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nincmn-fifiy ivy Publication of the Commonwealth of Milwaukee State Teachers Col lege Presenting a Record of Student and Faculty Life for the College Year 19 (9-1950 GRADUATION IVY STAFF Ruih Scchtig — Co-Editor-in-Chicf James Heat lie — Co-Editor-in-Chief Norman (ict in — Photograph) Editor Dick Oshiro — Ass t. Photography Editor Art Balian — Asst. Photograph) Editor Thelma Solie — Fatuity Editor Nancy Davies — AssT. Faculty Editor Dawn Meyers — Seniors Editor Joan Heimann — Ass t. Seniors Editor Phyllis Pirner — Co-Class Editor Sharon Deitz — Co-Class Editor Clarice Smith — Activities Editor Carol Schaefer — Literary Editor John Rankin — Ass t. Literary Editor Tom Shaughnessy — Sports Editor Art Kumpf — Avs’t. Sports Editor Tony Ccbar — Ass t. Sports Editor Lorraine Wilcott — Business Manager Cover Design by June Behnkc CONTENTS Dedication ........................................................... 6 Our President ......................................................... 10 Our Faculty ........................................................... 14 Our Graduating Seniors................................................ 22 Our Class Officers................................................... 54 Our Divisions ......................................................... 56 Our Student Government..................................................84 Our Athletics.......................................................... 94 Our Fourth Estate .....................................................110 Our Organizations .....................................................122 Our Sororities and Fraternities .......................................138 Our Dorm Life..........................................................166 Our Social Events 170 DEDICATED TO STUDENT POLICY COMMITTEE DEDICATION Hotter human relations are essential in the groundwork of building a better community. This factor has the same validity in building better human relations in a college. Realization of this prompted the establishment of a Student Policy committee, an outgrowth from the Faculty-Student Conference Members on the council meet twice a month to present student problems to the president of the college, who in turn raises the issues with the faculty. Student Policy committee attempts to act as a sounding board for student grievances concerning any phase of faculty-student relations. The committee is only a few months old. but as the tasks become clearer, more will be accomplished. For work well done in this phase of human relations goes due commendation to this committee. 7 M I L W A U K E E STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Ill Ousi Pn ti e U 0 0 0 0 Many in tin- world who have never heard of Milwaukee State Teacher college arc familiar with tlx name of our president. Hr. J. Martin Klotvhc. Widely known as a civic leader and outstanding puhlu speaker. Hr. K lots hi has added invaluable prestige to this institution, and both students and fatuity members lake justifiable pride in their personable president. Most famous for his work as moderator for several seasons on the Milwaukee Speak, program, broadcast on station WTMJ Dr. Kk fc .hc during this past season has added several television appearames to his well tilled schedule. Dr. K lot SC he spent the summer of 1949 visiting areas of cxiupied Germany to study educational institutions. He acted as moderator of the Student Conference held in Geneva. Switzerland. (i Marie Merkel. Assistant Dean ol W omen Dr. Lee II. Matthews, Dircitor of Field Services Robert Norris, Dean ol Instruction There is no problem ilut on confront a student of MSTC that cannot he taken to one of the deans lor friendly assistance or advice. Dean of men, Herman Kluge. dean of women, f harlottc Wollacgcr. and assistant dean of women, Marie Merkel, are always available to give personal counseling and guidance to the men and women of the college. Their sincere interest in tl e students have placed them on the A list ol MSTC. Robert Norris, dean of instruction, aids students in finding the division they arc suitable for. lie is always willing to lend a helping hand. Director ol placement. Dr. Lee Mai hews, is a true friend of all seniors of live college lie is the person responsible for placing graduates in their first teaching position 1$ Owl fyacuttu • Ralph M. Adcrm.m — English M A University if Toltslo Harold N. Ahlgren— Jour nalism and English MS. in J., Northwestern Uni-venity Raul Anderson — Music; Director of Band M Music; Vmvcnrty � l Mirlu-Kan Elizabeth Anhalt — Speech Northwestern University; Mir-mlicitt University; Milwaukee State Teathers G'IIcrc Barbara Bachc-Wiig — Speech M A University « l Wivonsin Ernest Beilis Chemistry MS.. MuiqiAitc University Fred Bishop Elementary Education I'li D . Giluiiihu University Barbara Bixby — (College Elementary School M A Northwestern University Viola Brody — Music I’li D . University of MMujun Lucille Burgdorf — College Elementary School M.A.. Columhu Universiti Virginia Burke — English M A., Boston University Lura Carrichers — College Elementary School M A University nf Illinois Thomas Clemens Audiovisual Education MS. University of Wwcorom John Dulka — Reference Librarian M S , School ul Library Sivn... Columbia University Fern Fillers — Physical Education H.S. I.a Cmw State Tcailierv G-IIibc ir. Arthur Use Economic and Sociology PI� .M.. t'nixirsitv •• X'i� twiMii Donald Emerson English M.A . UnivrrMlv � 1 Wiscomiit Lucille Evans — Hiology M S . I'liiumn nf Iiujro Kuth Man Fox — I inglish MA, Cniversio • Wi «imtn Maxwell M. Freeman — Head of Fnglish department Pit D I'niuruii nf WiMimsin Joseph Frielxrt — Art H.S., Milu.iulin Sou TcjiIhis Collcyi Lester Ftihrnunn Speech MA N’ucllnovttrn Ifnivcisift Charles Gates - Head of Chemistry department Pli.D I ntvcrsitV i«l X'u tinsin Jean Gcnnnnson — Diret-tor of Nursery School MA Gilumluj L'liivcrntv I.ois Griggs - Elementary Fducation M.A. t ulumliiJ I'nivctiin Anita Hankvsit — Music M A, Giluiiihij I'muiMii Lola Hughes Hlcmcntary Education MA. ( nlumhij I'ltocnin Anthony Ingrclii — College I lenientary School M A Gilutnhu l'nivc«� ity Cornelius C. Jan en I lead of Department of liconom ics and Sociology Fli.D.. of Mcrion Johnson Music M.A Cnivcisiiv • ! K.uim (.nv 17 Elizabeth Kerr — English I'h D„ Unmrsifi « t MinniMKa Eloisc Knelling — Music M. Musk Education. North western University Annin Kraeft — Physical Education Ms t'niwrsirs ■ WiM « � in Patricia Mahon Music M.S.. Musi , Union Thtoloxical Semina tv Charlotte Major Art Education MA. Ci luinl� i.i I’niunitt Dorothy Miniate — Speech M A (.■•lumluii fnisersin R. Dale Nance Psychol-°8 PhD. t'msrisiO n! Iowa John N'ash — Ilistor) PhD. I'nivrrvlY • Wisconsin Hans Nc.stlbichcr — Gcr-man, Russian T..k!kis G'llcm. Vuniu. Austria Verna Newsome English IIA t 'msTrvitv it Wisconsin Erederkk Olson History A M Ilarvaol Uimvrsiti Orlando Overn Mathe- matics Ph.D, Columbia University Winifred Phillips Art H,S, Milwaukee Mali liailirrs College Murton Potterveld Art Liston SiImjoI ot Art; University of Wisconsin; University of Iowa Mary fu Read — Geography PhD University « i Wisconsin Oral Kobhins - - Mathematics Al A laiivcrsitv of Illinois I: the I Rothwcll — College Elementary School MA (joluinhu I'nn.rMtv Milton Rusch Music Studitit of Mm mlii I. Milw n-kcc; lust .itfcl MiJiilmhultc, Clooxo; Sihoenberp, Vuniu Peter Salomon Biolog) MS rnivwiMfv m' Vi.uintMn Rachel Salisbury English Pli D . t.fniwi ii � • Wiv.iwn Cora Scanlon Spanish A.M Mithlkhurv nllr i Robert Schcllin Art M S I MIMIMll • iv. .i|.MM Arthur Schoeiler — Momentary Education M.A . r dIuiuIhj hnivcnili Emmet h. Shipman—Biology Till) I’wcrsitv of Illinois Gordon Shipman — Economics and Sociology I’li D. I'mvcinilv I Vinnmin Marian Silvern lliston Till). UnivciMtv Wisconsin Richard Sladky Physics u.s. Milwaukee State Twkttt tollcee Howard Stein Music ovimpolitjii .vImhiI of Mivit, OiKUffo; student ill Aitliui Srltnahil m.l Huk Uiihtcn-n in. Hit lin Eugene Stevens — Exceptional Education I’li M . I mvi rsitv of VC'iscondn Godfrey Stevens — Gco- graph) M s. I'nivtiMtt of Wisconsin 19 ’tl Ruth Stoxekcn — Geogra-phy MS trmifTuh td V(fisii(ttiB Grcgoria Karidex Such) — Music fkS., Milwaukti Scj� tc Tradicr G'IIckc Adolph Suppan Hngliih; Director of Extension and Summer Session I’li D. Caivvnin • VGuunwn Olive Thomas — Geography MS I'nivitoK •« Wmooxiii Ralph Tillcma — Music Student td | %ct IJK-xinnc. Hugo K.iun. and Wiltuliti Klaltc. Berlin John Tierney — Phwical Education and Coaching MA Northwestern I mxcrvtr Ernestine Trocmel — Physical Education M.A, Ciiluinhu Innwrtv Haney I her — Head of Geography department I'IkD . Marquette I ni'Xfvitr Robert L'bcr — Chemistr) MA t’mxvmtx id VTiutinJn Elsa I'lbricht — Art II I., Milwaukee Si air Ti other CnUcNC Robert xon Neumann—Art Graduate of R-oal Aiademv. Berlin; M.ott r I'uptl ot l n� Ir'M’f' D r(xi and Oilik. undent uf Hans I lot moon. New Y k Lillah Wehster - - I.ihra-rijn: College Elementary School M.lwal.kci Mate Tcaxhcts Gd Ivb . L’nis-cisitt of VPiwmin I ihrari KIhhiI Herman Weil — Head of Education and Psychology department Pli I I nooMlx of MaiSur Gtiminy F. E. J. Wilde — Head of Historx department MA Inmoitx d Whcomin Ortha Wilncr — Latin; Head of Foreign Lan-guage department Ph D Gnivrrutx OUu� Donald Woods — Head Librarian M.SJLS, L’nivcrtitv of Illinois Catherine Zimmer—Speech; Director of Speech Clinic MA, Northwestern University Family members of MSTC added their strength toward furthering belter student faculty relations by instituting tin- Student-Faculty Conference in November under the direction of the North Central Coordinating committee. Tim year, over 6' faculty members were evaluated by their students in cooperation with the Curriculum and Faculty revaluation committee of the Commonwealth. Individual faculty member' who did outstanding work on Commonwealth committees were John Dulka, reference librarian; and Thomas CJemca'. audio-visual education. Faculty Social Activity 21 Qul SesuosiA, . . . :s Senior Class Officers Gerald U.tna A Vice President Robert Bolz Prnitlcnt Marjorie (.ockwood S«« rctary V Marilyn Nacgclv Trcjtufir Ready to fill that position at the front of the room that they have faced from tire rows of scats for so many years, graduates in the class of l V) look forward to a future statistically hound to be full of long hours of hard work. Yet by the very fact that the critical shortage of teachers throughout the nation will mean longer hours, it may also mean a future brightened by better equipped class rooms, higher salaries, and more opportunities for advancement. In an aroused public opinion against the little red school-house lies the hope for these young educators in their chosen profession. Graduating seniors arc leaving MSTC to enter the profession for which they have so long prepared They are leaving with a rich background of education from their specific divisions and from their academic and minor fields. With these seniors go the best wishes of their fellow students and faculty members. MSTG is proud of these new- members of the Noble Profession. 2 James R. Abralum — Music. February Hand, OrvUstra, A Cjpptlla Choir, lku flu Theta l 1.i Mu Alf-1i.it Arthur Richard Albino — Exceptional, June Shirley Mac Allen Upper Elementary, June Women Senior Icacur. Welfare committee. CnUcffc Womens association. Association for Childhood Fdu-niiofli Donald G. Aller — Upper Elementary, June Hand. Onl.cstra, ClK.nl Ensemble Iscta flu Tlieta Peak Nile Oithtlia Alonzo !.. Anderson — Upper Elementary, June I.uiIkiji. Student issoeuiim. Ruth J. Axt — Art, June Intcivarstly VHe-prcodcni House president Gerald Hanas ak — Music, June fin Si com Epsilon. Pin Mu Alplta, Men s Club boaid. Senior � L� s vfce pt rsident. S« ial commiltlcr. Inirrtca-tenure inumil. Football. llukcthill, KjkKiII, lUrvJ William F. Hamster — Secondary, August Camera club, Dilute dul., Delta On N.piu, Math club Joan M. Rartclt — Music. June Delta Omiinm, Mini, hoard Choral Ensemble. A Cap pilla chair. CiiNxms cluh Co-Fdiquctlc committee. Hetty Bartlett — Lower Elementary, February Association for Clutdliood Education. W.� wi� Serene Incur I 26 Dorothy Hurtled lamer Elementary, June l.ulhtlju VuJaili ilvKUlian, A'M«u(mn l « Ch� U InmiJ Education. Beattie. Jamo — Secondary, June l� v io-iJrtur• m-diKl, The Echo, Secondary divttina president PuMn alums committee. Student Polur « miner Helen Roseda Bevher Lovttir Elementary. June Gcuctapliv dul� . Amcittimi lot Kil.ltn--I Iducaiim Virginia M. Meeker — Secondary. February The Echo. Uiulutti club, IXIta CJii Si flia. Kappa D.lta P. Norman J. Ikdn.irek — Exceptional. June Pin Sotim lipnkm. Intuniui.il sports. Gibbons dub. Joseph Belcher — Upper Elementary, June Alpha Pin Omeu. S hi j I committee. Daniel Benson — Upper Elementary, June lunior class president. Prtnu kmu. Football. M club. Athletic connnittcc. Delta Sunna Kappa John V. Bergman Art, June Robert F. Birr - Upper Elementary. February James Blackwood Upper Elementary, August SwiMimtnx captain 27 Jeanne Blank — Secondary, June Lucille Bogen Music, August Della Oiiikikii. f Jmx.iI rnMinMt, A Cappill., thoit Kenneth G. Buldt — Upper Elcmcntan. June (luk Intramural Spurt board Robert A. Uolz — Upper Elementary, June KiiluKill, Footkill. M club. Dtmjltl O. Braatz Music. February Phi Mu Alplu litml and Orelir«lra commit lev. Beta Mu Theta Mink divitmo priMJint Kappa Delta Pi. Ueverlj Bra (lord - Lower Elementary. June Women’ Service Iukik, LuiUran Student ' jecocutioft. Aesucutiun for Childhood Education. Alpha Gamma Lambda Gerald F.. Braun — Upper Elementary. June Josephine Urondino ( p| cr Elementary. June Gihhcmc club, The Echo, Women Servke league. ill Sister chairman. College Women j� u%«.iii« i Donald Bruce Brunner — Exceptional, June Nipna De lta Pin. Phi Sipiu I pMkm. Intiamurjl award winner, Wrotlin : leant. Tone (. unin Robert Arthur Burke Upper Elementary. June Alpha Phi Omc£i, Biology cluh. Representative speaker . 