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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1953 volume:

WISCONSIN STATE COLLEGE STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN IRIS STAFF Eunice Bauer, Editor Patricia Derge, Assistant Editor James Mulady, Business Manager Marguerite Smith, Advertising Manager Copy: Arline Meister, Mary Ann Smith, Jo Daniels, Jo Burdorf, Gerald Baerenwald Layout: Diane Seil, Ken Kritz Identification: Mary Jo Reznichek, Marlene Hartleb Art: Judy Clayton, Barbara Hanson Sports: Jack Popeck Advertising: Irv Wagner Typists: Alice Tauchen, Henry Drechsler Picture Schedulers: Joy Lane, Joyce Zellinger Photographers: John Bruha, Ray Harmon, Vernon Stogbauer Sports Photographer: Florian Klasinski Editorial and Business Adviser: Burdette Eagon Photographic Adviser: Raymond Specht Art Adviser: Edna Carlsten Classes Orq amzaVions P r oie ssional Honor ary Greek He iq ous AcWvWves Por s cxcu 7 dox IN MEMORIAM We at C.S.C. will not soon forget the kindly gentleman, Mr. Mott, to whose memory we fondly dedicate this Iris. He will always be endeared to his students and associates as the tall white haired teacher of educational psychology, philosophy, and English. Mr. Mott held the enviable record of never having been absent from class because of illness until last spring. He was a popular speaker for men's groups and civic organizations in this area. His scholarliness, kindly manner, frequent words of encouragement and dry humor will long be remembered by his students. 4 IN MEMORIAM We, the students at Central State College, dedicate this nineteen fifty three Iris to the memory of Dr. Harold Tolo. His little office on second floor was more than just an office, for few passed by without stopping in for some friendly advice or just a brief chat with Doc. His laughing manner and deep-toned voice ringing through the halls were a welcome sound to all; newcomers soon knew he was a friend. Dr. Tolo's classes, conducted in the most home-like atmosphere, were no cinch; but who did not love the heated discussions there, whether it be the history of yesterday or the politics of today? Yes, we shall always remember Doc. 5 FORWARD To Our Readers: This year we have furnished a guide to take you through the pages of the Iris. You will find that your guide is a very familiar symbol of our college. We have taken the liberty of naming him Stevie, the Pointer. Stevie will take you on a pictorial tour showing the events of the past year at Central State. He is stationed at appropriate places to help you find pictures of various phases of college life. The Iris staff hopes you will enjoy your tour with Stevie and spend many happy hours recalling past memories. Eunice Bauer, Editor CLASSES 7 SENIORS After four years of fun, friendships, and fervent studying, the class of '53, under the leadership of Henry Drechsler, president; Robert Gruling, vice-president; Mary Lund, secretary; Eleanor Curtis, treasurer; Bill Clayton, student council representative; and Miss Isaacson and Mr. Crow, faculty advisors; is ready to set out on the long last walk from the warm shelter of C.S.C. We and they are truly sorry to watch these happy years come to a close; but together we look forward eagerly to the new paths, new fields which lie before them. Happy traveling, seniors; and know that you never walk alone, for we at C.S.C. are solidly behind you! 8 PRIMARY ABRAHAMSON, SYLVIA Tigerton Tou Gamma Beta, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Alpha Kappa Rho, L. S. A., Primary Council, W. S. G. A., Intersorority Council. HOFMAN, VIVIAN GOSSAGE, MARILYN Stevens Point Minors: History, English. Newman Club, Primary Council, Y. G. O. P., Iris, W. S. G. A. THOMPSON, DOROTHY Curtiss Interfaith Council, L. S. A., Primary Council, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Tau Gamma Beto, Radio Workshop. LEAHY, KATHLEEN Stevens Point Newman Club, Primary Council, Tau Gamma Beta, W. S. G. A. PAUTZ, NANCY Wausau Wesley, Psi Bota Psi, Intersorority Council, Primary Council, Pan Hellenic Council, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Pointer, Dorm Council. Wabeno Newman Club, Primary Council, Psi Beta Psi, Pan Hellenic Council, Dorm Council, Intersorority Council. 9 PRIMARY ROTHMAN, DEJON Wiflenborg Primary Council, Wesley, Girl Scouts. Y. W. C. A., Mixed Chorus. TAUCHEN, ALICE Dorchester Primary Council, Girls' Glee Club, Y. W. C. A., Pointer, Iris, Trigon. BARRETT, PATRICIA Stevens Point Primary Council, Y. G. O. P., W. S. G. A., Mixed Chorus, L S. A. SARBACKER, JEAN Portage Omega Mu Chi, Primary Council. SCHUELKE, MARIANNE Wausau Primary Council, Newman Club, Mixod Chorus, Y. G. O. P. 10 PRIMARY MOLL, JOYCE Junction City Primory Council, Gamma Delta, Pan Hellenic Council, Mixed Chorus, Tau Gamma Beta, Dorm Council, W. S. G. A., Intersorority Council. KEARNS, ROSE Dalton Newman Club, Primary Council, Tau Gamma Beta, W. S. G. A. MALCHOW, NANCY Stevens Point Primory Council, Wayland Club, W. S. G. A. NELSON, BARBARA Waupaca Minor: Music. Primary Council, Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Alpha Kappa Rho, Tau Gamma Beta, L. S. A., Dorm Council, Interfoith Council, Pan Hellenic Council, Intersorority Council. ISBERNER, HELEN Wausau Primary Council, W. R. A., Psi Beta Psi, Wesley, Y. W. C. A., Interfaith Council, Dorm Council. ALTENBURG, ARLENE Stevens Point Primary Council, W. R. A., Y. W. C. A., Newman Club. 11 PRIMARY GUZMAN, BEVERLY Stevens Point Minor: Music. Primary Council, Psi Beta Psi, Alpha Kappa Rho, Mixed Chorus, Band, 1. S. A. L. —... — . MLADA, MARGARET Marshfield Primary Council, Y. W. C. A., Wesley, Girls' Glee Club. BROEREN, ROBERTA Thorp Newman Club, W. R. A., Girls' PAYNE, FLORENCE Stevens Point Minors: Geography, English. Primary Council, Sigma Tou Delta, Newman Club. LUND, MARY Eagle River Stjdent Council, Primary Council, Radio Workshop, Tou Gamma Beta, Pan Hellenic Council, College Theatre, Senior Class Secretary, Pointer, Wesley. Glee Club. WEISBROT, BARBARA Nelsonville Primary Council, W. R. A., Tou Gamma Beta, Newman Club. 12 INTERMEDIATE and UPPER f ELEMENTARY ZASTROW, MARLENE PURCHATZKE, BRYAN Weyauwego Football, Basketball, Round Table, S Club, Intramurals. HEUER, EDWIN JR. Wild Rose Wosley, Sigma Theta Epsilon, Round Table, F. T. A., Men's Glee Club. Wousau Psi Beta Psi, Gamma Delta, Round Table, F. T. A. DERGE, PATRICIA PARKIN, ARLON Hancock Men's Glee Club, Round Table, Bowling, Intramurals, Y. G. O. P. BAUER, EUNICE Wausau Iris, Editor, Gamma Delta, Round Table, Y. W. C. A., F. T. A., Girl Scouts . Marshfield Newman Club, Round Table, Pointer, Iris, Assistant Editor. 13 INTERMEDIATE and UPPER ■ ELEMETARY - VTWJ KORN, ELMO Chippewa Falls Young Democrats, Newman Club, Round Table, F. T. A., Phi Sigma Epsilon. KORN, HARRIET Chippowa Falls Round Table. ROBINSON, CHARLES KUSSMAN, RICHARD Amherst Chi Delta Rho, Alpha Gamma Radio Round Table, Radio Workshop, Men's Glee Club, Y. G. O. P., Track, Intramurals, Round Table, F. T. A. MEISTER, ARLINE Clintonville Gamma Delta, Psi Beta Psi, Round Table, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Iris, Pointer, Sophomore Class Secretary, Dorm Council, F. T. A. Wisconsin Rapids Minor: Spanish. Pointer, Wesley, Sigma Theta Epsilon, College Theatre, Round Table, Men's Glee Club, F. T. A. BENZ, DON Butternut Round Table, Intramurals, F. T. A. 14 INTERMEDIATE and UPPER ELEMENTARY KRISTIANSON, ROBERT Beloit Round Tablo, L. S. A., F. T. A, GRUEN, JANICE Mosinee Too Gamma Beta, Round Table, Alpha Kappa Rho, Wesley, Interfaith Council, W. S. G. A., Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Band. CLAYTON, WILLIAM Bara boo Chi Delta Rho, Men's Glee Club, Trigon, $ Club, Y. G. O. P., Alpha Gamma, Round Table, Pan Hellenic Council, Student Council, Athletic Manager, Treasurer Junior Class, Dorm Council, Intramurals, F. T. A. FACKLAM, EDMUND Spencer Round Table, F. T. A. RAATHS, ARDIS Pulaski Gamma Delta, Omega Mu Ch BOGACZYK, STEVE Stevens Point Phi Sigma Epsilon, Round Table. Pointer, Mixed Chorus, Round Table, F. T. A. 15 POLZIN, JACK Clintonville Alpha Gamma, Mixed Chorus, Round Table, Y. G. O. P., Golf, Intromurals, F. T. A. INTERMEDIATE and UPPER ZIEBARTH, BEVERLY Green Boy Girls' Glee Club, Gamma Delta, 1. S. A., Psi Beta Psi, Round Table, Intersorority Council, Pan Hellenic Council, F. T. A. ELEMENTARY MAYER, DONALD Medford Round Table, Radio Work Shop. SHERFINSKI, BELVINA Wausau Round Table, Newman Club, W. S. G. A. SUMMERS, JOAN Rhinelander Round Table, Newman Pointer. Club, CZERNIEWSKI, JOAN Stevens Point Newman Club, Round Table. Pointer. 16 SECONDARY PINKERTON, JOYCE Stevens Point Wesley, Round Table, Omega Mu Chi. PIERRE, WINNIFRED Shiocton Major: Home Economic . Minors: Speech. History. Newman Club. Home Economics Club, Y. G. O. P., Psi Beta Psi. College Theater, Radio Workshop. ALLEN, KATHRYN Shiocton Major: Homo Economics. Minors: History, Gonoral Science. Psi Beta Psi, Home Economics Club, Newman Club, Y. G. O. P. ELSEN, ANNA Nekoosa Major: Home Economics. Minors: Art, History. Home Economics Club, Newmon Club, W. S. G. A. FRITSCH, CLARENCE Wabeno Major: Biology, Minors: English, Geography. Newman Club, Al-pho Gamma, F. T. A. HOFFMAN, FRANK Tigerton Majors: Science, Mathematics. Minor: History. Gamma Delta, Sigma Zeta, Chi Delta Rho. 17 SECONDARY FLINT, ROBERT Stoughton Major: Geography. Alpha Gamma, Chi Delta Rho, Y. G. O. P., Homecoming Chairman, Golf, Pan-Hellenic Council, Intramurals, Student Council, Sophomore Closs President. STANKEVICH, KATHRYN Armstrong Creek Major: Home Economics. Minors: English, Biology. Newman Club, Home Economics Club. DOUGLAS, KELLY Ashland Major: Biology. Minor: Physical Education. Chi Delta Rho, S'' Club, Sigma Zeto, Football, Basketball, Tennis, Intramurals, Sigma Theta Epsilon, Wesley. JARNICK, PHYLLIS Waupaca Major: Home Economics. Minors: Speech, General Science. Sigma Zeto, W. S. G. A., Wesley, Home Economics Club, Tau Gamma Beta. JANSEN, RICHARD Marathon Majors: Conservation, Biology. Minor: Chemistry. A. K. L, Newman Club. Y. G. O. P. NEWHALL, DOLORES Hancock Major: Home Economics. Minors: Biology, Art. Girls' Glee Club, Wesley, Home Economics Club, Tau Gamma Beta, Intersorority Council. 