University of Wisconsin Superior - Gitche Gumee Yearbook (Superior, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1953 volume:

WISCONSIN STATE COLLEGE Superior, Wisconsin SEPTEMBER As the school year opens and the leaves of the campus trees turn bright autumn colors, we, the staff, open the 1953 Gitche Gurnee and during the following nine months, you, the students, will help turn the pages by participating in various groups and activities throughout the school year. The staff of the 1953 Gitche Gurnee proudly presents a pictorial record of SSC throughout the school year. The arrival of September brings to a close the summer holidays for Superior State college students. The campus waits quietly for the return of activity. Cottonwood tree on north campus—library entrance West campus entrance to main building BO U3ns smj k Above—The Offensive Squad Below—In the Locker Room The Yellowjackets reported to Coach Roy Melvin for practice September 1, a week before the start of school, to prepare for their opening contest against Duluth. The game, played September 27, ended in a tie 6-6. The Jackets opened conference competition at Eau Claire on September 27, and came home with a 25-24 victory. Top — Coaching Staff — Phil Arlausky, trainer; Roy Melvin, Head Coach; Walter Klein, Line Coach; Leo DiMarco, Athletic Director. Above—Defensive Squad. Right—Co-captains Severin Petron and rmn-CKTY m Don Polglase Fi Wee c frst Above—More Freshman Square Dance Above Right—All-School Mixer Right-On the Sidelines at All-School Mixer o co The ssc Camp Upper Left—The Main Building Lower Left—Crownhart Hall—The Girls' Dorm Above Left—Sundquist Hall—The Boys' Dorm Above Right—Close-up of Sundquist Hall Fall Season Sees SSC Men Above Right—Recording for Blood Tests Above Left—Blood Pressure Test Facing Page, Top—Ear, Nose and Throat Test Facing Page, Bottom—Administrating Blood Test Candidates for King—Steve Rindo, Dick Nevin, Dennis Kuntz, Bob Sather, Dennis Dahl, and Queen Presenting Ruth Tuttle Candidates for Queen—Pot Hutchinson, Ruth Tuttle, Joan Ryan, Sharon Wohl-wend, and Harriet Larson For King Royalty at Coronation Grand March at Homecoming Dance SSC Royalty Crowned And Feted HOMECOMING VICTORY River Falls Scores. Rod Lundberg, 77. River Falls 20 Superior 14 22 Above -L a Valley Slops Ball Carrier Pelron on Ground. Upper Right—Another River Falls Touch down, so Referee Rules. Lundberg No. (77.) Right Lundberg (77) in Trouble. Superior State lost to River Falls 20-1 4, in a hard-fought contest. It was the first Homecoming loss in 19 years for the Yellowjocket!.. The weather was perfect, a large crowd was on hand, but victory was not ours that night. STRING ENDS By the shores of Gitche Gurnee, By the shining big sea wafers. Stood the College of Superior, College decked with shades of autumn, Red and yellow shades of autumn. Yes, this fall the students of SSC enjoyed a late Indian Summer which extended well into October. Many extraordinary scenes were viewed: students with smiling faces, students lounging on the lawn, and SSC looking colorful from the air. Oh, yes, Mr. Manion and Mr. Beers found that the cafeteria coffee actually tasted good. . -I 'l’S 3S5 ybT. Front row—Eugene MacDonald, Jack Hulmcr, Duane Matye, Gerald Finckler, Severin Petron, Don Polglase, Rod lundberg, Lou Pretti, Dick Christian. Second row—Jack Robinson, student manager; Ted Tope, Gene Kuhn, Jack Whereatt, Jim Rot-saert. Cal Kessler, Dan Burbey, Gene Herubin, Bill Anonich. Third row—Hans Knoll, Gerald O'Brien, Daniel Nevin, Dennis Kuntz, Both Sather, Dennis Dahl, Jack Mussey, Tom Padjen, Jim Berryhill. Top row—Steve Rindo, Adam Mizinski, Bernie La Valley, Maynard Klang, Ron Tuverson, Jack Evens, Gerald Morris, Bill Walsh. Lundberg Gains Against Stout. Facing Page—Lundberg in the Open. Mussey Tries Left End Run. The Yellowjackets closed the season with a hard-fought 12-6 loss to Michigan Tech. For the total season Superior won two, lost three and tied one. Season's Record We They Sept. 20 Duluth 6 6 Sept. 27 Eau Claire 25 24 Oct. 10 River Falls 14 20 Oct. 18 La Crosse 27 35 Oct. 25 Stout 33 26 Nov. 1 Michigan Tech 6 12 Superior's record of two wins and two losses gave them third place in the conference. La Crosse, with four wins and no losses, copped the crown. All the games were close, with never more than one touchdown difference between victory and defeat. Superior's bruising fullback. Rod Lundberg, walked away with scoring honors for both north and south conferences, with a total of seven touchdowns, good for 42 points. 0 I PARTY Listen in9 'o the Elect! ,on Returns e Berts Arrive Little Women The Faculty Had It . . . But Good Storytelling by Miss Walde Mrs. Klein and Mr. Keller Square Dancing ... And Then The Finale PRINCIPALS OF CAST Reno Sweeney Nan Haggerty Sir Evelyn Oakleigh . .. ......... Roger Bergstrom Billy Crocker ........................ Robert Koser Hope Harcourt ......................... Nancy Smith Rev. Dr. Moon Tom Massengale Director ..................................Pacey Beers r ■ The Inter-Club Council and advisor. Miss Gellenthien. The serving table at which Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Schrieber poured. Both students and faculty enjoyed the tea. Inter-Club Council Sp onsors All-Girl Tea November Saw the Snow On November 26, the day SSC closed for the Thanksgiving holiday, the first big snow of the year came to Superior. By the end of the day the campus was blanketed with a five-inch cover of snow. But . . . Top . . . The Main Building Left . . . McCaskill Training School Right . . . Gates Gym Come ... And Go . . . We then enjoyed some more unseason ably warm weather, and the snow almost disap peared. No more snow appeared before Christ mas vacation. SSC gridders named to All-Conference Team: Steve Rindo, Severin Petron, and Don Polglase. Bernard LaValley, not pictured, also made the all-conference squad. The archery class aims a shot. LeRoy Olson and John KyNo attend ROTC meeting in Los Angeles. T7T Idle Hours Around the Hitching Post . . . And in the Cafeteria Home for Thanksgiving December Op en Cage Season Hulmer Goes in for a Shot wmm v ■ 0 ira The Messiah Is Presented The 13th annual performance of Handel's The Messiah thrilled audiences in Superior and Ladysmith in December. Here is the chorus and orchestra during one of the final dress rehearsals. Directors of this year's oratorio, caught in conference just before the presentation in Superior, are, William Schliep, left, who directed both chorus and orchestra, and Donald Foltz, who trained the chorus. Professional soloists were, left to right, Nancy Perry, contralto; Frederic Smith, bass, and Julie Hanson Stine, soprano. Student soloists were, left to right, Eldo Balko, tenor; Berdella Hanson, contralto; Marianne Taylor, soprano, and Harris Balko, tenor. 13th Year As Hj w: Messiah Goes Ax Above ... All Set Right . . . Supper in Ladysmith Left . . Below . Final Check . . . Tuning Up Left . . . The Brass Section Tunes Below . . . Harris Balko Sings Bottom Right . . . Join the Chorus Ladysmith Above . . . Processional at Ladysmith ITT- m Left . . . The Processionol Begins Below . . . The Senior Receiving Line Bottom . . . The Serving Table with Gwen Lester and Marilyn Pellerin pouring Above . . . Freshmen Class Officers; Jerry Morris, treasurer; Edward Drolson, vice president; Everett Schmidt, president; Arlene Conner, secretary. Below . . . Sophomore Class Officers; Robert Hsrubin, vice president; Miriam Anderson, secretary; James Clark, president; Cal Kessler, treasurer. Below . . . Senior Class Officers; Dona-mae Reynolds, secretary-treasurer; Ivan Millhollin, president; August Zadra, vice president. Left . . . Junior Class Officers; Roland Hcinkel, treasurer; John Schmidt, president; Ardeane Bray, secretary; Esther Pederson, vice president. fts One Dixie Lots of Basketball Action In December Above . . . The Opposition Scores Left . . . Polglose Breaks Away Bottom . . . Two Points for Hul- mer A record of five wins and one loss was chalked up by the Yellowjackets just be-for the start of the Christmas holidays. Wins were over Macalesfer, 60-59; Bethel, 80-69; Michigan Tech 98-82; River Falls, 82-65, and Stout, 80-48. The loss was to St. Johns, 74-76. 4. President Jim Dan Hi December and the end of the calendar year find the administration of Wis consin State College at Superior busy clearing up the old year's work and pre paring for the work of the approaching new year and new semester. =-— The Administration Regent Barney B. Barstow vr Gladys Bock Administrative Assistant Mabel McKinnon Registrar Robert Gilberts Administrative Assistant Above, McCaskill Administration Joanna E. Teerink, Assistant Director of Teacher Training; H. H. Whitney, Principal; V. E. van Patter, Director of Teacher Training Below Right, Mary Brokke, Secretary, Library Right, Groce Levens, Assistant Secretary Below left, Ruth Peterson, Secretary to Dean of Instruction Right, Ruth lindford Secretary to the President Below Left, Ellen Gilhuly Secretary to Placement Bureau Below Right, Catherine Collins Secretary Right, Lelia Wiley and James W. Easton College Nurse and Doctor Top ROTC code! officers. Cadet Colonel John Clanton, left, and Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Vernon Lindstrom. Q'-'Ord rOTc unit SEPTEMBER - fUE WED THU 12-3 % 1.9 q 9 e ,., ... !� ' £ •: 5« t4ll2« l.A ai • £3° OCTOBER HON TUE MD THU FRI 5,1 ] 12 3 5 6 7 S 9 1011 12 131415161718 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27? 9 30 31 b. V A . £ fe vN A ' . 