, Henrietta Davis, Ed Dickerhoff, Joanne Bolton, Danny Abbott, Nancy Lee Cone, Stanley Biech, Ann Strickland, Mr. Gay, Emily Akel. phi theta kappa OFFICERS HENRIETTA DAVIS President DUNCAN OSBORN Vice President SYLVIA SAUNDERS Secretary JOE JAMES Treasurer JUNE GRANT Historian liber opfim us OFFICERS DENNIS MURPHY President CONNIE HARNS Vice President JUDY SEVER Secretary-Treasurer it it 2 CHARLES O. SHOUT Acting Advisor ggi' Left row, front to bfzrlf: Tom Rosseter, Don Altieri, Charles Schuh, Dan Abbott, Bill Short, Joe Littlepage, Jerry Divers, Don Dolph, Paul Halyard. Right row: Dan Thompson, Dick Shinn, Bernie W'ade, Scharf Turner, Tom Kness, Bob Marshall, Fred Lamb. Jack Turner, Bill Schobel, Bob Anderson, John Green. President ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,. J OHN GREEN Vice President ,,,,,, ,,,,, C HARLES SCHUH Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, D 0 N ALTIEHI BOARD OF DIRECTORS-Dan Abbott, Paul Hal- yarcl, Scharf Turner, Bernie Wade, Bill Short A H . Q A .. ,'i l if .W , nf , A K K , ,-K R, K farm, ' 2 V Q ' A -' . ' D gfftiffkfii-L ,N Exif is -it ,J 4' .. 5 ' -5? f ' . Y 7 5 K ,. W S . L , on it t. gl. A A I c I rc I e MICHAEL M. BENNETT l Advisor less. an .. Sitting, left to right: Sandra Phelps, Evelyn Spirtos, Betty Lovering, Judy Severs, Mary Langan, Fay Snow. Connie Heurich, Fay Strain, Annette Ball, Henrietta Davis, Carol Huska, Liz Schmitt. Standing: Lamarr Trott, Alan Steinback. Charles Turner, ,lohn Wells, Dennis Murphy, Dick Weaver, Dick Fregoe, Stanton Kitt, Jerry Polcar, Dr. Chamberlain, Mrs. Scott, Mr. Gay, Bill Westcott, Don Cottrell, Tom Kness, Scharf Turner, Bill Schtohel, Dick Shinn, Don Altieri, Joe Littlepage, Jerome Thompson, Paul Halyarrl, Bob Jones. Alan Levine, Leroy Milman, Bill Russell. Seated, left to right: Gin-ny Brainard, Marylyn Dolan, Cartha Picckny, Dick Jockel, Ann Meunier. Second row: Donna Dyer,' Evelyn Spirtos, Nancy Carson, Call Ceuther, Jane Smith, Jane Grogan, Pat Chinn, Saralee Thorpe, Llewellyn Cook, Ben Finney, Ray Savage, Dennis Murphy, Bill Pierce, Liz Schmitt, Jo Ann Bolton. sci-mafh club OFFICERS PAUL HALYARD President LIZ SCHMITT Vice President FAY SNOW Acting Secretary-Treasurer future teachers of america OFFICERS CARTHA PINCKNY President DICK .IOCKEL Vice President MARYLYN DOLAN Treasurer ANN MEUNIER Secretary GINNY BRAINARD Historian german club OFFICERS DON ALTIERI President JOHN GREEN Vive President HENRIETTA DAVIS Secretary-Treasurer french club OFFICERS CHARLOTTE YOUNG President BARBETTE SMITH Vice President PEGGY RYAN Secretary-Treasurer Left to right: John Green, Joel Anderson, Don Cottrell, Bruce Emory, Tom Rosseter, Fred Lamb, Daisy Brock, Don Altieri, Connie Heurich, Gregory Schwenisberg, Henrietta Davis, Dr. Nossing, Ginny Brainard, Bill Wenstrom, June Koons, Ken Neet, Alan Levine, Randy Lee, Leroy Milman, Robert C, Jones, Ray Savage, Jerry Ervine, John Wells. Seated, left to right: Betty Jackman, Nancy Reiss, Charlene Mathies, Charlotte Young, Daisy Brock. Standing: Robert Woodward, Ray Savage, Fred Lamb, Rick Pardee, Robert Ellsworth, Barbette Smith, Joanne Shaffer, Dr. Nossing, Krisine Feyling, Jean Swivel, Sylvia Rodriquez, Tania Olson, Joan Decker, Nancy Cone. -.rr-nam,,4m w -' rf .