University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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Employees A typical scene of a change in shifts at The Stout Institute. The group is shown traveling from the academic area to the in- dustrial area in which the technical indus- trial buildings are located. During these changes in shift there often is a hurried chat with friends or time out for a cigarette.

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SENIORS President Vice President Secretary- Treasurer James Covey Edmund Paul Janice Vaughn- James Norms The Senior Class started out their most important year by sponsoring the Senior-Freshman picnic at Wakanda Park. Clarence Urankar, Barbara Pech, and Barbara Lover ing were in charge of the event. This year at Homecoming time the class decorated the halls with blue devils which were hung from the lights, a large banner proclaiming the theme, and streamers around the pillars. A large blue devil was also placed in front of the Harvey Memorial. The float which was entered in the Homecoming parade featured a blue devil reclining on a lawn chair being served cold drinks while being tanned. Emery Nelson, Wayne Rudesill, and Charles Wise were in charge of the float preparations. Ruth Schrader, one of the Homecoming queen ' s attendants, and Ruth Voss and Janice Vaughn, in charge of the punch served at the Christmas dance, also contributed to the social events of the year. Three seniors were elected as SSA officers by the student body: Warren Barberg. president; Jean Archie, secretary; and Donald Braem, treasurer. Fourteen seniors were honored by- being chosen for Who ' s Who in American Colleges. Warren Barberg, Jean Archie, Donald Braem, Will Malone, Torval Hendrickson, Robert Manson. Robert Houghton, Clarence Urankar, Geraldine Raisler. Ann Banker, Russell Pollock, James Gehrkc, and Dorothy Amendt were so honored. Russell Pollock, who played on the varsity for four years, was chosen all-conference guard. Other seniors who have played their last year with Stout include Vaughn Stai and Ed Nylund. The football team is also losing some veterans: Sam Basile, Dale Digerness. Will Malone. Russell Pollock. Vaughn Stai, and Roger Randall all held key positions on the squad. The cast of the MAP production presented last fall, Lost Horizon. included two seniors in leading roles. Don Winters and Lee Flanders. In the spring production The Great Big Doorstep Don Winters again played one of the leading roles. Two hundred and eight students — one hundred and forty men and sixty women — will receive their diplomas on June 1. Recalling events that occurred throughout the last four years will keep many reminiscing at the senior picnic and at the senior dance. L203