3r 62 January EIMBER IDE WED THU FRI SAT 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 1112 13 16 17 18 19 20 23 24 25 26 27 1 NOVEMBER � t« io ui m m m iu 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 1112 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 2122 24 25 26 27 28 29 1952 with its many outstanding social events is drawing to a close, but the organization which was responsible for the success of a number of these get-togethers is not finished with its work. The SSC Social Committee is looking forward to, and planning for a bigger and better year, 1953. Chairman John Dickenson The Social Committee Alpha Kappa The Alpho Kappa sorority started the year with a strong campaign for their homecoming candidate, Ruth Tuttle. This was followed by an outing at Callowoy's cottage, social hours, the awarding of the art scholarship and o formal pledge dinner honoring the graduating seniors. Freni Hew: Aina Fronien, Coral Wick, Nllo Station. Second Row: Betty Measles, Dorothy Wovrle, Mory Dovglot, Franco Soper, Marie Coletime. Top Row: JoAnn Roy, Marlene Replied, Mary Jone Popko, Mory Alice Jvtllo, lovrrlce Hendrickson, Beryl Prochnow. (he second semester was opened with the rushing of now girls and followed by an informol pledge service held at the home of Miss Jane Rhen-slrand, sorority odvisor. The rushing activities were climaxed by a formal pledge dinner in tho Badger Room of the Hotel Suporior. First Semester Officers Dorothy Wmirin President Mory lou Douglos______________________Vice-President . Marie Colosimo ---------------------------- Secretary Vicky Voda__________________________________Treasurer 65 Delta Sigma Homocoming wos our first big activity. Joon Ryon, our condidoie wos victorious os Homecoming Queen; our floot won second prize. Ffom Row: Anno Mortln, Joon Ryon, Jone Wohlitrom, Mary Morgon, Jarvol Roll. S«ond Row: Sydnty Von Rujfclrk, Morion MtOonoW, Koy M Dorm«ll, Margo M K� o, Joon Cort-� on, fvlo Mojnuwn, Kolhy Young. Top Row: Norcy Smith, Miriam Andonon, Jonot Roy noldt, Mary Hilton, Dorothy Guitofton, Mory Slnrtoor, Morgo Rvxh. One Saturday morning wc had our Mad Hatter 8reakfast first rusher; our second rusher. High Too, wos held ot Joan Ryon's home. Our formal pledge dinner and initiation climoxcd rushing. On February, the Gitch wos the scene of our dinner dance for sorority members and guests. Our annual activities included the owording of our Delta Sigma scholarship, our annual Football Banquet for the squad and a Christmas bosket of food and clothing for a Superior family. The Alumni joined us in numerous luncheons ond initiation. The annual Spring Boll wos a success. Graduating seniors of the sorority were honored ot a dinner party ot the Flame in Duluth. 66 tot ii id o ot ol mm. k vigorous wt potyn oo uf ng to tow, I Go Pug-0 1 re wtod in to o tOion ol our condiJou lor home cocmtNg V t g, Ooooto ?v$ Poglovo. k week ol Homecoming otfwtoi m chmoxed with o porode, to wto our humotou Hoot, feet Up-Pol'm on to Popo, toco'wed hit pine. ni 4 ? .) n � k i � m i L, s' • • I % M i k Swfc l v, NN %V , Ui 'HVn et, Ht. OetdeW, MvWm,Oeeo d ?eg ove,fi nTKonv ven, OWVm OotAHv Wood Hen tame 0 t np, JotV WHioW, G«tc d MftirW, Dovld V«, WtaOVHnvt . taVVWwwd,tai HiewdA. Oeee d OWen Up Iwr, Iran NW, OewUk Ho Yet, I on Ttoo|, H Vl «n l«Vw , Urt 0. loHvee, Get Hetvkte, U« fen-get, 'HIW OeAegta, 0%m UtHt. ietY XwM'j. n OooW, ke ItoUtnity pon oted o HoWo v eet Hop. o V otd V me do net v H o To otmov p ete nc ud t o outumn eove , opp e odor, ond dunVmg Tot opp ev He HoYvdo'f eo on uto mode comp o e vitth out Yf onnuo QwVttmni TotmoY A Te We Ntting, topped VvtYv mo t V y Yo pY 'NWWome, mode Sno'w-Vo Vetenode one oT out mo t «kmuU SotmoVt. Yo et HtaH wes geneto H o tmon Tot tke event. A, Y ong-up pott' compWe vA V Tovot v Vote, ond noxiemoYeti vjo% ke d on Hevt 'Teor'% fcve. Tex tnemWe ond tWw gueitt v ete Vended together o eto d the enuonte oT 9$V pt ng ottvu V e% tvt oded tv o evente-thc Gtog tanep et ond o d nne� donee. Ueee o Vw t ee ote 67 ff u tow, Oooold Merg. Tod deader, tkherd Heyiem, Robin Sothtr. S«o d tow, Thornes Kotor, Gorold Johntoo, Jhemot Porentiav, Down Kvntt, J Schmidt, Robert Sonborn. lop tow. Robin Mtgow, Jones Romorl. W,ll,0m York, At Anderson. Colvin Kissfet. Kin noth fosgote, Cvgem bond , Gorg'd loyd Swing into tho second semester the club held its onnuol election of officers with Tom Porenteou as the new loto president, the froternity laid plans for the coming somester. A rusher was mapped out followed by hell week and culminated with a formal initiation and private party. The onnuol dinnor for all lotas was held in May. A memorable cabin party and picnic were held along with several other social gatherings, thus rounding out the yoor. First Semester Bruce Carlson Ted Olander Don Marge Dick Hoytens Officers President Vice President Secrotary Treasurer Second Semester Tom Paronteou Jim Rotsearf John Schmidt Cal Kossler h loto Dcho Chi Irotmty begon the liiu mtilif ol the l9St� S3 union with the onflow ol John Schmidt oj (ondidoto lor hmeaning kinp, the able loodenhip ol h t Mon 01 lofo pwidtnl, we porlidpoted in the tkih ond colored o (loot in the hotnemng porode. A mher m held ond following ihe inilioiion o forniol dinnor ond donu took ploio. fill tho mod metier we portiapoied in Moll, botkciboll ond dromolid ol school. Dr. Joy vv. McKee Faculty Advisor 68 V '1 1 ‘4 Umbdo $igmo VomMo toorily ilotled the hy piotming lot Homecoming 1952, They were wwttW winning lint priio lor the moil ofliilic i oo n the potode ond their homecoming condi dole, WcHy lotion, come in second ploco, ' Crystal W , o lotmol donee iponioted by the lombdos m Held December 13 ot the Androy Hotel bolltoom, the decorotions lolloped o Christ mos theme with decototed Uces ond v reoths in the bolltoom. «e S«0 W ov« Vox V omon, So'nvyio 0«vjp io. SoidtUo Horwon, Honey Oobon Second So Cotton foWtt, WmWt Votion, Jo Knno Hvb n, Notmo Quom. oonoCVovibv, Aov W. Noty 6ebo,Coto eot «,fc itb N6K ttom, torn ob n on. N«mo M-cVcW, Kidcot Voy, Swboto Kndiovcn, Sotty SWtoMd. b tuxbttx wot% bo d tcond xcmcx'ot; tbt Krst toWowntj o tvon bomt ond be xccond o «n i-totmo ot y tot bo toxbcox. KaWvVvox tot bt xptmq nc udcd V t xontot bon Yjo o b s ’ttomo n bonot ot b« gioduobnQ xtrv otx ond xomo ovrtdoot wtn x n Moy, o N o «nWne $ot y o W x S'vmooxon'x bomo. V tW Somox «t Otbcotx Second Semoxtot Wott o Votxon V� ox den Joonno Scott Hub’m bttn o .obxnxon V co Wox'xdottt Hot mo McVotxon bow VoV,oy Vundbot tteaxvjict bow beboy bvmdbct Nvonoo Vobnot Stct« oty Honey Oobon b ) b ''Nabbttom Set'be fcvttb 'WobtxUom, JAoty Mobo SctdoWo Horwoo Otoc o Mot on P otmor ttad o 1« m So' o Ktmx od jo UWw Uoimo Nv cV.o en xNotdtn betme bobvmon 69 MZ Semper Compares front Row. Roborl Kogan, Paul Mouglorvd. t oni«l Bucboy, Richard tidberg. Socond Row: Richard Chri� r!on, Evg«ne McGill! , Richard Duthoy, John Mouglond, William Down . Top Row: Go no Kuhn, Roborl Goimor, Hubert Motl� on, Roborl Horvbin, Rolph Burboy. Moynord Klong. Not Pictured: John Clonlon, John Korlion, Mr. Sidney Wright, Advitor. Semper Compares conducted a very satisfying rusher ond held on election of fraternity officors, with the results os follows: Paul Hougland _______________________ President Richard lidberg__________________Vice President Daniel Burbey____________ Secretary John Hougland _________________Ass't. Secretory Robert Hogan Treasurer Robert Hcrubin __________ ___ Historian Moynord Klong-----------------Sergeant at Arms The froternity has conducted two very success ful mixer dances, one os the annual Hobo Hop. The annual Thanksgiving formal ond the Spring alumni banquet were both successful social affairs. The froternity of Semper Compares, with the able assistance of thoir odvisor, Sidney Wright, agrees that they hove finished a very satisfactory year. 70 Sigma Gamma Freni Row: Mory Hillon. Ruth Tuttle. Freddie lu Hvber, Dion T.llcrin, Roily Smuh. (tther T.d.rton, Monlyn T.llerin, Rosorio Toros, Juno Rotmuiton. Secend Row. Jonol Hoiiol, Jo Ann Sohlod. Bordello Homon. Ardoono Broy. Money Oolton, Morio Colovmo, Clorio Roll. Goylo Kirk. MoryboiK Clyngonpool Third Row: Colleen Meredith. Rilo Notion, Tot-myro Gruptiro. Non Allen. Cotherine Ik, Normo Qvom. Morilyn Roller. Roily'Kovetch, M.orlyi Vindquill. Top Row: Jone Mrl.on, Dolores Okkonon, Gwen Gwiiolion. Julio Ann McOonold. louro loo Moyor. Dorii Corlton. Crolto Bowler, loii Corlion, Mn. Donno Giloi. I I Sigmo Gommo Chi is ihe sorority composed of oil the girls who reside ot the dormitory, Crownhort Hall. The first event in Crownhart's year of activities wos the homecoming. As usual the dormitory wos decorated for this special occasion. Again at Christmas, our dormitory was garnished for tho annual formal reception for the faculty. Just before Christmas vacation began, the girls had their annual Christmas party. Crownhort sponsored a successful mixer the first week of second semester, later in tho year they had the annual senior dinner, and a lea followed the commencement exercises. from Row Koy McDonn.lt, Vkky Vodo. Born Robimon. Vug into McKie. Gwon letter. Corot Rorge. Joan Al..order. Morion Tolmer. Second Row. Koy Rromtrom, Morlho W,Uy. Arlene Connor. Virginio Smith. Toll Crolkosi. Beryl Trochnow. Belly M.niie� . Arlene Tobiot. Third Row: Nilo Sioffen. Morc.llo Romioy. Mer.lyn leon Gverrero. Morion. Rogtiod. Ttiher Wiilonen. Mory Jon. Topko. Betty Sirionni. Jone Tord. loii Nelson. Top Row: Margery Mollh.ws, Mory Blum.. Corolin. Wild.. Ilh.l Jocobsen. Noncy Cornwoll. Anno Morl.n, Jeonne Foley. Sydney Von Butkirk. Ihe MX opened ihe foil Min on he Condy loni homecoming theme. Ihe lint lormol of the ytor, Homi Moon, woi o greot men, Another activity included o Chriit moi potty of the home of Beth Hclwig, !wo when held ol the Beginning of the teccnd mem were o greot men, Ihe lint wot the irodilionol Chinete leo ond the linol rvther wot o Polriotic Forty. ft 3 ' 1 . • J ' f: c f-W 7 •k . W' V .Ai rf I front now. lov o Moo Wick lund, Marilyn PoKorin Mory Kllaiing. Second Row; Jono Ford, (tihor Wiitonen, Sho on Bronnon, Billio Bockut, Both Helwig, Rosorio Foret. fop Row; Mo ilyn loon Gverrtro. loilo Puhokko, lo i Nelson, Done PoUorin, Marcello Romtoy, Shoron Wohlwond The tomi-formol pledge service was followed by the irodilionol Candle light Ivy initiation. At the annual school mixer ond variety show, the TAX took second place with the TV progrom. The rest of the semester included the annual Baskotboll-Boxing banquet, a Mother-Daughter Tea and the Senior Dinner. First Semester Officers Second Semester President Marilyn Pellerin Mary lu KUnzing Vice President louro Moe Wicklund Shoron Brannon Secrotary Shoron Brannon Rosario Porez Treasurer Billio Backus Jono Ford Corresponding Secretory Mory lu Kliming Cither Wiitonen Advisor: Mrs. Bessie Benton 72 Assistant: Miss Shirley Carrier Camera Club front Row, Mklom Andorton. Mod !; Konnolh Noblo, Non y • lomqviit. Roirkto C-olkott. Toivo lyboek. Stfond Row, Sondro Blomqviit, Okk Gv� tof� o«, Ronolo Cabling � , Tom Motto ngolo, Oon Bvtton, Toivo Kongot. Top Row, (Standing) Horbort Ooy, Ditk flomong, Jorry Jornkk. Alton Jonton. Dkk Portent. Bill McKee. Okk Nkbolt, Dkk Foltz. Mortyn Stolvig. Organized two years ago, the Camera Club has become one of the most octivo groups on the campus. The club galleries display examples of the work of the members as well as exchange exhibits ond traveling shows. This year tho club held its first one man show with the exhibition by Herbert Day. Also sponsored by the group wos a very successful dance at which the Portrait Princess II, Nancy Smith was chosen. Officers Jerome Jornick -------.