University of Wisconsin Eau Claire - Periscope Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1944 volume:

THE 1944 PERISCOPE Volume XXVII Eau Claire State Teachers' College Eau Claire, Wisconsin ALMA MATER The schools arc many in our state, And colleges not a few, But there arc none can hope to rate. Our college dear, with you! The Chippewa Biver pays thee homage, Bowing low before thy feet; And the scenes they stir our heartbeat Which the trees, the bluff, the meadows make complete. And we, thy loyal sons and daughters. Our love and fealty will swear To thee, our Alma Mater, thou College of Eau Claire. Three 19 4 4 PERISCOPE FOREWORD j Like its prototype of a little more than a quarter of a century ago, the 1944 Periscope is a war-time volume. Again the young men — and in this war, many of the young women, too — of Eau Claire State Teachers’ College have been called to the colors, this time to he involved in the tridy world-enveloping holocaust of war. To all of them, but especially to those who have given their lives, it is fitting that we pay homage in this record of the college during 1943-1944. Though they are scattered from Iceland to Australia and from the Aleutians to North Africa, their thoughts often turn to their Alma Mater and the scenes of their student days. It remains the obligation, therefore, of us left at home to “carry on” in the fullest sense of that phrase, and that is what all of us — students and faculty alike — have sought to do this year. . . . grates pcrsolvere dignas Non opis est nostrae. ...” — Vergil. 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Four ¥ ★ ★ The 1944 Periscope is DEDICATED to the memory of the fallen . . . Lt. Charles T. Nielsen................................Eau Claire, Wiconsin Died in plane crash while in training January 16, 1941. Capt. Harold Gewald............................Richland Center, Wisconsin Died in action at Corregidor, P. I., April 19, 1942. Lt. Barton Hewitt.....................................Eau Claire, Wisconsin Died in plane crash while in training April 21, 1942. Ens. Kenneth Willmarth.................................Holcombe, Wisconsin Died in action on U. S. S. Vincennes August 9, 1942. Lt. Oliver M. Ramsey.................................Fairchild, Wisconsin Died in action on U. S. S. Atlanta November 13, 1942. Cadet Robert G. Smith................................Eau Claire, Wisconsin Died in plane crash while in training October 17, 1943. Lt. Hugh W. Dorland............................Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin Died in action in Corsica December 19, 1943. S Sct. Dennis W. Anderson............................Eau Claire, Wisconsin Died in action in Italy December 30, 1943. Lt. William C. Ritzincer.......................Chippewa Falls. Wisconsin Died in action somewhere in Burma March 5, 1944. ■ Five Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die. We shall not sleep . .. — John McCrae 19 4 4 PERISCOPE E.C.S.T.C. HONOR ROLL (This Honor Roll contains the complete list of names of E.C.S.T.C. men and women in the armed forces known to the college office at the time the Periscope went to press.) Frank Ackcmuin, Jr., F 2 Evelyn V. Ackley. RM 3 c S Sgt. Spencer Ahneman Lt. John T. Airis Elizabeth Alcott, Y 3 c Eugene S. Alcott, Ph. M 2 c Lt. (j.g.) Rolland Andrew Alcott Ens. John D. Allen Pfc. Donald J. Alin A c Lowell D. Aim Pvt. Edward Alin berg Lt. Elden M. Amundson Pfc. Alton C. Anderson Cecil K. M. Anderson, A. S. Lt. Anna B. Anderson Sgt. Clayton Anderson M Sgt. Earl M. Anderson Pvt. Grace Anderson CpI. Lester A. Anderson Lt. Loren E. Andersou S Sgt. Philip Anderson Pvt. Ralph A. Anderson Lt. Ralph W. Anderson Pvt. Robert E. Anderson Ens. Robert H. Anderson A c Robert T. Anderson Av C Truman C. Anderson A S William A. Anderson Pvt. Robert T. Andrew Pvt. Norman Ameberg Lt. Robert T. Ash Ens. Frank W. Auer CpI. Kathryn Ausman Lt. William C. Babington A C Norman Backus Pfc. L. C. Badmau Pvt. Millicent C. Badman Cpt. Harold O. Bahlke S Sgt. James Bailey A C Francis Ballard F O Norman Ballard Pvt. Louis Barkin T 5 David Bames Lt. (j.g.) G. Donald Bames Lt. (j.g.) James A. Bames Lt. Marshall II. Bames C'pl. Carl J. Bartosh Capt. Walter Bartosh A C W. S. Baumgartner Ens. Richard H. Benish Ens. Robert L. Benish Pvt. Eilert Berg S t. Cilford O. Berg Lyman J. Berg STUDENTS and ALUMNI Lt. Frank Betz Pvt. Conrad Bittner Lt. Victor Bittner Capt. James E. Bliss A C George VV. Bluinenthaler Lt. Donald M. Board Capt. Jim Boehrer A c A. R. Boettcher Lt. Dallas O. Books — Missing in action since March 18, W i t J. Jerome Boortz, S 2 c Kenneth P. Borgen, Sp. (c) 3 c Major E. H. Bomcmann Sgt. Charles Botsford Pvt. Gerald W. Bovvers Donald N. Boyer, A. S. Pvt. Laveme II. Braatcn Lt. Vivian C. Bragg Wallace C. Brazeau, 11 A Jerome A. Bredcsen, A S. Sgt. Llovd V. Brovald Ens. Charles B. Brown Lt. Daniel F. Brown Robert M. Brown. H. A. 2 c T. I. Brown, A. O. M. 2 c Cpl. John Bruer — Prisoner of War in the Philippines Capt. J. L. Brushert Benjamin Buck, A. S. V-12 Cpl. Cordon E. Buckli Lt. Jack Bullis Pvt. William Bumie Major L. F. Bush, M. C. Lt. Robert D. Buttenhoff Capt. Bruce By lander Lt. Lyman Call Helen L. Cameron, S 2 c S Sgt. Robert E. Cardinal Pfc. Glenn A. Carlson S Sgt. Arnold Carpenter Sgt. John R. Carpenter Pfc. Charles E. Carroll Ens. George M. Carroll Cpl. Harold F. Carroll Lt. John C. Chartier Pfc. Harris Childs Pvt. Due R. Clark Pvt. Roswell Clark Cpl. Russell W. Clark Eilard Clifton, A. S. Lt. Arthur E. Coleman Sgt. James B. Collin Ens. Lowell II. Conrow Sgt. Ronald J. Converse Lt. Lawrence Cook S Sgt. Homer Cooke Cpl. Edward J. Cooper Lt. H. D. Cooper S Sgt. Duane Cornell Sgt. R. R. Cotton Cpl. Ray L. Craemer Pvt. Earl J. Craig Sgt. Rolf W. Cramer Pvt. Gerald W. Crane Lt. (j.g.) John J. Crowley Pvt. W. N. Drill Pvt. Ruby Dam man n Lt. (j g.) Dennis B. Danielson Cpl. Roy E. Danklefsen Capt. Chester L. Davenport Capt. E. I. Davenport T 5 Thomas E. Davies Sgt. George W. Day Lt. Donald R. DeLong Cpl. James P. DeLong Edward J. Deetz, A. S. A c James P. Derouin Cadet Orrin II. Dmel Eugene R. Dckerson, E. M. 2 c Lt. George A. Dickson Lt. Julius J. Dinger Lt. M. S. Dxon T Sgt. Mitchell Dodge Pvt. Charles D. Dmaldson T 5 Clarence Drilling Ens. E. F. Drone Ens. T. II. Duffy Lt. Joe B. Durst Lt. Ralph E. Dux bury Pvt. William J. Eggenberger Lt. Blaine J. Ellenberger William Emanuel A. S. A C Norman R. Engebrctson Sgt. Clare E. Erickson A C Edward G. Erickson Ens. G. D. Erickson Sgt. Leo H. Esscr Capt. E. F. Estrumsc Pfc. Richard Evans Lt. Obert Everson Lt. Richard E. Everson Pvt. Thomas E. Felix Cpl. Edward Fish Ens. Ralph Fish T Sgt. Albert L. Fisher Fred F. Fisher, A. S. Ens. Joseph F. Fisher Cpl. Robert N. Fisher Frances Flynn A. S. Ray Flynn A C Ens. M. R. Foster Lt. (j. g.) Frank A. Fox Lt. Mack J. Fradcttc Lt. Raymond Frankwick Chaplain A. R. Fredine Cpl. Valeria Fredrick Pvt. Ernest A. Froseth Six 1944 PERISCOPE E.C.S.T.C. HONOR ROLL Pvt. Don Caal Cpl. Stanley Gabrielson S Sgt. John P. Gallagher Pvt. Patrick Gannon Robert H. Ganther Sp. 3 c Sgt. Elmer J. Garber Pvt. Jack Garnett Lt. Col. Eugene L. Gates Walter Gentry — Prisoner of Japanese Capt. Harlan W. Gessner T Sgt. Lester G. Gilbertson Lt. Martin Gilbertson Lt- Warren Gilbertson Delores A. Gilchrist S. P. (T) 2 c Capt. R. W. Gillctt Lt. V. P. Cillett Sgt. Thomas Girolamo Evalyn E. Gillson Pvt. Charles W. Goethel Richard I. Gough Y 1 c Pvt. Gladys S. Grinsel Lt. Gordon A. Grip T Sgt. A. S. Gullickson John Gummcrson, T. M. 2 c Pvt. Frank W. Grunscth B. M. Gunn 2 c Capt. Robert L. Gunn Sgt. John O. Haanstad A C W. D. Haanstad Pvt. Calvin E. Hagen Lt. Dillon G. Hagen Pfc. Lawrence Hagen Pvt. Harvey Hahn M. W. Haight C. P. O. Lt. Earl L. Hammond T Sgt. James Hancock Pvt. John L. Hancock Pvt. Walter B. Hancock Pvt. Bob Hansen Pvt. Donald L. Hanson Ens. Harriet M. Hunscn Pvt. Kenneth D. Hanson Sgt. Aaron J. Hanson Pvt. Thorfin Hanson Ens. A. S. Hanstrom Capt. Peter J. Harings Cpl. Jesse W. Hart Sgt M. L. Hatch Arnold Haugen A. S. Roy D. Havenor Ph. M. 2 c Sgt. Robert T. Hebert Ens. R. V. Hehli Sgt. Ray Heideman Lt. Kenneth L. Helgesen Pvt. Robert Hclvig Lt. (j. g.) Steven Hcmpleman Ens. Jerome O. Hendrickson 2 c Pvt. C. D. Henry Rolland D. Herrick Walter Hcstekin T. M. 3 c Pvt. Darrel O. Hibbard T CpL James V. Hill Lt. Douglas C. Hoehn Lt. Marvin M. Hoehn Warren J. Hoehn Ph. M. 2 c Seven 19 4 4 Cpl. Harold Hoepner Willard C. Hoepner R. T. 1 c Lt. (j- g.) John L. I logness Donald lloldorf A. S. Darrell Holbrook, Civ. John C. lloldorf F. 1 c Torlief S. Holmes M. 2 c Lt. Harold Holt . Pvt. E. F. Hopkins Pvt. H. O. Horswill Lt. Orville W. Houlder Willis Houser S. C. 3 c Cpl. Howard C. Ilovey Cpl. Gaylord A. Howard A S James D. Howard Capt. Orion Howard Sgt. C. A. Howe Major Glenn F.. Hubbard Lt. Ira 11. Hudson Earl C. Hurlburt C. M. 3 c A C Ernest G. Hutson Bernard Isaacs C. SP. (A) A S Earl Isaacs Capt. Donald E. Jackson Lt. Warren S. Jackson Sgt. Thomas W. James Cpl. Gordon Jameson Joseph Howard Jameson A. S. A c Fred Jenkins Lt. John M. Johannes A c Gerald E. Joas Lt. (j. g.) Byron Johnson Ens. Clyde A. Johnson Doris E. Johnson S 2 c Dwight Johnson S 2 c Cpl. Gene E. Johnson, A. S. N. Pic. John R. Johnson Lt. Lewis F. Johnson — Missing in action July 17, 1943 Mortimer Johnson, A. S. Lt. Owen Johnson S Sgt. Russell H. Johnson Sgt. Warren C. Johnson Ens. Wallace E. Johnson Lt. S. G. Jones S Sgt. William F. Jopke S Sgt. Kenneth C. Kottkc Pvt. Laurence Krakowiecki Cpl. Dale Knunmcs Cpl. Robert W. Krause Sgt. Norman Krenz Ens. Everett L. Kruschke A c David A. Kuehl Pfc. Alvin Kuehn Cpl. George Kunzelman Robert La Barge Lt. Lloyd R. Lake Lt. Col. Percy A. baking Pvt. Arnold A. Lamberg Lt. Kenneth R. La Moo Lt. Omar T. La Moe, Jr. Pvt. John R. Lange Capt. Aleron 11. Larson Ens. Lyle T. Larson Lt. (j.g.) Milton lairson Capt. Robert E. Lee Marshall F. Lehman, A. S. Pvt. W. W. Lehman Pvt. Thomas R. Lehman Pvt. Charles 11. Leinenkugel Pvt. Donald J. Lelnnd Lt. W. J. Letendre Alice M. Lieske, S 2 c S Sgt. John Linden Major C. O. Lindcrman Pvt. Fred H. Lindner Lt. Russell J. Lindquist Lt. Thomas Litchfield Ens. Burton D. Loken Sgt. Byron J. Loken A S Willis Lorch A. L. Ludvigson. Ph. M. 3 c Major John P. Ludwikosky A C R. M. Lund A C Allan R. Lynnes Jack McCombs, A. S. Pvt. Don McCoy Lt. A. J. McDoncll Sgt. David R. McEachem Lt. W. E. McEachem S Sgt C. J. McMahan Cpl. T. F. McManamy Pfc. Leona McSorley Pvt. Lillian Kaentz Lt. Thomas Keough Lt. Charles J. Kepler Sgt. Robert C. Kessler Cpl. W. T. Kirschcr Ens. James Kleiner Amy C. Klomsten, S. K. 3 c Sgt. R. P. Knobel T Sgt. John A. Knudson Ens. Charles R. Knudson Lt. Howard Kolstad Lt. Robert Kolstad Lt. Wayne R. Kopp Cpl. Anton Korgcr Lt. Harold F. Korger — Prisoner nf the Germans PERISCOPE Lt. Arthur Maenner Pvt. Willard Malles Cpl. Anton Markowski Lt. Harriet Mason Pvt. Lee Mathison Sgt. Oliver F. Mattek Pfc. Wm. A. F. Matson S Sgt. Frank S. Matz A C Don Meade Pvt. J. Meade Roy Mecklenberg, 11. A. 1 c Pvt. Robert C. Mclby Pvt. Raymond E. Menge E.C.S.T.C. HONOR ROLL Lt. Col. Earnest D. Merdill CpL Thomas P. Merrill. A. S. N. Capt. Kenneth E. Merrill Earl J. Meuli. A. S. Henry A. Michels A C Aaron E. Mickelson Laveme Mierkey, S 2 c Charles M. Miller, S 1 c Lt. Edward L. Miller S Sgt. Norman L. Miller Pvt. William V. Miller Capt. J. Robert Mills Pfc. CJeorge Mock, A. S. N. Pfc. Arthur W. Moline Walter L. Moran, A. S. Lt. Col. Arthur H. Muenchow S Sgt. Arthur Muetzenburg Sgt. John D. Mundl ] onald Mundinger Capt. Paul W. Murphy Nl Sgt. A. R. Muslim T 5 Oakley T. Neau Sgt. George H. Neary Ens. DcAllon C. Neher Lt. Arthur C. Nelson Conrad Nelson, D. V-l Pvt. Earl C. Nelson Ens. Ernest Nelson T Sgt. Donald O. Ness Virginia Newell, S A-S Pvt. Charles Newhouse Cpl. Melvin Neumann Kenneth F. Newton — Reported missing on Bataan Pfc. Carl Nicholas Sgt. Robert Nogle Cpl. Robert Nystrom Pfc. Don Oa.s Pst. Patrick M. O’Brien Sgt. Arthur B. O’Brien Lt. Jack N. Ockerlander Pvt. Adolph C. Oftedahl Sgt. Ralph Oftedahl Lyle Olcson, A. S. Lt. George E. OLseth Capt. A. M. Olson Pvt. Arnold L. Olson S Sgt. Norman C. Olson Sgt. Clayton Olson Lt. Vernon C. Olson Capt. Kenneth Omsted Sgt. Roy W. Oppegard Pfc. George E. Orendorff Lt. Richard E. Otto Lt. John J. Paff Lt. Donald W. Paffel Lt. A. J. Parkovich Cpl. Leonard L. Pederson Sgt. Clyde R. Pepin Sgt. Earl J. Perkins, U.S.M.C. Lt. Burnham L. Peters Pvt. Clavton M. Peterson Cpl. Il.irr)' Peterson Birdell Peterson, S 2 c P t. James A. Peterson S Sgt. Leonral Peterson Major O. II. Peterson Lt. Rolnrrt A. Peterson S Sgt. Trig Peterson Cpl. W. G. Peterson Pvt. Win. B. Peterson Lowell E. Pettis Pvt. Paul Pettis Nancy Playter, 3 c Ens. Steven Playter Cpl. Grant H. Plctt Pvt. John R. Phalen, U.S.M.C.R. Pvt. Win. R. Polil Sgt. Gordon Poquette Lt. (j.g.) M. C. Poquette Pvt. John J. Posey Lt. Ralph L. Poss Pvt. Susan J. Powell Sgt. Arthur Preston Cpl. Frank 11. Preston Pvt John P. Proctor Hugh Prosser. A. S. Lt. Arthur Pmeher T 3 Orville A. Quick M Sgt. Alfred Radiscwilz Capt. Vernon Ramlierg 11. D. Reas. Y l c, Div. V-4 Lt. E. W. Reed Capt. Harold J. Retallick Maurice J. Rhude, C. M. 3 c Lt. Justus Riek Lt. James A. Riley Pvt. Malcolm L. Riley, ASN Cpl. Harvey L. Risberg. ASN A S Thomas J. Hitzinger Cpl. Hubbard W. Robbins Pic. Barry Robinson Cpl. Thomas R. Rodenhuis Capt. Ray W. Rhode Lt. D. O Rognlien Sgt. Elmer Ronuindstnd Norman C. Rone, A. R. T., 2 c, U.S.N.R. Lt. David E. Rosenl erg John Rosolack, AS, V-12 Capt. Don Rowe Pvt. George W. Rudd Cpl. Arthur Rude Pvt. Orvin E. Rud Sgt. Wilbur Ruesch Capt. Don W. Rulicn — Missing in Action T 5 Marion N. Ruth Pvt. R. R. Ryan Pvt. Marvin Samnlawski, ASN Melvin Samplawski. AEM 3 c Pvt. Gertrude E. Sample A S Walter F. Scheffer Pfc. Holland Schlieve Pvt. Peter J. Scarscth 19 4 4 PERIS Pvt. H. T. Schlinkert T 5 Vcmc R. Schneider Ens. George W. Schretenthaler John P. Schofield, S 2 c Cpl. (Carroll Schroeder A C J. J. Schuebcl Pfc. Charles Schultz Lt. Homs A. Schwahn T Sgt. Donald R. Seguin L. D. Scrvuty, S. K. 3 c Lt. Alfred