2 Shirk) JJm iii Arc, June Women « Vouc Itjrik, (khrmpI'V ul� Kvelyn H. Carlson Upper Elcmcncarv, June Pill Theta Alpiu I’tcsklcnl. Lutheran Stu lrnl� ' ittotu turn. Colls a Women .itMiCMlinn, Women- ikivw leu cue Ralph L. Clnos Miim'c, June Plii Mu Alpha, Bet I'lii Thru, (Jmul KiiH'mhk ai i mpanot, Band. Ortltf-sCrj, Kappa Della l i 1‘hi llis Joy Cohen I xceptionul, I'i-hrudry :cmj I'lii Tjm Nancy Corr Exceptional. June Patricia Corr Up| er Elementary, June kappa lambda (nit. Women'i R«rrjii K) avsi ut� «in .oal commuter. Women' Service Irafcuv Acuu Mtum ‘ r ( liilillfo«l I.Juntu ), I'T llaculd Peter Carlson Arc. June An Iwwrd. Roger Case — Elementary, August John E. Ciesl.i Arc. February Nuncylcc Chatficltl Lower Elementary. June I .itfxrun Student '% a-tux lahon. Coltcjev Wooten's jwki.i-t.un. AsmhiuIhwi (or OiiIiHhmhI (Mutation 20 June Collin — I: lenient ary. June Patrick I), (.mien - Exceptional, August Gibbons inf' low Mill Tht Ectm Hk Omhiit Fri Otiiurnn, Puli ijjhi Kimimllx PuMiiatinm iitumittiT, Common ijllli Executive h� urJ ita Colter Upper Elementary, June Gibbon � luk A «� uIini fit ChiUhwki EJihJiim, G««ytnpbv «lub. Millie Ih Courier — Lower Elementary, Juno Vi'iimn'i Scrvwt I«j ik Ea Kutli Cow den Exceptional, June Student Emplovmcnt brntin, Wnim-n« Service lojtw. UfMilon l.unKIj Sixm.i Kathryn Crain — Art, June XLmviij Mutue wuiUiv, Colleiie- Womens uv mutl i beard number. Kenwood I lull StuJini ll uv. Jirtelur Kutli Helen Curran Exceptional, February Gibbon «luh, Adrian Edmund Curtis I fpper Elementary, June Alplu Pin Ouuiw. (iiN' H‘ club. Calvin J. Daanc Music. February IntrrtMUmiti council. G«nnuin talth Exetuusc Kurd. Mush bum! Ikti Pin Thrta. Delia Marie Dcccsari—tipper Elementary . February Gcograph club, Gihfoms club, Gdlrpr iunnu association. Avumjiho for Ciiildliooti Fducati i Shirley Heifetz Dcncntark — Lower Elementary. August Modern L)jn« Acuhuimw tor (liildliooJ Edit atm Mm In J. Demin latwer Elemenary, June I nr Ik i jo Student � iviociitioa, AwKititnn tor OuIiJIkokI I dotation. Mrancot Service Icacac. Collrp Women .nxeuiim, Teorm luonuinciil Delbert (i. Detienne — Music. February Intrmmatv Reggie Dcttlaff — Upper Elementary. February [ lu Sictu Kappa. Football. rncla tficd division rtv� i-dmi. Eunice Dohmen — Upper F.lcment.iry. August PuMhilumt. CJhkjI Lnxtnhli. Women' Ruruliifl o mxiitian. Mark J. l mml — Secondary, June The Echo. Ha kcthall Voile tball Bashtll. FmtKill. D« lu On Sumim. Math. duh. Thomas F. Dicner — Upper Elementary. June Hii Sigma t nIon, St u lent F.iitplowncnt buicau. Election toinmilUv. loinlralrrmir council. Joseph P. Di Frances — Exceptional. June A fappvlla choir Kosemary Drummond — Art. June Nancy I.. Du cm me I — Lower Elementary. June Women ScitKC leap . Lutheran Students i« Hutmn. Ascot ulion lor Ouldbnod Education. Alpha Cainnta lamWa lntcfw root council. I'M Homecoming Court •4 ll« n..i. Social committee. Collette Women tion. 51 Martha Duncan — Lower Elementary, June Oixal Ensemble, Dir«tocy. A nutiuo f« • CJuldluaid Education. Pinlnljni Student Inpir Raymond laworezyk Art. June Trail. and Swimming team. Intrjmiu.il spoil . Grace Ebert — l.owcr Elementary, June Women Service league Aiuciitinn for Childhood Education, Gcojuaph) iluh. Alpha Gumma LimKJj W illiam Edwards — Exceptional, June Wallace Earl Eimvald Upper Elementary, June Alpha ITii Oinc 'j, Lutheran Students' mmulmn '� M dent Employment htmu. Elaine Eincm Lower Elementary, June Women's Service league. Lutheran Student' a � ocianon Collette Womcn t association. A'm%uIh � for Childk d Etlvutiua. Jeanne Etnerich Upper Elementary, August Colkxv Women iiwsulM, W'otnm vru.i Iracui. Alpha Delta 3 i«nu. Anna V Day House president. Sltepjrd Alumni House secretary Gloria Mary Engels t pper Elementary, Ecbruars Carol Evjns Lower Elementary. June 1'nr.il liminhlc, IVolc stmt Stuilctlt'’ league Slue 1 Alumni House president, Association fot Childhood Edu-cation, Womens VivUi Ujitue, Glikin Women's js soc tatum. Thomas T. Evans Art, February Alpha f’ln Ork-jm, Att divisaon viu-pivsulent. Ait Kurd. An Students lea cue. (otwnonwcalth MxcCutisv Kurd. Protestant Students league, Men s club Buildin : and GtminJs (iNtunillu I xlulutmn committee Mar) Catherine Farlet — Music, June Dell-i nii� n n, Cnllcpr VT «iKn assmiatiiw. l ihh. n iluh. Onhotia. A Oppi-lla � «r. Mu i Eduialoff NjIm'iuI n ifrre«xc tlcUjyli-, Undoes' c!t� S. (lhoi.il Fn-sitnhlv. Nurhi «d Opera I94‘ . Hand. Eicanorc Emma Fcalcy Lower Elementary. June Alplia Della Sigma. (oll«K« W.«no� s asvniation. Vkl'onan Servut leap . I.utlxran Students .omkuHoo. (hcnwi Vludarship umiuiiiIIu AiMMialmn for ( hild-Immi ldi aii.w. Wowin' Kurialinn aAMUialnm. Choral Ensemble, Marl Frcdcrith Fengler— Lj� | cr Elementary. June l ln Siptw Ipulon. Intramural spilt . h.i kithill. Mint iluh. Mm iluh In will, Gibbon dob. Fnshnun mun-Mrlor. Oihtoni iluh. Glenn A. Ferrur i — Upper Elementary. June Alplw I'lii Omega. iXIta (hi si iua, Hmlop iluh In terfraternitv umniil, PnaiiUnr Student league-. Chester I’hillip Eiuts - Secondary. August Athletics. IS.irhar.1 Jcan Flanders—Lower Elementary. August LuiIk-ioxi student ' association. College Women’ a iia lion. Women Service league. Alpha Dilta Sigma, A -iinotion tor Childhood Education. Margo M. Flower — Art. August Dominic A. l-oglia — Upper Elementary. June Men iluh. GiN� «w iluh. VaiMl 1'iMiihall. Atlilclu n immune. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Geography iluh Inira mural Sports. Louis F. Fuhmian Jr. Upper Elementary. June Joyce Cage — Secondary. August The Ecl o, Cheshire, Ivy, Sigma Pi Kim, K.-ium Ho tlierni. Associated I hunts president 5i I James A. Cienger I p| cr Elementary, June Alpha Phi thmcJ, Delta Sijyiu Kappa. M duh Lulli- tuii Students asvHUtion, KiprruntJim Np. aks is. Init Kill, Itaktlhill, Track, Intramural AwjrJ, lim,drain nitv • until. Men’s luJs Intramural hand Sooal ton mince, Judith Gerber I ucptioiml. June l-.unlhli Phi f ill Publications committee. hi. Tin licit)• Dilatory idilur, Irtcoruiional fount il • «l Exceptional ( liil.lun. luniMi tlass 'i,i I’rc'iJuii Court ia II ni«i |unii r I’non, Collect Women's iiuicuiiiin, Ann.i V D.n llmm' iuamchu Barium Garvcm — Lower Elementary, August Lambda I'In (in. Women's Servin' Kj pie. Colk Womens association, AiuhmImni foe Childhood Fdu-ration. Leonard Gaska I pper Elementary. August M iluK Alpha Pin Omc-ga. Delia Sipiu Kappa. F«� l hall. Trail: and Strinmiinc manaccr. G«� w� with Executive hoard, Gihhon club Jeanne E. Guskcll — Upper Elementary. June l.uthcfiin Students' «veneration, Math club. (ullvcc Women jsuv i.iiiim Association t'or Childhood I'.Iucj non. Rita Geiger Upper Elementary. June (nhhimv «luh. Women’s RciTcatkm association John Gertiy — Elementary, June Ruth Joan (resell — I ppcf Elementary. June l iilkji Women s jvmh uihui Women's Vrvicc league. (omiiMinui lit I) IxnUtiw SmivI kikLim. Lutheran Mu cknts assoo.itiihi. Ihmvs i'ii si.lou m.l sriieLarv. Alvin (ilaescr — Music, June I'.itriiia Ann Gneiser Art, June (■ihhon. lah, Gdli c Women's assvulion. Fellowship n-milter. Associated Houses vni.il vKmmaa Ait Students league, Women's Service league. Young Kepuh- licam. H William II. Goetz — I .'pper Elementary, l'chruary Ouitluii S Mi n urea Miration. CJmral ErKcoibli. A Op prill tln'ir Alplu Phi f � mh£j. Robert I.. Gray — L'pj cr Elementary, August si'Kk Giinpam puwknt, 1'n Onmnin. Ibruld 11. Hauler L'ppcr Elementary, June l.uikrjn Service Itj cut. Iranccs I.ouisc Hathaway - l'ppcr I lemcntary. Eebruary Kappi Otlia Hi, Edwin M. Grow — I pper Elementary, February Alplu Pin Omcfca. GiNwns eluh, Football, Bas’:clh.ill, Mvrnu Ann Hagen — Exceptional, June Dorothy J. Hall I.ower Elementary, June Alplu Gamma LimKIa. lilution inmmiticc, Ciibk m eluh, Association for C.IiiUIImhkI Education ( (illtee Women jivtutimi, VGmKn Service Iwttu Robert W. Huntann — Upper Elementary, June M I«K Football, I5rlu Menu Kappa. Alplu Pin CW-ea. Meat dub. I.utlic-fan Service Ic-a t Anthony Joseph Greco — Music, August Beta Pin Theta, Pin Mu Alpha, Hand. On lu stra, IU11.J ami Ou Ik Mu mminittei Mimic ilimnm trmmcr. Gib-Km «lub. Richard Grcivcll I.'pper Elementary, June Intramural ptitt , Intirfi.itirmlv spoil . Intranuiial Kuril. Football liaintr. Phi $i«nu Epsilon Patricia Mjvilaiul — Secondary, June ( r ihn UmKli Serna, D.lta Qu Sema. Women Ktv rt-.tu ijI j«mulp«i. CiAfeim i IuS Midi Jufc, TV l.hu, Intersomrin «mn«il l ac Joanne Heath — Music. February Delta Onu.nm. Om uI Fmernhlr. OnfctMrj, L Conrad M. Ilcin clmann — Kxcc|Minnal. August CWnim tluh. FokKiII Arthur Helminiak — Art. June Clifford J. Hcmiwr — Hrmtnun, June Adililn o«Miitttr. Intramural Itaslcrlhill |'«u l 1it. tko-BUpby «luS Cmhm � luh. Phi Sixmj Kp iU n. COtboUS � luh. A.k.uimi for CIuWIh-.I Fduentioo. Helen Henriksen — Lower Mcmcnun. June Atsntutnm for OiiMhooJ Education Collcm W«ncn� JIXKUlKn William A. Hester — Exceptional, June lituftHKul divmin president. Kappa Dilu Pi. Jane L. Heule — Exceptional, June lunioe Class mrctin. Sisul committer. Kappa I-amKla I | l i . - Women’s avMHiatum. WtMMtt’S Knn-aCmnal iwKutMi, Lutheran Student association. Coen ol liiitMf lunio Class. ElCCptMMMl JisisMi Kf ntm. Catherine Hcckl — Art. June lamWi Phi Chi. Ait Mudtni hopK, W «m«� Kmu i««ul nmuliin Women Vnw kiciK. Gdlip Women itsxMtiui Doris Heine — Lower Elementary. June A k«uIhm f.w f ImMIkmkJ Fducafnm. Lutheran $cr� e lea cue Gertrude M. Hoffmann — Muuc, June Delta Omknm. Musi division ti« pieMdatt Cfconl Ensemble. A Tjppclla choir. W««mti Vrvm Icacuc Kenneth N. Hold — L pper Elementary. June Ctocrapln dub. Lutheran Student ,iwKiitH n TIk-Echo. Wilma I. Hollcndcr — Lower Elementary, June Aiv uti««i lor ChildlHMHj Education. Lutheran Studenl'% uuiKutiin, Hope Howe 1 lollistcr Upper Elementary. June Dorado. Women' Recreational association. Si ttu I .nnb- la Phi, Ciannionucjltb Exccutiw board Elmer Holier — Exceptional. June (ineraphi club. Lutheran Student' j «HiatH� n. Philo («phu Carol L. Hoi — Exceptional. Aujju.t Women . Recreation awnciation, Athletic G'mmiltce-(lommonccralth N nal G ninii:tcvConimiiflWCultli. Kappa Lambda loU. Gdlecjt W wnen� Mv� latino, Women S.rvicc IcaRiic. Lutheran Student � asv� .uuon bxeep-tional division vice president John J. HoMnanck — Secondary, June The Echo Executive Editm. EJitor-in-ChicM'M'J 1st tnbhonc cluh, International Rclati.-m duh. Cheshire. Cnuunonwcalth pmident, Intramural port . Intimation a I Rclalton club. PubluatioO committee. Student Polio committee Walter R. Huth — Upper Elementary, August Cro� G«unirv. Track. Can Janish — Elementary, June Rom? Marie Jashawa) — Lower Elementary, June tiihKnc dob. Association lor t.luldhood Education, lambda Phi Oil. Women % Service leanuv, nitric Won-in association. Ncul committee. yr Gonlan Kenneth Jensen — Music. June Phi Mu Alpha. Philmuphs cluh Jerry Junes — Seconders. August Edsi Exccuiisc FJiti . Tri Omkron. Pubkcatoeis committee. GiW «a� ilub. student PoIkv committee Donna Frank Jorgensen — Lower Elementary, February l.'psiloo Lambda Sipna. Auikuihw for Childhood Hdu canon Secretary, A Cappclla choir. Hand. Orchestra Ralph D. Kac marek — Secondary, August Camera iluh Helen Kaltcnborn — Upper Elementary. August Lutheran Student s association, Association tor Child- hod r.diiial««i Marie Kalupa — Upper Elementary, February Dthalc cluh. Groctapliv cluh G� n l Kanouse — Art, February Wonts n s Recreation association, Doiado. Colls pr Won-ios aUKKtitim, Ait Students hapac Andrew Val hashing — Music. February Hank. Orchestra. Chums. Cohhom iluh. Beta Phi Theia. « . Mu Alpha rhclma Nour sc Kavanagh — Secondary. June Arden. Iia� chall, Tin: Echo, Summer Echo, Frlliiwdiip uenmitter. John S. Keel — Art, June International Ri Lukcu cluh. Isv, The Echo. Town Halt cluh. Amciican Veterans committee. Kappa Delta Pi Fredrick K. Keller Art. June Alpha I’lii Ontejea. Ait VudcoC league. .A. Robert Kennel — Exceptional. August IkU Phi Theta. Men' dub Kurd. Gibbon club. Av hxmImo l‘« r Childhood Edu at� n International Council for Fx;cpln nal Children litnfnicniili sport . Merlin Kcsselhon — Upper Elementary. August l irs Kittlcvin — Art. June Chester F. Kleemaim—Upper Elemental . August (hntil Ensemble AiuKUlmn lor Childhood Eduoinn. Tn Omicron. Gemun club Lutheran StudruS nwcii-tkm. The Echo, let. Pythagoreans. IWV Peak Night conwruttc . Lucy Jane Klein — Lower Elementary. June lti«•l o club. Shepard Alumni president. College Worn-cOi MMKaitien, judicun board. Social r twmttrc. As-social km for Childhood Education John Koch — Elementary. June Robert A. Knutson Upper Elementary. June lliologv tlub Lyle Victor Knut cn Music. February Coiumonwiallh Executive Hoard president, Plu Mu Alpha, Beta Phi Theta, Marlys Mae Kolste — Art. June l.aniKla Pin Oii SV Frances V. Kostka — Secondary. June C.ihK m duh. S«c� u OrnKfl Phi. st,Hk Cwitpom Carol A. Kr.iinik — Art. June Dm Mir naff. Cnlkyc Women t� «utno. I.amkla Phi CJh W-wmn � Semu K . G fnirv««(liltl l: c-• nlhi Kurd. InitrwM'oif Council, spanidi rluh. An Xwlim� k«xur, Ait K hihtti«Hi commitur. ludnun Kur.i Mjiu.m noitU-nt Mart Ann Kreuter — I pper l.lenivnury. June I utluun siuJmt'v jvMKMlmfl, G«« upln club, iimlo'tc «l� h, Fmum inmmMicv, WomcoS N.i rc k.i«uc Hetty Ircdrieh Kruinmcrl l.mvcr Elementary. February CIn Sijk-Itu I .iiiiKIj, Collide Women' nwculinR Stu.iinr .w rj i. ! I nr JiiI.IImxkI |li | Mtnkrit I pi ki committee. Women Service k.itu. Lo)ce I.. Kimh — Lower Elementary, June Collcjec Women aMucutun. Wumm Vr m kjjtor. Women Kierijtxm iMKiitiMi Kuril. I amhda PIii On, AmhuImk t � t f'hildhiX'J Iduiitmo. Richard F. Kutka Up| cr Elementary. June John D. Kut — Music. February lutmimn per i Jet liiod. OkIkudi, fUriftct imiruc-inf, K-� ppj IX kj Pi Doric I.elivclr — Secondary, June Mu Beta Sipru. Women Service Injnr. C’'llcp Worn- cn% jwHutwn. Fclln� iur ommiltK. Women Sc.rca- • i'll 1MOCMINWI. D«M«ln. Illilrthlll A ClppfUl � K� U, Omni l.nvmWc Kenneth Lind I I | |ht Llemcntary. June Marjorie Lockwood — Lower Llemcntary. June Senior Cb« witrtin. Cnmmnnweilth I xuutm Kurd. AtwKUtmn tot Childhm l fcduution LamKia Pin On. Wiumn � $cr kc (ciffitc. Eketmn committee. Directory. The Echo 40 Allan H. Loehndorf—Art. June It-.u Pht Theta. Cuoinmnt-jllh UuiUmi: 0-1 Gunin.W comit otter Esther Kahn l.ubur- I «� «cr Elementary. February Alpha IWU Citmmii. A'vnutmn I« r Oiihlhtwd f'hua-iimi Rohert C Malkch Exceptional, June Tri Onmtun. Howard I.. Malwit Art. February Beta Hi. Theta Walter P. Marshall-Upper Elementary, February Representative | e4kerv 5 u.k GmpMv, Intramural Gihhunt tluh. Alpha Phi Omepj, Pfu jMfltna Ep il o lildcn C. Mathews —- Art. |unc Alplu I’ll! ( ITK)CJ. Gloria Matter — Exceptional, June tX'omcO' St i lit. k aj:u Collect Women a wk tattoo. Inrun.mr tr Countil. Philotoplua. I.utltcrat. Student iuwubim. International Council hi Extirihnal Child-itn. Charles Maurice Art. February Kt.i Phi Theta Walter II. Muurus Art. June Alplu Plu Omep Melvin Frnst Mayer — Upper Elementary. Au$u i Lulliit.it) student jtvxiatiiio Alplu Phi OmcjU. In ttamural ♦port . 41 Margaret Man McCarthy - Secondary. June .Secondary Jivin«i pa nltn(. Tin Echo. lev Qioltrrc-. Publican me committee. Rottum ilodicmi, (.iM« n club. imniunw ealth Executive board, Culli ;t Women' av-uxution. Kappa Lambda Iota. Kappa Delta Pi W’ilbur S. McGiv.i - Exceptional, June Pill Sicm,i fpMjon James Mcluil Upper Elementary, February Intramural sports. Hand Carl II. Mcngcri Art. June Alpha Phi OmejM. Am Student � league. (icurjjc A. Mennc Upper Elementary. February History tlub. Groxnipfn tlub. Alpha Pin Omp Holier! F. Miegcl - Upj� cr Elementary. June DcKitt � lub. Tri Omteruo. Ann Marie Misun — Exceptional. June Cnllnse Vl'imnin av«XMtii n. Fellowship ownmiitcc. PhllOCophu. Alpha Gamma l.amhJa. Glhh mv club. In trrnatiiMul Council f«•� Exceptional Children Edvthe Morden — Exceptional. June Simula Lambda Pin. lutctn.itioiul Council bu F.xccp-tional Chtlditn. Pfulrcophia, Wumcn'i Stitw lvalue, AvvxutioO to QiiMIkwhI Education Duane R. Morris — I pper I lenicntary. June Havkrthall Track. Cities G� untn. Football turner. Delta Sjpna Kappa. M club. C« nmonwcalth I ccvutiec club, lobbims � luS. Mrfli ilull IntirlrautniH sports, Social committer Ctrl Loti is Mueller. Jr.