University of Wisconsin Stevens Point - Horizon / Iris Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1951 volume:

IRIS PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF CENTRAL STATE COLLEGE BROCK ENGRAVING CO. ENGRAVER WORZALLA PUBLISHING CO. PUBLISHER 1951 STEVENS POINT, WIS - Because he was a friend, available whenever one of his boys needed him for help or just moral support. Because he was more than a coach, more than a teacher; because he was a gentleman, one who believed in the right and exercised what he believed. Because he worked for the good of the community through the Physical Education Department, bringing the school closer to the people. Because he began activities of usefulness, a physical education system for the V-5's, a playground and sports program for Stevens Point, Because he was a square shooter, an all around coach and a friend who kept his door open for us at CSTC, We dedicate the 1951 Iris to the memory of Coach George R. Berg, who died October 1, 1950. (1942 - 1950) 777777 Dean of Liberal Arts Warren Jenkins Dean of Men Herbert Steiner Dean of Women Elizabeth Pfiffner 0 6 Colman, Susan E. English, Education, Director of Primary Education Carlsten, Edna Art, Education 7 8 Harris, Albert E. Psychology, Philosophy, Education Boylan, Kenneth W. Mathematics Nixon, Floyd O. Mathematics Education Blodgett, Alice English Williams, Mildrede L. Second Grade Supervisor Education Wright, Harriet M. Mathematics Education Hanson, Gertie L. Geography, Radio Workshop, Education Quandt, Hale F. Coach, Physical Education Mason, Syble E. Assistant Librarian Kampenga, Nelis R. Head Librarian Library Science Pieper, Edgar Physical Education Angel, Margaret Director of Nelson Hall 9 10 Lewis, Robert S. Geography Education Wilson, Emily English Home Economics Eagon, Burdette Sixth Grade Supervisor Education Rightsell, Raymond M. Physics Reppen, Nels O. Sociology, Economics Education Mott, Joseph English Psychology Knutzen, Norman E. English Director Men's Glee Club Elstad, Edna J. Assistant Director of Nelson Hall Isaacson, Pauline H. Speech History n Allen, Bessie May Home Economics Heenan, David History Lyness, Arthur S. Biology 12 Epple, Arol C. Biology Hansen, Alice F. Seventh Grade Supervisor Wievel, Bernard F. Biology Conservation Michelsen, Peter J. Music Director Pierson, Edgar F. Biology Van Arsdale, Gladys Third Grade Supervisor Education Smith, Mary Elizabeth English Bainter, Monica Physics Hicks, James R. Chemistry Burroughs, Leland M. English, Dramatics Speech Crow, Frank History Track Coach Trytten, Roland A. Chemistry 15 14 Varney, Vern V. Radio Heel, Helen M. Music Schmeeckle, Fred J. Conservation Education Diehl, Leah Fourth Grade Supervisor Education Roach, May M. English Sociology Acting Rural Director Kampenga, Dorothy Librarian of Training School Faust, Gilbert Chemistry Davis, Mildred Languages Kerst, Marjorie S. Rural Supervisor 15 Samter, Mary S. First Grade Supervisor Education Glennon, Bertha English Education Swallow, Marie D. Secretary of Training School 16 Cutnaw, Edith Seventh Grade Supervisor Ritchie, Margaret M. Assistant Librarian Meston, Helen Home Economics English Pieper, Evelyn Rural Supervisor Tolo, Harold M. History Kremple, Frederick A. History, Political Science Raddant, Beatrice Kindergarten Supervisor Education Moser, Miriam Physical Education Levin, Adeline L. Physical Education Specht, Raymond E. Geography, Driver Education Sylvester, Walter R. Biology, Geology Conservation Pierce, Burton R. Eighth Grade Supervisor 17 18 Offico Staff: Delores Laszewski, Carolyn Rolfson. Joanne Cerney, Sidone Anderson, Grace Pehoski Maintenance: Regina Przybylski, Lawrence Davis. Victor Okray. John Rasmussen, Myron Haase, Steve Skalski, Vernon Spence. Frank Mansavage Health: Miss Mary Neuberger. Delores Roy, Dr. Henry Anderson 19 ' V V f.' SENIORS An enviable stage of refinement, knowledge, and maturity is attributed to the seniors by underclassmen. The seniors are those who are able to demand respect for themselves in their respective fields. Because they obtain so much wisdom and are able to draw references from many experiences, they become the counselors for the innocents. Seniors will well remember ail the chatter about practice teaching, interviews, lesson plans, and activities that took place at the Training or Demonstration schools. This is the year of accepting positions — signing contracts. Organizations led by seniors wonder how they shall carry on after so many of their members have been graduated. This is also the year for the seniors to display their talents in the planning of a senior ball. Through the effective work of a capable committee, this year's ball became a Marshmallow World for all who attended. King Lloyd Peterson and his Queen, Mary Ann Petersen led the grand march that high lighted the gala occasion created especially to honor the seniors. Others who served as class officers were Charles Bruce, vice president; Ken Garska, secretary; and George Mosey, treasurer. The class received its guidance from Miss Bertha Glennon and Mr. Robert Lewis. Spring dinners were given to honor graduating seniors. The WSGA banquet in May for graduating students as well as sorority and fraternity parties were representative of such festivities. There were last minute things to attend to — renting gowns, sending out announcements, and filling out application blanks. Seniors will never forget marching up to receive their degrees or diplomas on commencement day. These memories will linger long after they have been gone from CSTC. ■ GREATHOUSE, GEORGE Port Washington Secondary; Major: History. Minors: Social Science, English. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pan Hell Council, Editor Iris, Pointer, Alpha Gamma, Sigma Tau Delta SCHWAB, MARIAN Rhinelander Major: Rural. Rural Life Club, Newman Club. LARSEN, DONALD Antigo Secondary; Major: History. Minors: English, Social Science. Alpha Gamma, Trigon. STOEHR, JANICE Gresham Major: Rural. Rural Life Club, Newman Club. 22 MOSEY, GEORGE Nekoosa Secondary; Major: General Science. Minors: Chemistry, Mathematics. Newman Club, Chi Delta Rho. HORN, RUDOLPH Chili Secondary; Major: Geography. Minors: History, Biology. Mixed Chorus, Men's Glee Club, International Relations Club, Forum, Social Studies Club. VESELAK, KEN Antigo Major: Intermediate and Upper Elementary, History. Glee Club, Newman Club. Football, S Club, Chi Delta Rho, Social Studies Club. ELLINGSON, RICHARD Iola Secondary; Major: Conservation. Minors: Biology, History. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Men's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, L.S.A., Intramurals. WILLIAMSON, ILA Brandon Major: Primary. Tau Gamma Beta, Primary Council, Wesley, Mixed Chorus. LALEIKE, HELEN Stevens Point Secondary; Major: History. Minors: Geography, English. Omega Mu Chi, Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Forum, Pan Hellenic Council. SPENCER, FAITH Waupaca Major: Rural. Rural Life Club, Glee Club, Psi Beta Psi. MYERS. MARJORIE Iola Major: Primary. Tau Gamma Beta, Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Wayland Club. LANG, RUTH Princeton Major: Primary. Primary Council, W.S.G.A., Mixed Chorus, Y.W.C.A., Wesley, Iris. LALEIKE, FRED Stevens Point Secondary; Major: Geography. Minors: English, History. Pointer, Chi Delta Rho, Forum. HENDERSON, ROBERTA Mosinee Secondary; Major: English. Minors: Biology. French. Iris, Sigma Tau Delta. Gamma Delta. W.S.G.A. Executive Board. RADDANT, EUGENE Tomahawk Secondary; Majors: Conservation, Biology. Minor: Mathematics. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Forum. 23 GOETZ. WILLIAM E. Stevens Point Secondary; Major: Conservation. Minors: Biology, Social Science, History. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Men's Glee Club. KARSTEN, ROBERT Stevens Point Major: Intermediate. Men's Glee Club Accompanist, Mixed Chorus, Round Table. WEBER, NORMA Stratford Major: Rural. Rural Life, Wayland Club. GARSKA. KENNETH J. Shawano Secondary; Major: Chemistry. Minors: Mathematics, Physics. Chi Delta Rho, S Club, Sigma Zeta, Tennis, Pointer, Newman Club. mmm wmm 24 KAVANAUGH, MARIAN Green Bay Major: Rural. Newman Club, Rural Life Club. HALL, JACQUELINE Lake Tomahawk Major: Intermediate. Round Table, Omega Mu Chi, Wesley, W.S.G.A., Modern Dance. LANGE, ELAINE Manawa Major: Rural. Gamma Delta, Rural Life, Mixed Chorus, Pointer Staff. KRUSE, CARLA Iola Major: Intermediate. L.S.A., Alpha Kappa Rho, Tau Gamma Beta, Round Table, Band, Mixed Chorus. BRUCE, CHARLES Sparta Major: Intermediate and Upper Elementary. Phi Sigma Epsilon. PETRANEK, ROBERT Rhinelander Secondary; Major: History. Minors: Geography, Spanish. Phi Sigma Epsilon. COOK, ROBERT Unity Secondary; Major: Conservation. Minors: Biology, General Science. Men's Glee Club, Alpha Kappa Lambda, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball, Forum, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Student Council. FRANCE, MARY LOU Wausau Major: Rural. W.A.A., Rural Life Club, Newman Club. W.S.G.A. ROBERTS, RALPH Fond du Lac Secondary; Major: English. Minors: Speech, Spanish. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Sigma Tau Delta, Dramatics, Intramural Basketball and Football, Forum. JAESCHKE, DON Tomahawk Secondary; Major: English. Minors: History, Biology. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Sigma Tau Delta. BESTUL. ROBERT Scandinavia Secondary; Major: History. Minors: Music, Mathematics. Psi Sigma Epsilon, Band, Mixed Chorus, Alpha Kappa Rho, Pan Hellenic Council. GMEINER, VIRGINIA Waupaca Secondary; Major: English. Minors: Speech, Biology. Alpha Psi Omega, Sigma Tau Delta, Omega Mu Chi, Iris, Radio Workshop, W.S.G.A. Board, Student Council, Newman Club, Pan Hellenic Council, Forum. Band. KITZROW, GERALD T. Stevens Point Major: Intermediate and Upper Elementary. Minor: English. Band, Men's Glee Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pointer Staff. COLE. ROBERT Nekoosa Secondary; Major: Geography. Minors: History, English. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Student Council, Fo:um. HOHENSEE, GEORGE Fond du Lac Secondary; Ma;or: English. Minors: History, Geography, Psychology. Golf Team, “S” Club, Pointer, Newman. KNUTSON. ARLEEN Waupaca Major: Intermediate. Y.W.C.A., L.S.A., Round Table, W.S.G.A., Pointer Staff. 25 PLISKA. EDWARD Stevens Point Major: Intermediate and Upper Elementary. Chi Delta Rho, International Relations Club, Vice-President Student Council, Sophomore Class President, Radio Workshop. Business Manager Pointer, Iris. BOETTCHER, JOSEPH Merrill Secondary; Major: English. Minors: Speech. History. Sigma Tau Delta President, Pointer Editor. Student Council. Forum. JOHNSON. MARVIN Eagle River Secondary; Major Mathematics. Minors: Physics. Conservation. Chi Delta Rho, Alpha Kappa Lambda, Forum. PLATH. WILLIAM Spencer Major: Intermediate and Upper Elementary. ROTHWEILER, EUNICE Milwaukee Major: Intermediate. Gamma Delta, W.S.G.A., Round Table. PETERSON. LLOYD Schofield Secondary; Major: Mathematics. Minors: Physics. History. Glee Club, Chi Delta Rho. Mixed Chorus. President of Senior Class. Forum. Iris. LUND. RICHARD Stevens Point Secondary; Major: Conservation. Minors: Physical Education, Geography. ALDERTON, DONNA Laona Secondary; Major: English. Minors: Speech, Biology. Alpha Psi Omega. Sigma Tau Delta. Radio Workshop, Newman Club, Iris. PIERCE, KATHLEEN Stevens Point Major: Primary. Wesley, Band, Mixed Chorus. Alpha Kappa Rho, Omega Mu Chi, Primary Council. MARQUARD, GILMAN Stevens Point Major: Rural. Rural Life, Newman Club. GILBERTSON. BETTY Stevens Point Major: Intermediate. Alpha Kappa Rho. Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Band, W.S.G.A., Round Table. Omega Mu Chi. MARKING. HARRIET Owen Major: Intermediate. Band. Orchestra. Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, W.S.G.A., L.S.A., Round Table. KLESMIT. CLARENCE Stevens Point Major: Intermediate and Upper Elementary. Alpha Kappa Lambda. WILLIAMS, MADELINE Amberg Secondary; Major: Home Economics. Minors: English, Biology. BOHL. HERMEUNDA Colfax Secondary; Major: Home Economics. Minors: General Science, English. Newman Club, W.A.A., Secretary of Home Economics Club. HENDRICK. DONALD Mosinee Secondary; Major: Biology. Minors: Physics. Mathematics. Forum. Men's Glee Club, Chi Delta Rho. Pan Hellenic Council. 27 28 MOZUCH. IRVING Stevens Point Junior High; Major: History. Minors: Geography, English. Round Table. Newman Club. SCHANTZ, MARCELLA Stevens Point Major: Intermediate. W.A.A., Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Psi Beta Psi, Radio Workshop. Round Table, W.S.G.A., Home Economics Club. HIGGINS. BARBARA Wisconsin Rapids Major: Primary. Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Pointer, Primary Council, W.S.G.A. PARKINSON. GALEN Owen Secondary; Major: Conservation. Minors: Biology, History. Alpha Kappa Lambda. Sigma Zeta, Gamma Delta, Young Republicans. FRIBERG. ISLA MAE Waupaca Major: Primary. Omega Mu Chi, Radio Workshop, Primary Council, Mixed Chorus. SAUTER, KENNETH Stevens Point Major: Intermediate. SCHOFF, ARTHUR Marshfield Major: Intermediate and Upper Elementary. Round Table. L.S.A., Student Council. PRECOURT. DOROTHY Stevens Point Secondary; Major: Biology. Minors: Chemistry, English. Sigma Zeta. Sigma Tau Delta, W.S.G.A., Forum. BABCOCK. BONITA Marion Major: Primary. Primary Council, W.S.G.A., Tau Gamma Beta, Wesley, W.A.A. OBINGER. HARRIET Woodruff Major: Intermediate. W.A.A., Basketball Sportshead, Wesley, Round Table, Modern Dance. LEWIS, BARBARA Augusta Secondary; Major: Mathematics. Minors: English, Biology. Tau Gamma Beta, Sigma Tau Delta, Sigma Zeta. Pan Hell Council, Pointer. Intersorority Council. SHERMAN. LOUISE Plainfield Major: Rural. Rural Life, W.A.A., Newman Club. BALTZ. DEAN Wisconsin Rapids Major: Intermediate. Wayland Club, Radio Workshop, Round Table. HAVITZ, EDWARD Junction City Secondary; Major: History. Minors: Social Science, Geography. S” Club, Gamma Delta. Track, Forum. FEIT, DONALD Knowlton Major: Rural. Rural Life Club. LORENZEN. RICHARD Stevens Point Secondary; Major: Mathematics, Minors: Physical Education. Physics. 