-ni. , 4 u W , .fer me -na, m.,.,.',,.uf..wwemmmw,mmwm.waqwvma,::m-5 ax:Nrumnmstwmmmtwxzmm Y L I-SAA. M First row, left to right: Sybil Phelps, Iris Smith, Nancy Pierson, Sylvia Saunders, Kathy Beeler, Betty Ann Cooper. Second row: Mary Langan, Pat Patterson, Mrs. Longwell, Sylvia Lush, Palm McDonald, Barbara Allen. Third row: Jerry Divers, Emil Sales, Ken Kern, Max Hendrix. Fourth row: Jack Turner, Bob Jones, Lloyd Shaw. Seated, left to right: Fay Strain, Dick Fregoe, Marty Callahan. Second row: Kally Stergos, Evelyn Spirtos, Iris Smith, Nancy Pierson, Sandy Phelps, June Koons, Judy Hirshberg, Marlene Glass- burn, Sandra Peters, Warren Odell, Earl Pariscau, George Showell. Third row: Bob Fisher, Ben Finney, Ray Savage, Jerome Thompson, Augusta Poer, Lloyd Shaw, Lloyd Cambell, Scharf Turner. s Y' 5 nv if spanish club BOB JON ES President BETTY ANNE COOPER Vice President PAT PATTERSON Treasurer MARY LANGAN , Secretary arf club MARLENE GLASSBURN President MERLE BARLOW Vice President SANDRA PETERS Serretary-Treasurer 1, 123 . i, baphsf student union Seated, left to right: Fay Strain, San- dra Schwarzkolih, Esther Morrison, Cloe Carroll. Standing: Andrew Bryan, Jim Richardson, Barbara McCollough, Fred McAteer, Barbara Mosely, Charles Bryan. . 'qt is an canferbury club First row, left to right: Judy Camester, Sylvia Saunders, Margie Waters. Sec- ond row: Pat Patterson, Mrs. Scott. Kenn Kurr, Jane Smith. newman club First row, left to right: Lloyd Shaw, Ramon Gonsales, Joanne Cannon, Elizabeth Kovachevich, Peggy Ryan, Jane Grogan, Dick Fregoe, Bob Sim- mons. Second row: Stevens frwin, Mari- lyn Schauble. Michelina Morana, Jo Cummings, Jerry Polcar, Bill Russell, William Johnson, Pete Fellner, John Wescott, Mary Langan, Jeannie Mac- Alpine. Joan Cole, Carol Cawyrla. Crazy mixed-up kid!! St. Gm-urge and the- Dragon Bus Boy. Man with the Banjo. The Skyro Gang. Without furthvr ado . ' 9 ? .Q arquiris OFFICERS IUANITA KILGORE Secretary JANE SMITH Treasurer hs- -5 Vice President JANE GROGAN ICC 3 e DOLORES SCALES President Arquiris has completed one of its most succesful years, and now we are left with only happy memories of our many activities. In September we had our Get-Acquainted party. Our skit at the Dessert party was based on Broad- way's Pajama Game, and included renditions of Hey There and the Arquiris Came Song by the entire club membership. Featured was a tango in Hernando's Hide- awayw by Saralee Thorpe and Dolores Scales. During Bush Week, the club gave away lemonade and candy at our booth under the leadership of Rush Captain, Marilyn Schauble. In November, nineteen new girls pledged Arquiris and were received into the club at a banquet at Mary Langanfs home. New members felt very glamorous with the orchid corsages that they re- ceived at the banquet. Drizzling rain kept putting out our fire at the Veteranfs Day picnic at Belleair Beach, but we roasted hot dogs and marshmallows in disregard for the elements. In Decem- ber, athletic captain, Fay Snow led us to a perfect Volleyball season . . . five losses, no wins. Our Christmas party at Jane Crogan's home was highlighted by the cus- tomary exchange of Christmas presents. Another party in honor of our brother club, the MD's, found us dancing and singing. We gave the traditional Christmas basket to a needy family, and had the annual Alumnae Banquet at the Wedgewood Inn honoring our advisor, Miss Dumas. After exams, MD's gave a wonderful party for us at Bruce Emeryas house. MARTHA STEPHENSON We also began planning for the eighteenth annual Valentine's dance, with Martha Stephenson as dance chairman. Extensive advertising. including thumping hearts in Assembly and five-yard-long posters, attracted an enthusiastic crowd, and a good time was had by all. The uHeartbeat'7 Ball was held at the Y.W.C.A. hall and Jean- nine and John Green reigned as Queen and King of Hearts. Throughout the spring we enjoyed a round of parties, picnics, and school activities. The annual Hindu