------------President Dick Gustafson________________- Vice President Kenneth Noble Treasurer Patricia Ciolkosz ________ Publicity Chairman Front Row: Foy londroinl, Jtiis T«rry, Jon M«l«on, lolo Cloutier, 6 tty Jontien. Top Row, SFiirl«y Homon, Millo Thompton, A I«n TobiOl, Mory Jon Popko, Rithord lid-b � fl. Corolin Wild , b uloh Ch ov«r, Mory Ann Oottdtl. No Pictured June loimviun, Mr . Donno Oil , Mortho Wiloy, Dorothy Tuttle. Roymond Swomon, leonord ICreihocW, Students of the Rural Stole Graded section ore enrolled in either o two, three, or four year curriculum in preparation for teaching in one-teacher and in first ond second class stole graded schools. The organization of this section is known os the Sigmo Rho. During the year members sponsor a number of educational programs ond social events. Officers Richard lidberg ______________________ President Caroline Wilde _________________Vice President Faye landrain! _______________________Secretary June Terry _________________________ Treasurer Rural State Graded 74 Ikl tawntdttfoi m once o month ot o to oo ond on edocotionol group to oil the members n heu proportion lor the tooling ol grodei 4, V ot d i. I 1ren I.W Vr1% f iWoek , Qpc KnderWN, to Vrtleit, Immo tiinw, Veltlod, Ki %fv% Wto, VftVk Vmorww, lunk lta m cp Ul ttaMtawt, MorWyn t% %i fv. toery MflftVh, R o Sowkkl. NorlVo Olp«v W«M ♦fot'j Km b coy, Sb t iy ObM. eot VfaWcw, Qtn )ebn en. M cocb meebn be botmtu tttuon % toWowed Vj on edvKQV or o program uAucb nc udw o V by po member no n be educobonot Vrt d, pec- ono con c bu on% ot cxpenencev by n trr betv and a vYiW o o pubY eboo room n wuion. SeNero money rcWm pro et v ere pon ored ond o Sprrnq teo v c be d. to extend inter evt ond concern n our cboob tbe member ooV port n o tod' o program. Vw% Semester Vo Sixmonson ffor'f ttaxbxi S x t ey 0 sor OtVxcer Second Semester President Nxn. t en Jobmon V c Vresxdent Sec� e oty Nxary lAotbV Sbxrtey Oborv IS K« r� N W Iteosuter Kf ene 'W M Front Row: Corol Wick, Jocquilin Red r� on. Morlij Tlvomot, Mory lu Ktimlng, Grotlo Bowktr. Shoron Brannon, Joon Ryan, Joan Carlton, Mory Amet. S� and Row: Doloret Olkonen, fthol Jocobton, Polricio Huichinton. Gertrude Anderion, Gall Jocobion. Joyce len-hon, loit Kinneo, Noncy Clanton. lop Raw: Nancy Cornwall, Gwen Guttofion. Colleen MereditK, Rito Notion. Mrt. George Abrohom, Betty Bergttront. Jonel Bell, Barbara Jocovetti. Affiliated with the National Association of Childhood Education, International, '.he Kindcrgor-ten • Primary group meets monthly during the third hour on Tuesday. They started the year by entertaining the new students on the noon of registration doy with coffee and doughnuts and hove had many other social activities such os the Mother-Daughter Tco in the spring. The KP department also has the privilege of hoving an originol song composed by Ruth Wahl-Strom for their theme. Kindergarten 76 Prim front Row, Glorio Roll, A no Fronton. Mory Moho, Irmo Richer!. Second Row, {leonor Otton. Morio Cotoslmo. Nor mo Q� om, Bordello Honson, Leila Pyhok-ko. Beth Helwig, Mory loo Dougloi. Mory Morgon. Third Row. Borboro Moe. Okine Pellerln, Annette Potter. Roth WohUtrom. Betty Sirionnl, Yvonne Clovtier, Anno Morle Ivetmon, lovrice Mendrickton. Top Row: Non Allen. Mory Al ee Julilo, Ardeone Broy, Donno Mynningt, Morgery Doherty, loyro Mae Wicktund. Chorlene Peterton, Mwriol Jockion, Avonne Sletk, toon Honton. Officers Anno Marie luesman Mory Alice Julilo -- Aina Fronzen ---------- Morgery Doherty--------- ____President Secrelory _ Treasurer Vico President Ihol wliirfi wc hove J«n on M kbit we irnlo you, ifioi ye oho ffloy hovt ftllmhip with ui; o nd fry y our Itllowihip ii with iht folhtr, ond with Hit Sen, Jm Ml. -flnl John I:) The Compui Chriilm ftlhwthip ii on inltt-denominolionol group mtels doil] in iht full Co venom think.Iht Mult ol iht rnlinpi held by (be group mbit of o lutidoy Dibit tiudy front Hew, Hobert Meyers, fhovei Koliih, Bemord Nelson, (fling Johnson, Tom Gvndenen, lowrtrxe Seiffert, Hoymond Swanson. Second How, Annette Honor, Hichord Sold, Cotol Thorgentoft, Marik Ihompton, Shirty Olsen, Beuloh Cheever, Umo Hkhort, Horry Nekon, Kolhloon ltibikock. lop How, Hobert Koenig, Corf oil Irkkton, Save Stour teth, Pout He tenon, trior Androot), Bob Hubert, Velvie firm, Dob Compeou, Clifford Vennentrom. and prayer meeting on each of the other tour school days. Every first and third Tuesday evening of the month is devoted to a short fellowship hour. The group entertains similar campus organizations from St. lake's Home and the University of Minnesota, Duluth Branch; olso special programs are presented ot various churches by the group during the year. In odd it ion to religious activities, the CC's enjoy numerous outings and ponies, and entertain at their annual Freshman Welcome ond Faculty - Parents Reception. Officers President Newman Club The Newman Club is an organization for all Catholic students on the campuses of non-Calholk colleges. Its purpose is to foster tho intellectual, spiritual and social welforc of the college student. At Superior State the meetings ore held every Wednesday ot the Cathedral Parish Hall. from «w: Roiorio Ror� � , Oocii Carbon, lots Corlion. Noncy Willette. Rite Notion, foil Ciotkoii. lucy Morvbln. Rolmyro G vpit o. Nancy Dolton. Mortollo Romioy, Yvonno Clou-liar. Martha D g i. Joon Ryan. Joon Wollomtoin. Socond Vow. ColUon Mr rdith. Dorothy Tvltb, Jooano Relay. Koy McDonnell, Virginia Smith. Mory Dvngan. Contianca Smith. Morion McDonald, Jonot Hand. Mory Bloom. Marilyn loon Cuorroro. Mory tv Klmiing. Mory Koy Roncher. ito Kottor. Goylo Kirk. Batty Sirionni, Jo no ford. Koppy Eh. Dio no Rollarm. Third Row, Roger Weekt, Romon Ratonon. Mr. Kloin. Adviior. fothor Krou. Choploln. John Schmidt, Thomoi Rorenleov, Rronh Wothoiha. Mory Mothlt, Mory Morgan. Morgorat Adomi, Moiio Coloilmo, Mory Jono Repko, Jotk O ftr.en. Roy Jockion. Bernard loVolloy. Bob Martin, Bob Oolly, Chorlei Donioli. Top Row. Stove Rindo. Bob Otaboch. Jerry Morrii, Woyno Verono. Jim Von Bvikirk. Jomei Troey. Roger Roper, Volentioo VontviK, Dick Moytoni. Mike Crittner. Rovl Noble. Jock Mvitey. Don Neely. Bert Mollion. Cloyt Hog on. Ronold Ernst, Jim Kllniing, Ferdinand Rost. Jomei Kerr. Various activities of both a social and religious nature were sponsored by the group including a Square Danco, o slcighride, a party for the children ot St. Joseph's Children's Home, and a Day of Recollection. The Superior State unit is affilioted with the North Central Province of Newmon Clubs and with the Notional Newmon Club Federation. Officers Roman Peterson President Severin Petron _______________ Vice President Joan Ryon_____________ Corresponding Secretory Nancy Dolton_______________ Recording Secretary John Schmidt___________________________Treasurer 79 V esley Fellowship hot Row. N«non Moftin. froddio lu Hobv. ArUn Connor. Non Alton. Ardoono roy, Oon Gueil. Top Row. John AndOMOn. Normond Adomion. J«n SVInnor. Wol'or King. Some of tho activities of the ycor included: o Freshmen Mixer; entrance of o floot in tho Homecoming Parade; o Halloween Parly with the Wesley Foundation of U.M.D.; sent a delegation to the Stole Methodist Student Conference ot Madison, ond govc a Christmas parly for the children of the Superior Public Orphanage. One of tho highlights of the second semester included the Stoic Methodist Student Conference which was held hore in Superior. Officers Ardoane Bray ______________ President Freddie lu Huber----- Earl Chosebro ----- Nan Allen _____ Vice President ______ Secretory _______ Treasurer Jim Skinnor_____Stole Student Council Member Mr. Monion ond Miss Mijo Tojima, Advisors The Wesley Fellowship of Superior State College is an organization for Molhoditt-Congrogationolist students whose purpose is to provide for the spiritual, intellectual ond sociol development of the students on the campus. The group meets wcokly in the bosement of the Central Methodist Congregational Church for o 5:30 supper, followed by a program and recreation. International Relations Club Dr. McKee, faculty advisor, Tom Gunderson, Beulah Cheever, Irma Richart, Donamae Reynolds, John C. Haugland. The International Relations Club is an organization composed of students who are interested in contemporary social problems. Meetings are held twice a month at which a speaker is heard discussing a topic of current interest. Speakers heard this year included Dr. Gus Turbeville, a sociologist on the faculty of the University of Minnesota at Duluth, and Heinz Lepke, a German exchange teacher. Owl and Owl and Serpent, founded in 1926 by a committee of four faculty members, is the original honorary scholastic fraternity at SSC. The organization was formed to advance scholastic achievement. To be eligible for membership a Robert Nordlander and John Haugland were delegates to the midwest IRC conference held at Nazareth College, Nazareth, Michigan on February 13 and 1 4. Officers Robert Nordlander President John Haugland ........... .. Secretary Tom Gunderson Treasurer Serpent student must have completed 90 semester hours credit. Twelve students are elected each year and represent the highest ranking students in the senior class, according to the credits committee. Selected for membership this year were: Carol Martha Borge James Floyd Brown John David Clanton Nancy Stariha Clanton Richard Joseph Flaherty James Oliver Johnson Virginia McKie Robert Emil Nordlander Gerald Edward Olson LeRoy Albert Olson William Carl Robinson Allan George Zar 81 Athletic Director Leo DiMorco Congratulates Louis Pretti, Football Captain for 1953 as Barney Bar-stow and Roy Melvin look on. r. • 5k s : y A u i : m Football % ■ That's Not What It Says in the Official Rule Book! says Coach DiMarco to President Hill. Banquet « - Members of the Delta Sigma sorority who sponsored the banquet pause during the serving to smile for our camera. Mary Ellen Sinclear, Mary Morgan, Marjorie Rusch, Kay McDonell, Joan Ryan, Evelyn Magneson, and Jane Wahlstrom. ; U it t J I Want to Be a Football Hero! 41 Pat Butters receives her diploma from President Hill. Steve Rindo is congratulated by President Hill. The processional gins. be- Honor Students Alton Jenson and August Zadra congratulate each other. •« 4 Mid-Term Graduation The faculty put finishing touches on their graduation finery. ARNTSON. DAVID A.. B. S., Rice lake; A Cap-pella Choir 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; lambda Delta Chi 3, 4; Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4. January CHEEVER BEULAH P., B.S., Gordon; Campus Christians 1, 2, 3, 4; In-termation Relations Club 2, 3, 4; Messiah 4; Rural State Graded I, 2, 3. 