O. Setter, C. E. Capt. Ernest J. Severson K O Robert Shager Pvt. Richard A. Shea A C Donald Simenson A C John R. Simonson Lt. George L. S. Simpson, Jr. Lt. (j.g.) R. II. Skamfer Wayland W. Skamser, E. M. 3 c Henry S. Skeels, A. S. Pfc. Roy Skogen Pfc. J. E. Slagg Pvt. W. A. Slagg Ens. D. II. Sloat Major Howard F. Smiley Pfc. A. C. Smith Pfc. Clarence T. Smith Pvt. Don Edward Smith W O James L. Smith Lawrence 11. Smith Lt. Roderick D. Smith Cpl. Mildred E. Snyder Lt. James Solbcrg Lt. Rol ert W. Solbcrg Lt. (i.g.) Helmcr Sorenson Harold Speckien, Civ. Roy Speckien, A. S. Ens. H. J. Spergcr A C W. G. Spilt Pfc. Morion G. Spooner Lt. (j.g.) George O. Steiner M Sgt. Henry O. Strand S Sgt. Lionel M. Strand Lt. Col. W. C. Strand Lt. Daniel T. Sullivan Ens. C. E. Sullivan M Sgt. Charles W. Svctlik S Sgt. William Svctlik — Missing in action February 22, 1944 Ens. Ellida Syvcrson Ens. Adolph A. Thompson Lt. (j.g.) Alvin N. Thompson A C Lawrence Thompson Pvt. William C. Thompson Lt. William D. Thompson Capt. W. R. Thompson Ens. Ilany Thonipto A C Charles Thomgate Pfc. Robert D. Toinashek Kenneth C. Tracy, Ph. M. 3 c Lt. (j.g.) Glen E. Tronstad Dm Trueblood, Sp. M. 3 c Lt. Robert A. Tusken — Missing in action December 26, 1943 Cpl. Eugene Upton Eight COPE E.C.S.T.C. HONOR ROLL R. J. Van Camp. A C Pvt. Carol G. Vancura Pvt. James Vandehey Kns. Lester P. Voigt Adolph H. Voigt, H. A. 2 c Lt (j.g.) Wilbur Voigt T Sgt. Albert A. Volk Lt. (j.g.) Jack E. Voll Sgt. Edward F. Voss Cpl. Marvin C. Walker Lt. Joseph B. Waller Pvt. John Walters Capt. W. C. Waterhouse Lt. (j.g.) W. B. Waters Lt. Warren J. Weese Lt. Robert Wcizenegger Pvt. Charles II. Wells Lt. Col. E. R. McPhee Col. G. L. Simpson Nine Ens. Robert A. Wells Cpl. C. Westlund Pvt. Rol)crt V. Wethem A C Wilbur C. Wetzel Melvin R. White, R. T. 2 c Cpl. Raymond White Ens. William E. White S Sgt. Benjamin H. Wiley Sgt. Walter F. Wiley Lt. Lajuno Wilk — Missing in action February 22, 1944 Cand. Clclus II. Willkom Ens. Hebert Witt Pvt. William F. Witt Lt. Edward L. Wittwer, ASX Lt. (j.g ) Don Wollum Sgt. Clifford L. Wood FACULTY MEMBERS Lt. (j.g.) Herman Tiedcman Ens. F. A. Reynolds (Mrs. Alston) Cpl. Catherine E. Woodington Pvt. Darrell Woodington Lt. Donald D. Woodington Cpl. R. P. Woodruff Pic. Arnold C. Works Capt. Frank Wrigglesworth Sgt. Rol ert Wrigglesworth Lt. Col. William J. Wrigglesworth S Sgt. Don Wright S Sgt. Gerald Wright Cpl. George W. Young June Young, H. A. 1 c Willard A. Young, S. O. M. 3 c Curtis Yule Sgt. C. W. Ziegel Lt. John M. Zeug Lt. Frank C. Gordon 19 4 4 PERISCOPE . . . JANUARY . 5 F- i t Z o - -J 3 UJ Z 3 . FEBRUARY . . . MARCH . . . APRIL . . . MAY . . . UJ Ol O u to UL ui o. ■ o SEPTEMBER . . . OCTOBER . NOVEMBER . . . December FALL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER . . . 12 — Freshman Convocation — Rev. Maurice L. Haehlen, “And the Truth Shall Make You Miserable” 13 — Freshman Convocation, Tests and Registration. Mens Stag Party, Methodist Church. Girls' Party, Presbyterian Church. 14 — Freshman Luncheon, Christ Church Cathedral. Freshman Mixer, Congregational Church. Upperclass Registration. 15 — Upperclass Registration. 27 — Convocation — Sydney Montague, “Our Arctic Frontiers” 28 — Sigma Gamma Zeta Tea. 29 - Y.VV.C.A. Tea. OCTOBER . . . 4 — Convocation — J. Raymond Schutz, “Seven Dimensions of the New World 6—Freshman Orientation, Superintendent J. H. Murphy, Rice Lake, ‘The Advantages of Teaching as a Profession” 7 — L.S.A. Fall Banquet — First Lutheran Church. 11 — Convocation — May Barron, Soloist. Y.W.C.A. Candlelight Service. 13 — Freshman Orientation — Dr. Martha Kohl, “My Physical Health 16 — Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers' Association Convention. 18 — Convocation — Linda Littlejohn, “Gremlins of Post-War Planning 19 — Kindergarten Tea. 20 —Freshman Orientation — Dr. F. Midelfort, “My Mental Health 24 — Kappa Delta Pi — Dr. Theodore Brameld, University of Minnesota, Speaker. 25 — Convocation — Dr. Theodore Brameld, “Education for a New World” Chippewa Valley Forum —Vera Micheales Dean. 27 — Freshman Orientation — Mrs. J. D. R. Steven, “My Spiritual Health “Autumn Gold — Campus School Operetta. 28 — “Autumn Gold 30 — All School Dance NOVEMBER . . . 1 — Convocation — Dr. A. L. Crabb, George Peabody College for Teachers. 2 — Fifth and Sixth Grade Tea. 3 — Freshman Orientation — A Dramatization of Social Usage — Mr. Kjer. 8 — “Autumn Gold.” 11 — Dr. Peter Gray, University of Pittsburgh, “The Nature and Origin of the Universe ; “The Nature and Origin of Life 12 —Dr. Peter Gray, “The English School System”; Discussion or “Question Box”; Kappa Delta Pi Tea. Seventh and Eighth Grade Tea. 15 — Convocation — Musical Program by College Choir. 16 — Kindergarten Tea. 17 — Freshman Orientation — Attorney Francis Wilcox, “Parliamentary Practice 18 — Sophomore Class guests of Sophomore Advisory Committee at dinner — Presbyterian Church. 23,2 1 — “Personal Appearance — College Players Twelve 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Top How: Working hard? . . . Bored of Education . . . Prom bid???? Middle How: Men!! . . . Coeds . . . Stanley K. . . . Coke-fest . . . And more coeds . . • Careful does it . . . Going my way??? Bottom How: Dairy Bar” . . . We cat! Thirteen 1944 PERISCOPE This has been an interesting but difficult college year. The army program has brought interesting challenges to us, but has made necessary many readjustments to both students and faculty. Confidently we are looking forward to the post-war period with its promise of great building years for the college, but we shall not forget the interesting but hectic days of 1943 and 1944. You can best serve your college by keeping at high pitch your own enthusiasm for the Eau Claire State Teachers' College. Students who have been here write that they did not appreciate the good things we have until they had gone elsewhere. A new day for the college is dawning —will you be ready to play your part in its future? Will you recognize and appreciate the fine things at Eau Claire while you arc enjoying them? Will you pledge your personal loyalty to your Alma Mater? CW. 31. S)avies President. 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Fourteen A. J. FOX W. L. ZORN LAURA E. SUTHERLAND Dean of Instruction; Registrar Dean of Men; Director of Athletics Dean of Women NORMAN D. BAILEY Director of Teacher Training ami Placement MRS. HAZEL RAMHARTER Principal, Campus School PETER J. SMITH State Board of Normal School Regents ( Member from Eau Claire) Fifteen 19 4 4 PERISCOPE FACULTY F. W. ACKERMAN B. A., B. S., Uni verity of Michigan Chemistry DONALD ARRIES B. Ed., Ean Claire State Teachers’ College Physics RUTH AULD B. A.. Iledding College; M. A., University of Chicago Junior High School Critic ELIZABETH H. AYER (MRS.) B. S., Upper Iowa University French, English LILLIAN O. BAIIR B. Ed., Illinois State Normal University; M. A. University of Minnesota Fifth and Sixth Grades NORMAN D. BAILEY B. A., Boston University; M. Ed., Harvard University Director of Teacher Training and Placement; Education FRANCES L. BAKER B. S., M. A., Primary Supervisor's Diploma, Columbia University Primary Education and Supervision ERNA BUCHHOLZ B. A., Ripon College Librarian W. PARKER CLARK Ph. B., University of Wisconsin; M. A. University of Minnesota Physics JULIA DAHL Ph. B., University of Wisconsin First and Second Grades Sot in Picture: MARIAL BENO B. Ed., Superior State Teachers’ College; C. A. A. Rating Aeronautics (Army j rognwi) 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Sixteen FACULTY WILLIAM ROBERT DAVIES B. A.. Ripon College; M. A., University of Wisconsin President; Education IRENE ERDLITZ B. S., L;i Crosse State Teachers' College Physical Education CLIFFORD B. FACAN B. Ed., la� Crosse Stale Teachers' College; M. A., State University of Iowa Physical Education LYLA D. FLAGLER (MRS.) B. S., M. S., University of Minnesota Home Economics; Science RUTH FOSTER B. S.. Maryville (Missouri) Teachers’ College; M. A.. Columbia University ARTHUR J. FOX Ph. B., University of Chicago; M. A., Lel.ind Stanford University Dean of Instruction, Registrar; Education GRETCHEN G. GRIMM B. S., M. Ed.. University of Minnesota Music and Art Su tervisor, Campus School LEONARD HAAS B. Ed., Eau Claire State Teachers' College; Ph. M.. Unlwrit) i Wisconsin History and Government ROBERT N. I1ALMSTAD B. Ed.. Eau Claire State Teachers' College; M. S., University of Wisconsin Social Studies RUTH II. HOARD B. Ed., Superior State Teachers' Col-lege; M. A., Colorado State College, of Education Campus Rural Room Not in Picture: MAY FACERLAND (MRS.) B. Ed., Eau Claire State Teachers' College Physics and Mathematics (Resigned) PERISCOPE Seventeen 19 4 4 FACULTY MARION E. HOFFMAN B. S., M. A., University of Wisconsin Mathematics, English CHARLES A. HORN RACK B. Ed., Illinois State Normal University; M. A., University of Illinois Director of Rural Education; Sociology, Education THELMA IIRUZA (MRS.) B. A., M. A., Fort Haves (Kansas) State College; PI . D., Ceorge Pea-Body College for Teachers Psychology, English FANNIE C. HUNN B. S., M. A., University of Minnesota Rural Supervisor JESSE S. JENSEN B. A.. Carroll College; M. A., University of Minnesota Geography RUTH JOHNSON B. A., Knox College; M. A.. University of Illinois English ROY C. JUDO B. A.. M. S., PI . D., University of Wisconsin Science, Mathematics EARL S. KJER B. Ed.. Stevens Point State Teachers' College; M. A.. Northwestern University Director of Speech II. W. KOLKA B. S., Stevens Point State Teachers' College; Ph. M., University of Wisconsin Geography FLOYD O. KRAUSE B. Ed., River Falls State Teachers' College; M. S.. State University of Iowa Chemistry. Mathematics Not in Picture: V. M. IIOVEY B. S., Penn College; M. S.t University of Cincinnati Physics (Resigned) 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Eighteen FACULTY . - . i marion McNamara (mrs.) Diploma, Miss Wood’s Kindergarten and Primary Training School Kindergarten ALICE MATZ (MRS.) R.N., Luther Hospital Training School for Nurses College Nurse JOHN R. MENARD B. S.. Eau Claire State Teachers’ College; Ph. M., University of Wisconsin Mathematics VINE MILLER B. A.. Ripon College; M. A., Columbia University History ANNA NASH R. Ed., De Kalb (Illinois) State Teachers’ College; M. A.. University of Iowa Third and Fourth Grades STANLEY K. NORTON B. A.. Lawrence College; M. A.. Un versitv of Michigan Director of Publications; English; Journalism HILDA BELLE OXBY B. A., University of Michigan; M. Columbia University German, Spanish HAZEL K. RAMHARTER (MRS.) B. Ed., Eau Claire State Teacher College; M. A., University of Mir nesota Principal, Campus School JOHN S. SCHNEIDER B. A . M. A . University of South Can lina; Ph. D„ University of Wiscoi sin. History, Social Studies WILLIAM E. SLACC Ph. B., Ph. M., University of Wisconsin Biology Not in Picture: MERLE INCLI B. A., Carroll College; B. L. S., Univerity of Illinois Library Assistant (Resigned) Nineteen 19 4 4 PERISCOPE FACULTY LOUIS E. SLOCK B. Ed., Stevens Point State Teachers’ College Rural Education LEE SMITH B. Ed.. Eau Claire State Teachers’ College Plujsics INEZ I SPARKS B. S.t M. A.. University of Minnesota Supervisor of Intermediate and Up tcr Crudes LAURA E. SUTHERLAND B. A.. M. A., University of Wisconsin Dean of Women; History KATHERINE THOMAS B. S„ University of Minnesota; M. A.. Columbia University Supervisor of Teacher 7 raining KERNE N. THOMPSON (MRS.) B. A., University of Omaha Assistant Librarian BJARNE R. ULLSVIK B. S.. M. A.. Ph. D.. University of Wisconsin Mathematics JAMES R. WALLIN B. Ed., LL. B.. University of Washington; Ph. M.. Ph. D.. University of Wisconsin History, Social Science CLARA MAE WARD B. Miis.. Northwestern University M usic LOWELL WILSON B. Ed., Whitewater State Teachers’ College; M. Ed., University of Colorado Physics W. L. ZORN Ph. B., University of Chicago Dean of Men; Director of Athletics; Physical Etlucation 19 4 4 PERISCOPE T wenty OFFICE FORCE Top Row: Maxi nr Berg (Clerk, Central Office; Resigned to enter the WAVE ); M.dxl Chip-man, B. A.. M. A.. University of Wisconsin (Auditor); Anna Marie Craciner (Clerk, Central Office). Bottom Row: Evelyn Hayes (Clerk. Registrar’s Office); Mrs. Iva Holhrook (Secretary, Placement Office); Mrs. Rose Lvnc (Dietitian and Manager, College Cafeteria); Mrs. Geraldine Wing (Secretary to the President). • • • • • FACULTY COMMITTEES, 1943-1944 Senior Advisers; Slagg, Chairman; Ayer, Grimm, Ilalmstad, llruza. Inglf, Kjer, Miller. Wilson Junior Advisers: Ullss ik. Chairman; Ackerman, Flagler, Hoffman, I hum. Jensen. Mat , 'I'homas. Wallin, Ward Sophomore Advisers: Haas, Chairman; Clark, Fagan. Foster. Johnson, Judd, Kolka, Sparks. Thompson Freshman Advisers: Oxby, Chairman; Baker. Buchhol . Krdlit , Fttgerland, Krause, Menard, Norton, Schneider Edueational Guidance Counsellors: Fox, Davies Vocational Guidance Counsellors: Bailey, Homback Social Guidance Counsellors: Sutherland. Zorn Admission and Advanced Standing: Slagg. Chairman; Fox, Oxby, Sutherland, Zorn Public Relations: Miller, Chairman; Grimm, Johnson, Norton, Bamharter. Thompson National Defense: Wallin, Chairman; Ackerman. Buchhol , Fox. Flagler, Judd. Mat , Ullsvik, Zorn Student Life: Bailey, Chairman; Baker, Haas, Hraza, Schneider. Sparks, Sutherland, Zorn Convocation Programs: Oxby. Chairman; Haas. Homback, Kjer, Ward College Forum: Haas, Chairman; Miller, Oxby, Schneider, Ullsvik Health Council: Davies, Chairman; Dr. Daly, Erdlitz, Dr. Falstad, Flagler, Mat , Dr. Som-menneyer, Zorn Administrative Council: Davies. Chairman; Aidd, Secretary; Bailey. Fox. Homback, Johnson. Slagg, Sutherland. Thomas, Ullsvik, Zorn Alumni Committee: Haas. Chairman; Bailey, Hunn. McNamara, Norton Publications: Norton, Chairman; Homback, Slagg. Ullsvik Twenty-one 19 4 4 PERISCOPE FRESHMAN CLASS Top Picture: Top How: Romainc Anderson, Owen Bergh. Bob Donaldson. Donald Mathi-son. Pat Crawford, Jean Sehlieve. Bottom Row: Marshall Quigg, Bennie Burish, Carl Gerber, Joe Kovach, Don 1 lagestad, Wade Crane, Bud Erickson. Bottom Picture: Top How: Jeanette Elbert. Bobette Crain, Maridean Vick, Vivian Holman, Idol's DeWitz, Frances Elbert, Louise Stark. Middle How: Lois Svenson, Ethel Mae Kohlhepp, Barbara Ann Dreher, Joan Loomis, Patricia Carlson, Olivia Henderson, Joyce Jackson. Bottom How: Joyce Halverson, Gloria Kurz, lone Olson, Dorothy Copper, Beatrice Raether, Estelle Myszynski. Irma Washburn. 