dinner at Miss Dumas' home was a big success, and we enjoyed the oriental dish which has been a favorite of the club for years. Around school our members distinguished themselves as the following: ICC Sec- retary, Spanish Club reporterg Wooden Horse, News Editorg Sci-Math, Secretary- Treasurerg Varsity Volleyball Team membersg Future Teachers of America mem- bersg Band and chorus membersg Playmakersg Newman Club membersg and French Club members. First row, left to right: Carol Gawryla, Mary Langan, Juanita Kilgore. Second row: Fay Snow, Bette Jackman, Miss Vera Dumas, Pat Jackson, Jane Grogan, Martha Stephenson, Jane Smith, Dolores Scales. OFFICERS NANCY CRAMER Secretary LOIS STEIN Presirlerzt JUNE GRANT Vice President JUDY GAMESTER ICC dido tremendous year with a fashion show, presented at the Pasadena Country Club. Returning members modeled en sembles typical of 'flane Collegef, This popular Miss was honored further during the annual Dessert Party Where she Late in August the enthusiastic Didos set the p witnessed the 6'Dial D for Didow television program spon sored by queen-size and regular-size Didos. Seventeen pledges had their first taste of all the fun that was in store when informal iniation was held around a bonfire on the beach, followed by a merry night of little slumber. Turkey and all the trimmings set the scene for formal initiation early in November. Didos and Pyramids and their dates combined for a great evening of dancing and eating, in a party that was to be the 'first of many. Along with the hectic days of Christmas time, Didos initiated candy apple sales. The annual Alumnae Tea introduced the social gatherings on December 19, when the annual achievement plaque was presented to club prexy, Lois Stein. To add to the holiday bustling. twenty-eight Didos turned their many talents and enthusiasm into presenting Midnite Magic on New Year's Eve. Top hats, horns, and pink elephants Were scattered throughout the magical setting of the Dido's annual dance. As second semester came sliding into view, prospects of new pledges, parties, and the happy climax of a houseparty, promised continued good times for the Didos. Along with the yearis festivities. llitlos captured many honors around the campus. Five were victorious in election races. llidos represented were on the sports scene with four lively cheerleaders. one ln-ing co-head cheerleader, and a meinlier of the woinenis varsity teams. The .l. C. music department shone with Dido talent in the way of three Trojanettes, two coetls, soloists, Hllorothyw of Playinakersl Wizard of Oz and several of the cast. Times J. C. correspondent, ineinlmers of hoth puhlication staffs. secretary to Dean West, Mistletoe Queen attendants, Midnite Magic Queen and Turkey Trot Queen round out Dido honors. Eight of JC7s twelve clubs have Dido officers. Yes, it has really been a year of fun and honors for all the Didos and their wonder- ful advisor, Mrs. Gladys Longwelll First row, left to right: Ann Colley, Nancy Cramer, Joan Shaffer. Second row: Betty Theios, Sylvia Saunders, Franky Crockett, Mrs. Gladys Longwell, June Cram, Ann Meunier, Kathy Be-ehler. Third row: Charlotte Young. liarhara Allen. Fourth row: .lutly Caniestcr, Marlene Nia- took, Betty Ann Cooper, Pat Hartness, Nancy Pierson, Doris Hustin, Laurel Wright, Jane Ann Miller, Joyce Lindsay, Pat Patterson, Cloe Carroll, Bernice Bosche, Joanne Bolton, Lois Stein. A hcc OFFICERS ELIZABETH KOVACHEVICH Vice President BARBARA CARROLL President JEAN SWIVEL ICC SHIRLEY MOSLEY Treasurer GAIL GEUTHER Secretary li 1 5 HCC started the year with the first college dance, the