University of Wisconsin Whitewater - Minneiska Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1951 volume:

1 b%{ STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE WHITEWATER, WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATION i! SS m s f •-. a .f ' i ' TDAT|[ (5) President end Mrs. Robert Williams eat som e of the food prepared for the annual sports banquet. Mr. James Kincald leads the c ' noristers Friday rehearsal. Mr. Edward J. Morgan and Eva Maria Grahamer walk and talk, discussing the prob- lems of the German Exchange Student in America. Mr. Warren C. Fisher shoots the football team tor his pictorial memories of the glory of WSTC. Charles Laughton growls at the audience In one of the best convocations the college has seen in many years. Members of the faculty enjoy a delicious meal prepared for them and the athletes at the annual sports banquet. 2 Ju It Isn ' t every year that WSTC has a cham- pionship football team. When the college does, it is only fitting that the MINNEISKA be dedicated to the Coach. Coach Ed Schwager came to Whitewater In 1942 after teaching positions in Dodge- ville and Madison. While in Dodgeville, he had a championship football team In 1934, and shared in like honors at Madison in 1940. During the war, he was a physical education instructor at the Navy Preflight Training School at Iowa City, Iowa. Our Man-of-the-Year received his Bache- lor ' s degree from Whitewater and his Mast- er ' s from the University of Wisconsin. EDGAR H. SCHWAGER (8) I reside III The chief administrator of WSTC, President Robert C. Williams, has added a progressive note to the college, and had made it his business to know the problems of the college student. He has always been sincere and cheerfjl, even though he must carry the problems of the college faculty and students. Dr. Williams has served Whitewater as presi- dent since 1946. Previously he was Acting Presi- dent of Superior State Teachers College. He received his Bachelor ' s degree from Cen- tral College, Iowa, and his Master ' s and Doctoral degrees from the University of Iowa. ROBERT C. WILLIAMS, Ph. B., M. A., Ph. D. (9) DEAN OF INSTRUCTION Dean of Instruction, teacher of Educational Statistics and Registrar— tSese are the positions filled by Dr. Cord O. Wells. Dr. Wells came to Whitewater in 1933 as director of academic educa- tion and taught psychology. In his spare time he sponsored Kappa Delta Pi and a monthly bulletin entitled Secondary Education Problems. In 1943 he entered the Navy. Following his discharge in 1946 as a lieutenant com- mander, he returned to Whitewater and became Dean of Instruction and Registrar. Dr. Wells 13d his M. received his Bachelor ' s degree at the University of Kansas and . and Ph. D. at the University of Chicago. CORD O. WELLS, B. A., M. A., Ph. D. WHITEWATER REGENT HAROLD G. ANDERSEN, Board of Regents Mr. Harold G. Andersen is the Whitewater representative on the State Board of Regents. He has been a life-long resident of Whitewater, having received his education in the local schools and at the University of Wisconsin. He has worked earnestly on the behalf of the students to secure a better State Teachers College at Whitewater. (10) DEAN ' S OF MEN AND V OMEN Dr. Wynett ' ynett Barnett, energetic and amiable Dean of Women, watches over the gins on campus, teaches speech courses, and keeps close tabs on the college calendar. She has a friendly greeting for all and Is more than willing to help anyone with a prob- lem. In her spare time, she sponsors WSGA, and acts in an advisory capacity to the Student Council and Student Welfare Committee. ARNOLD J. LIEN, B. S., Ph. M. WYNETT BARNETT, B. S., M. A., Ph. D. ARNOLD J. LIEN, B. S., Ph. M. Mr. Arnold J. Lien, our congenial Dean of Men, Is the mainstay in the counsel- ing and information services provided by the college. In addition, he has charge of housing for men students, s ' udent employment, and serves In an advisory capacity io the Interfraternlty Council and Student Council. In the field of education, Mr. Lien teaches courses in Psychology, Educational Statistics, and Guidance (II Inpr MARIE T. BECKER, B.S., M.S., A.- MARIE S. BENSON, B.Ed., M.A., Commsr- cial Education CROMEL H. BIGELOW, M.E., M.A Director ci Academic Education Matherviatics FRANK C. BRAY, Ph.B., M.A., Ele- fe - mentary Education RICHARD J. BROWN, B.A., M.A. Social Studies Supervision It FRANKLIN F. BUSHMAN, PAUL A. CARLSON, Ph.B., JOSEPH J. CHOPP, B., B.S., M.A., Music Ph.N ' l OVer.tor of Commer- M.A., Biological Sciences Cial Education, Accounting ROBERT CLARK, B.A., M.A., Biological JANE E. CLEM, B.S., M.A., Comn clal Education CLAY J. DAGGEH, B.A., M.A., Education GERTRUDE DUBATS, B.Ed., M.A., Commercial Supervisor JACOB U. ELMER, B.S., M.A., History CATHERINE CROSSMAN, B.A., M.A., Art (13) EDITH ENNIS, B.S., M.A., Commercial Education JEAN FERGUSON, B.S., M.A., RfHi Grade Super- WARREN C. FISCHER, B.S., M.A., Geography CARROLL E. FLANAGAN, B.Ed., Ph.M.. Mathematics CORINNE E. FORSTER, B.S., English Supervisor MARY E. FRICKER, Home Economics THOMAS L GERBER, B.S., M.S., Mathematics (14] GWENDOLYN E. GIBBS, B.E., Ph.M., FLORENCE A. GOODHUE, B.S. M A ' ' ' ' Physical Education %- VIRGIL C. GRAHAM, B.A., M.A., Penmanshi, g r K ' ' SRANT, B.A., M.A., English ru ALYCE E. GREENE, B.S., Physical Educ:. 15) JAY M. GREENE, B.Ed., M.A., Com- mercial Education DAVID HEENAN, B.A., M.A., History JOHN A. HEIDE, B.A., M.A., English JAMES HELLIE, B.S. M. A., Economics History I V - • i HENRY G. LEE, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Economics JAMES KINCAID, B.A., M.A., Mu: ELDA KINCAID. B.A., Fourth Grade Sj- pervlsor REUBEN W. KLUMB, B.E„ Ph.M Psychology, Education HUGO E. LAHTI, B.S., M.E., Ch i- BERTHA M. LEFLER, B.A., M.A., Diploma de la Sorbonne. French, Spanish LLOYD E. LIEDTKE, B.Ed., M.A., Science MARY C. MADDEN, Second Grade Supervisor V. ■ : - ' g ARTHUR C. McGRAW, B.Ed., M.S., Principal of Elementary School, LEFT: CHARLES E. MORPHEW, B. Ed. M S Geography RIGHT: EDWARD J. MORGAN, B.E., Ph.M., History CHARLES F. NAGY, B.S., M.S., JOHN F. PAULEY, B.A., M.F.A. Commercial Education Ph.D., Drama, Speech Sp. ( 17) RUDOLPH W. PRUCHA, B.Ed. M.S., Physics ■ i ' - 5 ' Hirt DESSIE RATHER, B.S., M.A., Sixth Grade Super- DOROTHY REMP, B.Ed., M.A., Seventh Srada Supervisor GEORGE H. ROSEMAN, B.Ed., M.S., Science, Audio-Visual Education ISAAC W. SCHAFFER, B.S., Principal of College High School, Physical Education GORDON S. SKINNER, B.A., M.A., JEANE M. SWORD, B.Ed., Kinder- CRAWFORD B. THAYER, A.B., Economics, History garten Supervisor M.A., M.A., English, Publicity MARIE C. THOMPSON, B.Ed., M.A., Third Grade Supervisor CLARA L. TUTT, B.Ed., M.S., Educatio J. T. von TREBRA, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Social Science g ROBERT G. WEIGANDT, B.S., M.S., Phys- ical Education CHARLES H. WELLERS, B.Ed., Manual J. DELORES WHITLATCH, B.S., M.A., ADOLPH Eirst Grade Supervisoi (19) WINTHER, B.A., Ph.M., Ph.D., Director of Training School oLloFariand, and 1 1 ' I cLinlenance S tajrf UPPER LEFT- Mrs. Margaret Rinn and Mrs. Hazel Fowler. UPPER RIGHT: M and Miss Maeta Lewerenz. CENTER: Miss Miriam Rape, R. N We ' ner. Dorothy Mark and Mrs. Ann Dahle. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman d Mr. Stephen Ambrose, M.D. LOWER RIGHT: Miss Dorfs Knudson and Miss Olive (22) ,. d. ' ..: - f: Seniors! Seniors The Chi Del+s didn ' t have a joker among The Thetas aimed to win from Eau Clafi them. They were all regular cards. In the annual Homecoming game. The Klumb Girl, Beverly Jones, road in cle for the parade. (24) While Doug Poulter directs, Phillip Mont- Marquet+e announces for the production ot Whitewater State Teachers College — ON THE AIR. Engineer Frank Rymer and Mar- garet Crichton, copy writer, watch the pro- ceedings. The religious groups had floats for the Homecoming parade synonomous with church themes. The Alpha booth made money for the girls at the annual Fun Festival sponsored by the Commercial Club. J Early in 1 annual He ODieconimci le month of October, campus organizations began preparations -for necoming events. A casual glance would tell one that these organiza- tions were working on skits, floats and house decorations. Friday evening. October 29, skit night was held in the auditorium with many groups giving their interpretations of the coming Saturday ' s festivities. Following this, a bonfire was lighted at the lower end of Hamilton Field, with traditional cere- monies. After this, the college students and faculty dispersed. Saturday morning it rained, but it did not affect the day ' s activities. The parade, - ' Ith a few inconsequential delays, went off without a hitch. First prizes were awarded 1c Phi Sigma Epsilon, Tri Sigma, and Alpha Sigma. The Sigma Tau Gamma house dec- orations won In Its division. In the afternoon, with accompanying blaring of the band, the football game between WSTC and Eau Claire got under way. During half time, Queen-fo ed roses. -the-Day, Joan Swan, was presented with a bouquet Following the 5nded another ' s Homecoming c( was held in the Domestic Science Re TOP: King Dean Dextei BOTTOM: Court of Hoi Donna Christenson, Jean Longley d Queen Joan Swan lead the Homecoming Parade, left to right: Jo Ann Grube, Mildred Brown, Beverly Jones, and Queen Joan Swa.i. (26) • tM : M M ' 7i s r!iii_:3s x tl % yiXimw ' •T 5PH ?t ' trt WERE GUNNING FOR I ■j - : j ' ' Ar-g yles iif ii tirii r ' BMliiMl Reading Clockwise: Tri Sigma Sailors: The Cheering Section: Alpha ' s Pirates: Sigma Tau House: Band and Formation; Phi Sigma Tank; Theta Bowling Alley. Center: Phi Sigma House (27) UPPER: Delta Float Hats W to the Team, Queen Joan Swan beams for the occasion, The Cheerleaders led us all in a school yell. LOWER: Joan taersek pertorms tor skit night, The band led the Homecoming parade, Freshmen collected kindling just for the blaze. w Mercier Is the local organization of the national Newman Club Federation for Catholic students. Meetings during the past year, held in the Men ' s Lounge, were usually talks of pertinent interest to Catho- lic students. One of the favorite subjects was ons that is also vita! — marriage. During the yoar, delegates were sent to regional and provincial conventions. One of these was concerned primarily with affairs in South America, and was held in Milwaukee. Franz Ruckert, German ex- change student, was one of the delegates and returned v ith many interesting ideas which he related to members of the group. Mercier seniors participated in one of the more Important church services when the annual Baccalaureate service was held June 3. They received communion in a group and then had breakfast served to them in the Domestic Science Rooms at the colbge. Officers for the year were President Detty Pra.lat, Vlce-Presldsnt Bob Daniels, Secretary Do.othy McKewan, and Treasurer Doris Mc- Carthy. Mrs. Mary Fricker, the faculty sponsor, was assls ' rod by tha Reverend Mr. Thomas F. Berry. TOP. lefl tc right: B ob Daniels BOTTOM, F hh Row Anito Go Cower, Co ol Ulwel ing, Dolore Fohey. Th, d Row.- Lalito Cap Gen Noull Alice McGorty, Pa Eumce DeF ante, Jean Daly. Ru Murphy, La urie Stan n. Ruth Se (29) Buiher, Bob Doniels. Fourth Row; Soro k, Chorlene lejeck, Pat Frank , Kothlee on, Glorio Daniels. Morionn Colburn jCS The Lutheran Students Association he Its Whitewater regional convention at Whitewater on the weekend of November 10-12. Among he speakers were Drs. Joseph S.ttler and C. Un.hau Wolf of the Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary, and Dr. Morris Wee, President of Carthage College, Joan Ruchmer was elected Vice-President of the hub-region and Mary Ann Froemming, the secretary of the Madison area. LSA sponsored cost suppers on the third Wednesday evening of every month. The suppers, prepared by the students, were followed by meetings. Meetings were also held every second week. On the first and fourth Wednesdays, Bible Study Periods, led by students, were held. Miss Marie Benson and Mr. Franklin Bushman, the faculty sponsors, were aided by the Rev nd Mr Subv Third Row, left Johnson, Barbara J Klug, Sylvia Olsen, CORD riAin HifiBipp A Ffpp ([) 7m ■ Benson, Reverend Mr. Irving Suby, Veryl Little, Naomi Vaughn, Marilyn Rollefson, Louise Thompson Dorothy ohnson, DuWayne Sheldon. Second Row: Dawn Kloften, Carol Kraus, Lavon Helntileman, Ervin Zuehike, Eugene Strand, Daniel Charlene Lejack. First Row: Mary Froemming, Delores Helgeson, Doris Gregory, Edith Auby, Juanita Hudson, Betty Jordalen. 3ht: Mi 30) JISCS The Lutheran Society for Christian Service is a young people ' s organization for German, Norwegian, and all Lutheran students. Meetings are 1 every second and fourth Wednesday evenings. A stimulating discussion is hsid during the first meeting; the second meeting (j usually a social. Second Row, left to right: Don Soucie, Glenn Detro, Len Damert, Earl Hoff- mann, Bob Barti. First Row: June Passer, Carol Thoisen, Jeannlne DIx, Donna Sime, Shirley Stuckey, Dorothy Glese. S croobi ■ ' What ' s your name? was the most frequent question asked at the qet acquainted party given tor the Congregational students by Scrooby. Join- ing the ranks of the group this season were many freshmen and transfer students. At Starin Park, members of Scrooby gathered for their picnics and wiener roasts, completed by singing and gamas. During the year, they also gathered with Wesley for joint activities which included a hayride, candy-making parties, and group discussions. In May, the annual banquet was held in honor of the seniors. Much of the credit for the successful year can be attributed to the work of the officers of the group. They were President Phyllis Larson, Vice-Presi- dent Earl Weideman, Secretary Arlene Stowell, and Treasurer Ray Emier. Supervising the group were Miss Florence Goodhue, faculty advisor, and the Reverend Mr. Robert Bench. We.Lj Wesley ' s fall activities started with a party for all Methodist students. The big event following this was a banquet for Methodist faculty and students. About 70 took part in this fellowship and good food. On a cold rainy night, Scrooby and Wesley students held a hay ride. Two wagons were filled with singing students, but after a short time the weather forced them back to the Congregational Church for square dancing, hot chocolate, and rolls. On January 17, Wesley students met with other religious groups from the college in a joint service. After a short worship service, they were shown the movie CROSSROADS. During Lent, Wesley sponsored a worship service and fellowship breakfast on Wednesday mornings. The year ' s activities were brought to a close with a picnic in May in the City Park. Officers during the year were President Jean Longley, Vice-President Ester Everson, and Secretary-Treasurer Lois Giles. Mr. Charles Mor- phew, the faculty advisor, was aided by the Reverend Mr. David John- son. Fourth Row, left to right: Bruce Cox, Ervin Horning, Donovan Christiansen, Bob Sager, Pearl Heln, Olive Sprecher, Reverend Mr. David Johnson, Mr. Charles Morphew. Third Row: Doris Peterson, Vincent Pollock, Carol Bigelow, Carol Kennedy, Beverly Smith, Joan Longmore, DeEtte Mayenschein. Second Row: Lois Giles, Leota Hedding, Joan Lawrence, Lois Belk, Betty Giles, Susan Schmerse, Joyce Behnke. First Row: Marian Hopkins, Jennie Rob- erts, Jean Longley, Georgia Meyer, Lois Harvey. (33) C€ The meeting will please come to order. Sound tamiiiar? Well, if might If you happened to drop in at the high school study hall the third hour on the -fourth Tuesday ot the month, when President Ronald Youngs opened the meetings of the Association of Childhood Education. It Is composed of the college students throughout the United States Interested In elementary teaching. Because of the willingness to cooperate in school functions, hard working ACE members planned and decorated a fl Dat for the Homecoming parade. The float depicted a typical hillbilly family with the ■ ■ - ' ' Officer for the year were Pr t-rank. The faculty advisor for the ' Put Them In Thar Place. ' -ident Ronald Youngs, Vice-Preside oup was Dr. Adolph I. WInther. DjvIs and Jack Forrest, Secretary Jean Richter, and Treasurer Pat Fourfh Row, left to right: Sonia Ellefson, Carol Thorsen, Lois Harvey, Col- leen Murpl., Patricia Potter, Sylvia Olsen. Third Row: Alice Kunz, Kate Roemer, BeHy Freedy, Gertrude Fox, Marge DInse. Marilyn Meyer. Second Row: Donna Stanton, Mary Babcock, Pat Frank, Dawn Klofton, Joan Davis. First Row: June O ' Brien, Sue Baptist, Jeanette Wald, Barbara Lolselle. (34) • (35) ( oni neicial L iub Under the able guidance of Mr. Charles F. Nagy, the Commer- cial Club began its year ' s activities with a bang-up membership campaign. Approximately 100 commercial students formed the original group by the end of September. The big event of the year, the Fun Festival, was held in Hamilton Gym in November. Soon aftir the basketball season started, the Commercial Club sponsored ar all-school dance after one of the games. In spring, a party was held at City Park for all members. Officers for the year were President Ed Ritter, Vice-President, Richard Kunze, Secretary Mary Weber, and Treasurer, Floyd Bren- Nagy; Pres;dent, Ed Rit TOP, left to right: Advisor, Mr. Weber, Treosurer, Floyd Brenh. BOTTOM, Second Row, left to right: Roy Winorskl, DuV oyne Sheldon, James Perry, Horold Koeding, Leonord Prahl, Daniel Phillips, Donn Nelson, Walter Coldwell, Albert Vender Hoeghen, Robert Stieber. first Row: Morgoret Froedrich, Jeannine Dix, Joonne Anneor, Delores Helgeson, Shirley Stuckey, Dolores Tomczok, Phyllis (36) UPPED LEFT. Third Row. left to right: Morion McHenry, Lovon Heinzelmonn, Fronces Heintz, Marion Bodendein, Beverly Hockett, Ruth Severson, Madeline Taylor, Joyce Schlesner, Joyce Rohde, Morion Axtell, Anne Zeman, Betty Prollot, Morjorie Poppe. Second Row: Betty Kundert, Jeannette Flanagan, Betty Borfknecht, Dorothy Giese, Carolyn Mereness, Sylvia Olson, Doris Hoernke. First Row: Thomas McDonough, Robert Germer. Clorence Hommorlund, William McBride, Robert Wegenke, Ervin Horning, Charles W. Ebert. UPPER RIGHT: The Chi Delfs ' Ring to Win. ' LOWER RIGHT: The Dello s Douse (37) student K ouncit The Student Council marked Its third success-ful year of operation at WSTC. It began the year by guiding the social activities of the in- coming students during Freshmen week and all of the members were kept busy helping them through their first week. It co-sponsored a num- ber o dances during the year. In May, the council arranged an all school picnic called PDQ (Play Day, Quakers). Officers during the year were President Fred Bertolaet, Vice- President Ronnis Youngs, Secretary Ida Marshall, and Treasurer Joan Frederlxon. Faculty advisors were Dr. Wynett Barnett, Mr. Arnold J. Lien, and Miss Miriam Rape. TOP, Second Row, left to right: Dr. WyneH Barnett, Mr. Arnold J. Lion, Miss Miriam Pape. First Row: Ida Marshall, Fred Bertolaet, Joan Frederli-on. BOTTOM, Second Row, left to right: Joan Frederlxon, Marcia Bloom, Sylvia Wright, Joyce Richter, Ida Marshall. First Row: Fred Bertolaet, Jack Dwyer, Jerry Lehmann, Floyd Brenholt. keta .. ipka j- hi One of the more recently organized groups on the campus, Theta Alpha Phi is a national honorary fraternity for dramatics achievement. The organization brought together all those Thespians who had fulfilled advance requirements in the field of dramatics. Eligibility for admis- sion to the group is determined by activity in acting, play directing, and working on stage crews. It is an honor which most Thespians strove to achieve. Officers for the year were President Tom Tulloch, Vice-President Phillip MontMarquette, Secretary Darlyne Adelman, and Treasurer Don Hinz. The faculty advisor was Dr. John F. Pauley. Third Row, left to right: Di quette. Second Row: Gen h Jack Burant. First Row: Be ' Don Piper. John F. Pauley, Tom Tulloch, Phillip MontMar- lult, Marion McHenry, Jo Taylor, Fred Bertolaet, irly Scobie, Don Hinz, Carol Rood, Bob Sager, 139) Dk tedpiand iiWorL anJ PLj ProJuctic Peterson, Potr . Patricia Holl Terland, Joyce Schlesner, Joyce Rohde, Marion McHenry, Doreen Robrson, Care iret Horn, Carol Andersen, Darlyne Adelman, Nonet Moldenhouer, Anne Zema n Marquette, Donald Hinr, Ih.rd Row: Beverl Scobie, Second Row; Dr. John F. Pauley, Beverly Jon s, Carol ess. f.rst Row: Betty Barkenhagen, Jeonnine Sluessey, (40) :jk edp lanS Down right, enunciate, lights, and sound effects were only a few of the connmands given to the Thespians by Dramatics Director Dr. John F. Pauley while the group prepared plays for classroom or general production. In January, Thornton Wilder ' s Our Town , distinguished by its use of the bare stage, led the year ' s parade of plays. Its unusu- ally large cast of 38 provided opportunity for many new Thespians to display their talents. Angel Street by Patrick Hamilton, produced in April, was the second three-act of the year and scored another marked success. In addition to these major productions, over thirty one-act plays were directed and produced by the members of the group, and several dramatic recitals sparked the below-stairs meetings. Two of these productions were the presentation of Don Piper ' s Pyramis and Thisbe to the Emerson Club, Bob Sager and Doug Poulten ' s Moonshine at the Lion ' s Club and Community Theater. During the second semester members wrote and directed their own plays. Others in the group participated in the Little Theater in Whitewater. The Thespians did not, however, restrict their activity to the boards. They supported the WSTC Radio Program from the outset, and presented their interpretations of plays over the radio. Leaders of the year ' s group were President Tom Tulloch, Vice- President Phillip MontMarquette, Secretary Darlyne Adolman, and Treasurer Don HInz. The faculty sponsor was Dr. John F. Pauley. r i appa Ujetta Wisconsin Epsilon of Pi Kapoa Delta was organized in 1943. The fraternity, in addition to recruiting student participants for debates and oratory and awarding that participation with membership in Pi Kappa Delta, sponsored an invitational debate tournament in December. This was the first tourney held in Whitewater since their discontinuance during the war. For the first time sine tournament, which was held in Stillwater, Oklahoma, during the Easter vacation. 