—Upper Elementary, June beta Phi Tlicla. SicunminGolf M iluh 41 Jean Murphy — Upper Elementary, June Gibbons iluh, 'K'mucn� Service league. Prevalent of A� hhuI(i1 Hums. Si.cnu Onucraa Phi. (nllrgg W «n-et � a woo at on. Ken .«.J Hall Student Hihiv Jimim, ludioan commuter Jcrold I. Mur pin — Exceptional, August � • Hurtling, Frnnn :. Anthony Mudal — Upper Elementary, June Knot lull Trade. Inteffrutcmltt coontil M dub. Home-finunc Kmc. Gibbon ilub, Marilyn Ann Nacgly — Lower Elementary, June G«nmoowcalth Fxecurive Kurd, Lambda Phi Chi. W� «m-ctfc Service bRiir, Senior trravurrr, AwKulino for Childhood Education. G'llcgc Wotw't aunrfctMM, Mr, tun committee. Choral FtwoiMc tlontcoaoing Own of Honor. Forum committee. K� rpr Delta P Althea J. Nieven — Lower Elementary, June Women Recreational Service, Avcociatiufl for Childhood Education, Alpli i Gamma I-amh l.i Arnold Nolimke Llp| cr Elementary, l ehruary Rad.cih.ill manager. Intramural . Delta sigRta Kappa Kohert F. Nowakowski Upper Elementary. February Ruth Ochalck — Upper Elementary, February Geography club. Gibbon dub. W «ocn s Service Ujkuc. (iilkcv Women association. Pi Theta Alpha Ray J. Noins — Secondary, February 6,lull tlul Math club. Gibbom club. Sieuu Pi Sij;mj Lorna L. Nieman — Lower Elementary, June Mixed Oioiuv Gei )!iupln club. Awoctahon lor Child hood Fduiatino 44 W illiam R. Oestreich Upper Elementary. June GttiRM duk. Town Hull TIh. Edn . Donald J. Olandcr Secondary, August Ivy. Tltt Echo. (Itohm Publication commutin' Mrs. Shirley II. Ortlieb — Lower Elementary. August AwKiutKxi ot lukJlx—d Etiinjiuxi American Vdiun commitm Man Ann Orvis — Upper Elementary. June Dorothy Pasternak — Elementary, June Sam Patvluk Upper Elementary. June Robert Olson Upper Elementary. February Frank H. Orlando — Music. February T«i OmMiw, Hank. Orchestra. Pl-.i Mu Alpha. Inter-Iraieforty council, Inmtrutimity athletic . liihbom iluh (•cue Olsen Secondary. June Latin club. Romani Flodtvmi. IV fcdto. Chethirc. Njaiu I’lu Rho. Peak i d� t Chairman committee. Mm club, Kapp.i Delta Pi Jeanne Olson Upper Elementary, June AtvHiJtnm tor ClnMhnmJ EJ (nation. Intcrvatvtv. Km-mnl Hill prcuilrnL Coifcttt Wtitrno uv.«. lalton, lo.li-nan board. Hubert H. Phelps — l-pper Elementary, February Henry Pinter Music, June H«1j llu Theta. Pin Mu Alpha. Calkfi Knl. Or.hotra Chris Prevent — Exoepiionnl, August IXiris M. Prohl - Art, June Intcrtomrm muruil, lurtiuf CU � treasurer. An Mu ilcnt's Icagui. Oi.iuin.in ««l Exhibition (umnutlu. Iss Francis M. Purtvll Upper Elementary. August (Koruplir iluh. Gibbon� club. Men iluh Gerald Kukuwski — Upper Elementary. August Basketball. Atheiliu Rechtien Upper Meineours. August Gibbons iluh, Man V. Hex - Upper Elementary. June Mu Ikta Sijutu. Debate iluh. Collect Wioncnv associa-lu n Women' Service koxot James Richards - Music, August IWta 11m Theta, ( unimumraltli Executive board lUml Choral Ensemble. Janet T. Rictll - Secondary. August Collide Women a� au utioo Social thairraan 0 iim. i Health Executive KurJ, Si ovi •’ KIh .Romani MoJuini. Gibbon ilub. G ,crj| h iluh. The Echo 4 Beverly (i. Schaefer — Music. June Kin.i Onhmn. Gemun tluh Patricia Schnaith — Lower Elementary. February Clyde Russell Music. June A Cjpptllj lw� tf. liin.1, Odhutfi, Men« dull N-jid, fLnliirm iiMnittce, Lkta Hu lieu Jerald Rxerson — Upper I - lciitetif.tr s, June Mea t tluh. Flrntcnurv disnnm Mirturr, IXIu Menu K.utj F « fKill. IViUutlull. Men � tluh. Intramural ath liiia Robert M. Sarbinosvski — Upper Elementary, August Marilyn M. Sawyer — Music. June Dilta DmniiMi. Mush Kurd. A Cappdla thotr, Quul Inttmbh College Women's J'v«culii«, U • tun ' So tier league. Jean Agusta Schneider — I p| cr Elementary. February (xtnun iluh. X'. itxu' Strrkt kaguc. S st SfiJIuun-Kclkt ih ur Ralph Russell Schobcr — Music, June (htluttra. Chorus. Intcrtraternity athletics, Tri-Omuum Phi Mu Alpha. Intir-trmrnio khjikiI Elizabeth Audrey Schubert Elementary. June •spanoh iluh, Gibbon iluh. Jack E. St huh — Art. June Swimming. Phi NgnM Fpnluo. Imiamurat Vernon A. Schamacher I j� pcr Momentary, February Ktuhen August Segebarth Upper Momentary. June Dtlu Chi Siptu, Lutheran Sluihtu � iwotwliiin Jeanne Skornirka Music, June Helena J. SkunMi.ski - Lower Hlcniencary, June AsmhuIiuQ (c� i Chikllmxl Klurjfi «i. Culkp Women's association. Gibbon club Rosemary Slater — Mcmcntary, June Helen SIc ak Flemcntary, June Lari W. Sherman Secondary, February Stock (uaipanv. Representative tpcakcis. Welfare com mince. Kappa Dlta Pi Ardis Haldemann Shogren I Ippcr Menu-man. June lnkfM«orit council. TheU Lanlkla Phi, The He ho. Stuck Crenpaav. WomaiV Service k-acue. Audrey Shabart Music. February Delta Omicrnn, .Sisnu IjcoKIj Phi. IntcrvtriHits coun til, Vl'imnn Service luuui James Ldward Shcclcy Upper l lememan. February Mplu Phi thntiu Glhhnfti iluh. (ivo rapliv . lub. M ill bus committee. •T Charles Keith Smith Exceptional. June � rana Delta Pin. Phi Senu Epsilon, I! let lion commit-tee. Min v dub hoxiti. ItihK-m dub Rolf Sommer — Upper Elementary, August Man Aim Springhorn — Art, June K.if pj Lambda lota, ''•hijI iiwnmittee, Women % Ki.ifr.i-liun association, Doudo dub Mrv Harold William Stanfield — Lower Elementary, June Alptu Delta hism.1. Women� Scrviet li.ay.-ui Collixi W.imin � 4� mkuIi «. Marian E. Staulfcr — Musk, June Women's Service league, C.ImiuI Cmctnhk Ddta O1111-1 1-0. Rllowslup KMivinittiv. f,ollc£i Women's association. Sheldon Bernard Stein Secondary August The Eiho. Charmainc Stclt — Lower Elementary, August Women s Service league. Protestant Student Ica iu. IntciMiroriti council. Colleys.' Women's awe uIuki. Cmr. nvcn«ij|ih Executive hoard I rcderick |. Stevens L’pjicr Elementary. Ecbfuary Mrs. Eleanor Scorch I'ppcr Elementary. August Louis Arthur Storll — Secondary. June DiRitr duh. Math duh. Ih John Robert Stuber — Secondary. August The Echo. Ivy. Ciicshirt. Camera dub, Math dub, Delta Chi Sicm Edward George Tarkowski — Music. June BcU I’lli Theta. Phi Mu Alplu Alice Carol 1‘aylor — UpjHrr Elementary . June (■ibhnm dob Spanish dub. Association tor CJuMlw � t f-Jucaima. KoiukiJ Mall I'rtMiktii Audrey Twice — Exceptional, June PhiloO'i ia I jinlxl.1 Mu Oil. Women's Service k-a x ( i|kp Women' association, IK.mm (innmitlre. Directory staff. Ruse Marie Thom — Music, August Delta Omit run, Gibbons dub. C«� llc� .t W«ntn jvuitu- tiun A CippelU choir. Clarence Leonard Thomas Upper Menu-mars, August Piii Sipnj Epsilon. Alpha Phi Onxpa Intirltatcmits sports. Arthur Thrall — Art, June Virginia Timian — Lower Elementary. June Choral Ensemble. Asscxtaiimi tor CIiiIJIhmiJ Education Jack E. Lock — Art. June Alpha I'hi Omega. An lk«ard Kcpmaitative speakers. Freshmen counselor. Stowell House chairman. Chorus. A Orprll.i choir Louise Ann Tomezek — Upper Elementary. June Gibbons tluh. club, 17 Jean Lois Tomeoni — Lower Elementary, June l.uthrtan Student 4'mkuikio. Women Servicr Ica rur. Collect ft’nmm j«MKutHMi Intrrvmmtv «««utur� l A1 plu tX I14 Sicnu Maude IDrseth Lower Elementary, June Association tor Chihli ! Education, Getyuaphy club. Alpha Gamma (.attiKLi, Women Servier lea.uut He verb Jean Inruh — Upj� cr Elementary. June .Jlcgc Women's jsmh.MIi. n. V.«mn's Servki league. Senior Orchestra. Junto! Orchestra, Choral Ensemble, Intcrsanitr. Kappa Delta Pi Donald Vcitcl — Music, February band. Ihta Pin Theta, Phi Mu Alpha Priscillia Jane Vickers — Art, August I jmKIa Pill Ou. iMtnuurilt countiI. ColltKv Women's atUHutiun. Dutton staff. Alt Exhibition loninutit, Ronald F. Wagner — Art, June Art Exhibition ownmitUe, Indore. Dcforrcst .More Waller — Lpper Elementary. June Gene Warner — Exceptional. June Intramural sports. Gibbon tliih. Golf Tennis V) Matthew A. Trgo lpper Elementary. June Eoothill. Delta $ij;mu Kappa Betts Tubesing — Art. June St.nk company. Chi Sicnia lambda. Lutheran StuJitil association Gdlctx Women'' aviCKiJtmo. Aft '-tu.knt kayur. James Reid Watson—I pper Elementary. February Claire W cidenfcllcr — Lower Elementary. June club A'MMJiion iw OiiI.11ih.mI Uiujtx.n Bonita J. W'ensel — Exceptional, June Philixiiphu, Alpha Cijmitu I .imbd.i, I wtptn.iul divici.in tre-jmrrr Jo,m Werner — Lower Elementary, June Iniirwuiint) miMKil. Stprru Omicnm Delta. Gwnmio-w jilth Untutnv Kurd, tiihhnm club SopKxtmrc Court • 4 Honor AwcHUlion for ( 1hI.IIi.mmI I dur at ion Jeanne Wiernun — Upper Elementary, June Lambda l K� Ori. Directory. Latin dub. Chorale Ensemble. Shipjrd Alumni nuitini dirrvtor, Cnlkp Wnmoi) association John H. Wierschcm — Upper Elementary, June Football. Marilyn Ruth W ilde — Upper Elementary, June Geography club. Biology dub. Lutheran Students jwkm lion. Mudent Employment bureau Robert C Winters Music. June Beta Tin Theta. Phi Mu Alplu. Vernon G. Witte — Music. June Muck drcicion president. Beta Pin Theta. Pin Mu Alplu. Bund, Orchestra Gordon Wollcr — Art. June 1 12 Edmund J. orthman — Art. June An Student. ka :uc. Men. .luh. PimtoUnr Student, league. Clarence V. Wudi — Upper Elementary. June Phi Sijuita Eptikm. Gloria C. Zander — Lower Elementary. June Vonen't Serene league. College W.WKti'% asaxittum, Gifct� «n tluh. Pi Theta Alpha. Student CmpkiynKnl buraw. Jeanne Zarnkc — Upper Elementary, August W.xixn. Service kacue. Shepard Alumni Vim Piim dent. A'vx«.iii« n 11ir OuMKx-d Education. Cnllcyx Womrm n iHutii i Sennt committee Clemen C. Zchroxvski — Upper Elementary. June lehn, Gteeft Gull KJitor. Intra-Mural IkurJ Chairman. Jim.(Kill. Track. GiN « tluh Richard A. Zvotanck — Secondary. June Track. Intra-mural Sport . M-cluh. Math club Marjorie E. Anderson Upper Element an. June Chn.iun f llma.hip, Geography tluh. Women Service league. Art Balian — Art. June In. ‘Ihe Echo. Cheshire. Camera club. Kit.i Kocncn — Exceptional. June Mars Rabuck Rasche — Art. June SENIORS NOT PICTURED Ackmaun, Conrad Mtlnunn, Alvin Vliman. Arlene Schumacher Andcruon, Janet I. Vnion, Bernadinc Bell, Allan J. Ihddick. Cieotpv Botncntjnn, Donald Brill, Wliinon Man 111. Joseph C Campbell. I Xm.ilc) Cibulka. Joseph Cook. Robert Owen Crisciniagna, Tony Davy, Helen M. Dross, Arthur K. Duhrin. M.irion H. Dudek. Margaret Jupp Fbcrlc. Fdward C. lidmonds Charles C. I til l su m. James Engel. Lois Fischer, Marilyn (tarhisch, Tdna L. Genu. Joltn R. Gilbert. Fred John Grtguska, Lillian Klein, Genesra Klofut. Norben J. Larson, Arlcigh Oleen Lautcnh.it h. lima A. I.isius, (,erhard McConnkk. James MtMtll.tn. (ara Mam It. Koben Marti. Kathryn Meh.nl, Spin Meurer, Agile K Meyer. Ri bert V. Mines sale, Ciusi nihon Mirrnda. Joseph Misun, Ann Marie Molkcnthen. Robert Moore. Jack Mueller. Robert John Mueller. Russell Louis Murphy. Alitc arntn, Vi Gene Nickels, Roland F. O'Malley, Itla Mars Piacintinc. John Joseph I’ictvh. Margaret Recce. Mary Fli aluth Riddle. Iju B« lendcr Grets ell, Daniel llackharth, Gordon E. Hagdorn, Fred llcidentann, Donald V. Ivc . Lowell Is in . Frederick D. Jcfferv n, Ralph A, Jurkossski. Sranley -Schillcr, Florence Schmitz. Arthur Schwartz. Frederick A. Skss ierass ski, Idssard R. Vranich, Ji hn Wegener. Jacquelyn Wcndnrf, Lena Vinklcs , Thomas I). Junior Officer Claire Ztniun, £«rtUfY� Jack Tijui. Proitk-m, Dwoih l «p pever. Tcvuuuer. Gift Prr villi Vicc prrvJeni Sophomore Ofliccr T« t. Shriujthiu-ivy. Trej Hirer, An Runipi VKc-prcMilcm. linn fxhir. Pmidrnt, Vein Pmkowiki. Scvrclart Frethmcn OHicerv. T«sl K u� Pu-iKlmt. John Molvlav. Vuv pfcn� lcni |«y c Ku iimann, Sccnur)-treasurer, JUNIOR CLASS Major jKlhitjr of ihc Junior class during the past year was «l� c annual Junior Prom in May. All plans and arrangements for tins all-college event were handled by the iIas , which also entered a float in the homciommg parade Broun Deer park uas tlie went of the class winter party, the Roundup.’ SOPHOMORE CLASS Four scholarship ol SJ' apiece were awarded by the Sopltomorc das this year. The t lass's homecoming float. Goal Rush of ' i9. received honorable mention. Hie two outstanding class parties were the winter party at Brown Deer park and the Irishman-sophomore picnic in spring. FRESHMAN CLASS Several parties highlighted the Freshman das schedule this year. Whoppee Night was an all-iollcgc hard time dance sponsored by tl� c dass. A freshman-sophomore picnic and dance was another important event. The class had a homocoming float with an old-fashioned theme Also included in tlx- activities were a talent show and a skit. ART DIVISION Lowell Ue, Director RICHARD SCHWANKE — President DONNA KONRAD — Vice president WITTON BRILL — Secretary Asm of il� c Division of Art Education is ro prepare both undergraduate and graduate students majoring in art education lo teach or supervise art. ami in supplement the training of students enrolled in other divisions. Beside t|u4htyuig students to teach art in elementary schools, high schools, ami colleges. the art major also prepares them to teach arts and crafts in vocational schools, in rehabilitation programs, in recreational activities, ami in many varied institutions. v� JVNIORS R� � l Anoiu SuutuMc- P uniU Vilkmjtiby, Vktocii Fontcr. Dnrit t'hlij:. PjuU Morrill onm H.iflncr. Jcjncm EjoIjoJ Rim 2. Audin Til« . I.illi.m Sitnlwm ki, N'orinr Rim i« DhIc Gin. Ted Kuc kcr, (mcpli S. Frrrafa. Pji lUnmtt Rmettury lW c Roi� S Kjlpli Scydrrt. Jji'k Tnut, Gilbert vlimi.lt. Dick I WkitMO lirill. l m Schrjmiml Willum SOPHOMORES: Ri . I: Etfl Collin . Birkin Qirudumki. Mtfy Jjih GrwJc. Elaine Kuiokiffu N'jikv M.CjIh Mjiy Ettmt, John Mik r«lm Rn 2: Amu AaJcMn, Join (jrmi. F.Ijiik Fisher, IjVrmc Kryiyjmm � ki. Di«uld Owiifd, D-.mll Nykcrft Iktly Pmhjiko. Row Jmii Wii'mik. Junv Itclmkc. Giol Hutton St.uk. RoIhm Fiollci. R ktii Glixir, Cluflo di Wit. Mutfi Grijilioux. 7 FRE5HMHN: Row i Dunr Ketrlhohn, Murjurd Smith. Rose Yankc. Row 2 Felix Oaplewsii. Heth Kohvxi. Myrtle ( Ka-.tnrr, Sylvia FcUtuin Kuri Wild FRESHMF.V Rnw I: Dawn Marukn. Itarkira Morey, Dorn Dinner. Kathryn Dunning Itathara Hall, Dolurr Gmu, Leona Mnlrek. Shaiun Cilht.il- Row 2 Dlotcs DjIIjh. J n� c Hadunann. Of ii'illa Dtriing a instance N'cf, Rita Whetley. Geraldine Itaumgart Joyce VanJercchaff. Patricia O'Kon, KaiKira Hard, Arlawainc Folkman. Mima Krueger Row 5: llarn Krug. Man-Id Hubert, James Sullivan, James Haney, Charles Muth, Carl Anderson, C arl Stark. OH Puksv SH 9 ELKMENTARY DIVISION Dr. Neal Billings. Director Elementary UiMimn Otfuen Utxtaic Matt in. Vue proukni; Vtrn«n Pinlcuwsici, President. Division of Elementary Education offers undergraduate and graduate curruub for the training of teacher and jdministrjtor of elementary schools from the nursery school through the eighth grade. On tin- undergraduate level there are two tour-year curricula, ‘I lit l.oscu Elementary curriculum educates leathers for nursery school, kindergarten, and the primary grades one and two. The Upper Elementary curriculum educates teachers for grades three through eight and leathers in |umor high .schools. JUNIORS Km |: (.jrul Krthv (� r.uc W aktkli k Miry KttnMM, jot� luu! . I) «r� Viiuk Hi i Shir In Olm, Ruunvm Rjuvh I.m� C i Huml Raw 2 !■� k Tr.iui ? 