29 ATTLESON. MILDRED Strongs Prairie Major: Rural. Rural Life Club, Pointer Staff. BENSON. JAMES Wisconsin Rapids Secondary; Major: Conservation. Minors: Biology. Mathematics. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Newman Club, S” Club. Tennis. KNUF. EVELYN Unity Major: Rural. Rural Life Club. PETERSON. HARVEY Wausau Secondary; Major: Chemistry. Minors: Physics. Mathematics. Sigma Zeta. KOCH. WILUAM Wausau Secondary; Major: History. Minors: Social Studies. Physical Education. Men's Glee Club, Football. Track, Social Studies Club, S Club. International Relations Club. MEHNE, BETTY LOU Almond Major: Intermediate. Minor: Physical Education. W.A.A., Alpha Kappa Rho, Round Table, W.S.G.A., Psi Beta Psi. Gamma Delta. Y.W.C.A., Band. Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Pan Hellenic Council. COX, WILBAR Wabeno Secondary; Major: General Science. Minors: Mathematics. Physical Education. WOTRUBA. DOROTHY Junction City Major: Rural. Newman Club. Rural Life. CUILA. CONNIE Knowlton Major: Rural. Rural Life Club, Newman Club. W.A.A. JOHNSON. HARRY Merrill Secondary; Major: English. Minors: History, Mathematics. Iris, Student Council President, Sigma Tau Delta. Forum. SCHADEWALD. MARY Stevens Point Secondary; Major: Biology. Minors: Physical Education. History. Forum. Sigma Zeta, Omega Mu Chi. Wesley. W.S.G.A. Board. KERR. ROBERT Wisconsin Rapids Secondary - Non-Professional. Major: Conservation. Minors: Geography, Biology. Sigma Zeta. Alpha Kappa Lambda. KOTT. ROYAL Crandon Secondary; Major: Mathematics. Minors: Physics, History. Forum. GEENEN. MARY Freedom Major: Intermediate. Newman Club, Great Books. MARTIN, HARLAN Amherst Secondary; Major: Mathematics. Minors: Physics. Physical Education. WITTER. DELORES Wausau Major: Rural. Rural Life Club. Psi Beta Psi. Gamma Delta. 31 GRYNIEWSKI, JOHN Gilman Major: Intermediate and Upper Elementary. ELLIS. LORAN Plainfield Major: Intermediate and Upper Elementary. Round Table. OELRICH, LOUISE Spencer Major: Primary. Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Gamma Delta. Y.W.C.A., Primary Council, W.S.G.A., Dorm Council. GETLINGER, JANE Rudolph Major: Rural. Pointer, Gamma Delta, Band, Girls' Glee Club. ELLINGSON, BEVERLY Iola Major: Primary. Primary Council, L.S.A., W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Omega Mu Chi. FINCH, MARJORIE Stevens Point Major: Primary. Omega Mu Chi, Mixed Chorus, Iris, Glee Club, Y.W.C.A., W.A.A., Primary Council. PUTZIER, ROBERT Wisconsin Rapids Major: Intermediate. Minor: Geography. Gamma Delta, Iris. ANDREWS, ROBERT Stevens Point Secondary; Major: History. Minors: Geography, Social Studies. WARNER. BRICE Plainfield Major: Intermediate. Round Table. BARNES. BEVERLY Richland Center Secondary; Major: Home Economics. Minors: Music, Science. Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Tau Gamma Beta, Alpha Kappa Rho, Home Economics Club, W.S.G.A. THOMPSON. MARY Antigo Major: Intermediate. Minor: Art. W.A.A., Band, Glee Club, Trigon, Mixed Chorus, Wesley. SEVERSON, DOROTHY Nekoosa Major: Rural. W.A.A., Gamma Delta. Rural Life, W.S.G.A. KRANSKI, GERMAINE Major: Rural. Rural Life, Newman, Psi Beta Psi. DAHNERT, EILEEN Neillsville Major: Intermediate. Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Tau Gamma Beta, Round Table, Young Republicans, W.S.G.A., Iris. FURSTENBERG. EDWARD Marshfield Secondary; Major: Mathematics. Minors: Physics, Chemistry. Chi Delta Rho. Sigma Zeta, Alpha Psi Omega. Radio Workshop, Forum. HOLM, NORVIN Tigerton Secondary; Major: Mathematics. Minors: Physics, Geography. Men's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Forum, Chi Delta Rho, Sigma Zeta, L.S.A., Football. 33 34 KARIER, CLARENCE Friendship Secondary; Major: History. Minors: Geography. Social Studies. Social Science Club. International Relations Club, Radio Round Table. Phi Sigma Epsilon. SCHNEIDERS. DON Marathon Major: Rural. Basketball, Rural Life Club, Newman. McCUTCHEON, DALE Wausau Secondary; Major; Biology. Minors: English, French. Newman, Sigma Zeta. TELLOCK. CAROL Clintonville Major: Rural. Rural Life, Wesley. MORRIS, IRENE Mosinee Major: Primary. W.S.G.A., Newman, Primary Council, Cheerleader. Tau Gamma Beta, Homecoming Queen. TESSMER, AMY Athens Major: Upper Elementary. Minor: History. Pointer Staff, W.A.A., Round Table. CLINTSMAN, NELLIE Greenwood Major: Rural. Wesley, Rural Life. GUENTHNER. RAE Antigo Major: Primary. Trigon, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Primary Council. PETERSON, PHYLLIS Medford Secondary; Major: Home Economics. Minors: History, Biology. Tau Gamma Beta, Pan Hellenic Council, Home Economics Club, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Band. BOWERS. ALAN Marion Secondary; Major: Biology. Minors: Conservation, Chemistry, History. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Alpha Kappa Lambda, L.S.A., Band, Forum, Orchestra. HARRISON, PAT Wausau Major: Primary. WHELIHAN, EDWARD Stevens Point Major: Intermediate and Upper Elementary. Men's Glee Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Intramural Sports. MOORE, JACK Laona Major: Intermediate and Upper Elementary. Y.G.O.P. GERTSCHEN, PHYLIS Wausau Major: Rural. Rural Life, Tau Gamma Beta, W.A.A. FEIGLEY, BERNARD Mattoon Secondary; Major: Chemistry. Minors. Biology, Mathematics. Chi Delta Rho, Sigma Zeta. OKRAY, ROBERT Stevens Point Major: Intermediate. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Lambda, Round Table. 35 MENZEL, BRUCE Stevens Point Major: Intermediate and Upper Elementary. S Club. Basketball, Golf, Round Table, Radio Workshop. HANSEN, VIOLET Scandinavia Major: Rural. Rural Life Club, Psi Beta Psi, Girl Scouts. BRENNER, JEANNE Waukesha Major: Primary. Tau Gamma Beta. NELSON. PHILIP Iola Secondary; Major: History. Minors: Physical Education. Geography. NEERHOF. MURIEL Waldo Secondary; Major: Biology. Minors: Physical Education, Geography. Wesley. Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, W.A.A., Psi Beta Psi, W.S.G.A., Forum. Junior Class President, Dorm President, Interfaith. MACINTYRE, KATHRYN Fond du Lac Major: Primary. Primary Council, Wesley. CATTANACH. MARGARET Granton Major: Rural. Rural Life Club, Wayland Club. DOWD. THEODORE Amberg Major: Intermediate and Upper Elementary. Men's Glee Club, Alpha Kappa Lambda, Mixed Chorus, Wesley, Pointer Staff, Round Table, Junior Academy of Science, Scoutmaster. SCHWEBKE, JULIE DEAN Wittenberg Major: Primary. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Band, W.A.A., Primary Council, Dorm Council, Omega Mu Chi. MARTH. DELPHINE Hamburg Major: Rural. Rural Life Club, Gamma Delta. Glee Club, Psi Beta Psi, President House Council. STEVENS, GEORGE Marinette Secondary; Major: Chemistry, Minors: Mathematics, English. Wesley, Sigma Zeta. Iris, Pointer. Junior Academy of Science. VENN. RAYMOND Elcho Secondary; Major: Mathematics. Minors: Chemistry, Physics. Pointer Staff, Sigma Zeta, Forum. OMERNIK, DOROTHY Polonia Major: Rural. Newman Club, Rural Life Club, Psi Beta Psi, Mixed Chorus, W.A.A. MEAD. MAURICE Rhinelander Secondary; Major: Chemistry. Minors: Physics, Mathematics. Newman Club, Student Council, Chi Delta Rho, Alpha Psi Omega. Radio Workshop. BRAEM. ALLEN Marshfield Major: Mathematics. Minors: Physics. Geography. Sigma Zeta, Pointer, Forum. STORM, RALPH Merrill Secondary; Major: History. Minors: Geography, Social Studies. Gamma Delta, Social Studies Club, Boy Scout Training, College Theatre. 37 38 BUSS, MARY JANE Wittenberg Secondary; Major: Home Economics. Minors: Biology, History. Home Economics, Newman, W.S.G.A., Forum. SARGENT, DONALD Wisconsin Rapids Secondary; Major: Conservation. Minors: Geography, Biology. HOLM, ELIZABETH Tigerton Major: Rural. Tau Gamma Beta, L.S.A., Rural Life, Mixed Chorus. HUMMEL, ELEANOR Schofield Major: Rural. Rural Life, Omega Mu Chi, Dorm Council, Gamma Delta. KONOP, CATHERINE Milladore Major: Rural. Radio Round Table, Pointer, Library Staff. Rural Life, Newman. PLACE. JEROME Jacksonport Secondary; Major: Geography. Minors: History, Biology. Wesley, Canterbury, Mens Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Inter-faith Council. KRUEGER, LORNA Tigerton Major: Rural. Rural Life. Gamma Delta, W.A.A., Tau Gamma Beta. JONES. DELORES Bryant Secondary; Major: History, Minors: Geography, English. W.A.A., Forum. Iris, Social Science Club, Sigma Tau Delta. STURZL, RAE Rhinelander Major: Intermediate. Radio Workshop, W.A.A., Wesley, Forum. LUHM, JOHN Wautoma Secondary; Major: History. Minors: English, Biology. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Forum, Chi Delta Rho, Social Studies Club. ZANELLA, FLORENCE Iron Belt Major: Primary. W.A.A., Primary Council, Psi Beta Psi, Newman, W.S.G.A. BART. WILLIAM Neenah Secondary; Major: Conservation. Minors: Biology, Physical Education, Chi Delta Rho. ”S Club, Tennis, Alpha Kappa Lambda, Student Eating Co-op Director. DRAEGER, MILDRED Marion Major: Rural. Gamma Delta, Pointer Staff, Y.W.C.A. BOEHME, NANCY Brandon Major: Primary. Minor: Music. Alpha Kappa Rho, Band. Mixed Chorus. Primary Council. HANKE. CHARLES Wausau Major: Intermediate and Upper Elementary Major: Geography. Minors: History. Physical Education, Football, Men's Glee Club. S Club. RUFFING, ELAINE Marshfield Major: Primary. Primary Council, Psi Beta Psi, Nev man, Pointer. W.S.G.A., Mixed Chorus, W.A.A. 39 CLASSES To most freshmen their first year at college is their first year away from home; it is a year of new developments and experiences. New friends are found, new courses taken. Characteristic of a freshman study list is speech, freshman composition, and a five credit science lab. Their first association with social activities is in a religious or music organization. To make freshmen feel like a working part of the group, upper classmen usually assign them the task of clean-up after a meeting. They attend class meetings, faculty receptions, and conferences with the Deans. Big sisters entertain little sisters at get acquainted parties. The fellows try their hand at sports. As tradition deems it, the freshmen are responsible for the fire wood used at the bonfire at Homecoming time, and a come as you are dance afterward. By the beginning of the second semester, a change can be seen in the motley group that invaded the campus in the fall. It has become a coordinated group with mutual interests. Sororities and fraternities recognize usable material, and some freshmen become pledges of the organizations. Soon thereafter, ribbons, bows, and paddles come into view. Those chosen for leaders of this year's freshman class were Dave Ross, president; Winston Wolfe, vice-president; Jean Ferdon, secretary; and Richard Wiener, treasurer. The sophomores, who occupy the second rung of the educational ladder, elected as their officers this year Bob Flint, president; Frank DeGuire, vice-president; Arline Meister, secretary; and Rollie Krueger, treasurer. Leaving behind bewilderment that they collected during their freshman year, the sophomores leap ahead to take an active part in various school activities and social functions. This is the year they must choose the course in which they shall continue throughout the remaining years of school. The class has lost many members since its freshman days. A little polish appears; many ragged edges have disappeared. As a group, the sophomores are usually the hardest workers. They are becoming more mature, and are preparing themselves for responsibilities that they must take upon themselves next year as juniors. Ready to assume the leadership on the campus are the juniors, who occupy the third rung of the ladder. This is the year for preparation of actual teaching — getting ready to go out into the field. Education courses appear on the study list. Bits of wisdom and practical philosophy are given out in such classes as Education 223. Teaching units are planned, observations begun. Some juniors begin practice teaching the second semester. Trips to the Training school for classes or observations become a common thing. This is the year of the big prom. King Chet Polka and his Queen, Carol Collins, acted as the regal pair for this night of nights, leading the grand march while the other officers, Gordon Sorenson, vice-president; Nancy Sannes, secretary; and Gordon Fairbert, treasurer, followed next in line. Because of the tireless efforts of persevering committees, that night in May will long be remembered. Some juniors look toward the future contemplating service in the armed forces of the country. Most of them are quite certain that if all goes well, they will be at CSTC next year striving to reach the fourth and last rung of the ladder. 40 41 42 JUNIORS Top: Greathouse. G, Lawrie, M., Skororonski, P., Hirzy, I., Schroeder, C., Douville, M., Mayer, N., Thirkill, M., Domack, A., Dehlinger, B., Fox, P., Long, A. Middle: Teuer, E„ Nikolai, T., Turzenski, D., Stassel, D., Feigley, B., Polka, C., Cacic, W., Moody, J., Cattanach, J., Luhm, J. Bottom: Bea, B., Rebella, D., Marros, V., Byrne, R., Rataczak, D., West, J., Morgan, D., Elmer, L., Plainse, D. Top: Sorenson, G.. Lindquist, N., Hyer, J., Jacoboski, L., Schneiders. O.. Schulz, D., Fairbert. G., Heiser, L., Russell, R. Middle: Swanke, S., Sannes, N., Krell, L., Altenberg, A., Phelan. A., Fink, T., Fontaine, R., Severson, D., O'Neill, D., Schuelke, M., Lampert, M. Bottom: Roseth, J., Marsh, B., O’Brien, P., Curtis, H., Ringstad, L., Bradway, K., Helgerson, D., Borchardt, L. Top: Erickson. I., Marsh, R., Gilbert, B., O'Brien, P.