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Xloit' iIi,.n jlljlllll l,t-.,l,1,- ,,,l,,,l,,l th, rows ol tont rctc, hrit Is, :in I ' tls, - t-ntllt-ss t slccl. XI lion tlaisscs t lmugt- .it ton tmnutt-s lu tht- luittt, tl1t-it- is .i ton- stsiut strczun ol sct-niingly imptrisongil laitcs ol ltit ults, stutlt-nts, .intl .itlllHtttsll.tlHts, In lllls git-it l'nivct'sily, catch Izitu is ai trzinsitrnt. nott-tl hx tht- lt'll'Illlt'ss punth ul .i IIIHIIS - , . tt 1 lllXl ut it hint: tau li is rctluttrtl to ai Illllllllifli :intl ai tzntl. YCl, thc l'nnt-rsity is not :in inninimzitt- tolossus. It is siiltlrlllltlg inoit- th.m lllsl Iiuiltlings :intl clcttlronit' hraiins. lt is at tfllllllllllllly . . . at toinmuuitx ol pt-oplt-. lt is .i tomniunits t-sisti ng lor at spctilit purpose: to ctlutzttt' thost' who tonlt- to its tloois lu lwtoiut- it-sponsililv ltxitlt is in tht' worltl totlxiy, :intl to prohc tlct-pct' into thc unknoit'ns ol tht- unixt-ist-. lht- ltu tilts. tht- stutlt- IIIN, :intl l.llCZlillllllll5lI'1IllUll1ll'C inwpzirzilily liountl lo lllls pttrpostz I-Qiith group ol pcoplt- is iutt-grwl to thc othcrg thc tonnnunity tanmot Cxisl :intl lullill its ptttpost' without gill tlnt-t- glut IIN. As in :my toinmunity, lilc in thc l'nis't'rsits' is ai mixturt- ol niootls gintl Lttliolls. lht-rc is conformity :intl zipzttliyz ul'OlIlUl'lIlllf' to thzit whi h is trivizil :intl xipaitlir towgirtls thgit whith is incztningliulf' Tlicrc is rclzixaition :intl plczisurc t'n'ough pzirtitipzition in tht- niziny sotiqil cvt- llls :intl Cxtr:t-t'tn'rit'ulzn' aictivitics. But. Iictciusc of t'it- purpose ol lllls tommuuity. tht-ic is :ilso tlt-tIi- cation :intl hztrtl stutly: tlctliczition to onc's profession :intl hairtl stutly lor ltnowlt-tlgtr. Although the structure ol' the University community is unique, in onc zispctt it is siinilzu' lo other commttnitics: thcrc is always at sczirfh for thc l'ltim:itc. On tznnpus. sonic tonstiously HI' ITY AND ADMINI TRATION lt untonstiouslx' sczirtli lor it on thc sotittl ltitltlt-i. tht- p.nts tntun. oi in tht- .iltoholit .itino , , A N phcrt' ol' at ticztrlmx' puh: othcrs st-:ntli througli tlist llssltllls in tht- st-t lutlrtl tlllll tllllllt llalllf fl 'l ' ol at tollcc shop: others. who rtxilift- tht- nut- signilit.nitt ul tht I nist isiti. loolt lot ll III Ill' lil orattorv. in thc lilirztry. :intl in tht' house ol woisnp. .Xll thcsc tliiiI!s1i1'Cl1girtol lilicingi l'nixt-rsiix tonnnunits: .intl it-t. sonit- ol tht-in .nt- t llls IXI' . . - ,. A -- I -- - --' l I tntlt-nt. :intl oltcn lorgottcn. I-lui-tn tht' t-ic ol tht pliotogmpliti mptutts IIN IIHIHH1 1ll f ' N ' l it-ultx' 'tntl 'ttltninistrwtors -is thu' liit' tht- xt-gir lflfiilz tht- l-lllllllll l Nll l 'N f 'i ii'12 'l ' '-fm-mfuit-C t-Q-us thc tensions ol' thc ntintl wht-n L'XQIllIs h.ing olllillfitls in tht- :iir . . . tht- lrowns ol pliilosopIicrs -intl polititi4ins in ht-gut-tl tllstllssltlll . , . tht' solitntlt- ol gi tlttlitzitt-tl 'n l'vitlu'il ctiffwctl in -i strutwlc with thc iiiiltii-its-ii . . . tht- quit-I hours ivlit-n it-IIHIIHQ llllfllll tti . Dt, -I ss . the tlreanns ol tomorrow. 'l'his is :in intimzitc glimpse ol gi tonnnumts gintl its pt.-oplt-. . . I 2 ,Q 'vfl in . a I ,'., , Q 'X U . . - ' rhe United , vcry university community is built around a center of information Ours, the largest stgte umversltY lgrarxjlres each year, BeVlE ' '- -' .I 1 ' :wi mil. EAGQOOO volumes. This number grows at the rate of approximately 200.00 VO 'Ce am nifed Old Bcvicr Ha year. H., f-nv,-v 4-1 --ff' 'Hr -M , - , 1 r , ,..,..-. .,rqf-Q-531131 L.-. - - -- ' ' ' r- '. e f , 5,- Thc huge beams of the Fine and Applied Arts Building loom up near Huff Gym. lt will provide space for art and architecture classes. Tlac rguddy. planked wfalk over the steam tunnel construction area Across from the law building, grassy areas are torn up as CIUSC mafw S 'DS and BUS fOr SfUdeHTS durlng Our drerwchmg rains. workmen and surveyors continue their construction. i , is , .I I sa Up . . ' f .I , fy J tsp. -5,-,. 1 .,,, 1 -s MH- , I 51- I wk. - --' V f , , , Q1 sr, Q X X, - 5 tr- im? . K Wi 3, , I4 'QQ ' '-1 ' 1 YW' f g I nm 1.1 , e C , s . . 1, ,YA . , -A ' ' A. ' ' . I fi 1 V x 4 1 4 8 174 buili are n0f ' the Univ is always Heaps of clay, ture classes. 2 torn up as struction. V-1 'I' xii 1 i 'Y 1 .. ,A ' 'E:E 1 .9 V: 72 .1111 .-' U' '1 u ' .-,,,., if' i .--'R?f A'- 5 . 'ng' -3? ' 162 il' T6 N .si A t 797 Pin Pvtfi-4 ' gifs ,.jjf '- 3 .. 'fr-Q--, ' X'-e.. ' ,L ' J,,..f. vs, Q? n 1 . 6 - E .r fin . A . if- ab. K' U Asa 31 174 buildings are not enough . . . the University community is always expanding. The first half r Hn- F'iii,'.- , i, ,i i .-.igf.i -XY ,i'.- -uffii' LI Ilriw Ivvvx In iii Li' 5 ' Yr' Hcgypg gf clay, nmrkud lux, tim' cn rm' w V .1 , 5 '7 . r'? .1 ,l n if . . 'i' 4 'sw-Q-. :H '-f , ,, . , -ff' -' f PWA ' 0 I ' 'H' ,abc A ,sinh ' r I, U ' .I'-Hrqgy, '-I ' ,C ' .?fA I ' '. Tix' H -D. ' ' - I .' 4 , , , :' ' ' A UW , 4 s , -raw V -if, .' ' f 925. .. ,J .T 'ml .- 4, f' ' . -A L! Z'i 'Te1fi, if i'? a'ilS'2S-'.f ' i A i ,'Y . -, .. , or . ' .' , .nsff-'fv'f . afL.'...- .. s . . s- - 1 ' 4, . V ,- - -M +1 A 1 f f' A i fi- .il5:,'?'1 ' '- '- . ',, .. jd , ' , ' -V Qi5QfQ5 5f -'.., f' ' -, . L ' A . ,-' 4- . . frggwiif -A-,f fig - ga ,, . . ' fin i ' , - - '--f, H Q., iz ' '. ,114 ' ' .51 ,Y f ' e - I A .'1.ili g.'!'hv 1 4 ..lr.?4r-J. J I 0 , ' ,AA v: ,, , ' 1 fy., ' ,Lf ff 'byte' '.a:. 8 - , ' ' - .. .f, Aging. 'A-1 'fgf-. -I . In l. I 4 , I 4-. , ,,.., +A.. i , , f , - , 5 f- f'5.'f' UQ lf ' cs' 'f ' I- ' X a' f ' 1 -Hbfirfa sk - 'v.s'-sf ' , L Q . A 1 - f Lex,-.Q ' eff- .. 4. - -rx - v-.- fe '-- .1 ' 'fad-i' 'af' H- ' ' ' I 'Jr 1 .'--:A ' u . . - - , FY' ,, . .' I 1 ' J .f1,1 .' ' 4:1 . '- , , -,.f, . ' ' 4 -Y I f-r' - ll ' ,- ' .- .' fl f ' - Q f-fr f. V :p . ,- - - .r - , -f , . , . f by- ' ..- . Q L5 1-voflfjt -x f-' '-44' ,A ' 'rs-yr 0.1 . I, Sith- ' A1W!,1 f A V .. f .A ' T-.- .-L4-1 ,-. 1 9 1 'N' 4. We live, worlr, and learn N within the concrete, brick, and steel . . . The bell that once called students to chapel, and the clock that used to be hand-wound are class gifts novv in the Union tower. They once were located in the tvvo towers of University l-lall which stood lust south of the present Union. The face of the clock has been rejuve- nated by Ci ceramic engineer to prevent vvear and discoloration. HU d'fdS Ol tier 'UHZSYCH filGmCf1fS l3f'1ClUC9 5 Sffllfmg effect during darkness within the modern, newly finished mens residence halls The cyc of a camcm fu .. 4,r.w'.-..v. IWUIIQIIYWX' f'HWfLxrvw x 141-Uvvm vw rQ f The new physics building Crm I, I K .v A '.. 1 V Q' , . Q , 'r-. I ' U W, X-rv' f -.. '+-1'-2'.. ' Q-.N fl ,v July I .S+ 669 women lnvu ' ' ' ' ' ' 'V ' XB , ' . an ..--S fo fn. - TY P V , l s-53mg al' j, ,. yu--yy.-.--.,,...'j..L .- .1 . lux z...i-si The tower has not been changed although the building has seen two additions. A stone marker just north ot the tower reveals that the bells are a class gitt. Far below the enormous bells is the keY' board used only on special occasions. gs.-:swf -4 'Dinan '.1.KQ 'Y,:lf,' A'--IV J -au Y --If Al ld H. . .1 - A , ' w me 1ll l ilt .1 ri., library in lS96, was turned over to the College Qt Law in 1925 ., - , 'rf .3 rfiicr,-rllv named Altgeld Hall in 1955 an . - ' s 2 Q, ,. Cl T th in r- f' r the Department ot Mathematics glven O 9 College O The chimes of old lllbrary Tower marlr time for us Professor Robert Gra assisted by Ber- ya nard Steinberg, plays the chimes. The homf ,Bs ., ,V , Since the Fan of lg! the town-r is the key- msions. 'd by BCI'- Wes. 1 l 'Y . Q4 s .. 1, 'ig' ,s xqf 'Ni' 9' ' X. rw 4- alth ffl ' ' gf Hong' ou u u The home of ROTC hosts our registration and athletic events Xxx! s 7' 'iq 1' --f- u . ' , nv, 4 V ' ' A' Q . 4 ' - ' 4,f s . ls. I U I. .xxf.xl:H . ' -- f ' e 'Xi 3 n 'M ' 1 r C07 . if J.-,, , ' a-ff 'JWI7 -4 .Du-.A.4. Since the Fall of 1955 ,.. 2 'A 3 IVU' -7 J' , ,,, ,,....-.pp-.w-xl:-91-1-'1' , 1,n.. Ain' -v r e - .4-.nv 1-v-'-eu:r?vF!4'Qf-'.--A V. Qi--1 ' --: .4 - 'f - N. . 1, ' 1' I . .,,. ' 1. -- . ..,.f. , . .wx I f' . . -ix, .. 2 . ,uc u, -.., .. Lg - -7.1.4.5 -- . ' ,' ,.- . . '. ' ' a ' . 41 -H-N- . - .-- 11-:-f-1,-,, , -. , l X Yet, we lose 1 St' O X something familiar . . . with the fall ol the Ma-Wan-Da tree goes a rich tradition. -. ' . -Q.. N ' And so we lose an ancient friend. Never again will the Ma-Wan-Da plaque lung tlncrc to pay honor and recognition to the male leaders of the Campus. Ncvcr again will the gigantic tree shade the roaring, cheering mobs of a pep rally, Never will the sheltering branches entice the weary student. . ' 2 , ' . x i - ' . ' . f ! l 1 X' - . K ll ,f W X ,. s - , - , . . f -. . x X . ,' ' ,f ' ' , f . , 7 X ., H ::'- f K' V, was J, , . x 5, f -, - -+A. . -' , ..w:'.f'L1f 2'. M , 'nf if , 1 What grows up must come down, even- at the gig Dense of our shade. Returning alumni sef1Se loss of the famous campus landmark. , ,- , ' ' Q A bit of the humble established in l876, The gil many a fs l tree Qx , 1 K Q V. wf The ex- sense the Zz. Still, life continues, and some thlngs never change 1 ,. M! A bit of thc humble found nnwml the prqlnl rm' 'XJ ff g ' 1 Csfnblashcd IH 1876, us the oldest wui cxpcrlmwwr he-M Il! 4 .f rv, The gifts of other generations ,m L . , . many Arc .15 prnctucnl .15 thu .ure .vrvr.x'i!:-.L- ,iw .4 Y The IBM cards We somehow we STM Classes begin soo: of purchasing the - is N31 Qin , 'QQ -liking iunu .slim 'UU' Q1 .Qii iii lhld lit llflaq 111 Imran ihi Ill! ilm INK! lun Q IU I QIMH1 lhwf-fwl Kiwi Ili! 1113 CI Iii! li-3 lil 111 Eli! ilti lil! ill llxfiil ? A J R 'in 'N 3 ,iixxg ,, - X . X K . N .eg 'L ' Nix The IBM cards make regnstmtufm much cow,-f f r the .,f1'wfv rm.. v 'nnzehow we 'tull encounter the annul frw,tr.m',m .m.i .iw lr.u.:f'v f .,-v'- ,lv-' Frcshmcn, wmrmq M 4 L . 7,,v V . , . . .we are reduced to a number and a card Classes begin soon after the cxpcnswc and rlrmg pmcmurv of purchasing the necessary textbooks and supplies. 'N-e me For those who pvc-register lv rv v u If 34. ,Y U, :I .l,7, wg, ,V ' .- ', 1 x 'I . S ell 35,7 457 ' ,- if-sv '.' .' sf' .tg-n-Y We move faster in the chill ol the autumn air . . - 4.1- Cheerleaders make grim faces as one' more fumble by the Illini makes a victorY almosl lmposslble' l The first dance each fall of Chief llliniwek Uohn Forsythl is at the pep rally before the season's first football game. With a turkey as first prize and contestants who will do anything to win, Turkey Run transforms the quadrangle into a three-ring cirCUS- I8 A sign from a pep rally and street dance is most appro- priately trampled on the ground but goes unnoticed. The excitement Of C ...and o ol compet Although the rules ball, intramural foc f--,' t E 4 6'!' 's W X M' 1 x : n , in A 459 Y 1' L' 1 f , 1 , A al l +4 -sr I3 S --:wa-fr:-1-'s'1M's'r z:1'.'f:11r1r:vg rfr:9a1fr-'sewa ge-.1-. - -.?..--fre:-fe --V-. .----..- A V r - - - .- .--.,. 'Q 5 .gg',..1:-: fe ,gs js-'-51,7-5:-:--'fe-:'S-11.45:55-:',1.:s1-'-I-1-'- ' N -g- W4-.' . f ,.,.--,,--..v.- . ci v J Before the big weekend, the entire campus is cleaned and made ready for the big celebration. Lawns are raked and welcome signs are put up to greet the alums. ,zfzl X' ,..- i' 4,W t aff' KlDNEl BMS. P LD Elaborate constructi Cl ho . T -on an urs of wo k , o allow more visitors to view the disglayio Fl?ggge:lO2wecgIming decorations an e traffic control l. 20 Earning a few extra dollars and a tree ticket, students sell programs before and at the game, Still, we concern ourselves with the tradition ol homecoming . . . Bflfkihg over the PA system, Everett Kisinger directs the band at late afternoon practice. Traditionally, the HO the eve of the game 4 f l I Michigan State is gr Eve It the young 0 He: Q 'ree ticket the gamei VBS 't Kisinger n practice. 1 Traditionally, the Homecoming queen is pre5ented and cf.,x.-.vwwi an the cvc of the game at the pep rally IH from ef the Umfjn 'QQQCJ 7 L UT 'iii 1. -r. ,Y .Q :lm Michigan State is grccfcd by The fN1.1rChmg lllnm m forrwml: rw Even the young ones emu the exgnrcrffc x v L E, Queen Lix Hamilton .' -'rv'fKl ', v 1 1 Lix watches . , 1- 7-un .om .1 . , 4 .1 Kiev, I 'ua'-H, -'gan ' ' .' v' -' A . K rn ' '-L..a3-. J X Wand hopes ' ' i i g . . and stunt show i is a dramatic climax lor an eventful weekend. This happy fellow and his comrade try to trick Ali Baba and his forty-two thieves, but they receive the wrong end of the bargain. 7 .9 I l 22 I f if f-W-,. . ,nw Weeks of practice go into any stunt show, a winner or not. Each word, movement, and routine is perfected before finals. A slight change in name and the Greek comedy, The Frogs,',', by Aristophanes, transforms into a stunt show, The Toads. l The winnin oriental twi The sweeps L Thu- wunmnq produchon Thx' swcx'pSY.1kL , ' ' 'ar .4 C, ,Yhvvv ,wwf L .44 li. HBH 15.5 The big dances offer us a pleasant change ol pace.. Beaux-Arts Ball was this year's version of the annual Panhellenic dance. During the evening an Ideal Girl from each sorority was presented. A sabre-arch, sparkling uniforms, and clever decorations distinguish the Military Ball. Sponsors are escorted through the arch. 1 lsi 24 I -41 W Behind the scenes of SCEVT6'-UUE ' 5 A quiet break Qa- Sno-Ball ir rfe , vb. tra F 5 AY . Ilg - ' l. ,l '1 X l l i , ' X 5. 1 -. A, 1 4, N SK4' nt O O arch. P'-5 . fl 55 ' . ,f i , xr' Qgswf 1 Kyi v , 2 ,. 1 3, 37' s,::ff'?4 1 , '.w.f ,' 1 '. -. . -swab ' 1' A ' 5 , ' 7 fini- A 1 i .g W' ',.- 'I I lb K: Q -Lx 'Hg'-hx'5 an.'1-V f f Behind the scenes of IF Ball, a photographer catches another kind of scene-one in the powder room of Huff Gym as girls powder noses. A quiet break from the evening's festivities is taken by a couple at the Sno-Ball in the Union. The dance is sponsored by MIA and WGS. ff X f I I .wp . A vi Z5 A delicious box lunch wlih all the lrimmmnls ITNJRIJS J date for thc Plfw.-lniiy Prom .a viii--.I urmifixnlili- .in-I ,f Us 3 -. x lk X 41 I . -1 -1 . A .. s fs ie! H Mew fm gf-'-H1 .. ,- 433..f,LLJ.. -., ...Nd rib , . . and our memories are filled with evenings such as these . . . The evening begins . . . L I Wlfh a SHOW - . , . :mn Q Mm , A . . and If ends too soon. hrcd fact fund my p CL 5 in-as ........J.L..-, Y Y 'Z' Nxl OIIIES 00' We're glad when Dad C and we're glad when he 9095 - - ching band, mingling with student- Dgjlsllgggdisngiemorial Stadium for the Wisconsin gpg To cnrcvmn Dad i. vii- -.-,i-iunfi, MIA and WGS sponsored Dads Day Review, Advent Ages. The SHOW i ' ,f 't .i 7 l'.'4'l'.-lllTlL' entertainment, all f Cl lb per orme y students. Min Danny Nnqqon .-.1 ' ,-,yv,...-,. Zvi-ltgflyiv O . 1, 'W The drumg . 1 .lcd ,yn pn rc CO . , . ii ku Cau 6 intrusion of civilization in the form Of the Sligview. filed look during The First Sin at Dads DGY 565 X U ia- -1 . S ,. t 4 4 The typical D by Dad, but c Vg V . ,',,f I illgzl. iii. f1LfQ5f1K7 A Paris the th students and Nisconsin game, n.. I Q ackn causes Leview. -J 9 4r 'i 'Nr N r nd we 'KMA The typical Dads Day Dcrby is supposed to be worn only by Dad, but once in a while exceptions are seen, For Dad thc game is probably the most cxcrnng hrghlrghr of the r.-.frg-ck end. For thirty-nine years a specnal game has been reserved for Dad L Us , s, ,0, , ku ', 51 , - x r X x 1 -' ' f X - ,H Y , -. . I, J ' r A F V 7': . P . uw I X x-.fs 0 AJR Y xx r Q Y' 1, 5 ' 1. s n . --- 'T' ' ' 'jx Y x ' 'if' I . V - , ',3,,, A ,. - It 4 1 I . A rjkfx M s Y Q:Q, I ' N 3 X 1 f XF: 5- lu, .Ill X , A A H D D rs ,ff 1 ' 4 X1 ' f , 4 SH o vi f ,W 1425 r 3 1 1 f r w: A : g ' D e 1 , Q ' 'N ,f : ff f .QJLQV H-r Q Q r Xe M-Ha... +R rl 5 f D - D 5 an , .S-NX K xr. L'-. , , - X x ' TT' so 'it L . x. ,AQ . A x D N eaa- - of ef ar ,gs A , I Y r XD's SVi I I i n R ,li x x - I ,. xiwx - . ,W VN ' 'gf- ' gl, ' Y -mffuis ,A,, ,,,, d,,, .HK--4- We---me f + -Y -Y Y s -- r- M 731- A Paris the-ne encompassed the Dolphin Snow Bonjour Pierre. as memb6fS cf The SX-'-i T '1Z PWCPCVEV- DVGSGPYE5 CCff'3Gf1Yf2n and comedy , . 29 , Winter briH95 both beauty ' U and destruction . . . hlfva-'Yr 111'-rn' ,-r, I i' ,4 fn 5.1413 lf 1 .'k'A HI O f, ..z' ' Dunn K .WTB qi 5 IIN! week Q .c1iia. frgffr, rrwe w orst ice storm in fifty years st fuck and crippled me Champaign-Ufbana r . 4 ., .5351 flif' .vu .-A N' A x Q 'Qli-ffl-3 1 fu, f. rf' pf-fx ,JI we vff: . I . ht as ..,f.r5-gm In 15 5 .- riff Sig , 1 f w Peo? eweighflr - Q3 r :sf I H xl I 4 ,f?+,yg, , 1. A ' is -'J . Y 5 'V' -Q ', N r , , xA J 3 - z ,ff 2.3 w,, if V 'J- g 'Mi' Q!-ga But beauty w' rs seen rhrougl V pa. ,'., Ar' Wiz Nothi ng Wa and even hy afea. rr . . .if I I I-' xii.-4 , --' 4 . : . 'f . A 'f 'A ' uw A- ' ', flf yrlxklt -Jef!-V X., l 3' I 2 ,. li fT7 .tf8f J . w ff It 5, Qj,lf?3 F, ,U . I U 1' 5 ' 'll f. . 1 ww 1 Nxt ' -1. 5. twill-.., ,V 4 I' . . if ' f MHA vu Q-ffrwfr :JJ li lem ' 1. - 3, ,,f,,ff, tl, p ,Aw 'ga r f.. V ' ,M , - 4 4 -1 - 3 l - '. , pf-rf I-no-41 , , -T3 'n r . .-Qfwpfrf . '4 . , - 'if-' - 5' . '-.n..,:.f- 4, .wg Kf- ' QR ,Q ' - -J 4,'5'ol,. :F kt . Lf ,. - r'-3-Q 'f' .. N. ,i ,gi ' ' ,xfjif ' ' ' ',' tif. 1 . . A M .nr-'digg .A, ... :, .,..,, .,..- ' l' ' .-. . -. A Very few people ventured outside after the :cc began weighting down and snapping branches. ,X 1. Iwij' 7.45441 -s. NN r' 3 I fftff N 1 X V, - i v-tix X . x -X.: - ,Z ' ' ' , N 4 . , , t '? A '. ' nfl 'E 1 5, ,Yf ' ,gif 1 t t --X x' 1' JL ' 'v . ! ' S 4 Nt, - , -'A ,, ' 1' T.. rr' , .,., L U- , - 'B . Div-.-,:K.V'x , 'f ' I -:Cv ' ty ,J f. me .. -ff 1. , 'Ls' 1 -' .r. f9 5 A'--1 ' . 'f Y..r'.S ' T- is .L fy T v- ,ff tf - x. , grl fv' . - '- f,g ply np, p xi. , fx es: ' I, I r, 'L Af ' lx , .fjg - I ,V . x- f' - , X 9 W .91 x Wt nfl. A .'f'5'l' 'X ' ,rv 3 . ' ' 1' if A V... 555' . 1 41 H ,ey A' 41 'K 5 -Q:-r-:rf QT-ff, F .1-'5'e2Jl.M21'f ee F- -'dr f' 0 4-fi ry:.:1'E Aihgg- 10515. Hmmm.. hu, But beauty was found also. Altgeld Hall towcr is seen through a mass of ice-coated branches. Ii , J Nothing was untouched. Wfundoxxs, car doers, and even hydrants were sealed by a IHXQF Ol 'Ce' . n ' .4 , gsliftdiifh- --: 'fl ' QA. ' ' 1 1 'Qi 3.84 ,.,...!1h. sr.. 1....,' 5 , Q2 mat airl- Evcn humor found its place IH the walfr- f-t the tt-,w.r.t.mmg -,twrrvw Men., .1.nt ' ' was covered wrth rcnclcs the fnllfmx-.'urwgtl.1',' .tml tn the vr1,'.l vpvwtp,-,ml ttt.t,.A l ilfiihfg an V 52 l X-if 1' 5 qui! If r s 1' I 7-cl 'sms .I , fx ... ., , xv- 'K ' l f s I if 3 up W . --Al I ' fr-1 .,.,' ' ' x l A '1--v-- V, A. . , M ,nf-, 7, Q 1 . 1 . I t A ,- -.f. HX ' 'MJ ,.,,,..,, ' . ,,-- -sl X ' 4 - A , t . 3 - - '-, . ' f',',i 'i1: 9.1 pl I1 ' ' 0 s X .. l g M l ' 4' 3 f , 'A ' x- vL',5 'lf'..14-'15-'f Tl' - V ,4v. .- . 'gamut .f'x,-ity, ifkvu-yi: . 14 ,- A . ,. . ya- - ' . r -12 . 4 ' ' Q2 . , 1.-32, MQ ..,-uf, , ,,,, Wm 'lit .' 1 -ka . Q?-jii'1 4 ...J 15.16 llllll 5 .NQN 3 ws' v WW? iii: an his ,. 1, 111 ,,f t,q,' W..,ts, 'lb' P2323-1 ,- 7 4 f. 1 1 The worst effect ofthe slcet Ti lfiffiiif 'A VV'-'3 fit V225 Tfi V GF-lf' 2,3 A wrenches crashed 7: the griund ,Peer the unoearade .-.e gh: if the ce. I I l 3 I L gf science- . nd Some of us dlsPIaY our comma kx idx-ff ouhiiff 1' 'iii . wx ,s f Alhnhnl nn! -an ou C' z'a'cz S' a - dies, and In man uv d during Maffr V OCCUPWODS. Engineering Open House fills an entire Weeken x x X QQ... sl- Every ' Audience partici The Ghost Vv ing. -fu C 'J' -r FW F X 'X pr' 'TZ A ,iQ EF,L1f11 ff 14' A 0 A' r Every department in Engineering and many individual groups prepare duspinys. Here, the publxc ',.,-.fs Cmrf-me-I EIWLfll11'1jflYWA1 fm .I.r..-. An awkward but accurate scale as fiem:n1,tr.1!Q-:1 br, the Cr-.rl in EIrWCCrS, Weigh! ls CnlCL1l.1fQd by the fiuflr-ctlvrm uf tin' in-www, Audience participation is encouraged by some of the exhibits The Ghost VVrirer reproduces writing on the screen. ' r O 4-L 'E Q 1 Q 4 'NA ' i during March, 33 .qs z xr isrrr ' has-as-on-1-'an-3-gg I1-1 ,,,.,,q,--Q..-,941-ft' i , , . - V I Nothing ,gf Some of us have the added from IMI 5 responsibility of marriage. To accommodate married students the University has gr ir ir-.mq favor five hundred families. Dad must study but junior doesrfr think much of books. 5 r Nothing is miss Ono vvho's cheer ' ' -' - '- . ,V , '.,, L H, r r -'L'-4100 meal ,S Worth h ---Yw Bowl. . A .1 r ,him H I , T e added res . . . U I mg, golf ru rvmg in the Quarters furnihgsgbllifzfhgfUrrigicgpascdtyirfe. Apart- gf the 99 pgr 6 Nothing deters us from living a full life. N-Ag' ,lifiqlrgfq ,4 , Nothing is missing at a Gizz Kid3 game, The reassuring smilg of Om' whds cheering and rooting for them is the only Spark rwccdud, 131, B0Wling. golf, and football proxude exrracurrichlar gcriwr-, fir of the 99 paraplegics enrolled in schgsl. 4 9 f ? YK? J f1sffi.fi ,Q . f k 51.5 'W' S4 lp X ,XX Xl A51 sf if ing' 1 f i fy 98, if. WZ, WW 2 gf? Hnfiwff t ' K nq,,,,, wi W ' , ,fy ,L,.,, . Ms - A55 fe X Q X7 as Wyse gg N515 N t , ee ,x xl s ze, ' K is X N'XNs1 , ' 5 K t 5 K is X ' os ' tj S We realize there is something greater than ourselves . . . gliig. that grsc-soecwal.1rrvQ-orcn to smoer Evcry Sunday, masses at St. Johrfs begin in the early mornmg in order to accommodate the large congregatron. ? Q t , 1 1 3 . 1 es. N A! 1 : 4, , Q if -q - The central motif of the .lcutslw t-mga H5161 Nr- to the soundmg of th.: Rami l-tcm lr as 3 sw-55. ox? f 1 b redemptuxe role IU history The Ram 5 Hiro recalls We The ccniral pornr , , Q . ,rm redemption ot Isaac an the llrwd chatifff ff Gfdfes 5 3' Q :we I-Vllff Sllllrltit' .Y4'i'I'. r'r' all Illlr lull- 4 X fl- I-ef' 'ull f'l'l'.:l ' 'll ll N., Overflow ol the overflow t, .t 'ww rr ,uw . r' rr' l h.'lCKllhll , lelryrwv ,rr.rl Pr-' .lr-,tr-rt,rr Qu tr r ,,..g , , lxlCKI11lL , I3 rw ,f tlwf' -,ag-.L-rwtf,-wrt r:,lr r vv1,1t r r , 'K Y L .4 ' ,I I 1.303 iv N' V' 'i , 55. 3 tx' ion, allows all students on International Fair. sponsored bv the lllini Un ,- ' 'fam more about the background of foreign students. We also learn by working together , ...Y ...-'-- -., vi 522-4' K. ,. :X ,-, 1 l -.hh-I ,..,v-'Q .. V4 ll lt: xl I-ll 2, -it 'lr 1 'ill ,tl I' H Nga lr ' ,P 'qt P 09 ,rl 1 C0Un'lN R ballots -.r Q . -fl 1 stnricnq l..,M,,, M il I Durin aClf5 Menfglle Senate elections fakes ho - - ' kg' and Sf' ee urs. Senators relax wuth cugarettes, soft drln Q ern al fr' N x E I 1 1 ,- ig ' , L :QQ 1.32, 'iff NF. if AX,Xxl ' 9 E Qi IS. S52 ' fb: I - W xx N ,Q ' iqw Nxfs Q QNQx X xx flwsww' .S jjgxw ssswgv wgw zg. X Rwwfw Sk -f .Q . X .x an ' d Snacks Baci-.l.1gc prcp.1r.1hon ' r .i theatre production Can fake ,- raw U' 1 'iff limes for the leading role. Costumes and accessories tor the frequent University Theatre play are entirely assembled and prepared by the student staff members, . . . after classes, The Univcmry- ol Illinois' television station, WILL-TV, presents non-commercial programs every weeknight and often features students, AA, ,, M 'T , , . and the lon! Q9m,,,,:13 ' .. , 4 X ' r ' .. X i 1 412 EM 1 6' f Q, mf XXX? H -Ma? 2 s . ' - Q .. 5. Wi .L .e ' s r 54 -,5 fQK',2Q +,, . . ,If'gifts-'x'.,i,,1:f.f, 'R 'xg- ' '- 'ff ' s At an outdoor gives pointers The Wright Street stunts md celebration on Friday afternoon gives us a preview of the excitement that will be present in the evening. if j, Th lf, ur5.A fev? gtaljggstgf .floats through the Campug on Saturday takes 0 ride each float and perform the entire distar1C9- , 45, I QV' Pi .i V vi 1- ' N K .lf .',. 'f-1, E4 -eve , e f' e ,tsjw , ? -- rf w. ,A ,wt ' N: X. . 0 23 . - . x f ' Y ' b Kathy Manning costume for fh V .- -gi A ' -Q25 .J A dragon take WD Of some . n 'ZZ L 'V' , f.,v H , AA. 'Q . Z Z, Z ff? . 1 FJ F 1 Last make Sure minute T 1 XX' F' ' 1 the evening. . S 4, J s , x - Q3 -. e RV' :iff X r' ., ,. ' IL Q' 1 YSENYE 4. -N Vie V 3' x Xrfbf-:ne xv , - , ,, 3 Nix' 3 at X - X 'W K 1-AS-e , 1 y takes hours. A distance. f Not lar lrom the mcr1'S Y csidcncc halls rs a gfaS5Y area that Se Spring lever invades our community In good weather I ne ret the three University bands performs for about ,rr-, r ,,r it rm -,trgrrn tit the Auditorium every Wednesday evening. 44 5 35 an invitation to relaxation and laziness on the first hot spring day, rve I l I As many take a welcome break from the books, the quadrangle is dotted with students during 3 Comm' . , I . We if if 1 'f A -1 WW g r I I fe as Q ,- N N me R .S - rrjir if 9,1 - im: get ..'. , A The first biCYcIe ' The winner, trophy and a it ,.-2 -mil A ' .k:s- of Sprung day, The first bicycle race, epflmorml by Delta U,,4,,l.,,,I WM ,lm ,gu,,,,,z MJ, ly., .',..,, H.. ,H,iC,,. ,MH UML., 1, -H, 'www' ,J mu: .,,.',M the books, the ring a concert, ' . The winner, Lambda Chi Alpha, recclvcs the hrs! place trophy and a congratulatory kiss after the rwa-mule rude .wx Q0 l .Q ,- Lffg-avi 1. 4 3' ffl 9 , ,f--'f x Because riders were to change .lr mr.,-ual-,4 l---f rr- rln- mm- nl.- BUQYAS r'lf'vL'l ,pfvl flank. Clw-,f-r rn.,-th l -ll -hum lnxluuj N-u Although thc method fr r ,ll'.'..l',', ' mgll.--ffl, ,-?7.,,vw.f-V y .fm Warwmlc T -lciuru .1 Klum! gll.T ' .lr-N7 .ll. '. fwrg luv:-'ll lfrw-L , vt AH? 9 ' P-wfvff' x , 5 u - ' 2 'JS V Qi 45 . . M- f- 11 -r :'5'! 9-'1 ' J' as- sl 'Y' an ,K Qld' . ug-1 fi 'K I i'i HW3'li L -ff' - t A 51,171-13 of Chcgg i it 1l'tC QFBSQ U lt calls us outside.. . The Electrical Engineering Building with an antenna to receive . 4 , d V p ,,,f.tr1fif the moon, is another subiect for this art stu ent. Xlvaa-.Lf l ' 46 ,idcf the Shade of a big tree is the perfect diversion from studying on an irresistibly warm spring day. soaked to the Sk mobs of students The hardest time to concentrate on books, but the easiest to concentrate on p-leasure is at the first sign of spring. A5 long 35 if's comfortable and outside, a seat of anY kifii Will be fine for studying for final exams. Cries of We w 1, ' X, 2 X4 4 ,Wg ' .5 .J 2,frj:.,,7'il' 'M 'i Qin. ' ' 'a.:U-1 ff' ft vw, ,JL ,Pr ' J , . wi , X 'f ' 1' l m- mf 'Q DJ? Dring day, JT the easiest to f spring. gf 1 '. , ,,, ' Q.. x I - '.. x. ' 'K' E1 . Q h T' fvrf-' r 9'--f . ' ?r,Z 1' yi? '- f rr.. 9 A 5 r lat.. , I 1 gg, . ,..f' - . ' Y A .' W,,,' x f - il ' , I if-'ik 3 ij U . nf 5' X ' 33 a7 - 1 Q Q 1' ' In 'Q A an - ff A- V H. Vik-!' 1 ,L N N wh' A eat of any kind J e .xwsssy,e ,, .N + .-QQ.:-D ,Rh L , v?qgQf9,:?:f'- stiff' fe 5 e wxxiwx. .Qs-.J ff, X , V4 TS f KESRWY qw.-X we' ' ' z ,. . t 1 '.V . :41 .7 . , h QAXA Soakcd to thc skin M H !,.1 f: 9 ,:.- fy, 2, . I- ,g The ulplouon WM no, hjhrd ., k , v Tw Y Xml-rn! IH v I fv 4 , - - and sometimes blurs our sense of purpose Cries of WC wnntw.1tcr! H'l TH 1-lf' TW T 'f- we fm' ' A ' V -' - ' ' - ' ' ' H' ,r m If at 'xi ' rn N,ev.,,v 5- M his ifa-5.1.5 Q 5 ': 41.:.w-' , . e A . s x-,wf'-'- has f - 'Nr 3,3 A , ,. n 5 ' - f-vs , V .I 4 w r ,vu ' 'K !l1, 'e 'md.r:QL 'f1' N ' We also study b66UtY -' 'S Q,:.f -pqgk .Q . Gay Grenlund by ef , 4 -M , A 'fl' A W- J 5 5 -qw 'f - v X 1,1 Q, ., 1 r . ,,,..,,,f w -Q 1 .N .X R' 4 K wwf! I.: .,.. F14' Q Q 739' K :f4 4-is-'ff tgw 'E A 4 1 3 wa. p ww ,A , , 5 . 5 1 1 2: , 4 . 5 V -wg S ,F , Mg,-qi , . 4. 7 ,f , ,fy ' , Q4 I gf, -fm , 4' f f :wa -Q f, f VC . ' id if w,g,.- I 4 ff v -. 1, ,fn ff, 44 'V Q fy, fin 1 'yr 2 f , My al iudggng by' Q.: , 'Z ,A r 1 r I X r Ha , Kilim-Q' , w Q w 1 , Q - Q 'qs-s 1 1 Q -fl , . 'v 1 ' Q' , , . . .. .4 1 ., -o W' 1 a s .. . t v , . 4 4 , 4 - 1 . . ' Q , ws - ' ,1.,.-1.1 vu nfll' Qi, 4 Q ' , A , 1 1 . ! 1 f , .. ,J,,.. .Q-'!'.,. .- !.g .4,e. N .X 11 1' ... ' .v'- 9 Q F, l1'1 'N H 1 R' . u1vQQ1. f, . X PN wge T AN .. Q - a 5 ' ..'!.'.e'- .g.q 1 ' , .,' -1 1 4 - .. '- nl .N 3 .,, f' ,Q ., .ts , ' ' '1 ., 1 - 1 . 3 ' , , Af, ' . . 1 ' - L 1 ci '. ' - . , 4 1, i 4 is , . an ,D wx Kg? 1 41 ' ' 4 4 .. - 5 ,, , V 'f' ,r yvf 'lf-V-1 f 1 4 L 4 ' 2 4 ,. X., 5 ,l - :1ff'Q , m, , 59, ,, V 'li' ,Q 3'i', ,Q , 1.24m M g,a,5,! 6,t.xvq te :FJ ki 2'l.4' r 'VV izqi. QQ, Q.. . final iudging by les brown o af, 1, , Logs 1+ , , N M 'Q '. ' '- ,v ,,l, ,Aw .411 4 . . ulie Stusrud 49 1 ff' .' ,.e fx, .,.v. . Q12 .,', ff , f..-. .. 3 1 , . .1 rg' . 1 v-1, 1 X , ,,,-.. .- .. , X' x.: -. ' ' - , ,-K ' L. 2-1, 'w 7' 1 . 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P ,.p. l r 5 i E 5 1 1 -5 3 v 'E . www. :Z 5 0,2 ,,., WA! .,,, xx final iud9ifl9 bY les brown Carol Zamudio ,QQ V V, W , ,,:'., 5 mf ' phmos bY mel if l vvlvntvgsp-.?,. g?' 1-1 P-up-v lv ,,- - X . kv ww ' 'gun 5 .,,,, 11 :fps if sv'-'Hn r-'sw '-Q,vpf. 9w .adam l i'wf!s',ff bi , .,f A 1:11 il .FA V, ..+?L,. M1454 'Q'-264' j - r. .wha Sdn 'A Lwhc-vos my les brown by 1 I u ,.i.9 , Mary Ellen Roe 53 f-5-v.1 'a , ' - , -3 5. , f .... ,. .. ..... . - .-..q..-ef--iw--sf:-9e1z11'Ss'grg,, A .s,1,ee:. is --- V I N . - ,J , i- 1 ' l X i , l l l l x - W - nr H ix , N- tai 'K 2 . f- 1 ue, vb , ' 1 5 ' ' l 'td l 'iv Q -L , , Thc annual Tcrrapin show. presented for visiting r'nOYl'19V5, Was enlllled iiX.xM! 'fllWllC s'. and used forest animals as themes tor the various acts. 0nce in a while the weather is miserable Waiting for their cues and catching their breath before the next performance, two Terrapins relaxt vi r .A v 'yo lu S ., 'ig QA I - , ?f!'2 il ia l The Mothers Day Ccrcmon ' ' ' Y- rraditinally held Out' N in Side ' b . ',' Hs, V ix 0 1 i. , ,rm .md hc., UM' wer In ack of the Union. was r A d d the Auditor G pre , sented. womens honoraries mar haon? out and had to be move to C e HW, and the Illini Mom was introduced- E l '4 1 l 5 llllll- 3 The Mothers Day left, l-ler court in .. . neve Mom en 1 S D Pra ay' For Thirty hi-Ai song ing Their breath Terrapins relax. i.i,.Ul X . 5 Q ' rrrrrr e X 3, xx, f. ...r . -' he Auditorium- ?a 11- The Mothers Day uccn selection I'.lJ.'!'.v'tliI1.lfl . r .gulf---. iw-mir, ..'i14,.-f, '- il 2, f I ' ' n r 1 Q lvl! Hwy qfmr! Irwliiilw-, lmrl-,im lrrniliulwl Slwurlw, 1.1 r--I Cyn! XX nil.-rl.v. J.-,imw j wig . . nevertheless, Mom enjoys herself. .TW L. QF, Jw: Shi-Ai song practices s:Q,.,f Q.: L .L 71- - ' DAY. Fir flwrrx-tives xcvs tim' 1 1 n sfnqc to :rect the quccn 1 I e d i 'Z' Mom sees a bit ol Broadway our production ol Carousel is a hit. SJ I Joan Gurowsky .ii mi- fidipglwriol Carrie Pipperidge stopped the show during her . 1- V f. 1 Wh- ri I ll.'lJfl'l,' lvlr, Snow. Anthony Thompson played Mr. Snow. The music ol Rodgers and Hammerstein enchanted the audience and The acting added a professional atmosphere to the Spring Musical. The make-up art i :XM K 41 :kwin n...-...-i....,.qq Ms lr J ' hit. :ring Musical. The make- FWQM ' tl 'o . aw x ll .Llw f if fr ' V- M' -,,...--' ....,.,--f ...Q Q- ' qw if , .. lc, faq, if ,Tb Xa' mx, 5 , ,... ., 'N f: , UMD 1-Q, 4 1 if 1 ,, i . . g N 8 is . 'f ' f '71-Q,-'M L 1. n it hu , i L M 'Q Without a mirror an ncrrum v. Lili! tw. I r mr ng if--1 tuck-,r.i,g.w f ,if..r1 fi e i'...if up artist creates the perfect effect with ww: deft -,x-.mn gf .1 fun r An actress ii 1--f .-.iw .1 M V H , x , .w, 'Q 57 . - pq gt mern Practicing In Huff GY aS'um' l e Ca 3 ff- 5 f fffiffrf wr --14 -, 111 ,-' 77' f , - 1. V .V of N lg ' A bers relaxed OH the f tl C gxm between performances ot their Dafls- ii, f , ri w J A rugged and Q r?r.i.1'i2 l . ', nyiik Bill v.: by bill V -i in' ,ii f vw-l - impctuous man is the carousel barker, Billy Bigelow, E-.-.el Cornett, At first not enjoying the role of a l, is then elated to find that he is soon to be a i. Cant adiost to a life of hard work necessar to Y -.-.ing family, So he resorts to robbery to get money hilrifr dl i ' , .i,.g : an oses his lite. Condemned to an eternit twin '...3. i Y in Heaven, he is finally given permission by the . irirlfceber to return to earth for a short while to fs little happiness to the daughter he has never seen, 55 The audience feels the impact of Rodgers and Hammersteins stands e Starkeeper, played lDY Walt Drlaspllflehearsed- stage waiting as part of the sl'1OW near the Julie Jo Marian E l K audience impact Rodgers' 1erstein's music. Stands new The hearsedc Q vu. T As? OQX cg' r YV 5 X Julie Jordan. V xv . Q- 2,1 A x ..,,v- f We study in a variety of atmospheres . . . - 1 'Q 'wi . . , and other times the reward is worth the Effoft Warm wcalhqy Ar' gps, N,-.,,yU,t, Off K 4 , - h on C :ml week rs apt to produce srghts such as thus ar'1YW ere 5 N. . -zoiu . Xggl' x A' Al ' -s oy! - 4 L! s he effort. 'where on camPU5- fp. N f'2 1 Q. .iaxyatxg a ,Ni L .QP . 'W N' ' 'f .y K f.N .'3f45'R',.-K 5 .- .x - N an - fu. rg: f ,wx 8 E ltr' ., X -P' A 0- IXS . 8? '.1 , 1 . v'-sz' 'Q' ' - ' ., X i ,Qs X. -. i. ,h w XF-u N 1 gxgxgslfxa- I x x 'P X , , ,Aa if a . . .51 ,hx SEV- A , f- as 'Q 1 Q r 1 - - aan r , f AQQX'-gtk -.aw is 54 2 K. 'N V an X4 a 'ay' Rig- .v ......,7. , . . . and relax 4 L K .-.JB...'F .Min -wa, al, in many ways mm PW I M ...,.'oo li H. , e.,-.-Me...-eww-ra..-.Q-r s Apznivfs.-lu' ..'-FJ' ,Q-1 ,.,-,-.,'4 ,V , ,,,,..---....,,.-0.4 uglrll El is ' .l ', 7: .- 4 I if . r ' I P K M V ,Q Qt ni V l l l 'I I , li ,.. -, U..-L.. , .N i N x x l 7 Mi V l l w l ,Lx l Xe K Q . NM . K KZ, . i ki: 'Sai .4 A. ,H K - r receives a ticket lust like a car would get. Cro-ni 'hc WIOHK '37 ' ' ll l' ulltll' A blcxclc Hd: ' d b d ' ' We learn by doing, an y omg again . . . Vu.-:muy Medicine students 1, . itz! rimrwy animals during laboratory A mass of wires and intricate parts doesrft C0fllUSf ' ' r- ii it-, -,-,r,iblif,hed in l9-l-l, electrical engineering students during lab periods. A , . w Y 4 xg 0 wr K 5 l Q 'A 1 Ae i Wit X i l it Yr '- l. . K . , 4 01 K 1 r if A ' Q NW... WMM U--M-...w--... --.......,,,.,,,.. -. ,, ,. . x B A. . JILQX N 1 1 f Prepared or UHPW we lace Sl'-'dYlf1g with 5 fllutracting, Man if Prepared . . . or unprepared . . we face finals. r i I of X V -fx : lm The radical change of life ' ' .1 .V .1 Change ff ftaw. rub 1-, sr. r an 'ra 1 r d e ' confus' S O Sn L The las! class g lab periods. , , I. rl V ' 1' r :,.- f, -f, 4,....f-i ,fi If f' , y I. ,., -. u rr... -., .4 S cc -X Studying with someone else can iw t riIx!r.1Ct.rng Khin Liqrlitirw c-rug ..r.m.1f- I i R S-7' . .nu i! 1 ,on ..., X . Y 1' Wd LW A, Nfl .., Varied Services Are Rendered By Our Deans 1 Tb MIRIAM A. SHELDON Dean of Women in iuiiili his responsibility Lo the students-sudi li rlie grim ol' ezich dezui. Besides the dulies iiriiiieriiniid- siirimrridirig his own olhee. ezieh dezui hzis HCXll'2l-C'lll'llliL l.ir QllliYiiiCS,H Loo. For instzuice, Dezui Harrison is iiii grdx isa-r ol .Xlphzi Chron, il student honorary, while iii-.ii liimsr' series zis zidriser Lo Torch, :mother il0Illll.ll'r Mid. amy sludem 41111 Lell you that deans make the he iiirlges. .XL iezisi, it seems that each dezui serves his rurii is .ii rririrc-si judging somewhere :dong the line. More iw Ilillllllll. lioweve1'. :ire the frequent suiii meetings. wlllf nl which :ire piciured here. This office is the center of women's activities, where all. W C'f 'fC We mam' services of the Dean of Women and her 3S5l5i5ri' ,se X se . ' ' 3- fd X X 'X Q sem XXV' i Ns iii X X NS - RQEN zyewswv- .re yakge s ,ef . ' 'X km? 1 . ef - f , gsyw ' . N' sis . Aww ' wer-fe 1- swiss ' x A 3 il we X- Xuiirgrih. zum 1 1 ,iss rrgii'uc'irlz1rh iihiris rgiiiiiol hc Iisi. ivliellrei' ii Il r.il vu-iris, wh iilirig rn' iiCilJiI1 V, limi- irih isu !llNii rril iK'iSll1 iii lung run xi r r .miilili he diiiiciu iiir irizriir servig Ill AN or xx OM LIN OPLN , N :firm A.M. T0 12200 :oo PM. TO 5200 P-1 ' LldClllS-Sllfil is ies ll'lllllCClllllCll 5 HCXll'2l-CLll'l'll'll- Hz11'1'ison is llll' zlry, while Dcllll llliel' il0llOl'Ill'l. s make the lmcsl serves his luln line. More im, meetings. sonic , where all Coeds and her assistants. 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Dorothy Rae Assistant to the Dean of Women I K I we I .Is 1- Yu'-rv ftullmr: 1omclmporI.1nfidc.11 1 t.-. tf hug ggglgt- E. Sfafford, Dean of Men, fir1dS Tim? in his busy SCh9dulQ 3. , , . , 5 . hm, I J ng Sm, listen to the problems of students and give them advxce. 1 ' ' ' V '.'fTr'.IYICS, SN unison 'V' I tl t. x , I , , I! 1, 5 ,. sr' ff mf 100 n Administratic '1 tw! busy Ad E Calvin 5'-H1 of RCSidE'f' 3 1 K t. ' f uh. ' f f 'v ,f J lll 1. 'I I I Jr,- 'sv i T160 is busy schedule to em advice. IOO A Administration Building 1, rlq 'rw .ww f 4 All ULl4l.1u1m' Pwr! WT I L mlx nw N jr!!!-rv. I xx x'-.1-H .- rm K, J' 'l 'l-..., K as 'lvl u 255 Y..-J Tc-ch nilrrt van! vrxourccx ' ' ' 'f 1,1 ',yf,qt,IL,m vutsn L-H2'H drmontiulrt ,Tun ' ' -'- -,...-.f..-J.,,- Q Active South Campu Tm muh Ol. living on this olcl em-th is rapitllt Um mg Nlwul. but the progress ol the llnirersitx' iitil' Mmm mmlc- it. Down on South Campus in' ,hc Cla lt-oc ol iXgriculture things are busting ottt all nth' louis li. l'lou'artl. who is now clean ol this t'tyHk,, which was an original unit when the lltiimtiix opt-uc-cl in lSlS8, states. ln these clays ol' great c-tm ment about satellites ancl rocket trips to the moon i . tl' must rc-member that there are unconquerecl tit-mttttt. lic-ic on earth. None ol' these lrontiers is tnorc- in' portant or challenging than the lrontier ol' nglmi ture. lic-an Hotrarcl is so right, lor out ol' the ,etgl-iulinm tlollc-gc, which inclucles home economics, come iii, mc-rous careers. Business, research, eclucation, Cxlf-ii sion. ancl larming itsell are the basic choices tltqtt .ti agriculture gracluate has. Naming a lew, the lttnitt economist might specialize in loocls, textiles, chiltl tit tc-lopment, home lurnishings, teaching, home ntangtgt mc-nt, or institutional management. The ag sttttlttnt Iincls himsell' making a choice between ag eccmcmiitt ag engineering, agronomy, animal science, commtuii cations, clairy science, loocl technology, lorestrr, lin ticulture. or plant pathology. All rellect sotncliotvttt thc- cultivation ol' our land ancl all are itnpt'ort'tncntt lor an increasing population. This foreign student helps fulfill the International Prograrr the A9 Yc'tll'5 ilgo i out girl cami? ilotuc' lgcono ttttt also llle tsti-7 1110 'IU' , itiort- aclccluate li is noir the hugh? ol this clccacle W tact lo use the 6' all tht' textile la .Xll toasts can ions that labor i in thc .Xuimal St ifiotn South Fai xt'lsilN til llliliC thc lust time si' ltttupious at th lltc lrontier t ,tilts lrom the uc utacle know ttucntationally, tiutc in other ci stint- timc more uit-N catuc' to th ,Q '11-v'!l ng ,MY Taking the first pl wrt, C0aCl'ij Gary . ,fllli ll'gf - r lX1'l all., Mx! NM ll,' llllrw I. Ilrn IIIHM ' IIN X111 .Il 41' IIHIH' ll I!! Il.lQa lmlzm 'lllllx Illllll lvl XX' HV IIVII1 mgmn' M11 ,H IH. 41 the Agriculture Home Y I li-21 V, 'f I ' . 1' 'll I X , I , uw ,1:lP -1 . xXl',ZINv N N I,,N N 55- I '1 ' ' I 1 ' l ' ' 1.11 ww 11 ' ' I v 1'y Il nf lf ' I lx ls - ! L, IVA! my , 5 , . yyrl Llhv !' X livtl' I 1 I M, 1 4 Twyu 'f V T,1kunqfhrfu1'.t pl.uu-trophy ' x i J 1 t, , ' 'I I Q 'Q l 'l Sa a A Y 3 f x I ' ' :lvl '14, 1111 -311 E-LSE -4121 111 Q11 vs'-C7 'i M h rhinkQnS S mifh and dISCU5S Comme x'First XKOHSILIIILF mg Imm Daw mmm-sl lmuilclil ll'lIll'lllIK'l'CCl ll , , Inmuwss fxdlll nn ISU? thc Ii ullllwl UIC St HrlIINK'S WCTC 0- liul wllll Lll mvnl. In UM H'-lIl'II it urigi llll'lll, lllt UFS ..Iwn-, loclzl WN mum xxnznllzngql-iul Plflglillll ay B -Ye COIlllJl'iSCll all .,, L when Lhe hml ' SlJl'lllg QI lem, e IllSl.illIlC ham fans. Lol' ol' Lhe hum hezul and gin-I, what il is lrnl.n, 1nsl1'uc'Lim1 WJ, und Lhen Ql lm, d znclclilionul ml uion lm' the In hic'z1go's Midxm 1 Illinois outside- n ol' ll new um v landing equip us an 2lil'Wllf' In fse new I-2li'ililh'x s zllrezuly exlcnv n QTCZIICI' hlli'il'xw Aviation Displav- Much thinking goes on J. ,fe i-V .' V- .1 f' W rn-A--1. .uni eh-,f,u,'. '. L11'ffI1 'UT L i Commerce Gains Another uFirst in Advancements X lunNl.nl1l elle-,Hnnl Nln-h-nh !'lllllQ 111111..1 .-ln.-14 I. ml. mg lxmn lhxnl lXlIlll'X ll.ull, wvllllllqix- HH' - . w IIHNIKNI IHIIIKIIIIQN Hll 1.11111-nw, le the 2:1-M, wr: lm'Illm'llll1c'lc'xl IDi1llllC'1ll lllx' K HH: gl Hi 1 l'T5lY11'1 HllNllH'v Xmllnlllmxlmlx-nl N-11-. iw-1,221 f f N'-' an NUT. uhm- hui man 'll lPE1ll.ll1-lllf f Mille-el xln- Mlnml .+I llnllxllfmf 1 unllxg-N hell' nllvlul ,11ni.uLl1L1 ' lint ullh mhr XQ'.llN lun' K-'nn' 51 f 1 !llk'lll. ln l?'IS,l1.n1-mnnh 5,111-L ITT- ' when il w1ign1.mel nhl' Ham! 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V - f ' .. A., ' ' F ,V ., , .,,. , - , ,- , V w, lp .,.l,1' .,. -..- ,. .W ,r -, , Y i I ,. A- ,, -.. . ff. Russian Visitors ancl 0P9n HUUSE Hiqhliqh Year I l ' x 'Q 'v Dv Lrbrdrv and Slutlcnl: gnu put A Y OO 'Q M,-va' D1 Atroshchcnko ' l-.urn . N, vi ,f,.' fl are clrrcclecl llncl:lmnvslcv. Wmilmi L. Ex-eritt, Dean ol the College gf Engi- mlmmg' wil, one ol eight outstanding American fn gi,,Cr-145 chosen to go to Russia last November on flli il.-M1,Q,,1gc- program sponsored by the American SOG my Img lgngineering liclucation. The group visited 21 It-,nliiiig and research institutions in Moscow, Lenin wail' Kuibyslievy and Frunze. Interestingly enough about one tliircl ol the total enrollment in the sclitiolt ol engineering in Russia is leminine. ln return. a group olf prominent Russian lillglllfflt xisilecl the University ol' Illinois campus in Febrinrr lllifl, They were taken on a general tour ol the cgmi pus antl particularly the llngineering Campus. Th, visiting delegates, Vasiliy I. Atroshchenko, Pantelri rnon IJ. lsebetlev, Aleksandr B. Davankov, Kazinreni Nl. llarsliauskas, and Nikolay P. Bogo1'oclitskii,wen all impressed with the engineering program here gl: the University in spite ol the fact that it tlillercll greatly lrom the Soviet Engineering Program. ll seems that the Russian engineers adhere to strict sill illllllllllflll especially in the glamorous fieltls ol engi ncering such as rocketry but are not quite as experlin some ol' the other engineering helcls as are the .-llnrri can engineers. Ol allll1C HCV ,lm irllilc at lll lllllll'k'SSl0ll WHS . 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Heading the venture into the unknown is Professor Hiller, formerly of the chem' istry department. The School ol Architecture, also under the auspirei ol' F. A. A., is one of the two oldest schools ol architet ture in the nation, vying only with M. I. T. as to age. Actually, both were begun around the same time, but neither will admit that the other is older. At ani rate, the University ol Illinois did offer the lirsttlr- gree in architecture. Besides age, the School ol Architecture ollfers somi other distinctions. For instance, this school is by iii the largest architectural institution found in tht country, with one-tenth of all architecture etlucation held here. Undergraduate students come from all orc-i the world to make up the total enrollment of 700. An interesting sidelight is the lact that, besides our own state, XVisconsin has by far the largest representation. Who has an elevator key? is about the IIIOSI C0111- mon question echoing along the green, scribbledon HIT always eager to escape the long climb up the build' walls ol' the Architecture Building where students ings steep, winding staircase. YVithin a few yew' l1HWCYe1', the eompletely modern new Fine Arts Build' lllfi will draw the art students to their own centd- 'l'lley're hoping to hnd the stairs a little less steep- .Xnother new building that has just passed the PW ml-I olilge is the Crannert Art Museum whicltwlll hold the eollege's permanent collection of old lilo- ilielllporary exhibits and exhibits of the Ffstlpl 1 c3f'l1lCIl1po1'ary Arts will also have a place here' The lfestiyal, sponsored every two years by F' WIIS held in Nlareh of this year. This event limi? Hiviltive art in all ol' its many helds - painting, N' l'll 'll'C. theatre, literature, and others. 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IIN NPfvKl'l l .!1,iir.V,i. 'lun Imp N 4 in th. vpmlu Vll an activity OU J 'I'he newly formed Pre-law Club is . y the two menuonn. slightly lower intellectual plane than . hd my previously However, it should prove to he V615 P ' . C. . ,, undci as a means ol communication betwccn the t graduates interested in entering the College and thesui dents enrolled in Law. It is an outstanding ex21mPlf0 thc increase ol' extra-curricular activity which has gl'0Wll loin' io live times since the College moved into thellf' hnilding in l955. ' -vin .Xsidc lrom this increase ol' extra-curricular gcllhgil oltl traditions have been maintained and severitledm ht-cn rcrivecl. One ol' these traditions can be 'nouc cpl 'i hus cxcety lVednesdz1b' when the seniol'5 ln lhililivl ltlt' wcar howlers and carry canes. Another tri W which is little known outside ol' the CollCgC is th Fm time ol the students to clap each instruct01'0UlqHP rlassiooin at the end ol the semester to show llliluaw lncfiation lor his instruction. This traditi0n ln-lnicof thai. although the Law students spend a lol 'll tiled in onisidc activities, their primary ellorts are 'clircc cam Wziul their academic classes. ln this way lhClf ellllf my cnilnmcs much more than the mere learninglolcmt rules and lormulasg it provides a l'oundati0fl lol ll liccome leaders in community service. lt is located in 1 :fa will LW st , Udeni ,it quiet 5 Spem and well 1 future practice, , ' -- H1 ' 1 M , 'ot' M 1111 activity 1 1 10 two 1111'111i1w111U ' 11 bc very l11'lpl11 .fccfn 1110 11111111 llcgc z1111l 1l11'-111 ldillg cx:1111l1l1' -'Y wl1i1'l1 l1:1s g1'1m1: vcd into 1I111 11111 11'1'i1'11lz11' llL'llXllN 511111 5011-1111 I111 1111 bc llOIlLAk'll 'W 11io1's 111 1l11' U1- 111oll11'1' l1'1llIi ' Y' vllcgc is lllk' pl'-1' uctol' Olll ol U11 0 slum' 111111 -ll 2lCliliOl1 illllikxllllx 11 1111 ol llllll U1 11110 1li1'c1'l1'Ll VI . 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Lzlnler, who ww lmmellii el- hisnr - n f ov' ilu- Pwclrology DCPZIIIIIICIIL, olhurnlly tOO - - Q V u Q, Q E , 1.1 Heiln. lmosl an Llrc beginning ol the Slbllllg semeslel HAOKIN, h 4 i 1 v I I U. 2 c ilu- lrezul ol one ol the most du e151Hecl Ill 1 ,, IH . , , . g 'mtl stall Lollcges on Llre cznnpns. Its dep.ntn1enLs 1 ' . . 1, . - l ,Ab Mlwf' lnrllls lo llllllii' 11 rzlnk us one ol the WP 1 ilu' fonnlrx' 1 , lr, , 1 - ' oulwl- ll Ilu C lrurrmnx' De mrnnenl belxu .15 -lll .U l I ICI' . . r . ors :mf exquurplc- lor lilllhlI'2llll1g some ol Lhe llfvl llCgC'nml . , . . V U v -0 ' mlnonx wlncll are being conleilecl on UNH . . . - lCll'f will. lnmlwig lfreclericgk fXuclrleLl1, Plolcssor 0 I .QM ddmfh nx, unix chosen us one ol suen Olllbldll F-. :wo unnx, llc- will werve :rs El scticnce 2lClVi5CIi.i0 lin. Il.Ill.IllliHlNSil1iUI in Iionn, CiCl'lI12llly. .ll1Slll fl'e'11wf, Xfi.IlllN. Prolessor ol Organic' Cl1e111isu'X' ulrideuerr ll lfla-xialenl ol lllff.xITlCl'li'2ll1 Chemical '40 Ivziw, .rnnoumml are llre winner ol iis Clllurles Lzxtlnop If Xwml lor onixlzrncling public service. 0, L,lrrl but 'H . A . . - ' menu in mr won l'L'1Ugl1lllOll :incl honors lol .lclnevffll Hfllll' , . 4 , ' Cenngml fl nlncll llmc- 512114: llepznrunenl is 3CIlCi1llg LU ' , DL Lyle H, Lanier, ' l, zlw new Dean Of Ol LA? lieu-lilly zlnoll new vlcflecl pref irnnc' lo Lhe lO11l l.nl Sliipp hill ilu-nnslry, IS an: Ill' ix well-lu unions types mg sponsored lIIllllllI'C, Llre lllllll ln'-lyroql lo lzile sllfll if lIll'Sli'I' 0' l 'f1gHrxs when in larsl classes i WI who 'HW xtuclen Ilom llrcsc top ln llll' In-Q,ln.Ol fl' mlm X wllirh Llre ln-IU., mlm Chemistry qlggg 'he Lis ions lllllllt' I11 1l1 this yC2ll' 11'c1'1' nerly 1116 lleillll ook ovci' his 11111 ICSLGIZ Hc is1111'1 Ll and lD1'0gl'ChNll 1115 z111cl Slllll I1411: vemems i11 111.111 p LAS sfllllllllx If s 1111 Olllhhlllkllll 1Oll01'S 111111 lflilli 1is college lllltl ll' li6ss111' ol' filwllhll' Lzmcliiig svivllllll' ' Lo Crifllllllllll l 'isei' lo llic .xlllsi sl this ,Bill Rllgli fy, who was lllsx licul bc1c'lC'lli' ll l,2llll1'OP llillwll DI. 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A Students at the Pier can complete the freshman 1' sophomore curriculum in the Colleges ol Liberal ,lg and Sciences, Commerce, Education, Eiigineemw Architecture and Physical Education, as well asma ing the necessary requirements lor admission to i? professional Colleges and Schools ol Medicine,Dt' tistry, Veterinary Medicine, Law, Journalism, Libra: Science, and Nursing. The students also participate activities in the form of athletics, the Pier Illini ne paper, the Pier Playhouse and various other orgnni. tions. One day the site will again be part of a llourislnr harbor, but now it is still a unique campus on a lui lee l IEW 3 it ? Librarians are always I New S For l licsourccs galori .lucas to this 3,8C itnnnig all Amerie intl and Yale. lt '-1'-ll' the library 2 slgttltx to accommc lnrtttiitzttc, mo, ltlngny student tj .,ii-int-, HC gains npcs ol' lilmlrics. innging and Qncy Qmllllll is necessai l'll'l'l 'l' Science 1. ttlllk. Ong of the l lllis 150 ntur 1 ll i Y ai S 'L . i. . lllllif Small , grarluatg profs Mullin Wffrk is cal lllrllv, IJ . A uiltlin g, l Uniqu 'f' Micllig ' lzum. Claw-, ll l an cxplusim. 1,, 'f Navy Piggy- ,nt uznlc division Ur 9 LC Lhc llxrslnlmgm, Cgcs ol l,ilrc-ml xx ation, lirlgilu-ml l ol' Mcclicin-, S Iournznlism, Lilly l ' lg Ls also lmrlim lpn, 1, Lllc l'ic1' Illini ll! f nf xg ' ious ml1crmg.u: li :url ol' an lluulixl' C C lllll5llS Oll 'l Lvbr.1n.xns All' .IIWJYY hv'v'U' ' ' . . . On their way to Q S, a F S l'l00l lynx-vlllnlx ',Qll l' l ll15l:l' l l 'MXH ,H ,MIN Qlvuuusulll ,Q l 1 HIIHILL 152 Xmnrn nu xanax: 1 'l XVI-l.llI4l ll lNl l :l'L' n 1: IM lllfrvl 11IIl'f-l el' N '-1 Ml- zxftl-'ll' l-f!Iz:11u'l - ' Xt lvfr' U11-'-ll' V' V1 rl., ll. ' .N..' iw X l' lI:'llW ' 'Zllll' lXl'.- N l n'l'x N11' ..,. ...u Urn. wi' A NX lv x v l Q .il f :il , !,' li ,., 5? if rf 'L wg -L 9 m 135' 41 4.-1 N It ai? 'x 1' , UWM If lf ,ii 1 1' 1 with 1 f tm 414 1, . . ,'n .. ,.. AW . 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Q i D A '14 rom tl1e bustling halls ol VVomen's Gy111,:1lltl11 V 1 l X 11 311' 'WSI' to the ec11oing souncls ol Huff Gym, and erm A 1low11 to tl1e English Building where the splashes lmtrl . , 1 1 1 15' I 1 11 1 1 4 'or 1 , V in - D V llw 1N'0IllCIl,S pool are heard, come signs ol .1 bus ' f - ln l,ll1'W'2ll Ml College. It hasn t been 11 college OK lllmlgll- ll was just in 1957 that t11is clepartmenw s1l1ool since 1932, became a college ol its own. Atllllt Ulm' 5CW2ll'fl Cl. Staley, formerly known as Direct0l lPh11 5l1l11 , . ' C11 1111s p1o111ote1l to Dean ol the College 0 , 11111 lflllltiilllflll. Dean Staley states, My chiel mterttt lN getting pl1ysical education majors out ol the gy? 111111 H110 tl1elihra1-yy and getting al . 1. 11111 ol the lihrary and into the gym. V Il l. g - ' - . I 111 itccl 1111 the ll. ol 1. carnpus, this 1iollegC,0llfl' .1 111 1 . 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Vat. Med. problcms -X1.., 11 1 1- 1. .11x1 1 - Shade-nh Lair an acllvr p.Hl if Q1 1 Q6' 'K Ci, xx J 1,1 A1 ,wovf 2495 , a DIVISION OF y E SPECIAL FOR WAR VETERAP5 D-r llndqrvsnrv - .' ' - lll'i'., 1-iltcrclal OflrCC, A1011 rar ol Ihr many muon - , 'I 'iv -.ws-me-nanny. 1 . q rf C It x s ten. all hrl .nl program, ' 1 Special Services Divisio Universil' l Unique and Individual .-Something old, something nent. Strangely ennn-i the Ijivlsloll of Special Services lulhlls both these Mfipgioiis. A new program born to the Lillimxf alter ll'orld lVar ll in order to meet the needs nl an students, its activities are beinfr ti- rnd alter l960 it will be no more. lt liflsiwfy 1'X'6Ll, and is now approaching its dernise. turning veter tailed, 1 has se The division has characteristics all its own, 11 In s aids and guitleposts for the veteran,m1,,, vide woman, that help him plan an individual ct11'r-itinlul This is lor students whose previous training lizttl lg. litted them lor admission to the school ol their flint Director Frank A. Bridgewater says that wlnn it unique about the program is that every stnrlcmt more or less plan his schedule to suit his own spurt needs. lVho said the University was too big to lion sonal? The schoolis home is small but mighty. A tntrplt cheerful rooms in 249 Armory wrap up the entin-r partnient in one efficient package. The enrollmcni small, thus this little space takes care ol' its ncctls. Surveying was the curriculum choice for this D.S.S. vetefr' Twenl2Y'l Silvt' nl this l'lllVC1'5lty' 1' Univer Division 0 ny the end of tl plctetl twenty-hves Illinois in Fields ol .nnl tonlerences. P tlnision has been h lliowne. Dean Br unnpns as he is dei Sonrething new inn ol' an adtlitio ntrintainetl by U lln- new addition nl l-'xt-rgreeri Lodgi this school year. .ln interesting E rnrploys no laculty tlt-partniental tC2lC it-.tilting laculty. 5'1'f0WiS9, services ol f .age '- .- WJ f '.f s '.-nf? V. 31' ' ul I ny.-. . ' ' sity. .' .,, , If 3 find 5 ff -+I? Divisio dividu Strangely em,,,A Hlls both lllexr- .1 Lo the lfrlin-1. CL the neeclx nl! Lies are being ,n more. Il has nu, its demise. ll its own. ll In veteran, num vidual C'lll'l'iKlllHI is training haul li nool ol' their mlm ys Lllul what ix every SUIKICIII 4 llll Ins own spun too big lo lx- pf Highly. .X muplf p up the Clllillf The enrollmvm nee ol' its neemix, this D.S.S, veto fi. vu 1 ua m Q ig 1 9 o A ulcntcd N25 'chock' n ,. 1 Dcmn Browfw '1C 'H 'W Products Ancl Pr09fe55 Stem From Grad College X' 5-Q1 1 1 l 1 1 1 N11':1' l ' ' Ill 111 llll' -11 1111 111-1s1I.1s1111.11111g111 ll1t'1l1l'l'L'llll7l'Ugl'2ll1lS 1 1111 -1-1111111111-111 -11 .1 111-11 1111511.11 1111111111111 wl1i1'l1 111 11' 11-if 111 111.111 1111111111l.11i1111s lllll 11121111 1111105 11111 111.111.1111 1111111 .lllll 1111, 1111' 1111111. llIlS p1'o1C1'1. 1 11 lll' 1.111 '-11111 lll1PNl Ql.ltlll.Ill' 211111 lmsl 11U1'lOl'1ltC '-1-11 lfllllllts llllllll l'Xll'llNlxl' 11-s1'g11'1l1 111111 1111111 -1 111 11.11.-.11111111i1iis1111s111 llllNlK'1ll'kf1lllllcllllcx' 'lllllk' 111111111111,1I 11x111-111'1111- 11111111 1111c11 lczrcls 10 1111 111.11rX1I1. 411 rrlilrllllllypql llufllx UI knuu-lcdg-L1- Workrnq on onc ol the componcnfg as 1111' ll 111111-111 l1l1QllIN111N. .1111l 1.111111 41s11'111111111y. 111. -.-.1111 4 1 1111 1-1 1111 Ql.ll1ll.lll' 1YUl1l lfvwlllf' .gu .11 1111 lllllls 111 1'1ll11.11l1lll. llltllhllf. l7ll5l' '.11111111111.11111 111.111 111111-1s111111s1's11l 4 llll' ' - 'ol- 111! 11111111111-111.11 1111: ll11' lv1.lKlll.llL C. .1 I 111111s111 .11 1111111111is11111s1q1111lyc111111'g- .-1.1.11 1111s 1-1 L1111 11.1111 111111 11111 1-wr i111'1'c11s- 111111 1-11 1x11111s 111 llll'Nl' l1l'lllN. 1-1 '111 111'-, 11111g1.1111s11'11'111l1 1-s111lJl1sl1Cil HIL 111 1- -11 1111-11.11 t'l1QI1lt'K'llllQ, l1111l1l11s11w. 131181- 1111111s11.111-111. 1-1111I1.11.11111- 11111. llllAllliL'. lomls A chemistry grad student handles much intricate equipment. 'if the no c t al - . . W Ompl-' C' 19-'WE bu1lt at the umversity are a research associate and a technical assistant, Arlmini Oll' Charles V1 Dean of Admissi U Marietta D1rector Of Administrative Cfficials n 1 intricate equipmcng 1 technical assistaf' J .Jn xx fha I l .Ll A if 1 DQS s NF KEN X 1 L X af . is vi' ., N i .md I ,cg ii XVATTS firrgftlcvtf ' f X f L T l 1 - il I A JAMES G. THOMAS Vice President Walter C. l-ef University ol Illinois Foundation The Un' ' - ' ' '- Students, take note! Each year the Foundation pin- lli i ,irmaii-,ri plus gi wix import ini mln, lol it is in ii 3.10111 .-,x1nrl.ill1m ullus 4' lumlion is to Clll'0lll'2lgC vides scholarships for students who need financial help to further their education. If a student is a scliolznui ill l -r ilu pxripusi ol assisting ilu- grim-ral t-diualiolial sv in 1 .ri-lu prrwi sill rl lllt' l .lvl l. ,Q . whiz and has a definite financial need, then the Founiln- tion is sure to help him out. lin I iinliiron his run :main wiirtt-s ul I't'Yt'llllt' - 4 . . Turning to another page of their program booklet, il 'i limi Xi lin xr nu nl lnuil. .i lilllt- num than a tleczulc is noted that another major division of this helplul coi- I' in l ilu toil-4-1.1111-lik 1-rul-mnuriii luiul,o1'g:rnilt' the mi llviill-ills poration is its work on library enrichment. Not one oi two, but hundreds of important collections have 601111 I X H rin'-r ol --pp'-rluiiriuw lor stunt- to the Uni- ll. x 1 il .mil Ili- sl.lll lills lln l'wllllsl.lll1mIls progrguii lmok- to the University Library through the good deeds ol llli lfoundation. i ill llllII'lll.llll llxl1l'lNllPlll1lxllll lll1lllS1lI1ll5 Ol l I H' w4 r '-slut ll illlfull-121' lt'Nt mln and aid stall Special projects, such as memorial funds, alll llll ' ' l lacllmo I Il l- '-'-ll-I ll.tXr slnrlll ll llllllllg Illtl lllt'l1l 111 gg-ylllln l 1--rr--T if F'-,l v if, ,Q H., -. .JREF V i-...af O , 1. .iv Ill -s .f 1 9 stu ', x x Q, treasury in fulfilling its goal ol augmenting tie provided by University and state funds. CHARLES C- DGLONG JAMES cp cotvuu Assistant Treasurer Executive Director and Secretary liacsli senior in th l'nix'ersity Ol Illinc lwisliip in the Alu inlopted this year. llin-s-paying membe L--1 alumni organiza nill heroine the new lor Sli years has ber sin ol Illinois whil I'lu'ough an elal -oliauion keeps trai ilnoughout the wo lll.llllJll on these al , ,ff , i y y yyyiy i 1. OFFICERS lAS 2 Filllllllllllllll pl- :cd linzlmizll In fm is an scliolqi-1 lllcn lllc lfounili 'oqrzun lJOUlslk'l,L 1 .X . . I this hclplul io, mem. Not om'-f clions linw will good clvvcls ol ll! l lumls, grill llf Ning' lllc' lianciliul m S. N.'.f.,n.-fc, L.-da A A Y The University 0l Illinois Alumni Association l.ull Nflllill in llul llllll', l'Vv , Ql.l1lll.llIIl',1 -liss il rli' Xu . Q, 1. ,H ,' 5 Af 4 llllXllNllX ul llllll11IN'.XIlll1'1l'lX1 ,I lull I'.'.1INlll umm X.,..l . I ,g 1 , lulslllli In ilu' Xlimlm XNNlHl.Illlill im-lf: .I mn-. imlaw. ' , lm -. 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' X 2-S y i 'yi A -ni Q r r-.1-ff, -4 ' -1 1, .'.'ir1 H.-md, Mrg, Frances Watkins, A. J. Janata, secretaryg Kenney Williamson, presidentg David D. Henry, U' i , Dirt .mi Harm-.'ood, Howard Clement and George Wilkins. '-mfr .I uf-rr 3 f 1 I-t' lrWi+frmnliyv.'i!i'1 the student leaders, who make up the President's Panel. Dean Turner and AJ - . rf.. . ring ttk a real hash-it-out affair, for either side may ask questions of the other. i Q 'Lt -. 'fit a 'Tl-, Q ll 'l. Sy ix Q Deaf Sv 'ir Uni-V 9? -si-'O P C T98-'E remin QOS an 3 a QQ 15-Vi oi gr de jj a ii X Iiees . xv - , ,x ' fQf,' W' H 'hlf1'- 11 vi xzzw- ax. ..- ' - -.. --' J - x ..-. , , . A ' ' 14-.. 1 ..J'1 ,,.'-35,113 a.' A.,,laL'xX-.1L r '1 'x'.':E vu!-'1'-':.c':n '.-. Lu: ',n,,- - W , . , . i ..I,JA,,'4.'i1M AL .l v 'Lf l .1Q , . -,xv . J , , 'N' H ' -'v -'A-' -'J '14'. 1,1 .Hi . ,-g',4y',g1..I . ff' '...xZ'.l - R , Q , ., H . . Q lp ,Lv ,,,. . . -3 L,--'3,', jfgggi 51.3, ,', val.. I H' ' - ' wi ,..-- 1-,-.',,, .m. .. 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' f w ' H ' .' :ff z- . .,., .,' . AL, I, .,....1 u,'--'- -Si-V1 - -- ff -'-C ,- M IA px Yr - v f. . .- - . ,A - . . ', I -. ,,..,l v ' r X- 'xv -PK i- 1' N X- v-J. 4-.. g,:x,-,., w--... ..1, .--fr--1--: --A - - ' it ill L. if 1 '.', w.:. ' ' '-'.' '.-Q . xfic, g Q s ' '-H1 ,, . , , W , 1' . , mgiuvfe-lr pg ,,, . LL L I.'v,Z.' .1..', l'.T.-Lf-..L'I.' LJ- 32241. . . - , -, v . 4' ' ' Z ' Q ' '- 'A J Y ,,, ,,,J ,. -,--..,..... W.. .J-..'1-Ji'-ILJ , A .Ln u D Y ' 0 'c'A1aicn. If ATHLETICS 93 'ju 'Bur Aj-if Q. SPGRTS V RSITY SPGRTS 'C+' 4 '1 gf Q 0 -rf I -X' f E . x V L.. y, .,- L- HX i 4 If 1 'N-Uiaz, X I ,, , :sg 5 va , N ' 'fl 4 JZ, X 1, Isa' ,nnpqians f 41 ' 2 'fnnrlnlL1ou-1-nl .. ' .1 V'-' .- .gn--. 'I .... N - .- ' f 11k 7 63. , ' 'Z j . Q 5 ,X gb , Qi i'iUEA2ig': ' ' ' ' L- . im, f W?lt 'i 'm The centers drill with the quart b . k ' of the team is spread around the afielsd ::Cllear?eg'?S2 - . . Omg through drills for their respective positions l.H.h, in May, wlii A inking 21lJ0Ut b' , l Lln 'H K ' hrol iliougllfs going t b is mu rlus PWM 6 laciemelil lim' Qiffldlmted by t he answers KO we lizive fel? liiul l t Nlnrillg pmctme. gin-ing practice ser' .mil to lil! vllm, 'l'lll'Ollgl1OLlll sl W which intl to get an itll cesslul in the I nilizirize L rim1nngfIS ill .llklll lil' alll' Two of the bigger imc. Will we ha' lliirliell who graduz lic iilule to take over igitgiiit by Tom Ha liimzil baseball Conti pin in any collegiat .mil many other que imrkccl long and ha vmA l --1,-, ' ill 'PIII' I. V ,. '. iv !f,Aiv lt l fi pg-ririfl in which both the W 'l'1 l 'n'- lf be answered, One COl'l injl he remainder of the team waits on the l1 ll 1 ,U A 5 1 . .il nt fi rho m1nY spring practice scrimmages T The conchcx ware . ., , H, 4 , 4 1 Q Y . V I Y Y' I ,' J C . , N - i ini, 1 4, -- ther rcs ' DCClIve talents In the s ' - -Dflng everyone gets a chan . C9 to Drove himself SPRING gr ', il c , A .Q 4 I ' '4 4 A ' , 5 ' . A ,.. . .. , . -'fu A I ri v L J- 'A Q -, '.-Q 1 rb0.Nv'v.':. ..,,MvUr' ,, .,- , ' 4 . ,, N W Vs J- - . i. u ,wp ' V 5' X 'A Q ' Jw'-if , .MQ - fp- ' .D -5 1 a N by X J . v - , , . f . R ,. - i , .. sn.. -W l It ., --, It .7 fo S I H. , W ' . -' -. 0 K I. A 'Q qi aye.. .q'.-.t,3KF,,,-:g , Q Vs 'Q ' f ' .',i 'vm . - x 'V-1 f A 'eg 'ffm-,+.A,., X,, 1 - 14 , ' . Nirhw Qi- h .' Kline.. ' ' ' V4 id '. '- . Q ' f ng,i 4,'v' , v f 4 -.. A, .v 5 f , . ,. fx ,t4T?,,Z42V v ' All ffxfwr , i 4 T, 1 'X , f ' mf' i , V 4.1: ' -- .-QXFW I r, W-I 3-A, .K X R s 1 N I u. Mu ...1w' ' .- rbacks, while HM SPRING PRACTICE...Long and Hard Work M!! 'ill' Oi, .L 7--fi' AO 'Q ' .4 s'xH32I?!1.,,Q if ., I it X M.,-.... lfuinbles cost th NI mul Lwo touchdi lucs, :incl a third oi The Illini were lmrilling recovered gmail. A 79-yard dr: mum lulown, howevc nal Sl yar only seco lm' the ll With 'ill-yzllrl 1 p ay to the g elecrriliei 'Ulrl on the next pll ul- - Klkllllll H. hands 0 E an Ill THE AWAITED DAY . . . Fumbles, Disappointment I X r L fuly nn Ike :canon i ' CDH fha QT' ' ' - rachce. - , ,e 1-he members IIN' lllllll uvlc' llkruxw Tmxa-if X ' 5 Du: to vwmfvou: .n,.,.,..-, sfor the season. lxunllux-4 ll'1llXi'll'll .n I l I X : '-' l ' ' ' l .ll XTt'N.lltl nllikc' '.-.xx Ilftwil ' I ' I'-mxxPx-L-xxnn, lr-lxxm-x4'r. .mx I1--lm 1 .1- f I-11 KIIV flILll .ll x.411l- -M R314--zmlz. XX xllx -vxxlx xxx -nuxlx zlxgn fL::.z:4 ? f - N x.ux! lvLqx L-u ilu- l K I X ' Zzivra ll -H Pl --- X lx'n llllliL rlmw KIIIILWE 13-1 .1-'Zu f N -squad scrimmaSf 1-ml-,H ilu- IEVXI gin .N 13:1 - 1- Esfineddfitbiilgqgz :Eu-lmxm-lx-1l.m lllzm Emil?-1. L 1:1 first F3 the season- omg ' P I ,.,,, be -A .-..i, th: tiylll lit1Cl4L'vC l3Cl'NlCI5 fOr 3 flrsl dow .-Q, ovQ4.1ll'X99 'K ' ,,,, -..-v--s1.vnq- ,qi H. ,fl . 34 :,g' ' -- '..f- .'. 5' S' 1- r, in 'hfoughvyhpy qt, JW. Kmkaski proves his abilities as Fl . In their second appearance the Fighting Illini seemed to run out of gas, as they let 3 twice defeated Duke team edge them out I5-13, ,-Xl. though each team had the ball for seven Series ol' plays, the Blue Devils scored twice, taking 1, halftime lead ol' I5-ll. The Illini offense began ti, take shape early in the second hall as the lllinoi, eleven spiritedly drove the ball deep into Duke territory where L. T. Bonner bowled his war into the end zone for the first score. i Brilliant offensive work by two sophomore hacks paced the Fighting Illini in their second goalward punch. Sophomore hallback Dirk McDade made two spectacular runs, and, nl. though being covered like a blanket, nianagetl to haul down a pass from quarterback Russ Martin to put the ball on the Duke two yard line. On the next play, Bill Brown powered his way across a heavily defended Duke goal line lor the score. This is an example of the rugged Gang tackling of the Illini in the Ohio State game. After the game, Ohio State's coach. Woody Hayes, was quoted as calling it Dirty football. . i X ss' . 1' , x ,-,V 1 4 .N K, ' F Formulating new strategf as his team leads MSU strategy was successful i I lit i..lI.,uing N,ilinil.ix,l.u.ul1llziy liliot seemed to . A . ., , Q . I ' . .. - . --.v - U, ifi.. ' ' in .1 ul Hln-I Stine Xliluvuigli tht- Illinois lint' was - ,N -, 1 in-. ni! -.tall dnl ,i lII'lllI'Illl1lllN .uh ol lklflillljj, tht I 1. sf I . . , li unit'I-..isll1'.i1ll4ul,1'll.lllulm, lllt' lllsl lllllll stult I '-'.'.f..l I .'t ' ' ' 'lh H ' 'uikt-ws' i fun ilu ln li Ill! ilu ill ll lllt li l ll i. -I 1 I ll-innvi llll'll i.ut't I 1 li it in ilu UNI lint lin ilu' stint: X punt- ul lnqll, lil illltll'-lil hull. lux 'ut' lXl.IL1pNl,1 gg-l ul, IHHHHS .vsvd s .fat vp. if , ,rd-slim' xifinbig lf' ' I Hagel' Cf-'T J' y..'g,,3 4 1. 1 4' , 'Q ,xxx 9 LKB. sift ,t Halfback Dean Look I2 Quarterback Russ Marti fumbles which thwartec l 1 I-in. X--vit llir siipliulllwir' h,illh,,.L ,IUHIH-ll QI i.!-. i.. pin ilu hill in tllnn sian- it-Haunt, HH. .ii .inn .ni ,. ., um! Imssllulll1Ill.llll'lll.lllt llulm ll ill'- I lxltluislrl '-Kllll lvllllttl llls tygx U, ilu- ulml I ilu! livzllgllltiyittlllylullIl1t'lg'Hy'lllllHu.l -4 - s . ,sq - V, iJ,',g,i'fi. Q. If 1 - ,fin -,x . fa. . , ,Af 4 r, f ' l'V 4 , ' 1 5' 'KUPY' hc lfiglning lllu HWY lffl il ul, EIU out I5-l'4 X ll lol' NCVCII xml, :cl lwicc' lwkm i c . . lilll :ns llu- llIm.,, l clccp lnm llul lmwlccl lm W, score. um mlmlxrlznml li in Llmc-il' mlm ' lllllllliltli Inu 11' runs. :xml I' Jlzmkcl, Illllllllglw iuzu'Lc1'lJ:u'k Rul C Duke two yur 'own powcrc-ml lul l Dulce goal lm: ackling of the Ill,- Ohio Sfafe's CO-li' irty footballf JllCll5l' llc-54.111 Q. A tf' i' gi ,vv l'l7 a Formulnunl! 'W' 'gY Uslgwg. su' V . 4 l 1' hx. ,4.l.. ,Ay , . ' A n,,v,',', .'.1' lf ' ' ll., iss. 0 is . A. 1. vnvlb foil ' -1' ' K . vw , l l'l-253' 1 Halfbnck Dunn Look , l l ' fy l..1r!.-15,31 lx lr- -'-' 4-. -. T X- nh thc twilight .md cold -rw-.tg in, lr,m the TOD of a stand . i. inf l.f I v .itil OC fmtfll watch and direct the ' ..,' ' v , i, ' t Tile' ptlftlut' QJITWC I ln good slunviiigs in the two previous games, and with lung. hzird przictices during the week, the Illin into ooinething not to he desired :it West Lnlzn-Que lfuinhles spelled htnnilizition :ind defezit lot lllii twig its thex' handed Purdue :in ezisv 31-8 yimm lwo ltnnhles in the first quztrter hy qt1z1rterIi,utL lioh Hickey set up it touchdown and field goal lot the l'iUllCl'lll2lliCl'S as they closed the qll1ll'l61' lezttlinu Sl-tl. The lllini Offense gained only lout' vzmlg melting in the First quzirter. .Xnother Ptn'due touchdown :ind Field goal com, hinzition lelt the hzilltnne score :it l8-ll. Rilillt wezitliei' didn'L bother the Boilerinzikers us that snort-cl again in the third and lotn'th quzn'te1's. Tht ' I lone Illini TD. cznne on Z1 drive from the Purtllll. lti. f2ll2ll'lCl'lJ2lCli .Iohn Ezisterbrook pzicetl the drin- with two hne runs. Mzirshztll Stzirlas then skittert-il three yards tlnaongh the mud lor the score. SOMETHING LACKING Offense and Defense. D ' ' , -. , . cspate hard practices during, tht week, and gpurtg of Oufsfa,-,dmg play' Such as this defensive ac- t. it tr L- tllim Q tiIt1n't moufer much in the line of a serious attack against the rugged Boilermakers, epite ol tt teznn that was fired up as Z1 result 01 iran lllinl Illinoh my lllle tt'l lll l tllt' NWT' lull llw I in nll I' Agt'll.ll. l llhlllllllg lu ltl4 llll linll TU ninnnlg Rim t-ntl .ina Iillmg 1 ltyitling .tgiin tt ut' lllii ltllll liil .itll the glint' V tunietl ici. Un tl lllll AX1 llilstllllt llowtwel l1t't'lt lllt llie s time to ilit' gun' ll1.tI tht nzutl: ll Yi,- 1 4 TYPiCal llllni t fired up as a res pious games' andlltlt IC we - l lil u b ek. tlie111miw ned at lt'f.5tL1f H . on :mtl defeatffgillt ' an easy 31,8 wolf uarter 1 - , ll ! D Il qllrnterlinll .mn and field goall c It el Iliff fllllllwei-ladil eil only foul. Yardj ' , SI, 'n and Held go-11 C0 u f IE store at I8-ll. Raitt lioilermakers qs thy, . Itlllllll qllql-le-15 . K II- Irixe lrom the Pu,-du, I llnlmk llllfecl tliedrir I Starks then sltitterf l lor the score. Illini end Rich Kreitling was the prime target for Illinois quarterbacks as he snared three passes good for three touchdowns in a 21-8 victory over the Uni- versity of Michigan. An uneventful first quarter left the score 0-0. Early in the second period with the ball on the Illini 17, quarterback john Easterbrook zeroed in on Kreitling at the 45. Gathering in the perfect aerial, he outraced the VVolverine secondary the re- maining 55 yards for the score. Michigan bounced back with a 73 yard scoring drive sparked by the bril- liant running of quarterback Bob Ptacek. With time running out in the second quarter, Illini quarterback Russ Martin hit Kreitling with a 16 yard pass, the big end just getting his foot inside the end zone before falling out of bounds. The half ended with Illinois leading 13-8. Early in the second half, Easterbrook again connected with Kreitling on a long aerial. The ace Illini receiver easily sprinted over for the score with Easterbrook running the extra point to round out the day's scoring. Action in the last half of the game was dampened by a constant drizzle which turned the field into a quagmire by the fourth quar- ter. On the Saturday following Illinois' fine showing at Ann Arbor, the Illini played host to the Badgers from Wisconsin before the Dads Day crowd. This week, however, the Illini weren't as successful as they had been the previous week. The spirits of the crowd matched the weather, both were cold and damp that afternoon. By the end of the game it could be seen through the fog and mist I I l lv' li ,git , rs-Q I 'l ,, 4 . Defense. ve aC- -akeri that the scoreboard at the north end of the stadium read: Illinois-l2g Visitors-31. Typical of the afternoon, Wisconsin's Jon Hobbs l35l heads for the end zone after filtering through the Illini defense. The TWO Illini still on their feet are sophomore QU3fT?VbaCl4' RUSS Maf- tin IIOI and junior guard, Gerald Patrick l63l. ,l I .- A sight that was familiar at all home football games was that of the cheerleaders leading the team back onto the field at half-time, where they were met by the Marching Illini. . 5 , D 'r' ' j ,2ff-?f'I-.'11,f'4 ,'.'fT. 'f'f',3'-. , V - ng f , Don Ycnzcl, f' 7-1 l ' ' f llll' llllm- 1f'0sfOf the Dolnl after - - ' l ,l lii-in-. Easterlbrfzok holds The ball. - - ,iii lp's!.'iClc' cntirsc for a Wildcat de- i :wifi ii-, il blocking the kick. Coming lo thu .uid ' , ,L-il liliiii hall carrier are Sophomore ' ', v 3' l ' .uf .-i f ,-i r .llitlftl llixit' Aitli l62l. 4-Y X ,iw- , vi. 4 ... i , K . .' A r. ,R 'IC' , . :' r-- du W , ' f'?'l. ' . -. gk A I' ful-w.. ... -- , A Ax: R?-4 f A The pressbox at the top of Memorial Stadium was always a humming place on the afternoons of home football games. l-lere, standing in the pressbox, is Charles Bellatti, Director of Athletic Publicity. The lighting Illini did a line job ol taining tlic ini' predictable Wildcats ol Northwestern 27-20 in zi scr- saw hattle lor sixth place in the final Big lil staiitliiigs The Illini eleven broke the scoring ice early in tlit second quarter as runs by Starks, Brown, and lizistci- lirook hronght the hall down to the N.U. seven, wlieit' ciiiai'tei'lxac'k Iiasterhrook easily roniped into fone. The pride ol Evanston bounced right lJzick,giii1l the Cllll in ton plays the score was tied, 643. Bruce Berkiiiaiiiii then cznne into the spotlight as the big Illini Cllll snared two passes, one lor a touchdown and ll lilf' lcad. Back sprang N.U. quarterback Dick rl'l10l ll l WCW Us mel: lPUWlCd their way to I3-I3 lizillti1il6Sf 'l ln the third quarter, an intercepted Illini pzissliil I ul' UIC lllildcats' last T.D., and a 20-I3 lead. 1 on ilic lllini, sliotlaed into high gear, scored agail vllorts ol Dick Mcllade, lim Brown, johnny lilmcli liroolt. and Marshall Starks. The point after touili flown lailcd and the Illini were in debt, 20-19. The soinilioinorc lmackheld teamed up 011 the hnal srfiriiig lllillf ol the l958 season that put the game on IW w: Coaches Sieve Sue' llllihriow: Jerry Parola, -llm ' Dick MCDadef Blum l Fourth row: Rich Kreitlingulf Anderson, Jim E'llW'S4 Third row: Roland Pearson, l Martin, Doug Wallace Second row: Don Yeazel, Bri Ski, John Easterbrook B ll row: Bob Lanzotti, G 0 omBob Henderson, Bob .incl what for next iiiiiltl possibly be fills line, lizirdest hit by gr: lit giizirfl Bill Burrell The backfielcl that Xfii'tliweste1'n team we iiicliitling quarterbacl FINAL STAN lllttji --A-4-v--. llisioiisiii ,,.q A llliio, ,.,., lllll'tlllC .q-,- Q liitlizingi , ll,l,lNOlS .,-- Xoi'tliii'CstQl.n llliliigzin XllllIlQSOl2l ll' ' , , lllgan State F soar the freshli an: C0VlSists 0 sitongst then' Y' Here th ,gfelihiough de differlog lltff em dete UV . -1 1 511 l N 111' 11 .1 N1 1111111 111 1 l',lN11 11111 11' U L. .1: 111.11 1 11 1111 1111'1 x11'1 INN N It I1 11 'llxlt 0111 11. 111111 1141 1-np fn- Lhh 1,- 1 lowvh vo. 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P 11'c1'c 11s 1ez1c1i11g 5 11s 11OI101'Zl1'y 0:11913 1110 111e11 seemed needed. The qua 10 season these W 1i11011. A Dark During 0 Datientlvnsnoghghsegln c 'I 1 . 1 1 , ll Nltllllllll. 111' llllll lllf fll 1 111 l 111 ll' Q Steam' .13 A--ff -' 1 Pub iciti. 5 pressbii. 11112 lllf if 1'11 111 .1 iff 1-.1111 111 il' lllll llfii' X I NVH-11 1111c1 ' 1 11111-1111111 51-11111.11 1 l 1111111 U .tllll -ll 111111Hl '1 ,, IIN. ,1111 1111 1'-l , lf-Llll. l 1 1111 1 ill 1 111 1 1 1111111 ll 1111lll 11l'l ' '11 1 l 1 1111, 111 11 1111 1' 'ft- w Top row: Coaches Steve Bucic, Burt lngwersen, Mel Brewer, Ralph Fletcher, Chuck Studley, Chuck Boerio, Bill Tate, Head Coach Ray Eliot, Tommy O'Connell Fifth row: Jerry Parola, Jim Austin, Marshall Starks, Dave Cadwallader, Rock Sharer, Bill Brown, Ken Chalcratt, L. T. Bonner, Mel Lewis, Jim Buss, John Stapleton, Dick McDade, Bruce Beckmann Fourth row: Rich Kreitling, Dave Rewerts, Darrel DeDecker, Deiustice Coleman, Cliff Roberts, Lindell Lovellette, Ernie McMillon, Gene Carr, Steve Rothacker, Dick Anderson, Jim Entwistle, Jerry Wood, Joe Krakoski, Art Kaha Third row: Roland Pearson, Larry Lavery, Bill Hemmer, Joe Rutgens, Don Bush, Pat Murphy, Denny Staub, Gary Hembrough, Ron Moody, Jim Beckrnann, Russ Martin, Doug Wallace, Gene Cherney Second row: Don Yeazel, Bruce Dollahan, Ken Gehler, Joe Geraci, Pat Lennon, Ken Kraml, Bill Burrell, Jim Brown, Ron Nietupski, Rich Nietupski, Joe Wendryho- ski, John Easterbrook, Jim DiGirolamo, Dick Wooley, Jerry Oberndorfer Bottom row: Bolo Lanzotti, George Brokemond, George Utz, Carl Johnson, Bob Allen, Bob Hickey, Gerry Patrick, Dave Ash, Jack Delveaux, captain, Don Grothe, Bob Henderson, Bob Salata, Dan Wile, Bill Offenbecher, Ron Hill And what for next year? Ten of the eleven positions could possibly be filled with returning lettermen. The line, hardest hit by graduation, is expected to be sparked by guard Bill Burrell, next season's captain. The backfield that performed so well against a rugged Northwestern team was composed entirely of sophomores, including quarterback John Easterbrook, halfbacks Dick If1N.XI,ST.XXDINCS IV I, T Iowa ,,,,,,,,, 5 1 il Wisconsin .... 5 I 1 Ohio ....,,, 11 l 2 Purdue 3 I 2 Indiana ,,,,,, 3 2 l ILLINOIS ...... -le fi U Northwestern ., 3 -1 0 lXIichigan s...., I 5 I Nlinnesota ,,,,,,,, 1 13 0 Nlltlllgllil State 11 5 l For the freshman football team, the sea- son consists of practices and scrimnna89S amongst themselves and against the var- sity. Here the varsity, in sweat clothes, SO through defensive plays as the fresh- men jog through various plays 28-EHDSY different defenses set up by the vars1tY McDade and Marshall Starks, and fullback -lim Brown. Add to this, junior quarterback Bob Hickey, sophomore fullback Bill Brown, both injured during the latter part of the '58 season, and All American candidate Rich Kreitling. YVith these and other returning line men, the Illini may well have one of the most potent offenses in the Big IO. 109 Z- Thc only senior plnycr tim, umrting five this season was ' T 2 i tligfif Tai,l'ir is attempting to stay in Q - f i' ,fvr .i'. I . 1' i v . Ed Perry drives '- ' 'I ll ' V ' 'mw- ' , i - , .1 player. His shooting ii 5 th- in-'ii important members of thc ,tilt tum iw-ivt the pressure off the front 1 tfilli-r fpponcnts, John Wessels takes a rebound from MSU' Johnny Green. Green, who scored 35 point? and made a tip-in with ll seconds to go yi win the game for MSU, was the individngl star of the afternoon. .-Xiter winning eight of their first eleven games, the Illini found themselves tied for first place in the Big Tong certainly a surprise when considering pre-season pretlir' tions. The three losses the Illini had suffered were at tln- hands of Marquette, Kentucky, and Michigan State: :ill ol' whom were rated as top teams in the country. Alter compiling this impressive record the Illini toni a break for finals and then took up competition againyi Notre Dame after a twelve day layoff. Something linin- pened to the Illini during their layoff for exams, for tln- game against Notre Dame turned out to be the begin- ning of a five game losing streak in which the Illini weren't able to do anything right. Then one Monday night, after having given a gztnic to Northwestern on the previous Saturday, the Illini sunl- denly found themselves in the second-half of a gninc against previously rugged Indiana. It was the same In diana team that the week before had shattered Big Ten scoring records in their 122-98 win over Ghio State. But. on this Monday night, only one week later, the Illini came back from a thirteen point deficit at half-time tri win the game S9-83g which proved to be one of the hig- gcst Big Ten upsets of the season. Lhe outstanding defensive player on the squad this year was Al Go ere Gosnell drives around two MSU players on his way to a score. Mi . 4, awf f , s 93 'tw eff'-Q ff! -nw ' 'C Vi' I 0 i X' Y' mf snell. UW18 his most effective eludes Michigan State's was another of the plea uncertain who would be kffs -1 rebound Xa.. A, - 5 .Ned D from MSL Sec'-3l'ldS gi N l N ug: the i ,g' ' Vleivif, l ll WH Qziiiieg. i3 ,li 1' In Ll , -N.lii','litl s Nliin, l i - iw 'lla' if lit ilic bail 'll His' lt? .X-A si in pm? . ircltr ii lg :an Suite: gy lllllit, 5 :lic llliiiiri. lllli in jigm, iiiuiliiiiq lij' xziiiii, loiil ill ilic lllii 'nm 3 gin' ' 'lm' llliniiii l ol .1 QM ilic inmeli 'ml Big lr' ii mic. Bi iii ilie Iliir lllillrlllllil ii' ul lllC U-: ,Lvl Gosnf 3 scare. 'yn 1 ' . fs. l s -1,5 ,fl I li Adding to the lllini's depth on the bench was junior forward Bruce Bunkenburg. Here he is unsuspectingly going up tor a hook shot only to find himselt sitting on the shoulders of a Butler opponent who had stepped under him while he was taking the shot. Using his most effective shot, the hook, Illini center John Wessels eludes Michigan State's Johnny Green tor the score. Wessels' play was another of the pleasant surprises tor Coach Combes, who was uncertain who would be his starting center when the season began. l Michigan State's center, Johnny Green seems to be falling over backwards as he watches his shot tall through the net. lllini AI Gosnell, Roger Taylor and Vern Altemeyer look in amazement at Green's fantastic shot. iq 'te often addacl the necessary spark to save a game, 1 V A 1 A shot of the Illini bench- It . fhi QU tnlnlt, the mmf powerful in the Bug Ten, tm uc ,I A y. 5 llzv. I' l-.x'.l in a -', Final Standing Michigan State .... NOl'llllX'CSlC1'Il N I icihigan ...... Ptmliie ..... ILLINOIS .,., Iowa ......----v Ohio State .... Incliana ..I.. Minnesota A.,Y llisconsin ,,.. - X ' If Cym wliurc lfLf CICVCU Years . M lls stands -It 'lu 1 . Dough, I t' ' iltall reams before taking over Director of Athletics H' L ,. is vi vt litlfl 1 IN -any-nn-.--v - Q . d. 4 J Sv Ii U ,,ni 'GIA 'n' ..,. QI -.., K W L 12 'J S li S ti S li 7 I 7 T 7 7 7 7 5 9 1 lil J hfmv' , After the football season' iiia.: his 3 Easterbrook broughf 1 our! prowess to the baskelbjgfmpcghol I-le is shown taking 3 I ' Bob wi John Homeler, iiiaoiizl row: Lee Fwndsen' To Balcom row: Assistant Coach illtcr snapping thc nippearecl that the Ill vntl the season in sect their own court, the l their next two games ilu-n returnecl to the tht- lllini heltl seconc ganics teniainingg sf llnt, in basketball l quirk way ol taking ' nliat happened to tl Plate. Following the llicliigan, and this i lore the evening wal ,IIN 0 V ,I lui Hilillicil ltgeinselxc the season wlllufed Iiznl not Wiyn llc 1 wa lh IH Hull lt- unexpected haplg snort ennl OI an 84-5 nitli Illinois, Qhio llllll place. J . irlllllir-Ed Pe Y whc 'vfitlnltiimg the b3Ske lllm th Shoot-ing ave e aH'l'mG sch 77 ft Top row: John l-lomeier, Bob Schmitt, Lou Landt, Vern Altemeyer, Bill Mohlenbro k Jim Dorris Second row: Leefrandsen, Tom Adams, Bruce Bunkenburg, Ed Perry, John Easterbr ok Manager Dick Ekin Bottom row: Assistant Coach Howard Braun, Govoner Vaughn, Mannie Jackson, John Wessels Roger Taylor Al Gosnell Coach Harry Combes Alter snapping their losing streak against Indiana, it appeared that the Illini were back in stride and would end the season in second place. Alter beating Indiana on their own court, the Illini came back to Hull Gym to win their next two games against Xfllisconsin and Indiana and then returned to the road to beat Iowa. At this point, the Illini held second place to themselves with only two games remainingg second place seemed quite assured. But, in basketball like all other sports, things have a quick wav ol taking unpredictable turns, and that is just what happened to the Illini and their visions ol. second place. Following their victory at Iowa, the Illini went to .Xlichigan, and this is where the unexpected began. Bee lore the evening was over, the Illini had lost the game and Iound themselves in a six way tie lor second place. The Illini returned to Champaign lor their last game ol' the season, which was against Northwestern: a team that had not won in Huff Gymnasium since I9-I-I. But, again the unexpected happened, and the Illini came out on the short end ol' an SI-81 score, and thus the season ended with Illinois, Ohio State. Iowa. and Indiana tied lor Iilth place. Junior Ed Perry who in his sophomore year had much trouble in hitting the basket, overcame this handicap as he came uD with a shooting average of .489 this past season. This givGS him the all-tirne school record for shooting percentage. -Mm H if ,J-' 4144444 fe iff? H Ernle Haisley, above, and Ron Mitchell teamed up as the top two high jumpers in the Big Ten. In i958 Haisley set Big Ten and Armory records with a jump of 6' SVSU in the conference meet, and a varsity record of 6' 9V4,' in the Chicago Daily News Relays. The Illini jumped from last place in 1957 to first place in 1958 in the Big Ten indoor track cham- pionships held in the Illinois Armory. The dark horse Illini team ran away from favored Ohio State and Indiana to win their sixteenth Big Ten indoor title. The effort was accomplished with the help of the surprising performances of two Jamai- can sophomores, George Kerr and Ernle Haisley. Kerr came through with a surprising victory in the 440 yard dash over favored VVillie Atterbury of Michigan State, and Haisley beat out teammate Bon Mitchell for the high jump title. A surprising victory in the 880 yard run by Dan Imrie also played an important part in the victory. Probably the most outstanding runner on the team, Bob Mitchell gave the best individual per- formance. He contributed 125 points to Illinois' total with a conference record tying win in the 70 yard low hurdles, a second to Ohio State's Glenn Davis in the 60 yard dash, and a second in the broad jump behind Olympic performer Greg Bell ol Indiana. Bob McKown, Mitchell's understudy, helped the Illini cause by taking a Fifth in the 60 yard dash, and edging defending champion VVillie May ol' Indiana for third place in the 70 yard low hurdles. II7 If? Track Team Runs from Rags to Riches... A 3 The crowd watches intently from Armory stands as underdog Illini run away from favored Ohio State and Indiana to capture Big Ten Indoor Track Championship. Big Ten Commissioner Tug Wilson presents Illini Coach Leo Johnson with the Indoor Track Championship Trophy in the Armory last spring. zffs4iaQgQ,a'sYs,'sf'sQ1s 'H' f , . , I 5 2 . 53 er. 'Spa -v I New at tiaa . -,............,,..-,1 1' . -.. 1 , vi h 9 x -B' . .N 5 -oar ...:..- A . 'bl 'Q 1-f 1 ,,y,,,- L 7-9 5, f gh ,. 'Nl f 'E 1' is d I ' f 7 8 Sec- , , , - ' lndoor Meet and goes on to win in a recor Tymg llmre O ' , M h ll Lk th lead in iltc 70 yard low hurdles in the Big Ten A U n lllirlcitl til c17't.f ?.4.1',fm Mliclwc-ll ran the same race in 7.7 seconds for new VBFSITY indoor and Arnf1OVY Vecolrldsv Sliiaiilng Amema . - - yltf nf ,ilu Hr X-.'.'v. mlm-fl Athlete of the Year at the end of the season for his performances In footba an - Inu Nu-x-...nl wi .ln lllmms lufml in llic- fftn cl,..1lllllulllyqltnsul nl i txllllll KVM Sophomore Dan lmrie, riglwt,-one of the big SUI'PVlS?5 of fha lgssolggj door season, is shown finishing the 880 yard run In vyl'1.ICl1 he SC a startling upset victory over Michigan State's Willie-Attciifliiilgiglwj ' Starting the same race is Frank l-ledgecock, left who lmlshe ,.4 gmail lol l 1 Xiltlllll lwl,u1Q.illilvllnllwllltuli' Illll lllHx1lx.llI1l .lm-in l'l.illl. llulguinlx lnl.iu'1l Ni'lHll1l glml ,untill xtxI.ttiv.v-lx. nu lll1'illlll'llIll lrlllbtlllllrltll ilu sntlllllll llmmg ilu lmg1i1l.ul N!4,INl1ll,illl lllilli XNIII um lliril ,tml iv.-vi1:.lllgul.ll llll'4'lNl1llA'l'Ih llll'lI lu will inn: Ilu ll'Nlllls .ll Iluwf units uni' IN 7 p.ll1.v-,t ll I IXUIN r- Ulu-.Ni,m' ill ,xllllllltlll lll. ll l lXt IIN T- l'llI1llll'llll,X1r ' II l IXKHN .1 Xll-liigguli il llS iilu-.1-xlrlil LH l l x l l l i l ii- ard tying time of 7.8569 3rdS, also tying America' all and track. surprises of the l958lli 1 run in which h65f0lf' rates Willie Attellful left, who tinishedlllll A -JL... Ron Mitchell, captain of the '58-'59 track team, shows his form as he clears the bar in Big Ten lndoor Championships. Mitchell went on to take second place in the high jump behind teammate Ernle l-laisley. Individual Efforts . . . . . . Team Victory BIG TEN I ILLINOIS . Ohio State . Indiana . Purdue . . Michigan State Iowa . . . Minnesota . Michigan . Iliisconsin . Northwestern NDOOR FINAL STANDINGS . Lim . 39 . 35 . 24 . . 19 . 17 . my, . 16 . ll . 6 H9 af' 3 ' .ff . 2 D- I . Q 'it . , d f 1315 points in the Big Ten Outdoor Cham ' . Q Bob Mrtclglell azcigugiatfd dflh and tied for first in. The 100 yard daslizronshxtgs. He won v lc a second in the broad jump with a jump of 2419? NCAA meet Mitchell too ug ff' George Kerr, one of the sophomore standouts on the team, ran the quarter mile in 246.1 in the conference outdoor meet, but lost to Ohio State's Glenn Davis, whose time of 145.8 tied the world's record. A week later at the Meet of Champions in Houston, Kerr set a new varsity record of 1 149.5 in the 880 yard run. The Missouri meet was one of the contests in which the Illini encognlezej u trouble with rainuduring the outdoor season. The lllini barely squeak? 0 Wm Over M.'SSOUr.' by a score of 68-64. Here sophomore Dan lmrie is shown et ing a Missouri runner set the pace in the 880 yard run. it , I , X W, L W'-61 170 '5 5 h Leo Johnson MISSOUWCO' lllini were trailing in the mill? relay bl The Illini captuffifl bv edging Indiana 45 .tthlete ol the Yearjf 220 yard clash and tli Ernle Haisley won tl recorded a 246.1 time to Glenn Davis of C world mark. Kerr broke the val ing week with a l:45 Houston. Illinois merited a f meet at Berkeley, Ca Bob Mitchell in the ' Hnisley in the high the discus, and a tie Mitchell in the high In season compei Cornell, Iowa, 11Vis :md the Quamigo A nois athletes who i the majority of theii 5331? 10+-I-for S Practice. Joh competition, but becalli 1 W f Coach Leo Johnson is a little worried over the outcome of the Missouri contest. Going into the final event, the Illini were trailing 64-63, but with a fantastic final lap in the mile relay by Kerr the lllini won the meet. The Illini captured the Big Ten Outdoor track title by edging Indiana 455 to 41 with the aid ol Illini Athlete of the Year, Bob Mitchell. Mitchell won the 220 yard dash and tied for first in the 100 yard dash. Ernle Haisley won the high jump while George Kerr recorded a :46.l time for the quarter mile only to lose to Glenn Davis of Ohio State, whose :f15.8 tied the world mark. Kerr broke the varsity mark in the 880 the follow- ing week with a 1149.5 in the Meet ol Champions at Houston. Illinois merited a sixth in the NCAA championship meet at Berkeley, California, as a result of a second by Bob Mitchell in the broad jump, a second place tie by Haisley in the high jump, a sixth by Bob Pellant in the discus, and a tie for fourth by 1959 Captain Ron Mitchell in the high jump. In season competition, the conquest of Purdue, Cornell, Iowa, Wisconsiii, Northwestern, Missouri, and the Quantico Marines brought light to the Illi- nois athletes who journeyed out into the rain lor the majority of their Crusades. Coach Johnson watches senior Ted Caiazza .work out with the shot Dlff during practice. Johnson had counted on Calazza fOr bell? In the Season 5 competition, but because of a knee injury, Caiazza was not able to compefe- Completely exhausted after finishing the two mile run, junior Harold Harris is walking around the track trying to regain some of the wind he lost during the race. Taking off his sweat clothes before start- ing the mile run is sophomore Jim Bow- ers, who broke Illinois varsity records in the mile both indoors and outdoors. , , , Q -f ,ii-fini-.z'-f 5v. , . , 1,51 ts., .fi 'Wi' i V Q , V - .Lfl.-.',fa, .g- , . A'i'fg7',.fi.3I..4'7,g 1.4. 'X , f,, -. ' , 14- gr' ,'-A., . gguf'. 14,3 T: 13' 24,1-riff 4,221 wr. -. Xxx. '- '-54-Slim Ts.,. f.Q,,.-,'gg,-, .53 44 Ln...,,Hn5,f-ighgj-gl-fi,4-H51 ,i7gf'v ,'W.: hs-i Q , H, 'ff if re,-1: J. : Q, V .rg fs f- W , -i - . i .x..,..,f-.,f ,J f 1.3. in f-J . .:.. i,.,.t, .1 .. f ,,5,,,- ,,,,,,.Z,-ct 2, , 5 , f,,.,'3h' r, ii, .. 1 V ,fnluv-5. ,-1,-.,+, if, u,Lf..g'.t r, f K :gvt L.-i.'t'-f .- 4,- . . .,.,'y :s. j.,gI.,1:.,1,j1 f . 5, -.. . , -,, .,,.,, ,rf 'Q , , V f -a Y Y .gf , , RL. ,. V l . 5951. wiizxt ' L ag 55141-y.4t s ,A L. 121 Spring Pre Alter finishing in Mifhigan for second nd after lost el losses, fl mg players to gradui tlie luture of Coach questionable. Would ' rs be able to take o io biggest weakness wot let, last year's home-1 the team, had signed lelt a big gap in the lt appeared that t tiroiind the mound c three ace moundsmel Frank Schwartz and tleseo. It also appeal velop into quite an To get the team it Coach Lee Eilbrach iii Arizona and Oklq against some of the Receivin , S the th as first baseman :Ferrer up tv div. A45 Q., ,4xH! '41't' . g ...aw l . ,ivy .V 1 .JE W , 5 V o lv , r ., O H 8 , Y .1 . f 4 2, t A if , Jr rf f 'K ,Ly ' ' rf' ll U .,., -wir ' 1- v 'aff 1, Sprung Practice . . . . . . rn Arizona After finishing in a three-way tie with Iowa and Michigan for second place with a record of 7 wins and 4 losses, and after losing several of last year's outstand- ing players to graduation and professional contracts, the future of Coach Eilbracht's team appeared quite questionable. Mfould this year's sophomores and jun- iors be able to take over? It appeared that the Illini's biggest weakness would be batting power. Tom Hal- ler, last year's home-run and runs-batted-in leader for the team, had signed a professional contract, and thus left a big gap in the batting lineup. It appeared that the team would have to be built around the mound corps. Returning were Eilbracht's three ace moundsmen from last yearg they were seniors Frank Schwartz and jim Flynn, and junior Bob Te- desco. It also appeared that Jack Delveaux might de- velop into quite an asset to the pitching staff. To get the team in shape for Big Ten competition, Coach Lee Eilbracht took his team on a spring tour in Arizona and Oklahoma where they played a series against some of the Southwestern schools. Receiving the throw too late to make the out is Russ Martin, Who TOOK ,Over as first baseman when Captain Ray Thonn was sidelined with an ankle Injury. .wrt ,T gn Jim Cvik receives congratulations as he finishes a quick tour of the bases. Cvik was converted from an intielder to catcher early in the season, and shortly took over as No. l catcher. eu in 4 Frank Schwartz coaches Bob Klaus, one of the team's fastest men, as Bob takes oft from first. ' 5' 4 is iff 43,5 . ... -.-'-- .-f, -' ...fu-ft 5183- ,,, ,,., , ...t , Q ga g- ----nf-re--f---1-P' 0'--P'-- Sophomore Bill Gawron saw considerable am. behind the plate tor lllinois and is expected tovglv ee J , much rnore action in his remaining two Seam. ns .igbc X I .'Q A-xl -Q, :A fa.. 11'-ei ' 5. 'elA'flvlk ' i' ,'l'1. 4,-,YA U With spring comes a certain feeling of laziness SS DOflfaY9Cl 'l the erforrn on picture above. Several of the players watch the team D A ' who uses the tarp roll as a D'll0W' the field along with a spectator I ' I s .Q The man behind thc mask could be cllhcr C.1t.1l.mo, Gawron or Cwk- Each mx-.N much fl-.ity during the 59350,-1' l2-l Sophomore Russ Martin leaps high in a game against Minnesota. Martin had a season batting average of .3805 high enough for eighth place in the Big Ten rankings C0V1si and is ex aqm - . De ll- remainmg mfgecgtqts easom defable K Second baseman James Vermette's graduation leaves a gap that Coach Eilbracht is going to have to fill for next year's squad. xxx' w-,,,, vi Nm U r . t a .g I K iff., If ,V A A .. ,i igqxr I .fag -M ,f ,. 7 ,gl , i f I l rg - ,av1 , , . . I: K., 5 -S Qu -um Y- X ,.ZlZHMA. ,dx ,.....r S W I 1 ,Q ,y , V a Martin had a fr tr .41 Big Ten rankings l., .. ,. 1, ., X .1 1.5 I 5 jx fc 1 ,..5gq.'N. . 4'-'H . ff V 5 na tr . TW Q.,v1Q53,F,:J-wax...AJ.-5,5.Qj,5g.:'.g..',a.ixiyy 3 - 5 -,rLj, , ,:EA.11 rg- f ,-ing: 55. l 3 W' H5.t.g.1Q gf L' ff Q71 Lg 4 Shortstop Bob Klaus who made All-American as a sophomore will be back for one more year. His. Q ' i ' , 'Z' - f - ' ,ff .-.f f ' , n I 5-an 9 l 5 - 'V ' r Ill' , s I 5. C., yt E x s l Q rg +5 r--is Ak, '-,vs-.:. ,..:,. ff th M ti' V' . - I 9 . ' ., IW- 'Pi I 'lv ,X , Kzwf' r- Al., ., T . VT 1 N r '-Qui-J: t ix' - i 'tty Mm' N Shown batting for the lllini is right fielder Bill Bolk, who again was an able performer both offensively and defensively. This year Bill earned his third varsity baseball letter. Jack Delveaux proved himself quite capable of playing base- ball as he took his turns on the mound for the Illini nine. .lack ended the season with four wins and no losses. ,., 1 1' i 'i ' j' 'vfrfffxi' 125 I mv' Sitting on the end of the lllini bench, and Ejoth seeing gimgi concerned with the situation on the fit? BVS Mamgor Kem Sprague, and Coach Lee EllbraChT. John Jurasevich, one of the outstanding sophomores on the squad this past season, IZ6 proved himself quite capable with a bat as he compiled a .323 average for the season. As the saying goes, Practice makes per- fect. The lllini team could be seen practicing long hours on the field behind lvlen's Old Gym from the first sign of spring to the end of the baseball season. Thiffkingi worrying and hoping pretty well summarize the thoughts of these lllln' BS They W-3TCh B COVWGFCHCS Same progress on a warm May afternoon. ...QQ ffl n. sf! - 'Y' OI . c With H Seabzfdrinl' r enlerencfi TCC , . 1 to closed the se.isOI nine . After Ten mntlings- I th dropped five out om on the Squad egtto the team Went on Ce 2111165- enfhil' BMSCZC, next '. - 33 avf batting w1th a .3 a iores' Russ Martm on ' k De with fl 323- -lac , 1 he '58 season, had ci I fd, Next m H 4.0 ICCO Although next Yea' 0lSChW211'fZ, Flimn' Vi all of whom W111 be Q bmcht can look forwai of juniors and SOPPC vacated by graduat101 Z ....., Qi vig il' TOP row- Q Second yowgyiimln Bottom row: Bob Iv' of the outstanding ad ll S Dast season, capable with a bagel we-G-se for the season, With a season record of 18 wins and ten losses, and a conference record ol ten wins and eight losses, the Illini nine closed the season with a lourth place in the final Big Ten standings. Alter a slow start in which the Illini dropped five out of the first nine games, the sophomores on the squad began showing much improvement, and the team went on to win four of their last five conler- ence games. Casey Barsczc, next season's captain, led the team in batting with a .333 average, closely followed by two soph- omoresz Russ Martin with a 327, and John Jurasevich with a 323. .lack Delveaux, Illini football captain lor the '58 season, had a fine season on the mound, sporting a 4-0 record. Next in line was Jim Flynn's record of 4-l. Although next year's team will not have the services of Schwartz, Flynn, Vermette, Thonn, Kating, and Bolk, all of whom will be lost in graduation, Coach Lee Eil- bracht can look forward to seeing a fast developing group of juniors and sophomores take over in the positions vacated by graduation. -s .' 5, L if-' 'I - l - ., i ., , . 'Q it ' - .-7.Zf'.l5.2 .. Mfg -f..f'k- r -AQ...-, 1-'c-Q--s'-1--2 ' 1'-:Qu :ee 4-:Him .:.'.:- Waiting fo greet Frank Schwartz as he crosses home plate are Russ Martin ll2l, Jim Vermette l6l, and Bill Bolk. Frank was named most valuable player of the '58 team. l ll in 5 'X 'hr 'T' -lb! f ',2, i rw L fl' . It l Ut f,2w7 2 'l x l .Af :.vi. , i T C h L E'Ib ht John Jurasevieh Steve Molaro James Cvik Jack Delveaux, Casey Barslclf Jim Flvrm, John Katlng, Kent Sprague, Senior manager op TOWI CBC SE l VGC , 1 ' ' - - hvvarfz S d 3 ' , R M t , B ll Bolk, Bob Tedesco, Bob Klaus, Frank Sc . Bglfgm Fix: an Xllll9aldTlilteEd gshmulbagh, Fhil Cafalanof DEV? 5UYl19f, Bill Gawron, Terry Gellinger i W X afxtx so g X sr its ' vs' R X 'E ' asf , 3' J l.i 1 1- l ' i p l V N57-K 'K' l ,lla Jim Flynn, who in his third year on the Illini squad compiled a four and one record, will be missed next year not only as a pitcher, but also as a ' man who swings a powerful bat. Q 4 l27 . Gymnasts Capture Big Ten and NCAA Titles For the ninth consecutive season, the gymnagts have all before them to win the Big Ten Champion- addition, the team tied Michigan State for the SXVCPI OVCI' ship. ln NCAA title. It was the fourth time during the ten years Charles Pond has been directing the squad that they have won the title. The University of Illinois team piled up gr total ol MQW points in the Big Ten Meet against Iowffg second place total ll3y2 points and third place Michigan State's score of 63y2. Glympic performer, Abe Grossleld, once again distin- guished himsell as the meet's top scorer. He won the all- around and parallel bars titles, was second in horizontal bars, lree exercise, and fourth in side horse competition. During competition this year in dual and triangular meets the Illini won ten and lost only one. XfVith many ol the outstanding performers ol this past year returning lor the l959 season, Coach Pond will be looking for his tenth consecutive championship. -1952 n - h 1957 Captain ?fBtgge-ren tumblm r ner 0 . . Efliirts for the team tn its C Abe Grossfe all-around t mates electe Junior Al Harvey took a second place in the NCAA ttrmblrnq competition to clinch a tie with Michigan State for thc championship. Harvey was named by his teammates as most valuable member on the squad airing with Frank Harland, John Davis, who won the NCAA side- l'VUfSC iIilC IF! hrg lunior year' finished second tn NCAA competition this your Eid! row: Coach Charles Pond ront row: Richard Danner, Ed L. E A Title the g1'11111asts 1 Bb ' W 131: P1011 1' the D 611 year , fllffy 11311 11s 1611111 p11ed U, lo Te-11 C11am lliglill State fo 1111110 the I luad 111:11 l 1 fleet z1g21111st 1011-at 11111 place Alichigan once again disiin, ill He won the all 3101111 111 110111011111 iorse CO1111JCI1I1Oll. 11111 1111c1 L1'ia11g11111 one. 1X'it11 1112111101 year 1'CEU1'11111g 101 ioking for 111s temh Captain of the 1957-1958 team, Frank l-iailand, was the winner of Big Ten tumbling in 1958. 1-lailand also gained 'N' points for the team in its capture ot the NCAA title. 1.1111 X IDIS Abe Grossfeld won the high bar, tree exercise, and all-around titles in NCAA competition. l-lis team- mates elected him to captain the 1958-1959 squad. Back row: Coach Charles Pond, Frank Hailand, Allan Harvey, Michael Walters, John Davis, Abe Grossfeld, Gil Brinkmeyer, Assistant Coach Front row: Richard Danner, Edward Gombos, James Blazek, Robert Diamond, Paffllfli Blfd, RlClW6fCl Dick, Senior Manage' C37 ' 1 v CL? l l ' '4 ri- xxfy cs '-4 M I fi .Ex fs.. ,v 14. 1 X X .J . . i .t 0 , . 'xx xl' ,4- p 'Y-'mrrwn Top row: Bill Gablnard Steve Lucas, Bill Schram, Ed l-lenn, Larry Hoflman, Werner Holzer b d C i 'n Robert Norman, Don Pierre, Sr. Mgr. Robert Mohrman Second row: Asst. Coach Mike Yohaz, Coach Pat Patterson, Tom Ga bar , ap at Bottom row: Bill Mother, Forrest Devor, Victor Paul, David Moore, Rex Whitlatch ' r Xt A X- . l l l l l . l Coach Patterson lfar rightl seems Satisfied l ' wrth the pcrforrnancc of his wrestlers in the l l BU! TCH meet, Above, Torn Gabbard ls on his s-,ay to a reversal on his opponentg below Cap- mm of the '58-'59 team, Werner Holzer exe- ctilus .1 lnkc-down, Matmen. Second In The num iumljed econd place atfngfl--Elf 8, 1958, it nior Ylfernf 1957 into S the Iowa H1 held March man and ju 'md l57 pound titles, rl A second by senioi X Witlach lllinois' scoring lor tht During the season meets belore being hit lnnglt, Michigan Sta ended with the Illini dual meet record. ln NCAA Champi points, good for sever inniors R6 lteztvyweight title and in the 157 pound divi Although the 1959 lighter weight classes experienced men, Co boys will be able to quately. With five le lor another successful in l959 look very goo Lllignot unusual for a wr C as l'l'llS, when Wre matches, which were he! l Mohrman Matmen Finish a Close Second in Big Ten Meet The Illini jumped from a fourth place finish in 1957 into second place-a mere three points behind the Iowa matmen-at the Big Ten Championships held March 8, 1958, in Huff Gym. Senior Bob Nor- man and junior l'Verner I-Iolzer took the heavyweight and 157 pound titles, respectively. A second by senior Bill Muther and fourths by juniors Rex IfVitlach and Tom Gabbard completed Illinois' scoring for the meet. During the season the Illini won seven straight meets before being hit by injuries and losing to Pitts- burgh, Michigan State, and Indiana. The season ended with the Illini sporting a very successful 9-3 dual meet record. In NCAA Championships, the Illini totaled 22 points, good for seventh place, largely on Norman's heavyweight title and a fourth place by Bill Gabbard in the 157 pound division. Although the 1959 squad is a little weak in the lighter weight classes because of the graduation of experienced men, Coach Patterson believes the new boys will be able to Fill the vacant positions ade- quately. YVith five lettermen returning, the chances for another successful season for the Illini grapplers in 1959 look very good. It is not unusual for a wrestler to find himself in a predicament such as this, when wrestling in the Big Ten'Championship matches, which were held in Huff Gym last spring. -M . L., - L ,-, '- 7' . Heavyweight Bob Norman was undefeated in competition. He won the NCAA crown for the second straight year to be- come the seventh man in NCAA history to win twice. Junior Werner Holzer, winner of the 157 pound title in Big Ten competition, will return in '58-'59 to bolster llli- nois' chances for another successful season. ps I 131 Three returning lettermen from the 57 58 golf team are left to right captain elect Torn Orsi Ronald Cwlklmskl and George Nlva Golfers Improve he Illinois golfers posted a winning reflffffl in regular season competition in 1958 by wmnmg en meets, losing six, and tying two.. In the Big Ten Championship Meet held at 1 ed Illini had a poor second day and flmsh seventh in the tournament which was WOT! bl Purdue however, this was one place highfff than last year s placing. Sophomore Hap Georlett compiled the regular season record by 'winning eight twelve matches and scoring EVM, P01m5' on the team. Ohlo State, Netmf W3 s ss! -fa 'C -'ifi-s sig? 6 WKQQKW. A V23 Roger Bielef number tour an the Big T Dick Correll captained the 1958 squad, ' t the team named Tom Orsi to captain 58 III. Four of the six letter winners ol , derclassmen who will be returning ln n Clem Gcorlctt compiled a r d f A ecor 0 C - 'W' . t h X twlr f.-.ms and few losses. 'iallfiig if Coach Ralph Fletcherlg g1VC the Illini hopes for a successlul S6250 eam was Duck Correll. El hlgller Big Tgn finish. liz Netmen Come Through in Big Ten Tournament aff Ski, and George Niva, prove at winning 1'ffC0lfl n 1958 by willlllllg :ying two. In lllf ielcl at Ohio Stain clziv and finislifill hieh was won place higher Il compiled Ill ring eight OUI .ZW p0inIS, ll bl ian 5 best ol igll H158 squzitl, H122 rziptziin the wt . ' ' LU inncfrs ol 98 ' . 1 9 inrning Ill 9 essliil 86215011 fl ro nfl V , f ,... Y. ,I It Roger Bielefeld won the number four singles title in the Big Ten Meet. , shw- Captain Carl Noble won five matches before being eliminated in the NCAA tournament. By winning I6 out ol' I7 tluail ineets :intl linishing seeoncl in the Big len, the Illini nennen haitl :in exe eellenl sezison in lfl58. In zitltlition. iltirl Xolile. the ntnnlier one singles player lor most ol the sezison, won Iire inzitthes in the NCAA ineet lielore losing in the round ol sixteen. In the Big 'I'en Clhznnpionships, Roger liieleleltl and Bob Breckenridge ieznnetl to win the ninnlmer two doubles crown. In zitlclition, George Clilniore :intl .lot- lipkins eoppecl the ninnlier three clouliles title. :intl lflieleleltl won the nunilier lonr singles crown. The only Illini loss in tluzil COIIIIJCIIIIOII wars lo North Carolina on Il spring trziining trip in .Xpril. In the I7 tluzil meets, Illinois opponents won only I7 nintehes. Breckenridge, Gilmore, lipkins, :intl .Xl Holtnizinn. who zrlternzitecl with Noble :is ninnlier one singles player, will return in '59 to give the Illini netnien Z1 very good ehzinee lor zi SLICCCSSIIIII season. Front row: Coach Howard J. Braun, Joseph Epkins, Al Holtmann, Carl Noble Back row: Robert Lansford, George Gilmore, Robert Bronson, Robert Breckenridge, Roger Bielefeld ffl T-'JS 1 if! I sl , s .,' .f 3, 'r 1 '1- ,...:.:I.-fz eil? .X I 5 So si, . '5I z.'.y.-Henry.-,-Ag .u., ' . . ,J1.,f.5:l!E 'ua rf Ft: Leading the '57-'58 team in one of, best years in history was Captain Bob Hum '15 Right: Lorin Whittaker. captain of the -58-,5 team, took a fourth place in the NCAA' 9 fs si .XX X t i,,,.,,, Swimmers Finish Hiqh in NCAA Led by loe Hunsaker, winner ol the individual medley Illinois swimmers finished seventh in the NCAA meetfm their highest standing in history. Hunsaker also Placed third in the 200 yard breast-stroke, and Lorin Whittaker fourth in the l,500 meter tree style. of the season were to Indiana and Iowa. In the Big Ten Championships, held at Iowa on 8, l958, the Illini totaled 34 points with Hunsaker leading the way. He finished second in the 200 dividual medley, second in the 200 yard breast stroke, third in the l00 yard breast stroke. Other Illinois getters were Iftfhittaker, with third, fourth, and sixth Fmishesg Owen Ackerman with two thirdsg Bob Fr, Filthg and the 400 yard medley team which finished 'ii' As Hunsaker, 'lVhittaker, and Ackerman are all Joe Hunsake' became llllnolsi fourth swimmer in in '59, the Illini swimmers should have another history to win a national title by winning the ZOO yard individual medley in the NCAA meet. 5935011- Top row: Coach Allen B. Klingel, William Forsythe, Thoma W lk , J h H T l. ' W ' ' ' Second row: Dean Hallerud, Owen Ackerman, Robert Hunt,SJol?n Fix, Faggiindanorm hmakerl Allan Rubenstein' Assistant Coach Don Vankossen Bottom row: Richard Eberhardy, Eugene Kostick, James Bell, Donald Berg, Dale McDyer, John Donohue 'Vim addition to its excellent showing in the NCAAJM 'nois swim team had a good l0-2 record in dual meer, and finished hlth in the Big Ten Meet. The only 10555 pon tencer tain Of the Coach M3 Aff Schanls ,American Top row: Ge Willia Bottom row: Harris Fen: Led by Fencer ol tuI'CCl botl Schankin elected to LCC Sentn In the l10Ck, Te: field of U Straight s lor 21 po Serltman Schank am in fain Bognslullftlis in of it - , inclividual he NCAA meet insaker also plates d Lorin Whittaker in the NCAA, . the. cord in dual mmg li- The only lossesi Va. ' at Iowa on Marrhl' A Eh Hunsaker H the 200 yard l breast stroke ther Illinois 'th, and sixth irdS3 Bob Hunt, hich finished an are all ' another i .J X Foil fencer Jim Williamson is cap- S tain of the '58-'59 fencing team. Coach Max Garret congratulates Art Schankin on being named All- fvv- -- American for the second time. . l ,fl F' Ji, . 1,-' . x f K fi g .Xa ' i f i !anRossen if Yr! 1 , ' - ii .F ,.. li U! ,. 1 v 5 4 1 - 1 Q-, do Top row: George Fischer, Robert Becker, Robert Tripp, Russell Guthrie, David Kennedy, David Tillema, Senior Manager, Edward Gray, Ron Delismon, Jim Williamson, Gerald Silverman Bottom row: Coach Maxwell Garret, Horst Konrad, Warren Danzer, William Camp, Abbey Silverstone, Captain Arthur Schankin, Lee Sentman, Ron Shipka, David Harris, Martin Kramer, Assistant Coach Bill Seiller Fencers Win Championships-Big Ten, NCAA Led by Captain Art Schankin, who was named Fencer of the Year, Coach Max Garret's lencers cap- tured both Big Ten and NCAA titles in 1958. Both Schankin and sophomore Abbey Silverstone were elected to the All-American hrst team, while senior Lee Sentman made the second team. In the NCAA meet, held on March 21-22 at Lub- bock, Texas, the Illini scored 47 points to pace the held ol' twenty-five schools. Schankin won twenty-one straight sabre matches in the tournament to account lor 21 points, while Silverstone was third in loil, and Sentman took sixth place in the epee division. Schankin also paced the Illini in their capture ol the Big Ten title, March 8 at Indiana, by taking first in the sabre division. ln the epee division, Sentman hnished second, and senior Ron Delismon was sixth. To account lor the remainder ol' Illinois' 32 points, Silverstone took second in loil, and junior .lim VVi1- lianrson, captain-elect lor 1958-1959, was hlth in the same division. During the regular season the lllini started slowly hy losing their hrst three meets, but hnished with a re spectable 8--1 record in dual competition. As both Silverstone and lllilliamson will be return- ing along with several other letternien, Illinois' pros- pects lor a successlul 1958-1959 season are good. 135 1 at 1 1 f 1 Xt ,ffl s ur, 5 it ii A 1 'Q 1 ny wi 1, ,l fl' 44, 1-'ka -l ls I r fi. 5 9- ' L' Standing on the wall of Memorial Stadium are, from top to bottom, Dick Hoff, Paul Willis, John Lane, and Chuck Wirthg all are holding the signal flags that were used at foot- ball games. . - ' la Appearing dlSaPP0 ed Wtfe eh lllinis fortuneS OV' fogtball field are Mafgg Dee Donovan, an K ' . Mr55eSue Drendel. Cha-he, Cha-ha . . . . . . Cha-ha, ha, ha! 44 v ,X . r . 'Huw .i tml! hu nleifdi i'l'lJ1i Xlll14'lClY uv siutiemmai out lor cheerleading before a faculty board. Aim Um, Wccle to acquaint everyone with the cheers and procedures. the board started a gradual elimination until by the end of the second week there were 15 finalists. These finalists were then interviewed andi squad of I3 cheerleaders and two alternates were Chosen. Until school was out, the squad practiced three times a week. Xflfith the start of the football season, the cheerlearl. ers found themselves confronted with the task olde veloping new cheersg the new trumpet cheers werelhi most successful. A first for this year's squad was the traveling in a chartered plane to away games, high. lighted by a banquet given by the Minneapolis Illini Club. As the football season drew to a close, the cheer- leaders started working on basketball cheers. Midway through the basketball season, the cheer leaders appeared in new uniforms that includedi head-dress conforming to the traditional Illini theme. With the end of the basketball season, the cheerlead- ers' duties changed from cheers to publicity for the formation of a new squad, which immediately began practicing for next fall. TOP f0W2 DOnna Snyder, Mary Sue Drendel, Ann Drenckhahn Dee D M ' ' h leader Second row: Ginny Ho-mmel, Sally Duncombe, Melinda Bresee, Elissaonlifljalier algo Krlege Dee Donovan Wearm a new C ser Bcttom row: Chuck Wirth i S outfit, seems pleased with the WiY,ll' game is going and the crowd is cheering ,,-- Q. 3 . Q can . . W P V, ,, .. vi I r' A as Q . n ff X R i ss Q it '.-s The 'lifll inen on C211 intercollegii being a mer and long ll goal. This ship betwee ners. New sented in e the true fig Code of Spf petition. l Top row: Rc 1 Tobias Third row: J Harolr Second row: Devor Bottom row: Gornb Not in panel Colerr Richai it 3 , t 5. I 1 ,ti-ifhshtt H0 studei ulty board, Ill The Ch 'adual Q1 Hs uit, rlllt eers att llllllliillrtt interviewe- d anti, O alternates wc, 3 Squad 1J1'acticc.g .on, the clreerleatl th the task oltlr et cheers were th, 1 S Squad was tltr Way games, higlt vfinneapolis Illini a close, the cheer ll cheers. reason, the chest that includedi Jnal Illini tlteittr, rn, the clteerlead- publicity for tht tmediately begat a new cheerleadf' with the warlh Crowd is cheering 36 Tribe ol Illini ti, lhe Iribe ol Illini is a social organization lor all , Ai , 'I , tnen on campus who have earned a varsitv letter in 'V A -' ' intercollegiate athletics. An I man takes pride in 'A being a member ol' the tribe because ol' the hard work i , and long hours whtrh are involved to achieve this iif , goal. This organization helps to loster good fellow- ship between the student body and varsitv letter win- , ' ' ners. New members are elected alter awards are pre, Y- li sented in each sport. The tribe strives to maintain 1mfsif . 1 the true Hghting Illini spirit and practices the Illini f I Code of Sportsmanship in intercollegiate athletic cont- 1 petition. Q, ,M -1' r 1 EN x ,f Officers-Top row: Thomas Gabbard, president, John Fix, vice president Bottom row: Ronald Hill, secretary-treasurer l l I , l l Top row: Ronald Hill, Richard Ekin, Alphonse Holtrnan, Norman Ehlers, James Bowers, Joseph Epkins, Alan Gosnell, Edward Perry, Bruce Bunkenburg, Allen Tobias, Dale McDyer, Roger Maupin, Thomas Walker, William Forsythe V A A Third row: John Delveaux, Robert Breckenridge, Ronald Wright, Richard Kreitling, John Donohue, Owen Ackerman, William Burrell, Robert Klaus, Richard Jenks, Harold Harris, Govoner Vaughn, Clem Georlett, Everett Kimmel, George Kerr, Lawrence Breyfogle 52C0rtd row: George Stewart, Arthur Carlson, Ronald Shipka, George Utz, Bruce Doilahan, Robert Hickey, George Ntva, Ronald C.-nklinskt, JOltrt Lattirnore, Forest Devor, James Williamson, James Harvey, Lory Bonner . A t Bottom row: Gene Wineland, Russell Martin, John Jurasevich, James Vermette, Thomas Gabbard, Robert Allen, Donald Henderson, John Fix, David Ash, Edward Gombos, Eugene Cherrtey, Abraham Grossteld, Werner Holzer, David Hunsaker ' E Not in panel: Casimir Barszcz, Rex Berry, James Cvik, Robert Madix, Robert Tedesco, Mannre Jackson, Roger Taylor, Warren Danzer, Abbey Silverstone, DeJusnce Coleman, Donald Grothe, Carl Johnson, Ronald Nietupski, William Offenbecher, Douglas Wallace, Donald Yeazel, Thomas Orsi, Patrick Bird, James Blazek, , Richard Fletemeyer, Eugene Kostick, Richard Whittaker, Ernle Haisley, Ronald Mitchell, Richard Mason : 'iii 3' trait . ' 5 -ew l U- Q . I I E I ja 1 3 S 4 ' ' : o 2 ' I l , ir, 1 'nr - 4.1 ' ,ri .fl X e .R ,I - ' Fe not ' lr' ,Ah X -,. gl. CD, , A .an 'lla N.- y, J -V ,vu-vp.-1-vw it . --'Hint -Q.:-1 rnruvgg .1 .ref no pq ..l,.L... ...Q .aa ,.. 4-L ........, 5 by . .-Ll Sf!! ' M..--1-qwxmwv-v' 'ysrj Z!!-v'5'f'Q1?t!SC ! l S-. '. '- - -'V ' ' 5 I j 13.5-.1. . ' , fini: 'QM 'Att WNW tm :1zi'.ft.,S '5? A32455- i2tf4K iF'af1f,a.Q- -1, ,,,,. 4... fr ' -55 41:5 r 4 I la, Outstanding Illini Athletes 'af , Bring Fame to the University Voted Athlete of the Year lor 1957-1958 was Bob Mitchell otball and track. Fast and elusive, Mitchell was one ol the most ieared halibacks in the Big Ten ir1i957l He also was the most consistant winner on the track team' dashes, hurdles, and broad jump. By account. ing individually for 12W and Wy! points in the Big Tenin. ddor and outdoor meets, respectively, Mitchell led the lllini nish in both. Alter being selected by Illini students and faculty, Mitchell received the Lion Gardiner Memorial Award lor the Athlete of the Year at the Inter. scholastic Track Championships in Memorial Stadiurnnn May 7, 1958. Here, Mitchell is shown battling Ohio States Glenn Davis lor first place in the 60 yard dash in the Big Meet. Davis currently holds the world recordl who excelled in lo competing in the to a first place fi Ten Indoor in the 4110 yard dash. Most valuable member ol the 1957-1958 swimming squad was junior Aloe I-Iunsaker who became the iourth Illinois swimmer in history to win a NCAA title. He won the 200 yard individual medley in the championship meet to earn recognition as an All- Ainerican. In addition, Hunsaker set new varsity rec- ords in the medley and in both the 200 yard and 100 yard breast stroke. Early this year Hunsaker bettered the world record in his specialty, the 200 yard in- dividual medley, while competing in a holiday meet in Florida and showed promise ol becoming Illinois' greatest swimmer ol all time. , et Tx - f' .siigqi gil Sis.. Tess- - f,, , Wifi .. , ,, f.,, ,,k, W, ,f f ,,-,W , f s eww-KWZWX M42 ef- .v'W.aaafaf 1: ' w:N.'2'Z,.-fe M, -,,W,,,, -- : ff, , wt isx X is I x Q X W -- pastg. ,, ... aj me mf 1 I ' A t, A, , 44? first All-American since si. C. Caroline in inoiS' iunior football star Rich Kreitling became lll h 1953 when C b ii Di est's first team' was selected at end to the Foot a g med U-PI's second, and AP's third. UPI and AP also V. him unanimously to their All Big Ten te ams, Durllli , the season Kreitling was Illinois' main oiiienS1Ve Wealiil as he caught 23 passes for a total of 688 yards- Hinds 'viii Short bY.27 Yards in his attempt to set 8 flew ligand W J PHSS receiving yardage record, but did set 21 Hell of 85 the longest scoring pass by snaring Hffflaf rm Y S against both Minnesota and Michigan Ate ff N S011 the Cleveland Browns selected Kre1tl1I1 e I I f-if fy t round choice in the National Football Leagu i i i i Right. teammat 1958 for nounced post-seas the lllin and his position one of Gray ga Far 1- the 195 WHS he establisi Vwrestler tflil Blg 5 I it - fOr I f 2 S621 8 3 f 1 . ': 3 ' ' ' 4 ,gy , I HI-S - . I . d R t 1 JR 'f'f:! : N?i . ' . A ': '- ff A ,f I . 138 up , thletes niversit 8 was Bo lld elusiv on the tra ' ljum .B b Mitchell P Y ?1CCOunl. g TCH ill. in the Bi tcllell led the lllllll g selected by llllll the Lioll Gardin Year at the Intel- 101'l3l Stadium on lttlillg Ohio Statel 'fl dash ln the Big the world lemll Cl becalme Illhloll 3 2 in 1953 1111611 lf flfll, volfll ul-ill? Digests f11'Sf le ,nd AP 21150 'en tea11l1S-D H 1 offensive Weallgl 588 yards. H? . set 21 new lllmllll l set 21 ll lll ing 2iCl'l2ll5. 0. ll , Altel fl Kreitlillg HS tllllli lialll I,ez11f-llledldl ew fefoll ich igal ll ef Mitchell 'Q Lejl: Roger 'l42lf'l0l', filllllllll ol the Y, l958-I959 balsketballl lL'Zllll, llllN been itll X OlllSl2lllCllllg glllllitl lor the lllilli lor the lialst tllree sealsolls. nlqlllltll' hats won hon- X t.D1'2ll3lC lllCllll0I1 on the .lXll-Big 'llL'll lClllllS ' flak lol the llalst two SCZISUII5 illlll I5 L'YlJL't'l,l'tl yy - Pl' ,X to llllllitf the lll'Sl lC2llll llll5 lL'1lIA. XX'ltll llll'CQ g2llllCS lellt ill the SCLISOH, 'lllxlor llald ll .-150 held goall IJCITCIIIQIQC lllltl wars on llls wary to ll C0lllCl'CIN'C record ill lree throws witll Zlll .395 lJCl'CCIll1lQL'. Riqlll: Most Y2llll2llJlC lJlilX'Cl' lor the balseballl teallll l2lSf l'C2lI' wals l'll'2lllli SCllXS'1ll'lX. Ffilllli wars the lJ2lC'lilJtlllC ol' the .. ll ,as ll-'ml , Y ' llitehing stalll lor tllree l'C2ll'S. In his lllll- .+-1 , Pb 1 l, I, U lf A l V lol' yC2l1' he hald 11 6-2 record which llellled :,. , 1 ,- ,Q ' V . . .... K, 1 yy l the lllllll lllllSll second lll the t'OlllCl'CllCC. -2-1 --1 , - .. gi, -. in ,f all: 14 422 1: fl-,'l'g4-ily 'W D t l I l llc ' nf- lu 1' Y -,gl ,l,, 1 51743, ll Q - .xlllltlllgll llls 2-5 record lll llls SCIIIOI' X'C2ll' ,gf-f muy- . ' ,- , . - s.. .. wars not very llllllresslye, l'l'IlI1li wars 111- 1-3---'a-,145 Q, yolved ill seyerall low seorin f, well 'li 'X :ffl ., ' ff 71 : ffil I . v l .. L ., A ,E lltehed Ualnles. .f'-1- 1 ', -4 Q1 - . .A- - rnhkl... , gl'lllll2l5llC5 Slill' Abe Crossleld. He rellealtetl Zlo high lllll' Clllllllllltlll Zlllll aldded the lree exercise lllltl alll- Zlftllllltl titles to hella the lllilli to tie lol' lll'Sl lllalee with Allflllgilll Stalte. In the Big 'lqCll Nleet. Crossleld won the lJ2ll'1lllCl lJ2ll'S Cll2lIlllDlOIlSllllJ Zllltl finished secollcl ill tllree events, tllird ill one, Zllltl l-tilll'lll ill alnolller to be the lC2lCllIlg illdiyidllall scorer ill the llleet. .Xl the elld ol' the SCZISOII, Grossleld XVQIS elected to Clllllillll the l95S-l959 sclllalcl. lYitll the sealsoll llllllthl t'0llllJlClCtl, Cirosslelds lJCl'lO1ilIl2lllCCS illdicalte thalt lle Illlll algalill leald the gylI1IlllSl5 to the l'0llllL'l'L'llt't' alnd NCLMX titles. Riglztf Center Gene CllC1'IlC,' wzls elected by his tealllllllaltes 2lS the nlost vallllalble lJlllyCI' on the l95S football scluald, his selection being itll- 110LlllCCLl at the Cllanllnzligll lltllilfl' ClLIlJ'5 Zllllllllll IJOSI-5635011 football balllqllet. CllCl'IlCl' SlJ2ll'liCtl the lllilli with his steady OlfCllSlX'C llllly alt center Zllltl his good defensive work :lt his llIlClJ2lCliC1' position. After the Big Tell SCHSOII, CllC1'llCy wats one of two Illilli selected to lllaly ill the Blue- Gray gzlnle ill h'IOllIgOIl1Cl'y, Alalbaullrl. Fm' l'I.g'l1l.' Chosen lllost Y2llllZlblC Il1C1lllJCl' ol the 1957-1958 wrestling tezlnl by his tez1ll1l1121lCS wats llealvyweigllt Still' Bob NOl'Illll1l. Ntlflllllll established hilllsell zls one ol' the best lllillois wrestlers of alll tillle as he won botll the NClA:X allld Big Tell titles for the second yCll1' ill 21 row. K' -N if 1 hvlllllill' ol' tllree NCl.X.X titles ill l95S wars lllllltlli l-x qc 139 ,gl on, Urb Weidner, Tom AI'1C16I'SO'1 Junior managers-Jack Brons Not in panel: Bud Rosbrook, Roy Etnyre l Dan Kimmel, pictured above, and Pete Evanson were the two seniors who directed the intramural program, Intramurals Provide a Sport ior Everyone Although the varsity teams provide active competition lor the Stars in each sport, there is another sports pro- gram sponsored by the Athletic Association that provides athletic activity for everyone, whether they be stars or dubs. The Division of Intramural and Recreational Sports consists of two phases: the Intramural Program which provides active competition for individuals as well as teams, and the Recreational Sports Service which consists ol' a wide variety of non-competitive activities and infor- mal competitive sports. The program is administered by student managers with Iacultv guidance. The IMREC Board with Allen B. Two basketball teams compete intensely for their league title in the most popular l-M participant sport. Klingel as faculty supervisor directs the department The I-M program provides clean, wholesome comps' tition for the students, with a keen rivalry existingbe- tween fraternities and independent houses. Last years fraternity champion was Phi Delta Theta, which cap tured first place in both the volleyball and tennis compte tition, while Alpha Tau Omega Finished a close second in the total point standings, In the independent league Kenmore A.C. was the total point winner. The Co-Recreational program is one of the most attire and popular on campus. Both men and womenteamup in such sports as volleyball, bowling, softball, and this annual Turkey Run. .X S The beginning of We School year and the good autumn weather make ffglggg t fgost DODular intramural spectator sport. An estimated crowd of ' f ume out for the Cl'1amDlOHSl'1ip playoffs held at the end of the season- Sports such as. dividual particir Basketball Varsity ..... Pledge ..... Rec ....... Softball 12 inch... 16 inch.. Gymnastics af 2 l J it 'f '37 ,, -L V ,,f. 0 ' V-we . 7 Track is 0, gram. Stud Va'5llY trac POVS. and WO seniors al DI'Ogram. eryon :ts the depaitinent n, wholesome comp n rivalry existingb t houses. Last yeii ga Theta, which tai tall and tennis comp. nished a close secoi e independent leagi winner. one of the inost aciii and women team t ng, softball, and il 1 weather make mated crowd Of ' and of the season. 6 Q A , af . W 5 , f. x ,.:',..' - ag- fy V, 1 it ,A ,,, ,hy fkwwjwff ' 'Y ' I ' 2? 1 Q H A , T i Glaze. ' . f f af ' Y 9 .turf 2 x , if - ,, tin., Win, 'lv Sports such as handball allow for in- dividual participation and competition. Competition is keen in the l-M sports program. Here a player goes up high to drive a spike onto the opponents' side of the court in the quarter-finals of the volleyball tournament, which were held in the Men's Old Gym. 1957-1958 INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Basketball Track Varsity ..... ....... P hi Sigma Kappa Outdoor Kenmore A.C. Noble Indoor ....... Pledge ............ Tau Kappa Epsilon Volleybgilln Rec ........ Soltball I2 inch .,.... ....Phi Sigma Kappa .. ......,.. Theta Xi Mlrestl i ng .,,,,..... ......Sigma Nu ,.,,.,,...,,,,Sigma Nu ....Phi Delta Theta Latvian Students Alpha Tau Omega Swimming ,,.,..,.., .. Touch Football .... Badminton .,., Handball ......... Table Tennis ..,,,,,. ........,.Sigin:i fllii Delta Tan Delta Detergents ...,..............MRH Tau Epsilon Phi ,.Pi I.an1bcla Phi Vet Clulj VVater Polo ..................,..... Sigma Chi lb meh ' S lgma Alpha Mu I-Iorseshoes ,,,,..,,,. Phi Gamma Delta Pmwllllg ----- ---'--------------A'--- X few Evans Scholars Gynmgigtifg ,,,,,4,,,, Phi Gmnmgt Delta Goll' ..... .,... li vans Scholars Tennis ....., ...,... I 'bi Delta Tbeta Tiffin ff , A f svvs . i5525k ?5i2.'-T :f'?2Y P' ' , f 3, Q 1 ga O, -533,51 1 v A . f if ...M f - aff . il . ' - W fiIff iF:zF5 e3if1f'J'f 4 PT' 'TW -fl i, ' . . JT r- . 'A . l 1 - I ssl ai tat if: -ff I I LJFS - 4 ' ' ' W' . , . . S ....... . 't 'A Q' i 'J gays- gy-saga'-QKA ,J -mt. .1 '1- '1 Z W vs, P . 5 . .. aj Cal?-Q' We A PQ K ' ' 4 Track is one of the sixteen sports offered in the Intramural pro- gram. Students can compete in every event offered in a Standard varsity track meet except the pole vault and discus. The Co-Rec program is not only a chance for both sexes to compete in athletics together, but it is also a good opportunity to get in some extra-curricular socializing. ..m.a.AY1'.. l4l :M VN-'-M7 I I I j .--X x. llllllmwlrwm ll SENIOR MEN'S ACTIVITY HONORARY Leonard Arentsen . , P john Arends David Boling Gerry Carlson Thomas Chandler John Delveaux Delbert Denby Mark Durchslag Richard Ekin Joseph Glass Lowell Griffith Abraham Grossleld aloe Hunsaker Dan Kimmel Robert Klaus Kent McHose Ralph Meyers Cant Redmon Richard Schaeffer Garee Slider Norman Smith Larry Stewart George Swift Roger Taylor Mark Templeton Stephen Thomas resident I'CSIdQnt fI'f. ' 'vgqll ,. V- r-if If I 4, -:UPF 'sflj r gy 'A I R C' Barbara YVatkins, President Dianne Baumann Betty Blewett Edith Boyd Carol Brandt Patricia Clallin Patricia Clover Delores Darby Acllon Dolnne Rochelle Ezer Jane Faulkner Patricia Freehill Linda Hale Joanne Inness Jerri Johnson Susan Kahl Karen Kelly Grace Leinke Carolyn Meaclors Margret Otto M ary Schuinacller Nancy Swain 6 W Susan Teegarden ' Sandra Unclerwootl Nancy Jo IVllllZlIl1S MORTAR BGARD SENIOR YVOMENS ACTIVITY AND SCHOL.-XSTIC1 HONORARX' t l Alexis Michale, P1'CSidCUf Pat Albee .judy Belt Nancy Boldt Virginia Bolin Barbara Brown Mary Lou Bush Patt Carroll jean Draegert Nancy Evans Phyllis Floyd Barbara Gordon Lois Grant Carol Heath Peggy Heino Judith Hively .lo Ann Ivens Peggy Ingalls Roberta johnson Sue Keagle janet Lindner -loanne Miller joyce Peters Gerry Rader Barbara Reardon Lois Rucker Mary Ann Schurtz Maria Scoofakes Mary Siebert Margaret Sisk Aim Sogneiest Ina Starr Nancy Thompson Lynn Wertheim Barbara Mfilford SHORTER BOA SENIOR VVOMEN'S ACTIVITY HONORARY Ann Ferry, President Sonja Alexander Joan Anderson Barbara Bailey Frances Bamburg Sally Blacker Connie Brand -lean Brummer Ruth Campbell Helen Culkin Judy Em Victoria Feit Nancy Grant Marty Graves Carol Green .Ioan Greenberg .Ioan Gutowsky .IUNIOR X1VOMEN'S ACTIVITY HONORARY l46 RD Mary Lee Hahn Merrill Hahn Suzanne Haines Kathy Hameder Carol Hay Katherine I-Iirt Ruth Hoogerwerf Betty .Io Hulka Barbara Hummer Barbara Johns Barbara johnson Thelma King Marcia Kittilsen Lorna Klorfine Ardyth Lamps -IHH Lankton C?11'0l Leonard Mina Maish Kathy Manning Nancy McMillen Betty Millan Catherine Miller Mae Mirto Margie M0liI0l' -lan Reeves Virginia Riser Barbara ROPC1'5 Arleen Schoen Carole Stackhouse Sue Stucker Sally Swanson Marian Vreeland Sally W1'Obke Karen Yeager Phyllis Y ounger SENIOR l james Gus Thomas A Richard A Robert Paul Be Patrick james I Kenneth Frederick Kenneth David I William Paul D Donald John E Stanton .l0SCph David Stuart Neal I Vfaish Manning McMillen flillan ne Miller irto Molitor eves 1 Riser t Ropers Schoen StackhOU5e cker zanson Vreelanll robke 'eager Younger WA-NA- Paul Edgell, President Robert Allen Evan Buck Dick Carlson Nick Carras Eugene Gherney Robert Frank Phillip Field Bernard Fruchter Thomas Gabbard .lim Gaebe Patrick Harmon Leron Hill Roy Hlavacek Al Holtmann VVerner Holzer Alan Krause Albert Lorenz Tom Orsi Ed Parrish Ned Snow Fred Stark Steven Stern Larry Taylor Robert Tedesco Thomas IfValker Steve VVebb Lorin IfVhittaker Iames IfVilliamson Charles XfVirth SEE SENIOR MEN'S ACTIVITY HONORARY james Gustafson, President A119611 HC1'1H?ll1 Thomas Anderson Richard Archbold Robert Backoff Paul Bennett Patrick Bird .Iames Bowers Kenneth Branch Frederick Brigh tbill Kenneth Brown David Brown William Burrell Paul Dittmer Donald Doherty John Donohue Stanton Dotson Joseph Epkins David Geist Stuart Goodman Neal Harmon Mannie Jackson Robert Johnston David Klingel Ronald Kollman Richard Kreitling Gerald Langkammerer Ronald Magdziasz Jerry Manion Russell Martini james Mitchell Richard Schwartz Daniel Seiler Robert Shissler Abbey Silverstone Dennis Swanson Noel Thyson Bruce Trull Govoner Vaughn Ronald IVinchell SACHEM JUNIOR MENS ACTIVITY HONORARY 147 WHO'S WHO 141.10 1 5 a i 5 v 5 i 1909 Y, , , ,QWGZTY 5441 'r . .fffw J, .1-1, ,597 , , 7 X X E A ff 1' 5 4 x 91 fi f x 2 K fy f F- rf Q 8 's Z2 Mark Templeton X Edifb Boy: Editor, lLLlO 1 Sfudenf Director, il .. . I 3324 - mf, if ' ,, vg.::5xi,ql,1,r,,hA,, ..,, 4 ,, 5, , g2gf.:4 .150 x e ' ffm, , , ' ' he 'Kr r Wfmf.-,.gg'c, , Wy 'ly pifflfipl ' f l Pa! Freehill Actress, Theatre 'Z .,,,T.-v. -, gr, - A- -r X I I 4 r er Richard Schwartz Joanne 'mess ' Thomas Ga' 'fm 1 President Tribe President, Women's Sports Aswfli' I Business Manager, DAILY :Lum 1 if -. A 7 v 7 A Mark Templeton X' if ,Q .I I. . 'J -1' A A I w ki: ff A fs L prion., i.,- lin... 5-.i., ' r 3 1 i ., i i f .4 E , V, L' . '- 5 , , 3 , ,4 i if 1 ff fl, Qi-Us 1 1 4 Edhor ILL Edith Boyd Jack Arends Pat Clover ' lo Student Director, Union President, Student Senate Associate Business Manager, ILLIO .l Joanne lnr1eS5 t, Women's Sports Assorif' X Thomas Gabbard President, Tribe of Illini David Boling l l5.if.i.'lt.rll M.in.ic1r'l . 'A fs i s iifa ,S gif, , X, 1X E'-Kang 'sl Norman Smith M-WY LOU BUSH N 'Y Swain C0-Manager, Star Course Associate Editor, ILLIO Vicu Prcstdum, Union H9 -f --w-cw-uv-Y 11:11 , Yg .:.:W-: ss :ff ' - -- . - ,V . .,---X. -.3 :Hs-'.A,g-'... 5- ' '- ' .f Photos by lllini Stu Sandra Underwood Vice President, Student Senate or ILLINOIS ,l 551114 D 4? VE?- Thomas Chandler President, Y.M.C.A. l ISO dio el?.w Gant Redman Kent McHose MHYY Slebeff Editor, DAILY lLLlNl Business Manager, ILUO Associate Director, Campus Chest f'l'ml7cY Kenneth Branch President, Men's lndependentASSWif', l Linda Hale C . Student Director, Union Healdarlieljewlmllgi er ea er 9 i 1 i i l i l i l l 1 l i l i John Delve. Football Cap Richard Basketball , i I Gan! Redman John Delveaux Business Manager, ILLIQ Football Caplain rv.,-77' iff Q v, , XX l . NA lx SX .1 lf' Richard Ekln Kenneth Bfinfh Basketball Manager 11, Men's lndependenlmj 'E OS WHQ fgf' Jane Faulkner President, Y.W.C.A. -,,v Ralph Meyers Student Direclof, UIWl0Vl Alan NU'-flelman Director, Campus Chest phillip Dressel A President, lniefhalernlly i Margret Otto President, Women'S GFOUP 5Y5Tem ff 1 . ,xxk UN X L lorin Whittaker Swimming Captain Wi fx - i r -'J PM Judith Belt Associate General Manager, Theatre Delbert Denby Student Director, Union E l I W ,,,...3 Lowell Griffith Photo Chief, lllini Publishing Company .loyce Peters News Editor, DAILY lLLlNI Qs' C . , ,fl V M eQf,.+ ' , Mark Du Sports Editor, CIE WHO'S WHO AT ILLINOIS 'S' XJ 1 I I. ,J 4, Mark Durchslag Nicholas Carras Carolyn Meadors SDOHS Ediior, DAILY ILLINI Associaie Business Manager, ILLIO Presidem, Panhellenic Photo by Illini Studio .Z Ronald Mitchell Track Capvain 153 ms mimi? 4 nr I Gil ISU? 3 if Eiliilii A Lois Rucker George Swift President, University Choir Personnel Manager, Theatre 154 , 1 REGiSTiiATi0N 1959 iLi.i0 AOISOO Patricia Claflin Barbara Gordon Associate Editor, ILLIO Student Director, Union WHO'S WH AT I INOIS r U, X al i 4 X ' ' --- . .D Barbara Gordon rodent Director, Union r ffrrf NX , t I i t t 2 , ' 1 3 Q ,X I , i tl X ty., Nfff' ,J E la YI' -J l'xg..! W L'-Y' N. 4 I Belly Bleweft Arthur Carlson Associate Editor, ILLIO Football Mnnncrer so- fl ATE if F Joseph Glass Susan Teegarclen Co'Manager, Star Course President, Union rt R X uni... G U ,y 1 Margaret Heino Stephen Webb General Manager, Theatre President, Men's Glue Club Roger Taylor Grace Lemke Basketball Captain Student Director, Union Photos of 1 1 1 W- x g .Q - -. - ex 1 AN- I I On Campu Matters Legislation ,rcsigrrt-rl to eliininate 4-gnnpus rliscrimi lion to establish the Model llnitt-rl Nations, U, hogtretit Semuliws Ol' the National Student ,hSSfJtl2ll.l0U,S regirimi . . na Student Senate Acts 'Y l Convention, to lianrlle preparations lor this summcpsn tional NSA convention, and argreater number of tail nights lor the coetls, inarltecl this years achievements. Q Senate debate on the discrimination issue hrouglitth. various aspects into discussion and stiinulated egmpushwidi interest. The flllwllffll 'll lllt' llnlversitx' s withholdingre I . . ' Q. ognition lor any student organization whose constitution contains a discriininatory clause ol' any kind was thecm ol' the inatter. A Model United Nations is to he held each spring. Par- ticipating students representing the various views Ofdir, ferent countries are divided into several delegations, These delegations will deliberate on contemporary topics and erm. troversial subjects ol a nature actually lacing the U,N, The regional convention ol the National Student Asso' l ciation was held here, and representatives from the distriq scl lated to the niid-western area. tools concerned themselves with problems and affairsi-Q. JACK ARENDS, President Student senate--Top row: Dan Sigband, Stu Goodman, Dave Rademacher, Al Gerstein, Ron Klein, Mike McPherson, George Wilhite, Ron Otto, Yuii llceda, Nord Smith, Harold Evans, Dave Levy D E - Th' cl r w: Sue Aaron, Karen Bunde, Elaine Suckman, Dave Shulman, Walt Schramrn, Jack Dluhy, Dan Seller, Mil-me O'Betrne, Frank Sharp, Jim Albright, Carl Faust,Steve If 0 Thomas, Kit Naylor, Kamlynn Keyes Second row: Lesta Elliot, Dave Brown, Dottie Stark, Sandra Underwood, Professor Jobst, adviserg Professor Mutti, adviserg Jack Arends, Sally Blacker, Robert Baclcot, Charles Leonard Bottom row: Judy Reynolds, Esther Hirsch, Joanne lnness, Lynn Morley, Brenda Braun, Ann Morgan, Nancy Dinnella, Swanson Sue Haines, Nancy Swain, Adlon Dohme, Sally 7 f l , t l 1 l l56 ri ,,, 4, ' ff 2 Executive commi Bottom row: Sal This years more than jus tion took actii for U. of I. w students to e nings. Studen leadership pr it has done s student to the self in his on tfVomen tl' flexibility in ate action res privileges for of 2 a.m. nigl by extensior V10USlY, won This year th The leade loreign natir mg Of our 1 Students hey culture. T115 ill Senate ni 21 lull acade- The A116 Senate amp meet with t CUSS Student velopment 1 mllfflreiiceg detrimental H -.1...-f-.....,..,,,,,,,,-,---0.0, F P f CllSQlQimiI to hogr MIM I ' . thi. Ions rcglllll s sttmmepsl Htlmber of all ZlCl1lCVemQmS A issu - ' lat tl blouglllrl , ef Camlws-ll s wttllligldingh rvhose constiti kind Xtras the Ullrr Cllr Cach spring, pk, 10115 VlCWS of elegations. Thr Ty fOpics and C011 cing the UIN mal Student Ast fs from the tlistri. ems and affair-tri Yuii Ikeda, Nord Smit Rlbrighf, Carl Faust,Sts., Blacker, Robert Beale ain, Adlon Dohme,Sa. r r l 'U fl i f In 7 l 5 K' X 'S Executive committee-Top row: Dottie Stark, Robert Backoff, Lesta Elliott Bottom row: Sally Blacker, Charles Leonard, Jack Arends, Sandra Underwood, Dave Brown This year's Senate will have lelt an impressive record in more than just a lew aspects ol campus lile. The Otgllllllllr tion took action that increased the ntnnber ol late nights lor U. ol' I. women. Senate action also made it possible lor students to enjoy extended library hottrs on Sunday eve- nings. Student Senate participated in the loreign students leadership program this year, thus marking the lirst time it has done so. The program involves bringing a loreign student to the campus who liormerly has distinguished him' sell in his own country. Women this year have been able to exercise greater llexibility in arranging their social schedule because ol' Sen- ate action resulting in an increased nutnber ol' late night privileges lor girls attending big dances. XVhile the ntnnber Ol 2 a.m. nights was increased, junior women also benelitted by extension ol' XVednesday's curlew to midnight. l're- viously, women have had only three late nights a year. This year they had six. The leadership program makes it possible lor leaders ol loreign nations to gain a more comprehensive tmderstande ing ol our way ol lile while, at the same time. allowing students here at the University to learn more about their culture. The loreign student leader has speaking privileges in Senate meetings. participates on committees. and carries a lull academic load. The Allerton Conlerenee is sponsored annually under Senate auspices. Student leaders have an opportunity to IHCEL with the liaculty and administration personnel to dis- cuss student problems. Many ol the dillicttlties stilling de- velopment ol better understanding are eliminated at 'these eonlerences and plans are made to alleviate eontlltlolb detrimental to the school and the student body. Counting vofcs for w senators 5 1 5 3 , .5 fffvfk f r li t T tt.. r '71 ' ffiiliff ' A ' stahl! i PLACE -qi' .'1'7'3 'L'4. .-- Iliggvs' - w...a.f,.....- an -L '- 4, W L Kg cf Ji' L.- f Q vu Committee Chairmen-Top row: Dan Sigband, Mike O'Beirne, Steve Thomas Third row: Dave Levy, Walt Schramm Second row: Sally Swanson, Lynn.Morley, Ann Morgan, Adlon Dohme Bottom row: Sue Haines, Nancy Dinnella, Dorothy Stark Dave Brown brings out his views at the Wednesday meeting. l 158 Student Senate is a representative body that concerns itself with matters pertaining to the welfare of the general student body. Xfvorking in conjunction with the Committtt on Student Affairs, Senate voices opinions of the entirt student body and promotes a healthy intellectual and social atmosphere for all campus activities. lf. The CHIHPU5 l cted from Sixty members make up the Senate boty has eighteen districts, and two senators are ee each district. Major campus activities and housing group are represented by sixteen ex-ollicio officers. The SenatCS other eight members are the officers of Senate Executive Council. Various committees are delegated power and OP' erate under commissioner of student life, commissiollel of C2lH1PuS affairs, and commissioner of educational alfairs. - . . . - is Senate duties include the coordinations committee. Th committee rules on petitions of various org hold events on campus. During a typical Week f ' ordinations committee may examine petitions for dances' flower sales, hula hoop contests and other activitieS-The committee sends its recommendations to the Commltiee OH Student Affairs where the final ruling is made. anizati0I15 to he C0 . . - ' ered NfVhen extremely controversial issues are being C0n5ld . ' , . . ' UH glfgflte mat' Hffilllge for a mass district council Hleinjl 15 Presents HH Ol3POrtunitY for repfesentatives ffowuss ' . . 13 interested parties to attend an open meeting Hfld d issues involved. Senators from all the Freshman Cc mittee status. 1 class by petitic activities such ers visit variot council has ut Freshman council-T Second row: Ann M Bottom row: Richarc Not in panel: Gene' - M dy that concettt are of the general th the Committtt ms of the entiit leetual and sotitl mdy. The cantpit are elected l1'0lll 1 housing gI'0lllfl irs. The SCIlIllfi Senate Executiit 1 Power and Oli eommissionet' Ol ezttional fiflfilll' mmittee Tlll eo U' v organizations it il week the CU I - l , Cy. ions tot tlftilfhf r activities T C Committee Oll settle. ' ttl. eing Consldelett ' I tn,- OL1I1C1l lffleet WH tzttives 110171515 ing and def' Senators from all the districts meet in the Faculty Lounge Wednesday nights to voice :Ste opinions And to provost- .tcttutt l t'eshmzm Clotmcil is 21 132111 ol' Senate that hzts lull com- llrt- ten most tmtstgrrrtliiig lit slrmt it ttill lit tlttist it tntl mittee Sl2llllS. Its members :ire chosen from the lteslmigtir inttotltitt-tl tim ing l-'rtsltm tn nt t lt tit xi I tll clztss hy petition. Freslimztn Council also1m1'ticipzites in liitth mt'mlmt't til iltt- ttrtmt il ttltiirittl t ltrrt ren stir :tctivities such :ts highschool orietitzttion, whetelmy speztlt- tlt-nt tm tgtirilrtts gmtl .tiisttt rttl tm tint slltrllw tlt tt tlit t t-rs visit vzttious high schools in the state. This yeztt the might hxtxt' lrgttl. 'I lit- totmt tl m ttlt lil tits lot tlrt tt t ist-in totmcil hzts tmtlertztken at Top Ten l:l'CSlllll1lll lDl'Ogl'1llll, ol l-'tt-slrmgtri tt't't'L in liolrts til ttmtlt rising ii Freshman council-Top row: Walter Crowley, Paul Prentiss, Steve Sample, William Dutton, Guy VVillt.rm5, Stuart Elleotn. L-'n W Second row: Ann Morgan, adviser, Judy Starr, Carolyn Burkle, Ann Tobin, Sandra Thornton, Jani.-t Langley, Vtvtttn Dttrlsin Bottom row: Richard Weidhopf, Janet Curry, Bonnie Brown, Janet Beardsley, Mario Jo Florto, Donald Strnboro Not in panel: Genevieve Glass, Jacques Schmoll, John Burnside CSA Regulates Housing Problems, Social Events .I-hc Qjonnnittee on Student .Xllairs establishes pfjlicie lor the supervision and guidance ol' extra-curricularaii Iiairs and activities ol' undergraduate students, with pm-i ticular attention to the maintenance of proper balance with, and primary emphasis on academic affairs, It also assists the students in implementing a pliln of sturlgm sellf-government as seems reasonable to the COmmittee The committee also establishes the policies and atlvisei the Dean ol' Students in matters pertaining to undef- graduates in regard to housing, organizations, recognition and supervision of student organizations and activities and their use ol lacilities, social and special events, stu- WW dent participation in activities, and group absences, In conjunction with Student Senate, the Committee on Student Affairs lorinulates changes to the Code on Stu- dent Allairsf' The code is the set ol regulations and standards governing extracurricular affairs and activities of undergraduate students and undergraduate student organizations of the University of Illinois. PROFESSOR RALPH J, MUTTI, Chairman Committee-Top row: Dean Ed d St H d R b - . . B Thomas, Pfrof. Lloyd Philgsgl Pr:f.0El'H'OSli'2e?jfk0fif Jack A 9l'1dS, Prof. A. E. Florro, Daniel Sealer, Prof R, J. Muni, Lewis Collens, Prof. P. VanMiller, Stephen orrom row: Pro . Frances Va D , S d U d ' . . No' in panel: Prof. W' M. JoEnSsrYlngrofPnVJ'aE.VWMSEZLOOCL Nancy Swain, Margaret Otto, Dean Miriam Sheldon, Adlon Dohme CamPU By Coo The Cgoftlil. isters fegulflum Until this year, Committee 011. the new functi Srudent Senate Ll . . money raising 1 uests ol stude' prepares a cale Membership members, thC 1 dents represerl year the cornrn Sheequon, dril night dances, hoop and tug Now in its ele' mental in pre' petition amor Committee-Top ro Bottom row: Rober Nor rn panel: Profe- l6O I l '7 ' -1 V. eegyna .,.,. M,,,.,a,M A W-Viv. 'xqgzry A 'WA 'M.',f..L.',fQ 9 mu., 4 I4 ' -' ,,,'- a..... 12g,rgyfs-N,,. -' twvamsa ff M .,.,, x fi -www,-M.,:,,, Y, 'f- -fa-+ma.,e.,,,,,,,,, S Wf Housin vent estab fi CXITHN ' l CLI11'lCllllll' p nts, with ,po lishes poli stude of proper lmlgjw mlc affairs. hm, a plan f to the 0 slurln commilus olicies and aclxis rtalning to umlf, cognilif, aclirilin ations, re ions and special evemssu 'oup absences. the Committew the Code on Sw of regulations an ffairs and activilis 5-rgraduate studens .no1s. -of. P. vanMa1lef,SwPHf -a-iv-U-g'u'ruvr:3,1 ? 4-:.-ief-.-fe-B - 1x 31::Z::f-'RU.I'L4'E Zf-Flsah 3' ' ' ' 'AL ' - .N 1-::q-S45--5-ii-Fa-azz:-'-ki:-:H w'-ew:--- .--......,. s -- .... :,.-,,.,.4 . -, ,. . .. .c.. W. ,. - . 7 IF Council Adopts Active Training Creed . ., ... Reciognll ytfeek ol' adopted th Fire drills, actiyes, ant build class the rest of It was n years. It Pl-llLLlP DRESSEL, President Executive Committee-Top row: Don Long, Paul Dittrner, Dan Seiler, Roger Groth, Al Gerstein, Charles Bottom row: Conrad Lantz, Phillip Dressel, Thomas Hornsby, Al Jaffe, Gordon Bergett, Ken Kreurziger pledge training, a the number o, p ' g of this inc creed, saic percent incre ing the need lor changing the present Hell initiation, the lnterlraternity Counul C Ixctivc fl'raining Creed. The Creed bars paddling, wallcouts, personal services to l Many action that would bring unfavorable limi r'ritic'isin upon the lll'2llCI'f1ilyandthe and LlCgl'2lCl g teinit sxsteni 'is 'i whole fra' ' Y -,V ' 1 1 - The Creed falls for a re-examination of the goalsof nd one ol its chief functions unity and enable each pledge to work with the pledge class. oted that there was a M17 percent increase l' led res over the average of the last is reasonable to assume that at least rease comes from the institution of l Charles XVzii'wick, fraternity dean, ho J in the depledging rate and ali A 75 percent c fl ase in the number of pledges makingin. l 'rdicated that the Active Training itiation graces ir t 'ards a better fraternity system, Creed was a step on Bills, Dave Rademacher K' IF Council Represent Second row: James Bottom row: Dick Dv The Count Pajama Races children. IF PTA's to pre IF works cl soring Greek promoting fr two organize newspaper, Y IF Council Represe l62 John Morse Second row: An E Bottom row: Don I freed S the present Paternity l. The Creed rsonal serv bring uni i f, JCI' ' fraternity and ll :, - it ical lr ton of the goals fi ref functions is edge fo work lllll Jercent incl-me Hgti' of the last that at least institution of Lernity dean, gmg Taft! and al Jledges Inakingii Active Trainiii raternity system. i alolnlljllli , 9' . ,J '.r--ni! 'Q KJ 'Q-'Z 1 ' ' ,llll rl I Q N c 3. 1 so Q: V, H, , ' lij 'U , IF Council Representatives--Top row: Neal Eckert, Joseph Helms, John Cross, Dick Dcough, Richart Haque, Paul Bo-.-fmrm, bill lo.-fry, imnnlrl Crt---nf Second row: James Tough, Darrel Gieseking, Robert Troutt, Jim Gardner, Ned Snow, Joe Miller, Marvin Dennis, Daw L:-oft-r, Clrirl.,-'. Z irirnrn, lr,-.f ri i Bottom row: Dick Dudley, Chester Elias, Bill Blake, Dave Lipson, Jerry Steinberg, Mickey Green, Pete Weiss, Al Becker 'llic Clotmcil has inzmv znmuzil proiccts, such as ll? . D . ll'2lll'lilllllL'5 on tlllllllllm 1.11114-nt Iuolmlvms ioiiwiiiiii I lhtiaiiiizi Rziccs :intl Clltrislinzis parties lor lllltlCIilJ1'lYllCgCCl iliiltlrm-11. ll also scutls smezikcrs to l1iv'l1 schools :tml A ' l'l'.X's to promote university lilc ztnrl ll'2llClil1llN living. house lllllllllgflllblll, giml imlilit it-lgilions .nc tlisiiis Ill 1'c'vul:11' IllCCllllQN. Pt 4 ll works closely with thc Pziiilicllcnic' Council in spon- soriiw' Crock NVCek, 21 week clcvotctl to thc purpose ol T1 mroinotiiw' lrzitcrnitv :mtl sororitx' lilc on cami ms. 'l'l1c D I A . I . . - - two orgzinifzitions also join in pnlmlislimg Il monthly i1t'wsli:tpc1', 'llllrf lll1'grr'1'f:. x't'l'sity ol illinois. IF Council Representatives-Top row: Tony McCarthy, Tom Nolan, Floyd Dollerhidf, John Morse Second row: Art Berman, Art Glassman, Don Metzger, Don Wolfram, Jerry Roeske, Wade Bockles, Bill Barr, Hank Lang, Alan S.'.mm',or', Emil Jfn,iif,,n ' L P l Dittmer, Dean Clvrles Wxrwick Al Gerstuin Gene Frckcl Bottom row: Don Ulrich, Conrad Lantz, Alan Jafle, Don ong, au J Q - , . ,- Wifi :XL r 'llic Cotimil is tht' lc-qisliiiw liotlx ul llll' llllX sr-xiii srllolzirsllip.pulivitics.rusliiiig.liiigiiircs,Iilt'rlet'li.i1i1iii5 lizxtli ycxii' 114-w lnolmlcms mist-, lull ilu- Loiiiiril, with lls llllt' Nlllllll llllll lllflIll'lQlllflll, .lllX.lXN .llllllll7lN lil llll lmrott' Lltt' 5llllllN ol ll'LllL'l'llllll'x on llit' miiiliiis nl lllt' l in Gnil llt'.'.'iv1Q, BOD Sullivnlt, Al DgultgLClig1.'.rrci, Petr- Pfl--iii, Jphri lltlwr, l ii, fm-' l ,ll 5 5 5 2 l Pat Long is crowned Queen of lF Ball. l l 5 l ll xl il .I r P ll lll .li .rl 1l'Q l iii li irli i l l il lll ll li V' l r il l ,ll ' ll iss pl Playboy Magazine Theme Prevails at l958 IF Ball At the University ul lllinflis. the month of April is mzirlcecl hy two clistincl, lpul rluile clillerent items. The First ol' these is those clzirn ral' ,Xpril showers that some how inzinzige to lzill every this just :is classes are dismiss. ing. The seconcl even! cmnes but one night during April, but it zilone helps us to lnrget those miserable April ruins. This night is the night ul' the Interlraternity Council Ball, when sou can luke ymir fairest of the lair and, for ai change. eiiuioy ynnrsell, The IF Bull ol H158 hzul the theme Tie zmelTai1g Bull. The clecorzitions were lmsecl on the trademarks of Playboy inzigzizinez heziutilul girls :incl rabbits. In lael, there wus zi huge. twenty loot pamper rzibbit near the en- trance to Hull Cyni, where the hull was held. A picture of the rabbit later zippezirecl in lllnylmy. ziccompanietlby :in article on the clzince. Miss Pzit Long. zi ineinher nl' Pi Beta Phi sorority and sponsoretl hy Phi Cznninzi Ueltai lrziternity. reigned as queen of this yezir's mlzince. She wore the purple velvet crown, which contziinecl the pins ol all the fraternities in the lnterlrziternity Council. The music was furnished by the Ralph Nlzirteirie Ol'g2lIlll21IiOll. Committee-Top row: John Bussiager, .lim Smock, Mike O'Beirne, Frank Voris, Darrell Lohmeier, Al Landeck Second row: Casey Schneider. Al Till, Ed Nellesson, Al Lorenz, chairmang Walt Schramm Bottom row: Daryl Srrahan, Greg Jordan, Tom Welth er le? Clockwise, low L Grossrnan, SUQ lde l-lighlightin was the prese Girls. Each lr house as the standards, aint were introeluc lowing the p mense net h ldeal Girls: Nancy Kappa Alpl Deltag Barb Phi Berag N Rita Stone, Diane Petri l I x N Theme ll: all nonth of April, Ii Eerent items Tl . ,, howers that Som l. Classes are dim ight cl111'ingApn, e miserable Am he Inteiiratei-niii fairest of the Iii, 'C Tie and Tail the trademailgm l rabbits. In lm abbit near the cii, as held. A piciuii 31, accompanied hi a Phi SOl'OI'llj'1iIlil Qernity, reigned :ii the purple veliri the iraternitiesiii isic was lurnisliril ssiager, Jim Smocki Darrell Lohmeier, Al .l Till, Ed Nellessorii 'amm i Jordan, Tom Welch a .-15 illnllihl 4.8- Dancing :cans Ideal Sorority Girls Presented liill liriiii llli' rvilirig Qiriil ilii uilriiliil liilliiiiiix ur ii lil l ii I 4 Ilialilraliimhl Nix llic lblcsciilllltill ol ll1L UXLIIIX KlQlll ltlell SOIOIIIX in llfxll nu! llil lllllll llfvrii llil llrlll llrlix ini lll xx is chosen lax ilu lllklllllila ol limi lillliil iiilli llicii Iiciliiilii wiliiliiiiia ul lfili iiiiii iiiil 1 ' ' ' Q ' if ' ' 4' llzirrrm bI'HXlllHlllii mm . . A , ..- liniiw :is ilu- girl mosi l'CIJl'C5L'l1l.iIlXL, ol ilu liieli iilr.ils. lilii 1 Nllllllllllk mil gurls srl lmlli ln lui SOlllllIX llii girls llir lmli.il C'iils mir liriii-null ii i liiiiiliril -in Xiiiiiii inlmrlurul lax mislu ol KLILIIIOIIILN Din Srilri lol lui 1 ii rlii Irniii iiiil K iiiiiilix iixi iiii iii: ii iiliiili iiiiii lllilli il islilll wr el N l':llI ic lar Climax n l ol' lmzilloom was lvlcznwil lllk'i1lHillD, ideal Girls: Nancy Evans, Alpha Chi Omegag Georgia Ford, Alpha Delia Pig Myrna Brand, Alpha Epgiioii Phi: Mirfw' l- Olilfll il f ii i V V i Kappa Alphag Joanne Glaesar, Alpha Omicron Pi, Elaine Danley, Alpha Phi: JCJH UHWQ'- '. Alvlii' X' DUN- H L l l C O i' 'l Delray Barbara Reardon, Delia Gammag Leigh Narhenson, Delia Phi EDSHOVW: Shiflvv Alw-d'1d'J'. Crrlfl 5'fl U lm ff ' Phi Be-rap Muriel Rosin, lora Alpha Pi: Barbara Warkins, Kappa Aluhf-1 Them: Ndfwv HUM, Karma Deira, Carol fi f 1 -an ' ' U Gr b r , Sigma Dain Taoq Berry Jo H in fir Nts! l Q 'pi , 2 '-J 23' . ll 1 Vi I V l lip' x. J! Q fi! l l l e-.-, 3,-, --1 --I -vgx :Ao .3 :gifs -f.. 7-5. .511 -1?'!1S! 9', Tiff?-eff?-. ', f ag - ,-3 .1-F - -M -- 'N s L . x -Q 1 nv- -11.-gm-1-.-1 v 'ij-Q4 'ik X' - l Z i I ll l l ' Panhel Aim For Good Scholars And Leaders 1 lr vc-rrurrg and policy-making body forth c Panhellenic is the go l l I l l l . ll, lwemynggven sororities on campus and lor ll alliut Hall, the pan- l l hellenic dorm lor sorority transit-r students. flood scholarship, l I high social standards and participation in worth-while activities ll are Pgmhgls goals. lixecul ire commit tr-c-, c'o-ordinator lor the vari- Vr 4 1 ous departments in P2ll1llL'llLTlllq rnald-S policy recommendations ill' M ro the presidents ol' the houses in l'resiclent's Council, whichis il 3 . . - ' . - . ,' 1 . l the leglslurive body ol Panliellenir. Bening on lgxecutive Com, lil mittee are the lour ollirers, senior chairmen. pledge advisers of the five departments. Shi-.Xi president, public relations chairman I ll ' ll l l' , . . . 13 and senate representative. leach sorority sends a representative 10 l' the Jledge. social, scholarship. activity, and msh- l sl r . l l 5 the meetings o ' 1 ing chairmen. Panhellenir activities include Creek llieeli, Pan- ilill hellenic Ball, the lfall Scholarship Dessert, and the Spring Ban- . . . . . ll K qtlet, which honor individual and house scholarship. lp l .lunior Panhellenic, composed ol all the sorority pledges on campus, is organized into lour departments: presidents, activiti- l tl l l l r all chairmen, social chairmen. and sr-holarslirp chairmen. Although each of these de Jartments carries on se Jarate activities ' , H 1 eas l Q . r l and projects are coordinated through the lunior Panhellenig Executive Committee. CAROLYN MEADORS, President l L l'5 l ' .l li ,l' l ll l l , 'ii Executive committee-To : A d'th L S - . . . . . , lx Nancy Evans, can-5e'0g':'and: ' amps' US-in Haines, Margo Krrege, Virginia Riser, Joan Greenberg, Diana Dramp, Beth Dohme, Jerri Johnson, Bonnie Anderhub, Bottom row: Melinda Bresee, Gerry Rader, Carolyn Meadors, Miss Patricia Cross, adviser. Adler, Dohme Myrna Brand l l i my ll rl. l 'ill ll .. 1' , ll l rl ll t l i ,' 1 , l l li l l ull llill ,. lei ' l till ill ri will .lll lil i will llll l it l ill l ill ll p ilu 'l lr lp i 1 r , ,,,- gpg' Junior Panhellenic e chairman The purpos help pledges campus citize pledges First r at the All-Ple quet, the H01 Presidents council- Jean Draegc Second row: Mary Bottom row: Judy . G i x S. i. i A x 'S l p ies eade lking l3Orl l' l0l1l lnut H all, 111011 GOOCl 5Ch01 rth-while ill, 3l'5l1i1, . 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Presidents council-Top row: Lucy Neet, Merle Kuyrkendall, Alexis Miclwale, Virginia Riser, Peg Stntnur, f311rl111r.1 Wntltria, Son-1,1 1'.'r1nr 1.'., J',fr1- 1 , J l t 1 Jean Draegert, Joanne Glaeser, Nancy Swilcle, Joyce Carmel 1 Second row: Mary Leonard, Carole Walker, Myrna Brand, Adlon Dohmc, Miss Patricia Cross, Carolyn Mendors, GL-ny Rndur, Sl rl-rf H' l, Eirfr 1 l ' ' ' l 1 d B Mean, Rita Stone, Joanne Ivcns, Nancy Evans, M1,r1el Ronin, El11r!11r,1 P!--trflw, 41 1 1 1 Bottom row: Judy Higgins, Clottlde Phelps, Pat Bel, Sm ra 011 I, i xy I 'Z '-'I Q va.- Nr ks i..,,,L.i -...Alu GM 5-Q. 51.54 sh X STEVE LUCAS, President resentatives of the individual houses m et weekly to formulate policy Residence Halls Form Filth Housing Group XIRHA became a hith housing group in the spring of ISPB8. The approximately twenty-eight hundred residents, im luding those in the newly constructed halls, made the inou- necessary. The Halls have a complete governing body capable ol handling all their internal affairs. The legislative bodies oi MRHA are the Presidents' Council and Executive Council. The Presidents' Council is made up ol' MRH house presidents and all committee chairmen. Presidents' Council acts upon matters con- cerning the member houses and acts as a liaison between resident hall management and the residents. The Executive Council consists of five members elected from and by the Presidents' Council. The area of re- sponsibility of Executive Council includes formulation of policy for the Association, consideration of campus issues, and representation of the Association on campus. House Presidents- Second row: Done Bottom row: Jim MRI-IA s facilities for socially, as veloping gr' Included Discussion plays an important part in the government of the Men's Residence Halls. Executive Com 'N - BOND!!! row: Cglll Stiff lop row: George Wllihlle, Jim Smith, Ken Bryniolfsson, .lOl'lI'l Pel'm'n9lon, i er Steve L ' Ucasf GGFY Bronstein, Leon Knowles Oflicers-Top rc Second row: Je Bottom row: Mi To formulate DOHC, Grou .pon matters ttttt zt liaison betttttt idents. e members electttl The area ol tt ludes fo1'mttlrttitttt ration ol exttttpttt iation on eatttpttt House Presidents-Top row: Dave Tygett, Allan Wolff, Ross Srnttlt, Gerald Wltue-'r-', Jultrt JN ls. .ft fi'-r-.r--r -Ltr.-r tt it-V f, -,.t ' r , 1 - .- Second row: Donald Johnson, Clarence Crooks, George Willhite, Joltn Dierf, Karl Ltrtdlu--r-rt, i1..-- Sgftttt.-, Jtftt.-1. Ir. -1 , :-r,r f QQ H ' : t-. 4- Bottom row: Jim Seybold, Jay Daskal, Jim Young, Robert Frame, Ira Kephtxrt, Rmttld Ge-rtdrtclt, H-grrttg ijt-.ltgtts Jr t MRIAIA serves tlte itttliviclttztl rcsitlcttt by ptovitlittg tutttgtttg, ltttttt tltr' .ttttttt.tl ltttttt.tl lt.tll to ttt-rlslt tttttttl lztcilitics lor zttlxttntctucttt sfltolztstitutlly, zttltletitztlly, :ttttl tlnttttt-sg tltt Xssttt t ttttttt ttt tt tttltt t tltt- It'f , ll t 'tl tttt sofiztlly, :ts well :ts lostering greater l'ellmt'sltip :tml cle- tttrttittsg .t sltt tktt Ittttggt.tttt, .ttttl .ttt .ttt -ltttt-. veloping group lczttlcrsltip :tml ittitizttivc. NIRILX tttts itt ttt tt tt tt ttt ttt tltt- its tttt-tttltt ls Ittttttt t ltutttt t ltr tttt rtttt lttcltttlctl in NlRH.rX spottsotccl :tctivittes :tru tltttttes. :tttgty ltntt Omcers--Top row: Dave Levy, John Pennington, Louis Feingold, Joe Spadero, Ken Neunttttttt, AH Lttsttt ' ' ' k J l Tickner, James Treftl, Alon Drum. Gary Hutt ,-rtt lr.t ltyrtt-r Sncond row: Jerry Kttchen, Ronald Otto, Jtm Galtns y, om I I Bottom row: Mike Adler, Leon Knowles, Steve Lucas, Don Doyle, Bob Rtchter, Harold DOr.t1-o .N t J '. ' 1 t fr -- . t t ,, t 1 .dk t . ' t . , ts. TC' 'T '- 1 . I f - Y 'ngton Son, John Pennt ,J ,LC 'X . f'N i fs . Y ., . K , . its ,A Y? lt Committee-Top row: Jim Galinsky, Ed Dweckf Dick Sherman - S d chairmang Dave Bloom Bottom row. Ken Archer, Joe pa BYO, First MRHA Dancefea Roger Williams entertained during an hour concert. Judy Drazmk was crowned queen of the dance. tures Roger Williams Music by renowned Roger Ytlilliams highlighted the Iirst annual MRI-IA ball held November 8 in Hui Gymnasium. Dance rhythms and moody melodies pros vided by jimmy Featherstone and his orchestra were enjoyed by the nine hundred couples who attended the gala event. Spotlights focused on Miss Judy Draznik who was crowned queen of the ball in ceremonies that tool place during the intermission. Gerianne Salone, San- dee Goldberg, Nancy Minnis, Amy Thomas, and Yvonne Barta made up the lovely queen's court. Roger lftlilliams pleased his enthusiastic audience when he struck up the tune that rocketed him to fame, Autumn Leaves, and his performance was consid- erably lengthened as he acknowledged their rousing applause. The affair, billed For Lovers Only, WHS marked for the mood by decorations cut in the shape of hearts and suspended artistically about the hall. Wh th d ' t F h ' ' ' ' - - . . . c er ancing o eat erstone s music or sitting and listening to Roger Williams, the guests at the dance had a memorable evening. l Ciub Sno-Ball had Snc Bonnie Me which is co-spo Womens Grou lllini Union bz couples moved band. 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Q. 1, l s 2Q,Ji'?Q'ifw y' 'K r ri 4 .. - 5 E -., N ,-s.L-.1,fQ rwdg... .lf'-.l3'Cl-IT OTTO, President Executive committee-Top row: N.mcv Thompson, Virginia -:li l fav '.l.ir, ll.irrr vi, lxlillic' Brssi, Al1CC Sliogar Second row: Phill. ll.lH'i41ll'F, li mme Moline, Barbara Tobar, l vw' Ill--1, '.l.ivi1ilr O11 , l-ltnlw Ann l-loogcrworf Bottom vow: lf fl' it f.1-'lv ifll lfarcn Kelley WGS Leads Independent Women, Their Activities 'l'he multitude ol wide-spread activities engaged in by in. dclmlileiit, undergraduate women are coordinated and supelr x ised through the sell governing NVomen's Group System. The organifzition promotes leadership, lellowship, high Scholmn . .md it prompts girls to interest themselves in czuupiit ship. . t 'ictivities. The Executive Council acts as an advisory bowl lor lreshman programs, handles scholastic inquiries, ussislx in planning ol various activities, and exercises initiative bi t-iicouraging members to develop a well balanced social Pia. gram. Ollicers ol NVGS make up the Council along with the major chairman, and the lacultv adviser, Dean Harrison. pm-11 year XVGS and Mens Independent Association spoil. sor, plan, and promote both Dads Day Revue and Sno-Ball' an annual dance. .-Xn organizational newspaper is published to keep the girls inlormed on contemporary issues and iii stimulate interest in controversial issues. Scholarship and iq- tivitv znvards teas, collee hours, and mixer dances are other events initiated by the organization. The primary purpose ol Freshman Board is to voice proli- lems ol' the lreshman and to encourage them to become active in XVGS programs. Dads Day Revue, co-sponsored by WGS and MIA, pro- vides fun and laughter for many Illini Dads. L-I F1 S l74 L L.: Freshman board- Thlrd row: LVN Rf Second row: Gaul Bottom row: Yola Not in panel: Gle pless, Caro Second council- Doroihy E Second row: Cyl Donna Se Bottom row: Nan Bernadetti 1, V, ncleni vities Sgiged in by i pei. illp Sysreui. Thi 1. high scholar, and Su ilxes in caiiipih aiclvisoiw' board iiquiries, assign ex initiative by iced social pid. along with lhg i Hairrisoii. socizitioii sponi 3 :ind Sno-Ball, ei' is published ixsues and to lzirship and ar- inces are other no voice prob- i become active 5 and MIA, PW' ads. Il. . ,,:.-A ' 1 4 Nfl I my lfifl lgl-LANCH, President N E-., I . We 4 .4 KL. Chairmen-Top row: Ken Brady, Fred McGuire, Paul Hasz R I-I' Bottom row: Jon Moulton, Dave Hanson, OQSV 1995 MIA Governs Men's Independent Houses I Ii- Nh n s lintlteptiinlriit ,Xswt igition ol the Unix'c1'sity ft: Illin-its is :ln tcpit-st-iit.itixc body ol the orgzinifed in-It pt tnlz nt lilt'tiRlititist'sut1 tgunpus. Govt-1'i1i1ig power 1-I tht git-up is in.tint.iint'tl in tht- Nlontlziy fiOllIICIl,COll1- ptt-t tl -it it pitrst-iitqitiws twin can h ol tht- nic-inbcr houses. Iln- XIIX Ilfmitl ul llitt-tions, which consists of the tlttntl -ith-I-is, tht- xqnioiis wivict- tIi1'cctoi's, :ind special it pnstiiintiite In onlin tgnnpus orgiitiifzttioiis, :lids the Board ol dna-:lou f tn-ll... Phil Gritwgn, Jim Allbright, Ci Sheridan, Ed Gardner, Ken Branch, Ken Morrissey, Lew Collens, Don Margolis, Monday Council in administering policy and acts :is tht- steering coininittee lor the organization. Another acting body ol' the orgztnizzttion is the Faculty Advisory Bontril, which ollers inlornizttion and suggestions about subjcttl ztllecting the orgztnizzttion. Active in promoting scholarship, athletics, and social events, MIA attempts to give the independent mule stu' dent at solid background in all aspects of campus lilo. Lew Frazier 6 S IL - .w'. ' I 'T VG ,oi 3 fu, I: Z 4.- cr i yi lt t 5 , ,Q l t Faculty advisory b Bottom row: Eldot 'I'hc .Xssociztt pnitunity to hzt llit' NIOIICIZIY C pntblcnis broug position. NII.X, with V nttxtl SII0-IJJZIII Ill'Ylll' consists In pziircd ntcn TI10 Men's Indep 'Tig-N -411 is Q s Y s S s v 5 N 7i.Nf - , i JUSE . and acts as the .Xnotlier acting ,Xdx isori' Bozml. s about subjett c I i cs. and social 'ntlt-nt male stu. l campus lille. VB ET ve. it I Faculty advisory board-Top row: Torn Morgan, Cal Sifferd, Gibbon Butler, Dave Opperman Bottom row: Eldon Park, Eugene Scholes, Robert Culp Another major activity sponsored by MIA during the school year is the scholarship awards banquet. In addi- tion, coffee hours and mixers are sponsored by MIA in conjunction with other organizations. As a result of its efforts on behalf of independent stu- dents at the University oi Illinois, MIA has achieved out- standing recognition among other members oi the Na- tional Independent Students Association as one ol the hnest independent student groups in the nation. The Association gives the independent student the op- portunity to have a voice in campus issues affecting him. 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Irene P 111'?1tgTdQI?1- Nice H' 1 51e11a Camer XVU17-j IV1 Ar1411'rISm' Bei-ty E1eve11 111-1-1-six1cc11 IIIQQ 11'11s 1111c11cc1 111111 111' 111c U' l11l1llf,SQ 111' 5011 111 1111111az11111s 01 ,11111i11g i11111cl11 '1111K' 1111111 U 111111111- 1111111111 14111111 11111-1-1111-, X l ities mni mfs in the Ball' Illinois Callllilli Iffivria lor fool iii lllC llotfllllg iii! moiii. Tir 'iilcs Rfifiiii Pffll fllilfw. .tit frviflel ,it wish H03 llli rly ' . , Jiri l lIIS fifllll' .iiiiw Ullcm il lllf' illlllc P nli Top row: Kermit Clark, Robert S McNabb, Art Sawyer, Clarence Leverenz Bottom row: lrene Pierson, Susie Teegarclen, Alice l-lurt, Chuck Wertz, Stella Cameron, Marjorie Arkwright, Betty Miller AZ 'X 1 .,.. BJ, fy ' Eleven Member Administration Directs Union Over sixteen years ago, in 1941, the Illini Union Build- ing was opened to the students, alumni, faculty, and vis- itors of the University of Illinois, with the mammoth purpose of serving everyone. Since that time, hundreds of thousands of people have used the Union, all of them adding impetus to the reason for its existence. The Illini Union Administration is composed of eleven people including the director, the associate director, the social director, and three assistants to the director. The VERNON KRETSCHMER, Director proper functioning and the coordination of the opera- tions of the Union is the responsibility of the administra- tion. Through the efforts of these people, the Illini Union has gained wide renown as a service center for the Uni- versity. The Union Building is a place Where students can come to rest, relax, study, or participate in the social, recreational, educational, and cultural services which it offers to all University students. EARL FINDER, Associate director 9 1 , mlm I79 ff ll 1 l has XX,-r ttllii ,Xb 1 ,- .xox A IRENE PIERSON, Director Left -- Assistant directors: Gretchen Myers Elizabeth Hunter, Jeanne Nordstrom, Ed Ban'-2 Ae l Skilled Leaders Promote Activity Standards Iht stninl lliietttn :intl lout piogtznn :advisers help siiult ins -li-xt-lop ilu' tnltntgil. tt-tit-xitioltztl, educ'1ttional, intl sin i il iiiteivsts ol the student hotlx and the Univer- sity lhis purpose is gntoniplisltetl ln' progrznns which ,till in li-.nlvisliip .intl pioxitle opportunities lor students llrtll'Xl'llbl1 skills in lnnnztn relzttions. I ln stall is ioiui-int-tl with tftltuittionzil experience Olll- st-li ilu' tl.issiooiit, tmtelqttiiig the zitzttleinit' progrznns null ilu soi i.il piogigiiits and st-it ict-s, they are concernetl nuli t.nli intlixiilu.tl stiulent lit-turning zt vital person uiili .i tit-llionntli-tl pt-isoitgilitx. 'lihe soriztl progrznn li.nlns sinilints the lint' :nt til litingn and tonsitlers Un-on Board--Top row lr-fri Piii,.',ln-',, Penn Harold Hannah, Low Colle-ns Dan L Bottom row i i, H,w,r-:V vo.-ii pany, ,'-Kjlmt pC,tt,,w, gum rccgmdenl DL' Robert Not in pam-l tn. ., L. 'mtg Liv :la liivt-r, Nancy 5.-mm, Dum Pwrce , social living and recreation a part ol college experience. By helping the student to learn to make the best use ol' leisure time resources in a way that will contribute most to the individual personality, the Union Social Programs Department realizes another purpose. To provide continuity and to handle the atlnnnistra- tion ol' the many activity programs is the function ol the lllini Union Board. Its membership consists ol eight senior directors, five student representatives ol Univer' sity housing groups, three faculty members, an alumni representative, and the Director and Social Director ol the lllini Union. BHQ, Earl liner, Del Denby, Len Arentsen Harvey, Miss Irene Piersen, Edith Boyd, Barbara Gordon l80 olliters ol the UI versity students their acadeniic 2 lllinois. They 2 tzuupus. lllini Union ol student orga guul emotional s more than thir inusittal progrzu tional programs nu-nts, special I The Second Anm ii J F4 N D vi .4 Director Gretchen Myers! l U NANCY SWAIN, Vice President SUSIE TEEGARDEN President istrom, Ed Binh darcls icgc experience. ke the best use will contribute 5 Union Social urpose. the aclministra' lunction of the insists of eiglil i rcs ol Univer- acr-. an alumni 1i1il Director ol I A I V Able Work of Officers Aids Success of Union Through the aid and leadership of directors and student officers of the Union, the Activities program helps all Uni- versity students to establish a favorable balance between their academic and social experiences at the University of Illinois. They also regulate all of the many activities on campus. Illini Union Student Activities is the one of a number of student organizations that pays attention to the social and emotional sides of life. lt provides the University with more than thirty programs consisting of social activities, musical programs, stage and screen presentations, instruc- tional programs, educational programs, games and tourna ments, special programs, and service programs. Tn.