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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1956 volume:

OV1 1 u 6CflO .m The Periscope attempts to provide a record in pictures and in words of the 1955- 56 school year on the campus of Wisconsin State College at Eau Claire. Published by the students of Wisconsin Slate College at Eau Claire, in honor of the 40th anniversary of our college. CO EDITORS: Roycc Robargc Darleen Smith BUSINESS MANAGERS Dave Wood Alice Thoreson � H. A. Schofield Old Main 1918 The State Normal School of Eau Claire opened on September 18, 1916 with H. A. Schofield as President, and C. J. Brewer as Principal of the Training School. In September 1916 the enrollment was 175 with a graduating class of 47 in June, 1917. The faculty numbered 21. The curricula taken by most of the students was the one, two, and three year Elementary and Secondary teaching course. The Eau Claire Normal School became Eau Claire State Teachers College in 1927, and in 1941 Davies was appointed President. Wisconsin State College became the official name of the college in 1951; and in this year also the school was authorized to include a four year Liberal Arts program and to grant a Bachelor of Art degree. 2 Old Main 1922 Old Main 3 .'■ W Exchange of Classes TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ............ 6 ADMINISTRATION ......... 7 SENIORS .....................— 17 RURAL ELEMENTARY ............. 31 UNDERCLASSMEN ................ 39 ORGANIZATIONS ............... 59 CAMPUS LIFE ..................123 SPORTS ..................... 133 5 ADS 151 6 DEDICATION For untiring service in higher education: We respectfully dedicate the 1955-’56 Periscope to Miss Ert a Buchholz, Librarian. Miss Buchholz has served the college since 1920. jivxXsiSLiwav • 1-MANS, LESTER; Director of Teacher Education and Placement; B.A., Lawrence College; M.A., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin; Additional ex- Brrience as Chief of the Education ivision, United States Operations Mission to Paraguay. HAAS, LEONARD, Dean of Instructions; B.E., Wisconsin State College, Eau Claire; Ph.M., University of Wisconsin, Columbia, University of Southern California; Ph.B., University of Minnesota. ADMINISTRATION... DAVIES, WILLIAM ROBERT President PEDERSEN, STELLA; Dean of Women, Director of Student Personnel Services; B.E., Wisconsin State College, River Falls; M.A., University of Minnesota; Additional work at ’ the University of Minnesota. ZORN. WILLIS, Dean of Men, Basketball; Wisconsin State College. Stevens Point; Ph.B., University of Chicago; M.A., University of Minnesota, University of Colorado. Ripon College; M.A., University of Wisconsin. Columbia, University of Chicago. University of Minnesota. BAKER, FRANCES; Elementary Education and Director Curriculum Library; B.S., M.A., Supervisors Diploma, Columbia University. HORNBACK, CHARLES; Principal of Campus School; University of Chicago; B.E., Illinois State Normal University; M.A., University of Illinois. PETERSON, AXEL; Education; B.A., M.A., University of South Dakota; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, University of Minnesota. RIGG, MELVIN; Psychology, Philosophy; B.A., Baker University; M.A., Ph.D., Pennsylvania University; Ph.D., Ohio State University. SLOCK, LOUIS; Director of Rural Education; B.E., Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point; M.A., University of Minnesota. ...EDUCATION and PHYSICAL EDUCATION SPARKS, INEZ; Psychology; Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point; B.S., M.A., University of Minnesota, Columbia University, University of California. CLAWSON, ALICE; Physical Education; B.S., Ohio State University; M.A., Texas State College for Women. HINZ, IDA; Physical Education: B.S., Illinois State University; M.A., Colorado State College of Education. OLSON, ADOLPH; Physical Education; B.Ed., Wisconsin State College, Eau Claire; Ph.M., University of Wisconsin, University of Iowa. PERSON, GERALD; Health and Physical Education; B.A., Augsburg College; M.Ed. University of Minnesota, Cand. for Ph.D., University of Minnesota. 9 ANDERSON, DELIA; Assistant Librarian; Wisconsin State College. Eau Claire; B.A., University of Wisconsin, University of Denver. BARSNESS, JOANNA; Assistant Librarian; B.A., Macalaster; B.S. in Library Science, University of Minnesota. BUCHHOLZ, ERNA; Head Librarian; Wisconsin State College, Eau Claire; B.A., Ripon; B.S. in Library Science, University of Denver. SCHNEIDER, JOSEPHINE; Assistant Librarian; B.A., Winthrop; M.A., University of South Carolina; Chicago University; M.A., in Library Science, University of Wisconsin Library School. GANTNER, ROBERT; Instrumental Music; B.S.M., Obcrlin Conservatory; M.S., Fort Hays State; University of Idaho, University of Wisconsin, University of Colorado, Arthur Jordan Conservatory. HUBERT, CHARLOTTE; Music Education; B.S.M., Obcrlin; M.S., Potsdam. HUMANITIES... JOHNSON, CALDWELL; Vocal Music; B.A., University of Iowa; M.A., Columbia University, University of Ohio, Northwestern University. MAY, WALTER; Music; B.S., Diploma in Organ, B.S. in Education, Southwest Missouri State College; Additional work at Conservatoire National dc Musiquc Deuxieme Medaillc d' Harmonic Paris France. ROLL, MRS. MARIE; Music Theory and Piano; B.A.. St. Olaf; M. of Music F.d., Minneapolis College of Music KIER, EARL; Dramatics, Speech; B.E., Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point; M.A., Northwestern University University of Minnesota; Additional work at Northwestern University. LENNON. JAMES; Radio Speech; A. B., Anderson College; M.S.D. of Philosophy, University of Wisconsin. WALSH, GRACE; Speech, Forensics; B. E., Wisconsin State Collcee, Superior; Ph.M., University of Wisconsin, Northwestern University. GILBERTSON, LESTER; English; B.S., Wisconsin State College, Eau Claire; Ph.M., University of Wisconsin, University of Minnesota. HENCH, LEE; Publications, Publicity; A.B., Upper Iowa University; M.A., New York University; Additional work at University of Iowa, New York University, and Columbia University. JOHNSON. RUTH; English; A.B., University of Illinois; M.A., University of California; Columbia; University of Minnesota; University of New Mexico. LEE, ROLAND; English; B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College; M.A., Ph.D., Ohio State University. LEHMAN, ALAN; English; B.S., City College, New York; M.A., Ph.D., University of Iowa. SAMPSON, HELEN; English; B.A.. Buena Vista College; NLA., Ph.D., University of Iowa. ...HUMANITIES WEEKS, ROBERT; English; A.B., M.A., West Virginia University; Cand. for Ph.D., Indiana University. McMULLEN, ELDON; French; B.A., University of Florida; M.A., Columbia University; Certificat d'Etudes, University of Montpellier, France; Diploma SS, University of Dijon, France; Cand. for Ph.D., Columbia University. STOWELL, ERNEST; Spanish, German; B.A., M.A., University of Washington; Ph.D., Centre dc Estudios Uni-versitarios, Mexico City College, University of California, National University of Mexico. FOSTER, RUTH; Art; B.S., Northwest Missouri State College; M.A., Columbia University; Additional work at National College of Education. GRIMM, GRETCHEN; Art Education; Wisconsin State College, River Falls; B.S., M.E., University of Minnesota. WOZNIAK, JAMES; Art Education; B.A., Milwaukee State College; Graduate work at University of Wisconsin. V COLLINS, J. OLIVER; Chemistry; A.B., Muskingum College; Mi., Ph.D., Western Reserve University. BAKKEN, ARNOLD; Biology; B.A., University of Montana; M.S., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. CLARK. W. PARKER; Physics; Ph.B., University of Wisconsin; M.A., University of Minnesota; additional work at the University of Minnesota. FAY, MARCUS; Biology; B.A., M.A., Ph.D., University of Iowa. GERBERICH, JOHN; Biology, Chemistry; B.S., M.S., Kent State University; Ph.D., Ohio State University. KOELSCHE, CHARLES; Physical Science, Science Education; Pre-Medical Diploma, Pacific Union College; A.B., M.S., University of Southern California; Ed.D., Indiana University. SCIENCE and HEALTH... KRAUSE, FLOYD; Chemistry; B.E., Wisconsin State College, River Falls; M.S., University of Iowa; University of Minnesota. SMITH, HARRY; Chemistry; B.S., M.S., University of Wisconsin; Additional work at University of Wisconsin. THURSTON. ANNA; Chemistry; A.B., University of Omaha; M.A., Columbia University, University of Nebraska. BRUNCLIK, HELEN; Coordinator of Nursing; Diploma, Luther Hospital School of Nursing; B.S. in Nursing, Western Reserve University. MATZ, ALICE; College Nurse; R.N., Luther Hospital School of Nursing; University of Minnesota. 12 COCHRANE, WILLIAM; History; B.E., St. Cloud State Teachers College; M.A., University of North Dakota; Cand. for Ph.D., University of Minnesota. MILLER, VINE; History; B.A., Ripon; M.A., Columbia. SCHNEIDER, JOHN; Sociology, History; B.A., M.A., University of South Carolina; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. SUTHERLAND, LAURA; History; B.A., M.A., University of Wisconsin. HANSEN, AXEL; Physiography; Ph.B., University of Wisconsin; M.S., University of Wisconsin; Additional work University of Kansas. KOLKA, HENRY; Geography; B.E., Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point; Ph.M., University of Wisconsin. ...SOCIAL SCIENCE and MATH PETERSON, ARTHUR; Political Science; B.A., Yale University; M.S.-P.A., University of Southern California; Cand. for Ph.D., University of Minnesota. WALLIN, JAMES; Economics; Wisconsin State College, PUtteviUe; LL.B., B.E., University of Washington; Ph.M., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. GUNN, ROBERT; Engineering, Drawing, Manual Arts; B.S., Stout Institute; M.A., University of Wisconsin. RUSCH, CARROLL; Mathematics; B.A., Mission House College; M.A., University of Wisconsin; Cand. for Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. WAHLSTROM, LAWRENCE; Mathematics; B.A., Lawrence College; M.A., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. THOMAS, BERNICE; Head Resident. Women's Resident Hall; Stout. 13 BAHR, LILLIAN; Room Supervisor Grade 5; B.E., Illinois State Normal University; M.A., University of Minnesota. DAHL, JULIA; Room Supervisor Grade 2; Diploma, Wisconsin State College, Eau Claire; Ph.B., University of Wisconsin; M.A., University of Iowa. HOARD, RUTH; Junior High School Supervisor; B.E., Wisconsin State College, Superior; M.A., Colorado State College of Education; Teachers College, Columbia. McNAMARA, MARION; Room Supervisor Kindergarten; Miss Woods Training School; B.S., Wisconsin State College, Eau Claire. NASH, ANNA; Room Supervisor Grade 4; B.E., DeKalb State Teachers College; M.A., University of Iowa. CAMPUS SCHOOL... NICOL, JASON; Junior High School Supervisor; B.A., M.A., University of Wisconsin; Cand. for Ph.D., University of Oregon. RAMHARTER, HAZEL; Room Supervisor Grade 6; Instructor of Arithmetic Methods; B.S., Wisconsin State College, Eau Claire; M.A., University of Minnesota, University of California. ROWE, MARY; Room Supervisor Grade 1; B.S., Wisconsin State College, La Crosse; M.A., Northwestern, University of Colorado, University of Wisconsin. TANNER, ROWENE; Campus School Home Economics; B.S., Stout Institute. THOMPSON, RUTH; Room Supervisor Grade 3; B.S., Wisconsin State College, La Crosse; M.S., University of Wisconsin. 14 CHJPMAN, MABEL; Auditor. CHRISTIANSON, IVA DELLE; Secretary to the Dean of Instruction. KELLY, SHARON; Secretary, Administration Office. KESSLER, IVA; Secretary, Teacher Education and Placement Office. ...CLERICAL STAFF NELSON, LAUREL; Library Assistant. PENN, DOROTHY, Student’s Ad- missions Examiner. WING, GERALDINE; Secretary the President. to 15 ZIEHME, LAWRENCE; Account Clerk, Administration Office. At the Tally Table .(7th lime). REGISTRATION Counseling Rechecking Fees please! Hold it now. MARLYS AMUNDSON Mondovi, Wis. Elementary Lutheran Students Association, 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Epsilon Zeta, 1; Future Teachers of America, 3,4; International Relations Club, 2. GEORGE BAGLEY Boulder Junction, Wis. Liberal Arts Major: Geography Minors: Chemistry, History Ski Club, 3,4; Young Republicans, 4. PATRICK BARNEY Eau Claire, Wis. Secondary Major: History Minors: English, Geography Newman Club, 1,2,3; Phi Sigma Epsilon, 3,4; Secretary; Student Government, 2, Delegate. PHYLLIS BEHRENTS Abbotsford, Wis. Elementary Minor: Physical Education Women’s Recreational Association, 4; Lutheran Students Association 1,4; Primary Club, 1,4; Future Teachers of America, 4. BARBARA BERGH Eau Claire, Wis. Elementary Minors: Psychology, History Women’s Recreational Association, 1; Lutheran Students Association, 1,4; Sigma Pi Kappa, 2,3,4, President; Primary Club, 2,3,4; Future Teachers of America, 3,4, President; Organizational Representative Council, 4; Class Secretary, 4. DAVID BILDERBACK Gilmanton, Wis. Secondary Major: Music Minor: History Eta Phi, 3,4, Secretary; Choir 1,2,3,4, President; Band, 1,2,3,4, President; Orchestra, 1,2,3,4; Schezro Club, 1,2,3,4, President. ERVIN BOOKS Bremond, Texas Secondary Major: Social Science Minors: Physical Ed., History, Geography Ski Club, 2,3,4; Phi Sigma Epsilon, 2,3,4; Vice President; International Relations Club, 2,3,4, Vice President. GAIL CAIRNS Fcnnimore, Wis. Elementary Wesley Fellowship, 1,2; Choir, 2; Band, 1,2,3; Forensics, 1; Future Teachers of America, 4; College Players, 1,2. 18 MARGERY CARLSON Eau Claire, Wis. Elementary Lutheran Students Association, 3,4; Sigma Pi Kappa, 3,4, Treasurer; Primary Club, 3,4, Secretary, Treasurer; Future Teachers of America, 3,4. BARBARA CARSON Tornah, Wis. Elementary Minor: Art Women’s Recreational Association, 1; United Student Fellowship, 1,2,3,4, Secretary; Inter Faith Council, 2,3,4; Sigma Pi Kappa, 3,4, Vice President., Kappa Delta Pi, 4; Band, 1,2,3; Spectator, 1,2; Periscope, 2; Pi Kappa Delta, 3,4; Future Teachers of America, 3,4; Art Club, 3,4, Vice President; Organizational Representative Council, 4. PATRICK CASE Bruce, Wis. Secondary Majors: History, Geography Minor: Political Science Phi Sigma Epsilon, 2,3,4, Treasurer; Lc Salon Francais, 1,2; Square Steppers, 2,3,4; Young Democrats, 3,4; International Relations Club, 1,2,3, Treasurer. EVELYN CHAMBERLAIN Clearwater. Fla. Elementary DICK CLAVETTE Antigo, Wis. Liberal Arts Major: Economics Minors: History, Political Science Golf, 1,2,3; United Student Fellowship, 1,2,3,4; Phi Sigma Epsilon, 2,3,4; Young Democrats 1,2, 3,4. JEAN COTE Augusta, Wis. Secondary Major: Music Minors: Physical Education, French Golf, 2,3,4; Ski Club, 2,3; Newman Club, 2,3,4; Eta Phi, 1,2,3,4; Alpha Phi Omega, 1,2,3, Treasurer, Vice President, President; Choir, 1,23,4, Vice President; Band, 1,2,3,4, Vice President, Business Manager, President; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Scherzo, 2,3,4, President; Le Salon Francais. 3,4; Young Democrats, 2,3; Variety Show, 2; Pi Delta Phi, 4. BARBARA CRANE Chippewa Falls, Wis. Elementary Canterbury Club, 1,2,3,4; Primary Club, 2,3,4; Future Teachers of America, 4. CAROLL CRYE Coudcray, Wis. Elementary Minor: Psychology Lutheran Students Association, 3,4; Primary Club, 3,4; Future Teachers of America, 3,4, Secretary; Organizational Representative Council. 4, Presbyterian Club, 2. 19 ARTHUR DcMARS Rice Lake, Wis. Secondary Major: Social Science Minors: Physical Education, History Football, 1,2,3,4; Ski Club, 2,3,4; Letter Club. 1,2,3,4; International Relations Club, 2. JACK ELEYET Cornell, Wis. Secondary Majors: Physical Science, Mathematics Minor: Biology Wesley Fellowship, 3,4; Alpha Phi Omega, 4; Future Teachers of America, 4; Math Club, 3,4; Photography Club, 4. PATRICIA ELLIOTT Chippewa Falls, Wis. Secondary- Major: Broadfield Social Science Minor: English WILLIAM ERICKSON Hayward, Wis. Secondary- Major: Mathematics Minors: Art, Psychology Scherzo Club, 2,3,4; Math £lub, 3; Art Club. 3,4; International Relations Club.l. DAVID FALCH Eau Claire, Wis. Secondary Major: Speech Minor: Sociology Newman Club, 1,2,3,4; Student Government, 2; Future Teachers of America, 4; College Players, 1,2,3,4; President, Business Manager. ED FINK Marshfield, Wis. Secondary Major: Physical Science Minors: Mathematics, Physical Education Football, 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Letter Club, 1,2, 3,4, Secretary, Treasurer, President; Eta Phi, 1,2, 3,4; Student Government, 2,3,4, Legislator; International Relations Club, 2; Class Treasurer, 1,2,3. GEORGE GANNON Chippewa Falls, Wis. Secondary Major: Physical Science Minors: Mathematics, Physical Education Square Steppers, 4. EVERETT GORSEGNER Loyal, Wis. Secondary Major: Social Science Minors: Geography, History Football, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Track, 1; Ski Club, 1,2,3; Letter Club, 1,2,3,4; Lutheran Students Association, 1,2; Spanish Club, 1; Young Republicans, 1,2; International Relations Club, 2,3. 