( Roseth, J., Davis, D., Matzke, E., Johnson, R., Cable, W., Butler, D. Middle: Jacobson, S., Zeman, L., Gilbertson, C., Knope, M., Crosby, M., Schein, R., Tibbetts, B., Petersen, M., Hoglund, N., Benjamin, J., Beawer, I. Bottom: Jensen. D., Craig, J., Collum, G., Jones, M., Sbertole, E., Robertson, J., Goebel, N., Fehrenbach, J. 43 Top: Weisbrot, B., Derge, P., Tauchen, A., Hoeft, A., Bauer, E., Bauman, B., Leahy, K., Abrahamson, S., Dobeck, J., Summers, J., Brown, D., Clark, G., Elsen, A., Schwartz, J. Middle: Popeck, J., Zastrow, M., Pope, B., Magee, C., Raaths, A., Connor, S., Schaefer, V., Teetzen, R., Curry, N., Reinecke, H., Jarnick, J., Kampenga, A. Bottom: Forell, R., Dristianson, S., Tracy, J., Anderson, R., Hodgdon, C., Krueger, R., Drechsler, H., Bruha, J., Jacobson, D., Fritsch, C. SOPHOMORES Top: Robinson, C., Wilson, L., Bogaczyk, S., Hoffman, F., DeGuire, F., Clayton, B., Wilkinson, J., Wiersma, W., Tillema, D., Way, W. Middle: Clintsman, N., Perry, J., Rasmussen, J., Isbemer, H., Pautz, N.. Hartleb, M., Rothman, D., Curtis, E., Gruen, J., Holding, P. Bottom: Allen, K., Pierre, W., Wysocki, J., Lemiesz, P., Schmeeckle, W., Moll, J., Newhall, D., Thorpe, M. 44 Top: Ariens, P., Wilde, R., Anderson, G., Neuman, L., Purchatzke, B., English, B., Polzin, J., Laabs, Q., Jones, P., Negaard, J., Campbell, H. Middle: Kearns, R., Pinkerton. J., Fischer, J., Felton, J., Barrett, P., Searles, M., Fieting, R., Trapino, V., Malchow, Gossage. M., Sarbacker, J., Landt, S. Bottom: Thomas, P., Goodland, J., Mangold, D.. Flint, R., Redmann, A., Marquard, G., Smith, S., Benson, D. SOPHOMORES Top: Jacobus, R., Bruha, R., Sommers, R., Morgan, D., Schulist, J., Papke, R., Kalkofen, R., Herman, L„ LaMarche, G., Toser, R. Middle: Dahm, D„ Nulty, H., Nelson, B., Lange, E., Muelle, B., Meister, A., Ziebarth, B., Witter, D., Stankevich, K., Gerber, F. Bottom: Albers, T., Krienke, G., Douglas, K., Lawton, J., Meyer. A., Irvine, J., Vissues, D. 45 46 FRESHMEN Top: Baerenwald. G., Deicher, R., Freiberg, A.. Webster, J., UUsperger, R., Ackerman, T., Koehler, R., Gronski, B., Christoffersen, R. Middle: Hage, B., Panke, M., Roy, D., Heise, J., Redmond, A., Miller, D., Benson, M., Lane, J., Farris, E., Cuff, J., Zuelke, A., Jauch, N. Bottom: Goman, L., Tallmadge, R., Lovdahl, L., Leupold. A., Wanke, J., Corliss, C., Zarda, E., Hoag, M., Peabody, M. Top: Bigalke, G., Rindfleisch, D., Novak, L„ Hedquist, E., Fletcher, D., Bohler, W., Kish, D.. Kohls, B., Wood, R„ Boettcher, Jerry, Zurawski, L., McNamara, B., Clark, R. Middle: Edmund, C., Moe, Carol, Schmidt, N., Figel, M.. Ellingson, A.. Sutton, S.. Nottleson, B., Buhrdorf, J., Keach, J., Rose, K., Eulberg, J., Rulseh, M. Bottom: Sazama, M.. Lemke, L„ Powell, J., Schulz, P„ Baumer, M., Freeman, L., Jersey, J., Melzer, Y.. Campbell, M„ Piehl, J. Top: Moll, J., Dachel. A., Miller, H.. Greaton, W., Endle. W., Tanner, D., Plank, E., Paulson, Gene, Sharkey, J., Rohe, W., Jacobsen, E., Reinholdt, R. Middle: Gage, C„ Klinner, L., Pipe. C., Williams. J., Buggs, M., Vogel, G.. Crook, B., Scheel, A.. Weisen, P., Hanson, B., Sonnenberg, S. Bottom: Fossatti, M., Bordeau, M., Quinn, L., Paulson, Bob, Miller. B., Turner, G. 47 48 FRESHMEN Top: Anderson, R.. Rucinski, P., Cooper, T., Wiener ,R., Compton, C., Page), D., Swanson, C., Fresley, J., Hedqust, E., Bourcier, G., Reed, W., Shafranski, C. Middle: Welniak, A., Extrom, D.. Thompson, D., Scribner, S., Schultz, V., Mclntee, R.. Martens. J., Raczek, C., Herrington, N„ Reznichek, M., Haas, E. Bottom: Town©, L.. LaFave. R., Hurrish, D., Luedke, D. Schmidt, W., Langton, J„ Wade, R., Corwin. S., Zukoski, H., Beutler. H. Top: Paulsen, E., Wilde, D., h’anneman, R„ Martin, D., Hoppe, M-, Pettack, K.. Graham. R., Laabs, B., Blaies, D.. Finch, W. Middle: Zellinger, J., Schultz, Doris, Benson, S.. Richmond. D.. Moe, K., Broten, P„ Callsen, C., Kuhnke, D., Schilling. M.. Stashek, A., McGoff, B., Reineking, E. Bottom: Trotier, K., Fait, M.. Schumacher. D., Brylski, T., Junior, B., Chaffee. G., Kott, D., Noah. B, Top: Wilder, H., Clemens, R., Buchholz, W., Todd, D., Krentz, F., Wenzel, E., Ebel, J., Zick, W., Anunson, G., Yndestad, W., Timler, V., Stamsta, D„ Wolfe, W., Conway, W. Middle: Ferdon, J., Hanson, J„ Knoll, D„ Aronson, C., Wagner, M„ Roe, J„ Mews, J., Mews, Joan, Kolinski, H., Marchel, J., Reuterskiold. B., Kubisiak, S., Flaherty, M., Olson, G., Johnson, D. Bottom: Ross, D., Foster, J., Schadewald, F., Mulady, J., Briscoe, L., Piatt, J., Damrau, J., Mclnnis, P., Cook. B.. Check, B.. Anderson, J., Behrendt, J. 49 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, under the capable presidency of Harry Johnson, had a very active year. The other officers were Don Schultz, vice-president; Mary Searles, secretary; and Louise Oelrich, treasurer. Representatives are chosen from the student body, four from each class and one from each of the divisions. Through the Student Council the students express their opinions and their problems. To start new activities and to promote school spirit, the council planned and held the first Operation Week-End. A Steering Committee, composed of council members, was formed to make a schedule of week-ends for other clubs to sponsor. The plan was well received by the students and faculty. The Student Council was also informed about N. S. A., the National Student Association, and passed this information on to the student body. Mr. Kenneth Boylan is the group's adviser. Members: Benson, M., Bestul, R., Cable, W., Clark, G., Cook, R., Crook, B., Dreschler, H., Douville, M., Fehrenbach, J., Herrington, N., Holm, N., Jacoboski, L., Johnson, H., Lovdahl, L., Oelrich, L.. Robinson, C., Searles, M., Schoff, A., Schulz, D., Zick, W. 50 PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS The Home Economics Club is an organization of all girls in the Home Economics division and is affiliated with the other state clubs. The first semester officers were Beverly Barnes, president; Gertrude Collum, vice-president; Hermelinda Bohl, secretary; and Dolores Newhall, treasurer. Second semester found Mary Jane Buss, Colleen Schroeder, Glenna Clark and Dolores Newhall in the offices respectively. The advisers are Miss Allen, Miss Meston, and Miss Wilson. The Round Table is the professional organization for Intermediate and Upper Elementary students. Officers were Richard Turzenski, president; Harriet Marking, vice-president; Marvin Mayer, secretary-treasurer; and Louis Jacoboski, student council representative. Miss Colman is club adviser. Primary Council is an organization of students in the kindergarten and primary division which tries to bring a closer relationship between the students and faculty and to promote better teaching abilities. Officers of the Council include Beverly Berg, president; Lila Elmer, vice-president; Joyce Moll, secretary; and Mary Lund, treasurer. The adviser is Miss Colman. The Rural Life Club gives the rural students a look into the professional and social problems of a rural school. The second semester officers were Nancy Curry, president; Lillian Lovdahl, vice-president; Barbara Nottleson, secretary; and Donald Feit, treasurer. Miss Roach is the club's adviser while Mrs. Kerst and Mrs. Pieper add much to the life of the organization. The Forum, which is the professional organization for secondary students, is under the direction of Mr. Rightsell and Dr. Tolo. Its meetings consist of problems which arise concerning graduation. The officers are president, Alvin Long; vice-president, Bill Cable; and secretary-treasurer, Don Olsen. Alpha Kappa Lambda is the conservation club formed with leadership training as its main objective. Under the direction of Mr. Schmeeckle, Dr. Wievel, and Mr. Sylvester, it also aims to give a broad background in conservation methods. Following the leadership of Don Helgerson, president; Charles Kellogg, vice-president; Richard Jansen, secretary; and Bob McMahon, treasurer, the club has carried on its traditional Woodchopper's Ball, Venison Steak Dinner, and Smelt Fry. This year the Fox River Valley Garden Clubs presented scholarships to Galen Parkinson and Bob Cook. The Pointer and the Iris are the two student publications of CSTC. The Pointer is the college newspaper, whose editor is Joe Boettcher with Miss Glennon and Mr. Lewis acting as advisers. The Iris is the college annual. George Greathouse is the editor and Miss Wright and Dr. Tolo are the advisers. The Women's Self-Governing Association does much in orienting the new students at CSTC. Mrs. Pfiffner and Miss Moser are the advisers. First semester officers were Roberta Henderson, president; Mary Douville, vice-president; Nancie Goebel, treasurer. Eleanor Curtis, Glenna Clark, Phyllis Jarnick and Kay Leahy were officers second semester. Y.W.C.A.'s purpose is to better the relationship among girls from all the religious organizations. Miss Miriam Moser is the adviser; Louise Oelrich, president; Betty Mehne, vice-president; Beverly Tibbetts, secretary; Thora Fink, treasurer; and Margie Lawrie inter-faith representative. The Radio Workshop is responsible for keeping CSTC on the air. Under the direction of Vern Varney it presents dramas and a round table discussion each week. Academic credits may be obtained through participation in the Workshop. 52 FORUM 53 ROUND TABLE 54 PRIMARY 55 RURAL LIFE 5 6 CONSERVATION AND RIFLE CLUB 57 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 58 RADIO WORKSHOP 59 M kfLkhi POINTER s V IRIS 61 WSGA YWCA FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES Because they recognized a need for a third sorority and because they were interested in forming one, twenty-two industrious girls drafted a charter, accepted a constitution and became charter members of a sorority they named Psi Beta Psi. Officers elected the first semester were Betty Mehne, president; Beverly Ziebarth, vice-president; Marcella Schantz, secretary; and Delores Witter, treasurer. Winter Holiday was the theme of their tea held in January. The girls chose Mrs. Warren Blodgett and Mrs. Raymond Specht to be their advisers. Tau Gamma Beta sorority undertook another busy year, begun by a Back to School tea in September. First semester girls who wore pink and blue ribbons, and became Muds were Lorna Krueger, Helen Nulty, Marlene Hartleb, and Eleanor Curtis. Guided by Mrs. Marjorie Kerst and Miss Gladys Van Arsdale, advisers, the Tau Gams worked with the Omegs and Psi Betas to present the intersorority dinner-dance, Harbor Lights in January. Phyllis Peterson, president; Barbara Lewis, vice-president; Ila Williamson, secretary; and Margaret Jones, treasurer, acted as first semester officers while Barbara Lewis, Jeanette Holm, Barbara Nelson, and Miss Jones accepted the duties for the second semester. Omega Mu Chi sorority found many uses for their varied talents in activities such as their fall tea, annual knitting bazaar, and rushing parties. Pledges who became Ihcumagemo the first semester were Ruthie Schein, Ardis Raaths, and Sarah Connor. Leading the group first semester were Helen La Leike, president; Beverly Tibbetts, vice-president; Isla Mae Friberg, secretary; and Marge Finch, treasurer, with Virginia Gmeiner, Isla Mae Friberg, Beverly Tibbetts and Marge Finch accepting the duties the second semester. Mrs. Eugene Raddant acted as sorority adviser. Pledges the second semester became Hemianiopsia Astobasia and donned lavender and gold hair ribbons. Very soon after school began this fall, a group of dashing young men donned green Robin Hood hats, and began to carry paddles wherever they went. Investigation showed these men — Charles Hodgdon, Frank Hoffman, Ken Stewart, Bill Clayton, Bill Flynn, Lavern Herman, Gordon Fairbert, and Bud Feigley — to be first semester pledges of Chi Delta Rho fraternity. Leading the fraternity that semester were Don Hendrick, president; Lloyd Peterson, vice president; A1 Long, secretary; and Norvin Holm, treasurer. The second semester George Mosey, Ken Garska, Bud Feigley and Norvin Holm occupied these respective offices. Other activities that brought a year full of fun, fellowship and progress included a bowling league, a prize-winning Homecoming float and the second semester pledging. Bob Bestul was the man who directed Phi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity during the first semester with the assistance of Ralph Roberts, vice president; Don Jaeschke, secretary; and Bob Petranek, treasurer. The Phi Sigs, a chapter of the National Education Fraternity, were busy this year entertaining alums at the fraternity house at Homecoming time, presenting their annual Style Show in April, and pledging members during both semesters. Ray Anderson, George Bacon, Jerry Bartosz, Walt Brunsman, Bob Dehlinger, Bill Endle, Bob Gruling, Dennis Schrank, and Ray Zwolinski proudly displayed bow ties the second semester. After looking over their personnel, the Phi Sigs elected Ralph Roberts, president; Lucien Roy, vice-president; Charles Bruce, secretary; and Frank Schmidler, treasurer for the second semester. 64 PAN HELL COUNCIL 65 PHI SIGMA EPSILON 66 Members: Anderson, E., Anderson, R., Bacon, G., Bartosz, J., Bestul, R., Bogaczyk, S., Bowers, A., Bruce, C., Brunsman, W., Cacic, W., Chick. G., Cook, R., Dehlinger, R., Endle, W., Goetz, J., Greathouse, G., Gruling, R., Helminski, A., Hirzy, F., Jacoboski, L., Karier, C., Korth, E., Kumbier, H., Lindquist, N., Mayer, M., McMahon, R., O'Brien, P., Okray, R., Petranek, R., Polzin, E., Popeck, J., Roberts, R., Roy, L., Schmidler, F., Schrank, D., Turzinski, R., Wesley, F., Whelihan, E., Wilkinson, J., Zissers, D., Zwolinski, R., Mr. Kremple — Adviser. 67 CHI DELTA RHO Members: Bart, B., Eoettcher, J., Cable, B., Case. D., Clayton, B., Cook. B., Deguire, F., Fairbert, G., Feigley, B., Flint, B., Flynn, B., Furstenburg, E., Garska, K., Gilbert, C., Hendrick, D., Herman, L., Hodgdon, C., Hoffman, F., Holm. V., Jacobsen. E., Jelinek, J., Joanis, W„ Johnson, M., Johnson, R., Krueger, R., Kussman, R., LaLeike, F.. Long, A., Lorenzen, R., Luhm, J., Mallow, J., Mead, M., Morgan, D., Mosey, G., Mulady, J., Olsen, D., Paulson. G., Paulson, R.. Peterson, L., Piiska, E., Oueram, N., Roberts. R.. Sandberg, J., Schadewald. F., Scheel, J., Specht, D., Stewart, K., Veselak, K., Yeung, J. 69 OMEGA MU CHI 70 Members: Benson, M., Boehme, N.( Brunner, L„ Connor, S., Corliss, C., Crook, B., Crosby, M., Cuff, J., Ellingson, B„ Fehrenbach, J„ Ferdon, J., Figel, P., Finch, M., Fischer, V„ Friberg, I., Gilbertson, B., Gmeiner, V., Goebel, N., Hall, J., Hanson, B., Held. M., Hoag, M„ Hoglund, N., Holstein, G., Hummel, E„ Jacobson, S., Jersey, J., Knope, M., Nottleson. B., Phelan, A., Piehl, J., Pinkerton. J., Raaths. A., Robertson, J., Sannes, N., Sarbacker, J.. Schadewald, M., Scheel. A., Schwebke J.. Scribner, S.. Shein, R., Sutton ,S„ Swanke. S.. Thompson, D., Tibbetts. B.. Wanke, J., Zarda, E. 71 TAU GAMMA BETA i Members: Abrahamson. S.. Babcock. B., Barnes, B., Bauman. B., Bea. B.. Brenner, J.. Bume, R., Curtis, E., Dahnert, E., Dehlinger, B., Douville, M.. Elmer. L., Farris. E.. Gertschen. P., Gilkay, I., Gruen, J., Hartleb. M.. Holm. E.. Holm. J., Jameck. P., Jones. M., Kamer. K., Krueger. L.. Kruse. C.. Lane. J., Leahy, K., Lewis, B.. Lund. M.. Marros, V.. Mayer, N'., Moll, J., Myers, M., Nelson. B., Newhall, D., Nulty. H., Peterson, P., Rebella. D.. Schmeekle, W., Thompson, D., Williamson. I. 72 73 PSI BETA PSI Members: Allen. fC.