HShipwreck Shufflef' The decorations and floor show were carried out on the line of ship- wrecked sailors on a desert island. Immediately after initiation, the HCC Alumni Club gave a buffet supper for all new members. In the spring, the actives entertained the Alumni at a very successful party. The Christmas party was held in conjunction with one of the major projects of the year. This year the project was expanded, and two baskets were filled with food and toys for needy families. HCC also cooperated with the other social clubs in buying the rug for the Women's lounge. They also took active part on the Fashion Board, which was in conjunction with Maas Brothers. Various meetings, open houses, and parties were held throughout the year. Happy College Crew. .lust listening? First row, left to right: Annetta liek, Nancy Carson, Betty Roberts, Barbara Carroll, Sandra Blackwell, Gail C-euther. Second row: Helen West, Marjorie Carson, Sue Powell, Nancy LeVangie, Shirley Mosley, Mrs. Scott, Jean Swivel, Pat Kahn, Lucy Iacobus, Elizabeth Kovachevich. OFFICERS .IOANNE SMITH Secretary MARTHA CALLAHAN Treasurer MARY LOU ENGLAND President TOPSI STATON Athletic Captain SHIRLEY CLARK ICC Bermuda shorts, knee socks, white bucks, parties, sg and lots of spirit typified the '4Long-haired Lassiesw this year who started off the college season with a successful rush party at the home of Marty Calla- han. Pledge day found the LHIjers in their Ber- mudas and knee socks at the clever display in the front hall that everyone will remember teven Jack '- :a.Ifff5i5 , Webb went LHLI. New pledges found themselves in a whirl of activities which included a slumber party, a get-acquainted party by the Sigmas, and surprise informal initiation with the help of Pyramids. Other parties with the Sigmas and installation of new officers, followed the new members' formal initiation ceremony. The year also brought us a brand new advisor, Mrs. Margaret Fox, who was a former LI-IL president herself. The Christmas season brought forth the Annual Mistletoe Ball Cover which Mary Lou England, President, reignedj, the Annual Christmas Alumni Tea fa happy re- union of past LHL'ersl, the Christmas project, the Christmas basket to the needy family, and the New Yearis Party with Sigmas, a perfect climax to a wonderful and busy vacation. The New Year began with business meetings, plans for future activities which in- cluded the St. Patrick's Day Dance and new pledges, and a 'Lfarewell to first semes- terw party with the Sigmas. LHL was well represented in all school activities. Topsi Staton was one of the Head Cheerleaders with Joanna Starzinger, Sharon Scott, and Ann Strickland falso Sec- retary of the Freshman Classj cheering with her. Mary Lou England was ICC Presi- dent, Nancy Platte, Managing Editor of the Wooden Horse and member of Phi Theta Kappa, Liz Schmitt, Vice President of Sci-Math, and Assistant Editor of the Troiaclg Barbara Drescher, President of Future Teachers of America. LHL had members on the Athletic Council and other school organzations. With the close of second semester, the LHL'ers looked back on a prosperous and wonderful college year with memories of their successful dance and the many get- togethers and activities that will remain in the mind of each Long-haired Lassief, First row, left to right: Sandy Phelps, Liz Schmitt, Joy Hyatt, Shirley Clark. Second row: Mari- lyn Dolan, Joanna Starzinger, Sharon Scott, JoAnne Smith, Annette Ball, Marty Callahan, Dodo DeGomar, Pat Allen. Third row: Barbara Hayman, Elaine Sylvin, Nancy Platte, Doris Kiker, Sandy Schwarzkoph, Mary Lou England, Topsi