18 SECONDARY SANDBERG, JOHN Mountain Major: Biology. Minors: Chemistry, Physical Education. Chi Delta Rho, Forum, Basketball, Football, Track, Intramurals. CLARK, GLENNA Vesper Major: Home Economics. Minors: English, General Science. Home Economics Club, Wesley, W. R. A., Sigma Zeta, W. S. G. A., Y. G. O. P., Student Council, Tau Gamma Beta, Forum. TEETZEN, RUTH Shawano Major: Home Economics. Minors: English, Biology. Psi Beta Psi, Home Economics Club, Gamma Delta, Y. W. C. A., Forum. MALLOW, JOHN Wabeno Major: Geography. Minors: Social Studies, History. Chi Delta Rho, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Alpha Gamma, Intromurals, Wesley, Forum, Pointer. ANDREWS, OLIVER Plymouth Major: Chemistry. Minors: Biology, Conservation. S Club, Football, Track, Sigma Zeta, Intramurals, Forum. PFIFFNER, MARY Stevons Point Major: Homo Economics. Minors: Genoral Science, English. Newman Club, Tau Gamma Beta, Home Economics Club, W. S. G. A., Sigma Zeta, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Intersorority Council. 19 SECONDARY GILBERT, MARLYN Kaukauna Major: History. Minors: Geo- graphy, Physical Education. Student Council, Forum, Chi Delta Rho, Alpha Gamma, S Club, Football, Wrestling, Junior Class Vice President. WIERSMA, WILLIAM Friesland Major: Mathematics. Minors: Chemistry, Physics. Sigma Zeta, Intramurals. SCHMEECKLE, WILMA Stevens Point Mojor: Home Economics. Minors: Biology, English. Tau Gamma Beta, Home Economics Club, Sigma Zeta. WESLEY, FRANK Stevens Point Band, Men's Glee Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Mixed Chorus, Alpha Kappa Rho. RHODE, RANSOM Oconto Mojor: Conservation. Minors: Biology, Chemistry. A. K. L., Golf, S Club, College Theater. CONNOR, SARAH Auburndale Major: English. Minors: Speech. History. Alpha Psi Omega, Band, Mixed Chorus, Omega Mu Chi, Sigma Tau Delta, Radio Workshop, College Theater, Intersorority Council, Forum. 20 SECONDARY BRUHA, JOHN Weyauwega Majors: Biology, Mathematics. Minor: Chemistry. Chi Delta Rho, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Gamma Delta, Sigma Zeta, Men's Glee Club, Iris, Pointer, Forum, Intramurals. . ■'1 BRUHA, RICHARD Weyauwega Major: Biology. Minors: Mathematics, Chemistry. Chi Delta Rho, Gamma Delta, Men's Glee Club, Forum, Rifle Club, Intramurals, Iris, Pointer. BESTE, ROBERT Eveleth, Minnesota Major: Mathematics. Minors: Physics, Social Science. Chi Delta Rho, Sigma Zeta, Intramurals. PAPKE, ROSS Portage Major: History. Minors: Geo- graphy, Social Studies. Trigon, Men's Glee Club, Y. G. O. P., Alpha Gamma, Forum, Tennis. DEHLINGER, ROBERT Stevens Point Major: English, Minors: Physical Education, History. Football, Phi Sigma Epsilon, S Club. SOMMERS, RAY Marshfield Major: Chomistry. Minors: Mathematics, Physics. Rifle Club, Newman Club, Sigma Zeta, Tennis. 21 SECONDARY CABLE, VIRGINIA Stovons Point Major: Goography, English. Minors: History, French. Omega Mu Chi, Alpha Gamma, Sigma Tau Delta, Y. G. O. P. LUND, TOM Eau Claire Major: English. Pointer, Golf, Y. G- O. P. CURTIS, ELEANOR HUBBARD, GRACE Stevens Point Major: Geography. Minors: English, History. HARTLEB, MARLENE Allonton Major: Home Economics. Minors: Biology, History. Tau Gamma Bota, Home Economics Club, Sigma Zeta, Newman Club, Iris. Poynette Major: Home Economics. Minors: Speech, General Science. Tau Gamma Beta, W. S. G. A., Sigma Zeto, Home Economics Club, Trigon, Student Union Board. SCHAEFFER, VERNA Neillsville Major: Home Economics. Minors: Biology, English. Home Economics Club, W. S. G. A., Y. W. C. A., Girls' Glee Club, Psi Beta Psi, Forum, Wesley, Interfaith Council. 22 SECONDARY VISSERS, DONALD Wittenberg Major: Chemistry. Minors: Physics, Mathemotics. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Intramurals, Newman Club, Sigma Zeta. DAHM, DONA Clintonville Major: Home Economics. Minors: Art, Biology. Y. W. C. A., Home Economics Club, Trigon. LASZEWSKI, ROY Stevens Point Major: History. Minors: Geo- graphy, Social Scionco. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Gamma. POPECK, JOHN Clintonville Mojor: English. Minors: Speech, History. Football, Phi Sigma PLAINSE, DELORES Epsilon, Sigma Tou Delta, Men's Milwaukee Glee Club, College Theater, Iris, Mojor: Home Economics. Minors. Pointer. Chemistry, English. Forum, Home Economics Club, Wesley. 23 RURAL GRULING, ROBERT Hamburg Four Yoar Rural. Gamma Delta, Rural Life Club, Radio Workshop, Men's Glee Club, College Theater, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Student Council, Senior Class Vice President, F. T. A. BRITTNACHER, MARY Wrightstown Four Year Rural. Tau Gamma Beta, Newman Club, Rural Life Club, W. R. A., College Theater, F. T. A., Girl Scouts, Girls' Glee Club, W. S. G. A. DRECHSLER, HENRY Pittsville Four Year Rural. Men's Glee Club, Student Council, Newman Club, Y. G. O. P., College Theater, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Rural Life Club, Iris, Great Books, Radio Workshop, Senior Class President, F. T. A. LEITNER, MARGARET Minocqua Four Year Rural. Rural Life Club, Girls' Glee Club, Newman Club. HACKEL, NAOMI Colby Newman Club, W. R. A., Rural Life Club, Mixed Chorus, Y. G. O. P. PALMER, DOROTHY Neenah Rurol Life Club, Omega Mu Chi, W. S. G. A., Newman Club. 24 RURAL HABECK, ROY Shawano Gamma Delto, Rural Life Club, Radio Workshop, Pointer, Intra- HAZELWOOD, PHYLLIS Wausau Rurol Life Club, Girls' Glee Club, Radio Workshop, Dorm Council, W. S. G. A., Pointer, Newman Club. TEETZEN, WILLIS Shawano Rural Life Club, Gamma Delta, Intramurals, Pointor. murals. WAGNER, JEAN Grand Marsh Rural Life Club, Tau Gamma Beta, W. S. G. A., Newman Club. WALLNER, DOROTHY Plainfield Rurol Life Club, Wesley. JOHNSON, DOROTHY Pulaski Three Year Rural. Rural Life Club, Tau Gamma Beta, College Theater, Pointer, Wesley. 25 MARCHEL, AURELLE Stevens Point f Rural Life Club, Newman Club. L ' COLRUE, CLARA Scandinavia Rural Life Club, Girls' Glee Club, Gamma Delta, Y. W. C. A. RURAL BRONK, SALLY Rosholf Rurol Life Club. LENSMIRE, JOAN Marathon Rurol Life Club, Newman Club. SCHMITT, MARY Edgar Rurol Life Club SCHEELS, MARION Mercer Rural Life Club. 26 RURAL CASKEY, PHYLLIS Phelps Rural Life Club, Y. W. C. A., Pointer, Y. G. O. P., Wesley. JONES, JOYCE Friendship Rural Life Club, Gamma Delta, Band, Y. W. C. A. JONES, HELEN Friendship Rural Lifo Club, Y. W. C. A., Wosloy, Iris. LANG, MARCELLA Rudolph Rural Life Club, Newman Club. REDA, FRANK Winter Four Year Rural. Minor: History. Rural Life Club, Y. G. O. P., Rifle Club, Radio Workshop, College Theater, Men's Glee Club, Intramurals, Newman Club. 27 ANDERSON, GENE Stevens Point Mojori Fronch, History. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Young Democrats. LETTERS and SCIENCE KAMPENGA, AMY Stevens Point Major: Chemistry. Minor: Math-emetics. Sigma Zeta, W. R. A., College Theater. McMAHON, ROBERT New Lisbon Major: Conservation. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Phi Siga Epsilon. DeGUIRE, FRANK Stovens Point Major: History. Newman Club, Chi Delta Rho, S Club, Golf, Pointer, Alpha Gamma, Y. G. O. P., Men's Glee Club, Pon Hellenic Council, Intramurals. EVES, PARR Madison Major: Conservation. Men's Glee Club, Freshman Class Treasurer Mixed Chorus, Intramurals, Tennis, Alpha Kappa Lambda, Bowling. SPAULDING, WILLARD Clintonville Major: Conservation. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Rifle Club, Boy Scout Leadership. 28 LETTERS and SCIENCE HALL, RICHARD Poynette Major: Conservation, History. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Intro-murals, Rifle Club, Track. KRUEGER, ROLAND Mosinee Major: History. Chi Delta Rho, Men's Gloo Club, Pointer, Manager, Student Council, S Club, Alpha Gamma, Class Treasurer. SALVIN, THEODORE Stevens Point Major: Mathematics. Minors: Chemistry, Physics. Band, Radio Workshop, Intramurals. BARTOSZ, JERRY Stevens Point Major: History. Minor: French. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Gamma, Pan Hellenic Council, Young Democrats, Radio Workshop. KONOPACKY, ROBERT Stevens Point Major: History. Alpha Gamma, Phi Sigma Epsilon. BRANDT, JACK Marshfield Major: Biology. Minors: Conservation, History. Track, Football, Sigma Zeta, $ Club. 29 TATE, SUZANNE Wisconsin Rapids Major: History. Minors: English, French, Social Studies. Y. G. O. P., Gamma Delta. LETTERS and SCIENCE MUNDT, RAY Appleton Major: Mathematics. Track, Football, S Club, Young Democrats. TOSER, RICHARD Stevens Point Major: Biology. Minor: Conservation. Wesley, Orchestra, Bond, Sigma Theta Epsilon, Pointer, Tennis. VAN DE BOGERT, PHILIP Delavan Major: Conservation. Alpha Kop-pa Lambda, Pointer. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES BERG, RICHARD BREESE, ROBERT DREW, DWAINE FIETING, RUTH HANSEN, CASMIRA KOEHLER, MARY MARROS, VIRGINIA McCANDLESS, EDWARD MORGAN, DAVID MURRAY, CHARLES NTEKAS, RUTH PETERSON, CLEO SCHMIDLER, FRANK SCHMIDT, GERTRUDE WILKINSON, JAMES 30 JUNIOR CLASS OF 1954 The class of '54 was led this year by Ray Anderson, president; Betty Crook, vice president; Jeannette Diver, secretary; Joyce Zellinger, treasurer; Fred Schadewald, student council representative; and Miss Bainter and Mr. Trytten, faculty advisors. Well on their way to the end of the college walk, our juniors walked with a quickened pace — both in their studies and their many activities, chief of which was the gala Junior Prom. Many in teacher training had their first opportunity to work with the children at the Training School. We know that they will live up to the highest traditions of C.S.C. seniors. Row 1: Extrom, D„ Cuff, J., Hanson. B.. Figel, P.. Weisen. P., Gerhard, M. Row 2: Gage, C., Roznichek, M., Christoffersen, R., Kuhnke, D., Chapman, )., Jorsoy, J„ Corliss, C. Row 3: Rothamor, J., Meyor, R., Miller, W., Boettcher, J., Rindfleisch, D., Trotior, K., Froiborg, A., Anderson, R. Row 1: Perlewitz, R., Poluika. B., Thompson. D., Miller, D., Schwentner, K., Raschka, M. Row 2: Wagner, M., Aronson, C., Tallmadge, R., Edmund, C., Mclntee, R., Baumer, M., Panke. M.. Moe, C. Row 3: Kott, D., Schrank, J., Anunson, G.. Todd, D., Plank, E., Zukoski, H., Paulson, G., Wade, R. 31 JUNIORS Row 1: Kussorow, B., Sutton, S.. Dwor, J., Sonnenbor. C., Crook, B., Benson, M. Row 2: Baoronwald, J., Briscoe, L., Piatt, J., Mortonson, A., Hedquist, E., Langton, J. Row 3: Ullsperger, R., Bigalke, G., Groessl, W., Wood, R., Paulson, R., Jacobus, R. Row 1: Zollinger, J., Wysocki, J., Buhrdorl, J., Piehl, J., Lane. J. Row 2: Olson, A., Kohls, W„ Turner, G., Schommer, M.. Bohler, W., Buchholz, W. Row 3: Hermann, D., Marks, R., Piatt, J., Berkhahn, J., Tanner, D., Jacobsen, E. SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1955 Their proving days over, the sophomores turned with eager stride to become an active force in the college program this year. Choosing for their officers, Leroy Purchatzke, president; John Miller, vice president; Judy Clayton, secretary; Marguerite Smith, treasurer; Gary Krueger, student council representative; and Miss Davis and Mr. Lewis, faculty advisors; the class of '55 made a fine record for themselves in every way. 32 SOPHOMORES Row 1: Forlh, C., Hiller, A., Borja, F., Lang, M.. Malick, P., Forth, L. Row 2: Schroodor, J., Schultz, J., Butts, J., Bricco, V., Bullock, P., Langieldt, L., McLoos, D., Gerner, D. Row 3: Holmgroon, J., Steffen, H., Sohr, C., Toetzon, W., Mrochek, J., Ellicson, D., Fohronbach, N. Row 1: Marchel, A., Domack, E., Rabat, C., Collins, G., Lehmann, G., Gieso, P. Row 2: Soif, D.. Zorneke, J.. Smith. M.. Holt. C.. Eide, E.. Bahr, N.. Held. B. Row 3: Huttor. I., Krouze. B., Cook, R., Votava, C., Ampe, B., Pfeiffer, J., Williams, J., Burant, W. Row 1: Hooft. P.. Stertz, L., Wilk. T., Rickfort, P., Suckow, G., Conover, K., Lehman, M. Row 2: Huottl, B., Charlesworth, R., Broyman, L., Mueller, C., Court, N., Bartelt, M., Sheets, S., Kopperud, K. Row 3: Braun. A., Young, R.. Sonnentag, W„ Purchatzke, L., Buckberger, C., Karau, M., th DoLaura, B., Rutherford, L. SOPHOMORES Row 1: Gilbertson, D., Clayton, J., Polzin, R., Cook, J., Nealo, J.. Thompson, D. Row 2: Dietsche, G., Kmiotek, E., Martin. R., Swanson, H., Olsen, T., Hodell. R. Row 3: Miller, J., Ressler, R., Due, A.. Silverman, D., Gosh, J., Hackbart, R., Hellner, A. Row 1: Renden, B., Kucora, R., Kollerman. W„ Thurston, I., Cram, L„ Smith, J. Row 2: Newby, Y., Suehring, J., Nelson. M., Krueger, G.. Kalopp, B., Gilbert, C., Smith, M. Row 3: Hunter, R., Zieman, P., Chaffee. G., Koehn, E., Kritz, K., Wagner, I., Albers, T. Row 1: Nomady, P.. Butler. G., Albrightson, D., Carlson, S., Harmon, R. Row 2: Wislinsky. R., Schneider, R., Schwoinler, W„ Ebel, G., Marquard, R. Row 3: Helixon, P„ Schnoeborg, D., Boldig, J„ Johnson, K., Netzel, R. 34 FRESHMAN CLASS OF 1956 There is one thing to be said for the nervous students who came up the front walk for the first time this September — they certainly were strong in numbers! Partly because of this, the freshmen were quick to form into an active and enthusiastic class, and even put on a highly successful Frosh Hop. Much of the credit goes also to their energetic leaders who were Homer Plumb, president; Carmen Breiten-feldt, vice president; Roberta Vaughn, secretary; Phil LaLeike, treasurer; Gene Kussman, student council representative; and Mrs. Pfiffner and Mr. Pierson, class advisors. Row 1: Jaogor, M., Dombroskc, I., Harder, C., Ekvall, B., Helston, J., Chornoy, L., Konnody, J. Row 2: Holbach, H„ Golz, D., Hales, J., Kussman, G., Lodzinski, J., Engobretson, G., Krause, N. Row 3: Brychol, R., Lane, L., Higgins, T., Hudy, J.. Kimber, B., Davidson, S., Jorsoy, D. Row 4: Hoppa, B., Huborty, C., LaLeike, P., Kubisiak, R., Liebav, G., Grow, E., Amburgy, J., Hoibauer, J. Row 1: Javorok, M., Hvass, M.. Glovo, N„ Becker, J., Arndt, D., Holon, G., Buehlor, L. Row 2: Hahn, B., Kraut, I.. Collins. L.. Christenson, J., Kilgas. D.. Bras, A.. Holland, E. Row 3: Mayok, J., Lemancik, E., Davis, R., Hanko, R., Buchholz, A., Hammersmith, R„ lanko, R. Row 4: Larina, W., Knudson. E., Buckberger, P., Drifka, J., Dutcher, H., Daye, B., Anderson, J. 35 FRESHMEN Row 1: Wost, B., Maynard, S., Timm, B., Raddant, C., Vincent, P., Schieb, E., Thurston, J. Row 2: Isherwood, P., LoMore, M., John, C„ Fabich, C., Schulz, G., Nelson, P„ Schoolk. J„ Gallistol. H. Row 3: Wyman. R., Ottmon, E., Mundorloh, J., Mansour, N., Poplinski, R., McCamley, P., Page, D.. Weber, R. Row 1: Stasko, J., Stelchek, D„ Weisbrot, A., Morgan, E., Czerniowski, R., Pease, T., McMllllon, J. Row 2: Schuh, J., Richards, H., Van Stedum, J., Zieher, G., Michalskl, C., Schreier, R. Sontag, N., Weber, E. Row 3: Skiblcki, S.. Schlack, A., Parker, V., Tolsted, D., Moon, H., Smith, D., Plumb, H., McMahon, T. Row 1: Walrath, M., Needham. J„ Wolfe, J., Murphy. B., Robinson. L.. Schade, H., Walrath. D. Row 2: Thalacker, M., Van Ornum, J., Schellin, J., Smith, D„ Zander, S.. Piets, A.. Pomorening, F., Needham, T. Row 3: Nelson, D.. McAuley, M., Ruhsam, W., Kryshak, G., Redding E„ Smith, P. Redding, R.. Peyorich, R. 36 FRESHMEN Row 1: Thomandor. M.. Anderson, G., Jensen. D., Garfield, G., Krause, D., Achenreiner, S„ Perrodin, S. Row 2: Falk, B„ Foster, J., Koller, M., Knop, P., Daniel, J„ Bradley, M., Schultz, P., Quail, S., Polzin, M. Row 3: Loith, D., Nolson, M., Kapitzko, D., Omornik, R., Pierco, L., Stogbauor, V., Jonson, D., Prohaska, E. Row It Daanen. C., Mitchell, Tellock, L„ Swendrzynski, M.. Rose, S., Voelker, I., Whitford, J. Row 2: Vomastic, G., Miller, S., Rosin. L„ Untledt, J„ Smit, J., Schuett, M.. Miller, V., Zellinger, E. Row 3: Monroe, D„ Geneske, A.. Sautner, J.. Pickert, J„ McEwen, J., Wurtzel, J„ Seefeldt, R.. Garcia, P. Row 1: Hllmer, D., Averill. H.. Enstrom, R., Kilmer, R., Albert, E.. Klaus, C„ Billmoyer, R. Row 2: Folz, D„ Anderson, L.. Folz, G„ Breitenfeldt, C„ Anderson, M., Jolivotte, B., Johnson. J. Row 3: Krohn, A., Bestul. H.. Fox, E„ Klose, P., Hurlbut, D„ Crook, J., Brocker. F„ Dopp, A. 37 FRESHMEN Row 1: Gaylord, L., Boqstod, L., Moss, D., Bird, N., Zimmorman, B., Anklam. L., Alien, A. Row 2: Paulson, D„ Foster, M.. Hodin, C., Orgish, B„ Sikyta, H., Sobczak, A., Podroz, L., Larson, R. Row 3: Farris, M„ Frisch, J„ Jackson, R„ Braasch, R„ Voight, J„ Gruotzmachor, C„ Woaver, E„ Vrooland, K. Row 1: Blaskey, G„ Giese, S.. Bowles, V., Vaughn, R.. Golomski. A., Mozuch, K.. Bloom. D. Row 2: Lord, A., Henschel, J., Doran, T., Schroeder, L., Paski, B., Hale, C., Axtoll. R., Dzurlck, L. Row 3: Watorman. C„ Poabody, R., Schroeder, B„ Winterfeldt, R„ Jurgolla, C., Soetebeer, J., Hager, R., Smith. H. Row 1: Parmeloo, D., Olson. C„ Schramke. G., Noreika, M.. Schwarze, G„ Schemmer, L. Row 2: Wall, J., Moss, V., Reed. R„ Roloff. K„ Zong, W„ Morse, R., Nordlund, L. 38 ORGANIZATIONS PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Will the meeting please come to order .....once a month these familiar words echo as the various professional organizations meet to study and discuss the pertinent problems in the field. Upon enrolling in the department of their choice all students are invited to become members of its professional organization. The organizations include: The Future Teachers of America, Round Table, Alpha Kappa Lambda, Primary Council, Forum, Home Economics Club, and The Rural Life Club. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Shorfinski, B., Extrom. D., Mis Ullman. Briltnachor, M. Row 2: Raaths, A., Kuss row. B.. Javorok. M.. Moister, A.. Raschka, M.. Zastrow. M., Johnson. D.. Aronson. C. Row 3: Roxnichek. M.. Dr chsl r. H.. Clayton, W., Kohls. W.. Wad . R., L itn r, M.. Bauer. E. Row 4: Parkin. A.. Facklam. E.. Kristianson. R.. Robinson. C.. Poltln. ].. Schrank. D.. Heuer. E., Grilling, R., Mr. Eagon. 40 ROUND TABLE ... INTERMEDIATE and UPPER elementary Row 1: Purchatzke, B., Raddant, M.. Mayor, D., Robinson, C„ Polzin, J., Bohler, W., Facklam, E. Row 2: Rose, S„ Zastrow, M., Meisler, A., Raschka. M., Raalhs, A., Thimko, J., Sheriinski, B. Row 3: Bauer, E., Herrmann, D.. Parkin, A.. Benz, D.. Kussman, R.. Sonnenberg, S., Summers, J., Czerniewski, J., Suehring, J., Extrom. D. ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA . . . conservation Row 1: Rhode, R.. Wade, R., Cook, R., Hall, R., Jansen, R. Row 2: Wilde. D„ Dedeker, D., Kohls, W., Zioman, P„ Hutter, I.. Nelzel, R., Dietsche, G. Row 3: Butler, G.. Koehn, E., Breese, R.. McMahon, R., Spaulding, W„ Eves, P., Bassler, D., Drew, D., Wood, R. 41 PRIMARY COUNCIL Row 1: Cram, L.. Charlesworth, R.. Miss Van Arsdale, Weisbrot. B., Thompson, D. Row 2: Renden, B„ John. C„ Thompson, D„ Huettl, B., Moll, J., Rothman, D. Row 3: Payne. F., Lane, J„ Hoeft, P„ Thalacker, M.. Forth, L.. Bloom. D„ Forth. C„ Hahn, B. Row 4: Schultz, P„ Quail, S„ Polzin, M„ Altenburg, A., Sheets, S.. Suckow, G„ Bahr, N., Newby, Y. Row 5: Baumer. M., Panke, M„ Holman, V„ Allen, D„ Court, N„ Eide, E„ Schram, M. Row 1: Malick, P„ Figel, P„ Mrs. Ravoy, Sarbacker, J„ Miss Smith. Row 2: Perlewitz, R.. Isbernor, H., Sutton, S„ Cuff, J., Kusserow, B., Reiland, T., Axtell, R. Row 3: Smith, M., Rickel, P„ Gerner, D., Smith, I., Gilbert, C.. Mlada. M., Broeren, R., Abrahamson, S. Row 4: Bird. N„ Barrett, P., Malchow, N., Herman. N., Pautz. N., Lund, M.. Kearns. R., Orgish, B. 42 RURAL LIFE CLUB Row 1: Roda. F„ Rosin. L.. Tellock. L.. Achonroincr. S.. Caskey, P„ Krause, D. Row 2: Haxolwood. P., Habeck, R., Jones, H„ Jones, J.. Hackel, N„ Palmer, D. Row 3: Drechsler. H.. Zander, S„ Pielz. A.. Wagner, J., Colrue. C. Row 4: Teetzen. W.. Wilde. R.. Trotier, K„ Krohn. A.. Miss Roach. Row 1: Holland. E.. Untiedt, J.. Brittnacher, M.. Bronk, S.. Marchel, A., Lensmire. J. Row 2: Miss Winkler, Schuett M., Johnson. D„ Lang, M. Row 3: Vomastic. G„ Daanen, C., Arndt. D„ Hvass. M.. Walrath. M.. Walrath. D. Row 4: Gallistel, H.. Thurston, J„ Doran. T.. Henschel, J.. Needham, J., Robinson, I , Pomerening, F. 43 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Row 1: Kopperud, K., Raddant. C., Miss Youmans, Polzln, R., Thurston, J., Hiller, A. Row 2: Giese, S., Kennedy, J.. Bricco, V., Blaskey, G., Holbach. H., Conover, K. Row 3: Smith. M.. Schroeder. L., Kucera, R.. Schellin. J., Fabich. C.. Anderson. G.. Axtell. R.. Golz. D. Row 4: Rickfort, P., Kellerman. W.. Kuhnko. D.. Hedin, C., Francis. J.. Nelson. P.. Knop, P.. Zerneke, J., Van Ornum, J. Row 1: Polivka. B.. Wagner, M.. Mclntee, R., Miss Davis. Allen. K., Albrightson, D. Row 2: Pierre. W.. Hartleb, M.. Butts, J.. Newhall D., Jarnick. P.. Schroeder, J. Row 3: Zellinger, E.,.Elson. A., Stankevich, K., Dill, M.. Breymann. L., Plainse, D. Row 4: Schaefer. V.. Dahm. D„ Clark. G.. Curtis. E.. Diver. J.. Thompson. D.. Teetzen. R. 44 FORUM . . . SECONDARY Forum meeting LiJe at the Training School 45 HONORARY ORGANIZATIONS The reward for a job well done, and the stimulation to be a real leader in his chosen field — that is what the honorary organizations mean to the students of C.S.C. Representing the departments of English, music, dramatics, social science and science, these organizations