- c---..4 A-......i cc.,m,...,... m,pn+ nmvides fun-and headaches u .n..u.F,M,:mA Kg! Q ye X xp I 5 . . ,A EDIE BOYD, Director R qh' Mm, lhwmn',op ww. f,-,,,. Q. ,,,L swf, pst.: Magclli, Ken mmm ,ow f .. nn, I-say Em A NlO'I'IIIiRS DAX '... MUSIC HOURS . . .FORUMS AND TOYVN MEETINGS I'I-QI' R.XI.LIliS . . .... STUNT SHOYV ........ CLUB SOPHISTIC.-ITE An authentic night club atmosphere may be Ionnd hve times yearly at Night Lights, held in the Illini Union Ballroom. The purpose of Night Lights is to provide in- : expensive student entertainment for the campus sln- T dents. An inlormal arrangement of tables around thc 1 , A L! Iloor serve as the setting for relaxation and refreshments. Decorations are centered around a particular theme ol I X ,gf T s su Mft ' . -x ' 1 ' U, 3-I oxlilx V ,h'i', T.. ASSQQ , -'Ly Subthaumen-lop vow In-'vm J c l 5 Kirkpan Setond low ' 1 I' vii-vi Ifvv,' lain, Chu Melee lollom robw up ,, pg nw., Img, 10,94 pL.bb,,: Romhohzf Helen Ruoppl I ns i..,1t -- Nal in panel I-iw V :nw D gl F-' H Svbfh- 'f P -IOP 'OW 'V' Hi . It ii Souls, Tom Oller, Carol Olin Bqliolryrljyii v ,s, r Iwi-v .U Q in It ,I iuin Pfmqan, Marilyn Mgfg,-ml jan Na! m pam-I , -C, '.' 1 IW! 1 s H411-Cyvu. the season, such as Hallowe'en, Dads Day, and George XVashingt0n's Birthday. Forums and Town Meetings provide culture along the speaker line in such programs as, Speaking of Books, and A'Forums. The annual presentation of Dickens' fl Clzrislnms Carol by Dr. Paul Landis before the Christ- mas vacation is arranged by the committee. For one weekend in May, the Mothers Day committee plans special events omitted by other activities on cani- pus and coordinates them with the weekend to lI0ll0l and entertain the mothers. The Illini Mom, selected by a drawing, is the honored guest for the entire weekend. She is presented at many of the shows and is given ticlteli to any ol the events which she desires to attend. The Mothers Association works closely with this committee, especially in planning the coffee hour. Arrangemenli are also made lor programs telling of all events Of Ulf weekend, lor the queen contest and coronation, and fof the honorary procession. 'rise oldest of the nimi Union student activities, and also one ol the most active this year, is the Music Hove committee. This group plans, publicizes, and arranges tempmd loungf- free of programs ol' classical, semi-classical, and con music daily Irom 3:00 to 5:00 in the Wedgewood Nlusic like that ol the music hours is loaned charge by the record-lending library, which is sponsorfd by the committee. Special programs during lhe Christ' mas season were put on and several live progf2lm5 riff' conducted by graduate students. l82 Stunt Show is an e Beat the Bac typical chants li lore each home time a pep ral' hy the Pep Rai he cheered to ' ganizes the pro cis, coach and 0 danced at all t The last sho' plete sellout. 5 he attributed physical arran presentation. lv was replaced t ,Inother leatur was the award show on Satur cacli night's pf The bonfire in I I 1 'X rnarrixoi Jpnisricin inay be louiitl the Illini Union is to provide in- he campus stui ales around tlit 1rd relreslinieiits. icular tlieineol tai. and George ulture along the king of Booksfl ii ol Dickensfl 'lore the Cliiisr tee. t Day coinmitttt tivities on cam- ckencl to honor loin. selected bl cn tire ii'66l45llfl' fi ix given ticktli to gi trend. T116 iliis fouimiffff' . .Xr1'zirigCITIfm3 i tht ,il extents 0 . , 'Ol' fIl11l,lUllffmdi , N, l I Xirixitltvrfml . lf lil' Xltlslf Hou - piiirl ziirtlllgel .,l-y - ,riiir.f:fIlI 'l'l' , fr r' ',', rifzflliullg l Ol i'1,ilIf l lid l it In Xlwngrjytil I ' -it 'tiff llll' Lllllx ' .,I'f i n'1I,Ililrl'lC Stunt Show is an exciting event to attend on Homecoming. Beat the Badgers and YVhip the XfVolverines were typical chants heard at the Friday night pep rallies be- fore each home football game. This year for the first time a pep rally before an away game was sponsored by the Pep Rallies committee so that the Illini would be cheered to victory. The Pep Rallies committee or- ganizes the program by contacting the band, cheerlead- ers, coach and other speakers. This season Chief Illiniwek danced at all the rallies. The last showing of Stunt Show this year was a com- plete sellout. The stunt show committee's success can be attributed to the members' handling of publicity, physical arrangements, judges, programs, and awards presentation. Individual entertainment between the acts was replaced this year by the playing of the orchestra. Another feature which was altered from last year's show was the awarding of one grand final winner at the last show on Saturday night, in lieu of the two winners of each nightis performance. X.. rn was the climax to the pre-game pep rally. The fa R. 4. X ' . I r Thursday evening Jazz-U draws many to the Union basement. Block I has become a favorite tradition at home football games. ns marched over from the Union for the fun. The bonfire in back of Huff Gy Sf ctr i sa ,,,.f.g5j - ' .vis g - X r' . rn t - - xi ,vs ,. f -.xi ,. l..g.a. si sif.r . .. -J if ,y .yr ..' 4 VM MM, W gin 462 . ' . Hi A 1 ,I 1- nf' 183 i ...---or - .' , A - - sour u -an-x 4, . K T... f-v L r 1 v t' V . 7 'i4 ' 'rf fr' 0- ' I G f i F afyv XA' xp . V ' 21,40 my V I 'i n X' I X . Q ..,. .i V i 'gif-xl Nl' M i i il '- X 1 A DEL Dfiililf, DIfCCl'f '1h'g.ff,1,'ff',jfffi'fff7,1,f24i'liiO'I E2Qil'''' my COFFEE HOURS . . . SPRING MUSICAL nomiueommo . . . JAZZ-U-LIKE-lT country to plan a Homecoming, and for forty-eight yum The Cgunpug thu' nl ilu' in.iin inliquiioiis ol Nlotliers Day weekend Is ilu iu.n pmli-ssioiiiil Spring Nlusiczil. It is produced piiiiiuiilx ln l'nixt-:sits sllltleills. The singing leads, iliwlils pnis nul ilu' it-st ul ilu- canst, entirely composed 4 ou'1lu'i lllL'll' nnisitail talents to create 'rl sllltltllls, lrlll l lg .iliwllul i.nnpns NIlltl.ltlll.ll. i.lllll'l .nul .i liu-iully sniilt' :nt ilu- two ingredients I-ii llu' slltttssllll Illini l'nion Collet- llours. Providing .i ill .icuii .nninspluiv lin NlllllL'lllN1lllll lzuinlty to get ac- I -Iiunnuil. ilu' innnniiu-t' si-ues lice roller- every Thurs -las .ilu iiuuin in ilu' lnliln ul ilu- llnion. Rest and re- ll1Nlllllllll is xi-ix lllXlllllg llt'lWL'l'll molasses ol' alter the .u llillliw til ilu- ml.ix li.ix'c' lt-l np, llu lllllXl'lNllX ul Illinois was ilu' lll'Sl scluuml in the it has celebrated the big event. Events such as the elec- tion of the queen who presides over the weekend and Ill the football game, the house decorations contest in wliich houses enter displays welcoming alums, and nation-wide publicity are planned by the Homecoming committee. To get in the spirit of the weekend, Homecoming badges were sold in an all-out effort by many students. -It committu' Ever Thursda evenin the azz-U-Like 7 . V 3 . supervises Jazz programs in the Union Tavern. Mem- bers contact bands and special performers and arrange lor the publicity throughout the campus. Each year this committee has one program of jazz which especially in- terests the student body. group ol Univc they might be 1 zuul programs. tloordinating Day weekend is nu-inbers handl Haul derbies, ii The Fine Ar lt'SlS, and displ um' held a pho lion, and mair lo acquain l. 'lun Sub01:irmnn,..,1oo ,ow H ,. uw .- no V V, vi ' V i er 4-v Pifgv L,-, 5,4 ,Sr I . N 'PI' I -' ' A ' f A ef' rf Qiryfu Ti-3:-,WEE1 ,loin HULW S b . Jny Rnlnli o i nun . 1 .: H. ,. , .-arilvn Jones U clgaigsenz Judy Buehief, Nancy Cohernoufl e JC 9 ie Davis, Jane Lewis My Noe 5 NO' lf! panel: Skip Nelson, Nancy Veach, Ken Bonnem, N3 L: Kircher 184 E -sg A N, f fx , Q I y, -c,mV - VV ,V A x':.f'-7- 1 - - .- A-+L..-...mi - . BARBARA GORDON, Director Left-Maior chairmen: Barbara Johns, Jan Reeves, Nancy Grant, Bruce Duff, Marguerite Mizelle, Kay Hill De C CAMPUS TALENT . . . DADS DAY . . . FINE ARTS . . . Sl-IEEQUON ILLINI RELATIONS .......... INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS forty-eight years such as the elec- weekend and at contest in which and nation-tvitlt ning committee. iecoining badges gudents. ike-It committee Tavern. Mem- ers and arrange . Each year this ch especially int , twine, rmvff Jen, R r1CV ,My Bonrterfif Na The Campus Talent committee brings together a group of University student entertainers in order that they might be available when Wanted for various shows and programs. Coordinating the many events taking place on Dads Day weekend is the job of the Dads Day committee. The members handle the King-for-a-Day Contest, sell Illini Dad derbies, and compile Dads Day programs. The Fine Arts committee organizes all art shows, con- tests, and displays in the Union. This year the commit- tee held a photography contest and a painting competi- tion, and maintained an art lending library. To acquaint the incoming University student with Sl-lbchairmen: Jan Hawkins, Alice Shoger, Larry Kuzela, MGVY Jo Aller, Nita Neal, Laurie Got? Not in anal: Vi Thompson, Keri Bonne-m, Larry Pearson' P Lynn Morley, Ann Drertkhahn Illini Union and other campus activities, the Illini Rela- tions committee organizes open houses, displays, and panel discussions. It also sponsors the 100 Banquet, hon- oring seniors in activities and athletics. To further friendship and understanding between American and foreign students, the Union has an Inter- national Programs committee. Through various events this committee brings students together in friendly at- mospheres. 'lSheequon, the Illini Union's annual campus-wide spring event, provides entertainment and activity experi- ence for thousands of University students. Proceeds go to charity. 3 5 l t 5 i 35251 W mn ' f 5- . f ...A ii' - A- - , 1 ,X s . nz' A h..,,Q,.,w,,... J' , 'Y f kv , V , . . . Z' 1 ' Subchairmen-Top row: Bernie Wall, Frances Swartz, Bernice Ferguson, Larry Kuzela, B'lI FI , I ynn C l Curtis, Kay Dangerfield, Karen Branch Bottom row: Jim Staes, Linda Lingle, aro yn , Kathy Jackson d Not in panel: Carla KOQBU1 GIOVJB BOYJGU l85 ..-.nov y, , f Q x!! - ,,,....,- Q.. ' t 1, 1 ' chairmen: G-vlt, Rottenbgrg, Kev Lash, LYNN Forest, Dan l Mayor .. .., t,-'ni Department D Nlntli ol ilu- tolor and spirit at the Illinois football gantts in Xlt-nioiizul Statlitnn is protlucetl by 2200 stu- tl- nit ttlio ttnnpost' tlu- largest card section in the coun- tit lllotk l tonnnitlvt- int-tnlu-rs are kept busy during 1 iff Wilde, Sharon ' I 'Y D.-XNCES . . . I HIGH SCHO 5 l tln- lootlmll xtxtxtbll designing colorlul, original stunts and putting :livin into optsiation. 'l'lu-5 coordinate their dis- lilats with ilu' lmntl and with tlu' tlteine ol the weekend. L lltnntstoining tlinut-s. lall and spring registration tl.tntt-N, .intl Iootlmll tlztntvs :t1't-spotisoretl by the Union lhntt tonnnitttft-. lltwitltsttlztloltllt1iolttl1lllt'CS,lllC coni- - ' 4 ' ' ' 4 '- convenient lor I lllllltt Iioltls ittoitl tlintts ttlntlt nt I I - . .V , . , ,. 4. pltstlgt txtliingt-s intl inloinml lmlllts oi dates. lice Ll NDA l-IALE, Director NTERNATIONAL FAIR . . . BLOCK I OL CIRCUS ...... SOCIAL FORUMS dancing lessons are offered to interested students whilt' casual dances are held in the Union Tavern. High School Circus provides entertainment lor visiting high school students attending the statewide Elite Eight basketball tournament in March. In the Armory talent shows, food booths, and games of skill provide opportn' nities for fun and relaxation between the games. This year the International Fair was expanded into an ht students from four tlil- t which re resented cct- entire week. On one week nig ferent countries put on a pagean p tain customs or rituals characteristic of each particular home country. 'eta 1 , l tt v '-' 0 QI :TU 17 1 Subchaumnh-Yup 'qw Q ,-.,.,. y q H, I ,-.Mt , M- ,F, J ' - u .fran Gm-,dm N .anon 'LL Kpr:P.Iii.:tarxvgggxsqsjrmdv C ' an, ancy Cohernour, Don gubchaiymen-Second row: Max Olson, Rwhafd Hague' 1-f te. .fn , ' is ' 'HMV O' mf. Beth P' it - Roski, Bill Yonfz, Art Carlson Bernie 3 Leif NO' If' :intel it-F-IMD 'B?:grM'C . Datialas Tonkinhrolihe I Gemma Bemesi Bonomh '0w: Bob Aten, Carla IZOQBH, Dris Winbug' ' ' ' Sc auer, Mary Brown June Fritsch filyn No' in Panel: Jean Raltcliffe, Ann Dfenckhahn' Ma Stephenson l86 l -N'IL+C':' if - . WN R A JY, .X likgfj A if r ' T VXJ3' ,gg x 1 . 153,53 i 3 r ii .ni v X. I K, !- lnternational Fair if grounds of the fore lfritlay and Sz and exhibits wl' toms, lood, and with tlillerent t' it variety lloor s Social Fort inlortnal, alter- ntvrs. Special gr mganixetl hous Dads Day Derbiee 4'-4 TOI' Q I NIS il students while vern. ment for visiting ide Elite Eight e Arinory talent Jrovide opportu- e games. xpandecl into an ts from lourilil- represented cel'- cach particular Jer Pmhard Hague' f ll V5 ir fl' rfsabefgf W urn llilllll ff frlfl . . if , - ,E 5, 4:7 ,.,' f ' at-.4 I ' if . - We ' ,I. 5, Q ,x fp KW. I , . W M, . s A . , -f' l . iA f J kms . I y ill If 'J 'N ri International Fair is an annual event put on to give the student body a look into the back- The pep rally spilled over into a bouncing grounds of the foreign students on campus. This year, the fair included a full week. street dance on Green. Friday and Saturday nights were devoted to various shops and exhibits which were set up in the Union to explain cus- toms, food, and dress of the foreign peoples. Foreign students with different types of talent reliecting their native land gave a variety Hoor show in the ballroom. Social Forums are well known on campus through their informal, after-dinner discussions of social customs and man' tiers. Special groups such as international students as well as organized houses may benefit from social forums. Dads Day Derbies are special crowns for all fathers on their weekend. Voting for a Homecoming Queen from all the candidates 3 , , we arm,-,..,.. ., We , .Y ., JH, l . r fl awqsegf. - ze me 'S' Nh .,.. x N K. XXMW , 'isasiams 'FL i . 5 if l 'Q r fi l ll. - if -' w il 371, Q .lf .L -vw M' ' lite? 53- ',. 3, r p l 1 ' l, lp. gulf? un-L .kg-,V lfffkrwi , Fr P5' 7 J 7 ,. . f 'f f N A i we Farr lsmgt-. . 'J V, A f, if V ' ,,,,-,..- Wad, .omr'f ' ' ., ,s 'MN ,Vi -' ' ' ' nv 'T .3 ..,.f-f .,.. W..--urn!-'jr fn-vig-1'!'f 'J Cf,k - ' ' 1 l l l .l 1 it lt ll I l , E x 1, 'x 4 t ,W ll i GRACE LEMKE, otfcmf Malo' C E Pt-1RsoNNEt ,... PUBLICITY . . . t lu lu-gin tlu' next iran in lllini l'nion Student Activi- tits, tfiitltitwiitcs aux- lu-ltl :tt iXllt-rton, planned by the Iutstiitiit-I tonuiiitu-r. Nlaioi' cliziirnien and directors are insiituutl lor tluiir luturt- positions through workshops uhuh t'XLllll.llt' tonnnituw-s :uul through discussion gnuips whit li plan ilu' proct-tltire lor the next year's pro- igi.tin, In tlu' lgtll ilu-re is also at training period for the snhtliuiinu-it gnul tonnnitu-e nu-inbers by arrangement -il ilu- lu-tsoniu-l toiiiiitituw-. .Xnother part is the keeping ul ilu' tilt-N nl gill pt-units tontu-rural with the Union Ac- y iiiitit-s .tiul ilu' rating tgnxls wliicli determine who will Q it-tt-iw ilu- llioiifc. Silxrcr. :intl Gold Keys at the annual lim li.Illlllll'l, oigginift-il by pt-rsoniu-l to honor outstand- ing gulnrit-nu-tit in l nuin 1ll'llYlllt'N. Subchnivmnn-Top row: Gnome Whitney, Mike Joss, Dick Elliott, R055 I Mayor Second row: Linda Lynch, Judy Wright ' Bottom row: I-ntdq Miller, Margie Belsley, Sandy Grossman, Diane Orgs Alice Ftal-.4-r ' i l NU' lf' D-'Hel Ind S.-..ivt:, Eunice Szhmdski, Torn Roos, Nancy Gardner l -. ,.---7- -- ' ' -nu l I ml 4 l. l l i r l if i ' l88 t X hairmen-Jerry Langkammerer, Mae Mirto, Jerry Roberts Public information is another basic committee of thc Union. A workshop on publicity, an aid in publicizing events most effectively, is held each semester with speak- ers representing all the media of communication. Cam- pus View from 322 is published several times a year so that recognition will be given to outstanding members and activities in the Union. A Poster of the Montl1 is chosen in order to give incentive to others and to recog- nize quality work. On Friday and Saturday nights the Auditorium is usu- ally filled to capacity with movie-goers attending Ameri- can films. The Union Movies committee arranges lm' these Films, and also lor the showing of foreign films in the Cinema Internationale on Sunday evenings. Subchairmen-Top row: Bob Tewes, Nancy Cohernour, Pete Legendre BON0'm row: June Fritsch, Nita Neal, Bob Lenz, Jo Lodato, Ada Jon9S NO' In panel: Gail Pierce, Ida Bartelstein ff 14 UNION Movies 335755731 Mafgafef Theatre Boar 0 HIV Over l7,000 i'et'sity Theatre ltilltl saw expel stage. Besides I with hrst class f at variety of opy experience in tl rt'tluirement of lun lor theatre initial stimulat lllbll crews all l lftun the playi high as the sta Technical Assista Top Row: I Robinson X Roberts :ommittee of the id in publicizing ester with speak- iunication. Cam- l times a yearn anding members of the Monthlii ters and to recoga uditoriuni is usu- attending Ameri- ttee arranges lot li loreign fll1IlSlll ivenings. r, Pete Legenflfe cdato, Ada JCN195 O jf t Scott, Robert Whitlatch, Bernard Hewitt, Alan Holaday University Theatre Board-Top row: George Swift, Joseph Bottom row: Margaret Heino, Cameron Gullette, Jean Draegert University Theatre Has Successful Season Over 17,000 persons attended productions by the Uni- versity Theatre during the past year and an additional 1600 saw experimental plays on the Mforkshop Theatre stage. Besides providing campus and community residents with first class entertainment, the University Theatre olliers a variety of opportunities to hundreds of students desiring experience in the various theatre arts. Hard work is a basic requirement of all participants, but this does not eliminate fun for theatre life is exciting. The printed page offers the initial stimulation. Directors, actors, designers and produc- tion crews all lend their imaginations and talents to trans- form the playwright's dream into a reality. Excitement is high as the stage manager calls, 'Curtain going up! Technical Assistants-Bottom Row: Henry Tharp, Joan Olson, Glen Pierce T R:Rb Wb'l hW'l Dd,J Wll ,D In gbinsgiiiv O eri It atc 1 Ima ry en Im a ace eec am MARGARET HElNO, General manager R ' -mf. 'j . ,ix , s , ' at sg ti ,r,s. , 5 :S w. if b T 1 .s 'T at t , i. k ,xt .QS .Z , g I K i ' JOSEPH SCOTT, Executive director of University Theatre 0 3 0 C 1 l ' 'T ' 1 y , rig: --,D '. -. ,,:,t,,,:: Y- ,xv --- ' 'WA' . we --nrt r f ,. 431 2- 'S , N , , 1, 5,..75'i,iR, it 5 ?'1i4-,.x':!f.SXl 1' aqagfi.. i ' id il i - 1 6 f 'ff' V llf , Rf-.t ' e t LXLL L-L. . 1 is Y-rv X... LI , x .5 ih. t' N Y , 6 .A 'ft L t ASI.. J 'Q N5 X s. ' E ' 25 -S 1 51gs 5f5gf'if Yfx . t X 5515. t tiiiliifi: or f BARNARD Ht .1?1-W Man's struggle against novo, ...,, ,.--,..- . , , l V i I war, and his ever triumphant getting-out-from-under is told in The 4 skin of our reefs. S Q , . 1 . x : 'if ' I bm , K X CJ if-I-'I V3 Si'ifxTTl,iCK, Director 5 . - f , - Q., 5 rib' p 'i . .t' it tum' '.f,f-.t1C,rtT 1 , ,Vu .'.i.f.ff'-.r,f qe,...... ...-, lu..- L. ,f- gg Q Tryouts Precede Casting In Six Annual Productions .X variety oi plays in a variety oi styles offers rich oppor- tunities to student actors. At the beginning of each year the directors hold general tryouts. Actors show their wattes in hopes that they may one day Find themselves cast in out oi' the six yearly productions. But this is not the only chance. Each director then has individual tryouts for his own production. Actors who tried out lor and were cast in The Skin of Our Teeth had a chance to periornt in tt presentational style. Audiences had a chance to see tlw ages of man as the announcement was made: Here coiuv the Antrobuses, pithecoid but erect. Pity them, rcspctl them, enjoy them. They are yourselves. Lamar Prosser as ivir. Antrobus and John Brasvvell as Henry meet 35 father and son divided by Great Wars. A,,s.- 1- ,Xctittg is only trltich a student c til iohs that call tion ol' Moliere's ttttd scene pztintir llit' costumes wc Special hats and t-itottglt, costume it-etttlt century W all the lun for 1 large, exaggeratt added liie and st painters found t l-Qrett the Iloor l' .tll, when the D Pull. llley iottnt llit'1lll'lt'2ll enteri The imaginary Im -- -- +A- - . ......w.4, -...n-w..-.'n - - .,.f,,,,, ,,,,, at Y V I l esslonr hate, and ler is told in The sting uctions lers rich oppor- al' each year tlre nv their wares lves cast in one s not the only tryouts for his ' and were east fi perform ina inte to see tllt le: Here come , them, respect gg Henry meel as 14? BARNARD HEWITT, Director NANCY BOLDT, Business Manager Backstage Work Important Acting is only one of the areas of the University Theatre in which a student can work. Production crews offer a wide variety of jobs that call for imagination and initiative. In the produc- tion of Moliere's The Imaginary Invalid, costumes, properties, and scene painting offered a special challenge to crew members. The costumes were bright, intricate, and exaggerated in design. Special hats and capes added to the gaiety. As if this were not enough, costume crews also designed and made numerous seven- teenth century wigs. But the costume crew members did not have all the fun for properties proved to be equally exciting. Many large, exaggerated medical implements were necessary to give added life and sparkle to Moliere's high-spirited farce. The scene painters found themselves working in a bright, false perspective. Even the floor had to be carefully laid out and painted. All in all, when the Dads invaded the campus for their annual week- end, they found prepared for them two and one-half hours of theatrical entertainment at its best. Tom Waters cavorted in the role of Argan the imaginary invalid a ,.,--' Junior managers-Top row: Linda Bond box office June Hufchcraft playbillg Charlotte D'!-Xlmarne advertising an Lynn Bell house management Bottom row: Diana Krarnp, publicity T ' ' ' ll' lc' f omed in which both the lnypochondriac and the p he Imaginary lnvahcl is a ro rc ing arce c y ractice of medicine are ridiculed llev ' ' -' ' d CO cerns 'rl The BirS VY- Ai gods. It contanns I' lntegr. .Xll production M-ttcs. Many per L-ml olk thc orgzmi I't't1l1il'CS the servi vcutivcs. Artists 2 :md plzlybill cove uxlucr crews organ vnouglm people tc .lll't' l'l1IlCli0llS ur up within llll 01 luuctimm of keep it must be il' art Sophomore managers-' ' John Reynolds, Kai lhud row: Ruth Cunnin Youmars, Joyce Bu Second vow: Ellissa W Mflfilaret McDonalc Bottom row: Corinne E 1 orlcl . 1 un mari. behev' - l 8 innocerwe- el AMC. The Birds concerns the founding of Cloud Cuckooland and its triumphy over all earthly bores and quacks, its triumph over the Olympian gods. It contains Arrstophanes comment on the polytheistic absurdities to which Athenian religion had been reduced. Integrated Production All production personnel do not work behind the scenes. Many people are necessary to keep the business end of the organization functioning smoothly. Publicity requires the services of copy writers and advertising ex- ecutives. Artists are needed to design and execute posters and playbill covers. Ticket sales must be managed and usher crews organized to make sure that there are always enough people to do the job well. The University The- atre functions under a manager system. All areas are set up within an organization which tries to perform the lunction of keeping theatrical production integrated as it must be if artistic success is to be achieved. Sophomore managers-Top row: Sharon Crawley, Susan Langston, Beverly Kimes, ' John Reynolds, Kathy Forbes, Roger Lee Third row: Ruth Cunningham, Marion Eggers, Judith Menke, Mary Brown, Saundra Youmars, Joyce Bullack, Merle Kuyrkendahl Second row: Ellissa Weaver, Carolyn Franks, Loretta Alfonsi, Barbara Shubert, Margaret McDonald, Carole Luehring, Marge Baldwin, Patricia Tiedie Bottom row: Corinne Epstein, Judith Lyman, Florie Kogen, Susan Vaughn i .. . 3. y -5 NK MERRILL HAHN, Production manager itffiiaz 1 PWOHKTKJNMANAGII Sophomore managers: Carol Green, make-up, Ruth Hoogerwerf, costumes, Elsie Robinson, costumes Ls... J Sophomore managers: Carol Hay, properties, Catherine Miller, scenery painting, Jon Kibler, construction - l-T, HQ? bi gil. kgigf 'F ii- gg. X .4-we 193 i l it -vu GEORGE lVlcKlNNEY, Technical director evf ,. if , GENEVI EVE RICHARDSON, Costumiere Globe Playhouse Used The theatre used zt reconstruction of the stage :irons ol' Slizikespezires Globe Playhouse lor the lilizzibetlizm plays. The lJl'llH2l1'y values in this staging are the ezisc und speed ol presentation, meaninglulness ol thc stage areas, and comfortable rightness ol the scenic lilcucle, which never takes attention lrorn the actors :ind the play. 4 ll' 'f ' 0 015m DVOVS 0 be lghly exciting and a rare opportunity to see Shakespeare at its best. i XS WEBSTER SN New I Tried Workshop Tl' Street Building. plays are preset plziys are cliosei Original scripts l'laiywriglits' YV submit them C Nlziny plays presen to Iurtliei This scene is New or old, the director Jrniere Use the stage areas :he lilizabethzm ng are the east glulness oi the is ol the scenit rom the actors a kespeare at its best 'f pf' are ...N 4 's. gf i X JOHN CORLISS, Associate production manager WEBSTER SMAU-EY, Supervisor JUDITH BELT, Associate general manager New Approaches And Plays Tried In Workshop Theatre Workshop Theatre is located in the middle ol the Sixth Street Buildin . Six times a ear a roun of three oneeact 3 Y 3 1 plays are presented on its small but mighty stage. These plays are chosen, cast, and directed by graduate students. Original scripts are presented in the second semester in Pla fwri hts' hlVO1'kSl1OJ. Students who have written ala s 5 3 l l Y MARY ARBENZ, Supervisor submit them to the supervisor of Playwrights' Vforkshop. Many students have had the opportunity to see their plays presented and from this experience have been able to lurther develop their Hair for the dramatic. This scene is typical of the productions done in Workshop 'Theatre New or old, the plays are always stimulating and provocative. GERALD SHRIVER, Manager WILLIAM CUNHAM, Manager INA STARR, Associate business manager lna Starr 4. , Q - fi , ff . 1 E ,L 4. fu tffjdsii . ,. sf Tl .r ,.,-x,,,, , Ll f- ,H , -,i flu.-ff-V, .. X, y.,.,... i, ,iv ,. 1 v 5 ii' H WE' ' ' ff, 5 law :.Vf' 453 ,,-v Y! ' iisrgie' 1 Y gil '75 ' Isa, -fe V is ' S A , , D.. . 1 v , f' ,- 7 ,i. L, L Z- TQZ ' ff-1 'A wwf- ' 7 131' 9-1- fffr ' 4 yr , V 381754 ' ' , ef. , x V w. f-.s z '. .L its . A- - f l isfh- 1-- , 'f ,Z zfsgw-45' w.'H,,,:fs,4 kg K' I I I I 'A -::' f I I Rs 1 Q i In km, li c we J J, Ijy n4u-srrf i ' I . ll ii i 'fn ,af l f I 'b 1 NORMAN SMITH' Personne' JOE GLASS, Finance l sinii- ISIII. Suns Clourst' has Inongln to lllinois classical University Concert and Entertainment Board. This Inngiiiiiis in thi- In-lds ol innsic, dance, and drama. The board, composed of six faculty members and six students, .niisis It-.nun-II in ilu- M58-SEI st-ries included the Danish selects the artists and makes all final decisions concerning Nniioiigil On Iii-sim under the direction ol' .john Frandsen the operations of the artists and the operations of the or- nnd 'liilulllzis It-list-n, l,t-onnrd Warren, Zino lfrancescatti, ganization. Two senior managers are the over-all direc- l.I-on I-'li-islit-r, CLI-orgy Slit-ziring, Louis ,-Xrinstrong, Ma- tors oi Star Course, one in charge of finance and one in :inn ilinlvisoii, and the Roger Wagner Chorale. charge of personnel. Both senior managers are automat- mgn iluillst-, ni Sllltit'IIl-0lJt'l'llll'ii activity, is conducted ically members of the University Concert and Entertain' ull an Nllitl non-lnoln Imsis. nmlcr the auspices ol the ment Board. xx' I I l I i Wi K I' Cancer! and Enlmlammcnl Board-Yep rows C C f'LLf.,y,7 Nqmm S .. i Botlom row A H Lqrvg 1 pc.-C, Yank! ,Img CLWYHT - 1 -' - may Duane gram A N . I , . , ,, , :L , . D. gan, Jan Bach,M ' i Nol in Panel .PiCVC'l Cavti- John FHZY. Thomaxi Johriiwsloynnd Numum Owls Carter' Joe Glass I95 Working iunior mai tickets, pub physical pl: the unior I running ur programmi und acquai' DON V K ' ,An-in V., , ss: is Q- A , A 'TXT f7 i'f'Q7f' l x ,QV W I gy ff , X 1,3 , 4, 1' 54 ff f: fi , 13211, ' i' inance Artists t Board. This incl six students, sions concerning 'ations oi the or ie over-all direc- ance and one in ers are automat- t and Entertaina f , 1 J' , f, I ,, 1, CAROLE STACKHOUSE, Public relations SUZANNE HAINES, Personnel manager Workin directly uncler the senior managers are eight l S junior managers who supervise publicity, advertising. tickets, public relations, concert arrangements, personnel, physical plant, and office management. It is the duty ol' the junior managers to organize each concert into a smooth- running unit by arranging lor staging, lighting, ushering, programming, securing accommodations lor the artists, and acquainting sophomores with each phase ol Star Course. DONALD DOHERTY, Concert arrangement DOUGLAS LAPP, Physical plant C v l ' A .Jw i I , xi Q l ,S H 1 ,gp . gfff' .rf KAY MCLEY, Publicity PAUL BENNETT, Advertising ELlZABETl-l lVllCl-lENER, Office manager ROBERT JOHNSTON, Ticket manager A SATURDAY l97 1-na-,--an' . - A -K ye..-j,+L: xv- ' V 1-'Tl' i' ' V' Vi 'M -:'-1..p'..1..a-.-z5.a-.- -- ' Lf' ,f -f , . l fl ,fa ll li ll la 1 l l l l i i , K I 'x U ' . W' 1 f ,g , - .1'-' k Peter Aikman, Jim Stein, Jim Lashbrook 5 h : . . -T : B d G d', Da ll Lohmeier, Tom Welch, Alan Lopat a, I I I I I Bzfloirumgoilv.m??:g:g5fEr1er?,pJo?3l 1lDalgisjh, Jog: lhavisfrian Meadors, Karen Arentsen, Janet Tansley, Nancy Klindere, FVGUCJS Weflhelm, Sue BUFQID, Lisa Grable Noi in p.mcIz f!ff.'t'1ly litmus, Jane Lemme, Martha Solomon, June Wagner, Bill Sanders, Paul Tingleff, Doug Tonklnson, Jack Westover, Jack Wldholm ,X wit vw-iilizil lnnimli ol Sllll' Course is the sopho- of Star Course, they are given individual assignments an mon- still, ioiqiling Iilli im-nilat-rs, The sophomores are weekly committee meetings. Besides ushering at concern. I r I rliiirlwl into louis roiiiiiliilcvs. caicli led by two junior sophomores are in charge of apportioning jobs to tht- ' n1.n1.igris. I o giulimixmi the sophomores with each phase freshman staff of one hundred and twenty members. Y D d Voelpel Gerald Salzman Dick Haines Don Kendeigh Don Quest Roger Bushnick, Don Drever, Tom Roos d f Sophomorn m.mnqcn- op row: .wi , , I H I I Bouom vow Cnvnl in Crfrm, Marcia Glasgow, Shannon Mora, Kay Peters, Melissa Blanke, Audrey Gronert, Ann Youmans, Karen Person, Becky Hos or Nm in nmol, .. Jw.-vlfi E.,-lnlrfy, Ann Drenckhahn, Helen Jacobs, Bob Armstrong, Dave Dusendschon, Jim Furlong, Arthur Glassman, Robert l-lartsock l l l l l9S 2 Known as l:l'2lI1i'CSC2ltIi, the elements 1 intense warm personality vt :mtl audience 'able ignmems at at concerts. jobs to tht embers. ROGER YVAGNER CHORALE The only singing group in the United States to be invited to participate in London's Coronation Festivities, the Roger Xllagner Chorale, has won ac- claim as the nation's inost unique singing group. The Chorale was lounded in l946 by Roger XfVagner and since then has performed almost every major choral work in appearances with prominent symphonic organizations both here and abroad. ZINO FRANCESCATTI gghhn Known as the 'KlT1L1SlCl2ll'lyS musician is Zino Francescatti, violinist extraordinary. He combines y the elements ol true greatness-technical brilliance, I X intense warmth and virtuosity-with an engaging , personality which has endeared hiin to colleagues ' and audiences around the world. 'f '-Y :apr It v v , F Q- , 'D ' N Q 4 .139-LN-,Q - ..45,,V.x,,A,7.- ,-:,rg.s,'.f,,,-AY ,,,f- .MI . Ii I I --- lx' . J, ,. r.: 1, I -M- - f..r-gf.--1.....-. . . ,. A- - - 't ipf i i l x .1 1 1 P I li J 1 5 1 2 I ll. I Q WH-14121 IDXXISII N,X'l'lOX,Xl, ORC!-IliS'liR.-X . 4 f mlm-ation ol the distinguished Danish con- l lIli4'I thc- c ilithlc 4 l . thu mi I lifmiqis lc-iisvii. ilu- Danish Nzitionzil Orcliestrzi zippezn' I ' ull ilu l :nu-isitx ol illinoistzllnptlsclllrillgitsl'Ctl1l'n Aniericzin -sim is with-lx' luiowii lor the sensitivity with I nn, I hc- :mln 1 ' - ' sic hmn both at stzinclzird orchestral uliimli it llllillllth tht inn N- - -cl Smatnnlinziviziii c'o1n1msei's. li'lN'l llblli' incl clult X F its X . X 7 1. I x GEORGE SHEARING Born totally blind, George Shearing W0l'k9ll il' ht azz progres' his way to the circle of top- ig j sives. His music and subtle humor was thorough' ly enjoyed by the entire campus. 101515 ARMs1 Although a C91 his UP lmpalif .-X1'1nst1'OUg Swtyplf mo Sounbl hit tlirozitl' Volce tg audience by dm' tense Vibmto X uses 011 the Umm Ameri South Phi gatherings have paid titled the hearing wotktll ' 1 1P1'0S el' ht Plaza. ir was tllOI'0Ugh' LOUIS ARMSTRONG Although a cold sore on his lip impaired Louis :Xl'lT1SEl'OI1g,S typical Satch- nio Sound his unique throaty voice touched the audience by that same in- tense vibrato which he uses on the trumpet. MARIAN ANDERSON America's first lady ol song, Marian Anderson, was born South Philadelphia, where she began appearing at church gatherings at the age of ten. Governments, universities, and have paid tribute in awards and degrees to this modest wom titled the high priestess of songf' and grew up in and community musical societies an who has bccn 3 2 Q 5 .. f ' 1:- I. ,, i Y . X Q . .3 .. 11 V' ag . , 'Q 't I ti t Z... 1' .. VW yt ,,- X ,H i , C? Doll show subchairmen-Top row: Virginia Baker, Marie Anderson, Berlrude Bockta, Linda 4:9 -ff 4 Y ,- 5, C , A Vgffg, t ,.,,, .. ti f ss ,.,sff- ,.. .- wwf- Ri: .1-1:-ff X. ,.,a. ta .. r OmUf'5-Top 'owl Bmlmm Wilford' Heasweri Carol Heaih' vice Presb Hibbott, Rosemuncl eshwill I h - J ST k d 'nl - W ll A ice Car son c atrrnanf oy ra a Bottorh row: Jane Faulkner, presidentg Arleen Schoen, secretary Bottom row. Fran e S, 1 YWCA Co-sponsors National Assembly AQHUH k Top vow: Sac Rettko, Roth Campbell, Ruth Pitelka, Ethel Minor, Norma Foster, Alice Carlson Coombe, Carol Snyder, Sue Aehler Nancy f.'.cP.'ttlIrnt, Virgin Bottom row: Lots Henderson, Betty Gabchart, assistant director, Jane Faulkner, Enla Reden. l r I' nut CIIICM we dtrcclorg Susan Vaughn, Sharon Thompson Coffee hours .mm hcl d at the Y to brtnq American and foreign students closer together, During the holiday season, the Y cospon- sored the Sixth National Student Assembly ol the YMCA and YWVCA. Many students from every region in the U. S. joined together at the University of Illinois to determine the direction and program oi the YMCA and YWCA in future years. Dr. Mordecai johnson, president of How- ard University and chief speaker of the event, shared the opening night platform with D11 David Dodds Henry in welcoming the delegates. Other speakers were Paul Lehmann of the Hari vard Divinity School and Herbert Otwell ol the Pacific School of Religion. Bob Lenz, of llh- nois' own YMCA, served as co-chairman of tilt? assembly. The YWCA has also expanded its field of serv- ice to the campus and community this yC21Y bl' forming a total of ten major areas, each headell by a cabinet member. . l This wide range of interests and opportunities open to everyone includes: current events, Clll' tural interests, International Friendship, Intel' national Suppers, little United Nations, public relations, social recreation, worship in life,Cl1ll' dren's committee, and Y-YVire. The social and spiritual growth of th. vidual is one of the main aims. Included H1 area are discussion groups, activities for fun H? lellowship, religious services sponsortidibl' fi YW CA, and services to the community 111 IPKOJ' ects such as reading to the blind and Pfovldmg entertainment for youngsters in children'S hflmes' 1Doll The success of the Y 's fifty-third annual I I d origllla Q this l Show resulted in many beautiful an 1 nd dolls being given to children in hOSP1tal5 a chilclrenis homes, 202 Aids ll The main p annual fund dr Through the : Nudelman, ant Hose, more th nated to a selet On the theo organization tc than many dil Chest was fou' Thus, Camput purpose. 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Nlfnillll p-mal. 1,,,,1,1, 11111,-I 13.1111111- 9111111-1, Eve-11-11 ll111111.1a, Lorrm lxlorhru-, Rolu-rt L1-nz, Joy Ulml .1, lln-1.1 M.ir.l1111 203 1 , -A t - . , - -f .--- -- ' ' gl.--v-P1 ,-11 Top row: James Kries, Chief engineer ' r- Richard Adams, Bottom row: Bert Cnrlson, Commercial manage , Prorirnni directorg Charles Loebbalca, Station manager cl' tor Robert Endres Features director, Donald Glttord, Top row: Tony Quirini, Sales :rec 7 , Record librarian, James Biba, Engineering operations supervisor d' ctor, Charlene Gabbert, Copy director, Alige Bottom row: Robert Crawford, News ire Sklenicka, IBM supervisor, Rosemary Kowalesik, Stal? artist, George Dixon, Technical supervisor Active Voice Ol The Students On Campus 5 'lill'll'N ll'l'KLll the student rzidio station lll2lIYS Oper- 'iii-il miiipll-it-lx ln the sliiilents. This is the hlth year g ' , . than WPCQI' liars serxed the students at the University ol Illinois. ln this llIllt'. the stallion has continuzilly ex- 4 - ' iowixiee ol rninpus houses and improved its 9 ' lmilltlill lls si-ixiu' ns :i rxulio slnlicm to its listeners. W PGU: The year saw many new accomplishments by coverage was extended to two sororities on campus, Al- pha Omicron and Alpha Delta Pi, and a transmitter was nut in the new Gregory Drive Halls of MRH to receive l , YVPGU programs. This extension increased the stations audience to approximately 4,500. Programs are n An engineer works WPGU Staff-Top row: Joe Thiel. Marty Minow, Joseph Felrous. ' M Donald Bruce Becker, .lim at 1 Marvin Rushing, Ray KOOPUWN' Phil Loeb, Bob Endres Third row: Bob Crawford, Slam? Ascher, John DeRell, TONY QU rini, Donald Gifford, Ed Rem' rnert . Second row: Walter Harrison, Alan Kaur, Stewart A9005, Rebel Wexler, Howard Wolfman, E win Steiman ' Bottom row: Lori Altonslf Jaf' CY' gan, BerYl Smith, R01l'ebf Alice Sklenicka, Rosemary 0' walesik ,V,,,!, 204 Ol'lTl- 11 I11ll 11111111 1.,.....- WPG . 1241 EUCLID WPGU broadcasts music, news 1a1e into the r11Q1'11, .1111 11f'1l.111111l'111 .1l111l'Xl'11 g111111111'1' 111110- 1 1.-11111 111 1111' 1.111 11'1111-111'1', 111111 111 5111111 11111.1111.1111'1121 11111111111'111111.'1'1111 1111111 1111111 21,1111 11111N11 111 1111111 111 111 1111' N111 1 111'1111111Q. 1X'1'C.l' 11111111'1111111'11 1'1'1111'11 --111 11111111111 111111111111111111111.1111.111111g. 1111111111111111 111111 11'1l3g111111l11 11111 11:1 111111111 111111111111'11 111 1'.lN1l'111 51.1101 111111117 '111 X1111'111.111 111I1.11111 C.1111111.111x. .1-111 11111N1'1111111111.l1l'11X 111 I1l'1XN 111x1'1'11g1'. 111' 11-11111111-, .11111 11111111111111111111.11111. .1 ' 111. 11 .11111-11111'11. l11l .111111111111111 1111114111 1111111111-111.111 .1L1111'l1 111 l11l1g1.l111 l1l1.l1l1X 11 XX1'1.1 .111'11'11111'11. 11 XX1'1.1 1111111111- .111 1'Xl1.l11111l1g 111x'1'1'11g1 11111111111-1111-111 111 11-11111- 111 1111- 5111110111 111 111 111'11, 111111114111 1111111111. 1.1..1y111- C1111Q1111-, M1111- D.111o11 1.1111111111 Borlom row R 111- Ynqur, C1111 , ,..1,.1111-11, .'.,1 . 1' 7 4. 1 l11'1.111111l'111 11111g11'111-11 LQ11'.l11X 111111 1111 Top row: M1111- S11-11.1r1, Greg Lip wk JL-111 R111-,-1 J1111 811311, Dave 5111111 1.1111-.1 1..1rk111, 1-1.11111 Law 11-1 - G1-r -'1 Rocks 511-vc Km Yhird row: L.1rr1 Cuopur, L11rryFox 11111111 51111111 H.1r1cy 11V1111f1C1C1 Sucond row: Fr.11111 S1-p1e111bL-r 1X1.11'111111I 111111111 D1ck C111-1, John S1101-11-111, G1-0111s S111111ds, Jcrr 1 1u 5010111011 .. eff- A -Q' N oar - A i s ii 1 vvaii Giiiniii, Georgia Allen, o. F. or fi f l Abmiaedviserlcihshn XlVooeci:s,mSick Eckert, Mary Schrader, Bob Coffmanlssen ar' Not in panel: Nancy Funkhouser A f nction oi the SNIB press section is sending news E LBff-- U . about students to their home towns. Here, Sharon Hoffman types a home town release. Y i i V SNIB Prepares Ag Students for lourn Work Tech' l . , l has ii sfwiioii rliic-I in ilizirgc- ol the students working in il lliiirxiii. lls piirpose is to pnhlicife activities oi the Col- ltgt til lg .O rpiiiriii skills. lt docs this tlirongh press, radio, television, ilirinigiiipln, :incl x isnzil :iicls media. Each ol these media tlizil ziiui, SNIB activities include publishing a bi-weekly news- letter, producing radio and television programs on local stations, and sending press releases concerning notable students to home town newspapers and radio stations. SNIB staff members are supervised by their faculty ail- viser, O. F. Glissendori, and receive additional technical assistance from the Extension Editorial Oiiice of the College of Agriculture. ifiniiiiilisni is thc- main interest ol the agriculture stu- vnis WfJllfiillQ :it the Student News and lnlormation i - , ' iir lllllllL'. :incl to provide training in communi- ' 'N A fp--,X U If-A K gbijf, 'x , ii 1 1 - 1 l -1.-Yap row- ii.tii--g G,it-V... GMI, ni HV Ir P , ' . f i it i,if.,. ,,,g,,, Qmfj ' Wa OMf '0v, Jim Reed, Rvsie Ashwiii D' k Al - - 5 lat, l 'd 'OW W' ' ' i- - i,.,fpC--C, .f 1, H nl V. , ' 'C mqmslf NGHCY Turner, Bonnie Duncan, Sue SUfTlP7'0nf Coen 1- A . ,.f Q .' i Hi U CY, irginia Wesoloski R . i i os! J - - Glenna ' I kinsom 2 if - -'-Pi'i-- iiifi Ki: . r ,, , A gemnd ,Dwi Cm ilicyur UCL Ecru, ,'. ggxrsd-Z:-EolibogrgggaggJphhchssendorfl edvijevnn enkins, Dennis Phar, Jim Walsh, Harmon Mouk, Joan Om Bottom vow: Em: Primer, fin giicio oiki, 'i,,,,y Jacobs' Bob Caughi Elernezpeodw Ari Zechrest, Georgia Allen Walf 9,39-Th N F kh ' 1 GYHG unier Bob Reiners J I ' I ' amy Un ouser ' 1 aCk Widholm O6 University oi grriplfs staff anc Engineering Co vention. A chz 'l'z'flii10gi'aph W national progra lege engineerin TOP row: Edward Uzg Bottom row: David Pe x1ff1f1w 1111 111 11 I1 Tec s a s Colorad l'11'11111'11111 K 1 X11 11-1111-111 X 1,1111 1 11 'I' 1 1 I1 11111111111 11 1111 I1 113' 11 Top row Botiorn ro 1111111111 51 1 ft I li -11 QUE it lo AX s , N is li , 1 '2 isis iftff - ' - A fe f .:.,, .. l 1 1 , 1 ,g age I Z vfr.,7,.,.' 'fm-4,1-'VQ4 1 I 1 , . N ' t 2 A 4? , E A ' att L,,L A ' J - to , s at-. A yy , 1 In X A sa. ,o ,,X,. 2 5 . L FLIN MARTIN, Associate ecl'to , MARK Tervipteroisl, Editor PAT C A ' ' tl l t Q Illio of 1959 This yearbook is the story of an Illini year. It is the cul- mination of many months of work, headaches, aggravation, and irustration. Each section means many nights of sleep lost, days ol classes missed, hour exams flunked, and il you look closely, you might find a few drops of sweat on each page. ln the beginning, the stall was very new, but as the end ap- proached, they were all battle weary veterans. i As the time of publication grew nearer, the days seemed to E t grow shorter, and the nights longer. The stall members stopped i PROFESSOR KENNEDY, Art adviser . talking to each other, and nerves began to crack. But finally, E KEN PAWULA, Artist l Not present, M1445 ct-1551-ER, Artist the 1959 Illia became a reality, and the book was Finally done. CHUCK TRUCKENBRODT, Sports A L HERMAN' SDOHS BETTY BLEWETT, Associate editor , f ,fa ff? , 1 PAT C Associate buf J Mt Wim it i 'ii f 44' LYNN SKEEI -14 l l i ii 208 BOB POKORIN sl M 1 'Y ,nr- ii GANT REDMON, iix rum m1rw'iQ0r Buginegg manager 1 BETTY JO HULKA, Administration JEANNINE Ri-UNE, Chicago MARY LOU BUSH, Associate editor ff! .fi i,ii x X Y. i i i . 'w.w'11., xx i QL I ,-l l l l. . 4 l ,i l l : l i l l l ! T 1 ,l A l i KATHY ivlANNlNG, Seniors . MEG NELSON, Seniors l l l l i I RITA LEVEY, Advertising THELMA KING, Sales 1 l JOHN CLEM, Coordinations y BARBARA KEOUGH, Coordinations i XI MARYLIN DALY, Organizations VICKI FEIT, Organizations The business staff started the semester off promptly by putting on the fall registration sale. Salesmen were stationed in the Armory and in the vicinity of the book- stores to promote sales. There were concentrated sales campaigns before Thanksgiving and Christmas vaca' tions and again during the second semester registration period. The plan of sending representatives to the in- dividual houses on campus was also successful. The business staff handled the financial matters and also gave the editorial staff a hand. The book was roughly outlined by the newly selected editorial staff when the spring workshop was held at Camp Drake one May weekend. The tentative form ol the yearbook was discussed, with the main emphasis on ways of improving the IIli0's general quality. The actual work began in September. The book was put together with a final drive in March. CAROL LEONARD, Sales GINNY SMITH, Advertising ,-42' editorial m Soirgmfliz Carol Perf bara Harris, Miles H Geissrnan, MGYQSVST .A Bottom row: Genevie Carole Luehringr M5 Barre, Edwina Garner Not in panel: Susie Va Neal, Sally William Ready Freshman managers- Seventh rowg Carol Sixth row: Nancy L, Fifth row: Connie K Fourth row: Kay Je. Third row: Sue Poti Second row: Donna Bottom row: John C ..-'1 ' x., So homore P Yap row M., ..-.H Bottom row 5 ' . I Snphomore business managers- Top row: Bob Fahey, Julia Gates, Gary VanWinkle, Janna Smith, Tom Sykes Second row: Arleen Malkin, June Schiemer, Susi Oehler Bottom row: Audrey Menges, Mari- anna Brown, Julie Bartolo, Janet Monier I editorial marugeu - -,.: . ll , 1,1 .. l ',' . 5' '-' ' ..'2 5 4 4 ws '31 Nay in panel i Freshman Smenvh ron l , V MW, ll Yzp ,W S-nh ron . Frfth ron Fourth fo u'. lhlfd row S-:cond rc .v Ecvom v 4 . I V ul' e ,Is ,A Y I . ' f x ,l I K, M. N, lil V W ll r l I A 'N l 2 :-x sg: ll I t t ,ip 4 Xt Q , ig .1'+'-'+tf'.- X me A ' inflict 1 . xt: - saw? ts W ,W ig, Tw 'cswxgy f.. tiiiwsti says 3 t J C' f -. I .ti l l C it l 2 t A t U '-E TAN , X vpn Y, if , 1 H It 5 ,LLm,4 ,A f X,A: ' - V i I E -gi. it msg-,,,t ' g xX Q g gggg iiyy C ,X ---. , 5 A,,k ig, i'. Th. X it Q V.,., is ,, 1 ' 5. 1 6 I X xkrkk ' A - t AYQWFN gm xc. Cll'i'l9i,la -- - lx C ' C 5 ' i I Z ' l 1 MARY sn2BERT, Editor-in-chief D'CK SCHWART 'BUS'neSSma age' 5 i C' i D I Il'll0fmS Students O News n SSUES t l JOYCE PETERS, l t i i 4 ' t ' tftalri' Breakfast for the reader wouldn't be the same il it were not lor The Daily Illini which usually manages to stir up some controversy or interest with its to-the-point editorials letters to the editor and just straight news. Staff members will always remember the time when the front page was held from the midnight deadline until 4:30 a.m. for the big Hillcrest Lumber Company and then for a second unexpected fire at the Lumber Company, not including a false alarm the same night. However, their hard work paid off, because 1957-58, The Daily Illini won first place in the writing and third place in editorial writing in the student newspaper contest. The DI also received E500 first place award in the Safety Campaign sp0I1- sored by the Lurnberman's Mutual Insurance Company. The best memories ol ill however are the Friday nigh! beer and pizza parties alter the last copy has been turned , RICH ARCHBOLD, Executive editor in for the week. A' i , I JAY wrt 1 - KEN BROUN. Ctfv editor oiistisiv Botitst, Activities editor MARGIE ivioi.iToR, Campus edifof NANCY STI , BARB Hutvti i I we I t r il W i i , t',, 0 o.xx fini' i 3 s ,HN i l in rc ' ' w G N .1 CAROLYN BABCOCK Clrculatlon manager JANICE WRIGHT Classufued manager GEORGE BOSSART Advertlslng manager 4 4 l '35 , ' v l '1 Y--' A !A:L2'fi.f2h 35' A ,--'5 L. f '--list 1-'Lf' ff 'A-' 5': v3 '5H'v'i' -vw J L A X , ,- sr s. J g a,-.. lil, l A, A - p L, i .. 4 iw f? 5s Campus Stat?-Back row: Elizabeth Higgins, Art Fitzgerald, Wade Freeman, .loan Beckman, Mike Nei? - Second row: Dan Friedman, Kay Overton, Bonnie Burns, Nancy Kohlenberger, Diana Francis, Toni Greene Front row: Margie Molitor, Campus editor Social doings, cultural events, special programs, contests-stunt show, spring event, and the extra- curricular liie on campus all fall under the jurisdic- tion of Activities Staff. YV here the academic side is concerned, the Cam- pus Staff takes over-reporting on classes, curricula, student enrollment, faculty and administrative nt- tions reflecting the relationship of students within a University community. l 4 Activities Staff--Back row: Carolyn Daily, Mark Juergensmeyer, Marina Lucco, Sharon Gorman, Chuck Kerchner, Erin Feigin l F.-... .-..,. flinnv Rnlin Activities editor , ., ..,.., W, l l i l i l Pl-i ,q ,. . :4.,,,.'-' ., ', Sports staff-TOP ' Tom FreernanMROlZ Bottom row. ar From Big Te nanients the stz coverage of eve lans inlormed. national sports attention. The City Sta cities of Chamt Dl more than With soft lea the official che- lact and generz Being a mort to bed in the ing of a Night Signs headlines Associated Pres readers work t COPY staff-Tc Gail Solomon, Ly g?f' JOY lvlill O Rourke Bottom row: phc feld- FODY editor No' In panel: Aagaafd. Charler l - .--1 i X N4 ax Sports staff-Top row: Bi!! Xvhite. Be-tm Lou Gross, Ed Lewis, Tom Freeman, Ron Cohen Bottom row: Mark Durchb Aulln C N, sw' ,. it . i3 X- 3 iaia...-VA' ef- lag Sl rte. uit r o .4551 lfmiii liig li-ii ili.i1iiliifiiixI1ilix iii l'liiv l-iglii lnlll iigiiiicnu ilu- . t'uXL'l'LlgL' -il VXVIIIN in lzms iiiliiiim-tl. liiii. Illlllwlllli Simi ix Ni-ii If llllL'HllUll. iliill' f.ilX Nhlii mini iiliu ol C.ll.iiiil1.iiqiil UI IHHIK' lligiii lim .i i XX'ilil will iuui Irrlli lliu uilicigil aliuk lui Iziil :mil gvm-i.il iiiiiii iiL'illLflllll1rlIliIlQllm' if, hi-il lllliH4i.Ii1'il47 ing ul an Night lxiiil-ii. sigm Iii-:iiiiiiif-x1 .1 XX ii .Xwirizitcrl i,ll'NwXX.il1'1 Il'Iltil'ls wiiiL llii' , I. Copy staff-Top row: Gail 5f,if,mf,n, im., EQV. JOy ililiiugfy P,-,v Otlourlfe Bottom row: Ph ,f-ii-' If ,, feld, copy cdivur Not in panel: Jffirii-iii' Aagaafd, Cioziriwreff HMV ' x X .ilw ifiii1ii1.iiiii lhlslz Illini ZW ili.iii.i .mil :Iii xi,ili,,,ix1nf ilu llnl Ill XXI4i11IlXllIl Iiwillillllli 1 'inn llillxIJIlDXllil lillllN iii Niiiiliii llllllllllllltlll llIlvilHilll1'Xx xlivlk x lllx X xlnimilligillNl.l1ii1il!wlNIf 'xlifi iiiikm iiii ill ii ix iliil is 1 lmilliii 'xilwl lll till! i wi Ilia Iii I .i,i11.Ni11II. Cit staff Top row: Marv Scott, Jim Dubby, Donna Shapiro, Ron Y .- Coheri, Bill Stephans Bottom row: Ken Broun, city editor 4' is fy: if o , iq-'xx 3 N, or 3 i u N. 715 X i i i i i ii ii 1 i i i H i . 3 NY it A v f v X X 1 iw 'XRS i i i P ,l- FRANK SCHOOLEY, Chairman IPC Directs Station Situated in the basement ol lllini Hall, the lllini Pub- lishing Cloinpziny operates its own modern printing plant :intl atlininisters the student radio, YVPGU, which came under the clOl1llD2lllyiS direction this year. A variety of tonnnercgial printing lor student and University con- iiecit-tl organizations is printed on their presses along IPC Board: Paul Edgell, Prof. R. K, Mautz, Prof, Jessie Heathman, David Cade, l PAUL MCMICHAEL, General Manager WPGU, Publications Prof. with The Daily Illini and Illinois Teclmograph. A non- profit corporation, the Illini Publishing Company was chartered by the state for the purpose of printing, pub- lishing, and distributing student publications. The company operates under a board of control com- posed of lour students and four faculty members. F. E. Schooley, Larry Leiken, Dave Brown, Prof. Joe Sutton 11' 4,-, ' xs, x . f. xx 'o 216 l 5 3 52 E is LOWE PI Pho The Illini Pu' pentlent photo and the Daily year, their most tures lor the Illi the Spring sem: pictures are tak The staff is 1 photo chiefs, ar SWE-Top row: Don Bottom row: Dave Ha I q t l 2 F 4 vt K wi Q 5 E E it it DHS If y Q l W K-our P' i . s U , I NVN T GILMORE ROY HLAVACEK Night photo editors: Gerald Lewy, Jerry LOXVELL GRWFITH , f , Phcto clwrcl Assistant photo clfuefs Neelman, ,lim Yhanke Photo Stall Serves Daily Illini And lllio 'lille lllini Pulrlixliiiig C fiiiiimiix l'lu1m Null ix .iii iiulv- intliimqiu-x :ill gnxxiginm-ills lmm lmotll the lllio zmcl the pu-lull-nt plum: xt.ill ululxt lllllllllst' ix tit xt-tw llu- llluf lmt-lx' lllmf qtiul lixu-ux um lllL'lll1ll1l'C'OlT1lDl2lll1iSli1'OH1 these Linrl llu- lllllll Ill'-zz limiting ilu- l.ill xt-uu-xu-1 .tl ilu- lli'll.llllllL'lllN. llu'tl1icl'swo11lislziwuliclis Hnul on any ycznx llu-ii' uutxt iiiiiuuumi liiiu Illrll ix if ti gill ilu- pu- Imlumlwglgllmliit xulmic-tl. llc may kill ll picture O1'lD2lliC2ll1 lLll'L'sl1Jl ilu-ll!-1. Xluxt -,I llllNl'.lllls lN41lll4ll ilu- u-.ix lu llsslglllllvlll. tlic 5l2llllQ N1'l!l4'xll'l, but it ix xtill iiulutimut ili.it lllui llu- Llsslsllllll lmluwltmc'llicl'l'01tLl1C Daily Illini has the IJllllllCsQ1ll'lQllJ'll tliiiut-lluutt ilu- xi-.i1. itll, nl iiumliiigitiiig llic plumm stzill' with the ecliloriul and llu: xlgill ix st'I up uiill .t plum, iliu-l UNH .ixxixi,ii11 lmxitu-xx xignllx nl llu- lmpci. l'lC is in clinrgc ol' assign- I lJllUUlll1ll'lN,'lllllllXl'lllQlll t-iliiin l lu plum, ilnu-I tit lllvlllsllllll stvlllgllllll ll1clJin'LL1l'cs111'C taken. Staff-Top row: La r- 1 fp l-'ui Cullilj-frfri Bottom row: Diff.- Vfi iv all' pi ' .7 ' I , , if Q 1 f. gy 2l7 l U-TXMN'xx th home game performances. The band often b orked out in detail and practiced prior to e The marching formations of the band must e w ' t ' . h l t evening on the south campus practice ground, and produces an atmosphere of anticipation. works on into t e a e Hall-Times Are Sparked By Marching lllini Long known as the finest marching, playing, and sing- ing group ol' its kind, the Marching Illini is composed. ol' men students ol the Concert Band, the First Regi- mental Band, and the most qualified members oi the Sec- ond Regimental Band. The marching band, directed by liverett Kisinger, has a regular marching formation and instrumentation with a total membership of over 175. 'l'lie band performs a new show at each of the five home games, along with the traditional Block I, for the pre- gante and the lamous Marching Illini hall-time enter- tainment. In addition to the home games, the band The polish shown in the stadium is achieved by trying-and trying 218 again. Mark Hindsley gives travels each year to an out-of-town gameg this year the Football Band trip was to Lafayette, Indiana, for the Illinois-Purdue game on November 1. john Forsyth, for his second year, portrayed Illiniwek in the traditional Indian costume. He is the thirteenth chief to represent the Spirit of Illinois on the gridiron as part of the band show. For the third year, senior Edmund YVilliams as drum major, led the Marching Illini onto the gridiron of Me- morial Stadium. Chiel on - the-spot corrections, f W 1' I K 'X-if ' ,, , fin 1 WM 'Hifi' 4' ,fl flyff, - ,I . 1- , lgwjn, U Z,,,?f 1, M y ra :ff ,tiff ' ,, f ,gi ff 4.1, 5 'iffff' f f -'wif V' , f fayf, I , '. ' ' es .AJ c sq, -f,-gl eil' l fa 1 ,J ' F tr 'f.1Q.'ff9' :A 'z' I 5 a, ,,,, I ,JL--ii, t.,:',m1zVf f ' ,,,M,,,,a:,qZJ K s Jima , T. , KW, , if gg: 2' In if ,W M M 1 'ff' diy I , qi t ri, 'IAQ 1? ' ,,,, ' - . ' ff , ,ft ti ,L -I i f' ,,tg,. - 4.1-Mtwew 'W M, 1 I Kiwi f fr A 5:-ff 31 fi ,,,f,,,,,.,,:ea3 l ta.-my--f,, t, , ,V ,, P:: ?'Trilr-i'W3?? '. f -f -I il A rt. ,,,, , New . , wi' rf :-ff!f74tf L , , , f A ,Q -e M -f ,tw iw, . . ,. , , .f ,,,,. , M . The band goes throu the Marching lllini v South 80-Bl group 1 The Visiting team: fflrrnations. The 1 'NE Skill, making are n o 1 Lf- I it ,iffy ' f' 3.'5'2 -I T 1 Nfoawalffri n ,fag ' ' ,sf if-0, , t f wf 'f.- Y , , ffwhvw , ffiff, 'f 'L Qgi'. 1, H ,, f 4x36 , WW I i ,, ZX, f ' ' fi -, .4 if, yzygygty- X L ,f, V5 ffff f' ff i, wi? leafy f'f,'w 4, 2.4. m,'f',l if 'V fr 1 1533 Lf. ' I a M, ., fp' I, ' X if 3 s ggi .ff f if -L1 .- W 'hx . U' ' -4 fc , 1 125.- fiv' H1132 : ' I Nil i .J--, ' w.-1 iss . - . - r '.' , r.. -, :rigid-L 5, . lllin' La- 1 A' -1' .. ',.wvv2va+1 The band gocs through 'X , . - ' f - - 1 f, inc- Mime game. 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L.- ., .., -- .Q-. .1 v Y. - V -'-'V -f ' F-F g , if First Regimental Plays For ManY Events Znrl iis ear the First Regimental Band, conducted by Ev Tl y . erett Kisinger, performed at the Filth Annual Festival of .gn4..s..uL'- , EVERETT KlSl NGER, Director First Regimental Band: Alice Adams, Richard Adams, Richard Albright, Roy Andreotti, . . . . h Boyd, Michael Brainrn, Charles Braly, Cornelia Carnes, Wayne Chrlcote, Kennet Nancyiane Darling, Margaret Dempsey, Mariorie Dodd, Franklin Dooling, Earl Edwards Barry Ekman Barbara Elder, Michael Esselstrom, Sue Fehrenbacher, Gernand, Donald Grigsiby, Glen Gullakson, Mary Haterkamp, Richard Haines, cert Band Music on january l0, a formal Spring Con. l 22, a Twilight Concert on May 13, and AS. cert C Selnbly Concerts at the local high schools. Several ol the I rams are re-broadcast over the radio on station Con on Apri concert prog YV ILL. e First Regimental Band is organized as a concert Fh group with membership of approximately one hundred members. The purpose of this band is to study serious con- cert band literature, both traditional and contemporary- to perform good band music on several occasions each M n musicians after spending a year or two in the and year. a y First Regimental Band are then promoted to the Concert Band as vacancies occur. In addition to its concert activities this musical organi- zation forms the nucleus of the Marching Illini, which per- forms many varied marching stunts at all of the home loot- ball games at the University of Illinois and at several away games. The band also performs as a marching unit at sev- eral ROTC Reviews in the spring. The Band also played for the Veteran's Day service on November ll. Carl Audo, Jerry Bacchetti, Fred Baker, Robert Behnke, Arthur Bower, James Christian, Norbert Cieslewicz, Laurel Conrad, Philip Corlew, Dan Dannenfeldt, Dowell, Barbara Drahos, Ronald Durrett, Robert Dvorak, David Dyroff, Allen Barbara Fitzgerald, Karen Fredrikesen, Richard Gardner, Joe Gaylord, Norah Phyllis Hansen, David Hutson, Milton Janosky, James Jarrard, Harold Jepson, D 'd K tzi Alice Ann Lacquement Donald Lacy Ronald Larner, Kirby Johnson, Walter Justice, Bruce Keck, Richard Kesler, Larry Kinsella, James Knapp, avi un , , , Patricia Leach, William Longacre, Dennis Lory, John Lundsten, Robert Mayor, Larry McCormick, Elizabeth McHose, David Metzler, Theodore Miller, Joe Myers, Larry Neemann, Thomas Noggle, Morton Oberlander, William Olson, Peter Pappas, Donald Quest, Juanita Randall, John Randolph, Charles Ranta, Sandra Ray- burn, Charles Rhodes, Melyin Rhodes, James Riley, William Rogers, Earl Salsman, Lorna Sanders, Thomas Scannell, Margie Schaefer, Larry Schrik, Daniel Schu- man, Lonnre Schunk, Bonnie Scott, Lloyd Scott, Harry Simmons, Lewis Simon, Max Sinkler, Charles Smith, Vicki Jo Soukup, Robert Stastny, Beniamin Steinberg, ll ef TIC6' W'lllam T0rrnB, Ronald Van Mynen, Tommy Wardlovv, Ronald Weber, Arden Weiss, Sarah Whiting, Neil Wiley, Audrey Wilhelmsi Susan Tazewe , Hom , Jerry Williams, Fonda Wilson, Carol Wignfield, Sara Wold, Robert Zlotow , y',y',y yy - -.. g up y ft 2 yt t , ii -iii ii 1 t V Z f 2, li 5 A Q e iz, , a , 'J it Y, Q , I yi .4 220 The Second RCF VO is a concert Off D 1 , . Q h Klslngef CU hveiett I FC 1311165 rllVlSlO . - ike t bers in 621Cll- L my band literature r A , euc cacli Year- In conjun ond Regimental B al Concei Fleishcf- ng Wltll 6 fO1 lLS me ction W the Festiy .1 Concert in APU ' fogram. provides music for ers Dal' P game. G One of the impc Band is to supply tion of the Mari bers of this band ball band. Alson marches at severa. bility with the F1 Section A-George Adan William Colby, James Co son, David Griftin, Larry Jones, James Kashmier, Lindstrom, Alan Lopatka, Wayne Peterson, Robert Robert Stehman, Thomas White, Jon Winston, Dar Section B-Carl Abegg, John Christie, Paul Clarl- Firebaugh, James Fry, Er Jack Jolley, Stanley Kara Barbara Meier, Joseph It Soles, Jack Schmidt, Do is N ilitisions with 4 ms Zncl Reg Plays March And Classic Tempo J The Stttontl Rt-glint-ntgtl llatntl. with it tiittiiilntii-Ship Ut 5 i ' 150, is it ttotttcctt Uliglllllllllltlll with xt gtititl lllSll'lllllL'lll1llltlll. l .1 xt .-W1-QU Ritingt-t t-tsntltttts tht' hgtntl with tht' atssistxtncc ol X , ' i 1 gttncs lflcishttt. l-tit' lgitihtx tht- gtottp is tlivitlt-tl into two K y K tli1n'tixittt:ttt'li sixtx to tint- httntltctl tnetn- bm in Ltgtclt. 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Xlsti, t-.ith xtpii tht- St-tt-ntl Rt-gitnt-ntgtl liztntl tn1ttt'ltt's1tt stwt,-intl ttiilit.tix lttnt tions. sh.tiittg this i't'sittitisi- hilitx with tht: lfitst lltgiitit-ntgtl l3.tntl. -T The bands make full use of the band room in the new building. B ' Peter Bulkeley James Carson, Tommy Clark, Lyle Clary, .5Ffl'0 l A GETS' Ii , in BCS-ter, Richard Brock, Norman rowntng, , t'-'ti aft' C-2 lc-,JV . -rgi flint-s Ellingg-r, Gerald Epstein, Bruce Fink, Robert Fisher, Jeftrey Foote, Mary Fries, David Garri- 5075, David Gt-'tv L ls Lt.-.tqiltt H-zcltttrt, Larry Hodash, Fred Hubbard, Richard Huston, Virginia Hubert, Miles Hyde, Byron Jones, .larrfesrlfasttw r-sci Rolrort Koellc-r, Ryland Loets, John Leman, Leslie Lemon, Ernest Lenzi, Rita Lindemann, Paul LiVi557V5t'?', I-fan Laci' . tt.,-nw,-iii Marshall, Lnrry McCoy, Robert Miller, Arnold Naiman, Jerry Nofsinger, Jerry Ostrowski, Wattte Petersen, Pirie .nr ts P--to, Kent Rogers, Mnrtin Schachner, Kenneth Schaefer, Robfrt Smith, Gerald Snip, Edward Snyder, SQEEVY 5'9l'tfi- . 7'1 1 Q H tr' .ini Tlxornley, Jwnies Tira, Ronald Treadway, Dale Walsten, Robert Ward, Robert Warfield, William f1FTf:,JonL'.'r1': - ... . Section B Car' fltw,-'ri - ' t 'i I-f . -1-t-A-t', ficnrtlcl Bart,-l, Stephen Berry, Robert Brennan, Merle Beuttel, Bruce Bueschel, Richard Childers, Jilin Chrste, Pt, C tr- '.'-', if' N,rtt-tt' L'-t.'is, Ruin Dtiosterhaos, Dennis Duttield, J mes Ellis, Robert Endres, Joseph Fe-lious, Robert Fttebaxgh, JDFEQS :ny Ecu C-f Gr tn' M'.'tl't.trn Gray, Henry l-lege-ner, Robert Heil, Dale Hicks, Gary Howe, Jean Hughes, Carole Jezek, Jac? Joiley, Snr Q, tt' 1' tr- t' - Farid L-,f.'.'is, VV.'iyn-f Mara, Marshall Marcus, Thomas McAuliffe, Carroll McGinnis, William McVinnie, Eiflibta P-'een Jzztftpt f ---r r' t'.',, Unltd ClI,on, William Oothouse, Richard Pease, Daniel Peck, Roger Perrin, Cole Pierce, Billy Eofas, Jac? 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T li I 1 - A 1, l it the one hundred ten members of the Illinois Concert rl , ,,iA Band blend their skills in programs which are both K ' A stimulating and delightful. Twilight concerts on the ,1, , . steps of the University Auditorium enhance spring 019' . 2' 1-za... ti - 1 ll breezes and bring many appreciative listeners to the . . quadrangle area. Band directors and other music lov. ers from all parts of Illinois attend the january Fey. tival of Concert Band Music and the spring semesters Anniversary Concerts. The band also participates in the Commencement Exercises and presents the Presi. dent's Concert on Commencement eve. One of the by-products of the Band's activity is the preparation of tape recordings which are used as an educational technique to create concert conditions in rehearsals and to provide an additional tool forthe study of the Band's performance. The best of these tapes are made into long-play records for members ol the Band and lor others who appreciate good band music. These tapes add to the reservoir of tapes from MARK HWDSLEYT Director which XNILL draws its Concert Band programs. Clarinets-Gilbert Papp, Austin McDowell, James Fleisher, Warren Gedstad, Alice Robertson, Fred Koloiay, Bonita Wilson, George Knight, Clifford Nelson, Robert ' ' K ll J h Nemeth, Donald Kush, Carlyle Johnson, Eddie Allen, Smith Toulson, Henry Charles,dHIalrold Hugaep . . . t Achilles, Robert Hindsley, Marty Moore, James e y, o n Richard James, Kim Richmond, William Butler, Barbara Meyers, Joseph Goode, David Voelpel, Bass Clartnets-Joseph Rice, Richard Bayley, Orlan omes, e Flanders, property master, Judy Cotter, Contrabass Clarinets-Mark Wellek, James Zuidema, Donald Bender, String Bass-Grace Sexton, Harp-Ellen Warren, Flutes and Piccolos-John Reynolds, Barbara Cash, Francis Bowen, Judith Smith, Dorothy Hubbard, Linda Wall, Patricia Bell, Sally Zachay, Erwin Schawacker, Oboes and English HorngLowry Riggins, Carl Ellis, Kenneth Luke, Bassoons and Contrabassoon-Judson Parker, Edmund Williams, Peter Arvedson, Saxophones -'Patricia Davies, Donna Johnston, Robert Butkus, Douglas Rettig, French Horns-Jan Bach, president, Dale Traxler, Richard Cowart, Alfred Blatter, assistant librar- ian, Kathryn Dieterich, Gail Tummelson, William Douglass, Cornets-Richard Vandament, vice president, Richard Tolley, Haskell Sexton, Robert James, William Geis, Thomas Knox, copyist, Ralph Merten, John Skroder, Grant Newman, Donald Robb, Trumpets-Gerald Anderson, secretary, John O'Connor, John Stetler, Stephanie Dieterich- Trombones-Bernard Steinberg, Gerald Grose, William Gallo, Thomas Wright, Jack Hansen, Robert Lansford, Melaniusz Gienko, Frank Ham- G ld T b V l ene Hayworth Richard Rainey assistant librarian, James mond, Baritones4Jbhn Thieman, James Way, copyist, Bruce Huston, Roger Fitz era , u as- ag , , lglorgow, Aaron Johnson, John Lyon, Timpani-Ron Fink, Percussion-George Frock, Jack McKenzie, Thomas Gauger, Phyllis Younger, Danlee Mitchell, Richard .FIV El' ,,,,.,...a.. .amn-germ: 0l'Cl'IESt Lincol The seventy-sigh estra T12 Ses ul- H d s ' fiel . tear IU Sprmg . iinlors cO01'dmatmg 1 . ist-bgmms flffslgtwd ' 1 ment and quflhty not music majors at rchestr Phon Y. OTCT1 the Limo tion in the 0 ln addition tO P forks wi eceml tion with the Oratl joined forces with groups annual opc benefit Concerto Cc lails to delight car Festival of Arts ol orchest1'?l WN CZIITIPUS- A D lollow contempora that good musiciar First Violin-Marla Mt David Moskovitz, Alic Betty Zinser, Bass-E: Barbara Cash, Patricia ner, Clarinet-Gilbert Stanley Maret, Ruby ment, Gerald Andersc -Danlee Mitchell, Pe Dooling, Jack Hanson 222 i a sz I E All 0rchestra Assists at 'Pfmq Lincoln Festivities civslu Lilciiictl iiiciitlwtx ol thc Sym The scwitty- , - , phony O1'cl1csIt'11 ligitl tliu l411111111' ul ixiitticipzitiitgi in the Linmln Scstitiitcittcititigil tclclmiszitioits lwltl lltix Wulf in Spriiiglicltl, lsillrll llltilllll limls those iiiiisic iuiiiors uooitliiigitiixg their skills in the iiisciigitazitioii ol lmigtiiilts Llcsignctl L11 iatusciii ilixmxiiir-tl L-mt-I-iglm ment xintl quiilitx iniisit. f.LllJ.ll7lC xllltltltlx wliu 1111- not music in giiors Lll'L' wcliiwiiu- 111 illllllllljll l111'g1 ljljx tion in the 111'1l1cst1:1. lit Litlt liiiim to 5liL'NL'llllllQ ilittii 11i1'i1 tiiiittti-is ili- , L ni'cl1est1'g1 xrivtlgs with 1.1ii1111s 11il1L'1 11ig.1i1if11ii1111s llll cautpus. .X liCkCllll5L'l' 1111itL-it tote Qitt-ii 111 t.,HlUm tion with the l,litlllllili.ll Sniivix .llltl this siiriiig iliux S ' 'Q 'oinetl limes with l,lik'l'.l Xtkwiltsliiiti 111 iiivwiit il1.1i l gfoiipkginniigilniit-111. lfiillimiiig this mis ilit- Llllllllll mill 1 JltlllllltXtlllXkllllllllLXLl lJei1eliLL1oi11L'1't11Llnii -' .. 1 1 . - - ' f l'1ilst11ilL1l1v'l1i1q1i1.1111i 1111x11ls. lxlllllllhlllllll lll ilit' l-'e-tim lfbllltlti llllllflllllllltllx iviiitiiis .llltl 111 111-1 5 lol Xi'ls11llt'i'sllils'4it1ii1.1l1 tlt1l7llllllllX 111 l ll , . lliit fwmtl lIlLlNlll.lllN l.lll i1l.11 .itil iiiiisii .tt ll. ' 5 Xt' l1llXllltN BERNARD GOODMAN, Director 1 if-1 L TI 1'.'..1-,1-gr, Joxinne Flynn, Lois Eisner, Ann Wideroe, Donna Tredrea, John Bielenberg, 1 111 S-fccnd Violin Carol Engle, William Mullen, Susan Sterrett, Lawrence Smith, . , D Fw-:if 134311, inns: -, E-,r111,-7 Harp Stixanne DeLanev, Connie Widmerg Flute Claretta Metzger, :a':5'e C Y ,.f- C1 ,-f Ecifnnd l.'.f1ll11ims, Carl Ellis, Charles Aschbrenner, English l-lornfCharles Aschbren- F-if: C fr ,'- :ig Daze-amen, Eb C irinpt Gilbert Popp, Bass Clarinet Richard Larson, Bassoon-William Watson, -af er 1'.'J ', -4,-1 . Pd 'f Co,-.ar :L vt r1,11 D1L-iL-rich, Gail Tonwnielson, Trumpet Richard Tolley, Richard Vanda- -. 1, Gen 3 -f ., Fmtiiret tiilderbaclt, William Gallo, Tuba Valgene Hayworth, Albert Rainey, Timpani f r iliomi.. Gawgierr, Lilzrarian Valge-no Hayworth, Stage Managers--Carlyle Johnson, Pat Wm., nf pf. U-ff . , ., .. ., 4.l.--f-N-Y Y-v- ,,,f -1 3 kk ,I K ii HAROLD DECKER, Director European Summer Tour ls High Point Cf The Year During the past year the University ol Illinois Var- sity Men's Glee Club has further established itself as one of the top choral groups in the nation. The high- light of the year was the club's European tour during the summer of l958, part of which were the concerts at the Brussels VVorld's Fair. The l'Singing Illini were selected by the U. S. State Department as one ol the three choral groups to represent American culture at the Fair. Under the direction of Professor Harold Decker the club presented concerts at the Interna- tional Youth Choral Festival in Charleroi, Belgiump in Freiburg and Munich, Germanyg and in Paris. The repertoire for the tour consisted of Works representing our European musical heritage and a varied pr0gTHIH of American choral music. were sent as goodwill ambassadors Here they are singing on the U. S. Pavilion steps in BruSSelS. , 1 M 'ig-2 camera-laden lll Europe. Steve Webb sings in The club made mar TOP ww: Norman May I Reinhardt, Willia Third row: Phillip Car Bachenheimer, lt Second row: Patrick Sl Wilson, Joseph Bottom row: Gene Bei . Ven. Arthur Bow No' In Panel: Erwin l ,va our ls Year f The ca iii ,ri lr, rig rw iifgfmrz I l lix iz l it il l i -l cl Ill' ' h. 'l' V - EurOp9.mera 3 en lm are app' L Satmg good bYe beiOl'e false-off fOr The weary group is checked through at Belgian CuS'fOt'nS. N M1-vii- V W - 'f' aim if, l t fe 'Y 11, , ,uf-yt, Xe. , s- , L.. .al Steve Webb sings rr, the ferr--gr :fm Cathedral, Paris, The informal part of the tour included a bull ses- Living conditions on tour were The club made mane, gzzd--.-.ill performances. sion at a sidewalk cafe in Charleroi, Belgium. the height of comfort. TOP 'OWS lfwnir ' , rw,,p.f Grenlo, Paul Lindstrom, Ronald Page, Thomas Dolan, Ronald Grim, John Duitsman Robert Telleen John I Peirrh,3rC', 'V 1 , 'z f ,i fr, Hrlli, Cole, Lonny McClung TJ d 'OWL Phd-f. frfw-, , , Yprrg, Rfplnurt Robinson, Lawrence Bankart, Lloyd Burling, Bruce Brenner, Robert Piper, Larry Lewis, Frank Eiihenhc 'fr-41, llzfr .'.'-fi,:,, L11 rrd Sirrpp, George Patterson, James Schertz Second row: Parr Er-:ry , , r r, , Gr,.,., rr,-rry felt,-.-fmrrn, Donald Hartter, Ron Burkey, Roger Chirpe, Stanley Eden, Peter Aikman, Willard lce, Dean Wlllif-f JUZCDF C. r,-,r , r--- Z. , B-.r:Lr:rrrr..n Bottom row: Gent, E-,ry ,jf .fe i-ity., 3 .fi Pl Lind Broadbent, Gerry Shriver, Dennis Stoller, Myron Reaman, David Neupert, John Lundsten, Charles Wol- I WU, FHL' r Ear-.':r, Jzlr P 1, -ff, Cr'-r T 'fi-r, Prclztrrd Bfryley, Anthony Petullo No' In Dafwlr Emu' f-for Cir ,f mr, , 1,-,A-rr F.rrr-Jr, Rob-:ri Johnston, Thomas Maltas, Edward Neylon, Peter Schuetz, Robert Speth, Kent Whitten 225 r l 4 l i l l r l r r i i . l ' i .exist lie .if L, R11 -af AQ. Lv:-. uf- xt ET? R: up -wx 1 -me - aw ' t Af1ffH-e X -, N na, , a-f.13g',g,:z-:f::e.11'2' f -' 'ri A' TTTTT T ' I ix v. ,-v...-..-ff'- ,-, H537 Omcers: Lynd Wertheim, president' K Domke, treasurer, Joan Gutowskyf aren taryp Mary Jo Tews, vice president-I Ssecre- Eppard, tour manager ' andia The polished Peffol h l Glee Club Sings ln Several State Area C The University ol Illinois XfVomen's Glee Club, under the direction oi Russell Mathis, has achieved a status as .dd one ol' the outstanding groups on campus and in the mi XVCSII. . . . . . - ' 1 A 1 Besides participating in many on campus concer ts, tie club toured Southern Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky, and sang for the Festival of Contemporary Arts which is held semi-annually on campus. The women were hon- ored by being chosen to make a tape for radio broadcast to the armed forces in the United States and overseas, and sang via tape with other choral groups on campus over the Mutual Broadcasting System. The repertoire of the club consists of varied types ol music including spirituals, Broadway hits, and contem- porary and classical numbers. The fifty-five members which comprise the group are chosen through audition on the basis of voice quality, musical ability, and past choral experience. h b B tt B rch Carolyn Peterson, Maribeth Lutz, Carol Top row: Bernice Jones, Mary Huntley, Sue Fehrenbacher, Marge Anderson, Genevieve Glass, Sandra Sc wa , e y U , McQuilkin, Barbara Horton, Anita Atftotter, Lynd Wertheim, Claudia Joslyn, Jan Korfist, Gwen Hayes, Emily Chval, Fran Wertheim K h C l Heller Mafiha GllkefS0n MGVQGYST Dempsey Mary Tews, Una Gremmels, Carol Knosher, Mary Blenker, Donna Snyder, Sheryl Clay- Second row: Kathy ari er, aro , , , . ton, Janet Meadors, Ruth Britt, Mary Geheber, ASaIly Blair, Nancy Hurt, Marilyn Jones, Delores Maulding, Sue Knight First row: Sandra Eppard, Delena Jamison, Sue Watkins, Marlene Washington, Betty Jean Holpach, Lois Doniger, Barbara Crump, Eleda Dettore, Phyllis Peterson, Karen Dnmkei Sally Fritz, Barbara Schemmel, Betty Griftith, Joan Gutowsky, Helen Gvengres - - ft nazi Vi it l 226 University C performing ioi Convention in City, the Cont tral High Schi in Kansas Cit' Tap row: Ronald W Fourth row: Edwari Marshall, Jol Third row right: Le Second row left: L Second row right: First row left: Lynx First row right: Lyr Not in panel: Paul X Kari. seqs l J. . KE i t l i i I i lvl, 1 -tccifiiii The polished performance given on stage requires diligent practice, Choir Sings at Music University Concert Choir this year hzicl the honor ol perlorming lor the Nlusit 'l'c-aiiliciw National .Xssociation Convention in Kansas Llity, Nlissouri. lin route to Kansas City, the Concert Llhoir sang :ii Drury College and Lien- tral High School in Springliehl, Nlissouri, :intl perl'orinetl in Kansas City. The Ulgllllllilllllll has also pt-rlorntctl lor sm, Oflitersj-top row: Bob Piper, representative at large, Maurice Jones, iunior manager, John McCauley, vice president Bottom row: Mary Morrison, secretary, Lynd Wertheim, treasurer, Lois Lee Rucker, president, Grace Habben, iunior manager Teachers Convention many campus activities and functions and lor groups in the Champaign-Urbana area. In past years the Choir has made extensive tours of Illinois, singing at high schools, conventions, and various community activities. The sixty-five members are select musicians from the entire campus and the School of Music. R b t Doe p John Leman Randolph Watson, Alf Houkom, John Reinhardt h Top row: Ronald Worstell, David Pease, Maurice Jones, Robert Piper, John Duitsman, o er p , , Fourth row: Edward Neylon, James Partridge, Robert Lawson, Kenneth Miller, Robert Kuzminski, Stephen Parish, Robert Farmer, Bruce Bueschel, Peter Aikman, Kennet Marshall, John McCauley, Robert Gronquist, Ronald Larson, Richard Bielawa Third row right: Leonard Hays, Fred Huelster, Herbert Martin, Gerald Wheeler, Barton Wolgamot Second row left: Lucretia Gayden, Joyce Loofbourrow, Judith Kramp, Maribeth Lutz, Roberta Johnson, Ruth Miller, Janet Warner ' ' ' ' 'A h D anna Davis, Ann Horton, Doris Miller, Lois Lee Rucker, Grace Habben, Judith Speed Second row right: Ruth Ann Britt, Judith Braun, Dixic Rode aver, e First row left: Lynd Wertheim, Nancy Kampmeier, Deloris Maulding, Margaret Sisk, Daphann Alsup, Marilyn Earl, Judith Roudez, Emily Fess er ' ' f ' ' h T arog, Martha Gilkerson, Carol Brown, Corinne Tabor First row right: Lynn Petke, Georgi Swartz, Not in panel: Paul Gaskins, Joan Gutowsky Judith Riemenschneider Paul Rudd, O bv fd' Janice Camp, Mary Morrison, Judit w ,-X x: Peter Schuetz V V :xl ' J fig, ! jg: Q 'i 9 Q .Q 4., 4 ,. P X et- :mv fs-us' F TF V J ' N. ,.,.,-.,vs-.-yu-gf Mt,ml s....w-4 1, ' ' .ff-Z N. ka- - ,-,..,,. V ,, ,,.,, H-, A ,,,,,,...,..-,.a.si -sf J-J.: .1 , ccc 227 in choral singing and good music -f-vs-xxsxvwva' -an nqggqvvrsgf, .M . T '5'1s . .1 . -. ,.. ... -, , . -,, - . . Largest Choral Group Has Successful Year The University Chorus, the largest choral group on wo hundred members who , represent practically every college and school on campus. Because' oi its size, the chorus was divided into two groups this year, one rehearsing on Monday night and T l ni ht In order to become a mem- caxnpus consists ol more than t the other on uest ay g . ber of this organization each person 1T1uSt audition beiore ' ' ' ' E ch the director. Auditions are held at the beginning o ea semester for those interested in joining. The Chorus entertains, educates, and promotes interest . Two concerts are pre- in its periormance ol a wide variety ol songs, The Clhrist ' en in conjunction with Men' C- i ITIHS COI'1CC1'L WZIS g1V . S ,lee Cl e Club, and the University Choir Club, Women's 1 e l m this performance were used by th e Tape recordings .ro University radio station, VVILL, and by several radio sta tions in Chicago. The combined voices oi the group gave their rendition of Hjubilo for Christmas, As Lately We AfV2ltCl16Cl,H Sing For joy, ' and Brazilian Psalm! ate students in conducting use the Chorus to their directing skills. A Messiah Sing was con- d in which many of the other campus choral groups trticipated under the direction of the student directors, Gradu practice ducte , lllllllllsllllllllt sented annually and the group's versatility is displayed pz A n Armstrong Lorna Armstrong, Connie Asper, Frank Bachenheimer Joyce Adams, Doreve Alde, Norman Alpers, Hank Amann, Barbara Anderson, Marie Anderson, n . , I James Baker, Larry Banker, Beverly Barr, Nancy Bear, LaDonne Bender, Robert Billet, Beverly Blacksher, Juris Blukrs, Robert Blasdell, Stuart Brostotf, Bonita Brusatori Nancy Brunkow, Eyalynn Bryant, Mary Ann Bruno, Marianne Burgbacher, Linda Carl, Margaret Carter, William Chambers, Han Lrn Chen, Judith Clark, Ray Cechranl ' ' l H l 'se Coles, Sue Coiwell, Linda Connor, Ruth Cortright, Karen Crane, Linda Creamer, Delbert Dahl, Nancy Jane Darling, Malia Debels, Ann Dodd' G r Dumas, David Dust, Olympia Dyer, Joan Edmonds, Glenda Eshleman, Michael Alice Lydia Co e, e or Harriet Dolby, Joe Dowell, Debbie Dowding, Barbara Drahos, Robert Drew, Alan Drum, a y Eyster, Jack Franklin, Marilyn Fluss, Alice Gardner, Norah Gernand, Janice Geschwind, Edd Ghent, Carol Gilbert, Patricia Gleasner, Joyce Gloppe, Margaret Goodman Merle Gray, Ronald Grimm, Richard Guillemin, Roger Gusloff, Gale Haglund, Judy Hail, Evelyn Hammel, Janet Haning, Kenneth Harbison, Jan Harter, Judy Higgins Joh' Hocking, Barbara Hodan, James Holder, Douglas Hopkins, Emily Howald, Rita Hord, Elizabeth Hubbard, Virginia Hubert, Jeanne lkins, Jerry Jackson, Jane Jettlersqtil Carole Jezek, Bruce Johnson, Donna Johnston, Linda Joy, Egon Kahn, DonnaKay Kaiserman, Yvonne Kamholz, Julia Kaufman, Judith Killian, Jane Kinser, Ronald Klein' ' ' b K ll r, R land Koets, Nancy Kohner, John Kollaritsch, Fred Konrad, Gary Krauss, Martha Krumsiek, Josephine Kund, Charlotte Lenhotf Merril ' ' b t McConnel, Terrence McCormick, James MacDonald, Barbara Illlalcolm Dennis Kline, Ro ert oe e y Levine, Patricia Lindley, Marlene Litwiller, Carolyn Lorber, Judith McClaine, Joseph McClellan, Ro er Marilyn Markus, Bradley Martin, Guillemo Mayorga, Yvonne Means, Barbara Meyers, Donald Michael, Mariorie Moretz, Judith Morse, Roberta Natker, Cleo Neely Ski Nelson, Dannee Newton, Elaine Nusbaum, John Ogden, Susan Olson, Norma Onstad, Susan Packar, Betty Palmer, Barbara Paul, Judie Paris, Paralee Perkins Tom Peiergolli Robert Pfeifter, Carol Piper, Doris Pogue, Joan Popp, Paul Power, Beverly Pruitt, George Rankin, John Rea, James Rice, Warren Richardson, Vincent Rieck' Judy Rohme' Donna Rose, Lyn Rossetti, Julius Rothschild, Martha Rotter, Robin Ruth, Danna Ryan, Marylynn St. Aubin, William Schallhammer, Alan Schauer, Judith Schroeder Joall ' h b r Virginia Shive, James Slifer, Kent Smith, Mary M. Smith, Rebecca Smith, Andrea gtadlin ichusterg CharlottgdSgovrlle,lJuTdqy Seratin, Horst Seyterth, Judith S anna arge , arrret temme, trouga, omas Swanson, Keith Swenson, Paul Tenczar, Carole Tennebaum, Michael Tierney, Virgin: V lo , N V C Kay tVcxgririlek, ACltarilynWWagneg, 'g:hon1asNWaltersiNBSrbara Weiss, Marcella Wennmacaer, Anne White, Nancy White, JoyceaWt?ittlel, JdhiriyWi?llilamsJralia?rii1arll,Vlilligdtlilrllilgiii gare I rams, aro ing re , aro inters, i iam Wis, John Wissm'ler, Jo n Woltz , D th W d,J d W tt S d Y I ' i ' ' merman, Gladys Zirbel, Judith Zukerman, Betty Zinser I B em Oro Y Oo U Y ya i an ra Oung' Thomas Zimmer' Gerald Zlm' Patron Honore Engineering h of March l7t ' M H mme wht the green, U03 tern thernselvc annual St. Pat Each campt to the dance. age of and Fifteen Of Ihf views, to be l Patl' himself, The patron top hat, whisl had the distir twelve years. The knigh' inscribed on land Forever, engineer. f s x 228 Committee-Top r Bottom row: Franl Patron Saint Of Engineers Honored At Annual Dance Engineering students all over the country celebrate the 17th of March in honor ol their patron saint, St. Patrick. At a time when inost lrislnnen are busy with wearing ol' the green, University ol' Illinois engineering students con- cern ll1CI'llS6lYCS with preparations ol. Open l-louse and the animal St. Pat's Ball. Each campus engineering activity selects two rnen prior to the dance. These inen inust have an all-university aver- and haye activities within the engineering held. age of 3.5 l the candidates are then chosen, through inter- Fifteen o views, to be Knights ol St. Pat. 'l hey are knighted by SL Pat himself, in ceremonies at the I-lull' Cyinnasiuin dance. The patron saint ol' the slide rule technician appears with to hat. whiskers. and a cane. Professor LZ. Dale Crelle has ha twelye years. The knighted students kiss a Blarney stone, which has P . . e . d the distinction ol portraying leted St. Pat lor the last inscribed on it, Erin Co Braughf' lt is Gaelic lor Ire- land Forever. hut engineers belieye it says St, Pat was an engineer. Committee-Top row: Phil Tigar, if-:as-.mfg Punta Sgholtz, UCC CONCSH JIFNVCOODGY kmfl I 1 ,. ni.-i oit.1i'.f,--,nf ment-ral chairinang B ll Zim -nu-qv-mfr lg, ,314-.a A Y 2-'V-7 - ' 'Y L '3 -'- 4-. 1 ,.AA,,-..-.. I ' s l . X t mmattcc Top row- Arlene Sendera Will Rueter, Frank Voris, Chuck Campbell, Bud Elias, Jim lyorton, Joy Lauterborri Egiztbumwrtbifro Melinda Bresee, Bert Friedlander, betty Millan, co-chairmang Alan JaFfe, co-chairman: lcla Barte stem, k D bl' Rothholtz, Dave Baum, Ann Morgan, Joy Straka, Jef? Roskl Not in pxncl Douri Soir 5, 0 are Fran Swartz Full Week ol Fun Describes Greek Week with nn inked with activities when lraterni soioiilns ri it-n their doors to the public is Gr ties eek uk On Sunil is ilu- lrgiitwiiity and sorority ineinbers inxiliil thi n C ici-k :intl lion-Clreek lrientls to visit thein it ilu n llullst s xilit-11' :in inlkntnizil 2lllllO5lJllCliC prevai led. Hn ltiilni srl ii wen- the i-xi hzinge dinners, when Greeks ws lin' tlill k ilsii imliiilvcl mains other activities on the i sin li is the llliolxinpit g1llllt'SOll lf1'itl:ix' night ' 1 l intl thi Xll litlt, mitted eehlosi liligilile llzichelor On 1 nnpiis llit lllmlxinpic conlt-sl'inls c H onipcted in t i.. N iln llllt't ll'l'QL'll i.ui, .intl liiilzi-lioop coiitt-sts, lln ihnloi1iitsi-.i'1i':ilwlnlcl liiicl ix night. l'.2lt'lll1rl- i ini n Il1llllQ insult' was ni girl Xk't ll'lllQ 'i login intl ,el 1 Ll laurel ltlllllX in tilt i rlignioi wlntli was then pulled ln' two li it noun topiing :niilu-niii Kira-ek dress. The lrziter- niix slmmrllxnlllltl the winning tlixiriot receixed Ll trophy. Ten men were candidates for Mr. MEBOC, Hndfilm' d' and ivmg paigned throughout the week by serena ing S skits at sorority houses and by placing posters on CHHIPUS' They were voted on by undergraduate women, and the winner was crowned at a Greek Vlfeek jam SC girl riding in the winning chariot at IlliolyIHp1CS- ssion by me The purpose of Greek YVeek is to promote lriendlmesi - K between Greeks and campus, and between Gieeks fill the Champaign-Urbana Community, Un leadership ol Betty Millan and Alan Jaffe, the COIU-1 ' lee5'Pl1blieity, banquet and open houses, brochure, JMB session, exchange dinners, talent show, IlliolyH1plC5f fm workshops-strove to incorporate all campUS fullmmg into the variety ol events. In an attempt to acquaint an with the Greek organization, Greek Week involved Pan hlellenic and Interlraternity Councils throughout the na' tion. der the Cnlmblc mit . 1- 2 1 A ,ga-Ag -' ii V175 fi? va Q ,5 l 3' 4, i'1'.i,.st:.::t-NWEZQ 1 2 l il r 4 2 HZ ' 7' ' ' 4, '1 ' Q45 'X -ft. ' .1 , 1 rf Q sf 1 t at xx-xx-tg-'.3f,Q 4 9 -we . . 4, x ses- t - 4 -. ms-X . r fx ., 5NxK--Nf'Yi22Si -1 . , ,, i -1 1 2 wr . 3 il .- Q 3 l Top row: Bill Sin Third row: Geor9 Second row: Bark Bottom row: Carl Nat in panel: Jol' Linda Hibl ln order grwrlr, at mc their work lall Illigre pledge clasf TOP row: Karen Bottom row: Jir ' l , l I l l l l l l l I YA H 1, 7,.....-1..wM..w Top row: Bill Simmons, Don Tonn, Greg Liptak, Tom Rowley, Jack Rarney, Fred Hoelsler Th' d w: George Bossarte, Ginny Pagels, Bill Yonan, Rita Levey, Arne Amaliksen, Carol Palmer, Dick Taie ir ro Second row: Barb Keough, Sue Burgin, Gordon Borgetr, Berty Wold, Pat Cunningham Bottom row: Carlotta Kaiser, Kathy Mueller, Joyce Bozarth, Helen Korenchan, Deirdre Linder, Pat Connor Not in panel: John Bussiager, Dick Brown, Les Simpson, Tom Fournie, Chuck Oldham, Barb Miller, Gretchen Misher, Kris Wanberg, Toni Alcott, Ted Friedman, Linda Hibbott, Al Swanson, Paul Lindstrorn llligreek ln orcler io 'iilviiuv ilu' lram-rniix sxslein. llli- Composed ol' six iricliviclual chairmen, Career 4 1 Career Conference giwlr. an monthly iii-wspgipr-i', i'i-iogiiifa-s Cru-las lor Clonlerence is responsible lor plzmumg 21 program Llieir work in cziinpiis :mil lioiisi' :icliviiir ' ol' speakers in such fields as magazine and business -s. l1x'L'rx lall 1ll1'grw'lc piilmlislic-s piriim-s ol :ill sororiiy publications, sociology, liberal zirts, ZII'lCl.PL1bl1C16lfl- pledge classes. UOHS. TOP row: Karen Van Doren, Nancy Nirdlinger A Bottom row: Jim Arnold, Dean Peclr, Lisa Goldenbcrg, Ronald Robbins, Gall Rutlenberg i iff? if Ls,-, iff? Ky... 1, ,- -.1 ,.-Z 4.1. ill r -- -- -- '- ' ' ' f , ,,. y 4- I V i i l e' genie inane? asa g gag vs Y mae ti met 'Q W 6 ...sae fa gfiaea if e EB PAT GO RMAN, Queen Johnny Bruce a nd his orchestra added to the fun by dressing country style, leans And Calico Are Worn To Plowboy Prom Pretty girls in calico and handsome boys attired in bib overalls converged on Huff Gymnasium and had an old- lasltioned get-together. The dance with the simulated rural atmosphere and billed as The Swinging Sweet- hearts was sponsored by the Agriculture Council and Home Economics Clubs. Approximately seven hundred couples attended the allair which leatured the Fine music ol' lolinny Bruce and his orchestra. Plowlioy Prom was as successful as it was unusual. Old-lasliioned swings produced variety in a program that included standard dance tunes. Moving in unison to the slower tempos, some of the fellows could even be detected nibbling at the corsage of their date. There was nothing wrong with the boysg it was just that the corsages were constructed of fresh vegetables. Each boy not only pinned it on his girl, but actually assembled the corsage himself. At intermission each couple had refreshments. This snack was prepared by the girls and brought to the dance in the form of a box lunch. Before the evening came to a close, Miss Pat Gorman was crowned as queen of Plowboy Prom. typewriters bothered the staftg they were at work every afternoon of the lllio. Neither the peeling paint on the walls nor the broken The cluttered and dingy north basement of Illini Hall is the home -and, late at night-as the March deadline drew nearer. X X t 232 There are i' recognized or ligious found University of in at least ont These grou ation of our 1 Each of these mon interest ol them emg are aimed at industry, Son achievement only to inspir mg in this a' We call iigfgg There arg Specific quail group' The illlfbutstancli llcipation it tg Country gfytey DRGANIZATIONS . . . Honoraries . . . Crganizations 1 . . . Foundations L Pro V rn he detected e was nothing rorsages were my not only t-cl the mrsage refresliments, wrought to thc s Pat Conmn 'r the broken .Fu Jfftf. There are in total more than one-hundred different recognized organizations, honorary societies, and re- ligious foundations on our campus. Almost every University of Illinois student can claim membership in at least one of these. These groups are vitally important to the perpetu- ation of our University motto: Learning and labor. Each of these associations is based on a specific com- mon interest or achievement of its members. Some of them emerge from a common academic held and are aimed at helping to increase familiarity with the industry. Some are founded to recognize outstanding achievement in the particular curriculum. Many seek Qnly to inspire greater fellowship among persons study- lflg in this area. These, for the most part, are what we call organizations There are also the honoraries. These recognize a Specific quality or attainment of the people witl iin the group. The activity honoraries are a reward for over- ?1ll.0utstanding service to the University through par- ticipation in the various extra-curricular activities. Military The general goal of these honorary societies is the furtherance of service through activities. Other honoraries are rewards for outstanding schol- arship, either in all-university study or in one par- ticular subject field. The religious foundations at the University of Il- linois are the remaining link in the chain of complete development for our students. Realizing the import- ance of religion and worship as a force guiding all men through life, they strive to inculcate this feeling in their student membership. b ' fl is a sketch of the organizations, honor- foundations of our University. Here ries y aries and religious They are available for all students and cannot be facets of our years at Illinois that service in producing men and women who have greater interest and superior knowl- en field, or who will find themselves denied as one of the perform a notable edge in their chos better adapted to intelligent living in the years ahead. Some of these groups are graphically presented on these pages. I 233 . - - ,, - ,.-: . ' .... T Y. , M-kb,-1-.N-..,.. M,-L K ' 4.c.-L.- .I y r ,I 11 ' 2: z.. -ff! E3 '.v r 7 I , 1' 'rg tu. ,N , ll I' 1 v la 1. ' .3 I , af, I s I le. -c, X, fu AA I f x x fi vsffkh R A xg ' derson Helen Jacobs Top row: Dorothy Stark, Carol Utkes, Nadine Covert, Emma An , , . ' ' , E I e Barnes Judith Cotter I Second row. Rosemary Schuster, Janice Gangwer, Magy .GE5:gqanPersZqe Sresidemg Corinne Epsmgnl Treasurer, Dean Mary Harrison, Sandra Ayers ' ' St be, vice president: Suzanne Wilson 1 Shbt,V Slr,secrey B Nom row Barbara C u er irgmia ere N Cl Eugenia Smith, Karen Snack, Norma ru O Not in panel: Loretta Alfonsi, Jane Lemme, Joanne eme Alpha Chron The .Xlpha tlhrons, independent sophomore woincn with 25.35 grade averages, strive to encour- :wc lurlher work in campus activities, to promote a I1 truer lricrnclsliip znnong nienibers of the lfVomen's rams which Clmup System. :incl to engage in prog will siiinulzite leadership among students. Alpha Kappa Psi This professional commerce organization strives for the advancement of business education through contacts with professional commerce personnel. Through this means, prornotio scholarship, professional ac ' vidual growth are achieved. Top row: Paul Altig, Larry Taylor, Richard Sherman, Donald Ferris, Edward Tanous Donald Doehring Walter Ginther Juel Lee John Rosko Third row: James AWeeks, James Hoftner, Arthur Callahan,-Richard Barker, Daniel Rodgers, James Phillips, Ronald lxlickel, Arthur Murray, Charles Philblao M' k Walther, Dale Traxler n of business ethics, hievernent, and indi- Second row: Morrie Much, David Peterson, Paul Pirtle Clifford Nelso F M I J Bollom 'owi Rohm' Wilcox, Thomas Smllllf WBYVVG Hwbbert, James Gariidneingfvillg OVlIlIiser:grhq, igiithlard seize Arthur Sedgwick M..-if -.Q-as-11 234 This hor senior wor records an Sports ant bership a Sports Ass Third row: Th Second row: I Larson, Not in panel: Bottom rgwg I ' M. I -4--am, ,.a.,., I 1 ,W I , Mi 'f'n .7 .. ,l z..w.,, Q I 1 , ' I I I 4 I 4 I I , iisse 1 , V 4.4.1.4-,n,m.4.wr4 ,,. 1 . if fr All it FST 1 - div, :,4r3u,.i'- is 4.,':'-' 1. v 14.9.4 h '14-haze 5.5.,.,-si ' ' 7' A ' ., , . .-M H.- i Psi riliiti -lfllci ii ilu-iiigii 1 isfiiiiic., ,. :wc fifths ml iiiil. 5 ' -.f, 'I 1 4 . , f r I Q Top row: Frances Barnburg Second 'UWT l-lf dl9Y CfOUCh, Ada Ross, Patricia Albee Bottom row: Sarah Wrobke Not In panel: Eleanor lnness Alpha Sigma Nu This honorary organization recognizes junior and senior women who possess above-average scholastic records and who have shown outstanding service to Sports and Dance Council. Candidates lor mem- bership are nominated by Terrapin, XVonren's Sports Association, and Orchesis. Alpha Tau Alpha Two of the aims of Alpha Tau Alpha are the training of students to become teachers who are rural leaders in their communities and the develop- ment of a professional spirit in the teaching of agri- culture. This group is a professional honorary for the agricultural education curriculum. I H ' ho t Donald Miller lee West Third row: Thomas Sorrells, Charles Thompson, Pau ein rs, I , . 4 U Second row: Dr, Lloyd Phipps, adviser, James Reed, Lawrence Duewer, David Oakes, Richard Fairgrieves, Gene. Buhrmester I I Bottom row: Vernon Brazle, first vice presidentg Wayne Pillen, treasurerp Donald Youngkm, Agriculture council representativep Dale Ruckrnan, president: Dale Larson, second vice president, Kent Durbin, secretary ' , , N00 in panel: Prof. William Witt, adviser, Albert Tuntland, Carrol Bolen, Arthur Buesking, Thomas Frey, Edward Morris, Morris Huck i ' ' i .SI QC' f? --.4 f we X seaweed 5 ui 235 Arnold Air Society Y'-'N . T ' N 1 . I ,.- - c ,- . '. if - , x S , ' f wa William Lance, Harry Carl, Warren Suzuki, Robert Bruce, Robert Pelkowski, Theodore Feineis, Robert Bloechle, Thomas Wimberly, Robert Potter, Rob- Top ro ert Novotney, Robert Stubblefield, Lance Lindeen Third row: Norman Vance, Robert Scott, John Culver, William Wydra, Robert Thompson, Ted Smith, Stephen Madden, Robert Wilde, John Seavey, LaVerne New- man, Stanley Karamanol Second row: Gary Kenworthy, Ed Seagrave, Gerald Miller, Gerald Wilklow, Dennis McCann, John Dyben, Ralph Westhoff, Alan Davidson, Robert Stephens, Monte Oberman Milivoi Tratensek William Rau Gordon Thorson, Bruce Stangeland W B d b ran en urg, Bottom row: Robert lncgram, Robert Vanderstraeten, Doriald Georgi, Ronald Miller, David Cade, Barbara Wilford, Audrey Ostrom, Mai. arner Robert Newth, Richard Buesinger, Scott Walker, Charles Finch, David Bland Oflicers-Top row: Charles Finch, Comptroller, Ronald Miller, special proiects officer, Scott Walker, operations officer, Donald Georgi, adiutant recorder, David Bland, personnel officer, Barbara Wil- ford, information services ofticer Bottom row: Mai. Warner Brandenburg, adviser, Richard Buesinger, deputy commander, Robert Newth, commander, Audrey Ostrom, sponsor 'ff Founded to honor jack Schaefer, the first University A it t T of iiiinais student to iose his life in VVorld War II, Arnold Air Society strives to provide officers of tl1C T highest quality. Formerly the organization included only advanced AFROTC cadets, this year it has ex- tended its membership to all cadets. Since its f0iJl1fl' ing in 1949 it has carried on many varied activities. Some of these are: drill team competitions, sports con- tests with other Arnold Air squadrons, a yearly dance, and displays for Engineering Open House and the Elite Eight basketball tournament. The jack SCl121f' fer squadron is the area command squadron for Michi- gan, Indiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Illinois. In total there are eleven Arnold Air squadrons IU the United States. .Eg ttq f'i A iff , ri 236 Alpha In order K wOfI1CU,5 tain H11 her first s6IT1Cf tional Ofgffmi at the Unlve Leonard, thei tea is held ff average at 3 charter meffll is given SCT Lambda Dell Sophomore ' ance pwgfal desiring HGH spring jointl' counterpart scho averai Top row: Mary 1 Ratclifte, Katherine Third row: Revo Eugenia E Polan, Mt Second row: En Carolyn lf Bottom row: Ru Sheahen, Not in panel: ! Susanne Alice lng Nancy V Alpha Lambda Delta In order to have membership in this freshman women's scholastic honor society, a student must at- tain an average of 4.5 with 1-1 hours of credit during her first semester, or 28 hours her first year. This na- tional organization of 86 active chapters was founded at the University of Illinois in 1924 by Miss hlarigr Leonard, then Dean of lllomen. A special Christmas tea is held for all freshman women who make a 4.0 average at mid-term. This year Miss XiVeston, a charter member, attended the tea. Special recognition is given senior women maintaining the Alpha Lambda Delta average throughout their college work. Sophomore Alpha Lams olier a scholarship assist- ance program without charge to freshman women desiring academic help. Initiation is held in the spring jointly with Phi Eta Sigma, the freshman men's counterpart of Alpha Lambda Delta. L Oflicers-Top row: .Susan .Tazewel.l, secretaryy Martha Solomon, presi dentp Lesta Elliott, vice president: Lisa Grable, assistance chair man Bottom row: Carolyn Babcock, treasurer S h b t C rol Williams Joan Edmonds Margaret LaBarre Artha Loy, Judith Higgins, Jean Top row: Mary Glenney, Janet Meadors, Edwina Garner, Barbara c u er, a , , , Ratclifte, Margaret Cunningham, Helen Jacobs, Donna Moran, Lynn Morley, Bonita Anderhub, Judith Kannmacher, Anida Miller, Linda Kannmacher, . Katherine O'Brien, Sandra Leboe, Karen Bohart, Patricia Long Third row: Revonda Archer, Barbara Cunningham, Nadine Covert, Marcia Hoffman, Sandra Goiter, Karen Person, Thelma Sterling, Sally Smith, Jane Lemme, Eugenia Smith, Mary Campbell, Jean Prachar, Janna Smith, Bevra Bice, Sharon Crowley, Leatrice Edwards, Leah Schrotberger, Sharon Gerson, Barbara Polan, Mary Geissrnan, Leora Taylor, Elissa Weaver Second row: Emma Anderson, Elizabeth Lawler, Carol Joos, Hildegard Ulbrich, Marie Anderson, Lisa Grable, Martha Solomon, Lesta Elliott, Susan Tazewell, Carolyn Daily, Carole Hirsch, Judith Moss, Alexandra Crane, l-lelen Levin Bottom row: Ruth Solomon, Hylene Stietel, Joanne Mathers, Marie Tomasic, Sharon Pucker, Rae Lesser, Elizabeth Wasson, Carla Kogan, Susan Vaughn, Patricia Sheahen, Marcia Glasgow, Claudia Florie Kogen, Cynthia Lee, June Fritsch Not in panel: Anita Aftolter, Sharon Aubrey, Moreen Alexander, Carolyn Babcock, Nancy Berman, Mary Blenker, Bette Bliss, Evelyn Brown, Joyce Bullock, Susanne Campbell, Margaret Csicvara, Linda Cordogian, Judith Delp, Carole Engle, Janice Gangwer, Merle Gordon, Frances Greenspan, Audrey Huck, ' ' h R b t Marilyn Schaus, Virginia Seiler, Flora Sick, Julie Stusrud, Frances Swartz, Carol Ufkes, Alice Ingersoll, Judith Lyman, Janet Monier, Elizabet o er s, Nancy Veach, Linda Weiss, Suzanne Wilson, Sally Zachary on if' 237 4 -e ..... .. -A - Y A vi: ' lf., I k Nelson Wakefield Robert Mautz, Cecil Moyer, Hellfried Holzer Top row: Maurice nd row' Jerri Top row: Arthur Wyatt, Harold Arnett, Hale Newcomer, Yernon Zimmerman, Robert Dic ey, . I t U, I . . I SecondFrow: Nicholas Dopuch, Kenneth Perry, Thomas Williams, Charles Grittin, Donald Skadden, BdVlSGf, VV'll'3m Thomas, Clal'9l'1C9 Avery, James Giese, Phillm giirom rowi Larry ess . . - . A . ' g rc Bottom row: Michael Fox, Arlan Willock, Rodger Callihan, treasurer, Frank Vermaat, vice president, Solomon Karnm, president, Richard Goldstlne, secretary, Not In Pane U Allan landela h D roth Huisinga William Gray Norton Bedford, Gerald Brightoni Paiiulglevenger, Charles DeLong, L k R M G Not in panel: Bernard Coda, Richard Collins, Bernard Fruc ter, o y r 1 , . ' N D d, E l D'll , H b t F b r, Horace Gray, Paul Greem, Patrick Kemp, Dorothy Luther an aze u as ay c arvey Joseph Delvlans' amy esmon Sse l avou er er ?l e 'll P I Van!-Xrsdell, Cecil Worrells, Gordon Johns, Harold Jasper, Dale Harrison I George Mead, Lloyd Morey, Ted Rabun, Robert Schlosser, Hiram Scovi , au Beta Alpha Psi By acting as a medium oi communication among professional men, instructors, and students inter- ested in accountancy, this national professional scholastic organization helps encourage its members to accept high ethical standards and service as bases lor the ziccoiititiiig prolession. Alpha Zeta Outstanding men students in agriculture selected for scholarship and activities are members of Alpha Zeta. Socially the pledges give the actives an ex- change with a home economics honorary. This group also presents an award to the scholastically outstanding freshman in agriculture. Top row: Heston Wesson, John Rehn, Robert Cassens, Richard Geschwind, Dick Snodgrass Ritch' B tt R b 1 F k R G I ighird Low: Roglanslv Weillieg adviser, John- Wilson, Raymond Moftitt, PaullMalven, James Melton,leDo5iEaTd GmdilviiloodiartairyO8,:s,ey,al2iJcFhard Fairgrieves econ row. r. aco ert, adviser, Richard Walter, Vernon Brazle, Richard Vatthauer, Lawrence Duewer, Gary Peterson Dr. Allan Mueller, adviser Bottom row: Don Pinney, secretary, Joe Helms, treasurer, David Ash, president, Dale Ruckman, vice president- Dale Helms ,John Woods , , I l 9 494 N! N81 QQ? 238 Del An hono students an lession, De interests an of field trir ulty memb Top row: Timo' mers, Cl' Third row: Den Smith, Li Second row: Ri Puchalsk Bottom row, Ja Michael SI 'gr 'X tif X ,hr t . llii, QP ,,-af Jn N A . ,ly l Top row: Maurice Bao, James Cummins, Allen Anderson, Eugene Boros, Melvin Borg, secretary Second row: Jerry Stoneking, vice president, Robert Reuss, president, William Jones, Richard Martino neagurer Bottom row: Larry Mtttendorf, Arthur Mazzter, Robert Vanderwall, Edward Sarsha, program chairman I Not in panel: Bruce Wolff Dolphin Fraternity This national swimming fraternity, organized by E. Manley, promotes aquatic activities. One of this year's activities, Dolphin Show, entitled Bon- jour Pierre, was presented on Dads Day and Home- coming week ends. A Dolphin queen was selected at the hnal performance. Delta Delta Sigma An honorary lraternity composed ol pre-dental students and others interested in the dental pro- lession, Delta Delta Sigma coordinates scholastic interests and prolessional experience in a program of field trips. lectures, and interviews with the lac'- ulty members ol dental colleges. f 'Ft Charles Smith Henry Dieringer Edward Jenkins, Christopher Moyer, Leebert Som- Top row: Timothy Swain, Bob Aten, Lawrence Anderson, Robert P ei er, I I, t mers, Charles Bateson, Robert Hunt, Thomas Krocker, William Norsworthy, William Kemmerer, Lars Larson, LeRoy Pochman, Joseph Hpyler. Third YOW2 Dennis Anderson, Michael Londrigan, Donald Berg, Roger Maupin, Donald Margolis, Don Nelson, Dennis Carlson, Nils Fagerman, Keith Miller, Joseph Smith, Lon Rademacher, James Abell, Thomas Lorenz, Lewis Mabie, Richard Geer I x Second row: Richard Eherhardy, John Donohue, Donald Drever, Dale McDyer, Lorin Whittaker, Owen Ackerman, David Hunsaker, Lawrence Gahan, Donald Puchalski John Fix, Peter Stelton I V , , W'Il' Black, Edwin Ware, Bruce Harrison, William Turvnac, Robert Stevens, Richard Toth, Alvin Voelkner, Bottom row: James Zinser, Larry Schafer, Renard Bollier, I tam Michael Yates ew-1 . -lrfifga' ',-..-c.h1mgcAag:-info'- - -' ' I ! A' I' Sh 'la P hn Florence Thompson Dorothy Light, Betty Holpuch, Diane Nasiatka, Joan Burdick, Lovie Jackson, Martha Drew, Frances Stevens, Top row: Lois Minute, ei o , , Judith Dawson, Lois Lackner , . . . , Third row: George Ross, Walter Duda, Clarence Poxon, Ann Herreid, Marilyn Huser, Joyce Tunik, Sheila Weinburg, Louise Flacks, Rhea Davis, Eleanor Kenney, ' ' ' C l Stiven, Joan Raschke, Margaret Hagan, Sarah Blacher, Kenneth Ratzer, Fred Barnes ' J A Williamson, Rosemary Stanton, Glen Glades, Joan Alice Sklenicka, Diana Rea, aroe h Il' Bl d Clyde Slocum Biuma Weiner, Charles Butler, Roberta Beck, o nn Second row: Eugene Adam, P y is e e. . Barr Donald Stanek, Virginia Bauman, Gail Newman, David Kozelka ' Q Lena Ward, Mary McDougle, Leta Maloney, Mary Wall, Jean Harding, Mary Cliiiord, Ann Pickett, Bottom rovv: Arlene Fitzgerald, Rose Kehart, Ruth Thompson, Marilyn Dunn Kappa Delta Pi Oflicers-Top row: Diane Nasiatka, recording secretary, Richard Salzer initiation chairmang Frances Stevens, corresponding secretary 1 Bottom row: Mary McDougle, treasurer, George Ross, president- Helen Fligelman, vice president ' I ,QA I.: . .F . ,,.-, fu- .. 240 Kappa Delta Pi was founded on March 8, l9ll, when Alpha Chapter was founded at the Univer- sity of Illinois. From then until now, this honor society in education has grown until there are 222 chapters in 45 states. The purpose of Kappa Delta Pi is to encourage high professional, intellectual, and personal standards and to recognize outstand- ing student contributions to education. To tl1iS end, it invites to membership such persons as CX- hibit commendable personal qualities, worthy edu- cational ideals, and high scholarship. It endeav0TS to-maintain a high degree of professional fellow- ship among its members and to quicken profes- sional growth by honoring achievement in educa- tional work. Besides honoring scholarship lnilhe 5 various Ithaspfe' sented a list of distinguished speakers in educati0I1 and presents an annual award to the outstandmg undergraduate in the field. field of education, Alpha chapter sponsor educational events on campus each year. To rect rnents of in know rights, pr founded 1 bership, is restric and adva academic ing the r semester Gamma achieverr civic aft groupg 1 student. Top row: Donald Third row: Kennet Second row: Oscar president Bottom row: Robe l I Chl Gamma Iota sa:-es S'e.'5r5' - err WMS, ' YA G aces J:sw L F' :lem Nlatt lt 5. lllll. E .tt the I unet- nlw.-., this llflllljl' 'l :il lltvtt' A1621 'll Kappa Delta ntl, lIllL'llUlllLll, tyllllft' Ullisllillllt .tzzflzr lfl lim lt lwlswllw Il' ex' 5,-,N 11-,fllllll edu' Et, It 1-ndcaY0Y5 I 1 y-sxltJll.ll lclloul titty lsl'll llliolesi .sunt-nr in ctluca' .tsltltt inthe ,rrllsrrls Xill'lUU5 if- tt ll lilo lffe' :V in l'rlnig1Ll0ll U. ,Mtstpllllllng To recognize and encourage scholastic achieve- ments of returning servicemen and to assist them in knowing their Government and University rights, privileges and duties, Chi Gamma Iota was founded at the University ol Illinois in 19417. Mem- bership, which numbers sixty in Alpha Chapter, is restricted to armed lorces personnel, veterans, and advanced R.O.T.C. students maintaining a 4.0 academic average. Meetings are held monthly dur- ing the school vear, and a banquet is given each semester to 'welcome initiates to the chapter. Chi Gamma Iota sponsors three awards lor outstanding achievement in scholarship, and in campus and civic activities. Two are given to members of the groupg the third goes to an advanced R.O.T.C. student. Oflicers-Top row: Robert Eustice, William Beutier, Jack Puariea Bottom row: John Cain, Gilbert Nicoll A st on national secretary-treasurerp Michael Cochran, Roy Post Top row: Donald Hufiaker Robert Anderson Royal Cox, Donald Nage, George Borg, MYYOD fm Y Q, 5 Third row: Kenneth Hartz, Robert Taylor, Charles l-leathman, Ferman Sims, Dale Smith, Wilbert PnchIer,VT-homas Gallagher, James Sjhrqade'-1, Kinneth Kaptben Second rovlrg Oscar Dodson, adviser: Dr. Leslie Bryan, adviserg Robert Eustice, Gilbert Nicoll, John Cain, William Beutler, Jack Puariea, o n utc lnson, na Iona pres: e t n R S eckman, Donald Johnson Bottom row: Robert Groemling, John Blakslee, Howard Crombie, ay p is S ff l - f f- A . fx, l l l l l ? l i Q Q , , 5 l l l l 4 ?.j'i J ea--' l gg.. X Q' s 0 V7 sas' S l i l -,. 'F- r aan- 'yew-ver l LJ i . '. ' 'f-Kth'Kd'ht Top row- Virginia Davis rush chairman, Dora Lee, secretaryg Dr. James Mullen, advlsensiusart gizssgtan, DI'9SlCleV1 , 6 eflne en 919 I YEBSUTSI' Bottom row: Louise Schultz, Judith Dickinson, reporter, Mary Ehrlicher, vice presldenfi HVOVW Not in panel: Marylin Daly, Barbara Ropers, Mary Fitzgerald, Arlene Brumllk Gamma Alpha Chi Gargoyle Society Women with interest in advertising journalism or design are members ol Gamma Alpha Chi. An eventlul day for the group was the field trip to one ol' Chicago's largest advertising agencies. This year Illinois was well represented at the national GAX convention at Indiana University. Gargoyle Society is an honorary organization with membership restricted to students in archi- tecture demonstrating excellence in scholarship, character and architectural ability. Gargoyles pur- pose is to advance the profession of architecture and promote an interchange ol ideas. Top row: Paul Helmle, Louis Narcisi, Phillip Gold, Ronald Piotrowski, Donald Engelhard, Thomas Umhoefer, Larry Ray, Gerald Exline, Tom Bartuska, Kenneth lnada 599005 YOWE Joao Ef 9llS, RiCl16Yf-l 5Cl1W6FZ, TVQBSUVGVI Philip LOCaShlo, presidentg Prof. Alan Laing, Prof. Edmund Toth Donald Courteau, vice president, Joan Chapin, secretary, Thomas Green ' Bottom row: William Davis, James Dierkes, Valdmar Heitur, .lack Olsen, Leonard Peterson, Scott Seaton, Fred Moyer ll Y 7 ZW f Z ,e Z l t 1 4: i 5 A l 7 .23 l 2. 5 if , QQ Y l l l t l . 4. s .--aw X Top row: Elsine Bottom row: Mar' Not in panel: Do As a nat: group work music appre ol scholarsh challenge tc TOP row: Keith Third row: Jon Second row: Da' Bottom row: Ge t'-V .fav Y L V, , , ffm'- K L 1 W , l l r -.4 i 5- ir V . T : Elsine Holmes, Nancy Williams, Elizabeth M H , D Af ' k A ' ' V ii M- A A Bgzorgvtiowi Marianne Ivey, Lois Donigerl Nancy Knofhegse eanna ric , nn Wideroe, Lois Elsner, Claretta Metzger, Barbara Kilburn Not in panel: Donna Tredrea, Nancy Anvari, Carolyn Anderson, Geraldine Guren, Helen Mutschler, adviser ,, ,mymm As a national music sorority, this prolessional This national honorary pre-medical fraternity en- , H mm group works for the advancement ol music and courages high scholarship by having high member- U- 'MW music appreciation in .sXmerica. The high standards ship standards and by presenting an award to an ol scholarship, nnisicizinsliip, and charzuter are a outstanding sophomore pre-medical student. To i Q' - pul- liiff. init' ,-gigs'-'-J '. 'ul 1 1'g challenge to all women music' students. acquaint members with their future profession, the group sponsors medical lectures and movies. Top row: Keith McCloskey, David Morovvitz, Robert Long, William Bogard, Allen Devleschovvard, Robert Metzger, Frank Cipriano . Third row: Jon Sandberg, Alan Morris, Robert Doepp, Frederick Brightbill, Norman Silverstein, William Rogers, David Magnus, James McGunnigal Second row: David Sattem, Burdett Dunbar, Sharon Spaulding, Horst Konrad, William Carlock, Carl Gals Bottom row: Gerald Vermeulen, Harvey Whitfield, Mary Glenney, Nancy Wertheim, Jan Gray, James BFOWH 2f,1Q,4ff 3' ',v - -n.' ,,. vo-nusoxvi :.4.34 :n ,.g,-- ' ,xsaiggsiiiiggsgif iframe: J x ax ll, l,- I,.,i.i.Lf-v.p--- ' I ' I s R ,es f cr- . 4: A c' .V iff- v -,M . FJ .ft -, ,. .4 . , 5 .1 fn f 4, . . -NI' f Top row: Kenneth Kopecky, Beryl Mell, Warren Brunton, Donald Singletary, Earl Montgomery, Robert Reichard, Fred Olin, David Huxsoll, Edward Dick, Louis Top roygin510YSfeiQ Third riulaclklemhigiikiprseonlyn Murphy, Robert Blakely, Robert Young, Robert Bratthauar, Philip Zand, Robert Price, William Britz, Bruce Hansen, Jim Stephens, Bottom row: Bruc Secondfciljli Dggildiogchamper, Philip Watson, Bytord Wood, Max HUQl'le5f LGROY E'lCk5O lf Lawrence Friedman' Lawrence Roder' Carol Lang' John Hom' Marvin Bottomcxvrviivhlelly Lee, Donald Ferlicka, treasurer, David Mackay, secretary, David Rash, vice pf6SlClef1Ti DV- -l05ePl'l Alberts. faCUllY adviser? Kennelh Allefaf Pf9Sl- dent, Roger Litz, Donald Feldman, Regina Kohl, Stephanie Koelllng, Richard Splra - Pl Omega Tau Sigma Opportunity to analytically survey the veterinary profession is a provision ol this fraternity. It en- courages and fosters the development of well- roundecl ethical veterinarians. Also, imparted to its members is a desire to zealously serve the varied needs of our animal kingdom. Pershing Rifles In March, 1958, this society was host at its l0tlt annual drill meet, the largest in the country. ln this meet, the Illinois team won one of the three di- visions, the FM 22-5. The group also held a bivouac in October and provided color guards for athletic events and memorial ceremonies. Top row: David Isaacson, Richard lllyes, Wayne Ault, John Lesak, Richard McCormick, Gene Smith, Richard Lunde , I , Fifth row: Robert Dunbar, Ernest Useman, Charles Scott, John Stewart, Ronald Mickelson, Lewis Jones, William Adair, Lawrence Residori, James Florrelch, William Tygett Fourth row- John Buley Randolph Nichols, Richard Vanderlinden, Stephen Wilk, Kenneth Smith, James Adell, Paul Koster, John Duff, Daniel Gill, Lloyd Lehn I G ll h C l T uist, John DeReu, Guenter Bruckmann, Richard Jack- Third row: 'George Gathman, Kenneth Kozy, Frederick Wettering, George Moy, Michae , a ag er, ar urnq son, Horst Hamann A Second row: John Geisinger, John Leidenheimer, Philip Kellogg, Lawrence Marlewski, Roger Banning, Richard Goddard, Leo Coplea, Carter Brantner, Nell John- son, Eugene Snyders Bottom row: Capt. James Smith, adviser, Capt. L. Livingston, adviser, Lt. Col. D. R. McClelland, adviser, Mary Braun, sponsor, Edgar Madsen, Capt. R. Cham- berlin, adviser, Lyman Wilmot, William Bradley 244 He Men who the Army, T lanx memh knowledge paredness t joy dances TOP row: Gordc Bottom row: Cl Not in panel: S f f J A J 'ii Sfellhen ll! ll -lnlll Ill l lp' C 4 . -3'O Dick, Louis - 'Y Marvlr 'L '9fG, presi- les li ist .it its llltli ln' three di r inntrx. ln ll liixouar or githletlr Top row: Boyce McWard,. Gerald Moody, John Hawkins, Edward Parrish, Ronald Loerger, Michael Maguire, Edwin Snow, John Sweefnam, Charles Bliss, Ben- iamin Dreidel, David Lipson Bottom row: Bruce Jewell, Richard Jamison, Edwin Walker, Virginia Hommel, sponsor, Capt. Carrol Wilson, Thomas Hofmann, Albert Linden, Harry Simmons Phalanx Military ' Phi Alpha Mu Honorary Society Men who are in the R.O.T.C. advanced corps ol the Army, Navy, and Air Force are eligible lor Pha- lanx membership. Not only do these men attain knowledge concerning inilitury tactics and a pre- paredness to deliend the country. but they also en- joy dances and an annual May picnic. Conceived by the Scholarship Committee of In- terfraternity Council, this scholastic honorary group, the newest on our campus, boasts member- ship of only those junior and senior students who are members of national social fraternities and who have maintained grade averages of 4.5. TOP row: Gordon Johns, William Corley, Ralph Magin, Charles Zartman, John Clark, Richard Adams Bottom row: Charles V-lolven, treasurer, Gene Fox, vice president, Robert Harmon, president ' Not In panel: Stuart Goodman, John Hudson, George Edgell, Paul Bowman, Richard Collins, Richard Schaeffer XL, LI QQ.-1-11 , Don Bienfang, secretary aww. 245 f ,l . ,- .. aw- T lvl, Phi Eta Sigma YI' :aiu Z, ,1'. '- i Jorge Abaddenis, Robert Armstrong, George Albin, David Ambrose, Jerome Bacchetti, Douglas Baullng, Cnaries necneiei, Aloe.. -..gn .... ,.--., .,, I I v ham, Robert Boehle, Vernon Brazle, Richard Brown, Dale Burton, Charles Campbell, Donald Carlson, Myron Carpenter, Lloyd Chase, Frand Chen, Frank Cipriano, T Clark, Harvey Coustan, Donald Cullen, Randall Dagis, George Daughters, Donald Doherty, Thomas Dolan, Raymond Duewer, Dennis Duffield, Elmer ' ' ' ' b Robert Frame, Donald Friedman, Bruce Fryman, Roger Gallup, ommy Eckert, Eugene Elzy, Erwin Epstein, Carl Faust, Robert Ferguson, John Fine, Dennis Fine erg, Donald Gibbs, Robert Gorsich, Richard Grant, Ronald Hakman, Paul Halac, Jack Halcom, Dennis Hall, Kenneth Harbison, Donald Hartter, Albert Heitmann, Lars ' Ph'll' Hess, John Hill, David Hoftman, Don Hollingsworth, Gerald Holloway, Wesley Hosken, Robert Howe, William Johnson, Michael Kaplan, Frank ' ' ' ' ' Ch l Lewis, Elmer Lewis, Ronald Link, .Barry Henriksen, I up Kaspar, Vance Kepley, Raymond Koopman, Mitchell Krieger, Bill Langford, John Larson, William Lawrence, ar es Lippa, Phillip Loeb, Dale Lytton, William Magnuson, Steven Mengler, Robert Metzger, Frank Miles, Forest Muir, James Muirhead, Thomas Murley, Michael Murphy, Sidney Murray, John Ohslund, Robert Parker, Jerry Parola, Earl Parrish, John Parrish, Ronald Parsons, Richard Petrowich, Delbert Post, Nahum Rand, Richard Reynertson, Herbert Riedemann, Roberto Roldan, John Rutger, Bela Sandor, Anthony Schaeiifer, W. Achmeal, John Scott, Daniel Sigband, Gordon Sissing, John Smith, Sherman Spira, Jerry Stafford, James Stein, Robert Switzer, John Tascher, Robert Taylor, Everett Thomas, Paul Tingleft, Warren Trester, Walwyn P l T r Kenneth Waight William Waterman Robert Watson John Werner, Frederick Wettering, Harvey Whitneld, Jack Widholm, Trezise, Thomas Tromblee, au yne , , , , Eugene Wilkinson, Jerry Williams, Charles Wiswall, Louis Wozniak, Gary Wright, John Yeager Officers-Top row: Carl Faust, vice president, Robert Parker, treasurer Bottom row: Earl Parrish, historian, Ronald Link, president, Daniel Sig- band, secretary I L In 1923, Alpha chapter of Phi Eta Sigma WHS 7 founded at the University of Illinois to encouragfi I and reward high scholarship in freshman mell- Each man earning a 4.5 grade average during h1S first semester or year is eligible for membership IU , l26 new Phi Eta T romote sclwl- this honorary fraternity. In 1958 Sigmas were initiated at Illinois. o p 21rShip, the Thomas Arkle Clark Award is given f yfiflrly to the sophomore member with the hlghesl average and a rushing smoker is held to honqf freshmen with a 4.0 mid-term average. TherC1S also a banquet with Alpha Lambda Delta- 246 Top row: Euge Second row: B Bottom row: J Not in panel: Officers: Cha president John Net arawffiwxm 'sta immune lmlwfwg 'FS'-'2 u'23 lllhill Q-tin: 'nil insulin: 3.12-lil tg. .. 53 ELI. -1 Il ' Z., I v 5, ,Jw f 7 ,, f r733Vf6Wn.r Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia i fi will Xi Z? 'af' ,-... I arm :e'mng- :W C Siam, 'Te :, Emir Cali ::e' up, :fra Lars : en, Frank cm EEN' r , i'.' :reel 5' Paid ' S ss nc, gina was 1irIJLll'L1g5 it lnnzin men. , , t'ui'ingl115 in iiilwlslllli in ,I 'Hip sill ', gittjll ,lil l ilif' lllfllcll 1 ,,, liffllflli l llf'l'f' 1' -xx- Top row: Eugene Yinling, John Nemeth, Richard Vandament, Seth Flanders Carlyle Johnson Jan Bach Charl s Aschb ascend 'owi Bemafd Slelnbefg, John McCauley, John Brahms, Norbert Ceislewicz, Ron Woistell, Artliur Bovifer, Micligglnelgsselstrom Nogfqm r0w:l'JrI:ilenh Firrantello, George Sanders, George Frock, Gerald Gross, Francis Bowen, Kirby Johnson, Edmund Williams o in pane. i iam Gets, Maurice Jones, James Kelly, George Henkel, Kenneth Marshall, Gilbert Papp, Ralph Pahlow, James Vobornik, Kenneth Bonnem Officers:'Charles Aschbrenner, corresponding secretary, Jan Bach, vice Df6SICl6nT: George Frock, historian, Edmund Williams, president, John Nemeth, treasurerg Bernard Steinberg, recording secretary V t, 1 s ug if . V3 ,Y ,- is , K -1 i - , I, Rin, ,ww .Au The 1958 Province Convention, held in Urbana last November, highlighted the year's activities for Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. A national professional music fraternity founded in 1898 and numbering 155 chapters, its goals are to advance the cause of niusic in America and to promote welfare and brotherhood of music students. One feature of its work is the biennial composition contest sponsored by Alpha Xi chapter. The University of Illinois group presents student recitals, faculty lectures and radio programs. Each year it gives a scholarship to a promising freshman music student. 247 An honorary fraternity for professional men in gr . -, . 's- f'7'f:. l lr .ll lil 'lll l iii ill f ' l li' J ll ill ,tl lil l 'l lll I lt lftll i, 'il in ll l :-s--- .- ,- 'ww-'ff fi' -se ef' -'n i r na, . W... ,. ,..-,, T w: M'chael Maguire, David Geist, Robert Gilburg, Herbert Lund I , . Fillihniowz John Herrmann, Vernon Brazle, Paul Hofman, treasurer, ,Nicholas Derrough, Gerald Miner, SEJBYT Feslfier Secrerar . James Cannon Fourth row: Ronald Koerner, John Means, Robert Schmidt, Larry Leiken, Albert Lorenz, Kent Kee IUQM SWE' ja ES Shgjmg Third row: George Utz, Richard Barker, William Davis, James Lytle, Thomas Wiles, Robert Allen, Ronahnt Ortrgmari, TFHB J W H B G b I l Second row: Henry Lang, David Lipson, David Boling, Roger Kensil, Walter Herbst, Charles Wirth, Wi iam avenpor , ruce e e , arry reen urg, Virgil Reed h'll' s onsor, Ritchie Barnett, president, Joseph Miller, vice president, Roger Jeffers, John Rosko, Charles Bottom row: Mai. Foster Hetzel, adviser, Margaret P I ips, p Philblad, Anthony Danosky Phi Chi Eta l J l l i Members ol this Quartermaster Military Fra- ternity attend meetings once a month to which speakers ol' military status are invited. This fra- ternity, a national organization founded at the University ol Illinois in 1947, provides fellowship among Quartermaster Advanced Corps Cadets. Phi Delta Kappa education, Phi Delta Kappa aims to promote pub- lic education as essential to a democracy through its ideals of research, service, and leadership. Members are elected for previous service and promise of further achievements in education. T D n r ram chairman Robert Fracker, corresponding secretarY OH' -To row: Charles Allen, faculty adviser, Charles Martin, newsletter chairman, erry en y, p Og . ' ' ' ' ' b K historian Bo icers p nom row: Theodore Renick, vice president, Earl Patton, president, Charles Warwick, publications chairman Ro ert ane 1 , , ,....1-l -,,,.41 248 l . ,V Tqp YOWZ Wim X2 Leamlrtgf s Second row: RON Bottom row: Edv Not in panel: Ja Harold Ke Sterling, E Ph Unique i ternity for education c its activitie ards and ic Top row: Patrlr Breece, Third row: Jul derlf, JU Second row: C Bottom row: A Not in panel: 'ef ,.-5 5 r i r . ...ii r- 5 2 E Sf. 4 V' ,, , E A ll-V 5 ag 1 l 1 E .NX g it ,l 33 23 Y 'fed-TJVS'-, Virgil QOSJYC. Charleg incn in fititotc pub- tln fiuglt f itlflsllllj. tlX lt C .lllll lin ttiftn. -gi!-275W 'z 6,1 , l X, 4- fr Leaming, Seymour Lerner Top row: Wim Van Beaumont, Joseph Fisher, Robert McKinnon, Harry Valentine, Prof. Chester Jackson, Richard Drees, Paul Dreger, Donald Nlemeier Thomas Second row: Ronald Fusco, Ronald Spamer, James Cvik, Stephen Molaro, George Niva, Herbert Tellfors, Cedric Dempsey adviser Bottom row: Edward Gombos, treasurer, Albert Campbell, president, Thomas Breen, vice president I Not in panel: James Skinner, Sell Wesley, Edmund Bernauer, Dr. Thomas Cureton, Maxwell Garret, John Greenleaf, Dr. Alfred Hubbard, Warren Huffman, Dr. Harold Kenney, Ashbury Moore, Robert Ntcolette, Timothy Nugent, Richard Pohndorf, Fred Roby, Don Sammons, David Stacey, Dr. Seward Staley, LeRoy Phi Epsilon Kappa Unique in being the only national prolessional lra- ternity lor men who are inztioring in health. physical education or recreation. Phi lipsilon Kappa, through its activities strives to elevate the prolessiottal stand- ards and ideals ol' its members. Phi Upsilon Omicron Founded in 1909, Phi Upsilon Omicron is a pro- lessional home economics fraternity with membership based on scholarship, professional attitudes, leader- ship and service in home economics. Members carry on various professional projects every year. Top row: Patricia Move, Bobette Northcutt, Jane Anderson, Linda Hale, Mariorie Swanson, Janet Beard, Mary Rafferty, Susan Kahl, Mary Lou Doyle, Barbara I Breece, Sylvia Wineland, Nancy Herman U . H. I d . Third row: Julia Zink, Savilla Anderson, Janet Rutherford, vice president, Eleanor Masters, recording secretary, Mary Lou Pate, adviser, Phy is Foy , prest- dent: Judith Fahnstrom, Mary Ann Inwood, treasurer, Sandra Rayburn . Second row: Carolyn Peterson, Alicia Laible, Kathryn Manning, Elizabeth Kindle, Nancy Funkhouser, Suzanne Jeflrte Bottorn row: Mary Schrader, Helen Culkin, Janice Tullock, Gloria Krashen, Carol Robison, Barbara Albright Not in panel: Joann Gish, Kay Asay, Mary Jane Babler, Elaine Danley, Marion Stuenkel, corresponding secretary, A, az , U . 4 t 1 s, Elsie Robison, Joan Rose Nancy Swain, Lois Voelpel, Marian Vreeland 'av wr 3 - -- ---.-r99-'5--w - - --- ,... '. ' ' , The international honorary and professional fraternity in the field of management, Sigma Iota Epsilon, was lounded at the University of Illinois ' ' and in l927 to recognize outstanding students L practitioners in management. It has now spiead throughout the country and has eight chapters. lunior standing in any college, a 4.0 average, and ment are the require- an active interest in manage ments lor student membership. Honorary mem- o reward outstanding contribu- bers are chosen t t' 'n field Each semester the tions in the prac ICI g . , Managers' Key, containing articles by prominent businessmen and scholars regarding management hed by one principles and techniques, is publis ol' the chapters and sent to all members. On campus, Sigma Iota lipsilon's major function is l na ement held here lor to bring leaders in tie ma g speeches and discussions concerning some perti- nent topic. Sigma lota Epsilon l Top row: Lester Barnes, Richard Dubberke M ' N . Second row: Walter Guyer, Cliff d N I I awm ewpon' Dawg Carter, Joseph Miller I ' . . Bonom ww: Robert Allen' Claregge Sifniplkniicgagezwlggggwxznholicgrrif Sfrrglgigg. G en GoodWixlnPrll??kATjrIiQi1lglglmsjgifiiigchard Starmann, Sherwood Huneryager . l 250 0. .6 LU 'lt,' .,,. 2, , L iii? If Y . f , i 3 , ,y,, 2 -I .rcy f 2 'gf ff ,.,,f ' I ' l 2 N Y. f jif fy . , i 2 , 5 fl . KR f if , , , llff la- LZ Top row: Jeronie I Third row: David Second row: Car Bottom row: Bobb Harold Decke their regular r 2 S ii , , 04,47 2 Top row Jerome Mockenhaupt Ralph Bunting, James DePauw, Richard Martin, Robert Medrow, Richard Lee, Robert Nikolai, Roger Nichols, George Kuhlman Third row David Ahner Norman McCormick, David Wade, Donald Lindholm, Sherril Glover, Donald Bianchetta, Arne Mayala, Steve Wutzke, Richard Parrnelee Second row Carl Bodenschatz Frank Wright, Ding Wa Maran, Robert Storkman, Daniel Czernik, Thomas Steskal, Gilbert Wedekind, James Bayne, faculty adviser Bottom row Bobby Scheller Daniel Lenkaitis, Dean Walling, Roger Kimber, David Carlson, Burton Holaday Pi Tau Sigma lfouncled in 1915, Pi Tau Sigma is an honorary scliolastic l'rate1'nity in mechanical engineering that lunctions to stimulate high ideals, standards, and interests hy coordinating departmental activities. AX Know Your Faculty program incorporates social meetings, howling and softball contests. Harold Decker directs the Varsity lVien's Glee Club in one of Two foreign students BPPQSV to enl0Y the American hospllallly In I shown them in the Illini Union. 'ei W Q A -2-it f i 1 ill. lop mu '. 'rt-roof! vow tht.. fygtiorn :qw Noi in put Olttou Top now iv- at-fvr'.vf Satond ron ir, . . v- ttf-:ri in Soqru-lr-st, Hallam :ou -'-- -r' L'f2 if ' ., ' , , 'remain-r r 'YQ av x '5- J Pi 3' rd E L, F, if , i . , t , V D t Aft.. ff-: v 1. s - is AA - r , . . . ,, .,., pt-mt, Q ,mt Betty Wenz, Barbara Evers, Nancy Anderson, Olympia Dyer, Ruth Klotz, Jane Russell, Phyllu i ' ' i, '. r., l A r' ., . , t i ., K, Earl us' Htrvr sip'lxgtxmlwvdogcittanrl Sonia Peterson, Aliceanne Hoff, Roberta Abell, Patricia Wall, Janet fun' MO I Valerie Vogel, Charlotte Gallati, Sara Bockwinkel, Sheila McGrath, i , , , ,,, 'g..i,., ,,i, Ct 41,--,Lv Silly Lnngxhanr, Susan Rypsta , t s C' . umm-t Sprebc Diane Teeter A l K lla, Georgia Lurte 'VL' it., N 'illsIii-4:ilCl.A.sr?ea, TvrryiCOhn, MNY YB Terrapin ,Xn honorary swimming flttb, Terrztpin pru- motes ztqtizttic prohcieney zmd stimulates interest by combining lun zmd splashing lrolic in an annual progrann designed to exhibit the skill ol its mem' bers :md the merits ol' the sport. All women stu' dents ure eligible to join the orgzmizzttion :ind membership is gained on the basis of swimming skill determined in at tryout. liztch year is high- lighted by the Inter-house Swimming Meet, UIC lligh School Clinic, :md the Mothers Day Willff Show. The High School Clinic aids those ltl stlltiuls in lllinois that desire to improve swinnning progrznns. .X nlatrztthon swim, il swim, amd zt lorm swim :ire the events that the Inter-house Swimming Meet. A clever. ol nrtlnl mermttiditr exercises are perl'ormCl anmuztl Nlothers ljlly XVzttcr Show :ts the . til thc- swimmers :ire synchronized to IIHISIC t-nhzmced by unusual lighting elfefts. wotnen :ire :awarded msh prizes front T etltttzitiotml ltmd in order to further the ol tht' 'l'err:tpin Club. l A This engint .tt the Univer .tl st-rx'it'e to 6 ol the lAl'1llCl'll minments Ol the interests tonr:ige11lCl1l Int- the engm Xlvmbershi tgitteerittg Stl! .mls ol' schol tt'tngnili0lt C l':ttt ollers Il l ,lost-grzitltizttc The lllinc lished in 191 ttpporttntity tontzirts :md lop row: Al Timme Socond row: Bollom row: Not in panel: ' I ne Russell, Phyllis Wall, Janet Emil -3', Sheila McGrath, fcrrapin pro- ilqitcs interest in an annual Sigma Tau This engineering honorary was founded in 1904 at the University of Nebraska with the desire to be of service to engineering education. The objectives of the fraternity are recognition of the personal at- tainments of engineering students, promotion of the interests of the engineering college, and en- couragement of fellowship among students training for the engineering profession. Membership is made up of junior and senior en- gineering students who meet the required stand- ards of scholarship, leadership, and character. In recognition of a student's outstanding work, Sigma Tau offers a fellowship which can be used to finance post-graduate study at a recognized university. The Illinois chapter of Sigma Tau was estab- lished in 1914, and since its founding has offered an opportunity for the development of professional contacts and friendships. l i l Officers: Orville Miller, historiany William Johnston, treasurerg Hubert Grush, vice presidenty Tommy Bell, secretaryp Richard Sievers, Pyramid correspondent: Charles Zartman, president cek, Alwin Sorensen, Philip Geheber, Henry ll ol its meme ll XWJIDCI1 SIU' TOP Hwy: Allen Lewis, Darryl Albright, Charles Strom, Thomas Walker, Norman McCormick, ROQQY PYGTT, ROY Hlava , A I d Tlmmer, Kenneth Easley, Richard Nordsieck I , , tllllllllfjli AU S9C0l1d row: Tommy Bell, Richard Sievers, Dr. Robert Bohl, Charles Zartman, William Johnston, Hubert Grush, Orville Miller 4 ' Bottom row: Richard Jackson, Henry Pao, Raymond Pittman, Roger Harrison, Jack Coleman, Alfred Hendron, John Gray, Harry Sauerweln .,l swiinming will' is lilgll' rig Nleet, llle if lifii Water s i ils iliose liigli iiiipioic tlien 1-.i1i1. 11 speecl ills iligii, inarl X 1lr'xt'l .llldl lmiiivil in ll1C :,.. mf,-ifqiiicrllt i, lllllwlf and f,I'jIflllill-C , t 5 ,rin lf1l l'm i ilif- i1iICl'C'ii Y ... , yt-.fp-qnnqqufix ,lm , M 1? r - -' A ' i ,X f' 1 t 2 Y I N ' 3 f 2 L ii, I1 S L 2 lg I 1 i , 2 I , l 1 X1 i FTA -,ffl any ,. I , W 'ni I .Y sf I fair' i 'if' N t s c 7 5 - -3 l X t N , .J hm 'Oi V ' I I my 1 'U Y M I Y, 1. ,Fl ' 'pk 4:.',,W.9:,i ',,, ,TSHSCLiagpbgttgggzglbliagber, Wilbur Starkey, Marvin Scott, Robert O'R0Uyk'l HN! n SHUnd:,'oL-.IJ . , -if., , l. E il',N :v 'l344.-Iwi,limi!! Ghrald Silverman, Martin Wyant, Franklin Smith, John Penn, Melvin gzgoxjwgwi ju MHGm,'o-, r ' -t Pg tttf S -tttt E .'--.t rtx, Raymond VanNatta, Warren Mould, Harold Mace, Michael Whalen, hvillvgm Bonomscjzwlvttfilx i U it . ' t- . ccandtr, Richard Adams, George Calamaras, Thomas Jones, Richard Archbold, Richard No' in pmol: l Hn' an panel - ' L 'lil l .. K- 1 t-., Cl trlit-. Lotrlplml-.J Tl Sigma Delta Chi Sigma Gamma Tau ,lll . . , . . . I ti' wmtw' - . twcittvrlmir memlmcrs ol this society. wlutli l E llt' Illini-i-t-li.ittlii-rlNl1git1,illt'll.iC.ltl,lul1ttrlctl Xll I I . . , . ' . . . Num :nt s ,t. l l ,' tit-,wifi , lll .i Ir!-iQl.tlll til 1tlttImNmtt.ll :tt lltl' llulltltx Ollwlillltllltq CIIQIIICCFIIIQ SLlltlCltlS. St't'lL lu XI I . , ' K .' . vm wrs 1 -. t.. .it!i,tn.t il.. lntllIll.tlIwllt t.rtttrtt-it'tttt- ul tix Irma-1' tltt- ltiqltcst stztntlzircls ol Clllltill :mtl prolcs k. . . .' . . X nut ' Ill U ' ntl.. 1. It !,nl.l.tltt X I tht' .nmii.tl lnnnin wmnzil ln':1c'ticcs:i1tcl toc'1'C:itcztsp11'1tol Imuiltvaiml Xl l . ll , . . ' '. .i tix mai ttf 5- it-1 1, xt.-.iw-it :lit t.i itlii-in lrtintiivtp gnul lL'llOWNllllJ.IJ2ll'lll'lll2ll'la'2llIl0I1gll10SC who :irc tntcr- pit-.tn-.ti W ltr,-lttt l'tlIllI.lllSlll xi,iiul.mlN. t-stccl in zicronziuticztl engineering. Top vow: Frau' Schradt Second row: I N Radi-rn, hot 'O' ' P N F? :--'t Fturwl ar, Harry Sauurwcin Bottom row: ulitm: 1 -. . . . , t ,, l l' i' . , No' ln P0 0l5 ' ' ' ' 'S ' ' K '- '- l'- 1t '. V-'W U':t:l1Cltl4:, James Martin, Donald Chenowcth, Alan Culver, Fred Mari-HH. lonug, Johns 9.1-H1-l F rf , X i Q 1l r IW -r J ll , ,MN li l l , , W Q? i :ll . ll' ll V ill ljitl l at lil l l 1 l all ,,, ll! l Robert O'R0U,keI 0 Penn, Melvin Whalen, William Arcbbold, Richard Tau it iety, which rms. seek to :incl profes- l lrnaltv and ht, are inter- rr Fred Nlarilkiflr Top row: Helen Semanczuk, Edelgard Eicholz, Nancy Swain, Linnea Pearson, Vernalie Moberg, Mary Mohrman, Arlene Brumlik Diane Croll Second row: Judy Hedger, Karen VanDoren, Betty Wold, vice president, Marilyn Pleasant, treasurer, Margaret Moots president' Prof Joe Sutton tacult s on Sgr, Phyllis Voy, secretary ' ' ' ' Y p ' Bottom row: Linda Craig, Cynthia Browne, Virginia Bolin, Mrs. Jan Phillips, alumnae sponsor, Jeannine Rhine, Virginia Temple Not in panel: Barbara Ropers, Mary Seibert, Marylin Daly . X cash? g Theta Sigma Phi, national professional honorary Skull and Crescent, choosing its members from . . . . . . . . ii for women Journalists, seeks to raise Journalism the twenty-five oldest lraternrties on campus, honors , standards and inspire greater individual effort. sophomore men with high achievement in scholar- Members are chosen lor high scholarship and for ship and activities. The Skull and Crescent Pa- work in journalism. Pi chapter sponsors the annual jama Race in the fall and a formal dinner dance Matrix banquet and several related projects. in the spring are some of its activities. T l Top row: Frank Hann, Lawrence Kuzela, Dave Gantt, Larry Lessen, Jeftery Roski, Ronald Peterson, Charles Didrickson, John Hynes, Robert Armstrong, John I! l Schrader, Edward Daly, Walter Bergfield, David Abrahamson, Emil Squeteri A I , , ll-l Second row: James Kaminski, Donald Kendeigh, William Carson, treasurer, Robert Reuter, secretary, Carl Faust, president, Alan Buckles, vice president, David ,li r 1 Rademacher, Alexandre Jankowski I , , it ' Bottom row: David Voelpel, Rodney Sherman, Eugene Schmitt, Timothy Swain, David Ambrose, Leo Casteleln, Roger Groth, Frederick Roecker . l , , Not in panel: Eugene Abraham, Robert Andrews, James Arnold, James Beckmann, Herbert Crane, Rudolph Dorner, Thad i-larshbarger, David Hutchison, Robbie H li I Jones, Thomas Keeter, Robert Lenz, David McKee, David Middlemas, Paul Montgomery, Wayne Pearson, Raymond Patton, Harold Roos, William Sawte , ,E , , John Schelkopf, James Zinser li r l ' ilu? 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Q 1-Yxnplf-lr!-mfwlml ilu-x111l1Nlxl Xl. l , 5 . i Officers: Joan Greenberg, president- Mae Mnrto, secretar - J d N I president: Lorna Klorf1ne, treagurer Y' U Y Enhvh 1 1 ' Q Y . . S l'AI ' A E lop row: Willi Q ggj VU ,Ha pf 'Q Third row: Wa 2' f1g,'43' N f Second row: P' ' Bottom row: .lr gf' Nor in panol: W ,- M Ex .. . St: my Qr I,-5 g 1 I ,B ,. ,, , :gf ,ip gg, My 1 I ' ng Y ' w ' ' fl- ' E ' ? ' M , X , ' ' 1 1 fr 3 1 1, ,, E , A if . j , A . ,rif- 1 4 ' li a V .A . 'WX' , gr ' f' 1 4 ' .3 xl - Q- . fr . r K 1 . ow r 4 K - ' ,- -. V . A f Y' , , , lun-Ygp sw ' 1 A -M1 ' ' v Q 'F Q Q 1 r T7 9 at arms: , A Q E A .rj . If Q it J ' ,X BoMo'm row: ' ' NO' In panel: 5 r 4 ' . Z L 2 2 f .. if g , .Hg i ig 3 Ysgsjh ,yi Q 1 C :',. 33:1 'J - , ' 1- - 1. , 4 9 'll 1 3 r ft li I r I 4.. 5 A x J V 'N L.. L L ,,. i lindru. IW' Y V 'fin vo- -Q -vs, 5, ' ' ' '3 ' 5 'A'a Arm-ri i Curl 1 ' ' , . ' ' l- 'J in Frarwig, g.. .5 1 Q i U'--rd rg- 1 . A ,M q :H 'r ll1 fJ, rims-qs., pain. '- 'Y Yfme., Frances Wenheirn, Patricia Brewer, Nancy K ' .aff jfif,,.,,., Y , X I : , .I -1 . arfyn ,L . L hind H- 3 H r D ,rlym gsm r rn r-n, Juan-ra Ncnl, Bmh Dohmc' Judhh Morley' Joan johnny, 1 r ' ' ' . z M H' : 'f Jour In 1. . 5 .L lr- M '-- . ' , , , AA H F 'At LC O' 0 ndH B'-vm. Deborah Rorhholrz, Mm, Freed. Ellw rfb A 1 4 wp :n lr I ,W JPMZ 9116 I ' Q Q t Nu M ,Md 1 a fr f,, Susan Vaughn, BQ.-nice Schfadski' Ellen Bfogkwgy, Mcrlhl Gall? it r ... 5 l l 1 Q -. X i s I A psf V J . ' f P f - ,- di ,,gN.' i P m x , i A I t I 1 1 I iii l . v . 's QE! my ' 1 et XL y , . l uri ig' , tri J f . A r , '1 i N! nh. l ' ,Q Y, K3 ' 'V '!' 1-L X' l it at. ry 1 1,141 QW it V :rig Pit ' 'f' S41 ,. l 'i ti tri ., s Q ' '7 7:9 'iii IVQTBVY: Judy Ent, vice FA 1' . ' ,v Y I 7 1, 5 'S' f. 'L . f , 1 I' F' I - ,' Q 'J tub 'Dir - F ,ff ' Q , ,f,,Udr6Y ,f I rrdldf nceS ' y,jk,njO5, Fla bl6Yr :im Zim rl . , rtt I 11 , fl ,Z Gilkeffo' Star and Scroll Top row: William Nelson, Sanford Jatte, Jack Widholm, Frederick Zimmermann, Richard Peters, Roger Mandel, Dennis Lory, Lawrence Wolf, Richard Dieorlcn Third row: Walter Schramm, Forrest Paxton, Robert Hughes, David Boerner, William Lowry, Richard Swallow, Gerald Salzman, Charles Mullett Second row: Harold Hayward, Thomas Lorenz, Darrell Gieseking, William Burke, Glenn Cuerden, Elliott Lisnek, James Pritikin Bottom row: John Diserio, Glen Thorson, Frederich Huelster, Philip Schreck, Jerry Jamieson, Arthur Yuenger, Bernard Gaudi Not in panel: Richard Lazar, William Hogate, Larry Fink, John Means, John Weisenberger Oflicers-Top row: Darrell Gieseking, secretary, at arms, John Weisenberger, vice president Bottom row: William Burke, president Not rn panel: Glenn Cuerden, treasurer Q Richard Lazar, sergeant A highlight of Star and Scroll's activities is the coronation of the queen at their annual dance. This honorary for sophomores from twenty mem- ber fraternities also participates in High School Circus and jointly sponsors a coffee hour with Shi- Ai. Members are selected from the freshman classes of the fraternities every year for their scholarship, fraternal spirit and potential as campus leaders in extra-curricular activities. This group was founded at the University of Illinois to promote inter-frater- nity fellowship, raise freshman scholarship, encour- a e participation in activities, and perpetuate the 3 traditions of the University. 257 -...4,.,..-A... -- 1 1 1 . ll1111.lI11lxX'1x IN 1111' 1111111111111 i11111'111'111111111 111, . . l 11 Q l1l1l111I1.l1X N111 11 1' 11'1111'1111111'. l1s1111'111111'1x1111111mm ' 1111 111 1111111111-11111111 1111's111111111 1111-11 11'111111-1111111m . mc , . . . . - 1. 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The organization requires Pledges to meet intellectual standards which are tested l l through bi-annual examinations and character references obtained from faculty. This year the lraternity erected fl replica of their fraternal pin on a shrub-riinined patio west of the Civil Engineering building. l Officers-Top row: Evan Buck, vice president, Kermit Heid, president, ll Darryl Albright, recording secretary, Harry Sauerwein, cataloger H Bottom row: Jack Krumwiede, treasurer, William Hall, adviser, Thomas l Hartley, adviser, Wendell Miller, adviser, Charles Wolven, cor- responding secretary i Tau Beta P' l E i l li l l l i l l l l l , , - p I , John Elson, James DePauw, Urville Nllller, William Top 'owi J0SerJh Hafele, HarrY BrolJerQ, Thomas Hartley, Wllllam Beuller' Ralpl Bummgl Rlclllallcl alma lie 1 - Id P l B R b t lf Fo th lollllmon' Bruce Byclal' Allen Lewlsl lamils VlTlaTcellEadl Eioviselli Payne BarrY Kee-Dke, Norman McCormick, Charles Hall, Phillip Gou , au owman, o er U' 'DWI James L a h, W'll Hull, Howar B 960 f all ' Shl Karni , . . - Th' d Poesclllel' Roggllcpyallll lllllllrllam l-lanleyl Rlchaid AlqrelllkleilioSdilrilglesieeicrflelfaiiisldlfarryllnxlbri9ht, recording secretary, Kermit Held, president, John Krumwiede, E I' row: John Cl , M k T1 l t , Charles WO Ven, Cones ' . . 1' treasurerg Prsill Elljiy Pgglnile svrllliam McClurg, Michael Haynesh George Edgell, Roger Harrison, Richard Lee, Roger Kigiber, John McWhirter second 'owl Nome Wlllslwf John Sclmeldel' James Hanley' Elm KOC I L en Frank Thompson, Vernon Mueller, James Gerar o l Bollom '0W: James Young, Allen Ormsbee, adviseri Ffed MQW Robert Mc ar ' l l 259 l i -Ari-. Y- ,ar :A . A--- -1 N 4-.5 '-' 'ii- LWTTWTI x. 1 , 5 Q f is 1 - ru ' 1 I ' I I f-1:1 as 2 3 is 1955? 'UM H IQ' i: 'iii f-. ' ww- 1 1 .s n 4 I 1r'x '. Cl an, Roy Buckner, Lawrence Miller, Richard ., Laltd William Blake, Thomas om lop row - . Q 'r J li- Frank, Jr, fy , H Id mg! , , f, Girish Jurry Rsinbolt, Kent Francis, John Doe, Howard Cochran, Darrell Gieseking, Mm it .i ' f ' f M . it-'i '-l--mir , , , 5,,,.,,d ,QQ , V . iirifiyliii Carl Bioriiann, Capt. Robert Decker, Air-Force representative: Nancy Klrcher, sponsor, Copy , . , 9. fl, i ri rl i,-li, Rrlwnrd Lindeman, William Huffman, Jimmie Furno , il-',,. ,Q,.,ri ','. ',.r J ii.-1 Lglfn-.-J James Sharp, David Wilson, Richard Oilila, Joseph Klieber .,,,,. Scabbard and Blade Hi ini ril - xi ii iii Ni ililmiil inil l3i.uii' ni r.. 4, , I N A-i l ., 5, - NJN ' ill'-If'-ll 'inllllllilirliliuisli.il1rill.iiiX its ltllll i i . 4 HX IN , lillllllf iiiiiil il' iii liilllllilils lil Xllll'lll.lll llllllll ir r , X . 1 i il ini' iiiiii iii lin iiiisiiili IlllHllLQ l.ltiil !liilllIN ' N1-inln it iii iii-isiiiliiiinrl1l.inilluuiiisiillilluill 'Oil lil inilus iv Uii-.lilll1ill3lIlNlli .iii ix Sigma Alpha Iota Woincn music inzijors with high sciholzilsltip and niusirzil zilxility are eligible lor Sigma Alpha Iolzi nictnlacrsliip. These women present musical pru- granns :incl rziclio and television series. In 2lllliiliOll. ilie group sponsors tlic Mz1cDowcll Colony for Crc' gilivc .Xrlisls in Peterlmorouglt, New Hampshire. l D' ' R d h r, Shirley Myers, Karen Smnlri 'Ol' 'O' f' ' -'H li'-l-all'-1 C-.-.ifiniolyn Hayuz, T :anne Wilson, Emily Chva , ixie o e ave Th-rd ro- ' H I i.f'ini.1 il-ll, vinyl- Wrgndell, Patricia Davies, Mary Morrison ':4 l: 'd 'U' ' ' ' -f' 1'-lf, intl'--wi Barnes, Barbara Williams, Margaret Dempsey, Kathryn Corbin O ',,'0 A ' ' ff! 5' - mf COl'd'r, COfff:So0r1ding secretary, Mary Rockstad, president, Lynd Wertheim, CNW- 1 - ' -' '-v'- ,-wilrn lnimrd, chaplain No' in panel A r i , i , r im W i fs V I ,. L , M A 31 D , 1 . ff, ,, ,- .rw W- N . -5 . ., ' ' 3 ' ,J ' ' ' N' rf f , 1. U I 1 , -yf- 1- . - ,3 y ' A vs- : X H ' l 1 Q, I 1 t a . i 1 it . in Q V ,' 1 2- ' K- 1 A' 'Y , , g , i Y I ..- 3, , I C7 , af' If ' 1 - . A .4 -4- ' ' , Q t -4 1 f , 1.1 ce r , i . ' 2 K I, 41,4 4 .,, , l I ' AD ... . 1 M4 I i V lr A I K 1 I i 5 top row: Josei Pollack Second row: G Clcveian Bottom row: .lr lzxprll 1 ROTC sl liniiorziry ininplislic tlirongli ilxiss zissoi Top row: Jef Bolrom row: No! in pnnql i i , Richard HQ. Mark ,org Capt- ,ip and ia Iota al pro- ldition, or Cre- tire. ,ren Smith treasurer l r 1 l Top row: Joseph Schoe 5 it WH 13. r nauer, Donald Doherty, William Larson, Gerald Langkammerer, William Lewis, Anthony McCarthy James Loblaw Allan Tatum Frank Pollack ll d Smith Peter Philhower James Albright Richard Alexander James Williamson, vice president, Cmdr. James Mason adviser- Edward Second row: Gay oy ' , , , , d dent, Lon Rademacher, Stephen Groves, Loren Sanders, treasurer Clevelan , presl d A t n Thomas Gabbard, Thomas Freeman, Harry Simmons, Norman Smith Bottom row: John Brinker, Leonar ren se , Trident Esprit de Corps among junior and senior Navy ROTC students is the aim of Trident, the Navy honorary society. This group of midshipmen ac- complishes its purpose of promoting fellowship through forums, informal discussions and out-of- class associations with its Unit faculty members. P ffigia McKinney Margaret Heino, Elaine Stein, Maxine Boug Zeta Phi Eta The women of this national professional speech arts fraternity encourage various speech enterprises on the University campus and aid speech students after they have graduated. The group provides a fellowship for a graduate speech student and takes an active part in International Fair. hner, Mae Mirto To ro :J ' d ' f f p W earl Draegert' Bethanyanne Pmnell' Frances Johnson' a Vlselj' g ia Hollenbach, Adlon Dohme, Joanne Rotter Bottom row: Mary Lou Bush, Carol Swanson, Terryl Lash, Sue Bandy, irgln Not in panel: Patricia Freehill, Nancy Hurt, Diana Kramp 1, , l i . All 4 '. 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Young Democrats Sf'lC'1lC'll as 1116 11111s1:1111li11g Young D6111111'1'z11s 1611111 111 Illinois 111 1958, thc 111111111 11ll1'1's 1116 s111116111s :111 111111111'11111i1y 111 121116 132111 in 1Jl'2'lCIlC2'll politics by l11'111gi11g 111111111111 1161's1111:1li1i1-s 111 1116 1'z11111111s 111111 111'6s6111ing programs concern- 11111 1:11111111s issues 111111 1111li1ics al all l6v6ls. terson, Harold Greenhill, Fred Stark, Edward Top vow 1411111-111 Such-1 ru-aaorcr Earl P11151-1 Ph,l,p Sargcm james Andre 5 1 . - ' - 1 H 1 . , M lt A 5 du Mi. Fldwd pmdchlv Joseph Tucker, Rav Kohcn w on ou on, rnold Permanf John Pe non vow ,nmml K1bl116, 1011116 Wuizlaeirn, James DeMunno Gerald Winnick bl' 't 1 . ' - ' ' Bc' 11,131,111-S11rc1I11': Cmdm Kwnmh Boyle' George Lackey' Anna Wall 1 DU ICI y secre ary, Constantine Pelekoudas, presidentg Richard Hutchison, sec I ' 1. 1 'A 1 1 1 ' ' ' 4 . Novi:ngzxoldiflgrf51112111dJS:1'yh:40d:1i':1,xffJfJ':1f:1J'1fld'111Scg1111111c1r1ch, Judith Bayer, Gail Hecht, Margaret Simak, Lois Pelekoudas, Amy Butler, Arnold Naiman fmfifs 11111.-.11 u01l.11,1 g,,,,,,1,1' f,,'H,11 Edfcf 510 O .H9He be'91 W'll!5m,Beaf1. Lee Harvey, Daniel Hoseman, William Alfeld, Samuel Bradshaw. ls fr. ff 1. i ','11111s NWIO1 'G1-11ldFnu'Gl11ll1?L0 lWl'1m'Ilm1n La MEVNU1 519616, exegutive secretaryg Robert Snetsinger, William Obriecht, Ralph Bell, . 1 oync 161-ff-y, Donna Weiss, Romer Funk, Elizabeth Anderson, Mark Wellek, James Norvell, Danlee R b t Frank, Albert Moll, ' R v'. 1- 1 . V 1'.'.1!c116ll, P11111 f'..1n.1-11411, 1351-1 B, 1 ' ' 1 I ' . , , A in.-1 5,.,,,,,,1 101m HMM' L 'con' 0U'S 5l0Cl1U. JOHN Hawley, Irwin Frazin, William Clark, Peter Collins, William Cooper, 0 ef f Gr 1 I 1 .J 1 --- .1 , 1 1 . 1 V-7 i 262 f ' - 1' 2, f' 1: 1 , ff 1,1 , :ga S 11 Top row: Richar- Sczond row: Lai Barium row: Dr. Ag '1'l16 sex' s1-111' :is ll tl11' Collcg 111-111111111111 111 11l'ClCl' 11 sil1lc 111111' 109 row: Pau Third row: Jo Second row: 1 Bottom row: 11,- 2 H111 1,1 ,WW I ark, Edward :hison, sec- Nlaiman Bradshaw, Ralph Beal, fell, Danlee Xlbert Moll, d W lters Floyd Roberts David Ash Donald Miller, Robert Coftman Top row: Richar a ' , I I , Second row: Larry Lewis, Don Smith, -Max Olson, 'Donald Youngkin, John Gesell, Finis Schultz, Lyle Martin d n, adviser, John Wilson, treasurerp Ritchie Barnett, secretary, DaIe'Helms, president- Walter Griffith reporters John Woods Bottom row: Dr. Ernest An erso Agricultural Council The seventeen members of Agricultural Council serve as the governing and representative body for the College of Agriculture. Its purpose is the co- ordination of worthwhile activities in this college in order that the students may gain as much as pos- sible from their years at Illinois. Agriculture Economics Club The Agriculture Economics Club maintains a series of programs for university students designed to promote interest and understanding of current problems in the Held of agricultural economics. An informal student-faculty barbecue held every fall opens the year's activities of the group. TOP row: Paul Shuman, Maurice Leman, Kenneth Sauers, John Erisman, Bobby Fry, Lovell'Green Third row: John Norris, Raymond Moftitt, Ronald Kollman, Robert Greive, Richard Geschwmd, Terence Jacobs ' ' ' ' Duewer, Max Shobe, James Adams Second row' Stephen Tha Franklin Boyer Phlllp Deal, John Williamson, Lawrence Bottom row: Carl Clayton, Joseph Steiskal, Ritchie Barnett, James Melton s i t l s . i iaoeoeovr a-,J 'if . fi i 5a'Q ff def If ii, i O ,.,, -f ' 1 F4-l ii ii 7 .'il,-:xr 3' is N :- C -v-4' xuvl it ii 1 ' . .N Q, Q X 4 ,, 'Q 4, ' K ,, , .gpm h l Th on, Dale Rockman, Kent Durbin, Donald Hobbs A P l l I l Hmllllcn Niels' C M Cs omlhs t Richard Fairgrieves Wayne Pullen, Lee West lop row .? l. 1221. .l-.'Yf,,.n:-Y..i nazi- g!ii:.'L'MMlwI EMA Gems Buhrmcsmrl paul Hein orsv 1 ll 'd 'O' ' ,',, , V' ' A' , 7, uw, ik- in N,.,,i QQ-.Kin-ii Vernon Brazle, Donald Coordes, Allen McCowan, Donald Hoffman, Donald Farr rzfmd 'Z' M v '. , p 5 lil, p',..i, .,.f,f.iv-,H David Oakes lrcasurerg James Reed, president, Donald Miller, Bert Frungcr, lhonm oom,,,l ,, ,...i , ' 'ff 1 1 rx ' ' College men who are or have been members ol l ln-xiiivil in .iiiling .inil vin1nii.n,gil1g slinlenls in , iln ,igiiiiilliiii 1'ill1i,lll11ll lu-lil, iiii-inlmr-is nl ilu- the Boy Scouts ol. AIHCIJCL1 make up .Xlplm lllll ggi.-nil sliixr' li-i gn-.ini .nliirwr-iiii-iii in mllr-gr' so Onicgzi. Serving students and Communiry and pm- ilif- -- ill he-in-i hr- .ililv lu svixr- in ilu- lllllllL'. viding lellowslnp for its members me its objeclnes. lk F lr S I b John D'erf, Don Smith, Richard Snyder, Jerry Williams, Lloyd Al lop ro- i- 'wi w '-' 'il . lls. fi Al-Elfvq P.'nr.'in Lipo 5 y, ran OD cm er, I 1 ' l 11 lv! 9' ' ' 1' Z .'-' J' '12, F' rlinrd Din-',!urlmUg 50 0 ' 'Q' l V 1 ' 'Y ' vf l'l 'WD lifl-W, Dfwldvnlz Andrew Urban, Ken Gunii, treasurer, James Loblaw Nou in panel ..--ffl .-I ff' w v X -' is l- iw- F., -bl if , .l lMH,.:m !' Gould LQWYI James Reid' Stanley Rmhbardt Nl 'J 1 'L' 1 5 - .Q Q 'T' a 5 Q, .. , ' , fav 1 f' , Q. . K L- 1' 'J V I nj .- me J 1 ., 1 K , X 1 i 1 1' ' L l f f- :l ,. , I V Y 1 I3 . v u Q I '1 4 4 Q , 1 ' ' i 1 l V , Z A i ' ' - F f. 1 ,. . N sa. r,,1 .' ',-' A an 264 Top raw: Marti Third row: Jan Antonso Second row: l' adviser Bonom row! C Ame lfurlliei ny is the rain lioun liclnl mp: rlcnl mel xincl il stu Top row: Ric son, i Alvah Third row: V Achen Second row: dola, Bollom row: Bruce VT EWR' l J. ,ffg ,, 1 1 l Y , I fi ef, Thomas nbers of oha Phi md pro- ljectives. Lloyd Am- Wi ' L 757725 Yifffma fffwg: 9912? 23 f f imzdl , ,M , 1 44 ,, Tap row: Martin Gravit, Robert Kraiewski, John Larson, Jon Kimberlin, Charles Armstrong, William Biallas Third row: James Leach, adviser, Alvaro lnfante, Robert Gaston, Robert Screen, Lloyd Wilson, Ronald Zung, Richard Drane, Jack Albert Abraham Murra John Antonson ' ' Second gow: Hall Virgil, Thomas Church, Thomas Arzt, Donald Sager, Dan McVicker, Glenn Pagliano, George Chubb, James Morr, Alan Troxel, Charles Phipps, a viser Bottom row: Gerald Jones, secretary, Richard Bolin, chairman, Joseph Strode, vice chairman American Institute 0f Architects Founded in 1857, this professional organization for students in architecture provides a forum for student discussion and establishes direct Contact be- tween students and practicing architects by spon- soring lectures by architects who report important developments in the field. American Founclrymen's Society Furthering student interest in the foundry indus- try is the purpose of the 200 members of the Ameri- can Foundrymen's Society. Group activities include field trips to visit foundries, a program to help stu- dent members obtain summer jobs in foundries, and a student-industry night in spring. Top row: Richard Swibold, Hiroshi Abe, Eleanor Ober, Jacqueline Jones, Thomas Katsuyama, Norman lshikawa, Roy Yamachi, Richard Westergren, Bruce Harri- son, Anthony Tantillo, Philip Locashio, Algimantas Tamasauskas, Donald Fore, Gerald Grethen, Russell Keune, Charles Kelly, Walter Keller, Ezra Dweck, l Alvah Breitweiser, treasurer, Nickolas Livingston ---far 1' ' 'lf l 1 'B'1l T'll' ff' fa L W llafw' ' I - 'fl' lhud WW? WBYne Andrews, Harold Fritsorg, Harold Miller, Irvin Schafer, David Lawson, Donald Gronert, Lee Jensen, Ronald Koerner, William Shaw, Jon Von- Achen, Conrad Arnolts, Larry Aull, Warren Edminster, Phillip Perry, Roger Grulke . n Second row: Robert Paynter, president, Julian White, Pengcheng Sun, Robert Kolany, John Nekolny, Stephen Murphy, Roger Shanks, Ted Quintas, Mario Lamen- dola, Edward Hall, James Clarage, Donald Picken, Ray Weisenburger, Frederick Miles, adviser F d N 'I M. h el Rosen, Arthur Schwartz' Bottom row: Harold Schatz, Thomas Hurnes, Richard Radel, Arthur Shaft, Gerald Orr, Tom Book, Donald Johanson, re ei son, rc a Bruce Kelly, Allen Jew, Evan Lloyd Y if if l ' l L 1 r Y fi if' 'rf 'i ' L, ' Lira . , 4 My X Q i Q X rf 5 rf . I IX.. 'ill ill: li .N Iviln I llIIl gin I I I lui Iii I'IllIlIIIIIll Nlllllflll l1i.lriiIi 'il Ilia xlllLllI.IlI I illlll 'II ll1iIlli.ll l ,J - lift I ll mimi ix lNIIllNlIlIll I I .1 .J iwiiiirlx mil llixlllim ul N l I I ' ' ' ' x 'fl lfnllllllllll ll I I ills- Iiiliihiii :ml lllxlx limi :li 51 l'il N llill iml 'ii I ii llllt lm IJ ii Il lliiim Ll 1 l ' A Off' rs-Top row: Darrell Gieseking, engineering council ygplcwnla- ice James Delaney, AIEE corresponding secretary Second row: Kenneth Reznicek, engineering council rcprescnmw, William Hartley, secretary, Kermit Heid, chairman: Lewis Hp.- vice chairman, John Kennedy, Treasurer Bottom row- Jerome Williams, adviser, Paul Schwarzlose, adviser Not in panel: Ralph Kraus., IRE corresponding secretary Ol St I-Ing mg ning :irc by ' IICCI moi cicl thc zifli livi 4.-.P Top von , ', . 1, ' J f . Solo-A lon : - f I, V ' .4 , , .I 'r ' ' A' f, lrr-rg:-nfl Hff ,,' , , Levin- fa- Q J I .- ,HV ' , lr- 'Y -'-'fC vrlhxnl Mui :ff'T ' Held, Paul Hall, Ralph Kraus, Jerome Williarni, ld' ' ' 'W' fd 'L'v have 5m.li,, Jani fmlascillfaaflffllgsii' admirer A ' eznice -'11, lllll' TOP row: EL Fillh row: l Chast, Fourth rowg Third row: Donal Second row Donal Bollbm ygw Nicm I I l representativeg Vepresentative, F12 Lewis Horn, adviser Off'cers: Eugene Chesson, adviser, John 'Olds, presidentp Richard Dix, secrefaryg Ronald Moss, iunior represenfativey Byron Marks r vice president, Alfred Hendron, senior representative, Robert Lockhart, treasurer Student chapters of the American Society of Civil Engineers are established to help all civil engineer- ing students enrich their college courses by begin- ning professional contacts and associations which are so valuable to the practicing engineer. Talks by professional engineers and discussions of engi- neering problems and projects, often illustrated by movies or slides, highlight the programs of the so- ciety's monthly meetings. A.S.C.E. is represented on the Engineering Council and its members take an active part in Engineering Open House. Social ac- tivities of the group include an annual picnic and participation in St. Pat's Ball. American Society oi Civil Engineers Top row: E Ch B M J h Old R b- L kh t R' h d D' . . . Fifth row: ll-Siatiirgjas 55.333, Mirghialel l?bleiil,ORiriey Laihe,OBi?ulce OVilarilde, Jlghiir Dieiic, Robert Bronson, Roy Allen, Algimantas Slapkauskas, Julius Lintakas, Wllllam Chastain, David Overaker . . Id b Fourth row: Douglas Schwantes, Phillip Gould, Robert Baum, Robert Lynn, Christian Andreasen, Jerry Masters, Daniel Nystrand, James Povvers, Ama Siea erg Third rgw: Igarrell Dobbs, Barry Dempsey, Richard Jones, Paul Alexander, Alfredo Carrizosa, Roy Buckner, Darrell Lohmerer, John Elliott, Davr Cement, Ona Neibel . . . . SecondDrowfdClarence Klaus, John Gray, Alfred l-lendron, William Beutier, Joseph Sidor, Alan Bobka, Tin Tun, Gustavo PBTIHO-DUQUC, Juan Garcia-Garcia, Ona Brewe' ' R bert Dietz, Robert Anderson, Frederick Bartelsmeyer, Karl Klepitsch, Dorian BON0m row: James Gibb, Gerald l-lofi, Richard Atkinson, John Sabo, Frank iiizzo, o Hams, adv' SCF --1-g-on.hd'-- --'-1, M- -Kf4:- A ' lilll W ,T,..,. . A - Q lf' h t 1 ' A Top row: Josepl top row . 4 c..l ., 5 a, s,,..,O nay '.'.f.trntn, Jenn Surnrall, Mariett McCall, Pat Cole, Ruth Diskens, Bobette Buchanan, Suzanne Martin, F lk 'S '--.- I I' wut -:t '.'l Cwft, M. -Mt R , . O er ' ,umm ,ow ' , f, r. ,,, ,,,, rj., , t3,:.f,d,lQ:.lt,q,.l,:,i,',:i,i rgggfim. Dnllman, Adele Sellers, Joanne Schneider, Judy Relchle, Donna Root, Courtney Read, Sondra Fourth row: The ' ,I V . lt Hi I lr! r- C lv fn..-.tg Carol Tonner, PM Kortlcnmp, Sandrnnnc Milleitner, Nedra Phelps Q A l P9l9V59nh wud ,QQ , , ,,, - .,t,,., , ,gl 1,-,,,l,.3,.,, pymlv John Lindberg, treasurer, Marilyn Alexander, secretary, Prof. Charles Brtghtblll, Dr. Allen Sapoyal DL Third r0W1lR'C ,i .5 ..f i'n.r '56,-, r .irr1.irr-t He-lmlmrd, Harry Valentine, Stephen Walker I b . Char log . ,- ,if rw-,.,:..., tam, Rgyrnond Froeliclt, Randall Poggioli, Robert Bohl, John Williams, Edgar Barth, Carl Hartmann, Jerry Second row- C ' ' Bottom row: RC Second low ' ill - , , , , 1 Bollom row .'. H No! in panel I ' , , American Recreation Society it lnnrtirin nl lllt' .Alllt'lltLlll Rc-ct'c':iLion matrix ls in sinnnl.nr- iiinrivst .nnong Illinois high , . l gn--r1.fw l..nt Hnllt-rid, vice president lln- li.ts sill-nil Nlllllt'lllN ln c'inlnii.n4t- intnc- clngrlilivtl incli- Xlllll.llNl'l1'llll'l lllli livltl ul lc'clt'.lIl1ill lll1lllIllLClllClll. lln' tllillllll ni-in NINJHNIIIN .1 lI.lXt'lllllL clisrilztx' :incl lnrltls lllHllllllN lllt'l'llllQs lin llltlllllklx t l4 P Ji rtr' tr-,rn Lyic- Martin William Schubert, Rollin Roselle, John Rosendahl, David Massie, Paul Anderson, Rob th - it ii rr rrznill, Alvin lollu, Allen Slglolofl, ard, Marvin Armstrong, Kenneth Ricks, James Allen, Ronald Chase American Society ol Agricultural Engineers The purpose of this nzttionztl prolcssionztl organi- zation is to promote both clirecttly :incl indirectly tltc intercsls ol students in z1gt'icultut':1l engineering by tttcni :tin to lostet' high 1J1'0liCSSiOll2ll stzniclzmls David Goss 1 1 1 g . L . :incl good fellowship among students :incl laiculty interested in thc profession. ert Martin, Herschel Top row ,uw 'r- .4 ti X .l t ,. ,, , , L wr-rl L'.r..1'n l'.:lt,-, .'.' llrnm Yr-rr, Str-phcn Wood, Marvin Gcrdes, Ea'l Evans third row l r 1 it l.vtlr1-j- emi-,vxo Hott, lmfrd Ach, Joseph Beckerman, Gary Wells, Euqene Leach, Orville Teske, Richard Provart, Robert McNabb, Earl Reinltem' ' rf' l 'f' l'l '1r- l fl N i't1f 't. l0l 't B-'tw-tfl, David Schmid, Charles Ricketts, Earnest Crabtree, Jr. ' 'J - - l . .' 'f sf . -. . a - , - 5 '-'nd 'OW H-'-' 'F - ' 9-tl '41 t'-'J' lt. ptll ' 'YO H' 'H-vid'--, .lose Dow, Carl Moats, Charles Spillman, Roger Mayhew, Wilbur Renken, Kenneth Smith, lime' l'f ' J A' -'L hilt, Vt -V I-i cl ate-ltr-r, John l'u'lCi AxJI'lY1 50 0 '.'0: tl 0 ' 2' 'Ivo-'A 'f tb--111-M-i. lu-lint.-r Nelzon, Jerry Frnschle, Arthur Muehling, adviser, Robert Reints Jr,, treasurer, Lyle Funkhouter. N ..r 4-I V 1,-ri It-. 1, rrrt Aer, klrrxz t. ltr. '-HC U -'1'dUH': Richard Eckert, secretary, John Brennan, Walter Roll, Melvin Smith or an pans ,.-r it fl -.,,, P, vfli .r.r,c,z, PM nl or-rr, V.-rnon Gillespie, Marvin Nordwall, Harry Remmers, Joe Rosenstiel Jr., Jerry Weibel, Floyd Herum, Mil- .-' 1-r t -.r .nt - 2. of L rl nit f'r-rrrftl cl..r,tnC., H,,U,,l, Am- Mer lly prot ing, provi Iwrs up-cl lll'0lil'SSl0ll ing at stun ol Merlin I' . '.h.-I TOP row: A S . Second his J Bottom 2:2 No' in Pin 268 ss ' 1 lg J .lin ff 3140 W' wall Arlan Martin Ralph Kannermier, Ronald Nichol, Richard Baker, Dean Peterson, Robert Medro vv, James DePauw Edwin Snow map Mart ' 1' :J seph IS , , In op rolflolkeprts, Bruce Becker, James Albright Fourth gow: Theodore Abell, Milkon Klayum, Alvaro lnfante, Jack Eden, Hemant Sathe, Emery Johnson, Sherril Glover, John Machia, Daniel Lenkaitus, Dale eterson Third row: Richard Adams, John Larson, Rogiert Buser, Lawrence Joiner, Egon Babler, Richard Potter, Harry Rooker, James Mauck, Gary Miner, Ronald Devaisher, Charlton Jones, Robert Bell, Burton sson Second row: Ronald Knapp, Norman Reinbold, Richard Bolin, James Faust, William Biallas, Dean Walling, Emmanuel Guyon M C r ick Jerome Mockenhaupt, Stephen Wutzke, Roger Nichols Bottom row: Robert Storkman, Carl Bodenschatz, Norman c o m , l 0 0 American Society of Mechanical Engineers By promoting interest in mechanical engineer- ing, providing technical programs to keep mem- bers up-dated in their field, accentuating the professionalism in this growing field, and by offer- 1n a student aa er contest, the American Society 3 l P of Mechanical Engineers serves its members. Business Education Club Each fall members are busy with the Central F.B.L.A. which is conference, the Illinois Area Conference of the the club sponsors. Through th club can promote greater friendship, cooperation, unity and professional growth among students and faculty in business education. Y A--...l11-1 TOP row- M if WSWS? C - .1 argaret Mort, Mary Graham, Doris Carlberg, Jennie Holmes, Sarah Robinson, we ,, SemndSl:iIeS, Audree Cassens, Cheryl Clark Elder Melva Gage, treasurer, Elizabeth Oda, Betty Bradshaw, Carol Ekstrom, Jo ce haw: Mlldfedllepfer, secretary, Betty Brentner, Elizabeth Lloyd, Jeanne ' . B nson, Marcia Crosby Carol Enrico J S Kunke' James Smnh Kenneth Gillespie, Salvatore Duspensa ' ' - ame f ' on l , Nong' gg:-l'Ronald Stablein, president, Reginald Sims, adviser, 9- Barbara Seed, Mary Jenkins, Harriet Albin QCQC O Ton rov ' Fourth row i 'I I Third row l Sc-zond row '- g,., . ,- Bottom row ' G lt ff.g.f'- in.- Nol in pan:-I 1 A t Pr' ,', i .- L..-i College v S' ' Lrg .3 e K'll n Robert Lindgren Helmer Nelson, Allan Reniche, James Sheldgn ,. ,,,,,,' ',-,nlw Lllw MqK'nwey, Thomas i ore , fl V i l'H,Nfl,m N,ii,',mL,liliq2C,',lQ 'Thomas Anderson, Charles Eastman, Michael Campbell, Anthony Pauletto, Carl Lund ., ,,,rr1iv. Q - 1 1 I Cl.lC k . ,. . fin- .fd lLi..,lQ.n i'l'iyrtai?Goldsmi1h, Leonelle Garbs, Fred Robison, William Larrabee, James Humphrey, Paul Clevenggl-I V . rf ff, jfcl, t,-,f,Q,,l,., Qcofgc Hovpard, James Hurley, Gerald Nakamura, Earle Ryan, Ronald Galowich ' I. Ig. l ff,'UN R4dmrd,SwphOnS' Charles Bowman, Kenneth Carlston, Harold Holt, Ronald Jaicomo, class pyesldemi im, t,, t-in ,,' R ly n Cohn, Victor Stone - .. rr i,.,,,.,l pa.,,y4,.i,I:l,,-:EMAlfonslo IRazzano, Regina. Firant, Margaret Scranton, Sarah McAllister, Margaret Middleton, ,, ,,-i pa, lpwlsll ,'.'.lthis, Thomas lragcr, Donald Dletemann, Carl Wrench n r. l.ir!'1--,q Knot-rw Hamilton, Charles Jones, Gary Leonardo, Richard Marblestone, Wesley Lindberg, Glenn Church, ' it Lf,--L 1-,Jr ' cl '- . l I' lm N My d Se melman, Richard Swanson, Thomas Chilcott, Zelda Derber, John East, 1 ls- .ld L- - nl, Arthur Lerner, An rew m I I , illllw,zjlu,,,CllVigIf5inC pmlwrl Byron Powell, Donald Runge, David Smith, Donald Westbrook, James Whitaker oi Law, Colombian Students' Association O Senior Class X SlIlIll l!'lHL1lllllltll lu.iinlni'i xt is In-lcl lionoring H 4 lllltv' in tln- Nriiiot l.l,is x . 1 'l'll1'OL1gl1 parties at the YMCA, an International itlni vxwlli-tl in SlllOl1ll'- XVeek, the various Latin American parties, and spe- cial social and coffee hours, the Colombian Stu- , 41 l.lx ini:-tiiigs .nr .tlll'llill'll ln nn-inlmcrs I Nllllb LX A ' ' dents' Association is able to promote a honcl ol lcl- i-tlntl llll,lllN.lllll1l'llXllN. I his Svinot Class will he lowship among students lirom Colombia who an' :ln lust I-1 gi.nln.tn- mlm lngan training in llll' new lm.-t ltuilliltllg attending the University. tap 'off if i- -iz fi- -,vo Br-mal, .AlvaroAPt-nuela, Gabriel Monge, Velez Arias, Guillermo Mayorga, Ramiro Gomez, Alfredo 5010. ' ' -L lr .'i'-if'-'ilu l'l l-1'-'ll Luis Archtla, Uladislao Prieto, Segundo Rubiano, Anibal Osorio, Enrique Rodriguez, Alberto llian th-fd vow s - l it ,-if ...f if gr r-,.vr.ifl,n., Joan Bnrrelocaipo, Pedro Salazar, Leonardo Gomez, Alfredo Carrizosa, Enrique Hernandez, Allrt'd0 N -Vi E I v '1H:4A.I:!r .i ii- .4 lJrti.n..-ea, Uldarico Posada, Vincent: Noero, Garman Yepes, Hernando Lesmes, Edilberto Otalora, Jaime Gomez, 3N0 d.:0'w P - 1 1. 11- F- i -t,i',.Lmr.mi.,f Klein, Harry Klein, Stella de los Rios, Hernan Buitrago, Marian Buitrago, Stephan Builragv. lover nouomuovi H X lug 1 Mitt: -f'rlf,y,,r.-l..., El'.Lif,, .l,'..,l.a, Gustavo Patino, Luz Patino, Tamara Patino, Alelandro Valencia, Arturo Diaz, Juan Garcia ' ' ' ' f 51'-lon. Kmlml DOW, Herman Duque, Donald Garter, Abraham Murra, Alvaro lnfante, Roberto Hernanf ' ' l N I 1' ity , fx lv if l . I - . ' ' ' ' l ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 J- - MOYUWO. Hurrtdrt YUDCS, Marlo Carrtllo DI ll no ' ' - 1 t tw! 1 I t f 4 .xi 1 Rtdwn er, Anne Carrillo, Heraldo Soto, David Saponar, Eric Klein ffl Top row: Robe Second row: Pi Blciwels: Bottom row: Nl Price, Sf Not in panel: A Ci llonnne tics rangi roinpctiti llouncil li mrs the a TOP row: Flo Second row: Bottom raw: iES Sheldon, Carl Lund' l Clevengerl 5 President, Middleton, ann Church, , John East, er ts' tnational and spe- Jian Stu- nd of fel- who are Xlfredo Soto, erto Ilian iez, Alfredo time Gomelf itrago, Jorge , Juan Garcia werto Hernan- Top row: Robert Mintz, Bri-an Cloonan, Robert Gangala, 'Richard Corbett, Stuart Brostofi, Jess Darnell, James Lytle Roger Jeffers William McVittie gegond rata: Paul Altlg, Shirleyllivesay, Helen Kleinschmiclt, Linda Kannmacher, Cheryl Clark, Rosemary Anderson, Carolyn Konneker, Mary Jenkins, Judy Bleiweiss, Kenneth Sticke . Bottom row: Mildred Hepfer, Donald Soule, adviser, Kenneth Teleen, Richard Barker, treasurer, Audrey Ostrom, vice president- John Lehmann premdem. Anne Price, secretary, Robert Hill, adviser, James Gardner Not in panel: Mac Churchill, Cass Apple Commerce Council Cooperative Extension Club Agriculture and home economics students, through membership in the Cooperative Extension Club, be- come acquainted with each other and with the organi- zation and objectives of the Illinois Agricultural and Home Economics Extension Service. Commerce students participate in varied activi- ties ranging from courses in creative thinking to competitive athletic programs. The Commerce Council publishes a bi-weekly newsletter and spon- sors the annual Industry Introduction Day. h Smith, Henry Sechrest TOP WWI Floyd Roberts, Lawrence Duevver, David Christopherson, Roger Chisholm, Rolbert Franlfffefmeil k, Second row: Barbara Strunk, Linda Mooberry, Muriel Garvin, Rosalynn Jenkins, Mary Fflpef, VlfQmla Wes 05, ' J h J k Bottom row: Robert Coffman, James Melton, Eleanor Masters, John Gesell, Sylvia Wlneland, KHTNSGV1 Re HWQTOVM 0599 ODE -W J I l l 4 1 1 wtsitx til Illinois ttnlgtttg tc':i111s1tt,cl1tt1t1' sltows a ' 1 lmitttltttt ttt li -f-,Are ...ie -- '- ge - '-44' ' at .a-, Y 1 ,4-c ' 00000 ' 40 . ', If .Q 1 --,J -if 6i C l , iw i n ' - ,f.'Q,c. . ., E-.-.:.-.:'.1. i ff ' fi :im 1 1 I iiff D0 iihb . 't7.'.'1:7,: .1 59 :: ' iz : is f' -':T'I i '1I f r-. 1' X' ---frrcfmh, + u rn :if-'f f N.: .1 - iff' 'Y i 5 'if 1:11,-A Top row- Joan l ' M J' ' M Judith w r . . ' ' Gerald Pam Thurston T f, ' ,,,, ,-,,.,.,, g ,.,,l 1,,', Q, , Dfllz-rt Dahl, Charles Heidgen, David Macomber, ' . in 5:fof,Z ,owl ,,,. 1 5 g ,,il,.-,Lf plgtitjrt 610501, Kenneth Esgar, George Muck, George Rankin, Davld Sager. Second row: M: oar-am row- ti., 1 it 1.-,li-.ri..f 1.-M., Onan, Robert cone, vice president: Paul Malveo, Joseph Helms, president I I Keller, Ja N ,I ' , J'lu Cyl-lla Howard Jansen, Richard Wissell, Edwafd Schlog' Donald Benz' James. Gulihau' Davld Henning' Reber' HEY. David Bottom row: Ro D 'n,f',,f f, 13 , ',,' Cr ,..-,.1iH,.,1Q,f' tam: Domptiy, Gene Potter, Franklin Kenyon, Gary Whirtaker, Roger Gillespie, Forrest Gillespie, Gordon Staging meyer, Sf Dairy Production Club Dairy Technology Society Interested students are aided by the Dairy Tech- nology Society to increase their knowledge ol activities and problems of the dairy industry in 11d order that they rnay enter the Field with a perspec- tive worthy of the dairy profession. A dairy judg- llii- pittpost' ol llgiitx Protlttctioti Cllulm is to ttttitc' t.iiiiltx and stinlt-nts intc-rc-sic-cl in the dairy Y . ilttlltsltfs .iitixitiiw 'lin' tlttlm spottsots the I-111- . . - ' -'-litttgitt ltottors outstzittdittg lresh- 111111 intl Nl'lliHl lllt'llllJt'lN ill thc- tlnh. ing team is sponsored by the society. l d W'tt d 's r Dr Harold Wilson adviser- David McCarty Top row lf: Hi,-I r-rt '.'.'tiitrrr-,r, .urn-z-,-r, Dr. Ernest Herrutd, adviser, Dr. Loy 1 er a vt eg i . f .. , 1 ,, ' ' ' ' Filth :owl tis.. rl tw-rtirii fr, v..i.,il ts.i...ir, John Colrney, Horace Graham, Tsung Chou, Kolar Ramachandran, Anthony Earl, Yasuo Azurna '0U l' 'OW 'l'li - l'1'i-'l -'-'-1--'W 9-10. Eldon POHIOH. Edwin TH-lmmel, Richard Heise, Michael Keenan llttvd 'Ov tilt- ll tl'-1, Wit.-rt ttnrnntirig-,'u, James Yoongren, John Hocking, John Horneier Socond row lf- rl 1.1-1,1-n,,.,,.rv Jr,.,,.uh ,'.,:,,,,w,1l' LMW Huck' Richard Kun' Wayne Larson, Ray Speckman Bottom rxow yy 1- fir my lp.--.Yrt1.-ni, ilozaph Olirrgn, Edward Lawton, George Muck, secretaryg Alben Linden, Vice pregidgnti Judirh Osborn, Dr, Joseph Tvbliii A- . tr it -'f'.'..1 ' lcv:-,il .1r.fi:rgr Students nity are cc tics lor di their tnotti so its to 11 most and : TOP YOW: Dear Kintner, Second row: ' secretar Bottom row: I Not in panel: Hall, Pt f'x i . l ir - 1 x . X I f . I , . - Q xo it' 5. 1? l 5 H - --,L- 272 V1 -. ... l ..g-:mv Ili- ' - 1-vw-4,,,., 31 -fc vw-' 4 -1. Z 5 I -.V 'N 1, s K 4 ..,, NIE A-+..4, 'M f., L 4 l ls. J.. s ' . M N-0. .i, fu..- . ... 