1947, Whitewater was represented at the national PKD Increasing attention to speech work in the public schools means that college graduates who have achieved PKD membership, because of their debate and oratory achievements, increase their bargaining power for teaching positions. Officers for 1950-51 were President William Paton, Vice-President James Moldenhauer, Secretary David Vignali, and Treasurer Margaret Crichton. Dr. J. T. von Trebra was the faculty sponsor. Second Row, left to right: Fred Bertolaet, James Moldenhauer, David Vig- nali, Dr. J. T. von Trebra. First Row: Margaret Crichton, Bill Paton, JoAnne Davis. (42) 3 orendicd Students interested In forensics entered nnany fields of work this past year. They participated in debate, oratory, discussion, radio newscast- ing, and student government. During the year, 13 WSTC debaters part- icipated in 49 inter-collegiate debates, attending tourneys at Normal, Illinois; Stillwater, Oklahoma; Whitewater, Milwaukee, and Madison. At the Normal, Illinois, tournament, where 330 students from 55 col- leges participated. Bill Paton and Fred Bertolaet won four of fheir five debates. Earlier in the year, they won four out of four debates. In other forensic activities, Eva Grahamer, German exchange stu- dent, won outstanding recognition at the Normal, Illinois, tourney where she received two excellents and one good for her original oration. Other tourneys held were the Thespian Oratory contest at Whitewater Dec- ember 8, the Delta Sigma Rho contest at Madison March 9-10, the Wisconsin North Western Oratorical League contest March 16, the Milwaukee Tournament jf Oratory April 27, and the Student United Nations Conference held at Madison May I 1-13. The faculty sponsors of forensic activities were Dr. J. T. von Trebra and Dr. John F. Pauley. TOP, Third Row, left to right: Milton Dyer, Tom Tulloch, Ernie Niel- sen, Dr. John F. Pauley. Second Row: Eva Grahamer, Paulin3 Bent, JoAnne Davis, James Moldenhauer. First Row: William Hemlock, Phillip MontMarquette, Bob Koepsel, Bob Sager. BOTTOM, Third Row: Joe St. Thomas, James Moldenhauer, Dr. J. T. von Trebra. Second Row: David Vignali, Richard Pooch, Marion McHenry, Johanna Holford, Carol Thorsen. First Row: Ray Russell, William Paton, Fred Bertolaet, Floyd Brenholt, Dorothy EKvood. Not pictured: Ken Elwood. (43) apjja sJjelta f- i Kappa Delta ' •he national honorary fraternity tor academic students in teachers ' colleges and universities. Officers during the year were Prasident Clifford Noll, Vice-President William Paton, Secretary Nancy Miller and Treasurer Bob Andreoli advisor was Mr. Reuben W. Klumb. The faculty LEFT, Second Row, left to right: Fred Bertolaet, Robert Andreoli, Clifford Noll. First Row: Bill Paton, Marcia Klumb. RIGHT, Second Row: Phillip Mont Marquette, Robert Sager, Patricia Sommers Potter, Betty Spies, Al Edward Zahn. First Row: Donald Hinz, Lois Blink, Geraldine Watson, Lois Giles, Jo Ann Grube, Robert Pcliin. y Mueller, Mr. drey Watson, Ea (441 K meaa f- l The major project of the year for Pi Omega Pi, national honorary scholastic fraternity for commerclc llrectory. With the cooperation and participation of the members, the job became a profitable one. Nancy Schweiger, as Pi ' s representative, attended the national Pi Omega Pi and National Business Teache nas vacations. students, was the publication of fhe student Conventions in Cleveland ng Christ- While there, she and the other delegates voted on new and old rules, amended the stand- ing constitution and elected new officers. Activities during the year included the spring banquet for newly initiated members and actives, social hours, and the regular and all-present business meetings. Meetings were usually de- voted to educational matters throughout the year. Officers were President DuWayne Sheldon, Vice-President M a x 1 n e Schroeder, Treasurer Claudine Winnie, Secretary Joyce Rohde, and Historian Nancy Schweiger. Mr. Paul A. Carl- son was the faculty advisor. r iird Row, left lo right: DuWo- berg, Joyce Bortelt, Joyce Ho Giese, Virginia Kagel, Dorothy I Ritter. Glenn Davis, Mr. Paul A Second Row. Mory Bodendein, John Hagen, Dorot Claudine Winnie, Moxine Schroeder. first Row: Edwo rlson, Nancy Schweiger, Harold Silker, Joyce Rohde. (45) iKad ' u After ar absence of 12 years from WSTC, Whitewater again has a radio program emanating from WCLO, Janesville, Wisconsin. Producers of the shows were Robert Koepsel and Doug Poulter. Continuity was under tha direction of James Moldenhauer, while announcing was handled by Phillip MontMarquette. Dr. John F. Pauley was the faculty advisor in charge cf productions and Mr. Crawford B. Thayer took charge of writing and editing. TOP, left to right: Douglas Poulter, Bob Koepsel. BOTTOM, Third Row: Phillip MontMarquette, Bob Koepsel, Mr. Crawford 8. Thayer, John Stine. Second Row: Frank Rhymer, Margaret Crichton, James Moldenhauer. First Row: Bill McBride, Marion McHenry, Marianne Dill, Joan Sladek, Ray Buckley, !46) WL ltewat( ewaler Wits UPPER LEFT; standing, left to right: James Moldenhai Mr. Crawford B. Thayer, John Stine, Bob Koepsel. Seated: garet Crichton, Carol Rood, Nancy Miller, Helen Ho ' CENTER: Bob Koepsel, Helen Howe, James Moldenhaue Mrs. H. Emier, H. Ray Emier, Miss Clara Tutt. LOWER: ley, Mrs. Venetta Houghton, Mrs. Marian Essock, Mrs. Mr. Crawford B. Thayer, John Stine, Carol Rood. er, H. Ray Emier. Eddie Pugh, Mar- e, Sue Koepsel. Eva Grahamer, rs. Beulah Charm- ary Zimmerman, We wrote. We talked. We criticized. We drank coffee. We m3t at Thayer ' s, or We met at the Swing Inn We all crowded into l-C College Green, We learned about the CHOCOLATE MILK COW, We were told that you had to write all the time to get anywhere with it. We drank more coffee and discussed double sestina, short stories, poems, radio plays, V e created because we enjoyed it, We were the Whitewater Wits! TOP: Edl+or-ln-chief Robert Stieber Inspecting pictures. BOTTOM: Advisor Mr. Crawford B. Thayer and Business Manager Joyce Rohde balance the books. innpiS ha n and the Minneiska staff found it was time to i production. The year was taken up with ng them, getting copy written, and keeping Fall rolled around too soo start work on another annu scheduling pictures and taki the ball rolling smoothly. Credit for this year ' s book can be given to the work of Editor-in-Chief Robert Stieber, Associate Ed ' tor James Moldenhauer, Business Manager Joyce Rohde, Photographers Bill Ogden and Lloyd Nelson, Art Staff Bob Andreoli, Joyce Harder, and Carol Krause, and all those who wrote copy and typed. The advisor was Mr. Crawford Beecher Thayer. (48) ■ lA UPPER LEFT: Associate Editor James Moldenhauer and Mr. G Paul Grant confer on copy for the MINNEISKA. CENTER: Lloyd Nelson makes an enlargement. UPPER RIGHT: Bill Ogden develops a picture. LOWER LEFT, standing left to right: Betty Kundert, Carolyn Mereness, Madeline Taylor, Colleen Murphy, Gerry Broeren, Shirley Essen- macher. Seated: Ruth Severson, Maxine Schroeder Elaine Cates LOWER RIGHT: Staff Artists Bob Andreoli, Carol Kraus, Joyce Harder! l oiial - urple A ' l-American was the goal set by the Royal Purple staff for the year ' s publications as the papers began to roll out ot RP room late In September. The staff was out for better gains with last year ' s First Class tacked up neatly on their bulletin board. Meetings were held each Tuesday to make assignments for the coming paper and constructively criticize the latest edition. Striving for better and faster coverage of news, Mr. Crawford Beecher Thayer kept a needle in the staff to keep them hep to the news. The social event of the year was the annual Royal Purple Banquet held April 24 at the Congregational Church, when announcement was made of the coming year ' s staff. Staff members the first semester were Editor-in-Chief Janice Topel, Associate Editor Eddy Pugh, Managing Editor Shirley Essen- macher. News Editor Ken Steadman, Feature Editor Margaret Crich- ton. Sports Editor Tom Tulloch, Business Manager Ray Emier, and Cir- culation Manager Marlon Bodendein. During the second semester, the loss of some of the members resulted in the appointment of Society Editor Sylvia Wright, Assistant Business Manager Marion Bodendein, and Circulation Manager Mary Lou Schmitz. The faculty advisor was Mr. Thayer. Top, left to right: Managing Editor, Shirley Essenmocher; Editor, Janice Topel; Associote Editor, Irving Pugh. BOTTOM: Poge Editor, Margaret Chrichton; Society Editor, Morgoret Froedrich; Phologrophers, Bill Ogden and Lloyd Nelson; News Editor, Kenneth Steadman. (50) UPPER LEFT, left to right: Mary Bodendein. Donna Sime, Howard Emier. Chorles Block Potrlcio Abraham, Mary Schmitz. UPPER RIGHT: Howord EmIer, Thomas Tulloch, Morgore iWrgoret Crlchton. Marion Bodendein, Kenneth Steodman. tOWER RIGHT, Second Donald Piper, Leo Hiltiker, Floyd Brenholt, DuWoyne Sheldon, Gerrie Bi er, RoDert Stieber. first Row: Corol Thorson, SyUio Wright, JoAnn Grube. Fpbie i ifJ Treble Clef provided an opportunity to sing for enjoyment 42 women led by Mr. James Kincaid, choral director, and was noon in the music room. to learn and appreciate all types of music. The group was composed of lied by Helen Greenwood. Rehearsals were held each Tuesday after- The Treble Clef and the College Choi April I I, the group, in combination with th combined this year to present Handel ' s The Messiah , in the first appearance of the group. On choir, participated in a choral concert given in the college auditorium. Patricia Sommers Potter. Third Row, left to right; Patti Davies, Alice Kunz, Mary Baird, Dorothy Haase. Edith Auby, Ann Zeman, Anita Weier, Sylvia Olson. Second Row: Mary Babcocit, Ruth Barnes, Pat Frank, Patricia Potter, Ruth Mc- Kenzie, Frances Heintz, Marion Axtell, Anita Gajewski, Donna Stanton. First Row: Peggy Clark, Lolita Capaccioli, Mary Meythaler, Elinor Sherwood, Lois Hartman Jeannette Wald, Jeanine Dix, Helen Green- wood. (52) m« ' . Ck lorud Every Wednesday evening, Men ' s Chorus met under the direction of Mr. James Kincaid. The men who turned out for Chorus learned funda mentals of music while singing for pleasure. Second Row, leff to right: Mr. James Kincaid, Geno Rinaldi, Ralph Soetz, Robert Mathie, John Fassbinder, James Perry. First Row: Gilbert Glumm, Robert Germer, Charles Engle, Richard Rasmussen, Bill Bertram. - ( anneiia a voir The A Cappella Choir, a group o 70 voices, under the direction of Mr. James Kincaid, did much to add to the prestige of our college this year. One of its main projcets was the presentation of Handel ' s The Messiah at Christmas in collabora- tion with the Whitewater Civic Chorus and the College Treble Clef. The guest soloists for this performance were Soprano Alice Shad, Contralto LaVerne Burns, Tenor Maxwell Wilson, Baritone Harry Swanson, Organist Frederick Swann, and Pianist Charles Peck. On March 18, the choir presented a half-hour p.-ogram over station WTMJ in Milwaukee. The Pate Oil Com- pany sponsored the broadcast. The annual spring concert was given on April band, presented a program as part of senior activ companist. and during the first week of May, the choir, togethe nonth. For all of these performances, Helen Green Ith the concert 3d was the ac- Cfficers for the year were President Robert Sager, Vice Publicity Chairman Malcolm Young, and Librarians Betty Spii sident Marian Quant, Business Manager Rodney Johns- nd Joyce Harder. il Q ' o 1 o (54) (combine ( horud f- reSents l lHe56lak (jSand Any Wednesday or Friday at one o ' clock, if you were near the auditorium, you could hear band music or the tuning ot instruments. And you were right in your assumption that it was tiie WSTC Concert Band getting ready for one of their concerts. Besides these rehearsals, they also found time after school and during the evenings for sectionals and marching drills. The entire band added pep to the football season with their ex- hibitions between halves and before the games. Not content to be the booster at the home games, they accompanied the team to Stevens Point, where both were a credit to the college. The football season reached a climax at Homecoming. The night of the pep rally, the band furnished music between skits and at the bonfire. On the Big Day, they led the parade and played at the gams, emphasizing th? them? of Homecoming Memories. BAND OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Second Row, left to Joe Braun. First Row ight: George Vergenz, Mr. Franklin F. Bushma ; Ann Zeman, Joan Smith, Claudine Winnie. A selected pep band, directed by Ronnie Youngs, was an important part ot the pep rallies and basketball ga slant on Tiger Rag. The band was also heard on Sunday afternoons over WCLO when Ihe college of the year for all band men Two concerts, the big affaii aver Dam. loers, v ere presented, o.ie presented its March 8 for the college nas, jived up by the Bertram sdio programs. and the second March 20 at The band director, Mr. Franklir Ung group of 34 to 65 me by Drum Major Ronald Youngs F. Bushman, has been with the college for the past four years. He has bu ' lt the starting group of 34 to 65 members, and has added such instruments as the oboe and bass clarinet for tonal balanc (56) instrumentation . Mr. Bushman from a assisted (57) ( oiieae J ( oiide Anyone who approached 300 Center Street was Immediately aware of the activity going on. Yes — it was the College House Dormitory. The girls had much fun, for they carried on song tests, card parties, and private dances in their rumpus room. At Christmas they had a trad- itional dinner with all the trimmings — a very green tree and a very red Santa. For activities, the girls put up a 30-foot house decoration for Home- coming, with the title, We ' ll Devour Eau Claire. They also participated In intramural sports with basket- and volley-ball teams. The 40 girls living at the house worked and lived as an organization and elected President Theda Schwitters, Vice-President Alice Mueller, and Secretary-Treasurer Florence Baurlchter to key offices. All In all, the girls typified college life. UPPER an. Third Row, left to right; Rosemary Horringlon, Jeon Horringson, Dorolliy Keily. Second Row. Ethyin Toggort, Morion Cnore, Thedo Schwitters. f.rsi Row; Helen Tho-npson Florence Bouri hter, Borboro Loiselle. UPPER RIGHT, Second Row; Charlotte Kincoid,, Lorraine Atcherson. Carolyn Kennedy, A. ice Mueller, Electa Pohle. f.rsf Row: Helen Greenwood, Shirley Rybko, Foye Johnson, Virginia Matasek, Audrey Gerth. UFT. Second Row, left to , ' ,• Carol Thorsen. RIGHT, Second Do Corol Ulwelling. W SQ Every girl, upon entering Whitewater, has the opportunity ot exercising her democratic rights as a member of the Women ' s Selt-Soverning As- socation. The council, composed of the officers and representatives of each department, is elected by the girls at large. It draws up all the rules and regulations regarding housing, hours, and matters pertinent to living conditions for the women, in addition to promoting unity and deeper interest among them. Doreen Robison, chairman of this year ' s Big Sister Movement , helped organize freshmen girls ' activities, the first being a Little Sister Picnic the first Tuesday of the semester. With the old idea of rise and shine , the girls held a January breakfast at the College House, and in February held fheir fourth annual women ' s dinner at the Methodist church. In March, a convocation entitled YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD was presented especially for the freshmen. This year marked the beginning of a series of ABC coffee hours on Thursday after- noons during February and March for both stu- dents and faculty and staff members. The State WSGA Convention was held at Milwaukee to discuss the theme, Improving Human Relations on the Campus, in February. Delegates to the convention were Doreen Robi- son, Joan Sladek, Laurie Stann, JeanneHe Flan- agan, Carol Ward, and Alic3 McSarty. Officers for the year were President, first semester Kay Swann and second semester Doreen Robison, Secretary Betty Spies, Trea- surer Alice McSarty. and Royal Purple Reporter Dorothy McKewan. Dr. Wynett Barne+t served as faculty advisor. Second Row, left to right: Elaine Cates, Alice McGarty, Laurie Stann, Dore-n Robison. First Row: Jeanette Flanagan, Leota Hedding, Carol Ward. Pat Hoilihan. UPPER LEFT: The WSGA Convocation, Your Best Foot Forward. UPPER RIGHT: Bill Paton talks to a group of debaters. LOWER LEFT: Pledges Ernie fllelsen and Steve Tuska guard the campus. CENTER: The Phi SIg Fun Festival Booth. LOWER RIGHT: Can you find yourself on the picture? CLASSrs ' Girls lined up for the fiouroscopic tests given by the State of Wisconsin to determine whether one has tuberculosis or not. Campus scene, with Art Hill, Noncy Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson. (Pretty good looking girls, don ' t you think.) Enjoying a coke at the Goal Post seems to be the major occupation of most of the stu- dents. (64) Choir met on Wednesdays and Fridays to sing, nd have fun while doing it. Preparation was made 3r special concerts throughout the year. The Band, under the direction of Mr. Franklin F. Bushman, played the Alma Mater for convocations. Applause was given because the music merited it. At the end of the day, classes were dismissed and students straggled home to study and prepare for the next day, or raced to the Goal for a cup of coffee and a cigarette. Senior i lc ass College days were nearly over for the Seniors as 146 rrooped back to Whitewater in September. The year was taken up with prac- tice teaching, extra duties, fittings for caps and gowns, and the culmination of four years ' work with Senior Week. With the playing of Pomp and Circumstance, another class finished their Whitewater education and made room for the incom- ino Juniors. Left to right: President Charles Ebert, Treasurer Nancy Schweiger, Advisor Dr. Henry G. Lee, Secretary Muriel E. Johnson, Vice-President (66) ADEIMAN. DARIYNE C.E.. 1, 2, 3, ANDERSEN, CAROL, Rac:ne OERSON, HENRY D., Un ic; Intramural Sports, 3, Thespians, 2, 3, 4 (Secre- tory); Theta Alpha Phi, 4 (Secretary); Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 W.S-G-A., 1; Atpho Sigma ANDREOLI, ROBERT, Ken- AXTELl, MARION, Salem, Wis- BARFKNECHT, BETTY, Lake Intramural Sports; College ' ; Commercial Club, 1, 4; cal; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League; Minneiska, Zeto Eta Theta Commerciol Club, 1, 4, A 3, 4 (Art Editor); Kappa C a p p e I I o, 1, 2, 3, 4; Delta Pi (Treasurer); Soph- Scrooby, 1, 2; Student omore Class Vice-President; Council, 3; W.S.G.A., 3 Council, 4; Sigma Sigm Sigma (Corresponding Sei BARTZ, ROBERT L,, Wilton, BECKER, HAROLD D., LoVolle, BEHMKE, LORRAINE, Cudohy C.S., 2, 3, 4; Commerciol C.S.; Commercial Club Mercier, 1, 2, 3, 4; Commer Club 4; Phi Sigmo Epsilon ciol Club. 2, 3, 4; Royol (Secretory) Purple, 2, 3, 4; Hjmecom- BEHRENDT, GEORGE. Mori- BELZER, CAROLE, Sturtevonl, BERGIUND. ALIEN R., North Commer- Wlsconsfn, Prlmory; A.C.E.; Prairie, Wisconsin, Element. r, 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians; Independent Wo- ory; football, 1, 2; Sigma Club, 2, 3, 4; men : President) Tau Gamma BROWN, LYIE, BUSHER, ROBERT E., Delavan, CALDWELL, WALTER D., Club 4, Inter-) ternity Council, 4; Phi Sigma Epsilon (Vice-President) CARTER, CHARLES, Peolone, CHAMBERLAIN, RICHARD, CHIAVEROTTI, EVELYN B„ Illinois, Commerciol; Com- Whitewater, Wisconsin, Milwoukee, Wisconsin, Ele- merciol Club,- Bond, 1, 2, 3, Commerciol; Bond I, 2, 3, memory, A.C.E., Mercier; 4; Scrooby, 4; Chi Delta Rho 4; Sigmo Tou Gamma Freshmon Counselor, 4; Sig- ma Sigma Sigma CHRISTIANSEN, menlory, Wesley; A.C.E, 2, 3, 4; A Cappello, 1 E CLARK, MARGARET E., Modi- DAMERT, LEONARD P.. son, Wisconsin, Primory; ville, Wisconsin, Rurc Scrooby, 2, 3, 4: Wesley, 1; mo Tou Gamma W,A.A. 2, 3, 4; A.C.E., 2, 3, 4; Treble Clef, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Sigma Sigmo (Sec- Delta Sigmo Epsilon (Ser- geant-ot-Arms) (69) DANIELS, ROBERT A., Beaver DAVIES, PATTI M., Wales, DAVIS, GLENN P., Hoyward, Dam, Wisconsin, Commer- Wisconsin, Primary, A.C.E., Wisconsin, Commercial, cial; Mercier, 2, 3, 4 (Vice- 1, 2, 3, 4, Scrooby, 4; Commerclol Club, 4, Dro- President); Tennis, 2, 3, 4, Treble Clef, 1, 4, Delia matics, 2, Royal Purple, 3, Intramural Sports; W Club, Sigma Epsilon Pi Omego Pi, 3, 4 iPres- 3, 4; Sigma Tau Gamma identj DAY, DUANE, Rhinelonder, DEFFKE, DORIS. Brillion, Wis- DUERST, DONALD R., White tromurol Sports; Commercial Clef, 1, 2; A Cappello, 1; cial; Football, 1; Basketball, Club 3; Phi Sigmo Epsilon Who ' s Who, 4; Pi Omega 1; Intramural Sports; Band, (Pledgemoster) Pi, 3, 4; Delta Sigma Ep- 1; Convocation Committee, silon 1; Sigma Tou Gamma (Sec- DURNER, RICHARD, Janesville, DWYER, JOHN C, LaCrosse, E3ERT, CHARLES W., Wousou Scrooby; Commercial Club; Boskefboll, 1 , 2, 3; Track, 1, S.C.S., 1, 2, 3, 4; College Intromural Sports; College 2; W Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra- Bov ling League, 3, 4 (Sec Bowling League; Prom King, mural Sports; Mercier; Stu- retory-Treasurer)- Intramur 3; Phi Chi Epsilon dent Council, 3; Junior Class al Sports; Commerciol Club, Vice-President; Phi Chi Ep- Senior Class President; In- silon (Secretary, Treasurer) ter-froternify Council, 3, 4 (President); Chi Delta Rho eSSENMACHER, SHIRLEY, Mil- EVERSON MURIEL, Clin ' mercial; Scrooby, 2, 3, 4; ley, 1, 2, 3; W.A.A., 1, 2 Commercial Club, 2, 3, 4, Thespians, 2, Royal Pur| W.A.A., 2, 3, 4 iTreasurer): 2, 3, Senior Class Secret Treble Clef, 2; Minneisko, 4; Royal Purple, 2, 3 (News Editor), 4 (Managing Edit- or); Homecoming Commit- tee, 3, Delta Sigma Epsilon FLOM, DOROTHY, Ambei FORREST, JOHN, Whit FOX, MARY T., 2, 3, 4, AXE., ' .S.G.A., 3, Theto : FREEDY, BETTY, Coledonio, GALLUP, DOROTHY, Gales- GIESE, DOROTHY L, Edgerton, Commercial Club; Wesley; C.S., 3, 4; W.A.A., 2, 3 Homecoming Committee, 4; Commercial Club, 2, 3, Inter-sorority Council, 4; Royal Purple, 2; Minnei Theta Sigmo Upsilon (Edit- 4; Freshman Counselor, (71) GILES, LOIS, Ev( GNAGI, PATRICIA McGlNLEY, GRUBE, JoANN C, Sheboy- Wesley (Secretary, Treasur- er); Koppo Delto Pi; Who ' s Who; Alpha Sigma C.E., 1, 2, 3 (Vice-President), Coppello, ma Sigma s,SE, DOROTHY, Janes ille, HACKETT, BEVERLY, White- HAGEN, JOHS crooby, 1, 4; A.C.E., 1, 2, cial; Wesley, 1,2;W.A.A. 1; Football, 3, , 4; Treble Clef, 1, 4; Del- Commerciol Club, 3, 4; A Sports; Pi Or a Sigma Epsilon Coppello, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigmo Phi Chi Epsil P f HAMMARLUND, CLARENCE P., HANKIN MARTIN, Chicago, HANNON, JAMES F., Ocono- Wisconsin, Com- Illinois, Acodemic; College mercial; L.S.A., 1; Tennis, 2; Bowling League; Intromural College Bowling Leogue, 3; Sports; A Coppello, 1, 2, 3; Bond, 1, 2, 3 iPresic mowoc. Wisconsin, Co-nmer- clol; Mercier; Minneiska, 3; Commercial Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespions, 3; Bond, 1, 3; Freshman Counselor, 3, 4; Phi Sigma Epsilon (Vice- President; HELGESEN, DOLORES, 2, 3, 4; Pi HANSEN, BARBARA, Beloit, HARR)S, MARION J., While- 1 2 3 4 WAA 1 MIn- tary, A.C.E., 3, 4; Bond, 1, ne ska 1 Royal Purple 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley; Theto Sig- 2 3 ISA 1 23 Treble ma Epsilon Clef I 2 3 WSGA I, 2 Freshman Counselor 4; Sigma Sigma Sigma HENDRICKSON CHARLES, HETZEL, JOYCE M., Tomahawk, HOFFMANN, EARL, Beaver c. Inter fraternity Wesley, 1, 2, 3; Comme Tronsfer from Wayland Jun- 3 (President), 4 ciol Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Zeto ior College; L.SC.S., 3, 4 1; Sigma Tau Eto Theta, 1, 2 (Secretary (President); Academic Club, President) 3; Treble Clef, 1, 2 2, 3, 4 (President); A Cap- pella, 3, 4; Men ' s Chorus, 3; Koppa Delta Pi, 3, 4 RENCE A, Clinton, JOHNSON, GERALD W., Ore - KAEDING, HAROLD, Reese- Academic; A gon, Wisconsin, Commercio  ille, Wisconsin, Com,-iierciQl; 2, 3, 4; Sigma Intramural Sports; Comme Transfer from Ostikosh State ma c!al Club, 1; Men ' s Choru Teachers College; Intramur- 1, 2, 3; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 al Sports; Commercial Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon (Corres 4; A Coppella, 3, 4; Men ' s ponding Secretary, Trea urer) Chorus, 3, 4; Phi Sigma Ep- silon (Treasurer) ICAGEL, VIRGrNIA M., Sussex, KAPU N, SAM, Rocine, V, is- KAUTH, DONNA, Evor Wisconsin, Commerciol; LS. consin, Acodemic Wiscon sin, Acodemic; C.S.. 1, 2, 4; Commerciol cier, 1 2, 3, 4; Aco Club, 1. 4; W.A.A.. 1, 2. 3. Club, , 2 (Secretory), 4; Pi Omego Pi, 3, 4; Delta W.A.A , 1; Student Cc Sigmo Epsilon (Recording 3; Min neisko, 1; Kapp Secretory) to Pi KLUG, DANIEL V., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Elementary; A. C.E., 4; LSJ , 4 (Treasurer); Dramatics, 3; Sigmo Tau KNACK, JUNE KUNZE, RICHARD E.. Milwau- KUPSH, JOSEPH, Cato, Wiscon- College Bowling League Sports, 3; Mercer, 1, 2, 3, KUNDERT, BETTY A., Monroe, Wisconsin, Commerciol; L.S. A., 1; Commercial Club, 1, 2, 4; Minneiska, 4; Sigma i President); Royot Purple, 1; 4; Commercial Club Sigma Sigma Intromural Sports,- Convoco- Homecoming Committee, tion Committee, 1; Com.-ner- Chi Delta Rho (Treasurei clal Club, 2, 4 (Vice-Pres- ident); Chi Delta Rho (Vice- LARSON, PHYLLIS C, New LAUGHRAN, LEO K., Beloil, LEHMAN, RALPH, Kenosho Richmond, Wisconsin, Com- mercialr S c r o o b y, 2, 3 mural Sports; Mercier; Chi boll, 1, 2, 3 (President I, Delta Rho (Pledgem, W,A,A., 1, 2, 3 (Secretary), 4; Commercial Club, 1, 4; Bond, 1, 2; Wesley, I; W.S Sigma Epsilon (Corresponding Secretory) McCarthy, doris, McKEWAN, DOROTHY, Jones- MERENESS, CAROLYN R., MILES, WILLIAM R ville, Wisconsin, Primary; Sharon, Wisconsin, Commer- er, Wisconsin, Mercier 1, 2, 3, 4; A.CE., 3, cial; Scrooby, 4; Commer- Wesiey, 2, 3; ciol Club, 4; Thespians, 4; Club, 2, 3; D. pions, 2, 3; Minneisko, 2, 3; Bond 1; Minneisko, 4 Chi Delta Rho W.S.G.A., 1, 4; Freshman Counselor, 3; Sigma Sigmo Sigma (Corresponding Sec- retory) (75 1 Whilewoter, MITCHELL, EDWARD O., White- MOLDENHAUER, JAMES F., a e ' - der, 2, 3, 4, W.A.A., 2, 3, ciol ic; Minneisko, 4 (Associate 4, Dramatics, 2, 3; Who ' s Editor); Debate 2, 3, 4; Pi Who; Student Council, 2, Kappa Delta, 3, 4 (Vice- Koppo Delta Pi, 3, 4 (Sec- President); A Cappello, 1, retary), Sigmo Sigma Sigmo 2, 3; Men ' s Chorus, 1, 2; (Vice-President) Royal Purple, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council, 3; Radio Staff; Wits, 4; Phi Sigmo Epsilor, (Historian) MOLDENHAUER, Jo A N N E , MONT MARQUETTE, PHILIP NAKAMOTO, WALTER W., Monroe, W sconsin. Primary; M., Chicago, Illinois, Aco Hilo, Hawaii, Commercial demic; Transfer from De- W.A.A., 1, 2, 3 (Vice-Pres- Pouw University; Radio Staff; ident); WS.G.A., (Vice-Pres- Thespians (Vice-President), ident); Royal Purple, 3, 4; Treasurer); Theto Alpha Phi Alpha Sigma (Pledgemaster, (Vice-President); Kappa Del- Vice-President) NAULT, GENEVIEVE, Niagara, NAVINE, ROBERT J., Ocono- NOLL, CLIFFORD, Union Gro.e, Wisconsin, Commercial; mowoc, Wisconsin, Commer- Wisconsin, Academic; Kappa Mercier, 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A., col; Bond, 2, 3, 4; Sigmo Delta Pi, 3 , 4 (President); 1; Commercial Club, 1, 2, 3, Tou Gamma Sigmo Tou Gamma (Vice- 4; Thespians, 4; Minneisko, President) 1; Royal Purple, 1, 2, 3 (Circulation Manager, Busi- ess Manager); W.S.G.A., 2, 3 (Secretary); Theta Sigma Upsilon (Editor, Treasurer) (76) O ' CONNELL, DANIEL P., Mar- OLSON, DONALD A., Rhine- PASSER, JUNE, Whitewater, inette, Wisconsin, lemenl- londer, Wisconsin, Commer- Wisconsin, Commercial; L.S. ory; Royol Purple, Home- ciol; Intramural Sports; C.S., 1, 2 (President), 3 (Sec- coming Choirmon, 3; Phi Scrooby, I; Commercial retory), 4 (Vice-President); Chi Epsilon Club, 3, 4, Chi Delta Rho W.A.A., 1, 2; Treble Clef, 3; PATON, WILLIAM F., Stough- ton, Wisconsin, Academic; Intromurol Sports; Acodemic Club, 2; Debate, 2, 3, 4; A Coppello, 1, 2, 3; Men ' s PENKAL, LEONA 1., Milwau- kee, Wisconsin, Elementary; A Coppello, 4; Koppo Delta PETERSON, DORIS, Brooklyn, Wisconsin, Co.-nmerciol, Chorus, ), 2, 3; Royal Pur- pie, 1, 2; M inneiska, 2, 3; Pi Kappa Delto, 2,3,4 (Pres- ident); Kappa Delta Pi, 3, 4 (Vice-President); Who ' s Who; Pi, 4 4; Royal Purple, 2, 3; Min- neiska, 4 Sophomore Class President; Freshman Counselor, 3, 4; Student Weifore Committee, 2; Student Council 2, 3; In- ter-fraternity Council, 3 (Vice-President), 4 (Presi- dent); Phi Sigma Epsilon (Secretary, Vice-President, President) PETERSON, MARVIN E., Com- POST, ROSERT E., Madison, POTTS, DONALD W., Pewou- monwealth, Wisconsin, Aca- Wisconsin, Academic; W kee, Wisconsin, Commercial; demic; Photography Club, Club (President) Tennis, 1, 2; Student Wel- 2; Sigma Tou Gamma (Pres- f:re Co,-T.mittee, 3; Prom ident) King, 3; Sigma Tou Gamm, PRAHL, LEONARD, Cecil, Wis- PRALLAT, ELIZABETH, Ripon, PRICE, WILLIAM, Union Grove, consin. Commercial; L.S.A., Wisconsin, Comme.-ciol; Mer WiscDnsin, Academic; Ac- 1, 2; Royal Purple, 3; Com- cier, 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); odemic Club; Sigma Tau mercial Club 4; Phi Sigma Commercial Club, 1, 2, 3 Gommo Epsilon (Pledgemaster) (Treasurer), 4; W.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; (Treasurer); Pi Omega PUGH, IRVING E., Jr., White- PURCELL, PATRICIA, Jones.ille. Q ' JANT, MAR:aN a.. New Lon- Wisconsin, Elementary; don, Wisconsin, Commercial; Intramural Sports; Acodemic Mercier, 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A., Scrooby, 1, 4; Commercial Club. 4; Whs, 1, 2, 3. 4 Club, 3; A Coppello, 1, 2, President); A.C.E.; Dramat- 3, 4 (Vic President); Junior Purple, 1, 2 (Feature Edit- ics, 2; A Coppello; Treble Closs Secretary; Inter-soror- or), 3, 4 (Associate Editor); Clef; Minneisko, 1; Alpha ity Council, 4 (Secretory- Phi Sigma Epsilon (Histor- Sgma Treosurer); Delto Sigmo Ep- ian) silon (President) RICHARDS, DONOVAN L, RiETBROCK, FRED A., Brondon, RITTER, EDWARD A., Argonne, Reedsburg, Wisconsin, Aca- Wisconsin, Academic Wisconsin, Commerciol; L.S. demic; Intromurol Sports Choirman, 4; Chi Delta Rho C.S., 1, 2, 3, 4; Commercial Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); Dramatics, 3; Band, 1; Chor- us, 1, 2; Who ' s Who, 4 Minneisko, 3 (Business Man- dent; Freshman Coun Pi, 3, 4 (Vice-Pre Delta Rho (Secrt . mM A (78) ROBISON, DOREEN, New Us- ROEMER, KATE, Madison, Wis- ROHDE, Joyce, Joneau, Wis bon, Wisconsin, Commerciol, consin, Primory, A. C. E.; consin. Commercial; Scrooby Wesley, 1, 2; W.A.A., I, 2, Scrooby, Theto Sigma Up- 3, 4, Commerciol Club, 1,4, Commerciol Club 4; Thes- silon Thespians, 3, 4; A Cappello tee, 4, W.S.G.A., 1 , 2, 3 (Business Manager); P (Vice-President), 4; Inter- Omega Pi, 3, 4 (Secretary sorority Council, 4 (Presi- dent); Theto Sigmo Upsilon SAGER, ROBERT !D R,, SAUGSTAD, MYRON. While- on. SAUGSTAD, Wisconsin, Academic; Wes West Allis, Wisconsin, Com- woter, Wisconsin, Acodem ,ey, 3, 4; A Cappello, 3, 4; merciol; Footboll, 2, 3; In- College Bawling Leogi rhespians, 3, 4; Kappo Del- tromurol Sports; College Football, 1, 2, 3. 4; W CI fa Pi, 3, 4; Phi Sigmo Ep- Bowling Leogue (President) iilon (Treosurerl Sigmo Tou Gamma SCHLATTER, ALLEN J., Racine. SCHLESNER. JOYCE. Johnson 5CHMALE, VERNE. Beloit. Wis Wisconsin, Academic; Bosk- Creek, Wisconsin, Commer- consin, Commerciol; Fool- etboll, 1, 2, 3, 4: W Club ciol; L.S.A., 1, 2; Scrooby, boll, 1, 2, 3, 4; W Club; 4; W.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Com- Intramural Sports merciol Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians, 3, 4; Bond, 1; Treble Clef, 2, 3; Royol M Purple, 3; Freshmon Coun- SCHREIBER, LoVERNE, Sheboy- SCHWEIGER, NANCY L, Shcir- SEEMAN, HOWARD, Jo gan, Wisconsin, Commerciol: on, Wisconsin, Commercial; Wisconsin, Commerci Commerciol Club, 4; A Cap- Mercier, 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A., lege Bowling Leagu 3; Convocation Committee, 2, 3, 4; Bond, 1, 2, 3, 4 merciol Club, 4; Chi 1; Junior Class Treosurer; Treble Clef, 1, 2; Royal Pur- Rho Alpho Sigmo Treasurer) ple, 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Treosurer; Who ' s Who; Pi Omega Pi, 3, 4; W.S.G.A.; Alpha Sigma (Treasurer, P.-es-dent) SSVERSON, RUTH, Monroe, SHEIDON, DuWAYNE, Delo- SIMS, LEE, Whitewater, Wisconsin, Commerciol; von, Wisconsin, Commerciol; consin, Acodemic; Foo Mercier, 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A.. L.S.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Commer- Royal Purple; Kappa 1, 2; Commercial Club, 1, 2, cial Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dromo- Pi 3, 4; Minneiska, 4; Fresh- tics, 2, 3, 4; Royol Purple, 2, mon Counselor, 4; Sigmo 3, 4; Homecoming Commit- Sigma Sigma (Treosurer) tee, 3; Who ' s Who; Pi Ome- go Pi iPresident) SKOGLUND, EUGENE A., Rock- SLIKER, HAROLD D., Niogara SMITH, PAUL K,, Whitev ford, Illinois, Commercial; Foils, New York, Commer- Wisconsin, Acodemic Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4; W Club, ciol; Intromurol Sports; 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sports Commercial Club, 2, 3; Who ' s Who; Pi Omego Pi, SMOCKE, ROBERT, Be over SMART, DEWEY C. Portoge, SOUCIE, DONALD L, MilwDu- STANN, DELORES, Milwau Freshman Counselor, 3, Sigma Sigma Sigmo STIE3ER, ROBERT G., Sheboy STIGIBAUER, DOLORES J., STINE, JOHN C, Ker Commerciol, Mercier, 1, 2, Stiff, Phi Sigma Epsili 3, 4, W.A.A., 1, 2, 3, Com- mercial Club, 4; Alpha (81) STONE, JOHN L., Whitewater, STREETON, DONNA D., White- SUMMERS, PATRICIA J., Ro Sigma Epsilon cial; Band, I, 2, 3, 4; Thet Sigma Upsilon (President); Band; Treble Pi; Who ' s Who SUTHERLAND, LEONORA, Ken- SWALLOW, SUSAN P., White- TAYLOR, MADELINE J., Treble Clef, 2, 3, 4; Co THOMAS, MARGE, Rondolph, THORSEN, WESLEY, Rocine, TIDYMAN, MELVIN D., Racine Mercier, 1, 2 Commercial ter from University of Wis- by, 2, 3, 4; Chi Delta Rh, Club, 1, 2, 4; A Cappella, consin 1, 2; Treble Clef, 1, 2; Stu- dent Council, 3; Theta Sig- TOMCZAK. DOLORES S., Pu- TOPEL, JANICE O., loski, Wisconsin, Commerciol, Wisconsin, Comn 2, 3, 4, Com 2, 3, 4 Mi : Mills, TULLOCH, THOMAS, C.S., 3; W.A A., 1, 2, Com. merci al Club, 1, ACoppello, 1. 2 3, 4, Minneisl o, 1, Royo Purple 1, 2 (Feolure Edito ), 3 (Co -ordinoting Ed- itor), 4 (Edilo ); Delia Sigma Epsilc n (Treasurer, Vice- President) TUSKA, STEPHEN D., Cudohy, VANDEN AVOND, RICHARD, VERGENZ, GEORGE R Wisconsin, Academic; Foot- Green Bay, Wisconsin, Ac- waultee, Wiscor boll; Track; Freshman Coun- odemic; Football, I, 2, 3, ic; Band, 1, : selor, 4; W Club; Homecom- 4; Bosketbail, 1; W Club; dent), 3, 4 (Pr ing Committee, 4; Sigma Athletic Chairman; Aca- ma Tau Gamm Tau Gamma demic Club; Mercier; Chi Delta Rho WATSON, GERALDINE, Little WEAVER, BARBARA, Elkhorn, WEBER, ARLENE, Su Prairie, Wisconsin; A.C.E., Wisconsin, Primary; A.C.E., consin, Commercia 1, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2; Kap- 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A,, 1; A 3, 4; W.A. A., 1, pa Delta Pi, 4 Cappella, 1, 2, 3, 4; Treble Commercial Club, Clef, 1, 2, 3; W.S.GA., 3; neiska, 1; Ho 4 Theto Sigma Upsilon Committee, 4; Del (Ca responding Secretary) Epsilon ILLEGAL, JEAN, Whitewnter, ZBIKOWSKI, RAYMOND J-, ZUEHLKE, ERWIN, Arpin, Wi Wisconsin, Academic, Mer- Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Com- consin. Commercial; Foe cier, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Correspond- merciol; tntromurol Sports: ball, 3; Intromurol Sport ing Secretary), W.A,A., 3; Plii Chi Epsilon (Pledge- Commerciol Club, 3, Acodemic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; moster.i Homecoming CommiHee, . Delta Sigma Epsilon L.S.A., 1 , 2, 3 (Treasurer 4 (President) vUlio i UUlio n mcrican K olleqeS and Ujnu ' ersitie r % m i ow WL ' d Wlio in i 171 er lean L oiieQeA an J Vlnl ' uerditied For the second year, Whitewater State Teachers College has had students selected for Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Twelve senior5 were chosen for the 1950-51 season by a committee composed of Dr. Cord O. Wells, Mr, Arnold J. Lien, Dr. Wynett Barnett, Dr. Adolph I. Wlnther, Mr Paul A. Carlson, and Mr. Oromel H, Bigelow, with the cooperation of the entire faculty. Who ' s Who first appeared in 1934-35 and has been published annually since that time. Ap- proximately 600 schools are represented. Only four-year colleges and universities are premitted to enter nominees for the recognition, with the quota of nominees based on the enrollment of the college. Qualifications are based on scholarship, lead- ership, participation in extra-curricular activities, general service, and potential usefulness to bus- iness and society. All information contained in the book is obtained from the students them- selves. Those selected this year were Ed Ritter Patricia Sommers Potter, William Raton, Doris Deffke Leslie, Fred Bertolaet, Nancy Schweiger, JoAnne Grube, Lois Giles, Glenn Davis, Nancy Miller, DuWayne Sheldon, and Harold Sliker. J uniorS Left to right: Treasurer Katie Schmidt, Advisor Mr. Charles Morohew, Presid Bartelt. Vice-President Wesley Herbst, !nt Art Hill, Secretary Joyce The survivors of the sophomore year were back, ready and eager to learn, when school began on September 9, 1950. The year was a hectic one, with methods courses piling up, draft notices and engage- ment rings blossoming, the final choice of minors looming, the mad registration scurry, the athletic juniors out on the basketball court and gridiron, the supposed dark clouds of practice teaching descending upon them, the scholarly classmates swelling the ranks of the honor so- citles, and the final exams lurking darkly ever They struggled along, happy in the thought that their efforts were not in vain and knowing that every course and exam brought them closer and closer to that magic classification— SENIOR. The big event of the year for all juniors was the annual Prom held this year on May 5 in the Hamilton Gymnasium. Art Hill and the other class officers, aided by Mr. Charles Morphew, did a commendable job in producing this event without a hitch In the plans. .It Iv ««— UPPER i-fFr, Second Row, left to right: Vincent Pollock, Daniel Philll Rogan, David Richmond. UPPER RIGHT: Dean Dexter, Eugene Mol Weber, Williom Willioms, Beverly Winorski, Raymond Winorski. f inoro, Art HiM, Wesley irsf Row: Nancy Korns, Ruehmer, Marion McHenry, Villiom Koenig, Robert Fell, P ' th, Mary Kreuscher, CIol Mice McGorty, Joyce Richter, Donald Radtke, Beverly homos McDonough. tOWER 1.EF7, Second Row: Mary ine Winnie. LOWER P.IGHJ. Second Row: Kenneth Thedo Schwitters, Arlene Stowell, Kay Swan. First Row: Carol Soderberg, Beverly Schronk, Katie Schmic UPPER LEFT, Second Row, left to right: John Forrest, John Holderried. First Row: Morgoret Coon, Virginia Doniels, Doris Gloyd, Helen Heitjier, Esther Everson. UPPER RIGHT, Second Row: Donald Hinz, Frank Sweet, James Gosso. first Row: Glenn Detro, John Bohlmon, Joan Slodek, Walter Allen, Gerald Buth. LOWER LEFT, Second Row: John Donforth, Eugene Clark, Chorles Ebert, Charles Harmon, first Row: Marion Erdman Morion Hopkins, Joan Davis, Carol Erickson. tOWER RIGHT, Second R ow: Fronk Boucher, Joyce Behnke, Dolores Fox. First Row: Kothryn Fohey, Nancy Weist, Marilyn Grabhorn. h UPPER LEFT, SeconJ Row, left to right: Elhlyn Toggart, Ronold T Second Row Mary Bodendein, Joan Harrington, James O ' Hern, Robeson, Clair Slagg. First Row: Audrey Watson, Edith Auby, Robert Mciyer. First Row: Marge Kerley, Ida Marshall. Leoto He Dorothy Wegner, Marion Bodendein, Maxine Schroeder. First Row; Beverly Grogan, Joyce Bartelt. UPPER RtGHT, red Brown, Ed Zahn. First Row: Lois Belk, Joyce Harder, Elaine Cotes. iOWER LEFT, Second Row; Woilace Riesch, Patricia Jens, Margaret Crichton. lOVVER RIGHT, Second Row; Robert Kuzminski, William Johnson. Olj l loniored Under the benign Influence of Mr, omore class completed its second year the year were President JoAnne Davis, Secretary Veryl Little, and Treasurer Bi Carroll Flanagan, the soph- at WSTC. Officers during Vice-President Jean Longly. II Tomaszewski. Leff to right: President JoAnne Davis, Vice-President Jean Longley, Secretary Veryl Little. ML UPPER LEFT, Second Row, left lo right: Roy Dyer, Jerome Kraus, Eryin Horning, firsf Row: Roland Herzig, Nonci Moldenht Klohen, Anne Zemon, Molcolm Young. tOWER LEFT, Second Row: John Forrest, Doris Gloyd, Helen Heitzler, Patricio Fr Oscar Mochgon tOWER RIGHT. Second Row: Betty Giles, Sylvia Olsen, Susan Schmerse, Beverly Scogie. First Row: Co UPPER RIGHT: William Beck, Daw d Damert, Esther Everson, Joe Brau UPPER i£FT, Second Row, left to right: Verno Christopherson, Bi RIGHT, Second Row. Lorin Stelzer, Carl Wordell, Verne Applemo son, Rober Hohn. First Row. Joan Boltzer, Anita Machgan, Do ' Barkenhagen, Morgoret Coon, Dorothy Boker. First Row. Ruth Christensen, Gertrude Fox, Virginia Daniels. UPPER fit,) Row.