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Twenty-two FRESHMAN CLASS Top Picture: Top How: Phyllis Gourdoux, Blanche Schneider, Mary Hayden, Dorothy Bro-herg. Bernice Theis, Arlene Erickson, Helen Clark, Joan Peterson, Donna Lehman. Middle How: Pearl Lien, Mary Lou Meyer, Helen Bischel, Alvina Instefjord, La Von Tlnonson, Beatrice Peck, Janice Milton, Jean Krell. Bottom Picture: Anne Cosar, Naomi Hellei, Violet Lien, Marie Clintsman, Mrs. Virginia Clark, Eileen Kuehn. Naomi La Gesso, Ramona Larson, Helen Phillips. Bottom Picture: Top How: Florence Nelson, Betty Ilelwig, Gladys Tucker, Ann Lowry, Marjorie Kadin, Myrtle Sanford, Hannah Dewitz. Georgianna Sobola, Elizabeth Anderson. Middle How: Janet Barber, Elizabeth Daniels, Joanne Cronk, Rhoda Zwickey, Dorothy Jankc. Jeanette Roth, Dorothy Kopischkie, Dorothy Schreiner, Betty Brown. Bottom How: Lillian Alf, Blanche Root, Evelyn Mince, Mary Barager, Marcella Billmeycr, Carol Sangsland, Jeanette Campbell. Lillian Buswell, Marion O'Rourke. T u'enty-threc 19 4 4 PERISCOPE SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Picture: Top Row: Evelyn Sorenson, Virgclec VVatenpuhl, Joyce Ermatinger, Marjorie Kern, Bettv Ehrhard, Arlie Foss, Shirley Sabin, Marlys Hellendrung, Verlene Cayo. Bottom How: Irene Wonn. Sophie Homanowski, Ian’s Mortibov, Joanne Ausland, Irene Schaefer, Mildred Peterson, Della McMahon, Shirley Thompson. Borroxi Picture: Top Row: Dorothy Anderson, Kathryn Davies, Margaret Lucia, Mabel Preston. Lorraine Thompson. Lois Kcllev, Pauline Knutson. Middle Row: Jeanette Frommader, LaVilla Miller, Jean Whinnery, Sylvia Hanson, June Hanson, Patricia Garvey, Lois Johnson, Marjorie Ness. Bottom Roto: Doris McClellan, Leona Stewart, Ethelmae Gibson, Esther Klav, Margaret Hancock, Dorothy Ercdin. Lorraine Olson, Gladys Craker. 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Twenty-four STUDENT NURSES (Pre-Cadets Top Rote: Margaret Miller, Betty Dahl, Betsy Crip. Grace Shaw, Laleen Kolmer, Nonna Enger, Christie Foss, Aleigra Hliffert, Karine Sather, lean Sinai), Naomi Bischoff, Lucile Keinicke, Hazel Gclx'it, Darleen Ileminingstad, Janet Tubbs, Agnes Cox. Junis Linbcrg, Arlene Dreger. Joyce Crane. Juanita Bitney. Bottom Row: Dorothy Peterson, Dora Hansen, Arlee-i Howe. Betty Thorpe. Althyne Amble, Phvllis Schrader, Dorothy Nering, Muriel Cusick. Klaine Augsburger, Lucille Bush, Patricia Ratcliffe. Sot in Picture: Betty Allen. First-year student nurses at Luther Hospital study chemistry and psycholog)’ at the college during the full quarter, and chemistry and sociology during the winter quarter. ★ ★ ★ FRESHMEN NOT IN GROUP PICTURES Elizal cth Anderson, Lyle Boland. Jerome Brcdesen, Idabell Brownell, Allen Carlson. Eleanor Chisholm. Lee Craker, Leonard Erickson, Patricia Erity, Don Ervin. Eileen Halverson, Shirley Harris, Mary Harvat, Amie Haugen, Kathryn Hillestad, Rol crt Jones. Victor Johnson, Tom Knox. Richard Lasker, Ellen Letson, Lorraine Licht, James Meade. Earl Meuli, Jean Michaud. LaVerne Nlierkey, Beth Millircn. John Kaset, Virginia Nielsen, Gerald Olson. Harold Paulsen, Iva Peterson. Shirley Postl, Lorraine Roduner, Ruth Scheibe, Frieda Sieck, Angclinc Snedic, Darold Stewart, Melva Strebig, Donna Tandbcrg, Dixie Theiler, Judith Thoermer, Lucy Tliomp-son, Ardcll VeFaUl, Joanne Webster, Nlardell Wetzell, Arlene Widvcy, Irene Willette. SOPHOMORES NOT IN GROUP PICTURES Edna Anderson, Frances Bartingale, Florence Blegen. Rol ert Edgar, Winnifred Elwood, James Emerson, Louise Gehrke, Dorothy Gonia, Marilyn Grip, Mal el Gutheridge, Mrs. Dorellen Haas, Ruth Hammer, Ellen Harding. Edna Johnson. Ruth Knox, Betty Jayne Larson, Gertrude Leasum, Jane Lewis, Olga Martin, Elden Papke, Frances Peterson, Naomi Quevillon, Bonita Rauls, Betty Sullivan. Palmer Tibbetts, Clarise Topper. Patricia Ulrich, Lillian Zahn. T wenty-five T 9 4 4 PERISCOPE PERSONAL APPEARANCE by Lawrence Riley November 23 and 24, 1943 CHARACTERS PROLOGUE Cecily Carewe..................................Carole Arden (Jean Johnson) Gilbert Cordon...........................Franklyn Crawford (Robert Frisch) THE PLAY Aunt Kate Bamaby............................................Arline Conrow Gladys Kelcey...................................................Jean Miller Joyce Struthers........................................................Ruth Augustine Chester Norton (Bud)..........................................Don Guenther Mrs. Struthers (Addie).......................................Betty Griswold Clyde Pelton...............................................Lavcme Mierkey Gene Tuttle ...........................................................John Backstrom Johnson . . Don Nlathison Carole Arden...........................................................Jean Johnson Jessie.........................................................Joan Hebert PRODUCTION STAFF Director.........................................................Earl S. Kjer Student Director............................................Kathleen Manthei Stage Manager.................................................Helen Jean Olson Scenery...........................................................Erma Larson Lights...............................................Neva Bartz. Nona Lucas Props............................................................. Peg Barnes Costumes...................................................Lucille Hendrickson Make-up........................................................Marilyn Larson Publicity........................................................Verlene Cayo Ushers........................................................Audrey Keasling Box Office.........................................................Arlie Foss Sound............................................Palmer Tibbetts, Jean Schlicve COMMITTEE MEMBERS Scenery: Jean Johnson Jean Miller Neva Bartz Nona Lucas Helen Jean Olson Peg Barnes James Emerson Don Mathison Props: Doris Jean McClellan Shirley Thompson Louise Cehrke Joyce Ermatinger Ruth Hammer Lights: Avn S Duncan Avn S Dodd Ushers: Grace Johnson Louise Stark Ellen Harding Angeline Snedic Marjorie Lee Sparks Ann Lowry 19 4 4 Twenty-six PERISCOPE PERSONAL APPEARANCE Toi Picture: Don Guenther, Jean Johnson. Middle Picture: Arline Con row, Jean Miller, Betty Griswold, John Baekstrom, Jean Johnson, I aVenie Micrkey, Ruth Augustine, Don Guenther, Don Mathison, Joan Hebert. Bottom Picture: John Backstrom, Arline Conrow, Ruth Augustine. Twenty-seven 19 4 4 PERISCOPE CAMPUS SCHOOL JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN Teacher: Mrs. Marion McNamara Top Picture: Top How: Gretchen Quclla, Susanne Hovey, Douglas Christensen, Jon Norman, Jimmy Kolka, John Moening, Katy McIntyre, Buxxy Swan. Bottom How: Cynthia Long, Carol Norton, Bing Johnson, Vaughn Matthews, Bobby Baertschy, Gordon Barland, Elizabeth Yambrick, Tom Lasker. Not in Picture: Mary Anne Brinkman, Rogu Hoel, Elizabeth Proctor, Steven Smith, Tom Leiscr, Bing Johnson. SENIOR KINDERGARTEN Teacher: Mrs. Marion McNamara Middle Picture: Top How: Mary Morris, Walter Flyte, David Culver, Peter Boekhoff, David Fagerland, Betty Shocket, Carol Schute, Barbara Shocket, Martha Welch, Huthie McMillan, Tommy Tronsdal. Bottom How: Mary Helen Senglaub, Judy Peterson, Jimmy Peterson, Rachel Slock, Charles Lasker, Nancy Gilbert. John Crewe, Judy Piltz, Nancy Hovey, Hans Bauer. Not in Picture: Billy Bradford, Judith Ann Clark, Roily Jacobs, Sonja Paulson, Bjarne Ullsvik, Jimmy Brown. FIRST and SECOND GRADES Teacher: Miss Julia Dahl Bottom Picture: Top Row: David Falstad, Kenny Bertelson, Bob Risberg, Linda Riley, Barbara Rosenberg, Frederick Brennen, Howard Buckley, David Johnson, Thekla Culver, Barbara Haney. Middle Row: Donna Jean Burmeistcr, Albert Bailey, Alfred Herrmann, Gordon Haag, John Brenden, Sandra Wahl, Sibyl Wahl, Roxanne Krause, David Parker, Leonard Seyberth. Bottom How: Sherry Mathews, Bobby Mason, Dick Zillmann, Judy Amundson, Joanne Lee. Penny Peterson, John Tronsdal. Barbara Flyte, Ruby Campbell, LouiscJ Tronsdal. Not in Picture: Kenneth Hovey, LaMoine Jacobs, Mike McPhee, Edward Toll, Larinda Marczinke. 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Twenty-eight CAMPUS SCHOOL Twenty-nine 19 4 4 PERISCOPE CAMPUS SCHOOL THIRD and FOURTH GRADES Teacher: Miss Anna Nash Top Picture: Top Row: John Baertschv Sandra Scnglaub, Harlen Bahr, Wade Stevens, Paula Egbert, Tod Culver, Roudaba Bunting, Walker Peterson, Richard Ohm. Middle Row: Tom Crewe, Tom Haney, Ben McCiveran, Ellen Aarrested, Barbara Nelson, Roger Johanson, Gerald Roberts, Wayne Hedlund, Robert Frise. Bottom Row: David Strand, Peter Riley, Brian Larson, Mary Jo Schneider, Anita Britten, Priscilla Pierce, Barbara Sherman, Mildred Bahr, John Hovey, Harvey Lee. FIFTH and SIXTH GRADES Teacher: Miss Lillian O. Bahr Middle Picture: Top Row: Susanne Sherman, Janet Roe, Arnold Fleming, Duane Parker, Dick Placek, Paul Guthrie, Jocelyn Hedlund, Sally Falstad. Middle Row: Sandra Gude, Jaclyn Anderson, Sheila Peterson, Janet Anderson, Anne Guclla, Doris Mundingcr, Janet Lehman, Patsy Bradford, Jo Anne Kuehl. Bottom Row: John Amundson, Don Bailey, Richard Barbey, Wanda Amundson, Janna Strand, Marjorie Shockct, Betsy Barland, Dorothy Sayberth. Not in Picture: Steve Riley. SEVENTH GRADE Teacher: Miss Ruth Auld Bottom Picture: Top Row: Bourtai Bunting, Jacquelin Cliff, Keith Donaldson, Robert Kramer, Robert Haag, Gertrude Bauman, Josephine Horel. Bottom Row: Florence Bahr, Tom Pierce, Fritz Culver, John Hoch Schneider, Ned Hornback, Ronald Balow, Clarence Falstad, Rhoda Kelley. 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Thirty CAMPUS SCHOOL Thirty-one 19 4 4 PERISCOPE CAMPUS SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE Teacher: Miss Ruth Auld Top Row: Nancy Anderson, Babette Lasker, Cynthia Garness, Sue Amundson, Joe Kramer, Leone Sherxno. Katie Ganiock, Arlene Melby, Bernice Peterson, Betty Balow. Bottom Row: Sue Barager, Lorraine Ilorel, Mitzi Ressler, Fred McFarland, Bill Mixter, Donald Johanson, Dorothy Mcl aughlin, Elizabeth Anderson, Dorothy Mathews. Not in Picture: Clarence Knudson, Bonnie Jean llirsch. RURAL ROOM — Grades 1-4 Teacher: Miss Ruth Hoard Top Row: Mary Lou Severson, Evelyn Orth, Ida Hinterberg, Gerald Wendt, Richard Svengaard, Ix retta Benner, James Kurth, Jimmy Campbell, Frances Schimml. Bottom Row: Dickie Benner, Charles Kurth, Darlene Bauer, Mike Milev, Bernard Wendt, Mary Ann Schimml, Steve Campbell, Marilyn Hinterberg, Lloyd Benner. Not in Picture: Dickie Benner. RURAL ROOM — Grades 5-8 Teacher: Miss Ruth Hoard Top Row: George Campbell. Gerald Bauer, Janice Remington, Harvey Stabenow, Vernon Arneson, Lois Rossow, Doris Kurth, Jerome Lantz. Bottom Row: Mario Orth, Glenn Kohlhepp, Shirley Severson, Dale Remington, Kenneth Kurth, Tom Campbell, Bobby Severson, Madelyn Lantz, Arlyn Benner. Not in Picture: Avis Marczinke, Lcanna Marczinke, Dorothy Orth. 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Thirty-two CAMPUS SCHOOL Thirty-three 19 4 4 PERISCOPE CAMPUS SCHOOL CHOIR Director— Miss Cretchen Grinin'. Top Picture: Top Row: Dorothy Seybcrth, Fritz Culver, Tom Campbell, Rhoda Kellcv. Dorothy McLaughlin, Paul Guthrie, Dorothy Mathews, Jocelyn Hedlund, Betsy Barlaud. Sandra Gude. Bottom Row: Honald Balow, Katherine Garnock, Nancy Anderson, Jacqueline Cliff, Sue Amundson, Cynthia Gamess, Lorraine llorel, Betty Balow, Janet Anderson, Sue Barager. Bottom Picture: Top Row: janna Strand, Janet Hoe. Joanne Kuehl, Patricia Bradford, Elizabeth Anderson, Sheila Peterson, Janet Lehman, Mitzi Besler, Suzanne Sherman. Marjie Shockett. Bottom Row: Jaclyn Anderson, Bourtai Bunting, Dorothy Orth, Lois Hossow, Leone Shermo, Bernice Peterson, Gertrude Bauman. Anne Quella, Josephine Horel, Doris Ann Mundinger. 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Thirty-four 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Thirty-six Left: Lulu Rhoda Time out ‘Music, maestro, please! Thirty-seven 19 4 4 Middle: Tripping the light fantastic Schoolmasters Com enc Just look, girls! Four of them! (Men, of course.) Glamor! us? Eager Beavers The Mavy speaks; the Army listens PERISCOPE Right: Delores Clara Mae and Hilda Belle Betty G. I. Shirley am APRIL . . . MAY . . . JUNE . . . JULY . . . AUGUST . . . SEPTEMBER . . OCTOBER . . . NOVEMBER . . . 1944 PERISCOPE Thirty-eight . . . DECEMBER . . . JANUARY . . . FEBRUARY . . MARCH . . . Thirty-nine 19 4 4 PERISCOPE WINTER CALENDAR DECEMBER . . . 3 — Registration for second quarter. 9 — World Student Service Assembly — Miss Frieda Godfrey. 11 — Basketball Game — Bethel College, St. Paul vs. Eau Claire State Teachers College. 14 — Exhibit of Anne Kambach’s Art Work. 16 — Convocation — Christmas Program by A Cappeila Choir. JANUARY . . . 3 — Convocation — Dr. Levi Brunner. 5 — Freshman Orientation — Parker Clark. 10 — Convocation — Lt. A. B. Rothwell, Commanding Officer, Naval Training Unit, Lawrence College. 12 — Basketball Game played at Camp McCoy. 13 — “G. 1. Gyrations” — 301st College Training Detachment 14 — G. 1. Gyrations. 15 — Basketball Game — Naval Aviation Cadet Board of Minneapolis vs. Eau Claire State Teachers College. 17 — Convocation — Rabbi Gordon of Madison. 19 — Y.W.C.A. Tea for Girl Reserves. Freshman Orientation — Clara Mae Ward. Basketball Game — La Crosse State Teachers College vs. Eau Claire State Teachers College. 22 — Teaching demonstration and round-table discussion for high school science teachers. Basketball Game at Milwaukee State Teachers College. 25 — Chippewa Valley Forum — Stuart Chase 29— Basketball Game — Hamline University vs. Eau Claire State Teachers College. FEBRUARY . . . 