are open to those who can make the required grade point and who are invited to pledge. This is not ordinary pledging but a trying test of their abilities in their major field. Most o'f the organizations are chapters of a national group, and all offer their members the chance to be part of a close-knit, enthusiastic group. Proudly we hail this year's members of our Honorary Organizations! SIGMA TAU DELTA . . . English Row 1: Stankevlch, K., Tate, S.. Popeck, J., Connor, S.. Polivka. B. Row 2: Payne, F., Roznichek, M., Mr. Burroughs, Cable, V., Miss Smith. Row 3: Boettcher. J., Scribner, S.. Kubisiak, S.. Kampenga, A.. Wysockl. J., Ross. D. 46 ALPHA PSI OMEGA . . . dramatics Silverman, D., Miller, ].. Kampenga, A., Pierre, W., Connor, S. ALPHA GAMMA . . . social science Row 1: Mortonson. A., Flint, R., Cable. V., Tate, S. Row 2: Anderson, G.. Papke, R., Ullsperger, R., Konopacky, R., De Guire, F., Clayton. W. Row 3: Mr. Specht, Polzin, J.. Silverman, D., Hurrish, D. 47 ALPHA KAPPA RHO . . . music Row 1: Abrahamson. S.. Mrs. Mlchelsen, Wysocki. J.. Guzman. B., Tallmadge, R.. Mueller. C.. Nelson. B. Row 2: Wesley. F.. Miller, L.. Kmiotelc. E.. Stephanek, F., Anderson. L.. Mr. Michelsen. SIGMA ZETA . . . science Row It Kampenga, A.. Jarnick. P., Pflffner, M., Purchatzke, L.. Douglas. K., Jacobsen. E. Row 2: Curtis. E., Hartleb, M.. Clark. G.. Sommers, R.. Polzin. R., Breyman, L., Bricco. V., Butts. J. Row 3: Mr. Faust. Bruha. J., Beste. R.. Hurrish. G., Brandt, J.. Andrews, O., Wiersma. W., Gosh, Freiberg. A., Wood. R., Drew, D., Vissers. D., Hoffman, F. 48 THE GREEKS GREEK ACTIVITIES Looks like Greeks to me! 50 CONSTRUCTIVE PLEDGING 51 TAU GAMMA Row 1: Butts, J., Thompson, D., Borja, F„ Marrows, V., Miller, D., Breman, L. Row 2: Pfiffnor, M., Cabot, C., Collins, C., Brittnacher, M., Forth, L., Forth, C., Kusserow, B., Lane, J., Zollinger, J., Johnson, D., Schmeocklo, W. Tau Gamma Beta undertook another busy year beginning with the Fall Tea in September. The first sorority organized on the campus, it is distinguished by the colors of pink and blue and is known for its active group loyalty to our Alma Mater. Some of the annual Tau Gam traditions include an alum tea, Senior Party and a Homecoming float, this year winning first prize. The Intersorority Dance in co-operation with the Omegs and Psi Betas was given on St. Valentine's Day with 52 BETA Row 3: Abrahamson, S., Aronson, C.. Lund, M., Torzewski, B., Nelson, B., Gruon, J., Seif, D., Charlesworth, R., Schultz, J. Row 4: Jarnick, P., Leahy, K., Christoffersen, R., Newhall, D., Sheets, S., Suckow, G., Langfoldt, L., Court, N., Bartelt, M., Smith, M., Hartleb, M., Moll J. Row 5: Schroedor, J., Wagner, J., Olson, L., Bahr, N., Curtis, E., Clark, G., Kearns, R„ Weisbrot, B. a most appropriate theme — Sweetheart's Holiday. Joyce Moll led the group through the first semester's activities. During the second semester, President Barbara Nelson guided the group through the activities including the Tournament of Roses rushing party and the Cotton Swirl. A much treasured president's pin was presented to the sorority this year, the gift of an alum. 53 Row 1: Kuhnke, D., Thurston, J., Polivka, B., Guzzman, B. Row 2: Bullock, P., Teetzen, R., Mclntoo, R., Schactor, V., Koysor, Miss, Pautz, N., Ullman, Miss, Baumer, M., Harrington, N., Meister, A. Celebrating its second birthday last fall, Psi Beta Psi's successful year began during orientation week with a skit for the freshmen. Contributing to the first semester campus activities, the group led by President Nancy Pautz presented the Annual Fall Festival with the theme of Campus Carnival, a Homecoming float, and the Davy Jones Locker rushing party. Wearing the sorority colors of green and peach, the 54 PSI Row 3: Pierre, W„ Kalepp, B., Panko, M., McLeos, D., Gerner, D., Schultz, V., Edmund, C., Hofman, V., Allen, K., Isberner, H., Zastrow, M. pledges kept ever within their reach the Davy Jones foot locker. The mid-winter tea and second semester pledging during which the prospective members donned new pledge pins were successful under the auspices of President Vivian Schultz. A climax to the year's activities was the Intersorority picnic which with the cooperation of the Tau Gams and Omegs was held in the late spring. 55 OMEGA MU Row 1: Sutton, S., Figel, P„ Rickol, P., Raaths. A., Cuif, J. Row 2: Gioso, P., Held, B., Corliss, C., Hanson, B., Gilbertson, D., Cable, V., Jersey, J., Piehl, J. Distinguished by the colors of violet and yellow, the Omega Mu Chi began another successful year in contributing whole heartedly to campus spirit. First semester activities included a fall tea, Homecoming float and the annual Christmas Knitting Bazaar, guided by President Barbara Hanson. The Omegs along with the other sororities experimented with an extended pledging season second semester. Previous to the rushing 56 CHI Row 3: Conner, S., Havoy, P., Sarbacker. J., Clayton. J., Holt, C.. Piinkerton, J., Sonnenberq, S., Benson, M., Crook. B., Gilbert, C., Albrightson, D., Palmer, D. period, the sorority participated in the annual Intersorority coke party. As president, Marjorie Benson led the girls through the second semester activities including the colorful South Sea Islands rushing party and the alumni picnic. The year was climaxed by the traditional Omeg Date party. 57 Row 1: Flint. R., Moyer, R., Boettcher, J., Clayton, W., Zukoski, H., Sandberg, J. Row 2: Krueger, G., Hurlbut, J., Douglas, K.. Kussman. R., Beste, R., Purchatxke, L. Founded in 1930, the Chi Delts have maintained a prominent position at C.S.C. They have distiguished themselves in every phase of campus life, and this year sponsored the winning candidate for Homecoming Queen. Under the leadership of President Frank DeGuire the Wisconsin Delta chapter was added to the national roll of the Sigma Phi Epsilon 58 EPSILON Row 3: Bruha. J.. Hedquist. E.. Gilbert. M.. Wade, R., Hackbart. R., Hurrish. G., Anderson. W. Row 4: Hoffman. F., Jacobsen. E.. Conway W., Ullsperger, R-. Schommer, M.. Mulady. J.. Rindfleisch. D.. DeGuire. F.. Carlson. L.. Paulson. R.. Bruha. R.. Paulson. G. fraternity in December of 1952. It was a big day when the national officers came to install twenty-eight of the former Chi Delts into the new chapter, thus making the second national fraternity on the campus. During the second semester under the new name the Sig Eps conducted a colorful rushing period of ten weeks which was climaxed by a traditional Senior Banquet on May 9. 59 PHI SIGMA Row 1: Grilling, R.. Korn, E., Bartosz, J., Andorson, R. Row 2: Silvorman, D., Bogaczyk, S., Wilkinson, J., Klino, A., Vissers, D., Schrank, D. The men of the Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity, Kappa chapter of the national fraternity, no sooner got back on campus this year than they began their round of activity. Homecoming found them busy plugging for their queen and going over plans for a float. It was during the first semester under the guidance of President Jerry Bartosz that the much desired campus fraternity house, at 1022 College Avenue, became a reality for the Phi Sigs who use it for the convenience and pleasure of actives and alumni. In November the chapter played host to the regional conclave. 60 EPSILON Row 3: Baorenwald. J., McMahon, R.. Drochsler, H.. Langton. J. Row 4: Kott, D. Pionk . D.« Drow. D., Miller. L.. Andorson. G.. Popock, J. Row 5: Greathouse, J., Schmldler, F. Second semester pledging found the prospective members prominent on the campus with their traditional red bow ties, hats and paddles. Along with the other Greek organizations, the Phi Sigs lengthened their pledging period. As President, James Wilkinson led the organization through a successful spring which was climaxed by the annual style show, put on for the public and the college. Thus the Phi Sigs chalked up another great year! 61 GREEK GOVERNMENT Row 1: Hanson. B.. Kuhnke, D., Pautz. N.. Corliss. C. Row 2: De Guire, F.. Clayton. W.. Bartosz, J., Pionke D. Row 1: Pfilfnor, M.. Holman, V.. Pautz, N„ Connor. S. Row 2: Corliss. C.. Hanson, B., Kuhnke, D., Curtis, E. 62 RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS It is indicative of the spirit at C.S.C. that we should have on campus seven active religious groups which are so well-supported by the students and faculty alike. At the business meetings which are held on the first and third Thursdays of each month, the members also talk things over with their advisors and have a pleasant time socially. This year was a busy one, filled with many extra projects — such as the Christmas Fund for the Sparta Orphanage, a variety show, a state convention held on campus, contributions to a convent building fund, the Deputation Team, the annual banquets, and the Camp-Out planned for the summer. Yes, it was a busy year and we hope that C.S.C. Grads will always keep this generous spirit, for as long as that exists, the world has little to fear and much to hope for. GAMMA DELTA Row 1: Schellin, J., Walrath, M., Pomerening, F., Anderson. G., Timm. B.. Krauso, D., Zaslrow, M. Row 2: Golz, D., Hahn, B., Moss, D., Munderloh. I., Seefeldt, R., Lacina, W., Bruha, R. Row 3: Mortenson, A., Holland, E., Sikyta, H., Moister, A., Colrue, C., Lehman, M., Voight, R., Falk. B., Purchatzke, L. Row 1: Lane, J.. Bogsted, L.. Schulz, G., Kalepp, B., Xusserow, B.. Moll, I. Row 2: Rot. Wunderlich, Arndt, D., Scheelk, J., Walrath. D., Wolfe. J. Kohls, W., Raaths, A., Jones, J., Bruha. J. Row 3: Zeng. W., Boettcher, J., Bahr. N., Hackbart, R., Hvass, M., Habeck, R.. Teetzen, W.. Ross, D., Hammersmith, R.. Wieman. C. 63 NEWMAN CLUB Row 1: Woisbrot, A., Dombroske, I., Untiedt, J., Giese, S., Dzurick, L., Sobczak, A., Daemon, C., Gallistol, H., Charlesworth, R. Row 2: Golomski, A., Alton, D., Welniak, A., Lonsmire, J., Marchel, A., Panke, M., Baumor, M., Schuelke, M. Row 3: Javorok, M., Morgan, E., Helbach, H., Paski, B., Lang, M., Pierre, W., Alton, K., Hazelwood, P., Forth, C. Row 1: Extrom, D., Achenreiner, S., Domack, E., Kabat, C., Millor, V., Langfeldt, L., Mozuch, K., Holier, M., Bricco, V., Leitner, M. Row 2: Schnauier, T., DoGuiro, F., Hale, C., Huettl, B., Collins, G., Swendrzynski, M., Foster, M., Daniel, J., Summers, J., Czerniewski, J. Row 3: Hanke, R Wirkus, T., Wagner, I., Ressler, R., Gosh, J., Sommers, R., Huberty, C., Vissers, D., Groessl, W. Row 1: Miss Winkler, Leahy, K., Father Brake, Father Hensler, Borja, F., Pfiffnor, M., Brittnacher, M. Row 2: Drechsler, H., Sheriinski, B., Blaskey, G., Bradley, M., Bergelin, J., Varney, P., Allen, A., Butts, J. Row 3: Miss Roach, Farris, M., Noreika, M., Ottmon, E., Karls, S.. Klaus, C. 64 WESLEY Row 1: Tollock, L., Smith, M., Rick fort, P., Edmund, C„ Gruen, J., Newhall. D. Row 2: Johnson, D., Isberner, H., Moll, J., Zollinger, J., Breymann. L„ Garfield, G., Smith, M. Row 3: Schroeder. L., Nelson, P., Steffen, H., Schadewald, F., Toser. R., Chapman, J„ Gilbert, C. Row Is Polzin. R., Zellinger, E., Williams, J., Wade, R., West, B., Vaughn. R. Row 2: Rose, S„ Reznichek, M.. Tallmadge, R.. Thalacker, M., Sutton, S.. Bonson, M. Row 3: Cook, R.. Wilde. R.. Schweinlor, W., Schneeberg, D., McAuley, M.. Jacobsen. E.. Mr. Lyness. 