2-.',x.5'if' ,tai-fa m- aw t . ifatf '5 1 f 1-. Frey, David aissing ety Pech- e of 'y in spec- ludg- ygeph Tobias, 1ll-'-- Top raw: .loan Waltzen, Dr. Echo Pepper, .Ira Frank, William Donahoo, Dean Trembly Counselor. Wa 5 d W.H. .I . . . ' W kb I R b f A Id, T Th N 1, .F . ' I , 1 Yne I 'H 612, I lam Wlnkm, treasurer, Thomas Williams, lll1ll,i3on,oSo9lell'nRQb?nSn, Pralil Jenslgio .Y Ugen acully advlsel' Ronald Siem' Bruce Km' Wnllam R'Cl'f'fdf Damel Nellls, Joseph Swtti, Ernest S6C0l'ldK21?Z:l ftl:gEHg3h?SlCVa'af Norma MCG'n ?f LY 'da KOOPYTISY1, GlOrIa Chin, Cynthia Allen, Janet Little, James Seybold, Robert Barrett, Charles Donnel, Leon Bottom row: Roberta E.dwirds,lgllary gegggegeiL1l,rlLeyURmcg!cier2s:yglIasmes Boen, president, Phyllis Voy, vice president, David Meiher, member-at-large, Katherine Nie- meyer, secretary, Sy via ean, Delta Sigma Omlcron Students in this University of Illinois service frater- nity are constantly striving to promote various activi- ties for disabled students and to attain the goals of their motto, To exercise our abilities to a maximum so as to minimize our disabilities, that we may live most and serve best. Delta Sigma Pi Delta Sigma Pi, a professional fraternity, admits to membership only students enrolled in the college of business administration. It is designed to meet the needs of future business men, promote ship, and assist its members in acquiring positions after graduation. better scholar- Toll rover Dean glade Jones, chapter adviser, Edwin Leverich, Paul Magelli, Salvatore Dispensa, Stanley Rothbardt, Ronald Brown, Bernard November, Danie ln ner ro Emerson Cammackl Wllllam Wallace' Wlllllgrralnllflijfice president, Henry Housh, president, David Daleiden, vice president, Eugene Costabile , Second row: William Lauer, Philip Brown, treasurer, Samue Bmomseffelafgi Pegn Willpck,I Wayne Neal f D ld S I P f W IT M M hon -row: ro. S ',R IR ,P . e, ro. aer ca p . Not In panel: Larry Bi'iil1cUeBria6i'1eCllbonfaJhlaElrneifsljeynddoLeor?rRaeivitzC:UCharles D'Ambrosio, Prof. Essel Dillavou, Dean Paul Green, Prof. Charles Griffin, Warren ' ' ' I 'I MQ er, Prof. Clarence Phillips, Prof. Thomas Yancey Hall, Prof. Robert Harvey, Prof, lrvin l-leckmann, Prof. Cecl y i s l i 1 .3 ' l A r , n 19. W 43' i,,..l, , r ' 2 ' s,- Top row' lf Lf r .i Third row: ltcrn Second row ,'.'mr3 Bottom row l.'.'illr. r Nliirlr-nts irilvir-sir-rl in rm is. mils :rnil mlrcr liclrls 1 ani. V rx H lrlrf, . -rl, ,. r 'D 3,2 4 iris fialilii - r is 5 WSI 235.2 fx 1 A grime - 2 TF gf-1 R I .cr :FW l we : err-sf --'ei f--e -f- ' ' 1 .Iv ti' LY: 'ff' .:.- I, ,sffx 5, ij L.. -Q. . M: any FN, A ,V ,'f'5r-- ,Mi x .E A ,Al 317- j . U L, 9,4 i lvwwliiklrggjhfg 5- x ,, , -21, -nf x - .x. v .,.' . ' - - W 4. 1 .- - -, , QQ. by 'gi iwgfQ,1,r1r' ' ,A C Q 1, ,. . ' . ix, .fs-. if V K 5 s , .-M ' Y- ff-.-, libs - +.e.fi A, ,rr ,fire .-, ,- 1- -z fl- iff. 7 4 if . S ' l w'.' .t l 7 1,-r Y .v Suri? 7 1, AJ' a i -FW .V-4 Th Melton, Gerald Wilson, Leon Turner, George Hall, Robert , 9 orrnlrrgr, James BUQQ, William Flynn, Omas 'rm Ear-r': Lgmwtlfl Hoi t,-, Jim Parochertr, Maurice Loman, John Burrus, Leslie Ko Filip John Rm ef' hl, Ronald Kollman, Neal Setchell, Roger Higgs, David Winkelmann, Harrison i--r Hirrlrg . , 1 ilr,r1..n r-mir:-,-r, Rcibcrrr Ed-.-yards, Roger Evans, Robert Greive, RiChard Vatthauer, Joseph Steiskal, Jerry Strohm, Larry Moss, Richard Petrowich, .Uw- xrrl Ccrwolcrrw Irrirm rnri , 1 Hlohr-rr Hr-uhm, Kellie Bycrly, Burns Sabey, Ambrose Burger, Richard Snod9f2iSS, l-GUY LEWIS, Roger Gallup, Charles Heathman, Larry Casey, Field and Furrow Club TLC CIN' ' u 4 s nl nr Clirli in llic- X'lllOlI 'lW'll'll lrrnn ' 1-rir.in Smit-lx ral Xglwiriuiiix. ilu Xin lzwrwr wan' l ivlrl inrl l'llIlUWslHrllxUls.lKYUIJSillllQlI1QtUIllK'SL, in rqrrniurnx 4-Wu rrniu-st, gi NlLlKll'lll-lIHiLllLY rollov- Xf-i--rnnrrx Llirli in ilu- slnrngg -N Rcscorch in thc lab is cncourogcd by Field 3 , M., I1 We L ond Furrow. r 3 ,,l Hoo Hool and ol zigricultu stork and 21 knowledge g grids to class yczn' were tl rniail Spring senior mem ing livestoc ln Llic sprir Spring Judi mzinsliip C- lizill game. Y! TOP row: Robe Reiners, Fourth row: Ri . Dollahor Third row: Ga Scott Mr Second row: E Gary Cc Bottom row: M 4' 1 council f Officers: Richard Snodgrass, agricu ture I B' sentative- Charles Heathman, secretary: UW is 274 1 . IM president, Larry Casey, vice president: RO? G' ' - treasurer- Burns Sabey, faculty 3dVl5ef L , 2 sri. win, N iv-yr iffif'-F I. -'z:'t9'3 , f Mi nr, r' 45,1 , . ,.,,f at , 'f-if-Q. -- f gf., .,- - 5, V ,ffgv-1 Q, , fs sag r f. . 1- G., . J l , r L JJMQ .. VW, Q ' T' ,pls VH. -I - 1ta 'rl ,J y --1 idly l ' i Q i r , V3 J ft . an 1 p h 2 1-, X322 ' , tr if'-is , 'Ui , i f 3 -' JA X ,x -, 'tn Rutger, rt, Harrison Petrowich, Fry Casey, . Su., 1- Hool and Horn Club Hoof and Horn Club is an organization composed of agriculture students who are interested in the live- stock and animal science fields. The experience and knowledge gained from this organization are valuable o classroom work. Hoof and Horn activities this year were the Little International Horse Show, the an- nual Spring Barbecue to honor the club's outstanding senior member, and the keys awarded to the outstand- ing livestock judges in Animal Science lOl and 103. ln the spring the club sponsors and participates in the Spring Judging Contest, the Meats Contest, the Show- aids t manship Contest, and the annual Senior-Faculty soft- ball game. ny., 4. 0mCel'S-TOP row: Gary Peterson, reporterp Heston Wesson treasurer: Dale Hedrick, secretary Bottom row: Philip Phar,. presidentg Donald Pinney, vice president Not in panel: John Wilson, Agriculture Council representative John Erisman Max Olson Darrell Lane Ro er Op row Robert Fay Gerald Palm Robert Srpp Leslie Kohl William Flynn Kenneth Sauers Roger Schnell R All H W kl . . emers en Uston Lawrence DUelrleR Ea!-ty CiQi2ensmWilter Younker James Gay Phil Deal John Burrus Kenneth Hunt Donald Smallwood Phi i Will lS0nfhRichariEi Petrowich Morris Luc o er H D k o a o Y B M . n omas oung Glen Guuakson Larry irt:NnChar?esI Bicldslihjdpt Marvin Espenscheid John Huftalin Robert Humphreys Richard Vatthauer Third row Gary Lawson Robert Brackebusch Roger Steg S Scott McWhinney Robert Martin John Woods econd row Bert Fringer James Walsh Kellie Byerly Ken C le B Gary Cooper Burd tte Breidenstein adviser ottom row Walter Gril-ii h Dale Helms Dale Hedrick Philip Phar Don b G 'e Wayne Blunier James Bell o William Gray Dennis Phar Lendell Dierker Ro ert rerv ald P nney Gary Peterson Heston Wesson Richard Hughes 1 K. Miki! WCG? A e council fears aryzmgggf Gimp, ntl SEV no so u ng 'Sf 3- 'I' 'h Alfred Hendron Ronald Wiker Y ' s ' ' r ' Smit , lop vow: U- 1 ,wi '.'.-:nl Fmt: Srlwfliy, Flnltp Plitlhoy-.cr, Norman McCormick, George , - . . 5,.c.,,.,4 ,W ,,, pqi,,,..,.-...r t1.ra.-.ati p.,f.rre..r, Adrian Crook, Eugene lonatov, Richard Nordsleck, Arthur Mvehltng, adviser Bono,-,-, ,o,,- yt., fm mn pw- ri--rv John Kromwicdc, treasurer: John ClartCY, C0Vf95D0 ld'n9 Secfefaw d' crctary 'V . J ' - r Nat in panel' Uri:-vt Fftnrlr-Q -f cr- prr--,tdcntg Michael Coleman, YCCOV '09 50 Engineering Council llnx rnnnril ivltirlt totnixts ol xt l1lllllll'1lClYlSCl' 5 . .intl tn., Ninth-ntx liotn t-:nh 4-iigittc'c'1'iitg soriety on ' ' ' ' 1 - to lnittjiiiyf lllJOllL1lC'lUhC1' ' ilu t tllllrllx lx rlttlti ttul tw ,H lf l rt:-riixlnlt :turning tln' xntiom rgrttiptts vitgitit-et'ittg Engineering Open House The Engineering Open House committee unilici the ellorts ol the engineering depztrtnients in onlci to present the annual Engineering Open House. This allows high school students and the general l ll ineeiin ezunpus :incl lc':n'n I ' ' V iii--nity lt lnrrtrtrttrw tln' lfngttit-t-tiitg Opt-n llousc' public' to View tie 'ng ' g .ttnl -It-annie xt. l'.ttK Ilgtll, ol' the scientific principles taught at the Utiii'et'silt. TOP 'OI' 5' f 1-vii! rtwrvmm, Pr-ru Philtio.-fer, St. Pat's Ball chairmang Robert Gibson, physical arrangements chairmang James Fortiev. f' 1 Y ' - i ll M l-'-': lrl'ff. dvilftus and art work chairman 5 o ' 'O' ' ' ' ' ' '1 4'ft Cwfll, fwneral chairman: Donald Passaglia, publicity chairrnanp John Brennan, coordinator SJ 4 i 276 itll Y' 1 E rap row: George Third row: Harold Arthur Hays Second row: Franc Bottom row: Prisc Not in panel: Rus Nakano, Al Menibersl' one who has llie club is It-llowship 21 ntcnt ol' cul toms :incl tr l0P row: Mary S V Schicmer, llttrd row: Rosal' Nancy Ovt Mary M00 Sucond row: jeg Mather, ag Bottom row: lea Yvonne B. aa? DUSE f, ie uniiies in order 1 House. 3 general .nd learn niversity. ames Fortieri I' fn HZ , ,. es, ,Ai 2 f 11375 ffg,.g,. c ,,,l. za I l i 1 :fe 4 ,fi 1 f iff , ,,7,3,,,, I ' wh f f , 'Qf'f1ffzw. -, fag, w if : ,4f,,Z:,e-. WW? f, Q 3222 x ,gfifffiif aff, ,f f g ,wjyy g , ' 'ffz if 'K 2 .f 3, f f X 1 ' Ra Fukumoto Herbert Matsunaga Charles lwai Oi Wun Young, Wayne Kide Top row: George Kometarll, Y , 1 , , Third row: Haliilold T0lsUlO, ROY KUTSUUBM Robert N3l4amU af l-HWY PlTI'1er, Delbert Anderson, Warren Suzuki, Norman lshikavva Melvin Nakamura David Shinsato Arthur ayano ' ' f gegqnd row: Frances Ebisu, Hiroshi Abe,- Jean Ehrhard, Prof. Bruce Mainous, Hideo ldehara, Helen Hikido Takashi Tsuhako Bottom row: Priscilla' Bekrganip, Amy Ilshrblgshi, Jroype glgulilla, Nancy Kim, Momoko Iko ' Nt'n panel: Russel C an, rances ge, ennet na a., aze lnada, Frank Kambara, Ath K t h, J K h' ' ' ' 0 I Nakano, Albert Naukana, Thomas Sakurada, Calvin Soohoo, Nancy Tsuhako, Reubeh Vlifbng? Roy Yiiamqgcehi,Ll5ilicreOYag,zjr?1rdio,LLA1niiy Vllgghelgo Matsui' Hlroshl ome Economics Club An organization founded to further social rela- tions between students and faculty members and to increase knowledge in related fields, Home Eco- nomics Club tries to achieve these goals by infor- mational talks and demonstrations at the monthly meetings and through picnics and projects. Hawaii Club Membership in the Hawaii Club is open to any- one who has an interest in this island of the Pacific. The club is dedicated to the fostering of greater fellowship and the encouragement of the develop- ment of cultural understanding of the social cus- toms and traditions of the Hawaiian people. B bara Hodan Ferol Parrett Florence Gegel, Elizabeth Himes, Mary Hoge, June N Montavon l0P'0W1lVlary Sullivan, Ann Tice, Patricia Helm, Allene Burtis, Alice Shoger, ar . , I , , , 5Cl1lemer, Patricia Washer, Mariorie Swanson, Nancy Turner, Bonita Duncan, Judith Heffelfinger, Helen Painter, Dlane Caflef, JO PUTT, Qfrrta lhlrdrowz Rosalyn Jenkins, Sharon Wilcoxen, Delores Gregory, Kay Bradshaw, Joan Branch, Carolyn Peterson, Jane Buland, Sarah IMCMUFTIG, Norma Strube, mr1CyMOwensg Joann Shpade, Janis Finley, Glenda Landers, Gloria Krashen, Mary Peter, Carol Wood, Bonnie VanBuskrrk, Patricia Long, Claudette Pochel, VY 0 , . . . . . . Secondldomz Jegiene gfjgerligkll Emily Howard, Rosamund Ashwill, Shirley Fragklin, Mai-garelg Allenkfarcgle Giant, Virginia Guthrie, adviser, Joanne Miller, Mary H Sr, a viser, Joan Rose, Alicia La'ble, Coena Blair, Marylan Hubbar , Mary ou oy 6, nn SWG YH I Bottomurow: Jean Eaton, Martha Kielhorn, llanet Rutherford, Joyce AG-linz, Mary Blair, Myrna Rea, Nancy DeLaurenti, Mary Watson, Carol Ufkes, Joan Lloyd, ' - - A -- .- i,i,- nAl-.,,. Da., :af afwfffyf! ffifffy 4' f ' . i ff 5 . ,f if C 211 ' l hp, -..---...- .- - t '-l . K.. 1 V if i t 37 v-' ,- x , ' ' ' 'lliam Proctor Robert Schneuling James K f L., ,, --t, t .,q U 4 ,, ,.,.,. L , ., I Thomws Claridge, Richard Costtn, W' , .r ee er Top 'ow l A C HL Al l V I U ' d asz first vice commander, Richard Dahlke, commander, James Hawkes, second vice commanderg Charles rico oliccr- Jon Erickson, Second row Vt n.t.r1 '51,.',wr, trt,,t'itr.Y-rg Donald Mag zt Farr. 'l, .,rl,t 'ant F I gouom ,ow 5: . ra, llt-rlngr: Swan, provost marshall, William Barry, Ernest Brown, Ralph Pelefson Illini Campu Amvets lllini Forensic Association The Illini Forensic Association seeks to proviclc ltnt xitrt nts ol XX'ot'ltl XYat' ll or tlic Ko- ' l l l 'xl community with more bllll ' ' ' . iruttt XXIII att- 4-litgilllc lot' ilu- Clantpns .Xnnet lost the campus anc tie oc. 4 y No. 3412. I ltr- UlQ.lllllllllHll was lonncli-cl on cainpus knowledge ol public affairs. It sponsors the Uni- ' ' in ISM! .intl lwtgttttt' alltliatt-il nationally in 1953. versity ol Illinois intercollegiate debate team, pro- ' I littltiglt int-1-rings. nit-titlms are inlorincd about vides audience debates on campus, and has weekly l . - . . . . , pttltln lans gtllvt ting stntlt-nt tc-tc'i'ans. panel discussions on YVILL Radio and WILL-El Xt. TOD row :ata ,'.'t 1.-t ..r, l-'nl rfrl Carr, Jo-onli Wenzel, Karl Cavanaugh, Dr. Wayne Brockriede, adviser third row l,.:Lt-,- l-'.tr,lt-n-tart,rtilt-nnrtlt Etorclt, Gcorqo Stratton, John Peterson, Morgan Cole, Richard McKinley, Grant Eddy, John Seymour, llmar Waldner Sr-cond row -r,l ltlttr, Ji .tp .1 ltntft-tm, l'.ilrict.i Edwards, Ruth Edwards, Janet Dubisky, Barbara Gaul, Kay Hepler, Mary Campbell, Mary Full0r'l Bollom row 'tt-tc , Horn, P.r,t,f-rt lirtrw tt.rtt, Ralph Beal, Norman Sobteslc, Alvin Wire, Richard Radell, Martin Farrell t' 1 L L - ,V l - 213 Top row: GFEQOVT Weihl, Wil Second row: Will Bottom row: Mor Not in panel: Da' lllini This loc: ized in lflsl t-ntation ol' Nletnlmerslti latulty, lic nu'mlmers. TOP row: Leonz Third row: Den Second row: D4 Bottom row: Je l ,, l W l iff? r - .z ' AQ, I , 1' V.1,,t,'jf , ,At GFSQOVY Belding, Michael Zimmer, Robert Gangala, Norman Krause, Emerson Carnmack adviser' Matthew Vigliocco Scott York David Sullivan Do aid ' 1 1 , , n eefer Top row: . , naar, charles Welhl' Wllllamlaalry P f R lo M n a ' J h if 5 drow: Wi iam euter, ro. o ert e r,.a viser, o n Ros o, treasurer, A 1 ' A d ' . - . . Non . M rrie Much, Daniel Goldberg, William Milligan, Donald Bueche, HQnCi'lfneHoLl?l?,UAllanpgzhlglldi, lgflJxtai2ciJll.E-eg Hedges' advlseri Wllllam Lauer ation v provide ith more the Uni- zain, pro- ts weekly 'ILL-TV. 'Valclner Bottom row. o ' . Not in panel: David Bollng, secretary lllini Insurance Society This local professional and social group, organ- ized in l947, has as its principal objective the pres- entation of the practical side of the insurance field. Membership totals about 35 students, insurance faculty, honorary members, and soine associate Illinois Society ol General Engineers Good fellowship and professional interest are ob- 'ectives of the Illinois Society of General Engineers l as they strive to acquaint future planners with the intricacies of the working world. Industrial leaders highlight meetings with various comprehensive lec- tures on contemporary topics. members. TOP I : L ' ' , UW e0rtar.d Waldman, John Funlqllouser' Michagl 'Shermilll3lE1ObDealeGAlll?iglaum Gerald Lauterbach, Kenneth Burch, Wilbur Knutson, Russell Reuter ' ' ' ' h d Keyzer, Robert Johnson gall-ln5oy::vDe51nlsdDXlln, John Pike, William Huley, William Di m , R S b F S Sahmonas RIC ar : ' ' ' ' r r , rancl , SVI ustm, Randal Smith, Douglas Plhl, Roger Bushjnick, Hggirql srlsfdgnti James Gaffney, vice president? James Wolff Ballon' WWI Jerry Dobrovolny, adviser, Olga Ercegovac, secretary, erry ,Q Iii Us w W , v 1 f 279 mt, ,, ., Y Y Republicans Illini Illini oung v-J l i t l 3 l f ,ffl rw W U .Siva ' .,.,., ,. , A Top row: lwrrtlri Clark, Roger Groth, Ted Smith, Al Schroeder, Jane Petersen, Mariorie Young . Seventh row: Gi-orqtf Skluniclia, William Spaulding, Medley Tornow, Arthur Fournier, David Snowden, Norman Bezane, Keith McCloskey, Edwin Snow, Ji rl tl ltiiv, Rolpt-rt Scott, Ronald Fritsch ' Sixth row: Rn, Gi'-yrfr, Norman Andersen, David Buell, Rose McGuire, Fredrick McGuire, Elizabeth Garrett, George Hegeduis, Horst Seyferth, Alice Millet, Sl'--tlittw f,'.:li1,-r Filth row: J. C Ren.-rs, 'x'.'1lli.iitt Bier, Frank Miles, David Ahlberg, Robert Reuss, Robert Smith, John Means Fourth row: tt.-l-. tt--lien, l.'i.irtiia Oehnilre, Fred Michela, Joann Cleary, Barbara Druhan, Douglas Porter, Donald l-luizinga, Thomas Ewald Third row: Jolir. lr-lwiimnrt, Philip Myers, Jerry Thompson, Kenneth Traum, Garland Borne, Brian Carey Second row: Amt- Shorter, Sara Wold, Mary Brodd, Barbara Pollack, Janaan Olson, John Ames V A - 1 Nels n Gr'-rnmels, Raymond Schroeder, Lawrence Lincoln, Andrew Urban, Ruth Olson, Cora Grabill Bottom row Jury Dobvoyony, o c Ollicon-Top row: Roller butiti, treasurer, Al Schroeder, vice president, Jr-ri-,r Dcilitcyulity, lnculty .idviserg Roger Groth, publication chair- nsii, Bottom row: li-i-..i'rl Clark, nu,-inlJersl'iip chairman, Mariorie Young, 5 liliri!,' rt..i.rin.in, Jariigt Pi,-terst-n, secretary: Ted Smith, president 'St AW 5 ARD or M , or n.t.ttiiiig L ' , IBSQ 5 . 'a R 5 280 Stimulation ol political thought and devel0p- ment ol luture party leaders are tenets of the plat- lorin on which the Illini Young Republican Club is hzised. Political interests ol the organization are keyed to local as well as to national and interna- tional zilliiirs. Membership is extended to all stu- dents ztnd they are invited to participate in 21 Vfifletl' oli lively lunctions. Not only it the prolessio incrrf OIT th rltzipter ol tl members. Hi through this with their fit The hrst pu well informf ol' business. meeting is ti inent in sor cuss pertine jects relatei highlight W tltcx' visitee thztndising t Top row: Mr. S Ronald VN Seventh row: V Robert N Sixth row: Tom Groemlini Fifth row: Boy: Miller, R Fourth row: Ric Robert C Third row: Wilt Vance, D Second row: Ja Miller, Ji Bottom row: D. Thiel, De i l l 'i lwin Snow, Alice Miller, develop- the plat- can Club ation 2111? l interna- o all stu- , a varietl' L Illini Marketing Club ,,,a mpm-ff J Notonly is the num ixrarketing Club the largest of 'fthe professional organizations in the College of Com- e on this campus, it is also the largest college CfC l P. iliiapter of the American Marketing Association. The , Q igmembers, almost all marketing majors, are seeking fthrough this organization to become better acquainted i with their faculty and with the entire marketing field, L he first purpose of this club is to keep its members il' ell informed about current happenings in the world business. An outstanding feature of each monthly i 4 effing 15 the PTCSCMHUOH Of a'SPC21kef who is Pfom' omciiiiiafiilUgi2hei22fri?6feiQi3fUfi2'fiai1ohcihsf,iinah'23 'iliiiliiml 'nent in some phase of marketing. These guests dis- flL'fegres?jjrQ,e'f Special events Chaifmenf Rfbbeff Lewis' L tcuss pertinent topics and present their views on sub- Q Q jects related to the group's interests. This year's fhighlight was a two-day field trip to St. Louis. There 3 ' they visited several large manufacturing and mer- Q chandising concerns. l V 'loproavgnxlgV?lcalRierNgrd:,istZia::ofjarliigvtgfuslllaufigjym, Prof. Richard Hill, Donald Ayers, Arthur Morgan, Martin Owens, Gerard Nugent, Richard Dubberke, SeventhRo?g:r: Alkgm1aenJVsLa,mZrnCD:gdtEeirne2'SQ Dan Angelus, Leonard Messineo, Roy Watkins, Tsutomu Tokunaga, Warren Creviston, Tom Vierk, George Balasky, Sixth rg:2erIl?mgFerguson, John Locke, Ron Wiker, John McClory, Roger Bielefeld, Alan Frazelle, Robert Cook, Peter Weiss, Neil Wiley, Paul Querns, Robert Fifthr?WxmeIlsoigZslvgrY1l??Ird,R5LtgTg airmail, Richard Barker, Larry Taylor, Edward McGrath, Charles Abercrombie, Terry Putman, Raymond Hubbs, Charles Founhlxl:g1RECg?!gnCcj2iLrgsTiismczs Gallagher, James Kelly, James Keefer, Keith Ryan, Robert Smolenski, Ardeth Clawson, Nancy Wilt, Shirley Livesay, Third rsgvricllligllg gigggtin, Juel Lee, Fred Wham, Richard Mueller, Joseph MacDonald, James Smith, Robert Brotherton, Brooke Kelley, Elizabeth Oda, Richard sewndlvmfgg -lJ3olT1i5El:3!gg?6, John Mount, Walter Guyer, Joel Segall, Maurice Roth, William Rotz, Ellen Andres, Beverly Schmaedick, Morley Johnson, George h l Brown, John Lehmann, Audrey Ostrom, Milbert Deener, Robert Lewis, Bernard Bollomjvvtfrl David Biba, Frank Biba, Richard Lee, Kenneth Helmich, C ar es ?l1-n- u l A . i . - V ' in tl J' :Q ,.. T7 'sv 5 fw ,rc N, 47 me - ' h Z' l , J d'th Roberts, Patricia Harper, Georgia Lurie, Dolores Johnson lli Y in Healy Suzanne Gowsel Adllenne CelllUrxlv'eldeJflllGailllgrrilundl l3arbara Lindh, Janet Lantz, Susan Shackter, Rosalie Moss, Coralie Hirsch, Nancy Top row: e es. , Thiyd wwg Dr,-time Cortright, Susan Packard, Martha Wo en , 2 S mndZ,yl:ndGhdfS Zirbey Heyen Rash Jane, ranstey Meredith Magenheimer, Ruth Halligan, Karen Schloemer, Tania Stringer, Elizabeth Ainsworth, Sherry Lund, C Y I 1 i I I ' Lmdll mlm ' 'd t- Claire Kaplan president, Nadine Everett, recording secretary, Barbara Boozer, treasurer, Helen Hikido, corresponding Bottom row: Linda Bezdek, vice pres' ent Secretary, Ncdra Phelps, adviser Institute ol Aeronautical Sciences The purposes of this national professional organ- l d of the theory and for students inter- llli-Sota llit' liigliligltt ol the year for this occupational J to the University of Illinois ization are to provide know e ge Jractice of aeronautical sciences l ested in the field, to provide fellowship for mem- bers, and to act as a medium between students, lac' ulty and professional men. tlic-tzipt gruttp is at trit liiispitgil in Clltii ago. The club sponsors Career Day, ltgnls Day :incl Nlotlic-rs Day exhibits, and learns gilnnit mitipgitiottzil tltcrapy by discussions, trips to liiigil liospitals. :incl sc'rt'ic'c projects. hh l Robert Patrick Charles Miller. Top row: Paul Payne, Thomas Knies, Earl Dowell, Richard Nordsieck, Marvin Kempf, Kurt Koehler, Thomas Boren, William Eic OZ, , I I Kvttltvllt E-tslvy, Donald Musholt, Henry Timmer, Gary Grody, James Clauson, Richard Davis, Harry Ekstrand, Harry Sauerwein, Robert Farquhar, Wtlltam Hainittond, Don Weiry, Raymond Adler Third row: William Casey, Tom Dziubala, Charles Strom, Ollie Ragan, Richard Hill, William Baker, Sherman Arnold, Robert Andris, Theodore Beck, William Kruse, Phillip Gchebcr, Ronald Schmitz, Alvin Buggele, Henry Stillwell Second row: Richard White, Richard Blontgren, Ronald Johnson, Kenneth Baud, Ronald Urban, Leon Knowles, Warren Fulkerson, Saunders McCord, Claude Johnson, ld-.-.tn Goozr-, Roger Johnston, Bill Boyd, Carlos Buitrago , Not in panel: Prof. Harry Hilton, adviser A, v-uni ,, y 282 -,qw XX X. P 5 i ki i' ll Top row: Nancy F Second row: Jenna Bottom row: Carol l: M I Not in pane ar Thespian united by m orclinate the versity Thea stimulates g lor member TOP row: Kennetl I Smith, Get Third row: Allan Linse, Floy St.-cond row: Wal Harley, Ck Bottom row: D93 F ,, irsch, Nancy Sherry Lund, :rresponding CES tal organ- teory and :nts inter- for mem- ilents, fac- Iharles Miller, uhar, William Villiam Kruse, aude Johnson, 1, . '-QQ :4:1.:-- :1-f ,f 97'-',e ., V ::,.,,- 3 ,ff ?,,-fgyy eff' ..-f-'FFT W ,f ' 1 - sv f J' 2 s . X , 6255- .3 L I' A r.r..,,X , 4 ' ' !a,fj,, , . 9:1555 if-r . X . l 4 I , N! 4 A ,JW r ,,,,, 'f .n'fJv , 9? ig! sz? f 1 :Ie f QQ ., ,Y ,443 ,, I V A . Q i N c Friedl John Corliss, Ronald Winchell, Ina Starr Www: Frly Vaught, Carol Hay, Ruth Hoogerwerf, Linda 'Bond Serond row. enna g Q . Bottom row: Carol Robison, Diane Thompson, Carol Green, Merrill Hahn, Elsie Robison - N Boldt, Judith Belt, Jean Draegert, Ann Sognetest, Evan Buck, George Swift, Catherine Miller, Pat Freehill, Joseph Scott Not In panel: Margaret Helno, ancy Mask and Bauble Thespian artistry and theatrical ingenuity are united by members of Mask and Bauble as they co- ordinate their activities under the auspices of Uni- versity Theatre. Acting and working on stage crews stimulates greater appreciation of theatrical rigors lor members of this honorary society. D niel lsacson Necdet Sunay lvars Freimanis, Kent Brown, Do Mineral Industries Society Faculty and students in the Mining and Metal- lurgical Engineering and Petroleum Geology cur- riculums enjoy monthly meetings featuring semi- technical lectures related to their field. These meetings promote better understanding and fellow- ship among its rneinbers and future members. nald Hise, Fred l0P row: 'Kenneth Kamber, Dr. David Lieberman, Tom Follensbee, Bill Brzegowy, a , 1 mild Smith, George Morris, Ray Anderson, Arthur Forsyth, Thomas Read 1 , V row: Allan Eckel, Darryl Albright, Robert Stusrud, Arthur Schmidt, Gabriel Forero, Alfred Bontigllo, Daniel Stoltz, Ronald Sprague, George Roman, onne se dlmsef Floyd Wright, Rudom Wuerker, George Eadie, adviser l J Sw WH, WU FOW: Walter Bruckner, Robert Biller, Dean Rogeness, Frederick Mueller, Miguel Garza, Carl Weiss, George Grunewald, Thomas Brown, ames 1 er, n lam Harley, Charles Clark Ahmad Hariri , . dt Flo d Dollerhide, Kenneth Wood, Richard Lotter, James Yanclk B . ' . Oltom row. Dean Baseley, Marshall Meyer, Gene Wine-land, Thomas Stou , y I 283 at 'fi-be T 5-4- te- 'i, A ,as t-'Qi' ill cus an . :V arf .. i :za Hart ' ' A .Qin W A 'i ' ' P' ' S ' J ' Ch i shaaock Top row: Jognplt Scott, Mary Arbenz, John Swanson, W'ebster'Smalley, Clara Behungerie C3133 Elizabeth Hiller Norman Myers, James Morgan Second row: William Summers, Barbara Burrnan, Qenevteveulltchardaort, Bdovfnli Eklrfgahoff ' ' Bottom row: Jtfsze Summers, Margaret Heino, pa 'C'a Ffeehtll, president, I lam Not in panel: Gi-orqe Swift, secretary-treasurer National Collegiate Womens Pltysical E . Majors Club Provisions for professional guidance and experi- ence lor women enrolled in physical education. dance, health education, and recreation are matic available by the Club. Two of the annual activi- ties are a Homecoming and a Play Day for high school seniors. Xl tht tht itcr nl National Collegiate Players, , I : ' at . . ' ttstgtlilisltt-tl in 1022 heads the list ol 52 such organi- flllllllla at nicest-tit. This is a clrzttnatic l'ratei'nity stptntlittt as qi tollt-gt' unit lot the betterment ol' the coffee hour for alumnac l- tlitxtltt' in .Xtnctitzt by l'l'HJglllllllg' thc best creative t-lltitts in ttillcgt' tlt.tttt.tttts. W ' d f Nanc Weaver Judith Franzen Virginia Seiler, Ann Whiteley, Carolyn Tillema, Jeraldine Young, Ruth Top row: Doris Sherer, Sandra Zalewski, Karen ein or , y , , Wi,-thl, Sue Mittcndorf, Joel Willis, Carole Ollie, Valerie Vogel, Arlene Dothum Third row: Sheila Enirnerntan, Barbara Evers, Jolene Lansen, Dorothy Dommermuth, Jean Ikeda, Karen Anderson, Gloria Wibiral, Phyllis Piotrowski, Sarah Wrobltei L.-note Kagan, Margery Hamilton, Mina Maish, Katherine Jackson, Alberta Zelinski, Marlena Baldridge Second row: Nancy Parker, Roth Joiner, Jean Bower, Sara Bockwinkel, Nancy Hurry, Mariorie Souder, Janet Lindner, Betty Oakwood, Mary Ryan, Linda Sorrellt. l.'l.tri,' 'Htlltnttis Bottom row: Bonita Snyders, Shirley Lewis, Zelinda Bennett, Virginia Howard, Janet Greenberg, Joyce Wold, Ann Brown, Linda Hibbott, Bonita Bowrom Kathleen Tooltigy, Martlia Huxtablc, .loy Walsh Not in panel: Carlotta Btelteldt, Marsha Kain, Linda Renkes, Judith Bayer, Patricia Albee, Barbara Bradburn, Simone Drake, Marlene Moll, Peggy Meredith, Sarah Gttnznn, Patricia Dunn, Nancy Swikle, Joanne lnness, Lois Nestle, Marilyn Rank, Patricia Burnstein, Rosemary Grace, Caroline Christensen, MafY Kennel' fit-rl -H-1 KYULH. MOHOYIU SCNIIDD, Marie Orv-fig, Donna Bell, Betty Kastran, Joanne Morasco, Eleanor Storm, Barbara Conant, Jewel Haug, Barbara Fl999Nt Jtirlith Krtrlil, Ni.t.Jref,n Charles, Denise Hile, Judith Craft, Carol Fredricksot, Joanne Nernec, Jean Schurnaker, Hildegard Schroeder, Ruth Dechant, Terrv Cohn, F-Toth Haddler, Enid Levinson, Carolyn Fleming, Kathryn Deneen, Ada Ross, Barbara Patterson, Sharon Williams, Kay Kirk, Louise Volkstorf, Barber! Verity, Kirtltertne Hatnudur rl A s 4 ' p..,,, 284 L x ,Nfl .raise at 9 s-ns - ,J - S is, sus23S fiig- a-ENG 11 3 as 1 .1- agcsss . il 'ff il -X we , 5.x'1'.asaii 53 ff,.:l99' i t ' .it it ,TEES --sv ' X also Y 'E is ,-iq t , i , ti so , 'fi ' -regatta ga ' . f t V ,Q 1 t, 4 Jia.. Asks . ii X. S tu L X . . - s s Top row: Clark Bi Third row: Prof. l O, Ftelde, secretary Second row: Prot Bottom row: Don Five fraterni weather in t f v ,i J fr, ,. I T Q Q- 1, Ed. nd experi- education, are made iual activie r aluninae ne Young, Ruth , Sarah Wrobke, , Linda Sorrellsf Jwron, Kathleen Meredith, Sarah , Mary Kenney, Barbara Fleegefr Dechant, Terrv alkstort, Barbara , , v '! GC7Ta X 'F-345 B6 A d Toth Peter Lendrurn Orlando Cabanaban Brian Whittenkeller, John Ripley, Frank Raymond Jerry Re E t Phl son ro Top row: Clark Butts, n rew -, . , l , Third row: Prof. Driver Lindsay, Brian Larson, vice president, Robert Drews, William Cook, William Shaw, Thomas McCoy Wayne Ottoson rns I :pp O. Fielde, David Dobberman, Robert Lrtvan, Robert Kennedy, Max Schmidt, Robert Amico, Prof. Gabriel Guerekian David Bash Larry Adams Henry Bahr secretary h D A - U Second row: Prof. Phillip Lewis, Anthony Tantillo, historian, Lawrence Williams, Fred Moyer, Kenneth Wagner, treasurer Theodore Mularz presi en Bottom row: Donald Evanson, Neil Frankel, Larry Ray, Prof. Frederick Miles Scarab Fraternity Sketch Hike, an annual spring picnic-type out- ing with wives and dates, highlights the school year lor members ol this professional architectural fra- ternity. Karnak Temple was the name given to the original fraternity upon its founding in l909 at the University ol Illinois. Five fraternity men are well dressed for Champaign-Urbana Kay McLey, Carole Stackhouse, a t the Chi Omega trio, perform one of their numbers weather in their Stunt Show act. 0 l Sc , 1-, A 'ft ,: Q 3 J, : ': ,. , I get Q2 'I 'l ' J --' H lx i E I n Rimprccht Carolyn Brash Barbara Westbrook, Patricia Bur .RL 1-Vi ifgiaftfs nsrein, Joan Ernst, Roberta Grimes, Lindley Crouch, Arlene Cullen, Roberta Coburn Top row: 'vuy it - A, 1 , Third viii?ltbiiifilrlilfcxilyric:golf-dallireriincycllgeterson, Joan Anderson, Janice Keren, Judith Buehler, Suzanne Gourse, Sandra Marlin, Barbara Auble, Eleanor Storm, Margie condgibliiclldoihilolib lilgcilwdjilace Papendick, Nancy Wilder, Toby Wiley, Frances Barnburg, Willis Ward, Joanna Zubaty, Judith Krubl, Laura Quinn, Miriam Donath, BottornilrlolwllcJtllliilirl3?ehiw, Phyllis Fox, Bonnie Auble, Carol Flamm, Janice Dunlap, Caryl Campbell, Elynor Keyser, Hedda Stark, Sue Manley S h ' , Harry Fara, Richard Szwiec Not in panel: Robert Bohl, Doris Ornstein, lvon c eier Omron-Top row: Toby Wiley, Joanna Zubaty, Judith Krubl, Willis Nrird, iid-mar-r Bottom row: L.iur.- Quinn, Francis Bamburg, Miriam Donath Not in panel: ll.irb.ir.i Flevger gk . V' I, tw as C ll' 5 1 .- V 7 v-.. l . J . -' 286 Men and women with membership in this or- ganization are offered an opportunity to ex- press themselves by means of creative dance study, composition and performance, and, also, they have an opportunity to stimulate an appre- ciation and an understanding of the art ol dame in the community. By participating in the var' ious planned functions, members can luiiliut' ioster their own standards of performance. First. however, members must obtain in through tryouts and by showing an in terest in the art of dance. ln conjunction with the on I Festival, Orchesis, each year, spo 5 one concert, the proceeds of which go mtoia scholarship fund used to send one or more of 15 members to study dance during the summer months. Participants in this spring concert Pre' sent their own creative work. The name Orchesis is taken from the Greek embersliip tense in- C tem Jorary Arts nsors at lC1lSl word meaning movement. From this same Wofd' as modem was derived what is known to US dance, an exciting outlet for creative impulse This form oi expression is based upon the nat' ural movements of the human body and upon the universal controlling factors of time, SPM' and energy, Incl The India I giiniration witi miitacts among siiv. lt fosters grains designe iizmding. ln ilw Fourth Cc Nlidwestern U giucnded the tlliarge d'Aflai ul' honor. Th tion on Auguf who were the with the Farr gilllll,1lllOll cel ,Xugust l5, ll piiigiaiii in tl TOP row: Manyam Ramesh Saxe Third row: Rama Ki Gopal Chdur Shanti Kham Second row: J, Jag murty, vice Chatorai, Mi Bottom row: Jagan Pravinchandi yi. ,, ia .it Qi l I r ' .ef ti ,Mn ,Q 1 t,g',sQ y . . d , I g India Stu ent l 2 . . , 5 Association The India Students' Association is a social or- iberta Coburn, Storm, Margie Airiam Donath, ip in this or- unitv to ex- eative dance ce. and, also, ate an appre- 3 art ol dance g in the var- ran lurther finance. First. membership n intense in- nporarv Arts isors at least gh go into 21 or more of HS the summer 5 concert PW' om the Glfek is same word- , motlefll ve irnpUl59' on the TW' ls and UPON ce, IS II tri III if I time, Wa E ganization with the general purpose ol developing the Indian students at the Univer- intellectual, cultural and social pro- desi ned to promote international under- grams g ndin .In une, 1958. the association sponsored contacts among sity. It fosters sta g I the Fourth Convention ol Indian Students ol the Midwestern United States. More than E350 delegates attended the convention. Mr. I-larishtvar Dayal, Charge d'AfIaires, Embassy ol India, was the guest of honor. The Association also arranged a recep- tion on August 2 for the South-East Asian Students who were then visiting the campus in connection with the Farm Youth Exchange Program. The or- ganization celebrated India's Independence Day on August 15, and presented the Festival of Lights program in the fall. Left to right: Chalam Metra, president David Dodds HGUYY. President of University of lllinots Harishwar Dayal, Charge d'AHaires, Embassy of India and guest of hOf'1OI'1 L. R. Sethe, cultural artache, Embassy of India h D v Raheia Paramesw Aran Suresh Chandra, Satish Jha, O. P. S. Sin Top row: Manyam Srinath, Onkar Srivastava, Sunkara Rao, Sushil Gupta, Raiinder Sing , e , , Thirdfarnesh Saxena, Zile Singh, Laxmikant Joshi, Chatorai, Jai Krishna, Mori Moolani, G. S. Lavania, Laxman Singh, Ariun Aggarwai Ow. Rama Krishna U. Rao, Dhirailai Desai, Joseph Xavier, Venkata C. Chalapati, Darshanlal Wasan, Yeshwant Nene, Bhalchandra Karlekar, Rarnmohan ao Gopal Chdudhury, Manesh Shrikant, Nani Chakra-ferry, Dwarika Singh, G. V. Desai, H. N. Ghosh, B. B. Chatteriee, M. D. Misra, Raniit Dhar, Yedatore Rao S dShanti Khanna, Devendra Gupta ewn ww: J-Djaganhadhan, Bhubanananda Ray, Murty Rao, Saroia Metra, Prabhavati Krishnamurty, Rama Krishnamurty, Lakshmi Krishnamurty, G. G. Kris na party, YICE president, Venkata C. Metra, president, Robert Schuiteman, Dean of Foreign Students, Promila Gupta, secretary, Krishna Mehra, treasurer Boho auffali Mlmlpalli Sarma, social chairman, Anand R. Kelkar, Asok Kar V I h y y 'T' WW- Jagan Krishnamurty, Amika K. De, Janeshwar Upadhyay, Ved Dewan, C. R, Gangopadhyay, Debaiyoti Aichbhaumik, Bharat Bhatia, Dayal Motlramani ' Deb endu Ghosh Pfavinchandra KaDakia, Dhananiay Patel, Amita Bharfinst Bhattacharyya, y FB 1, -. 5,-12. L . 2 l Stim ert Donna Neely Sally Osborne . . t. 1 F k , Ph ll' B k , J d'th Kannmacher, Shirey p 1 t f , , , I szlaarlfiviasllmgrligfasotgclldac Marly Eablilsril Milly' Arndt, Mada Beauchamp, Barbara Laprrteron, Marcia Crosby, Karen Strock, we president: Ann Price. president, Linda Kannmacher, secretary - , A k M ', 1 . Bollom row- Ralph Muon' Club Sponsor' Jac alcacg rgasblrel Hardy, Joan Hottes, Janet Schleper, Suzanne Schuettner, Martha Sklles Not in panel: Barbara Duncan, Anita Elder, Carol Enrico, ar ara The Secretzttsiztl Club strives to aid its members by provicliiig ott-tltc'-job trztining in twenty-hour work wc-cfks coot'clinzttc'cl with reclucecl zicademic logtcls. ,X lmtisiitc-ss lcztcltct' ecluczttiott or secretarial tiutining inztiot' may quztlily lot' the program that olli-ts gin opportitttity to c-ztttt wltile learning. Society lor Advancement Ol Management A tour of an Illinois industrial plant and guest speakers from Midwestern businesses are two ways the Society for Advancement of Management stim- ulates student interest in management. Membership in University of Illinois chapter is open to all inter- ested students of sophomore standing. Tap row: Chat Second row: I Bottom row: l Top row: Ronald Ulm, Robert Denomy, Gerald Gersey, William McDermott, Robert Boscher, Lester Barnes, Ronald Day, Frederick Pratt, Thomas MacNeish, Joseph Kloinia, Glen Goodwin, Arthur Bretscher, Fred Anderson, Joseph Epkins, Jerry Stout, Charles Leung Third row: Edward Lee, Rooer Jeffers, Thomas Hagerty, Gerald Hudson, Harry Sachrison, Henry Weistart, Thomas Liston, Virgil Reed, Howard Jenrte, Clarence Rep.-esenfaf Jackson, James Phillips, Matthew Pedote, Charles Thomas, Elmer May, Lawrence Baggerly, Jan Jongbloet im Ort t ' Second row: Marvin Newport, Leslie Shatter, adviser, Tee Biermacher, treasurer, Juel Lee, vice president, Shirley Livesay, Rosemary Anderson, Ronald Bolda, sec- D an l rulfiry, Charles H.-tgener, presidcnt, Charles Philblad, vice presidentp Ronald Wiker, Prof. Merten Mandeville, adviser Bottom row: Franklin Gurney, Albert Ashurst, Richard Ehrman, Leslie Hofzfman, Gerald Brodsky, Ronald Groemling, John Phillips, Ranse Kesl, Jack Snader Not in panel: Richard Adams 288 Ann Price, ent l guest 'J ways t stim- tership l inter- sh, Joseph 1, Clarence Eolda, sec- gt, S x ,V I , ,W -an exams mme :Mem f rf I I B... t ' Top row: Charles Lewis, Leonard Peterson, Bobby Scheller, Dennis DeLaura, George Miller, Duane Harwick, Joseph Wiswall, Philip Bowen Second row: Adrian Crook, Paul Payne, Richard Maxwell, Silas Strode, John Freeberg Bottom row: Donald Bailey, Arlan Martin, Norman Reinbold, Robert Screen, Hemant Sathe Society of Automotive Engineers Vlie Society ol Automotive Engineers strives to qnclugtint students in this Held with the professional Qtsper tx ol :intoinotive design, development, and re- st-xtrili. Nlentlaers compete in presentation of tech- nit :tl papers. Outside speakers ure regularly invited to IJl'k'sL'llL new idents in meetings. Representatives to the Model United Nations seriously ponder A fYPiC3l Illini Organization man fakes time OUT ffom his bUSY important issues concerning world peace. activity schedule. 341117 289 flirh SP' W.S f 1,1 llnu ki'X I.. 32.11, ll'Illll .M Nk.llll . Hmm-1 .mms In mslulv lln a1mlm1gg1.r .am HI ll ,1r1llll.11I Rxllll ull V- lmplmi !',!NLl'lll.l1 s .nl .nn U Womens Sports Association f rf Q x n f f Jfhfj W k I- 'UHIHH ,V .tl 'HQ-IH ,,iCl'i-ed s A Activities Fieldhockey basketball vollexlyill lencing 'oll' 50 all tennis, tumbling apparatus bwclinin n ice skating 'ire 'nnong the activities olle' r ie Women s bports Association. The Ol'0 ll1.',' - ' aims to provide recreation 'ind to prom dersliip through sports progrnns. .All gradua 1undergr'1du'ite women 'ire eligible to Jar- 'Pate in the varied events. I 'ultlition to ' Days with other colleges 'intl universities. In th Pfmg, trophies are awzwdecl to winners ol each ' the basketball vollevball 'incl bowling tourna- ments at an Awards and Inst'ill'ition Dessert. To We S' ' I ls y 1- ' , 4 ' i g v l I , , s '- 4 1 1 1 to , and i .N 1 k - red by tl 1 or lltl tion L ' me lea h k 1 C te -.- ixs Bk C L L K I . s UU L 7 N n . N .1 regular intramural progrznn. XX .bn-X. sponsors bports D 4 6 'V Qp i ' r tug 5 . . . ol li i f L ' L s ' ,.,. . . . . . . Q iams i i L 1 T Greenberg ldine Young ' 1 encourage membership. XV.5.fX. 'iwirtls '1 trophv to the house that has the highest percentage ol par- ticipation. ll','0u're doing homework for P.E.W. l23, or if you're just relaxing, :asletball is challenging as well as fun. lt's not as easy as it looks to gain poise on the balance beam. This W.S.A member makes it look like an interesting diversion. it , ff, v I. 'f 4. on The flfl mcqijef. Members of W.S.A. are aided in gaining skills in many team sports. l-lere during a time-out girls get pointers on volleyball. 291 reel' Q X, . nv X, ,M 4, . l 1 0 I A Student Industrial . of l. Floriculture Engineering Society Club ' i ' NIIN ulllllnm ln tiling in mil-tm ilu uiiiui I ' 1 in -il ilu lili mm .ui-l lm 'ul lm ilu in mix lllrrll Nlmiimix ilu' i.u1iilnu+ ,ol 'D , ' ', 'xlluq' ul llutxflt ii, X 'I xr x W A 1IX.lllll' nl X.lllllll.ll Illini-1 XX'i'i'L .mil .NMS HF' :0':' ilu-iii l'llllNl uluili ilu l'ii1u-unix ullvh mil: If H--'Aww L ft..n 0 lfllllIlllNlN'Illll1'Nlllt ul llllIl1llN v- ln Sunni! low 'Jniil luliom row Y' I J f'l l'v i 1 1-I TA , 1 1 15 f R A ie' , ' ,- -4 -a , .4 Q ,X X? Vx E I, F - X i 3 ' . an if -0 ga 41 i 5.1, T! 'lr' We, Jon Dickson homas Rossing, .ouis Antonelli, Zel le, Bernard UTC community flowers i11 campus ob- assists in a Ts each fall O I I Q K Religious Crganization XfVit11 st dent ' l C 1 ' - . lau hter andl cliatlerubnldslileogleiilm prayer at 3 mldweek VCSPCT SCfV1CC, with the 4 c L I - . , , ,g d 1, '15 ff5VCH1Hg supper gatherings, with the triendly smiles an warm welcomes ot tl1e toundation open houses-with 311 these We see tl1e value and functions ot religious organizations on our campus. These groups, Latholic, Protestant, or lewish, l1ave as a common goal the greater em phasis of religion as an essential part of a student's life. D t' ' t this end one as Ject f 1 1 -k - ' evo-mg time and elfgrt O , 1 1 0 t 16 moi of these students is to provide valuable service for the campus and co1111nun1ty in their several assistance and charitable projects. O11 these pages are pictured the members of these groups-fellow Illini who strive for a developmentlin college years that includes not only the strenuous academic and tl1e rollicking social aspects, but also the changeless comfort and guidance of tl1eir campus church. Baptist Student Foundation This organization seeks to Fill tl1e spiritual needs of students, laculty, and stafl. Through fellowship in worship, study. evangelism, and missionary outreach, it nurtures a Christian iaith relevant to each indi- vidual, to our university community, and to the world. Top row: James Reiter, Kenneth Kreitner, Richard Stumm, Ronald Schmidt, Charles Liang, Richard Jacobs, Robert Taylor, Robert John I Sh Ch Fourth row: Harold Harris, Homer Dyal, Maran Ding Wa, Ralph Love, William Fedderson, James Elliott, .David Hoover, Robert Fry, James Car , Mou u ao, Richard Reichelt, David Berry, Adolphus Dabney, Kendall Cole, Donald Nelson, Carl Schuetze, William Magnuson H Q k D. CHI Third low: Raymond Duewer, Wayne Lundberg, Robert Hansen, Frederick Bunning, Jeanne Bleuer, Marilyn Hawkins, Evelyn Reeder, Maggargtl yln Ii lanes h 1 iii, Carol Wysup, Carol Barrett, Dorothy Wood, Amelia Boozer, Mag' Cgionnor, Judith McClane, Danielle Burton, Sandra McCaslin, San ra pitzer, anice c ue , Yu-Lan Chang, Jerry Hogan, Riley Walters, John Hall, Dennis ra en h , , . Second row: Cordell Reed, Dell Rogers, Bobbie Murphy, Sylvia Jackson, Juhdith Roudez, Mary Corliss, Erb Blakney, Bennie Young, Mildred Stanley, Ruby Minton, ll ll Anna Boug an ' ' S' mie Blakney, Philip Young, Angela B H Martha Johnson, Mary Sue Wedegaertner, Jean P i ips, I M H ld H R h d Corhss John Rogers lm - ' ' ' ' o er, ic ar f 1 , O om row- Manfred Rong' Donald Lmdholm' John Meme, Damia Oiitqerr, Sohald Vllledegaertner, Robert Phillips, Charles Hall, Peter Knight, Haydn Ambrose, Young, Albert Stanley, Arthur Adams, Stanley Scholl, Davi ne Al Rrniinh ya Christian Science Organization Ba ' Nllliill I Ivilijlwllx .-iii?-iilliiw 1 , Hliiil lliulixllllx iil ' W'-if iii iii -.ill . itil Rabbi Rudmvsky. L -!i,i1M ' ' H '- ' - ' ,-,. -,, .'.., . i Q 1-, 1,'f,. ' Q Y 1 n lXlI row George Teramoto Lowell Hedges, Max Sinkler, Norman Virden, Gale Hill, Harold Murphy, Archie Hooser, Buan Smith l T Z 1 Bglllom row: Judith Gabel, Mary Gabbert, Deloris Maulding, Barbara Hooser, Carolyn Tullis, Nell Magee, director Baptist Student Union Canterbury Association Activities of this Episcopal Student group cen- ter around the Sunday evening Supper Club. Meet- ings begin with devotions, which are followed by Students of this Southern Baptist organization are given an opportunity to participate in evan- gelistic, devotional, missionary, and social activi- ties with the Baptist Student Union. As a volun- supper and a program. Programs this year featured tary affiliate of a state and national organization, talks by faculty members and missionaries and, it is led by student and adult directors, during Lent, discussions of a religious book. T09 row: Robert M'll J A h R' h d B tk D 'cl F d ' k, Fielder Dowding A Third row: Robert bcialt, tfirdadfiery HCo:l?olt,lcClEyrde Fieeer'lian,al.lbanr:Z sieiierick, Jillian Beardwood, Meryll Moyle, Frederick Eelntugnthony Vtlu 1 Pew Arvedson vice Second YOVQ: Louis Gaiennie, Carol Frank, Virginia Lindquist, Arvvin Lindquist, treasurery Robert Riggs, presidentp Nancy C rel er, SGCFGIBFY, Y I presldem R b C a Smith, Alice Gaar, Mary Willis, Thomas Broughton, Robert Arroyo, Barbara Mathews, John Berton Bottom row: Rev. F. S. Arvedson, Mrs. F. S. Arvedson, e e c ittttimisratnatt K bs.. '75 ,T . 3 s arm ' ez I is t' is ,, 1 1 l I ! , K K 2. H l I , f , i l Q . Q F 1 3 . Q ,lk 'sf-E k . J I Q, 59 K - '. V R, ' Q as Q -L , t lx 1 . , V 4 'Jr 4 ,Q at 1 1 rs' ' 'i ,I An A ,A,, .,,-.,,. lf.1'f l --- ' ' . 2 1 r ,, Kr..-ml 'OW -- . I hfvlmn IOW t I , N,-I in parm Disciples Student Fellowship Gamma Delta 1-iiiiziii llillillii'lx1li'l1i.ili1rli.il.issiiix.iImll1ils Xin-in i l ' -li rim I-I Ili: l llllltl.llI l lilllill Xllsvbllll NXll1vil,l'isli1 I l iiiilli .il ' X' V ' lf - ,i girl-gi iiii 'il lliiisimii lxll1lUlt'1lQl' .mil si-nur li-. , A , Nlimliiill N - I g- :1--ii ili.ii-iii lllINlllilll1ltN Niimlax mi-iiiiigg lill--ni 1 ,Y . flllltl l l 211' ltlflllllllw, lIIltlt't1l'L Xt'xln1'lx, lllxillxxlilllx, ,lllll Hi I ' , lil 1X I a i Ulllll.lllllNllXI1l'lllIbll'llN ll ,Illtl ' ' v .-f l mv , l' el I i , in 1 A 1 '.'ra! '--'Wa x ' t 'I I W' 1 'vi' 4,1 vu- D 'Q lr ll 'Dr' .i.'. 5 ' D r in I lo: ' A il l 'l ' n - i I'.f,vmm noe. i,s'v l i ef, Marie Ort Brazle of stu- fosters e. For fellow- nd rec- :ahn Heid- d, Norma Sling, sec- n, Gladys T w: Edward Lewis, Erwin Epstein, Morris Levine, Errol lmber, St t M sh, A ld C f . A '- SSE rg W. Gary Friedman Lorna Klorfine, Ronald Robbins, Sabra Goldiiarie, Rgbbi BlennciaminarRSdavl:lSy?h.Fdiari4eSdiZick on rgw. Phyllis Winkler, Enid Levinson, Maxine Kessie, Claudia Goldman Bottomr : 1 . t l Not in panel: Lynne Alderman, Sheila Robinson, Edith Rybell, Cyna Shapiro Hillel Foundation Among this year's events sponsored by Hillel Foundation were the appearances of Martha Shlamme and Theodore Bikel. Hillel also pre- sented Dads and Mothers Day teas, an art contest and exhibition, a Channukah party, a Purim carni- val, and a varied athletic program lor its members. Illini Christian Fellowship This group at the University of Illinois is dedi- cated to presenting the claims of Jesus Christ and of man's relationship to Him. The 100 members of Illini Christian Fellowship have joined upon agree- ment with their Article of Faith and a promise to follow their three basic aims. J h H ll resident, Ben Tokunaga k R r Gulick Lenard Meyer Joseph Corbett, o n 6 , P Top row: William Jacobus, Lesta Elliott, Elizabeth Childs, Dorothy Star , oge 4 , . 1 h ,H, Edward Morris, Edmund Mason, vice president, Mariorie Bengtson, Cornelia Carnes, Wilma Hollenback, secretary: Jo n Wi rams . lr Second row: Patricia Schultz Bonnie Malcor Charlene Sprankel, Jim White, Terry Monison, David Handscomb, Robert Cheathman, Buan Smith, Paul Bo liger ' ' I ' ' S ndra McArthur, Daniel Nystrand, Roland Hanson b WH - 1 or CaVYl ThOrr1, John Harris, Mary Bohr, John Kreiser, D. H. Ofiner, sponsor, 6 . Bottom row: Alma Aoyagi, Martha Wohlschlegel, Margie Keele, Suzanne Brooks, Judy Anderson, Linda Bezdelc, Carene Erwin, treasurer, Bar ara ,. , .. .. .. . .. r-ra-- c...--.fm Xlirninia Ford, June Kurz, Jean Nysfrand, Diana Chiles, Phyllis Younger ' 7'J 'f...4'55bdnYsMA.,,, , , H., af , ir UD . - x., 1 a 1 . B I ,L T-ii' 'HU' N' ',u ' ' ' in Y ' ' ' K 1 vow - .!., ,U .I Q rx McKinley Foundation McKinley Foundation Choir Student Council lin I N.Li1'il Khin Mi-ii lm 'ii' f'1ii-- if will iii init-1111 1 ,, ' i liillivl. i L i . .V -' f n. ..,. '- 'uv uw- 1- fx '- ff ,H WI- ill ' kyrgg ,TT ' .. NIKE -La idlili L I -Mw- ' 5. 47? W7 'tl ' g I ' 1 , . 6 , i w-4 . A 'O fi Q X -was-: A V an I nun navy, A4 K Y, Richard L Douglas UCF: Susan n, Marilyn g, Donald row: James Hermetet, Leroy Wiiki, Alvin Wire, treasurer, Judy Laird, Carol Anderson, ' ' ' - Top Sykes, Bill Nelson, Glenn Tl1OfSOn, Robert Packertham, Larry Larsen, Vern Bushboonllilalfagltrir BleligihtonfdsfglfddXll?dli'aFberilceBllQellkapnerl Hans I-Ushgl Thomas Second row: Priscilla Laird, secretary, Carol Shack, Sharon Garman, Charlene Flack, Francis Meinders vide president- Howard Seizinyer Pastor G bbel dv' r- Karl Gobbel, Mrs. Gobbel, Karen Gobbel, Mariorie Swanson, Patricia Sorenson, Byron Jones, president- Jerry 'Twedt g I O I a 'Se I Bottom row: David Ahlberg, David Johnson, Gary Howe, Robert Switzer, Jim Smith, Lee Jensen, Calvin Frantz, Jim Mitchel, Robert Schmelzer, John Hockman, Harry Rowell Lutheran Student Foundation The program ol the Lutheran Student Founda- tion provides opportunity lor study, worship, serv- ice, counseling, fellowship, and recreation, thereby enriching the moral and spiritual values ol its mem- bers. The foundation is the agent of the National Lutheran Council at the University. Seabury Foundation Named in honor of the late Ruth Isabel Seabury, Seabury Foundation serves as a student center of the United Church of Christ. The foundations program includes weekly Sunday supper clubs, study groups, service projects, work days, an annual banquet, and retreats. TOP row: Rev. John Fitzgerald, director, Douglas Pihl, Diana Lambert, Phil Jones, David Henning, COfI'GSD0ndin9 SGCFGTGVYI Jane Buland, Ralf Mueller, PST WBSCl1ef ' ' ' ' ' ' - l B b Hamm, Mary Smith, treasurer gecond row: Sandra Curtis, Jim Charnbliss, Ginny Seller, Pat Montsomerya pre?Sent,CJohn CE:-lifelrk BL ara ottom row: Dale Traxler, Pat Edwards, Diana Carter, Mary Hafer amp, ary en owan, 1 auc. l , . . , Not in panel: Sandra Ayers, recording secretary, Michael Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard West, John Brllingsly, Ken Spangler, Phyllis Keene, Don Huizinga, Bill Wheetley, Nancy Owens, Maynard Suhre -:, 'Q 299 -ini .nn in ' Q ..- I s qv' 4' -pf -sf' W 1 F 1M-naw A- Q fgsumm vow 1 Nr! In UMW' Newman Foundation U . mflmuxuz, .rf :Ima w!.1l4 lvl .V K 1:11-xnllx x Mp mv. lf. hfnnd low lumm :gn Hn! nn pam-:I a.. 1 . ' . il Chnplamn Yup lou fr ' 'J' N' lmlnm no v . ' Mx'ql Rev. Ed' OV 1 ,iff Top row: Donald Sommerfeld, Richard Lovekamp, Roger Pyatt, Charles Scheck, George Tagge, Dale Smith Bottom vow: Mrs. Ove Ueeerbv, Rev- Eugene Klue, pastor: Henry Essio, Audrey Gronerr, Martha Wollenweber Not in panel: Robert Hagemeyer, Robert Herschbach, Deloris Gregory, Virgil Rosendale, Thomas Hecht University Lutheran Chapel Council Seeking to meet the spiritual needs ol campus life, this group gives students opportunities lor cor- porate prayer, song, study ol' the Scriptures, and sponsors credit courses in religion. The student center provides zi fine library :md recrezitional lu- cilities for students to enjoy. W sley Foundation Student Council The VVesley Foundation, an agency of the Meth- odist Church, fosters religious education and social development for students. Councilmen, chosen by the members of Mlesley Foundation, direct the vari- ous activities of the group. Students are provided with religious contexts by the program. h l W l Barbara Birks Jane Anderson Barbara Barnstable TOP row: Una Allen, Ruth Cunningham, Virginia Weible, Marian Baker, Carol Joos, ar es -oven, , I . G Second row: Judson Parker, treasurer, Sarah l-lofsas, vice president, Rev. Newell Davis, associate directory Mrs. Wendell St. John, program associate, ene Hollingsworth, president, Elizabeth McHose, secretary B0H0m row: Don Hopkins, James Melton, Charles Lewis, Roger Higgs, David Lamb, John Basye No' in Panel: Joseph Miller 301 ,..q4-A7-'pdf' 'rv Armed Forces Council ff Q av' ' rm XVrllr.rm',4 Army Yr '1 C,:.ul1l1.rrr1, fmrxu, LJ ilrfv, fklr F rfju, .rl D.rr.rrfr- rr 1 IH Vehrrrr Ur crr 4- r,rr-. Pr rr rung yvulr-rr1.r', -, hcrvru. s -- nyg David Day cere- , - .9 . 'Q' vt .. X J' X Cadet Col. Roger Nichols Col. Paul Steinbeck, commandant Katherine Parker sponsor Army Council The Army Reserve Officers Training Corps came into existence the same year the University was founded and has constantly grown in strength and popularity throughout the years. At the present time, seven branches ol the Army are represented in the Cadet Brigade. These branches are: Infantry, Artillery, Corps ol' Engineers, Signal Corps. Quar- terinaster Corps, and Ordinance Corps. The gov- erning body ol the Corps ol' Cadets is the Army Rigrowz Cadet ALI. Col. Joseph Miller, Cadet Lf. Col. Roger Nichols, Cad om 'DWI MBI. Edmund Pickett, Cadet Lt, Col. James James, president Council composed of senior cadet officers from each of the seven branches. The group acts as a sounding board for RCTC affairs and as a liaison between the Commandant and the cadets. Upon successful completion of lour years in the ROTC program and graduation from the University, cadets receive commissions as Second Lieutenants in the Army of the United States and are called to active duty in the branch of their choice. C d t Ca T Robert Ed et Lt. Cal. Douglas Stutz, a e D. 5 Cadet Mai. Edgar Madsen, secretaryg Capt. Jack Burns .1 A Army On Review '0U'f ' vw' '- .'..1 r.'f: n:f'f' 'V ,- ,,. - . '.5nf,,wfwf ' ,.1,..v. , Sum W' pnldw W .--,.,.. .,l 'rx X Q 0, and n Q .- 1 V , 'ffaffmff e ll ,.sip.bi,36J iq 'ilk Egg' .', ff 4 ,A -vzvzyw 44 3, . ,,,, , 1.4 , M, W, gm.: -4,.,.f -wwf f V 4. M., , , ,V .my Ig, - 1 f 1 Bills, We learned by doingg hand to hand combat was hard to learn, but we had to learn in order to be prepared for war G . 5, 52232 . - ' . - W'th 30 ound pack and a lO pound rifle on our backs Pa My l ll we marched on a supposedly five mile night march. H f fl v Q i ,f,.v4' , Z ' mfjfff la ,f 7:2 l ll 4 , in f I' 1 A 1 5 .4 , f , 4 Y A 5 3 p 'i I 4 5 '. E 1 Cad.-n pun IH :cv-cw w v .v 1 ,U : ,- Tom Walker and Robert Ncwth are rccmucnt-, cf :hr Gy. WOYC 0 -'GV ' 5 . K, . . . V , , CML 5-..,,,,w,.r tumgm-.heal Mnlitarv Studcnt Award for mnsinndmg .xchmwf ' 'U' W Q mvnt, Air Force I using lx ll P '-'-III ll' 'luv Xl illllll A 'H' llmla '-' HHH! W' VII lui V! xl Hum ' Xlrllll 01 'H'-11 nn ' 'fl 15 l 1'llIN xx ' - x , N ch tp - . hs. 4. ,',Q.r 4 .A I I aff l n c gy ,.., has-.. 1 .1 1' 1 5 'V A ' , f ,I in 'he Dis- achieve- I. AFROTC Detachment No. 190 Cadet Wing Staff-Top row: Raymond Grammerer, Edward DeLong, Scott Walker, Charles Finch, Barbara Wilford, Richard Bauer Bottom row: Roger Tinney, Thomas Walker, David Cade, Saunder McCord, Larry Hooker Flying is the keynote of the Air Force ROTC pro- gram where cadets man aircraft in flights ranging lrom base visits to cross country flights. New emphasis was put upon flying when it was l0tmd that our Air Force was top-heavy with non- flylng, non-trained oilicers. Revzunping ol its pro- gwrn for future officers was begun. First two years of the four year training progrztni Hit devoted to basic studies which survey the role ol' fmAl30Wer in the national defense. Advanced train- 'llg bffgins with the junior year. ,, t y W.-W, . 1 Q -4.'W475Z7i7 s ff! . nd in front of an Air C clets David Cade and Dick Bauer sta Fgrce T-28 'training Plane af Hondo Ar Force Base' Texas' I ncnald Nlnllrl ' .Q XX 1-will ,414 4 .1 Air Force in Action X ,--Qntlrw ,,1 f Yflyb AFRO-rc Cade, JL J, Y 1,1Lx.3 fwff -ww .1 wqvklv flagh! frfm Clmfmtc 1 . , ,. I Ccnlrol tower complcxmcs miruim- 'mv U numicd AVROTC C-Nl' ND, Counci Snond row' K' Imaam vow' 'X llu' xr fr .lwllllll if'll1'll ui l :mul Sl ,mi nu llw i'lHL'l llll Hu' I 'UH .nm 1 mlm! H lluf llln , ,f-Ni' mul 'HH f, A fikias:-A I nr Iqffl, . ' Z F 'Nl umm' K . x Dlllilll A 1 Unix lm F-J llllllllvlg ,' w M11 ' if Q, f Ffnslunll I I I lfllll I QV- 2, ,. W, 'MH' M I' 4 -In ilu- N 'lL'l1lllr'1l fn lla. I o V XJXX f ' Hum , N ! lllIll X I 1 ' 4 if .1 mow' , fnfirw Q .A ianute. cadets. ,. M,fffv1: :. mfffzfzwmafaf Cfaznmffjwr ff to . f fff f ,f-. . f f. ff ,l ww, ' f ' , , M5001 jf, . at df ,',' '?':-f-- Navy Council-Top row: Ronald Coplan, Charles Vrhel, Edward Cleveland, Melvin Brent - J hn Conant, William Lewis, Jerry Weibel, Charles Seibold, Gregory Jordan, Richard Costa, Lon Rademacher Second row. Charles Orr, o . I Bottom row: Anthony McCarthy, Jerry Williamson, Thomas Gabbard, Stephen Groves, Richard Schaeffer Navy The young men of America are well prepared to assume those responsible positions of commis- sioned officers in the United States Navy and the United States Marine Corps because ol their train- ing in the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps program. The University of Illinois is one ol the 53 col- leges and universities selected from within the United States to administer this otlicer training. The Illinois Unit is comprised ol approximately three-hundred carefully selected young men who HTC preparing for future service in the Navy and Marine Corps. During their four years ol school, midshipmen study both naval science and tactics. During the summers, the midshipmen participate in interest- 1-Ugworld-Wide training cruises to augment their l0l'mal training with a practical background. Upon graduation, midshipmen receive comnnsa WHS HS Ensigns in the Navy or Second Lieutenants In the Marine Corps and are given immediate as- Slgnments to active duty. D Phe principal governing body ol' the NROTC 15 Navy Council which governs and coordinates the acflvities of the entire NROTC unit under the di- leq ' . . HOU of the Protessor ol Naval Science. rs? 3392 2411 ff 1 0 : 0 3 - o 5 Z o - 3 DJ :I an 3 3. P' f' o 1 rn :J cn D! :s Q. fn -1 f f' rn 0 J UJ -1 Q. JP -1 rn : -. ui rn P -4 :- o 3 D! U. 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Q-vrff. Zu!-1111-.rg Nunn, S-mdfd SCI'I b' S ' A 111. 1.41111 51 1311.11 Z'L I 1 al IOP vow: 1 1-1111 1wI ,I 'N111 'loud ,ov lure Zenom 'JI I Ihnd ,O 1 ,. 1101 1, La second vice :onding sec. treasurer members l invited ir Christ- All the Jok them tha Chi's en house ie Christ- ,lled with .lpha Chi a dinner- all Alpha Q toys for Diane Croll, treasurerg Gail Dent, corresponding secretaryg Carol omcgigi itt house managerp Betty Wold, recording secretaryy Eleanor m lnnegsfvice president: Georgia Ford, president Last fall the Alpha Delta Pi's introduced their new pledge class to the campus at their annual pledge dance. Since the dance was based on a Pi- rate theme, the couples dressed to represent various swashbuckling characters. In the spring the new initiates presented the spring dance at the house. Decorations included murals which covered the walls and quantities of llowers. The pledge of the year was awarded a recogni- tion pin at the time of her initiation. The ADPi's also had a banquet to honor their members who had attained a scholastic average of 4.0 or above. As in the past, a prominent campus figure came to this banquet and gave a speech. As their annual philanthropic project, the Alpha Delta Pi's sent money to the National Society for Crippled Children. Alpha Delta Pi l202 lfVest hex idi 96 Actixe Chapters fsfi 9' 4 'nv I Qigrr J , ,- 43 - iv 'WW 'V' 'fr ,xty f'.1,-K ,A ia, f we I lv -any 5 , It , l -'Fr f ,V . V -- To , ?' - - em, -v-, lane, Meadors, P Votggrkose McMullen, Genevieve Glass, Barbara McFeeters, Janet Tansley, Sybil Burgin, Nancy Nino M hl A I Pa k He en len Thildro per, Carrol Singer, Maryanne Cornman, Bette Griffith d B ker Sarah Turner, Barbara Keough, Anne a er rene ne ,Q pugb, He Vmfagricia Gorman, Margaret Dempsey, Mary Tews, Ann Itindemanri, Rlgaafmaiie press, Barbara Bornhoeft D C H Ben Wold Caro .am dm Second ro en orn, Sheryl Clayton, Nancy Funkhouser, Judy Ent, Linda Ling e, S h in Georgia Ford, Mrs. Hart, Eleanor Inness lane ro y Evans' San Lang' garen Domke, NanCY Kott, Pauline Garnbill, Patricia Clover, Carol C m ' . V I Pa els Barbara Grogan U I Thor, Bmom 'wil arol Ekstrom, Marilyn Scanzoni, Gail Dent - b Cher Mary Forestner, Janice Edmondson, ir9ln a Q I Sandra . . Elizabeth Harryman, Judy Tibbetts, Marianne LBAurke, Marianne Burglaak , Fr Noti elmulhf Sharon Garman, Margaret Berwanger, Patricia Bowman, Diana n panel: J0YCe Peters cv if 19 4 V 211- g.,,F,, W. p,.-,.- . 4- 'r' Alpha Epsilon Phi ua. N--lull lllllll D' Mtn' lllllrlrh Al! 1 g:,,p..f,, QL-rllvwzwr, Pnrlmra Raslwbnwn, ,'VlQv.au kv.. 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O '09 'ow Nw-'y fly Prrvl, MCI' nl- 1dcI1', l'fdV Sc I .,.,, I. ,, -. . - . 1 z,f.wf1 lf.--.-drnv ,,n,.,1Y Bono 'OW 5 m f,f,lqg.-1. rw-.l. dmnnmu, linda G0l'h 'n' ' X K f' ,Hu-J 5, qlqnnmu ssa Krako, 'cia Rubin, ara Cohn, 9lS, Vivien as . .. , L fi., 'X . Vi- 4 w- Marilyn Pulley, Barbara Yonan, Lois Geary, Susan Owens, Carol Sheba Genev' 1 'eve Gentes Audrey Gronert Car ' , ol Haller, Karen Arentsen Jane Top ro . 1 Anderson Edwina Garner, Susan Lustfield . . Joari Anderson, Jean Chumbley, Marilyn Murray, Joan Gutowsky, Aurelia McCormick Judith Kfubt Linda Be n N N F J ' I ft S , Orma Oster, oy Straka, Judith Third row. h lls Arleen Schoen, Margaret Sloas, Donna Gleason Roc e , Second row: Margaret Reese, Joyce Erlcksen, Betty Brentner, S 5 M Id 1 N . Patricia Myuowpeyl Mary Cogmanl Susap Prmamen' Pegg? Wgxla iudgacymgtsgftgt, Judith Orr, Mary Leonard, Mrs. Bruns, Jane Allison, LaVerne Young, J dlth Fisher Penelope Groves, Diane Charter, Elizabeth Frank, Barbara Westbrook Nancv Moore Susan Hitz Elizabeth H d 5 k L. d C ' I , en rnc , in a reamer, Bottom row:' u , K therine Munson, Penny Peterson, Deanna Davis, Claudia Thomas a Not in panel: Paula Berlet, Donna Lindstrand 'x o O' 1 4 f P I A We f ,., ,,. 'A' A' Vo X '0- , N ,, x i Alpha Gamma Delta ll06 South Lincoln 70 Active Chapters Scholarshi awards given by Alpha Gamma Del- P ta's alumnae chapter were: S25 to anyone having a 5.0 average, S5 to the person having the highest average in each class, and S5 to all pledges having an average of 4.0 or above. The winners of the Ac- tivity, Outstanding Senior, and Outstanding Pledge Awards had their names engraved on house plaques. The main event of the Alpha Gam's social year was the Syracuse Triad, given jointly with Gamma Ph' ommemorate the found- ri? ghimmelf S2 in treasvfef , Oman 'rt y- ,-my-,qi I L ' 'aveme YOUNG, Second vice presidentp Mary Coffman, hows? ' si Dresd . , l dent' em' Mary l-COMF resident' Jane Allison, first vice Pre . d, p ' Nancy Slepan, Sociall chairrnahp Susan Moldal, treasurer Phi Beta and Alpha 1 to c ing of all three sororities at Syracuse University. This annual formal was held at the Moose Club. As a community , d rin the year with cerebral palsied children. sat u g The also held a Christmas party for these children Y with the members of Phi Sigma Kappa. 317 service the Alpha Gams baby- ll tl' :sz r.'.:.'.:--yzv -Qs eu... '1 1 PN Q. ,W 5 1 as Q Vg f: . 4 p 2 ,us ' r I I oh ' i , 4 5 S 4 ,4 ,O ' Oman--To vy,-,null u ' novvom 'OW I yxmi I K vykvw Bnlxxxk, F'hyUws Pomull, JU? 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'hu 00' f Om 'TOP row. My l -,Ou-iv -fu pn:s.d:gnl, Joanne GIMP 9' kwnd 150' ' I- .l I , . . , ' v 1 ' ' '-H' r gui' annum 'UW . in 5' f'1 ,1 4 ,rr um, J-surf! V 'W'3 ' 'Un' du Canon, 1 I r Nm ,,, N usrufj Yiver- ..,3V 5 'N. v I 1 i 1 I A. n ,- x 0BtlN 'T0P nw: Eiimbem P'Vk5 5' 'JL fi . ' Ci '5'-nf? Krivrh trnsufgrg Judirh Hrggms, Scif: .v-N' Ci'1f! i'N hmm nw: Julia Jenkmx, c cam' Q' vw E kim., gpm ,,L,,ndL,m Swm Knighr, sccinl cfm.:-w ' Alpha Phi 508 East Armory 68 Active Chapters fr' 3' 95 Lu I-fir' X Wxlfb,-ri .ig -' N ? an , ,, , - U 9... 1, 7s1'v M, 'xlbxqk The Syiuuu-c i1i...i .ind ilu' kini.nn.i. iv., dance liigiilighml ilu- Xl!-li.. Pin .......l ...l.An.l.n, ThCTfi1lli.i1L'iii uilii Xi!-ii.. 4-Julien.: ii.-11.1 .mil ' Y , , ,.a4Q'5,J .1 'J 3 2' Gnnmm Ihr In-Li, ...m'n. rn.-z..:...l ii.. z..n,,,1,,,: .,1 lhgge x0l'0I'iliL'N .nl Nil... nv I mx. :Xiu 'I'l1ed1uixu..iL u'.i'r 'ilu' SI-1-rl vii iiir' l'ln hull.. OH Dlliii DIN. X11 l'XKii,!i!Qf .fi vir11,..!.-N 411.1 4, hiiinlioup ...umm r-...L :livin E... L r-. J..-.. wi., in The fllllllllli Nil.-i..i.i:ig. i2.ii.,:i.: .X I..-1.1 i.. TClOf1llilC girl. viii. iliiiig ..?...?,.fJ li' IF.. gifimwiii. mr- mi..-.. ...i vm. .f.. num iriipim.-iiiriir if .. ir. .:. .E .M ni... ' , . i'.1ll'il.Xilli1,l iii: 1il,i?r' r .1 2 g,3..i.,g i., llili liliili Xillillh 'li A iii' l .pig i. .iid Fmiiielnliriii .iii--. .. . 1 r ' 1. 1. ,!,-, Xklfglllx, irrl' lHlU..lif'wrI17 1 ..g g .. ,-.: , , 5,-1, . pfiliC'l1iN. Zlilli ilv! if'iifI V S 'B ' in -I . 11.11 ,. rcxeqin li. 1 i QQGGDQ, fQ r 'SJ Pity, i -- -H...riIi, Nancy Voorhius, Pnlrit in Anderson, Marilyn Markus, .J rw 'ox PGVYM.. ig 1, , I H I X V ,. , , .- V: ri.. f H' -' ihird rzxirigiifliifii 1 it I i i I I I V , H, 1 1-,,,,. r,,. ,.,. l,,,.,, Al.-.. Lfmiw, Nancy Cohcrnour, Mcric Anderson, Sicoridgigy if PAV I V , H,,,l,,, pi,,,,,l- n....I.-y, 5..f..... Knigln, ,lussim Potter, Joycu 1 ,f, ,y H , , - ' t97'0mL:E,:hi.U'V:'1'1''li V-,V 1' ,Q ,H l,,,,q, pq,1,l .,ii, Ani. Joni -, Mm-riu Gray, Ocarina Jacobson, N.. ..ifJ::a' 319 v ii i 1 U i 3 Alpl1a Xi Delta ,. F. X'-fl'1'i NP! 1 l l l l i ig 'Z se ii g. li 5 l l . A l Q as ni-.. . ,fi , 1.--,- ,, ' .,e, . gmc,-.,,..Top row: Ann Sognelcst, vice prcsidontg Jean Dfnqu, pm di-wig Sam Balbnch, rush chairman ' ' Bonom row: Pccigv Moridoih, social chairmang Mary Nlclkwnnld ,Mmd ,. si-Uolnryg Cmrolv Williams, plc-dmc lrniner l ' lliici' ilisliiiiliu' ilaimcs. lllli plvilgc ilzmic, ihi l.lii'isliiiqis ilgimc. nml llic' llillllilllllllll Rim' lfui'in,il, liigliliglilvil ilu' .Xlpllzi Xi Dc-llzik wiiail sillcililli' 'llicii' plcilgc clzuicc ililllcrcil lrom ilu' typical um-- 'zs f '- ' llClllilNL' ll XYZIN SCIIII-lUl'lll1ll Zlllll HI AIX!!! lil llll :ii lin-N to liimui' Ilia' plcclgcsl 'l'lw pledges. in llurn, im-wiilc-il llw inlormzil illirislniziw ilnncc lm' Ihr :ii llX'i'x. illimzixing thc Rose lformzil was thc prcscmnliim nl ilu- l'lc-clgc-ol-tlic'-Your .Xw:i1'cl. It was given iii ilu- plcilgc- who haul won num ollcn the circulating lmiiclc-I lm' tlicf uutwtzincling plcclgc ol thc wccla. 'Vim mliilzimliro mic nwfccls were the Fmimlcrf V ln ll l .l - lim Nzmonzil Pliilziiilliiwmpy, wlncli NllpIl0l l9 wi i-ml willc-im-ni scliools, :mil thc Crzifc Ferris Nlr murizul l,iln':n'y. lizirli yczir ll lilmiry of 100 vnlumri is ilmiziiml in si sc-lmlcil 'l'.l3. Nzmiim-ium. vii C51 D , ' nw, Mmm gghrv' , 1 H- - - H . ' ' 'Y--lf' Cfvol Carey, Burnie-g rurguson, BevcflY C-fi w -v pi. . . ,l N Zacrmrmu, Carol Climzcr, Carol Olin. 50 Bdbxh' fl Af?rf,EfgH il 11, P.1u.gn 51-,f,r.L,,l' pcggy Mc,gd,I,h' Commncc 5pan90 Wd ,d,, ' N 'M' l'dW JUL lol: Kqpmin, Jang Yalcnlinc, SBHY lmnd ' Oflicers-Top ll W,-f, Palm souom row: l Exvyurly BC Ilia- Kill llilli'gAl lm Il.ilL'l'1lilX'. ligvtl illll .vilul lui . mn iliil xl lll.llslllg lil 4-mli-il wll iiilmuli' gi ln.ll lX, lllli lin VCU Ximlil w iiimiqin ii l'liillips .' NlinI.ii ll iilvilgi- nl wi iinnlai '09 IQW: J l-1 rand ,,:gN'f Caro Brov .,.,. lonqm ,ot Jo N l nsri svcond Chi Omega 907 South Wright .15 123 Active Chapters :ers--TOP row: Elaine Coady, p1edgc 1r,1i111:rg Mildred Hc-pier, lreas- NX wer. Patricia Carroll, rush c1111irr11a11 1 . , 'a99E'fY.pres1. hmm row: Patricia Lav, VICQ Dr0S'dC'1f: A101-is ll-AlCh01l:, presidentg Beyefly Bowman, secre1ary afd. recording 7 .1 1 . 'X The C111'ist111:1s 5C1l5lll1 1111s Q1 1ll1NX ti1111' 411 1111- 11111 I f 111111161 1116 Omega 1101l5C. 11-1113 ll11i UR. 111 l4l111l111l111,11 111111 .1 Q .xff f 11. 1:m.ma1 l'1':11er11i11'. gmc 1111'i1' 11111111.11 11.1111 1111 1111111'1111i1i ' 'NNN 11116111116 1ege111'11i1111'e11. .X 111111s1- fi1111N111l.lN ll.l11X 11,1s 1111' - 1,1511 Omg tCdCdbX'l1SCL'1iL'l 1,111 X11-1-11 L1l11111Q 11111111 1 1111 1111 . . son did 51611111 things 1111 111'1 HN1'11l'1 7.11m s11111 .1s L11 111 the 1 - 1 111:1ki11g11c1' 111-11 111111 11'.11i11g 'Q11111111-sf' 1111- 111-11 s. 111 111111. I 5. for the 61111611 W11C11 51111141 1g11111' 111 1111- 111111st' IJ.l11x 111 11lN tribute giits. 1211111 l1l1NN A sl eiemation 11:1rt5',z11111 111c 11'g1'it1'1s 11141X11i4'1v1 1-1111-11.1i1111111111. 1 Given to To fCCOg111ZC 1115.111 N111l11.11N11I11, .1 51111.11 5l1L'114l' .1r'2u1at1ng .111'z1rc1 was 111'es1-1111-11 111 111l' 1111ts1.11111i111g st-111111 ,. week 1 11'omr111i1111o1iti1111 Nl 111111-. 1111- x1.11LQ.l1L'1 W1-s111t1 - 1 1 V .f11'1-- Founders Phillips x1S11t1X115 1111111 111 1111111 s 11111111 111 11111r1s SEV- V 14-NUR ve- pledge 111011101-11:111g1111'1 t1'.1111 211111 1-.11111-11 1111- 111g11 H1 whlmeg est combined g1'.1111- .111-1.1g1' up 4, 'U' , ' ' - w+'-- . 1 ' - +:' .1 1. 1 -- s .' ' 1 1-. fi ' .' 1 n'1' 1.1 ' 1 1 , .,.,. . 1 1 J, ,114 - 1' 1 .4 1 1' ..- . I 1 ,1 14.1 '-.,l ,N - 4 1 K. .1 X, P' .4 1' - .-- ' 1 '. ' fry' - .- -1. ', A N uv '- fs- .- -'11 1-. -1- -. 1. . - I, ,L V ..- 4,1 v l 1 -V - h, Jw- ' X N ' .f ,-L 1, Hg. Y 'gf ' . - AU 1 .. 1 Q. W f 1 .,. ' Q- 1 ' -.1-1 fi' .. , V1 , 1 5, '11f11' -133 tp 1 f' X ., ' 'Z'?F '+-1C 'f 1 1 Ah.. 1 G11 , J d'1h Ter 199 rowg 1,,,11,11f 1 . 1 ,, 1 I 1 ,1,1, ,-f1,,1,. 11.1111 111-111.111111, S11.1r1111 Crowley, M.1r11111 SO10111011, Bttty 1.1111 U 1 D 1'1'11 f1, 15.-11 2.111 P1-'.1 111 .111 '1 1. ' ' ' Q , N Nl uma '1::11nIE111'1Y1, U11 11l11.11 1 11 5-1'1 1 11-1'111t1 1 I 1 H U 1 111r1Hm 111111,-.1111 Eli1.1111-111 Mic111-111er, 1..11Jr1s Goff, Judith Feas1er W1 -r1r1 ',111111 l 1111 'I 1 1.11 1- ,.1 ,'.11.1-1- 11-11111--., 11111 '1 ' ' ' ' ' K ' 1 11 Sitondciimi HW' r Vf'i I 'HL I 'iwiim I' limi! ,mimi ,N liliriiiifu C1r111l1 A1111r--y Os1111111, P111rici11 L.1Y, Mrs. Ross, Alexis M1c11111e 1 OW: 15111-,, ,114 ,1,11 , f . 1- 11.11 1.111111- '1.1111'r1111111, 11 1 J 1 MINI I .. . 11.111 M11 ., 1- 1 1 1 , 11' 1' N1mKY1ym,r I R 1 V. .1.O Terr Huds gonom ' - l51'1nrf1111, h'111r.-11 11.1 ,1.1 1 1 ,, 1, 1 111111 01,111-., 1111111111 .1 11 1:1 1 3.111111Jo1111so11,J.111eI Beards cy, os yn IYQII 1 Y LH ' V 'owl Carr! 4' 1, , A 1 ' '1 1'1.1r '.111r11-y 11f11'.1'Y1 Hvny 'Um' ' f I 11-1 J 1 .1v.,1,,.l 1, ,. 1 ,,. 1, 11 1,11 ,111 11 . N9 Gm M4111 'Ami f,,11,,, i In mud! Woburn, ,'11,.,11 321 o 1 Q 1 1 51 4' I 51011211 B11:1111. .X1s11, .1 111111111 11.1s 111.11111-11 111 t111' 1 A6 E fx M ni ,,, ,-, A- ry' v 5 K F - 4 l 1 1 ' ,Y ' Q iq V A A 4 ,Q 1 .- , 1-an N ff!-A 1 li . '- YI ,I If U .Q 21 ' ' 5 4 -J fa 1, I' -4 Q . A L 4. ' 1 1:14 5 A 1 i - 1' X 1 ..- 'L ' N F .VK ,.v,,,, g,.,.,. 3101-.111 S.1111wdrg Youmans. Susan Albrecht, Rachel Leimbach, Mmm, l QHV. . .I 4, ,,, . .Y ., . lov 'M C- l ' f - 'NWC' 5'1 ' l 'l Vl 1 '1 1 1 B 110111 1011 Ell 1 11 1. 1 ET, Q' ur M ,JCGMNCYI VIUNN pw: 51.5911 LL-1-,157 1 311011 H1 , OYCL LJ , .I ACOI, M911 B69 lc1u1ll11ow '- ' , ' 'L,M ,1,1, 11.51, 1 ' l ll 5 'nl F',Ck:'l'7,mlfk,H.:l,'.'i,Z1?MJE,mZl1111l132115, Mrs. Gilclwrcsl, Carole Brandt, Barbara Bradburn, 1,1111,1 MCB, 1. r1...d.?'..l ii K I XB 'h PIN H l . , . ,. P1111 1'1C '1f J-1111.-! E1111 Lv,-,110 Olson, Sonora McWl1111ney, Joyc1. ozar , ancna enry, A1111-,11-1,11, ,mend row '- ' ' ' M A ' lko11om,1'1y'.L U -- ,- 1 'I'-1 14,-11 111 H1 11-, JG-111 N1-111, H1-lun Rodg-1111,-r, Jxcqueline Finley, Bonnie Scoll, Arm Macke No, ,,., ,.,,,,1' ' , , H, -1,1 C.1.1'.1'-. 3 -1.111 Glwssmavw UHF l .ul l,l1.1l1l11'1N lll'1 XtllNl' l.l1.111l1'1s 4 fx B l.111x1111L 'llll .1 '.-.1'lll.11111111 11.11i1111.1l l1.11l11i1111. ' ly 1 1l11 1111111l1111 .11 In-l1.1 H1-ll.1 ll1'll.1 1111-s1'11l1'1l .1 , 'l',1111-. I1111.1l1.l.11-1 llllN Nlllllll X11l11'i1 ll.lllll'S xxclc' '1 3 ,Q l . . X Y .11111-11111111l.1l11-111g.1g11l11111111 gulx 111 l'.111l11-lla-1111 1f' . ' .111-1-11l llllllllull .1 llllQ1' I7-lllxx IIIILQ. ll11' .1ll.1i1' 111- . 1l111l11l.1l1!l1l.1lNl'.l1 Nlllvlx .Illll .1 lllxlll.1X ul Xx1'll1llIIj,L 1.lll'1.lllll ll111.1l.111.111g111111l1l1 U1111111 1l11'11111.1l w11l1' 11.11 ll11' ll.llllllHll.ll4ll1Hh 11111 '11 .1 l-llflllll 1l.111' ll111 llllllll.lIl 111 ll.lllll IN 1l1111111 lv. 1l11' lll llrllx I11 11-11411 .11 llll'll lll'll.l V., , .71-M54 ll11.1111 Xl.111.11 llll .1llllll.ll 1111111gl111111.1l. '1 f l111.1111 lll'lll' '- l1ll 1l11' .1111111.1l 11l111l.111l1i11x II11-1 'I 111 111 lllfllllill- 111 Xlu ll11.1l11'll1 l1'.lll l11'l1'.1s1', ff T311 l!1 ll1l11.1l'-..1'.1l111l1l.1811111111P11111-111I111i11g - Y 1?11 ltlxl --111111--111 llllb 1.1.11 II11-x .11111i11111-1l ull l V 11!11l1- ,1111l -1111111 1, 1111l1 .11 llll'NN .1l1111,1111,11, 1,1 1 l'fl4 1 11-111121 111 1.11l1 11ll11l 1 1 l EE' - NJ- om l0P YOW: Suu Haines, aecrumryg Barbara BudbU '1 9'W'l 'l L1-1rnlJ1cl1 111, ' ' v f 1 'dxurcr X lg!! Second vow: Carole Brandi, v1cc pfcsidcn!-plcdqc tunnel, Ju N' r,1'::1dun1 , hoilom row1 S1111 Yewxqlc, social chairman .1- J.. rop row: Na U11-rl1. 1111111 ww: fl LQ117, Second row: Shcrn' B1-mom r0W1 Donn: T i A ,.41, omcan. Y':1.3 Benson, I 'ICH l I uf ,lyme hp wwf Nancy Gvclff-' : Egg, Eberhard' E 118' Third row: Mae Muff: '- ..,ca Lenz' Mygeq ..,,. - V v ...a Second row: Barbara EJ C C GL , 6 . 'P e, 5 'P C Q iv -'51 l u -3 ' u 1 J v fffr le: ' Q Q Y f - f r ' is 'E 4 ' ,, U ' nf . . Jai' vm . ' 3 C un Moruuu, Leeley Sumnuonds, Susan Langston, Jean Davis Kaye rm la,-,fguwcg-, Ellen Powers, Jenna Vaughr, Judith Warren, Judith 1-A : u' I Q ., . S M ClY JMCRGF, Barbara Reardon, Mrs. Robunson, Sandra ' l U V-G ' Swohenscfu, Charlene Gallon, Judy Bush. Juduuh Mankowgku, Sherman i-M 5 ' hmm row: Yxcnne K- F Donna N ue' N'a'ga'e' le a'e :Q ' x A . l Delta Gamma llllu Ural Xl'X.ILl.l Yu Xmluu' flll.lI!lL'lw llul uu ullllllull ul lu uwlu ull 1' uuuuv lucluu'c'L'uu lluc Dcllgu u . . . . 5 . .,uuuuuuu.u .ullul lx.uluI1.u Xluulu.u lllL'l.l lululgu uuxus luclal 'luu lull llul- uuuuuuuvu uvuvuxul .u ll1lXL'llllg lumululux, u N . 1 f ,- X ,- 1 , '. 'T ,. uuuuuxl Yxlllx luuu uluuu- uuuuuwluulixc wguus llul uuiuuul-u luuuuuuul uuluullu lxllL'ltl1lIlllllllllN wutlu . . . . . x I lun lx.u u 1.1 Xlurlru llla l.l w, Xx.ls llll' lx: N lblgh UL'xl slu- ll u.ul mxluul luuu llll luuxu xluuum lt'I luu lluc wllllllg llun luuuu uluuuuus uuuu llum uuuuuuuul Xuucluuuu Nluuu luuuuuuul , . . . luuuluuul uu-uuuuull u luugm uauulum u ul Illl luuuuw puuu, Xl llllN ll.lIl1t' lllk' llfrN l'll'llk'1l .lllll ill Xuu. lunu Xl.1uu luuuuuu .uuuuuuug llun' guulx ml.ulcs uuvuuccl lllL'Il lluu IH N luvl u llu Nllllllllll llll' luug.uuuuf.u1u1uuus luuu 414 . I wu,lul l uuuuwuu uluuuuu uuuel Xill ln lluu' llluuuul, Vlxlllllllgll uuluuu uuuuuuu ulillu ulum llliuuul Sllltltlllx Xxxllllgllltlll ouu Ncxnuulluuuuuxcualu ck lluuxu ullllulla lluv llim Nllflll ' '. ,,,,.luuu-4 llu luluuull Nllumlnuulx. '. NYU ' ' B- I ,4'- ' I, l I Q , ' I . ,gh . Q ' I 1 . I Ofutgrfol' 'D' W H A E V A 5. . . Boviem row , . F 1 , bb, AM., N '3 ' .. Ku Jn Y u Q..-- ,.,x..a. A 323 Nr' Q Q - cf -fo v f :QL Al .v I 1 and JY' l ,L - 'ij AFX ii? ' X., ffl if , v , . l All Q' 4 l ' rr- -f r R, 'K 7 1 -. 35' ' 'f l z .S I A ' A 4 l '.- ff - 0 . ' - .. ,' ,J V :3:zf:,6+3P N l . W , Ag ' 'fl -' 'if , , ow. ,-, 4 wi ra . :G .Atv 4 ' 'ah , .--.Z-,5- fwtg Drs-- l f ' Suu? rv: r Omron Emu u INV' N X, xvflvl-VV' r It l . l Yep Io- 'lvl 1 VJ P ,g., M l1l,,,NL. -,r,',,1,-Ci, gpmlcy Gyrbrgr, Dolores Sulchcr, Diana Nrrnz, Joann Rlfkin, Lee Bloom, JMM-,r Hmd 'lol Z ' ,ky, 8,S.laE,r'v q-uw lr-,-ram, Lrsn Goldcnbcrg, Susan Greenberg, Marilyn Holtzman, Elarnr: Jump 0' Suondzlox ,ir v 7 A ,bij if 'lib F A 5 l' X PM Nm, 3,-,,,..,,U Poglosky, Mrs. Golan, Joyce Carmel, Marie Goldman, Susan Polomky Xl llkil t 1, ,I , ,, ,,,. ,,,,, D 1 I H I I E , . Il honom'!:,T'v,'.! Y 5 F ' P x 1 .. ,MU gh ,,,k , ,,.,,, Gord MJ,L,A fl,,bL,v Lydnm Shaprro, Carol Flamrn, Bonnre Harvgy, Ellen leur, Robqm lm Hu' I I No' -H WMI '-'G H ' 1' 1 f H ' ' l ' lr14'wl1lLll mln-rm' gn xl'4lL'l Ill' lllu' 1 . , lynx wlrc' h E I lx lrmr' lr e a I llu- inill l Xlw un Q l.rN1 l.lr.rlrm-rx lg,.m.1l.l 3 ,IH X1 lin' clll.llPll'lN In ilu' pl l1'.ul4'lsll Um' l' tp llm'll.l 5 ln lr.. l'lrr l lull-ur xrr.rrnl.rrrrs .rn l'XlL'llNlXt' lmllilxm- 'fjfr lllllllvll llrxrfl-lr rm-,gx.rlrr l lar l1.rIl1m.rlrll.rlllNnlll1l'sul'ul'- QL' llf'll-I-H rr-. r- K w-rn lrlrr-my l-mul l'llllllN lux lllix lllllllllf rg, I , -1.1 rr 1.11-'ul llrrrrrnglr N.lll'lllNlll'll1'IlN,Nlllll zrxlmllkc' QL. .rlr N, -,rx '.-.,rxlrrx, .rural ll! '.-.xlv.rlwl mllluw. llu llllllll 5':Q::'i'tlm'iJ, r rl lulx rx ll ullll' lu lam .ll 1-1:1 l'.-. rrrl jlwllll f-- llnr l-xg .rrrrl lrlllr' ,Hu-I U-,HH x l 1 1 x 4 J 35'n'+-r- r--1' l om 9P '9W3 f-'K-we Goldman, senior council member: Mum' P l nf' U2 P'0S'd'-n'- Deanna Africk ircoaurer 1 . ' ' 1 ' Sv' 09 r Bo 1f2,'o'f- lf-'EGF Nmharuon, wcrclaryg Joyce Carmel, 9'Ul'dU '4 Suongwl '0 '2'1, r cdc v E 1 jc rarncr lonoml N07 in I l 324 2 P 1, Joanne V19 Jesmer, W Polonsky ar Roberta . 4 l:'x w...L-1 iv-T Ollicen--Emma P1DDir1S, lreasur-21: '.1a'f1-A J:11111gQn, corresDondinQ sec- ar - Marva Himon, vice cfcs dew- S1-1r1e1, Alexander, record1nc1 1 1 . SBC ret Y retgwz Thefega Leonard sci .11 c-a.11v.w- 5:11 .1 .','1o11roc, prcwdcm N1z11'14i11g 1111- 1111gi1111111g -11 1'I1'l1 s1l1l11 Nl11l'l1111K' Q 101' 1116 1561111 51g111.l 1I11'1.1k 11.11 l111' 1111-11g1- 11.lNx' 11'es6111111i1111111 1111' .l1ll1ll.l1 l,1l'1111l'1f4 11 11111: 1111' 1 . , 11161119 111111 111111-11.11111111-111 1111 1111 111111l' .111' 1xl'171 sec1'e111111i11111'111g11111l 1111- 1111111- T116171L'11gL'w .1Q.11l1 11l1l1x l1111 1' 1111 111111.11111111 Da1'11'11e111111-1 LlNN11l1ll'L1 111 1' 11111'111 11 1111w 1111 11x1'I1' LY-1OllI' 11111111 11111 1111.1 1111' 11.111 111111 111 111111 1111-11-11111g 111ei11i1111111111 11'1'c-11111111111 111 1111- 11-1-11111 1111111w11'1'. .1150 f0l11C'1'1l111Lf 1111' 1l111!g111 l.'.1N 111l' 1111-.11 1'11'11g1- 1 B1'ace1c111'11111111.11.11-.,1111111' 1111 1111111 1'1'L111'1l1111 1Ol11C1J1C11g1'1x111111.111S1111'-111111 11111111111111.11111111g 1e:111e1x11111 41l1.l11111'N. 0116 1511111111 1i'.1l1'.,1N1l11111,1111H1111 111,.111111111 1161111 51gll1.1 A111f'1.1-N '1-.111' 1111111 111 1111 111.I11w 111 1101116111111 1111'11' 11111111.11 111111111, 1111 11111111 111 DC11L1. Delta Sigma Theta 905 XfVes1 Oregon 2117 Active Chapters wi' 1111 1 1 , A WN, -1-2 To Boilnd ww: 1 NMQH1 row 1,f,,11 ,HW1 1 nam! 1f.1111, ,,1,., .gf -Q7 111, 111 '1 1' ,1,!-1-- 1,1,,,.14, 11111111111 r 111,. ,. ,1, 111,111'.111-1 1 1. 11 Officers Top row Bvbwrw Seed, social clmirmang Nancy S,-,f,L1Q.' WU dun Jodnth Drnton treasurer ond row Kay Jonns stmdnrds clmirmang Colette Holnmn, :ugh frm, mm June Hdtcr pledge tr-111101 Bottom row Gwll Hwnluncl, scholarship chairmnvw 1111111 1l c1'c'11ts l11'l1l 'll l31'lt'1 ft'l'lll11x 11 ll 11 IN 1l11 111111111 Rom lOllll.tl 11l1111 llll llll.llll Xl 111 ol lltlll 1111 11111 :11111o111111'1l. Xlxo on llll' 1111 1 1l 1 1lc111l ll 11 1s lllC lX lllL'l4 lllllllL'l't'Xt'll'IllQt'l111 E 11l111l1 1l11 ggnls 1l11.111scl1'cw took owl' lllk' lllllll'N1ll llllll 11 llllllg 1111l 1l1xl1 11 lSlllIlLf 11l11l1 llln 11 lllllx IL LQIXLII our lllglll ol' czoc. lrligl1ligl11i11g 1l11' lltl Klllltlllll 84111111 l5lClll'll'lSl 11 1s tlu- 1'1 11l111g ol 1l11' L will LLL lN 1 c'11'1c' 11111111-1'1 tl1c IV s SCl1l'llCl w 111 to 1 lblllilll tl C,z1111llL Hos1111.1l..1 sl11c1.1ll111s Olllil'lll'l l l11'1' '1l1osc-1111 lll'lKl , llllN 1111l l1111l11l11 Qllls lo lllIS IJ.llll'lll. 111 nclctl '1 Slllglt' 1'c'cl row ilu' lI lll'l 111111 lol Clllll llL'lX' 11i1111i11g lllltl c'11ga1g1' sc 11 IS llso 1,gi1'1'11 to 1l1os1' who :1c'l1ic'1A1'1l .lu H1 1? S 1 l , I 41 Albee, Paululw 1c1.m,, Rum 1-1.111ag.1n, s-nd'-f- ' 0 D 11 tcrson, Hlarthfx Gtlkurson, Bar a a U V11 S'-NIkl':, Kay Jones, Judtth Dcft'0f 1 G mt J f ffl-, Jodlth Willutts, Dorothy Lowcmtcitt. NW' 1 l Omqors-T0 pr,-slflv Bettom row GNU' l ll1gl1l 1l.11 llllr 1l.1tt11'.l ll1'l1.1411 111 lltlllt l11llllt'S l11 111 Xl1blll1'I' llll'll' 114 5.111111l:1 l'l11R 411 l,l1ll1' 5 llllllll lou llllt .llltl Y: l111411111- l'.l1ll l'11it1'1l lop lllird Sfttond NU' in 31419, presi- V'-JS11 Chair' ie111 1111s 1311611111 1111 111c 111QL' 1111 111168 01 111111618 1116 1111- ' 111' 1116 111 21 1e1- :'1a1 1109- 1 c1111'1Sl- 1- 11':11e11- C'11,Q'ZlgS- 14 111c1'e11 ' A v ,1ff111f ' , - I 1 1 11 omce,,.,1'op row: Janet PORIEFEORG, house managerg Barbara Langley, president: Jeannine Rhine, pledge trainer Bottom row: Dianne Baumann, r9C0fdif19 5061010111: Sava Edgell, rreasurerg Gamma Phi Beta 1110 West Nevada 71 Active Chapters , I X 1' 'V '1 1 1 5151? Q' - 1 . 1 f1!f19a 1 su 11 f X69 fi' 1 ik 41 ', Q ' Z Gerry Rader' soda' :Numan M sr i 1 fl,-3? .lil 9X 5'2i '1'?iN fy- 1 5 311111. 33 1. -1111 11 1, 2- ' QA 11 1, A I .L 1. 11 I.. , , -x , . 4.111 1 , 111- ' 4 51 .11 -1' T--11,551 K F. . , V -s 7 '1,, 'YQ25 1 -1 1 - gh J1 1' , '- 'rv-1.-. 3 .- 11 1? - 1-1 ,, ff ,f 111 . ,N 11 1 X Hlg1111Q1ll111g' l1L' 04111111141 11 111.1 11111.11 1ll1L'I1- f ,.1, - 1 1 , ' 1 .. Aga.1?13111 111! . 4- I 1 1, '11 , jg 34, 1 3413 1 5 Q-1 1.41..xgi7.41?2v,f' , L1Zl1' 11115 131151 11-111' 11111 111K' 11111111411 11111111111 11l1111L'l'- .Q f 1 -yy. P fy '1 dance, 1110 S11z1111111-'1'1411111. 1 11'111 111111 ,X1111141 114111111141 .ig I I1 - ij. A Ji 1361121211111 .'X1IJ11l1 1'111. 111L' 11114111 1111111 1114111- 111 N1l11'1'11 rf- 1 -591145 1 ,L , . . ffl. ,V L I xl' Q., ., r w' t 1- 10 111111014 1111- 111111111111q 111 111l'Nl' 1111K'l' 1111111111111 111. 'g A 1 ' 11 111- 111215111 ' - - 1 .. . . 11 1 1' r i- ' ' Gi. 112111111 10111165 31 51'1lU'W- 5 ' Ki ffi- 1 - - In :111111111111 111 1111- 1'11111-1'1111k 11.111x 11L1X 411111 1411 , NN t -V 1et,:,,, - 1 . ,.,,k 1- 'vry fkrkki :ql?i',,1,L,1l31 B10I11C1'SD111'. G1111111111 1'111 11-1 .1N111l' .1 11-1-1-L1-1111 1111 their parents 11111111 1-L'll1ll11'l1 .1 1111-11411 11.1111111111 1111 Satu1'11:11' 111g111. '1.11C 111111- N1N1l'1N 111 111l' f1111111111l P111's a1'1'11'e11 1111 144111111111 111 1111- NID1111Q 111 41111-1111 L1 Little S151c1' 111-1-111-1111. Ga1nn1z1P111 licln 11111111 .11111 11111-1.111-1 11111 141111111 for un11c1'p1'11'1l1-g1-11 f111ll11l'11. 1,111.111'11 111 111'11Xl'1' a1111Vz111c11111'1-1', 131111111 f1H1ll111111.I, 111l' 14111111 .1l'1' HUHHCCL1 1111111 511111.11 11111111 .11111 111g1g.1f1111- N.11l'N. Each 51111111161 CL1111111141 1'111'1 1111111 .111 1111-1 111L' Unite11S1:11cs s1-1'1'1- 111 f'3ll11Nl'1111N .11 11ll'Nl' 111111111 G1 Y 5- my W11 1' I1 - , ix 1 1-11 4- , Q- -1 - 1 L' Yi ' ' f 11 - of X. ,iv I V V N! .eau ,, ,-..gr444Lgi4 ,,-.,gQa.1ge ...ai - 'Y' I usannu Ochler, Judlih Morley, Doris Miller, N - 1 +1 1 ,. 5 'M- 1. Q3 1 'i ' fl 1 t 1 I ' 1,1 -., X- X A-1 1 ' il .1 i I-1 Z 1 1 11 4 , 1 ,- 4 Q ,J Q Marianna Brown, Karin Sio- Yop 'o:11rB'Hm Bm Y H '1ff1'W 11 1 ' 1 5 ': 1 - 'V 'I M m 'll' Dom KKNHUSSI S 1 R en Janet Pomerenke MarY' nmd '0W1m111g1T?fr11?1,1U.z' HQW W1' l41H'Wv J 'im 1'1'431.111. 1.11111 '11 1.1.- r-., G1-111111-1 J11c11so11, Diana Kran1191 111211116 Kmg' Jane' asmuss ' ' Sacond11iI1I1Ag11r12:,11L 1j1i:,1111.1.MQ'l111r'V1V1I'1'g11'111'1111'11j1,L 11,1!1,',,,1',,1.,,i,' vf.1'.11N1 1I1:1:J1w. MINIMUM' Vdhlmj Gcddchl Jeannine Rhine' Mfg, Hicks, Barbara Langley, Suzanne King, Bo omP:LfN1111,Lx111L.11,P1,1'.1:1!.'1? 5,111 11'-'111-1 111111111111 1A1'111'1j1y1..1l1Hm. W 'MUN' Mwv 110111, Nancy Sciiruiiucr, Janice Johnson, Janet Peterson, Martha Hanson, Janet No' . larvllffr, Y11111,A?H '1f l1!1l:'l,1I,11 1,1111 -111 111.11 . V Mum. MMM fwrpimnil. Ar11l1:y, Earlccn Barnes, Linda Vanleer, Lindley Crouch , H NH, , . , In Dana1:f1111111 111., ,,,I ',1,,!1 1,.-11,1 111171111 111111.1fl'1 , 327 11.1111 .- gg Ti 'iw' -61 'V' ' Ton row 1 lhud vow 9 Suond low hollom vow No! 1n pancl Iota Alpha Pi l'll.l X111l1.1 I'11111111K1 11.11111 11.11 1111111111111l 111 ' 1111 111111111 11.111 1111 1. 1l11111.111'11. ll1.11l1' llll' 111111. 111-11111111111-' 111 1111 11111 11111 I111 1111-11 1l11111' 1111- --1111111.11111 1- IN llll' 111111111 X111 l1Pllllll l1lllllll'l' 11111-1 1I1llll1l'llIl 1111111 1111.11 lllPl1lN. Xllll 1.1111 111111-1111 .1 ll'11lNl' 111111111 111111 11.18 1.1.4111 111111111111111111-11111111111111111 l'lIl l1'11 QlllN ' 111 -.11111,111l1111 l11111.11l11I l1.1x111g1l11'1xl111.1lS11'.1l1 ,11111 1.1.1111 N111-1111111111ll1111111.1l11 1111.1 Xl11l1.1l'11 11.111 .1 811.111 .11111 lgg lllllllll 111 111111111 1111111- 111111 1111'11111l111,M L-1.11111 1-11111-.11111 1111111111 lllfllllllll 111 1111' l1111111- 1111' 1-1111,-1 11.111 111111111 1111' 1111111.1111l111g .111111-. 5ll1' '.'..1-1l11111111l11l1111.111 1111111 41.111114,1111x11111..1111l .1111111111 11.-.,1l1l1l11 Illlllul 11,111 II11-,l1.,l,1,-1 LIU. 111 11 g'1 11111 11111 '11 111111 1 '1111 111 1- 1111 11 111 l1'1111'1l1l11-1 llll 11 1-1 .11 .111 1111111 11l.11l11.111 ., A C Q C ' N , . , s-if f? Plz I -5 551,41 . . 11 Wh v 1 Q '1 C ' 1 1 1 x c. ,,.,. 3,1 ,1 x1,,- Y.-11-111, Fnrlmm -.+S- 'ei f 1 1 -I P- 1 V 1 ,Yi 'V X 1' r V I 5 661 f ' L ,: 1 5 5- 6? x.-X 1 qi E1 xv, 1 L 015, An11o11e Ruder, Jane! Engler, Laurel Satin Q,L.1,,U11, Carol Mills, Sharla Waivzman, Sheila Pianko R05111, Lorna Klorfine, Gail Spero, Joy Shaykin Fmvwcinc Friedman, Harriet Elman A51 . ff 1uX1 11 Niiff - .-:-5 5 .1 'n 1-' 19 2 ' , 5- 1 1 3- Agr. . . .- ' xq iw! N - l 1, '7 'x ' 1- l ., 'CY' vb S , fl., Qv --. 3.5 omK'f 'l9P 'UWT 101121: Busch, vice pruidenlg Sheila Robif1l0 1 wud ' ' V fl 901111. oremdcnv- Reva Sionc. 11111151- 'om 'owf lffmd Pflifvfmc, rccordmg' sccrcmryg Gail SPNO1 Conn' .ml ,N ,Y ,mm 1111: row: 5.1111 Third 10W Eliz M111 Second I0 Gcr Bollom ro' l1cn vlng., frg BOllOm Top ww: Darlene Kittilsen, Ma J Sandra Sanders. Judffh Third row: Mary Nankeryts, Elizabeth Eastman, Fa' Marilyn Mann Second row: Molly Moore Geraldine Johnson, K Bottom row: Barbara Giles J ken, Christine Stearps x Y'-3 -u 'Wi K H-f 'tr' I Q f lf -J' tw 5. Q We ga rgaret Ph r rcs N'-e'tnc.a Brosec, Cynthia Coogert Doroth L1 ' E JOl rtSSn Ciattsrurqcc Stu Jotnseen Susan Bam' Marcia AX'Orgeav:tsMarEtEr1iZ gxrfgrrg, Jean Judge, Ann Drenckhahn, Alice lngersoll, F! LSS1 ', . 3' A V X f- t - , ' ' h a e W -. vw c ptr Jscuteline Wolf, Elizabeth Serrett, Ada Jones. Marilyn Morgan Emilie Gillespie Lynda La-nbrecht, cta lwr - Kxtegfr H ' yr ,Nl W - t , , r a tty t t f tj t ti '-lotnmel, Sybil Peterson, Janet Lhurnbley, Wendy Geyer, Patricia Connor, Mefedgih 05,-nan! S-55 LCD '-'B' fl' vi 5121 Dencornbe Carol Snwh ' ' ,' 'a l X L ' f r . Barbara Watk M awe, HC ,'.C,, N -, Qtagltt-nlrush, Marcia Kmlisen INS, rs, Fletcher, Barbara Brown, Mary Drenckhahn, peril- H J.a '+- tx M yt S-an Catherine Lanier, Be-thine Oakley, Bonnie Belna I J t C C 1 MAH M h H , ,,, . P arte urr aro n t '- 'Jary Ca eba .. Q, w a s, Margaret Cleary Jima Bodman Y' V 'err ar 5 MU ' -4 4- 7'. 'gf g i-g . 5 ' . ,'O 5. Kappa Alpha Theta Gll East Daniel itll M tive Chapters lht' l,0XYllL'l' Pull lltmwl was heltl in the full be- lXXt'L'lI liqtlxtm .xlllllil 'l'llCt11 :mtl Delta Gamma. A n.ut-ling tmpln was gtwznetletl to the house whose tilt-tlgt-N won thix nxttlitinnttl baseball game. llighlighting the Clll'lbII1lLlS season at the Theta lunixt- wma the ttxttlitioiizil Stocking Party. Follow- ing tht- hullct tlinnet' :intl open house, the girls pre- Nt-ntt-tl thcit' tlgttcs with the Christtnzts stockings tthnh tht-x hqul tnzttlc, tlctmxttecl, :intl Filletl with utllm In gttltlitiun lu thc tcgulnn' events scheduled for Xlntht-ix ltqtt zintl llgntls Dany week ends, the Thetzfs ht-ltl .t Imttx with their Sheequon zintl Stunt Show Q Offiun-lop ,ow K, tn,,,3.,,,,, ' nn tnt-is gintl their IJ1l1'ClllS. il lnmtglt the lfmtet Patients Plain, Kappa Alplia I llt'l.l xlmitwtt-tl at Clrcek girl. Clothes and inoncy wt-tt' win lu linwitlt- lot het well-he-ing. Bottom row. 'Nil , '. l rr l , l'5 , wmfj , Marin, l,,A.,L yi ,.',J4 r1l 'l5 329 lb - v , 1 Sv 411 av 1' l Jo' D A6 v 1K T 'C' : U 3 t 2 t ' ' D Eff S e- 1,,,, .f 1. 1 I ' .1 ' 1 'x...4 ,. .,, 1.1, 5911- 41,-111111111, NJ.111cv W1-11111-1111, J.1111c1- KCHGSY, Carol H1-11111, E11111y CMJ 1,,..,:.1. 1 Y x .1 11.1 P0115 51 s.111 Ruflko, E11:.1b1-111 Gnrrc-11, Fa1111 Cr111111w, C-,,1:,.d 111,111 111.. ' - 'u-Q ' ' , Y 1,1 1 ,k, 1- K, 11 1111 V111 CQ111111-11, Nancy L11111, Sam Comm-I1y, Gcgmn 111V 1,.,,,,111.G. 11 '- v 1,1 1. , ,1,11,11, KJ, QM, H1-11,111 H1-n111, Cynthm P.'111e1so11, D1-1: Pvny J. Hnnnm 10 '.' ' ' H01 .11 pam-I Kappa Delta .--11N..111111111111111 '1 X11IR1 11l.ll11l'1N 1 N111-'111 11111 1111 11111 -1I 1x.1I111.1 11111.11 ,11'1: 111111111 1111 111111111111111x1 XX,1N11l111l'11 111141 1 11.11i'1 11111lM I1111.1 1111111101111 1.11111 .11 1 31111 3- 1111 11111 21.11 1111 ll1ll1Ql 11.111113 K 11111 A !I1'I'l'l11 XI1111l111 1111 1 1 1 111111 1 1111.111 11.11 11'l1l1'l111 .1l11llll11 11111111111111111111-.-.111111111111.1111111.11111111.11111111111x 11111 1111-111111 N1 111 '.-.111 N11141 l111'111fP11f'X l.llN' 1 11411 11111111-111111-111111111111111 1x.1I111.1 1,l'11.1 1111 .1--1111111 11111111 1-11 1111111.11111111g 1111111 111 111111 1111111 1'11 1x111 1 111.7 11111111111111.111.1llx 111 11'111A 1 1' y.! '111-1 1N.1111111 1111111.1NIl1.111X 1111 -1'1T'1' 111.3111-I 1'111.1Q1 1'P1 111111.111111111 1 -11. -'1.11 1111 '-1111111 111 111 1111 11111 1111 1 N11 11 11111 1.1111 111111111 -111111 I-1 11111111-1 ' L1 1 '111 I'1l1'A 1 1 1 .11111111 11111 11111111111111111l 111 111 ' A 1 33C ,L -16 A4110 iw.. .. .1?' 'Q nf- I T I' s, .Q Q.. .Q '.a 0. 'ml 'fo Omuan-'Torn row 1 11111111 L111d1:r, :ucr1-wry, V11g1111a Ruff, 9 d' ' 7 ' ' 1' 1 'I' 11113 Q11-111 BQ om ww 9.111 11 11 11, 1 I H- 111. Gd 0'i sw' N 1 , 1,, 1,1 c11.11r1111n, Caro L0 11 .' 1,, V Y tily Cl-Wat, 1, Carlotta 'Orgia Mar. Perry, Jill cmclzlrtha Murray, ,treasuverg Betty Milllan, pledge trainer, Jane Park, Sponsor their tt'1ttlitimt.tl Nltittttiutttlt Dune lhix tlance cuttttttcttttiigttul tht' lttttttilittg itl tltuc tml sororiticx git Nltmttttitttlt Cltillrgt-. Knppzfs cclclitxttctl it with .tit qtttittt.tl tt-gt tlgttttt- ltultl ottzt Sztttmlgti gtltt-t'tttmn git tlti'tlt.tl1tt-t ltitttw. lhu KHPPH Kappa Gamma Q7 Sl Active Chapters x I li 'Ol Le! QI l , Jill Wallace house Cltdlftttlni MMCJJYCV Moors, vice president: social chairmang Carol Walker, president Kappa liqtppgt liatttitttgt itiittul with l'i lit-tit Phi to When the illttisttttgti at-gtwtt t.tttit' .ti-iutttl. tltt' l Szttlic Hzttvlgiitx llgitttc, :tttutltvt qttttttt.tl lgtxitt llL'. ivgtx l baaetl on at lliiglxtttlt tltt-tm: lh-uit.ttiwttx itttltttlt-tl af, bztlcsul hut gttttl li-:tttttul .tit iiltl It-it-lwlliatl time As zt group limit-it. thc ligtltligtk am' Imtxitlittg lui' the eclttczttiutt ul' at lmtut' tltiltl in Citi-t-uv. lltt- girly also cot't'c5pmttl tm-gttlgttlx with liter. The cltztptct' gmc apt-tigtl it-mgttitittit tu tht- pledge with the ltiglttwt gt.ttlt4 gm-t.tgv gttttl lit tht' outstztntling tilt-ilgta .X xtn.tll ttiiiiltx XXQIN .tiiptttlt-tl tt, the active with thi' ltightwt gthltw. 1 l V, 31,-1, I W J , an 'o':1f'1 1lf.tf'ttt',ft1, '. tl- H' te.-int ,ity Hill, Untttlt, l-,mt livin, lltftiltt-llt fxtttnlltnlli, llY'l lofublf JVK l fourth lziavllillll Bmlilll I-l ilml ll' ll ll! l ll' ll Mill Nillllll lllltllll t t I y ltmlf Normi Coleqrove, Phoebe Kosfeld, Judith Corley, Lynne Nelson, Nancy I 4'tf- ff t f tt,,,.,.,, 1'-viii--ll, aftititititi 'Hitt' 'I L' ' i' i 'ft ' . lh.d Jf,m5.., llfivtff I--nt ,X 'Mr f, i g it ti, Hit-,l.t ll.-li-it l',iii, Muryltvli-tt lily-tit, Jl!lhI'DLOl'1JfLdi!h Hanson Pam Breckenridge! Caro' Walker, Mrs. Bmde, ll 'fwf l tt V., Jil, tt, ff Qu rf ff t, tttf ,l,. tl. llttyfl, 1'-tina tml.-tt, l'.ttnct.t flunctti121ll'f.'H'WilIi.it1is Mary Siebert A Sgcondltanlfmtl f!f,f,t',, lit' l' if, I-,1.f, 'A if nfl ltll ,'!.tll,t.,.V IAM, ',ltttrE1,, Jxlrlyl -itraNH-my Bnmkow, Linda Colcgrovel Dorothy Allyn, Julie Otdsl Margare' row: Mfifilffi fl it fi lf. it t 1- l fl -iii.:-r l ftttt WNV, lm 'l ' i ' ' I 5ottomBlOIHil',l lfI fail, lfff-'f 'l'l 'l t lllflhlf ll l' ' lllllll llll llllgllilll Lt Rtltlw Lmce Janice Mock, Carol Gilbert, Joan Aiken, Diane Courtrtght, Susan Watts ' ' - , '.t rm 51171-6 , ' f row, ,-Jvm ,lqruttt lf, ,t .,K,,f,ll ffargpfi-t I-rtfliirut i, l nrt Phi Mu l l'l N1-ntli Iliiirl ,'l X- tim' l.ll.llrlt is 'K fixi- l A N 0 F 1.- 1 I , P J KL S 1 .I 14 1 Ton 'on Thu! rg- Second In lortwv- no 532 - 1 i v 1 fiig i H' . in , A .N , A L' 7 N-life LI t--7 Omcers-Top row: Savilla Anderson, secretary: Joyce Lutz, pyggjdem. Carol Leonard, treasurer ' Bottom row: Judith Coleman, vice president, Margaret Molitor mem, bership chairman, Merrill Hahn, pledge trainer ' '15 16 'lihe theine ol the Phi Nln's spring lorinzil, Ning- noliii Bull. is ai trzitlition znnong their cliztptcis in ross the nzition. Magnolias were usetl both :is tht' tht-ine :incl in the tleforzttions. 'lo L'll1lJll1lSllC scholzirship, the Zenobizt licllci' .Xwiircl wats given each semester lay the loczil ailinn- naie chzipter to the girl with the most scltolzistir im- proxeinent over the previous semester. On Foiintl- ers' Dan' the :iltnnnzie lllS021Wll1'llCKlSl0l0 the pletlgt' :intl to the zictive who hzitl the highest :ivcrnge lor the yezir. .X trzitlitionzil Tin Clzin Sczivenger Hunt was hclil inst lmelore 'llizinksgiving to collect liootl lor the im- tlerprivilegecl ol' the zirezi. To linrther the etltiiaitiun ol the less lortnnzite, Phi Mn gave intt'rn:ition:il stntly grunts to women in foreign countries to cn- zilmlt- thein to stntly in this country. Q51 Officers-TOP Second r0W1 BOHOI11 f9wi l'he S' .in ginnn nonnietl QJXL' ll S 'l'he 1 liletlgt' t mtl hzill the tlnn ililionzil .ii the tl .til tl wxntls l' l.llNk'll I t-iliiipin ililll' .iwizige on il. ' lmitg :intl E -4 Q 4 i X J X ki. H '17 .. K7 t x , 1 P 1 A V ,j 3 if , S. ' A-e r ,. . -, F y , ',:+.- gy, , , . o i I I 4, f.. gg, ,Y JUHRQZLI Lr'.rYrpyr5-gwdnlldrgl. Margaret Griflifh, Iiyndq Songer, Lpulsc Rabin lam Nm' Ihzgox v , .. ,, gancllg lohbauer, Alice Helm, Jeanine Sanqvlllf K. .. V, ,Jn V ,H V S. . ' Q 1 -- f-V,-W., 746 ma 'ffm 'V -led th C.,!crnan, Carol Leonard, Margaret Molitor goiond ' . L U-':ruirn1l',, Own M I b . . 'om I e a rn crg. Nancy Anderson, Diana Francis Nm in I Dresidentg litor, mem, al. Mag- eliupters Lh as the 1 Keller al alum- asric inr- 1 Found- ,e pledge irage for was held r rhe un- duration 'national es ro en- rf' Y, 4 'A If -. 1 r e 1-4 1 Yi? K ,...-nu' y, l 2 ' ' ' ah Phi Sigma Sigma 306 East Gregory l 20 Active Chapters r no iiif 5Ql 4 Top row' Judy Moss, treasurer, Linda Freeman, member ar large gmac! row: Marilyn Ecker, seeaetary, Jill Greenspan, vice pregidenq ! Mmm ww: Riga Stone, pres: em The seniors of Phi Sigma Sigma were guests ar an annual lJl'Clllil-LINK held in their honor. lhev zin- nounced their will and inoplierv, while ihe juniors gave a skit. The decorarions lor Clir'riisologv. this years pledge dance. included ai nierrv-go-ronml and over 600 balloons which rovered rhe reiling. .X lar lady. the thin man. ai pair ol Signm-se mrs, and the ll'1l- ditional clown were hui wine ul lhe roslnnies seen at the dance. All the chapters ol Phi Sigma Sigma vvorkerl lo! wards helping rlieuinzrlir lever virliins. The girls raised nionev no pan rnirsr-s and In hnv he-ds and equipinenl for ihe liospiigrls. The girl who zicliievr-rl mln- liigln-si srliolxislic' average received ll rlizirni with her guide average on it. The Scliulzirsliiii Kev vvgrs grvvgnderl lo the big and lirrle sisrer ir-:nn vvirh dn- hr-sr gixrrlr-s. Z in a , li 7 L 1 7 i 'I sf l r 'Q ' v'7,f x 'iii-' ivx7' 5 , X. l Top ,ow ' 'd K b' Maureen Gold, E'-mlfe Levlne . 1 Merlr- L- ' -- M IP Jo ce Trunk, En: os ie, . b B d l' C role Newburger r 1 - 1-ml, Owl Srl il., ri. .4 fri-1-rfifrm, f-rlrrn .r rn, v . L Ad Kaufman, To y an am, a 1 I l pm, hlvd r:wgBFlO,,,: Kmlmlyiliwl LrN'n,'-Hglrrivmlim :II-'NIV' mlflil, ignylmr-,, lkor-1MOrrls, Lynne Brmdt, rlenne S ay w :5Cl' , V . . S'd-r, Gloria Krashen , Bzxnd row: Ann Rollrrriarr, Jrnll fllr,-,, Jill r,r...-nuprrn, Nlru, H1-frn.m, Rui., Stone, Mnrllynrfckfr, 'ilidlrelligfz Sheryn Saffrinl Meryl Cohen, Marcy Schlesinger No'0i': row: Eleanor I5r,,r,,,I ind, r,.rL',,,,,p,. lil.-.-rr ',lr.rn1--I, Lnrrre Rudi, Leanne Glussnur, OUI r L Plrwl: Linda FH:crn.in, Adrienne Mrlslwn, JMU! Rllllllil i .lg lp 1 Y a ff? ' if xt -. vv . - l F, , ,V , A E 7 ge, Omcorsz KMC' inf! WUC Lynch, vl H , X l V WMM' JC, xlx' EC Cmlmdl MMOG Gcmb, Audrey Huck, Joan Edmonds, Lynn Kuehn, Margaret Allen, JDM, x1THlo'Z':',i.k' . Y ., X . 4 f 'u :HCV NNCY wmwlmnl Nelda Smgell, Marcia Hathorne, Patricia Hunter, Lynn Skeen, Joan Tompkinson, Ardis Hill, , ,,, A x ,., y. ,, U, ,,.- 7-4.4 -Jn, S,wdr.i Rayburn I , . - - ::,z:1:,:: zz: it --3 -, 5 i',ziisxi::g iz3:lhHit,:Jfz.,2iL?aa1xii'f:xS,fmr, ws,.t:i:z','!:gr,Rxx2,,?5:':,,i,,, . , .. fri Nor .n QQ.-Qi c,.. 1 vt H .-'M mir 55-'L-kill Lois Edson. 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M llirir 1-liilnlrlliliilrx, Sigur.: lx.rMr.i llvlluwl lu -iiifrnrll llir xl.lllll' Nr',nu.rNI Nllvinn. lllix 4llgQllll' ,qiri--in 'rl-:mlm .r l-tml xtlinli xixils lxl.Illllx ull lllc' --r.i-I -rl Nl.iim', l.llxllIL1 lrrrul .intl rlrilllillg l1llll'Nll- rim' Limiluw 336 V az- yn. ffTTAf .. .. fx- Y, 1 if I A tl El i fl l .fix x'!, .,.l Y I ,. '41 fr f Lllfwd 'X n . U... . 2, ' ' I U x , i' Ali' ' .'l:hJ I x llfl: 'z' ' '- . - fl t gi Q gc! W Ll ller cor 0 Omron: Ardrs Hill, recording secretary, Marlene :wr I . H Huang WC'U'0'Y: Judith Rowley, first vice president, Patricia BG 'gun Bm hhrUk.n, second vice president, Mary Schrader, 129' xi lnmlallxl' lliiirivr. -r'lx'L'rl sl lop Nw: SlCOndSChl 'O Bbllqm 'oz Wen, Judith if Afdis Hill, ils Taylor, Rae , ,H gr,ofid'l'9 I , ,fidefili 4. i, r,. .,,r l ' Ollie 2 'gm lgma Sigma 212 East Chalmers l Q' 55 Active Chapters Q F724-., l 2 i ' ' 2 'A 1 4 U? V fVt:Q5 ' 'g QL Lat, Lf Wg, em Karen Yeager, scholarship chairman, Carol Swanson, correspond. ' cretaryp Kay Lash. D'fSSiClSn': PCQQY S einer, treasurer: Linda l se Bach, vice president, Marilyn Stephenson, record ng secretary l l In accordance with a national tradition, the members of Sigma Sigma Sigma ronibined their Mothers Day and Founders' Dar llanquets into one big affair. Sealed envelopes whirh were receixed from the national oilice were opened, and special recognition was given to the thaiiter and to indi- vidual girls in the house. Anational social service inoiet i, the Robbie Page Memorial, helps to raise money lor the rhildrc-n's hospital in Chapel Hill. North Llarolina. This rear the Tri Sig's held candy sales and white elephant sales to raise funds lor this iiroiei i, A bracelet was giren to the ai tire and the pledge who achieved the highest siliolasiii average. The scholarship prograni also ini liided gi Stliolarsliili Dinner. llrerrone who had gi -1,11 or above was served steak, and those below a l.ll are liainbiirgers. WJ .,-1. il., ff ld, Louise - ' 'l Brefe Top , . - 1 ' ' Sorensen, Janice Tullock, Lois Jacob, Gai S rogihtiliiibga Pi': 'ff lbarlnvii fli1Ii.iii.f,, H,iil,.ir.i ffililif, fflnirr: Johnson, J0L m'n0 Zener' Pa Hoa M 'I St h son Janice Hawkins eco ' ' 'VU' Diflv, I , i if V,-qi. PV Stamer, HHY0 ep en f Bailnd ww: Camlyn f JVl'Illi,lIii Y-in-ri 'fi-mg'-I, V iirril ','J1fiii'i0Y1, l-md Lynch, Mm. Dcglgilrorllialgalrgfrllzlilfcslgxcy Van Tuyle' Kalhlene Gooch Om row' ' Mar, B'll l'f', fulfil fnlir-I, fluiiriii' l'lir'.'nlf-f '7l'lVl 'f plnhmf Dmnc JOHLS' Theta Upsilon s. ' A ' 4-.- ' A1 i f ' -tw it 4 1---vvwv Ofiicers: Judith Fribley, chaplaing Katherine Jackson, treasurergSl1irlg Hill presidentg Marylin Daly, vice president-pledge trainer: Dim-,I Pettlingell, alumni vice president: Elizabeth Fiedler, secretary Officers-TOI Bottom TCW: Karon Si lhe winter dzinre :it lhetzi Upsilon was given lot pi twoalold purpose-to celehrzite the Clltristmus sm. son und to lorniztllv present the pledge class. Ulm 'lihe Theta U pledges gave their :innuzil Nlauttli Cirzis dance lor the zictives during the spring sctnt-sa ter. The house was decorated with scenes denoting the Xlzirdi Gras, :ind everyone who attended czniic . Q.llll!k'll lint' sortm txttll will QIllN qirt' Wgilni in at costume complete with musk. Theta U sponsored their ztnnuzil Stzite Dan' to l l '91l'il honor Thetzi Upsilon ziluinnzie. The Chz1pter's phi- l llflf'l lzinthropv was the rare ol' zi trihe ol' Navajo lncliant l-llll Xl in .Xrifonzr lltlllwa- 'l'o recognize srholzirship, the chapter purrltasetl pezirl lhelzi U pins lor :ill pledges who zittninetl ineinliership in .Xlphzt I,znnhd:1 Delta. .Ns in the .iitnitto llnrin mole ill! pzist. :in zirtivitv hrzicelet was awarded to the girl Qt llftlll who hzid worked the most in activities. 2-lllH'l'l't lit-slnnt' lonvov- 1' .' 2--xr: ,f.i,.- i-- I ', , ,.. ', X,-,VU I . B NW i . ' ' P , .ar rn , Q., I Us .A ie? ii ' ' if ' t vm 1 'nm' 5' HJ ll'0 iD20'1. Diane Love, Htldegard Schroeder, MUY Gown' i v. , , f , ,, . Bog, 'I l l f' i iw pllch' 'f Fnlflffdld, lots KennC'Yi Phyllis Knighl, Judith Menlle, Albnu D lo fuqgnd lg' . . 4-ffflfr Shred lm HIP ww: K i , ,vtilifmfclh Fin 5'1 'CY H'llf MW, Rdllll. Marylin Daly, Diane Petiingalli Aflene Hd 'ow lqugm :gn - , HH- fi 'gpip Fl Gmac S. San , i- 1 -A ie ,, , , , . to N l w f 1 ii ,ln tri IE I' 'mi' S'ClLP n'V. Lvdta Leach, Joan Bohn, Diane Welsh. M-VY Bvlflni Bamild 'O nl tn panel n still.-mn, Pltyllig Efglginfv No, ,WI I0 . In pa 355 tier: Shirley ilnefj Diane 'ary given for tnias sea- ass. al Mardi ig semes- denoting led came 2 Day to iter's phi 3 Indians mttrchased attained ts in the l the girl Golfer, Nha Alberta Dlolo' flgrlf: MCGV3lh' l Rlllflflr 'Jane' Off: ' Bott i E I lotl eacl Walnut Hall ll0'7 South Third 'cers-Top row: Patricia Connor, vice presidentp Lucy Neet, president m ww. Elizabeth Wakefield, treasuref: Ruth Johnson, secretaryg o - , . Karen Smith, social chairman Opened in the lull ol lflfmli. hhillllllll llglll wits or- anizetl br the Dettn ol lillllllL'llL'lllt XYUHICII to itl- 'sororitx' ntetnhers tu llNNUt lllll' llltllil' tltiself with 1 other and with their Ultll houses. Nlost ol the . ii girls are lliZlllSlCl' 5lllClClllS lllllll other tlltitersities. e iieti Walnut is cotlrlmsetl ul slllllll llll1ll'llllClllN. witll lour girls living in ezlth 4JllL'. fifbtblslllg lzltlilities 1ll'L' provided by at Slllllll lsittheli ill eglt ll 1llJLll'll1lL'l1l, litlt many girls ent their lllClllN ill their tlwll sorority llouses. Their sotizll lile :tlsn renters 1ll'Ulllltl the zlftivities ol their NUl'Ul'lllL'N. During the hrst week ol Ulllll st-lllestely the girls look llll'l'lS going to the llullst' lllHlllt'l s ltltllll lor get-zlcqtlzlintetl lizlrties. lllsl ltelore tlllrisllllgts tlles gathered lor their glllllllgll lllll'lX' whit ll illtltltletl rea lreslnnents :intl zi gilt ext ll1lllQ'C'. ff al LNJ e W qi, V r s W t - Q E l his s Q E 5 Vi l gg! J- I '57 staff is se as l Uk 5 l an I I F' I uf 'I Holtzman Sabra Goldfine lolfvo . 1 - Cl Nl rris Martyn f lllird r:tirElgiabmilli-Mimi,'A timid imiiliii iw' Umm' ummm Gross' Calf'dliiiarslxnghltlililidlgitriciao Ariderle, Linda McGrath, Rebecca Nash, Frances Baumgartner ' mem WWW. ',l -l, Hf,l , F. l lf :, lf : Spucfil 'l rua i V ' Setondsilgdra Caton j H I HI i In mi HU IW' im d' Patricia Connor Elizabeth WakefielClfARUlh Jqhn-Scinl gmqlllt Robson B 0m roirvfi Cmhwrui mlm' 'NWI' iiriimimii' Ylmln 'iimm' LUCY Num' Mrsigro-lil' Erwin Anastasia Sullivan, Marilyn Wilson, VWQWB ml N09 in panmltenorf: McCord, Milli., qlltllll, 1'-rl.,ltl: 2llillrl..r.t, Stl,ltllbllcigzsjorgwrihifkc Sandra, Loeb' Phyllis Wendl l ' 4' ' ' 9' ilmmrl lillrflfnt, 1,,,,tt.- lllrt-lllllf-yr-1, ,Inv rl lffllrf, 'V Q V ,. V V VM , l' I . 4 J.. f 4 f l -.-- p . '55 Sager Virgene Anderson, Janet Monier, Carol Wingfleld, Helen Korenghu, , . . kcr a-rl I I , . I V ow rg... V ,. ,. ,,,., JCM, LM-riyl.lV Slmrcn ALrl,rLVf MMV Bale-n ' . - S h V Na C St Al . 4 V Tlllld' row r -r-' Gu-'rt-r-n Rami, Dcrrrvc Aldc, Patrrcra Paulv. Ann Alcollf 5YlV'a Hardln' Joan C Us er' n Y Urles' 'Ce Barns- M5 l!f1 Tap ,owl Cla r, . 4j,,r,1,,rrf, Fqrol Parrot! B b B 1 RW B - . Banom row: Suond row f- - ,w ' f , Jiri 'lr Drqklrwacrw, Hnrlurwr: Peterson, lhara Boxdorfer, Merle Kuyrkendall, Mrs. Long, BY BYE U90 9, la Offh Carol ENN0, Not in Panel: -v .- , '- , ,' l . L w V . - r . B no EVAQ Vr .. VH Czrlrl VViVs.Z.V!VV:VVVVV BVVVVVVVV BVOVUVV Domus Boyd Karherrnc Kenyon, Helen Klernschmndt, Lrnda Matthews, Barbara Sharp, Clarre Man- or rn ,,-..- r.-.' ..r ., r , - --, - r r r 1 J rl 'l I ':'rfr. Clrvla SY'-HN No, ,,, mm' r ,,,,r..-r, .v,',,rlr-.'.r- f.'.mh.u Skrlcs Zeta Tau Alpha Illl Xrlixr' l.ll.1lrlr'ls V., V akfilet .. r.-3 t ' . , T MF' 1 IVA lll ll IN I l K V lV:!!ZxgAV?V ! 1, I. 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N- Q f 'ff' :Mk 1 x r 'Agn ,. If .X 2 was K -, ., V I r. Top row: Claudia Young, Harriet Dolby, Narhalia Payne, Barbara Turnipseed Bottom row: Laurel Jones, Jacqueline Abrams, vice presidentg Clofildf: Pl1GlDS, Pf9Sidef1f: Barbara Gray secretary- Patricia Cross ' I N91 in panel: Betty Burns Alpha Kappa Alpha 271 .-Xctivc Cluxplcrs . . KLA, r ir. , A , games and shows L A R Carmval . . busy gals . . . Q S M, 3 Hb-LCKIUTIQ N p'ellY girls . . . IF honors . , dressing-rOOfY1llfT9f5 - , ,V MaflCfl'f prezldfflll i l V 4-nf 3' 2 A y .'l X 1 s ig Y I A-fl +5 ,Hlnrmal S t -W Salt wud ,og I , ,, ,,,, 5. mf..-, ,kldrey lfend, Suzanne Foissotte, Helen Nushart, Judith Zavodny, Donna Cayten, Sandra Seegren, Carolyn llllcmgx -. -li ral '.-.id-V S',lv..i Hera.-.'icl1, Nancy Weaver, Susan Jordan Suond ,ow 'Y V U 5 ,,,, ,,, A '.k,, L, gmt-1, Coraluc Dennis, Karhryn Corbin, Recille Chaden, Mary Shelton, Mrs. Wells, Nancy Warner, Sylvia Schlui-, VIN' 1 5o,,cm'l,l,wlAll'l .,,' 7 ,,llr4lT,,,!l,'l3l!l: ,'.! ,llgllllufflalliedalfagagdllylllllgdees, Frances Bamburg, Barbara Elder, Joel Willis, Karen Rover, Helen Gall, Arlene Ctibb, ll0U, lL' 'Jiri' G--'fvwd I'-'ary Schaal noting 1 wx Ul'1ll 5 lllizirlcsl nl lliu X 1-lxgim l ul BIMC' Buse Hall y 5islL'l'm l .tml ll 1 l l l l Nl'X.lll.l ,lull ll lp .Xl Ili lllllly :ii I iiginics 1 , I llllx1'X ll.ill. mlm Ii .illliiim lamina llgill, is nm' ol fi il?NfJ'l5i lllllllcl' i ilu -ililut imillvtit li,ills Int XX4lIlll'll. l'.l'1'clc'cl in , Wllll USU I'llT,itii.ixiiwil.lx.iiiiilimixli.iii.iilgNIm'llin'll1'sL I , gl lxui Xt'.llx I U xlll'Xl1'llwlXl'lllHlll.llllllHIl1lllllQlllK'llll'lN'llllllL'l'N mix Iirlll im ll.ulx ll.ix XX'mi'l.vml. lllKllllK'N ul nlrl -.ln il:-liii.l1i'il llir' m.iiii Illini ul lliiwx. llll- lilgli llgllll lil llll' iiwki nil um ilu' limiiiuig lil llivii limi lung lhil .it lll1'll,llllIlll'l lil-lllini 5LlllllllLlX L'Xt'llllll1. Xllillii lx ll ix XX: Ill M W .i NH l , -A ,our Omron-Top row: Carol Fredrickson, treasurer, Marion Klalnlkf 342 S Clgalfmanz Anne Eastburn, secretary Bacon row: Marcia Burley, vice president .dem 0 'om 'OWT l0ffY C0l1n, social chairman, Yvonne Barta, pres! TOP row K. lhird yo, M N Second , N Bonom , N nfcru? S 6 'lhc Lui! doo. lmtuz noting Liu- -cxcrul gazi- i.h,l!IL'x!wI! -A the 'H-LEX hmm UML ,ff Emu Q gr KH L -U21 blslth um .md .1 Emu .ami .1 bmw . xl ZEN' VI' HJHN .u iv. f naxmw ru.: DHZIW! .. 'h'1l'.l!InA Tnf.. A hx 4 , 1 'Sul ,.-A 'I' 1. ,. i 4 fn- f 1 u Il 1 ul lwl 1 'Vu , ham, W. 'P Y. Evans Hall i Xt'X.itl.i tpgigjv J sw-2 'Q v Y Oflicers-Top row: Ragnhild Hiscox, secretary, Sandra Greenleaf, presi- dent, Nancy Mathis, vice president ow' Susan Galbraith, social chairman, Jenna Lambert, hall council Bottom r . V I chairman, Patricia McKee, treasurer Evans Hall, which is next door to Busey Hall, was opened to women students in 1925 as a Univer- sity residence hall. Previously known as West Hall. the name ol the residence was later changed ln livans in honor ol Laura B. Evans. The hall houses one hundred sixty-lour girls. Dads Day Hleekend featured a banquet on Satur- day evening, complete with entertainment and l group singing. An .-Xt Horne also was held dur- ing which the fathers were given a tour ol the living quarters. The main lounge ol Evans displayed paintings and art projects done hy the girls. The events lor Mothers Day XfVeekend were sim' ilar. In addition to the banquet and art show, gi pajanra party was held on Saturday evening: at hrunrh lollowed on Sunday morning. lop row Q as Hurd sow 'ncond row Y ' iii., Bottom mv. 344 C an, Barblfl mmm' l ' ti-ri-t',l55,,.i5 FLG, ...I 4, ,mc Q. sn. ', H. - , - , r ro xncf Morrhcid, Mary Lmdlcya Olympia Dyer' Linda Ken, Gwen YQ I T 'lr N ENV Eirhva Hog ' ' ' , E -l .. . , , X 1 X n Cv K 'IC I ser vl yn Rttdtr, Jody Thompson, Susanne Jensen CI MY, PWM, V' -7-rr4,'.lf.y 'Jylano h Y - t f ' Nr- Ezcv, Pr.-.ctlla Thoigi '.l.?riZtCcPfi'iJdgiwr' Ka Yf' DBIY, Beth Pearson, Suzanne Ballou. PGV' A ' ' 1 'ID Q N ' mc cc' NBUCY HHS, Irene Lange, Mariorie Grim - ' 5- 1 M Inq, Marilyn D-4.99, DO I Q- Pars C. ICI ' 'ma Sled, Loretta Alfonso, Suzanne Franks, Sally 0 , , sro cmenv, Edith Romnes, Ruvonda Archer, Dolores Keri, Beverly Arent, Katherine Hum cia Franklin' 1' . Pat: 1 V - I . .a 0 ic, IIQIDIG Shive, Margaret Carter, Linda Evans, Qian, Foglerl Hamer Do as i V sg 'aa 3:2 J .X , 1 , ,-- -,.w. X, .,v 'y-...P D 9 s 2 1 9916! ora tl' 4 - f , , Illini lfor ' iouplvs lions to winter given it tllnh. ' lrzllio. 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X11111s1111.1s11.1111 1111 lll1J1l.II11'l1Q111l11111'1111111X 1-1-1 1.11111-11 111111111-11 11.11 111-111 .11 1111- I-.11,1. 111111s1-, 1111- 11.1111 11-1111-11-11 .1111111111 1-x111.111gi1111 151111, singing 1.111111 .11111 ll1.1x11lg g.11111-1, 1J111111g c.11llNlI1l2lx 1:11:1- 111111. 1111- Ql11N 11111111 111 1111- 1.1111.1g11 1111-41 111111 1111-11 Illlll1.l1 141-1 11131-1111-1 111111111 .11111 1.111 .1 111111-111 s1g1g1- ...gl ,gif . 1 'god' Oman-IOP low: Sharon Frielich, vice presidenvg PhY11'5 MMM 1r1U 5CCY0113Yy ond row: Harrievle Jacobson, freshman adviser: ROHM' M' B ' D'0!'dHn1: Sharon Adler, social chanman atom row: Evrabelle Sluisky, ireasurer 346 V Tap row: Ihird row Kar S1-cond ro Coe Bollom ro Aki I 1 ,., 91. 1 1. O m'UYl: C1111 is Top row: MarY Wilson' Jane Swlz' Jane Howe' Joan Lloyd, Ruth Cunningham, Karen Bossert Rosemary Schuster Barbara Strunk Sandra Sell l i' S ' :Al'c'a Laible, Vicci Young, Glenna Blunier, Ka H l , M 'M - ' f , Thlrd rlggichenl llelores Wallace, GeorQia Allen Y ep el ary O alley' Carolyn Sumpllon' Carolyn Anderson' Nancl' HU'fYf l-'nda Nl00lOEf Yf C6I'0l g lMG'lk',C lUfk Sh HH M' ' - . . Secondcgtgga gigs' Pggguyl Mnasonaro es aron o mann, ary Cunningham, JoAnn Gish, Mrs. Stahly, Judith Fahnslrorn, Alice Shoger, Virginia Seller, Btlom row: Bonnie Provart, ,ludnh McClane, Kay Reese, Nedra Tho iso , M t W'll' - 4 - . 0 Akin' Cam' Elsony JO pun! Margare' Irwin! Shmey Kessler n n argare i rams, Mary Schneider, Rosalie Bohnenstiehl, Katherine HunleY, Anne , 4-H House ' u 202 lfitsl Green X 33' Xi Scfxeixil giwgirtls were given tluring the yezn' :tt 4-H llnnst-, where the resiclents tire till --I-I-I members just il .is thex were in lllfll when the house wus liorinecl. Xniung the ztwztrtls were the activity ring. the service ting lcn liotise serxites. :intl the lreshinztn sfholztrship ting lor the highest giverzlge in thzit clgiss. .-Xll ol these giwanetls :ire given once ezich selllesteli l Next laill, helping to celehrzite the twenty-filth :inni- Xi'l'N2ll'Y ol -I-H House, there will he ai kick-oll amn- pgiign to rziise lnntls lor the new house which will he linilt nn Ohio Street in the netn' lutnre. lnt lntletl in this ye1ir's spring snfizil progrznn was Il little Sis lVet-kencl when the girls' little sisters visited - mtise. .Xn earlier uc-eztsimi wats the Upper Class- nien lltite Dinner given ln' the lreslnnen alter the ,lu-1 Q h x K 'MI' ft f ,ff',,- 0m 1 Peggy M ' -JS Glsh' Vlcfl pre- ri 'Yeas 5 ' f wer, Qfjwm mm' on lirnigi, ,,,,,,,,,,1.,' ,Clin ',l.,,tpfr, giifrwliirf, JoAnn ilvtlltlllt iltfrlllll . X! --' ' 0 lt V l ! -7. .JJ V ' cl .fgsv 'M-.... xl' ,..ff A-xx J , ' I I In Lyvn Hamer Barbara Bass, Carole Hirsch, Eva Mand I, Ilene Erlich, Barbara Fox, Sheila Davis, Judee Gelman, Judiq., Top mwiwilbl I. L, SING -.'y Miller lllorcne Shulman, Carol Miller , . - Thhd 'ini'6'vs'Vi LQ ,w:l'l'5Qvj?,l,,.v, FXMQI rwxl my Susan 5I,aCk,C,V Rm, Brookstone, Helen Levin, Julie Eger, Maureen Mark, Leah Meyer, Leslie Blank, Maureen Blank, Sf-mndllirdvvll gill,-iii'Plzlclliitfelcl Jndf Sworn, Jadiih Bleiweiss, Frances Greenspan, Judith Wright, Mrs. Godfrey, Marion Banish, Sandra Golter, MQ.-een AIU, Boiiomlllrgilzi iillnciliibniloyiildith Greenfield, Norene Crane, Enid Levinson, Barbara Lazar, Edith Rosenstrock, Barbara Gitler, Sarell Gmdon I,,- pffr- lirliilw Tnrnof? llllli Smith 'l'hii'rl , lmlvrri, which was opened in the fall of 1946, is if I-riiml ln' ni lirmrcl rninposccl nl fzithers of the I AUX girls wliri lin- in Ihr- limisv. The name Inrleco was ilviixi-il lniin Ihr' ivrml iiirlcpc'nclc'ni. l-'qnli wiiic-sirfi' this yvzii' Tnrlcrtu had ci Heart ivi We-I-lc ilniing which vzirh girl gnvc gifts to her I ci-I Il'l sisn'i'. 'lihi' wwk was rliinzixcrl hy I1 party .intl ixnh gill lvziiniivrl thc' irlc-nlilx' ol' llCl' Hczirl I iii lhi' sniizil izilc-nilzn' :ilsri imliiclccl :i Bontril l'.lllX, lin nlix llinnr-1, Si-nirn' llinnc-i'. :incl Srliolzir- , ,jx I Z chili llinnvi. 'W' Nsvgiwx ' Niliiilnisliilis ni-ii' giwgiiilr-il ln Ihr- linlc-to .Xlinn- ii,n' Xssniigiiiuiii Ihr- iitriiii-x' lui' lhvw sclirilzirsliips ll mis i.iisi-il ln Ihr' gilnninqir- llll'IIlSl'lXL'N. .Xs gi philan- iln-ilin Iiirinii, llll' im-iiilii-is ril liirlr-in niziclc c' iiilniiirins in llll'c.llllllHlll'1l Ivwisli Xiilwzil :incl tri Ihr- llillrl lffiiiiiilgiliuii. I Lag f I . , 'li -:'g'i5 'M ' 343 040' 0m'8'ff'T0P 'DWI Judith Wright, Qresidentzi 5af'fi'::::3l?rtz.p1f9V adviser: 'Marion Banish, first vice president, Y second vice president U . , 1 aww, Bottom row: Judith Slonim, secretary: Judith Bleiwaiss, V9 73 1- I I I Omccrs-TCF vice DYE Socond r0Wi Feitler, Bottom row: l' ill ing ll'I'L'SlL'tl l'Nl1ll7llSl' .l. 0 Ci QQIYL' il S lhi' girl: .X spa ilznicc I' I ing girl I hgisis ol I i'xc'c'll1'l Civil lhi' hui ii'hic'h ' I ,Xi :lic I I giwng ii-qilc-il, i-'Elf ig- 'ffffix I .l-iii 59' -16-3,-31.1 :r-'3 ix 41357 If 'w Q?-f . I.. Tis l I I I I I l I l I I l l I l l I TOP lov SUrond I Bottom I Not in Gelman, Judith Maureen Blank, Moreen Alex- Sarell Gordon, fi i l i rw 1,-.X ' , ,,- f,,...- .- hm-in Golier, hes n ance: Gfeenspa ' , agiirer .0 6 Q, ff - l omge,,...1'op row: Judith Greenstein, daring chairman, Elaine Krinsley, vice presideni - A smnd ww: Ruth Soiomon, treasurer, Geraldine Suskin, president, Wende Feitler, secretary A A Boliom row: Marlene Kempner, social chairman Filling a need for campus woinc-ii who were in- terested in organized living. lgiiircl House was established in 1946 :is ai coopcixiiixc lioiisc. To celebrate Colunibiis Dui, llic house olliccrs gave a skit and party. .VX Hzillowcc-ii pzirry lounil :ill the girls attirecl in cosliiincs. A special higliliglii ol ilic nnniigil spring iliuiicr- dance was the preseniziiion ol giwgmls no oursizinil- ing girls in the house. Tmpliics wc-rc given on ilic basis of campus zictivirics. service io ilic- lioiisc. :incl excellence in scliolzirsliip. Giving anonymous gills lor ni week io zi girl in the house was pziri ol' Lziiirc-l's llczirr Sisicr XYL-ck. which was lielcl ui rlic lx,-ginniiig ol czicli sc-iiicsicr. Airlie close ol Llic wc-ck, liiizil gills :iiiil ll parity wcrc giveng the iclcniiiy ol' uqicli Hllcairl Sisic-i ' was rc- vealed. Laurel House 307 East John xl ..... v -T-Y . -1:5 Q- J -v. 5 -iff fi - s W ' 'T 'e f f 3: Vg f , V ,gill I '5Q1f:'i, Qin ' f i, eh , - 5 , i 1 ' - ' X : if, i gens -i Q :L H ' X 1 i 5, 's i 2,1 X- v- 1 1 Q .A 3 1' f AFA-sgfi . Qs- AE- x el,-Xe-rx if 1 8 is e f Q 1 .f gi Q ,lcd if H V, i 3' if is i 1 X' l Q I I i'7'? P31 ip 2 -i W '3 J if M' v , 1 fl gi Mi- 9' 5 ' Q , ive-is K fa - K f l ' f f i 'S 4' 2- K X' ' ffi'i?-ii-'5- 5. e ' fs 53 . ' l, . i -s ' 7- Q ' Q 'Y if 1 2 ' i is S in .- X ' ' I s 5' l i Q ' iff ' - i x 1 - i - - 2 ' . t ik f 7' J XXI J 'A 1 w ' V . sl f 1 a 1 1- as ,l K ,J ': . . ,i . , I ,fra wi, , gk S. ei f A t iQ, wi , 1 it? R A rv l is ya Y- X J l X x bi .,,.fK1 V f ' 1 ' ' ' ' 'iw ET ,. , i Us i T X' ' - . f f - ' ' ef i ' -. ,fi 3 1 , V ,i i ,. ' X .- , xg X- X x st K V I at V4 X . ,X X X , X Q 'E is X ' , C rol Isoe , an lna Starr Sllella Agay Isl Dowell, Elaine Krinsley, Corinne TOP v . , 1 N Singm , I . Segqngmbvlilflh Definer, Muriel Goldsmith, Carol Leaf, Reyna Kaminsldf Rulll Slrriinorliidiillilcgreensrein, Geraldine Suskln, Mrs. c Epne.iMarcra Friedman, Marlena Kempner, Myrna Jacobson, Ruth So omo , . - -n Roslyn Kaplan, Arline Asfheimer, Sheila Bgmom 'n, Anna Kleincld, Wende Feirler El C hm Elimbem Saddam Sharon Berman, Elaine Benlami , ' ' V . gn O 1 Eww' Naomi Javrnslfyg Linda Kahn, Carol Farber, I9 m . Not in pawefmbnf Slwilii Hcrbslmnn 95 Velma Klein is if 'isles hfvf I W!! ff! 1' Mwwmw .-1 , , i s fl iii :li alll ill li l ii A, rl fi 'i il l l, in E mmf: N 349 F i ..4 ...--p ll ll lu , l Leeman Lodge 336-ff' r 1 L Q J- ,ff K . . - - c, ff' Ollicers-Top row: Mary Lutz, treasurer, Phyllis Delveaux, soc'al hy man, Ruth Pitelka, freshman adviser, Janet Douglas, vice giregfdea,-ll. Officers--Toi Carole Hollie, scholarship chairman ' Cofresp Bottom row: Sandra Spitzer, president Bvttim 'og BYYQ ' ,X Pop Party held in the winter was a unique event at l.eeman Lodge. Held in conjunction with one ol' the men's houses, this exchange featured at glowing fire in the fireplace along with pop and lJOlJl'Ul'll. Leeman Lodge entertained children from a near- by school at Christmas time. The girls also lilletl baskets with food and gave them to needy families in this area. A dinner was held to honor those with the high- est averages in the house and those with the top grades in their respective classes. A Steak and Bean Dinner was another event which recognized scholas- tic achievements. The social calendar was hlled with dances as well as weekends such as Mothers Day and Dads Day. liach month a special Birthday Dinner honored those members who had a birthday in that month. Top row ruvrr W --sis.-f. I ,,,.,. Cyvnyl P, t ' ' if --'Clml-,ity G, .1 yy 4 h l Third 'avi v ..i.,f- P fur f !,-.mm-i i,f,,aqjf'fm,,,,,m' LYIcCgoS',J:'231h fctrtz, Maureen Conrad, Anita Elder, Carol Kilker, Patricia Cline Sym. Suond :Q-:K o ,.- p i p N P, ods il' Marilyn Karpmsklf Marla Rude, Jane Schroeder, Jane! lhalmwn' : ., vf .1 .rams 1, v sr' Lnqfl Sand, S , N I Barnum :aw t. f I -My U .,. pow ,N -, fm A , 0 D'1U. 1'-tra. Hardcsry, Janet D0 1 Q - . . . No' m pm :M P vycgvn t f 4 rv . rl Yer., Bene Inman-te. Judith Hcdgcr Marie leg asf! uth Pntelka, Carole Hollie, Patricia Schultz S du WM. .W I :ez cmann, Margaret Schabow, Shirley Whitaker, In hlclii named mother tions lu lircscntl Y.lV.CI.. single l The t lcrcnt 1 lmign-l tiincs cl honorer held in ln at mal da dame i were it Top my A Third ,ll S L wand Bottoms l N07 in lr' . Social chair- 'C9 president: a unique :tion with 'eatured a pop and rm a near- also filled ,y families , the high- h the top and Bean ed scholas- ces as well Dads Day. r honored tat month. me Sylvia yptlrrtfififlf 'iartdra white rg Top row: Alice Atteberry, social chairman, Mada Beauchamp, llie o ccorresponding secretary . . row- Patricia Montgomery, vice president, Karen Strack, secre. Bomiglyg Sarah Hofsas, presidentg Ruth Campbell, treasurer McKinley Hall was Finished in 1913 and was named in honor of Mrs. Hannah McKinley, the mother of lftfilliam McKinley, whose contribu- tions helped to build the hall. The residence is presently sharing its building with the University Y.W.C.A., the two groups being governed by a single board. The members ol McKinley Hall entertained dil- ferent members ol the faculty and other Chain- paign-Urbana residents as dinner guests several times during the year. Senior students were the honored guests at the traditional Senior Breakfast held in the spring. In addition to several inlorinal dances. two lor- mal dances were given this year. The Christmas dance was given by the senior class, and the juniors were in charge ol the spring liorinal. Top row: Malcla B'adl9Y MGYY DeFrat0S C'3f0lY 1 Fleming' Barbara Pefefs Emma Anderson LqTdaMKi'nnrlllr1d'dld: Margaret Morton Anita Gorr Rrcki bzwe lidltllleglizilf- KaSy llirgnklln' Barbara ljollack' Joann Cleary' Simdla McArthur Joanne Spal e ay F l Carolyn Konneker Glen a - in, ' s une Tlmd Tw: Norma ljllllll ilggf'rlSWll5O'lf ludllh Lcwls' Mary Beauchamp Judnh Delp Kay BlZll:rlYMl?ellil5 lCilC:1l?YbeMclllilillen Carlol Wood Mary Arn t Segond endelsf foffnl D'lmperio, Joan Lander, Norma Corbett, Mary Peter Deonna Forrlnarghm bell Karen Strack Sarah l-lofsas Mrs Stone Patricia Mont 'owl Virginia Bolin, Mariorie Swanson, Charlene Prasse, Alice Atteberry 'SUT IC F7 Bonomgomehry, Mada geauchampl' Emel Mgnorf Dom Leg, Ella Ozolrns Beverly Sc rpae Jamce Geschwmd I-0.5 Nestle Karen Ntccum Glenneth Scha ar blow' Barham Hodiim, Carol Snyder, Phyllis Barker, Sarah Mcliown Helen Pain Efndra Summers Renny Greenwoo N01 in are O5l9fmeier, Nancy Kinney, Mary Smith, Kay Kilbourne, Glenda Marsha a panoli Safbh Robinson, Barbara Beckman, Barbara Dcllenback 1 . 1 1 , , . - 1 N - ll :1 H6 --. ,T A11-. . W Y tl K K fx 'r . 1 11' 5,-1 g 4 Q . 1. ,, yr k 1' X Nw . 1 I, I1 Q ' Pl' . 1 K Q Q-. , 1. 1- M- '- 0 'ni as - Q N Qft V 'ller P uline Geglio, Marilyn Schaus, Mary Geissman, Ruth Black, Dixie Mgmon' Top vow: 111111111 1-1.11-.-food, Judith OYndOYH, Grace PaD9f1dlCl4f Sandfa D'eVm1' a Z Kraft .. - - K - 1- , Barbara Kendall, Nancy Norman, Mary Glenney, Judlth Aenci, dfrga Sharon Reaper' Theresan Healy, Almut French? susap Albers, Norma Nxrlnnc ons U l Third YOWI N-WCY Wllbofflf 5l 0'0 5P'l995' Snmh Galbo' Rum Hoogelwerl' Maman a U ' ' 'l M D rlene Giuffre Patricia D I ' C , Paralee Perkins, Mari ee ommsen, a . , IBVIBS. 1',Ign1avon Jo Cudworlh, Ruth Moats, Carolyn McMI1f:l1enh S!,13I'cgnJo!1:1rl'1g?r:' Evelyn Brown, Marcia Mathyl Margaret Baldwin, Mrs. Darnell Kirby Johnson' Second row: Claudia L1ppcrt, Marie!! McCall, l'l0l2f1 Flrivfe Ynkrob th Th t Boltomhrcolinfljljfncylcnljcgfrlialillellcisalyniiorlilhcodilllgalrlriyigllbadynollinitalzsaiiies, Susan Shannon, Pa C'a.MCCOmb' Conslance Aspen Conslance Kenslckl' Carol Pankowf Judith Pahin, Dons Olson, Sandra Marlin, Vesta Schwarm, Dolores Golemb, Beverly Mable Not in panel: Dora Craig, Julianne Richardson 11117 lfllsl Daniel 1 . I11 llll, .1 Nlllilll 11-111l1-1111- l1:1ll l111i 11111111311 s111'z111g S ll 1 1111 llll' lilllilllil 1i1l1- ul llll' 1:1111 1111. .X 111111051 l l . 1 . 1 11.11 11111111111-1l 111 lllltl il 11111:1l1l1- llilllll' lm' 11, z1111l 111111 1411l 11111151111-1l 1l11' 11:11111- 11l :1 l11111-l i11 l'Zlll'0lJC 11l11'11- Nlll' l1:11l NlLlal'1l. 'l'l11: 11:11111'fl':1l:1111z11'-be 4 Q ' 1 -'Q l11111s1' 1'l1'1'li1111. XViLl1- 111111' lllt' lllllllll ll 11111 1l111 1 1 ' X181 R1111 1'1'1'1l lllill 1l1c l11111sC was Ill ll I1-11' 11-Q11 ll Xl l1 'Q 1 1' '1 1111-1l il 111'11' l11111sC in 11111 1111g1ll: lllllllll lllll l1 cll'lllllDQlIU'll Ill 11'l111l1 1l11- 11's11l1'111s still l11'C. ' ' 1 1 1:11111- . .xllllfbllgll l,'ll'llll'll sl11111s11111l 11111 lllllllll l s . 1 1 ' 1 A -A ' 4 'Q '. ll1c spring lllt' 1l11-1111- 11s11l 1 11111 I111111 NK ll 111 Xl ll A 4 V: ' 1 1 ':1sl1cl1l1111l 1l11111- 11111 ll 11l11111111ll1 1 ltlllllll 1111l 11 ul 1l11'l11111s1'. lll1' lllllll'll.1lllllll.lll'N 11111l11-1l :1111l 11-1'1'c1l 1l1c :111- 1111.1l S1'111111' ll11':1l1l:1s1. 11'l1i1l1 11111 l11-l1l 111 l11111111' 1l11- 1g1.11l11.11i111,g s1'11i1111. .Xlll'l' l111-g1l1lg111, 1l11- 11-11i111i1 11-.11l llll'll xXlllN g1111l 1111111l11'111's. Fi rea i'T'l H 11:1 li - 451 Ma'Qaret Baldwin, vice president l 352 1' 1 1 Top row: 3 Bail1 Second r0N lem B1-mom rv' Jud N01 in pal . , wlh office omcem D0 5 Sliver, treasurer: Ada Price, public relations: EYilVc'Lx?nW 6 52 5eC'9'0fY: Klrby Johnson, president, Marcia Matl1Y1 WC 1 Bonorf le Minton, row: Suzanne Alton, ASondra -Pearson, Sally Blacker, Nancy Shipp, Nancy Lantz Mary Craveas June Hutchcratt Maril n K T- J L ' ' - - r ' - ' ' I Y a in ane m B Top NS, Norma Bailey Eugenia Smith, Judtth Spatz, Martha Johnson Linda Bullard Virginia Vida Patricia G d g' e me afbafa ' - ' ' ' I , Gwendol n Ha es C l C l I 3 ow: Melva Gage, Wilma Schoenewelss, Nancy Scott, Terr l L h, Ad l ' oo mon Y Y f awe OUS GY, .Barbara Duncan ' Johnson, sewn r anc Williams Y as E e Sellers, l-'nda Hale, Mrs. Jordan, Sue Bandy, Jean Sumrall, Sylvia Smith Karen l Pankow, Judith Moreen, Maxine Ayres Not in panel: Judith Cotter Q-:F 515'-Q. P ' .0 ' ' '19,-. -- . -,Q f Jfvx-if Xff' ' . ,lit I ' Lemme, N y 1 , Bottom NWI Jean Bower, 'Judith Darnall, Carol Crout, Helen Rash, Janice Therien, Judith Tidd Linda Butler Kay Overton Judith McLean Nanc M K'bb. ' ' I , y C I ln, Presby Hall 405 East John The Lyvia Ball Memorial Presbyterian House for Women, lelt by Mrs. Ball as a memorial to her three daughters, has become known through the years as Preshv Hall. One phase ol lile at Presby Hall was shown at the hreaklast held during the spring to honor the seniors. At this brealdast the Grace W'elsh Award was pre- sented to one ol the outstanding senior girls who was chosen on the basis ol her contributions to the house. Among the vear's social events was a party for 1 .iii .3 I' L71 OW fm. ICQISQT I Ci Biifan, Bandyollimwz NANCY Sturm, Lurretarf, linda Hale, presidenti SUB I Bbttom ', Ce m'f5'd'ffll: Sally Hlaflrer, lrfggliriian adviser low' . . Mew Cmyerrz, lr1g.r',urr-rf l.,1,t-nm Smnlli, -,flrual rlnnrrnun underprivileged children. Another event was the week- end the girls invited their little sisters to visit thern. .Xnother aspect ol Prcsby Hall could be seen at the traditional room teas. Every Thursday night the girls got together at these teas for refreshments and lun in anticipation of the coming week end. . J., , . ,. ,ig .- ,, f xl ff - ' 353 lg' 'X of i ll Uv' 1 Oli if V ' ' I- 1 v --1 - ' ll N K' R fx.: V 7 O v lf' 'A ' i ' I ' gl Q J 1 .a 1 Q Q L . S S' f X Y ,..l,,2g..-, '-J-,pu .- ,-, , .,.. 4... Top 'ow i V Vllv L 5, , ,4 , ...H ,675 ,,,41, , ,FDC ,,. L.Q,ti,v.:,?,r Tlciafs Kogpke, Sandra Young, Karen Schloerner, Gloria Hine, Patty Woodcock, Frances Fuller, Barbara f- - rf m lrh I L v-!fv1f-f, f14fU'f1' M -Sr 'Hi 0 O'W - , . . ' - ' ' ' Snondxclxf '1,'I ,M ',L..'V '2 I Ayyy NIE 'iwnlyv NJ',,N'cMfSO,,y 5Um,y,w Teyebcwgh, Dorothy Baran, Mrs. DornoFf, Janlce Camp, Judith Reynolds, Jean Prachar, Judy Bonomllllvi fTf',',', 'x'4 flml ,ffffj 'li,,li,l,TAllH mv pd,,,f,l, Qrpowkcy gafbafa Malcolm, Belly Ropp, Norlu Miller, Nancy Curio, Nancy Herman, Sandra Renning, MM, P-.r. fw Yo .nada Soccle Barbara Wclss, Mary Hale F Illll gvl wil IIILW l lu ull S erwoo o ge bv 'LIQZ lnul lulm .ILQQI llc' mlin 1 ml K Nlwxxmnrl mu nnu- ilu- lmnm- nl wwrzll clilllcrcnt iml ll.lll'lllllIl'N nn hlllllbllx, lmul it was t'Xl'lllll2llly turncml I-,lc mm .I nuvnk llltli'lbl'llll1'Ill Imuw. XvllK'll lllc house rim rlmngul rmnnmx, il um llll'll llllllK'1l into an WUIIlClllS imlr-In-mlm-nl Innm-. Sinn' il l1.ul mm :mlm-, ilu' rcsia l 1lt'lIlx Xxl'l1'.lNlA'tl lu II.lIlll il, XX In ll ilu- mlmimc' clicl not ul: N N m M ' K I , 1 I . Q l 4 .J . . l omg -TOP row: Suzanne Tevebaugh, secretaryi Judy Kahle' ,owl l Top Bonocrga-Vrgsikngniageifil gaarpaz vice presicient I NWN, S - , presndenv, Nancy Car son, eco, Bona 354 :Ullel', Barbara Sa Semerdiian, Prachar, Judy Renning, Mary ' alt omce,-5-Top row: Janet Rutherford, Commissary Joanne Miller, vice presidentf Donna Chiles, chaplain ar Carter house manager: Karen Kelly, presidentg Anita Bottom row: Nl Y M Boughan, social chairman Stratford House was founded in 1949 for the purpose of allowing Baptist women to live to- gether cooperatively. It is still closely connected with the Baptist Student Foundation, where house members devote much of their time. Stratford House itself is an exact replica of the house in which William Shakespeare lived in Stratford-on Avon, and thus it received its name. A unique Stratford tradition, which was repeated again this year, is their Ides of March Banquet. Held on the order of the old Roman banquets, dinner was served to members who lounged on cushions. Other traditions carried out at Stratford this year included a tea in honor of their house mother, an Easter breakfast, scholarship and birthday ban- quets, and the annual St. Pat's dance. Stratford House ' 2 L, iff 1 9 ,af rg., , Sv fi X 'ya' lap, ,LA 3, Q 'I S9 .Sl e'P,,, 'mfg-fe 312 East Daniel K Yahle, social Top ww. B, . W . Chin Mary Lonnur, mu.,.,... F. ety Chao, Phyllis Younger, Sandra Spitzer, Mardelle Krler, ill I h H hwwef Second n:zQeraId W d J T Warner Danielle Burton, Marilyn Hawkins, Bonnie Fuller Margaret yin ' ' OWS Nancy Berry Di ' Chl-' S' Jr' McCaslin, Doro1hY OO I me ' Bottomlhllbara clump, Loretta ajrodncs IL I dm U R h f d Donna Chiles Karen Kellvf MVS- Mlnlon' Joanne Mlller' Anna Bougllan Mary Cal el ' ' ' ' 1 I er or f ' Jefrxg ggszrloofbourrow, Virginia Anderson, Janct U l o l l l 1 Wescoga l lltlfl XX't'st Illinois . i 1 i r i t l I L t rcers: Harriet Albin, first vice presidenty Shirley Jones, secretary- I l . . N It Priscilla Bergamo, presldentp Barbara Ingold, treasurerg Mary Pipe, . ' second vice president: Ruth Miller, social chairman ' l I l l ln the spring oi 1942, twelve girls who had niet at NVesley Foundation decided to organize at co- operative house. The result oi their efforts was Wescoga, or XfVesley Cooperative lor Girls. The house was actually planned as an experiment in living together with girls of different religions. Since then, Vtfescoga has been the campus home ol many girls of different races and religions. Alter the girls finished their fall house cleaning, they collected many items to give to the Good Will Society. This year's social program included two parties with Xftfesmen, WVescoga's brother house, and one Heart Sister YVeek each semester. During Heart Sister YVeek, each girl did a good deed everyday lor another girlg the names of these Heart Sisters were revealed at a banquet which brought the week id., to a close. ' ' Y kvifvfr ya ,Ir I Top row l. if a HM Yhird low K1 1 5 rlnt Avi.-r-0 if, ,F i. ' 1 he-fr, tc ..-aztgrgy P,3y,gC,a Arm- , Second row ra r va xffmrdb ft , C' JUN' Hans' Mbm Pri All B cgnroul, Jane Anderson,'Arlene Tuttle, Margaret Eyer, Jacklyn Mesenbrmk l Q ' f ' ' ' , sci 5 - Bottom row. Jcsv. Hcgb-cs. Enzabqfh r.'.:Hoxc. Mary Campbell' Mar2'31?'Ogm'm1fYKZgDel?lsRSt1:1ksMlglerE Nadine 'Craven' Mary Gayllch ' 1 df ara Um ef ie Cami View Alito Gaim f-,,, . t . , . ' ' 4- V -1 V Gclub . L 'a ' E' .mor ' cr' Al'Cf- GMC-lnef, Barbara Voss, Theressa Stratton Amy Butler 356 Omcers-T Mar9U BONOYI1 fo' Allen Allen. plvccpl newest Grouni ol it w hall w The similar crnrne South. about 'l'ht two di the ex and S Top ,, Fifth Fouygl Third 56cor Bong 4 ri, lx 55, secretary, Mary Piper, had met tize a co, Fforts was rls. The fiment in religions. 5 home of 5. cleaning, Lood Will ro parties and one ng Heart every day rt Sisters . the week ftrtlf B 0m,er5..Top row: Leah Stolman, secretary, Aviva Katz, social chairman, Marguerite Davis, president, l-lope Clark, committee coordinator Bongm row: Nancy Kim, vice president, Sandra Ayers, treasurer Allen Residence Hall was named for Louise C. Allen, the first woman faculty member and the first preceptress for women. This residence is one of the newest members of the University housing groups. d was broken for the building in 1955, Part of it was opened in September, l957, but the entire hall was not open until January, 1958. The actual organization of Allen Hall is quite similar to that of L.A.R. Both have separate gov- ernments for the two different divisions-North and South. Allen Hall, which has accomniodations lor about six hundred sixty girls, is larger than L.A.R. There is no physical separation of Allen Hall's two divisions as there is at L.A.R. At Allen, most ol the events and activities are held jointly by North Groun and South. TOP row' Julia Finl K ' D th Damrow Mary we .' , GV, Donna D'll , D' W t, Joyce Glinz, Brenda Slgman oro y K d Judnh Lang Judy Eager! Gatla Grubb, Geraingfg Danzig' Juejy Lynch, NanCyVMaa5l Judith Osborn Barbara Albright Judith enne y mth mwenechkgrllglonecyg icgldberlg, Lynne Ruzlali Eleanoy Falkegstecgnf ?2L:JsZr:'bAylcp3mle5mary Haferkamp Sharron Gibbons' .Ludltthb Frargzent .Luacmiir HpagltsclaDEacE1xzaIllgl:hrArRtj:TOSIre ', F19 a t, R' k , we, an ra S R IE er arte gig? 65590, Consibnceoixlexbnndeenr, Cjrdlwlgudfey, Karen ,Lulanderl Maky Theobald Dorothy Bromberg osa ln M Ch D N W ck Hama em m, a S1 I ' , ll A ms, oan 6 h 1 ry apman onna o a Folmh how: Judllhrlg'lms'rll?l3:?:Ysflagil44!E?i11lZlLlelTlearinlf3liST9?'?lF'Zn' Elrxlorlgaschla p Barbara Buslcli CaCEZlldl1yrliAtNxlli:rist.elaeCilllJaiicggahgwgr Abby Dubrow Joyce Kortanek Caro n ere Hoppe, Alice Cole Karen Hall Mafylfay O'Gf5dYf Bafbafa Kaplan lrene Pl 6 ?ESl Schmdel Doris Rleclemann Sherry Lund Pat RlOYd3n Linda PGSSEFW lhird rEllildA'rlMalyDBymei Dorlothy Dommgrmuthl Sylvia Reed' Saltfl ltlolie Fhzlrfirij Caildltlse lsllgiha Urbas Phyllisk-lafge gauge? Wfggrjy'Sighrelllsslnligtrlacllavillsgbimidle - ene ' V c U IF1 a urls Horowitz, CynLlhll.flHils'lrbOnn lxeifrizriymgfoiilihlalnh Ebllhaellinellgsllcqas, Cynthia Zung Adrienne' Wltlglqfolrfujrbiltlxaptord algayila Sklbell Rosalind Coppersmlth Mary Harmon Seco dcarole Frlsf Kathrine Travaiglio Judith Draanik, Jeanne Slovacek, Ellzabelh Chllds Argraila aGrant Marsha Hearst Sylvia Schwartz Sally Gelstetn Marilyn a n Assy: DiFanedLoomis, Kathleen tollins Audrey Menges, Julie Bagolg Hagyggggegclpilartzbur Gall Hofffenberg Kafhllleeip Naushhtlpn cl5Lr1lcLa.n5r:ckg1CEa1Iff1leDgreor:1hye e ea ' - ' - .' ' ' on zen 6 on Llnda Klllltemifllanlfiglirbara p'f'5kYf ljudllh Goldslmrel gl5AdiidCrf1Idh, Shirley Alter Carolyn Berger Joan Kal:LanSInJO:rTTIan0 Hamer Greenberg Lynne Alderman Nam ottom ww: BemiCe,pUEhI:gLy fgIddts,WGatl GiEl?qnrfCJlijl!3 Tcrry Librnan Glenda Gladvllle EyelynMW6JlrffmSJoyiOpe Cflark Sandra Smith Ehzabeth Montague Arlene In , ' ' m, 6 - 1 ' Eghwarcz' Sonla Coalfff Gillllloflclilnlxlllflfl 'lAU5k'3'f Suzanne Fischer Nancy Smgel-t liz-ihllliiclldo CAlJrienne Behrstock Jane Jetlerson mdelf Karen Hletko, Jean Simmons, Loretta Ottwell, Sandra Fee Lucy Baker 6 D 4- L. r- L L -. ,.. 'J ict ' ,. F! '7 , A' Y E. I 4 rin an H , if if W fl ' 'f'si -- I' fix' -- -3 fig L L, - ?.122,r -- -if Tf?lj'- eq l t ' lt l t.tilitiiitt.tl in-ttts tttr lttili-il :ttt .Xrtixilv Rcrotgttt- ti-rtt ltittttt-t ltr-lil rtttrr- gt s1'llll'Nll'l'Llliil at l'ttttiot'-SL'tt- ' ' ,V ' t iiit lltttttrlt, ,Xttritltvt ttarlitirttt at .XllL'li-XY1lSlllC itt- - stallgttiiitt ul ttin iillttr-ts iltttittg Nlrtlltr-t's Dux XYQQL- n -i 1 T I p t, , Hg i, il J, , M f, , El' N, I , Alle e Burtis, Bonnie Matz, Claudia Arnold, Martha Miller, Eileen Bloom, Jane Miller, Sara MM . Op 'OW 1lVIHf1 tl1'DJ'lLJf1T 'HTL Llf JY IITOYE DC CSOVI D b B es' Barbara Nota MCGUIYBI Mary Lanier' Mary Gaitens C Ul' trtv, Norma DL-ardorfi, Judith Rorter, Sharon Sanders, Karla Peterson, Bar ara arn ' Fifth row: Eileen Schreiber, Elaine Kasen, Arlene O'Sheft, Martha Kielhorn, Phyllis Mack, Sally Fritz, Karen Middleton, Georganne Penwell, LaDonne Bener, Louise S.,-.fr'n,On, Karen Scltetrntan, Sally Brubeck, Barbara Evers, Judith Crook, Helen Rolston, Carol Strickland, Yvonne Jeffries, Adrienne Gordon, Phyllis Levine, liort' Katz, Shirley Kroencke, Elinor Lerner, Joyce Goldberg V Fourth row: Gifraldtnr' Hofirnnn, Adrianne Nudelman, Patricia Helm, Mari Davison, Yvonne Vtsh, Barbara Jones, Mary Ryan, Sharon Neemann, Mariorie Brown, Virrtinta Zacltrto, Patricia Murphy, Cecelia Adams, Joan Branch, Tanya Cohen, Claudette Pochel, J9 lVl'e l'lOlmeS, Barbara Louthan, Roberta Cook, Suzanne Aaron, Ina Penn, B'-rbara Polisky, Marlena Baldriclge, Mauriene Crystal . ' . Third row: Stuart Hiinlies, Olga Erceqovac, Betty Eiseman, Rita Roy, Judith Roberts, Myrna Loring, Lynda Daron, Martorte Sulltns, Sharon Russakov, Margate, Polorny, Dorutliy Vanderbilt, Ann Armstrong, Cherie Mertens, Arlene Dothum, Annemarie Klink, Barbara Carbon, Paula RlC'2, Rosalind Zisook, Suzanne lrir-rlrnantt, Carol Sinner, Carolyn Briggs, Susan Booth, Judith Gordon, Marlene Feinstein, Annamary Donovan, Almyra Havenhill Second row: Darlenr, Nlatttlnei, Sharon Cassell, Bonita Melnick, Ruth Hadler, Marilyn Breeze, Virginia Howard, Zelinda Bennett, Jeannie Rittenberg, Janet Ellis Dt-lorr-f, Korcnorl, Ruth Edwards, Ruth Kell, Valerie Neville, Joyce Cleaver, Harriet Royick, Vivian Kolton, Donna Johnston, Patricia Skubisz, Marlene Owczari Irti., Frances Raclic Eltralzi.-tlt Zohrer, Jean Hunt, Judith Lutzhoff, Linda Light Bottom row: Jitrlitli Mitrln-ll, Mary Poaq, Harriet Chase, Carla Walborg, Susan Alexander, Sondra Sapora, Jeanette Wissmiller, Diane Schaack, Joan Marchant, Patri- cia P-tDr-nl Marita Lastr-rie, Donna Kaisertnan, Miss Farrar, Barbara Less, Marsha Kain, Adrienne Zahler, Rochelle Berkovitz, Bonnie Uhlir, Nancy Minnis, Judy St-.nail i'.'aldrr rl Ptnnanort, Valdina Fink, Doris Klein, Beryl Smith, Rochelle Graber Allen Residence, South l llllft XXX-sl CLt'c'got'y l l-.gtrlt H4'lltl'Nlt'l'.ilsLtgtiillllllDl'0lL'K'l.,XllCl1i'lZlllCOI1- ttilttttits SSH to tltl- ltr-:tn nl XX'ntttctt's litttc-tgcttcy I-'ttttil wltirlt ptinirlr-s ittttttulizttc- :tirl to ttmlct'gt':tcl- ttxtti- tvritttvtt. lfttttrls lrtt' tltis rlitttzttiott 1tt'c iticotl ltrttgttitrl itt tltr- sr-ttti-str-tlt ilttr-s patitl by cztrilt resi- ilvnt. lfzttlx itt tlti' svlrttttl sr-ttti-slcty .Xllvtt llztll ltcltl 21 Siltnlqttsltip liattqiti-t tn ltrtttrtt' tltusi: who ltzttl ex- , l ivlliwl itt tltis ltulil, Rvrttgttitirttt wats given tocx'c1'x' L . r r 1 tint- gttlttvxtttg tnrt gt l.ll tltc- ptr-vtotts sctttcslL't'. ' , :,5,Gg,gibll,2A'lw lltnsi- trltn i-:tttti-tl rnvt' gt l.5 t'i'c'r-iwrl xt llowr't', it I it in r - 5 '-, . ,rri-fat,-,Yrs Nl tiisi- at Sritttlt :intl .t tqttttgtttiitt :tt North. lltosr' rivets 'K -4 ' i I 1 Jrfxi vttil. F ran aJJ il va , H' ai' 1' gl ,ggi Omcers-Top row: Beverly Gardrer, treasurer, ShirleY K . f . Bonom 'ZW J'-fdllh Braun, social cl airman, Judith Htldenbrart r COO' 'nafofz Mary Gerspacher, secretary 358 i I roencker 'lc' Dfffwdentg Nancy Thompson president d comming s ecswass. knew www . Nsmasswsee s Xwnswwi x sswvsssse sc Qcccwsiccsf .Ll -ss-sss-asses s L 1, S 1 Top row: Fourth ro' Ma Third row Rir Second rt Mc Bottom vc Hu ., 'hi' :inf ,VI . -...A 5. . . . ,,.- L -i . , ,X- , .M , ff' ,,,a ' Omer Betta Sara McMur- Benf-?1', Louise tyllis Levine, 'lorie Brown, Wk, Suzanne DV, Margaret wok, Suzanne Janet Ellis, lene Owczar. irchant, Par,-i. Minnis, Judy Third Sec . j K, Top row: Susan Stover, Sandra .Demeriian,vJoyce Adams, Naomi Brown, Dorothy Coburn Diane Kloth Fourth row: Carol Rubin, Ophelia J'3bl0V'SkI, Carol Clasky, Sara Samson Marjorie Dodd ,Elona Sherman Judit ' ' ' ' I ll LBVWQ, Diane Parrish, Rita Wells Marcia Murray Marilyn Austin, Louise Weisberg row: Katherine Cooper, Nancy Wilt, Gloria Laner, Elizabeth S M ' Rimjandl jo Neely' jeanejje Howard, Ardejh Cjawson Onnemann' Hnlvn Anderson, Sara Wold, Deborah Johnson, Margaret John, Judith Bass, Tema ond row: Judith Peterson, Sarah -Burke, Una Gremmels, Mary Jenkins, Margaret Jepson, Marjorie Kasiel Brenda Cudzjk Anim Gaura M S h .H M ' ' 1 , Yfna C l'l Than, BYY McGuire, Patricia Holly, Gloria Copp, Ethel Person, Simone Gold Bottom row: Phyllis Voy, Nancy Wisdom, Laura Shanks, Mrs. Grinnelle, M' C ll B ' ' ' - A Hubert, Ruth Kramer, Ann Montgomery, Grace Dvorak, Virginia Vsgsolcolskii ElesnnorlleZul?elnSJo53drlSlZinW'g4LAi'BlilhyJgl-inuiifl-Jgidclulst' Carol Carlson' Vlrginia H. if Lincoln Avenue Residence, North lO05 South Lincoln Ajaproximately live hundred girls reside at Lincoln Avenue Residence Hall which was, of course, named lor its location. L.A.R. is organized into two separate divisions-North and South. Each division has its own government, which consists of a Hall Board including all of the major officers. The two divisions hold sep- arate house meetingsg issues which concern the entire building are discussed at a joint Hall Board meeting. Many of North's yearly events are held in conjunc- ' Oil' 1 Cke Vlce Iter5-1' A , , . 'oem ' 4 up WW- Carole Kosvick, treasurer, Phyllis Voy, committee co- tion with South, but some are not. L.A.R. North had a distinctive Senior Breakfast for which the seniors were served steaks as a mid-morning snack. Both L.A.R. North and South had a Recognition Dinner at the end of each semester to honor those who had contributed in some way to the house. Seniors were honored here, too. ordi , . - I nator Harriette Ellman vice resident ' gm 1 . , eornrnllfee om y . Af ID I , Wdf E ow- Kafefl Person, social chairman, Janice Keren, president? JO 'USL secretary ...ii- ll l ll ll 2 il i il 'FA AF 'V J J l ,L k . . - - - - ' ' F , M t W , - Top row: Cirol Jacobson, Martha Briesef, Palracla Butlel, TBYUB Slfl l99Vf -lUd'7ll Vi-lkellchf 'ludmh Ohlson' Marguerite ran argo 'en Carol P'el'50l'll Judlth Adams, lnqrld Johansson . - - h G h Z ' 1 . sinh ,owl Hciwc Nom' giwfione Macy, Phyllis Hansen, Sandra Ford, Ardeth Erlclcson, Thelma Sterllng, Kathleen Smlt , retc en elg er, Judy Macafee, Adrienne Firm ,f:,?lgl,'iidrg,F,aC:yPlififcgiigg Robinson Donna Lawrence, Marilyn Wilson, Judith Beason, Barbara Rossman, Janet Reagan, Ruth Olson, Cora Grabill, Marilyn ' ,K ', , r' ' ' F I ,M ' Kl f d, Carol Towner I U D SIHTDJOVL Mcrcdlth Dykstra, Nola Delmer, Lynda e drnanj dargaa Ffmoao1erKa.herine MCEIYOY Hamm Arfal Marlon Bachenhelmerl Joan Budickl Rosalind Fourth row: Beverly Huflord, Joyce Handler, Jeanne Hollmanl U l 0 I ' , ' C V, lc. - la ll l, R la CC.: Sm'th, Mary Willis, Phyllis Appell, Merle ClWUblf'l, Carolyn Lorlpef , , , Q A Third roizcipgilincugrsenobellzg, Jgniie Weigel, Roberta Sax, Gwendolyn -DGVIBSV Susan Budlngeff Sand' Daslfalf Allce Baulmgf Rosemafl' Kowalemkf D'a'le NHWYRH. Jewell Gaston, Cleo Necley, Florie Zide, JOBS Piwgefcptflhflf? Fife' Ch I N S ,Th :,.'1,,L'dA ,Pq H 't, ntla en, aroe ml . I Q l airs: 2:5 igiiZj'r,3Lli!lgCk,I2t1gr0nYCigpla?1,rlEizarolaFri1arilL? Joanyfiergman, Judie Goldman, Rae Lesser, Adrienne Frledman, lrls Cooper, Mlldred Clark, Eleanore Storm Lincoln Avenue Resiclence, South H105 South Lincoln i l ' l,..X,R. North zlncl South sponsored jointly one T' 3 lorllllll :lllcl one illli0l'lll1ll ll1lIlK'C czlch selnesler. ililll'Nl' llilllK'L'S well' helcl in Norllfs dining VOOIII, ,V f while ll'll'1'NlllllK'lll5 were nelwecl in Soulh's dining 5, fx L lttttlll. Slll1lllt'l' Nftiiilll CVCIILS, such :ls exchanges, were ,ll V 'l rlllllilvlilioll. ilillk' hoolhs wc-l'c Yiuclgc-cl on original- llc-lll Ni'lJlll'lllL'lL'. I.ilNl lllll l,..X.R. South hc-lcl ll czll'llix'z1l for which c-lull llilllllttl' UlllNll'llCll'il ll hoolh Llllll enlerecl the ' Q 1 Q ' 'I 1 1 -'ol' poo -, ff C011 S s .IIN llllxllx iNlllN ln h lxlnl., lllc llllllLS ol lhcsc gnls Ill' xlllllltl on l hollsc pl lclllc lhlx pl llllll ls ldlll lll llll lilllINl lllll.llx. C-llls lll.lX c.nn this honol hx lKllXl . mit109 BW-TOP row: Rebecca Burkett, treasurer, Maxlne Mach, Com coordlnator .idemi Bottom row: Hilde Sauter, vice president, Cynthia Allenupxmmm 'leflfle Englehardt, secretary: Patricia Hambrl9l'l', S003 360 Top row: BI Fifth row Lil Fourth rc Hi Third rox Cz Second r Se Bottom r El Top ro' Fifth rc Fourth Third r Second Bottom rson, Judith Ee, Adrienne Dill, Marilyn lik, Rosalind ne Nasiatka, fanore Storm rx Committee 1 president? gial chairman een 5 : Karen Fredriksen, Martha Buxton, Helga Binde, Barbara Paul, Jeanette Ko , J d'th B ' ' ' Top mllhitstein, Elizalbeth HEImilton,BArlee1n Hunger, Judgth Carlslbnz-1Florette O'Connc?F U I Orowllz' Lols Hogrefe' Leamce Edwards' Bmcella l-lower' Freya ' : Elaine Su man, eanor eauc amp, ennie oston, in a Tison, Judith G , R b' R h B ' ' ' Fifth rc:-'mda Johnson, JUdyCRopinSog, jam kHaI-Tolxferl Jgnices Farmer' Suzanne Geller reen o in ut , arbara Kierstead, Phyllis Dutchman, Susan Kott, Donna Rose, gh w: Patricia Long, ormne o esa , e a ui e, ar ara Wenberg, Karen Hol h , Cl R d' ' ' ' Four Elgrriette Ellman, Joan Ernst, Nancy Lord, Shirley Lewis, Judy Slotnikoff, Debra PiEkr?1LaitirRegi?trs Firinltn' Emma Salme' Audrey Dawson' Eslher Mozmskl' Third row: Sandra Yazarian, Joyce .Wold, Gail Emlund, Barbara Tripp, Ella Flores, Sandra Finney, Jane Wechter, Nancy Semrad Barbara Hansfein Paula Feinberg Carol Kosvick, Millicent Brssl, Carol Huszar, Karen Towle, Sylvia Zupnik, Janice Keren, Zibute Doba, Sarah Muecke I I I Second row: Helen Reed, Carol Dixon, Suzanne .Menz, Phyllis Kramer, Janet Olschwang, Alice Gregory, Ellen Greengard, Catherine Troianus Iona Pelzman Sandra Slutzkin, Launa Cramer, Sandra Glller, Ina Kaplan, Adrienne Sebreny, Beatrice Millner, Sandra Goldberg, Phyllis Posner I I Bottom row: Lois Chait, Linda Bloom, Heddie 5OlOm0I'1, ECJYCE STEFFI, Ruth Smilgis, Dorothy David, Sandra Bartholmey, Karen Wanless, Renee Yoger, Lynn Kreiman Ellen Walker, Melanie Tannenbaum, Ellen Walker, Sherree Gonsky, Janet Greenberg l Lincoln Avenue Residence, North Lincoln Avenue Residence, South TOP row: Roberta Bliss, Judy Schruber, Beryl Shapiro, Felice Koloms, Linnea Pearson, Lyla Morine, Cynthia Hawkins, Patrlcla Link, SUS R0blf1SOn, Gl0I'iS Langer'- Fifth rd5il?'M,iJlJn:jjgclJhl:1l:bT Aldona Walker, Evelyn Kaminskas, Grazina Gudaitis, Gene Rimkus, Ruth Joiner, Peggy Scott, Kayla Chase' D0f0llWY Feldman, MGYY Fourth libcvllrljllglinlollfllecfheiflfllJlclllyc?'ZlaLZlasdi?oAlllZrncir?jrIlllAZrc3k,Ml5.liJr5raNlglebhgaerl?Ollllglllyll:l1oElelrk2l:ill2, Glenda Eshleman, Jearltne B:-:Jme,elFaren Korthauer, Bethany Hage, Jane Third rglgffllanlglaBgoakibyffsgggirganggluxalrgigg'JZcgcilzglgggedlekytgnaspsrijSETS?Ypillsgigfgilggrtrgqgraggiginlgfrrig-JSEUSSTIJail? Hcielllgel, Patricia Gould, Mirlca Meizr, Myrna Second '9pWiinJ0Atll2eyOlZJlJfaTlClifarlllhlilalngchlcvlfalillldf l-Xlcllrl-i,Sn:srRlblslen,R?!ei2a3 Gaeflrdr, Sandra Grassi, jVl6fY TQYZTJI Eafbafa Kramer' Maflene Moll' Clarena Brlzendme' Hylene BottomSlbetl2l'R2lJ:l:'Eg gilrllcseltlllnlllleciall ggfilr S?3l:nih?aPSrirylgler,SlEalli Zgfgftztlnllllllgaghl? Jzlahe Kotfig, Karen Rosenzweig, Janet Skaare, Sara Dempsey, Kay , 1 Y 9 I . Vozenilek, Sally Grimes, Margie Schaefer, Kay Sippel, Nancy Wilson, Harriet Weinberg Q-Y Q' , wr- ff-v l v-2' ,--q K u PZ 1, N n Muriel Garvin Karen Kuncl Judith Weeks, Sh arron Vondracek T ow: Bmlzvir, Knife, Jeanne 1 tec, 4 ' ' B chta, Vivian Bass Q , I Sg?oLd row: Mziriy Vlelwfar, Nelda ThSf'nP50 ' Judlih Bunf Mail! iovgsgetgxfiyeiiureirg Phoebe Burt, Mrs. Real, Kathleen Redington, prestdentg Ruth Towngendl Bollom mwg Louise Volkistort, house managerg Susanne BITWD 9 social chairman Alpha House I207 lX'csL Springheld Beta House fllll South Lincoln h ll B b ra Schubert Barbara P0 . . . . l lop row: '.'.film.i Hollunluricln, lvlitrgarot Hydun, Carol Winters, Marilynn Brown, Mrs. Anderson, Evelyn Rupprecht, Marilyn Mitc e , ar a , 1 ami: Second row: Hildeuard Ulhriclw, scholarship chairmang Judith Gabel, Carolyn Tullis, vice president, Susan Rypstat, presidentg Eleanor Shook, 59Cl'e'a'Y e ' Bot Gtgorfna Lute-, Mary Ky.ill.i, social chairman tom row: Jndttli Lak-, l'r.inluu Mctxlelly, Jacqueline Wilhelmsen, Mary Hoge, Patricia Black, Patsy Pollard, Margaret Burns 'os :nntp vw 9,1 .. ann, Y. AN -,- 46 fl 6 1 TT .MH , Nl 'r' ua VJ. 4, lil Top row: Ju Second I .lo Bottom r Not in E dl T09 rc Seton: Botton , , 1' 'Y ...Qi V Postal 'YJ-7 K J, C? 1.1.2 Q33 nag W-Y I , s ,fd ., KX K ' C sg - . ,L A J. Top raw: Barbara Pullman, Nancy Van Cura, Patricia Rollins, Mary Schnobrich, Margaret Simak, Elizabeth Evan, Marguerite Balton, Gail Hecht, Pauline Quinci, Dwmendi d'th Ba er , . . Secondjxolvz Naicy Kohner, Constance Argires, Christine Buzdygan, Beverly Barr, president, Mrs. Ross, Katherine Goldberg, Joyce Gloppe, Sophie Sarlas, Joyce Snyder -....w..,n, , B nam row: Barbara Glow, Barbara Harrison, Jean Hamilton, Mary Bieschke, Joiene Lansen, Sandra Gierke, Maria Scoofalces No' in panel: Barbara Drinnon, Karin Ekdahl, Marietta Herweg, Barbara lsakoFf, Barbara Jensen, Judith Klepinger, Bette McCullough, Masayo Nishimura, Mere- o dirh Osman, Helen Pan, Jean Rushton, Lois Schauer, Marlene Schopp, Alice Sklenicka, Pat Twohig ll I2 South Second Gamma House l2lll Xllest Springheld H I Maurer president- Mary Knight Jane Fitngerald, Cyn! TOP 'OW' Linda Bezdelc vice inresidcn! liuuse manager' pdlflfld Cfdmef, een i f .dd ' ' ' ' ' , t Atreasurer: Ruth Ki OO Second row: Bonnie Vanlwsklrll' Dlalld Cond' Mm' Gallald' DelcllalwlllleiiollllVSlgic?aaCbok Georqie Swartz, Janet Evans Om row: Judith Anderson, Cynthia Browne, social chairman, Khea i an Y, f af- 7.4 If QP' it .,,.aa- tu-v liia Clilebicki fx 78 'Y- Iop Thirc Secow Bono Nov Top Secou Bom: Noi L 2 To row: Betty Willc, Vivien Lee, Ellen Homann, Diane Deeg, Marcella Wennmacher Marietta Hamilfon P Ihird row: Loretta Zimmerman, MSVIONG Belief, lfmgard Pesler, Laura l-leffle , M G , n, Bebe Seggnd row: Kay Olfmanns, ,refasureri Norma nstmbel Commissarf Priscilla LZirdlagresiajkZ3b1erT,MC5arorlIeeiiLannT,lS'-iigngrEcrederick, Dologes Karrrleier, Jacqueline Jones A ' ' ' 'ef WCS DVGSI SHT: De oris Gregory, Frances Meinders, secretary, Marilyn Petke, social chairman 5 H 1 Ellen Hand, Cheryl Fuerst, Glad s Z' b I, B ' - 4 N4:'1:1'g::iLI: Kay Asay y ir e onnle Dammerrnan, Janice Mailand, Barbara Oettel, Eleanor Ober, Judith Laird Q Phllea -104 East John Vanlig 506-508 Lust Daniel TUP row: Linda Peters, Lucia Backus, Verna Godnwan, Grace Lasterie, Barbara Van Voorst, Marian Baker, Sara Richards, Ruth Holstrum, Nadine Everett, Karen S dpomlflfof Carol Brown, Gunduz Dagdelen, Loretta Tsai, Jeanne Kushino A ' I 4 4 econ dow: Rachel Jarboe, Ortrud Conrad, Vida Lucas, Barbara Barnstable, treasurer, Mrs. Rohl, Jeanine Elliot, Dresldertfi Jeanette ROTl1, VICG presldentg Darlene ever secretary Marrh W II b I h F C I e Vir inia Haye' 6 O enwe er some C alrman ran es Q Q t Charlene Mortell Aldona Avizienis Rosalie Moss om 'OW Jo Larkin Malia Debels Shirley Courtous Lenore Gustafson Barbara Hardy Barbara Laplng on 4 V, ,I t ommissar Phyllis Fox Mary Doyle Mary Zilla Ann Livingston, Margaret Reiman, Dorothy n mspgnel MGVY Rafferty scholarship chairman Colleen Moriariy c C oening Donna Tredrea Marlorle Young Ama Kuoppala Marcia Zipay an 'I Greeks and Projects . . . Competition and Fun , . endless rnecrings . , .detailed plans . , . busy committees . . . rewarding week . . . exhausting races . . . startled prize . . . winning partners . . . i 'ill i It ' I l 4 XX Q ' ' l Qlfr- - of 'siren E ciiiiiter highest honors . . . returning alumns . . . artiSf . . . wearisome labor . . . ic talent 1 l , . . blaring jazz . . . Sheequon fever , , , big-show prevueg D . . i Y ,t Officers-l man: Bottom I' Kent .Xczu Sweetl lrzicliti house clrzlplf :incl u A621 ll year zitlilet Hlrien Dzincc Hef .lCi'f xi itlezils 'lili ll. C :iwzm liars ro, Third Seem Bong Nut officers-Top row: Maurice Jones, secretary, Jimmy Keune, social chair. man, Marshall Mable, treasurer I Bottom row: Robert Smith, rush chairman, Ronald Fickel, president, Kent Francis, vice president Acacia lraternity's winter lormal, where the Sweetheart of Acacia was crowned, was set in its traditional atmosphere ol an early English manor house Christmas. The Old English design ol' the chapter house, enhanced by pine boughs, holly, and mistletoe, added to this theme. Acacia's annual leud with Alpha Kappa Lambda, a year-long event scored on a point basis, included athletic events, scholarship, and Sachem Sing. This friendly feud came to a climax at the Feud Dance in the early spring. Help Week activities included a community pro- ject which stressed Human Service, one ol the basic ideals ol the lraternity. The national Acacia Scholarship Fund and the H. Carl lfVolf Memorial Scholarship Fund were awarded, the latter being available only to ment' bers ol the Illinois chapter. TOP row- Dev ' h D well James Hockenhull Bela - e Macomher, St art Rita , R Vanostrand, Roger Guliclk, 10590 0 J D n or Third HUn5ak?ff David Schutzg Wilharii Duchiham, Douglass Sparks, M'le5 HYde W3-jhlsr iehglifrld Heidi? Btilggy Edward AshleY Ge0'9e V 9'l John Rave fgwr William Adams, Robert James, Gerald Shriver, Max Schmidt, Jerry Riva KO :tn 9 I Second fc?wLgeRAdamS' Joel Hall' Conrad Umm! James Tuckerl Hdovltalld Praghaiileenst Wilven Robert Harmon Maurice Jones Jimmy Keune Ronald Ftcke ar i OSH Evans, James Banton, Cliflord Nelson, Loy- 'Son Bottomshau Mable' Kem Fmmis' Rohan Smith' John Corliss' Dawd Goodmon golitaii Vlgihwn Kenneth Smith Bruce Wheeler Wade Carll David Gardiner RLZWI Lawrence Kurcla, Sherman Reiter, Chester Michell, James Peter 'C a K Th Bowers Ste en Not in paE2tI:Sj22:1lt, gicliard James, Birqer Nvbowt Iaandholndewilliam Carlock Larry Lewis Richard Baker Ronald Draper enne D Norton, CMI Ebeggaday, Joscph Phc Jus, Jo n e r l l I I l K 1 l l vi l Willi.-,in Laird Third row: Clmzrli,-s lfielletr, Nelson Grc-mmclS, Sellers row: Poli-Qrt Hodge, Ronald Weber, Lawrewce Lincoln, Gary Oline, Donald Morrison, Wayne Stephens, Leonard Kemp, William Tormaf Geofge Brooke William Yontz, William Brahms, Raymond Schroeder, George Thompson, .leftrey Foote, Edward Swede, George lk Ecl d Bl hous John Weisenberger Richard Buesinger Paul Gaskins William Sull' Sgggnd ygwg Ggnrryig Ggig, Kenneth Bonneiv, George Loscw Y, Wa' 5 f ' ' ' 'Vall- Rolzert Behnkc Bottom row: Donald Bixby, Phillip Arnholt, Je Not in panel: Gerald Wilsoiw, Edward Kionlxa Alpha Chi Rho 5 Golgn Gregofy Leigh, Robert Phillips, Donald Portschy, Gerald Gregory, Terrance Romack, Charles Healy .ff Illl ligisl .hllllllly Q'Q',taJ':.f Il .Xi liw Clliglplcls .fir W 3. , lliis xinii, .is in llii' limi. ilu' wiiiins ol .hllbllll l,lii Rliii i.i1xi-il llivii' iiqumw in thc UDIJN ol the wooden N Q.: Q lN'lllll1'NXXllllll .ini-gi limi iil llic lixing mimi llllilllllllf I M i-.iili Iii-mln init is lillul il is smrccl auvziy and rc il.iii-il In .i new imc. lliosi- lic-mlm was evexltuzlllv l xxlll lic' llN1'1l ln lillllfl xllllll' l'iJOlll ill lllc' ll0llSC. XII llllhl' wliii gilli-nilc-il llii' Kl1'im s Clinic Nlllll lime ll.ul iii l'llll'l lllt' liiilm' lllllillgll ll llllSCIllCI1l iiiimi-I limi-.lil lil mining in llii' clump 'Ilic llllCl'lf ill llii- liiiiiw was in llli' linnl iil ni ltligc-i11x'L'l'11 wllicll i'xi'n sliiiiliwl Nl.ll.lLLlllllFN .incl NllIlIllllll'N. Xniiiiiiiiiuiiilslninqliinisi-lumliimxx'gisllu':1ll1111:ll li.isi'li.ill gum- .mil liiimi ixlllllllc'l'l1l'rlllt'C.ll1llJlC1'ull Xllilii ilu llliii. X ii'mi.il liiigiliini. om- iiinxcllicnl Iii: lifiili lll.lIJlllN. lx.llXX.lXxlllIlN1'll line this ment. l l l Top I' Fourth Third Seconi Bonon No! ir .ljw . VU. in 1 mm ov, Om:ef5'T0P few: Edward Kionka, social chairman: Ifdwgrdauignger, Behalf' Wfe president, John Weisenberger, presidentp Richar Cy chaplain tom row: George Loschky, treasurer, George Gels, seCre'a'Y Q6 Brooke, Tap row: David Brown, John Lundsten, Williarn Sawtell, Paul Mortenson, Michael Keenan Velez Arias da, Geo F rth row: Donald RUFF, Richard Brewer, William Novak, Joseph Hal , Alb H . 'ge Thiid row: David Bowersf.Ronald Gelflrke, Howard Peters, Walter Bairih, Frei? Hjrrliidid' ith? Riief' ihiimas' Kennelh CeCiI WiHiam Hauser - n Sullivan' Irish, Jerry Stout, Timonlgy SWBPLH I Y, vin o e, Kenneth Opal, Richard Schwartz, David 5 nd row: Max Berns, Dona- Ulric , John Brandenberger, Donald M A th , J . . es Healy Biaiiom row:MDavid Northen, Kirkland Kreutzig, .John Burnside, John Lescanf Jglnesangiitoiaerwgdiifdiih Eillgien'Br?JId3'lEbnAfc?ihelghgJohnGKlblennslaude LMJ,-T75 affin ' 1 , er reen, omas e y, J hn Not in ganel: John Harper, Richard Kolar, Edward Niehus, Richard Vanderlinden . y' 1 -1' 1832 Alpha Delta Phi 310 East John 28 Active Chapters Alpha Delta Phi was originally a literary fra- ternity. Active members still carry out this tradition each semester by writing papers which pertain to the fraternity or to the Inter-Fraternity system. Dads Day has a special meaning for the Alpha Delts at Illinois because their chapter was the first fraternity in the nation to hold a special weekend for fathers. This idea has spread over the campus and to other schools throughout the nation. f l if 'M' sf I , vnu!! 47' i Z 5 l, K .Mt 1 r .. office - d Elahoui U1T,iJ1oPYre:0W2 David Bowers, corresponding secretary, Donald Bu-ssinger, Bottom min- Jggirer: James Saer, house manager , I chairmagv V1 Brendenberger, presidentg Donald MacArthur, SOCIB 'K 1 MGX Berns, vice president Heading this year's social calendar was the tra- ditional semi-lormal pledge dance, the Historical Triad, given with Delta Kappa Epsilon and Psi Upsilon. Another social highlight was the annual Roman Holiday held in the spring. The house was decorated with Roman statues and columns lor the event, and all guests wore togas. 369 i,.-1 Top row' lrwin Singer Russell Davis Gary Silverman, Ronald Robbins, Howard Simon, David RUSS' Allan Carney' Jafk ROSenthal, Richard Rogenheld, Charles Gold- stein Perry Goldberg, Michael Joss, David Kirshner, Leslie Sussnwan, Lawrence Feingold, Ronald Taffson , A WWI, Th' d ow' Abbey Silverstone Kenneth Davis Alan Friedman Ronald F6ln90lCl, M0 V'5 l-evlnef Gary Feldman Lewls Slmon' l 'am ROSS' Ralph Lobergf Jordan ' ' ' ' - A Sh b i If f - - J Y , L Feld, Richard a a SecondwsdliliiAlrliiilliailellllllgldliiriilllleeiiahwle iigfemalzlichgel Cgspviy, aEVdy5alFde Cgerch, Bruce Brenner, David BVOVWUGI Alan Ballef, Alllefl Fagel, Morton Barnett, Stanley Hom Bottom rowi Barry Shere Illlichael Strangel, Edward Fine, Dennis Fineberg, Michael Listick, Lance Schiller, James Levy, William Ernstein, Robert Kaplan, Marshall Horwitz Not in panel: Allan Weiner Alpha Epsilon Pi l lifl ,Xrtive Llhzipters r-Xnnosphere is the key word lor the Alpha Epsi- lon l'i's Gaslight P2ll'iSiCllllCH given every spring ill llie house. The motil' is that ol the traditional srnzrll l renc'h cziluziret, complete with Oil cloths on . . 'fgsfsfsfsgsrgzr the tzilales. lleforzruons include zx canopy covered 617, 1,5 i '-paiey' . . . . . if 9, 'usa ui' with Ilzislnng lights :ind stretched lrom the iront inf F7 ' if 45.3 if door to the street. mills masked with blue cello- phzrne und typical wine bottle czrndlestifks. Games ol roulette, Over-Under, und Black pluck help to provide entertzrinnrent. ,X yearly plrilzrntlnopic' project consists ol donat- ing one clollzn' per main to the widows ol' AEPi's killed in the armed lforfes. ,Xn inrportzint rrziclition within the house was the oliserrznne ol xr Pledge llzrnquet. ,Xt this time the Y, 5 ' - . . . . 'a 1 4 old pledge lznher turned over his responsibilities to the new one. ,L 7 -1 VU. V, , F we X vi l 1 e -l J-,'. L ' . v-Q,-y.-1,,,.. i l un lan . - ter A Omcers: Edward Gerch, bursar, David Browne, lleulenam Tgiquh Baller, scribe, Allan Weiner, master, Bruce Brenner, BX Ol-'hcersz Hedrlc rnissari The llW2ll'Ll l ment ir present pledge The March on AG cleforzn Illlll'2llS .Xlpha was th house The spring in Ag' week c Top Io, Third I Skund Boho Not Charles Gold. Obefg, Jordan , Stanley Hom Plan, Marshall gffigeysg David Ash, vice noble ruler, Max Olson, alumni secretaryp Dale Hedrick, reporter, Joseph Helms, rwble ruler, Dale Helms, com- missarg Delbert Denby, secretary The Alpha Gamma Rho's presented their annual award to the pledge who showed the most achieve- ment in scholarship and activities. This award was presented in memory of Dale Johnston, a past pledge who lost his lite in an automobile accident. The annual Bowery Brawl, which was held in March with the Alpha Rho Chi's, was the big dance on AGR's social calendar. The entire First floor was decorated to resemble an old-fashioned setting, and murals were painted on the walls by members ol Alpha Rho Chi. Highlighting the spring events was the Pink Rose Formal for which the chapter house was decorated with twelve hundred roses. The AGR's also sponsored a Senior Day this spring. High school seniors who planned to major in Agriculture at Illinois were entertained for a week end at thc chapter house. TOP row' Geor G Van Win le William may ' ge Rankin, Don ld S ll o d, V rn Herzberger, Robeff Marlm ary D Third reary Cooper' Dennis Paar' Jrgiegll Caeckeiman' Phillip Dollahanl James Walhsh ll?dnhetliHl?lSunt David Boerner Max Olson Gary Whittaker Thomas Bran t Alan gllivllcene-Polfef, Walter GriFliTh, Merrill Diefkeff John Wilson' J D Sur er b t Carmichael John Rehn .lim e Jrut master, Second nares Bliss, Paul Malven, Roger Steiger, Philip Phar D Vld Ash Joseph Helms Delbert Denby Her er e!Clle'3lUer D W' Thomas -lanlk Forrest GllleSDl'2 Geofge Muck, Dale Helms a kns Harold Havvkinson Don Pinne le H d ' ' ' P r 1 Bm a i e rick L Lendell Dierker Curt e Notoin row' Robert Humphreys, Larry McCrery, Harmon Monk, Waller Hanks Leslie emon I . ' . . Pinel. Richard Freitag, Roger Gillespie 1 l Alpha Kappa Lambda e10l East Daniel 19 Active Chapters l by l aye. t 555-raw fifgfj iff ,f ,155 I K yt t l f 2 Ill Omcers-Top row: Richard Bauer, vice president, Richard Schwarzlose recording secretary Bottom row: George Sanders, corresponding secretary: Charles Zartman I presidenty Stephen Thomas, treasurer One of the most important events for Alpha Kappa Lambda was their participation in the twenty-five-year-old feud with Acacia. This rivalry has been organized on a competitive basis for ten years, with points being given for athletic and scholastic achievements. In the past, the competitive spirit between these two houses has reached its peak at the Rope Pull over the Boneyard during the Feud Week in May, Confidently dressed in suits, the two house presi- dents head their respective teams for this event. Although the losers end up in the muddy creek, their spirits aren't dampened for the dance held that night to honor the winner and bring the Feud Wfeek to a climax. Another annual affair for the AKL's was their meeting with their chapters in Illinois, Iowa, ancl Ohio. I l 4 t l t i l , Top row: Marvin Hayenga, Gerry Graham, B d G dt . , , ' ernar au I, Dan Ktstler, Angus More, Robert Picker, Barry Anders, Gerald Salzman, John Clifkf Th. d D0 9L RIQQF, Ray Pensunger nr row: ennet Kohrs, Robert Parker, James K ll Th ld S ., sa.,tasamiifdanteitghzshirt' James Hettick, Donald Andrews, Ronald age, P+-tmp HM' D ec n row: u nam c u en, ose Gl , G ' I n Bottom roWi William Kenflell, Thomas: Maixgn, ljillciliiimsalgciinihsrlscilxillris Zagmlinl Richard Bauer' Richard Schwarzlosef Richard l-acuemem' Slephen :nigomlfllln Goggtn, Terry Fmntcum, Laurence Grabb, Stanley Weber' am U' Ouse' Cass Apple, James Burns, Mark Jurgensmeyer, Robert Helflnstm, l UBVIU V ' Q Olilcers-T wortl Wirth Bottom N mana Beca and al made Robbe they It In tl house. year vi sold tc The tleckec their r Anc lor tht ol the and tl two h e wif' it 4, .Mx-,,,k -,it-463, H.. ...V lf' I Ari! AE, It O sfqq hf.,Ljs2 vt Mhz , -HTL' 3:52,-?s Q, 5, , flu - ,Z ' lib 's it TOP row Third ,J Second' Bbllomi Nor in Schwarzlose, Zartman, lor Alpha n in the is rivalry is for ten letic and veen these Rope Pull ik in May. puse presi- this event. ddy creek, lance held g the Feud was their Iowa, and pl David Dow, Heacoclif David S phen ilhomjaghn elhmllne' .. row: Anthony Bonovalonta, worthy scribef Len Peterson, omcilgrtlispassistant architectg Richard Hague, worthy architect: Charles Wirth, social chairman u V Bottom row: Fred Zimmerman, worthy 'estrmaterg Richard Tater, house manager: William Davis, worthy scribe Because of their active interest in the field of fine and applied arts, the members of Alpha Rho Chi made their annual presentation of a You lfVuz Robbed award. This award was given to the house they felt should have won homecoming decorations. In the spring APX presented an art show and open house. Work done by house members throughout the year was on exhibit, and much of the art work was sold to the public. The annual Roman Dance found everyone decked out in togas, and fellows were seen driving their dates to the dance in chariots. Another big occasion was the spring barbeque given for the APX's by Alpha Gamma Rho in appreciation of the decorating they did for the Bowery Brawl and the winter formal. A baseball game between the two houses followed this annual picnic. Alpha Rho Chi ll08 South First I5 Active Chapters A ' ' -7 . ' , Dale bnarernax, Uonalo cvenson Top mRikhLee Shflwf Richard Thomas, Jack Mendelson, James Wrzesien, R099 Sllenke' John Pavlovlchl Fred Zimmerman H ld Peckham Robert Hible Thhd r ard Diedrich, Niel Frankel A ' d T 1 r Ronald Piotrowski, Clark Lofgren, aro 1 liwh: Thomas Lennon' Harry Belley' James Kunz' Roben Hslung' Richer a e I I Charles Wirth Peter Len second Scart RLampertius, Henry Carrol A , M355 Hamilton, Richard Haque, Anthony Bonova onta, , drum S055 Potter, Raymond Chocholek, William Davis, Len Peterson, Hmmm row, Snford Furman Lester Olds, Mart Nurmet, Martin Kvame Not in Pa il. onald G'?rI9er, John Forker, ROf'lBlCl Labinski, 5730 Balodlmasf nf- Gordon Pierce 373 lop Hun S:-co BDIIC No! OW,q,,, I' ,ur Lv 1mer,Jame5 , . I ' ' . . 1 '- ck R k ' T : Charles Adams, Roger Perrin, John Monroe, William Grant, R'ch d G , , Dec er' op rolgmith, Thomas Anderson, Charlton Jones, Robert Holloway, Greslhajnr BrelSZcgl?lC?1:'lJ:serloBuU:c:e6:y'Ja:1ceQagjreWebEl1erl Reber' Fnsmal Gary Konkamp' Robert fd Bennen, Third row: Roy Potter, Peter Fernandes, Darrell Duncan, Kenneth Kraml, Richard Walbaum, William Carson Willi enllll hllvarl-Sl Buelow , . ward Mason, Dennis Schlemmer,dRop Rodlies, Harpy Leosnard, Dennis Dahl, Wayne Pearson, Philip Haskell I am O en lock' Ernest Hanson' Wllham Carlson' 5 d row: William Hin s, ent c ose, eter vanson, John Donoh , G Q - . I I nes Gladish, econ Henderson, Eugene Pitcher h ue eorge ameron' John Bnnker' Dawd Wade' Teddl' Smnllf M'Cl 39l Farrell. Robert Bottom row: John Campbell, Step en Anderson, Stephen Spear, Robert Beniam' , L A 'll . es Schrader, Charles Delano, William Hopper, Charles Vrhel, Raymond Dinger In any Uslerml er' Bradley Palmer' Paul Premlss' James Moes' Everell Thomas' Not in panel: Robert Boughan, Jeffrey Gaines, Robert Greco, Arthur Hasse, Gerald Roman, John Busey, William Bottomley 7I'f '7 4' 1 3 t .A if , l Q ' T' Al ' Il' , ,A Alpha Tau Dmega 1101 lillest Pennsylvania 117 Active Chapters Black and white footprints pasted in various spots around the campus were signs that the pledges ol ATO and Sigma Nu were announcing the V.NI.l. dance. This annual formal is usually held at the Urbana Lincoln Hotel on the First weekend alter Christmas to commemorate the founding ol' the two fraternities at Virginia Military Institute. Several scholarships are financed by the alumni and the National Alumni Association ol' Alpha Tau Omega. Among the awards offered each year by ATO are . ' e Y ff' Y jocks, V'C Offigen- - I 7- gecfelgpl 'fwi Roy Rodgers, social chairman, Richard Vtlzflnaom, preslden' Bonom ' lf' lf0fT1BS Anderson, pledge train Y Ca ow' Wllll-im Grant, treasurer, David Wade, presidfftli Geofge m elon' V'Ce President x, f ' Q the two which are named in honor of Thomas Arkle Clark, the first initiate ol' the lllinois chapter and the hrst Dean of Men at lllinois. One ol' these awards is a National Leadership Award, and the other is a ring which is presented to the outstand- ing sophomore of this chapter as chosen by the seniors. , 14157 . s if 114, W1 its 1 -V ,. A 5 1 O6 Fo I V 4 I ,N , ,A ,7 .. ,. . 'b-L -4-- An H.-Jw' Lcolmmi LHS Dolmhf Snmnm-rn-41 IM, 5: ., ,J ,, - . . Y. H, Ut- , - DA4xux Lumyi Qarubn, Ray Frvlxkbu, Rohvff HuvmPHxhh, Diwv' , ' H. -r,,k. -. Hu.-.Ami S1 :wvmcr Thmvms Wunvm-r Uduu ',',--L, -V . K, , ,x.x, A,-h L, T,-,W 'Iww L--,L-v '.MgM1L-I XN'g-Ngo, XVayvw lnxvgw, I ,1 I lbfr, . . ' Q 3' 1,-5 '-'mu Ddwd NNQIV Beta Sigma Psi 1' N- l.: ,xrit v rr! I-' N LV. lx., . V ,Ill I' vm x 1 ' ' X ' I'.f' iw! llvf llllllulx Yu':l1 lNIl1IlillI grin- IIHXI Irs Ill! I 4 I' 1 4 '.14ll'1' 1A 'ill A si 4 2 5,9 - j ff M,..,,a Offwurv Yop row 1, ,Zi g':,,.,,f ,,f.,,A,fj,,,., 31,1 rquvf, EWG' ' r '-1 ' ' vll f , Dlfof 5OY'0m row V 'V v': 'mfr'-1, 'rv'-am:-rv, Hunan! 5'2'1 s9c m..,,7Q' ' '-1 'J '. -'lg'-1, g,u:-,,fifgr,v, 'JJvH,1:vY 5 f'I f'f Www 376 N 1 I .11 'H ll X I Nl! :M I! ll V 0944 lop H ..,, Suu Hun Nu! Don Biefang, Darrel Junker, VlatTlClC, Joseph Beta Theta Pi 202 East Daniel 95 Active Chapters X l V, . . - ll l ni j 1 ?Z.C4aT 1 1 ogg, 1 i U- 'TK ' 1 I l l I -T row: Richard Koeller vice pres'dentp Noel Thyson, house 'Q Oliicleggnaggi Thomas Walker, treasurer, George Edgell, president, l TWA 1 James Bell, Pledg? frame' , gonom row: James Mitchell, social chairman 1 l 1 1 I The annual Miami Triad, held in the early spring with Sigma Chi and Phi Delta Theta, was one of the biggest social events of the year for Beta Theta Pi. Large replicas of the house pins were the main decorations for this dance, which commerno- rates the founding of these three fraternities at Miami University in Ohio. Spring also was the time for the annual conclave with the Michigan chapter. Later, a softball game ,..a was held in Chicago with the Michigan, Michigan State, and Knox chapters. The Betas gave scholastic awards, financed by their building association, at the Mothers Day and Dads Day banquets. The Richmond Award, an annual memorial award, was given to the out- standing pledge, while the outstanding senior won the Wooglin Award. - l l l 1 Top row, Ric T TY R Alan 5K5UDEf9, -11Crf-1v-- '- 1- .' llafd Toth R ld F l C Barlow Robert Stubblefleld, James 'Ce' p Q . , Third Nlefnan' John Mitchgil, Jothvri eliliisnLc?J2l1AillTyTl10ma5 Eovaldl' Steven Samrialr? Tdinijelserlghimilticzs, James Byrne, David Lgtlet, Frederick Bmghtbtll, Jerry Manton, Y 'kt few- B ron H f Kerry Newm , , h En an ld MBWC Y Grrnan, Robert Hornaday, James Gusta son, R h cl Costa, Josep 9 . N E on semndGerry Dondanvllle, Alan Buckles., Bruce Troll, David Abraharnrson, Thomas Swlsxrrtg Eufrzerl George Edgell, Thomas Walker, David Stewart, orman pizgnger, Pledge STO? Lawrence Gahan, Gene Fox, Noel Thyson, James Bell, Richard Koe er, - I Mvns Samuel Leeper Philip , WUC? manager Bonom mat , James Mitchell H , John Taylor, Fred Konrad, Doug as 1 , , '9W2 James Ellern Larr Schafer Robert Brown Kim Richmond, Robert Koe 6 , Not . Reinhard f Y , 1 k Roberf Menz, Charles Kerchner, Robert Ware ln Panel: Gerald Exline, Thomas Breen, RalDl'1 MGYGFS, AUGUST Wlsnosky' Robert Dvora I 377 i Chl s Phl ..lllll ls l li -'ltl.ltlllt 'l l Xtlltflll w Ar' ltlrls iiifsff 1, . I ,f A, Officers-Top row: Theodore Allison, social chairman, Alan Swanton president, Ned Wheeler, pledge trainer ' l ,f1i'. ...,,- v I- , .1 , t..t. Bottom row: George Podlin, treasurer, Edgar Madsen, secretary, Wayne Chilcole, historian 'liwo tl2lllC'CS with tlxttlitiottztl lhentes ltigltliglttt-tl lllti l'hi's sociatl cztletttlzttx For Bowery Bt'ttwl. tltt- latll pletlge tlztnce, the chztptet' house wats tlet'ol':ttcll witlt heel' signs zttttl tt swinging tloot' lltatl letl into the socigtl room. 'l'he tathles were covctctl with cltetlaetetl tztltle cloths, ztntl cztlttlles liglttetl lltt' room. 'ltzttlitiottztl klCC't!lllllOllS lot' the spring ltllilllill ilt- cltlcletl at piet' over tlte walter-llootletl porclt. .-Xt tltis tlllllt'C the Clhi Phl Sweetheztrt wats t'l'0WllCll :tlltl given at ll'2lYCllllg trophy. tllti Phi l11ZllLCS ztwztrcls lot' high sfltolztrsltip llllflllgll tlte Alint Lee xlClllOl'l2ll which is at S50 gilt given to the pledge with the highest ztvctatge. The Sparks Nletnoriztl .Xwztrtl wats given to the :tttitc with the highest ztverztge. :intl the Clilloltl l-loml .Xwztrcl wats presentetl to the ztcitive who ltzttl slttllvlt llte llltlfsl stltolztstic' lllllJl'OVCl1lClll. Teo vo- .'