8 — Fifth and Sixth Grade P.T.A. Tea. 9— Second Annual Teacher Training Conference. Basketball Game at River Falls State Teachers College. 10 - Y.W.C.A. Girls' Prom. Kindergarten P.T.A. Tea. 14 — Basketball Game — 76th Division, Camp McCoy vs. Eau Claire State Teachers College 19 — Basketball Game— River Falls State Teachers College vs. Eau Claire State Teachers College. 21 — ‘'Ladies in Retirement' — College Players. 22 — “Ladies in Retirement. 23 — Orientation — Mrs. F. W. Thomas. Primary Tea — Primary teachers of public schools as guests. 24 - Convocation — Sherwood Eddy, “India and Russia” First and Second Grade P.T.A. Tea — Union. 26 — Basketball Game at Concordia College. St. Paul. 28 — Convocation — Duo-Pianists. MARCH . . . —.JL— Rural Life Club Carnival - Union Town Hall. Forty 19 4 4 PERISCOPE CHRISTMAS FANTASY December 16,1943 A CAPPELLA CHOIR “Song of the London Watchman” . . . Robert Frisch and A Cappella Choir “Silent Night”............................................A Cappella Choir “Jack-in-the-Box”.............................................Gordon Decker “Parade of the Wooden Soldiers”: Jean Johnson, Lois Kelly, Patricia Garvey, Lavilla Miller, Delores Churchward, Doris McClellan, Jeannette From-meder, and Barbara Dreher. “Deck the Hall with Boughs of Holly”.......................A Cappella Choir Sailor Dolls (dance).....................Ruth Hammer and Evelyn Sorenson “Carol of the Russian Children”............................A Cappella Choir “The Dancing Doll”...................... ... Ruth Augustine, Ladies’ Chorus Dutch Dolls..................................Dorothy Fredin, Joanne Cronk “The Holly and the Ivy”....................................A Cappella Choir “Go, Tell It on the Mountains”.............Ethel Mae Kohlhcpp, Male Chorus Rag Dolls....................................Margaret Hancock, Arline Kling “Pat-a Pan”................................................A Cappella Choir “Indian Love Call” Solo: Donald Guenther. Dance: Joyce Ermatinger, Patricia Carlson, Frances Bartingale, Marjorie Kadin, Gladys Craker, Gertrude Leasum, lone Olson. Flute: Phyllis Gourdoux. “White Christmas”..........................................A Cappella Choir DIRECTION Dancing..................................Mrs. G. O. Sweum Stage..........................................Jean Johnson Piano.....................................Shirley Thompson Director............................. Miss Clara Mae Ward Forty-one 19 4 4 PERISCOPE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Director — Miss Clara Mae Ward Top Picture: Top How: Ruth Augustine, Sylvia Hanson. Mildred Peterson, Ruth Hammer, Joyce Ermatinger. Kathryn Davies. Ethel Mae Kohlhepp, Vivian Holman. Bottom How: Frances Bartingale. Dorothy Copper, Gertrude Leasum, Ix is Johnson, Patricia Garvey, lone Olson. Dorothy Fredin, Marion O'Rourke. Bottom Picture: Top How: Margie Kadin, Shirley Thompson, Jeanette Frommader, Virgelee VVatenpuhl, Gladys Crakcr, Joanne Cronk, Margaret Hancock, Evelyn Sorenson. Bottom How: La Villa Miller, Jean Johnson, Doris Jean McClellan, Patricia Carlson, Betty Ehrhard, Delores Churchward. Lois Kelly. Barbara Ann Dreher. 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Forty-two MIXED CHORUS Top Hnu-: Vivian Holman. Shirley Thompson, Ruth Hammer, Jean Johnson, LaVilla Miller. Ruth Augustine Bottom Rote: Gertrude Lcasum, Betty Khrhard. Luther Kopplin, Don Guenther. Wade Crane, (amlon Decker, Margaret Hancock GIRLS' TRIO Peg Hancock, LaVilla Miller, Pat Garvey, Dorothy Predin (accompanist) MALE QUARTETTE Don Guenther, Wade Crane. Luther Kopplin, Gordon Decker, Shirley Thompson (accompanist) Forty’three 19 4 4 PERISCOPE LADIES IN RETIREMENT by Eduard Percy and Reginald Denham February 21 and 22,1944 Lucy Gilliam . Leonora Fiskc Ellen Creed . Albert Feather Louisa ('reed Emily Creed . Sister Theresa CHARACTERS ....................Doris Jean McClellan ..........................Swanhild Noer .........................Ruth Hammer .........................Sheldon Hoag .............................Jean Johnson ..........................Rhoda Zwickey ..............................Neva Bart PRODUCTION STAFF Director..........................................................Earl S. Kjer Stage Manager.................................................Helen Jean Olson Scenery...................................................................Jean Johnson Lights..............................................................Peg Barnes Properties..............................................................Arline Conrow Costumes.......................................Ruth Augustine, Margaret Reuss Publicity........................................................Don Guenther Ushers.......................................................Kathleen Manthei Business Manager.............................................Kathleen Manthei Sound..............................................Don Mathison, Lyle Bowden COMMITTEE MEMBERS Scenery: Ruth Baker Jean Johnson Helen Jean Olson Erma Larson Margaret Reuss Props: Gertrude Abelmann Jean Miller Mabel Preston Margaret Lucia Betty Jane Larson Ellen Skoe Virgelee Watenpuld 19 4 4 Ushers: Marjorie L -c Sparks Dorothy Fredin Louise Gehrke Evelyn Sorenson Peg Hancock l � is Kelly Lights: Nona Lucas Avn $ Larry Hughes Costumes: Louise Gehrke Lorraine Johnson PERISCOPE Forty-four LADIES IN RETIREMENT Toi PlCTUHKS: I.eft: Ruth Hammer. Rhoda Zwickev. Right: Doris McClellan. Sheldon Hoag. Middle Pictures: Left: (Backstage) Arline Conrow. Hntli Augustine, Margaret ReuvS, Helen Jean Olson, Mr. kjer. Ellen Skoe, Margaret Barnes, Margaret Lucia, Don Mathison, C l.arry Hughe... Right: Swanhild Nocr, Ruth Hanuuer. Bottom Pictuues: Left: Neva Bart ., Rhoda Zwickev. Jean Johnson, Doris McClellan. Right: Neva Bart . Ruth Hammer, Sheldon Hoag. Forty-five 19 4 4 PERISCOPE STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE Top How: Francis Peterson. Ruth Augustine. Edna Anderson, Margaret Barnes. Evelyn Sorenson. Betty Marcks, Anna White, Ruth Baker. Middle How: Robert Frisch. Lois Kelly, Jean Miller. Jean Johnson, Ruth Hammer. Joanne Cronk, Doris Winn, Joan Hebert. Don Guenther. Bottom How: Lorraine Lofte, Beth Milliren, Robert Edgar. Arline Conrow, Yer-lene Cayo. Gordon Decker. Dorothy Frcdin Della McMahon. OFFICERS General Chairman - Gordon Decker Girls' Chairman Arline Conrow Secretary — Vcrlene Cavo Treasurer — Robert Edgar The purj osc of the Student Life Committee is to serve as a unifying organization of tin college; to provide opjjortunities for cooperation between students, student organizations, and faculty in studying the needs of the college and in finding solutions for any problems which may arise; to give training in the democratic principles of self-government; to promote the best interests of the college; to work to build high standards of character and conduct; and to promote a high professional spirit in the college and in the profession of teaching. In 1943-1944 the Committee sponsored Freshman Week and all-college dances, compiled the weekly calendar, drew up the seating arrangement for convocations and took roll call, sent Christmas greetings to all alumni and former students in the armed services, suj crvised all school elections, and dealt with minor problems about the college. 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Forty-six DEFENSE COMMITTEE Top Row: Mr. Fox, Mr. Wallin, Mr. Jenson, Mr. Zorn, Dr. Ullsvik, President Davies, Cordon Decker. Rot tom Row: Jean Miller, Vrline Conrow, Miss Buchholz, Both Ann Knox, Peg Barnes, Mrs. Flagler. Sot in Picture: Certrude Alielinann, Shirley Thompson, Mr. Jndd. Chairman oj Defense Committee....................Dr. Wallin SU B-C()MMITTEE Cl IA1R M EN Nutrition......................................Mrs. Flagler Director of Services.............................l)r. Jndd First Aid and Blood Donation.....................Mrs. Matz Memorial Plaque or Flag..........................Dr. Ullsvik Men in Defense........................................Mr. Zorn Adjuster of Curriculum................................Mr. Fox War Stamp Sales (Campus School) . . . . Gertrude Abelmann War Stamp Sales (College)...................Shirley Thompson In addition to the above-named activities, represented by the several subcommittees. the Defense Committee has sought to coordinate college activities with those of the Bed Cross, the O. P. A., the War Chest, and the Student Service. Forty-seven 19 4 4 PERISCOPE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Top How: Ruth Ann Knox, Rhoda Zwickey, Margaret Barnes, Joan Hebert, Clarise Topper, Jeannete (Campbell, Elizabeth Anderson, Dorothy Copper, Patricia Carlson. Middle How: l)r. Wallin, Shirley Sabin. Dorothy Schreiner, Mabel Preston, Evelyn Mince, Margaret Hcuss, Maridean N ick. Dr. Schneider. Bottom How: Donald Irwin. Bettv Griswold, Irma Washburn. Janet Barber. Grace Johnson, Dixie Theiler, Ellen Harding, Marion O’Rourke. Doris Winn. Sot in Picture: Jeanette Froinmader, Lucille Hendrickson, Sheldon Hoag. Joyce Jackson, Jane Lewis, Naomi Quevillon, Frances Sherburne. Lois Svenson. Lorraine VanderKamp. OFFICERS President — Lucille Hendrickson Vice-President — Margaret Barnes Secretary — Ruth Knox Treasurer — Mabel Preston Advisers - Miss Oxby, Dr. Schneider. Dr. Wallin As its name implies, the IRC exists to bring about a better understanding of other nations and our relations with them through talks and discussions upon international problems. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Top How: 'Jeanette Barber, Phyllis Gordoux, Shirley Harris, Jean Michaud, Ruth Hammer. Bottom Bow: Ellen Harding, Della McMahon, Verlene Cayo, Mary Jane Harvat, Marjorie Lee Sparks. Under the sponsorship of Dr. Thelma Hruza and Miss Ruth Johnson, the Creative Writing Club was organized this year to provide an opportunity for students interested in creative expression. Two groups, poetry anti prose, have been formed; meetings have been devoted to the informal discussion of material written by members. ¥ ¥ ¥ CREATIVE WRITING FELLOWSHIPS Likewise as the result of the efforts of Dr. liruza and Miss Johnson, four Creative Writing Fellowships have been established at E.C.S.T.C. Funds providing enrollment fees for a varying number of quarters have been contributed by citizens of Eau Claire who desire to stimulate creative literary activity among promising high school seniors, who may thereby be spurred to continued their education in college. Winners of the first such fellowships are: Short Story - Dick Trueblood, Chippewa Falls Senior High School. Narrative — Lester Kurth, Chippewa Falls Senior High School. Poetry — Dana Lefstad, Mondovi High School. Drama - (No entries) Forty-nine 19 4 4 PERISCOPE COLLEGE PLAYERS Top How: Arline Conrow, Rhoda Zwickcy, Donald Mathison, Rolx?rt Frisch, Donald Guenther. Gordon Decker, Neva Bart , Kathleen Manthei. Bottom Row: Doris Jean McClellan. Swanhild Noer. Ruth Hammer, Jane Lewis. Mr. Kjer. Jean Johnson, Betty Adams, Helen Jean Olson, Margaret Barnes. OFFICERS President — Arline Conrow Vice-President — Ruth Augustine Secretory — Betty Adams Business Manager — Kathleen Manthei Adviser — Mr. Kjer Tlie purpose of the organization is to foster interest in dramatics and to recognize talent and performance. Members (in addition to officers): Gordon Decker, Bob Frisch, Jean Johnson, Jane Lewis, Jean Miller, Swanhild Noer. Provisional Members: Reg Barnes, Neva Bart , Don Guenther, Ruth Hammer, Sheldon Hoag, Lorraine Lofte, Nona Lucas, Don Mathison. Doris Jean McClellan, Helen Jean Olson, Rhoda Zwickey. DEBATE Jane Lewis, Verlene Cayo. Ellen Harding, Lorraine Lofte, Mr. Haas. ★ ★ ★ The 1943-1944 question for debate was: “Resolved, that the United States should cooperate in establishing and maintaining an international police force. Lorraine Lofte and Ellen Harding comprised the affirmative team. The negative team was composed of Verlene Cayo and Jane Lewis. Mr. Haas served his second year sis debate coach. The outstanding accomplishment of the year for the squad was tying for third place at the tournament at Whitewater with the University of Wisconsin teams. The teams also participated in non-decision debates with the University of Minnesota at Minneapolis. Additional activities for the season included exhibition debates at the Kiwanis Club, First Congregational Church, the Chippewa Falls forum, and a broadcast over WEAU. Fifty-one 19 4 4 PERISCOPE BETA UPSILON Top How: Dorothy Kopischkie, Mildred Peterson, Melva Strehig, Helen Hill. Marion O’Rourke. Dorothy Fredin, Carol Sangsland, Marcella Billmeyer. Middle How: Rhoda Zwickey, Clarise Topper, Pauline Knutson, Dorothy Anderson, Peg Barnes, Doris Winn, Bernida Carroll. Margaret Reuss. Bottom How: Ellen Skoe. Miss Bahr, Angeline Sncdic, Ellen Harding, Marjorie Lee Sparks, Betty Nlarcks, Miss Sparks. Beverly Bergh. Not in Picture: Edna Anderson, Jeanette Campbell, Lucille Hendrickson, Grace Johnson, Janice Milton, Dorothy Pace, Ruth Scheibe, Irma Washburn. OFFICERS President — Marjorie Lee Sparks Vice-President — Ellen Harding Secretary-Treasurer — Betty Marcks Adviser — Miss Inez Sparks Beta Upsilon is a professional organization of undergraduate teachers in the Intermediate, Junior High School, and Senior High School departments. SIGMA GAMMA ZETA Top How: Mrs. Evelyn Kilde, Miss Lillian Bahr. Mrs. Clarise Topper, Mrs. Olga Martin, Mrs. Dorellen Haas. Bottom How: Mrs. Lvla Flagler. Mrs. Iva Holbrook, Mrs. Margaret Heuss. Bemida Carroll. Mrs. Elizabeth Ayer. Mrs. Virginia Clark. Not in Picture: Mrs. Vera Anderson, Mrs. Catherine Niebauer, Laura E. Sutherland, Mrs. Lillian Zahn. OFFICERS President — Mrs. Catherine Niebauer Vice-President — Mrs. Margaret Reuss Secretary — Mrs. Clarise Topj er Treasurer — Miss Bernida Carroll Sigma Gamma Zeta is an organi iition of women students who have returned to college for further study. This society, founded in the fall of 1940 by Mrs. Margaret Christofferson