Staton, Barbara Burnett, Marlene DuFaux. OFFICERS FAITH OLSON ICC MARY LANE JOHNSON Treasurer ALICE FORNEY President .IO CUMMINGS Vice President MARLENE GLASSBURN Secretary ITIGHO Mano's theme this year was the Hit Paraden and we began rushing with a smash hit and gay bal- loons. Music was the '4High and Mightyv theme and it was furnished with everyone's favorite rec- ords. Shortly after this, Mano members went about on 'II Need You Now routine. Many girls wanted to be a HSophisticated Ladyi' and became Mano pledges. The Happy Timev came when these pledges were pinned at a formal initiation at the Wedgewood Inn. Later, an informal initiation, uThe Wild One,77 was held. Before the evening was over, the new members were singing, HThere's Gonna Be a Great Dayf' for it was lVIano7s Mlaoveliest Night of the Yearf' By Thanksgiving, Mano was '4In the Mood for their annual dance, the Turkey Twirl. Everyone that attended was 4'Spellbound.'7 A combined Christmas and slumber party was held.in Clearwaterg it was lots of fun, but by the next morning 4'Them There Eyes were c'Deep Purple? Second semester was the nReturn to Paradisefi Talent, S orts, and Studies were P never in '4Careless Hands in the Mano Gang. There were uSmiles when the big party came around '4April Showersw time. As the year grew to a close, there were some 4'Blues'7 because '4Summertime7' was near and the girls had to say '4Till We Meet Againf' is Indians! The Mano Gang. Farewell Alice! ! First row, left to right: ,lo Cummings, Evelyn Spirtos. Second row: Barbara Ferris, Sylvia Lush, Kally Stergos, Judy Hirshberg, Faith Olson, Marlene Glassburn. Third row: Pat Mcldrim, Barbara Wittstruck, Palme McDonald, Alice Forney, Mary Lane Johnson, Mrs. Cantwell. rm s 2 an -or ,px 'mmf N,- OFFICERS JOHN STIGAARD Treasurer FRED LAMB Vice President TOM CAMPBELL President BOB FISHER Secretary DICK WEAVER Athletic Captain W The KT s started off the 1954- 55 school year with a beach rush party which attracted well over one hundred students. After first six-weeks grades come out KT accepted twenty-one new members, giving them full membership. KT intramural champions for the past three years won the football championship and placed the nine men on the all-star team. KT has some of the most outstanding boys in the school, including President and Vice President of the Sophomore Class, President of the Freshman Class, President of Playmakers, President of Clef Club, four members of the lVIen's Athletic Council, five men on the Varsity Basketball team, and three men on the Varsity tennis team. Socially KT had an initiation banquet at the Detroit Hotel for all new and old mem- bers, followed by an old fashioned hayride. The informal initiation was followed with a party at Jim Booth's house. Over the Christmas holidays, KT had a big stag party at Fred Young7s house. The KT Harem Party at the end of the first semester was the biggest party held and was attended by about forty couples. The accomplishments first semester were the securing of a club trophy and club pins, something the club hasn't had for many years. The end of the second semester was the time of.the KT dance. Krlvs also had several parties to top off the social activities for the year. Kneeling, left to right: Ken Neel, Ronnie Peterson, Chuck Burnham, Neil Gatewood, Jack Rinard, Jay Bowen, Bob Jones, John Harms, Lamarr Trott. Standing: Dr. Chamberlain, Phil Royce, Ken Kerns, John Keegan, Carter Tyler, Bob Walton, Davis Nelson, Bill Blodgett, John Stigaard. Don Zuchelli, Fred Lamb, Tom Campbell, Jim Hedman, Ben Finney, Bob Fisher, Frank Marsh, Jack Turner, Dick Weaver. L ' ,ini , OFFICERS BRUCE ENIERY Vice 'President RAY SAVAGE President , JERRY ERVINE Secretary-Treasurer -- ':-: -'-:g:gpga::9:,q.,.1-A , ., g,,.::gg g:f 1Ao':xox-,r:'.z:2- wfoognwg- - '-'-g:3:S5153gg:5: -gzggze:-::555g:.