. Ihtld law I Snow-ld you lollqm vow 4. I, No! tn panel 378 '!lP .1-' aint- na :,.,.,, 1, ., x l 'sf in-'c-'z ,r ,,.,: 1'4 I J Lann- '-vr, 4- ull:-A '1 t t J' A 1 Sttl P, f Bw' t,.,: ,, MV ,..','1: Gsztwd 1grft.q'lfnPS.'l.lrnQ. ftohevl Peterson, William Cage, Michael Davit, .lerrv-Bone. Mtrlmllmn , . tr t, C tarlep Roche, John Hadley, George Tully, Walter Slmmorll. U V .'.f tv.-4 C ,,,, wp I ' I l ' I mm Ji- r- lrattr, ltr. Hum., Alan Swamon, Edgar Madsen, Thcodgye Alliwn, Wayne Chllcollf V15 V 'f-'VDY .v.' 'W A i H wi Hr Hi hc John Nmholit C J0'Q0 DCS-Ofl, Lawrence Hill, Ronald KemD, Gerald Wofnn' PN New vcr, Jgl-ft LCP,-,Zn Omron- Bollom YF prcst liltt' lt,tst'tl tt'Ul'l' s. llttllQO s.tlllmo4 Xt lltt' ltl X ll' llll' w llltl l's is gt gt lltlllll' plt-tlgt .ltllXl ,Xwz lllt'Nt'll lllt' lti gllllllh lap lltird Not ln Swanson, 1 Wayne ighlighted -rawl, the decorated it led into ered with ghted the formal in- ih. At this wned and .cholarship a 350 gilt rage. The the active ford Hood dad shown m . I ROHSV s.MPgiirZi'e Lassen' nilcotf-2, William Worrell, Philip 1' ow: Douglas Royer, treasurer- David Ambrose secretary gi2i,e,:1s:n:i,Jbhn Forsyth, scholarship chairman, Donald Todosichuk, vice 0 president, James Larson, president, Robert Hansen, pledge trainer The Chi Psi's initiation dance was traditionally based on a Hawaiian theme. Those who attended wore sarongs, painted their faces brown, and played bongo drums. The centers of attraction were the sailboat and fish which were in a water-filled pond. At the spring formal, held in a local hotel, the Maid of Chi Psi was crowned. A traveling wooden bucket was again awarded to the winner of the traditional tug-of-war between Chi Psi and Zeta Psi. Fun for some, but never all is a good description of the pledge-active football game held each year on Dads Day. Tfifhen the pledges win, they get a Turnabout Day with the actives. Awards given annually by Chi Psi included the presentation of scholarships to the two juniors with the highest averages. The pledge with the highest grades received a ring. Chi Psi 912 South Second 27 Active Chapters 0 1' 6, ' 5. iss, s For e- 1, Agvsdw 1 'zG55fQV'! . '4- t7'i355?L'!',,f- . ' i ':,a.L. ' I r r V , .- ,. N ,ig-cf .gan .l ,I I l Y .. c V , . lb I J h Darby! Robert rreoenoulgrr, uarryr- rvrre Tlilidni:vv'DEVId Hgrkeyi Daniel Vanslyke Richard Kerbyl John Stewitilili WaIHTll!'Eii3aii'ie' I-iliagllggs Snbvviard Clhgchran, Douglas Rover, Donald Todosichuk James ar ' 09? f0Tl'1, Don Id T I , A dersen, Rodney iSS0 f l ' ' d C ackel . Setondspggvpayid Ambmsel RaaymilydorielIgrrmgifgharlli Hughes, Dan Godeke, James iulgvazrgbghtetaacarfenlfDale Kucera, Kenneth Goodwin, Theodore Bradley Davr B Buell OFTIBS Oller, William Rogers, David Hutson, John ForsY'hf James a 9 . W 'l Nohqm '0W: Ro ld ' ' Thomas Sullivan, Charles Scott' Gerald el er Oi In panel' Jna Staschlre, Robert Ucherer, Thomas Bash, James Williams, ames Wadllngton, Leonard Schrnidtt 379 aw 14 Q97 .1 sf? 1' Q C 3 nw ...4 E' Q 'Y W lch Walter Schrarnrn John Mount Jerry Jamieson, Albert Till , V , .. . H , Q , ' 'lh E , ' , '. . . yon ,ow H ,.., :H-,.,. nj Tfvnfw, S 4+ mpgs..rqxJiCvLl3hiEi:iQ,i lmqiatasjames Gaebe Thomas OfBe1rne, Paul Tingleff, John Bussiager, Jim Smock, Albert Leif,-7 Third row 1,1 To 'V' '3 l'C 'l ' I J, V, V. i ..,.,..1 C,,v,:ff,f, 1 H4 qw Pwld Shlmmn Henry Hosman, William Bean, Daryl Strahan, Gregory Jordari,.Gerald Johnson Sc-cond ww if-,.,..fi. .. .-1-,.-gf, ..!i3.iwr'sri,,C::?,H'.hm'lOn -jdmcg Bmhny Ronald BU-gl, Charles l-lenness, Richard Carr, Jerold Wright . zollorn :ow I , . ii .b. . .Mil ,i be LMA iosm BVMLVPY Mlm Harvey Larry Hausmann, John Huck, Frank Vermaat, Kaye Schneider, Frederick Lincicorm- ol un pane- vt .V vr'11-', gli' wi f '3. - - 1 ' - , f. .. i, it Pg! wr! E4--,imgrf Delta Chi l l l l Niilllli l llNl l'i Xi ritz- tlligi lll'ls . l lliis u,ii tlu' llmll.i Llits lilgitvml lllt'll' 5oull1L'l'li llliiiiiis rlriiili-i iii llu- ur-rriiul lllllllllll lriiillizill gzuiic. I lu '.-.iriiui iu4'lu'ml.i,ll.lH'lllll,1lllilrllt. U . , lllgllllgltlsfil llu'su1l.tl1.ll4'lI4l:lI iiultulwl llll' ll'1Nll- ri-iii.il lligglislisltlc' lb.llllllll'l IJl'1'll'lllllg llll' WllllCl' ,g l-iiiii.il llu- miullvliglil llllllll'l lc'.il111c'cl gi icigisl pig P . ...ini-lr u 't-.illi .iii ,ilililv in its iiluulli. llu' Villi .iiiiiii.il XX'.iic'luiiiw lliruc wgis lu'lcl in ,LU1 ,. s I Nl,ii1li llu- '.-..ills 'il llu' rlriliu-i lltlllxl' txl'lt'lrlX1'l'L'll nuitli iuisteis. Ii.lllll1'lN li,its, ll.lllN, .irul NXH.ll-Nlllllx -.-.i it ilu- .itliiv lin ilu-1-xr-iiiiig. X- .i xgiiiiii- !llHll'll. llll' tll.lIllll sli-iliwlul .i llrix Ni-itil riiuili Mu-i.il llr'lI.i l.llls xxlifi wvla' ltglqlc' N..iii:s .uriil .ns,tHlNl.llll.ltltlxils iii lll'llllllulll1'lHJXx '.-.irli rfiiiiiiiiniiilx xtiiils, itul sr-xr'l.il Xtl't'ld'llllN xxvll' Xiu ii: liiliiig '--.illi ilu- Ni-iuls T, x 'Q-..-.. -v-..-. , , ' ' Hvll ' Omron-Top row: Henry Hosman, v.cc president: W'll m Lcrfligant at army I Sfnhgn, Sewnd row: Edward Ncllcssen, corresponding WU9'5'Y7 Daly lfcaziucr widen, Bottom row: Vtlilliam Bean, secretary: Patrick Sheelwnf pl 380 Top l'0Wf lhird FOV Second rt Bottom rt Nol in P F' 1 i 1- ' 01 .... .-. . E ... E -n- ,- v ' F-.T kj' we ,I 2: ,,,, M- kia I Omtlil Bona, D li- T' SVT l.0r - 1:11'1:11D11:i:L?2g::g 53312111Sr..1'1zmL'1z'sfx551,115Rs31'g,1Drs.1z1f'1oi2rifwifnzikftfifhid Second row: Larry Kinsella, John Hynes, Douglas Richardson, Mrs. Orton, Robert Johnsonl, Danliwerelglhiiecriielililercclgiiiwel-l II d ffrnfiiiii Ffa: 1'11.111':asf.,EmaL,'1z15Yr:1f11'e' BMV' Medan, John 1.11011 1 Nor in pane 9 1 Y 1 e Deli K E 'I 902 South Second 52 Active Chapters yg',.f,, l ., The social year lor Delta Kappa Epsilon hegan i yi!! A with tl1e lllllllllltl Mianii Triad, tl1e S6lTll-l'Ol'Nl1ll pledge Qiisxgglfil dance. Held 111 COI1AlllllCKlOIl witl1 Alpha Delta Phi X-Q1 .,,, . Arif and Psi Upsilon, it celebrated tl1e founding of these three l'raternities at Miznni University. Also on tl1e X75 lall schedule was the Zlllllllfll pledge-11c'tive football game held on Dads Day. The big event of the spring seniester was Deke XVeek. Held each May, this weekend began with Z1 party on Tliursday 11igl1t and was followed by tl1e + spri11g formal O11 Friday night. An all-day picnic on 1 Saturday and El Sweetheart Dinner o11 Sunday min- l pleted the schedule. 1 - 1 1 l 1 mari, olliceu. 1 Hui? hmm 'Jan row: Larry Kinsella, secretarv' ' . I Strahan, Dough- Rpbert Johnson, treasurer, Larry Lewis, fUSl'1If'9 Chalfm-mf y Halle s Richardson, presidentg John Hynes, vice presidenlg Dean .dent Wd, Social chairman l All pledges witl1 over a 4.0 had their ITZIITICS e11- graved 011 Il trophy. A Bull Shooter trophy was llXVlll'LlCCl hy the pledges to tl1e IUOSI verbose senior. whose 11211116 was 11dded to those already CI1gl'2lX'C4l o11 the lrophy. irml 381 x lil 1: I L , md Swim J,,,,0., gnow Alan Lynch, Henrv Ives, Charles Beals N ll ' ,np ,ow Q. 4 - L . , L. . g ,. . , X L V V,,.I--!l,x,r N Kmnson, Ri-dmgd Pemgsr Douglas Wallace, Jerry Svelle, James Wallace, Jerome Bacchgn lhnrd row ' NDI! V N ' 'J 4 . 1 ' 7 ' - I h Magin Joe Rice, Donald Weihl I V X, N , L, Ed V 5 -. , Myron Carpenferr Ra D I f I 5 '0 d 'O' ' '. 5 ' fc!.niZ1LiEI-it-lbw alll? Egifgrd Snyder, Lwv Zlembaf Dame' N'emeYe'f Eddv Decmol Bollom vow '- ' ' ' Delta Phi lllll5 Sulllll lwvllllll ln. Xrllxr- l,ll.ul:lc'1N llrllr l'lu1N N...u.rllu1gl1llglul-:I Ilu N4-.cl um Ilu' law lfvlvuml l'llIllll41l.lN lllNl4H.ll ll.ll1'lllllX, l,l'll.l l'ln ll-lr! Illlx lnnnll NIPIIIIQ lHllIl.ll lll lumen HI mln n lf-111111 lr-...l nrnnr nlnrlu rlmllgr-rl ulwn llll'N l... nn. 1 n-nun.-l llrlrnmlx nn l'lQll. l'l.lll'lllllX .-ll-.rx -.I lx lllnr .null ulnn..rlrn1quillu ilu' ilix lg..z-rl lllrxlllrwl .ax lla: lll.lZll lll'14ll.lllllllN III llll' .llrmfu ln-nw .-rn-l Hll lln l1'llllIN1Hllll. mln-lr' lln' rlnnr ln l-l lln rl.rn.r, '.-.lmln uh .4 xwvlwlnl v.-rnnyln In lullw.-lrrl ln .I Illlllll ull Sumlny :ul ll N-Hllllll Um l'l'IllIllI Ill-l lu lfrlr Hu llllllllflll llll' lmlvrlgc-s r-I ll-l1rl'ln-.-.rmmrlrllr rl--nmN1ng1ngl1.rlv1l1ilx 'Ill'r lllll 1'-.ulllllll lllf gI.1llll.lIllIL1 xrlllfllx. XIIVI 'lar 'lli vlx wr ls 1llllrrlll1l'.xllNl.llIN1lIlllIt'Inl4'tlQl'N. ll- .illrlx 'XII'-'rlli 4Ill'IN1ll Ilu ll.I4lllllIll.ll Nll'.Ilx '-11 rlllxl 1'lXlII 1 lrlu ull In lI1IllIlI llll' L:I.lllll.lI1'x 382 ron: Myron Carpenvgr, vreawrerg Rohan Tripp,'l0Ci hcl'::x:mc Snow. Drelidenv, Michael O'Laughlin, rushmg C I ' B'O'Jlf. vuce prexidem ome Bacchetti, . . dwin if. trmen, E. hgifinarw C llo'd ,S Top row: Roger Goins, treasurerg Thomas Maltas, president, Omce - Don Stout, sergeant at arms u row- William Burke, vice presidentp James Maltas, social chair- Bonorlflni Raymond Pittman, secretary The outstanding social events highlighting the Delta Sigma Phi calendar were the Sailor's Ball and the Carnation Ball. These dances are sponsored by every Delta Sig chapter across the country. Held early in the second semester, the Sailor's Ball was an informal dance which brought every- one out in nautical attire. The chapter house base- ment was flooded, and guests used a rowboat in order to enter the dance. The Carnation Ball, the spring formal, featured a spring theme which was carried out in decora- tions ol carnations and Spanish moss. At this dance, the Dream Girl ol Delta Sigma Phi was crowned. Pledge awards are an important part ol the Delta Sig's awards program. As part ol this program, a pledge was awarded a trophy each semester on the basis ol outstanding scholarship and leadership. Delta Sigm Phi DID A' 5 4 l06 East Daniel 90 Active Chapters v .,.......-, , Twp raw- ph-- I Ro er Olson James V ' 'hp Lambdln Fernando Caballero Arthur Wild, Philip Schreck, Robert Terte , 9 W.H ' Richard Gumn . Third rl-,l::t.dber9, John Bratzler, Gunter Tertel, Robert Hoehn, Joel Wesson, James2.FLY?dNEP5':.2?T Cgnilga Niemamq, James Gardner, Louis Antone li Leslie Mi er Do' 'john Ebefs, Richard Vance, GarY Cowman, Robert Jones,.Glen Fotre, IC a f - J Maltas Don Stou Second rn ohnson, James Delaney, Irvin KOvBlll4, Riley Lane, Le-yvls Horn D Tmmaq Mrs. Cryderl Tom Maltas, Roger Goins, ames Riglimdmman Canef, William Hogate, Raymond Piffmanf W'l am Burke' een I' E-h ri Dou las Melton arY Bomm r ar Sihgemaker' David Ralhle l StockleY Gene Smith, Elmef Peak' John ' ause ' Q I-iEf 1WIlllam Tushaus, David Brobst, Alvaro Penuelii, Mark Blanchard' Dae ' Not ' 'ns' Thomas Best . Wqlson m 3 el- . I h etz, Davxd Pease, Rfibelf ' p n ' Lee BOYS, Lee Brldgman, Harold Breece, Leon Forsc U A Delta Tau Delta ' XQ'l. ' it Wa. x f. I '- N .1 N t Aww! . ,.4.. Y- QV' A ,- ,A.-I Omgers: Richard Harvey, treasurer, Bernard Richards, recording secretary- David Sattem, corresponding secretaryp James Staes, guideg Bruce Duff, vice president, Peter Klein, president Delta Tau Delta always holds all their major dances at their chapter house. However, the spring lornial was held outside in the yard. The bantl played outside, while the couples danced on the patio. Then the Delts crowned their Dclt Sweet- heart who will reign lor the coming year. During the spring semester, the chapter heltl at Delt Mystery Day. The day started with a hrttnclt lor all the Delts and their dates. Alter the hrnntli. a whistle lmlewg everyone ran outside to wash cars lor ten minutes. livents such as a loothall gains and raking leaves continued lor three or loin' hours, while the whistle signaled the end ol eatlt one. .AX Scholarship Ring was awarded to thc pledgi- with the highest grade point. lt was hnancetl hy a lund established hy a lornier Illinois athlete. XVillard Cramer. LII I1 'Guru--H Uv' ,r .,-,,...'f,:, A 'A . .' ,,4'QL',. d S pcm H0ll'ddv, Joseph Dumont, Bernard Richards, Terrcncealblngrlggz it . Hind rua ,.- ,fr Suorsd :ou lollom row 'V-3 Nqr in pai-ul 584 f . lf: t , . , V N ' ' hm L'O nCV' lllombff RODS, Mark Healy, Wrllaam Wadllrt9Y0f1f Don . ff: up ff, , ,, , . C italillzzlw Sgtrplgog. Mulcahy, David Wuesteman, Neil Anderson, UWWMC Moo ' , F P p' ' r fr ooner L . yr , cur Klein, Hrs, Griffith, Bruce Duff, Fred Warrick, James Cvik, Harry Kavetas, fred Ml A .V 'M Joh ,- , . . ' . r n rl mmm, William Reno, Jeremiah Manley, Date Ha,,w,g, Kenneth Dlckgy, KQNW' N, Johf' Officers- tart Bottom liar at Dt pltttlt ltutc lll'Ull llll's lions llil nual stml't't tart' llllllt spot was ll'lill Nigl ous Tgp Four Thin Suu: Bon Not ,iw F - , .ml G 'fi 1, I l ling. secretary, 9Uldei Bruce eir major the spring The band id on the ielt Sweet- .1'. ter held a a brunch ie brunch, wash cars ball game e or four id of each ghe pledge inced by a is athlete, fs 5. aw' i ,- QU 51 - '.V as a , fa-YQ. 2'-qiqi ili 2 .i Q! , J ai' 'fish .' ,,,:Q'fg: 41. ,I , 'f,iS o'uQA ' 'i ?f!sfi, . ' ' V .-1. 'T',-aj' .-L4 . lp. t , .5 K af ' r f 9 . 35' c, . ,, , 4,x.9fg,'ig J ,X Z., ' Y ' if-'cf . .K I 4 :g.'.f I X' , an 'N 'NX gb Qs? : 1 so H X ta Q- Q, - , s K 2' st. ,, Q, .sg fr- W' - 'Q -j X' 9 Q ' 'tif V ibiza' 'A sri. f info Ev-+1 I 1 'X' it ,akh Q 'x ,J .3 is as A X +91 Q A K 4' Wsffy -- .lisa -1 f ,. ..f+.,,, X it Qi W X .V -Nous 2 A x Vi . es'-f -. . 'V infer- ti t ' - so ' 4. 4 .V VSA 'A iii- 93 V32 in e at i,.ESg,'4S'. ..1,, 4. u.,.,.. n ., acc' .lf JP? A A 34235, WN' Rfjgag .p,V'. 52 4:1 'wr t-4 ' 4 V if- as l AWM4 .L ho ence Laflg Donald Dlevei' ce MoOVef John Fred Mel' 'I i'fetBS, Dickey, Kenneth Officers-Top row: Julius Monge, pledge master, Roger Chirpe, se-gre- tary, James Mills, treasurer . l ' 3,-,nom row: Henry Lang, vice president, William Barr, president Each semester has its share of traditional events at Delta Upsilon. Annual fall events included the pledge-active football game on Dads Day and the Dutch Night in November to which all the Dutch people in the vicinity were invited. In the past, the DU's have had a Dutch student living in their house. The spring semester found three important an- nual events on the social calendar. The DU's spon- sored the Rose Formal, the Bike Race, and Mili- tary Night. Dancing in the moonlight on the house patio was the format of the spring formal which sported a southern garden motif. The Bike Race was a six-hour marathong the winner was the fra- ternity completing the most laps. On Military Night, the DU's were hosts to the heads of the vari- ous R.O.T.C. units. Delta Upsilon 312 East Armory 79 Active Chapters Gil? s u ' f f . f, 3 is l 'M .. ' 1 31 ag, 4 925525 s.v,Ng1IQEg1?::.,?tz ,fa-lvgfcr. , .y V. . ,, - ' i'7 .5 ,.a.,fC' if ', ' ff-' .I::f' :?Tf 7' -' - ' 'W' f YV '-K' - ,Ja ,X - V - ws. N f-51'-- . -.sew N- -' 'a.,V. f-'. .1 ., 1.5.1 1 ra s- , f ' ' tgp , ? ' J ' if Qi!-ei. mv ' . ' 1 1 J . sz' . .1Vg,i,,eVW , t V so - iehilvf'-,ia ' lex, .. o Vg' Y i . ' . 2'2 'vw n '-sz... 'V ' V . 1 ' ' R5 .: - 5 :fer , f L J -1-.a ' ' ,I ri 'qt J. V t -Lwilfsgl 1- ' fl' .z 'V - W. '. I ,oh -, 1 -gc-iz. , V lull , , .H gui ,H -, A. hx: so gggsi, ' 'ij-,..,L K i v. 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Henry mane, James Shomffl Robert Your, W2 avne oirasa , Ch I si' ii i , John Ripley, Robert ffnfte Y' ig ii . third Thomas Reesi Thomas BailZvfSEdvifiiff1SMoIl, Richard Storm, Phl P. 9 eSbaUm'HFri:iik mit eitiiiiis Manga, Richard Winton' James Kfmmel' Emile Cor Secondioxalivv Rifinald angle' Paul Helmlel James Mills, Roger Aclgllrpel dNll'loEimCEgiles gateison Jaines Cunningham, Fred Spears, Gordon Volling, Kennet Kreu . : ennet S , E Ki b , D 'd GiFfin, n rew Orll 1 ' I , Bonomzlper, Ballard Chzftrdigh Ugene If Y avi R. h d B mhardq James Whitlock, Joseph Powley, Lawrence Smith, David Butler, Warren ' ' ic ar 6 f HOW' Dennis Greeter, Thomas Heath, John Guttman, . aftS0n . Not u ' ' 'l William Masterson, Cecil Stradley n Panel. Walter Siffermann, Robert Graham, Dean Wi som 385 J sr Z QM. . rn ,W 1-rf,-, ,'-Hllrafrr Flpnrw, Robert Hugrhcs, Clarence Miller, George Hndfh-ld, Rrqlwx, Top 'va ' 'l 'll 'V ' A A ,. rg . h,, fr., gr-.U Jmws Bowers, Ruchard Varthauer, Richard Sn0d9f-wss, Room Gnllrp .. 1 . 1 .. . - 1 I . - Sffnf-A row - R ,. Qw L, uv ,H Espgngglwerd James Carson, Mauruce Leman, Kennerh Sauers, Bruce Fryman, Ln , ffovvom rm -. 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I h mtl Offrcerr,-Yop row: Bunn Marlowe, rucordmq SCC'U'0'Y' Pnl S U Bo' r 'lll 'V fxrrrrz, Norman Ehlers, Vreasurcr dmv ug 'om 'OW llwrl ffrurl, rlfczldynlq James Bowefh 4O e'pon 'f, Pvfarri -Jgvvhduqr, lrrsvornan 4 ll 1, Rltihard I low: Wayne White, George Brokemond, Robert Ada , F k C ' - - . l Gallup Sgsond row: Charles Watson, John Lassiter, Demaree Barrildi, Dliiiiald Griigelrilc-lle?mpexgilkczfyaamg N- Ralahn wan, Leslie Bottom row: Adolph Brown, John Hawkins, Charles Lee, Reginald Yeatman I ' e Eno COX, Leon Scott l, C 1,35 P ' X itf ' ' i im, Kappa Alpha Psi 707 South Third 204 Active Chapters The social season at Kappa Alpha Psi opened with their annual pledge dance in the lall, during which the chapter inenibers honored their new pledge class. A Halloween Party in October lound the house decorated in the traditional tnotil. Kn- other annual affair, the spring lorinal, was held at the chapter house in May. This dance was spon- sored by the active chapter ineinbers. Awards were presented to Kappa Alpha Psi's dur- ing the spring semester. A Scholarship Kev was given to the active who had achieved the highest grade point, and the Outstanding Pledge was se- 5 ,9 -,Q Shumanf ding sec- 0l?ictZLZqRandall p Ik e EY, Social chairman' Demaree Barnes, keeper of ex- uer: Delano Cox, dean of pledges, Donald Greenlee, preSil'-lem lected on the basis ol' both grades and activities. As a group activity, the Kappa Alpha Psi pledge class sponsored a party lor some underprivileged children in the area. 5.6 387 4 ,rl ,. r l i . l ' l l M W lf' rl 15 a i ,ll o ll 2 Y l l fl I lg. l, ll r Q ll! 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A V, W ,W ,a ,fLf,f Officers-Top row: Charles Applegate, grand scribep Douglas Johnson, grand master of ceremomes,'Roy Fonda, grand treasurer gonqm row: Jerome Bonkowski, grand procurator, Jerome Roeske, grand master Kappa Sigma had an extensive awards program this year, including the presentation of a trophy to the outstanding member in each of five areas- Leadership, Dating, Activities, Scholarship, and lntra-murals. Two nationally financed awards of S100 and 3550 were given for high scholarship to a senior and junior, respectively. As an annual group project, the Kappa Sigs do- nated a Thanksgiving turkey with all the trimmings to a family in the area. Following house traditions, the Kappa Sig pledges played football against the Sigma Alpha Epsilon pledges. The house also had their annual Christmas egg nog party just before vacation. Two traditional spring dances, the Star Dust For- mal and the Kappa Sig Barn Dance, highlighted a lull social schedule. Decorations for the latter in- cluded five hundred bales of hay. ll ll l l l Kappa Sigma ll l 2l2 liast Daniel l?m0 .Xcatirc Clliaptcrs ' r A-'li .ij I F, .,gh3,u,H gg . sir ' ifwf' . gulf. f 1 , 1 5' 1: 1 I I J - Q 1... . 5 5 l l l l , l 4 1 ! l l l rap ,O . fWm'Y , , , , K ,, Kmuss, Jack Lynch,GeOfQe.Waf Je f We W ll J l V t W- Walter Jacus Mariano Guzzardo William Mulligan John Malay, B . h n , , 1 k , David Hutc iso . J Third ard Mueller' Romeo Mum' Taffy Erickson' Rlcllard Russell' Thomas KasllsllliaPniteSt3llalTnLawrence Lipe, Roland Peterson, Gary Lmdow, Francis Dohm, 'UWI John McCabe Francis Melani h Ch l K d Erwin Blatter, I , p y, ares Url ef C - R k D I semndSYeven Anderson, Ralph Lear,-,ardl William Westerman, Carl Stremmelh Charlsgchgage Charles Applegafe, Jerome Bonkowskr, Jerome oes e, oug as Jaw: l'lenfY Wolf, Richard Pierce, James Neal, 'Noel Zabriskrea Aslvimtgfm Larson ' G Krauss Russel' Christiansen' Thomas Banom nsonf, ROY Fonda, Richard Simon, George Rantrs, EUQSHG R69 1, N r eu Roger Cope, Dale Dawson, ary hh Vincent Dee Sliliiawl Bllly Baneli' Alvin Carlson' Robert Reis' James Baker' Marlgo-lwieizklii Garl Turnquist, Jerome Lavelv, John Smit , S I Not in P8 niljnf J0l1n Rapp, Stephen Eigel, George Grunewald, Jame ne. James See, John Delveaux, Webb Hull 389 1 with r 1 Lambda Chi Alpha 1 sa:a.ziaf.'.aa, 4- .av . Oflicers-Top row: Roger Tinney, social chnairrnang John Cross, pregidem, John Nunemaker, secretaryp David Kltngel, vice president Bottom row: David Forestner, pledge trainerg Marvin Hemngwn YYCGSUVEI' ffyt A special feature on the Lambda Chi .-Xlpha's so- cial calendar was their annual Shantytown Shullle held at the beginning ol the lall semester. Given in Fraternity Park, this hobo-style dance was pre' sented jointly by the Lambda Chi, Kappa Delta Rho, Theta Xi, and Phi Sigma Kappa pledges. Two other lall specialties were the annual pledge- active football game and the game between the Lambda Chi and Theta Xi pledge classes. The winter formal was an overnight affair, with the girls taking over the chapter house lor a night. The traditional Orchid Formal was held in the spring, and each girl who attended was given an orchid. ln April the Lambda Q1hi's played host to reple- sentatives of some thirty-hve midwestern chapters. The purpose of the conclave was to promote inter' chapter relations. Top row D re M- .'. 1.-f-, Ct-gr .., 0i,,e,,-. gt, A F rv 1 f V ff' 1 . tt 1 - ., tk d i W. G F N 'un' i'f 74 5 fFl 1 3995. 'Rjhaiici ljcinaid ijucsi' Anhw Yuerlgeff R0Q8f Gauen, Gordon McCandlish, Chula' umpwi It 7341: fi V l .UM 4 rf 3 ,f,i?t.,, ...WUI Dowd Fmhegl Josnomimlazvcgiwa,llameslCobb, Jeffrev Arnold, Kenneth MacKenzie mm Rich, Suond raw ferr- n Pi- .-P Z' Lani. J-Ciaiiiitfciimm O f Rtwacc Prather ' NGS Swinford, Edward Harris, Donald Carlson, Robef' Ac' ' A 'Q ' Y' 3 t 1-N., ,-, H 4,3 ,mcnv D V, KI I I louomvvos A . ' i 'im f- M U mgcli John Cross' MIS' EdWa'dS. John Nunernaker, Richard Monl90mCfYf D'V'd Fmww .ik ' F V 5' if 'I Y' , Jew '1 Ure, Grggvqc M, , A N391 it t -,v , t ,a A ,n qomcrf. Ford Rollo, Robert Vanderwall, Martin Johanson, Paul Kuster, Robert U 390 .Nt Officers-j pres: Forsy Bottom rl The tion o wt't'l4 night gt lint' ttttlay initial lfoi' had 11 llelta p:tt'l entitt Spt Kwai' ithle .Xssot gtliilil Q7 A lst tl 5 4 an tap Third Svcoi Bom Not president, Heltlngton, 'xlpha's so- -vn Shuflle er. Given e was pre- opa Delta fledges. ral pledge- tween the -s. ffair, with or a night. :ld in the L g1VCll HIT t to repre- i chapters. note inter- rles Campbell' Achilles, Rich' avid Forestnef, pt-,bert Uhrig, -Top row: Lenard Arentsen treasurer- Robert Breckenridge, vice omcgiisidentg John Crawford, secrdtaryg Gerald Tietz, president, William Forsythe, warden A Bottom row: John Bronson, pledge trainer The outstanding Phi Delta Theta social func- tion of the year was the She Delta Theta overnight week end held just before Christmas. On Friday night each girl being pledged presented a skit, and a line-up was held. The dinner-dance was on Sat- urday night. During the evening, the girls were initiatedg and they received their She Delt paddles. For their annual group project, the Phi Delts had a Community Service Day. Every year all Phi Delta Theta chapters throughout the country take part in this project, and each chapter devotes an entire day to some worthwhile community project. Sponsored by the Phi Delts, the jack Prowell Award was presented to the outstanding Illini athlete. The athlete was chosen by the Athletic Association on the basis oi sportsmanship and ability. Phi Delta Theta F509 liztst Cllizrlmc-rs l20 Active Clliztpters -t 'S Q j . i '+ K3 +A -1 -za -'r .Q v-. i 5iY'7 'fL 'J 'fr ' J V V J D vd McKee John Even, Richard Wessels, T ,.., . ,, , , , D I I k H, hi T HY Lappin, 5 i I op ro3ngsFrad GUYTOVI, Thomas Byrd Daniel Meschf 'John Bronson' H1-19h WEISSHSTEIHQ-Ff9d6fIC irsc e I Third rowepFr Atkinson, Herbert Crahe, Eric Wilson, JOS9Dl EPkl '5'.DenniS Cham Eil In rth Sidney l-iffle, PSU' Pirtle, David Shuniclc, Alan Gosnell, Renard Stein, I 3 ' . nk R6YmOnd, Rob t Sha er, Charles Thomas, Gene Wmeland' John SW? D , John McCord . I' W'll' Secondbamel Seller, Russell Maritim, Phiilip Lincoln, Philip Dl'E'SSelf Thomas Tumeg Lel,dl5TielfonJohn Crawford, Reber' Breckemldge' Joseph Banu IS' I 'am Bbonw: william F0V5YThe, Robert BVOUSOH, Thomas Gabbafd, Tlmmas Nolan' era I . John Ryan Tom Boatman, Cleon Statton, Bottom r arismga' Fred Wham, Lenard Are-ntsen ' l Garr l.andIS, LBYFY Cannon' ' Doow' Clark Lund Charles Roof Larry Banker Kenneth Bronson, Douglas Nlcho S' Y Not in n lllrenz 1 I I . . l ' h, David Loar, David McGann, John Frede P pane' Heftfv DUPVEG, Roger Bushdiecker, Stephen Groves, DaV'd M'eher' Ear ams 391 , gills ulur gilu-iulm-cl ilu-1-xi-lil. or !'3 l 'd Schulman Theodore Goldstein, Alan Yurman, Fred Bookey, Seymour Melnik, Rgben Top row: lf-rnird I-dr-1, Jann-1 Levy, Stephen Klnltcr, Glenn Goldman, DSW ' . ' .,, , . ., ,. .. ' F I, M' h l G d, Bradley Carlins, Arthur Serck ' Ln. Lon, S .inlef Grrrn, lr..in Bliss, Richard renze IC Q9 .rous 5 H Werner, Martin Welding-er! Rlchard Welleckl Stanley House, Bernard mmm Fourth row: Donald Fl,-ichffr, h'.ich.wI Lissncr, Burton Lipman, Dafllel Slgbafldf we L .,, i, , J -.I R , B S , Ronald Wellner, Stewart Dan, Fred Beniamln, Max Tyson . Frm Crl n Ric turd Goodman, oi. oss arrv ussmanMarcUSl Steve Marcus, Richard Marks, Geraid Sherman, Marshan Goldml Mark Weneckl Michael Third rowarz 1'-rihur L.in'1, Burton Slnolnick, Jon Isenbcrg, Norman Srl-n r Dr d Pyers 51 1 Sirota, Jerry Steiner, Burton Weinstein, Alan Miller, Jeffrey Horwitz, Mike Eiser- V, i,-i, ..'i r. Sf- ond row. Jour,-plz Herr, Stu-mn Rodin, Martin S-pagat, Stephen Salzberg. U57 l .i i-- - . 5 f rl M l K ' W' pci! ' LL X Sup ' A vm 'mn ' M' h l Wallack, Howard Schatz, Stuart Bloom, Larry Schechter, James rn n G Juin Bottom row: Pm-l Katz, lm Strimk, Arthur Gold, Leonard Bloom, Ronald Port, VICTOV PVOGLW, 'C 39 piirfr-rt, Lylf: Sliulrnart Phi Epsilon Pi fllli Sfllllll 'liltircl .151 ,Xt uw Lltziplcis lilu' .iiuiii.il iuixc-lu clgiiui- l'si'lo wus held dur- iiiu ilu' liisi st'lIlt'sIt'l' ln l'lii lipsilon Pi. 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' i lg .45 , , gig, a. wt. it f L 392 Omcarx: Richard Marks, president, Gerald Sherman, VlC' p ':::fi'lGoldln. Serck,V house managerp Steve Marcus, treasurer, MU' commnssar, Theodore Goldstein, recording aecreta1Y r i l Top r0W L Fourth I C C Third ro C Second C Bottom Not in 1 c tl It ki l ti t ! , k Cm: n 1 i f -lnik, Robert iard Kirsner, ack, Michael Mike Eiser- chter, James . pa. s gggh l at ga l , . Arthuf it?:lrlt'Goldl f l w Jerry Roberts Robert Shissler Carl Reinhart Steven Hoeppner Neal Kottke John Jenkins Le Wt M ' g 1 I I . , I , , 0 o an, a W , Th J h I D Top roLawrence Bankart, John Ey, Robert Young, Kent Brennecke, Jim Eggerichs, Robert Passaneau, Robert Hindsley?rlfsrnoitallshschetirinilielyinnitsgner iEil1eli?dCicile Fourth row: Richard Bayley,.Paul Koster, Robert Johnston, John Helledy, Robert Reuter, Robert Madix, James Graham, James Russell, Dennis Fox 'James Ru Ie George Whitney, William Armstrong, John Ulrich, Robert Armstrong, Joseph Zalar, Anthony McCarthy, James Robertson, Richard Green, Joseph Gerhci' nald Williamson ' Third rss: Frederic Martin, William leuter, James Babcock, Larry Kindle, David Geist, Kurt Lauridsen, David Cade, Carl Ostrand, Robert Fischer, Arthur Carlson Garee Slider, Owen Ackerman, David Neupert ' guond row: William Black, Keith Asher, George Patterson, Gordon Honegger, Bruce Benson, George Little, David Froberg, Dennis Anderson, Patrick Flynn, Champ Davis, Bruce Harrison, Michael Londrigan Bottom row: Robert Lehmer, John Erickson, Richard Whitney, William Irwin, John Bell, Charles Gasche, Charles Brown NM in panel: Ralph Lindemann, Christopher Moyer, Roger Chamlin, Jaques Bollier, Richard Schaeffer, Kenneth Pawlak, Donald Larson, Henry Housh, Frank Hedg- cock, Peter Hasselmann, Edward Gombos, Gerald Ford, Jack Diederich, Daniel Damon, Thomas Tansor I .' ,f xx QAIIZS, viva ,. ' xt! s W A . t S3 F259 5 A avril P l ax xfsgfizfgf as , - e..'gZ5SSf?Ni31i 2' N ' s-rfiiiffifw i isfr i' We t , f:g,gg1sg5ug, 1 ar f azeggdsa- s x ' fmvzffalreffiir 'I ' .1- ' de,-f2K'i1.?-4vM:.1'F?' .-life - acre! t i I ' ' 06' . - . . 'Cen' David Geist, corresponding secretary' Carl Ostrand, treasurer, gum Laufldsen, recording secretary, David Cade, Pfesldemf Roben SC ef, historian Phi Gamma Delta 401 East John 84 Active Chapters The Norris Pig Dinner was the annual alumni banquet held by every Phi Gamma Delta chapter. In a traditional ceremony, the pledges carried in the forty-pound roasted pig. Socially, the outstanding event ol the year was the Fiji Island Party, an annual spring dance held by all Phi Gam chapters. The entire Fiji tribe es- corted all the girls to the chapter house, which had been converted into a tropical island. Before the dance, everyone feasted on chicken, pineapple, bananas, and other native food. During the eve- ning a hula contest was held, and a trophy was presented to the Fiji Island Queen. h The Phi Gains had a unique system ol encourage ing high scholarship. The house was divided into teams ol six, and a cash award was given to the team making the highest combined average. 393 Nl I you Io,-. . Ihnd vow. ' I ' -' I-I LI'YL'IWCC I-61 L Sr-cond row '.I Hnvlom vow No' .II nm.-I ., CIIKGI' JCM' B'CI W' -Il' l.INI I II.lIIIIl'Ix Kappa 21+ XI IIII-I II.IIIII-IN IIII I'III IX.lIPII.I'NII1IlIIIIlII XXIIIIl'I IIIIIIIIII III IIIII- , I . IIIIIIIIIIII 'IIIIII IIIII.I Ix.IlIlI.I IIII. X IIVXX' Il.IIL'l'lIlly, I'III Ix.II-III lII1I.I IIIII IINIIII IIIIIII .I IIII'IgI-I III IIIIM: I'.-.-I IIIIIINIX '.'.IIIIII 'IIIII l.IIxI III.IIi' vblllvllllli' WllIlllI IIII Ill XI 'Il.II III' IIIII Ix.IIIx .I'.I.IIIIIII .I IIIIIPIIX I'.lIIl wI'lIlI'xll'I III .III IIIIXI-II 'XIIII IIII IIIQIIINI NIIIIIIMIII .IXl'l.IQl'. Xllvl I iIIII1v4IIII IIII -,I.IIa. 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I'III IXII-III NIQIIII IIIIII IIIIII .IIIIIIIII IIIIIlII.III Q.IIllI' IIIIN IIII III' '-'IIIIIIIIQ' II-IIIXI IIIIIIIII .I IIlIQI'Ixl'Lf1IIHIl' 'IIJIIIIIIIIN IIII 'Il.II IIII IIII IIII III IIIII IrI1IIQ1'lI.lIIIf' Xhlxuljlq' 'II-I-II.I I'IIIII IIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIP IIII' IIIIIINI' II,IN 'I III I-IIIIIIII IIII-I I III IIIII IIII Illll Illll III lIll' IIIIIINI- IIIIIIII I IIIII III IIHLN .IIIIIII.IIx, .IIIII IIIINIII-N, - I ..-ff-1 ,wg LM. -:I ' .4-A i ...4-a ...,. ..- 4 534 Bo! , - Y ,, :, ,I Guy BaIIInq.wIon, Gregory Lipfak, Robert Rzonca, James Davros, James Woods, GI-II: , Rum, NIH, MCCIQIY Parrick Dawson, Richard Schubert, Horst Hamann, Willnam IIAaIv,, ,, I, I III- R I V A -f 'I I PI I' 'Q :..,' - ,I 4. -wtf, Pgul fI,vII,IIQrt, Wilham Thomas, Lawrence Luther, John Woods, Waller Dudek ,Q Um X ,Nm THIN Vmcc.,-,I Ggamalca, Armando Bernardi, Ronald Niesen, Edward Donovan I -D . :A sh ' fi. .r ' ft It ' -576 IIHMI 'lx .- N ' . Q 3' yu I I ITIIQ' Q, . g, igl C Omfmf-TOP VOW: Waiver Dudck, secretary, Lawrence lwhffr 'Of IH III vom row Frank McOmI9er, zcholashc chanrmani PGUI Dmmu' D 'I IIIII II-ovvmz, use Iurewdcnlg Thomas Keefef, IVWWW' hai' ygndtn' To row- Kenneth Telleen, corresponding secretary, Stephen omcenli-ori: recording secretary, WiIliam'Yonan, vice president Jo ns row-I George Hamouz, social chairman, William Johnson, presi- ottom - B - l Swanson, treasurer dent, A an One of the outstanding social events for the Phi Kappa Psi's this year was the traditional Jeff Duo. This dance was held at the Moose Club with Phi Gamma Delta early in the second semester to cele- brate the founding of the two fraternities at jefferson College. The annual spring formal was based on a gar- den theme, using fountains and a waterfall to set the atmosphere. An added event at the dance was the announcement of the Sweetheart of Phi Kappa Psi. A basketball tournament was held at Illinois between all the Big Ten Phi Psi chapters. The winner received a traveling trophy. A volume of books dealing with the history of the fraternity was given to the pledge with the highest scholarship average. Awards also were given for activities and for the most valuable IM player. TOP 'OW' Fred Mascittl ' ' ' ' l' Ross Webb Thomas MB 93 ' , W ll d N l , W ll am Workman, David Bo ing Tlfd Ralphlarson, Lawrenilze Tribligyl, Melvin Fink, Robert Rlgdon' John Mcognblirt Murphy Gary Reeder William AYTOU James Brown Charles Pugh RO er I' ww: R'CllBfd Corbett, Stuart Lockwood, Charles Green, Gerald Colangielo o ST hen Johnson George Hamouz S Hill, Clifford Wilderman, David Boge, Alexandre Jankowsky, Dona GV H m Yonan Wllliam Johnson Alan Swanson SD emndDroYv: Norman M'3Y9f, Emil Squeteri, Robeff l'llCl4eYf Kenneth Telleen I la h d Kirkby Ronald Baker Kurt Youn Bon avid Martin, Richard Kreitling k D Boldt William Johnson John Janes T eo ore omslow: George Sfaudt, Paul Clarey, ROQGI' Alll'00nf Gene Smart' Fran e d Gibson Theodore Pristash John Flag a Not. rom, David Dandurand, Richard Dandurand b Y Stava Bemamm Waldie Allan Swanson Rayrnon 'n Panel: David Ash Ronald Apperson William Sweet Ro er Ronald Grayheck I Phi Kappa Sigma .l t last Lligtlniers X W Xt lim' Clliapleis ff' .-'..nn - .JS I L Officers-Top row: Eyvind Ericksen, social chairman: Jon Book' presidemh Robert Martensen, treasurer Bottom row: Joseph Fincher, corresponding secretary: Richard Kimbrough house manager: Roland Zaroskl, pledge trainer ' lllitli the last game of the 1958 football season came the traditional Black and Gold Ball held lor all present and past members of Phi Kappa Sigma, In the early spring, macabre decorations helped ut establish a sinister atmosphere at the inlormztl l'Skull dance. Such devices as a maze in the base- ment, black tar paper covering all first floor walls, and abstract designs were used to achieve this el- lect. The alumni-supported Stanley F. Boggs Memo- rial Fund was provided to give Financial aid toun- dergraduate students, preferably Skulls. Awards given by the Phi Kappa Sigma's were the jack Pills Award for the outstanding senior, the Al Lenz Award for the best pledge, and the Hutchinson Key Award for the active making the 111OSt scholastic improvement over the previous semester. Top row Env ,,. ..i 'iff '-'ir q L-mfr' St.,tnP.1fd,f-'-- -I M ,p, W H' . , . r Wnrkmm valn rr 1, . tam Rastng, william Dutton, Robert Peterson, Arthur Zabierek, Michael Celarec, Peter Zamus, J mn rr , , Jchn Ltd Nl pon 'd B , .. Y, , , in fourlh row wmv pylplud ...mp J USN 'Horn V . n th d up i' ' .t..t, Hsrjd Piliilr-mdislrrwl Jlimed pdmofldl Richard HEY, Robert Backoff, Edwin Steinam, John PMMU' am 'O' L ' 'lt Jf 'rl' Fitch-r Stcwhrnifgrmt T' l Us 'UC an 'O lr Yvind Ericksen , V, t '-- 4' ' . - J . , rt V Q h A - . , , . gel. I ' ' t ww Slum, Jem Ht dionl Fradtmcp C,a?,gUi A con' R'Cha'd K'mb'0UQh, William Penmman, Jon Book, Roland Zarosklr -lame' Hlav Second row v . . r t-fr P gl H Mem e Bollom row K ' I' 'lol in pang :Du ,., rf, ' VG G'-VH, Cvfgorqrg Btlrgo- . Th . . .A A N ,.NN:',g ibm. E gm: LAn1wf:,'Z-A Omas Welilaufer, William Mertetlley, Donald McDonald, Walter Schmeal, Richard Kap r s SAW' N Y 5' . CPHVZQ: Q'rrr-r-- D Cl Wd 5. Al . - . .4 ., ,D I ' H. H I mm in Lndrmkson' D n'5 L9BlaflQ, Karl Euler, Michael POPE, Robert Zool, Ross Stahl, Jam! I l iv-ci E-'ifviarto CWM 0 Yes cl Lrndell , , V ' L ' H ' '1 't LOJellettcA H t d - I , Robin Lau-p E me Bac-mst-a QCDU, R,ed,eV Duane Havmck 0.-rar Lohmuller, Richard Archbold, James Clayton, Lowell Gratigny, William Hylandert 396 Officers: Richi Davit 'lilic annoi lllSl lt ried 1 Sttini lore t bids l .Xs hall a llaskt lan C20 inaio l'l1i ' llte 1 Sntlva T09 t Third Snot Bona Not Q t president, Kimbrough, ll season 1 held lor pa Sigma. helped to informal L the base- oor walls, ve this el- gs Memo- aid to un- . Awards Jack Pitts Al Lenz ,inson Key scholastic f f , 13?-5' Qt r! V 4 ex' X 1 ' f: T l , ii, -. E? ggi 2-as K i , ' 1L:'ts..: ' 2 KK ,.,..sa .:.-realy . ff ' ' - 4 Q5 -i ff f f . i M.. 1, t W' 'QV wlagsgg fa Q5 f f,f ,sf .. 'iw ae pn' sr we f Vrrfffigs Q. isa f' L .yrh-f Zfiisgl-' my l .. ,,.,,,4-f 'h Zamus, John Pasnau, Brian lmes Hlavacekt Kapellf Merle JarneS Sachlsi l ilandef, Robe! f . X Oman, Smart McKenty, presidentg Thomas Rowley, pledge master, Richard Carlson, vice president, George Bossarte, house manager, David Livingston, social chairman, John Melvin, treasurer The name of the Phi Kappa Tau Dream Girl was announced at the annual Dream Girl Formal held just before Christmas. The Scottish theme was car- ried out by decorating the house to represent a Scottish castle which even had a drawbridge. Be- lore the dance, Phi Tau's dressed in kilts delivered bids to their brothers' dates at their various houses. As in the past, the house members played foot- ball and basketball games against the kitchen crew. Basketball games were also held against the Phi Tau chapters at Purdue and Southern. Collecting money for muscular dystrophy was a major part of the philanthropic work done by the Phi Tau's. Also, old clothes were collected from the members of the house and were given to the Salvation Army. , RbtShltz5tep Top mls: John Conant, Donald Bonacorsi, George Bossarte, Ronald Bom, Albert Ruppert Leslie Long O er C U I R ln cl B rc Third ro?qEelb50cEfZfhJames Heine! Robert Heil S D Id Doherty Roy Mallinson John Marshall Carl Budelsky Richard Tresset ic ar ar s ' na ompso , F d H lt , Albert ittaro, ona S k Sew dGlenn Goetsch, Willidlm Giaharh? llsger Bushnick, Richard Edwards Phillip ll3'x'li,linJaSrl1iiirtiltlll5K?nty Richard Carlson Thomas Rowl9Y James W'll'5m5O ' n Chow: Charles Bills, Gordon Burgett, David Boone, David l-lvmgslon John e L Dean Hau ri Les ie Bmomroavveswllglarshall, William Miner I K th Roman James Lashbrook David Link Don Browning ROY 09a - ' ' ne Nounsimpson yne Connaway, Charles Alt, Phillip Voege e, en Glllesple Rlchafd Miller William Cook James Hardesty Clarence Klaus vlamlplz Russell Dawson, Keith McCloskey, Alan Lopatka, Dalfld Hess Vernon am Palnlef, Robert Bartlett, Carl Freddy 1 ki Arnold Perl Daniel Ragins, Roger Brooks, David Cohen, Jerry Steinberg, Murray Top yowg 1'.'1r-.in Krrmmsi-,f, Abraharn Besman, Leon Lome, SeYfU9U' Rec efs' .' ,, -, ,. A 1, 5 A ld G ld I ' , Mchael Harris, Ronald Lovrngef ,, . Third fill- si?-il?3li0?ffOi4L'fill-f1'rlxrFaal1zSl1'l'an rliliichardolesvierig, Barry Norian, Harvev COUQBF1, BQ1fT0 lKSCTmaVgkf ilgaftlles Gannon' James Prlllklnf Alan MBYGY, Barry W, ' . ' ' li ll' L' k, D aid Newman, Allen Arreff, M1 es ap an, era eyvman A ' Suondcigowi'LEJCLZ'g?,?JllKlf'i,Qrif?l1ii:.iilv12ihlFiinnealcECgiulddilrls, Mocsllon Engelberg, Michael Lowenrhal, Solomon Kamm, Michael Green, Marvrn Herman, David Schnii- H ' ', . . ' F ' d 1 ,L 1',r.11.,1m Goldman, Srgvm Targuna, Gam SLfmrEgl'1Amold Naimam Jacques Schmolll Kenneth Wolf, Howard Glucksman, Sheldon Karras, Srdney Feld. Bollom row: L'-.1r11n Stein, Jonathon Borus, erna man, Rolpigrx Karron, Orrin Radas Nor in panel: Abraham Grossfeld, Reber! Glaser Phi Sigma Delta 71111 Ohio I3-l 1X1 1111- Cllmziplcrs 15515, .l.- 'C-gall 321. 6 I , . ,. . -Q II11' 1111'111l11'1x ol ll11 5lQlllLl llcllzi rclclmltltccl the1r . . ' . ,Sf ll'lIlll 2llllllXL'lNlllf mlm fl'1ll' ln ll1lYlIlg ll large banquet 1 f'W'41 z1111l 1lg11111-. 'l'l1is gillll z1ll:1i1' wsu 1lllCl1ilCil by both the ' lllllllllilli' KlllllJll'l' :1111l llll' 11l1111111i. ' Ili-lil lm' llll' lllNl li1111' this 11-:111 thc Plli Sig Dells ' llltf lmusc cli1'c1'Lo1's 1.11111111N. ll11- tll.llblk'l plum 111 lmlcl 1l11s llilllqllffl 111 l s 11-11111 x ilso lmlcl llllN Nl'.ll, Xviglilpmx l111111 1l1c' 111111 s111'1'r11111rli11g thc lm Cllll X1111111g lllr l11111x1 N 111111x s1l1ol.1sL1c .lXK.llllS has mlm 111111l LwlXlll 111 1111 lm, l11111l111 lrlllca l11111l1L1 LL.1111 11l1-1 11l111x11l Illl lllgl1lNl Ql.llllN. .Xlx11, lllL Nlaxucll 1 -N ' - . 1 .llllllll . I ' flqn-N, WY Q 5545311 -, X .5 ' Q l N sl . . . ' aww' omwu-TOP ww: Marvin Herman, 1un1or member 4execur21Ige'enaL l'lafVeY Couslan, treasurer, Michael Lowenrhal, Semof me tive council 'duri- . , . rw 1 Bottom row: Elliot Lrsnek, member at large, Mrchael Green' P Solomon Kamm, vice president I L ... - ?f,' f N v-'. f 1, , . -s.,. - 398 Q-my Q wi Qi 1 -, X Top rovl r Soconcl Bottom l Fir .fx Stir ii' M1 V5 v 0811 Bch 'Q U NVQ, Murray MBYSF, Barry David Schnit. Sidney Feld. tive Councll' :amber efew' q presidertli Tgp row: Myron Babler, Wendell Morphy,.Richard O'Neill, Carl Sinder, Gaylon Lathrop Terr Bolland O I dlells' RIgnElddM'3mgo,melIyETBllly Vgfer J G H Y ' 'lo Kemm, R0r1ald Crowell, Jerome Hans, Thomas Sor Secon row: ic ar or siec , an ev Iey, ames i , Allen Devlesch d Th Bottom row: David Crowell, James Reeder, Lyle Hughart, David Moore, Vsillliani Shgllqgj ll2risl:ardaXrllaEriHl?:dIKlienlehSherldon' David Oakes' Hamllloll Myers ' I 'V Y 0 nson Phi Sigma Epsilon 307 l'i2lSl Dzttticl 27 Active Cll2lIJlCl'h KX, W ifffkv ft T110 past yjczn' wats Phi Signizt lipxilottk lnxt in-an ' 57 'W . L on the U. ol 1. flllllllllx This llilitc' cliztpta-1' wan orgzinizul by tncn front CllllCl'Clll rlmpn-is lm mul on cznnpuscs in thc North :intl Miclwcsl. Tha-5 ali-cimli-cl to colonifc :tt thc Lltiixm-txity nl' lllinuix nnml zntiwml in Clutlltpztigli in thc spring ol 1957. 'I'ln-rc wax no i house for lltCIIl since thcy nlinl not lmw at fliznu-t 1 Howcvcly zlltc-1' at lull ic-any thc cltzllzlci' lx-cc-ixvcl in cltzirtct' i' fz ' z 'L 1 ' Q . M., 2, l95S. 1 hc new ' 1 I -' ' 1 . M if which thc incinhcrs lmvc livcrl lor thc pmt yuan: i Having hccn on Clillllbllx snr 1 a '. up IIIZIIIN' l'll2llJlC1' lrnclnmm. llnx in-gn' thcy Nllllll solul il l0l'Illlll LllIll1l'1'-tlllltil' in lln- spring. X lmn LILICL was hc-lcl to olmscrxc lfolimlctx' llitt. 7 1 I l , -,wa r I -lx Omcer- . Macros row: Thomas Knox, vice presidentg James Reed, pre-Sldeftli Bottom row.able', social chairman Terence 'ShJaf'le5 Gill, treasurer: Terry Holland, pledge masleli endaft, recording secretary l Phi Sig lSilJSll2lYL'llllll1lllillllllhllillilllllllt ict to hniltl i i i l l t i , i l i 1 l all l , l i I i I l 1 l f l l i I l ll You 'ow ' ll, H V , V 2 fy' L' -' ,HU C ,....x ng, Dcngld Miller, Ronald Cwiklinski, Harry RaWlSl9lL J0lWl'l ACN, Edward Powell, Richard Lutz, Arm, Ihiid vow 4 i 1 ft v ' Ellllililileilsllillrgfnlggiilwclqraiilllijter, Thomas ROQSVS, Kefmelh Lebermannf Charles Dldrlcksonf Robert SClUl'95i Edtv-Hd l SMcnd 6Lv I r . Tli-LVilr flVD'Egli,r-,'i'lEg:1lVtLCkmaHv Wlmgm Skaggs, Richard Coddington, Richard Hartung, Gail Thwing, Robert Downing, Roy Holly, 6 Bonoml ,QQ lc . 'lil' l l l lu-,ijllglzllllll-llllUY P'lllf Rodllev l:9'Teroll, Bruce Dunworth, Bruce Bauman, David Sager, Donald Anderson, Jerom- I lrirliic 1 No! in pane-l I l Phi Sigma Kappa llllll Ntlllll 5l'1Ullll l tit Xt llXl' i,li.ilmll'lx i lim ii.iiliiioii.il il.iiiiiw. ilii- 5ligiii1yliiwii Sliulllen iii ilit l.iIl .iiiil 4'lli-llf.iii-ililtiiiu iii llltxltllllg,llC1lllCll llii' l'lil NlQlll.i lx.iIiIi.iK wS','tll ait4l.ll Ntllt'lllllC. Illlltf -T 1 ,. I-iiiiivi il.iiiii- ima gin-ii iitilillx willi l.zi1I1lJLlz1 Cllli Qyigfe fg- Xliilii lliiii.i Xi, .iiiil lx.iitli.i lti-ligi Rlio. AX ilamcc A,'Q 'jQL'g X, ll-i-ii i.i.iN ati iiii iii lAi.iii-iiiiix l'.iik, iiliilm- Htlill xliocks ' M .iiiilxlmiiiiiliiiilvlvilIlii'ii1l.illllulll. llii NlrtiI.Illll1'tINltl lli-Ilfntiiiiltiii i.iiigc-il lmiii .i lii.iil NIIIIIIQ iii tlii lIXllIQl1l1tIllltt.llltllllllfllllltlfli' 'Allll Ilii Xllili.i C..iiiiiii.i l1i'lI.ix lttxltitllxlll gi IJLIIIX Im In-t iwitilx 'iixiiii iliiiiiig llii' xi-it ivvti' Ilia' tlriiiiii ltiiiiit-ix l'iii I-ii ilii'.iiIixi'xx1lll lll1'ltl'xl N-li-iliixliiii .iiiil ilii li.iiiL Siiiiili l'1ii liii ilii- itll-:luv x-.iili ilii limi Niliol.iiNliili --' ltiiiiiig ilit lliiixliirix Nuixiiii, llll' l'lii N19 lttllll'll H-.iili ilii Xliili.i K-.iiiiiii.i lti'Il.i N Iii xltttllxtll ,i imiix lin tlii .iiil-i.ilI-.ilxiril iliililii-ii iii ilii' C.li.iiiiItgilgll- l iliiiii .iii.i l - iff' Omfen-TOP row: Robert Downing, treasurer, Richard C0dd'ng:,':,':i,,,,, 'filaffz Richard Hartung, vice president! Kffvln Lyons' C Ronald Ellerbeck, rush chairman Bottom row: Gail Th-ning, president L-,1ununa..... -ON OH Bo! Ill rli ..I lml lt: lli lii xl' .ill lli ga llli Xi ili tr! ra, Yhii Sect Boil Omcars-Top row: Marvin Dennis, presidentp Earl Schaefer, vice president: John Opelka, house manager, Walter Dalitsch, social chairman Bottom row: Samuel Skinner, secretary, Frank Wydra, treasurer Spring brought more than spring fever to the members of Pi Kappa Alpha since two of their tra- ditional dances were held in that season. For the Hobo Brawl, the house was decorated to resem- ble a shanty-town shack. Decorations for the Dream Girl Formal vary each year with the specific theme of the dance. Each pledge participated in a rather unique house tradition by making a personally-inscribed, six-inch paddle. Mfhen the pledge class was initi- ated, these paddles were put on a long board lining the den. Another annual event was the football game between the Illinois and Bradley chapters. The Pikes gave awards to the best pledge, the most outstanding athlete, and the best activity man. Awards also were given to the person who achieved the highest scholarship in each class. PiK 1 :gl Q... - A . .tg A i I 31.Irx 11 fx nr JV: hfft L Xl ..:' 'ca ge cj X appa Alpha IC., - ' 3' . ,. Q W .TAQ, 1 A ' h ' ' ,, vwl, . .4 543 - f .-iii' ffl ' - .' l E '.-axial' fr! ' ev 74275 Qlfiltiilb' ' C ' ii-dfrlkff-,ffl-,' -5vfQ.l'giz11' '93 l ,, 'r -1 Y, -va -L -..-' J, .it f -19, X-if p. . JA 1, ry,-. -'f' ,v v :z'.1f.,,L r f '-.,, Q ' greg. . ' . 559 P 'if1A.7'.fL' .I , X , 1 - , :E R X .' ian. f lfvl- .' Ak 1 -Q :azA:.,:..9 i -ll rl .e.'-i.,:LQf,'- . - .A r Y M is . I- r' gig - - If . ' :M ' , mrs-tenet , Ir. g gg.-. , -W .5 A., I ul f V l . n nl .- U 1 , ll u , un, .1 . ,, -V 'Lg' ' lllll J -' A. 4 r-N1-Tw 'r r s . t . , ' me f :gl ' ft' 1 lifli Il it V- i lf if, --W nt -5 A psig. 2 ll ll ll - 1 , fu 'rl Q-f r, 'aan 5 lege it . ll !!! ,,? . ' 5. , H K nn , ,gag-V. ,az :ig M. N. V. 4 g K f X. J, M l ' M in . T ,gps I , g'.,g..... 770'-N' -'W ' .fo-f xi I ' I 1 . 'Y ---1 WH-am LOWWI John Reinhardt, KICDBVG JUN op rollflliolqlclqard Glllmlanf Lars Andersen, Dale Pearson, Stanley RYb-31 Hernandez Urdanefal I I Robert Sievers Gary Miner E on Third mas Hoepner, Kenneth Miller, Robert Drapeau, Evert Larson J Macmfee Hany Kropp, Edward Strasma, , 'BUS Jfehn Thomson, Russell Schiele, Robert Scanlon, James Schoonover, erry ' I S haefer Samuel Skinner, Glen Thorsow setond r,' harles Hendrickson, Richard Statham M rvin Dennis, Mrs. M09ll6Vr Ea' C ' Rmgv' Ralph Kraus, Walter Dalitsch James Swanson, John Opelkar Ffank Wydla' a B 0 ert Heckler I - h ll, J ck Hudson ottom row: Robert Jacob, Henry Stukart, Kurt Berg, Ralph Vacuda, Richard Blatt, James Guts a a Pi Kappa P Sill XYCNL llliliois tmli .Xa tix c C.liapLc-rs hi 1 . E' .N icers: Edwin Hamilton, chaplainp Glenn Cuerden, treasurerg John Baker, presidentp Carl Marrone, secretaryp Fred Fiala, warden- Rob- ert McKenzie, historian ' To recognize members who achieved outstand- ing scholarship, a pendant was given to the active with the highest average, and the names of actives having over a 4.0 average were inscribed on a house plaque. The winner of the Best Pledge Award, judged on such qualities as honor and fidelity, was given a replica of the key to the house. One of the most highly anticipated social events was the traditional Rose Ball, which is held every June. Trellises and roses, the lraternity's flower, created an outdoor garden atmosphere. Following both the winter and spring formals, candlelight dinners were held to honor pingirls and liancees. As part of their annual community project dur- ing Help YVeek, Pi Kappa Phi pledges went to the Champaign County Nursing Home to do various tasks such as scrubbing floors. Yop row: La.-.renee lngliyl Terry Built.. Hamid Gm- S . , , Yhird 'owl Adalhcn Dragon' CMI Gunahony Eciwglfla Hcsgtmiiibirgimyinllgam Schaclat, Philip Bisesi i Second row: Fred Ftala, Robert fvldfgnzici Glenn Cuerdcn Johnfa k asman, Larry Fink, Arnold Smifh Ronald Chrisyensen Bottom row: Jack Rcdriqcnz, Darrell Lang, Qonaid Hcdnzzk JUDY? efglfiazl llgarrkone, Edwin Hamilton I ' 402 e rot, amel HOYY, John Means Ofiicers-' Bottom I Arthl For Hay. wliich inotil was d hay. .MN called house .Xs mas I vnu-r lillllll .Xu lzxccl C-rad nic-nt TOP ri Third Seton Bqlloi Noi i John warden, Rob. outstand- the active of actives Jn a house ge Award, delity, was cial events held every y's flower, Following :andlelight d fiancees. roject dur- vent to the do various om,,,,-Tqp row: David Lipson, president, Alan Schuman, vice president Bottom row: Lionel Gomberg, secretaryp Julian Oettlnger, treasurer: Arthur Kroft, sergeant at arms For their annual spring dance, Maid in the Hay, the Pi Lambda Phi's imported live stock which was penned up in their yard. A lfllestern motif prevailed at this outdoor hay dance, which was decorated mainly, as one would imagine, with hay. Another social highlight was the pledge dance, called The Hells of Ivyf' for which the chapter house was transformed into a devilish atmosphere. As a group project, the Pi Lam's hold a Christ- mas party for orphans every year. This year they entertained a group of third graders with the Kappa Deltas on a December afternoon. Among the awards given each semester by the Executive Council were the awards for the Best Graduating Senior, the Best Scholarship Improve- ment, and the Best Athlete. l x0 O 6, 'Qu 41 rg O x . -1 4, ,. C .- ..A P 'Egg' Pi Lambda Phi car, - 1 xg N 'll Xcliu Clrrpui Ag T l I Y Y' - d 5' I Benjamin Steinber She on a an r tr I op ror6r.lMartrn SWlClleV, Gary Coopersmirh, Stuart Ferst, Donald Weissman, Jefftgtffgghylglskanlrgowar 'mon n I C third 1 rm' Shelley Simon' A U' Blueslone' Anhu' Gillis' Gerald Kolman' rein Ronald Prebash, Leonard oersfem, ef.-an sein df xxx: Jeffold EZQUV, Myles Borshell, Fred Cohen, Michael -Miller, P?UlhRU?e'XI3:1'Wimer I S n M O N n Second 'ner' Howard ROSS' Steven Parkes' Norman Leven! Richard Wled Cipll Gomberg David Lipson, Mrs. Isaacson, Aan c uma r , E50W2dSheldon Osheft, Jerry Belson, Martin Brozosky, Arthur Kroft, Lrone f I I nn Yh Han on aan gmum rzlfvsl' lfrernes, Michael Greenfield . Li Son, Michael Kleiman, Frank Silverstein, e e ma ' Wllllam Gelman Peter Soble Burton Mendelson, Allan Markle, Leon P NM . nf Rllihiard Manners,IStuart Glanta h , In Paneli Richard Linkemer, Robert Wiesenick, Edward RelCIH Top rgwi Donald Margolis, Harry Dyner, Gerald Silverman, Sidney Zipperman, Philip Zand, Howard Bass, Fredric Mussman, Lewis Collens, Harvey Chaplik, Thi d rriyiifharlftiliirglehi-nk William Weitzman Marvin Levine Harvey Pine, Sheldon Becker, George Gerstman, liilerbilt ,?Oi43m6t'1, Marvin FYUCLITSV, Harvey Klein , , , I , , ' U . . . . . Second row: Mark Abrahamson, Earle Horwitz, Emanuel Hurwitz, Eric Levy, Henry Kath Michael! Lllaplpi, PZU Rig!!-:allj1RUlge:gTeiil5?g3 Sheuow Bottom row- Lawrence Lieberman, Harold Levy, Jack Marks, Stuart Goldsand, Sheldon arcus, SV Y PD 1 1 B d Feldman, Harvey Schwartz Not in panel: Michael Schwartz, Bernard Steinberg, Una' l 0 Praetortans 322 Illini Union fi Active Chapters liht' l,t':tt-toriiitis were nznnetl :titer Praetor, chief ol tht- Rotnztn guztrtls. This group does IlOt have its own t't'sitlt-ine: the nit-nthers get together for weekly intttings :tt tht- Illini llnion. The hrtsie principle til tltis tllifllllllilliflli. tvltith has other chapters in tht' Nlitlwt-st, is to oller its inenthers the henehts of lmth itttlt-petttlettt :intl l'i':tternity living. Sintt- tht- l't':tt-totiztns hztve no ollicinl house, they tent l'nit't-rsity lttcilities lor ztll ol their dances. Roonts ant- :tlso ohtztinctl lor such events :ts Mothers llgix :intl Dzttls lizty. 'i4i1isit'1tt'iltt' l'i'gtt-toriatn .Xlutnni .Xssocizttion pre- st-ntt-tl its ztnnuztl zttt':trtl. :t scholztrship, to :t non- st-ttinigtn ntztlt- stutient on this rztntpus. Competi- titt- t-it-nts iltnine tht- it-:tt inclutlecl tnztny pledge- .ntiw tontt-sts suth gts lootliatll gztntes, :t tttg-ol'-wztr, .intl soltligtli gztntes. 1. 3 ' A .L in fxz ,I s, 'vim I A 'i gt 4.4.1 'top row: Second ri do Bottom ri Not in P Ha 1 75, '- LI Qi .Qty Q L Xl, x lg' t M- f, rl A -ay! , 1 s uk i iiix ' -5 Y : :--i L Wi ' 5 U ' s X 1 ,W V11 li - .sv omfeu-TOP 'Owl Michael Lapin, corresponding secretary: Aflhu' omni' ff mari, scholastic chairman . ecmdgng nf' M Q Bottom row: Eric Levy, vice presidentg Emanuel Hurwitz, 1 H' '9'f3fY: Henry Katz, presidentg Earle Horwitz, Yfeaswe' 404 ey Chaplik, larvey Klein Arthur Reise .mi- :Sidney Frisch, Ralph Westhoff, George Pease, Robert Pfe'Ff , P l V d . gzgmzzwmw: Charles Domm, Deane Haning, Joseph Miller' Cha,-leg Elhlalgdwgpd Hgfogrrzlegragglg Tgofraa Sykes, Edward Malerich, Howard lbcr dare 'ge' IC BV o nson, Ronald Gruenberg, Richard Newcomer, N Bottom row: Neil Sterling, Allen Swan, Edward Thornpson, Merle Beuttel' Eugene 5 I J . . Nqr in panel: James Archer, John -Bergstrom, Frederick Blayney, Keats Carleton, Wjilrieeri Cierifiistcilrlnsliielcl-igiyltlg GGQFH Rame Keslt John Hom Hahn, Duane Haning, Carl Kirnbauer, Andrew Machata, Donald Miller, Robert Newth Robert'OIson Fragrl Sllilrgld Jtllatiid Engl? GUY GYHMOW, Kenner ' I , y a e Psi Upsilon 'll'l Lust .Xl'lllUl'N il X4 tixc C.lmI1lci's in inluimzil plc-dec climn - 1 to COIlllllClIlUli'lll' lhc- luiiiidiiig ul e l'IlSlO1lfll llflilll, 1 ' ' f 3 qs thlee oldest I1 ilernilies in thc llilllflll. Elbm silon, Xlphi Della Phi, Q l ' ' ' s mu.1ld1me o i- ' ' 1 mon College in 1955. 1-' am Decemhcl' the I i l the .-Xrrow' lormzi ., ' ' ' ' ' llcllxi lxgi 1 it A Th 1 ' ff! was held in the lull M, ' the ' J '1 I I mx K, Ep. , . . im llsl l psilun slmrmsuiul 'EX T I,-ll thi' ill ' 1 ' t cclcln IIC llltll liipla' lrnimliiio ll 11 'let' ly ' M ' K at L1 l ' ls s slmnsm lhc llmisc nl ' l is lilll ol lhcii Xxlllltl ixccldiiml X t I l banquet, the lfllillllll, :ind gi sctulaiilc- :uc hnld on S ii i llI'Ll2lX'l1lgl1l, with clumli :ind an Suu-llicziit l,llllli'l ii the lollowing Sunday. The spring ixvclwiinl u.is high livhted hx' the Hlilossoiil Tiim- lrnixiul. Cers: G 595. Mme eolge, PGBSS, treasurer, Richard Newcomer, secretary: JOSSD fir, r premdgnii GUY Fraker, second vice president, Neil Sterling S V'Ce President 4 D . This year the pledge cl iss sl ntcd '1 pmghiiii ulmli is to he L'2ll'1'lE'Ll out hx' each plcdgc nliiss. ln gin Cllttll to heneht the Ullllllllllllly, the IJlCllgL's spent their S ti 111111135 doing odd johs lor l'L'sl liuiiivs Llllll llftsllllills in the areal. l v1 ff lK ' I V., V. .i ' 1' - s ,r ,f 7' -J ff xl r f' ' t Donald Davidison Richard Pease, Terry Carrell, Thomas Newton, Thomas Riggs, Golden F l Johnson David Se'l3erling Kenneth Love, Tom RUDP9' I N I J hm pzneberv Ton row: .ar an , - f . ' W'lI H bb d, Th mas ogg e, O , Th. d rlgaplaYrka:elngit'hb:tl5g:iAoJJmti,anzegxyleiangjwarg Lsxzlcalfj Rilard Vcilamerl William Ryan, John Greathouse, Bruce PfeiFFer, John Rackow, Peter Gustat, Brad, If 1 1 f ' ' I f ld . l Secondoruoksiilliligh Algiltilelleriiillkioggdfcltassggiflligigni Tuttle, John Stevenson, Milton Simantel, Mrs. Curry, James James, Roger Sterling, James Chengary, William -' - ' ' Aa M M is , , Dubmski George Grubb Edward Markham' Daw C Kac mth Harrigan, Glenn Timmons, Richard Odle, Rolhe Peters, David Wood, William Ray, Dennis Bottom YOW2 Edward Sestalc, Samuel Hundlev, Nekeie Mladef enne l S , P l Ek . . Gross' John Mallon' Rona d Hom- au ' Al n Modine, Pete Carveth, John Williamson Not in panel: Thomas Freeman, James Timberlake, Richard Hoarcl, Robefl Benson, a Sigma Alpha Epsilon 211 East Daniel 1-12 Active Chapters 'le begin the lall semester, the pledges ol Sigma .Xlpha lipsilon ntade arrangements lor a tea for all the lintiseiiiotlieis on eainptts. Following the pledges' in- itiation, a dinner-danee, which is traditionally a lfotinders' Day dance, was held in honor of these new initiates, For this years pledge dance, Paddy Murphy, the litillst' was demratetl to represent a lttneral parlor, and the dates were escorted to the dance in a hearse. The tlptnte was held on this cainpus lor the first time, but it has heen at tradition ainong SfXE's at other chapters. - me t l tw 1 Q i .Ns part ol their awards program, the held an ,Xirziitts llaiitpt:-t and invited their altinis. The awards intlttded l'l'tUQ'Illll0Il lor the otitstantling IM athlete and the presentatioit nl a jeweled pin to the pledge x-.lin had ztttainetl the highest scholastic' average. 406 -gf I V i will . ,E - . A ' . P04 . 125 ' - .ti 'Uj' ,V t . qt . A : , , ' 15 L -.. r l fi W t ,ff ij., x . .t X. -a . 1 'ic' OfiicersfTop row: John Stevenson, l. M. chairman! -lalges Jaya?-'JetafYi DI'9SId9r1t: Milton Simantel, president, John Atfifmn ROQEY Sterling, treasurer, John Greathouse, fU5h C a Officers: l. Kaylor .Xltei Mus ai ohservz on Apt ated nf in the lotinde Otht Penn I to perl reveng Santini war ac The Frater hutioti sthola TGP roi Third ,- Sagond Bottom Omgers' Lester B'ker, vice priorg Alvin Martin, exchecquerg Lawrence -y Kayfgn, prior, Arthur Alpert, recorder Alter the last football game, the Sigma Alpha Mu's and Theta Chi's got together lor their annual observance of the burning of the old Sammy house on April 18, 1948. The former Sammy house, situ- ated next to the present Theta Chi house, was built in the shape of an Octagon to represent the eight lounders of Sigma Alpha Mu. Other traditional events included the National Peon Day during which the pledges were required to perform many strange tasks. But they had their revenge against the actives on Turnabout Day. The Szunmies also had their annual pledge-active tug-of- war across the pond at Crystal Lake Park. The highest award given by the Samrnies was the Fraternalism Award for the best all-around contri- butions to the house. Awards also were given lor scholarship, athletics, and activities. Top . 777777777 All Werner BarrY roiivnenshgldqn GOmberQ, MiClW6E'l Pink, P6Ul Glick, Marshall Marcus, Michael Krozier an ann s Alan B rn Th' 3 Fwd Shorvifz, si rsh fr, Ja Silver b o :den James Ku U f Hd lil llrllchael LLDSICLW, Juldg Malrlctig, Hariieb' Lambeft, Neil Bluhm, Joel Handelman Her ert O M Chee! Rosen Phllhp GOU d RB! Bd m second er Goldwasser, Donald Friedman, Jacob Lifshln Margin Lawrence Kayton Arthur Alpert :G ld S ersmm Haven NO h m Bottom Zabel' POFQGS, Sheldon Brodskv, Lester Baker, walt'-ff Herb? piivlgay Cohen Michael ShBD'f0 Edwald Colby era ap D : 'Cl1B6l Siegal, Robert Gordon, Daniel Lieberman, Slephen BU ennis Schwartz Sigma Chi l llli I-,gist lt1l111 lfi .Xt tire Clltztplers SAL! 1 P .3 gum, 3374 LUQIIQ fi. X ,. .v ,g.r , 101-1- 9! are OFiicers-Top row: Lon Rademacher, recording secretar - E - treasurer: Ward Adams, Pledge trainer Y' Veren Klmmelr Bottom row: Bruce Hart, rush chairman- Robert O'Conn ll - . denty John Ruth, president I e ' me ms The Sigma Chis began the year with the atmtml Kappa Kappa-Delta Delta Day in the lall. Eaqlt year the Purdue and Illinois chapters get together and compete in various athletic events, alternating their visits to the two campuses. One active was selected to represent this chapter in competition for national recognition lor out- standing contributions to Sigma Chi. Highlighting the social calendar was the Miami Triad held early in the second semester. Perhaps the most important event of the entire year was the Sigma Chi Sweetheart Dance. Held each May, this weekend affair included a picnic supper 011 Friday, the formal on Saturday night, and a sere- nade after the dance. The climax oi the evening was the crowning ol the Sweetheart ol Sigma Chi. ff, l-ll row: Rtrlmrd Thomas, Stuart Gailartd R'ch d M W . san Yom Glenn Rmbmokl Bmw Han' Joim aphomgsoawrdtilawrence Anderson, Keith Miller, Larry Gunn, Jonathan Wells, John Wessels, John Davin rd row: Stuart Hall, Ho,-,md Mccmckcn, Aumn Furlong Npistler lElARsI. Joseph Huyler, David Thomas, Richard Knox . her Uvkl. HO,.,A,d 5Cg,,,,,d,' Rohm, Cagann' Franklin showy Rabeff ge ltler, Carl Faust,4 Richard Dudley, James Pierce, Ronald Goerne,' Chr1st0P md 'Wg Www f-igw-fi, Ed-ward ctmisna, Lorin whatnief 52,28 '52 'dR09e' Phillips, Dayid Raaemachef, Richard Ruth, James G9Va'a 1, Ru1h,Rolr tomuriog C,imnCH'PWard gdiimx Jcvrv Dvcos, Richard Jenks ,Richaiird Fiieiteihi: -,Chg Bilnif' Rldifrd Hog' Lon Rademacheri Everett Kimmel' Jo n id 5 mm 'USU U l '1 1, Rchard H' ' ' . ' yer, avi Owe , Stephen Bro rt . R001 Q S1.m,1l, 1,-,ftlltam Html CMI Allison' james Brggiginiji Fredzrtck Foersterltng, Robert Watson, Donald CleggWCharles Harshbarger, Dennis Swanson' Not in panel: '.'.Ql-,tn Romani Stuart Lockwood .Y' QVVY egener ' 'HM Dmwtd ymkscnl Samuel Fone! I David Cadwallader, Howard Carr, Robert Schmidt, John Easterbrook, John BUISYI R099 Defby' Pete Oflicers- Rona Bottom r ager .Knit sented llllllllil rclclitw Virgin The lo1'111z1l 1I1c111e l:11'o1'i1 into 11 111111111 I11 r was 111 I11' Fourth Third No Everett Kimmel vice Presi- . the annual 5 lall. liafli get together , alternating this chapter ion for out- s the Miami tter. Perhaps ire year was d each May, c supper on , and a sere- the evening l Sigma Chi. John DaviS, Scon ' kt Ihristophel Lavlc Rufllf Rob' Ronald , John 5 Swanson, Derby' Pelef Hess' om,,r,..1'ap row: James Huck, recorder, Robert Snow, commander, Ronald Miller, treasurer . ' H hmm row: Paul Bowman, social chairman, Terry Gerling, house man- gger, William Boncosky, pledge trainer Among the year's outstanding social events pre- sented by Sigma Nu was the V.M.I. Ball. This annual lormal was held with Alpha Tau Omega to celebrate the founding of their two chapters at Virginia Military Institute. The Beachcomber's Ball was the annual in- lorinal dance held last spring. Featuring an island theme, the dance brought everyone out in his lizivrnite sarong. The chapter house was transformed into an island with palm trees, a waterfall, and twenty tons ol sand covering the basement floor. In order to encourage high scholarship, a trophy was awarded both semesters to the Sigma Nu with a live-point average. A Scholarship Improvement Trophy was also awarded to the Sigma Nu who showed the most improvement in scholarship over the previous semester. Sigma Nu IZS 's l l't'nnsxlx.i1iii X1 llkt' l.ll.lllll'ls NJ i I Cx ZS B 'li ?4?4a s 1' ?Q'w va' n.',.w:1'f 3' ',W'gf,I T' -1 its r'5 f ' Q . V' s ' Nqr ' . . ig Ja: Cf gif l N, , v I lftftyn P ad S T , ' h SchaefTer, Theodo.e Beas.all, Dante J oP top. Robert l-lartsock, Jeffrey Butler, James Childers, Thomas Dolan, Jeftreg Rsovsgrigebnzlvgvigm Wood, Thomas Polston, Rpbert Lenz,B Ronaijl F-C rr pounh Ofd, James Lavelle, Donald Sommerville, Charles Heath, Robert. Leslie, .lo n M' hagl phillipgl Paul Bowman. Ufban Neldneb 'UCB G gow: Karl Keller' James Huck' Ronald Llslck' John Chellusl Wllliam Nearlylortolri Stephen Penczek, Dean l..anQfOfCl, t. Jama- Jorn ine nfefkef ieffv Geiling, Kirk Masitn, OHS Hubwdf Demon Kyle' lamiii Miiisftzoseff snow, Mrs. Bam'1 'f W f'm BMOW' 'D arg' Ge0fQe McKinney Robert Kinney Scott Walker, Jon Busse, Rona ' ' ' , Robert tor, J rr rl Second r Cholllns, Ronald Woods . - ' Noel Workman, James Hammond, Gary Bro ri if s Thaw. Kenneth Gammon Charles Walther, Dennis Carroll, Davld Memerl' Bottom omf'5 lhsobald I , ' I D terra, Richard Evans, Pete' Van DW . la Not' row' Wllllim Essex Frederic Collins Gu Williams, Slepllen Felrara' MIC ae Y 1 . , f 1 Y n Panel' P3lflCk Murphy, Paul Golaszewski XIV 49 - fl?- ilff 1 f as .. X we K nell Terrill Hicks Clark Bright Phili Nels R Top row: Harold Green, William Hanko, Robert Screen, Dan Duwell, James Bruenl Joseph en I ' f D On, onald Johnson, Bfdl Hin .Bi,Pf.i-ii Second :ciw:3yDavtidOBun1ing, Silas Strode, Eugene Parry, -l0l'1l'1 MOYSS, Robffff lngfamf John Perry' Prof ea S ro e m B H D 'd pmscon Emesf Karfas Allan Barger Phillip Church Richard Bolton, James Spachman, Robert Hermann, Roberto Hernandez, Edward Mooney o om row: avi , 1 l . I , ' - Not in panel: Delos Kiltoe, John Holmquest, Phillip Monzo, David Hartnetff LOWS Bla'-'n Sigma Phi Delta 1103 NVest Illinois 12 Active Chapters Since it is tin engineering lraternity, Sigma Phi Delta: took :in :retire pzirt in the zrnnuzil Engineering Open llouse. Nlost ol' the ineinhers participated in tleiiioiistrntioiis or in the zidniinistrzition ol' this event. lliree or lour tiines ezuh semester the house's pro- lessionzil progrznns were czirried out by guest lecturers. lliese lecturers, though olten from the College of En- gineering. were :ilso lroin other collegesg and their topics ranged lroin job-interviewing to color TV. ,Xn interesting house trzidition was the Surprise St-nior lireziklzist prepzired by the pledges. The seniors wt-i'e lirst seried ai rzither unzippetizing meal, but it wats soon lolloivetl lay at inuch more delectable one. .Xs in the past. Siginti Phi Delta competed in vari- ous sports t-waits with 'l'rizingle. The winner earned possession ol xt tititeliiig trophy. s 1, xx i t VI 4l0 ' i -.. 'Z' ,, . gwn1z.,,,..7 ie 'ry -H..- .. 'dent' Officers-Top row: Robert Ingram, secretary: John Morse' PWS' ' Bottom row: Eugene Parry, vice presidentp David Bunting, Tap row: Third I'0Vl Va Second rt Bonom rc Not in P1 W sou l l 1 i i l .l v . W Z I n it a? .l ' 'ai' John PSVVY, pledge master . business ager No' I , 1 4 l l 1 1 1 Ronald Johnson, III 8 Ill Ill H 55 rap raw: Robert Nelson, James Rashid, Keith Thompson, William Nelson, Mac Churchill, John Ohslund D I T k. , I Oug as on xnson, Nic-l He 'tt, J h D' -' Edward Mooney X Third r?,v!9olEd1y:J:nl3nobHl?s: George Thomas, Dennis Denny, David Brown, Norman Krause, Robert Troutt, Donald McSorIey, John Src-ll:-h, Aiaihrgr L'll5lf?df,,., H,,,,,., l ' 4 ' d w: Arthur Murray, Glen Cartwright, Larry Showley, Rich d K , D ld . . I gzslonm igwz Herman Waltemate, Terry Klaus, Bruce Martin, Kurt Aggustslorrl, Rucsrsizll KRoZi'?aGerElJ1'lj?'ilmE1hJelilril.5n Vllgdillam cglsonl Kerginelh Lmwrl' Dum lO l Not in panel: Lloyd Atwell, John Call, .Robert Dunworth, Harry Hartel, James Heil, Gordon Johns, Thomas Khox lilieriwr O1lJAl?:Eiprf E Wa'dEJenk 'Sg1W'l ' Sclmlimil son, Wilfred Robinson, James Zuldema, Richard Dunwoody, Cary Fox, Kenneth Luke, Albert Rainey, James Tilley 9 owe' Ugclw M0 l luck Rlclmuli S. h. E .I 1 lgma P 1 psi on llll5 South l'i0lll'lll l-I5 .hilliVCcill1llJlClN Sigma Phi lipsilmfs most i111pc11'l1111l :1111111g1l dance, Called Hcl2lSll1O,n wus hclcl cl111'i11g the l:1ll semester. The 111z1i11 llooi' ol' ihc llUllNC' lX'2lS clcme 1 J as il men 10 s 1111111 1 iiw c'z1si11r1. 1 lECCl to re re e111 il ll 0 5 ll N .J - complete with Ll roulette wltvel :incl lllillll' clillicrc-111 Q. : K types ol' fzircl games. 'l'hc clo11'11s1z1i1's ol 1l1c- lionsz- i . - was decorated to reseiilhle ll l'2llllSl'LCllCl'. ey Another big Zllliilill the Queen ol l'lL'1ll'ls ll1lllll'. is ll national t1'z1clitio11. li:11'l1 Sigma l'l1i lipsilon Cl121PEC1' holds 21 si111ilz11' 11111110 Clliill ya-111: The Sig lips' social scheclule also i11cl111lc'1l lhi- sorority social cl1:1i1'111e11's l1z111q11e1 i11 thc l:1ll :1111l the annual pledge-z1c'li1'e l'oc11l1z1ll g:11111'. 'l'l1c: 1111-111- se, President: John Ht . Cel : . .n bUsineSS man K5rzl6:'I'yLShowley, controller, Robert Spraetz, secretary, R1chard ' 9' Not in Panpllsldemi Donald Roznak, vice president e. Thomas Knox, historian bers of the 11'im1i11g 1011111 i11 ihis QZIIIIC haul their names inscribecl on ll l1'0lJlll'. The Zlllllllill spring xvork pmicci lllXIJlXL'S iolis s11chz1s 11'z1shi11Q4 Lhe 11'i11clo11's ill 1l1c'l'l3 S:11111111'111111. 4ll 'K r -V Cl h A drew Cox David O'Mera William Norsworthy, Kent Marthaler, Leon Bennett, Michael Destefano, Robert :J l' B , D ' Kl , W'll'am inc , rt , 1 Top rovgralgilgqchaign Edsmlcisoniyoeniii hKHneb Noiiiiiiii llgodga ihmelf lAi9alki5rl3lJohn igaralvlilllge William Spaulding George Utz Lon ie S h k Wll - . ' , R ' , I a, au ayer, au 6 H, I 1 1 , rt C un , ' ' h Thlrd row' Denzll Morehead' Robert Spei' O en I Olda d 5 hert, George Petrulis, Lawrence Williams, Reaugh Eaton I 'am Daven ,J K k,JhL o,Emun erc I Secondpfdwiv:Cgieiialliieriicililgielznb,aE5nefcirgSrdbri1ilnitanfAnnthi:iil1ry Banosky, Medley Tornow, Donald Long, Kent Whitten, Bruce Newcomb, Richard Regentz, Ronald Morris, ' , Ch l B t , , Bovtomiiilovwlitiil Ni.iilmBrowril iglmrngifeilpton, Henry Amann, Edd Ghent, Jerry Wilson, Bruce Johnson, David McClellan, Michael Eyster, Alan Davidson, George Skle- ' k , M' h I W , . Nor inndiniel: Caiwiznceagreifrfogle, Joseph Cusirnano, Donald Gilkison, Robert Lanzotti, Robert Luetle, James McMullen, John Moran, Ronald Primmer, Robert ' ' l K 'th Sorensen, Robert Wade, Brian Carey, Carl Lambert, Gerald Mellinger, Walter Regan, Donald Buttel, James Colwell, William Lannon, Pau Power, el Hopkins, Joseph Krakoski, Donald Berg Sigma Pi A102 East Armory 62 Active Chapters The Orcliicl Formal, the annual spring lormal ol Sigma Pi, is a tradition among all the lraternity's chapters. For this dance, the house was decorated to resemble a scene from out-oladoors. The center of at- traction was a waterfall in the dining roomg a replica ol' the house pin, made from orchids, carnations, and moss. was displayed beneath it. The winter formal, heltl at one ol the downtown hotels, is always given jointly with Delta Upsilon. .Xs they have clone in past years, the seniors chal- lenged the tintlcwlassmen to a tug-ol-war to prove their pltysic-al prowess. A group prize was awarded to the winner. The Sig l'i's awartletl their annual trophy to the big lnotltor-little lniother team who earned the high- est stholastic' average. The pledge who achieved the highest gratles also receivetl an award. X lil' lt '1 . -H2 Omcers-Top row: Richard Regentz, secretary, Anfl10ffY Dan j Qzwzvj TQ'-it V , .4-2 ',-,- : 2 413, Q r 33 X ,I 1, , ew .xiii 9'1LQ0'!l' osky, IMI' urerp Medley Torriow sergeant at arms sidemi BNC! Bottom row: Kent Whitten, pledge trainery Donald Lon9f Pre Newcomb, vice president Officers- surefi Ke Sigi dance ter hc and l' out t llanni laces Th took the t creat Be conii l-lon' the count hall Top Thiv 59:1 Bon Destefano, Rohm, C, William Daven. Z, Ronald Morris, son, George Sklg. Pfirnmer, Roberi Melllnger, Waller my Dar1OSl4Yf wg, Diesldemi H665' BfUC9 Sigma Tau Gamma Vw, A A11 n 5 D ' 1 Q c Omcers-Top row: Donald Davis, vice president: Thomas Brinkerhoff, irea- wm. Kenneth Holian, president, Kenneth Shmeling, secretary Sigma Tau Gamma presented their traditional clzmce, called the Pea Pickers Prowl, at the chap- ter house. The house was strewn with bales of hay, and larmyard scenes decorated the walls. To carry out the theme, couples came dressed in levis and llzmnel shirtsg girls wore pigtails and covered their laces with plaster freckles. The Rose Formal, which was held in the spring, Look place in the Illini Union. Roses were used as the entire theme, and the traditional decorations created a spring atmosphere. Besides celebrating the University Home- coming, Sigma Tau Gamma held its annual House Homecoming in the spring. Among other things, the chapter members and alums found time to compete with each other in the traditional loot- ball and softball games. To , , - r , , Uavlo Lan er -W-' v .- Thgdrow. James Thomas, Guillermo Tor,-es, Anthony Gnepm, Wayne Painter, Jeri! Spongigegalka Theodgre Thomas, Waynehrirdo Seco dow: Thomas Fennell, Dale Dornblasef, Leonard Czameckll Alben Klelsll avmC es George Roman, R6Ym0fld ROY B0n:m James Wolff, Alan Grubman, David Berman, RQl-Uefl Schroedeg'-nEkUel?,ene ap I ' Donald Davis, Kenneth Holian, Kenneth Strmellngf Thomas ll icers-Top row: Sheldon Weinstein, Commissary David Kayner treasurer t OH' l l Bottom r.ow: llllelvln lflecktman, secretary, Alvin Becker, president, Leon Reivttz, vice president, Barry Semer, rushing chairman At the annual Senior Breakfast at Tau Delta Phi, each graduating senior gave away some possession he had acquired during college. As part of the tra- dition, a large wooden pot was willed to the person having the lT1OSt troublesg the head ol a statue was left to the one having the hardest head. An outstanding event on the social calendar was the spring formal weekend. It consisted ol a dance on Friday night, a picnic on Saturday afternoon, a hayrack ride on Saturday night, and a Sweetheart Brunch on Sunday. The Tau Delts also announced their sweetheart and her court during this week- end. Each Tau Delt pledge class must participate in some form of charitable work. In February the pledges spent one day during their initiation perioml perlorining a civic project in this community. OW Allen Rohn Gerald SI gr R Q y C 1 'avr' ' , rd ricmgc Brodll FICE DUEJO Sky Jer oen Leslie Appel Jay Hechtman Charles Shallat, Hillard Garlovsky, Allen Alderman, Stuart Brand, Leslie Bell, W can s ogan ary Morgan Ed d 5 . dm cgcrp Dhcngls Rosen Man Kcsslc Wa' 'ORC Jerome Heller R bert Stern Herbert Kanter, Howard Bluestone Edwin Goozef Bernard Cherry' Mllcllell con ow c ar Karlov R nald F eld Mel .n H kt 1 . om row B rry B rnsen Shcrw n Dubm Sgney marglglils Srliaeilgglrt Vsleipstein Alvin Becker, Leon Reivitzf Ba,-fy Semer David Kayner, Herman Dlesenhfllizge' o in panel Arr-old Graucr Ronald Wtnchell Bunon Handier Fr der -ELC EI R bert Feverstein, Martin Fischbein, Gerald 'Symon, Keith Solit, Michael Vliflnjwy Weir-svcn Rchard NQI50n 'C em R ymond Moldow, Bernard November Bruce Schultz, Moflon Sega ' Omceu lo Button Pl coin nua the tion han' the The Poli A tu re LCZI r rece ol Tau Epsilon Phi lllf' l'-ISI Xiin-mx .r - l.v Xi lIXt' l.li.rpli'is p o. 3 9913sa'1'2! gm . na Kaynentreasuref Omgers--Top row: Howard Rosenfeld, member at large, Edwin Shapiro, ' Wesldefliz Leon bursar, Robert Stone, scribe nan Bonom row: Robert Ross, chancellor, Jerry Pollack, vice chancellor u Delta Phi, re possession rt ol the tra- O the person a statue was d. :alendar was d ol' a dance afternoon, an 1 Sweetheart O announced g this week- if articipate in February thc' iation period nnunity. Placed in the foyer, a swimming pool which was complete with goldfish helped to enhance the an- nual Hawaiian Dance at Tau Epsilon Phi. Being the biggest social event of the year, other decora- tions lor this affair included a huge quantity of bamboo and hay. The most popular costumes were the traditional sarongs and beachcomber outfits. The dance was climaxed by the crowning of the Polynesian Queen. Another TEP tradition, the Bowl Game, fea- tured two sorority football teams. The winning team gained possession of a traveling trophy and received an invitation to return to the Bowl next year. The TEP philanthropic project was the support ol' an orphan girl in Rome, Italy. Funds for this project were raised through allocations olf house hills as well as through special donations. mlll ' Bell, Brand, l-eslle To mv' , ,, , P row: EU . I G od,-nan Gene Siutkln, Joe: rise..- , I I E F -1 hell gene Sagefman Jack Levy, David Herbst, Char es 0 I D N -r Agwsg , p I 5.3 I m fr Simgn, Pav- 'Vd Cherry' MIC Tllivd berg, James Flmermgn, Eugene Brodsky' Samuel Denosaquol Alan Sillllldridlel rillvron Warshauer, Jay Chapman, Laerence earscn n a i r . nhaus row: Donald Gerrard, Leroy Fine, Joel Slutzky, Arthur Berman, Rogiaci odngek' Bernard Bass, Jack Drexlef p ll ck Reber: Srone, Judd fklssner, Pniho 'man DIe5i?NeininQ9' Secondmond Levln, Arron Levine, Jerrold Aronson, l'l0Wald Roihbergl Daw ld Edwin Shapiro, Robert Ross, JEVYY 0 3 ' Michael all Jerry Rrgwi Gary Adelman' Merrie Much' Ronald Kaiser' Howard Rosenfe I ' S'd'vell Robert Hand-elrnan, Dxchard f-llrslml, Drlon Sag I B0lto emsielrl' Michael FOX ' Ronald Rashkow, Jonathan Kronesber9f Dawd ' ' ' mKLm1vl6LiT:!El Rosenberg, Donald Waldman, Stuart Shapiro' 4 I ,f r-x ,P Top row- Ronald Kolish Lowell Schmidt William Lewis, Paul Elmer, Richard Langford' Robert ilsrianyfcfworflan 5036, 'Rslbsff Luehrlng, Harold Meek, David . . . , f , . F I 1 G Danna, Richard Luehring, ater row ey, re eric .eas ey Th. d Ravvclgiif, lghiihpr Degllajg,Riqhrognas2ORiomsgiln13S,hgl3rr1naers greg' Mifglzeiil Gordon Malstrom, Russell Putnam, George Sher, Richard Keough, Lavern Altemeyer Ir 'Eunice guenkeiitboulid Louis Landti Kenneth Marich,IDavid Micldlernas, Dean Slieaflerf Hans Eklund' Allen Schmldl' Charles Boas' Ffedefifk Guslafwfil SecondTn22?SCl'ligi'l:3nBednar Joseph Watson, William Guetschow, George Stratton, NlrS- Tl'tSiSS, DF- Tl19iSSf R0l-Defi Slegeff, Walter Justice, Lawrence Rostetteo, BonomRoLa5-Vrzt Pizsmogoglcegenl John Eaton, Jay Day, Terry Dewitt, Richard Buchanan, William Trotter, Robert Brunsman, William Howarth, Jackie Franklin, Rob- ert Cleveland, Richard Patty, Michael Fleming Not in panel: Albert Mulberry, Larry Shrader Tau Kappa Epsilon 308 East Armory lfl9 Active Chapters lJec'orations both inside and outside the Tau U Kappa Epsilon house helped to establish a night- ! chili atmosphere lor the annual spring lormal, the QVE cs Qiegor' 'Zigi '03, 'ZF 'fa wil' . I , a , - ,, . s-- fd, Cale Larnation Rouge. A large red and white , g awning stretched across the lront ol the house, 4 R l my Q 1 emphasizing the French outdoor Cale motif. To promote good alumni relations, the Tekes hold an alumni roundup every few years and invite all graduates hack for a weekend. This year a banquet was held in the spring to honor Dr. Theiss, a recently retired guardian angel of the Illinois chapter. The two men who were chosen as Top Teke of the Year and Top Athlete ol' the Year took the highest honors in the held ol' awards. .Xs at service project, the Tekes gave their annual tlliristinzts party lor the children at Huling Home in Raitlotil. t , Omfefil Robert Ashbrook, secretarYi William Gue1SCh0VY',lre5:liv:e W i Robert Siegert, president, Charles Bednar, Pl?d9e 'fame' SYVHTYOH, vice president, Walter Justice, chaplain ,,, .4 .r f 1 i .- ' 1 7 ,- f ' 'Qu'-9 ., L'- -M v i , ,nf - ' 4'4 ff' A N - .,-. ff i:,:q-.s-'Egg V, i --f-v 'L ,' 5 , V ' ,!'-411.4 Top row x Third rj l Seconr-lx Bottom l Not in i Om Bop Llf' 'JaJa1.uuJ9P15U91 PIP199 1191059911 -19llnW9W A1191 1111101 dgipiga ' 590 g. . svsfg,-.,.f -,N :Ii-1. -fx124fizri1 -- Y 'Slll?9C1 5111 11-,1 ,1H1'1,111' .1111 1101.111 .lklllll 11II1? N117.7lN 'BUUITO -931719-U7 41114111 -H11 1.1111 M0111 1111.11 '1.71111111t11 x1l1t.vg.1 111117 511!91g 1? 11.111111 1111 1Il1'lUr1lfl rI1l1x11'1r1111s.1l11l. 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'QOH 'UH11' '0011a1so31 'UOS1e1sn9 '1aAaLu911v PEMPG 'x1a1 2 fb e 9 We-Y ihpdwwi RollifrilalgarNCla?.flrc2n1ElOKin2iJclleglililglvi'o3icl1hnJihhelliaanpciolpllhaniiacrilegtclilllitchel, RiCh6fd White, Robert Reese, Jerry Williams, Robert Boscher, Eugene Abra am IY row: , I ' s Second row: Kendall Fugate, Jon French, Neil Wiley, Robeff B9Cl4A6V, Eldefj V0lllf19f Thomas Rolel' , I k R b t T b. S I Bottom row' James Smith Thomas Burgess Terry Tvaroh, Mtchael TlerneYf Slephen Spunaff D'ck Ba emore' O er O lasz' tan ev Karamanol Theta Delta Chi lllll South Secmttl 29 ,Xttite Chapters l liht-ta Delta tlhi has a unique tradition within l t tht-ii' iliaptet. 'lihis tradition ittvolves the annual plvtleing ul six girls. lhis year the girls pledged welt- int-ntlmt-is ol .Xlpha Ontitton Pi, Alpha Chi Uineea, tlhi Unit-ga, .Xlpha Cantina Delta, Kappa .Xlpha ll'ht'la. and Ciannna Phi Beta. lht' ttzulitional spring pledge dance, Magna lattaf' sltatt-tl its theme with all Theta Delta Chi tltaptt-is. 'llllis int-tliexal nante was t'art'ied Ollt through llli'tlt'tOli1lllUll5mll tastlt' and a IIIOZIK-Zlllll tht- instuint-s. 'I he lmts dressed as knights, while tht- gills taint- as ladit-s-in-waiting. lheta ltt-Ita Clhi t-iituttt'agt's the studies ol' its ineinht-is ht gixing stlmlatsliips. Two Slllllll schol- gnships welt- giwn to aid gratltiate students in their lieltl. and Nlllll stlumlatsliips were awarded to the two highest iiiult-tgratltngites within the house. ffs L . 418 o'g o a + f s 8 SAX . 54 . '.'. . omfe'5-TOP row: Jon French treasurer' John Schelk0Pff pledge llgent , , h , . es, Bottom row: Donald Newcomb, rush chairmang Neil Wiley, Pl' Robert Becker, vice president wa Qmgersz Lawrente Ssnnello, executive member at largeg James Fraher treasurerg David Laufer, prestdentg Theodore Johnson, secretary-soeial chairmanf Harold Hayward, vice president The social season of Theta Kappa Phi includetl a pledge dance, l'Dantels Inferno. A huge black hat was pttt up otttside the chapter house, and the inside ol the house was decorated to represent the Inlerno. The pledges sponsored this dance, and they also provided the entertainment. On Dads Day the chapter members competed against their dads in the annual football game. lfollowing another Dads Day custom, the boys gave a serenade and took their dads along to sing with thein. The active chapter makes two awards annually. One award was presented to the outstanding ath- lete ol' the house, who was given a bronze shoe with his name on it. The active with the highest scholar- ship had his name engraved on a gold plaque which is kept in the chapter house. all ,ss Q5 IVR' tr A K ry Haro Tmrd raw G O, IPOs, Charles Foster, Paul Srraka, Frank. LUPM Arthur Cillaganl -llllliiciclnis Dorhralld K user Ronald Zachary Geoff? 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The xztec theme rs to be :ut tire tribe ol rpter house, village ol' at Time, lea- picnic the scholarship grade point holastic iui- . The chap- outstanding larship and ' r l.awrenC9 Mllle' charff, -lack Robert ert 5 35 Sharpf hard EddV' Ame , Richard Kfesse' om,,,,.1'gp row: Alwin Sorensen, recording secretaryg Robert Geiser, treasurer I . Bottom row: John Unison, correspondtng secretaryg Darrell Gieseking, presidentf Louis Laske, vtce prestdentg Bruce Anderson, commissar In the spring, all Triangle chapters participated in the National Basketball Tournament held at Northwestern. The Triangle Sweetheart, selected lrom among the Triangle Hancees of all the chap- ters, was crowned at the annual dance held after the hnal play-oil. The E. E. Bauer Award was presented to the outstanding graduating senior who had been most active on campus. The pledge with the highest grade point was recognized, also. Triangle and Sigma Phi Delta competed against each other throughout the year in basketball, foot- ball, bowling, softball and horseshoe throwing. The winner of these annual events claimed the traveling trophy. The traditional observance of Founders' Day included a dance and a banquet. Founders and :rlums were invited to the occasion and made speeches at the banquet. Triangle Ill l..r i N ill Xi uit-C lt :pu-ts 'bs-Q. 5- . . v .W 7-v Top row: Sta A V Y V I i A A V deursen, John Ames, William Schawlifh CSV' Gmben Hemi' ' nlev MU Dl'lY Jerome Raskin Emil Tiian Robert Anderson, SGYYUOUV an imrnef. Dmmld B I - f 1 . ' G , Ko .eran Bono enson, Walter Okon, Herbert Riedemann , . Louis Laske, Alwtn Sorensen, John Unison, eorqr- rv- t . k , m row. Clarence Hurt' Aldrich Lipkal Roberl Geisler' Bruce Anderson, Darrell Grese m9 421 ,..-----n 'nw- r-'!'? I pts . 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Jcwnh mu, 1-ce U' Stanley Wiechec, ence Belgrade, Drucker, William Switzer, David , Bruce Brammcr, nbert Bruce, David Er Harvey Geena, uglas Schwantni, aiQ, Secretary esidem : ES S To row: Thomas Wimlaerly, secretaryp Daniel Doyle, president, omcBz5ldpFinIayson, vice presidentp Edyvard Malecki, l. M. chairman gonqm row: Nunzio Casalinc, social chairman, Richard Dann, Treasurer lialmoral Club, formed in the fall of 'l957, was named alter a castle in Scotland by the founders who were of Scottish descent. In addition to two annual formals, one at Christ- mas time and one based on an international theme thc club holds record dances and at homes. The Irrst international dance, Tanabata, featured a .lnpanese theme and was highlighted by oriental cntertaininent, favors, and programs, Guests at this rcarr's spring event included several cultural min- isters from the U.S.S.R. Weekly dinners with faculty members, ministers, and local civic leaders gave incoming members a drance to become informed on campus and come munity affairs. During the Elite Eight tournament games, Balmoral also hosted some twelve high school basketball coaches and state ofhcials at a dinner before the final game. 1 Balmoral Club I I ------if - h ID Id Roux' pear ,gmeiy-V Ky Ever fi: 312-: V11 op mx:n53YKN0Wj'l4, William Ripley, Jerry Sinclair, Thomas Verth, Jack Keegan' Roger Behrens Ona D vu 1 r , n V- WU, Se 356' ENV Machado, Joh Mcla ghlin , A , R rh, Dani'l Owlef VTA55 A ' J WN 4 'HN camlJ:1?J:li Ronald Epstein, Edward Mlalecki, Richard Dann, DOf1Bld Fmlayson' Neal Ball' l rs O E l fa a Bottom row: Rob ' . . H ser Kenneth Bernard, 1'-liClW5fl Rave Cf 5 ert Fitch, Anthony Naumo, John Linden, James Loftus, Ora 65 I 425 ij' 'k , t .1 4 l Liv! rea 5 ll l l l4?'5'1'i . ' . 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Although the members vlothers Day lc ,m Mossner, lac Im Locknerl Craig 'th er, Steven Sm' ' LarfY Mclwlzle' X fl, 1 A -1 ,J - . 0mn,,...Top row: Dean Culp, adviser, William Doyle, vice presidem gongm row: Gerald Goettsche, secretary, Wayne Timm, president, Phillip Field, treasurer Evans Scholars, a cooperative house, is owned and sponsored by the Western Goll Association, all men residing there are recipients ol VVGA scholar- ships. Une ol' the biggest social allairs ol' the year was the livans Scholars' national dance, held in Febru- ary at the Merchandise Mart in Chicago. Another big event, which was held in the spring, was the tra- ditional inter-class golf competition and picnic. A trophy and prizes were awarded to the winners. All graduating seniors received some kind ol a personal gift, such as a pen and pencil set, in addi- tion to a mock diploma signed by all members ol the house. .X traveling trophy went to the winner ol' the Rob- crt Curtis Brown Outstanding Freshman Award, named in honor of a charter member and house lather. f lil I j3,.,4 ' ' i w.,f+15A' 1 f :mp 414 l ll! le Evans Scholars .'ll l .ist l.lr'r ll T hlllll' l lt.ulnlf'l-. , ' 4 V - ms Tl 1 fo J , i 4 .J-ef 'H I . A H, E' ,c 4 -.g gi . ,Qi A 4-, V, Q.. , - fi f A i V. r J ,', : ', kan, PJ lf 1 i ar . , .- lf l ng, I ' f i fx rf ' ' j' 1 ,48 i X ,f 1 rf Q -. ,4 , jg . Y 8, x fe w f -4 1 v F x 'Q , x ,532 ' dr 'A ' All . ., ' W5-' ull .. .4 ' l at I sg il A' I , PLS ' s -ln. - 71l'ln' F, gg T52 - - i s ., ,i Illlg 4 'g,Ll. r ' I if in 232 'BM ' Y. 91-1' 5' L W' ' x-ml. if 'lf .v Q. i 1' . aw, ..I R X. . . qw f I, l tr ' 1 ' l -1 'Iw l 'rt l W' H ' l ' l l' it 'l r- -we-'fwuff -1 i, rug W YF . ' jc , rm i T . . ' ! S' , Thomas Tirado Duane '.'.'Q's, Rose 04 -s.'.:?', P'-:':: oP rom..Gerald Wolin, Laurence Slana, Walter Lenz, Michael Cleary, James FUtZskHerCg1rar es imon Fourth em' Walter Harrison, David Hanson, James Ellingeff Chafles Kochkhre as Ewald E F , K rhird row: J0l1n McEnroe, Edward Sarsha, Guy Marella, LSVOY Pelglson' ' Om Sheridan Alan Kaur, ANN' Gamaf RH U wil: A Tf1:JvFIOx5fgCi-iiSekyra, Tony Quirini, Jason Morgan, Frank CIDVTBVTOI Smlon ' C W C I , ,A I I S C V' 9, Anthony Ca olas, Thomas Clark I I - l' G t h , l-'r'ilfififTt Cr'-ff JMU' 'T' T ' ' econdslow: Robert Stanekl Edmuid Liss, Roger Bredek, Phillip Field, Wayne Timm, Gere ci oet sc e I I 1 1 H A M W q v Bottom ennsh, Friancis Bowers A - 1 5 f'di Dennis Miller, George :lf-2 Gif '- if 3 'J' row- Edwin Remmert, John HerlihY, John DeReu, William HaY'55f Ca' Ca' ' Chious 427 .-1 ,',.,. ..,. v,X,l,,L'Ax, X: 1 2-' .- J H Xu I f x 1- .1 'ww-. ' ' --1 Nw -f N ' ww.: .mf i '-. 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Father Martin, adviser: Robert Gibson, presiden Newman Hall Residence Club, which is unalhli- qncd with the other residence halls, has been in ex- istence under zi new constitution since 1956. .Xs in the past, at contest was held in the lull to liring in ideas lor a theme lor homecoming decora- tions. The Executive Council selected the best one, :ind zi cash award and trophy were presented to the winner. .-Xt Christmas a collection was taken from the incinbers ol the club. The money was used to en- tertain twenty orphans lrorn Rantoul. Movies were shown, and supper was provided. Several giits were given to each ol the children. Two semi-formal dances, one each semester, com- prised a major part of Newman's social calendar. The spring dance, Night and Day, included a ilzince on Friday night and a picnic at Lake of the Woods on the following clay. Newman Hall N lg - . T . . . P d , George Lackey, Kenn2'h YR':T.cTfg A Tl,-lidmw' Jams? De Pauw' Henry Auchslenel' Robert Nlkolal' John Swansonh Agiillrlefrhdries Oilirnes Forrier, W,ll:ert P if ers . a f ' fl raw: Dayid Sturhahn, Thomas Knies, Richard Henry, Charles Heidgegddo 'Ronald Soatz, John Brernan F Second cGunnigal, Gerald Kray, William Eichholz, Philip Tigan, Josefph O Wlgiliam Sullivan, Thomas Metzger, Jenn DF.: :aging 3' Drsvwd Father Martini Donald Gurney, Rlchard Mamn' RObT3KT Emlelgljrll-larry Beach Paul KootnllKjeFl5ankliTl,vLEUlgZeei -iha:cV.'.':flf:' - ' 1 W Bottom I. Neville, Donald Nlusholt, Kenneth Millar, ,Donald deal nl'ROber, Genglier, Donald ' I y, row F th D ki R e so Father 3lRgLrkgJncan, George Henkel, John Cisari USS W' 4'-f Q. x W ' H V V I , I P4 ' i 1. 4x21 -1 u,.. gf ,. Y lop 'f' ' , . H x 1, ' Sf- 2- 'U w K v RAI' v' 'f.w- fkg..',,A, U, ' - .Uh qn ...V X ,H M.. g-k,,,r. BM V.. ..1 ., . b ' ' V ! K -' ' 1 f ,NIMH HV- ' 1 x N 'pw lwvwfyux V.-f X ,, 'lu O y I H rv ' ax v A Lx-2 1- S-L., AI h . S. mill, XXqxl fifth: XAXIXI IILIIPIKIN ZH! l.m XIIHHIX Ing V A 'nf l..,..,.- .,,- V I ' '- a H f-1, fnvgka I :cw-l.1r-1 um-.nwcr My Nh- ,- ,uf-.I , . 1 Nu 1-aw I -e ? Jnm 's Cot.-, Slwrrlmn, liclmrd Kunz , president, rsidy, James +I , I Ch Ngok Chou, Robert Wilk, Edward Kie'a, Charles Schenk, John Kohn, ., .-1' up 'swglgcilegoiillzl Maigglis, Perry Camodeca, social chairman, Archie Hooscr, secretary, Allr-:rio . sum Gfeghio Manuel Ancizar, treasurer, Andrew Andrews songm row: l'loward Robbfns, John Klingner, Leslie Sclwlunz, Diana Clark, Ri Q in . Chard Hilton, David Blanclmrfl The Browery 1008 South Lincoln Pr lr.-.--r rw' I rv-- T I jeff, Li,,ndrt,', ' l0P row: Julius Zschau, Robert Gronquist, Theodore James, Paul Gavons, '2fJl 5Q5lMZ?SUiO,,,SonV pre, ow' J ' - Sorond row: Ronald Rocke, Wayne Mara, Walter Gunther, secrelary-YVSBSU I 4 no chairrnan, Robert Cicigoi Nffqm vow. William Heffernan, Max Mitchell, Paul Clark, Homer Tice, WIll'6 1 Sm' 9' ln Panel: William James, Ronald Worstell, George TGHDOTT '2- 'T of U Nl In il x.1 rn adf' lf ' iff s Xl Q- ff' Z 15, Y rv? . . 'uf' , . 1. X S 1 .sl : fit W H N 2 .w'g'g l , K ,, mam? pf: .. 1' Ss is .L ' 1, 4' L Q. ..--W I..---3' ' e 4 A, . ' A' I, , , ,, , . ' r, Rwdmrd Van X'x'ucld1-xx, Clmvlrf. M-IM, Ay-5, g,,,. 109 ,0- .. ' ' . ,,, RSM-rt F,-.Mm .lcrry Sv.'.1IM'v, Paul Frnuucwcowqh f'4Lhfd 1 . gmoml ' .. H.--J, lx'f!',' Sm.L-ly, Wxllmm Dx-vvv, Conv flfwhguvwir PM kg gy, , nouom : - .- , I , X wr H'Cm.x-. Scdnm-ll, Jon XN'ius!on, Chgvrlu Elmudl, Dug yn 3' ' .. x L,-ry, Pnvf., Unsung-I Gmu-rrc.' -mmur, prcfvudulwlg Gary Halford, Lum-u X'.'Qr-T J. p... ..,, U 'a - g.g'v C V. L d i l IH WIN A 1 H-In rvri-, 4 , , Gall HlIVlWl7l,'I3 , . Cf'uC1gn!r1l1+ H L4- 1'.,. Hun 'liltj V1-.uv Cl' 1 . . A s rw F , .t .. H ,r-Ya -. 4 TL. x.,- ,.,s, Thur Rrfusmimv lfred Dullrndi 36VId Prev:-nl David Pnoni, oell, Willmni ion plua . X-R .M S' .. A. to mm Forms' Tellisl Karel Liem, Gary Tally, Mohammed Acktar, Jamil Khan, Lggn N,,,y,L,,,3 hfond raw: Dhano Vasyvanl, Hemant Satne, Peter King, Theodorus Ruys, Lawrence Brandi, Jolin Homin, Bottom row: Vieri Nardnni, Lawrence Leavitt, Alan Barry, A. K. Rahman O Cosmopolitan 605 East Daniel Exmoor flllf Uvcwl llllllula , ,i A. 1 . ' - f :OP 'Dwi Fred Bl5l10D, James Webb, Terry Marlow, Carl Dockendorf, Warren Richardson, Pn,llipJNvj'f n fl. L, fi , shud row: Raymond Tomasko, Paul Anderson, Thomas Lowary, Themes Kf'Q55f!Ma 0 p?','f'5a v 'aft' ' 3' 5 5:4004 row: Donald Goldberg, Joseph Palkovic, vice president, Mrs, Pierson, Ronerr Txalflfl-V l' 'Wm vow: Robert Buser, Dennis DufTield, Robert Szumal, Paul Durr, James Baker, lan 5. A-- N44 i Q 'I v- r- pr. -'T ,Q :jx fs ' v Q--Q EM. x T'-4 s I , h , . . .., . . ' 'A ' u W IXUJO' . ' L wc ww Amvw Rfwcnn 1 rn- , f , , R ,,,'r'1-vvvm SMA HU -Nvrwimfnl Pmnck P.yy,ll, 14.9 C- Srfond fo. A '1 P HF ,O h , yr w C-'Gnu JOM' He-any wg- pypgwft-,,w Aqyr, lpn .n ,ff ur - Four Columns NVD l.lNl luflll Garmen 1 .. 1 , sjzlg-'O ' ' I 1.-fi 'u9ff,m.,f-r, Lum.-f, Tv..-durh-,, Jam.-'. Dodfiv. Oli' W Q - M, , , ' v V' x,1f -111-nv, Mu fmrrvv., Jlvvw-'. Svnwvh, 5'-fH 'Y CM w.r nf....,,. H- . LI M t P w N N04 n ppql ' fr III Top Hu Sm Dol 'up Su, Hmm Nov hp ww: Way10 Blumer Wnllard Slcpel Edwm Walker Juv Supp u ,Ur ,md ,gwg Charles Blekelhwpl Jerry Hays Heston Wesson Dons MLW r Ronuv H C ln. Snood ,ow Donald McAfee Jerome Bradley Kenneth Esgwr L knom ,ow John Woods pledge chalrman Elmer Eckert vuce presndenv James ay presrd rw ' 1 H4 V L U NNN T09 WW: Charles Thomas Larry Fehrtnba her V cl r Pozz ww L L wn l n Jw s 1 L giwnd row Robert Gab lt secr tary Gary Wells presud n fl W U E05 'K ' Nliqm row Vlclor Ferranre Wullnam Petei H John D15 r l R l ol l Panel ROY H l1 rnelh Becker Tl om.: H H 1 1n onucur ornls C --Lf... aff-f ' 'Q 44 -ali .. . Top row. r Srggnd row Bgllom row King' Kastle You vow 1h..d mf. 'If40 'd 'CH' 1 -'JM' .vu Stoll, Uvgnfd Dgqhrinrj rnvmm .of .1 .N . , J. , U,,,,m.,,,,, y1,.,,,,,.,p, gmpugl pfugwdmtg Jam.-L Plocqur, vice prcsidunlg Robert Schlcun.n0 UHm ' i' ' Y lop 'OW Second ' Banom r Top yo Umd a hnond bollurr No! in 'N X Sf x ' '1 N.: ex in L V X- ' U21 l , i 'j 2 ,ff -,M lvl 1'--' 'Nl' hp row: William Ingram, Dwain Wright, Barry Hynd hcond raw: Harold Smith, Sherril Glover, Ronald Knake, Beniamin Vogel, social chairman rles Brown umm row: Gene Buhrmester, vice president, Orville Teske, president, Raymond Crum 5eC,e,,,y,,,eMU,e, rt SchleuninQ i . llll Lookout Manor The Mansion tlcl i'-'c wir V J ln' rr K1fdWafd Kamik, Harvey Sherman, Glenn Mikyska, William Stephens, Gary Hough, William Heacock, John Bowl. S'f:i1l'- I 1 mm rosofgi, Raymond Koloiay, Gerald Page A l E ald'P an 9V N6Sl1, George Zlnser, Thomas Pawlowski, Gerald Jack, George Knuth, William Kubitz, Robert Carlson, Gov. second rowlargneya Ronald Sawyer, Ronald Brevver, Richard Almquist, Michael Aliiefer, Ronald Knapp I L ' 4 HSM. avi Bachelor, John Maenpaa, Richard Maede, Richard Lay, president, Richard McKinldY, lf'205UU'f JU - fe Bw '5eC 9l3fY: George Balasky David Qchaefer James Clauson, social chairman k W 'M omnmllvl Walfne Woliefr Sfephen Gay, Neil lzeeley, Siilva Osorio, Thomas Burkhart, Norman Solwflfi lol H 'Ji ' 9015 Burnett N ' . el 'n Panel- John Anderson, Daniel Blake, Walter Gunn, Norman Ridell 7 '.',qri.,-. rm- 1 V lil xi K Marklaqdi House Medea qlodge ' 1 .'. ' ' -. I s -A .1 -Q . .-L V . Q , X X , - V ,L at is I i l .i 1 1 'TD -of ff? i l l L Top row: George Willhite Jim Smith Ken B, n lf . ' . , J h PA ,- Bottom row: Cal Siffferd, Steve Lucas, Gary BrcingiieiriinLleonOKllO,.fQSM 'iw 1, nresiclr,-ni Executive Council, MRHA Barton Heights, M.R.H. 1215 South Fourtlt L? ww: Joseph Wang, David Rewerts, Don Mueller, Glenn Jevert, Roger DeVries, James Whitmore, Sam Narkinsk, R 5 'Wd lbw: Jonathan Kaplan, Lynn Gray, Ron Fritsch, president, David Yates, social chairman: DEAUCH 5 l l'f '-'M' ' is Nlazur, l.'VL-sim no Wilke, secretary Y ornscitlt, Rohr Nliiim 'UWC James Brown, David Marshall, Frank Fusco, Joseph Chen, Ronald PODDSV 5f6'Dh9n E'WQl3UE1r GE'-'ld U b ' ' ' RPMI: Robert Scott, Hiroshi Nakano, John Thompson, John Brown, John Rosko, Olav Elias, Marshall Lcswivirur ohn LaCost, En XM' John Rohan, Gerald Wilklovv, Floyd Roush, David Arnold, Jordan Danforth, Donald Englishman, Jan ir.-' LG Dafwegmi GGOVQS T6mDa, Donald Frederick, Jack Hanse. William Feuquay, Joseph Oyama, R0b0'l Gddokf' 'V lm' nes Haas' Sow, Ngnald Bilyeu, Walter Qlese,-,I William Rezekl Abbey Silverstone, John Counts, Richard McDade, Thom s an ,i . meth, Peter Gilster, William Liissie, Lawrence Agnew, Patrick Bird, Allan Harvey, Donald TONY .4 le If j c.-1? Barton Place, M.R.H Clark Il, M.R.H. BP' fm fl, rf, 17 hp ww. Waller Mair, Marvin Wahl, James Hudson, John Mnrawskgy G,,O,q,, WW, ,I ,, V, I D . , 1 r.. --f f- , , V, ,,', Y Hon i Allen, Curr Magnets M V R h R h , Second row: John C0 IHS, ,dflln 0' , 0 erl Wade, Dave Schulz, prgmf. ,V W, 1 ,'. np Y Jacob, GM.. kngm row: Larry Rule, David Lee, Manuel Xamhakisr Dawd Leong! PMN, hgmjlmvirrpuhw r lad' i - . ., xlism l Mol in pmol: Joel Swartz, 5ec 3l'3'Y ' i l ' ' lu' l ' r 1 mir-r , ,f Elias, U S Clark Ill 8. IV, M.R.H l2l.5 Suulli lfnuilli Flaqg House, l2l5 Snulli liflllllll 1 '09 'UW LGSYQI Jensen, Thomas Peterson, Ronald Ralph, John Srencel, Roy Lilly, Allan Fnglu'-r i i 'Md b '9f HWYY Simmons, Reginald Yeatman, Jere Murphy, Robert Marks, Donn cl Corrie, Tir. rr . X, ' POW: Donald Gehle, Richard Holmgren, Richard Wallace, Robert Renter, W llirim G.s'r,hn U'-r r . ' l Colbumr Clyde Ffeeman, Slanley Weiss, Ralph Bunlrnq, Robert Richerl, Ar'lwi Gr f-r' 'L' -'-'-i'- H ' mf 'A Harvey Whitheld b 'Cond row: Robert Douglas, Charles Russell, Michael Norman, Thomas Morle-.' scl'c .is'r .l i ' ,p,,,,n hHomPallne, treasurer: Anfon Francis, Samuel Goldberg, secre'ary, Wrllam Harriscn Hi-'-121 - ' NEW: -l059lJlW Salv-BIO, Larry Zimmerman, Gerald Orr, Fred Rosenbaum, M rr 'l Eisw ' N V2 ' r N0 0n Slerneck, James Partyka M.R.H. J ?Ef ? 'T '53 A Forbes I, M.R.H. Forbes Il Eqst, M.R.H 3, Gahrii-1 lin... if '. t V , hp ww: galvarore Prainito, John Werner, Georqe Mishos, Frank Morrell, Petty Ti,,l rZ,,., r, , , guyen, Byron Beck, Tassoss Nassos, Allen Lewis, Joseph Borqra, Allen Gn-i-nhiin, llzriiiw' ia, ix, Dre-sid:-ni 95,4 ww: Thomas Mosillo, Earl Paddor, Michael McGraw, Allan Lamos, Jerry gttilaiiiif Ct-,, H 4. , , gwgkctt, David Stacey, Arnold Brodsky, Irwin Rosen, Theobald Kaoth, Nnknla- Palmnii it i.,,i Snead ww: grscph Gifdgriahgelgichard Jones, Raymond Niccolai, Robert Bro.-.nanii lJ'iri'i.ti' Vance evens, V E know, ,awp Edward ZimbroH, Allan Olson, Edward Kaiura, Robert Covelli, Willard Jcnliiiznii flu.. Robert Tobinski, Guy Castino l2lq'i5nii1li lfitllllll l!l.'iSnu1li lsllllllll ll-'FP row: Harvey Borisof, Gerard Murphy, James Salley, Sheldon Kramer, V..iti-r,'.k.'1t,'i+i' i .1 , 5 0l5, David Gale, Terry Costello, William Schallhammer, Larry Feorir, illilns, ri v -i tz, JON 5'li ' lltird rlowz Richard Gralak, Richard Terletl, Ralnh Kammermeier, Stanlxewi HW' J l ! -cdeinann, Dave Isaacson, Wayne Aolt, Thomas Kilcoyne, Berti arss i Ll-'ir nd Blllllwllxl X Second row: Daniel Ridenour, social chairman, William Turner, scholastic cha 'fvufnr lui'-V, Y I KW! Ledebuhr, vice president, Robert Stephens, treasurer: NOVIWW Gfih' V N wdlcy, V' 9'f0mVmV: ThHomas McDaniel, Richard McMillan, Paul Hermes, ROUCV C'0 'lE l X N U i iam arris N Y . f Jcslw NO' In panel: John O'DonnelI, Mike Magida, Richard Sohn, ROQUV l'l0l Ralllll L01 Rl il itll k lm Md Smlllt, William Cage, Ernest Dimonte, Dennis Wagner Stuart Go'c1s c Miller i ' K ,g . H., C u ' I A Lf , Forbes III West, M.R.H Forbes IV East, M.R.H. hrocrlr-r, r,..r,, , 199 row: Edward Ripper, John Sebesta, Aaron Gran, John Deal, U.,v.,1 H,,,,,,,,g J ,, ,U ,, I V M 1 lnendall, Rrchard Olhava, Kenneth Rodeclc, Eucyene Horan, D.-nnrg HV.-.rr J I' A J ' ' ' ' lhird row: Gerald Roclce, Ronald Fox, Thomas Dow, Leonarrl Gorrlon, Vlfarrr-rr ll.-rar ' t, - Malrnllr, H,,'l,. 1 Loraine Parker, lheodore Nelson, Bradley Martrn, G.-Om.. p,,,,,,,,,,, pa W, VH, HMMY' ph' Second row: George Waldo, John K-inq, treasurerp Stanley Short, Clr.nl,.3 U.,,,,l, M' L Y tary: John Rremer, socral tcharrmang Raymond Powell, srlrolagtrr fl,,,,,,.,,,,, Bottom row: Allen Edwards, Emll Isaacson, James Carmrclrar,-I, John Brll.nr,'l.f, , lllfm Sltlllll l'lrtllllll I, Ho IQIB Snullt l'l4tlllllI lop ION! Thomas Hein, John Kurinsky, Charalambous Anaqmostopoolos um' pol J'-P' J l' lf- ' BW ltgvr, Donald Irving, Marvin Citro, Paul Jensen, Ira Frank Y W W Nmqm 'owl Roger Bredeln, Hllding Carlson, Thomas Jones, Allan Janclera, Gu H ll -s idmul llrI '-' Ill panel: Robert Barrett, Roger Robinson, Jack Spring, Frank Verera flaunt VJH' glassey, James Hutchins, David Ager, George Hill, Grllnert Janclera GM, 5'-' Ohm' G5lW95l6, James Wolfe, Harold Chenault, Charles Lee 'bil IR Garner ll East, M.R.H. x I ' Garner Il West, M.R.H x I 4 lonnon, P,,-,.-,,- lap row: Paul Mabus, Jolrn Dufl, Carroll Errlwhorn, Allun S.-Munson, Rolnrrv F.-nmn. L1 lv, :A ,I I l L, ,V . .mlm Gr.,,,l,,.,, Coleman, Arthur Bug-lby, Frank Chen, Kwan-Sho: Chen, Ethan Blackalvy, V.'.rrr:-n ',l,g ,, r, lhird row: Jack Jasln, Wnlliarn Hosford, Waynf: Stump, Donald Wrlson, Fluyrl Hun--, ll f ,lr lv , 'nch.n.i yd.-.,., Clnylon Halerlmarnp, Roy Swenson, VVlllrarn Robb, Donald Frslwr, Davld Ya.-f,.rA 52, 5 ,,. , Second row: Kenneth Janrh, Boren Haynes, yn: prcsrdenl, Waller lhornpgon, u..,,- ,,,., p . ,, ,, ggglal clmrrrnan, Ruler l-lernr-wgway, John Lalvrmorc, Jerome Carroll, Eqon pf,,l,, ,,.',., r,,,,, , L . gamma row: Ernlu Hawley, Ronald Jensen, Jose Barragan, James Srursman, grwu Node' HMOU ld, ,I Q Donald Marszalek, Gene Cutlone No! ln pmol: Gcerge Kerr, Ernest Millon Garner lll East, M.R.H. l!l.'nSnull1lfnmllu Garner lll West, M.R.H l2l.r5nn1lul'n1nll1 l0P ww: Sldnuy Sachs, Dale Drolel, Ramon Echenlqoe, Phrlrp Greenberg, Conf.: l-1'-fnlw: v . , Carl Bell, Wrllranx Bfece Paul VVoOd Ronald Zung, Marlln lgnazlro Archcl Kl'X ' llurd row: Ken Vcndrak, Marlrn Chasen, Wllllarn Brldgeland, Ronald Relch Pr' Fw'-' lkl- R1 i 'WNW Hanson, Thomas Nahnsen, Charles Hendrrx, Robert Power, Darryl Prrok, LU- Jr-naar' , 'rr A E'ul S Suomi 'CWI Daniel Rolzerfa, Leon Knowles, Darwin Abby, Thomas Dzrubala, sonal :ln rn-.rv J 'v' f hx,-, NUUW-111v1, secrerarymreasurer, Michael Geller, Wllllanr Masvcrson, Carl Gal lerl lun- l 50710111 row: Alan Knonf Alan Schenk Charles Oberle, Wa ne Bonglannr, Wllllarn Jolnsen JJ' -' IW 1 p,,,.', , . l l f 5 , , M NO' Ill panel: Robert Adams, Harold Baker, John Berqlond, Wallace Chrlsvenhol: J.x.k Carver -- Y YY Lhua lx Grvenl-wood, Roger Grlssom, Robert Kavicuc, Ronald Kleln, Dennls Konleu C'un'u': J' 1 mlm Walker. K'YOSl1i Wakumofo, John Weld, Leo Wysocki fall l l llll o. x'Nf N 'Wh In Garner IV East, M.R.H. N I . Garner IV West, M.R.H K Ny ?alph lnIL..,.. In row: Davrd McGnuqhr:y, GL-orqe Van lrfar, J.mu,-q Dy..-nrrl, 1.,, I,-,.,p,,r L. , V, ., 1 I john Schlnfcr, larry Howard, Charlrrs Dawson, Mrflra.-l r',', L,,, ,g l , J ' ' ' - cr! Mnrlr..-,r, Snead row: Harold Jones, Roh-,-rr Wrlson, anrml gh,,,,,,,,,,: 3,',,,,,Y, T' My N mn Q,,..,,,,, Img, Kc-n Vcllcn, John Polluckv, srholasrrr dm.y,yr,y,, Zoberl l'lnl,,,, lovfom row: Maurrce Bau, Albefl BHUQBJUPO, Carl Fausey, Clarence Perry, rh,.,,, :,, v 7 cl fm-I-,v,,,, lil Gurllr-nr,,, mr,-s Mr! r,.,..Y H Floyrl lr rr-r inlxmlu l'.lw Blum JJ ' char-l Lvl-l ll' I Hopkiyrr l, M.R.H. Hopkin ll East, M.R.H. Top row: Marshall-Ander, George Frey, John Norley, Robert Leo r'.MI'g'w N rr r . Mlllls, Phullup Sipiora, James Riddle, Albert Wendi, Rrclmrd Vlgen. lhlfd row: Fredernck Best, Patrick Lands, Neal Senvr, Vvrllram Gm-Pl Jaws: ll w 5chdU 'l3'U'9 Stanle Ashmore Walur Olasrk Gerald Nylnaw R1,w'vm P , Y sl . I I U r VH , SNWN! ww: Garrett Mehok, Paul Lee, scholarship chairman, Fred Wrffhmns as . rr Wu, secretary-treasurer, Raymond Anus, Jordan Marzano . Bollvm row: James Stewarl, Aclolphus Dabney, Stephen Krashen, Prefer KAR' rs. w ' 5 . Z Tx 1 Nw: Dallas Navoll, Frank Blcrsach, Timm Smith, Rirharrl Zrlffrrr-llr' Rr,f,,,f y J ,.,, ,. ,. , ,Q V Ulllllr Vin W Ballina, Don Schneider, John Bergman, Arnold Hollrnan, Hr,-rnrird S.-rrorrwfb VJ..-rr-, i 'Md ww: LUN Chapman, William Chambers, Loc Frcrfcllunrl, Earl Salsman, ',' Hr' , , 'l ll '- li Bmw Qgy Anderson, Joseph Sosnowski, Josr-ph Wclo.-.'i,wr1, Rid-,Vg HM, .. V .. f Ronald ll.vl su 4 yowglcary Kcrrncr, Victor Sc-mpsrotc, social chairman, Donald V4-rim-rrrrirrrrl, r4fr'.f , Iltll' wr l r th KJ ri Dir l F' 1 i on Alan Schroeder, Roqcr Voslor, secretary-r casnircr, Kewnrf fr r, hmm row: Allen Kclson, Richard Lane, Donald Wolverton, Drgr.-.hurl Sd J'l'lM '3 ' l Thomas Walters I Marxin lit '5' gy, B ran- xi.- Goldsrr-rn X . -..vlnsnl rr,'l .-r ,rr .H Hopkins lllVllest, M.R.H. Hopkins IV East, M.R. K - I ll r Srzlllll lwrllllll Weaver, Carl Sand, Marcus Marlin, Keith Wilson, Jerome Banc-ss, Jc- l0P VON: Frank Slrold, Robert Tracy, Francis Cardulla, Richard 510099 Uiwfl l Cl rr',' LH . ' ' lhtrd row: Kenneth Smith Denis Bo d James DeCoclcer James Kncllniir-ill-r K X' ' 1' r Y r f Williams, John Shotton, Carson Brown, Joseph Stoflel, John Mnlmr, Second row: David Lucas, Raymond Walsh, Charles Walters, Ronald Allfftsll aollofn VOW1 Robert Konzmann, Gary Nluzzy, Ronald Taisch, Keith JGlH1SO'l Dallas Kittlc, William Krueger, Thomas Longwall, Harold Mancig , No' 'N Panel: Stuart Arkin, Joseph Bierman, Frank Btersach, Charlas C.ss!L rDR3'-,V Gfr : l .t.i.1 .rr ' ,s .t r,',f, -c NYGVCW, treasurer, James Parochctti, Caryl Thorn, scholastic clw.1rrrviArv'ULi L'r , ,.,, -r i H 56 hx hi is .xlx Hopkins lywest, M.R.H Lundgren Towers lx' lv-1.z:F: ' ' v'5'fr w ,,,Qra . Doyle Tabor!! 4iII, John Punlal, ard Cutler, Rirlrmg ntg Charles Url ,,,y. Baim secrclarY 'C 5' ll 1 AM Uma FLW, v 'OP IOW: Michael Seef William Cherwin Ronald Pearson, Thomas Clifford, Lafrv i'-iw! J , . ., W , , w, fail Xu . ,rg . N X l F R ,H th Kramer Larry Cedarquisl Lcnard Gerwci Robui Mmm John El I I S Y Y 1 T ' 1 . -, lml.rz!ir rl' uv -i 1 . nl wgKcnne . I 1 r , wi. C . r In 'Z ww, Donald Hglqom, Larry Guentherman, Clyde Faavz, Tow harunos, lr--.mfrrw Fu-ri.-ri L H pf, 17, - :gsm ww: rhomag Jameson, Ronald Houchin, John Karolos, Frank Ivlyers, Norrmfi H, -..-1, li ,wi I Q, sr, . ' N' in panel- George Dixon, vice presidcntg Harry Bcaman, social chairman, Roh,-rr Crqblfw, l 1. fi Luv X , . Lundgren Lower, M.R.H Noble B 81 I, M.R.H. l I'w South l-ouilli 3 , Second row: Robert Fahlbeck, William Balrnes, David Solan, JBYTTES Sh-3Pl'Of,WFTdgA'flln:1V,l-3.3 t ll! 50N0m row: Eugene Horne, Richard Petrowich, James HaYd9 f Lee Vandelw S' A U -gs ix I X, . c...f'1O5C 3 .. .. 4 Noble ll, M.R.H. 3 xwg ,f Noble Ill, M.R.H. N ' I .!':: 31 A 1 -9 . 5x BOL-nm l- t ls l 'lvl ' .tt hp Nw, Jogqph Gtlkison, Roqer Harrison, Rtchard Chl-1, G,Y.,,,l,f K,qft,,.,, Cl ,,',.. .. M A ., third row: Avery Gordon, EUCIOYWO Thomas, Thomas Kee-ne, John Rtytlb, J,,.,,.,,t, g,,, , U ' 1 ' V ' ' Second row: Mtcltael Adler, scholarshep chmrtnnn, Gale Grow, Kumi r,'t't,'t.-1, ra, - .,,, , Kovmcyl 51-crctary, Davtd Lynch, treasurer lottom row: Robert Pokorny, Stephen Lucas, Artlntr Lastn, Gt-mlfl N ttvttql J, -,.. It I ,,,, lhwttl lu ,t Nqr in panel: Rtclmrd Battles, Joseph Choppi, Joseph Connolly, John Cmnt ,lfvl y , , , lo t-1-lwy, t Ltpgort, Davtd MCGnnn, Stuart Neumann, Edward O'Br.yd0,tgh, Pfmhi ll P, iff Noble Penthouse Van Doren B 8. I, M.R.H 1215 Suullt l-'nut llt t,., 1Hmn lt lop ' 'owl Tllllll-Nl Owens, James Slifer, Alan Skora, Paul Rubenstetn, Mtchaul bln-f H t Ptrrcu James Herntetet, Ketth Robtnson R tv I ' ' lltrrd royw: Donald Fredley, Larry Zabel, Robert James, John Sentnmn, John brute'- SK dhlvntevcr, Samuel Gotcher, Edwin Green, Keith Swenson, Ed.-.ard Voaull MW' on 'row: John Rutter, Euqene Young, Wtlllant Ure, soctal chatnmtn: Rmfffl ' K Bon V-wterbaclw, scholasttc chanrntang John Pune, vtce pr-estdcnl A' Om row: Robert Gremp, Joseph Wang, John Srroehlem, John Howl, LU-3 5 ' a 1,4 Q , V-Q 3 Y Q xx!! .as Yap' D H f- aw. hm pt-ul W n' N91 VBH Doren ll, .x.,:'Hl-111133: -if V,.1mny.l..ru Tk. 'J v.,. IM gtg ,.,,,, fn I ng., I , , f-X W3 4-s H Mgr .V,.,, ,-in, ,4 1,9 mu: Robert Muller, Slanlcy While, Theodore Lanqlr-'I Rlglvmfg rg,,,, , N, V' H V V larry Reynolds I ' l'tlW,,,,i H 5,4904 row: Kenneth Chruslran, Samuel Beazly, socml rlmlrrvmn, N,'Jl1l,.,,n F ,,,,,,, .l l Walrnsley, Donald Smulh, lrcasurcrg Donald Nnclmln f,,,,,,f,,, IFN lqmnn row: Bernard Wndcroc, Melton Haelner, Donald Faddfgn Q.,-gr.-sm, u. jr- P,.,.. f,, Nc! in pmol: Donald Bader, Francus Bowen, John Reynolds, Dongld Lamb, pil lwnmn, Nm. eormrd ll +V rc.lSurcl l 4,5 907 Club flllf Stllllll 5lXlll Park Lane Lodge 79p row: Edward Gieszelmann, Harold Alford, Myron Baker, D.ynl '.' rxlf l L Mill row: Anrhony Devon, John Welch, Dayrd Mavlcck Rohm' liwu J lv FOQIHIN row: Floyd Vlasak, lrvune Huck, Robert Clow, Rohr-rv Xomxrvm- :bud WWI -lOlH1 Svolwl, Russell Engelnwan, Rrclmrd Burton, Dellwdl VK: B0C0nd row: Leon Anderson, social chairnmng Davrd Coleman Wrllr.nn Gs J 'mom 'oWf l0SCDl1 Greene Edwun Ludlke yrce presldenlf Burlldwl N'v U ' N No' in Plnelr Rlchard Dickson Gregory Ozog qv. . ? i 6 l rr r- DQ S fx x 1' I lf' ,,f. ,4 x lv-,.. 1- Roojah -Lxflw ' I Safvf .1 I 0 h.- . r, , 'S .ba PQ tv! 91 DI me -45, , :.v- l fo, ww: Paul Lanqcr, Kenneth Eikc, Samuel Coe, Jamus M'dr:ll, Edvmrd tif,-rn, Rmb.-rt N ,..w -F l Mgnprisio, James Mason, Dead Wade l third row: Dale Walstcn, Alan Wulson, John Lcman, Lee Slum, Donald D.tlt!nrrf,m Dfw-r M ,r 1. Q Harvey Kulin, Evan Ll0YCl I E , wand row: Harold Clartda, Gerald Kadow, Paul Nrcholns, Rtclmrd Goldrntm, Rott.-r Sl ,t ll rt L' r.-fr 7.-.. Q hnom ygwg Kenneth Hill, Anton Carollo, John Crabtree, Gary Wcst, Jarm-z Sltarrhlm ',','.,,rt.- brag .-, L .. r 1 t .4 9 A I l t Shawnee Son's Home l lltl Xllwl Clztlilulttia , t, , ... er lop row: John Rathe, Lyle Gerdes, Clarence Davis, Llovd Lelm, Noble Hinrrclgs, Eilbiyftshgl-Rely l l' coasocial clwairrrmu Second row: Oscar Wright, Donald Harris, Donald SlI'tQlel5lVYr lf0 '9ll',W 9ll' O' Cqdw ,,l,,.-,,,1,trt Bottom row: Neal Wright, Theodore Moeller, Robert Huston, vtce Df'25'dC'l'F M 'V ' ' A b-tiger, treasurer, Lindell Forlow, social chairman Not an panel: Kenneth Luttrell, David Harvey ,lt , P.. Irv' t H Q K . V t 'rr- I 4 lllil 1 1 Toanco 'XX' 'llwwxz Twin Estates kx. 1,,w,yy,, 1 sp '57 3 rliii' lil uw: John Bnsye, John MaYh0f'Y. Joswh M'll '. rlfusldvnf, Ervc Pfpclwl U, 4, ,, ,Q ., ,. hand ,ogg Rgyrnond Schmidt, Judson Pavlugr, Wayne Grmm, vrfglnaurm, H,mm'fi QM, ' ,V ', 5. mu- James rlayward vice prcsndcnv- Rlclmrd Hutchison un... , . f , Rrflmvd Jmvwngqnl LII,-,. I-. Nd in pmol: lynn Arnold, John Hawley, Earl Neumann, Jmnes Wooldndqgv G.-y,y'fj 5 ,, ,. Wesmen lfllll XXX-Nl Slmlglmlll . . v PM . .1 . L E. . dromng voices . , , nggklx mccrmgs . Unfhed shoulders . . , droqpmg cxclnlg 4 f ' 1 v f 1' xii A ffgkx' f. . SCI- I ' ff . f 1 f fl, W x L XL X. rp 3 51 Ma I age SENIORS SENIO SENIO 1 SENIO SENIO SENl0 SENIO 8, 11 7? , L r 'V m if , 5 52, M99 .asm Jcssm-I v Q 5 ,ff mv 5 I , , , x ,, I i . , wi Q- '7- , I -4 ,, I. A' I if i W.. 4.,,.,' I ,Nw I , fl 'iv - 5 'T' - ' X. 1 Q I 'ff Q.f 2-.V . rf 1 I ' I X 1' . lk Y Yun ,A , FI Tr' E ' ' lr., - t ?g E . , , d ' ' I c I' K7 ' 6 I ev Va 5 . . I A , hu be 3 ,, I , 4 , 9 1 . 355 I . , L , ,by X Z A -, , 3 I , '1 I -5 11 , , Q . I , . .. , S -A C I 5 Er'c1w'vc-Ing' GARNER HA - 'EH o'ml'lN.GEhEg, L QS .-1 ASCE. ll' S'9 'ln.,Ch AH HIROSHIU 1 :I E.I:s.L.':r of Archncnuc: A,LAg Hgmm CM-sl My H AI 'C 52 THEIR XAPPA PHI: ion E' E I AIQERNAIHIE DOROIHY IYERS. . Q I-ERAMS JACOUELINE LYNDAIL p'-':I':1 Cv L 71 :I 'J , Q!1A'.'I'AlGNI BS. In .'.'lC-:IC Ed,,g,,g,M,. Lv .I-':'. cf C.u1f!cv1w:.x .ar log Ang,-pc, CPC-'-GC' EFS. lv Elm-mr-uvar' f . 3 nah.. U'--M 'I rt-.,,,, 11 Axmq ,un Tj Ycmq Dcmozuu Club: Spfing f,l,U,gu1 X-el . L .-, - , RMAN OWEN Hogan VEQQH- E-5. ll '-'l.svkL-mm, PHI GAHJQ,-, gnu U OE N i, . 1, ,. ', gx-,Vu 1 Irfl-f of mm. Q. .4-V vm14f - I --If I , 1 5 3 .1 Y'-A-I .v1 YM:-1-, Sv.m:n1:n9 Sqvgdl G:1wg,lNtl.r :f5 , RCTC f.'.nrkchng cm, ' ADAMS CECIIIA JACQUEIINE . . CHICAGO, IA S, :n I.,A,S: ALIEN HAH: 19,93 Ly,lw,U' ADAMS RICHARD CHARLES , Llf?fF3TYl.'lLLf, HS, an L'-.umqpvnqnlg SQ-Ccnd QeoA,,Kt,.F but i 'Jw-. -'f - Q Cz S, I-'-, lu Tlw -'xdvancruwwl OI .'.'Ian.xgqm,-mb Q, nun N W-ru Q A ADAMS, RICHARD IEE . . . . f-il-ISIC 55. .11 Jounnluamg DELTA I'HIg PIN Kpgym Pg, .nw 'J A 5 I ,q fl. i'.w 5 ':'v'.v UI-22.1 S wma RIHOJ 51471110 Dclm Ch.: fgcgmfg atm 1. , - 1 .1 F':' I-wgl Ehud 3. J' Second Rcqxmcmgl 54,-.3 52' I lint A-:gg .s'.,f- V1'--,Ii--rm' 33 X'-'VCU gf, 3, -Ifg Honor! Day QI, 2- Q.. U,,'YN' g 1 Sfl'C-l.NY1Ix'O Plvy :Il ADEIMAN, GARY MICHAEL . , . . CHICAGO: IIA, -rx Fm.xnc1': IAU UISILON YNI ADLER. ROBERT RAYMOND . . AGOOS, SIEWART MARVIN . I , , , UARSEILIES, B.S. H1 A':ronnulIc.al Engmqfvmgg IAQ, CHICAGO, BS an Advvgvhsmqg FORBES uoust. ws.-I.. Q I C U v v I lv N.:-.ly Vw! lah.-lx'.vo'x QI IIN: Ulwucuuly QI llimgq v - V I I.u AGRESS, JOYCE f-TU'-ii' BS -In Spnrl,-!.1re.1I IYJIHIIIQ, DILIA GAMMA, M-rm Ufewgwllq AHNER4 DAVID JOHN , , , CHICAGO, HSA In f.'.qcImnuc.nI Enqmrf-rmgg Swgma IW. F. 'g. 7 ': '.y 9.5 I A I-1-I I H-.v Cc-Umm! PM Hcmiz- Pu-gud:-111 IQ, 33, Mr-n's Gln 0,5 'fl fl' I'n z PMI C 'H1'l'lf'I' Q, 3, A,S.f.'I.fg Honors Day IYI AHFIENKICI, LINDA PAYE . All-4ENSg BS, nu 'Im If-.1CIunQ QI fnqlufx, fig-MI1 Clvb, R071 FA, If fl, lllml--I-. Sigh- Nqgrmql Unnvfglgnif I AHHENKIEI, RICHARD KEITH ,... ATHENS, IIS. un Euwgynnfwriruqj I Imyw:lg Ilu B170 9-I PM Iv I1'I '-1, F- I CIHE . A I I E 4I.FZ,E,g Ph-,Ia-cz Soon!-,fg Syniong H0600 D01 II. 1- lv 11,1 .1-'r '. fl Ililvw 1 ScI10I.v5Iug1 Plz,-y Annu PAYRICIA ANN . , I-Twig Pnmz, ns un Physical Educnliong Dill! IIN. 91 I' NUI l f' Alxl'-.1 Clwon, Algyhn Swnm Nu, pllrxldf,-n! I-Ilg Vl,A,A. B004 U- .I '-'-' A f- H- 1'f'1nI: IIE: W.A,A, II 7 3 AJ- Slude-nl Senate UI: Amofitw IKYVTE 1.':c'fw',' U. 11.4 I. Cvuclvm Chap! AIBRIGHIA BARBARA SUE , , . LAI-'.'PU-I rrrlg I5hyI3cnI Educ1I1Icn Maiou Club: H0060 W1 l- CEVIIIC, HS, In Home Ecouom-Us A1104 UML N l-li I l' ' 'Y' '-'vv '- Ifrfvmfmqz CII,-Iv, MmtMmrny College Alallcm. onnvm nouns . . . wcagurzo, nf, .U f.w.,..n1.,m.t,.1 cog-wwf-9, GUN-'9' EMS: '. ww M., uv, sw, rf., :mann g.,,.,.,. r.-..,, Honors my U21 Ihawv' V' MWGHI- MMU MIUON mi VIA'-IHEII, ui.. .H nms.,w..1 Adm-www N- ' '?'.'.'A If-I A355 x V911 ffjnrr-vga. fntwfglxl NHOTC IJ, II, 501.071 '04 nw hd '6 '5 ' 'IMT' -I, Ixuldwf- Urn-.-1-lady: lcgymla U'N N!N'IY AIIIIGHT, JAMIS ROBERT fifz'-'JIIYVS GVGVK, II S, -n IJ:-cI1arvChI ffW0 'o9 Til? bf' H' vw-r :5'1.l:n IW, flux:-qu: Y M C I-, Com:-nivce 'IPL fl' 'I - I '1' pf I 'ff'-'al Pam! 'I, Q , Om'm-:J Sovcin!-f CII, Sl. 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W ,I , . ppqctlllfi , ,, 'J' -, 1 uf' eau, ,. lf-1511 , ,t 1-Af: I ull ,fl 4 BS m Al www? 566 r ' ff '7.. Hcvv: Pu-udqni I I. AIIEN- ROE MISS. KH ALLISON. C uusord. I ALINOII- 5 MUG. PA' AWNOSO4 ARCIIAR. nenllson ANDIRSOI ANOIIISOI ANDIIS. l ANGIIUS I-NGN, I ANIONII AOINDS, HINDS. UINISI umm: IUKIHQ4 'Mono Aihglc Hum Hugo, HUA 'WMM '-'vm Sigrm: IM: ,P Hawaii Club P' ' CL A Foqlyb ,Z 4 ODS cation: ALPHA I. Musical I2I MHA MA DELTA: Spun dll Varsity 5l,,,,,,,'i': Jad: Dolphins II 2' Q' All: l-0Yola Urtivqri , :cond Regimum I i I 4 EI' gemenll Uftlvcrsity ,I ,Phi Kwon Phi: rm -hli Football Mfirft . tal Biind II, II , ,Y llr 2: Ufttvvgfgt l I BILON PHI gincering: l,A,5, BES HOUSE: i'll.vlLe' sity of Illinois AMA: Miami Uni-vert g: Sigma Tau: Pi Ii Men's Glcc Club ,I h: French Club: l'IO ?'l :., 3: Tau Beta Pi: PIII - lonors Day ll. 1 4 DELTA ZETA: 5l'0 f' W.A.A. Board lf, 4 : American Rccrcalivtl Ilub: Honors Dat' ll' J nics: ALLEN HALL. F ngineering: GRANAUE LY l3Ii Thornton JU' -' Administration: Allilli Y for thc Advt ff f 'sity Engineering? GRAlLl3i,,'l lll' Football MSN.. i t. Pat's Ball Comm, icil IAI: Stud0 ' Si ALPHA I S., zsm mu. Week Comnnttcc L- ker UnivefS V -a n: ALLEN -HALL: N-'l Y of lllinoIS I QI thematics: ,RO5E2'if.q., sitY of IlIInoIS -t ' s . 5ig 'f' I'i?'lnE.i TILE!! ft- L' ' SIGV-I Jcatiort: DELL? 5wclef Counrll ll' ' gwi S., LINQOLN . Dena Sigma tort: University UV.: ,Mm rnuiruu ..... tucson, ARIZONA. B5 ., Mlm' Nwk, President l2I: Sigma Iota Epsilon, tf,g,,,.'gg ':li,a .'f Af i'.' s s A 1 Salud IQ, J, -il, Lullcf I2, fl, -II: Freslirnari Varsity pw., xi.. I i L, Vi ' i Ig, 41: Phi Chi Era l3, -in Honors Us-, I2, 3, ' L ' A H JAMES ..,.. CHICAGO: BS. I E OI ,M 3, 0 um' llunillveli Pot' N0- 202: Navy Pict' Eztcrgionc cliDHIlwiLJitiiJ,ii ii Cali' uma' CHARLES WILLIAM ..... LOCKPORT: 8.5. in gC0,,,,,,,,. . , I m ,. , QYD JON ..... ALVIN: ILA. in L.A,S,5 Acfqclff I JV.. ,N f-.y , Llllfou, Lliaauble: University Theatre Crew Il, 2, .LII 'fouwj C,:,,,1:i,l,lCl'zh XJ' F nm, uzANNE ...,. ROCK ISLAND: 8.5. in EI., -, I. - zfI.,f.i., . , . , B ' S gen, Pi: Illini Union Committee I2I: FreshrrIL'i1rL'Jl-xy, CC,,,l,,l.:if,,iI.. JEAN in ' State University of Iowa ' 2 I ui snwano ..... Persrzsauizc, as in Ac I. , , E ,I-, A .,, una' 'A Commerce Council Ifll: Accountancy Club: Hohcoiiil ISi,y.3,L i HU' i 5 ' ' ' ' ON, ciwues Anmun ..... CHICAGO: 55, - J , ,,,,.,' ,H ', 1 .mum Democrats Club: Honors Day I3I: Wilson Jur1iorInColirii,'lH nu I 3 L ww, MANUEL 7 . - BOGOTA, COLOMBIA: 8.5. in Civil Ertgirtt,-igrinql I1RQI,'yfpy 5 V, x tau, Chi Epsilon: A.S.C.E.: Colombian Students Club: Un.I,C,,,d,d dv LQ, ,-,,,,,,f, HQQQQN, IRENE DELLORA ..... ST. CHARLES: B.S. in Ele I. Ed . is A I A CRON Pl: Mask and Bauble: The Daily Illini ICU: lllininsiiiohyC0f::nl.i:'i,liiIIILQH 11,3-,,, sity Theatre Manager ISI: University Theatre Crew Il, 23: SIM CO,,,,,. :,I,,,,V,,,,,, I f, W.A.A. III: Honors Day III i uqmsou, masonic 1oAN .i... Iouet, as in L.A.S.: DELTA zsm sI.'A' I I It I' lllIltI Urtniti Committee Il, 21: Y.W.C.A. Committee I2I: Campus Ct-,my III: HOUW o,,,,,d,,,,, University Chorus I2I: Women's Glee Club Il, 2, 3, -IJ uionsou, mama JANE ..... ALEDO: ss. in Home Economics: WESCOGA, pi., U,,,,,,,,,, Omicron: Wesley Foundation Student Council I-II: Home Economics Club: I.'.'i.-:vert Illinois University ANDIIS, ROBERT PETER ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering: NEWMAII HALL, Sigma Gamma Tau: A.l,E.E.-l.R.E.: A.S.M.E.: I.A.S. ANGELUS, DANIEL ANTHONY ..... CICERO: B.S. in Management: Marketinr: Club: Society, ln: the Advancement of Management: Lake Forest College: Nortli-.-.tnstqrn Univ.,-1-,II-,i, Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois ANGLE, RONALD LLOYD ..... ROCK ISLAND: B,S. in Accountancy: DELTA UPSILON: Skull .Intl Crescent: The lllio II, 2I: Campus Chest III ANIONELL, LOUIS PAUL ..... CHRISTOPHER: B.S. in Industrial Enqincerinn: DELTA SlG,'.'.A PHI: House President Idl: First Regimental Band Il,2I: St. Pat's Ball CommIII.,.f Honors Day III LIENDS, JOHN JOSEPH ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Management: NEVVMAN HALL: M.I-lr'l.Ii1-Dag Illini Union Board I3I: Illini Union Committee IZI: M.l.A. Executive Council l3:: Slit' dent Senate, President IAI: Committee on Student AHairs I-II: Newman Founclation Student Council IAI: Capt., Army ROTC I3,ilI: Society for the Advancement ol liw, agement: WPGU: University of Chicago nnms. NEIL ROBERT ..... MELVIN: B.S. in Journalism: ARMORY HOUSE: Varsity Baa--lull Squad I2I: Freshman Varsity Baseball Squad: Basketball Manager ll, QI: SIECOIICI Pwr:- mental Band II,2I: University Chorus III: WILL IAI: Physical Education Nlnlors Club. WPGU I-II: Young Republicans Club umlsfm LEONARD WALLACE ..... KEWANEE: B.S. in Accountancy: PHI DELTA IHEIAI - Wan-Da, President IJI: Illini Union Board IJI: Maior Chairman Club Sooliistif-If lllift' Committee ISI: Illini Union Council I3J: Illini Union Committee ll,2l: St-if COINS' Manager III: Ensign, NROTC I3,4J: Scabbard and Blade lfl.-il: ACC0UfIlfl'lC'r' Civil Trident I3, -II AEGENTIN, SILVIO JOSEPH ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Marketing: GARNER HALL: L'-'-tfi Yi'1', mlfbih Navy Pier Alumni Association: Navy Pier Extension of the Un--.iirrsit-I Inois WINS. RONALD Kem ..... EDWARDSVILLE: as in ManaQ0f'lT'l'? Mdioff A 'I'f ROTC 3 'I Armed Forces Council IJIQ Scabbarcl and Blade I3, -il: Socic-lt' l0 'IW Afl l f of Management MNOLD. ROBERT LEO ..... KEWANEE: B.S. in Accountancy: VAN DOREN HOUSE: '-2-'I'-xl' i' Basketball Varsity Squad II, 2, 3, -il. Letter Il, 2, 3, -il: Wl'l0ClCl'1ll' FQOil t ,pQI',' Sq'-'ad ll, 2, 3, JI. Lellel' ll, 2, 3, -ll: Delta Sigma Omicroni 'l'l0'k9 'l'l C lo numb' SHERMAN A . . . . CHICAGO: B.S. in Aeronautical Eit9l'WC'l'19f I-A45-V N'Li ' ' tension of the University of Illinois IRSENEAU UV! .DONALD cARL ..... SHELDON: B.S. its PhvSiCdl EdUfH'l0't W, Dsou, men FREDERICK ..... CHAMPAIGN, as in ciiemisirtf: PM EMI Sf: Band I3.-II: Football Marching Band Il,2,3,'1I: Fifi' R9'El C '9l and '9 bU'Y Foundation Student Council I-XI: l'lO'l0'5 Day ill I I t ASAY . . -. at ' KAY :JOYCE - - . . . EASION: B.S. in Home Economics Eoucawonr PHILIAXA . f'0f1: House Presiden? L3l: McKinley Fourtdaloit Student Cover!-QEA-vw 'ian Fellowship II,2,3,.iI: Freshman Week Committee l2l: HOW? --M V -' ,i, V IIN. kt C . BOTH I .. fi, ENNER. CHARLES CLIFFORD ...... DOINNERS GROVE: Bachelor ot V5 L glitv LODGE: Phi Kappa Phi: Pi Kappa Lambda: Phi ,-.tu ..AIa+s.sw:n .1 All rcheslra l3.4J: University Choir l3I: Illinois Wesleyan Unit-fCfS- i' . Ly. .. Em , . . RY' LIME ANALEE ..... ceizizo ooizeo: SA. in LAS-f I'-WCWNLIY HMM' Ubi Spanish Club: Miriam university 467 I i ' 50 9 I 'Qsa s. 'Q -0 tx 2 'UL . ,f'. 1 N.. ,Ri ag - 'IQ df' A I-J il L Lago . if Bw 5... 1 R . X 4-fs. 1 5-f 1 if QL 107, F' ca ,, r Q l 1 1 5 Z E i i 2 5 2 1 gs .15 N Q A i f 11 9 . a 9 1 'Q rl - -C, t 1 L- ..::.. .! 'IK 1 .9 I ll .xi 'ir Q A 3, 5- ' 5, Y' f f, i CI gp o 'WA 4' gi- 352 44 'SUNG' 4-.x 'O 's A A-c Ax:- .9 1. 3' 3 Agjs 3.-ii ff Zin. ra' 2, tr, 1 9 1 'Q 'nf Xllfv FS '11 9'-ska! EdLfc.u2Qm- SIGMA F I QE . 4 ARTHUR -'1 X- . , -YVrEll LKOYIDE V 'sill' ?,...5s-X. EG N .H ...alms Club: NMS, FAN fpguok . y .l . 'H fly.-um' . 'RY JACOB. -ff'-1 N -'N AC1wCui?'r.s! 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V-'llllfw'-WSFIHD: BS. 111 fwucullmug ALPHA GA,l.!y1g gy.- jnv ,mgf 5 'QQ A c. v.w Clvify Hoof .md Hom Club ' BAKER, DORCAS EllEN ,.,, CHA'.',Vi'AlGN, 5.5. In Chv-mifllyg ixlplm Lgmbdg fig.. VP.. gm--5 P, y',',4-J., F.1.mi.w11ou SM dt-nl Cc.-un! F, 3, H0l'lC'li Day il, 23 BAKER MARJORIE BERNADINE ...., VOLO: BA. In l,A,S.: PHHEA s n BAKER, RICHARD STANLEY JR .... ARTHUR, '35 nl r'Jccl1n'11Cal fnqmrr-M-xg OIQENCf'gl Yfrzfv-.xv '.'.v:-', U .1-IMI Squaci ly NYS: A.S,M.f.g Sftf, BAKER, WILUAM HERBERT IR .,.... IUZTOH, MARYLAND: 5.5, in Arcgfmusfcai frfg.f,,qf,q5 I F- Sq Uuf.1-r--P, of f.'.,ur-,'l.mci ,, BALBACH, SARA .,,.. CHlC 1C-O BFA. .rw lnchrwrml Defzummg fxlPHA Jil GfUlgSC4o'1 rf lf.ff1'1.x vw, Tlv- lllfo I, Q, Umw.-1-r'.n!-,' Hu-.x!rv Cugw CU W V Y BALDI. NOHEEN OlEMA . , . . CHKCAGC, Blk. vn L,A.S,g THETA UPSllCNg lihm Uv-for CCW fi, Uv' .1 aff, Tlzvnlu- Crcr. wil, -H, Cmnpu: Chen 1315 Nrvsl11l'S'0s N0l'W 3' 2 'N' LC NW fi l-Y -- Uwmgd Na!-orzg Young Dumocmu. Cluhg Mw':6e501l1 CCUII' BAUARO, CHARIES ARTHUR ,,,.. OPUI-ONg 8.5. nn AQIQCUIYUUITQ fncld and fuicw. H9 ' Y. 2 I'-,wp PU-lg,-lg.E-cnvw-. Clvb BAUON, MARGUERITE PHYUJS . . . , CHICAGO: BIA. in l.fA.S.g BIRCH Hill unuslx, MAIIYJANE DOLORES . . . . Cmcmgo, ng, ... Qn,qm.,ny, nostwooo, V161 lv f .- .F Cf V.: 3, .ai , RANDY, SUE JEANNE ' l'.'llLl, 51 f. m 'QW-v-gh Cqvu-qugu, PRISKW Nl-ll, 1140 'W I' E 2. 3. -1, 5 1- H' m Cfn-w-f1..esf-F Il 2, 34 -115 Univ:-may Ihqguq Mohair' ms W' N 4 l' U 3 'C -'- L P L, 'f,V1',C fx, CC,1nun1H1-fy HGUVF p'955d 4 5 UNION. JAMIS lowlll ,GKIHN ulffra, 93, nn nugam-Lg Admlmavfnvw: 505: ' JW 'Q '. 'r fffviw, Jun-m Hal 1'-:soc-.s!:OH. 9730 IWW-'Uni umath 5 A N 'PV I. l. 1? 'C '- 'CHU' 'UH-'S fvfsrf-Go uraoma, as. .Q I.-.f1...m..r If-of 'F N '- ','.M'- I .'.i:,'. gf--1. ,- ..nM.r,jN ,Z-, 1 BAIAN, DOIOYHY ANN . b z if. 3 CJEHI, S13 m fl:-'11'fc3vUav,' lrimi-l O'1: 5NfRWOx I f S ,V ' 1 W' fi ' A, '.'.'a.-,N 1.1!-a.f,: CUM:-gl? 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Ja: phi Em SI'I'tIt rt .MIP Football f,I,,j, Ietta 43, 4,1 UIQ' ' I Honors gn., H 3'tir EI: Columbian 5,4 PHI: pr-rgl , I HOUSE: Al-I Ubi Honors 5l'Y Theatre Ctqf, Ii Illinois State Il-.tr-, ALPHA GAMMA Pttfz a Lambda Deli .i, l1'I Day ll 21 1 lgineerirtqz KOlrl0t...: E. -ronautical Ettqitti-i-ri-1 XI DELTA, Soc..-I, ON, Illini Urttott L I, Newman Fouttclt' lub: Mundcligtrt CO' ft' Ind Furrow: FIoricul'.'f -I HALL DSEWOOD: WGS- 5' BY Zcmrfjlta atre Managcf I-f L :se President HI In1inistratiOfti. Acfticlf, Epsilon: U'I'Vf'S'l' I al Engingerittqi ri' stri fi, SHERWOOD LONE Wifi ,n Jouinalisntz F'- , of WIscortS'n , PSI: Honors Dat . . -XJ' :wi Honors Day K. L. House Pbfeddfiiluiii It,iOn Assoctattottr l MATTHEW ..... DOWNERS GROVE, B.S. . ,, , , , at u'?:.,gy.Iarnity Executive Council l4l, Junior Intqrtya-?:,,r::'EgifT gl DLLIA Ui , I3 gt, Varsity Baseball Squad I2. 3. 42, Frrfsltrnan umm ea: -i-'V K, NC,:c w E E thb Advancement of Management ' ' - 4 '1- lf- , MVARQ , , . . . BOGOIA, COLOMBIA, 85, In EI,ctr c.I E-t W I I r J,rIr-igr.n-2 ANNEUE ..... CHICAGO, as in Ed I , , ,. . ., , gBl5n'K.,p, Dalia Pi, Alpha Lambda Delta, OratorIJoC'si,2?e,,,L,JJ, Cjcflrqwollfft-uvsl '-fE,I,,I I CNMII IQ, at, U.I.C, Chair III, Paar Illini III, Honors og., T, -Q .,f'1' ,if I-'Q f of me University of Illinois ' ' ' C NNE MARIE ..... RACINE, WISCONSIN, as ' H. C , , I WA, Tvonouw Pnniacm HM Home Economic, Club 'ft Om Econ , EUJEY Ii,-gg ga, rusoerttcx WILLIAM . . . , . NAsHvIItE, as . C.. ,I E ,, r F ummm Illini ttt, A.s.C.E. ' fn-f' I rt I' L-at-. loasttt CALLEN . ,.., CHAMPAIGN, as af. Ina Itri I Ed . p 7, , MITIUTI Star and Scroll, Star Course Manager ll, 23, Ind,,:i,,,,i EdUL2::o?xn'5O5iJHr 'JA I DAVID CYHUS ..... STAUNTON, B.S. in L.A.S.: ALPHA SIGMA PH , I. ,-r won, lieu , Anny ROTC 13' dh Pershing Rines U' D: Flying Club I lorttal tml, Fi .. SEPH THOMAS ..... RIVERSIDE, B.S. in Recreation, PHI D I . ,, unuus' Jend Crescent, Illini Union Committee l3l, Y,M,C,A, Cof,-,m,,,,:c HFL2? ll, 2, Ill, Freshman Council, President III, Campu, Chez, Allocohom and Adwgr. Bqgyd 131, Freshman Week Committee l2I, American R0C,,m,,On0l Sammy U Og Ir Student Chapter, Society for the Advancement of Management A V ug HOWARD IRA ..... HIGHLAND PARK, Bachelor of Law, Phi Alpha Delia: CO,,,,,,,.,c ' Council, Junior Bar Association, Marketing Club, Praetorians, Honors Day ll, 3, ullllf, RICHARD GARWOOD ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Journalism, NOBLE HOUSE, I'-'iaior Chairman Barbershop Illini Union Committee I2, 31, I.U.S.A. Barbcrshoppurg Il, 2. 3,5 WILL IAI, Master Sgt., Army ROTC I3I, Accountancy Club, Illini Sportsman, Club, Marketing Club, Society for the Advancement of Management, Young Republican, Club, WPGU I2, 3, dl, Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois uno, KENNETH WARREN ..... LAWRENCEVILLE, B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering, Capt., Air Force ROIC I3, 4l: I-A.5. UUE, RICHARD JAMES ..... DES PLAINES, B.S. in Journalism, ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA, The Daily Illini III, Student Senate l2l, Illinois Technograph L2J, Maior, Air Force ROIC I3, All UUIINO, ALICE JOAN ..... HIGHLAND PARK, B.S. in Education, LINCOLN AVENUE RESI- DENCE, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Lambda Dc-Ita, Women's Glee Club III, Hillel Foundation Student Council Il, 2, 3, AJ, Honors Day ll, 2, 32, University of Illinois Scholarship Key l3l HUM, RAYMOND ANTHONY ..... EAST ST. LOUIS, B.S. in Civil Engineering, SIGMA ALPHA MU, Football Marching Band I2, 3, dl, First Regimental Band I3, -SI, Second Regi- mental Band l2l, A.S.C.E. IAUH, ROBERT ATKINS ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Marketing, PHI EPSILON PI, Illini Union Committee ll, 2l, University Theatre Manager l3l: University theatre Crew l2l: JWIIO' Inlerfraternity Council Ill, Freshman Council, Commerce Council IIIJ, Freshman Week Committee I3I, LAS Council l2I, French Club, Marketing Club, Young Democrats Club UUMANN, DIANNE VALERIE ..... CHICAGO, B.A. in L.A.S., GAMMA PHI BETA, Mortar Board, Torch, Shi-Ai, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Lambda Delta: UH'vU'S 'r Theatre Crew Ill, Y.W,C.A. Cabinet I2l, President l3J, Y.W.C,A. Committee ll. -fi: Panhellenic Executive Council l2J, Committee on Student Discipline IJI, Second Regt- mental Band Ill, Illini Forensic Association, Honors Day Il, 2, ill: Uf'l'VU'5 Y Ol Illinois Scholarship Key l3l RATE., JUDITH MAE ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Physical Education, BIRCH HALL, W.A.A., Physi- cal Education Maiors Club, Young Democrats Club, Wright Junior Collcov: Utttvcrsity of Colorado, Northern Illinois State University IUCN, HARRY FORREST ..... JOLIET, B.S. in Marketing, NEWMAN HALL, I'-'loflvrllnfl CIUIUF Joliet Junior College un. RALPH D-ELANO ..... CHICAGO, B.A. in L.A.S.: Tomahawk, Y.M.C.A, Committee Ill, 3': Illini Forensic Association, Young Democrats Club una. JANET RAE ..... WOODSTOCK, B.S. in Home Economics, SHERWOOD LODGE: HOHIC Economics Club, Iowa State College WUEN. JAMES MONROE ..... CHICAGO, as. in Ceramic Engineering: A-C-S-r HOWSI Off III: Illinois Institute of TeChnOlo9Yi Navy Pier Extension of the University of ll 'HON mm- DARRELL DEAN . . . . . MANSFIELD, B.S. in Agriculture: Agfiwlwfal fdUft O'l CW Aflticulture Club, Rifle and Pistol Club 'xllnflf RAYMOND EMII. ..... GRANITE CITY, as. in Mechanical Engineering: THEN I 5CUIlIern Illinois university 'mn' AW'N. GERALD ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in I.A.s., tAu DELTA PHI: the Diilr film' I Illtnt Union Cotttmittee l2I, House President I-Il: FFGSIWINI Week Comnm CL lk , 'H' 5 FlD0N HAROLD ..... CHICAGO, as in Economics, PRAETORgA f5gycQ'Jc'f , Cllfb: Society for the Advancement of Management? NNY pm' 'Ln U sfSItv of Illinois am . . - '. .Eff N. DAVID A, l . , ' I DE KALB: B.S. in Electrical Engineering, FORBES HOUSE, AI E .R.E., German Club, Synton, President l3l ECXWITH, BAQRBARA ANN ..... EAST ST. LOUIS, B.S. in Elementary Educafionr LI?-CCL-i VENUE RESIDENCE, Drew university C. 1 Q IS I 1 . Q C' 9 . I if 4' - lf., A rl -Iliff u 'w .-.r ,our r , G a . ,. 5 ,ri 'ah 5 I' f V I on ' ' us, 70 Y INT! ' dv J. ' ' , Q 'vf' vt' I I -- 1 98. Y ,. 1 4 as V' 1 I JW -Y I . .. 5? ,X V ,..-4 I W l l5 ul L 'DS U i 'IE I rim Q . 1 ' g A- 1 UC p A J' I ,5 E' D I S km N I 'fr '-L K. Y. , ., Q 8- 9 'Y -2 I-J f' 'fav . .A 'RK lx 'v -Qs. K -- in uf 9' m A nth' B V? ssorua cr-:Ames JOHN I - 51.1- EEHR EDWARD JAY IW.. 53. . EELDING GREGORY ORAPER '-I-,r1'. ew. :Mass DUNCAN . 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New YORK. 5.5. -rl r.m-qmnmn g..9.,,,,, A Lv:..I-rim, of Cgllfcvnmg Syracuse University ma' 'SMI SPENCER, IOWA 8.5. -r-w.'.'Ivclmmc.wl E.xgIumu-1.1193 QAQNU HRA .- Why - .1-I C.:-ww- --u ,3g ABI'-'I.E.: LL-Iva Sigma Ormcrcn5 5cAf' ' gn: Juolm ROYCE ,.., HARRlSL'4LIR'Gg 9.5. .U JQUm.,I.1,.,, ALPHA Cm OMEGA g.,.,,,. A L+., Cl-. .'.'.ygl .wd FAIIJIL-, Unrxn-rss!-,f Ilu,-.nw Mqvmqrr IQ. 34 .ggi Umw,'L, hugh: ',,- 3 Llnl-.1-1-If, lm-.lrrv Cu-L-. III. Y.W.C.A. Conmmrn- III: C,,,.p,d CNW Q II.-, Ig..wc1.wf-vu Shih-nr Counirl 2, 3 BENDEL, ROBERT BRUCE . . . . CHICAGO, 5.5. in L.A.5., Fmcsuoe ANNEX. MQW- Do, ,rg ji Lmr.f-v-,.' or Illmo.: Sclwolnrzlnp Key: Navy Pwr Enlcmion ol uh. U..,,,,v,. gl llimgwy BEREST. BRINDALL ..... CHICAGOJ B.5. in Elcmunlarv Educnliong ALLEN HALL: Ugly,-, Tl-1-.vm Cry.-. fl 5 Honors Day III BERGANIO, PRISCILLA KIMIKO .... . HILO, HAV.'AIlg B.A, in rho 'leaching OI Suql Spas' ',','f5CI GA' Plnmrn D-:Im Peg PIII Alplm Them: Illini Unron Commllfq-Q I2, 1 All gig-L. I Hcmlzr- Paryzrclv-nv I-ll: Has-.null Clubg Horors Day Ifllg Unwcully ol Nunn. Cm, I, rf ,I-rglly BERGMAN. JOAN LENTIN ..... CHICAGOg E.A. in L,A.S.p LINCOLN AVENUE RESIDENCE Ijn,..'vm',- Tlwlymng M.1n.1gcr I-175 Univqrsily 'Ihcmrc CMI I-II: Univ:-rury lhqgwg Q,-p. .2 rim.-',' Puff Alumm Assocmliong Prcr Playhouse Ill, Prcsidcnl IYIJ Sw: Uf.f-vw. fl lm.-.f.x. Nm'-,f Pwr Enlunsuon of the University of Illinoix BERKOWITZ, MARILYN LINDA ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L,A.S.g LINCOLN AVENUE RESIULNCI Pnl Cv-I. Umf.v.'r::1-,' lhcalru Crew Ill: Campus Chest Il, 32g W.A.A. l2lg Sno-hlifav muh-.-V Errfnglx CIUI3 BERLEY. PAULA RENEE . . . ..DES PLAlNESg B.F.A. in Adverlising Demigng ALPNA GLN! DELI?-. ll!-'H Umon Commnrcu II, 3, -ll: Univvgrsily Ihcnlrc Cu! LY. II. SU' fhfl '-'l HV 'f III Campus Clues! I2, 375 Orchcsis Illg Ponhcllcnic Ball COMMMH if BERNS, MAX HAROLD ,..,. CARRIER MILLS: 8.5. in l..A.5.: ALPHA DELTA PHI BERTRANO. THOMAS HENRY BERZ, MICHAEL RICHARD. . . PZANKAKEE' B.S. in L.A.S.g ALPHA EPSILON Pl: bill: , . . . . swsuwcsrumo. us. in Eleclricnl :nga-rw-mg Mil IH. 17I lf-'III Junior Collqqfg I '-'wr'-vzfr l, ?. J'-mlfflf Ffgncrnq flhnnqrgr g3lg Hillel Fourdnllon Sludlnl Cori? w MVER- MERNYN ANN ..... CHA.'.'-PAIGI-lg 8.5. In Home Economicsg Pl BETA WJ: n' bi' VIH- I,. Illml Unugn CQmr1n!lrpq Illg HOFIOIS Dny 'I, 31 mmcunu, 'gonna nouns ,.,,, com ClTYg us. in r.x.fuwn.f.I fng.mf1f-Q: WWW Ifuug II' T011 Bffrlvw. 5.A E., Hrmorg D.-gy II, Q, 1,5 Univg-ruly ol IIII004 win' uf, .ji BIBLIN, ALLAN EDWARD cwcf-Go as .H f.mI,.m,my- umoc:-am HALL: Aw-W f 'f ' '1 tfgr' IVF., Pwr III-.rugvfeavy Pm: Enh:mIon ol lhe U0'W Y d uuruor. CA'llOll1A some C . . SVC!-P.',ORIfg 8.5. in :mv-.am Edufmw: GUN' Tm ' ' 1 I ll:-I.--rang Uv-var Cu---, 111' SIM Couuq Manbqd II..7l: ' ' -.-L4 il r I 1 ' , A- I 'I - ' I A f- P. 3. -if. Terran-n 6235 Home Ecoromfu Clvb II us. luuusz. INEOPHILUS vltpulcx ..... Ch:r:r.C,o, 9.5. In lnduw-.I if-9i ' ftfz' 3 iff IILSCHKI. sun runcus ' 'f 1-., '-v'fr,.'I .Ulf CHAILES WILIIID v ' r -- lr rg.- bil CHI-ff-GO. EEZ.. In Home Econom-rx: BIRCH Nw, 'gf H rf,,,,f,,,,,.. .34 U,,..,,,.,,,,, U,G..,g 113, Nqwmmf 'i . 8 f- 'af' r' If r- .Q Lru . vm rn-PM 1AU:0l'51 - .E- . .E J, . . ..J.. - , ..- .. ,, Q.. -3 V g,..,,4,,-,.,,,,.., E,,w,,,,, Councgl 5455 fin! Luldh 1 'QI 7 1 'P 4 L-fun ILACHII. LQUIQ Allln 1 T ' f.l aucr nonno Lu 95, ll f-menace. rl 1, .G 11.54 SIGMA ALWHA MU: Tl' 5 ' 'f1',f'4f0Fmr', 'fCw,11q Or-grfuoilalt Club W-9'-'Z'r. 513. -n L.A.s. B 1-IAUSHER' rl EDN HMOUS. C C C mxslif- iff a IIANNENSHHI MAKER, JAM I I HAIINE, FRE I HUWEISS. JI NLWEIL. MJ nOCx. DFW OIDDGUI. I nomar. an IIOMOUIST, NUNM, NE IIUKIS. JU' IIUNENINA IIN, IRAN I-OQINSCNI IOICMERI, UOIDI, Nl 50101, Cl UOIIN, Vg VJIING' '5 '-Msn 0 Wor RQYICQSK WUI, 1, Roilu' l 470 TAU KAPP Eta 141: Scabbard A EPSILON. eng CAGLE Extensiorl-Il1,U'71h1!a1jily ni- SIGMA, - . liege: CQIJJLEL iillglpla T HETA PI: Alpha Della AMMA RHQ All-AQ Field:DY'M'C'A' Field aHd Furrgul. Eta Sigma: DI ' lub: Spring Muggsl El Engineering: A,5,M'E, Peering: GARNER HALL, On: S.A.E. T CHI OMEGA: Gam 3: 41: University Thealrig IU: Campus Chest ny, NEX: Honors Day 11, 2 tnslon of the University ALLEN HALL: University aching of Social Studies: 'nmittee 12, 3, 41: W,A,A, iversity of Hawaii: Ohio IN AVENUE RESIDENCE: University Theatre Crew dent 121: State University LN AVENUE RESIDENCE: IV.A.A. 121: Sno-Ball Com- Design: ALPHA GAMMA Cast 12, 31: Star Course : Ball Committee 121 DELTA PHI Tgineering: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.: EPslLON Pl: Basketball ation Student C0urlCIl IQI Pl BETA PHI: The Daily MAN E ' r'ng: NEW . ity rOT:HlTlTnbis Scholarship GREN HALL: ArwU'l'? C7 the UniversitY OI Hlmols TA: :r:oH: GAMMA UPIQIVSEAA Aanagef U' 21' ' mics Club 1ll trial Engineering: A'F'5'l .ly LL: The Da' . 1NEIebl?li:nI-zlnHI!bundation 5lU - Iini 17' Sli AU: Daily ll RQTC 1: -First Lleut., Afmy HA Mu. The Daily lllirll 9 I I l0NAvoLoNrA vERLY JEAN ..... -CHICAGO: B.S. :H H E - , nACK5I'IERr Ee Dany Illini UI 25: Fm, Regimental Band Uciftgrii g2In'o1g1r:cZlUIgELTA SIGMA THETA: WARD GEORGE ..... BROADVIEW: B.S. :H L.A.s.: ALPH . . . , BlAIIOU5r Eocommmee 111: Campus Chest 121: Junior Interfraternity Ciugl-ill Fl-lQ'MUll.'n' Unlofl Committee 131: Lleut. Col., Air Force ROTC 13, 41: Arnold Air Soc. 1 ' INV Bqall Club: Crane Junior College 'EV I3' 'Ali Spanish N CHARLES ..... HAMPSHIRE: Bachelor f L , . ILAKSLEE: lege: Illini Union Committee 111: Accountancy? Cirrg, IXHOCCIT' Gamffla and Pistol Club: Honors Day 131 sSOC'a 0ni Rlfle VORRIS ..... DECATUR: B.s. :H Ec ' : Ph' . Il'ANKENsHH?igma: Beta Alpha Psi: Honors Day 11, 2, gr1?nUIrTTvers'1l Kfappg Eh Beta Gamma 'Y 0 Illinois Scholarship Key I JOHN ..... HTNSDALE, B.S. :H C: 'l E ' - . 1 . , 1 ' ILAZEK, JANE: A07 Varsity Gymnastics Squad 12, 3, 4111 LeTilrInT?:In1i' 4-1?nE?3:m:gnTUbe.0f Ulm' nastics SClU6di Engineering Council 121: A.S.C.E. ' Bmw Gym' RED VINCENT .... I. HERRIN: in Electrical Engi ' 5 QQ u IIAZINE' F ph: Efa Sigma: Junior lnterfraternlty Council: House Piss-idgnt 14151-2gI'iEIg1ALAI:q,USE' R015 ra, 41: ArHolel Air Society 13, 41: A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. ' ' ' me JUDITH LYNN ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Marketing: INDECO: III' ' U ' - mlwilss' 141: Commerce Council 141: Marketing Club: University of Michiglgrl mon Commmee MARY ELIZABETH ..... ORLAND PARK: B.s. :H Teach' f M H - . mwm' HALL: Mortar Board: Torch: The lllio ri, 2, ai, Assoc. EIIIQT411 HC,21,,imS1,fs:2,EVANS I RUCE HOWARD ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Account J SIGMA ALPHA . - BLOCK: B mini Uk Accountancy Club ancy NIU: The DallY MDDGEIT, D, BRADLEY ..... WHEATON: B.S. in Economics: FORBES HOUSE: Accountancy Club: Finance Club: Beloit College MME, RICHARD WILLIAM ..... FORT PECK, MONTANA: B.S. ' E ' ' Ph ' 5 NQ L no HOUSE: Tomahawk: Phi Eta Sigma: Honors Day 1I, 2, '31 ngmeermg yslcs B E ltloMQulsT, BERNADINE THERESE ..... IRON MOUNTAIN, MICHIGAN: B.A. :H Teachlhg of English: Marquette University BIUHM, NEIL GRAY ..... CHICAGO: Illini 111: Accountancy Club BLUKIS, JURI5 ..... URBANA: B.S. in Club: l.A.S. BLUMENTHAL, CARLENE MARGARET . COLN AVENUE RESIDENCE: the University of Illinois BLYE, FRANKLIN ..... CHICAGO: B.S. nois: Wilson Junior College B.S. in Accountancy: SIGMA ALPHA MU: The Daily Aeronautical Engineering: University Chorus 141: Flying . . CHICAGO: B.S. in the Teaching of English: LIN- Navy Pier Alumni Association: Navy Pier Extension of in L.A.S.: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illi- BODENSCHATZ, CARL ALVIN ..... CHAMPAIGN: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: SIGMA CHI: Pi Tau Sigma, President 141: A.S.M.E.: Honors Day 131 BOLCHERT, MARILYN LOUISE ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Elementary Education: BUSEY HALL: Student National Education Association ol-DT: NANCY IRENE ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Elementary Education: GAMMA PHI BETA: Shorter Board: Torch: Mask and Bauble: Illini Union Committee 1i1: University Theatre Manager 12, 3, 41: University Theatre Crew 1I1: Star Course Manager 1l, 21: Pan' hellenic Ball Committee 1l1 B0lEN. CARROL DEAN ..... AKIN: B.s. :H Agriculture: Alpha Tau Alpha: Agricultural Edv- catlon Club: Field and Furrow: Honors Day 1I1 VIRGINIA ELLEN ..... BLOOMINGTON: B.A. in the Teaching. ot English: MCKINLEY HAI-I-: Shorter Board: The Daily Illini 13, 41: DePauw University B . . OUNG: DAVID GORDON ..... LAKE CHARLES LOUISIANA: B.S. ln Finance: PHI KAPPA PSI: Ma-waH-Da, Tribe of lll:H: 141: Baseball MaHaoer tl, 2, 31: Senior BaSeball3Mi3j 5991 141: Junior Baseball Manager 131: Commerce Council 1131: Phi Chl Eta 1, r Finance Club: French Club: Illini Insurance Society: Rho EDSIIOV1 on . . . ANSINGA, wlLLlAM JOSEPH ..... QUINCY: BEA. :H AeverrrerHe Design: PH' DELTA THETA: Illini Union Committee 1I1: Star Course Manager 1l1 , ANTHONY ALEX ..... MELROSE PARK: Bachelor of Architecture: ALPHA RH0 CHI: Intramural Manager 121: Freshman Week Committee 13, 41: A-I-A onc . 1 OW: WILLIAM ARTHUR CRYSTAL LAKE' BS :H Dairy Technology: SIGMQ life: T campus Chest ui: Creek' VVeek cohtmihee '121:'Capt., Air Force ROTC 13, At: rH Air Society 131 . o ON CPAUL. .... DES PLAINES: B.s. :H Marlcer:Ho: PHI KAPPA sl?M?:3?'klmarEQT- inrescemi Alpha Kappa Psi: House President 141: Football Manager I : I f no 9 Club: Honors Day 111 :TEN . 'CARD'-,MARGARET ..... WHEATON: B.S. In Home EcoHoHt:ce: SHERWOOD LODGE' Un'Ve 5liY Chorus 111: Home Economics Club: Marketing Club 471 C? K fc 5? A4 9 r Q, , .swf-v -: JV - T: fi I5 tra' rt 5 .. I ,,,: J ,,,,,fF iiri' A I . ' ' Bk I I' :theirs ' ,rv Q -h J v i z I I .rr lt, 1 A ef I L I 1 l T 76 l 1 1 5, l f : N- ,l- 1 I, ' . pm fc 8 Q ,. x: A qu: il A Ya 4: 1. K I , - , I l I I My . img' X ' I A I ' at S a A I L I tgirl ll A L ' ,urn ,dih- n-' 'we -V V V, ..,' Y ?' . V X1 I, fawgkv I r 5. Q- A fbfavusfif . ,' - .f- -r ' 11 il .- , Aw. or r' 1- AMA ,, ,, ........ , .Y .fx Ou G .QI T ,140 ' 3. S 1 . Nd 753 1 L .. , .15 as . Qs if L ,, , A CHAQLE5 1 .HERRIN- 5.5. .rr Acfcnaulical Enginem- . Q soap' THOMAS . 5 . .V ,.r....5-cn S-,nc Llnucra-typ N,-Lv Mexnco v:v2?l'U:i'?S'A Sing., A. gg- L cv EL:.4.sncn ol 9I: in DAVID RCCAFCRC 5.5. -rw Elccwical Enginn-IA. - bono GEoRElE. . LL? . M 3' Ncftlmrn lllmois Unxxcrgny H9 Ch' C-IM!-vb Im, I RKAND 1EMplE Qr1ECisGC, HA. .uk Ihq lqgqhlng og SN-Nh. A Eoahi GA .: -.5 IN. S, V, kk. 1.5 A-L i'E,gy,-155 lllmr Unlcn Ci-,-ummm, 'XB lvqshlrllajg: zjdjw - . . . L.. ,.,.f, LL-.-.ww Cf.-L.. .32 WILL .32 E.Ip1.,, pcgmdg, '-fw-L.-I . xr. ,. J.. Lctlc.-.Limp L3. .vp Spamgh Club: 1NmN.1aH'S.w.vg,,n. Q CIL5 SMILIU? College i'Lm.mS RNA MARIE Qr4.k'.'.PAIGN, HS. Ln Elvvwwnlafy Edvcsliong ZEN, A Eoin' x M . . ..A-.- l I FLAC-rc lqmixcrx cl Amcuu LI- ,gl lku A- .K. eoscnzu Rossiu WARREN Qncw.-.own HILL, New YORK: 8.5. .IL L..d,,.,,,. M f 'v-' 'i- IOSL?-'I CHI Llv'--'-rfb-'y llwwifc Cvrv- .l. TT: Canis-:bmw Fvwnda-cfqlllmll - '.3,.. xy I: FN ,.-' QL-r 'Pc Aclxmwcg-men! ol I'A3n.xgrrncllI, IAS- ' ' HN ROGER 'UANFORU' 13.5 ln Aqrlculmrqx FARM HQUS! M OSSINGHAM, JO --4-- ' ' ' - 1 A 1, 5 . ,L A ,.. I, ZF., 5.N.l 5. ,l, 2 3 .'.'.cxLnl-gy Fcundahon Sndg-m Cgklwg ,e M' ,N . Q . um, It Q 3, Aqflqulnfml Eccuomms CIUL15 H901 and Hmm 3:10 ' - 'h ' L L-my R1L'Ll'ic.vw'- Club LATERRE HAUTEA lNDlANf'Xg Bachelor Q1 A,4h,,K.s,,' auxin BOINER RONALD LEE v4L,.ti BOUGHAN, ANNA LOUISE . .. .CANlON: BIA, in Ill!! lccchang ol hcmh' SIALVQ, ,QULS .'..C,,.m.. mu. Clvb ,225 emma Faundavlon Swarm Q,,,,.,.,, .37 3 L ,L Fm-.-1: L.'w:..1q:L' Lluli , OAK PARIQ 8.5. In Speech Corn.-chong BUSH HAll, :lah BOUGHNER. IDA MAXINE .,.. ig, Jw .L CI'v.v..u-L Y.-llc.-.amp L-I-, Nnxy Pwr Exwvunon ol Ihr Unwpm, an M . ., ,u sown-4, MARJORIE GALLAGHER ,.... CHAMPAlGNg BA. .n me lenchmg 04 q,,,',,., N If 1'..f, l ELlA ZETA lllum Umon COmmiIIc0 I27 BOWEN' PHILIP EUGENE , , . , PAXlONg 8.5, In Mechanical Engnm,-clung, COIUGQ Hg. I. Q ,'.' E ' SLA F, BOWERS, KENNETH SCHUYLER . . . . VILLA PARKg UA. ln l.A.S.: ACAClAg Omqgg pq, ll F 'CCY' Llvxwwrz-Iy BOWES, JOHN JOSEPH ..... CHICAGOp B.S, In l'.'la1keImgg Illini Compu Annu Fw Nu IQ-T. .'.'..-nv-mnq Clubg Rho Epsxlon BOWMAN, BEVERLY JEAN ,..., KANKAKEEg 8.5. in Home Economics. CHI OMEGA, IKEA C-5'v1vv1:Hv-1- LQ., Campus Clwsl ll, 215 I-'larkciilxg Club BOWMAN, GEORGE ARTHUR ...,. EAST ST. LOUIS. 8.5. in Ceramic EngmeM'09.SlGU1 . fm YE .md Cvnacnmg Kemmosg Illini Umou Commmec ll, Ilg Noun PIq1Arm il novo, zona MARGARE! ..., CHICAGO, 5.5. an Elemcmury Educnl-ony ALPHA 000140 '. .v'.vv lfflhld, lcrch, Kappa Dv.-IIa Pug Alpha Lambda Dlflllg lho lllno U34 IIIA-WW' vu '-I f.'..sLor Clmnnrnn Pcuonncl Illmi Union Commillcc D15 llhm UMM C5913 Cunvwl -1 Illlm Um-.Ln Conmmlcc Il, Qlg 7-.Inv Course Manager l2Ig Gfed WOR Nfffvff' Ecmwovwca Councsl IQ, 315 Honors Day Il. 2, Jl: UfIiW'l3'V d nu 'L'.w:I.L0 Viv,- mu Gum-A NWI BOYD, SHARON FOWlER .,.., ANNAg B.S, in Speech Concciiong Al 2' :'lv-'vw Illmolz Uuuvrgunl-,' HOME. wlcruno wwno . . Q,-mm, nf.. L.. L,A,S,3 J.....0. Ly.. A..0f..1-of-1 'GNN' fv.s': Clvb BOYIE, IHOMAS DONALD CHICAGO BS In lndusllunl Eduuviom Noun 74 - 'n'v Fclmrlnl-Drs' Emdv-nl Coslncul 112, JI, Pu-xidcni H15 lllidi 50U l' 'I 1 1: Et1L,c.1IfQn Soqugly 51 Louns rmssounnf as. ..-. nwnu' f4ff': 'r W, BIADBUIN. BARBARA MARY ..... . , . iillf- MLW., w ICA 30,44 4.45, v,f,A,f., Il' 2, 3' 0, S1UdQh1a0l lL 5lA0flElD, IHOMAS EDWARD ..,.. INDIANCU'-g 0.5. -n Mechnmill f 9l '5l ' LUIS, LLM-.,.fIf j,,,,.,5,, C0H,O,. nn ALMA '92 ' IIADUY, INOMAS KEONARD ,..,. CPHCAGO. 8.5. In l.f1.S.: K f'f R' Vlwffi If lu-:Iwmnn Var:-fy Fombnll Sqvndg Vouviy hifi sou' .19 WI '1 'WMV Sf:-m'I, f-'-flvlluy Ball Comrmlvcc Il, 71: NDYY 74' N' ' 'f Nan' 71-I Fl7l fY1I0f5 ol IM- Un--.'Ug-Iy of lllmovl , Ill nuosmlw, nuv JEANNE ,,.., C-RLGGSVLLLE. ILS. .n Coff-mm-nl lvd 9' uw W 'r l 2 f- Cu' I.. Bu-.-nf-1: lducuvon Club i .I anno uvatu mmf-co. as. .R cw......y. AIPHA zvsnow 1,,1:unuuv V' l l'f' UNM. Mao' Cbunmnu lawn Mechngr. :hd f?'v ll i lj 7 1 lm' wwf- cmmmf. ma.. cmm. crm' I3If ' nnnvd , . , .L 515,10 rv.-:vc-rv IJ. -fl: frczhmnn Cowmulg CIMKW5 cmd 1. I-LT. L., 52.1.11 ,QA p4,,,.,5,g Da' url 37: Umvl,,v,y og lghnqq Sd'dU, . nl' 'D - 'UWM 'MY . uve:-uf., gs, .n l.A.S.: onu zfu. vn-MW' , IA w UAHOY, CAROl- ANN QAFVEUVHKEJ BAA- gn 'he 1c.fl-H99 of ..e. I- '- L a' Hind, Tenth, Shwriu h'.Asi, and Blubll: Ulm' un 'fl l ' '-'-lfwf-' '39. Unmrvmy The-que Cos' IU: UQ'WMil . ,-Q. ff vu. y,v,,f,,,7.,- 'I' QM In-:Hman Cguntil: PlfVl'!nfn'c F ultllhllbtili-IA!!! MILL!! ..... VAQK mggg, 55, in Elgmqnvuy 'J 1 I' 7 W1 '2. Bk. Umvevz-Ly TI-.naive CNW llli Gad . . GE LKECDENRID D' Fr B ,LLICEL BARSL B. VI ,,gLm0. GH: HQLIWEISER. LINNAN. JC r R I. NQNNECNE- I ms-emfk. Bl I L UIUIAH, R l,uwIOGlE. I 94904. JUD uoosuv. AI nom AIA NOAIMOND IJONION. I IJOIMIIIOI HOWN, lA NJCDIII, g Wil IAC Nlloowv. Mfg AN: hatunugw 'I-ICNMII1, NU, ly, Wbttqlu I'Nuu WWI ll' lMm 472 - .S.- estern Con southern egei Easy. Ing: Chi Ga mrna Ima. of Speech- 5 ' I HERW in O0 DZ? Fzdhnglitiouniversig lub: Teacherssn-Silfdent ln Training Oni A I, 41 LPHA: ' I ' . lg ndustrlal Admmist t' Ury Fo d . fa. I.A.S. Un anon Student FARM Hou . ent Council itil, and and Ham Club: Architecture: GARNER of French: SIR wt Council 12, 3,,Ai::31Ez 1? BUSEIY HALL: Zega ph' the University of lllinoil leaching Of English and 1eering: COLLEGE HALL: LCACIA: Omega Beta Pi: Campus Amvets Post No. s: CHI OMEGA: Y.W.C.A. Engineering: SIGMA Pl: : House President 141 On: ALPHA CHI OMEGA? The Illio 1I1: Illini Union a 131: Illini Union Counrll 1: Greek Week Committee 31: University of llIIn0IS ALPHA GAMMA DELTA: Association: Young Demo' - n House President l2li IO I , . llliai spoftsmans Club' hysical Education: DELI? nt Senate Illi llligfeek ll ,al Engineering: IOANCO 'PA ALPHA Psl5,'V: jQ1,l 'y Track Squad l- Asocia- IavY ple' AIUmm S I HALli Teaching: BUSEY . Phi: HI: ph, Kappa A ilalriihla Illini ,vitlaiiia 31: Panhellemc ligns and ous Chest Allgcaliet' 'lois Scholarship ' nsin : UniverSIfY of WMO A 1, DELTA DEL1 fSp69Cf 'fellf ini Unlof' Cgqneriillieeclew Univerf-'YY mittee III . . APPA 1, ree IIeniC Bal' Com I Star I E ROBERT GARRETT ..... BLUE ISLAND: BS :n G G . - . . - - eneral En ' - , ECKENIIII3 1 -I-HETA: Tribe of llllnl 13, 41: Varslt T ' gmeeflng, PHI II Igithglan Varsity Tennis Squad Y enms Squad l2f 3: 41, Letter 12, 3, 43, BARBARA LUNDGREN ..... KNOXVILLE: B.S. in Home Economics SIGMA WECE: A, Omicron Nu, President 141: Phi Ups'l O ' If I SIGMA 12, 31: Home Economics Council 141: Hdnf-I2 Ec21rIbIh?liIcsl3CIuALii IEIWSI Reglmenm Western Illinois State University ' Onofs DGY I31: uclLLE ..... MCHENRY: B.S. ih Recreat' , SIGMA . . HEFEID, Gqhixi 1315 Illini Union Committee 131: Campus Iglriest 131, W?g,E50M?2SLgMA, The Daily REHWEISERI ALVAH PAUL . . . . GODFREY: Bachelor of Architecture: A.l.A.: ShurtleH College HN .IACOB ..... COLLINSVILLE: B.S. in A ' lt I E ' ' . NIENNAN' IgALL: Illinois Technograph: Engineering Council,grRT'IesiIdbant 1313lInFii'E1ngLieIXIEWAAAN RQTC 13, 41: A.S.A.E.: Young Republicans Club ' U 'my ENT PARKER ..... FLORENCE, ALABAMA: B.S. ' R ' . ERENNECKE' DELTA: Varsity Football Squad 131 In ecreancn' PHI GAMMA ER, BETTY LOU . . I . . ROCKFORD: .B.S. in Business Education: ALPHA GAMMA D . mum UniversitY Choir 12, 3, 412 Madrlgal Chorus L31: Uni-Baptist Foundation Student git 131: Business Education Club 141: Spring Musical 12, 31: De Pauw University MHZMFF, RONALD LEE ..... TOLONO: B.S. in Accountancy GLE, LAWRENCE GEORGE . . '. . . LAWRENCEVILLE: B.S. in Phys' I Ed t' : SIGMA - IREYFO Tribe of Illini 141: Varslty.BaskeibaII Squad 12, 3, 41, Letlgei' 1411JcFrIecshman Varsiltlf Basketball Squad: Malor, Air Force ROTC 13, 41: Physical Education Maiors Club IIIOCK, JUDITH HOFFMAN . . . . CHAMPAIGN: B.S. in Education: KAPPA ALPHA THETA: Rollins College IRODSKY, ARNOLD ARVIN ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: FORBES HOUSE: A.F.S.: A.S.M.E.: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois BRODY, ALAN JOSEPH . . . . . CHICAGO: B.S. in Urban Land Economics: PHI SIGMA DELTA: Finance Club: Marketing Club: Society for the Advancement of Management IIIOKEMOND, GEORGE RICHARD ..... EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA: B.S. in Finance: KAPPA ALPHA PSI: Junior lnterfraternity Council: Tribe of Illini 141: Varsity Football Squad 12, 3, 41: Illini Insurance Society IRONSON, ROBERT BISHOP ..... BLUE ISLAND: B.S. in Civil Engineering: PHI DELTA THETA: Varsity Football Squad 12, 31: Freshman Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Tennis Squad 12, 3, 41: Freshman Varsity Tennis Squad: Maior, Army ROTC 13, 41: A.S.C.E.: MuaSan BIIOIIIERTON, ROBERT DEAN ..... BLANDINSVILLE: B.S. in Management: AFTER HOURS: Accountancy Club: Marketing Club: Society for the Advancement of Management: Western Illinois University BIIOWN, BARBARA FAY ..... RIVER FOREST: B.S. in Home Economics: KAPPA ALPHA THETA: Shorter Board: Torch: Maior Chairman Pep Rallies Illini Union Committee 131: Maior Chairman Music Hours Illini Union Committee 131 BIIUCKER, DORRENCE BERNELL ..... CROPSEY: B.S. in Agriculture: GARNER HOUSE: Agri- cultural Economics Club: Illinois State Normal University BIYER. JACK EDWIN ..... OREGON: B.S. in Mahagamahl, THETA xl: Alpha Kappa Psi WEGOWY, WILLIAM RAYMOND ..... CHICAGO: as. in Metallurgical Engineering.: Newman mundation Student Council 131: M.l.S.: Navy Pier Extension of the University of ITIOIS IUCN, ANDREW LAWRENCE ..... MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, OHIO: B.S. in Management: NEW- MAN HALL: Accountancy Club: Finance Club: Society for the Advancement of Man- agement: Western Reserve University IUCHANAN. GORDON JEAN . .... LEROY: B.S. in Elaeirieal Engineering: A.l.E.E.-l.P.E. Il'C'I ElT,SUE.cARoLYN ..... SPRINGFIELD: B.A. in L.A.s.: Pl BETA PI-Il: Torch: Shi-Al: The llllo ll, 21: Illini Union Committee 121: Freshman Council: Smith College BUCK EVAN LA - - - ' - vv -Na- ' ' ' - - - RCHMONT, NEW YORK: B.S. ln Chemical EnglneerlnQi TOANQOI a See: Phi Kappa Phi: Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Chl Sigma.: Mails and Bauble: Phi Lambda Upsilon: University Theatre Manager 12, 31 4Jf2Ug'Ye'5'1 Theatre Crew: A.I.Ch.E. 1I1: University Chorus 1l,2,31: l'I0n0 5 Dev ll' ' l' n Bu Ve'5'lY of Illinois Scholarship Key 131 lllll ' . - Amo'----SURABAJA, INDONESIA: a.s. in L.A.s., uaivaraiiv of Indonem BIIESINGE , HQ. R. RICHARD LEE . . .l TAYLORVILLE: B.S. in.Physical Educatloni?6A:rlEPl-FSA 5lIgIlAIRnOICi A. ani? 5Cr0ll: llllnl UNION Committee 12, 31, MBIOV: All' Force Society ia, 41 IUGG5 , . lf. AIEVIN EDGAR ..... BERWYN: B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering? .NEWQ'I'TIIEmIJ'?I'I Bu 'A's'7 MOYTOY1 Junior College: Navy Pier Extension of the University 0 NRMEsrER , . ANOR: Alpha 'TGFNE ROBERT ..... MILFORD: as. in Agriculture: LOOKOUT M HU Alpha: Agricultural Education Club 473 i I V iw- 'w Q L 1 1 ,, -- -. '25 ' X' ., la' 'li l ' . ff' lx -L 'J . A as-A , , gtg- J, ,, X ,Q- Q3: ,-v ik. ,, 71 :ff I ,'i' IA I x v V. cg :X ,- , dl Us TINY X O G' rv' -'vm - T W- ' I A ., T ' 9 :- , T' ' .,. '.. I lf E. .fl I E I, i gkih I I . 1 ' 1 l i 1 ,F Y C11 CT l 'Wi I sf F if Q .Ute , E : !':2' ,Q ' , . f it 'T f 4 v. A YN I,,- 5,-4':i:,.,:g - . fflilzil 7, . 3 ,,l F'll I liili-X l i s i k.-2-1 4 T' l if M ,.. Ii' fe af ' I ' 311, f' 13 Av Fx ' L , 1 'T 'I ' ' x rx 6, :Q ' H ' :WY -.1 i ,ul ' f E A P I 'I 6 1 111, ' I A . I ' :T V ,- - if fm? :ta in, V ' fs s 1 f a f lfk feggia 'K+ ' 'I T5 4 ' .xy 1, A T ,L A if V AJIJQ- 1 .. .V 43, I 3' E' Q 4-3 S I 2 19,1 , V 21 -1-.9 , P L A f . i ff? W 13 ,.. 3' 5: lr I ' n rl , ry ,,,,g 'Z ,il i t Ii L I '42, i it it . 'I .. . R , y 3. J . Q i Y? ii ' M1 ut- l , 4 Q ' 'C I 2- I rim f . - rr ' A 3 is ' 'i' -64 I 17 I 'Q' vb , I' 4,45 - 'Q ni . i ii kill 1.1 ,A if, 1 .nfl I a ',Ml'3 liwlf .. fi . I Q57 ' rg U tl' S 3 ii ' X at 1 l a st' I 4, M S U r a RLOS HERNAN ECGOTA, D. E, COLOMBIA: 5,5 in Aman BUIYRAGO, CA I A x I C A CC,..'.,f,-CL. N35 Colombia Association of .Stud.m E lvtfhl 1,9- , ' :..,. M, L-n,,2r5.1x at the Andes ol Eogota ' I' Nulingi mi h QL,-NGN, 5.5. in Mechanical Engineering: FLAGS BUNTING R5.LP,1,,H p., C ...ii Tau S-mmm Y..'.l.C.A. Committee IJI: Dgscipyes Fruigsf: Ig, in , A, 'f ,g S,A,E,7 Hcttcrs Day Il, 2, 33 u'u5S1ug,n, , ROSE y 4 n CHICAGO- 5.5. in El-:rncntarv Education: U 5U'D'C Joi? ng-'55 -, tum,-,I Flu- Anson Delta Pip Alpha Lambda Delta: l1N,1t ,fl 'iyt ,e .3 r Jody,-,c,, Stridrgnt CCutwoil ill, -Sl: Student Naygmdvgrdlilt I J Hcecq Day in University of Illinois Stholgfmipxfrmk, C N manor .norm noaerzt ,... NIE FOREST! BIS' in A9'ICUl'U'0' Aoriwtrurtl BUR Q b, ,Lyn W, Ri i.- .ind mini Cir-is ' ff-wi., E k ','.'RSHALl.- BA. in thc -loathing of Social Studies: SHEQV A BURNEYT' ANN A': 't ilw-1,3 Illini Urttcn CCHUUIIICC l'5l Noob ACD-PI aurzntorit, RICHARD GEORGE VTEEPORT, 5.5, in turns. auatora, ntcmxrzo CHARLES ...., nAnvARo,- 5.5. in Annu-urine, mu ILAPPA gpgiim ,IAi,,V,,,. gQC,mn1.q, Clubg Southern Illinois University IW MARY LOU , . . , Cl-lAi'.lPAlGNg B.S. in SpcechACorreCtiong GAMMA pm f BUSH' psyd Icrgri, Alpha Lambda Delta, Zeta Phi Eta, The lllio ll,2,3l, .5 .'.'i,.NMC,' Fmimintion Student Council IQ, 3, -:ig Honors Day tl, JI M' mug, noserzt ALEX ..,.. WAUKEGANg B.F.A. in tnduirrznt Design, GRANADA , . BU f,r-:i,- Qt tllu1,tr.wtors. Concert Band IQ- 3, -Il: Football Marching Band n'cgLl5. Piggy Ri-qirttutilnl Band Ill E BUTTS, CLARK FOREST . . . . BROADVIEW: Bbthelor ol Architecture, DELTA TAU UNH. 3, Goyiu. 5c,,,,,Q,5 Capt., Army ROTC 13, .ttf A.l.A,g Honors Day llllg Iowa gm, hi., nuns, oavto NIAL ...,. niumosttaim, s.A. an t.A.s., CAMPUS vtsw LODGE: runt- Enrension ol the University of Illinois BUYER, JAMES GIBSON ..,.. FLOSSMOOR: 8.5. in Electrical Engineering: A,l.E,E,-Ill NM Pier Extension ol thc University ol Illinois BYDAL, BRUCE AIFRED ..... MOUNT PROSPECT: 5.5. in Chemical Er1gincerinqgNOlllN0,'l1 Sirirrm T-lu 13, -tip A.I.Ch.E.g Lawrence College BYRON, SHARON ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Elementary Education, llNCOlN AVIMII mr' DENCEg University RC-limous Council l2lg Hillel Foundation Student Count-I ZR, Bw Pier Alumni Association, Student National Education Association: Navy Iv Im sion of the University ol Illinois CABLE, BARBARA DOROTHY ..... MCHENRY: 8.5. in L.A.S.: SIGMA SIGMA SIGN. bury Foundation Studen! Council IQ, Blg French Club, Navy Pict CIUHINQY . Navy Pier Extension ol the University ol Illinois CADE, DAVID JOHN ..... ,lOllETg UA. in L.A.S.g PHI GAMMA DELTA: Slthltm, H0535 Sl-ull and Crfgzcf-nt, Illini Union Committet' Il, Ylg Y.M.C.A. Committtl II. H W' lnlerlralernity Council lllg House President ldf: Student Senate ll. 7. 1I:CU l ' on Student Aflairs l2lg Coordination Committee l2lg Freshman Covmrl: N55 if Siilvcomrnitter: ll, 23, Alumni Association Board Ill: Freshman Wed CGIHJW' fi Illini Board ol Cont'ol 13, -Ilg IAS Council ll, 215 Military Ball Corvlbitbtllfii Air Force rtotc txt, ni, Air Force Council in, Armed Forces Council. Pm-U'4f Arnold A-r Society IJ, -tlg Younct Republicans Club CALLAHAN, Anrrtun mmcts ..... CHICAGO: 9.5. in Mananomentg 'IHEIA KMA MLW' KNIJD0 PSI: Illini Union Committee I3l: Intramural Manager l'J,4lJ Ilbnd 13.-tl: Socrrrty Ior the Advancement ol Management: PCYIMIW l'0 lI'r5' Band ll,2lg Navy Pier E-tenfion ol the University ol Illinoix CALLIHAN, noocsn warns ..... ROCKFORDg e.s. in Accountancy: two Mah W- U' -'HCV Clubg Honor-. Day ll, 33 CAMENISCH, GARYIWAYNE . . . . WASHINGTON: HA, in L.A.S.: SAIYR Housfinuabn wrrw Co lr-rw CAMP. :mice tes ...,. CHICAGO, as in in-nic Educaliong Atvnrx omtcnou rr, torn, The mn, 12.31. una-.wary crtoar in, rnndrsnnt chown t41:0 '?, 1, Ur-Rnuw University cms-neu. auteur rusozrucx ,... . PARK moss. as. in Pnyiaut cavutwr-: WV' 'f PIfo. Vlwwfnl Education P.'..1ior: Club ll cam-sm, GLENN Montcomsnv ..... Cutcaooi as. in Financr: BACHYIQR 3 '1 - WN Ciuli. Honor: Day lllg Navy Pier Extension ol tho Uftvv!'V'V . wink' CAMPO. MICHAEI JASPER ..... ew.-rvrvt, as, in Engineering Fhy1iCl:PI'Yf'a ' fifn' -I, '.'.'f-sw-rn Mirhigan Collcqeg Illinois Instituto ol Tech00l0U1 Mgr!! CUNA Slllff 'JOAN . . . DlXONg as, .n einninnrrny iducation: Pl HUA 'mi I 'J I . 'Il'-IW lhtvlafin Delta, Campus Chest l2lg H0I'I04l DIY urn CUGNONI. IOM!! tnov , . . str-urnorit. 8.5. in auianeii Adm-riir'fl'5 ' 'V CHU- IIYAFQHKQOQN I . . -'-Dsnzvitte. ns. .n Home Economic!! UNCUW Ms 1'- 4 H r1i1 Cr-fu 'ty , ull' cntson, Attcs azvenv .... atom, rats, .n ginninninry eauwroq: MIIARQV 1 fi -fr 7.1. tJn.,.-r1.1-, 1h,,,g,,, CHN, 113: y'w.C,A, Cabin!! Ill! ' .. .mn 'L P:f,r.tAnrf, ttt,,,,,, 5,,,,C Uni.,,:,u,y 474 QARISON' Ag fl I 5ARl50N' CIE DA ctntsort. UKISON- Nj QAKISONI R9 l gntsorft. RC Cnwcrthil QNNANAN. frilui. NII fraction. cxnott, vi CAIIII, MA CAIIII, NA UNY, RAY CAIUSO, .li CAIIY, IAII Cl-IIINS, I utsiov, r warm, ri-mottu ill-PIN, It l.nq,pMAN cN.,MAN Wtrrtin latin' D Gnu. WI IS. in Aer O . Students: rltistlfggl EGQE, hi. LAGG H Iiziples Fou?qld2:ignT?:U5eta ent ion: LINC Delta: Unix?elilsIltyA'ilENUE 'I National Ed .heatre s Scholarship Uggyloft As. ' Agricult ' ural Econ . Omics ties: SH ERWOOD LODGE. KU KAPPA EPSILON: Ag. ININIA PHI BETA- 5 llr 2: 31. Associale 2 Dev II, 31 in: GRANADA CLUB. 50, ching Band U, 2, gil 0, DELTA TAU DELTA: Gay. y i31: Iowa State College VIEW LODGE: Navy Pier ring: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.: Navy gineering: NOBLE HOUSE: LINCOLN AVENUE RESI- Student Council I21: Navy ciation: Navy Pier Exten- X SIGMA SIGMA: Canter- avy Pier Cheerleader II1: TA: Sachem, President ISI: . Committee II, 21: JUTIIOI :nate il, 2: 31: Commlllee Ian Council: N.S.A. Senate nan Week Committee IY1: Ball Committee I41: Col-I :es Council, President I4Ii TI-IETA KAPPA PI-II:'AlPl'1 Q3, 41: Second Re9'm9 'fa Pershing Rifles Il,2li ple' Dis i Beta Alpha Psi? Accounl' :YR HOUSE: Florida soiiiii- DNIICRON Pl: 5lC! 'a Alplia orus 641: Oratorio 50C'e1' :al Education: Phi Epsllon M5 Phi Eta ELOR AR 7 ' '. siiiliiiil University of IIlin0'i tics: Physics Society: Plesl' echnoIoQY 'I BETA PHI: Torch' Kappa Day Il: 21 nistratiorl :Est- if LINCOLN AVENUE TA DEW . , DELTA DELCA. Com acbrinet I4If Y'W' R GERALD ..... ELGIN: B.A. in L.A.S.: PH of iiiw,,::oi.biii im: a:i2ri.5.iLi:fMi::We-ef I ' ' ' . ' ef - lg?-its Glee Club C I I JI em: Council' Presldefll i41: First Lieut., Arms ROTC RLES VICTOR ..... LOMBARD: B.S. in A ' If 7 - , CARISUN' cliiitld and Furrow: Navy Pier Extension of the SEE:-lerlslhif Qglllllizldiral Economlcs Club: LEE ..... LOCKPORT: B.S. in Mecha ' l E ' ' . - . CARLSON' Dlllldligt Junior College mca ngmeermg' P' Tau S'9 nai A-5-M-E-: RLSQN NANCY ANN ..... KANKAKEE: B.S. in Home Economics. SHERWOOD LODGE H CA ' Economics Club: Honors Day 131: Beloit College ' 7 ome ERT GIDEON ..... ORION: B.S. in Chemist : THE MAN . . . CARlS0N,Rgx1i Lambda Upsilon: Wesley Foundation Student Councilslggll AA.lCJgE'ClA ISCT1nEai Honors Day I31 ' SON ROBERT STANLEY ..... GENEVA: B.S. in Marketing' Illini Campus Amv t P CARI. 1 202: Illini Sportsman's Club: Marketing Club: Aurora, College: Northern Rlinoilstsigiz University ' CARMICHAEL HERBERT WAYNE ..... HEYWORTH: B.S. in Agriculture: ALPHA GAMMA RHO. ' - 'I Th tr Crew iI1:S.N.I.B. iI,21: PI is P C - , - . ' lJXFril,RrRCglTC IDE 415: Hoof and Horn Club OW Oy rom ommmee tal' First hem N, LEE ANN ..... MOUNT VERNON: B.S. in Home Eco ' : ALPHA OMI . CARNAHA The Daily Illini U1: Illini Union Committee i'l,21: Univlecidslilsfs Theatre Managgrog University Theatre Crew il, 21: Terrapin CI1 ' ' NICHOLAS JOHN ..... CHICAGO: B.s. in Accountanc : ri-IETA CHI: w .N .5 . . CMMS' chem: The Illio II,2,3,41: Junior Interfraternity Codlncil iI1: Second ?LieLit.,eeAriay ROTC I3, 41: Phi Chi Eta 13, 41: Honors Day U1 iiIzosA, ALFREDO ..... BUCARAMANGA, COLOMBIA: B.S. in Civii E ' ' , BROWERY, CAR Chi Epsilon: A.S.C.E.: Colombian Students Club: University ofnSihlieeeAl?c?es: American University CARROLL, PATRICIA MARABETH ..... HARVEY: B.S. in the Teaching of French: CHI OMEGA: Shorter Board: Shi-Ai: Illini Union Committee iI,21: Star Course Manager II,21: Panhellenic Executive Council 131: Freshman Council U1: Panhellenic Ball Committee CI1: French Club: Skull and Crescent Queen CARTER, MARY DELL ..... LEWISTOWN: B.S. in Physical Education: STRATFORD HOUSE: W.A.A. il,21: Panhellenic-W.G.S. Coordinating Committee L41: Terrapin II,2, 31: American Recreational Society U. of I. Student Chapter: Young Republicans Club CARTER, NAMAN RAY ..... CHRISTOPHER: B.S. in L.A.S.: DELTA SIGMA PHI: Junior Inter- fraternity Council i21: Lieut., Army ROTC i3, 41: Phalanx I3,41: A.I.Ch.E.: Illini Sportsman's Club: Young Republicans Club CARTY, RAYMOND .IAMES .IR ...... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: Illini Campus Amvets Post No. 202: Navy Pier Extension of the University oi' Illinois CARUSO, JEROME CARMEL ..... OAK PARK: B.F.A. in Industrial Design: PHI KAPPA: Phi Eta Sigma: Society of Illustrators: Illini Union Committee iI1: Honors Day Il,2, 31: Uni- versity of Illinois Scholarship Key CASEY, LARRY LEE ..... BINGHAM: B.S. in Agriculture: Alpha Zeta: Y.M.C.A. Committee il, 21: Second Lieut., Army ROTC i3, 41: Field and Furrow: Honors Day C21 CASSENS, ROBERT GENE ..... DIXON: B.S. in Agriculture: NOBLE HOUSE: Phi Kappa Phi: Alpha Zeta: Phi Eta Sigma: Field and Furrow: Hoof and Horn Club: Honors Day il, 2, 31: University of Illinois Scholarship Key CASSIDY, PATRICK EDWARD ..... EAST MOLINE: B.S. in Chemistry: ALPHA CHI SIGMA: House President 131: A.C.S.: Augustana College CATANIA. FRANK ANGELO ..... CHICAGO: B.E.A. in Advertising Design: A.I.A.: New Pier Extension of the University of Illinois Cl'AN0lER. THOMAS ROBERT ..... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN: B.A. in L.A.S.: SIGMA NIJ! Ma' W3fI'D-3: Sachem: Skull and Crescent: Phi Eta Sigma: Y.M.C.A. Board of D6reCt0rS l3,41: Y.M.C.A. Cabinet i2, 31, President I41: Y.M.C.A. Committee ll,2, 3,,41: 535215 Chest i21: Student Senate i2, 31: Committee on Student AFFairs i31i EFISIQY1: N i3:41: Navy Council U1 CHAPIN, JOAN ELIZABETH ..... EVANSTON: Bachelor of Architecture: DELTA ZETAE GBEDLIEQ Alpha Alpha Gamma: Illini Union Committee Il:2:31i A'l-A-F Young epu ' Club: Honors Day U1 CHAPMAN, EARNEST LAVERIE ..... PAXTON: B.S. in Agriculture: Alpha Phi Omega CHAPMAN. JOHN ARTHUR ..... GREENFIELD: es. in Agricultural Eneineeringi A-5-Af' CHASTAIN. WILLIAM Eivimnt ..... ROCHESTER: B.S. in Civil Engineering: FORBES HOUSE: A-S-C-E.: iviiiiikiri university CHI . : IES' DONNA RAE ..... SPRINGFIELD: B.s. in Education: STRATFORDIHCjlf5EgU132'S'ANal?6:3l Eratorio Society i31: Uni-Baptist Foundation Student Council I3, If CH ducatron Association: Ottawa University l - ' ' I : N' WA' VYRN. . . . CI-IICAGO, B.S. in Chemistry: STRATEORD HOUSEQUJ1':i Sg?'Uk5l'ggn22s DIN Christian Fellowship i31: A.C.S.: German Club:.Cl'j 959 U e cms ay i2li NaVY Pier Extension of the University of IIIIFIOIS H . ' F - om' trait KEN' - - - i - PARK FOREST: es- A'P'r iiiiii.t.?:.K2!ii:.a.::ip Keaton Student Council i3,41: Honors Day iI,2:31i University 0 475 4 ' f' 1 I is i,, r 8 5 . ... .Mt A' X ' I lf law Z? Q TT 1' . Alb. 'RQ If ,if N:- r X . Qi? at PN I . A f N - I I' .fl ? V I, ., 2 .. 15, 4, - . .3 vm .V fi.. 7. v 6 1, .za 1, S ai I Q ' -L liaise 'rf T' T' If ui it sf it, A yllqi 1 ,j ig A ,per ! , fl? J 'Q 1 1 -' ist I I it y ' . A . I :A ' I I ,E I ' Q: as 'bv Ei I Q- . if. - T' I t .af 'D I . I N ef: :Def ' 53 cw -, 3 A A gn. - I 3-I , Q' I3 A in ' ,X E7 fb 'L' C v 5 CHUDEK CHVAL, CICIGOI CISARIK CLAFLIN. CLANCY CLARIDGE THOMAS DOCKLER .,... KNOXVILLE: 5.5. an Amnagenienv, Illini C,.,,,,,, CLARK JERRELL DALE ..,.. SESSER: B.S. in Accountancy: COLLEGE HALL: Home Pruidrr ll I CLARK JOHN BELL ..... SYCA-MORE: B.S.. in Chemistry .anCi Mznhemolicxg ALMA uni W CLARK, Juov MARGARET ..... CHAMPAIGN: B.s. in Izlcmcmafy Baumann, KAPPA wn CLARK, More MARILYN ..... CHICAGO: 5.5. in L.A.s.: ALLEN HALL: Navy Piev AI.,...III., CLARK, CLARK, CLARK, RICHARD CRAIG .... , RIO: B.S. in Agriculture: Agricultural Economic! Club CLAUSER, CAROL JEAN ..... EVANSTON: B.A. in 1l'Ic Teaching oi Socill S1udivi:AlF0l CLAYCOMB, GORDON MONROE ..... CHILLICOTHE: B.S. in Aoronnuliul EWHIGW4 B '- CLEARY, JOANN MARIE ..... BLOOMINGTON: B.S. in L.A.S.: MCKINLEY HALL: GNFU' CLEVENGER, COWLES LEE . . . . FREEPORT: B.S. in Agriculture: LUNDGREN HOUYIUWH CLEVER, ROBERT LYNN ..... BATAVIA: B.A. in Ihc Teaching ol Social Slvdiil: a 'Aho CLOVER, PATRICIA JEAN ..... EAST ST. LOUIS: B.A. in 'hc Teaching of SociolS9uJ5ll1uw COADY. ELAINE ..... SPRINGFIELD: 8.5. in raw: Educalion: CHI OMEGA: S5900 W' COBB. RICHARD ELLSWORTH ..... WESTERN SPRINGS: B.F,A. in lndutiflil onaful U COCHIAN, HOWARD EUGENE ..... LAWRENCEVILLE: 8.5, in AccovnIlNYf ou SQ. comv. uosamnv ANNETTE ..... CHAMPAIGN: a.A. in L,A.s.: Phi 'UW' 51,11 Q3 column, MARY uzL:u ..,.. cmisseuncg ILS. in Journnlism: ALPHA GUM' 'ups 9 cocswm. cuunc ..... CHAMPAIGN: 5.5, an GMWI enganmang: Dill' 'WM comm. muon was . .... CHICAGO- a.s. in L.A.s.- roness 476 CNF c0NfN'R T LA COWORN. I S lil BARBAJ C CO COLE- JAMES: coli. PATRIC l JI coIEMA '- I 4 coiuus. RN COLVIN, CAI gcwoord. R4 CONT, ROBE come, LOUI QQNNELLY. KONNORS, I COOKSEY, I COOLIY. M COOIII, I: coom. II zooms, coou, ng C0914 wg, CON. ALI C0IIIgg' A COUMQH' CODNILLE CWMILI COIILLLQ KOLTIN' I Delta 5' Illini, 'ilmfff Tile aVY Pie, DELTA, - olee ClUi'i'2a4lAIpha HALL: DallY Pro. Alpha Delt . Associatibnslganai Extension 02 'Lf' e Mortar Board, Torch I 2, 33, A . : .Phi ScholarZhlirSlal2iyEgg0' Engineering: ALP CBI Sigma: Phi av H121 31: University I tI'5 Illini Campus Amvel S ALL5 House President C41- hematics5 ALPHA KA Alpha Phi Omega, Pipm Football Marching Band t Council C2, 3, 41: Hamm Education5 KAPPA KAPPA ner 0,215 Y.W.C.A. Cam. .5 Navy Pier Alumni Asso. ty of Illinois -MAC LODGE5 Agriculture State Normal University !'e5 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA: 415 Pershing Rifles U15 So- Economics Club Social Studies5 ALPHA Xl ew C215 St. Olaf College :nautical Engineering: 309 Gymnastics SqUaCli CBP'-I INLEY HALL: Qmega PW sleyan Universltvi Unlvel' DGREN HOUSE: Field and Social Studies: El PAllOl . - . HA f S ial Studies, ALP, leo Illigc Cl: 2, 33, AS5 C'a'e . Iota: EGA5 Sigma AlPha . iffy ill: Illini Umor Com Iustrial Design: A'l'A' :ountanCYi CH.l PSII Illini 3,435 Phi Chl fa la Al Ef' .' - I3 ra Phi Kappa Ph lllll2,gli lub: Honors DBY ' '-A'i A GAMMA nIE,LlrfZgff l2ll Har Course 5 SILONI DELTA KAPPA EP Pier A l :l USE: NNY Unit Cliixtensivfl of 'he ONALD Eu . . . WEST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY' B S in Jo I c0llf R The oailv'liIini ia, 41 ' ' ' ma limi Sigma Delta Chi, RY EUGENE ..... CARPENTERSVILLE: B.S. in L.A.S.. TOWNHOU 'Yi golilll Um.. A 1 P st No. 202, III S I ' . . SE, A.S.c.E., Col ' glgtlcfzlgnlilgrniggvssivefshy of Marylangnl portsmans Club, Spanish Club5 Univer- A I YLoR ..... BARRINGTON, is.A. in L.A.S., SI-I . . , c0lE,BAR5Ag:m:1Q,ee C115 McKinley, Foundation Student CouncilElCg1cO?r2nLhDDglEib.lll1T'. Hmoff -.ig Club' President C415 Bowling Green State University5 Laval University U ' lm' Sk' UEL ..... PARK FOREST5 B.S. in A I , cole' 'lAMEsfr:Ql'Il1ity Executive Council C217 Accountancy Clgbn amy Al-PHA slGMA PHl7 lmer' MCKEE ..... BARRINGTON5 B.S. in Recre i' , SI-IERW , . colE'PA,RlEgfe1 Theatre Crew U15 Y-W-C-Ay Commllfee ll, 21? llllllOmen's GEi?LClLl.IElTgT'-I-Un'Ve.r' . C217 American Recreational Society U. of I. Student Chapter ' errapm I n . . . ' a 0 av HELEN ..... MORTON GROVE, s.A. in Je I , PH , .Q .. L COLEMAN, Jgaily Illini C2. 3, 415 llllnl Union Committee C2,315 Thgaglll Cl15lUAI'Llhl1L-zrglllliyh Tfhe Crew C215 University Chorus U15 Greek Week Committee C31 Y ea re l' f Ai-,il CHARD BURR .... -. ROCK ISLAND, B.S. in Account , SIGMA , COLLINS, Rlcrescenn pni Eta Sigma, Beta Alpha Pei, House Pfeaiileiil ist, SfUaLlXla1J'S2lEllle ' Committee on Student Dlsclpllne C415 Freshman Council5 Honors Day CI, 2, 31 ' AROLE LOU CHICAGO BS In Home Economl . ..-- 2 -- ' :ALPHAOMI . -- cowlu' C Union Committee C215 Star Course Manager U15 Orchgsis C11 CRON Pl' llllm I I N, ROBERT LEWIS ..... ROCKPORD, l3.S..in Finance: ALPHA SIGMA PHI, U ' ' I mmm Theatre Crew U15 lnteffrafefnlfy Council CI, 415 House President C415 FinanEeveCIl,lg BERT DEXTER ..... SALEM, B.S. in Agfieulfufe, SATYR5 D ' P e i' Cl ia, ' I CONE' no and Furrow: Hoof and Horn Club5 Centralia Junior Colleggy ro UC lon U Fled LOUIS MICHAEL .... . CALUMET CITY5 B.S. in Industrial Ed t' 5 DAS HAUS5 AI h CONN' Eta Rho5 House President C415 Industrial Education Sociellym lon p a CONNELLY, SARA JEAN ..... PETERSBURG5 B.S. in Elementary Education5 KAPPA DELTA5 University Theatre Crew CI, 215 Y.W.C.A. Committee C3, 415 Campus Chest C215 Student National Education Association CONNORS, CHARLES EDWARD ..... CHAMPAIGN5 B.S. InYAccountancy5 Accountancy Club COOKSEY, LARRY DEAN ..... CENTRALIA5 B.S. in Mechanical Engineering5 Southern Illinois University5 Centralia Junior College COOLEY, MARY CARR ..... ROCKFORD5 B.S. in Elementary Education5 DELTA GAMMA5 Illini Union Committee U15 University Theatre Manager C215 University Theatre Crew CI15 llllgreek C21 COOPER, DONALD EUGENE .... . COLLINSVILLE5 B.S. in Accountancy5 DELTA TAU DELTA5 Illini Union Committee C2, 315 Accountancy Club COOPER, ROSALIND, .... CHICAGO, B.S. in L.A.S., LINCOLN AVENUE RESIDENCE, Illini Union Committee Cl, 21 COORDES, DONALD REINHARD ..... DANFORTH5 B.S. in Agfieulfufe, Agricultural Education Club5 Honors Day C31 mls, ROBERT EDd B. . . HAVANA5 B.S. in Agriculturef Alpha Tau Alpha, Agricultural Edv- catlon u Wifi WINSLOW FOSTER ..... RANTOUL5 B.S. in Electrical Engineering, PHI KAPPA SIGMA: Intramural Manager C215 A.l.E.E.