Wabash College - Wabash Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1962 volume:

L . .- I . a 1- - 1 p . 4 ' I i rf' L 5 n i Q' P df, , I PV ' I ri -f I I . ' If , r. I ' 0 I -wr I. 0 Y.. I 0 Q 'I 1 , fc 'Ih- WABASH 130th YEAR aba h i old in its traclltlon , a liberal arts college specializing in conservative eclucationg 1,44 1 , H . , R.. ,H N , Y-1, ' A K' , 1 1 Q n s Q f.,-3 x 7, , N,.,,...r i X .svjggilr gil at b V My .3-J but th campus i new, except for th I w remnant of th curly college. nun-swarm.-x n WVW' 2 QF 7 in of al Wabash is a place for the exchange of ideas by different people in unusual ways and W x X 5 Xe W, 11 ummm A ,, WW! F5 2 9 ki 5 , ya, f,f ., We I 'SPD' We express ourselves in different ways: at the fight, through cl machine, ,-n W: J lf I 'W ir 46-ff Q 'Sar- fy fx ,f N 2 ji, ul. on I-h uihl tic field and in the frees. It all I ad to th ntuul A.B. and th reel and whil' hood. 5 -al 15' -D Nl I ,' jo. 1 71 Waba h d manel unceasing efforig it is exhausting. break is refreshing, necessary . . . and olnetilnes at th wrong tim . Q ag 5 V ' UQ Effort requires reward: the Dean Stevens award, the pipe that relaxes, the scrap of rag that means victory tor the treshmeng t S Z 5.1:- g , 'wx I 3 5 W 5 2 5 3, jf? ww SSE'-Qm Ag, f all I acl back to iudy Relaxation from study is billiards, a guitar, talking to a date on the Chapel steps, X-.,V, S a magazine, a pause to glance threugh a window 7 muss to Q ' 1 xl , . Idle moments find us making signs, gazing from a balcony, putting out cigarettes, leaning on a lien, in the lab. e iW+...,' a 7 , M-fx-1,2 3 This is Wabash . . . and the 1962 WABASH . 5 v av vb ' -U 'F 'vial X .M-as 1 I xy .K t . ,, QP Wx? Qu si Q Q N 1. ,I 1962 WABASII WABASII CQLLEGE W U ,,s-A-ff QW 'L Z?f'fTM ,....,,- .g I,Y ff ' ' ' 'ff' , xx . ...aw ., - f Nym- 1?3ii3:':'f+4fQQf 'fl W w7 X' 'P -'W' 'W , ,,,, - .. 1 f 7 -x,45i,,,,,,,1f-..:, Q . Q.. N- 4L 47f:'3-rug:-.-:,,.' 7 AAA ,, 5,7 V .ANWESR X x . J-kg CRAWFQRDSVILLE INDIANA I I as I-no lip- 12 A. ' A - ',. EM. 3 A, H-. 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Dr. Trippet, who taught history at Wabash after re- turning from Oxford, now laments that he no longer can teach because of extensive periods of time spent away from the campus. Under Dr. Trippefs ad- ministration the college has grown: intellectually, with the progressive maturation of the Great Lakes Associationg and physically, with the completion of Martindale Hall. Earlier this year Dr. Trippet had the pleasure of announcing a two million dollar grant from the Ford Foundation which will be applied to the endowment goal of twenty million dollars. Other projects which the President hopes to accomplish in the near future are the construc- tion of three new buildings: a new South Hall for the social sciencesg a theatre-auditorium5 and a Physical Education Building and Gymnasium. VVhile the President was on campus this year he was seen at Pan-Hel with his red dinner jacket and at Commencement, where he managed