- Geroldine Carlson, Evolien Christ, Frank Rymer. tOWER LEFT, Second Row. Monte Miller, Thomas Nichol- d Stevens. lOWER R G HT. Second Row. Bill Hemlock, JoAnne Davis, Bill Ogden. First Row- Dorothy Kerley, Mory (921 -- • UPPED LEFT, Second Row, leh to right: Dorrell Dillmon, Doryl Rhyner, Donald Olson, f.rsf Row: Wilma Rodger, Moxine Solter, Joyce Schroeder, Morion Rohn. UPPER RIGHT, Second Row: David Vignali, Donold Piper, Phillip O ' Connor. First Row: Dorothy Simonson, Edwin Setter, Jone Peterson, Shirley Stuckey, Richord Oleszek. tOWER LEFT, Second Row: Rolond Anderson, Lyie Berge, Robert Anderson. First Row: Thomas Bouer, Lawrence Chose, Robert Brose. tOWER RIGHT, Third Row: Kenneth Norton, Douglos Fregetto, Lloyd Hoff- mann. Second Row: Jeonnine Stuessey, Janet Mertes. Finl Row: Leono Wilcox. Delores Luchsinger, Down Todd. (93) UPPER LEFT, Second Row, left to right; Joe Broun, first Row- Pot Fronls, Dorothy Bolder, Verno Christopherson, Ruth Christensen, Gertrude Fox, Betty Borkenhogen. UPPER R GH7, SeconrJ Raw; Mory Bobcock, Pot Abrohom, Chorlene Dittmor, Bonnie Compbell. first Row; Shoron Anderson, Sue Boptist, Jock Buront. lOWER LEFT, Second Row: Kenneth De Tienne, Douglas Fregetto, Phillip Halverson. First Row; Lois Honsen, Barbara Johnson, Jeon Longley, June O ' Brien, Marionne Dill. LOWER RiGHT: Floyd Brenholt, Dolores Klitzke, Kothryn Doherty, Wolloce Minett. (94) UPPER RIGHT. Second Row, left to right; Arlon Mueller, Paul Lorson, Richord Arnold, Donald Neerdoels, Delbert Manion, Firs! Row: Gladys Litllejohn, Orlene Krlngel, Veryl Little. LOWER LEFT, Second Row: Gerald ZueUdorf, John Cummings, Donald Jansen, Keith Kreuscher, Frank Kares, Joseph Fessler, Raymond Buckley, Roger Brunsvold. First Row: Joan Gersek, Rosemary Harrington, Naomi Helgeson Voughn, Helen Howe, Betty Doschads. LOWER RIGHT, Second Row: Wayne Simon, Robert Snyder. First Row: Marion S.oangler, Joan Travis, Caroline Stenzel. (95) j i pdk fpdhtnen Freshmer III the rooms light there w ncre tests, a at WSTC began their college careers September 5, when Freshman Week began. Students eager -for a taste of college life walked into but the right one, looking for the auditorium the First day. There, they were given interest, personality, psychology and English tests. That 3s a dance and party with picnic in the park, registrat ut on by the nd a movie. selee groups, with the aid of counselors and assistants. The rest of the v eek included The freshmen showed their stuff by turning out for the band and a capella choir in numbers. They played football, basketball, joined departmental clubs and religious groups, the women ' s athletic associa- tion and women ' s self-governing association. In November many of the bo ys pledged fraternal organizations, and the gir ' .j followed suit in January by pledging sororities. Officers during the year were President Jerry Lehmann, Vice- President George Lange, Secretary Ed Kujawa, and Treasurer Charles Crago. Faculty advisor for the class was Mr. Joseph C. Chopp. Left to right: P Ed Kujawa. I 96) UPPER LEFT. Second Row, left to right: Donald Shannon, Phyllis Smocke, Beverly Smith, Elinor Sherwood. First Rov RIGHT, Third Row. Norma Deets. Hugh Dohl, Donovan Christenson. Second Row: Dorothy Berndt, Dorothy Christ. Pauline Bent. LOWER LEFT, Second Row; Jack Jonas, Floyd Jolliffe. First Row: Alice Johnson, Kothryn Jones, Dorothy Johi ann Bigelow, Eleanor Brueggemon, Gloria Doniels. First Row: Charles Black, Zenas Bicket. Skaret, Joan Swan, Donna Sime, Eugene Sfrand. UPPER nice Bobcock, Mary Ann Colburn. First Row: Sara Cowen, LOWER RIGHT, Second Row: Helen Brodnan, Carol- t, ? a UPPER LIFT. Fourth Row, left to right: Charles Von Heuklom, Robert Brunner. Third Row: Carol Ulwelling, Glorlo Trick. Se.-ond Row; Margaret Von Sk ke Row: Jo Ann Vozney. UPPER RIGHT: Loyal Abney, Wayne A.tin, Gerald Andrews, Gloria Amundson, Joon Anneor, Gloria Arnold, Kathleen Arnold, Joyce ne Hortmann, Fronces Heintz, Lois Horvey, Lois Hortmann. LOWER RIGHT, Second Row.- Geno Rinoldi, Warren James, William Bertram, All; Ceroid Hansen, Diane Hortmann, Fran( First Row: Robert Germer, Harold Sch ' LOWER (98) UPPER LEFT, left ts right: Gerald Grumai cox, Johanna Holford, Lavon Heinzelmon Fenzl, John Fossbinder. First Row: Yvon nine Dix, Ruth Diederick, Eunice Defronc Edward Homre, Phillip Cocker, Ralph Goetz, Helen Greenwood, Gladys Gonther, Doris Gregory. UPPER RIGHT, Second Row: Mory Hick Jock Hickcox first Row: Gerald Holden, Joanne Heth, Potricia Hollihon, Doris Hoernke. tOWER tEFT, Second Row: Jon Fisher, Thomo e Enright, Audrey Fellond, Bonnie Everson. LOWER RIGHT, Second Row: Richard Dybevik, Keith Droves, Dean Dobratz. First Row: Jean , Sonio Elletson. (99) UPPER LEFT, Second Row. left to right: Ernest Regelein, Richard Pooch, Jomes Honley, Richard Rosmussen, Jomes Pohlmon. FirsI Row: Electa Pohle, Gwen Romsdell, Marjorie Poppe. UPPER RIGHT, Second Row; Myron Huth, Jock Jackson, Charles Hill, Lawrence Enlress. Firrf Row: Dorothy Hough, Margaret Horn. Helen llgen. tOWER LEFT, Second Row: Irving Kennedy, Robert Koepsel, John Konies, Robert Sands, Wayne Kreklow. First Row: Arlene Kegley, Lorroine Kiesow, Shirley Krause, Jean Key. tOWER RIGHT, Second Row: David Boumgartner Charles Crago, Richard Barkenhagen. first Row; Lolita Capoccioli, Marilyn Evenson, Mary Boird. (100) UPPER LEFT. Second Row, left to right: Gilbert Glumrti. First Row. David Cotkfield, Dermol Fleming, Oonno Christenson, Robert Mathie, Jerry Peters. UPPEK R GHI. Jomes McKinnell, Jerod Lehrrorin, Johr Cox, Edword Somz. lOWER lEFT: Faye Chopmon. Ruth Bornes, George Baskfield, Paul Alhos, William Behl. lOWER HIGHT, Second Row. Betty Schmeling, Ronald Schuiz, DorolKy Sawyer, Jean Schrelber. first Row: Norma Schroeder, Mary Schmitz. (101) UPPER LEFT, Second Row, left to right: Gordon Molone, Robert Martin, Henry Lex, Edwin Kujowo. first Row: Richard Mansfield, Virginia Matasek, Elizobe UPPER RIGHT, Second Row: William McBride, Richord Maxon, Carl Moves, Robert Mock, first Row: Mary Murphy, Marilyn Leach, Helen Locher, DeEtte Marilyn Meyer. LOWER LEFT, Second Row: Rosemary Olson, Gloria Woldvogel, Lelond Weick, Robert Wegenke. first Row: Corol Word, Jeonette Wold, Shirley Poop. LOWER RIGHT, Second Row: Claude Rogan, Edword Reinerio, Allen Reich, Roymond Russell, Richard Reul. first Row: Kathleen Reinerio, Patricio Webb, (102)  r s • 1 ..iw  5«i UPPfR t£fr. Second Ro , left to right; Richard Scheiner, Alan Waldron, Da.id Wendt. Fk,t Row: Patricia Zimmerman. Barb Row. James Toogood. Corol Thorson, George Sweeti, Lowrence Johns, first Row. Jerry Olson, Louise Thompson, Helen Thomps Fowler, Joan Franke, Anita Gajewski, Jeonette Flanagan, Audrey Gerth. n, Ellen Topel, Ruth Thiel UPPER RIGHT, Second LOWER RIGHT: Harold (103) L onnJpic i-or the se id the Incomir orJ 3nd year, WSTC has had a system of counseling, I Freshman with his educational problems. in the fall, the counselors and their aides worked with te.n to twalve freshman, getting them organized for their classes and showing them the ropes of the college. At the end of each nine weeks, the counselors sups in to hand out grades and give a helping hand to ;lasses or weren ' t making their grades. called theii those who were in trouble in the TOP, Fourth Row, left to right: Donna Streeton, Mr. G. Paul G.ant, Douglas Poulter, Robert Stieber, Dr. Cord O. Wells, JoAnn Christian- sen, Mr. Arnold J. Lien. Third Row: Mr. Henry Collins, Ruth Sever- son, Larry Hood, Darlyne Adelman, Mr. Reuben W. Klumb, Peggy Clark Ken Steadman. Second Row: Dan Klug, JoAnn Srube, Mrs. Myn Coe, Marlon McHenry, Mr. Charles Nagy, Bill Paton, Barbara Hansen. First Row: Fred Bertolaet, Dr. J. T. von Trebra, Pat Potter, JoAnne Moldenhouer, Mr. John Heide, Stsve Tuska. BOHOM, Third Row, left to right: Joyce Schlessner, Miss Florence Goodhue, Bob Sager, Charles Harmon. Second Row: Mr. Franklin Bushman, Darlyne Adelman, Dr. Wyne+t Barnett, Miss Clara Tutt, Doreen Robison, Miss Gwendolyn Sibbs, Gen Nault. First Row: Laurie Stann, Miss Ruth Wilkinson, Tom Tulloch, Lois Giles, Mr. Crawford B. Thayer, Miss Edith Knilans. Aunlor J- I In a Dutch Garden. the theme of the 1951 Junior Prom, was presented in the HamJiton Sym, Saturday, May 5. Music was provided by Al George and his orchestra. King Dan Phillips, a junior from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and a mem- ber of Phi Chi Epsllon fraternity chose as his queen Joyce Bartelt, a member of Alpha Sigma sorority. The crowning of the royalty took place during intermission, followed by the grand march. Much credit is due to Art Hill, president of the junior c the committees for making the event another annual succes ' and King Dan Phillips and Queen Joyce Bartelt. (105) ' fMo m % Xf f -C RELH _ X,- ■ .i oim i The Tri ' s tried hard to win with two floats In the parade. This one didn ' t, but the othe- dld. Skit night brought out the chorus girls In lines and droves. After the skits, they watched the bonfire. The Alpha Annex had their mammy In the front yard. Slogan— We ' ll Beat Eau Claire. (108) The Slgma ' s ware going to make dogs of those Eau Claire pups — and they did. Sager tosses Poulter around in the Phi Sig stunt for Stunt Night. The U. S. S. Quaker was really the Phi Chi house — but the deception was good enough to fool everyone In the frat. titer- S oforilii Council The Inter-Sorority Council is composed of two representatives of each sorority on campus — the sorority president and one elected member. Meet- ings are held the first Thursday of every month in the Domestic Science Rooms. The purposes of the council are to maintain on a high level sorority life and inter-sorority relations within the college, to further sound scholarship, to cooperate with the college administration in the maintenance of high social standards, to be a forum for questions of interest in the college and sorority world, and to establish rules governing rushing and bidding on campus. All regulations and rules made by the council must be in com- pliance with the standards of the National Pan-Hellenic Conference. The officers during the year were President Doreen Robison and Se cre- tary-Treasurer Marian Ouant. The ex-offlcio sponsor of the group is Dr. Wynett Barnett. The faculty advisor was Miss Marie Benson. nte r- I ate rnitu L ounclt This year the Inter-Fraternity Council has kept busy trying to reach Rnal agreement upon the pledging provisions of the proposed Inter-Fraternity ConsHtution. Under the direction of Dean Lien the group has met once every two weeks all semester in an effort to finish the job. As the second semester began the new officers under the direction of President Wil ship of the Council is made up of the presidents of the four fraternities and additional Paton brought the work to a successful conclusion. Member- ibers chosen by the groups as representatives. to f, : f |4 ' , Second Row, left to right: Charles Ebert, Charles Hendrickson, Harry Jasinski, Robert Andreoli, Harold Kaeding, Marvin Peterson, George Behrendt , Allen Berglund. First Row: Fred Bertolaet, Richard Kunze, Richard Novak, Walter Cadwell. (Ill) iplia S ' u ima Alpha Sigma sorority, -founded 53 years ago, is the oldest sorority on campus as well as the only local. During the past year, the girls once again had a very successful season. Alpha alumnae were welcomed back at Homecoming and honored at the annual Homecoming Luncheon. Both the sorority house and the Alpha annex were gaily decorated. The float, representing a pirate ship with the theme, We ' ll Capture Victory, won first place in the serious division. UPPER, Slartding, lull to rtghl: JoAnne Grube, Pat F Blink, JoAnne Moldenhouer, Advisor Mrs. Mary Fricl Row: Dorothy Simonsen, Betty Barkenhagen. Second 1 Grogon, First Row: Joyce Bortelt, Sylvia Wright, Mo :y Schweiger. tOWER, Third Giles. Marion Rohn, Beverly cher, Bonnie Campbell, Joan Rush dates, informal parties, and the formal dinner highlighted the year ' s rushing. Eighteen girls were pledged to Alpha Sigma by Pledgemaster Beverly Grogan. Other fond memories of the Alphas Include the Christmas party, their entry in Stunt Night, the Saint Patrick ' s Day Dance, the reign of Joyce Bartelt as Queen of the Junior Prom, the annual Mother and Daughter Luncheon, the seniors ' initiation into the Alpha Sigma Alumni Association, ths formal dinner dance, and senior college days climaxed by graduation. Officers during the year were President Nancy Schweiger, Vice- President JoAnne Moldenhauer, Secretary JoAnn Grube, Treasurers LaVerne Schreiber and Lois Giles, Corresponding Secretary Margie Fraedrich, and Parliamentarian Pat Purcell. Mrs. Mary Frlcker was the faculty sponsor of the group. TOP, Second Row, left to right: Carol Andersen, Betty Reedy, Margaret Fraedrich, Darlyne Adel- man, Joan Bear. First Row: Glayds Drew, Janet Mertes, Marcla Bloom, Donna Dlerklng. BOTTOM, Second Row: Nancl Moldenhauer, Mary Prescott, Dolores Stiglbauer, Georgette Walther, Harriet Carlson. First Row: Pat Abraham, JoAnn: Davis, Maxine Salter. (113) e=Jjeita S iatna C pdiio Second Row, Quant, Shirle Schrank, Dorl le t to right: Margaret Clark, Theda Schwitters, Marian ly Essenmacher, Marian Hopkins. First Row: Beverly s McCarthy, Arlene Weber, Janice Topel, Virginia Kagel. Second Ro-: Barbara Johnson, Sylvia Olsen, Mary Froemming, Seral- dine Carlson, Madeline Taylor. First Row: Phyllis Larson, Dorothy Haase, Patti Davies, June Passer, Jean Willegal. (114) The first event sponsored by Delta Sigma Epsilon after the start of school In the fall was the all-school mixer, with the theme, Autumn Serenade . Then, at Homecoming their float, Hats off to the Boys scored a marked success with the observers. All alumnae were welcomed back for the festivities. I ' ledging during the first semester netted them six girls, and six more girls were pledged during the second semester. During the second semester, the girls participated in the Stunt Night event with their skit, Colorwheel . The annual spring dinner- dance in honor of graduating seniors was held May 19. Officers during the year were President Marion Quant, Vice- President Janice Topel, Recording Secretary Virginia Kagel, Corres- ponding Secretary Marion Hopkins, and Treasurer Shirley Essenmacher. The faculty advisor was Miss Dolores V hitlatch. TOP, Second Row, left to right: June O ' Brien, Veryl Little, Marilyn Grabhorn, Beverly Vv ' inarski, Carol Kraus, Arlene Stowell. First Row: Juanita Hudson, Jean Rlchter, Marilyn Crowley. BOTTOM, Second Row: Dorothy Wegner, Lois Hanson, Ida Marshall, Olive Sprecher, Jennie Roberts, Jean Longley. First Row: Marion Spangler, Leone Wil- cox, Beverly Scobie. (115) iama la na laina m wimmmimm iWMK i .( iA m ii;iur«in f ' After a glorious convention at Edgewater Beach in Chicago last summer, Sigma Sigma Sigma, filled with zest and eager to get back to old friends and new books, began another college year. It was a busy one — social service activities; candy, greeting card, and bake sales; and sports activities; not to mention a few books, courses, and hours of study. The former Hamilton home at 308 Main Street is the location of the new Tri Sigma house. Many of the pasageways, nooks, and crannies of this huge house are as yet unexplored. Cupid took his toll this year with some girls getting pinned, even more receiving engagement rings, and a few taking the traditional walk down the aisle. These girls were the former Beverly Mills, who married Jerry Rogan, and Patricia McGinley Gnagi. LEFT, Second Row, lefl to right: Moxine Schi Bodendein. RIGHT, Second Row: Pat Jens, Jean Lord, Joan Sladek. (117) Iteta S i The Thetas spent another busy year, starting in the fall with prep- arations -for Homecoming. Katie Schmidt cracked her whip in the rumpus room at the house at 302 South Prairie making decorations for the float. In the garage, others, splattered with paint, worked on house decorations. Upstairs, the pho-s was busy with calls for the alumni luncheon on the Big Day. During the rushing season in December, Lee Hedding led a successful seasoT to the tune of 30 new pledges. The girls were offlcia ' ly pledged January 10. On January 13, Thetas led by Marge Thomas and Kay McKenzie, were busy making snowflakes and hanging streamers for their dance, the Snowflake Frolic. In March, Lee Sutherland gulped aspirin and goaded old and new members on for the stunt night rehearsals. The annual spring formal, under th3 chairmanship of Gen Nault, was held in May at the Riviera in Lake Geneva. With this function, twelve Theta seniors finished their careers at Whitewater and prepared to start teaching. Officers for the year wers President Doreen Robison, Vice-Presi- dent Dorothy Gallup, Secretary Kay McKsniie, Treasurer Genevieve Nault, Editor Leonora Sutherland, and Corresponding Secretary Marge Thomas. Miss Bertha Lefier was the faculty sponsor. TOP, Second Row, left to right: Katie Schmidt, Kate Pvoemer. First Row: Leota Hedding, Donna Streeton, Barbara Weaver, Gladys Reinke. BOTTOM, Second Row: Marion Harris, Gretchen Berens. First Row: Mary Meythaler, Virginia Turnquist, Mary Babcock, Alice McGarty. heta S iaina Ujndilon Second Row, left to right: Leonora Sutherland, Marge Thomas, Dorothy Gallup. First Row: Genevieve Nault, Doreen Robison, Kav McKenzie. Second Row, left to right: Marion Erdman, Barbara Loiselle, Joyce Rlchter. First Row: Dolores Fox, Dorothy Christianson, Lois Belk (119) Qu bJta le u TOP, Second Row, left to right: Ed Samz, Doug Fregetto, Harry Swen- son, Loyal Abney. First Row: Joe Kupsch, Dick Kunze, Fred Bertolaet. BOTTOM, Second Row: Ray Emier, MeU Jeckel. First Row: Malcolm Young, Phil! in Tidyman, Jack Burant, Jerry Ip O ' Connor, John Danforth. 120) Chi Delta Rho, in addillon to carrying out a social program, participated in the Homecoming Parade, Fun Festival, and interfraternlty and intra- mural basketball, bowling, and baseball. Two successful pledging program: were completed. A special installation was put on to install the new sponsor. The annual spring formal was held at the Colonial Inn in Darien on May 12 with past sponsor Mr. Henry Collins and Mr. Charles Morphew as special guests. Officers during the year were President Bob Andreoli, Vice-President Martin Hankin, Corresponding Secretary Howard Seeman, Secretary Charles W. Ebsri-, a.nd Treasurer Ray Winarski. The new sponsor was Mr. Richard Brown. (121) l- lil S lqina ps ' ilon ation on the campus, completed a successful year at Whitewater by initiating 20 new pledges float, Tanks For the the Phi Siq vocalists, basketball teams most successful Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity, the newest into the group during two pledging periods. Homecoming saw the Phi Sig Four, barbershop quartet, perform during the Friday night skits. Saturday, their Memory, took first prize in the humorous division of the parade contest. Christmas was dressed up by carol singing fron who toured the campus during a sleet storm, to carry on tradition. Stunt Night saw Doug Poulter directing a take-off on television wrestling, which was well received by the audience, hacked their way through the intramural season during the year, and Lorin Stelzer directed the interfraternity squad thrc season. The bowling squad tried hard and cinched second place — from the bottom. The big event of the year, the Spring Formal, was held April 14 at Beulah Beach Resort, and was blessed with the attendance of 39 couples. Several alumni attended this event to renew old acquaintances and meet the new actives. Patricia Jens was chosen as the Phi Sigma Epsilon Pearl for this event. The year was closed with the annual Senior Party, thrown by the underclassmen, at Willard Reese ' s cottage at Whitewater Lake, in May. The annual Senior Award, a cup awarded to the most outstanding senior, was received by William Paton. Officers during the year were President William Paton, Vice-President Walter Caldwell, Recording Secretary Floyd Brenhoit, Corresponding Secretary C. P. Hammarlund, and Treasurer Harold Kaedlng. The faculty sponsor was Mr. Reuben W. Klumb. ' .in. Second Row, left lo rcght: Robert Soger, Clorence Hominorlund, Floyd Brent V oller Caldwell, Irving Pugh. i)IGHT, Second Row; Robert Bortz, Harold Koeding, Rod Perry, Lorin Stelzer. UPPER LEFT, Second Row, IPtt to right: Raymond Russell, William Wil- liams, Charles Black, Lloyd Nelson. First Row: Ralph Goetz, Dean Dobratz, Donald Shannon, William Behl: UPPER RIGHT, Second Row: John Stone, Donald Jansen, Mr. Reuben F. Klumb, James Han.ron. First Row: Thomas Tablli, Joseph St. Thomas. Roger Brunsvold, Douglas Poulter, John Stine, LOWER RIGHT, Second Row: Donald Angricic, John Fassbinder, Roberl Mathle, Phillip Halverson. First Row: Robert Wegenke, Robert Germer, Robert Koepsel, Charles Engle. (123) J iqma aii cii standing lett to right: Wesley Herbst, Lar ry Hood, Robert Daniels Richard Hernday, Robe t Polzin. Seated Mr Carroll Flanagan Marvin Peterson Clifford Noll. Standing: Ton John Riesch, Cha 3rd Saugs ndrlckson. (124) f f J_?i Sigma Tau Gamma returned to campus and Immediately started the ball rolling with Homecoming activities, smokers, and class elections. Victorious candidates in elections were treshman Jerad Leh.mann, President; Charles Hill, Secretary: Charles Crago, Treasurer; and juniors Art Hill, President, and Wesley Herbst, Vice-President. Homecoming saw the return ot many alumni at the Whitewater Lions Club for the annual dinner. The Sigmas claimed first place with their house decorations, Argyles Will Sock ' Em. Smokers and pledge parties were held, and 18 man were pledged throughout the year. The Sigmas also claimed first place and the second leg of the trophy by winning the Inter-fraternity Bowling League championship this year. The year ' s events were climaxed with the annual dinner dance held at the Riviera in Lake Geneva on June 8. Mr. Carroll Flanagan was the faculty sponsor of the group again this year. TOP, Second Row, left to right: Ernie Nielsen, Don Piper, Glenn Detro, Keith Kreuscher. Robert Mayer, Ray Lukas, Dick Chamberlain, Kenneth DeTienne. First Row: Bill Hemlock, Charles Harmon, Daniel Klug, Carl Wordell. BOTTOM, Second Row: Vincent Pollock, John Cummings, Robert Krahn, Donald Radtke, Steve Tuska, Robert Newton. First Row: Tom Bauer, William Price, Allen Berglund, Art Hill. l- lii ( li C nsllo As the oldest fraternity on the campus, Phi Chi Epsilon experienced another successful year. For Homecoming, the trat worked hard on a float and house decorations, but didn ' t snag any of the honors. However, they made up for their loss on Stunt Night by copping first place for Humorous. In sports, members of the frat helped win the bowling trophy, and participated actively in inter-fraternity bowling and basketball. With a championship football team providing the major thrill on the campus. the Phi Chi ' s were proud of their share — 14 representatives on the team and managerial staff. After the Homecoming game, the chapter held a banquet at Sterlingworth Hotel. The fall Pledge Formal came in the month of March with nearly