-I.R.E.5 Illinois Wesleyan UnIverSItY CORK' MAN BRLICE - .... ROCKTON: B.S. in Restaurant Management: DEI-TA UP5llONf Unl' T Ve'5lIY Theatre Crew CI, 215 Star Course Manager CI, 21 C0 . . . RLIS5, JOHN GRAHAM ..... CHICAGO5 B.S. in Industrial Eng.IrIeerIng5 ACACIA, llgllesbx Eg? BaUble: University Theatre Manager C2, 3, 41: UI'llVGl'SliY Tllealre, Creglfnl 'U El:-,jf gil ROTC C315 Military Council C2, 315 Ordnance Club l3Ii P9l'5ll '9 ' ES ' ' ' ard and Blade C2, 31 CQR . . . Nm' Ewil BUTLER JR ...... LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY: Bachelor of Music, XCPIQ llilvdftlplta co 5Irtfonla5 University Theatre Cast C415 Spring Musical C41: UfllV9l'SllY 0 er' U V Il . - . NME' JAMES FRANK ..... WEST FRANKFORT5 B.S. in AccountancY: Sigma Delta PM Af oUmanCY Club: Centenary College COSTA! . . ILE' HGENE ANTHONY ..... CHICAGO- B.S. in AccountancY: House PfeS'de ' l2' 37' COUMBUCY Club: Illini Campus Amvets Post No. 202 . . L - RRY ALLEN SOUTH HOLLAND BS in Marketing' FORBES HOUSE' Ma' el coslfllb. TE - ..... 5 . . . f - - I' ' com Ing Club, Varsity -I-rack Squad KU: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Il IDOIS N, RI CHARD JAMES ..... CHICAGO- B.S. in Marketing: llllnl CMPUS Amvels pgs' No' 1 . I g?2IIllIllar.l'elln9 Club: University of Wisconsin: NaVY ple' Exlenslon of lhe Umversl Y nols 'vlan 1-it I v I-v1,g' , ,mg 1 Crgf., , A-. 'Lev' I. If fj 'RL fate ,Lf Qs.. 1 C . 1 .e YF' 5X ff, RE L ag fs! A I I J xwf L. f L ,X A . -3:5 X 449' ,,,.,,, R , - A , 'tr .F xg ., Cx. , nr li f lit 2 ' ,, ' 'V 1: 'U' , i I .. ' WD Q c , 9 -' - 7 I T3 I S if -d . 5, f--an : ff ,An Va I L.. X' In I I I I 1. I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I I I S I 2 I '7 I I Q, II Q, I - I A , bf' , - I I. . I. 5 If I uv W 'l . YJ' I I 4' 9 I 5? -L? 'lf I H I 2 ,. I ,. 7' I X . I 'IA K 4' 1 H 543 N A 4 l 1 F D 'I 1 K N 1? 49D .4 0 0- 31- , , in an P 4- V v 36 , 'I-II GW 5.5. 'n L.A.S.: FORBES HUUS - . ww GOHPPH Ivkflr. I. my .II N.SI'I2:5 ' .QI-, f I If l vw REER . . . . '.'.ILL'.AUxEE, WISCONSIN: Bachelor I A . COURIEAU D0Nfmf,Ff,., I.,--II new rl -IIA.: Honors DIIICIQ, Qfh'f,':f: I-.I Yf 'Eli' :Im VN 5.5. I M-:Ia 'c I E ' I , COWARD GEORCIE ZLLEJTE .S A Z HCV2TbCDM xl I1 L I III a I19InCCr 119. COLLEQQ HAM .QI VARIL- 5: .II EIcIIIcIII-Irv EdI.Ic.uIcnI QHERWOOD N . ' A . v . Cox canol AN X- II, I .:- L'nxL-15415 Tlwnirc Crew III, Ncwmmr , wwffrl ' NV- :Wi ,, Il: Grqgrw SIAII3 UnIvIgr5IIy Dyna. 'U' 54, COX ROYAL LEE EIGGDI-'ILLE 5.5. .II Acccunhwncy: Chi G-Ilvma lou: Accow-mv .. ,. ,. f I I I l qua . , . . . ., VID ROWA-H A FEQRIN ES. III CILII FIIgIm:r:rIng- Sigma T5 5 gh' A CMG DA J, ,,.,,I, RQIQ 3 I- A.5.c.E.- HQIIOIS my gay U 'Ea' I' 5- , , , , FRINCETON ELS. In lI'lI3rI.L'Iingg PSI UPSILQNUM T N, WARREN TRUE JR. . g l CREVIS O -Im., ,,',,..,., I FII-1.I'III.In V.Ir5IIy Baaeball Squadg Marks,-IIng Clvb ' vm cuwroszo, noasnr PHILIP ...,. FALL mvsn, r.IA5sACHusgI1s. as .II I0,,,,,,I,,, Vw, ngugi VIII Alpha II-.0137 SIQIIILI Della Clwrg The Darly IlIInI I2, JI: Cuhpn Og. I' g,,,,IX.,-3.1 VMIII-, f1.y5ujLj.Ill Squad: Varsny Track Squad IQJ5 WILL D. AI, MNA L FMIIIIIIIQII SIIIIQIII Cconml II, 2, 3, .ilg Frcslwman Week Commlngq I-31 MT: III,-I III- CK-I' I-.IPGU ' I CROLL, DIANE . , . GLfNVlE'.'. US, In JOLJIIIAIISIUZ ALPHA DELTA PI: Alphg ljghbd. sth TM- I2'Io I IIIIIII UIII-an CQIIIIIIIIIICIQ ll. fl: Ullivcrsily Thcalrc Crew HIL S., cad .'.'..II-.Im-I I, Q, WFGU IDT: Honors Day Ill CROOKS, CLARENCE JAMES JR ...... PEORIA: B.A. In L.A.S.: ALPHA PHI ALPHA, Ing.. FI.:e.III-II: I.:', Dqlm SIqm.1 Ornicronf Junior Bar Associariong Rho Epplong 504,-, 1, III AclI..wcqmIgnI QI h'I.umQuIII0rIIg 'NPGU CROSBY, CAROL ANN ,,... KANKAKEE B,S. HT Business Educmiong BUSEY HAIL- U,,.,,,,,, TI'IgII'I-,I Crm-. III' Bosinuss Educarion Clubg Sludcril National Education CML bum-, If.I,I Il, 2, 3: Llmvcrsny ol Illinois Scholarslwip Key CROSS, JOHN SCHOLL ,.,.. BELLEVILLEQ B.S. In L,A,S,g LAMBDA CHI ALPHAg Sm gr-Lggwci JIIII.cI InII-rlI.uIcrnII-,' Coorwcil III, House Prcsidcnl I-ilg l.U,S.A. Buberdxopgm 1, Hcucrz Day IQI CUMMINS, DONALD PAUL . . . . MONTICELLOg B.S. In Mcclmnical Enginporing CUNNINGHAM, MARY JO ...,. GEORGETOWN: 5.5. In Home Economics: 4-N HOUSE, VIII CI-IIaIIzIIrIfI- PI, W,A.A. Il, 2 3, -515 PanI'IuIlI:nic W.G,S. Coordinnmg Cornnmpq .L k'I'vIII:f FoLInd.xIIon Srodcnl Council Il, 2, 3, dlp All-Ag FIcId Day Cornrrmn 1, Flo.-.lzoy Prom COIIIIIIIIIUJ ll, 2, JI: 5Y'lO'BDll COITWFITITICC II, -Ilg Home ECOGOH-K1 Cm LIIIIc Umhgd Nnlrons CUNNINGHAM, PATRICIA ANNE .,... EDWARDSVILLE: 8.5. In HOITTC ECOOVOWTIOCIL lf! PLAIIIIA GAI'.If.'IA, Y,W.C.A. Commnfcc ISI: llliqrr-ck I-ll: Slcphcnl COIIQQQ CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS HENRY MACKEY ..... MARTINSVILLE' 8.5. In AQFOUUVTNII TNG' WI. LI'-I.-I. Col.. An Pom- ROTC IJ, -ily l.A.S.p Iowa Sldlc College CURRY, CHARLES FREDRICK ...., ELMHURSH B.S. in General Engineering: THETA CNl.fl9 Un-an CQIIIIIIIIIQQ Illg Y.M.C,A, COFIIYYIIIICY: Ifllg CnpI., Army ROTC Il ll: n'X'0'h 3, -3, II'-ark.:-Inmy Club CURTIS, BARBARA ASN ..... IALLAHASSEE, FLORIDAQ 8.5. in Agrlcullurtl ALLEN .WHA Htncrz .xy III cunns, nanny rossrm .... oI:IfIIIoI.IA cm, OKLAHOMAg as. in l.A,SI: KAN! 'W' I Il l'I3II:I- PIII! dr-nr I3- cusmrmo, Ioserm vmcsm ..... I.I:.IwooD. as. In L.A.S.: SIGMA PI: 'M 3 'I If I. 2. TI .llrmor IrI:r,rIr.1Ir-rniry Czwncll Illg Sludvnl SUNIU II- L Em-I-L Cf,.,4,IF.Isf-P '11, F,I,I 'VWUIH ,q,,,,y RQIC 13, ,gk Zen yum. Alpha III: r 'r.w': AILII CWIKLINSKI, RONALD JOSEPH ..... CHICAGO, 9.5. .II rmfucrang, PHI SIGMA f1'I 'II M 'PM TIIIIII III IIIIIII Il, -II, v.IIIIry Goll Squad I2. 3. ll-UW: ' NI '-'MII-I C-I-II 3III,,IfI, III.I,I--QI, IQI, r.I.IIIfIaf.n club: Honors Dov ll DANMAN. an ARTFUIR .... C-I-LL5I:URCvp as. In r.IQII.MI.f.I sngafmvim: !v0 c ' 'y 'Ulf-Ijfg , In DAIUDIN. DAVID Amrronv , . wisx CHICAGO. Im. In FIIIIIIWII Ch- GW 'dag 5' -r F -lf. l MIC Clolu, Illmr Cnmpuz Arhvcls Poll No. mzl nav' M UM' Mlhljrw I-Inv I.'.'r-IIrI5f.II, ns. In QICIIIUIIIQIY Educnrion: Pl Wawwg ' C iv! I UNI: :1 I'if'f Cor1mII!IIyry Q25 UnIvryr5IIy Thcllft CW lllI 'S 'Z ':I' 'rw n:1f,f,M,mn DANIUHN' 'Il'lf'3fI'3. B 3, In A5IrII:.1lIorr:g Morgan Pork Ju050' cd? ll one . If LIY, ELAINE .-,-zsmzra SPRINGS, 55, in Home ggmww AMI:-.Magi ,' 'M 'H III 'I UYHUY1 Ccmrmliqq H15 House pfclldifn Ill! . Vi'-r f-cI'5. rI.fg CIMI-I. 0 '05'Y- A'1'NQNT.JOSEPI1 . , IIIICOIII, Im, .n r.r..mgQIw-I: SIQNW FI , ',' 7'l1W 3'2Ifw'i '2. 3, -1,, LQIIQ-r I-SI, Fu,-ghmon VINWY MRM' DEI LIASNM' JI QAVIS, 00' QAVIS. MA MVIS, RAN IIAVIS, R0 Invrs. VII IIAVISON. DIAL, SAI NCKIR, W NINIR, I MLA CUEI DHA CUE UILONG, DIIVIAUI DIMPSIY DIHUNNI UINIY, I OINNIS, OINOIM DIPAUW Muuy, MVAI9 EJIIQNH UICANII DICKINE a:,., hwf, VUTC Ijglgl ph, Ch' Em fldj 475 HUUSE. Nav . ' P' 1. Navy Pie! Ellfgnglllumni on of elor of Arch. D ltect . aY I2, 31: Unlxzl G . ar tv of 9ineerIn9: COLLEGE HALL ion: SHER : Newmanvgg,23al,LODGE: 'on Stu. a Iota: Accountancy Club' Qma Tau: Chi Epsilon, Sec I PSI UPSILO . - . eting Club N' U 'I'e'Sllv -S. in Journalism- FOR ' I BE I I2, 31: Campus Qllesl ll? 21: WILL I3, 41: Newma' ek Committee I315 younn 9 Pl: Alpha L bd , Latre Crew II1?nStara Clisife ,LPHA PHI ALPHA: H 1: Rho Epsilon: Societyolllii l: BUSEY HALL: University tal Education Club: Honors t-ll ALPHA: Star and Scroll: .U.S.A. Barbershoppers I31: Engineering mics: 4-H HOUSE: Y.W.C.A. oordinating Committee l41: Field Day Committee l3l: , 41: Home Economics Club: Home Economics: KAPPA Stephens College . in Aeronautical Engineer- te College '1eering: THETA Cl-ll: -lllllll y ROTC I3, 41: Phi Chl EIB Agriculture: ALLEN HAl.l: in L.A.S.: KAPPA ALPHA SIGMA PI: Illini Union 3 : G eel! ent.Senate Il, Zgll Ygung 3 Sigma Alpha I I SIGMA KAPPA: llllfli IZHIZ, 3, 41, Lette' IZ 3' Al' 1: Honors DBY Ili . Corn- gineeringi Evanston . AC- - Ch' Gamma Iota: TSI 2021 HonorS DBY IZ' Si . PA SIGMAI Iielogievrifl Iiiiiipstudent Na' ell Junior College' Roosev l,lli Pl'li anomics: ALpi.ieAEEonorTl'f5 :lent I41f Hom , 'be OI Illini lGMA PI, TV' dill. lirsitt' Football Squa .lf ORES ANNE ..... FLOSSMOOR: B.F.A. in Art Education. Al-PHA CH Ant, DEI d, T Ii: Th III It, 21: S1 C , I OMEGA: D xlnrl-Isgrroggard orc e IO ar ourse Manager I2, 31: Concert and Enter- ONARD ...., CHICAGO: B.S. i L.A.S.: F , , DASKAL, JAT,loi.iEe Presiden'r,I4I: A.C.S-: German Cilub: Navy ?2TeBiESAlUr2hiSEAss2ZTet9a Beta PII Day l11: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois a 'om Honors WILLIAM ci-IARLEs ...,. UBELLEVILLE: as ' M , y DAvENFoRT'Crescent: Illini Union Committee- I2, 31: JunioIinlntgI3:2tiaTr?iTy' lalll. slziiull and Applied Arts Council I31: First Lieut., Army ROTC l3, ill: Phi Chl Eta ls ,A 'ine and for the Advancement of Management ' I' sOF'e'Y LD WYLLIE ..... WAUKEGAN: B.S. in Manag 9, SIG l DAVIS, DONllcappa Psi: Society for the Advancement of MaT1ndS2men1,Ailil1C-Liinu g,'ilILA32A' Alpha GUERITE MARY ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Sp h C ' . I DAVIS' MARtionaI Collegiate Players: University Theatre Ca:PCl3, 1D':reIElioT:2e Piiiesliidlenimlltli this.: of oND ALLEN ..... BETHALTO: B.S. in A ' It , A - . y DAVIS, RAYfgoulhem llllnols University gricu ure gricultural Education Club, OBERT ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: GARNER HOUSE: P' Ch': H - , MVIS' R Society for the Advancement of Management: Hofstra Cjlilegei N?xiJiePlZfslEcig2:,Si2Q of the University of Illinois IRGINIA MAREA ..... PONTIAC: B.F.A. in Ad t' ' D ' 7 CH . DAVIS' V Alpha Chi: Iowa State College ver Ising eslgn 1 OMEGA' Gamma DAWSON, MARI ANNE .... DANVILLE: B,S. in Elementary Education: ALLEN HALL: Danville Junior College f pm, BARBARA HAZEL ..... JENNINGS, LOUISIANA: B.A. in L.A.S.: Louisiana College DECKER, RUTH ..... CHICAGO: B.A. in. the Teaching of Social Studies: LAUREL HOUSE: The lllio II,21: Illini Union Committee I2, 31 DEENER, MILBERT CHARLES ..... EAST PEORIA: B.S. in Marketing: COLONIAL MANOR: AC. countancy Club: Marketing Club: Young Democrats Club DELACUESTA, HERNAN ..... MEDELLIN, COLOMBIA: B.S. in Civil Engineering: SIGMA TAU GAMMA: A.S.C.E. DELA CUESTA, IVAN RICARDO ..... MEDELLIN, COLOMBIA: B.S. in Civil Engineering: SIGMA TAU GAMMA: A.S.C.E.: Colombian Students Club: National University ot Colombia: Queens College DELONG, EDWARD EWING III ..... WAUKEGAN: B.S. in Journalism: DELTA TAU DELTA: Sachem: House President I3, 41: Tribe of Illini I2, 3, 41: Varsity Track Squad I2, 31, Letter I2, 31: Freshman Varsity Track Squad: Varsity Football Squad l2, 31: Freshman Varsity Football Squad: Maior, Air Force ROTC I3, 41: Arnold Air Society I3, 41: Scabbard and Blade I3, 41 DELVEAUX, ARNOLD RICHARD JR ..... .CHICAGO: B.S. in Management: Marketing Club: Society for the Advancement ot Management DEMPSEY, RONALD EUGENE ..... AURORA: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: DELTA TAU DELTA: Varsity Gymnastics Squad l2, 31: Freshman Varsity Gymnastics Squad: Fresh- man Varsity Football Squad: Lieut. Col., Army ROTC I3, 41 DEMUNNO, JIM FRANK ..... ELMWOOD PARK: B.S. in Journalism: Sigma Delta Chi: Uni- versity Theatre Cast I3, 41: WILL-TV I3, 41: Illini Campus Amvets Post No. 202: Market- lll9 Cll-lb: Navy Pier Alumni Association: Young Democrats Club: Spanish Club: Northwestern University: Navy Pier Extension of the University ot Illinois UFNBY. DELBERT ALFORD ..... GIRAPD: B.S. in Agriculture: ALPHA GAMMA PI-Io, Ma-Wan: Da: Illini Union Board I41: Maior Chairman Block I Illini Union Committee I31: IIlInI Union Committee II, 21: Men's Glee Club II, 2, 3, 41: S.N.l.B- Il, 21: All-A9 Fleld Day Committee II, 21: Plowboy Prom Committee Il, 21: Hoot and. Horn Club: g.M.CllX.l3lfommittee II1: Board of Fraternity Affairs I31: lntertraternity Executive ounci UENNIS, MARVIN DUANE ..... BYRON: B.S. in Accountancy: PI KAPPA ALPHA: Star and SCVOII: House President I3, 41: Freshman Varsity Track Squad: lnlfamvffll MGDBQEV I2, 31: IM Rec Board I2, 31: Lieut., Army ROTC I3, 41: Phi Chi Eta I3, 417 ACCOUDIBWCY Club: Honors Day II1 MY' ROBERT WILLIAM ..... ST. CLAIR, MICHIGAN: B.S. in Management: Sigma Iota EPSIIOH: Marketing Club: Society for the Advancement ot Management: Honors Day I3I: University ot Florida: University of Maryland DENO DEPAUW: JAMES FRANCIS ..... EAST MOLINE: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: NEWMAN HAI-I.: PI Tau Sigma: Saint Ambrose College DE . . - - Huw' RICHARD ARTHUR ..... GENESEO: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: Un'Ve'5'IV Ch'-'Il-'S Ill: Men's Glee Club II1: A.F.S.: A.l.Ch.E.: A.S.M.E. DEV . . AMER' 'll0NAlD LEE ..... HARVEL: as in Mechanical Engineeflngi LOOK-OUTEMANOR, suse President Ist, First Lieut., Army Rorc Ia, 41: Phalanx I3, 41: A-S-NL - DILEN . . . . , EDETTO. PArsY vINcENr . . BROOKLYN New Yoiaic, B.S. in civii Engineering, Capt-1 Army Rorc Ia, 41, seeieiy ot Americah Miiiieiy Engineers IG, 41: A-5-Ci ni A CANIO, THOMAS CHARLES Un VeI5llY of Illinois. I A I I CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: Navy Pier Extension of 'he D ICKINSONI JUDlE ANNE Alpha Chl: Illinois Wesleyan University . . . SPRINGFIELD: B.S. in Journalism: ZETA TAU ALPHA: Gamma 479 ,bl C IL!!! Q... 'v .C - 'Q f ' if f fi: A I r , - ,L-4:-A-imjj. . --an--1-:.':. - z ' . ST-iF,'i:' : g i'z:'f',i .':: :,-.gffz , . 3 f 5 I ! .f , , it Q 7-'S I ,. --if V X ,i vi 1 I l . 'af 'D Ui, ,ll I I 1 ov I N ':NfI , 'I I e-56 iq it N' 9 x f in Si It 4: .Q 1 g, D Q31 ., 1 LL L writ 4: Q Q A 6. re va: - 'E-. l I 5 All W 4 t , ar- , 1. it .1 I Q, I W Bi.. I em I L . 'T' 'ln f'A 11 .2 5 A 5 D I .441 , . I . I 'H1C'GO- 5.5, ii- Industrial Enginefringg Afhs. DICASON JON ALIEN - L A . . , L , - I . --RSM! If Y. Q U v I Amd .5 psf. NJA :C-. ,N -9 Cl D' Navy Plc! Exlenslcn ol 'he Umgviq mf R' ,, Q' 'I ci I DALE . , . 'L.'SCOLA- E.S. in Induslrlal Adminislnn' . DIURICH wIl.IlAtA:. '.'.f.I-' Cwzl '-'I rv- U11 Wfflfl lon' ALPHA llii N '.'i-RTINSVILLE FS. in i'i'iarLL-Yilwgmy SHAWNEE H , DILLP-IAN EARL DEA t -MSM OUSE, rlwI,.,,,: I 1. i.,,,.'V. oiuow GARY EUGENE Hunnius es. in Aqflwliifief DAS l-:Aug , CAN ROBERTA CHICAGO: E? A. in who llmwclxinu QI Engl hz A V D IMPERIO' lr-:UL -J' J- ,.A,,. fix Fix 5.Id,,-nl Ccnnril ,SH Illini Fovqngic Anoglayign, Hisklllgfi T 'I gi, 5-C. Ev.,--w on of :lip Llnwursily ol Illinois A 'cu 'IN L MARAN SINLLI'-'I FH-1'.',O DISTRICT BURMA: 5.5. in Pdf-cl1a.,'ul DING WA In-Imjg p, j,,L Q my Un Liguny ol Rangoon I Englmwmi I DIRKS HERMAN . ..5VRlIJGFlELD: BFA. in Landscape: Arclxilcclurcg Junify lny,,g,.,'0, ' gf ,-5,2 I Lmwdscxm- Avclwfuclwu Socictl' W' DIIIMER, PAUL HERBERT ..... CHICAGO- 8.5. in M.m.19'f l0'1I: PHI KAPPA: SacIscm35.I,,3mg C,,.,,.-nf, Prclidvnl, Alplm Kxppa Psip Illini Union Coinznillcq lj, .ali Cunpvt Gin, , F4-gui ci Fl.x'I-rn fy Aflnirg ,3, -Pg Inli,-rlr.xTcrn:ly Excculivvi Council IQ, 34 4-. ,Ag gfiv.-vim-I-fini'-, Ccuncil ll'g House Frcsidunl I-Il: SIUCICFII Scnglq- IQII jlhqfaf 1, -..M3,..,,,: CMD: 55:,,.gy lg: lhl Advnncmini,-nf ol f.'I.nmqcn1cnl5 Hqngu DM. or DJERF, JOHN ALFRED ..... LOCKIIORV B.S. in Civil Ennincvrringg NOBLE HOUSE, Mp, yy, QQ-,C my llc-,gg Pri.-:idk-nl I-Il: Cnpl.. Air Forte ROTC I3, -Ili ASC E. DLUHY, JOHN MICHAEL JR ...... MELROSE PARKQ 3.5, in L.A,S.g NEWMAN HAIL: S-Ar, Si-n.w'v ,.I'- FI-,rinq Clnlu DOEHRING, DERALD CLARENCE ..... LINCOLN: 8.5. in Accoimmncyg Alpha Kipp: M.. gi qc.n!.-n ,' Clulm Livvoln Collnmf DOEPP, ROBERT ALAN ..... HOMEWCOD' BS. in L.A.S: GARMEN: VIII EI-1 Sinmlp lcv-,ukgq Om..-fm Pg-in Pig House PICSICIQIWI UTI: University Choir I-il, Me,-n'5 Gln Clvb ll' fy Hcnc-'L Un-,' llff DOHME, ADLON CAROL ..... CHAMPAIGNJ HA, in L.A.S.: KAPPA KAPPA GAMMAQ if 9-mvdg Shi-Ai, Pu,-5 cl-.nl l3lg Alpha Lamlndn Dclmy Zcln Phi Elo: Illini Union boudig !.'..u,cr Cluqirnmn Illini Relations Illini Union COnm1i!lcu lfllg Illini Union Cowen? 'Xu Illini Union Toinmilugig II, 27, Pnnlvrllonic Fxcculivc Council IJ, Al, Sludvnl SQNNEI, Cfwvwn 11--w on Sludcnl Affairs l-ll: Grcclc Week Commillcc l2lg Pgnllgllqniq hll Cm Milli- fl, H.v.v.-ii Club, Honor: Day II, 2, fllg Univcvsily ol Illinois Scholvlflfh fn DOLAN, JAMES TERRY , .... SULLIVAN, B.S. in Aqricullurcg Aqricullurnl Economitt Cldnfrl .avri I1irrO.'.g Illini Sp0r nmn'g. Club DOMXE, KAREN MARIE ..... VJAUKEGANg 8.5, in Elemcnlary Edurnlion, ALPHA DLL!! fl, Illini Union Covwwllfrc l?lq Womcn's Glcc Club l'2, 3, -ily Olalorio Sotidy ITIJGMMO Drlln DONAHOO, WILLIAM WARREN ...,. WASHINGTON: B.S. in Journalism, FORBES NUJH. fi 'wi-s IE.-Im Cliig Doha Sinn-.3 Omicvon DOUGLAS, ROBERT PHILLIP .,... MAYWOOD1 B.S. in Elcclrical Engincmingg FLAGG A I I LII R E. III, -If Navy Pier Exlqmion ol llv: Univcuily ol Illinois DOVRE, HOWARD ADRIAN '-'JUST CHICAGO' BS. in C.-..l fiwfm-I.--I 'il-YPA NW Dl4Og lI .C. Flfolofmmuliy Slnfl IP, -Il, Illigrcck l-Ilg Emign, NROIC IJ. All NW 'fl J, .'.'.ili!.-ary Ball Covnmilwc l.1l DOWDING. FIELDER GEORGE ,.... CLARENDON HILLS: 8.5, in Elcclrical Ewimviii n' l.i ', 'Z'-, fufmi Dr-f,.mn,I151 gang fl. Qi: A.l.g,g-,1,pAg, Dowulf EARL HUGH . . - f45'II'4lJRg 8.5, in Ac-romwlical Enqinqqrinug VIII KDUN nl'I5,Qu IJ' ln LING Fl: Ill Mu Lnailcng Sirgnm Gamma Tnu:FoollnIIM0KI1ID0 5l'f4ll','xIl l .i'YU'3i l'1'I IUNI ll, 7. 3, -il: l.A.S.g Honors Day II, 2. :Ili Uf'lV 'V J I' i' Mann Yr-,1 nous. oomuo une . , . JOLIUg nA. .li LAS., Nome HOUSE: mlm mio' CGM' Don? 'A 'f,5 UUA . IWQOKFIEIU, es. in Mrgclmnicnl Engiim-viw: 0- 0 'mall I . . ,f-Mc.,-..,,,,-v C,,.,n.,, ,QM Hmmm Day in WVU' 'Ulf :QQ mGie'.'.'oori, naw isnssv, ns, .fi Hom- trwwfw 'Www' 'Z---j 'I' 55 IIIJHJCY, Ofwcioiw Hu: Phi Umilon Omiuon: N.S.A- Svfgv' I my l , I' W'0fl Swflfnf Coimml l-il, All-Ag Field Day Commun I I: ' 'I- llnm' fcfffmn-cz Club, Hoi-ion Day Ill onucxn, igfn. ALLISON . air-ravine. nf., in IAS., ALPHA XI oillA:,9 m,,, 'I H .. . nf. :Pl Iffnlvlf-. Iva Wlii Un, Illini Union Commi11f:el3ltU H Q, ,' 'SF' '- I ll'l'1- Uv ilu-mn Cu'-w 5115 Home Pfexidenf Ill! S'v4 Q C- ' '-4. Ur--vcrzily Tlwqnlrr: Board HI Ollll. SIMON! LEE pgnbiigxy. nav In phigicnl Eduumom MCKINIQY HALL or . U' nu noaifrgrlicrfff d . TT iouig, MISSOURI: 9.5, in IAS., 'AcAclA. 'WI ' - '- .'.-,llzfm lllingig Un,,,,,,,,,,.,' Modem, jumov COIIIY on f C 4lMvi.P:1I:pv!:liisu Qii.'.i.fw.ir3r.i, e.s. in IAS., KAPPA ALPHA lf . U' 2' fwmifw 'L 21. r.w.c.A. commaim II, 2I: C 9 I Hur. ff - Fir... E, Cmmnl ,315 Smmith Club: Honou D.Y In nkfggfl, PH DQEWEI. DEI plfws. ROB ploy' JOAI psumm. 5' worn. WA ourm. PW Nous, HI puacnsmc pullill. ouwlll, E OWICK, E' DVCUS. JE OYNOA, E OZIUBALA IALILY, I IIIINARI IIISU, IR mu, A mm, IQIUS, J IGGUIC llilll' I INUHCM LKIUCM Ilgql' IIQNMO A-F-5-: A.S of the Uimzfgiitllliruig lrtlstr ALPHA TAU W NEE HOUSE, Markeying HAUS ofE c Association, Honors DEY AY nglish, MCKINL n Mechanical Engineering re: Junior Interfraternlly APPA: Sachem, Sk 1 l3: 41:. Campus Chlglt CMI' 12, 3, 41: Juniui Senate 121: lIligreek13l, nent, Honors Day m r IOBLE HOUSE, - I A.s.c.E. Alpha Pl' NEWNIAN HALL, Studem Yi Alpha Kappa Psi, Ae. Phi Eta Siclma, Tomahawk, Men's Glee Club 1l, 21, KAPPA GAMMA, Mortar Eta, Illini Union Board 141, , Illini Union Council l3l, 13, 41, Student Senate 141, 121, Panhellenic Ball Com- Jf Illinois Scholarship Key Jral Economics Club, Field :ation, ALPHA DELTA Pl, ratorio Society 121, Gamma 'naIism, FORBES HOUSE: Iineering, FLAGG HOUSE? of Illinois Igineerinrie KAPPA DELIA ,, NROTC 13, 41, Phalanx lectrical Englfleeflngl The ,gr Phi Kappa Plllf Sggjlf M h Band llrzf ,' .I : Lllslgiversity of Illlnvls 2, Joliet Junior College USE: eeringi ARMORY HO . OLN me Econdmlgibcglrwngittee , .A. S na 9 b I3 Comfnittee llii Plow oy ll? d: xl DELTA, ,Sh0Qe',,'122lr, ilTel1lilLSlJurlJe,EiSbEInate HI? INLEY HALL S., ACACIA, Junior College ga . Ollie A fIltH,fz,l':5l'2re'f21f 1I, I may lll . - ' It Illini Uma FREDERICK ..... GRANITE CITY, 5.5, - M , DgESSEl.r l'llw'klgl5Van,Da, Sachem, Board of Fraternity Affairsn12,aEiag,?,rl1eP,:fer?Hl DELTA THETA: Council 12, 31, President 141, Flrst Lleut., Army RQTC 43 '40 'Da. T ale lllY Executive Honors Day 111 ' I 'ry ech'l0l09Y Society, NALD ..... Llrcl-IEIELD, ss. in A I . pllEWEL, DEAdt:nP?4,: Honors Day mi Accountancy Clubcwun ancy, coslNE CLUB, House Presl. RNARD ..... cHlcAGo, Ba'h lor f A II' . , DREWS,R0BEgK1:eD:ion of the University of mingise o rc ltecture, Scarab, A.l.A.: NavY Pier . . TROY, B.S. in Home Economics, THETA UPS . - - . , DROY, l0AN1I','2f 31: Home Economics Club, Marketing Club ILON' llllm Umon Commlftee RUHAN BARBARA MARIE ..... LIBERTYVILLE, B.A. in the Teaching of Social Studies. EVANS D ' HALL: Phi Alpha Theta, Young Republicans Club, Ripon College IGNATIOUS ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Ma , P , . DUDEK, wALgT,Fb, Society for the Advancement of ManagemeliF,gcSlFlerAlmbrb4Je lgblilgge Markelmg IA ANN ..... CHAIVIPAIGN, B.S. in Phys' al Ed t' , Sl M . DUNN' lmmlg, T rra in 12, 3, 41, Illini Christian Fellowbrili, 12LlCitl?n A KAPPA' W'A'A' I I Clu b 6 P D 1, Physical Education Malors DUQUE HERNAN ..... MANIZALES, COLOMBIA, B.S. in Electrical Engineering, Colombian ' srudenre Club , MARK BURTON .... . CHICAGO, B.S. in Journal' m, ZETA BETA TA - . . DURCHMG De, Sachem, Alpha Delta sigma, The Daily Illini 11, if 3, 41, The lllio 1l,Ui,,lll:aanVY,f.Ts Chest 1l, 21, Junior Interfraternity Council 1I1, Young Democrats Club, Young Re- publicans Club 'l'l' RICHARD LEE ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Electrical Engin ' : COLLEGE HALL, WRRE l A.I.E.E.-I.R.E., Navy Pier Extension of the University of Ilzitirzbig DIJWELL, DAN ALLAN ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, SIGMA PHI DELTA, University Chorus 12, 41, A.S.M.E., Wright Junior College DWECK, EDWARD MEYER ..... NEW YORK, NEW YORK, Bachelor of Architecture, NOBLE HOUSE, Alpha Phi Omega, A.l.A., A.S.C.E., University of Miami DYCUS, JERRY RAY ..... MOUNT VERNON, B.S. in Physical Education, SIGMA CHI, Skull and Crescent, Board of Fraternity Affairs 111, Interfraternity Executive Council 121, Junior lnterfraternity Council 111, Freshman Council, Tribe of Illini 141, Senior Gymnastic Manager 141, Athletic Council 141, Freshman Week Committee 141, Greek Week Com- mittee 141, Lieut. 1i.g.1, NROTC 141, Industrial Education Society, Trident, Physical Education Maiors Club DYNDA, ERNEST FRANCIS ..... REDONDO BEACH, CALIFORNIA, B.S. in Economics and Ac- countancy, DELTA SIGMA Pl, Illini Union Committee 141, Illini Campus Amvets Post No. 202, Rho Epsilon, Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois DZIUBALA, THOMAS JOHN ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering, GARNER HOUSE, I.A.S., Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois EASLEY, KENNETH NORMAN . . . . . VERMONT, B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering, Sigma -Tau, Pi Mu Epsilon, McKinley Foundation Student Council 141, I.A.S., Western Illlnols State College, New York University EBERHART, JOSEPH KARL ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Elementary Education, Navy Pier Alumni Association, Student National Education Association, Chicago Teachers College, Navy Pler Extension of the University of Illinois EBISU, FRANCES YOSHIKO ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in L.A.S., ALLEN HALL, Hawaii Club, German Club, Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois ECKER, MARILYN NINA ..... CHICAGO, B.A. in L.A.S., PHI SIGMA SIGMA, Spanish Club: Young Democrats Club, University of Nliami FCKERT. NEAL EUGENE ..... BELLEVILLE, a.s. in Agriculture, FARM HOUSE, srer end Sgoll: Mask and Bauble, University Theatre Crew ll, 2: 31: HOUSQ Pfesldem l3f All gr cultural Economics Club, Hoof and Horn Club, Young Republicans Club EDFUS. JAMES ALFRED ..... ROCK FALLS, B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Second Regimental Band ll, 21, A.E.s., A.S.M.E. EGGERICHSI -IANIES MARLYS ..... PEORIA, B.S. in Physical Education, PHI GAMAIIA Illlnl Union Committee 121, Freshman Varsity Football Squad: CBP'-I hdflqywp l3r 41: Scabbard and Blade 13, 41, Physical Education Malors Club, Presl en E . Hlflr ANNE . . . BELLEVILLE, Ds, in Chemistry, BUSEY HALL, Alpha Lambda Dena' Y'M'C'A' Committee 1I, 21 Eli MICH' ANN ELIZABETH . .... CHICAGO, B.A. in L.A.S.: DELTA GAMMA FHRL . ICHER' MARY ALICE ..... PEKIN, B.s. in Journalism, GAIIAIVIA PHI BELAUn?:e :l33 Alpha El Chl, The lllio 131, Marketing Club, University of Michigan? Herve' C . ' , HER' GLF? OWEN ..... BELLEVILLE, B.F.A. in Landscape Architecture: Fofslle 12' 3' 41 andsfape Architecture Society, Belleville Junior College EICHHOLZ, w , . - - , NEW ILLIAM CHARLES VILLA PARK- B S II'I Aeronautical Engineering A ,' . . . . . r - ' , ' ' f Ill MAN HALL, I.A-3-: HOFLOFS DBY lil: Navy Pier Extension of the University O ln0'5 481 as V Q . 1 l 1 Q- B u l ' .,' Q ,T S J l 7-0' I t V c:. x .. . ,L V pl I 4 'O Xvtd ttf gfqfi 1.f'1 I I . ' vi -R z 'n ..- rv 'IT' 31 A, -.P 3 -ze '-S, Mig' io 'ul 'C fx IN 3 1 ., fo 'n7q:y ' NW I g J .J rf'?Qi tw- L2 . if E' ' rl 7 Ig' s. Q e , U I I x 'I 15. x X I E j 0 g-v 3 ri I To ,1- ai ... - A I Jn , J Q 4 C T5 fi.. we gl t. 1 6 Q S r 4 137' REW ll URBANA- 5.5. in Gencral E'1'3l'le0 fl92 ACAClAg Sgchem, Sk H EKBLAWQ ANQ' A Aimxs 'ph O,,.,3gl,7 fflaalc and Baubley University Theatre Mmagez zu W rlfmlfflfy' N,w,,c Gm., rr, 2, 3, 455 -Lutheran Fouitgargon Student Council iii'- IL, ,Q . . EJ. Csmmlmsc xii: ,:,,5y Lrgulw rnty Q. .gli Soduy of . .li lin., 5,-21'-vers li' EQ' Q I lr.1AL,','.O' SWEDEN: B,S. in Mechanical Engineey' , EKLUND' HAl2?iJ'lLSI?BliI--:-cis Vli.-slevar' UIUNCYSIIY m9'1Au KANA I ODORE JR ...... r'i'iOLlNEg B,S. in Aeronautical Eng'n - , . EPSTRAN0' HKASFLY TSEIJAU C-:ininuniry College: Southern I'-'lothodist Universiltyfumg' Slqml'-' ADINE ,,,, , CHICAGOg B.S. in Business Education: ALPHA EKSTROM, CC,,,,,.,,k,c by: Qichfsis ry: Business Education Club: V gif..-.eraili ROCKFORDp B.A. in L.A.S.: VANLlGg House Prqg5,,. MARIE . . . . C ELLIOTT. JEASJWEW 1, Qrfmw kv ,-,142-iinley Foundation Student Council I3, 41: young Rtpvgul, Clcli pcftllcr UniveY5IlY 'Hn' i EGINALD ,.,,. ROCKFORDg B,S.'in Economics: ROOJAHg Ph' Er 5' , ELLIOTT- JOHRLSLSCH, ily.. LAS CQUPUI rj' 335 Illini Campus Anivets Post No.. 203: I I 5,-lon Collegi- . CHlCAGOg B.S. in Education: CONCORDIAI Hillel Ebundatign Sivan, French Clubg Navy Pier Alumni Associationg Student Nmoml MQW , Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois Q ELOVITZ, PEARL , . . , Council rltlg Assciiation: ELSON JOHN DEAN .,.,. HIGHLAND: 8.5. in Electrical Engineeringg Tau Bei. pg. Alu ' l,R,E.- Honors Day 42, 33g Washington University ' ' ELZAURDIA, WILLIAM DONALD ..,., LEYDEN TOWNSHIP: B.F.A. in Industrial Dggiqn. N, pm, 5,,L.,1,gO,i gf the University of Illinois ' 'T ENGELBERG, MORION ROY .,.., MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 8.5. in Journalism: Pm gig., DELTA: Sigma Delta Chip The Daily Illini I-Sl: l.P.C. Photography StaI1t4t:r,,,', lralqrrtity Executive Council I3Ig llligreelr l2I, Executive Editor I3lg Illini Winn jg 5,03 wack Committee l3lg lnterfraternity Ball Committee T31 ' ENGLISHMAN, DONALD ELLSWORTH ..... HAZEL CREST: B.F.A. in Art Educationg Mllgr HOUSE: Thornton Junior College EPPARD, SANDRA JEAN ..... EAST ST. LOUl5p B.S. in Music Educationp DELTA ZETA: Sqn Alpha lotag The Daily Illini lily Illini UnlOrt Commtlloc ll, 2, Jig Univguity lbw, Cru-.-.1 Ill: University Chorus l2lg Worncn's Glec Club Il, 3, -ily McKinley foggy, Student Council ll, 2lg Panhellenic Ball Committee lllg Student National fducjhy Azsociationg Honors Day l2, Sl ERCEGOVAC, OLGA MARIE . . . . BERWYN5 B.S. in General Enginceringg ALLEN HALL: Mata Junior College ERICKSEN, JOYCE ANN ..... GLEN ELLYN: B.S. in Elementary Education: ALPHA GAB!! DELTAg W.A.A. 4335 McKinley Foundation Student Council ISI: Panhellenic Boll Em iiiirteu Ilig Illinois Wesleyan University ERNST, JOAN MARIE ..... AURORAg B.S. in Physical Educatrong LINCOLN AVENUE EBI OENCEp University Theatre Cast l2lg Orchesis Il, 2, 3, Aly Spring Musical Ill ERWIN, CARENE MABLE ..... LOCKPORT, B.A. in L.A.S.: DELTA DELTA DELTA: Alpha lil Deltap University Choir Ifllg Illini Christian Fellowship l3, dlp Sociology Club,Pt1tK' I-ll. Beloit College ESGAR. KENNETH JOHN ..... MAZONg B.S. in Agriculturcp ILLI-DELL: Plowboy Prom CP mittee IJ, -llg Dairy Production Club ESSLINGER. CARL WALTER ..... DANVILLEg B.S. In L.A.S.: ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA: mini Theta. Illini Union Committee lllp Y.M.C.A. Board ol Directors I2, 315 Y.M.C.A.Cll7l!' 7, 3:1 Y.M,C,A. Committee lllg Junior Interfraternity Council lllg MMVI Glu of fl, 2. 3. -ll: Oralorio Society l2, 315 Military Ball Committee I3. ll: MIIU- ROTC I3, -il: Armed Forces Council ldlg Pershing Riflet ll, Yli SIMM' 'mg' Education Association: Young Republicans Club EVAN. ELIZABETH ANN . .... CHICAGO: B.S. in the Teaching of Social Studin: UFO' NAL- pll' 'HDI'-3 Theta: Newman Foundation Student Council l3, ll: NNYTU i'v.:ociarion5 Young Democrats Clubg Navy Pier Extension ol the UrtIv!0 Y 9' 'lb' EVANS. oavio Lewis ..,.. CHlCAGOg a.s. in rainagcmcni, ruins union com-irru lil evans, some ueavss ..... Auaurzm, B,s. in Marketing: ALPHA TAU OMEGA: lM'f'0 aftll CCVTITTJITTCC IIIIJ Marketing Club EVANS, NANCY CAROL ,.... FORT VIAYNE, INDlANAg 3.5. tn Elementary Edwlfimf um Cm O'- ECA: Slwrtcr Board: Alpha Lambda Delta: Maier Chairman cptln 'hz 5 llww Cwrimrttee l3ig Illini Union Council lilly Illini Union Comrtttmi ll' W S2 11 if-an.sf:ir gl. Pl: P-snhellenic Eirccurive Council IS, ll: Houu PIU? 'IV'.71 tJ3'y' ' I EVANS. ROGEF HAROLD ,.., LAKE ZURlCHg B,S, in Agfigulquge: ACAClAg Aldll m lin.. Llrirgn Con-innittr-3 ill: Un.vc,,i'y 1hc61'c Crew: Heshmgn VOHIWWW :sy-ad. A I.Afi Fr'-ld Day Committee l2l5 Plowboy Prom Commit!!! ull in .fi-,'-:mira Club, Fr-:ld and Furrowg Hoot and Horn Club: V01-'09 NWN K tvmsou, PETER cas: u,,.,..,UH5,: BHS, In LA-SA: ALPHA ,AU Omgga, call rf, M.':am'f l 'i'5l'f' I7. 3. -ll: Football Marching Band ll, 7Ii En' J 'I -. 9, Frfirirm '.',f:-QL Committee l2, Bl: Honors Day Ill: whnlon rvrnsou. oorraioh :owne ...., rmwauicce, wisconsin: Bachelor' ol NQ,u 1-'I kj., -.H J Clll. Scarabg Greek Vlcgk Cgmmittgq HI: IHIQVEIITOYNITX lull A' f- :C i. 9-he .ma Parrot Club: unsvwsiy or wiuonm ul 'OCMEQE 'J f'C'5 I . . . CHICAGO: a.A. in t.A.s.i EVANS HALL: Maggy: .. ' ,, I Ill 'J' 'JU in COYYTFNITTFF lil, WG S E100- l fail' 'f Q': ,'77 5 QCCOHJ nation Committee ldlp Student Senate Till: lyk,-nf '7 ,,' 5 f i'f 5'-IbC0mmiltce Ill: Honors Day Il, 2. 3l2 U u' I . , -. . ig ,qi ' I in ra'-if Al I l rillllamevssl NUUCCO. N 'AN' roHN HRQUHAR. rakilfll. W' ima, G50 MULKNER. IAXON, Gll IIINGOID. HNDER. Rf IINNELL. T IINION, T IIIGUSON IIIGUSON IICNT. TMI IILOLEI, I HUD. RO IIIIDS, JI llltctt, C Hwcuur, NL Mt lrtoxu, ltvrttv, tum IIKHQ HSMMA, r ur A o. atsurkcuceuz ,,,, ciiicrrooi Bachelor ol Architecture: A-I-M Sach . Nlanjglreir igulll and S Council inf I' 'ilt octety of Argnepter. lC6n ngin TAU KAPPA Englneeri . - ersity ng's'9mG Tau, on Club: Norihwestglg I House P, ' 3, . esident r4, 4l, Young Republicarii H: Phi Et 5- , st No. 202: Islrdqriorilosige Y illel Foundation Stud de t fm' oisn National Education f THU Beta Pi: Atta. Industrial Design: Navy llournalism: PHI SIGMA Osraphy Staff I4l: lntgy. CEEUISJ: lllini Writers l3l: Art Education: BARTON ion: DELTA ZETA, Sigma 2, 3l: University Theatre 4lf McKinley Foundation :dent National Education tg: ALLEN HALL: Morton Jcation: ALPHA GAMMA ll: Panhellenic Ball Com- ,INCOLN AVENUE RESI- Spring Musical Ill A DELTA: Alpha Lambda Sociology Club, President ,L: Plowboy Prom Corn- PPA LAMBDA: Phi Alpha 5 i2, 3l: Y.M.C.A. Cabinet :il ill: Men's Glee Club tae ia, 4l: Maiofi MY ll, 2l: Student National ri- , BIRCH HALL: f 4iiwNfiv Pie' AW' the University of Illinois ion Committee l3l I OMEGA: lnterfraternitY - . PHA Hntary Education, ALHHM irman Cottee HOUS, 5tat Committee II, ' My 4l: House President f tcm, Alpha Phi,OaTit?S5 'hman Varsity 'rultural mmittee I3li Agri Club Young Repvblma Bm GA: Cmeqa Jllolglg First Regmenial iii' wiiaaton College Archifeclum chelor of mittee iraternittf Bal' Com Wisconsin hi LL: Mortar Boazilifxrgli xecutive Coyne- Corn- e f3li C0O'ClmaN?rlIlin0l5 33, UniversttY 0 A I A, wright Junlm JOSEPH GLENCOE- BS in Economics ALPHA N - - - f - - 5 EPsILoN PI- Jun' I GEL Ani - C I ill: Accountancy Club: M k t I . - ' 'O' me'- FA ' 22:-SrnJ?YMag:gZ'menf7 Young Republicans Clzfbe U19 C ub, Society for the Advance- 1 ICHARD LEE ..... BELVIDERE, B.S. in Agricuit , NOBLE , WHGRIEVESME Eta Sigma? Alpha Tau Alpha: Freshman Varsity Ebgtball Squa,2IQl1inSgE'iCCY,pl:aI ZEela7 cation Club: Field and Furrow: Honors Day il, 2, Sl: University of illinois Scliiflarsglg 5' Q 0 Key I3l . V , ARGUERIIE CHICAGO- BA in LAS DusEY HALL Ph ' I FALLUCCO, MDW :mi Navy.P'ier.Extension of the Univeisiiy of Illinois I i Alpha Theta: Honors JOHN JONE JONG ..... SHANGHAI, CHINA: B.S. in L.A.S.: Chinese Students Club I fANr OBERT WILLARD ..... OAKLAWN: B.S. in Aarctn t' I E - - , - , fH A ' 'tau Beta Pi, Sign: Gamma if-uf I-A-S-f Hows Du wi? iiiivalit'3e5t'TFtia3i'E'aialftti ship Key if-Il: Wilson Junior College: Navy Pier Extension of the University ot Illinois ,Q I I - . , 'Xi' 9 RrIN JOSEPH ..... CHICAGO, B.s. in Marketing: NEWMAN HALL: ' - - -4 8 Main' MAAssociation: Marketing Club: Phi Kappa Delta, President i3l: Honors Dayllirllj-Finfiltipsgi -A is Junior College: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois ' 9 X? X.: ,lt EoRGE PETER ..... MELROSE PARK: Et.s. in Management: THETA KAPPA PHI: I ' 'Mm' G Interfraternity Council ill: House President i4l: Newman Foundation Student Colitrhlgr , il,2, 3, Al: First Lieut., Army ROTC i3, 4l FAULKNER, JANE WHITNEY ..... CHICAGO: B.A. -in tna Teaching of English: DELTA DELTA DELTA: Mortar Board: the Illio i2, 3l: University Theatre Cre I2l: Y.W.C.A. C b' i3l, President Ml: Y.W.C.A. Committee 12, 3, 4li Campus Cvhest i2l: llligreei lair A Greek Week Committee f2l: Panhellenic Ball Committee I2l: DePauw University I ,.. FAXON, GLEN ELMo JR ...... SPRINGFIELD: B.S. in Electrical Engineering: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.: Illini Campus Amvets Post No. 202 FEINGOLD, HARVEY ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Electrical Engineering: GARNER HOUSE: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma: A.l.E.E.-I.R.E.: Honors Day il,2,3l: University of Illinois Scholar- ghip Key i3l: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois FENDER, ROBERTA MAE ..... WESTERN SPRINGS: B.A. in L.A.S.: ALPHA PHI: Social Work I Club: Sociology Club: University of Oklahoma FENNELL, THOMAS EDWARD JR ...... ARLINGTON HEIGHTS: Bachelor of Architecture: SIGMA 1 TAU GAMMA: A.I.A.: Purdue University: Navy Pier Extension of the University of 4 Illinois FENTON, THOMAS EUGENE ..... KEMPTON: B.S. in Agriculture: SON'S HOME: Illinois State Normal University FERGUSON, BERNICE KAY ..... WINSLOW: B.A. in the Teaching of Spanish: ALPHA Xl DELTA: ' Illini Union Committee i3,4l: University Theatre Crew I3l: N.S.A. Senate Sub- fa committee i3,4l: Spanish Club: Young Republicans Club: Monmouth College 'gg 3 -' W' FERGUSON, CHARLES MCCORMICK ..... ROCK ISLAND: B.A. in L.A.S.: ALPHA SIGMA PHI M. I FICHT, THOMAS ANDREW ..... WASHBURN- B.F,A. in Landsca e Architecture- AFTER HOURS , P 1 7 Forsite i2,3,4l: Landscape Architecture Society I X 1,55 J f E Q- . v 'Ap' r' . Q I I FIEDLER, ALLAN RAY .... . EVERGREEN PARK: B.S. in Electrical Engineering: FLAAGG HOUSE: l A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.: WPGU: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois 2 :D FIELD, RONALD BURTON .... . . CHICAGO: B.S. in Marketing: TAU DELTA PHI: -Illini Union 9 Committef ill: House President i3,4l: Cheerleader CZ, 3, Al: Illini Traditions Com- tk .3 mittee I3 ' FIHDS. JOHN ROBERT ..... ENFIELD: B.S. in Accountancy: Accountancy Club FINCH. CHARLES EDWARD ..... JACKSONVILLE: B.S. in Management: ALPHA SIGMA PHI: z 'L FIN University Theatre Crew ill: Military Ball Committee Ml: Maior, Air Force ROTC 1 f I - I i3,4li Arnold Air Society 13, 4l: Flying Club: Illinois College A CHEM JOSEPH EDWARD ..... STEGER: as. in Agriculture: PHI KAPPA SIGMA: The DailY 5 , L, 5, Illini Ill: All-Ag Field Day Committee l4l: Agricultural Economics Club '.7'fy X ,gl-.I 'INK' MEI-VIN RONNY ..... EMDEN- Bachelor of Music: PHI KAPPA PSI: Skull and Crescent: Phi Nlu Alpha-Sinfonia: Maior Chairman Jazz-U-Like-It Illini Union Cortgmlttee Concert Band I3, 4l: Football Marching Band il, 2, 3, 4l7 FITS? Reglmema an University Orchestra 13, Al ROBERI GLENN ..... wADsvvoRrH, as in Ceramic Engineering: MARKLANNW M- Q: Executive Council C2l: ACS- Gamma Delta: Young Republicans Club: avy NLEY' JANE KAY - - . NEWTON: B.S. in Home Economics Education: MCKINI-FY HALL7 I . RMNTELLO- JOSEPH CARL CHICAGO HEIGHTS- as in Music Education: sIGilQtA3ALPltA EPSLLONI Phi Mu 'Alpha-Sinfonia: Concert Bandi CEU: l:Q0lba,ll Marcging BTW l ' e9'mSntaI Band i2l: Second Regimental Band Ill: UHIVSFSITY OVC es' ' Z FISCHER, ROBE . - A ' - PHI GAMMA H RT THEODORE - EVANSTON' B.S. In Mechanical Ef19 9el'n9' - DELTA: Illini Union Committee U 25,1 Star Coqrse Manager l2l:-Y.M.C.A.. gogngnittee FINKEL, Extension of the University-ot' Illinois: Pier Football i2l Fl Ome Economics Club: Honors Day ill F FISHM ul' Cap'-f Afmv ROTC i3,4l: Society of American MilttarY Englneers lm' A . . PHI N' JORDAN SIDNEY . . . . CHICAGO: a.E.A. in Industrial Design: TAU EPSWON gee t - V . . CHICAGO: B.S. i El t r Ed A . FISHMAN, SONDRA ROSIN . . ,A m in einen a y ucation, PHI 5 R K I T,iw,,C Um., ,Vg Student Senate till: Honors Day IQ, 31 'GMA 5lGMg' RA CAROL ..... ARCOLA: B.AF.A. in Art Education: STR FlTZGERALD,:B'A'RBQnNepal Emi l,A3V3VJ,: Bapm, p.,,,,.da,,o,, Swdem CoU2I5O:z3'I+'?u3 r I abt Y ' FITZGERALD, Roasnr DANIEL .... . El-'-lHUR5lf.B'5' in 'dU5f'la'.5't9l Wif19r llli - Q I E.. Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois nom lflhre. , ERAID Roaster SR ...... BERWYNI B.S. in Electrical 5 - - , HYZMAURICEQ Hi NL., pic. Extension of tlic University of Illinois ngmeumg' A-lil NEILSON .,,,, EVANSTONp 3.5. in Physical Education: PHI KAPPA . Hx' JOHN I.s I-.. 3.3.-1. Varslfw' Si'-IIWWIIQ 5G11-I-ld l2r3r-fl. ltlllflf l2.3.-Sl: Frexgiifniixkv -- . S,-,rirvwiingr Squad Dolpt-ins .I, 2, 3. -II: Physical Education Maiorx Club mi' . i HANNERYI CURTIS EDWARD I I - . i,-,ETROPOLl5: Bachelor of Architecture: AIA.: 'rl ' ll!.nc': Unicersllr Sosmm srsnsrz, RICHARD SHELDON .,,., MATTOON: a.A. in L.A.5.. PHI EPSILON Pl: , M H Pi: Campus Chest Ill: Freshman Week Committee I2l: Spanish Club Omw' in 'X I HEWELLYN, HELEN ANNE ...,. LEE: B,S. in Home Economics Education: PALAMARA H 4 A Economics Club: Russell Sago College ' ri' f-,K f . .T FLIGELMAN, HELEN MYRNA ,..,. CHICAGO: B,S. in Elementary Education: ALLEN HAll. II 'U Dglrq Pi: Alpha Lambda Delta: The Daily Illini Ill: Campus Chest ISI: WAA ,:. 1-.1 - X f- . UmW,,,,,. Clvgrug r32, Student National Education Association: HQ:-ion my Hifi' I novo, PIIYIIIS JEAN . . . I. . ALEX.lSp a.5. mvnomc Economics, ALPHA OMICRON PI Board: Phi Upsilon Oniicron, President I-il: University Theatre Crew miiswnu ii .2, Ii.. Home Economics Council idly Panhellenic Ball Committee l2l' Plowboy Corn.niIte-g IZ, ill: Home Economics Club ' im A- fp K 1 S FLYNN, DIANA LEE ..... ct-IAMPAIGN. 8.5. in L.A.5., PI BETA PI-II, snr Course Mmm' :IA ' Pershing Rifles Sponsor I2, Ill 3 S ' - '17 FLYNN, JAMES DUNN ..... QUINCY: in Music Education: Concert Band ll,2,3lg foam: EN . Marching Band ll, 21: Univurstty Orchestra l2, Ill FORD, GERALD WILLARD ..... LOMBARD: B.A. in Economics: PHI GAMMA DELTA: lim Union Committee Ill: University Theatre Cast ISI: Star Course Manager Ill: YMCA Cornrnittcc l2l: Campus Chest IQJ: lnterlraternity Ball Committee ISI: LAS Carat I3 il -A Q. I r FORE, DONALD LEE ..... CHICAGO: Bachelor of Architecture: LUNDGREN HAIL' AIA. 1 Wilson Junior College: Navy Pier Extension of thc University ol Illinois i .,- YN... 'T FORESTNER, DAVID GEORGE ..... EAST ST. LOUIS: B.S. in Finance: LAMBDA CMI AIFKA .j Alpha Kappa Psi: Finance Club ,'.'-. 'Y Biff I' If .- FORSYTHE, WILLIAM JOSEPH ..... PEORIA: B.S. in Food Tcchnol0QYi PHI DELTA TNETK Blade I3, -ll FOX. GEN FORTIER, JAMES DONALD . Trib-: ol Illini IZ, 3, -Il: Varsity Swimming Squad l2, 3, 41, Letter IYI: ftnhvwh VV' 5'l'y' Swrtvtntrng Squad: Dolphins I2,3,-Il: Maior, Army ROTC l3.4l: Subbvd V4 . . . . CHICAGO: B.S. in Metallurgical Engineering: NEWMAN NNI. FOSTER, GAIL ARDEN ..... OAK PARK: B.5. in Education: LINCOLN AVENUE IESIDUKL Blackburn Collr-qv FOSTER, SAMQJEL FREDERICK ..... WATSEKA: 8.5. in Agriculture: SIGMA Cm: GC Cm. Y.M.C.A. Board ol Directors ISI: Football Manager llr2.3l: WNV' Educatron Club E THOMAS ..... SPARIA. 8.5. in l.A.S.: BETA IHEIA PI- PIII Alam Mu: 60 Band r2,3I. Football Marching Band .2,3I, rain Regimerital Band Ill: Cvd Clulz, Honors Day ll, fit FOX. MICHAEL EDWARD ..... CHICAGO, B,S, ' A . 1AU gp5rl0N PMI: Phi ID' WWI. Pfrla Gmnnm 'rrr1 ' Pl' ' ln- ccoumancy' 'i c -1 J 111. ll Eta Sigma, Beta Alpha Pit, Flcthmw WWE l C't0'1 9-tv ll. 31: University of Illinois Scholarship Key FHNCIS. ANJDPQ DOMINIC . . . . CHICAGO: as. in Aeronautical eriqariwinor F065 'ow' 4 . 4, rnANx, ortanisii .zuoms ..... csomzviue. as. in Mcimnaut Enginmiw: Pl 7' 9 , Q J fr 'llm' Civhou: Amvcts Post No, 202: Honors Day ll.3l . , 'UNK l0B5Rlt,4wAI.rErz ..... PlAINVlEVv'g 5.5. in Agriculture. NAIIOR Houstrggffa :Q .tuna Zeta: Y.f.!.C,A, Board of Drrcciof, rm, Y.M.CAA, Cgmmillgq Il, Jlr oi i? IiU'icUil 'al COl 'f'l f3l: Cant., Army ROTC l3. ll: Co0Dl l'l ' E u ' l '1'ff'rfIP I3.. Honors Day ll, 3: 1. I !lANKEl. snuon gum IIANTI, CALVIN CHARLES 'L V- 'f'za T.-ofa P fm !CAfi'lll9r3n ruzzut. ALAN zugmg I 4 . . . . CHICAGO: 8.5. in L.A.S.: LINCOLN AVENUSQQ Ywlntl Democrats Club: Honors Day Il, 2, all NEW E' ' of Illingig . I ll' . . oArIvIIIE, 5.5. in Mechanical Enginow'-pl,Cw , M' -1'wd':nt Council IJ, Al: A.S.M.E.: UniveuilY UT cm' A I DES PLAINES: 8.5. in Management: M0'l 'l 9 an mztzk. I FREDERICW FREEHILLI ,NEMANI IIEEMAN' WEEMANI IIIIEMANI llEIMANl5 Inv, ROB IIIBIEY. -I IIIEDL. N IUIKERSOI IUNXNOUE IUIMAN, IUINO, JI IUINO, J turttuml cult, II cum, war, PHI 3, SIGMA SIGMA: STRATF nt Counc'lORD HOUSE I mi H0nor1 ineerin HI' . . ln f Illinois OP T9Chno. I Engineerin 9: A.l.E.E,. H 51 EAPPA PSI: Tribe , I .1 11 Fl'eSI'1man V .0 alors Club 'HWY tect Ure? A.I.A.: Southem PSEIIILCSN Pl, Omega Bm ucation: PALAMAR: Home EIOY1: ALLEN HAL . e Chest ram, w.ii.Aqa'1ff n: Honors Day glial . A OMICRON PI: Shorter eatre Crew 121: 5.N.l.B 'mee I21: Plowboy Prorn Star Course Manager 1l1, ff Band II,2,31: Football Il GAMMA DELTA: Illini se Manager 111: Y,M,C,A, Tmittee 131: LAS Council UNDGREN HALL: A.I.A.: y of Illinois a: LAMBDA CHI ALPHA: ov: PHI DELTA THETA: Letter 121: Freshman Var- ITC 13, 41: Scabbard and leering: NEWMAN HALL: .N AVENUE RESIDENCE: RIGMA CHI: Ma-WAHM: ler ii, 2, GJ: A9f'fU U ph- Alpha Mu: COW' 'al band II1: CYCI0Ihem PSILON PHI: Phi WPS Eshman Week C0mm 'ee E: neeringi FI-AGG HOU5 nineeringi Pi Tau Sigma: I, 31 OR HOUSE: svtsfigfsgij littee ii: 311 '. Club, erative ExtenSI0f' DENCEJ L31 AN!E5IyUIIJieEEEktenSI0n Il: IU' neeringi .CI-U? 3 . of Cinclnniil , Ihige arketII'19 Club' Car lclNE ..... EFFINGHAM: B.S. ' LA, ,. IWW 'ivifurfeii is, Ai: si-Q-Bali Commiifee 141: iiiini s:fe'rfnfl1ifG5lfLiiLirQe'iglAAelEEWIVC 1 U . . . . . ARLINGTON H . Q . rliII 'cHs'rLEiiodMEgA4N EIGHTS' B'S' ' PhYS'Cf Education: ALPHA luclA EILEEN ..... MELvlN, B.S. in :ne T lf , fllilllllr Imgorch, Alpha Chiron: Mask and -Bauble: NationafaCdIrI2gi:-:fe 5111133321 ASWIPL Board: Zeta Phi Eta: llllnl Union Commnteeuil, 21, University Theatre Mana5erre534ent.I41: ,ity Theatre Cast 11 2 3 41- Unlverslty Theatre Crew 11 2 3 ' Umve' I31i Honors DaY 131' I I I ' ' 17 SI- PGVS Ball Queen LES ALAN . .... CHICAGO: la.s. ' M , , , MEMAN' cliieinsion of the University of Illinois m anagemem FORBES HOUSE, N-WY Pier EMAN CLYDE HENRY ..... WESTERN SPRINGS: B.S. in Electrical Engineerin FLA , sf -C. 'If ' HOUSE: Pershing Rifles rl, 21: A.l.E.E.-l.l2.E. gf GG DA 5 ...... CHICAGO: B.S. in Elementary Ed t' : PH , x FREEMAN' ugelga Pi, Honors Day 131: University of Illinois Scholigsiiig Keyg tigeyxeigrliiqi' Kappa i' 't the University of Illinois 'mon 0 -.Q 77 FREQMAN, THOMAS GENE JR ...... SPRINGFIELD: B.A. in L.A:S.: SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON: P if-c Skull and Crescent The Daily Illln 11 2 3 41 Junior lnterfraternlty Councl I I 1 I 1 I ' ' . ' Freshman Varsity Baseball Squad: Military Ball Committee 111: Ensign, NROTQ 111, ggi Tri-Dent ' ' Q , IVARS ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Metallurgical E ' ' 5 M,l,S,- ' 1 I: fi MIMANIS tension of the University of Illinois ngmeermg ' Navy Pler Ex ' my, ROBERT LEON ..... cAPTHAoE, s.s. in Agriculture W 'E' 5. i I BIEY, JUDITH ANN ..... PANA: B.S. in Elementary Education: THETA UPSILON: Ill' ' U ' m Committee 141: Young Democrats Club: MacMurray College ml mon flllibl, NANCY ANN ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L,A.S.: ALPHA XI DELTA: Mask and Bauble, President 141: University Theatre Manager 13, 41: University Theatre Crew 111, W,A.A. II1 'gt 105 , -:. FULKERSON, WARREN DALE ..... BLACKSTONE: B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering: AFTER 6' -01' I 4 HOURS: House President 121: l.A.S.: Honors Day 111: University of Maryland I FUNKHOUSER, JOHN RUSSELL ..... MOUNT VERNON: B.S. in General Engineering: TWIN 45- , ESTATES: Phi Eta Sigma: Honors Day 111: Southern Illinois University f':-' 1 FURMAN, SANDFORD ..... NEW YORK, NEW YORK: Bachelor of Architecture: ALPHA RHO I CHI: Junior Interfraternity Council 111: Second Lieut., Army ROTC 13, 41: Society of ,E American Military Engineers 13, 41: A.I.A. U1 -.xi FURNO, JAMES FRANK ..... CHRISTOPHER: B.S. in Accountancy: LAMBDA CHI ALPHA: First ' A, Lieut., Army ROTC 13, 41: Pershing Rifles 12, 3, 41: Scabbard and Blade 13, 41 FURNO, .IOHN ANTHONY ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Industrial Administration: GRANADA CLUB: A.I.E.E.-l.R.E.: Society for the Advancement of Management: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois 1 FUTTERMAN, JAMES LEE . .... GLENCOE: B.S. in Finance: TAU EPSILON PHI: Illini Insurance W Society Te. -e H GAAR, HOBART EARLE . . . . FREEPORT: B.S, in Electrical Engineering: A.l.E.E.-I.R.E. .V y I -: 'f,I GABBARD, THOMAS HARDY ..... CHAMPAIGN: B.S. in General Engineering:. PHI DELTA THETA: Wa-Na-See: Sachem: Tribe of Illini 12, 31, President 141: Varslty.Wrestllng SCIUBCI 12, 3, 41, Letter 12, 3, 41: Freshman Varsity Wrestling Squad: AYIWIGTIC COUVICII Wi CBDI-, NROTC 13, 41: Armed Forces Council 141: Navy Council 141: Sfiabbafd and Blade 13, 41: Tri-Dent 13, 41: Honors Day 1I, 21 H ii' ,K V 6' GAEBE. JAMES RUSSELL ..... CRYSTAL LAKE: as in Metallurgical Engineering: DELTA CHI: ' XAVT-Igla-See: Star Course Manager 11, 2, 31: First Lieut., Army ROTC 13, 41: AJ-CIT-E-: l '1 GAFFNEY. JAMEs FREDERICK ..... ARTHUR: B.S. in General Engineering: l4o.lNoNlA: Hovsi 1 I President 141: University Baptist Foundation Student Council 141: EDQIHEBYIUQ COUHCI I:,i.,:i. , I3I: IM Rec Board 131 12 :ASQ-. x GAGE' MEI-VA.FRANCES . . . . . MARSEILLES: B.S. in Commercial .Teaching: PRESBY.lHA3LL:BThff -- IIIIU II, 21: I.U.S.A. Barberettes 1I1: McKinley Foundation Student Councl I 1: U5 r ness Education Club: Honors Day II1 - G . . , . ' 'I MYER, DONALD ..... CALI, COLOMBIA: B.S, in Mechanical Engineering: AF-5-: A-5-M-Ev 'Z I3 ' C0I0mbian Students Club: University of the Andes: American UnlversltY fi- is .. . - . AUNSKYI JAMES ALLEN ..... HAMMoND INDIANA: ls.s. in civil En9'nee 'n9f,NOBLE HOUSE: M.I.A. Executive Council 1141: St. Pat's Bali Committee 1311 C397-1 AH' Force I t ' ROTC ISI: A.s.c.E. GALLAGHER P - ' ' D si n- ' ATRICIA ANN ..... DELAVAN, WISCONSIN: B.F.A. in Advertising S gf fs QI-PHA CHI OMEGA: University Theatre Manager 141: UDIVGYSUY Theaire Cfew 12' 37' , ' GA anhellenlc Ball Committee 12, 31: DePauw University , ' LL . - - ' ' - -1. AGHERI THDMAS PATRICK ..... CHICAGO: a.s. in Eeenernles: Ch' GaInn'3'a lofSie'HE2i , F, ig gs , ?amPUS Amvets Post No. 202: Marketing Club: Honors Day U: QI' 5 Y 1' -L: A ' GM enslon ot the University of Illinois , 5 ik ' UHN'w'1,I'AM FRANCIS JR ...... CHICAGO: Bs. in L.A.S.: FLAGG HOUSE: A.C.S., Navy '!M 5. I , ler Extension of the University of Illinois infill 485 f rs. . 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BLOOMINGTON: B.S. i I d ' I - - - , GLASS, JO KAPPA LAMBDA: Ma-Wap-Da: Ph' Eta Sigma: Srgr Cguujgrllaanggglzlistlgtlglrt,Y:ALPHA Committee ii, 21: Coordination Committee 141- Concert and E t 'I ' ' i 'CA' Honors Day up I n ertalnment Board 141: :loMAs ANTON ..... sKOl4lE: B.S. in L.A.S.: BARTON H . .1 Guss' 1 Campus Chest 131: German Club: Honors Day 11, 2, 31: Univgrgigl Bgngeilla ggiatq PI' Pier Extension of the University of Illinois ' ' aw YCE CAROL ..... CHICAGO: B.A. in L.A.S.: BIRCH HALL: ' ' . clone' Jo Student National Education Association Umversny Chorus I2' 3I' R, SHERRIL FRANKLIN. ..... ENFIELD: B.S. in Mech ' I E ' ' . GLOVE MANOR: Pi Tau Sigma: A.S.M.E.: S.A.E.: Honors Daaymi12, 31ngmeermg! LOOKOUT BARBARA JEAN ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: BIRCH HALL: B'I '. Glow' dent 121: W.A.A. 121: Spanish Club: Navy Pier Extension of the Llrtiix1kglLit5ILokE'IlI:ihed,iIs PAUL HERBERT NEWARK NEW JERSEY BS in LA K, ..... 1 1 . . . .s.: FLAGG HOUSE: . Gwc Committee 131: Young Democrats Club Sno BBII GNIATOVICH, MILAN ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Accountancy: Accountancy Club: Finance Club: Wilson Junior College: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois GODMAN, VERNA MAE ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: GAMMA PHI BETA: Illini Union Com- mittee 1I1: House President 131: McKinley Foundation Student Council 13, 41: Panhellenic Ball Co-mmittee 121: Plowboy Prom Committee 111: Sno-Ball Committee 111: Home Economics Club: Honors Day 1l, 21 GOEBEL, FREDERICK ARNOLD ..... BUNKER HILL: B.S. in Accountancy: BETA SIGMA PSI: University Theatre Crew 121: Gamma Delta: Illinois College GOETTSCHE GERALD EARL ..... GLENVIEW B.S. in Civil En in rin , , g ee g: EVANS SCHOLARS: Sigma Tau: Chi Epsilon: A.S.C.E.: Honors Day 11, 21 GOINS, ROGER LEE ..... PAYSON: B.S. in L.A.S.: DELTA SIGMA PHI: University Theatre Crew 131: Second Regimental Bancl 1l, 21: Greek Week Committee 141: A.l.Ch.E.: Cyclothem Club GOLDBERG, RONALD DAVID ..... CHICAGO: B.A. in L.A.S.: PHI SIGMA DELTA: Star and Scroll: University Theatre Crew 11, 21 GOLDENBERG, LISA ANNE ..... FOREST HILLS, NEW YORK: B.S. in L.A.S.: DELTA PHI EP- SILON: ShiAi- Illini Union Committee I 2, 31' Universit Theatre Crew 111: Star - 1 1 I1 1 v Course Manager 111: Panhellenic Ball Committee 111 GOLDMAN, EDWIN MARVIN ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Accountancy: ZETA BETA TAU: Basket! ball Manager 131: Accountancy Club GOLDMAN, MARIE JOANNE ..... CHICAGO: B.A. in the Teaching of French: DELTA PHI EPSILON: Illini Union Committee 1l, 2, 31: Coordination Committee II1: Ffe5llm3n Week Committee 111: Panheilenic Ball Committee 111: Honors Day 1l1 GOIUSMITH. KAY RITA ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Mooogomool, ALLEN HALL: Illinois Techno- graph 131: Flying Club: Navy Pier Alumni Association: Society for the Advancement 0f.NIar1agement: Pier Illini 1l, 21: Pier Playhouse 121: NBVY University of Illinois GOLDSMITH, MURIEL SHEILA ..... CHICAGO: B.A. in L.A.S.1 LAUREL AIPIWB Lambda Delta The lllo I llllnl Union Committee : I 1 1: ' ' ' Council II1: Sno-Ball Committee 111: Honors Day 1l1 21 31: Scholarship Key GOLDSTINE, Pier Extension of the HOUSE: Alpha Chron: 121: W.G.S. Executive University of Illinois RICHARD ALAN ..... CHICAGO- B.S. in Accountancy: PHI EPSILON PI: Beta Gamma Sigma: Phi Eta Sigma: Beta Alpha Psi: Sigma Iota Epsilon: Commerce CQUHCII HJ' coo: Army ROTC 3 41: Phi cha Eta 13, 41, Honors Day ci, 2, 31: University of .' . 'f I1 Illlnols Scholarship Key 131 GOMBERG, LIONEL ..... CHICAGO- B.S. in Electrical Engineering: Pl LAMBDA PHI: Illini Union Committee 131: Jurlior lntertraternity Council 131: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.: Honors Day I31: NPVY Pier Extension of the University of lIlirlOiS GO M8051 EDWARD ANDREW ..... 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UPI' Zl1:Pl.Tunlilclr lnterfraterrH'V . PHA I English: lo-IA f r 131, Student Sena. I Y bmmittee ill: some og al Engineering: THEM nn: MARKI-AND7 Caplil ' Eta r: THETA CHlf Ph' LAMAR: Belleville lun' MES HOMER ..... LAGRANGE. PARK: B.S. ' C - , . Ummm' Mfjhi Sigma: Y.M.C.A. Boardtof Directors 141: ,o1rlC.5herm?:12ytCh' Gamma lOl-3: Alpha 202: Illini Forensic Association: Little United Nations ampus Amvets Post Ng, ELL EowlN ..... GALESBURG: B.S.' El - . . Glll'F ' lox-Wan-Da: I.P.C. Photography Staff Il. 2:n3r 5TlrAf,TlE.?I3lEeE n9: FLAGG HOUSE: mm RICHARD SETH ..... EVANSTON: B.S. in Mechanical Enginee' Gal ' and Crescent: Illini Union Committee 11, 21: AUSUMUE. '9i SIGMA NU: Skull Y GILBERT ..... CHICAGO: B.S. ' A - . . GIODY, GARA5.: Engineering Council 121: IIIinoignInsglncilleaUcllCallecT1r:E,Il2,eerln1?J7 ALPINE LODGE? of the University of Illinois QY, avy Pier Extension AYMOND ..... DANVILLE- B.S. in Ph ' I - GIOGAN' wAl'TEhR R Varsity Football Squad- ,Ph ' I Eyslca' Educalloni PHI SIGMA KAPPA' , d ' I Eflieglgnstl Josephrs College Ysma Ucallolt Malors Club: St. Ambrose DONALD FRED ,... .CHlCAGO: Bachel f A h' . I . , GRONERTI College: Roosevelt University: Navy Pier olixtgnsionc clleTllereUn1l1i!rilty oAlIllllilno1sUmor GEORGE ALFRED ..... CHAMPAIGN: B.S. ' J l' , G Skull and Crescent: Alpha Delfe Siena: The'iilleoi1',n3l?TrrSrSI?!C? 2,Ln5H'ir0i'ES'LON' Scabbard and Blade 13, 41: Honors Day 131 Y l3f4l1 GRULKE, ROGER LEE ..,.. ZION: Bachelor of Architecture: ALPHA SIGMA PHI: A,l,A GRUSI-l, HUBERT LEE . . .L DWIGHT: B.S. in Electrical Engineering: NOBLE HOUSE Tau Beta Pl: Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Phi Omega: Eta K N . l Sigma Tau' Freshman Week Committee 12, 31: First Lieut., Air Force ISILJCDJTC gggfgypgsfffnllrigk Military Engineers 121: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.: Synton: H D 1 ' . - - Illinois Scholarship KeY Onors ay l' 2' Sl' Umverslly of GUETSCHOW, WILLIAM ALBERT ..... HARVARD: B.S. ' G I E ' ' . EPSILON: Northern Illinois State University In enera nglneerlng' -l-AU KAPPA GUFFEY, WILLIAM BAUSMAN ..... FREEPORT: B.S. in Electrical Engineering: A.I.E.E.-l.RE- Honors Day 1l, 21 ' GULLAKSON, GLEN EDWIN ..... SERENA: B.S. in Agric It : NABOR HOUSE. A . Phi Eta Sigma: Football Marching Band 13, 41: Figstulliegimental Band 12,13 l5l?aSeEghacI Regimental Band 111: Field and Furrow: Hoof and Horn Club: Illini Sportsinari's Club- Honors Day 1l, 2, 31: University of Illinois Scholarship Key 131 ' GULLICKSEN, DALE WILLIAM ..... NEW LENOX: B.S. in Agriculture GUMS, BARBARA ANN ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Home Economics: LINCOLN AVENUE RESI- DENCE: Iota Sigma Pi: Orchesis 121: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois GUNJI, KEN E.: .... CHICAGO: B.S. In Management: GARNER HOUSE: Alpha Phi Omega, President 131: House President 141: First Lieut., Army ROTC 13, 41: Scabbard and Blade 13, 41: Honors Day 1l1 GIIRNEY, DONALD EDMUND ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Accountancy and Management: NEWMAN HALL: Accountancy Club: Navy Pier Alumni Association: Society for the Advancement of Management: Honors Day 121: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois GURNEY, FRANKLIN THOMAS ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Management: NEWMAN HALL: Illini Insurance Society: Navy Pier Alumni Association: Society for the Advancement of Management: Wilson Junior College: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois GURVEY, MICHAEL ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: ALPHA EPSILON PI: Omega Beta Pi: Illini Union Committee 1l1: lnterfraternity Executive Council 1l, 2, 31: Junior lnterfraternlty Council 1l1: University Religious Council 1l, 2, 31: Hillel Foundation Student Council ll, 2, 31: LAS Council 131: Spanish Club GUSTAFSON, CARL WILLIAM ..... COAL VALLEY: B.S. in Dairy Technology: PHI KAPPA PHI: Dairy Production Club: Dairy Technology Society GUSTAUESON, DONALD EUGENE ..... SPRINGFIELD: B.s. in Agriculture: springfield Junlof College: Bradley University GUTHOFF, RONALD RAY ..... BLOOMINGTON: B.S. in Accountancy: The Daily Illini lll: AC- countancy Club G '. Um' WALTER ALBERT ...,. CHICAGO: B.S. in Accountancy: NOBLE HOUSE: Beta ALpha tPS1f 5l9-ma Iota Epsilon: Accountancy Club: Marketing Club: Honors D-BY Ill: Noll Wes em I-lnlVef5llY: Navy Pier Extension of the Universiy of llllnOIS cu , , . Yollr EMMANUEL FRANCIS ..... STREATOR: B.s. in Mechanical Engineering: NEWMAN HALL: A.S.NI.E.f S.A,E. GYURK0. JOHN - - - - . ' E tension of h ELMER: .... CHICAGO: B.S. ln Electrical Engineering, NaVY ple' X le University of Illinois IIAG . - ' EN' DA'-IEAHENRY ..... BRUSSELS: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering? 50C'e'Y of Amerlcan HA 'lllafv Engineers 141: A.s.M.E. GU . - E' R'ClWlQ NORRIS ..... CHICAGO: Bachelor of Architecture: ALPI-lAd RQ? CCHolJniff'ff3Z AQUA Union Committee 141: House President 141: Fine and Applle 'S HAH . . - N' MERR111 ANN, . . . . 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'ingi Tau Bela PII III . f Illini LTA CHI: Tribe Onasygcs ffl an VarsitY Gym CK DUANE HENRY ..... CHICAGO: B,S. in Mechanical Engineer. Mlm ' 'or Interfraternity Council LI1: Varsity G If S ling: PHI KAPPA SIGMA, ggzlgd: Intramural Manager i31: St. Pat's Ball CIommTItIiglI :g5l'SIxeghmI-T1 Varsity G0 I - - -i onors Day ily ILLMoRE CRANE ..... Mr. VERNON: 5.5, - . l IIHTINGS. Vgescenu Campus Chem my Junior Imerfmemn I2oEco1lomI'cs,- cHI PSI: slrull and Ka' 4, Y uncl II1, Flrst Lleul., Army ROTC V 5 l NJR... ..WlLMETTE: - . . Myst, vIcfg5'EAg.'ll?2'E. BS In Electrlcal Engineering: Dolphin, 0. , EDWIN ANDREW ..... GALESBURG: B.S. ' A ' , ltlWKINS0N5tar and Scroll: Phi Kappa Phi: Alpha Zeta: GarI1IIma gSIigrIi1IelIIDeelt:IlI3:'AEGAIlAMA RIIIQi Union Committee l2, 31: Student Senate l21: All-Ag Field Day Cdmmiln ra Sigma: Illini B 1.Czma2 raiiiiitgziiultrxliizzizm-C'U:f Aefffeiil'f'+i2'iii1 ay , , i S ID ey ' ICHEAL LEWIS ..... WHITEHALL: B.S. ' El t': I E ' ' . - . ' K Q WUNE5' M Kappa Nu, 'university rneerre ces: 121, IHeneiiID2y rII?I'QeeQl'f9:JnI2f'l:?rf:s Scleffyylq Eta lf. , N , Scholars ip GY ' ' '0'5 X Pvt Curl IE NEWTON. .... EvANsrON, e.s. ' c' 'I E ' - . , , ' 'f HELP, Ilmmcouegei New Pier Extension of the Unfgemifg'of1?I'iQ1fjglng, A.s.c.E., sen Anierne X A I 'Q 3 H, CAROL CORENE. . . . LAGRANGE: B.S. in Educat' : KAPPA D . 'IMI Shi-Ai: llllnl Unlon Committee 121: Y.W.C.A. CabirIEIIIl3,41: Y.W.TIIIIAIIl'C?:IIIITIrIIlTle:IIIIIc3I , ' s2tzls2.,5::leRE,-ees Estfflarfrii-Siva: ' R E 'R 2 T, GAIL ADELA ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: BIRCH HALL: P' '. , , A6 GI IIEIIII Democrats Club: Hofstra College SI CIII' W'A'A' III' Young . 4 0 x 5 i 4- Y ,I .1 A ugh 1 ., . l I I ' fe-I S. 11-of ECK, LARRY ELMER ..... DAKOTA: B.S. in Dairy T h l 1 F' L' ,, . II Ordnance Club l31: Pershing Rifles ll, 2, 3fIC41IIoDZIiIEy TeIl:HnolgIgL1 Sigigiy ROIIC l3'IIl' 6 f HEDGCOCK, FRANK MCCASKILL ..... URBANA: B.F.A. in Lands A h't t , PHI DELTA: Tribe.of Illini l2, 3, 4, 51: Varsity Track S3122 iI5,I3,eft11IIIeLetter ' i Ilireslaman Varsity 'Erack Squad: Varsity Cross Country Squad 12, 3'-Ay' Letter :SIMS I 4 Qs, I I 0 Q Xl res man arslty ross ountry Squad: Forslte l51: Landscape Architecture Society Q ' ' gr ,a , IIEDGE, GARY W ...... ROYAL: B.S. in Agriculture: Agricultural Economics Club eg PM --II -. ' I A 1 1 llsooslt, JUDITH MARIE . . . BUFFALOHNEW YORK, B.S. in Journalism: LEEMAN LODGE: . Theta Slgma Phr: The Dally llIInI l31: Newman Foundation Student Council l3, 41: -,G Rosary Hill College IIEDIGER, MAt5lLl:gARglr:g'IEN6E. b.INltgGARAOFALLS, NEW YORK: B.A. in L.A.S.: LINCOLN AVE- Ia : eta Igma micron 3 5' . HEDRICK, DALEDEAN . . . NEW HOLLAND: B.S. in Agriculture: ALPHA GAMMA RHO: Illini ri if f, UNION Committee l21: Field and Furrow: Hoof and Horn Club i 'jk O MEDRICK, LOWELL L. JR ...... DANVERS: B.S. in Journalism: GARNER HALL: Alpha Delta Sigma: Freshman Varsity Baseball Squad HEFTEL, SIMA DOREEN . ..., CHICAGO: B.S. in Elementary Education: INDECO HOUSE: W.G.S, Executive Council i31: Student Senate li1: Hillel Foundation Student Council l21: ,Q Q l .. Teachers-in-Training Club: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois F y y r ' Q 2 JI E-- I HEID, KERMIT KEITH WILLIAM ..... ELIZABETH: B.S. in Electrical Engineering: Phi Kappa Phi: 5? - Chl Gamma Iota: Tau Beta Pi, President L41: Phi Eta Sigma: Eta Kappa Nu: Freshman ti Weeks ioynmyttee l21: A.I.E.E.-l.R.E., President CA1: Honors Day 131: University of Illl- ,lug nols c oars ip Key L41 IIEIUGEN. CHARLES FREDERICK ..... ELMHURST, B.S. in Agriculture: NEWMAN HALL: sr. PTOCODIUS College: Arkansas Polytechnic College WEN, DALEU MARtIN ..... DANVILLE: as. in L.A.S.: General Motors Institute, DePauw 2 Q nlverslty I MN, GENE WILLIAM ..... MT. OLIVE: B.s. in L.A.S.: MEDEA LODGE: Phi Eta slgrne, House ' TL Pfeslderlt l31: First Lieur., Army ROTC Ia, 41, seebluera end Blade l3,41: Honors A DHY II, 2, 31: University of Illinois Scholarship Key - 1 Q HE . , , ..- IN' THOMAS CARLYLE ..... VIRDEN, B.F.A. in Advertislng Deslgn: GARNER HOUSE, Delta If b 5'9ma Omicron HEI . NHORST, PAUL ROBERT ..... MANITO, as in Agriculture: ALPHA GAMMA-li RHCgi,lUlAIRha PU Alpha l3, 41: S.N.I.B. l21: Agricultural Education Club: Hoof and orn IQ, R. y IIEINO MARGARE . sn ter ' - 'f I ' T JEAN ..... NEW WINDSOR: B.A. in L.A.S.: ALPHA CHI OMEGA, -OV xg, Q. Board: Torch: Mask and Bauble: National Collegiate Playefsf Zela Ph'2El?yPE2:1deiIgi ' I4Ii IIIINI Union Committee ll, 2, 31: University Theatre Manager lg Chorus I W, I gIa'I'a9eV.l4Ii University Theatre Crew II1: Star Course- MBIWGQQV Ill? UEHZSILJ I7 MCKIUICY Foundation Student Council QQ, 31: Uf1'VeV5'lY Thealre O ,K .re Ir llslss, RICHADRDIJAMES. .... NEPONSET: B.S. in Dairy TechnOI09Yi 'LUN' LODGE House HE les'de 'f l31: Dairy Technology Society: Honors Day L31 l-MIC . ' HE H' KENNETH WAYNE ..... COLLINSVILLE: as. in Marketing: Mafkeflftg CHP IMLE . ' G ' AW NORMAN ..... SPRINGFIELD: Bachelor of Architecture: DIELTAJnlfff'L:f9J'rf1yT,i,,1'e r acgylei Ivlalof Chairman Fine Arts Illini Union Committee l31i Il 'T' 25. Imerfrayem: I Un'Ve'5'lY Theatre Manager 13, 41: University Theatre Crew I , I Ball Committee L31 an-'Q' , -an I 'I Ill 5,9 -ff as N-f-an W I I I n , dl Q t, il ,., ,, ,S A IA1 X R rd' - 'ei fi , Q ,ll - ,- s Q 1 .Av . I 1 A f 'Ginn' -' ' ' g 1, 1 , Q ' Ijr: J , -AA -ma. I rc' s ,md ,. ssl :Jw V 1 rf ., 1 f' NJ, 11 mms omsroiv-'jllf . gimp. NLE. 5 5, In Agvivllurg-5 ALPHA GAMMA RHOQ ll N' A N., N, :U-UA' k,,u-:II Fualcnru IJ, -J, H901 and Hom Chilly , MA EMM CHICAGO FS, 11- Elnclncal Engan,-qr'ng: GA , Q HEMAEINGER HTHO, I .A I 5 A 5 5 .35 NU, pw., 5,,,c,,,,Cn of mg Umm:2I:'!i'H0,:gg C' 'V ' lllmba Y , I HAM 3055531 QIUJE-RLFGE, OHIO: 5.5. in Fhyalqgl Ed L b Y Nihofisoh L ...z 13, '. 5 ,. 1' 3 Lum 15 Fcoibnll Squgd ,Qi 33' leNe':cf3f 'i KNL 4 K.: , Q I . vwmm Hmonncus ROCJIR 5 N.,-izxsrxg ia 5. J- LA S., ALPHA SIGMA PHI, Omg, Sm, HgNgiQN AURED JOSEPH JR ,..CL1i'?N, BS. .fu Culi Engmccnngi 5,0,,... 1. , 4.,.., 5 ,' i.a Vw: swf' -5 HOLZL' V'l'S'df- V Ill: Newman fg,n5,,,M ft L 3 J f-.-If Ccuxgll ,J Yrs' lmmu Army ROIC 13 4 'sa, :'a A , 4, ... -,., ' A : ' I z 3 .1 A S CE 5 Hcncvs Day ,Sf Y ' 'R' 'I nmxu GEORGE JOSEPH Jn , . IREEIOFIT: 85. In hm-I Eduw-cm NEM'-'MANNA-1 ,A 1, , 5 , L f,-, ,ev.w.,fw kat! .3 BX .-.mu Gln- cm: .1 5 :,,,, HENN, EDWIN FRANCIS ,.. ',I.- ..1. . --1, PI' THPAGE NET-' W'ORKZ :ll Cwnl fng ng 'Q A S . xp .m 3, .:, vnrsn, Scan-1 Squad 135, A.S,C,g,5 MLCIZZARL ' 7 1' I1 N L l -1. If-1 U- m Q 1.1 157: 'I' HENRY, RICHARD JOHN '1'J5f' C: HEPFER, MILDRED JOYCE . ' I I 5 .5 f',.,1:-,, I I Ch HERBSI, WALTER BIFF , , , 'JOLINE HS. In hlvgclmlmlcal Enqinccv-ng, NFWMAN H111 Q,- 'Hia , PEQRIA BS, In SLU:-!.vf.aI Im-mug, CHI OMEGA, ht . A . I I' I- I-,ff LQm.-wm,- ,It Smr Comm .'.'I.m,,9c, Up: Comvwce Ce-irl. ,-.1 hu CQ'w11,y-CL. ,aj Accounmnqy Cgubl Bwmen Eduuwx 0: In . CHICAGO: B.F.A, Ir. Indvzllml Dvsiqn' SIGMA ALPHA MU Av L,- -A 5 ,lv-A Sqn , Q-I xllvuvmlovs Campus Clubs! Ulf lnlu lu,-ul., Afmy R016 1 4. I ' ' if fo- .Ms 3 HERENDEEN, JOHN CHARLES ,.... CHICAGO: Bnclv.-lor of Arclurcciun,-5 PARK NOUH, LAL, ha.. IR.-r E.'.-I-ygm gl Nw Umvfgrglvy of Illmons HEWIIT, TERRY IEE ,EAST MOLENE: 8.5, In Elfgclucal Engmevrmg, A.I,i.f-III, U., .I-'1 ', 1' Un' Dame HEXOAII, MARIIOUISE ..... MORRIS, BA. In l.A.S.5 LINCOLN AVENUE RESIDINCI. Wavva CWM- CIVII I . 5 uma Oclm IH Spannlw Clullg Honors Day Il,Yi Hlll, NORMA JEAN , . . . f'HflDONg B-1Cl1l'lOr OI I-Mvxifg PACKINICY HAH: Svgml Md' Im PI v' :'t Un, I Hlll, RICHARD JOHN . . . . OAK l faQPIg 8.5. on Aa,-r0'1.1uIn:.1l flnjj-nccllng, ICRIQS NOJH 1133 'i.x.-, Pwr I-H,-1111011 ol Ihr: Umwgrany of Illinon Hlll. SAMUEI EUGENE EA , 1l.uI 3 :v', Iro'I,,Il . . , . ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN, B,S. in Rccvcohong SIGMA CW. 'N Ulm. Ummm Comnnlngn IPI, Vmxny Foolbnll Squid QI, JIOJHQG if Sq-,mLI, fr-rvlmmn Varsiiy Baseball Squad: Bolcbqll MAnb9!0 if bl' I'-'-vw -M 3, lm1.1mI,,1.aI f.'Inm.sqqr I-12, Amr,-v:c.an Rccrcahonnl Soc-My U. of I, YI-il f'Mf , IIW1-cal fdUr.s!'ou h'I.x1o1: Club HINRICHS, NONE DUANE uI,.- UUJSON. B 5 H1 fACCOun!.mCyg SONS HOML NOV!! H031 - Lv'IwI,: I-mv.,-sn Pm! No, 262, Honou Dny II, QI HINION, MARVA 94:'CVflOFfUq BS, In LAS, Dfllfx SIGMA IHlIAg v,McA cfm? Pn'f- .ZH LNIIOFI Collqqg mscox, nnqwmmonuncc. . , ':.ooos1ocn:, us. an RI-cvnnviong zvms uA1m,1o-:mill 2 :HI .' '-'J M ,I l. T, If-nan-n il, 2, 3, -525 Iuwyr-rim RcC1t'uu0l'fll S4045 U' dl I' 'iff' l1l3I,'rY HISI, DONAID RAY 9II.C--'lf-'7', IES In Nrlalfurqucal fngmrolmg, IINOOWI GW f l 1 T, 3. .2,, AJC I, f.'.l.5., Young R-pub!-um Club Nlvllv- JUDJIH lYNN LI'?'HCsIIfllJ. BS In llc-me-nu!-,' ftfunfvvffg KABA ' f' I' :ww Y-ww-. mmf. om., rv., um uno fl,2, 315 :uma union Cv '- V v .'. f ,'. if ff .Yr ,.,, Q30 .51 NOAI, GIIAIO WILKIAJR ' C 'fvIlZ!I!', II S. -1. U:-Qfnrql fngmcyqungg All l.-llifl 'I ' ' 5' 'A 'l H Cu 'il 1 J'.f1+f.' Collcufr Nollf. AIYNONSO ffH?C:'- -O, 552 .n SI:-ffrlul fngxnc-el-ng: 'dll link. pq - 4 .'. z 5 Q lap HOUZIL, IAN!! ANN MOH. Allfl ANN' s'n'-' rf ff. '. fr.. MH. uOH, IICMAID WAUACQ A --r 'Java' f. Ze.. ,- r .v NOIIMAN, gun lou sr' ' x-gf ,. ,. , f-mmm, nn, xI'1 11.5, uracom Avmul ltifwa . lllll I, ffv, n f. gn am...,m, cm omsom If-sv lvv '! u 4: C 'I A-4. TH'-ann '1 47. img-hqgn UQCIQIIIOHOI Elf' ' 'I' 'I' Hn, Cr,T'a-gr mug! lf'-Gv.av:GE Mint, 3.1-. .fl LAS.: SIGMA CNl:'.a,Ka. I 'f-fs-' '71, 4, un.I,..,.1-, Chau. fn, Pmy 000'- '1-P'-'fv Curr, gs.,-.nm Ed..-wiow lmfan M FEL -n ,., y J W ' H - '- 1 f-ff fw 'I 7,1!U.SA,8ubeveI1MI7-3lF9'dd I, 1 luv.. S , 692 V .,n , NOFFMA MOFFMA NOFFMA NOHMA NQIIMA NOHNEI gomnh NOIMUS NOISAS. NOGAN. HOGAN. NOGIVE nONl, R NONNSII HOIIAN, NOIIINI NOIIINI NOIIINI 'Om' RHO: - Horn Kapba th U HOu5 . e ' of Illinoi YSical Educati 3 I Oft: ALPH 1 Letter 131: Fresh:-nf: A PHI: Omega Ben, pi: eering: Sigma T I 'VETISQF Foundation aglyhdgau B, C I31 41: Society Q: 'Uni NEWMAN , . Glee Club 12, Engineering: SIGM S.C.E.: Long lgIandAAgl1:f HQ: NEWMAN HALL: SL CH' OMEGA: Th D' ' II1: Commerce? ally . 0 'I Business Education GMA ALPHA MU: Alph, -Ieut., Army ROTC 13, 41: e: PARK HOUSE: A.l.A.: 'In9: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.: Uni. 1 UE RESIDENCE: Women's 11. 21 'IALL: Sigma Alpha Iota: teering: FORBES HOUSE: eation: SIGMA CHI: The Squad 121: Freshman Var- eball Manager 131: TYHCIK Society U. of I. Studenl 1 HOME: House President ETA: Y.M.C.A. Commilfee ANS HALL: Tqrch: W-ff: reational SOCISIY U- 0 ' ring: TEN-O-ONE CLUB: :ans Club - . KAPPA DELTA: iJri:iaTIJoRI'libn Commiilee 1111 Q. A I E.E.-l.R.E.: PPIYSIG . OTC First Lieut-: Army R VENUE' RESIDENCE d 141: Pircf Resim?'1'al Sinef I- Itional 50C'ey 5 chem? Slai CHI: 5 3,411 EMIS-meer, NROTC 1 VENUE 'Hon' UNEQIEEI Rational 12, 31, 5 U 4 JOHN LOUIS ..... EAIRDURY, s.s. in Agriculture HOFFMAN' RRY REID ..... FARMER CITY: B.S. ' A ' I . n IIMFMAN' 'Committee 131: Y.M.C.A. Committee 121: lI1lars?t3ClVIiggIir?:lgiE,r:d FEQUSE: Illini Union Varsity Wrestling Squad: Football Marching Band 131, Second R ' , 3, 41: Freshman Freshman Week Committee 131: Agriculture Club eg'men 'l Band ll. 21: LIE CALVIN . .... RANTOUL: B.S. ' M , . HOFFMAN. I-Eze Advancement of Management 'fi andgernent, Chi Gamma Iota: Society for HAEL P ...... HILLSBORO: B.S. in L.A.S.: PARK LANE ' HOFFMAN MIC. . - - . ' . .LODGE Ph. K Ph': I Beta Kappa, Ph' Eta Slgma' Honors Day U' 2' 317 UVIIVGVSITY Ol Illinois Sjhgczzrshilb FMANN SHARON NOEL . TRIVOLI- BS in Home Econo ' I IIOF ' 2 3 41. SN I Bl- 'Wesley Foundaiion Student C 'I mms: A-H HOUSE: W'A'A' 11 , 1 1 - - ' 'I , : All- ' - ' Plowboy Prom Committee: Home Economics Cluguncl A9 Fleld Day Commmecf JAMES RAYMOND . . . CARMI: B.S. in Mens 1, Al I, ., .. HOHNER' Ball Committee 141: First Lieut., Army ROTC 13,gE?elgha:anE F3 Kffpgo l:'l'l a'Y Advancement of Management ' ' me Y O' 'he OFMANN THOMAS RONALD PARK RIDGE- BS in Phyeic FIRE 11 1 . ' 1 ' ' S: SIDE: House President 2, 41: Second Lteut., Army ROTC 13, 41: O d Cl b . . . SocietY: Russian Language Club I nance U MI' Phalanx 1141: PIWSICS nn, FREDERICK HAROLD ..... Euvlvvooo PARK: as - I ' - A , llomils I.U.S.A. Dcrbersheppefc 11, 21: A.I.E.E.-l.R.E.: A.s.M.E. In Eeclmal E 9 'e i 9' s SARAH JANE ..... ATWOOD: E.s. in me Teaching of M th f' , C . HOFSA l Phi Kappa Phi: Alpha Lambda Delta: Pi Mu Epsilon: Hoiiseenlliegsderllll 1ljil1ll:E?l,l'l:Ql'E1 mental Band 11, 2, 31: Wesley Foundation Student Council 12, 3 41- I-lonors Di 11, 2, 31: University of Illinois Scholarship Key ' ' Y N, JAMES LAWRENCE ..... WAUKEGAN: B.S. in A ' It : GRANADA . : WGA Furrow: Illini Sportsman's Club: Rifle and Pistolijrglmtbure Cl-UB' Fleld and HQGAN, JERRY HAROLD ..... FLORA: B.S. in General Engineering: KOINONIA: House Pregi. dent 141: University Baptist Foundation Student Council 141: Lieut. Col., Army ROTC 13, 41: Scabbard and Blade 13, 41: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.: Young Democrats Club IIOGEVEEN, PATRICIA HELEN . .... GLENWOOD: B.S. in Civil Engineering: LINCOLN AVENUE RESIDENCE: A.S.C.E. IIOHL, RICHARD EARL ..... OLNEY: B.S. in L.A.S.: Lieut. Col., Army ROTC 13, 41 IIOHNSTREITER, GLENN FREDRICK ..... MORTON: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: ALPHA SIGMA PHI: Illini Union Committee 111: Junior lnterfraternity Council 111: Maior, Air Force ROTC 13, 41: A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. HOLIAN, KENNETH FRANCIS ..... ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI: B.A. in L.A.S.: SIGMA TAU GAMMA: lnterfraternity Executive Council 141: House President 141: Marketing Club: Young Republicans Club: Harris Teachers College HOLLENBACI-I, VIRGINIA MARGARET ..... RIVER FOREST: B.S. in L.A.S.: SHERWOOD LODGE: Zeta Phi Eta: University Theatre Crew 121: Bradley University IIOLLENBACK, WILMA GRACE ..... NEWARK: B.S. in Elementary Education: BETA HOUSE: Wesley Foundation Student Council 12, 31: Illini Christian Fellowship 11, 2, 3, 41: Student National Education Association HOLLINGSWORTH, GENE WESLEY ..... DAVIS JUNCTION: B.S. in L.A.S.: Tomahawk, President Y.M.C.A. Committee 11, 21: Wesley Foundation Student Council 1I, 2, 31, Presldent IIOIMAN, COLETTE MARIE .... . ITASCA: B.S. in Music Education: DELTA ZETA: Sigma Alpha Iota: University Chorus 12, 31: Honors Day 131 IIOIPUCH. BETTY JEAN ..... DERWYN: as. in Elementary Eciucetaen, KAPP.A DELTA: Kappa Delta Pi: Women's Glee Club 12, 3, 41: Honors Day 131: MOYIOVI JUFIIOI' COIIEQH IIOITZMAN. MARILYN GAIL ..... WARRENSBURG: B.S. in L.A.S.: DELTA PHI EPSILON: A.:plEa Lambda Delta: Illini Union Committee 11, 21: House Pl'E5Id9f1T 12, 31: Honors DRY I f I 31: University of Illinois Scholarship Key IIOIZER, WERNER PETER ..... CHICAGO- B.S. in Marketing: GARNER HOUSE: WB'Ni'5eef Tomahawk: Tribe of Illini 12,3,41: Varsity Wrestling Squad 1231411 CaP'a'n liuf l-elfef ,12, 3, 41: Freshman Varsity Wrestling Squad: CBP?-I A mY ROTC I3' Ai' MarketIng Club IIOMANN, ELLEN ROSE ..... DU QUOIN: B.S. in Speech Correction: PHILEA: Miami Uf'iVe'SI'Y of Ohio II . . ' OOKER, HENRY FROST ..... DANVILLEI B,5, in Agriculture: Agriculture Club, Field and FUITOW: Spanish Club: Vanderbilt University H00 . . . . .C.A, KER, LARRY LOVELL ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in General Engineering: S1GMA2,NU, YM H Commrffee II1: Lieut. Col., Air Force ROTC 141: Amold A Socley 0 . . . ' IIAK, EDWEN MELVYN I l u D I CHICAGQZ B,S, in Metallurgical Engineering: M.l.S., Navy Pier H XTef1SIOn of the University of Illinois oRN, SIANLEY JAY . . , . . , HA EPsILoN PI, nun: union Com' . I. . . CHICAGO, B.S. ID Finance, .ALP mmee Il1: Finance Club: Illini Forensic Association '2 -a A R S -1. ? 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I Loveg mm- 5.5, in L.A.5.g mem CHI, l.,,,,4,,,m, 'Nl un-'Q-gil ,'.'.yfascr ,3Ig Jwnicr Bar Association- U - a. ' ' nfvefwl I CP QHQAGL EMA, Aux L.A.S.3 Illlni Union COIHFIIIIIQQ il 1. 11 Y ,MLC A, Ccmmlllcg ,Sf Scqqglgxgy Club . Um. X my--GO 5 S In -kl.ccLn!.mcy, SROWERY Nousfl Put, 1 arp, . amoronnq as In l.A.S.: SIGMA cm: mm, Un Wm- 3 5.11-I,-.L .'.'l. . - ll T- 9.1 fm CM. EJ 3, w s nu ur , I Ln 5 Gln, Cub na Gm . . URBANA GS. In f.'I.alKc'H10: VHI GA!,',!,5,'4 UH-'A Tw V- Arm, ROTC l,3, -Il: Acruvmmmcy Clvlyg p,l,,,,ge,mg of ., ,K NEXT YORK, NEI-'.' YORK, BA. ul L.A.Sg ARMORY MUGS! Q Zum ,I - A,I.Cl'..E.5 Clxmcsn' Sludwwls Club, CIN Cqlll-Q, QQ N?-VT: . DON'-'NER5 GROVE, 8.5. ,vw Economlcs, Alpha Kgpp. ph 'Qu fgv Ilzyg Adyanccnwn! ol .'.'l.xlmQcmcnl ' vi , , EAST MOLINEQ B A. an f.'l.arkctmg5 HOPyglN5: pM,5',ln? cw, fic ' I t V'-OQDSIOCK: B.F.A. In Advqrhs-ng Deyglg p1AppA SIGMA f .nl Union Commllluc il, '23, Unwqully 'llscalrq Cuq gl-2 1 I1 ng.-.' ,I, 2, 3, -1, 51, FOOILJAII P-'lmclnng Baud fl,2I: fn., SM-5 ,I, -, Unl-.vrmy Chou Ill: Mcvfs Glue Club ll, 2, 3, -l, 5315 0,.go,,Q sa., I' I Fygnglw Clvb, Sprnq Nlusncal ll 2? I HUDSON, JOHN LESTER ..... CHICAGO, 8.5. Ill CIwmic.xl Engincurlnqyg PHI KAPPA M025 Sqn-.Q IMI, law Bula Pl, Phi L.xmiJd.x Upallong llxc llluo QI, Jun-0: im,fQ,.,,,m.g Cgmll lg Hour Pr.-md-:ni Q33 A,l,Ch.E,: Honors Day IQ, 33 HUGHARI, LYLE WINDSOR . Home Vrusldvfwv Illlno 1 Ur1wcf5nI',f HUGHES, RICHARD EPM .,.. SIREAIORQ HS, in Civil Engmcclmgg PHI SIGMA IPSIICQK 1.23 Mdlmlqy Foundahon Smdqn! Councll QJI5 A,5C,f- Ng,,L.,, . GILSONQ B S. in Agriculturcg CHI PSI, Illini Union C011-.-n,n,,Qy3 lw'r.yl-1. mi f.'u mer 25 5 N,l B, 2, lg F-vid and Furrowg Hoa! .md Hum Club NUISINGA, DOROTHY MAY ..... PARIS: BS. in Accounhxnty: LINCOLN AVENUE RISIDUK1 Algal-.x lnmlada Dulm: Belo Alpha Pa-5 Accounlancy Club: Della Sigma Ofmocng Inn! Club, Honorg Day HULL. BILLY SNERWOOD . . MUMES. IHOMAS IRVIN . . , MUNI, JEAN AILEEN ..... Cl-lla 'l' Cqmlyll MUNI, KENNEIH EARL ..., !mn-mn-,- Coumll HUNILIY, MARY HIANCES . , MA: :Own I NUNYADY. FRANK WOLT . . fl, liilnmz If-du 5'-:Pnl Club HUPI, RONALD CHARLES ': 'A-'fllf'-'J Cmqf-,f ILE:--3,1 NUILLY. IAMIS DONALD 1 a'f,v1 lin-,lr-1 MUII. NANCY JOAN . . FJRIDGEPORL 8.5. in Agricullurc: University ol Virscqnm . . OAK PARK, Bachelor of Arclmcclurcg MOORE HALL: AIA UEKAIB: 8.5. in Home Economicsg ALLEN HALL: Home Itowilhd College , MORRIS, 8.5. in Aqucullungg ALPHA GAMMA RNC: .luflid HY Ill, Hoof and Horn Club . . . WILf.'lEIIEg 8.5. ir. l.A.S.g DELTA ZEIAQ Illmi Union Curl!!! . Umvrr:-ly Chow: 62, 'Nomvn'a Glcf: Club ll, J, IE -.'.'uLf.Iu1E- as an rafflmlaml Enqanwinq: New WWW' ldfldm. 41, 2, all si. 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HALL: Home Economics MMA RHO: Junior Inter- : Illini Union Committee: II: 3: 41 . . p 'dem feiiiglifirii, iii: Lu . - - En- E erIn9: l5A'5'.' sigglloli' the University of Ia Delta: Junior Bar AS' A, Zeta :Asia U 1 I ' I' ois tesign: Northern 'lm . Illini A TAU OMEGA' l-li Marketing Club USE: Education: Blimnligrsitv , Maiors Club: 'cal BUSEY HALL, PhY5' , of Iliinois LODGE: lineefingi ll'l'lNl aternit UI'1IVEf5iKfEgi Orig:-H Alilf MARGARET JOANN ..... JOLIET: B.S. in Elementary Educagion ALP ING ' Shorter Board: Terrapiri II, 2, 3, 41 1 HA CHI OMEGA: 1, BARBARA JEANNE ..... OTTAWA: e.s. ih the Teachin f 11160 ' COGA: The lllio 121: House President 131: Science Ed g 'O Biological .sclencesi WE5' ucatlon Club, President 141 HN THEODORE . . . SILVIS: B.S. ' EI ' . . IN6YIEl5EN,T:3 Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma: .Eta Kappa :Rui i:,1iEsLEhgihe0f.ng: FORBES HOUSE University of Illinois Scholarship Key 'l'R'E HOn0'5 DOY II, 2, 31: ELEANOR JOANNE GALEslsuRG as in Ph sical Ed Illness' M t r Board: Tcgffghg Alhha Sigma Nui: The lll'o 1lY 21- W Auftalloni ALPHA DELTA PIP W?A.iA. U, 2, 3, 41: Student Senate 141: Phylicall Edltcatioh .MEggl? Qlbbpmsldenl Ml: 'susan' HOWARD ..... BERWYN: B.S. in Metallurgical Engineering: TOANCO CLUB: . . . . . CHICAGO: a.s. in Chemistr - PHI EPSIL . . , Mme, JON IRWIN -1 , . , . , , , v, I ON PI, Alpha Ch s , ISE aria? gietI2:hl?lggTl1e Daily Illini 111, Illini Union Committee 111: Honors Day Ezhiglgfg- ,,,,,,:5:lI, AMY MEGUMI ..... LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: as in L,A,S .: LIN RESIDENCE: Sllphalxllambdz Delta: llllnpi Union Committee 1l1: Hawailxglllitllbimlilliflgl-Iliti Cl b: Navy ier Umnl ssoclatton: onors Da 1l, 2: R - ' , N:vy Pier Extension of the University of lllinoisy l oosevell 'lumor College' ISIIIKAWA, NORMAN TAKAO ..... HONOLULU, HAWAII: Bachelor of Architectur - C ROTC 13, 41: A.I.A.: Hawaii Club: University of Hawaii el apt Army JO ANN ..... NORMAL: B.S. in Elementary Education: DELTA DELTA DELTA: Sh lvms' Board: Kappa Delta PI: Alpha Lambda Delta: University Theatre Crew 121: Star Cooilfg Manager '12, 31: HOUSE' Pfesldeflf I41i l'l0n0 5 DBY ll, 2, 31: University of Illinois Scholarshrp Key lygyl CHARLES EDWARD ..... URBANA: B.S. in Marketing: Lieut. Col., Army ROTC 13, 41: Military Council 141: Zeta Sigma Alpha 13, 41: Accountancy Club: Marketing Club: Society for the Advancement of Nlanagement IVEY, MARIANNE ..... MOUNT CARROLL: B.S. in Music Education: EVANS HALL: Mu Phi Epsi- lon: University Choir 111: Oratorio Society 1l1: Honors Day 121: University of Wisconsin IWAI, CHARLES T ...... HONOLULU, HAWAII: B.S. in Industrial Education: Hawaii Club: Industrial Education Society IACKSON, CLARENCE ROY ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Management: Society for the Advancement of Management: Wright Junior College: Loyola University JACOB, LOIS ANNE ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Marketing: SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA: Illini Union Committee 131: Marketing Ciub: Honors Day 1I,21: Navy Pier Extension of the Uni- versity of Illinois JACOBS, ELMER LEE ..... GIBSON CITY: B.S. in Marketing: Alpha Kappa Psi: Marketing Club JACOBSON, MYRNA D ...... CHICAGO: B.S. in the Teaching of Social Studies: LAUREL HOUSE: Illini Union Committee 111: House President 141: Hillel Foundation Student Council 121 JACQBSON, STANLEY ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: CLARK HOUSE: Omega- Beta Pi: YQUVIQ Democrats Club: Honors Day 1l1: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois JACQUES, MARVIN SAUNDERS ..... MAZON: B.S. in Engineering Physics: Phi Eta Sigma: Second Regimental Band 1I,21: Honors Day 1I,2, 31: UniversitY of llllnols SCIWOIHYSNP Key IACUS, WALTER CHARLES ..... CHICAGO: B.A. in L.A.S.: KAPPA SIGMA: Navy Pier Exten- sion of the University OI' Illinois IAGER, MELVIN FRANCIS ..... JOLIET: B.S. in General Engineering: PHI GAMMA DELTA: Illini Union Committee 131: Joliet Junior College JAIN, IAIN SWARUP ..... KHATAULI, INDIA: B.S. in Civil Engineering: Chi Epsilon: Hows DBY 131: University of Allahabad 'AMES' WlllIAM Gus ..... JOLIET, B.S. ih Chemistry: CALHOUN HALL: Joliet Mio' CO e9e lAM'50N. RICHARD CARSON ..... SPRINGFIELD: B.S. in Agriculture, WESMEN, second Lieul., Army ROTC 1a,4:, Phalanx 13,41 I . . - . PA ANOWSKI. KENNETH ROBERT ..... MOLINE, B.s. ih Metallurgical E 9 tee 9' P' KAP PHI: Illinois Tech IA DENCE: NOWSKI. MARY LORRAINE . .... CHICAGO: B.S. ih L.A.S.: LINCOSLN REQ' ,,,,no,5 Alpha Lambda Delta: Pier Playhouse: Honors .DiY.llf2f is JE Scholarship KeY: Navy Pier Extension of the University of l mo H FF , SE, Ouse ERS' ROGER-COLEMAN ,.... MATTOON: B.S. in Mannagemsmi BI5RgfHE5m:2ge Council P'eS'dSt1t 141: University Chair 1i,2:: Oratofio SOCIETY Iggy ph: Chi Eta 13,411 ?'4li Military Ball Committee 141: First Lieut., A mY ROTC l in ' JEF ccountanCY Club: Society for the Advancement of Manageme HALL Fslts - ,, ALLEN 1 ON' Img lAROSE ..... ABBEVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA, B.A. ihP.Le.rA.gX'enSion of the U . efslllf Chorus I41: Navy Pier Alumni Associatlon: NHVY ' 'Ve'Sttv of Illinois I Q tx Ia 1 Il' N I 1 :xx as 3: XJ' , JJ, . Mlm! , I JH.: g SQ' K 5,7 Q. 3' 5' 'W' ' 4 Sf: ' A I ,ies it Agia.. 'nl 'U -gp-f ...Q P an CTV 2. Q ck X 1 I ? s - . . J I 1 14 -'f I , 11 L .I L 7? ...Q,,,--.. 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CV.-A - A-4-Lf' Psa' No. 2025 Navy Pwr E-lciisioii ol ilu- Un,,.t,,,,,, CQ , lil JOHNSON, BRUCE ROBERT 4' ' 'a v xr.-pyg uvv'-.C JOHNSON, CAROL LOU . , JOHNSON, DALE ALLEN i-in , , , OAK PARK: 5.5. in Mgrlxcringg ALPHA TAU OMEGA ' -.-,Q Ng, 202, .'-'arkuliip Club MJ' . JOLIEII. in L.A.5.Z SlGfJA KAFTPAQ Jolie! Jug-g,C,q Corba CHICAGO: 3.5. in Cliirmisrry- FORBES' Phi lgmbd, Um ,Q C 5 A LCM E, Gviiimii Club Navy Piur Alumni Assocuuiong Honcu Day il. p,:,,., 5' ,K-i En,-micii of Hag Uniyursily of Illinois JOHNSON, DOUGLAS EDWARD ..... LAGRANGE: 5.5. in M.magcmcnlg XAPPA SIGMA: yi, C i iir I I Q igu i'.'.. rw. f ig , ., Cmnpus Chi.-51 .25 Hcshinan Council: Cgqymfylr Cc.,-Ni 5 ,','..lie.uy Ball Cgmmirlcc lfll: Capl., Army ROTC 13,415 Phi Chi Eu T105 Myhqe Cub- Sc: L-fy lor llm- Advnncciiig-nl of Nlaimgcmg-nr, Young Republiggm CIM, JOHNSON, EMERY RICHARD ..... RIO, DS. in Mechanical Engineering, A,F.S.g A.S.MIg law Tlii-r Ent-vision ol rlic Univursily of Illinois JOHNSON, GERALD EDWARD , . . . HARVEY, 8.5. in l'i'lnn.sgr:mcr1!g DELTA CHI, ,lunlg may l1.1'i-rinr-,- Ccuricil JOHNSON, GERALDINE LOUISE ...,. GALESBURG: 8.5. in The Teaching ol Sogigl 9,45 PZAFPA ALPHA THETA, Mormr Board, Torch, Shi-Ai, Phi Alpha Then, TN llliallji Haig: Clnirii-.an SIUHI Show Illini Union Commillcc UT: Illini Union Eldvirn Cow gil 435 Illini Union Commifler: ll,2J: SIM Course 'AAFIDQCI lI,7lg Y.W,C.A. Cm n1I'r-if .If l'.mInL-ll-frm: Elf-culivc COUn:il 13, -Up Omlorio Sotlcly TH JOHNSON, KENNETH ALBERT ..... DES PLAINES: 8.5. in L.A,S.g CALHOUN HALL, PM hun Ill'-, -'.'..ai-or Clminimii f.'lu:.i: Hour: Illini Union COl'11mllTCC T415 Illini Union Candi P 141, House Pnfzidcnl l-ilg A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.: Honors Day l3Ig Illinois C0llU9l JOHNSON LAURENCE OWEN ..... SFRINGFIELD: 8.5. in Elctlricnl Engineering, IH! IAN ' O'l Ex Yanni IN ql -I 1. .. 'ug A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.g Gmini-im Della, Honor: Day l?,3I JOHNSON, LOWELL BRUCE ..... MOLINTEQ TTS, in Nlnricllngg ALTTHA TAU OMLGAJ fflw UNCH C'J 1fP'1l'.'f' ll. YI: Campu: Clicsv lllg Fu-xhnmn Week Conimiifn ll,7E. 'N LH'-..iI', Army ROTC I3. -ilg Scnlnbard .md Blade ll -IJ, Zola Sigma Alpha llll: .PU 'lvl Cl.,ili IOHNSON. MARTHA LEE , . ,CHlC1'uGOg BS, in Home ffonomitsg DELTA SIGMA TVQTAL All Avy Fmlcl Day Cornmitfrgir l'4l: Home ECOn0micg Club JOHNSON, ROBERTA LEE ..... BLLLEVILLE: BS. in Rccrrrnllou: PALAMAR: S5011 Illini Uv-Ln Con-mi!'fm lljli Hgugq Pyggldi-'ny ljf: Univgfgily Choi! Illg 'Ek' Glff' Club fl,. Omrovfo Socicvy 437, Orchciii I-ij, American Rgcrulionbl 53 U lil l 3'-sflfvi' Clwimcr, Hanoi: Dny IQI iovmson, noun! omono ..... nocrzrono. n.s. .n emma Enpmw-no: Dill! Um UUILON. Siill Mid Cvfrzcvrni, Hours- Pnpgidenv I-II, Univ:-uily CIIDH L73 JOHNSON f ,.,r . neun ANN , , . cfmaorii, 0.5. .fi Mihai sdmiion, KAPPA num WWW ' 3 L ni Hu I zicnl El, l.1.-ni-nCr- Collfyqry JOHNSON. wmum mum . , . , mr, oiivs: Lis, 1.-. CN.: gn,,.n.,-Mafia, Pm INN W, J ri ,- li'i-vlunv-1 PECL iomisrou, uumu Jovan liilifi. Y '-'J C I. fr ionusion, un: Louis: . 'i'a -'.,vr:i, QQ! JOHNSTON, JAN!! ANN guys.: -.ur CC...-U 'D 'HW Council lim Home Pu-iidcnv IST: Maiov, Ai' TU!! 'OTC an . , . . ir-.nf ronisr, us. if. i,A.s,. imcoiu Avoucz -- 'f 1i v 5-52. Scfinl Woih Clubg Sociology Club: CIM!! . . f.-cum vmiori, iowx., as. in fave-iam, DELYAGAW - f-'Guru vwiiori. ioi.-JA. as, in !duuvlovl:9fUA61 F. Ccrnc-ll Cgllq-gig . B' JOHNSTON IOOII ALIXANDEI .... Honirizori, es. in Afiofiouv-UI f 9 'u' l - ' 'fn' POTC fix., r.-mimi sum.. 11,1355 l.A,S. M louuuou- :',uLqA'f CICIL ...,. EEUCVIFY, 33, .fi Eligvrical Enqinnfingg IM .an . - S--.u iam, Hgff.: Ur' 132: Lhinhlgh concur H roms, KAYIDUAAIIS . .m..,.H' an in M w,,,,,,,, of Ewaliih: OELIA :IW , AF 1' CVM' Yli- U'l 'f'll ll'1f:a!r': Crew 22, JT fix JONES. JQNES. JONES. JQPEK, JORDAN lov, SP LADAN. umm: LANL, Sl LANN, E LANN, I MIN, A LAISUI. UMINSI MMM, 1 QANG, I DAO, A- urlll. win, un, nu, 5 A IJQ' 4 76 Ail' Force R0-I-C K3 Ji: GARNER H n: Illinois EI.: o Deering: lllin' . I - . rsItY of lllinoischtlxllan OUSE: . . Dis A.l.A., Chlnege ctino: GRANADA ta, 4I: Marketing ef NOBLE HA . the University ,ti Iil':l,f:g1 It 'HA TAu QME GA: Illini loliet Junior College 5fPhiLabd u'. nf HonorsmDayaI2l,p?:I:x WTI KAPPA SIGMA: Sm I: Commerce Council 131: -IT' Eta l3r4l: Marketing Republicans Club t: A.E.s.: A.S.M.E.: Navy ELTA CHI: Junior Inter: :hing of Social Studies: ha Theta: The lllio ll,2I: wi Union Executive Coun- er lI,2l: Y.W.C.A. Com- ciety Ill .HOUN HALL: Phi Kappa I: Illini Union Committee Illinois College Engineering: THE MAN' Day I2, 3l -IA TAU OMEGA: Illini k Committee ll,2l: FWS' gma Alpha l3,4l: MBIIWI' DELTA SIGMA THETA2 LLAMAR: Shorter Board: sity Choir ldli W0m'? 5 can Recreational SoctetY lineerin9i DELTA KAPPA : Choir l2l APPA DELTA: University . I PHI KAPPA PSI: E,rIrASir Force ROTC l3 ll' AVENUE RESI- MNCglil3I:l:NCarIeton College IA: ucationi DEI-TA GAMA MA: Jcationi DELTA GAM , , ' I utical Eftglneermg' FHS A CHI :ineerin9i LAMBD . IlI'l1i ion: DELTA ZETA' I lows QEA . . . CHAMPAIGN: B.S. in Commerce and L Dust young Republlcans Club: Carleton College BWI ALPHA TAU OMEGA: EONARD ..... PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLV . - , DNS' RoBE:LilA.l.E.E.-I.R.E.f Temple University ANIA' B'S' ln EleC 'c l Engineer- LEE ..... CARBONDALEI B.S. 'rt J I' . A JONES, THOQC5 WILL :gy Delta Sigma Omicron: VIIPGLTWM lsm' GARNER HOUSE: 5'9rna Della ,EK Ioseru JOHN JR. ..... CHICAGO: a.s. in Agriculture BALMQRA lo ' l2l: Field and Furrow: Wilson Junior College i L CLUB: S-N-I-5 ANDER ..... CHICAGO: a.s. :n Cl 'I E - - , , A , toms, Aiilygvy Pier Extension of the University ofvllllinfgegneeflng ALLwAYs HOME, A,S,C.E.: LOUISE ..... VILLAUPARK: B.A. in the Tea It' f s ' ' . IOYr SARA DELTA: Shi-Ai l2l: llllnl Unlon Committee ll,C2:?3gl: oUnivceFsiIy Silhiftie ACLPHA XI W.A.A. in: Pannellenic-w.G.s. Coordinating Committee I2, ay, Pregid-any W. QSW Ill? Glee Club Ill: Panltellenlc Ball Committee II,2:: rloriculture Club M ' omem GHLOUI. BADRI ..... ALEPPO, SYRIA: B.S. ' El t' I E ' ' . Q , UMM' ZA Little United Nations In ec NCB ngmeermg' A'l'E'E' LRF ECKHARD PETER ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in C' 'I E ' ' , . . , KAEMPFER' A.S.C.E.: Navy Pier Extension of the University oxlil Illirligsneerlng ALL WAYS HOME' USAN JEAN ..... FREEPORT: B.S. in Home Economics Ed t' : DELTA D . um' S Mortar Board: Torch: Phi Kappa Phi: Omicron Nu: AlpIlia:aE:rI:tbda Delta:EIP1h!i Omicron l3,4l: The llllo Il,2, 31: Illini Union Committee ll,2l: Y.W.C.A, Ili- Hom. Economics Club: Honors Day II,2,3:: University of Illinois Scholarship Ke I , Y KAHN, EGON ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: GARNER HOUSE: Pershing Rifles tl, 23, President IZI: German Club: Roosevelt University: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois KAIIN, MICHAEL ..... CHICAGO: B.F.A. in Advertising Design: PHI EPSILON PI: Star and Scroll: lnterfraternity Executive Council I2l: Junior lnterfraternity Council Ill: Mar- keting Club KAIN, MARSHA ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Physical Education: ALLEN HALL: W.A.A. l3, 41: American Recreational Society U. of I. Student Chapter: Physical Education Maiors Club: Student National Education Association: Los Angeles City College: Los Angeles Valley College: University of California at Los Angeles: Chicago Teachers College KAISER, DONALD JOSEPH ..... JOLIET: B.S. in Journalism: THETA KAPPA PHI: Alpha Delta Sigma KAMINSKAS, EVEI.YN IRENA ..... ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY: B.A. in the Teaching of German: LINCOLN AVENUE RESIDENCE: Oratorio Society ISI: German Club: Douglass College KAMM, SOMOMON ..... WINNETKA: B.S. in Accountancy: PHI SIGMA DELTA: Sachem: Phi Kappa Phi: Beta Gamma Sigma: Phi Eta Sigma: Beta Alpha Psi, President till: Illini Union Board I3l: Maior Chairman Treasurer's Illini Union Committee ISI: Illini Union Council l3l: Illlini Union Committee ll,2, 31: Student Senate IZI: Commerce Council Ml: Accountancy Club: Honors Day II,2, 3l: University of Illinois Scholarship Key KANG, HYUNG HWAN ..... SEOUL, KOREA: B.S. in L.A.S.: LUNDGREN HOUSE: San Jose Junior College KAO, ANTHONY MONSHIUN ..... PEIKAN, FORMOSA: B.S. in Civil Engineering: A.S.C.E.: A.S.M.E.: St. BenediCt's College Will. HENRY KARL ..... ANTIOCH: B.S. in Chemical Engineering: THETA CHI: Phi Eta 519013: Illini Union Committee Ill: First Lieut., Army ROTC l3,4li PIWBIGDX l3r4li A.l.Ch.E.: Honors Day Ill KAPERI WII.lIAM JR ,,,,., ELMWOOD PARK- B.S. in Management: Illini Union Committee llt2li German Club: Society for the' Advancement of Management WUOV, RICHARD GARY ..... CHICAGO: D.s. in Marketing: TAU DELTA PHI: Marketing Club: University of Michigan: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois Km' AVIVA . . . CHICAGO: B.A. in Special Education: ALLEN RESIDENCE HALL: Illini Union Committee l3,4l: Navy Pier Alumni Association: Navy Pler EXTSDSIOU of the University of Illinois KAIZ, lllA DEBRA ..... CHICA - ' . EY HALL- University Theatre Cast l3l: , GO, B.A. In L.A.S., BUS r . . .u UIT'Ve 5iiY Theatre Crew l3l: Young Democrats Club: Pier Playhouse? Plef Ulm NHVY Pler Extension of the University of Illinois xt . WAN. ADRIENNE cEcELIA ..... CHICAGO: B.A. in L.A.S.: PHI SIGMA SlGImf5r ,Alpha I-Gmbda Delta: Honors Day lil: Navy Pier Extension ot the University of lf10'5 KAU . . - . FMAN' BRUCE ROBERT ..... SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA: B.S. In Electrical Englneef Ing: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.: City College of San Fiancisco KAUF A- MANN' ,FREN : . . . . DECATUR: B.S. in Elementary Education: KAPPA KAPPA GAMM r KSA Inl Union Committee Ill: Campus Chest ll,2l Gif' 5UEs:AN ..... ROCK ISLAND: B.S. in Elementary Education? l?ELTA3PElI,fn,D5hIf,j Coflef Board: Maior Chairman Dad's Day Illini Union Commlttee I f mm ommlttee t1,2,a:: Y.w.C.A. Il: rJ . . N . 202: AMEJIOWARD ..... sI4OIclE: a.s in Marketing: llllnl Campus Amve'SPFfgj'EXfen5,o,, of theHn9.ClUDi Society for the Advancement of Managememi Navy I e University of Illinois .co ' 9 '. ' I ' E1 V- lin . 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GQOYE- 5.5. in Elemcnmry Educariong DEHA GMM I . ,.., -A if Ju 1:-'J -A 1 IN 'hr x 'Q-L NET. YORK Him. in L,-'A,S.g ROOJ-AH: S951 KELLY BERL i K M wiv H is :why A WOAL the , , U ALTRINV 8,5 in LAS.: STRATFORD HOUSEp Home BN, Lmv user? L' Q I lf., U,,m,,, pen., rum. Union Beard Qi: vjucusrixtrwi xffx -1 kiln. PM-3 dv,-111 ,3 -37 Unwcrsdy Rcligrcug COL,-Log di' unF 'l'l QM., g:.,.M.s.1 Q .gv r,,.,dL-nt ,315 Cnmpvs Chest AIIocs1iens ,gd A51-'wa Q- 3 Ii 'fm' H KMHEQINE JANE . Cv-i:u.iP:xzGNg FIFA, .n Adn-fmmq 9,,,,9.,: Aw, A, KENDHG ' Shu, pg Q,,.,.,..-, Alps, Chu Lusk and Baublc: Socuciy oi lllumgqcq, K -,','A.,., -Iva,-3XAl.r 3 L-Irw,'.4,-rp!-, IINQAIIL' Creve Vhgglt-Y FoU5Ed..:,n 'Grin gi,-:Q 3 PM-I-lil,-n 4 Mil Commireuc I-IM Honors Day 11,33 ' W JOSEPH FLOYD 4 I FEOREA- HS. rn I'.'Iuch.wnic.xI Erwqirxcerr-Ig: SIGIAA pm C 1, KENNELL' V. V., !,..L.,a,l,-,.,,.A,x' Coxon? '22 Scimid Rcqm1cnmI Band U15 Univg-sign, Cho, i' L we C-vw-, A-f row ROTC rain, vmn. In 1,1 S AE For-gr: Cay II I H KEREN JANKZE lgg Q , CHICAGO B5 in EIL-mcnmry Educnirong LINCQLN AWNM NS, ' fffgff im.-I, Union Cofnmrrrcc IZIQ Urrlvcrsiry Thcarre Crew ilk WAR Glax- ,Mx ,,, pn., d,.,,y .gf Swdr-nr Sur-.arg 3.55: Orchrtsus I-Hg Freshman Wool CpmmX.,g'.' 5.LL5,.,-- N5 ,mul Edgmrron Assocralron I2.3I ' KERSTEIN, ARNOLD . ..CHICAGOg 8.5, in Mclnllurqitnl Enginceringg EBEL NAU. an fm., IH,-v E--L-union QI !Iu.- Unrvcrniry of Illinois ' KESE4 AMOS .SECHERE ASHANII, GHANA: -8.5. in Mcchaniral Engrnqq,-nng' Cyn' HOUSE, AFS4 A.S.M.E.g London Univvgrsrry KESSEL, KEITH JAMES . . . , BER'-'JYNg B.A. in L.A.S,g The Daily IIIinig Young Dqmxxzpg CLA r'.',q-rrcn Jlnior CQIICUL- KESSER, DIANNE MARY .... CHICAGO: BPA. in Af' EdUCB'I0 : SIGMA SIGMA 515,33- I1I.n. Unron Corumitrcc IGI: Univcrsiry Theatre Crew I3,-II KEYSER, RICHARD KARL .... ROCKFORLL B,S. in General Engineering: Hhnoip S-ggqr, ,J 3 3 AI Gcmrrnl Enging-gr .4,,, KIBBIE, DANIEL CLYDE ..... ARLINGTON HEIGHISJ BS. in Journnlixmg Sheng Dying 0. WILL-TV f3,.1Ig r.'I.uLqnnn CIULJQ Navy Pier Alumni Anocinriong Yovng Oomwri Clnhg Nav-,f Pwr Erlrrrwion QI rho Univcrsily of IIIinois KIBLER, JOHN WESYERLUND SIIIII .md Crryacrrnv' Home Prrgzidcnr I3Ig Da'ry Pr0duCIi0n Clubg Dairy IQIWWUM Socifrw, Frryardunl I-1, . , . . . NORMAL: BS in Dairy TechnoI0qv: ALPHA DLL!! WJ KILBURN, BARBARA JOAN HALLQ SIU-Arg Mu Phi Epsilong University Orchcsrrn II,2, 315 Univerliiy Urdu! 17. Oravorro S-ocrcvy 2g Umvursily of Colorndog Wcaiurn Michngnn Unrvfrnlv . . . BATTLE CREEK, MlCHlGANg 8.5. in Music Eduulvon: LVDS KIM, NANCY JEWEL .. ,,CHICACvO5 BS. in L.A,S.g ALLEN HALL: PnnlioIIQnrf-WGS C9 fldvrnirnq Comrnillegg Hnwqu Clgbi Navy picf Alumni Auocialiofi: NIV? ljrfmvori GI VIH: Umvrfrarry OI lllinois wrrf. 'U r': 4 r KIMBER, ROGER ARTHUR ,.,.. S'PEATlDPg 8.5, in Mcdmmcnl Engineering: S'Qml IN4 IN ' 311 'r !In1 Hunxj r ISI .i .re I?Ig Honorg Day KIMMEL, EVERETY DAN . . . CAPBONDALH B.S. in hhnngcrvicnlg SIGMA CHI! Mlwllam 5-V'1 1 f'-IDN-w rf-uma Pg.: Tribe of Illini I-:Ig lnrmnmrnl Manager I-II: Av'-W1 CUNA -2. PM im-'fi 'J -iz, f.i.1,0f, mf Forcn norc ray, Armed Forces Countil 02. MW fb' 5Offr'Y'f IJ -IIQ Scnhbnld and Blade Ifllg Mnrkciing Clubg Purdue UUIVUWV ummm. :Ames :owns i,,, vmmf., ns. an iQ.,m.ra,m, own UPSILON: 9-fu f '1 'I'. IN- IIIro '?I. Mari:-:Inq Clubg Bradley Univnrxirv xmoiz, sirzfscru Ausrm .. Hwonms cirvi ns. an Home snowman: 'UN' '42, :fm Na- IIJDLIIOD Om-trong Uv- llhg ILQI5 Illini Union Commiiift ILI5 9' Y H fm., .-,pre , 5 my-H Economics CIUIQ KINDLE' LARRY JOE f OIIAVJA: H5 In Elrrnrgnhuy fciuCA!i0rlg PHI GAMMA mu 'f 'sf f. rfffm-rrw fps- C . .. . -I - 11.73 ammo, xmc, KINGA IING, unc ALBIIYA CECELIA 'T'-' Y'19 '5?i, f:,a LVL! EUGENE ..,,.. , ,J r 'i'.'r-:'fvz- NIYA ANN L-1 'I'5-1 al PALIICK IOSIPM r ... 4. .,,, Finn.-'Q , j SUIANNI null! --fwfifxg rmnnv, noun wilson W! ,. arnpu. Chg.r III, Sq-cond Rrggrrmenn Bl if , nin.'.emr1Hf.r.r, ALA8AMAg as. 21 LA-5.1 55 go ruth CIQIII, Hoa.-Arrl CQILCQQQ Norrhcnirgrn SHN TOMMY W , . 4 V' wr-mur Gnovc, ns, an rms.,.i,Q.r :nw-wine: 54 gfm .nl -L, P353 IIIr:m-muin-1 fngurwfrinq fv0C'U'VJ uma. 3'0 Uhr-.'r71:i!4,'g Univr-rzily UI Oqhwlre EIIQVWLUR I'-'-ITIL. BA, in Ihr- 'Ir-aching 01 fngiuhg GAMMA PH' in II -f-'iffy Th-niw Cn-H Q55 Umw-fgify Chryui IRI: Www' , od!!! CWIVI-GFP a f. .H I 1. 2. r.r...s.-Img Club: Sowl' MN: gg :MILL sl-M p.W.,QgL, of ni., un-wviilv 0' I wi I L'w.7-'I-JIU '53 in EIrmnn'A1V Eduflnonz ZF'-.7 Ijrf CH CC:-vw'mL!!.n-r Ili, Pnrrkagllqnit Ball CofN 5 I - 7-'AGPIOLII-1 BS, in I..f-.S,: SIGMA NU gmsm. ,. I I ,I ,mcnH0F' MLAUSPU LJELLGREL' LLAYUM. LLICNA. J LLUN. FR MEIN. W' HHN, NJ LLLPINGE LUNG, P I I 5 MULILR. I I I LNAPP, I ANILS. Ll LNIGNI, I-HOBLOI 4: moon, 'I L mowit 'I ri I I I mum, I I , 'rrursou I , VOCM, 1 'OCHLI I 'OLLLLI I VOMLIN UQMN' 'Grim 'DLLAC Cl bi Mar Wpchkllng DELTA GAMMA: AH: Social WOW CH u,, iwllflortar Bond: Tom' Counclilllczjif 1EXFCuIi-:Q Ilocations arid RXFIII, F5011 9 Design: A ET lllustratorsilpglrevgiql. SJOY Foundation gwdgqc 9: SIGMA p . I1: University El1l1-,REL 5' : Phalanx 13,417 AiFl4'f 5:1 LINCOLN AvENuE EW ut: WAA, 12,5521 an Week Committee-11211 ing: EBEL HALL: M151 cal Engineering: CLARK : Young Democrats Club, SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA, iring: Illinois Society ot I . . . Ialism: S'oma Delta Chi: :iation: Young Democrats igv: ALPHA DELTA PIII: Club: Dairy Technology Music Education: EVANS 31: University Chorus II1: gan University ,: Panhellenic-W.G.S. Association: NBVY ple' Iering: Sigma Tau: Pi Tau SIGMA Jclxfhlltbe-lfgiji f : i 9 IC U Ebgges Council 131: Alnold : Purdue UniversItY TA UPSILONI Skull and mics: PRESBY HALL: Eoggmmittee 1l1i 5l'0'Ball I: PHI GAMMA DELTAf infal Band 11:21 LAS' BETA SEMA A . tate Te achers College - Tau: En' ' 'lr-,gg Sigma JI: sgsiigxli Honors DaY I Extension h . I 3 'AMNIA PHI BETA' fitp Zo 121: Hows Day - b: N511 Club: 5DOn'5l lliLU0is: PM niversitY of TA: ANIMA PH' BE . . G l12?,2,f,1mittee llI NIU cs CHARLENE ..... CHARLESTON: as I , Illini, JOgaubIei University Theatre Manager 13,: Un'2'?lehaL5-3hT:HtETA UPSILON: 155,11 and Theatre Crew 13,41: Campus. Chest 13,415 Comminee on Zxred Cast '13,41: Ungvmwy greek 131: WILL 131: Terlgapin 131: Greek Week Committeeu antdlbissiolir-Io 13,, 1111, Committee 131:. Gamma eltd: Teachers-in-Tra' ' . ' 5 afllwlleniq B11 Eastern University mmg Club' Young Republicans Cl-Jin: ICHARD EDGAR ..... SCHILLER PARK: , ' lllamon' litllarketing Club: Bradley University BS' In Accoumancyf ACC0U 0f CY Club: 5, IHERESA GIEDRE ..... CICERO: B.A. ' L.A. .- . llluuslu Lithuanian Students Club: Spanish Club Pr3identS141AlI-ILEN HAIL: Stgma Delta Pi, of Illinois Scholarship Key: Navy Pier Extension of :pie J:s?rSE'3Yo12.I3li University IYTOIS MARY ELLEN CHRISTINE ..... ROCKFORD: , ' UELLGREN, KAPPA SIGMA: Shi.Ai: mini Union CommmeeBqS5. Isnislementary Education: PI House President 131: Student National Education Association-ev Y lhcauc .C'C ' l2l' OUOQ Republicans CIUB ILTON ARTHUR ..... CHICAGO: as ' M 1, - . . KLAYUM. M Pier Extension of 'he Univeghy of HHHJE ec anical Engineering: A.S.M.E.: Navy JANET EVELYN .... D. OAK PARK: B.A. in L.A.S.: THET . . . . HECKAI mittee 12, 3, 41: University Theatre Crew 121: Terrapin 19:i'ilJSA11lB?1l:1bJ:l:nEoHln'0n Com' ' ' ege EoERIcIc CECIL ..... CHICAGO: B.A. ' L.A.s.: TAU . . , . mem. FR 2' 3,7 Junior Imerfmemhy Council 01? WPGU: HonoDSELggAy Ptliif, The Dolly III.n. ti, HARRY ORLANDO ..... BOGOTA, COLOMBIA: B.S.' M h ' ' . I nun' Colombian Students Club: Cornell University: Unidgrsitscoinhigl Egggeenng' A'S'M'E'i HARVEY SHELDON ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in cn 'I , PRAET . . . 'mu' Alpha cn: sigma: Phi Lambda uosaion: Holfolstgosiden, 3f'A,Q'25P,l H'f3'a 5'9g'f'f 11, 2, 31: University of Illinois Scholarship Key 131 ' ' ' new ay KLEPINGER, JUDITH KATHERINE ..... LAFAYETTE: INDIANA: B.S. in city Pionnin . Th nn 1l, 21: University Theatre Crew 1l, 21: Fine and Applied Arts Council 1lg'2,. RIA? University of Colorado ' ' KLING, PAULETTE BURR ..... RIVER FOREST: B.S. in L.A.s.: DELTA ZETA, - - 13, 41: Gamma Delta: DePauw University Oratorlo Somew xIuETER,IIERscIIEL HENRY ..... EDWARDSVILLE: a.s.' A ' lt IE - A . . , ing Council tap: A.S.A.E.: Honors Day 12, at In gm' Ura ng'nee 9' E 9 'ee' KNAPP, RONALD FRANKLIN ..... SPRINGFIELD: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: THE MAN- SION: A.F.S.: A.S.M.E. KNIES, THOMAS CASPER ..... OAK LAWN: B.S. in Engineering: NEWMAN HALL: l.A.S.: Navy Pier Alumni Association: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois KNIGHT, SUSAN CHARLOTTE ..... ROCKFORD: B.S. in Music Education: ALPHA PHI: Women's Glee Club 12, 3, 41 KNOBLOCK, GEORGE CHARLES JR ...... CHICAGO: B.S. in Civil Engineering: The Daily Illini 13, 41: The lllio 13, 41: I.P.C. Photography Staff 13, 41: Illinois Technograph 13, 41: Engineering Council 131: A.S.C.E.: I.T.E.: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Inois KNODLE, JOHN MARCUS ..... ROCKFORD: B.S. in Industrial Engineering: BETA SIGMA PSI: lnterfraternity Executive Council 131: House President 131: Engineering Council 121: Sno-Ball Committee 1I1 KNOWLES, LEON STUTTS ..... BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI: B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering: GARNER HOUSE: Illini Union Board 141: House President 121: MRHA Executive Council I3,41: I.U.S.A. Barbershoppers 1I,21: University Baptist Foundation Student Council 12, 31: Engineering Council 131: I.A.S., President 141: WPGU 1l, 2, 3, 41 KNUTH, GEORGE EDWARD ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Electrical Engineering: 'THE MANSION: A.I.E.E.-l.R.E.: Gamma Delta: Honors Day 1l, 2, 31: University of Illinois Scholarship KQV: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois KNUTSON, WILBUR LEROY ..... OREGON: B.S. in General Engineering: DELTA PHI: Star and Scroll: Illinois Technograph 1I1 KOCH -IOHN EDWARD ..... QUINCY: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: A.F.S.: A.S.M.E.: S.A.E.: Quincy College KOCNERI GEORGE ELMER ..... OBLONG: B.S. in L.A.s.: NEWMAN HALL: Second Regimental Band tl, 21: Men's Glee Club 11, 2, 31: A.I.Ch.E. 1I, 2, 3, 41 K0 . Elm' RICHARD DOUGLAS ..... SPRINGFIELD: as in Finance: BETA THETA,PI6ISoctEeEi5 Y.M.C.A. Doard of Directors 12, 3, 41: Y.M.C.A. Cabinet 12, 3: Ali Men sd is isor ll' Zli UVIIVCYSIYY Reli ious Council 12 31 Campus Chest Allocations an V Y Board 13: 41: Commerge Council 13, 411 Fihance Club, PFGSIOSVWT 13: Ali l-lnle Unlled K Natwns: Varsity Swimming Manager 1l, 2, 31 out , . ENBERGIEFI lAwRENcE BURTON ..... MARISSA: Ds. in cnonnony, BARTON HOUSE: Irst Lieut., Air Force ROTC 131: A.C.S. KOIIN . .MIcIIFAELAIcIA,RLIN ..... HIGHLAND PARK, aoonolof of Architecture: ALPHA EPSWON KOLISH H l - 1 11. 'RQNALD ..... CHICAGO: B.F.A. in Painting: TAU KAPPA ERsILoN, sootofy o xou usllalors' Honors Day 131 A A I I CKS' lilf1.ll1RAM AXEL ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: GARNER HOl1SEl: P1245 Ilaerzlivullllggi Ho' he 'llI0131: I.P.c. Pnofoofoony staff 131: A.l.Ch.E.: Gamma Pe 6' mrs DHY II1: Navy Pier Extension of the UniversitY Of lll o'5 499 of' oa .ci '1 ,, if ' 2 Q A . ggi, . K x -N If . E L. Al 'A ,1- are 2 , .Y-A V M F. t Is.: ,.- - sg fu X 1: xr. 'V- . fi III, If '71 I ' 1 I 2' ., . 1 , I 4- tx 4 . 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Roxy' NANCTyl,Efi' .,,,, I jr N,S A, Sgngfc 5L.Ly.qornrni!Ii:C Ill I mm' Umm' KOUTNIK' pAUl GEORGE 1 QQWNERS GROVE: B.S, in L.A,S.: NEWMAN NAIL go., ,uf Com-.w i 3' XOWAMHIA GERALD H Q y LENICE, BSL in Electrical Engineering: A.I.E.E,.l.Q-E, xozioi, AUDRIENNE MONICA 4A... cHi:Aoo, DA .rr LAS., DELTA ZETAg Loy-ol. UMM xuAsHEN, oLoruA Ross ...., GLENCOEy Ds, in Home Economics: PHI SIGMA SIG-LM r., Um :Cn Qmmrorrg The lllio QI: French Club: Home Etonomrcs Club: Hmm, DHL. L. KRASNECK, CHARLES F ..,,,. CHICAGO: B.A. in LAS.: FLAGG HOUSE: Gcrmin Club: lag., -.irlr Uniyuri-ily: Clwicaqo Tcacliicrs COIILQD: Wilson Junior College: NNY pm bv. 1 on ol Ilwc University of Illinois KRAUS, RALPH JOSEPH ..... MAPLEWOOD, MISSOURI: 9.5, in Elcclrical Engimgrnv 03 KAPPA ALPHA: Alpha Phi Omega: The Daily Illini IY, 3I: HOUR Pruidefrl IS'-.ISIN nous TL-clwnograpli IQII: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E. KRAY, GERALD LOUIS ..... BRADLEY, 5.5. in Electrical Engineering, NEWMAN HAIL: AIU, l,R.E,g Synron: Lux-.iis College ol Science and Technology KRIER, MARDELLE LOUISE ..... BERWYN: B.A. in L.A.S.: STRATFORD HOUSE: Aldu Ury, Frcslinmn Council: Umycrsily Baplisr Srudcnl Foundarion Sludcn! Council ill, Ygq Republicans Club KROFT, ARTHUR ELLIS , .... LINCOLNWOOD: B.S. in L,A.S.: Pl LAMBDA PHI: OYYWQI IHA P, House Prusidpnl lfll: Honors Day III KRUPNICK, MORTON STEVEN ..... CHICAGO: Bachelor of Law: NOBLE HOUSE: Iwo! lv Assocrariori: Lirrle Unilcd Narions: Navy Pier Alumni Associnrion: Young Dmwrr Club: Navy Pier Exlcnsion ol the Univcrsily of Illinois KRUSE, WILLIAM EUGENE ..... COLFAX: B,S. in Aeronautical Engineering: LAS. KUOPPALA, ANJA ALMA .... ,WAUKEGAN: B.F.A. in Painting: VANLIG: Univtrifiv INN Crew III: Orchcsis III KUT, LEONARD JOSEPH ..,,. CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: CAMPUS VIEW LODGE: fflflfh Navy Pier Alumni Associnrion: Honors Day III: Navy Pier Enlemion ol IN UW vcrsily ol Illinois LACHER, ROBERT RINEHART ..... OREGON: B.S. in Civil Engineering: PHI KAW! SIGN- Ihq Ill-0 IQIQ Uni-mrzilv Thcairc Crew IQI: Capt., Army ROTC III. ll: K5-cf' LACKEY, GEORGE CURTIS ,.... SALEM: HA. in l.A.S.: NEWMAN HAIL: PM Albhl DQI'lC.lA E-new-vc Counqil fill: Sruderir Senulr: l3I: Commillcc on Srudenr Alhirs Ill: C953 0 C0 T'Tl'II Ff' lfll: Commirrrrc on Srudenl Discipline l3I: IM '04 had In C0-mc-1 l7. Ill: FIM' licul., AUTIY ROTC ll -II: Junior Bar Anocialiom Y0v 99 ' Club: Honor: Day IQI LAcv, DONALD LESTER ...., KANSAS: Es, in EIQCIYICIII Engineering: MPN! FW FOOIIMII I'-lwfli-rw B-and lil, -il: Frm Rqqimcnrrrl Band I3, -II: 504004 909 'd lI.?I: A.l.E,E AI,R,E.: Honor: Day Ill Nl. lvl LAKATOS, JOHN PETER , .... GARY, INDIANA: as. in rndulrmn Enqirweriw: A-7-5'1A'sLL lrwclrnna Unrvqrznry LAMMM, HAROLQ EVANS ,.... SHELDON: us. in L.A.S.: r.nr lieul.. Amr 'UIC an MR - 'fl 1 AIDIIN llrilg Illini SporlLmrm'5 Club MMIII. JUINAWVELNEYTE ,.r., vArIDALiA, 9.5. an ni., rmrrmq or asolvnhl U 'f End., HALL, Alpha LFIIYIIDCID Della: W.A.A. II,2I: Illini Chrillihn fflwfimuh th rr-MM-rg in irmnmq Clultr, SIULI-'rnl Nalrorml ELIUCMIOY1 Anotllllbfll Now' LAumooLA. Ammo nov I . . Lf-r:E FOREST: Emerg. or Archileciurri CONIINFNW 'N' f- I H'-, HAH P.,-r g.1qnLion of Iliff Univrrrsiry ol Illinois LANDIIS GLENDA MA ' ' ' EYMMI-Il? ' .IE -'-' Jl2llIV -N: 8.3. in Home Economics: MCKINl fff,.r:.vf 'L Clnh, Yfmml penumymm Club unc' cnoEf f.' - O'-'TLA'-'-'r::, a.r.A, an Arr Ed-mizom ALPHA DELTA nr Wu ' 'TMA 3, Urlznvgily Tkq-glfff Cfcw W unc. urns! YILLEAM . I cwcmo, a.s. in Marugqmenrr DELTA ursiLoN:5l ,,g fl ffm'i'f '- Cl 0'I Ill: UUIVQYLIIY Thqglre CYBW III: ffqdllil' IV .f..,n.. :ini iradmgr-lg Cm-,,m,,,f.,: nj: lnycfhuunhy 5,11 Cgqlnmd W iff! f 907C fl 4:1 Hn Chi Er, 13, 47, Mnrnranq Club: rr fqrffar-.ff-rvzr-fm! QI ffkqqhgqmqny 500 lANGHOFF LANGIEY' UKNSEN. J LANT. luc IARSON. I LARSON. I LAISON. LASH, IEI IASKE, LA IAUUI, W LAUGNLII IAUNER, LAURIDSE IAWOER, IAWIISS, IAY, PA' IAY, RIC LIU, C4 iuvlrr, LIILIMA Lu. Loi III. JUI III, In IINMAA IIIIYI IHA!!! IUMA! I Educatio . Il 41: BusinrEssMCKlNLE'f Education 1: PHI SIGMA SIGMA 19: LINCOLN AVENUE Pl: Shi-Ai: min: Umm IEWNIAN I-IAM, Menon .I.E.E.-I.R.E. ZETA: Loyola University PHI SIGMA SIG . r I Club: Honors DllxilI2lihl EE: German Club: Roose, llegei Navy Pier Exten, ectrical Engineering: PI House President I31: Illi. XIEWMAN HALL: A.l.E,E.- D HOUSE: Alpha Chron: Ident Council I21: Young DA PHI: Omega Beta Pi: JBLE HOUSE: Junior Bal :iation: Young Democrats Leering: I.A.S. NLIG: University Theatre aw LODGE: French Clultf r Extension of the Um' A. qg: PHI KAPPA SIGM I Tc is, 41: A-S-C-5 .1 Phi Alpha Della: M'l'Ai sent Affairs mtg igifdfjjs IM Rec Boar ran mciationi Young Democ ru: ALPHA WMA PHE Second Regimental Bal' . .C.Er: ineeringi A-PS A5 aut., ArmY ROTC lg' All . ' CES? f Biulooifal 5 en 21: ihrgtian EeIIuwSlg:yliit :iationi Honors L Ire' CONTINENTAL HM I . MCKINLEY Hftllf Home . - 'On IA DELTA Pl: lll Un' Fair A UPSILON: Cagffstrsck 1- Freshman Vary. Sefolld ' Ittee,l3', oraett ll EGFR EP5 0 ' 5 .U I F, g0WARD FRED ..... LANSING: as in LAS MAR We I Junior College: U.C.L.A. i I ' ' 'J KLAND HOUSE: Thornton ARA LUCILE ..... PEKIN: B.S. in Elem t Ed - , UNULFYI am mio 121: Star Course Manager CU: House Piieiident lJ.:fl'82fvSAfAMA PHI BETA: Oratorio Society II1 ' 5' Y Cho ll. 2. 32: ENE MARIE . . . CHICAGO: in Phys' al Ed ' , LAIISEN. Joh, 2, 31, Physical Education Mayors Club, PiEsidentUCS1lPnNa5lRC: HALL' W A-Ar V5 me University of Illinois : y ter Extension gf x . . . . . MOLINE: B.S. ' H E ' . , , A um' lucnT11It2:EI31: Home Economics CILiI:1 omg Conomlcs' BUSEY HAI-I.: Illtnt Union Com- UR EUGENE JR ...... PALOS PARK: a.s. ' M I: A . union. Allmlketing Club: Honon Day 12, 'fl af ettng, PHI SIGMA KAPPA: FREDRICK ..... JOLIET, B.S. in Agr'c It , R00 . IAISON. DAIQTLCI Horn Club: Joliet Junior College I U we JAH' Alpha Tau Alphaf Hoof 1'-L 4 I :,I 5 .. I Q1 C ft :XT S .- E AYNE GILBERT .... : PORT BYRON: B.S. in Da' T h I : , I union' w DairY Technolo9Y SOCIETY My ec no ogy BETA SIGMA PSI' RYL ARDEAN ..... BETHALTO:-B.S. in Speech C t' : PRESB - IASII. TER Lambda Delta: Zeta Phi Eta: Illini Union Committee tcltrgiiilzriudent NahiohlalILlEduiltliiiR Association: Honors Day Ili , As ' uni, LAWRENCE LOUIS ..... ROUND LAKE PARK: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: TRIANGLE A . i '? ,Y ' ,- I MUER, WILLIAM ROBERT ..... .J-OLIET: B.S. in Commerce: Y.M.C.A. Cabinet K3, 41: Y,M.C,A, Committee I3, 41: Illini Insurance Soctety, President I41 LIN, THOMAS KEVIN ..... PONTIAC: a.A. in L.A.S.: T It Ir, N F - WGN Student Council ii, 2, 31: Honors Day in me aw ewman cU da o LAUNER. DONALD WAYNE ..... BEARDSTOWN, B.S. in Agriculture: FORBES HOUSE: Haut l and Horn Club KANKAKEE BS in LAS PHI GAMM IAUIIIDSEN, KURT VICTOR ..... : . . . . .: A DELTA: Illini Union Committee II, 21: Star Course Manager il, 21: Y.M.C.A. Committee Il, 21: Campus i Chest Il, 21: Wesley Foundation Student Council II1 up , LAWDER, JAMES ARTHUR ..... MURPHYSBORO: B.S. in Commerce and Law: Junior Bar As- l , sociation: Honors Day fl, 31 . - LAWLESS, LINDA .IANE ..... LAWRENCEVILLE: B.S. in Music Education: ALPHA PHI: Shi-Ai: ,. , Illini Union Committee IT1: Y.W.C.A. Committee II1: University Choir Il, 21: Oratorio f ' Society tl, 3, 41 f -If ' T , I - rl' , . .1 ,tx --Ii.: f IAY, PATRICIA ANN ..... BUSHNELL: B.S. in L.A.S.: CHI OMEGA: Phi Kappa Phi: Alpha Lambda Delta: The lllio lI1: Illini Union Committee I21: Star Course Manager Il, 21: N.S.A. Senate Subcommtttee I21: I.U.S.A. Barbershoppers 121: French Club, President l31: ' Honors Day tl, 21 IAYRI - - - '. -pn' -T if r CHARD JENE ..... NORTHBROOK: B.S. In Electrical Engmeering, THE MANSION, I 4- - Eta Sigma: House President 141: Honors Day QI1 ,,, v Q, 5 f - 1 'i LEAF, CAROL ..... CHICAGO: B,S. in Journalism: LAUREL HOUSE: Alpha Lambda Delta: Gam- ma Alpha Chi: The Daily Illini I21: Indiana University l5AVlTT. LAWRENCE RAYMOND ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.s.: COSMOPOLITAN: Psi cha: Y.M.C.A. Committee I31: House President I31 IEIERMANN, KENNETH WAYNE ..... ROCK ISLAND' B.S. in Food Technology: PHI SIGMA KAPPA: A.l.Ch.E.: Young Republicans Club I K lff. EDWARD LEROY ..... NIATTOON: B.S. in Management: Y.M.C.A. carnntattee MI: Society for the Advancement of Management C, K, fv K' N. ,ri 1 .,. 4' I 6 fe 1' tn.. f ' 1 - if . .14 A A ....,..-- ' lEE.IUEl., . . - . - t V' .. . CHICAGO: B.S. Management: Alpha Kappa Psi: Marketing Club, Society Ol' the Advancement of llliianagement: Ripon College: University of Washington IE . . E' R'ClIARD GEORGE ..... EAST PEORIA: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: ALZHA 'Digg PHI: Slgma Tau: Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma: A.S.M.E.: lllInI CamDU5 mve 5 NP- 202: Marketing Club: Honors Day ll, 21 I sit ' MANN, JotI.N HENRY ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Marketing: MINAWA REBELS: Alpha Kappa Phli Illini Christian Fellowship I3, 41: Commerce Council, Presidonf IS' 475 ATCOLi2iaThE 'ill Club: Marketing Club President I41- Navy Pier Alumni Association: SOCIEY r ' , ' ' f th Advancement of Management- Young Republicans Club' Navy ple' EX'e 5'On O 8 t - . t ' X Umvefslty of Illinois 5- I F E stat, . , PATRLCIA NEwsoME ..... NEEDHAM, MASSACHUSETTS: a.A. In L.A.S., Wellesley lim ollegei Harvard University E, . GE: GRA? MARGARET ..... RIVERSIDE: e.E.A. in Art Eaucatranf il:ER1'1'f?QRinfQJ f1iO,, Bona' Board: Torch: Alpha Chron: Society of Illustrators: The.I IO ml., mini Union Coard.I41: NIBIOV Chairman Union Movies Illini Union Cornnvlfeg df My Campus Czuncil I31: Illini Union Committee il, 21: Alumni Association 05' ' mms E51 Allocations and Advisory Board l41: Honors Day l2t 31 .KAREN ANN - ESBY HALL' Alpha - . . . , . ' ' fM th attcs: ER f Lambda Delta PDANVLLLE, B.S. In the Teaching 03. Zwzngn, National Education - . : I Mu -psilon: House President I1, soclalloni Honors Day U1 SOI f M A-. wr- 'G' wx ,K il r,,. GRANVILLE: B.S. ln I'-'Icchanical Erwgirwgging. pl Il S. UU CHU! ' u . . - ARLES . - - I lf 5 Ojf f'f,lEcH, Ai ,.,-Cf, cr, .ax r.s,1IC.P0frf.OgIQsby Junior college 'Im I r'-gg OR7 5,-1, .rw LAS. DclIa Srgma Rho, P 'd ,A NGSTC lihz ROBERF, J,A'j1E,S. L . V . Aj 'JL X',l,l.,C,A. Cabmvf if. 3, .Ili Y.h5.C.A.r2sc:nz::n?6.!NIf,lk Uv' 1 L- ,A-, Q p Cc Crurrman Gcncxa Rcgronal COVIIQIQPICQI Ch.WI.,3,4. 0 I J 'X' ' 1 ,S ..:r- ' C:.f I of W '-I-C-A-'S mm' N LLOYD' El 'J Il MONARD CHARLES WESLEY . . CHICAGC, 5.5. .n'sJOurnaIisI1Ng- ALPHA PHI ALPHA-J ,. gs.,-Q. :nor-fr. Su-w.nw .I, -. 3, -Sl: Illrnu SporIsman's Cl- ' MW ' ' A .H . I-bi Yow- A I , , X : HIGLI v ANN '7'.'.E-'RD 8.5 In Elcmv.-nIary Educaliong ALPHA KA BAKA meow,-Iso :Mar LN JA X ijt. Io : wMW,Y ,,,c,,,,.. Cm. rn, y-.x.,,.C'APQ:1:':!Ef:I:. roto .I.1f 1-.. Nm-xx V H A- F 11 loiffli N LERNER PAUL MARVIN b5,I,rnLIINE ...A55ALHUSE Sp 8.5 In LAS, r,, chu H K Q V Q LV, .H l ,1 5.1.03 I Fruslwrrmrn Vafsrly Football Squad' 5NiG!0g'vc'1' . .- .'.5f-I I at IOFGRENI Y I faux HERNANDO . . SANTA ROSA DE VIIERBO, COLOMBIA: 5.5. , . A .Ev,,,,. 1 LESMES. i-Irwlvsiv LLUN4 LQQGL A.I.I:.t.-l.R.E.g Colombrqn Swdums Clubfuaiililf Q5 'lg rlriiui I In KONG' Ol lgyggggp-1, CHARIES EDWIN .. ..CHAMPAIGNg 5.5. in Accounlnncyg DELIA Mmm 'A ,2,,,',rw'.3rxg, Cub A Isvr, DAVID wsumm . . . CICERO: Im, an L.A,S.: IUNDGREN HOUSE. Ph. Alva.. M., I ,,..- 5..,.,,1L- 31.2, MRHA En-cullvu Cowncrl l3lg Honors Day H133 ' Q Nl, lEvY imc I ROCK ISLAND: BS. In Phyarcal Educaliong PRAETORIANSJ fngghq-An Wm ' . f ,-,-fc, 142 r4.llqI Foundravlon Sludcm Councrl Q21 LONG, Il IONG, M A LEWIS. ALLEN ISAAC. .,.CHlCAGOg 8.5. in Mclallurgicol Engnnccringg FORMS N052 IONG. PI ff 5.,,nf., Ln. Tao Bam Pug Alpha Sngnm Mug M.l,S.g Honors Day 41.112, Uf,gw,V. yd J 115.11515 Sqlnolqrslnp Kcyg Navy Pier Exlunsron oI Ihc Umvermy of lllmoq WNGACN LEWIS, MARY JANE .... JOllEIg 8.5. in AQYICUIIUIQQ SHERWOOD IODGEQ lllmr Unrm Cm. A 2 ' Holm- .3,.:, Holm: Economrcs Clubp Nlarkcvirmg Clubg Scrmilnrg Obrlghom, A53 N ' I If LEWIS, aoaznr owen I.,A. CHICAGO. us. in mm-rrrrg, MMM-rang CIub IONNI- UCHTENSIEIN. FRANK .,,., CHICAGOQ 8.5. in Music Edutaliong Phi E10 SIqm55 Umpgqp, IGIINI. Cmlf,-um .394 Honors Day l2lg Chicago Conservatory of Musicg Wnghl Jumor Ceilgq LIEBUIMAN, JACK IAWRENCE .,.,. CHICAGO: 8.5. in L.A.S.: FORBES HOUSI: 0019! U40 A Fr H-gngra Day- fllg Navy Pwr Extension ol Ihc Unrvcrsrly ol lllinolg Q rourr, I -'tn lIllY, MARILYN IUBBERS ..... MONIlCEl.LOg 8.5. in Home Economrcs Eduilhong PAKLUAI Iil.nr Unrox Corwmlrrgrg !3l: Unlyuruily lhcalrc Crew l2lg AIIAAQ Field Div Cuff!-'WI TI, Ilrruzr- Efonormcz Club IOUIS- I 'f.', IOVIKAI UNDBERG, JOHN EDWARD ...., GALESBURGg B.S, in Recreation: Amclitln RBUUIIIUVI I9 fr-s,' IJ, of I Swdqnl Choplgrg Iowa Stale College 5 IOWINII IINDEN, Arafat HENRY JR ..,.. wAIERr.IANg 5.5. in ony Icdmoloav: Aqnwlngol Cvcff 4 Tl .'.'rrIrv.1r, BNI Commrrrg-Q fill, Crgpv, Army ROIC l3,4lg Phullm lil: 'Y - I I 1 Q 7r-rI'2olo1,- Soc-vvy, Honor: Day l2,3l IUKII, I .v . . . . . , . . In ucmnrcn ng-mac I 9. ' unouou-A oomuo wnumm CHICAGO' ns M I I e f rn ' KOINOWI L .an II' Fld T-r'l '41. P- Tru Srrmmg Baplm Foundation Swdcni Count-I UI. ASM'- N' f'f : IKn,- I, Y, . m I I IUI1, 11 'lf UNDSNIKID. DONALD PAUl . . . . ORION: 8.5. In AQIICJIIUICQ AQIICUIIUUI ltohbflatl UW 54- ri aff! Irgvvnc., Budlmny CQIIQ-'Up UNK, rurucu ANN ., IHICAOO, 5.5. .n lint-mqmfy Igduwaong IINCOIN AVQM Wu 5 Q ic 9I'I?I'UJCf INVIUI-III Foununhor-I Siudervl Courcnl ll-535 NOIIII PUB ,Uma cow' ' N i ' uri ms s gr-vrmflrro. among, of Lawg PHI oem. mem, Ph- Owe M- W ' .'- ' N I?, Sw-nqf-cId Jrmror College - IYOH1 I 4 I 4? IYHON. mu Aroucu zowno BHOOKFIELDJ ras. rn clrqmrur Enqanwmq. 'IHlU49I:l0 '1'L I 'I 'o' C'-UWII. Ent-gn, NROIC IJ, -dlg Scnbbprd and Blade 53.4.91 I.,..,., iq, l Mgmt' . 4 urmm, umul onus curc:.c.o. ng, .n cvr.,m..rfy: IIAGG MOUSE: 1.,r, .-1,-V g-,M ,g..,u 33 Omega 8,-,,,, p.: C,c,,,,,n Club, Mormon Oly I . U s ' f' EI'-rf: af. 15 IM- Unwgr-.ey 04 lll,n0.g -LCAI ' . IIPSON, MAQSMAII ALLAN . co-Ircxrrgo, gg .,, ,0.,,,,,l,,,,,, Nom: MOUS!:,'U m'm 'L ,I rt' 4' II IV. WVGU, 'lOVIIXIil71lU1l1 Umvuuiyg Uruvfnafy P 'c.f-' 'e- ,rvgui wh '41-cm Um! 'Dunno 'ful WISIVIIII. nz. .n rndrmf-.I Admanamusw: 5'9 ' 'Menu H: .f In .N,.-, . , gm! 9' 'U-tx IIHMANN, WIIEEAIQUIAAIIIN JI . . . CHICAGO: BS. on Gqngul fngrwmlw . I , I I' I 'z' la--A Y I-mf., QQIC C1425 Sgglqfy 01 AYHEIICIH If-olullfi V urwmu, u:nI1u,c.:oyc: rsvov. as. .fr MIM cduwaon, snow taxa, IV' 'I' ' I 'Ii IIN fl. Un--vcrzriy Ch01u5f4I2 W0'fWn GI' 502 I U una YEH . . FOOCHOW, FUKINE' BS in Electric I E .,, nginefivl wid' College H19 f 'Id S-wr-:I AVID FARRAND JR WOOD DAL 5:53.- UWNQSIONIKKPPA TAU: Honors Day uh Elmhurs' College In Urban Land Econom csg PHI Yo EUIABETH BROWN ..... CHARLESTON1 B.S in Commercial Teach 110 i GAMMA, Panhellenic Ball Committee 131: Business Education Clu1lI.g:ll:rQF?p::',lKApP'.' Universny - S r.-slcyan RLES RICHARD EVANSTON comm Ttniiv Illini 111- wpou' ' ' ' ' B-5' in Journalism, Sigma Delta cnt, tho ll ' MICHAEL WILLIAM ..... CHICAGO, as in civil engine - , CLUB , . Iosrn, HIE. We 2 I. A mm CLARK LEROY ..... GALESBURG, BFA in Industrial non A L0 ' Men's Glee Club 121, Knox College ' ' ' gn' LPHA RHP CHII NALD GREGORY ..... YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO1 B.S. ' I d '1 A ' I - , LUNG, Do SIGMA Pl, WB-NB'SC8i Scarab1 The Daily Illini 111, Irllwe rlIIiJdII11,21:dIIlIlImin13JiI?c:Iri guard 141: Illini Unlon Commlttee 13,411 Campus Chest 121. Board of Fmlcmny Affairs 12, 3, 411 lnterfratern1ty Executive Council 12, 3, 41, I-101151, pmsqdem 1,11 S, dent Senate 12, 3, 41, Committee on Student Affairs 1411 Coordination Committee 1311. Alumni Association Board 1411 Campus Chest Allocations and Advisory Board 1.411 Engineering Council 1211 Illini. Board of Control 12,311 Illini Traditions Committee 1311 lnterfraternity Ball Committee 13,411 Maior, Air Force ROTC 13, 41, Arnold Air Society 13 41- Pershing Rifles 121- Scabbard and BI de 13 4 A I A 1 1 r 5 , 1? .. . 10116, LESLIE RANKIAN ..... 'LOMBARD1 B.S, in Mechlanical Engineering1 PHI KAPPA TAU. Illlnl Unlon Committee 1211 Y.M.C.A Committee 111' Military Ball Com '11 2 si. Pole Ball comfnlnoo 1I,21, A.F.S.. ' m' ee I I' nv ALICE ..... NORMAL, a.s. in Home Eoonofnrs, Pl sem PHI, Th o 'I ll' ' 'om' MA 11,211 Illini Union Committee 111 I e my I 10NG, PAIRICIA LO'U1SE .... 4C1'IIE:AGOj in Elementary Education1 PI BETA PHI' The Daily Illlnl 11, 211 II.InI Unlon Committee 1111 University Theatre Crew 111 I IONGACRE, WILLIAM ATLAS II ..... HOUGHTON, MICHIGAN1 B.A. in L.A.S.1 Football March- ing Band 12, 3, 411 First Regimental Band 13,411 Second Regimental Band 1211 Michigan College of Mining and Technology Nl ALBERT ROY COLLINSVILLE BS in Finance D lou I ..... 1 . . 1 ELTA CHI1 Wa-Na-See1 Star and ScroIl1 Board of Fraternity.AFfairs 13,411 Interfraternity Executive Council 12, 3, 41, .S.C.E., at ei c by xr if f - R. 1 Junlor lnterfraternlty COUDCIII Freshman Council1 Illigreek 1211 Freshman Week Com- ' mittee 121: Interfraternity Ball Committee 1411 Capt., Army ROTC 13,411 Phi Chi Eta 1 13,411 French Club1 Gamma Delta LORENZ, FRANK KENNETH ..... CALUMET CITY1 B.A. in L.A.S.1 GARNER HOUSE1 Phi Kappa Phi1 Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma1 Delta Phi Alpha1 Phi Alpha Theta1 Campus Chest 1311 House President 131: German Club1 Young Republicans Club1 MRHA Executive Council 1311 Honors Day 11,2, 311 University of Illinois Scholarship Key LOUIE, LEONARD MICHAEL ..... CHICAGO1 B.S. in Electrical Engineering1 A.I.E.E.-l.R.E.1 Illinois Institute of TechnoIogy1 Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois LOUIS, FRANK ROBERT ..... CHICAGO1 B.F.A. in Advertising Design IOVEKAMP, RICHARD CARLS ..... ARENZVILLE1 B.S. in Agriculture1 Lutheran Foundation Student Council 13,41 IOWENTHAL, MICHAEL LEVY ..... CHICAGO1 B.S. in Accountancy1 PHI SIGMA DELTA, Illini Union Committee 1211 Junior lnterfraternity Council1 Freshman Council: Accoumanfv Club1 Honors Day 11, 21 WKER. CHARLES CLINT ..... WAPELLA, B.S. in Agriculture, Alpha Tau Aloha: Agricultural Economics Club1 Field and Furrow1 Millikin University IU11. JOYCE LYNN ..... COAL CITY' B.S. in Home Economics Education1 PHI MU1 lllirti Union Committee 11,21, University 'lheatre Crew 111: W-A-PM 111,21 3' 417. 1:10159 President 13, 411 Greek Week Committee 1311 Plowboy Prom Committee 131, Ome Economics Club WTI. MARY ELIZABETH ..... EVANSTON, B.S. in Music Education, LEEMAN,LODGE: hPl1r Kappa Phi, Pi Kappa Lambda, Sigma Alpha Iota 1311 The llllo 12, 311 University 3 131417 Women's Glee Club 13, 411 Madrigal Chorus 131: 01510130 500611 1' ' Honors Day 1311 Lawrence College WON. RONALD BAILEY ..... cHlcAGo, a.A. in L.A.S,: University Of Uwhr N0 We5'e ' University mm' DME FRANKLIN ..... FLORA1 BA. in L.A.S.: GARMENI Phi Em Sigmaf House President 1211 Honors Day 121 . - . .A- M Er MARSHALLILEWIS ..... ELMHURST, B.S. in MorRoIIng1.AcAclA, Tomfhggrrfa 1,M2C3J: Committee 1111 Football Marching Band 11,2,31: F1151 Re9'mem'E ,H ' ' DoIPh'n5 13, 411 Marketing Club1 Young Republicans Club1 Honors ay mmI'UR',D0NAlD ..... KENILWORTH- s.s. in Journalism: ALPHA DELTA PH U e SIYY Theatre Crew 1111 Student Seriate 121 'Mc . HAMER, IDABELLE KINCANNON ..... FREEPORT: B.A. In L.A.S.i German CWI' m 'Ar JOHN RICHARD ..... WAUREGAN, 5.5, in Me-ononiool Engirreeringf Af-S' NCE: MACK' MAXINE ELEANOR . .. DIXON- as in Roofooiaon, LINCOLN AVENUE RESIDE American RecreationaI.SocietY IU. I. Student Cl'16P19 i Honofs Da ' A 'x C? TI I .I ai' nl ,.ct ,,. s r 23. 5 J 'is Q-3 2 KG K U . -- ,- so -- par gtg.--n-i-ottlvh 1 I i. li 5 1, A 1 If 41 1.. ' I! H- K 1 I-rn A, I S 4 I A f-'rw 4, I gtk A ' w .L tj-'v . .V J 8 ve .Al r 0- ,vc ,F 'J Gs es lil . il - :- 1 1. 'Q 14' 05 I K 9' i L I 7: V938 L , X. e ls' fa. 'il G 4-'-5' ,:: L .Ir . 'C' , If . .13 0 A Q lv' -5 '-9 WARD GERARD ..... MILWAUKEE- WISCONSIN: B.S. ' M . Q V MCGRATHA ESQQL-.L Sqn-A Della Pl? 599m-3 lota Epsilon: Armed Forces Aiiiateuirkliiigigi Ph' Bl .'.,h,.w.,,.y,' Curb- Spgnish Club: Honors Day ll, 2, ill, Navy Pier Euan? Gil: 3: L... M, i., ft Illinois 'M Ol Ii, FREDERICK EDWARD ..... JOLIET: in D.S,S.W.V.: MIA. E . MC Guin L yung Republicans Club, Joliet Junior College H-'fvtlve Carey MCGUIIIE, RICHARD LEE . . . , Ci-aAI.IPAIc3N, B.A, in L.A.S.g LAMBDA CHI ALPHA- M ' 5.1 L'n.f.ersI'-, M GUNNIGAL, JAMES VINCENT ..... CEDAR POINT: 5.5. in L.A,S.7 NEWMAN Q C Rem Pi, L.xSnlle-Peru'Oqlesby Junior College NAU' 0 '9l MCHOSE. EUIABEU4 ,'--. PITTSFIELDJ B.S. in Music EduCatiOrIp VVESCOGA: A Qcgmv M, Phi Epsilong First Regimental Band l3,.1l: Wesley Foundfsr: Ccengil .42 .'.'l.ucP.'ILirray College 'W' MC Nose, I. KENT ,,.,. LAGRANGE, as in Accountancy, ALPHA TAU OMEGA. ,Nw , Sacherng Campus Chest 4137, Associate Director ldlp Campus Chen Afloumnumxv. Advisory Board t3,.1!5 Lyons Township Junior College 'W Mc KEE, PATRICIA ANN ..,.. VARNA: B.S. in Home Economicsg EVANS NAU. WM ., Womcnx Gln- Club ll, 23g Disciples of Christ Foundation Student CW,-im fl. Economics Club ii MCILINLAY, RICHARD JOHN.. ..NlLESp B.S. in L.A.S.: THE MANSlONg Illini Ivrriu, Association MCKITTRICK, IRUM LEWIS .,... OAK LAWN, B.S. in Electrical Engineering: A,I,f.gy.iu President l2l, Honors Day Ill, Navy Pier Extension ol the University ol lllgnon ' MC LAREN, ROBERT WAYNE ,.... OAK PARK, B.S. in Electrical Engineering, hu ky, pkg, Em Signmg Illini Christian Fellowship l3lg A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.p Honors Dgy IL2 ji: Uh, versity ot Illinois Scholarship Key l3lg Navy Pier Extension of the Uni,,,M' of Illinois MC MULLEN, LARRY GENE .. ..RUSHVll.LEg B.S. in Mechanical Engineeringg INUA Cp, A.S.M.E. A MCMULLEN, WILLIAM ALLEN ..... BLOOMlNGTONg B.S. in Economics: ALPHA Ill LAMBDA: Y.M.C.A. Committee lI,2l MCNABB, ROBERT LEROY ..... DECATUR, B.S. in Agricultural Enginecringp ROOJAIM Ian Iwi.-.rkl Y.MC.A. Committee Ill: McKinley Foundation Student Council 0,435 Inf. NROTC 3,-Il, A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.g A.S.A.E.g Field and Furrowg Trident MC NAMARA, EDWARD THOMAS ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Journalismg THETA Xl: CMUAOHI' lilly Inrerlraternity Executive Council l2, 315 Junior Intertraternity Council ill llligrecl-L IQI, Editor ljl MCOUEEN, JANET LYNN ..... LAKE BLUFF: B.A. in L.A.S.g GAMMA PHI BEIAg Now President l3l: Vanderbilt University MCWARD, BOYCE RICHARD ..... MORRISONVILLE: B.S. in Marltctingg GRANADA GW Phnlan. lawn, Marketing Clubg First Lieut., Army Izotc l3,4lg somvv tw NU vnnceinent ol Management: Young Democrats Club MCWARD, JUDY ROSE ..... ST. JOSEPH: B.S. in Elementary Educnfong ALPHA 0895 DELTA: The Daily Illini lllg Illini Union Committee I2lg University Thuttl Ctflaf MC WARD, MARILYN MARGUERITE .,... GLEN ELLYNg B.S. in the Tcnchinq OI HIDIOYYJ un. ALRHA THETAg Illini Union Committee II,2l5 Star Couric MIUUQU Il.7l Mcwnmrsa. .IoHN RUBEN ,,... COILINSVILLEQ a.s. in Clwmanl Enqintffihii DB Q DELIA, Skull and crescent, Sigma tw, Tau sei. Pip Alpha chi Slow: TN W' Illlflff-'Ck CPI: A.l.Ch.E.g Honors Day l3l IW fl Muooas. CAROLYN RAE ..... MORRIS. BA. in the Teaching or English: ALMA CHI Off, MOYIM Board, Torch, President ISI, Shi-Ai: Phi Kappa Phi: Phi DON lflmbda Delta. Illini Union Comminee III: Star Course Minnow III! , C' Erecut.-,C Council ll.2.3l. President I-il: PanI1elleniciW.G.S. Codilvfuzuw mllltrfr l-il: House President l3l, Freshman Council: Honor! DAY IIA?-JI: Ol Ill-no-A Scliolauhip Key mconow. mount Anmun .,... Emlwooo PARKg as in Mcclimaul Enolf'f i'lf5 '. , House. P- Ii-U S-tx-nn: A.F.5.g A.S.M.E.g Honor, Day tI.:II. Nwv PH' f lltf: University ol IIIin0i:, Ol WUWFUOWSKY- HUM ,.... CHlCAGOg as in Education, E.x.1.: lf04hf 'i h'. Yffmq Dcmocm'L Club: Honors Day L21 MfNlH0ll. :DNN IItvIN ..,,. DECAIUR. B.S. in Electrical engineman: Aff-mmf 'W' fm 'NFDA JIU. f'l'UI0Y Chairman Union Movies Illini Union uf- cm Council im, III.n. umon Com,,,g,,c,, 9.23. freshman Wool xo' at AIEE IGI. Illini Campug Amvci, pm, Nob' 202: young R015 I-'--ll-I-n Univ.-init, 'f'5fNHflt!l'. EIIWIN 'LYNN .,... IJECAIUQ. as in Civil EnginM'I09i uw' Ain .sr-r:-If. Mn g,.,,,a,dmo Vaucy Couegc Ili MENDILSONRJACK . MGLENCOE. e.r,A. in Industrial Denon: ALPHA 'ftagyll K, ...,r-- C'Lr1'm.!!I7c- ll -L, Finn grad Applied Agn Coungil, Pllltdim . r rr. On 5,1 ting Un,.,,7,z,,y of Hlmoas nuloun. nocv IEA , . I . AUIIAUUW N f , . . . EAST MOLINE' as fi Ph ful Educotrvm all iiitnfmiliw iiiiuiic Cm H72 V -A-fl. ll. 2. 4I: Newman Foun40'59 sud' I I- 'I ri C-Il Ed-union f,I,,,io,, Club ur s ff'ff, f252 1 - M- 1 - CHAN-PAIQN. ss. in Muaeiaiig, Tovnlltllflll I ' ' ' 7 DU Club MESSERSM NESSINEO Mfrzoert. Licrzcftt. MEYER. B MEYER, N MEYER. T NICNEJDI MICNELI. MICNELS. MIODLETI NIKLAS. NIKOLAI IIIILLCKI, MILLER, Nlllll, NIIIIR NIILUI, Minn, uiuta. Minn, Mlllll, Wltll, HIIILA, 'lllllgu MILUQI MINI., in Marketi . . Ansateur Raina' Eu Y Ier Extension of lei: I,., M.l.A. Executive COUMII nA CHI ALPHA, Dm NEWMAN HALL: Om. IESCOGA: Al :, esley Foundatriori AU OMEGA: M .W tus Chest Allocaiioningih VANS HALL: w,,-,,A ,, Student Council II1, HOMQ LANSION: Illini Forengtg noineering: A.l.E,E.-I.R.E University of Illinois A ineering: Tau Beta Pi: Ph. Honors Day Il,2,31: Un., .ion of the University oi Engineering: THETA CI-ll: Jnomics: ALPHA KAPPA ineering: ROOJAH: Torna- ent Council I3,41: Ensign, Trident p THETA Xl: CampuslCI1cSf Iterfraternity Council Ill: XMMA PHI BETA: HM ' , GRANADA CLUB SocietY IU' 'he Ad' lucatfon: ALPHA GAWIA iversity Theatre Crew eaching of Historvi KAPPA , Manager II,2l . U Engineering! DELTA Lili. a Chi Si9rf16: The lllio GA' Qlish: ALPHA CH' QM,-Elph: ti: Phi Beta Kapppzhellens: Manage' Ulf 'gg Come rs 1 ' . - -GARNE5 'Iical E l9'n?emg?clensiorI Af II: Navy Pier . - b Teachers-in-Training OU ' is ' Bering: ACACIAQ1-Slillini V committee I ' II'- UmonW ek Commltlee lfb. 21,-:mg eRepUblicans CL . NlilIiILi Ineeringi A'5'C'E . llllfll RHO CHI, Pie' ALPHA , Y , President i3l' Nav A. Xl DEN-II JcatiOf1i ALPHAdenI Coup. Foundation STU CA. cow' Tomahawk? Y'M' mmm, WILLIAM DALE ..... TAYLORVILLE: as in L.A.S Pc' II,2, 31 ' CM HOW: oi. ARD ANTHONY . . . CHICAGO: B.S. ' - , . llumeo' llsgrixtension of the University of Illinois m Mukehng' M 'k'f n9 Club: N.,,, EITA LOU . . . . FREEPORT: B,S, ' M ' A V A-null, Clclsnbdai Mu Phi Egsnonl Cqncgn Band al' 2,:JS6CnhEd,ucatIon, Alpha Chron: P. Kar i Day Il,21: University of Illinois Scholarship Key e WY Orchestra ll. 2. 3. -il: Honciiz man, rItoMAs KARL ..... GUALENA: B..A. in L.A.s., NEWMAN H I3 dl: Junior Bar Association: University of Wisconsin ALL: Capt' AMW ROTC UCE RUSSELL .... BLOOMINGTON: B.S. in El t' I E - - , Ina' BR Honors DBY Ill HC 'ICB ngineerinq, A,I,E,E,-l.R.E.: RSHALL DUANE ..... 'BEARDSTOWN: B.S. in M t ll ' I ' 4 , mil. IM sigma Tw, Tau Beta PI: Alpha Sigma Mu: M.l.s,:aHJo?1f:s Ig23'ri'ic'jmf,3. Eb PA 0f of Illinois Scholarship Key - I 1 Diversity Iggy, THOMAS ANDREW ..... TUSCOLA: B.S. in Agriculture: NOBLE HALL: Varsity Wrestling 5 d I2, 31: Freshman Varsity Wrestling S d: F h - 1 FIELIEI and Furrow: Illini Sportsman's Club qua res man Varsny Foolball Squad' A, CHRISTOPHER JOHN . . CHICAGO: B.S. ' Ch 't : ALP . mama Sgciety of American Military Engineers l21: A.C.S'T, Prei'id'gnrtyl41: En,-gitegiiig I21: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois MICMELI, AnoLPH LOUIS. ...PERU: B.S. in L.A.s.: KlNG'S KASTLE: A.C.S.: LaSallc-Peru- Oglesby Junior College HELS, LEO CONRAD ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Metallurgical Eng' ' 7 S' T , AI I-, wc Sigma Mu: Illini Campus Amvets Post No. 202: M.I.S.: H1S2bIrrEgDaygriE5: lilzvy gig? Extension of the University of Illinois IAIDDLETON, WILLIAM FRANCIS ..... BLOOMINGTON: B.S. in Chemistry: TAU KAPPA EP- SILON: German Club: Illini Campus Amvets Post No. 202: Young Democrats Club: Arizona State University uixus, KARL ANTHONY. . . . LINCOLNWOOD: a.E.A. in Industrial Design: THETA RAPPA PHI- u ' ' - ' - , niversity Theatre Crew II1, Mens Glee Club 421: Campus Chest Allocations and Advisory Board 131: Fine and Applied Arts Society: Spanish Club: Young Republicans Club IMKOLAVCZYK, EUGENE PAUL . . . . CHICAGO: B.S. in Industrial Engineering: A.F.S.: Illinois Institute of Technology MIIECKI, HELEN MARY ..... EVANSTON: B.S. in Journalism: ALLEN HALL MILLER, CHARLES .ALLAN . , , .MOLlNE: B.S. in Marketing: FORBES HALL: M.I,A. Executive MILLER, MILLER MILLER IIILIEII, KILLER, KILLER, MILLER, MILLER, MILLER, 1 I Council l31: Marketing Club Moline Community College DONALD GENE ..... LINCOLN. B.S. in Agriculture: COLLEGE HALL: Alpha Tau Alpha, Agricultural Council i3,41: Agricultural Education Club FRED LEON .... ALEXANDRIA, INDIANA: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: A.S.M.E.: Young Democrats Club: University of Alabama GEORGE RICHARD ..... CHAMPAIGN: B.S. in Marketing: ALPHA TAU OMEGA: Mar- keting Club IOANNE ELAINE ..... GRAYSLAKE: B.S. in Home Economics Education: STRATFCQRD HOUSE: Shorter Board: Alpha Chron: Phi Upsilon Omicron: Baptist Foundatsan Y dent Council I21: Home Economics Council I3, 41: Home Economfs Club' ples' an JOSEPH ..... PEORIA, as in Accountancy: PSI uPsILoN: Sigma 'PYP ,EPSIIOW HM? President i41: llligreek l21: Lieut. Col., Army ROTC i412 Army Council 141: Phi Ch' Eta I3, 41: Accountancy Club: Honors Day Il,21 ORVILLE RAY ..... EUREKA: B.S. In Electrical Engineering: SIQWG Tau? Phi Eta Sigma: Eta Kappa Nu: Pi Mu Epsilon: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.: Honors Day Il,31 ROBERT EUGENE . . . . . STREATOR: B.S. in Journalism: Western Illinois University RONALD MAXWELL EVERGREEN PARK- as. in Msficcfing: SIGMA .Nuf W Union Committee il,2I: MBIOVI Alf Force ROTC i3,41: Arnold Arr Society K3, 41, lllInI Insurance Society: Marketing Club Rum CAROL ..... LINCOLN- ss. ' M 'c Education: WESCOGN W-A-A ml' Uni' , In us: ' . , . , W I Fersrty .Choir 1417 O,-agorio Society f31: University Religious Council I3i, es ev 0unda.Ion Student Council I31: MacMurray College MILLER. SHERWIN IRA ..... LINCOLNWOOD: B.A. in L.A.S.: Varsity W'f6Sliil:Q o?CWEgoig2l: ul Freshman Varsity Wrestling Squad: Navy Pier Extension of the UDIVQV Y lll . - - GM' RIPBERT VAUGHAN ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Economics: Ulm' Campus Amvm MIN ost No. 202: North Park Junior College ER, . I b DANNY CHARLES ..... CHANIPAIGN: as in Agriwlfvfef Hoof and Hom CU 507 17+ 'i Q, 'P .au- .- -Q -no E: Ili. C .hc YQ y 1 .. JK-QR' A' ' I I' t. r 7, 4 5 PN. ix NJ Q I A -gl '34 N 499 I 6 ,M --.41 - ., v f 4 in fa .gpm -Ia 172 5 1' wa. cv in 9 Q qw. I 4 Q '57 3 V it ' sv-gi '?. UI. . A df .QW-riosf..,, I I O5 Lf ga as -,SA I L.. ff, ... Inv-. M. Sf' 5 v I R fs '. T PM-rfihov-I , t I xy, sf 'I IL Ali.. 5 . '7 'Ib .xnf ls 'Q 73' h - Rncg ISLAND: B,S. in Mechanical Engineering, Pl K Mmm' GARYA QAEKERAISIH c I :.LJQLs'ana COIIOGC AWA ALMA: . . , CHICAGJ E5.A. in L.A.S.p LINCOLN AVENUE REI MINKUS' CAEQIIEZLDSCI II-Q Dgily Illini IT- Illini UDICIWFCOHNTTIHQQ I3j, Univetssyoirfls MBI U -ivy TIwa're Crvv- if 3 -II: Hillel Foundation Student Councle CAI' Q' S kc. I-oo .:'y Young Dgfnocrats Club: XNIPGUF Ungvcrmy of Cimt Ill! S., :.,...k. L.. s , ., F...-r Evunsios-I ol 'ho L,Iniversi'y of Illinois om' if V , , . 'HICAGO 5.5. in Elementary Educaron: MQ . MINOR' HHH HARRI-TE r. 1I1r1ikLl'tICr1 Conxinisruc I3..1I: Universiry Theimo Cfmrlgtirvtfgli I I - . .. . hliiiiiixr-'CZK-1'A 'YA'-.C.A. Ccrrirrwrllrtrl I3. 'li Lllllc Unllcd NMICVT5: F.T.A. Il QI. Ni i lr 1 , QM., gy., Eng-ision of the University ol Illinois ' MVT AUL V b , , CHlCAGOg B.S, in Accountancy: FORBES HOUSE. H'II . MINIZ' RoBE,R!,.Po.N:L,..- CCJIQII ,.3,-ily Commerce Council I-Il: ACCOUDIMICY Clugiemxwfa' k-ik., VIH., 72,4 Aloizmi Assoc .s'ion: l lDI'I3fS D-W ll. Tl: Navy Pier E,ge,Q,3Dn Q,..,,.,-, or III.--on ' AIMUNDAS VYTAUTAS ..... CICERO: B.F.A. in Industrial DI' : .Hu MISAUSKASI 5?LL,,.,,- .'I,g.Q1..I-iong Navy Pier Extcnson of the University ol lllingilgn llhlwl' ll. DANLEE GEORGE ,.... TACOIJIA, WASHlNGTONg 'B.S. in Music Ed ' . MHCHE FIEUA THETA. ppyg Igaorra ,rhig Kappa Delta Pip Pi kaopa Lambda, PIIIKRLMAIUTI S!nI:,.M,. p,..fhni.m vgrsiry Funcincr Squad I-Il: Concert Band l2,3, 415 foggbdl Mgt ,nn pmol If 3,115 University Orchestra 12.3,-Sly Young Der-nogug, Cub: Day ,Z MITCHELL, JOANNE ..... CHICAGO: l5.S. in Journalismg LINCOLN AVENUE RESID, YUWACIAV Cc,,m,.,,,3L. I.gI. Young Democrats Club: Navy Pier Ellgngion of Hfwlgtil '.r.'rLI'y cl IIIIIIOIS MITCHELL, RICHARD MICHAEL ..... WOOD RIVER: B.S. in Chemical Engineerinqg A1555 MIURA, HOWARD ..... CHICAGO: B.F.A. in City Planning: FLAC-:G HOUSE: FOHIIQ Ill Rooscxelt University ME DOUGLAS ARLINGTON HEIGHTS: B.S. in Mochanicll Eng-me MOCKENHAUPT. JERO - - - - ' inqg Pi Tau Snma: Enoineirrinq Council l4l: A.S.M.E.: Honors Dny IJIQ Unioyw, ol Illinois Scholarship Key MOFFITT, RAYMOND VERN ..... MILANQ B.S, in Agriculture. 907 CLUB: Alpha Zen: Phi lg. Siqnnxg House President ISSJ. Sccond Renimenlal Band ll.2l- S.N,l.B. Illlg III.-, Chrigrion Fellowship 11,275 Agricultural Economics Club: Illini SI:-ortmxani CM: Youim Republicans Club. Honors Day lI.2, 315 University ol Illinois Sdrolniig Kev MOGENIS, ALDONA MARIA ..... EAST ST. LOUIS: B.A. in L.A.S.: LINCOLN AVENUE ILS! ' - ' D ll, 2, 3lp Universily of lllfim DENCEy Delta Phi Alpha, German Club, Honors my Scholarship Key MOHRMAN, MARY SCHUMACHER ..... OUlNCYp 8.5. in Journalis-11: ALPHA DELTA Pl:Pk1w Board: Torchg Shi-Aig Aloha Lambda Doltag Theta Sigma Phi: The Daily Illini II,lI, Ill-ni Union Committee Il, 2l: Honors Day Ill HICAGO: BS. in Physical Educaliong Phi Epsilon Know, MOLARO. STEPHEN JOHN ..... C Varsity Baseball Squad I3,-IJ. Ohio State University MOLENAAR, JAMES ELSTON . ..,. LANSlNGg A.B. in L.A.S.g GRANADA CLUB: Phi E10 Sv! Delta Srfrnm Rhoy House President I-il: Concert Band l2,3lp Football Marching - ' ' I I' Iirr l2,3l: Sno-Ball Commitlee llilp Capt., Army ROTC IS,-il, Phi Chi El lr. Forensic Association: Arizona Stale University MOll. ALBERT JAMES ..... VERGENNE57 8.5. in Chemical Enginecrinug ALPHA CHI SIGUA I , . U. my A.I.Ch.E.g Younq Democrats Clubg Honors Day IBI, Southern lllinou mn! MOLL, MARLENE JOY ..... CHICAGOg B,S. in Physical Educnlinn: IINCOLN AVENUE U61 UENCE: W AA. 'l. 2. 32 Physical Education Maiors Club: Scimilbf MONROE. SONYA VERONICA ,.... HARVEY: B.A. in L.A.S.g DELTA SIGMA TIWETAJ Y-MCA Con-iinirrce ll, 2. Ill: Pariliellonic Executive Council 13, Al: House President llvls WW' one on-.I cm, In, oiohoiao II. 2lg Social Work Club: Sociology cron. sown 0' MONTAVON. NORMA LEAH ...,. COMPTONp 8.5. in Home Economicsp PALAMAR: 'WUI' nornrcz Club. Western Illinois University MENg Y,M.C.A, Cgfivnrtill U1 MOODY. GERALD RALPH LIBANY' 8.5, H1 Economics' WES 7 fI l ?UI.. ANTI? ROTC IB, -Ilg Phalanx l3, Aly German Club moons. :AMES fowuo ..,,. BRAZIL, lNDlANAp 8.5. an o.s.s.w.v.I Imaam Swv V000 C'7ll 'J j Gr-nf-ral P.',:v'0t1 lmrilute ol Technology ouec-c Iwi: ' MOOIE, JOHN COWSERT . . . . SPRINGFIELD: 8.5, in Civil EHQIHQQIIDQI C In -f I 'f'- CIN EDIIIUI: A.S.C.E.g Honors Day III ik' Moon, uunrucs one . . , DAlIlVILLEg 0.5. in Aoiaooriuio. BARTON HOUSE: W' Club, Ho-ol and Horn Club M90'f. MART ELIZABETH . . LOUISVILLE: B.S. in Home Economics EJUUIIWI 'Nw ..r1.r,- Fcoimgniiqn 5..,d.,m COUMQI ry, 3, Aj, Home Economics Club: Swdlm Moors. mucuer rom crimom, 9.5, in ,lournqlixmg QPPA-KAPCZHMUUUM' ' 100 f 'L' I l-'53 l5 l'h. Theta Sirmn Phi. President Ill: lllim Un 'ull ,JM C 'Iv' Llswagrrt IIT: Y.Vl.CiA. Cllbirm! IQI: Y.W.C.A. COfnmln.' I, .:.L'l.r.u.in'f-, fmomj,-,,5,, Swden, Count H' U: Compu, Choy! ' ' H ' on 1 I , 'Ol' urnurmc onnow rrscrmuicsauno BA in Ari Eduwion 'UWA ml ' ' r Ito I I cm, mi ooh oi l2l Lindenwood Col .aw Alla nolonn noun toon EVILLE as o cw. Eninnfuhi 5 pl! U' C 'f' 'I Univcruty Theatre Crew l3l Fwlbill and 2 A s C E rrymo crab Young Rerwblrwt' J MORIARTY' IIQIIIIIS, G NORRIS. G Mouse. JC NURSE. -IU moss. UI' NOTLONG MOUUON MINKA. I MUCH. Ml MUCK, GI MUIILER. MUILLER. MUINCN, NUIARI. uuuow uunu, uunuv. UUIIAY UUIIAY 509101 Mum, 'Vin' Win, 'Krug' 'wmsi 'I 1 1-I , flrvri 'PH bn 5, Day, U 27 Q ' l ..., - - , ' 7 ' II fi .' ljni.-fgvgir ' ,- g,. . . ,, I , ' TOO. - -., ...um - I ' I+... ui- Cf' .I-rf., IA.. , . I . I '1' Ecu 'ff-f-'al H I is ' . ' ' . I ' 'I'I :'c :in I H I Y 4 L' l wif .n S08 I gf ' . .virgo ' .rt PI KApPA ALPHA. RESIDENCE I University -gh 7 Mui , Stude t e , 0 Cote n fC0uncil 123 iversit O . ois Chllfoynm M tio 7 M eatpe Crgwqglllfsl HALL, ons: F.T.A, U '2l.'lr1faC.A ' f YVH1 HOUSE7 H'l ntanfy CluU,le1iAIx 'Fi vY Pier Extension 0f':':'1 strial Desi - . gn' Llth : of Illinois I Um '1 fl Music Ed - , Lambda: Philcftillhonfilplxl l2, 3, 41: Football M Democrats Club7 Haiti, AVENUE RES r Extension of Igeelgni' Engineering, Aighlfl B HOUSE: Forsite ij' 4,1 . in Mechanical Engineer. Dnofs DGY l3I: Univcraii, LUBI Alpha Zetap Phi Eu .211 S.N.l.B. i3,417 Illini Illini Sportsman's Club, y of Illinois Scholarship LINCOLN AVENUE RESI ,317 University of llliriori ALPHA DELTA Pl, Mortar I Th Daily Illini il 2 31 7e tion7 Phi Epsilon Kappa, DA CLUB7 Phi Eta Sicimr L7 Football Marching Band 7 Phi Chi Eta i-11: Illini inq7 ALPHA CHI. SIGMA: 1 Illinois Univers1fY LINCOLN AVENUE RESIE Scimitar SIGMA THETA: Y.M.C.A. Iouse President lfflli WW' ology Club7 Spanish Club cs: PALAMARI Home ECC' - Y.M,C.A. Commillf-'0 -2' ub !.7 Indiana State Te.-acIiv'5 . Ph 'ingi COLLEGE HMI' USE! Floricullvll' LTON HO . , ALAMAR' - Education, P ii-is ilisclubi Stephens Co L7 AMFIIA' CAPPA KAPPAmgtee fill ini Union g0 Q,. WILL-I: . 'nee , '. arm ijsllnghest AlI0Ca Ons LPHPL ni KAPPA A gd tio Ocggacollege OUSE: .ei-ing: GARUER Bind lil: iotball Marchllg? Univ9f5 1A publicans Clu , EDNA ..... LOMBARD, B.S. ' El - , Wi Coordinating Committee i31m ememuy ':dUtM'0 f V tNl-IG: Pan USTIN ..... NACO, ARIZONA7 B,S, ' . . I gli. GEOZGIEAQMS, House President i417 Maier, Army Rggcftlatlalhtrgsical Engineering: 8,-,CHE socgegy of American Military Engineers i3, 412 A-I-Ch.E. cabbdfd and Blade IJ. 42 ggoncs RONALD ..... SPRINGFIELD7 as in Metallur i I , .. ' C 'tt il, 217 G k W' gk r gn. Engineering: SIGMA P, nw Iir'iiiLeUlritli?nA.i?c511TE'.7exams. 'ee ee Commmee 'QI' t f 'f 'f'f 'v B-ill caul EUGENE ..... GRAYSLAKE7 B.S. in EIectr'c I E ' ' . ffl. Jongaeond Regimental Band il, 217 A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.7 Soei:iety1glb1:?etrhregAcii.I?rIAA PHI DELLA: .gemenlf Syntony Young Republicans Club cemcn' OI 'Mft . . . RI B 7 . . ' . - r lout' ,Wim GRACE.. . h HAgd soufzo DA an l.A..S,, EvA'Ns HALL, Ph. icsp A pin, p,,, , Kappa, Alp a Lam a eta, Pi Delta Phi, The D I Ill 1 , t p. 2:01, U15 Phi Sigma AIpha7 Honors Day ll, 2, 317 Univgisuity dinIllihoiinS1chbsIIrI?ihLZeiQ',x NE ..... PARIS7 B.S. in Agriculture7 TOANCO CLUB- H A IW' Wm IA - c 'ri cat- PI b - ' 0950 Pfwdvnt 131. All.Ag Field Day Omml ee I OW OY Prom Co tt , lllini Spcrtsman's Club mm' ee my Held and FUHOW: RUCE DOUGLAS ..... CRETE7 B.F.A. in Ind t'I D ' , p 'mane' qllini Union Committee U17 Second Lieut., Air ForlEierRaOTCe?3inArnUlId lAEii-TSxocireIilETSl ON ..... ST. CHARLES7 B.S. in L.A.S.7 SIMPSON HALL, Ch ' . 'canon' Jtion Student Council i417 Young Democrats Club, Colby ColIeg2?nA1LEl'd?:rCacilltE3gnddl Ina., MARVIN LOUIS . . . BERWYN7 B.S. in General Engineerin 7 PHI KAPPA - Engineering Council i417 Capt., Army ROTC l3, 417 Scabbard aid Blade 13, 41 SIGMA' NUI MORRIE ..... CHICAGO7 B.S. in Economics: TAU EPSILON PHI7 Alpha Kappa Psi- Com. ' merce Councilg Illini Insurance Society: Rho Epsilon ' ,GEORGE ARTHUR ..... GALESBURG7 B.S. in Dairy Technologvf ALPHA GAMMA RH - wa Alpha Zeta7 Gamma Sigma Deltap All-Ag Field Day Committee I217 Freshman Wei-,li Committee f2, 317 Dairy Production Club7 Dairy Technology Society7 Honors Day l31 IUELLER, RALF ..... CHICAGO7 B.S. in Electrical Engineeringp Pier Soccer Squad Il, 2, 31, A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.7 Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois IUEIIER, RICHARD LEE ..... HOMEWOOD7 B.S. in Marketing7 KAPPA SIGMA7 Freshman Var- sity Swimming Squad7 Intramural Manager i3, A17 Dolphins i217 Marketing Club IUENCH, DAPIEL HIRAM ..... PALATINE7 B.A. in L.A.S.7 SIGMA PHI EPSILON7 Lawrence Col- ege KLILAIII, THEODORE L ...... CHICAGO7 B.F.A. in Architectural Design7 Scarab, President i417 A.l.A.7 Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois IUILDWNEY, PATRICIA ANN ..... CHICAGO7 B.S. in Elementary Education7 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA7 Illini Union Committee il, 2, 317 University Theatre Crew II17 Star Course Manager i217 W.A.A. U1 WHA. ABRAHAM ANTONIO ..... CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA7 B.S. in Mechanical Engineeringp A.F.S.7 A.S.M.E.7 Colombian Students Club7 University of the Andes7 American Uni- versity IURRAT, ARTHUR WILLIAM II ..... HOOPESQI-ONi B.S. in ACC0unIanCy7 SIGMA PHI EPSILON7 Alpha Kappa Psi7 Illini Union Board i3, 417 Maior Chairman Jazz-U-Like-It Illini Union Committee i317 Illini Union Council I317 Illini Union Committee il,'2, 317 Board Of Fl'alemllY Affairs 1417 Interfraternity Executive Council l3, 417 University Lutheran CIIBPGI Student Council i417 lnterfraternity Ball Committee C417 Accountancy Club: Gamma Delta7 Young Republicans Club WNY. MARTHA Lou ..... BLOOMLNGTON, B.S. in Special Educationg KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA: Illini Union Committee ii, 21 IU WY. ROBERT KIRK ..... FAR HILLS, NEW JERSEY7 B.S. in Mining Engineering! Hawaii Club: l.A.S.7 M.i.s. lusuou' DONALD LEE ..... QUINCY7 B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering: NEWMAN HAL'-5 Alpha Phi Omega: I.A.S. LIUTH DONALD - ' ' - GARNER ' VALENTINE ..... CHICAGO7 B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering, , HQUSE: l:A.S.7 Varsity Swimming Team U17 Honors Day l31I NNY ple' Enenwon 0 the University of Illinois WHS. uAv H ID JAY ..... CHICAGO7 B.A. in L.A.s., PHI EPsiLoN Pl: campus Cites' 431 TERS, H AMILTON DAVID ..... BOWEN: B.S. in AgricuIture7 PHI SIGMA EPSILON: AQVICUI' 'Ural Education Club7 Western Illinois State Universltv I , . VHS. MARQIIIL OTIS .,,, ,Ci-iAMpAlGN, B.S. in Agricultureg Capt., Army ROTC KS. l. MH CB bard and Blade7 Agricultural Economics Club Ns , . - . RNER EN, THOMAS ANTHONY ...-- CHICAGO- B,S, in Aeronautical Engineering, GA HALL: NBVY Pier Extension of the University of IIIIFIOIS 509 'Z L wr '7 Y! Ng . 4 21 ll ' I va- b pf ,Q x l T' I .4 I C E A f 2' faq f , f v ...- LJ . ui' Q lu N' -ir. '- . i 'U 0 Gs 'ES' 'X of 1 . A E- , . I 9. -C, 2. I L 1 ff. J I 1 I , . A ,MAN 5105521 MANLEY CHICAGO' 5.5. in Accountancy: PHI SIGMA DE NA . , . . - 1 - - , I UA. - , I, -A f-:,..,...,,.. LI, 25 Hillel Fconcarron Sudenr Cow-iq,l Qi: C I I ,-, L1 :::c.n'.rI:E-, Clilv Honors Das' Ill ommerr' CE'-'PIII I in 4' I I NAKAMURA' MfLVlN MASATO ...,. IEAPAA, K.-NUAIg B.S. in L.A.S.: A.I.Ch.E,5 Hunt. cl Q A T bi- ,L--,', :T Pts.-.A -'E ,v I A 1. OTA gf C ,pw 2 fs fr 15 I. , A . az I Ar ..., ...W I Q, .Q or I 'G 5 4. 'M A N 5- Vs-, v. r E Q- iv h v Va. . .,, 5. .Q ., I -wa . .-.wx RY .IEANNE ..,.. RIVER FOREST, In L.A.S.g KAPPA KAPPA NARLAND M1,C,. QC,....: --U. I Gwcg wcnk Comrnivec IZ' GAMIU4: I ,- NASH STANLEY PHILLIP . . .CI1ICAGO' B.F.A. in lndusrrial Design: THE -'AANSICOQ . r 7 F, Even, U. cg rIi,3 Llwu-rriey ol Illinois - Ni DIANE LUCILLE ..... CHICAGO- B.S. .in Edncaliong LINCOLN Ar I NASIAIKA. IXEHCE 76,55 Kappa Drlm Pi: Home Frcsidcrir I.1lg Sludcnl Nmionll EQXEFYUE III . .,. S., HCHN, 'JM 2, 32 Nm y Pri.-r Eucnsion QI the Univcrgigv of lllinoz' 'N lur- , cmmoof as. .H IAS- Forms House s,,.,,',i, Psren A - I. I , mssos. H-S505 Ilirvoix cm, in r,., 5.-.-'Wan pf rlfr- Llniwrsivy ol I NAUMCIIK, GEORGE . . CHICAGO, B.S. in D.S.S.Vi'.V.g Cyclollicrri Club NEAL, CHARLES CEDRIC ..,,. CHICAGO: 8.5. in Clicmislryg A.C.S.g Navy PIU E,,'m':r M -If Urwiwrsiiy ol lllrnors NEAL, CIARKE LEO .... XVADSVIIORIHQ BS. rrt Elcclvtal Engineering: Fun bu, kk QQIC 3 .11 SC.lI'ID8YCJ and Bladc I-ll: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E. ' I NEAL Privuls ANN .l.,. BENTONg B.F.A. in Arr Educmron, cAMr.IA PHI BEM, ui... v-.:,. Cfwirwirrfr- Il, 2I, Y.W.C.A. Corrimillcc l2I: SINIB. Ill: Soullicm Blpiir! Ia-Mg,-,:, Simi.,-nr Council III, Home Economics Club NEEI, I.UCY . . . DECATUR, 8.5. in h'l.srIi0Iingg CHI OMEGA, House Prcxidqnl IAQ' N,,g.r,.,, Cliilwr Nonlwwcslcrn University ' NEFF, JAMES DENNIS ,.... ELMHURSI7 8.5. in Mcclmnifnl Engineering: PHI KARPA Slfnll Pi 'lair Siqnmg Wlrcsrlinn fI.'I.1nnQcr ISI, Pvrshinq Rifles II, QI: S.A.E.g Ruldvg Un.,.,.,., NEIISON, FREDERICK DAVID . , . . CHICAGO, Bachelor ol Arclmcclurog A.I.A, Wrrgrr J,--. Collr-no NEISON, CARI. ROBERY , . . . MANLIUS: B.S. in Aqricullurcg CAMPUS VIEW IOOGE, krv-rcri DAY Ill NElSON, CIIFEORD MARK ..... OAK PARK, B.S. in Accounlnncyg ACACIAJ Alpha Kappa In Vrcxrdr-nr Idlg Sigma low Epsilon: Sludcnr Scnnvc I3I: Concert Band lI,?,14 Iac' lvrll Mnrchinrz Band Il, 2, J, -il, Accounlancy Club, Honors Day IYI NEISON. N. RICHARD ..... CHICAGO: B,A. in Chcmislryg SHANGRI-lA, Intl Mlfwqt' Il :I AS P-'I E.: YOUNG Rr.-publifrrns Club, Pier Brand ll, 215 Pier Olthenra II.7l. YW CIUIP, Prr-r Crou Couniry Squad I2Ig Nnvy Pier Enrension ol rho Univevwy cIlff'1'fr NEVIETN, JOHN GEORGE IIIUE ISIANDJ 5.5, IH Music Edvtnlrofig BARTON HAIL N U- AIDIIH-5 1IOf1'n: Concnrr Band I3,AIg Football Marching Band I2,3.4l. IM' 'W' mrrrwlnl Band ll' QI NERUDA, DONAlD ROBERT . . CHICAGO: B.S. in Hlr-mllrirgrcnl Enginragrrnq, PIM III 5'9 Alnlwr Srqmn Mu, MIS., Honors Day lI,Q, JI NEUMANN, ARLIN IEE , . . MILAN: B,S, rn Aqrigulyum NEWCOMER, RICHARD JOSEPH , . . PRINCETON, 8.5. in l.A.S.. PSI UPSILON NEWSIROM, KENNEYH ROBERT. , . . BIGFORK, MINNESOTA: BFA, rn lnduvllll DNV' IONESOI'-'E PINE, Alplm EIA Rho, Prqgidg-nl IQI Nlwrw. noun crunss . . rl,-inn moss: 5.5. in Journalism: Psi UPSIIONI C '2 p '1l1r'v:rinn foundation Srifdrfnr Council I2,3lg Commdfl, cuz Qi.. l Y fl-ll C0 '1 f Ilf'f' IYI. Mayor, Air Form: ROTC I1-ll, Arnold Ar' 901 V I U CIHII, Honors Day Ill 'C 0l' 'ONAED JAMES . wooosrocn, sis. rn u..fr.,n.f.r Enoirwrrfffvi lmunm l - f- 3'-'if rf.-rwiir. mmol or Min.-I and Mqrnllurov mcuou' '9G'f.E lNG1oN. . our vnu, 5.5. in Mnrm-am ff'9 f'? :tk, 'IIN' NV 'XI-Ill and Cn-:cr-nl, Pr Inu Sigma, lwul. Col, f f Y 901: ' I-inrri nr-ri Blrifir- I145 A,S.M,E.g Honors Dny III Nllll. Wllllthl IIN!! Ci4Ifj.'.C,0. gg, ,,., ,'.Cw,,,,,,,,cY. g1.I1ION NOIJSl:.vLuv,,c 'f' I 7- w i'Afv-y Club, fiminqq Cluhg Mnrlrnlinq Club: 'WN C- Ii, 54,-,qw O., 7, 'QL urusm, ruoiruyrs Minn uvnnrm, as .fi Cmmr Enginrgevirw- 'W' 5'G u , D NIIMANN IERNAI KJIHPVRI Rm . WI o gown rn ,... rrovnrrreior am. in memo: N . -I ICJ.-E, In-fe-rr 7.3,-lp, lqndgfqpe Archrrrgqrure Socielv NIEMEYER' NIKOIAII NIM1. Ro NWA' GE NOIAN' I QOIDSIRC Nouns, J wuomul Hmmm: OAIIS, D ODA, Elll OIIIIRG. OIOIN, R OIDNAM, GIDS, JOI omu, I ouon, omu, ou, orro, OIIQ' Wm, PHI slGM 'I l21: Colrhmgslhlih Illia, COUNT: .5 A.l.Ch.E., Hawaii CM PA KAPPA GAMMA' In , in oh, THE MANSION, Nu, LINCOLN A t National Edxiniiiwosn ,TECH rerslty of Illinois its DUSE, Spanish Club- N, . ,, n Club 'i NaVY Pier Extension I zering, First Lieulu Am' AA PHI BETA, Illini Um, outhern Baptist Foundalm ie President 141, Marlrallhf, ffino, PHI KAPPA SIGMA I, S.A.E., Purdue Univarw, ture, A.I.A., Wrighl ,Iun.cf DUS VIEW LODGE, Honou ACACIA, Alpha Kappa Pl- lcert Band 11, 2, 3, -11, Fon' DPY l2I El-LA, Track Manager II.7i er Orchestra 1I,21: Ff? f,l' of the UniversiIY of 'IIN' an, BARTON HALL: Phi 'I' Band 12, 3, 41, Fin' RW Engineering: Phi Elf' SIM' ,Sl UPSILON ZA. in Industrial OWU' - PSI uPslLoN: 5'Sf'1,'if f Cl ,- . merce C0U'f' , J1 I' ighnold Air Society I3I I CHI Engineering? LAMBDA QIIUYQY PHX . ' - AL ' . I Engineering. .Sub 'Aimv ROTC 13' il' . C mn?glCi MSP? , u 2 PA ering' PHI SIGMA KAP ure? PAM scape Architect 'ld ocieIY gA1HERlNE AGNES ..... BROOKFIELD, a.s. in Home E , ' 0 , D It S 0 . ? 0 f1r ALLEN HALL, fun' qigsalzghnomggon e a ugma micron, Home Eco,-,o,,,,c, Club: mines, 'nm' JOSEPH ..... MOLINE, B.S. in M h ' l - . - HDMI, IOAEQU Sigma: ALS.: A.S.M.E.: SL Procopiusccaarnige En9Ineerin9. NEWMAN HALL. In 305511 ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in L.A.S., TAU DELTA PHI, Illini Union Cammmee ,3, E DENNIS ..... VIAAUKEGAN, B.S. in Ph s' I Ed ' , . IVA. olougwll and Crescent,. Phu Epsilon Kappa, JunioryllrT:erfrat:ir:il3nC0?,::,,pnsf Isuhemz mini 12,1-11, Varsity Golf Squad l2.3.41, Letter 12, 3, -11, Freshman Valrslly 2,31 Squad MAS LEONARD JR .... :. ROCKFORD, B.S. in Ph ' l Ed ' . nun' HKTHETA, Illini Union Committee 111, Newman FoundatidfriIcStudenTC?:,r:,'C,qpwy l2,ExI'TA cal Education Malors Club, John Carroll University, Rockford College: Umveiun vm Wisconsin V magnum DONALD T. . . . MOLINE, Bachelor of Architecture, Augustana College N LEE ..... TAYLORVILLEQ B.S. in Agriculture: TOANCO CLUB, ' , ms, llounomics Club: Honors Day 0,21 Agrltullural Eco , ALAN K ...... CHICAGO, B.S. in Industrial Eng' ' 4, ZETA BET , Y IIJDELMAN wan-Da: 58Cl'tem, Illini Union Committee 111, Cani31:,irlrg11e,, 121' D,:,dz:Ui3 ?5, Student Senate 131, Campus Chest Allocations and Advisory Board 1141: E,-,g,,,,n.Q,m.3 Council 141, Freshman Week Committee 12, 31, First Lieut., Army ROTC 13. 41: H,-,,,o,, Day ll, 21 Kymgnp, DANIEL IVAR ..... EVANSTON, B.S. in Civil Engineer' , THE MANSION, B i Foundation Student Council 11, 2, 3, 41, Illini Christian FerI?owship 11, 2, 3, .l1, E','f',2f' Air Force ROTC 13, 41, A.S.C.E. ' outs, DAVID HUBERT ..... LAURA, B.S. in Agriculture, PHI SIGMA EPSILON, Alpha Ts., Alpha, Agriculture Club, Agricultural Education Club, Western Illinois University ODA, ELIZABETH YUKI ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Secretarial Training, LINCOLN AVENUE RESI. DENCE, The Daily Illini 13, 41, Marketing Club, Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois OILIERG, GERALD LEROY ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, TEN-O-ONE CLUB, Phi Eta Sigma, Y.M.C.A. Committee, Seabury Foundation Student Council 13, 41, First Lieut., Army ROTC 141, Navy Pier Alumni Association, Pier Soccer Squad 11, 21, Pier Choir 121, Honors Day 1l1, Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois OLDEN, ROBERT EUGENE . . . . KEWANEE, Bachelor of Architecture, A.I.A. 0lDllAM, MELVIN GENE ..... MC LEANSBORO, B.S. in Agriculture, TOANCO CLUB OIDS, JOHN ROBERT ..... CALHOUN, B.S. in Civil Engineering, LOU-MAC LODGE, Engineer ing Council 131, A.S.C.E., President 141 OLSEN, JACK EDMUND ..... BELLEVILLE, Bachelor in Architecture, Gargoyle, A.I.A., Belle- ville Junior College OLSON, RUSSELL EDWARD ..... CHICAGO, B.A. in L.A.S., NEWMAN HALL, University of Minnesota OPELKA, JOHN JAMES ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Agriculture, Pl KAPPA ALPHA, Second Lieut., Army ROTC 13, 41, Dairy Production Club, Hoof and Horn Club 0'l0UllKE, ROBERT WILLIAM ..... WOODSTOCK, B.S. in Journalism, ALPHA SIGMA PHI: Sigma Delta Chi, The Daily Illini 13, 41 Oli. JEAN ANN ..... SPRINGFIELD, a.A. in L.A.s., KAPPA DELTA: The, lllio lI.2I: Illini Union committee 4l,2,, Y.W.C.A. csblher 13.10, Y.W.C-A- C0mm 'ee I31 our IUDITH KAY ..... PAXTON, B.S. in Elementary Education, ALPHA GAMMA DELTA, llllni Union Committee 131, Illinois State Normal UnIversIYY oswlmi JAMES BRADLEY . . .. HAZEL CREST, B.S. in D.S.S.W.V., Phi Eta Sigma? H0 O'5 Div II1 WND. CARL-wALnsMAN ..... HlGHWOODf B.S. in Management, PEI' ggfixmgftllfg Illlnl Union Committee 131, Freshman Council: SocletY for le V Management WIIOM. AUDREY MARIA. ..,. ROCKFORD, as. in Marketing: CH' 0'I'ffFQQr 22126 L,Q'5?2 Committee l11: Y.W.C.A. Committee 131: Commerce Council 12,1 hs Day U, Sponsor 131: Arnold Air Society SPOHSOY i411 Marketing Club, Honor Otto . LI, T IT: . MARGRET IRIS . . LIBERTYVILLE- BA in L.A.S.: EVANS HALL, Morlzfcasafsxecgzgve Alpha Chro ,'lS' 'd 2. Di, 'pl-,' Alpha, w.A.A. ll,2,3,41:. . -' , 5 . Council l31,nPre:Tdenein141,l,PanT1elIleniclW.G.S. Coordinating COkm E:'I:::1iY1ig3i3i'max, denifenale i415 Committee on Student Affairs 141: Gfeek WF? Club 0 Traditions Committee 131, Gamma Delta, German Club: Spams no' MIITON CHARLES ..... sr. LOUIS, MISSOURI, B.S. in cefamlr3RgqcgngffB?fAEISA OWE xl? House Presldenl l41: Military Ball Committee 111: En5'9r ' N' RICHARD BARRY . . . . BLOOMINGTON, B.S. in Floriculturei Flofiwlfvfe CM' 5ll . 1-9 V Q L. C c .. ,4 Q 3 'T Q 'A 3 I sg: 3. pl C QW' 'Q' f' ft ix -Q Q 3, N Ali .. 'X- I , if -1 ' 1 I 4 fs 72. I 'tv' , 04 6 ,' QQ, L L.- GI lil A 1 f ar c -A ,, 1 l 6 D 'i 1,11 ' 1:-r ? , O' .sl 5, h , 7.3 T' .Vg Q ' 'U -i Y Q . .1 I . 51 .-Hg. fl I 3 A5 3 GP A -'T I A qs pw .. ' TJ' N 5 , sl 1 s. ' ,t .Q 4. fr- -N-.gx u 1- . T Vf s .a , 4- ' ' .1 . cr ' T 5 E ' t' . A ,Y I ' Q15 '.'Arku1lr1g CAV PARK. 55 in Home Economics Educmion RANCES ...,. .X - . - - A , A OWENS NAfFT.:f,:,. 5.sCk,..- C:u'i1l l2 .LV Illini Christian Fellowship Nl: Hom ' SNEQ! itz- 'r':, : R.-:JSVCAKYS Clvb e ETo?'9 'frx I HARD . . . '.'ATTE5ON- BS. lvl Elccrrlcal Engin-'.,',, . , PACE JAMESLFE: ,, QE rfgugfg Pg-, l I Nnxy Vucr Exfension of rh':llla1Slx'erfi,'1- W. ' ' ' 11:13, PAHLOW RALPH FRED WLLSIFE FA:lw'e' CY Music- Plwl Mu Alpha-Sinfonra Pu.-sd ' 'ers 1 PAINTER WAYNE JESSE . . QZAUCONDA: 5.5. ln .lcurnalxsmg SIGMA 'IAU GAKWA R V ff' -,Q Cr' UW -.wil-. TM'-Vfc Cru-. .l, T' WILL-TX' 42 3,-:lg Illmr Carlrol-it Anim rv: - . -, 'wo '1..s. 'Qt N. -,. -M,--J PALCIAUSKAS, RAYH JOSEPH v- '- ' YE' rum ,.g E-Lx.,rkr P.-uucu, srsrmen GABRIEL . . 3 f . Epgllcv' Rlzc l'rc5u.lr,'nt -il CICERT- 5.5. ln Elccuical Enningqfmqf Hmm, P' A r ' llln as ' 'lw Llwxrfsl 5 C. 1 Q- ,.CHlCAGO: B.F.A. in Industrial Dggmni GRAN , Cluif. l!.'f.lsOn Junior Collcgcg Idaho Sung Couegcrkgimlflfi - sl aw. ' lmv,-15115 of lllunols fu'r 41vCV' of Ylfv L LA ' Ts T. ' PANICALII NA1ALlNO 1 Q Y , CHlCAGO. FS. ln ElcClrlCnl Ennmccrnngg NIETHEN Alff wg rg,,,, V.,-r F-frgn-:cn of lla-3 Uniwgrsiry ol lllnnous T' PAO4 HENRY CHUEN.HSIEN ,.., HONGKONG, CHINA: 8.5. ln Elcclrlqgl Engmqgqmg 1,- ! K MU: Em x.mp.v Nuj A.Z.E.E.-l.R.E.: Clwllwso Srudcms ClUb3 Hong-15 D-W ll. Ti! 'P 'Chvfa A , , , sj ,M pAgK4 JANf BERRY V Ollfxklbxg 5.5. an ilu- Twclwmo of A'm1ln-qmyllqgg RAPPA Nflppk GAVUL ,r i Suv Cm-rw ,'.'l.m.scn-r lg T1-rrnpm lj Honors Pay ll' 'A .7 '- In In. .- PARKS, RONALD DURHAM .. ,DECATUR B.F.A. m Industrial Dcsuqng THETA 041. g,.,, W' 1 fn 1' og -Q ' .v , 5. JA, A - fr' ig, T H f. . , 1 G 4 A . - -3-' --fx :ff 4 K .' ' 4 . . -- VP V' T 4 lrnff-:mr-,V E-wufvwc Councul PARMHEE, RICHARD PAINE . . . . , TNASHINGTON, D. C4 8.5. IH Mcclmniczgl ,, ..g Honors Da' lll Tau Slcymn A.S.M,F., SAE 5 Ehqmq-Q4 lr-.Q I PARR. LONNIE FERON .,... CHILLICOTHEJ B.S. in L.A.S.: Mcn's Glcc Club l3l: Soda-1,-Ogv vw, Adwmcr-rw-nl ol h'ln'mOmmm1 PARRISH, EDWARD BARTON ..... METROPOLl5p B.S. in Chemical Enginccringg ANNA 0- SI .MAg Wa-Na-Sccp McKinlfy Foundnlion Sludcnr Council 13, .ilg Fin! llQg1'Ig,:w-, C ROTC 43, -ilg Pl-alan: ll -ilg A.l,Cl1.E. PARRY. EUGENE WALLACE . . . . ROCKFORD5 B.5. in General Ennlnccrlnqg SIGMA PHT Cllll C-Nw, Auf Forcr- ROTC I3, -il: A.I,E.E.-l.R.E.p Synlon PATINO, GUSTAVO ..., MEDFLLIN, COLOMBUA5 B.5, in Civnl Enqlnccringg PATYON, CATHERINE GAYNEIJE ..... CARBONOALE 8.5, In Edutnhvng Sogrflwrn Illinois Umvcraily A S C I Kappa Oulu 7, PATION, ROBERT SUNDIN JR ...... WAUKEGANQ ELS. in Elccrricnl Engmecringg MSW. 1' , . . . HI an Form- ROTC '11, -ll: Arnold Arr Society l3lg Socnuly of Amcrucnn M Vary W Pwnc and Pislol Club: Norllv.-.ngslcrn Univcrmy 3,-ll, A.I.E.E.,l.R.E,, PAUGH. FRANKLYN JOHN . . PAULIUS, IRENA LIONGINA .mffif-nu Club, GM, PAUll, ADRIENNE SANDRA , KVM fun-r-:mm of POCKFORDg B.S. in IAQ-clmnicnl Enqmccrnnqg AIS CMCAGO, 3.5. nn r.'l.w.memenr, LOWRY lODG!. U'-'M' ' ' I lllmoel MH Cluhg Navy Pu-r Exlryngion ol rhrp Un1vclUlY 0 . . . CHlCAGOg B.S, an Fl:-rvwnmr-y Edutlolioffg BUSEY Mull lvl- llmvf-:fury of lllnnow. KW: KAPPK H5463 CHICAGO. Snclmlm ol Arclmecrurc. TAU ! gl I C5 ll f'5 Cl '1T ll, 7 3, 'ifg Mxlrlnry Hall Comruuvr-rr l?l. IAMOY, Al' 'aff' ' ' PAUlSON, JOHN KARL '. 'T'9l'l ' 5'Z f Y','. ifnlmlwnrrl nm-I Wndv- lj. .ilg A.l fx: 5400611 O01 ll! uvu, una Rumour . cwucfloo. 3.5. cn L.:-,s.. SIMPSON HALL. C-N CM'- 'N' Un'-f'1 v, -m-.4 Pu-r Eur:-nnmn gl Ihr- Uni-,rqnily of illlnoll uwuu. xermzm :ohm . Cmcnco, sara. rn nd-,Mm.nf, Dwnm TM W 'Vu' .v.f: -fr: 'jul-.-f-:pry r IAYNE, HAlOlD Cp-455155 l Er mcfmnd. 5'-sf E G9ffH'JIllf, E33 in Indushm 10 . rr m'w,,,. Y I! 'Ell00Y. GEORGE HPWARD JR , OEERFIHD. Bula-lor ol lArr:hulcC1vflJN ' r' uf-fzf-l f. 'ia llr'f.f '1 ,' nf 1 rug f llln, . nn' '0 - 'ETYFHQWQAUF' more-non, as .H edmfrom EVANS 'ml' . ML nom, mmf IRANCIS Jn . 1-'-fzosvvme, 5.5 A road mhnoloov: Nefuul 'ar' I LVJTC 1, Arngld An Socnrgly S325 Honors DOY ll' 5l2 Ny?- H1 PEDOTE, M rm. WV 5-QRRY. Jo' HRSON. E I-UEFISN. ruins. JC 1-UERSON. NIERSON. HHRSON IUERSON HIUISON HIUISON IIIUISOB IHAR, Pl' IMIIMAC rnlllIPS. MIIUPS VICMIER4 'TUIUIA 'ltumm 'lllscn NUIN, NNN!! Nun 'lNNEl Munn NNI' Ed ' In i'tT 0nf Sw me free? -:...i..cIIrlg, E' f The Universita KQPDI I Alplwslnfonia Prc 'rt ' 'lt rm, SIGMA TA 3, 41, Ill'll GAMMA' ITII Can-,Dux Ai I I ineering, Honou Day ll lil Deg' . o Statgnfj ERANADA Clt 0 este, NM, gf ing, NIETHEN, AJEE ID, Electrical Ertgineming SA 'I UID: Honors Day U 5, ' 'MCSE KAPPA KAPPA Gmini. Design, THEIA cm, rn., Mechanical Engincwingy 3 ilee Club lat, society fo, ,r al Engineering, ALPHA Ci- cil I3, dl, First Lieut, Arr'- ineering, SIGMA PHI DELI:- ngineering, A.S.C.E. Education, Kappa Delta 7' cal Engineering: Maior, 'I' American Military E0Qlf'?9'l n University Igineering, A.F.S. ', LOWRY LODGE: L5'l'f :' University of Illinois lucation, auset HMI: WK , TAU KAPPA EPSIILI- Elon Air Force ROTC I3 J tnors Day lll HALL: Camera Clvbf RNS? if Illinois Design: The lllio lllf Nt , . Gif' Engineering? A'l:'S l ief i' P Irchitecture: Navy HALL: ttteri-'f' ,, EVANS N HALL' :hnolo9Y: NEYMA Irs DESY ll' -l v ol IIIIM Q' I I I I EW ALFRED .,... CHICAGO, as ' M , , , , ffm lug? 'he Advangemem of MK-magemem: W:21ghrc?J2igTC8gI,NEIIJMAN HALL. Sv. c r ol the University of Illinois 099' N-WY Pier Eire-rt IIER JR ...... CHICAGO, as in EI- - r .I ,, , nil. LEVIN Iliff., Mathematics Club, President I2t, Filmed Cfggfnhlcxxno. Eta mime Ita, A125 Extension of the University of Illinois ' OH Dev ll. YI: Hn., Peer SANTFORD . . . MOLINE: a.s. in El t' I E , , I Imvt Jowlllinl Union Committee ll, 2, 3l, House Prfziidgtt I3rl?lSgg '9A SIEQPUA PHI DELIA, Arnold Air seciety Ia, at, A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. ' We ROTC 'B A EL AI.MErA ..... CHICAGO, a.A. ' I.A,s., 785094, ETHWIAA. Il, 2, CII., Seabury Foundation Stildent Counchllilffo-DH Fritilcimdi REMDEHCE' Alumni Association, Physical Education Maiors Club- Piei Illini- N l Uh' NM' pw' of the University of Illinois ' ' VY PW' Elfvnu-CII IIAM MARCELLUS JR. . ,... VIRGINIA, as I . , mmm' wiiR.E., IIII-Knights: Ittanets College 'n E'LC 'Ct E U 'w-iw, A.tEE tcs MAUREEN .... -AMAYWOOD, B,A. in L.A.S., ALPHA . , mm' 'O Torch, the Daily IIIrnr r2, 3, In, IIIInr Union cernrnaitee r2Ei.Elgf,,,ff,',,SIMM' LO 'dr Discipline, WPGU, University of Missouri ' LL O 5'Udf ' N, DAVID EDWIN.- .... KANKAKEE, a.s. in F'na , ph- K . I, mtuo Sigma: Phi Eta SIQITIBI Alpha Kappa Psi, Basketballlmclilanagler lllppi- gamma 133, Finance Club, Honors Day ll, 2, 39, University of Illinois Scholarship Ounctl mgl50N, DEAN MASON . .r . . . MAYWOOD, B.S. in Mechanical Enging-gfn I IHEIA X , Sagiaereau Efarmniilgese l3l, A.S.M.E., Roosevelt College, Navy Pierghtension QI, N, GARY CHARLES ..... ONEIDA, as in A ' It , EACH , I muse Field and Furrow: Hoof and Horn Club grlcu Ure ELOR ARMS' Alpha Zum' mason, .IOHN 'VINCENT ..... CHICAGO, as in L.A.S., HOPKINS House, IIIrnI For-ncrc Association, Young Democrats Club, Wilson Junior College, Navy Pier Extensioh ol the University of Illinois MIERSOH, LEONARD ALGOT . . .. . . SKOKIE, Bachelor of Architecture, ALPHA RI-40 CHI. ,, goyle, Fine and Applied Arts Council l3l, A.I.A., Honors Day Ill l Gd rftsnson, SONJA RAGNIIIID ..... IQIAINEIELD, as. in I.A.s., ALLEN HALL, Alpha Lambda Delta, Terraptn l2, 3, Al, Illinois Wesleyan University PETERSON, THOMAS EDWARD ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Accountancy, FLAGG HOUSE, Alpha PHAR, PHI IIIIIBLAD, Phi Omega, University Chorus I3, Al, Accountancy Club, Wright Junior College, Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois LIP ARTHUR .,.., MOUNT CARMEL, B.S. in Agriculture, ALPHA GAMMA RHO, Agri- cultural Council I3, 41, Hoof and Horn Club, President ldl CHARLES LEONARD ..... KNOXVILLE, B.S. in Industrial Administration, TWIN ESTATES, Alpha Kappa Psi, The Daily Illini III, Lutheran Foundation Student Council lI,2l, First Lieut., Army ROTC l3, 41, Pershing Rifles lI,2l, Phi Chi Eta l2,3,.Il, Society of American Military Engineers ll, 2l, Illini Sportsman's Club, Rifie and Pistol Club, Society for the Advancement of Management PHILLIPS, JAMES EDWARD ..... CHICAGO' B.S. in Mana ement' AI ha Ka a Psi- Markctinc PIIIILIPS, 9 r P PP r .J Club, Society for the Advancement of Management, Young Republicans Club, Culver- itlockton College, Florida State University, Navy Pier Extension of the University of Inots JOHN PATRICK ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Management, Sigma Iota Epsilon, Honors Day l3J, Wilson Junior College NCHIER. wIIaERr IosEPH ..... CHICAGO- as in Accountanc end Finance, NEWMAN HALL, , , y f Chi Gamma Iota, Accountancy Club, Finance Club, Illini Campus Amvetsl Post No. ZQ2: Navy Pier Alumni Association, Honors Day ISI, Northwestern University, Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois NCKEIT, ANNE CAROLYN ..... RIVER FOREST, B.S. in Elementary Education, KAPPA KAPPA IICIIMAN, rlstsctt, I GAMMA, Kappa Delta PI, Illini Union Committee 42, 3tr,CampUsCheS' l2lf GMI Week Committee l2l, Panhellenic Ball Committee l2l, Miami UnIversItY DEBRA LEE ..... CHICAGO, B.A. in the Teaching of English, LINCOLN AVENUhE RESIDENCE: University Theatre Crew l3l, Hillel Foundation Student Council l2l: NOV' ' ern Illinois University UUITII ANN . . . . BLOOMINGTON, B.S, in Education, SHERWOOD LODGE: DEPAUW University p . lllEN. WAYNE RAYNOR ..,.. PRINCETON, B.S. in Agriculture, Alpha Tau Alpha, Agricultural Education Club PIISNER, RIC . . . . r ' Cl it, Pluxsmrs, HARD EUGENE ..... CHICAGO, as in Ernence, rrnence Club.. Mafkelfg. U NAVY Pier Alumni Association, Navy Pier Extension of the University of ll 'NCIS 5lllY GENE ..... IAWRENCEVILLE- as in D.S.S.W.V., BRIARWOOD, 'l f Can PUS Amvets Post No. 202, Society for the Advancement of Mana99me'T'i V 'Ce'WeS University 'INN . ' , Eu' BEEANYANNE ..... PARIS, B.S. in Speech Correction: GAMMA pm BETA' Ula Pl I Eta, Illini Union Council l2, Al, Bradley UDIVGFSIIY NNE . 1 : Y' DON OVID ..... ROSEVILLE, as. in Agriculture, ALPHA GAMMA RPLO. fglilgj gg:- G'?mma Sigma Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, Y.M.C.A. Committee Ill: Elowrfgay H 2' 3, Sltlee ll: 2I: Agricultural Education Club, Hoof and Horn Club: Ono ' ' ,ml n'Ve'5'fY of Illinois Scholarship Key t GE . - - . - ,R.E.: 5' 'CV OREEHQHN .Q .... EVANSTON, as in Electrical 'En9 7ee 9: A-I-Eff' T nnesfene ' 71015 Institute of TECIWFIOIOQY: Northwestern University: Ufl'Ve'5 Y O '3 'tv v-1 6' 7. 15 . 4 Xxhr C 2 5- A 1 -s . . I, A :r,. ff' Qte- :ff ,l sf, Q1 15 I fu R' It I L 'U K SIS C tb' ef -3' QQ 9 , 9. 'FP f! 'Y If fi K lei I' ,, A I as at A A K l 6' Q to A Q i .2 I it i t iix an , li if . Q , 1 6 ' .ff ' C 1 I :rf I tl I tl 5 it V K i I? A IMI It til 1 1 I I t 'I .I 6 R' fn- i PIORKOWSKI. FRANCIS M .--- - - PIOTROWSKI, PHYLLI5 CATHERINE CICERO: B.S. in Electrical Engineering: A.l.EE.l Campus Ants-els Post No. 202 ' 'R'E'7 Illinx . . . . . CHICAGO: B.S. in Physical Educat'o - Wim Union Commmee tal: W,A.A. l3, -il: Navy Pier Alumni AIs2ciaEilo:iqSPhIIAIL- Ecuxmon Minor, Club, Pier Cheerleader: Student National Education A- -Vatu: Navii- Pier Extension of the University of Illinois omits-:V p:0rgQw5Kl RONALD STANLEY ..... CHICAGO: Bachelor of Architecture: ALPHA RNOGQ ' I Gatgoslc-: Honors Day tll ptpgg MARY KATHRYN ..... SHARON, WISCONSIN: B.S. in Home Economics: WESCOGL Home Progidcnt l3I: PIOWIDOY Pfom COIYIIWIYGG III: Home Economics Club - msn tzoasnt NEIL ,.... OLNEY: as. tnnntosbao Eaooatton: CAMPUS view LODGE mat, Phi Mo Alpha-Stnfon-a: Un-vets-tv Cho-f tl. 2. 3. -ll: Men's Glo, Cl 3,52 Madrigal Chorus I3,-fl? I'I0n0'5 DBY I3I U I' ' Mas CLAYTON ..,.. SHARON, wisconsin, as. in Engineefng Ph - , PIPER' IHC HALL: Illini Christian Fellowship IQ, ill: Second Lteut., Air Force ROTC tgiyigkoaql Society l3l: Physics Society, President Nl: Honors Day IQI ' ' PIRNAT, FERDINAND JOSEPH JR ...... CHICAGO: B.S. in Electrical Engineering: A.l.E.f-til PITTMAN, tzAvMoNo .tn ,...,. DECATUR: a.s.. In Civil.Engirteering: DELTA stem viii, SW tau, Chi Epsilon: Junior Intertraterntty Council t2I: A.S.C.E.: Honors Day rl. 3, PLUME, GATIS ..... CHICAGO: 855. in L.A.S.: Roosevelt University: Navy Pier Extension gi the University of Illinois PLUTH, JOHN JR ...... JOLIET: B.S. in Electrical.Engineering: A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.: A.I.Ch.E. Prnt dcnt ill: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois: Joliet Junior Callqgg PODLIN, GERALD BERNARD ..... CHICAGO: 8.5. in General Engineering: THETA KAPPA Ni Star and Scroll: Interfraternity Executive Council I2I: Intramural Manager tal rotutcx, JERRY ..,.. CHICAGO: as. in Journalism: TAU cPstt.oN Pitt, Alpha its no Sigma Delta Chi: WPGU I3, -il POLOMSKI, EDWARD ADAM ..... DETROIT, MICHIGAN: B.S. in Industrial Education: Indnttii Education Society: Society for the Advancement of Management POLTEROCK, JERROLD ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: FORBES HOUSE: Omega Bala Pi: Gate man Club: Navy Pier Alumni Association: Honors Day UI: Navy Pier Etttonsiutd the University of Illinois PONTIOUS, FRANK UNWIN ,.... GLEN ELLYN: B.S. in Management: PHI KAPPA SIGMNSO ciety Ior the Advancement oi Management: DePauw University: Wilson Junior Conant POPPER, RONALD JAY ,.... CHICAGO: B.A. in L.A.S.: BARTON HOUSE: Omega Beta Pi: Nair Pier Alumni Association: German Club: Navy Pier Extension ol tha Unltnrtifr ul Illinois: Honors Day III PORGES, ROBERT ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Economics: SIGMA ALPHA MU: Financo CM:D1 Epsilon POSADA, ULDARICO ..... BOGOTA, COLOMBIA: B.S. in Electrical Engineorinqr 59 I'- POTTER. POTTER, POTTER POUND Eta Kappa Nu: A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.: Colombian Students Club: University ol tha N01 JESSICA ANN ..... CHICAGO: e.s. in sown Correction: ALPHA Pitt, Atvhl 1'0 Delta: Campus Chr.-st IQI: Freshman Council: Honors Day III atctgtno P. . . . . PARK tztocs, as in Mechanical Engineering: Asxtt.: CHU' 0 EQ!! ttoss THOMAS ..... , , Q RHO CHI: Star and Scroll: Illini Union Committee CII: Fine and Applied A!'lCTd MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN' Bachelor ol Archilodtlit Aunt JOSEPH NOWSMAN ..... SULLIVAN: 8.5. 'n C'v'I Engineering: PRICE Clint Ii pwfld'- ll I3Ii Uf'IV0'2i'Y Rfflitlious CouncilII3I1IlJisciplas FoundaIion'Srudll CU 2.52 41: Second taooi., Army notc ta, 43: Society of American Militant 90 POWELL. DAVID PRANKLIN ..... PEORIA' B.A. in L.A.S.: SIGMA CHI: Dlltl PIII 5 d'f'I'.5ffI4'f-' 57. 