( Baumer, M.. Boote, R., Edmund. C., Hanson. V., Harrison, P.. Higgins, B., Hofman, V., Kranski, G., Kuhnke, D., Lawrie, M., Marth, D., Mehne, B.. Meister, A., Mueller, B., Neerhof, M., Omernick, D., Panke, M., Pautz, N., Peplinski, B., Perry, J„ Reinecke, H., Reineking, E., Roy, D., Ruffing, E., Sbertole, E., Schilling, M., Sohantz, M., Schultz, D., Schwartz, J., Spencer, F., Witter, D., Zanella, F., Zastrow, M., Ziebarth, B. 74 75 HONORARY ORGANIZATIONS We seek to become humble artists by the one and only road of labor and service. This is the motto of the dramatic fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega. Following the leadership of Donna Alderton, president; Virginia Gmeiner, vice-president; Barbara Bea, secretary; and Bernice Dehlinger, treasurer, the members have taken charge of all the college's 1950 - 1951 theatrical productions. They sponsored the high school debate and forensic tournaments of this area and the district and regional high school one-act play contest. Anyone may gain membership to the fraternity by active participation in two major roles or the equivalent in technical roles. Mr. Burroughs is the adviser and Mr. Hicks is the special technical adviser. Alpha Kappa Rho is the honorary music fraternity of CSTC. Its purpose is to recognize musical ability, to stimulate an interest in music, and to develop leadership among music students. Every year Alpha Kappa Rho presents an award to a senior woman who excells in popularity, leadership, scholarship, and good sportsmanship. It also sponsors a radio program, Music for You, every Friday. The present officers are Frank Wesley, president; Janice Gruen, vice-president; Barbara Nelson, secretary; and Nancie Goebel, treasurer. Mr. Michelsen is adviser. Sigma Zeta is a national honorary science society which recognizes outstanding students in the field of science and encourages work in science. Membership is open to those who have attained a two point average. Each year Sigma Zeta sponsors the Junior Academy of Science and presents an award to one of its outstanding members. The present officers are Ed Furstenberg, president; Dr. Trytten, secetary-treasurer; Ray Venn, vice-president; and Mary Schadewald, historian. The faculty advisers are Miss Allen, Mr. Trytten, Mr. Epple, Mr. Faust and Dr. Lyness. The Social Studies Club which was formed in 1948 has been converted into a new honorary fraternity, Alpha Gamma. Previously the club was open to any interested students, but now definite membership qualifications have been set up. The purpose of the organization is to promote better understanding of the social sciences. This year the club conducted several polls regarding current events. It also brought speakers to the college. The faculty advisers are Mr. Kremple, representing the social studies; Mr. Crow, representing history; and Mr. Specht, representing geography. The present officers are Clarence Karier, president; Alvin Long, vice-president; Richard Polzin, secretary; and Irving Mozuch, treasurer. Sincerity, truth, and design is the motto of the Phi Beta chapter of Sigma Tau Delta. Members must be English majors or minors with a B average and outstanding ability in creative writing. This year the fraternity has heard several excellent speakers. In the spring they will again present Words Worth, the annual prose and poetry publication. Serious and humorous contributions for the magazine come from the members and the student body. The present officers are Joe Boettcher, president; Suzanne Swanke, vice-president and secretary; Virginia Gmeiner, treasurer; and Roberta Henderson, historian. Mr. Burroughs is faculty director. 76 ALPHA PSI OMEGA 77 ALPHA KAPPA RHO SIGMA TAU DELTA 79 SIGMA ZETA 80 ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA 81 SOCIAL STUDIES 82 RELIGIOUS GROUPS To promote Catholic action and fellowship and to sponsor spiritual, intellectual, and social interest is the purpose and the ideal held by the Newman Club. Included among the spiritual activities of the year were a group Mass and Communion once a month and a rosary for peace every evening. Father Stanley Chilicki of Saint Stanislaus parish is the club's chaplin, and the adviser is Miss Roach. The present officers are Henry Drechsler, president; Norris Lindquist, vice-president; Kathryn Allen, treasurer; and Barbara Bauman, secretary. During the year the Baptist students on our campus were busy sending gift boxes of clothing to Europe and leading group singing at the Old Folk's Home. Mr. Crow serves as adviser for Wayland. The present officers are Dean Baltz, president; Nancy Malchow, secretary; and Ken Nyberg, inter-faith representative. Highlights of the year for Gamma Delta, Beta chapter of the Lutheran Synodical Conference, were a novel pledging and initiation program for new members, a state convention at Madison, and well organized business meetings that were followed by religious discussions of interest to the group. This spring several members attended the regional convention at Houghton, Michigan. Guiding the group throughout the year were Mrs. Marjorie Kerst, faculty adviser, and Vicar Bragdon Smith, spiritual adviser. In January Warren Hamele was elected president; Ardis Raaths, vice-president; Joyce Moll, secretary; and Rawley Young, treasurer. With the coming of the school year, a new religious organization was formed on the campus. The Presbyterian students gathered under the name of Trigon and elected A1 Curtis, president; Barbara Bea, vice-president; Bill Clayton, treasurer; and Shirley Landt, secretary. Reverend Davies is the group adviser. Later in the year students of the Evangelical and Reformed Church joined with Trigon and helped to promote good fellowship among different religious denominations. Meetings are both devotional and social. During the year the group sponsored a toboggan party and a sleigh ride. Wesley Foundation is an organization of Methodist students, which promotes friendship and fellowship. Gordon Sorenson was the president of the group for the year; Verna Schaefer, vice-president; Mary Jo Reznichek, secretary; and Ted Dowd, treasurer. The advisers were Mr. and Mrs. Epple and Dr. and Mrs. Lyness. The members have been busy all year participating in a variety of activities. In the fall they acted as hosts to Methodist students from other colleges in Wisconsin. The club also formed deputation teams which went to churches in neighboring towns. A Soda Pop Hour was held in the student lounge during February. Canterbury is the Episcopalian organization on our campus. It is not a social group, but aims to discuss the principles of the church and to find out about Christianity. The Lutheran Students' Association has participated in various activities during the year. Deputation teams have visited congregations to acquaint them with L.S.A. which is also a member of the National Lutheran Council. Delegates were sent to the Regional Conferences at the University of Minnesota and River Falls. The meetings are both devotional and social. Dr. Trytten is the faculty adviser; Reverend Orvis Hansen, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church is the spiritual adviser. The present officers are Bob Kristianson; president; Bill Cook, vice-president; Sylvia Abrahamson, secretary; and Jeanette Holm, treasurer. 84 WESLEY 98 vnaa vwiAivo 87 INTERFAITH COUNCIL WAYLAND 89 TRIGON 90 NEWMAN CLUB 91 OUR MUSICIANS In emphasizing our school throughout the state, one of the activities always stressed is our excellent music department. The prestige gained for the college by the music department can be attributed to the many talented students taking part in the different musical organizations on the campus, and to their capable directors. Instrumentally, Central State has a band and a symphony orchestra. These groups, under the baton of Peter J. Michelsen, did a tremendous job this year. For every athletic contest, the band, with their martial music, instilled spirit in the participants and spectators. The crowning point of the instrumental group's activities was the Band Homecoming Concert. Comment on their musical ability and their showmanship could be heard for weeks after the concert. In the vocal department, Mr. Michelsen also directs the Mixed Chorus and the Girls' Glee Club. Although time and hard work are required to make these groups a success, their ranks are always filled. The highlight of their year was the Christmas Concert, when the student body enjoyed the fulfillment of those many practice hours. Last, but certainly not least, we have the Men's Glee Club. These Ambassadors of Good Will , as they are fondly referred to, are directed by Norman E. Knutzen. This year the club celebrated its fifteenth birthday by presenting to the public a student alumni concert. In addition to this, an important part of their work consists of concerts sung in high schools throughout the state. These men do a great deal to attract students to our school. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB SPORTS Dame Fortune cast a dour eye upon CSTC football fortunes this past season. A none too impressive overall record of 3 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie was entered in the Pointer ledger for the eyes of future generations. This record, however, does not tell the full story. There were times when it appeared as if the fighting Purple and Gold tradition was not being upheld, but a closer look will reveal an astonishing fact. The truth of the situation is that Coach Quandt fielded a different starting 11 every time the team took the field. At one time or another the whole regular squad was hampered by a constant string of bumps and bruises. Nevertheless, no matter who started the game or sat on the bench, the desire and the fight inherent in all CSTC'ers never left the squad even with the final gun. The hard court record was not the most enjoyable that CSTC ever enjoyed, but again, black and white records necessarily lack the details of the fighting, hard-driving, Pointer quintet. The actual record was 7 wins and 13 losses. These absolutes do not include, however, the narrow margins by which St. Norbert's, one of the basketball powers of the state, slipped by the Purple and Gold; nor do they include the slim point space separating the visitors from the Pointers in the eye for eye, tooth for tooth, conference battles. The unpredictability of spring-time weather caused many an ill-temper among residents of this northern clime, but none had more justification for it than Coach Frank Crow and his track squad. Night after night the track team was forced to work out in the Training school gym in anticipation of the conference meet and the several dual and triangular contests. The squad this year numbered 50 men, many of whom were valuable additions from the freshman class. Together with the veteran wing-footed athletes, they proved a powerful and potent squad among all competitors. Under the able tutelage of lames Hicks, aspiring Bobby Joneses shot their birdies and eagles for the Purple and Gold. The squad, composed mainly of veterans from last year's link season, did a creditable job for the college. Although the golf team received little publicity for ■their efforts the men did much to enhance the prestige of Central State. Rounding out the spring sports program is the tennis squad. These boys, coached by Bernard Wievel, played a full set of matches despite the fact that the home court was torn up during the erection of the men's dorm. The mainstay of the team were returning lettermen, who were ably assisted by the new men who reported for the squad. Intramural sports also play an important part in college life. A full schedule of touch football, basketball, and volley ball was run off through the school year. This athletic program is under the directorship of Edgar Pieper. A high percentage of men turned out to participate, making the program effective and a success. From early fall to late spring, the college keglers met at the Recreation Alleys to vie for the championship of the college bowling league. The different teams were sponsored by local businessmen and some campus organizations. Constant leaders during the season were Knudtson's Market, Coney Island, and the Belke Lumber Company. High series for the year was a 949 series by the Belke 5. Sports for All is the objective of the Women's Recreation Association, an organization of college women interested in recreation activities. The various activities in which the members participate include tennis, archery, volley ball, basketball, table tennis, badminton, hiking, and winter sports. The traditional Christmas Cheer in the student lounge is one of the most pleasant functions sponsored by the W.R.A. 96 FOOTBALL c.s.c. 0 Michigan Tech 0 c.s.c. 2 Merrill 0 c.s.c. 13 La Crosse 29 c.s.c. 12 Whitewater 26 c.s.c. 21 Park Falls 7 c.s.c. 0 Milwaukee 38 c.s.c. 7 Oshkosh 6 c.s.c. 0 Platteville 11 97 98 BASKETBALL c.s.c. 56 Northland 63 c.s.c. 65 Michigan Tech 75 c.s.c. 64 Milton 55 c.s.c. 64 St. Norberts 79 c.s.c. 66 Milwaukee 68 c.s.c. 73 Eau Claire 79 c.s.c. 58 Winona 66 c.s.c. 78 Milton 46 c.s.c. 48 Whitewater 64 c.s.c. 69 Stout 64 c.s.c. 50 La Crosse 68 c.s.c. 53 Oshkosh 66 c.s.c. 66 Platteville 56 c.s.c. 42 Winona 56 c.s.c. 60 Milwaukee 52 c.s.c. 68 St. Norberts 72 c.s.c. 86 River Falls 76 c.s.c. 67 Eau Claire 82 c.s.c. 51 Oshkosh 47 c.s.c. 61 Platteville 72 c.s.c. 58 Whitewater 76 100 TRACK 102 INTRAMURALS 103 CHEERLEADERS WRA 105 901 ONIWOD3WOH 107 SENIOR BALL 108 JUNIOR PROM 109 THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS The opportunity of participation in theatrical productions is open to all college students. The plays given this year have produced outstanding performance on the stage and the best of technical work back stage. With the help of assisting faculty advisers, Mr. Leland Burroughs, Miss Pauline Isaacson, Mr. Robert Lewis, and Mr. James Hicks, three one-acts were