-.4- ' Aga.. . -'4:g:g:5 l d I f Mu Delta, Utopia Techis oldest social club, has, this , . . l 5- g55g?g5s5s5s, - 555555555 ,.,. l Yeeff eelebfefed the twenty-elehfh eeelvefeefy ef its founding. Starting With one member in Sepiem- ixi555f5ff?5fE5i55555f555f5i-5:55555555553525525Ei555955?555555S55555f55f53?55f55i55E5S5f''' ber. the club has grown to include seventeen - many of whom have returned to the group after a tour of military duty. The Men of the Screaming Eagle have three principal objectives: the cultivation of friendship, the promotion of social activities, and to aid in the growth of the school and community. This year's social calendar began with a get-acquainted spaghetti dinner during Rush Week. The remainder of the year was enlivened by a whirlwind of parties and accomplishments. At Christmas a- slave auction was held to raise funds for 'gCare and a local family. Also, a drive was conducted to collect clothing for HGoodwill.,' Later, a box social was staged in order to contribute to the college plaque. A series of Beach parties and joint socials with our auxiliary and sister club helped to keep the social season jumping with one party after another. imma, I my A 7 K 9, Xi kkk' A , .. QQA A2i,.: f , or Q fl Q Rest Period. First row, left to right: Carl Maier, Jerry Ervine, Alfred Eustos, Corky Cook. Second row: John Burgess, Dave Sellers, Bruce Emery, Ray Savage, Don Cottrell. in 4- 6- - OFFICERS TOM ROSSETER Secretary-Treasurer BERNIE WADE ICC PAUL HALYARD Vive President DON ALTIERI President f I p yra m ids ' IVE To start off a fabulous year, Pyramids held a rush f ilns . party at Tom Rosseter's house. With Don Altieri :-Z leading, Pyramids took some of the best pledges and remained one of the schoolis strongest clubs. Football season came and went with the Pyramids' gold and black making a good showing as usual. The annual initiation banquet at the Tides Bath Club was heartily enjoyed by all new and old members. Christmas season found a very busy club with the annual Christmas card sale and the new project of helping to distribute toys for underprivileged children. Then came basketball season with the Pyramid giants in there fighting strongly. The day after semester exams, the Fourth Annual Dixieland Jubilee was held at Lakewood Country Club. It was attended by a punchy bunch of exam-worn people who evidently had a good time dancing and watching the minstrel show. Near the end of the second semester, the club was treated to a wonderful spaghetti supper by Mrs. Noel at the SUB. This annual affair is looked forward to by all Pyramids with anxious and empty stomachs. The club helped the school by working on the construction of a new parking lot behind the SUB. Both the school and the club were aided by another new undertaking which was the sale of plastic covers for annuals. This ended up the year successfully and gave next year's Pyramids a fine start for a more successful future. MFOR A BETTER J.C., WATCH THE PYRAMIDS '1 'l 4' 44 The Big Payoff!! Lost Weekend? Kneeling, left to right: Leslie Meares, Don Altieri, Dick Jockel, Tom Rosseter, Dan Thompson, Jerome Thompson, Dave Totten, Bob Simmons, Joel Anderson. Standing: Hr. Noel, Dick Shinn, Bill Fischer, ,lohn Green, Paul Halyard, Joe Little-page, Don Dolph, Charles Schuh, Bernie Wade, Paul Ather, Bill Schohel, Scharf Turner, Emil Sales, Bob Bradford, Joe