4; president 3, vice-president 4. BERGSTROM, ROGER C., B.A., Superior; Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4; President 4; College Players 1, 2, 3, 4; laburnum Grove; Playboy of the Western World; The Br J Ro4 - CLARK, HENRY GEORGE, B.A., Webster; Campus Christians 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 3. 4. BUTTERS, PAT R., B.S., Superior; College of St. Scholastica 1; College Players 4; Gamma Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4; treasurer 2, secretary 3, president 4; Intermediate 2, 3, 4; Messiah 2; Newman Club 2, 3; Peptomist 3, 4; Social Committee 3; W.A.A. 2, 3. 8T JENSEN, ALTON, B.S., Grantsburg; Campus Camera Club 2, 3, 4; president 3, 4; Lutheran Student Assn. 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 4; Sund-quist Hall 3, 4; Proctor 3, 4; Transfer from River Falls State. ART1 AnNnesoia;’ Delia Gomma ch' 7. 3. • o •; fA'� cV� � - � . InUO- PETERSON, CHARLENES., B.S., Upson; Transfer from Ashland County Normal; K.P. 3. 4. PELLERIN, MARILYN A., B.S., Clouquet, Minnesota; Cheerleader 1, 2; College Players 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Inter-Club Council 4, president 4; Intermediate 1, 2, 3, 4; president 3; Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 2, 3; Tau Alpha Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; treasurer 3, president 4; W.A.A. 1, 2; secretary 2; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4. RIcHARt ,Su, cS spr - t4; January graduates not pictured: Herbert L. Beglinger, Jr. John Gregory Berry Martha E. Diges Robert E. Gustafson William Mathew Jordan Barbara C. McTrusty Richard John Makela Lawrence Donald Nord Severin Edward Petron George F. Shiroda James W. Sorensen August J. Zadra C ob 3. K s ovv „ ,P r or. g0 8 c 'oo ,G; 0 . February 88 Juniors Front Row: Ruth Wahlstrom, Patricia Hutchinson, Norma Quam, Nancy Dalton, Berdella Hanson. Second Row: Thomas Parenteau, Diane Pellerin, Caroline Wilde, Marianne Taylor, Avonne Steele, Nancy Allen. Top Row: Harry Nelson, John Schmidt, Mary Hilton, Barbara Moe, Marjory Matthews, Barbara Andresen, Dorothy Gustafson, Carroll DeBruyne. Front Row: Sharon Brannan, Mary Lou Douglas, Marie Colosimo. Second Row: William Gallagher, Norman Martin, Ralph Burbey. Top Row: Jay Delano, Lee Fonger, Jim Rotsaert, Lawrence Seiffert. 90 Juniors Not Pictured Anlhony Andrus Robert Aronson Harris Balko Leonard Bartolutti Kay Bashaw Richard Bassett Arnold Brown Paul Brown Arthur Carlson Richard Christian Nancy Cornwall Don Crouse Donna Marie Czock Charles Daniels Margery Doherty Phillip Eaton Robert Erickson Charles Everson Gerald Finckler Richard Flamang John Haugland Roland Heinkel Herbert Hemmila William Hester Jaris Hines Winnifred Huber Eihel Jacobson Betty Jantzen Dean Johnson Donald Johnson Ellen Johnson Robert Jones John Katon Madge Keller Joan Kelly Lyman Kerr Lois Kinnee Robert Koser Ethel Krych Mike Ladich Leslie Lahti Anthony Lolly Mary Langley 91 Harriet Larson Carl Lauri Rodney Lundberg Marion MacDonald Donald McLellan William Maline John Manz Eugene Martino Dean Meinke Mary Moha Lillian Moniza Donald Neely Quentin Nelson Rita Nelson Harold Ness John Okerstrom James Okonek Alan Olsen Gerald Olson John Patritto Esther Pederson Louis Pretti Pierre Raymond Patrick Rice Walter Sanborn Robert Sather Lois Simonson Constance Smith Frances Soper Jack Stevens Raymond Swanson Jean Tendrup Raymond Thiele Roderic Thompson Frederick Thomson Ruth Tuttle Richard Warder Dorothy Waurio Laurence Weinandt Annabelle Westberg Richard Whitaker Kathryn Wilson Sophomores Front Row: Coral Ann Wick, Nila Staffen, Rosario Perez, Marlis Thomas. Second Row: Betty Sirianni, Janet Reynolds, Sharon Wohlwend, Arlene C. Witt, Shirley Olson. Top Row: Lois Nelson, Car-roll Erickson, Robert Koenig, John Anderson, Mary Dungan. Front Row: Barbara Jacovetti, Faye Landraint, June Terry. Second Row: Marcella Ramsay, Vivian Johnson, Aina, Franzen. Top Row: Joan Hanson, Janet Hessel, Kappy Ek, Marlene Rogstad. Sophomores Not Pictured Franklin Adams Norman Adamson Chodborne Andberg Richard Anderson Joseph Arco Ken Balczewski Edward Bankey Dennis Barber Armond Beghin Carol Bergman James Berryhill Richard Bettendorf Nicholas Boss Eugene Brack David Buccanero Lillian Bugel Daniel Burbey Wayne Burmeister Emil Buran Betty Butrick Don Button Leonard Carlstrom Earl Chesebro Romon Chiapusio Margaret Christian James Clark Marybeth Clyngenpee! Charles Comeau James Countryman Dennis Davis Gramer Davis John Dickinson Mary Ann Dosedel William Downs Robert Eckert Leo Ellison Roderick Ellison Betty Erickson Jack Farris Duane Fitzgerald Jane Ford Thomas Fredrickson Jerome Freitag Theodre Frostman Orval Gabriel Janet Gabrys Paul Galazen Peter Geier Josephine Gilleland Mary M. Girouard Thomas Gunderson Richard Gustafson Robert Gutknecht Marjory Haggerty Ralph Hammerbeck Hans Hanson Don Harper Richard Helland Beth Helwig Eugene Herubin Robert Herubin Richard Heytens George Hilbert John Hillestad Robert Hogan John Howard Jack Hulmer Raymond Jackson Richard Jacobson Jerme Jarnick Dale Johnson Elden Johnson Gerald Johnson Howard Johnson Donald Jostad Mary Alice Jutila Eugene Karich Wayne Kay Tom Keller Calvin Kessler Walter King Hans Knoll Delores Koenig William Komula Katherine Lamont Merilyn Leon Guerrero Richard Lidberg James Lieser Edith Little George McAuley Kenneth McClarnon Marjorie McKee Front Row: Shirley Hanson, Jo Ann Ray. Second Row: Joan Carlson, Miriam Anderson, Sydney Van Buskirk. Top Row: Leila Puhakka, Yvonne Cloutier, Albert Johnson, Palmyra Grupstra. Raymond McMullen Evelyn Magunson John Maki Donald Marg Mary Mathis Eunice Matson Edward Maus Ralph Moves Gervis Mindy Ted Moody Hollis Moore Carl Morey Robert Murphy Dennis Nessman Holger Nielsen Kendal North John O'Brien Catherine O'Hearon Robert Olson Gene Organist Thomas Padjen Roger Palmberg Joseph Perelli Marvin Peters Arthur Peterson Leonard Peterson Merrill Peterson John Pettingill Lillian Plachta Robert Rainaldo John Rindo Jack Robinson Paul Rozowski Marjorie Rusch Charles Solo Rita Sawicki Gerald Sawyer Gerald Schramski Mary Agnes Schulz Earl Seymour Mary Ellen Sinclear Nancy Smith Earl Snyder Richard Solie Daniel Stefanowski Allen Swanson Warren Thomas Milla Thompson Gary Tinder James Tracy Clifford Vennerstrom Charles Vernettl Rocco Vita Donald Warn Donald Wester Love Wiitanean Roy Wittwer Robert Woodbeck Katherine Young Byron Zanella Willian Anoniah Goldberg, Mrs. Mary 93 Front Row: Lola Cloutier, Doris Carlson, Lois Carlson, Marlene Johnson. Second Row: Connie Kosola, Dolores Okkonen. Gwen Gustafson, Donna Munnings, Joyce Fjelling. Top Row: Luann Bergman, Eleanor Olson,Carole Shafland, Mary J. Blume, Joan Tepoorton, Lucy Herubin, Patt Ciolkosz. Freshmen Front Row: Doris Henkel, Charlotte Stephens. Second Row: Julie Ann MacDonald, Laura Lee Meyer, Nancy Willefte. Top Row: Mary Kay Fancher, Dick Koepp, Jim Klang. Front Row: Martha Wiley, Betty Kovatch, Virginia Smith, Jean Fendrup, Cynthia Plant. Second Row: Louise Johnson, Josephine Templeton, Pearl Wallace, Arlene Connor, Marlys Lindquist. Top Row: Maynard Maki, Dan-ford Jesse, Jon Gilman, Jack Whereatt, Rita Nelson. Front Row: Mary Ames, Gretta Bowker, Kay Branstrom. Second Row: Lucille Wiinamaki, Colleen Meredith, Barbara Ray. Top Row: Bernard Nelson, Richard DeFore, Brian Andreen. Wayne Aaker Neal Anderson Peter Anderson Travis Anderson John Anthol James Arneson Douglas Baker Curtis Balko Joseph Barrans George Bashara Doris Biller Gerald Boss James Boyle Kenneth Breckner Jack Buytaert Elsie Carlson Lester Carlson Franklin Chizek Philip Collins Dale Compeau Franklin Cox Lyle Crandall Hubert Craw Judson Currie Dennis Dahl Lyle Delano Bernam DcLong Theodore Desrosiers John Dhols Leonard Dierking Leroy Dierking Darlene Dow Edward Drolson William Durspek Mildred Ecklund Lauren Ekroth David El'efson Ronald Ernst John Evens Lawrence Fields Edward Fisher Richard Foltz Gary Ford Robert Gone Donald Getschel James Girard Robert Golly George Gonski Robert Goth Carson Gotham Dale Granstrom James Grant Donald Guest Gene Gustafson Willard Gustafson John Gylland Mary Hanlon Ronald Hansen Bruce Hanson Ronald Harris Norman Haugen Margaret Hawkins Ronald Hicks Donald Hinkkanen Edwin Hissa Donald Hodsdon John Holm Bill Isch Leonard Jablonski Richard Jacobs Martin Janssen Betty Lou Johnson Delores Johnson Erling Johnson Iven Johnson Kenneth Johnson Lillian Johnson Lawrence Juneau Thomas Kalish Gregor Kandutsch James Kerr Carlin Kielcheski Gayle Kirk Maynard Klang James Klinzing James Klippel Mary Kornstad Marvin Koski Lenard Kresheck Dennis Kuntz Carolyn Lang Darryl Lange Alan Larson Luise Larson Bernard LaValley Alice LePage James LeValley Donald Liesch Edward Lindegren Warren Livingston Henry Logee Donald Loyd Herbert Lundberg Robert Lundeen Charles McDonald Eugene McGillis Ford Malone Thomas Massengale Robert Megow Edmond Mercier Loretta Merila John Minor William Mizinski Dale Morey Gerald Morris Dennis Musil John Mussey Herbert Neeland Robert Nelson Marvin Nevala Richard Nichols Marvin Nielsen Kenneth Noble Robert Nollet Robert Odlevak Norman Oelhafen Left: Front Row: Opal Anderson, Margaret Adams, Sydnie Barkovech, Jane McLean, Olga Maki. Second Row: Betty Bergstrom, Rita Kotter, Helen Kersten, Caroline Sutherland, Dolores Danielson, Gertrude Anderson. Top Row: Cletus Koehler, Jack Allman, Robert Johnson, Elmer Splett, James Nelson. Below: Front Row: Gail Jacobson, JoAnn Solstad, Jackie Pederson, Carol ixley. ‘Second Row: Ruth Winther, LaVerne Hoecherl, William Christianson. Top Row: George Hutchinson, Daniel Nevin, Joe Holvick. Willard Ogren Donald Olson James Olson Andrew Ostazeski James Palmer DuWayne Paulick Darwin Paulson Floyd Pederson James Perkins Paul Peterson John Plahn Alvin Posey Ferdinand Post John Pudas Ann Quam Peter Quam Richard Rasmussen Marilyn Reiter Mathew Reiter Roger Roper James Rutherford Joseph Ruthgeerts Robert Sanborn Eugene Sands Donald Sauve Evert Schmidt Larry Somerville David Stae Olof Staurseth Robert Steart John Thune Robert Timm Ted Tope Ronald Tuverson Gary Valeske Joseph Vogt Mary Ellen Waldum Thomas Ward Clyde Watkins Robert Williams Melvin Williamson William Wright William York Robert Zar Custodians And Library Assistants Beulah Cheever, Nancy Dalton, Ardeane Bray, Norman Martin,Mary Alice Jutila, Gwen Gustafson, and Mary Margaret Hilton. Seated: Elmer Anderson, Lester Preston, Hildur McNaughton, Astrid Franzen, Frank Nevin, Bernard Frels. Standing: Dana Akers, Helmer Goeke, John LaMar, Edward Snyder, Colin McRae, Earl Hanson, John McNamara. Absent: Donald Stien, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, and Palmer Haugen. February Registration