32: Basketball Nianager III: French Club: German Club. In 5P4'I'lI' Club: Yrwno Republicans Club PIASSI, CHARLENE ELLICE ..... FORRESTON: 8.5. in L.A.S.: MCKINLEY HALL: SOOUVTI' On 5'Ud'f COUNJI IQ, 3, Al: Elmhurst College nut. nloutctt wt - ' MMV PROCTOR PROVARI puttMAN pUSANlKi FUTMAN. QUERNS. outucl. twirl. C IAIFERTY RAPP. GI IAYMON IEARDOI HCR, G IEDINGI llDMOh ttro, it tttn, I tttosu, IHS, T UITVES lttctu, UIIMAQ lllrtsr fling' 'THU '21 LLIAM ..... CHICAGO: 8.5. n Management: Illini CONN' cw gfo' 2025 MJ-5:1 SOUUIY tor the Advancemlant ot Management: WIIW' ,mu -twy Pier E-tension ot the University ot Illinois WIIAMAN. ggtsatt um . . ROSSYILLE: as in etoinontofy Edvcationt ALVIN PM I A, Illinois ,lcilevu-, Unwcnuy rloctott. utatcta sttcxtsa ..... DANVILLE: a.s, in Speech Correction: Wlll UI' wa' ' W 5 0:5 Cvmmitt-re t2l: Danville Junior cottooo llltgg RINO' ring: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E' tit- ., :H Education. Ev mm Associatioiiisp HALL al Education Agioflvtiu Mt-af. tecture: ALpHA R H0 Clit e Economics Club US VIEW LODG. if Mgnrs Glee OES Economics' WESCOCA ngineeri p t I one ROUI9 hystcs, TAp. C I3l: Arnold AT I Engineering: Aiglplllni DELTA SIGM A P A ' .: Honors Day Ulla., Stqrri I Navy Pier Extension Qi E.E.-l.R.E.: A.l.Ch.E, Pretg, : Joliet Junior College eflngi THETA KAPPA PHI amural Manager Idl ' DN PHI: Alpha Eta Rho, Ntstrial Education: lndustrti' yement JSE: Omega Beta Pi: Get. I: Navy Pier Extension at ': PHI KAPPA SIGMA: So sity: Wilson Junior College USE: Omega Beta Pi:IN4vY sion of the Untversttv UI A MU: Finance Club: RIN Engineering: SIQIM 'AUT lniversity of the Am-let ILPHA PHI: Alpha lf bd' eering: A.s.M.E.: C-WW' f A h'tecture: AIFILA 1doAPpliecl Arts Counfll IZ' - I'I ring: PRICE CLU?'CoLiiJ:i ' den ' :undatton .Stu - . g nerican MtlitarY Engmow I ph' Alplwi 5 f' giiitageglubt iafesideni Lil' EY HALL: seabufv fowl oil P , , pus Antveti I lhinbvglign Jumof Colleqe I MWA ucatiorti ALPHA G S Conn- tian: WILL Ulf IA wmmm HOWARD ..... OAK PARK' as in ina i t jam' THETA: Denison University ' ' ' VUL' Eftslftffrinos PHI Ugly, ARD WAYNE ..... DU QUOIN: B,S, ' A - MWAIT. 'Isla President I3t: Agricultural Council tal? A,3',iSELiU2,':LxfdPu9r:r'i:3'Do. DAS smug RBARA MARIA ..... CHICAGO: B.S. ' L.A.S.: NUIIN, EQLM: orchesis my Tenaupm ml: Seabwy ggundanon BQEZIZMHALL: Oratorto f,,4,,,, Ngyy Pier Alumni Association: DePaul University, N,,v,', PM EPI- MII: Ftenct. Club, versity of Illinois P tf'H'0'T ol tl-c ut.. PH . . . . EASTCHEST . - , , WIKI JOSE ER, NEW YORK, B.S. in Mining f:,Q,nc,:,'mJ, nr RALPH ..... , A Mun' nlMoline Community College USE' I k'f 9 Club. MOLINE: B.S. in Marketing' GARNER HO Mans' 'MIL EDWARD ..... LOCKPORT, NEW YORK: B.S. in Marketing: Market.:-iq Ctut, wma., PAULINE JEANETTE ..... WOOD RIVER: B.S. in Journalism- BIRCH HALL UT' ' Theatre Cast i2. 3:4lt W-A-A l2l: YOUTTQ Democrats Club I i yummy , GERRY ANNA ..... LOMBARD: B.S. in the Teaching f E I' hi u non Shorter Board: Torch: Shi'-Ai: The lllio l2l: Star Cou?se ll1AiriiagerGGllfLM6A:,mp:,I, Thin tl,2l: Pslnhellenic Executive Council I3,4l: Freshman Council: Illigrirek i3l- Honcgis DAY ll, ' TY, MARY KATHLEEN .... . LAGRANGE: B.S. ' H E ' I . - U Mun Omicron: Westbrook Junior College In omg conomm VANUG' Ph' Umlon r, GRETCHEN ALMA. .... BRADLEY: B.S. in Ham E ' , ZETA TAU . Q ' W Union Committee Il,2J: Marketing Club e conomlcs ALPHA' HI m IAYMOND, FRANK EDWARD ..... EVANSTON: Bachelor of Architecture: PHI DELTA THETA- Scarab: Lawrence College ' ILAIDON, BARBARA EILEEN ..... WAUKEGAN, a.s. in L.A.s.: DELTA GAMMA: shane: Board: Torch: Illini Union Committee: Panhellenic Executive Council Il,2, 31: House President Idl: Freshman Week Committee I2l: Honors Day llj IECK, GENE PAUL ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S. ALPHA CHI SIGMA: Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Lambda Upsilon: Honors Day 131: University of Illinois Scholarship Key IEDINGTON, KATHLEEN ANN ..... GALENA: B.S. in Home Economics: ALPHA HOUSE: House President Ml: S.N.l.B. l2l: Newman Foundation Student Council ll,2, 41 IEDMON, CHARLES GANT JR ...... COLLINSVILLE: B.S. in Commerce: BETA THETA Pl: Ma, Wan-Da: Sachem: Skull and Crescent: Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Delta Phi: Sigma Iota Epe silon, President I3,4l: The lllio il,2, 31, Business Manager Ml: Y.M.C.A. Board ol Directors I2, 3, Al: Y.M.C.A. Cabinet i2l: Y.M.C.A. Committee Ill: Accountancy Club: Junior Bar Association: Honors Day ll,2, 31: University of Illinois Scholarship Key IEED, HELEN DOLORES ..... SAN JOSE: B.S. in Home Economics: LINCOLN AVENUE RESI- DENCE: The lllio iI,2l: Campus Chest I2,3l: Wesley Foundation .Student Council l2,3l: Plowboy Prom Committee l3l: Home Economics Club: Marketing Club IEED, JAMES LEROY ..... HULL: B.S. in Agriculture: PHI SIGMA EPSILON:-Alpha Tau Alpha: House President CAI: University Chorus i3l: S.N.l.B. l3, 41: Agricultural EdUCdl'0'1 Club, President Ml: Western Illinois University IHDER. ANN J ..... .PARK RIDGE: as. in Home Economics: DELTA DELTA DELTA: S.N.I,B- I2l: Panhellenic Ball Committee l2, 3l: Plowboy Prom Committee l2l: Home EC0 '0 U Club IFES. TtioMAs GRANT ..... BRADFORD: B.S. in Marketing, DELTA UPSILON: The lllio lllf First Lieut., Army ROTC l3,4l: Marketing Club lfivfs. SHARON GAIL ..... TE- B.F.A. in Advertisin Desi n: DELTA ZETA: Shi-Ai: PIII CRE , Q Q, Th In Kappa Phi: Alpha Lambda Delta: Gamma Alpha Chi: SOCIEIY Of lllvstfefofsf e 'O Ill: Illini Union Committee il,2l: University Theatre Crew Ill: W.A-A- ll' 2l7 Honou DAY II.2,3l: University of Illinois Scholarship Key 'HUNT EDWARD EARL ..... CHICAGO: Bachelor of Law: Pl LAMBDA Pl-ll: Phi Alpfh-T 05103 Accountancy Club: Finance Club: Junior Bar Association: M5flle n9, CIUP7 fqnsois Ill: Pier Chorus Ill: Honors Day l2l: Navy Pier Extension of the University o I 'E'MAN- STEWART CHARLES ..... WEBSTER GROVES, Mtssoutztt as in L.A.S.:NlRl'gTl: Illini Union Committee i3l: Freshman Gymnastics Manager: Ef1S'9flt ' ' Scabbard and Blade l4l: I.A.S. I , EINSTFIN. PHILIP TLLDEN ..... EVANSTON: e.s. in Accountancy: TAu EPstLoN PHI. Accountancy Club IE . .. .- ie WN. JANET KAY ..... BELLEVILLE- es. in L.A.S.: ALPHA DMICRQN Pl, Sh A. Tl lllio ll.2t: tttsni union Camnimee Lt,2t: Panhellenic Ball C0 l 'f'f .EIT . A I ' ER' JAMES ERWIN ..... CHICAGO: B.F.A. in Landscape Architecture: 5CLN?N1fi:.i:hii:ecLrt1i2 L2'?'4l: Baptist Foundation Student Council l3l, Pf2S'de 'I LAI: Lan 5 D Society litts - t-I R' ROBEIITT CONRAD ..... CHICAGO: es. in PhySiCSi FLAGG HOVSSQVC''gffgE'g,.ei-fail: FY Iltzli Illinois Institute of Technology: I-0Y0Ia Un'VerS Y' P The University of Illinois IENQ U PHI: Sk ll t RALPH CARROLL JR. EVANSTON' B.S. in Journalism: ALPHA DELTA U and Crescent: Sigma' De-Ita Chi: The,Daily lllini ll, 2l SIS Li e rf' 'Q 1.5 3 6 v 'I I A - 'S' 'WC' 3 A G 4 is J 14 . ? 2 L X I QT, 5-A 7 Z' A I 4' 9 v, 1- x x E' ....--...,-...-1-1 , SY P152 Y? 'I . ,... L hw V- er A ff- li. .E 0 ,C ,Is ,lil F' I :ftp - Q-' 'uv is ' M., f. n vi . ..,g' 7 ! 5 'TT , if t cry, ' A :E- S 'es h l er,-.lsr i 2--A I ,c ? f . I -ri AROLE DIANE CHICAGO- a.A. in L.A.S.: Rosswooo LODGE m.. REPS' C Au-: 355,12 iNi3yyi Pier Alumini Association: German Club: Navy piier ,gg U,,,,c,Sii,- of Illinois 'WUI el JR ..4.,. TOLONO: B.S. in Agriculture: ACACIA: My . Q REVELL, IOHPJFRAIPCHWWMWC L3l- Freshman Varsity Football Squad: Military Q32 gzxmih lain. ,,, L - V ee rv HCOI and Horn Club 1,- GEORGE ,.... ROCHELLE: B.S. in Industrial Education: BARI i REWERTS' DAXYJISM, Fcoybatl Squad i'Z,3,-tl: Freshman Varsity Football SqUad.OAll.HflGIiIS. ROTC X34 Ji, Fiygng Club: Industrial Education Society: Northern Illinois U:1?JN:N'1+I it,- E I.oREttA ...., CERES, CALIFORNIA: B.S. in Journals , 5 RHINE' JEANEPEISAV The Daily Illini ill: The lllio Ml: Illini Union Contntitteeltiggi: PE' '.'.,AnaAU mi: y.W.C.A. Cabinet i3i: Y.W.C.A. Committee I2,3l: llligfeel Q gilbert! M.IiC,Q,C Qgll Committee IYI: Young Republicans Club ' V' ITOVER -,--. CHICAGO: B.S. in Education: University Chor L35 H RICH' SYMME25 Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois Us 1 mu' PM ntcuev, JAMES MILTON III .,... LAGRANGE PARK: B.S. in L.A.s., Missouri School at ,im Rooseveit UHWCYSIIY MAN, SANFORD ..... CHICAGO: as in Finance: zetri BETA TAU: c..,,,,,, C RICH Freshnwan Varsity Swimming Squad: Dolphins Il,z,3,-tl: Greek week' CLSLQLI' R335 IM Rec Board IQI: Maior, Air Force ROTC l-13: Finance Club: Marketing SCQQL-ry tor the Advancement ot Management: Young Democrats Club: yovno publicans Club RICKEITS4 CHARLES JAMES ..... OSWEGO: B.S. inVAgricultural Engineering: Sr. nd it SIM Course Manager il,2l: Y.M.C.A. Cabinet I3l: Y.M.C.A. Committee rtijl: :Xia man Varsity Football SQUBUI A-S-A-5 RILEY, STANLEY LE PERLE ..... SHEFFIELD: B.S. in Agriculture: PHI SIGMA EPSILON: U-,, versity Chorus I3l: Agricultural Education Club: Illini Sportsman's Club: Www Illinois University RINGSTROM, SONIA JEAN ...., CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: LINCOLN AVENUE RESIDENCE, Omega Beta Pig Young Democrats Club: Honors Day Ill: Navy Pier Eiitemioq Q4 gs, University ot Illinois RIPPY, LESTER GENE ..... CARMI: as. in Agriculture: ALPHA OMICRON PI, Alpha 1,-,I Y.M.C.A, Committee l2l: Maior, Air Force ROTC I3,-il: Arnold Air Society Ill, A.S.A,E.: Field and Furrow: Honors Day Il,3l RITCHEY, JOHN EDGAR ..... CHICAGO HEIGHTS: B.S. in Food Technolo9Yi GRANADA CW! Honors Day fill ROBB, IAN STEWART ..... GLENVIEW: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: LOU-MAC LOOGI A.S.M.E.: Illinois Institute of Technology: Navy Pier Extension ol the Universe, ot Illinois ROBERTSON, MARJORIE ALICE ..... SANDOVAL: B.S. in Music Education: LINCOLN AVENUI RESIDENCE: Alpha Chron: Phi Kappa Phi: Pi Kappa Lambda: Alpha Lambda Units. Sigma Alpha Iota: Concert Band lI,2,3,dl: University Orchestra IJJI: Univlsh Chorus Ill: Disciples Foundation Student Council II,2, 31: Honors Day Il,2.5l. University of Illinois Scholarship Key ROBINSON, SARAH ANNE ...., EAST ALTON: B.S. in Business Adrnini!ItlIiDn: MCKINLEV HALL: Business Education Club: Marketing Club: Honors Day ISI: Graceland COIINI ROCKSTAD, MARY ANN ..... PRINCETON: B.S. in Music Education: EVANS HALL: UV' Lambda Delta: Sigma Alpha Iota, President Idl: University Choir llllt U l 'V Chorus II,2l: Oratorio Society I3l: Honors Day Il,2,3l: University ol IIIM4 Scholarship Key RODDY, JOSEPH VINCENT ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Accountancy: NEWMAN HALL: Altvtfflfft Club: Navy Pier Alumni Association: Spanish Club: Honors Day l2l: NNY P' I tension ot the University of Illinois ROESKE, JEROME DARMEN ..... ALTON: B.S. in ACCOUrtIurlCy: KAPPA SIGMA: Sivll vt CYOSCCHI: University Theatre Crew Ill: House President Ml: Men's Gln CIW llii Accountancy Club ROGERS, J. Cd UIOMAS JR. . . . . URBANA: B.S. in D.S.S.W.V.: Young Republicans Club: wr o ego Rouen. uuilcoottev In. . . , . stout, as in Accountancy: Accountancy cub: MMM ROLLINS, PATRICIA ANN ..... EVERGREEN PARK: B.S. in Chemistry: BIRCH HALL: Afcs' Honors DGY lll: Navy Pier Extension of the University ol lllinoil HOOKER. BETTY KENYON . ..,. ELGIN: B.S. in Education: ALPHA GAMMA DELIA: If Dflm p'5 HPPUH DAY Ifll: DePauw University HOOKER. HARRY iovms ..... ELGIN: as in Mcchsnacot Engineetiwi UCI C ' Colleflf: 9 ROSE' JOAN CAROL '---' KEWANEE: B.S. in Home Economics Education: AI-IFN NAM Um 0'I Of 'C'0'1: Home Economics Council I-dl: Home Economic! CIW' IIIIHOI2 University . sag K IOSEN. LOUIS EDWARD ...., CHICAGO: B.S. in Accountancy. phi Eu 5,gmOi udwu, . ' , ' ' -' C If I I: Accountancy Club: H0009 031 mf at I.l.nai-, scfolv'-IND My I3I: Navy Pier Extension ot the Unnnruty OI mba' Lmiton- Univ:-r-ity Ihf-strc C, V ,5 IOSEN. MICHAEL LE: . . I Arh'lgdvfUJ 99 MWA MU' M A. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA: amwtof o r I 'om 'u , 'P 'NONE A . . . . WILMEITE' ss in etc-arent cnqinwifwr 'Ima W' H 'Um' 'M' UI Www NU- A.I.E.E.-it st ci wovu I3l Enainwifw 5 P 'I mgpit p'g d mi PIU' Orchestra Il.2I: Navy Pie' 5 l0 'I 'N IIOSENBE' ' ROSS, RI ROTII. Il north M KQWITL ROWLEY. ItoZNAK RUBENST RUCKEIL RUCKMI RUOPP. IUPPEII' RUSSELL IUSSELI IUIHEI nuttin RYAN, mm, uso, IAGAI IAGEI IALBE ULN SAM5 SANB fmt: LODGE, HI. . N .1 Int F avv Pier 5x,em?g:rIE , 'or C - nary Ball Czxmfyn Ill. 'M ljly ation: BART ern linois Umvim fn, lil, Ournalism: G mgfee iz, al: liiifME:ff': , I: Illigreek 1241. Fir-e ir, Y Chorus ISI: Honcri U, I Missouri School ol Min 'fl TAU: Camp Ch, Greek Weelits Coritiiiitili ce Club: Marlreyin F' mocrats Club: Yogngchbi' 'lineering: Star and gum, I. Committee 12,35 hui' LI SIGMA EPSILON, Un. ortsman's Club: Wc,i,,,, 'LN AYENUE RESIDENCE, Iavy Pier Extension of the MICRON Pl: Alpha Zell Arnold Air Society 11.1, inologv: GRANADA CLUB ering: LOU-MAC LODGE tension of the University cation: LINCOLN AVENUE ada: Alpha Lambda Delia, Jrchestra l3,4l: University Sl: Honors Day ll,2,3I idministration: MCKINIEY Lay l3l: Graceland Collvqf in: EVANS HALL:.AlDl'1 y Choir I3,4l: Uftrvwtr ll: University of lll'fl0' vMAN HALL: Acfw'-'nf' s Day l2J: NAVY Pm' E PPA SIGMA: Skull ing QI: Men's Glee Club ll 9 Republicans Club: KW' miancy Club: Honors Dai .W BIRCH HALL: A05- Illinois GAMMA DELTA: 'WSJ I . ommuttl Y :erIn9i Elgm C - PID ation: ALLEN ,Hmhrihefn Lonomics Club, Eta Sigma: Islgmiergiii -onvfs DFY liillllinoif Universift' 0 SIGMA of Architecture? U52- HO neeringi FLADG3 :Ali Pier ering Superxi Univgrsitt tension of HAROLD SAMUEL. .... s. CHICAGO: as. ' L. . - L pSU0ao'N,vy Pier Alumni Association: French CIUQ? Hfnifa PS3!E 'V5'9'v'd: Omega S.-, : of the University of Illinois ' l If New Pier E.-.. Jonu KENNETH ..... CHICAGO' BS in Finance 5,-,qt solo, pg, Houie President t3l: Militaiy aol: commmcx mi CON HEIGHTS, Alps, ,nm Chi Eta 13, 4l: Society of American Military 5,.,g:m:cu TPL. :Emi ROTC 13,41 y., Illini Insurance Society: Navy Pier Alumni Assoqianon :uma-.C.E.: Finactr: cn, :gh Ngvy Pier Extension of the University of ll! norz 4 ' A E : '-C Cz,-f ms wma, .... .ct-IIcAGo: a.s. in L.A.S.:A 1Au sPsILoN PHI' sn: C: Interlratermty Council Ill, House President fill, pmxhmm week caan ,Scion :-,,,,. mm: lc l'1 G ,., M MARTIN ..... ASHLAND: B.S. in Ag' lt I A IOM, 'lon 41,415 Agricultural Education Club: Field ahxdUFLT:fov-1?Ll:3noi?pgf,R-KJglouvf Pres :ig 'om' MAURICE ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Marketing: FLAGG HOUSE: fitaikctinfj Club, Wpcu Wm wuts . CHICAGO: a.A in LAS' FLAGG HOUSE u - I0 ' mill-lillel Foundation Student Councillll, 23: Young DcimogigisrsClut:i':lgl?'gou: Counqn ev, il GU23 X 9 p0VlI.EY,JUl::1LI-Inngltzg ..... CHICAGO: B.A, in L.A.S.: SIGMA KAPPA: Pit. ALDH, n,.,,,,A ,DONALD WILLIAM ..... HINSDALE: B.A. ' L.A.S.: I louux Illini Sportsman's Club In SIGMA PHI EPSHONI PS' Clit. mstistsru, RONALD ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: ARMORY HOUSE. Gc,,,,,,,, C, b P torians: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois l U I me IIICKER LOIS LEE ..... MOUNT' VERNON: B.S. in Music Ed t' : Pl BETA PH: ty . l Board: Torch: Shi-At: Sigma Alpha Iota: Star Courseuliriahcargcr ll, 2, SI: Holusg-S Pcigfii dent l3, 41: University Choir ll,2,3l, President Ml QUCKMAN, DALE EUGENE ..... XENIA: B.S, in Agriculture: NABOR HOUSE: Alpha Zcm. Alpha Tau Alpha, President HJ: House President l3l: Agricultural Council I2 ,nf Agricultural Education Club: Hoof and Horn Club: Honors Day ll, 2: ' I IUOPP, HELEN ANN ..... GLEN ELLYN: B.A. in I..A.S.: ALPHA Xl DELTA: Illini Union Com. mittee 13, dl: University Theatre Crew I3,4l: Young Republicans Club: Knox Colle-qc IUPPERT, ALBERT LEO ..... URBANA: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: PHI KAPPA TAU: Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia: S.A.E.: St. Mary's ILISSELL, CHARLES BRADLEY ..... CHICAGO: Bachelor of Architecture: FLAGG HOUSE: AIA. IUSSELL, MARY JOANNA ..... CROWN POINT, INDIANA: B.S. in Journalism: SHERWOOD LODGE: The Daily Illini l3,4l IUTHERFORD, JANET FAYE .... . VIRDEN: B.S. in Home Economics: STRATFORD HOUSE: Alpha Chron: Phi Upsilon Omicron: Illini Union Committee l3,4l: University Theatre Crew III: Y.W.C.A. Committee CBJ: University Baptist Foundation Student Council l3I: All-Ag Field Day Committee III: Plowboy Prom Committee IQI: Home ECOf10m'fS Club: Young Republicans Club IUTTENBERG, GAIL ELAINE ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: DELTA PHI EPSILON: Mnor Chairman Dance Illini Union Committee Ml: Illini Union Committee ll,2,3l: Mawr Chairman Career Conference ldl IVAN. KEITH FRANCIS ..... uTIcA: as. in Journalism: NEWMAN HALL: Alpha Della Sion:-tr Newman Foundation Student Council Ml: Marketing Club: I-BSBIIC-PQVUAOQIUSPY Junior College IVAN. MARYHELEN CECILIA ..... URBANA: B.S. in Recreation: KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA,- American Recreational Society U. of I. Student Chapter: DGPBUW Un'V9'5 Y ,noi JOHN HARTLY ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Civil Engineering: NEWMAN HALL: A.S.C.E.: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois SAGADINE, ROBERT LEE ..... WHEATON: B.S. in Accountancy: ACCOUHYGHCY Club Wifi. PATRICIA ANN ..... COVINGTON, INDIANA: B.S. in Elementary education, ZETA TAU ALPHA: Danville Junior College 505500. DAVID ANrHoNv ..... LocIcPoI2r- as in Mechanical Englneeflngf THEN CH' Engineering Council: St. Pat's Ball Committee: Ensign, NROTC l3,-il: Pershing RIMS ll,2l: A.F.S.: S.A.E. mmfbil. NANCY vIEItIc ..... LANSING: B.S. in Education: ALPHA CH' OMEGA' Un VUSIYY of Wisconsin S . . AMS' HERSHEL ..... WEST SALEM: B.S. in Aeronautical EngIneerIf19 S . ,t c ANDERMAN, MARVIN ..... CHICAGO: as in Marketing: GARNER HOL1fS'C,fQ'ZfQf,. Council IQJ: Marketing Club: Navy Pier Alumni Association: Comme , dent l2l: Navy Pier Extension of the University' Of lll 'o'5 SANDE - PA LAMBDA: 'S' GEORGE PAUL ..... DOWNERS GROVE: Bachelor of Music, ALPHAdKPii gi. sweat: :Am Nlu Alpha-Sinfonia: Illini Union Committee itil! Concegfslean ' a'Ch'n9 Band l2l: Oratorio Society l2.3,-il: l'l0f 0'5 Day l ' SI7 1 -5- i .- 13. , fi ff-v fi I gs JJ' 'CV I 42 ' .1 g h. is 'vo -if -C 1 : v fl ' Y t :ST L. ,- 4 if r K l , pn 36 'J. Q C Q If . M ,Q-s S01 1-Q 'Si if -i i Tuff IQ? .Q I Q . t llfx I 1 ,P ' A K Il 'wt , Q PM 3 Q-np . -.A IIA ' 3 J N.. . ' D I , P 5 . TQ' N ., -2 a. 'I -:ay 13' 22 , .Yi I 8- -4-E 3 5 vii 11: Q .. .CMM , .. - 3 C 1, .4 wx-vw 'I i 9 1 Q, '-I. I I hr. SAPP BARBARA MAX ...4. PRINCETON: B.S. in Elementary Education: BUSEY HALL SARLAS SOPHIE HAZEL ..,.. CHICAGO: B.F.A. in Painting: BIRCH HALL: W.A.A. tlj IMBAK ,,.. . POONA, INDIA: B.S. in Mechanical E ' - Q SMHE' HEMQQLITTN- Y..-.'Lc.A. Committee IQI: Indian Student Club: A.F.Sri?lrse,itrLn?'UE95M0 . I ' wmv, ot Pcc-na K PEL ..... CHICAGO: B.A, in Accountancy: EORBES HALL: W'l . SAYYR' 'RA lege: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois 'son Junior CDI. SAUERMAN, .IANICE GRACE ..... cntczxco: B.A. in L.A.s.: CHI OMEGA:W.A.A.t3i-1. mural Manager lib: Young RCPUbl'C5l'l5 Clllb M' SAUERWEIN, ANItA MARIE , .... MARISSA: as in Education: Millikin university UERWEIN, HARRY JR. ..... BELLEVI-LLE: in Aeronautical Engineering: Ph' X . SA Siqma Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Gamma Tau, Presiderit t:lip1AF2'1 Hdnoys Day ll, 2, ISI: University of Illinois Scholarship Key ' ' ' ' sAxE, ROGER LEE ...,. ALBION: as. in Agriculture: st-IAWNEE HOUSE: Mcxendrfe College scANLoN. ROBERT JEROME ..... LA SALLE: as in L.A.s.: Pl KAPPA ALPHA SCANZONI, MARILYN ANN ..... STAUNTON: B.S. in Elementary Education: ALPHA DELTA Pl, Illini Union Committee ll, 21 ' SCHAACK, CAROL VIRGINIA ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Elementary Education: LINCOLN AVI- NUE RESIDENCE: Lutheran Foundation Student Council l3,-Sl: North Park Collggg SCHAFER, PAUL OAKLAND ..... MALTA: B.S. in Agriculture: PARK LANE LODGE: Haus. l President lfil: Northern Illinois State University I SCHEIBLE, ROBERT EDWARD ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Sanitary Engineering: FOUR COLUMNS, Illini Union Committee lI,2I: Newman Foundation Student Council l2l: Freshmm Week Committee lI,2l: A.S.C.E.: Mu-San: Illinois Institute ot Technology SCHELLER, BOBBY RAY ..... MT. OLIVE: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: MEDEA LODGE: FI Tau Sigma: A.S.M.E. V l SCHEMMEL, BARBARA REUTER ..... OAK PARK: B.A. in the Teaching ot Social Studiel: ALLEN HALL: Illini Union Committee l3l: University Choir l3J: Womcn's Glee Club llli, il Young Republicans Club: Western Reserve University 1 It SCHERTLER, JOSEPH WALTER ..... CHICAGO: B.A. in L.A.S.: Navy Pier Extension ot th! University of Illinois SCHERTLER, PAUL HUBERT ..,.. CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: Varsity Wrestling Squad l2lI A-C-Si German Club: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois SCHERTZ, JAMES PAUL ..... LOWPOINT: B.S. in Agriculture: Mcn's Glec Club l3,4l: 09555 College I SCHILLER. VICTOR 'HUGO ..... CHICAGO: 8.5. in Accountancy: Accountancy Club: NNY 75 Extension of the University of Illinois: Northwestern University SCHIMMEL, JUDY R ...... GALESBURG: B.S. in Journalism: ALPHA EPSILON PHI: lllinl UNIV' 1 Committee l3l: University of Colorado 5 SCNLUETER, SYLVIA JO ..... REYNOLDS: B.S. in L,A.S.: BUSEY HALL ScHMAEoIcx, aEvERLY ANN ..... cntcixco: as. in Manning, Mc RINLEY Hllrlt 00 I Shit' l3.: Accountancy Club: Home Economics Club: Marketing Club! wugh' 'll' o one t I sctmtrt, cuoi JEAN . . . , . RtvER FOREST: as an Elementary Education: ALPHA : The lllio lI,2l: Illini Union Committee ll.2I: University Theatre Crew ll. 1 Homd 'Ali V 'A1A- ll.?,3,4l: Gamma Delta: Young Republicans Club I scnmtz. RONAED PETER ..... cnicxtco, as. in Acmnauiacai Engtnwino: c0MGf 'L' i SCHNEIDER. gon: MATTHEW ..... COULTERVILLE: as. in Electrical Ert9l 'l 971N W 'E-E '-R451 SYNION: Southern Illinois University SCHNEIDER. INOHLASD EDWARD ..... LAGRANGE PARK: as. in Mananemvnlf W C' ig imi ':': OU No' 7071 SOCICIY IO' the Advancement ot Mana9U 'f ' 2 SCHNEIR. Mlg:AgL LEWIS ..... CHAMPAIGN: B.S. in Plc-Mcditiney PHI Evsttotl N' I I i -uma: Omega Beta Pi: Freshman Varsity Wrestling Squad SCHNELL' SCHNITZE SCHNOBR SCHOENF SCHOTTI SQHRADE gcmzoo' scriuast scnustt scnuttz scrtuttz scitutt. SCHUM SCHUSI SCHWA SCHWI SCHWJ SCHWA SCNWI SCIAR SCOO 5COTl SCOT' SECMI SEED! SEGA SEIIM li BUSEY HALL ALL: l En ' ' , I.E.s.? QeX'g'Qi Ucosnn. . . -I t'tii,,,'m, W.A,A. Ui All-2 Wilson J Univ' Col, IEGA: W 'AA' l3l: Inu, I University Deering: Phi K au, President liilipiigl' SE: McKendree C II . ALPHA 0 eqe cation: ALPHA DELTA Pl, ducation: LINCOLN AVE. T: North Park College K LANE LODGE: House eering: FOUR COLUMNS: nt Council l2l: Freshman of Technology zring: MEDEA LODGE: pl of Social Studies: ALLEN lOmen's Glee Club illii y Pier Extension of the 'estling Squad l2l: A-C-5? inois Olee Club I3,4l: Gow u mesa EARL .... FRANKIIN oizovsn es I A, 5095 ' Ueut.. Annfnotc ia, -ii, Hoof and Hain C'.,i, 'n 'J 'f'1 v :. moms moss, f -L- vio HAROLD ..,.. CHICAGO: B.A, f. , , gf fammn' IDELTA: Star and Scroll: l.A.S. m xuomuiml E l l'f 'l'1. Vftl tif' MARY ELIZABETH ..... CHICAGO: B.S. ' , , , f0WolllCHbcmoc,5ts Club: Navy Pier Extension of the UriT,,,i?,:Cdc:,0Tf,mit? ll H l-l, r, ,J Iss, wILMA Rum ..... GREENVIEW: as - H - , , F y , r KWOENEWE HALL: Illinois State Normal University In Omo Economf' Ed'-- 'L I. FHEJEH mon, EDMUND ADCOCK ..... CAMERON: B,S. in Electrical Enginn,,,,,,,j I samuel' MARY LOUISE .... I ..CHlCAGO: in Home Economics: SIGMA Upsilon Omicron, Illini Union Committee fl,2J: S'N.I.B. U All Olchm Pri. Economics Club ' ' I' Him' manor, MERLE toserm ..... SULLIVAN: Iss. in Cneniisiiy, wniignm, O,, House President l4l mlm BU! il ar RICHARD GEORGE ..... CHICAGO: as 'n Eiii' I E - .I , mlm ' llligreek 131: A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.: Wilson Junior Ciiiiegcic rm ng m ' PH' MPPA- tl, PETER FRANK ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Music Educat' : PHI KAPPA 1 . , H some Lambda: University Choir i3,4l: Meng Glee Clubmirgl, 41: Oratorio Qciiipfil Tamil' Spring Musicals l3, 41: Honors Day l2, 37: William 8. Mary Colleqn ' 1' 'N' KNULTI, LOUISE M ...... ESSEX: B.E.A. in Advertising Design: SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA: . - ma Alpha Chi: Society of Illustrators 13, Al: House President l2J: Honors Day mislm scnunz, SUZANNE BERGERON ..... MANTENO, as in Home Economics Eaimiaon, viii um.. Ion Omicron: Honors Day ill SCHULTZ, WALTER JOSEPH ..... WORTH: B.S. in Electrical Engineering: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E,: Illini Campus Amvets Post No. 202: University of Alaska ALAN MERRILL ..... SKOKIE: B.S. in L.A.S.: Pl LAMBDA PHI: Illini Union Corn- mittee l3l: l.U.S.A. Barbershoppers l3J: Alumni Association Board l2l: Social Work Club SANDY .IEANNE ..... CHICAGO: B.A. in L.A.S.: Navy Pier Alumni Association: Roosevelt University: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois FRANK GEORGE ..... SPRINGFIELD: B.S. in Physical Education: MaAWan-Da: Trihf- of lllini l2, 3, 41: Varsity Baseball Squad l2,3, dl, Letter l2, 3, Al: Freshman Varsity Squad HERBERT MILTON ..... BLUE ISLAND: B.S. in Electrical Engineering: A.I.E.E.- l.R.E.: Navy Pier Extension Of the University of Illinois SPENCER WILLIAM ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Commerce: TAU EPSILON Pl-ll: Nn-fy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois SCHWARZLOSE, RICHARD ALLEN ..... CHAMPAIGN: B.S. in Journalism: ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA: Sigma Delta Chi SCNWEBKE, WILLIAM EARNEsr CLARENCE. .,.. CHICAGO: B.S. in Managllfllcnlf GARNER oumancy Club: Navy Pig, HALL: Alpha Phi Omega, President MJ: Society for the Advancement ol Managerncrtt :rsity SCIARINI, BEATRICE ANN ..... MARSEILLES: B.S. in Education: ALLEN HAH: l:'5dl f'PU'U' SILON PH, mini Union Oglesby Junior College EP 7 V SCPUFAKES. MARIA JANE ..... PEORIA: B.S. in Journalism: BIRCH HMM Show' BOW Torch: The Daily Illini il,2, 31 LL A Campkd ic KINLEY HALL' si etin9 Club: W '9hl Jun' HA DEW' Pl ron: ALP . w.A.A- Tliieiatre Crew lil' licans Club All H : ineeringi COLLEGE . gen ,ai Engineering? Tau - - canielf anagemenf, Illini lagemenf . 'pm A , pi-II EPSILON Pl' :ad icon' GEORGE RUSSELL.. ..CHlCAGO: s.A. in ine Teachin9 of Som' Swdlfsf l 'f'h' Junior College SCOTT, NANCY ...,- NQRMALI B,A, in the Teaching Of English: PRESBY HALL: Grinnell College SECHREST, HENRY ARTHUR JR- '... .BRIDGEPQRTI B.S. in Agriculture:-iUniversi1-,I Theatre Crew i2l: S.N.l.B. ia, 49: WILL 441: Plowboy Prom COm'f ee I3' l SE , . ' ' I Tl-e fc ED' BARBARA ..... ROBINSON: B.S. in Business Education? DELTA Umversmi A I Cas' l2.3l: University Theatre Crew l2J: BU5 'e55 Educahon U S I . , I-O51 Pl: mu' 'PH MAN ..... WOODMERE, NEW YORK: B-5- ' Ma'ke ni'i' iiLPiirQeLEPELinl1i'fw Alpha Delta Sigma: Freshman Varsity Baseball Squad: FV95 me l3I: Marketing Club: University of Toledo I I S . 5 tra siaow, CHARLES- FRED ..... TUSCOLA: as in riaiiciiinne, s.N.L'a.12163.gILbAogQ5cn! Etotiilql l3,4l: Ensign, NROTC l3,4J: New COUHUI Ulf O U SI9 'I B IM I ' . I Q ll . I I ,P 5157 , S ii I 'L I, . '- If , Sv 73 - I ix. l ii ' fi it ,IQ it li I ' li ITE , C, III it l S I' l I , X I -O K' X. .1 I., L l 1 i I I I Q 1 I I if 'f 2 I . 5 , 'T fi V15 9 -5, I T...,1 132, E E .,... BELVIDERE: B.S. in Recreation: PRESBY HALL: SELLERS' AI'w,:,FDCx,22,lI1 QI, American Recreational Society U. of I. Student ChaILi:I'A6 Board E.dLrcation Maiors Club i hyslnl MAY ..... CHICAGO, as in Educafion: SHERWOOD Loo . SEMERDJ'AN'Cb?tliHiQe l3l: Thornton Junior College GE' Y'w'c'A4 SENNELLO, LAWRENCE THOMAS ..... NEW YORK. NEW yORK,. B.s. in the 1 hi - I, tHEtA KAPPA PHI: Star and Scroll: Illini Union Com ,, S 'iq et g:flmCgMi-mittee: Capt., Air Rorce ROTC I3,-il: French Club mime ISI' M'I 5'I SERVIN JORGE EDUARDO , . , . CHICAGO: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering sHArEER, JOHN EUGENE , . . , ELMWOOD PARK: as in L.A.S.: CALHOUN HALL: M,,,,,,n9 Club 7 . SHANKLIN, ROGER WALTER ..... TOLUCA: B-5- in Agriculture: SHAWNEE: House Presidential ,N 1 A sHAPIRo ERANCINE CAROL, .... LINCOLNWOOD: Is.A. in education, ALLEN HALL. H,- Q 2 I Union Committee I2, 31: Student National Education Association: WPGU rg, ' 'I' si-IAPIRO, MARCIA RitA ..... CHICAGO: a.s. in L'.A.S.: DELTA PHI EPSILON: The Daily ima. Ill: Illini Union Committee ll, 2I: UYIIVCVSIYY CIWOYUS l3l: Rifle and Pistol Club: Huw: Q Ti.. 4 DRY IYI ' E' ARP JAMES FRANKLIN ..... CHESTER: s.s. in Inciusirisi Engineering: mem Xi. -, L-T SH i Union Committee I3,4l: Student Senate I3,4Ii CBD'-, Air Force ROTC 1141: 'Nami . Air Society 13, -Il: Scabbard and Blade l3,4l: Southern Illinois University SHEA, JOHN BERNARD ...,. CHICAGO: B.S. in General Engineering: NEWMAN HALL: Capt, Air Force ROTC I3, dl: Arnold Air Society l3,4j: Marketing Club ' , I sHELtoN, MARY sue .,... OBLONG, ss. in L.A.s., ausev HALL: Freshman Council: tcmpri, 'Q g Il, 2, 31: Sno-Ball Committee ill: Young Democrats Club ,an , . SHERIDAN, PETER JAMES ..... BELLWOOD: B.S. in Management: Society for the Advancanmir , of Management: Honors Day QI: Loyola University SHERMAN, GERALD ..... CHICAGO: 8.5. in L.A.S.: PHI EPSILON Pl: Star and Scroll: Illini Union Committee Ill: Junior lnterfraternity Council ill: lnterfraternity Ball Committaa l2, 3l: Honors Day 12, 3D SHERMAN, RICHARD JAMES ..... ROUND LAKE: 8.5. in Marketing: NOBLE HALL: Alpha KIND Psi: House President Ill: Marketing Club SHERMAN, SANDRA SUE ..... KINGSTON: B.S. in L.A.S.: DELTA GAMMA . A SHIPKA, RONALD BRUCE ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Management: SIGMA Pl: Skull and Crnctrtti I, CMHDUS CMS' ill: Maior l 13. lil: Tribe of Illini IS. dl: Varsity Fencing Squad l2.J.4l. , nv' I-Otter I3. 10: Captain, Army ROTC l3,4l: Scabbard and Blade i3,'4l: Marketing Club A SHIPMAN, JUDITH ANN .I .... MUNDELEIN: B.S. in Home Economics: EVANS HALL: SPN 5- I Musical: Oberlin College 'S ., SHIVELY, JAMES WILLIAM .,... PEORIA: B.S. ln Engineering: PHI GAMMA DELTA: P51559 SOCHJVY: Honors Day i2l: Wabash College 'x sNLENs, DIANE sci-IwARtz ..... CHICAGO: as in EI-sincniary Education: LINCOLN AYEWF RESIDENCE: Karma Delta Pi: Spanish Club: Student National Education Auottlwtti H0 '0'5 DRY Il. 2l: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois vii' T SHOCK. ELEAQNOR .b. .QlKANKAKEE: as. in Accountancy: BETA HOUSE: Tcrunin lli7'1'l' L. onors ay I P sHuMAN, PAUL EDWARD ..... SULLIVAN: a.s. in Agiicuiiurc, FARM House, S.N.l.B. I2 It: 'I gels D-tv Committcc l3J: Plowboy Prom Committee IYI: A9 WI 'l ff' N ' mi S u is , SHURE. MYRNA aern .u .... CHICAGO: a.A. in L.A.s., SIGMA DELTA TAU: tm Duilv lm l3I: University Theatre Board Cdl: University oi Colorado 1 ' ,A h Q , SHURTZ, MARY ANN ..... CHAMPAIGN, a.s. in Elementary Education: KAPPA , . i 3 GAMMA? 5l10ft0' Board: Illini Union Committee Ll,2l: University Thaatra CNY I .,' , .J ll'-oft-ek I2,3l, Editor L33 A 'ij sioou, JOSEPH RIcH,ARo. ...., CHICAGO: a.s. in Ciuii Engineering: GRANADA ciubijivz I' U25 Ch Ei?-ISF: A.s.C.E., l.T.E,: Honors Day II,2l: Navy Pier Extarmw I Ivcrsi y 0 inois 5. SIEIERT MARY ELISE QKEM KAPPA Gull OHM Bond Th OS MICHIGAN BA In LAS KAPPA wg ew 5'9ma Phi thc D I llln I2 :II Editor in I C2 on tcomm Ne' I2 3l YWC A Commilt:-e IRI' PanhellenIcW W mm 'M l2 3 'il Honors DDY i3l Carleton College mont noaetn FREDERICK PANA as .n LAS tAu KAPPA EPSIIONI SU' 'I K 'I' C '9U' Ch Sl III House President Ml Illini Sportsman! llsltfl EAIINEst TENNESSEE as in Agriculture ILLI DELL YffLCc-gs' Q 3' 4, F dl Plowboy Prom Committee Il 2 3l 5 '9'B' ield and Furrow SIEPEL WI SILVEI siMAt SIMAI sIMOl SIMPS SIMS. SINCl SISK. SKARS SKLEN SKOLI SKUBI SLANI SLIDEI SLUTSI SMITI- SMITI- SMITF Y HALL, udent Chalgifbheoard ' 'HMI ooo LODGE, :W .CA IS. in the -:cum Committee lgl, Nmusl I :ering -IOUN HALL: M 0YLl:lLrI,, IEE: House Pragiden, :4 n: ALLEN HA . ni WPGU m Ll, Illini SILON: Th D ' and Pistol lCluL?:IlI,-32,21 'ingf THEM XI: Illicit 'Fe RQTC ,lf-l,4lJ Arnold IS University NEWNIAN HALL: CLD. :lub ' shman Council: Terrapm ty for the Advancemc-nl N: Star and Scroll: Illini 'raternity Ball Committee IBLE HALL: Alpha Kappa IMA L Pl: Skull and Crescent: I Fencing Squad.l2.3 JI: e l3,'4l: Marketing Club , EVANS HALL: spring SAMMA DELTA: Physio Irion: LINCOLN AYENUF Il Education Association, Illinois ISE: Tcffapin Il' 2 1 4 HOUSE: s.N.L.a. I2 3'f lc- l2l: Agricultural ERR' A TAU: The Dailv W PA KAPPA tion: KAP ll: lei-isity Theatre Cmw l ' GRANADA Cluajlglili : Pier ExtensI0f' Mlilfli IAPPA KP-P.Pf gf IIIHI Ed. tWlgCsh'eC00fdifiamn BHIC' ' ' ' I PA EPSH-ON: Skull am tsman'S Club Com. ,Ll-DEEL: L-ll'l'Q,fhnIaiLef ,Sli 'IO' PAULA LEE ..... CHICAGO: 8.5, ' M , I I . aww: 'Oni University Chorus U, 2' an Ohgloriov ggcidscaaiorxl EVANS HALL. 5 un-s I-'LJ a ,meager LQRRAINE .... . CHICAGO: BA. ' H , jlllxc HALL: Phi Alpha Theta: Young Democrats ClluB:eAlgZi Il aG gf Social Sud ,L 3:99, Honors Day Il,2,3l: University ol Illinois Scholarshi Igmfh Dem' p :d 3 of the University of Illinois D 'V' New Pie' EI-.fc , MILTON EUGENE . . . WESTERN SPRINGS: , , : QIANTEII. EPSHON: Home Presldem wi Mum' Ai, For .BS H Nlanaocmcm, 5LG.'.'A Aim.:- CL ROTC lJ,.Ll N KARL ANDREAS . . NABBURG GERMANY- BA in LAS sw I A , G . I , b. J ' ' B E' . ' ' , ' A -I YTIII cfs. Cfrzwrv U 2,3 l erman u , unior ar Assoc at , L I , f of. inlanhional Smdems: Honors Day ul 21' IOn ilt e United Nations: Ano-: .1 .sn I MARILYN KAY ..... WASHINGTON: B.S. El 5 - I , , ' Nue RESIDENCE: W0m0 5 GIG: cub III: 'sf'.Uaf.iTc2I2i.2nff'UE3lf.G'ci AfCli . Vi ' 1 La Lon MAN WAYNE ..... D.ANVILLE: B.S. 'n A ' I .: A sms' 'E Field and Furrow: Junior Bar Association: DTTHSTIll:U'juni2?rL?oJIll'xc32I Emnomm Club' smcutn, IIARoLn RAYMOND JR ...... EASTON: a.s. in Agriculture, TOANCQ CLUB ,MARGARET ANN ..... CHANIPAIGN: B.S. in Music Ed L' , A p , nm Shorter Boarcl: Torch: ShI'Alj Alpha Lambda Delta: Miszllorcind BalulISl:'OS'lATil2aOlAI Fil' Iota: University Theatre Manager I3l: University Theatre C1331 ll 2'3l. Un, ups Theatre ,CrmL6l,t?l:2 gin sCourse Manager lll: Univcfsgyy chop Ni. 'wgmcnfftdfez Cl b Il: , , I DVIDQ Musical tl,3l: H D '. , Illilnois Scholarship KeY ohms BY II, 2. 3l. University of QAISHAUG ROBERT EUGENE ..... WHEATON: e.s. in Aera I' I E I - A IHOUSE: l.A.S.: Iowa State College: Navy Pier Extensiorhakfuiccihc Sf?iI,TZf,2l:,gQ,fF3?,?f,i ILLENICKA, ALICE MARIE ..... BERWYN: as. in Ed L' : BIRCH HALL: I, 5 WPGU: Honors Day 11,33 UCB 'On Kappa Dc P SKOINIK, aunt CHARLES .. .... CHICAGO: a.A. in L.A.s.: PHI EPSILON PI: Illini union Com. mittee l2l: Junior lnterfraternity Council ill: LAS Council I3l: Young Republicans Club SKUIISI, JOSEPH MICHAEL ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: NEWMAN HALL SIANE, KENNETH RAY ..... MONICA: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering: TOWN HOUSE: A.S.M.E. SIIDER, GAREE AYTON . .... DECATUR: B.A. in L.A.S.: PHI GAMMA DELTA: Ma-Wan-Da: Star Course Manager ll, 2l: Men's Glee Club ll, 2, 3, Al SIUTSKY, ETTABELLE ..... CHICAGO: B.A. in L.A.S.: EMON KAI TEON: Alpha Lambda Delta: W.A.A. lI,2, Ill: House President l2l: Honors Day Ill SMITH, CLYDE ..... URBANA: B.S. in Marketing: Freshman Varsity Swimming Squad: Illini Campus Amvets Post No. 202: Marketing Club SMITH, DEALTON JAMES ..... ITASCA: B.S. in Electrical Engineering: BARTON HALL: SIQIII-I Tau: Eta Kappa Nu: IM Rec Board Cdl: A.I.E.E.-l.R.E.: Honors Day I3l SMITH, DONALD BYRON ..... DOLTON: B.S. in the Teaching of Mathematics: Alpha Phi Omega: Thornton Junior College SMITH, DONALD EARL ..... GENESEO: B.S. in Education: Rifle Team, Yarsity Squad l2l, CHIP' tain I3l: Illini Christian Fellowship I2, 3, Al: Industrial Education Society: RIIIC 'Vid Pistol Club, President l3l: Honors Day ll,2l: Illinois Institute of TechnoIo9Y SMITH, DONALD LEO ..... PITTSFIELD: B.S. in Agricultural EngineerinQi 907 CI-UB: 5-'Q I': Tau: Tau Beta Pi: House President l3l: Agricultural Council I2l: A.S.A.E., PreSIdcII ldl: Honors Day l2, 3, Al: University of Illinois Scholarship Key SMITH. GEORGE ARTHUR ..... ALToN: a.E.A. in Landscape Architecture:'PHI GAMMA Dfiljfi Board of Fraternity Affairs ldl: Interfraternity Executive Council I-2,'5I: JI-IIIIOY UI- ' fraternity Council Ill: IM Rec Board l5l: Interfraternity Ball Committee I3.-ll SMITH, GEORGE FRANKLIN EAST ALTON- as in Chemical Engineering: ALPHA SIGMA EH:i Illini Unioh'Committee lll: Engineering Council l2,4l: A-I-Cl E'7 Un'Vem!Y of OOI'B O SMITH iJAMEs LAWRENCE III ..... KEWANEE: as in Marketing: GARMENIE QUSIQSZS OE,dU,j?5 IIOTI Club: Illini Sportsman's Club: Marketing Club: NGVY P'9' X'-'ns University of Illinois SMITH, JUDITH SUZANNE ..... URBANA' B.A. in L.A.S.: ALPHA CHI OMEGA: Torch: Illini Union Committee l2l: Y.W.C.A.,Committee l2li C0 'C9 l Bend ll'2'3' il . 43, -il: WITH. KAREN ELISABETH ..... CHICAGO: a.A. in L.A.S.: ALPHA CHI OMEGA, WPGU University of Colorado SMITH. MARI ANN .liii CHICAGO: B,S. in Elementary Education: DELTA iiggiallllgi Un-on Committee II,2l: Campus Chest lll: Student National EduC6I'0'l . . ,, ' GI ' smm' PHILIP - - - . . FITHIAN- in Business Administration: Ch' Gamma 'Ola' 'len S OL , B.S. Club lll: Accountancy Club: Honors Day l2, 3l SZI X D I J 'S' I' M a i u 3 ls' Er .sg ii. I 'P' , 34 lit, if L 't If .tv I gs I. I4 C YT' - 'P ',. L 6 an I' I -' c. .0 x V Q V T , L J .. P X ,i X Ya ' Q8 yn. 5 'gg fu- 1- 7 we 1 E , f I , .A-fc' - ali.. X qi! ,: :' 45' 2 , 'W ,- v--v Q 8 1i'9QQ V :. ,Lt at 41 Q Q ,-. if 5 inf 'MF' 4 tw, 1' if 2 Y' 'J 'I P1 sr. 4-fr ,Iii -. Q., fi 5, f 'HWS' 1 ' Al. .. I1-.I I ,. I In F, I 'f x 1.4825 ,ALMA 4.4 LAX, I 7 :fi ,jf xl' 91 'sl arf I as -Q., , . V z, -0 I ' 'T' .I 41 -. 1 - 0 9 K... X A 4 3' .1 I ,, 1 .I-I, ,I W3 Q 1 Lis J X Qs. .J l 'Nunn 'Q P 3 -- .gm ,X ' T 4' . I .J 4? Ize 1 ,II hr f 6 5' AC Smrrrr ROBERI BYRON ISCOIA P.-:M-lor cf f'+ffIfiY0C'vf0r ACACIA: Scarab. U' ' - .,I, C. ' 'WU- fifgrxz- QS, 2 ,'.'.fzIr.a1ic.xl E I' w' . . SW WIFI? f C-VRD. : sim' Wwmg' F0 b ' 'Nf-I R if'i.L L-Zhi 5.5. rrw '-'-.xrLuYEr19' NOBLE HOUSE: Y, SNIIIN ROSS n divx. 1 .1 Ihvgrk,-mx.: CXIIJQ Hcncrg UAV U' 2' CCR- , . ,..N, M, - -ww, 1EpHEN SALPI' '.'i+SSACIjIU-SEIIS: 5.5. in CWI! Eng' ' , U SMHH SAMLIE.I:.?e Rafi 3 -1 2-.bk E.: HCIIPIS Daw- III Mummy' MAN SMHN SNVIA CAROLYN Q gg ATISIQN- ga gv .rw Arcoun .mqg PRESBY HAllx NNN' . ' I .,,, Y JOE ' 5.2.9, LIE, 5511 ru Adw:1Irsrnq Dqignf ALPHA YAU 1 f SMITH 'EDD A Q lr' .pu-vi. If D.ar2xIIlc .Iunror Collpgg Culgh' Inv, . I... SMITH VIRGINIA MAY , CLIN ILLIN, 6.5. In Holm- Economicsg KAPPA KAPPA GAUIUA ' jr ,. 1,5 .1 rvrkfh Coilcm- V , . CHICAGO, B S. rn JQurn.sIr5mg Omg-gg B913 Pj: sqm. Dau C.. ,.. 4 MLA- E. 'gurus Courrcrlg Prev Buqbgll Sqkud ilk NNT 'L 9.4 .,, , SNIIOVSKY, NORMAN . , ' I W' I i,,,., , ,I fl ,, U,-. ..g:g,1-, QI lllrmzs SNOW, EDWIN FAWCEIT ,,.... ' -ICFLINE. HS. rn l'.'rucImr1rCaI Enqrnqqrlrmgg OEUA UNI: W-.N 5,.,, gml, ,,.. 5-,,, ,,,,,j Sxroll, Flu Em Srqrrza, Mayor Chaerman SIIQQ-qvoq lumg Uma, C ,,.,,.:.,,,,. 3, limi. Unrcn Corrrrrxrrrgq II, Qlg Ir1IqrImIrgrmly Eu-g,,y.W. Cmmm ,L hmm. Frm L11-,nr 1.1, Illrrm 5 Tr-cImoQr.1pI1 LIL Plmlnru lj' AI: Somew of '.',1 N, Lf-.wr---I-ra 3 -2, A,S.r'.'r E.: Young Rcpulnl-cans Clubg Honou DW rig SNOWDEN, DAVID LYNN ...,. GREENVILLE: HA. in Ihu Ic.xcI1Ing of Sodgl Srvdwg: Swan, yg,,q4U,,3 L.iU.qr.Ln Anccrallorrg Young: Rr-publxcnns Clulag Greenville Colhgq ce LYNNE curmco- rm an LAS' BIRCH HAllg Alpha lambda Gm SNYDER, JOY , . . . , . . .Q . .. rm-,.-I-.r:, III.-.vm Cnr rj,-155 House Ifrusrdunr l3Ig Navy Prev Alumni Anongrry lIr.rwvr', L.u,' 'I,1'A3g Navy Pwr Exrunsron ol rm- Umvcrsrry oI Illinon SNYDER, RICHARD HANFORD ..... VILLA PARK: 8.5. in Nlcclmrricol Englrvcerrngg IRIANGIIM ,211 I L, VII. Om!-.ww Fr'-glmmrm Vnwrly Funcrnq Squndg Conccrl Bnnd HI: Fgqrbgli ppp, ..., p,,.,g ylvfvjivdg Fug! Rr-nrrmgrwml Band lI,'2,3I: Mayor, Army ROTC 5141, 'I..wI E'-ard and Blade: 13, -12 SOGNEFEST, ANN CLAIRE ..... BROADVIEWJ B.S, in Elcmcnlary Educariong ALPHA XI Mill. Slfrfrr Board' f.I.uI. :md B-wlnlcg Umvcrsrw Thumlru I-'lmmgcr 1335 Unn.-army Dyna Crv.-. 'I, 2,5 Ir-'rnprn IQ, 3, .IQ5 Horlorg Day 131 SOLOMON, ALVIN ARNOLD ..,.. CHICAGO: HS. in MCCI1urIicnI Engrncerrngg AIMCUT IIOUSH Inu Tau 5-mrmg Illmors Iuclmogr-sph 13,-Ilp A.F.5.g A.S,M.E.g H0410-rs D01 lI.a., Hn.,' I-'rr-r I-rgngron QI rlw Umvryrgrry QI lllrnois SOLOMON, SAMUEL ,.... CHICAGO: HS. in L.A.S.g FORBES HOUSE Omcqn BCI! VI. GYM? CMJ, H.w.,l Frm Alumm Aaucwrnrrorrg Honors Day Il,'2Ig Nnvy Pm lnohhm J 'I-v Um-.1-ur!-,' QI lllrnors SOMMUUELD, DONALD ALFRED ,..., SPRINGFIELD: ILA. in LAS.: BEIA SIGMA PSI: lv CIM, Jrmnir Inu-rIr.1Icrrxrr-y Courwcrl LQI5 Urrivcrsrly Chorus IJI3 Ouiofrlo SHIV! 71. ll..'l-Iran Fcumdnlrou Smdcn! Councrl I-U5 lllini CI1rI5lrrm fcIIowxI1ip IJIg I 'IIE' CoIIr-rgrg SOMMEIIFEID, GAYLE ELAINE . , . . CHICAGO5 BA, In L.fI.S.g LINCOLN AVENUI Nilumlw ll -r 1 -' Tlrrwwrrr- Cu--.-. 2 , Y WC A Commnrec L21 W,A,fs, IT. OYKPWVI 51 1'-.sf-Awww UI-Ira, Sccfoloqy Clulmg Cnlvrn CoIlr:f1c SONNEMAKER, EARL HENRY ..,., 'IRIVOLIJ BS. in Aqriculrurcg AIPHA GNIMA Ifnrl' lllrm 'I , Un..'r-rgrr-,' Tlwgrrrr Crew Illg Orniorro SOCr0Iy HI, AII IOI4 V' 1r r'r' I' 3, Flo.-.Img Prom Comm-Hur 1315 Cndr'I Mnlor, All f04UAg0Ic 0-L3 f'-'f'- Hi 1'--r frccmfy I3 13.5 Ai.: frrrld and Furrowg HooI and Horn CIUIJ sounzmm, nouns oAvrQ , . . . srsmmc, 13.5. an r.wmmQmwv: mu liwr.. 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Day II, '2 Y'M'C'A- Cf f all Uni-agar, ISI Engineering, EMU: RESBY HALL: ,AMW it ALPHA TAU omg: KAPPA KAPPA GAMI.-f, eta Pi: S' D. ll Squadlslana cha Ol' li Nhvy P.,i ing: DELTA PHI: ww, -in Sites-quon IIIIHI UM, y Executive Council I4 ,4l: Society of Ameriisa Honors Day UI f Social Studies: Siudw Greenville College -I-it Alpha Lambda Delis: Pier Alumni Association of Illinois Engineering: TRIANGLE, Band ldl: Football Marcia ior, Army ROTC l3,4, Iation: ALPHA Xl DELTA er l3l: University Thr.-.wir Engineering: ARMORY S.M.E.: Honors Day lI,2I. Omega Beta Pi: Gernm Navy Pier Extension oi BETA SIGMA PSI: PV I3l: Oratorio Socic-IV I3 ellowship ISI: 5Pf 19lifId ILN AVENUE RESIDENCE r.A.A. I2J: Offhm -I PHA GAMMA RHO: We gfy I2I, All-Ag Field Dis Ir, Air Force ROTC 43 - nd Horn Club First Lieut., Afml' Rflf Ie Advancement Of J' , TRIANGLE: Sion-A It-'f College SIGMA SIGMA 5'f li.Q i Pier Extension 0 A Xl mics: ALPHA ,. SWEUJTZII CamDU5 CIM .. Accountanit Kappa PS ' AlLII1 LL: Navy Pier ,Iggy of lllinOIS GMA PHI EPSILON: SU' Pi: Fleshl Omega BSISMMIIS Glen Golf Sava eriC-In - Am . IUntanCY Clukfanagenienl' Icement. Of f the Univel' ExtensIOI O QNAHAVA, ONKAR SINGH ..... HARDOI, UHAR PRADESH, INDIA: IAS rx E . I Nw. H form DIANE-:ANIME ..... HOMEWOOD: BIA. , , , n0l0vrsKt,l,NcOLN AVENUE RESIDENCE: student National Eiiirgii I 'Q.fl'n0 'J' ' I -G., Extension oi the University ol Illinois 'Cn HCC 1-1 P ff ,Mu ELLEN ..... mms' CoIle90 Anim RONALD DEAN . . . SPRINGFIELD: B.S. in Elelvtentary Education fr - - I .4,,t-njrqfgj Ind , J . . GALESBURG: B.S. in Business Ed 5' ' Club, President Ml Ucmioni B I 'fi1 ffl-11' I, BRUCE ..... SKOKIE: e.s. in L.A.s., FORBES HO , ,, , nmwlsn' Club, Honors Day il,2l: Navy Pier Extension of the Urliiiiisgynisid::?::,,:,.P Grmia' LAURENCE PRESTON ..... EvANsvILLE, INDIANA, 5, t ,, . . mmtou, mmm ALPHA SIGMA PHI: Emile rap, Evansville CoIIegeF'A' 'n lmd'tJ ' C RIJA AUDRONE ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Ch 'I , ALLEN . X nut' MA Delia, Orchesis lI,2l: German Club: Lithuaniarimsiubyents Ctub-Htiitiii iiigrhai Landau., of the University of Illinois ' ' ' mon EGGY ANNE ..... MC HENRY: B.S. ' L.A.S.: SIGMA A . . SIAMEI. P Commmce mi Honors Day m In SIGMA SIGMA, III.ri. uma QIANIIING. JOHN CHARLES . . . . . EARLHAM: B.A. in L.A.S. K, ROBERT JOHN ..... CHICAGO: B.F.A. in Ad I D ' , EVA HAM! Freshman Week Committee Ml: Pershing Rifles Ising cslgn N5 SCHOLAR5' STARR, FRED RICHARD ..... MAGNOLIA: B.S. in L.A.S.: FLAGG HOUSE: Wa-Na-Sec: Phi Alpha Theta: M.l.A. Executtve Council: Student Senate I2 3l- Rifle Team Var 'I S d . . , - I 5 Y Cl 5 Freshman Varsity Track and Field Squad: University Religious Council, xvetilc-, Foundation Student CouncIl: Illini Christian Fellowship: Convocations Committee- French Club: Rifle and Pistol Club: Young Democrats Club: Honors Day tl, 3: I swtxsv, wILIIuR FREDERICK ..... PERU: B.S. in Journalism: BACHELOR ARMS: sagim Deir., Chi: House President I3, Al STARMANN, RICHARD DANIEL ..... JOLIET: B.S. in Business Administration: THETA CHI: Sigma Iota Epsilon: First Lieut., Army ROTC l3,dl: Phi Chi Eta IS,-tj: Accountancy Club: Marketing Club: Society for the Advancement of Management STARR, INA SUE ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Elementary Education: LAUREL HOUSE: Shorter Board: Mask and Bauble: University Theatre Manager 13,-il: University Theatre Crew l2l: Student National Education Association: WPGU l3l: Drake University STATHAM, RICHARD BRUCKNER ..... CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI: B,S. in Engineering Physics: Pl KAPPA ALPHA: Freshman Varsity Fencing Squad: Capt., Army ROTC l3,4l: Ordnance Club Ml: Scabbard and Blade 13, dl STEARNS, JOHN WILLIAM . . . . .THOMSON: B.S. in Electrical Engineering: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.: Western State Teachers College STEEGE. JERRY WILLIAM .... . BLOOMINGTON: B.S. in Chemical Engineering: THETA Cl-ll: Illinois Wesleyan University SIEIDNER, NANCY LOU ..... URBANA: B.S. in Home Economics: KAPPA DELTA SIEIGER, ROGER WILBUR .... . DELAVAN: B.S. in Agriculture: ALPHA GAMMA RHO: All-A9 Field Day Committee II, 2, 3, Al: Plowboy Prom Committee Il,3,4I: l'lO0f and HPI- Club: Iowa State College WIN, DAVID JEROME ..... sIaLEY, Ds. in Agriculture: Agricultural Economics C'Ubf Wd and Furrow: Finance SIEIN. ELAINE ROBERTA Club: Hoof and Horn Club WESTCHESTER BS in S eech Correction- ALLEN HALL- AIDIM! . . . . . - : . . P -, . ' A, Lambda Delta: Zeta Phi Eta: Illini Union Committee Il, 2, 3li UP've'S Y lhC 3 Cm ll,2,3l: Honors Day Il, 21 SIHNBERG. BERNARD DAN ..... CHICAGO: aachetai of Music: Tomahawk: Phlu'-Unifgfffjg Sinfonia: Concert Band iI,2, 3, AJ: Football Marching Band lIr2i3i'll- Orchestra l2, 3, dl: Praetorians: WPGU il,2, 3, 4li H0005 DBY l2'3I srsmep, V STEISKAL, JOSEPH RONALD . . . ICTOR IRA ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S,: PHI EPSILON Pl . . CHICAGO- B.S. in Agriculture: COLONIAL MANOR: All-D9 Field DHY Committee I3l: Agricultural Economics Club! Field and Fuirowl mlm 5portsman's Club sr EIWCN. ARTHUR THOMAS ANGLE: Sigma Tau:' Ball Committee ISI- . - ' ' - TR, MELROSE PARK- as in Indusiiisi Eng-nee'-'ge' P yls . : . . l I r. . , -dem CAI: I, a Phi Eta SI9ma: Engineering C0U'1C'I l3l- Plas' - . I-t Maior, Air Force ROTC l3i4Ii Aff-Old A Somew wi' Onan Dev II, 27 ' ST r ' : mm- 'CHN FDWARD ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: FLAGG HOUSE llQ,QQeUQfLf,Tf,'UQf mens Glee Club rgji WGpU: Honorg Day ill: Navy Pier Extension o ll'lOIS SYEP . I-.A DEM: AN, NANCY CLAIRE ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Home Economics: 2ALlLllAqeGQOIngmicS Club The Daily Illini t3,4t, Y.W.C.A. Committee Ill: Teffapm ll' 7- S23 1 .C Q - Q is 1. 9 4 ' E' ev J- l -I ml 1 Q A 1' 1 'ii' I ', 2 s .nl Q 0 K g . 5 L 'V g-'J I A , -2 4' Vs A 21 Q! in .......-els 2 ' I W f', J.. 1l u I I . 'QS' 0- fum., J Q- .. 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Cncncil Ercshnmn Vfrk Lone, I7 RSI' .. -.E i. .2 C sion oomuo HAROLD. fy, I SIORKMAN, ROBERT WILLIAM . F' TA' S 1-vnu If-.5 SIRASMA, EDWARD JAMES . . 5-ff' QW: Aviv , STRATTON, ELIZABETH SHARP , ,i-v1i', TM-.vw Cru. -- '-'- - U L l f ' PC Ccmmim-,f yy R553-,L-II Univm.'YSIIy 54 ,.'.'.CUNl FULASKIJ 5.5. in Aclcnauiical fnginrfhng HM In A PERU: B.S, in Mcclmnical Engincqringg IOUMAC IDT! '.'i,E PfQ,.d,-ni Mg LaSalle-Puru.O9Ic-sby Junior CQUWQ ' , . GiL,'.'.AN,- 8.5. in Acco.im.mcy, Pl KAPPA Almqgv S., N ROTC 131 , . . i'.IOIINEp 8.5. in Elcmunlnry Education: Wf5CC.5A LU -. ,I Orch-.-5-s lllg Scobury Foundmion Sludg-ny Coufwg 55 A I , . ., C' In Heron Day gl- Molimg Coinmunify College J' ..cEi w.' SIRATION, GEORGE SYDNEY . . Crwivnlsfu- 'f, Iirs Rf-gw.,lNlc.3n1 Club SIREIBICH, ROGER RAYMOND , CHII1 . . . SHABBONA: us, in L,A.s., mu xnvsm zvsuow, vnu . Lic-UL, Army ROTC I3,-ilg Illini Fovcnixc A1lOCin!iOn,'Vgi,qg . , . PEQRIAg B.5. in Markciingg LUNDGREN HAllg Nyh-,.,i STRODE, SllAS EUGENE .,,,. VEORIA, B.S. in h'lccImnical Engmccllngp SIGMA PHI M175 Jifn cv Inwrlmzc-fn.1-,f Council 4235 Houss President l3Ig A.F.S.g A.S.M.E.g S.Af,, Hn. 4 I WI W,-ii' .L g Honora Da SIROHL, JOHN HENRY ..... CHICAGO: 8.5. in L,A.S.g PARK lANE lODGEg Gvff'-M Cm l,.y,,i P..-1 I-fgwgion QI Ulu- Univcrsily of Illinois STROHM, JERRY lEE ..... V-'EST UNIONg 8.5. in Aqricullulcg Freshnmn Vuxiiy Incl Sqpt I'v'd .md Furrowg Hoof and Hcirn Clubg Illini Sportsmarfs Club STRUGIElSKI, RONALD THADDEUS ..... EVANSTONg B.S. in Civil fngvncclmgg CANPJS iL?IIGHTSg Hcuavf PrQ:idun1 l3,1lg A.S.C.E.g Navy Pwr Eng-muon ol lhq Unfqqp, 01 Illmoin STUDEBAKER, ROBERT KEITH ,.... ZION. U,S, in Aqrzculmreg Illini Cnmpul AmvQ'I Pov ,K 2025 Soclmy for vhf- SIUENKEL, MARION lIllIAN . , Advnnccmimv ol Nlfmagumcnrg Lake Fon.-sv Collcoe . . . HINSDAIIH BS. in Home Economics: AIPNA Xl DIIIA VM Up:-lon Omcrong Univermy Iliqmn: Crew l2Ig Y,W,C,A, Commi1Inllf.'U- lvllv-nic ilall Column STURHAHN, DAVID PAUI. . . Cn nf,- Coll.-qv Hur- Ill: Home Economics Club: lyonx Township Jumd CUNY ouir-lcv, as. an f.l.,.manf,, NEWMAN Mau. mmm-o 0-4 SIURIES, NANC,Y ADflE . . , CH!-MPAIGNg 8.A. in the Tqnching of Spanillwtznl IM: 'l'I 'M TIN' Ill-0 'l,, Cnmnin Choa! lllg W.A.A. lllg Spanixh Club: M'll'5 ' u SIURM. RAYMOND DANIEL . SIUSRUD, ROBERT WALIERS. 'vi' il and fn--ff-nk I- Iliff Ill! .L SUAIII IOQEMAIY ANNE ii I. I. I, P 'mnrwi 'i-1., Fr' fvrragflv- . PAIATINL BS. in Accounfnncy . Qocnrono, us. in M.--,.ilmf,:f.1 zngafwwiwa: IIN 5' V-W 5-'-' IYVVUVVI Squad U75 ffcxhmam Vnuilv 5 'T '9 kd hi I f, fr cmcfmo. fu., .n l,A.S.: EVANS HMI: S-QW W il- Club. Pi'-1 Cheerleader: Honors DAY Ill: OWN' umwm' 'VI YI Univ:-fairy ol Illinois WONING. RQFEII wuuuo COllIH5VIllEg ami-:lm ol Arch-vwvwi 'U' W' ' 1 v' I' -vi f'viiV1'IhIJOV1 Swd-vm Council l2Ig AIA: GOWN Oda WCG mmf 'I' 'CC-'-Harm'-2. me .fi L.f.s.. mm. ummm Sow-vw: N' U IV ' J 5 l'-Iffifnnz f.H,I,, Gngiri.-fillq Collqgt ll!! suuuvna, nauucu 1111594 1 , ,.: -g EUIUVAN, WIHIAM JAY rf ,Sr SUN!!-ll, JEAN Mun! lf- Paw, ',,.,. 1 .. zvvirimifio, an, an 1.1.5. zen nu MDW JCIIIT. If fa. in Iqqounhncyg NEWMAN HAIII W nu IH'-I-'-'IIli, nn . pdf , 5. , oassav mm: W-N5-I-3, P, . Y-ni.-fgfgxndrsig: gyudgnl Couhtil Ilia? I v 1 Q. I, ii - i,v.,f1ifm Chqpinr 5U5KlN. SWAIN. 5WAN5c 5wANSC SWANSC 5wAN5f welll, gwnul. mon SYIVISI SZVMAN SITSIKC IANOUS IANIIII IAPP, C' IAIADA- mu, 'mon VAN o Club OREN HALL: ,ut ALPHA fpsmny Qlrteeri Pi Tau Sigrr: 7 Phi Kappa Phi. Y L Association: YOL 'Lariat Scholarship Key nl 9' dome ECOnQm'c, week cammiriio Iical Engineering, Hg,.,u zering: LOU MAC LOOP ll Junior College JE' KAPPA ALP HAI Star ,fri ilucation: WESCOGA, , Student Council l2:3l-A1 e . QAPPA EPSILON: Y.f.t,C ,L 'ensic Association: Your-L, NIDGREN HALL: Marlmtnty 'ingi SIGMA PHI DELTA S.: A.S.M.E.: S.A.E., Pm- I IE LODGE: German Club man Varsity Track Sous: a Club il Engineering: KAMPLJS :tension of the Universilr Campus Amvets Post NJ orest College amics: ALPHA Xl DELTA C.A. Committee l3l: PN' Township Junior Collvif LN HALL: Marketing CM 5 -tr, ZETA TAL' I1 Clubiplllllilllikin UYIIVCWI' . - , P - Varsity SwImm '9 - D Ita P S lllllllioestlfilllauniveffift- By I IG'- I rchitecture: BEIAHJS ..I.A.: Gamma De . SJ' . T rance SocietY: Jumo 'ETA TAU ALPHAI IIIIW MAN HALL: Jolie' IW' t,2t3'f ,Y HALL: W :5fl',-lrrierifl' ouncil L21 3' ' li awlpluf ..,.. CHICAGO: B.A. in the Tegghing of r-,, , Wm' IM mm Uh Home presldem Mk Umvmmy Chong if-.tal ,tudtc-L. LAUREL ir J: 4 NANCY ELIZABETH ..... PEORIA: B.S. in Ho . gc , nn , , flAlnr Mon., 505151: Torch: Ornicron Nu: Alpha Ltirrililcl-.s D'if:rrip2i,AA UALPNA ffjtit r i,r5, A union Board lfl, 41: Maior Chairman Social Forums' Illini ,Uf,l:'Mzll.JllA ' l ' Illini Union Council l3,4l: Illini Union Committee il 2 3, giodCett::n.ivee 2.3 Cqmmitee on Student Affairs l-1:1 C0O,d,,,,,,,On Conf' Y' -- 34'-'P-L' A- ve 3 4 I 5-MLB, Ill: Home Economics Council ll,2, 33, HO,,wl2Lfl:i'g4Ym1'l?r xliifff.-ei .V Ulgl 31: University ol Illinois Scholarship Kar, .-vu. ttzi-1,-L La, I ULN CLARENCE ..... CHL-CAGO: as. . tag: C .. Q QIAIISON. :youu President ldl: Capt., Air Force ROTC rig' dy: Amore: Saint.: C..-if T il y ' s1lI50N'Jx:52nMdlLlllllN ' ' ' ' BYRON' 55' ' AQ'-Culture: PI rc,-irivfi ALHHAA Law' :gpm PAUL ..... LEMONT: as in eiartrf i E - ,, ,. , , QANSON, owning Council mi A.,.E.E.'LR.E.: Gamma 'Dim n9tnLLfin,t. rtE.rr.L:.ti HALL. L KARLA JANE ..... CHICAGO: B.S. 'n L.A.S.: FEHNER Swnuou' of the University of Illinois: Pier Band ll, 2: HOUSE' lla PTI' E'l 'I RGE WESLEY ..... URBANA: B.S. 'n A ' lt I E ' .' . ,, mln' GEoM,.Wan-Da: Sachem: Alpha Phi Or1iega:grflll:skUr?snd nglsrliclslzilglslalijiitktlafl Cjgilflqiii-Q Players: University .Theatre Manager l2,3,4l: University Theatre C,c.,., Ut. OMSOLIQ Society ll,2,3l: University Theatre Board Ml: A.S.A.E.: Young Rr,pUblgC,,n,,CiU:, IKLE, NANCY JANE ..... KANKAKEE: B.S. in Physical Educat'o : DELTA ZETA: . '. I N 3, lbffli I:logiebPrestdent IAQ: Terraptn l3l: Physical Elluncation Maiors Clbbgnagukld Qpu ican STKOIA, LYLF3 EDWARD ..... EVERGREEN PARK: B.S. in D.S.S.W.V.: ZETA PSI: Student Senna STLVESTER, ALMA LOUISE . .. . . . CHAMPAIGN: B.S. in L.A.S.: German Club: Honors Day Ill: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois QIYMANSKI, FREDERICK JOSEPH ..... SOUTH RIVER, NEW JERSEY: B.S. in Chemical Engineer ing: Capt., Army ROTC Ml: Ordnance Club I3, Al: A,l.Ch.E.: Rutger's University SITSIKOWSKA, JOANNA CHRISTINE ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.: LINCOLN AVENUE RESL DENCE: German Club: Navy Pier Extension of the University ol Illinois IANOUS, EDWARD JOSEPH ..... VILLA GROVE: B.S. in Management: GARNER HOUSE: Alpha Kappa Psi: Society for the Advancement of Management IANTILLO, ANTHONY JAMES ..... CHICAGO: Bachelor of Architecture: CONTINENTAL HOUSE: Scarab: A.l.A.: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois IAPP, CHARLES CARROLL ..... ALTON: B.S. in Recreation: American Recreational Society U. ol I. Student Chapter: Western Illinois State College: Shurtleff College TARADASH, CAROLE ANN ..... HIGHLAND PARK: B.S. in Elementary Education: ALPHA EP- I SILON PHI: Student Senate l3l: Floriculture Club: University of Miami Inn. RICHARD ALLEN ..... AURORA: Bachelor of Architecture: ALPHA RHO CI-ll: SIM Md Scroll: Scarab: Illini Union Committee l5l: A.l.A.: Illinois Sportsman's Club IATIOR, JUDITH ANNE ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Education: BUSEY HALL: McKinley Foundation Student Council Ml: Illini Christian Fellowship l2l: Student National Education As- sociation: Blackburn College IAYLOR, LARRY KENT ..... MATTOON: B.S. in Marketing: Alpha Kappa Psi: MGVIHCIIHQ Club TAYLOR. ROGER KAY ..... PARK FOREST: B.B. in l..A.S.: ALPHAASIGMA PHI: Ma-Wan5D3: Safllemi Skull and Crescent: Tribe of Illini l2,3,4li VaV5 Y Baskelball Squad I ' 4lr Captain MJ, Letter l2, 3, Al: Freshman Varsity Basketball SQUGCI IUIGUE. DONALD DEANE ..... VIENNA: as art Aeronautical Engineering: CALHOUN Hola M.t.A. Executive caurtcat L2, ai: House President l3l: Campus Chef! AIIOCMOUQ if ACIVISOVY BOBFCI l3l: Capt., Air Force ROTC C3, 4l: I-A-5-: Rlfle and pmol Clubf OU 'l Democrats Club IWUEN, VIRGLNLA v ...... ctzers- B.A. in L.A.s.- Pl KAPPA SIGMA: The 'NIO Ill? 'L ' Union 'Committee l2l: University Theatre Crew ll, 27: SDBHISIT Club? Sfudcn' Ndlloml 'EEG Education Association: Young Republicans Club ' A H mr WEN, SUSAN MARGERY ..... GLENCOE: as in Jaurrrsiasrrt: DELTA GA'-If-I Ipyrlom Board: Torch: Shi-Ai: Alpha Lambda Delta: Gamma Alpha CIW TIIEIJ S'gT': Y !,5O,,dt Dailv Illini ll, 2, 3li Illini Union Board, President I-il: Malo' Cllalrmant. lllllenrll Ulninn , Program Illini Union Committee l3l: Illini Union Council l3l, President I-In '. ', , ffmmitfee II, 21: Home Economics Council l3, -il: Mafkellng Clubf Assoclallon O 2 Y nernational Students l3,Al: Honors Day ill ' I H y g I WIEIUN. MARK MILLER .itz ....., MARIETTA, OHIO: as. in Electrical enQinTfhefLTgfOGfR55?i if Ma,'WaI 'D5i Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma: EIB Kipp? 'gui 'e ,Q 3 iii... L EEUU' l4l: House President LAB: University Chorus l2l2 Of5'0 O one V V' '., L . ..: Sc .2- t Kmlev Foundation Student Council L2, 3, At: Second Lteut., Army ROTC Ll J g bard and Blade 43, Al: A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.: Honors Day ll, 39 IEP P . - . .r-ig ER, EDWARD PAUL ,...- CHAMPAIGNI B.S. in Commerce and Law: Phi Etta Skgnrja, Ju Ear Association: Honors Day ll, 2, 37: University of Illinois Scho ars D - IERRY - is 9' 1 'WIIIIAM FLOYD JR ...... OAK PARK: B.S. in rMsrtaee Ie -IHEL4 EZIQQQJQQTQ I3 L I m f'ale mIY Council lil: lnterfraternity Ball Comrnlfiee l3lf Malo 'I EIN, L - ' - GE H'LL: KYAVIJ WN- - - . . RANGOON, BURMA: as in Ensmeefmg PIWM' COME A ntversity of Rangoon 525 I 1-I 1'- ta. QA., G' I- 0 V x 'ITD A x A. At QA 1 A 3 Q-.. I 4- gy t '3 4 T 45 ,X Q? lx H 1 -.ir 'tl K ,nan A, 'H Q ' 5 ... .F 5 rt M l 1 i 5 ..,, I I1 ', T, 1' V A-Q K nv. 3 x 1- I In .:. 3 . i .u , Il , ' I - .i. 'L -o I 1 i i I . .v '94 Q 4 - .lf ,H . , ni- Q I f , . 6 . 4 , ' .N -' 1 A. L 'L l 1 V an r ' 3. I-. ., . MQ. 5 1 nr, 1 . fx X 0 H I Ut ,f-f. ' N I .A i4 ' l f: I 40 rw Tlx ff 442. if Q Ax. ,ri ' J I i H' L A 'I IFC' .5 , N 2 , I A l I D E l-it t-, fa C. 2 K - to s Q4 Y 'N Q. f -S- ff .- I mist BERNARD rossvn . . W r-U-. THOMAS, CHARLES Fri- th THOMAS, STEPHEN '.'..v--T THOMAS, WILLIAM HMCYI1 .ers 'r A . . . ELGINJ BS. in Marketlngg BARTON HOUSE. lu- . . 4 ...carpeting Club ml Umm Roserzr , . . Peicim, as .ii L.A.S.g lLLllcNlGl-tts, Y,MAC.A Clcb: Sc:.clC9v ClUl7' A COUNTY. PAUL . . EAST PsoRlA- BA in LAS- ALPHA KAPPA L qC..A,,ri,,LLi5 'Src-arent Senatcll'2. 3, -Sl: Committee on Stodent A?T,:??ilUa l i FRANCIS ..... CHICAGOp as in Acfooiiiancy: PHI KAPPA. J . 4, Cmmil ,35 Accoenrancv Cluby A.S,M.E.: Navy Pier Extension urn lm 0 al Ill.no1s 'll' W- YHOMPSEN DENNIS RUSSELL . . . . CHlCAGOg Bachelor ol Atcltitectute: A.l.A.- N A c -..-5 -ii Ol 1I-- UnrLers'ty of ois ' ,sen r c ,, . Illrn W 'U N. MARI JO . , . , . CHICAGOQ B.A. in L.A.S.: W.G.S. Executive Co 'l l. THOMPSE yrcyrgy Nacy Pier Extension ol the University of Illinois unc. ll PM 'W MPSON, BERNARD GEORGE ..... DES PLAINES: B.S. in Electrical En ' . .ml IMO LQDGE5 House President l-Slg A.I.E.E,-I.R.E.g Navy Pier Extension Q?lpnl J:qL'nRfs Ill r os 4 ltr THOMPSON, CYNTHIA DIANE ..... ROBINSONg B.A. in l,A.S.: EVANS HALT: Phi Kapg. ge Mug ,md gwblef Psi Chi, University Theatre Manager l3, .llg Orqhui, Qt. Hanging 25 Eastern Illinois Unixcrsity THOMPSON FLORENCE AINO ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in L.A.S.g LINCOLN AVENUE RESINM1 Pls. Kappa Phig Alpha Lambda Deltag University Theatre Crew ll, Qt: find, Honors Day ll. 22 l THOMPSON, FRANK EDWARD . . . . . ATWOODg B.S. in Electrical Engineering: Sigma IN: 1.4 Baia P., Phi Eta Sigmag Eta Kappa Nu: A.l.E.E.-l,R.E., Honors Day lI,2,J1: U., versity of Illinois Scholarship Key till THOMPSON, NANCY LORRAINE .,... VILLA PARK, B.S. in Accountancy, ALLEN MAllg 9.9, Board, Sigma Iota Epsilong Illini Union Committee l3l: W.G.S. Executive Cqpgyl Q43 House THOMPSON. PAUL President HI: Sno-Ball Committee l3l: Carleton College FREDERICK II ..... BLOOMINGTON, B.S. in Marketing: NOBLE Mmm. Tornahat-.ikg Maror, Army ROTC l3, -ily Pershing Rifles ll, 2, 3, 415 Society al Ang., Military Engineer: lll THORNBERRY, ROBERT HILBOLDT , .... CAlROp B.F.A. in Landscape Architectureg BETA SIGN PSI, Phi Eta Sigmag Forsile l2, 3, -05 Honors Day ll, 21 THORPE, PRISCILLA AGNES . .... HINSDALE: B.A, in L.A.S.: EVANS HALL: SI1iiAig Phi li Phi, Phi Beta Kappa: Alpha Lambda Dcltag Illini Union Committee III: Urtrrnflir Theatre Cast lllg University Theatre Crew lllg Honors Day ll, 2, 315 University ot ilu non Scholarship Key TIGAN, PHILIP WAYNE ..... ROCHELLE: B.S. in Accountancyg NEWMAN HAll: AU! Fr Omega, President l-ily St. Pat's Ball Committee I-Il, Second lieut., Army ROTC ills, Accoantancy Club TIMMER, HENRY GEORGE ..... CHlCAGOg B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering: TRIANGLHSYU Tau, S-funn Gamma Tao: l,A,S, TISON, DYCUS L ..,,,, ELDORADOg B,S. in Electrical Engineering, A.l.E.E.-I.R.f. TOBIAS. ALLAN DAVID ..... PEORlAg 8.5. in l..A.S.p ZETA BETA TAUg Clrtttwl CIW!! UIJUU. I toil: Student Senate l-il: Tribe ol Illini l-il, Freshman Varsity Wrestling Small: IM f-'iunnfarfr ll. 21: Senior Wrestling Managerg Junior Wrestling Manager: Alftllfl Cali l-tl. Sn-in :Ii Clubg Younq Democrats Clubp Young Republicans Club: Uldlli 5,9997 tooo, DONALD :own .,.,. CHICAGOg a.s. in Accountancyg CHI PSI: Acco-if-nr-rvCM'1 Viet Elle-mion ol the University ol Illinois tom, ANDREW MICHAEL ..,.. SOUTH BEND, INDIANA: Bachelor ol Aictiarxrim Alma: O'-SEGA, Scaralng Varsity Basketball Squad l2, 314 Freshman Varsity Dashlbll TOWNSEND, RUTH MILDRED ,... CLARENDON HILLS' BS in Elementary Edwlllfll Mm. HOUSE- lll I' UNCH Coinrnrllec l3lg University Theatre Crew l3l: W-A-A' what ham Collecxe II,, 4 IIACHTENBERG. CAROL, JEAN ..... CHlCAGOg 8.5, in Journalism: EVANS HMI! Ni' ar, 1 TRAXLEI. DALE N ' 'ff' E tension ol the University ot Illinois tiwaxrnc , ..,. AiWOODp as. in Aqfoonronfyg Alpli. moon Pri: 052: gifs , T,atbali !,',,Chmn Hand H' Q' 3. M: Fun, Rcolmcmll Band U, nf IUUHMH. EDWIN DEAN . . . . omntzv. as in oiisiy technology: onirv Kf ' 5' IIUMMH. worm :mm .mvonizvitlfr BA in l.A.s.1 CONCOROIA: Unmmwioad ruuocnr. IAHICE mourn ..,, DUQUQUQI low,-., 845' in Hom., g.,..omm6.:,t0N.'w Jf -- flf Um-tw Ot'5'C'Ohg ill., Daily Illini 43, Al: Illini uqiorl ffm fwfwiri Club. srodoni National Education Associative: 5'5 3 or'i.'r-'slay tuna. tnoulas VANAEMANG ,,.., Horigiqgng, CHINA, 515, in l,A,s,, ALPHA S26 1UREK. J 1UTTlE. UCHIDA. um, Rl UNDTRV UNGLR. URBAN. UTI, GI VANCE. VAN Cl VANDE VANDI VAN I VANDI VANII VAN I VAlHl VIGA HIM. VIIM Vllllr mm vim Vlspq C E - CI lnffrff Students Clubg Little United Natr0fll Vtas .I HOUSE: Illini Uni on Cnr. ins: Y'M'C'A' Commun 'IA KAP on St PA LANIBOA: rf, Udtiftl Allen, N, I PHI KAPPA. J . u 'Pier Extensicin Oihfg 'Tri 'I f ecture: A.l.A.: NM, P .,. tive Council 131. pit' P : ,U trical Engineering: Mini: enston of the Univetitt, ,I XNS HALL: Ph' K . I1: Orchesis I21: 1-13:23 'JM IOLN AVENUE RESIDENC: Crew ll: 21: French ct,Q Qineerirtgi Sigma Tau: Ii, Honors Day ll,2,31, U, ancy: ALLEN HALL: Simi,- .G.S. Executive Council 4 :ge Vlarketing: NOBLE HOUSE , 3, 41: SOCiely of Amertgp Architecture: BETA SIGN 'S HALL: Shi-Ai: Phi K.tc:I Committee II1: Univettw ll, 2, 31: University ol Ill EWMAN HALL: Alpha F' I Lieut., Army ROTC I3. 'I Iineering: TRIANGLE: STV' X.l.E.E.-I.R.E. IU: Campus Chest Ill: ffl sity Wrestling SGH-tdf f g Manager: Alhlclm Com, ms Club: Bradley Untvntt Sl: Accountar1CY Club' Nh' of Architecture: In VarsitY Baskctba 'l . l Alpftl , tary EdUCa o ' , ,- Qifntat: w.A.A. Is. ll f' EVANS HALL: H-1 0'5 F '- Confvfl EJ-J tra Kappa PS2 .:.-ii--- al Band Il. Qlf AW . DairY Techr1Ol09Y scifi' of colvftii DIA? Universiry HA A S102 EconomiC5i Slflme. IJ: J ini Union Comm rn Illini . the gociattont Sou SIGW L.A.S.: ALPHA CHI latiOrtS ELAINE . .... CHICAGO: B.S. 'tt El- . , I by ,lx 'An H: JOYCLPPQ Dgltn Pi: Alpha Lambda Delta: Horidliylfgzilf :if UT!-V .Pitts ,If,'.'-1 3-Zi: min Key --if J. I.,:,, -4 , ANIHQNY ..... CHICAGO: as ei. I 1 W 1 W 1 , W, JllOQS'E'El'LR'E.: I-om, College in cclltctl Lf 1 r, rn 1. wort ttf. r oetuuo ..... DAWSON: as ' A :.t, -, :, lin. Alnyggtorn Illinois University In U' CI 'U ' A I' 'l ffl' um CHARLES ..... BARRINGTON: as, :,. G. ,, Em CQ , h , y IUTTU. Wu EPSILQN: Sachem: The Daily Illini lI1: Utiiverstt-J.nl1l.::,:,,! gl., 'til' Hflg' L RQ1C 0, 41: Society of American Military Engineers IJ1: fjglj' SC Q ' 'mit : ' 131: rraittmtm Council Ill: will i2t: .Gluck I:-fa.: cQ.:.:....i: 32' I 'g ,,,j'f' sa E I UA IADASN . , CHICAGO: B.S. in Economics- Society lor th Ad W0 ' Marketing Club: Nav Pier Ext- , C 'm CL ' 1' ' ' 'gem' ' Y CYTSIOI1 Ol tht. University of llltrtiutg mg IONALD JOSEPPL. .MCHlCAGS: B.A. in L.A.S.: NEWMAN HALL: Otricrt-1 itvs Tr' Freshman encing artager, ewman Foundation Student C0U,,C,: U -, 3, F, 'r ' . - ' A ' ' I - 1 A. ,, C2Ii'v'1t' 141, Illtnt Forensic ssociation, Society for the Advancement of :,q:,,,,,,,C,,,Cm 9, SANDRA LEE ..... PEORIA: B.S. in Jo I' 5 Alpp-:A . .V mnuwoo Bond. Shi-Ai' Gamma Alpha Chi' Theta Sigm.iHP1I1iiiHC1am us Ch SHI: QHEGT' Hemi' ' ' ' . ' p 9' I l. Student Signal,- 1'2,3,41: Committee on Student Afiatrs I41: Fr h : C '1. . , inents Committee I31: Honors Day ll, 31 05 mm ouncl' SUMO' A'mC'U'i'C VEFAN ALFRED ..... CHICAGO: B.F.A. in lndustr'al D ' : R V . I ,, , 'melts Ang: Wilson Junior College: Chicago Academy of Fih:!grArts?YN.av?-Eiulgtqfpc?i.i::,i,3,j of the University of Illinois ' mgfl, ANDREW III .l .... CHICAGO HEIGHTS: B.S. in Chemistry: 907 CLUB: Alpha Ch. Strtt: Alpha Phi Omega: A,C.S.: Marketing Club: Young Republicans Club: Thornton Julnxgii College EORGE JACOB ..... CICERO: B.F.A. in Industrial Design: SIGMA PI: T 'b I Ill. lm' 0 3, -it: vmsiy raaitsstt squad I2, :t, At, Letter iz, 3, 41, f:c,i,:,,:,,, 'i,j,ff, Fogjbffg Squad: First Lieut., Army ROTC IS, 41: Phi Chi Eta l3, 41 VANCE. RICHARD ALLEN ..... CHAMPAIGN: B.S. in Marketing: DELTA SIGMA PHI: Star .ind Scroll: Alpha Kappa Psi: Marketing Club: Honors Day l31 VAN CURA. NANCY JO .... .. BROAPVIEVV: B.S. in L.A.S.: BIRCH HALL: University Chorus I-tl: Navy Pier Alumni Association: W.A.A. ll,2: 31: Gefman Club: Student National Education Association: Honors Day ll, 2, 31: Navy Pier Extension ol the Uni-:erstty of Illinois VANDERNULST, LEE DOUGLAS ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in Journalism: NOBLE HOUSE: Torrialiawk, Alpha Delta Sigma: M.l,A. Executive Council ll, 21: Seabury Foundation Student Council Il,21: Young Republicans Club: MRHA Executive Council IJ,-11: Wright Junior College: Roosevelt University VANDERSTRAETEN, ROBERT GEORGE ..... WOODSTOCK: B.S. in L.A.S.: ALPHA SIGMA PHI: University Theatre Crew II1: Maior, Air Force ROTC IB, 41: Arnold Air Society l3, -ll: Young Democrats Club VAN DDREN, KAREN ..... ELMHURST: B.S. in Journalism: ALPHA OMICRON Pl: Theta Sigma Phi: University Theatre Manager l31: University Theatre Cast lI1: University Theatre Crew II, 21: W.A.A. ll, 21: WILL l21: Young Democrats Club: WPGU: Honors Day Illt VANDVEER, DAVID JOSEPH ..... SPRINGFIELD: B.A. in L.A.S.: Spanish Club: Springheld Junior College VANECKO, JOSEPH ANDREW ..... CHICAGO: Bachelor of Architecture: A.l.A.: Navy Pier Ex- tension of the University of Illinois VAN NATTA, RAYMOND EDWARD JR ...... HINSDALE: B.S. in Journalism: ARMORY HOUSE: Sigma Delta Chi: University Theatre Crew l41: WILL-TV I3, -ll: NUVY PIC' E 0 5'0 of the University of Illinois VIINER. THOMAS HARRY ..... ALEDO: as. in Accountancy: tHErA KAPPA PHI: Sur and 5Ff0ll: Phi Eta Sigma: University Theatre Cast l21: Newman FOI- Ida 0 5 -'dem Cow' Ct' I2l: Freshman Week Committee 131: Accountancy Club: Honors Dfw Ili 7' 31 VSGA. DAttto , .... BOGOTA, COLOMBIA: as. in Industrial Engineering: BROWERY: Colofrtbiwt Students Club: Marietta College WMF: FRANK JR ...... AURORA: B.S. in Accountancy: DELTA CHI: Beta Alpha Pair Af' countancy Club: Honor's Day Il, 21 45UlEN. ROBERT utwtzencg ,,... EAST MOLINE: B.S. in Electrical Engineering: A-'-Eff l-R-E-: Moline Community College VIEIK. THOMAS ERWIN .-'.- LANSING: 5.5, in Marketing: Freshman Varsity Football Squad: Marketing Club '0fN. NORMAN LEE ..... RAMSEY: as in Agriculture: MARKLAND' Bapnsi iiiigiidiifoari Sl'-ldflftf Council l41, President l31: Illini Christian Fellowship Ulf Ac- 'CU U rtomtcs Club: Agricultural Education Club VI! - I I 4- Glli GEORGE tzANots ..... DOWNERS GROVE- as in IAS.: ACACIA: the Dart: Ill it V the into tat. un' -: ri, : C wtf llligreek l3t: A-C-5-1 PH' left Squad ll' Sierttiiaslieisatt siiitrfisytt, Zifivtefreliitni II, zt: New Pier EX'e S'0 of W Umm 'V ll'1OIS VISN .V V Q , . 'YVUNIEE FRANCES ..... CICERO: B.S. in Education: ALLEN HALL: University Th -its vus 'ew I-11: Morton Junior College: Northwestern University . I CGE: Ax' Hugo JQSFPH ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in ctiemacst Eaginee nglHP:5rf in2iJEtIi:ONa--ir' Pmmtttee on student Discipline l31- A.t.Ch.E.: Geffttaft Clubf 0 Plef Extension of the University of 'Illinois S27 ,X 'FR :gf 1' thi? 65 I -I x ii ', .n 'Y L -A l 'P 1 xi- K, 6 ,C- 1 -'t . .A iq D ft , X , I . ll, I ' rl, G' 6 . 6 - lf s V ' 'L' X' ig 2. I 7. I ul I , , f c ' 2' fi' :Q ff ' In E. 1 111 - : i ': . ,- Q I 4.5 .- Air.-is Q 5 L 1 4 Il. S :W I 2 I I I I Q I I I Q C - 553- A. rr '- Iii is f .1 . f Q. 1 49, ' A TV' ,o-A vol r. cf v., Q 4 .Q Af 'Liv-' .ssl E' Q 0 At I 'v ,gf .-S , f, an f 3 1 ,,. 1 JQPS ov? vi .. NL -1. 4 I' FW r 1 x .1.Qf. :vm 9' ...no 1 -K A-ff o' 'Ls ,, I ,,. - A f F C ,. 4, I I., I 'El , A par W 1 lv'- Q ..- ,tx I P4 QQ' JQHN WALTER , . . PEORIA5 5.5. in Chemical Engineering: TAU KAP? VOHPEL' .... Tp SJ r 1 5-.rr worse .'-Hanover 1I.13.q 3, -ll: Y.M.C.A. Commmm' , 1 4 ,. S, L M. L.:-. Qrnlcrl-3 Socwvl' I , -I: Concert and Enrg-rmn I. 3 , RAN! , , , FEWTIA 5.5. in Harm- Economics, CHI QIIKEGA, EOELPEL' Srl g., Fr-, Ugg?-cn Cnmcrcn: Sur Course Manager ll. JM' last f .IN I Q LM- r,Qr,.:L Chwrr ,IH Omrcrro Sozlery U75 5p,,,,g MH 2.l',I'c5f- Cm, ' I . .4 f . . fl QE 'PGI 5.5, un D.S.S.Vu'.V,- CAPQP VON BEHREN, KENNETH LEE . L. NXRANUL 6 A rm h US MI!-wx h .'..::,r'.'.w'::. C-.V L-.vrrtrrxr Lvlfa' HDDCI5 DAY Il. -. Jli Ur1rx'r:rSlly gf III' V .. H .,,., Sf+1:-Ir N ERVIN GENE . . . . IUSCOLAA 8.5. in Aorlcvlu-rc: COLONIAL y VON LANKE R... A ILM CCW... --,L 3 ,'Lr,rrqL-Ir.-r.sI Eccncmrcs Club: Field and Funopfyfsf. AIIL5 - ,rr 1 C..1' ' 'Sup' YLLIS GARNA . . , CHICAGO: HS. in Journallsrng LINCOLN AVENU . VOY PH U 'JJ S qw, yy 1!:,,q. klnrcn Ccrnn1r!h,.r3 IQII Della Slgnm Qmluon: Hofuffgicllvua rr , JUDITH ANN ..... KANKAILEH 8.5. in- Home Economlcg Edqag 5 vovlssl I r- L'n:crz Cgmrnlllcc ll. Q, Jlg Y.L'r'.L.A, Cornrnrllcu QI: Czmgjr Cm: yf,,,H-:Q Fall Ccnrrnrllcrl Ill 'l' WAALER, MARGARET HALLET ..... CHICAGO: HA. In L.A.S., Unrvcrxrry Thr-.ht cu. ,L ,C-.nn g,.:.,rlqlrc.arrg Club: prcr Illrnrg Navy burr Exlcnsron ol Ihr- U,m,Mmy M WADE, DAVID CLARK ..... GRIGGSVILFLE: B.S. in Muclmnrcal Engrug-qrmg: MMA ui WAGNER. Or.uEG,1: IM, Byrd Pr, ilr Inu brnnmg House Prcsrdcnr ,-II, A.S.M.E.: Nong, gn f! Un ,ryrart-, Q! Colorado GRACE MARGARET ..... CHICAGO: B,A. in L.A.5.: EVANS I4ALl:Honu1 Op, -Q WAKEFIELD, ELIZABETH JANE ..... CLARENDON HILLS: B.A. in l.A.S.: WALNUI ggi' WALKER, WALKER, WALKER, WALKER. WALKER, WALKER, Hcrncr: Day Ill: Denison Unrvcrsrly BARBARA ANN ..... oss PLAINES, BA, in LAS.. ALPHA cm oumh r,,,,,,,, gl, 2, JI, Prcsrchnr I-il CAROL ANN ..... BELLEVILLE: 8.5. rn Ihr: Tcaclrrng ol Englrlhg KAPPA Ulh GAf.h'.'IA5 5Irr-Ar, Sur Course Manager ll, YJ: Housr: Pres-den! I-Ilg Commmq ply, gr-nl Lfrykrplrrn- 2, J, -1,5 Unrvururry Chou gl.: Urmorro 50:11-Iy ,IJ Spqmg MAMX Honors Day IQ, JJ: Unrvcrsuly of Illinois Scholnrslnp Key DONALD LEE ..... YORKVILLE: 8.5. IIT Elcclrical Engrnccrungg TRIANGLE.: hu h brrgrrmg Murfs Glue Club Ll, 2, JJ: WILL I-il: Frcslurmn Week Command UL. EJ. Army RUIC ll -ij, A.l.E.l:.-I.R.E., Honors Day Ilj HOWARD RUSSELL ..... LAGRANGE PARK: B.S. in Journnlixmg FLAGG NOUSI4 Army RUIC L3, Aj, Phalrrrmx ISI, Prcsrdcnl I-U: Soclcly ol Ameraun Nlrluhry UQIC1 12, 3, RICHARD MARTIN . . . . ELMHURST: 8.5. in Mcclmnrcnl Engrnccringg A.SM.L4 SAI. Honors Day IIJ SCOTT BAIRD ..... BYRON: 3.5. in Journallsmp SIGMA NU: Illini UMD!! CTW Cl, PJ: Cnmpuz Clwsl l2lg Inlcrlmlcrnily Excculivc Councrl 121: Oulouo Svtifiihgi V-'ILL 43, -IH L-our. Col., Arr Force ROTC 13, -il: Air Force Councrl III: Anavd 'ffl k -'f'ir- -1, 1-'Hold Arr Socur,-ry IJ, -U: SCGIJUHYCL .and Binds lll WALL, MARSHALL . .,.. WAYNESBURG, KENTUCKY: B.S. in L.A.S.: Bevel Colloqi WALLACE, JILL .,... SHELBYVILLE: 8.5. In Elcmcnlory Edutuliong KAPPA KAPPA Gi'- 'IH' Iliff' IT. 3f, Unwormy Ihcnlre Crew III: Y.W.C.A. COIIUYLIIIOO LU wAuo:N, mc GUNNARD ..... Peonm, n.s, in Nlnnngemrgnrg KAPPA Dum morhvs' WALLING WALTER, WALTLRS. WALTIIS. WALTNEI -NNY I-Jrr-zrnmg Squad, Invmmuml Mnrmgcr 12, JI: IM Rec Board Ill- 'nl -v' VOIC I3. -51: lnlnnlry Club IIN: Accounlnncy Club: SOOUIY IO' 'N lu I ul ,'r'armr,r-rrvfn! . DEAN one , .... smrmon, 0.5, .rr r.rmr.,n.cr.r rnr,.m-errno. CONIININTN '09-' 'I IM -IIIIVVWN, A Sf-LE.: Houma U.:-,f IJI, Snrnr Arnhrou: Colleql lucnno :msn ..... LAKEWOOD' rss .rr Aqrrwlrrrrrr, ru:-Dm: MW UNL: L, A, Corrlrrnrrr-rw gl' QI: pIU.',.,hO.', p',0,,Q lcommmcc ni JI AH Snojgll Cpi I r- rg .prri frnvof-', Hool and Horn Club MARGARET nsocwlcx ..... wruAem, 9.5, .rl Elmer-r.rv f0v 'f f W Mu, lllrn. Ur'-on Corrlrrmrryrf III, Honors Day III I MICHAEL rumen ..... Arrow, 11.5. in r.A.:,., src.MA CMI: lM'1 ' rf,'fm,-rw '35 Luv l..-.,r, Army ggrc rg' M' 5c,,bb,,d .nd Bild' II 9 nuomo wuuum . . . . mroorrruo. as, an u..n.umm: AIW ::M f r fc' Hu- Arifarc rrwnl of ffrqrmgrgnng-nr, lynn: Townilvp Jllma cd WANG. HIPQHN SUI-KUAN . , . rArNAN, FORMOSAg e.s. in Elctlfiill ff'9I 'L : f1.,.r: Cum, 1,,.,,,,, C,,H,,Q,, or E,,gm,:,,,mg .nj Am: 00 fI0,f'0 MN . 91'-NSOM: as. .f. frrfrraur Engineevifwi N'-5'5 ' .H 'ff-vg.r, sf Mm? -- w D' 'Ong' WIN 1 .I-'Orwos csrnrn, as, un kgvrtuliuwz HQPKIY5 1 '5 ' 3M '47m1ar:o ljnrvrrrgrry, l'JmrI-gm lllinors Slam UHIYWVTY S28 WARN WAYKI WATKI WAX. WIAVI will. WIBIR WHO! WUN5 WINNI WLNRI WIIIIY WIINL WIINB WIISII WIISS WIIST Wllll angles gAU KAPPA Egg' eri andAEncigrrIIar?,i:1f:e IIILC? ent 941, HI OMEGA. Sh r II: 2, 3l, Ylvtygf' PAM: Pring Munch. uit Cam '-J CAMPUS VIEW niversity of Hunan 2245 it COLONIAL ld and F MANQ9: I- A urrow, Illii-,, 5560? ?0lN AVENUE , Omicron, HonorfEglt::I!, i S Education, CHI OW, 2I7 Campus Chen rTl::, :, versity Theatre Cr. A ot the University Ii-,il laik:-A Engineering, Arpmx .. li A.S.M.E., t-tangy, Dail? ANS HALL, Honors Dt, Q in L.A.S., wALNut tin, PHA CHI OMEGA, tent, of English, KAPPA KAFH ident MJ, Committee on 52 Society III, Spring fiiutu, Ieering, TRIANGLE, Pt-1 E' Week Committee till: Cig- alism, FLAGG HOUSE:C1:' American Military Enqifef' ngineering, A.S.M,E.: SAE NU- Illini Union ConT 1 tf I IQII, otaterie Society .L 2 :e Council I-il: Affllcd Ffh' ie IAI ., Berea College i, KAPPA KAPPA GA'-'L'-'A Committee IU APPA DELTA RHOR FMP Rec Board tai, Eint l,jf. Society tor the Advdftcc . tritigi CONTINENTAL H9155 College i,t DELL Alpha ZW it HZIIH- Sno-Ball Cornmittce 3 y I nentarY erfraternitw 7 CHI, Int iIAand Blade in rt 5, tmenti AlPhaCKTET,g S iship -lU O' O ' lectrical Engl .-I.R-Ei I lneeringi A-l'E'E . H:-fi HOPKINS HAIL' Pai? UniversifY I Education: Pl Na sy: neering: Cl' ,wqcv JEAN .... b , CHICAGO, a.A. itt L.A.S., BUSEY Mit. t- wv mchhom Ngvy Pier Extension of the University of mmol.. -ur Pei A ,-.. ,nun NAUDAIN' ..,.. oss PLAINES, as. in LAS W' Mon., Board, President IAJ, Torch, 5h..A,. ph, mom mf 'gkppgfs AWP- I ' . ' 'A . , I, In .AH I'-so mbdo Delta, President IZI, Signnn Delta P, III U k ' 1 if nmgqr III, Panhellcnic Executive CounciIII2, H2511 E,?22i ', 21- 1 coumit tlj, McKinley Foundation Student Cgunm U ri I ent ,J. -X, t A frvE'3, pa, Ay- , 'V Czifto het? a Shgw Queen l2l, Honors Day Il, 2. JI, University oi' tune ww- '21,52f,'ttitii'un?fiOEPf3.LC?3'5fi3i, l2eZ2'L'Ii'L232C?,E2,', ,l.fjE5gg5J gggff. 2i , , 7 wt 'w02,,2I12't5..gu iiI,'E'im'LT,?S5Ef,I't?if'ei2tig2Z'i'ii,AtEf1'Q -?3'3Z'i ?,,.R?l.E'-- ' weft. Club ' ft -um 012353millsu,,i,L,ListCOLC ES'E f 85' in A'1 fU U'ef DW' I an fi.'f,..'flc2E',Cl ?tii, 'uaipaf?t'l8?t1'2i,.fEiui tsI,'Avii2i,i'?Zi2'Enfj'gqX12, f3 5?ft..U'T:- , Club tl, 2, Ill, President ldl, Spring Musical l2, 3l, Honor, Da., ,UI ' Q' cn A G C' I 1 -I-A r.':,z,. :,':5s:t ii,-,i.i,E'Q,if'.IrLi, sais: l IUUN, IACOUELINE ALICE ..... URBANA: B.S. in L,A.S. nm. wars WILLARD ..... BLOOMINGTON: as. in Mstttetitig, Alpha its , p , Club MJ, St. Joseph's College Dm si Miiriirtin-I s- it 4? ' C 'A Q 5, 'ir , ,JE pumll, MARY MACK ..... KINGS, B.S. in the Teaching of English, ALPHA HQUSE. 1 ., Alpha Chron, Women's Glee Club Il, 21, Wesley Foundation Student Councililltmi H ITER DIANE RUTH FRANKLIN PARK BS in d I mugs . ..--. , . . ' E ucat'on, ALLEN HALL, 1. , , I 13, dl, Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois I UND n I' IIIIY, DONALD KENNETH ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering, NEWMAN HALL, I.A.S.: Navy Pier Alumni Association, Navy Pier Extension of the University of I. Illinois Y IIIIII, DONALD ELMER ..... BELLEVILLE, B.S. in Commerce and Law, DELTA PHI, Accountancy Club, Illini Insurance Society, Junior Bar Association, Honors Day Ill IEINIEIG, RICHARD ALAN ..... NEW YORK, NEW YORK, B.S. in Metallurgical Engirtecrinq, House President I2I, Capt., Army ROTC I3, AJ, Honors Day Ill IIISENIURGER. RAY BRADLEY ..... MILLINGTON, Bachelor of Architecture, ALPHA DELTA PHI: A.I.A. 0-1 C5 I 9 I J I . YLISS. IOUIS ARTHUR ..... CHICAGO, Bachelor of Architecture, A.I.A., Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois WISTART, HENRY BARTH ..... MINONK, B.S. in Accountancy, Accountancy Club, Society for the Advancement of Management, Young Democrats Club ' nun. MARK ALAN ..... AURORA, B.S. in L.A.S., PHI EPSILON PI, Phi Eta Sioma: Omcnit BUG PI: Concert Band II, 2, 3, 41, Football Marching Band Il, 2, 3, JI: DOI Young Democrats Club, WPGU Il, 2I, Honors Day tll phins III: A 'lf' Il I WIIFNKOTTER, CARL ALFRED ..... NEW ATHENS, B.S, in Mechanical Enginerinq: MOORE HALL: House President IAI, S.A.E., Southern Illinois University WIIS. BARBARA BAILEY ..... CHAMPAIGN, B.A. in L.A.S., Universitv Of DUWC' 'YNIEL noastu tot-IN ..... KINGSTON: B.S. in I.A.S. ox W L I- I 'P'NElM. JENNY LYND ..... ATLANTA- B.S. iii Music Education: KAPPA DELTA: Stow Board? Shi-Ai: Sigma Alpha Iota, Star Course Manaoef Il' 2l: Y-W-C-A' C l2l1 University choir II, 2, 3, AI, University Chorus t-tif Womens GM CIUFU, 3. President I3, 41, Madrigal Chorus I3, Al, DiscipIe's Foundation ,Student Coen :It 'Ui Concert and Entertainment Board I3, 4i: Honors DBY IZ 3i Ommxy-,-.,-. , , , -. y 550l0SKI, DONALD FRANCIS. . WILMINGTON- as in Agriculture, BRIARWOO0 HALL I t House President IA0, S.INliI..B. MJ, Agriculiural Economics Club: YOUDQ R'?DUPl'U'5 3, xi Club? Joliet Junior College t , , . A ii : HYSSEURAN, JAMES LEROY ' . ' I A PETERSBURG: BAS- in Mechankat Engineering: -La..- I S'AtE-I University of Houston I 'LSL . sc. 2' WRYCWE r - . . . CLINTON, as. in Agriculture, Ptewbuv Prom COmg Q?jOi?,' 5 Ea' 'En ommmee I3l: Agriculture Club, Dairy Production Club: Fteld an L . I I . 'I In - EE Dyxxkll . . . . . HARTSBURG, as in Agriculture: FARNIHOUSE, ,Aging lfeicffeft S- ..C.A. Cabinet I2l, S.N.l.B. il,2I, Agricultural Education Club, V - . 'BT 0C'9'Y: Field and Furrow , ' .S , It Pt' . - 'T ANNA RHODES ...., FARMER cttv- as in Eduestieri, Alpha C 'O'i' 'mm De A t' ritst Regimental Band nt, Seaburyl Fouinclation fl,2J 529 ,. c +2 C- A I if 'bm v ft . - 0 v -4- , 5 i C ,il ,Jvc- 'U ,N rs..- 3 A- G L , I I A V' if: .xg 2' '3 x 'P ICQ , :Ai ' '- 'fl- Q I 3 J f 4 ro , A O ILIAL ,. r L 1: I TL. . L tt... tw.. it G' 6' is .nv Af' 'fx mon . . . . Cr-IESIERION. INDIANA: guheio, wesrerroueri. RICHARD A SALSA. . of WEXLERV ROBERT BARRY l - y U CHICAGO: E,S, in Accountancy: CAGLE HALL. A C .if I.'.rGc' 't 'n LOUI5 Ill CENt2ALIAy F-.S. in Marketing: PHI DELTA tr-rgra, WHAM FREDLQ. i M. CC,.:,13 Ftrs! Lieut., Army ROTC i3, -il: Marketing Club.. 5 Q ' 'It cr! :H-i WHHE DONNA JONES I y A I AURORA: 6.5. in Secretarial Training WHUE RICHARD STILLMAN . , . . CHICAGO, 5.5, in Aeronautical Engineg-,ing PHILIP ELRAY ..... WELDONQ E.S. in Industrial Aclrnin'st t' : y , WHHESIDEA ' I lor :hu Advancement ol h'lanaQcn1r:nt I ia ion A'S'M'f ' ll .LI-nits, S33-Qty E DONALD CURTIS ..... WHEATON: Bachelor ot Architect rg-5 AQHA WHIYMOR Firy Lr'.?,, Army ROTC l3. -il! Phalanx I3l2 Honors DAY ill U CN' hw TAKER, LORIN DIXON JR ...... PEORIAQ 8.5. in I..A.S.g SIGMA CHlg W .N . .05 WHIT Rpm PM HOJM. President lfllp Tribe of lllihl l2,3,4lg Varsity has Q 3, .:I, Captain IM, Letter 42,1-il: Freshman Varsity Swimming Squgd mi Dolan b 4 ,I-13,275 H.n'.'oII Clu wnrrrsu, Mrrss KENT . , , HAVANA: as in L.A,S.: SIGMA Pl: Menu Glec Clubll,2,1,q wrmsn, anucs novo ..... DELAVANg 5.5. in Accountancyg FORBES HOUSE: Ann-pf. Club: Deira Sigma Omicrong Society for the Advancement ol Management wrench, ALAN M ....,. CHlCAGOg BA. in L.A.S.g ALPHA EPSIION PI: Irranr um.. C... inierg-g lljg Inrerlraternity Executive Council I-ilg Junior lntr.-rlraternity Co,,q,1q. House President I3,-tlg Hillel Foundation Student Council lllg Freshman Wed Cm 'wire l3Iq Air Force Council II,2, 3, -tl: Accountancy Club: French Club, Nw, II, Eiitensron ol the University of Illinois WIKER, RONALD KUHN ..... BERKELEYg B.S, in Manaoementg Engineerino Council IAQ: In kerirm Cluljg Society lor the Advancement of Managerrieritg Wright Juniqn Cdl? Illinois State Normal University WILEY, NEIL EDWARD ..... PALOS HElGHISg 8.5. in Marketing: THETA DELIA CMI: Nun President ldlg Footlaall Marchinq Band ll, 2 3 -ilg First Reoirnentnl Bond ILIJC, Marketing Club: Society for the Advancement of Management WILFORD, BARBARA ANN ..... OAK PARK: B.S. in Mannucntcnlg SIGMA KARPA: 995' Boardg Alpha Lambda Delta: Y.W.C.A. Cabinet l2,3,-ll: Y.W.C.A. Commit!!! Ili' Illini Christian Fellowship Il,? 3,-il: Campus Chest Allocations rind Advisory B001 'Y 3, dig Motor, Air Force ROTC ll -Sly Arnold Air Society l3,4lp Flying Club: Rohit Day ill WILKE, DAVID EDWARD ..... CHICAGOJ 8.5. in Journalism: BARTON HOUSE: S5914 D991 Chip Illini Union Committee l-il: Campus Chest lfllp University cl10fUlLJli NOW 'Q Alumni Associaliong Spanish Club: Spring Musical l3lg Pier Illinig Navy PM IW' sion of the University of Illinois WILKIN, WILLIAM CHARLES ..,.. CHICAGO: 8.5. in Accountancyg C-ARNER HOUSE: Nth' itncy Clubg Honors Day lI,3t WILLARD, DONALD BRUCE .,... CHICAGO: 5.5. in L.A.S.: GARNER HOUSE: Thr:-strc Crew IGI: Canterbury Foundation Student Council l3l: L15 c9 'i in FIOYICUIIUH: Club: Horticulture Club: Philosophy Discussion Club wrrim, RAYMOND ALFRED. .... CHICAGO: 5.5. in Mr-fhinsiir Engineering: ANU' HOUSE: 11.5 M,E.p Navy Pier Extension of the University ol lllinoit WILLER. crmcsr miss ,..... CHICAGO: a.s. in Industrial charm-ating: A-Y-5.15-55 NH'-'Y Pwr' Erlcnsion ol the University ot Illinois WILLHITE, GEORGE WENDELL ..... CHlCAGOg 5.5. in Journalism: 'LAGG HOUSE: nib Siqiiiap Sirrrna Delta Chip the Daily Illini I3,-tl: House President Ill: stdnm f-fi. Navv Pwr Alun-I-is Associarif-.ni Pier Illini, Editor: Honors Duvll-7l1N f fI1I0'1 OI the Univ'-'arty of lllir-ois WILLIAMS. JOHN PORTER ..... SPRINGFIELD. BS. in D.S.S.W.V.: FORBES NOU5f WILLIAMS. LAWRENCE GRAHAM Jn. ..,,. wiwierrei aiiiricroi at Afimrigqwni gnmlpi Col.. Army norc I-ilg Aimed Forces Council ut: lllm' CMU' Ott 'J wrrruurs. NANCY to , , , f-retort, as in rams. sduiiirani Passat Hfll:,W 1n,,,. ' fir' WIN l'l '. pl 'imma lambda: Alpha Lambda Dcltl: Mu Ph' fi- UNI'-'ftirlv Ctrcrus III: Orarorio Society QI: Orchesis l?l: .MQK 'l'7 ug j',S'i'l :li C-f3't l 7. 3. 42. Honor: Day ll,2, Jlg University of lllIDO'l with WILLIAMSONLIAMES RAY ,..., JACKSONVILLE: 8.5. in Agriculture: PHI.ltAP9A E '1 'f film' Union Comntittrgrg lllg Mnior l l2,3,Alg Iribu of llllttl 0.1 H Jef.,-,Q scrum '13-,131 r,.,,,., gg' 3. 45, C,,,i,gn rat, Freshman Vorsrty fm ta kb ii..-Ari' Rall Cir,mm.rrI-,f, rtygyz Ensign' Ngorc yin: N,,,y'CguvKr il- 4- 'i'!fvllIfI'NI Education Club: Hoot and Horn Club: 5Clf wrimor. WILSON. WINELAI' WINELAI WINEI. WINK. I WINKLEI WINNICI WINIERI WIIIN. WIRIN. WIRIN, WISSMI WISSMI WOLD, WOLH, WOLOC WOLVI WOLZ, WIIGM WIIGM WUIII WYAN YAIQC VAIAI ll'W50N1. Houma . . Q. . orieivrrreg as in ewnomaii, SIGMA llftusm 'J 'I ' fmffitttifr -Tolar Illmr Sportsmarfs Club It 50 5 -'UUA 10 ..... oiiiivrrrei arf., I.. Prilntingg oeIrA GAMMA: Suit' t: ,'c, Trrrapn YIIQI ,H wruocx. AEA? EEAN ...,. MASON CIIY: as an Accountancy, DELTA Sauna I'- Ffa Gamma 5-umm Phi Em Sigma' Beta Aloha Pm N 'rnh 5 1 r . ' ' fi iff' 'If -fivsnc-:rner-II ot Innqgi,-ment, Honors Day 0.7-37 ' ' N2 1 S-cholaralmn gh' ' Nor YOLMI Alchitm, H HTA THETA: i,,,, ettng Club: Uniilllzlw . A'I Engineering inistration: ,-,SME I 3ecture: ALPHA CHI Pvt IA CHILI WB-Nd-See: QM, 'Varsity Swimming 5,-ff' Immtng Squad 1115 UGILLA Men's Glee Club 1l,2,1 IRBES HOUSE: Accoun-V It of Management .ON Pl: Illini Union C: lnterfraternity Council I 111: Freshman VI:-ali C' Ib: French Club, Nat: I gineerinq Council 1-t, '.' ent: Wright Junior C'i n I THETA DELTA CHI: V . Regimental Band ll. 7.3 ement It: SIGMA KAPPA: Str 1: Y.W.C.A. Commitlve Ications and Advisory Fit : ta, 41: Flying Club: ttf: RTON HOUSE: Slftrtu Ll ' ersity Chorus 131: NMI 7 tier Illini: Navv Pic' E- 7 GARNER HOUSE: All?- ARNER HOUSE: U I i Jncil 131: LAS Counml on Club Cal Engineering: ARMS i of Illinois Qineering: A-F-SJ Aslll H: FLAGG HOUSE: PQ' 1 . . dent -fd President 141: Sw- r Ionors Dav llfzl' New FORBES HOUSE F,-L of Architecture! :il 141: lllln' C 'p BC ,RESBY HALL: Mortapt 'Si : Mu Phi ERSl'0 ' lfaif . F01 - 2, MEKIHISV 1, I ilsai iusnois Sf 0'3'Sh U7 Ili 'ure: PHL. KAPPA VVS f llln' I2'3'- ' I be rl, Varsitv Fencmfj tif ' lmljavt' Countll lll' i 37 Scirnilaf U, .. rs: SIGMA ALPHA ENS A GAMMA: society 0' ' ' Pl: L- SIGMA , If ICYI DEl:TAACCounl9'1fl h Psl, . 'eff' Isa? ll:2f 31' Ulm qv ALL: Argoumm' ri ,t pr JOHN ..... WAUKEGAN: 5.5. I IAS., I ,. . I M UTS: C,py,, Army ROTC 13. 41: Pershing nilifles gt. 205aL ':QA,,lQ'1 j' ' 'uv Enoinggn 131: Young Republicans Club: Hor'ors'0Qri':I ' 'f r o. A-fv s it MARILYN JUNE ..,.. SHELBYVILLE: as :H Educ., Duo University 'Oni pl BEM LN' 5 t ns Rent ..... EIORA: as 'H M - 5 1 ,, ,, , 51089. Giant the lllio III YMCA Bohr 'Mg n 'e 1 PH' 05' W . 5 I : , ,., i d ol Dirt,-qt 5 '3 ' 'lf 'MVA '-'s Y.M.C.A. Comm-tree tl. 21: HOW: President I-il: lllfibc-'0ll'IIf'H M4 C M. ff Y l hubgll Squad: Basketball Manager 1l.2. 31: Si-nie: B1,. 'k',1,t..ffe: -sn 'fs-: council 141: First Lieut., Army ROTC 13, 415 hqlllsg' 4 .ri-I :.I ..a' s- ' A f' ygytg JANE ..... HAMBURG: as in H Ig , 1, , lfuuoi BEUA: Omicron Nu: Alpha Lambda Dr.-Ita: l?hlicUpi?:lgl:x '6:hE:iJ.go .fViE.UIA Lili. gmd 1ll: S,N.I.B. 121: Wesley Foundation Student Co.,:iC,i ni J,I.'f'fl f Clybj Honors Day 1l, 2, 31: University ol Illinois Scholarship pic: l JC C 'I AID ..... LAKEWOOD, CALIFORNIA: B,S, ' 1,51-54 r ,K 'mn' Mowchu: 131: Navy Pier Alumni Association: Stulgpm Na. B,,ARlO l,HElf?N ' C '4'- . . . ' - -IO -'Il Edu..1f.,i ,:.., . , N Pier Extension of the University of tll' ,i p , I I , V ,j - 'V ' Cgxxtfy Squad 1l,21, Letter 121: Pier Choir 11l1lol 'U 'Ml SQUM l ' ' C' Q' 5 ,M me RAYMOND ..... VILLA PARK: as A El : 1 , ,, . ,, ' aio Navy Pier Extension of thc University ol llliililois eclr Cd Eng new nl' N l K I 'HE HARLES DAVID ..... CHICAGO: Bachelor 01 A 11' . . A .'. K, V llllu. Ccouege: Navy Pier Exmnsion of 'hc Univcrmy ofrillzrcityrc, A.I,A.. Jr :lit J,i. . ,M ,anno HOWARD ..... CHICAGO: as in Jo i I' , NOBLE 5 . lc' cha, Illini union Committee 131: ,WILL Ia, 41, QJ,:2i3Qf:'1'C,,mm:,,eZ'C1g,,EuOV1,3'DYE i' gan Club: WPGU: Pier Band, Pier Playhouse: German Club: I':Javy'P.:-i E.-..:f. J of the University of Illinois ' IDERST. PHILLIP WAYNE ..... ELGIN: B.S. in M s' Ed A 5 C 4 'lm' University Theatre Crew 13, 41: Oratorio SocictyU1ll, 21:ul-llofolrs O?1ClZllAL HM Op mlm, CHARLES MARTIN ..... WAUWATOSA, WISCONSIN: B.F.A. in Industrial D..,,,,,, ALPHA RHO CHI- Wa-Na-See' Star and Scroll' S ciety I Illustrators I 4 I I r 0 0 3 lltnt Urtimti Committee 131: Cheerleader 131, .Head Cheerleader 141: Militar Balt C . . I A Y Omni lice ,J Lteut., Army ROTC 13, 41: Phi Chi Eta 13, 41: Wisconsin State College IIITN, DAVID GRIFFITH JR ...... JOLIET: B.S. in C r ' E ' e amtc ngineering: Kcramosg A.C,S.: Honor: Day 1l, 21 IIITN. DON .l0SEPH .... :MOUNT CARMEL: in Recreation: ZETA PSI: Y.M.C.A. Con mittee 1l1: American Recreational Society U. of l. Student Chapter President 1.13, Physical Education Maiors Club: Newman Foundation Student Council 1l,-11 IISSMILLER, DENNIS NEIL ..... BLOOMINGTON: B.A. in Agriculture: Agricultural Econofn Club: Field and Furrow: Illini Sportsman's Club IISSIRILLER, WILLIAM LOUIS ..... GIBSON CITY: B.S. in Agriculture: Chi Gamma Iota: Field and Furrow: Honors Day 1l1 IOLD, BETTY CAROLYN ..... GLEN ELLYN: B.S. in Journalism: ALPHA DELTA PI: Th:-Ia Siqiiii Phi: The lllio 1l, 21: Illini Union Committee 1l, 21: Y.W.C.A. Committee 121: I.'J.A A 1l, 21: llligreek 12, 31, Editor 141: Plowboy Prom Committee 131: Honors Day '35 WOLFT, JAMES WILLIAM ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in General Engineering: SIGMA TAU GAf.'I'.'A Concert Band 1l, 21: Engineering Council 141: Wright Junior College: DePaul Uni-:ctr sity: Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois WOLOCMUK, ARNOLD ..... CHICAGO: B.A. in L.A.S.: BARTON HOUSE: Wright Junior Colle-II.-, Illinois Wesleyan University wolvfu: CHARLES LOUIS ..... ST. ANNE: B.S. in Chemical EHQIUCCVIVTFTI ACACIAI TM' eel Pi: Second Regimental Band 121: Men's Glee Club 12, 3, 41: All-CHE-I HOIIOH DALY' 12, 31: Purdue University WU. PRISCILLA FISHER ..... CHICAGO: B.S. in the Teaching of English: ALPHAHPHH Tl?-A Dallt' Illini l21: lllini Union Committee llli Ca lPU5 Chas' l3l7 p'3nLlcllcn'C G'S' CJ ordinating Committee 131: Honors Day 1l1 WGNI. RONALD tooo ..... EIKHART, INDIANA: B.S. in -L.A.S.: ACACIP-r '-l0i10'UC ?'fff Tournaments Illini Union Committee 121: Illini Union Committee 1l, 2: ft'-'V lllealre Crew 1l, 21: Senior Fencing Manager: Fencing Manage' I31 'll GNT. THOMAS EDWARD Ill ..... BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS: M.S. in Music Educawtiotz, gdthd 151: Football Marching Band 151: Louisiana State Univetsllvi NU 'f': ' 0 ege WINE. StEvE ARrHuR ..... PIANO, a.s. in Engineering: DELTA PH'f Ph' 'Ami Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Y.M.C.A. Committee 121: Football Marching Ban? ll' Fo Af' 'Ex' Band Ill: Capt., Army ROTC 13, AI: Phalanx 13:-41: A-F2541 A-5-HIE-f HO 5 'T' Qi 31: University of Illinois Scholarship Key mul- MARIIN NELSON ..... CHICAGO: as in Ioaifiaiismf SH,AWN55f fog? ' E Navy Pier Alumni Association: Pier Illini 1l, 2, 31. EC-l'lO Ch'C N Eltension of the University of Illinois lmow- JAMES Anson ..... CHICAGO: as in I.A.s.: CAMPUS VIEW LOQG-'Ali' Qmfsa: omega sets Pi: Y.M.C.A. Committee 141: NNY PW' WST: .gg ple' llllnl 12, 31: German Club: Honors Day 1l1: NAVY P -'T Enerlslo L 5'lY of Illinois 3 Y . .MI -ia'-Cp m 4N. SANDRA MARIE ..... ONARGA- B.S. in Home Economics Eaufsnf f' A H:-nn EVENU? RESIDENCE: Alpha Lambda Delta: Uniyeffuv l 0a C Cm l' ' n Conomics Club: Honors Day 1l, 21 NG . A - - I F -S f-'I HMG. EUGENE LEON ..... CHICAGO: 5.5. in Music Education: Ph' 1-IU AU 3 ' Y Concert sand tt, 21: MIIIIRM university OSH - Cr 'N'- IDA, TETSUN PEYER '-.'. CHICAGO: B.Av in L,A.S,: Drake Universiq, r :- wl 95l0t1 College S31 gl 91' . .I Q 'il 80 'K T sq -ws .-Q s it f Ach J 0 ' a A C - Q .I lf -- , ., ...I , ,-, - I' J -'iii vo'-V 'N lac I i an J if pf.. WN its for C bs . 1? 1 4 ,l JS. .il 'O' I i Bi. if .yo I tv i if i. L '-1 1 ti, YOUNG, JOHN ELMEB . .H . . SER r-:few ce-i - YOUNG, ROBERT ALAN ..,.. ...vm thi-51. Easclca ,Cm . Y INGFIELD5 5.5. in Accountancy: ZETA PSIg Aqgoumlnq out VJODDQIOCK: 5.5. 'H M5 39'm nl: ALPHA 1 k, 1 K. L Ai gmuggif Somew ter the Advancement ol Mgr-wgtm . emg Num . NEVJTCN, ICVJA: 5.5. in Agritultur'-7 Al h 1 xl N L I3 3 BU Algtiu: Av.. NALD LEE , . . YOUNGKIN' Do. ,, jg,-gf .ig Hencrs Day . 1' YOUNGLOVE. CAROLYNQKAY . Lf- .i:':.f, LVCYLS i ZABRISKIE. NOEL BIRELY .I .4 ',',vgrf i-q mars ., ZACHGO, HOLLAND EDMUNDS Cyp: A.S.A.E. ziussxv, DONALD CHARLES . IQAVUAC First Licul.. zmesxv, vincinm BAUMAN ,i-i.-.-fm DELTA: 1 , , , . MENDOTA: B.S. in L.A.S.: SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA' P503 1. PARK RIDGE: 5.5. in Management: KAPPA SIGAKA, ,MM 'Tig First Regimental Band QT, 3lp Carthage Cgttem. , .... LA HOGUEQ BS. in Agriculture: Agriqulyuui Edou- ICP. . . . . PARK RIDGEQ 8.5. in Electrical Eng'neqt 5 pm Army ROTC ia, ii ' ng 5'I . . . . , DES PLAINESQ B.S. in Elementary Eduqiioo. Mun Orch: Kappa Delta Pip Illini Union Committee ll' 2, 372 c.mp,1 C CMM .14 2, T32 Honors Day l'Zl IAMCO MILAN ALFRED. .... CHICAGO: 8.5. in Chemical Engineering: A'l.Ch.E.: chin? i Jinior Colleriug Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois i ZANDER, JOAN CLAIRE ..... CHICAGO: B.A. in the Teaching of Englishg MCKINLEY Will Hoosig President 437, Honors Day l2lg Mundelein College ZAROSKI, ROLAND ..... CHlCAGOg B,S. in Marketingg PHI KAPPA SIGMA T WINTER HAVEN FLORIDA- BS in Engineering Plan., ZARIMAN. CHARLES ROBER ..... . , .. ALPHA PZAPPA LAMBDA: Star and Scrollg Phi Kappa Phip Siqrnq lou. Pruidenr 53.4, T Bets Pi' Phi Eta Sigma- Pi Mu Epsilon, The lllio lllg lllini Union Committee II, I, -1 L , r Y.li'l.C.A. Committee ll, 215 House President III, dig Honors Day II, 2, frlg Uriiqiru, ol Illinois Selxolnr ZEMKE, ERWIN ALBERT . . . Flying Club: lllin 5Ixip Key ..CHlCAGOg B.S. in Mechanical Engineeringg A.F.S.g ALM! i Campus Amvets Post NO. 202g Illinois Institute ol lfchso-lug., Navy Pier Extension Ot the University OI Illinois CHICAGO BA in LAS- Navy Pier Alumni Anociotiong Germs' ZENZEN, NICK EARL ..... 5 . . . . ., Clubg Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois ZILGALVIS, ANSIS ..... CHICAGO, B.S. in Electrical Enginccringg A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.3 Palm hit, Junior Colleqeg Navy Pier Extension of the University ol Illinois ZIMMER, MICHAEL GEORGE . . . . . ELGINg B.S. in Economics: SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON: We Insurance Socictyp Beloit College ZIMMER, noasut ANTHONY ..... CHICAGO, 5.5, in Industrial Eriqineevinc: NSWPMN 'WL' Phi Vinum mia, Sigma lou: tau een Pig mia ei., Sigma: A.S.M.E.g 5.A.E.:I'IM0'19't ll, 2. III: University ol Illinois Scholarship Key C ramic Enginee'I09: fl 'Aho- ZIMMERMAN, PHILIP DAVID ..... EFFlNGHAMg 8.5, in e Iiernniosg House President I-II, A.C.S. zlwx. moms oliver: .... . mais: a.s. in Acwimimy, v.M.C.A. awe ol Dimtmfl Y'- EC-A Cftlwlffl ll -ll: Y.M.C.A Committee IY. ' 053' l3l IIPAY, MARCIA KATHRYN . Cs. 3, Al: Accountancy Club. 99 ROCKFORO. a.A. in L.A.S.g vimuc, nuns umm Cui' llil Un '7'l'r' Tlwatire Crew l2Ig French Club: Hawaii Club ZOLLA. VIRGINIA ROSE . . College . . Joust, us. in Elementary eaufiiiaoii, ALLEN Hill: HUF' ui ion Junior Colin' IOLLER, RAMON MAIHEW ..... FllVERDALEg 8.5. in CI-iernistryp orn ZUKEIMAN. JUDIYN ...,. rr:-n'al Hand gf, CHICAGO. as. in Mina: Education, Coma and tl. ilf 'W' 33, University Orchestra ll, Qlg University CISOHJI ll 'I COSNOW. MARVIN ALLEN . . CHICAGO, 8.5. in Veterinary Medicine: TAFI w-'fivrm Cm'-wit Hand fl, 2,5 American Veterinary Medical Awoilfltuhnwvr. i' lf- 'r' pm' 'lt.f11 1I I'-uocmtiony Smdent Veterinary Meditdl AlU0f 'V Lita-nz 1 of tri- llniyi-,1,,., of 'Hmong Honor: DAY UI Qi I-ANG. CAROL MAX -'r'L5iFlELD, BS in Veterinary Medicincg GARNFI CWD V:-' :mary If d CSI Aztociqtion- Sludtftl Vflnmuy P0 .. Qwa, nw:-fi. -fr . ir- ii fi-Viz , holy lover-1 Un,-,,.,1,y.', V I O in ,. ' 1 kd' li . ,RED SARIY I x.x . CHl.,,,.C,Q. gf, ,fy Vrgtrrrinary M-editing: Omfql IDU .r -Wlindl EMM, 7- 3., fnfvvfrtnn Vrgterinmy Medical AuOZ1lll0 IIG. . .INN rf 5 DMI' Nffffthl 1'-zzozinlign, VJPGIJ 2 3, 435 Wfirilti Jufllbf M ' JOHN ,viAY'f!H D GSCO, E13 in Vfgtayrunnvy ycdreinqg ALPHA iff' rfjlif' dC'J'W'f'f'l! w 'YQ A'-mfzricarm Veterinary Medical Atafllhonl -'If PM 'Jrugrinmy Medical I-'scciation' Honors DUY mouson ' ' . . itll' . tim: cnuuo . , , Lorna, gg, .n vifieiafmy Megmm, 1 W f:WMmn, l 3'Y 't 'dfCNl Auocmtionf Stedugnt VQIEYINUY 'J'-ve-rr: Inna: Stan- Uniwgrcity I , . My i 5fNNETT. MNNEYT. MAKELY. MILER, F mtl, V CALHOUI CASE, M DLWEY. INGSIRC MLCKLE tttl, RC MACK, Munn, nm, I NOYES, mcs, scmwii Ktmtr Kon, Hum: Num VOUNC uno, Hun, TA PSI: Accountsnw ,, ALPHA SIGMA it of Man 90meiiI:1I'ri'w re: Alpha Tau AIDMI ,III ,, IA SIGMA SIGMA' r. , f KAPPA stoiri . age Collette A' if '4 ' ' ure: Agricultural Erin, l Englnecflmtt PHI Ziqiu wentIary Education: ,,r,,IIII mmtttec Il, 2, 33: CII lffeflngf A.l.Cli.E.: Qt r, Ilinois ' English: MCKINLEY HL: SIGMA S. in Engineeririq F'l,i 1 Sigma Tau, President I I lini Union Cornrnitterr I Q V5 DaY llr 2, Ill: Uni.f':' iineeringp A.F.S.p A 3 'Ji tis Institute ot Ti,-clirir ,, llumni Association: Cami A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.: Palm Illinois IAA ALPHA EPSILON. I gineeringg NEWMAN P' it l.S.M.E.: S.A.E-I Holm : Engineering: El M I. Board of Diract0 J,.i AccountancY Club: ' .lG: Illini Union CW lub f ALLEN HALL? lvlif' i' ' r list' wornton JunIOf Colt tcert Band llr 3l7 Fm? V y Chorus l3r JI rt HOUSE' C 'i' Iicirte: TA , IIOu,'Gr- ' Aedical ASSQW . Neill E ' I edical Association, I I wafq' 3, GARNER HOU5E'.iIi-- d.,I ., ent Veterinary' Ms 'K ma: Sai Omega Tau Sig ' Delta - I - - . Gamttti loctatioflr, r Colleoe 'ight .lunto R'HOI Il!-T' .LPHA GANIMQW Hoof 1' dical ASSOUBH ' :rs Day IYI II Tay, Si. edictne: Omegl Assciif' grinarY Medlca VETERINARY MEDICINE SENIORS DALI MILTON SILVIS' Doctor of Vuy,:,,,,,i Utd inn' Medical Auoctationgl Studi.-ril Vet,-ririar, ,1,tI,I.d.,cI,I IQlILifI','IC' I Collwv WIOHT GRANVILLE JR. . . CHAMPiiIGtI, LMI. , II I I- Wn' D THEIR Pl: Phi Eta Slgrnu Ili, Anturtc-in Vt.-Irs-rirtar, L3,'.I.3'iI,g i x V' ',,,,,,y Medical Association ' i 2' E CERT SYEVENS ...,. TAMAROA: Doctor rt V -I - ,, . ,iIr, I, I I I4 I nuuvl loAmeric.1n Veterinary Medical As:ociation:USt.,:jU'iii, i,iL,t,,I::l, ,', ' Squthern Illinois University ' ' NJ 1 AVID BLUE MOUND Doctor ot V t r , nfl MICH D I - - ' , 4 5 L' L' trar-y . rd,C,.,: u ' gnory Medical Association: Student Veterinary Mcdrml ,-.,,5:C:I,,,O:I ' l ,U william EDWARD JR. . I . SPRINGFIELD: nom, O, i,I.,,I,mII,I ' HOUSE: Omega Tau Sigma: American Vetr-rinary Mr,-d.c,,t p.,,,,C,I',IO 'r,f I, .nary Medical Association: Honors Day 135 JUN mmap, GLEN nrxvto ..... FARMER city, Ioociar or y,,,U,,,,d,Y I.III:I,I,I I I OMEGA: Alpha Zeta: American Veterinary Medical Auocirition 5r,rj..r,r ri' Mgdical Association: Purdue University ' ' QQ, MARVIN THEODORE ..... I NIANHAITAN: Doctor of Veterinary lI,I,I.d,c,,,,I, ,-WI.: CI Ol rr ,rn erinary Medical Association: Student Veterinary Medical Association Joi..-i College mv, MELVIN GEORGE .,... MACKINAW: Doctor of Veterinary i.iUri.r.,,L.: 5,GI.I.,: rf. Q r 9' Committee on Student Discipline: American Veterinary M,dic.il Anaoclnitioii Snr-i Veterinary Medical Association, President Q41 ' 'I inomota, MAYNARD oscAR ..... onion, Doctor of verurarirrry i.i.,d.C..rL-, 5r,d..,,, inary Medical Association Vt-I lllfllil, JERALD WAYNE ..... McCONNELL: Doctor of Veterinary Arflediqrna, ,grit-1-ir r Sigma: American Veterinary Medical Association: Student Veterinary r'.'r.d.,:I,i ,-,mx tion Un, IOGER ANTHONY . .... CHICAGO: Doctor of Veterinary MCdICtttug Omega I.lr American Veterinary Medical Association: Student Veterinary Mediq.iI Aiiuciirr Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois: Honors Day tl, 2 ' J 1 IACK, ROBERT MARVIN ..... GALESBURG: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine: PHI C,i..'. ' DELTA: Student Veterinary Medical Association: Knox College: University ot Colariid 'Muni NAROID GLEN ..... CARLOCK: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine: Orneqa I.iL.i Siftfttt. American Veterinary Medical Association: Student Veterinary Medical Asacciaiioii ull. BERYI. DAVID ..... CHICAGO: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine: Omega Tao Sig mt I, in 'It 6- 1 American Veterinary Medical Association: Student Veterinary Medical Assocnnrot G Navy Pier Extension of the University of Illinois I WYES. JACK D. . . . URBANA: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, PHI GA,-ri.-.IA QELIA, ,:.'.,' ,,.,, Veterinary Medical Association: Student Veterinary Medical Association: Purdue Un' versity nlcf. ROBERT AIJLEN ..... BELLEVILLE: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine: SIGMA CHI, IOS' t SC Tw Sigma: American Veterinary Medical Association: Student Veteririyirr I-r Association: Colorado State University WAFER. DANIEL WILLIAM ..... cnicpioo, Doctor of veiarrriiry ,iiuararwr oii-r:LiI- I Slglmdi American Veterinary Medical Association: Student Veterinary r'.lL-dicnl --11 BIIOTI SOINEPPER. RUSSEIL LEE ..... OLNEY- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine: F 'W C Medical Association: Student Veterinary Medical Association Kon' ,AMES YICTOR ..... CHRlSMANg Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Gainrn.iISi.II i pilhzelai American Veterinary Medical Association: Student Veterinary- ..IL'G 1' C'5ll0n: Millikin University: Columbia University: City CoIle99 Ol NW YG I. , ,. r .. sw6lETARY',DoNAl-D LEE ..... JOLIET: Doctor of Veterinart' Mfdlfmui DON 5 HQ' :U SIQFY-3: American Veterinary Medical Association: Student Veta-rrr,rr.I 55QC'5 0fl: Joliet Junior College U I Zet Iiii I ,.,. X..- AMS. ROBERT GENE IIIII MARSHALL: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine? VIH - Il'l:-35 QI American Veterinary Medical Association: Eoolball 'i:3'Sl 9D'J' 2 L Regimental Band ll, 2lp Student Veterinary Medical Asso:tJtIO1. '-'5 U-' ' Day My 'Wwe . i RoB:RT JUSTIN - r . . . BENTON: Doctor of Veterinary f'-iffCIl4 W- I:?'l'fl l Smertcan Veterinary Medical Association: Student Veter-nt' ri--A M un Outltern Illinois University D. PH , . v, Q A llIQ,'I-5 - - CHICAGO: Doctor of Veterinary 1'r'ledICtfl'2i OW993 QCII jf' 113: lillll, eenna Y Medical Association: Praetoriansr Student Vetertnafv I- - ar ' WE . i r f ,, g,,....r SLEY JAY - - - . . CHAMPAIGN- Doctor of Veterinary I'ieEl'Clm' A C Medica! Association: Student 'Veterinary Medical Association 5 QI 7.7: 'ir 1-c rl' 3. :api,,.'..mr.-:rv--:'.w . 4 ' - 4 ' in is i'9 4, 'if .114 Q .M MW V 'X X, X 11 9. X. ,sy 1 , Q42 x 1 . , . Q , AQNA :nw I X w YH I f ,-N i 'IVVV 1 Q kg f N T l f ' I X , If 1' 4 - Chicago Professional Colleges PROFESSIONAL HOSPITALS HOSPITAL CLINICS DENTA CLINI .-P... ..- NPI OMENT OF V1 i Q'-I CJ' Q mis' C acl qt the licari UI hstricl in hicllgo Prol CS- - c H ClllC2lgri'x Jlleges ol I3 I ' 4 1 , 1 , liaimacy, rimsmm and the Sclioo 'iculum in Occulirl. inesit opporluni- mois lor an enluui- Jrofessions. Cllll5llX l ol zclucatiou, rcscanili, ty ol' Illinois gi-grill, fy county ol Illinois Jmmumty. In ailili. e into positions 01 nd national aciivi ese graduates lonn the total national prove the hczilili ol d the nation. onal Colleges llicic examination ol' ilu- 1 educational unit even greater serviri' s and the nzilion. is have pointed up tional consmiciion 330,000,000 during Jace with the sieualy each of the health 1 the challenge ol' thusiasm, and con- erl E. L0i1q'wiifc'l:wi J, Caseley, medical 322313, of Research and Educational Hospitals and associate dean of the Col- lege of Medicine we TS? Franklin C. Dalla, director of housing and the Chicago Illini Union Administrative Officials Maurice J. Galbraith. dean of student affairs Howard A. Hazelton, busi- ness manager '1 Margaret D. Johnson. lfmfl service rnanagef Af . ' ,V 'r 5, . Q.. , 'u I' ,lt- in V. dl jul? roxel. libfaflaf' no - W'I T George R. M ' P ce, Supefm' 'ma oon, examiner and recorder W, ear illiiirdent of buildings and grounds Hooker Goodwin. din-cr r 1 lllu'slr.ill+ '1 Sfurlsiiia 'l: ' Harry G. Higgins, JflYTNIlNI'.- tralor of thu Rc-Scnrcla .wrl Erlucntirmnl Hospitals George F. McGregor. -'i crate director of n-'rw .ri fiCFT1lC prgfgfinnc-I ,Q i 1- K 'J l gl., 'FC , 4. 5 , 1 a 5... i L Lf Xi John W. 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I uf almafll Celebrates One Hundredth Year ol Education Sge of Pliai-inner ner because ir ii 859 the Collegt, uilcling at Clark ng the P2lSl ren newest building :oo many luil ui profession lum- e milestones ole m likewise has ls in plizirmzuteu- rriculuin is now currieuluin will n the Pll2ll'lH2lClSl ministmtive :mil 1. Upon grzulun- into lT121l1l1l2lCllll'- Jndoubteclly, rlu' education al ilu' Ze these fields as Graduate Laboratory iliery-haul' the escalators of the E-DMP building along S fav ' n labs le STOFIQS are crowded with students heacli 3 ' eclufes. and classes. .xllllflllgll llu' lllUll'NNlUll ul l'lr.rrl1r.ux -,llrrs .i wide lzrlilrulc' ol livlils ro its QlQlllll.lll'N,NUlIll'llN'll1llP nor enter' the lllillilllllljl luoli-ssiini luu tlllllhl' ui rernzun ivrllr llu' C.ollc-ge in mu- ul llH'1ll'll.Illllll'lllN -Cl1CllllNll'f' Plrzrxmquulogx .irul l'li.irru.uogrum. l'li:n'1n:uy, or l'liysus. 'llu-sv i,gi.ulu.ru- nu-uiluws work lowzmls llrcii' IllllNl1'l'x ilvigivi- ln mruliuriug il l'CSC2ll'i'll proiecl :uul ln irisirrurirug ilu- ruulm qrzuluziles in ilu- IACNPCK rin- rlcpgnrruu-airs. I lu-x ,wi lorm Ll vital lurulum :rs lgilunaiuux .issisrnrris .uul lIlSll'lli'lOl'S, lor' inorc' llrain orui- ilu-3 lu-lp ilu- sin clenr in some mlilluulr roiui-pi ol ilu- ioiusm-. llu grzuluzrle memlmer' ul ilu- llollr-ge is run onli llu riglir-lizrrul ol' ilie pr'olessor, lun an ru-iiuwulmrs lu'll ro the student. ,-3-1:14 I lfsiiii I i 5 I l l r i i l l I -J i W Chicago Was Gateway To The West With Ili I JH 4 it l'ltnxnu- nl ilu- l'tnxt-tent -fl lllinwix U' Nlllllmlil lllf' lwwll llmmlul l'0llCgC. lllese Clyimgu 80, u in 1' t. .tu 'uuumtltlt -t tt I-t tdtu uiftn in l'lmn1nux plm.nn1.u ININ were ulmx-mmly tnen ol lnrestgltt :nulentltusi lim N X .tnnnte at ptttmim-t oli suelt c'onseqnent'e. Thr Initnn ..l.nnnu- nt ilu- tt-ennng, ll'lllllt'l tin nl l.ltit.lt1u tw neu-lx exlzlllllallftl fiUllC2L' Ol Pllllltlltztey aloud :ts tltt- I Wi lui tn .. 1 ill: 4 nl ilu I ntxttxm nl tlu- I.tu- nineteentlt lntntlt nl iuknul in lllt'I1llllUl1. Nevet'tlteless.nn llte Hltlx ilu- Nl linen:-., .intl nw.-. la x,tnkt-tl .inning ilu- L.-lllt-gee ul l'lt.n nl SC'lllL'llll3L'l' in the Nqnne yeznx in the mmns of 15,-mn' tnul l Him' lu ilu- u.-ruin llu- tlt-ual-q+uu-nt -tl llH'i.1llll'Ql' into lit-ll.qnulS11-QtttnnXC1mn1ne1'm'i:tlCollege.tlteilltieztgoikrl, wil 'll :lu atainu- n enigma uul.n -.Mu nut uitluint tlillunlt lt-gt-nl lilILll'l1l1llX WLlNUl'g1lllilCklillltl1llJllUll1lClllbillfllllt, lllll' EI ll'HiN u-it la xi .tlune Nlllll nut-. llnr gtuul lmttnu- .nul ll1eln'ulexsm'ulC.lte1nislt'x nl Rush Nletlitgtl Ctbllegt',hi, 1'1 ' 'n.tn'. ni' rule -.-.nlnn tlu- limit-wi-ut .nul nu-n ul Nt.unu ltlx Ixnnex XI7. li1ll1CX,ljl'..lUllI1 H. Ranult. anul Dr. l t':ntklin --1-'H -ix gi.-l ll.lu- nt.ult- tlu- tulle-ge ulmt it ix tfulgn, Stannnumn, at pioneer tlrnggist :nul lztnunts l1nt:tltisl,u-Q-y,e ln tlu ln ilu lnul nnu-tt-t-ntlt it-nnut. C,ltu.tgn u.u ilu- 1-ntl ilu- tlnllegt-K ln-at Iaunlty rnentlwers. On Nou-lnlx-1 T, Q--ll- --t tlu- lnu- Inu Nl1'.IIll1'IN un tlu' 6.11-.tt l..tLt-N. I lu- 1 in l1.ul ISBN. ln. Rgnult tlelix'et'etl tlte Inst lec'ttn'e. tlmng N A, !,,,5,,,1l,,,.,,, ,,, XUIHIHIA I, lm, ,,g Mlm 1, MM ,lin lm1j,,,1A l-'min tlte x-ery beginning nl tlte College, it watsplztgttnl tnllu- lt l-nstlafl nillm llu- lIl4lllNllX it 4-nimt-tl .tx .u g.tten'.lX In Wllll 'llc llliolllclll UI mi lwlilulllwlll iluilliwlis- -xl GN. ill glut ty,-,I l,.,g,,e u,,u,,,, ,,,,i,,, ,tml ie 111-l,,,HU1 K-W,-t lectin-es in llll1ll'l1lIll'f :nul lnztterin ntetlieat were given in m.nn 1l.u. tn .ull mln:-ttiunx, cwlu-i.tllx .tlnng tlu- fmlengt Rnzul ll'llU'll VUUIUS ill cillllli llllil Xlilwlllllgltlll SIVCCIS. wllllr tltellll In ilu- Xllwlvltrlri Xguinxt Illis lw.uLgwn1ul tlu' Clnllt-ge rltelnistry let-ttntew were I5l'L'Sk'lllCll :tt Rtlsll Nletlifal Nl--l ',.,,,t .,,,,l,i,i.,,,tlt l,,,,.,.gH-.1 tlnllege. 'l'lte lectures were :tt night since the sttulenu Nil Hn tlu- I-.-.-4-ntx qui, .,l I-1-lnn.nx. ISHN. I-'I-,,,,tli,, Smut. u'm'ketl zu apprentices ln' tlaty in the pltztrntzu-ies ul lltr HHH 1 twill, I-, ty t,,,lt-, t.,-.,,u.- QLWL. In I-'H-.l,i.L xl4,l1l4,. Di, titx. -lilll' night clauses posed spec-intl ltzntlsltips lor stu vnu I--lin ll. llnult. l.nru-N ll. l'.tilu-. 5. S. Ulm. I-I X. Ili-yin, tlentx anul lJl'0lC5S0l'S :alike since public tt':tnspot'tatiun Hllt C..-tulle Int-. li, 'I Iunnuu li, In-mnn, l,. If. llnnuwtnn, gnul cezuetl :tt tlnxla. :Intl they went lunne :ts best they could. linlux I Iu.1u,u XY. l'. Nh-u-u-:tn gutlu-u-tl ui Agn tlu- Lttlitlg, my nlten ln- loot. During the first yezn' the College grattluatul HU H llltHllHIl.lllllll ul tlu- Llnietgu t.nllt-ge nl lilhllllllltl. Univ ililunngts XVltitlieltl :intl Henry 'l10Hlll0CkCll with Ccrtift- ltltpll tug .1 ,ual uul u-lu-n elm .tum u-.tx tiuuitlt-it-tl num lmnnu iztl mutex nl Cirzuluztte l'l1:n'1n:u'ist. tlnt ,, Q lltt i , len ' ' i g r-tltlll Q' , 5 l 5 ll ii QNC-Wflfl Cfallc-gc ffl Pharmacy W l l'Cl 'FZnn and Van Buren Streets 'M Ft 5 1 ! 2 st With lege, these iresight and enthusi- consequence. Tire macy stood as the rrtheless, on the mth he rooms of B1-yan age, the Chicago Coll tppointed its faculug Medical College, Dig :h, and Dr. Franklin Chicago mous botanist, were . On November 7, ecture. llege, it was plagued t quarters. At hrst, tedica were given in agton Streets, while at Rush Medical .t since the students e pharmacies of the rl hardships for stu- ublic transportation 2 as best they could. 1e College graduated .boeken with Certifi- 80,000 Population When College Got Its Start During the next fifteen years, the College floundered, irimarily because of laclc of quarters and two calamities Lf the times. The financial panic of 185960 interrupted the sessions for a year. W71th the commencement of the Civil War, the teaching program was seriously curtailed, and in the subsequent years, only a few lectures were de- livered. In 1867, E. H. Sargent, whose name still is prominent in Chicago business, reorganized the College and was made President. Space for classrooms was offered by the Rush Medical College. However, the Medical College asked in return for the use of the library and ,Img specimens previously accumulatedlby the Pharmacy College. While Rush was using the library and speci- mens, the faculty of the Pharmacy College chose to re- main in rented rooms on Dearborn street, obviously not desiring to become involved in the administration of the Medical College. Mr. Sargent in 1871 urged and established a second year course which was a reiteration of the first. Plans to raise a building for the College were also before the fac- ulty. The Great Chicago Fire, however, burned any hopes of such a building along with the physical prop- erty of the College-the library, specimen collection, and apparatus. Instruction was halted only temporarily, for through the pages of its ofhcial publication, Pharmacist, the Chicago College of Pharmacy appealed to its col- leagues for assistance. From all over the world, laboratory equipment, books, and money were sent. The phar- School of Pharmacy, Twelfth and Michigan Avenue, l904-l7 f macists of Great llritziin donated Illltslts eipnpineiit and the nucleus of a new siientifii lilnaix. Ilie lliilisli 5IJL'f'lI'UlllL'lL'l'S, generators, and liydiaulit lllt'sst's .tie still the property of the College today and are tlisplasetl .is legacies of professional spirit in the past. ln lblifi, john .Xttheld presented a gift of several tliousands ul dollars. From this time the flollege progressed steadily. rhflffl'l'COl'g1lIlll1lfl0ll in IHT5, the College in ISTIS leased two upper floors of the building at Alatltson and W.ifi.isli Streets. The College now had badly needed laboratory space for its elective courses. llut iiiatleipiqite sprite eventually forced the College to move again and. in ISENF. the College was founded in a portion of the old .hll ln- stitute Building at Nfichigan .Xvenue and Yan lluren. However, H. Clough ollered to finante and tonsiiuti a building for the College whith obtained ai ten year lease on the structure at State and Polls Streets. l.:iboi.i- tory space was adequate and laboratory work was ie quired for the hrst time in the curriculum. Although the years of 188-f to l88ti were prosperous as no other time in the preceding years, controversies over faculty salaries, curriculum expansion, and affilia- tion with another university ruptured faculty bonds. Part of the faculty left the Chicago College of Pliarinaty to organize a college at Northwestern liniversity. Profes- sor F. bf. Goodman was appointed Dean of the flliiiago College and was supported well by the .Xlumni .hssnt iii- tion founded in 187-1. 1 U' 4-'f -: ififirf, Q 7 Webster Announces Pharmacy Will Expand To f llututg tlu' gun l.--ltuulu.-it lxtumtt-ut 111 INU. lltt l ulltigt' illl'll.lll'1l .t tltxtrlnk tlue lt'QlNlll lvl ttltttlt MAN t,g1u'tl lv. ttt.tttt. xtxsttttg lvll.tlltl.ttlNlw. .ttul it lx .t lllllllll ltln tsl tltt l1tllt'gjt't4ul.t'. llu ttumt- .tttumg tlu' l.uttltx, .tllllllllQll ltn.tl tw Iltt' 'K l lin.-Q-t l tlltgjt, lf: .tll1ll.:lt 'txtlll .tll tXlNlt'lll lllllXt'INllX ll t-- will mul:-txt limiting.: Nllttthlllllt't'lIllQ1Il tlu' lilhlltl lf -' llttxlrtw -it tlu' l utxtetxitx -tl lllinuix Hll tlu' lht'lllX- 'Q 41-ttullll Xtnxl lf-'H-, t.tnu'ttun Xltgt-lil ut-ut-tl tlt.tt tlu' llulunttgtyll Ill,lt ilu- fllIl,lLlll l,trllt'Qt' lil lill.lllll.llX llt' ttttlutl Intl ln llu l lllXl'lNllX lu'.tttt'l1lt'tl. lltt' lltmltl llttlllfll tlu- VIHIIIPNIIIIIII .ttul tlu- lullvgt' uns t1.tttu'tl lltt Nflunil ul l'll.lllll.l1N, Num .tltrt .tlltlmtt-m '.-.ttlt tlu- littixvuitx, llu' Htluull tl l'lt.mu.ut ttt-lttttltwl .ut Xtlxwm Iltnutl ul l'1qutmug l'lt.tllll.ltlNlN tn -ntltt In twtttmtu' In nut-txt' tlu' lUllllNl'l tl tlu' ltlfllttsxlllll llu' Ntluutl .tlw tlllllllllllil IIN tlt1tt't'- ilu .1 xxttlt, lun Xt'.ll ttllllNl' ltzttltttq lu lltt' tvlllluxtlt' ul lvl.lllll.lll' l'll.lllll.ltlNl lluuu-tm, tt lllNllllllC'll .t luv- tlt'. .t '.xt't'lt. lun Xtlll KlIlIlNt' lull lltt' tt-tt1lu.ttt-ul l'lt.tl- , utuzutunl l,lN'llllNl, lltnttt l.-uulttmtt lnuttggltt tlu' slllllllll tlttuttglt lllLlllX lutul.tuu-ut.tl tlxnngtw in :tx HlLQ.tllll.lllUll. llllllllg ltts ultuuuxtmtum. tlu- Stluurl nl l'l1.uttt.ux mmvtl mut- tnttu tu .t l.ttgt-t rtltlut- .tt ltwlltlt .ttul Nlulttgzttt txt-tttuw ll'llllll'N :ut ltttxttuws lllllllN ut-tt' :ultlt-tl tu tlu' ttuxtuultuu, llu- lltnm mu tlutmg lux Qttlltttlttxttutttutl vm Stl ttltux llu- met Qlllllllllllilllllllll lu'ltu'c tlu' l.t'gtmlxttttt't- lt,- I tltt ,,,.,l in Iflllf, llmvt'x't-1'. tlu' Donut 5 :ulminintrzttitm ,lid ' t tutt wt' tlu- Stluuml mtwctl tn tlu' NYcst Sitlc Nlctliml hu n ttum tn llll' tt-t' lwltm- lux twig 1 'lilu' llcgtttsltilm pgtnwtl to XY. ll. lilly. .Xlm joining thc Null .tt tltix tiuu une tl. NI. Snow, l'mlcswr in l'lt:tl't ll.ttt, t' ngutu' is xtill 1'cmctnlu'1'ctl hy lttnulrctls ul nhl llllll. llu' Suluuml ul l'lt:ttm:u't wats numvctl to tlu' Nlvtlitnl tt-ntt-1' tu llllf :mul tutttpictl two :ul-i:u'cnt lutiltlin' , . I e LN .et l ltuuetuu .uul XX tuul Streets. .Xnutlwr rvatamt lm' mining u lx tlt tt tlu tnllwt ui lutl to itultult ,ml . - 5 s ' - mtttscs in tu: luturutg plutrulzttxy 'l'Iu- Scluml was cnlztrgctl Iuttltt-l K .- In ISLE, wlu-11 tvltztt is tum' thc illtitaztqn lllini l'mnn lluiltliug wan crcttctl. 'l'lu' lmiltling cwlt tum' slum-5 etmluilx til tlu' prultwximt in tlu' xtztinvtl glam wilttlmrs ln lfllti tlu- prugmttt lczuling to thc l'lt:trm:uctt llu-mint was lcttgtluwtctl to tltrct' ycztrs nl' sttulv, ttt.tl tn lll2.'v tlu' lwtl YCZII' ptngrztnt lm' at t't't'tilit':tlt' ul Clt':ttltt'tlt' l'l1 Illll um tt ts tlm 1 ' 4 ' ':, 1 ztntlmurtl. llu' present lmn' w:tt'pup, gthuu lm' gt liattltclut' ul' St'lL'lNC licgrct' in l'ltzu'm:ttv iuitizttctl in IHISQ. With at lout' your pmgrztttt. tltt- Sthml tttatituwl at lull tullt-gc xtztttts :mtl wats nznttctl llll' ilu I . - . , ' ul lltttmux ul tlu l ttivctxity ol lllinuis. 4.1 llt'gt' lltxm Dztw tllctl nt l.l.lh ztlitcr twcttty-six yours an lltntt. llt- ltqul lmutgltt tlu- College to its lull atzttttn tluring zu ttttu' ul lmttxitum tlt'l1t't-xxitwlt. 'lilu' lzttt' llvzttt li. R. Svllvx uwpu-tl tlu- tat-xpnlmlmilitx' :ts Dcztn in lllalll. qClW 'sl Ol pl'mrm.1Cy X-Vflflfl and Flfsurrvgy l'2I7.l9f?7 1 Duril wats l'l'l' tltt' UC tint' am tltrvt' 1' l1t'utt't' nt't'tls. tlu' lint: Iunn it .nttttpit llcztt timt ol' llr. t lluam t is lzuni tlwmis luv yvz lnl't'xCC puxgrat miliztt' ing pu ulttln l 'l'lu' tlu' pri in tlu' lN UNC litlllilll ixpan To Five Year Program ln 1960-61 Session Qegislature tm- my administration tlitl t Side Medical t'Q,,, ts52??..'11i11i:fg3.tr 1 att, undreds ol altunnit, 'Fd to 1110 Medital ,Jacent buildings at P reason lor tnoring .le courses in mann, as enlarged lin-tltt-, .icago Illini llnitm even now shows the ed glass n'intlon's. the Phartnaceutital 'ears of study, antl itificate ol Graduate esent lour year pro- ee in Pharmacy was Jrogratn, the School named the College inois. gy-six years as Dean. lull status during at le Dean E. R. Serles in 1940. During the interim belore the College of Pharmacy was relocated in its present building, the College shared the Dentistry-Medicine-Pharmacy Building with Medi- cinc and Dentistry. Space was at a premium while the Img colleges shared the same building. The Medical Center was expanding rapidlyg to meet the growing needs, and undoubtedly urged by the late Dean Serles, the East DMP Building was erected across 'Wood Street lrom its sister building. The College of Pharmacy has occupied the building since 1954. Dean Serles was Dean but three years alter the comple- tion of the building, for he died on March 13, 1957. Dr. George L. lalebster was appointed and announced Dean ol the College on January 1, 1958. Dean lfVebster is familiar with its administration, having been with the chemistry department since 1947. He has announced a live year program beginning with the 1960-61 session and loresees in several more years the necessity of a six year program leading to a doctorate in Pharmacy. He is fa- miliar with the curriculum needs of the pharmacist, hav- ing published a book cooperatively on pharmacy curric- ulum in 1952. The College of Pharmacy enjoys a prominent place in the profession and lends more to society than instruction in the arts of the profession alone. Instruction ostensibly is one ol its primary functions, but research is also ol tantamount importance. af ' College of Pharmacy 1927-1940 lllvestigzttion into wo 'idently 'A - IIN ntth tht ht tlth trlthltsslulls ls totttlttttitl in llli' klflllfgt' lzthoratorit-s Ili lttrn tit' t :tt nln rt, Is tort cling cxtensirt- init-str t s ship to inany ol the tntttn tltst ls have done rnttch work nitlt tht llx ln It ls tlottt soint int portant tluantitatirt- work intl lt ts lotrntl it ist .tit it wrt ' ent partinent, 111141. li. tit nttn intl Xli Itttl ltnntt tit rking on the syntltt,-si o t dru ' is an nn mortant ont nsttl in t tsts ul lit it in rtston 1. 1 1 lndirectly re 1 ' 9- l l lts analogs tnax prow lltsl ts import ini litttl to Pltntnttt hut ol tht stint nn .ont ance are the activities ol sotnt ol tht otlnt nttrnln ls ol thc stall. Dr. Aloseph It is httn rttttsttcttrnt, t ,tittritt problem, the aging ol s J o o t not int crimes involving kitlnapinrv int s vea tabl time ol death ol' the vit tint The College has proffttssttl t it ll' 1 o s tl t has developed steadily it position in and obligations ton mls tht n :tion intl ptr ticularlv lllinois. lt is notitl ol Its litttt :gt tlttttnt, ont hut ol P position in the medical piolcsston tht nitnx Inltls inxolxttl tlntttls or ergence alter rnctarnotp os r, Prol. Paul C.arpentci s skill intl klltrttlttlgt ol xt e microscopy was s idred years ol' ctluc: t harmacv seeks to enrich thc nnt s COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Class Officers 5 led W' V, I g ra :V t as lb. s Y ' W' v A Y' 5' 'lt ev 'f A-:ta 1 h 1' A Xifi ,s ' , . I Q H- ' , pp., . ,Q :inn qi .gl X Xi- rs' fm I 'msn -I Q I,-D T. 'I A Ci. L I -71 'ii r 'Q A Q ,xv v V' 96 544 KARWACKI ARTHUR EDMUND ..... CHICAGO: Class President: Student Council: Ph: De, ' Ch: A ph A, D,L.5gd,:.,1i: Plmrmggcopig XII: University of Illinois ' wiisois, RONALD P ..,... CHICAGO: CUSS Vice Pfesidem: Sludenl Council: Deli. uma. Sigma: Rho Chi: lllio Cominillcoz Rcsidcncc Hall Association: A,Ph.A. V GARDELLA, LIBERA ANTHONY ...,. CHlCAGOp Class Troasurcrg Ifmbda KADDB Siqmyl Sy: Ch.: illiisi Union Sgcial Conimitlcc: Inferlralcrnily Council l3l: A,Ph.A,, Seguin 3 WASSMER, ELIZABETH L ...... CHICAGO: Class Treasurer: Lambda Kappa Sigma: Rho Chi, ll.. Union Social Coniminecq lnicrfmlfrnixy Council i3l: A.Ph.A., secrclary Q33 BUSHU, LARRY LEE ...,. ARCOLA: Sludcnl Council l2,3,4l5 Execulivc Sludenl Council ,ll Class Prufidcni i225 Class Secretary lll: Phi Della Chi: Rho Chi: lnlerlralcmily Cal,-ig 135: Illini Union Social Committee l3,-ll: A.Ph.A., prcsidcnl l3,4l GOLAB, FRANK JOSEPH ,.... CHICAGO: Sludenl Council: Class Prcsidcnl l3lg Phi Delll Chi MARCOTTE, GEORGE STANLEY ..... LAKE ZURICH: Sludcnl Council: Executive Council: Ph. Dc-Iva Chi: A.Ph,A. AMBROSE, DENNIS CARL ...,. CHICAGO: Kappa Psi ANDERSON, KEITH KENDON ..,.. ELGIN: Kappa Psi: lnlerlratcrnily Council l2l BARONE, FRANK FRED ..... CHICAGO: Class Treasurer ill: A.Ph.A., Excculive Board UI BERKE, EDWARD A ...... CHICAGO: Phi Dr.-lla Chi: A.Ph.A. BUCK, HARVEY S ,..... CHICAGO: Della Kappa Sigma: lnlcrfratcmily Council l2l CARUSO, JOSEPH RICHARD . CHOATE, EDWIN JAMES, JR, DERRICK, DAVID WAYNE , DICKLER, PHILLIP A .,,, oisimm, smrono c olucxzu, nmua muon , DUN. IODEN ROBINSON . . . CHICAGO: Phi Della Chi: A,Ph,A. , . . . CHICAGO: Kappa Psi: A.Ph.A. . , , . WHEATON: Phi DCIIN Chi CHICAGO: A,Ph,A. CHICAGO CHICAGO: Della Kappa Sifxmw CHICAGO: Phi Della Ch DYJA. 'lol rARBERi P flcx. BRI usCHfR- HEMING' f0GEl. J' GLADSON GLESSNEII GRAOYi I GRANT. P GUNIEL, GUSICH, NARWOO HILL, .IAC VCN HO HULA, Tl IOHNSO mom, xmv, xosam Konus rum, mum 'HUGE Kusoy LICHIE Stud t ', . Iinoisen CouncIl, ph, Doha Ident Co 'li DI ion, A.PIfAi' ea KW 'L:mbcla Kappa Sig . Rh ll 131: A.Ph.A., Secrrgtliy 13? Kappa Sigma, Rho Cha, Illini A., secretary 131 utive Student Council 13,43 o Chi, lnterfraternity Council 'It 13, 41 'esident 131, Phi Delta Chi ncil, Executive Council, Phi y Council 121 ., Executive Board 121 nity Council 121 iassvn THADDEUS JR ...... CHICAGO, A,Ph,A, YIAI 0 Gown BARRY HERBERT ..... CHICAGO, Kappa Psi m I . ' ' - I 4 Row N ,.... CHICAGO, Delta Kappa Sigma, A.Ph.A. V 'AMER' HA si NE ..... CARY, Phi Delta Chi, Rh CH, A.Ph . . RICK, Bkucscggscil 131, Interfraternity Council 131 0 I 'A' Execuhve Boyd? 5'Ud2'n1 I ...,.. ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, pit- -. x f. ' ni HSCHER' lAgE5':rEiECounciI 13, 41 I Delta Chl, A.Ph.A., Treasurer 141: HUMNG JAMES RICHARD ..... GAYS, Phi Delta Chi 50521, .IEROLD SHAPIN ..... CHICAGO, Delta Kappa Sigma, Class Vice President 111 GIADSON, TED ROBERT ..... CHICAGO, Kappa Psi GlE55NER, RAYMOND HUGHES ..... AURORA, A.Ph.A. GIIADY, lEE 'MIIOTHY . . cunt, NAIIIANIEI . . . ounzel, ELWIN F ..... . . . CHICAGO, Phi Delta Chi, Phi Kappa Phi, Rho Chi, Student Council . . CHICAGO . MELROSE PARK, Phi Delta Chi, A.Ph.A., Elmhurst College GUSICII, PETER S. JR ...... CHICAGO, A.Ph.A. IIARWOOD THOMAS F. . ELGIN- Phi Delta Chi' A Ph A., Class President 111, Class Secretary I 131, lnterfraternitv Council,IStudent Council 1i, Q1 Hlll, JACK EARL ..... CARMI, Phi Delta Chi, Rho Chi, Class Vice President 131, Executive Stu- dent Council 131, Student Council 11, 2, 31 VON HDFMANN, LORENZ MARTIN ..... CHICAGO, A.Ph.A., Executive Board llUlA, THERESE IRENE ..... CHICAGO, Lambda Kappa Sigma, A.Ph.A., Newman Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Senior Social Committee JOHNSON, WELDON A ...... LA GRANGE PARK, Phi Delta Chi, A.Ph.A. KALONI, MILLER I-I ..... KEHY, RICHARD THOMAS . LINCOLNWOOD . . . . . RANTOUL, A.Ph.A., Newman Club 13, 41 KOBRIN, HARVEY soI.EIvIAN ..... CHICAGO, Delta Kappa Sigma by ,. -4 ll ,111 Vx -QF'-fl ,iq lt., ia It ,4- Q- 0. 9 'J ' I av R SY . 2 lla 7 it Q-ju 'Q K. Q , 9 1 f l ,Rif f Q X xl 5 J '4 1 'g gi Ay, A A, , A. al .ir 153?-X , It' li .T l 1 Q - KORNAUS, MARY ANN ..... CHICAGO, Lambda Kappa Sigma, A.Ph.A. V1 KRAIIl, CAROL ANN ,.,,, CHICAGO, Lambda Kappa Sigma, A.Ph.A, Class Secretary 12lf I -Q . Pha'm55C0De, Residence Hall Association . 'S KR - ' . ' 'TZMANI JOSEPH A. . . . . CHICAGO, A.Ph.A., Executive Board IS, At: HIIO Commmef W SO Junior Colleg KRUGEI, D Kuaom, UCHTER, e, University of Illinois AVID MATTHEW . .... CHICAGO, Delta Kappa sigma, A.Ph-A- RY0 - - . . . HONOLULU, HAWAII, Phi Delta Chi, Class Tfeawfe' 121 BURTON IRWIN ..... CHICAGO, Delta Kappa sigma 545 I ,rc 3 Qs tb 8 r- 4- ' .ff- 1. r I ,VOA :sf Q ,Q L if. - - 15. gl t 1 3 1 ST 4. 9 Q fv- pv 's. C42 V? - Q, I l Q I . 9 . 1 H l 1 I i . in mb- N lf E lv ' ' ' f rw f ill A-. I - if l I V, ,. .. I 'L A.,-Q., ,rfb- 4, 7 V fl .I Q -V VA -K v 0' I M Q , S A 14-Qi Ir. K K . 1 I L . - I X , IH ,-' Q 'S Q , - 5 I ', nv fl if Q ' , X.. ' Il 2 9 i . , 8 'V' 1 fi- 'L-lv' ia n I ,I - ali' 5 Nl 3, r , L ',q.1.-fl N 5 'Q L N X, if I v f-C lf ' .Qi 3 g- ln, Y 9 , D ... v i vs Q I x ' i 1 w Mi I v QW' hifi I , F a ' A 1 mg., V' '31- in N 5,131 Z., il A V 3 ! ' - Z ! xt fig Y' Xxx LULINSKI, SYLVESTER C. . . . MAHER, CAROLANN M. , 25 Ng-.uman Clpbl . CHICAGO . CICERO, Lambda Kappa Sigma: A.PhA' lnierfrg . Il, 2, 3, -il: Senior Social Committee ' i' 'Y C01-lncil MARTINI, Roasnr . . . . HILLSIDEJ B-S. MARTON, ALFRED FERENCZ ..... CHICAGO, Delta Kappa Sigma MATESI, MARIE ANN ..... LOCKPORT, Lambda Kappa Sigma, A.Ph.A,g Committee MAzzucA, ROBERT S. . . . . CHICAGO, A.Ph.A. Illini Union Cob. NN, McLEOD, PATRICIA ANN ...,. CHICAGO, Lambda Kappa Sigma, Class Treasurer Ili. mio C imiwu, Inturfmiurnity Council, A.Ph.A., Secretary 141 ' om MOSS, PHYLLIS LEE ..... CHICAGO, Lambda Kappa Sigma MOTYKA, WALTER ALBERT . . . . . CHICAGO, A.Ph.A. NEDVED, RONALD E, . . . . CHICAGO, Phi Della Chi, A.Ph.A. PARKER, RICHARD KEITH ...,. NEW HAVEN, Phi Delta Chip A,Ph.A. PERLMAN, GERALD NORMAN . . . . . CHICAGO, A.Ph.Ag Delta Kappa Sigma PULS, JOAN ..,.. KANKAKEEg A.Ph.A. RAIMAN, HAROLD G ...... CHICAGO, Phi Delta Chi, A.Ph.A.g University of Illinois, Navy Pin ROGERS, HAROLD EUGENE . .... VILLA GROVE ROSEN, JOEL ..,,, CHICAGO, Delta Kappa Sigma, lnterfraternity Council ROSENTHAL, THEODORE .... RUS, KENNETH ANTON . . . . . CHICAGO, Delta Kappa Sigma BERWYNg Kappa Psig 8.5. RUSH, CLYDE C ...... CARBONDALEg Phi Delta Chi, A.Ph.A. scmcx. umm wnnsn ..... sxoxis, Delta Kappa Sigmag Rho chi, A.PhA. SCHULTZ, DONALD P ...... SPRINGFIELD, Phi Delta Chig A.Ph.A. scnuuz, :Ames , , , , Qgqmup SEROWIECKI, DANIEL NORIERT SHWACHMAN. BENJAMIN . . . SIKORA. JEANETTE CATHERINE Illinois, Navy Pig-1 SIIOYA. Alun sumzv . , , suum, Annu: vcmou , , A Cc.,-rcil Il, 2 S46 , , . . . CHICAGO, A.Pli.A. . . CHICAGO: Delta Kappa Sigma . f d . . , CHICAGO: limba. Kappa Sigma: A-PNN! U . , KANKAKEL Kappa Pxig A.Ph.A. . . rneevonr, Phi oem. cha, A.vh.A,, cam mmm 1331 9'4 1URKi HK VALVOD' VARIAKC WATSON wsmeiz. WEINER. WELSH, l WHITCOI IFANEY. zucscm zuimns VALVODA BPPG Sfgma A.Ph.A, muuons REGINA Jusxsvnclus CICERQ Lambda Kappa Slgma .,,., ,Q fu WMSON HENRY CHICAGO Delta Kappa Sugma Syuden, Council HJ EINER ELEANOR ALLEN CHICAGO Alpha Lambda Delta A Ph,A, WEWER SHELDON SAUL CHICAGO Delta Kappa Sngma WELSH THOIIQSJSPQQEJRSYICE Ph A CHICAGO Class Presndeni lll Student Council ll, 23: Pharma zucscnwsnor non c MOUNT CARROLL as umvefsny of Illinois 3 zunAms cHARLEs ANTHONY vvoRTH Ph: Delta ch. A Ph A., Newman Cm, NOT PICTURED THADDEUS J. DYBAS WARREN V. KARLSEN JOSEPH D. KRAMER RICHARD G. KRYWOKULSKI ARTHUR R. MANSON FRANK A. MAZZUCA PAUL J. MEEHAN SHELDON MINSKY LAWRENCE W. SOBLE DONALD E THURSTON GEORGE WALLACE, JR. f i vs O r 3 i ? 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Ro Nr For Hu SH Dol r I 4 f z an 'nf '10 It Pfrrr-1' J r u tl l'r-'ir ll. u Jmfl fdlrr Str-.rr Ir nom row Donald Knox Marne Redunu Mary Johnson Arlene Azukas Alexander Gonzales Sher.-rm Gsrrrb rg Frr,-rl U Not m panel Elmer Acevedo Robert Aguilar John Akrns Joe Bankhead James Batterbury Jwme Boramk Grr ld H sr, JJ Bulow Rrchard Campbell Robert Carpenter James Cerwin Neal Chazdon Thomas Chrrchrrrllo lrrrrr Crr rrrr r, Cralg Joseph Delcourse Eugene Demsko Dona'd Dietz Abraham Doreyrtch Ronald Faber Mu Freru Jsrrnh crskovnch Donald Gage Lawrence Cary Harry Goodman James Grazrano Theodore Greskowrak B bhy Hrrrrrr, John Bohumrl Horesovsky Ronald Jablonskr Joseph Hames Herbert Jekel Darryl Jelrnek Maurrcc Julros Lrrry Krlrrl, l Kay Jean Klawltter Norman Kocoyrek Wayne Kroll Gerald Lenza lrwrn Levrnson Stanley Lullo Mtchrll Lyp, J.rrrr 'f McKlnley Wallace McNeal Albert Madura tdward Manculla Mlrvole Matrc Charles Manu Gwlc M xwgll lrrr, M Netwne Kenneth Ntshrmura Robert Novak Charles O Donnell Kenneth Orzofl George Palmer G rmld Pulr Kr,-rrrrrr F r deau Jeffrey Rappapor' George Rotchford Leo Ryan Joseph Salerno Jerry Schan Allan Scheck Ro: rd Schlrrut-rr, l H Edward Srrak Wrllram Smlth John Sproul Robert Stromberg Robert Stancrk James Swrder Stmley Tlorr Donald T. r vans John Wakey Michael Walsh Davud Wrlktn Edward Wrllrams Robert Wrlson Wwrrer Wrnston S tu Mrry lv P f-,.,, . rlillfl r X N N llr Rrrrrl I F 1 l Wir: lr Q ,-. - 1 'lf luv' slzlxwwl fxlllu I K,urxn.xfll l r I xl --1 l mg. . nllllll11l,l4X immllllx ul lull mlux mixing .lx .1 lmmlul Nl f,.i.,l: '. 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Since in grown umil sci- acy stuclem body Embers. student lmnmliw ng the clevclup- ie pluimizicy pm- rding with cvcii ker, Joel Rosen, Rlfllald 'les Rothschild, Edwald J, Melvyn Dolin, Cllalles ii Rairnan, Adrian Feiner- iff Marshall Olsen, WW . lb- - 1 ' x , ,, 1 A W ., f Campus Canclicls .gegw fi Mfg-X. 1 of 'L 1 O 5 I ,U Ax N 1 ' . ' X f 2 F ll' l- i D 'ug 3 ' v 0 Eiauur Lu! Ch. 1.!'!1h1uc...,. '-an in ' , A Entrance to Higher Learning J lu! X College ol D li. l EDXVARD J. FORREST, Assista '15-ly in- nt Dean DR. ISAAC SCHOUR, Dean lllliflllglllllll the lout' years lending to ll lluclur ul ll li'l SUV?-iCl'X flvgree, the husie ztntl health sciences 'uit tiueglit mnttltmeutislx uith the clinic th.tl tlteoretitznl knowledge can he lllC'0lAlJ0l'2lll'll into ' 5 - 1 ' I 1' ' :' 'ztlmttrsea sv clinic :il expe1'ietlc'e. xlllill l'ese:n'cl1 work is being c'ztrrietl on continu- Sll 'U ll l5' 'WW metlmtls ol' preventirm zmtl ll'L'Ill- ment nl tlisezise :intl to improve the existing plwemluittw. The clentznl student ntuv p:n'lic'ip:ite Ill 1 expztmltng the scope ol the healing science thrnuglt lumlilll' xl5 '?i Ui the mumry's lending tlentztl IC- Nl nth wt ll'llllHlS :ire un the llllflllly. Some :are Sll0Wll the next page engaged in their held of interest. 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'f2g '14, - -9' .YQ i ...-. ,uv V nn- I 15 Q o m' ' , o 3 I- .4 nuff V 17 ,, 598 ..-1, ,. .f 05,4 - r,-r as f. j, w l I We Dr HL-my JL-Hay lm-, .1 rom-.xrch plum! cr1h!?cd eff fiwuvwcal Dcfcct mf .1 Mutant Strom of Rals Thcw 'W 'vi my umqm: hp-Cnusc 'ff thy-rr 511-m'hC.Jliv .1b'.'.'H! mC'lv7 1 if-9' if '- Gf5!1'Y!w:, hcrw.--,him-.11 wuh hug. .155nxmnl, Mr Bucnu Wrughlf, I3 tfvffv' fi YH- 4-H'-rv of gnu-.-.urcs fm me oral mucf-an by lnflnlIfH1 of Mmm U' in-'. .f r .. 9 ,Jo i ai 8 1 ..-. ,a 4 3 3 3 O .f ll ,f Q I Un mrltnx r,p'l'H -2 or Role ,7-A hit V ie v- , , ff . W, gh grant entitled Bi, ain of Rats' Tl1f?5C'fll' tetically absent inCIS,-N Bueno lriglqll- is Wflfj by inflation of haimtt In College Ol Dentistry Activity l l l i Q-GQ! .Xi 'MM as f '-' f fe ff ul Dr, Elaine Stuebner and Dr. John Spence are working concurrently on Dr, E, Lloyd DuBrul is doing ren-.if li it r 1 r -i l operative procedures under general anesthesia, using nitrous oxide and brain in relation to facial furiclil i- il , l l oxygen as the primary agent and fluorothane as the secondary agent, titled Evolution of the Speech fAXLiLJ.lI.H',i. fl 1 ,.- X. ii ,ffinl-Rf YQ, w i 1 ir ' 5 X .5 . ' ' - ,,, A T-.T Q I 'Y w i 5:1 -A Y in A ',-xc tee 11 y I w w 4- V .rl V I , Brown' 3 gfC2Cu.'!l- -luv- :lass iigda lanfei here instructing a freshman histologt' Drgaijgldemal anarcmki 5,m3.,ag In ierLurresDecially interested in dental pulp pathology. pa Came fsclini elm Drolecl is Dulpal innervation and its reaction 'U ' Ca Procedures, S59 l ...W sf.-...ti-.4-rf .ia ' Q 'i i s-ii '- 9 vf , at 5 L fb Q ul mY., COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY Class Officers A DE IRVIN ..... FREEPOFNQ B. S.: Class President l2,-fl: Student Co 'I . SINE' CL U 5H.Cs,,.,, 5:5-dqnt Council i3,4': Dean's Advisory Committee i2:3'TiF'p:.l'2'J-'I :mm I-OA: University Of W'SC0f'S-tt: U'1'Y'f'5l'Y Of lllinois: Rockford Cioll , ' 9' 99 Z vs-, ,732 WGA v' r L 'r 1 -,os-an-fy 'Y 4 .fi if lX-., fl s. , 1 A or . - .K 1q 3 , ft 9- Q l 1 5 l t s ' y ' 2. ,fini . N Ti ' t f' S6-O E ' 1 fq :Nt s svfag rr lf ' 'Q' ..y 1 S 'fr Ii' 1 Ca STACNNIAK, JOSEPH J ....., BERWYN: B. S.: Class Vice President: Student Council: Psi 0049. tumor ADA: Un-vers-tv of lllinois ' KEONARD, IRVING J ....,. CHICAGO: B. S.: Class Secretary: Alpha Omega: Junior ADA: U... Ci,-rsity of lllinois DE GAETANO, FRANK PAUL ..,.. RIVERSIDE: Class Treasurer: Psi Omegllg Junior ADA: y i'.'l.try's College BARBER, DENNIS BYRON ..... TUSCOLA: B. A.: Student Council: Psi Omega: Junior ADA University ol Colorado: Washington University BARIUNGTON, ERWIN PHILLIP ..... CHICAGO: B. S.: Student Council: Eitecutive Student Cow cil: Alpha Omega: Junior ADA: University of Illinois, Navy Pier DRYSCH, AlLEN I ,...,. BERWYN: B. S.: Student Council 63, AJ: Class President Ol: Class Set retary J: Dc-an's Advisory Committee: Psi Omega: Miami University: Elmhurst Cqllqgy AIKMAN, EUGENE ELLISON . .... MATTOON: B. S.: Psi Omega: Dental Christian Med-ul So ciety: llltnt Union Cofiee Hour Committee l3, dl: Junior ADA: Residence Hall Asset-o tion l2, 3,: Dc-Pauw University: Eastern lllinois University BAER, HENRY ...,. CHICAGO: B, S.: Alpha Omega: lllini Union Music Committee: Junior AN. Mcdskisg University ol lllinois, Navy Pier BUIUNS. BIRUTA ,..,. CHICAGO: B. S.: Psi Omega: University ol Illinois, Navy Piet BRADBURY, ROBERT l ...... MORRIS: B. S.: Psi Omega: Illini Union Social Committee lllll Jun-or ADA: Senior Key Committee: University ol Illinois lRADlEY, DE6N VARIAN ...,. ELMHURST: B. S.: Psi Omega: Student Council lil: EWU' gllege WINNER. :owne ..... cntci-too: as., Ataris omega, untvmaiy ol tttamai. NM - U't'Vl 1 Y Ol Chicago: Roosevelt University IIYANY. TRACY LELAND ..,., CARBONDALE: B. S.: Psi Omega: Class Vice President Ui: N' LDA. 50vllt1'Ht lllinois University: U. S. Merchant Marine Academy CHT'00'0VANt4I. Armtonv r .... Jzocxrono, Psi omega, Student cwmst mi N' AUM: Medths: Drake University: Rockford College cmstuncuh eosnt iossm ..... strains vmtev, as., Pi. omg.: tsssItrPw00 ' U TQ? CHVS. AlNOlD CHICAGQI 8, 5: Un,,,,,,,:,Y Og 'lunch' Nav' pu., cost. suuuo milton , , A CHICAGO: 8 54 Ainm Omwn UnM,,,,, gf lllinois. rtmrd Cluatl. urns tltolltc , rstezvont: 5. 5., Pi. omg., Junior AOA: tom Colllw N' lctd Cqllq-gg DRACON 5vANSt HRDMI rtscrtlf rtAMEF rttcxii JIIEND IRYMIR GIIMOI OIENNI 0OlDSl GORDY, OIUIEI NACE, Mill, J NOCMA- NUDOI HUMM- unc tscus IANO un HEI! KUW URS! UND amos' WHUAM GEORGE ..... WAUKEGAN, B.S., Psi Omega, Lake Forest CQlt,9,, RD ..... CHICAGO, 8.5.1 AI h O . - , Nmfdl, lilzlxrnineez University of Illinois, Nav? Iaiefmeg-3. Jumor ADA: SenIor Announcement , , UQ I 1 :mint ALFRED ..... CHICAGO, B.S.: Alpha Omega, Univefmy of minoh 4 I ARD IRWIN . . . . BROOKLYN, NE . , mguucn, bf'?v :uhy w Yotzx, a.s., Alpha Omega, Nw, YW, Student Council ' - ll,2,J, my Jossvn ..... PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA- B 5 . l?::tiZCgb?a4goIEsEieOm,,:,Z MKII. RO mini Union Music Committee 13, 41, University of Illinoisz l?JL?,IyaP?cTega: Jumo' ADA- ' 73' 0 6 Student Council, Psi 3 Omega: Junior ADA, Um, il Omega, Junior ADA, Si, , Psi Omega, Junior ADA, 1cil, Executive Student Coun- Ivy Pier lass President l3l, Class Sec- ' University, Elmhurst College Dental Christian Medical So- ADA, Residence Hall Associa- usic Committee, Junior ADAI F Illinois, Navy PIG! bn Social Committee l2I3 IIi udent Council l3l: Elmhum rsitY of Illinois, Navy Pier, President l2lf JUN' ass Vice AcademY Student Council l3lf JUN' Omega: LaSalle-PCfU'O9Ie5bI y Pier 1 . PF' iversitY of llll l0'5' Navy I L, ADA. Loras College? Roc ar 1 Omega, man ARTHUR ..... CHICAGO, B.S., University of Illinois Il Iso JR ...... CARBONDALE, a.s., P' 0 . - , I mmm cYRSouthern Illinois UniversitY sl mega' Jumor ADA' Masomf Clvb: mnigf, WILLIAM EDWARD ..... GALESBURG, as., Psi Omega, umvemy of ,,,,,,o,5 ' af Q Q -M' WAYNE MERRILL ..... SAN Jose, B.A., a.s., P- 0 . - . alumni' Beloit College, Rockford College S' mega' mm C0mm 'C 3 ll 4.. OIENNER, RICHARD ALLEN ----- CHICAGO, B-5-I Alpha Omega, Roosevelt University GOLDSTEIN, ARNOLD ..... CHICAGO, B.A., 8.5.1 Alpha Omega, University of Illinois vc- iq fi BDIDY, DAVID H. . . . CHICAGO, B.S., Alpha Omega, Junior ADA, University of Illgnogs. Loyola UDIVBYSIIY ' OIIIBER, JOSEPH W ...... BROOKFIELD, B.S., Psi Omega, University of Illinois 'B T 1. f Us C IIAGE, JAMES EDWARD ..... AURORA, B.S., Psi Omega, Student Council ill, Saint Procopius ' G ' College A A ,ws J ,. . 4, F. Q IIILI., JERRY D. . . CRAB ORCHARD, Delta Sigma Delta, Junior ADA, Southern Illinois Uni- A 1 , verstty , IIOCHMAN, LAWRENCE S ...... CHICAGO, B.S., Alpha Omega, lnterfraternity Council l2l, Stu- dent .Council l2l, Illini Union Social Committee l2, 3, AJ, Junior ADA, University of y is Gs 1 ig n E lllInoIs, University of Illinois, Navy Pier I 5.1 - I IIUDGINS, JOHN 0 ...... CARBONDALE, B.A., B.S., Psi Omega, Junior ADA, Southern Illinois yt' C University fe I , 4. 3 ,V IIUMPIIREY, ROBERT HUGH ..... HARRISBURG, Psi Omega, Junior ADA, Southern Illinois IA University - i,Ql,gi.4- ,E i. T3 eff' ' Q s 'f' ,.f2'm .fee , l ISM I C5, M. JACK ..... CHICAGO, B.S., Alpha Omega, Junior ADA, University of Michigan ACKSON, ALBER1: LE VERN . . . . . CHICAGO, Dental Christian Medical Society, UniversitY OI IllInoIs, Navy Pier IANUV, BARRY ALLAN . . . . CHICAGO, B.S., Alpha Omega, Illini Union Social Committee l2. 3I 4l: Junior ADA, Senior Announcement Committee, University of Illmots umm' GUNIHER J. ..... CLARENDON HILLS' B.A. es., Psi Omega: Wright Junior Collegef . , . , t UnIversIty of Illinois -- nmmm' MORION . .... CHICAGO, s.s., Alpha omega: Junior ADA: UnivefSl'Y of llllnols' Navy PIer M tu . - WAMOIO- Cl-lfF0RD st-Ion ..... HONOLULU, HAWAII, a.s., NLS., Delta Sigma of-sim, um- Verstty of Hawaii, Michigan State University, University of Chicago fs -- .1 , I 3 ri, x 46 URS: . N, ROBEELQEEE .-. MOLINEI B.A., 5.5.7 Psi Omega, Class Vice President ill: Auflustana 4 IINDE V 5, NBERQIWILLIAM HERMAN . . . . CENTRALIA, B,A,, 3.54 psi Q,-mega, Junior ADA: Southern v WN llnots University DB . ERG. LEO LEONARD ,,,,, K ISLAND- B.A,, AHA.: ps, Omega: Class Treasurer ill, ROC I Class SeC'ela Y l3l, Junior ADA, Augustana College I .4, lil I 4 l rg ,gf Qs --4 fb-Q of rqx Q 43- ' , 1 t-my -V I + -' It 1 I -r Aix L ,VA A b ' K I' r 1 0 -1 i Q J- 1 14 X cw I5 ,N 4:1 'K ... Sw' 1.- .ft If LX EIT' fs . SA' -,. Q 4 Aw, at iw 'x v Y, HEDVIN ALVIN G A CHICAGC5 5.5, Alpha Omegag Intertraterniiy Council- univmw d I. , Y P- . ' ' ty ER CHARLES ,,.., CHICAGO: P5l4Ot110Q8i Dental Chrislkx Mgd . MICHALSENA 7r.,,t,xr,r 3, Suqeni Council I3'g Wright Junior College I n 'nl 5'oc YQ MOWAT BRUCE ig QQANGH Delta Sigma Deltag Joliet Junior College ANIEL 5. E ROCRFORD, AA., 8.5.5 Psi Ornc-gag Class President ill: J I NIHSEN' D U,.,,,.rr.-, Cl Iilrnoisg Rockford Ccllcocg Beloit College WWADAC PfRLIS' LARRY A. .... CHICAGOg 5.5.5 Alpha Orneqag University of lllinoigg U,,,,,,,mYd Iliinois, Na-.5 Pict' YY WARREN E. . , . CHRISIOPI-lERg 8.54 Psi Om:-gag Student Council Ill: D qi i I PH ' y...,df.,, r,m,,. I 2, 3, Af Illio corrimsiir.-Q, Junior ADA: Florida CI,,f,'i,:,, gms: Url.-.L-ri.:-, ct Illinois REINERT, ANTHONY LEONARD ...,. WILMETTEg B.S.g Notre Dame Universilyg Loyola Un' ' L'rx.',r-rgily ot Nltclitgan l mcg' DQNALD W ,,,4,l ELGINg B.A,p Delta Sigma Delta: Junior ADAg Illini Union Dinghy Committr.-r: ,2, 3, 45 University of Illinois RIEDLINGER, JOHN D. . . . . DECATURg B.S.g Junior ADAg University of Illinois SALKAUSKAS, NIJOLE APOLLONIA . . . . CHlCAGOg B.S.g Psi Omcgap University gt III 5900. Navy Pier SCANLON, GERALD PAYRICK . . . , CHlCAGOg BA.: Psi Omegag Class Secretary lllg Suit Procopius College SHOLES, CHARLES WILBUR JR ...... NAPERVILLE: Psi Omcgag Student Council lllg Dgrfrg' Christian Medical Society ll, 2lg Junior ADAg University ol Illinoilg Dulie Univqqrryh North Central College: Roosevelt University SILVERGLADE, LEE BRIAN .,... CHlCAGOg B.S.g Alpha Omegag Dental lnterttatermty Cmnbl. University ot Illinois SUFALKO, ARNOLD FELIX ..... ELMHURSTg B.S.g Psi Omega: Junior ADA: Intertrntetnity Co-I CII: Elmhurst College SWAYNE, PAUL RAY ..... BLOOMlNGTONg 8.A., 8.5.5 Delta Sigma Delta: lntertulomtly Cow cil 43: Student Council lllg Indiana Central Collegeg Wabash Collcoeg Illinois Nofrtul M r University rl' S ULLMAN, GERALD ARNOLD ...,. CHlCAGOg B.S.g Alpha Omegag Junior ADAg Univfnitf 9' R .H Illinois, Navy Pier WAHL. Noumin ..... CHlCAGOg as., u. s. Maiaisry Academy wstustsm, mwm ALLEN . . . . CHICAGO, 8,545 Alpha omega: Junior ADAI umwnitv vt lf noit., Navy Pier r wuts, :om o 1 I Ii,-rnnisauncr, Bfiy, 5.5, p,I Omega: Junior ADA: turn Colin!! W - '1 Y O llrnviz I N 'r 3 0 - E f 5, won' ROGER R- - EU-'-HU95T: B Sr: Clan Vice President till: lntertrnternity C0vM'l: Sha. - Qt-gl C 'f 'f'l 3, Elrnli-:ral Collergr- :L A pr ZUIN, WILLIAM ALLAN . . CHlCfiGOg as., Alpha Omcqag urravr-nay ot Illinois L GI V N 0 Y P I C T U R E D JAMES L. DUCKNER RENNEYH E. KEATS GEORGE F. KENNEDY L 1 I lop 'OW Ji: fourth tl G, third tot lr Second r VL' Bottom r Not in F III lop row third ro Srrond I H Bottom tl Not In il J J r Iou '. , r1Cil, Un.-,mmf tian Medica, SVN le :lent lil, junm ML llinoi l lll: Denial QM, ida Christian C9ii,,lj E ity, Loyola Un,,,,,,,,,' lllini Union Duct, linois University of Illmgt Secretary lli, 5,- l COUnCll lllg Devi nois, Duke Univcrsh nterfraternity Co- fi l 5 lnterfraternity C: ' , Interfraternity Col gllegeg Illinois Noiwi , ADAI University F' DA, University of l A: Park Collfqff li lg SWAN- ernity COUHF' of IllinoiS r 57 Umwsrxii, fi J. Y I 'te , fl .., . V HI ,Lvl 1 . 2 A Q lqioiv: Jack Isaacs, Eugene Aikman, Leonard Fischbach, Cyril Friend, Jr. Jc-rr Hill L., . Y , 'Q Lundlyvrii Jin .-1 john Hudgins, Roger Michalsen fwnli ww: Gerald Scanlon, James Hage, Robert Larsen, John Wells, Larry Perlis, Edwmd B1.,,,,,N W , ,,., ilmatc Charles Sholes Jr mydyslj Briice Mowat, Daniel Nielsen, Alvin Medvin, Arnold Goldstein, Arthur Flicker, Robur Ea,,,,,, .I Frymire, William Dracos, Ray Swayne ggandtowz Biruta Berzins, William Lindenberg, Henry Baer, Irwin Weinstein, Morton pqfC.,,,,,,,, i,,, 5 Warren Petty, Albert Jackson, John Riedlinger, Miiole Salkauskas Imam row: Leonard Evanson, Afrwld Cl9vS, Irving Leonard, Joseph Stachniak, Claude Sime, Print Q.-, N-pt in pmol: Dean Bradley, James Buckner, Anthony Castrogiovani, Bernard Cole Ferdman, Riqmfq Cut, thony Re-inert, Gerald Ullman, Norman Wahl Dentistry Seniors Dentistry Juniors l0P tow: Harold Dreebin, Robert Morris, Norton Jacobs, Ralph Decker, Donald Findlay, Jafwg-5 KH- it A it Third row: Edward Kaminski, Leo Bieser, Donald Hackman, Victor Bigford, Norman Hffisrwr, Rnl:-ltr' Etrft SxondHrobw: Donald Saltzman, Beniamin Hoekstra, William Prusin, Ogden Munroe, James Nelson, ft ir-ii' F ' a erstro lottom tow: Charles Gorman, Leonard Giannone, student council representative, David Fist-el P' N in ' ' Clfnl: Samuel Dyer, David Paset, James Reader . , NV' ' Pllltlr Edward Artz, Richard Baker, Alfred Bass, Glen Boas, Calvin Borchardt, Hoot- B-,rlw C 7lUd0lDh DePalma, Arthur DeVol, lra Fleishman, treasurer, Mary Foster, secretary, f.'l.ir.ii' Ggffxi-i -' l05f'Dhson, Michael Karagianis, Earl Ketchum, Roger Kline, Henrv Klvkaf J0S?Dl' KUl l',' C U :fi John Murray, Francis Powers, Harold Reckrey, Howard Rose, David Ross, Richard 51 '- DU' ' SDQNCGY Toppen, Donald Valentine, Thomas Walsh, Eugene Yale, Nelson Yo9' XE? as K I ' 6 , .. 'Q J K, - l N 2 1 as l t f Q '- 'g. -4 F ' I , I .rg- , 4 Y I A x L hh'n7'xn Q rn x ,ab 7 f' 'Q , 1 A4 x A 15' ,, Q ,e F' ' - A A 'ihv px 0 Q 1,,,, Q x A 'rd 'ez 5 Oo. -og., AT- 5. ra sv. X . X. I ,V4 v . A A. - A A L A Y' I, fn.. V ' . I ,. , . , , '.' - - 4- ' - -. .1 '.',x Q-' .wd 'fuwki .'.'.w!-.:'ym.1k ,'...,,. 54.4. I If-,Wm ff - - 5- '.-v lem, D..1.-H Ml-pm-U l,.,c1,.:l sums ' U- -A fn.. -1 RU! . v- I W. .kwfm nm Fm-Aww Ci,d,, M, 11 1 ,uv U:-r.u'Li X.'Je-my Rnynumud Skmvy Dfw, aww ,nu l 1 9 1 ' NLKJV. Ken 1-VU: pf,--,,d,.,,y, j,.,,,,.,. ,mi I o N v .H pn-M nw,-b nw-QLVQ pg,-,.,,,,n, Koch fmlr gum QM' Vu vo lnwvh Vh.,.1 'n1rmdu-,- HM .n U--.I Dental Sophomores Dental Freshmen ' H11 11 I ' IH-r.-.wud fhvvxvv um, Huff 1--Hr-1 9 -' - 'H--'iWv F-'uh-'v! MIIM-14 Vxnlmll N-U: 4' 'J Y 1 v fi 4' ri -U Inn-mi! fumuld Cf-rcl.1.s glv I I L- '-1-I -ri! lnvv, Rlqhunix, fulhu P:-mn-dx 1 l r f' vi P y- vvv,'-- , ,'.'1H4-1 h'wd'.w-P N' Mn :uw 1 r 1, .vxn qw, ',,11! ,,-.zB. W-I-rh his ' ? Cl I3X 'Q no 1 5, L E i i Y: 'Qt ff tx: c s. ee., gn ,-.. 4 56 K' x4 LJ Y' 7 H ufh-1 gn V' - . I ow: William Korl, Niclcolas Konievich, Thomas Lmm,ring, Allm 'X ,, i, .'. ii L , ,I alszrymak, Zanc Miilil, l-i. Bglloln row: Joseph Stachniakf Leonard Giannone, secretory, Claude glut Y, nf, .id in, ,','if Q.. , . , ggephen Linden' WMM j No! insggrxlgDirgrsmfegfargoigzggrlicc presidenig Erwin Barringion, Anhui Og-V0lx R,Cl,,,d Ht., .,, , , , Friedman, Gordon H.ii-i ' nond Sko , B S l.- .N . N V g H 'Q V K, - - . ny me OL' l,1lgQnll1cl'5Lllclcl1l Louncils, this Olgilllllllllfhll win-N iliix liunni xxwiitiii .i lngli-i ii i i ni esldem' lemme R 'ql' it .i im-anis ol connnunicaition lJcLwccn Llic suimlvnlw ginnl llililx, .intl nnili1xi.in-ling .M i. ,- Koch' Emi' Rlggf Roliifff 'lil' gimliiiiiiixliuiliniig liowcx'c1', Llic council nl llic llvnlgil x-:liiili in iuin li.iilN in li-glifi ,i in 1. mlinnl is unique in its clcgrcc ol' inllucncc :incl Zllllllillllt, pinli-winii. llii l.i- i ilrii il ii i. lil, -i V. 'ul mmann, Barry Giblmis, Iler, Marshall Mall, Zi0 ' Arnold Gorchowi RM' ll: L ards, Arthur R9Y'10ld5i 'll' r, Michael Montalconc dlowskil Seikichi Tabs, l ill spa-iiail iiiici-Q51 is the honor syslcin wlzilmlislin-il, ilv- Lviiii-i .nv iuiixi-liiiii-4 .ti..l.,,,r.in, -,i , wlnpul :intl g0YC1'llCCl by the council ilscll. 'l'ln'nug -' - . . ll Nalin uilxiinini ifinnl nl iln Nnui. :fu Dental Student Council Q I I Dental lnterlraternity Counci Top row: Lee Silverglade, Richard Lord,hglfnffldossifculffiIndia, U K Bottom row, Edward Brenner, vice pre-Si 811, '- 1 'S - ! 1 .11 95 V -uf A I ji af x N ? Q fi .D .S 'Us ? 't .9x' ' .2- ft 'Q ,,L? 4 i A l vi-f . l V 'f lXlpl1.n Klum-g.: XX'-LIN Inumlul in WHS mmlllallmugly ' .nl Illv l'lul.ulvlpln.n Cmllvgc ul lk-111,11 gu,m.n 3 Xl.uxl.nml l'uiu'1xilx. lkWk'lllX w.u's lAlll'l Ill.. - Xlplm ilI.llJlk'l nun nwlgnlmlisllul on llliw hlllllblh ,mdk mm fmunlmmul ol ummm' lllgm dill mvmlm- g :mf lllnll lux gltbhll In ,wh .IQIIXC mlnnplg-lx Xumcd I I I l.ll xlnlllxqplul I. hu ll lull Illm lNl.Itll lk-nu' Smllrml. 101, ,o,, ',' V ,V v 4- 1 - H .- 1'-1 L' 'f 4 rn-fplmdmu sf-crrhnry, Ju' nano ,0,, ' 1.'. M1 !'v -,'-r pu--.vnlfgnvl lr.-.ln Vv'wn I Alpha Omega :xt:d'0 :,-' lr' JH!-' viufl fvvzchlmcln, Allu-d Bax: RUM-rl fI.nnur, Wwllmm Fox, D.w1d Cordy, D-wld ln'lx:n.1n Marlon luv:- .nmnd 'oi I A 'I 'L' ' '4: -'lflllh Er.-fm Bnrrlfvllun, I-hm Fulton, Wnllmm Zoran Euqcvw Yule, Dmmld 5.ul11m.m noviom 'O' .Il Y ' . 'f'Hl-v-'-YvHC1- Hoclvmlm, Barry J.mc,v, Mnlclwll Frnudnmn, Roll Gross, Guorm: Bn-nl! He-my lla:-I ' -H' '-1'-1-HI, ici.-mul Hrqnm-r, Ir.-fm Wa,-mzlum, Jurormg Sumqn, Marvin Eurnum, Burvmrd Colt mn. llllll' Q., lam CM! Agllor Ng! nr ll Hun lwlll -lv .I Ill ml, 'X.lN Xlllll lop 14 lowll' lhud hum, lollor No! in- i008 sinnili: Dentzil Singr yea in this rznn l 'll .intl rs Inter llir' ,xlphgl menilmers, 'l'1,,. in 'e r.liz1 J I year spoiisoi-4-r l Il Inll Jl' the lsrzir-li lilrm, d Liebman, Morton ald Saltzman ge Brent, Henry 512' an, Bernard Cole J 77, We sew , Ky sm 4 .s 5 sc. ' ' . A . 1' me ku-t', 4 05008-IOP row: Arnold Sufalko, rushing chairman, Jerome Ringl, Qdnofg J,,,,,,r Sl, ,, .I ,,. ', wellg, chief interrogator, Robert Challenger, senator ' lanom row: Robert Humphrey, house manager, Dean Bradley, secretary, Roger i,'J,'i, , chaplain I I A A Noi in pmol: James Hage, social chairman, James Miller, historian Psi Omega ln i802 :it the Bzlltinlore College ol' Surgery, Psi t-rlinni-tn, io tint-.nn-T init lll'Zlllirl lllllt'g2l, an clentzil lrziternity, was lounclecl. Since its ivlioin in r.rn :inn lor irlrt.. nr! ...t wir. f lnunrling, it has grown to gi total ol' 27,000 nieinbers in ginrl In .irlthnr in .ill Hit intl. 1. :in rnnntn. in 'i'i:lr'lll'e Cllilplers. lln' girlmiirr ol lln -if Ill.Il irirrt- 1-i-All ll , lfleven years zilter the founding of the original ctlizip- lt'l, .ii lm-sriii, rrnisisrs -rl l nn inlnr I 1 r lt'l',lllL'l0C1ll brzineli here at the University ol' Illinois ul iln-ii li.rlr-iiiilx Is i.rllr.i lin lin. r it this lounrlecl. Its purposes are to cnltivzite the proles- rltnnois io ltirp tis rin init. lx in :-,init i sinnzil qualities 0liilSIllClI1lJCl'S, to lnrther their srientilir iln-niglioni ill- is-ti lil lop row: Christopher Costis, Eugene Aikman, Spencer Toppen, Larry Guackenbush, Jam'-1 'lid-H, Friend, Tracy Bryant, John Hudgins, John Reidlinger, John Wells, Robert Larsen Robert Challenger, Gunther Kazalla, Warren Petty, Roger Michalsen, James Lelmis, Vlrlirwr F' llnicd row: William Dracos, Richard Ciechanowski, Vincent Losito, Allen DeWeerili, H.rra.o 3-' James Spires, Gordon Hamilton, Robert Creed, James Shaller, Winfield Morgan, Sari-irerFLJ'-r Second row: Paul Erickson, Charles Polk, Joel Montalbano, Eugene Schlkair, Robert Morris, ours. Bieser, James Cramer, Arnold Sufaklo, Anthony Castrogiovanni, Joseph Stazlnwml., Cin or- J kttom row: Ruth Berzins, Louis Taglia, Jerome Ringl, Robert Humphrey, Dean Bradluvh FUN U Nll0le Salkauskas N Na' '.Panel: Bill Ater, Dennis Barber, Derwood Bammann, Calvin Borchardt, Mus Sowell, SI0ni, John Dalton, Rudolph DePalma, Arthur DeVol, Thomas DOWHEY, R0bU'l El ,'Ci1- 5 NOYYHBH Heisner, Donald Hiilock, Ray Holloway, David lmm, Edwin Jach, Ed.'..iru -Wilfri- l93e9h MGYGY, lawrence Melaik, James Miller, Michael Montaleone, Daniel iJrl-- N ' 9199, Gerald Scanlon, Roger Schmisseur, David Sharp, George Shevlin, Kyrlilsdi H5 i ' ' ?'0'Ea5 lyallghrt, Ernest Visco, Joseph Waldeck, Thomas Walsh, Gerald Vlerns f-wc' -'J em ros I ,V- A ID WP :iq H i ,- eve. l Fourth row: Daniel Kumarich, Ronald Putzler, Maurice Shively, Robert Scapino, Robert Hurcti-, Nr-iff lD5'yf1. N 'ml f' rs if sf 'D mi 1 I I I I II ll l , ,I , .I-izfwlsgl I I I I X :w .' 12111 :xi Xi,ll llIUlll1llll I I ll It I Delta Sigma Delta Association of Philippine Graduate Dentists -in ii I 1 ll I .,. ,...!i I it .iii si slit mi ii .i- militia:-ills ui . ilfyglixfyk .ai ,V 4 III - I .1-I , A J A' , yi 3 Q tl Lyman Richard Salcamoto Jacobs, vice pfmji, Phillip Kahlert, ltit,-wa Nelson Yogi net: lfVinler Clarnhll as the third mitstfut , the Delts. ti t enients in the lichl -fl , nj 2' - 5. , f -as fa QU- ' 'W no ',., -if s Q1 of ya. 4 i ,, . p , ., 5l'LN,v' wi 1.9 vow: Cathy Collins, Jayne Cahill, JoAnn Obler, Roberta Guice, Barbara Shaffer, Carol V,i.r, lanem row: Jean Kirby, Mary Peters, secretary, Beth Alvarez, president, Judy Janis, vr.g.m,f.,-1, f .4 Y 'Ja I - , r 1 f-I i X . -. 'if ' xv , .4 .f Dental Assistants The University of Illinois proudly presents its first graduating class ol' Dental Assistants at the College ol' Itcntistry. The training program, which extends over a seven mnntli period, includes lectures on dental history and the basic' seienees, chair-side assisting operations, and ltlmoratory procedures. The student is introduced into t-ten' phase ol' dentistry through bi-weekly rotation in nah clinic, enabling the dental assistant to help the tlcntist carry out his services more ellieiently and el'- tt-uively. Sixteen women with at least a high school diploma ttcreselet'tetl to inaugurate this program. It is hoped that by next year the facilities are so expanded that A' lilfget' class can be admitted. Dental assistants are in mnstant demand by the profession and, thus. this field fillers lnrrative employment possibilities. wx , si IJ N4 l . L , ,,. v S- , l y y ,, , V - X l warm av 5 i -1 1 ,, f-F A ' 5 6,0 ini' I A N km ' D Y Q ,1- s. if? P Two dental assistants ' 1- 4' '- 1 , s l . i K : f ' - f1:f's2lf!,j-X' . '- v. N 1 Lf'1',wF:T-1 .- gif V 5:1Ag.g,, 3- f.,-:,a g,'i 1 is kv- 35Q,sL2nw94,'L4-ll,-t-i , , y A .- I, ln thc Clinics ' ! 4 f , if '- r: -. 1 ',, 1 .-, Student . .Al 'IQWFZ x ' ' W .ff MA f' A 1 1- 'A n r-. 0 . . ' - a . 2 , 4 1 H. . ' ' ' OWU5 .-n.- -f mm umm , y 'N 1+ Emi uf the day un the locker room as all shed thcnr clsmc g .md umcrgc IIN sport CIOIPNCS. . ' of I f W ,,. 9,-. .vb mf 1, Q. rg fr-, Y , Lrg ,m-n Th-5 v, rw: Buck Rogers but a student taking X Y pmwms gum.,-nt bfgfmg qlmucal trcatmcnt, 9 M1 mly W, . ,V . I .M ' 1,., ..,, -ummm ' ug.. wp-, ,p::::'1.5 v ' ,. ,Q-, .. 1' I I 'Z' ff 0 I i 1 ..4-11: NS. ,,n'Q Life 2 .W 1, Q-M fm ,t Nu C hu. I v 'Jlfl,f Irm- Ii' Student ed their clinic gowns g X-ray DlClU'e5 of A Nerf., 'P wr- f , .Qi the W fx.: 1, H Mun' W1-5 'ff is r ' A A, gg sg ,. Q 1 Ms- il 'Kkrwswv , 4- fifpi age g , -gif t f 1-ijssgg?-' X' ffjiifsf -5 5 if ,h N, , ' . fisf Q fc' ' 1 ,, ! 9 , lile No doubt this student will find it necessary to change his habits somewhat before establishing a practice. flfedffd technical advice in denture construction is Of- 'Wd by one of the instructors. 1 i xx' . fit ' N' iffefii in N gc ..-.. N 'X L as 1 AL ,, . , R . ,,v' ' D f f A, ' 1 .- - if '11, QL, , O A ,gc Q f' I' .s U Aw Q 0 I 'IA Rf, I LVL. 1 .1 V ,Y , J, --M l Dr. Mark C. Tanner -. iv, rw IV M-..w.:N DCMISHV Sophomore Anya I o nstructorshlp IDX :X lln' llmlmlmxlmllm Xxxunuls in xlu- llullvgrs ul llfllllxljx .eml Nlulim llll' um-lc' cwI.llrlisllc'cl lllllbll ilu' Inulmml ul lln' lr X 'ss NIMXIIXK' Nuulm-nl lmnmilx in mmlc-I lu lux llilmlc In ilu.-4 'ss' um-nnlwu nl lllm' I.uullx who lmxv. lu llli' gl'c'.ulm'xl1lc-gm Nlnmn lH'lIPllllIli'NN.l'Xll'll1'IllN guml lllll'lk'Nl in llwil lllwlllh tum. lln- R.lllll4HHl ll. 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In nclclilion lo ll pcr- H - 1 -i- . ., , ' - - 4 ' ii - ii ' ' ' l0 lhi lilfflllxl 'IW' oiril xnralril in the lolm ol El Colden Apple lacy, prc- -- 1 , lteresl in llic-ir lllNlIll wlllvll znnnnilly :ll zi gcncrzil zissoinbly ol' cncli ol llic ifrionnl ,Xwzml Wm .1 iilrools. il pcrinzincnl nwzirnl is innclc in llic lorin ol xi IC Collcgk, Ol Hmmm iiliqnc lnrng publicly in Lllc Ciliicngo Illini I nion liinlcl , , nw. l1lllllll'Cl In rlii-.lor 'HI N U h . W Q M ' W ' ' I Q H I iuxi.ni.iiclh1i1c llllCIlliCLl 215.1 lJlOglC5hlXC stop louzncl nl dam 'll l ' li min-Qiwil l:n'ully-slnclcnl llllllCl'Sl1lllQllllg nncl thus, lo- : from l92:1-lllsn. '.i.nil incrcaisccl ullicrlivcncss ol' instruction :incl lo cron lll'.llCl' ilIIlll'UYL'lllClll ol' Llic Univcrsiry ol' Illinois Col- liqiw ol llciilislry :incl Mcclicinc. Dr. Norman Roberg Dv pemml Swim' me Medicine Senior Award Medicine Senior AWGN? 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'N ,f 3 ' l X.fs fa' ff' ,f X un' of Medicine ff .. v , 1- Q Q' .' fx, fi L. is f if wff f J' X ' pix my ,ff N - 2 ' ., - J ip! 'Qi so , waf' 1 al gl I. ,f , .ff . f' K 'q N M . Ma- 5 4 rg ,- f A Fi! ' vu , 'YL fgx ' ri 1 f I 5 1 X Mi X14 Pvw.. B X asssEMFR BLOOMBE COLLEGE 0F MEDICINE Class Officers Q-Q 1. hi. Wy- , 'f . .,.3 ay 576 1- , - v ldfifx . . ifgi' I ii I 9.vi35f', ,Q , aovcs. I sRoDY. -I' R BERNARD ..... CHICAGO: B.S.: Class President: Student Counclg Al h 0 SCHENCKE I Aloha: Pi KaDDa Epsilon: University of Wisconsin, University of Illinois p E mn' ganna.- csnsv. E' casio, W WASSERMAN, DON HOWARD ..... CHICAGO: 8,525 Class Vice Presidentg Student Council, P+., Delia Epsilon, Alpha Omega Alpha: Medical History Club: Loyola University CAVMLAI GOLDSCHMIDY, HANNAH ..... PEORIA, B.S.: Class Secretary: Bradley University CAVENDE, SEWELL, ROBERT HAROLD ..... BELVlDEREg B.A., B.S.: Class Treasurer: Nu Sigma Nu: Pi Kappa Cmny JA Epsilon, University of Illinois ' GUSTAFSON, DONALD H ...... AURORAg B.A.g Student Council, Class Vice President IJI, Alpha Kappa Kappa: Alpha Omega Alpha: Pi Kappa Epsilon: SAMA: Augustana College CLARKE KRAMER, WILLIAM JAMES ...., MAYWOOD: B.S.: Student Council l3,4l: Executive Stud!!! I I Council, Pi Kappa Epsilon, University of Illinois, Navy Pier MARKS V PINSKI, JAMES BERNARD ,,.,. CHICAGO: B.A., B.S.: Student Council IB, ll: Class President I lfll: Executive Studenr Council l3, Al, Phi Delia Epsilon: Alpha Omega Alpha: P' KIDO! Epsilon: SAMA, University of Illinois C0NlEY. Aunano, sconce DONALD . . . . ELGIN: a.A,, a.s., Alpha Kappa Kappa: SAMA: Ueivffrtr ol Illinois , , crurrsno BAILEY, WILLIAM EDGAR . ,... DANVILLE: B.S.: Nu Sigma Nu: SAMA: Puldua UnrvlNI'Y BAKER, CHARLES S ...... ROUND LAKE: B.S.: Phi Beta Pi: SAMA: Univerlity of Illinois CURNYN, cunts, ii- BARKER' JOHN STARK -'--- CHICAGO: 5.5-1 Aloha KGDDU Karma: Illini Union 0ilPIlY c ' 'Ni SAMA: Unit-'crsiry ol Colorado , 1 i DEM BARNES. ROBERT FORREST ..... BATAVIA, B.S.: Nu Sigma Nu: Student Council Ill: SAW? no ovs in-in Stare College bf WMD ascx, nonuo J ...... PINCKNEYVlLlEg as., Alpha Kappa Kappa: SAMA, unavmaiy or lllw mm' amuse, some iowm ,.... Qocxrono, as., Phi map Sigma: SAMA, UnivarsitY vl 'l ' nzaoznou, sown rnauxun ..... Mamewo, Nu Sigma Nu, szwm, uaavmifv el ' umm BERLIN. LEONJARD il .a.. CHICAGO: a.s,, Phi Lambda Kappa: SAMA: Uni l'Y 'I Ia Jlf lf' USTEIN, Udsn' Cfwflclli Alpha Da., el'Sl'Y of Illinois residentp Student Council F- Jbg Loyola University l adley University Iurerp Nu Sigma Nug Pi Kava :lass Vice President lfllg +'Il:'l 5AMAy Augustana College ncil 13,105 Executive Slvd ier Q.. ,- Iouncil ia, All Clm Pfflldf Alpha Omega Alphdi P' mn' ,pa Kappa: SAMA: U l SAMAI Purdue Universllv 5 University of Illinois Off' I Illini Union Displav C dem Council lil, SAMAI ,-.i I- SAMAI UniversilY of mil: sANIAf Univ-'f'5l'Y of SAMA- University Of I Illlrtfl lIiI1C5 ' . li'-l SAMA: UnivetSllY of ' I IAYMOND ALTON ..... CHlCAGOg B.A., 8.5.5 Ph' RI 5, . . nglllla chicago ' I0 Qrna, SAHA, U,,,,,,,,,i C, RDON RICHARD ..... CHICAGOg BA., B.S, i . nwulumvggly of lllinois , Ph Delta Epsilon, SAHR, Un Wu, 'nfl ALIERTUS ..... LANSINCV B.S.g Phi Rho Sigma, SAMA. CMV n Canto , . i C EUGENE KENT .A . . PALATINE5 B.S.g Nu Sigm N : Al I 1 I A moan' University Of Illinois A U pw Om 9 Pl '- 5 P f-. vlo CHARLES ..... MURPHYSBOROg DA., as, pi- B I, y 'om' M Illinois UniversitY H P- Sf-MA. sppihain 'ogy JEROME 5 ...... CHICAGOf B.S.g Phi Delta Epsilon, 5AMAg University of III,,., DIS uw.A.JOltN ANTHONY ..... CALUMET CITY: B.S.f Nu Sigma Nui SAMAg University of Illinois L i ,EDWIN 1ossPH ..... JOLlETg Ds., Nu Sigma Nug Varsity G If 42, 3, ai N ,, , wn University O J on Wumn I ' , 7- -ve , WILLIAM ALLAN ..... WlNNETKAg Ds., Phi Delta Ep 'I , Al h O - . wo' Kgppa Epsilong Student Council i3lg Student Researchsllgtrium lF5,a4l:r'll:L?5lC-flIpl:llTlOiJv ai. Club: Symphony Orchestra ll, 2Ig SAMAg University of Michigan -' 'A' I 9 EI! CAVALLARO, FRANK STEPHAN ..... MENDOTAg B,S.5 Nu Sigma Nug SAMAg Elmhurst College UVYNDER, WILLIAM FRANCIS ..... BATAVlAg B.S.g Nu Sigma Nug SAMAg University of Illinois lf 1 Q 4 t Q OIITIYJACK LAMONT ..... PEORlAg B.S.g Phi Beta Pig Alpha Omega Alphag Pi Kappa Epsilon: 'L fa . SAMAg Bradley University CLAIKE, ANN EFNER ..... ROSlCLAREp B.S.5 Alpha Epsilon lotap Class Secretary l2lg SAMAg University of Illinois 1 CLARKE, WALTER H ...,., HIGHLAND PARKg B.A.g Pi Kappa Epsilon, SAMAg University ol Illi. X P noisg Albion College ' CONLEY. HAROLD L ...... CLAY ClTYg B.S.f Phi Rho Sigma, Alpha Omega Alpha: SAMA5 Bullet J University Q O, 7 UWTPNDEN. JOSEPH JAY ..... CENTRALlAg DA., as., Nu Sigma Nug Pi Kappa Epsilon: Cl-H1 President lllp Varsity Basketballg Wabash College CWNYN, ARNOLD DALE ..... GENESEOg B.S.g Phi Rho Sigmag lnterfraternity Council: SANWA: Notre Dame University WUTIS. KENNETH w., JR ...... CHICAGO: B.S.y Alpha Kappa Kappa: Beloit College WWVSKY. RONALD A. . . . . CHlCAGOg as., Phi Dalia Epsilon: University of Illinois Wllv. RONALD LEE ..... AURORA- as., ND sigma NUI SAMA: Uf'lV9'5l'Y of 'lllnols mmm' 'Am H- ..... GLEN ELLYNg B.A., B.S.p Alpha Kappa Kappa: SAMAQ University of Illinois ill . . . A ' ,3. mn' 'AY D' . . . CHICAGO: Ds., Phi Delta Epsilon: llllfll Ufllfm Som' CO 'ee 2 4li University of Illinois Q C' ' llwslilcli, in Um SEPH Leo , , . . . CHICAGO: B.S.: SAMAg unlvefsllv Of 'l O'5' NM Pie' L , - C - 'N' 'WFT BERNARD ..... CHICAGO: Ds., Phi Delta Epsilon: Ffeshman AdV'SO Om mmees Medical History Clubg University of lllirt S- I S.. ll A41-I ' A ..,s ,six t It 'GY' f. hr- . f X , 1 3 'I 'F KT. Wt. ' 1 V x V. L, ' Y ' KX A ' f N X - 3 xy. .Q 5, .. , . .if Q . ,,,v A, ' ' 1 .R W Q n 5 , .v -.4 . .- 'G 'i ,- vs- , lj .. I FI 'Q il 615' . 5, 5-. s Q I' F 5. Q 9 D 5,1 f- Q Ga ' 1 5, iqim Q., ,Q .I A 1' R '5' I ,. .ix S75 9' 'P Ii kg-I-A H' wg-. Ames Etwooo ..... POINT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA, B,A.l y , C ESHENAUR' J-.-E3 UI ggcggiyf SAM.-15 lox-.a Wesleyan Collegeg Northern Baptist Th IB Qi'iCh:5l ' 'Nr FINKEL, MAX FREDERICK . . . vi-rs fy OI Illinois FISHMAN, DONALD JAY .... gi: 7'-.Q L,'ITI-.fctsitv FISHMAN RONALD SHERWIN 90 ogica C . CHICAGOg B.S,g Phi Delta Epsilong Phi Mu Phi ity. MMA. U , CHICAGO: 8.5.5 Phi Lambda Kappag SAMA5 Navy piers li A. OI IllInOIS Hill' . . . . CHICAGOg B.S.g Phi Lambda Kappa' SAMA- N, p ' . . . . ' I ,,s,,5,O,, of the University of Illinois VY in i' FITZGERALD, Iso LESLIE, JR ...... CHICAGO, 5.5, Alpha Kappa Kappa: pi Kappa Ewv Class Vim, President T25 Class President ISD, Student Council IJI, Execumt swab- Cozincil IS: University of Illinois I FLINN, ROBERT A. . . . . SOMONAUIQ B.S.g Nu Sigma Nu, University ot Illinois FRANK, MICHAEL I ...... CHlCAGOg B.S.g Phi Delta Epsilong Alpha Omega Alphg: 5,3515 North-.western University FRAZIER, RALPH KENDRICK ..... METROPOLISp B,S.g Phi Rho Sigma, SAMA5 Univeygig Y ol Illmgi FREMONT, JOSEPH C ....,. CHICAGOg 8.5.5 Navy Pier Extension of the University oI Illiiim GABRIELSON, T. HOWARD ..... CHICAGO, BA, B.S.g Christian Medical Socictyg Asbury Coll,-9, GLANTZ, GERALD JOSEPH ..... CHICAGO, B.S.: University of Illinoisg University ol South UMC., GOLDSMITH, BARRY ARNOLD .,... CHICAGC, es, Phi Delta Epsilon, Mcdifai History cum Loyola University GOLDSTEIN, HARRIS S. . . . CHICAGOg SAMAg University of Illinois GRAHN, EVEREYT PAUL .,... CHICAGO, B.A., B.S.5 University of Illinois GREEN, BURTON ..... CHICAGOg B.S.g Phi Delta Epsilon: Alpha Omega Alplmg Pioinsioml Colluqcs Choir I2lg SAMA5 University of Illinois ouucx, Josetm iss . . HAMEY, WILLIAM M. . HAMILION, oAvIo RAY .... University of Illinois HASTIE. JAMES SUTTON wr-.ity HEIKEN, JOHN G, . . . HILL. JOHN LYNN , . . fitirinl Comi HCCKMAN. DAVID W , HOFFMAN, GERALD KEIT H ..... ROCKFORDg ILA., as., Ms., Univeuiiv ol 'i 0l' HOFFMAN, MARTIN , CHI 1 l Uv.-.r::II, 5, III,nO,, . . DANVILl.Eg B.S,g Phi Rho Signmg SAMAg University of Illinois . . . BELLEVILLEg B.A., B.S.g University of Illinois: University of Miswvtl . CHAMPAIGNg as: Phi at-is Pig lntcrfmternity Council: WN-I . WEST FRANKFORL 8.54 Nu Siqma Nug SAMA: SI. lava' Um' ' IUPEKA: 8,54 Nu Sigma Nug University ol Illinois . . ROSEVILLEg B.S,g Phi otitis Cha, Nu Sigma Nu: Rho chi: 'IW WM: WI -'1' ll, 2, 341 SAMA5 University of Illinois: Chicago Professional CO' . . . NACHUSIM 8.14.5 PIII Rho Sigmag SAMAg Cmthngc Colin' CAC-O: BS.: University ol Chicano: Navy Pier EIVNI59' M til HUFFMAN JACOBSOI JENKINS, KAHN. Al IIEER. LAI KEHLEI A RITE. ROI' RQIIAK, i KOST. GE KOWALSK XRANS, D LANE, CH IARSON, lEE, ROBI Im. GEI IINDBERCI IorATA, tum, Micutc 'Mlmsn Minn, Mttisu, Mitts, I I I I RGINIA, B 'rn Baptist IBD-2 Ch.. OPUICAI Q,-rbi' I Phi MU ph, Q Ill! Sl'sI'.I,QA ,., 3 I ,I I: SAMA, Navy pic, EMM ' I 4, I I Kappa? SAMA: Navy p,,, In -pa Kappa. pi Km , ' - ' ' 0' E: , -ouncil I3l, Execumf: gif ,ity ot Illinois I I I Alpha Omega Alpha' 3 if SAMA, University Ol ig ,AL of the University Qi lli..,,. edical Society, Asbury Ca' in Dis, University of South DI.,-I Epsilon, Medical History C - inois i Illinois ya Qmega Alpha, Profvsis' A, University of llli 0'f . - It , Illinois: UnIversIIY of IM, . - . Q:.'.','- InterfraternItY C0UnC'l' ' md Nu: SAMA, St- IW I of Illinois a Nu- Rho Chl? llllm U irghicaglo Profession-ll CGI' A: Carth699 College lniversity of llllnols . , ,. ' ExtenS'0 ' Oi Navy Pier 'mln snnoon eucms ..,.. CLINTON, a.A., es., .-.LA 5,e..,, Ur p ' 4' 1 Iliff I 4 4: Mason' I ...... EVANSTON, 8.5.5 Phi Delta Ephionl Stink UH M 7 , .. , MINS. ROBERT D ...... QUINCY, 8.5, Alpha Kappa Kappa, Sf-I'-53, Umm' I . Q W' ., Q Mn' CAIL H ...... DECATUR, B.A., 5.5.5 Nu Sigma NU, SA,l,U',i fmilly-'H Unltd-I. H fr RICHARD ..... CHICAGO, Phi optid Ep 'I , N 5 , . , u'm'MANCI-Iica9o: University of Illinois 5'0 U 'QFD-J Nu, SAMA, um.,-I , I p 9 at an 4. 4. i -I IY MORTON ..... CHICAGO, B.S., Phi Lambda K 5 'I I , A lin. ul Rewgygh Forum, SAMA, Navy Pier Extension of IrilIli3pLI1nivLzIi,yC3,Inail?,,O, lp 'p juli, AIWAH P. . . . . FLOSSMOOR, B.S., Christian Medical Society, SAMA. Umvcul, Illinois ' mg, nouns GARY ..... CHICAGO, as., Phi Lambda Kappa, sAIvIA, Navy pit, E,,,.,,.,O,, , ' A the University of Illinois ' O X Ii, Amen JULIAN, JR ...... CHICAGO, as., Phi mend E ,I , Al I, O . A , A- 'ou Crm vice President ui, The Iliad committee 12, 3, ii, 132111 H,f,ofy Q'fQff.' L'fjfff,',,f' fa I sity of Illinois ' A, Q, y ' 43 4' f IOST, GEORGIA C ...... ASTORIA, B.S., Alpha Epsilon Iota, Alpha Omega Alpha: Clin, SUCH. tary ISI, SAMA, University of Illinois, Chicago Professional Colleges I C IOYIALSKI, RONALD VINCENT ..... CHICAGO, B.S., Phi Beta Pi, Pi Kappa Epsilon, Navy Pier d A' Extension of the University of Illinois - ,. - 5 Y.- IIANS, DAVID WALLACE ..... BELVIDERE, B.S., SAMA, Augustana College UNE, CIIARlES SHERWIN ..... CHICAGO, B.S., Phi Delta Epsilon, Class Treasurer L35 Student Council l2I, The lllio committee I3, 41, SAMA, University of Illinois WL.. 1 IAISON, JOHN MERTON ..... EARLVILLE, B.A., B.S., Nu Sigma Nu, Alpha Omega Alpha, Ag' r Y C SAMA, University of Illinois - IELROBERTJ ...... CHICAGO, B.S., Phi Lambda Kappa, SAMA, University of Illinois un, GElAlD S ...... CHICAGO, B.S., Phi Delta Epsilon, SAMA, Navy Pier Extension OI thu X University of Illinois .3 3 I 4 IINDBEIIG. lESlIE EUGENE ..... POPLAR GROVE, Nu Sigma Nu, Beloit College . IS ' 4-A fl .i,.K ip- ' . -if 'I N K , si gif' AK ' louu. HOWARD IRVING ...., CHICAGO, B.S., Navy Pier Extension of the University wi Illinois . WIFI. DONALD WILLIAM ,,,,, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, as., Navy Piet extension of ,IW I ,,, 1 University of Illinois, University of California ,gay r 1 1 A WUIGAN. PATRICK MALACHY ..... CHICAGO, B-5-: SAMA, DGPHUI UnlVe'5l'Y ' WED, I-EEA. ..... CHICAGO: as., Phi Lambda Kappa, PI Kappa EPS O'If SAW' NJ I I. , Pier Extension of the University of Illinois i LK ni , , ,. C IIEI. MARILYN TREACY ..,,, QAK PARK, B,S,, Alpha Epsilon Iota: Class Sucre.: an SAMA, Purdue University, University of Wisconsin 3, N 'Ill , -, ,- , iw: .T V ' El' MORIPN . . . . . CHICAGO: as., Ms., Phi oe-Ita Epsilon: SAMM U 'le's 'Y O5 ll 3 -8 'Ill , , C s. Ioan MANIERRE ..... RIVERSIDE, BA, es., Alpha K-HPD-1 Kappa' Sud 1 ll,2I: SAMA, University of Illinois l 1 K rf: f I 4 ., in inn iv , -I r, .Q ogy I 5' ' 3' MINKOFF SHERMAN MARTIN ..... CHICAGO, 5.5.5 Pi Kappa Epsilon: Navy Pier Exlens' ' 'i' Umi.cr5IH C3 lIl'D0'5 Ion CI '64 , ..' r.ILEcxo LAWRENCE MATTHEW ...,. CHICAGO HEIGHTS: B.S.: Alpha kappa Kapm, 5,5 ' orrhx-.csiern UITIXQFSIIY ' U Nil NICKA5 GEORGE MICHAEL ...,. MAYWOOD, BA., Alpha Kappa Kappaf SAMA1 Univerxir- i A l Iron, Dv.-Pam-. Uriivcrsilb' IC' . NQRENBERG, RICHARD G ...... NAPERVlLLEg B.A., Alpha Kappa Kappa, Illini Unger, NN Cgiwiiiiriiuj SANIAJ Norrh Ccnlral Collcgu In Ns. Q ' A 'I X I PASNAU, ROBERT OTTUS , . . . , PARK RIDGE, B.,S.g-Alpha Kappa Kappa, Illini Union Mulic CQ- R. miflcu 3, -if SAMA5 Univursily of Illinois ' PATYON CHARLES HATCH .,... SPRINGFIELD, B.A.g Alpha Kappa Kappa, SAMA: U,,,,',mv ci linois I h PEARSON, DON C ...,., CHICAGO: B.S.: Alpha K-wil-1 K-wp-1: SAMA: Universiry ol Illingig . Q , ' PEYLA, THOMAS LOUIS .4... JOLIET, 5.5, Phi Bain Pig SAMAg Joliet Junior college, um., giry of Illinois PHILLIPS, RICHARD L, ,.... GENESEO5 B.S.g Alpha Kappa Kappa, Class Treasurer gig: 5,U,Ixg,. Univursii-,f Of lllinoIs 'v- Q- 1 fp! ,,4 I . 'Yo . 0 580 POWELL, JOHN ROGER . . . , CHAMPAlGNg B.S.g Nu Sigma Nu, University of lllinoix QUINN, ROGER D. . . , . VERSAILLES, B.S,g Nu Sigma Nug Univcrsily of Illinois ' RAIA, LOUIS JOSEPH . . . . ELMHURSTg B.S.g Alpha Kappa Kappa, Univcrsily of lllinoix 1 fi 4 RECKREY, RUTH GENTRY ...., CHICAGO, BS., Norlhwc-slcrn Univcrsily .' ROBINSON, WILLIAM DEWITT ,,... EAST SI. LOUIS: B.A,, 8.5.5 Phi Bela Pi, WBRIHIHQIOH UC' vcrzlly ROSEN, SEYMOUR . . . , CHICAGO, ILS., University of Illinois nomsrem, DAVID A .,..., CHICAGO, as., Phi L.imIpd.i Kapm, Alpha Omega Alaho. P- PT-IDIJ-I Emilong Roche Award, IQS7, Navy Piur Exrension ol lhc Unlveuny ol Illinois ROWLEY, WILBUR FRANCIS ,.... CHICAGO, B.S., Phi Belo Pig Pi Kappa Epiilonl NUVY PM 1-nmon of lhu Unnvcrsily of Illinois SAMUEL5, LARRY DAVID ,.,., NEW WINDSOR, A.A., BA., 8.5.5 Phi Rho Sigma: AIPIW O '9' Alolmg Bliicklaurn College scmxuenrs, sowuzo WILLIAM , , , , Munmivsisono, n.s,, AIDIII xrmp, Kappog swvww 'll' r no-L Unwi-may Q 3 5- I , , - A i scuuasnr, srerusu EDWARD .,,,, TOLUCA, ss., AIpIi., Kappa nappm Ill-ni UW 'M' ' .... Cf I IfII 1- f2, 3. -1.1 umvmivy ol Illinois SCHUIII. FRED 1 FU'-RK RIDGE, B S., Nu Sigma Nu, Lulhcr Collcqc scnwuzrz. snuoon o. , . A ' ' 0' - CHICAGO, 8.5.5 Phi Dqlm Epsilon, Navy Prev flffnllwi SUUFRT. CHARLES ED -ff: ',' ol Illini-,.g WMU I BROOKFIELD, as., Ie., Sigma Nu, Alpha Off-vol A'P '1 W smmon, LESL-IIE II. CHlCf'-GO, ns, PIII DL-lm zpirion, Alpha omega f4lv 'f,'I M, 'i '1 'i ol Illinois, Navy Pier Erlenxion of Ihr: UHIVUVVIV 0 SHAPII SILVER 5NOW. 50llK. STEPHE STOUG STRIML SYRIPEI SUMMI SUSSEJ SWART SIAMC IATGE, TAYLO IHURN IODD, IOSET' IURCK URBA VELEK vInA, WAN WAL WALI 'om NAVY Pie 'phi Kappa Kapp, , Kappa: SAMA, Unim- Kappe, ruins Umar, ,.. pag Illini Uni Kappaf SAMAI Univqyg 'VlAg University of Illing, oliet Junior Collqgoi U, Class Treasurer ll, 5:.