presented during the first semester under the auspices of members of Alpha Psi Omega. The plays were Suppressed Desires, directed by Donna Alderton, The Valiant directed by Ralph Roberts, and Curse You, Jack Dalton directed by Jean Robertson. The students of Central State during the second semester starred in the French-acting edition of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night arranged in Great Britain and directed by Mr. Burroughs. The first evening of a production is always guest night, and high schools belonging to this forensic district are invited to attend. The purpose of dramatics is to promote excellence in speech work, and to provide the opportunity of participation in an outstanding and worthwhile extra-curricular activity. Suppressed Desires Director: Donna Alderton Cast: Virginia Gmeiner, Harold Miller, Sally Scribner. The Valiant Director: Ralph Roberts Cast: Ralph Storm, Dick Francis, Dorthianne Rebella, Jack Popeck, Bart McNamara, Gordon Bigalke. Curse You, Jack Dalton Director: Jean Robertson Cast: Jerry Boettcher, Sally Connor, Don Schulz, Willis Zick, Lillian Lovdahl, Eleanor Curtis, Joanne Wysocki. no NELSON HALL 112 DORMITES 113 ROOMING HOUSES 115 9NINIVU1 lift THE 51 STAFF Editor .............. Associate Editor..... Business Manager .... Advertising Manager Copy Staff Layout Staff Identification Staff Typists ... Jim Greathouse .... Suzanne Swanke ....... Alvin Long ...... Ruth Schein Jean Robertson Dave Ross .... Norma Mayer Eunice Bauer Anita Hoeft Joann Cuff Margie Benson Ethel Farris Betty Crook Jack Popeck .. Nathalie Hoglund Ruth Lang Lila Elmer Kathryn Stankevich Marilyn Gossage Audrey Scheel ... Mary Douville Ethel Farris Ilse Hirzy ... Ramona Byrne Eileen Dahnert Photographers ......................................... Dick Francis George Stevens Warren Hamele Bart McNamara John Behrendt Editorial Adviser............................... Miss Harriett Wright Business Adviser.................................... Dr. Harold Tolo Photographic Adviser .............................. Mr. Gilbert Faust Art Adviser 119 Miss Edna Carlson ADVERTISEMENTS — To the business men of this community, we wish to express our sincere appreciation for the splendid way they have subscribed to this book, and also for their attitude of courtesy and consideration which they have extended to us and our fellow college students. Paga Altenburg's Dairy ................... 126 Arenberg's Jewelry Company .......... 143 Automobile Dealors Association ...... 135 Badger Paint Store .................. 132 Bake-Rite Baking Company ............ 139 Bartosz Clark ..................... 141 Belke Lumber Company ................ 130 Big Shoe Store ...................... 123 Boston Furniture Company ............ 141 Breitenstein Company ................ 141 Brock Engraving Company (Madison) .. 140 Campbells ........................... 134 Campus Cafe ......................... 121 Central Wisconsin Recreation Alley's .. 122 Citizens National Bank .............. 132 Coca-Cola Bottling Company .......... 132 College Counter ..................... 122 Continental Clothing Company ........ 127 Copps Company ....................... 123 Delzell Oil Company ................. 138 Emmons .............................. 126 Helen Fierek's Hat Shop ............. 143 First National Bank ................. 136 Fisher's Dairy ...................... 122 Fox Lyric Theatres ................ 124 Frank's Hardware .................... 143 Gamble Store .........................127 Goodman's ........................... 139 Graham-Lane Music Shop .............. 143 Green's Style Shop .................. 143 Hannon's Drug Store ................. 137 Hardware Mutual Casualty Company 128 Home Furnishing Company ............. 123 Joerns Bros. Furniture Company ...... 139 Joe's Yellowstone Hotel Motor Court 125 Journal Printing Company ............ 129 Karp's Bootery ................ 125 Kemp's Sunrise ................ 127 Kostka Fur Coat Company ............. 132 Sincerely, Ruth Schein Jean Robertson Page Krambs Hardware Company .............. 133 LeRoy's Dress Shop ................... 143 C. M. Lipman Furniture Company ....... 126 Lullabye Furniture Corporation ....... 138 Modern Toggery........................ 137 Moland Brothers ...................... 127 Montgomery Ward ...................... 129 National Bookbinding Company ......... 142 Nigbor Fur Coat Company .............. 136 Normington Dry Cleaning Company .... 135 Otterlee Jewelry Company ............. 121 Parkinson's Clothes Shop.............. 130 Peickert's Meat Market................ 122 Penney's ............................. 125 Phillip's Studio ..................... 124 Point Beverage Company............... 137 Point Cafe .......................... 133 Polly Frocks ........................ 125 Quality Sotre ........................ 131 Shippy Shoe Store .................... 139 Slicker's Texaco Station ............. 143 Smart Shop ........................... 143 Sorenson's Floral .................... 137 South Side Sport Shop .............. 130 Sport Shop .......................... 136 Sportsman's Store .................... 133 Spot Restaurant .................... 143 Stevens Point Dairy .................. 124 Taylor's Drugs ....................... 134 Tucker Studio ........................ 143 Vetter Manufacturing Company ......... 140 Walter's Flower Shop ................. 131 Welsby's Dry Cleaning Company ........ 130 Westenberger's Drug Store ............ 129 West's Dairy (Plover) ................ 141 Whiting-Plover Paper Company ......... 131 Wilshire Shop ........................ 133 Wisconsin Public Service Corporation .. 138 Worzalla Publishing Company .......... 142 120 The Co-op is an organization which is operated by the students of the college. The Student Co-op is a non-profit organization, its purpose being to give students wholesome meals at lower prices. The Co-op was organized in 1946 with 110 members and has now increased to its capacity number of 150 members. The business is transacted at an open meeting or through an elected board of directors. Each member upon joining, pays an entry fee which is refunded at the end of the year. Students have an opportunity to earn part of their expenses by working in the organization. OFFICERS: Bill Bart — Pres. Jerry Jelinek Bill Flynn CAMPOS CAPS Where on atmosphere of friendliness prevails The Campus Cafe, the home of the Student Co-op, offers short orders and fountain service to all students. 1709 OTURUVS 121 CENTRAL RECREATION ALLEY'S Best Wishes to those Bowling Alley's who are graduating VIC STANKE Manager TNE COLLEGE COUNTER Cocktail Bar LAMBERT KLUCK Manager and grownups, enjoy smooth FISHER'S ice-cream as well as thoir other lino dairy products. EISNER'S DAIRY For the finest tasting meats, poultry, sea food and sausages shop at PEICRERT'S MEAT MARKET 122 N. 2nd St. Phone 1902 Phone 68 122 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1951 BIG SNOB STORF Your headquarters for famous nationally advertised footwear: Sport Pals, Friskies. Lolos. Dreensteps. 419 Main St. Stevens Point Central Wisconsin's Largest underselling shoe store STOP! If you need Carpeting, Linoleum, Window Shades. Venetian Blinds. Come in and see the outstanding quality and Workmanship that we can offer you. TNF NOMF F0RN1SNINGS INC. 121 North Second Street 123 L y c Your friendly Fox theatres extend their congratulations to the graduating class of 1951 $M£NS POINT DAIRY (L icve’clanl- Ice Cream and Butter PHILLIP'S STUDIO ALL MODERN YELLOWSTONE Hotel Tourist Court Exceptionally Fine Food 1 Mile East of the College on Highway 10 Dress Blouse Sweater Skirt from POLLY fROCKS Women's Apparel MAD AT HIGH PRICES? You'll save money at KARP'S BOOTERY The store of personalized shoe fitting The complete family shoe store . . . KARPS BOOTERY 'On Sievens Point's famous Market Square' 125 EMMONS Stationery and Office Supply Co. C. M. UPMAM ropmopi CO. Distributors of tho L. C. Smith — Corona Portable Typewriter Tho World's Fastest Portable Typewriter Our Merchandise must be good or we make it good. Stevens Point, Wis. ALL BERGS say that AtTENBURG'S BAIRS products are the best. We Freeze to Please 126 MOLAND BROS, TRUCKING COMPANY ''Keep Your Freight Rollin' Ship via Moland the GAMBLE STORE Phone 252 KEMPS SUNRISE Known for excellent Chinese and American food. 3 Miles North of Stevens Point, Wis. Highway 51 408 Main St. Phone 1548 Even the wise old owl knows That the CONTINENTAL is the place for Clothes. GLOVES. SCARFS and HOSIERY too; The dollars you pay are Just a few. THE CONTINENTAL CLOTHING COMPANY Across from the Fox Theatre 127 ARE YOU A PROPHET? YOU MAY NOT BE A PROPHET but you should look to the future with confidence and encouragement. The record you have earned in college should provide a sound foundation for the future. Congratulations on your scholastic achievements. Graduation marks the beginning of another phase in your career. Your future progress is dependent upon such characteristics as integrity, persistence and human understanding. May your efforts and ambitions be realized in a happy, worthwhile life. Insurance for your AUTOMOBILE . . . HOME . . . BUSINESS Hardware Mutuals HARDWARE MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY HARDWARE DEALERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Stevens Point, Wisconsin • Offices Coast to Coast AS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED 128 CALL 2000 for Stevens Point DAtLy JOURNAL Want Ads Easy as 1, 2, 3 to USE Stevens Point Daily Journal Member of the Associated Press 114 North Third Street Your Printing Problems will be solved by THE JOURNAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT 116 North Third Street Next door to the newspaper office LOOK YOUR BEST Shop For Your Complete Wardrobe At MONTGOMCRY WARD Professional Prescription Service THE REXALL DRUG STORE IN STEVENS POINT WBSTBNBBRGBR S Across from the Posloffice Phone 27 129 new Lumber Mfg. Co. SOUTH S D£ SPORT SHOP Cabinet work Millwork Insulation Paint Roofing Lumber Glass The best sportsmen do confide, that they shop at the sport shop on the south side. 247 N. 2nd St. Phone 1304 Stevons Point 813 Strongs Ave. Phone 2156 THANK YOU for the business you have given us! And cordial greetings from the people at He: My. you look lovely tonight. She: Why thanks. WELSBY'S did my dry cleaning just right. missy's 446 Clark St. Phone 688 PARH HSOH'S Clothes for Men 130 WHITING- PL 0 HER PAPER CO. Stevens Point, Wis. Manufacturers of and Keebord Papers Say it with Flowers J. A. WALTER HOR ST Plants and cut flowor arrangements with distinction 110 N. Michigan Avo. Phone 1629 Right this way lor exclusive WOMEN'S. MISSES and JUNIORS wearing apparel. 131 CITIZENS NATIONAL BADGER PAINT BANK HARDWARE STORES, INC STEVENS POINT, WIS. 425 Main St. Phone 77 317 Main St. Phono 790 COMPLIMENTS of ROSTRA FURS Stevens Point — Wis. Rapids 132 Shoes Accessories tv isme shop 440 Main St. Stevens Point elvinators Padios Everything in hardware aytag washers Eicycles £snsible prices HARDWARE On the Famous Market Square Private Party? Make a reservation in our beautiful COLONIAL ROOM. Just atho pcop.’e wio know — The SPORTSMAN STORE is the place to go. e e i POINT CAPS Strongs Ave. THE SPORTSMAN STORE 443 Main St. Stevens Point Next to the Fox theater 133 CATAPBUL'S A. L SNAFTON CO. Wholesalers Clayt Crowns and Crow are dedicated to the idea of delivering the MOST auto service for the least money. Enough said North of the Square STEVENS POINT West of the Depots WISCONSIN RAPIDS CROWNS OF TWO TOWNS Crowns Auto Sales DeSoto :—: Plymouth c • Fruit, Produce 6 Grocerios Stevens Point, Wis. TAYLOR’S Drug Stores 111 Strongs Ave. 752 Church St. PHONE 3 PHONE 49 134 The Stevens Point Automobile Dealers Association BOOTH AUTO SALES INC. 440 Clark St. BRE2IHSKI MOTORS INC. 115 Church St. CARTWRIGHT AUTO SALES 311 Normal Ave. CROWN'S AUTO SALES 242 No. 2nd St. ERICKSON MOTOR SALES INC. 309 Strongs At . G. A. GULLIKSON CO. 301 Strongs A▼«. HEIN IMPLEMENT CO. 1633 S. Church St. KARHER AUTO SALES 119 Ellis St. MANORS AUTO SALES Rout :2 NORTH MOTOR SALES 234 No. 2nd St. SWARTZ BUICK CO. 201 No. 3rd St. SMITH MOTOR CO. 414 Clark St. For rmington’s (jSlmjtQis •••thorough CLEANING rmington’s G IXtQ y • • • t h o r o u g h LAUNDERING 135 Phone 380 COMPLIMENTS OF THE HIGBOR FURS “Wisconsin’s Largest Furriers” SPORT SHOP 9 MILWAUKEE 9 GREEN BAY • STEVENS POINT 9 MANITOWOC 9 MADISON 9 WAUSAU 9 BERLIN Member Federal Reserve and F.D.I.C. After graduation you will be on your own and earning money. What would be better than a savings account at the First National? Even though the amount with which you open your account may be small, it is an important step toward building for your future. No matter where you locate, you can carry your account with us by mail. We have many customers who do not live here but still carry their accounts with us. THE FIRST NATION AI 8ANN Stevens Point 1 6 Capital Surplus $400,000. Resources over $8 million SORENSON'S FLOWER SNOP See Your Friendly Florist for HOME GROWN FLOWERS STEVENS POINT BEVERAGE COMPANY Bottlers of — Point Special Beer — Orange Crush, Lemmy and other High Grade Soft Drinks Phone 61 NANNON'S DRUGS • Prescriptions • Cosmetics • Luncheons O Drugs • Gifts • Photographic Equipment Across from tho Fox Theater THE MODERN TOGGERY The Store for EVERY man 450 Main St. Phone 80 137 DCLZCU OIL COMPANY FURNITURE CORPORATION Steven? Point, Wisconsin Fin Furniture For Children Since 1897 Distributors of PHILLIPS 66 Gasoline CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 WISCONSIN PUBLIC SCRY ICC CORPORATION 136 Your table favorite at BAK6-R Te BAM HO CO. 205 Wood St. Phone 2300 Two Entire Floors Of Quality Footware Nationally Advertised Brands and wo aron't LION1 X-RAY FITTING snippy sHoe sme QUALITY in presidents means Abe and George . . . QUALITY in furniture means . . . JOBRNS BROS. FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of GOODMANS • Watch repairing • Pearl restringing JBWBLBRS 418 Main Street STEVENS POINT. WIS. 139 “Better From Vetter” Phone 87 THE VETTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY BROCK CNGRAVWG CO. Madison, Wisconsin Extends congratulations to the graduating class of 1951 140 Home of Old Cabin BREfTENSTE N COMPANY Roofing, Siding. Paint, Plaster, Cement, Nails, Farm Machinery, Feed. Coal and Colo, Fire Tender Stokers 217 Clark St. Phone 57 For Graduation Photos (Or Any Other Type ol Picture) We're the ones to See! Wide Selection of Proofs. Prompt Service, Reasonable Prices. Satisfaction Guaranteed Ba'UoAy and GIga z PHOTOGRAPHERS 414 Main St. Phone 2507 S Be like the rest. Get dairy products at WEST'S. Plover. Wis. BOSTON'S Since 1888 We feature: Joems Simmons Lullabye Kroehler Philco Thayer Lee's floor coverings 430 Main St. Phone 250 141 It is a pleasure to work with the Iris Staff, planning the details that are necessary to produce a better IRIS . We at National Bookbinding Co. located in Stevens Point, are proud that we can offer the most comprehensive cover and bindery service in the midwest. The large increase in the number of yearbooks we bind each year is a hearty endorsement of the fine craftsmanship, fair dealing and dependable service. 