Chamberlain. emi , ' sf. - me . -an -W ,,..' w.1-'fu su - Q2 n .. wry .. ,hash f-sa. A, ,. ,. bf., . , we.,. f ...r w ,, . v V A L I - M' W, f' OFFICERS DOUG COLLINS ICC JERRY KEENEY Secretary TONY KLAPPAS Vice President ED MULLIGAN Treasurer sigma phi sigma As we look back, we can truly say that Sigma Phi Sigma has had one of its most successful years. The club greeted its new members with a dinner at the Chatterbox Restaurant. The first semester provided several parties with LHL. Turning now to the intramural sports, Sigmas placed a close second in football and did equally well in basketball, five members being chosen for the All-Star Team. The Varsity Basketball squad claimed four Sigmas. Spirits ran high and as final exams closed the first semester the LHL social club gave a New Year's Day party for the club and a good time was had by all. The new year of 1955 claimed several Sigmas to the'army. After a successful going away party at the VFW hall the ranks were immediately filled with new pledges. Dido social club was entertained at a get-acquainted party which was one of the highlights of the year. A boat ride on Tampa Bay and the traditional MBowery Ball marked the end of a wonderful school year. Our sincere thanks to our capable advisor, Mr. Boling his help, advice and tolerance were truly appreciated. First row, left to right: Doug Collins, Don Mowatt, Jerry Divers, Tom Kilkeary, Jerry James, Jerry Keeney, Phil Barry, Dick Bee. Second row: Mr. Bolin, Jimmy Baggs, George Perkins, Dennis Murphy, Jim Adair, Ken Kerr, Tony Klappas, Dick Fregoe, Cammy Killian, Edward Mulligan, Joe James. OFFICERS BILL DECROTEAU Vice President BILL WENSTROM President skyros Skyros Menls Club, having lost all its members in the 1954 graduation class, was spurred into activity by five men, Larry Wilson, ,lim Olson, Bill DeCroteau, Lloyd Shaw, and Bill Wenstrom. They wanted to keep the club alive for both scholastic and athletic participation. Rushing activities started with a very successful get-acquainted party at the home of a former member. Approximately seventy-five people were in at- tendance. After pledging and initiating eleven new members, Skyros contributed to the social and intramural program. Among our activities were a January beach party and a holiday dance at Easter. f l MGM Elmo and His Skyros. First row, left to right: Dr. Mauney, Bill Deffroteau, Bill Wenstrom, Alan Levine, Leroy Milman, Richard Teeter. Second row: James Ollsen, Vic Sandstrom, Sheldon Harris, John Wescott. A f 4:9 f ,. .Q an ,. , K , axial! K' 'K 4 .gm-'K ei mqpd ,f 'Huw The band makes its debut on television. Fascination. Jl1IlC,S Florida MAN. is E ig Slave anyone ? Long-haired Lassies. What's cooking ? WW if Q ' Q MISS ELEANORE GEHLEN and MR. GEORGE MCCROSSIN our coaches Leading the men's sports teams to victory during the 1954--55 season was Coach George McCrossin. Under his efforts, the varsity, intramural and the city-league teams all posted successful records over their opponents. The major fields of sports were football, basketball, and softball. The women's intramural and daily physical education programs were the main con- cern of Miss Gehlen. In these fields she taught the fundamentals of volleyball, bas- ketball, softball, wisket, and archery. ln addition, she also coached the womenls varsity sports teams which built up an impressive record this year. flu Th:-1t's dribbling? Up, up, and away! physical education iii N ixiw li A 1 'I J, A if ' 1 1 f li' ',g':g:::n1ll'g nMwL f:'1fQM ' n My My ,. . ' ' 'mix fi,-M Don't fight boys! Free-shot artist. Marbles anyone? d . f' I Outreached. I've got it! J X rv 4 I C fm- if - ' A n ...gg 'M V ' .i,' Y 1. lm ., N ' lg..