full attendance, at the Colonial Club at Da.ien. Officers during the year were Presidents George Behrendt and Harry Jasinski, Vice-Presidents Harry Jasinski and Dick Novak, Secre- taries Ed Maes and Don Neerdaels, Treasurers James Bernardy and Dick Durner, and Corresponding Secretaries Dick Novak and Edward Maes. The faculty sponsor was Mr. Jay Morrison Greene. TOP, Second Row, left to right: Ed Setter. Roland Herzig, Ed Maes, Richard Novak. First Row: Richard Durner, Mr. J. Maurie Greene. Harry Jasinski, Herbert Jaroci. BOTTOM, Second Row: George Behrendt, Ray Buckley, Bill Tomaszewski, Joe Braun. First Row: Rol- and Vertz, Robert Fell, Bruce Cox, Leo Hilflker. V UPPER LEFT, Second Row, left to right: Verne Appleman, John Sum- nicht, Arlan Mueller, Jim McGarty, First Row: Gerard Rogan, John Reckord, Lyie Berge, Willis Scharf UPPER RIGHT, Second Row: James O ' Hern, Bill Koenig, Richard McGary, Bill Fisher. First Row: Eugene Bahr, Don Olsen, Ronald Youngs, Harry Woinowskl. LOWER LEFT, Second Row: Gerald Gruman, John Waldman, Dan Phillips, John Dwyer. First Row: Dick Harthun, Earl Bye, Russell Sells. (127) UPPER LEFT: Brother George Roseman returns as an instructor. UPPER RIGHT: Championship Intramural Phi Chi Team. LOWER LEFT: Lefs give Eau Claire the run around was the Homecoming float theme. LOWER RIGHT: Annual Sock Hop Sponsored by Phi Chi ' s. ' r % V iB SE j :cfe P 5 SDQRT Track stars eat up the miles as they race around the course to set new records for the college. ir eye on the ball. Luclclly, this ady to make two more points for You have to run fast to catch these fellows. They dodge, twist, and turn, and bring titles of Championship to WSTC. 132) Girls hockey games were in full swing as the spring semester drew to a dose. Look at that shape. Opponents fight for the ball in the annual race for the basketball title. Herbst gets fouled in this one. Members of the football team often got bruised. Here, one examines his clothing, get- ting ready for scrimmage. K lieer rsLeadi erd U-Rah-Rah-Whitewater comes the yeil ot the crowd led by the cheerleaders. Those ambitious kids in purple sweaters and white skirts or trousers are at it again. When school started in the fall, Betty Barkenhagen, Chuck Black, Jack Burant, Bonnie Campbell, Joan Sersek, Mary Louise Hickox, and Don Piper led the cheering section. At the beginning of the second semester, Anita Gajewski put on the uniform and Chuck took his off to try an all blue one when he left for the navy. Of these members, Betty, Bonnie, and Jack completed their second year, and received emblems for their participation. The cheerleaders do much of the behind-the-scenes work for the sports events, such as selling tickets, hand- ing out programs, and planning pep rallies. They also introduced some new cheers. For Homecoming, they had the entire school gues- sing who the Klumb Girl was. They posted masked pictures of her, wrote up students ' opinions in the RP, and had her on stage at a pep meeting. It came to a successful climax on skit night when her true identity was revealed in the person of Beverly Jones. Standing, left to right: Joan Swan, Ken DeTienne, Anita Gajewski, Tom Tabili. Sylv Wright, Don Piper, Chuck Black, Jack Burant. Kneeling: Joan Gersek, Betty Barke hagen, Bonnie Campbell. ! 134) ( kamplondklp football e Playing a two-platoon system, Whitewater came up with a football team that, at the end of the year, was crowned co-champion along with La- Crosse. Both teams went through an unbeaten season, playing six games each. Whitewater ' s best offense at times was its strong defense. The defense allowed a total of 26 points to be scored against it, with the last three games shutouts. The season opened against a team that was supposed to be one of v he top aggregation— Platteville. The visiting Pioneers scored first on a pass play to lead 7-0. Whitewater came back with two scores via the passing route, Dick Bailey to Earl Bye, and the Quakers had their first game 13-7. Stevens Point was next and the feeling was that Whitewater had been p laying over their heads in the first game and were likely to fall off. Lawrence ■■Red Entress kicked two field goals and two extra points to add to touchdowns by Dick Vanden Avond, Bye, and Dick Kivi as Whitewater showed that the first win had been no fluke by winning 26-13. Whitewater got a scare in the Milwaukee game as the Green Gulls, taking the klckoff, drove deep into V hitewater territory. Here the defense stiffened and WSTC took over. On the third play from scrimmage, Bailey romped 84 yards for a score. This touchdown showed the way as the Quakers went on to win 33-6, as Dick Noonan, Vanden Avond, and Bye all ran to pay dirt and Entress kicked two field goals and two extra points. The Milwaukee game marked the last scoring done against the men defending the Whitewater goal. The defensive outfit had done a great job through the Milwaukee game and they did a tremendous job from then on. Red Entress. In addition to kicking extra points and field goals, was one of the stalwarts beind the line. Ray Dyer and Gene Molinaro were the defensive ends, and Art Hill, Noonan, John Bohlman. Bill Tomaszewskl and all of the otTier defensive men did their part throughout the football season. Following the Milwaukee game, WSTC made one of Its longest trips In recent years as they moved Into Superior. Here they began the string of three games without being scored upon as they whitewashed Superior 28-0. Vanden Avond scored two TD s and Bailey and Noonan scored one apiece. Noonan ' s score came on a ?0-yard punt return. Entress converted successfully after each touchdown. 135) Eau Claire was our homecoming competition and our fellows kept their slate clean by defeating them 17-0. The win made the standing 20 wins and seven losses in Homecoming games since 1922. Vanden Avond and Bye scored touchdowns in this game, while Entress kicked a field goal and two extra points after TD ' s. Bye ' s touchdown came on a pass from quarterback Johnny Riesch. The Purple and White clad Quakers closed their most successful sea- son since 1942 by thumping Oshkosh 41-0. Dick Bailey crossed the goa l three times. Noonan, Vanden Avond, and Kivi scored one each, while Entress converted five times. This was the most decisive victory for Whitewater and a fitting way to pull the curtain on an undefeated, untied season. Game Standings: WSCT OPPONENT 13 Plattevllle 26 Stevens Point 33 Milwaukee 28 Superior 17 Eau Ciaire 41 Oshkosh 158 Total Points 26.33 Average SCORE 7 w 13 6 k v 26 4.33 ' .. i i |{ F9 Hi flHSi M - r f P BjBSaHj wkS 1 g g i yi pg|i IByff §| TW « ■| -- || C ourffi Row, left to right: Lorry Johns, James Toogood, Eugene UiozdoW! vvond. Third liow: Roland Vertz, Donald Herzig, Richard Kivi, Lorin Sti )illman. Dean Dexter, Eugene Malinaro, George Sweati, Verns Sihmols irs( Row: Eorl Bye, John Bohimon, John Riesch, Wesley Herbsl, John H. rilliom Tomaszewski, Rich. jrd Noonar 1, Jerry Gr uman. Richard Dybevik, Char les Hill, Rich lord Von den Donald Neerdoels, Jeroc 1 Lei „mann. Raymond Bl ,ckley, John Jol- inson. Mo. „eM iller . Second Row: Do. ■rell nald Orr , Phillip Gocker, Cu, rlis Wes Iphol, Jome s Hessel, A, ■thu r Hill, Wi lliom Joh mson, Wil ham Koe nig. George Longe, Delbert Monion, Gerold Zuelsdorf, Richard Boiley, Ralph (137) SUelUl Unlike the football team, WSTC ' s basketball team, at the beginnmg of the season, was considered one of the leading contenders for the title. Dur- ing the first part of the season It began to look as though the public har been right in picking WSTC for cup honors in the basketball race. The college cagers won eight straight conference games and were In possession of nrst place. Then came the disastrous trip to northern Wisconsin, and the hopes of Whitewater fans for a basketball championship were gone. Whitewater moved Into Superior first, and there absorbed their first conference loss of the season. This was not too bad, and they still had a very good chance of at least tying for the championship, but the next game was played against River Falls the following Monday, and the second loss was chalked up against vhe cagers from WSTC. With this loss, almost ell hope of winning the title dis- appeared. Whitewater came back to win their last two games against Milwaukee and Stevens Point, but the best they could do was to tie for second place as the LaCrosse aggregation added the basketball title to their co- cha mpionship In football. Whitewater ' s record for the year was an excellent one of 15 wins against only five losses. Eight non-conference games are included in this record. While losing only two out of 1 2 in conference play, the college quintet lost three out of eight against non-conference foes. Carroll College of Wau- kesha was the only team to defeat Whitewater twice. They did it by scores of 73-68 and 67-62. DeKalb was the winner of the other game. In a later game, WSTC avenged the loss to DeKalb, however, in a 78-77 overtime thriller. Dick Noonan, Don Erlckson, Wesley Herbst, John Riesch and Bill Tomaszewski were the five men who carried the biggest part of the load for he year ' s quintet. Herbst and Noonan carried the brunt of the scoring through the season as they scored 431 and 368 points respectively. Erlckson was third on the team, scoring 174 points. Riesch and Tomaszewski did their share of scoring in most of the games, but the defensive side of the picture was the place where they were an essential part of the success of the season. Of course, one of the most Important parts of any ball team is the reserve strength. The Quakers were extremely fortunate In having such players as Gene Molinaro, Al Schlatter, Dick Bailey, Bob Polzin, Tom Bauer, and John Bohlman. All but Schlatter, a senior, will be back next year, barring the draft or some other unforseen circumstance. (138) The year ' s record stands thus: WSTC OPPONENT 73 DeKalb 74 Concordia 75 Milton 70 Oshkosh 68 Carroll 73 Concordia 72 Platteville 78 DeKalb 64 Stevens Point 67 Milton 65 Eau Claire 80 Stout 43 Milwaukee 78 Oshkosh 64 Platteville 56 Superior 79 River Falls 62 Carroll 62 Milwaukee 76 Stevens Point 1379 Season Totals 68.95 Average Third Row, left to right: Wayne Kreklow, Wesley Herbst, Tom Bauer, Wayne Astin, Charles Crago. Second Row: Dick Bailey, Dick Noonan, John RIesch, Al Schlatter, Bartley Fitzgerald. First Row: Gene Molinaro, Bill TomasiewskI, Don Erickson, Don Stevens, Kenneth Soslnskl. (139) The Hoopsters in Winning Action W. . -J. Basketball practicas and the basketball tournament started the Women ' s Athletic Association activities for the year. Winner of the trophy was the Alpha Sigma Sorority. The annual Thanksgiving and Christmas parties were held in the Girls ' Gym, with square dancing being the principal act- ivity of those attending. Second semester found the girls preparing for the annual Stunt Night activities. As in previous years, plaques were awarded to winners in the serious and humorous divisions. During the spring, the volleyball, archer y, and badminton games went into full swing. An annual spring camping trip was held in May, with some girls getting thoir first sunburn of the year. Girls who won their major W ' s during the year were Betty Doschadis, Shirley Essenmacher, Leota Hedding, Bar- bara Johnson, Ida Marshall, Sylvia Olson, Betty Prallat, Katie SchmidI, Arbne Stowell and Dolores Tomciak. White honor sweaters were awarded to Virginia Kagel and Phyllis Larson. Officers for the year were President Arlene Stowell, Vice- President Katie Schmidt, Secretary Shirley Essenmacher, and Treasurer Betty Prallat. The faculty sponsor was Miss Florence Goodhue. Left to right: Shirley Essenmacher, Arlene Stowell, Miss Florence Goodhu Betty Prallat, Katie Schimdt. (141 UPPER LEFT, Second Row, left to right: Gladys Uttlejohn, Etlen Topel, Shirley Paap, Betty DosAadis, Ido Morshall, Syi- First Row: Jeon Key, Foye Chapman, Caroline Stenzel, Veryl Little, Pat Abraham. UPPER RIGHT, Second Row. Fran Hi Virginia Kagel, Colleen Murphy, Barbara J Ruth Barnes, Kathryn Fahey. Belk, Mary Meytholer, Dolores Tomczok, Sara Cowen, Alice Kunz, Doris t- o Hedding, Anita We er, Marian Spongier, Topel, Sherley Stuessey, Peggy Clark. UPPER LEFT: Final scene from TrI Sigma ' s, Prayer for Peace. UPPER RIGHT: Sigma Tau Gamma keeps ' em rolling In the aisles. LOWER RIGHT: Doug Poulter mates his appearance in Phi Sig ' s ■■Wrestling— WSTC T.V. (143) PRODIGAL PROFS, Second Row, left to right: Mr. Thomas L Gerber, Mr. Charles F. Nagy. First Row: Thomas McDonough, Mr. Clay J. Dag- gett, Mr. Virgil C. Graham. MIX-UPS, Second Row: Robert Andreoli, Delor Wagner, Maynard Saugstad. First Row: Robert Fell, Robert Busher, James Metropulos. PHI SIGMA EPSILON, Second Row: Warren Kohls, Harold Kae Thomas Tabili, Mr. Reuben W. Klumb. First Row: Robert Stieber. SIGMA TAU GAMMA, Second Row: Richard Hernday, George Ver- genz, Donald Potts, Daniel Klug, Jerad Lehmann. First Row: Donald Zandi. PHI CHI EPSILON, ei to right: Delbert Manion, George Behrendt, Richard Durner, Daniel O ' Connell, Richard Novak. GUnER BALLS: Irving Kennedy, George Lange, John Kanies, Richard Oleszek, Robert Mathle. CHI DELTA RHO: Howard Seeman, David Wi.liams, Richard Kur Edward Samz. John Danforth, Charles Ebert. FRITZIES, Second Row: Robert KuzminskI, William McBride. First R( Gene Rinaldi, Robert Schmidt, Kenneth Steadman. (145 W cu With the beginning of the school year, the W Club resumed its role as an active organization on tha campus by preparing to operate the concession stand during football and basketball seasons. These refreshments were operated solely by mem- bers not participating in athletics during the particular season, and proceeds were used to finance the purchase of monogrammed jackets for the graduating seniors. Another project undertaken by the club was the development of a new school official pep emblem depicting the fighting Quaker. The high point of the year ' s activities was the annual Variety Show, The Set Happy Revue , February 14-15. Money earned was used for a loan fund to help W club members meet financial In May the group concluded its year ' s activities by holding a picnic in the park tor graduating seniors. President of the organization was Bob Post, with coaches Edgar Schwager and Robert Weigandt serving as faculty advisors. TOP, IWnc R ow. eft to right, Mr. Edgor Schwager, Ray Dyer, Harry V cinowski La rry ' f ntress, Dorrell Dillmon. Do Erick on. Se ond Row Jim McGorty, ob Don els, V esley Herbst, Eugene Ujo dowski. Bill Bye Bill Johnson. F rs( Row Allen Schlatter, Jerry But , John Bohln o n, Dick V, ider. holt. Dick Vo den Avond, Bob Post. BOTTOM, rh; d Ro w.- Ray Buckley, Dean Dex er, Je ry Gruman, Bill Tom- oczewski. Dw yer, Gerry Zuelsdort. Se on ' d Row; Bil Koenig, Bob Polzin, Art Hi 1, Jo k Jackson, George Longe, Ralph Lehman Steve T f.fsl Row. er y Le monn, John Riesch, Dick N Delber Manion Don Neerdaels, Do n Ste  ens, Dick Bailey. 146) UPPER: Jerry Rogan made us laugh at the W Club Square Note Show, ' Jan Travis, Joe Cloutler and Jerry do ther version of Dr. Anthony, Jerry had trouble juggling plates. LOWER: Ah ' m fum the west, pohdnah, Cloutier, The W Club Orchestra, Jan Sings a Little Ditty. (147) Student ndc Abney, Loyd A., Box 223, Crandon, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 97, 121 Abraham, Patricia L, 547 South Jackson, Janesville, Wisconsin Primary Sophomore 51,94, 112, 142 Adelman, Darlyne M., RFD 4, Monroe, Wisconsin Primary Senior 40, 67, 104, 112 Allen, Walter N., 33 Green Bay Road, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin Academic Junior 88 Amundson, Gloria C, 114 North 5th Street, Stoughton, Wisconsin Primary Freshman 98 Andersen, J. Carol, 46 McKInley, Racine, Wisconsin Primary Senior 40, 67, 112 Anderson, Henry D., Box 352, Union Grove, Wisconsin Academic Senior 67 Anderson, Robert E., Box 223, Blair, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 93 Anderson, Roland A., Box 280, Florence, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 93 Anderson, Sharon V., East Rhinelander, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 94 Andreoll, Robert B., 2006 55th Street, Kenosha. Wisconsin Academic Senior 44, 49, 67, I Andrew, Gerald, 33 Water, Evansvllle, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Nashota, Wisconsin I, 146 98 123 36, 98 Angrick, Donald R., RFD Rural Sophomore Annear, Joanne E., Muscoda, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Appleman, Verne G., College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 40, 92, 127 Arnold, Gloria D., RFD 2, Milton Junction, Wisconsin Rural Freshman Arnold, John J., 602 Janesville Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Post Graduate Arnold, Joyce. 2320 Lakeland Avenue, Madison, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman Arnold. Kathleen D., 1123 Erin Street. Madison. Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 98 95 Arnold, Richard A., RFD 3, Whitewater. Wisconsi Commercial Sophomore Astin, Wayne D., 416 East Madison Street, Milton Junction. Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 98 Atcherson, Lorraine, 2137 Center Avenue, Madison. Wisconsin Rural Freshman 59 Athas Paul S., 328 South Main Street, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 101 Auby, Edith M., RFD I, Stoughton, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 30, 52, 89 37. 52. 67 97 29. 34, 52, 94, 118 127 Axte ' l, Marion J., Salem, Wisconsin Commercial Senior Babcock, Janice M.. RFD I, Edgerton, Wisconsin Primary Freshman Babcock, Mary L., Troy Center, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore Bahr, Eugene A.. 317 Mill Street. Fox Lake. Wisconsi Commercial Sophomore Bailey, Richard L., 505 Walton Place. Madison. Wisconsin Academic Junior 135. 148 Balrd. Mary. 815 Whitewater Avenue. Fort Atkinson. Wisconsin Academic Freshman 52, 100 Baker. Dorothy I.. RFD I, Belolt, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore Baltzer, Joan M.. Box 177, Lyons, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Baptist. Sue Ann, 1310 Clasy. Beloit, Wisconsin Primary Sophomore 92, 94 92 34, 94 Barfknecht. BeHy J.. 109 Reed Street, Lake Mills, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 37, 67, 110 Barkenhagen. Elizabeth A., 2059 Atwood, Madison, Wisconsin Ru-al Sophomore 40, 92, 94, 112, 134 Barkenhagen, Richard R.. 2059 Atwood. Madison, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 100 Barnes, Ruth M., 4 North Church Street, Elkhorn, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 52. 101, 142 Bartelt. Joyce L, Marathon. Wisconsin Commercial Junior 45, 86, 89, 112 Barti, Robert L., Wilton, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 31,67, 122 Baskf eld, George J., 315 York Street, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Commercial Freshn 101 Bauer, Thomas J., 110 East Main Street, Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 93, 125 Baumgartner, David E., 918 River Street, Shawano, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 100 Baurichter, Florence M., 414 North 3rd Street, Watertown, Wisconsin Rural Junior 59 Bear, Joan I., I I 14 Walker Street, Janesville, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 112 Beck, William, 1108 Wilson Street, Jefferson, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 91 Becker, Harold D., LaValle, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 67 Beetow, Charles Wayne, 311 Randall Place, Elkhorn, Wisconsin Academic Post Graduate Behl, William G., 2309A West Merrill Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 101, 123 Behmke, Lorraine R., 3809 East Carpenter Ave., Cudahy, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 67 Behnke, Joyce, RFD, Brooklyn, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Behrendt, George R., 806 Main Street, Marinette, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 68, III, I2i Eelk, Lois A., RFD I, Elkhorn, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Belzer Carole C, Box 252, Sturtevant, Wisconsin Primary Senior 68 Cent, Pauline A., I 14 North Main Street, Eagle River, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 43, 97 Berens, Gretchen, 719 Second Avenue, Jefferson, Wisconsin Primary Sophomore 118 Berens, Thomas J., 719 Second Avenue, Jefferson, Wisconsin Academic Junior 124 Berge, Lyie M., Valders, Wisconsin Comercial Sophomore Bergholz, Russell C, 108 Reed Street, Lake Mills, Wisconsin Academic Junior 33, 33, 89, 142 93, 127 Berglund, Allen R., North Prairie, Wisconsin Elementary Senior 68, III, 125 Bergman, Melvin E., 209 Sixth Street, Virginia, Minnesota Commercial Junior Bernardy, James N., 1820 Wisconsin Street, Marinette, Wisconsin Academic Senior 68 Berndt, Doris I., 1020 Tolman Street, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 97 Bertolaet, Frederick, Palmyra, Wisconsin Academic Senior 38, 39, 42, 43,44, 68, 85, 104, III. 121 Bertram, William, 4265 South 1st Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 53, 98 Beula, Dennis A., 670 Alban Street, Rhinelander, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Bicket, Zenas J., 431 II th Street, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 97 Bigelow, Carolann C, RFD I, Delavan, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 33, 97, 142 Black, Charles E., 594 Dyer Street, Burlington, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 40, 51, 97, 123, 134 Blink, Lois M., 220 West Main, East Troy, Wisconsin Academic Senior 44, 68 Bloom, Marcia R., 1411 28th Street, Rockford, Illinois Academic Senior Bodendein, Mary G., La Valle, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 38, 44, 68, 45, 51, 89, 37, 89, Bodendein, Marian T., La Valle, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Bodendein, Margie J., La Valle, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore Bodi, John, 2112 Mead Street, Racine, Wisconsin Academic Senior Bohlman, John K., Janesville, Wisconsin Academic Junior 88, I Borreson, Dale Robert, RFD I, Melrose, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore Boucher, Francis E., 2108 64th Street, Kenosha, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Brandt, Richard O., 1160 Lincoln Street, Fennimore, Wisconsin Academic Senior (149) Braun, Joseph, 114 E. Arndt Street, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 56, 91, 94, 126 Brenhoit, Floyd A., RFD I, Washburn, Wisconsin Con-.mercial Sophomore 36, 38. 