'l n Stchhim, )i Krusluv At nun KatM.lv OtttjlJ M.itiki Milton Dutulu. Inlm Miclki RnUml Selim iJl. M Hi� Sclmvkv. knuiu Frvtkh JUNIORS: Kim I Murv Ann Stlilitwt, AniK-ttr Slurtrr. Aluc Gulc, l.orrjim Wikrtt Gcnl ilmc DimIuki. Cuilrun Hochm, Mn Run Home. Dori Stumt Ron 2- Arlcm Vi’ilkr f irol KIcutH'htnidt. Al HcmiiIjv Quri« l.imh, OxulJ Pmmnli, Hill Weitv Die Buchitun, Ruth Rcttlcr. 1km RiMmwwn At Jt'NM K$ R.. I I i|Ki S oJ K vki. (•till IWiiwn Mim Rutiuin Mm lane Nu lik, Dorothy Bublit Wamit ow� kou'� fci. GUh Humber R « - Bc« Aunt Hulin Harold Kirmenkr Haney Mark- Henry fVpl� u ki. (HwaJJ Mauler K eai«-nJ Jakuhiak. Venum Fabnhak Lucille T.umya. ft 2 SOPHOMCtRFV Rim I IUwell BH:r Donna amnwrinann, |.un Min, Marilyn Kivlmen, Pa! Mwenum. I.ionc SdloU Ro� 2' PjuIsih Guwixk Hciiuic Dim, GuUiCc Laebl. Kamtall Liars K-r :, flarhiM htniiii«, Betty Buhl SOPHOMORI’S R.m I: Ifcinadittc K� u%ck. D� crm K.yulkc. SMC I - PMb r . Iktty lean Charlton. Mjf) MiCufchctm, Maralyn Kochnen Sonia R - Ho vn Jiun Pwk. Rim : (miiici Sthltrfcvlmilch, lk� rbara Roland, Marilyn Srujri Jitycc hnv Sdwcthtrt, LiiMMr Lti'I. Manlvn Coardif, CvnuaifK Roncanv Helen Slmitv-nib, Carolyn Palorncy. Patricia IkifCi. Mary Utah, C.l.nly CiiM’unx sOI’HOMORTS; R«m I Arkno Pankrat Maty Mink, Iran axllirk. Helen Rnyiland. Pat Kc«lv. Hetty Klm btil. Patrkta Thoenjf Rim' 2 Marguerite Ha hr, Joe Diliberti, Ruth Rmt, l.illuit VmmK, Donald Ostntki. Day id Weaver, I.ola l 'rr, Allan | Sylmci. Harriet Scholc. Hcxcrlr MiCann Run- C hrix(of?vl 65 SOPHOMORI’V Rt� l I li .iKth llvrm.inn. Knunun An.tdirv D l kc. A at). DjIkIu I'lolli Mt'Kcn ir. C.iful (jiuHlIuikl. I'.ui I MR- Kjiununn R � MiMrul Sarvir William Rltfil. Mill in li. R«� y. HiMipiidt- Kaumaiui. Vin liaIlipmi 61 s il’IH s R � I Veinun I'mlcim Da«n lou. Nano Djiio. CLiiki Smilli, Natxy Kilchpaw T«« y RolanJ Krahn Kim .• Rmvll l.unj;, (••% Kiiutj Randall Liiaiithu . Iiuit Kram . C tli� Ricnicf. )a'i Zil.n Itill Franacn. Caiuhn M.ixvkcll. l.nrtlN TiHlunJoR FRESHMEN R' I: Marie Dr-tfke. Delon« Blunder. Jnan Sam Brllv Aurill Patmu D. n. Rochelle Saltier. Judith VhtlHu MarK.ru HtvknnJorf R 2 Mm Ann Ranlik.i Verna Om luphcrum, Naniv Went Janet Hc«. Arlene Tnu. Juanne CjrUm llatksra Mdt) An.clinc Ktvdrmkt. Bette LonafJclli. Kathnn Sihweotncr FRESHMEN R � I lieninu Vrrlc Hathara Parke. Marihn Martin Lois Mar Severe |o Ann Ik . FiltW Colter. Ineehourjs R-ikmlu.i l.ui Bek R t (k-atnec Van Dtki Roland Olctuhrk. William Merita, Martin SraMfeldt Dxk Zarlinc. J hn linden. (vc-rald Seepkr. Kenneth Th� ck R Fniman. Man Je n Hint Kim I Pal SmuUi. Pal Ktllv Rita Krauw. Man WiJ-meter. Dineht Kuhalr. Arlene IV Imm Dortne Ihlert Shirk Kraho .loan Kctnnit . (jerakJinr Frank rA FRESHMEN; Rom I Naomi hrlnun, Roitutnc lV r ki. Emi MunJiy. Kathleen MiLdlin, Nancy Gottman. Althea Ciinow . Luxu Markicardt, Mark Aim R % 2: Lydia OMmiMi. (itnclh ruth . Iivin Duray, Gene Hitkcy. Arihui Zjttle, jcnum Ik-juJit, Ruhtrt Kolrll. Ed Zinur '. Richard Hammer NX ilium l-i imki. Joan Hrinun. Manor it Dj liman FRESHMEN Him ! Ailj Martin. Carol Mae I.nko. Matilvn Braav Ellm VC'inncmotr Flora Honour . Ellen Witte Ruth Kmtcho, Jeanne Gn� , Barbara H« luru ci R.ov ’ Jean me Me-Connell. Pcjwv Albright. Catherine Gaffney. Ruth Richter, Joan Herbert. AuJrvy H .in I eon. Jane Vnkfcmaitn. Arlene Tnnaet I ucillc Pedersen. Vconnt War . Joan Strain.-, Dnu.th) Wakmnwyki Ru ' Shir Ire Kalfai Marilyn Pttrrvon. Loi Leahy, Dolores lUum. Colette Dittrich. Sally Ann lllvm Roberta Vatnndt, Marianne Baltic. Genevieve Pribyl. Mary Warner. 66 Alice Streng, Director EXCEPTIONAL DIVISION WILLIAM HESTER — President CAROL HOI. . Vice president JANE HEULE Secretary BONNIE WENSEL — Treasurer Hxccptional division train teachers of children who deviate from the average in physical. mental, or social characteristics On the undergraduate level three three curricula art offered: education of tire deal and haid ol hearing; education of mentally and educationally handicapped, or retarded, children, and speech correction. In the graduate division a student may lollocc a general course of study or may c 1 loose to specialize in either of the first two curricula mentioned or in nltool psychology. 6$ JUNIORS Row I: l H pl-.irw- RmI(. Janri Gmnill. Ounlirn Jiimi Sail) Pork in. Vir :inM FraiKtffci, C� fa ly� Zotllul Row ( i l«lu Arup� i, Vkiar Duhokt. Daniil C Robert Barium. IIjiu) Riley, Join J Wodyn, Eleanor Kroki 'Ol'ilf � M()RI s How i Ooroihy T.rxlifk. Jane Timilc, Nanny Olnm, Mjik ChII.i I it.i Gi'xltky, Arkm Kruv Row ; S.nn Bar.ako, Janie Bccijnl. Ptjiey Piric. Milprct IbJcf, DiibU Rkc . Willum Lmc, u FRESHMFN Kiw I Itv.1,i Gi'Iiii Dv ri' Kwuil Vii.ctnu I«un fiiturfonJ. Ri « 2 lil. M.illm. CUni.nt Ihidum. II.tty Jijin Aiken 70 I M� i« Division Board: Anilmm Ciiwc, licjtuivr. J«un Kirmm, ur-p«oi.lcit� . Vernon X ittr, picsidi nl; Jacob VerliuUt. iuMjo Purpose ol tlic Division of Music Education is to train graduate ami undergraduate students ID three pluses ol music education teachers and supervisors of public kIkkiI ocal music: tradicrs of public school iiistruitKiit.il music in the capacity of band and orchestra directors, tear tiers of public mIkxiI music, both vocal and instrumental. lor students hi other divisions in the college, tlic Music division otters music minors, separate music eourscs. and concerts by choral groups, orchestra, and band. JUNIORS Rim I: Annjmay Hornier, Joan Ziif l.i� n Gloff, f nHhy Sthwarfcthcde, Jean .le kota, jmlyn |alm Riw 2 Wjjhc ) Rear, Ja� h Vtrlmht, FrvOifuV. Kaaitmctef, I . n Sdmnkk. Tom Killin'. John Rcivhari. ll.'NIORS Rim | Gordon Hivhtdf, Nln Krinl Arcntun, Mary I Hanvio. Barbara I nruh. lari Kmoif' Rim 2: John Vanik. Jamc Armticn, Allan Walter , Donald Snunkc. Himn Canitr, 73 SOPHOMORES Rim 1 MiKu Wukmit. Betty $lwk, Je.itKtu Kittel, litnc Thirkill, Ruth m. l ki!n K .ilcr K-itliryn Schiller, Helen Alton Kww 2. Mnptct Hcillni;, Janet Smith. K«'l. n� l RjJiiut. Milton Vytyan. KnlurJ Tctu lii Ronald D'. Vtllrtv Pity Hi Kkne. Aim PtlroliL ShirlcTAtm Miu. FRESHMAN’ K n I: Faith Vjnwmjnn, Miry Jean MiOth, Luuik Mil'o-li. I'at Abiupt Joy Kuril wichcl, Duiim Hantnn, Am.uv.lj Arertt. Ron • Ruth Marti , Ik tty K-inn Huil Ajvjiic. Dointln Hunt, William Gartrkc. Dorothy HiJki, Rit.i Sclmrif ct, Beverly Anckfion C,r.� l Fluiuun SECONDARY DIVISION John J. Lj cnhv. Dircxtor Soxvlarv Division Officers; D n OlanJct. sice president. Janie Ik-Jttic. proi.knr. Cifl Shader, see ret ary-treasurer Division of ScuiikIjijt Education oilers facilities, both on the undergraduate and graduate levels, to prepare teas hers for junior ami senior lii 'h sshools. Besisks a brood general cdusatiou, students in tins division receive specialised training in a major teaching field and two minor fields. There is little differentiation in the lurrknluin for tl� c training of junior hi h stliool leathers and senior high school teachers, since students � lo student teatlunj: on both levels and art prepared for work in either field. 76 JUMORS Rom I FloritKC RuKaeh. Thelma Sntic. Carol Binno. Kay P wli� ki. Kathleen K.cs Betty Mnlinjxr. Tlicftra KaymnnJi. Rat Gimbury: Ron Oi k Buriat J. Betty W .k 1� . Plan Ninpvw Armin Hlodr, Howard WilwnoMt Jamt-t Grmklaxv Datid (Quinlan. Cirol Sekadrr. Ruth St time. Robert Hittu SOPllOMORlN Row 1; Carolyn Fleck tmte in, Pc� ; .- Shnnky, Patricia Pierce, Beverly SchulU, Virginia IX Rovht. Marilyn Kw.ath.-wdi Row : Lea Gerhart . Philip Ceil, Art Rump! OdB Rollim. Marie Babbe. Florence Rcncnhcrjrcf 77 FRI HMI!N Row I: Hinruh Wcittel. J'un GocJBumc, Marine Dean. Sui Browne, Mary Jo Lymli. Ktirvn BrarvJoiMcin. June U i . Fe qqr Kan Row 2 NX ilium Rcinvhmidf. Oil Marulli. Jjiik l.mlet Janie Det en GeniU Strakfl. Ln rente NX . Ik IN.-yd Nil'-n. Ikvctly Ur. FRISHMIiN' R.w harlura DiCcuie, PjIm IWmitcy. Hefty Sehrvibcr. Dorothy IUkHIoIc. tlmlwh Dmin Fihu Fiikctt, Kathryn Meodeftr. Joyec Hi)«k. Row : llx n NX lrtii. Arthur .M« H Hart. NX ilium Hjcunihl. Keith NX'illumv AllnJ Sluifincr. Inhn Gl« kkr. Dun Zimmerman R«� w $; Girl Dutruli, Ally it Fnixf. Kenneth Dukm. Jane l.yrns Ui Records D n Aimo.lj. John Holiday, Don l.ucbkc, Kenneth Koehler ? 79 UNCLASSIFIED DIVISION Alvin Throne, Director l'in.Livti6€-ti D.vimoo Win r� LVhij: NkGmir, prunknl; (. mn« (.•jteski secretary imtinr. UiKUnsificJ division presides two years of general education in pre-professional work for students who arc definitely planning to enter some profession other than teat lung or wlw have not yet made a thoiec of profession. I're-kgal. prc-mcdical, pre-engineering, or other such pre-professional students may take the first one or two years of their work in this division, depending upon the requirements of ilsc college to which they expect to transfer. l � i SOPHOMORES: Row t Connie Gijnki, Phylli Sp,iuMin . D. Do Roe her. Ri w- 2: Shiroo Dui . R«Jy.it K.. Villi, Biih Gillo. FRESHMEN Row I Robert Ions. Mutulycc Koenig, Cornell KoUkowtki. Raymond Johnson FRESHMAN: Row !: Elizabeth Them. Nancy Ktcinunn. Donna Bh«cb, Diane KclIcnhctK-er. Jacquelyn Gallagher, Margaret Shipman, Cornelia KoUkowilu. Loit Pcrvhhachcr Row 2: Darlccn Luedtke. Grtydon Abendtoth. Donald Van Scotlrt. Paul Pmkupek Kenneth Zarlin£. Da� id Nas owitr R n M. Lk+I. Ronald Crsarx, Mane Barton FRESHMFN R.m t: Janie c Jaquith. Beverly Bailey. Row. Madritaeh, 1-ourve Madritvh. Barbara Vandcr linden, Roinainc Bordci Row 2; Joyce Mouraca. Elaine A Rosin. Joan DuRay. Hatlan Giesc William Miller. Garbo Kalahari Gyncth Foeh . Rose Marie I.odka Faith Kochn 82 FRESHMEN lt«« I: RnKauiY CIab« t. Lomu MukI. Marlcm SflucFti, Owl Hu I in. Arlroc Gmth. Jotve Sehulk. Belly Mi� un Row 2. Iljrvo W Kbo, Janu A. Bird, Njihc llaminev Rnkird tknncllt, Jamc% Noll. Ravnxmd Klmutr, jaroo Ski Inh M Qu i Student Qaae nment. Kuth Ckn.ll Sruttuy-Treasurer; John J H«nnvjoi-k. President. James Attntvin. VucprvsiJmt 11k ( ninmonucalth is the organization wlm'h unites all students ami fatuity at MS l Rules for tin government of the Commonwealth are nude and executed by the F: ecutivc hoard, familiarly known as the CEB. Officers of the Com monw call li arc elected in all-college elections and sene as officers o: the student I ody a well as the Executive iioarj. The lioarJ is comprised of students and fatuity elected by iJtcir respective groups. 11ii� year s Executive Board formulated a set of by-laws for the Constitution adopted in 1916. partuipatcd in the Student-Fatuity conference on November 2H. planned student participation on college committees, implemented a faculty rating system, budgeted the student activity Ices lor next year, and sponsored numerous other activities such as an .ill-college cjuestionnairc and Activity Week. M, Carol Hi tmn Mur' Hriclnuier Cordon Clarke Robert Frey Dick (iier Mar ilauten Carol Kruinik Marilyn Naejslcy Pete N'jnnctti May Hex Jim Kn k.inl Janet Kicdl 87 Arthur Rump! Hill Thnm.it Don Sthrjinmcl C« fr i4 the G lkjcr M omen .nvoiino. in which ill i t lk ( 4kKc hilonc. Ihft CWA liunl Thu iaiiu|' i 10 111.no- “I jII CV'A K� i iuv� . which tfkluil. nii 11 mc� «Ik Owotnu d.nK,-Hvtrul KM. f. A 0 y ilu Thjiikvco me Klk w iup kt -Mi. JnJ (hr Chmtnus f jn.|l lidu MTMir Drulifiwfll of kind fd- w liip jmunjc ill iIk men � 11'IK ci j iIk pwrr ««c of � • Min' iluh Fifth tnjn on ic umpm i iiitonuiHilly j ft-niK i of (be dub One of n ptimjiy lunxiuwift of iIk leu i iIk iiuinKfuna I (hr mm lounri' Sf« oftof-� ip of t� o ill-tollccft- ntlki t.itmc piiiif i inoihrr im-int.mt activity. (.Vi A IkmiJ; R,m i; Ottx Murph). Mi� OwiU u WalUc«rt. jimi Ricdl. .in Kite ) . Sjno lljuti. Doni(|)i LiofH'tvr. Row Kathryn Cram Mi� Matir Mcilnl, Connie i|oki, VIlKiUu I li uiKlu, v'cu f� jlk win Min � ( lul Ifcutil Ti«� Citur. Anton Jant h. , u Urn Hioui. Wi iK USevk. Tom Mourhm � D V Cue. •� -V lil.ftk. Win Pinko � ki. J m A itXwfl. An Runtj , Getjk HjiwiMk. fjn n UurvJ -mJ Orchestra Committee. Bob Siegel. ,l un Kit. row. Aiiihony Circco. U lim: .in.: Gm.iii I. CbnttiltNt Row It burton Pnllirulil. aJmcr. AOlU l.odindnit'. Rifctt Mack. Row .J: Ti.l Kucxkcr. Dick l.� thgnsi. Representing tin hind and nfcbc-srrj hi tin Common-wwllli IwWm Irani an-the metnlnr « t tin- Rand ami Orihvstu cnmniHtre. Functions « t ibis commit -tec unhide tin .1 IIIKali n of funds i.� lie spent hi tMiisii.il jctnilni and ail ion upon board suggestions concerning musical affaire Erection • ! fences, planting of trees, jiiI tile general car of tlir College campus lit (lie re |Hinvhlitie ol iln Uuilil ing and Ciiouitdji committee. founded III 1932. This group al� o maintain tlx college Imllc tin Kurds and regulate (lie distribution of student publicity im the campus. One of tin- Julies of tlu-Conunnnni .11111 it the- super-vision of cIIckc ekttiofls Direct Iv in eluiKt .ire mem-hers i«| tin I: lection cumnut-tee who ilivtuhuii hi I lots .uni avsist Jt cletlion time by ulm Ijlmc I lie results. Winn illness strikes, nil students. jti.l particuliirly those living awjy from home, can look In llit Welfare committee for iiKtill 11 help. The proup authorizes such pretrntiiive protects .is Xtji in skied tuberculosis and inooctiblinns to prevent influenza. Motion Committee R vv 1; Dorothy Hall. T-m. Cthjt. Uriel Smith. Rote ’ Mill V . Art Ruirtpl Jjnxs Delicti. 1 I Well I ■ ■ . ittSl K, , s-.ul, v Allen Miss Mi. hi Ladle EvBTOi Ic-v. 2 Joe Kucetj. Olio Ricmtf. Tom Gcl ur, CkiiiOt A, Uoehme. 90 Do to the effort' of the members t tin- Mailbox committee rath cxillejcv � ludcnt is supplied with a mailbox short l| after lire beginning of a new temnitt Keeping the boxes dean And orderly re also k of the- tack' of tin fttvup. Student Employment Bureau of the OKruiumucrlth helps (nlleeiim who art- in need of employment to fiixl Mailable |otw Purpow of lire SiiH. which � c now operated by the Alpha Hu thncKJ eel vice fra lernitv. I� 111 only to find part-time- |obc lor etude ntc. hut to protnotr fan watt-' and pleasant conditions. Mailbox Committer: Joan Zuchc, Frederick Karntmerer, Ruth Smcdltmd SI IV C. runitlci Duk Nowkki. Glnru Zander. Mite Mane Mctkcl, Tom Dritten 91 Studcnti ami faculty mon-IxfN no |Jk Hbll'um «oro-•iiiticc funitx n 4' 4ii nr wni-ration nt tin h.iii hwi.iI|Ii awl have llw v|h, Ihi (u k ■ l p«r uitine iIk Tltutviay nnunmv aiMinhly programs that will pun iik' ! lli -n uruinmcfit .iikI iitiJlntu.il Kni frt nil It-ci nu.lmli ami family AJUcoUcpc smcbl tinuiiuni not sponsored bv .my specific otKjni atina atr dimlnl In the mm ijiI (iumtnUn i't the f iiiiuiimiAjltli ln.t iiu-tiii.il social mini «d flii' £i«� up |i tin Pioiik-nt ' kill liefil uji Mintci in li«•n«� r of the presidmi ot tlu � IU.e - Planning mixers. aliit pinn damo. and carious otlnr pji -tu.1 kup the MHi.il •« inmitti busy tliiuuphmit tin- mllici V'Jf. Platform Oimmictii' Ait Kumpl, Ruth 5k htie. Carol Schaefer Turn li.iuchnc y. Social (lunimttiv; Ron I: Maureen Manihrslct. Claire Zinncil, Rolxit I'hit, lane llcule, Mi Wollaeevi. Joan Weiner, I.ura GrnlUn R- u 2: uni Duvmincl. Nan C� rr. Rim l.onc. Moms Sclentiky, TeJ Kuttlct. bill Vein. CnulJ Hanas ak, Lupine Lynch. Dorothy Tendick, Maty Iscmt. I.ucy J, Klein. Stock G nnar� Hoard; Row | Hcvcrhr Schultr, Letter Falirnunn, ad«itcr, Virginia DcRmicr. Row 2: Hob Hactiam, Hob Gray. David Quinlan Student In ion Gimmittcr Sam Borotia. Midp Albright. Joe Slcckle Tlte Stock Company board, tompiivrd id its officers and one Blcmbct-at-large. decide policy and t� responsible for enforcement ot constitutional regulation All number id tlic braid arc via led and their •Jrciimnc are subject to cb.in.Kc by vote oi all tlic member d Stud G-mpany Well equipped and staffed, the L'nion provide that much needed spot to puichicc re-fredimentv nr relax between classes Member of the com mittce directing the Union focus their attention upon whatever tuggc-cimnc arise llul thuw pocobilitK of incrcav mu services to the student. 