to wear three different doctoral hoods. , X ' +-,s, ,j,3,'. W f , 10 ONLY FOUR YEARS. A dean has only four years to know. to understand, to advise and to disciplinc cach studcnt. XVh6thC1' engaged in pohtc chatter at an opcn housc or in a serious discussion in the privacy of thc dcan's officc, the work of a dean is IICYCI' donc. Bcloxx' is Dean of Students. Norman C. Moore: Dcan Xloorc adds thc responsibility of a foothall coach to his al- rcadv husv schedulc. fx IF' ' AUTHOR AND LECT laissez-faire economics is the Dean of the College, Dr. Benjamin Rogge. Dedicated to education as best he can in the dual capacity of administrator and teach . H fi ' ' ' ' ' C er e nds this taslx somewhat d1H icult because of the extensive traveling he must do. Dean Rogge is noted for his Georffe VV21Sll1f1gtO11 and his amateur asv an 1 l ' chiatrist and philosopher speeches delivered to the stu- dents during the Deanis Chapel. he continues 401' URER on nineteenth century 2 5 3 2 3 E 1 it x .143 g.L. :Q:'52 timZf5i4f9 'Tyla Z, . --f gm vmgjs 0 w Wmk . .XNANS K .4 ,VK ..-V -if 'il K' wmwB935 ' eau., a .ms -P-1. xi? 'FW TRAVELING almost but not quite as much as President Trippet, Director of Public Relations, Omer F oust, attends all away sports events, raises money and is responsible for college publicity. Mr. F oust is the new Alumni Director replacing Mr. Myron Phillips who died this past year. Mr. Phillips appears at Mr. F oust's right. Above Mr. Phillips appears the Registrar of the College Robert Harvey. Below appears the Vice-President of the College, Fred- erick Hadley, and Business Manager, William Degitz. At right is the Assistant Business Manager, Donald Dake. ' x vw' urn' int 4- Nil llf' lif Sll. .Xlumxv ' .' 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Dr. liaurcl ill'I'lXl'N on VQIIIIINIS all mgllt vau'l1 1 . mlm-nt xisits tlu' llllll'Illill'X'. in xvllivln mm' lu' is in tlu' lu u'lum- IIIUVIIIIIQ to l'lNllll'V llu' XAIVIUIIS auul SlllNll'X' Iurms ul BS put lurtlm lay llylu ill'lQll'Slllil1'lllS to4'xa1cl1'c'lalssvs mul tvsts ln' lvgaxl IIIUQIHN c,l'C'ilSlUIlilllY il sick stu- 'st ol luuuls. ,3- 3' 52' ff Z AW-Q! Minn 9 gg, D M , iii . 2 , K .Www N 5 XY WX wk N Q rx 'S X, A X Y X 2- XM A 1 ww. 1.-fb S rs FACULTY Q 1, X ef , , 1 .-Q, 43? .,,, f V Y X ,, , 8 gn gyyjefx. ,m ask if ,A Aw .N az ,. 6 .. THE THREE all powerful men who regulate the academic standards of their divisions and thus the entire college are division chairmen Professor of Zoology Willis johnson at far upper left, As- sociate Professor of Philosophy and Religion Eric Dean at far lower left and Professor of Econom- ics XVarren Shearer at left. Professor johnson is one of three men in division one who produced a successful college biology text. Professor Dean maintains a continuous How of visiting speakers on Philosophy, Religion and Physics and their interrelationships. Professor Shearer works con- tinuously on analyses of domestic and foreign economic problems. Professor Shearer maintains