and Mrs. Lvla Flagler, has grown from an original membership of fourteen to forty-six. Aims of the sorority are: service, cooperation, and friendship. Fifty-three 19 4 4 PERISCOPE SIGMA PI KAPPA Top How: Ruth Hammer, La Villa Miller, Betty Ehrhard. Gertrude Leasum, Doris Jean McClellan, Margaret Lucia. bottom How: Marilyn Larson, Jean Miller, Lorraine Lofte. Evelyn Sorenson, Swanhild Noer, Shirley Thompson. Sot in Picture: Joan Hebert, Ruth Augustine, Dorothy Fredin, Verlene Cayo. Margaret Barnes, Florence Blegen, Arline Conrow, Jean Johnson. OFFICERS President — Jean Miller Treasurer — Doris Jean McClellan Corresponding Secretary - Marilyn Larson according Secretary — Betty Ehrhard Social Chairman — Ruth Augustine Publicity Chairman — Florence Blegen Adviser — Miss Oxby Sigma Pi Kappa, characterized by one of its members as “one campus organization that has not been struck by the man-power shortage. is a social sorority. As part of the preliminaries to initation into active membership, pledges were again compelled to wear black stockings and to submit to other forms of de-glam-orization. Fifty-four 19 4 4 PERISCOPE PRIMARY CLUB OFFICERS First and Second Quarters Third Quarter President — Ruth Baker President — Helen Olson Vice-President — Helen Olson Secretary-Treasurer — Marjorie Ness Advisers — Miss Baker, Mrs. McNamara, Miss Nash The Primary Club seeks to unite in both a social and a professional bond those girls who intend to become teachers in the primary grades. Its main annual social events are a Christmas dinner and spring banquet. ★ ★ ★ RURAL LIFE CLUB OFFICERS First Quarter President — Irene Schaefer Vice-President — Ramona M. Larson Secretary — Louise Stark Treasurer — Virginia Clark Second Quarter President — Virginia Nielsen Vice-President — Ix is Mortiboy Secretary — Eileen Kuehn Treasurer — Lorraine Licht Advisers — Miss Hoard. Miss Hunn, Mr. Homback, Mr. Slock The Rural Life Club is an association for the promotion of cooperation and loyalty among the students of the Rural Department. Activities of the club during the year included: representation at the American Country Life Association Conference. Columbus, Ohio, October 20-22, 1943, with Lois Mortiboy and Virginia Clark serving as ECSTC delegates; the Rural Life Carnival at Union Town Hall; sharing with the Pepin County teachers the duties of hosts to the Rural Teachers Conference on March 18; and the annual “Parents' Party. Fifty-five 19 4 4 PERISCOPE PRIMARY CLUB Top Picture: Top Row: Miss Baker. Maridcan N ick. Sylvia Hanson, Jean Whinnery, Dorothy Schreiner, Betty Brown, Lois Johnson, Pat Garvey, June Hanson. Bottom Bow: Gertrude Abclmann, Leona Stuart. Peggy Hancock, Anna White. Helen Olson, Marjorie Ness. Until Kelly, Kathryn Davies. Bottom Picture: Top Bow: Gloria Kurz, Elizabeth Anderson, Joyce Halverson, Jerry Miller, Until Flynn, Jean Johnson, Betty Adams. Middle Bow: Grace Gregerson, Lorraine Thompson, Swanhild Nocr, Delores Churchward, Neva Bartz, Kathleen Manthei. Carolyn Gates. Bottom Bow: Marilyn Larson, Marjorie Hong, Ethel Bose Gibson, Esther Klay, Lois Schmidmayr, Frances Sherburne, Margaret Pynn. Not in Picture: Until Baker. Pat Carlson. Arline Erickson, Until Hammer, Nona Lucas. 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Fifty-six RURAL LIFE CLUB Top Picture: Top How: Janet Frommadcr. Helen Phillips. Shirley PostI, Dorothy Janke, Mr. Hornback, Eileen Halverson. Pearl Lien, Violet Lien, Frieda Sleek. Bottom Bow: Marjorie Kadin. Blanche Root. Louise Stark. Mrs. Virginia Clark, Ramona Larson, Irene Schaeffer, Lorraine Licht. Lillian Boswell, Eileen Kuehn. Bottom Picture: Top Bow: Joanne Ausland, Betty Hel wig, Naomi Heller. Lorraine Olson, Frances Elbert, Marie Clintsman. Lois Mortiboy, Sophie Romanowski. Middle Bow: Miss Ilium, Anne Gosar. Marlvs Ilellendrung, Marjorie Kern, Arleen VVidvey, Jean Krell. Mary Hayden, Irene Wonn. Bottom Bow: Donna Lehman, Virginia Nielsen, Beatrice Raether, Olivia Henderson, Naomi LaCesse, Lois Kelly, lone Olson. Not in Picture: Florence Blegen, Lyle Boland, Dorothy Boettcher. Dorothy Broberg, Dorothy Copper, Elizabeth Daniels. Dagna Eimon, Mabel Ctithe ridge, Arline Hendrickson, Geraldine Hendrickson, Audrey Keasling, June Letson, Iva Peterson, Adeline Schneider, Lucy Thompson. Fifty-seven 1944 PERISCOPE Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS President — Anna White Secretary — Ruth Raker Vice-President — Betty Ehrhard Treasurer — Della McMahon CABINET Program: Margaret Lucia, Dorothy Fredin Art: Joan Webster, Marjorie Lee Sparks Supper: Anne Kambach, Jeanne Whinnerv. Marjorie Ness Worship: Gertrude Abelmann, Myrtle Sanford Membership: Dorothy Pace, Barbara Dreher World Fellowship: Evelyn Sorenson, Patricia Garvey Publicity: Jean Miller, Beth Milliren Service: Joan Hebert, Donna Tandberg Invitation: Peggy Hancock, Ruth Augustine Advisers: Miss Grctchcn Grimm, Miss Ruth Foster The Young Women's Christian Association desires to realize a full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God; to have a part in making this life possible for all people, and in so doing to understand Jesus and follow Him. ★ ★ ★ Top How: Joan Peterson, Carol Sangsland, Marcella Bellinger, Anna White, Patricia Garvey, Joan Webster, Marjorie Lee Sparks, Jean Miller, Ruth Augustine. Middle How: Miss Grimm, Joan Hebert, Beatrice Peck, Gladys Tucker, Joyce Ermatinger, Joanne Cronk, Jean Whinncry, Betty Ehrhard, Miss Foster. Bottom How: Helen Clark, Ruth Baker, Beth Milliren. Evelyn Sorenson, Gertrude Abelmann, Della McMahon, Peggy Hancock, Dorothy Fredin, Margaret Lucia. Middle Picture: Top How: Betty Marcks, Nona Lucas, Shirley Postl, Gertrude Leasum, Helen Jean Olson, Arline Conrow, Rhoda Zwickey, Shirley Harris, Patricia Ulrich. Middle How: Shirley Thompson, Jean Johnson, Helen Hill, Betty Brown, Swanhild Noer, Margaret Pynn, Delores Churchward, La Von Thronson, Lois Johnson, Kathleen Manthei. Bottom How: Marilyn Larson, Marjorie Iloug, Lois Schmidmayr, Betty Jane Larson, Doris Winn, Betty Adams, Lois Mortiboy, Irene Willette, Vivian Holman. Bottom Picture: Top Row: Joyce Halverson, Gloria Kurz, Ann Chisholm, Dorothy Kopischkic, Virginia Nielson, Jean Michaud, Ethel Mae Kohlhepp, Betty Helwig, Evelyn Hince, Erma Larson. Middle How: Ellen Skoe, Melva Strebig, Pearl Lien, Helen Bischel, Naomi La Gesse, Jean Krell, Louise Gehrke, L-ois Kelly, Joan Loomis. Bottom How: Naomi Heller, Mary Jane Harvat, Hannah Dewitz, Frieda Sieck, June Letson, Myrtle Sanford, Lois Dewitz, Violet Lien, Lillian Buswell. 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Fifty-eight Y. W. C. A. Fifty-nine CONGO CLUB Top How: Jean Krcll. Mabel Preston, Mr. Norton, Jean Whinnery, Margaret Pynn. Bottom How: Leona Stewart, Della McMahon, Betty Griswold, Ruth Ann Knox, Blanche Hoot. Not in Picture: Joan Loomis. OFFICERS President — Della McMahon Vice-President — Betty Griswold Secretary-Treasurer — Ruth Knox Adviser — Mr. Norton Organized just this year, the Congo Club provides Congregational students with an opportunity to gather and to discuss current social and religious questions. Sixty 19 4 4 PERISCOPE ROGER WILLIAMS CLUB Top Row: Helen Hill, Margaret Barnes, Jean Schlieve, Frances Bartingale, Jean Miller. Bottom Row: Naomi LaCesse, Gladys Craker, Arline Con row, Mrs. Iva Holbrook, Marie Clintsinan, Frances Sherburne. Not in Picture: Arnie Haugen. Robert Jones. Frances Sherburne. LaMoine Tinker, Lillian Zahn. OFFICERS President — Frances Sherburne Vice-President — Gladys Craker Secretary — Marie Clintsinan Treasurer — Jean Schlieve Adviser — Mrs. Holbrook The purpose of the Roger Williams Club is to promote Christian fellowship, to provide for the discussion of religious and moral problems that might be suggested. and to interest Baptist students in this territory in attending the Eau Claire State Teachers' College. OXFORD CLUB Top Row: Beatrice Peck, Jeanette Frommader, Betty Adams. Doris Winn, Margie Kadin, Naomi Heller. Joanne Webster, Lois Svenson. Bottom Row: Doris McClellan, Myrtle Sanford, Lillian Bnswell, Evelyn Hince, Lorraine Olson, Gladys Tucker, Margaret Lucia. Not in Picture: Betty Ehrhard,Betty Jane Larson, Mandean Yfick, Lois Kelly, Bethe Milliren. Donna Tandberg, Anna White, Jerome Bredesen, Louise Stark, Irene Schaefer, Joann Ausland, Dixie Theiler, Marilyn Larson. OFFICERS President — Margaret Lucia Adviser — Mr. Mornback The Oxford Club, a member of the state Methodist Student Movement, is an organization of Methodist students on the ECSTC campus intended to benefit the students and the institution. NEWMAN CLUB Tor Picture: Top Bow: Lucy Thompson. Mary Hayden, Margaret Reuss. Gordon Decker, Robert Frisch, Bennie Burish, Ann Lowry, Betty Brown, Pat Garvey. Bottom Bow: Gertrude Leas inn, Sophie Romanowsky, Mary Jane Harvat. Lois Schmidmayr, Nona Lucas. Pat Carlson. Ruth Kelly, Ramona Larson, Phvllis Gourdoux. Bottom Picture: Top Bow: Elizabeth Daniel, Anne Gosar. Blanche Schneider, Dorotliv Schreiner, Shirley Harris, Lorraine Bischel. Bernice Theis, Shirley Postl. Bottom Row: Jean Michaud, Lorraine Licht. Lois Schmidmayr, Nona Lucas, Pat Carlson, Irene Willett. Angeline Snedic, Ann Chisholm. OFFICERS President — Nona Lucas Vice-President — Lois Schmidmayr Secretary-Treasurer — Patricia Carlson The purpose of the Newman Club is to provide an organization students of the college. for the Cat Sixty-three 19 4 4 PERISCOPE LUTHERAN STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President — La Villa Miller Vice-President — Janies Emerson Recording Secretary — Kathleen Manthei Corresponding Secretary — Ellen Skoe Treasurer — Swanhild Noer Representative from Xarses' Home — Elaine Sparbv Advisers — Mr. Haas, Rev. Kiltie, Mr. Tweet. Dr. Ullsvik Top Picture: Top Row: Helen Jean Olson. Dorothy Broberg, Marlys Hellendrung, Ruth Scheibe. lone Olson. Bettv Hehvig, Pearl Lien, V'irgelee Watenpuhl. Bottom Row: Nlelva Strebig, Ellen Skoe, Mr. Ha:is. Jerry Miller. James Emerson. Swanhild Noer, Kathleen Manthei. Middle Picture: Top Row: Dorothy Kopischkie, Joe Kovach. Romaine Anderson, Earl Meuli, Carl Gerber, Lorraine Roduner. Middle Row: Violet Lien, Joyce Ermatingcr, Lorraine Thompson, Irma Larson, Dorothy Anderson. Edna Anderson. Bottom Row: Donna Lehman. Betty Marcks, Frances Elbert, Jeanette Elbert. Arlene Widvey. Esther Klay, Lillian Alf. Bottom Picture: Top Row: Gloria Kurz, June Hanson. Eileen Halverson. Helen Phillips. Patricia Ulrich. Joyce Halverson, Virginia Nielson. Florence Nelson, Elizabeth Anderson, Naomi Quevillon. Middle Row: Jean VVhinnery, Pauline Knutson, Louise Gehrke, Marjorie Ness, Dorothy Janke, Rhoda Zwickey, Clarise Topper, Ellen Harding, Eileen Kuehn. Bottom Row: Gertrude Abelmaun. Sylvia Hanson, Mildred Peterson, Lois Dewitz. Hannah Dewit . Frieda Sieck, Marion O’Rourke, Irene Wonn, Lorraine Lofte. Not in Picture: Dorothy Anderson, Robert Anderson, Ruth Baker, Neva Bartz, Arlie Foss, Marilyn Grip. Mrs. Dorellen Haas, Janice Heath, Arline Hendrickson, Lucille Hendrickson, Audrey Keasling, Erma Larson, Lois Mortibov, John Naset, Dorothy Pace, Mildred Peterson, Beatrice Raether, Darold Stewart. Geraldine Hendrickson. Student Nurses: Betty Allen. Elaine Augsburger, Naomi Bischoff, Muriel Cusick. Arlene Dreger, Christie Foss, Hazel Gebert, Dorothy Nering, Karine Sathcr. Phyllis Schrader. Elaine Sparbv, Betty Thorpe. 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Sixty-four L. S. A. Sixty-five 19 4 4 PERISCOPE BASKETBALL Top How: Or. Selinekler (Manager), Donaldson, Lasker, Knox, Coach Zorn Bottom How: lluugcn, Papke, Crawford, Amundson (Mascot), Crane, Johnson, Ervin 1943-1044 SEASON E.C.S.T.C. (Opponents 43 30 Bethel College (here) 51 38 Naval Aviation Cadets of Minneapolis (there) 23 55 Hainline University (there) 52 45 Concordia College, St. Paul (here) 43 52 76th Infantry Division, Camp McCoy (there) 48 40 Naval Aviation Cadets (here) 79 30 Milwaukee State Teachers' College there) 55 23 La Crosse State Teachers' College (there) 75 38 Duluth Coast Guard (here) 43 50 River Falls State Teachers' College , there) 58 41 Bethel College (there) 37 39 76th Infantry (here) 38 45 River Falls State Teachers’ College (here) 50 53 Concordia College (there) 60 42 Milwaukee Teachers' College (here) INDIVIDUAL RECORDS FG Johnson ....................... 100 Enin ........................... 78 Crane .......................... 39 Papke........................... 38 Haugen ......................... 35 Crawford ....................... 27 Donaldson ....................... 2 Knox ............................ I Lasker .......................... 0 19 4 4 FT FTM Fouls TP Games 66 45 17 245 15 45 28 30 184 14 36 18 36 96 15 32 12 31 88 15 15 6 28 76 15 27 17 18 71 15 0 0 4 4 8 1 0 2 o 2 1 0 1 0 1 P E R 1 s c 0 P 1 E Sixtt -six Top Row: Toni Knox, Johnnie Amundson (Mascot), Hec Lasker. Middle How: Pat Crawford, Elden Papke, Wade Crane, Boh Donaldson. Bottom Bote: Don Ervin. Vic Johnson. Anne Haugen. Sixty-seven 19 4 4 PERISCOPE 7'he MifiteMf fCidU !)n Action Sixty-eight To)) Roil': Their Royal Majesties: King Sonny, Queen Betty . . . Stop! You're breaking my heart! . . . Let's dance. Middle Rote: Prom-trottors . . . Grand March . . . More promenade? . Bottom Rote: The Receiving Line . . . The Coronation . . . Their Highnesses: Vice-King Don, Vice-Queen Doris Top How: Toyshop . . . Those Lutherans have something there. Second Rote: More L.S.A.’ers . . . Heap Big Injuns. Third Row: Ars Gratia Artis. Fourth Row: All dressed up . . . Does that help? Bottom Row: Keepers of the books . . . Coed styles. Seventy 1 9 4 4 PERISCOPE Top Row: Testing C-H-E-M-I-S-T-R-Y?? . . . Tete-a-tete . . . Pals. Second How: Rural Carnival . . . Waiting for Jim (gym), girls??? Third How: Rugged individualists . . . What’s this? ... A conference. Fourth How: Busy. B? . . . Chem femmes. Bottom How: You’d be so nice by the fire” . . . Barb V Mar)- . . . Say aaaahht Seventij-one 19 4 4 PERISCOPE INSIDE THE V : Top How: Wizard of the test tubes Middle How: Hottoni How: Leaving so soon. Don Caruso Client her Outside the “V”: Left: Girls' Prom . . Time for class? . Right: Dance much? Choir presents’ Higlit: Knth M. . . . Ruth Ann K. . . . . . Nlargy Lee S. . . . “Swanee Bottom: Sailor's Hornpipe for Victory (Apologies to Beethoven): Rug cutters” . . . Sh x t it high! “Ritter jugs . . . Spring fever Scnoras tres May I have the next one? . . . . Ten-n-n-shun! . . Is that clear? . . . “The Seventy-two Top Row: Summer . . . On the Steppe” . . . Winter S tageera f txmen Hot tom Row: The Gang . . . Winter Wonderland (lla!) . Boresome (?) Foursome . Spring Fever Jane Seventy-three . . . JULY . - u 3 Z o' UJ CQ 2 UJ U UJ o . AUGUST at UJ CQ S UJ O z SEPTEMBER . . . OCTOBER . . . . VJ Ui a. 0 U fid Ui 01 Os SPRING CALENDAR MARCH . . . 