9 C)i4A AtLleticA, . 0 0 0 • Discussing formations art Coach Herman Kluge, Coach Guy Pcuwcll, and Coach A mm Kraett. GaacheA, The 1919 football season marked (he 19th year that Herman Kluge has been head loach of (Ik Green Gulls. A� athletic director, he has also done a line job in coordinating the entile athletic department lure at MSTC. (oath Kluge g et a hand on the toothail held from assistant coach Armm Kraett. Mr. Krjcl't also toadies the college's tennis and golt teams. Guy Pen well � the man who teaches the hner points of hxskcthall to the varsity c|umtct. (oath John Tie nicy is the coach of MSTCc track h|ujJ. Another oi Ins projects ic tile intramural sport program which under his direction is becoming popular. The contribution ol tlww. men. to athletics here at college is even more than these coaching positions. For there arc the instructors who give cadi man in the college a dunce to lx a good sport. Row 1: Ntufc Klofta (T). John Havs (M). Eugene Morricscttc. Joe Curro, Ron Gerrajehty. Joe laranlmo, Glenn L'lriilmn. Dave Sdiirli. Howie Nault losmill Adame, Addicon Sils«itl � nn Jerry Rverson. Pete Boyaiun. Nelson (M) Rom 2 John Tierney. OJi Rollins (T). F.J Eheik (T). Don Magic. Jolm Rotolo, Hoh Knapp. Sun In Dve tUki D� n Borrkinann. Art D ikecn. Mutt Trjto, Ken I.mdl. Herb Oeutt (M) Row $: H«ib Hammond (M), Edwin Grim. Qirii I .tureen (M). Phillip Geil (M). Richard Grcicrll (T). David GnliDi. Daniel Ik neon. Kill Steil. Tony Muctal. Joe Scarfsdi Arthur Papenfui, Joe V'nJarf, Charles Smith. H«4� Genova. Jim: M.it.ihH. Clay Chipmao, Philip Middleton. August Cibariih. Dick Drmski. Boh Mann, Arm in Kraeft. Herman Kluge, Rom 4: t noM Kusch. Mike Thclan. Gust Mianvilr, Dun Zimmrinun, Dominic Puglia Bob Kola Ikb Cootwire. Gordon Harkharth )ame� GunJcrson. Donald (innJnd. llnxiuv Kircher, Alfred Podoiak. Donald Omphrll, Clem Zrhrowiki. Edward Zainow. Hob Suhert I'M Conference Standing Won (asst Tied La Crosse .. 5 | 0 Stevem Pont .. 1 (I Stout 4 i 0 Milwaukee -. ...5 s 1 Ptettcvflts . 3 3 0 Whitewater 2 3 1 ILau Chin 3 1 Superior 1 4 0 River Falls . 1 4 1 Oshkosh 1 1 0 1949 FOOTBALL TEAM lit 19 9 tin Green Gulls took to the field with high hopes lor the forthcoming season However, the bad bleaks ,md injuries which coaches dread, did not lorsakc our sejuad this year. The college was proud of tltc great showing that the team did make lor itself. Final standings lound MSTt hi solid possession of Ith place. Three wins, two defeats and one tic was the final tabulation that the hoys in Green and White left on the conference record books. The team was ably manned with veterans of other years. Some of the newer men displayed great potentialities and much is to be expected of them in next year’s campaign. 97 Hen.- mir strong Wen� nt play forces an enemy player to run wide around end Lind I is staying m poudno lo Uvfclc, as Wuvdsut and Gunderson tome unm fit help. Tackle Don Hrgte and Tony MumjI were l o l our hoc dclrmivc men. Again our defense shines a not one Sul two of � ur men crack a man down Graduation will tlun our ranks ot many of Out hot plaserv but new men. such as Wes Smith can ahly til the wcanciev Little .lie Tatintino pa Hops for an opening � our tram is missing the Kill down field. Hi' ability to pass quick kick offs caught the enemy off guard. Plowhorsc. Att Drrkscn. and Boh Knapp also did fine jobs in carrying tin mail for MSTC. M Club. Row I: Disk Amhcuta. Glenn Jahnkc. Bob Scuhei, Mall Trgo. Jack KinJig. Dki Mjirkivwita. Don Bomcman, D m Foglu, Ken Dakin. Row 2: Kctlli Barney Bill Neel. TeJ Kau� , Ken Lind I. Tony Mima I. Dim Campbell, Bob Cootware. Jim Gender, Don Grind rod. Row ): Jerry Rcycrum. Joe Curro. Duane Mom . Al KaMrlic Carl Mueller. Dm Stern. U«b Hainan, Ken Kiaru, Dave Shirley Row t. Coach Annin Kratfl, Bob Boll. Tom Gtlhai. Bib Knapp, Dm Magic. Jim Gunderson. Leonard Gicka Ken Lemma. M eu... Prasad holders o� llie coveted M thcee sportsmen arc automatic member of the college M club Essentially, of course, the organization aim to promote sports on tampu htncvtr, the gioup IS also grc-atl) interested in sponsor ini: social activities Typical among the latter •� Use annual Homecoming Banquet in honor irf alumni members. 99 Kim «'� I D«in GnndrnJ. ort Sihulic. H«4' Mueller Jerry Kcymnn, Duane Morns Al Kutiluh, Dick Juni.di Inn R.u! n � i, Gc l(pv Swt d, hob Uolx Left in Ri ht: hob Groma. hill Ktum. Wo Smith, Kd Grins Turn Paulscli, Ken Lemma Boh Kuhlnun, Jim Gunderson, Al PoJoldk, Don Ml Fallen I In I M.ddhton BASKETBALL... Ouch (in) Pen well' coyecmcn fought past their opponents to finish in a second place tk with Oshkosh. In fin standings, the Green Gull' finished second only to River Falls wlu� went through ll«r u-ason undefeated. Il i' j highly unt ul season and lew student' will forget the thrills afforded hi 11 icv.- hnc haskctccrv In 2? games played this past season, the Green Gull Hoopsters as a team dn j'p J in a total o! IMM points, a'-craging over .316 in shots from the floor and a phenomenal 001 average tor I fee throws. The sparkling season was darkened only by the- ensuing lo� � f seven u(,vr� through graduation. Thry ale forwards Jon Gunderson and Ken Lgtnmcr. evn-tcr Hob holr. guards Duane Morris and Jerry Reyerson. and reserses Art Detk-sen and Jerry Rakowski Tliese losses will eui deeply into tl� i ranks of Pen-well' squad. hut flit tahnf displayed • n the floor by two iumwmo, Wes noth and Al Podnlak. will briny: a dimmer i t hope lor the owning bucket-Kill season IV«h Hoi sin rendered the high Koriny: stuwn which Ik- held l � r three- years to Ken la-mmtr Ken lot the hoop foe 391 points to the rangy Centers )3« tallies. 49-30 Final Conference Standing W-L Riser Falls .. 12a) 1.000 Milwaukee ... .. 8-t .667 Oshkosh . .H-t .667 Superior .. M Mill Plattevilh- .7011 I-a Crosse ... 6-6 .Min Fau Claire .. 4-R .333 Whitewater .. 441 .333 Stevens Point . 3-9 .2M) Stout . 3-9 .’Ml I - Bob Bob ops it in for another ha‘kct. This Jitum depute a typical MSTC lymr The regular nt lk b Hole. Jim Gundtt-son, Ken Lemmer. Duane Morris, and Jem Repersor assemble in posit i««i to await the iump All hsc itubft have played llicir lust juntc on the liardwoed nt MSTC and then times will be hard tu 611. Swish anMlwr basket for the Clitn Gull Capers as Gundervin sinks oik «•� Ins terrific d rise-in shuts Jim Juts played some scry line Kail and has im-pmsed steadily since ininanjc the Gn-cn Gull tepud TRACK. . . Big thing ire again expected of the MSTC track team, as they take to the held in defense of their conference championship. Meet early in the year exposed the tremendous wealth of material that Cuaeh John Tierney ha in this year's team. The influx of students ha brought with it some outstanding frrduncn. who have presided the depth for the H|iud ol little winners that returned to action Two of MSTO's all lime tr.ivk and held, greats arc to vseaken next year's sejuad by their graduation. Ken l.cmmer tlsc versitile runner and hurdler, and Dick Zyvolonck ate pole sou Iter will be sorely missed in next year's hue up. 1112 a Track Team Row I; Chuck Beaudry, Cirl Dietrich, Joe Tarantino. Ken Dcakm, Fred Bailey. Kerwin Bartow. Jerry Stern. Herb Ovutt, manager. Jim Pollack Row 2 Pat Dimnll, Boh Pfctrrson Bob Knapp. Keith Huon, Glen Jahnke. Ted Kauv . Dick Steffen. I m Stem. Bill Knop. John Hart, trainer, Cnarh John Tiemey, lex Rollins. trainer. TRACK... One of Slate's lop flight performers is Boh Knapp, who is sliown here tossing tin- javelin Here are four of MSTCs ace sprinicrs shown as they warmed up early in ihts year's spring training. n SWIMMING . . . . Caul) Herman Kluges swimmers eltucd mother sutccsslul season. Final tabulations eh owed the M|uad won 9 mrcti, and only lost 2. Graduation will hit the (quad hard this year. Among those w|� o will graduate arc some of this year's best performe-rs. Jim itljikwood, Ra Dworgyk jnd Carl Mueller. These along with others thjt will leave college will weaken the xjuad. but with tin return veterans and promising material next year s squad dioulil nuke a good showing tor itself. K is� t: Bob Blackwood. D « Burgardt. Carl Mueller. Jack M� ul� . Jim UlaAw•««J. I.torurd Gaskj manager |or Ferrara, student uvuh, R � 2 Bill l.astc. Paul Kulurds. Gc� rgt Pripn Paul VosssMokcl. Tom (kltur. Clvin Sslkt Row ' Funk KulanrwKjr. U n Iti.ko Bill Fran rn. IXur las Hall, bill tt’im, N Zirn «. Gudi Hernun Klu.ee. HM WRESTLING .... Something new appeared on ll� e athletic horizon here at State this year. It was the emergence of a wrestling team. Despite the fast that our team was in its infancy, the boys did a line job. They won several of their meets, and made a fine showing for the lollcge in the AAU tournament. ms Rim I: Di«n Brunner, Km Krakm, Carl Dutruli Rim 2 Howie Nault l � ll Steel. lW«t� Cuwtwarc. Auric Cihnuli Golt Turn Ron I Don M rki� it7. Paul Viiwwinkel, k KmJijj, Mob Wilwm Rim 1 AilJivm Silvrithorn. Jim Ckn.cir, ( null Armin Kuril Mob Mutlki Duk Kvi ntimki GOLF... With spring comes tee oil time for the college golf team. The team made a hoc showing m the beginning of the season with veteran sejuad members such as Paul Vosswinkd, IV b Mueller and Jim (ienger leading the way. Tenrm Turn: ll.m I. Juk Old . Ken Hil kt. Frier lV yj|un. Row I usrm- Wjrvi. Hob Schulte. Uimh Kiliu. TENNIS ... Much is expected of the tennis team which is concluding its season. Veteran John Schulte led the tennis team in the state meet and will be returning next year to add veteran strength to a team of new men. in NV'RA Ri'w i Mary Evi-nvjo, Jaikic Amknun, Rac Grnsburg. J an Mark litlith llniwn. R � Hi pv- HnllnKr, Marilyn l_i Huthic. Pat Haitian.I. Phvlht Klosc. Madge Albright. Min Ann Ncyk-rg Women KnltilionJl animation members luu the pkiunt. but not always t � easy. ta k of planning women i recreational Mtivilm Thij group an Athletic himprct lot the men on tlu vaisity traim and directs tire Dorado ilub for wimmc0, ts '•ill as planning an all-college vjuarr dance Row I Coach Herman Kluge. Dick Nowiiki. Jim Bladcwood. Cary Janicit. Row ’ lot Fetartu, Clem Sylke. Dick Lithgow. Carl Mueller PruMetm of finance an the chief tumttn ot the Athletic committee- which appropriates tund� to support college athletic activities Repotting t� the Ccunmonwculth, this group a lx) acts a -regulatory body in Utt 1 1 rijjht. fcJitli llnwn, Min Evrftxn. l.ow Kannmwtki Ann Srr.iih, lanr Grc'ke. Florence KaniKxk . Uetty Avcrill. iGrtun Papk. Man Wumeyer Joyce Harnnetiw. I. r� e Gr v� Janet Cunmll. Manr J«an Hint 2 oWxda Dorado. tin- girl swimming club j£am thrilled the audience with their annual water pageant. The tfunx of the 1950 show was Holiday Ili hlij hts Cifjcdul, precision swimming to the jtnill of holiday mu u made their aijuatii how one ot the hi hli ht'. ol this vear’x college event . 108 omedI JlocJzey . . . Another activity sponsored by the WRA i� women's hotkey The women aim to develop teamwork and co-ordination. The team represented State in Milwaukee play day and in other intcr-colle c competition. too Women's Hockey; Rust I Gladys R.xnhcffl, laojmlyn. Darlene Luedtke. Mary Ann Nybef . Florence Kukuli. Row 2: Grace Gutekunst. M.mlvn t-� BuJdc, Mary liscnvm, Sue Brown. Barbara Baleen, Arlene Truumk. Helm Millindt. MO 6u i tyou itU £ltate . Ill IXtrurw WWJJiq i.Hitpy W PP«rn Margaret MtOrth) Stcnikl NiriiMir Managing Editor Thelma Solie SntnJ Semester Editor Anything that's news of of unisctMl interest (•� the college tan K.- found in The Echo. the official Commonwealth noiif fxr (iim intmni of staff n fucr in. rcpottrrs cetmc and go, hut the high standards of |oumaliMii fuse been rus'id ) t� posterity until The Helm tinlav rates lugh among national collegiate publications. Hie editorial board sponsors PEAK Night an annual uINcollcge entertam-:nrnt. and inwn the ponced of thr event the paper was able to e-ijuip itself with six new typewriters for thi use ot all college punlkatiom. Funds were alvi set atnlc tn provide for two publication scholarship . A new editor IS (IctKtl bt the edi tonal board each semester and that editor appoints a stiff to assist in the production of tlu college paper Ad vise to Iltc Echo is Harold Alii gr«n. English arvJ Journalism depart ment Ruth Scshtig Ss’CWS M lee I p Editor J'fcr (.age ( and Schaefer Donald Olamler Soeiery Editor Fcaturr Fditnr — Gt-City Editor Gty Editor III Reporters Ron i Janet Hess. Patricia Dcmc . Margaret Smith. Rose Yanks Rm� 2: Judi l.ivin ston. I.oum- Fn.mli. John Rankin, Virginia Forviitli. Sue Wyraelcnhcrg, Assistant City Editor City Editor Kiii Pawliski, AwiUant o� L-Jihw Futuv Editor ( and binon. Assistant City Editor Society Editor Maine Simplon. Assistant Copy Editor — Society Editor Ml PrftltV Sliiniky, Rewrite Editor Copy Editor Rath Snicdltmd City Editor Alim Schvvci Spt ii h Editor Jitwt Ricdl CivCop)’ Editor Shchlixi Stein j� -Futurc Editor Pat Pierce Kew rile Editor |ohn Keel Katun. Writer Columnist Sigmund Snopck A-'iitant Katun Editor 115 I landicjppcd Iron) I lie beginning by having only .i mall ilte editors of ihc 1 M'S Ivy attempted lo do ihc hot job possible. Photography and more photography nude up ilu- major share o: ihc Ivy. Following the new trend m yearbook publicalion. Ivy editors did not choose j theme for the ye rbook The IV'H Ivy is merely a record of college life. It was dedicated to the Student Poluy committee ol tin. college for the ob this committee has done to carrying out the proposals of the Studcnt-Faiully conference. It - Lorraine Wilt' HI lUmnos Manner Hamid N. Ahljtrcn Ads net Dnwn Meyer Senior Editor Nancy Divio Avs't Senior Editor Carol Schaefer Litcrjry Editor John Kankin As t Literary Editor Thelma Solic Fatuity Editor Clarice Smith Adoitici Editor Fhv||i� I'irncr Ci'ChM Editor Art Kurtipf Asst. Sport Editor 117 Cheshire it tin' literary publication H ihc college. One i� msc it puhlithcd each tmictur under i new editor Contribution 4tv nude In tin ptihlnjtmn b tfudents interested in crcativr writing. Mc-nthcr tom . 11 division in the collect arc eligible tor tatf position on the maganne ( ami Binon — I xctutivc Iditnr, Firtl Stmctitr I IK Sijrf member .in Uu.wn jt a meeting of ihc Cheshire bnnl dwuwnj: their tcccni publication Publication Committee Row I: Margaret McCarthy. Ruth Sethtig, Carol tlinon. Tltclnu SoIk. Row 2: Don OLirxhr. Carol Schaefer, .James KrattH Publn atiom committee or the Commonwealth governs the apportionment ot funds to the ariom publication under it jurisdiction. All problem arising on any pub! cation arc cleared through this committee. 