a more rigorous Inn schedule than do either Pro- fessors Iohnson or Dean. ,Q n 1,14 , . ff MW,,iy N OPERATING il film projector witli tlie dexterity of ai elieniist eurrving un arinful of titration tulies is Pro- fessor of Clieinistrv Eclwzncl Hneniseli at left. Below Dr. llueniseli, pausing for il lirief visit from an KVA- BASII pliotogruplier.iis Professor of Xlutlieinuties Crawford Pollev. Below is Professor of Plivsies Holi- ert Henrv. At lower right on the lmeli steps of tlie Campus Center is Professor of Greek Iolin Charles. At far rifflit is Professor of Psveliololfv Ceorffe Lovell. P' . D. 5 Professor Lovell is responsible for taking enre of tlie SLIIHIHGIJS PDP inen. 'fa Q Mm ,QM - x K f 4. 1 fi ,r N T' I mm I I -7 NP N. 'N X a X Q I QE! N 14 X TWO OF THE THREE men who published one of the most successful college Biology textbooks are Professors Louis DeLanney, at far upper left, and Prichard Laubengayer, near lower left. At fur lower left is Professor of Zoology Eliot Willizrriis. At the near upper left is Professor of Latin Theodore Bed- rickg Dr. Bedrick also teaches a few courses in math- ematics. At left, beneath the sign seeking college men, is Professor of English WValter F ertig. .kl', si ff l'w Q .,.X.- , 1 Ol-'UO tx 5 I 3 9 V' - . f.--1 u unto Q RESPONSIBLE for interesting many Wfabash men in the Washington Semester Program is Professor of Political Science Philip Wilder, at far left. To the right of Professor Wilder is Professor of Political Science Warren Robertsg Dr. Roberts is a specialist on Revolutions. Below is Associate Professor of Psychology Francis Mitchell. At right is Dr. Wil- deris perennial opponent for a seat on the Craw- fordsville City Council, Professor of Speech Victor Powell. Below Dr. Powell is Professor of French Richard Strawn. WITH A BOXCAR full of furniture, etc.. Dr. Lewis Salter, Associate Professor of Physics. returned to XVa- hash two years ago from two years of teaching in Indonesia. Since his return, he has collaborated with Professors Haenisch and Henry to revise the Phys- Chein text. Below Dr. Salter is Associate Professor of English Owen Duston. At upper right is Associate Professor of English Donald Baker. At the right of Dr. Baker is Associate Professor of Nlatheniaties Paul Xlielke. Since the arrival of the computer. Dr. Nlielke holds his office hours in the hasement of Goodrich llall with an IBNI at his side. At the lower right is As- sociate Professor of Xlusie ll. Piohert Nlitehuni in the middle of a Clee Clnh rehearsal. xi 18 J T' r :nf xggs f ' . I 'v ' 'iv Hi-. - - :rim N ri: '.-a:z:.:v we-19 4 .tsoL,.::siwe :L 5 M ' 15,5 -1:-q :9Ii -s.L9'f1.. f2z,'fi:5: .1-isis? , fr Q 1 1 r, , 5 . .X Q f. ,V - fffffii RECENTLY MARRIED is Assistant Professor of Religion Hall Peebles at far left. Above Professor Peebles is Assistant Professor of Psychology Leo- pold Gruenfeld. To the right of Professor Peebles is Associate Professor of History Frederick Gillen. Above Professor Cillcn is Associate Professor of Spanish Henry Maxwell. At left is Assistant Pro- fessor of English Herbert Stern. Nlr. and Mrs. Stern are party favorites all over carnpusg Nlrs. Stern's repertoire of folk songs is refreshing and delightful at many off-campus parties. 