20 AMY GRADY Mondovi, Wis. Secondary Major: Social Science Minors: History, Spanish Ski Club, 1; Lutheran Students Association, 1,2, 3,4, Secretary; Spanish Club, 2; Periscope, 4; Future Teachers of America, 3,4; International Relations Club, 2. LENORE GUNN Eau Claire, Wis. Elementary Sigma Gamma Zeta, 4. DOROTHY HALL Eau Claire, Wis. Elementary Minor: Psychology Newman Club, 1,2,3,4; Sigma Pi Kappa, 2,3,4; Band 1; Square Steppers, 2,3,4; Primary Club, 3.4, Vice President; Future Teachers of America, 3.4, Vice President. NORMAN HATCH Eau Claire, Wis. Secondary Major: Mathematics Minors: Biology, History BARBARA HAUG Chctek, Wis. Elementary L.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Sigma Gamma Zeta, 3,4; F.T.A., 4; Art Club, 1,3. ARDELLA JARSTAD HAYS Hixton, Wis. Elementary L.S.A., 1,2,3,4; Sigma Gamma Zeta, 3,4; Treasurer; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2; Primary Club, 3,4. PATRICIA HEDBLOM Rice Lake, Wis. Secondary Major: Mathematics Minors: History, Psychology Wesley Fellowship, 1,2; Kappa Delta Pi, 3,4, Treasurer; F.T.A., 3,4; Math Club, 4; I.R.C., 2. PHILIP HEINTZEN Milwaukee, Wis. Elementary U.S.F., 4; F.T.A., 4; Young Republicans, 4; Young Democrats, 4; I.R.C, 3,4; Photography Club 2. 21 DOUGLAS HELGERSON Eau Claire, Wis. Secondary Major: History Minors: Geography, Library Science DONALD HILL Mondovi, Wis. Secondary Major: Physical Science Minors: Mathematics, Physical Education Baseball, 1; Basketball, 1,2; L.S.A., 1,2,3; Photography Club, 4; Prom King, 3. MARLENE HOEFT Tigerton, Wis. Secondary Major: English Minors: Library Science, German Gamma Delta, 1,2,3,4; Sigma Pi Kappa, 2,3,4; F.T.A., 4; Cheerleader, 2,3. MARY HOLM Chippewa Falls, Wis. Elementary STANLEY HUFTEL Menomonie, Wis. Elementary Newman Club, 3. GERALD JACOBSON Stanley, Wis. Secondary Major: History Minors: Biology, Geography Phi Sigma Epsilon, 1,2,3,4, Vice President; Kappa Delta Pi, 3,4, President; I.R.C., 2; Class Officer, 2,3; Union Board, 3. H1LMA JACOBSON Hixton, Wis. Elementary Minor: Music Inter Varsity, 1,2,3,4, Secretary; L.S.A., 1,2,3,4, Vice President; Choir, 1,2,3,4; Primary Club, 1,2, 3,4. MILDRED JAHR (Mrs.) Neillsville, Wis. Secondary Major: English Minors: Speech, Library Science Sigma Gamma Zeta, 3,4; F.T.A., 1,4; Art Club, 1,4; L.S.A., 1. 22 GARTH JENSEN Secondary Major: Music Minor: Art GLORIA JENSEN Elementary Minor: Art Ski Club, 2,3,4; L.S.A., 1; Gamma Delta, 2,3,; Delta Sigma Epsilon, 4; Choir, f,2,3,4; Primary Club, 1,2,3,4, President; Future Teachers of America, 3,4; Class Officer, 2,3; Homecoming Queen, 4; Junior Prom Attendant, 3; Winter Carnival Attendant, 3; Variety Show, 1. Eau Claire, Wis. Eau Claire, Wis. ROBERT JOHNS Nchalem, Oregon Secondary Major: English Minors: Geography, Biology ARLAND JOHNSON Birchwood, Wis. Elementary Lutheran Students Association, 4; Future Teachers of America, 4, Reporter; Art Club, 4; International Relations Club, 4, Vice President. DELORIS JOHNSON Augusta, Wis. Secondary Major: Speech Minors: English, Physical Education Ski Club, 3; Gamma Delta, 1,2,3,4; Sigma Pi Kappa, 2,3,4; Choir, 1,3; Band, 1,2; Future Teachers of America, 4; College Players, 2,3,4, Business Manager; International Relations Club, 2. JOAN JOHNSON Fairchild, Wis. Secondary Major: Mathematics Minors: History, Ubrary Science Spectator, 2; Math Club, 3,4. LOWELL JOHNSON Boyceville, Wis. Secondary Major: Broad field Social Science Minor: Physical Education Football, 1,2,4; Basketball, 2,3; Ski Club, 2,4; Letter Club, 1,2,3,4, Secretary, Treasurer. PRESCOTT JOHNSON Chippewa Falls, Wis. Secondary Major: Broadfield Social Science Minorr Physical Education Choir 1,2,3,4, Vice President; Band, 1,2,3,4; Orchestra, 4. 23 WAYNE KASSERA Eau Claire, Wis. Secondary Majors: Biology, Geography Alpha Phi Omega, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer. TERESITY ATOIGUE KELLY Agana, Guam Secondary Major: Mathematics Minors: Economics, Spanish, Biology W.R.A. 1,2,3, Treasurer; Newman Club, 1,2,3,4; Sigma Gamma Zeta, 1,2,3,4, Secretary; Spanish Club, 4, President; Periscope, 2; Future Teachers of America, 2,3,4; International Relations Club, 2; Organizational Representative Council, 4, Secretary. ROBERT KINNEAR Phillips, Wis. Secondary Major: Biology Minors: History, Geography Football, 1,2,3,4; Ski Club, 2,3,4; Letter Club, 2, 3,4; Phi Sigma Epsilon, 2,3,4, Treasurer; I.R.C., 2,3,4; Photography Club, 3,4. ROGER KNIGHT Eau Claire, Wis. IJberal Arts Major: Social Science Minor: Psychology United Student Fellowship, 1,2,3,4; Eta Phi, 2,3,4, President; Student Government, 3; International Relations Club, 2; Organizational Representative Council, 4; Class President, 4; Class Vice President, 3. BERNARD KRAUSE Amigo, Wis. Secondary Majors: Mathematics, History Football, 2; Baseball, 2,3; Letter Club, 3,4; Newman Club, 2,3,4; Spanish Club, 2,4; Photography Club, 2,3,4. JULIA KROGSTAD Eau Claire, Wis. Elementary Minor: Psychology Lutheran Students Association, 3,4; Sigma Gamma Zeta, 2,3,4; Choir, 2; Primary Club, 2,3; Future Teachers of America, 3,4. CLEO KROLL Chippewa Falls, Wis. Elementary Minor: Art ALLEN KRUGER Eau Claire, Wis. Secondary Major: Broadjield Physical Science Minor: Mathematics Ski Club, 1,2,3,4; Lutheran Students Association, 1,2. 24 HELEN PETERSON KRUGER, Eau Claire, Wis. Secondary Major: Music Minor: Geography Ski Club, 3,4; Choir, 2,3,4; Band, 1,2,3,4; Scherzo Club, 4; Young Democrats, 2; I.R.C., 2,3. ROBERT LAMONT Eau Claire, Wis. Secondary Major: Music Minor: English Football, 1; Gamma Delta, 1,2, President; Choir, 1,2,3.4; F.T.A., 3,4; Young Democrats, 1,2; Variety Show, 1,2. HELEN LARSON Colfax, Wis. Elementary HERMAN LARSON Stockholm, Wis: Major: History Minors: Physical Education, Geography Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 1,2; Phi Sigma Epsilon, 3,4; I.R.C., 3. JAMES LEARY Barnevcld, Wis. Secondary- Major: Mathematics Minors: History, Physical Education Football, 3; Baseball, 4; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Newman Club, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer; Track, 1,2,4; Letter Club, 1,2,3,4; Phi Sigma Epsilon, .2,3,4; Vice President; Student Government, 3,4, Legislator; I.R.C., 2,3; Class Officer, 4, Treasurer. PATRICIA LITSHEIM Eau Claire, Wis. Secondary Majors: Speech, History L.S.A., 4; Student Government, 1,4, Treasurer; Pi Kappa Delta, 1.2,3,4, Historian; Forensics, 1,2, 3,4; F.T.A., 4; Young Republicans, 4. BEVERLY LOWER Chippewa Falls, Wis. Secondary Major: Social Science Minors: Psychology, English Delta Sigma Epsilon, 4; I.R.C., 2. DON LURNDAHL Gilmanton, Wis. Liberal Arts Major: Economics Minors: Geography, History Basketball, 2, Manager; Letter Club, 2,3,4; L.S.A., 1,2,3, Treasurer; Eta Phi, 3,4; I.R.C., 1,2,3. 25 ELIZABETH LYSTRUP Eau Claire, Wis. Elementary GRACE GREENWOOD MICHAELSON Elementary Marshfield Wis. Wesley Fellowship, 1,2,3,4, President; Choir, 2,3, Secretary, Treasurer; Scherzo Club, 1,2,3; Variety Show, 1,2. JEAN MOEN Eleva, Wis. Elementary L.S.A., 1,2,3,4; Periscope, 2,4; Primary Club, 4; F.T.A., 4. LOIS MORRELL Menomonie, Wis. Secondary Major: English Minors: French, Political Science Le Salon Francais, 2; Spectator, 1,2,3,4, Editor; Young Democrats, 2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer; O.R.C., 4; Quad Club, 4. DOROTHY MORRIS Radisson, Wis. Elementary JOHN MUEHL Athens, Wis. B.S. Degree Majors: Social Science, Geography Football, 2; Basketball, 2; Letter Club, 2; I.R.C., 2.3. RUTH NELSON Colfax, Wis. Elementary Minors: English, History Ski Club, 3,4; L.S.A., 1,2,3,4; Spectator, 3,4; F.T.A., 3,4, Treasurer; Young Democrats, 3,4. RUSSELL OLIVER Eau Claire, Wis. Secondary Major: Social Science Minors: Mathematics, Physics L.S.A., 1,2,3; Phi Sigma Epsilon, 3,4; Young Republicans, 4; I.R.C, 3; Photography Club, 2. i 26 WAYNE OSNESS Amigo, Wis. Secondary Major: Physical Science Minors: Physical Education, Mathematics ALLAN PETERSON Ingram, Wis. Secondary Major: Physical Science Minors: Biology, History Inter Varsity, 1,2; L.S.A., 1,2; Choir, 3,4; Le Salon Francais. 1,2; Spectator, 3; Periscope, 3. MARCIA PURVIS Knapp, Wis. Elementary W.R.A., 1,2; Wesley Fellowship, 1,2,3; Primary Club, 3,4. YVONNE QUEVILLON Colfax, Wis. Secondary Majors: History, English L.S.A., 1,2,3,4. Kappa Delta Pi, 3,4, Secretary; Band, 1; Le Salon Francais, 2; I.R.C., 2; Sigma Tau Delta, 4. HAZEL SAMDAHL Menomonie, Wis. Elementary Wesley Fellowship, 4; Primary Club, 4; F.T.A., 4. BETTY SCHULTZ Menomonie, Wis. Secondary Major: French Minors: Spanish, English Ski Club, 1,2; Delta Sigma Epsilon, 4; Spanish Club, 2, President; Le Salon Francais, 1,2,3, Treasurer; Young Democrats, 2,3,4, Vice President, President, State Corresponding Secretary, I.R.C., 1,2,3; Pi Delta Phi, 4; Homecoming Queen Attendant, 3. CARYL SCHWOCH Rib Lake, Wis. Elementary L.S.A., 4; Sigma Gamma Zeta, 4. RODNEY SHEFFER Rice Lake, Wis. Secondary Majors: Biology, Physical Science Student Government, 4, Chief Justice; Young Republicans, 1,2. 27 LORRAINE SMITH Neillsvillc, Wis. Elementary Ski Club, 1,2,3,4, Secretary; Wesley Fellowship, 1,2,3,4, Worship Chairman; Inter Faith Council, 3; Delta Sigma Epsilon, 4; Band, 1,2,3; Primary Club, 1,2,3,4; F.T.A., 3,4; Photography Club, 2. MARIAN STRAND Menomonie, Wis. Elementary Sigma Gamma Zeta, 3,4; Primary Club, 4. ROSE STUDEBAKER Menomonie, Wis. Elementary Minor: Library Science W.R.A., 1,2; Wesley Fellowship, 1,2,3,4; Choir, 2; Spectator, 1,2,3,4, Editor; Periscope, 3,4; Primary Club, 3,4; Young Democrats, 3,4; Quad Club, 4. DUANE TAYLOR New Auburn, Wis. Secondary Major: Music Minor: Geography Eta Phi, 3,4; Alpha Phi Omega, 3,4; Choir, 1,2, 3,4; Band, 1,2,3,4; Scherzo Club, 3,4. KEN THOMPSON Beloit, Wis. Secondary Major: Speech NANCY THOMPSON Eau Claire, Wis. Elementary Minor: Art L.S.A., 1,2,3,4; Delta Sigma Epsilon, 4; Choir, 2,3,4; Square Steppers, 3,4; Primary Club, 1,4; F.T.A., 4; Variety Show, 1,2. RICHARD THURSTON Altoona, Wis. Secondary Major: Geography Minors: History, Psychology VIRGIL WADLEIGH Beaver Dam, Wis. Secondary Major: Speech Minors: Political Science, Journalism Eta Phi, 2,3.4, Vice President; Spectator, 1,2,3,4, Business Manager; Periscope, 1,2,3,4; Student Government, 2,3,4, Vice Executive; College Players, 1,2,3,4; I.R.C., 1. 28 EDWARD WAGNER Menomonie, Wis. Secondary Major: Biology Minors: Library Science, English GENEVIEVE WILCENSKI Gilman, Wis. Secondary Major: Biology Minors: History, English Newman Club, 4; Kappa Delta Pi, 4; F.T.A., 4. GLENDON WILCOX Cornell, Wis. Secondary Major: History Minors: Biology, Mathematics Phi Sigma Epsilon, 2,3,4, Historian; Student Government, 4; Young Republicans, 1. JEAN WITT Curtiss, Wis. Secondary Major: History Minors: French, English Kappa Delta Pi, 3,4, Historian; Lc Salon Francais, 1,2,3,4; F.T.A., 4; Young Democrats, 2,3,4, recording and corresponding secretary; I.R.C., 2,3, Secretary; Pi Delta Phi, 4. ROBERT WITTE Granton, Wis. Secondary Major: Social Science Minors: History, Geography-Ski Club, 1,2; L.S.A., 1,2,3,4; Student Government, 4; Young Republicans, 3,4; I.R.C., 1,2,3,4, President. JANICE MIKESELL WOLD Eau Claire, Wis. Elementary Minor: Music Roger Williams Club, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer; Sigma Pi Kappa, 3,4, Historian; Kappa Delta Pi, 3.4, Vice President; Choir, 1,2,3; Scherzo Club, 2,3,4; Primary Club, 1,2,3,4; F.T.A., 4; I.R.C., 1. RONALD WOLD Eau Claire, Wis. Pre Police Administration LILLIAN ZAHN Eau Claire, Wis. Elementary Roger Williams Club, 1,2,3,4; Sigma Gamma Zc-ta, 2,3,4; Choir, 1,2,3- 29 ROGER ZIMMERMAN Eau Claire, Wis. Elementary Football. 2; Inter Varsity, 1,2,3,4, President; Eta Phi. 2,3.4; F.T.A., 1,2,3,4, Vice President; Class Officer, 2. Student Teaching Clan Curricula Library ALICE MAE ANDERSON Strum, Wis W.R.A., 1; Ski Club, 1,2; L.S.A., 1,2,3; Epsilon Zeta, 2,3; Primary Club, 1. IOSEPHINE ANDREWS Thorp, Wis. ipsilon Zcta, 1,2; Art Club, 1. ANET ASPSETER Exeland, Wis. ipsilon Zcta, 1,2. VIRGINIA BEZROUGH Phillips, Wis. W.R.A., 1,2; Newman Club, 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 2. MELVA BUCHHOLZ Holcombe, Wis. Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. ELLAMAE BUE Blair, Wis. L.S.A., 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. BEVERLY BURNS Cornell, Wis. L.S.A., 1,2; Epsilon Zcta, 1,2, Treasurer. BETTY CHRISTENSON Eau Claire, Wis. Wesley Fellowship, 1,2; Sigma Gamma Zeta, 1,2, Epsilon Zeta, 1,2; F.T.A., 2. 32 AUDREY DAMERT NcUlsvUle, Wis. W.R.A., 2; L.S.A., 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. CAROL ANN ERICKSON Ectrick, Wis. L.S.A., 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. JOANNE FOSSUM Rock Falls, Wis. L.S.A., 1,2; Sigma Gamma Zeta, 2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2; F.T.A., 2. BEVERLY GLENZ Fall Creek, Wis. L.S.A., 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2; F.T.A., 2. SALLY HOWARD GORSEGNER Mondovi, Wis. U.S.F., 1,2; Sigma Gamma Zeta, 1; Choir, 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 2,3; Primary Club. 1; Variety Show, 1. MARJORIE HALL Eau Claire, Wis. CECIL MARY HANSON Eau Claire, Wis. Newman Club, 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. LEONA LU HATTERY Wheeler, Wis. Sigma Gamma Zeta, 1; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2; O.R.C., 2. I 33 CHRISTIE LOU HELMUELLER, Eau Galle, Wis. Newman Club, 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. VIVA MARIE HERTZFELDT Alma, Wis. U.S.F., 1,2; Choir, 1,2; Scherzo Club, I; Epsilon Zeta, 2; F.T.A. 2. lOANNE HILLEBRAND Cornell. Wis. W.R.A., 1; Newman Club, 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2; Art Club 1. NATALIE HOLMAN Fairchild, Wis. L.S.A., 1,2; Choir, 1; Band, 1,2; Epsilon Zeta,, 1,2; Young Republicans, 2, Secretary. GLADYS HUBBARD Durand, Wis. VIRGINIA JOHNSON Northfield, Wis. L.S.A., 1,2; Sigma Gamma Zeta, 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2; F.T.A., .2. FLORENCE KAR1GER Fairchild, Wis. F.T.A., 2. 34 IONE KLUND Epsilon Zeta, 1,2; F.T.A., 2. Bloomer, Wis. I LOIS LEAVENS Chccck, Wis. Ski Club, 1,2; W.R.A., 2; L.S.A., 1,2; Choir, 1; Spanish Club, 1; Student Government, 1; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2; President; College Players, 1. JOAN LISKOW Neillsvillc, Wis. Ski Club, 2; L.S.A., 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 2; F.T.A., 2; Young Democrats, 2. SHELBIE ANN LORCH Arcadia, Wis. L.S.A., 1,2; Band, 1; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. MARGE LURNDAL Modena, Wis. W.R.A., 2; L.S.A., 1,2; Band, 1; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. BEVERLY MOHR Cornell, Wis. L.S.A., 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. JOYCE MONSON Eleva, Wis. L.S.A., 1; Gamma Delta, 2; Periscope, 2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2; F.T.A., 3. MARY E. NELSEN Eau Claire, Wis. W.R.A., 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. 35 MARY ANNE NELSON New Auburn, Wis. Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. BEVERLY PEDERSON Epsilon Zcta, 1,2. Eleva, Wis. ANNABEL RIPP Hixton, Wis. Newman Club, 1,2; Sigma Gamma Zcta, 2; Epsilon Zcta, 1,2; F.T.A., 2. DONNA ROTH Augusta, Wis. Gamma Delta, 1,2, Vice President; Epsilon Zeta 1,2; F.T.A., 2; Young Republicans, 2; O.R.C., 2. CAROL L. SEQUIN Eleva, Wis. Sigma Gamma Zeta, 2. MAUR1TA SEIBEL Bloomer, Wis. Newman Club, 1,2; Sigma Gamma Zeta, 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 2; F.T.A., 2. PHYLLIS SHAFER Cadott, Wis. L.S.A., 1; Epsilon Zcta, 1,2; F.T.A., 2. CAROL SNEEN Elk Mound, Wis. L.S.A., 1,2; Sigma Pi Kappa, 2; Sigma Gamma Zeta, 2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. MARY SOUTHERS Eau Claire, Wis. Newman Club, 2; Epsilon Zcta, 2; Spanish Club, 1; Chorus, 1. 36 AUDREY STENBERG Blair, Wis. L.S.A., 1,2; Band, 1; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. GERALDINE STORLEY Madison, Wis. Ski Club, 1,2; W.R.A., 2; Wesley Fellowship, 1, 2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2; F.T.A., 2. LU ELLEN THIELE Cornell, Wis. Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. CAROLYN MAE ZAHRADKA, Granton, Wis. Newman Club, 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. ELAINE STELMACH Arcadia, Wis. Newman Club, 1,2; Epsilon Zeta, 1,2. 