142 TUCKER Studio and Camera Shop 110 Strongs Ave. Phono 407 HELEN F EREK Millinery and Accessories 119 Strongs Avo. Phono 1605 1 LEROY'S Ladies Ready To Wear 205 Strongs Avo. Phono 787 GRAHAM LAHt MUSIC SHOP Strongs Ave. Phone 442 SMART SHOP 425 Main St. Phono 1520 SPOT RESTAURANT Alex Morton, Prop. 414 Main St. Phono 95 Sl CKER'S TEXACO SERVICE fRANKS HARDWARE 'Just off the famous Public Square' 216 No. 2nd St. Phono 583 U7 No. 2nd St. Phono 2230 ARENBERGS Fashionable Jewelry Since 1884 447 Main St. Stovons Point GREENS Style Shop 16 Main St. Phono 2459 143 AUTOGRAPHS 144 FACULTY INDEX A Allen, Bessie May ............................................... 10 Anderson, Henry ................................................. 18 Angel, Margaret ................................................. 8, 112 B Bainter, Monica ................................................. 82 Blodgett, Alice .................................................. 8 Boylan, Kenneth W................................................ 8, 51 Burroughs, Leland M......................................... 12, 77 C Carlsten, Edna ................................................... 7 Colman, Susan ............................................ 7, 54, 55 Crow, Frank ..................................................... 12 Crow, Luella................................................... Cutnaw, Edith.................................................... 16 D Davis, Mildred .................................................. 14 Diehl, Leah ..................................................... 14 E Eagon, Burdette ................................................. 10 Elstad, Edna ............................................... 10, 112 Epple, Arol C............................................... 12, 85 F Faust, Gilbert ........................................... 7, 14,83 G Glennon, Bertha ............................................. 7, 14 Gotham, Raymond ................................................ 116 H Hansen, Alice F.................................................. 12 Hanson, Gertie L................................................. 8, 57 Hansen, William C................................................. 5 Harris, Albert E.................................................. 8 Heel, Helen M.................................................... 14 Heenan, David ................................................... 10 Hicks, James R................................................... 12 I Isaacson, Pauline H.............................................. 10 J Jenkins, Warren G................................................. 6 K Kampenga, Dorothy ............................................... 14 Kampenga, Nelis R................................................. 8 145 Kerst, Marjorie S........................................... 14,56,73,86 Knutzen, Norman E................................................ 10, 93 Kremple, Frederick A.......................................... 7, 16, 67 L Levin, Adeline L..................................................... 16 Lewis, Robert S...................................................... 7, 10 Lyness, Arthur S..................................................... 85 M Mason, Syble E........................................................ 8 Meston, Helen ....................................................... 16 Michelsen, Peter J....................................... 12, 78, 94, 95 Moser, Miriam ................................................... 16, 63 Mott, Joseph ................................................. 7, 10, 118 N Neuberger, Mary...................................................... 18 Nixon, Floyd 0........................................................ 8 P Pfiffner, Elizabeth .................................................. 6 Pieper, Edgar ........................................................ 8 Pieper, Evelyn ................................................. 16, 56 Pierce, Burton R..................................................... 16 Pierson, Edgar F..................................................... 12 Q Quandt, Hale F........................................................ 8 R Raddant, Beatrice .............................................. 16, 70 Reppen, Nels 0....................................................... 10 Rightsell, Raymond M.......................................... 7, 10, 53 Ritchie, Margaret M.................................................. 16 Roach, May M.................................................... 14, 56 S Samter, Mary S....................................................... 14 Schmeeckle, Fred J................................................... 14 Smith, Mary Elizabeth ............................................... 12 Specht, Raymond E............................................... 16, 82 Steiner, Herbert R.................................................... 6 Sylvester, Walter R.................................................. 16 Swallow, Marie D..................................................... 14 T Tolo, Harold M.................................................. 16, 61 Trytten, Roland A......................................... 7, 12,80,88 V Van Arsdale, Gladys............................................. 12, 73 Varney, Vem V........................................................ 14 W Wievel, Bernard F.................................................... 12 Williams, Mildrede L................................................. 8 Wilson, Emily........................................................ 10 Wright, Harriet M.................................................... 8, 61 146 STUDENT INDEX A Abrahamson, Sylvia ................ Ackerman, Thomas................... Albers, Thomas .................... Alderton, Donna ................... Alderton, Russel .................. Aifheim, Barbara................... Allen, Dorothy .................... Allen, Kathryn .................... Altenburg, Arlene ................. Anderson, Edythe .................. Anderson, Gene .................... Anderson, James ................... Anderson, Raymond ................. Anderson, Robert................... Andrews, Oliver ................... Andrews, Robert ................... Anunson, Gary ..................... Ariens, Patrick ................... Arndt, Lee ........................ Aronson, Charlotte ................ Attleson, Mildred.................. 44, 62, 73, 87, 94, 95, 113 ....................... 46 ....................... 45 ................. 32, 111 ............. 91 44, 58, 74, 75,91 .......... 42,63 ......... 88, 90 ............. 45 ............. 48 ..... 46,67, 100 ............. 44 ......... 80, 98 ............. 30 ............. 48 .......... 45,91 48 36 B Babcock, Bonita..................... Bacon, George ...................... Baerenwald, Gerald ................. Bahr, Rodney ....................... Baltz, Dean ........................ Barnes, Beverly .................... Barrett, Patricia .................. ...... 28 ...... 67 46, 57, 98 ........ 28, 59, 89 30, 58, 73, 78, 106 ........ 45, 87, 95 147 26, 86 Bart, William ....... Barton, William ...... Bartosz, Jerry ....... Bassler, Don ......... Bauer, Eunice ....... Bauman, Barbara ..... Baumer, Mary ......... Bea, Barbara ........ Beawer, Irene ........ Beck, James ......... Behrendt, John ...... Beilis, Neil ........ Benjamin, Jacqueline Benson, Darrell ..... Benson, James ....... Benson, Marjorie ..... Benson, Sally ........ Benz, Don ........... Berg, Kathleen ....... Berg Richard.......... Berkhahn, John....... Bertz, Colleen ....... Bestul, Robert ...... Betry, Donald ........ Beutler, Harlan ..... Bigalke, Gordon ...... Blackman, Robert ..... Blaies, Donald ....... Blake, Bradley ....... Bliese, David ........ Boehme, Nancy ........ Boettcher, Jerome .... Boettcher, Joseph ... Bogaczyk, Steve ..... 67 ... 44,63,71 ... 44,60,91 46, 74,91, 112 ... 42, 77, 90 ....... 42, 85 48, 59, 90 .......... 42 .......... 45 ....... 36,81 46, 50,71, 113 .......... 48 .................... 91 38, 50, 65, 66, 78,82, 95 .... 48 46, 111 48, 59 ............... 59,98 .............. 26, 78 32, 59, 69, 86, 93, 111 ........... 27, 60, 79 ............... 44, 66 148 Bradway, Kenneth Bohl, Hermelinda Bohler, Wallace .... Boote, Rosemary .. Borchardt, LeRoy Bordeau, Marjorie Bosacki, Lawrence Bourcier, Gilbert .. Bostad, Robert .... Eowers, Alan ...... Erandt, Jack ...... Braem, Allen ...... Breese, Robert .... Brenner, Jeanne .... Briscoe, Lyle ..... Briselden, James .. Britz, Anthony..... Broten, Phyllis ... Brown, Dorothy .... Bruce, Charles .... Bruha, John ....... Bruha, Richard .... Brunner, Letitia .... Brunsman, Walter Brylski, Anthony .. Buchalz, Wayne .. Buggs, Myra ....... Buhrdorf, Jo Ann .... Buss, Mary Jane Butler, David ..... Buttke, Lois ...... Buttke, Ronald .... Byrne, Romona .... .... 42 32, 53 .... 46 65, 74 42, 80 ..... 46 48,91 24, 66, 80, 87 34 34, 55 ... 48 ..,... 48, 87 ........... 44 .. 38,66, 108 44, 57, 86, 93 ... 45, 86, 93 ...... 65, 70 ...... 67, 98 ........... 48 ........... 48 ... 46,86, 105 ... 46,91, 113 ...... 26, 58 ....... 42, 85 42, 55,61,73, 79, 82 c Cable, William ..... Cacic, Walter ...... Callsen, Constance Campbell, Harry .... Campbell, Howard .. Campbell, Mary...... Carpenter, Hugo .... Case, David ........ Castagna, Joe ...... Cattanach, John .... Cattanach, Margaret Censky, Oscar ...... Catura, Burnham .... Chaffee, Glenn...... Check, William ..... Chick, Gilbert...... Christian, John .... Christoffersen, Rose Cieslewicz, Stanley .. Ciula, Connie ....... Clark, Glenna ...... Clark, Reuben ...... Clayton, William .... Clemens, Roy ....... Clintsman, Nellie .... Cole, Robert ........ Collier, John ....... Collum, Gertrude..... Compton, Curt ....... Conachen, William ... Connor, Sarah ....... Conway, William ..... Cook, Robert......... 42, 50, 77, 86 .......... 42 ...... 48,91 ... 45 ... 46 ... 92 86, 103 42 34 .... 48 .... 48 66, 103 46 ................. 105 44, 50, 58, 62, 80, 85 .................. 46 ...... 44, 86, 90, 98 ................... 48 .......... 24, 44, 85 ............. 38, 86 .... 42, 58, 85 ............ 48 ...... 57, 103 44, 70, 90, 111 ............ 48 .... 38, 50, 66 150 Cook, William ......... Cooper, Terry ......... Corliss, Carol ........ Corwin, Royal ......... Cox, Wilbar ........... Craig, Jeanette ....... Crandall, Billy ....... Creed, William......... Crook, Betty .......... Crosby, Marjorie ...... Cudnohufsky, George Cuff, Joann ........... Curry, James ........... Curry, Nancy ........... Curtis, Elbridge ....... Curtis, Eleanor ........ Curtis, Hugh ........... Cutler, Janice ......... Cutnaw, Mary Frances Czerniewski, Joan ..... 48. 69, 87, 93 ......... 48 ...... 46,71 ......... 48 ......... 36 .. 42,90, 113 46, 50, 63,71,85 ....... 42, 70 ........... 46,71,85 ................. 98 ....... 44, 56, 85, 88 ............. 90, 93 44, 58, 62, 73, 80, 111 .......... 42,81,90 D Dabareiner, Jack ................................................ Dachel, Andrew................................................... 46 Dachyk, Kenneth.................................................. Dahm, Dona .................................................. 45, 113 Dahnert, Eileen ........................................... 30,55,61 Dallman, Clarence ............................................... Damrau, James ................................................... 48 Daniel, George................................................... Davies, Bertram .................................................. 82 Davis, George ................................................... Davis, Richard .............................................;..... 42 Davy, Carl ...................................................... 151 DeGuire, Frank ..................... Dehlinger, Bernice.................. Dehlinger, Robert .................. Deicher, Roger ..................... Depka, Clifford .................... Derge, Patricia .................... DeRouchey, Delores ................. Dineen, Donald ..................... Diver, Jeanette .................... Dobeck, Jean ....................... Doede, Harold ...................... Domack, Anita ...................... Douglas, Donald .................... Douglas, Kelly ..................... Douville, Mary...................... Dowd, Theodore ..................... Downie, William .................... Draeger, Mildred ................... Drechsler, Henry ................... Drew, Dwaine ....................... Duchart, Charlotte ................. E Ebel, Jerry ........................ Edmund, Caryl ...................... Edwards, William ................... Ellingson, Ardiss .................. Ellingson, Beverly ................. Ellingson, Richard ................. Elliott, Marvin .................... Ellis, Loran ....................... Elmer, Lila ........................ Elsen, Ann ......................... Endle, William ..................... 44, 60, 69,91,93 ...... 42, 73, 77 ............. 98 ..........46, 59 44 44 42, 59 .............. 45, 98 42,61,65, 73,91, 113 ................. 34 26, 86 44,91 .. 95 ...... 48 46, 74, 85 46, 87 30, 70 ... 22 ...... 33 42, 55, 63 .. 44,91 ... 