Early Rise First Get Numbers to to The Final Check. Jackets Tie for Second Place The 1952-53 Yellow Jacket basketball squad, coached by athletic director Leo DiMarco, had the most successful season of any team at SSC since the conference champions of 1940-41. With an over all season's record of 15 wins and six defeats, the Jackets won eight of these games in the Wisconsin State College Conference while losing only four, enabling them to tie with River Falls for second place behind Platteville, the conference champions. Only illness and the loss of two key players, Mike Hennessey who was lost before the start of the season because of a conference eligibility rule and Donald Polglase who injured his knee in mid-January, kept the team from achieving even further heights. Using a fast-breaking style of offense which they aptly combined with smooth working plays, the squad broke all former SSC scoring records by storing away 103 points in one game and parting the nets tor a season's total of 1,594 points. This gave them a record average of 75.9 points per game against the opposition's overall total of 1,431 points which gave them a 68.1 points per game average. Greatly attributing to the success of this year's team, which rolled away 12 straight victories on the homey confines of Gates Gymnasium, was the potent scoring threat found in each man on the team. Leading the way in this department was the elusive captain Derrick Walker, who was the second highest scorer in the Wisconsin State College Conference, and smooth working Jack Hulmer, sixth highest scorer in the conference. Closely following these two in the scoring were Len Bartolutti, Bob Herubin, and Donald Polglase. Of these, only Polglase and Walker are seniors. Front Row: Earl Snyder, Jim Rotsaerf, Jack Hulmer, Derrick Walker, Calvin Kessler, Jerry Morris Fred Thomson. Back Row: Steve Starseth, manager; Herbert Lundberg, Paul Peterson, Tom Mas-sengale. Bill Ish, Dennis Dahl, Len Bartolutti, Tom Ward. Not pictured: Bob Herubin. I SEASON'S RECORD Our Score Opponent's J 60 Macalester 59 74 St. John's 76 80 Bethel 69 98 Michigan Tech 82 82 River Falls 65 80 Stout 48 78 Valley City 59 69 Taylor U. 65 79. Eau Claire 64 56 Bemidji 75 61 Milwaukee 66 67 Oshkosh 73 68 UMD 59 67 La Crosse 73 84 River Falls 102 95 Stout 70 66 Stevens Point 62 73 Whitewater 50 72 UMD 67 82 Eau Claire 76 103 La Crosse 71 63 i b Charles Daniels; Margaret Christian; Gary Connolly; Diane Pellerin; Roland Heinkel. From right to left: SSC Boxing Front Row: Larry Fields, Robert Nollet, Jack Mussey, Jim Clark, Bob Golly. Standing: John Komula, assistant coach; Joe Vogt, Robert Larson, Bob Lynch, Duane Fitzgerald, Coach Johnny Ennis. The schedule included the intra-squad Golden Gloves Tourney, two matches with Michigan Tech, one with University of Minnesota. The boxing team of SSC sporting many new faces this year, made a commendable showing under the able leadership of Coach Johnny Ennis. First row: Donald Neely, Gerald O'Brien, Jack Mussey, Jerry Morris, Richard Whitaker, Fred Thomsoh, Thomas Padjeh. Second row: Louis Pretti, Earl Snyder, Richard Christian, John Okerstrom, Gerald Finckler, Eugene Sather. Top row: Al Anderson, Daniel Burbey, James Rotsaert, Calvin Kessler, Derrick Walker, Dennis Dahl. OFFICERS President ......................... Fred Thomson Vice-President .................. Gerald O'Brien Secretary-Treasurer ................ .Cal Kessler The S-Club comprises varsity lettermen in football, basketball, and boxing. This year they sponsored the appearance of the Harlem Globetrotters on two different occasions, with former SSC basketball greats as their opponents. The group is advised by Leo DiMarco, athletic director. S-Club A Fencing Scene from the Play; Roger Roper, Charles Daniels, Paul Rozowski, and Douglas Baker. Romeo and Juliet MARCH 25-28 Principles Romeo ........................ Donald Soderberg Juliet ...................... Janet Reynolds The Nurse .....................— Carolyn Lang Mrs. Capulet............... Mary Girouard Directed by Pacey J. Beers Donald Soderberg, Janet Reynolds, Carolyn Lang, and Mary Girouard. Alpha Psi Omega At the annual banquet held in January, nine new members were initiated into the Alpha Lambda cast of Alpha Psi Omega, the only national honorary society on our campus. Membership is gained by out- Front Row: Nan Haggerty, Rita Sawicki, Ruth Wahlstrom, Norma Mickelsen, Jo Anna Hubin, Marjory Matthews. Top Row: Mr. Beers, Advisor; Rudy Gobrys, Arlene Tobias, Tom Massengale, Lee Fonger. standing dramatic participation. The new members are Tom Massengale, Marjory Matthews, Nan Haggerty, Rita Sawicki, Arlene Tobias, Nancy Smith, Jo Anna Hubin, Pat Butters, and Ruth Wahlstrom. The members of this national dramatic fraternity have again assisted with the student productions both backstage and before the footlights. 105 J Dick Nichols, photographer Gitche Gumee Editorial Staff Editor............... Art Editor........... Assistant Art Editor .... Organization Editor Class Editor ........ Faculty Editor ...... Sports Editor........ Assistant Sports Editor ROTC Editor.......... Department Editor ... Photographer ........ Another Page by Hilton and Hennessy. ........ Mary Hilton ... Michael Hennessy Sydney Van Buskirk ...... Palt Ciolkosz ..... Mary Dungan ...... Rosario Perez ... Rudolph Gabrys ... Bill Christianson Richard DeFore Betty Bergstrom Richard Nichols Business Staff Advertising Manager Assistant ........ Business Manager .. Joan Tepoorten .... Rita Kotter .. Gerald Olson Mary Dungan, Sydney Van Buskirk, and Betty Bergstrom Check the Copy. Rosario Perez, Richard De-Fore, Bill Christianson, Rudy Gabrys, and Patt Ciolkosz Examine Some Gitche Pictures. FIRST SEMESTER STAFF Editorial Staff ......................... Roger Bergstrom Peptomist Assistant Editor ........ Society Editor Sports Editor.... Copy Desk ....... Reporters —..... Edward Bankey, Larry Some Photographer .............. Cartoonist ......... Advertising ....... .... Lois Hagman, Patricia Wfck . Dick Lidberg Ruth Wahlstrom Tom Massengale Marie Colosimo .... Rosario Perez e, Patt Ciolkosz ... Richard Nichols ...... Pat Butters Alpha and Omega, the Beginning and the End. (Berg strom and Lidberg) SECOND SEMESTER STAFF Editorial Staff Editor .............................. Dick Lidberg Assistant Editor ...................... John Clanton Society Editor......................Ruth Wahlstrom Sports Editor...................... Tom Massengale Feature Writers ... . Rudolph Gabrys, Doug Steuber Reporters ............................. Patt Ciolkosz William Christianson, Kendal North, Betty Sirianni Photographer.............. ......... Richard Nichols Cartoonists .... Carlin Kielcheski, Dick Lidberg John Clanton, Doug Steuber, Tom Massengale, anc Ruth Wahlstrom Prepare the Pep. Madrigal Singers Left to right- Virginia McKie, Robert Koser, Marianne Taylor, Eldon Balko, Berdella Hanson, Carol Borge Bernie Robinson, Evert Schmidt, Mary Ellen Sinclear, Harris Balko, and Freddie Lu Huber. A Cappella Choir First row: Frances Soper, Lois Carlson, Nan Haggerty, Berdella Hanson, Ruth Wahlstrom, Marion MacDonald, Mary Agnes Schulz, Julie MacDonald, Norma Mickelsen, Carol Borge, and Virginia McKie. Second row: Marianne Taylor, Nancy Smith, Bernie Robinson, Margaret Christian, Yvonne Cloutier, Freddie Lu Huber, Laura Mae Wicklund, Marlys Lindquist, Mary Kay Fancher, Janet Reynolds, Mary Ellen Sinclear, and Avonne Steele. Third row: Don Jostad, Eldon Balko, David Ellefson, Alan Olson, Evert Schmidt, Harris Balko, Frank Washatka, John Anderson, Robert Olson, Donald Hodsdon, and Gary Connolly. Top row: Darwin Melvin Paulson, Merrill Peterson, Robert Koser, Richard Foltz, William Maline, Roderic Thompson, Mr. Foltz, Leo Ellison, Charles MacDonald, Robert Koenig, and John Antholz. College-Community Symphonic Band First row: Don Hodsdon, Martin Janssen, Don Jostad, Darlene Sanders, Phillip Eaton, Gerald Boss. Second row: David Dobberman, Nancy Dalton, Ruth Tuttle, Edward Drolson, Jeanne Nelson, Palmyra Grupstra, Mary Wang, Marlys Lindquist, Richard Nichols, Gary Connolly. Third row: Arlene Pearson, James Perkins, Leonard Jeblonski, Richard Persons, Carol Shafland, Janis Nelson, Eugene Jacobson, Thomas Kalish, Kenneth Johnson, Curtis Balko, Leo Ellison. Fourth row: Director Gerald Haack, Bob Koenig, Kenneth Noble, Charles Everson, Frank Washatka, Nicky Hodgen, Merna Hendrickson. Fifth row: Allan Zar, John Manz, Gaylord Timblin, Henry Logee, Robert Gutknecht, Patricia Hutchinson, Richard Foltz, Director S. Brinley Shaw. Not present: Director William Schliep. Left to right: Ruth Wahlstrom, Jane Wahlstrom, Avonne Steele, William Hester, Allan Zar, Marjorie Rusch, Phillip Eaton, Bruce Williams. Seated: Director William Keller. Arnold Air Society The Arnold Air Society is composed of juniors and seniors in the ROTC unit. The society not only affords an opportunity for advanced students to get together for fellowship, but further enables the officers to pursue their interest in military knowledge. Arnold Air Society Officers: Douglas Dahl, John Schmidt, Walter San born, LeRoy Olson, and Charles Daniels. First row: John Schmidt, George Abraham, Robert Jacobson, Marvin Wergeland, Harold Ness, John Tourville, Robert Bergman, Robert Geimer, Major James Baldock. Second row: John Kyllo, Leland Kremer, Donald Neely, Michael Grittner, Robert Sather, Frank Washatka, Robert Erickson, Robert Jones. Third row: Fred Dahl, Vernon Lindstrom, Paul Haugland, Paul Brown, Donald Dunn, John Komula, LeRoy Olson, Ted Olander, George Benlick. Top row: Douglas Dahl, Allan Zar, William Robinson, Leslie Lahti, Herbert Hemmila, Gerald O'Brien, John Okerstrom, Hubert Mattson, Richard Warder, Bruce Carlson. 