'vi 4 1, ,- vga I .. 'iff f' , ' SK-3 Z' f,:qlff!? . ' .I pai .- v-.Agvxi 'fe u YQ j p K . Q. 'th . v Q:-if 1 A. i , L fi'-JZ? ' . A Ar , ,H4,3i14'4:'s 3' . of! 9- .. ww -A. we 'Q' 'Y - Lji.: xrL',rQ'vi' 'U 5 ', L ' Q veg, 'a j A X, 'gfjzg icy! Q - Q, '. ire ' N if-2 rm, r ' ' ,I . ,F i .' 1 -' l gt. ' ' :ui ' If 1 1 ff! ,151 175 xg , -.fx V' . 5 fiiax 4 . , 1 SMILING AND SMOKING at far left is Assistant Professor of Speech Joseph O'Rourke who is responsi- ble for coaching the XVahash Debate team to many victories this past year. Below Mr. O,Rourke is As- sistant Professor of Chemistry Paul McKinney in the midst of a Phys-Chem recitation question. To the right of Mr. O,Rourke is Claude Barfield, Instructor of History, replacing Dr. Kurtz, who further delved into the history of john Adams. Below Mr. Barfield is Assistant Professor of Political Science and Philos- ophy Karl Oilsesskerg Dr. O,Lessker will be a special assistant to Governor VVelsh this coming year. At left is Assistant Professor of Speech and Theatre Charles Scott. Besides his regular classroom duties Professor Scott also directs the Scarlet Masque and lends his Volkswagen to needy editors. Below Mr. Scott is Harold McDonald, Assistant Professor of Art and Resi- dent Artist. ' -R+LWQL?fW9f5k,'i5:bii 'ie-gg,,fQ,ffr? 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Burgess, Carroll, Coons, Colfeyg Row 5: Dillon, Gibbs, Gil- man, Gunason, Graham: Row 6: Haney, Hiratsuka, Hoffman, Holliday, Hutcheson, Johnson, Kooser, Kristan, Labavitch, Lentz, MacCallum, Mendenhall, Metzler, Nichols, Nicol, Mun- song Row 7: Orr, Orbon, Parmer, Pride, Rabus, M. Richard- son, Rose, Snyder, Sibell, H. Steele, T. Steele, Theis, Thomp- son, Ushijima, Weiss, Witherspoon, Workman 22 A MUCH PUBLICIZED and controversial issue this past year was the iinaneial ar- rangement offered to fraternities for the building of new fraternity houses. Beta was the first to aeeept the college-is terms. The end result is the arehiteetis sketch above. A new house with air-Conditioned Commons will doubtless improve the prowess of Beta men on weekends. But needless to say, their prowess does not need improvement. vrzi' gre 'Kin' wg i I, :Q Q55 La. ,,r, - 95? - - I A Fufriff x Mardi- fla Q 4, Q, :ZA-as J X ff: 41' . 'fx ' 61 6 ,I TJ wv I-, A-ig X gg. ,r x I pm' ., f '- ' 1A',,...,.A ' ' A V A In ' Y ' g- : fn-,,. ,I LA 5, if S T.. 3 5,-, 'E - Y a qt 1 W- '1 1 's fv- 'T' ff I A Row l: I4l'hl'm2lH. lin-rry, Buck. Ih-:zu-1'. Carncs. Cory. Dzxvill, Davis. Daly, Dickw, Dickvrwn, LM-In-rly. D.-yvl. Duvall, Hilvlm, Ifurmlg Row 2: Gillvspic, Guldstoin, Grzlharn. Hrezlthullvs. D. Hzuilvy. 