43, 51, 94, 122 Brodnan, Helen A., 12 High Street, Carrollville, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 97 Broeren, Geraldine A., Thorp, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 49, 51, 117 Bronkalla, Leo, East Troy, Wisconsin Academic Senior Brose, Robert, 1310 Columbus Street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 93 Brown, Lyie, 4554 North 21st Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 69 Brown, Mildred A., 332 West Washington, Madison, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 26, 89 Brueggerman, Eleanor M., 850 Prospect, Janesvllle, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 97 Brummond, Jeanette E., 202 Center Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Rural Freshman Brunner, Robert A., 1123 High Street, Jefterson, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 98 Brunsvold, Roger A., Orfordvllle, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 95, 123 Buckley, Ray S., 814 Buena Vista, Waukesha, Wisconsin Academic Junior 47, 95, 126, 135, 148 Burant, John A., 1625 Morton Avenue, Racine, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 29, 39, 40. 41, 94, 121, 134 Busher, Robert E.. 1163 Wisconsin, Delavan, Wisconsin Academic Senior 29, 69, 146 Buth, Gerald, 516 Ethel Avenue, Green Bay, Wiscorsln Academic Junior 88, 148 Bye, Earl M., 3872 Van Norman, Cudahy. Wisconsin Academic Junior 127, 135, 148 Caldwell, Walter D.. 6901 14th Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 36, 69, III, 122 Campbell, Bonnie L, 9928 South Normal, Chicago, Illinois Elementary Sophomore 94, 112 134 Capaccioli, Lollta M., 1047 Wisconsin. Beloit. Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 29, 52 100 Cardamon, John J., 3021 West Pullam, Chicago, Illinois Academic Sophomore Carlson, Geraldine, Hlxton, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 92, Carlson, Harriet. Genesse Depot, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Carter, Charles H., Peotone, Illinois Commercial Senior Castle, JeaneHe C. 503 Whiton Street. Whitewater. Wisconsin Academic Freshman Castle, Vern C. 503 Whiton Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior Gates. Elaine J., Alden, Illinois Commercial Junior 49, 60, 89, Chamberlain, Richard H., 105 Whiton, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 69, Chapman, Faye M., Troy Center, Wisconsin Academic Freshman IOI, Chapman, Sydney, 812 Milwaukee, Janesvllle, Wisconsin Rural Freshman Chase, Larry N., 620 North 8th Avenue. West Bend, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore Chiaverotti, Evelyn B., 2722 S. 44th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Elementary Senior 69, Christ, Evaleen, Wausaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore Christensen, Ruth J., RFD I, Watertord, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 29, 92, Christenson, Donna E.. 1216 Spring Street. Madison, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 26, Christenson, Donovan A., Box 174, Frederick. Wisconsin Academic Freshman 33 Christiansen. Jo-Anne W., 322 Greenfield, Waukesha, Wisconsin Elementar y Senior 69, |04, Christnan, Dorothy M., Darlen, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Christopherson, Verna D., RFD I, Hartland, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 92, Clark, Eugene C, 826 Clover Street, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Elementary Junior Clark, Margaret E., Buckeye Road, Madison, Wisconsin Primary Senior 52, 69, 104, 114, 142 Clou+ier, Wayne J., 1003 Wisconsin, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 41 Cnare, Marion, 1306 Rutledge Street, Madison, Wisconsin Rural Junior 59 Cockfield, David O., 419 Terrace, Janesville, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 101 Colburn, Mary A., 1819 North Oakland, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 29, 58, 97 Coleman, Edward G., 127 North Prairie, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Cook, Arnold E., 3453 South 19th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Coon, Margaret B., 535 Plumb Street, Milton, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 88, 92 Cowen, Sara A., 312 North Monroe, Watertown, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 29, 97, 142 Cox, John 8., Goodman, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 100 Crichton, Margaret L, RFD 2, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 42, 47, 50, 51, 89 Crowley, Marilyn B., Durand, Illinois Commercial Junior 115 Cumming, John A., Eagle, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 95, 125 Czaplewski, Rosemary V,, 2125 South 94 Street, West Allis, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Dahl, Hugh G., Delbrook Golf Course, Delavan, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 97 Daly, Jan Marie, 380 South Third Avenue, Wisconsin Rapids, Wiscons Commercial Junior Damert, Leonard P., RFD 4, Neilsville, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore Dantorth, John L., Box 68, Oneida, Wisconsin Elementary Junior Daniels, Gloria F., 311 Henry Street, Beaver Dam, Wise Elementary Freshi Daniels, Robert A., 311 Henry Street, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 29, 70, 124 29 31, 61, 91 2, 88, 145 29, 97 Daniels, Virginia M., 112 Janesville, Milton, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 83, 92 Darga, Ray, 1133 South 21 Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore Davies, Patricia M., Wales, Wisconsin Primary Senior 52, 70, II 4 Davis, Glenn P., Hayward, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 45, 70, 85 Davis, Joan F., 1200 - 21 Avenue, Monroe, Wisconsin Primary Junior 34, 88, 112 Davis, Joanne L., 2519 - 10 Street, Monroe, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 42, 43, 90, 92, 112 Dawson, William M., 620 Sheldon Street, Madison, Wisconsin Academic Post Graduate 41 Day, Duane F., 1010 Randall Avenue, Rhinelander, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 70, 122 Dee+s, Norma L., Bloom City, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 58, 97 Deffke, Doris M., 134 Trier Street, Brillion, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 45, 70, 84 De France, Eunice M., RFD 2, West De Pere, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 29, 58, 99 Degner, Raymond D., 306 Hiawatha Avenue, Menomonee Falls, Wis. Academic Freshman DeTienne, Kenneth P., 3161 West 37 Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 94, 125, 134 Detro, Glenn K., 2230 South 65 Street, West Allis, Wisconsin Academic Junior 31, 88, 125 Dexter, Dean A., 2417 Sommers Avenue, Madison, Wisconsin Academic Junior 26, 87, 135, 148 Diederich, Ruth A., Box 182, Belleville, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 58, 99 Dierking, Donna, 502 Center Avenue, Janesville, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 112 Dill, Marianne, 901 Center Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 47, 94, 117 Dillman, Darrell D., 3017 Herming Street, Madison Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 93, 135, 148 Dinse, Margo E., RFD 4, Beloit, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 34, 58 (151) Dittmar, Charlene, RFD I, Hartland, Wisconsin Primary Sophomore Dix, Jeannine C, RFD 2, Milton Jet., Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Dobratz, Dean D., RFD I, Sullivan, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 94 31, 36, 52, 99 99, 123 94 Doherty, Kathleen M., Box 37, Buhl, Minnesota Commercial Sophomore Doschadis, Betty J., 1012 LynndelJ Street, Watertown, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 95, 142 Draves, Keith E., 60! Short Street, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsni Academic Freshman 99 Drew, Gladys B., Greenwood, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 112 Duerst, Donald R., 236 Fremont Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 70 Durner, Richard F., 222 North Washington, Janesville, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 30, 70, 145 Dwyer, John C, 112 South 17 Street, LaCrosse, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 38, 70, 127, 148 Dybevik, Richard J., 512 South Academy Street, Stoughton, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 99, 135 Dyer, Milton R., 8D College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 43, 91, 148 Ebert, Charles R., 811 Scott Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Elementary Junior 88, 124 Ebert, Charles W., 805 Young Street, Wausau, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 37, 66, 70, III, 145 Eickstaedt, Carl W., 226 Norfh Prince, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Junior Ellefson, Sonia L, 33 North Janesville, Milton Jet., Wisconsin Rural Freshman 34, 99 Elwood, Kenneth, 1020 Florence Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Junior 122 Emier, H. Ray, 1508 Dodge Street, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Academic Junior 41, 51, 121 Enderle, Margaret+e A., 708 Furman, Rocktord, Illinois Commercial Junior 117 Engelbretson, G. Elaine, 407 North First, Edgerton, Wisconsin Rural Freshman Engle, Charles A., 1480 Summerdale Avenue, Chicago 40, Illinois Commercial Sophomore 53, 123 Enright, Yvonne L, 244 Fremont Street., Whitewater, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 99 Entress, Lawrence, 624 South Bluff, Janesville, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 100, 135, 148 Erdman, Marion M., Jefferson, Wisconsin Elementary Junior 88 Erickson, Caryl E., 816 Hancock Avenue, Hancock, Michigan Primary Junior 38 Erickson, Donald E., 121 Ohio Street, Madison, Wisconsin Academic Junior 148 Essenmacher, Shirley, 2969 North 85 Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 49, 50, 71, 114, 143 Evenson, Marilyn A., 4461 2 Broad Street, Beloit, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 100 Everson, Bonnie, RFD 3, Clinton, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 99 Everson, Esther M., Golden Lane, Milton Jet., Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 88, 91 Fahey, Kathleen M., RFD 3, Madison, Wisconsin Primary Freshman 29, 88, 142 Fassbinder, John F., RFD I, Walworth, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 53, 99, 123 Feeney, Evelyn, 903 Prairie Avenue, Janesville, Wisconsin Primary Junior I 16 Fell, Robert D., 591 Main Street, Burlington, Wisconsin Academic Junior 87, 126, 146 Felland, Audrey L., ION East Main Street, Stoughton, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 99 Fenzl, Thomas E., 2459 North 34 Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 99 Fessler, Joseph L., 3221 North First Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 95 Fisher, Jon R., Johnson Creek, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 99 Fisher, William D., 3033 Elm Lane, Racine, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 127 Fitzgerald, Bartley J., RFD 3, Delavan, Wisconsin Academic Freshman (152) Flanagan, JeaneHe R., Pickett, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 29, 37, 60, 103 Fleming, Dermot E., 224 North Fifth Street, Delavan, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 101 Flom, Dorothy A., RFD I, Amberg, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 45, 71 Foote, Ivan E., 4B College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Junior Forrest, John T., 108 North Prairie, Whitewater, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 71, 88, 91 Fowler, Harold D., 1129 North Spring Street, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 103 Fox, Dolores L, RFD 2, Janesville, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 88 Fox, Gertrude R., RFD 4, Janesville, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 29, 34, 92, 94 Fox, Mary T., RFD 4, Janesville, Wisconsin Primary Senior 71 Fraedrick Margaret, 535 South Sixth Avenue, Park Falls, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 36, 50, 51, 71, 112 Frank, Patricia E., RFD 2, Fox Lake, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 29,34,52,91,94 Franke, Joan L, RFD I, Watertord, Wisconsin Rural Frsshman 58, 103 Frederixon, Joan P., Blair, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 38, 91 Freedy, Betty M., RFD 2, Caledonia, Wisconsin Primary Junior 34, 71 Fregetto, Douglas F., 956 South 58 Street, West Allis, Wisconsin Elmenetary Sophomore ' 3, 94, 117 Froemming, Mary Ann, 1012 Peck Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Primary Sophomore 30, 92, 114 Gaines, Connie M., RFD I, Edgerton, Wisconsin Rural Freshman Gajewski, Anita M., Pulaski, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Gallup, Dorothy M., Galesville, Wisconsin Commercial Senior iermer, Robert W., Winter, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 29, 52, 103, 134 71, 110 37, 53, 98, 123 Gersek, Joan, 213 Reid Street, West DePere, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 95, 117, 134 Gerth, Audrey P., Clyman, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 59, 103 Gessert, Ruth (Mrs , 610 Blaine, Edgerton, Wisconsin Primary Junior Giese, Dorothy L., 509 Doty, Edgerton, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 31, 37, 45, 7! Giles, Betty J., 264 Lincoln, Evansvllle, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 33, 91 Giles, Lois J., 264 Lincoln, Evansvllle, Wisconsin Elementary Senior 33, 44, 72, 85, 104, 112 Gloyd, Doris E., Eagle, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 88, 91 Glumm, Gilbert J., College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 53, 101 Gocker, Phillip L., 908 South Spring, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 99, 135 Goeti, Ralph P., 4249 South First, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 53, 99, 123 Goodier, William W., Woodvllle, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Goodnetter, James, 9435 Harding Blvd., Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore Gosso, James P., Darien, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 88 Grabhorn, Marilyn C, North Lake, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 88, 115 Grahamer, Eva M., 13b Miesbach, Bavaria, 244 Obere Wallenburger Street, Germany Special Elementary 43 Grasser, Patricia M., 3614 22nd Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin Elementary Post Graduate Greenwood, Helen A., 10 Head Street, Edgerton, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 52, 59, 99 Gregory, Doris M., 231 North Walnut, Reedsburg, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 30, 99 Grogan, Bevery, 3226 Oakridge, Madison, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 89, 112 (153) Grube, Jo Anne C, 1720 North Seventh, Sheboygan, Wisconsin Primary Senior 26, 44, 51, 72, 85, 104, 110 Gruetiman, Edward C, 135 Graham, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Gruman, Gerald A., Laona, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 99, 135, 148, 127 Gunther. Gladys S., 807 Arcadian, Waukesha, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 99 Haase, Dorothy, RFD I, Janesville, Wisconsin Primary Senior 72, 52, 114 Haavisto, Martin A., 110 Second Avenue, Wakefield, Michigan Academic Freshman Hackett, Beverly J., 807 Main, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 37, 72 Haqen George L., 31! Fremont, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior 45, 72, 135 Hahn, Robert E., 3852 Cornelia Street, Chicago, lllii Academic Sophomore Haverson, Phillip D., 113 West Prospect, Stoughton, Wisconsin Elementary Junior 94, 123 Hamre, Edward C, 143 South Main, Lodi, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Hankin, Martin, 4300 North Whipple, Chicago, Illinois Academic Senior Hanley, James P., 1116 South 71 Street, West Allis, W; Commercial Freshman Hannon, James F., 662 East Wisconsin, Oconomowoc, Wisconsi Commercial Senior Hansen, Barbara A., 219 Roosevelt, Beloit, Wisconsin Primary Senior Hansen, Gerald B., Footville, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Hanson, Lois L, 310 North, Stoughton, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore Harder, Joyce E., 190 Third, Reedsburg, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 45, 51 Harding, Louis W., 425 East Geneva, Elkhorn, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Harmon, Charles F., 208 East North, Whitewater, Wiscor Academic Junior 92 99 72 00 72, 123 73, 104 98 94, 115 7, 89, 49 89, 95, 59, 73, Harries, Jane, RFD I, Hales Corners, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore Harrington, Joan M., Ridgeway, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Harrington, Rosemary, Ridgeway, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore Harris, Marion J., 305 Center, Whitewater, Wiscon Elementary Senior Harrison, Marvin, Fence, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Harthun, Richard E., 48 Worthington, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Har+man, Diane M., 4202 West Greenfield, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Hartmann, Lois L., RFD I, Lodi, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 52, 98, Harvey, Lois, RFD I, Madison, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 33, 34, Heard, Raymond, 5753 North 33 Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Hedding, Leota A., RFD 3, Tomah, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 60, 89, 142, 118, Hein, Pearl Mary, 414 South Concord, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 33, Helntz, Frances C, North Prairie, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 37, 98, 52, Helnzelmann, Lavon B., RFD I, Juneau, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 37, 99, Heitzler, Helen L., 1104 Pleasant, Jefferson, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 88, Helgesen , Dolores M., Cottage Grove, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 36, 73, Hemlock, William E., 607 Milwaukee, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 92, 43, Hendrick, Pauline M., 602 Langdon, Madison, Wisconsin Primary Post Graduate Hendrickson, Charles, Mukwonago, Wisconsin Academic Senior Herbst, Wesley, Slinger, Wisconsin Academic Junior 73, III, 87, 135, 147, Hernday, Richard B., 109 C Street, Jefferson, Wisconsin Academic Junior Henlg, Roland, Box 600, Waunakee, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 91, Hessel, James J., 1022 Stuart, Green Bay, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Heth, Joanne D., Whitewater, Wisconsin Primary Freshman Hickox, Jack J., Spring Green, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Hickox, Mary L., 1020 Fourth Street, Menomonie, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman Hilfiker, Leo R., 1616 17 Avenue, Monroe, Wisconsin Academic Senior 30 Hill, Arthur S., Union Grove, Wisconsin Academic Junior 124, 146 135, 126 135 99 99 Hill, Charles W., 1008 Academic Freshman 86, 87, 135, 125, 148 Janesville, Whitewater, Wisconsin Hilton, Janice M., 122 State, Madison, Wisconsir Academic Freshman Hinz, Donald W., RFD 2, Mukwonago, Wisconsin Rural Junior Hoernke, Doris C, RFD 2, Shawano, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Hoffmann, Earl E., RFD I, Beaver Dam, Wisconsii Academic Senior Hoffmann, Lloyd R., 2905 Arthur, Racine, Wiscor Rural Sophomore Holden, Gerald W., Orfordville, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Holderried, Joan A., 7701 29 Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 88 Holford, Johanna M., 400 Whiton, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 43, 99 Hollihan, Patricia R., 1005 Carney Blvd., Marinette, Wisconsin Primary Freshman 29, 40, 60, 99 Hood, Lawrence A., RFD 3, Clinton, Wisconsin Academic Senior 100, 135 58 , 44, 39, 88 37, 99, 142 44, 31, 73 93 99 Hopkii Marian, North Prairie, Wisconsii Y Junior 73, 104, 124 33, 88, 114 Horn, Margaret R., 41 2 East Fulton, Edgerton, Wisconsin Primary Freshman Horning, Ervin C, 917 East Main, Watertown, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore Hough, Dorothy A., 1757 Pine, Beloit, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman Howe, Helen P., 17 South Bassett, Madison, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Hudson, Juanita, RFD I, Osseo, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Hull, Angeline B., 409 Low, Stoughton, Wisconsin Rural Freshman Hunter, Evangeline J., Arbor Vitae, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Huth, Myron F., 118 Griswold, Ripon, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman llgen, Helen M., Eau Galle, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 40, 100 33, 37 91 100 95 30, lis Inks, Donna ., RFD I, Beloit, Wisconsin Rural Freshman Jackson, Jack