37 The Stacks UlMMtt A Busy Day CANDID Chemistry Lab. JUNIORS... Aamodt, Carol - Rice Lite Abrahamson, Bernard - Fairchild Allen. Robert - Rice Lake Allman, I.orna • Phillips Anger, Carol - Ear Claire Annis, George • Chippewa Falls Bailey, Robert • Fan Claire Bchnke, William - Fan Claire Bclden, John • run Claire Benedict, Donald - Loyal Bjcrkc, John - Gilman Blaha, Jack • Antigo Blakeley, Ronald • Fan Claire Blumhardt, Kathryn • Mondoii Bollinger, James - Mondovi Boom. Karen • Cameron Bowman. John - Ban Claire Brill, Meredith - Fan Claire Brist, Kenneth • Chippewa Falls Bryce. Carolyn • Fan Claire Carson, William • Tomab Caucutt, Larry - Osseo Chisholm, Joseph - Chippewa Falls Christianson, Ellis - Fan Claire 4 M ... . J ur Colby, Joan • Greenwood Comers, Ronald • Fall Creek Curnow, John • Fan Claire Dallman. Phyllis Bloomer Dawsc, Delores - New Richmond Dcctz, Robert • Mondoi i Dickman, Donald • Chippewa Falls Do Bel I, Roberta - Holbrook, Ariz. Ehrmcycr, Gerald - Bearer Dam Fide, Beverly - Mondovi Elbert, Cleo - Fan Claire Elkin, Eugene - Barron Ellingson, Joan - Colfax Erdman, Rachel - Fairchild Everson, Arlie • Mondovi Fahlgrcn, Floyd - Mondoii Fenzl, Maty Ann - Part Falls 'l, Fitch, Darrell - Osseo Gourdoux, Joan - Holcombe Gray, Marion - Elk Mound Green, Gregory • Fall Creek Hable, Robert - Bloomer Hackel, Naomi - Colby Haley, Harley • Chippewa Falls Hardt, Jon • Marshfield Heath, Glen • Durand Hebert, Joseph - Chippewa Falls Hcfferman, Elizabeth - Fan Claire Heffner, Barbara - Barron 4Q Hclgerson, Aug. - Chippewa Falls CV cyki Fredrick, Duane - Lorella Friclc, Barbara • Birchwood Ganong, Joanne - Fan Claire Garska, Mary Jo • Shawano Glockc, Carl - Fan Claire Gobar, Roberta • New Lisbon Hill, Marion - Brill Hoard, Joan - Mosinee Hoehn, Charles • Fall Creek Honadcl, Jack - Fall Creek Honius, Kenneth - Cornell House, Roger • Euu Claire Howard, Daniel • Fan Claire Hyllengren. Marlene • Rice Lake Ivey, Charles - Greenwood Jakcl, Thomas - Colby Jcrmstad, Ruby - Osseo Johnson, Jerome - Eau Claire lJ -) f - 1 Johnson, Roger • Han Claire Johnson. Roger D. - Fan Claire Kamrath, Doris - Cameron Kamrath, Grace - Cameron Kaphingst. Joyce • Menasha Kappus, Edward • Eau Claire Liehc, Nancy - Chippewa Fallt Lindrud, John - Alma Love, John - Tornab McGinnis, William - Eau Claire Maloney, Billie - Barron Marshall, Alfred • Chippewa Falls Kelly, Thomas • Eau Claire Kinsman, Frank • Eau Claire Knopps, Jacob - Eau Claire Knudson, Jerry - Eau Claire Knudtson, George - Eau Claire Koch, Jean - Minoequa Koshoshck. David - Eau Claire Kratovil, Jean - Eau Claire Krcpsky, Darlyn • Kohler Lahn, Wanda - Fairchild Larsen, Victor - ILiu Claire Larson. Stanley - Mondori Marum, Lawrence • Mondoii Mason, Betty - Greenwood Mattson, Mary A. • Whitehall Matzc, Agnes • Eau Claire Meisner, Rose - Shawano Mcnse, Donald • Menomonie Mcrgen, Kay - Fennimore Miller, Donna • Abbotsford Ming, Leroy - Eau Claire Natzke, Darrell • Thorp Nauman, Richard • Eau Claire Nclsen. Bernard - St. Paul, Minn. Nelson, Dean • Altoona Nelson, Wayne - Mondoii Neuenfcldt, Dorothy - Eau Claire Ncys, Lima - Eau Claire Nysted, Jeanne - Loyal O'Brien, William - Eau Claire Odash, Marge • Rice l skc Olson, Keith - Eau Claire Olson, Phyllis • Cameron Opsahl, JoAnn - Cameron OpsahJ. Ronald • Cameron Ostrom, Sandra - Barron JUNIORS... Oilman, Leo - Elmwood Owen, Gary - Elk Mound Peterson, Richard • Mondovi Pierce, Don - Eau Claire Pingcl, Virginia Eau Claire Pribil, Rose - Grantsburg Probsl, Duane - Eau Claire Quaihcim, Gordon - Stanley Racther. Clifford - Augusta Rayburn, Kathryn • Durand Rcdard, David • Chippewa Ealls Rein. Henry - Motinee Reiter, Keith - Eau Claire Rcncckc, Lillian - Eau Claire Richards, Donald - Min on g Ridley, Willard - Hammond Ringhand, Richard - Augusta Ringlicn, Phillip • Hixton m - Robertson, Daniel Eau Claire Royan, Beryl - Appleton Sandler, Alva • Osseo Sathcr, Robert - Eau Claire Sathcr, Raymond - Eau Claire Schaefer, Charles • Abbotsford Schriver, James • Eau Claire Schumacher, James • Fall Creek Secger, Vernon • Prentice Shcplcr, Roger • Eau Claire Sieger, Susan - Ladysmith Siler, Richard • Menomonie Silvernail, Gerald - Eau Claire Smith, Darlcen • El era Smith, David • Bearer Dam Snecn, Richard • Stanley Stcinikc, William - Beater Dam Stevens, Swight - Menomonie c n1 1 1 y- o n a co - . t ,o, ts � V -s - ■NM Thompson, Charles - Eau Claire Thompson, Dorothea • Chippewa Falls Thur, Leonard - Eau Claire Vespcrman, Margaret - Rice Lake VoII, James • Eau Claire Wagner, Nancy • Menomonie Walker, F.dwin - Eau Claire Warden. Guy - Eau Claire Warner, Carol • Chippewa Falls Warner, James • Chippewa Falls Wcghorn, Richard - Spring Valley Welder. Sandra - Owen Wolf, George - Prescott Wollum, LaVcrnc - Eau Claire Yeager, Roger - Minong Zahn, Edward • Bearer Dam Ziegler, Judith - Eau Claire 42 Bataglia, Arlene - Eau Claire Bates, David - Stanley Bauer, Jacob - Durand Beebe, George - Eau Claire Bennett, Eric - Eau Claire Bennett. Gilbert - Chippewa Fallt Benson. Loren • Eau Claire Benson, Robert - Eau Claire Berg, Harlcn • Dallas Berger, John • Eau Claire Bcrgthold, Donald - Rice Lake Bibeau, Yvonne • Chippewa Falls ...SOPHOMORES Adams, Norma • Minong Ahlstrom, Donald - Eau Claire Ali, Ken - Baghdad, Iraq Almen, Ruth - Etc ho Amundson, Harold Cameron Amundson. James - Cameron Anderson, Robert • Abbotsford Antholz. William • Spooner Arntson. Wayne - Rice Lake Arrics, Donald - Eau Claire Bailer, Charles - Eau Claire Bartig, Keith • Eau Claire Biller, Norman - Loretta Bit cr, Carol - Marshfield Biumhardt, Glen • Mondovi Boehm, Ralph • Eau Claire Bowler, Sharon - Eau Claire Brenden, Barbara • Eau Claire Brenden, Marlyn - Eau Claire Briggs, Sandra • Independence Brunner, Jeanne - Chippewa Falls Brunson, Richard • Eau Claire Buchberger, Law'ncc - Clintons'Hie Bush, Charles • Eau Claire Byers, Thomas - Hawkins Carlson, Marvin - Eau Claire Chopp. Calvin - Shell l tke Chumas, James • Eau Claire Claflin, Paul - Eau Claire Colburn, Jerry' • Stanley Crane, Anne • Chippewa Falls Cutler, Janet - Downsrille Dcjung. James • Rice Lake Devine, June - Owen Devine. Thomas - Wit bee Dickclmann, John • Durand Difanis, Betty - Eau Claire Donahue, Kevan • New Richmond Dowdcn, Darrell - Mondosi Dorsey, James • Fort Atkinson Drier, George • Arkansaw DuBrava, William - Shelton, Conn. Dutton. Carole • Bloomer Eaton, Robert - Minneapolis, Minn. Edington, Richard • Eau Claire Ek, William • Shell Lake Elbert, James • Eau Claire Elbert, Thomas • Chippewa Falls 2 SOPHOMORES... Elliott, Eleanor - Stanley El wood, James • Ladysmith Emerson, Donna - Chippewa Falls Erickson, Ronald - Eau Claire Eadness, Peter • Rio Falk, Lorainc - Mcrrillan Falk, William • Fau Claire Fenander, Arden • Ladysmith Field, Robert - Fast Claire Fischer, Shyla • Tomah Funfar, Joanne • Phillips Garber, William • Fan Claire Garton, Ronald - Fan Claire Gilbertson, Jocelyn • Fait Claire Gilman, Renee - Wisconsin Dells Gow, Phyllis - Fau Claire Graham, James - Chippewa Falls Grahowski, Jo • Gilman Gran, Marigenc - Phillips Green. Bill - Bayfield Greenlee, Bette - Bloomer Grindc, Jim • Black Riser Falls Groseth, Gary • Fast Claire Gryglcski, Richard - Phillips Gutknccht, Harlvn • Chippewa Falls Gudmanson, Donald - Cadott Gumm, Robert Chippewa Falls Hake, Fred - Rice Lake Haldcman. Lcora - Norwalk Hamilton, Arthur - Hobart, hid. Hamilton, William • East Claire Hanson, James - Downing Hanson, Evan • Hammond Hanson, Phyllis • Osseo Harvey, Frances • Eau Claire Harycki, John • Thorp Haugc, Orville - Fast Claire Haxclton, LaVon • Altoona Hcarden, Sally - Eau Claire Heidorn, Donald • Eau Claire Hcisz, Marilyn • Lake Deltan Hclstad, Merlin - Eltrick Herrmann, A1 • Eau Claire Hcssler, Bob - Eau Claire Higa, Hiroshi • Mawashi, Okinawa Hillestad, Stanley - Eau Claire Hobbick, Harold - Menomonie Hocpncr, Dor. - Chippewa Falls Holcomb, LeRoy - Elmwood Holier, Thomas • Fau Claire Holum, Donald - Eau Claire Horn. Duane - Greenwood Hornback, Rex • Eau Claire Hovcland, Hannah - Eau Claire Isaacson, Darold Mondot i Isaacson, Harold - Mondovi Ivcrs, Sheldon - Whitehall Jacobson, Betty Hixton James, Mae • Sioux City, Iowa Jenson, Dennis - Eau Claire Jensen, Janice Eau Claire Jensen, Nora - Eau Claire Johnson, Arleen Eau Claire Johnson, Dean - Eau Claire Johnson, Diane • Augusta Johnson, Joan - Eau Claire Johnson. Ray - Elk Mound Jordan, Donald • Eau Claire Kalas, John - Gilman Kallstrom, Lyle - Glen Flora Karlen, Dorval - Boyd Keegan, Jay - Eau Claire Kent, Janet - Eau Claire Kern, Barbara - Park Falls Kjustad, Barbara - Eau Claire Knock, Gary • Eau Claire Knudtsnn, Joan - Independence Knutson, Betty - Chetek Koerper, Nora - Sew Richmond Kolicr, James - Durand Kranzfelder, Elizabeth - Eau Claire I.aBlanc, Maureen • Stanley UMarche, Wallace - Stanley LaMont, Donald - Eau Claire Larsen, Barbara - Chetek Larson, Barbara - Eau Claire Larson, Dcloris • Whitehall Larson, Joan • Chippeua Falls Larson, Rolland • Mondoti LaVignc, Robert • Chippewa Falls Lee, Robert - Osseo Lee, Tong-Ho - Pusan, Korea Leonard, Roger - Brill Lcpinski, Carol - Wausau Lester. Maurice - Chippewa Falls Lewis, Karol • Chippewa Falls Lord, Tony - Eau Claire Lorcntz, Duane - Eau Claire Luddington, Pat • Rice Lake Ludwiczak, Nancy • So. Milwaukee Ludwikoski, James - Eau Claire Lund, Romainc • Eau Claire McCartin, Mary • Chippewa Falls McCormick. Donald • Black Riser Falls McDonald, Dona. - Chippewa Falls McEatluon, Bert • Holcombe McKinney, Arlcn • Amery McMillcn, James Eau Claire Martinson. Richard • Osseo Matson, James - Eleca Mattson, Mary Jane • Grantsburg Mchls, Charles - Chippewa Falls Meier, Lola • Curtiss Mcis, Thomas • Battle l skc, Minn. Meyer, John - Edgar Meyer, Robert - Eau Claire Meyers, Marianna - Eau Claire Miles, Maynard - Eau Claire Miller, Kay Ann - Eau Claire Milligan, Kirk - Stanley d SOPHOMORES... Moc, Peter - Black River Falls Moltzan, Ronald - Elk Mount! Morchinck. Marg. • Independence Morgan, Robert - Chippewa Falls Morrow, MaryAnn • Uau Claire Murkovic, Patti - Augusta Muenich, Mary • Chippewa Falls Muszynski. Rose • Eli Mound Newton, Reed - Minong Nicolls, Wayne • Cbippeua Falls Nielson, Louise - Chippeu-a Falls Nielson, Jot gen - Wither Peterson, Lyn • Little Fork, Minn. Peterson, William • Eau Claire Pcvan, James • Cbippeu-a Falls Pllieger, Tom • Humbird Plansky, Marilyn - Thorp Plunkett. Robert - Chippewa Falls Pol .in, John • Chippewa Falls Ponick, Bcvcrlic - Eau Claire Porter, Louise • Strum Powzukicwicz, Walter • Gilman Ramsey, Rosalie - Eau Claire Randall, Sophia - Neillsville Rasmus, Karen • Chippewa Falls Raymond, Lou • Eau Claire Reichert, Doris • Thorp Reinhardt, David • Nelsen Ricci, Andrea • Cumberland Ringhand, Eugene - Augusta Robarge, Roycc - Cornell Rohr, Edwin • Spooner Rost, Don • Cameron Ryan, Colleen • Mondot i Sand, Kathleen • Phillips Sauls, Roger - Eau Claire Schcel, Carl • Chippewa Falls Schieffer, John - Rice Lake Schnoebelen, Nick - Minocqua Schrantz, James - Eli Mound Schultz, Gerald • Eau Claire Schweitzer, Diane • Alma Scott, Mary Margaret - New Richmond Severson, Dale • Eau Claire Severson, Dona'.d - Eau Claire Shea. Mary • Eau Claire Shcffer, George - Rice Lake Shermo, Darlene • Elens Nuhlicck, Allen • Marshfield Nussbcrger, Ronald Durand Olson, Aubrey - Eau Claire Olson, Lavemc - Eau Claire Opdahl, Ncls • Cornell Opsahl, Robert • Cameron Paff, Daniel - Eau Claire Parrish, Gail • Mondavi Payne, Dean - Chippewa Falls Peters, Dick - Eau Claire Peterson, George • Cornell Peterson, Kay Helen • Randolph Smcad, Pat - New Richmond Smith, Charlaine - Chippewa Falls Smith, Jerry - Ban Claire Smith, Kathryn • Bau Claire Soben, Shirley - Beloit Solum. Trcva • Chetek Stanley, Lee - Chippewa Falls Steele, Ruth - Greenwood Stcinmctz. Rich. • Chippewa Falls Stokke, Eda - Menomonie Stone, Clarence • Boyces Ule Stordahl, Wayne - Cornell Steuwer, Audrey - BondueI Tape, William - Colfax Thomas, Robert - Osceola Thomas, Dorothy - Ft trick Thompson, Margaret - Spooner Thorcson, Alice • Whitehall Mumlfis Tolin, Tom - Bau Claire Torgcrson, Virginia - Rock Falls Trauba, Richard - Chippewa Falls Treadway, James • Phillips Turenne, Roger • Thorp Urbas, Raymond • Thorp Van Mcer, Ruth - Bau Claire Vincent, Julie • Chippewa Falls Vogt, Jerome - Stetsom ille Void, Ingebret • Bau Claire Wagner, Mary • Bau Claire Wangen, Donna • Bau Claire Warner, Sherman - Augusta Wartolcc, Walter • Stanley Weber, Gerald - Ladysmith Wcbert, Lois - Elk Mound Webster, Tom - Cornell Weigel, Richard • Chippewa Falls ? Weiss, Donna • Durand Weltv, Sandra - Park Falls Westlund, Mary • Cameron White, Barbara • Spooner Whitney, Robert - Caulillo, Tex. Wiles, William • Stanley Wilson, David • Eau Claire Witt, Gerald - Stanley Woest, Gloria - Spring Valley, Minn. Wong, Veronica - Kaneohe, Hawaii Young, June • Chippewa Falls Young, William - Chippewa Falls o Zahn, Betty - Bau Claire Zempcl, Harold • Osseo Zichlsdorf, Reuben . Bau Claire Ziemann, Irvin • Siren 47 FRESHMEN... Actor, Roberta - Eau Claire Adler, Peter - Eau Claire Ahneman. Rojean - Eau Claire Alger, Richard - Thorp Allen. Carole • Kite Lake Allman. Sally • Phillips Amachcr. Ronald - IWither Amble. Audrey - Whitehall Ambli, Roy - Eau Claire Amdahl, Richard • Eau Claire Anderson, Claire - Rice Lake Anderson, Gerald - Eau Claire Anderson, Gcrda • Rosholl Anderson, Jane - Eau Claire Anderson, Jeanette • Arkausaw Anderson, Jerome • Cadotl Anderson, LaVonne -Rice Lake Anderson. Marilyn • Dallas Anderson, Marvin • Cameron Anderson, Melvin - Eau Claire Anderson. Michael - Augusta Anderson, Orrin • Eau Claire Anderson, Richard - Eau Claire Anderson, Richard - Eau Claire Anderson, Roger Stanley Andree, I.ouise • Loyal Angelos, John • Heaver Dam Armstrong, John • Abbotsford Arvold, Richard - Bruce Bach, Corrinc - Thorp Backes, Clinton • Chippewa Tails Backc, Joan - Wither Badzinski, Kathleen - Thorp Baker, Eugene - Rice l ake Bandt, William - Eau Claire Balow, James - Eau Claire Bartley, Maryann • Three Lakes Bartlett, Donald • Fall Creek Bathke, Betty • Bloomer Bauer, Shari • Mondovi Bauer, William Mondovi Bcncvides, Fr. - Fall River, Mass. V. ’ Vt rrlt A Bennett, Lawrence - Eau Claire Berg, Marlys - Eau Claire Bctthauscr, Robert - Independence Bieber, Richard - Eau Claire Bicno, Edward - Thorp Biermcicr, Katherine • Eau Claire Biasing, Norman • Alma Blcncoc, Nola - Hixlon Bleskachck, Rich. • Chippewa Falls Bloomquist, Yvonne • Merrill Bloedcl, Phillip - Janesville Blum, George • Eau Claire Boernkc, Ann - Fall Creek Bonus, Mar - Eau Claire Bowe, Patricia • Eau Claire Bouilion, James - Fairchild Boyd, Jon • Eau Claire Brehm, Adcll - Colby ■■ Brcnden, Frederick - Eau Claire Brennan, Michael - Marshfield Britten, Anita - Eau Claire Bronson, Betty • Rice Lake Brest, Virginia - Medford Brotcn, Rosemary • New Auburn Brotzman, Larry Mondovi Brown, Gerald - Eau Claire Brown, Judith • Mosinee Bruckshaw, James Eau Claire Bruhn, Jay • Neilliville Burr, Donald - Neills title Burns, Marilyn - Cornell Buss, Shirley - Clinlonville Cahoon, James - Chippewa Falls Cahow, Adam - Clear Lake Calkins, Bruce • Eau Claire Campbell, Clarence • Eau Claire Cardinal, James • Chippewa Falls Carlson, David - Eau Claire Carroll, James - Eau Claire Champion, Russell - Eau Claire Channing, Harry • Bloomer Chapek, Renald - Jim Falls Chovan, Shirley - Ridgeland Chmcl, James • Eau Claire Christenson, Ron. - Chippewa Falls Christianson, Donald - Eau Claire Christianson, Floyd • Eau Claire Christie, Kay - Greenwood Culver, Thckla • Eau Claire Curclla, Frank - Cumberland Curtis, John - Eau Claire Crevision, Thomas • Eau Claire Crittenden, Patricia • Eau Claire Cronk, Douglas • Turtle Lake Ciokiewicz, Alfred - Owen Ciszewski, Bernard - Withee Cooney. Merton • Stanley Corwin, Keith - Eau Claire Covcll, Charlotte • Neillsville Cuskey, Tom • Spooner DeLong, Paul • Elmwood DcLong, Ronald Eau Claire Denting, Donald - Marshfield Derouin, Robert Eau Claire Dickclmann, Marybcllc • Durand Dickman, Urvin ■ Chippewa Falls Cyr, David - Boyd Dahl. Anne - Eau Claire Dancn, Richard - Stetsonville Dassow, Donna - Medford Davis, Phyllis • Sparta Decker, Gordon - Mosinee Dime!, Robert • Beaver Dam Dittmer, Janis - Milton Dobson, Wm. • Black River Falls Doherty, Dan - Beaver Dam Donaldson, Barbara - Eau Claire Dougherty. Pat. - Chippewa Falls 49 FRESHMEN... Dorsey. Mary • Eau Clair Ducstcrback, Bert - Eau Claire Duncan. Thomas • Chippewa Balls Dunnigan, Mary • Black River Falls Durand. John • Spooner baton, Shirley - Minneapolis, Minn. Fde, Donald • Mondovi Egan. Durwood - Eau Claire Eggen, Laurie • Barron Elfcrs, Romainc - Turtle Lake Elstad, Edward • Independence Elstad, Paul • Independence Emerson, Barbara • Eau Claire Emerson, Oveila • Cleat Lake Fndicott, Alan - Viroyua Engel. Bruce • Pepin Erickson, Ann • Melvina Erickson, Stephen - Eau Claire F-tten, Leon • Boyd Evans, John • Elmwood Evans, Raymond • Eau Claire Evcnson, Robert - Boycerille Everson, Lois • Blair Fahrcnback, Sharon • Medford Felland, Philip • Colfax Felton. Elmer • Eau Claire Fcsenmaicr. William • Eau Claire Fischer. Duane • Ouen Fjclstad. Lyle - Colfax Flanagan, Patricia - Brooklyn, Wis. Flor, Jacqueline • Chetek Fochs, Lyle • Mosinee Fontaine, Janet Mosinee Fossum, Nona • Rock Falls Fox, Vern • Plymouth Frey. Anthony. Whitehall Fritz, Valeric • Owen Froscth. Joan • Eau Claire Fruin. Marlene - Colby Furay, John - Eau Claire Furrer, Bruce • Eau Claire Gaicr. Gary • Chippewa Falls Galvin, Burleigh • Marshfield Gannon. Richard - Eau Claire Ganthcr. James • Eau Claire Ganther, Nancy Ann • Eau Claire Garborg, Loren • Eau Claire Gavin, Beverly • Bloomer Gay. Richard • Gilman Germain, Warren - Chippewa Falls Gibbs, Diane • Stanley Gicse, Bruce • Eau Claire Gilbertson, Camille - Whitehall Gilbertson, Donald • Osseo Girard, Delores • Chippewa Falls Glcboff, Jim - Clear Lake Glodcsky, Lowell - Chippewa Falls Glomski, Robert • Eau Claire Glowacki, Ted • Thorp Goettle, Rachel • Bloomer Goff, Kay - Brute Gorell. Richard • Rice Lake Gorges, Yvonne - Bloomer Goshaw, James - Gilman Gradinjan, Mail - Phillips Grady, Lois - Mondavi Graff, Marilyn • Eau Claire Greenlee, Thomas - Bloomer Guckinberg, James • Stanley Gude, Richard - Eau Claire Guenther. Robert • Stratford Gunderson, Lynda • Ladysmith Gundlack. Mary • Arlington Haas. Lyle - Owen Hagen, Richard - Radford, III. Hageness, Barbara Osseo Hagcness, Robert - Osseo Hales. Nan Jean • Manau'a Hall, Art Sheldon Halverson, Patsy - Che tel Hand, Frances - Casper, Wyo. Handorf, Yvonne Prairie Farm Hanson, Beverly - Menomonie Hanson, Richard - Eau Claire Hanson. Thelma • Mondot i Harder. Janis Merrill Harms, Donna • Altoona Harvey, Jeanne - Bruce Hartwell, Patricia • Eau Claire Hartrell, Su annc • Abbotsford Hart, Dixie Loretta Hayes, Curtis • Hixton Haseltinc, Virgcnc - Rice Lake Hawk, Gary - Rice Labe Hcardon, Larry • Eau Claire Hccbink, Roberta • Eau Claire Heit, Bernard - Arkansau-Hclgeson. Margaret • Woodvilfe Heller, Lois - Eau Claire Hclwig, Lillian - Eau Claire Hendrickson, Larry • Eau Claire Henning. Elsie - Augusta Hcrricd. Patricia - Durand Hcrried, Sonja - LaCrosse Holland, Richard - Eau Claire Hetland. Ronald • Eau Claire Hestckind, Sonja - Marshfield Hill, Sharon • Brill Hoehn. David - Fall Creek Hochn, Donald - Fall Creek Hocsly, (diaries • Eats Claire Hoffman, Raymond • Eau Claire Hoh, Jean • Clintons ille Holmes, Joan - Eau Claire Hoppe, Bcrnctta • Columbus Horne, Robert - Boyd llovland, Henry • Wheeler Huff, William • Eau Claire Hughes, Carol Ann • Eau Claire Humphrey, George • Van Suyt, Calif. FRESHMEN... Humphrey, Sally - Osseo Huriicnnc, Rachel - Medford Huus, Mary • Stanley Irvine, John - Marshfield Israel, Dorothy • Marshfield Jacobson, David - Stanley Jacobson, Janice • Augusta Jackson, Keith - Eau Claire Jain, Eunice - Elk Mound Jamros, Edward - Couderay Jennings, Gary • Eau Claire Jensen. Donna • Elk Mound Jensen. Jean - Eau Claire Johnson, Cynthia - Cornell Johnson, Diane • Eau Claire Johnson, Donald - Eau Claire Johnson, Edward • Eau Claire Johnson. Gilbert - Menominee Johnson, James L. • Eau Claire Johnson, James R. • Rhinelander Johnson, Jerry • Pairebild Johnson, Jerome - Eau Claire Johnson. Judith - Eau Claire Johnson, Marian • Chippewa Falls Jokela, Richard • Tripoli Justesen, Sandra • Mosinee Juster, Judith • Eau Claire Kaufman, Evelyn - Hurnbird Kaul, Russell - Eau Claire Kccs, Nancy • Durand Keller, Shirley • Neillsrille Kinderman, Harvey • Fall Creel Kittci, Gary - Sew Richmond Kittilstad, Michael • Eau Claire Klein, Barbara - Ellsworth Kleist. Sharon - Mosinee Klcvcn, Delores • Arkdale Klohs, David - Altoona Klohs, Gerald • Altoona Knudson, Donald • Scillstille Knutson, Mary - Cbetek Knutson, Marilyn - Blair Krause, Richard • Amigo Krause, Sally • Eau Claire Krienke, Lois - Fairchild Kubo. Judy - Kealakekua, Hawaii Kuehn, Melvin Augusta Kuhlman, Jean • Eau Claire Kunz, Gary - Fall Creek Kurth, John • Eau Claire LaDukc, Florence Mondoti LaGasse, Wayne - Eau Claire Lang, Margaret - Medford 52 Larson, James - Cameron Kohlin, Bob Cadolt Kolkind, Charles • Altoona Koshoshck, James • Eau Claire Korolewski, Ted • Fall Creek Kottke, Dick • Hudson Kowalk. Betty Jane - Colby Le Tendre, Andre Chippewa Falls Lien. Rosalie Melrose Lillcvold, Marly - Prairie farm I.indeke, Harold - East Claire Lindfors, Glen • Cumberland Lindsey, Mary Jean - Kelson Larson, Janet - Eau Claire Larson, Jerry - Independence Larson, LcRoy - Fairchild Larson, Marjory • Strum Larson. Robert - Osseo Lawrence. Marjorie - Fan Claire Lcasum, Sherman - Oiseo Leidholdt, Sandra • Monroe, Mich. Lcivscs, David • Heater Dam Leonard. Ann • Rite Lake Lesar, Mary Jo • Willard Leslie. Nancy • Earn Claire Loga, Carol • Eau Claire Loomis, Iris • Strum Long. Donna - Medford Lucbstorff, Russell • Boyd Ludovic, Peter Neillsville Lystrup, Herbert • F.au Claire Mason, Thomas • Fan Claire Massic, Leonard • Hillsdale Mathews. David - Chippewa Falls Mathew son, Norman - Owen Metcalf, Marlys - New Auburn Mcrlak. LcRoy - Loyal Mct kc, Marlene - Greenwood Meyer, Martha Boyd Meyer, William - Fan Claire Mitkelson, Robert • Cadott Mi land, Larry • FJeta Miller, Jeanne • Eau Claire McCoy, Anne • Sparta McCormich, Gerald - Prentice McDonald. Michael • Eau Claire McFlwaine, Beryle - Eau Claire McElroy, Mary • Barron McFaddcn. Robert - Cumberland McMahon, James • Eau Claire McMahon, Barbara • Eau Claire Marcon. Joan - Birehwood Markiev, Ray - Exeland Marten, Judith - Mondot i Martin. Shirley • Casper, Wyo. Miller, Mary Medford Miller, Susan - Eau Claire Milligan, Sandy - Stanley Missel), Deloris - FJet a Mjaanes. Devonnc • Cumberland Moriarity, Darlene • Eau Claire Moore, Chet • Tomah Moore, Sally • Rice Lake Morris, Janice • Black River Falls Monson, Gaylord • Augusta Mueller, James • Eau Claire Muldoon, Patrick • Fall Creek 53 FRESHMEN... Munz, Marilyn • Sun Prairie Mundingcr, l.aVcrn - Eau Chire Myers, Joyce • Colfax Myers, Ruby • Onto Myhers, Kay - Strum Myrdal, Gerald - Eau Claire Nelson, Joyce - Ean Claire Nelson, Shirley • Ogema Nelson, Thomas • Eau Claire Ncuscr, Jean - Eau Chire Neuser. Joan • Eau Claire Nielsen, Sonia - Wither Nix. Robert - Eau Chire Nocckcr, Doris • Durand Norris, Edith • Onto Norris. Helen - Onto Oakland, Orrinnc • Colfax O’Black, Shirley - Loyal Ohlrogge, Richard - Loyal Okimoto, Ruth - Lanai City, Hawaii Olsen, John - Eau Claire Olson, Alden • Osseo Olson, Clarice - Eau Chire Olson, Dale • Zumbrota, Minn. Olson, Karen - Eau Chire Olson, Phyllis • IIlair Omernik, Jim - Spooner O’Neil, Richard • Colfax Osegard, Donald - Hixton Ott, Mary - Jefferson Parker, Aldrid Mondosi Parker, Gary - Spooner Plante, Richard - Eau Chire Paulson, Jeanann - Eau Chire Paulson, Sonja - Eau Chire Peck, Myron • Barron ft lift K Pedersen, Harriet - Eau Chire Pcloquin, Betty • Chippewa Falls Peloquin, Bruce • Chippewa Falls Person, Glenn - Sheboygan Peterson, Ann Eau Chire Peterson, Daniel - Eau Chire Peterson. GayleAnn - Cumberland Peterson, Kathryn - Eau Chire Peterson, Mary - Melrose Peterson, Jerome - Viroqua Peterson, Larry - Black Riser Falls Peterson, Marvin - Bruce Peterson, Robert - Ladysmith Peterson, Sally • Eau Chire Pingcl, Jack Eau Chire Polder, Gordon - Eau Chire Polfus. Chuck - Sew Richmond Popple, Gordon • Chippewa Falls Price, Charles • Eau Chire Prill, Marleah - Sew Auburn Primus. Peggy • Fairchild Quale. Alice - Durand Quevillon, Mercedes - Colfax 54 Quasi, John • Eau Chire Raccttc, Dan - Winter Radka. Marcella • Ladysmith Radle, I.ticillc • Arkansan' Rand, Mary - Black Riser Falls Rathjcn, Henry • Fan Claire Reidingcr, Robert • Fan Claire Rykal, James - Cadotl Sahr, Margaret - Wausau Samuclson, Donald - Fau Claire Sanders, Richard - Clintomille Sat her. Yvonne - FI eta Schafer, Arlene - Chippewa Falls Repaal, Judith - Fau Claire Ring. Anthony - Fau Claire Roberts, Lawrence • Fau Claire Rosenhrook, Shirley - Bloomer Rucks. David • Augusta Rude. Myrna • Colfax Schaller, Ruby - Chippewa Falls Schlci, Irene - Manitowish Schlcsscr, Arvilla - Arcadia Schlcwitz, James • Fau Claire Schlcwiu, Ronald • Fau Claire Schley, Nancy • Owen Schmeiscr, Joan - Chippewa Falls Schmidt, Jacqueline • Chippewa Falls Schneider, Ha • Colby Scbrocdcr, Joyce • Whitehall Schultz, Wayne - Fau Claire Schumacher, Louie • Boyd Schwoch, Wilma - Augusta Scolcs, Ellen - Fau Claire Seem, Ervin - Fau Claire Segerstrom, David - Wither Seichtcr, Irene - Boyd Severson, Gerald - Fan Claire Shafer, James • Chippewa Falls Sicg, Arnold • Fairchild Sires, Robert • Altoona Sivertson, Sidney - Flk Mound Skogstad, Jeanette - Eleta Sleatcr, James • Mondovi Sluzewski, Leonard • Owen Smasal, Virginia - Fall Creek Smiley, Kathleen • Stanley Smith, Ada Jane • Menomonie Smith, Delores • Flk Mound Smith, Dorothy • Maiden Rock Smyrski, Lawrence - Armtsrong Creek Snccn, James - Stanley Solic, Grctchen • Stanley Sorenson. Sid - Wither Spelbring, Charles - Fau Claire Sperbcr, Janice • Augusta Splatt, Marlene - Almena Stansbury, David - Wheeler Stevens. Dian • Chctek Stcne, Marilyn - Colfax Stewart, Phillip • Greenwood Steele, Thomas - Greenwood Stout, Carol • Augusta Stratton, Eleanor - Eau Claire Suckow. Linda - Neillstille Surguy. Sandra - Eau Claire Sutter. Grctchcn - Schroeder, Minn. Sweeney, Irvin • Chippeua Falls Switzer. Frank - Eau Claire Syben, Karen • Tony Tanner. Richard - Mondori Tarr, Anita • New Auburn Tceple, Patsy • Eau Claire Thomison, Dennis • Rhinelander Thorson, C. Jane - Mondovi Toraason, Gale - Blair Tronsdal, John • Eau Claire Torrence, Ruth - Chippeua Eallt Turcott, Richard • Cumberland Turnquist, Cora - Greenwood Twee ten, Fmclie Whitehall Valska. Robert • Altoona Van Dixhorn, Jack • Sheboygan Falls Vaughn. Gerald - Conrath Vclic, Marilyn • Eau Claire Vocgclic, Corrine - Chippewa Falls Void, Raymond • Osseo Voss, Darrell - Eau Claire Wadsworth, Richard • Eau Claire Wagner, Jerome • Stanley Walters, Jack - Radisson Wanish. Vernon - Catawba Ward, Lorcna • Durand Waslcski. Martha - Stanley Waters. Irene Eau Claire Waterhouse, Elizabeth • Eau Claire Weaver, Sonia - Colfax Wcggan, Helen - Eau Claire Wciher, Roberta - Bruce Welch, Mary - Chippewa Falls Wclk. June - Marshfield Wendt, Donald • Eau Claire Wensel. Jon • Eau Claire Wcrgcdal, Gerald - Eau Claire West, Alta - Wheeler West, James - Ladysmith West, Sylvia • Neillstille Westphal, Mary Eau Claire White. Arlene • Eau Claire Wiberg, Leslie •Eau Claire Widulc, Theodore - Wausau Williams. Shelby Menomonie Wilson. Robert - Cameron Winrich, Lonny • Eau Claire Wisemiller • BoyceviUe Wishcrd. Darrold - Bruce Wittig. Thomas Eau Claire Wood, Mary • Barron Woodford. Don - Cadott Wright, Diane • Altoona Wucherpfennig, Wanda - Chippewa Falls Zalabsky, Joann • Owen if Zehm, Amy - Eau Claire Zell, Margaret - Eau Claire Zimmerman. Jo Ann • Eau Claire Freshmen class officers. I. to r.. JERRY ANDERSON. Vice President; MARY WOOD. Secretary; JAMES BRUCH SHAW'. President; DIANE JOHNSON, Student Government Representative; LOIS HELLER. Treasurer. Uherace Is the door locked, Lois? College Courtroom ORGANIZATIONS Row I: Phyllis Cow, Pat IJt she ini. Diane Johnson, Don Shea, Rose Pribil, Joan Hoard, F.d 7.ahn. i Vice Executive, JOHN WALL S' STUDENT... Student Government of WSCEC is the foremost student governing body on campus. The purpose of this organization is to promote all things of social and cultural value, to correlate and regulate student activities, to make possible fully representative student legislation, and to do any and all things incidental to the general welfare of the student body. The college benefits greatly by the standards and laws set up and maintained by the Student Government. The council also allocates money for maintenance of i % m Row 2: Duane Probit, Roger Home, Glen Wilcox, C.laire Geertz, Ed Pink, David Wood, George Knudtson, Jirn l-eury, John Wall. ...GOVERNMENT Chief Executive DON SHEA the union, and to organizations for the purpose of promoting a special project of benefit to the college. The council intercedes between the students and faculty promoting better relations within the school. The organization has sponsored Homecoming, a dance featuring Les Elgart, Winter Carnival, all school picnics and dances, busses to out of town football games, and transportation for the cheerleaders; these being only a few of the many services rendered to the college by Student Government. Rou I: Al Ciokieuicz, Darlene Shermo, Irii Loomis, Jean Moen, Darleen Smith, Rose Studebaker, Joyce Monson, PhiI Ring-lien. Rou 2: Royce Robarge, Mary U'ood. Janet Fontaine, Amy Grady, Barbara Larsen, Gloria W'oest, Mary Jane Mattson, Lennard Sluzewski, Lou Raymond. PERISCOPE... This fall a small group of students came down to the Publications office and started work on the 1956 Periscope. As the year progressed more people drifted into the office and assignments were given out and editors appointed. Long, hard hours were spent measuring pictures, drawing layouts, writing and editing copy, identifying people on pictures and hundreds of the small, hut important jobs. Work continued and finally the deadline was upon us with only fifty pages to finish. Now with everything completed and sent to the publisher we anxiously await the finished product. STAFF: CO-EDITORS ........ Royce Robarge, Darleen Smith BUSINESS MANAGER ..................... Dave Wood ASSISTANT MANAGER ............. Alice Thoresott SALESMEN ...................................... Al Ciokieu'icz, lennard Slnzewski, Russ Oliver, Gordon Qualhcitn PHOTOGRAPHERS ........ Ron Blakeley, Jack Garber LAYOUT ............ Barbara Larsen, Joan Mar con ORGANIZATIONS . Janet Fontaine, Rose Studebaker CAM PUS LIFE ...... Darlene Shermo, Iris Loomis SPORTS ............ Phil Ringlien, Arlen McKinney SENIORS ............................. Amy Grady TWO-YEAR ELEMENTARIES ................Joyce Monson CLASSES ........ Mary Jane Mattson, Gloria Woest, Connie Wood ADVISOR ..................... Air. Lee 0. Hench Editor,. DARLEES SMITH and ROYCE ROBARGE Business Manager, DAYE IYOOD and Assistant ALICE THORESOS ; Photographers, RON BLAKELEY and JOHN UNDRUD Administration Editor JEAN MOEN and layout Editor, BARBARA LARSEN Everybody's Busy Organization Editors ROSE STUDEBAKER and JANET FONTAINE Sports Editors, ARLES McKIN-NEY and PHIL RINGUEN Campus Lift Editors, IRIS LOOMIS and DARLEEN SHERMO Tuo-year Editor, Joyce MON-SON and Senior Editor AMY GRADY Advertising Manager, LOl! RAYMOND and Salesmen, LENNARD SLUZEV'SKI and AL CIOKIEV'ICZ Classes Editors, GLORIA WO-EST, CONNIE U'OOD. and MARY JANE MATTSON Ace sporii editor Bob McFaddcn pounds out some hot” copy, while Ruth Nelson, Gordon Qualheim, Connie Wood, and Bruce P do quin look on. THE SPECTATOR... Part of the staff is trying to look busy while photographer, Ron Blakeley perches, unseen, on top of the bookcase to take this picture. From left to right are Ruth Almen, Camille Gilbertson, Ruby Myers, Rose Stude-baker, Janet Cutler, Mary Anne Morrow, Ken Honius, and Walter Wartolec. Second semester assistant editor Gene Ringhand and first semester assistant editor Mite Brennan are looking over a fresh batch of copy. Grammatical errors and spelling mistakes probably account for the amused smiles. Spectators are usually distributed unfolded, but the itaff met en matte to fold one itiue Lit fall. Loit and Mike are tboun folding pa pert while dit tutting one of their fat or it e topics: How tan we gel the Spectator out on lime next itiue? ...THE SPECTATOR The Spectator, a bi-weekly newspaper, is published by the students of WSCEG The purpose of the Spectator is to keep the student body informed of what is going on around the campus and to provide training in writing, editing, make-up, and just plain hard work for its staff members. This year’s editors were: Editor ........................ LOIS MORRELL Assistant Editor... EUGENE RINGHAND, MIKE BRENNAN News Editor .......................... BOB MICKELSON Copy Editor.......................... DICK PETERSON College Editor .................... WALTER WARTOLEC IRVIN ZIEMANN, JOHN DURAND Sports Editor ....................... BOB McFADDEN Business Manager ...................... — DAVE WOOD Assistant Business Manager............ ALICE THORESON 1 I i s I The editorial staff prepares, in one of ilt weekly conference!, to weather the itorm of public opinion. Date Wood, Mike Brennan, Eugene Ringhand, Bob Mickehon, and Dick Peterson help Editor Loit Morrell plan strategy for the next issue. Row I: Ken llonius. Phyllis Gow, Belly Difanis, Marianna Meyers. Row 2: Bernie Abrahamson, Sonja Nielson, Donna Roth, Leona Nailery, Carol! Crye, Terry Atoigue Kelly. Veronica Wong. Pick Peterson. Standing: Sam Sboerri, Sandra Welker, Royce Robarge, Barbara Carson, Barbara Bergh, Arlen McKinney, Cleo Elbert, Jerome Johnson, Charles hey, Miss Pedersen. Organizational Representative Council Advisor MISS STELLA PEDERSEN; President. BERNIE ABRAHAMSON, Secretary. TERRY ATOlGVE KELLY. The Organizational Representative Council is composed of representatives of each organization. This council has just been organized to achieve co-operation between all school activities such as Homecoming and Winter Carnival. It promotes better relationship between students and the Student Government since all on-campus organizations are represented in the Council. Meetings are held once a month. The membership of the council numbers approximately forty. 