114 ROTC Command Squadron The ROTC Command Squadron, newly organized this year, comprises freshmen and sophomore cadets in the unit. Officers: Lester Carlson, treasurer; Merrill Peterson, vice-president; Carlin Kielcheski, president; Evert Schmidt, secretary; Robert Golly, public information officer. Front row: Curtis Balko, Ronald Chagnon, James Clark, Dale Compeau, Carlin Kielcheski, Lester Carlson, Robert Golly. Second row: William Komula, Hans Hanson, Frank Chizek, Joseph Vogt, Evert Schmidt, Duane Paulick. Top row: Gaylord Timblin, Walter King, Herbert Lundberg, Donald Leisch, Lyle Crandall, David Ellefson. ROTC Drum and Bugle Corp Distinguished by their blue uniforms and their white caps and leggings, the ROTC Drum and Bugle Corps functions as a vital part in parades and ceremonies on campus. The unit also has been featured in half-time events at college athletic events and in city parades. Over forty members make up the corps which is under the direction of Eldon Balko. Kneeling, Eldon Balko, commander. First row: John Kyllo, Gary Connolly, Robert Butknecht, Harris Balko, Curtis Balko, Frank Washatka. Second row: Jack Stevens, Franklin Adams, John Pettingill, Don Hodsdon, Duwayne Paulick, Don Jostad. Third row: Edward Drolson, Tom Massengale, John Holm, Steve Staurseth, Floyd Pederson, Ralph Hammerbeck, James Klippel, Alan Larson, Ken Noble, Douglas Baker. Fourth row: Donald Button, Leo Ellison, Ted Derosiers, Wayne Wedde, Tom Kalish. Fifth row: Kenneth Johnson, Ted Olander, Robert Gane, Alan Olson, Roland Heinkel, Peter Geier, Frank Cox, Charles Daniels. Top row: Chad Andberg, Rod Ellison, John Antholz, Walter King, Duane Fitzgerald. m ROTC Rifle Team Competition is the keynote of the ROTC Rifle Team. Interschool matches are held with other college units. Practice sessions are held once a week at the campus range. This leads up to a national shoot for the Hearst trophy. Robert Geimer is captain of the team. The ROTC Rifle Team in Action. Kneeling: Robert Golly, Ray McMullen, John Schmidt, Evert Schmidt; Standing: Cletus Koehler, Carson Gotham, Ken Breckner, Gary Ford. Not pictured: Vern Peterson and Robert Geimer. ROTC Distinguished Cadets, Vernon Undstrom and leRoy Oison. Second Semester Officers, Paul Haug-land and Hubert Mattson. Military Ball Committee Standing: George Johnson, Fred Thomson, Charles Daniels, Quentin Nelson, LeRoy Olson, Vern Lindstrom, Gerald O'Brien, and Alan Olson. Seated: Hubert Mattson. Ye r As the school year 1952-1953 comes to a close and its activities are recorded in this year's Gitche Gurnee, the staff members wish to pay tribute to twelve personalities that have been outstanding during the year in various activities both scholastic and extra-curricular. We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate them and to crown them . . . CAROL BORGE Hayward Instrumental Music Owl and Serpent ELDON BALKO Almena Vocal Music, ROTC ROLAND HEINKEL Hayward Cheerleader, Dramatics MICHAEL HENNESSY Superior Basketball, Art, Journalism - RUTH E. WAHLSTROM Superior Instrumental Music, Journalism FREDERICK WALKER Hayward Basketball We Respectfully Dedicate The Gilche Gumee this year honors a State College faculty veteran than whom— No professor has ever been more ruthless toward indolenco, more autocratic toward disinterest, more indulgent and helpful toward the conscientious. He never gave an A for effort, but those who have truly evidenced the interest in science and exerted the effort inherent in his exacting standards have often written A finals. By virtue of these characteristics, the man we honor has contributed more graduate students to advanced study in his field (biology) than any other on this campus. Many a prominent doctor and surgeon in this state and in this nation first learned about the lowly earthworm and the octokitties, to borrow one of his more elementary non-technical terms, from this great teacher. It is with a glowing feeling of respect that we, the members of the Gitche Gumee staff, dedicate this year's annual to Edward L Bolender o ' o S'° c© xW o' e C '5$ o so VA' tt«. ssf °‘V t Ct Vi oX °oXC oW0° ’ .. .. £rf° 0«W s o . _ o'°’ % 've - Y ?v. o °' c« ;0 eVv °V % PHis(' 3S) r fAer'; .j rSs WYATT W. BELCHER Ph.D. (1946) History B.A., M.A., University of Oklahoma; Ph.D., Columbia University. RUSSELL E. BERT M.A. (1948) Publicity, Journalism B.S., Northwestern University; M.A., State University of Iowa. EDWARD L. BOLENDER M.S. (1923) S., Miami University uS., University of Wiscon n. Graduate student wn C� -� - H. CATHERINE BOWSER M. Ed. (1948) Assistant Librarian B.A., University of Wisconsin; M. Ed., Marquette University. Graduate student: George Peabody College for Teachers. ROYAL J. BRIGGS Ph. D. (1949) Economics B.S., Knox College, Galesburg, III.; M.A.; University of Illinois; Ph. D., University of Missouri. Graduate student: University of Wisconsin. SHIRLEY M. CARR AR M.A. (1946) Supervising Teacher B.Ed., Superior State Teachers College; M.A., University of Wisconsin. Graduate student: University of Minnesota. 129 JOHN O. DANIELSON M.A. (1946) B.S., Superior State Teachers College; M.A., University of Wisconsin. Graduate student: University of Wisconsin. LEO Dl MARCO B.Ed. (1943) B.Ed., Superior State Teachers College. Graduate student: University of Minnesota. HARLEY E. ERICKSON Ph.D. (1952) B.S., LaCrosse State Teach ers College; M.S., Ph.D. University of Wisconsin. 130 M.S. (19 0, Mathematics B.S., M.S., Iowa State College. Graduate student Universities of Michigan, Colorado, Chicago. DONALD G. FOLTZ M.Mus. (1939) Music A. B., Defiance College; B. M.E.; M.Mus., Northwest- ern University. Graduate student: Berkshire Music Center, Massachusetts; University of Idaho. ELVIRA GELLENTHIEN Ph.D. (1947) Education A.B., University of Colorado; A.M., Ph.D., University of Chicago. EDWARD F. GREVE B.S. in L.S. (1948) Library Assistant B.S., State Teachers College, Duluth; B.S. in L.S., University of Minnesota. Graduate student: University of Minnesota. WASYL HALICH Ph.D. (1946) History B.A., University of Dubuque; M.A., Ph.D., State University of Iowa. � f o ' r r°w, ,S 0 V ''O '°'e ? 'V U iv, JOSEPH W. HORTON M.S ----- o Ch fS- I.S. porf ond. f- 0953) ©misrry Uni ,ver$i|y of MINDA HOVLAND M.A. (1924) Supervising Teacher B.Ed., Superior State Teachers College; M.A., Teachers College of Columbia University. WILLIAM C. KELLER Music (1947) Institute of Musical Art, New York; pupil of Henry Schradieck and Edmund Dethier. ANSON R. KENDALL Ph D. (1946) Chemistry A.B., DePauw University; ph.DIowa State College. 1 132 AGNES V. KIRK M.A. (1911) English B.L., Lindenwood College for Women; Ph.D., Central Store Teachers College, Missouri; Ph.B., University of Chicago; M.A., Teachers College of Columbia University. Graduate student: Universities of California, Berkley; Minnesota. WALTER KLEIN M.A. (1952) Physical Education B.E., State Teachers College, LaCrosse; M.A., State University of Iowa. Graduate student: University of Wyoming. RUTH KERNKAMP B.S. 0951) Supervising Teacher B.S., University of Minnesota; Graduate student: University of Minnesota. ARTHUR F. KRUK M.A. (1949) Art; Audio-Visual Co-ordinator. B.S., New York State College for Teachers; M.A., Teachers College of Columbia University. Art Diploma, Albright Art School, Buffalo. Graduate student: University of Minnesota, Columbia University. HESTER H. KYLLO B.S. in L.S. (1948) Library Assistant B.E. Superior State Teachers College. B.S. in L.S., University of Minnesota. HELEN E. LOTH Ph.D. (1924) Latin; Spanish A. B., Valparaiso College,-Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D., University of Chicago. ORVILLE GAYLE MANION Ph.D. (1952) English B. S., M.A., University of Idaho,- Ph.D., University of Michigan. ESTHER LA ROWE M.A. (1948) Physical Education BA., University of Michigan; M.A., Columbia University. Graduate student. University of Michigan. OMER L. LOOp Ph.D. (1919) Education unw.«. y Minnesota. W.A. (!922) A.B., MAe09nP Wsconsin 'Gr0TerSi' ' n,: oft. 1 I JAY W. McKEE Ph.D. (1935) History: Politico) Science B.A., University of the City of Toledo; M.A., Ph.D., Ohio State University. ELIZABETH MONGER M.A. (1922) Supervising Teacher B.S., M.A., Teachers College of Columbia University. STANLEY V . OEXEMANN Ph.D. 0 949) Biology A.B., McKendree College, Lebanon, III., M.S., Ph.D., University of Illinois. y KATHRYN OHMAN A.M. (1926) English A.B., Bellevue College; A.M., University of Chicago. Graduate student: Universities of Minnesota, Chicago, Southern California, Northwestern. WILLIAM D. PAULSON B.A. (1951) Lt. Col. USAF B.A., University of Washington. Graduate student: California Institute of Technology; University of California. JANE REHNSTRAND Art (1922) Superior State Teachers College; Chicago Art Institute; Columbia, Stanford Universities; University of California. European and Asiatic art tours. Associate Editor, School Arts Magazine. WILLIAM SCHUEP M.Mus. (1932) Music Warmelin School of Music, Pupil of George Grisez; B.S., University of Minnesota; M.Mus. Eastman School of Music. EDWIN H. SCHRIEBER M.S. (W22) Physics; Astronomy A.B., University of Illinois; M.S., University of Wisconsin. Graduate student: Universities of Minnesota. Colorado, Michigan. HAZEl SEGUIN M.A. (1929) Biology B.A., University of Wisconsin; M.A., Teachers College of Columbia University. Graduate student: Universities of Virginia, Colorado; Columbia University. WILLIAM H. SNEDEGAR M.S. 0 952) Physics A.B., M.S., University of West Virginia. Graduate student: University of Maryland. 136 RUTH S. SMITH M.A. 0949) Supervising Teacher A.B., Colorado Slate College of Education; M.A., University of Iowa. Graduate student: Universities of Iowa, Washington, Minnesota; Colorado State College of Education. ELIZABETH SMITHCALL M.A. (1952) Supervising Teacher B.S., M.A., Teachers College of Columbia University. Graduate student: Universities of California, Pennsylvania, New York, Harvard, Temple. EMIUE W. SONDEREGGER Ph.D. 0947) French, German, Latin • Ph.B., Loyola University; M.A., Northwestern University; Ph.D., University of Fribourg, Switzerland. Nat,E E■ SPARKS .. M.S. (1953) Physical Education B.S. M.S., Illinois State Normal University. Graduate student: Washington University, St. Louis. FOREST STEMEN M.A. (1952) Major, USAF B.S., Tri-State College, Angola, Ind.; M.A., New York University. Graduate student: Air Force Institute of Technology, Dayton. PHILIP M. STROWMAN A.B. (1952) Physics A.B., Harvard. Graduate student: Columbia University. EDITH G. SWARTLEY Music (1944) Cornell College; Upper Iowa University; Universities of Southern California, Iowa. ALLISON Y. TABER A.B. (1951) 1st. Lt., USAF A.B., Union College, Schenectady. JAMES W. TANGNEY B.S., (1952) 1st Lt., USAF B.S., Northwestern State College, Natchiosish, La. JOANNA E. TEERINK M.A. (1921) Supervisor B.A., Iowa State Teachers College; M.A., Teachers College of Columbia University. Graduate student: Colorado State College of Education, University of Alberta. OBERT TRAUBA M.S. 0951) pervising Teacher :au Claire State Col-M.S., University ot PAUL C. TYCHSEN M.Sc. (1949) Geology B.A., Carleton College; M.Sc., University of Nebraska. Graduate student: University of Nebraska. --B =!? verS,’y;c Graduate DOROTHY O. WAITE M.A. (1925) History A.B., M.A., University of Nebraska. Graduate student: Universities of Chi- cago, Minnesota, Colorado; Columbia University. FLORENCE H. WALDE B.S. in L.S. (1924) Librarian B.Ed., Superior State Teachers College; B.S. in L.S., Peabody College for Teachers. Graduate student: State University of Iowa. HILDUR WESTLUND M.A. (1952) Supervising Teacher B.E., Superior State Teach ers College; M.A., University of Minnesota. HARRY W. WHITNEY M.S. (1937) Supervising Teacher B.