'lf Hzullvy. Hoplvr, Jay. F uhnsun, J, Jnlmsun, Kern, Ijnmlnlverpr, Little, Mc'CalnQ. Nm'HvnrY. Nickcrpun 1 Row Ii: Milchvll. Nullims. Parker. ':u'rnelO0, Prirh-, Rcsslvr, Rittenhuum-, Henry Rufluers, Hzllwvy Rum-rs, Rum-, Sanders. Svutl, Shcarcr, Sinmvvk, Ripe, Stump:-rg Row 4: Stzmfurnl, 'IR-mplin, Tull, Starr: Row 5: van E111-11, x:1nI.1mn, XY:1inwri1:hl, NN'c:ul: Row 6: VVewutt, VS'1-liver, VVOs1. VYhitv3 Row T: D, VYil4wn, VV, Nils-rn, VVHI, Zim-kv x QA' Y , -..,M. ,,x,..-5 ' 'nf' 1 zlifaflv 1 fn fe - .Q f, . ', -wig 5 4? T 5,3-,,.'i' I .. , A , ,, M ,, 4 If DELTA 'l'All DELTA , IW ,GTB WYNK , 7 ' L ' if ,W l 'N 1 'K 1 g A ,A , Y ff gf is ,N st if -. HRM Aviv i K ' 0 qw , ix 1 X ff as Xt wg., A, X t WM, 5 X N 'Zi f 2 149 Q VZ.,-, ww' .warme- ,t A fr' ..., , 1 ,W :! 95 an , -E. 1 'W Q 4 X S ab we THE CIGAR-SMOKING, white-suited tough at left listening dis- interestedly to Brent Sutton's plea for life is Lee Nickerson in what was the Delt's entry in the Blue Key Stunt Night competition. The Delts ran a close third behind the Betas in the Intrainural compe- tition and were further dismayed by the new house appearing across the streetg they did win the intrainural football trophy in keeping with the style that showed lack McHenry co-captain ot this yearis football squad. Jim Johnson was the Delt president. si . , sr . P6 '91 if GOING all out tor thc most migiiiul Pam-I 101 hooth trophy this f'Cill'. thc Kappa Sigs c01ist1'uctcd their huoth. ii wimhnill. out of ivclwood siding amd flll'fl1l'l' ticlclvci to tht- picture- hy importiiig at thou- stmcl tulips to Ql'LlL'C its trout. Tha- humlsoiiic cplcvii hchm' is x'a11'sity lmskcthull Plilfltl' Dem Schmidt uttired in what is supposccl to hc ti play- iiiuttfs outfit. quail 1: zQ:LnVI f- i 5. 94 Tvwiiizfii is 13 ' W Yzstwrhz? v ll KA. -si KAPPA SIG A r, 1' I 4 1 tl ' , Q 35 'Iv n ,-.. rr ivi M Q rf Q ' R , , 'vi fi: .- ,,,,. Wk V 1: 1 ,, ,Q V 3 Q, 4 - , ' Minh 'V 3 mx WA i' K Y .i I Q 1 . I i I --Q 'TX , HU' 4' in-. A ,' . 048 Q A' L . , X L ix 4 f nf A ' t 1 ' R , W . 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Tom Ross vs- s umrts Ins data' into thc' Pam-llul lmzrtln cmlx' to hncl that lilll Y. .- . r- Nlgll amd xvlh' loam haue' tukvn tlu' lust uxalllallnlv sluts. llw I,z1mlmcla1Cllmiszlwzllsrmplaulllingi1n1n:'cliz:tclmusc'vxlm11sim1. ll 1 ff' 'C' Q5 1:-.1 , , hiv as .- - ,sg f, i A 119.1 KJ Row 1: Acton, Allen, Baniield, Basquin: Row 2: van Bokkelen, Bifano, Boyer, Brandt: Row 3: Brown, Buzard, Cooper, C-orwin, Dahlquist, Davis, Diehl, Downen, R. Endicott. J. Endicott, Erickson, Farr, Farrah, Fofrle, German, Gherardini, S. Gross: Row 4: C. Gross, Groustra, Hartberg, Hockensmith, Hub- bard, Irwin, Johnson, Koepke, Krause, Kukral, Lund, McCoy, Meyer, Monfort, Monroe, O'Brien, Neherg Row 5: Niemann, Nigh, Parker, Peterson, Phillips, Proctor, Reams, Richmond, Rogers, Ross, Schloot. Shearer, 'l'aylo-r, Tracy, Weeks, Wood, Zumwalt WI i V ff' I SITTING cm the c-Liga' of thi- mx I-uilwvci huttlciiicnt iilmw the Czim front porcli urn- flag-xuixiiig sciiiui' Jim Liichvig. il L-use of Cairliugs. sn-iiior Tvrrx' Kilgorv and jiiiiim' Vililt Staiscv. Bhirrx' figure