46, 67 152 Engel, Arthur ....................... English, Roger ...................... Erickson, Iver ...................... Eulberg, Janet....................... Extrom, Donna ....................... F Facklam, Edmund ...................... Fairbert, Gordon .................... Fait, Marvin ........................ Farris, Ethel ....................... Fehrenbach, Joan .................... Feigley, Bernard .................... Feit, Donald ........................ Feit, Raymond ....................... Feit, Robert ........................ Felton, Judy ........................ Ferdon, Jean ........................ Fieting, Ruth ........................ Figel, Margaret ..................... Finch, Marjorie ..................... Finch, Walter ....................... Fink, Thora ......................... Fischer, Virginia ................... Flaherty, Mary....................... Fletcher, Richard ................... Flint, Robert ....................... Flynn, William ....................... Fontaine, Reta ...................... Forell, Roger........................ Fossatti, Mary ...................... Foster, Jack ......................... Fox, Patricia ........................ France, Mary Lou ..................... 45, 98 .... 42 .... 46 .... 48 .. 42,69,86,93, 109 ................. 43 46,61,73,91,94, 105 .. 42,70,71,94, 113 ....... 24, 42, 57, 69 ............. 28, 56 ........... 45 .... 43,71,88 ........... 45 46, 62,71, 113 .... 30, 63, 70 ........... 48 .... 42, 63, 90 ....... 45, 70 ....... 48,91 ........... 46 ....... 45,86 ....... 69, 98 ....... 42, 63 ........... 44 ........... 46 ........... 48 ....... 42,91 ....... 38, 88 153 Francis, Richard ..... Freeman, Lucille ..... Fredrickson, James .. Freiberg, Ashley ..... Freier, Karl ......... Fresley, John ........ Friberg, Isla ........ Fritsch, Clarence .... Fritsch, James ....... Froggatt, David ...... Furstenberg, Edward G Gage, Constance...................... Garska, Kenneth ..................... Geenan, Mary ........................ Genrich, Fred ....................... Gerber, Frances ..................... Gertschen, Phyllis .................. Getlinger, Jane...................... Gibson, Stanley..................... Gierl, Joanne ...................... Gilkay, Irene ...................... Gilbert, Marlyn .................... Gilbert, Robert ..................... Gilbertson, Betty ................... Gilbertson, Carole................... Gill, Robert ....................... Gmeiner, Virginia .................. Goebel, Nancie ..................... Goetz, James ....................... Gostz, William ..................... Goman, Loraine...................... Goodland, John ..................... .. 79, 111 46, 94, 95 46 ...... 48 28, 59, 70 ...... 44 30, 59, 69, 77,80, 108 ......... 46 22, 69, 86, 98 ..... 36,91 ... 45,91, 111 24, 73, 88, 105 ........... 30 ......... 94 .. 24, 55, 73 ......... 86 .. 42,81,88 32, 62,71,95 .. 42,58, 108 38, 59,61,70, 77, 111, 113 ........ 42,70,71,94,95 .................... 66 ................. 22, 81 ..................... 46 ..................... 45 154 45,91 .... 48 Gossage, Marilyn Graham, Roger ...... Graham, Roy ........ Grasamkee, Rhode . Gravitter, Patti ... Greathouse, George Greaton, Wilson ... Grimstad, Betty ... Gronski, Norbert .. Gruen, Janice ..... Gruling, Robert ... Gruman, John ...... Gryniewski, John... Guenthner, Rae .... Guenther, Rona .... 21,42,61,66, 82 ............ 46 ................... 46 44, 62, 73, 78, 85, 113 ... 30 24, 90 Haas, Ella ....... Hager, Barbara .... Hall, Jacqueline .... Hall, Richard .... Hamele, Warren .. Hamm, Maurice .. Hanke, Charles .... Hanneman, Robert Hansen, Margaret . Hansen, Martin ... Hansen, Violet ... Hanson, Barbara . Hanson, Judith ... Harrison, Jack ... Harrison, Patricia . Hartleb, Marlene ... Harvey, Douglas ... H ... 48,86 ....... 46 38, 70, 106 ....... 81 ...... 104 26 48 ...... 34,74,75 46,71,94, 95, 113 .............. 4 ...... 24 44, 58, 73 ...... 91 155 Havitz, Edward ..... Hedquist, Eric...... Heise, Jean ........ Heiser, LeRoy ...... Held, Muriel ...... Helgerson, Donald Helminski, Alfred .. Henderson, Roberta Hendrick, Donald .. Hendrickson. Roger Herman, LaVern .... Herrick, Clarence .. Herrington, Norma Herrmann, Donald Hesson, John....... Heuer, Edwin ...... Heuser, Anthony .... Higgins, Barbara .. Higgins, William .... Hill Charles ....... Hill, Robert ...... Hirzy, Ferdinand .... Hirzy, Use ........ Hoag, Marlene ..... Hodgdon, Charles .. Hoeft, An'ta ...... Hoffman, Frank .... Hofman, Vivian .... Hoglund, Nathalie Hohensee, George Holding, Patricia .... Holm, Elizabeth ... Holm, Jeanette .... Holm, Norvin ...... .......... 28, 98 .......... 46, 48 .............. 46 ...... 42, 86, 93 70,71,78,94, 95 ...... 42,77,81 .............. 98 .......... 22, 79 .. 32, 65, 69, 73 45, 69 48 42 28, 74,94, 95 ......... 42,91 ......... 46,71 ......... 44, 69 44,61,63, 86, 94 .......... 44, 80 ............. 74 ...... 42,61,70 .......... 38, 93 ..... 44,63,85 ..... 26,73, 113 .......... 73, 87 .. 30, 69, 80, 93 156 70,71 48, 103 Holstein, Gretchen Hoppe, Max ....... Hoppe, William .. Horn, John ....... Horn, Rudolph .... Hubbard, Grace .. Hummel, Eleanor Humphrey, Bruce ... Hurrish, Dan ..... Hyer, James ...... I Irvine, John .......................... isbemer, Helen ........................ J Jacoboski, Louis ..................... Jacobsen, Edward ..................... Jacobson, Shirley .................... Jacobson, O........................... Jacobus, Richard ..................... Jaeschke, Don ........................ Jansen, Richard ...................... Jarnick, Phyllis...................... Jarvis Ronald ........................ Jauch, Norma .......................... Jeffers, Carrold....................... Jelinek, Jerry........................ Jensen, Doris......................... Jersey, Joanne ....................... Jerschele, Richard ................... Joanis, William ...................... Johnson, Bruce ....................... Johnson, Dorothy ..................... 22 28, 70 ...... 48 42, 82,91 ....... 45 44, 63, 105 42, 50, 59, 67, 77 ...... 46, 69, 86 .. 42,77,79, 105 ............. 44 ............. 45 ......... 38, 66 44, 58, 62, 73, 80. 85 46, 62,91 81,86, 98 ...... 42 46,71,91 77, 86 57,81 .... 48 157 Johnson, Harry Johnson, Marvin Johnson, Robert Johnson, Russell Jones, Delores .. Jones, Margaret Jones, Philip .. Junior, Bernhard 36, 50, 79 62, 69, 103 . 42,86,98 26, 79, 82, 105 42,58,73,79 ..... 45, 100 .......... 48 K Kalka, Harriet........................ Kalkofen, Robert ..................... Kampenga, Amy ........................ Karavakis, Memo ..................... Karier, Clarence ..................... Karls, Stanley ....................... Karner, Karol ........................ Karsten, Robert ...................... Kavanaugh, Marian .................... Keach, Jean .......................... Kearns, Rose ......................... Kellogg, Charles ..................... Kernohan, Clarence ................... Kerr, Robert ......................... Kienitz, Charles .................... Kijak, Adeline ....................... Kirshling, William ................... Kish, Dennis ......................... Kitzrow, Gerald ..................... Klesmit, Clarence ................... Kline, Arlynn ....................... Klinner, Lorna ...................... Knickerbocker, William .............. Knoll, Donna ........................ 158 45 44 24, 66, 82,91 ...... 93, 98 ...... 60,73 ...... 22, 93 .......... 38 ...... 46, 85 ...... 45, 62 ...... 81,82 36 .. 46 38,66 .. 32 46, 87 48, 111 Knope, Marilyn .... Knudtson, Leland . Knuf, Evelyn ...... Knutson, Arleen ... Knutson, Willard ... Koch, Ruth......... Koch, William ...... Koehler, Robert .... Koehn, Kenneth ..... Koeppen, Howard ., Kohls, William .... Kolinski, Helen .... Konop, Catherine ., Konopacky, David Konopacky, Robert Korth, Earl ........ Korth, Marilyn ..... Kott, Donald ....... Kott, Royal ........ Kranski, Germaine Kraus, Chandler .... Kraus, Robert ...... Kreger, Roger ...... Krell, Lolita ...... Krentz, Francis .... Krienke, George .... Kristianson, Robert Krueger, Lorna ..... Krueger, Roland .... Kruse, Carla ....... Kubisiak, Shirley .... Kuhnke, Dorothy .... Kulick, Ken ........ Kumbier, Howard .. Kussman, Richard .. 42, 58, 70, 106 ... 36 ... 38 ... 93 ... 58 36, 98 .... 46 .... 98 46, 93 .... 48 .... 26 ... 66 ... 95 ... 48 36, 103 30,74 59 42, 60,91 ...... 48 ... 45,98 ...... 88 .. 26, 73 44, 86, 98 38, 78, 87 .. 48, 60 48, 58, 74 .. 93, 98 ...... 66 .. 86,93 159 L Lacrbs, Bernard ................... Laabs, Quinten .................... LaFave, Robert .................... LaLeike, Fred ..................... LaLeike, Helen .................... LaMarche, Gerald ................... LaMarche, LaVerne ................. Lampert, Molly ..................... Landerman, Bernard ................. Landowski, Isabelle ................ Landt, Shirley ..................... Lane, Carman ....................... Lane, Joy .......................... Lang, Ruth ......................... Lange, Elaine ...................... Langton, John....................... Larsen, Donald ..................... Laszewski, Charles ................. Laszewski, Ray ..................... Laszewski, Roy ..................... Lawrie, Marjorie ................... Lawton, James ...................... Leahy, Kathleen .................... Lecy, Raymond ...................... Leichtenberg, Jack ................. Lemiesz, Phyllis ................... Lemke, Lois ........................ Lerer, Isaac........................ Leupold, Avonne .................... Lewandowski, Alfred ................ Lewis, Barbara ..................... Lightner, Corliss .................. Lindquist, Norris .................. 160 ... 48, 103 ... 45, 98 ........ 48 22, 60, 79 22, 65, 79 ....... 45 42 45, 88, 90 46, 73, 86, 113 ....... 22,71 ... 38, 45,86 .......... 48 .......... 21 ......... 82 42, 63, 74, 90 ......... 45 .. 44, 62, 73 ......... 66 .......... 98 ......... 44 ......... 46 48,86 23, 73, 79, 80 42, 65, 66, 98, 106 Lippert, Eugene .... Lippert, Roderick, Lodzinski, Fred ... Long, Alvin ..... Lorenzen, Richard Lovdahl, Lillian . Lucke, Richard... Luedke, Duane.... Luhm, James...... Luhm, John ...... Lund, Mary ........ Lund, Richard.... Lund, Thomas .... 42,61,69, 80, 82 ........... 28, 98 ... 46, 50, 56, 111 ......... 48 ......... 42 26, 69, 82, 86 .... 55,59,73 ........ 32 Me McCandles, Edward .............................................. 93 McCutcheon, Dale ............................................... 24 McGoff, Eetty ............................................. 48, 91 McGown, Amy .................................................. Mclnnis, Pat ................................................... 48 Mclntee, Radine ................................................ 48 McMahon, Robert ........................................... 66, 81 McMillan, Malcolm ............................................ McNamara, Bart ............................................ 46, 111 M MacIntyre, Kathryn ............................................. 34 Madson, Richard............................................... Magee, Catherine ...................................... 45, 58, 85 Malchow, Nancy............................................. 45, 89 Malik, Doris ................................................. Mallow, John .............................................. 69, 82 Mangold, Donald ................................................ 45 March, Peter.................................................. 161 Marchel, Jean ........................................................... 48 Marchel, Robert .................................................. Marking, Harriet .............................................. 32, 54, 87, 94 Marko, Leonard.................................................... Marks, Gordon..................................................... Marquard, Gilman ................................................... 32, 45 Marros, Virginia ....................................................42, 73 Marsh, Robert............................................................ 42 Martens, Janis .......................................................... 48 Marth, Delphine............................................. 34, 74, 75 Martin, Dick ............................................................ 48 Martin, Harlan ..................................................... 36, 93 Maslowski, Donald ................................................ Mason, Lois ...................................................... Matzke, Erwin ...................................................... 42, 93 Mayer, Joseph .................................................... Mayer, Marvin .............................................. 54, 66, 87 Mayer, Norma ............................................. 42,60,61,62,73,86 Mead, Maurice ................................................. 34, 59, 69, 77 Mehlum, Ronald ................................................... Mehne, Betty .......................... 36, 63, 65, 74, 75, 86, 94, 105, 110 Meister, Arline ........................................... 45, 74, 75, 86, 94 Meleski, John .......................................................... 100 Melzer, Yvonne .......................................................... 46 Menzel, Bruce ........................................................... 34 Metzger, William......................................................... 59 Mews, Jean.......................................................... 48, 86 Mews, Joan............................................................... 86 Meyer, Leonard ................................................... Meyer, Ronald .................................................... Meyer, A................................................................. 45 Miller, Dolores .................................................... 46, 75 Miller, Harold ..................................................... 46, 111 Miller, Norbert .................................................... 98, 100 162 Miller, William...... Mingenbach, William Mow, Carol .......... Moe, Karen .......... Moen, Byron ......... Moll, Jack .......... Moll, Joyce ......... Moody, John ......... Moore, Everett ...... Moore, Jack ......... Morgan, David ....... Morgan, Donna ....... Morgan, Robert ...... Mosey, George ....... Mozuch, Irving....... Mueller, Beverly .... Mulady, James ....... Mulvihill, Richard .. Mundt, Raymond....... Myers, Marjorie...... 