10 — Registration for Spring Quarter 13 — Convocation — E. B. Robinson, Mondovi, “Conditions in England During Recent Months 15 — Chippewa Valley Forum — Louis Bromficld 18 —Joint Count)' Teachers' Conference 20 — Convocation — Dr. Stewart W. McClelland, President. Lincoln Memorial University 21 - Navarro Sisters - Program of Latin American Songs and Dances 21 — Chippewa Valley Forum — Max Lerner 22 - Y. W. C. A. Silver Tea 29 — Convocation — Miss Ismet Sauli, “Turkey’s Place in the World Today” 29 — Sigma Pi Kappa Tea for Faculty APRIL . . . 1 — Regional Forensic Tournament 11 — Oxford (dub State Convention at College and Methodist Church 17 — Convocation — Miss Ethel Alpenfels. Anthropologist (Sponsored by National Association of Christians and Jews) 21 — Workshop Conducted by Joint Committee on Education in Wisconsin 24 — Y. W. C. A. Mother-Daughter Banquet — Presbyterian Church 24 — Convocation — Harriet Allyn, Stage and Radio Star 25 — Chippewa Valley Forum — I larry Overstreet MAY . . . 1 — Convocation — Rev. Perry Saito 1 — Primary Club Spring Banquet — Presbyterian Church 3, 4 — Choir Trip to Minneapolis 8 — Convocation — Program by College Choir 17. 18 —“Ring Around Elizabeth — College Players 28 —Sigma Camilla Zeta Banquet — Hotel Eau Claire 27 — Kappa Delta Pi Alumni Meeting 27 — Alumni Executive Committee Breakfast 27 — Alumni Banquet 28 — Baccalaureate Services 29 — Senior Reception 30 — Memorial Day 31 — Commencement Exercises 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Seven! y-six KAPPA DELTA PI Epsilon Omicron Chapter) Miss Sutherland. Miss Kahr, Ruth Baker, Lois Schmidmayr, M's. Ste.vart, Mrs. Chris toff ctm hi. Mr. Haas, Alberta Carbon. OFFICERS President — Leonard I laas Vice-President — Alberta Carlson Secretary Ruth Baker Treasurer — Mrs. Margaret Christofrerson Reporter-Historian — Ruth Ahehnauu Assistant Hcporter-llistorian — Lorraine Vauder Kainj) Chapter Counselor — Laura E. Sutherland CHARTER MEMBERS May 22. 1943 Anna Elin Frost. Marvin M. Haehn. Evelyn E. Brimer, Amy Klonisten, Fern Wood Mrs. Helen l. Stewart, Mrs. Margaret K. Christofferson, Hilda M. Janow-ski, Mildren A. Anderson, Theola McDonald, Walter Scheffer, Thomas I). Snoey-bas, Robert Wells. Mrs. Veda Stone, Alice Simet. Ralph Duxburv. Lilah M. Melby. Lorraine Vandcr Kamp, Sylvia M. Frost, I ois Schmidmayr, Ruth Baker, I la Helgeson, Marjorie Brot man, Helen Hedegaard, Jane Gillett, Elizabeth Murray, Mrs. Maxine Otis Trimberger, Ruth M. Abelmann, Jane Milliren, Alberta M. Carlson, Leonard Haas. July 8. 1943 Eva Sipple. Eunice Webb, Gael Vandcr Kamp. Jeanne Wallin. Betty Heffcrnan, Jeannette Boe. Dorothy Pace. FACULTY MEMBERS May 22, 1943 Inez. Sparks, Laura E. Sutherland. Other ICau Claire faeultij members affiliated with chapters of Kappa Delta Pi: Dr. Thelma I Iruza, Lillian Bahr. The purpose of Kappa Delta Pi is to encourage high professional, intellectual, and personal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. Seventy-seven 19 4 4 PERISCOPE College Players Presenting “Personal Appearance”; Jean Johnson Heads All-Star Cast Mexico in 1943 Different from 42, Says Miss Oxby A.. � . photoM iWMf 1a Mrr .. a� %y llilia Bril. My; mmw i •Tertoral Appeannca u I Ha name of the comedy by like college Hudrota aebrdutod Special Issue Goes to 2000 ECSTC Alunmi Honxcomin; Set For Saturday. December 11 Spectator To Be Mail'd To Alumni In Armed Force Two ttiouuR-t ECSTC alumni—alt wtiorc addi -uc an known—will receive tills to- . “ •ue of the Spectator. The por- Tributes to Two Ve acuity Members Given ; eagues A. L. Murray, For 25 .. W- Bridgman, Who Year Director of College Retired Last December. Publication . Retire i Taken by Death to California Home Early That Fall p-e a naan.) al a .-inaiy Mr. A ll.ayna.. W todrau Uru L Man., r«J� d waJau ed.uei| vaihrw al bra Ca T.arton Col- £ � Xfa fa'aM!.0 T v afu! COMMITTEE HEADS r - .r- w «• • •! « FOR •45- -M CHOSEN rv , w. BY STUDENT UFE Debaters Win - a.-.« w. •uru • . • an- -I .a bK U wVa A VM • nl o.niar i IV «� V-� I yta� OartUa 0.«|n la—1-4 U rWairwaa. a« The 1943-1944 vnt_ Ml, w. « Spectator rtATC TgAcnaav collkk. k� t' (Mitt. niscoMXN •roN� i i. Mivraart ti. hi; 7X0 !° Gardner Teall Collection Fight fo 301st C.T.D. Sr riit With “G. Rations,” Origin Variety Show -t.Viy vVCa Installs Is Nucleus of Future ECSTC, Area Museum College Opens 28th Year With Frosh Convocation The twenty-eighth year of 69 New Members'- - ,CUlrr Su“ r 2.h ' C'likga_AAA ticcoed altiuA 1944 Prom Schedule a for February l .AO.s; Jack Pingle y Kjer Anno- • Ca,tf Cr’ the 1944 Junior The nerlcua of an F.O TC muaruan and art gallery- In. deed. of what It la hopa.1 a ill ECSTC Ranks First on Regents Building Program paat-aar rlaia-ag ei,.. mi«1o wm.ao r rerre a h • aal Badaf af V WU taut .1 Milwaukee, Green Bay and Wausau Alumni Organize Allan at IA« Caa CUm Bui. Tiaatwr • C.naga 1a all yaria at • ■te.aoa aia ,' ••• mV r«ai� la IV aiaa aVrr l� r K V yrawalat t, tha Letters to Spectator From Alumni in Armed Services ,M‘301st C. T. D., 69 , laa a !� • 1 •� . la W« yaa • ' Others To Be Discontinued •y itahf ml oMi — b« « Uh bgif nd |. SIGMA PI KAPPAS | PROUDLY SPORTING NEW BADGES la ra a iaa A... aMaai W af � n4r aa «W (aa a at aaw By A . ■ 1 BA Inm I TV Bar Cbyanawat oommoeeA I jaoaarr NU that anni 4 701 1 .•Aa . u «4 a mta4 a Ik Ml kraiaiag waato ta r� Third Place in Tournament Creative Writing Ctiaa.i • ito t� � TC 4ahaW .n.GfOUpS Led b ' AUSTRAUAN WOMAN TOllrUZd, Johnson SPEAK AT MONDAY'S r_ nr tier cpc.gc convocation __ -..V: zZZZ? f .JtXl UFE SPEAKS A Cappella Choir P- Campus School n a � Win “Minute Gay Christm? yaSy a,q„ A C B aIla C -t 0« gayvaUMt � U n “Cfvlo Vihfiw M. •«'-« af itara g.. WV-I aale4 V Bay Maw . V olJ,c OIIUW 1 4 • tV-’M l� . � l« � aga.aaM la tw ml at pi n ,a ITT a a Concludes Frosh i. oducing The Versatile Dr. Gray: TOUF LrCflUVC Writing Orientation CM, New, Commentator, French pf|l . jpj Established 315 Civilians Eddy Enrolled if V '' on nt ‘a .d Russia } Scholarship Funds Grow; a - lyta koa‘ Ml a yrMI.ral f 1 aaaAaa at th r.am la I y, . n 1 ■ • « a • .. . rr...... onaatatMa .« «r .u4 Grammarian, aookbindcr, Scientist Dr hu Cray. pr«(«aaar aa4 4 ECTC Offers Cultural And Professional Courses For Adults and Students Fall 0 PROP V AS' Wf’ 4 C 0 4W-waa4 ttt|. lUtfiUMil awtor. hriace . aat nit traratar. •“If’, y- k� ai a rarMaiM Vra Than ■ri'lr 4ay. r.hi-,.r. •! a, aw ... .d speaks How To Become .. tradition a Hot Pilot In -.EUEFS B� t l Juai Cm4m ryata aoAeaea IT Dr tofarr “• •• Mira- Ten Easy Hours fw tyyaa af arVlarUnya Mt l(Uaa. .(, an claiwia n« auaa-i-« af fwuhy. nateau ad alanai Tv Arne far Ua Alarm fa Ml � r� 4 ia u.U aa.' a,i H .. AaiAry TUau, ikatau at U. 1944 Periscope, War-Time Edition, Now Under Way ert • for Uteri Peelae cover r� p- rt� frnl the rwlf revo l that: the 1914 edit to a.v � . Alknr Oaltea - .. . Tha Aral Monday after bo- ru-w r'iK eoml • Claa. K ,m. -.«.t iv. .M. (iMrodoeed to the trim tittle airplane ta which I wae Second Quarter Sees Changes in News otes “ The Future of Our College”......... A Message to ECSTC Alumni Classes, Registry From President W. R. Davies Aam iv 04a4 ora aliiaal) Now 1 the time to plan for th Eau Clair State Teaeber ' r.arm v-r agrre iv ■ «« ) College of tomorrow. Already lb Regent of tbe Teaebera Seventy‘right 19 4 4 PERISCOPE PUBLICATIONS Top Row: Griswold Harding McClellan Preston Sherburne Schlieve Bottom Bow: Slcoe Horn back Norton Ullsvik Slagg S. Thompson • • • • • Editorial Hoard: Belly Griswold, Ellen Harding, Doris Jean McClellan. Frances Sherburne, Ellen Skoe. Shirley Thompson Btisiness Manager....................................................Mabel Preston Photographer..................................................................Jean Schlieve Typists............................Shirk )’ Postl, Blanche Root, Lucy Thompson Director of Ptddicutions........................................Stanley K. Norton Treasurer.............................................................W. E. Stage Advertising Adviser...............................................Bjame R. Ullsvik Circulation Adviser........................................Charles A. I lorn back THE PERISCOPE Faced with difficulties in obtaining paper, cover materials, films, and flash bulbs, the 1944 Periscope staff feels fortunate in having been able to bring its efforts to fruition. Wholly aside from the effects of reduced enrollment and the subsequent curtailment of many activities, the size of this volume has been affected by two WPB rulings: the ban on the use of anything heavier than 70-pound paper (the 1943 edition was printed on 100-pound paper), and a twenty-five per cent, reduction in the number of pages. And not the least of the obstacles encountered was that created by the manpower shortage, felt by staff, printers, engravers, binders, and cover manufacturers alike. ★ ★ ★ THE SPECTATOR The streamlined 1943-1944 Sf ectator, of which a composite facsimile in miniature is to be seen on the opposite page, made the following contributions to the war effort: Over five hundred copies of each issue were sent via first-class mail to former students and alumni now in the armed services, the entire cost ln-ing borne by the Spectator (addressing done voluntarily by Mrs. Wing). Page 4 was turned over to the 301st College Training Detachment (Aircrew) for its “Prop Wash” and copies were furnished free to the entire detachment. In addition to staff members listed above, the following assisted with the publication: Mardell Wetzel, Eileen Kuehn. Joanne Cronk. Hannah Dess'itz, Ethel Mae Kohlhcpp. Beatrice Peck. Jeanette Roth, Georgiana Sobola, Bernice Theis. Lois Svcnson. Seventy-nine 19 4 4 PERISCOPE GERTUDE E. ABELMANN Pulaski Three-Year Elementary Certificate RUTH AUGUSTINE Eau Claire Junior Class NEVA G. BARTZ Granton Three-Year Elementary Certificate DELORES ANNE CHURCHWARD Chetck Tlirec-Year Elementary Certificate A RHINE CON ROW Eau Claire Junior Class VVIN’NIFRED J. ELWOOD (:h. t. k Two-} ear Rural Certificate RUTH I. FLYNN Claire Class UPPERCLASSMEN JEANETTE N. FROMMADER Rice Lake Two-Year Rural Certificate BETTY GRISWOLD Eau Claire Junior Class DON GUENTHER Eau Claire Junior Class HELEN HILL Merrill Junior Class AUDREY I. KEASLINC Excland Two-Year Rural Certificate ERMA LARSON Rock Falls Junior Class NONA G. LUCAS Cadolt Tim e-Year Elementary Certificate 19 4 4 PERISCOPE BETTY MARCKS Pepin Three-Year Elementary Certificate MARGIE McCRUER Eau Claire Junior Class myra McMillan Owcri Junior Class JEAN MILLER Augusta Junior Class SWANMILD NOER New Auburn Three-Year Elementary Certificate HELEN JEAN OLSON Whitehall Three-Year Elementary Certificate Upperclassmen Not Shown on Panels: Juniors: Cordon Decker (Chippcwu Falls), Grace Johnson (Saronn), Jean Johnson (Phillips) Two-Year liural Certificates: Lois Kelly (Chippewa Falls), Irene I. Schaefer (Chetek). Lillian E. Zalm ( Eau Claire) Three - Year Elementary Certificates: Ruth E. Kelly (Chippewa Falls). Marilyn E. Larson (Colfax), Kathleen M. Manthei (Eau Claire) Eighty-one UPPERCLASSMEN LORRAINE L. OLSON Eau Claire Two-Year liural Certificate MARGARET E. PYN.N Eau Claire Three-Year Elementary Certificate SOPHIE A. ROMANOWSKI Chetek Two-Year Rural Certificate FRANCES SHERBURNE Rusk Junior Class ELLEN SKOE Osseo Junior Class MARJORIE LEE SPARKS Merrill Three-Year Elementary Certificate DORIS WINN Cranton Junior Class 19 4 4 SENIORS BETTY MILLICENT ADAMS (Eau Claire) Bachelor of Science in Education (Elementary) Primary Club 1, 2; Oxford Club 1, 2. 3. Secretary-Treasurer 2. 3; Y. W. C. A. I. 2, 3; College Players 3. Secretary 3; W. R. A. I, 2; Pep Band 2; Declamation I; Cheerleader 2. 3; Prom Queen 3 RUTH BAKER (Stanley) Bachelor of Science in Education (Elementary) Primary Club Scholarship; Student Life Committee 4; Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. 3, 4. Program Chairman 3, Secretary 4; W. R. A. I. 2. 3. Treasurer 2. President 3; Primary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4. Secretary 4; L. S. A. 1, 4; I. R. C. 3; Chairman Campus School War Stamp Sales 3 MARGARET L. BARNES (Eau Claire) Bachelor of Science in Education (Secondary) Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. 3, 4; Roger Williams Club 1. 2. 3; Student Life Committee 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2: Sigma Pi Kappa 2. 3. 4; I. R. C. 4. Vice-President 4; Beta Upsilon 4 BEVERLY JUNE BERCII (Eau Claire) Bachelor of Science in Education (Elementary) Senior Class President 4; Beta Upsilon 1. 2, 3, 4; Primary Club 2. 3; Forum 8 IRENE BOEHLKE (Eau Claire) Bachelor of Science in Education (Secondary) Y. W. C. A. 1; Radio 2; Spectator 1. 2. Editor 2; Choir 1. 2, Librarian 2 A. BERM DA CARROLL (Eau CL ire) Bacliclo of Science in Education (Elementary) Beta Uprilon 4; Sigma Gamma Zeta 4, Treasurer 4; Newman Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Crammar Club 2- Bund Club 1 CAROLYN GATES (Okee) Bachelor of Science in Education (Elementary) Senior Class Secretary - Treasurer 4; Graduation Committee 4; Primary Club I. 2. 3. 4; Y. W. C. A. 1. 2. 3, 4 GRACE X. GREGERSON (Ladysmith) Bachelor of Science in Education (Elementary) Primary Club I, 2, 3. 4; Forum 3 JOAN HEBERT (Chippewa Falls) Bachelor of Science in Education (Secondary) Student Life Committee 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi Kappa 1. 