65 LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Row It Mitchell J., Aronson, C., John. C., Thompson. D„ Albrightson. D„ Thompson, D., Anderson, J. Row 2: Hiller, A., Bras. A., Bestul, H.. Hedin. C., Schultz. V., Olson. A.. Khristianson, R., Schuett, M.. Engebretsen. G., Pietz. A.. Zander, S. YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Row 1: Smith, M.. Bushier, L„ Seif, D„ Caskey. P., Kraut, I. Row 2: Schaefer, V., Gemer. D„ Isberner. H., Jones J.. Schultz, P. 66 ACTIVITIES REGISTRATION The First Round Up. Loaded Sophomores — Lucky Seniors 68 ■ wSpr-xs The girls of the Home Ec department were on the move this year, when they abandoned the old home management house for the new house at 1103 Main Street. The moving was completed in March of 1953 when five girls and Miss You-mans moved in. 69 HOMECOMING NELSON HALL Do we need words! Mrs. Angel, Director Which dessert is biggest? Miss Elsted, Assistant Where do you study. Hack? 72 DELZELL HALL Night light — night life Papa Eagon's llttlo helper Whose pink socks? Play some more, John 73 UNION Hoy, loavo some for me! ROOMING HOUSES What's cooking? Studying — Bob Hope style 75 COLLEGE THEATER Tsk, Tsk, poor woman Row 1: Smith, D., Eide. E., Lehmann, G. s Row 2: Swendrzynski, M., Czerniewski, R., Malick, P„ Kampenga, A., Boettcher, ]., Mr. Burroughs, Bahr, N., Jarnick, P., Curtis, E. Row 3: Johnson, D., Suehring, J., Roznichek, M., Marros, V., Gaylord, L., Lord, A., Bricco, V., Schuh, I., Drechsler, H., Gruling, R., Reda F., Arndt, D., Wade, R., Hvass, M. Row 4: Plumb, H., Robinson, C., Schumacher, H., Silvorman, D., Grow, E., Bigalke, G., Brocker, F. 76 §tfe COLLEGE THEATER A crisis for The Clod 77 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Schadewald, F., Flint, R., Crook, B., Mr. Trytten. Row 2: Breitenfeldt, C., Krueger, G., Miller, J., Kussman, G. WOMEN’S SELF GOVERNING ASSOCIATION Row 1: Bricco, V., Brittnacher, M., Ma’.ick, P„ Bahr, N., Lehmann, G., Smith, M. Row 2: Charlesworth, R„ Sonnenberg, S. Row 3: Huettl, B., Chapman, J., Weisbrot, A., Christoffersen, R., Crook, B., Gilbert, C., Czerniewski, R., Arndt, D., Leahy, K. 78 YOUNG DEMOCRATS Row Is Voight, R., Butts, J. Row 2: Mortenson, A., Peyovich, R., Kristianson, R. YOUNG REPUBLICANS Row 1: Flint, R„ Drechsler, H., Reda, F., Clark, J. Row 2: Caskey, P., Clark, G., Marros, K., Marros, T„ Zellinger, J., Zollinger, E. Row 3: Papke, R., Schnaufer, T., Marros, V., Tate, S„ Herman, N., Williams, J. Row 4: Polzin, J„ Brocker, F„ Koehn, E., Breese, R., Zieher, G. 79 Soif, D., Derge, P., Clayton, J. Lane, J., Bruha, J., Mulady, J., Smith, M., Bauer, E., Popeck, J. Reznichek, M., Kritz, D., Wagner, I., Smith, M., Meister, A. 80 POINTER Newby, Y., Aronson, C., Kusserow, B., Raaths, A., Caskey, P. Deadline on their hands Ross, D., Teetzen, W„ Habeck, R., Hazelwood, P., Sonnenberg, S. Kruegor, R., Czerniewski, R., Giese, P„ Czornieski, J., Summers, J., Baerenwald, G. 81 RADIO WORKSHOP Go West, Gals! Mul 83 BAND and Row 1: Seif, D.. Salvin, T., Wosloy, F., Conway, W.. Holt, C., Kmiotek, E., Bogsted, L., Anderson, G., Krauso, N., Reed, R. Row 2: Charlesworth. R., Schultz, J., Albrightson, D., Court, N., Schooelk, I., Lane L., Stephanek, F., Cram, L„ Miller, L., Anderson, L., Sohr, C., Sonnentag, W. Row 1: Colrue, C., Smith, M. A., Weisbrot, A., Hale, C„ Zomeke, J., Schaefer, V., Schnaufer, T., Held, B., Morgan, E., Thomandor, M., Golz, D., Pfiffner, M.. Zollinger, J., Smith, M., Leitner, M., Varney, P., Abraham-son, C., Kabot, C. Row 2: Eido, E., Wysocki, J., Welniak, A., Holier, M., Collins, G., Voight, R., Schultz, G„ Zollinger, E., Bricco, V., Moll, J., Rickel, P., Thompson, D., Konnody, J„ Hoeft, P„ Albrightson, D., Mclntoe, R. 84 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB Row 3: Enqebretson, G., Jones, J., Nelson, B., Schultz, G« Maynard, S., Bigalko, G., Stogbauer, V., Braasch, R., Holmgreen, J. Row 4: Suckow, G., Moss, V., Trotior, K., Allen, D., Votava, C., Smith, D., Huettl, B„ Williams. J., Wirkus. T. Row 3: Holt, C., Gruen, J., Nelson, B„ Allen, D., Tallmadge, R., Schroeder, J., Miller, S., Giese, P., Ekvall, B., Nolson, P., Nelson, M., Chapman, J., Hazelwood, P., Breymann, L., Court, N. Row 4: Smit, J., Anklam, L., Mozuch, K., Clayton, J., Torzowski, E., Broeren, R., Bahr, N., Mueller, C., Daniel, J., Lohmann, G., Olson, L., Pautz, N., Suckow, G., Untiedt, J. 85 MEN’S GLEE Director, Mr. Knutzen Row 1: Hackbart. R.. Boettcher, J.. Wagner, L. William . J.. Eves. P.. Clayton. W.. DeGuire, F., Heuer, E., Bruha, J., Schweinler. W., Bruha. R. Row 2: Rots, D.. Jacobus, R., Mansour, N., Schneider, R., Miller, J., Purchatzko, L.. Xristianson. R., Krueger, G„ Stelchek, D. 86 CLUB Row 3: Kohls, W., Krueger, R., Wislinsky, R., Winterfeldt, R., Drochsler, H, Papko, R., Cook, R., Plank, E., Carlson, L., Anderson, W. Row 4: Wade, R., Derge, R., Reda, F., Moon, H., Plumb, H., Schuh, J, Hutter, I. 87 LEISURE HOURS Ugh! Give her the axe, boy! 88 LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION Look what you're leaving seniors! 89 SENIOR BALL ROYALTY Henry Dtechslet Mary Piiiiner 90 JUNIOR PROM JUNIOR PROM ROYALTY Ray Anderson Barbara Hanson 91 MAINTENANCE Przybylski. R.. Kucera. C., Rasmussen. J., Davis, L.. Mantavago. F.. Haase, M. Mr. Fix-it Siien Keeping us warm 92 SPORTS 93 FOOTBALL Row 1: Sllmac, R., Purchatzke, B., Herrmann, D., Popeck, J., Davidson, S., Jersey, D. Row 2: Coach Dehlinger, Munderloh, J., Hackbart, R., Sontag, J., Lang, T., Peabody, J., Wislinsky, R., Bach, R„ Jurgella, C., Schroeder, W., Brandt, J. Row 3: Coach Quandt, Coach Roberts, Crook, J., Roloff, K„ Averill, H., Karls, S., Hunter, R., Gilbert, M., Miller, N., Due, A., Sandberg, J. Row 4: Douglas, K., Sanks, J., Bostad, R., Seagraves, M., Mundt, R., Schommer, M., O., Hurlbut, D. Andrews, FOOTBALL SCORES CSC 12 Luther 7 CSC 13 Mich. Tech. 0 CSC 27 Oshkosh 7 CSC 27 Stout 0 CSC 17 Milwaukee 7 CSC 13 Whitewater 6 CSC 0 Platteville 13 CSC 33 Eau Claire 6 94 Is she in the stands, Joe? Where's the Piano? Don't miss that one! Refresher for Stan! 95 FOOTBALL Coaches Hale Quandt, John Roberts, Bob Dehlinger Will anyone ever forget the fighting, charging, spirited, never-say-quit gridiron aggregation of 1952? Coach John Roberts stepped into his new assignment like a seasoned veteran as he expertly blended a squad of eager yearlings with learned lettermen, instilling in them an unexcelled desire to play the game for all it was worth and win, win, win. And win they did! Six straight foes fell victim to the Pointer surge before champion Platteville could head the Purple and Gold contingent. Bruised but undaunted, the P and G's used their two-plattoon system to its fullest to romp over the final foe of the season and pocket an admirable 7-1 record for their efforts. Seven Pointers fought their way into all-conference berths. Seniors Bryan Purchatzke, Jack Popeck, Marlyn Gilbert and Stan Karls along with Juniors Mark Schommer and Nubbs Miller and Sophomore Bob Bostad, were the men honored by rival coaches. It was a well known fact that the Pointers lacked the size usually associated with college teams. Nevertheless, the Robertsmen were giants — giants of desire! 96 Nubbs hits the hole! Hit him! Jack! 97 BASKETBALL Row 1: Anderson. R., Bechard. R., Redding. E.. Wieman, C., Sanks. J. Row 2: Schommer, M.. Boldig. J., Schadewald, F., Blomiley. R., Thompson. L.. Amburgy, J.. Bostad. R. Row 3: Collins. L., Huberty. C.. Buckberger. P., Davis, R., Johnson, R., Wasserman. K., Schroeder, W.. Marko. R.. Weber, G. BASKETBALL SCORES CSC 84 Mich. Tech. 75 CSC 91 Northland 58 CSC 70 Winona 55 CSC 76 Milton 56 CSC 78 Milwaukee 67 CSC 72 Whitewater 60 CSC 58 Lawrence 76 CSC 67 Ripon 90 CSC 66 St. Norberts 52 CSC 73 Oshkosh 78 CSC 69 Eau Claire 71 CSC 78 Stout 61 CSC 61 Platteville 78 CSC 74 Lawrence 63 CSC 82 Milwaukee 79 CSC 80 Whitewater 59 CSC 62 Superior 66 CSC 105 River Falls 110 CSC 90 Oshkosh 74 CSC 60 Platteville 78 98 BASKETBALL Bashful Buckotoor 'Acs hits for two! Nico block, Los! Watch his hand )oo! Smoking up tho floor! 99 CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Schieb, E., Harrington, N. Row 2: Figel. P., Varney, P., Smith, M.. Moss, D. BASKETBALL Scrapping every inch of the way, C.S.C.'s hardcourt men used their patent scoring power to its fullest advantage and wound up the season with a creditable 12-8 record. Supercharged from the starting whistle, the Pointers took on each opponent in turn with only one objective in mind — to emerge the victors. Point used their home-court advantage to bring down such powerhouse contingents as Lawrence, of the Midwest conference, and St. Norberts, along with strong Milwaukee and Oshkosh aggregations in Wisconsin State conference action. Fast breaking, shooting, passing, driving, veteran competitors Ray Anderson, Bob Bostad, Bob Blomiley, Dick Bechard, Fred Schadewald, Les Thompson, and Jerry Boldig carried the brunt of the Pointer attack, ably supported by such outstanding freshmen as: Erv Redding, Joe Sanks, Ken Roloff, William Schroeder, Carl Wieman, John Amburgy, Pat Buchberger and Ken Wasserman. The Pointers had a great season; bigger things are yet to come. 100 Ugh! Just a littlo more! Hang on tight! Free ride! Use tho other hand, Mooso! Got it zeroed in! WRESTLING Row 1: Ross, D.. Hunter, H.. Coach Roberts, Munderloh. J., McCauley. T. Row 2: McMahon, T„ Hurlbut, K„ Wislinsky, R„ Junior, B„ Hurlbut, D„ Seefoldt, R Herrmann. D., Langton, J. After making a brief but welcome appearance last year, wrestling emerged from its embryonic period to take its place beside its brother sports in 1952-53. The