-,-WM--' 'M 'Eli' i ly A 1. G 1 f M ' . ,f M K. ' A MA ,V ff .Q ,f-, . , ,, A 1-,,,,, , vw, , W .z '. 5 1 Y 5 L, , 'z ' '- 'i af' Q' f? 'w', ' ZA 1 ,rg '-nl mr. froian 10HN'KEEGAN most athletic girl AVICLYN STATON HA', TEAM Left to right: COACH MCCROSSIN NATHAN PERRY HARVEY BATES JERRY KEENEY JOHN KEEGAN RONNIE PETERSON DAVID TOTTEN KEN NEET varsity basketball UB77 Left to right: TOM CAMPBELL DAN ABBOTT SHELDON HARRIS LABMAR TROTT TOM KINEY BILL ROTHIS Q4 H wr William Ce-ns points out the score to manager, Tim Katsaris varsity tennis qv 4 5. .1 Yr if 7 Left I0 riglzti DICK WEAVER DICK EV-XNS JOE JAMES BILL ROTHAS BILL BLOGETT Left to right: Fay Snow, Margie Carlson, Mary Ferrell, Topsi Staton, Barbara Hayman, Tania Olson. volleyball basketball Left to right: Miss Gehlen, Margie Carlson, Barbara Ferris, Barbette Smith, Connie Heurich Marlene DuFaux, Mary Ferrell, Topsi Staton. 1. It's Mambo time. 2. Swish! I 3. D0n't you dare try it. 4.The line up. 5. Strike! 6. Strictly feminine. 7 To the showers. fy., Q get I Nl 'w,,.J gg? ' 1 physical education M44 7? 753 A Left to right: Ann Strickland, Sharon Scott, Topsi Staton, Doris Hustin, June Grant, Joanna Star zinger, Barbara Allen. cheerleaders Utopia Techis hall resoundecl often this year with the echo of fight, team, fight. Leading these cheers were the ever-faithful cheerleaders. Cheerleaders, activities in- cluded many things besides cheering our team to victory this year. Some of their proj- ects were: the sponsoring of bonfires to raise school spirit, the dances given at the SUB after home games, and the trips taken to cheer for our boys at out-of-town games. Left: Co4Hearl Cheerleader BARBARA ALLEN Right: Co-Head Cheerleader TOPSI STATON JUNE GRANT JOANNA STARZINGER SHARON SCOTT DORIS HUSTIN ANN STRICKLAND Gy zv' ' 4 Seated, left to right: Mary Langan, Mariam Waddell, Annette Ball, Jo Anne Smith, Standing: Llewellyn Cook, Sandra Peters, Margie Carlson, Barbette Smith, Marie Lewis, Bill Russell. bowling league An organization for those having time for and a spe- cial interest in the sport of bowling. The league is di- vided into two teams that compete for prizes. 5 . Vi arf ' , .Jack We-bb went LHL too! .Col Girls! Co! . Perfection Pf?I'SOIlifiCfi. .,Twas the night before Xmas . Grandma? . Whirley-Bird. .Sleepy Time Cai. Mcxfs Smoker? uDial AD' for Dido Young at Heart. Bermuda Blues. Completely Gone! Jam Session. No Other Love. . Good-bye Gals. .'5Just call me SHANE . Formal Fatigue. .Wfhe Bomb. .Just Leaving? .Give a Cheer! .Party Timf- Again. 'Y 2 P .fx 1 ,ffl nn... . .. . Q? 50: Bewitched. Dancing Dolls. Front Row Seats. . Knee-sock Rage. Mob Scene! . Three Musketeers .Flapper's Flounce . Oops! I l 'fe WW X E X V,i, Dapper Don. Our Team in Action . Music Master. Miss Geiger. Peace and Quiet. Miss Dumas. . Flaked Out! . Dr. Nossing. . Xmas Play. . Feet! ! I Bumpy Bus. yama imc ' , ' View 5 ,VW AMW! W MMV hifi Wd Wffcw' Wbmclff KMA-2 RJ M--e 1 -Say? C ogjgu-6 V W The 1955 TROIAD STAFF wishes to extend their heartfelt thanks to . Abby Photography Studio Taylor Company Representative John Wright and Taylor Publishing Company, for your co-operation and courtesy in the publishing of our yearbook. 3, WY-L EFA Ml M, nmwwsaz. iwww w: 'm,v-mf u, vm 'W I X ff' Daw WWW wx' W M ,f A LITHOGRAPHED Q 74afZofc-weak fzwijwww -4 YEARBOOK DALLAS o TEXAS lv mx x 5, it 1 W' aw '-11 F' 7 1-MQ ep dll? 'IL-Q,-Fifi gf xii? Y . i ,f:Af4Q43g: J?- '- 'V ' D. -as , W 115 -S f7'S 4 , ..-- 953 4 N T' I '- T J. 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