119 DIRECTORY i moi'iy. nu I nvwu Rotmutv Jathaw js pun liaucWdnd. PrisolU Vkkcis. Directory staff member publish a complete college director)' every year and a supple ment during the HvOnd semester, Student and faculty munis. addresses, and telephone numbers comprise the nu|or share of the book, ( allege songs. Commonwealth coastitu tion, and committees and organisations an -Iso included. Clctn Tthnmilti (.(teen (iull Edm r Green Gull is published during the football season as an aid to student and iai.uk) in liclping them to know their players and the members of the opposing team. Game rules and regulations are included in the publication 120 121 SmiL G mpjn Ifcurd: Row I Mjxmc Sondiecccr. luii.i Mein Ice. Romaioc Fiuhcr, l.cvtcr l-uhmunn, , Kiser, Virginia DcR «irr. Irene Paltfiwski. Kathleen Kic . Rose nun Powers. Row 2: IX-1 Rhuuiiu, lktt Kiocr. Pji lnb on. jikv Anderson. Nancy Dawes. Hil.k -.inlc Hjurnann. Ifcmlt St hull , Vi-m Berkovich, Hannah Wciml. Mrs Thelma LcMa , Kathlrcn McClellan, William ('met Kin • Bub Gin). Jack Hlnsnc-r I mn Stawski, Dick Kurkmim Paul Prokupeck, IX n Rj.ltkc, lt S Nelson. Mm Kcmcii Daw i.)uuiLin, Gortl.ni CUrkc. Kasttunni GorJan Clarke. Par Gibson and IXI RImjwiih are punned !n n llu Xi k prutltKliun The I Ivo jiii! the Shoemaker.'' 122 MSTC BAND MST ORCHESTRA IM A CAPPELLA CHOIR CHORAL I'.NSEMBLE I2 Selection of muntviv to the Art Board • nude by student • t the Art diuoori Leader-drip and supervision of division jitivitrc ire included in the rttpomibihrio ut this group Member' of tlx. Art Hoard are mpxnibk' for � I«- ictlh-tie ipoasofcd l� iIk Ait division and act jv the aciutru' •itlkct of tire do t«n hi Members of the board .ire elected hv the student'm tin- d� re ion. A'MHiituin fi r C Inldhuod Education, a local buiKli of five National Association, aim to help prospective teachers t«� increase their knowledge it 4 specialised held arv.l grow prisfcvvioculljf The group conduct' month I; profiMionul meetings, including toinl meet-mgi with other brandies in ihe vicinity, Art Hiurd; Run I li.m Gr� 'x Victurij IVi :� r. Rita Wihrliy. Lucia llanvei Rov. 2: Ralph Sofert. M.irol.i C.irlvn I • ? Killlrton ACL Row t: Donn.t Frank Jorgensen. lml.j D.ixsin Marilyn Vu.ab, DarKira llixjhy Rov. 2 . Audns Tc.'kv. Zit.i C.ottir Marjorie Lockwood. Gudriim Kuchin. Rove Mario lavkauay. IXunthy J. Hall. 12ft One •! the nrnc-st extra curricular activities m campus is ths audiovisual department With an olhcs at the Kuk of the Men's Club ruom, this group lunJIt-t movie anJ slide ptoictlinn tor many clone ami orgmiutioAt of the college biology « the KtCfl(V of life.' and the group of Mu-dents sYunp ruing tl c college Biology duh are studying all forms of life in both the plant and animal kingdoms by making field tups the group is able to obxrsc specimen Audio-V'uual Rims I: Robert Jacob. Art Rumpf, William Day, Kenneth Thiele Ross 2 Roger Volt Robert Watts. Thomas Cirmms, adviser. David Stand. Ribert Kunrsh biology Oub Ross I Janice laquith. Mais Ann WotA. Doiothy Drinka. Clarice South Ross ’ HarolJ W Kinmiibstg, Robert A. Ilurk., Arthur Papefus, Robert Knutson. James McCormick. Donald Osinski. Robert Frey. P. J. Salamun 127 Thcv thuttcrtnip hnJ Ihr npp-ituflUv !«•� Cftptt-ttkm in their Ijvonu hnM the fadNlkl hv W Oncu iluh Tlic ilub rum-Umv it’ iitn link n n anJ «ponu«« 4n 4nnu.1l ixlnbition • ? the mriuKi % pn { uinninc rltntnpjphv in iIk vnlkpc iiN ry onnk«. Rtpfcuixnv: tk Ouiviun Science faith ««t unipin iv ihi� ofpnujtitxi « ( MoiUnri ami I amity I ben jirn n tn pit HK� c a hettrt iintK itijitalinc ••I their religion K th amonp ihtfflKlm jnJ throughout the iulkjx. (amer Cluh Row . Hubert P« nn. Ellen Ninncmotc. RkImi.I Sladky. Ixotu MaikwariJ!. Norman Get m Rim 2 Al Sch «arxcnhcfprr. Ml Wem, Aithur Italian. Tlmfnav E Blank. Ralph Katamaevk OwiMwn Sum Ot anuatinn. Rim I. (ju l }«miv Cot Jon Clark. Mr CkitruiU C Giimkai. Barbara Krum. Irene Ewoven. R� m 2 Mjij Evented. Beth Hvin. Ruth Ka«uhlu . Hannah Vcit el, Ja� k BtvvarJ, Jtun IKinunn. Shirk? liarmt. II..pc Hnlliucr. 12 ■ Atjtuincnt pm and («a on iwuc presented by tin IXNin dub arc typical 14 nmdno .4 thi� jo (nip. Winn r 4 actually induced in formal � k-Kiic the poup take time to 'tody and impimr � nom debating tnhmquo, Mh eluh compete for into-collegiate honor uith Whitewater and other Uaebel' (« llrj:n m the «a� r, 'IIkK Mudenf luxe found in fKi riphr, v-rmthini: mml college kJoJmix regard only 41 jn ju.liinu i hi Me. .i tub l«tl m fav; mating that llnv Imr hetomr member' of the lollcpr Geography club. AetivitK' of the1 club include kiiun by faculty mem-hen of the geography dc-part nunt IX Kiu Club Row I Slinky Jamcn. Waller Weber laKiu Stotll. NLiv Ru Dick Builcud. Margaret Sullivan. Rou 2. Cou Kaete-n. Phillip C� til. Ray NIc-eifM, Grtald Shannon How aid W.lvm.inn, Robert lai Plant, Jun l.jr«4i'. Art Jahnv bill lUnmcter. Gerald Wittenberg- Geography Club: Ron I; Virginia Witkuucki. Pat Him, Arlene Pankratr. Dr. Mary Jo Pat MvCm. Mildred Hnnwli, Belly timmerman R iw Shirley Groth, Geraldine- ).irant«« 'ki loan Hurmenlcr. Marx Ann Krvutcr. I tt.i GrodUcy. Lydia Oonunn. Harriet Scliol , Ik tty Hob I Row x Norhert Stephan, lame Haney, G.ut Lund. Kenneth boldt. lack Hectare) Clifford Ifcmmcr, Timer Hotter 129 Studnng the life and oil lure � � l ilie Gcruun people •� the aim and priraiplc activity of tlu members of the Gcinun club Tins group ii piltkv-larly microtcd in lltoft as- Get ill Germany past that it ifTdlcii I lie history of the I 'm led Stales. Group members maintain an .utii turfcip« iJ 'n r with individual student at Jugvn-heim Tadicn college, Germany. Catholic student unite tluir common religious interests in their uwa organization Foumled in 1915. the Gibbons dub is om of the prominent um.il and religion organizations on t a in p u Tli� group observe Catholic holy-days and participate in church functions. Gentian Club: Raw I Gladys Muchlhaucr, Carolyn Flcskcnstcui. Gudrun Bochmc, Evelyn Xu Ik Ron ’ Carl Nauer. Raymond Johnson, W alter VTcber. Gibbon Club I Wo id Ross1 l Lyno Tocnocsxn. Rok Mane Jahway. Par Kewky. R ‘ � 2: Tony Cchar, Nancy Love. no ISSC Ro I Lorraine VikMI, Jacquelyn Miller. Dr Marie le Shunxr. adsiscr Miss Charlotte WolUc cf Rm� 2 Richard Holrer Carolyn Flcikm'trin Flmor Fhnndtiich. Miss Mane Merkel, Art Dcrksen. Adrian Cum Lutheran Student s AM(MmU Rim I: Marjroenlc Mf, hun Zaihe. I «r l Vliwirt Sok Hetty Kincr, Cand Mai Lisin. Ruth Smcdlund Row 2 Haul Matasrk. Dons Kn-'in. jian Ijtkm. lamc-s l.oi-kc. Reuben Scjrchatth. Otto Rienur. Loretta Teschendorf, Ruth Nelson. Shirley J. Dencm. Incorporated in the International Studinl Service committee are (Ik Ju£cnhrim committee and tin (hrnca scholarship committee. The litimp pnuJo scholarships to itvahir foreign students to study here at llic college. and also to st-ml our men � tu dents abroad An affiliate ol the I utheran Student AiMKUtH of Amef-ua. this croup id MSTC students nuke a point of practicing list teachings id the Lutheran tliureh in their daily lisrl Tlic organuation also eodiasofs to develop social life and tinndslup hi ah within tlx association and throughout the campus IM In luigv • ill National Stuiknt iMCUUiin activitH ««� the mtnpwv tin uuniinltte hjnilk.i the dlMMluitirm nt puri hav urJ Jurinc tltc «-n«d Mtin t«t thiv vtur. Tile innunitUv udtm in loirclatHin with NSA nt cuni- .itiom nnn oilier (olkco in the city. MitlH.in.itK' � luh member meet regularly to present ki ture� m.I dniuu aipcet of tln-ir (ivatiir wbj«ti that are not mi luikJ � n regular iiiilmm omincv Officially named tin- I’ytlupmam. tin nr iAiMtint •� one «'t the ohk t dub at MST NSA: Ron I: Mary Putnam Loitukh Wilcott, Carolyn FltdhiMKia Clarice Smnli. R.-h 2: Wm. Runner, Roland hnken. Carol Shaefer. I'htlhp H (Ail. J« hn PuccOliiH Math Club Rim I Mutk Dniml O E. 0 cnt, aiivitcr. Phillip Geil. Robert RLkKimI, Roe 2 Duk HuibanJ. DavuJ StaufT, HonurJ Wil nunn, Robert Kuncih, Valtn X -bcr. Ru tr Volt , FtlJklll Me Sliofl. One n� ihc irlipouv ..roup • m Milwaukee State f hiittun Fillumhip. other-wjm; known a Inter-Vanity, promote the active practice • ■I Christianity jmni£ college viixlenU. I’Ik- croup hold a short daily meeting lot ic-ad-ing of tin- liable Outride speaker ate invited •� � special mcelwjp. Vodenf enn 11 led in i- urvct pi ruining to education of tlv deaf arc chpiNc to hemme member v ol Phikxt-phia pm-ndcd they ate vi mplmnion tlandm.c or heller. 11k aim of this • lldv lv to 'ponvit practical and « ial astiviric lor deaf children. MSCF Row I Let Record . Cara I.. MiMillan Belt) McilinMT. Hetty Jane Gurltun. Luullc Evanv Cim| Hu)jum Ron :■ Marioric Anderson, Hem Newsome. Gerda Koch, Ra� JoJinson. John D. Kutr. VI Gene arron. I.orrita Teschendorf. Ada Martin itnlocuphia: Kou I Honiti Wenvcl, D-maM Schwchn. Audrey Trskc, Ann Misun. Alive rr ng, larut (locndl. R.-w 2 John McMahon Gloria Matter. Edwin- Morden, Colin I Vackv Elmer Holler. Cara MiMilbn. Eleanor? Kir� ki 133 Purpose rtf tile Kcprescnla live Speaker orcanixjlKin on the eampu i� to pioside student speakers to appear before til canix.iturn outside o| tin-eollccc. Member of the 01 .cjni alKHi hold regular meet inpt Cn discuss topics for foitlxixninc tpccvlK . Student in the Spanish cluh occupy tlicir tune in tbi stud of Spamth and other Roinanu lanctiage- The px� up i% ,iho interested in the life and culture of tlx- people of Spain Various social activities round out the agenda of aclivittrt- RcpK tnuti c Speaker : Row I. Larry WelL Ifctty Jennings. Ihrakth Anhalt. Gvuld Stnika Row :: Rohm A Hurkc. Robert Frey. Gaar Lund Raymond Johnson Spanish Club Row t: Jcun Punnets ter, Sonya Roy . Geraldine Dcsshner, Mr N.anl«t Row 2: Tlicrvsa Raymundi. Audrey Schubert. Phyllis Mitlc. 1M Tcmn HjII R«m I Vivian Amc i Terrrtxc M Ervin. Mary Mink. Row 2: Chirk Lynch. Juliuc Marks John Keel. W. tun Service Lca tuc Ron | Gera Mine Jaraatomcki. Clariec Smith. Betty Eunmtinun. Shirley Harms Hetty Raunuocn Marilyn Ij liuddc. Gtol Klcimehmidt, Carol Anne Iknilul Shirley lennn Rom 2 Carol Heeker. Joaot Follmer, Name Krakora. Beatrice Williams Damn O'Connor. I.enon Uni. Lola Dory, Laiuvl SihrKthcTj.tr. Arlcn Trar. Joyce Harrincton, D� vni Kaculkc. Joan Doehlcr. Donna Lu Hill Rom ). Jacquelyn Miller. D rotbv O Nrili. Eliiahtth Hauptman. Shir In Grolh. Jane Taravek Doric Krcv in, Juan Peck, l.oram. OUun Ardith Van Wic. Shirley U illume. Ardirh Van Wie. Harcl-Jcan M.itheck Timn Hall eluh n an or-gani arum dtJuju-J to tree and op«n Jihu m� o of con temporary idea and pnWetm. The group eompmed of about imclve participant meet regularly o i Totiday mnilip at iht home of Di Marian � il ecu Diku cci«n are usually haced on I Ik topic debited on the Tomn Meeting of the Air program. Entering ftnhnun women rtctiit a cordial me koine from the member of rim- Women Service l.ragur Student of ihi� organization can invariably be found performing umic terviec great or email of bench t to the college. 15 M'iliJ.1' Sin ret i � newly otjunifcd student ilmral croup which perform at col-lice- and m n-colli m affaire liir twenty-ox member an un.!v f tlic dilution of lit If duct (lartc Member tire pimp lit4 I'KtuiiJ include Hank Cl nit Shirks Wahl Timii Roll hi, T«n Ridla Mas McConnell, Gordon JfilKii and Torn Itfank. MST( Voim. Republican support the pcdisri and polit-ieal sums of tin He public an parts 'ITii k,,m|P- n,rtr ft • � •-cvon.l year. •� rhn mtrrrsied in I he tecluiMim and procedure ot the American form 4 popular pnimmat. Holiday singer . Row I Ardi Painter, Join Zac he, Jean DiNicula. Jiflct leurmeister, Kuhar.i I'nfwh D ti .livc irt hcik. Man Hansen. Gordon Clarks'. Row 2 Free! Kacniinrrrf. Dan Ferrari, lom Head, Don Sbemkr. larry Bo ue, Boh Mnnhnta Rtns .1: Norfvit Stephan Ruth Marsh, Joan KiUruW, Anna Mai Boermr, Bette Ann llulin, Leonard Rost. Mi Plaik Voun : Ke public an Club: Armm Block, public relation , Jrm Murphy, president. MaJpc Albnpht. MMiinjy-ttbuarci; Dick Gttr. site-p rsids-nt. 1W. STUDENT UNION College men and roods spend some of their free hours in the Union eating or playing cards. 1 7 Oun, £osiosiiti i and fy iateSinUie4, . . . ns IS9 I ID Alpha r clta Sign , organised as the DionjMi Literary Society in I « 2 h celebrated its twenty-ftftli anniversary «n tHc form of a Jubilee. initiating a new alumnae chapter, the DeltaV. The aims of this scxtal organization arc to promote lasting friendships and to cikowra c active participation in college affairs. Alumiuc tea. the Christmas party, the Mother's and Daughter's tea. Senior dinner, and the Father's picnic are traditional activities of tHc vorority. A A. S alpha delta sigma Ml ■n die Homecoming parade, and a farewell dinner for graduate make up iJh Ot tal calendar of il� c Alplia Gamnu LainlxJac. TIk- Alpha Gams as they arc known on the campus, sffivc to maintain hi h standards ot social arid academic accomplishment, and lasting friendships. XIic Alpha Gams were organised in 1910 as the Algaia Literary Society. Tliree alumni chaplet arc now active m Milwaukee alp� ia aia GAMMA lamboa A2 AL Alpha Phi nct.r« of the 'Ofor.I.ct on the «ampu«. - v or pan.aoJ during the firs semester of llie year. It «a‘ established for ihe purpose of pronKHinji; better raJes, comjxicnc) «r� leadership ami poise in social situations. The sOi tal functions include teas and participation sevond KmeNter rushing. In April, tlic sorority became flic Beta lambda Chapter of S� g:ma Sigma Sig- m a «a � ooal educational and social m V Vv v Wv. e . Waxve WMk, C� AA e 1 V vs w V Wv W Xv T v' N ..-.xV N S AV N w U x s. AVxvcca Vxcra:. Ca u Onc t, VUtvc Co U% VVV KvVvxx . Cvxxtvse Aa AVX , •X m. WvAvxv . xt . c:iii sic;m LAMBDA XIA In l€ 3 3 IHe Literary Sot icly of hciainc the Greek letter sorority of Oli S« ;ma I-imKiji The aim of the “Chi Sip' • to build c loser ami finer friendships through comradeship. cooperation, and loyalty. Their activities include dinner dances, informal parties, card parties. and an annual candy sale for the benefit of some community organisation. (Ottape week and a senior ff J . iL o O t . fa arr tT +k , Au a Afary Jaru- (•rs k Jurx Gr h. A X ' Ais aa f£ ru � c a O r nirr. Afr . f u d id Mv� . a i i jn , Hetty Krwrunrf. -Vrww tfr rr ffrrwan Hf W 4 Hoc Gimbu . Jor.hr Plank. Icon Mark . Flhn K.r. I Damn rf , r KarmHrfJC. Jr man Ci. kr Hf MX -0 HarKara Stan . Ann Smith. Paula Monr.lt. Herr OCMT. � W Wr� . SSrrrltry _ t m oH. At ' vc nf zwu •“-� a-uFirw —.. 