Training School gym, for the first time in many years, again became the haven of a varsity sport. C.S.C.'s grapplers embarked on an ambitious six match schedule and batted an even .500. The three victories came in two decisive wins over Carroll College and one over perennially strong Ripon College. On the other side of the ledger, Coach John Robert's boys became victims of Lawrence College twice, and of Ripon once. Leading the crew were Dave Hurlbut and Ron Wislinsky, both undefeated in collegiate competition. Terry McMahon, John Langton, Ralph Seefeldt, Don Herrmann, Bernie Junior, Ken Hurlbut, and Ron Hunter, filled in by Terry McCauley, Dave Ross and Jerry Munderloh made the necessary victory points for the Central State College. A creditable showing, which has insured the sport's long stay, is the enviable record of this year's wrestling team. 102 Working hard ior a pin WEIGHT LIFTING 103 TRACK 104 Good form. Jack i Only a mile to go, Eddy Tape breaker, Rhody GOLF Rhode. R., Tanner. D.. DeGuire. F.. Ullsperger. R. TENNIS 105 WRA Row 1: Smith, M., Krause, D. Row 2: Arndt, D., Sobczak. A., Schieb, E„ Raddant, C., Holon. G., Thurston, J., Hale, C., Bartelt, M., Lehman, M.. Smit, J. Row 3: Pietz. A., Daniels, J.. Rosin, L., Dill, M., Extrom, D., Bricco. V., Brittnacher, M., Achenreiner, S., Butts, J. Get that ball! Hang 'om up, Rollie 106 S CLUB Row 1: Marquard, R., Hunter, R., Clayton, W., Herrmann. D., Mundorloh, J.. Hurrish, G. Row 2: Wislinsky. R.. Ullsperger. R.. Hackbart. R.. Schommer. M. Gilbert. M.. Giordana. J«. Drueger. R.. Tanner. D. Row 1: Roloff. K.. Jurgella. C.. Purchatzke. B.. Boldig. J., Thompson. L.. Bostad. R. Row 2: Miller. N„ DeGuire. F., Sanks, J., Bechard. R.. Baerenwald. G., Seagraves, M.. Mundt. R.. Schroeder, W., Due, A.. Jacobsen. E. 107 108 FACULTY WARREN JENKINS Dean of the College of Letters and Science QUINCY DOUDNA Dean of Administration Director, Elementary Education RAYMOND GOTHAM Director, Training and Placement RAYMOND RIGHTSELL Director, Secondary Education Physics 111 HERBERT STEINER Dean of Men History ELIZABETH PFIFFNER Dean of Women History This year marks the first time in over two decades that Susan E. Colman has not been a member of our faculty. When Miss Colman announced her retirement in September, 1952, the faculty and student body together felt a personal loss. She had become so much a part of C.S.C. that it was difficult to imagine college life without her. Her spontaneous enthusiasm, wide experience, great knowledge, unswerving loyalty and friendly personality made her a friend of all that knew her. C.S.C. wishes Miss Colman all good fortune in whatever future tasks she undertakes. 112 NORMAN KNUTZEN English BERTHA GLENNON English ALICE BLODGETT English PAULINE ISAACSON Speech History MARY ELIZABETH SMITH Associate Director of Primary Education, English LELAND BURROUGHS English, Speech MAY ROACH Associate Director o Rural Education MILDRED DAVIS French 113 NELIS KAMPENGA Librarian SYBLE MASON Assistant Librarian MARGARET RITCHIE Assistant Librarian LEILA TOLO History NELS REPPEN Education, Social Studies FRANK CROW History PETER MICHELSEN ALF HARRER ALBERT HARRIS Music Psychology, Education Psychology, Philosophy 114 ROLAND TRYTTEN Chemistry EDGAR PIERSON Biology ARTHUR LYNESS Biology BERNARD WIEVEL Biology, Conservation MONICA BAINTER Physics, Mothematics AROL EPPLE Biology GILBERT FAUST Chemistry JAMES NEWMAN Conservation FRED SCHMEECKLE Conservation I 115 ROBERT LEWIS RAYMOND SPECHT GERTIE HANSON Associate Director of Intermediate Geography Goography, Radio Education, Geography EMILY WILSON Home Economics RITA YOUMANS Home Economics DORIS DAVIS Homo Economics KENNETH BOYLAN Mathematics FLOYD NIXON MIRIAM MOSER Mathematics Women's Physical Education 116 JESSIEMAE KEYSER Women's Physical Education BURTON PIERCE Principal of Junior High School MARY SAMTER First Grade Supervisor HALE QUANDT Coaching, Physical Education JOHN ROBERTS Coaching, Physical Education MARY ULLMAN Junior High School Supervisor EDITH CUTNAW Junior High School Supervisor GLADYS VAN ARSDALE Third Grade Supervisor MILDREDE WILLIAMS Second Grade Supervisor 117 LEAH DIEHL BURDETTE EAGON AUCE HANSEN Fourth Grade Supervisor Sixth Grade Supervisor fifth Grade Supervisor CECILIA WINKLER MARJORIE KERST PHYLLIS RAVEY Rural Training School Supervisor Rural Demonstration School Kindergarten Supervisor Supervisor CLIFFORD MORRISON History HELEN HEEL Music Supervisor DOROTHY KAMPENGA Training School Library 118 DR. HENRY ANDERSON College Physician ELLEN SPECHT MARY NEUBERGER Publicity, Public Relations College Nurse 119 It's this way, chillun . . . MARIE SWALLOW CAROLYN ROLFSON MARY ELLEN PIOTROWSKI Training School Office Administrative Assistant Main Office TOULA MARROS Main Office SIDONE ANDERSEN Record Office GRACE PEHOSKI Main Office JOANNE LUND Record Office 120 STUDENT INDEX Abrahamson. Sylvia — 9, 42, 48, 52, 85 Achenreiner, Shirley — 37, 43, 64, 106 Albors, Thomas — 34 Albert, Eugene — 37 Albrightson, Diana — 34, 44. 57. 66. 84, 85 Allen, Alice — 38, 45, 64 Allon, Dorothy — 42, 64, 84 Allen. Kathryn — 17, 44. 45, 55. 64 Altenburg, Arlone — 11, 42 Amburgy, John — 35, 98 Ampe, Bernard — 33 Anderson, Gene — 28, 47, 61, 63 Andorson, Grace — 44, 85 Anderson, John — 35, 66 Anderson, Lavern — 48, 85 Andorson, Morris — 37 Andorson, Ray — 31, 45, 61, 89, 91. 98. 123 Andorson, William — 45. 56, 87 Andrews. Oliver — 19. 48. 94 Anklam, Lillie — 38, 84 Anunson, Gary — 31 Arndt, Dorothy — 35, 43. 51. 63. 78. 106 Aronson, Charlotte — 31, 40, 52. 81 Averill, Harry — 37. 94 Axtoll, Rosemary — 38, 42, 44 Bach, Robert — 91 Baerenwald, Gerald — 32, 60. 81, 107 Bahr, Nadine — 33, 42, 52, 63, 88, 98 Barrett, Pat — 10, 42 Bartolt, Mary — 33. 45, 53. 1C6 Bartosx, Jerry — 29, 61, 62 Basslor, Don — 41 Bauer, Eunice — 13, 40, 41, 80 Baumer, Mary Ann — 31, 42, 53, 64 Bochard, Richard — 94, 107, 123 Becker, Janice — 36 Benson, Margie — 32, 57, 65 Benz, Donald — 14, 41. 73 Bergelin, Janet — 51, 64 Berkhahn, John — 32, 50 Beste, Robert — 21, 48, 59 Bestul, Howard — 37. 66 Bigalko, Gordon — 32, 50, 85 Billmeyer, R. — 37 Bird, Nancy — 38, 42 Blaskoy, Germaino — 38, 44, 64 Blomiley, Robert — 98, 124 Bloom. Diana — 38, 42 Boettcher, Jerry — 31, 46. 58. 63, 86 Bogaczyk, Stovo — 15, 60 Bogsted, Lois — 38, 63, 85 Bohler, Wallace — 41 Boldig, Jerry — 34, 98, 107 Borja, Folisa — 33, 45, 64 Bostad. Robert — 94. 98, 107, 124 Bowles, Vivian — 38 Braasch, Richard — 38, 85 Bradloy, Mary — 37, 64 Brandt, Jack — 29. 48, 95 Bras, Annette — 35, 66 Braun, Albert — 33 Breese. Robert — 41. 79 Breitenfeldt, Carmen — 37, 78 Breymann, Erna — 33, 44, 45, 48, 53, 65, 85 Bricco, Virginia — 33, 44. 48, 64, 78. 81, 84, 106 Briscoe, Lyle — 32 Brittnacher, Mary — 24, 40, 43, 51, 52. 64, 78, 106 Brockor, Frank — 37, 79 Brooren, Roberta — 42, 84, 106 Bronk. Sally — 26, 43 Bruha, John — 21, 38, 48. 63, 80. 87, 108 Bruha, Richard — 21, 45, 59. 63, 87 Brychol, Rudy — 35 Buchberger, Claude — 33 Buchborger, Pat — 36, 98 Buchholz, Wayne — 32. 107 Buehler, Lorraino — 36, 66 Buhrdori, Joann — 32 Bullock, Penelope — 33, 45. 50, 54. 83 Burant, Walter — 33 Butler, George — 34, 41 Butts, Joanna — 33, 44, 48. 52. 64, 79. 106 Cable, Virginia — 22, 46. 47 Carlson, Lestor — 34, 59 Caskey, Phyllis — 23, 27. 66, 79. 81 Chaffee, Glenn — 34 Chapman, Joanne — 31, 65, 78, 85 Charlesworth, Ruth — 33, 42, 53, 64, 78, 84 Chornoy, Lucille — 35 Christonson, Jamos — 36 Christoffersen, RoseMarie — 31, 45, 52, 78, 106 Clark. Glenna — 19, 48, 53. 66. 79. 83 Clark, James — 79 Clayton, Judy — 56, 80, 84 Clayton, William — 15, 34. 40. 47, 59, 62. 87. 107 Collins, Graco — 33, 52, 64, 84 Collins, Larry — 36, 98 Colrue, Clara — 26, 43. 63. 84 Connor, Sarah — 20, 47. 56. 62 Conover, Kathleen — 33, 44 Conway, William — 68, 84. 103 Cook, Janice — 34 Cook. Ray — 33. 41, 65. 87, 105 Corliss, Carol — 31, 45, 50, 56, 62 Court, Nancy — 33, 42, 53, 84, 85 Cram, Luella — 34, 42, 51, 85 Crook, Betty — 32. 57, 78 Crook. Jack — 37, 94, 97 Cuff. Joann — 31, 42, 57 Curtis, Eloanor — 22, 45, 48, 51, 53, 62. 77 Czorniowski, Joan — 16. 41, 64, 81 Czorniewski, Rita — 36. 51. 77, 78. 81 Daanon Carol — 37, 43, 64 Dahm, Dona — 23, 44, 45 Daniel. Jo — 37, 51. 64. 85. 106 Davidson, Sidnoy — 35, 94 Davis, Rex — 35, 98 Dayo, Bentley — 35 Dedeker, Dennis — 41 121 De Guire. Frank — 2®. 47. 50. 59. 62. 64. 17. 105, 107 Dehlinger, Robort — 21. 45 DoLaura, Robert — 33 Dorge, Patricia — 13, 80 Dorgo, Richard — 86 Dietsche, Gerald — 34, 41 Dill, Marjorie — 45, 106 Diver, Jeannette — 32 Domack, Elaine — 33. 64 Dombroske, Iron — 35, 64 Dopp, Arvid — 37 Doran, Teresa — 38, 43 Douglas, Kelly — 18, 48, 58, 71, 94, 97 Drochsler, Henry — 24, 40. 43, 64, 79, 86. 90 Drow, Dwaino — 41, 48, 60 Drilka, John — 35 Due, Alton — 34, 94, 105, 107 Dutcher, Howard — 35 Dzurick, Lucille — 38. 64 Ebel, Gerald — 34 Edmund, Caryl — 31. 55. 65 Eide, Ellen — 33, 42. 82. 84 Ekvall, Bonnie — 35, 85 Ellicson, Dale — 33 Elsen, Ann — 17, 44 Engebretsen, Gloria — 35, 51, 66, 84 Enstrom, Robert — 37 Eves, Parr — 28, 41. 86 Extrom, Donna — 31, 40, 41, 64, 106 Fabich. Carole — 36, 44 Facklam, Edmund — 15, 40, 41 Falk. Betty — 37. 63 Farris, Mark — 38. 64 Fehrenbach, Noal — 33 Figel, Pegge — 31, 42, 56, 100 Flint, Robert — 18, 47. 58, 74. 78, 79. 108 Forth, Charlotte — 33. 42. 52, 64 Forth, Leona — 33, 42, 53 Foster, Mary — 37, 38, 64 Francis, Catherine — 44 Freiberg, Ashley — 31, 48 Frisch. Jack — 38 Fritsch, Claronco — 17 Gage. Connie — 31 Gallistel, Harriet — 43. 64 Garcia, Peter — 37 Garfield, Gloria — 37. 65 Gaylord, Lenore — 38 Geneske, Alex — 37 Gerhard, Marjorie — 31 Gerner, Dorothy — 33, 42, 54, 66 Giese, Patricia — 33, 56, 81, 85 Giese, Sally — 38, 44, 64 Gilbert. Cleo — 34, 42. 57, 65 Gilbert, Marlyn — 20. 68. 71, 94. 107 Gilbertson, Dorothy — 34, 57 Giordana, James — 97, 107, 108 Gleue, Nancy — 36 Golomski, Arlene — 38 Golz, Dianne — 35, 44, 63, 85 Gosh, James — 34, 45, 48, 64, 73 Gossage, Marilyn — 9 Groessl. William — 32. 64 Grow, Earl, Jr. — 35 Gruen, Janico — 15, 53, 65, 84, 108 Gruetzmachor, Carmen — 38 Gruling, Robert — 24. 40. 60 Guzman, Bovorly — 12, 48, 55 Habeck. Roy — 25. 43. 51. 63. 74, 81. 108 Hackbart. Roy. Jr. — 34, 58. 63. 74. 86, 94, 107 Hackel, Naomi — 24. 43, 72 Hager, Ronald — 38 Hahn, Bornice — 36, 42. 63 Hale, Charlotte — 38, 64, 84, 106 Hales, Jeromo — 35 Hall, Richard — 29. 