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology; M.S., Colorado State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. ROBERT D. WILLIAMS Ph.D. (1935) English A.B., Kenyon College; M.A. Ph.D., University of Michigan. LOUIS ADA WILSON M.A. (1933) Education B.S., M.A., George Peabody College. Graduate student: George Peabody College; Stanford University; University of Chicago. HERBERT M. WEEKS 1904-1952 Instructor in Chemistry. Chairman of Athletic Committee Advisor, Fex Fraternity. ✓ BACKUS. BWUt BBtOfl, B.S., Superior; GWcV e Gurnee A; ntermed ate 7. 3; Messiah A, 3, 3; lou A pha CYn A� 3, 3, A; treasurer A; Orchestra A , 7. 3; ROIC Sand A. 3. 3. «BhreCeAY'yea ARY ANN. irr- --ssa ’' p 2.3'A- L N1' e .adV e.s- a 3. A; 144 une “°JN ■. « s n 2' 3- 4; f'ob . 2 3 , 4; G'ee i°mbda ols I' 4' M rS;' %«• 2. s3;,4' «ioh i f' 9e' ooloist 3, 4. ■' 2; 3 4; Society 3 Arr� old Air BORGE, CAROL M., B.A., Hayward; A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; president 4; Junior class secretary; Glee Club 1, 2; Lambda Sigma Lambda 1,2, 3, 4; Madrigal Singers 2, 3, 4; Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4; Owl and Serpent 4; ROTC Band 1; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; Requiem Chorus 1; Ski Club 3. Grads i COOKE, LUCILLE LEONA, B.S., Superior; Newman Club 3; Tau Alpha Chi 3, 4. CLANTON, NANCY STA-RIHA, B.S., Superior; Delta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; secretary 3; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 2, 3; Recording secretary 2, 3; Owl and Serpent 4; W.A.A. 2, 3; A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 4; ROTC Honorary Cadet Colonel 3. BRAY, ARDEANE J., THREE - YEAR CERTIFICATE; Earl; Gitche Gurnee 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; K.P. 1,2, 3; Lambda Sigma Lambda 1, 2, 3; Messiah 1, 2, 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3; vice-president 3; Wesley Fellowship 1, 2, 3; president 3. CLANTONJOHN DAVID, B.S., Shell Lake; Junior Class president; College Players 3; The Bridge; Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2; Gitche Gurnee Sports Editor 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Newman Club 2, 3; Owl and Ser-pant 4; Peptomist Sports Editor 1,3; Semper Compares 1, 2, 3, 4; president 3; Social Committee 2; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; ROTC Cadet Colonel 4. C U L H A N E, PHYLLIS KATHRUN, B.S., Superior; Lambda Sigma Lambda 1, 2, 4; treasurer 2. FLAHERTY, RICHARD JO-SEPH, B.S., Superior; Newman Club 2, 3, 4; Owl and Serpent 4. DUNN, CONALD LOUIS, B.S., Prentice; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society, 3, 4. FOLEY, JEANNE, A., B.S., Ashland; Cheerleader 2; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 2, 3, 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 2, 3, 4; Tau Alpha Chi 1, 2, 3. FINN, VELVIE E., B.S., Superior; Campus Christians 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4. DAHL, FREDERICK HAROLD, B.S., Bayfield; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Lambda Delta Chi 2, 3, 4; secretary 3; Arnold Air Society 3, 4. GRITTNER, MICHAEL HERMAN, B.S., West-boro; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4. GABRYS, RUDOLPH FRANK, B.S., Superior; Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4; College Players 1, 2, 3; Gitche Gurnee 4. HANSON, SHIRLEY M., TWO-YEAR RURAL STATE GRADED; Frederic; Campus Camera Club 1; Glee Club 2; Messiah 1, 2; Rural State Graded 1, 2; treasurer 1. GILES, DONNA, RURAL-STATE GRADED TWO YEAR CERTIFICATE; Siren; College Players 2 Glee Club 1; Messiah 1. Rural State Graded 1, 2, Sigma Gamma Chi 2. HARRINGTON, WILLIAM FRANCIS, B.S., Superior; Boxing 1, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Messiah 1; S-Club 2, 3, 4; Semper Compares 1, 2, 3, 4. HAUGLAND, PAUL LEROY, B.S., Superior; Semper Compares 1, 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; treasurer 3. JACKSON, MURIEL JEAN, B.S., Superior; Gamma Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4; K.P. 2, 3, 4; Lutheran Student Assn. 3, 4; Transfer from Platteville State College. HENNESSY, MICHAEL F., B.S., Superior; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Class president; Football 2, 3; Gitche Gurnee 2, 4; Art editor 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Messiah 1, 2, 3; S-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; president 4; Semper Compares 1, 2, 3, 4; College Artists 4. HENDRICKSON, LAURICE CELESTE, B.S., Superior; Alpha Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4; vice - president 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Lutheran Student Assn. 2, 3; Messiah 2, 3, 4. JACOBSON,ETHEL PAULINE, THREE-YEAR CERTIFICATE, Brill; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; K.P. 1, 2, 3; Messiah 1, 2, 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3. LESTER, GWENETH AMY, B.S., Detroit, Michigan; Glee Club 1; Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; secretary 3; president 4; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; treasurer 2; president 3. JOHNSON, GEORGE ROBERT, B.S., Superior; Fex 2, 3, 4; ROTC Rifle Team 1, 3; Arnold Air Society 3, 4. KOMULA, JOHN W., B.S., Brentwood; Boxing 2, 3; S-Club 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1. KLINZING, MARY LU, B.S., Superior; Glee Club 1; Inter-Club Council 4; president 4; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Messiah 1, 3; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 3; Tau Alpha Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; secretary 3; president 4. LENIHAN, JOYCE MARY, B.S., Superior; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 2, 3; Tau Alpha Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A. 2. UNDSTROM, VERNON KENNETH, B.S., Superior; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Lambda Delta Chi 2, 3, 4; president 3; treasurer 4; Lutheran Student Assn. 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4. McKIE, A. VIRGINIA, B.S., Bessemer, Michigan; Transfer from La-Crosse State College; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; president 3; Alpha Kappa 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Lutheran Student Assn. 3; Madrigal Singers 4; Messiah 2, 3, 4; Owl and Serpent 4; ROTC Band 2, 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 2, 3, 4. LEUSMAN, ANNA M., THREE-YEAR CERTIFICATE, Solon Springs; K.P. 1, 2, 3. MENZIES, BETTY C., B.S., Hurley; Alpha Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4; treasurer 3; Glee Club 1; Intermediate 1, 2, 3, 4; Lutheran Student Assn. 2, 3, 4; Messiah 3, 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; secretary 4; W.A.A. 1. McDONELL, KATHLEEN MARIE, B.S., Montreal; Delta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; treasurer 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 3; Sigma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A. 1. OLSON, LEROY ALBERT, B.S., Cumberland; Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 3; Lutheran Student Assn. 3, 4; Messiah 1, 3, 4; Owl and Serpent 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; president 4. Delegate to National Arnold Air Society Conclave 4. MORGAN, MARY, B.S., Biwabik, Minnesota; Delta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Messiah 1, 2, 3; Newman Club 2, 3, 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 2, 3; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3. BERGMAN, ROBERT A., B.S., Washburn; Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3; Arnold Air Society 3, 4. NORDNESS, ROBERT WAYNE, B.S., Superior; lota Delta Chi 1, 2, 3, vice-president 2. MICKELSEN, NORMA RUTH, B.S., Hancock, Michigan; Transfer from Suonii Junior College; A Cappella Choir 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; College Players 3, 4; International Relations Club 4; Lambda Sigma Lambda 3, 4; Lutheran Student Assn. 3, 4; Messiah 4; W.A.A. 3, 4. PALMER, MARIAN RAE, B.S., Spooner; Glee Club 1, 2; Intermediate 1, 2, 3, 4; Lambda Sigma Lambda 1, 2, 3, 4; secretary 3; Messiah 1, 2; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A. 1, 2. PELLERIN, DIANE JEAN THREE-YEAR CERTIFI CATE, Cloquet, Minne sofa; Cheerleader 1, 2 3; Glee Club 1, 3; K.P 1, 2, 3; Messiah 1, 3 P e p t o m i s t 2; Sig ma Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3 Social Committee 3; Tau Alpha Chi 1, 2, 3 W.A.A. 1. PETERSON EMMA E., THREE-YEAR CERTIFICATE, Siren; Intermediate 1, 2, 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2; ROTC Band 1. PELC, BRUNO T., B.S., Thorp; Fex, 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 2; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4. PETERSON, ROMAN JOHN, B.S., Park Falls; Fex 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 2, 3, 4; president 4; Arnold Air Society 3 4. RASMUSSEN, JUNE ELAINE, RURAL-STATE GRADED CERTIFICATE, Siren; R j r a I State Graded 1, 2; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2. REYNOLDS, DONAMAE LOUISE, B.A., Cloquet, Minnesota; International Relations Club 2, 3, 4. PROCHNOW, BERYL ANN, B.S., Phillips; Alpha Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4; vice-president 2; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Messiah 2, 3, 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. POPKO, MARY JANE, RURAL - STATE GRADED CERTIFICATE, Hurley; Alpha Kappa 1, 2; Newman Club 1, 2; Rural-State Graded 1, 2; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2. RICHART, IRMA ZAIDA, B.S., Solon Springs; Campus Christians 1, 2, 3, 4; secretary 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 4; Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBINSON, BERNICE L., B.S., Park Falls; A Cap-pella Choir 2, 3, 4; Lambda Sigma Lambda 2, 3, 4; vice-president 4; Madrigal Singers 3, 4; Messiah 2, 3, 4; ROTC Band 2; W.A.A. 2; Ski Club 3; Homecoming Queen 3; Transfer from LaCrosse State College. ROBINSON, WILLIAM CARL, B.S., Superior; Fex 3, 4; Lutheran Student Assn. 2, 3, 4; Owl and Serpent 4. RYAN, MARCIA JOAN, B.S., Superior; Transfer from College of St. Catherine,- Delta Sigma 3, 4; vice-president 4; K.P. 3, 4; Messiah 4; Newman Club 3, 4; corresponding secretary 4; Ski Club 3; W.A.A. 3; Homecoming Queen 4. SMITH, BETTY JANE, B.S., Minong; Glee Club 4; Intermediate 1, 2, 3, 4; Lutheran Student Assn. 3, 4; Messiah 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3. ROLL, GLORIA, THREE-YEAR CERTIFICATE, Duluth, Minnesota; A.C.E. 1, 2, 3; K.P. 1, 2, 3; Messiah 1; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3. STEUBER, DOUGLAS J., B.S., Superior; Gitche Gumee 1; Lambda Delta Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; secretary 3; Newman Club 2, 3; Peptomist 2, 4; Social Committee 4. WAHLSTROM, JANE L., B.A., Superior; Delta Sig- ma 1, 2, 3, 4; president 4; Glee Club 3; Inter-Club Council 4; Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; String Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4. VODA, VICTORIA S., B.S Phillips; Alpha Kappa 2, 3, 4; treasurer 4; K.P 1, 2, 3, 4; Peptomist 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 1 2, 3, 4; W.A.A. 1, 2. TOBIAS, ARLENE RUTH, RURAL-STATE GRADED CERTIFICATE, Siren; College Players 1, 2; Rural-State Graded 1, 2; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2. TEMPLETON, ROSALIE, B.S., Wentworth; Glee Club 1, 2; Messiah 1, 2, 3; Newman Club 3, 4; Tau Alpha Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2. WERGELAND, MARVIN L., B.S., Park Falls; Glee Club 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Messiah 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; ROTC Band 1. WICKLUND, LAURA M., B.S., Superior; A Cappel-la Choir 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; treasurer 3; Lutheran Student Assn. 2, 3, 4; Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Alpha Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; vice-president 4; Requiem Chorus 1. 