7 vi ;; k4r i irA AMU Krtk tn. 5rv� a Tihi. future SwilUrJ. £X t hf 'a£ A ' fc - A‘ To create a footer fellowship among musiciam and the highest decree of musicianship individually is the aim of Delta Omicrun. professional music fraternity for women. Their activities include choral groups, providing background music for v Ivool and society functions, and holding musicals once a month. The honorary society was established at the college in 1 -4 I D£LTA OMIC Cn c ltu Tea Cha pterr) i - Clio . or Kappa lambda Iota sorority, luvc been prominent since I90H in various collect activities. Their year began by holding an annual Christmas party tor under-privileged children, the annual pledge dinner-dance at ll� e Knickerbocker hotel, PEAK Night entry and cottage week climaxes their program. Their main purpose is to develop friendship which grows from mutual interests. KAI IU KAPPA LAMBDA IOTA LAMBDA PHI CHI A DX Organized in 1905, Lambda Phi (Jii, or Phi Chi's as they art known on the campus. i a literary society. They arc one of (he hist sjxmvort of (he annual Intcrsoronty formal dance. Their activities include dinners and their traditional cottage week at the end of the college year. Their sole objective is social achievement which is achieved through their virtues of loyalty, friendship, and cheerfulness. v: .r Kaehnen, Nan., Rose ' KiiKcij s ••ais. Caret Kramik Juih -vr Viicrnun. Lojrcc Ku n Jorgenson, Jean Row I: Marilyn is Malic Jashaway. Row . (nllinc Mis Itmin . (an t - Kara Qiinuiwm. Jeanne Wict. Kolsrc. Barbara Gareevs. Jean Jot 147 MU BETA SIGMA MBS To maintain an.l further h.Sh scholasoc an l lOtUI vlamUrds, A � a to be of Knicc to the college And community ate tlx? aim ol Mu Beta Sterna. 'H� q were formed for the purpose of furthering the appreciation of music. as well as a social program. Their activities for the year include parties, dinners, mother-daughter banquet. publication of a newspaper for distribution to alumnae, and cottage week. TUYW . UcuV tv VsMcWt. VLrv. « VV Vms cAx wu W?k‘ V% V a VAv A c .vt w vctxv an WaVtvee S xvctaV. Vkxrn VxVxveXv. VtctiUmc aiwwssV . Pi Theta Alplu was formed in 1903 as ihc Pythia Literary sorority of Milwaukee State Teachers college. Since, then, the purpose- has become one of promoting friendship through its many social functions. Pythians, as they arc now called, still maintain many of th.e old traditions of the sorority, such as their candle-lighting ceremony at Christmas. Homecoming parade, cottage week. Pi Theta Alpha has four acme alumni chapters. n©A 149 PI THETA ALPHA v . v v ' . ! ■� , V£ vl«c . NcNN« - v °'N' vv Tv.As ' Sijjmj lambda Phi. formerly 7-cnolua. was organize ! a a local 'Otonly m IV2L Promoting friendship, s liool leadership, and developing social growth, arc llrc-ir aims. I hey arc known on the campus as l.amhic Pies. ’ Their activities include par tics, dances, and a n a thcr-dau htcr banquet. They have three active alumruc chapters. H. v t sigma lambda phi t • SIGMA OMICHON X Oz Tbal role that Sterna Omicron f clta JOfOrity played throuirluAil tin IWIO season was one of varies! activities. 'Hk Chri tiTU� holidays were highlighted by a luncheon to acquaint alumni with iIk pledget, toboggan party, annual OirittnUs gatheiing. PEAK NJijght part tea pat ion. and the Spetn Sitifj. and cotugt week. 'I hc son.il project was concluded with a for underprivileged children party WW V'. V Wvxvx V w v. W� oAV� -ctwWV V«a Xk vtewt. V'Nvt ’Otvs.xM, V awAncv N ve e . Nav Cau , VVVvc V vA ie c«c t. Vk '.v s Vxe V S av.ecOVfcUtv. Wnctccc KvV k V .it vx Mat V.xu n , VtWwu S oh m o. Vvaw KcHsXtt. WcVnn s iwvs SIGMA OMICRON PHI EO P Stressing friendship and sincerity, Sigma Omicron Phi, Eradclphia Literary society was established to develop the potentialities ot its members. Their social calendar included a float in the Homecoming parade, preparing baskets for needy families, mother's day dinner, senior farewell dinner, cottage week, and PEAK Night act. l our alumni chapters of Sigma Omicron Phi arc active. Theta Lambda Pin. ocpa nixed for the purpose of literacy discussion with llie name Philathca. ha ’ihilteii its interests to mki.iI activities. Known on campus a% Thetas.' their activities include tobo jn-nmp. skating. Ixxitc parlies, an alumnae tea. a traditional Mother Oay tea. and cottage week. I.ast year graduated mem k,s ,ormci1 ,hc Alpha alumnae chapter of Theta I.amhda Phi. ©yVct theta lambda F I H p ' Ion Larobila Si ma. knOWn a t'lopu. U Ilic oMc%t M roraty c i� I Her campus Its devotion to a spirit ot true t ricnvlliuvss and ilurfty through r lo-vc «.ooj'cration « enjoyed l y the entire groap. Their aetivtlK's incliiilc: vijuarc doncinp. holiday particv. the giving ot C Itri-cims t ockI basket to %omc needy lamily. ollJKc wcck C a.nllcl. Jesvert. Motifs « -y «« ,HM,cr IIMTER SORORITY COUNCIL Ku « OxAtV c AWp;t. 4v xxt. VV� n Vtv A CauA V vuV, av V V.N 1 V x wv i tw:uV. C� V'U4 M.xWtt, VXVlAx. K .x w , AuA v Va wc«% V v VU NvAcxes. KuAun xt9 u. o t v vY ct StcnvAx,. YAwtn WxnvAvt, ' vx V W't' 2 V 55 'W' VawVvV xiTK N � N x. OavsYxXV NV Ws 4 - VVwvVjn jk WVAc, W v s jLXTviuvvttx, Xaixc v Vvvt The Intenoronty Couivil .% tomposed ol' two members from cah sorority who cne on the louruil. It is a OS'crimt j or Jfiixation tliat 10-ordimtes the sororities of Milwaukee State Tcjchtfs college. Hie nuin ohjettives of the taumil is to correlate tHc an-oujI rushinjg program and set up rules to be followed by all the sororities during Hell Wtxlc. The oui-Jjndm : funviion of the year was the lutcrsorority formal entitles! Emerald Emhanrmcnt . held OMEGA ALPHA HI II A I O The purpose of Alpha Phi Omc i is to assemble lollc r men «n the fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law, to develop friendship ant! to promote service to humanity. U| � lon chapter Of Alpha Pin Omega was established on MSTG’S campus in IVM. Their fields of servue include semcc to the student body and faculty, to the youth ami community, to member of the fraternity, and MOV ' . f V «rr Sth nt-fr. v erne L r h. Pt ter n um. AW Vm%w� nkrt4 Ah ,V � Lh,fkj a« � «rr( f At1B9 f-'crrusjrd. Joe UU ter. R U'J: Ktnf Ar kru� n. f j J Gn % AtUn vAn jrubeuxr. AV V L Ai ruif Curt %, CJr Zr AV a F c lrkk Keller Kfllk' J: fjnx GrmsUp . Hubert T. f ur rs r A . A tone, J rne het Icy. CUrrntc TharthtK Urrx Geneer HOW , ir 1 '• rk. M k rf Husk -. 7err? A e ut . RuhsrJ t tth x +. Wt ham Afjutv , Puut tsrvU-r tS?Ai iSZSl Z? V £ £ ; ° J+cai� 7� KiLSrV' ' JL « £: Zi£2ET7SL lrn'' - MOV . V' r iu f „ Stfir+mmc-J'_, „ £ « € THr,U f nt HsV,), j%min yx. t.k, ■ ‘VofcoJ Sluice} . Ayr Vcrr?v ' «c 1 GUu+% Pinter. Hear fUrur Due% uj Jrpan,zcd on « - campus . ,,., w .ho Alph- Chip.« of .ho ,„„o.wl lk.„ Ph. Tho. fra.cn.ty 1W) Aim at mxijI development o«' it members through %uih activities ac an annual C hrivtmas party, picnics., and regular %mokcr . In aciditton. the Of- Wi aWc ° pjr,'cT-� in «hv PEAK I i.Kht production w,th b«r Beta Band. 1 B4)0 1ST BETA Pill 1 1 1 HT A Organized for die benefit of college men interested in physical education and athletics is chi I X-lta Sigma Kappa fraternity. They were founded on the campus m 1925. Known on tampus .i Kappas.” this group is active in school and participates in all social and service functions anti have done outstanding work in the PEAK Night performances. They have won the PEAK Trophy lor three consecutive years AIK 158 DELTA SIGMA KAPPA PHI SIGMA EPSILON DIE Phi Simula Epsilon became a national fraternity last fall. I ue to World War II tl� cy I'ctamc inactive. Ixil returned in full loixe m 1946. and today they arc one of the major fraternities of tlie college. This year they had numerous so u| events including a square Ijikc. a dance at flic North Hills Country Club. YlWW VauV CkM YWsYxry. V Watvvv. V wV WcW . Xk Sc y'Mv Y. V av «c KAams. Mc msW V. y� Y� t vXwn ix , NoxuYi. M Wav C% Wis, vtxv X aixastaV.. Xixw V)w.tKt. Gem S Vs, sc tve axWvV. WvW w s- Y a AA U hYkxk . Wk v w V Wi u YUtvusc Nk'vuV VixvV. S Av «svVk. Vv-t ki u. uv. W v vX.� w V W W VrcvvtW. YiwV VA% at s VW. Yaxvr. W s Vvvei WV . ns, a x Yuxost. V tv VuvctWxwt. o m WvYxt « � i - Chm ,v.v tvwWi. Savi PHI MU ALPHA (DMA Sin ton lea's, or Phi Mu Alpha as they arc known on the campus, is the oldest honorary music fraternity in the United States. It was founded in 1898 and organized on the campus in 19'18. Fostering brotherhood and mutual welfare among its members is lire purpose of the Sinfontu It also strives to develop the truest fraternal spirit and encourages loy alty to it s aluma mater. 160 Integration of professional, social and educational brotherhood is the puqnwc of the 1 ri Omi cron, or “Tris as they arc known on the campus. in order to enhance tlic personalities of tiicir members. The Tris were founded during tlie war to meet the needs of the men in college, fheir social calendar includes their annual Tin Can Breakfast. Kettle Moraine trips, and rlieir Founders Day banquet. Members ate active on publication. 1 l l OMICROIVJ Intcrfratcrnity Council subscribe to the MKlIkJ (Ircclc letter Creed, particularly 10 the statement: It is our earnest wish and desire to intludc in our various chapters I Ik.- principles of true manhood, to promote the moral welfare of all our members, to stimulate and encourage loyally to the active' interest in the institution where they arc located, to foster a democratic and friendly spirit between our members and all others with whom they may he assouated. and to inspire amou.c our members a true, local and lasting friendship.” INTKRFRATERNITY COUNCIL 162 DELTA CHI S1C;aNI Honorary v.cncc fraternity. F elca Chi Si±: r u. revoynizo xhobrship jvhic cmcnt in rhr varied fields of science, anti strives to prOtlXHc I he scientific mode of tlxiu ht within it% members. TIk fraternity includes science majors, who Have attained a tiijth level ol‘ scholarship. A spirit of open-minded ness i what the members are pledged to when they wear the On pm. VAV . V. 'x W Wvi. CsxtxsVwv.. Kttnitt N a V V VkAt i, wt NvMTOJTX ;tc,N UVlSWV C1n . CZsVvrctN Vcuuazx. V vrv ' .vvxVvx S. v:Vuv . SIGMA PI KIIO Founded ill IV • I. Signu l i Kim, Njeion.il honor f rater nil) in l.atin was established lor the purpose ol lowering tin- Jove and spreading of classical vulture and the training of teacher . Those cultural elements in modem society which haw their roots in (irexh and KontJii civilization wav the theme of the fraternity. Eligibility lor tlx mbership in the organisation is for all honorary students in Latin. IM 161 Newest and most lx.itih I id of tin- women's dnnm is Kenwood lull, ilit. former Mat l..ircn mansion which in lo-� atcd on (Ik like front. 11ns building « j opened to out of-town women in September Scene ol numerous college functions in tin Marietta house toiilccl .i lew blinks I turn tin college. This dorm houses about ' college women (enter ol both mUTcolle-gult and intramural sports is llakcr heldlKmsc, pojHilar gathering spot for the men and women of the college. Smallest o! the women'-, dotnr. is Slict'jrtl Alumni house, which is located o:: Shepard Astnuc. near the college Freshmen to senior women art housed in this dorm. Formerly ills Anna V. I)a l nrm.. Stowell House is now tilt lira MSTC dorm tor out-ui-town iik ii. Located Jeross 11k street Irom the colltj .-. this dorm houses iikii, Irc.hiiH.i through seniors Rt national spot tor many collc iail is the Student Union located in tin annex, newest ot' (lie. campus huild-ifl£� , which also contains several classrooms and otficcs. KLl College dormitories, both men's ami women’s, arc democratic institutions %o organized as to best provide lor the health, happiness, and general welfare of the residents. House presidents, elected by the dorm resident, handle the general management of the dorms hi close cooperation with the Ikjusc mothers and the deans. 169 Gun, Social £ue it± . Kirtj Don H.icic and Quctn Jinn (n'wll Alpha Ciamnu Lambda btai Plaut-villr. Miut i««||hw lioincxominK parade 172 Tri Omirroa win second pUic. Victorious Tri'J raise a cheer. Weekend of November 5, t. and � found MST in the midst ol exciting Home-coming festivities King Don Hagie and Queen Janet Gosnell presided over the activities, which included an alumni dinner, M club haiwjuct, parade down Wisconsin avenue, bonfire ji Pcarsc field, and a mixer after the bonfire. Highlight of the weekend was the Homecoming game sersus Plattcvillc, which MSTC won. An after-game cider hour was held in tltc field liousc with alumni as guests. The festivities closed with (Ik Homecoming dance in fit' college auditorium on Saturday evening. Giant bev wins tliir l place. 175 Once each semester the Men’s club sponsored an jlhiollcgc roller-skating party at the Rivervictt roller rink. Admission was free to these alTairs. which were very well attended. i I d k 1 In March the lour honor societies on campus held a lea to honor freshman and sophomore students with high scholastic averages. Dr J. Martin Klotschc spoke at the attarr. which was held at Kenwood Mall. 174 c mwJzall Held on December 10 in the Fern room of the Phstcr hotel, the Snou Ball” took the plaee of the annual President's Ball tins year. Howie Emerson and his orchestra presided the music for the semi-formal affair, and decorations earned out the theme of the Ball. PEAK NIGHT PEAK WINNER — COMES I HE DAWN Kappa Lambda lota sorority SECOND PLACE WINNER — HIGH C Beta Phi Theta fraternity PEAK Night. flu- annual all-iollegc lompetitivc variety slww. ranks high in student interest ami is prominent as one of the year’s favorite events. The show is sponsored by The Echo and is open to all lollcgc ilubs. organizations, or indixiduais. Prizes and honors for the winners stimulate the spirit of sompetition. 17 SNOW WHITE Alpha Phi Omega fraternity I HIRD PLACE — NLT CRACKER FANTASY Chi S� gma Lambda sorority 177 JUNIOR PROM 17 KING JACK TRACT AND QUEEN ESTHER HERMANN Dorothy Lippcrcr Claire Zinncn Chris Prcvctti M USICAL talent Irom better Chicago night clubs was one of the highlights of the 19%0 Junior Prom. Gay Cljndgc and his popular WGK dance orchestra provided a style of melody in a professional class above most scliool functions. 11k- treat of tin Claridge music was augmented In the presence of Jack Trial, junior class president, and Esther Hermann. Elementary division, king and queen of the )car's social event. Scene of (lie Prom was the ballroom of the Antlers hotd Guests of honor included Dr. J. Martin Klotsche and Mrs. Klotsche and the college deans. 179 T- 2 S s J — ? J U J { ■+ v� j ; i J % J J U J • s i: .5? i“ 5 � -i ' • � 4. X I • • % 5j 1 m; i ? ? i H c' a i- - J22j Pi i i • i ??: i : u 4 .-: t: u b-i S?i? £•: j . c • • : III! 11 1 5 58s “ 4 •IMC « • «• • iS?3? is£tj •-. i� Z — • Cf-J 5 s £ § M ? XSUKi — K' 1 ? ■ ? n � •g — i. . ; Ii” t z o m X 7a te J “9 S It was a pleasure to ha ve served the Milwaukee State Teachers College in the production of the Nineteen Hundred Fifty Ivy. Xl:‘ndci p � oRTf°gravin T‘ ° srSfo- 4rr ‘ dfyios, vris r- Ofy C. Ilbhmk. Arnold Hbkc. Mji omc Hbinluiil. Shirk-)-Blank. Jeanne-libnk. Thomas Blanl. Ruth.......... Uheke- Milton Ulrvkc. Rkturd Dhotiur. laik Blilwh, jojic Hloji. Duma ... .... Illmlivitr, Hruii-Hloik. Anmn Hot i him. Rn third Hoik. Hard Bolder, Elaine Boe-hinc. Rolx-rt Bortwnr. Ottmnt .......... Boehm. Cudiun Mottper. Mar Boemrf, Anna Ikurm-r. Cam! Bh-k, Ri.Miiun ........... Boettcher. Shirk) _ Boptn. I.milk Bopue. laurmev . -------- Bold. lietty Bohlt. Janet Bol.lt, Kenneth Bolcmkr, l.ois lievljt. 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Clayton (hrtvlunvi-n Ellen C.hn vie list n. lean Christenson lb that a Chrivt.deI. Rose-Chnstoplk tstn Venu ( hretihmskv Bathara C.ihjikh. August C.iheillu, le'scph Cirsla. MM Citkmrvki, Virginia Caeslik, Maty Jane .. . ( I ain't. Renettut) .. Clarke. Guidon ( laveii. Kenneth C1au5v, Alfred .. .. Cling. Ourhitlc Cloov. Ralph C.oeltratH. James Cohen. Phyllis Gdla. Mm, ,... Gdlinv, Fail .,, Collins. |un Come-lla. Flank (men , I'.itriek Guile. Alice .. .. GwMwace, Robert Gur, Nan G� rr, Pal Give-, Roper Cotter. Eileen Cottvt Zita GiuilLnd. Hatlura Coumlun. SlntUv (ourier. Billie Com «len. Fay i. Skirit) ( tain. Kitluyn rawfoid. Donald . ----- J9 14 . 