41, 50 Hammersmith, Bob — 63 Hanke, Richard — 64 Hanson, Barbara — 31, 50, 56, 62, 91 Harder. Carol — 35 Harmon, Ray — 34, 108 Hartleb, Marlene — 22, 44, 48, 53, 83. 108 Hazelwood. Phyllis — 25, 43, 51, 64. 81, 85. 108 Hedin, Carol — 38, 44, 66 Hedquist, Eric — 32. 58 Holbach, Hazol — 34, 44, 64 Held, Benita — 33, 50, 56, 84 Helixon. Pat — 34 Holland, Edith — 36. 43. 63 Hellner, Andrew — 34 Helsten. Jean 35 Henschel, Joyce — 38, 43 Herman, Nancy — 42, 79 Herrington, Norma — 50, 55, 100 Herrmann, Donald — 32, 41, 44, 102 Heuer, Edwin — 13, 40, 73, 74, 87 Higgins, Thomas — 35 Hiller, Alice — 33, 44, 66 Hilmer, Donald — 37 Hilmer, Richard — 37 Hodell, Robert — 34 Hoeft, Phyllis — 33. 42. 85 Hofbauor, John — 35 Hoffman, Frank — 17, 48, 58, 75 Hofman, Vivian — 9, 42, 55, 62 Holen, Genova — 36. 106 Holmgroen, John — 33, 85 Holt, Carol — 33, 50, 84 Hoppa. Bernard — 35 Hubbard, Grace — 22 Huberty, Carl — 35. 64. 98 Hudy, John — 35 Huettl, Beulah — 33, 42, 64, 78, 85 Hunter, Ronald — 34, 83, 94, 102, 107 Hurlbut, Dave — 37, 58, 84, 102, 103 Hurlbut, Ken — 102. 103 Hurrish, Dan — 47 Hurrish, Gene — 48. 59. 74, 107 Hutter, Irvin — 33. 41, 83. 87 Hvass, Marlys — 36, 51, 63, 77 Isberner, Helen — 11, 42, 55, 65, 66, 70 Isherwood, Patricia — 36 122 Jackson, Richard — 38 Jacobson, Edward — 32, 48, 65, 104, 107 Jacobus, Richard — 32, 82, 86 Jaeger, Mario — 35 Janko, Roborl — 36 Janson, Richard — 18, 41, 45, 68 Jarnick, Phyllis — 18, 44, 45. 48, 52, 77 Javorok, Marcella — 36, 40. 64 Jenson, Deloris — 37 Jenson, Donald — 37 Jersey, David — 35, 94 Jersey, Joanno — 31, 57 John, Claire — 36, 42, 66 Johnson, Dorothy — 25. 40, 43. 53, 65, 73, 81 Johnson, James — 37 Johnson, Keith — 34 Johnson, R. — 107 Jolivette, Burton — 37 Jones, Helen — 27, 43 Jones, Joyco — 27, 43. 63, 66, 84 Junior. Bernhard — 102 Jurgella, Carl — 38, 94. 107 Kabat, Charlone — 33, 52, 64, 85 Kalepp, Bonnio Lou — 34, 54, 63, 83 Kamponga, Amy — 28, 46, 47, 48 Kapitzke, Donald — 37, 73 Karau, Melvin — 33 Karls, Stanley — 64, 94, 95 Kearns, Rose — 11, 42, 53 Kellorman, Wilma — 34, 44 Konnody, Jeanotto — 35, 44, 85 Kilgas, David — 36 Kimbor, Bruce — 35 Klaus, Charles — 37, 64 Kline, Arlynn — 61 Kloso, Peter — 37, 73 Kmiotok, Edward — 34. 48. 85 Knop, Phyllis — 37, 44 Knudson, Eugene — 35 Koehn, Eugeno — 34, 41, 79 Kohls, William — 32. 36. 40, 41. 63 Kollor, Mary Jane — 37. 64, 84 Konopacky, Robert — 29. 47 Kopporud, Karen — 33, 44 Korn, Elmo — 14, 60 Korn, Harriot — 14 Kott, Donald — 31. 60 Krause, Deloris — 37. 43. 63. 106 Krause, Naomi — 35, 85 Kraut, lone — 36, 66 Kristianson. Robort — 15, 40, 45, 50. 66, 87. 79 Kritz, Kenneth — 34, 57, 80 Krohn, Albert — 43 Krouzo, Robert — 33 Kruoger, Gary — 34, 58, 78, 87 Krueger, Roland — 29. 81, 86. 106, 107 Kryshak, Gregory — 36 Kubisiak, Ronald — 35 Kubisiak, Shirley — 46 Kucora, Ruth — 34, 44 Kuhnko, Dorothy — 31, 44, 45, 54, 62 Kussorow, Betty — 32, 40, 42, 53, 63. 71, 81, 83 Kussman, Geno — 35, 78 Kussman, Richard — 14, 41, 59 Lacina, William — 35, 63 LaLelke, Phil — 35 Lano. Joy — 42, 50, 53, 63, 80. 83 Lane, Leonard — 32, 35, 51, 84 Lang, Marcella — 27, 33, 43, 64 Lang, T. — 94 Langfeldt, Lois — 33, 53, 64 Langton, John — 32. 61, 102 Larson, Ronald — 38 Laszewski, Roy — 23 Leahy, Kathloen 9, 52, 64, 78 Lehman, Mary — 33, 63, 106 Lehmann, Gladys — 33, 45, 76, 78, 85 Leith, Donald — 51, 57 Leitner, Margaret — 24, 40, 63. 85 Lemancik, Edmund — 35 LeMoro, Marlono — 36 Lensmire, Joan — 26, 43, 64 Liebav, Gary — 35 Lodzinski, Janet — 35 Lord. Ada — 38 Lund, Mary — 12, 42, 52 Lund, Thomas — 22 Mallow, John — 19 Malchow, Nancy — 11, 42 Malick, Patricia — 33, 42 Mansour, Nabeol — 36. 73, 86 Marchel, Aurolle — 33, 43, 64 Marko, Richard — 32, 98 Marquard, Rhody — 34, 107 Marros, Katherine — 49 Marros, Virginia — 53, 79 Martin, Roland — 34 Mayor, Donald — 15, 41 Maynard, Susan — 36. 85 McAuloy, Merlo — 36, 65 McCamlex, Poter — 36 McEwan, J. — 37 McCauley, Mary — 37 Mclntoo, Radine — 31, 44, 54, 85 McLoos, Delores — 33, 54 McMahon, Robort — 28, 41, 45. 60 McMahon, Terry — 36, 102 McMillion, Jamos — 36 Meistor, Arline — 40, 41 Miller, Doloros — 31, 50. 53 Miller, John — 34. 47, 70. 78. 87 Miller, Lee — 45. 48. 64. 8S Millor, Norbert — 94, 97, 107 Millor, Sally — 37, 84 Miller, Voronica — 37, 64 Miller, William — 31, 45 Mitcholl, Joan — 37, 66 Mlada, Margaret — 12, 42 Moe. Carol — 31 Moll. Joyce — 11. 42. 53, 63, 75. 82. 85 Monroe, Dennis — 37 Moon, Howard — 36, 86 Morgan, Elaino — 36. 64, 84 Morse, Leal — 37 Mortenson, Allan — 32, 45, 47, 63, 79 Moss, Doris — 37, 38, 100, 108 Moss, Vernon — 84 123 Mozuch, Kathloon — 38, 64, 84 Mrochok, John — 33 Mueller, Claire — 33, 45, 48, 85 Mulady, James — 58, 80 Munderloh, Jeromo — 36, 63, 94, 102, 107 Mundt, Ray — 30, 75, 107 Murphy, Billie — 36 Neale, Joan — 34 Needham, Jeannette — 36, 43 Nelson, Barbara — 11. 48, 52, 84, 108 Nelson, Donald — 36 Nelson, Mary — 34, 85 Nolson, Meredith — 37 Nelson, Patricia — 36, 44, 65, 85 Netzol, Robert — 34, 41 Newby, Yolanda — 34, 81 Newhall, Dolores — 18, 44, 45, 52, 65 Newman, Jamos — 45, 115 Nomady, Paul — 34 Nordlund, Leonard — 37 Noreika, Michael — 37, 64 Olsen, Thoodoro — 34 Olson, Allen — 32, 45, 66 Olson, Carter — 37 Olson, Lynnette — 52. 85 Omernik, Robert — 37 Orgish, Barbara — 38, 42 Ottmon, Edward — 36, 64 Page, Donald — 36, 73 Palmor, Dorothy — 24. 43, 57 Panko, Mary Anno — 31, 42, 34, 64 Papke, Ross — 21, 45, 47, 79, 81 Parker, Vernon — 36 Parkin, Arlon — 13, 40, 41 Parmelee, Doyne — 37 Paski, Beverly — 38, 64 Paulson, Donald — 38 Paulson, Gene — 31, 45, 59, 73, 108 Paulson, Robert — 32, 45, 54, 108 Pautz, Nancy — 9, 42, 55, 62, 70, 82, 85 Payne, Florence — 12, 42, 46 Peabody, Ray — 39, 44 Poaso, Terry — 36 Peplinski, Robert — 36 Perlowitz, Rita — 31, 42 Perrodin, Susan — 37 Peyovich, Robert — 36, 79 Pioiiler, James — 33 Piiffner, Mary — 19, 45, 48, 51, 52, 62, 64, 85 Piatt, John — 32 Pickert, Jack — 37 Piehl, Jackie — 32, 57 Pierce, Larry — 37 Pierre. Winnifred — 17, 44. 45. 47, 50. 54, 64 Pietz. Alice — 36, 43, 66, 106 Pinkerton, Joyce — 17, 56 Pionke, Donald — 62, 64 Plainse, Dolores — 23 Plank, Edward — 31, 87 Plumb, Homor — 38, 77, 87 Poad, Patricia — 10 Podrez, Lillian — 38 Polivka, Bornadelle — 31, 44, 46, 55, 79 Polzin, Jack — 15, 40, 41, 47 Polzin, Mary — 37, 42, 51 Polzin, Rosemary — 34, 44, 45, 48. 65 Pomerening, Faith — 36, 43, 63 Popeck, John — 23, 45, 46, 64, 80. 83, 94 Prohaska, Edward — 37, 46 Purchatzke, Bryan — 13, 41, 94, 107 Purchatzke, Leroy — 33, 48, 59, 63. 83. 87 Quail, Sandra — 37, 42 Raaths, Ardis — 15, 40, 41, 57, 63, 81 Raddant, Charlotto — 36, 44, 83, 106 Raddant, Maynard — 41 Raschka, Mary — 31, 40, 41, 51 Reda, Frank — 27, 43, 79, 86, 108 Redding. Ervin — 36, 123 Redding, Richard — 36, 98 Reed, Robort — 37, 85 Reiland, Tere — 42 Rendon, Botty — 34, 42 Ressler, Richard — 34, 64 Reznichok, MaryJo — 31, 40, 45, 46, 50, 65 Rhode, Ransom — 20, 41, 45, 105 Richard, Howard — 36 Richmond, Arlene — 45 Rickel, Patricia — 42, 56, 85 Rickfort, Phyllis — 33. 44, 51, 65 Rindfleisch, Dale — 31, 59 Robinson, Charles — 14, 40, 41, 68 Robinson, Lola — 36, 43 Roloff, Konnoth — 94, 107, 124 Rose. Sally — 37, 41. 51, 65 Rosin, Lorraine — 37, 43, 106 Ross, Dave — 46, 63, 81, 86, 102 Rothamer, James — 31 Rothman, Dejon — 10. 42, 73, 75 Ruhsam, William — 36 Rutherford, Tom — 33 Salvin, Thoodoro — 28, 84 Sandberg, John — 45, 59, 94, 108 Sanks, Joe — 94, 95, 98, 107, 123, 124 Sarbacker, Jean — 10, 42, 56, 82 Sautner, James — 37, 73 Schade, H. — 36 Schadewald, Froderic — 65. 78, 98, 99. 124 Schaefer, Verna — 22, 44, 45, 54, 66, 84 Scheelk, Joyce — 36, 63, 84 Scheels, Marion — 26 Schellin, Janus — 44, 63 Schieb, Eiloon — 36, 51, 100, 106 Schlack, Alois — 36 Schmeeckle, Wilma — 20, 45, 53 Schmidler, Frank — 61, 108 Schmitt, Mary — 26 Schnaufer, Trudy — 64. 79, 84 Schneeberg, David — 34, 65 Schneider, Roger — 34, 86 Schommer, Mark — 32, 58, 94, 98, 107 Schram, Mildred — 42 Schramke, Goorgo — 32 124 Schrank, Dennis — 40, SO Schrank, Jim — 31 Schroior, Robort — 36, 73 Schroodor, Janico — 33, 44, 45, 52, 84 Schroodor, Lois — 38. 44, 65. 82 Schroodor. William — 38. 94. 98, 107 Schuolko, Marianne — 64 Schuotl, Marlon© — 37, 43, 66, 72 Schuh, Jamos — 36, 87 Schults, Jano — 33, 45, 53, 84 Schultz. Patricia — 37, 42, 66 Schultz, Vivian — 55 Schultz, Grace — 36, 82, 84 Schwarzo, Gilbert — 37 Schweinler. William — 34. 65. 72. 87 Schwontnor, Kathryn — 31 Scribner. Sally — 46, 76 Seagraves, Conrad — 107 Seeieldt, Ralph — 37, 63. 102 Seif, Diane — 33. 45, 53. 66. 80, 84 Sheets. Shirley — 33, 42, 52 Shorlinski, Bolvina — 16, 40, 41, 64 Sikyta, Hilda — 38, 63 Silvorman, David — 34, 47, 60, 80 Skibicki. Sam — 36, 47 Smlt, Joanno — 37, 84, 106 Smith. Donald — 36 Smith, Dorothy — 36, 85 Smith, Harold — 38 Smith. Joyce — 34, 42 Smith. Marguerite — 34. 44, 65, 66. 80, 85. 100, 106 Smith. Mary — 33, 42. 53. 65. 73. 7 . 78. 84 Sobczak. Ardelle — 38, 64, 106 Soetobeor, John — 38, 73 Sohr, Charles — 33, 85 Sommers, Ray — 21, 45, 48. 64. 105 Sonnenborg, Shirloy — 32, 41, 45. 57, 78, 81 Sonnentag, Wallace — 33, 85 Sontag, Norman — 36, 94 Spaulding, Willard — 28, 41 Stankovich, Kathryn — 18, 44. 45, 46 Stasko, James — 36, 77 Steflen. Harvoy — 33, 65 Stelchek, David — 36. 87 Stophanok, Fred — 48, 85 Stertz, LaNore — 33 Stimac. Russ — 94 Stogbauer, Vornon — 37. 85. 108 Strasser, Richard — 82 Suckow. Gloria — 33. 42. 52, 68. 84. 85 Suehring, Jeanette — 34, 41 Summors, Joan — 16, 41, 64, 81 Sutton, Sharon — 32, 42, 56, 65 Swanson, Harold — 34 Swondrzynski, Mildred — 37. 64, 72 Tallmadge, Ruth — 31, 48, 65, 84 Tanner, Douglas — 32, 107 Tate, Suzanne — 30, 46, 47, 79 Tauchen, Alice — 10 Taylor, Donald — 51 Teetzen, Ruth — 19, 45, 54 Teetsen. Willis — 25, 33, 43, 63, 81 Tollock, Lavonno — 37, 43, 65 Thalacker, Margie — 42, 65 Thimke, Joan — 41 Thomander, Mario — 37. 51, 85 Thompson, Delores — 34, 42, 51, 66 Thompson, Donna — 31. 44, 45, 66 Thompson, Dorothy — 9, 42, 52. 85, 123 Thompson, Leslie — 98, 99, 107, 124 Thurston, Janice — 34. 43, 44, 54, 72 Thurston, Joyce — 36. 51, 1C6 Timm, Betty — 36, 63 Tood, Dean — 31 Tolstod. David — 36 Torzewski, Elizaboth — 52, 84 Toser, Richard — 30, 65. 105 Trotior, Kent — 31, 43, 84 Turner, Garie — 32, 45 Ullsperger, Robert — 32. 45. 47. 58, 105 Untiedt, Joanne — 37, 51. 64, 85 Van Ornum, Janet — 36. 44 Van Stedum, Jamos — 36 Varney, Patricia — 54. 85, 100 Vaughn, Roberta — 38. 51, 65 Vincent, Pauline — 36, 51 Vissers, Donald — 23. 45, 48. 61, 64 Voelker, Iris — 36 Voight, Joe — 38. 63 Voight. Rosella — 79. 