D., 1227 Arthur, Racine, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 100, Jackson, Rolland E., 122 Whitewater, Milton, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Jansen, Donald R., RFD I, Marathon, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 95, Jarosz, Herbert G., 3233 South 10 Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Jasinski, Harry H., 803 South 28 Streef, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Senior III, Jekel, Jerome, 4C College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Junior Jens, Patricia R., 206 South Main, Oregon, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 40, 89, Johns, Lawrence J., RFD 3, Seymour, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 103, Johnson, Alice, 209 South 4 Street, Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin Primary Freshman Johnson, Barbara J., 1957 Linden Avenue, Racine, Wisconsin Primary Sophomore 94, 114, 142, (155) Johnson, Dorothy F., Barnum, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 97, 30, 58 Johnson, Douglas W., 549 Highland, Belolt, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Johnson, Faye D., 3219, South Springfield, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 59 Johnson, Gerald W., 537 North Main, Oregon, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 73, 122 Johnson, (Mrs.) Muriel E., Clinton, Wisconsin Academic Senior 65, 7! Johnson, Richard A., Lake Lorraine, RFD I, Delavan, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Johnson, Rodney, 1203 Buckeye, Madison, Wisconsin Academic Post Graduate 122 Johnson, William E., 201 Forman, Point Pleasant, New Jersey Commercial Junior 89, 135, 148 JoJIlHe, Floyd L, 110! Main, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 97 Jones, Jack J., 334 Spring, Ripon, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 97 Jones, Beverlle, 211 Caroll, Waukesha, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 26, 40, 41 Jones, Kathryn A., 16 Concord Road, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Primary Freshman 97 Jordalen, Betty M., RFD I, Stoughton, Wisconsin Elementary Junior 30 Jorgensen, Holger, 200 Geneva, Williams Bay, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Joyce, Joan P., 548 Bostwick, Janesville, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman Kaeding, Harold, Reesville, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 36, 73, 122, 146, III Kagel, Virginia, RFD I, Sussex, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 45, 74, 142 Kanles, John Carpenter, 1450 South 87 Street, West Allls, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 100, 145 Kaplan, Sam, 306 Main, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Post Graduate 74 Kares, Frank V ., Black Point, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 95 Karns, Nancy J., 1202 Seventh, Menomonle, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 87, 116 Kauth, Donna, 134 Church, Evansville, Wisconsin Academic Senior 74 Kegley, Arlene E., Lake Beulah, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 100 Kelly, Dorothe, Butternut, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Kennedy, Carolyn, 201 South Main, Walworth, Wisconsin Primary Freshman 33, 59 Kennedy, Irving P., 332 Carroll, Waukesha, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 100, 145 Kerley, (Mrs.) Dorothy, RFD 2, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 92 Kerley, Marguerite, RFD 2, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 89 Key, Jean A., East Troy, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 100, 142 Klesaw, Lorraine B., 405 Columbia, Horlcon, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 100 Klllary, Mabel K., RFD 2., Madison, Wisconsin Elementary Junior Kincaid, Charlotte A., 2925 South 37 Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 59 Kivi, Richard P., 6045 29 Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin Academic Junior 135 Klitzke, DoLoris I., RFD I, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 94 Klotten, Dawn E., 336 Longfleld, Evansville, Wisconsin Primary Freshman 91, 30, 34 Klug, Daniel V., 2550 North First, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Elementary Senior 74, 146, 104, 30, 125 Knack, June J., 3054 South 38 Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Academic Senior 74 Koenig, William A., 388 Western Avenue, Watertown, Wisconsin Academic Junior 87, 135, 148, 127 Koepsel, (Mrs.) Grace W., IC College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Post Graduate Koepsel, Robert N., IC College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 41, 100, 123, 43, 47 156) Kohls, Warren P., RFD 4, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Academic Senior 74, 122, 146 Kotenberg, Robert H., Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Post Graduate Korbel, Lester E., 3234 South Pine, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Krahn, Robert, 223 East Howard, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore ' Kraus, Jerom3, 302 Whlton, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore Krause, Carol, 3808 - 21 Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin Primary Sophomore 91. 49, 115, 30 Krausse, Shirley M., 238 South Hartwell, Waukesha, Wisconsin Primary Freshman 100 Kreklow, Wayne R., 712 Racine, Jefferson, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 100 Kreuscher, Keith, 6514 22 Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 95, 125 Kreuscher, Mary J., 7800 39 Avenue, Kenosha, Wi; Academic Junior Kringel, Orlene R., 220 Division, Eagle River, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 95 Krueger, Donald John, 604 North Second, Watertown, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore Kuiawa, Edwin A., 3958 Van Norman, Cudahy, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 102, 96 Kundert, Betty A., 1615 22 Avenue, Monroe, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 37, 74, 112, 49 Kunz, Alice I., 615 Murth Street, Janesville, Wisconsir Elementary Junior Kun-e Richard E., 3247 South Elmwood, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 36, 74, 121, 145, Kupsh, Joseph J., RFD 2, Cato, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 87, 112 44, 52, 142, 34 74, 121 Kuzminski, Robert H.. 1332 Minnesota, South Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 89, 145 Laabs, Robert T., Laona, Wisconsin Academic Freshaman ' 02 Ladwig, (Mrs.) Lola I., RFD 2, Durand, Illinois Rural Junior 95 Lange, George M., RFD 14, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 135, 145, 148 Larson, Jack, RFD 1, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Larson, Paul R., 303 Main, Stoughton, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore Larson, Phyllis C, 223 North Arch, New Richmond, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 36, 75, 1 14 Laue, Vernon E., 70 1 1 2 South Spring, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Laughran, Leo K., 1855 Fayette, Beloit, Wisconsin Academic Senior 75 Lawrence, Elizabeth A., 312 Second Main, EIroy, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 102, 33, 58 Leach, Marilyn Joyce, 210 South Rural, Hartford, Wiscons Commercial Freshman Lehmann, Jerad W., 7312 32 Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 101, 135, 38, 148, 96 Lehman Ralph E., 5D College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior 75, 135, 146, 148 Lejeck, Charline, 7956 Ingleside, Chicago, Illinois Elementary Sophomore Lex, Henry, Menc-nonie Falls, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Liedtke, Sylvia W., 109 North Prince, Whitewater, Wisconsin Elementary Senior Lien, (Mrs.) Lucy S., 1017 Conger, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior Lien, Eugene R., 4753 South Kirkwood, Cudahy, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Little, Veryl, Troy Center, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 02 29, 30 102 LIttlejohn, Gladys M., Nashotah, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore Locker, Helen M., 526 21 Street, Monroe, Wisconsin Primary Freshman Loiselle, Barbara, Genoa City, Wisconsin Primary Junior Longley, Jean E., 918 Colton, Waukesha, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 95, 115, 142, 30, 90 95, 142 102, 58 59, 34 26, 94, 115, 90, 33 (157] Longmore, Jean P., Somers, Wiscon Rural Freshman Lord, Jean C, 2953 East Rhode Island, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Elementary Jur.ior I 17 Luchslnger, Dolores J., RED I, Brooklyn, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 93 Lukas, Raymond G., 2A College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Elementary Junior 125 Lulling. Beverly J.. 3109 Oakridge, Madison, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Machgan, Anita K., 116 South Jackson, Elkhorn, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 92 Machgan, Oscar H., 116 South Jackson, Elkhorn, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 91 Mack, Robert G., Kewaunee, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 102 MacKenzie, Carol Jean, 10 South Orchard, Madison, Wisconsin Primary Post Graduate Mackra, Harriette, 1106 Riverside Drive. Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin Rural Freshman Maes, Edward O., 956 Madison, Oconto. Wisconsin Commercial Junior 126 Malone, Gordon J.. RED 2, Delavan, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 102 Mammina, Louise C, Delavan, Wisconsin Primary Sophomore Manion, Delbert J., 1118 Pearl, Waukesha. Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 95, 135. 148, 145 Mansfeld, Richard D., 1132 Garfield, Beloit, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 102 Mark, John A., Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Markham, Marilyn J., 129 West Main, Reedsburg, Wisconsin Primary Sophomore 117 Marshall, Ida May, Gillingham, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 45, 89, 38, 115, 142 Martelle, Mary A., 7910 39 Avenue. Kenosha. Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 91 Martin. Robert M.. 260 McHenry, Burlinton, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 102 Matasek, Virginia M., 404 North Third, Watertown, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 29. 102. 59 Mathie, Robert T., 1114 Anoka, Waukesha, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 101, 123. 54. 145 Maves, Carl L., Darien. Wisconsin Academic Freshman 40, 102 Maxon, Richard E.. 200 Geneva. Williams Bay. Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 102 Mayenschein, DeEtte M. A., 1232 Grace Court, Janesville, Wisconsin Primary Freshman 102, 33 Mayer, Robert R., Green Valley, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 89, 125 McArthey, Charles H.. 118 South 23 Street. Escanaba. Michigan Commercial Freshman McBride. William J.. 521 North Palm, Janesville, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 37. 102. 47, 145 McCarthy, Doris A., 305 Fifth Avenue, Janesville. Wisconsin Elementary Senior 75. 114 McDonough. Thomas F.. 1402 South First Avenue, Escanaba, Mich. Commercial Junior 37, 87, 146 McGarty. Alice A., Mauston, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 29, 60, 87. 118 McGarty. James P., Mauston, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 75, 148. 127 McGary, Richard G.. 2222 Hillington Green, Madison. Wisconsin Academic Freshman 127 McGinley, Patricia M., 505 16 Avenue, Monroe, Wisconsin Primary Senior 72 McHenry. James W., 7703 14 Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin Academic Post Graduate McHenry, (Mrs.) Marlon R., 7703 14 Avenue, Kenosha. Wisconsin Academic Senior 37. 40, 87, 43. 47. 39. 104 McKenzie, Catherine. 202 Bristol. Sun Prairie. Wisconsin Primary Senior 75 McKenzie, (Mrs.) Ruth B., Hollandale. Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore McKewan, Dorothy, Janesville, Wisconsin Primary Senior 52 75 McKinnell. James C, RFD I, Walworth, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 101 McLathchle, Dorothy, 2336 North Booth, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Elemenetary Senior McLean, Alex M., 400 State, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore McLean, ' Mrs.) Alice E., 405 Main, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Post Graduate Mendel, Marjorie S., RFD 2, Beloit, Wisconsin Rural Frashman Mereness, Carolyn R., RFD I, Sharon, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 37, 40, 75, 49 Mertes, Janet R., 1509, Pleasant, Janesville, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 40, 93, 112 Metropulos, James P., 108 Gates, Crystal Lake, Illinois Commercial Junior ' 46 Meyer, Georgia R., 628 East Harlem Road, Rockford, Illinois Elementary Sophomore 91, 33 102, 58, 34 Meyer, Marilyn L., RFD I, Bristol, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Meyers, Donald, 1727 South 82 Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Academic Senior Meythaler, Mary K., New Glarus, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 41, 91, 52, 142, 118 Miles, William R., 600 Cravath, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior 75 Miller, Charles L., 3928 Munkwitz, Cudahy, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Miller, John H., 619 12 Street, Oshkosh, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Miller, Monte C, 2B College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 92, 135 Miller, Nancy L., 1314 Main, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior 84, 76 Millner, Walker R., 11301., Park Row, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore Mlnett, Wallace H., Edgerton, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 94 Mitchell, Edward C, 109 South Prairie, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 76 Moldenhauer, James F., 2003 Eighth Street, Monroe, Wisconsin Academic Senior 42, 43, 47, 49, 76, 122 Moldenhauer, Jo Anne, 2003 Eighth Street, Monroe, Wisconsin Primary Senior 76, 104, 112 Moldenhauer, NancI J., 2003 Eighth Street, Monroe, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 40, 41, 91, 112 Mollnaro, Eugene, 2207 Mead, Racine, Wisconsin Academic Junior 87, 135 Monson, Edith M., Clear Lake, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 102 Mont Marquette, Phillip M., 807 Main, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior 40, 41, 39, 44, 76, 43, 47 Moran, William, Morrisonville, Wisconsin Academic Junior Mundlnger, Carol, 216 Center, Whitewater, Wisconsin Rural Freshman Mueller, Alice K., 30 Cambridge Road, Madison, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 44, 98, 59 Mueller, Arlan J., 2103 Broadway, New Holstein, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 95, 127 Murphy, Mary C, Eagle River, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 29, 102, 49, 142, 34 Nakamoto, Walter, 1686 Kllauea Avenue, HIlo, Hawaii Commercial Senior 76 Naset, William, 4D College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Junior Nault Genevieve M., 1664 River, Niagara, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 29, 39, 76, 104 Navine, Robert, 227 North Locust, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 76 Neerdaels, Donald G., 1427 East Mason, Green Bay, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 95, 135, 148 Nelson, Charles, 218 East Moln, Madison, Wisconsin Academic Junior Nelson, Donn R., 129 North Second Street, Black River Falls, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 36, 122 Nelson Lloyd, 317 South Fourth Street, Delavan, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 50, 123, 49 Newton, Clarence, Wabeno, Wisconsin Academic Junior Newton, Robert A., Wabeno, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 125 Nicholson, Thomas, Deerneld, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 92 Nielsen, Ernest, 1129 Lewis, Racine, Wisconsin Elementary Senior 43, 125 Nc:i, Clifford, Union Grove, Wisconsin Academic Senior 44, 76, 124 Noonan, Richard, 2834 South I I Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Academic Junior 135, 148 Norbert, John E., 311 North Third Street, Watertown, Wisconsin Commercial Post Graduate Norbert, Don. 311 North Third Street, Watertown, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Norton, Kenneth, 506 North Fourth Street, Watertown, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 93 Novak, Benedict, 710 Hancock, Wakefield, Michigan Academic Sophomore Novak, Richard J., 710 Hancock, Wakefield, Michigan Commercial Junior III, 126, 145 Novak, Robert, 710 Hancock, Wakefield, Michigan Academic Freshman O ' Brien, June E., Troy Center, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 94, 115, 34 O ' Ccnnell, Daniel P., 706 Elizabeth, Marinette, Wisconsin Elementary Senior 77, 145 O ' Conner, Phillip J., Sharon, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 92, 121 Oerum, Lester E., 6739 32 Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin Academic Senior Ogden, William L., 1432 Oakland, Janesville, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 50, 92, 49 O ' Hern, James M., 621 Jefferson, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin Academic Junior 89, 127 Olesiek, Richard A., 2331 South 15 Street, Milwauk Elementary Sophomore Olsen, Sylvia R., 920 Oak, Beloit, Wisconsin Primary Sophomore 37, 52, 91 Olson, BeHy A., 936 McKInley, Beloit, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 102 Olson, Dell, 502 East North, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Olson, Donald A., 771 West Davenport, Rhinelander, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 77, Olson, Donald R., 2738 Commercial, Madison, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore Olson, Jerry E., 750 Madison, Milton, Wisconsin Wisconsin 93, 145 142, 30, 34 )n, Jerry t., 5U domic Freshman Aca Olson, Rosemary, 206 East Mill, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Orr, Donald D., 7A College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Junior Paap, Shirley M., 4516 South Pine, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commsrcial Freshman 102, Passer, June E., 912 East Cravath, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 77, 31, Patch, Ruey J., Dorset, Vermont Academic Junior Paton, William F., 411 West Jefferson, Stoughton, Wisconsin Academic Senior 44, 85, 77, 122, 43, 42, Pe-ikal, Leona M., 20D8 West Lincoln, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Elementary Senior Perry, James C, 6 Sinclair, Janesville, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 36, 87, 122, Peters, Jerry E., 139 Harrison, Delavan, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Peterson, Doris M., Brooklyn, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 36, 77, Peterson, Jane O., 5611 32 Street, Kenosha, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 40, Peterson, LaVerne M., 1426 Josephine, Janesville, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Peterson, Marvin E., Commonwealth, Wisconsin Academic Senior 77, III, Peterson, William G., 1225 Jenifer, Madison, Wisconsin Academic Junior Peti.ko, Edward P., Ill North Prince, Whitwater, Wisconsin Academic Post Graduate Phillips, John D., 2410 Ogden, Superior, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 36, 87, Pierson, Richard D., 62 Wisconsin, Delavan, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore (160) Piper, Donald R., RFD 3, Whitewafer, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 41, 5), 40, 93, 39, 134 |25 Pohle, Electa A., 711 Sunset, Rockford, Illinois Commercial Freshman IQQ 59 Pohlman, James H., 105 South Academy, Janesville, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Iqq Pollock, Vincent H., 3280 South Springfield, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Poliin, Robert H., 503 HarHord Road, Slinger, Wisconsi, Academic Junior Pooch, Richard J., RFD I, Jefferson, WIsconstn Academic Freshman Poppe, Marjorie A., Cedar Grove, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Post, Robert E.. 2321 East Washington, Madison, Wis Academic Senior 77 143 Potter, (Mrs.) Patricia S., 1620 Fleet, Racine, Wisconsin Primary Senior 44, 85, 82, 52, 104, 34 Potts, Donald W., 405 Park, Pewaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 77 I44 Poulter, Douglas S., 729 Clover, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Academic Junior 40, |23, 47, 104 Prahl, Leonard B., 12 South Fifth Street, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 35 79 Prallat, Elizabeth R., 926 Ransom, RIpon, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 27, 78, 143, 29 Prescott, Mary T., 935 Regent, Madison, Wisconsin Academic Junior 87 125 33 w, 148, 124 100 43 37, 100 112 78, 125 Price, William C, Union Grove, Wisconsin Academic Senior Pugy, Irving E., I 28 College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior 4|, 50, 78, I22 Purcfil, Patricia, 318 Peace Court, Janesville, Wisconsin Elementary Senior 40 78 Quant, Marian A., 414 West Pine, New London, Wisconsin Commercial Seitio adtke, Donald F., Route 4, Watertown, Wi Commercial Junior 78, 110, 114 87, 125 Rahn. Marion A., 519 W. Green Tree Road, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 53 98 145 Ramsdell, Gwen J., 333 Madison Street, Janesville, Wisconsin Primary Freshman I00 Rasmussen, Richard L., 910 12th Street, Racine, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 53, 100 Reckord, John M., 208 W. Main Street, Evansvllle, Wisconsin Commercial Senior |27 Reedy, Bette L, Route 2, Beloit, Wisconsin Elementary Junior | |2 Reese. Wlllard F., 709 Janesville Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Junior Regelein, Ernest W., 1301 Main Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman |00 Reich, Allen D., Palmyra, Wisconsin Academic Freshman I02 Reid, Ross W., 4826 N. Talman Street, Chicago, Illinois Academic Freshman Reinerlo, Edward A., Box 75, Pence, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman |02 Reinerlo, Kathleen M., 1503 W. Kllbourn, Milwaukee. Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 58, 102 Reinke, Gladys I., 202 Milwaukee Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Elementary Junior ||8 Reul, Richard C, Route 3, Jefferson, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman |02 Rhyner, Daryl A., Albany, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 93 Richards, Donovan L., 423 S. Second Street, Reedsburg. Wisconsin Academic Senior 78 Richmond, Dave A., 506 Church Street, Stevens Point, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 87 RIchter, Jean M., 106 Irene Street, Watert own, Wisconsin Primary Junior | | 5 RIchter, Joyce I., Twin Lakes, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 38, 87, 142 Riesch, John, 410 Franklin Street. Slinger, Wisconsin Academic Junior 89, 124, 135, 148 Rietbrock, Fred A., Brandon, Wisconsin Academic Senior 78 Rinaldi, Gene N., Route 3, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 93, ||2 (161 Ritter. Edward A., Route 1, Argonne, Wisconsin Connmercial Senior Roberts, Jennie I., Eldorado, Wisconsin Connnnercial Sophomore Robeson, Wallace M., Route I, Janesville, Wisconsin Academic Junior Robison, Doreen A 48 Bridge Street, New Lisbon, Wisconsin Commercial oenior ■ Rodger, Wilma C, Oxford- Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore Roemer, Kate, 3610 Sunset Drive, Madison, Wisconsin Primary Senior 36. 45, 78, 85 33, 115 89 34, 79, 118 St. Thomas, Joseph L, 1329 Day Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin Academic Junior Rogan, Beverly Mills (Mrs.), 1300 Main Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Rogan, Claude A., 3662 S. 19th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman ' Rogan, Gerard R., 1300 Main Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior Rohde, Joyce A., Route 3, Juneau, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 37,40,41,45,48,79, 115 Rollefson, Marilyn, 206 E. Pine Street, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 30, 102 Rood. Carol L, 410 Blaine Street, Edgerton, Wisconsin Primary Junior 3 ' Root Dorothy A., 1015 Putnam Avenue, Janesville, Wisconsin Academic Junior ' 3 Ruckert, Franz A., 96 Hauptsh, Obernou, Germany Elementary Special Ruehmer, Joan A., 702 Aspen Street, South Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 87, 117 Russell, Marian L., 1320 Mole Avenue, Janesville, Wisconsin Rural Freshman ' ' ' Russell, Raymond A., Lac La Belle, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 43, 102, 123 Rybka, Shirley Joyce, 2878 S. Wentworth, Milwaukee 7, Wisconsin 59 92 Saqer Robert W., 117 Emerald Street, Madison, Wisconsin Academic Senior 33, 39, 40, 4I. 44, 79, 104, 122 Commercial Freshman Rymer, Frank A., Main Street, Hebron, Illinois Academic Sophomore 43, 123 93, 112 101, 121, 145 Salter, Maxine, Unity, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore Samz, Edward, E. Madison Street, Crandon, WIscons Commercial Freshman Sandberg, James W., 224 Cook Street, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Sands Robert O., 213 N. Eighth Street, Delavan, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 1°° Sauqstad, Maynard R., 910 S. 96th Street, West Allis, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 79, 124, 146 Saugstad, Myron, Unit 10-C, College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior Sawyer, Dorothy A., 1121 Iverson Street, Rhinelander, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman ' ' Scharl, Willis A., 106 S. Main, Brilllon, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman ' ' Scheiner, Richard T., Route 2, Delavan, Wisconsin Rural Freshman Schlebel, Glenn J., 1029 Brooks Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Schlatter, Allen J., 1628 Packard Avenue, Academic Senior Wisconsin 79, 148 Schlesner, Joyce M., Johnson Creek, Wlscoiisin Commercial Senior 37, 40, 79, 104 Schllcher, Frederic, LaSalle Street, Lake Geneva. Wisconsin Academic Junior Schmale, Verne E., 538 Eighth Street, Belolt, Wisconsin Commercial, Senior Schmeling, Betty L., Maple Beach, Edgerton, Wisconsin Rural Freshman Schmerse, Susan J., Route I, Brodhead, Wisconsin Primary Sophomore Schmidt, M. Katherine, 301 N. Lincoln Street, Elkhorn, V Commercial Junior 86, Schmidt, Robert C, 5617 36th Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsi Academic Junior Schmiti, Mary L., 2610 Clark Street, Manitowoc, Wi Commercial Freshman 79, 135 101 33 91 Wisconsin 87, 118, 143 sin 145 sin 51, 101 Schoening, David G., 603 S. Pearl Street, New London, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Schoenke, Theodore E., Unit 8-A, College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Schrank, Beverly J., 2511 N. 96th Street, Wauwatosa 10, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 58, 87, 114 Schreiber, Jean M., Fountain City, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 101 Schreiber, La Verne H., 2615 N 9th Street, Sheboygan, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 80 Schroeder, Joyce Y., 1217 Bennett Street, LaCrosse. Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 93 Schroeder, Maxine J., Rock Springs, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 45, 49, 89, 117 Schroeder, Norma C, 506 Faster Street, Port Washington, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 101 Schuiz, Ronald W., 321 Allen Street, Clinton, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 101 Schwab, Harold J., 405 Lamboley Avenue, Madison, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 98 Schweiger, Nancy L., Sharon, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 45, 66, 80, 85, 110 Schwitters, Theda H., 110 Grove Street, Plymouth, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 59, 87. 114 Scobie, Beverly, Route 4, Janesville, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore Seeman, Howard W., Route 4, Janesville, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 80, 145 Sells, Russell H., 1129 Jenifer Street, Madison, Wisconsin Elementary Junior 127 Setter. Edwin, 7530 23rd Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 93, 126 Severson, Ruth E., 1018 29th Avenue, Monroe, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 29, 37, 49, 80, 104 Shaker, Corlea M., Hillsboro, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Shannon, Donald T., Jefferson, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 97, 123 Sheldon, DuWayne. 126 S. Fifth Street, Delavan, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 30, 45, 51, 80, 84 39, 40, 91, 115 Shepherd, Don Howard, 314 E. Maple Street, Beaver Dam, Wisconsm Academic Freshman Sherman, Joyce Hetzel (Mrs.), 703 W. North Avenue, Tomahawk, Wis. Commercial Senior 73 Sherwood, Elinor A., Gays Mills, Wisconsin Primary Freshman 52, 58, 97 Sime, Donna M., 764 Logan Street, Janesville, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 31,51,97 Simon, Wayne J., 400 Church Street, Commercial Sophomore 95 Simonson, Dorothy, A., Clinton, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 93, 112 Sims, Lee L., I-B. College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior 80 Skaret, Mary T., 2804 Gregory Street, Madison, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 97 Skoglund, Eugene A., Unit l-D, College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 80 Sladek Joan, 701 Main Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Primary Junior 47, 88, 117 Slagg. Clair V., Route I, Box 27A, Edgerton, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 89 Sliker, Harold D., Unit 6-C, College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 45, 80, 84 Smith, Beverly A., 3157 N. 8l5t Street, Milwaukee, Wi Commercial Freshman Smith, Joan C, Reedstown, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Smith, Neal R., Sullivan, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore Smith Paul K., Route 3, Box 129, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior 80 Smith, Robert Paul, Route I, Nashotah, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Smockc, Phyllis M., 506 S. Spring Street, Beaver Dam. Wiscons Elementary Freshman Smocke, Robert W., Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 81 Snart, Dewey, 230 E. Franklin Street, Portage, Wisconsin Academic Senior 21 33, 97 40, 41, 56. 87 97 Snyder, Robert D., 4047 N. 94th Street, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Comnnercial Sophomore ' 5 Soderberg, Carol, Route 3, Stanley ' Wisconsin Commercial Junior 45, 87 Sosinski, Kenneth Eugene, 2457 South 14th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Soucie, Donald L., 1638 S. 35th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Academic Senior 31, 81 Spangler, Marion, Route 2, Jefterson, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 29. 95, 115, 142 Spence, Thomas H., 222 S. 24th Street, LaCrosse, Wisconsin Academic Senior 8! Spencer, Annabelle Donna, 532 S. 2nd Street, Delavan, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Spencer, M. Eileen, 532 S. Second Street, Delavan, Wisconsin Academic Junior I 16 Speri, Ralph Robert, Jr., Route 2, Delavan, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Spies. Betty J., 184 Sheridan Road, Kenosha, Wisconsi Primary Senior Sprecher, Olive M., Brooklyn, Wisconsin Elementary Junior 44, 81, 117 33. 115 29, 34, 52 Stann, Delores L, 2557 S. 13th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 29, 40, 60, 81, 104, 117 Stanton, Donna M., Clyman. Wisconsin Primary Sophomore Steadman, Kenneth D., Unit 3-B, College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 50, 51, 87, 104, 145 Steck, Jerome W., 1202 Highland Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior Stelzer, Lorin R., 201 Brickson Street, Stoughton, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 92, 122, 135 Steniel, Caroline D., Fish Creek, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 95, 142 Stevens, Donald, 2142 E. Johnson Street, Madison, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 92, 148 Stieber, Robert G., 1206 Alabama Avenue, Sheboygan, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 36, 51, 8 1. 48, 104, 122, 144 Stiglbauer, Dolores J.. 416 S. Main Street, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 81, 112 Stine, John C, 7107 Fifth Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin Academic Senior 47, 81, 123 Stocks, Robert A., Route 2, Eagle, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Stone. John L, Unit II -B, College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior 82, 123 Stowell, Arlene M., Yuba, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 87, 115, 143 Strand, Eugene M., Route 3, lola, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 30. 97 Streeton Donna Dee, 202 Whiton Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 82, 104, 118 Stuckey. Shirley A., Davis, Illinois Commercial Sophomore 31, 36, 93, 142 Stuckrad, Robert Arthur, 1722 W. Cherry Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Stuessy, Jeannlne, 47 S. Fremont Street, Janesville, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 40, 93 Sumnicht, John R., 107 Cottage Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Junior ' 27 Sutherland, Leonora R.. 7307 36th Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin Academic Senior 40, 82 Swallow, Susan P., 901 Main Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Elementary Senior 82 Swan, Joan B., 123 Broadway, Stoughton, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 26, 97, 134 Swan, Kay, Eagle, Wisconsin Commercial Junior ° ' Swee , Frank R., 1220 N. Green Bay Road. Racine, Wisconsin Elementary Junior 88 Sweet!, George M., 1618 Grand Avenue, Racine, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman ' 0 , 135 Swenson, Harry N., 4123 Seventh Avenue, Kenosha, Wiscons Academic Junior Tabili, Tom W., 823 49th Street, Kenosha, Wisconsi Elementary Sophomore Taggart. E+hlyn J., 1340 Ritcher Street, Beloit, Wisconsin Academic Junior 59, 89 Taylor, Joanne L, 444 Washington Street, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin Primary Junior 21 23, 134, 146 39 (164) Taylor, Madeline Jean, Route 2, Nekoosa, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 37, 40, 49, 82, 114 Thiede, Ronald A., 349 S. Fremont Street, Janesville, Wisconsin Academic Junior 89. 135 Thiel, Ruth A., 1233 E. Broadway, Waukesha, Wisconsin Primary Freshman 103 Thomas, Marge, 308 High Street, Randolph, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 82 Thompson, Helen C, Chestnut Street, Lodi, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 59, 103 Thompson, Louise M., N. Emery, Stanley, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 30 ' 103 Thorsen, Wesley, 4-A, College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior 82 Thorson, Carol M., 5232 Wianequah Road, Madison, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 31, 34, 43, 51, 58, 103 Tidyman, Melvin D., 1500 Blaine Blvd., Racine, Wisconsin Academic Senior 82, 121 Todd, Dawn J., Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 93 Todd, Richard F., Route I, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore TomasiewskI, William S., 3240 S. Ninth Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 126, 135, 148 Tomczak Dolores S., Route 2, Pulaski, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 29, 36, 83, 142 Toogood, James L., Route 2, JeHerson, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 103, 105 Topel, Ellen J., South Main Street, Lake Mills, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 103, 142 Topel, Janice C, 513 Fremont Street, Lake Mills, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 50 ' 83, 110, 114, 142 Travis, Joan, 207 Main Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 95 Trick, Gloria D., Route 3, Edgerton, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 98 Trollnger, John E., 172 Whitewater Street, Milton, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Tschanz, Patricia J., 6702 Conifer Lane, Greendale, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 98 Tulloch, Thomas K., Academic Senior 1031 Washington Avenue, Racine, Wisconsin 39, 41, 43, 50, 51, 83, 104 83, 104, I25. 148 Turnquist, Virginia L., Land O ' Lakes, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore ' Tuska, Stephen C, 3716 Carpenter Street, Cudahy, __Wi5Coi Academic Senior Uiaidowski, Eugene S., 3270 South 1 0th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 135, 148 Ulwelling Carol L., 3070 N. 20th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 29, 58, 98 Vanden Avond, Richard I., 1675 Farlin Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin Academic Senior 83. 135, 148 Vander Haeghen, Albert A., 1135 Wisconsin Ave., Bcloit, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 36 Vandre, Virginia Hope, 107-A Ohio Street, Lake Mills, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore Van Heuklom, Charles E., Amery, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman ' 8 Van Skike, Margaret, Route I, Brodhead, Wisconsin Primary Freshman Vaughn, Naomi Helegson (Mrs.), Elcho. Wisconsi Commercial Sophomore Vazney, JoAnne M., 320 S. Grand Avenue, Waukesha, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 98 Vergeni, George R., 247 S. Fifth Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Academic Senior 56, 83, 146 Vertz, Roland J., 228 N. Sixth Street, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore ' 26. 135 Vignall, David C, Route 3, Baraboo, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 42, 43, 93 Viney, Richard, Route I, Milton, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Vorpagel, Joyce M., 440 Kendall Street, Burlington, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 58 Wagner, Delor, 5720 34th Avenue, Kenosha. Wisconsin Academic Senior 146 Wald, Jeanette A., 1046 Prairie Avenue, Belolt, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 34, 52, 102 Waldman, John E., 302 S. Second Street, Janesville, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 127 98 30, 95 165] Waldon, Alan, 5565 S. I 1 0th Street, Hales Corners, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 103 Waldvogel- Gloria J., Route I, Box 242, Antlgo, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Walsch, Bartholomew, 20 Constance Street, Williams Bay, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore Walther, Georgette, 32 N. Lansin Avenue, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 112 Ward Carol J., 1839 Twelfth Street, Racine, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 41, 60, 102 Warren, James E., 329 Plumb Street, Milton, Wisconsin Rural Freshman Warren, Marie H., Sharon, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 40 Watson, Audrey, Troy Center, Wisconsin Academic Junior 89 Watson, Geraldine, Troy Center, Wisconsin Primary Senior 44, 83 Watson, Gwendolyn, 938 Sage Street, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Elementary Junior Weaver, Barbara, Route 3, Elkhorn, Wisconsin Primary Senior 83, 118 Weaver, John- Route 3, Elkhorn, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Webb, Pat A., 800 Sherman Avenue, Janesvllle, Wisconsin Primary Freshman 102 Weber, Arlene D., 501 Main Street, Sussex, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 83, I 14 Weber, Mary Jane R., Route 2, Cato, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 29, 36, 58, 87 Wegenke, Robert G., Neshkoro, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman 37, 102, 123 Wegner, Dorothy, Route I, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Junior 89, 115 Welck, Leiand A., 3244 N. 58th Str„et, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 102 Weideman, Earl G., 119 N. Church Street, Watertown, Wisconsin Elementary Senior Weier, Anita C, Route [■ Suring, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 29,52, 142 Weiman, Daniel Martin, Route I, Milton Junction, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore Weis, Cecil James, Allen Grove, Wisconsin Academic Welch, Robert R., Troy Center, Wisconsin Commercial Junior Wendt, David W., 173 N. Prospect Street, Madison, Wisconsin Academic Freshman 103 Wessel- Barbara A., 333 Elm Street, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Rural Freshman 103 Westphal, Curtis, Bonduel, Wisconsin Academic Junior 135 Wefts, Don R., 1538 Weise Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore Whelan, Robert J., 227-A Silver Lake, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Commercial Senior White, Neal C, Route 3, Madison, Wisconsin Commercial Freshman Widerholdt, Richard, 5121 N. 53rd Street, Milwaukee- Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 148 Wiest, Nancy, 220 N. East Avenue, Menomenee Falls, Wisconsin Elementary Sophomore 88 Wilcox, Leone, Milton, Wisconsin Rural Sophomore 93, 115 Willegal, Jean, Route I, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Senior 84, 114 Williams, Anna M., Box 53- Wales, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 103 Williams, David, Route 3, Edgerton, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 145 Williams, William F., 202 Sixth Avenue, North; Hurley, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 37, 123 Winarskl, Mrs. Beverly, Unit I -A, College Green, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 87, 115 Winarskl, Raymond E. ' 302 Michigan Avenue, Stevens Point, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 36, 87 Winnie, Claudine J., 704 Janesvllle, Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 45, 56, 87,117 Witt, Robert, 809 Main Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin Academic Freshman (166) Wojnowski, Harry, 2415 S. 8th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Academic Senior 127 ' 148 Woltram, Phyllis Anne, 26 Maple Street, Crystal Lake, Illinois Primary Freshman Wordell, Carl, 230 Cleveland Street, Brillion, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 92, 125 Wright, Sylvia A., Box M., Woodruff, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 29, 38, 41, 51, 112, 134 Yakes, Arlene Carolyn, 1207 Pleasant Street, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Rural Freshman Young Malcolm C, 1003 69th Street, Kenosha, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 91, 121 Youngs, Ronald, Route 4, Madison, Wisconsin Elementary Junior 127 Zaffiro, Rosalie J., 3222 W. St. Paul Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman Zahn, Edward J., 723 Weston Avenue, Wausau, Wisconsin Academic Junior 89 Zandi, Don, Box 53 ' Montreal, Wisconsin Commercial Junior 146 Zbikowski, Raymond J., 3006 S. 16th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 84 Zeman, Anne J., Lodi, Wisconsin Commercial Sophomore 37, 40, 41, 52, 56, 91 Zicke ' t, Paul Eugene, Turtle Ridge, Beloit, Wisconsin Academic Freshman Zimmerman, Patricia, 605 N. 30th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Elementary Freshman 103 Zuehike, Erwin F., Arpin, Wisconsin Commercial Senior 30, 84 Zuelsdorf, Gerald R., 112 N. Vine Street, Horicon, Wisconsin Academic Sophomore 95, 135, 148 Zurkowski, Paul G., Palmyra, Wisconsin Rural Freshman (167) .. uioaraoh rapt