4 Rou- 1: Mary Jane Malison, Kathryn Smith, Lucille Radle, Lorru Allman, Louise Andre, Barbara Heffner, Julie Vincent. Row 2: David Bilderbaek, Sick Schnoebelen, Charles Mehls, Louise Sielson, Sharon Hill, Phyllis Davis, Dorothy Thomas, Diane Gibbs. Jeanne Systead, Janet Fontaine, Sophia Randall. Dick Jokela, Dave Segerstrom. Row 3: James Chumas, Jack Armstrong, Maurice Lester, Rueben ' .ielhsdorf, Dave Reinhardt, Peter Fadness, Dick Sanders. ...SCHERZO CLUB Musical activities are encouraged and furthered by the Scherzo Club. The fifty-five members work as ushers for all concerts, sponsor receptions after several concerts, and participate in Christmas and Spring recitals. The members’ music appreciation is furthered by attending symphony concerts. Membership in Scherzo is open to all students who express an interest in music activities. Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month. Julie Vincent serves punch to Scherzo Club members f allowing a recital at Memorial Hall Row I: Louise Andre, Hilma Jacobson, Betty Zahn, Barbara Heffner, Belly Jacobson, Lucille Radle, Julie Vincent, Beverly Uide, Jeanne Systead. Nora Jensen, La Von Hazelton, Dorothy Smith, Mary Knutson, Kathy Rayburn, Bettr Mason. Row 2: Mr. Johnson. Sandra Ostrom, Janet Fontaine, Phyllis Davis, Mary Mattson, Dorothy Thomas, Helen Weggen, Mary Mattson, Sharon Hill, Phyllis Olson, Kathryn Smith, Gloria Jensen, O veil a Emerson, Lorna Allman. Row 3: Janice Jacobson, Rachel Erdman, Jackie Schmidt, Joanne Gattong, Dianne Gibbs, Nancy Thompson, Delores Dawse, Jo Grabowski, Joan Hoard, Louise Niel- CHOIR... Members of the Choir are seen here as they present their annual Christmas concert. Students who like vocal music are welcome to join the college choir. The large Festival Chorus is made up of over 100 voices, and is used for oratoria work. A smaller college choir, used for concert tour work, is selected from the larger group. The Festival Chorus presented the oratoria “The son, Carol Lepinski, Marilyn Munz, Sophia Ran Jail, Marion Hill. Row 4: Garth Jensen, Duane Taylor, Charles Peterson, David BUderback, Keith Olson, Jack Armstrong, Floyd Falgten. Rueben Ziehlsdorf, Mate rice Lester, Roger Leonard, Richard Jokela, Prescott Johnson, John Bjerkc, Sick Schnoebelen. Row 5: liar-lyn Gutknetki, David Segerstrom, Lee Stanley, Jim Chum us, Jim LI wood. Peter Fadness, Das-e Hoehn, Jim Mueller, Robert Haag, Dick Hazehon, Jean Cote, David Reinhardt, Dwight Stevens, Dick Sanders. ...CHOIR Messiah on December 4, and also sang at the annual Christmas convocation and the spring Mozart Requiem. The college choir joined the band for a joint concert tour March $-10. Choir meets every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 12 noon. The Messiah Left, Row I; Mr. Gartner, Alva Sandler, Charier Mehls, Jim Schumacher. Row 2: David Bilderback, Dick PafJ, Vera Pox, Anita 'Parr, Dick Gorell. Center, Row I: Julie Vincent, Marlene Splalt, Jean Jensen, Mary Hazelton, Dan Puff. Vern Pox, Anita Parr, Dick Gorell. Center, Row I: Julie Vincent, Marlene Splalt, Jean Jensen, Mary Jane Mattson, Kathy Peterson. Row 2: Dorothy Smith, Dorothy Thomas, Lennard Sluzewski, James Shaefer, John Berger, Mary Ann Penzl, Mary Muenich, Row 3: Betty Jacobson. Clarence Stone, Pula BAND... Secretary-treasurer, DOROTHY T H OMAS; Vice-president, CHUCK MEHLS; President, JEAN COTE; Student Director, DAVE BILDERBACK and GARTH JENSEN. The fifty-three piece band began its activities by playing and marching for football games. They have continued to support athletic events by sponsoring a pep band for all home basketball games. The WSCEC College Band gave one late winter con- Stokke, Rachel Erdman, Gloria XC'oest. Joyce Kaphingst. La Von llazelton. Row 4: James Koshosbeh, Janice Jacobson, JoAnn Zalahsky, David Reinhardt, Diane Gibbs, John Bjerke. Row 5: Charles Peterson, Dick Sanders, Jack Armstrong. Karen Olson, Duane Taylor. Row 6: Prescott Johnson, Nick Schnoebelen. Richard Jo-kela, Bill Tape, Jean Cote, Glenn Persons. Right: Garth Jensen, Paul De Long, Sophia Randall, Mary Me-Elroy, Djvid Segerslrom. ...BAND cert following their northern Wisconsin concert tour. The choir and band presented eight concerts on their four day tour in Stanley, Loyal, Abbotsford, Rhinelander, Minocqua, Spooner, Rice Lake, Barron, and Duluth, Minnesota. Band rehearsal ORCHESTRA... CONCERT ... ... REHEARSAL Orchestra is a college-community project, with at least one-half its membership non-college people from the surrounding area. Non-college people join the Orchestra because of a love of symphony music, and college students get practice in playing with a symphony orchestra. College students may also take orchestra for one hour credit if they wish. Two complete symphony concerts were presented by the orchestra this year as part of the Eau Claire State Music Series. One concert was held in November, the other was in February. The orchestra joined the choir in the presentation of the Messiah” and in the Mozart Requiem.” A new endeavor sponsored by the orchestra this year was a youth concert held May 20. The concert was the climax of a young artist’s contest which the group hopes to make an annual event. The contest had two divisions, children 12 years of age and under, and students of 13-16. The two winners from these divisions were the featured solists with the youth concert. ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL FIRST VIOLINS: Charlott Hubert, Concertmistress, Eva- Dahl, Principal, John O. Haanstad, Janet York, Myrnell Wojner, Dr. Af. A. Marvelli, Dr. Walton R. Manx, Sonja Harried, Eugene Viucicb. SECOND VIOLINS: Betblyn Dorn, Principal, John Klauiter, William Antbolz, Dr. Sheridan A. Milavitz, Betty Jacobson, Greta Helbig, Ruth Van Meer, Nora Jensen. Charles Heiden. VIOLAS: Herbert F. Merrill, Principal, Margaret Mi-del fort, John Bar land, Sally Hibbard, Alison Smith. VIOLONCELLOS: Robert Ganter, Principal, Mary El-lenore May, Nick Scboebelett, Jean T. Cote, Jean Jensen, Bernie Ziehlsdorf, Thomas Blackburn. STRING BASSES: Hugh Henry, Principal, Carol Scbacbler, Eugene Mintz. OBOE: Mary Jane Mattson. FLUTES, Julie Vincent, Anton Korger. CLARINETS: John W. Burger, Jr., Mary Ann Fenzl. BASSOON: John S. Bjerke. HORNS: David A. Bilderback, Jack Armstrong, Richard Sanders. TRUMPETS: Orville ]. Hauge, David L. Reinhardt. TUBA: Prescott M. Johnson. TYMPANI: Nick Schoebelen. PIANO: Janice Jacobson. TROMBONES: Dr. R. O. Hokkanen, Sophia Randall. ...ORCHESTRA THE MESSIAH 1 PHOTO CLUB Ann Schrieber, Pat Case and Arlene Johnson enjoy ibe view aI the lop of Gooseberry Falls on the Easter field trip. Above - Who’s taking who's picture? Members left to right: Mary Wagner, LeKoy Holcomb, Al Cioiieuicz, Jerome Johnson, Aubrey Olson, George Blum, Pal Case, Marvin Peterson, Jim Cahoon and Ronald Christianson compare different types of cameras. Right - Watching Scotty Kinnear's slides on Alas' ta are: Paul Anderson, Sandy Leidholdl, Barb McMahon, Jack Garber, Scotty Kinnear, Louise Seilson, Reuben Ziehlsdorf, Chris Ogunkoya, and Tony Frey. The fourth annual Easter field trip to northern Minnesota saw about 45 members brave the cold winds of Lake Superior at Gooseberry Falls Park. The Photo Club is open to anyone and no qualifications except interest are required. About 75 people joined this year. Meetings were held every week and once a month a club salon was held as well as a snapshot contest for novices. The Photo Club is designed to promote and create interest, knowledge and skill in all types of photography. Courses of instruction are offered to Wginners and training and experience given to those who seek positions as publications photographers. This year, under President, Jack Garber and Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Wagner, the Photo Club enjoyed its most active season. Two new events were started with the first annual 'Miss Photogenic’ contest and the first annual Midwest Inter-Collegiate Photo Salon. Shirlce Martin was selected as ’Miss Photogenic’ by the organization and was elected Winter Carnival Queen as the Photo Club candidate. Over 200 colleges were invited to enter the first inter-collegiate photo salon held at Eau Claire. (continued below) I I 1st Annual'Miss Photogenic’ Contest BIT -1 BIdktl'J EiLSON Ciokit 1 Treasurer, JIM WARNER: Vice President. CHARLES SPEL• BRING; Secretary, KAREN OLSON; President. PHYLUS GO W. CANTERBURY CLUB... The Canterbury Club was organized to bring College, an annual Christmas party for chil- Episcopal college students together to work dren 3t the Northern Colony and Training and pray in Christian fellowship. Anyone who School, and corporate communion during Lent, is interested is eligible to join. The club’s meetings are held the second Activities of the club include an annual meet- and fourth Tuesday of each month. At presing with the Canterbury Club of Stout State ent, the club has twenty-seven members. Rote I: Phyllis Dai is, Thella C.uh er, judy Kubo, Gretchen Sutter. Anne McCoy. Rou 2: Carol Warner, Karen Olson. Barbara Crane. Phyllis Gout, MarybeUe Dickctman, Mary Muenich. Row 3: Dean Brandt. Marcia Purvis, John Curtiss. Charles Spel-bring,, Jim Warner, Bud Ridley, Mr. Zorn. Sealed: Joanne (ianong, Carolyn Bryce, Meredith Brill, Mrs. Kessler. Standing: Betty ' .ahn, Lillian .ahn, Doris Holbrook, Louise Porter, Barbara Klein. ...ROGER WILLIAMS CLUB Baptists, or those of like faith, attend the monthly meetings of Roger Williams Club. Regular meetings consist of discussion groups, social events and speakers, usually from religious fields. An honorary spring banquet concludes the year’s activities. Mrs. Iva Kessler is the advisor of the fifteen active members. Treasurer, LOUISE PORTER; Vice President, MEREDITH BRILL; Advisor, MRS. IVA KESSLER. President, BETTY ZAUN. Row I; Barbara Larson, Jane! Kent, Phyllis Dahl man, Janet Culler, Roberta Actor, Orrine Oakland, Ytonne Question, Joanne Fun Jar, Carol Anger, Mary Mattson, Mary Knutson, Betty Knutson. Row 2: Unidentified, Bill Tape, George Gannon, Mary Hum, Anita Britten, Joyce Kaphingsl, Yt onne Gorges, Judith Paulson. Unidentified, Unidentified, Gerda Anderson. Unidentified,. Clarice Olson. Pat Ulsbeim, Peter Badness, Sheldon hers, Jerry Knutson. Mary Wagner, Alice Anderson, Marion Burns, Peg Lang, Donna Dassou . Mary Miller, Cary! Scbuock, Bob Witte, Arlen McKinney, Barbara McMahon, Barbara Haug. LUTHERAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION The Lutheran Student Association provides social and spiritual activities for students of the Lutheran faith on the college campus. The college group is affiliated with the Lutheran Student Association of America, a national organization which sponsors conventions and workshops throughout the year, attended by Vice President, PHIL RINGUEN; Secretary, BETTY JACOBSON, Treasurer, PHYLLIS OLSON; President, ARLEN McKINNEY. Row I: Virginia Torgtrson, Marilyn Knutson, Lois Grady, Lynda Gunderson, Betty Jacobson, Phyllis Olson, Alice Thoreson, Janice Dinner, Sola Blencoe, Mercedes Ouetillon, Marilyn Munz, Nora Koerper. Row 2: Dean Johnson, Larry Hendrickson, Gordon Qualheim, Tom Byers, Phil Ringlien, Roger Leonard, Jay Hedlund, Nancy Thompson, Pat Sinead, llilma Jacobson, Audrey Ambli, Lois liter son, limelic Tweeten, Beverly Eide, Camille Gilbertson, Barbara Bergh, Karen Boorlz, Mary McElroy, Sonnie Ostrom. Dixie Harz, Judy Martin, Gayle Ann Peterson. i members from the local college group. The devotional and social activities that the group sponsors and participates in are: discussion groups, speakers, guest pastors and Bible studies, sleigh rides, skating parties, picnics, caroling at Christmas, publishing of a bi-weekly LSA newsletter, and delegates to the Spring Ashram. Row I; Gloria Worst, Barbara Carson, Aha Sandler. Row 2: Kathryn Blumhardl, Ruth Almen. Sandra Welly, Sarny Schley, Jean Jensen, Valerie Fritz, Mrs. Stowell. Row ): Ret York, Reed Sewlon. Duane Horn, David Segerstrom, Gordon Halverson, Bill Carson, Roger Knight, Rev. Ward, Sora Jenson, Dr. Stowell. UNITED STUDENT FELLOWSHIP... Students at the college who belong to the Congregational, Evangelical and Reform Churches gather together for discussion and fellowship in the organization known as the United Student Fellowship. The governing body of the group is an executive committee which plans the programs for the group. The executive committee is elected ever)- three months. United Student Fellowship members attended a state rally at Plattcville, a regional rally at River Falls and held joint meeting with Stout State College. Dr. and Mrs. Stowell are the faculty advisors of the club. Rev. York and Rev. Ward are pastoral advisors. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE; Seated: Valerie Fritz, Gloria Worst, Ruth Almen. Sora Jensen. Standing; Bill Carson, Mrs. Stowell. Dean Joint son and Carol Warner buy candy at a candy sale sponsored by the United Student Fellowship. , 1 ...WESLEY FELLOWSHIP W esley mrmbr rs sing together under the leadership of a Methodist missionary to' Africa uho uas the speaker for the evening meeting. Sealed: Vice President, JANET FONTAINE; President, MYRON PECK. World Service Chairman, ROBERT GOBAR. Standing: Publicity Chairman, ROSE STL'DEBAKER: Secretary, GERALDINE STORLEY. State Council Refnesentati, e. MARY JANE MATTSON; Treasurer, BARBARA HEFFNER. Wesley Fellowship is the religious organization on campus for students of the Methodist faith. Meetings are held twice a month, usually at the Lake Street Methodist Church. A get-acquainted banquet, and a series of films and discussions on Love and Marriage I under the direction of Mr. Walter Conner, Psychiatric Social Worker, started the club’s activities for this school year. Other activities included a series on What is a Methodist? under the direction of Miss Marion Kline, The Lake Street Church’s Youth Director; several cost suppers; Christmas caroling; attendance at two state conventions; and regular business meetings. Miss Ruth Hoard of the college faculty is the Wesley Fellowship advisor. Row I: Sophia Randall, Rose Studebaker, Alta Vasey, Evelyn V.. Geraldine Storley. Row 2: Myron Peck. Roberta Gohar, Lo-raine Smith, Miss Hoard, Miss Kline, Sherman Warner. Row i: Janice Morris, Laurie Eggen, Robert Haag, Charles Ivey. Row I: Mrs. Karlen, Rachel Erdman, Phil Blocdel, Russel! Kabl, Bill Ban cl I. Jerry Myrdal, Dorothy Hoe finer, Jeanne Brunner, tar I Bennett, Glenn Persons, Boh Michel son, Leonard Thur. Row 2: Dorsal Karlen, Roger Tuer berg, CaroI Raether, Ha Schneider, Jeanette Johnston, Cecelia Raether, Unidentified, Margaret Sahr. Marion Hill, Sharon Hill, Darlene Shermo, Clifford Raether, Audrey Sluewer, Virginia Sahr, Miss llinz. Row 5 Roger Turenne. Uidentified, Rose Meisner, Sharon Kleisl, Ruby Schuller, Adell Brehm, Donna Roth, Joan Johnson, Ann Boernke, Arlene White, Unidentified, Mary U'eilpbal, Diane Johnson, Roberta Weiher, Mack Goeglien. GAMMA DELTA... Gamma Delta is the International Association of Lutheran college 3nd university students. It is sponsored by the Student Service Commission of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod and is governed by Lutheran Students of the Synodical Conference. Gamma Eta chapter of Gamma Delta endeavors to conserve and develop Christian faith and to encourage Christian action among college students through a program based on Christian knowledge and Christian service. The specific objectives of Gamma Delta are to foster thorough study of the Bible, to disseminate the scriptural philosophy of life, to train Lutheran students for Christian service to God and their fellow men, to maintain and increase President, ROGER TURENNE; Vice President, DONNA ROTH; Secretary, JEANNE BRUNNER. Advisor, MISS IDA HIS ■ Treasurer MARION Hill Mack GOEGLIEN. Lutheran consciousness on campus and to maintain and increase local and inter-campus fellowship among students of this faith. This year’s social activities included a square dance, a scavenger hunt, roller skating, tobogganing, banquet, Christmas caroling, Christmas party and a picnic. Gamma Eta chapter was also the host for the all Wisconsin Workshop held this spring in Eau Claire. Gamma Eta chapter of Gamma Delta consists of 55 active members. Any person of Christian character who agrees with the aims and purposes of the organization may join. Gamma Delta meets on the first Monday of the month for a business meeting and the third Monday for social purposes. Gamma Delta members play volleyball as part of the group's recreation program. Secretary, HILMA JACOBSON; Vice President. KEITH OLr Members of Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship prepare Christ- SON. President, DENNIS FOKNELL; Advisor. MR. ZIEHME. mjl •� envelopes for the student body in the annual Christmas seal drive. Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship The Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship is a religious organization which has as its purpose the strengthening of its member's spiritual lives and the spreading of the gospel to others. Activities of Inter Varsity include a weekend conference at which Stout members arc present, speakers from the Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship headquarters, daily prayer meetings, and the T. B. Christmas seal drive. Meetings are held the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Bible study and speakers arc featured at each meeting. Members of the club are of all religious faiths. Row I: Junior U'eltzin. Hilma Jacobson. Janet Cutler. Mary Muenich. Row 2: Inin Zieman, Keith Olson, Dennis Fornell, Mr. Ziehme. Row I: Paul Claflin, Mary Dunnigan, Maryann Bartley, Marcella Radka, Bernie Abraham ion. Wallace LaMarcbe, Jim Goshaw. Rote 2: Merton Cooney, Mary Margaret Scott. Pat Flanagan, Mary Ann Fenzl, Rote Pribil, Joan Colby, Joan Mar con, Walter Warlolec, Ed Jamrot. Row 1: Peggy Primus, Nancy Ludwiczak, Helen Weggen, Shirley O’Black. Mary Otl, Annabel Ripp. Joan Knutson, Iris Loomis, Margaret Morchinek, Katherine Smith, Donna Long, Richard Gay, Gary Gaier, NEWMAN CLUB... The Newman club of Wisconsin State College is a religious organization of students who are of the Catholic faith. The primary purpose of the organization is to promote Catholic educational, spiritual, and social activities. The Newman club is a member in the North Central Province and is affiliated with the National Newman Club Federation. Meetings are held twice monthly, on the first and third Mondays. They consist mainly of a business meeting, social hour, and instructions. This year's instruction being informative talks by different speakers on the different phases of marriage. Annual events on the Newman Club calendar this year included a fall banquet followed by a formal initiation of new members. Also included were a Christmas Party, day of recollection held on Palm Sunday, a Newman Club Congress held at Stevens Point, and a spring picnic. Several delegates were sent to the North Central Province Convention held at Grand Forks, North Dakota in April. In the fall dcle- Sates were sent to the Regional Convention in finneapolis. February 26, Cardinal Newman Day, a communion breakfast was held in honor of Cardinal Newman, Founder of the Club. Treasurer, JOHN HARYCKI, FATHER ROS-SITER, President. ROSE PRIBIL; Secretary, BARBARA LARSEN; Vice President, PAT FLANAGAN. Row I: Bob Guenther, Cbriilie Helmueller, J tonne Harvey, Lucille Radle, Racbelle Goeille, Bob Meyer. Row 2: Dave Lein ft, Carol Lebinski, Andrea Ricci, Marilyn Plansky, Barbara Lor ten. Maureen La Blanc, Doris Reichert, Kathleen Badzintki, Unidentified. Row 3: Unidentified, George Drier, Jackie Flor, Wanda Lahn, Virginia Bezrouch, Kathy Rayburn, June Devine, Lillian Rene eke, Francis Cushman, Richard Feeney. Row I: Lennard Sluzewski, Walter Powzukiewicz, Robert Horn. John Harycki, Jerome Wagner, Bill Green. Row 2: Donna Weift, Karen Sybers, Jeanne Miller, Barbara Donaldson, Betty Difanit, Genevieve WUcenski, Jo Grabowski. Row }; LeRoy Merlak, Art ilia Schlesser, Agnes Maize, Mary Southers, Jocelyn Gilbertson, Kathryn Reidy, Betsy Kranzfelder, Marianna Meyen, Don Shea, Dick Oldroyd, Bill Ek. Ron I: Barbara Bergh, Marilyn Olton, Elizabeth Lyslrup, Nancy Wagner, Joanne Ganong. Rou- 2: Carol Warner, Mist Raker, Joan Gourdoux, Roberta Gobar, Phyllis Behrentt, Helen Larson. Phyllis Dahlman, Carol Lepinski, Gloria Jensen, Caroll Cryt. Row 1: Julia Krogstad, Marion Strand, Margery Carlson, Dorothy Hall, Mary Ann Ecnzl, Cleo Elbert. PRIMARY CLUB... The Primary Club is an organization which is open to all college students who are enrolled in the primary course at the college. Its purpose is to further the interests of the primary students socially and professionally. Regular meetings are held the second or fourth Wednesday of each month. Annual events include the Chow Mein Supper and the Spring Banquet. Each year the club offers a scholarship to one of its members who has high scholastic rating and who meets other standards that have been set up by the group. Social chairman, CAROLL CRYE; Advisor. MISS BAKER. President. GLORIA JENSEN. Setrelary-Treasurer. MARGERY CARISON Vice President. DOROTHY HALL. Row I. Roberta Gobar. Phyllis Dahl man, Billie Maloney, Barbara Friele, CarolI Crye, Barbara Berth, Marlene Hoeft, Carolyn Bryce. Row 2: Joanne Ganong, Joyce Monson, Annabel Ribp, Mary Ann Fen: , Helen Larson. Barbara Haug, Julia Krogstad, Ruth Nelson, Amy Grady, Beverly Glenx. Row J: Art ami Johnson, Roger Zimmerman, Jean Moen, Carol Warner, lone Klund, Mary U'agner, Deloris Johnson, Maurila Seibel, Virginia Johnson, Dr. Peterson, Dr. limans. ...Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America is a national organization affiliated with the National Edu cation Association. The local group is the G. J. Brewer chapter of the Future Teachers of America. The future teachers arc introduced to their profession by guest speakers, panel groups and discussions pertaining to educa-tion. The members of the Future Teachers Association also become members of the Wisconsin Fducational Association and the National Education Association and receive monthly journals from each organization. Members may attend the Wisconsin Education Association convention in Milwaukee; and the F. T. A. convention held even spring at one of the State Colleges. The group sponsors a tea at the annual In-Service conference for last year’s graduates; and keeps the placement map up to date. Any student on campus interested in teaching is eligible to join the F. T. A. At present the group has forty members. Dr. Lester Em-ans, Mr. Louis Slock, Mr. Axel Pederson, and Mr. Charles Hornback arc the advisors for the Future Teachers of America. President, BARBARA BERGH Advisor, DR. EMANS; Secretary, CAROL CRYE; Treasurer, RUTH NELSON, Advisor, DR. PETERSON. Row 1: Lois Everson, Utterly Burns, Mary Rand, Kay Goff, Roberta Weiher, Emilie Tweeten, LaVonne Anderson. Row 2: Beverly Mohr, Marlene Eruin, Janice Morris, Mary Dunnigan, Jeanne Harvey, Bellr Christianson. Yvonne Sather, Orrine Oakland, Lois Krienke. Row J: Leona Hattery, Evelyn Kaufman. Marcella Radka, Joan Marcon, Lois Leavens, Virginia Bezrouch, De-lores Missell, Josephine Andrews, Geraldine Storley, Marge Lurndal. Row 4: Carolyn Yahradka, Mary Nelson, Donna Rotb, Cecil Mary Hanson, Joanne Eossom, Marilyn Anderson, Christie Helmueller, Carol Erickson, Audrey Stenberg, Ellamae Bue, Margaret Sabr. Row S; Linda Suckow, Joanne Hillebrand, Phyllis Schaffer, Audrey Damert, Viva Hertzfeldt, Mary Nelsen, Carol Sneen, Natalie Holman. Beverly Glenz, Judy Marlin, Ha Schneider, Melva Buchholz, Mr. Slock. EPSILON ZETA... Epsilon Zeta is a social organization designed to bring the members of the two-year rural education program closer together. Members arc also taught how to solve problems that may confront rural teachers. Meetings arc held once each month and often speakers in the educational field are featured. Activities this year included a Christmas party and participation in the Homecoming activities. This year the club had 104 members. New officers are elected each semester. Seated: Sem. 2 President, MARY RAND; Sem. 1 2 Secretary, MARY ROSE DUNNIGAN; Sem. 2 Vice President, LaVONNE ANDERSON; Sem. 2 Treasurer, JOANNE EOSSUM. Standing: Sem. I President, LOIS LEAVENS; ORC Representative LEONA HATTERY; Sem. I Vice President. MARGE LURNDAL; Sem. I Treasurer. MARILYN ANDERSON. e MISS GRACE WALSH, Chapter advisor and Governor of the Upper Mississippi Province. Vice President, CHARLES BUSH; Historian, PATRICIA LIT-SHEIM; President. ROSE PRIBIL; Treasurer. JOAN HOARD. Secretary, JOCELYN GILBERTSON. Wisconsin Zeta Chapter 216 of Pi Kappa Delta, National Speech Fraternity, admitted to membership in 1956 nine members, whose record of intercollegiate participation entitled them to membership. Local arrangements for the Fifth International Debate with Cambridge University of England were handled by this Chapter. Forty-five programs for the community and college area were provided by the Pi Kappa Delta Speakers bureau. At the 1955 convention at Redlands University, Redlands, California, Eau Claire won men’s superior sweepstakes and women’s superior sweepstakes award. ...PI KAPPA DELTA Faculty sponsor of the organization is Miss Grace Walsh who is governor of the Upper Mississippi Province which included Chapters from the states of Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Honorary members of Pi Kappa Delta include President W. R. Davies, Dean Leonard Haas, and Regent W. D. McIntyre. For the first time in our college history Eau Claire played host to the Upper Mississippi Province convention and tournament which was held April 13 and 14. Two of the social highlights of the year included an open house for all active members and alumni at Coach Walsh’s home and a Christmas reunion. Seated: Patricia Litsbeim, Beryl Roy an, Delores Douse, Grace Walsh, Ralph Zimmerman. Rose Pribil. Sandra Briggs, Jocelyn Gilbertson, Mary Margaret Scott. Standing: Joe Chisholm, Jim Franey, Nancy Hirsch, Regent IV. D. McIntyre, Margaret Vet-per man, Dean Haas, Joan Hoard, Charles Bush, JANET PETERSON, National President, T. F. Nelson, Kay Mergen, Margaret McDermid, Dick Siler, Mrs. Nelson, Ray Johnson. 1 Row I: Rose Pribil, Alary Margaret Scott, Shirley O'Black, Miss Grace W'alsh, Janet Cutler, Anne McCoy, Myrtsa Rude, Urvm Dickman. Row 2: Jocelyn Gilbertson, Jim Johnson, Marilyn Munz, Andre LeTendre, Mary Wood, Irene Schtei, Tom Holler, Dick Siler. Row 1: Bud Ridley, Charlie Bush, Ronnie Christianson, Tony Prey, Jack Pin gel, Lonnie W inrich, Gordon Popple, John Angelos. FORENSICS... Highlights of the year: ... 215 high school discussors entertained at the 9th annual high school speech meet at Eau Claire. ... At Iowa State Teachers College Eau Claire came home with high honors in oratory and second in extemporaneous speaking and discussion. ... 5th International Debate with Cambridge University of England. Pribil and Litsheim debate for Eau Claire. ... 24 Eau Claire speakers went to Bradley Speech Meet and came home boasting the record of 18 superiors and 34 excellcnts. Three teams were undefeated in debate. ...High Schools entertain at 12th Annual Debate Tourney at Eau Claire. ... Eau Claire speech students participate in River Falls B Tourney. ... Eau Claire participates in Red River Valley Speech Meet and return with champions in every women’s event, debate, oratory and extemporaneous speaking. ... Eau Claire Speech Meet with 108 participating teams. Guests from as far away as Dartmouth from Hanover, N. H., with other colleges from S. Dak., N. Dak., Minn., la.. III., and Wis. Eau Claire and St. Olaf tic for Sweep-stakes. ... Northwest Debate Tournament ... State Oratorical Contest ... University of Wisconsin Conference ... Upper Mississippi Province Tournament at Eau Claire ... Installation of Pi Kappa Delta pledges Irene Schlei and Pal Litsheim admire the beautiful trophy they won in a debate. Speech Meet Managers Kay Mergers. Diane Schweitzer, and Beryl Royan. Jocelyn Gilbertson and Rose Pribil admire one oj the many trophies they base won for WSCEC. I A banquet scene at the Eau Claire Speech Meet. Trophy winners at the Edu Claire Speech Meet. Eau Claire Speech Meets are a success because everyone pitches in where ever help is needed. Row I: Jerry Johnson, Gordon Qualheim, Diane Schweitzer, Natalie Holman, Sandra Briggs, Row 2: Bernie Ahrahamson, Richard Naurnan, George Bagley, Peter Fadnets, Dick Peterson, Mr. Art Peterson, Bill Wiles, William Ek, David Bates. YOUNG REPUBLICANS... The Young Republican organization at Eau Claire State worked to further political education and participation at the college through meetings, speeches, political projects, and active campaigning. This group of about fifty members sponsored a Fall Rally featuring Attorney General Vernon Thomson, an all-college Stunt Night, a mock election, a spring picnic, and sent a large delegation to Milwaukee for the YGOP state convention. Vice President, BERNIE ABRAHAMSON; President, DICK PETERSON; Secretary, NATALIE HOLMAN. Executive Board Member, JOHN DURAND; Treasurer, PAT FLANAGAN. Vice President, VERS SEEGER. President, ROGER HOUSE; Corresponding Secretary, JEAN W TT; Executive Board Member, JOHN CESAFSKY. I ► ...YOUNG DEMOCRATS The State Young Democratic convention, held in Eau Claire this year, was the major project undertaken by the college Young Democratic organization. Members of the Young Democrats get experience and training in politics and government, and an opportunity to work with members of the Senior Party Democrats. Many of the Young Dcms heard Phillco Nash, State Democratic Chairman, speak at a ninth district Democratic get-together. Other political speakers were engaged for the regular Young Dcm meetings. The only requirements for joining the Young Dems arc an interest in politics, especially the Democratic party, and Si for dues. Meetings arc held twice each month. There were 65 members enrolled in the club this year. Silling: Jean Witt, Evelyn Kaufman. Carol Lepinsbi, Joan Lis-kou', Jeanne Nystead. Standing: Dr. Wahlslrom, John Cesafsky, Dave Jacobson, Tom P lieger, Mike Brennan, Kathy Rayburn, June Devine, Ruth Nelson. Sitting: Pal Flanagan, Janet Cutler, Betty Schulte, Rose Stude-baker, Lois Morrell. Standing: John Durand, Vern Seeger, Bud Ridley, Mary Margaret Scott, Bob Deetx, Roger House, Dr. Schneider. Row I: Ki Won Chung, Evelyn Kaufman, fane! Culler, Ruth Van Meet. Row 2: Robert Wille, Art Peterson, Darrell Nat ike, Waller Wartolee, Artaud Johnson, Byong Kwon. Row 3: Wayne Stordahl, Ray Johnson, Bill Wiles, Bernard Abrahamson. International Relations Club... The purpose of (he International Relations Club is to develop an understanding of, and promote action relative to International relations. Understanding is promoted by discussion and movie programs, and by sending members to conferences. The IRC of this college is part of a national organization having locals in colleges and universities throughout the United States. The club sponsors the collection of money for World Student Service Fund, and advocates causes of International scope before public organizations. The only qualification to join IRC is an interest in International affairs. This year, the club had fifteen active members. They met on the second and fourth Mondays of each month. President, BERNIE ABRAHAMSON; Secretary, RUTH VAN MEER, Vice President, ARLAND JOHNSON. Ki Won Chung a student at WSCEC from Korea, speaks at an IRC meeting. Rotf I: Pal Hedblom, Sandra Oilrom, Marion Gray, Mist Sutherland. Delortt Daws , Jean U'ill, Janiee Wold. Row 2: Jerry Jaeobton, Barbara Carson, Barbara McDermid, Kathryn Blumhardl, Phyllis Olson, Joan Colby, Jean Kotb, Yt onne Quet ilion, Cleo Elbert, Darlyn Krepsky, Raymond llelehler. I To encourage high professional, intellectual, and personal standards and to recognize out ( standing contributions to education are the purposes of Kappa Delta Pi. At present, the fraternity has twenty-one members. To be a member, a student must have a grade point of at least 3.2, plus good i President, GERALD JACOBSON: Historian. JEAN WITT; Treasurer, PATRICIA HEDBLOM. Vice President, JANICE WOLD; Sec-� ret ary. YVONNE QUEVILLON. f ...KAPPA DELTA PI personal habits and leadership qualities. Kappa Delta Pi, the only scholastic society on campus, sponsors a yearly Honors Tea at which all honor students are recognized. This year, the group also sponsored an all-school convocation. The organization meets on each third Tuesday of the month. Rou- I: Hubert Quicker, Bob Guenther, Dick Krause, Walter Powzukiewicz, Agnes Maize, Rose Meisner, Barbara McMahon. Row 2: fon Hardt, Dick O'Neill, Tony Trey, Dr. Menard. Dr. Ruscb, Don Dickman, Ellis Christianson. MATH CLUB... Math Club allows those students interested in Mathematics an opportunity to pursue additional math topics not otherwise covered by formal class discussion. This year, along with informal discussions within the group, the club has engaged several outside speakers to lecture on topics some of which follow: Mathematics in Europe,” Dr. -Wahlstrom, WSCEG Automatic Computing Machines,” Mr. L. Hartman of the Monroe Co., Minneapolis, Minn. A New Look at Matter,” Dr. Clark, WSCEG Teaching Math in High School, Miss Ot-teson, head of the Math department. Senior High School, Eau Claire. One interesting group discussion, led by Donald Dickman, involved the theory of relativity; other discussions involved math and music, non euclidean geometry, and mathematical lemmas. Once each semester the club meets for informal “shop talk” and coffee. At such a meeting, the talk among the club's thirty members may range from 'square circles to tensure calculus. What are they? That’s what we learn at Math Club. President, ON HARDT. Treasurer, AGNES MAT7.E; Secretary, ROSE MEISNER; Vice President. ELUS CHRISTIANSON. Rou■ I: Artaud Johnson. Mercedes Quet Mon. Lorna All nun. Lorenzo G uzman. Kou■ I; Miss Grimm. Barbara Carson. Lima Neys, Kay Ann Miller, (.ho Elbert. Aha Sandler, Marge Odash. Mist Foster. Row 1: (.baths Isey, Joan FJlingson. Mary Me Elroy, Kay Christie, Julie Smith, Dick Richardson, Andrea Ricci, JoAnne Opsaht, Mr. U'ozniak, Barbara Erielt, Mildred Jahr, Gr etc ben Sutter. ...ART CLUB The Art Club was organized in the fall of 1954 for the purpose of interesting students in art and to further their understanding of art. Any student in college interested in art is eligible to join the club. The club stresses the fact that a student need not be an art minor or major to become a member of the club. During their meetings on the first Tuesday of each month, plans were made by the club for such things as the Art Fair, or Silver Tea. held this spring, the construction and setting up of decorations outside the school buildings at Christmas time, and entering a float in the homecoming parade. I President. Cl.F.O EI.Bi.RT; Treasurer. LORN A ALLMAN; Social Chairman, ALVA SANDLER. Vice President, MARGE ODASH; Ad-I i isor, MISS FOSTER Secretary, JOAN El L1NGS0N. I ' Dr. StourII, Sharon Hill. Terry Kelly, Joyce KaphingH. SPANISH CLUB... The Spanish Club holds their meetings once a month. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to acquaint the students with various Spanish customs. The programs were patterned after Christmas Pinata parties, pre-Lenten Mardi-Gras, rumba and samba dancing and typical Spanish suppers, complete with tortillas. The increasing importance of Spanish in American schools is largely due to the nearness of Mexico and the fact that more people in the United States travel there than in any other foreign country. Clarence• Stone. Sharon Hill, Dr. Slouell, Bernard Kraute, Terry Kelly, Joyce Kaphingtl, Carol Allen, Ann Leonard. Row I: Anne Borovoy, Kay Ann Miller, Janet Cutler, Marianna Meyers, Judy Ziegler, Frances Hand. Row 2: Sharon Keist, Betty Schultz, Kathryn Rayburn, Marilyn Knutson. Anita Tarr, Janet Fontaine, Ruth Almen. Richard Siler, Virginia Brost, Liar-teen Smith. Row }: Mr, McMullen, Mr. May, Mr. Lehman, Jean Witt, JoAnne Kuehl, Reuben 'ZielsdorJ, Jean Cote, Dorothy Neuenfeldl. LE SALON FRANCAISE i ...PI DELTA PHI Seated: RUTH ALMEN. Secretary; MARIANNA MEYERS. President. Standing: KAY ANN MILLER. Vice President; RICHARD SILER. Treasurer. Seated: Judy Ziegler, Marianna Meyers. Row I: Betty Schultz, Ruth Almen. Anne Borovoy, Darleen Smith, Kay Rayburn. Row 2: Jean Cote, Mr. McMullen, Jean Witt, Mr. May. JoAnne Kuehl, Mr. Lehman. Front: Don Lurndahl. Kiri Milligan. Back: GUn Blum hard!, Virgil II adleigb, Roger Knight, U 'aynr Osness, .Mr, Gilherlton, John Wall. ETA PHI... The first established fraternity on the WS CEC campus was Eta Phi. The pirrpose of the fraternity is to better equip its members to participate and function as socially acceptable members of a profession and of a community. Several of the activities Eta Phi sponsors Advisor. AIK. GINS: Treasurer. W'AYNE OSS ESS: Vice- President, JEROME JOHNSON; President. ROGER KNIGHT; have become annual affairs. In the fall Eta Secretary, David Bll.DERBACK: Advisor, AIK. GILBERTSON. Seated: Alfred Marshall, Waller Pounukiewicx, Kick Schnoehelen, Bernard Nelson, Johnson, David Bilderback. Standing: Bert Mcliathron, Charles Hoehts, Duane ...ETA PHI Phi stages the Kick-off Dance, and a Treasure Hunt. The Skyline Corral is a winter production, and in the spring. Eta Phi holds the Formal Dinner Dance. A 2 grade point average is necessary for admission into the fraternity. The number of members in Eta Phi this year was twenty-six. j i These H Eta Phi beauties composed the Chorus Line at the annual Eta Phi Skyline Dance, the Corral, held first semester this year. Row I: Bob Bailey, Frank Kinsman, John Rogstad, Tom fakel, Glendon Wilcox, Enin Books, Bob Kinnear, Don Peterson. Row 2: Jerry Jacobson. Roger Sauls, Merlin Helslad, Roger Hanson, Guy Warden, Jim Leary, Russell Oliver, Pat Russ Oliier presents Queen Beryl McElwaine with a box of candy after her crowning at the Annual Phi Sig Craw! held in February. PHI SIGMA EPSILON The Phi Beta chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon was established on campus to promote a closer bond among men students interested in Education and to foster a better understanding of all men. The objectives of Phi Sigma Epsilon arc to Encourage culture, to foster school spirit, and to perpetuate friendship and intimate social ties within its membership. The fraternity endeavors to maintain a high degree of professional fellowship among its members and to quicken professional and social growth by honoring achieve- [ Burney. Row 1: Dr. Emans, Fred Hake. Bob Andenon, Dick Hejrdon, David Smith, Roger Leonard, Jim Dejung, George Gannon, Pat Case, George Knutson, Dr'. Koelscbc. � • l ment in college work. j Phi Sigma Epsilon sponsors the Lumber Jack Jump, a dance held first semester, and the Phi Sig Crawl, which is held during the second semester. At the present time, the Phi Sig's have 32 active members. Qualifications for fraternity eligibility are having a grade point of 2.5 and being known as an outstanding college student. Meetings are held the first Thursday and the I third Wednesday of each month. Treasurer. PAT CASE. Advisor. DR. F.MANS; Advisor. DR. KOF.LSCHE; Vice President. ERVIN BOOKS; Secretary, FRED HAKE; President, GUY WARDEN. Row I: Wayne Slordahl, Diet Anderson, Aubrey Olson, Dur-ward Egan, Wayne Knolls, Wayne Kelson, Dean Johnson, Don Gudmanson. ALPHA PHI OMEGA... Advisor, DR. KOLKA; Vice President. WAYKE KEL-SOK; President, DEAK JOHKSOK: DARRELL DOW-DEK and BERK IE ABRAHAMSOK. Alpha Phi Omega is a national fraternity dedicated to service — to college, community, fraternity, and nation. Members of this nationwide brotherhood arc pledged to render unselfish service to others. The men of APO have had experience in scouting, a prerequisite of membership. The fall pledge class of new APO members was dedicated to President Dwight D. Eisen- 'r ,' Row 2: Dick Pclenon. Darrell Dowden, Bernard Abrabamson, Dick Oldroyd. Eddie Walker. William Peterson, George Beebe, Tom Webster, Dr. Kolka. Dick Peterson, Wayne Kelson, and Bernie Abrabamson check coals at home basketball games as part of Alpha Phi Omega's service program to the college. f I hower. Membership in the local Eta Lambda chapter this year was about 35. Activities sponsored by APO included the annual fall Harvest Dance and the Ugly Man benefit dance in the spring. APO members engaged in conservation work, coat checking, scouting and Red Cross work during the year. In the spring APO held their annual steak fry. i i I I SERVICE FRATERNITY WE WOULD LIKE TO c heck oat Row I: lint Bollinger, George Gannon, Jim Dejung, Ed link, Joint Wall, Wayne LaGaitt, Keith Barlig, Glen lllnmhardl, Kirk Milligan, Robert l.ee. Row 2: Roger Hanson, Loren Benson. Darrell Fitch, Jim Leary, Jack Blaha, Peter Adler, Bob llessler, Dennis Dahl. Bud DeMars, Mr. Krause. Row ft Bill Bauer, Bernard Krause, Lowell Johnson, Don Shea, John Harycki, Dorsal LETTER CLUB... Vice President. JIM BOLLINGER. President. ED FINK. Secretary-Treasurer, LOWELL JOHNSON. The Letter Club is an organization of students who have received the official major or minor athletic award as an active participant in college athletics at Eau Claire State. The primary function of the club is to foster the ideals of athletics and to help the athletes of the college become better citizens of the school and Karlen. David Hoc hr). Jim Gicboff, Don Lurndahl, Don Gudmanson, EJlii Chrislianion. Row 4: let Johnson. Mr. Peterson. Mr. Zorn, Mr. Gunn, Tom Webster, Chet Moore, Dick Peters, David Bates, Dick Koltke, Tom Jakei. the community. The sports offering major or minor letters to team members are football, basketball, baseball, track, tennis, and golf. The Steak Fry sponsored by the club is a main spring event, while an all school dance is another yearly activity. At right, Loren Benson sells a basketball program to Marilyn Swanson and Nancy Liebe. This is part of the money raising campaign for Letter Club. Row I: Nona Possum. Kathy Sand, Joanne llillehrand, Peggy Primus .Gloria Worst, Veronica Wong. Maureen LaBlanc, Connie Wood. Row 2: LaVonne Anderson, Corrine Bach. Vtonne Gorges. Janice Jacobson, Marlene fruits, Laurie Eggen, Joan Neuter, Burleigh Gais in, Treva Solum, Loretta Ward. Row i: Mist Hint, Marlene Smith, Audrey Damerl, Marge Lurnadal, Mary Nelson, Marge Odash. Shirley Eaton, Marilyn Knutson, JoAnn .alabsky, Elsie Henning, Miss Clawson. Women’s Recreational Association The Women’s Recreational Association is an organization whose primary purposes are to stimulate interest and participation in sports, to encourage physical activities, to encourage habits of physical activity, and to promote ideals of good sportsmanship. Membership is open to all women of the college. During the year, tournaments arc played in many individual and team sports such as volleyball, badminton, softball, basketball, table tennis, shuffleboard, and tennis. Members also attend Sports Days put on by other schools. Six WRA members and the two sponsors, Miss Hinz and Miss Clawson attended the seventh annual convention of the Wisconsin Athletic Federation of College Women held in Madison in November. Other activities of the year include the participation in the Homecoming parade, a Christmas party, the Spring banquet, and the Executive Board picnic. Treasurer, MAUREEN LaBLANC; Vice President, KATHLEEN SAND; Baseball Manager, Joanne Hillebrand; Individual Sports Manager, PEGGY PRIMUS; Secretary, GLORIA WOEST; President, VERONICA WONG; Volleyball Manager. CONNIE WOOD. SQUARE STEPPERS... Row I: Betty Difanis, Marge Odash, Dorothy Neuenfeldi, Kay-Ann Miller. Roberta Heehink. Carol Bitzer, GayleAnn Peterson. Row 2: Phil Ringlien, Ken Honiut, Mike McDonald, Dale Severson, Pat Case, Chuck Mehls. Private instruction from Miss Hinz for Betsy and Chuck. Square Steppers is now in its seventh year with seventeen active couples. Its purpose is to promote square and round dancing in the college, other schools, and community. This is done through exhibitions and demonstrations by the group, instructing other groups, and dancing with other groups. Qualifications for membership include enthusiasm for dancing, ability to dance, ability Gayle Ann, Betsy, Phil, Pat, Pal, Betty and Ken practice for a performance for halftime at the LaCrosse game. Square Steppers never fail to please a large audience at their annual convocation presentation of round and square dances. Row 3: Nora Koerper, Dorothy Hall, Somite Oslrotn, Atari-.imia Meyers, Betsy Kramfelder, Pat Flanagan, Sophia Randall. Row • .- George Gannon, Gale Toraason, Pat Crittcndon, Riels-ard Glide, Walter Wartolee, Miss Him, Doug Kronk, Jerry Anderson, to follow square dance calls, willingness to help other people learn to dance, and a friendly, cooperative personality which is necessary lor an exhibition group. The program of activities for the past year included dancing in La Crosse, exhibitions for P.T.A.'s an all-school convocation in Novem- Call them loud and clear, Miss Him, ■P11 m S:l 1 1 T : i v ■M I . wmmm? 1 fas ber, an all-school variety dance, and the sock hop during the Winter Carnival. Sr uare Steppers please the basketball fans with their halftime dancing. 111 Seated. Lorain Smith, Ltlzabeth Lyslrup, Mary Ann Morrow, Rath At mm. Sharon Kelly, loan Johnson, Joann Zalabsky. Standing: Lorn Lnskey, Gordon Decker, Doug Sets, Jim Omtmik, Sam Spoerri, Dai, SamJahl, George Bagley, Tom Tolin, Don Christianson. Unidentified, John Boyd, Barbara Larsen, Richard Nausnan. Boh Sat her, Tom Keith, Yvonne Gorges, Geraldine Storley, Rachel Gael lie, Janet Cuff, Jo Gas par ac, Anita Tarr, Rosemary Broten. SKI CLUB... The Ski Club was organized for college ski enthusiasts to help promote interest and skill in skiing and to shorten the winter by getting out into it. Any college student with a definite interest in the sport may qualify for membership. The organization is composed of about 70 members who meet twice monthly. The members participate in annual trips to Tela-mark and to other neighboring ski resorts. night ski parties at Pinehurst Ski bowl and the use of equipment at a nominal rental. Three skiing classes are conducted by the Physical Education Department as a regular part of the college curriculum and furnishes the necessary equipment for the special beginning classes held during the skiing season under the direction of the Ski Club. 112 113 Secretary, LORAISE SMITH. Treasurer. ELIZABETH LYSTRVP, President, SAM SPOERRI, Vice President, BOB SATHER. Row I: Artilla Scblcsser, John Angelos, Shirley Eaton, Kay Miller, l-arry Hear Jon. Mary Wood, Nancy Ludwiczak, Phyllis Gow, Diane Schweitzer, Rosalie Ramsey. Row 2: Charles hey, Air. Kjer, Dick Richardson, Edward Zahn, Kay Mergen, Don Larson, Air. Gilbertson, Sandra Welker. Row 3: Urvin Hickman, Lorenzo Guzman, Joint Meyer, Dick Wegborn, Gordon Decker, David Leisses, Chet Moore, Jim Guckenberg, Gale Toraason, George Wolf. COLLEGE PLAYERS... College Players presented four major productions this vear. They were My Three Angels, The Crucible, Mrs. McThing, and The Taming of the Shrew. Several minor one act plays for civic groups and various clubs in the area were presented to give as many students as possible the opportunity to participate in plays at the college. The College Theatre was organized to provide those students interested in dramatics with the opportunity of working and participating in this field. All stages of production and presentation are carried out with the most modern equipment and in surroundings very well suited for even the most difficult production. Juniors and Seniors who nave actively participated in all phases of dramatics arc eligible for membership in the National Collegiate Players, an honorary fraternity. An annual trip to New York or Chicago is taken by the members of this group for the purpose of witnessing professional stage shows. With George Wolf, Joan Hoard, Diane Schweitzer, Beryl Royan, Gale Toraaion, Don Larson and Date Smith. Starring Tom Holler, Virgil Wadlrtgh, and Lou Raymond. My Three Angels The Crucible Slurring: KEN THOMPSON. DELORES DAWSE. NANCY LUDWICZAZK and KAY ANN MILLER. Featuring: Shirley Martin, Lou Raymond, Shirley Eaton, Nan Jean Hales, Sandra Welker, John Meyer, Areilla Scblesser, Grelchen Solie, Charles Ivey, Gordon Popple, Ditk Siler, Jerry VC'ill, Janies Schumacher, Dick Weghorn, David Leisses, Colleen Ryan, and Rueben Ziebhdorf. 116 simkg; my iroon IAMB UNDE 117 IX'itb: Ed Zdhn, Urn Hear Jon, Dick Richard-ion, Phyllis Cou , Diane Schweitzer, Rosalie Ramsey, Crete hen So ie, Chester Moore, Sharon Bowler, Detonne Mjaanet, David Leisses, David Patch, Kay Mermen, Jim Gnckenbert, Sancy Ijtduiczak, Kay Ann Miller. ffou’ .