84 Vomastic. Gloria — 37. 43 Votava, Charles — 33, 85 Vreeland, Keith — 38 Wade, Royce — 31. 40. 41. 58. 65. 86 Wagner, Irving — 34, 64, 80, 86 Wagner. Jean — 25, 43, 52 Wagner, Mary — 31, 44 Wall, Jamos — 37 Wallner, Dorothy — 25 Walrath, Donna — 36, 43, 51. 63 Walrath, Mary — 36. 43. 51. 63 Wasserman. Kenneth — 38 Waterman, Connie — 38 Weaver. Ellis — 38 Weber. Eugene — 36. 73. 98. 103 Weber. Robert — 36 Weisbrot, Anne — 36. 51, 64, 78. 84 Weisbrot, Barbara — 12, 42, 53 Weisen, Pauline — 31 Welniak, Alvina — 84 Wesley, Frank — 20. 48, 84 West, Beverly — 36, 51, 65 Whitford, Joan — 37 Wieman, Carl — 63, 98 Wiersma, William — 20. 45, 48. 68 Wilde, Donald — 41 Wilde, Raymond — 43, 65 Wilk. Thelma — 33 Wilkinson, James — SO, 60 Williams, James — 33. 65. 79, 85, 86. 108 Winterfeldt, Robert — 38. 86 Wirkus. Thomas — 51. 64. 82, 85 Wislinsky, Ronald — 34. 86, 94. 95, 102 Wolfe, Joan — 36, 63 125 Wood, Roqor — 32, 41, 45, 48 Wurtsel, John — 37 Wyman, Robert — 36 Wysocki. Joanne — 32. 46, 48, 84 Young, Roland — 33 Zander, Shirley — 36, 43, 66 Zarda, Elaine — 68 Zastrow, Marlene — 13, 40. 41, 55, 63 Zollinger. Elaine — 32, 37, 65, 79, 84, 108 Zollinger, Joyce — 44. 50. 53, 65. 79. 85 Zeng. Waltor — 37, 63 Zerneke, Joyco — 33, 44. 51, 84 Ziebarth, Beverly — 16 Zieher, Glen — 36, 74 Zieman, Phil — 34. 41 Zimmermann, Bornice — 38 Zukoski, Harold — 31, 59 ADMINISTRATIVE Hansen, William — 110 Andersen, Sidone — 120 Anderson, Dr. H. — 119 Balnter, Monica — 115 Blodgott, Alice — 113 Boylan, Kenneth — 116 Burroughs, Leland — 46, 113 Carls ten, Edna — 113 Crow, Frank — 114 Cutnaw, Edith — 117 Davis. Doris — 113, 116 Davis, Mildred — 116 Diehl, Leah — 118 Doudna, Quincy — 111 Eagon, Burdette — 40, 118 Epple, Arol — 115 Faust, Gilbert — 48. 115 Glennon, Bertha — 113 Gotham, Raymond — 111 Hansen, Alice — 118 Hanson, Gertie — 116 Harrer. All — 114 Harris, Albert — 114 Heel, Helen — 118 Isaacson, Pauline — 113 Jenkins, Warren — 111 Kampenga, Dorothy — 118 Kampenga. Nelis — 89, 114. 118 Kerst, Marjorie — 118 Keyser, Jessiemae — 117 Knutson, Norman — 87, 113, 119 Lewis, Robert — 116, 119 Lund, Joanne — 120 Lyness, Arthur — 65, 115 AND FACULTY INDEX Marros, Toula — 120 Mason, Syble —114 Michelsen, Peter — 48, 114 Morrison. Clifford — 118 Moser, Miriam — 116 Neuborger, Mary — 119 Newman, James — 115 Nixon, O. — 116 Pehoski. Grace — 120 Pfiffner, Elisabeth — 112 Pierce. Burton — 117 Pierson, Edgar — 115 Quandt, Hale — 96, 117 Ravey. Phyllis — 42. 118 Reppen, Nets — 114 Rightsell, Raymond — 45, 111, 119 Ritchie, Margaret — 114 Roach, May — 43, 64, 113 Roberts. John — 96, 117 Rolfson, Carolyn — 120 Samter, Mary — 117 Schmeeckle, Fred — 115 Smith. Mary Elisabeth — 42. 46, 113 Specht, Ellen — 119 Specht, Raymond — 47. 116 Steiner, Herbert — 112 Swallow, Marie — 120 Tolo, Leila — 114 Trytten, Roland — 115 Ullman, Mary — 40. 117 Van Arsdale, Gladys — 42, 117 Wievel, Bernard — 115 Williams, Mlldrede — 117 Wilson. Emily — 116 Winkler. Cecilia — 64, 117 Youmans, Rita — 116 126 From The IRIS Scrapbook 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 137 AUTOGRAPHS 138 The Iris staff extends its thanks to the many people who made this book possible, especially the sport's department of the Stevens Point Journal and our advertisers who are: Altenburg's Dairy Automobile Dealers Association Arenberg's Badger Paint and Hardware Stores, Inc. Belke Lumber and Mfg. Co. Big Shoe Store Boston Furniture and Funeral Service Breitenstein Co. Campbell's Dept. Store Campus Cafe Citizens National Bank College Counter College Eat Shop Continental Clothing Co. Delzell Oil Co. Emmons Helen Fierek Millinery Fisher's Dairy First National Bank Fox and Lyric Theaters Frank's Hardware Gamble Store Graham-Lane Music Shop Gwidt's Drug Store Hannon's Drugs Hardware Mutuals IGA Food Stores Joern's Bros. Furniture Co. Joe's All Modern Yellowstone Karp's Bootery Kostka Furs Krembs Le Roy's Lullabye Furniture Corp. Moland Bros. Trucking Co. National Bookbinding Co. Nigbor Furs Normington's Otterlee's Parkinson's Peickert's Meat Market Penny's Phillip's Studio Polly Frocks Point Cafe Quality Store Scribners Dairy Shippy Shoe Store Slicker's Texaco Service Sorenson's Flower Shop Sportsman Store Sport Shop Stevens Point Beverage Co. Stevens Point Daily Journal Surplus Store Taylor's Drug Stores Vetter Manufacturing Co. J. A. Walter Florist Westenberger's Drug Store Welsby's Whiting-Plover Paper Co. Wilshire Shop Wisconsin Public Service Corp.'-WSPT S £ s Be like the rest. Get dairy products at WEST'S. 139 Plover, Wis. Congratulations 4' to the r ) c • zzyeniots GW ID VS DRUG JOERNSBROS. STORE FORNiTORC COMPANY A registered Pharmacist on duty at all times 500 Shauretto Phone 53 305 Main Phono 148 OticceM in Automobile Dealers Association Stevens Point, Wisconsin 140 COMPLIMENTS of ROSTRA FURS Stevons Point For tho flnost tasting meats, poultry, soa food and sausages shop at PF CRFRT'S RIFAT MARKET Phone 68 Professional Prescription Service” THE REXALL DRUG STORE IN STEVENS POINT WFSTFNBFRGFR'S Across from the Postoffice” Phone 27 141 He: My, you look lovoly tonight. She: Why thanks. WELSBY'S did my dry cleaning Just right. missy's 446 Clark St. Phone 688 .cr i fond memories ,'fcrrt c DON WARNER STUDIO detail {fiam the College. Anywhere... anytime... Coca-Cola is so refreshing •omiD VNOU AUtNOmr or tk| COCa-COU commit I LA SALLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY STOP! If you need Carpeting, Linoleum, Window Shades, Venetian Blinds. Come in and see the outstanding quality and Workmanship that we can offer you. tn£ Nome FURNISHINGS INC, 142 121 North Second Street Say it with Flowers COMPLIMENTS OF THE SPORT SHOP « . A. WALTER FLORIST Plants and cut flower arrangements with distinction 110 N. Michigan Ave. Phone 1629 Jhc Quality l ote WOMEN'S, MISSES and JUNIORS wearing apparel. JOS'S All MODERN Yellowstone HOTEL 5 CABINS 1 Mile East of the College on 10 143 CITUBNS NATIONAL BANK 425 Main St. TAYLORS DRUG STORES 111 Strongs Ave. 752 Church St. PHONE 3 PHONE 49 Children . . . and grown-ups, enjoy smooth FISHER'S loo-cream as well as their other line dairy products. BIG SNOB STORB Your headquarters for famous nationally advertised footwear: Sport Pals, Friskies, Lolos. 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Stevens Point, Wisconsin 146 ARCNBERG'S Fashionable Jewelry Since 1884 447 Main St. Stevens Point HELEN CIEREK Millinery and Accessories 119 Strongs Ave. Phone 1605-J FRANK'S HARDWARE Just off the famous Public Square 117 No. 2nd St. Phone 2230 © } POINT CAFE 0 35 Strongs Ave. POUV CROCKS Women's Apparel 416 Main St. SURPLUS STORE Clothing for Men Boys On the famous Market Square GRAHAM-LAM MUSIC SHOP Strongs Ave. Phono 442 the GAMBLE STORE 408 Main St. Phone 1548 SLICKER'S TEXACO SERVICE 216 No. 2nd St. Phone583 FOX G LYRIC THEATERS LEROY'S Ladies Ready To Wear 205 Strongs Avo. Phone 787 W S P T 1010 On Your Dial 414V6 Main Phone 2744 • 147 ENJOY THE BEST BOSTON 0 to t ie SCRIBRSRS DAIRY trat uafpA 1 mile East on 10 430 Main St. Phone 250 For l rmington’s ••thorough : VA CLEANING rmington’s G wjttlji, ‘'‘thorough LAUNDERING 148 w Phone 380 Home of Old Cabin 8P£tT£NSWN COMPANY Roofing, Siding, Paint, Piaster, Cement, Nalls, Farm Machinery, Food. Coal and Coke, Fire Tender Stokers 217 Clark St. Phone S7 FURNITURE CORPORATION Slovens Point, Wisconsin KARP'S BOOTERY The store of personalized shoe fitting The complete family shoe store . . . xanp's ooorepy On Stevens Point's famous Market Square dUZUL OU COMPANY Distributors of PHILLIPS 66 Gasoline Fine Furniture For Children Since 1897 149 EMMONS Stationery and Office Supply Co. Distributers of the L. C. SMITH — CORONA PORTABLE TYPEWRITER The World's Fastest Portable Typewriter HANNON'S DRUGS % Prescriptions • Cosmetics O Luncheons • Drugs • Gifts • Photographic Equipment • Across lrom the Fox Theater ALL BERGS say that ALHNBUNO'S DAW products are the best. We Freeze to Please MAD AT HIGH PRICES? You'll save money at 150 NIG BOR Just ask the people who know — if fl fJ fi ••The SPORTSMAN STORE FURS is the place to go. i lr Wisconsin's Largest Furriers • • EAU CLAIRE O MILWAUKEE O GREEN BAY WB SPORTSMAN • STEVENS POINT STORB • MANITOWOC • MADISON 446 Main St. Stevens Point • WAUSAU Next to the Fox Theater • 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. TN£ FIRST NATIONAL 8ANN Stevens Point 151 Capital S Surplus $400,000. Resources over $8 million Otte ileeX MOIAHD BROS. TRUCKING COMPANY Jewelry - Gifts Keep Your Freight Rollin' Expert Jewelry Ship via Moland Watch Repairing 442 Main St. Tel. 2031 STEVENS POINT, WIS. Phono 2298 Want Ads in the STEVENS POINT OAtLV JOURNAL Are so easy to order! SIMPLY CALL 2000 Ask for Miss Adtaker ★ Special Low Subscription rates for all Servicemen and Servicewomen. Fine Printing Newspaper Office — 114 North Third (Open during noon hour) Printing Department — 116 North Third (Closed during noon hour and all day Saturday) 152 I---------------------------------------------------------------- So you'll always remember your classmates, Hardware Mutuals are happy to donate this space for autographs and messages. 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 153 stfyfns pom BEVERAGE COMPANY Bottlers of — Point Special Beer — Orange Crush, Lemmy and other High Grade Soft Drinks Phone 61 PHILLIP'S STUDIO “Better From Vetter” For i Phone 87 TNE verm manufacturing company 154 Bern LUMBER MFC. CO. Cabinet Work Millwork Roofing Insulation Lumber Paint Glass 247 N. 2nd St. Phone 1304 Stevens Point Shoes Accessories msnm shop 440 Main St. Stevens Point 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. me coNTMNm CLOTH INC COMPANY Across from the Fox Theatre CAAIPBBU'S B£PT. STOW Elevator Service and Air Conditioned 155 CAMPUS CAPS Sandwiches Breakfast Short Orders fountain Come and enjoy yourself at our newly decorated cafe. Across from the College Phone 1709 Protect Your Eyes! BETTER LIGMT PLUG IN I'M BEDDV! C = BETTER SIGHT j Yow Elect' S«'vont Congratulations GRADUATES WISCONSIN PUBLIC SI 156 THANK YOU BADGER PAINT ior (ho business you have HARDWARE given us! STORES; INC. And cordial greetings lrom the people at PARKINSONS Clothes lor Men STEVENS POINT, WIS. 317 Main St. Phone 790 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1953 j 157 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. 158 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 160