156 Seniors Not Pictured George R. Abraham Lorraine M. 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Rock • Barron Andersen The Store for Young Men 1120-22 Tower A r«. - SuperiWiKomin 161 JUST A REMINDER to the Graduates of 1953 that REDDY KILOWATT is at your Service 24 hours a day to Brighten up your life with plenty of Light REMEMBER: EYES ARE PRICELESS . . . GOOD LIGHT IS CHEAP . . . Superior Water, Light and Power Company Congratulations to the 1953 MATHER PHARMACY, INC. Graduation Class Prescription Experts ★ ★ Superior's Only Fireproof Hotel Board of Trade Building 1505 Tower Avenue THE ANDROY Superior, Wisconsin Compliments of Watches Diamonds Fine Jewelry FORD HOPKINS CO. HOWATT JEWELERS World's Finest Drug Stores 1425 Tower Avenue — Dial 7683 Phone: 2-1211 CHEF'S 1221 Tower Avenue Superior's Finest Air Conditioned Restaurant Superior, Wisconsin 1410 Tower Avenue Edward L. McNulty, Jr., Owner 162 exquisite DIAMONDS BERTHIAUME'S Groceries, Meats and Our Own Baking — • — 6 Phones 5551 H. 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Dial 4411 164 CAMPBELL MOTORS ★ PACKARD SALES and SERVICE ★ Corner of 9th and Hughitt Superior's Oldest Dealer SISLO'S FLORALAND Florist — Greenhouse ★ 28th Street and Billings Drive Superior, Wisconsin SASNER'S EMPORIUM Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family 1017 Tower Avenue Dial 4602 You Buy the Best . . . For Less ... at RUDOLPH'S House of Fine Furniture PAUL E. HOLDEN INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 925 Tower Ave. Phone 7742 It Pays to Have the Best. It Costs No More. ASHBY'S TOWER FLORAL Dial 2-2512 Our Sincerest BEST WISHES from Bonded Member of F. T. D. BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. TOWER DIAMOND SHOP WATCHMAKERS and JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds 1320 Tower Avenue Superior, Wis. Speak to Speakes for BUILDING MATERIALS and COAL THE SPEAKES COMPANY 126 Banks Ave. Dial 3053 16S We Carry a Complete Line of EQUIPMENT for the SPORTSMEN • Archery Supplies • Hunting and Fishing Equipment • Keys Made While You Wait LUND'S SPORTING GOODS 1817 Belknap Dial 9591 LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING Give Us a Call HAWKINS LAUNDRY They Satisfy Ogden near 1 3th Dial 5565 It's . . . BUD'S BARBECUE For Fine Foods Near the Campus ★ 812 Belknap Street Dial 2-2595 Milton M. Hin; Scott Williamson Compliments ELLIS PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY 1414 Belknap Street Superior, Wisconsin Anywhere... anytime • • • Coca-Cola is so refreshing Mtnra mm ivMOan o� (to «• « wui rr COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. of Superior 166 HENDRICKSON'S STANDARD SERVICE Stop for Service ... for Service Never Stops Belknap at Grand — Dial 9989 Moving Storage Baggage and Parcels to All Parts of Superior and Duluth ★ SUPERIOR AND DULUTH TRANSFER COMPANY 911 Tower Avenue Dial 4471 SARATOGA CAFE AND BAKERY ★ Open All Night 804 Tower Avenue Dial 4491 — Harold Byrns Store: Dial 4461 Bakery: Dial 9153 CONNOLLY'S and SHURFINE Meats — Groceries Bakery and Coffee Shop 1202 - 1204 Belknap Street 2401 Tower Avenue Superior, Wisconsin ZJeaching, Autute cAmexicanJ Will Be the Career of Many Among You Living in a changing, dynamic, powerful American democracy is the future of all of you. Cooperatives are a vital part of that dynamic democracy. They are the yardstick with which America is beginning to measure the efficiency of its other types of business. Our states recognize the vital role of the Co-ops, requiring that they be taught in our school systems. Learn about cooperative people's businesses. We shall be glad to inform you. CENTRAL COOPERATIVE WHOLESALE Superior, Wisconsin —— Escanaba, Michigan Virginia Wadena, Minnesota 167 What Grand Rapids Promises . . . Grand Rapids Does RAND RAPID HOUSE FURNISHING CO. Belknap at Ogden We Give S H Green Stamps Service and Quality STYLE LEADERSHIP . . . • Our 44th Year at Seventh and Tower The YALE - SUPERIOR Launderers — Cleaners • QUALITY CLOTHES for YOUNG MEN • • EKSTROMS 911 Ogden 1411 Belknap Phone: 7788 Phone: 2-2202 Seventh and Tower NORTHWESTERN OIL COMPANY VEEDOL MOTOR OIL TYDOL GASOLINE Visit any Northwestern Service Station and Get SERVICE WITH A SMILE 168 Compliments s of Cornwell-Superior Corporation With our sincere good wishes Twin Ports Cooperative Dairy Association, Inc. Superior, Wisconsin nWinrfilTiTiiirriiiTii ....l|'iiii,,i'i|iiiiui;;,iiiiiiiiiin]i',,..'ij)i1x|i1L.frT77iHtTTTTT:Miiiiii, Everyone Loves to Eat Out Try Our Delicious Meals and Our Home Made Ice Cream Open Evenings and Sunday 1316 Belknap Street Across from Court House 169 Your Ford Dealer ROOKEY TRANSFER REED MERRELL, INC. COMPANY vgy COAL — COKE — BRIQUETS Dependable Service 1217 Ogden Avenue Since 1912 Superior, Wisconsin ★ Dial 5588 1417 Banks Dial 6609 For a Truly Delicious Beefburger AMERICAN FINNISH PUBLISHERS, Inc. TRY KITCH'S Publishers of Tyomies-Eteenpain, • Home-made Chili Oldest Finnish-American Daily, and • Beefburgers Naisten Viiri, • Humdingers The Only Finnish Woman's Journal • Orders to Take Out TYOMIES SOCIETY ★ Printers and Booksellers KITCH'S DRIVE-IN Sub-Agency for Swedish-American Line Corner Fifth and Fisher ERNEST KOSKI, Business Manager Dial 9778 601-03 Tower Ave. Dial 4961 NORTHERN WISCONSIN'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE 9 0 9 Fashions YOU Want At the Price YOU Want to Pay! CURTIS SIGN CO. 1216 Ogden Avenue Dial 7541 For . . . QUALITY ICE CREAM and See Us for Complete Home Furnishings POPKIN FURNITURE 518-20 Tower Avenue Dial 4041 Superior, Wis. RICH DAIRY PRODUCTS It's BRIDGEM AN'S ERIC HURLEY BARBER SHOP One Place You Don't Mind Getting a Good Trimming Next Door to Bridgeman's 1115 Belknap Superior, Wis. Compliments of MARCUS COMPANY Expert Watch Repairing Sporting Goods, Luggage and Jewelry 728 Tower Avenue Morrie Arnovich Bill Finn 1106 Belknap Street Dial 2-1372 SUPERIOR NATIONAL RANK Established 1897 East End SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation If You Don't Know Drugs . . . KNOW YOUR DRUGGIST ! PEOPLES DRUG STORE 1124 Belknap Street EAST END DRUG STORE 2131 East 5th Street J. A. Grimsrud and A. C. Haugen Proprietors PAUL DINGMAN MOTORS De Soto - Plymouth ★ 1215 Belknap Street Dial 8752-6720 Superior, Wisconsin 171 LAKE SUPERIOR REFINING | COMPANY «► Superior Petroleum Products RADZAK GLASS PAINT CO. Authorized Dealers for LIBBY - OWENS - FORD GLASS SILVER - TONSBERG COMPANY Commercial Printing 1214 Ogden Avenue Dial 8771 Superior, Wis. ★ 1714 North 12th Street Superior, Wisconsin DUNBAR'S Equipment and Supplies for the ★ RESTAURANT ★ JANITOR 720 722 Tower Superior, Wis. We Carry a Complete Line of School Supplies M. D. McLEAN STORE 2208 East Fifth Street BENSON ELECTRIC COMPANY Contractors fVf Engineers J IT'S AN OLDSMOBILE • K ROCKET! General Electric Appliances r ♦ • HOWARD SELL, Inc. 3rd Grand Avenue Your Oldsmobile Dealer DIAL 5548 1418 Belknap St.—Superior 172 WAYNE'S TOWER SHELL RESTAURANT AND BAR SUPPLY COMPANY 21st and Tower Commercial Refrigeration Hotel—Restaurant—Bar Phone 9863 Janitor Supplies Road Service • Complete Firestone Store 708 Tower Avenue Dial 5625 Superior, Wisconsin ALLOUEZ MARINE Congratulations to The 1953 Graduate SUPPLY COMPANY • For Fine Service • WISCONSIN STATE BANK Dial 5567 of Superior, Wisconsin Compliments M. BERGER Dial 7241 THE QUICKPRINT Hardware, Furniture and Sporting Goods • Clyde B. Thomas, Prop. Commercial Printing Corner 6th and Tower • 1820 North 12th Street Dial 3873 Superior, Wisconsin Health and Happiness to The 1953 Graduate • Mercury Sales and Service COMMUNITY DRUG STORE Roy Grimsrud, Prop. 714 Tower Avenue RYA WC. 1707 North 14th Street Convenient Parking (Front or Rear of the Store) Superior, Wisconsin Dial 3763 Free Delivery Service Dial 7737 173 Compliments of BELKNAP ELECTRIC KARI GARAGE COMPANY Studebaker Electric Wiring and Fixtures Sales and Service • • 1002 Ogden Avenue 1513 Belknap Dial 4420 Dial 2-1103 CLEMENS AGENCY STACK BROTHERS, INC. Insurance PLUMBING HEATING Real Estate—Loans CONTRACTORS • Superior, Wisconsin 1717 Winter Street 1718 Winter Street FAGERLIN FUEL COMPANY Compliments of Coal Wood Shell Fuel Oil LIGNELL'S REXALL DRUG Automatic Heating Your Friendly Store Equipment • • 6th and Baxter 1022 Tower Avenue Superior, Wisconsin Dial 8533 ART ERICKSON'S CITY MARKET SUPER SERVICE STATION Henry Cohen, Prop. Quality Groceries and Meats Where Friends and Service Meet • Belknap and Grand Corner 11th and Tower Dial 9944 Dial 4453 174 MILK Country Fresh Grade A Homogenized Vitamin D Golden Guernsey Chocolate CREAM Whipping Half Half Salad Sour BUTTER Golden Glow Rose Brand Home of Russell's Food Products COTTAGE CHEESE Creamed ICE CREAM Smooth Frozen Russell Creamery Company Northwest's Finest—Visitors Always Welcome Corner Broadway Ogden Dial 5522 Everything for the Home 1713 Belknap Street Dial 4133 Miller’s Standard Service Cal Miller, Mgr. Atlas Products—Accessories Expert Lubrication—Washing SPECIALIZED TIRE SERVICE Open 7-12 Winter—24 Hours Summer Service Complete Service Early or Late The Most Modern Equipment Service Calls Pick-Up and Delivery Dial 9769 Belknap at Tower 175 flU