46 46, 85 .... 48 .............. 46 ... 44, 55, 73, 86 .............. 42 ...... 59, 60, 79 ............... 24 ..... 45,86, 103 ......... 42, 105 .............. 98 ..... 22, 69, 108 .......... 28, 82 45, 74, 78, 87, 95 .... 48, 59, 69, 93 .............. 82 22 N Nagy, Paul ......................... Neerhoff, Muriel ................... Negaard, John ...................... Neitzel, Harold..................... Nelson, Barbara .................... Nelson, Philip...................... Neuman, Louis....................... Newhall, Dolores ................... Nikolai, Thomas .................... Nikolay, George .................... Noah, Eernelda ..................... North, Arthur ...................... 34, 62, 74, 75, 94, 105, 112 ....................... 45 ....................... 98 ........... 45, 73, 78, 87 .......................34 ...................... 45 ........ 44, 58, 73, 85, 94 ...................... 42 ................. 82,103 ....................... 48 ...................... 85 163 Nottleson, Barbara .................................... 46,56,59,71 Novak, Lawrence .............................................. 46 Nulty, Helen ................................................ 45,73 Nyberg, Kenneth ............................................. 88, 89 Oberst, Thomas ..... Obinger, Harriet .... O'Brien, Daniel ... O'Brien, Patrick ... O'Donnell, Thomas Oelrich, Louise ... Okray, Robert ..... Olsen, Donald ..... Olson, Geraldine .... Omemik, Dorothy ... Omemik, Leo ....... O'Neill, Dorothy .... O P Pagel, Dalles ....................... Panke, Mary ......................... Papke, Ross ......................... Parkin, Arlon ....................... Parkinson, Galen ..................... Paulsen, Eugene ..................... Paulson, Bob ........................ Paulson, Gene ....................... Pautz, Nancy ......................... Payne, Florence ...................... Peabody, Mary ....................... Peplinski, Beatrice .................. Perry, Jeann ......................... Petersen, Mary Ann ................... 164 28, 105 42, 60, 66 30, 50, 55, 63, 86, 88, 95 ................ 24, 66 ...... 69, 82, 86, 93, 98 .................... 48 .............. 34,74,91 42, 87 ........... 48 46, 74,91, 112 ....... 45, 90 28, 57,80,81,86 ............ 48 „. 46,69,86, 103 ... 46,69,86, 103 .. 44, 60, 74, 75 ......... 46 ..... 74, 80 ..... 44,74 42, 105, 108 36 Peterson, Harvey ...... Peterson, Herbert...... Peterson, Lloyd ....... Peterson, Phyllis ..... Peterson, William ..... Petranek, Robert ...... Pettack, Keith ........ Phelan, Ann ........... Piatt, John ........... Pickett, Jewell ....... Piehl, Jacquelynn ..... Piekarski, Michael .... Pierce, Jack .......... Pierce, Kay ........... Pierre, Winnifred ..... Pinkerton, Joyce ...... Pionke, Donald ........ Piotrowski, Mary Ann Place, Jerome ......... Pipe, Carla ........... Plainse, Delores ...... Plank, Edward ......... Plath, William ........ Pliska, Conrad ........ Pliska, Edward ........ Plowman, Ralph ........ Polivka, Bernadelle ... Polka, Chester ........ Polum, Gerald ......... Polzin, Eugene ........ Polzin, Jack .......... Pone, Gundaris ........ Pope, Barbara ......... Popeck, Jack .......... 32, 59, 65, 86, 108 24, 58, 65, 73, 108 .......... 57,81 .. 38,66,82, 103 ............. 48 ... 42,58,70,91 ............. 48 46,71,94, 113 .. 32, 85 44, 58,91 .. 45, 70 .. 26 .. 46 42, 85 .. 46 .. 32 32 57 42, 82,91,93, 98, 100, 109 67, 93 45, 82 165 ............... 44 44, 66, 93, 98, 111 Potter, John ...... Powell, Jane ...... Precourt, Dorothy Promen, Richard . Prue, Helen........ Purchatzke, Bryan Putzier, Robert ... Q Queram, Norman ................. Quinn, Lorraine.................. R Raaths, Ardis ...................... Raczek, Camille .................... Raddant, Eugene .................... Raddant, Maynard ................... Ragsdale, Dorothy .................. Randlett, James .................... Rasmussen, Joyce ................... Rataczak, Dolores .................. Ravey, Phyllis ..................... «• Rebella, Dorothianne ............... Redmann, Andrew .................... Redmond, Alice...................... Reed, Waif red ..................... Reimann, Vernon .................... Reinecke, Helen .................... Reineking, Eldora .................. Reinholdt, Richard ................. Reuterskiold, Barbara .............. Rezin, Patricia .................... Reznichek, Mary Jo ................. Rhode, Ransom ...................... 166 ........ 98 46, 85, 112 .... 28, 79 ........ 81 45, 98 30, 86 .. 86 46,91 44, 60, 70, 86 .......... 48 ......... 22 .... 44 42,91 42, 60, 77, 111 .. 45,66, 106 ....... 46,91 ........... 48 44, 94, 75, 86, 94, 113 ............ 48, 58, 74 ................ 46, 93 .................... 48 48, 85, 94 89 Richetto, Emil .... Richmond, Arlene Richmond, Doris .. Rindfleisch, Dale .. Ringstad, Leonard Roberts, Ralph .... Roberts, Russell .. Robertson, Jean .. Robinson, Charles Row, June ......... Roeber, Kent ...... Rohde, William .... Rose, Kay ......... Roseth, John ...... Roshak, Michael .. Ross, David ....... Rothamer, James .. Rothman, Dejon .. Rothweiler, Eunice Roy, Dolores ....... Roy, Lucien ........ Rucinski, Philip .. Rude, Robert ...... Rudersdorf, Ward . Rued, Gerald ....... Ruff, William ...... Ruffing, Elaine .... Rulseh, Marian ..... Russell, R.......... ............ 48 ....... 46, 86 ............ 42 38, 66, 77, 111 42, 59, 70, 77, 111 ....... 44, 50, 85 ................ 48 46 46 42 48, 60, 86 44, 85 .. 32 46, 74 66,91 .... 48 79, 98, 100 26, 74, 94, 95 ... 46,95, 113 .......... 42 S Salvin, Theodore .. Samelstad, Walter Sandberg, John .... 167 98, 100 .... 86 Sanders, Donald ..... Banks, William ...... Sannes, Nancy ....... Sarbacker, Jean ...... Sargent, Donald ...... Sauter, Kenneth ...... Sazama, Mary ......... Sbertole, Elmarie .... Schadewald, Frederic Schadewald, Mary .. Schaefer, Verna ..... Schantz, Marcella ... Scheel, Audrey ...... Scheel, Jerry........ Schein, Ruth ........ Schilling, Marilyn .... Schmeeckle, Wilma .. Schmidler, Frank .... Schmidt, Nancy ...... Schmidt, Wyman....... Schneiders, Don ..... Schoff, Arthur ...... Schommer, Mark ...... Schrank, Dennis ..... Schrank, James ...... Schroeder, Colleen .... Schiielke, Marianne .. Schulist, Joe ....... Schultz, Doris ...... Schultz, Vivian ..... Schultz, Donald ..... Schultz, Phyllis .... Schumacher, Donald Schwab, Marian ...... ............... 98 42, 70, 82, 88, 109 ............ 45,70 .............. 26 .............. 28 ............ 46,91 ........... 42, 95 ... 46,86,93, 100 .... 36, 70, 80, 85 .... 44, 58, 63, 85 .............. 28 ........... 46,71 ............... 98 ........ 42,61,70 48, 58, 74,94, 113 ............... 44 .............. 66 .......... 46, 113 ............... 48 24, 42, 98, 100, 103 ........... 28, 50 ............... 98 ............... 67 ............... 42,91 .................. 42 .................. 45 48, 74, 75, 86, 94, 105 .................. 48 ...... 42, 50, 93, 111 .................. 46 .............. 48, 93 .................. 21 168 Schwartz, Joanne ................................................. 44, 74 Schwebke, Julie ................................................. 34,70,71 Scribner, Sally .......................................... 48, 62, 71, 111 Searles, Mary ................................................ 45, 50, 104 Severson, Dorothy ............................................ 30, 42, 86 Shafranski, Clifford .................................................. 48 Sharkey, Jack ......................................................... 46 Shelley, A........................................................... Sherman, Louise ....................................................... 28 Shinkan, William..................................................... Sievers, William .................................................... Skowronski, Patricia ......................................... 42, 60, 79 Smith, Stanley ........................................................ 45 Sommers, Ray ...........................................................45 Sonnenberg, Shirley ...................................... 46, 60, 62, 88 Sorenson, Gordon ............................................ 42,85,88,109 Spaulding, Willard ............................................... 57, 81 Specht, David..................................................... 86, 98 Spees, Garth ..................................................... 59, 93 Spencer, Faith ................................................... 22, 74 Stadler, David ...................................................... Stadler, Joseph ..................................................... Stamsta, Duane ........................................................ 48 Stankevich, Kathryn ...................................... 45, 58, 61, 91 Stashek, Agnes ........................................................ 48 Stassel, Donald .................................................. 42, 85 Stenz, Jerry ..................................................... 98, 103 Stevens, Ernest...................................................... Stevens, George ....................................................... 34 Stewart, Kenton ....................................................... 69 Stewart, Walter ....................................................... 81 Stordock, Gilman .................................................... Stoehr, James ......................................................... 98 Stoehr, Janice ........................................................ 21 169 Storm, Ralph....... Sturzl, Rae ....... Sullivan, Clifford Summers, Joan..... Sutton, Sharon .... Swanke, Suzanne Swanson, Clifford Swanson, Harold .. Synott, Joanne .... T Tallmadge, Ruth .................... Tanner, Douglas .................... Tate, Suzanne ...................... Tauchen, Alice ..................... Taylor, Curtis ..................... Taylor, Donald ..................... Teetzen, Ruth ...................... Tellock, Carol...................... Tessmer, Amaryllis ................. Thirkill, Margaret ................. Thomas, Peter ...................... Thomas, Wilbur...................... Thompson, Donna..................... Thompson, Dorothy .................. Thompson, Mary ..................... Thorpe, Margaret ................... Tibbetts, Beverly .................. Tillema, Donald..................... Timler, Victor ..................... 170 34 26 ................... 44 ... 46,71,85, 112, 113 42,61,70,71,78, 79, 94 ............. 48, 104 113 46, 58, 85, 94, 113 ............... 46 ............... 44 44, 58, 86 ....... 24 ....... 24 .... 42, 85 .... 45, 59 .............. 48,71 ........... 59,73,87 ......... 30, 90, 106 ...... 44, 62, 63, 86 42,61,63, 70, 95, 113 .................. 44 .................. 48 Todd, Dean ........................................................... 48 Topp, Donald ....................................................... Toser, Richard ....................................................... 45 Towne, Leland ........................................................ 48 Tracy, Jim ........................................................... 44 Trapino, Virginia..................................................... 45 Trotier, Kent ........................................................ 48 Tucker, Charles .................................................... Turner, Garie ........................................................ 46 Turzenski, Richard ....................................... 42, 54, 60, 66 U Ullsperger, Robert ................................................... 46 V Van De Bogert, Philip................................................ Venn, Raymond ....................................................34 Veselak, Kenneth ................................................ 22 Vissers, Donald ................................................. 45 Vogel, Geraldine ................................................ 46 W Wade, Royce ................................................. 48 Wagner, Mary ............................................. 48,58 Wagner, William ............................................ 100 Wallner, Lauretta ........................................... Wanke, JoAnn ............................................ 46, 71 Warner, Brice ............................................... 30 Way, Wilbur ............................................. 44, 59 Weber, Norma ................................................ 22 171 Webster, James ..... Weinig, Walter ..... Weinmann, Albert.... Weisbrot, Barbara ... Weisen, Pauline .... Weihiak, Alvina .... Wenzel, Edward ..... Wesley, Frank ...... West, Joyce ........ Whelihan, Edward ... Wiener, Richard .... Wiersma, William Jr. Wilde, Donald ...... Wilde, Raymond ..... Wilder, Harry....... Wilkinson, James ... Williams, Joan ..... Williams, Madeline . Williamson, Ila .... Wilson, Lloyd ...... Witter, Delores .... Wolfe, Winston .... Wood, Roger ....... Wotruba, Dorothy ... Wysocki, Joanne ... Y 46 ..... 44,91, 105 ... 46,87,88, 113 ............. 48 ............. 48 ......... 66, 78 ...... 42,94,95 ......... 24, 66 ............. 46 ............. 44 ............. 48 ............. 45 ............. 48 ......... 44, 66 ...... 46,86,94 ............. 32 ... 22, 60, 62, 73 ............. 44 36, 45, 74, 75, 86 ............. 48 ............. 46 .......... 36,91 ..... 44,78, 111 48 Yndestad, Wilferd Young, Jack ..... Young, Rawley ... 172 57, 86 z Zakrzewski, Ronald ................ Zanella, Florence ................. Zarda, Elaine ..................... Zastrow, Marlene .................. Zellinger, Joyce .................. Zeman, Lorraine ................... Zick, Willis ...................... Ziebarth, Beverly ................. Zimmerman, Idella ................. Zimmerman, Karl ................... Zuelke, Anne ...................... Zukoski, Harold ................... Zurawski, Leonard ................. Zwolinski, Raymond ................ ....... 26,74,91 ....... 46, 58, 61 ............... 44 48, 58, 90, 94, 113 ........... 42, 59 ......... 48, 113 ....... 45, 74, 87 ............... 95 46, 63, 86 .... 48,91 ..... 46 ...... 67 173 AUTOGRAPHS 174 AUTOGRAPHS 175 AUTOGRAPHS 176