-vi niversity of lllinois ity of lllinois University of Illinois ersity 'hi Beta Pig Wasliinglovw U' I ha Ome a Alpha, if A P y 9 ' Hi , of the University 0 ' i Kappa EpSll0 F NM' la hi Rho Sigma: Alplm Owvtii . . 1 Kappa Kappa? Soulhw Kappa: IoIle99 . A NavY Pier ExteH5'0 D' I ln: L if Alpha Omega Ap' . mv ha omega Alp a'f ill'- inf the univefS Y O ' E4l':rig,,A, I on Mum Q., . Y . l lllini Umoll l ,...- i. 1--' ,.. if, s , -. M wx .wil -s - 4. S A up N t xr 'Cx LU 1, S43 551 41 lop rc lourih Yhud Svzom Boflon No! in C x .J 1 v. 1 gl I 'Q 'Y JJ fy f Union ois ildman, Richard T. Hin . Ugene P. Traqcr , WW e l sg . 3' Q ,V-N. Q, f f , , D-1 l f 1 N 1 l 'lt Officers-Top row: Glen Tomlinson, student council rcpreswiitniet- Choi..- Robert Rockey, student council representative l ' Bottom row: Charles Sisk, treasurer, Truman Anderson, prcgdrtm 5,.,t g-,,., Not in panel: Allan Cady, secretary ' X ' ' Medical Juniors bmw: Richard Phillis, Robert Karns, Arnold M. Kaplan, Ocal Eastham, Ethan Ruben, Di-,td Such-ft lt -- Michael Sigband lhtirow: James Creath, Charles Gilbert, Bruce Schackter, Carl Gordon, Jack Nestor, Donald Hi not-l', 1' Stuart lerman Mlrow: John Anderson, Vernon Kent, Bruce Mer, David Yashon, Peter Baker, Edfztir F.,-ldmw, Rial iff: Gottlieb inlldrpw: Noel Bass, Lewellyn Bayba, Arnold A. Kaplan, Arthur Goldstein, Robert Schtu-ldv :nw 1'-ft Miller, Richard Spellberg , UUIIOW: Marie Cortelyou, Clara Bruce, Glen Tomlinson, Robert Rockey, Truman Anderson, Sm L':'i'1 1 uillinfli Evelyn Anlderson, Paul Aney, Joan Angert, Arline Avrick, Victor Aydt, K-V' Still . f'-'wif' BNN, Jetty Bubrick, Stanley Bugaieski, Allan Cady, Ben Carpenter, Stanton Charncv. Hvrbt-'ft Curl Fern Cottrell Jack Crosby Charles Crusinberr Karl Davidson Warren Doane Alcxindc' Dewi' J ' ' D , , yi I , , ul. . . . 1, . Fllllef. David Fouts,Stasia Frank,Gerald FrankIin,Thomas Glatter, Edward Goldstein, Melon b2'd1 ' ft ' ' Chilli, Mello Goumas, James Gray, Ralph Hale, Robert Hanson, Larry Harmon, William Hn-lab'-, -'tt in' t Gm' HUGH. R0Qer Hoffrneister, Alan Holderness, Donald Johnson, Edmund Kal, Ralrlh K'- ll i' Hamid l-0l3lflSlW, Thomas Layman, Peter Leonardson, Stuart Levin, John Locks-.'o3d,C.1rro'l Low' A 7-' ' ' Witt George Memin, Donald Miner, Richard Matter, Lands Marana, Shelley Nas-if, My ollonf James OlS0fl, Richard Peterson, Meline Pickus, Richard Powers, Thornis Prusiml: F - - t ?5l'5mBn. Charles Salisbury, Florian Sanders, James Sharp, Grant Steffen, Fred Stored ff, 'Q' I m' DaV'd T5Ylor, Charles Terrell, Edward The-iS, Marvin TreOlOfl. Edwfd Uffi' ', ', 'ftbff' Weeld'9Y6f, lsaac Weizer, Myrion Wilson, Stuart Wilson, Robert VVrivh', '--'-W -' 'lflf' A - . X . i ' ' 5 l ' S f -f ij i , 4 , ' ttf 4 X ,ff 5 . ,la ' A' lb 5 1 J - ,X I . , ' Q -4 i A 'J ' 5 , 5 1 1 , I 1 4, 7. 9 4' . - Q v , C - ' y - l ill, in -- 1 'w 4 1 ' r A 1 'V 1' Y Q' ' i s iqv' A ' '. -- -5: it I l ' J , T -- i,. a J J ' -l S , it . . , .. V -6. , ' W q 'tL4k it qhfiyir hi I E t 7 . 1 A T 1 lf' , V I . ,1-5. 1' ' -' N . ' .vas - -.,. o , OWU-u You mv. Yop :qw f x L ' fl- f' Hurd row .J . , , Suond vow . .U ' ' sallam vow . .. No! un panel - . . , 'f ' ,Mr '-N'-1 Ab rw -awe, q ll' ulilllll Hmmm vow , V 1 '.1.w H-vu. x w vs wcn-nv-,V Medical Sophomores n 1 y h mm- n-,N , ff n ,H 1 , v u5,'w'Muf 4' P ,v fn' Q s 1.1 3 lop Hurd Secol Bolle lop four! lhnd Snow Bono F l ,Q ry X kard, Gcorm' ll' mrloli flslinmit t ,Lay c3OYdOll rmld News Gerald Saw' l Benak, Robert Gorsich, Richard Zelazny, Gnome Sparta Cui' '.' -, -,- . . A , ru ,,,,, Stephen . ll 8 mon ry qritjgtanlgy ENC' William Dawson, John Bcrtsche, Lloyd C.xllaw.iy, Vincieiii I if rl ' t mo' i H : Pau um er 4 . A Jack Fntheree, James Grossman, Michael Hon, Thomas Thew, Amon A-irq Cv Eff- r- rf -. . , , b t, Alfred Schafer, Robert Meyerovitz, Bernard Radu, Ytwi '.' Medical Freshmen 'W 'O' Howard Hrndell, Richard Kaufman, Michael Muff-W, -l0l l D'll '4ll ' UA' tl 5 'l', Gerald Bernstein, Edward Regal, GeorQ'3 S'lV95l A . lf'- li row: Gerald Erenberg, Morton Light, Jay Balin, Stewart Bramowitz, Mrtlnr ' t timmy, Thomas Czerner , 'Vi 'ew Herbert Shulman, Jubert Alpert, Warren Lowrvf Robert Rdllwll J '.' 'a':, Marvin Kanter ,Q V I 94004 raw: Lois Ryan, Alfred Lescher, Carl Schagetter, Arthur Schravvwti 10509 ' ,5,', . ' 'OW' Ona Mickevicius, Miriam Christ, Le-roY B699 M9l l Gondmml' AMW it N - dn ' mul , ,'1.., i bww! ' .1 r Y ,. X1 ? l , N Q V' Y - l- , 3 ,xiii - W xx 4 l I A .., for l l 4 ' r 1 ' f Q , 'W 1 , wi ,IA 3 N I . , . 9 l Y Top :ow lv umm ,'.nfj.-yarn, lil-nmrzl CA-nll, Clmrlus Crossnbmry, Jqrry Cargnll, Donald liuser T0 Second :aw iv :--'e F-'pci--vu if w l.'.'.l11.,rm.m, Sao! 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'lille iclcgils nl this llir lni.il -linmi iw 'iw 'iblllllillllill ure ln pronmlc lcllnwsliip :incl llic liiglii-si llinlrlint- l'-H lH' Y' 1' 'll'NNlllllill stzimlzircls znnong lls nicnilxciis gincl ilu' Inn wan. 1 T09 row: Manuel Warsaski, Raymond Handler, Jay Gordon, Harry Solo-A-nv, 1'-it-' -il' 'N I Suond 'DWI Mvron Susin, Earl Sabin, Ethan Ruben, Dewey Gilbert, roshinn Clvnffljtff Bollem row: Donald Fishman, Leonard Berlin, Edgar Feldman, treasurer: l-vu' l':W 'Q3 1 No' ' Panel: louis Adler, Hubert Alpert, Arthur Altman, Gerald Bcrslvrfk- 5' V, ' bert Cibul, Joseph Decker, Gerald Erenberg, Harvev Fa9C'l5O'lf R055 if do ' Kavlman, Ronald Kite, Robert Lee, Stuart Lernian, secretary: V-'ll'1 lf A WM David Rothstein, Bernard Siegel, Joseph Siegel, Michael Srgilnncl, i'-J 2 . qi 9 . 1- ,I va i C Qwlsi .. 1 ' 1 T V E - ,.. v' it . ii i A . sew it 5 47 .41- '. ,W I ii- J 5 Omcrrs --Ton 'OW 1 ' ' ' ' nii 5013 - -- QU l- . 6 git Dziioliiiui on ii.: .R lioul. lliiiioveig Xt-W H vliiic. .Xl IDl'C'5L'lll. llicre Aire ll M ' ,Xliihgi JXQIIFIDLI lxqiplm was loiimlm ' Lciiilmu 'll QQ' I IS illi ll A .mill mu, lllr Xu l h l h I - UI 'll' ICI ' iiriis wiiw' ie ll't'NClllCl , ,in - 'ii YF41 , I Q ,, N KK Ih'U'lll liulllll ilic l:i.i i.li.ipiei. llic lmiiiiiim. Ol thx ml . . . A .1 x .l li.ilc'i'iiils is to iiicrcgisc smiail I'Cl.iliini l ll Q J ships. iiiciilgil clcwlopiiieiil :mil iiiii. lil I ' liigil aissislgiiiic. lliis wang Flu i l X , A ,, fx V. I x U. ll I, 1 Mlm' iiicziii 8- F f - ,1 1 D g suiiiig in iii-4 Lllbltl oiinail lm' llii' 1,4 , ' ' V ' ali l'l' l 1'- '- A 5 im.il ul Qi ip L s is Q .Xlplm lx.ilip.i lX-llllm mul, - iii Lliimxign. l llc' lllllllllltlll nl ,, ,Him ' lc-aialici' giml his liimilx to tllllllL'l'Lll llii' Jill I . . ' . , .iii liuilc-i'iiitx liuuse In ai unique iilcgi ul ,H , ' , . . . ll' lzlgi i'li4ipu'1'. lliis tllllIlL'l' usugillx ni link, . . . I - I . ciiis on lfiriilzis' evenings ziiicl is dum lm, wiili the iclczi nl proiiioiiiig siiiili-in lzirults' relzitioiisliips. .i ,- Urn l-lrswrv L-dilor ol AKETA: Cl'-VICS , , , sm: new wuhomorv Cl-'SS Bovrdrvvb I- ri Vw-S-dr l'. WHY MfK'WllY, D'95'd1 'lf ,I ' s i,,-r gl,-is ri-Drcsr.-rslalive l.U 0 u J Ip I v s ll, rob ' .a- . . .Xif 'S fi -' lop row . ,, . rms ii.i.r.-i rr- '. .-in, Charles Parlors, Charles Suk, Paul Aney, Truman Anderson, Charles Crusinberry, Daniel Conrad, RICN'd M'll g ,, s,.,,,. ,' -ig, Lw i .An JL-rising, l4.md.sll Henson, Will-am Larsen, Ronald Downing gown, ,ow ji ,.,g V. - 4 4 ,ir 'rllsqwr-' Jam.-s Mavlns, James Clark, William Hester, David Discher, Richard Norenberg, Charles Salesman, John Jusi, Alv r - V L' ew' lv . 'V lrrvr-r Jilri 'slr-iilr-rd, Monle Fullerton, Anlhony Berardino 1i,,,,d ,ow , I .-f n,-l r ' rr-1 lf. Fi'.'cp-riilri, John ll:-sv, Richard Phillips, Raymond Bauer, Charles Limp, Charles Daisy, John Parod, Joseph Novak, Kwwll' P4 . Second row Ir' s Bollorn row No! in panel -, li lawn-r L' i i'r! lv-rl l'mi.sld Bi-nnell, Richar , L, -.,- i. .- 1. i.,l,,i llillirsrjlmsrsix ,',.mr-rw Lowry, Paul Humberl, Charles Taylor, Conrad Urban iv 'r. 1- .-., N fi-:fri-. Jnlin lfvqhamiri, Sluarr Kr-nr, Rex Crago, Michael Murray, Donald Parkhursl, David Tillema, Bennett Cremer, James leach 5-fi, , wr- l ,-.1-lf Cwrrrir- li-.sll.sYi, i?ohr,-rv Slior, Dean PL-Yerson, Frank Rubirio 1 - - ffl.-. iris 'J f rl l.wrr,' 'rlmllr-1, Glen Tomlinson, Edwdfd MAY, Larry Mclinelly, Russell Peacock, William Roberson, Jay KY11Dm0Yf- . Thom 0 d Chcnowelh, Richard Corzatt, Paul Duffey, David Fouls, Charles Gilbert, D0 0ld Go - ,V ' ul ur .'., .wi Hr,-bhle, John Hcngesh, Roger Hoclcslra, Charles Horlcy, John Mills, Rollo Nessel, Florian NYll lf DOT 3 F f-1-, Elia-ard Sclmur-rle, Marvin Trr,-plon, Earl Walder, David Walzem, Waller Whisler, James Woll, HON' nl il J f S lop Your lhird Soc Boll No! ,AIJIJLI wgtx I,,,HIy,' liiiiii in ll lH111i X 1111i1'111 1111'1li1 1I I11 't -N11111. ll f'l l ' H . 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Ocal Eastham, William Cavender P Sand row: Stuart Wtlson, Alan Holderncss, John Larson, Rtclmrd C1-run' lv- 1' It-ettvss, Robert Huckerson, Charles Seibert 11 Garland, James Bianchin 'um row Allred Lescher, Ronald De-Wald, Homer Grows, Janws Cfyutll' Li1.11 NYM panel: Arthur Abbot, Frank Ames, Peter Arger, Robert Barnw John Ei.-rho 1- ffm Cdmenter, Ronald Ciskowski, Willtam Cox, John Dy111O Cl, ls.1't 1' ' ' ' :.'l'l1H1ll0, Robert Hanscom, Larry Harmon, Robert Hart, John H11 M-11 -1 ' 'R'lJ' Rtdtdfd Nighswander, Frank Ouren, Roger Pm-.ull F11-11 51' L Mt Vtttfvnt Zarcone . ,g I , um. Ft 11 -N an I X -' . ii C.. '15 ,W 590 b l , . 1 ll Bl lull X ,I ll I., ,1 , 1 Ulu y ,,,l Q l LJ ' gpvi A 1 'i ll 5: . l , . l'lllNlllllQll. l'l1i llclgl IH 1 mlionll ll l'HllllllL'll lll lSlll ll lllt' l'nixl1,iu U, lil: Ill .ll l ml' A . 1 . K ul I I ll'lllllX Im llll'lllK.ll Slllll1'lllN. now hm I3 Xl! l .nl lin' lll.llll1'l'N llllllllglllllll Illt' llllllllll 'ilu I lu' 1 lmlmllw' .ll llll' l'lllXl'l'NllX ol lllinuil Nl . . , l llu' -y,-Nj xllmll nun lllLll'lt'l'l'll lll llllll. llqu Ili ,K - , ' nu llll' llll'llllll'l'N llllx Nl'lll'. ' Q L, Ill .l NIH ligl 'LII lll.l 5.11 lqll , 4 , VI .VV , , I , K. ,,,. ,r l,,r1 Khlw glls9q:.xlClr.1lr1rwm .IN C8341-fl lon row .. -' ' ' A ' ' I RL, ,,f1Hm'A,,r,,,. qdwlrrl, Clmlrmm Eollom low ' ' ' ' Nqr .fl p.....l I mfyna. ' ' ,g '8'f , 1 VI'-: v ll 'WXQF 4 l 1 Un 1- in lop Four lhm Sz-co Boll. you ,ow .1 1 V - 1 -lu .r .ru-rr W rlrivrmll, Fu-dm-url Rnclmlmrq, Frank Cavalldro, Charles Mapes, James Bann 1p,,,d ,ow ' mlm fl l I fu 'W'-.r.,.', Elvfw larfu-, Dev-d lloycn-, Tlmmrls Pl-yla, Jon Kluge, Charles Terrell NO' 5,.,o,,d ,ow .V 5- r Hrv rl-1 11 L.n,lr--LA, lJv.lll,ml 'Num-r Rmwrr Sdlm-ldw, Donald McR.1-Jen, Jack Chmv gonom ,ow . V rf 1- 'fr mr l l.lf1 Hlvrrrlhrrv, lf-lm K lm, GL-rw Hm-rr, Nnllmm Robinson Ib ' N01 In p,-ru-I '- l' V 4 .'. lla.-.arm lwrls Jmw Rfumlcl Kowralslu, Oonn'd Kullurslmrwd, Cc-orqc Mcrmn, George Lorl. W' L - .- r. - ,Q -:fr 1-1 I-I M4111 Wlllvl N:-rf? V:,llm'rflmrw Z 1' 0 Q , t . s. I5 I fx-1' m v,lh'll.l l-,I,,,I4m is .nn llll1'lln,n4-,lui lla ,,,,g,-.smll.nl nmllml Ilgnmnllx mgnum .1 wmim, ,4Ilul.llNllllJ, l1.l1l1lNllIlJ ,uni . ll ll lwlllllllllulll-1lll 'lll l4ll'XfnlvIll1'1' lflll U, llu Ill enal warn 1' ffl lllllllllllt' . A , HW . , :rv ,i I, Hmm,-Il lmmqllnu uullllul Ill l'Pl n lll' ' IX nncl nm ll llll1'l'llnr flunull l lllUlWl H H 11:1 :I Nfl ll - . ' mm Pi VI H' lYmlN.l,lllly ls IVIXKII l II, . -'ll'1ll.nl1:l Hl'll'.ll Ilia' l lllH'lsllK ul llllllulx lllf' llCll'lllN. mm l,,, vnpk, Xlplm clmlalvl llll'llllll'lNlllll Is ll-lllfllll IIN' ..,,,,, .QU m.nlI Iuowlnnm-n :mal wplmmumnw nm- lllkvlxl ,414-.suluml4l3,l.uln.nlc .nlllll.nllrnl. Xl Mm Sum ,,.,lw lun I lilo llllc-cl will: xx'guilil1g '- , 4 .M-ll .lx mqun plc-gmnmunlnlc' IllHHll'llIN. Clicnve lop vow Bollorn row '- ,, ,. . Phi Delta Epsilon 'zo 'ow in lllqnlay, lulus Slwnnlro, Rolvl,-ff Klum, ,IUr.:-uw lzv..l, ' 1 . Jack Fagan, Donald Aaron5on l1 'l DW Bun Goldsnnllw, Haney LQ-un, Perry lldlclw Null Sm-v r- . i mffltllcl, Mr-flon Bernlleld, Gordon Bioo-nlfurq G row arnold Gulbvril, Marvnn Fnblmzan, Stanton Clxww. JH -. 'm lv:'d, Reber! Nomar, Morton Slrunlnng S'f: d '0' Jvfvrll Frvdlnnn, John Lox-.llz, Eduard Nllllur, Rlclxma o Q L ' 5 W Arllwr Wagrnan, Nix Vnnkel, Jovdan X.'V.nm,m 94 0 1'fudw: Novlon Flshman, Joseph Sclwmla, VV.1yvw Kongrnl Sw' K nl INHW www QP, w Nu In panel. Jerry Bubrlck, Stuart Burstcwn, Wnlluam Caro, Lrv, n CON R : 'l-Wd' Edward Goldsieln, Raymond Govnlzvrg, Rom-vv Gxvv lu-lo I' v' .. :- - ' Miuflcc Lebowntz, Rnchard Lewn, Seymour Ll-wn, Mcvrwv' . ernin, GL-ornv lv :'v Plvlllp Taxnmn, Eugene Traqwr, AA.arv,n Tuck, Alon W ' ,' 1 ll rf, l 1' ,-. I I r lllll wsu my ,I , l.t l.,,, 'K'l'NllX', lp, Ptfmlvssii Sllltt' ' lIslt,l,,,,1H QI-UM-It lu Q7 HH lic' tmittttx, l,,, l. ld HiIldL'Yllll'ff ll trick Cltamlwrlnt Cantmcycf, RW'-'lit L' ' Roger Gass, V- Salisbufvi Fw , L . , X , malt ,HA fill. v t- ' Alford. Josvlll' li' ll l Nt' I X W A. l nr- ,IP , in-l Bass, Don Wasserman, Janna Pinski, Miclmr-l Frank, Vhwtd 3.td,,,. it 'ag :ew H , had ww: O,.,,lL.5 Sgibgrt, Victor Feldinnn, Larry Stmuc-la, Dtw-d Rotttgi.-Q., pt , Lugm mu' Jack Cltitty, Dr, Nicholas Cotsonns, adviser, William Caro, vig., 5,f..1,i,,. X. .U lu,-slit: Shanoft ,mm Dum: pg,.,-,ngth Brandt, Eugene Borclmrt, Fern Cottroll, Ross. Ft-ldmnn, t.th.., tIl,li,lOi11cggt Xlpligi, at tizitionzil ltoitoixitty itivtlitgil sn, .i ltinstlti V. ,,t...t,t,. t fit, wluts its tticittlmcrsliip on tltc lmsis nl stlinlaistit umm ,ti-,luis mtl ,. tliu-it-ittciit. lmzillx' thc group loslcrs clcvc-lnlnm-itt ol llflllallllts Alpha Omega Alpha Pi Kappa Epsilon ln ltniiumitx' Ituitcrttilx lot' tttcclicztl stutlc-nts is l'i 'fHl l H'-H ln '- s' ' , . . ' ' . . - -' 1, , t, , mfppi lzpsilmt. Nlutttlmciss nu- vlcclcal llllllllg lllL'll' sulmli- min s -lllll 1 ' l ' ' '99 'OW' Howard Allen, Leonard Todd, Saul Borash, Russell Snow, David Roilisu-nt, - ' ' it V, . Sncond tow: John Anderson, Stanley Brandon, Lee Malmed, Bernard Schunckur, LL-Q Ft':rs 't' 1 1' 5'? '1 'DWI James Pinski, Arnold M, Kaplan, Peter Baker, secretary, William Krttmt tlvf'-T ' ' V' Plfwlz Truman Anderson, John Best, James Creath, Joseph Crittenden, Ed.-.mix u:i1'.'- 'Mt-'-Jlskt, Thomas Layman, David Sackett, Donald Summers, Charles Twwll, Jaw-L - ' 'W' . -N C A fo, 5 n I' I'-, l Ti: M4 ,xv H ,- ! , .. nl . - f,-r J , Q . ,-'-.5 ' 'x f . 1 -. Q - Q A I Q -1. LW--Y Q 1 w .' ' x. V ,.v t ' 1 you ,oh 'J f.:1'l Palvorw Sr-xond row 1 V ' lil! A Bonom ,ow L I , , wi, hw- Llwl- Run-r ucv wrovclwmv- -Nqvul Suror, socunl clmlrm n No! m Dan:-I F fi Qlllxwf Fmlf. M.1r'l'1 Gfomzv E'l llV l'lur.x1Iz, Clilflk Sabmt' 1 O I l'S0ta I lu lllxlrl Sm-lf In Ullull,uI1'vlr.1l l lm :ln Xxvu l.: llll-511141 Xmxx Nulmw .ll'l' lmllllllsllvll lwlu lull Nl ll lllrll Hlllll'- 'l ll'f l llHH1 1 IIHIPUN III NI llfll llll 3- .xml kllNllllllIlK'll luIlIL'lllc'llllM'l'xul llli-Sul.n.1l1mlllu slum 'l ' l N' Q11-H41 ' V l 'll' 'N' 'l'l'Nl ' ' l IIIIHHHH Ili ul lllc' cmriullllm. 'l'l1c-Clullc-gc-ul Nlullum gl mlm l ' lx ll Nl 'l' 'X l 1 M l ' 'l l l ' l'l'f' lkulwlm ul Sc ivmc' nlcglcc' in mcupzul1m1.ll llul :ln lu .I fluml ullxlw-ul' IN ml IlPllNlHll Ilu- 'rllllllbl ul llllx . . ,- llmw mlm NllilL'NNllIllX cm11lmlc'lc' lllc' culluulum ulmlu .lu .llnnmufm nf I., ul: mulx ilu :nu-unlwu1m'gnm'nul In lln- I , ' I VI I A ' ' 'K ' ' Q 1 IXlllII llllllf llllllll .IN .I glulll' lllll In !l1Ill.Illll llll' Nlllllvlllx Xxllll Ulllxlxlx UI HX Nlllllxlllx Ur llmlx Ill I l lull In x lllf l'l'll4'Wl ll HI 'H1lllI.IlI'III.Il ilu-min. IN Nl Il IN lu Im, Qnllxvcllllw' lllHIllllN in ll1c'CIullL'gc'uI XlK'QllKll1L :ml ulllll 11:-nl: 1-nlnlllfnlvnznl llllrlxxlx IlllHllQ IIN lll1'llll7l'lN .rllllglmxIml1.nlN, . f?Q,5',: ,fir-my 1 Hx 1, K, W?-l:I?n, . f'a nfl, V l N . w.,X QA '-up, h A-qu. . f .I .M-H :ial chairman Clark Sabine, Bvirlrtw I twin' czuli Il'.lI Sfblil Zlllil Ilia' llllllll Medicine gizinia ,I Itionzil IllL'l'Lllll I-I c'uI'1'icIIlIIIII IIIIIIII rlmzinzi :Incl sixtvvti Ilcclicinc :mil .illili I , 1 II K I OCCUPATIONAL IIIERA JANET ASTRID ..... CHICAGO: llli-SOIA, lrf,-qguyqy 34 EOLVJ C., , M- --- r -uns IIQKQWA, SYlVlA KINKO ..,.. CHICAGO: Ill-S , I Hawaii Gob: Universny Chews: Univcrliuotagkelxlllx Union Commun.-f 4, f, IRE, ROCHELLE ..... CHAMPAIGN, Ga Ph B , 1 h. Q Q ul tees il, 21: Star Course Manager 817.1231 I Cla Orc ' lll' SON, Illini Unit:-I , flfla, JANET A. ..... MENDOTAg llli-Sotag Medical Student Council '5 1-4,,. . 1 Fellowship A ' ' ' FINK, GILBERT LEE ..... CRETEi Phi Delhi Sigma: Iliinaaa can Kids Iviiaaiaiiaa BMI.,-II,.:I IW, manager oloss, MARTHA ANN .... . LA PORTE, lNDIANAg Kappa Kappa Gamma, AIaIa.I I..,,,i,aI gt, I, Honors il, 2, 315 Scholarship Keyg Illi-Sotag Illini Union Committq-q Q GROSSMAN, RUTH ..... CHICAGOg Illi-Sota, secretary i41 NURWITZ, BETTY LOUISE ..... CHICAGO, Israel-America Club, secretary .35 IIIISQIII, I Union Committee C215 University Dance Committee ll, 215 Pier Illini 'I IOM. BARBARA JEAN ..,.. PEORlAg chi omagaf llli-Sota. ofesidrfif 44: Tlif 'ff Y. ' I Union Committee U17 YWCA Committee l2, 31 54lINE. CI-ARK LEAVERTON ..... CHATI-IAM, Editor, Illi-Sota Ncwslcttef .4 50408. BARBARA .IEANE ..... CHICAGO, Delta Zara, Illi-Sofa, Cantefbufv Cwb. 5' dent Associationg WAA il, 2, 31 WONSON. Juomi ..... CHAMPAIGN- Phi Sigma sigma, The 'lilo ll' 21 ' UTS? it L CII? ' miffees l2, 3, 41: Illini Union'SociaI Committee l5I: Medica' Swdfn' mit' M 'N f 3 SONS' NANCY TORMA ..... WAUKEGAN, IIII.saIa, Alobq Lambda Demi HD ' i Ff9Sl1man Adviser i211 Illini Union Committee I3I g SIRANDIN, SUSAN ANN .,,, , QI-IIQAG0, Alpha Delta 'Pig IIIi-?oti,wgLraisDs!rlaIi2. Iain: fecordin secr t r 4- Illini Union Committee I-4: 'V , ,9 e a v I J. University Theatre KI1 5 0 PY SENIORS lt. QI' ' Iliff ,,, I il -' 'ft ' 'li A ,, tv 7 -v. hr, , f nr .A as ,A 4, I B. P' ' Q 4 f -Q , A .N-5 N' xA X1--g Q P : OT Conference ' x I if Lwmg Day nv 'p .fist K XL 4,2 Thanks, Doc! Demonstration V? 'n - .... , 'S x,A IJ 5 L 1 7?- '-' il 1 P 10 I L-,. . Xxfu ' 5 PJNCVWI fV10r5IQ Nilrogc 2-. N, MTN . ' ,ff 3 , ix' ia, . gwi .xii r xX X,, N, N Xl ,k,v X X - 1, -f 'A fpl ., N-.. , ks, Doc! OriStra'rlOV1 ,ff 14. 4 y t ,, ,r ' 1 1 ff 21 ' - - 1 w , Acting as a unifying- lorce obliterating artilitigll boundaries on the Chicago Professional Clainprrs, the Graduate College is made up ol' students ol all three schools doing research work while working ro. ward their M.D., Q.D.S., and B.S. in Pharmacy de- grees. In addition, international borders are crossed by having an increasing number ol' loreigu strrtlemc do research here lor credit toward MS. and Plrlh, degrees. The national need lor lull time research workers :md medical science instructors has never been greater. To help meet this need a great expamirm program is underway, and has been manifested by a 2562, increase in student enrollment between the lall ol '57 and '58, thus increasing the student body in the Graduate College lrom lll to l5l. There commensurate with this increase in enrollment an increase in the number ol' research projects under- way as well as increased lunds lor Fellows and Stu- dent Traineeships. A lellowship is money allo- cated to the department lor distributiong a trainee ship is given directly to the student. The health security ol the country is, to a major degree, dependent upon the number and character ol research workers and lull time medical instruct- ors coming through the graduate colleges. There is at present a dangerous lack ol capable men in these Helds. The Division ol the Graduate College ol' the University ol Illinois on the Chicago Professional College Campus is engaged in a continuing program to alleviate this critical problem. Graduate College - . . . . . . . . - - . l' th- b N '099n elimination studies In a decompression chamber, University of Illinois, as part of study of GGYO embo 'Sm l e en R, MILAN V, NOVAK, f' ds, fm sy 7i'?'iiiiQ1it:, 9 ,X li ' L 9 - 'i ' ' tl' it-Qifff' .. .3 4 ll , l r -a, If N 4? l , i?i1'i ' 52' L7 i i t ' t'lt t V . .. is f 5' ' fi A, ii v, 3 V,-X ,A , Q ii ,A 'dl M .- ..if l 1, 1 .L . .. One of our first lessons-how to take a patient's pulse, Early ti bed, early to rise . . Dt-an ,, 5' Emilt. C. Cardew School Of Nursing Recently ztc'c'retlitetl, the Sehool ol' Nursing ollers il Irrozul Inztekgrottncl in liberal ztrts :ts well as Il sound prep- atrzttion in nursing :incl the :tllietl seienres. There is il growing neetl lor people with zt bztc'c':tlzttt1'e:tte level edu- czttion who urn exert le:ulersl1ip :intl contribute to Ill? iinprovetnent ol' health eonclitions. ,X reztr ol collegiate work is lollowetl by three yC1lfS 0' stientilic' :intl clinieznl instruction in the University of Illinois Reseztrclt :incl litluezttion Hospital. Public health :intl sntztll comnrunity hospital experience ure incluclctl Ill the progrzun. lipon completion ol' :tll requii-ements.a Hrzuluante receives za degree ol' Bztehelor ol' Science I0 Nursing if ? I I l yy: i I - l Bke a patienfs pulse. ool ol' Nursing ollers ll a as well as rt sound l 'l'l'4 nces. There 15 1' ed scie I . 1. baccalaureate letel 6111 .- tt P and contribute I0 L ns. by UI zllowed bl' three lelm il - Universlll l gn in the bljt' hentltli . ' lntletlll' , 4' l Zlle lllf 41161161103 K AI '- ientm - ' , I feqllllell I1 ol ill . ii- Ot' screw 1 Hospital. PU Bachelor 'mil - 3 ,f'? That motherly instinct is showing! Among extracurricular activities unique to the School ol' Nursing is Alpha Tau Delta, the national fraternity lor women in nursing. Founded at the University ol Cali- lornia in l92l, Rho chapter is new to the Chicago Pro- lessional campus. Rho received its charter during the Winter Quarter with all seniors as members. It was only alter the School ol' Nursing became accredited that 21 Business or pleasure? - - - or both? clllillll 'tp s up chapter could he estztlilislictl on ilu- 1 ' 4,3 l i It t ti ll Colleges cznnpus, lor all incnilnt-rs must lit- t umllt tl in ilu Baclielor's Degree Prograni. All ol' these experiences tontriliutt' tow. ml nt :kin t well-rounded intlititluztl rcatly to Alxxlllllt' in nn nut itll role in the prolcssions upon giuttltitttitm. TWO heads are better than one. ..f , 1' w 4 I I I 1 t t t 1 iwi I. SCHDDL OF NURSING SENIDRS ,- ANDERSON DIXON, MARGUERITE ..... PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, Alpha Tau Delta, Class ., Vice President, Student Council, Illini Union Committee C41' Emmanuel Missionar v 1- I Y V Li College 5 HUTH, ANN J ...... MOLINE, Alpha Tau Delta, Student Council I2, 31, NSNA, SNAI, Illini 9 ., Union Committee 'X 2 , -37 f - MISHECK, CAROLYN ANN ..... CHICAGO, Alpha Tau Delta, Class Treasurer I21, Class Secretary ,-,Q 4 ' L U1, Illini Union Committee Q31 .Q t , 5 H Q61 l NEWBERRY, JOAN RUTH ..... CHICAGO, Alpha Tau Delta, Residence Hall Association, Illini it Union Committee I3, 41, Student Council I3, 41 I lay' fl ' 51' I A ' Q I Ai... , ,., READ, DELORES JEAN ..... PUTNAM, Class President, Alpha Tau Delta, Class Secretary l31, 3 ,. x Student Council, Illini Union Committee I2, 3, 41, Home Economics Club, Honors Day , ... ' tu, NSNA, SNA: 1 3 v, 'fx y ' T7 RIBNEK, GLORIA BARBARA ..... WESTCHESTER, Alpha Tau Delta, Student Council l2, 3, 41, - Executive Student Council 12, 3, 41, Class President 131, Residence Hall Association I3, 41 I RIGGLE, ELLEN JANE ,.... FLORA, Class Treasurer, Alpha Tau Delta, Illini Union Committee 0 ,. l2, 3, 41, Residence Hall Association IS, 41, Star Course Manager II1, NSNA, SNAI 1 lu- SOKOL, ROCHELLE KOEBERLEIN ..... ST. ELMO, Alpha Tau Delta, Alpha Lambda Delta, Class 5 President 121, Student Council 12, 31 If .-fl l I r I K STEGER, ELIZABETH HELEN ..... MONTROSE, Alpha Tau Delta, Illini Union Committee I2, 3, 5. Q 41, Class Secretary I21, Residence Hall Association I3, 41 I -qv J. WICHER, RENETTA ANNE ..... BERWYN, Alpha Tau Delta, Newman Club , Lg '1- . I f 'A 1 A A ZAMIS, LENQRE HELEN ..... DES PLAINES, Alpha Tau Delta, Alpha Lambda Delta, Clan x . is-YSQJYCJ, I21: Class VICE President I31, Student Council I31, Illini Union Committee J L 10'-l. BARBIE KAY -I -.-- DALTON: Alpha THU Delta: Student Council, Illini Union Committee I3, 411 1 - Class Vice President 121, Little Theater II1, Ideal Indee II1 ffl I wi 1 2 A I -E k. se. 'QI' Tor Sec Bot No' To Sa Bo Deltak Crm Missionary SNAI: mana Se Secretary ation, lllini ecretary l3l, Honors Day il l2, 3, ffl: Association 1 Committee X, SNAI Delta, Class nittee l2r 3' Dena, Class n Committee ,mittee l3f All l . -F 1 I 'gp row: Betty Rosenberg, Carol Benson, Marilyn Belter, Barbara Snyder Second row: Marcia lhrig, Carole ,Dohm, Joan Campbell, Shirley Henderson Mary Flo d Bottom row: Charlotte -Vlase, Patricia Blaser, secretary, Caryl Peterson, president- Bettyy Haw y Noi in panel: Eva Berzins, Alfreda Grady, Lucille Harrison, vice president ' 5' 'e'35U'0': PBVSY Uloo Nursing Juniors Nursing Sophomores up 'glwi 5hl l?Y Moore, Theresa Obizert, Susan Grady, Carol Cridlebaugh, Bonnie Brauer Bien row: Diana Fox, uynn Chenaweth, Charlotte Eneborg, Dalia Umbrasas, Irene Kurnai E E E 0 om 'owf DOFIS Halperin, student council representative, Marianne Doherty, treasurer, Patricia Miller, president, Jctne Kellvf 5eC 9Ta Y: Anne Palmer, student council representative Q! '39 J 1 kkxn ' ' J- 'Q Pa 5' n i H .ir v ,- f Q vs ., ' 97- iii ,,, Q V 3 i 0 ' gk' 975: ,515 'Nllllrqq 5'-- f Entering freshman medical student Jack Roycr fright' fllCl1IC3gOflI'1dS It hard to bclueve as his fellow freshman tn mc-dtcme, Lcstcr Soyka of Bartlett, Ill., departs from uturlrtnt store wtth 75 pounds of books and supplies hC'll nrcrl In ltrst ytuv, 'X ' x A day at illustration studios. TV star Jim Conway presents award to Carni val Queen. All Campus A weekend skt trap to Boyne Mountatn. t .f ,,. 3 iii Fascination. Miwiicnl iHt,,y,.,, , UVTW, YOU i i Activities ay presents award to Carm- f'N 50Cial hour at Medski meeting A comedian visits the cI'1ildren's ward. King Saud and the girlie UW 1? M L 8 it ,W 084 u-Ls. Chicago .l'lre Cllricago Illini l'nion is tlie sttttlentttin ter lor social and recreational aetirities on the l'nix'ersity's ifistiimitiiittl Clainpus. Its actiii ties are organized anal carried out by means tit Ionr sttitlent coininittees operating untler ilk clirection ol' the Union Social Ileligmmcmx XX'eel4Ii eollee liours, quarterly mixer ilaittt-tl the NVinter Carnival anal tlie Holiday Singgtii. only a lew ol' the many events spoiisoretl lit the eager anal willing ineinlmers ol' the Stmtinl, Nltisie, Display and Clollee Hour cotnmitteesi Recently a new irlea in social at'tii'itits-it Nlusical Series was inatiguratecl. Sponsored lit the Nlusie Clonnnittee, it inacle the talentstit tliree prolessional entertainers available to tltt- canipus. Growing interest in lolk tnusir itat lieiglitenecl since two ol' the perlormcrs writ' Iolk singers. The Clolliee Hour Cloininittee emouragcs in terest in the University by showing lilms tit Illinois Gaines during the fall. lIIini UNION Ser-H C0m 1 '1'f-' TOP 'OW E lu Wwlter Wh: lu Donald Findlay, Gerald Silverstein, Lawrence Hocman, Alfred Bass Bottom vow it El 'ilueth Wwssrner Keith Karnstedt, Barry Janov No! in pmr Noi V cl nl Ellmm Marv Floyd Judith Sir-nonson, Elizabeth Steger, Lee Vida ClllCdg0 lnior . l I . Zif1OI1Hl activities on :In nal . ' ' ' Q qampm' lu aclixi carried out by mmm I ees - 1' ' n Opelflllllg uriclcr il.. 1011 Soc1al Delmumflllv quarterl 1 nd tl1e ny events members olfee Hour l 15 ille stutlen 5 mixer 1lz11111-, Hol1claySi11gg,,r. sporisorcil ln Of llle Social: U co1n111i11Qqi, ea 111 social activities-,i Hugurated. Sporisorctl ln le, If made tl1e talems nl .ertainers available 111 11111 terest in lolk 11111si1' inn 1 of tl1e l3C1lOl'1llCl'5ll't'lt' Iommittee CIlCOlll'2igCN in sity by showing Elms ol g tl1e fall. Illini Union Slmnsol-C41 by tl1e Social Coinrnittee, tl1e Winter t,H.niw,l get a record in lattenclaiice 111111 a new lllgll hc mimlner ol organizations lJ2ll'llC'llJ2lllIlg. One HI 11 C hjqliliglits among other events was clistrilnit- 2:lgl:mlX,1n.n 'fyge ol' charge to all who attenclecl tlic l:1ll 11l0VlC'P?Uity' . I11 October a new snack bar ivas opened 111 the l'lllfllliS Game Room. To aclcl inter-est to tl1e sur- mllmliligs, tl1e Display Cominittee, 111 aclclition to vui,1gfi,i11g all Union events, decorated tl1e snack lm with lIl0fll-S appropriate to the season. l11 aclclition to serving students, tl1e blnion also iiimicles meeting places lor many academic anal pro- lwional groups. In this way lt be-comes an integral IMI 01' lile on tl1e campus of Clucago PliOlCSSlOH2ll llnllcges N 1 6 Illini Union Music Committee-ToD 'OW D Richard Norenburq, Gr,-r-wld I C' Bottom row: Mary Breen, Pol Not in panel: Judith Dalton, l ' V I ,, kt,i.r.11,Jo4 ' lllini Union Coffee Hour Committee?-Top rovy: Theodore Patka, Shigeyl T-es,E:'er,B3el1ertagggjrirgsywiiefggrziiiimtlgvlldylhn .e Hocmany Alfred Bass Bottom row-Illini Union Display and Publicity Committee: Barrie o t - - . ll 1 , GeOf9'a KOH' 'N:'l :'f' ' NO' in Panel-Illini Union Coffee Hour Committee: Allen Cady, Rolfe ,EA?3ghQ,RnTiiAZiJg5rreimPe1erson, Dotmkt Rice, Eftw rl Lee Vida Publicity Committee: Joan Campbell, Bafbafa HIQQIVWSI C610 VV' ' 1 ZF A . O Q 4 I gi . .. my Q 5 ii W Winter ' A f t u my pt ' Carnival 5 f W V H 1 L-X..-t . 4 ,J , - iq, .-s at 1 1 A i X ff ft 'W' , , 1 ,f ' is it Q X E , t Q ' 1 ', f it . l id A 1 N i ' vl :ft ,ifigfiefftt i S hw V4 X I , . it . -15. ,ff 'r 'S X X 6. 3- X , A ,X M If ' I One of the tnztjor zillecznnpus activi- ties, XVinter Clztrnivznl is higlilightctl by zt Queen Contest, clzincing, and nwzntls for original movies, student nntsicztl productions, :ind unique ztutliencc- 1zzi1'tit'ipzttion booths. N I Rib I it 4 X . Y 'z W V.. 1, , yy! ,ff 'Jycgf '74 ,V L if ' f,,.f .4 . , 4 ti' Ya, X ff Wy f 'M A' Y, 4' ' f in ,Z Z. 52 if W7 nf, 1 J f 'fbf 4 'ff Z5 2 5 , I . 'ffiifsl M E s , , 4 X124 A r major all-campus zncliwi flaruival is highliglllccl In Ltest, dancing, and awzmls movies, student musim . . 3 and umque 2llldlCI1l'C- 5 1 booths. 1, fft Ham Fmuniscu lr1'17,L,my ga CPN Ak. 1' I If 5. 5. x : X N 4 s X a'f- QC U . X E ww P' , V '-' . 1, x t fs 5 f f 'vkkl 'I x XL, ' ' 5 . .mm ' ,,,,.- lf 'Q a r I Z...- ii Q V- , , lllio ' l - . v,, 1 ,, . , V C Committee its .1 '. '- ---. P Yi -- N .,,, l f., L 'f P 2 x t. l P st, 1 1. s --M First Place Photo Contest: Donald Ore, Gfadv-N9 5ClW00l The II,I,IO Committee, under the direction ol' the Union Social Department, is comprised ol' eighteen members appointed by their class presidents-two from each ol' the upper classes ol' Medicine, Den- tistry and Pharmacy. Although its work is limited in time from the opening ol' school until 'I'lianksgiving, when the layout must be com- pleted, the intense activity ol' planning the entire Professional School section within this relatively short time makes it by lar the busiest llnion committee ol' the liall quarter. Members are given a choice ol three subcommittees: senior picture, photo contest or editorial. Top row: Stanley Brandon, Larry McKnelly, Richard Cercle, Stephen Lindell, Marshall Olsen Second row: Jerry Cargill, Homer Groves, Frank Mono, Warren Petty, Gerald Wachs, Joseph Kritzman Bottom row: Grace Bacon, Charles Lane, co-chairman, Alfred Kobak, co-editor, Rodney Sippy, Barbara Higgins Not in panel: Wayne Gilmore, Gordon Hamilton, Ronald Hedberg, Donald Josephson, Ronald Wilbois , 3' Ah, If Q 'fill ix rg 0 And Photo Contest Second Place Photo Contest: Donald Ore, Graduate School The photo contest, sponsored by this committee to gain more photographs and to stimulate student participation in the ll,l,IO, offers three prizes: 3515, FHSIO and for first, second and third prizes, respectively, and one dollar for each snapshot used. Judges were Dr. Lester King, Department of Pathology, Thomas Jones, Illustration Studios, and lftfayne Conery, Ofhce of Public ln- formation. The editorial stafl this year has attempted to present different facets of the Chicago campus, such as the Pharmacy College's Cen- tennial and research in the field of dentistry. The senior picture subcommittee finds the photographer, keeps their classmates informed, collects and edits autobiographies and lays out the senior picture pages. Third Place Photo Contest: Klaus Nuki, Graduate School 'f V? ff! 1 My fn v was , if A 4...Av 4. p-. L 5 roi, ,DW , ' ,- it J.,-tp r Skutra, adnserg Artlwr Dglfoi, Claude Stine, Leo Fitzgerald TK Bottom ,OW . it lor, Html-tg, Clmiirrrmrtg James Pinski, Erwin Barrington Nor ,n p,mf-I my V. img r t , 'r-far -'Jill-gr, Marslwall Olsen, Gloria Rlllnfk i l xr 4 iriixr- 5llIlll'Ill tirtiriil il is ltiitiltrtsi-ll til rlic lncsi- stiinluitt gmciittticttl groiilis. ,Xctittg als at liaison Ol'gllllll.l- l rlr tit til 1-.ir lt slllllt'Ill uriiltt il .rs tit-li .is Init utllllcil lltvltt- llml- ilu' Llllllllll Clhmics fomffllcfl llciuoni llolliclw- ll lailacs tltc llllll2lllYC :ts :ni cxefutivc group to proinotc Quill lit In ltfrtit lyir lr ul ilu' lout uillvgcw. , , l , clircct spec ml p1'ogt'11tns. For example. it supportctl ilu- llitwriiilt ilir-1-xr-riitiw Iiiiiwtslrl lltis in-q'itti1'llioll is ' ' ' N - , - - ltoml issue in larsl lzill's election :tml is licl Jing to cxtgili isrtlilislil-rl 1-iitititiiitioirtoitgnill multi-r.iiifirt lic-tum-it lltc' lisll ll itcwspztlicta on lltc Cllticazigo CZIIHIJIIS. Executive Student Council 1 O Lp . :qv N Wesley Foundation Null-x lwrriiimlqilrort sllIlllllLlll's slmirituzil clc'x'Clolm1c'ttl .iitirttig limit-ssiuiigil sliulvtils llttouglt worsliip, lllafllsxltlll, .iitil .il lixitx. Top row ','.t tt. Ht.r,- P2 rl, Nm, Q rl itat Holil tE.trl-,ara Kokirck, .lanell Linzluaclt, Bob Godwin, Verley Lammon, Newell Battles, Marlene Holler, Hollis l tt' I. tr l lrrttri:-J, Jil.r- i'.'liitftir S1-cond row tvfr t'.'iwtz,.rl,r-r, lm-Viv H1151-,, Varrql Prtrerson, Jody Wcibel, Annalnell Janssen, Grace Carlson, Robert Hasbrouck, Bill Marrs, Arla Olson, Berna- rl ia ltr 'wrt f.',rt.rn- Gait-' ll, Ann Hill, lidv Fairclwtlcl Bottom row t,-rt-r it llrrrl wlatlitr dir.-mr, rx'l,tmto Hopkins, Annabelle McCook, secretary, Ben Marcello, Bob McCook, Stanley Brandon, president, Kathleen l,t t . fr rrwtrirr- t, ',,fl.t,t i it filtrrvr, loam Uarror, Im Gayomba, Jolw Ross, director Not in panel ' Uirllt I-'-ron, .'Jtllt.rr, lhtastt, Furl ltcrri John Brewart, Barbara Burns, Phyllis Judd, Vinay Likhite, Carolyn McGinnis, Alan Olson, treasurer, i lr l-' lt, ' ,rr .lil ',r.trtlr ,i lit? l.'Jrlr-rirtrri llii into lltl lltlm xvl- X . X , r .ea 1 kg, ,, s , .Q ,V A. -1- 9 4 as a liaison organifa- ?d action: ltowerer, it group to promote and rple. it supported tltc rd is helping to estalt anipus. eg, Marlene Hofier, Hollie Marrs, Arla Olson, Berna- fandon, presideftii Kalllleen , SV ,Lian Qlson, treasurer? Top row: Albert Jackson, Dwain Marquette, Warren Petty, Larry Peterson, Wayne Johnson John Wells n row: Dr. Richard Holt, Dr. Sampson Flores facult advise ' R M' ! ' . . J . Bo omsecretary-treasurer: Eugene Aikman I Y rl Oger 'Cha Sen pregdem' Vtma Shebf Thomas Emmeflftg, WCG Dfvildfnlz Cll'lfll'S Us-Hi, Christian Medical Society 1 The Christian Medical Society has active chapters in the Dental and Medical schools. At their weekly meet- ings mutual strength and encouragement are achieved through prayer. Bible study and lellowship. Being an interclenominational group they set their interests at de- reloping and maintaining Christian standards as ex- pressed in their profession. Besides the leaturcd interests at their meetings, the Christian Medical Soc lets presents scheduled programs lay guest speakers during l'nixc-:sity Hour Lectures in an ellort to demonstrate that ptoles sional service includes equal consideration ol the pa' tient's body and soul. b W ld er James Eshenaur Robert Matthies James Stough Paul Riley TOP POW: Kenneth Bryer Carroll Loomis Wendell Obetz, Howard Wilcox, Ro ert ee rey , I f ' Second row: Wayne Bowden, Ted Gabrielsen, James Franzen, James McDermott, Harry Stephens, Roger Jognso-n,GGB2jY Dfgifgpglshfleizzxhe, g:'ZIrS'On Bottom row: Miriam Christ, Douglas Mains, vice president: Willard Walton, TFSBSUYGVI AVWBIT Kehlef pres' em' Of on C ' Y' J I Esther K rt - u z NO'-11 Panel: Daniel Baer, Kenneth Brouwer, Joanne Hoover, Alv Lindefteldr JOHN RU55ell 'PIG 7 ,fp ji J., xt -is. rn A wtf- Fl: egg: EF AX well designed building makes the H ,, , simpli a dorm lor the students ol' the p ' Residence Hall niuth more than ci: FK E5 F sional Schools. In lact. the varietv olliv , zi- . l lg ll'0m :i social center on the czunpus to a tech que laboratory lor the dental stuclei the Residence Hall. The ofhcei-5 C'Ollllllllli'CS ol' the llall have a well tlti- li-'l l- EF tilities provides lor evel-'phil its in :mtl veloped organization which yr fl , , , l OW es :ill the residents with recreational Pl'0g1'an1s ntl including dances. ll10llOIl pictures q 'I C game rooni tournaments. Clertainlv rl close associations with other residents li ll' Q. toine a valuable experience in tlevelop- ing a spirit ol' understanding and cooper, Student Residence l-lall ilU0ll- T :N.W.ll, .i,GA,,ic, 4. -3 t A I. . . op 'oil'm5'I'cL':g 'ROm:kg VQfllfj'gi2VOL,CU Lpiiilgienfs' fOU'l5'f Oli HMC' M6ll0Y, athletic Cllalfmafi, Bill Afer, social chairman, Wayne Wagers, counselorg Ogden Munrow, Boltom row: Caryl Pt-It-rson, treasurer, Daryl Burns, liead Cotmselorj Stanton Chyna reid T, F k ' 4 I. t Y V I Not in p.mc-I. Mlm Gnnmas, munstrler, Marian Johnson, counselcr, Gi - Rb k P i HT' , ran lin Dalla, director of housingg Ellen Riggle, social chairman Ofla 1 '16 , social chairman, Elizabeth Steger, secretary K 4 -tl huildin the inch more than siinplv students ol the P1-0154, 1 lact. the variety olla- lor everything from Q1 the campus to a tecli r the dental students in all. The oflieers and e Hall have a well tl S makes - . Q- UOII which ' ' provides all 1 recreational . motion pictures, and ianrents. Certain Pl'Ogl'1lIll5 ly the s lie- with other resident experience in cleveloi- l mlerstanding and cooper- OW . den Mun' fagers, Counselor' og - Chairman El'en reigglef Som! 70? John VV. Brown, Director of Physicial Education Sports. lllll'klllllll'2ll and intercollegiate, occupy a t leb- nite place in the lile ol' the students ol the Chicago Pro- lt-ssional Campus. .Xll students. in spite ol' their heavy st holastit programs, express a great interest in all pha ul SIJUYIS CllllL'l' 'IS SlJCC'llllOl'5 Ol' IDI! pt-tition. lht' ttcll organized lllrysical lit rticipants in local com- lucation Department is SCS ht-adctl hx Nlr. .john XY. Brown, who has administered its activities lor the l ast filteen years. . 1 own. the lacili- lhrough programs laid out hx XI1 Br tics include the well supplied gym in the Union Build- WINXKRS Ol I 957-58 INTR.-XNlllR.XI, CIONIPIQTITION lfall Coll.. Swimming Volleyball... llaskctlball.. Softball ..,..,. , . lNlllX'llJll llatlminton Singles... Doubles lablt- 'lt-nnis Singles... llottlrllss llandhall Singles... llouhlt-s Ont' XN'all ll: Singles llulllrltw Spring fiull l l't't' 'lilllutx' 'It-nnis Singles lltltllllvx lflmn 'll-nnis Singles llulllbltw 614 ..,...o, ............,..,.,...... 1 Delta Sigma Delta -..Alplra Kappa Kappa .....,....Nu Sigma Nu .............Psi Omega - .A ,f-........,.V,....eee..e.,...,.,....... .Kappa Psi .XND lJOUl'ml.liS C2ONlPli'lllTlON .....R. XVright WR. Xllright and ll. Urban Clrax WNV. Petty and R. Htnnplrrey Kent 'S . Kent and D. Core tntllmll Kent Kc-nt lirmt XX and ll. Cort- 'n . ', l'ht-lps UR. XX'righl R. XX'itight and IJ. CQ1isig,i,fm . lll'tm'l1 llrtnvn and XY. flartt-1' Physical Education ing, tennis courts and athletic field in the surrounding area, swimming pool and handball court at the nearbi' Duncan Y.M.C.,-X. I Planned with the busy student in mind, the Depart- ment ollers a diversihed schedule for individual recrea- tion as well as an intramural program which includes goll, swimming, volleyball, football, basketball, :mtl solt- ball. The intramural program has produced a high level ol' competition. This in turn brought lorth a marked degree ol interest and enthusiasm from members ol' fraternities and even from the faculty. Q 'lc' 1 arf 4 mx.- ,v a ,.,,,,,.k -ild in the surrounding k all court at the neznlix' t in mind, the Depzm- 2 lor individual 1'ec1'ez1- l'Og1'21l11 which includel ill, basketball, :md soh- procluced 21 high level muglit forth a marked asm from members ol icullxy 4 , . ? 5 Q Q, X, , .fy L I I W I .5 5' ff' Q 4 In . , , , N1 5,1 ' ' vt 1' Q 'rl l :V 15 3L I ! I 1 A ' ' 1 N 4 5 . F! L -I f 1 41 ' Y 1 li- R b 'ai , 3-5' . .Q 1 gl., Wm 1 4 . ' 'Y ' ' f P I . ' 1 l 4 1 .Q .fn V Q' 1 I Q iii 46, A .ily f i '5 Q ixf' .IS 4j ' K ' 4 i A ' , 367 A 15i:1ll1?tiil1istratit'e Oiiifnals. 91 Affricultural Councll, 263 Agriculture, C0l1egQ.Of, 68 I Agriculture Econorqlcs Aguculture Educatlon u Air Force, 305 Allen Residence Halt, 358 Alpha chi Omega. 167, .314 Alpha Chi Rho, 368' Alpha Chi sigma, 452 Alpha Chron, 2514 Alpha Delta P111, 369 . Alpha Delta Pi. 167, 315 Alpha Epsilon Iotgl, 587 Atpha Epsilon Phl, 10131116 K I H Alpha Gamma Delta, 361, 317, 360 Alpha Gamma Rho, 341 Alpha Kappa Alpha, 167, 341 Alpha Kappa Lutnbda, 372 Alpha Kappa PSI, 234 Alpha Lambda Delta, 237, 338 Alpha omega, 566 , Alpha Omicron Pl, 164, 313 Alpha Phi, 167, 319 Alpha Phi Omega, 3154 Alpha Rho Chi, 373 Alpha Sigma Nu, 235 Alpha Sigma Phi, 374 Alpha Tau Alpha, 235' Alpha Tau Omega. 37'1 Alpha Xi Delta, 167, 320 Alpha Zeta, 238 Altgeld Hall, 12 American F0u11drymeu's Society, 265 American Institute of Architects, 265 American Institute of Electrical Engineers. 266 American PhilI'1Di1CG1ltiC2'l1 Associ- ation, 554 American Recreation Society, 268 American Society of Agricultural Engineers, 268 American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 269 Armed Forces Council, 302 Army Council, 303 Armory House, 424 Arnold Air Society, 236 Aviation, Institute of, 70 Aagaard, Jeanette, 215 Aaron, Suzanne, 156, 358 Aasbrein, Victoria C., 318 Abaddenis, Jorge Ramon, 246, 450 Abby, Darwin Gene, 449, 466 Abe, Hiroshi, 265, 266, 277 Abegg, Carl Frank, 221, 367 Abel, Joseph Herman, 419, 466 Abell, James Lambert, 239 Abell, Roberta Ellen, 252, 321 Abell, Theodore Lee, Jr. 269 Abels, Donald, 548 Abelson, Herbert Alan, 422 Abercrombie, Charles L., 281 Abernathie, Dorothy I., 466 Abraham, Eugene victor, 255, 418 Abrahamson, David Alan, 255, 377 Abrahamson, Mark Jay, 404 Abramikas, Violet Angela, 342 Abrams, llena Harriet, 357 Abrams, Jacqueline L., 341, 466 Afetfede, Elmer, 549 Achlllgs, Robert william, 222, 390 Achmidt, Arthur, 283 Aliefman, Owen Hoerr, 134, 137, 239, 304, 393 Acklifld, Mary Barbara, 354 AClfleY, Stephanie Ann, 327 Acklaf, Mohammed, 435 Adair, William Hall, 244 Adam, Eugene, 240 Adaml, Daniel Gene, 440 igams, Alice lrene, 220, 343 Adams, Arthur Curtis, 293 Adams, Cecelia J., 358, 466 Adams, Charles Wesley, 375 Ad3mS, George Lawrence, 221, 285, 367 Adams' James Mansfield, 263 Adams, J0Seph John, 442 A ams, J'-'Jyce Edna, 359 dams, Judith, 360 Richard Bruno, 220, 269 Adams, Qgams, Richard Charles, 288, 466 RES, Richard Lee, 204, 245, 254, 332, Adams, Robert Julius, 387, 449 ,Ward Thomas, 115, 403 Weffen Robert, 438 Ad llVllliam Blaine, Jr,, 367 amski, Max, Jr., 450 Adams Adams, Adams, INDEX Addis, Beverly Ceil, 357 Adell James Michael ' , 244, 31 Adelman, Gary Michael, 415 2166 Adelman, Michael, 549 ' Ades, Leonard St f d 39 Adkins, Paul Louilsr: 4150, 2 Adler, JeFfrey, 549 Adler Louis, 587 Adiefj Michael Af ia, 171 45 Adler, Miles Frankllih, 444 I 7 Adler, Robert Raymond, 282, 466 Adler Sharon Lee, 346 Aamfiger, Albert c., 292 Allen Una Marie, 301 Alleni William Lloyd 406 Allef, Mary Jo, 185, 314 Alles, K Allison enneth James, 467 Cafl Edward, 165, 408 Alllsofti Charles William, 467 Allison, Jane Elizabeth, 203, 317 Alleon, Lloyd Jon, 264, 367 467 Allison, Max Lee, 450 ' Allison, Theodore Edward 378 Allyn, Dorothy Ann, 331 I Almquist, Richard A Anderson, Savilla W., 249, 332 Anderson, Sherwood Eric, 426 Anderson, Stephen Dale, 375 Anderson, Steven Todd, 389 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson ,Thelma Jane, 467 , Thomas Earl, 375 ,Thomas M,, Jr., 270 , Thomas Ralph, 140, 147, 375 , Virgene S., 3-10 Virginia Lou, 355 Anderson, William Henry, 462 Anderson, Dixon Marguerite, 600 Adolph, Marcelle Rosa, 237 Adsit, Mary, 55 Aery, John William, 400 Affolter, Anita Elise, 226 Africk, Deanna Louise, 243 ,324 Agate, JeFfrey Yale, 442 Agay, Sheila Sue, 349 Ager, David Louis, 447 A9QBrwal, Ariun Prakash, 287 Agnew, Lawrence Ward, Jr., 441 Agoos, Stewart Marvin, 204, 444, 466 Agress, Joyce Delvina, 323, 466 Agruss, Neil Stuart, 415 Aguilar, Robert, 549 Ahlberg, David Craig, 264, 280, 299, 449 Ahlquist, Gene Fredrick, 434 Ahner, David John, Jr., 251, 466 Ahrenkiel, Linda W., 466 Ahrenkiel, Richard Keith, 259, 466 Ahrens, Norman Paul, 426 Ahroon, Roger William, 395 Aichbhaumik, Debaiyoti, 287 Aikin, Joan Elizabeth, 331 Aikman, Eugene, 560, 563 Aikman, Peter Rentschler, 198, 225, 227, 389 Aimone, Bette Adele, 350 Ainsworth, Elizabeth Ann, 282, 331 Akin, Mary Anne, 347 Akins, John, 549 llen, 206 Almquist, Robert L., 400, 439 Alpers, Norman Eugene, 445 Alpert, Arthur Alan, 407 Alpert, Hubert, 587 AlSUP, Daphan Lennah, 227, 345 ist, Charles Robert, 397 temeyer, Lavern Wa ne 11 115, 416 Y l' lla Alter, Shirley Malka, 357 Altera, Kenneth Paul, 244 Althofif, Suzanne, 334, 467 Altig, Paul Edward, 234, 271 Altman, Arthur, 587 Altmin, Dale Carter, 408 Alton, Suzanne, 353 Altschul, Richard Jerome, 415 Altshuler, Jerry Leroy, 403 Aly, Martha Alice, 268 Amann, Henry Jacob, 412 Amaliksen, Arne Sigurd, 231, 420 Amberg, Thomas Carl, 394 Angbrose, David Lawrence, 246, 255, 79 1 Ambrose, Dennis Carl, 544 Ambrose, Hayon, 293 Ames, John William, 280, 393, 421 Amico, Robert Louis, 285 Amundson, Charles Arthur, 262, 467 Anagnostopoulos, C. T., 447 Ancizar, Manuel, 270, 433, 467 Ander, Marshall, 451 Anderhub, Bonita Lucille, 168, 237, 256, 331 Andreasen, Christian, 267, 460 Andreotti, Roy Joseph, 220 AftdfeS, Ellen Joyce, 281 Andrews , Andrew George, 433 Andrews, Donald James, 221, 298, 372 Andrews, James G., 262 Andrews, Robert, 255 Andrews, Wayne George, 265 Andris, Robert Peter, 282, 431, 467 Andrle, Lucia Ann, 252, 314 Anfinsen, Jon Robert, 447 Angell, Barbara Jane, 331 Angelo, Norman Bruce, 432 Angelus Daniel Anthon 281 467 I Y, , Anis, Raymond John, 451 Angle, Ronald Lloyd, 385, 467 Annes, George Paul, 448 Antczak, James Thomas, 450 Anton, Virginia Arleen, 364 Antonelli, Louis Paul, 292, 383, 467 Antonson, John Robert, 265, 448 Anvari, Nancy, 243 Aoyagi, Alma Toshie, 297 Appel, Leslie, 414 Appell, Phyllis, 360 Apperson, Peggy, 286 Apperson, Ronald Maier, 395 Apple, Cass Peters, 271, 372 Applegate, Charles Allen, 389 Apter, David, 445 Arakawa, Sylvia Kinko, 595 Aran, Paramesw, 287 Arangelovich, Danilo, 442 Albee, Patricia Ann, 146, 233, 284, 290, 326 Albers, Susan Minnie, 352 Albers, Walter Henry, Jr., 424 Albert, Frank Lynn B., 465 Albert, Jack Anthony, 265 Alber Alber Alber t, Marilyn Kay, 211, 330 t, Dr. Waco W., 69, 238 ts, Dr. Joseph, 244 Albin, George Robert, 246 Albin, Harriet Ailene, 269, 356 Alblinger, Judy Ann, 338 Albrecht, Don Arthur, 445 Albrecht, Susan LaVerne, 322 Albright, Barbara Sue, 249, 357, 466 Albright, Darryl Louis, 253, 259, 233, 428, 466 Albright, James Milton, 261, 311, 374, 466 Albright, James Robert, 156, 161, 176, 269, 428, 466 Albright, Richard W., 220, 428 Albright, Ronald Harley, 453 Alcott, Ann Carolyn, 231, 340, 466 Alde, l-lelmi Doreve, 340 Alder, David Stuart, 367 Alderman, Allen Burton, 444 Alderman, Lynne Iris, 297, 357, 466 Alderson, Alice Minnie, 466 Aldridge, Arthur William, 411 Alexander, Barbara, 348 Alexander, Constance J., 357 Alexander, Donald Kent, 260, 466 Alexander, Glen David,.448 Alexander, Marilyn Marie, 268 Alexander, Moreen LYNN, 237, 348 Alexander, Paull JC5S?Pl1i6iq67f 453 Alexander, Ric ar ., Alexander, Shirley Marie, 167, 3251 456 Alexander, Sonia Marie,146, 314 Alexander, Susan Gale, 353 Alfeld, William Woodrow, 262 A Alfonsi, Loretta Helen, 193, 204, 23 I 344 Alford, Harold Dean, 459 Allen, Boyd Wilson, -lf-, 270 Allen, Charles, 243 O Al len, 466 Allen, Eddie Keith, 222 Allen, Edward Lee, 449 Allen, Georgia Rachel, 206, 347 Allen, Howard, 587 Allen, James L., Jr., 263 Allen, Larry Wilbert, 443 Allen, Mar9'3 e1f 256' 277' 336 Cynthia Janice, 175, 273' 36 ' Allen, Patricia Grace, 314 Allen, Robert Franklin, 109, 137, 147, 249, 250, 467 Allen, Roy Lee, 297 Anderle, Patricia Anne, 330, 339 Anders en, Lars Wayne, 401 Andersen, Norman Allen, 280, 379 Anders Anders en, Norris Wayne, 374 on, Mrs. 362 Anderson, Allen Wendell, 239 Anders Anders Anders Anders Anders Anders Anders on, Bruce Coleman, 421 on, Carl, 548 on, Carol Linda, 299 on, Carolyn Sue, 243, 347 on, David Earle, 417 on, Delbert Neil, 277, 446 on, Dennis Winfred, 239, 393 Anderson, Donald Gene, 400 Anderson, Donald Harry, 186, 382 Anderson, Earl William, 446 Anderson, Elizabeth Redd, 262 Anderson, Edward Leon, 459 Anderson, Elaine Doris, 334 Anderson, Anderson, Dr. Ernest, 263 Anderson, Eugene, 286 Anderson, Evelyn, 587 Anderson, Fred Bernard, 288, 435 Anderson, Gerald Erick, 223 Anderson, lrene Dellora, 318, 467 Anderson, James, 549 Anderson, 356 Anderson, Janet Astrid, 595 Anderson, Joan Ellen, 317 Anderson, John Lawrence, 439 Anderson, Judith Ann, 297, 363 Anderson, Judith Lee, 364 Anderson, Joan, 146, 286 Anderson, Karen Dae, 248, 343 Anderson, Keith Kendon, 544 Lawrence Brent, 239, 260, Anderson, 408 A d , Loleta Mae, 323 Alldilritdlrl, Margaret Ruth, 226, 331 Anderson, Marie Ann, 202, 273, 351 Anderson, NlBf1lYf1 Adele, 359 d , Marion, 201 Qldiiiil, Marlowe Joan, 326' 46' nc Jean 252, 266' 332 A d , Na Y I Alrldgliign, Neil Donald, 384 Anderson, Norris, 2'-25319 A d , Patricia 3, Alldgiigll, Paul William, 263, 465 Anderson, PeQQY Jean' 336 Ray Bertil, 283, 436 illlgiliggi Richard Lesher, 109 Anderson, Richard R., 338 Anderson, Robert ClaYT0 1f 297 Anderson, Robert, 548 Anderson, Robert Roy, 241, 421 19 Anderson, RosemafY, 271, 28831 Anderson, ROY Gunnar' 453 Anderson, Roy Leslie, 432 Anderson, ROY Vernon, A50 Emma Lee, 175, 234, 237, 351 Jane Louise, 249, 301, 317, Arbenz, Mary Hedwig, 195, 284 Arbogast, Robert Gerald, 388, 452 Archbold, Richard A., 147, 212, 254, 396 Archer, J Archer, J Archer, J ack Leroy, 442 acquelyn, 346 ames Gabel, 270, 405 Archer, Kenneth Davidson, 172, 446 Archer, Revonda Lee, 237, 344 Archer, William E., 448 Archila, Luis E., 270 Arends, Erwin Onno, 225 Arends, John Joseph, Jr., 38, 144, 149, 156, 157, 160, 467 Arends, Neil Robert, 424, 467 Arent, Beverly Carole, 175, 344 Arentsen, Karen Estelle, 198, 335 Arentsen, Leonard W., 144, 180, 181, 261, 311, 391, 467 Arenz, Don L., 165, 391 Arfa, Harriet Shiela, 360 Argentin, Silvio Joseph, 281, 448, 467 Angert, Joan, 587 Argires, Constance, 363 Arhens, Ronald Kent, 467 Arias, Velez, 270, 369 Arieft, Allen Ives, 398 Arkin, David Myron, 205, 446 Arkin, Stuart, 453 Arkwright, Mariorie S., 179 Arloff, William Ernest, 434 Armentrout, Patricia Ann, 356 Armstron Ann Faubion, 358 9, Armstrong, Charles Paul, 265 Armstrong, Lorna Karen, 332 Armstrong, Louis, 201 Armstrong, Nlarvin Reese, 268 Armstrong, Myron EUQGHS, 241 Armstrong, Robert Miller, 198, 246, 25 393, 450 Armstrong, William J., 339 Arnaudy , Antoine Jean, 250, 279 Arndt, Mary Jo, 288, 351 Arndt, Raymond Edward, 452 Arneson, Paul Cliffford, 425 Arnett, Harold Edward, 238 Arnholt, Philip John, 368 Arnold, Claudia Jean, 358 Arnold, David Joseeph, 441 Arnold James, 549 Arnold, James Bennett, 231, 255, 396 Arnold, Jeffrey Michael, 390 Arnold, Lynn Ellis, 463 Arnold, Robert Leo, 273, 457, 467 Arnold, Sherman, 282, 467 Arnolts, Conrad Charles, 265 Aron, Richard Martin, 260, 456 Aronson, Jerrold LloYd, 415 OO Robert Francis 295 Arr y , f Afgeneau, Donald Carl, 467 5 617 Basye, John Paul, 301, 463 Barlow Conwa C r Arvedson, Peter Fredrick, 222, 295, 467 Arvedson, Rev. F. S., 295 Arvedson, Mrs. F. S., 295 Arzt, Thomas Ladendorf, 265, 292, 444 Asato, Edward Eisho, 444 Asay, Kay Joyce, 249, 298, 365, 467 Aschbrenner, Charles C., 223, 247, 434, 467 Ascher, Stanton Jack, 204, 442 Ash, David Irwin, 108, 109 Ash, David Milton, 263, 268, 371, 395 Ash, David Roy, Jr., 137, 238, 428 Ashbrook, Robert Michael, 416 Asher, Keith Gene, 393 Ashley, Edward Marshall, 367 Ashley, James Lee, 221, 434 Ashmore, Constance Marie, 221, 364 Ashmore, Stanley Arthur, 451 Ashurst, Albert Nolan, 288 Ashwill, Rosamund A., 202, 206 Asper, Constance Mae, 352 Assim, Michael, 548 Ast, Alison, 587 Ast, Bruno, 446 Astheimer, Arline Ruth, 349 Aten, Robert Holmes, 186, 239, 382 Atkinson, Joseph Martin, 391 Atkinson, Richard Henry, 267 Atteberry, Alice Analee, 351,467 Atteberry, John Manford, 406 Atwell, Lloyd Arthur, 411, 468 Atwood, Charles, 548 Atwood, James William, 448 Auble, Barbara Ann, 286, 330 Auble, Bonnie Jean, 286, 330 Aubrey, Sharon Ruth, 237, 340 Auchstetter, Henry Jacob, 268, 431, 468 Audrieth, Dr. Ludwig, 83 Andrykowski, Harold, 459 Audo, Carl Paul, 220 Aufrecht, Michael Dan, 450 Augustine, Jeanette, 601 Auguston, Kurt, 411 Aull, Larry Raymond, 265 Ault, Wayne Hilbert, 244, 445 Aurand, George Donald, 576 Austermiller, Larry Lee, 375 Austin, David Arthur, 279 Austin, John Michael, 109, 449 Austin, Marilyn Kay, 252, 359 Aventsen, Karen, 256 Avery, Clarence George, 238 Avizienis, Aldona Stase, 365 Awe, Robert Roy, 424 Ayars, Rebecca Jean, 270 Aye, Tin, 426 Ayers, Donald, 281, 467 Ayers, Linda Lee, 273, 360 Ayers, Sandra Faye, 234, 299, 359 Ayik, Necdet, 443 Ayoub, Kenneth, 549 Ayres, Maxine Lee, 353 Ayres, Richard Avery, 445 Ayson, Leilani Josephine, 361 Ayton, William Byron, 395 Azukas, Arlene, 549 Azuma, Yasuo, 272 B lim-liolor Arms, 432 ltulmurttl Club, 425 Iirtml. Ctll1l'l'I'i. 222 Balntl. First Ri-grimi-t1l:11,220 ltamil, 3lJl1't'1llll1.E. 218 Itztnrl, Sur-onrl .Rl'1.f1ll1C1liIl1, 221 Baptist SilltlvllfI 01l11Ll11i1011, 22171 Baptist Studi-nt Union, 205 1'1tl1'1tlll Ilvigllts, MKII, 441 IillI'1Il11II011S0.-1-12 Iii-:tux-.Xrts B:111.30 151-tit Alplm l'si BIKN 110111 HUIISQ, 362 110l:lSl1:lll:1 Psi, 370 l5l'111'lll1t'11l I'i, 45, 2177 llirr-li 1I:lll, 31113 Iiluvli 1. TSI1 11ItJI1'llllf1'lI'J11t'l'1l11j'Al11l11 S.linl ltmiril nt' 'llI'11SlI'l'S.1ll ltrmvi-ry, 'Flu-, 42121 llusi-y 11:11l.I1-12 liusini-ss1'1r1ur-:ltiun 011111.21111 Babcock, Carolyn Ann, 213, 237, 256, 318 Babcock, James Albert, 393 Babler, Egon Stephan, 269, 450 Babler, Mary Jane, 249, 277, 337 Babler, Myron John, 399 Bacchetti, Jerome Allen, 220, 246, 382 Bach, David Alison, 285 Bach. Jan Morris, 196, 222, 223, 247, 468 Bachelor, David Lawrence, 439 Bachenheimer, Franklin S., 225 Bachenheimer, Marion B., 360 Bacigalupo, Albert John, 451 Backoft, Robert William, 147, 156, 157, 160, 161, 396 Backus, Lucia Irene, 365 Bacon, Lester Duane, 262 618 Bader, Donald James, 459 Bado, John Ernest, 428 Baena, Silvio, 270, 467 Baer, Henry, 560, 563 Baelhk Ba e e, Eugene Elmer, 468 Muriel 548 99 , , Baggerly, Lawrence Allen, 208 Bahr, Fred Carl, Jr., 296 Bahr, Henry Fred, 285 Bailey, Bailey, Barbara Louise, 146, 298, 363 Bruce Walter, 453 Bailey, Donald Lawrence, 289 Bailey, Edward Windsor, 311 Bailey, Jay Thomas, 385 Bailey, Larry Wayne, 468 Bailey, Dr. Percival, 573 Bailey William Edgar, 576 Baim, Arvin Jerome, 454 Baines, Anita Kaye, 352 Baird, Judith Kay, 468 Baird, Marylou Spencer, 468 Baird, Richard Byron, 468 Baizer, Beryl Marilyn, 335 Baker, Charles S., 576 Baker, Darlene Janet, 322 Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, David Hiram, 764 Donald Lee, 439 Dorcas Ellen, 468 Fred Russell, Jr., 220 Baker, Harold George, 449 Baker, James Blair, 435 Baker, James Joel, 389 Baker, John David, Jr., 163, 402 Baker, Lester Sidney, 407 Baker, Lucy Elaine, 357 Baker, Marian Ruth, 301, 365 Baker, Mariorie B., 365, 468 Baker, Baker, Mary Ann, 322 Myron Alan, 459 Baker, Rhoda Ann, 315 Baker, Richard S., Jr., 269, 367, 468 Baker, Robert Jethro, Jr., 437 Baker, Ronald Lee, 395 Baker, Baker, Baker, Virginia April, 202 William H., Jr., 468 William King, 282 arnett, Richard Gene, 238, 333 Barnett, Ritchie 243, 263, 468 rnhill, Mrs., 4 Barnstable, Barbara J., 301, 365 Barnstable, William E-, 417 Barowe, Frank Fred, 544 Barr, Beverly Diane, 175, 363, 468 Barr, Joann Marie, 240, 345 Barr, William Matthew, 163, 385, 469 Barragan, Jose Antonio, 270, 449 Barrera, Alvaro, 270, 438, 469 Barretocaipa, Juan P., 270, 438 Barrett, Billy Aaron, 389 Barrett, Donald Ralph, 462 Barrett, Robert Thomas, 273, 447 Barrett, Thomas Joseph, 445 Barrett, Thomas Patrick, 442 Barrington, Erwin Phillip, 560, 563 Barry, Alan, 435 Barry, William Horton, 278, 279 Barshetsky, Annette, 469 Barszcz, Casimir Casey, 127, 137 Barta, Yyvonne Marie, 277,343, 469 Bartel, Donald Leonard, 221, 258, 430 Bartelsmeyer, Frederick, 267, 469 Balasky, George Thomas, 281, 439 Balbach, Sara Lily, 320, 468 Baldi, Noreen Olema, 338, 468 Baldridge, Marlena Kay, 248 ,358 Baldwin, Judith Elaine, 296, 350 Baldwin, Margaret Lynne, 193, 352 Ball, Neal, 254, 298, 425 Ball, Philip Louis, 270 Ball, Russell, 548 Ball, Susan, 298, 329 Balla, Thomas John, 445 Ballard, Charles Arthur, 468 Ballard, Paul Richard, 426 Ballou, Suzanne Nind, 344 Balodimas, Stanley James, 373 Balter, Alan Larry, 370 Balton, Marguerite P., 363, 468 Bamburg, Frances Sue, 146, 235, 286, 342 Banans inga, Sully, 292 Banasik, Mary Jane D., 468 Banca, Kenneth, 549 Banchik, Wayne Bary, 452 Bartelstein, Ida, 188, 230, 335 Barter, Charles Fredrick, 412 Barth, Ed, 180 Barth, Edgar Leslie, 268 Barthel, Leslie Evelyn, 320 Barthlomey, Sandra Jean, 361 Bartlett, Bartlett Bartolo Michael Lee, 446 Robert Callen, 397, 469 John Wayne, 426 Bartley: , Julie Marie, 211, 357 Barton, David Cyrus, 374, 469 Barton, Michael Andrew, 450 Bartram, Robert Lewis, 428 Bartsch, John Richard, 397 Bartulis, Joseph Thomas, 391, 469 Bartuska, Tom Joe, 242 Basedow, Susan Ann, 314 Baseley, Dean William, 243 Bash, Bass, Bass, Bass, Bass, Bass, Bass, Basse Basty Becker, Harold Neil, 244 Becker, John Otto, 442 Becker, Kenneth Lee, 437 Becker, Robert Herman, 135, 418 Becker Robert William, 446 Becker, Russell F., 454 Becker, Sheldon Harold, 424 469 Becker, Sheldon Theodore, 404 Beckerman, Joseph W., 225, 268 371 Beckman, Barbara Jean, 351 ' Beckman, David A., 266, 469 Beckman, Joan Dale, 214 Beckmann, Bruce N., 109, 396 4 Bekrrgann, James Lewis, 109, 255 396 5 ' ' Beckwith, Barbara Ann, 469 Bedford, Norton, 238 Bednar, Charles John, 416, 470 Bednarz, Bernadine Eve, 345 Beeler, William Guy, 371 Behnke, Robert Samuel, 220, 363 Behr, Edward Jay, 457, 470 Behrends, Frederick L., 270 Behrens, Kenneth, 548 Behrens, Roger Henry, 425 Behringer, Clara, 192, 284 Behrstock, Adrienne Sue, 357 Beitz, Donald Clarence, 272, 274, 450 Belding, Gregory Draper, 279, 470 Belgrade, Lawrence Earl, 424 Belha, Robert Bruce, 445 Bell Bell Bell Bell Bell Bell Bell Bell Bell Bell Carl Truman, 449 Donald Lee, 440 Donna Iris, 284, 343 Dorothy 357 f James Dlmcan, 134, 275, 377, 470 , Jimmie Dean, 371, 470 , John oliver, 393 Leslie Frank, 444 Lynn Ellen, 191, 322 Patricia Marie, 169, 222, 233 260 Thomas Joseph, 379 Barbara Louise, 348 Bernard, 415 Charlotte, 335 Howard Ira, 404, 469 Judith Ann, 280, 357 Vivian Dee, 362 tt, Mark Julian, 452 r, Edward, 548 336 ' ' Bell, Robert Fred, 296, 436, 470 Bell, Robert James, 269, 377, 470 Bell, Tommy lla, 253 Bellatti, Charles, 108 Bellows, Glen Lee, 273, 447, 470 Belnap, Bonnie Ann, 329 Belsley, Glenn Wayne, 400 Belsley, Margaret Gene, 188, 198, 314 Belson, Jerry Jay, 403 Belt, Judith Royce, 146, 155, 195, 283, 314, 470 Bateson, Charles Edward, 239, 385, 393 Batina, Thaddeus Fabian, 292 Batterbury, James, 549 Battles, Richard Garwood, 457, 469 Bau, Maurice Man Kwong, 239, 451 Baud, Kenneth Warren, 282, 469 Bauer, Richard James, 307, 372, 469 Bauer, Warren Robert, 447 Baugher, Donald, 548 Bauling, Alice Joan, 360, 469 Bauling, Douglas Bert, 246 Baum, David Harold, 230, 442 Baum, Raymond Anthony, 407, 469 Baum, Robert Atkins, 469 Baum, Robert Harold, 267 Bauman, Bruce Edward, 400 Bendel, Robert Bruce, 470 Bender, Donald Ames, 222 Bender, John Lowell, 576 Bender, Ladonne Kay, 358 Bender, Leon Irwin, 398 Benefield, Polly Ann, 318 Benesch, Katherine Jean, 333 Benford, Clyde Myron, 417 Bengtson, Mariorie C., 297 Benisek, Blanche Helen, 300 Beniamin, Anne, 327 Beniamin, Elaine, 349 Beniamin, Fred Irwin, 392 Beniamin, Robert France, 375 Benkendorf, Mary Celeste, 319 Bennett, Dale Milton, 533 Bandalin, Toby Ann, 333 Bandy, Larry Lee, 268, 437 Bandy, Sue Jeanne, 186, 261, 353, 468 Baness, Jerome Alex, 453 Banis, Alice Ann, 340 Banish, Marion lrma, 175, 348 Bankart, Lawrence Denny, 225, 393 Bankendorf, Thomas Mark, 450 Banker, Larry Dean, 391 Bankhead, Joe, 549 Banknieder, August R., 456 Banning, Roger Eugene, 244 Banton, James Fowler, 367, 468 Barakman, Robert Rufus, 292, 400, 468 Baran, Dorothy Ann, 175, 354, 468 Baran, Walter John, 449 Baran, Walter Joseph, Jr., 369 Baranowski, John, 548 Barber, Dennis Byron, 560, 563 Barber, Thomas Sanborn, 254 Barbosa, Gabriel, 270, 448 Barbre, Rochelle, 595 Barcus, Robert Eugene, 446 Barden s, William Henry, 292 Bardo, Stanley, 549 Bardsley, John Lester, 448 Barger, Allan Russell, 410, 165 Barker, Barker, Barker, Barker John Stark, 576 L. Phyllis, 288, 351 Richard Dean, 234, 248, 271, 281 Thomas Sandborn, 468 Barkley, John Wesley, 457 Barkman, Richard David, 281 Barnab , Y ., J ., 377 ee, Kenneth Dale. 434 Barnes, Barbara E., 298, 358 Barns, Demaree, 387, 468 Barnes, Earleen Louise, 234, 266 327 354 ' ' Barnes, Fred, 240 Barnes, Lester Earl, Jr., 250, 238 Barnes, Robert Forrest, 576 Barnes, William Joseph, 455 Barnett, Allen Marshall, 407 Barnett, Morton David, 370 Bauman, Virginia, 240 Baumann, Carl William, 260, 306 Basggann, Dianne Valerie, 145, 327, Baumgarten, Gary Robert, 394 Baumgartner, Frances, 339 Bayer, Judith Mae, 262, 284, 363, 469 Bayley, Richard Bennett, 222, 225, 393 Bayne, James, 251 Beach, Harry Forrest, 431, 469 Beadles, Patricia Wade, 364 Beal, Ralph Delano, 262, 278, 469 Beals, Prof., 410 Beals, Charles Douglas, 382 Beals, Ruthe Marie, 336 Beaman, HaHrry C., Ill, 455 Bean, David Roger, 417 Bean, Reginald Eugene, 302 Bean, William Alan, 262, 380 Bear, Nancy Lee, 326 Beard, Janet Rae, 249, 354, 469 Bearden, James Monroe, 469 Beardslee, Louis Bridge, 380 Beardsley, Janet Adeline, 159, 321 Beardwood, Jillian E., 295 Bearman, Larry Lincoln, 462 Beason, Judith Jane, 360, 374 Beastall, Theodore W., 409 Beauchamp, Eleanor A., 361 Beauchamp, Mada Ann. 288, 351 Beaumont, Wim Van, 249 Beaver, Ted Louis, 448 BQBZIY, Darrell Dean, 469 Bennett, Dwight G., Jr., 533 Bennett, Dean Granville R., 574 Bennett, Leon William, 412 Bennett, Linda Lea, 317 Bennett, Paul George, 147, 197, 423 Bennett, Richard Taylor, 268, 374 Bennett, Stanley Hughes, 445 Bennett, Thomas Dale, 221, 450 Bennett, Zelinda Anne, 248, 358 Benson, Bruce Edwin, 393 Benson, Donald Edward, 421 Benson, Jacqueline Sue, 342 Benson, James William, 395 Benson, Robert Payne, 406 Benson, Ronald Virgil, 448 Bentes, Gennie, 186 Benton, Thomas, 548 Benz, Paul Wesley, 449 Beranek, James, 549 Berchert, Edmund S., Jr., 412 Berchtold, Gerald Keith, 376 Berest, Brindall, 470 Berg, Bonnie Phyllis, 335 Berg, Brian Miles, 378 Berg, Donald Raymond, 134, 239, 412, 430 Berg, E. Kurt, 401 Berganio, Priscilla K., 186, 277, 3561 470 Barge, Knud Ottar, 449 Berger, Carolyn Jonan, 357 Berger, Mary Frances, 273 Berger, Meryl Norma, 361 Beazly, John Brenton, 459 Beazly, Samuel Geotifry, 459 Becherer, Charles B., 246 Becherer, Raymond Emil, 420 469 BECK, Bvfon Kenneth, 445 I Beck, Roberta, 240 Beck, Richard, 548 Beck, Ronald J., 576 gecli, Robert, 82 EC , eodore D Becker, Alvin Gerlglil-lfiTZ3Jrli1?180169 Becker, Bruce Henry, 204,'269,l296, 449 Bergeron, Robert Franklin, 576 Bergfield, Waltar Joseph, 255, 367 Bergholz, Richard John, 292 Berglund, John Elmer, 449 Bergman, Joan Lentin, 360, 470 Bergman, John Grant, 453 Berquist, Arline, 334 Bergschneider, Albert F., 246 Bergstrom, John Carl, 405 Bergstrom, Karen Louise, 322 Bergum, Clinton Harry, 458 Berke, Edward A., 544 fld Neil, 244 1 Offo, 442 Wfglmee, 437 5 efm , 1 srTWilliaar?1 432' 418 Hell F., 454 ' d On Harold, 42 jion Tpeodore 223369 OSS-p W., 22' arbara Jean, 35? 263. 371 avid A-f 266, 469 Jan Dale, 214 R bert, 438 whine' 32? 470 - M vm f gzhhcgftvlhgzngla Iggneef 183 317' 470 Berlin, Leonard, 576, 46 . Oward Golller, 4 322122 Phrfhur MYf0 'f 1631 415 ' - ,413 21213 Ihzchelle, 237, 324 Berman Berman, 1 P T . .a Ann,.335 I Sliarnjgh Bonnu, 349 Bruce N.,109l 396 ames Lewis, 109, 255 , 396, iarbara Ann! 469 DVTOY1, 238 arles John, 416, 470 rfnadine Eve, 345 am Guy, 371 bert Samuel, 220 368 ,fd Jay, 457, 470' -rederick L ., 270 enneth, 548 Dger Henry, 425 Clara,192, 284 Adrienne Sue, 357 :Id Clarence 272 Bermingham, Frank, 246 Bernal, Augusto' 270 425 Bernard, Kenneth Norman'394 Bernardi, Armando Bumy' Bernards, Alice Leahi 361 nauer, Edmund'MuchaeI, 249 geiner Edgar Davldson, 428 Bzrnhalrd, Rlldolph Jacob' 461 Bernhardt, Richard W-, 335 Be,-nick, John Richard, 299 Berns, CGVYU Mira' ZH' 316 Berns, Max Harold, 369, 470 Bernsen, B3 Y Lee' 414 Bernstein, Andrea Daryl, 361 Bernstein, Donald Hugh' 422 t in Sidney Steman 442 f I 274, 450 VGQOFY Draper, 279, 470 .awrence Earl, 424 ert Bruce, 445 'ruman, 449 Nd Lee, 440 Bems,eDa:1id Henry, Jr., 2293 Berry Berry, Berry, Berry, Berry H b FT, 549 NZ:-1531 Susan, 175, 355 Rex Kimbal,137 Sfephen David, 221, 439 Bers1gin,G-'Wald' 587 a I ris, 284, 343 hy, 357 s Duncan, 134, 275, 377, 470 ie Ol Dean, 371, 470 Iver, 393 2 Frank, 444 Ellen, 191, 322 ohn Karl, 408 gimfi, David Dominic, 445 Berihold, Charles R., 454 Bertolino, Bart Howard, 434 Berton, John Andrew, 295 Bertrand, Thomas Henry, 470 Berwarlgeff Mafgafef K 315 :ia Marie, 169, 222, 233, 260, rf Fred, 296, 436, 470 rt James, 269, 377, 470 ny lla, 253 harles, 'IO8 Elen Lee, 273, 447, 470 :annie Ann, 329 flenn Wayne, 400 Xargaret Gene, 188, 198, 314 erry Jay, 403 B rz, Michael Richard, 470 Bzrzins, Biruta, 560, 563 Berzins, Lia, 549 Besman, Abraham Isaac, 398 Besse mer, Raymond Alton, 577 Best, Frederick Zagar, 451 Best, Gerald, 549 Best, John D., 582 Best, Thomas David, 383 Best, Betke William John, 452 r, Richard Carl, 295 Betley, Harry Jule, 373 th Royce, 146, 155, 195, 283, 0 obert Bruce, 470 lonald Ames, 222 ohn Lowell, 576 adonne Kay, 358 eon Irwin, 398 , Polly Ann, 318 Katherine Jean, 333 Clyde Myron, 417 , Mariorie C., 297 Blanche Helenf 300 L, Anne, 327 1, Elaine, 349 1 F red Irwin, 392 1' Robert France, 375 aff, Mary Celes1e,319 Milton 533 D le 1 Divighf G., gf., 533 A Dean Granville R., 57 Leon WiHiarH1?412 L' da Lea, 3 Phanui George' 147' 197' 423 lor 268 374 R'chard TGY I ' Stanley Hvghesf 44550 Thomas Dale, 221' 4358 .Zelinda Afjnef 248' Bruce Edwun, 393 ld Edward 421 Dona ' Jacqueline SUE' 33? James Wnllnamf 36 Robert Paynjef 438 Ronald Vlfgllf A Gennie, 186 Thomas, 548 aul Wesl9Yf A49 if James' if Jr A12 mum . thaE25erald Kelfhf 376 5 470 Brmdallf ws 335 annie HWY ' ' rian Mlles' 378 134, 239, ronald R3YmOnd' 1 Kurt., 491 KU 186, 277, 356 IO, PUSCIHB A49 X d Otfarf Yg3roIynJ0r16V'b?g7 1 Marv Ffances' 1 ,M On, .le . 1 A -INorrr18f3f? 76 Qhgben Ff8 kL1 Qg5, 367 walfaf 10599 Q92 Richard Johnjmg 'I f we W 360, 410 an JO5f1I.9f1Tlf1fA53 ani John Graf? X 3 Arlinef 33 3 , I' 1F-1 M6 rm:-.der,A'be1 405 ' ' Car 1 :xx H29 M1552 fIin!0f' HMV' Ed1,aff1A., 544 412, B b ,L ' h Gene, 225,456 Bgxtiir, Swlliam Herbert, 241 , 259, 267 Beuttel, Merle Lee, 221, 405 Bever, Merilyn Ann, 334, 470 Beverly, David Temple, 454 Beyaerf, Robert Owen, 380 Bezane, Norman Gilbert, 280, A46 Bezdek, Linda Eleanor, 282, 297 363 Bhatia, Bharat Bhushan, 287 I Bhamacharyya Amifabha, 287 Bialka, David, 549 Biallas, William Claus, 269 Bianchewa, Donald Lousi, 251, 431 470 Baba, David Lee, 281 ' Biba, Frank James, 281 Biba, James Lee, 204, 205, 449 Biblin, Allan Edward, 470 Biby, Richard Lee, 456 Bice, Bevra Ann, 237, 327 Bickelhaupt, Charles O., 275 Bickhaus, Richard George, 394 Biddie, Delories Lynne, 256, 342 Biek, Kenneth Arihur, 382 Bielawa, Richard Lyle, 227 Bielby, Arthur Duane, 449 Bielefeld, Roger M., 133, 281, 406 Bielenberg, John Raymond, 223, 444 Bielfledt, Carlotta H., 284, 470 Bien, Beatrice, 345 Bienfang, Don Carl, 245, 376 Bieniasz, Theophilus F., 292, 470 Bier, William Thomas, 280, 296 Biermacher, Tee Jay, 288 Bierman, Joseph Charles, 453 Biersach, Frank J., Jr., 453 Bieschke, Mary Frances, 363, 470 Bietel, Tippy, 175 Bilderback, Richard L., 223 Bilger, Walter John, 379 Biller, Robert Martin, 283, 296, 445 Billet, John, 549 Billings, Raymond John, 463 Billingsley, John Allen, 299, 447 Bills, Charles Wilfred, 304, 397, 470 Bilyeu, Donald Cecil R., 441 Binde, Helga, 361 Binde, Mrs., 331 Biondi, Roy James, 440 Bird, Marion Ronald, 440 Bird, Patrick Joseph, 129, 137, 147, 441 Birk, Sandra Lee, 330 Birkey, Harold Eugene, 367 Birks, Barbara Ann, 301 Bischoff, Marshall B., 434 Bisesi, Philip Joseph, 402 Bishop, Fred Laverne, 435 Bishop, Patricia Ann, 319 BQShfJp, Bernard Wendel, 171, 450 BQSSI, MilIicentLorren,17A, I75, 361 Bftzer, Donald Lester, 368 Bgcler, Robert Charles, 441 Buck, Ronald Lloyd, 420 Biornseith, John C., Jr., 440 Blacher, Louis Allen, 262, 470 Blacher, Sarah, 240 Black, Patricia Audry, 362 Black, Ronald Lee, 470 Black, RuYh Marie, 352 Black, vvauaam z., nu, 239, 393 Blackaby, Ethan Allan, 449 Blacker, Sally Lou, 146, 156, 157, 353 Blacksher, Beverly Jean, 325, A71 Blahous, Edward Georg, 368, 471 Blaur, Coena Blossom, 206, 277, 347 Blair, John Robert, 381 Blair, Mary Jean, 277, 278 Blair, Sally Virginia, 226, 321 Blake, Daniel Bryan, 439 Blake, William L., Jr., wa, 260, 417 Blakeley, Richard, 428 Blakely, Robert Stevens, 244, 533 Blakemore, Dickie Joe, A18 Blakey, Kenneth Douglas, 435 Blakney, Simmie Samuel, 293 Blakslee, John Charles, 241, 471 Blanchard, David L., 433 Blanchard, Mark, 383 Bland, David Edward, 236 Blank, Leslie Marcia, 348 Blank, Maureen Naida, 348 Blanke, Jacqueline F., 342 Blanke, Melissa Jean, 198, 256, 321 Blankenship, Fanny Jane, 278 Blankenship, Vorris J., 471 Blarf, Richard Lee, 401 Blatfer, Alfred Wayne, 222, A44 Blaffer, Erwin Walter ll, 389 Blayney, Frederick, 405 Blaz, Norman Yale, 445 Blaze, Janice Ann, 318 Blazek, James John, 129, 137, 471 Blazine, Fred Vincent, 471 Blede, Phyllis, 240 Bleivveiss, Judith Lynn, 271, 281, 348, 471 Blenker, Mary Elizabehf, 226, 237, 340 Bleuer, Jeanne Carole, 293, 355 Blever, Jeanne, 175 Blevit, Dennis I., 447 Bleweft, Mary Elizabeth, 145, 155, 208, 471 Bley, Charles Morris, 444 Blnlcr, Marlon David, 533 Bliss, Bene Zoe, 237 Bliss, Charlu.-s Da-nd,2-55.371 Blxss, lr.-.-nn Lionel, 392 BIi',1.Rob-ala Cavmrv, Eb! Blilsicin, Fwy.: Amm, 361 Blirsvcin, Fruya Annu, 252 Block, Bmcvf Ho.-..wd, .17I Biock, Sandra Luc, 360 BIod9cn,DamQI Bf.idlu,',-1-1-1,471 Blccchlc, Robcrl Allcn, 236, 371,- Buomc, James Clwnqnv, .237 Blomgrcn, R5ch.1:dMaroId, 282 .228 Blomme, Rnchnrd 'Null-nm, -156, .171 Blomquisl, Bcrnadmu T., -17l Bloom, Alcz.: S, 32.2 Bloom, David Harry, 172, .254 Bloom Bloom Eileen Lmda, 358, Ilbl James Clifford, -S62 Bloom Lawrence Burl, .352 Bloom Leonard, 392 Bloom, Sluarlc, l59, 392 Bloom, Thomas Michacl, -S50 Bloomberg, Gordon Richard, 577 Bloxsom, David Sanfofd, fill Bluestone, Arthur Barry, -103 Bluestone, Howard Ira,3O-1, -11.1 Bluhm, Neil Gary, 407, -i7l Blukis, Juris, -171 Blumberg, Martin, 587 Blume, Jeanne Iris, 361 Blumenthal, Carle-nc M., -171 Blunier, Glenna Joan, 206, 347 Blunier, Wayne Harold, 206, 275, -137 Bly, Poker! Malcoim, 432 Blye, Franklin Wetmore, A71 Boanman, Tommy Roy, 391 Bobka, Alan Francis, 267, -156 Bockta, Gertrude, 202 Bockwinkel, Sara Jane, 248, 252, 327 Bodenschatz, Carl Alvin, 251, 269, -171 Bodman, Julia Hammond, 329 Bodnar, Dean Andrew, 393 Boehle, Robert Joseph, 246 Boeing, Paul Anthony, 456 Boelens, Pelcr Albcrtus, 577 Boen, James Robert, 273 Boeric, Chuck, 109 Boerner, David, 206, 257, 371 Bogard, William Joseph, 243 Bogardus, Rodger Evan, A53 Boge, David Springer, 395 Boggs, Clifford Gale, A56 Bohert, Karen Les1ie,237,36O Bohi, Mary Janette, 297 Photogmjah at its F tnest , . 14 BY co-ED THEATER CAMPUS Ok-9 Three- Time State Blue Rthhew Award W1f1111e1A IHANIII 'mx IU 1fI.IZAl5Ii'l'l N ' 5,5 r1ox1r.n.u.x.. -4' ' 1 619 V 1 Bohl, Robert Emil, 207, 253, 268, 286 Bohlen, Robert Martin, 450 Bohn, George Nicholas, 376 Bohnenstiehl, Rosalie L., 347 Bohr, Arthur, 549 Bokuniewicz, Fred, 549 Bolda, Ronald Bruno, 281, 288 Boldt, Nancy lrene, 146, 191, 283, 327, 471 Bolehert, Marilyn Louise, 471 Bowma Bowma n, Robert William, 448, n, Ronald Stanley, 436 Bowron, Bonita Blanche, 284, 320 Boxdor Boyce, fer, Thara Gail, 340 David Charles, 577 Boyd, Bill Ray, 282 Boyd, ar Jones Jr 455 C y , -, ooyd, Denis William, 453 Boyd, Doretta Lynn, 340 Boyd, Edith Margaret, 145, 149, 180, Bolen, Carrol Dean, 235, 471 Bolen, Kenneth Ray, 450 Bolin, Joan Sharon, 338 Bolin, Richard David, 265, 269 Bolin, Virginia Ellen, 146, 212, 214, 255, Bobette Ann, 268 Buchanan, Richard Clyde, 416 351, 471 eating, David, 144, 149, 248, 279, 395, 471 Bork, Bill, 125, 127 Bolland, Terry William, 399 Bollier, Jacques Renard, 239, 393 Bolliger, Paul Duane, 297, 447 Bolton, Richard Luke, 410 Bonacorsi, Donald Gene, 311, 397 Bonansinga, William J., 391, 471 Bonavolonta, Anthony A., 373, 471 Boncosky, William Arthur, 409, 471 Bond, Linda Gail, 191, 283, 318 Bondurant, Edward H., 436 Bonfiglio, Ronald Frank, 283 Bongianni, Wayne Leo, 449 Boni, Ronald Michael, 397 Bonior, Andrew Walter, 385 Boniean, Sandra Ann, 169, 334 Bonkowski, Jerome S., 389 Bonnem, Kenneth Allan, 184, 185, 247, 368 Bonner, Lory Thomas, 109, 137 Bonsignore, Dr. Patrick, 432 Bonus, Robert L., 582 Boodin, Susan Laura, 334 314, 472 Boyd, James Austin, 220 Boyd, Sharon Fowler, 472 Boye, Lee Alan, 383 Boyer, Franklin Garner, 263 Boyland, Gloria Frances, 185, 319 Boyle, Kenneth Raymond, 262 Boyle, Mary, 549 Boyle, Richard Edward, 472 Boyle, Thomas Donald, 472 Bozarth, Joyce Ann, 231, 322 Brackebusch, Robert A., 275, 437 Brackett, James Keith, 445 Bradburn, Barbara Mary, 284, 322, 472 Bradbury, Robert L., 560, 563 Bradfield, Thomas Edward, 462, 472 Bradley, Dean Varian, 560, 563 Bradley, Jerome David, 268, 437 Bradley, Marcia Kay, 351 Bradley, Theodore, 379 Bradley, Thomas Leonard, 444, 472 Bradle Wayne Dalton, 461 Y, Bradley, William C., 244 Book, Jon Paul, 396, 471 Book, Larry, 273 Book, Tom Edward, 265 Bookey, Fred E., 392 Boon, Gerald Clifton, 447 Boone, David Howard, 397 Boos, Charles William, 416 Boos, Darryl Gene, 442 Booth, Susan Frances, 358 Boozer, Amelia Barbara A., 282, 293, 325 Borash, Saul, 587 Borchart, Eugene Kent, 577 Borck, Ronald George, 396 Bordes, Carolyn Threse, 338 Boren, Carol Margaret, 354,4 71 Boren, Thomas, 282, 472 Borg, George David, 241, 266, 472 Borg, Melvin Burach, 221, 239 Borgra, Joseph Anthony, 445 Borik, Judith Ann, 344 Borisof, Harvey, 445 Bork, Lesley Jeanne, 331 Bork, Lynn Ellen, 331 Borne, Garland Temple, 280, 354, 472 Bornhoeft, Barbara Jane, 315 Boron, Arnold, 446 Boros, Eugene Joseph, 447 Boros, William Eugene, 239, 434 Borowitz, Judith Rae, 361 Borri, Rita Marie, 167, 340, 472 Borshell, Myles Stuart, 403 Borus, Jonathan F., 165, 398 Boruszak, Margo Helena, 361 Boscher, Robert Warren, 288, 418, 472 Bose, Richard Robert, 450 Bossarte, George Pryor, 213, 231, 3?7 Bosse, Jerry Joe, 378 Bossert, Karen Lee, 347 Bossingham, John Roger, 427 Boster, Carolyn Sue, 221 Boston, Jennie Lou, 361 Botner, Ronald Lee, 472 Botsford, Bruce Ferguson, 428 Bottomley, William James, 375, 462 Boughan, Anita Louise, 293, 355, 472 Boughan, Robert Lyle, 375 Boughner, lda Maxine, 261, 343, 472 Boughton, Patricia Lou, 314 Bouque, David Lawrence, 310, 446 Bourn, Harry Joseph, 450 Bradshaw, Betty Jeanne, 269, 342, 472 Bradshaw, Kay Helen, 277, 342 Bradshaw, Samuel L., 262 Brady, James Scott, 408 Brady, Kenneth Edward, 176, 427 Brahms, John Denis, 247 Brahms, William Arthur, 368 Brainin, Michael Paul, 220, 422 Braker, William Lawrence, 454 Braly, Charles Phillip, 220 Brammer, Bruce Alan, 424 Branch, Joan Frances, 277, 358 Branch, Karen Sylvia, 185, 338 Branch, Kenneth Eldon, 147, 150, 176, 426 Branch, Lawrence, 435 Brand, Constance Diane, 146, 318 Brand, Myrna, 167, 168, 169, 316, 472 Brand, Robert Jan, 420 Brand, Stuart Harvey, 414 Brandenberger, John R., 369 Brandenburg, Warner Otto, 236 Brandy, Dean Carl A., 87 Brandly, Judith May, 326, 472 B,-eyfogle, Lawrence, G-, 137, 412, 473 Breza, Michael John, 444 Bridgeland, William M., 449 Bridgewater, Frank A., 88 Bridgman, Lee HenrY, 383 Bridgwater, Neal H., 423 Brieser, Gene RaYm9ndf 438 Brieser, Martha Therese, 360 Briggs, Carolyn Kaye, 353 Briggs, Susan, 334 Bright, Clark Ivan, 410 Brightbill, Prof. Charles, 268 Brightbill, Frecileiriglgg., 147, 243, 377 ' n, Gera , John Anderson, 261, 311, 375 Brinkerhofi, TomtTlY J-, 413 Brinkmann, Dale Charles, 376 Brinkmeyer, Gil, 129 Britt, Ruth Ann, 226, 227, 315 Britz, William Edward, Jr., 244, 533 Brizendine, Claretta Ann, 361 Broadbent, David N., 225, 224 Broberg, Harry Edward, 259 Brobst, David Martin, 383 Brock, Judith HoFfman, 473 Brock, Richard Allen, 221, 390 Brockmeier, Mrs. 336 Brockriede, Dr. Wayne, 278 Brockschmidt, William L., 455 Brockway, Ellen C., 256, 319 Brodd, Mary Jo, 251, 280 Brodlie, Jerome Flagg, 414 Brodsky, Arnold Arvin, 445, 473 Brodsky, Eugene Raymond, 415 Brodsky, Gerald Jack, 288 Brodsky, Sheldon Bernard, 407 Brody, Alan Joseph, 438, 473 Brody, Jerome S., 577 Brodzinski, Norbert, 549 Brokemond, George R., 109, 387, 473 Bromberg, Dorothy, 357 Bronson, John Arthur, 140, 391 Brubeck, Sally Jean, 358 Bruce, Beverly Jane, 342 Bruce, Clara, 587 Bruce, Robert Melvin, 236, 258, 424 Bruce, William Henry, Jr., 449 Brucker, Dorrence B., 450, 473 Brucker, John Raymond, 449 Bruckmann, Guenter, 244 Bruckner, Walter, 283 Brudenell, Gerald Reid, 394 Bruen, James Patrick, 410 Bruggen, Willard S., 384 Bruhn, James Howard,3 80 Brumlik, Arlene Ellen, 242, 255 Brumlik, Donald Julian, 262, 452 Brummer, Jean Carol, 146, 203, 314 Bruni, Marino John, 450 Brunkow, June Ellen, 327 Brunkow, Nancy Louise, 331 Bruns, Mrs., 317 Bruns, Robert Eugene, 384 Brunsman, Robert Wood, 278, 416 Brunton, Warren Richard, 244 Bryan, Dr. Leslie A., 70, 241 Bryant, Evalynn Alvera, 344 Bryant, Tracy Leland, 560, 563 Bryer, Jack Edwin, 234, 420, 473 Bryniolfsson, Kenneth L.,17O,171, 441 449 Brzegowy, William R., 283, 473 Bubeck, Patricia Ann, 331 Bubula, Thomas Joseph, 423 Buch, Andrew Lawrence, 431, 473 Buchanan, Buchanan , Margaret L., 354 Buchanan, Gordon Jean, 473 Bronson, Kenneth George, 391 Bronson, Maxine Sally, 335 Brandt, Brandt, Brandt, Brandt, Brandt, Carol Ann, 145, 168, 322, 472 Charles Alton, 434 Kenneth, 587 Lynne Joyce, 333 Thomas Harrison, 371 Branigan, Duane, 196 Bronson, Robert Bishop, 133, 267, 391, 473 Bronstein, Gary Martin, 170, 171, 248, 441, 446 Brooke, George Alan, 368 Brooks, Roger Herbert, 398 Brooks, Suzanne Beth, 297 Brookstone, Rita Marian, 348 Broom, Glen Martin, 458 Brostoff, Stuart Spencer, 271, 458 Brotherton, Robert Dena, 281, 473 Brough, Al, 293 Broughton, Thomas George, 295 Brouk, Clifford Otto, 382 Broun, Kenneth Stanley, 212 Broverman, Ada Jean, 344 Brannon, Richard Jess, 458 Branson, Richard Paul, 437 Brantner, Carter Howard, 244 Brash, Carolyn Avery, 286 Braswell, John, 190 Bratthauar, Robert E., 244 Bratzler, John Henry, 383 Brauer, Braun, Bonnie, 601 Craig Allen, 426 Braun, Eleanor Joyce, 333 Braun, Howard J. Coach, 115, 133 Braun, Judith Anne, 227, 358 Braun, Louis Albert, 410 Braun, Brazle, 264, Mary Brenda, 156, 169, 244, 329 Vernon Lee, 235, 238, 246, 248, 296, 458 Bowen, Charles E., 93 Bowen, Francis Harry, 222, 223, 247, 459 Bowen, Mariorie Gallagher, 472 Bowen, Philip Eugene, 289, 426, 472 Bogigcgr, Arthur Oliver, 220, 225, 247, Bower, Jean Elizabeth, 248, 290, 353 Bower, Melvin, 548 Bowers, David Allan, 369 Bowers Bowers Bowers , Francis Leroy, 427 ,James Scott, 137, 147, 386 , Kenneth Schuyler, 298, 367, 472 Bowes, John Joseph, 472 Brebach, Gresham T., Jr., 375 Breckenridge, Patti Miller, 331, 472 Breckenridge, Robert G., 133, 137, 391, 473 Bredek, Roger Solem, 427, 447 Breece, Barbara Lundgren, 249, 473 Breece, Harold Edward, 383 Breen, Thomas Edward, 249, 377 Breeze, Marilyn Margaret, 358 Brefeld, Gali Lucille, 337, 473 Breidenstein, B. C., 275 Breitweiser, Alvah Paul, 265, 473 Bf9m11OYSY, Sandra Jean, 339 Brencius, Milda Eleonor, 343 Brennan, John Jacob, 268, 276, 394 431, 473 Brennan, Robert, 221 Brennecke, Kent Parker, 393, 473 Brenner, Bruce Hartman, 225, 370 Brenner, Edward, 560, 563 Brent, Melvin Charles, 309 Brentner, Betty Lou, 269, 317, 473 Bfesee, Melinda, 136, 168, 256, 298 230, 329 ' Bresee, Paul K., 93 Bretscher, Arthur John, 288 Bretzlaff, Ronald Lee, 473 Brewbaker, James Lee, 432 , Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown, Adolph Nathaniel, 387 Barbara Ann, 159, 321 Barbara Fay, 146, 329, 473 Betty Sue, 322 Beverly Anne, 340 Carol Lee, 227, 365 Carson Thurston, 453 Charles Patrick, 281, 438 Cynthia, 255 David Frederick, 216, 369 Brown, David, 549, 587 Brown, David Wallace, 147, 156, 157, 158, 411 Brown, Evelyn Phyllis, 237, 352 Brown Gary Sandy, 409 Brown, Gordon Orvil, 426 Brown, James Albert, 243 Brown, James Elmen, 108, 109, 395 Brown, James Eugene, 441 Brown, John W., 614 Brown, Kathryn Virginia, 320 Brown, Kenneth Lee, 147, 215, 254 Brown, Kent Studley, 283, 424 Brown, Larry Wayne, 275, 436 Brown, Margaret Sheila, 331 Brown, Marianna, 211, 327 Brown, Marilynn June, 296, 362 Brown, Mariorie Ann, 284, 358 Brown, Mary Elizabeth, 186, 193, 321 Brown, Naomi Bernhard, 359 Brown, Neil Franklin, 412 Brown, Neil Joseph, 394 Brown, Phillip William, 273 Brown, Richard Dale, 246 Brown, Richard Edwin, 231, 367 Brown, Richard Martin, 458 Brown, Robert Lee, 377 Brown, Robert Liudahl, 304 Brown, Robert Marsahli Brown Brown , 374 Ronald Dale, 273 Sari Rae, 346 Brown, Stephen Ralph, 298, 408 Brown, Thomas Harold, 283 Brown, Vivian Nan, 326 Brown William Albert, 417 Brown William Dorsey, 109, 450 Bowman, Beverly Jean, 321, 472 Bowman Bowman , Charles, 270 , George Arthur, 412, 472 Bowman, Harry Lewis, 456 Bowman, Patricia Louise, 315 Bowman, Paul Dean, 245, 259, 409 Brewer, Donald, 267 Brewer, Patricia Elin, 256, 326 Brewer, Richard Bennett, 369 Brewer, Richard Lyle, 266, 454 Brewer Ronald Keith, 439 Breweri Mel, 109 Breyer, John Edward, 380 Browne, Cynthia, 363 Browne, David Frank, 370 Browne, Dean Robert, 89 Browning, Don Sheldon, 397 B'0W 11n9, Norman Lee, 221, 428 Brownson, Robert Peter, 445 Brownstein, Harold, 456 Brozosky, Martin M., 403 Bucher, Mary Ann, 211, 327 Buchheit, Sue Carolyn, 298, 334, 473 Buchmueller, Barrett Jay, 455 Buhta, Gertrude M., 362 Buciharto, 473 Buck, Evan, 147, 192, 259, 283, 432, 462, 473 Buck, Harvey S., 544 Bucklar, Charles W., Jr., 374 Buckles, Alan Wade, 255, 377 Buckley, Stephen S., 375 Buckner, James, 563 Buckner, Roy Bernard, 260, 267, 420 Bucnis, Edward Henry, 376 Budelsky, Carl Albert, 397 Budick, Joan, 360 Budinger, Jean Paul, 428 Budinger, Susan Winslow, 360 Bueche, Donald Gerarde, 279 Buehler, Judith Ann, 184, 286, 336 Buel, Ronald Wells, 380 Buell, David Logan, 280, 379 Buelow, Edward H., Jr., 375 Buente, Barbara Ann, 340 Bueschel, Bruce Beniamin, 221, 227 Buescher, Kathryn Louise, 350 Buesinger, Richard Lee, 236, 308, 368, 473 Buesking, Arthur Dean, 235 Bugg, James Edward, 274, 298, 437 Buggele, Alvin, 282 Buggele, Alvin Edgar, 431, 473 Buhle, Dorothy Maurine, 338 Buhrmester, Gene Robert, 235, 264, 439, 473 Buick, John Robert, 439 Buist, Gene Raymond, 388 Buitrago, Carlos Hernan, 270, 282, 474 Buitrago, Marian, 270 Buitrago, Stephen, 270 Bukovsky, Joseph, 548 Buland, Frances Jane, 277, 299 Buley, John Frederick, 244, 408 Bulfin, Mary Therese, 338 Bulger, Horace, 548 Bulkeley, Peter Clough, 221, 292, 331 Bullard, Linda Lou, 353 Bullock, Joyce Lorene, 193, 237, 322 Bulota, Giedre Mary, 343 Bulow, John, 549 Buncher, James Edward, 452 Bunde, Karen, Nina, 156 Bunning, Frederick Chris, 293, 429 Bunte, William Franklni, 376 Bunting, David, 410 Bunting, Ralph, 111,113,115,137, 259, 416, 443, 474 Bunting, Ralph H., 251 Bunting, Ross, 450 Burch, Betty Jean, 226, 321 Burch, Kenneth William, 278, 279, 444 Burdick, Joan Rose, 277, 424, 474 Burdon, Barbara Ann, 323 Burdon, Sharon, 339 Burfeind, Raymond F., 444 Burgbacher, Marianne, 315 Burger, Ambrose, 274 Burgess, Thomas Jay, 418 Burgett, Gordon Lee, 231, 397 surgsn, sybtt sue, 182, 198, 231, 315 Burgoyne, George William, 396 Burgyone, Richard Edward, 449 Burian, John Joseph, 452 Buritz, Robert John, 442 Burk, Arlene Beatrice, 343 Burke, Edward, 548 Burke, Marianne Bernice, 315 ,F 620 Campbell, Crai Stewart 434 I jean, 358 ' G 587012, 342 Melvin, 236 HWY, We B., 450, 473 .RaYm0nd, 449 'Uemel', 244 Iter, 233 Wald Reid, 394 Patrick, 410 'afd S., 384 1 Howard,3 80 :ne Ellen, 242 255 aid Julian, an Carol, 146 ,Mm 4 ,203 314 , 50 ne Ellen, 327 ga? Louise, 331 , 424 '1 E1-lgefle, 384 obert Wood, 278 416 rren Richard, 24,1 sslie A., 70, 241 Ynfl Alvera, 344 y Leland, 560, 553 Edwin, 234, 420, 473 1, Kenneth L., 170, 171, 441 1NiII1am R., 283, 473 ricia Ann, 331 lmas Joseph, 423 aw Lawrence, 431, 473 Bobette Ann, 268 Sordon Jean, 473 Vlargaret L., 354 Richard Clyde, 416 ry Ann, 211, 327 ue Carolyn, 298, 334, 473 er, Barrett Jay, 455 trude M., 362 473 , 147, 192, 259, 283, 432, iey S., 544 narles W., Jr., 374 Ian Wade, 255, 377 tephen S., 375 ames, 563 oy Bernard, 260, 267, 420 ward Henry, 376 Carl Albert, 397 lan, 360 Jean Paul, 428 Susan Winslow, 360 onald Gerarde, 279 ludith Ann, 184, 286, 336 ald Wells, 380 rid Logan, 280, 379 Edward H., Jr., 375 arbara Ann, 340 Bruce Berciartjirtggcg, 227 . 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WALNUT ST., CHA 1 V Corbin, Kathryn Jeanne, 260, 342 Cordes, Cynthia Sue, 338 Cordis, Gerald Leon, 385 Cordogian, Linda A., 237, 343 Cork, Alan Bruce, 385, 477 Corkill, Ann Marie, 338 Corlew, Philip Morgan, 220 Corley, Judith Sharon, 331 Corley, William Gene, 245 Corliss, John Graham, 220, 283, 292, 367, 477 Corliss, Mary, 293 Corliss, Richard Lee, 293 Cornelison, Robert Paul, 408 Cornell, Jackie Lavern, 221, 449 Cornet, Henry Morrison, 165, 388 Cornett, Ewel Butler, Jr., 58, 477 Cornick L nn 328 Cornill Cornm Cornw , Y , e, James Frank, 477 an, Mary Anne, 315 ell, Richard James, 436 Correll, Dick, 132 Carruthers, George, 207 Carska don, William E., 381 Carson, Arthur, 292 Carson, James Wendell, 221, 386 Carson, Jerry Lind, 459 Carson, John Robert, 432 Carson, William H., Jr., 255, 375 Carter, David Carlson, 250 Carter, Diana Lee, 277, 299, 363 Carter, Carter, Carter, Margaret Ann, 175, 344 Mary Dell, 268, 355, 475 Morris, 196 Crook, Judith Bradford, 358 Crooks, Clarence J.,Jr., 171, 457, 478 Crosby, Carol Ann, 269, 473 Crosby, Marcia Ann, 269, 288, 330 Cross, John Scholl, 163, 390, 473 Cross, Dean K. Patricia, 65, 167, 163, 169, 341 Crouch, Lindley Jane, 235, 286 Crouse, Nancy Jane, 357 Crout, Carol Ann, 211, 353 Crowell, David Leroy, 399 Crowell, Ronald Dennis, 399 Crowley, Sharon, Lea, 237, 321 Crowley, Walter Lewis, 159, 416 Crull, David Irving, 462 Crum, Jerry Dean, 453 Crum, Raymond Russell, 439 Crump, Barbara Ann, 226, 355 Crystal, Mauriene Dale, 358 Csicvara, Margaret Mary, 237, 273 Cudworth, Jo Ann, 352 Cudzik, Brenda Regina, 252, 359 Cuerden, Glenn Alan, 257, 402 Cuesta, lvandela, 270 Culberg, Joseph Jack, 225 Culbert, John, 292 Culbertson, Nancy Ann, 326 Culkin, Helen Mary, 146, 203, 249, 314 Cullen, Arene, 286 Cullen, Donald Edward J., 246 Culp, Dean Robert W., 65, 177, 427 Culver, Alan Charles, 254 Culver, John Blaine, 236, 299 Cummings, Deborah Jane, 268, 318 Corsetti, Carmine, 444 Cortelyou, Marie, 587 Cortright Deanne Lynn, 282, 327 Cortright, Ruth Lucille, 228, 298 Cosek, Edwin George, 381 Cosnow, Marvin Allen, 244 Costa, Richard Louis, 309, 377 Costable, Eugene A., 273, 477 Costello, Terry Allen, 445, 477 Costin, Richard James, 278, 281, 477 Cote, James Alan, 432 Cotell, Gordon Leslie. 444, 478 Cotter, Judith Kay, 222, 234, 354 Cotter, Mrs.. 344 Cotton. Thomas Richard, 448 Cottrell, Fern, 587 Counts, John Edward, Jr., 441 Courteau, Donald Greer, 242, 478 Courtois, Shirley Louise, 365 Courtright, Diane Mary, 331 Cousley, Carole Dale, 363 Coustan, Harvey Lawrence, 246, 298, 398 Covelli, Robert Samuel, 445 Covert, Nadine Elizabeth, 234, 237, 356 Covin, David Leroy, 452 Cowan, Maryellen, 175, 299, 362 Cowan, Ned Nathaniel, 422 Cowan, Philip, 422 Coward, George Allen, 426, 478 Cowart, Richard Lee, 222, 223 Coweetti, Stephen, 442 Cowling, Jane Louise, 319 Cowman, Gary Laverne, 383 Cox, Andrew Joseph, 412 Cox, Carol Ann, 354, 478 Cox, Delano Kimberling, 387 Cox, Royal Lee, 241, 470 Cozza, John Michael, 448 Crabbs, William Clarence, 453 Crabtree, Ernest E.,Jr., 268 Crabtree, John Richard, 461 Crackel, Theodore Joseph, 379 Craft, Judith Ann, 284, 290, 364 Craig, David Rowatt, 478 Craig, Dora Lee, 352 Craig, Douglas Raymond, 267 Craig, Linda Miller, 255 Craig, Richard Lynn, 264, 424 Craig, Robert MacKenzie, 412 Cramer, James Frederic, 560, 563 Cramer, Launa Rochelle, 361 Cramer, Patricia Ann, 363 Cramer, Sharon Anne, 352 Crane, Alexandra, 237, 319 Craze, Herbert Pond, Jr., 182, 255, Crane, Karen Mclntire, 228 Crane, Noreen Hope, 348 Cranford, Ronald Eugene, 427 Crang, Frederick Eugene, 396 Cravens, Mary Helen, 353 Crawford, John Wickham, 391 Crawford, Robert Philip, 204, 444, 478 Crawford, Roger Allen, 445 Creamer, Linda Jean, 317, 228 Creath, James, 586 Crell, Tri Bonnie, 262 Cremieux, Faith Mildred, 330 Creviston, Robert Louis, 281, 367 Creviston, Warren T., Jr., 405, 478 Cribb, Arlene Yvonne, 342 Cribbet, John, 270 Cridlebaugh, Carol, 601 Criley, Bruce Benner, 424 Cripe, Keith Lavern, 165, 413 Crittenden, Joseph Jay, 577 Croll, Diane, 255, 315, 478 Croll, John Henry, 424 Cummins, James Daniel, 239 Cummins, Vance Ashley, 400 Cunningham, Barbara May, 237 Cunningham, Frank, Jr., 387 Cunningham, James F.,385 Cunningham, Margaret, 237 Cunningham Cunningham, 301, 347 Cunningham Mary Jo, 347, 478 Cunningham, , Patricia A., 231, 331, 478 Ruth Ann, 193, 290, , Thomas Henry, 478 Curatolo, Alphonse, 424 Curless, Jerry Verne, 409 Curnyn, Arnold Dale, 577, 586 Curry, Charles Fedrick, 478 Curry, Janet Elaine, 159, 329 Curry, Mrs., 406 Curtin, John Edward, 445 Curtis, Barbara Ann, 343, 478 Curtis, Carolyn Rosann, 185198, 314 Curtis, Henry Joseph, 478 Curtis, Kenneth W., Jr., 577 Curtis, Sandra Jo, 299, 357 Curtiss, Richard Baker, 386 Curto, Nancy Ann, 354 Cushman, John Fariss, 417 Cusimano, Joseph Vincent, 412, 478 Cutler, Alan Keith, 426 Cutler, Leonard Ray, 454 Cuttone, Eugene Anthony, 449 Cvik, James Edward, 123, 127, 137, 249, 384 Cwiklinski, Ronald J., 132, 137, 400, 478 Cygan, Gwenn Jeanine, 344 Cygan, Jan, 204 Czarnecki, Leonard C., 413 Czekala,Rose Marie, 345 Czernik, Daniel Edward, 251 D Dads Day,1n7. 185 Dads Day Review. 28 Daily 1l1ini.41. 212 Dairy Procluetion Clu1m,2T2 Dairy Teelinolnfry Society. 272 Danish National Orr-114-stra. 2011 Deans. YH-GT Delta Ga1n1na,1fiT.323 Delta Delta De1ta.1GT.!122 Delta Delta Sigma. 167. 22151 Delta Zeta, 326 Kappa Epsilon. 381 Delta Delta Kappa Sip51na.Ei52 Delta 311111111 In-1ta.5nN Di-Ita Sigrnia 'l'11eta.325 Delta Sigma 01l11f'I'ilIl.L,7f2 Delta Sigma I'i. 27:1 171 ' ' - ina 1taN,. . 1'1n 3 'S Delta '1'anDelta.141.:1S4 Ili-lta 1'psil0ll. 45, SESS Delta Chi. 380 Delta I'11i,21S2 Dentistry, Cullezre nf. 5515 Dentistry Juniors. 5113 Dental Assistants. 569 Dental Freshmen, 564 11ilnt:t1 Interfraternity Cennr,-il, 41641 Ili'-ntal Sup11mn0res,5'f:4 Division of Special Services. as Dzxsion of Universitylixtension, Dolphin. 239 D5l3'19Y, Adolphus, 293, 451 Dahl, Delbert Theodore, 228, 272, 437 Dahl, Dennis Alan, 375 Dahl, Marion Lucille, 294 Dahlke, Richard Roland, 273 Dahlstrom, Donald Eugenef 491 Dahman, Homer Marc, 444 Dahman, Ray Arthur, 473 Daigh, Charles Francis, 447 Daily, Caro,1yRJOYC353l4f 237 le, Judit nne, Dgleiden, Daigcl4Ar1ThOf1Y, 2731 478 le , Mrs. , Dglitlsch, Walter William, 401 Dalia, Franklin, 537 Dallman, Bonnie Marie, 268, 334 Dalmaine, Charlotte L., 191 Daly, Edward Nelson, 255, 400 Daly, Kathryn Mary, 344, 478 Daly, Marilin Ann, 210, 242, 255, 338 D'AmbrosiO, Charles A., 273 Damerow, Robert William, 456 Damgaard, Kenneth K., 453 Dammerman, Bonnie Sue, 365 Damon, Daniel Alden, 393 Damrow, Dorothy Ann, 357 Dan, Stewart King, 392 Dandurand, David Allen, 395 Dandurand, Richard J., 395 Dandurand, Richard W., 423 Danek, Stanley Michael, 462 Danforth, Jordan Charles, 441 Dangerfield, Helen Kay, 185, 314 Daniel, Mrs., 352 Daniels, John Francis, 454 Daniels, Stewart D., 93 Daniels, Thomas Edward, 385 Danielsen, Carl, 478 Danley, Elaine Ann, 167, 249, 319, 478 Dann, Richard Henry, 425 Danna, Gary Lee, 416 Dannenfeldt, Dan John, 220 Danner, Richard, 129 DanoFF, Michael, 205, 445 Danosky, Anthony Joseph, 248, 412, 478 Danzer, Warren Keith, 135, 137, 264 Darby, Delores Anne, 145, 196, 314, 479 Darby, Jack Edwin, 379 Darby, Louise Ellen, 314 Darling, Nancy Jane, 220, 294, 311, 338 Darnall, Judith Lee, 211, 353 Darnell, Jess Lewis, 271 Daron, Lynda Kay, 358 Darroch, Ronald George, 440 Daskal, Jay Leonard, 171, 447, 479 Daskal, Sandi Fern, 360 Daughters, George T., 246, 420 Davenport, Robert L., Jr., 381 Davenport, William C., 248, 412, 479 David, Dorothy Rochelle, 361 Davidson, Alan Norton, 236, 412 Davidson, Donald Duane, 406 Davies, Geraldine, 357 Davies, Gwendolyn Lucy, 360 Davies, Patricia Sue, 260, 352 Day, Judith Ann, 343 Day, Marilyn Jean, 357 Day, Ronald Lee, 288 Dayal, Harishwar, 287 De Amiya, Kumar, 287 Deal, Barbara Hazel, 479 Deal, Jghln Edward, 447 Dea , P i ip Luster, 165, Dean, James Stewart, SQZ63' 275' 396 Dean, Leslie Alan, 304, 450 Dean, Norman Robert, 424 Dean Dean , Shirley Delores, 325 , Sylvia Ruth, 273 Deardorft, Norma Kay, 175 Deason, Vernon Keith, 447 , 358 Davis, Alfred Stewart, 419 Davis, Carol, 548 Davis, Champ Wilburn, Jr., 393 Davis, Clarence Oliver, 461 Davis, Dale, 548 Davis, Deanna Kathryn, 227, 298, 317 Davis, Deborah Adams, 184, 354 Davis, Donald Wyllie, 413, 479 Davis, Frederick C., 400 Davis Jean, 323 Davis Jerome Howard, 422 Davis Davis Davis Joan, 198, 331 John Charles, 127, 128, 408 John William, 221 Davis Joseph Lowell, 452 Davis Kenneth Robert, 370 Davis Leroy George, 434 Davis Lloyd Douglas, 452 Davis Lvndel Loren, 434 Davis, M5l'Querite Mary, 175, 359, 479 Davis, Michael John, 378 Davis Rev. Newell, 301 Davis Norman, 221 Davis Patricia, 222 Davis, Patrick Henry Ill, 444 DGVQS, Raymond Allen, 479 Davis, Rhea, 240 Davis, Richard, 282 Davis Robert, 479 Davis Robert Dykeman, 396 Davis, Robert Eugene, 449 DHVQS, Roger Hal, 385 Davis, Russell Melville, 370 424 Davis, Sally S., 346 ' Davis, Sheila, 348 Davis Virginia Mares, 242, 321 479 Davisi vviii' K 242 ' Dave, wyilZf 273Se' ' 248' 373 DBVQSOH, Charles Foster, 451 gavison,lMari Penne, 358, 479 avros, ames Saw, David, 292eOrge' 394 BWSOH, Audre L Dawson, Dale Aliieiilizigene' SM Dawson, Judith, 240 DGWSOF1, Patrick Edward, 394 Debels, Maiia, 228, 365 Debolt, Frank Walton, 395 Debs, Glenn Henry, 452 DeCarlo, William Brower, 268 Dechant, Ruth, 284, 320 Dechow, John Philip, 416 Decker, Darwin Kent, 446 Decker, Harold, 224, 251 Decker, Ruth Merle, 349, 479 Decker, Mrs. Ulah, 337 Deckowitz, Philip Arthur, 448 DeCocker, James, 453 DeCook, Gordon Lee, 398 Dedecker, Darrel Francis, 109 Dee, Vincent Joseph, Jr., 389 Deeg, Diane Marian, 365 Deener, Milbert Charles, 281, 479 DeFrates, Mary Jane, 351 Degaetano, Frank Paul, 360, 563 DeGroot, Eddy Joe, 382 Deihl, William Dwight, 378 Deimer, Nola Zoe, 360 De La Cuesta, Herman, 270, 479 De La Cuesta, Ivan, 270, 479 Delaney, James Stephen, 266, 383 Delaney, John Michel, 437 Delang, C. C., 196 Delano, Charles Henry, 375 Delapp, Laura, 587 Delaura, Dennis Richard, 289 Delaurenti, Nancy Jane 277, 318 Delismon, Ronald Joseph, 135, 462 Dellenback, Barbara Kay, 351 DeLong, Charles C., 92, 238 DeL?3g, Edward Ewing lll, 260,307, 4 DeLong, Julia Annette, 331 De Los Rios, Stella, 270 Delp, Judith Ann, 237, 251 Delveaux, Arnold Richard, 281, 479 Delveaux, John William, 105,109,123, 125,127,137,144,151,389 Delveaux, Phyllis M., 252, 350 Demarais, Joseph Robert, 238 Demarco, Carl Joseph, 442 Demeriian, Sandra Rose, 359 Demovsky, Ronald A., 577 Dempsey, Barry Jo, 267 Dempsey, Cedric Warren, 249 Dempsey, Margaret Ellen, 220, 226, 260, 315 Dempsey, Ronald Eugene, 384, 479 Dempsey, Sara Elaine, 361 Demunno, Jim Frank, 262, 479 Denby, Delbert Alford, 144, 150,180, 184, 371, 479 Dendeigh, Don, 198 Deneen, Kathryn Ray, 284, 320 Denenberg, Howard Morton, 270 Dengenford, James, 367 Dennhardt, Duane Charles, 459 Dennis, Coralee Jane, 342 Dennis, Marvin Duane, 163, 461, 479 Dennis, Robert James, 453 Denny Dennis Michael, 221, 411 Denny, Terry Patrick J., 248 Denomy, Robert William, 250, 283, 479 Denosaquo, Samuel, 415 Dent, Gail Mariorie, 315 Denton, Judith Gail, 326 Deough, Dick, 163 DePauw, James Francis, 251, 259, 269, 431, 479 DePauw, Richard Arthur, 479 Derber, Zelda Trenner, 270 Derby, Roger Allan, 408 DeRell, John, 204 DeReu, John Al, 244, 427 DeRousse, Theodore J., Jr., 447 Derrick, David Wayne, 544 Derrough, Nancy Carter, 331 Derrough, Nicholas Hayes, 243, 385 Desai, Dhirailal K., 287 Desai, Gautam V., 287 Desmond, Nancy, 238 Desort, George, John, 378 Destefano, Michael G., 412 298 Dettore, Eleda Kluqman, 226, 260' Detwiler, Charles Calvin, 419 Deutsch, Helaine Merle, 328 V Deutsch, Kenneth Charles, 458 L Deutsch, Myrna Rae, 316 W ' Deutschle, Paul Charles, 254 ' ' Devaisher, Ronald Lee, 269, 479 H Dever, Forrest, 130 f Devey, William John, Jr-, 434 X J-115' Crombie, Howard Franklin, 241 Crook, Adrian Charles, 276, 289 624 Dacks, Herbert Mitchell, 414 D69dalen, Gunduz, 365 Dagis, Randall Bryant, 246 DBWSOH, Russell Leonard, 397 DBY, DOr1ald James, 395 Day, Jay Martin, 416 DeVine, Janet Joyce, 343 1 Devleschoward, Allen B., 163, 221' 243, 399 Devon, Anthony, 459 P , Ann, 343 Jean. 357 .ee, 233 War, 287 Jmaf, 287 ' Hazel, 479 fwafd, 447 .us1er, I6 Stewart, gbibg' 275, 386 Man' 304, 450 'n Robert, 424 H' Delores, 325 Rvfh, 273 orma Ka I I Von Kei1K,4?1?'358 la' 228, 365 'k Wahon, 395 'Jil'-fnrv, 452 ' 'am Brower th, 284, 320 , 268 hn Philip, 416 Win Kem, 446 'Old' 224, 251 h Merle, 349, 479 Sbldlfh, 337 i ip Arrh James, 453 Ur' 448 ordon Lee, 393 Darrel Francis, 109 'W' JOSSPP1, Jr., 389 ffbMGfg:ahn, 365 K ert arles, 281 5AT:fY-1El'Le, 351 '479 3 ran aul,36O,5 rfidv Joe, 382 63 am Dwighf, 378 ola Zoe, 360 sta, Herman, 270, 479 Ffa, lvgn, 270, 479 ames tephen, 26 , John Michel, 437 6 383 1. 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Hamer Elizabeth, 228, 541, Dolin, Melvyn, 543 Dollahan, Bruce Edward 137 oollahop, Phillip Lelandi 109 275 371 Dollgrhlde, Floyd Ray, 163 253 4'18 Dollms, Charles Edward 432 I gOmLnickPatricia, 330 I Om G, aren Marie, gomm, Charhes Edwa?:i6:1gE'!5' 480 Ommermut , Doroth Dommers, Mary Virgixi??3'4g84' 357 Don, Dorothy Enid, 324 Dogitwloggalvnllnam Warren, 254, 273, Donahue, Jack David, 264 Donahue, John Francis, 456 Donalek, Peter John, 449 Donat, Thomas Robert, 294 Donath, Miriam Adrienne, 286 Dondanville, Gerry Lee, 377 Donfger, Lois Irene,226, 243 Donlnger, Joseph Eugene, 296, 376 gonnal, Cl'JargesAXVQIiam, 273, 447 Ono ue, 0 n c e ' 147, 239 'me' 134' 137' Donovan, Annamary, 358 Donovan, Deann Katherine, 136, 334 Donovan, Edward Benedict, 394 Donovan, William, 549 Dooley, William, 417 Dooling, Franklin Joseph, 220 Dooling, Pat, 223 Dopuch, Nicholas, 238 Dorazio, Harold Eugene, 117, 443 Doren, Thomas Harrison, 428 Dorfman, lrwin, 548 Dornblaser, Dale Dean, A13 Dorner, Rudolph, 225 Dornoff, Mrs., 354 Dorris, James Junkin, 115, 374 Dothum, Arlene Nena, 284, 358 Dotson, Lewis Stanton, 147, 391 Dougherty, Allen Lee, 406 Doughty, Karen, 364 Douglas, Janet Lynn, 175, 350 Douglas, Nancy Lynn, 364 Douglas, Robert Phillip, 443, 480 Douglas, William, 223 Douglass, Charles W., 222 Dovre, Howard Adrian, 388, 480 Dow, David lsham, 260, 372 Dow, Jose Kamal, 268, 270 Dow, Thomas, Ernest, 447 Dowding, Deborah Ann, 228, 343 Dowding, Fielder George, 295, 405, 480 et K 361 Dowdy, .lan ., Dowell, Earl Hugh, 220, 254, 259, 282, 480 Dowell, Joseph Harry, 228, 367 Downes, Valerie Jean, 319 Downey, James Martin, 384 Downing, Robert William, 400 ...iff Downs, Robert B., 85 Dowse, Doyle Eunice M., 64, 67 Daniel Dean, 425 Doylei Donald Erle, 171, 457,480 Doyle, Doyle, Doyle James Barra, 424, 480 Mary Lou, 227, 249, 365, 480 William Arthur, 427 Dracog, William George, 561, 563 Draegert, Jean Allison, 146, 161,167 169 189, 192, 261, 283, 320, 480 Divan, Mary Sue, 361 Drvers: Daniel, 548 Drx, Ruchard Lee, 267, 430 UIX, Robert Samuel, 423 Dixon, Duxon, Dixon, Dixon Dixon Dixon , , Dixon Carol Sue, 361 George Tucker, 204, 455 Howard Taylor, Jr., 447 , Monty Lucille, 361 ,Nancy Elizabeth, 252, 323 Ronald Edward, 292, 400 Wesle Laverne 452 Dieff, John Axffre 1 ' 456, 480 d, 71, 264, 267, gluhv, Jphn Michael, 156, 431, 480 Doha, ZlbUfE Tama, 361 Dolgbefman, David Richard, 285 D0 55, Darrell Arthur, 267 00255, Edwin Joel, Jr.,4'll Dgb 0V0'nY, Jerry, 279, 280 UMCOR, Kent Meredith, 384 Doddenlgorf, gan Edwin, 435 Dad I 3fl0I'Ie Ann, 220, 228, 288, Dodeggel lfmgarde A. 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Edward, 300, 431 Duncombe, Sara Lynn, 136,329 Dunham, William Sinclair, 195, 367 Dunla p, Janice Ann, 286, 344 Dunn, Marilyn, 246 Dunn, Dunn, Patricia, 336 Patricia Ann, 252, 481 Dunn, Patricia Kay, 284, 297 Dunn, Thomas Joseph, 452 Dunne, Arlene Sheila, 357 Dunne, Michael Berry, 447 Dunphy, Edward James, 270 Dunwoody, Richard, 411 Dunworth,Bruce Edward, 400 Dunworth, Robert Emmet, 411 Dupont, Joseph Arthur, 384 Dupree, Henry Spence, 391 Duque, Hernan, 270, 481 Duran, Castro Hernando, 270, 424 Durbin, Kent Eugene, 235, 264 Durbin, Vivien Rita, 159, 316 Durchslag, Mark Burton, 153, 144, 213, 215, 422, 481, 582 Durr, Eldon Wendell, 401 Durr, Franklin Rex, 447 Durr, Paul Rutledge, 435 Durrett, Richard Lee, 481 Durrett, Ronald Hart, 220 Dusendschon, David W., 198, 372 Duskey, Peter John, 296, 451 Dust, David, 228 Dutton, William Allen, 159, 396 Dweck, Edward Meyer, 172, 481 Duwell, Dan Allan, 410, 481 Duewer, Lawrence, 238 Duewer, Raymond, 293 Dvorak, Robert Regis, 220, 359, 377 Dweck, Ezra, 265, 456 Dworak, Gary Arthur, 454 Dyal, Homer Kaye, 453 Dyal, Palmer, 293 Dybas, Thaddens J., 547 Dyben, John Paul, 236 Dycus, Jerry Ray, 311, 408, 481 Dyer, Carl, 451 D er, Mark Louis, 449 Y Dyer, Olympia P., 228, 252, 344 Dyia, Joseph Thaddeus, Jr., 545 Dykstra, Meredith Ann, 360 Dysktra, Michael Donovan, 211, 409 Dynda, Ernest Francis, 273, 481 Dyner, Harry Bernard, 404 Dyroff, David Ray, 220, 453 Dziubala, Thomas John, 282, 449, 481 E , . , .- I-,ci11c':1t1m1, tnllwro of. 12 IC11g:i11ec1'i11g:. College of, T4 lC11gi11001'i11,c,f C0l1l1l'll.2Til lirtgziltcoriltpz Upon House, 32, 276 Epsilon Kappa Tun. 346 Iivnns I'I:1ll.345 Evans Scholars. 141. 427 EKl?C'lltlVC Council, MRI-IA, 441 Ex Moor Hall.-135 Executive Student Counicl, 610 Eadie, George, 283 Earl, Francis Anthony, 272 626 Earl, Marillyn P,alrr,J227165 Earley, Ro lie ., F-, Easley, Kenneth Norman, 253, 282, 481 East, John Porter, 270 Eastburn, Anne, 175, 343 Easterbrook, John W., 106, 107, 108, 109,114,115, 408 Eastman, Charles Dana, Jr., 270 Eastman, Elizabeth R., 329 Eaton, Jean Lillian, 277, 345 Eaton, John Smyser, 165, 416 Eaton, Reaugh, 412 Ebbinghaus, William H., 270 Ebel, Marilyn, 55 Ebel, Edward Joseph, 171, 458 Eber, Judy Karen, 324 Eherhardt, Kaye Mary, 323 Eberhardy, Richard, 134, 239 Eberhart, Joseph Karl, 481 Eberhart, William S., 458 Ebers, John, 383 Ebisu, Francis Yoshiko, 277, 357, 481 Eby, Joanne Carol, 357 Echenique, Ramon, 449 Eckel, Alan Frederic, 283 Ecker, Marilyn Nina, 333, 481 Eckert, Elmer Richard, 246, 437 Eckert, Neal Eugene, 163, 386, 486 Eckert, Richard, 206, 268 Eckman, Constance Joann, 322 Economos, James Nick, 385 Ed, Robert Calhoun, 302, 303 Eddy, Grant Lowell, 278 Eddy, Richard Ellsworth, 420 Edelman, Gloria Joan, 316 Eden, Jack Laverne, 269, 426 Eden, Stanley Ray, 225 Edeus, James Alfred, 481 Edgell, George Paul, 147, 216, 245, 254, 259, 311, 377 Edgell, Sara Victoria, 327 Edminster, Warren George, 265 Edmonds, Joan Edith, 237, 228, 336 Edmonson, Harold Arthur, 446 Edmundson, Janice Joy, 315 Edmundson, Richard Cecil, 412 Edson, Lois Ruth, 336 Edwards, Mrs., 390 Edwards, Allen Leon, 220, 447 Edwards, Clarence M., Jr., 454 Edwards, James Dean, 442 Edwards, Leatrice Yvonne, 237, 361 Edwards, Patricia Ann, 278, 299, 357 Edwards, Richard Wilson, 397 Edwards, Robert Lloyd, 274 Edwards, Roberta, 273 Edwards, Ruth Ellen, 278, 358 Edwards, Wendell Harlon, 420 Efron, iris Esther, 335, 339 Eger, Julie Dale, 348 Eggebrecht, Gerhard W., 419 Eggerichs, Jim Marlys, 393, 481 Eggers, Marion Essie, 193, 338 Ehler, John T., lll, 296 Ehler, Mary Marguerite, 327 Ehlers, Norman Fredric, 137, 386 Ehret, Anne, 342, 481 Ehrhard, Jean, 277 Ehrhardt, Ronald Wayne, 452 Ehrlich, Ann Elizabeth, 323, 481 Ehrlicher, Mary Alice, 242, 327, 481 Ehrman, Richard Jon, 288, 446 Ehrmantraut, John W., 384 Eicher, Glen Owen, 481 Eichholz, Edelgard. 255 Eichholz, William C.,282, 431, 481 Eichhorn, Carroll E., Jr., 449 Eicksteadt, Richard W., 436 Eigel, Stephen Carter, 389 Eigenrauch, Marie Ann, 296 Eihausen, John William, 383 Eike, Kenneth Dale, 461 Eikenmeyer, Janice Kay, 339 Eilbracht, Lee, 123, 126, 127 Eilers, Robert Eugene, 440 Eilev, Stanley Le Perle, 516 Einbinder, Arlene Diane, 357 Einbinder, Arnold, 548 Eindender, Joel, 549 Einhorn, Martin, 448 Eiseman, Betty Louise, 358 Eisenstein, Merrill M.,443 Eiserman, Michael H., 392 Eiserman, Myrna lda, 316 Eisler, Judy Lynn, 357 Eitz Charles, 549 Ek, Paul Radkoff, 406 Ekblaw, Andrew, ll, 482 Ekdahl. Karin Louise, 363 Eki3r5,4Richard Lee, 115, 137, 144, 151, Eklund, Charles Arthur, 424 Eklund, Hans Jacob, 416, 482 Ekman, Barry Lee, 220, 403 Ekstrand, Harry T., Jr., 282, 482 Ekstrom, Carol Nadine, 269, 315, 482 Ekstrom, Ronald Elton, 296, 440 Elam, John Wesly, 455 Elder, Anita Jeanne, 288, 350 Elder, Barbara Karen, 220, 342 Elder, Jeanne, 269 ElfmarghBonnie Paula, 335 ias, ester Geor e, Jr., 16 , 298, 408 9 3 230' Elias, Gary Lee, 442 Elias, Olav Peeter, 441 Eliot, Ray, 105, 106, 109 Ellacott, Joan Marie, 322 Ellenby, Jay D., 577 Ellerbe Ck, Ronald Lorne, 400 rn, James Bernard, 377 Ellienger, James Paul, 221, 427 Ellingson, John Stewart, 450 Elliott, James Russell, 293, 429 Elliott, Jeanine Marie, 175, 298, 365, 482 'ott, Jerome Darwin, 402 Elliott, John Reginald, 267, 460, 482 Elliott Judy Helen, 315 Euaonf Lesta Jean, 156, 157, 237, 256, 297, 321 Elliott Richard Alden, 133, 417 Elliotti William Glenn, 454 Ellis, Carl Coleman, 222, 223 Ellis, Deedrie Eden, 338 Ellis, James Franklin, 221 Ellis, Janet Maxine, 252, 358 Ellman, Harriette R.,173,175, 359, 361 Ellman, Michael, 548 Ellsworth, John George, 391 Elman, Harriet Lois, 328 Elmer, Paul Matthew, 416 Elovitz, Pearl, 482 Elowson, David Elnar, 450 Else, Robert Keith, 292 Elsen, Bernard, 455 Elsner, Lois Norma, 223, 243 Elson, Carol Bernadine, 175, 347 Elson, John Dean, 259, 482 Elzaurdia, William D., 482 Elzy, Eugene, 246 Emlund, Gail Frances, 175, 282, 361 Emmerich, Joseph Leo, 577 Emmerman, Sheila, 284, 349 Endler, James, 548 Endres, Robert Oral, 204, 221, 448 Endsley, Patricia E., 336 Eneborg, Charlotte, 601 Eng, Janet Loretta, 322 Eng, Mary Ann, 364 Engberg, Stephen Norman, 441 Engelberg, Morton Roy, 254, 398, 482 Engelhard, Donald Gordon, 242 Engelke, Robert Richard, 458 Engelman, Elmer Russell, 459 England, Joseph Walker, 377 Engle, Carole Elaine, 223, 237 Engle, Jerold Lee, 405, 452 Engle, William, 462 Englehardt, Adrienne, 360 Engler, Janet Frima, 328 Englis, Joan Samson, 242 English, Barbara, 55 Englishman, Donald E., 441, 482 Engquist, Barry Herbert, 545 Engstrom, Maynard Oscar, 533 Enrico, Carol Lynn, 167, 256, 269, 288, 340 Ent, Judy, 146, 182, 256, 315 Entwistle, James Francis, 109 Eovaldi, Thomas Lawrence, 377 Epkins, Joseph Wayne, 133, 137, 147, 169, 314, 482 Evans, Richard Henry, 409 Evans, Roger Harold, 274, 367 482 Evanson, Donald, 285 ' Evanson, Leonard, 561, 563 Evanson, Peter Case, 140, 375 482 Even, John Robert, 391 ' Evenson, Donald Edward, Everett, Nadine Ann, 282, 482 Everist, Donald Gilbert, 453 Everitt, Dean William L., 74 75 Evers, Barbara Ellen, 252, 264 358 Ewald, Thomas Richard, 280, 427 Ewert, Joseph Clayton, 448 Ewing, John David, 447 Exline, Gerald Lionel, 242, 377 Ey, John Leigh, 393 Eyer, Margaret Ellen, 356 Eyer, Michael Leroy, 450 Eyer, Stephen Harold, 207, 377 Eyster, Michael Charles, 228, 412 Ezer, Rochelle Frances, 145, 344 432 Ezgur, Jerrold Joseph, 403 ' F Field and Furrow Club, 274 Fine and Applied Arts, College of 76 Flatgg House, MRH, 4-13 Freshman Board, 175 Forbes II, East, MRH, 444 Forbes II, West, MRH, 445 Forbes III. West, MRH, 446 Forbes IV, West, MRH, 447 Four COIUIHIIS,-136 Four-H House, 347 Faatz, Clyde Albert,lI, 455 Fabbri, Louis John, 450 Fabro, Albert Eugene, 482 Fadden, Donald Kent, 268, 459 Feddersen, William, 429 Fagel, Allen Joseph, 370, 483 Fagelson, Harvey, 587 Fagerman, Nils Erik, Jr., 134, 239, 420 Fahey, Robert Francis, 211, 420 Fahlbeck, Robert Ernest, 455 Fahnstrom, Dale Edwin, 461 Fahnstrom, Judith Ann, 175, 249, 347 Fairbanks, Ronald Roy, 446 1 Fairgrieves, Richard, 235, 238, 264, 457, 483 Falkenstein, Eleanor J., 357 Fallucco, Marguerite, 526 Falzer, Jules David, 442 Fan, John Jone Jong, 483 Fandino, Jose, 270 Fanta, George Frederick, 432 Fara, Harry, 286 Farber, Carol Ann, 175, 349 Farber, Harold N., 545 Farber, Herbert U., 92, 238 Farber, Marcia, 324 288, 391 Epirggd, Sandra Jean, 226, 260, 326, Epperson, William Lewis, 380 Epstein, Corinne Ann, 193, 234. 349 Epstein, Erwin Howard, 246, 297, 403 Epstein, Gerald, 221 Epstein, Mrs., 422 Epstein, Robert Benarcl 577 Epstein, Ronald Stuart, 425 Ercegov ac, Olga Marie, 279, 358, 482 Ericksen 396 , Eyvind F., Jr., Ericksen, Joyce Ann, 317, 482 Erickson, Ardeth Zelva, 360 Erickson, David Albert, 456 Erickson, John Lee,393 Erickson, Jon Wilcox, 278 Erickson, Leroy Floyd, 244 Erickson, Tarry Allan, 389 Erisman, John Gary, 263, 275, 386 Erlich, Ilene Roberta, 348 Ernest, Joan Marie, 286, 359, 361, 482 Ernstein, William Aaron, 370 Erskine, Phyllis Ann, 338 Ervin, Gary Neil, 447 Ervin, Susan Ann, 345 Erwin, Carene Mable, 297, 339, 482 Escutia, Robert Lawrence, 454 Esgar, Kenneth John, 272, 437, 482 Eshenaur, James Elwood, 578 Eshleman, Glenda Ann, 228, 298, 361 Esmeral, Carlos, 270, 425 Espenschied, Fredrick H. 451 Espenscheid, Marvin John, 275, 386 Essenberg, Arline Mae, 360 55519, Henry Werner, 301 Esslinger, Carl Walter, 225 Estep, G ary Paul, 428 Etnyre, Ray Abbott, 140, 384 Ettmger, Jerry Michael, 444 Euler, Karl Fredrick, 396 Eustice, Robert William, 241 Evan, Elizabeth Ann, 363, 482 Evans, Earl, 268 Evans, C Evans, D harles Clark, 382 avid Lewis, 482 Evans, Earl Eugene, 463 Evans Elaine Joyce, 346 Evansl H Evans H arold Leroy, 156, 449 arold Robert, 419 Evans: Janet Lee, 363 Evans, Joan Anita, 342 Evans, John Reaves, 281 Evans, Li nda Jean 4 ,a 4 Evans Marilyn Rt,1h,a61 , Evans, N PPCY Caf0l, 146, 167, 168, Rarish, Stephen T., Jr., 225, 227 Farley, James Charles, 416 Farley, Mary Ann, 296, 322 Farmer, Janice Kay, 361 Farmer, Robert Wade, 227 Farquhar, Robert Willard, 254, 282, 483 Farr, Cara Marie, 343 Farr, Ora Donald, 264 Farrar, Norma Elizabeth, 358 Farrell, Charles Emery, 278 Farrell, Martin Joseph, 278, 431, 483 Farrell, Michael John, 375 Farwell, Wayne Kermit, 450 Fatta, George Peter, 419, 483 Faulkner, Jane Whitney, 145, 151, 202, 322, 483 Fausey, Carl Burton, 451 Faust, Carl Frederick, Jr., 156, 246, 255, 408 Faust, James Gregory, 269 Faxon, Glen Elmo, Jr., 483 Fay, Robert Charles, 275, 386 Fay, William Barr, 436 Faydash, Robert Frank, 448 Feaster, Judith Anne, 321 Feddersen, William H., 293 Fedor, William Lawrence, 311 Fedrick, James Love, 432 Fee, Sandra Kay, 357 Feeney, John Thomas, 262 Fegenhols, Judy, 316 Fehd, Gerald Allen, 452 Fehrenbacher, Larry Lee, 437 Fehrenbacher, Sue Nell, 220, 226 Feige, Carol Sue, 339 Feigin, Erin Anne, 214, 345 Feinberg, Paula, 361 Feineis, Theodore A., 236, 424 Feinerman, Steven, 549 Feingold, Harvey, 450, 483 Feingold, Lawrence M., 370 Feingold, Louis Morton, 171, 450 Feingold, Ronald Alan, 370 Feinstein, Marlene Faith, 358 Fen, victoria Kay, 146, 210, 322 Feitler, Wende Walta C., 349 Feldballe, John, 549 Feldman, Bernard Frank, 404 Feldman, Donald Burton, 244, 452 Feldman, Dorothy Hannah, 361 Feldman, Erwin, 548 Feldman, Edgar, 587 52 Henry 40 Harold '2 9 :Ida 285 74' 367, 482 ar , 561 563 sr C ' oliiiriesrlrio' 375' 482 ia Ed ,ne Annlivglgg' 482 'ld 91.1befT, 453 w ll is Ell 'am 1-1 74, 75 .as RiiR33,i25,f,?4,1 358 'l',5C1?Y1On, 448' 7 laaLYld'i147 10 gh, 39136 ' 242' 377 'ei Ellen, 356 51 EVOY, 450 111 ar ld, 2 lael Cl'iJarle5PgQg7Z12 ll F , ,lg Jgf' 344, 482 F Furrow C1 b ADD1ied Arlb, lgdiege gf '11S6, MRH, 4.13 ll Board. 175 r. East. MRH, 444 1. 11 est, MRH, 445 11, 1Vest,3IRH,446 V- West. MRH, 447 LIIIIIIS, 436 House, 347 :le Albert,ll, 455 uis John, 450 :ert Eugene, 482 onald Kent, 268, 459 l, William, 429 en Joseph, 370, 483 Harvey, 587 ,Nils Erik, Jr., 134, 239 420 bert Francis, 211, 420 ' Robert Ernest, 455 n, Dale Edwin, 461 n, Judith Ann, 175, 249, 347 r, Ronald Roy, 446 es, Richard, 235, 238, 264, rin, Eleanor J., 357 Marguerite, 526 :les David, 442 1 Jone Jong, 483 Jose, 270 eorge Frederick, 432 'ry, 286 Iarol Ann, 175, 349 -larold N., 545 lerbert U., 92, 238 Vtarcia, 324 Stephen T., Jr., 225, 227 Iames Charles, 416 Vlary Ann, 296, 322 Janice Kay, 361 Robert Wade, 227 r, Robert Willard, 254, 282, ra Marie, 343 'a Donald, 264 Norma Elizabeth, 358 Charles Emery, 278 Martin Joseph, 278, 431, 483 Michael John,,375 l Wayne Kermit, 4533 george Peter, 419, 4 15112021 er, Jane Whitney, 145, , ar urton, 423 l B 451 Carl Frederick, Jr., 156, 246' 408 James GregOfY, 2652 Gl Elmo, Jr., 4 ::be?llCharles, 275, 336 lilliam Barr, 439 sh, RoberkFrankf3Elfl8 , J d'th nne, r U William H., 293 rvltiiliam Lawrence, 311 1 432 k, James Love, andra KBY, 357 2 y, John ThomaS, 26 thats, Judy, 316 Gerald Alllen, 437 , HY I 2'E,3ZEZi,si3gl6-211,220,226 , C rol Sue, 1, grin Alilr1966iq14' 345 , , Pau H, irgweodore A542736, 424 , ri, Steven, lbflldl, Harvey, 450, A83 ,, 370 lold' Lawreliligrlvdn, 171, A50 ld, Louis ggld, Ronald A1a'f'1137g,g5 itein,Ma1lene F32 210,322 Victoria KBY, 1 6 349 er, Wende WSJ? l ,J Pm, ba li Bgrnard Frank' Midi, 452 man 2 , Donald 131-mon' 361 :222, Eorqfhygti-laannah, man, FWIH, man, Edgaff 587 Lynda Helen, 360 , 587 Feldman, Eagan Irene, 357 S'dney, Q98 Feldman, Felgmgzf . Fe 'f' ' 1 ,370 relE1m2 ,2fJgh ilgllls, 204, 221, 446 fe 0U-' ld 14,111,422 Fellhiueg,lRE2Sen, 548 Felse I1 Dale! ielilhifivale Haffv, 442 Fjncl, 11151115 Amon' 436 Fender, Roberta Mae, 433 Fennell, Thomas E:' Jr 413' 483 Fenton, Robert Otis, 449 Fenton, Thomas Eugene, 461, 433 Ferdman, Alfred' 561' 563 Ferguson, Bernice Kay, 185, 326, 483 Ferguson, Charles M., 374, 483 Faguson, Robert Lutz, 246 Ferguson, Thomas Dudleilr 281 Ferguson, Prof. William, 164 Ferlicka, Donald Paul' 244 Fernandes, Peter Stewart, 375 Ferrante, Victor Ralph, 437 Ferrara, Stephen Arthur, 409 Ferrell, Anne Mane' 314 Ferris, Donald Lester, 234 Ferry, Ann Maclay, 146, 182, 314 Ferst, Stuart Gerald, 403 pegs, Philip Eugene, 233 pegger, Lamar Earl, 296, 428 Fessler, Emily Louise, 227 Fetter, Annette, 324 lf, R d J mes, 400 Fe e'o - O 'l,eirr1rl,414 ersteln, R0 e - llziquay, William Lester, 441 Feurer, 1-GUY 1-99, 445 Feutz, Judith Alice, 350 Fiala, Fred Wade, 402 Fialkowski, COl1f6f-1 1'-, 436 Ficht, Thomas Andrew, 483 Fick, Bruce Duane, 545 Fickel, Ronald Gene, 163, 367 Fiedler, Allan Ray, 443, 483 Fiedler, Elizabeth J., 338 Field, Janet A., 595 I Field, Lawrence lrwin, 370 Field, Phillip Henry, 147, 427 Field, Ronald Burton, 414, 483 Fields, Adolph Belden, 444 Fields, John Robert, 483 Fiene, Donald Eugene, 423 Fiester, Sheryl Lee, 211, 327 Figge, Kenneth Leroy, 459 Filip, Robert Jay, 274 Filler, James Larry, 429 Finch, Charles Edward, 236, 307, 374 Finch, Thomas Edward, 452 Fincher, Joseph Edward, 396, 483 Finder, Earl F., 179 Finder, Jan Howard, 450 Fine, Edward Michael, 370 Fine, John Samuel, 246, 457 Fine, Leroy Berton, 415 Fineberg, Dennis Ronald, 246, 370 Finerman, Adrian, 548 Fink, Bruce Paul, 221 Fink, Gilbert Lee, 595 Fink, Larry Richard, 402, 257 Fink, Melvin Ronny, 184, 395, 483 Fink, Roger Louis, 262 Fink, Ron, 222, 223 Fink, Valdina Dawn, 358 Finkel, Max Frederick, 578 Finkel, Robert Glenn, 140, 483 Flnkelman, Beverly Joyce, 348 Finlayson, Donald Stuart, 425 Finlayson, Willis lrwin, 458 1:lf11eY, Jacqueline Fay, 322 Flllley, Janis Kay, 277, 351, 483 Finley, John Allen, 254 Finley, Julia Gregg, 357 Flnne, Carol Sue, 324 Finney, Sandra Rose, 361 11lfl'l1CUm, Terry Michael, 372 Flfanl, Regina Gyte, 270, 361 1:l eP3U9l1, Robert Thomas 221 Flffafllello, Joseph Carl, 247 483 Flschback, Leonard lrwin, 561 563 Fischbein, Martin lvl., 414 ' Flscltel, Burton Jay, 428 FlSCher, Bruce Robert 450 Fischer, David Lewis ,292 390 Flschef, Donald Vict6r, 438 FJSC11'-ff, GSOrge Arthur 254 Fischer, Joel, 415 I Flschef, Lawrence J. 545 Flschef, Robert Theodore 393 483 Flscllef, Robert Thomas 357 I Flsdier, William Donald. 420 F1511-5l,FrancesJune 318 Fisher, Alice Ann, 188 314 Flsllef, David Service 310 Fisher, Joseph Thomas 249 Fisher, Judith Ellen 31,7 Fisher, Martha Rosel, 342 rli12 l0Sa'd' 449 . , 0 ert Glend Flsl'ler,Su5an Kay, 335211, 221, 434 ililiilove, Joanne, 324 MESS' 18,2333 3?.1.4S78,i5f?7 Fig ' Y.: 151122: 232312 S,ls::: 1,,f1,'8f 58' grit: rsasffzlzf 33' rlligemlfl' Arlene, 240 9913 Cl, Arthur G., 214, 420 1:11Z9SI'Bld, Barba Fitzgerald, Jane E11ezEnb?2g63a55' 484 F11ZQSf6ld, Rev. John D I 299 Flugefald, Leo Leslie JF 578 Fitzgerald, Mary Kay'24f 338 Fitzgerald, Robert D.: 292' 434 Fitzgerald, Roger Miller, 385 lgitzrriaurlce, Gerald R., 434 uZ84ohn Neilson, 134, 137, 239, 395, Flelde, Prof. Olat 285 Flack, Charlene K' Flocks, Louise, 24012 215' 299 Flaede, John 395 F1am?l', Robert Joseph 561 563 Flamlni, Yvonne Mariel, 345 Flamm, Betty Jo, 321 Flamm, Carol Lana, 286 324 Flanagan, Stephen Roy ,460 Flanders, E. F., 304 I Flanders, Seth W., Jr., 222 247 ElanneryhCukrtis E., 484 I eegef, ar ara Jean, Fleer, Russell Lee, 396 284' 286' 361 Fleischman, Gerald B., 453 Fleisher, James Faris 222 Fleisher, James, 221 1 Fleisher, Richard S., 484 Fleisher, Ronald Gary, 392 Fleming, Carolyn Sue, 284, 290, 351 F1em1n9,Japwes Richard, 545 Fleming, Michael Don, 416 Fleming, Robben, 270 Flener, Fred O., 427 Fletcher, Mrs. Lucile, 329 Fletcher, Ralph, 106, 109, 132 Fletemeyer, Richard G., 137, 403 Flewellvn, Helen Anne, 277, 352 484 Flicker, Arthur, 561, 563 ' '1ii',1el'1f1, Cyril lieo, Jr., 561 'QS man, e en M rna, 240, Flinn, Robert A., 5716 357' 484 Flint, Richard Allen, 456 Flores, Camille lrene, 321 Foster, Samuel Frederick, 408, 434 Foife, Glen R aYrnond, 383 Fournie Thomas A11 - ' , 231, Fournier, Arthur Rclsgrt, 280390 Fowlef, Gera ld, 294 Fowlef, Ronald James, 377 FOX, Barbara Judith, 348 FOX, Cary Owen 411 4 Fox, Dennis Richard S930 EOX, giana, 601 ' OX, ene Tho , 245 Fox, Lawrencerlllgieph, 2327, A84 FOX, Michael Edward, 238, 415, Aa, FOX, Phyllis Gail, zas, 365 FOX, Ronald Fracker, Rob Eugene 447 ert Granger, 243 Ffadln, Barry Edmond 407 lgranck, Joann Fern, 31,8 randsen, Lee Raymond, 115 Frank, Anne Frank, Carol Flank, Darre C., 335 Louise, 295, 360 ll Eugene, 484 Frank, Elizabeth Ann, 317 Frank, lra Michael, 273, 447 Frank, John Joseph, 260, 417 Frank, Laurie Ann, 357 Frank, Marg uerite Ellen, 360 Frank, Michael I., 573 Frank, Richard Wayne, 434 Frank, Robe 271, 458, rt Walte , 147, 238 6 484 1 ' 2 2' Frank, Samuel Hope, 273 Ffank, Walter, 548 Frankel, Ne il Paul, 285, 373 Frankel, Sharon Ruth, 484 Frankenberg, Julian M., 454 Frankland, Judy Marie, 361 Franklin, Edwin Alan, 423 Franklin, Gerald, 587 Franklin, Jackie Lee, 228, 416 Franklin, Kay, 351 Franklin, Patricia A. M., 344 Franklin, Shirley Jean, 277 Flores, Ella lsabel, 361 Florio, Prof. A. E., 160 Florio, Mary Jo, 159, 334 Florreich, James Harold, 244, 452 Florschuetz, Leon Walter, 383 Flower, Allen, 548 Flowers, Jonathan Max, 382 Floyd, Phyllis Jean, 146, 249, 318, 484 Flurky, David Guy, 379 Fluss, Marilyn Sue, 228, 343 Fl nn Diana Lee, 50, 354, 484 Y , Flynn, James Dunn, 123, 127,484 Flynn nne Storer 223 , Joa , Flynn, Michael Xavier, 432 Flynn, Patrick Edward. 393 Fly3nn, William Edward, 185,274, 275, 86 Foersterling, Frederick, 408 Fogel, Jerold Shapin, 545 r Diana 344 Fogle , , Fogler, Hugh Scott, 385 Foissotte, Suzanne, 342 Foitik, Edward, 548 Folkerts, Ralph Charles, 269, 296, 450 Follensbee, Thomas Link, 283 Fond a, Roy Douw, 389 Foos, Saul,422 Foote, Jeffrey H., 221, 368 Forbes, Kathy Kay, 193, 318 Forbes, Kenneth Frank, 388 Franks, Carolyn sae, 193, 318, 356 Franks, Suzanne Gertrude, 344 Franks, Tommy Mark, 450 Frantz, Calvin Charles, 299, 484 Frantzen, Richard C., 424 Franzen, Judith Ann, 364 Franzen, Judith Earline, 284, 290, 357 Fratia, Janet Ann, 321 Frazelle, Alan Eugene, 281, 484 Frazier, Lewis Erskine, 176, 426, 485 Frazier, Ralph Kendrick, 578 Frazin, lrwin Lee, 262, 398 Freddy, Carl, 397 Frede, John F., 391 Fredenburgh, Robert E., 379, 424 Frederichs, Leroy John, 485 Frederick, David Eugene, 295 Frederick, Donald F., 441 Frederick, Jeanne Marie, 295 Fredley, Donald Floyd, 457 Fredrick, Jeanne, 277, 298, 365 Fredrickson, Carol Ann, 284, 343 Fredrickson, Deborah, 549 Fredrickson, Thomas, 223 Fredriksen, Karen Luise, 220, 361 Freeberg, John Graham, 289 Freed, Harvey M., 582 Freed, Maris Lynne, 256, 324 Freedlund, Lee Keith, 453 Freedlund, Robert A., 459 Freedman, Alice Mynette, 211, 316 Freehill, Patricia E., 145, 148, 229, Ford, Daniel Joseph, 376 Ford, Georgia Ann, 167,169, 315 Ford, Gerald William, 393, 484 Ford, Sandra Sue, 360 Ford, Virginia Ann, 297 Fraher, James Rodney, 419 Fraker, Guy Cronice, 405 Frame, Robert Roy, 171, 246, 446 Francescatti, Zino, 199 Francis, Anton Donald, 367, 443, 484 Francis, Diana Ruth, 214, 332 Francis, Kent Russell, 260, 268 Franciscovich, Paul J., Jr., 434 Fordham, Ernest W., 582 Fore, Donald Lee, 265, 484 Foreman, Ronald, 543 Foreman, Paul Leighton, 449 Forero, Gabriel, 283, 444 F restner, David George, 39 o Forestner, Mary EvelYf1' 315 373 Forker, John Jaffray, Forman, Deonna Jean, 351 Forrer, Richard Paul, 424 Forrest, Dr. Edward J., 556 Forrest, Llyn, 136, 331 ForresterAJ almes gggaf, 434 Fors th, rt Ur, Forsiyth, John Willard, 18, 215, 298, 379 Forsyth, Martha Ann, 331 Forsyth, Mary Lucinda, 334 137 Forsythe, William Joseph, 134' ' 260, 39118434 M7 Fort, Haro uane, Fortier, James Donald, 276, 431, 494 Fortin, Raymond F., 444 A9 Fosdick, Robert Eugene, 4 Fosler, Gail Marvin, 292 Fosse, William Harold, 462 Foster, Charles Dayld, 419 Foster, Gail Arden, 4332, 317 Foster, Norma Jean, 0, 484 261, 28 Freeman, Freeman, Freeman, Freeman, Freeman, Freeman, Freeman, 3, 284, 485 Charles Alan, 444, 485 Clyde Henry, 295, 443, 485 Donald Bryan, 454 Linda Sue, 333, 485 Norma Monica, 336 Roy Todd, 448 Thomas Gene, Jr., 215, 261, 406, 485 Freeman, Wade Austin, 214, 443 Freese, George Thomas, 434 283 485 Freimanis, lvars, , Freimuth,Judl LYf1I'1,315 Freitag, Richard Ross, 371 Fremont, Joseph C., 578 French, J on Dale, 418 Frenzel, Richard, 392 Frerichs, Almut K., 352 Frette, l-larry EU99f1e,378 Frey, George W., -lf-, 451 196 F , J hn, , Fizz, Rcichard Frederick, 396 Frey, Robert Leon, 272, 435 Frey, Thomas Lee, 235 rribley, Judith Ann, 333, 485 Friborg. Harold Fritz, 44220 A85 F ' dl, Nancy Af1f1,283f I Fiiidlander, 1391100 G 230' A22 Friedlandef, M1551 346 Friedman, Adrienne G., 360 Friedman, 121551 1'1eLPe315?7O - rea ., Dgnald Sanford, 214, 246, 407 , F ' dman, FV511C'ne Mae' 328 Flrlgdman, GBFY Dawdf 297' 398 Friedman,-19an11'335 324 Friedman, JOYCE D'angh4 Friedman, L5Wf?11Fe' A9 Friedman, Marcia Al'11'1,9 Friedman, Nofman Dawd' 448 E'!ed 1 - Ted louis. 231, 422 '1':d f01 '1. Suzanne Iris, 358 F 20d'lC11S.James R., 435 lirrelich, Sharon Elaine, 346 .riend, Cyril, 563 'fre' Marv A-me. 221. 256. an F'l 9e', 130 Eldon. 206, 264, 275, .137 F'!5'Cf 91'210vrr:,296. 357 Fris, Marilyn Edna, 296 Fresh. Sidney. Jr., m. ,os 1Ef1:In':,51oberrErrol,375 V' SC , une Marie, 167, 237, 318 lab' las' F'!'SC11, Ron. 171,280,441 F'115Ch10, JCHV Duane, 268 Fflll. Donald Edward, 417 Fflll, Donald Jerome, 441 Ffffl, Janet Carolyn, 340 Fffll, Sally Lou, 226,358 Frrtzschc, Raymond, 376 Frobefg, David Mathews, 393 FVOC14, G0Orge Albert, 223, 247 Froehlich, Raymond J., 268 Frost, John, 548 Fruchter, Bernard 147, 238 Fruchter, Marvin, 40,1 FYUQH, Jeremiah Edward, 311, 438 Ffuln, Robert Lloyd, 442 Fruland, Robert Mills, 423 FYY, Bobby Gene, 263 Ffv, James Clyde, 221, 296, 3821 Fry, Robert, 293 Frye, Lonnie Lemarr, 452 Fryman, Bruce Leon, 246, 386 FVYFWVC, William Edward, 561, 563 Fock, Naomi, 298 Fuiitani, James, 456 Fuerst, Cheryl Irene, 288, 365 Fugate, Kendall Morgan, 418 Fukumolo, Ray Shigemasa, 277 Fulkerson, Warren Dale, 282, 485 Fuller, Bonnie Jo, 355 Fuller, Frances Ann, 354 Fullerton, Sue Margaret, 326 Fulmer, Mark Theodore, 311 Fulton, Mary Catherine, 278 Funderburg, Russell E., 426 Funkhouse, John Russel, 279, 462, 485 Funkhouser, Lyle Elbert, 268 Funkhouser, Nancy Craig, 206, 249, 315 Furlong, Austin James, 198, 408 Furlow, Lindell Ray, 461 n, Sanford, 373, 485 Furma Furner, Richard, 258 i Frank 260 390 485 Furno, Jimm e , , , Furno, John Anthony, 428, 485 Fusco, Frank G., 441 Fusco, Ronald Angelo, 249 Fusco, Serafino Joseph, 432 Futterman, James Lee, 415, 435 G litlilllllil Alpha Chi, 2-115 litlllllilil Ilnnsi-, Iltllt iillllillltl 1'l1il1et:i,Zl2T liairgrnylc Society, 2-113 liZl1'l110l1, 4313 1iI1l'llL'1'. 311111, HU, -150 tiizz 1iil1s,35 ltiwuilmteColle-ge,1lll, 51l'i ' : ll'1t111Cll1l1,-128 lr1'l . Greek 111-1-li CIrll11l1illl'l'.Lffi11 Gaar, Alice Carol, 295 Gaar Hobart Earle, 485 7 Gabbard, Thomas Hardy, 130, 137, 14 149, 261, 302, 309, 311. 391, 485 Gabbard, William Dudley, 130 Gabbert, Charlene Gaye, 204, 205, 357 Gabbert, Mary Catherine, 238, 295, 365 Gabehart, Bettie Dean, 202 Gabel, Judith Kay, 295, 362 Gabrielson, T, Howard, 578 Gadau, Lloyd Duncan, 354 Gaebe, James Russell, 147, 380, 485 Gaecke, Paul Frederick, 409 Gafien, Jack, 548 Gaftner, Gerald Louis, 424 Gaitney, James Frederick, 279, 429, 435 Gage, Melva Frances, 269, 353, 485 Gaghen, Judith Clarice,f12l Gahan, Lawrence Willard, 239, 377 Gaiennie, Louis Rene, 173, 295, 424 Gain, Jeffrey William, 459 Gaines,JeF1rey Hamilton, 375 Gaitens, Mary Jane, 358 Gaiter, Donald, 270, 435 Gak, Carl, 243, 449 Galbo, Sarah Marie, 352 Galbraith, Susan Anne, 344, 345 Galbraith, Maurice J., 537 Gale, David Mark, 445 Galinsky, James Allen, 171.172, 435 Galka, Raymond Stanley, 413 Gale, Walter, 432 Gall, Helen Elizabeth, 342 Gallagher, Mariorie Ann, 326 Gallagher, Michael J,, 244, 452 Gallagher, Patricia Ann, 314, 485 , ., 361 Golden, Barbara Ellen 316 Gallagher, Thomas P., 241, 281, 485 Gallagher, William J., 459 Galland, Stuart Bruce, 408 Gallati, Charlotte N., 252, 323 Gallati, George, 586 Gallik, Geraldine Ann, 332 Gallo, William, 223 Galloway, Robert Edward, 441 Galloway, Robert Gerald, 456 Gallup, Roger, 238 Gallup, Roger Howard, 246, 274, 386 Galowich, Jerald Sanford, 270 Galowich, Ronald Howard, 270 Galuhn, William F., Jr.,-443, 485 Galusio, Joseph, 448 Gambill, Pauline Marie, 315, 487 Gammon, Kenneth James, 409 Gangopadhyay, Chitta R,, 287 Gangala, Robert Francis, 271, 279, 447 Gangwar, Janice, 175, 234, 237, 357 Gannon, Charles Sanford, 398 Gantt, David Aurand, 255, 405 Garber, Bette, 316 Garber, Billy Eugene, 487 Garbs, Leonelle H., 270 Garcia, Arthur F., Jr., 427 Garcia, Carlos Alberto, 270, 426, 487 Garcia, Garcia Juan A., 267, 270, 477 Cardella, Libero Anthony, 544 Gardiner, David Marshall, 367 Gardirtier, Mary Ann, 357 Gardner, Alice Ruth, 228, 356 Gardner, Beverly Jane, 358 Gardner, James Edward, 176, 311, 426 Gardner, James Russell, 163, 234, 271, 383, 487 Gardner, Karl Robert, 447 Gardner, Nancy Rose, 188, 323 Gardner, Richard Eugene, 220, 461 Garlich, Mary Ruth, 356 Garlovsky, Hillard, 414 Garman, Sharon Joy, 214, 299, 315 Garner, Edwina Marie, 211, 237, 317 Garrad, Mrs., 363 Garret, Maxwell, 249 Garrett, Elizabeth Scott, 280, 330, 487 Garrett, Maxwell, 135 Garrison, David Lee, 221, 452 Garthe, Gretchen Mary, 338 Garvey, Gail Eve, 360 Garvin, Muriel Esther, 271, 362 Garza, Miguel, 283 Gasche, Charles Jackson, 393 Gaskins, Paul Thomas, 227, 368, 487 Gassmann, Frank Clement, 417 Gaston, Jewell Lynette, 360 Gaston, Robert Emmet, 265, 450 Gaston, Capt. L. Livin, 244 Gates, Julia Catherine, 211, 338 Gathercoal, Kenneth, 548 Gathman, George Franklin, 244, 296 Gatons, Paul Kenneth, 433 Gatton, John Patrick, 459 Gaudi, Bernard Scott, 198, 257, 372 Gauen, Roger Louis, 298, 390 Gauger, Thomas Lee, 223 Gaul, Barbara Frances, 278 Gault, Stephen Neal, 407 Gaura, Anita Marie, 359 Gauss, Ronald Stuart, 423 Gawron, Bill, 124, 127 Gay, Barbara Lee, 323 Gay, James Clark, 275, 437 Gay, Stephen Donohoc-, 439 Gaylord, Edwin Joe, 220, 417 Gayden, Lucretia, 227, 325 Geary, Lois Yvonne, 317 Gebelt, Robert Eugene, 437, 487 Gedelman, John Lester, 428 Gedstad, Warren Russell, 222 Gee, Ralph Kenney, 487 Geer, Richard Perlee, 239, 448 Geerlings, Carol Lee, 344 Geerts, Harvey Allen, 424 Geller, Verna, 361 Gegel, Florence Elaine, 277, 336 Geheber, Mary Jane, 226, 356 Geheber, Philip Lee, 253, 254, 282, 456, 487 Gehle, Don Earl, 443 Geltler, Kenneth Alan, 109 Gehrig, Harold William, 402 Gehrke, Ronald Herbert, 369 Geilinq, Terry Lee, 409 Geis, George William, 222, 247, 368 Geiser, Robert James, 421 Geisinger, John Lawrence, 244 Gclf-sman, Mary Joan, 211, 234, 237, 286, 352 Geist, David Ross, 147, 248, 393 Gelford, Michael, 548 Geller, Michael Sholom, 449, 487 Geller, Suzanne Marie, 361 Gellerman, Jay Michael, 422 Gellinger, Terrence John, 127 Gelman, Barbara Elise, 328 Gelman, Judith Ilene, 348 Gelman, William T., 403 Gelxtein, Leonard M., 403 Gelstein, Sally, 357 Genant, Jewel Arlene, 318 Gendelman, Brenda Joy, 268 628 Gendrich, Ronald Lee, 171, 448 Gengler, Robert Howard, 431 Gentes, Genevieve June, 211, 317 Genz, Willard, 548 George, Emory Jack, 428 George, John Earl, 487 George, Richard Ervin, Jf-, 375 Georgi, Donald Kenneth, 236 Georglett, Clem Arthur, Jr., 132, 137, 384 Geraci, Joseph Lester, 109, 393 Geraci, Lenard Charles, 455 Gerardo, James Bernard, 259 Gerber, Shirley Barbara, 324 Gerber, William Arthur, 487 Gerch, Edward Leslie, 370 Gerdes, Lyle Dean, 461 Gerdes, Marvin Lee, 268, 461, 487 Gerlach, Valerie Kay, 327, 487 Germaine, Jack Harlan, 487 Germano, Michael Perry, 428 Gernand, Norah Mae, 220, 228, 342 Geroft, Helen Claire, 345 Gerrard, Donald Ivan, 415 Gerrib, Marcia Kay, 336 Gerry, Yarol Lee, 328 Gersey, Gerald Beniamin, 288 Gerson, Sharon Lee, 237, 333 Gerspacher, Mary E. 358, 487 Gerstein, Allen Harvey, 156, 161, 162, 163, 292, 422, 487 Gerstle, James, 424 Gerstman, George Henry, 404 Gertsner, Susan Jane, 327 Gertler, Leonard Fred, 422, 487 Geschwind, Janice Ethel, 351 Geschwind, Richard Dale, 228, 238, 268, 456, 487 Gesell, John Andrew, 263, 271 Getman, Anita Louise, 252, 314 Getzen, William Eugene, 270 Geyer, Beville Alice, 345 Geyer, Roy Joseph, 280 Geyer, Wendy Gay, 329 Ghent, Edd Leighman, 221, 228, 412 Ghighi, James Lee, 292 Ghosh, Dibyendu Narayan, 287 Ghosh, Hitendra Nath, 287 Giamalva, Vincent A., 394 Giannoni, Sandra Jean, 314, 487 Gibb, James Peacock Ill, 267, 438 Gibbons, Sharron Eileen, 357 Gibbs, Alan John, 452 Gibbs, Donald Dale, 246, 258, 429 Gibson, Robert Heyward, 276, 279, 431 Gibson, William S., Jr., 270 Giebelhaus, Robert John, 388 Gieck, Jack Clarence, 442 Gienko, Melaniusz, Jan, 225 Gierke, Sandra Jean, 363, 437 Gierman, Betty, 549 Giese, James William, 238 Giese, Lois Ann, 357, 487 Gieseke, James Edward, 432, 487 Gieseking, Darrell Lee, 163, 257, 260, 266, 421 Gieszelmann, Edward L., 459 Gieszelmann, Marie E., 350 Giflin, David Carlyle, 221, 385 Gifford, Donald Charles, 204, 448 Giglio, Pauline Dorothy, 352 Gilbert, Carol Mary, 228, 331 Gilbert, Dewey, 587 Gilbert, James Edward, 441 Gilburg, Robert Donald, 248 Gilby, Barbara Anne, 268, 358 Gilchrest, Mrs., 322 Giles, Barbara Kay, 252, 329 Gilkerson, Martha E., 226, 227, 256, 260, 326 Gilkison, Donald Charles, 412 Gilkison, Joseph M., 457 Gill, Daniel Lee, 244 Gill, James Vincent, 207, 399 Gill, Joseph Francis, 428 Giller, Sandra Nadalin, 361 Giller, Wadsworth C., 369 Gillespie, Emilie Jennie, 329 Gillespie, Forrest L., 272, 371 Gillespie, Kenneth C., 269, 487 Gillespie, Laverne, 206 Gillespie, Roger Dwight, 272, 371, 487 Gillespie, Vernon P., 268, 397 Gillette, Mary Jane, 345 Gillfillan, Richard A., 401 Gilliland, Earl Dodd, 487 Gillingham, Larry J0e,, 221, 429 Gillis, Arthur Leonard, 401 Gilmore, Dora Christine, 296 Gilmore, George William, 133 Gilmore, Walter L., Jr., 442 Gilmore, Wayne Merrill, 561, 563 Gilster, Peter Stuart, 441 Giltner, Wilfred, 443 Gingrich, J. Arthur, 487 Ginsberg, Alvin, 548 Ginther, Walter Robert, 234, 433 Giometti, Raymond Fred, 445 Gipson, Sarah, 284, 364 Girth, Richard William, 453 Gish, Joann Marie, 249, 347, 487 Gill'-'l, Barbara Cecile. 348 Giuftre, Darlene M., 352 Glades, Glen, 240 Gladin, Catherine B., 268 Gladish, James Theodore, 374, 487 Gladson, Ted Robes' 543557 'Il , G1 d SY, cGllisCi!sler,eJoar?r?e Edith 167, 169, 318, 487 Glantz, Gerald Joseph, 579 Glantz, Stuart Irwin, 403 Glaser, Robert Joel, 398 Glasgow, Marcia, 198, 237, 334 G1ass,Genevieve Elaine, 159, 226, 315 Glass, Joseph Warren, 135, 144, 161, 196, 372, 487 Glass Thomas Anton, 442, 437 Glassman, Arthur Lewis, 163, 193, 422 Glaggman, Michael Louis, 424 Glassner, Leanne, 333 Glazer, Stanley Leon, 221 Gleasner, Patricia E., 228, 318 Gleason, Donna Jean, 317 Glenn, Betty Jane, 321 Glenney, Mary Elizabeth, 243, 237, 352 Glenner, Richard, 561, 563 Glessner, Raymond Hughes, 545 Glick, Paul Lester, 407 Glickman, Anne Cecille, 175, 346 Gliessman, Susan Jane, 242, 322 Glinz, Joyce Diana 277, 357 Glissendorf, O. F., 206 Gloppe, Joyce Carol, 228, 363, 487 Glover, Charles Floyd, 438 Glover, Sherril Franklin, 251, 269, 439, 487 Glow, Barbara Jean, 363, 487 Gluck, Paul Herbert, 487 Glucksman, Howard Barry, 398 Gniatovich, Milan, 487 Goal, Lee, 548 Gobbel, Pastor, Mrs., Karl, 8- Karen, 299 Goddard, Richard John, 244, 452 Godeke, Dan Alan, 298, 379 Godman, Verna Mae, 298, 365, 487 Goebel, Frederick Arnold, 376, 487 Goeke, Barbara Crispin, 323 Goerne, Ronald Eugene, 408 Goetsch, Glenn Richard, 397 Goettsche, Gerald Earl, 427, 487 Gott, Lauris Elizabeth, 185, 298, 321 Golec, John Edward, 456 Golemb, Dolores Ann M., 352 Golemes, John Ted, 420 Golin, Jeffrey Ross, 221, 363 Golter, Sandra Davita, 348 Gomberg, Lionel, 403, 487 Gomberg, Sheldon Sam, 407 Gombos, Edward Andrew, 129 137 249, 393, 456, 487 ' Gomez, Leonardo, 270, 487 500162, l-Opez Ramiro, 270, 437 Gonsky, Sherree Jane, 361 Gooch, Kathlene Ann, 337 Good, Ralph Edward, 487 Goode, Joseph Thomas, 222 Goodell ois Ann, 332 , L Goodman, Barry Lawrence, 370 Goodman, Bernard, 223 Goodman, Charles Harvey 415 Goodman, Jane Ellys, 335 Goodman, Joyce Raeza, 357, 488 googman, Eichard Arnold, 392 oo man, tuart Lauren,1 245. 422 47' l56' Goodmon, David Ralph, 367, 483 Goodmon, Margaret Jean, 186, 223 330 ' Goodmon, Patricia Ellen, 353 Goodwin, Glen Wesley, 250, 288 493 Goodwin, Hooker, 545 ' Goodwin, Kenneth, 379 Gooze, Edwin Jordon, 282, 414, 485 Gordon, Adrienne Sue, 358 Gordon, Arthur, 548 Gordon, Avery Overtis, 451 Gordon, Barbara Anne, 146, 154, 180, 185, 330, 488 Gordon, Barbara Sue, 316 Gordon, Donald Thomas, 443, 488 Gordon, Gail, 357 Gordon, Jay, 587 Gordon, Judith Sandra, 358 l Gordon, Leonard Robert, 447 Gordon, Merle, 237 Gordon, Millicent, 357 Gordon, Murray, 548 Gordon, Phillip, 548 Gordon, Robert William, 407 Gordon, Sarell Lynn, 348 Gordonsomers, Trevor L., 456 Goggin, John Edward, 165, 372 Goins, Roger Lee, 383, 487 Goiter, Sandra, 237 Golab, Frank Joseph, 544 Golaszewski, Paul Peter, 409 Gold, Arthur S., 392 Gold, Bari Joy, 256, 316 Gold, Erwin, 424 Gold, Francine Lee, 324 Gold, lra, 549 Gold, Maureen Sue, 333 Gold, Phillip, 242 Gold, Simone Rochelle, 359 Gold, Stephen Lester, 450 Goldberg Alvin Lee, 415 Goldberg, Daniel, 279 Goldberg, Donald Robert, 435 Goldberg Honey Ann, 175, 357 Goldberg Joyce Dee, 358 Goldberg Katherine Ann,363 Goldberg Larry Lee, 398 Goldberg Perry Ephriam, 370 Goldberg, Ronald David, 398, 438, 487 Goldberg Samuel, 443 Goldberg Sandra M Golden, Herbert Fred,'407 Golden, Lowell Robert,430 Goldenberg, Lisa Anne, 231, 324, 487 Goldfine, Sabra June, 297, 339 Goldin, Marshall David, 372 Golding, Sheldon, 548 Goldman, Claudia Mae, 297 Goldman, Edwin Marvin, 422, 487 Goldman, Eugene J., 582 Goldman, Glenn Mandell, 372 Goldman, Herbert Charles, 404 Goldman, Judie Elayne, 360 Goldman, Marie Joanne, 324, 487 Goldman, Michael Robert, 422 Goldman, Paul B., 548 Goldman, Paul T., 548 Goldman, Richard Stewart Goldman , 461 Sharon Sandra 357 Goldman' William lrwin,l398 Gordy, David, 561, 563 Gore, Audrey Sue, 268 Gore, Elinor Ann, 361 Gorman, Patricia Mary, 232, 315 Gorr, Anita Louise, 351 Gorsich, Robert, 246 Gorski, Stanley Kazmir, 488 Gorvett, Sue, 344 Gosnell, Alan Earl, 111, 112,113,115, 137, 391 Gossard, Alan Harry, 378 Gossard, David Lee, 268 Gotcher, Samuel A., 457 Gottlieb, Joanna Lee, 335 Gough, Charles Arlington, 374 Gould, Leon Forrest, 270 Gould, Morton, 488 Gould, Patricia June, 361 Gould, Phillip Louis, 259, 260, 267, 407, 488 Gourse, Suzanne Lee, 282, 286 Govaia, James Glenn, 408 Gower, Mary Barbara, 338 Grabb, Laurence William, 372 Graber, Rochelle Sivia, 358 Grabill, Cora Sue, 280, 360, Goldsand, Stuart Rugs I Goldsby, Larry Frank,31l7lo4' 445 G0ldSm1Tl1, Barry Arnold, 578 Goldsmith, Kay Rats, 487 Goldschmidt, Hannah, 576 Goldsmith, Morton, 270 Goldsmith, Muriel Sheila, 349, 487 Grable, Lisa Rhine, 182, 198, 237. 260, 331 ' Grabowski, James, 549 Grace, Carolyn Sue, 355 Grace, Rosemary, 284 Graden, Dennis Jon, 293, 428 Gradner, Prof. Karl, 164 Grady, Lee Timothy, 545 Grady, Susan, 601 Grate, Sandra Jean, 318 Graham, Gerry Allen, 372 Graham, Horace, 272 Graham, James MacMahon, 393 Graham, Mary Margaret, 269, 488 Graham, Robert Walter, 385 Graham, Ron Hamilton, 221, 452 Graham, William C., Jr., 397 Grahat, Don, 281 Grahn, Everett Paul, 578 Gralak, Richard Barrett, 445 Grammer, Georgeann Smith, 433 Grammer, Larry Lee, 445 Grammer, Raymond G., 307, 483 Granda, Robert Gene, 453 Granger, Donald Edward, 373 Granger, John Robert, 452 Grant, Burton Frank, 488 'clit Goldstein, Arnold, 561, 5.53 Goldstein, Arnold David, 398 Goldstein, Charles David, 370 Goldstein, Earl F., 452 Goldstein, Harris S., 578 Goldstein, Jerome S., 456 Goldstein, Judith R., 357 Goldstein, Linda, 316 Goldstein, Melvin Myron 432 Goldstein, Ronald Lee, 451 Goldstein, Theodore B 392 Goldstine 7 , Richard Alan, 238, 487 Goldwmer, Robert Aaron, 407 Grant, B yron, 447 Grant, Carole Darlene, 277, 365 Grant, Cary Edwin, 452 Grant, Donald, 548 Grant, Nancy Luise, 146, 135, 2911 Grant, Nathaniel, 545 Grant, Neil George, 293, 450 Grant, P Grant, R Grant R aula S., 357 ichard Joel, 246, 396 onald Dean, 221 Grant: Stuart, 432 Grant, Stephen Dennis, 396, 489 Grant, William Thomas, 375 Y i,, MW , 1,125 ' , .not i...r .nf- t nf, M9 v , 85,1 -'raw fy.. ...- . as . .sz-iii: Y na ,i. .. .wt tr ,we 'Nl in Ed lolo,-ggaA:114Ai6 l9l'1f1 Ted 4202 352 l'eY Ross: 221 ndra Davha 3,4368 LIOl'1eI' 4 8 .Sheldon Sagn 87 :dward Andrg 407 ?z.S3?ii 487 W' '29 '27, ' r 0, 270 i-.Pez Ramiro 'gig erree Jane' 3 , 487 lhlene Annlitgl Ph EdWard,'48Z Thomas -of Ann, 552' , arry L , girnirivgeance, 370 i ar H , Jane Eii.,Sf'5'5g' 415 ' 'lcfyce Raeza, 357 , R h , 488 s:c ard Arnold, 392 2 uart Lauren, 147, 156 1 David R I h lesifisfaia 1 Patricia E11 Glen W len, 353 Hooks-r,e542y' 250' 288, ,ies in ldrienhldslzlg 4l4, 488 lffhvr, 548 ' lVel'Y Overtis 451 arbar A ' J, gsaa nne, 146, 154180, ,ar ara Sue 316 lOr1ald Th ' M1357 Omas, 443,488 aug, 5187 U 5af1dra,35a Sonard R b llerle, 2370 en' 447 llillicent, 357 lturray, 543 hillip, 543 Cobert William, 407 arell Lynn, 348 mf9 5, re Lv 4 lVld, 561,v5if:3 56 'rev Sue, 268 or Ann, 361 'afflcia Marv, 232, 315 'a Louise, 351 lobert, 246 Hnlev Kazmir, 483 tue, 344 alan Earl, 111, 112,113,115, Alan Harry, 378 Qavid Lee, 268 wamuel A., 457 Joanna Lee, 335 warles Arlington, 374 Jn Forrest, 270 arton, 488 tricia June, 361 :llllp Louis, 259, 260, 267, 8 uzanne Lee, 282, 286 ames Glenn, 408 .ary Barbara, 338 urence William, 372 ochelle Sivia, 358 ora Sue, 280, 360, sa Rhine, 182, 198, 237. 1 Li, James, 549 rolyn Sue, 355 semary, 284 lennis Jon, 293, 428 Prof. Karl, 164 e Timothy, 545 isan, 601 ndra Jean, 318 Serry Allen, 372 Florace, 272 James MacMahon, 393 Mary Margaret, 269, 438 Robert Walter, 385 Ron Hamilton, 221, 452 Nilliam C., Jr., 397 Jon, 281 ferett Paul, 578 ichard Barrett, 445 , Georgeanndigtllh, 488 , Larr Lee, , Rayrlhond G., 307, 438 Robert Gene, 453 Donald Edward, 373 John Robert, 452 rton SEHK, 488 ron, role Darlene, 277, 365 ry iliidvgliiia' 452 IDB , may Luilsgiiys, 185, 281, 31 ithanie , eil Geogg 295, 460 ula S., :hard Joel, 2461 396 inaldgiirl, 22l Jart, I hen Dennis, 396' 488 BP illiam than-as, 375 Granzow, Gary Walter, 405 Grassi, Sandra Rosalie, 361 Gratigny, Lowell Thomas, 396 Grattafiou, Alan, 543 Grau, Aaron, 447 Grauer, Arnold Burton, 414 Graves, Martha Ann, 146, 322, 488 Graves, Richard Carter, 436 Gravit, Martin Alfred, 265, 448 Barbara Burnette, 341, 488 Greene, Toni, 175, 214 Greenfiield, Janet Diane, 328 Greenfield, Judith Toby, 343 Greenfield, Mike Jeffery, 403 Greengard, Ellen Dove, 361 Greengoss, Diane Sue, 333 Greenhill, Harold Gaylon 262 Greenleaf, John Edward ,249 Griggleaf, Sandra Jean,175, 344, 345, T ILLJNI U 8 Gray, Gray, Edward Ray, 135, 434 Gray, Prof. Horace, 238 Gray, Jan Larry, 243, 420 John Albert, 253, 267, 488 Gray Gray I Kay Lynette, 330 Gray' Lynn Evan, 441 Gray Gray, Robert Z Merle Pitaicia, 228, 319 Greenlee, Donald Maurice, 163, 387, 488 Greenshields, William E., 459 Greenspan, Frances E.,237, 348 Greenspan, Jill M., 333 Greenspan, Rochelle Fay, 328, 488 Greenstein, Greenwell, Judith Ruth, 349 Bill Anthony, 488 Greenwood, Donald Royce, 449 Xi- 'fx Gray, William Arthur, 221, 238, 488 Gray, William Joseph, 275, 298, 371 Grayheck, Ronald Jay, 395 Greathouse, Allen C., 453 Greathouse, John Arthur, 406 Greco, Robert Joseph, 375 Green, Alvin Elliot, 445 Green, Ardith Beverly, 357 Green, Burton, 578 Green, Carol Virginia, 146, 167, 193, 283, 318 Green, Charles Frederick, 395 Green, Edwin Emmett, 467 Green, Harold Wesley, 410 Green, James Clifford, 375 Green, Judith Marcia, 361 Green, Lovell Lloyd, 263 Green, Melvin Howard, 432 Green, Michael David, 398 Green, Mickey, 163 Green, Dean Paul, 238 Green, Richard Jacques, 393 Green, Roger Jeffery, 369 Green, Stanley David, 392 Green, Thomas David, 242 Greenberg, Alan David, 445 Greenberg, Harriet May, 290, 357 Greenberg, Greenberg, Greenberg, 168, 169, Greenberg, Greenberg, , Shiela, 328 , Sue Velma, 324 Greenberg Greenberg Henry, 548 Janet Ellyn, 252, 284, 361 Joan Francis, 146, 167, 256, 335 Philip Robert, 449 Sharon Judith, 316 Greenberger, Lester,449 Greenburg, Barry Howard, 248, 422, 488 Greene, Jeanine Marie, 488 Greene, Joseph Lee, 459 Greenwood, Renny Kay, 351 Greep, James Curtis, 450 Greeter, Dennis Lee, 385 Greffe, Prof. Dale C., 229 Gregg, David Walsh, 432 Gregorich, Joseph Edward, 445 Gregory, Alice Barbara, 211, 361 Gregory, Deloris Joann, 175, 277, 296, 301, 365 Gregory, Gerald Wayne, 368 Gregory, John William, 457 Gregurich, Robert Henry, 440, 488 Greiner, Arthur Edward, 443 Greiter, Kary Leo, 394 Greive, Robert James, 263, 274, 275, 386 Gremmels, Nelson Henry, 280, 368 Gremmels, Una Fay, 226, 296, 359 Gremp, Robert Erwin, 457 Grenda, Chester John, Jr., 171, 451 Grenlund, Gay Annette, 48, 336 Gresho, Philip Martin, 433 Grethen, Gerald James, 265, 442 Griesbaum, Philip James, 385 Griesbaum, Robert James, 442 Grieve, David Lee, 424 Griffin, Betty Dene, 226, 322 Griffin, Charles, 238 Griffin, John Robert, 417, 488 Griffin, Dean John R., 67 Griffin, Yvonne, 353, 488 Griffing, Thomas Charles, 273, 440 Griffith, Bette Ruth, 315 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1959 from Griffith, Lowell Edwin, 144, 152, 266, 715 S, Wright Sl , Champaign Griffith, James Homer, 432, 489 443, 489 Griffith, Mrs., 384 Griffith, Margaret Ann, 221, 332 Griffith, Mariorie Ann, 344 COMPLIMENTS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1959 from the U. of l. SUPPLY STORE co-or ston 'ff' h Richard Seth 489 Gri it , , Griffith, Walter Eugene, 206, 263, 275, 371 Grigsby, Donald Linn, 220 Grimes Sally Ann, 294,361 228, 432 Grimm, Ronald Keith, 225, Grinelle, Mrs., 359 Grissom, Roger Ralph, 258, 449 Gritten, Philip Douglas, 176, 426 Grody, Gary Gilbert, 282, 489 B Groemling, Robet Max,241, 281, 28 440 Groenier, John Kress, 451 Grogan, Barbara Joyce, 315 Grogan, Walter Raymond, 489 b r Frank Morrow 448 Gron e g, , L ise, 198, 256, 296, Gronert, Audrey ou 301, 317 Gronert, Donald Fred, 265, 489 Gronke, Marian Bernadine, 59 Gronquist, Robert Edwin, 227, 433 Gross, Barry Bernard, 398 Gross, Betty Lou, 215, 343 Gross, Charles Allen, 449 Gross, Dennis Adolph, 406 Gross, Gale Anthony, 457 Gross, Gerald, 247 Gross, Martha Ann, 595 Gross, Morris Eugene, 452 Myron Robert, 225, 384 Grusin, Leslie Allan, 450 Grygienc, Lawrence S.,-158 Grynbaum, Henry, 451 Grzybowski, John Lukc,30-1,446 Gualandri, Eugene, 548 Guard, Harold Lcc, 426 Gubisch, Nancy, 587 Gudaitis, Grazina, 361 Gudas, Marianne E., 361 Guderian, Joseph, 548 Guentherman. Larry Joc, 455 Guepin, Anthony Johannes, 413 Guerekian, Prof. Gabriel, 285 Guclschow, William A., 416, 489 Guffey, William Bausman, 487 Guingrich, Wayne Lloyd, 462 Gulick, Joseph Lee, 578 K nt 297 367 Gullakson, Glen Edwin, 489 Gullakson, Gordon Lewis, 458 Gullette, Cameron, 189 Gullicksen, Dale William, 489 Gums, Barbara Ann, 489 Gunii, Ken E., 171,264,448,-189 Gunn, Larry Charles, 408 Gunn, Walter Thomas, 439 Gunzel, Elwin F., 545 Gupta, Devendra, 287 Gupta, Promila, 287 Gu ta Sushil, 287 Gulick, Roger c , , ' 220, 275, -158 Gross, Gross, Sharon Rosalind, 335, 339 D , Grossfeld, Abraham I., 128, 129, 137, Guren, Geraldine Bernell, 243, 262 139,144, 398 Gurney, Donald Edmund, 431, 489 Grossman, Saundra Jean, 167, 188, GUff19Y,FY3nl4llf1 TJWOFUOS, 233, 431 256, 316 489 , Grossman, Ruth, 575 Gurvey, Michael Stuart, 370, 489 Groth, Roger Adolph, 255, 280, 379 Gusich, PGYEYS, Jr-, 545 Gforhe Donald Lyle, 109,137 Gusloff, Roger William, 228, 428 ' ' Gustafson, Carl William, 402, 489 Donald H., 576, 586 Michael Harrison, 392 Grousd, Grover, Patricia, 549 Groves, Penelope, 317 Stephen Staley, 261, 309, 391 Groves, Grubb Gaila Marie, 357 Grubb, Gaynell Marie, 327 Grubb, George Alfred, 260, 406, 489 Gruber, Carl Lawrence, 421 Gruber, Joseph, 561, 563 Grubman, Alan, 413 Grubs, James Cotter, 171, 447 Gruen, Alice Marie, 356 Gruen, Wayne Thomas, 463 Gruenberg, Ronald James, 405 Grulke, Roger Lee, 265, 489 Gruner, Barbara June, 343 Gruner, George, 203, 422 Grunewald, George Emrich, 283, 389 Charles Richard 270 Gruny, , Grush, Hubert Lee, 253, 264, 456, 489 Gustafson, Gustafson, Frederick A., 416 ' 1 Gustafson, James William,1-17, 28 , 377 Gustafson, Lenore Evelyn, 365 Gustafson, Norman Corbin, 445 Gustat, Peter, 406 Gustaveson, Donald E., 489 Gustin, Richard Anthony, 383 Guth, Kenneth Charles, 456 Guthoff, Ronald Ray, 489 Guthrie, Russell Dale, 135 Gutierrez, Daniel, 434 Gutowsky, Joan Marie, 56, 146, 226 227, 317 Gutshall, James Edward, 272, 401 Guttman, John Thomas, 385 Gutzait, Seymour, 424 Guy, Robert Roland, 260 Guyer, Walter Albert, 250, 281, 455, 489 Guyon, Emmanuel Francis, 269, 276, 489 Guyton, Fred Fleming, Jr., 391 Hamilton, Jean Ann, 3631 490 Hamilton, Margery LOU, 234, 290, 279' 323 Hamilton, Marietta, 365 Hamilton, Richard Clyde, 490 ' , 51 hen Marvin, 422 1112111222 wilier H., 204, 427 Harrison, William R., 443, 490 Harrold, Boyd Lew, 426 Harryman, Elizabeth, 315 Shbar er C Edward 408 Hamm Barbara Nell, 299, 344 Guziec, Robert Alan, 424 H g , . r Hgishbarger, Thad R.,255, 406 Hedge, Gary Wilford, 491 Harlan, Leon S., Jr., 448 Guzzardo, Mariano D., 389 Gwynn, Donald Eugene, 432 Gvengres, Helen, 226 Gyurko, John Elmer, 489 H llillr-l1-'rr1111i1:11iri11.2tT. 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Illil Haas, James Martin, 440 Haas, Jerome Frank, 399 Haas, Paul, 426 Habben, Grace Margaret, 227 Hacker, Gary Dean, 428 Hacker, Richard Wayne, 376 Hackman, John David, 460 Haddon, Donald Thomas, 452 Hadiield, George F., 386 Hadler, Ruth Ellen, 284, 358 Hadley, Howard Alva, 457 Hadley, John William, 378 Hadley, Raymond Widenham, 442 Hadley, Richard Daniels, 446 Haefner, Milton Alvin, 459 Haiele, Joseph Carl, 259 Haferkamp, Clayton M., 449 Haferkantp, Mary E., 220, 299, 357 Hagan, Margaret, 240 Hage, Bethany Joyce, 296, 361 Hage, James, 561, 563 Hagemeyer, Robert N., 301 Hagen, Dale Henry, 489 Hagener, Charles Richard, 288 Hagerty, Thomas Rae, 288 Hagler, Paul Edwin, 420 Haglund, Gayle Frances, 228, 326 Hague, Richard Norris, 163, 186, 373, 489 Hahn, Kenneth Paul, 405, 443 Hahn, Mary Lee, 146 Hahn, Merrill Ann, 146, 193, 283, 298, 332, 489 Hahn, Walter W., 436 Hailand, Frank, 129 Haimbaugh, Barbara Jane, 358 Haines, Richard Kimmel, 198, 220, 298 Haines, Suzanne, 146, 156, 158, 161, 167, 168, 197, 322 Haisley, Ernle Leighton, 117, 137, 449 Hakansson, Carl Albert, 380 Hakimian, Friedoon, 444 Hakman, Ronald Arthur, 246 Halac, Paul Edward, 246 Halasz, Joseph Albert, 369 Hamman, Fredrick Joseph, 462, 490 Hammel, Evelyn Rose MarY, 228 Hammond, James Willard, 409 Hammond, William Frank, 282, 490 Hamouz, George James, 395, 490 Hampson, James, 549 Hampton, Vernon, 161 Heck, Larry Elmer, 272, 491 Heckert, Dwight George, 221 Heckler, Robert Louis, 401 Heckmann, lrvin Lee, Jr., 250 273 Hecktman, Melvin Lee, 414 ' Hedberg, Ronald, 548 Hedgcock, Frank M., 393, 491 Hamrick, David Kent, 447 Hance, Marcia Jill, 334 Hancock, David Scott, 452 Hand, Alvin Edward, 434 H E llen Rebecca 365 and, , Handelman, Joel, 407 Handelman, Robert Irwin,-115 Handler, Burton, 414 Handler, Joyce L., 360 Handler, Merrily Beth, 324 Handler, Raymond, 587 Handscomb, David C., 297 Hang, Jewel, 284 Deane Harold, 405 Haning, Haning, Duane Edward, 405,428 Haning, Janet Kay, 228, 319 Hankes, Gerald Herman, 394 Hanko, William James, 410 Hanks, Walter Charles, 371 Hanley, James Edward, 490 Hanley, James Richard, Jr., 259 Hann, Frank Martin, 255, 378 Hannah, Harold, 180 Hanover, Sara Kathleen, 361 Hanscom, Marsha Elaine, 318 Hanse, Jack, 441 Hansen, Bruce Charles, 244 Hansen, Jack Paul, 222 Hansen, Hansen, Judith Carol, 331, 490 Marvin Arthur, 443 Hansen, Phyllis Jean, 220, 360 Hansen, Richard Carl, 454 Hansen, Robert Edwin, 293, 429 Hansen, Robert William, 379 Hanson, David Charles, 176, 427 Hanson, Ernest Mark, 375 Hanson, James Dale, 223, 270 Hanson, Martha Jean, 327 Hanson, Raymond Harry,449 Hanson, Hanson Roland Clements,297 Warren August, 385 Hart, Bru ce F., 408 H t, Mrs., 315 Hiitel, Harry Donald, 411 Harter, Janet Gayle, 223, 345 Hartleroad, Bobby L., 310, 440 David Eugene, 272, 296, 453, Hartley, 490 H rtleY, Robert Keith, 296, 442 Hgrtley Ronald Edward, 456, 490 1 ftn ,259 H5iil8y1i,Willi1aari1 Annur, 259, 266, 490 Hartman, Charles W., lll, 310 Hartman, William C., 311, 420 Hartman, Carl Philip, 268 Hartnett, Hartnett, David Edward, 410 Susan Virginia, 314 H tsock, Robert L., 198, 409 Hgitstein, Barbara Ruth, 175, 361 Hartter, Donald Ray, 225, 246, 417 Hartung, Hartwig, Richard Lee, 400 Dale Edward, 384 H f , K nneth Gene, 241 Hgiviey, iillan Fred, 128, 129, 380, 441 490 Harvey, Bonnie Lou, 324 Harvey, David Lee, 461 Harvey, James Donald, 137, 426 Harvey, Lee Edward, 262, 452 Harvey, Patricia Hope, 329 Harvey, Richard Donald, 384 Harvey, Robert Otto, 180, 273 Duane Henry, 289, 396, 491 Harwick, Harwood, Judith Ann, 352 Harwood, Thomas F., 545 Harshbarger, Jean Ann, 315 Haskell, Norman Leif, 448 Haskell, Philip B., Jr., 375 Hasman, Robert Henry, Jr, 402 Hasse, Arthur A., 375 Hasselbri ng, Leray W., 298 Hasselman, Peter Morton, 393 Hasser, Ora, 425 Hastie, James Sutton, 578 Hastings, Willmore Crane, 379, 491 Hasz, Paul Henry, 176 Hathorne, Marcia Rose, 336 Haug, Jewel Nadine, 338 Hedger, Judy Ma ' , 255 Hedges, Lowell lgifkey, 29150, Agl Hedges, Prof. Robert, 279 gegigelf, Sltarcia Ann, 491 e ric , D , 69, 27 Hedrick, L51,s7ellel3.lj 450, 491' 371' 491 r Hedrick, Ronald Michael, 402 Heerboth, Richard John, 420 Heffelfinger, Judith Ann, 277 Heffern, Thomas Michael, 437 Heffernan, William M., 433 Heffington, Marvin Dean, 390 Heffley, Laura Mae, 365 Heftel, Sima, Doreen, 348, 491 Hefter, June Louise, 326 Hegarty, John, 548 Hegeduis, George Lewis, 280 Hegener, Henry Harlan, 221, 408 Heid, Kermit Keith W., 259, 266 491 Heidbreder, John William, 296 '448 Hetabrtctr, Bonnie May, 338 ' Heideman, David Alan, 165, 378 Heidgen, Charles F., 272, 431, 491 Heidinger, Joyce Marie, 357 Heidke, Ronald Lawrence, 294 Heien, Dale Martin, 491 Heien, Gene William, 260, 440 491 Heiken, John o., 578 ' Heil, James Richard, 411 Heil, Robert Gene, 221, 397 Heim, Carol Lee, 342 Hein, Thomas Carlyle, 447, 491 Heine, James Arthur, 397 Heinhorst, Paul Robert, 235, 264, 491 Heinmiller, Richard Wine, 378 Heino, Margaret Jean, 146, 155,189 261, 283, 284, 314,491 ' Heischmidt, Jesse A., 455 Heise, Richard James, 272, 491 Heitler, Donald Henry, 434 Heitmann, Albert Wayne, 246 Heitur, Valdmar, 242 Held, John Dennis, 420 Helfand, Steven Allan, 403 Helfinstine, Robert A., 372 Harbisoln, Kenneth George, 228, 246, 382 Hardesty, James Norman, 397 Hardesty, Mrs., 350 Hardin, Sylvia Mary, 340 Harding, Jean, 240 Harding, Lorraine H., 490 Hardy, Barbara Nell, 288, 365 Hardy, Henry Orlanders, 298, 490 Harelik, Richard T., 582 Harenza, Edward Raymond, 440 Harewood, Richard, 94 Hariri, Ahmad, 283 Haugh, Clarence Gene, 268 Haun. Mary Ann, 211, 354 Hauptli, Dean Allen, 397, 462 Hausmann, Larry Eugene, 380 Hausser, Jack Walter, 432 Havel, Victor Anton, Jr., 491 Havenhill, Almyra, 358 Havens, Charles S., 91 Hawbaker, Stuart Douglas, 436 Hawkes, James Raymond, 278 Halcom, Donald Bruce, 455 Halcorn, Jack Lee, 246 Hale, Joyce, 334 Hale, Linda Louise, 145, 150, 180, 186, 249, 353, 490 Hale, Mary Lee, 354 Harker, Virginia Ann, 356 Harknes s, Terence Gene, 420 Harien, George Lewis, 490 Harlan, Marie Heuer, 490 Harley, William Frank, 283 Harlin, Mrs., 319 Harlaw, Mrs., 376 Harman, Byron Neal, 377 Hawkins, Carol Joyce, 340 Hawkins, Cynthia Ann, 361 Hawkins, Janice Lee, 185, 337 Hawkins, John William, 245, 387 Hawkins, Hawkins, Marilyn Joyce, 293, 355 Neil Middleton, 186 Helgeson, Kenneth W., 462 Helgren, Marge Anne, 326 Helgren, Richard Hayes, 450 Helledy, John Allan, 393 Heller, Jerome, 414 Heller, Stephen Gray, 424 Heller, Steve Brian, 448 Helm, Helm, Alice Carlene, 332 Frederic, 548 Helm, John Edmund, Jr.,453 Helm, Patricia Kay, 277, 358 Helm, Helm Roger Dale, 445 Prof. M. Stanley 414 Hetmirn, Kenneth Wayhe, 281, 491 Hawkinson, Edwin Andrew, 491 Hawkinson, Harold W., 371 Hawley, John Edward, 262, 463 Hawthorne, Jon Alan, 454 Hay, Carol Anne, 146, 193, 283, 321 Hayano, Arthur Satoru, 277, 452 Hall Halford, Gary Ross, 434 Halin, Ann Jean, 211, 343 Hall Alva Aaron, 304, 457 Hall Beverly Jean, 334 Hall Carolyn Sue, 343 Hall Charles Ainsley, 293, 490 Charles Edward, 259 Hall, Dennis Calvin, 246, 400 Harmer, Walter Lee, 442, 490 Harmeyer, Jessie Ann, 319 Harmin, Patrick, 147 Harmon, Mary Sheila, 357 Harmon, Robert Dale, 245, 367 Harms, Kenneth William, 296 Harms, Robert Ralph, 458 Harnish, Daniel Franklin, 432, 490 Hayden, James Jay, 455 Hayenga, Marvin Lee, 372 Hayes, Carl Warren, 442 Hayes Dean Sumner, 452 Hayes Floyd Corliss, 449 Hayes Gwendolyn Jean, 226, 260, 353 Hayesi John Gilmore, 270, 457 Helmle, Paul Norman, 242, 385, 491 Helms, Dale Orville, 69, 238, 263, 275, 371, 492 Hezgms, Joseph Bernard, 163, 238, 272, Helms, Ronald Nelson, 428 Hembrough, David Merle, 388 Hembrough, Gary Don, 109 Hemingway, Peter, 449 Hemmer, Ronald Fred, 434 Hemmer, William, 109 Hemminger, Thomas Emil, 171,449, 492 Hempel, Joan, 361 Henderson, David Emil, 420 Henderson Donald Max, 449 Hayes, Judy, 180 Hendersoni Donald Robert, 137, 304 Hall, Edward Shock, 265, 490 Hall, George Fredrick, 274, 490 Hall, James Leland, 452 Hall, JOcl Jan, 367 Hall, John Clifford, 293, 297, 430 Hall, Judy Jeaneftc, 228, 343 Hall, Karen Lorrie, 357 Hall, Paul Erwin, 266 Hall, Raymond Joseph, 423 Hall, Robert Dean,-150 Hall, Ronald Sterling, 452 Hall, Stuart Craig, 408 Hall, Warren Clayton, Jr., 273 Heath Th Hallcr, Carol Ann, 226, 317 Hallcr, Thomas Frank, 123 Hallerud, Dean Arnold, 134, 268, 331 Halliday, Don Stuart, 452 Halliday, Robert Wayne, 384 Halligan, Ruth Ann, 282, 326 Halog, Donald Bruce, 428 Halperin, Doris, 601 Halperin, Ernest Howard, -152 Hnlrian, Mrs., 374 Halstead, James Allen,-142 Hamann, Charlene M., 323, 490 Hamann, Horst Paul, 244, 394 Hambright, Patricia Anne, 360 Harney, William M.. 578 Hamcder, Katherine, 146, 174, 284 Hamer, Lynn Felice. 348 Hamilton, Brenda Louise. 323 Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton, Hamilton, 630 ,David Ray, 578, 586 Edwin Richard, 402, 490 Elizabeth Ann, 30. 361 Eugene Nolan, 270 Harnist, Richard Irvin, 453 l'1HfDer, George, 292 Harper, Jerry Lee, 254 Harper, John Walton, 369, 457 Harper, Patricia Jean, 282, 321 Harper, Terry Allan, 457 Harper, Thomas Edward, 274, 417 Harrell, Virginia Ellen, 296 Harrigan, Kenneth Leon, 406 Harrill, Joseph, 548 Harris, Barbara Jean, 211, 252, 320 Harris, David Lester, 135, 441 Harris, Donald Paul, 461 Harris, Edward David, 390 Harris, Harold Beniamin, 293, 432 Harris, Harold Eugene, 137 Harris, J Harris, J Harris, J ohn Henry, 297 ohn Michael, 428 udith Zelda, 357 Harris, Katherine Bonner, 344 Harris, L ester Howard, 428 Harris, Maiorie, 252 Harris, Marcia Ann, 316 Harris, Michael Leon, 398 Harris, Patrick Craig, 420 Harris, Richard Max, 490 Harris, Ronald Eugene,42O Harris, William Frank, 445 Harrison , Barbara Ann, 265, 363, 490 Harrison, Bruce Elbert, 239, 393 Harrison, Dale Wayne, 233 Harrison, Kenneth Gerald, 403 Harrison, Mary E,, 6.1, 65, 174, 203 Harrison, Reg r L l ,207, 2 457, 490 C Y 0 53, 259, Hayes, Virginia Mildred, 365 Hayes, William Francis, 427 Haynes, Buren Thomas, 449 Haynes, Michael Lewis, 259, 491 Hays, Anna Mary, 175 Hays, Jerry Ray, 437 Hays, Leonard Keith, Jr., 225, 227 Hayter, John Charles, 292 Hayward, Harold S., Jr., 419, 457 1'1aYWafC1, James Donald, 272, 463 Hayworth, Valgene, 222, 223 Hazelton, Howard A., 537 Heacock, Heacock, Phillip Kaga, 372 William Rex, 439 Heads, Terry Helen, 321 Healy, Charles Thomas, Jr., 368 Healy, Mark Patrick, Jr., 384 Healy, S0 Healy, Th san Lynn, 211 eresan 282 , , , , 352 Heap, Jimmie Newton, 491 Hearst, Marsha Jane, 175, 211, 357 1'1e65l9Y, Frederick Hart, 416 Hersh, Carol Corene, 146, 202, 330, Heath, Charles Chandler, 409 1'1e5Yl1, Roger Kenneth, 292 omas Miller ' , 385 Hejghman, Charles Edward, 241, 274, Heathman, Prof. Jessie, 216 Heavner, Robert Leeroy, 296 Hecht, Gail Adela, 262, 363, 491 Hecht, Thomas Erwin, 296 301 376 Hecht, Thomas Henry, 453' 6 Heshtman, -laY Edmund, 414 Henderson, Lois Rosanne, 202, 330 Henderson, William R., 109, 375, 492 Hendrick, Elizabeth Lee, 317 Hendricks, Roger Cline, 374, 492 Hendrickson, Alan Martin, 396 Hendrickson, Charles G., 401 Hendrix, Charles Dennis, 449 Hendron, Alfred Joseph, 253, 267, 276, 492 Henkel, George Joseph, Jr., 247, 431, 492 Henn, Edwin Francis, 130, 412, 492, Henness, Charles Parker, 165, 380 Henning, David Ralph, 272, 299, 449 Henning, Elwyn Frank, 446 Henriksen, Lars Emil, 246 Henrikson, Terrell Blane, 268, 449 Henry, David D., 94, 287 Henry, Jacquelyn Hope, 345 Henry, John Andrew, 436 Henry, Patricia Jeanne, 211, 322 Henry, Richard John, 431, 492 Henry, Terry Jay, 433 Henson, Robert Lee, 460 Hepfer, Mildred Joyce, 167, 269, 271, 321, 492 Hepler, Kay Joanne, 278, 347 Herbst, David lan, 415 Herbst, Walter Brown, 248, 407, 492 Herbster, Alfred Charles, 378 Herbster, Richard Emil, 454 Herbstman, Sheila Ann, 349 Herendeen, John Charles, 492 Herhold, Frank F., Jr., 369 Herlihy, John Edward, 427 it ., ,1 1 131 412 l.l..1 i td.. ., ,jk 1?1mer, 27 fight GeQ,2e4?2 Em? Lfvis, 401 1 rVl1'1 Vlelvin3.ZeJr4'1i5O' 273 gnald, 548' -rank M., ?,yV,1G1,9, dfigh 491 5 Nell d1f1Qe3,55i952550, 491 11- Robert, 279 img' Ann, 491 9 een, 69 well L,, 4502 371, 491 nald Michael, 402 .lchard Jghn 420 r, Judith Ang 277 3 'f1aSMichael' 437 William M, 4233 Malvlf' Dim, 390 Wa Mae, 365 'I Dofeen, 348, 491 2 Louise, 326 hn, 548 'WGS Lewis, 280 3 'Y.Haf1a9, 221,408 T Keith W., 259, 266 491 , John w1111am,296 11,18 10'1'1'e May, aaa ' David Alan, 165 378 iarles F., 272, 461 491 'OYC9 Marie, 357 ' iald Lawrence, 294 Martin, 491 e William, 260, 44 n G., 578 O' 391 Richard, 411 ' Gene, 221, 397 Lee, 342 as Carlyle, 447, 491 ES Arlghngr, 397 au o err, 235, 264, Richard Wine, 378 391 larel' Jean, 146, 155,189, 284, 314, 491 Jesse A., 455 ird James, 272, 491 iald Henry, 434 Xlbert Wayne, 246 lmar, 242 Dennis, 420 even Allan, 403 Roberf A., 372 .ennefh W., 462 irge Anne, 326 :hard Hayes, 450 1n Allan, 393 me, 414 hen Gray, 424 e Brian, 448 Carlene, 332 eric, 548 Edmund, Jr.,453 :ia Kay, 277, 358 r Dale, 445 M. Stanley, 414 :nnefh Wayne, 281, 491 1l Norman, 242, 385, 491 2 Orville, 69, 238, 263, 492 ph Bernard, 163, 238, 272, ald Nelson, 428 , David Merle, 388 , Gary Don, 109 ', Peter, 449 aniald H5616 434 il iam, , Thomas Emil, 171,443 an, 361 , David Em1l,420 Donald MGX, 449 04 Donald Robert, 1371 3 Lois Rosanne, 202, 330 William R., 101,375 492 I' b 1hL e,3 afgef Clin3e,.374, 492 1, Alan Mafr1n,3'?6 1, Charles Q-, les Dennis, l31ed Joseph' 253' 267' xr9eJoseP11,1V-1 247' 331' n Francis, 130, 412' 492' I Parker, 1651 380 11,15 srzaiph, 272, 299' 449 wyn FraInlZ4i46 , Emi , Tirr1ell B1ane,268,446 d o,, 94, 287 Ueiyn 1-1ape,345 1 Andrew, 43511 322 iciaJeaI'1f1er 2 ,592 ard John, 4311 3 Jay! 333160 71 1 ee, , glied Joyce, 167, 269, 2 Joanne,Ii78f 347 'd l H, 492 1er 13rowf1, 24334303 Ifred CharleS,5,, Chard Emil, 4,49 shane Ann, M John Charles, ,nk F., Jr-f 362 Edward, 42 In H , H H I llli. 1 -O v . . ., . 1' . f Q f ,I S Q ke Q 4 15.6282 xi .4 , xi .. U . ,W 1' '1 'F N91 Beverly Joyce, 360 Herman, Albert William, 147, 208, 369 Herman, Marvin Lester, 398 Herman, Nancy Marie, 249, 332, 354 Hermann, Janice Elaine, 354 Hermann, Robert Erdman, 410 Hermes, Paul Francis, 445 Hermetet, James Allen, 268, 299, 457 Hernandez, Enrique G., 270 Hernandez, Roberto, 268, 270, 410 Herr, Joseph Bernard, 392 Herreid, Ann, 240 Herreid, Dr. Ernest, 272 Herrick, Arlene, 298 Herrick, Wirt, 94 Herriges, Terry Herbert, 453 Herring, Arnold, 384 Herrmann, Albert Edward, 374 Herrmann, Dean Francis, 374 Herrmann, John Edward, 248, 374 Herron, Edward Robert, 454 Herschbach, Robert E., 296, 301, 376 Hertel, Roger, 428 Herum, Floyd Lyle, 268 Herweg, Marietta Lucille, 363 Herzberger, Vern Parker, 371 Herzing, William Joseph, 453 Herzog, Margaret, 316 Heselbarth, Nancy Ann, 319 Hess, Charmaine Alice, 315 Hess, David William, 397 Hess, Dennis Charles, 165, 384 Hess, Hans, 432 Hess, Nancy Jean, 344 Hess Hess Hess , Peter Allen, 408 , Phillip Wayne, 246, 437 , Ronald 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Hoffman, Geraldine V., 358 Hoffman, Jack, 442 , John Louis, 493 Horn, Lewis Eugene, 266, 383 Horn, Stanley Jay, 278, 370, 493 Horn, Stuart, 549 Hornaday, Robert Morris, 377 Horne, Eugene Fredrick, 455 Hornsby, Michael James, 417 Hornsby, Thomas Edmund, 417, 494 Horowitz, Sue Madelyn, 357 Horton, Ann, 227 Horton, Barbara Ruth, 226, 326 Hoffman, Larry Reid, 130, -142, 493 Hoffman, Leslie Calvin, 288, 493 Hoffman, Marcia Lee, 237 Hoffman, Martin, 578 Hoffman, Michael Payne, 459, 493 Hoffman, Sharon, 206 Hoffmann, Sharon Noel, 372, 493 Hoffmann, William R., Jr., 442 Hoffner, James Raymond, 234, 493 Hofman, Paul, 248 Hofman, Paul Jerome, 248, 422 Holman, Thomas Ronald, 245, 493 Hofmeister, Frederick H., 266, 493 Hofsas, Sarah Jane, 175, 301, 351, 493 Hofsess, Darel, 457 Hogan, James Lawrnece, 428, 493 Hogan, Jerry Harold, 262, 279, 293, 429, 493 Hogate, William Sherman, 257, 383 Hogberg, Peter Wagner, 292 Hoge, Mary Louise, 277, 362 Hogeveen, Patricia Helen, 493 Hogrefe, Lois Ann, 361 Hohl, 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Glenn Axel, 441 Jew, Allen, 265, 433, 496 Jewell, Bruce Stewart, 2-25. 2-13, 231 428, 496 Jewell, William, 586 Jezek, Carole Joyce, 221, 228, 3-13 Jha, Satish Chandra, 287 Jobaris,Jerorr1e Edward. 458 Kanak, Jopek, Jobst, Prof., 156 Johannsen, Albert Scott, 444 Johanson, Donald Karl, 265, 496 Johanson, Martin Enar, 390 Johansson, Ingrid, 360 John, Robert, 293 John, Margaret, 359 John, Robert, 429 Johner, Carl H., 579 , Johns, Barbara Marilyn, 146, 185, 354 Johns, Gordon Malcolm, 238, 245, 411 Johnsen, Maralee Rae, 345 Johnson, Aaron Lee, 450 Johnson, Barbara, 146 Johnson, Bruce Kermit, 409 Johnson, Bruce Robert, 254, 496 Johnson, Bruce Wayne, 228, 412 Johnson, Carl Edward, Jr., 109, 137, 417 Johnson, Carlyle Wardell, 222, 223, 247 Johnson, Carol Lou, 364, 496 Johnson, Claire Louise, 256, 337 Johnson, Claude Derrell, 282 Johnson, Dale Allen, 496 Johnson, David Charles, 400 Johnson, David Roy, 420 Johnson, Deborah Lee, 359 Johnson, Dolores, 282 Johnson, Don Edwin, 383 Johnson, Donald Dean, 171, 241, 450 Johnson, Douglas Edward, 389, 496 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Dean William, 273, 411 Derrell Gene, 452 Diane Elaine, 337 Gail Forrest, 357 Jones, Gary Edward, 428 Jones, Gerald Dean, 265 Jones, Harold Augustus, 451 Jones, Jacqueline Sue, 265, 365 Jones, Jones, James Lee, Jr., 400 Kay Demaris, 326, 496 Jones, Laurel Winifred. 341, 345 Jones, Lewis Wayne, 244 Jones, Loretta May, 355 Jones, Louis Rea, 497 Jones, Marilyn, 184, 226 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Martha Marilyn, 315 Maurice Allen, 227, 247, 367 Nancy Liggitt, 331 Norma Loy, 354 Phil Bryan, 299 Richard Melvin, 267, 445 Robert Leonard, 497 Jones, Robert Newton, 383 Jones, Robert William, 445 Jones, Roger Allan, 374 Jones, Thomas Lee, 254, 447, 497 Jones, William Jackson, 239, 264 Jongbloet, Jan, 288 Joos, Carol Ann, 237, 301 Joseph John, Jr., 271, 425, 497 Kamins Kamm, Kamma Kamme Kamme ki, Rayna Joyce, 349 Solomon M., 238, 398, 497 nn, Richard Charles, 420 rer, Wayne Thomas, 424 rmeier, Ralph Frank 445 Kampheier, Nancy Louise, 227 Dale, 549 Keer, Larry Morton, 579 Kehart, Rose, 240 Kehle, Arwalt P., 579 Keil, Ruth Emilie, 358 Kein, Edward Robert, 461 Keiser, James Richard, 428 Keister, Raymond Carl, 498 Johnson, Elw n Bernard 454 Jordan, Alexander, 497 Kanak, Edward Lee, 439 Kanarish, Judith Ellen, 324 Kane, Larry Richard, 407 Kane, Robert Bignal, 248 Kane, Thomas Harry, 381 Kang, Hyong Hwan, 497 Kannermier, Ralph, 269 Kannmacher, Judith Ann, 237, 288, 351 Kannmacher, Linda Kay, 237, 271, 283, 351 Kanno, Hiroshi, 450 Kanter, Herbert, 414 Kanter, Janet Paula, 357 Kao, Anthony Monshiun, 497 Kapell, Henry Karl, 497 Kapell, Richard Thomas, 211, 396 Kaper, William, Jr., 497 Kaplan, Barbara Fern, 357 Kaplan, Claire Phyllis, 282, 348 Kaplan, Gordon George, 406 Kaplan, Ina Harriet, 361 Kaplan, Jonathan Daniel, 441 Kaplan, Michael, 246 Kelin, Norman, 422 Kelkar Kellen , Anand R., 287 , Joseph Matthias, 292, 428 Keller, Carol Catherine, 322 Keller, Charles Henry, 254 Keller, Gloria June, 323, 339, 498 Keller, Jimmy Bernard, 390 Keller, Karl Bruce, 409 Keller, Leon Carol, 273, 447 Keller, Walter Leroy. 265 Kelly, Berlin, 460, 498 Kelly, Bruce, 265 Kelly, Charles Everett, 265, 434 Kelly Dixie 601 Kelly' James Aran, 222. 247, 372 Kelly, James Breen, 281 Kelly, Jeanne Failh 319 Kelly, John Lee, 462 Kelly, Karl, 454 Kelly, Kenneth, 454 Kelly, Patrick James, 456 Kelly, Richard Thomas. 545 Kelley, Brooke Luce, 281 Kelley, Bruce Marion, 299, 460 Joseph Y , Johnson, Emery Richard, 269, 496 Johnson, Frances, 261 Johnson, Gerald Edward, 380, 496 Johnson, Gerald Herbert, 454 Johnson, Gerald Hilding, 445 Johnson, Geraldine L., 145, 168, 329, 496 Jordan, David Robert, 445 Jordan, Georgiana G., 345 Jordan, Gregory Wayne, 166, 309, 380 Jordan, Helaine, 335 Jordan, Mrs. Mary, 353 Jordan, Susan Elizabeth, 342 Jordan, William Arthur, 462 David Lee 426 Kaplan, Miles Barry, 398 Kaplan, Myrna, 361 Kaplan, Robert Loren, 370 Kaplan, Kaplan, Kaplan, Kaplan, Kappne Kapps, Roslyn Joyce, 349 Sharon Madeline, 360 Sheila Sandra, 316 Shelley, 361 r, William Joseph, 299, 451 Kenneth James, 396 Johnston Johnson, Harlan Warren, 406 Johnson, Janice Ann, 327 Johnson, Jerome Herbert, 454 Johnson, Jerry Robert, 445 Johnson, John David, 299 Johnson, John Gordon, 171, 445 Johnson, Joyce Louise, 269, 290, 318 Johnson, Judith Ann, 184, 329 Johnson, Keith Herbert, 453 Johnson, Kenneth Albert, 182, 433, 496 Johnson, Kenneth Waldo, 430 Johnson, Kirby Dale, 220, 247, 399 Johnson, Kirby Lucile, 352 Johnson, Laurence Owen, 439, 496 Johnson, Laurence Stuart, 374 Johnson, Leo, 117 Johnson, Leonard Joel, 443 Johnson, Linda Carolyn, 361 Johnson, Lowell Bruce, 496 Johnson, Marion, 587 Johnson, Martha D., 537 Johnson, Martha Jean, 353 Johnson, Martha Lee, 292, 325, 496 Johnson, Morley Fred, 281 Johnson, Neil Patrick, 244, 258 Johnson, Randall, 449 Johnson, Richard Alan, 452 Johnson, Richard Dale, 405 Johnson, Robert Ormond, 279, 381, 496 Johnson, Roberta Lee, 146, 173, 227, 352, 496 Johnson, Ronald Charles, 410 Johnson, Ronald Dean, 444 Johnson, Ruth Ann, 330, 339, 496 Johnson, Sarah Ann, 321 Johnson, Stephen J., 395 Johnson, Terry Wayne, 449, 452 Johnson, Theodore Dale, 435 Johnson, Theodore John, 419 Johnson, Thomas Homer, 384 Johnson, Thomas Keith, 450, 454 Johnson, Weldon A., 545 Johnson, Willard Verner, 445 Johnson, William Bright, 395 Johnson, William Harm, 163, 246, 395, 496 Johnson, William Henry, 430 Johnson, William Henry, 444 Johnson, Prof, W. M., 160 Johnson, William Nils, 449 Johnson, William Richard, 428 Johnsos, Joan Karen, 256, 320 Johnston, Barbara Joann, 496 Johnston, Don Bruce, 417 Johnston, Donna Kay, 222, 228, 358 Johnston, James, 409 Johnston, Jane Louise, 323, 496 Johnston, Janet Ann, 323, 496 Johnston, Jeanne Kay, 55 Johnston, Nancy J., 342 Johnston, Robert Charles, 147, 197, 5 224, 22 Johnston, Roger A., 282, 496 Johnston, Suann Kay, 329, 339 Thomas Watts 196 Keyzer, R , , , 393, 426 Johnston, Wayne, 94 Johnstaon, William Cecil, 253, 259, 496 Johnstone, Robert L., 393 Joiner, Lawrence Clinton, 269, 435 Joiner, Ruth Ann, 284, 361 Jolley, Jack, 221 Jones, Ann Frederic, 211, 319 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, 634 Barbara Ann, 358 Bernice Lorraine, 226 Byron Emery, 221, 299, 386 Carlton, 207 Charles Henry, Jr., 270, 448 Charlton Hudson, 269, 375 Joshi, Laxmikant, 287 Joslyn, Claudia Rose, 226, 323 Joss, Michael Steven, 188, 370 Joy, Linda Chloe, 228, 320 Joy, Sara Louise, 320, 497 Jucas, Vida Mariia, 365 Judge, Jean Ann, 329 Juergensen, Hein, 270 Juergensmeyer, Mark Karl, 214, 372 Julander, Karen Lee, 357 Julian, William L., 167 Jung, Edward, 548 Junker, Darrel Dean, 376 Junker, Ronald Ernest, 376 Jurasevich, John Francis, 126, 127, 137 Just, Rosemary, 314 Justen, James Michael, 374 Justice, Walter Samuel, 220, 416 Juvet, Richard S., 432 K liilllltil Kziripu Psi. 387 Kappa Alpha Thr-t:t. 51211 Kziripzr I1r'll:l,fl3l1 Kzipp Iteltri 1'i.2-10 Knririai Delta 1i1m.IlNS K:i1rri:i IillllllllliI1111llll1.fif'1l Krtprm Psi. 551 liuppai Sigttiu. 