■ Hazel SamdaM, I erry Atoigue Kelly, Joseph,ne Andrews. Row 2: Annabel Ripp. Barbara Hang. Sonja Nielson. Row , Marion Strand, Saner Wagner, Unidentified, Caryl Schwock, Lillian Rrnecke. Row 4; Lenore Gunn, ha Kessler, Virginia Johnson, Maunta Stebel, Mildred Jahr. SIGMA GAMMA 2ETA... Sigma Gamma Zeta is a social sorority. The organization first became known on campus in the academic year of 1940-41 with about ten charter members and Mrs. Flagler as the advisor. Since that time it has grown to over two hundred alumnae members with an active membership on campus of approximately forty students. This sorority invites membership of all women transferring to this college from other institutions of higher learning, those returning to the classroom after a period of time and also foreign students. A scholarship is awarded each year and given to a deserving student of junior standing in education. She must possess qualities of good scholarship and leadership and show promise of becoming an exceptional future teacher. Through this sorority student of like aims come together and join in a lasting bond of fellowship that they carry with them wherever they go. The group sponsors a Get-Acquainted Tea in September. They have an annual banquet each May, and a breakfast each June. Program Chairman. CLEO ELBERT; Vice President. ELM A NEYS; President LOIS Xf'EBERT: Adtisor. MRS. IVA KESSLER: Secretary, TERRY KELLY. Treasurer. VIRGINIA JOHNSON. Hungry, girlt? An after lunch scene a! Miss Delia Anderson's home uhere one of this year’s meetings was held. Coffee, women, and words! What a splendid combination. Mrs. Haas speaks to the Sigma Gamma Zetans at one of their meetings. Row I: loan Gourdoux, Kay Met gen, Janice Wold, Kay Miller, Marlene Hoejl, Marianna Meyers, Betty Difanit. Row 2: Miss Ruth Johnson, Delores Pause, loan Hoard, Sandra Welker, Rachel Erdman. Jocelyn Gilbertson, Rosalie Ramsey. Row I: Marion Gray, Diane Schweitzer, Nancy Liehe, Darlyn Krepsky, Carol Bitzer, Mary Wagner, Barbara Carson, Dorothy Hall, Delores Johnson, Barbara McDermid, Rose Pribil, Pal Elliott, Barbara Bergh, Phyllis Gow. SIGMA PI KAPPA... Sigma Pi Kappa has for its major purpose the promotion of friendship among the women students of the college, to further the betterment of the school, and to assist through social and service activities the ultimate aims of high-her education. Membership is limited to thirty women, all of whom must have sophomore standing and a 2.5 grade point average. Activities for the year included teas, a White Rose banquet for the pledges and actives, initiation ceremonies both on campus and downtown, and formal installation of all pledges which is held in December. Sigma Pi Kappa sponsors the Winter Formal held in December. Sigma Pi each year chooses a sweetheart. This year Jim Bollinger was chosen sweetheart of Sigma Pi. Advisor, At SS RUTH JOHNSON; Corresponding Secretary, JOAN GOURDOUX; Recording Secretary, RACHEL ERDMAN; President. DELORES DAWSE: Vice President. BARBARA CARSON; Treasurer, MARGERY CARLSON; Historian. JANICE WOLD. Sigma Pi girls u-in 2nd place with their version of 16 Tons (16 Credits) at Stunt Night. Members of the talented group are Carol Bitzer, Dorothy Hall, Kay Mergen, Marianna Meyers, Barbara Carson, and Nancy Liehe. Row I: Saucy Ludwiczak, Loraint Falk, Advisor, Miss Rowe, V'anda Lahn. Sandra Ostrom, Patricia Smead. Row 2.- Marlene Hyllengreu, Margaret Vesper man. Karen Boorlz, Cleo Kroll, Nancy Thompson, Rose Meisner, Sandra Briggs, Shyla Fisher, Beverly Lower, Belle Greenlee. ...DELTA SIGMA EPSILON The Beta Zcta Chapter of Delta Sigma Epsilon was formally installed on the campus of WS CEC in February, 1956. Delta Sigma Epsilon is a social sorority. It was founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio in 1914. It is affiliated with the National Pan-Hellenic Conference. One of the activities of this young organization was the selling of Blugold pennants. Other activities will be established as the group grows. Officers of the group arc: President, Wanda Lahn; Vice President, Lorainc Falk; Recording Secretary, Pat Smead; Corresponding Secretary, Nancy Ludwiczak; Treasurer, Sandra Ostrom; Chaplain, Sandra Briggs; Editor, Margaret Vcs-perman; Sergeant, Rose Meisner; Historian, Bette Greenlee; Alumnae Secretary, Marlene Hly-lengren. Inter Faith Council members Wmiter Powzukiewicz representing Neuman Club, Charles hey representing Wesley Fellowship, Roger Turenne representing Gamma Delta, Barbara Carson representing United Stales Fellowship, Phyllis Gou• representing Canterbury Club, and Arlen McKinney representing Lutheran Students Association. President Davies, who is advisor to the group is not pictured. N INTER-FAITH COUNCIL... Representatives from each religious organi- The Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter and Bro- zation on campus meet together in the Inter- thcrhood Week Convocations are sponsored Faith Council in an effort to promote better and conducted by the Inter-Faith Council, understanding among the religious groups. 122 Back Row: Anne McCoy, Bette Greenlee, Sonja Hestekind, Pa Flanagan. Gr etc ben Solie, Joan Marcon, June VP elk, Dorothy Israel, PbyUis Da sis. Rote 2: Mrs. Thomas, Sola Blencoe, Andrea Ricci, Jo Ann Carlson, Charlotte Coveil, Mary Margaret Scott. Joyce Schroeder. Row 3: Sophia Randall. Kathleen Bad:inski. Beverly Fide, Mary Huns. Ruby Redig. Jane Thurson, Dct onne Mjaanes. Front Row: Audrey Amble, Phyllis Olson, Janis Dillmer, Mary McFJroy, Gail Parrish, Gail Cairns. RESIDENCE... Back Row: Betty Welch, Shirley O'Black, Diane Schweitzer, June Devine, Kathy Rayburn, Margaret Thompson, Sandra Welly, Karen Boorlz, Sancy Ludwiczak. Wanda Labn, Mary Oil, Barbara White. Kay Mergen. Barbara Carson. Row 2: Jean Koch, Pat Ijiddington, Marge Odash. Sora Koerper, Mary Ellen Oppegard, Alice Thoreson, Pat Smead, Diane Johnson, Pat lied-hlom. Maurene I.a Blanc. Susan Sieger, Camille Gilbertson, Karen Beaty, Patti Murkovic, Joan Hoard. Row 3: Kathryn Blum-hardt, Mary Ann Fenzl, Sonnie Ostrom, Marion Hill, Frances Hand, San Jean Hales, Amy Grady, Rose Meitner. Dorothy Thomas. Betty Jacobson. Phyllis Olson. Joann Zaljbsky. Front Row: Marge Lurndal, Mary Selson, Sandra Welker, Carol Bitzer, Hilma Jacobson, Lu Ann Rake. Darlyn Krepsky, Beryl Royan, Ruth Almen, Sharon Fahrenback. Hack Rou-: Belly Mason. Loretta Ward, Ad ell Brehm, Corrine Bach. Evelyn Kaufman. Marilyn Knutson. Donna Robbins. Jackie Flor. Mary belle Dicielman. Mary Gundlach, Diane Stevens, Sharon Kleist, Mary Rand. Mary Ann Bartley. Row 2: Lavonne Anderson. Lois Grady, Sandra lutleson. Shirley Eaton. Janice Morris, Arvilla Schlesser. Peggy Primus. Janet Fontaine. Jean Harvey. Lois Everson, l iurie Eggan, Judy Marlin. Sally Allman. Mary Miller. Margaret Sahr, Barbara Urson. Front Row: Betty Wertz, Shirty Nelson. Doris Noecker. Ruby Schuller. Linda Suckow. Sharon Hill. Ha Schmeider, Janice Jacobson. Lynda Gunderson. Lois Leavens. Diane Gibbs. Connie Wood, Mary fane Mattson, Gloria Woest, Gerry Storley, Mary Mattson, Rosemary Broteu, Marleah Prill. Viva Herlzfeldt, Mary Dunnigan. ...HALL Kathy Badzinski. Joyce Schroeder. Carol Ltbinski, Sonja Hestekind, and Pal Flanagan relax and listen to records. Shirlee Martin. Sharon Fahrenbach, Sonia Hestekind, and Jane Tbutton discuss the day ’t events. Back Row: Dick Tanner, Dick Krause, Tom Cuskty, Bob Bctlbanser, Boh Guenther, Nels Opdahl, Laurie Smyrski, F.d Elstad, Sid Sorenson. Row 2: Dick Hagen. Jim Guckenherg, Jim Omericik. Tony Frey. Martin Anderson, Al Nuhlicek, Chet Moore, Jerry Peterson, lorgie Nielson. ROW' 3: Royee Robarge, Gale Toraason. Gaylord Monton, Dick Sanders, Bud Jones, Leonard Massie, Tong-Ho Lee, Hubert Quicker, Gary Parker, Dick Peterson. Jon Hardl|. Rote 4: David Segerstrom. Ron Amacher, Dated Leisses, Jim Larson, Bob Thomas, Gordon Decker, Frank Harycki, Don Gudmanson, Art Hall's knees. Front Row: Dan Rocette. Lyle Fochs, Pete Ludovic, Phil Bloedel, Christopher Ogungkoya, Gordon Halverson, Dennis Fornell, Bud Ridley, Vern Fox. MEMORIAL HALL... Al Nuhlicek, Dick Peterson. Dan Doherty, and Art Hall are comfortable in their den. AI Nuhlicek, Art Hall, and Dan Doherty look on as Mart Anderson, Jim L irion. and Dick Hagen play a game of cards. 126 Christmas party. A friendly game of cards. CAMPUS... ...HOUSE Front Row: Joan Colby, Rose Pribil, Yt onne Que fillets. Bach Row: Jean Witt, Joanne Fnnfar, Phyllis Behrents, Barbara McDermid. Roger Knight Barbara Bergh Janice Wold Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities Gerald Jacobson Gloria Jensen David Bilderback Patricia Hedblom Virgil Wadltigb Jean Cote Mrs. Lenore Gunn Cleo Kroll Don lacrndahl qMe ' a«a Smoke lignali? homecomiNg 1955... Dancing and dreaming. Min Victory uedt Eau Claire? Hats off Here comet the band. Queen Gloria Jensen Margery Carlson Nancy Lie he Queen Shirlee nd Kina kirk. The second annual Winter Carnival was held at WSCEC January 13 and 14, 1956. The carnival featured a king and queen elected by the student body, a beard growing contest, ping-pong, bingo, and card tournaments, a tug-of-war contest, sock hop, skating, skiing, and a dance on Saturday night. 132 BLUGOLD VARSITY FOOTBALL... Row 1: Diet Tanner, Robert Lee, Paul Sot up, John Wall, Wayne La Grant, Jim De Jung, Ellis Christianson, Bill Bauer, Tom Devine. Row 2: Glen Blumhardt, Ray mar tier, Diet Hagen, La Verne Olson, Don Pierce, fact Blaha, Jim Grind , Wayne Osness, Bud DeMars, Dennis Dahl, Russ Davenport. Row I: Jerry Person (assistant coach), Pete Adler, Lowell Johnson (manager). Don Shea. Ron Mollzan, Dave Hoehn, Ed Pink. Jim Schrantz, Darrell Fitch, Don Gudmanson, Diet Kotlke, Joe Opsahl, Ade Olson (coach). GRADUATING SENIORS AND COACHES: Ed Fink. Tackle; Don Shea, Center; Wayne Otnets, End; Dennit DM, End; Ev Gorsegner, Halfback; Jerry Perton, Attislanl Coach; Ade 01 ton, Coach. CONFERENCE RECORD Team W. L. T. Stevens Point 6 0 0 La Crosse 4 1 0 River Falls 4 1 1 Eau Claire 5 2 0 Plattcvillc 3 2 0 Milwaukee '•••••••• 2 3 0 Whitewater i 3 1 Stout 0 4 o Superior 0 4 1 Oshkosh .. 0 5 1 1955 SEASON Blugolds They 21 Oshkosh ----------------------0 33 Whitewater ---------..--------- 6 20 River Falls _______________ 13 26 Stout ................ —....—19 33 Superior —...............—.......19 12 La Crosse ................—14 0 Stevens Point ............ 13 6 St. John’s University .......33 135 Look out below EAU CLAIRE 12, LA CROSSE 14 A five game winning streak of the Blugolds was interrupted by the La Crosse Indians as they defeated the Blugolds and allowed Stevens Point to take over the Conference lead. With two minutes left Eau Claire advanced to the La Crosse 40 yard line where the Indians intercepted a short pass and ran out the clock. Please............Please . . Two opposing factions engaged in a violent struggle for the possession of an inflated piece of pig skin; one of them muf tering, Get off my back, and another, Let me outa here. EAU CLAIRE 21, OSHKOSH 0 The opening game was played at Oshkosh with the Blugolds dominating play throughout the game. The Oshkosh Titans failed to make a serious threat. Glen Blumhardt and Ev Gorsegncr saw very little action because of injuries suffered in practice. Ilot Team! Osness establishing a toe hold as a means of sating Blnmhardt from fellow with an evil bent. So bench warmers here. EAU CLAIRE 33, WHITEWATER 6 A blocked punt and three plays in the first five minutes gave Whitewater a 6-0 lead. With Jim Bollinger calling the plays the Biugolds scored three times in the first half and twice in the second half to defeat Whitewater in their first game of the season. EAU CLAIRE 26, RIVER FALLS 13 With the Falcons leading 13-0 in the second quarter they met the finest comeback of any Blugold team in ten years as the Biugolds closed the gap and took the lead to win. EAU CLAIRE 26, STOUT 19 Bollinger ran the team to a 13 0 lead before leaving the game with a broken bone in his hand. He was sidelined the rest of the season. Blaha and Adler took over and led the team to a 26-19 victory. The outstanding feature of this game was the exceptional defensive play of the line. EAU CLAIRE 6, ST. JOHN’S 33 The last game of the season for the Biugolds ended in the injury-plagued defeat for Eau Claire. Because of injuries three-fourths of the Blugold backficld was an untried group, but played the game in good spirit. Mad dog scare lends legs to Blumhardt. Cotta keep those bands clean . . . . but maybe it’s blood. Watuutk, I until my mnma! 140 EAU CLAIRE 33, SUPERIOR 19 Prior to this game Eau Claire had only defeated Superior three times since 1925, two of those wins in 1953 and 1954. Hard running by the backficld and equally hard playing by the line combined to defeat a very stubborn opponent. EAU CLAIRE 0, STEVENS POINT 13 The loss of the Blugolds Homecoming dropped Eau Claire to fourth place in the Conference. The Blugolds play seven conference games, and a win over Stevens Point would have resulted in a conference tic, as they only play six conference games. The best Person oh the team. Managers Dare Bates ami Lowell Johnson. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Peggy Primus Carol Bitzer Lois Leavens 142 The Blugolds score again. VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Rouw Vie Bundegaard (manager), Gary Parker, Tom Webster, lames Leary, Keith Bartig, Leon Ellen, DarrelI Tilth, Don Jordan, Kirk Milligan. Front Row: Bill Zorn (coach), Robert Morgan, Carl Glocke, Roger Hanson, Roger Johnson, Jim Bollinger, Jerry Person (assistant coach). CONFERENCE STANDINGS Team W. L. Pet. .10 2- .833 Plattevillc ...10 2 .833 La Crosse 9 3 .750 Superior .. .. 4 .667 Milwaukee .. .... 7 5 .508 Stevens Point ... 6 6 .500 Whitewater .... 4 8 .333 River Falls ... 3 9 .250 Oshkosh .... 2 10 .167 Stout ... 1 11 .083 143 CO CAPTAINS Roger Hanson, Center 1955 Little All American Jim Bollinger, Guard 144 ... Game Record SCORES Eau Claire Opponent 71 74 93 River Falls 76 81 49 101 82 56 Lincoln U 68 97 92 92 94 66 90 70 Platteville 87 96 Superior 75 83 La Crosse 85 92 River Falls 65 83 87 46 68 83 Milwaukee 87 88 Whitewater 80 84 Illinois Tech. ... 62 104 U. of 111., Navy Pier 77 102 Winona 54 90 94 98 89 Superior 64 80 86 Beloit 75 Robert Morgan . ... to a full home. It wasn't fair . . . but they scored. 148 ...BOWLING College bowling league at Wagner's. I 49 Carl Glocte looks for the baste! as the Blugold's win an 84-76 victory over Portland, Ore. University March 12 to become the first Blugold team to win a game in the SAIA tourney. N.A.I.A. TOURNAMENT Kansas City, Mo. Blugolds lose heartbreaker to Tennessee A I, 62-61 in their second game of the SAIA tournament. 150 HOTEL EAU CLAIRE 307 Eau Claire Street VISIT OUR FOOD FAMOUS Colonial Grill ENTERTAINMENT FURNISHED By Rex Hornback C. R. STOCKS ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contracting Industrial Wiring Motor Repairing 1303 Hastings Way Dial TE 2-1676 Concrete -.Cinder - Waylite Building Blocks Concrete Culvert Sewer Pipe F A Floor and Roof System FEHR CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. Eau Claire, Wis. Phone TEmple 26683 Rice Lake, Wis. - Phone 952 To Be First, With Fashion, Shop Fashion WOOD MOTOR CO. 505 Dewey St. Eau Claire, Wisconsin Samummi'} Northwest Wisconsin’s Great Department Store Since 1893 For All Your Academic Needs At the College Store or Down Town EAU CLAIRE Book Stationery Co. AUSTIN'S WHITE HOUSE INN KORTIER MOTORS INC. 313 E. Madison Street TE 2-5420 2-5545 D'TOGGERY, INC. Eau Claire's Friendly Men's Store TE 5-3433 202 S. Barstow St. Authorized CADILLAC-PONTIAC Sales and Service Eau Claire’s Oldest Jewelry Store Same Location for 43 Years’’ KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS • Bulova - Elgin Hamilton Watches VANDERBIE CO. PORTRAIT STUDIO 708 S. Farwell Street Eau Claire, Wis. S. W. Rahr, Owner UECKE DAIRY CO. Eau Claire, Wis. HUDSON Hornets - Wasps - Ramblers Better Than Average Used Cars At Lower Than Average Prices LILY Brand Ice Cream HUTCHENS HUDSON Pasteurized Milk and Cream w fg) COR P. Corner Main Farwell Eau Claire, Wis. The BAND BOX C. A. Christensen WAGNER’S 20 LANES JENSEN DRUG STORES 4 7 S Burst ow St. ( lA l6 U Uu CUdrt.Wis. Two Stores to Serve You Better Cosmetics - Drugs - Photographic Supplies 417 S. Barstow St. Eau Claire, Wis. TE 5-5533 119 W. Grand Avenue 422 Bellinger Street MAE E. KELLEY Millinery URHEIM PHARMACY The Pharmacy of Professional Service MILLINERY GIFTS ACCESSORIES FREE DELIVERY 318 South Barstow St. Eau Claire, Wis. Dial TE 8811 or 2-2084 314 E. Grand Ave. Eau Claire, Wis. BARTINGALE COMPANY Plumbing - Heating Air Conditioning Oil Burners 216 Graham Avenue - TE 5-9930 LENMARK SONS Established 1804 THE H. L. MEN’S SHOP Men's Clothing At Its Best 208 Eau Claire Street TE 2-7798 STOKES AND SONS 775 1st Avenue Eau Claire, Wisconsin Wm. D. Smith, Manager EAU CLAIRE PRESS COMPANY 405-7 S. Barstow JOHNSON AND HULEATT Clothiers - Furnishers Shoe Fitters Two Stores Headquarters For Lord Taylor Clothes 416 Water Street 501 Bellinger Street HANSEN FURNITURE COMPANY Eau Claire, Wisconsin THRIFTWAY SUPER MARKET AND VARIETY STORE 403-407 Walker Avenue Putnam Heights At the Top of State Street Hill SCOTT’S STEAK HOUSE CONSUMER’S COOP. ASS’N OF EAU CLAIRE 2221 Highland Avenue SERVICE STATION Highway 53 and Highland Avenue Owned and Controlled by those We Serve G R A T Z CAFE Presto Cafe — College Cafeteria and Blugold Room — Virgil Gratz McDonald MOTORS INC. 418 Jones St. FORD SALES AND SERVICE when you type on a SmifhCorona Mac's Typewriter Company 311 South Barstow Pure as sunlight Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Eau Claire NATIONAL FOOD STORE At Crossroads Highway 53-12-93 L. G. ARNOLD, INC. CROSSROAD CAFE Route 1 Eau Claire, Wisconsin 159 We are finished . . . completely finished. The Periscope has gone off to press and has come back, completed. We hope you enjoy the Periscope as much as we have enjoyed worrying and working to put it out for you. The Periscope Staff