2, 3. 4, President 3; Y. W. C. A. 1. 2. 3. 4. Cabinet 1. 2. 3, 4; Literary Club 2. 3; Newman Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Committee 1, 2, 3, I. R. C. 4; College Theatre I, 3. 4; Student Life Reporter 4; Sophomore Class Secretary 2 Sot in Picture: MRS. VERA M. ANDERSON (Eau Claire) Bachelor of Science in Education (Secondary) Sigma Gamma Zeta 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Eighty-two SENIORS r LUCILLE C. HENDRICKSON (Eau Claire) Bachelor of Science in Education (Secondary) I. R. C. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. President 4; L. S. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Uupsilon 3, 4; Y. W. C. A. 1. 2; Speech Club 1; French Club 1; Student Librarian 3. 4 MARJORIE HOUC. ( Exelar.d) Baclielo' of Science in Education (Elementary) Senior (Mass Vice-President 4; Graduation Committee 4; Primary Club 1. 3. 4; Y. W. C. A. 2. 3. 4. Newman Club 1. 2, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1 (Stevens Point State Teachers’ College 1) ANNE KAMBACH (Eau Claire) Bachelor of Science in Education (Elementary) Sigma Pi Kappa 3, 4; Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4; Primary Club 2. 3, 4; Choir 3; Pep Committee 1, 2.3 LUTHER KOPPLIN (Eau Claire) Bachelor of Science in Education I Secondary) Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3; Track 3; IX Chatillon 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4; letter Club 2. 3, 4; Crusade 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4; I. R. C. 3 MRS. CATHERINE E. NIEBAUER (Park Falk) Buchelot of Science in Education ( Sec. Hilary) Sigma Gamma Zeta 3, 4; Newman Club I. 2. 3. 4 DOROTHY PACE (Eau Cl iire) Baclieloi of Science in Education (Secondary) Y. W. C. A. 1. 2. 3. 4. Cabinet 3. 4; L. S. A. I. 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; A Cappcllu Choir 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; W. R. A. 1. 2. 3, Secretary 2; French Club 1. 2, President 2; Band 1 MARGARET E. REUSS ( Durand) Bachelor of Science in Education (Elementary) Sigma Gamma Zeta I, Vice-President 4; Newman Club 1, 2. 3, 4; I. R. C; Beta Upsilon LOIS SCI! Ml DM AYR (Bloomer) Bachelor of Science in Education (Elementary) Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Primary- Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Y. W. C. A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Science Club 2; Band 1, 2. 3, Secretary 3; Junior Class Secretary 3 ANNA M. WHITE (Eau Cl; ire) Bachelor of Science in Education (Elementary) Y. W. C A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Cabinet 3. 4 President 4; W. R. A. 1. 2. 3. Vice-President and Treasurer 3; Student Life 4; Primary Club 1. 2, 3 4; Oxford Club 2, 3. 4; Junior Class Vice-President 3 Eighty-three If Top How: “The Butterfly Kiel ” «� ac ti m . . a little help, Mr. Clark, if you please! . . “Anchors A weigh! . “E.C.S.T.C. is now on the air.” 19 4 4 periscope Eighty-four Eighty-five Top How: Rick . . . Ann’s Art Debut . . . Gardner Teall . . . Pete Second How: “Busy?” . . . End of the Day . . . Beth Barh Third How: Sigma Pi Kappa Socialites . . Bottom How: “ECSTC Presents . . . Ida . . Mrs. Fugcrland . . . Sore foot, Bud??? . . U-Ruh-Ruh, Eau 19 4 4 PERISCOPE Top Row: Ti� e “Hauler . . . “Squirt, indeed . . . Well, what next? Second Row: Cab Session . . . Bridge Twosome . . . The Staff Struggles Third Row: Babe and Buzzy . . . The Underground puts the heat on . . . Rear Vision Fourth Row: Lounge Lizards . . . Three Good Skates . . . Rural Revelry Bottom Row: Fresh Air Fiends . . . Clamor Bov Pete . . . Two Men and a Jeep 19 4 4 PERISCOPE F.iglitysix 301 ST COLLEGE TRAINING DETACHMENT (AIRCREW) Eighty-seven 19 4 4 PERISCOPE 301 ST COLLEGE TRAINING DETACHMENT Top Picture: September Class Second Pictuhk: October Class Third Picture: November Class Bottom Picture: December Class Eighty-eight 19 4 4 PERISCOPE 301 ST COLLEGE TRAINING DETACHMENT Eighty-nine 301 ST COLLEGE TRAINING DETACHMENT SEPTEMBER CLASS Pvt. George K. Kvaus Pvt. John E. Hartnett Pvt. '1 liomas L. Hauer Pvt. John E. Huydocy Pvt. jack J. I lawn I t. William I). Henson IVt. Hay E. Hill Pvt. Francis II. Ilofhcins Pfc. Glenn L.. Hoover Pvt. Robert W. Jackson Pvt. James C. Jacob P t. Melvin Jacobsoe Pvt. Holx-rt W. Kelly Pvt Norwood II. Keene)’, Jr. Pv t. Arthur J. Koslovvski Pvt. William II. Kreitzer Pvt. Wayne II. Lamb Pvt. Jack 1). Larmoveux Pv t. Carl S. McVuy IM. liiihard I). Mackenzie Pv t. 'l oin L. Magee Pvt. Robert M. Mahoney Pvt. Donald K. Mathews Pvt. Paul 1). Meadors Pvt. John D. Metzger Pvt. Eugene L. Miller Pvt. lames K. Murpln Pvt. ClarenceS. Nelson, Jr. Pvt. Stephen R. Niemec Pvt. Philip W. O’Brien Pvt. Marvin S. Odle Pvt. James II. Pitman Pvt. Paul L. Smith Pvt. George R. Slum Pvt. Hubert B. Swan Pvt. Robert N. Swart Pvt. Floyd 1). Sweet lam I Pvt ilarry B. Taylor Sgt. Vincent J Teclaw Pvt. Joseph V. Terrizzi Sgt. John R. Tracy IM. Carl Truucmicht Jr. Pvt. Randolph Trim Pvt. Angelo Tunello Pvt. Emil J. Vulcovich S Sgl. Leo Wallen Pvt. Joseph E. Wansoek, Jr. Pv t. George S. Watt Pvt. Vnthony NV. Welland Pv t. Dan J. Weir Pvt. Bussell L. White Pvt. Henry R. Willis Pvt. Rolicrt J. Winfree IN t. Arthur L. Winter Pv t. John Wriglcy Pvt. Alfred E. Zaccanti Cpl. Irwin B. Zacliariu Pfc. Richard J. ' adder Pv t. jw V. Ziccarello Pvt. Edward F. Zielinski OBER CLASS Charles A. Cherrange William M. Chirk )odge Pvt. Joseph P. Duhy CpI. Ernest T. Evans Pvt. Patrick J. Farrcn Gpl. Clyde Y. Favinger Pvt. Donald J. Feullock Pvt. Thomas A. Fisher Pv t. Allan G. Folsom Pv t. Archie W. Futrcll. Jr. Gpl. Norman G. Caddis Pvt. Miller A. Garrison, Jr. Pvt. William E. George Pvt. Koliert P. GiliMin C’pl. William R. Gilford Pvt. Eugene C. Glasgow Pvt. George W. Glass Pvt. Eugene P. Graudolini Pvt. John G. lingerie Pv t, Gregory B. Hale Pvt. Eugene P. Hans. Ir. Pvt. Cornelius B. Hardman, Jr. Pvt. Carl R. Hart Pfc. Joseph J. II art la gc Pvt. Stuart C. Hatfield. |r. CpI. Charles M. Hawkins Pvt. Boland N. Hayes, Jr. Pvt. William J. Ileuring Pvt. William B. Hicks Gpl. Edwin C, Hubbard Pvt. Brooks R. Jakeman Pvt. Charles B. Jermau Pvt. il W Johnson Pvt. Elmer C. Jones Pvt. Jolm J. Kelleher Pvt. Benjamin Keller Pvt. Walter J. Lanzoni C'pl. Edward Lipkin Pvt, William Luckovv Pvt. John A. Lutidholin Cpl. Robert II. Maddox Pvt. Gerard C. Maguire Pvt. Paul M. Marshall. |r. Pvt. Richard E. Martel Cpl. Warren M. Martin Pvt. Neil M. McLean Cpl. Jack Mercer Pv t. Joseph J. Monteleonc Cpl. Duane D. Morris Pvt. William J. N .riser Cpl. Chester P. Nalewajk Pvt. Lloyd I. Nygren Pfc. Lewis F. Oslmme IM. Allx-rt B. Outlaw Pvt. A1k Papkolf Pfc. John R. Pasillo Pfc. Steve A. Pavleje Cpl. Hector D. Petri Pvt. Delos II. White. Jr. NOVEMBER CLASS Cpl. Raphael F. Carlin Pvt. Roger W. Davis Pvt. James R. Dawley Pvt. William G. Dc Bnm Pfc. Cornelius J. Dc llaan Pvt. Martin J. Delling Sgt. Julio J. Di Pietro Pvt. Harold F. Dixon Cpl. Vcrnard L. Donahue T 5 John W. Dorw-li Pfc. Richard A. Douglas Pvt. Hurry J. Downs Pvt. Joseph T. Doyle Pvt. George T. Driscoll. Jr. S Sgt. David Dubawsky Pvt. William Dudccz Pvt. Ca-orge V. Dugan Pvt. lairry E. East Pvt. Duane C. Eckstc.lt Pvt. Morris J. Edelstcin Pvt. Seymour Edelsteiu Pvt. James C. Eisele S Sgt. Johnny M. Etdridge Pvt. Steven Eleftherion Pfc. Woodrow Ellis Cpl. Harold G. Elmcntlorf Cpl. Marvin A. Eversole Pvt. Donald D. Evert Pfc. Ronald A. L. Falcon Pfc. Philip Feiertag Pfc. Charles E. Fenster Pfc. Robert C. Fliscliel Pvt. James E. Flood Pfc. Jerome W. Fogle. Jr. Pfc. Lester II. Folkers Pfc. Richard A. Foltz Pfc. Myron K. Font Pvt. Riclianl W. Frank Pvt. Eldon E. Framne Pfc. Joseph L. Freeland Pvt. Steve P. Guliu Pfc. Angelo G. Gacllardi S Sgt. Alexander S. Caievsky Cpl. Michael Call Cpl. Mariano Calletta l fc. James A. Gallion Pfc. David E. Gant Pfc. James W. Garrett T 5 Joseph F. Carrcn, Jr. Pvt. James E. Gauthier Pfc. Leonard II. Gearan S Sgt. Fritz Gelicrt Pfc. Herbert II. Gentry Pvt. Lloyd P. George Pvt. Julius Ccrstein Pvt. William S. Getz Pfc. Henry J- Gicewicz Sgt. William F. C.inthner, Jr. Pvt. Alvin E. Kundert Pvt. Raymond II. Ottoson DECEMBER CLASS Pvt. Robert R. Bell Cpl. Robert T. Byrne Cpl. Anthony J. Capognu Cpl. Everett E. Carlton Pfc. James W. Childress Cpl. Roliort E. Clark Cpl. Arthur B. Dickson Pvt. Edward F. Fitzgerald Pvt. William H. Haves Pvt. Harley W. Hill Pvt. Harlan E. Hunziker Ninety 1944 PERISCOPE 301 ST COLLEGE TRAINING DETACHMENT Pvt. Hugh M. Hyde Pvt. Paul Keller Pvt. I .on G. Kmnast Pvt. Russell A. KHudson Pvt. Calvin L. Knutson Pvt. Theodore E. Knutson Pvt. Thoinns J. laipitz. Pvt. Walter C. lairsen Pvt. William II. l,arsou Pvt. Donald l e Pvt. Clarence E. Letoumeau Pvt. Emerson M. Lewer Pvt. Leslie R. Lewis Pvt. Sherman A. I.indell Pvt. Jack L. Lindstrom Pvt. Marshall A. Lolmitz Pvt. Roger J. Lolmitz Pv t. William W. Lundc Pvt. John II. McCrea Pvt. Frederick T. McKinley Pvt. Eugene V. Mart Pvt. Stanley II. Max Pvt. Rodney W. Mitchell Pvt. George A. Moline Pvt. Frank J. Mulvey Pvt. Roger L. Neit .el Pvt. Roy E. Nokelby Pvt. Wallace C. Ogren Pvt. Paul (,). O'la-ary Pvt. RoImtI M. Olson Pvt. Gordon VI. Olund Pvt. Roy V. Oft Pvt. John D. Payne Pvt. Glyn R. Peik Pvt. Desmond T. Peltier Pvt. Alonzo I). Peterson Pvt. George R. Peterson Pvt. Harlan R. Petersburg Pvt. William F. Scarlxmmgh Pvt. Harry W. Tilden, Jr. Pvt. James M. Toth Pvt. William R. Turley Pvt. Arnold J. Vernon Pvt. Edward F. Walsh. Ill Pvt. Richard M. Welton Pvt. Valbert G. White Pvt. Jerry A. Whitehead Pvt. Max L. Wilkins Pvt. Robert E. Wilson JANUARY CLASS Pvt. Richard II. Hritton Pvt. Carl Cole Pvt. Francis E. llclHey Pvt. Joseph C. Janke Pvt. Carl E. Jensen Pvt. David E. Johnson Pvt. Melvin M. Jones Pvt Grady F. Keys, Jr. Pvt. Frederick P. Kirsling Pvt. Carl W. Lehman Pvt. Joseph R. Lctc Pvt. Robert A. Lewis Pvt. Arthur W. Lindahl. Jr. Pvt. William R. Livermore Pvt. Ben II. Lutr ykowski Pvt. John R. Maloney 19 4 4 Pvt. Julius A. Maola Pvt. Henry C. Marcntic Pvt. William F. Martin Pvt. Kenneth W. Martinson Pvt. James F. Mathews Pvt. Richard T. McFalls Pvt. Donald A. McCoff Pvt. Frank D. Muenchow Pvt. Donald J. Neseth Pvt. (ierald L. Raymond Pvt. Charles B. Reavis Pvt. John D. Reuter Pv t. Charles E. Richardson Pvt. Robert L. Richardson Pvt. Edwin L. Roberts Pvt. James P. Roberts Pvt. Paul W. Roden Pvt. Richard W. Rogers Pvt. Louis E. Schefpers, Jr. Pv t. Ralph B. Shinier Pvt. Harold Siegel Pvt. Herbert B. Sledge Pvt. Charles W. Smith Pvt. Mil - E. Smith. Jr. Pvt. Poitevent G. Smith Pvt. Franklin II. Spain. Jr. Pvt. Herbert L. Spear Pvt. Monroe F. Stamps. Jr. Pvt. Charles R. Stanton Pvt. James B. Stubbs Pvt. Alton C. Thomas. Jr. Pvt. William II. Thompson Pvt. Thomas F. Triplett Pvt. George X. Vann Pvt. Lemuel II. Walker Pv t. James C. Weston Pvt. Virgil Wheeler, Jr. Pvt. John P. White Pvt. William E. Wilson Pv t. Clifford B. Winslette Pvt. Richard II. Wood Pvt. William B. Younger FEBRUARY CLASS Pfc. Robert L. Anderson Pvt. Austin M. Core, Jr. Pvt. Raymond F. (’orr Pvt. Theodore E. Gerry Pvt. Tommy M. Harrell Pvt. Donald M. Hart Pvt. Francis X. Ilillebrand. Ill Pvt. Lawrence A. Hughes Pvt. Roy lodice Pvt. Howard F. Johnson Pvt. Earl E. Korfum Pvt. Richard J. Kwiatkowski Pvt. James B. Langley Pvt. Louis F. LaVeau. Jr. Pvt. Casimer J. Lazar Pvt. Albert J. Lehecka Pvt. Irvin G. Lehn Pvt. William A. Lenz Pvt. Marvin Ia'vinthal Pvt. Edward B. Lingel Pvt. Frank W. lavafman Pvt. Leonard J. Lobod inski PERISCOPE Pvt. Frank J. Machovec Pvt. Roger W. Mann Pvt. Edward F. Mazurkiewicz Pvt. Holrert B. McFarlau Pvt. Thomas C. Mclndoe Pvt. John J. Miavez, Jr. Pvt. Otto C. Mlclke, Jr. Pvt. Harold E. Mitchell Pvt. James L. Moffitt Pvt. Kenneth A. Morris Pvt. Bolx-rt J. Mas eng Pvt. John II. Murphy, Jr. Pvt. Hal Reading Pvt. Joseph D. King Pvt. Eliiert A. Robinson Pvt. AIiikmi S. Rockwell Pvt. James L. Rom . Jr. Pvt. Hubert E. Rouse Pv t. Wilton G. Rowsc Pv t. Edward R. Sanders Pvt. Artis C. Snider, Jr. Pvt. Louis A. Stewart Pvt. John E. Sullcus Pvt. Robert A. Tlllotson Pvt. Rolx-rt E. Townsend, Jr. Pv t. Wesley T. Townsend Pvt. Wilton L. Wyatt Pvt. George M. Warren Pvt. Glenn J. Wilder Pvt. R. C. Wilson Pvt. Robert P. Wilson Pvt. Robert E. Wood Pvt. Walter E. Wood. Jr. Pvt. Carl O. Woods. Jr. Pvt. Joseph E. Woodworth Pvt. Parker A. Worthy, Jr. Pvt. Eugene T. York Pvt. Lester D. Young MARCH CLASS Pvt. Rol ert W. Hagbv Pvt. William R. Hagby Pvt. Donald L. Brown Pvt. Robert B. Browne Pvt. Joseph Bujalski Pvt. Justin Burke Pvt. John E. Byrnes Pvt. William C. Byrd Pvt. Stanley M. Callaway Pvt. Ernest C. Carey Pvt. Richard D. Carleton Pv t. Henry W. Garmical. Jr. Pvt. Hugh L. Carroll Pvt. Bene A. Carroll Pvt. Charles M. Carter Pvt. Nathaniel S. Chase, Jr. Pvt. Anthony J. Cianciolo Pvt. Otha I). Clemmer Pvt. William E. Colley Pvt. Dewey G. Cooper Pvt. Marion L. Costello Pvt. James M. Craig _ Pvt. Hunter F. Crisloi Pvt. William B. Cr Pvt. Holier Pvt. Ninety-one 301 ST COLLEGE TRAINING DETACHMENT Pvt. Thomas I). Darby Pvt. Harold E. Dart Pvt. Fox Davis. Jr. Pvt. Havmoml L. Dawson Pvt. William R. Dees. Jr. Pvt. Sanford S. Delk Pvt. Charles R. IXunis, |r. Pvt. Dominick A. DiAdtlario Pvt. William A. Dodd Pv t. Burrell B. Duke Pvt. John E. Duncan Pvt. Ralph II. Duncan Pvt. Raymond K. Dundas IM. Richard E. Dutton Pvt. Thomas E. Edmonds Pv t. Calvin M. Edwards Pvt. Arthur J. Elson Pvt. Richard T. Elv Pvt. John P. Harrison Pvt. Willie C. Johnson Pvt. Harry R. Jones T Sgt. Joseph I.. Mandeville. Pvt. James T. Mason Pvt. James L. Rose. Jr. S Sgt. Ross II. Ruiz Pvt. John M. Smith Pvt. Ray R. Smith Pvt. Charles T. Taylor Pvt. Ransom C. Weatherman, Jr Pvt. Gilbert A. Webb Pvt. Clarence L. Williams Pvt. David J. Willoughby Pvt. Edward I. Ynvomik Pvt. John Yecka. Jr. Pvt. Rubi n A. Youukiu Pvt. Eugene V. Zednik Pvt. Richard A. Zlotky APRIL CLASS Pvt. Dewey I. Mancuso Pvt. Stanford L. Richards Pvt. James W. Riley Pvt. Ivan P. Robinson Pvt. Maurice E. Roche Pvt. Richard W. Rock Pvt. Thomas E. Rogers Pvt. Thomas L. Rogers Pvt. Holland W. Rollins Pvt. Adolpho