155 97. T9 7.5, 157 .. 29 29. l.Y. IW 45 . 97 57 79 54. M. 8H. 90. I VI, | | II 82 Us 45 N , __ .57 M) M7 .................. ............... 45 ..... 45 ................ 57 97. |� 5 ...... D2 (.2. IV� 5 122. 128. 15 . |M I V� 29. 157. IM� .•9 M |M • . 57 50 I'” ............. VI, |4| 41 9-. 99. 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Ikttv 150 Driscoll, Patrick 103. 158 Dm , Arthur YOU CAN RELY ON HOFFMANN'S PHARMACY SODAS AND SUNDAES COMPLETE MEDICAL SUPPLIES EDgewood 2-9877 i 3116 NORTH DOWNER AVENUE NEIGHBORLY SERVICE Qih -widsL THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR MONEY IN THE BANK FIRST WISCONSIN NATIONAL BANK of VliLauLr IM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSLTRANCE CORPORATION Drum!. Mark ........ Drummond. Kowmary Dublin. Marian DuCharnic. Roland Dudek. Maria ret Dutmmcl, Nancy ,.. Duhnkc. Victor Dukir. Mar|orj Dulaivris. Agatha Dumaii. Martha Duo.Ik-, Milton Dumlon. l iken Dunn. Marknc Dunmg, Kathryn .... Dwor. vk. Raymond Durj . Gene--------... Dur.i . Joan ......... Dyvchki. Stanley I.MlmvI. Jurstin Eitnn. Donald liber it. Edward...... Ebert. Ciacc .... r.bnrr. James luk Klein, James Edertr, Valerie Edwards, William . . Edwards. Duk ........ Elikft. Doccoc ........ Ehrcndrcuh. Elinor ... Euhenkium. Itettha Eitlunhauin. Saul . Eimermann, Robert .. Eiimmrrinun, I.li abttli Einrm. Elaine........ Eincut. Cm Id Einw aid, Wallace Ekmea, Iiuh- F.llkson, Marilyn Elman. Beverly Emerich, Jeanne ...... Emerson, John Engel. Kenwood Engel. laws Engel . Gloria ....... Enters, James Erdmann Donald Erdmann. Glenn Erdman, Robert ... Ervin, Ter nr nee Kike. Iknmc Ftscliitd. Patricia Evans. C ami . ... Evans. Tlmniav.......... Estnsen. Mary Eve-men. Irene liven XL Mary.......... Fabisluk, Vcltton Fabry, Patricia Fatklcr. Ruth Fa Ik. Geraldine larky. Mary Fealcy. E lean ore Fell ling. Ha cl Feilman. Ursula Ft-lduc-m. Sylvia J Ftllcm, Shirley Fcnglcr. Earl ,. Ferrara, Joseph Ferrari. Duilo Ferrous. Glenn Ferry. Jamcv Fklccrt. Fabia FrvJItr. Robert Fmken. Roland Fivlter. David Fischer, Romanic 41. IM, tr.5 ............ 51 51. Vi Hi iSs 52 61 58 52 66 82 9? ----57 ......... 97 • ...... . 52 ... 158 ........ 52 . I5y ..........65 151. 142 . 159 161, 162 � 2V 155. 148 ......... 52 ......... 2 Fruiter, Elaine Fisher. James Fit . Chester . Fine. Beatrice Fit vimmom, Ann Flanders. 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Dorothy .. Ilaffnir. Elsie Mariner, Norma lljc-.n. Mima I latte DonalJ .. Halm. AJ« 1c llaIiJ.ii. John I (.ill K-rKira Hall. IX-rothy Hall. Douelas ... . . 9' ... 74 37. M4 ..... 33 97. 99. 138 ............... 38 33. 90. 126. M2 104 Hall. Gcrakl Haniann, Robert ... Hamkuli. Douelas Hambach. Joyce . . Hamm. William Hammer, Edward Hiimmts. Nan......... Hanimcs, Richard Haney. James Hansen. Mary . Hammond. Hob .. Hanson, Dnmu Hamon. Joan Hanson. Lucia........ Haralson, Audrey , Harder, I Ian 1.1 .. Harkins, John Harms, Shirley ...... Harrington. Joyce Harris. Virginia Harr, Harold .. . Hartman. Johanna Hartman, Gladys Marts «II. Juan Hathaway. Frances Haunt. James Hauer, James Haukc. Hirold Hauptmann, Eli abclli Haviland, Patricia Hasek. Joyce ... Hayes, Colleen Hays. John .......... Head. Thomas ......... Mealy. Man .... Heath, Fjc.......... Meek. Joyce Hiskclldolt. .MarInk: Meeker. Carol ... Hetlrl. Catherine .. Media;:. Margaret .. Heidrnunn, Donald Hriden. John......... Herder. Mary Heim. Lmcv� Hciituim, Joan ... Hein. Beth .... Hein. Beverly Heine, Dmiv ... He me man Nancy Hctn chuann. Conrad llclininuk, Arthur . Meinour, Clifford .. Hennings. Jantl Henmn s. Joyce llcnriksen. Helen Heprscr. I I. I mi Herbert. Joan ........ Hermann. Hi ahrth Uni's!. Vcina Hermann, Fstlwr .. Herrmann. Carol Herrmann. Shirley Htnhcru Howard IK-.'. Janet ... Hester, William . Hitt, Ornelas lleublc m, Valor Hculc, Jane ........ Hill, [)i«HU l.u , llmr . Mary Jean Ilona Itxhtrt IIin . Philip ......... Ho key. Gene .... Hoffman. Gertrude Holt . Kathryn Hold. Kenikth . . Holt . Patricia Hollen.hr. Wilma 15 1'2 . --------------- U9 ... .. 3 . . • .......38, i:v 73. 87. 136. |I3 V7. 9 i 06 « •3 128. 133. III. 115 m. NC, i , 01 . .. o ...... ..... 'K . 33 ...... 114 36. 107. 134 ...........TS ... 97 .... 136 .. 63 5k 143 .... 63 133. 144 36. 147 . 74 63 6k 128 128 . 36 116 . 56 36 36 36 . 66 64 144. 178 63. 114 . 36 36. 92. H6 ... 133 63. 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('.truly n _ Jiihnkc, Glenn J.thm. Arthur l.ikuhiak, Raymond James. Claudim- . . Jameson, Wayne Jan.i . Ruben .lanik. Joseph laniscii, Carmll laniKh. Richard ........ Janisnwski, Dorothy lanuchnwiki Raymond Jaiantowsli. Geraldine Jatluway, Rose Marie Jefferson, Ralph Ic-rduvi. Lunin. Jenkins. Ronald Jennings. llcliv .. . lenccft. Gordon linwTi. Shirley Jewell, James Johann. H are I Johns, Arthur JulmMtn. Eugene Johnson, Kenneth lohmufl. Mac lolnteon. Marjorie lidtmou. Mary Ellen Johnson. Raymond ... Infineon, Rooney lolmson, Roy lolimoB. Vfcian I ones. Carole Jones. Jerry loots, Mary lam l tc� . R. c' Mary Junes. William Jorjccntctt. D� on.i Jorgensen. laclyn ... 127 K2. 127 .... 73. 133 99, 105. 138 .. 129 ......... 62 ------ 69 47. 88. 107 lot. ............ 129. 135. I4S 4”. 120, l 2. 130. 14- ---- 144 48. 1611 129. 14% 78 XI. 140. 143. 144 ...... 126 6. .48. 112 152 48. 126. 154 . .120 Jorgensen. Jean JuJay. Thomas Juglcr, Oiailolli Jungbluth. Carl Kacimarvk. Albin Kacrmarck. Ralph Kacgi. l-'rank Kairninetcr Frederick Kacppel. Beatrice Kailas, Sieve Kaiser. Carole Kalagian. Garb,. Kaltcbe, Clyde Kallas. Shirley ...... Kaltcnborn, Helen .. Kaiupa, Mane Kamjrtkc. Florence Kanur, Glenn K,mouse. Carol Kapmaokr. Mary Kappts. Paul Karas. Betty Kariilcs. Marcia Karim, James Karim, Roger Karo Irak, AnJy Karp Joseph Karrcl.s. Elaine Kanina no. Pauline Karski. FJeanote Kashithian. Ruth ... Kashmg. Andrew Kasmski, la Verne Kavielich. IXmm Kastelie, Alvin Kasim. Julia Kaslcn, Ludwig Ktutner, Myrtle Kusulke. Doreni Kate. Peggy Kaulfucrst. Alvin Kauseh. laiuisi Kjuh, Tedd .... Ka Sana ugh. Thelma Kawohlus. Ruth Karmicfcnk. Arthur Kearns, Juan Keel, John . Keelcjr, lames Ktvler, Dolores .... Kcever. Edward Kegel. Ellen ........... Keinert John Ktlhnhi rgtr. Diane ,. Keller. Erederkk , . Keller. Val Kelly. Patricia .... KcJle-v. Baliuk Kemnitr. Joan Kinney. AlJxrt Kmt. James Kipmr. Evelyn Kitiluk. Madhlu Kcreki. Hfanorc Kcssclman. Ruth Kessler. Ktvdrrii Kr-'ullion. Mirim Kctclhohn. Diam Ketehpaw. Nancy Keup. Delores Krwky. Pjtriiia Kiedruwski, Angelins Kiel. Be mar J Kunale. duties Kict. Kathhvn Kiinrle Cluries Kimiruk.i Eik 117 ... .......... 8 75.91. 136. IMl . 2 . 66 . 5H 38 WK . 38 - i 11% . 64 . 74 38 .. 99. KM). I%8 ............ 129 . . ... 48 63. 145 . . 78 1 I. 99. 104 48 ...... I 8 128 ..........64 48. 11 . 14% . . 74 .. 141 122 . . 82 40. I%6 6% 6% 50 69 .49 48 61. 146 ...... � %l 63, 1 40. 1 17 .........63 ■77. 122. I%0 188 ARTISANS IN HARE JEWELS AND PRECIOUS METALS “SINCE 1899” scHUJrfriKe • htiSTen co 2. wi« Manufacturer! of School — Fraternity Jewelry athletic medals and trophies meijcr So i o. 3nc. MANUFACTURING JEWKLCR6 roiMcnr nuNDt lb UFMIVIN JtWKLWY MFO. CO A4S-F30 rvANNINTON UUIkOlMO MILWAUKEE 3. WISCONSIN £r[f SERVICE QUALITY MILWAUKEE SPORTING GOODS 312 W Wolh Street MArquette 8-1566 Kindis, Jaek ...... Kinc-r, Belly ....... K'PP. J«k Kilthtr. Ibsxius Kim. Shirky ------ Kittvl, JiiMih KiIIIckmi, Lure Kiliiow. J«un .. . Kittrow, KIi aIhtIi . Km.II. Vrfiw Kltulu, Gem Kltenunn. Oti-otr Kit in. (ktjUwc Klein, Jtanm Klrm I uCT Klnnwhmi.lt, Carol Kl.iet. I. � t Klit I, Hnn.il ! Klin hnl. Iktly KMu Ni rfccn Klosc, Phyllis Klnmb. Maiycllen Klutvtr, Hjfmnnd Knmtik. UntrtKi KnJ|’p, Robert Kn.iiHf, Audrey Kwhs, Maijyrct K newer . LatI Knapik. Kwlunl Kllop, VS'iHum .. Knutwo. Robot Knut m. Lyle Koch, f Juries K.uli. Ckrdt Koeb. Join Kinh. Joyce Koehler, Kenneth Koenig M rulrtr K.nhn. Faith......... Koehnen. Maiilyn Kuerten. Rita ....... Kuepper. Judith K.wpvel. Flame Kohl, Roland Kiihltnwslti. Cornelia KoIjixJi i. Mum I Knit II. Hubert KulukithAv ITainc Kulttc. Marly ...... Kulternunn, Flora Kulltmtann. Robert Konrad, IXwu . KopjH tod, Mary Kotek. Richard Kosmatka. Jaek Kustka. Fiances . Kowalski. Thetese Kuhn. Roland .... Kuhn. Slit i lev Krainik. Cared Krakura, Nanty Kr.ui . Ken ... Krai, l.luyd Ki.itr. Orville Krasli. Elaine Kraus Doris Kmum. Rita Krautehneider, lean Krebs. Cjnd Kt.nuarui, Namy Krrrnunso. Nanev Kictsth, Armm Krevsin, l iri Krtul. Alter Krurter. Mary Ann Krulm Millie Komi. David Krun. Walter Kiueser. Manlyn 99, lur. i2i m. M2, u .. 97 I 4 ................74 ............. J9. 126 2. KH. H9. 156. Hi 151. . 59. 161. 162 59. 92 61. 1.55, III 149 65 97 •l 107, 145 K5 97. 99. 105. I5X 150. 155 75. 157. INI 100. 105 59, 127 • 59, INI 15 59. 4 ... 7H ..........XI .......... 82 62. 65. I I? ... 52. 154 HI. H2. 145 ..... 66 ----- 57 . 59. 147 V.. I P .... 40 .............64 ................ 65 H7. 147. 155 155 ----------99 .... 156 .... 70 .... 65 ... 61 ......... 61, |57 •'I. 155. |46 ...... 129 . 144 40 IK I Krucgti, Mytna Ktug, Marry . Knttnmcl. Iktty Kruse. Arlene • Kruse. Kiihin Krudia . Joseph Kreyariowski, La Verm KuHilt. Dorothy Kubis, Marilyn Kucctj. Jirxeph Kubmek. Norman Kucbbr. Marilyn Kucdu't, Ted � . . Kuclil, Nancy Kui Ini Robert Kuglcr. June Kuhlrmin. Robert Kuhn, Charlc Ktnalii. Riih.inl Kulayicwicr. Prank Kullmann, Russell Kum-sh, Robert Kunkd, Joseph Rupee. 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Ramlall 129 lavingaton. luditli 154 LnclMcloff. Allan I.oInaLi Florence 151 l.ockc, James . . (ft. 0 1 97 66 66 78 :� � ... f 6 ton 101. 65 147. I . 78 6 2 a 2 40. «7. 9V. 118 54. • ,l6. .I 179 .. I 1 |07, 15 (.2. M 114 m j ME (DM WJfflf | AM MotmC jj I 7 B When you have a jj| home and family of your own, remember that the modern home is All-Electric and that electric living assures the utmost in Convenience, Clea n Iin ess, Comfort, Economy and Safety. Reddy Kilowatt Yawt tlcuiK 5cf� «M 190 lank wood. M.mom l.mkwowl, l tiill | Lothcl, Outline Lnojt, Rubrit Lon :. Ritttdl ..... Ia e. Stinky L kmic. jtijtc LotaJimlapr. ManU.1 Lmc. Nani) ...........1 I amine. Ruth Luhir. INtlur .... . l.ukxk. K WaytK l.uhiu. Manly n LuJka. Rimc Maiic Ludwic. Janx l.urKhom. tkulil Lurhki. IXwuU .. Lucdlki. Dailun Uni Gm I.utcyn. Cdtt I pat. Clurkx l.fimll. I M CIK- Lynch. Man' JOfGf . Lyonv jmu XI Jt vl 4)alvl. Ijiika XUCiiIIu. Akxarvki XU hue. Mart Mnuv Xlamttc Mavhitstli, I ouim. .. MaJnttih. Ruk . ... 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Dimotb, Micthkc. JrJia M.U ul.n, John Miller. Hetty Miller, Fice! 41 Milkt. Uquelyn .... 144 Millet. Mata Ann ( , 1 11 Mill r Ronakl 114 Miller. William Millonk. Hi kn Mmk. Mate F.lien 64 Miner liiltr Mimeulr, Guet 141 Miretula. loecph 61. 62 Mi tun. Ann Miewo, Iklty •11 Mmuau knu 69 Mitihcll. Virpntx 14' Mutt IM vllie MituUudt, Glenn 41. 144. 144 Mm Shirloann Mix.Iml Shirley .. 41 Moliihuvcn Iran 11 Mnlkmllwn R 4ent IV. Motvlav. 1 ki 64. 141 M'lnne. atv 41 . .. ?4 47 64 i: 42. 11V 119. 146 . . ........... ........ 27. 161 129, 144 ... 64 ,.. 100 ttt. 149 . . 64 ...... 64 66. 122 144. 148. 162 144 . ... 142 64 42 ... 146 7“ 144 146 84 42. 146 ... 42 M. 117 ... 146 T. 100 14K II .... 61 . 47 141 144. 142 .. ...... 82 Itua. 141 64. I 44. I 14 ... 07. 14R 12 144. Ml 84 82 144 74 IM r . 191 � ntnrit« Vttw Inters for III Hone • i iutimite Witti Irattrs In l� l -ItllM CUM Glass-Inti Tarts Hi InwffJ wi Hitstrf 14,750 Pounds of Steel A. O. Smith Corporation, in conservative figure . u es tccl at an average rate of 14.790 pound per work-day minute ... more than 7 million pound each 24 hours. Raw’ steel flows into A. O. Smith’s six plant , and comes out in the form of the products pictured here. Many of these product are designed for industrial service throughout the world, though rarely � ccn by the public. Others, such as the Permagbs, Dur.tcl.id, Miltc.iulce. and Hnrkay brand of automatic water heaters, are known in home and small businesses throughout the nution. At A. O. Smith progressive engineering, comprc hensive research, and unique manufacturing methods are joined to make product designed to give the max intum in dependable service in the home,on the farm, and in industry. @76 A.O.SmUh ISC.TStt r: M MIM r■« To � . I . 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Robert Sshmi.lt. AlKC Sbul . Joyce 85 Schmidt. (olUn '7. ISA Shul e. Norbert .. ion. i v N liiiu.lt. Roland .. . k| Shumann. Meredith S limit . Arthui Shwuh. Doouhv 1II shmit . Betty Sloe alls. Jeanne Shrijith. Patricia 4k Shwanks-. Kslgar Schnsebe rger. Laurel .. ns. i m� Shwankc. Rulur.l V.. ISO ShiKtikr. Dorothy Shwartzbcik. tVrofhy 75. IM. 156 SluKkr. Jsan 46 Shvran. Fredrick Schnriskf. Kenneth Slmar rnbcrgtr. Alfred 128. IV. Your Good Living Comes From This Hidden World ------------J Allis-Chalmm make major industrial equipment for mrj basic industry . . . mining, cement and i ck pr-«Juits. food, chemical, pulp and pjprr, textile. petroleum. Steel; pump and V belt Jnvn for all industry. Giant Allis-Oulmcrs hydraulic and steam tur-hincs with their generators and omtmls provide dcpcndaNc. low cost light and power for your hffle anJ ) b Power is controlled, distributed and utilized through Allis-Chalmcn transformers. � witsh-gear, regulators and motors turning raw elerthe power into useful energy All.s Chairnets makes tractors for agricultural and industrial k� o plus a Complete line of implements ami accessories. All these vaned lines mean bettet living foe all Americans . . better living for you. (------------------------------ Neoily ««ny mm of the things that you use. wear or eat is helped somewhere along its load to you by one of AUis-Oulmers many- pndints, For Allis-Chalmcn makes a wider rjngc of mayor industrial products than any other ownpany .. poduets in industry s hidden ws if Id of machinery that seise yswi and every American. V_____________tziJ ALLIS-CHALMERS M MltWAUKft 1. WISCONSIN Our « the Mg 3 in Flrrlric Pomr Equipment . . • lltggrtt of All in liangr of InJuttriml IVoduet 195 vliwilm. D nuld 133. |V Schwa. Allen 65. in .vlilicwe. Maty Ami 61 StliWvllAT, Rita .. 74 Sebwcntncr. Kathryn Nhwixli, (jkim ... 65 Smit, Hnpiiia SoK'Ic. laifcne St'Utto. Anna Miry Scclltif. Ruth 77, 92, IIV. III. 1IV, 1 5 65 ScfKirth Rudicn ....... 151. 147. 163 Scihnld lx MM Scum, Dak- 62. IM Sclcmky. Motrn .. . . Sciwiiw, |« cpli t.l, 92 Scnptoek. Wayne Siubtrt, Robert 159 9V Svylert. Ralph «, 126 Sli.ilurt. Audrey •17, t 1 ‘Ml Shannon. Gcnld 129 1 lauflmc� y. Thomas . . 6. 3 1 .S3. 92 Shnlcy. Jama SlitlficlJ. |n«c r. 156 Slxtfu. ( lurk-i 156 Sitcnnan, kail -. •17 Shcviy, lt.4x.it Shiftman, Sophie Mititiki, Maid it I 77 in. ti6 Siitpiiun. M.Ufaret Shnhcf. Ralph K2 161 Shopfett. Arvlie Shix-i. Juan i •, 153. 155 Shopla ., Hurt) Sheets Donna Sicficl. Rnbcit . .. ShtccI. William Super. Hcutrkv 89, 160 Sirvf� . Donna Sihirllvotn. Addison . 97. 106, 158 S mpM«n. Maine ... 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