2185! Kirir:'s Kastlv.-1318 Kuiriut1i:1.-129 Kahaker, Sheldon Soloman. 403 Kachele, Eugene Leopold. 165, 400 Kacmar, Joanna Marie, 318 Kada, Hisao, 432 Kadah, Zaghloul Badri, 497 Kadakia Pravinchandra L., 287 Kadlub, Marian, 352 Kadow. Gerald Anthony, 461 Kaempfer, Eckhard Peter, 497 Kagan, Lenore Janet, 284 343 Kagann, Aaron, 548 Kaha, Arthur Lyon, Jr., 109, 390 Kahl7Susan Jean, 145, 249, 277, 322, 49 Kahle, Judith Lynn, 354 Kahn, Egon, 228, 449, 497 Kahn, Linda Karen, 282, 349 Kahn, Marcia Babs, 316 Kahn, Michael, 497 Kahn, Alan Richard, 579 Kahon, Peter Joseph, 451 Kahrl, Larry, 549 Kain, Marsha, 284, 356, 497 Kaiser, Arline Rae, 360 Kaiser, Carlotta Paula, 231, 330 Kaiser, Donald Joseph, 419, 497 Kaiser, Ronald Stewart, 415 Kaiscrman, Donna Kay, 228, 358 Kaiura, Edward Hideo, 445 Kaleta, Thomas Charles, 424 Kalis, Murray Charles, 398 Kallick, Terry, 458 Kalman, Jerry Lee, 403 Kalman, Joan, 357 Kalom, Miller H., 545 Kalter, Donald, 548 Kalver, Barbara Joan, 335 Kambara, Frank Tetsuo, 277 Kamber, Kenneth Thomsa, 241, 283 Kamensky, Marvin, 398 Kamholz, Yvonne Marie, 228, 323 Kaminskas, Evelyn, 361, 497 Kaminski, Beverly Irene, 337 Karninski, James Bernard, 255, 412 Kaptain, Lois Jean, 320 Kar, Asok Kumar, 287 Karamanol, Stanley Harry, 221, 236, 418 Karas, David Edward, 400 Karasek, Kenneth, 548 Kardis, Anthony, 258 Kardis, Virginia, 549 Kariher, Katherine R., 226, 323 Karlak, Sylvia Marie, 350 Karle, Denton Edwin, 409 Karlekra, Bhalchandra V., 287 Karlov, Richard Gary, 414, 497 Karlsen, Warren V., 547 Karmeier, Dolores lda, 296, 365 Karmeier, Lloyd Arthur, 296, 376 Karner, Ernest Fred, 376 Kami, Shlomo, 259 Karolus, John Frederick, 455 Karpinski, Marilyn C., 350 Karr, Bruce Lovell, 273 Karr, Joseph Paul, 424 Karraker. George, 548 Karras, Ernest Christ, 410 Karras, Sheldon G., 398 Karton, Robert Michael, 398 Karwacki, Arthur Edmund, 544 Kase, James Richard, 425 Kasen, Elaine Judith, 358 Kashmier, James Walter, 221, 450 Kaski, Stanley Raymond, 438 Kaspar, Frank George, 246 Kaspervik, Donna Sue, 364, 175, 367 Kastel, Mariorie Jane, 175, 359 Kasten, Richard John, 448 Kasten, Thomas Val, 389 Kastran, Betty, 284, 290, 344 Katcher, Carol Ann, 347 Kating, John, 127 Kating, Marilyn Jean. 353 Katoh, Arthur Kow, 277 Katsuyoshi, Thomas S., 265 Katy, Aviva, 497 Katy, Lila Debra, 497 Katz, Allan, 549 Katz, Aviva, 357, 359 Katz, Doris Beverli, 358 Katz, Henry, 404 Katz, Lila Debra, 343 Katz, Norman Joseph, 455 Katz, Paul Lloyd, 392 Kaufman, Adrienne C., 333, 497 Kaufman, Bruce Robert, 497 Kaufman, Julia Jane, 228 Kaufmann, Karen, 331, 497 Kaulfuss, Doris Louise, 327 KGUV, Alan Frederick, 204, 427 Kauth, Thcobald John, Jr., 445 Kavetas, Harry Louis, 384 Kavicic, Robert Nelson, 221, 449 Kavin, Shelby, 549 Kavner, David Jules, 414 Kayton, Lawrence, 407 Kazalla, Gunther, 561, 563 Keagle, Sue Zan, 146, 322, 497 Keasling, Carol Margaret, 344 Keats, Kenneth, 563 Keck, Bruce Leroy, 220, 452 Keefer, James Howard, 278, 281, 497 Keeler, Thomas Joseph, 255, 394 Keeler, William Redi, 438 Keefner, Kenneth, 549 Keegan, John Edward, 425 Keehner, Jimmie Dale, 270 Keele, Margie Lou, 297, 364 Keeley, Neil Eugene, 439 Keenan, Michael C., 272, 369 Keene, Dennis Thomas P., 457 Keen, Phyllis Ann, 299 Kelley, Karen, 180 Kelling, Kent William. 367 Kelling, Mary Ann, 334 Kellogg, Philip Lee, 244 Kelson, Allen Howard, 453 Kemmerer, Richard Dean, 390 Kemmerer, William, 239 Kemnetz, Antone Llyod, 304 Kemp, Leonard Dexter, 368 Kemp, Patrick Samuel, 238 Kemp, Ronald George, 378 Kemper, Barbara, 587 Kemper, Gloria, 549 Kempner, Marlene Joy, 349 Kendall, Barbara Ann, 352 Kendeigh, Donald Charles, 255, 385 Kendeigh, Katherine Jane, 167, 242, 318, 498 Kendle, Gary Alan, 386 Kennedy, David Richard, 135 Kennedy, George, 563 Kennedy, John, 266 Kennedy, Judith Ann, 357 Kennedy, Prof., 208 Kennedy, Robert Vincent, 285, 385 Kennedy, Ronald Edward, 456 Kennedy, Thomas William, 450 Kennell, Joseph Floyd, 410, 498 Kennell, William John, 372 Kenney, Lois Catherine, 338 Kenney, Eleanor, 240 Kenney, Mary Frances, 284 Kensicki, Constance E., 175, 211, 352 Kensil, Roger Franklin. 248 Kent, Beverly Joyce, 326 Kent, Dallas Lee, 428 Kent, Frederick James, 295 Kent, Karen, 319 Kentish, Roxana A., 322 Kenworthy, Garry Vern, 236 Kenyon, Franklin Lee, 222 Kenyon, Jack Burton, 448 Kenyon, Katherine Anne, 340 Keough, Barbara Ann, 210, 231, 315 Keough, Richard Emmet, 416 Kephart, lrven Ira, 171, 442 Kepley, Vance lvan, 246 Kepple. Lonnie Ercel, 461 Kerby, Richard Marz, 379 Kerchner, Charles Taylor, 211, 214, 377 Kerchner, Wayne Charles, 417 Keggg, Janice Lee, 175, 286, 359, 361, Keri, Dolores Magdalene. 344 Kermer. Gary George, 453 Kerr, Charles Eugene, 452 Kerr, George Ezekinel, 117, 120, 137, 449 Kerr, Larry Morton, 579 Kerr, Linda Louise, 344 Kerr, William Kent, 268, 452 Kerstein, Arnold, 498 Kese, Amos, 498 Kesl, Ranse Walter, 288, 404 Kesler, Richard Lewis, 220 Kessel, Keith James, 498 Kesser, Dianne Mary, 338, 498 Kessie, Alan lvan, 414 Kessie, Maxine Rose, 173, 297 Kessler, Marshall R., 297 Kessler, Shirley G., 347 Keune, Jimmy Gene, 367 Keune, Russell Victor, 265, 448 Keyes, Mary Kamlynn, 156, 161, 350 Keyser, Elynor Meryl, 286, 335 ichard Karl, 279, 498 Khan, Jamil Asghar, 435 Khanna, Shanti, Swarup, 287 Kibbie, Daniel Clyde, 262, 498 Kibler, John Westerland, 272, 369, 498 Kibler, Jon Elmer, 193, 374 Kibler, Kay Sylvia, 330 Kiddoo, Ruth Ann, 363 Kide, Wayne, 277 Kido, Wayne Sumio, 413 Kidwell, Keith Eugene, 444 ,139 f , rite' '77,- Ifer,M,rhjha Jean, I lliihofn' 'lien' iliinm, ill Kieilgrepighefirie T 351 rieridl, lgarbala 'l Q , d, ,3 Klerstegaren, 5ifn1honY, A ti, A , lllla, ldlQ'lloav'fl' filth, 35 riiitlu icavf la,, 243, liig0fQli',,bafQfilaicas, 4 . U , llllcotlle' llllllllflllf 350 28 3 raitef,CaQ,i,fif1'la'i, 59: ,riiii,,,,lll masJ05ep '.,,,i riir,n,lll'l maspllldle tlll0'el,' llllaon ll 298 359 rillpafflcll' Jewel, lll' i Kim,Nallll ,A,,i,uff2l5' Kimbernllolgsn EmetYf 239, K-mbgrlin, ,chant A,, Q Kimbrough' ll' Rae' i93,l ri,,es,l3elellA0 7 rimfnel'lll nDaf', ll ' Kimmel, E-tele d BE rifltl' lamliiilgliilllii Kincaid, llalo rl1AU5l'll rs,,dte,El'1alle 393,-49' Kindle, lilly lggelia, 495 rinefllella ,tier W ring, Joh? all 329 icannluflllll ' laS,43B r,,,g.l0U'eDoUg 292.4 ic,,9,lYlelUgell:li7 498 rz,,g.Nlla.A ' ,pri 498 rang, Palflfl lol 435 King, Petgggjlxhanl '221, llllililzarnella-LlZ'?32 ' Thelma LOU' ' King, Th adore M., 582 King, 2 453 King, Wallell Lee' 1 Kinkade, Rebel '- 55 Kinneti Nancy A lledn . Kinney, Robert WI 5 ,df Kinniryflllollllls Dall' ' Kinsall, JOYCE Cl'al'ell,2 Kinsch, GUY Robellizo Kinsella, larry learn 1 Kinser, Jane Allllf ' ' Kinsey, -l05ePll Edlson' Kintner, Daniel Eugene Kionka, Edwalll James' Kirby, Evgene Mantel Kircher, NHUCYI Calllell Kirchhofl, Daniel W., 3 Kirchhofl, Richard EdQ Kirchhoill, William, 281 Kirk, Kay Jeanrte,.234, Kirk, Nancy Lorraine, . Kirk. Richard, 270 Kirkby, Theodore M., 3 Kirkiian, Sam, 182- . X Kirnbauer, Carl Willial Kirshner, David Sheld Kirsner, Bernard Micl' Kisinger, Everett, 30, Kistler, Daniel Glen, ' Kitchen, Gerald Albe Kite, Ronald Gary, 57 Kittilsen, Darlene Ma Kittilsen, Marcia Anr Kittie, Dallas Dwayn Kittoe, Delos Thoma: Kizlanuskas, Theresa Klellgren, Mary Elle Klalter, Stephen Miq Klalftlk, Marion E.,f Klallman, Marvin Hr lllaUS, Clarence E., . Klaus, Robert Franc 137, 144 lefty Arthur Bai Jean, 54K l l A ber Mil on Ar- Orlai Sh Herbert H: Lorraine, 2 Peter Allar George 110 Kling, Rohm s Ma dalene 344 Kreitzman, Morton, 561 Klein Lorraine, 270 V' Sei 240 a r pw l Emilie, vard Robert 46 imes Richafa 411 aymond Carl 4 8 rman, 422 r 98 nani R., 287 1Sep M Y . irol Caf:ex1rtgs,3g92, 428 iarles Henry 5542 giria Jaime' 323' 339 Y ernafd 39 r 498 riifguce, 409' 0 5 I alter Lrg-63736 447 lin, 460, 4958 5 CTE 265 i-I' eg E ie, j0ie'e ' 265, 434 tes I ies Brggg 233 247, 372 nne Faithi 319 '1 Lee, 462 lf 454 lneth, 454 Ck James, 456 omas 545 Y MOffOn' 579 tard Th Doke Luce 231 uce M ' ' ren, lggon' 299, 460 ent Willia , 36 PHY Ann, 31134 7 htllp Lee, 244 'eq Howard, 453 I Richard Dean 390 AW'lliam, 239' nfone LI d ifzlafd Dexaci- rick Samuel,'233 'ald George, 378 arbara, 587 iloria, 549 Maflene Joy, 349 Ebafft Ann, 352 onald Ch I Katherine Jagnil 12453335 'fv Alan, 386 Qavtd Richard, 135 Jeofge, 563 lohfl, 266 ludifh Ann, 357 jffgf., 208 -0 erf Vincent lonald Edward, 385 homas William, 450 '?ePh Flovd, 410, 498 tlliam John, 372 is Catherine, 338 aanor, 240 try Frances, 284 onsfance E., 175, 211, 352 er Franklin, 248 'JY Joyce, 326 s Lee, 428 rick James, 295 1, 319 xana A., 322 , Garry Vern, 236 mklin Lee, 222 :k Burton, 448 fherine Anne, 340 rbara Ann, 210, 23l, 3l5 :hard Emmet, 4l6 ren Ira, l7l, 442 ice lvan, 246 inie Ercel, 461 ard Marz, 379 harles Taylor, 211, 214, 377 layne Charles, 417 Ze Lee, l75, 286, 359, 361, . Q V 'y George, 453 is Eugene, 452 e Ezekinel, 117, i20,l37, Vlorton, 579 Louise, 344 'n Kent, 268, 452 nold, 498 , 498 Walter, 288, 404 ard Lewis, 220 1 James, 498 ne Mary, 338, 498 lvan, 414 ine Rose, 173, 297 shall R., 297 Iey G., 347 ty Gene, 367 all Victor, 265, 445 0 Kamlynn, l56, 167' 35 or Meryl, 286, 335 ard Karl, 2791 498 Asghar, 435 nfl, Swaru5222fZ8 el Clyde, 2 1 Wesferland, 2721 369' 498 Elmer, 193, 374 Sylvia, 330 i Ann, 363 , 277 Sumio, 413 Ph Eugene, A44 ' f r, Michael Lee, 439 liizlliorn, Martha Jean, 277, 358 Kiellgren, Mary, 364 Kiendl, Katherine Anne, 361 Kierstead, Barbara T., 361 Kiest, Karen, 549 Yieta, Edward Anthony, 433 Kight, Rudy David, 428 Kilbourne, Kay Elizabeth, 351 Kilburn, Barbara Joan, 243, 498 Kilcoyne, Thomas Francis, 445 Kilker, Carol Ann, 350 Killian, Judith Anna, 228, 357 Killian, Thomas Joseph, 394 Killoren, Thomas Andrew, 270 Killpatrick, Don H., 298 Kim, Nancy Jewel, 277, 359, 498 Kimber, Roger Arthur, 251, 259, 498 Kimberlin, Jon Emery, 265 Kimbrough, Richard A., 396 Kimes, Beverly Rae, 193, 198, 256, 338 Kimmel, Dan, 140 Kimmel, Everett Dan, 137, 144, 408, 498 Kimmel, James Edward, 385, 498 Kincaid, Harold Leland, 454 Kindle, Elizabeth Austin, 249, 498 Kindle, Larry Joe, 393, 498 Klingel, Allen B., l4O Kliftgel, David Allan, 147 Klingel, David Marlo, 390 Kiingensmith, Virginia L., 332 Klingner, John William, 433 Klink, Annemarie Klara, l75 353 Klobuchar, John Allan, A37 V Klopferd, Marcia Sheri, 360 Klgagne, Lorna Mae, 146, 203, 256, 297, Kloss, Kenneth Warren, 454 Kloth, Diane Marie, 359 Klotnia, Joseph Paul, 288 Klofz, Ruth Helen, 252, 335 Klueter, Hershel Henry, 268, 499 Klug, Eugene, 296, 301 Kriake, Ronald William, 439 Knap, Gilbert Maurice, 461 Knapp, James Donald, Jr., 220, 420 Knapp, Ronald Franklin, 269, 439, 499 Knapp, Stephen Robret. 377 Knies, Thomas Casper, 282, 431, 499 Knight, George W., Jr., 222 Knight, Mary Elizabeth, 290, 363 Knight, Peter, 293 Knight, Ph yllis, 338 Knight, Sue Taylor, 319 Knight, Su Knoblock, san Charlotte, 499 George C., Jr., 499 King, Alberta Cecelia, 498 King, John Bradley, 447 King, Judith Jo, 329 King Louie Douglas, 438 1 King Lyle Eugene, 292, 498 1 King Nita Ann, 327, 498 r King Patrick Joseph, 498 1 King, Peter John, 435 King Richard Allan, 221 , 442 King: anne Marie 327 498 Suz , , King Thelma Louise, 146, 210, 327 1 King, Theodore M., 582 King, Warren Lee, 453 Kingsley, Thomas, 441 Kinkade, Robert Gene, 450 Kinne Nancy Alice, 351 Yr Kinney, Robert Wilson, 409, 498 Kinniry, Thomas David, 419 Kinsall, Joyce Charlene, 338, 499 Kinsch, Gary Robert, 459 Kinsella, Larry Lee, 220, 381 Kinser, Jane Ann, 228, 296, 361 Kinsey, Joseph Edison, 257 Kintner, Daniel Eugene, 273 Kionka, Edward James, 368 Kirby, Eugene Maxwell Il, 385 Kircher, Nancy Catherine, 184, 260 Kirchhoff, Daniel W., 374 Kirchhoff, Richard Edgar, 499 Kirchhofi, William, 284 Kirk, Kay Jeanne, 284, 290, 351 Kirk, Nancy Lorraine, 364 Kirk. Richard, 270 Kirkby, Theodore M., 310, 395 Kirkiian, Sam, 182 Kirnbauer, Carl William, 405 Kirshner, David Sheldon, 370 Kirsner, Bernard Michael, 392 Kisinger, Everett, 30, 218, 220, 22l Kistler, Daniel Glen, 372 Kitchen, Gerald Albert, 171, 457 Kite, Ronald Gary, 579 Kittilsen, Darlene Mae, 329 Kittilsen, Marcia Ann, 146, 329 Kittie, Dallas Dwayne, 453 Kittoe, Delos Thomas, 410 Kizlanuskas, Theresa G., 499 Kiellgren, Mary Ellen C., 499 Klafter, Stephen Michael, 392 Klainik, Marion E., 343 Klapman, Marvin Herman, 448 Klaus, Clarence E., Jr., 267, 397 Knodle, John Marcus, 292, 376, 499 Knollmueller, Jamse H., 453 Knopf, Alan Ben, 449, A50 Knosher, Carol Mae. 226 Knosher, Nancy Kathryn, 243 Knosp, Walter Andrew. 397 Knott, Martin John, 448 Know, Robert, 548 Knowles, Leon Stutts, 170, l7l, lBO, 282, 441, 449 Knowles, Robert, 310 Knox, Richard Lee, 408 Knox, Thomas Powell, 222, 41 'I Knox, Thomas Ray, 399 Knudsen, Bruce Eugene, A19 Knuth, George, 296, 439, A99 Knutson, Alvin Jerry, 455 Knutson, Wilbur Leroy, 279. 382, A99 Kobak, Alfred Julian, Jr., 579 Kobrin, Harvey Soleman, 545 Koch, Charles Phillip, 427 Koch, Eric Neal, 259, 463 Koch, John Edward, 499 Kocher, George Elmer, A99 Kocher, Leona Ann, 342 Kocna, Kenneth Gene, 453 Kocovrek, Norman, 549 Koehler, Andrea. 339 Koehler, Kurt, 282 Koeller, Richard Douglas, 377, 499 Koeller, Robert Marion, 221, 228, 377 Koelling, Kent, 248 Koelling, Stephanie Ann, 244, 321 Koenig, Donald Morrison, 417 Koenig, Dean Francis J., 164 Koenigsnark, Jerry, 548 Koepke, George Barry, 259, 457 Koepke, John Albert, 437 Koepke, Sandra Joy, 3511 Koerner, Ronald Francise, 248, 265, A57 Koertge, Ronald Boyd. 390 Koester, Marlene K., 352 Koets, Ryland Wayne, 228. 453 Kogan, Carla Kay, 182, 185, l86, 237, 256, 3 23 Kogan, Dennis Vance, 414 Kogen, Florie, 186, 193, 237, 256, 333 Kohan, Roger, 451 Kohen, Ray Wallace, 262 Kohl Leslie Herbert, 274, 275, 286 Klaus, Robert Francis, 123, 125, 127, 137, 'IAA Klaus, Terry Ridgely, 221, 225, 411 Klaviter, Arthur Backen, 400 Klawitter, Jean, 549 Klay, Dennis Albert, 412 Klayum, Milton Arthur, 269, 499 Klecka, Janet Evelyn, 338, 499 Kleckler, Jerald Wayne, 533 Klehm, Carl Henry, 445 Kleifield, Anita Ethel, 349 Kleiman, Michael Alan, A03 Kohl, Regina Ann, 2411, 342 Kohlenberger, Lawrence B., 442, 499 Kohlenberger, Nancy Lee, 214, 332 Kohn, Michael Karlin, 370, 499 Kohner, Nancy Marie, 228, 363 Kohrs, Kenneth Karl, 372 Kokan, John Francis, 433 Kolany, Robert Michael, 265 Kolar, Richard Allan, 369 Kolberg, Edward, 548 Kolish. Ronald, 416 499 k W lfram Axel 296 449 Klein, Klein, Doris Kay, 358 Eric, 270 Klein, Frederick Cecil, 414, 499 Klein, Harry Orlando, 270, 499 Klein, Harvey Sheldon, 404, A99 Klein, Herbert Henry, Jr., 427 Klein Klein Klein Klein Klein, 1 1 Peter Allan, 163, 384 Ronald Gene, 461 Ronald Lloyd, 156, 228, 449 Ronald Theodore, 438 Velma Lynn, 349 Kleinbeck, Richard David, 221, 428 K ll , r I O aC'S O h C. 228,388 Kollaritsch, Jo n , Kollman, Ronald Adney, l47, 263, 27-li 386 Kollock, Raymnod Ronald, 310 Koloiay, Fred John, 222 Koloiay, Raymond John, 221, 439 Koloms, Felice Claire, 361 Kleinschmidt, Helen M., 271, 340 Kletst, Albert Ray, 413 Kleist, George Joseph, 440 Klemtm, Otto Joseph, 399 Klepinger, Judith K., 363, A99 Klgpttsch, Karl John, Jr., 267 Klieber, Joseph Michael, 260, 420 Kltefield, Anita, 175 Kllefr Jeanne Marilyn, 334 Kltndera, Nancy Elle, 198, 256, 3l5 Kline, Dennis Robert, 228, 412 Kline, Robert Carl, 296 Kllng, Paulette Burr, 296, 326, 499 Kolton, Vivian Leigh, 358 Kometani, George, 277, 42l Konecki, Jerome Francis, 449 Konhorsr, Larry Vernon, 38l K ' k', Dennis Edward, 449 Kgiiltlriegkdr, Carolyn Marie, 269, 271, 35 500 K th, 223, 377 Konrad, Fred erin? d 135' 2113, ASA Konrad, Horst Rein af . Kooistra, Reginald John, 424 Koontz, Roger Elliott, 211, 397 Koop, Jeanette l-lenrieg?5 36l Koopman, Lynda Lee, Koopman, Raymond F., JY-, 204, 246' 430 Kopecky, Barbara Ann, 256 Kopeqky, Kenneth Edward, 244 Korbas, Daniel Joseph' 394 Korcsog, Delores Marie, 355 l , Korcnchon, Helen Jean, 231. Q56 340 Kofhsv. Janice Lee, 226, 330 ' KOVUUUS, MGYY Ann, 452 lforshak, Lawrence, .152 l-0'l0fl0ll, Joyce Ann, 357 Korthauer,KarcnJanice,1'bl Koftlwmi:-. Gary Rodgers, 315 Kortkamp, Patricia Marie, 268 Kos, James Joseph, .153 Kosbie, Enid Claire, 333, 500 Koggild. Phoebe Amie, tab, 213, 215, Koshel, Richard Donald, 381 Koss, Russell Stanley, All KOSY, Geofgia C., 587, 579 Kost, Richard William, A56 Koster, Frank Jay, M7 Kostcfr, Paul Fredrick, 2-14, 393 Kostick, Eugene Francis, 13-I, 137 Kosvick, Carole Roen, 359' 361 Koszut, DavEd, 549 Kot, Kenneth, 548 Kotecki, Donald Kenneth, -124 Kotfila, Joan Marie, 36l, 500 Kotrba, Raymond William, 294, 45l Kott, Nancy Lca, 3l5, 500 Kott, Susan Alice, 211, 361 Kottke, Neal Erwin, 393 Kotula, Walter Peter, A43 Kouba, Norman George, 388 Koutnik, Paul George, 431, 500 Kovalik, Irvin, 383 Kowalesik, Rosemary, 204, 360 Kowalski, Carl Frank, 441 Kowalski, Gerald, 500 Kowalski, Leon Konstanty, A-19 Kowalski, Ronald Vincent, 579 Kowieski, James Charles, 389 Kowzan, Charles Albert, 419 Kozelka, David, 240 Kozii, Vera M., 343 Kozina, Gus Robert, 449 Koziol, Audrienne Monica, 326, 500 Kozub, Barbara Ann, 292 Kozy, Kenneth Robert, 244, 419 Kraft, Zona Miriam, 352 Krahl, Carol Ann, 545 Kraiewski, Robert, A27 Kraiewski, Robert Joseph, 265, -128 Krako, Morissa Bonnie, 316 Krakoski, Joseph Andrew, 109, 412 Kramer, Barbara Lois, 361 Kramer, Fred Louis, 460 Kramer, Joseph D., 547 Kramer, Kenneth Lee, 455 Kramer, Martin, 135, 398 Kramer, Paul Frederick, A20 Kramer, Peter Nathan, 443 Kramer, Phyllis, 36l Kramer, Ruth Mariorie, 359 Kramer, Sheldon Jay, 445 Kramer, William, 576 Krami, Kenneth, lO9, 375 Kraml, Kenneth Wesley, 375 Kramp, Diana Jovce. 168, 191, 261, 327 Kramp, Robert Chrales, 452 Krandell, Lowell Gilbert, 441 Krans, David Wallace, 579 Krashen, Gloria Rose, 277, 249, 333, 500 Krashen, Stephen David, 205, 451 Krasneck, Charles F., 443. 500 Krauss, Gary Andrews, 228, 389 Kraus, Ralph Joseph, 266, 4Ol, 500 Krause, Herbert Alan, lA7 Krause, Merle Louis, Jr., 446 Krause, Norman Clyde. 279, All Krauss. Karl Richard, 389 Kray, Gerald Louis, 431, 500 Krebs, Alfred, 264 Kreiman, Lynn Miriam, 361 Kreines, Edward David, Kreiser, John Ellsworth, Kreitling, Richard Allen 138, 147, 395 A03 297 , ,lO7, l09, 137 Kreitner, Kenneth Ward, 293, 429 , 563 Kreici, Melvin Earl, 427 Krentzman. Alice Rachael, 223 Kresse, Richard Lee, 420 Kretschmer, Vernon L.. l79 Kreutzig, Kirkand H., 369 Kreutziger, Kenneth M., 165, 385 Kreuzberger, Lynn Ellen, 343 Krevitz, Louise Judith, 333 Krieg, Rupert, A46 Krigee, Margaret Mary, l36, l68, Krieger, Mitchell Ivan, 246, dld Krier, Mardelle Louise, 355, 500 Kries, James Theron, 204, 456 Krigas, Thomas Mitchell, 435 Krirnmel, Linda Anne, 357 Krimmel, Robert Gerald, 446 Krenn, Melvin, 372 Krinsley, Elaine Rose, 349 Krishnamurty, G. G., 287 Krishnamurty, Jagart, 287 Krishnarnurty, Lakshmi, 2.87 Kfighnamorty, Paabhavati, 237 Krishnarnurty, Rama, 287 Kritzman, Joseph A-f 545 - Kriviskey, Bruce Milton, 382 Kroencke, Shirley Jean, 35B Kyoenungl William J., 457 Krofl, Larry Wallace, 423 Kroft, Arthur Ellis, 403, 500 Krolak, Roger Vincent, A24 334 litoliclyid.-.4rd,1'23 '1V0ll.S'rUllr:tt Corduifx, 41. ll10ll,'.'.',1-yrlg-,LMI tlrorwatu-iq, Jurmitifiii, -ttf, PQrogJia,Ei.,iriqLQ.,,31,f tlropp, Harry, 4111 'irovrnm .lo-,cv f.'.ir-e. Ml Kroner, Mighqcl, -I-D7 lltubl, Judith Joan, 284, 233, JI -' Plroclcr, lh0r1t.nFr.1rxci1, 23-2 liruegur, Dian llqllilrn-ri, 33-lr liruuger, '-'1'tilinrnif.tc, -353 Krurwqcl. Leo Kr-nnith, .tflci tin-9. Qoimld Scott, 39-O riruqvl, 0.1-.-idP.',.ittlw'.-., 545 Krumdicl-., Or-.illq L ,423 Vlrornzn.-K, M.3rth.1 Jo, 228 Plrumwicdv, John Franklin, 259,215 KY'-1lJr1tCl'., Morton Strv.-rm, 262, -130, 5520 Kruse, B.1rb.xr.i Jenn, YB-S, 36? Kruiu, Vhllmrn furjrrrtc, 783, 'IDU Kroxc, John Janis, 457 Kryx-.'0l.ulski, Richard Cv , 547 Krzyzck, Ili-nm-tli Eugene, 453 Kubaclu, Dr lr'r', Ho'.'.-ard, S72 Kubby, Jarnua Richard, 407 Kubil1,WiIli.xmJohn, -S39 Kubota, Ryo, S45 Kuccrn, Onlu, 379 Kocher, Jacqueline, 587 Kucril, Hugh Frederick, -V25 Kuchn, Lynn Louise, 336 Kucppurs, Dieter G., -L5-1 Kuhlman, Gcorqc Carl, Jr., 251 Kuh'rnnnn, Karl Henry, A49 Kuhn, David Lowell, loft, 225, 367 Kukla, Robe.-rt Willi.xm, -536 Kolbin, Vello, 369 Kulin, Harvey Pich.xrr:l, -tbl kullcn, Arlene Joyce, 320 Kumai, lrcne, 601 Kurnlcr, Barbara June, 356 Kuncl, Karen Lrmorc, 362 Kund-2, Charles Edward, 389 Kundc-, Josephine Linda, 228, 3lB Kunihiro, Toshiro, 266 Kunkel, James Anthonv. 759, 78l Kontzi, David, 220 Kunzmnnn, Robert Vincent, 3lO, -153 Kuoopala, Ania Alma, 365, 500 Kuplc-rbi:-rg, Joel Stuart, -122 Kupfcrbcrg, Paul llic, -222 Kurinsky, John Robert, A-17 Korth, Christine Marie, 3l9 Kurtz, James Allun, 373 KUVUC7, Donald Mich.1el,453 Kurz, June Anna, 297 Kurz, Richard Auduzt. 272 Kurz, Richard Karl, dl l. -V52 Kush, Donald Clarence. 227. -557 Kushino, Jeanne, 277, 365 Kustcr, Paul Stcvcn, 390 Kut, LconardJosupl'1, A3-1, 500 Kutsunni, Roy Tnkanlm, 277 Kowamoto, Clifford, 563, 56l Koykcndall, Gary Lire. 4-57 Kuykcndall, Ronald Loc, -109 Kuyrlccndall, Merle L. V,, 169. l93. 340 Kuzcia, Lawrence Joseph, 185, 255, 367 Kuzmarskis, Louis V,, A-VJ Kuzminslci, Robert Bruce, 227 Kvamc, Mirtin Clnudu, 373 Kwcder, Rae Lynn. 336 Kyalla, Mary Kathryn, 252, 362 L ittnlvilzi l hi .XlI'l'-l-lf 39 lllltllllll ll l.. L: -. i xi-, C1 5 - I,:iw, i'.,11.-:.- ..i', fit, Xl. :ul l,i-i-tnztti l,iirl! . I1.,tl- ' r,iii.1r1il.xi-ixiiiiiis--i--ii-----J 1-ll-'ri till, l2,H!.X31 l.ili:':it'y Svllttttl- 'J , l.inr'nIn .Ltr-iinv llv'Nlll ll 4'i 5 l'lll 217.7 , l.itii-.ilu .Xvi-iittv lliwtili-tu'--. Fttlllll ,.i.tv l,.,iikinit Nlzitiirr, l.,.t lniiirlgtr-li Liiwr-r. 13? 1,,,,,,1:r.-il 'lkiwi-rs. Lil V I lmh, I- H, Qtiiili-ut I-'riutirlzilii-ii. L.qBarre, Margaret W., 203, 2ll. 237, 256, 327, 572 Labinslna, Ronald JOSC't'Jl . 373 Lachgrlf-lobcrlRit1El'lr'Jfl,39b.50O Lagkgy, George Curtis. 252, -13l. 599 Laglrgy, Gerald David, -125 Lackey, Larry Keith, .142 Laclfr-er, Lois. 252 Lacost, John Kenneth,-1-50 Lacquc-ment, Alice Ann, 220 Lacquemc-nt, Richard A., 372 Lacy, Donald Lester, 220, 37-1, 500 Ladd, Robert John, -147 Laible, Alicia Louise, 249. 277. 347 Laing, Alan, 242 Laird, Judith Gaye, J75- 299: 365 Land, Prigqilla Ann, 299, 36: Laird, William Norman. 363 Lakatos, John Peter, 292, 500 Lakgr Judith Dianne, 362 Lakin, Roberta Leslie. 361 to Lamb, David Porter, 301, 444 Lamb, Donald Walter, 459 Lambdin, Philip Eugene, 383 Lamberg, Helene Lois, 324 Lambert, Carl Albert, 412, 424 Lambert, Diana Evelyn, 299, 343 Lambert, Lambert, Lambert, Lambert, Harold Evans, 500 Harvey, 407 Jenna Velnette, 344, 345, 500 Linda Mae, 324 Larson, Vivian, 68 Larson, Wayne Gilbert, 272, 376, 501 Larson, William Brown, 261, 389 Larsson, Bertil F., 445 Lasarow, Rita Lee, 343 Lash Kay Linda, 167, 186, 337 Lash, Terryl Ardean, 261, 351, 501 Lash, Walter, 549 Lashbrook, James Albert, 193, 397 Lasin, Arthur, 457 Lambrecht, Lynda Lee, 329 Lamendola, Mario Roy, 265, 500 Lamos, Allan Joseph, 445 Lampert, Paul Eugene, 382 Lampertius, Robert C., 373 Lamps, Ardith Louise, 146, 168, 314 Lance, Ruth Eileen, 331 Lance, William Reece, 236 Lancour, A. H., 196 Land, Louis, 461 Landeck, Albert William, 166, 380 Lander, Joan, 351 Landers, Glenda Marie, 277, 351, 500 Landi, Patrick John, 451 Landis, Gary Dean, 391 Landis, Dr. Paul, 182 Landis, Philip James, 449 Landt, Louis L., 115, 416 Laske, Joseph Dexter, 298, 406 Laske, Louis Lawrence, 421, 501 Lasser, Thomas Bennett, 450 Lassiter, John, Jr., 387 Lasterie, Grace Maria, 365 Lasterie, Martha Sophie, 358 Latham, Ross, Jr., 294 Lathrop, Gaylon Kent, 399 Latta, Jerry Leon, 182, 260, 417 Lattimore, John Albert, 137, 449 Laude, James Lee, 452 Lauer, William Robert, 273, 279, 501 Laufer, David Peter, 163, 419 Laufer, James Anthony, 419 Laughhunn, Danny Joseph, 384 Laughlin, Thomas Kevin, 501 Launer, Donald Wayne, 444, 501 Launer, James Richard, 444 Leitnir,JldElltZ:9lr95f2jE1 0 n ar es, LSrri1SniJohn w1111am,221,223, 461 Leman, Maurice Duane, 263, 274, 386 Lemersal, Donald Bernard, 270 Lemke, Grace Margaret, 145, 155, 180, 158, 354, 501 Lemke, Kenneth Norbert, 447 Lemme, Jane Ellen, 198, 234, 237, 353 Lemme, Karen Ann, 353, 501 Lemna, Judith Kay, 364 Lemon, Gene, 165 Lemon, Leslie Gene, 221, 371 Lendrum, Peter Alexander, 285, 373 Lenhoff, Charlotte, 220 Lenkaitis, Daniel C., 251, 269, 502 Lennon, John Patrick, 189, 378 Lennoiv, Thomas, 373 Leno, George Ronald, 435 Lenz, Judith Kay, 323 Lenz, Robert Howard, 221, 409 Lenz, Robert James, 188, 203, 255, 502 Lenz, Walter, 427 Lenza, Gerald, 549 Lenzi, Ernest Vance, 221 Leonard, Carol Jean, 146, 210, 332 Lane, Charles Sherwin, 579 Lane, Darrell William, Jr., 275, 402 Lane, Gloria, 205 Lane, John Edward, 423 Lane, John Robert, 441 Lane, Richard Franklin, 453 Lane, Riley Jackson, Jr., 267, 383 Laner, Gloria Ann, 359 Lang, Arthur Melvin, 372 Lang, Carol Jean, 244, 315, 500 Lang, Carol Max, 450 Lang, Dan, 180 Lauridsen, Kurt Victor, 393, 501 Lauterbach, Gerald A., 279, 457 Lauterborn, Mary Joy, 230, 331 Lavania, G. S., 287 Lavelle, James Craig, 409 Lavely, Jerome Patrick, 389 Lavery, Larry Braden, 109 Lavick, Christopher J., 408 Lawder, James Arthur, Jr., 501 Lawler, Elizabeth Ann, 237, 344 Lawler, Robert West, 433 Lawless, Linda Jane, 319, 501 Leonar 502 d,CharIes Wesley, 156, 157, Leonard, Harry W., Ill, 375 Leonard, Irving J., 360, 563 Leonard, Joanne Aldene, 334 Leonard, Judith Anne, 175, 344 Leonard, Marry Ann, 167, 169, 317, 502 Leonard, Ralph William, 446 Leonar Leonar Leong, d, Theresa R., 325 do, Gary Joseph, 270 David, 443 Lang, Harriet Elaine, 335 Lang, Henry William, 163, 248, 385, 500 Lang, Judith June, 357 Lang, Judith Louise, 359 Lang, Norris Glen, 460 Lang, Stephen Norman, 422 Langdoc, Malcolm M., 423 Lange, David Lee, 254, 413 Lange, Irene Lydia, 344 Langeniield, Gloria Jean, 361 Langer, Paul Anthony, 461 Langford, Bill Kaye, 246 Langford, Dean Ted, 409 Langhaar, Sally Louise, 252 Langham, Nancy Edith, 211, 334 Langhauser, Leon Henry, 272 Langhoff, Howard Fred, 440, 501 Langhorst, Terrence F., 384 Langkammerer, Gerald W., 147, 188, 261, 298, 417 Langlet, Theodore Joseph, 459 Langley, Barbara Lucile, 169, 327, 501 Lawrence, Donna Mae, 360 Lawrence, Dorothy E., 323, 339 Lawrence, Henry Dwight, 374 Lawrence, Melville Lewis, 396 Lawrence, Norman Richard, 423 Lawrence, William Ulrich, 246, 400 Lawson, David Eber, 265, 417 Lawson, Gary Lee, 275 Lawson, Robert Eugene, 227 Lawton, Edward Albert, Jr., 272, 448 Lax, William Paul, 262, 281, 442 Lay, Patricia Ann, 321, 501 Lay, Richard Jene, 439, 501 Layman, Linda Louise, 211, 322 Layng, Sharon Leree, 332 Lazar, Ellen Lee, 324 Lazar, Richard Sander, 257, 422 Lazerson, Robert Michael, 392 Leabhard, Gayle Ann, 319 Leach, Eugene Fremont, 268 Leach, James, 259, 265 Leach, Lydia Kay, 338 Leach, Patricia Ann, 220 Lerner, Arthur Marshall, 270 Lerner, Elinor, 358 Lerner, lra Michael, 171, 457 Lerner, Paul Marvin, 502 Lerner Seymour, 249 Lershem, John, 292 Lesak, John Samuel, 244 Lesar, James Hiram, 429 Leshyn, Joseph George, 456 Leslie, Robert Nance, 409 Lesmes, Hernando, 266, 270, 438, 502 Lesniak, Lawrence Walter, 378 Less, Barbara Ruth, 358 Lessen, Larry Lee, 255, 378 Lesser, Rae Eva, 237, 360 Letwin, Carol Phyllis, 348 Leung, Charles Cheuk Fun, 288, 292, 433 Leung, Wing Chiu, 440 Levan, John Michael, 211, 369 Leven Norman Howard, 403 Leverenz, Clarence C., 179 Leverich, Charles Edwin, 273, 502 Langle y, Janet Elizabeth, 159, 327 Langston, Susan, 167, 193, 323 Lanham, Bruce Albert, 396 Lanier, Catherine Dean, 329 Lanier, Dr. Lyle H., 83 Lanier, Nancy Ann, 354 Lannon, John Joseph, 412 Lannon, William Edward, 412 Lanscn, Joiene Marie, 284, 363, 501 Lansford, Richard Nelson, 416 Lansford, Robert Maurice, 133 Lant, Graham Clifford, 458 Lant, Lucile lone, 501 Lanter, Mary Margaret, 358 Lantz, Conrad Wallace, 163, 164, 165, 367 Lantz, David Edward, 225 Lantz, Dennis Earle, 207 Lantz, Janet Brady, 282, 357 Lantz, Nancy Sue, 353 Lanyon, Richard Fred, 294 Lanzerotti, Louis John, 264 Lanzot Lapin, Lapin, ti, Robert Eugene, 109, 412 Emily Melinda, 316 Michael Lee, 404, 424 Lapington, Barbara Jean, 288, 365 Lapinskas, Anita Elaine, 320 Lapp, Douglas Martin, 197, 298, 372 Lappin, Terry Allen, 391 Larkin, Jo Carol, 365 Larkin, Michael Edward, 451 Larner, Ronald Phillip, 220, 440 Larrabee, William E., 270 Larsen Larsen Larsen Larsen Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson 636 , Allan Warren, 436 , Larry Donald, 299 , Richard Jon, 459 , Robert, 561, 563 , Allen Joseph, 423 , Andre Jean, 320 , Arthur Eugene, 400, 501 , Brian Foix, 285 , Byron Gustav, 384 , Dale Fredrick, 235, 460, 501 , Donald Alfred, 393 , Evert F., Jr., 401 , James Clarence, 379 , John Victor, 246, 265, 269 , Kenneth Paul, 411 , Larry Ervin, 460 , Lars Lester, 239 , Ralph George, 395 , Richard Charles, 223 , Ronald Edwin, 227, 380 Leaf, Carol Rosalie, 349, 501 Leaming, Thomas Wayman, 249 Learnard, Ralph King, 389 Leavitt, Lawrence R., 435, 501 Lebeater, Mary, 587 Lebermann, Kenneth Wayne, 400, 50 Leblang, Dennis William, 396 Leboe, Sandra Rae, 237 Lebovitz, Gerald Alan, 458 Lebowitz, Joyce Eve, 319 L'Ecaroh, Pepe, 387 Leck, Walter C., 93 Leddy, Thomas Daniel, 369 Ledebuhr, Kurt Leroy, 445 Lederer, Paul Raymond, 422 Lee, Charles Danny, 387, 447 Lee, Cynthia, 237 Lee, David Yiu Kwong, 443 Lee, Dora, 242, 351 Lee, Edward Leroy, 279, 288, 501 Lee, James Louis, 394 Lee, Juel, 234, 281, 288, 501 Lee, Michael David, 445 Lee, Nelly Edith, 244 Lee, Paul Dean, 451 Lee, Richard George, 251, 259, 281, 501 Lee, Robert Ellsworth, Jr., 451 Lee, Robert J., 579 Lee, Roger Wesley, 193 Lee, Susan Dorris, 329 Lee, Vivien Patricia, 365 Leef, Gerald S., 579 Leeper, Sam Lee, 377 Lefters, Wilbur Louis, 442 Lefkowitz, Judith Ellen, 333 Legendre, John Peter, 188, 384 Lehman, Sally Jane, 345 Lehman, Sandra Jean, 175 Lehmann, Carla Gay, 344 Lehmann, John Henry, 280, 281, 501 Lehmann, John Richard, 271 Lehmer, Robert Charles, 393 Lehn, Lloyd Louis, 244, 451 Lehnhol'T, Charlotte Lois, 343 Lehrman, Bruce Jan, 407 Leiby, Patricia Ruth, 501 Leidenheimer, John L., Jr., 244 Leigh, Gregory Myers, 368 Leiken, Larry Merwyn, 216, 248, 422 Leimbach, Anna Rachel, 322 Leinbach, Daniel Pierce, 304, 459 Leisten, Gerald, 441 Levey, Levin, Levin, Levin, Levin, Levine Levine Levine Levine Levine Levine Levine Rita, 210, 231,328 Donald Alvin, 424 Edward Neil, 403 Helen Frances, 237, 348 Raymond Lee, 254, 415 , Aaron Bart, 415 , Allan, 451 , Eunice Caryl, 333 ,Joseph Shoal, 415 , Marvin, 404 , Morris Bennett, 228, 297, 370 Phyllis Carole, 358 Levine, Richard Barry, 398 Levinson, Enid Natalie, 284, 297, 348 Levinson, Irwin, 549 Levy, David William, 171, 156, 454, 502 Levy, Eric, 404, 502 Levy, Gerald, 449 Levy, Harold David, 158, 404 Levy, Jack Edward, 415 Levy, James Allen, 370 Levy, James S., 392 Levy, Lawrence Sherwin, 262 Lewis, Lewis, Allen Isaac, 253, 259, 445, 502 Charles Dean, 246, 301 Lewis, Charles Oval, 289 Lewis, Dorothy Winston, 329 Lewis, Edward Steven, 215, 297, 407 Lewis, Elmer Eugene, 246 Lewis, Lewis, James Thomas, 417 Judith Ann, 351 Lewis, Larry Frank, 225, 263, 274, 307, 381 lewis, Mary Jane, 184, 354, 502 Lewis, Melvin, 109, 449 Lewis, Lewis, Phillip, 285 Reid Henri, 221 Lewis, Robert Ellott, 450 Lewis, Robert O., 281, 502 Lewis, Shirley Louise, 284, 361 Lewis, Stewart Hyman, 423 Lewis, Susan Lynn, 322 Lewis, William Lee, 261, 309, 416 Lewy, Gerald David, 264 Lezak, Merle Joy, 333 Liable, Alicia, 206 Liang, Charles Shih Tung, 293 Libman, Terry Janis, 357 Lichtenstein, Frank, 502 Lichtenstein, Rochelle M., 361 Lichtenwalter, Keith A., 417 Lichter, Burton Irwin, 545 Lieber, Roslyn, 175, 204, 357 Lieber, William Morris, 450 Lieberman, Daniel Jay, 407 Lieberman, David, 283 Lieberman, Jack Lawrence, 444 Lieberman, Lawrence H., 404 Liem, Karel Frederik, 435 Lierman, Antoinette, 322 Lieske, Edward Allen, 381 Lifshin, Jacob David, 407 Light, Dorothy Aronson, 282 Light, Linda Wendy, 358 Likins, Gary Scott, 383 Lilieros, Britta E., 175 Lill, Victor Anthony, 452 Lilley, Carol Ann, 364 Lilly, Lawrence Gregory, 449 Lilly, Marilyn Lubbers, 502 Lilly, Roy Sherman, 443 Limber, John Edward, 417 Lincicome, Frederick Lee, 380 Lincoln, Lawrence John, 165, 280, 368 Lincoln, Phillip John, 391 Lind, John Lawrence, 442 Lindberg, John Edward, 268, 502 Lindberg, Karl William, 171, 445 Lindberg, Leslie Eugene, 579 Lindberg, Wesley Edward, 270 Linde, Thomas Frank, 447 Lindeen, Lance, 236 Lindeman, Richard Earl, 260 Lindemann, Ann, 252, 290, 315 Lindemann, Ralph Elmer, 393 Lindemann, Rita Ellen, 221, 357 Linden, Albert Henry, 245, 272, 502 Linden, John Martin, 425 Lindenberg, William, 561, 563 Linder, Deirdre, 231, 330 Lindgren, Kenneth Frank, 454 Lindgren, Robert Loyal, 220 Lindh, Barbara Anne, 282 Lindholm, Donald William, 251, 293, 429, 502 Lindley, Charles Brewer, 270 Lindley, Mary Patricia, 228, 344 Lindner, Janet Arlene, 146, 284, 319 Lindow, Gary Lee, 389 Lindquist, Arwin Bruce, 295 Lindquist, Janet May, 359 Lindquist, Nancy, 361 Lindquist, Virginia H., 295 Lindsay, Driver, 285 Lindsay, Sheila Irene, 252 Lindsey, William Joseph, 462 Lindshield, Donald Paul, 502 Lindstrand, Donna Esther, 298, 317 Lindstrom, Paul David, 221, 225, 231, 430 Lingle, Linda Lee, 185, 315 Link, David Wayne, 397 Link, Patricia Ann, 361, 502 Link, Ronald Charles, 246 Linkemer, Richards S., 403 Linkow, Judith Ann, 348 Linn, Nancy Lee, 330 Linse, Vonne Duane, 283, 461 Lintakas, Julius, 267 Lipe, Lawrence Alfred, 389 Lipe, Lyle Eurice, 270, 448, 502 Lipinski, Diane Marie, 364 Lipka, Aldrich Edward, 260, 241, 502 Lipman, Arthur Gerald, 502 Lipman, Burton Charles, 392 Lipman, Herbert Gene, 450 Lipofsky, Marvin Bently, 264, 422 Lippa, Barry Neil, 246, 404 Lippert, Claudia L., 352 Lipschultz, Robert Alan, 448 Lipsich, Michael Paul, 407 Lipson, David Earl, 163, 245, 248, 403 Lipson, Leon Warren, 403 Lipson, Marshall Allan, 205, 457, 507 Liptak, Gregory James, 165, 231, 394 Lirberman, Jack Lawrence, 502 Lisick, Ronald Paul, 311, 409, 502 Lisnek, Elliott, 257, 398 Liss, Edmund John, 427 Liss, Leonard Robert, 376 Lissner, Michael Warren,392 Lissuzzo, Russell C., 445 Listick, Jordan, 370 Listick, Michael, 370 Liston, Thomas Sherwood, 288, 462 Litherland, Dorothy, 238 Little, George Michael, 393 Little, Janet Ellen, 175, 273, 360 Little, Judith Ann, 336 Little, Sidney Phelps, 391 Littleford, Eric, 446 Littmann, William Marvin, 502 Litvan, Robert David, 285 Litwiller, Marlene Joyce, 228, 260, 336, 502 Litz, Roger Anthony, 244, 533 Litzenberg, John Dale, 454 Liu, Chung Yeh, 503 Livaeiiay, Shirley Leffel, 271, 281, 288, Livingston, Ann Florence, 365 Livingston, Barry M., 444 Livingston, David F., Jr., 397, 503 Livingston, Nicholas R., 265 Lloyd, Elizabeth Brown, 269, 331, 503 Lloyd, Evan Russell, 265, 461 Lloyd, Joan Marie, 277, 347 Loar, David Randolph, 391 11 tt ell Jay, 407 aao '65, 280, aes , 502 445 561, 563 330 Frank, 454 ff Loyal, 220 Anne, 232 wld William, 251, 293 S Brewer, 270 lfflflcia, 228, 344 r ene, 146, 28 Zee, 389 4, 319 ln Bruce, 295 f May. 359 QY, 361 lnia H., 295 , 285 lrene, 252 m Joseph, 462 mald Paul, 502 ma Esther, 298, 317 l David, 221, 225, 231, ee, 185, 315 yne, 397 nn, 361, 502 warles, 246 ards S., 403 Ann, 348 e, 330 uane, 283, 461 , 267 Alfred, 389 e, 270, 448, 502 Marie, 364 Edward, 260, 241, 502 Gerald, 502 Charles, 392 T Gene, 450 n Bently, 264, 422 lil, 246, 404 a L., 352 eff Alan, 448 l Paul, 407 arl, 163, 245, 248, 403 arren, 403 l Allan, 205, 457, 507 James, 165, 231, 394 Lawrence, 502 aul, 311, 409, 502 257, 398 vhn, 427 wbert, 376 Warren,392 I C., 445 370 , 370 Sherwood, 233, 462 lfhy, 238 lichael, 393 ln, 175, 273, 360 ln, 336 melps, 391 446 ' 332212502 lavn , me JoyC9, 2281 260' lony, 244, 533 1 Dale, 454 503 Leffel, 271, 281' 288' Florenijj, 365 M., Q F., JMZQZ7, 503 l R-, c83dwn, 269, 331' 503 sell, 265, 461 le, 277, 347 :loIP1'l, 391 ur heartiest congratulations to the Illio Staff .... a job ' well done h QUALITY and SERVICE you the Customer have the right 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LJDWIPW'-'I' SINCE 1874 ILLINOIS DANVILLE 2 Loaf, Barbara Jean, 595 Loberg, Ralph Barry, 370 Loblaw, James Calvan, 260, 261, 264, 448 Locander, Conrad Earl, 254 Locashio, Philip Michael, 242, 265, 456 Locke, John Gordon, 281, 436 Lockhart, Robert Gregory, 267 Lockner, John Henry, 426 Lockwood, Stuart Minor, 395, 408 Lodnto, Josephine Victor, 188, 256, 323 Loeb, Phillip Marvin, 204, 246, 460 Loeb, Sandra Jean, 339 Loebbaka, Charles R., 204, 254,503 Loebl, Dorothy Joanne, 316 Loeffl, Michael William, 269, 503 Loerger, Ronald, 245 Loew, Clemens Alexander, 449 Lotgren, Clark Leroy, 373, 503 Loftus, James Vincent, 425 Logan Logan Logan Logan ,James Arthur, 374 , John William, 381 , Raymond, Edger, 374 , Roy Shaw, 165, 397 Lundahl, Joan Louise, 340 Lundberg, Wayne Leonard, 293, 429 Lundberg, Leo, 561, 563 Lunde, Richard Lohmann, 244 Lundry, Jerry Lee, 254, 433 Lundsten, John Merton, 220, 225, 369 Lupi, Frank, 419 Lurie, Georgia May, 252, 282, 290, 362 Luscietto, Louis, 456 Luse, John Edward, 453 Lussenhop, Kenneth A., 423 Lussie, William Gordon, 441 Lustfield, Susan Camilla, 317 Lustgarten, Marshall D., 441 Lustig, Hans Albert, 254, 299 Luther, LawrenceA. ,394 Lutrin, Carl Edward, 452 Luttrell, Kenneth Duane, 461 Lutz, Joanne Loy, 332 Lutz, Joyce Lynn, 167, 169, 332, 503 Lutz, Mary Elizabeth, 223, 226, 227, 260, 350, 503 Lutz, Richard Harold, 400 Lutzhoft, Judith Anne, 358 Lohbauer, Jeanette Lee, 332 Lohman, David George, 451 Lohmeier, Darrell George, 166, 198, 267, 380 Lohmuller, Howard, 396 Loman, Patricia, 336 Lome, Leon Gerson, 398 Londak, Bernadette G., 175 Lyman, Judith Ann, 193, 237, 338 Lynch, Alan James, 382 Lynch, Asta, 587 Lynch, David Hinds, 457 Lynch, Jack Michael, 389 Lynch, Judy Karen, 357 Lynch, Lynch, Linda Lee, 188,337 Thomas Wimp, 270 Mason, Londrigan, Michael J., 239 Londrigan Michael J., 393 Long, Donald Gregory, 164, 412, 503 Long, Leslie Rankin, 397, 503 Long, Mary Alice, 334,503 Long, Mrs., 349 Long, Patricia Ann, 237, 277, 361 Long, Long, Patricia Louise, 334, 503 Robert Stevens, 243 Longacre, William A., Ill, 220, 503 Longanecker, Larry Lee, 454 Longe necker, Herbert E., 536 Longwell, Thomas F., 453 Loofbourrow, Joyce Karel, 227, 355 Look, Dean, 410 Loomis, Diane, 357 Looper, Robert, 270 Lopatka, Alan Bruce, 198, 221,397 Lopata, Howard lrwing, 579 Loquist, Leland Charles, 457 Lorber, Carolyn Fern, 228, 360 Lord, Nancy Jane, 361 Lord, William Jackson, Jr., 273 Lorenz, Albert Roy, 147, 166, 248, 380 503 Lorenz, Frank Kenneth, 450, 503 Lorenz, 'lhomas Joseph, 239, 257, 419 Lorimer, David Bramley, 388 Loring, Myrna Lee, 358 Lory, Dennis Herbert, 220, 257, 382 Loschky, George Henry, 368 Lotter, Richard John, 283 Louie, Leonard Michael, 503 Louis, Frank Robert, 503 Louthan, Barbara Diane, 358 Love, Diane Mae, 338 Love, Kenneth Del, 406, 424 Love, Ralph Robert, 293, 445 Lovekamp, Richard Carls, 301, 503 Lovellette, Lindell Jay, 109, 396 Lovellette, Lonial Ray, 304, 438 Lovinger, Ronald Jason, 398 Lowary, L. Thomas, 435 Lowe, Maureen Ann, 296, 357 Lowenstein, Dorothy, 326 Lowenstein, Michael Roy, 450 Lowenthal, Michael Levy, 398, 503 Lower, Robert Francis, 420 Lowery, Joanne Patricia, 364 Lowry, William Louis, Jr., 63, 257,401 Loy, Artha Sue, 237, 345 Loyet, David Arthur, 377 Luber, Donald William, 579 Lucas, David Paul, 448 Lucas, Da-'id Wayne, 423, 453 Lucas, Stephen Barry, 130, 170, 171, 441, 457 Lucchesi, Don James, 442 Lucco, Marina Louise, 214, 334 Luck, Morris David, 275, 459 Lucksingcr, Ken, 417 Luczak, Carol Ann, 321 Ludka, Karen, 459 Ludtke, Edwin Joseph, 459 Lynn, Robert Ray, 267, 460 Lyon, Robert Bailey, 503 Lyons, Alice, 335 Lyons, Kevin Joseph, 222, 400 Lyp, Mitchell, 549 Lytle, James, 248, 271, 417 Lytle, James Crayton, 213, 248 Lytton, Dale Franklin, 246, 436, 503 M 3l21IlSltt1l,'l'l1l'. 12111 Xl:11'r'1iitip:l11ini.11tT.2lN Xiatrklzmil Iluiisi-.4141 Musk :mil I5I111lbll'.:S2.1.lS:i 3131-xvilll-1331.1-l-l Slvliinli-y L'll11I'l'l1 i'1mit'.Z!5lN 3It'lfl11l0yFti111ltlI1ll011 Studi-lit Uiiititr-il. LIEIN Xlvliiuli-y Il:1ll.I151 3l lXl1lll'X3lt'1ll1I1'12ll l'1'i-sliyli-i'1:1ll i'll1ll't'll. 217 3ll'tll'2l l.iir1g:i'. 4410 Ali-ilir-:ll llll1'1'l'1'2llL'l'l1llXl'01111t'll. 713411 Ali-tlivzil .1uninrs. JS!! Xlt-ili4':t1Sulnltiiltlrilvs. 5X4 Mi-r1ii':l1Stlli1i-litl'uunr'i1.5Nti Mvilii-imr. C0111-ire 1:11574 31011-5ll1tll'1N'lltl1'l1l Assm-intinn, 1721. 1711 Mr-11'sRi-siili-Iwi-I1:l11,1-ll 51ili1:iI'yIl:ill.3ll Slinnwsi l.m1i:r-. -12311 Klint-rail lll4l11Sl1'li'S SU1'l1'lj'. 2551 XInt't:lrIlu:irr1.145 XIii1ll I'S' lltly. 5-l Alu l'1ii 1'Ipsilnll.24Zl Maede, Richard Gustav, 296, 439 Maenpaa, John Howard, 439 Matt, Miss, 335 Magdziasz, Donald M., 147, 278 Magee, Nell, 295 Magelli, Paul, 182, 273, 504 Magenheimer, Meredith M., 232, 336 Magida, Mike David, 221, 445 Magin, Ralph Walter, 245, 382, 504 Magit, Paul Barry, 456 Magliochetti, June Marie, 319 Magnus, David, 221' 243 Magnuson, William L. 246, 293 Magnussen, Ronald Carl, 385 Maguire, Michael Eugene, 245, 243 Maher, Carol Ann M., 546 Maher, John Thomas, 453 Maher, Russell Edward, 504 Mahler, Anne Elizabeth, 315 Mailand, Janice Vada, 296, 365 Maiman, Thomas Joseph, 372 Mairous, Prof. Bruce, 277 Mair, Walter Joseph, 443 Maish, Mina, 146, 284, 345 Maierchin, Kenneth Louis, 372, 504 Maieske, Frank Jerome, 443, 504 Maior, Gary Lynn, 442 Maiure, Donald Maurice, 454 Malay, John Paul, 389 Malcolm, Barbara Jane, 228, 354 Malcon, Bonnie, 297 Malecki, Edward S., Jr., 425 Malerich, Edward Paul, 405 Malisch, Ward Royce, 446 Malkin, Arleen Susan, 211, 333 Malkin, Judd David, 401, 504 Mallinson, Roy, 397 Mallon, John Michael, Jr., 406 Malmberg, Diane E., 298, 332 Malmed, Lee A., 579 Malmquist, Glen Aaron, 420 Malone, Francis Hebei, 234 Malone, Norman Duane, 456 Malone, Warren Lee, 378, 504 Maloney, David, 400 Maloney, Leta Dunn, 240 Malstrom, Gordon Edward, 416 Maltas, James Capron, 383 Maltas, Tom Beniamin, 225, 383, 504 Malven, Paul Vernon, 222, 238, 371 Manaster, Ruth Jean, 262, 504 Mancilla, Edward, 549 Mandel, Roger Bernard, 257, 415 Mandell, Allan Gilbert, 370 Mandell, Harold Phillip, 453 Mandeville, Prof. Merton, 250, 288 Mandl, Eva Ann, 348 Manion, Jerry Robert, 147, 377 Manion, Quentin Moses, 453 Mankowski, Judith Ann. 323 Manley, Jack Ronald, 298, 406 Manley, Jeremiah Donald, 165, 384 Manley, Suzanne Hooper, 286 Marlow, Terry Wayne, 435 Marlowe, Byron Henry, 221, 386, 504 Marlowe, Elizabeth Ann, 340 Marn, Tpril Eleanor, 381 Mai-gusek, Frank George, 451 Marrone, Carl Patrick Jr., 402, 504 Mars, Ronald Joseph, 504 Marsh, Earl Leon, 457 Marshall, Carol Sue, 339 Marshall, Charles Edward, 397 Marshall, David E., 441 Marshall, Georgia Ann, 330, 504 Marshall, Glenda Lee, 351 Marshall, John David, 397 Marshall, Kenneth Robert, 221, 227, 247 Marshall, William Emmett, 394 Marsho, Richard Stephen, 458 Marszalek, Donald S., 449 Martens, Richard, 586 Martensen, Robert Erwin, 396, 504 Marthaler, Kent Alfred, 412 Martikan, Fred Owen, 254 Martin, Alvin, 407 Martin, Arlan Gene, 269, 289 Martin, Bradley Kent, 228, 447 Martin, Bruce Carver, 411 Martin, Charles Patrick, 248 Martin, David Caldwell, 395 Martin, Fredric Thurl, 393 Martin, Rev. James Benedict, 300, 431 Martin, John Bradley, 369 Martin, John Robert, 390 Martin, Lyle Samuel, 263, 268, 462 Martin, Nancy Kay, 314 Martin, Neal James, 396 Martin, Richard Frank, 251, 431, 504 Martin, Robert George, 268, 275, 371, 505 Martin, Robert Wilder, 455 Martin Robert Woods 384 Martin, Russell William, 107, 109, 123, 124, 127, 137, 147, 391 Martin, Samuel Herbert, 227 Martin, Suzanne Marie, 268, 314 Martini, Robert, 546 Martino, Richard, 239, 424 Martling, Lawrence H., 428 Marton, Alfred Ferenez, 546 Mar-Yohana, Genia, 587 Marzano, Jordan, 451 Mascitti, Fred Guido, 395 Mash, Stuart Foster, 297, 444 Maskoff, Richard James, 505 Maslan, Beverly Elaine, 203, 335, 505 Maslan, John Patrick, 428 Masley, Maryann Marcella, 330 Maslin, Kirk, 409 Mason, David Aaron, 449 Mason, Edmund Warren, 297, 430, 505 Mason, James Moody, 261, 461 Mason, Peggy Elaine, 347 Mason, Ralph Edward, 288 Richard William, 137, 298, 374 Mann, James Anthony, 450 Mann, Lecie, 320 Mann, Marilyn Elizabeth, 184, 329 Mann, Mrs., 316 Mann, Natalie Kay, 324 Mann, Richard Peter, 442, 504 Mann, Stuart Howard, 292, 407 Manners, Richard Barton, 403 Manning, Claire Audrey, 340 Manning, Joseph A., 504 Mass, Ronald, 276 Massel, Earl Louis, 262, 448, 505 Massey, Paul Emerson, 447 Massie, David Ralph, 268 Masters, Eleanor Ann, 175, 249, 271, 356, 505 Masters, Jerry Richard, 269 Masterson, William E., 385 449 Matalin, Thomas Richard, 424 Matchett, Mary Dell, 327 Maas, Nancy Ann, 357 Mabie, Beverly Anne, 352 Mabie, Marshall Lewis. 239, 367, 503 Mabry ,Joe Metzger, 384 Mabus, Paul Leon, 449 MacAfee, Jerry Dale, 401 MacAf ee, Judy Lyn, 360 MacAitis. William Anton, 450 MacAr MacAr thur, Donald, 369, 503 thur, Sandra, 351 Niaclgonald, James Douglas, 204, 228, 45 MacDonald, Joseph Hugh, 281 Mace, Harold Stanley, 254 Machado, Jerome Agustin, 425 Machamer, ldabelle K., 503 Manning, Kathryn Lucille, 43,146, 210, 249, 314 Manning, Mary Ellen, 211,314 Manos, George Peter 504 Manprisio, Donald Louis. 461 Mansager, Judith Ann, 322, 504 Mansfield, Thomas W., 445 Manson, Arthur R.. 547 Manthei, Darlene Bonnie, 358 Mapes, Curt Louis, 443 Mara, Wayne Leonard, 221, 433 Maran, Ding Wa, 251 Marblestone, Richard l., 270 Marcacci, Jack Henry, 288, 434 Marchant, Joan Denham, 358 Marcotte, George Sfanley, 544 Matesi, Mather Mather Mathes Marie Ann, 546 , Mary, 277 s, Joanne, 237, 350 on, Robert Bruce, 450 Mathews, Barbara Ann. 295 Mathews, Harry Lee, 422 Mathis, G. Russell, 226 Mathis, Joseph Michael, 270 Mathis, Nancy Sue, 344, 345, 505 Mathy, Marcia Anne, 352 Matic, Milivote, 549 Matlock, David Glen, 459 Matsui, Warren Masaichi, 277 Matsumoto, George A., 505 Matsumoto, Patricia M., 364 Matsun aga, Herbert T., 277 Matta, Charles, 549 Ludwa, Charles Anthony, 451 Ludwig, Harriett J., 175, 350 Ludwig, John Robert, 396 Luehring, Carole Helen, 193, 211, 322 luehring, Richard Walter, 416 Luerhing, Robert James, 416 Luetie, Robert Edmond, 412 Luide, Hellc, 361 Lukas, Gaze E., 238 Lukas, Victor Thomas, 423 Lukas, William Gene, 453 Luke, Kenneth William, 222, 411 luker, Charles Clint, 503 Lulinski, Sylvester C., 546 Lullo, Stanley, 547 Lum, Zoanna Shin Fu, 277, 345 Lund, Carl Albert, 270 Lund, Clark Edward, 391 Lund, Herbert Winter, 248 Lund, Sherry Marlene, 282, 357 638 Machata, Andrew Robert, 405 Machia. John Richard, 269,503 Macck, Maxine Eleanor, 268, 360, 361, 5 3 Mack, Melvyn Penny, 458 Mack, Phyllis Margaret, 358 Mack, Robert Marvin, 533 MacKay, David Bard, 244, 298 Macke, Ann, 211, 322 MacKenzie, Kenneth Smith, 390 MacKinnon, Kevin Lepperd, 447 MacKowiak, Rev. Joseph, 300, 431 MacLean, Malcolm Bigney, 423 MacMorran, Kenneth C., 406 MacNeish, Thomas Bruce. 288 Macomber, David Phillips, 222, 367 Macon, Kathryn Louise, 327 MacPherson, Richard F., 458 Macy, Barger Kent, 396 Macy, Charlotte, 360 Madden, Stephen Joseph, 236 Madell, James Arthur, 461 Madix, Robert James, 127, 137, 393 Madsen, Edgar Bierre, 244, 303, 378, 504 Madsen, Wayne Arthur, 446 Madura, Albert, 549 Madzinski, George, 548 Marcus, Elaine Ethel. 504 Marcus, Marshall Robert, 221 , 407 Marcus, Norman H., 392, 504 Marcus, Ruth Carla, 328 Marcus, Sheldon Howard,315, 504 Marcus, Steve Larry. 392 Marella, Guy Joseph, 176, 427 Matthews, James Robert, 436 Matthews, Linda Ann, 340 Matthews, Richard D., 211, 374 Matthews, Robert Emmit, 281 Mattick, Eldon Arthur, 376 Matukas, Beatrice Vida, 336, 505 Matz, Bonnie Irene, 358 Maremont, Katherine V., 335 Maret, Stanley Ross, 223 Margolis. Donald William, 176, 234, 404, 433, 504 Margolis, Sidney Bruce, 414 Marich, Kenneth William, 416 Marin, Richard Frampton, 438, 504 Maflno. -lOf9e Humberto, 270 Marino. Yolanda, 270 Mark, Maureen Rochelle, 348 Mark. Robert Allen, 452 Markham, Edward Deleon, 406 Markle, Allan Irwin, 403 Marks, Byron, Armin, 267 Marks, Jack Arnold, 404. 504 Marks, Richard Haskcl, 392, 445, 504 Marks, Robert Arthur, 296, 443 Markus, Marilyn Dorothy, 224,319 Marlewski, Lawrence S., 244, 394 Marlin, Marcus Lloyd, 453 . Marlin, Sandra Jean, 286,352 Mauck, James William, 269, 299 Maulding, Deloris Louise, 226, 227, 295, 345 Maupin, Roger Alan, 137, 239, 408, 505 Maurath, Jerome Donald, 505 Maurer, Albert S., 582 Maurer, Helen Statia. 175, 297, 363 Maurz, Robert, 216, 238 Maxwe Maxwe May El ll, Gale, 549 ll, Richard Edward. 289, 505 mer Charles , , 288, 505 Mayala, Arne Henrik, 257 Mayber ry, John Penn, 463 Mayden, Albert, 549 Mayer, Alan Selig, 398 Mayer, Charles Robert, 376, 505 MaYer, Lutz Leo, 223 Mayer, Norman Edward, 224, 225, 395 Mayes, Thomas Kingston, 395 Mayhak, David Henry, 440 :fi 1 if L. iv HE final more th study. It is life in 3. co The sch y0l1Ilg mi these min lense. But reservoir 0 aPPly then There is 435 I' 1beth Affgl, 386, 50, 311 40 'I Patriilllcrgii Ailli oseph, 5047 2, 504 111, 457 : 5119, 339 es Edw d iXE',i4ff ,397 la da 162,95 3130, 504 David, 397 ueth Robert, 221 227 am Emmett ,- 'd Stephen,',,fg2A 'ald 5-, 449 gd, SE6 eff ' 11OA1f1iQZf'Q,3396, 504 W 507 90, 254 Jane, 269, 2 X Kent, 228 til, -fgver, 411' S atr' ki 2 Caldv1l2I1,3lsS5 f Thvrl, 393 imeg B Q A ,radieyfggcff 300, 431 iobert, 390 imuel, 263' 26 Kay, 3,4 8, 462 21257 396 rank, 251, 431 5 George, 263, 275, Wilder, 455 VV16QICfds, 384 ' iHm,107,199 71 1471 ' l Hiirbert, 227 le 3 ' , 26 1, 545 e 81314 fd, 239, 424 'ence H-, 428 1 Ferenez, 546 venla, 587 an, 451 Guido, 395 oster, 297, 444 V alfl , 203, 33 3atrick,i128 5' 505 ,SS Marcella, 330 garon, 449 ' Warren, 297, 430, 505 Mofadv, 261, 461 Elaine, 347 Edward, 283 5 William, 137, 298, 374 276 auis, 262, 448, 505 :me-rson, 447 Ralph, 268 1or Ann, 175, 249, 271, Richard, 269 lliam E., 385 449 as Richard, 424 y Dell, 327 Ann, 546 277 ne, 237, 350 Jert Bruce, 450 sara Ann, 295 ry Lee, 422 ssell, 226 '1 Michael, 270 'SUe, 344, 345, 505 1 Anne, 352 e, 549 d Glen, 459 n Masaichi, 277 eorge A., 505 atricia M., 364 erbert T., 277 s, 549 nes Robert, 436 tda Ann, 340 hard D., 211, 374 bert Emrnit, 281 1 Arthur, 376 rice Vida, 336, 505 Irene, 358 William, 269, 299 orls Louise, 226, 227, 1 Alan, 137, 239, 408, me Donald, 505 1s., 582 1515115 175, 297, 363 , 216, 238 9, 549 1ard Edward, 289, 505 warles, 238, 505 Henrik, 257 1n Penn, 463 :rt, 54398 1 l' , -f 150311, 376, 505 eo, 22 1r1 Edward, 22611 225' 395 15 Kingston, 395 d Henry, 440 ::M972l6ZS5iZL?-1724424-,, .- Dx.: ,M HE final echo of the old school bell signals far lnore thanjust the end of four years of diligent Study. It is a fanfare, heralding an altogether new life in a conlpetitive and demanding adult world. The school has done a big job conditioning ent And properlv. young minds for this mom . , , these minds are eagerly receptive to the chal- ' - xnental lenge. But there's nlore requ1red than .1 villinvncss to reservoir of facts and figures and a 1 g apply theni in a practical way. b't as ini- Therc is another itexn that is every 1 portant or perhaps 1n11r1- so. lt is l111- 11111111111 heart. For, it xnust still 111- 111-111111w11-11111-11 111111 il is the heart 11111111111 dir1-1'l 1111-sv 111111-r ullrilmle-s in such a way as to add to llll'I'4' lll1lll'I'11ll s111-1-1--4 the quality of sulisfz11tti1111--11 quality that 1'111111-- fronl using lill0N'lC4lQlC 111111 wisd11111 111111 slrill 11111 ' ' -'-ll' hul 111 111:1k1' :1 111-ll1-r 0I1lY to 1Illpl'0NC Ulllhl world for all who dwell in it. Rightfully. then. il's proper lo pause l11'r1' 111111 ask oneself. 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Mayhew, Roger Dool, 268 Mayor, Robert Ross, 188, 220, 417 Mayorganestler, Guillermo, 228, 270, 298, 450 Mayr, Thomas John, 384 Mazer, Marlene Marie, 343, 505 Mazmanian, Paul, 424 Mazur, Joseph, 440 Mazzier, Arthur Gene, 239 Mazzuca, Frank A., 547 Mazzuca, Robert S., 546 McAllister, James, 549 McAllister, Sarah M., 270 McAndrew, Bernard James, 431, 505 McArthur, Sandra Helen, 297 McAtee, Donald, 437 McAuliffe, Thomas C., 221 Mc8ain, Janet Kay, 322, 505 McBride, Matthew L., 427 McCabe, John Rand, 389 McCall, Edward Huftaker, 406 McCall, Mariett D., 268, 352, 505 McCandlish, Gordon H., 390 McCanless, William Craig, 374 McCann, Dennis Decourcey, 236, 548 McCarthy, Anthony James, 63, 261, 309, 393 McCarthy, Margaret Ann, 323 McCarthy, Sharron, 549 McCarty, David Lawrence, 272, 460, 505 McCaslin, Sandra Carole, 293, 355 McCauley, John Joseph, 227, 247, 505 McChesney, John David, 401 McClane, Judith Kay, 228, 293, 347 McClellan, David Vaughn, 266, 412 McClellan, Joseph Gary, 228, 462 McClelland, Dan Raymond, 244 McClintock, James Rae, 448 McClintock, Richard S., 454 McClory, John Patrick, 281, 394 McCloskey, Keith Richard, 243, 280, 397 McCloud, David Alan, 444 McClung, Lonny Kay, 225 McClure, William, 443 McClurg, William C., 259 McComb, Patricia Ann, 175, 352 McConaghie, Joseph H., Jr., 430 McConnell, Robert P., 228 McCord, John Kent, 304, 391, 505 McCord, Lenore Marie,339 McCord, Saunders, 254, 259, 282, 307, McGuire, Nola Kathleen, 358 McGuire, Richard Lee, 506 McGuire, Rose Marie, 280 McGunnigal, James V., 243, 431, 506 McHose, Elizabeth, 220, 243, 301, 356, 506 McHose, J. Kent, 144, 150, 203, 375, 506 Mcllrath, William Oliver, 461 Mclnerney, James Francis, 454 Mclntyre, Gerald Richard, 258 Mclver, McKee, Tom Lind, 384 David Chetham, 182, 184, 391 McKee, John Wilson, lll, 396 McKee, Patricia Ann, 344, 345, 506 McKee, Ronald David, 255 McKemie, Kermit Monroe, 445 McKendrick, Philip R., Jr., 434 McKenty, Stuart Bayes, 397 McKenzie, Larr Allen 426 McKenz Y 1 ie, Robert Francis, 402 McKibbin, Nancy Ann, 353 McKinla y, Richard John, 278, 439, 506 McKinley, Williett, 549 McKinney, George Graham, 194, 409 McKinney, Luther Caswell, 270 McKinney, Nancy, 298 McKinney, Patricia Ruth, 261, 364 McKirgan, Lowell Eugene, 442 McKittrick, Irvin Lewis, 506 McKnelly, Larry, 586 McKnight, John Robert, 449 McKown, Robert, 117 McKown, Sarah Rachel, 351 McLaren, Robert Wayne, 259, 506 McLaughlin, John Joseph, 425 McLaughlin, Susan Jean, 319 McLean, Judith Ellen, 175, 353 McLean, Rev. Stuart, 298 McLellan, Charles Gordon, 457 McLeod, Patricia Ann, 546 McLey, Kay Sandra, 197, 285, 321 McMackin, David Wilson, 406 McMahon, 273 McMeen, Eugene Lloyd, 374 McMichael, Paul, 216 McMicken, Carolyn Agnes, 352 Meizr, Mirka Marie, 361 Melaniphy, Francis J., 389 Melberg, Fred T., Jr., 384 Melinder, Richard George, 451 Meling, Nile Stewart, 456 Mell, Beryl David, 244, 533 Melleby, Michael Rolf, 452 Mellinger, Gerald Allen, 412, 439 Melnick, Bonita Sue, 173, 174, 358 Melnik, Seymour J., 392 Melone, Albert Anthony, 439 Melton, Douglas Craig, 383 Melton, James Ora, 173, 206, 238, 263, 271, 301, 458 Melvin, Thomas Lee, 274, 458 Melvon, John William, 397 Melvin, Ronald Duane, 460 Mendelson, Burton Frank, 403 Mendelson, Jack, 373, 506 Mendern, Joseph, 221 Meneilley, William H., 396 Menges, Audrey Jo, 211, 357 Mengler, Steven Wells, 246 Menke, Judith Arlene, 193, 338 Menz, Robert Eugene, 377 Menz, Suzanne Kay, 361 Menzietti, Serafino V., 436 Meoli, Larry, 455 Merideth, Peggy Jean, 284, 320, 506 Merriam, Aimee Claire, 361 Merriell, Joseph Albion, 272 Merten, Ralph C., Jr., 222, 420 Mertens, Cherie Lynn, 358 Mesch, Daniel Lawrence, 391 Mesenbrink, Jacklyn May, 356 Mesirow, Judith Nancy, 328 Meskimen, Carl Joseph, 506 Messersmith, William D., 507 Messineo, Leonard A., 281, 507 Messner, William, 296 Metta, Chalam, 287 Metta, Saroia Sriramulu, 287 Metta, Venkata, 287 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Donna Jean, 323 Doris Ann, 227, 327 Elizabeth Ann, 340 Evar Leonard, 424 Miller, Fred Leon, 507 Miller, Gail Fern 175, 348 Miller, George Edmund, 289, 440 Miller, George Richard, 281, 507 Miller, Gerald Wayne, 236, 248 Miller, Gerald Wayne, 458 Miller, Harold Edgar, 265 Miller, Harry Francis, Jr., 438 Miller, Jane Ellis, 358 Miller, Joanne Elaine, 146, 277, 355, 507 Miller, John, 549 Miller, Joseph, 163, 248, 250, 507 Miller, Joseph Conrad, 301, 303, 405, 463 Miller, Joy Diane, 215, 354 Miller, Miller, Judith Ann, 335 Judith Elaine, 335 Miller, Keith, 239, 260, 408 Miller, Kenneth Evans, 401 Miller, Kenneth John, 227, 431 Miller, Lawrence Charles, 260, 444 Miller, Lawrence Henry, 420 Miller, Miller, Leslie Warren, 383 Marilyn Treacy, 579, 587 Miller, Martha, 327, 358 Miller, Merle Sue, 337 Miller, Michael Howard, 403 Miller, Michael Ray, 408 Miller, Morton, 579 Miller, Norlu C., 354 Miller, Orville Ray, 253, 259, 507 Miller, Patricia Ruth, 601 Miller, Phyllis Barbara, 346 Miller, Richard John, 397 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Meyers, Barbara E., 222, 228, 361 505 McCormick, Aurelia Mary, 317 McCormick, James Dale, 423 McMillan, Ernest, 109 McMillan, Nancy, 202 McMillan, Richard Myron, 445 McMillen, James John, 412 McMillen, Nancy Darlene, 146, 351 McMullen, Larry Gene, 417, 506 McMullen, Rose Ann, 315 McMullen, William Allen, 372, 506 McMullin, Vivian Blanche, 211, 357 McCormick, Larry Weston, 220 McCormick, Norman Joseph, 251, 253, 259, 269 McCormick, Patricia Ann, 175, 357, 505 McCormic k, Richard Oran, 244, 444 McCormick, Terrence A., 228 McCornnelI, Walter Thomas, 505 McCosh, James Russell, 430 McCowan, Allen Chester, 264 McCoy, Larry Eugene, 221, 454 McCoy, Thomas Wayne, 285 McCracken, Howard Dax, 408, 505 McCreery, James Leroy, Jr., 450 McCrery, Larry Gene, 371 McCullough, Bette M., 363 McDade, Richard Lee, 104, 108, 109, 441, 456 McDaniel, Thomas Edward, 378 McDaniel, Thomas James, 445 McDavitt, Frederic Harry, 417 McDermott, William M., 288 McMunn, John Carter, 268 McMurtrie, Sara Jean, 277, 358 McNabb, Daniel John, 460 McNabb, Robert Lee, 179 McNabb, Robert Leroy, 268, 460, 506 McNamara, Ann J., 66 McNamara, Edward Thomas, 506 McNamara, Steve Allen, 453 McNary, John Edward, 432 McNeal, Wallace, 549 McNelly, Frankie Judy A., 362 McNerney, Sharon Kathryn, 320 McNett, John F., Jr., 270 McNulty, Joel Miller, 270 McComber, Frank Lewis,lIl, 394 McOney, T. C., 164 McPherson, Michael J., 156 McQueen, Janet Lynn, 327, 506 McQuilkin, Carol Mildred, 226, 298, 347 McRae, Craig Lloyd, 426 ' Metz, John Robert, 422 Metzger, Claretta L., 223, 243, 507 Metzger, Donald Lee, 163, 376 Metzger, Robert Andrew, 243, 246 Metzger, Thomas Karl, 431, 507 Metzle Meyer r, David Joseph, 220, 457 Bruce Russell, 507 Meyer, Donald Lester, 206, 437 Meyer, Gary Jon, 424 Meyer, Jerry Francis, 434 Meyer, Larry, 549 Meyer, Leah, 348 Meyer, Lenard John, 297, 430 Meyer, Marshall Duane, 283, 507 Meyer, Thomas Andrew, 456, 507 Robert Charles, 459 Robert Eugene, 254, 507 Robert Millar, 295 Robert Ray, 221, 382 Miller, Ronald Henry, 409 Miller, Ronald Maxwell, 236, 308, 507 Miller, Ruth Carol, 227, 356, 507 Miller, Sherlene Lois, 280 Miller, Sherwin lra, 507 Miller, Theodore Charles, 220 Miller, Ward, 443 Miller, Prof. W. E., 160, 259 Milligan, Robert Vaughan, 507 Milligan, William David, 279, 389 Meyers, David Allen, 459 Meyers, Ralph Lynn, 144, 151, 377 Michael, Donald Jay, 228 Michale, Alexis, 146, 167, 169, 285, 321 Michalsen, Roger, 562, 563 Michalski, Charmaine N., 350 Micheida, Christopher J., 432, 507 Michel, Marsha Ann, 211, 338 Michela, John Frederick, 280, 374 Micheli, Adolph Louis, 438, 507 Michell, Chester Lee, 367 Michels, Leo Conrad, 507 Michener, Elizabeth L., 197, 321 Mickelson, Ronald Erwin, 244 Mickens, Horace Webster, 458 Mickevicious, Eugenna, 587 Middlemas, David P., 255, 416 Millis, Dale Evan, 386 Millis, William Allen, 451 Millman, Carole Sue, 324 Millman, Rozanne, 346 Millner, Beatrice, 361 Millon, Ernest, 449 Mills, Carol Ann, 328 Mills, Daniel Clifford, 380 Mills, Douglas Culver, 377 Mills, Douglas, 114 McDowell McDonald Donald Roland, 396 McDonald: Jerry Edwin, 268 McDonald , John Leeper, Jr., 395 , Margaret Ann, 193, 320 McDonald McDonald, Mary Ann, 320, 505 McDougle, Mary, 240 McDowell, Austin, 222 McDowell, Barbara Jean, 505 McDowell David Edwin 420 flvlfs., 349 ' McSorley, Donald Vincent, 411 McVickar, McVinnie Dan Bruce, 265 William Wa ne 221 444 1 Y 1 1 McVittie, William John, 271, 427 Mcglglgrd, Boyce Richard, 245, 281, 428 McWard, Judith Rose, 317, 506 McWard, Marilyn M., 329, 506 McWard, Richard Alan, 408 1 Middlemas, Louise, 321 Middle Middle Middle ton, Karen Lou, 358 ton, Margaret R., 270 ton, William F., 507 Mieher, David Charles, 254, 391 Migit, David Phillip, 165, 376 Mihalo pulos, Gus, Jr., 424 Miklas, Carl Anthony, 419, 507 Mikolaiczyk, Eugene Paul, 292, 507 Mitchell, McDyer, Dale Charles, 134, 137, 239, 384 McElhiney, Richard Lyle, 292 McElroy, Katherine Marie, 175, 360 McEnroe, John Edward, 427 McEntire, Carole Faye, 326 McFarland, Ann Jeanette, 330 McFeeters, Barbara Jean, 315 McGann, David George, 391, 457 McGarvey, Raymond Leroy, 238 McGarvey, Sharon Rae, 322 McGaughey, David Thomas, 451 McGee, Wayne Earl, 459 McGinnis, Carroll L., 221, 434 McGinnis, Kathleen Ann, 357 McGinnis, Norma G., 273 McGormick, Norman, 276 McGowan, Janice, 587 McGrath, Arlene, 338 McGrath, Edward Gerard, 281, 506 McGrath, Linda Gail, 339 McGrath, Sheila Mary, 252 McGrath, Thomas Phillip, 438 McGraw, Michael Charles, 445 McGregor, George F., 537 McGrew, John Paul, 453 McGuigan, Patrick Malachy, 579 McGuire, Craig Eugene, 462 McGuire, Frederick E., 176, 280, 506 McGuire, James Bert, 436 McGuire, Mary Ann, 359 640 McWhinney, Sandra Swain, 322 McWhinney, Scott C., 275, 371 McWhirter, John Ruben, 259, 432, 506 Mead, Audrey Marsha, 296, 342 Mead, George Clarence, 238 Mead, Mary Louise, 175 Meadors, Carolyn Rae, 145, 153, 168, 169, 314, 506 Meadors, Janet Lucile, 182, 198, 226, 237, 256, 260, 314 Meijnzs, John Barkley, 248, 257, 280, Means, Yvonne Eleanor, 228, 345 Meckler, Adria Lee, 343 Medellin, Hernando, 270 Mgcagsw, Robert Arthur, 251, 269,449, Medvin, Alvin, 562, 563 Medwedowsky, Ruth, 346, 506 Meehan, Paul J., 547 Meek, Harold Tecumseh, Jr. 416 Mehok, Garrett Joseph, 451 Mehr, Prof. Robert, 279 Mehra, Krishna Nandan, 287 Mehrholz, John lrvin, 367, 506 Meier, Barbara, 221 Meiher, David, 273 Meinders, Frances Nora, 299, 365 Meiner, Harold Glen, 533 Meinert, David Warren, 409 Meisenhelter, Erwin Lynn, 506 Meiia, Edvardo. 270 Meiia, Elvira, 270 Mikulski, John Andrew, 446 Mikyska, Glenn Joseph, 439 Milano, Patrick Joseph, 378 Milecki, Helen Mary, 507 Miles, Frank Belsley, 246, 280 Miles, Frederick ladvisori, 265, 285 Millan, Betty Ann, 146, 230, 331 Millea, Mary Ellen, 364 Milleitner, Sandranne, 268, 326 Mills, James Henry, 385 Mills, John Monierre, 579 Milne, John David, 417 Milstein, Adrienne Sue, 333 Miner, Daniel Charles, 293, 507 Miner, Gary Baker, 269, 401, 508 Miner, William Hardin, 304, 397 Minkin, Bruce, 549 Minkoff, Sherman Martin, 580 Minkus, Carole Ida, 508 Minnis, Nancy Louise, 358 Minor, Ethel Harriet, 202, 351, 508 Minow, Martin Allen, 204 Minsky, Sheldon, 547 Minton, Dixie Lee, 352 Minton, Mrs., 355 Minton, Ruby, 293 Minton, Thomas Lee, 428 Mintz, Robert Paul, 271, 508 Minute, Lois, 240, 445 Mirfakhrai, Houshmand, 440 Mirto, Mae Antoinette, 146, 188, 256, 261, 323 Misauskas, Raimundas V., 508 Misher, Gretchen Irene, 231, 334 Miller, Alan Edward, 445 Miller, Alan Michael, 372 Miller, Alice Joan, 280 Miller, Anida Louise, 188, 237, 314 Miller, Barbara Jane, 328 Miller, Barbara Jean, 231, 319 Miller, Betty A., 179 Miller, Bruce Alexander, 424 Miller, Carol Arlene, 348 Miller, Carol Elizabeth, 343 Miller, Carolyn Alice, 329 Milgi, Catherine Ann, 146, 193, 283, 3 Miller, Charles Allan, 281, 444, 507 Miller, Charles Linden, 282, 440 Miller, Clarence Leroy, 386 Miller, Clayton Martin, 429 Miller, David Archer, 292 Miller, David Bruce, 456 Miller, David Earl, 452 Miller, Dennis Richard, 427 Miller, Don Edwin, 400 Mg? Donald Gene, 235, 263, 264, Misheck, Carolyn Ann, 600 Mishos, George Peter, 445 Missner, Judd George, 415 Mitchel, James Florice, 299, 418 Mitchell, Carol Ann, 327 Mitchell, Danlee George, 223, 262, 508 Mitchell, Ellis, 549 Mitchell, James Dow, 147, 377 Mitchell, Jay Paul, 451 Mitchell, Joanne, 508 Mitchell, John Wayne, 377 Mitchell, Judith Kay, 358 Mitchell, Larry Dean, 416 Mitchell Larry Leslie 456 Mitchell: Marilyn, 362 Mitchell, Max Gilbert, 433 Richard M., 508 Mitchell, Robert C., 138 Migglgell, Ronald Larry, 117, 119, 153, Mitchell, Steven Don, 458 Mittendorf, Larry Ray, 239, 428 Mittendorf, Sue, 284, 290, 331 Miura, Howard, 443, 508 Mize, Mrs., 335 Mizelle, Marguerite C., 185, 327 Mizer, Ronald Eugene, 221, 423 Mizuno. Yosuke, 456 Mlade, Nekete John, 406 Mlecko, Lawrence Matthew, 58 Ml9Y'19k, Darryl George, 165, 379 gba 1Eu9e Magis, Ann 255 Mods' vena' gat ,, Mobffosntre P3'I:gme.D.. 32 lo' a.i1vP'f nfedfe Moflae Mtchte M1106 . 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Judith Carol, 182, 237,256,333 T16 Jean s A ' .ae3tnjrf,f,7,31127 ' Leonard Q2 0 Ikon, 507 4 ern 175' 9e Edmunigfga !EjevRlichard,'28l9f5':J40 ald WaYne, 236, 2437 sta Edayne' 458 ,Y Frarigf, 265 i Ellis, gggh., 43a ine EIaine'146 27 1, 549 ph, 163, kph Co 'aE1i85f81oiciJJ7405 Diane, 215 '11 Ann, 335354 'll Elaine, 335 hr 239, 260 408 seth Evans,'401 seth John, 227 43, rence Charles '260 4 fence Henry, 420 ' 44 If Warren, asa I YH r ,hal 32?iCg'5g79, 587 e ive, 337 tae H tael Rsytliigig 403 lon, 579 H CE 354 . e 6 , 25 tlciaBRuiih, 6g'1259' 507 IS arb ard JohrEi:?i9g46 ff: Eharles, 459 er U I 2 err Mii1?:?29g4' 507 :rt Ray, 221, 382 'lg Henry, 409 I ax II, 2 6 Carol, 27 35:6 'siuiig' 507 Iene Lois, 280 ' win Ira, 507 idore Charles, 220 7, 355, II, 443 .w. E., 160, 259 Ebert Vaughan, 507 illtam David, 279, 389 Evan, 386 am Allen, 451 trole Sue, 324 izanne, 346 ttrice, 361 ist, 449 Ann, 328 I Clifford, 380 las Culver, 377 las, 114 a Henry, 385 Monierre, 579 David, 417 Irienne Sue, 333 el Charles, 293, 507 ' Baker, 269, 401, 508 lam Hardin, 304, 397 ce, 549 arman Martin, 580 ole Ida, 508 I icy Louise, 358 I Harriet, 202, 351, 508 'tin Allen, 204 ildon, 547 ie Lee, 352 t., 355 ty, 293 ats, Carl Eugene, 268 masts, Ruth Ann, 352 Moberg, Vernalte Ann, 255 Mock, Janice Ann, 331 Mockenhaupt, Jerome.D., 251, 269, 508 Modde, Michael Fredrick, 382 Modine, Alan David, 406 Modieski, Jerome Michael, 254 Moeller, David John, 444 Moeller, Mrs., 401 Moeller, Roy Paul, 444 Moeller, Theodore W., 461 Moeller, Prof. Therald, 82 Maas, James Franklin, 375 Moffitt, Raymond Vern, 238, 263, 459, Mgiigtd, Winifred Harker, 211, 314 Mogenis, Aldona Maria, 508 b ock, William C 115, 375 Mohlen r rr G h dt R' h rd, 440 Mah er ar t' 'ii iii, 175 h ,J E a e MghiimacitinlaaryzSchu-machea, 255, 508 rman, Robert Keith, 13 Aliillijaliaro, Stephen John, 127, 249, 508 Molral, Susan Ruth, 317 Moldgw, Raymond E., 414 Moldt, Elvira Anna, 364 Molenaar, James Elston, 173, 278, 428, 08 Mgline, Benita Rae, 174, 346 Molitor, Margaret, 146, 203, 212, 214, 332 Moll, Albert James, 262, 432, 508 Moll, Edward Owen, 385 Moll, Marlene Joy, 284, 361, 503 Mommsen, Marilee Dorothy, 352 Monge, Gabriel, 268, 270 Monge, Julius Edwin, 385 Monge, William Arthur, 442 Monier, Janet Ann, 211, 237, 340 Monison, Terry, 297 Monk, Harmon Dedric, 371 Monroe, John William, II, 375 Monroe, Sonya Veronica, 169, 325, 518 Monstavicius, Algerd S., 456 Montagno, Elizabeth Anna, 357 Montavon, Norma Leah, 277, 352, 508 Montgomery, Ann Bernice, 359 Montgomery, Earl Edward, 244 Montgomery, George K., 165, 390 Montgomery, Patricia M., 299, 351 Montgomery, Paul Warren, 255 Montgomery, Richard D., 390 Montgomery, Ronald Lloyd, 399 Monzo, Phillip Ross, 410 Mooberry, Linda Lee, 271, 347 Moody, Gerald Ralph, 245, 463, 508 Moody, Janet Elaine, 332 Moody, Ronald John, 109, 441 Moolani, Moti Kundandas, 287 Moon, George, 537 Mooney, Edward John, 410 Moore, Asbury C., Jr., 249 Moore, Charles Stuart, 442 Moore, David, 130 Moore, David Edgar, 399, 432 Moore, James Edward, 508 Moore, John Cowsert, 293, 426, 508 Moore, Lawrence Beecher, 292, 384 Moore, Lawrence Dale, 508 Moore, Marta Ann, 222 Moore, Mary Elizabeth, 352, 508 Moore, Mary Pichon, 277 Moore, Molly Post, 329 Moore, Nancy Nina, 317 Moore, Shirley, 55, 601 Moorehouse, Henry Louis, 411 Moots, Margaret Joan, 255, 298, 331, 508 Mora, Shannon Alyda, 198, 321 Morales, Jaime, 270 Moran, Donna Lee, 237, 323 Moran, John Davidson, 412 Morasco, Joanne, 284 Mordue, Dale Lewis, 298 More, Angus Sinclair, 372 Moreen, Judith Allene, 353 Morehead, Charles Denzil, 412 Moren, Mary Ann, 223 Moreno, Jaime, 268, 270 Moretz, Mariorie Ann, 228 Morey, Lloyd, 91,238 Morf, Katherine Darrow, 329, 508 Morgan, Arthur James, 281 Morgan, Carol Ann, 159, 230, 256 Morgan, Gary Joel, 414 Morgan, George Louis, 432 Morgan, James Perry, Jr., 284 Edward 427 Morgan, Jason , Morgan, Marcia Ann, 156, 158, 182, 203, 329 Morgan, Marilyn Jo., 182, 329 Morgan, Robert Edgar, 508 Morgan, Robert Lloyd, 450 Morgan, W. Thomas, 177 Morge, Kenneth Warren, 442 Moriarty, Colleen Edna, 365, 509 Morine, Lyla Georgeann, 361 Morley, Judith Lynn, 156, 158, 185, 237, 256, 327 Morowitz, David Arthur, 243, 441 Morr, James Lowell, 265 Morrell, Frank Morton, 445 Morris, Alan Howard, 243, 441 Morris, Dora Ann, 333 Morris, Edward, 297 Morris, George Austin, 432, 509 Morris, George Ronald. 283, 412, 509 Morris, Mildred Ann, 316, 339 Morris, Stuart Andrew, 398 Morrison, Donald Edwin, 363 MOTVISOY1,JudithJ0an,21I,33O Morrison, Martha Ann, 320 Morrison, Mary Baker, 260, 227 334 MU'I 55eY, Donald Joseph, 176,'25B Mors, Robert John, Jr., 409 Miss, -l0hrt Eugene, 163, 266, 410, MOFSB, Judith Grace, 229, 509 Morse, Stephen R., 221 Mort, Margaret, 269 Mortell, Charlene F., 365 Mortensen, Paul Fredric, 369 Morton, Margaret Ann, 351 Moschella, Frank Paul, 385 Moses, Carolyn, 357 Moses, Michael Oscar, 451 Mosher, Charles Wesley, 369 Moshier, Susan Gail, 357 Mosillo, Thomas Owen, 445 Moske, Walter Thomas, 390 Moskovitz, David Harold, 223, -I-14 Mosny, Leroy Carl, 376 -'-'tuellcf, Frederick Earl, 283 Mueller, Mueller Mueller, Mueller, Katharine L., 211, 231, 314 Rall, 299, 509 Rlfhdld Luc, 281, 389, 5-ff? Vernon Charles, 259 Moss, Moss, Moss, Charles Howard, 390 John Harry, 417 Moss, Larry Lane, 462, 509, 574 Moss, Mary Ellen, 288 Moss, Phyllis Lee, 546 Moss, Ronald Emerson, 267, 460 Moss, Rosalie, 282, 365 M sner William Richard, 426 Mucnch, Daniel Hiram, 509 Muenger, Adthuy, 257 Muenuer, ,'.'larlt:rta A,, 354 Mucntzcr, Ralph, 423 Mucrlc, Donald frank, 428 Mvvfle, John Ludwig, 298 Muir, Forest, 246 Muirhr.-ad, James Scgner, 217, 2-Lo Muirheid. Nancy Kgy, 344 Mular:,1hcOdoteL.,'l'B5. 509 Mulberry, AIbcrtPilie,-116 Mulcahy, Tom Matt, 384 Mullen, James, Dr,, 2.12 Mullen, William P., 2211 Mullctt, Charles Edwin, 257, 34,5 Mullilrcn, Martha, 329 Mullowney, Patricia Ann, 317, SQ? Mulvain, David Franklin, 4?-1 Mumma, John Stephan, 384 Mura, Romeo Edward, 389 Murawski, John lance, 443 os , Motiramani, Dayal P., 287 Motlong, Bruce Douglas, 509 Motyka, Walter Albert, 546 Mouk, Harmon, 206 Moulds, Warren Robert, 254 Moulton, Jon David, 176, 262,509 Mount, John Thomas, 281, 380 Mowat, Bruce, 562, 563 Mowder, Gary Leroy, 453 Mowe, Kent William, 221 Mowrer, Linda Barrett, 327 Moy, George, 453 Moy, Philip Lansheu, 244 Moye, Patricia Armstrong, 249 Moyer, Prof. Cecil, 238, 273 Moyer, Christopher Alan, 239, 393 Moyer, Fred Derr, 242, 259, 285 Moyle, Norman Meryll, 295, 454 Mozdzen, Walter Joseph, 445 Mozinski, Ecther Sue, 361 Mrnka, Marvin Louis, 396, 509 Much, Morrie, 234, 279, 415, 509 Muck, George Arthur, 222, 272, 371, 509 Muecke, Sarah Ann, 361 Muehling, Arthur, 268, 276 Mueller, Allan, 238 Mueller, Don Leroy, 441 Morley, Thomas Earl,2-16, 443 Murphy, Bobbie Cotton, 293 Murphy, Gerard Louis, 4-55 Murphy, Harold Richard, 295 Murphy, Jute Peter, 264, -143 Murph Murph Murph Murph y, Michael Jdrttus, 2-Sb y, Onlyn Ray, 2-14 y, Patricia Ruth, 358 y, Patrick Joseph, 109, -L09 Murphy, Patrick Raymond, 388 Murphy, Robert Leonard, 395 Murphy, Stanley Louis, -121 Murphy, Stephen, 265 Murphy, Thomas Joseph, 456 Murphy, Wendell Wayne, 399 Murphy, William Francis, -S52 Murra, Abraham, 265, 270. 509 Murray, Arthur William, 21-Z, -511 209 Murray, David Eugene, 400 Murray, Jane Ellen, 358 Murray, Marcia Annu, 359 Murray, Marilyn Rachel, 182. 317 Murray, Martha Lou, 331. 509 Murray, Robert Kirk, 509 Murray, Scott, 423 Murray, Sidney, 246 Musgrave, Terry Henry, 37-I Musholt, Donald Luc, 282, 431, 509 Musil, Francis Michael, 417 Muskal, James, 171, 446 Muskat, Nikki Adeline, 357 Muson, Kathryn Ellen, 317 Muson, Marlene Ruth, 332 Musselman, Mary Jill, 338 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS and BUSEY'S BANK ESTABLISHED IN URBANA hmand 440 8,256 in mas Lee, 428 rt Paul, 271, 508 s, 240, 445 Hous , Antoinette, 146, I8 Zaimundas V., 508 tchen Irene, 231, 334 rolyn Ann, 600 urge Peter, 445 Id George, 415 sesi Floric3b?99, 413 ro Ann, nlee George, 223, 262, 503 Is, 549 nes Dow, 147, 377 y Paul, 451 anne, 508 1n Wayne, 377 dith Kay, 358 'ry Dean, 416 'ry Leslie, 456 trilyn, 362 tx Gilbert, 433 f ., rigid LarrY, 117, 119' 153' even Don, 458 Larry RBY, 23912138 Sue, 284, 290, 3 afd, 443, 508 335 , 'f C,, 185, 327 liilugiihgne, 221, 423 uke, 456 :te John, 406 58 ,ence Matthew, trryl George, 165' 379 00-9 BUSEY FIRST NATIONAL BANK URBANA, ILLINOIS Member Federal Deposit IHSUFGHCQ ond Federal Reserve System IP!! - 014 his L r ,A t CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1959 06-9 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. tins., pat Q W- laifikil Myers Joseph Carl, 220 Mussman, Fredric Phillip, 404 Muster, Audrey Jean, 350 Muth, Donald Valen.ine, 449, 509 Muther, Bill, 130 Mutschler, Helen Marla, 223, 243 Mutti, Prof. R. J., 156, 160 Myer, Donald Beekman, 450 Myers, Claude Frederick, 369 Myers, David Daniel, 392 Myers David Jay, 509 Myers Frank Lee, 455 Myers, Gretchen, 180 Myers, Hamilton David. 264, 399, 509 Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Myers Maribelle B., 329 f Marvin ons. 260, 304,509 , Mike Joe, 452 Norman Jerald, 284 Philip Martin, 280 fshaftey, 260 Neville, N N2lll1l1'l1U11Sl',-L15 Nnlionul Cullvizinti- 1'l:iyc-rs. Z5-l X:1vy.2i10 Navy Cn1lm'il,Cill0 NiI1'ySl'1llUl'S,:i11 Nt'1V1112l1l Ilaill. 131 Nine Zi-ro Seven Club. 450 Noble1'1-nthousc,-157 Nultlt' 111, -1511 Nelson, Helmer Jonas, 270 Nelson, Jeadenia Gloria, 325 Nelson, John Eric, 292, 385 Nelson, Judith Claire, 345 Nelson, Lynne Frances, 331 Nelson, Margret Anida, 210, 336 Nelson, Miles Anthony, 294 Nelson, Nels Richard, 280, 414, 510 Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nyla Kathleen, 345 Philip Alan, 311, 410 Philip Ray, 435 Robert C., 434 Robert Lee, 411 Susan leler, 294 Nelson, Theodore W., Jr., 447 Nelson, Willard B., Jr., 184, 228,395 Nelson William James 299 411 457 Nemec: Joanne Lee, 234, 284, 362 Nemeth, John George, 222, 247, 441, 510 Nene, Yeshwant Laxman, 287 Neruda, Donald Robert, 510 Nes, John Alexander, 390 Nesset, Rolo J., 582 Nestle, Lois Anne, 284, 290, 351 Netwie, Patricia, 549 Neuberger, Herman Zeleg, 424 Neumann, Earl Edward, 463 Neumann, John Virgil, 296, 449 Neumann, Robert Louis, 433 Neumann, Stuart Kenneth, 171, 457 Neupert, David Mills, 225, 393 Neville, David Dean, 437 Valerie, 358 Norris, John Lee, 263, 462,511 Norris, Joseph Charles, 460 Norris, Paula Marsha, 335 Norsworthy, William D., 239, 412 Northcutt, Bobette S., 249 Northern, David Alan, 369 Norton, Dorothy Ann, 345 Norton, James Austin, 230, 409 Norton, Ronald Mathew, 380 Norton, Stephen Leonard, 298, 367 Norvell, James Harris, 388, 562 Notley, John K., lll, 451 Novak, Dennis Kent, 447 Novak, Robert, 549 Nu Sigma Xu. 5851 N111'S11l1,f Juniors. 001 Nllrsiltpf, St-11001 uf. SUN Nursing: Seniors, 1100 Nursing: SU1t1lU1I101'4.'S.1101 Nadenik, Raymond Ervin, 385 Nevrenchan, Milton, 451 Newberry, Joan Ruth, 600 Newburger, Carole Beth, 333 Newcomb, Bruce Allan, 412 Newcomb, Donald Ray, 418 Newcomer, Prof. Hale, 238 Newcomer, Richard Joseph, 405, 510 Nagel, Donald Lee, 241 Nagele, Albert Leo, 450 Nahnsen, Thomas Anthony, 449, 509 Naibaum, Dale, 279 Naiman, Arnold Ross, 221, 262, 398 Naiman, Robert Manley, 510 Naimo, Anthony Raymond, 425 Nakamura, Gerald K., 270 Nakamura, Melvin Masato, 277, 510 Nakamura, Robert Minoru, 277, 454 Nakano, Hiroshi, 277, 441 Nale, Frank, 549 Nandy, Kheali, 363 Nankervis, Mary Agnes, 329 Nanninga, Richard Edward, 459 Napier, Ronald Adrian, 298, 374 Napoli, Lynn June, 343 Nichols, Narbutis, Leon, 435 Narcisi, Louis Joseph, 242 Nardini, viefi, 435 Naretta, William John, 314 Narkinsky, Sam Self, 441 Narland, Judith Gay, 331 Narland, Marilyn Jeanne, 331, 510 Nash, Charles Richard, 380 Newman, Donald Leslie, 398 Newman Newman , Gail, 240 , Gerald Myron, 398 Newman, Grant Howard, 222 Newman Newman Newman , Kerry Jon, 225, 294, 377 , Laverne Richard, 236 n, Arlin Lee, 510 Newport, Marvin Gene, 250, 288 Newstrom, Kenneth Robert, 510 Newth, Robert Charles, 236, 306, 405, 510 Newton, Dannee, 228 Newton, Dorcas Ann, 30 Newton, Thomas Alan, 406 Neylon, Edward Lawrence, 225, 227 Niccum, Niccolai, Karen Patricia, 351 Raymond Joseph, 445 Nichol, Ronald James, 269, 510 Nicholas, Paul Peter, 461 Nicholl, Penelope Ann, 343 Nichols, Charles Davy, 385 Nichols, Donald Lee, 459 Nichols, Douglas Odell, 165, 391 Nichols, John Hanks, 378 Randolph R., 244 Nash, Rebecca Lee, 339 Nash, Stanley Phillip, 439, 510 Nasiatka, Diane Lucille, 240, 360, 510 Nassos, Tassos Peter, 445, 510 Nathan, Leslie lra, 424 Nathanson, Leigh, 167, 324 Natker, Roberta Sue, 228, 324 Naughton, Kathleen Marie, 357 Naukana, Albert Jay, 277 Naumczik, George, 510 Navilio, Joseph Anthony, 428 Navolt, Dallas Lee, 453 Nawar, Wassef Wahba, 272 Nayden, John Michael, 459 Naylor, Martha Ann, 156, 261, 364 Naylor, William Donovan, 457 Neal, Charles Cedric, 510 Neal, Clarke Leo, 260, 510 Neal, Dennis Eugene, 426 Neal, James Preston, lV, 389 Neal, Juanita Sue, 185, 188, 211, 256, 298, 334 Neal, Judith Anne, 327 Neal, Phyllis Ann, 510 Neal, Wayne, 273 Neary, William Collins, 409 Nedved, Ronald E., 546 Neeleson, Elinore Hazel, 358 Neely, Cleo Rae, 228, 360 Neely, Donna Jean, 288 Neely, Jo Anne, 359 Neemann, Larry Gene, 220, 424 Neemann, Sharon Kaye, 358 Neer, Helene Dee, 360 Neet, Joan Ellen, 211, 322 Neet, Lucy, 167, 169, 339, 510 Neff, James Dennis, 396, 510 Neff, Michael Alan, 214, 442 Negley, Janice Lankton, 146 Ncibel, Donald Wayne, 267 Neilson, Florence, 365 Neilson, Fred David, 265, 510 Nekolny, John Francis, 265, 456 Nellessen, Edward Peter, 166, 380 Nellis, Daniel Albert, 273 Nelson, Carl Robert, 510 Nelson, Clarence William, 428 Nelson, Clifford M., Jr., 424 Nelson, Clifford Mark, 222, 234, 250, 367, 510 Nelson, Delmer Reynolds, 268 Nelson, Don Gaylord, 239, 293, 430 Nelson, Donna Jean, 343 642 Nichols, Roger C., 251, 260, 269, 302, 303, 510 Nickas, George Michael, 58 Nickel, Ronald, 234 Nicolet, Paula Ann, 343 Nicolette, Robert, 249 Nicoll, Frederick Albert, 388, 455 Nicoll, Gilbert Mathews, 241 Nieft, William Ernst, 510 Niehus, Edward Lee, 369 Nielsen, Daniel, 562, 563 Nielsen, Thomas Henry, 400, 510 Nieman, Robert Kyle, 377 Niemann, Bernard John, Jr., 459, 510 Niemann, Conrad Richard, 383 Niemeier, Donald Leon, 249 Niemeyer, Daniel Charles, 382 Niemeyer, Katherine A., 273, 511 Niemeyer, Thomas Leroy, 457 Niemi, Dorian Arvo, 267 Niesen, Ronald Francis. 394 Nietupski, Richard E., 109 Nietupski, Ronald S., 109, 137 Nikolai, Robert Joseph, 251, 431, 511 Nilsson, Rodney Arthur, 379 Nimz, Diana, 324 Nimz, Robert, 511 Nirdlinger, Nancy Jean, 231, 316 Nishimura, Kenneth, 549 Nishimura, Masayo, 363 Niva, George Dennis. 132, 137, 249, 378, 511 Nixon, Joseph Eugene, 426 Noble, Carl, 133 Noero, Perna Vicente E., 270 Nofsinger, Jerry Wayne, 221, 461 Noggle, Thomas Bruce, 220, 406 Nogagi, Thomas Leonard, Jr., 163, 391, Nolte, Patricia Anne, 344 Nordahl, David Lee, 423 Nggsieck, Richard A., 253, 276, 282, Nordstrom, Donald T., 511 Nordstrom, Jeanne, 180 Nordwall, Marvil Gale, 258, 268 Norenberg, Richard G., 580 Norian, Barry Stuart, 398 Norman, Bob, 130, 131, 139 Norman, Michael George, 443 Norman, Nancy Lou, 352 Norpell, Martin Sheldon, 389 Norris, Joanna Joy, 364 Novak, Robert Henry, 461 Novak, Rosalind Mavis, 324 Novak, Steve Paul, 449 Novak, William John, 369 November, Bernard Lee, 273, 414 Novoselsky, Marcia Z., 348 Novotney, Robert James, 236 Nowack, Donna Elaine, 357 Nowak, Raymond Frank, 425 Noyes, Jack Dorner, 533 Nudelman, Adrianne, 358 Nudelman, Alan K., 152, 203, 276, 292, 422, 511 Nugent, Gerard Peter, 281 Nugent, Timothy J., 86, 249, 273 Nunemaker, John Eugene, 390 Nurmet, Mart, 165, 373 Nusbaum, Elaine Judith, 228, 335 Nushart, Helen Louise, 342 Nyborg, Birger Carl, 367 Nyenhuis, Ruby Joyce, 223 Nykaza, Gerard Thomas, 451 Nyman, Floyd, 549 Nystrand, Daniel lvar, 267, 297, 511 Nystrand, Jean Moore, 297 0 01-c't11i:1ti0ti:11 'lll10l'1111j' St'11101'S. Outi-71:1 Beta Pi, 2-13 0me:.r:1 Tatu S1,2'1llI1. 244 Oakes, David Hubert, 235, 264, 399, 511 Oakley, Bethine Mac, 329 Oakley, Raymond Charles, 452 Oakwood, Betty, 284 Oakwood, Elizabeth D., 320 Oakwood, Judith Kay, 320 Obeirne, Thomas Michael, 156, 158, 166, 380 Ober, Eleanor Vee, 265, 365 Oberlander, Keith John, 374 Oberlander, Morton Barry, 220 Oberlander, Robert Dean, 374 Oberle, Charles William, 292, 449 Oberle, Daniel Joseph, 424 Oberman, Monte Rae, 236 Oberndorfer, Gerald J., 109, 455 Obizert, Theresa, 601 Obradovich, Edward, 457 Obriecht, William, 262 O'Brien, David Frank, 432 O'Brien, James Bruce, 417 O'Brien, Katherine A., 182, 198, 237, 3 4 Ochwat, Judith Grace, 318 O'Connell, Audree, 298 O'Connell, Donald Francis, 424 O'Connell, Nancy Ellen, 331 O'Connell, Robert Charles, 408 O'Connell, Thomas, 106 O'Connor, Florette Ann, 361 Oda, Elizabeth Yuki, 269, 281, 511 Odaniell, Mark Vernon, 420 Odell, Larry Beniamin, 450 Oder, Lawrence Gehl, 436 Odiet, Carol Jean, 337 Odle, Richard Duane, 406 O'Donnell, Charles, 549 O'Donnell, Edmond, 165 O'Donnell, Edward, 405 O'Donnell, Jerome Robert, 438 O'Donnell, John Wayne, 445 Oehler, Susanne, 211, 327 Oehmke, Martha Lois, 280 Oelberg, Gerald Leroy, 511 Oettel, Barbara Joanne, 296, 365 Oettinger, Julian Alan, 403 Oettingger, Barbara Jane, 316 Offenbecher, William M., 109, 137 Offner, D. H., 297, 293 Ogden, John Stuart, 228, 452 O:Grady, Marykay Clare, 357 O Gura, Joyce Fumiko, 277, 361 O'Hera, Terry Michael, 428 O'Hera, David, 412 Ohl, Donald, 111 Ohlson, Judith Louise, 360 Ohren, Joseph Albert, 272 Ohslund, John Joseph, 246, 411 O'Kane, Gary, 549 O'Kean, Faye Joyce, 357 O'Kon, Walter John, 421 O'Laughlin, Michael E., 382 Olcay, Dincer, 440 Olden, Robert Eugene, 511 Oldham, Charles Maris, 231, 390 Oldham, Melvin Gene. 462, 511 Olds, John Robert, 267, 511 Olds, Julie Ann, 331 Olds, Lester Schader, 373 Olenick, Sharron Roberta, 357 5215 Olesker, Tom, 445 Olesen, Walter Christian, 441 Olhava, Richard Louis, 447 Olin, Carol June, 182, 320 Olin, Fred Harry, 244, 296 Oline, Gary Joseph, 368, 447 Olinger, David S., 415 Oliver, William Keene, 423 Oller, Thomas Elwood, 182, 379 Ollie, Carole, 284 Ollila, Richard Gilbert, 260, 420 Olmstead, Gail Marcia, 343 O'Loughlin, Patricia Ann, 344 O'Lschwang, Janet Helen, 361 Olsen, Jack Edmund, 242, 511 Olsen, Perry Charles, 457 Olson, Allan Roy, 445 Olson, Arvid Raymond, 268 Olson, David Joseph, 221 Olson, Doris Lee, 352 Olson, Helen Irene, 344 Olson, Janaan Darleen, 280, 343 Olson Joan, 189 Olson, John Raymond, 430 Olson, John Roger, 383 Olson, Lynette Ann, 211, 322 Olson, Max Alan, 186, 222, 263, 275, 371 Olson, Robert William, 405 Olson, Roger, 383 Olson, Russell Edward, 431, 511 Olson, Ruth Elaine, 280, 360 Olson, Susan Gregg, 228 Olson, William Warren, 220, 411 Olsson, Burton Kenneth, 269 Oltmanns, Kay Louise, 296, 365 O'Malley, Mary Marcia, 206, 372 O'Neill, Jon Macey, 449 O'Neill, Richard Thomas, 399 O'Neill, Sharon Elaine, 338 O'Niell, Robert Valentine, 454 Onstad, Norma Jean, 228 Opal, Kenneth Edward, 369 Opasik, Walter David, 451 Opelka, John James. 222, 401, 511 Opie, Mrs. Everett, 318 Opper, Norman Robert, 454 Opperman, Dean David R., 177 Optholt, Norma Jean, 314 Orkild, Eric Calvin, 428 Orlando, John Albert, 456 Orlove, Ernest Jeffrey, 403 Ormsbee, Allen, 259 Orndorff, Judith Carroll, 290, 352 Oros, Dianne Lee, 188, 334 Ornstein, Doris, 286 O'Rourke, Rev. Edward, 300, 431 O'Rourke, Patricia Jane, 215, 354 O'Rourke, Robert William, 254, 374, 511 Orr, Charles Raymond, 309, 390 Orr, Gerald Porter, 265, 443 Orr, Jean Ann, 300, 511 Orr, Judith Kay, 317, 511 Orr, Robert William, 454 Orsi, Thomas Ronald, 132, 137, 147 Ortega, Mendiburu G., 452 Orton, Mrs., 381 Orwig, E. Marie, 284 Orzoff, Kenneth, 549 Osborn, James Bradley, 511 Osborn, Judith Elaine. 272, 294, 357 Osborne, Sally Jo, 285, 342 Osheff, Arlene Ada, 358 Oshetf, Sheldon, 403 Osman, Meredith, 329, 363 Osmundsen, David Ralph, 451 Osorio, Silva Anibal, 270, 292, 439 Ostendorf, Tom Charles, 443 Ostensen, Ann Shirley, 354 Osterman, Phillip, 292 Ostermeier, Barbara Lee, 351 Ostermeier, Janet Kay, 351 Ostermeier, Robert C., 376 Ostrand, Carl Waldemar, 393, 511 Ostrom, Audrey Maria, 236, 271, 281 321, 511 Ostrom, Carol Ann, 332 Ostrowski, Jerome S., 221 Otalora, Diaz Edilberto, 270 Otterstrom, Don Peter, 384 Otto, Margret lris, 145, 152, 160, 174 344, 511 Otto, Milton Charles, 311, 420, 511 Otto, Ronald Lee, 156, 171, 457 Ottoson, Wayne Thorsten, 285, 385 Ottwell, Loretta Ann, 296, 357 Outhouse, William Homer, 221, 374 Overaker, David H., 267 Overton, Anna Kay, 214, 353 Owczarzak, Marlene Ann, 358 Owen, John Michael, 428 Owen, Richard Barry, 292, 511 1 1 Owens, Owens Owens Owens Oyama Martin Joseph, 281 Nanc Frances 277 299 512 1 Y 1 1 1 , Susan Bonnell, 317 , Truman Warren, 457 , Joseph Hikaru, 441 Oyster, Carol Lou, 321 01091 Gregory, 459 Ozolins, Elfa, 351 P l':11:im:1r. 362 1'I1111N'11l?111CCU1111011.311. 167.108 Park Lune Lmlge, 4551 f 1 , 1116111110153Illttilmi i tml Tilil ' ihillzlllif ,,, . 01. 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Phi llullxi Iflpsilnn, 5551 l'1tiDt-1t:l'lf1tetz1.141.391 l'lti I-Epsilon K:1pp:1.24tt Phi I-lp:-iilntt l'i, 21112 l'lii Eta Siprtna. 2416 l'hi tttnnmai Delta. 155121 1-iii K:tltlHl.39'1 1 1'hiK:1pltz1I'Si,35l-I l'hi IillltliilS1f.I1llI1,:511l1 Phi Laitnlirlzi Kuppst. 537 - 4 -i-r l'ht 5Iu.-1-i- 1'ltiMttA1p1t:l Sinfonia. 247 1'1ti lihn Sigrum. 592 l'1ti Siirmat I+1psi1ol1.1SSt1t l'hi Sigma lil1llD21.4l1l1 l'1ii Siprtnat Sigrtttzt. 2133 l'1ii1'ltsil011Omir't'0t1. 2-ltl l'ltilr-tt, 31135 l'1111l11I11ll0Gl'21l11lill0 ltr-tttist Assn 4-intintt. 5118 V l'1iysir-allICr1ttc':ttinu,C0111-,ri-nf.StS l'i Beta I'11i,3I1-1 l'i Alpliat Katppu, -1111 l'i Kappa Phi, 402 l'i ltztmlitln1'1ii.141.1lt2S l'i 'l':ttt Sigt1t:t.251 l't':teto1'i:tus, -104 Pri-slay Hull, 353 l'si lt111e:.::1, 567 1'SiU1tsi10tt.4l15 Paben, Paul Thomas, 412 Pabin, Judith Ann, 352 Pace, James Richard, 259, 512 Pacer, Thomas Albert, 440 Pachon, Heberto, 270, 438 Packard, Gary Claire, 442 Packard, Susan Hart, 228, 282 Packenham, Robert Allen, 299 Paddor, Earl Charles, 445 Page, Gerald Gerrit, 439 Page, Joan Helen, 360 Page, Ronald, 225, 372 Pagels, Virginia Alice, 231, 315 Pagliano, Glenn, 265 Pahlow, Ralph Fred, 247, 512 Pafnter, Helen Louise, 277, 351 Painter, Wayne Jesse, 254, 413, 512 Painter, William Emerson, 397 Paladino, Nicholas D., 445 Palciauskas, Raymond, 512 Palermo, Joseph J., 450 Palkovis, Joseph Edwin, 435 Pallmer, Jon Theodore, 376 Palm, Gerald Laverne, 222, 275, 386 Palm, Patrick Joseph, 450 Palmer, Anna, 601 Palmer, Betty Jane, 228 Palmer, Bradley Beran, 375 Palmer, Barbara, 364 Palmer, Carol Elizabeth, 231, 256, 330, 345 Palmer, George, 549 Palmer, Lynn Dan, 454 Palmer, Lynn Wesley, 258 Palmquist, Haven Lea, 345 Paluch, Stephen Gabriel, 428, 512 Pan, Helen, 331, 363 Panek, Arlene Valentine, 315 Panicali, Natalino, 512 Panknen, June Amelia, 296 Pankow, Carol Ann, 352 Pannett, Charles Abbott, 454 Pao, Henry Chuenhsien, 253, 512 Paoni, David Harold, 43-1 Papendick, Grace E., 286, 362 Papes, Patricia Ann, 358 Papp, Gilbert James, 222, 223, 247 Pappas, Peter, 220 Parente, Rosalie Mary, 344 Paris, Judie Ann, 228, 344 Park, Dean Eldon E., 65, 177 Earrisltt, Earl Harrison, 246, 391 arris , Edward Barton, 147 432, 512 ' 245' 278' Parrish, John Brett, 246 Parrot, Ferol, 340 Parry, Eugene Wallace, 410, 512 Parshall, Clyde Joseph, 462 Parshall, Robert Farrar, 452 Parsons, Bonnie Raye, 337 Parsons, Donald Owen, 223 Parsons, Ronald Gene, 246 Partel, Sharon Louise, 361 Partney, Donald W., Jr., 439 Partridge, James Arthur, 227 Partyka, James Francis, 443 Pasnau, John Charles, 396 Pasnau, Robert Ottus, 580 Pass, Robert Melvin, 422 Pass, Ronald lrwin, 422 Passaglia, Donald Louis, 276, 431 Passaneau, Robert James, 393 Passent, Linda Faye, 357 Passeri, David Paul, 453 Passini, Jon Allyn, 424 Passman, Sanford M., 448 Patchett, James Vernon, 453 Pate, Mary Lou, 249 Patel, Dhananiay Rambhai, 287 Patel, Lee Frank, 456 Patino, Duque Gustavo, 267, 270, 512 Patino, Luz, 270 Patino, Tamara, 270 Pe'1 '1f19lOr1, Kenneth, 450 Penny, James Alan, 455 P0'l5'f'9cr, Ray Jean, 372 Penucla, Alvaro, 270, 353 Penwcll, Georgannc, 359 PQDDCY. Dr. Echo, 273 Pcf1fl 15,Cur1 cava, :wi Perkins, Paralee Mac, 228, 352 Perkinson, Leaton Dee,-156 Perl. Arnold Edwin, 398 Peflam. Gerald, 549 Perlis, Larry, 562, 563 Perlman, Gerald Norman, 546 Perman, Arnold J., 262 PCYF1, Therese Marie, 326 Pefflrt. Charles Earle, -159 Perrin. Roger Howard, 221, 375 Perry, Barbara Joan, 338 Petty, Dee Joan. 211, 330 Perry, Edward Eugc-ne,1l1, 112, 115, 137, 574 Perry, John Samford, tit, 410, 513 Perry, Kenneth, 238 Perry, Phillip Neale, 265 Perry, Robert Eugene, 293 Perschnick, Terry Diane, 175, 34.1 Person, Ethel Almc-ta, 359, 513 Perggn, Karen Louise, 198, 23-t, 237, Pesler, lrmgard Gertrud, 365 Petefish, William M., 437, 513 'Petcr, James Farwell, 367 Pi vt ,, 'fll'KJ1.-'111-lfnclf1C.1.elt,.L.Q'? t'l1'tJ' Flirt-ard L, 55.3 P11111-rn, Robert Jann, 143 911111-sta,itebcfrt.'s1.aa.N3 Phillips, Ro-qc: frvrngrtt, 45:1 Ph mister, GMI, 33,3 51ltfrup1,Ur tru-,gr 235, P1ug1ir1:,C1tarlpg,lg,9.tg,1AQo5 5 Q- pxanio, Pichlgr' hella F14-r, .1125 '.'i'i1l,':rtjq,gqpti.,Q.g1. 131,513 I Pickett Uonatd Clyde, 25, P16114 ROL'v:l!1i'lilliarlt, 372 Pickett Pickett, plC1r:lt, Pic tn MHC Ca'o1'.n.24a,33t. sts Edmond UN jjj Robert Qayrriond, 221 Fl' 11. Ucltra Luc, 3411, fill! 1'iercc,8arl,ara Ann, 'JM 33? Pierce. Cole Jon, 221, .557 p-r:tCr:,Gai1, 188, 329 Pierce GlermOunn1,,', jim thy Pierce Gordon R.1,nf0nd, 373 p'CfC1J..lnrrtr:S Cnllcl, 405 Pierce,Nanc-,'Gaye,31.1 Pierce, Richard, 3:39 Pierce, Dean Stanlrg-,i H. 15,3 Pierre, Don, 130 Pierson, Carol Ann, 3.50 Pierson, lrene U.,179,1HO ptcrson , Naomi, .135 Plulstlt, Judith Ann. 35-1, 5111 Ptler, Daryl Jo, 318 Piqage, Leo, 292 Patke, Wayne Phil, 443 Patrick, Patrick, Gerald James, 107, 109, 394 Robert Steven, 282, 440 Patrny, Vincent Jerry, 388 Patterso n, Barbara Jean, 284, 321 Patterson, Cynthia Jane, 330 Patterson, George Edwin, 225, 296, 393 Patterson, Jack Theodore, 298 Patterson, Norman Allan, 452 Patterson, Pat, 130 Patterson, Robert F., 459 Pattis, Howard Robert, 446 Patton, Arlene, 357 Patton, Catherine G., 512 Peter, Mary Kathryn, 277, 351 Peters, Barbara Jane, 284, 290, 351 Peters Car l William 378 Peters: Constance Kay, wa, 203, 322 Peters, Howard Gray, 165, 369 Peters, Joyce Maureen, 146, 152, 213, 315, 513 Peters, Linda June, 365 Peters, Richard William, 257, 382 Peters, Rollie Lee, 406 Petersen, Denis Beman, 450 Petersen, Jane Elizabeth, 280 Peterson, Carol Lynn, 211, 318 Peterson, ol Marie 318 Car , Peterson, Carolyn Marie, 226, 2-19, Patton, Ch arles Hatch, 580 Patton, Earl Dean, 248 277, 326 Peterson, Cynthia Ann, 323 Patton, Robert Sundin, 512 Patty, Richard Morris, 416 Paugh, Franklin John, 512 Paul, Barbara Ann, 228, 361 Paul, Faith Gloria, 294 Paul, John, 111 Pauletto, Anthony Joseph, 270 Paulius, lrene Liongina, 364, 512 Paull, Adrienne Sandra, 343, 512 Paulson, John Karl, 512 Pauly, Kathryn, 549 Pauly, Pat Leah, 340 Pavia, Mark Anthony, 512 Pavlovich, John Anthony, 373 Pawlak, Kenneth Frank, 393 Pawlow, Richard Steve, 450 Pawlowski, Thomas S., 439 Pawula, Kenneth John, 208, Paxton, Forrest M., Jr., 257, Payne, Barbara Jean, 334 Payne, Ellery Prof., 259 Payne, Harold Chester, 259, 292,512 Payne, Marcia Joan, 320 Payne, Nathalia E., 256. 341 Payne, Paul Edwin, 282, 298 Payne, William Frank. Jr., 450 Paynter, Robert Littell, 265 Peabody, George Howard, 512 Peak, Elmer Kenton, 383 Pearce, Harry W., 537 Pearman, Sara Jane, 330 Pearson, Beth Margaret, 344, 512 Peterson, Dale, 269 Peterson, David Edwin, 234, 513 Peterson, David Wendell, 452 Peterson, Dean Mason, 269, 420, 513 Peterson, Frank Fredrick, 428 Peterson, Gary Charles, 69, 238, 275, 432, 513 Peterson, Janet Loraine, 280, 327 Peterson, John Vincent, 262, 278 -852, 513 Peterson, John William, 430 Peterson, Judith Hurd, 359 Peterson, Karla Jean, 358 Peterson, Len, 373 Peterson, Lenord Algot, 242, 289, 513 Peterson, Leroy David, 427 Peterson, Marlene Ruth, 340 Peterson, Pat Rose, 360 Peterson, Penny Lou, 169, 286, 317 Peterson, Percy Horace, 452 Peterson, Phyllis Elaine, 226, 326 Peterson, Ralph Waldo, ll, 278 Peterson, Richard Austin, 381 Peterson, Robert Earnest, 378 Peterson, Robert George, 396 Peterson, Ronald Hokan, 389 Peterson, Ronald Gordon, 255 Peterson, Sonia Ragnhild, 252, 513 Peterson, Sybil Ruth, 329 Peterson, Dean Theodore B., 78 Peterson, Thomas Edward, 228, -143. 513 Peterson, Wayne Leo, 221, 268 Pearson, Dale Carl. 401 Pearson, Don C., 580 Pearson, Laurence Ralph, 185, 415 Pearson, Linnea Juanita, 255, 361 Pearson, Robert Edward 432 Pearson, Roland Oliver, 109, 455 Pearson, Sondra Luanne, 353 Wayne Edward, 255, 375 Peterson, William Edward, 452 Petke, Marilyn Joan, 227, 365 Petkus, Raymond Walter, 456 Petlicki, John Henry, 451 Petrik, Thomas George, 381 Petrowich, Richard B.,2-16,27-1. 275. Park, Ja ne Berry, 331, 512 Parker, Judson Floyd, 222,301,463 Parker, Katherine Jane, 303, 334 Parker, Loraine Joseph, 447 Parker, Parker, Parker, Parker, Parkes, Murray Ralph, 434 Nancy Kay, 284, 290, 332 Robert William, 246, 372 Richard Keith, 546 Steven Lewis, 403 Parkhurst, Elizabeth A., 319 Parks, Rodney Thomas, 443 Parks, Ronald Durham, 417, 512 Parmelee, Janet Mae, 344 Parmelee, Richard Paine, 251, 259, 512 Parnisari, Mario Robert, 435 Parochetti, James Victor, 274, 453 Parola, Jerry Frank, 109, 246 Parr, Lonnie Feron,111, 512 Parren, Joyce Frances, 338 Parrett, Ferol Margaret, 277 Parrllli, Patrick W., 436 Parrish, Diane Lou. 359 Pease, David Ward, Jr., 227, 383 Pease, George William, 405 Pease, Richard Parkinson, 221, 406 Peck, Daniel Dean, 221 Peck, Dean, 231 Peck, Don Owen, 459 Peckham, Harold Addison, 373 Peckrnan, Robert Albert, 429 Pecoraro, Joseph Kenneth, 447 Peden, Merle Francis, 512 Pedersen, Nils Norman, 254 Pedote, Matthew Alfred, 288, 413, 513 Peek, Levin Jasper, Jr., 513 Peelman, Harold Elmer, 440 Pehlke, Harold Richard, 396 Peifer, Clarence Richard, 451 Peirce, Leonard, 159 Pelekoudas, Constantine, 262 Pelekoudas, Lois Morrell, 262 Pelkey, Randall Thurston, 387 Pelkowski, Robert W., 236,374 Pellegrini, Ramon Thomas, 420 Pelzman, lona Arlene, 361 Pence, Judith Michael, 352 Penczek, Stephen Albert, 409 Penn, lna Lee, 358 Penn, John Francis, 254 Penniman, William David, 207, 396 Pennington, John William, 170, 171, 441 A55 Petrulis., George A., 412 Pettigrew, John C., 428 Pettingell, Diane P,,167,184 Petty, Warren, 562, 563 Anthony James, 225. 374 Petullo, Peyla, Thomas Louis, 58 Pfeifer, Robert Joseph' 228- 456 Pfeitter, Bruce Todd, 406 Pteiiter, Lyle Alfred, 272, 437 Pfeiffer, Robert Rolland. 239, 405 Pfortmiller, Kenneth, 549 Phar, Dennis James, 236, 275. 371 13 Phar, Philip Arthur. 69, 275' 371. 5 phebug, joseph William, 367 Phelps, Clotilde Yvonne, 167 169. 341 Phelps, Nedra Ann, 268, 282 Phnbtad, chan.,-5 L.,23-1,2-18.283, A6250 R' ti d 258 462 ' BF , , Philblad, James ic 229' 261, 276 Philhower, Peter Philip. ' 311 Philipp, Robert Donald, 450 Pihl, Bradlcy Gunnar, -SOO Plhl. Douglas Walter, 279, 299, -51:1 Pike, John Gilbert, lll, 279 Pilalaa, lrene, 357 Pilch, Mary Ann, 338 Pillen, Wayne Raynor, 235, 26-1, 513 Pilsner, Richard Euri-rue. 513 Pine, Harvey Stanford, .IO-S Pines, Gerald Marvin, -422 Pink, Michael Jay, .307 Ptrtlnslafl, Billy Gene 513 P,nnell,8ethartya-ine,185, 261, JIM, 513 -v Piigney, Don Ovid, 69, 238, 775. 371, 13 Pinney, Michael Craiqq, 39.2 Pinski, James Bernard, 576 Pinsky, Barbara Lois, 357 Pinz, George John, 513 Piorkowskt, Francis M., 51-2 Piotro.-rski, Phylliz C,, 28-2, 3-55. 51-t Piotrowslu, Ronafd S., 2-12.373, 51-Z Piovesan, Paul Anthony, -52-5 Piper, Carol Noel, 228, 356 Piper, Mary Kathryn, 271. 356, 51-2 Piper, RobertNei1, 225, 227, -13-2, 51 Piper, Thomas Clayton, 51-I Pippins, Emma Lots, 325 Pirani, Dr. Conrad L., 573 Pirman, Robert Leopold, -25-1 Pirnat, Ferdinand J., Jr., 51-1 Pirok, Darryl John, -S-29 Pirtlc, Paul Richard, 23-2, 391 Pislric, Robert Allan, -136 Piszck, Pamela Ann, 321 Pitcher, Eugene, 375 Pitcllra, Ruth Ann, 350 Pitner, Larry Joe, 277, 4-16 Pitney, Louis, Joseph, -153 Pittman, Raymond, Jr,, 253, 383, 51- Pitlmitrt, Vlrlliam Howard, -132 Pitton, Raymond Oscar, 255, -123 Placko, Jerry Sam, -156 Plan-iondon, Joseph A., T72 Platt, Michael Jay, -14-1 Player, Paul Edward, -512 Pleasant, Marilyn L., 255 Plocgcr, James Arthur, -138 Plous, Frederick Kort, Jr.. -552 Plume, Gatis, 51-5 Plummer, David George. 39-5 Pluth, John, Jr., 514 Poaq, Mary Alice, 358 Pochel, Claudette Marie. 277, 358 Pochman, Leroy Earl, 239, 456 Pococla, Fred Richard,-161 Pgdlqgak, Corinne E-1011. 361 Podlin, George John. 378 Podlin, Gerald Bernard, -219, 51-1 Poeschel, Robert Lez1re,259 Poggioli, Randall Etto, 268 Poguc, Doris Jean. 228, 278, 319 Pogue,Haro1d. 9-5 Pohn, Sheila, 2-20 Poh:-dorl, Richard,2-19 Pokorny, Margaret Marie, 211, 353 Polmorny, Robert Jozeph, -157 P0ai.o-.-.', Phyllis Eonrvc. 335 I Polan, Barbara Jean. 237, 33J Poltch,V'ctorJohn.1'-. -559 Poiizky, Bwroara Lynne, 358 P01 Pol 1, Sandra R,, 335 lad, Barbara Jane, 280, 351 Pollack, Frank Joseph. 261. 311.45 Polfac1',Jerr'r.-515r51'i Pollack, Susan Lee, 316 Po!la'd, Joyce Ceci1lr?.223 Pgllgrd, Patsy J0,362 Pollogb, Michael Lee, 405, -5-52 Philippson, Ernst Benno. 235 Phillips Bruce Alan. 424 Philli si Clarence Alois, 273 D Phillips, James Edward, 234, 288, 513 Phillips, Jon, Mrs., 255 Phillips, Jeart, 293 Phillips, John Patrick, 288, 513 Phillips, Margaret E., 243, 329 Polos r. L- -.-- Poiomglri, Ed.-.-ard Adam, 514 Polonsky, Su:af1,32-5 Polsrgnl Egbert Franklin, -100 Pglgtgn, Thomas Otho. -199 P0lteroc1r,Jerro1d, -5-55. 514 pcm-genie, Janet Jo, 327 Pomirko, Karen Vera 365 Pond, Coach Charles, 128, 129 Poneleit, Charles Gustav, 296, 453 Pontious, Frank Unwin, 396, 514 Ponton, Eldon Leo, 272 Pope, Michael Sylvester, 396 Popp, Joan Lois, 228, 361 Popper, Ronald Jay, 441, 514 Porges, Robert Irving, 407, 514 Port, Ronald Byron, 392 Porter, Charles Everett, 454 Porter, Douglas Roger, 280, 298 Porter, Karol Barbour, 322 Portschy, Donald William, 368 Portugais, Howard Lee, 422 Posada, Uldarico, 270, 438, 514 Poslosky, Maxine Marsha, 324 Posner, Phyllis Kay, 361 Posner, Sandra, 361 Posner, Sheila, 361 Pospisi l, Jerry, 549 Possehl, Raymond George, 448 Posselt, Stuart Loomis, 442 Post, Delbert Allan, 246, 459 Post, Roy Dale, 241 Postal, Barbara Lee, 362 Potter, Cheryl Ann, 252, 314 Potter, David Arthur, 447 Potter, Gene Ellsworth, 222, 371 Potter, Jessica Ann, 319, 514 Potter, Lela Marian, 206 Potter, Richard Palmer, 269, 514 Potter, Robert James, 449 Potter, Robert Nathan, 236 Potter, Ross Thomas, 373, 514 Potter, Roy Jefferson, 375 Potts, Mary Sue, 211, 327 Potts, Sandra Lou, 330 Poulos, Ellen Marie, 345 Pound, Joseph Howsmon, 514 Poxon, Powell, Byron Monroe, 270 Powell, David Franklin, 408, 514 Powell, Powell, Powell, Powell Edward George, 400 John Roger, 580 Phyllis Mae, 318 Ra mond Russell 447 I Y I Power, Paul Maurice, 228, 412 Powers, Ellen Caryl, 323 Powers , James Joseph, 267 Powley, Joseph Earl, 385 Clarence, 240 Rathe John Harlan Pozzi, Victor John, Jr., 437 Pracek, Robert, 107 Prachar, Jean Rae, 237, 298, 354 Prainito, Salvatore, 445 Prasse, Charlene Ellice, 351, 514 Prather, Nell Rose, 332 Prather, Royace Houston, 390 Pratt, Frederick William, 288, 514 Pratt, Howard George, 367 Pratt, Joan Dell, 321 Prebish, Ronald Floyd, 403 Prell, James Allen, 296, 428 Prentiss, Paul H., Jr., 159, 165, 375 Prescott, David Edward, 410 Pressman, Marcia E., 335 Preston, Norene Anne, 344 Preves, David Alan, 434 Price, Ada Kathryn, 352 Price, Anne Marie, 271, 288, 365 Price, George Edward, 294, 458 Price, Robert Allen, 244, 533 Prieto, Santos Uladislao, 270, 440 Prikockis, Vidmant Jr., 440 Prillaman, Susan Nell, 317, 514 Primmer, Ronald Raymond, 412 Primrose, Dale, 294 Pritam, Bebe Idyl, 364 Pritikin, James Barton, 257, 398 Probst, Catherine, 587 Proctor, Patricia S., 514 Proctor, William Howard, 278, 292, 515 Prodehl, Richard Bernard, 262, 448 Proeh, Victor, 392 Proehl, Paul, 270 Prohm, Shirley Jean, 337 Prosser, Lamar McFadden, 190 Provart, Bonnie Flodine, 347 Provart, Richard Wayne, 268, 515 Pruitt, Beverly Ann, 228, 325 Pschorr, Helene, 549 Ptacek, Charles Edward, 446 Puariea, Jack Wayne, 241 Puchalski, Donald Joseph, 239, 456 Puchkoft, Berenice Sara, 357 Pucker, Sharon Beth, 237, 335 Pugh, Charles Everett, Jr., 395 Pugh, Jane Ellen, 314 Pugsley, Larry Gene, 369 Pulford, Artemus William, 296 Pulley, Marilyn Rose, 317 Pulliam, Virgil Donald, 387, 450 Pullman, Barbara Maria, 363, 515 Puls, Joan, 546 Punzak, John Marvin, 454 Purdy, Richard Walter, 443 Purdy, William Michael, 420 Purze, J Pusanik Putman erome, 370 , Robert Joseph, 515 , Terry Ralph, 281, 448, 515 Putnam, Russell Lewis, 416 Putnam, Warren Merritt, 456 Putt, Jo Ellen, 277, 347 Putze, Marvin Dale, 452 644 Pyatt, Roger Allen, 253, 259, 301 Pyfer, Harlow Beniamin, 417 Quackenbush, Sally Diane, 329 Quade, Gerald Lee, 436 Quayle, Bruce Joseph, 384 Quehl, William John, 451 Querns, Paul Edward, 281, 515 Quest, Donald Oliver, 198, 220, 390 Quinci, Pauline Jeanette, 363, 515 Quinn, Laura Eleanor, 286, 334 Quinn, Roger D., 580 Quintas, Ted Steve, 265 Quirini, Tony Michael, 204, 427 R Religious O1'ganiz:1tior1s,293 Rho Chi, 550 Roger Wagrier Chorale, 199 Roojah, -L60 Rabideau, Peter, 549 Rabin, Gilbert, 549 Rabin, Louise Robison, 332 Rabin, Rosanne, 316 Rabun, Ted Morris, 238 Racek, Eugene Richard, 411 Racine, Norman Hugh, 270 Rackles, Seymore, 398 Rackow, John Louis, 406 Racster, Ronald Leon, 273 Radavicius, Edmund, 440 Radecke, William Buckley, 294, 424 Radel, Richard Raymond, 265 Radell, Richard Malcolm, 278 Rademacher, David Ray, 156, 255, 408 Rademacher, Lon Dietrig, 239, 261, 309, 31 1, 408 Raden, James Burton, 392 Rader, Gerry Anna, 167, 168, 169, 327, 515 Rader, Lynne Diane, 146, 332 Radin, Steven David, 392 Radis, Frances Charlene, 358 Radis, Orrin Keith, 398 Radtke, Robert Paul, 221, 420 Rae, Dorothy, 66 Raftel, Jerrold Morse, 452 Rafferty, Mary Kathleen, 249, 365, 515 Ragan, Ollie Francis, 282 Rae, Dorothy, 66 Ragin, Bett, 335 Ragins, Daniel Beniamin, 398 Ragusa, James Michael, 456 Raheia, Dev Rai, 287 Rahman, A K M Mahboobur, 435 Raia, Louis Joseph, 580 Raiman, Harold G., 546 Rainbolt, Jerry Ray, 260 Rainey, Albert Richard, 223, 411 Raith, Mrs., 338 Raigho, D. 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Sells, Sandra Stewart, 265, J-I Sernanczult, Helen, 235' I 59111913 113111 5dY'a'1' 712: I z' Semerdiian, Louisa 1-ayww-L53 Semmelman, Andfw AM' 4' ' Semrad, Nancy Joan, 361, Sendera,Arlene LOUISE ff, 11 Senior, Robert Arthur, 1.11 U Sennello, Lawrence 1., 419, EL' Senti, Neal Clinton, A51 Sentman, Johnllggrry, 157 Senlman, ee, September, Frank Chester. 261 Serafin, Judith Mae, 228, 323 Serclr, Arthur Amster, 392 Seright, Joan, 331 I 270 c A594 Leonard, .576 Serowiecki, Daniel Norbert, 54' , ert John, .1 Selson Rob 20 1, 264, 27 Ph ll' Dale, 373 ls' M' Richard 265 Lloyd 258 laura Oger, Pau M8116 Riva, 51apllo'l1'ih1el' 407 1ll1l5irgl pormanf 581 sl11l1irolSaul Charles sh.,,,,,g, ?'1'fPhilliQ Sha, ' 0111 Ka l Sh er, Rock Ha Y, 33 arp, Barham 21109 Simpson, Leslie Philip, 231, 397 Semerdiia 5, Elmer A hEuge,,e,'l19gr. 268 ilennefh 175 olland date 4 1lBf1lSY EClWgrd62 . r, Barry' 549 , 293 r, PFOF, F- E. art, James H'owa d Ver, David Mario' , 458 ver, James L, 4011, 435 gllnarlene Jangti 363 D und Adcogk 5,9 ean Isaac, 556, ACE1f1,33O ' 8919 F. 1, Jamesi5lgn1r54?92 , fvohn Yale, Jr., 215373 , ary LOui5e 206 54343 ' I , 36 1, Babetle L 3 i 'il B . -, 35 Wtiiimtiiiiiraii t, . , B0 B Tet' Mllfonl I Phiii Da - i, Risen, 257. sas rf anC r, CarolySl,?nj5g95, 327 an' MY 'a Joy 359 awfenfe B-, 220 Freeman, 417 M916 Joseph. 519 ff, Alan John, 230 ff, Hilde d ar, Jane gi1ice,Eff5?384' 338 ' Judith R., 223 319 er, howell J,, 446' ff, aym d L H, Robefing, jog, 280, 368 br, Ronald R,, 448 rgef Leah, 237, 326 if -lUdY Lynn, 361 , Barbara Jean, 193, 234 237 .r, , Richard Geor e 39 , Stephen Edwgrd, 536519 ', Wtlltam Lorenz, 263 ef, Suzanne Joy, 288 Peter Frank, 225, 227 5,9 Janice Roeth, 293 ' , Carl Jacob , Jr., 293 tan, Robert, 203, 287 Carol Ann, 333 n, David Bernard, 156,392 11, Lyle Edward, 392 Bruce Sherwood, 414 Donald P., 546 Finis William, 229, 263, 263, Fred J., 580 James, 546 Louise Marie, 242, 337, 519 Patricia Marion, 297, 350 Peter Jeremy, 452 Robert John, 397 Suzanne B., 519 Walter Joseph, 519 Linda Louise, 326 her, Mary, 145 .er, Jean Marie, 284 t, Alan Merrill, 403, 519 t, Daniel Robert, 220 Lonnie Ray, 220, 412 Mary Ann, 146 , Joan Carolyn, 228, 340 , Rosemary, 234, 300, 347 , Sandy, 519 David Charles, 171, 367, 443 Mildred Sylvia, 361 Sandra Diane, 226, 296, 314 es, E. Douglas, Jr., 267, 424 Nancy Amelia, 357 t, Vesta Arlene, 352 Arthur Warren, 265 Cynthia Lynn, 361 Dennis Lee, 407 Z, if r -, Et' is in B., 328 r, FriaZr?k eG.,Ji..123,127i139' 1, Hervey Melvin, 404 Herbert Milton, 519 -I I ' g, 164 i, Jb1QllPrestori, 422 1, Judith Harriet, 357 Michael, 404 Pdi,t,,i54 7 ,ABI if Richard Harold, 14 1 69 1, Roberta Ann, 3611150 1, Selwyn Bernard, 1, Sheldon D-, 592 1, Spencegglgu 51 , Sylvia, iburt, Brenda M-,557 , RichardfJC'gl'tI'1i 2266 lose, Pro . BU' 5,1 372 519 I , Richard AA, 2 f 'I :g7?Nilliam E- C-r 262' M8 ,, William C., 411 Eaeaiiice f-1'1n'5iiis sea 519 is N1ariaJaI'1e,1 ' ' 2eor9e Wescot, 292 J . 22 annie Af1f1fLfOQ,i34, 379 I Russe , Zigi Russel Bi, 519 T-,es Victor, 533 e Bob, 380 bn Melton, 746 , J epti, tao, 284 Ziiii, til.. c.. ii.. 287 SC0l1r , Scott, M5 'V' Scott, Marv, Lloyd William, 220 tt Bradley, 215, 254 549 Scott, NanCY, 353: 519 Sharp, James Franklin 1 420, 520 . 56, 260, 292, Sharpe, Geraldine S., 316 5115Sl10Ua, Roger Samuel, 426 Shattuck, Charles, 190, 284 SDBVCF, Melvin Dempster, 384 Sieoel. Willard Edtnest, 437, 520 Sfevefsr Richafd Wayne. 253 254 SQGVEVS, Robert Eugene, 431.2332 5'f10fd. Dc-an Calvin S,, 57, 17O 177, 441 ' Sittermann, Walter F,, j,,, 355 Silt-nigia, 521 Silcttiqia, Sloctlur-d, Ft'-ce fi' ine, 234, 343. 35,3 Crr:Ctigc X't'a,ne, 25.3, 412 5114'Ut1LCt.,itc, 314 Slold Fla 5,Hatr1tlturt ljs- 453 Stole-1. 8wtCtiatti-1. 3122. sit p J ne, 361 Sion' Riizlit Edward, 236 gigiif Robert waiter, 280, 295, 441 scott, William A.. iii, 428. 549 Scotti, Joseph Ralph, 273 'll, H' rn, 323 Sggiiille, Crliarlotte Ann, 211, 228, 314 , M ret Jean, 270 Szigialisrllobgiigihomas, 265, 289, 410 Seaberg, Arnold Folke, 267 geagtave, Ed Osborne, 236 Shaver, Robert William, 391 Shaw, Audrey Gayle, 318 Shaw, Christina Marie, 323 Shaw, Leland George, 373 Shaw, Robert James, 440 Shaw, William Edwin, 265, 285 511aY141n, Joy lnez, 328 Shea, John Bernard, 520 Sheaffer, Dean Robert, 416 Sheahen, Patricia Louise. 237, 252, 327 Shearing, Sheba, Ca George, 196, 200 rol Susan, 317 58, 166, 5 ' , Donna Lucille, 175 Sigirglirances Ann, 345 Sears, Willi am Dean, 456 cott Lee 242 , S , Szgircery, John Arnold, 236 Sebesta, John Joseph, 447 Sebreny, Adriene Terry, 361 Sechrest, A rt, 206 Sechrest, Henry Arthur, 271, 519 Sedgwick, Arthur Dean, 234 See, James Richard, 224, 389 Seed, Barbara, 167, 269, 326, 519 Seef, Michael Dan, 455 Seegall, Judy Sue, 358 Seegren, Sandra Jean. 342 Segal, Lew Segall, Joe is lrwtn, 392 I Alan, 281, 519 Segall, Mort Allan, 414 Seiberling, David Henry, 406 Sheck, Roslyn Ann, 256, 328 Shederew, 549 Sheedy, Ronald Timothy, 278 Sheehan, Patrick Joseph, 224, 225, 380 Sheim, Eugene Albert, 262, 450 Shelby, William Larry, 379 Sheldon, James Stewart, 270 Sheldon, Dean Miriam A., 64, 160 Sheley, Franklin Eugene, 408 Shelley, William Edward, 399 Shellow, Roy Alan, 404, 424 Shelton, Mary Sue, 342, 520 Shemik, Ralph Theodore, 442 Shenfish, Kenneth Leroy, 427 Shepard, Harvey Kenneth, 444 Shepard, John D., 428 Sher, George Charles, 298, 416 Sher, Michael Neil, 457 Seibert, Charles Edward, 580 Seibert, Scott Enloe, 402 Seibold, Charles Fred, 292, 309, 311, 519 Seiler, Daniel John, 147, 156, 160, 162, 164, 167, 248, 391 Seiler, Virginia Carolyn, 234, 237, 284, 299, 347 Seiller, Barry Leonard, 476 Seiller, Bill, 135 Seizinger, Howard W., 299, 376 Sekyra, Francis, lll, 427 Selinger, Donald Ray, 390 Sellards, Rev. Lyle, 296 Sellers, Alwilda Adele, 268, 353, 520 Sellers, George Joseph, 368 Sellmyer, David Julian, 383 Sells, Sandra Stewart, 268, 347 Semanczuk, Helen, 255 Semer, Barry Edward, 414 rry Joel, 370 Shere, Ba Sherer, Beverly, 361 Sherer, D oris Lee, 284, 352 Sheridan, Peter James, 176, 520 Sheridan, Simon Raoul, 258, 427 Sheridan Terry Wilson, 399 Sherman: Charlene Tob , 335 Sherman, Y David Rubin, 422 Sherman, Edward Owen, Jr., 432 Sherman, Elona Sue, 359 Sherman, Frederick W., 428 Sherman, Gerald J., 392, 520 Sherman, Harvey Steven, 439 Sherman, Michael Edward, 279 Sherman 520 Sherman Sherman , Richard James, 172, 234, Rodney Clarke, 255, 416 f Sandra sue, 323, 520 Sherwin, Deanne, 324 Shettron, Carolyn Judith, 364 519610, Merwin Kenneth, 254, 262 Stgband, Daniel John, 156, 158, 246, 392 Sigband, Michael, 587 Sfgmaft. Brenda Louise, 357 Stgoloft, Allen Louis, 268, 422 Sigrist, Richard Donald, 439 Sikora, Jeanette Catherine, 545 Silver, Gerald, 414 Silver, Jay Leonard, 407 Silver, Marlene Sarice, 346 Silver, Warren, 449 Silverberg, Gerald, 254, 445 Silverglade, Lee, 562, 563 Silverman, Gary Wayne, 373 Silverman, Gerald Irwin, 135, 404, 450 Silverman, Paula Lee, 260, 344, 521 Silverstein, Beverly J., 324 Silverstein, Frank, 403 Silverstein, Gerald Ellis. 581 Silverstein, Norman S., 24't Silverstone 370, 441 Simak, Margaret Lorraine, 252, 363, 5 1 Simantel, Milton Eugene, 406,521 Simborg, Donald Warren, 159, 165, 422 Sime, Claude Irvin, 560, 563 Simmonds, Lesley Hale, 290. 323, Simmons, Harry Dady, Jr., 220, 245, 261, 443 Simmons, Jean Ann, 290, 357 Simmons, Larry Lee, 438 Simmons, Walter A., lll, 378 Simmons, William Ray, 231, 420 Simon, Beniamin Ned, 415 Simon, Charles James, 427 Simon, rrol Leo 457 E , Simon, Howard David, 403 Simon Simon ,Judith Elaine, 357 , Karl Andreas, 521 Simon, Kurt William, 453 Simon, Lewis Bryant, 220, 370 Simon, Richard Alan, 389 Simon, Ruthsheila, 349 Simon, Shelley lra, 403 Simonson, Judith, 586, 595 ,Abbey A., 135, 137, tu, Shtbla lslartP.'.ic1tar-1 .L57 SL,fOd:l,JO1th Car1,:122 Skutmz, Joteptt r.-..1ii,,t,53t Skuhtzr, Patrice Maritg, 333 Sltvierskt, Arthur P,-t.,,, 449 S1acl,Charlt:sE., ltt,.:5.3 S1ana,l.autcn:vJo:cg-ti 427 Slar1c,tCr.-nnethR.t-y, 521 Slarttnktt.1horrt.5gFy,,ftL,' 45,5 Slapltauxkat Aligirttattm, 257 Slater, Gene Notnisn, 45.9 Slayrtmn, Martlta E'-rl',tt, 336 S1-dw. Garee A-,'id,i, ut, 224, 335, 393. 521 Slilcr, Jamct, Crawford 225.251 ,ggf S10-tn. James Edward, 45? Sloas, Margaret Ellen, 317 510Cum.Clyde.2.i0 Slorttttt,Judittt,3.18 Sl0tntkofl, Judith Ray, 3-61 Slovacck, Jeanne Matte, 357 Sluts. John Peter,-156 Slutktn. Gene Norman, -S15 S1utsky,Ettabclle, 3-56. 521 51U1l1'-10. Sandra Mac, 361 Slull1ty,Jo4.-1, -115 Small, Barbara Janet, 320 Small,Mart1yn, Joyfc, 352 Smalley, Webster, 195, 28-t Srttallwood, Donald Lee, 238,26-1, 275. 371 Smart, Jesse Ray, 296 Srnilgis, Ruth Jottrptttne, 361 Smith, Arnold Ray, 402 Smith, Arthur Vernon, 546 Smith, Barbara Sue, 342 Smith, 8cry1Gctaldine. 204. 3513 Smith, Buan Baskel. Jr., 295, 297 Smith, Carol JO. 329 Smith, Charles Asbury, 220 Smith, Charlet W., Jr., -35-t Smith, Charlotte Rita, 360 Smith, Clyde Corbin, 281, 521 Smith, Clyde Frank, 260 Smith, Dale Arnold, 241, 296. 331 Smith, David Foster, 270 Smith, David Morrison, -2.14 Smith, Dcalton,Jarnr:s,-1-il, 521 Smith, Don lhurlow, 263. 26-5, 268 Stnith, Donald Byron, 521 Smith, Donald Det-:ard -128 n, Louisa May, 354, 520 Semrnelman, Andrew Alan, 270 Semrad, Nancy Joan, 361 Sendera, Arlene Louise. 233, 331, 339 Senior, Robert Arthur, 437 Sennello, Lawrence T., 419, 520 Senti, Neal Clinton, 451 Sentman, John Harry, 457 Sentman, Lee, 135 September, Frank Chester, 264, 458 Serafin, Judith Mae, 228, 320 Serck, Arthur Amster, 392 Seright, Joan, 331 Serowiecki, Daniel Norbert, 546 Serson, Robert John, 420 Servin, Jorge Eduardo, 520 Sestak, Edward, 406 Setchell, Neal Howard, 264, 274, 386 Sethe, L. R., 287 Senlly, John, 442 Sewell, Robert Harold, 576 SQXTOY1, Earl Reginald, 428 Sexton, Grace, 222 Sexton, Haskell, 222 Seybold, James Edward, 171 , 273, 444 Seyferth, Horst Rudolf, 228, 280, 436 Seymour, John Jacob, 278, 428 5eYmour, Prof. Robert, 71 Shabat, Richard Gary, 370 Shack, Carol, 299 Shaiiklef, Susan Phyllis, 242, 348 Shafernak, Dale, 373 Shaft, Arthur Richard, 265 5ha11ef.John Eugene, 433, 520 Shatter. Leslie Lloyd D., zaa Shaaam. Mariana Enid, 357 Shallif, Charles Hershel, 414 511509, Martha Sallie, 328 Shanklin Shanklin ,James Allen, 461 R0 er Walter 461 520 1 ,9 , , 511311112 David James, 270 Shanks, Laura Carol, 359 511311112 R0ger, 265 Shannab arger, Judith L., 228 Shannon, Susan Eloise, 352 Shanoft, Shanvet Stuart Paul, 407 Eileen Sue 333 Shapiro: Beryl, 361 I Shaplw, Cydnie Anne, 324 Shaplffl, Cyna Sara, 297 Shapiro, Donna May, 215, 334 Shapiro. Edwin Henry, 415 Sha tro Francine Carol, 520 D . Shapiro, James Joseph, 455 511HP'f0.Matcid Rita, 324, 345, 520 Shapiro, Michael, 407 Shapiro, Norman, 581 S1'1aP'1'0, Paul Charles, 422 Shapiro Stuart Phillip 165, 415 Shapkoff, Toni Kay, 331 Sharer, Rock Hap, 109 Sharp, Barbara Jean, 340 Shewmaker, Robert Eugene, 424 Shideler, Prof. E. H., 160 Shields, George Edward, 427 Shildneck, Keith Robert, 458 Shinall, Christopher E., 429 Shinsato, David Koichi, 277, 426 Shipka, Ronald Bruce, 135, 137, 304, 412, 520 Shipman, Judith Ann, 345, 520 Shipp, Nancy Jane, 353 Shissler, Robert George, 147, 393 Shive, Virginia G., 228, 344 Shively, James William, 520 Shlens, Diane Schwartz, 520 Shmikler, Reva Leah, 316 Shobe, Max Leon, 263 Shoemaker, Danner Martin, 381 Shoemaker, Richard L., 383 Shoemaker, Ronald E., 448 Shofilman, Judi Ann, 360 Shooter, Alice Lorraine, 174, 185, 277, 280, 298, 347 Shoger, Laverne Karl, 459 Sholes, Charles, Jr., 562, 563 Shook, Eleanor, 252. 362. 520 Shorb, Diana Jane, 211, 334 Short, Stanley Delbert, 447 Shorvitz, David, 407 Shotliff, James Edward, 243, 385 Shotton, John Arnold, Jr., 453 Shotts, L. D., 455 Shouse, Evelyn Joann, 338 Showley, Larry Gene, 225, 411 Shrader, Gerald, 549 Shrader, Larry Ash, 416 Shrikant, Manesh L., 287 Shrivastava, Raghunandan, 265 Shriver, Gerald Lee, 193, 225, 367 Shrunk, Gary, 432 Shulman, Dorene, 348 Shuman, Milford P., 582 Shuman, Paul Edward, 263, 386, 520 Shunick, David Kirley, 391 Shure, Myrna Beth, 335, 523 Shurtz, Mary Ann, 331, 520 Shwachman, Benl5f1'11 1r 545 Sick, Flora Jane, 237, 313 Siddens,SallyJoseD1'11f1et351 Sidell, David M., 415 Sider, Judith Sue, 333 ' , M A th , 422 Sidonj yroli Rirchaiid 267 423 520 Si-dor, osep , 1:16, 150, 2,21 255' Stebert, Mary ElISE, 331, 520 Siegel, Bernard, 587 Siegel, JOS-6911, 537 Siegel, Michael Burt, 407 Siegefl, Philip 1W155f M6 Siegert, Robert F., 4161 520 Siegrist, Keren Lee, 322 Smith, Donald Earl, 521 Simps on, Marilyn Kay, 360, 521 Sims, Clarence Albert, 250 Sims, Elson, 460 Sims Ferman, Wayne. 241, 521 Simsi Joseph Ernest, 459 Sims, Sincla Sincla Melvin Reginald, 269 ir, Gerald Francis, 425 ir Harold Ra mond, 462, 521 , Y Sinder, Carl Joseph. 399 Singar, O. P. S., 287 Singer, Carol, 256,315 Singer, Carol Ann, 358 Singer, Esther Lee Joyce, 324 Singer, Irwin Lloyd, 370 Singer, Joyce Gail, 324 Singer, Lynn, 328 Singer Merle Joan, 343 Singe ri Nancy Rita, 357 Singerrnan, Joyce Dianne, 357 Singh, Dwarika, 287 Singh, Laxman, 287 Singh, Raiinder. 287 Singh, Zile, 287 Singletary, Bucklev A100-434 Singletary, Donald Lee, 244, 461. 533 Sinqman, Nancy Ar1n.349 ' . 295, 444 Stnkler. Max Dee. 220 Sinks, Kayetta, 256, 296 Sinton, Howard Stuart, 370 Sipiora, Phillip Frank, 451 Sipos, Laszlo. 419 Sipp, Robert Earl, 275, 437 Sippel. Kathleen lnez, 361 Sirac, Edward. 549 Sirbek, Harold Jay, 442 Sirinsky, Howard Marvin. 450 Sirota, Stuart Crandall. 392 Sisk, Margaret Ann, 146, 227, 290' 318, 521 Sissing, Gordon Lee, 222, 246 Sinaro, Albegt LSUEJS, 397 Sitterly, Gar a. 4 Sittnick, Dona'd Frank, 420 Siostrom, Karin Esther, 327 Skaare, Janet Marie, 361 Skadberg, Alan Dean, 377 Skadden, D0nB1d,235 Skaggs, William Brock. 400 Ska1a.JoseD11 Eaflf 457 , I Skarshaug, Robert Eugene. 4-4, 52 Skeen.LYf1n Ann' 336 SkibelI,BBY10 He1ef1, 357 - 54 tlbred, Carl Oscar. 4 Skiles, Martha Harmon, 269, 288, 343 Skinner, James Sianf0fd,2-19 Skinner, jerry Ellis, 270 Skinner, Samuel Knox, 401 I8 Skipworth, A111919 Gene' A Smith, Donald Howard, 221 Smith, Donald Leo, -159, 521 Smith, Donald Lynn, 37-1 Smith, Ernest Euquntr. -500 Smith, Eugenia Suc.19b, 234, 737. 353 Smith, Franklin Bc-ntantttt, 254 Smith, Frederic George. 283 Smith, Gaylloyd Edward, 261, -152 Smith, Gene Eldridge, 24-1. 393, -228 Smith, George Arthur. 521 Smith, George Franklin, 374, 521 Smith, George lra, 276. 417 Y Smith, Harold Dean, Jr., 266. -137 Smith, Harriett, Ann, 3-25 Smith, Harold, 549 Smith, Capt. James, 2-i-1 Smith, James Lawrence, 111. 269. 251. 299, 436, 521 Smith, Janice, 69 Smith, Janna Ellyn. 211, 237. 337 Smith, John Landdtrnrgr, 2-16. 389 Smith, John Thomas, -1-10 Smith, Joseph Dixon, 239 Smith, Judith Su'anni:, 222 31-1. 521 Smith, Karen Elizabrrt1i.333 339 Smith, Karen tiathalevrt 750 Swith, Kathleen Carol. 360 Smith, Kenneth Brute, 271 Smith, Kenneth Ho.-:ard 2-1-Z 39-5, 453 Smith, Kenneth Leslie, 268, 357 Smith,KCt1l Ernest. 225.-1-1-1 Smith, La.-rrcnce Antho'1t'.223 Smith, Lai.-,fence James, 335 Smith, Louis John, -25-2 Smith, Lyle David. -1-50 Smitl'1,Mrs., 328 Smith, Marcia Laurel. 3-53 th f' Sm- . iiarqarclf-ftf1.256 Smith, Mary Ann, 326, 521 Smith,MaryLYf1V'1. 351 A Smith, Mary Mtldrerl. 223. A9 Smith, Melvin 931, 169 Sr-nith, Norman 1 4Cf1 r'. 1-7-5. 1-W-155 196, 261, 311, 377 Smith, Phat-rv. 208. 521 Smith, Randall'-'-CCf111'1. 279 I, Smith, Rebecca Ann, 228 195. 3511 Smith, Richard Erjw.-xrcl, 373. -5-55 Smith' Richard Kennr:111.25'5 sfniiti, Richard 9-t't'f'1'31'i'4-'nl Smith, Robert Allen. 37-5 Smith, Robert SHOW 357-,522 s,nith,rzdeettKc-01221, Ji? Smith, Robert Lee. -17? Smith,Robcr191ChH'd-522 5mith,Po1:cttT,,2E1,'J k I , K.. RQ55.'.'itllgr,17l,2'31.-51.Ji- Smith, Smith, Roy Ed.-.-ard. -555 Smith, Russell Gf:s'Q'2, 13? Smith,Sa1ly,182. 237. 293, 331 Smnhv 5a,,,,.J,,t 5-,mt-nn, 427, S12 647 Smith, Sandra Lynne, 357 Smith, Steven Roy, 426 Smith, Sylvia Carolyn, 353, 522 Smith, Ted Fred, 236, 280, 382 Smith, Teddy Joe, 375, 522 Smith, Thomas Frederick, 234, 420 Smith, 522 Virginia May, 210, 331, 339, Smith, William, 549 Smith, William John Dee, 433 Smock, Jimmie Earl, 166, 380 Smolenski, Robert Joseph, 281 Smulevitz, Howard Melvin, 254, 444 Snader, Jack Ross, 288 Snazelle, Richard W., 438 Snetsinger, Robert John, 262 Snip, Gerald George, 221 Snitovsky, Norman, 254, 522 Snively, Jerry Lyle, 434 Snodgrass, Dick Pryce, 238, 274, 386 Snopko, Robert, 428 Snow, Edwin Fawcett, 147, 163, 245, 269, 280, 382, 522 Snow, James Todd, 382 Snow, Robert Adrian, 409 Snow, Russell Yates, 581 Snowden, David Lynn, 280, 522 Snyder Carol Lynn, 351 Snyder: Donna Lynn, 136 Snyder, Edward Thaddeus, 221, 382 Snyder, Joyce Lynne, 522 Snyder, Larry L., 184, 417 Snyder, Richard Hanford, 222, 264, 522 Snyder Robert 440 Snyders, Bonita Loene, 284, 361 Snyders, Eugene Raphael, 244 Sobiesk, Norman Michael, 278, 439 Soble, Lawrence W., 547 Soble, Peter Michael, 403 Soeldner, Willibald A., 456 Sognefest, Ann Claire, 146, 252, 283, 320, 522 Sohn, Richard Jay, 445 Sokol, Norton, 587 Sokol, Rochelle Koeberlein, 600 Solan, David Saul, 455 Solberg, Bruce D., 444 Q-HJ Solik, Alexe, 581 X sam, Keith, 414 5 Solomon, Alvin Arnold, 207, 424, 522 Solomon, Gail, 215, 361 Solomon, Heddie Lee, 361 Solomon, Martha Jean. 198, 237, 321 Solomon, Ruth Rae, 237, 349 Solomon, Samuel, 444, 522 Soldway, Harry, 587 Somers, Leebert Hamill, 239 Somers, Robert Arthur, 424 Somer, Charles Allan, 420 Sommerfeld, Carla Joyce, 296, 342 Sommerfeld, Donald A., 301, 311, 376, 522 Sommerfeld, Gayle B., 522 Stewartl David Larry, 144, 377 Sommerville, Donald J., 409 Songer, Lynda Lou, 215, 332 Songtis, Prasert, 442 Sonnemaker, Earl Henry, 522 Sonneman, Ronald David, 248, 522 Sonnemann, Elizabeth Ann, 359 Sons, Nancy Torma, 595 Soohoo, Calvin Franklin, 277 Sooles, Eugene, 270 Sorensen, Alwin Hans, 253, 421, 522 Sorkin Sorensen, Keith Lee, 412 Sorensen, Kenneth Ray, 211, 385 Sorensen, Patricia, 299, 337, 522 Sorenson, Larry Leonard, 445 Melvin Harve 270 Stickel, Kenneth Alfred, 262, 271 , 438 Sun, Paul Liter, fu 1 Y, Sorrells, Linda Mary, 284, 332 Sorrells, Thomas Edward, 235, 264, 399 Sowman, Paul, 63 Sotir, Charles George, 254 Soto, Alfredo, 270 Soto, Heraldo, 270 Soto, Maldonado Alfredo, 457 Soucie, Yolanda Joy, 175, 354 Souder, Mariorie, 284 Soukup, Vicki Jo, 220, 256, 336 Soule, Prof. Donald, 271, 273 Sovereign, Michael G., 462 Sowerby, Bryan, 432 Sowers, Jacqueline Lee, 334 Spachman, James Joseph, 410 Spackman, James William, 397 Spadaro, Joseph Anthony, 457 Spader, Wayne Walter, 273 Spagat, Martin P., 392 Spaide, Joanne Kay, 277, 351 Spamer, Ronald Fred, 249 Spangernacher, Constance, 320, 522 Spangler, Alan Phelps, 522 Spangler, Kenneth Lee, 299, 380 Sparks, Douglass Leon, 182, 230, 367 Spartin, Joy Cecilia, 351 Spatny, Donald Edward, 381 Spatz, Judith Anne, 353 Spatz, Ronald Edward, 431, 522 Spaulding, Sharon Lynn, 243, 342 Spaulding, William James, 280, 412 Specht, Chris L., 428 Spear, Stephen, 375 Spears, Fred Ronayne, 262, 385 Speckman, Ray Arthur, Jr., 241, 272 Speckmann, Karl, 298 Spector, Judy Paula, 316 Speed, Judith Dawn, 227 Speers, Carol June, 327 Speers, Jane Carol, 339 Spees, Carolyn Lee, 268, 342 648 Spellman, John Lucian, 456 Spenney, Jerry Gorton, 413 Sperling, Suzanne, 335 Spero, Gail Lois, 256, 328 Spero, Judy Nan, 268, 348 Speth, Robert Neal, 225, 412, 522 Spielman, Dean Gordon, 428 Spillman, Charles K., 268, 461 Spira, Richard Stuart, 244 Spira, Sherwin, 246 Spitzer, Ronald Arns, 278 Spitzer, Sandra Jean, 293, 350 Spitzer, Sandra Lee, 355 Spraetz, Robert Arnold, 411, 522 Sprague, Kent, 126, 127 Sprague, Ronald Kay, 283 Sprankel, Charlene, 297 Spratler, Leonard Carl, 462 Sprehe, Margaret Ann, 252 Spriggs, Sharon, 352 Spring, Jack Lee, 273, 447 Sprinkling, Ray, 522 Sproul, John, 549 Sprowl, Charles Riggs, Jr., 298, 452 Spry, Robert James, 442 Spunar, Stephen Cassius, 418 Squeteri, Emil, 255, 395 Squides, Robert Reginald, 400 Srinath, Mandyam Dhati, 287 Srivastava, Onkar Singh, 287, 523 Srokowski, Edith Diane, 523 Sronce, Mary Ellen, 523 Stablin, Andrea, 343 Stablein, Ronald Dean, 269, 523 Stacell, Nelda Lou, 336 Stacey, David Howe, 249, 445 Stach, William Frank, 448 Stachniak, Joseph J., 560, 563 Stack, Richard Joseph, 417 Stackhouse, Carole Kay, 146, 197, 285, 321 Stacy, Charles H., 384 Stader, Judith Garland, 345 Stadlin, Andrea Grace, 228 Stadwiser, J. Bruce, 446, 523 Staes, James Paul, 184, 185, 384 Stafford, Bruce Thomas, 450 Stafford, Dean Edward, 64, 66, 160 Stattord, Jerry Thomas, 246 Stafford, Richard Alvin, 409 Stahl, Laurie Allen, 382 Stahl, Ross Nels, 396 Stahly, Mrs., 347 Staif, James Emanual, 378, 446 Stainton, Laurence P., 374, 523 Stake, Mariia Audrone, 523 Staley, Seward C., 86, 249 Stamer, Peggy Ann, 169, 337, 523 Stanaitis, Daila Theresa, 343 Stancik, Robert, 549 Standing, John Charles, 523 Stanck, Donald, 240 Stanek, Robert John, 427, 523 Stantield, Donald Ray, 423 Stanford, Robert Kenney, 434 Stange, Roger Lee, 442 Stangeland, Bruce Tliot, 236, 450 Stanley, Albert, 293 Stanley, Ann, 321 Stanley, Mildred, 293 Stanley, Willard H., 440 Stannard, Louis, 460 Stanton, Rosemary Ellen, 240 Stapleton, John Michael, 109 Stapp, Edward Milton, Ill. 225, 424 Starczewski, Maryann T., 345 Stark, Dorothy Jane, 156, 157, 158, 234, 299 Stark, Fred Richard, 147, 262, 523 Stark, Hedda, 286 Starkey, Wilbur F., 254, 523 Starks, Marshall 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T39 Thatcher, Robert Cl-lion, -535 Thayer, Frcderrclv, D,, Ill. 33-5 Thean, John Thomas, -154 Thorn, Kyaw Mya, -526, 525 Thcobald, Mary Nell, 357 The-obald, Thomas Everett, 409 Therion, Janice Marte, 353 Thiel, Bernard Joseph, 204, 281,441 526 Thicman, John Frcder-Cl. 722 JPAYUTVYTL Lore1ta.5l6 Thine, . I ' Thor.-ming, Gerald Alan, -S-ld Thoma1,Arny Duane, 298 Thomas, Carl, 5.18 H I I Charles Qolmff, -537. -Il f Th0rnas, . A Thgmggl Charles Puel, 238, .WT Thomas, Claudra Sue, fll7 Thomas, Dand LcrOr. -393 Thomas, Thomas, Evgeng Allred, -157 Everett Qalrzh. 2-16. 375 George Jolon, -ill Thomas. Thon1as,Jarr'cs Alton. -U3 ThQn1gg'J5r1TC1 G., 92 M Thomas, Larry Alan, 315 , Thomas, ltienn-:fh C-H'lv'3'f. Jai Thomas' Qmhgyd Sl-qldort, 31 3 Thomas, Robert W-ll .wx 357 17-mmm' 555-phqn K., 372 Thomas' 5,.:Dy..,n mer, t.:4, 155. ' l60, 526 Thomas, Susan Ann. 332 ThO,,M'1t1,,g.dgre Fran: 1, .:l3 Thom,-,5.l,','rllraf71FYAPULQZB, 3?-L, 5 ' Thofnpirns,Fraf'vi E'-f9'1'2'f-'5g'3' 1hc,,,p3qn, D4-nnrs Posvzll, 5:6 Thompscn, Marr Jc-2, 525 rho,-npggn, Anthony, 56 wompgon, Efrmrd Gevgei-1-19. 525 yhompzcnr Charles Le.-.t-1, 1.55. 264 Thompzcnl C.,-f-,-it 5 Dranc, 345, 526 Thompson' Def-m.g Qgyl .119 25 Tl'1OmD55Vl. Thorv1pson.DG 9 Dlanc. 283 ld Hrgrry, 397 l t 1 1 rr 'i l. K Q I I 1 E i li li I ,. It fi I I i i Thompson, Edward Francis, -15.1 Thompson, Edward Henry, -205 Thompson, Florence Aino, 2-IO, 526 Thompson, Frank E., Jr., 259, 526 Thompson, George John, 368 Thompson, Harley Curry, 292 Thompson, Jerry Ernest, 280 Thompson, Jody Ann, 344 Thompson, John Richard, -108, -1.11 Thompson, Keith Co-.-ran, -111 Thompson, Nancy Lorraine, 1.16, 174, 175, 358,526 Thompson, Nelda Ann, 362 Thompson, Paul Frederick, 304, 526 Thompson, Robert George, 236 Thompson, Ruth, 240 Thompson, Sharon Lee, 18-5, 202, 256, 338 Thompson, Vida, 256 Thompson, Viola May, 185, 334 Thompson, Walter Uric, -149 Thomson, John Edward, -201 1homson,LesIer Garland, 244 1homson,Ncdra Elaine,3-17 ihornson, Richard Bogue, -JOB lhon, Stanley, 549 1horn, Caryl A., 297, 453 lhornberry, Robert H., 376, 526 Thornley, Harrason R., 221, 274, -1-16 Thornton, Jack C., Jr., 380 Thornton, Robert Corlctl, 417 Thornton, Sandra Louise, 159, 314 Thorpe, Priscilla Agnes, 344, 526 Thorpe, Richard George, -162 Thorson, Glen James, 257, 299, -101 Thorson, Gordon Bruce, 236 Thrasher, Joseph Eugene,-153 Thurnblad, Robert J., 581 Thurston, Donald E., 5-17 Thurston, Ernest Thomas, 273 Thur, Elizabeth Ann, 352 1h-wing, Gail Ellsworth, 163, -SOO iliyson, Noel Austin, 147, 377 libbetts, Judy Rhee, 315 Tice, Ann, 277, 326 lice, Homer Jerman, 220, 433 Tickner, John Jacob, 171 Tidd, Judith, 353 1iedcmann,Clif1ord Earl, 445 Tiedje, Patricia Anne, 193, 326 Tierney, Michael Joseph, 228, 418 iictz, Gerald Francis, 391 Tic-iz, Sharon Lee, 319 Tiffin, Catherine S., 339 ligan, Philip Wayne, 229, 264, 276, 431, 526 1ii1us,Mati, -140 Tiian, Emil Sieve, 421 Till, Albert Jayc, 166, 380 lillcina, Carolyn Irene, 284, 342 Tillema, David, 135 Tilley, James Henry, Jr., 411, 454 iillman, Dean, 383 Timberlake, James George, 406 Timm, Wayne Arthur, 427 Timiner, Henry George, 253, 282, 421, 526 Timmons, Glenn Robert, 406 iinberg, Larry Ray, 443 Tincr, Earl, 180 Tinglefi, Paul Hanson, 198, 246, 380 iinncy, Roger Warren, 307, 390 lippell, Sally Lou, 322 iira, James Steven, 221, 45-1 iirndo, Thomas Charles, 427 Tison, Dycus Lee, 526 lison, Linda Sue, 361 Ti-irlnscn, Donald Eugene, 444 ilapa, Leonard J., 304, 451 Tobar, Barbara, 174 1obi.is,AlIan David, 137, 422,526 lolnias, Dr. Joseph, 272 Tolzinsz, Robert Walter, 418 iobin, Ann R., 159, 334 Tobinzki, Robert Francis, 445 Todd, Donald John, 526 iodd, Leonard Franklin, Jr., 581 1odosichuk,Donald,379 loc-pier, Lano Dona d, 453 ioqnacci, Louis Ncllo, 4.21 iokuio, H.1roldJunii, 277, 426 Tolnunaga, Tsulomu, 281, 297, 430 Tolle, Alvin William, 265, 369 lolley, Richard Earl, 222, 223 lomnsic, Marie Elizabeth, 237, 354 Tomuko, Raymond Richard, 435 lomchefi, Diane Jean, 344 ionic-i, Joseph Louis, 381 Tomkinson, Joan Carol, 206, 336 lomlmson, Glen, 586 Tomlinson, Joseph Ernest, -128 Tomlinson, LindaLOu,35-1 Tonelli, Arthur Louis, -145 Tonbinson, Douglas Earl, 186, 198, 411 Tonn, Donald Louis, 231, 420 lonry, Donald Robert, 441 100111-y,Kall1lecnElainc, 284, 3-13 Torma, William Frederick, 220, 368 Tornow, Medley Arden, 280, -112 Torres, Guillermo Manuel, -113 1osot!i,Jnmes Rodoll, 581 10111, Andrew Michael, 285, 526 Toth, Prof, Edmund, 242 Toth, Richard Edmund, 239, 377 1ouUlt,Jamcx Thomas, 163, 420 Ioulios, Pcler, 445 650 raaisan, smith c., 111,222,454 Towle, Karen Jane, 361 Towner, Carol Ann, 268, 360 Townsend. RUYD Mllfgfedf 3621 526 Townsend, Nancy, 3 4 Trachrenberg, Carol Jean, 345, 526 Trachiman, Donna Sue, 328 Tracy, Robert R652 453 Trager, Eugene P., 532 Trager, Thomas Humni, 270 Trest, Philip Albert, 310 Tratensek, Milivolf 236, 445 Traum, Kenneth Winn, Jr., 280 Travaglio, Katherine D., 357 iraxler, Dale DWGYVYC2 222234, 296' 299, 526 Treadway, Ronald L., 221 - Trgdrea, Donna Lee, 223, 243. 36-J Tretil, James Stanley, 171, 444 Tretil, Jon Charles, 441 Tremaine, Carol Ann, 321 Trembly, Dean, 273 Trempalla, Donald, 549 Trernper, Donald Bruce, 426 1reslo,Gus, 456 iresselt, Joann Marie, 330 iresselt, Richard Henry, 397 Trester, Warren Hubert, 246 Trevine, Dr. Luis H., 573 Trezise, Walwyn M., Jr., 246, 417 Tribbey, Lawrence S., 395 Triefenbach, Everett L., 221 Trilk, Marian Elsie, 322 Trilling, Bert Ronald, 446 Trinkle, Sally, 323 Tripp, Barbara Ann, 175, 361 Tripp, Robert Shimmin, 135, 382 Trojanus, Catherine Mary, 361 Tromblee, Thomas, 246 Trotter, William Vernon, 416 Troue, Harden Henry, 453 Trousil, Thomas Frank, 432 Troutt, Robert William, 163, 411 Troxel, Alan David, 265,440 Troxel, Wilma, 537 Truckenbrod, Glenn Elmer, 428 Truckenbrodt, Charles D., 208, 396 Trull, Donald Arlyn, 292 Trull, George Bruce, 147, 377 Trumbull, Stanley M., 451 Trummel, Edwin Dean, 272, 296, 526 Trummel, Judith Eileen, 526 Trummel, Phillip Leon, 296 Tryon, Steven Kramer, 458 Tsai, Loretta, 365 Tsuhako, Nancy, 277 lsuhako, Takashi, 277 Tucker, Merna, 334 Tucker, James Milton, 367 Tucker, Joseph Blanton, 262 Tuckey, Dr. Stewart, 272 Tuggle, Merle Frank, 258 Tuler, Floyd Robert, 450 Tullis, Carolyn Sue, 295, 362 Tullock, Janice Loreeta, 186, 249, 337, 576 Tully, George John, 378 Tuma, Steven Lee, 454 Tuminello, Raymond, 549 Tummelson, Gail Anne, 222, 223 Tun, Tin, 267 Tung, Thomas Van Chang, 432, 526 Tunik, Joyce Elaine, 240, 333, 527 Tuntland, Albert Allen, 235 Turck, Marvin, 581 Turek, Jerome Anthony, 454, 527 Turlex, Alfred Gerald, 527 Turner, Edward Leon, 274, 458 Turner, Dc-an Fred H., 64, 66, 94 Turner, Lawrence Albert, 437 Turner, Nancy Elizabeth, 277, 206, 277, 318 Turner, Robert Clayton, 456 Turner, Sarah Louise, 315 Turner, Thomas David, 391 Turner, William Raymond, 445 Turnipseed, Barbara Ann, 256, 341 Turnquist, Carl Edward, 244, 389 Turvnac, William, 237 Tushaus, William Ralph, 165, 383 Tuttle, Arlene Louise, 356 Tuttle, William Charles, 406, 527 Tvaroh, Terry Ben, 418 Twarog, Judith, 227 Twarowski, Richard John, 450 Twedl, Jerry Leo, 299 Twiclmeycr, Arthur Dale, 296, 376 Twohig, Patsy Dianne, 334, 363 Tygett, William David, 171, 244, 451 Tyler, Ned Franklin, 384 Tyler, Scott, 93 Tyner, Nancy Joan, 321 Tyner, Paul Michael, 165, 246 Tyson, Max, 392 Tzakis, George Jerry, -148 U l'iiix'i-rsitv 1-I' llliiinia ilmlmi y vlllllnll I sw: ,121 1'lll1'l'1'tillj' nl' llliti-'is I-'iiiiiiil:iliiiii, 102 1'uix'--r-ily4'1iiirlis,2!w I' ' e .' . ' - :mini Ii:'ilu1.1l1li l ' l L'11iversity Concert Choir, 227 Lwiivr-rsirx '1'l10f1ff9- 139 Ucherek, Robert Francis, 379 U hida, Tadashi, 527 wires, cm: Ann, 206, 234, 237, 277, 347 O 301 U b , Mrs. ve, UE2,eE3gi'ald Conrad, 390 Uhlir, Bonnie Lyjnne, Uh 'g, Robert E gaf, I Ullxich, Hildegard Julia, 237, 362 Ulfeng, David Earl, 434 Ulleniug, Kenneth Folke, 456 Ullman, Gerald, 562, 563 Ulm, Ronald Joseph, 233, 300, 431, 527 Ulrich, Donald Cornelius, 163, 369 Ulrich, John Wade, 393 Ulrich, Sara Ann, 364 Um, Sim, 440 Umbrasas, Dalia, 601 Umhoefer, Thomas George, 242 Underwood, Sandra Lee, 145, 150, 156, 157, 160, 314, 527 Unger, Alfred Stefan, 527 Unison, John Drew, 421 Unverferth, William Dale, 450 Upadhyay, Janeshwar, 287 Upton, Barney, 412 Upton Don Harley, 441 Urban Andrew, lll, 264, 280, 432, 459, 527 Urban Charles Thomas, 454 Urban Urban Conrad Joseph, 581 Ronald Henry, 282 Urbas, Martha Ann, 357 Urdaneta, Hernandez G., 270, 401 Ure, William Edward, 457 Urquhart, James Gordon, 396 Useman, Ernest Carroll, 244 Usubillaga, Alfredo N., 270 Utaski, James Richard, 427 Utz, George Jacob, 137, 248, 412, 527 Uzgiris, Egidiius Edward, 207, 453 V xvllllDlJl'C1l B :ind I,M.R.H..-157 V'1nIJr 'r it II 'I VS Ji i ,M.R.I ., :i 1':lllli::. 365 Varsity Rlen'sGleeClll11,22-1 Vi-I Club, 1-ll Yeti-1'iii:11'y Meiliville. College of, 62 Vi-li-riii X ' ' ' of S7 11-ti-rin :try Mulivine. Lullcgre Vacuda, Ralph Rudolph, 401 Valencia, Aleiandro, 270 Valentas, Kenneth John, 450 Valentine, Harry Rodney, 249, 268 Valentine, Jane Ann, 320 Valonis, Virginia Ann, 228 Valvoda, Rosalie Marie, 547 Vanatta, James August, 442 Vanauken, Thomas Vincent, 432 VanBuskirk, Bonnie Jo, 277, 296, :ary Medicine S01l101'S,53Eg 363 Vance, Gene, 93 Vance, Norman Dale, 236, 459 Vance, Richard Allen, 234, 281, 383, 527 Vancura, Nancy Jo, 228, 363, 527 Vandagrift, Doris Ann, 330 Vandament, Richard Wayne, 222, 223, 247 Vanderbilt, Dorothy Ann, 358 Vanderhulst, Lee Douglas, 455, 527 Vanderlinden, Richard R., 244, 369 Vandermeer, John Harry, 460 Vanderpoorten, Margret A., 350 Vagizlerstraeten, Robert G,, 236, 374, 7 Vanderwall, Robert Lewis, 239, 390 Vandeursen, Seymour R., 421 Vandeventer, Gail Gwen, 323 VanDoren, Karen, 231, 255, 318, 527 Van Duyne, Prof. Frances, 160 Vandveer, David Joseph, 527 VanDyck, Peter Cuyler, 211, 221, 409 VanDyke, Albert Lynn, 428 VanDyke, Joel Richard, 450 Vanecko, Joseph Andrew, 527 Vanham, Richard Alfred, 399 Vanhofwegen, Ronald Roy, 441 Vanhooreweghe, Francis R., 419 Vanlear, George Edward, 451 Vanleer, Linda, 327, 342 VanMiller, Prof, P,, 160 VanMynen, Ronald, 220 Vanriatva, Raymond E., Jr., 254, 527 Vanosdol Merle Al Varner, Thomas Harry, 257 419 Varvaris, Stevin, 549 ' Vasvglani, Dhano Bulchand, 435 Vatt auer, Richard James, 275, ssc 238' 274' Vaughan, Michael Richard, 381 Vaughn, Govoner, 111, 115, 137 147 Vaughn, Susan Marion, 193, 202: 211 237, 256, 322 ' Vaught, Jenna Lee, 190, 283 323 Vayo, Harris Westcott, 411 l Veach, Nancy Ellen, 184, 237 331 Vecera, Frank Leonard, Jr., 447 Vega, Dario, 270, 292, 527 Veith, Thomas Edward, 425 Velasquez, Jaramillo, D. W,, 270 Velek, Joseph Paul, 581 Velten, Ken Michael, 451 Venzon, Dennis Eugene, 380 Verkade, John George, 432 Verley, Marguerite Marie, 345 Vermaat, Frank, Jr., 248, 380, 527 Vermette, James Tdward, 125, 127 137, 456 ' Vermeulen, Gerald Donald, 243 424 Vermeulen, Robert L., 527 ' Vernon, James Owen, 440 Vicenzi, Richard Paul, 451 Vida, Lee Osman, 581 Vida, Virginia Eleanor, 353 Viemont, Ronald J., 417 Vierk, Thomas Erwin, 281, 527 Vigliocco, Matthew J., 279 Virden, Norman Lee, 264, 295, 440, 52 Virgil, George Randis, 367, 527 Virgil, Hall, Jr., 265 Virgilio, Roslyn Annette, 321 Vish, Yvonne Frances, 358, 527 Vision, Gerald Allan, 458 Vittum, Daniel Weeks, Jr., 409 Vlasak, Floyd Joseph, 459, 527 Vobornik, James Martin, 247 Voegele, Philip Harrison, 397 Voelkner, Alvin Ronald, 239, 456 Voelpel, David Eugene, 198, 222, 255 423 Voelpel, John Walter, 528 Voelpel, Lois Grant, 249, 528 Vogel, Beniamin Edward, 439 Vogel, Edward George, 457 Vogel, Valerie Louise, 252, 284, 319 Vogrin, Joseph A., Jr., 445 Vogt, Annabel Yvonne, 331 Vogt, Gary Lynn, 456 Volkstorf, Louise A., 284, 362 Volling, Elden Leon, 418 Volling, Gordon Keisler, 385 VonAchen, Jon Kurt, 265, 295, 452 Vonbehren, Kenneth Lee, 434, 528 Vonderohe, Robert Henry, 459 Vondracek, Sharron Lee, 228, 362 Vondrak, Ken Melvyn, 449 Vondrak, Paul James, 405 Von Hofmann, 545 Von Lanken, Ervin Gene, 528 Voorhies, Nancy Lee, 319 Voris, Frank Knight, 166, 380 Voss, Barbara Louise, 356 Voss, Raymond Alexander, 448 Voss, William Harry, 450 Vossler, Roger Alan, 296 Voy, Phyllis Garna, 255, 359, 528 Voyles, Judith Ann, 321, 528 Vozenilek, Kay Jane, 228, 361 Vreeland, Marian Murray, 146, 249, 319 Vreuls, Don, 378 Vrhel, Charles Frank, 309, 375 Vukelich, Judith Anne, 360 Vytanovych, Zvenyslva K., 344 W Walnut 1I:ill, 168. 25351 Wai-N11-See, 1-17 Weseogn, 356 Wesley F0l1llllRll,l0ll. 5501, lilll Wesmen, 463 Woineifs Glee Cluli, 2215 11'UI1l0l1'NG1'01l11 Syslc-lll,1'i3.177 1v0l1101l'Sl'l1j'SlCJ1lElll1L'l1llU11 Maj0r's Club, 281 Womeifs Sports Assueiziliiiii. 2510 Wurksliop Tlienlre, 1515 WPGU, 205 Waaler, Jack, 270 Waaler, Margaret Hallet, 528 Wabol, James John, 440 Wachter, Roy Lee, 429 Wacker, Ronald Charles, 281 Waddell, George Andrew, 389 1 Inu-re-XIX 1 num-rl 'ind l- Hi,.ri-lil, , an, 396 Vanostrand, Roy Dewitt, 367 Van Rosen, Don, 134 V0'1SlYV0, Daniel Brooks, 379 Vantress, Lester, 298 VanTuyle, Nancy Carol, 337 VanVoorst, Barbara, 365 V5 W6Qf10f, George H., 417 VanWeelden, Richard Kirk, 434 Va517YVinkIc, Gary Lowell, 211, 275, V6'50V0iiS, Regina Juskevicius, 547 Varner, Eleanor Faye, 364 Wade, David Clark, 163, 251, 375. 528 Wade, Dean Marable, 221, 461 Wade, Robert Woidygo, 412, 443 Wade, Susan Kay, 343 Wadlington, James Kirby, 304, 379 Wadlington, William L., 384 Wagner, Dennis Richard, 445 Wagner, Grace Margaret, 344, 523 Wagner, June, 198, 331 Wagner Kenneth Arthur, 285 Wagner Louis Duane, 292 Wagner, Louis Herman, 264 Wagner, Marilyn Ann, 223, 331 Wagner, Martin, 91 Watt, Ga 'E hom ?Evift,H5a,IQY' 257, 419 .I Rmmfgiiiulcltandl ,135 16 James, 238 274 N1lCl lael GOV0ner H ard, 381 Susan M'. 1,115,137 E6, 322 anon, 193, 202: eflna le , 19 s:::.1alh?l?l3' en, 1 :ak o, 270, 292 '55, 447 :nts Edwaffi f ram'll ' SePh.PaLil,o58'1' We 270 Sn 'V1.'CllHeI, 451 enms El-'gene 38 John George 213 0 1a 9ueriteMaQi 2 Fignk' J ' 24885335527 I IT1 ' 1 i6 es Tdward, 125' 127' fn, Ge ld en, Robiiart 30232511 243. 424 lames Owen' 440 Qlchard Paul '451 Qsmari, 581' ginia EI RonaldtT?31Q353 omas E ' 1, Mai1hbv:.y3',?gJ5527 lorman Lee, 264' 295 440 fififfggglsf 367, 527 ROSIYV1 Annette, 321 anne Frances, 353 527 e S , J . 10Yd Joseiihi 4592 1 Jfinjes Martin, 247 Philip Harrison, 397 f A'Y ' Ronald, 239 456 David Eugene, 198,'222, 255 -10110 Walter, 523 Lois Grant, 249, 523 fnlamin Edward, 439 iward George, 457 alerie Louise, 252, 284, 319 Oseph A., Jr., 445 nabel Yvonne, 331 FY 1-Yrln, 456 ', Louise A., 284, 362 Elden Leon, 418 Gordon Keisler, 385 nr Jon Kurt, 265, 295, 452 en, Kenneth Lee, 434, 528 te, Robert Henry, 459 ek, Sharron Lee, 228, 362 . Ken Melvyn, 449 Paul James, 405 nann, 545 .en, Ervin Gene, 528 , Nancy Lee, 319 ank Knight, 166, 380 'bara Louise, 356 rmond Alexander, 448 lliam Harry, 450 Roger Alan, 296 Ilis Garna, 255, 359, 528 udith Ann, 321, 528 k, Kay Jane, 228, 361 , Marian Murray, 146, 249, lon, 378 tarles Frank, 309, 375 , Judith Anne, 360 rch, Zvenyslva K., 344 W Hall, 168. 3311 -Seek?-17 fi, 35 , Foundation. 301, 0111 n, 463 's Glee ,-- ,, .. 'S Gl'o11pSySte111t1f3i1 is physical Edncrltlou Club 'Wi ' Club, 284 , . .1 F sg ,Offs sgeoclutloll. 31111 'S 1 I K ' ' , tgp The:1tre,190 205 1 lc, 270 Viagrgaret Halletf 528 ames Johrl, 440 Roy Lee, 429 Ronald Chargesffggg . G ree Aft fe as aviZOClark, 1631 25161375 5 aan Marable, 221112 443 obertKWOlgZ'g0f 4 ' aYf . 1:3 James Kirby,8fZ04f 379 ron, William L., 3 45 Dennis Richard, 444 528 Grace Margaret' 3 ' June, 1991 331 255 Kenneth AV111'-lah Louis Duane, 2264 Louis Herman, 3 331 Marilyn Arm' 22 ' Martin, 91 1 , Michael Bourke, 412 lxjgfehofmsh, 163, 443, 561 w,hl, Richard A., 581 W,ight, Kenneth T-1 -lf-1 246 Waguman, Sharla Claire, 328 Wakefield, Elizabeth J., 339, 523 Wakefield, Linda M., 357 Wakefield, Nelson, 238 Wakeland, Howard, 259 Wakelarld, Preston, 384 Wakenight, Ramar Wilson, 268 Wakey, John, 549 ' Wakumoro, KiY0S1l'f 449 Walbaum, Richard S., 375 Walberg, Janet Alma, 322 Walborg, Carla Lee, 358 Walder, Glen Wilbur, 374 Waldie, aeniamin D., Jrl., 395 Waldinger, Martin Harris, 392 Waldman, Donald Aaflel, 415 Waldman, Leonard F., Jr., 279 Waldman, Richard Alan, 436 Waldner, llmar, 278 Waldo, George Edward, 447 Wales, Steven E-, 422 Waligursk:aR6YNl:l?nd -131 4321 ona o ents, Wa1ke A is YB Ani-ii, 252, 314, 528 l , B W:l1lii',C?io1Ann, 59, 167, 169, 309, 311, 331, 528 Walker, Donald Lee, 528 Walker, Earl E., 481 Walker, 437 Edwin Russell, 30, 222, 245, Warsaski, Manuel, 587 Warshauer, Myron, Clyde, 415 Warwick, Dean Charles Edward, 65, 163, 164, 248 Warzecha, Clement, 548 Wasan, Darshanlal T., 287 Wascher, Patricia Ann, 277, 299 Wascher, Vernon Edward, 393 Washburn, Charles W., 458 Washington, Marlene, 226, 325 Washtien, Sylvia Anne, 357 Wasserman, Barry Seymour, 443 Wasserman, Don Howard, 576, 586 Wassmer, Elizabeth L., 544 Wasson, Elizabeth Ann, 237 Waterman, Diane Leone, 314 Waterman, William Frank, 246 Watkins, Barbara Naudain, 144, 167, 169, 329, 529 Watkins, Mrs. Frances, 94 Watkins, Roy Joe, 281, 529 Watkins, Suzanne, 226 Watson, Charles Henry, 387, 447 Watson, Henry, 547 Watson, Joseph Stroud, Jr., 416 Watson, ar L nn 277 347 M , Y, v , , Watson, Phillip Dean, 244 Watson Randolph Grant, 227 1 Watson Robert Archie, 408 1 Watson, Robert Edward, 425 Watson Robert Louis, 246 Watson, Thomas Reynolds, 416 Watson, William Carl, 223 1 ry Clarence, 451 Walker, E llen Linder, 361 Walker, Howard Russell, 528 alker James Lynn, 412 W . Walker, John Arthur, 449 Walker, ichard Martin 528 R . Walker, Scott Baird, 236, 302, 307, Aiisq' 558 h Alb f 268 er, te en er us, Walker, Thopmas Henry, 134, 137, 147, 260, 306, 307, 377 Walker, Thomas Jerome, 253 Wall, Anna Porter, 262 Wall, Bernard Talbot, 185, 186, 384 Wall, Linda Lea, 222 Wall, Marshall, 528 Wall, Mary, 240 Wall, Patricia Hager, 252 Wallace, Delores Helene, 347 Wallace, Douglas Ayer, 109, 137, 382 Wallace, George, Jr., 547 Wallace, James Blair, 189, 382 Wallace, Jill, 331, 528 Wallace Patricia Anne, 359 Wallace, Richard Frank, 443 Wallace, William Hall, 273 Wallach, Keith Lewis, 415 Wallack, Michael Samuel, 392 rt James Joseph 430 Watt, Ruth lrene, 336 Watts, Amos H., 92 Watts, Susan Jane, 331 Wautedlek, Anthony, 430 Wax, Peggy Ann, 317, 529 Wayt, Robert, 397 Weaver, Donald Lee, 453 Weover, Elissa Barbara, 136, 193, 237, 256, 314 Weaver, Gaylord Wayne, 222, 460, 529 Weaver, Joanne Louise, 343 Weaver, Karen Beverly, 330 Weaver, Maurice John, 302, 393 Weaver, Nancy Ann, 284, 290, 342 Webb, James Herman, 435 Webb, John Dwayne, 397 Webb, Patricia Lynne, 338 Webb, Paul Christian, 443 Webb, Ross Allen, 395 Webb, Stephen Richard, 147, 155, 224, 225, 412, 529 Weber, Robert Frederick, 529 Weber, Ronald Frank, 368 Weber, Stanley Richard, 165, 372 Weber, Wayne Hoose, Jr., 417 Webster, Dean George L., 538 Webster, Leonard E., Jr., 375 Wechter, Jane Betty, 36 1 Wedberg, Jean Ann, 314 Wallae , , Wallden, Eric Gunnard, 528 Waller, Harry Francis, 266 Wallhaus, Robert Arthur, 390 Wedegaertner, Donald K., 293 Wedeg Wedek aertned, Mary Sue, 293 ind Gilbert Leroy, 251 Weiss, Marvin Sheldon, 452 Weiss, Peter Paul, 163, 281 Weiss, Richard Allen, .143 Weiss, Stanley Maurice,-143 Weissman, Donald Philip, .103 Weislarl, Henry Barth, 283, 529 Weiszcr, Issac, 587 Weitzman, William, 40.1, .145 Welch, John Dana, 459 Welch, Linda Maureen, 339 Welch, Thomas Malhcw, 166, 198 350 Weld, John Franklin,-149 ' Welgc, Claricc Jean, 294 Welgc, Michael William, 376 Welle1c,Mark Aish, 222, 262, 392, 529 Wellek, Richard Lee, 392 Wellenkotter, Carl A., 529 Wellncr, Ronald Phillip, 392 Wells, Barbara Bal1ey,529 Wells, Mrs., 342 Wells, Frances Elizabeth, 202, 317 Wells, Gary Lynn, 268, 437 Wells, John, 561, 563 Wells, Jonathan Silas, 408 Wells, Kenneth Albert, Jr., 454 Wells, Patricia, Kathryn, 326 Wells, Rita Mae, 359 Welsh, Diane Marie, 338 Welsh, Thomas Lawrence, 5-17 Wernhoener, Jack Farrell, 428 Wenberg, Barbara Kay, 361 Wendell, Kaye Darlene, 260, 318 Wendel, Phyllis Jean, 339 Wendryhoski, Joseph S., 384 Wendt, Albert, 451 Wendt, Martha Ann Probsl, 223 Wennmacher, Arnold G., 228 Wennmacher, Marcella C., 290, 365 Wenz, Betty Jane, 252 Wenz, Donald Arthur, 296, 432 Wenzel, Joseph Wilfred, 278 Wenzel, Robert John, 278, 529 Werbach, William Stewart, 428 Werner, John Lester, 246, 409 Werner, John Richard, 445 Werner, Newton Davis, 432 Werner, Stuart David, 392 Wertheim, Jenny Lynd, 146, 196, 226, 227, 260, 330, 529 Wertheim, Nancy Frances, 198, 226, 243, 256, 330 Wertz, Charles, 179 Weseloh, William Edwin, 448 Wesley, Sell, 249 Wesoloski, Donald F., 206, 529 Wesoloski, Virginia Ann, 206, 271, 359 Wesselman, James Leroy, 529 Wessels, John Mako, 111, 112, 113, 115, 408 ctzcfz, Rtci-and Herb.,-Y yi 4CH1'ft'J. 5'ctilien O., 451 1ll:C5'UJf1,l'1r:1!ofI slam, 215-2,35 nz- Wczzon. Joel rQ,,.gy.A 353 '.'i'e:l,Dl.sh,,,175,351,391 N'v'r:11. Gal-, Vfayne, 4,51 '1'i'v:1!,Larr',- Lg-C, 51-y '-'-'cal, Lee Du'-all, 235,154 gy, 'u's'r:tl, lflicl:.xr41Es,f5,,-,WA Q-'I-'yi 1u'ff:11,Saridr.x K-Ilzaslrs, ST? 1l'l'Ci11.llCr35. 8.11l,.sr.il.f.--.,To-5, ll? vJVi113'C51. U1J'l.l'd f'.1jC vr.- If-3 1i'fc1lerr-ilert, Ffigltaid A 1:55 lay., 'I'-'v:'-lcfrllnri,1.'i'illiam 5. , 3313 Western, Gai ,- illc1!- .ug 1v'i'eslla1l, Harry John, -L45 Weslllofl, Ralph llsaiifas, 21.5, gig 1'.4U510'C'.JO1inl'liii1tp,19:51 the 'v vf-'T-1.Ffeaaf.u lu, 244, zu, 436 1-Veltlaolqr,1l:oiria1J.1fi-CL 115 Wul:v:1,J.mice f1rtn,3bO Weller, Qffllell hairy, 2134, 435' QM 11'lllitlerl,i'AiClim:lCharlet 25-S 1-'lliam,FredLou,s, 111.251, fill. ,sg 1'V1 JC1'J', BNJCI: Dc-12,157 Wheeler, Daniel Li:-an, -I5-L Wllceler, Gr:rn1dfr.-mgis,171, ...- W11CCler, JOlin Calvin, -I-LO Wheeler, Ned Barclay, 1175 Wheatley, Doyne W., JL, 262 Whcelley. Bill, 299 Whislcr, Norman Lee, 259 Wllisler, Vlalter 1s'.'illiarn, S82 Whitaker, Jauies Plv,-niv:r, 270 Whitaker, Shirley Kay, 350 Whilcomb, Edward A , 5-2? White, Anne Valley, 225 While, Donna Jones, 530 Wl1ilr?,Jame'. Anderson, 297 VV1tilL',Judrlh Lynn, 321 While, Julian Thaddeus, 265, While, Nancy Carolyn, 228 While, Richard Micltael, 418 White, Richard Stillman, 282, S3-J While, Russell Charles, -163 While, Sandra Lee, 350 While, Stanley Earl, 459 W1lil0,Ws1YhC Eric, 387 While, William Ray, 215, -l-lb l horn Dr William V 573 V. ..,, 4 QW Whi e , . ., Wltilcluy, Ann Elilabeth, 182, 284, 334 Whiteside, Philip Elmy, 530 Whitfield, David Lewis, 433 Whitfield, Harvey James, 2-U, 2-lb Whilinq, Sarah Isabelle. 220 Whillalch, Robcrl C., 189 Whitlalch, Wayne Rex, 130 Whitlock, James Gilbert, 211, 385 Walling, Dean Dale, 251, 269, 528 Walmsley, Gilbert Vinton, 459 Walsh, Edward Lenord, 254 Walsh Francis Martin, 394 Walsh, James Thomas, 206, 275, 371 Walsh, Joy Lee, 284, 318 Walsh, Walsh, Michael, 549 Raymond, 453 Richard Edward 452 Walsh, ' , Walsten, Dale Curtis, 221, 461 Waltemale, Herman, Jr., 165, 411 Wgggr, Richard Elmer, 30, 238, 437, Walter Walter s, Charles J., Jr., 453 s, Margaret R., 528 Walters, Michael Wiley, 129 Walters, Mike Hamer, 528 Walters, Orville S., 91 Walters, Riley Joseph, 293, 429 Weeden, Jacqueline, Alice, 529 Weeks, James Willard, 234, 529 Weeks, Judith Olive, 362 We ener, Thomas Coates, 376 Weginer, Mary Mack, 362, 529 h 252 357 529 Wehrmeister, Diane Rut , , , Weibel, Jerry Roland, 298, 309, 310 Weibel, Roland, 238 Weibel, Virginia Mae, 301 Weibler, Philip Alan, 276 Weiby, Donald Kenneth, 431, 529 Weideman, Jeanine, 548 Weides, John Downs, 394 Weidhopf, Richard, 159 Weidner, Urban Andrew, Jr., 140, 409 Weihl, Donald Elmer, 279, 382, 529 Weihl, Ruth Helen, 284, 343 Weiler, Gerald Kenneth, 379 Weinberg, lnez Daryl, 333 29 Walters, Thomas M., 228, 453 Wallher, Charles Adam, 409 Wallher, Harold William, 528 Walther, Michey, 234 Waltz, Catherine Maria, 342 Waltzen, Joan, 273 Walzem, David Edward, 581 Wanberg, Kristina E., 186, 231, 334 Wanderer, John Paul, 456 Wang, Beniamin J. S., 457 Wang, Joseph L. C., 441, 457 Wang, Stephen Sui Kuan, 528 Wanless, Karen Margaret, 361 Wannlnger, Albert Max, 444 Ward, Donald Norman, 528 Weinberg, Weinburg, Richard Alan, 34, 5 Sheila, 240 Weindort, Karen Linet, 284 Weiner, Allan Steven, 370, 407 Weiner, Bluma, 240 Weiner, Eleanor Allen, 547 Weiner, Lee Joel, 445 Weiner, Sh eldon Saul, 547 Weininger, Michael BarrY, 414 s Juergen 453 Weinmann, Klau , Weinstein, Burton lrwin,165, 392 Weinstein, Herbert, 398 Weinstein, Jerry Jay, 414 Weinstein, lrwin, 562, 563 Weinstein, Sheldon Jay, 414 Fabulous Food nl Orclirzmj' Pl'l.l'l'S .' fit? Youll cXlJccl lo Pin lllltll' lm will W 1 11 1 . I U . 1 ., 10011 :incl CXL'CllL'Ill scrum. Nu ifrl t '11'l11 11 1 ltll 1' CllSl0111C1'S 1l'l 111111- Ward, Jane Emma, 364 Ward, John Philip, 444 Ward, Lena, 240 Ward, Robert Erwin, 452, 528 Ward, Robert Scott, 450 Ward, Willis, 286 Warden, Bruce Leland, 296, 452 Wardlield, Robert, 221 Wardlow, Tommy Howard, 220 Wareha Barbara Ann 327 Ware, Robert Edwin, 239, 377 m, , Warloe, Bruce Edward, 267 Warner, Janet Beth, 227, 355 Wafnef, Nancy Jean, 342, 529 Warner, Richard Edgar, 406 Warren, Ellen Claire, 222, 357 War War ren, Judith May, 268, 323 ren, Leonard, 196 Warren, William Edward, 270 Warrick, Fred Hodges, 384 Weintraub, Marvin lra, 451 Weiry, Don, 282 Weis, Duane Gerald, 427 Weisberg, Louise Geryl, 262. 359 Weisberg, Martin Jerome, 443 Weisenberger, John T., 257, 368 Weisenburger, Ray 5-1 265. 529 Weisenstein, Hugh 1.-, 391 Weiser, Stephen James, 225 Weiss, Arden Oscar, 220 Weiss, Barbara Dean, 175, 228, 354 Weiss, Barry Philip' 422 Weiss, Carl David, 283 Weiss, Donna Lynn, 262 Weiss, Edward, 420 Weiss, Eu ene Alan, 451 Q Weiss, Linda Ann, 237, 354 Weiss Louis Arthur, 529 Weissi Marsha, 324 Dail, .1-ilu lt, 1113111 lun. 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Clllpsell xlHllll1l1N. lJm1'l ml: 1111 ,H -,HH H7 tlllllw' rzr-un I-limct. fltli F H' N Y 1 E ' 1 Winking,John Thomas, 223 oungslmm KU C 395 Whitlow, Wendell Richard, 457 Whitmore, Donald Curtis, 530 Whitmore, James Byron, 441 Whitney, George Ivan, 188, 393 Whitney, Richard Roy, 393 Whitney, Dr. Robert, 272 Whittaker, Gary Joe, 222, 371 Whittaker, Lorin Dixon, 134, 147, 152, 239, 408, 530 Whittaker, Richard W., 137, 420 Whitten, Miles Kent, 225, 412, 530 Whittenbarger, Robert L., 461 Whittenbury, Clive G., 254 Whittington, James A., 440 Whittler, Joyce Irene, 228, 343 Wiacek, Robert, 548 Wibiral, Gloria A., 284, 343 Wicher, Renetta Anne, 600 Wicherts, Paul, 384 Wicklund, Romayne Clare, 270 Wideroe, Ann Millicent, 223, 243 Wideroe, Bernard M., 459 Widholm, Jack Milton, 198, 206, 246, 257, 371 Widmer, Connie Lu, 223 Wiechec, Stanley Joseph, 424 Wiedhopf, Richard M., 403 Wieland, Anna, 587 Wiemer, Bruce Boyd, 530 Wien, Margot Ruth, 360 Wiener, Alan M., 530 Wierig, George John, 443 Wieseneck, Robert Lou, 403 Wiesman, Robert A., 374 Wightman, Nancy Jane, 336 Wiiki, Leroy Ernest, 299 Wiker, Ronald Kuhn, 276, 281, 288, 530 Wilber, Ronald Lee, 453 Wilbois, Ronald D., 544 Wilborn, Nancy Louise, 352 Wilcox, John Dewitt, 456 Wilcox, Robert Joseph, 234 Wilcoxen, Sharon Kay, 277 Wild, Arthur Monroe, 383 Wild, Barbara, 55 Wild, Mrs. Frances, 55 Wilde, Daniel Underwood, 186, 400 Wilde, Robert Reynolds, 236 Wilder, Nancy, 286 Wilderman, Clifford R., 395 Wile, Nancy Stewart, 322 Wilen, Richard Duane, 396 Wiles, Thomas Rhea, 248, 264, 440 Wiley, Nell Edward, 220, 281, 418, 530 Wiley, Toby Jean, 286, 294 Wilford, Barbara Ann, 146, 202, 236, 297, 307, 336, 530 Wilhelm, Guido Paul, 582 Wilhelm, Walter Eubene, 429 Wilhelms, Audrey Louise, 175, 220 Wilhelmsen, Jacqueline L., 175, 362 Wilk, Betty Ann, 365 Wilk, Robert Peter, 433 Wilk, Stephen Robert, 244, 304, 447 Wilke, David Edward, 254, 441, 530 Wilkin, David, 549 Wilkin, Richard Glenn, 448 Wilkin, William Charles, 273, 447, 530 Wilkins, George, 94 Wilkinson, Eugene R., 246 Wilkinson, Joan Barbara, 321 Wilkinson, William C., 396 Wilklow, Gerald Thomas, 236, 441 Will, Robert Paul, Jr., 412 Willard, Donald Bruce, 530 Willem, Raymond Alfred, 424, 530 Willer, Ernest Myles, 292, 530 Willets, Susan Lynne, 331 Willetts, Judith Anne, 326 Willey, Norman Dean, 383 Willhite, George Wendell, 156, 170, 171, 254, 441, 443, 530 Williams, Thomas Howard, 238 Williams, Victor Allan, 462 Williamson, Donald F., 393 Williamson, James Ray, 135, 139, 147, 261, 311, 397, 530 Williamson, Jerry Robert, 309 Williamson, Jo Ann, 240 Williamson, John Holland, 263, 406, 530 Williamson, Julia Jo, 323, 530 Williamson, Kenny, 94 Williamson, Roy Edgar, 462 Williamson Sarah Jane 211 Williford, Robert Marion, 443 Willis, Joel Ann, 284, 342 Willis, Mary Louise, 295, 360 Willis, Paul Jay, 136, 404 Willman, Carol Sue, 319 Willock, Arlan Dean, 238, 273 Wills, Fred Helme, ll, 452 Wills, Ruth, 298 Willson, Robert Harry, 383 Wilmot, Lyman John, 244, 531 Wogn um, Marion Carol, 340 Wohlschlegel, Martha J., 297 Woite Woiw Wold, 531 I, John Francis, 431 ode, Daniel Jerome, 450 Betty Carolyn, 231, 255, 315, Wold, Joyce Elayne, 284, 361 Wold, Sara Annette, 220, 280, 359 Wolf, Edward Christopher, 299 Wolf, Henry George, 389 Wolf, Jacqueline Jeanne, 329 Wolf, Kenneth, 398 Wolf, Lawrence Michael, 257, 415 Wolf, Maureen, 357 Wolf Ro er 561 563 Yager, David, 499 Yager, Renee Gail, 205 Yahnke, James Frederich, 217 Yamachi, Roy Yukio, 265 277 Yamamoto, Alice Mieko, 277 Yamamoto, Robert Steven, 434 Yamane, Dr. George M., 572 Yamich, Joseph Robert, 441 Yancik , James Raymond, 283 Yankwich, Peter, 196 Yanule, Roger Charles, 424 Yarrow, James Abbott, 434, 531 Wilner, Neil Stuart, 403 Wilson, Alan Erwin, 461 Wilson, Beverly, 252 Wilson, Bonita Eileen, 222 Wilson, Carolyn Anne, 318 Wilson, Capt. Carroll, 245 Wilson, David Everett, 260, 420 Wilson, Dean Edward, 225, 385, 462 Wilson, Donald Dean, 449 Wilson, Edward Glen, Jr., 436 Wilson, Eric Birger, 391 Wilson, Fonda Lea, 220 Wilson, Gerald Andrew, 274, 368 Wilson, Dr. Harold, 272 Wilson, Harold Maynard, 270 Wilson, Hope Meredith, 345 Wilson, Jerry Lee, 412 Wilson, Joan Mary, 354 Wilscpn, John Robert, 238, 263, 275, 37 Wilson, Keith Ladd, 453 Wilson, Larry Erwin, 374 Wilson, Lloyd Lavelle, 265 Wilson, Marilyn E., 360 Wilson, Marilyn June, 339, 531 Wilson, Marion, 587 Wilson, Michael, George, 299, 445 Wilson, Nancy Lee, 334, 361 Wilson, Naomi Roberta, 351 1 9 1 1 Wolfberg, Brian Lee, 450 Wolfe, Herbert Norman, 422 Wolfe, James Edward, 447 Wolff, Allan Paul, 171, 453 Wolff, Bruce Lee, 239 Wolff, Evelyn Judith, 357 WolFf, James William, 279, 413, 531 Wolfley, Lawrence C., 450 Wolfman, Howard Laurance, 204, 442 Wolfram, Donald Edward, 163, 394 Wolgamot, Barton Joseph, 227 Wolin, Gerald, 427 Wollenweber, Martha Jean, 282, 296, 301, 365 Wollheim, Warren James, 407 Wolochuk, Arnold, 442, 531 Wolter, Wayne Roy, 439 Woltzen, Joan Lavonne, 228, 357 Wolven, Charles Louis, 225, 245, 259, Yates, David Charles, 207, 441 Yates, Michael Kenneth, 239 Yazarian, Sandra Marie, 361, 531 Yeager, John, 246 Yeager, Karen Louise, 146, 337 Yeatman, Reginald David, 387, 443 Yeazel, Donald Rienzi, 108, 137, 396 Yepes, Guillermo, 448 Yepes, Hernan, 270 Yeranos, Walter Artine, 432 Yethon, Andrew Edward, 432 Yingling, Eugene Leon, 247, 531 Yoger, Renee, 361 Yonan, Barbara Lynn, 317 Yonan, Bill, 182, 231 Yontz, William Lee, 186, 221, 395 Yontz, William, 368 York, Peggy Sue, 350 York, Scott Bennett, 279, 408 Yoshida, Tetsuo Peter, 531 Yoshino, Amy, 277 Youmans, Saundra Ann, 193, 198, 301, 367, 531 Wolz, Priscilla Fisher, 531 Wonderlin, Gail, 55 Wong, Reuben, Sun Fai, 277 Wood, Byford Earl, 244 Wood, Carol Dawn, 277, 351 Wood, Dan Lee, 122 Wood, David Michael, 406 Wood, Dorothy Jane, 228, 293, 355 Wood, Gail Ann, 350 Wood, Gerald, 109 Wood, Kenneth Earl, 283 Wood, Michael Shephard, 165 Wood, Nancy Ellen, 269, 326 Wood Paul Clare 449 Wood, Stephen Charles, 268 Wood, Woodc William Wallace, 409 ock, Patty Lou, 354 Wilson, Robert, 548 Wilson, Robert Arthur, 451 Wilson, Suzanne, 234, 237, 260 Wilson, Tug, 117 Wilt, Nancy Ann, 281, 359 Wiltier, James Ray, 386 Wimberly, Thomas Lee, 236, 425 Winchell, Ronald Cyril, 147, 283, 414 Windom, Edward Lawrence, 446 Wineland, Gene Kent, 137, 283, 391, 531 Winepand, Sylvia Jane, 249, 271, 322, 53 Wineland, Joan, 334 Winet, Howard, 441, 531 Wingfield, Carol Ann, 220, 228, 340 Wingstrom, Jean Nylen, 354 Wink, George Raymond, 266, 531 Winkelmann, David Paul, 274, 445 Williams Williams Williams , Barbara Ann, 260, 337 , Carole Dolores, 237, 320 , Chalfant, 388 Williams, Charles R., 453 Williams, Edmund Chester, 218, 222, 223, 247, 434 Williams, Guy Edward, 159, 409, 549 Williams, James Joseph, 165, 383 Williams, James P. J., 379 Williams Williams Williams 1 Williams, Williams Williams 1 1 James Powney, 390 Janet Kay, 344 Jerome, 266 Jerry Gaylor, 264, 395 Jerry Lyman, 220, 246, 418 John David 268 Williams: John t-iowaid, 228 Williams John Porter 447 530 Williams: Joyce E., sob, 314 Williams, Julie Virginia, 329 Williams, Williams Karin Jane, 331 Larry Richard 228 Williams, Lawrence G., Jr., 285, 302, 412, 530 Williams, Margaret Ann, 228 Williams, Marilyn Ann, 321 Williams, Martha Emma, 322, 347 Williams, Mary Alice, 284, 290, 343 Williams, Nany Jo, 145, 243, 298, 353, 530 Williams, Richard George, 455 Williams, Richard Reese, 448 Williams, Robert Gene, 533 Williams, Robert Keith, 390 Williams, Roger, 172 Williams, 652 Sharon Lee, 186, 284, 314 Winkler, Charles David, 531 Winkler, Phyllis, 297 Winn, William Rainford, 450 Winnick, Gerald Howard, 205, 254, 262, 457, 531 Winslow, Lucia Diane, 338 Winstead, Carolyn Ann, 357 Winston, Bonnie Sue, 324 Winston, Jon Herbert, 221, 434 Winston, Warren, 549 Winter, Alan, 403 Winter, Kenneth, 548 Wintergerst, Phillip W., 531 Winters, Carol Susan, 228, 286, 362 Winters, Wendell Delos, 458 Winthrop, John Talley, 439 Winton, Richard Swift, 385 Wire, Alvin Leroy, 278, 299, 458 Wirt, Gary Lee, 430 Wirth, Charles Martin, 136, 147, 150, 248, 373, 531 Wirth, David Griffith, Jr., 531 Wirth, Don Joseph, 268, 423, 531 Wis, William John, 221, 228 Wisdom, Nancy Beth, 359 Wise, Patricia Ann, 314 Wiseman, Orville A., Jr., 234 Wiser, Billy Gene, 399 Wisnosky, August Peter, 377 Wisnosky, John George, 377 Wissell, Richard Allyn, 222 Wissmiller, Dennis Neil, 531 Wissmiller, Jeanette I., 358 Wissmiller, John Charles, 228 Wissmiller, William L., 531 Wiswall, Charles Edwin, 246 Wiswall, Joseph Willard, 269, 289 Witherspoon, John Finley, 455 Witkin, Adrienne, 357 Wittaker, Gary, 206 Wittenborn, Helen Sue, 315 Wittenkeller, Brian Gene, 285, 396 Witter, Dr. Lloyd, 272 Witthans, Fred William, 451 Wittry, Frank John, 292 Witt, William Harold, Advisor, 235 Woell, James Fred, 434 Woodhouse, Philip R., 448 Woods, James Charles, 394 Woods, John Francis, 394 Woods, John Larue, 206, 238, 263, 275, 419 Woods, Ronald Owen, 409 Woodward, Willard Erwin, 461 Wooldridge, James Lee, 296, 463 Workman, Noel Phillip, 409 Workman, William Allan, 395 Worrall, Gerald Charles, 378 Worrells, Cecil Eugene, 238 Worstell, Ronald Alvin, 227, 247, 433 Worthington, Barbara Ann, 342 Worthington, John W., 537 Worthington, Leslie B., 93 Wotan, Leo, 393 Wozniak, Louis, 246, 424 Wrench, Carl Francis, 270 256, 332 Young, Angela, 293 Young, Bennie Jewel, 293 Young, Young, Claudia Elizabeth, 419 David Merrill, 374 Young, Eddie H., Jr., 444 Young, Eugene Fred, Ill, 457 Young, Frank, 310 Young, James Dale, 171, 456 Young, James Robert, 259, 452 Young, Jay Marshall, 370 Young, Geraldine, 284, 290, 345 Young, John Elmer, 532 Young, Kathleen, 549 Young, Laverne, 317 Young, Mariorie Maxine, 280, 365 Young, Mary Elizabeth, 330 Young, Oi Wun, 277 Young, Phillip Lee, 293 Young, Robert Alan, 374, 532 Young, Robert Dale, 432 Young, Robert Harry, 244, 393 Young, Robert Justin, 533 Young, Robert M., Jr., 225, 385 Young, Sandra Jo, 354 Young, Sandra Kay, 228, 364 Young, Thomas Ray, 275 Young, Vicci Lee, 347 Younger, Charles B., Ill, 375 Younger, Phyllis Joan, 146, 222, 223, 355 Youngkin, Donald Lee, 235, 263, 537 Younglove, Carolyn Kay, 337, 532 Youngren, James Arthur, 272 Wright, Dwain Charles, 439 Wright, Floyd Donald, 283 Wright, Gary Lew, 246 Wright, Homer Franklin, 251, 429 Wright, James Hamilton, 428 Wright, Wright Janice Jeanine, 213, 318 Jerold Eugene 380 Wright: Judith Lynn, shi, 348 Wright, Judith Susan, 188 Wright, Kenneth Terrill, 461 Wright, Marcia Ann, 354 Wright, Sister Mary Dores, 549 Wright, Neal Moffitt, 461 Wright, Oscar Gene, 461 Wright, Ronald Todd, 137, 367, 531 Wright, Thomas E., III, 222, 531 Wrobke, Sarah, 146, 235, 284, 331 Wrzesien, James Edward, 373 Wu, Anthony T. Y., 295 Wu, Richard Lee, 451 Wuerker, Rudom, 283 Wuesteman, David Murray, 384 Wutzke, Steve Arthur, 251, 269, 531 Wyant, Martin Nelson, 254, 461, 531 Wyatt, Arthur, 238 Wyatt, Judy Rae, 228 Wagga, William Theodore, 236, 401, Wynne, Charles Ignatius, 442 Wysocki, Leo Walter, 449 Wysup, Carol Winifred, 293 Xanthakis, Manuel, 443 Xavier, Joseph, 287 Y Young Detuucritts, 262 YWCA, 202 Yadron, Joseph George, 450 Yag, Karen Marie, 318 Younker, Walter Woodrow, 274, 275, 437 Yuenger, Arthur F., 221, 390 Yuhaz, Mike, 130 Yung, William Henry, 292 Yurman, Alan Michael, 392 Z Zeta Beta Tau, 422 Zeta Phi Eta, 261 Zeta Psi, 423 Zeta Tau Alpha, 340 Zabel, Larry John, 405, 457 Zabierek, Arthur Walter, 396 Zabriskie, Noel Birely, 389, 532 Zacharias, Janet Dorothy, 320 Zachary, Ronald Eugene, 419 Zachay, Sally Jane, 222, 237 Zachgo, Rolland Edmunds, 264, 532 Zachgo, Virginia W., 358 Zack, Richard Mitchell, 458 Zahler, Adrienne Claire, 358 Zak, Edward Joseph, Jr., 448 Zakaras, Paul, 452 Zakas, Catherine Joyce, 357 Zakson, Alex, 444 Zalar, Joseph Alphonse, 393 Zalesky, Donald Charles, 400, 532 Zalesky, Virginia Bauman, 532 Zalewski, Sandra Louise, 284 Zalkind, Nancy Lou, 282, 316 Zamco, Milan Alfred, 532 Zamis, Peter Anthony, 396, 600 Zamudio, Carol Ann, 52, 323 zand, Philip, 244, 404, 533 Zander, Joan Claire, 532 Zari, Frank Joseph, 455 Zaroski, Roland Zenon, 396, 532 Zartman, Charles Robert, 163, 245, 253, 372, 532 Zartman, William Botkin, 451 Zaruba, James Francis, 376 Zasadil, Judith Anne, 361 A54 nf' A2 page A501 3 etfilfiid l11eK S5i , l1q,,ti, 53e:e3 iw! 214, r E' I Zfllilltllelef 533 dbg 11:1 Weglet tau., 2 ,17 gplprmflyngsannin 1 - ci , 5 l2iiinla'lli1JeYfi222a1. 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But. :ill wiv not lor those who had tr- ili- iiate Editor Pat Clalliii Klan new section, L'nii'crsitN ml sciiitchp Associate Editor lic cropping than anyone clap stood firm and insistcd that mitted: Residence Editors Editors A1 Henman and t Bob Pokomy and Lynn Ski- ancl Vicky Feitg Seniors hi and College expert llcttt I Somehow, my lab pzirtnc Chief Lowell Griffith. lim and whipped together gt lliem were jim Yahnke, it 5110115 pictures, and Cc-ou 1131 10 Spell rcammltl' it-gl most with the photo stafi Pllchologlsl and Nlcchani Md. 499 .nee Gail 205 'ames F ' . Roy yUE'jfQg+g,2217 Z, Slice Mieko 23? 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Justin, 533 obert M., Jr., 225, 385 andra Jo, 354 andra Kay, 228, 364 'lomas Ray, 275 icci Lee, 347 Charles B., Ill, 375 vghyllis Joan, l46, 222, , Donald Lee, 235, 263, 537 'e, Carolyn Kay, 337, 532 1, James Arthur, 272 am, Kurt Eric, 395 Walter Woodrow, 274, I7 Arthur F., 22l, 390 ike, 130 lliam Henry, 292 Alan Michael, 392 Z ta Tau, 422 i Eta, 261 i, 423 u Alpha, 340 rry John, 405, 457 , Arthur Walter, 396 , Noel Birely, 389, 532 ,, Janet Doro1hYf 320 Ronald Eugene, M9 Sally Jane, 222, 237 532 Qolland Edmunds, 2641 Virginia W., 359 hard Mitchell, 458 .drienne Claire, 353 ,a,-dljgzgfaph, Jr., 448 Pau , atherirL5iOYCef 357 Alex, 5 h Al honse, 393 Sgnaldpaharlesf 40012532 Virginia BaUfT1Snf53 S ndra Louise, 234 ltlaiiflcy Lou, 2355316 NI Alfred, eieai'nAnth0f1Yf 39655500 , Carol Ann: 52132 mp, 244, 4041 5 Ioan Claire, 532 1k i!osjpQh,n'gI5 396 532 6 I ' 5, Rghzriles ROb9 'f 163' 24 12, 532 , William Bojk'f1925' lame5Ffar1Cl51gI ludifh Annef 3 Zaveff ROY Eugene' 45342 3 , Judnh Ann, K., Zed-,mam Rayna Sue, 328 Zeh, Genevieve Adele, 260, 326 Zehr, Wesley JAY, 533 Zeigler, Gretchen Lou., 360 Zeiier, MGYHYV' -lea m'ne' 337 Zemin' iimy' sigv 422 ' ' nnus I izlliiilii, alberta Jean, 284, 343 ', 335 iZll2?,BE'fJ'fLond Guv. 292, 311, 219 Zemke, Erwin Albert, 532 Zenzen, Nick Earl, 532 Zerin, William, 56lg 563 Zerkel, Jerome David, 400 Zevitz, Maureen Ann, 3l6 ZfaneY, Hafoldf 547 Zigkgraff, Linda Margo, 357 Z' k , Donald Lee, 455 Ziigile, William John, 400 Zielke, Darlene Kay, 326 Ziemba, Lawrence Edward, 382 Zilgalvis, Ansis, 532 Zilla, Mary Alice C., 365 Zimbler, Ellen Sue, 256, 335 Zimbroff, Edward James, 445 Zimiles, Murray, 452 Zimmer, Michael George, 279, 532 Zimmer, Robert Anthony, 229, 292, 431, 532 Zimmer, Thomas Michael, 228, 374 Zimmerman, August, 396 Zimmerman, Frederic Earl, 373 Zimmerman, Gerald Edward, 223 Zimmerman, Larry Lee, 443 Zimmerman, Loretta Ruth, 365 Zimmerman, Mark Daniel, 274, 458 Zimmerman, Penelope Ann, 342 Zimmerman, Philip David, 532 Zimmerman, Frederick E., 257 Zimmerman, Vernon, 238 Zimring, Bob, 450 Zink, Julia, 249 Zinlt, Thomas Oliver, 532 Zinn, Diana Gay. 323 Zinser, Betty Ann, 223, '228, 352 Zinscr, George E., Jr., 439 Zinser, James Edward, l22, 239, 255, 405 Zipay, Marcia Kathryn, 365, 532 Zipperman, Sidney A., A04 Zirbel, Gladys Joyce, 228, 282, 296, 365 Zirino, Nalaliano M., 456 Zirner, Ludwig E., 77 Zis, Jerome Clifford, 22l Zisook, Laurie Sandra, 335 Zisook, Rosalind Judy, 358 Zitzler, Judith Ann, 282, 340 Zivfins, George, 543 Zlowtow, Robert, 220 Zoglin, Gilbert Gabriel, 205, A44 Zohrer, Elizabeth Anne, 358 Zoll, Barrie Kay, 600 th drawing board Before returning to e ZOHJ. Vvrc3vnf.1 90115212 Z0llcf, H.'l!Y1D'lfn'1'l-tn, 21 51: l0n,Cn'lLfov.w1, .ws 1601, ?obv.-H h'..avem, 399, Zoonqu, Phyllng. 221' lictmg, mlm-l 1:1-1,-,V 31,3 433 Z'-JlJ'1'f, .lO:mn.s, 255 Z 'lf'Cf3- R-iwmami, 543 Zufltth.-.cldr, Don C U 24? lu.dv-rn-1.Jnmc: ilyixfi 222, ll llul':lru.in,Jud17h Ann. 225- 21 Z'-JHUY, l1'Jullv.u1wFo Clvael, YI: lung, Cynllim B4-.L.4'1jv3jf Z'-mil. Ronald Helium 265, 413 Zuniel, Ellen, 557 ZUDWL. Sylvia, Jol Zumilux, Cliarlg-1 Amino,-i,-l 14? Zusel. Eleanor Eilltrlh 359 Zwierz, Km-nm-ilu 51.1161-y, 447 Zwoll. Janice F1-5.0.5, 24,3 Zulo--xii. Eda-.md lb-f,,,,g,1f Lg li Il took me two inonllis lu lt-:un llinl mln' mutt l lllllllllll The ILLIO of 1959 has now gone to press. With 21 few execp- lllayace . ' H H ! . A I lions, lhg bogk is entirely new in its concept and design. In closing, Cl21'l1OIl of Hlaxlzicek was l.z1li-iiili tltccl.. Roy xiix :hilt 'mu u in inn l would like to thank a few of the many who have contributed fhilefly responsible for llic lcxiuildncHplmolmln inf .m1.:lt.n,:l1:1 ul Mum through the years to this final product. .Clean ciiop and tontclnponny, -.nnnn.nn'n. at .4 I i n . ' Mike Qheslei and lxcn l.1uul.1. lllllll mu tnllm-n.mu nu lu The new concepts were developed through long Cqmielsauons hurt on using at Pure design zllilmmcli. Muni lll1llllsN :mlm In lf -' with lack lvolfmark as together we Worked late many umes on the Luitim lV'tlAtei' linnc :incl 2ll'l CIllll'1ll0l'N Dann' :xml l':ul 'la':i1l,lvmn, '956 .and 1957 editions' Marlo Lange' editor of th? 1958 UALIO' C 'hi Congtwntlvhiclvieecl Inc in the liclml of zulu-mixing elm-xign. Luili hclicved in them and gave me a free hand to experiment with thc Pug! that chdnllcg imldc mix wars new appmach- But, all would not have been POSF1b1e.lf it were I P?iul Nlfiliclmcl Business nklzinngci' :incl l'nl-lislu-1 lm ilu- Illini not for those who had to do the actual work on this edition: Ptsso- P Hi him' cjo qlwllkvg mmm no mumq. him, hind I mul U, .HM K, date Editor Pat Claflin Martin, who did a great job on the' entirely fel? :wmg gui' fmi,fq'iUQ his hcml, gif, qgcm-gp 1.1-ul,l,, ll , nl nhl- ncw section' University and Administration' although Startmg from C' R Cruiluik Co.. l:.llgl'1lYCl'S cznnc running wlwm-wt iw urn--lwl scratch: ASSOCi211C Edil01' Beal' Blewett' who knows more about hyilm .und bv now, would lnzikc ai good prospect fm' nm' mul. lt-.im C 0PPlug than anlwme else? Associate lfditoi Mari Lou Ruiz X330 Mr 'Glenn Cill of thc Illinois Pfllllllllf. Cin MDI at guml mlixlimnium stood firm and insisted that oo ant we writ en copy ' - ' - - ' - vm-kin' with zu nt-w mm Plllllv mined? Residence Editors Birb Chu and Barb Ropersi Sports In ililligtijflinlliclllicileipiliillizaiililine tht tlillt-it-mv lit-:mlm Luhm Editors Al Herman and Chuck Truckcnbrodtg Activities 'Editors Amd Comic Glenn Hamson ulwmg gmc mr hom lm. m,,,4,l ,,,l,l,,.,,4 Bob Pokomv' and Lynn Skeenl Organizations Editors Mawlm Dall iind tyhc leiliniczil hackgrouml nt-u-wil? In haul. up umm um!-in and Vicky Feitg Seniors Editors Meg Nelson and Kathy Mannillgi decisions Prcscnllv Director of the lllinoix Siam- High jill-M1 l'n-xx and College expert Betty -lo Hulka' Association and f0Al'lllCl' Assistant llll'L'l'lflli.UlV tht- Xwu4l:1l1 l l l,l 'v Somehow, my lab partner and fellow Electrical Engineer. Photo gate Press' fllcnn fl-ggly gmescnmuc of .Ins xaxltizzlilcllnlw lxln ltgnlfx Chief Lowell Griffith, lived through my constant tongue lashings me advice when I asked fm. H' mul mnmgh 1, ,,,,, ,,, ,H , and whipped together a motley crew of photographers. AIIIQILCI, whcn lhingg loolgccl had. U I , , I ,H I -W .tml mlm ulhrlx them were jim Yahnke, who worked hard when ll Cami? I0 lillilllg The basic ingredient of tlns hook mlm lb .-1 thin. th-t' H I in UI ww sports pictures, and George Knoblock, who learned that the best prmidcd' Wag Sweat, lgul 311 wus nizl 11ix..iliil1x,h Wh VN. mmm 4 ' I way to spell YC21I11l'HllP was backwards. The man who worked thC became H 1-Culily , , . and ull the .iggi.n.i . 5. -A I most with the photo stall and got renmrliablc results YVE'lS.lll2lSlCl' ---,llmlz Irnipwfvv: psychologist and Mechanical Engineer, Assistant Photo Chief Roy A49 OO C av C66 O 1 row YQ v PRESS 653 r I , 4 , , .1 .1 i Y z E 1 i ! i 1 i 1 3 i Q :I ..l ws 1, W, fi .ar 4... 513 V .4 a ' R .. 3 , A ,A 7 s fy I WH . ,- , 1 V , X 1 L :V 1 , . 4 ,,. , Q Q .f f H -,I Q X-, . .. ,- 4 g 1 gag ,f A fn- ,, ' ' . 1 5 , A i ' ' W2 ggf ,. - 1' I . WA 2 q Va 'i f ' . 1 A A, i , , V I ' 3 gh, 3 fgi F ,fi .Juli 51,5 1 ' ' 4 1 M ' , Q ' . L X 1 :Ng fLA,M,,:x , --'1 L - 1 ,, A 'I F7 kg! ff . ,xg . ,. - N r , fig 5, -V V ' S f, Q 1 X, H' V ' fm ni ai, M 4 , I 5 . ,,,g,,A 1:17, x X - ,H '-.4,, 1,1 - ' 'V A l , X-4 In pq , h A ,Ny .31 gr V 12 E4 Q1 f vii E52 5 W if: its 31 .MQ lli. 4 ... , J- ,,, -'--.-.-

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