F. Romero Pvt. Raymond II. Ruegg Pvt. William B. Ruffin Pvt. Mark E. Rughing Pvt. Everett P. Searle Pvt. Wallace C. Schilfiler Pvt. Robert E. Schmidt Pvt. Victor P. Schmidt. Jr. Pvt. Gordon E. Schramm Pvt. Roger Seneca 1 Pvt. Donald B. Sexton Pvt. Harvey W. Sharrar Pvt. Sherrod W. Shaw Pvt. Robert J. Shelanskas Lowell D. Short Pvt. James M. Slmll Pvt. Arthur E. Stmoneau Pvt. Rovert E. Simpson Pvt. William C. Sijx-Pvt. William II. Sipes. Jr. Pvt. Roliert E. Skillings Pvt. Luveme R. Smida Pv t. Ernest 0. Smith Pvt. Elmer R. Smith Pvt. George I). Smith Pvt. Utah R. Smith Pvt. William E. Smith IM. Max T. Sones Pvt. Kenneth E. Spayd Pvt. John VV. Speer Pvt. Lloyd II. Stagnor Pvt. James N. Stamos Pv t. Harold R. Stark Pvt. David M. Stephens Pvt. Morton A. Sterling Pvt. Glavton B. Stetson Pvt. James Stiff Pvt. Morgan II. Streeter, Jr. Pvt. Russell II. Streeter Pvt. Mervin K. Strickler. Jr. Pv t. John E. Sullivan Pv t. Anthony J. Sykas Pvt. Eugene C. Tremblay Pv t. Edward W. Twiss Pvt. Ronald J. Vaccnro Pvt. William II. Vanuer Pvt. Raymond M. Vorce, Jr. Pvt. Andrew E. Waido CLASS D— (Transferred Bock to Infantry) Sgt. John E. Baier T 3 I lurry B. Blythe CpI. Arthur P. Boucher Sgt. Walter W. Bowman. Jr. CpI. Clarence E. Britt CpI. Roger C. Carroll T 4 Frank J. Costanza S Sgt. Hobart C. Cox T 5 Temple E. Cox P ’t. T« d Culver T 5 Tadeusz |. Dereugowski Cpt Rolu-rt 11. Dickey CpI. Rudolph W. Dion Gpl. Roln-rt W. Duffy T 5 Walter F. Edwards CpI. Julius J. Fellver. Jr. T 5 George F. Ferrell CpI. George W. Flynn CpI. William M. Erome T 4 Emil II. Cosse T 5 Conrad N. Cravdahl CpI. Charh'S B. Greene CpI. Roger O. Gronlund T 5 Walter E. Haskard T 4 George llerrmunn S Sgt. Kenneth R. Ilickok CpI. George llodoah T 5 Kenneth J. 11mve S Sgt. Alex P. Hromvak CpI. Gordon G. Hudson Cpl. Fred T. Hunt 19 4 4 Pvt. Lee A. Iverson Pvt. Robert E. Iverson Pvt. Alan II. Jack Pvt. Marshall J. Jacobs Pvt. Charles E. Jamison T 4 Paul E. Jenkins T 5 Rolwrt L. Jeimison T 5 Donald A. Jes ewski Sgt. I lerlxrt G. Jolmson Pv t. James C. Johnson Cpl. Claude Jones. Jr. Pv t. Howell M. Jones. Jr. Pvt. Ralph W. Jones. Jr. Pvt. Samuel B. Jones T 3 Gerald C. Jurs T 5 Donald J. Kucrchcr Pvt. Kred L. Kagan Sgt. William J. Kane, Jr. Sgt. Leroy Y. Kauffman T 4 Arthur J. Kcckeissen, Jr. Pvt. William B. Keller Pv t. William B. Kelly Cpl. Clark Kendall Pvt. Richard M. Kern Pv t. Robert J. Kerwin Cpl. Harold S. Kessler Pv t. Charles C. K«-stuer T Sgt. Joseph L. Mandeville T 5 Ezra C. Milllkcn T 5 Wilbur J. Smith MAY CLASS Pvt. Rol ert L. Bonn Pvt. Kenneth Brist Pvt. Ji sus S. Cadenu Pv t. James B. Callaway Pvt. Pete L. Cntcrina Pv t. Armando A. Celava IM. Wallace C. Coltlmrst Pvt. John L. Cundiff Pvt. Allie M. Dolven Pvt. Gordon C. Duncan Pvt. Hantsler E. Dunsmoor Pvt. Thomas W. Ellis Pvt. Richard M. Han Pvt. Nicholas E. Kavanaugh. Jr. Pvt. Richard P. Kerns Pvt. Ronald E. Ketchner Pvt. James B. Langseth Pvt. jack M. Lee Pvt. Daniel G. Ix wis Pvt. Norman D. Lippert Pvt. George P. Madsen Pvt. 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D. 1-87-92 Alf, Lillian—23, 64, 65 Alma Moter—3 Alumni in Armed Services—6-9 Amundson, Johnnie—66, 67 Anderson, Dorothy—24, 52, 64, 65 Anderson, Edno 25, 46,52, 64, 65 Anderson, Elizabeth—23, 48, 56, 64, 65 Anderson, Romoine- 22. 64, 65 Anderson, Mrs Vera H.—53, 82 Arries, Donald—16 Augustine, Ruth—26, 27, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 50. 54, 58. 59, 80 Auld Ruth,—16 Auslond, Joonn—24, 57, 62 Ayer, Mrs. Elizabeth—16, 53 B Backstrom, John—26, 27 INDEX Bohr, Lillion O.—-16. 52. 53, 77 Bailey, Norman D.—15. 16 Baker, Fronces—16, 55, 56 Baker, Ruth E.—44. 46, 55. 56. 58, 59. 64. 77, 82 Baroger, Mary—23 Barber, Janet—23, 48, 49 Barnes, Margaret L. 'Peg!—26, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 50. 52. 54. 61. 82 Bortingale, Frances—25, 41, 42, 61 Bortz, Neva—26, 44. 45, 50. 56. 64, 80 Basketball—66, 68 Bcrvo, Marial—16 Bergh, Beverly —'52, 82 Bergh, Owen—22 Berg, Maxine- -21 Bclo Upsilon—52 Billmeyer, Marcella—23, 52, 58, 59 Bischel, Helen—23, 58. 59, 63 Blegen, Florence—25. 54, 57 Boehlke, Irene R.—82 Boettcher, Dorothy—57 Boland, Lyle—25, 44, 57 Bredcsen, Jerome—25' 62 Broberg, Dorothy—23, 57, 64, 65 Brown, Betty—23, 56, 58, 59, 63 Brownell, Idabell—25 Buchholz, Erna—16, 47 Burish, Bennie—22, 63 Buswell, Lillian—23, 57, 58, 59, 62 c Calendar—12, 40. 76 Campbell, Jeanette-—23, 48, 52 Campus School- 28, 35 Corlson, Alberto- 77 Carlson, Allen—25 Carlson, Patricia—22, 41, 43, 48. 56, 63 Carroll, Bernido— 52, 53, 82 Cayo, Verlene- -24, 26, 46. 49. 51, 54 Chipman, Mabel -21 Chisholm. Ann—58. 59, 63 Chisholm, Eleanor—25 Chorus, Mixed—43 Christmas Fantasy —41 Christofferson, Mrs. Margoret—77 Churchward, Delores—41, 42, 56, 58, 59, 80 Clark, Helen—23. 58, 59 Clark, Mrs. Virginia—23, 53, 55, 57 Clark, W. Porker—16 Clintsman, Marie—23, 57. 61 College Players- 50 Congo Club—60 Conrow, Arline—26, 27, 44, 45, 46, 47. 50. 54, 58. 59. 61, 80 Copper, Dorothy—22. 42, 48, 57 Creomer, Anno Marie—21 Crain, Bobette—22 Craker, Gladys—24, 41, 42, 61 Croker, Lee— 25 Crane, Wode—22, 43, 66, 67 Crawford, Patrick, 22, 66, 67 Creotive Writing Club—49 Cronk, Joanne—23, 41, 42, 46, 58. 59, 79 C. T. D., 301 st—87-92 « v 19 4 4 PERISCOPE One hundred-tuxt INDEX o Dohl, Julia—16 Daniels, Elizabeth—23, 57, 63 Dovies, Kathryn—24, 42 Davies, W R.—14. 17, 47 Debate—51 Decker Gordon—41, 43. 46, 47, 50, 56, 63, 81 Defense Committee—47 Dewitx, Honnoh—23, 58, 59, 64, 65, 79 Dowitx, Lois- 22, 58, 59, 64, 65 Donaldson, Robert—22, 66, 67 Drehcr, Boroboro Ann—22, 41, 42, 58 E Edgar, Robert—25. 46 Ehrhard, 8etty—24, 42, 48, 54, 58, 59, 62 Eimon, Dagr a 57 Elbeit Frances—22, 57, 64, 65 Elbert, Jeonctte—22, 64, 65 Elementary Certificates—80. 81 Elwood, Wmnifred- -25, 80 Emerson, Jomev—25, 26, 64, 65 Frdlitx. Irene—17 Erickson, Arlien—23, 56 Frickson, Harris—22 Erickson, Leonard—25 Fr.ty, Potricio—25 Eimalinger, Joyce—24. 26, 41, 42 58 59, 64. 65 Ervir, Don—25, 66, 67 Faculty—14-21 Fogon, Clifford—17 Fagcrland, Mrs. Mary—17 Floger, Mrs. Lyla- 17, 47, 53 Flynn, Ruth—56, 80 Foss, Arlie—24, 26, 64 Foster, Ruth—17, 58, 59 Fox. A. J.—15. 17, 47 Frcdm, Dorothy—24, 41. 4? 4a 46, 52. 54, 58. 59 ' Freshmen—22, 23, 25 Frisch, Robert -26, 41, 46, 50 63 Frommadcr, Jcarctte—24, 41 4? 57, 62, 80 ' H Haas. Mrs. Dorellen—25, 53, 64 Haas, Leonard—17, 51, 64, 65, 77 Hagcstod, Donald—22 Hclmstad, Robert—17 Holvcrson, Eileen—25, 57, 64, 65 Halverson, Joyce—22, 56, 58, 59, 64, 65 Hammer, Ruth—25, 26. 41. 42, 43, 44. 45. 46, 49, 50. 54, 56. Hancock, Margaret (PegI—24, 41, 42, 43. 44. 56, 58. 59 Hanson, June—24, 56, 64. 65 Hanson, Sylvia—24, 42, 56, 64, 65 Hording. Ellen—25. 26. 48, 49, 51 52. 64, 65. 79 Harris. Sh-rley—25, 49, 58. 59, 63 Horvot, Mary Jane—25, 49, 58, 59, 63 Haugen, Arnie—25, 61, 66, 67 Hayden, Mory—23, 57, 63 Hayes, Evelyn—21 Hebert. Joan—26. 27. 46. 48, 54, 58, 59 Hcllendrung, Morlys,—24. 57. 64, 65 Heller, Naomi—23, 57, 58. 59, 62 Helwig, Betty-—23, 57, 58, 59, 64, 65 Henderson Ol'via—22. 57 Hendrickson, Arline—57, 64 Hendrickson. Geraldine—57, 64 Hendrickson, Lucille—26, 48. 52. 64, 83 Hill. Helen- 52, 58, 59, 61, 80 Hillestod, Kathryn—25 Hincc, Evelyn—23, 48, 58, 59, 62 Hoag, Sheldon—44. 45. 48. 50 t-’oard, RutK—17, 55 Hoffman, Marion—18 Holbrook, Mrs. Ivo—21. 53, 61 Holmon, Vivian—22. 42, 43, 58, 59 Honor Roll —5 9 Hornbock, Charles A—18. 55, 57, 62, 79 Houg, Marjorie—56, 58, 59, 83 Hovey, V. M —18 Hruxo, Mrs. Thelma—18. 77 Hunn, Fannie—18, 55, 57 I Ingli, Merle—19 Instefjord, Alvino—23 International Re'ations Club—48 Irwin, Donald—48 Keaslmg, Audrey 26, 57, 64, 80 Kelly, Lois—24, 41. 42, 44. 46. 57, 58, 59, 62 Kelly, Ruth—56. 63 Kern, Marjorie—24, 57 Kilde, Mrs. Evelyn—53 King, Arline—41 _ Kjer. Earl S.—18. 26. 44, 45. 50 Klay, Esther—24, 56, 64, 65 Knutson, Pauline- 24, 52, 64. 6. Knox, Ruth Ann—25, 47. 48, 60 Knox, Tom—25, 66, 67 , co Kohlhepp, Ethel Mae -22, 41. 4 , , 59, 79 Kolka, H. W.—18 _ Kopischkie, Dorothy—23, 52, 58. 64, 65 Kopplin, Luther—43, 83 Kovoch, Joseph—22, 64, 65 Krause, Floyd—18 Krcll, Jean—23, 57, 58, 59. 60 Kuehn. Eileen—23. 55. 57. 64 65. 79 Kurz, Gloria—22. 56. 58, 59, 64. 65 Ladies in Retirement —44, 45 LaGesse, Noomi—23, 57, 58, 59. 6 Larson, Betty Joyne—25, 44, 58. 59, « Larson, Ermo—26, 44, 58, 59, 64, 6 , 80 Larson, Marilyn—26, 54, 56, 58, 59, 62, 81 Larson, Ramono—23, 55. 57, 63 Losker, Richard—25. 66. 67 Leosum, Gertrude- 25, 41, 42, 43, 5 , 58, 59. 63 _ Lehman, Donna- -23. 57. 64, 65 Letson, Ellen—25 Letson, June—57, 58, 59 Lewis, Jane—25, 48, 50. 51 Licht, Lorraine—25, 55, 57 Lien. Pearl—23. 57. 58. 59. 64. 65 L.en, Violet—23, 57. 58, 59. 64. 65 Lofte, Lorraine—46. 50, 51. 54, 64, 65. 80 Loomis, Joan—22, 58, 59, 60 Lowry, Ann—23, 26, 63 Lucia. Margaret—24, 44, 45, 54. 58, 63, 80 Lucos, Margaret— 24, 44, 45, 54, 58, 59, 62 Lutheran Students' Association—64, 65 Lync, Mrs. Rose—21 Garvey. Potricio—24. 41 4? 43 c 58. 59. 64, 65 ' 56' Gotes. Carolyn N.—56, 82 Gchrke, Louise—25, 26, 44 ;r eo 64, 65 ' Gerber, Carl—22, 64, 65 Gibson, Ethel—24, 56 Girls' Clec Club—42 Girls' Trio—43 Goma, Dorothy—25 Gosar, Anne—23, 57, 63 Gourdoux, Phyllis—23, 41, 49 Gregerson, Grace—56, 82 Grimm, Gretchen—17, 58, 59 Grip, Marilyn—25, 64 Griswold, Betty—26, 27. 48 60 70 fin Guenther, Donald—26. 27, 41, 43 44 45 Gutheridge, Mobel—25, 57 Jackson. Joyce—22, 48 Jonko, Dorothy—23. 57, 64, 65 Jensen, Jesse S.—18, 47 Johnson, Edna—25 Johnson, Grace—26. 48, 52, 81 Johnson, Jeon—26. 27, 41. 42, 43, 44, 45. 46, 50. 54, 56. 58. 59. 81 Johnson, Lois—24, 42, 56, 58, 59 Johnson Lorraine—44 Johnson, Ruth G.—18 Johnson. Victor—25. 66. 67 Jones, Robert—25, 61 Judd. Roy C—18, 47 Juniors—80, 81 Kadin, Morgie—23, 41, 42, 57, 62, Kombach, Anne—58, 83 Kappa Delta Pi—77 One Intmlred-thrcc 1944 PERISCOPE M Mole Quartette—43 Manthei, Kothleen—26, 44, 50. 56, 58, 59. 64, 65, 81 Marcks, Betty—46, 52, 58, 59, 64, 65, 81 Martin. Mrs. Olgo—25, 53 Mathison, Don—22, 26, 27, 44, 45, 50 Matz„ Mrs. Alice—19, 47 McClellan, Doris Jean—24, 26, 41, 42, 44, 45, 50. 54, 62. 79 McGruor, Margie—81 McMahon, Della—24, 46. McMillan, Myra—81 INDEX McNomaro, Mrs. Morion—19, 55 Mcode, Jomes—25 Menard, John—19 Meuli, Earl—25, 64, 65 Meyer, Mary Lou—- 23 Michaud, Jean—25. 49, 58, 59, 63 Mierkcy, Lo Verne—25, 26, 27 Miller, Jean- -26, 27, 44, 46, 47, 50, 54. 58. 59, 61. 81 Miller, La Villa I Jerry I—24, 41, 42, 43, 54, 56. 64. 65 Miller, Vine—19 Millircn, Bcthe—25. 46, 58. 59, 62 Milton, Jan ce 23, 52 Mortiboy, Lois—24, 55, 57, 58, 59, 64 Myszynski, Estelle—22 N Noset, John—25, 64 Nosh, Anna -19, 55 Nelson, Florence—23, 64. 65 Ness, Marjorie—24, 55. 56, 58, 64, 65 Newman Club—63 Niebauer, Mrs. Catherine—53, 83 Nielsen, Virginia—25, 55, 57, 58, 59, 64, 65 Nocr. Swanhlld 44, 45, 50, 54, 56, 58, 59. 64, 65. 81 Norton. Stanley K.—19, 60, 79 Nurses—25 o O.'son, Gerald,—25 Olson, Helen Jeon—26, 44, 50, 55, 56, 58. 59. 64, 65. 81 Olson, lore—22, 41, 42, 57. 64, 65 Ol'-on, Lorraine-—24, 57, 62, 81 O'Rourke, Morion—23, 42, 48, 52, 64, 65 Oxby, Hlldo Belle—19. 48. 54 Oxford Club—62 P Pace, Dorothy—52, 58, 64, 83 Papke, Elden—25, 66, 67 Paulsen, Harold—25 Peck, Beatrice—23, 58. 59, 62. 79 Periscope—79 Personal Appearance —26, 27 Peterson, Francis- -25 Peterson, Iva—25, 57 Peterson, Joan—23, 58, 59 Peterson, Mildred—24, 42, 52, 64, 65 Phillips, Helen—23, 57, 64, 65 Postl, Shirley—25. 57, 58, 59. 63, 79 Preston Mabel—24, 44, 48, 60. 79 Primary Club—55, 56 Prom—-69 Publications—78, 79 Pynn, Margaret—56, 58, 59, 60, 81 Sutherland, Loura E.—15, 20, 53, 77 Svcnson. Lois—22. 48. 62, 79 T Q Quevillon, Naomi—25, 48, 64, 65 Quigg, Marshall—22 Rocther, Beatrice—22, 57, 64 Ramharter, Mrs. Hazel -15, 19 Rauls, Bonito—25 Religious Organizations—58-65 Reuss, Mrs. Margart E.—44, 45. 48, 52, 53. 63. 83 Roduner, Lorroine—25. 64, 65 Roger Williams Club—61 Romonowski, Sophie—24, 57, 63, 81 Root. Blonche—23, 57, 60, 79 Roth, Jeannette—23, 79 Rural Certificates—80, 81 Rural Life Club—55, 57 Sabin, Shirley—24, 48 Sanford, Myrtle—23, 58, 59, 62 Sangsiond, Carol—23, 52, 58, 59 Schoefcr. Irene—24. 55. 57. 62, 81 Sche.be, Ruth—25, 52. 64, 65 Schlicve, Jeon—22, 26, 61, J9 Schmidmayr, Lois—56, 58. 59, 63, 83 Schneider, Adeline—57 Schneider, Blanche—23, 63 Schneider, John S.—19. 48, 66 Schreiner. Dorothy—23. 48, 56. 63 Seniors—82. 83 __ 70 si Sherburne, Fronces, 48. 56, 61, y , o Sieck, Fr.edo 25. 57. 58. 59. 64. 65 Sigma Gam mo Zeta—-53 Sigma P. Kappo—36, 54 Skoe, Ellen- 44. 45. 52, 58. 59. 64. 65. 79, 81 Slogg.W. E.—19, 79 Slock, Louis E. 20. 55 Smith, Lee—20 Smith, Peter J.—15 __ Sncdic, Angcline—25, 26, 52, 63 Sobola, Georgiano—23, 79 Sophomores—24, 25 , 44 46 Sorenson, Evelyn—24, 41, 42, . . 54, 58. 59 Sparks, Inez D.—20, 52, ' 7 „ Sporks, Marjorie, Lee—26, 44, 9, 5 , 58, 59, 81 Spectator—78, 79 Stark, Louise—22. 26, 55, 57. 6Z Stewart, Darold- -25, 64 Stewart, Leona—25, 56, 60 Strebig, Melva—25, 52, 58, 59. 64. 65 Student Life—46 Sullivan, Betty—25 Tondbcrg, Donna—25. 58, 62 The.ler, Dixie—25. 48, 62 Thcis, Bernice—23, 63, 79 Thoermer, Judith—25 Thomas, Katherine—20 Thompson, Mrs. Feme N.—20 Thompson, Lorraine—24, 56, 64, 65 Thompson, Lucy—25, 57, 63, 79 Thompson, Shirley—24, 26, 41, 42, 43, 47. 54. 58, 59. 79 301 st C. T. D.—87-92 Thronson, Lo Von—23. 58, 59 Tibbetts, Polmcr—25, 26 Tinker, La Moine—61 Topper, Mrs. Clorise—25. 48, 52, 53, 64. 65 Tucker, Gladys—23, 58. 59, 62 u Ullsvik. B,arne R.—20. 47, 64, 79 Ulrich. Potncia—25, 58, 59. 64, 65 V Vanderkomp Lorroine—48, 77 Ve Fald. Ardcll—25 V,ck, Mondoon—22, 48. 56. 62 W Wallin, J. R.—20. 47, 48 Word, Clara Mae--20, 41, 42 Washburn, Irmo—22, 48, 52 Watenpuhl, Virgelee—24, 42, 44, 64, 65 Webster, Joanne—25, 58, 59, 62 Wetzel, Mardell—25, 79 Whinnery, Jeon—24, 56, 58. 59, 60, 64, 65 White Anno M.—46, 56, 58, 59, 62, 83 Widvey, Arlcene-—25, 57, 64, 65 Willette, Irene—25. 58. 59, 63 Willioms (Roger! Club—61 Wilson. Lowell W.—20 Wing, Mrs. Geraldine—21 Winn, Doris—46, 48, 52, 58, 59, 62 Wonn, Irene—24, 57, 64, 65 Y Y. W. C. A —58. 59 Z Zahn, Mrs. Lillian—25. 53. 61, 81 Zorn. W. L.—15, 20, 47, 66 Zwickey. Rhode 23, 44, 45, 48. 50, 52. 58. 59. 64. 65