in thv iJLlCiiQI'OllllLi with hgliicls mixed is SL'l1i0l 1f'.'1 4' iiiall. Phi 'K 1 . I M.. N' xl ' V- Q H? -1: M vs.. A ,',i, Stun- D1'ux'c1'. Ilczicl at right is that of Bill .'XllQ5Plll'QL'l' deliv- R' L-rinlf Joint to the :icuii Dalits of S.1tii1'ch1x' HilfiIf'S Pun-Hvi horith -. .51 1 , 1 - , i hnloviug tizcmschus with thi- cutaf soma-thiiig in thv Blat? Qzisv, thv Phi Cum Pam-Ili-I huoth mis il iiiimiiiioth Blzitf L-use uc Sum XiUl'lffTUII1L'l'X'. Stn-pii.niiiv. Nlrmlh' Liiicl Xlairk Nliiivix 'lhx Claims wviv fiiwi iii iiitluiiiiiiiuiis. i i gs 'u Jvi- C 'D x.. 'H' 4' Qu' I 'S 9 fi ' A c..l - ' --W -' . 'F Q 0- ' - Y ' x I 'T'-9 41. 1 i R 4' ' K iii MA In IAQ'-'25, ' I ', I i il if A f1r'aw I Q 'fx 0 Cf? 7-A K P -vu n V Q' A Y 3- ' .1 A i 0 .. ' LQ 1' .- ff, 'i fi N - i ' CAN + A i I A- - 4 1 'wif Row 1: Albright, Alfrey, Augspurger, Ayers: Row 2: Bishop, Bailey, Boh ner, Bond: Row 3: Daniel, Carter, Carman, Crawford: Row 4: Dean Dennis, Drayer, Dickson: Row 5: Eddy, Fisher, Freeman, Fuller, J. Gaisser T. Gaisser, Grills, Guthrie, Halgren, Hartwell, Hawthorne, Jaqua, Kilgore Kruse, R. Lentz, B. Lentz, Litterstg Row 6: Leoucis, Ludwig, McCarty Mikesell, Marshall, H. Miller, M. Miller, P. Miller, Mocas, Montgomery Myers, O'Brien, Olson, Ouelette, Parker, Phillips, Rogue: Row 7: Ramos Roeder, Ross, Rotz, Rubey. Sailer, Sinex, Smith. Sonnemaker, Springrstun Stasey, Stone, Thomson, Tweedle, White, Wilson, Watkins I. ix I R yn W 'mu-ur I., 'aff rm alike 'vw K ' ', ,, off , 1, A ay ' :., wg' , . ,... mf li A f wf ii ' v x PIII DELTA 'l'I'IE'I'A lx . IUX ' - ' -' Q. ff! -N.,-1' -,, 1- 1' - Wk-f l , 'L ' AKA .' x 59 ' v x I xi - , . Q, wf 7 V f' L..-i- f Q.-r .7 I yi f:,',f . N 3 I M I ' , ,Q l 'C' ' xlu -.' 1 AW '63 7 , My J xl 14142 mln Inu lll mu- laltimn Im' In-ing an jun-I4 lmusv. Bozlsting om' nl' this xc'a1r's fmwtlmll AS THE PICTURE ulmw' right slmws, ilu' Plni IM-Its 1 a 1 1 . . . . . . . 4-fm-vzlplanllls. 1.1-nv l3lzwklmlll'l1, xvlm was swlmlslx' Illlllflxil Ill ilu liullm' gamma llwx' cllclnl Izlrv tcm wvll ln Illtl'llllIlll'llI umllulwtltmn. lm! tlwy did win ilu- IXI lmslwllmll titlc' in am lllllll .C'iltl'll was llw Plus zllrvaulx' zlclclml an mwx' svclmn to ilu' lmusv. to furthm' I.1- vllllzllm- ilu- sm-ml llfv of Hu' L'll1llJU'l'. to lx' tlw fll'Sl Ill fI'iltUI'llltX' wx- IJRIIISIUII. mm 7 fi f' ff ff 574. Q W, PQ 7 'XXI 14' X 49 , . .Qs 47 fx X 4, x as ,QE XY gk , l , Q , 4 P' w GN , V' ,v ,raw 'K't N R X 5 344 gk X. NV ,iivfs 5? 1, e x I U vw WW Z Q' if ' wY9'9 , e1:,.54:r, s 1 'A N U, Q X -Q M :gf ,S7 4 iz, '2'1 'T T mm We-9 www Row 1: Acton, Alessi, Anderson, Ayers, Bayer, Birch, G. Blackburn, L. Blackburn, Bowes, Boyd, Campaigne Carrico, Charbonneau, Cleveland, Collier, Cunningham, Craskeg Row 2: Diener, Daesner, Farber, Gahl, Glover Garrard, Gaughan, Granger, Haas, Hainje, Hay, Hays, Helbig, Hughes, Hutchinson, Johnson, Jones: Row 3: Klug Knautf, Konzelman, Lauritzen, Lee, Matthews, Nichols, Obenchain, Payne, Polizotto, Polk, Powell, Robertson, Ro- kita, Rose, Stephens. Shriver: Row 4: Townsend, Tebbetts, Turney, Warrum, Warnickeg Row 5: White, Williams Wright, Young, Zimmers 27 PIII KAPPA PSI Huw 1: .fX1lan1f, liluivg Iirn-umm, Iirifuw, I41'mx'r1. Chilllresw, Davis, Durllcy, Emmilt, f u1v, I f'Wull. VIN. H21I'WfHv1l: Huw 2: Gerriinu, Hitchcuck, Hurst, Kvmper, Kuchman. I we Iiun Iilm-nl-c-ruer, Nlc'Cuy, ML-Gurk, Miller, IXIum'e. Murtun: Row 3: Olsun. ' ' St-vm-ns Se-itz, 'I'royol' 4 ' '. A , . . Olixv, Pmnziuf, Pr:-1-Q rl, Rum-y, Iv- ym1lf1S. Ruthenhuxv.. hmm, L , VV'-It:-VX X mmm' pw.: S.- . . 5x5 , q?5f.:,, ' 3- if 'Z .1 an '11 , lv.- gif' s ' '- 52 'P iii' .Ln gf' uf l 9 . 2 vs Nm-.bf wget 5.9140-' 0190 ADMIRING the undercover Work of Phi Psils Lin- coln McGurk and Terry Davis at far left is Lieuten- ant-Governor Richard Ristine, next-door neighbor of the Phi Psis. This, along with stealing the Phi Canis owl, was the extent of Phi Psi underhandedness. Be- low, Tim Ennnitt and Date Chat ainiably in the Phi Psi Pan-Hel booth, While earlier in the afternoon couples were chatting on the front Porch at left. Brian Fry narrated their exceptionally humorous guided tour of DePauw University presented in the Blue Key Stunt Night competition. 74-.iv C4-'17 lx, is R F. sq-, Rf' ,, ,w- Wufv' .' ' fe- - 4 L . 1 5 5 ff 5-.-4 jllif 1 Q... yy . s..f V fs W :QQ ... A Y. -V ,f Q... ,gwf l vsp ' C' Q-r 11 A 1- 1 'Cl ...A ,if 4: 4:3 Z-Q '55 vp' 'A- I2 4, Q, ., -v Q- -' Q W , Q 1 X.- fi ' ' 0-f . ! Q 1 5 .I fi Q 'ftfa 4.-I C, , , 14 -1 I , is 1' Y 2 if A it - x u 1 Q.. .1 'A in Q., ,- PM -fi 'Imp kwv' ' ' Ruw 1: liukcr, Aflaiiiifl Alfrcy. I!auiiii::irliiui', Hell Byers, Czissiriyg Row 2: Crist, Cummings, Duchi limmick, Falcum-r. Fishvr, Cihlis: Row 3: Hoi! hack, Halsti-mi. A. HL-nze, R. Honzc, Hunk. D Justive, C. Justicw: Row 4: Juuris. Knight, Kullvr I.ivcny,:i-ml: Row 5: ML-Mui'i'y. Mmiru. O'Ncill, Nix aimnffz Row 6: Petciwuix. Qucoiivr, Roluinsmi. Ruli bins: Row 7: Small. Slimllwrir, Thomas, Tinizlv Row 8: 'l'ulwrty, VVh:ilvy, VVmulfill. VVhm-wvll Newman-au MH ,.x- IN AN EFFORT to stay away from the not-too-pure Georgian architecture of thc canipus, the Sigs are building the modest house shown below. The design prob- ably originated afte a brief glance at the NVaugh Hall type of architecture going up next door. Social highlights of the year ranged from the Sweetheart Dance to the Miami Triad to the twosoine at Raccoon Lake who paid an expensive park- ing violation ticket. -'34 ' 1 , V.. :,.. i 3 .-M.-.fn D ' , n gjfffmir ,Q was Y -,ff W0l.CO'l l' AND MORRIS . 1 Rx 1 4-,Q t i k iv Q.-QL THE RENT for NX'olcott and Xlorris Halls wont up when Xillftilldllll' Hull was mpc-nccl. and with thu misc in thv rciit wclit the maid sciwicc. This iimx'cu'i'. did not stop the mulsiciimi palrtivs hclcl to thc' chagrin of thc clilvctoi' of chirmi- torics. Thv mon of XYOIL-ntl .uid Xlorris muiiituiii il crmsistcnth' high zu-iiclviiiic :Q 'irq 'U 13:3 ng., rvcorcl. 9 API' 5 Jw -ef .J-L3.iI.7- 'A 30 Left page: Row 1: lianii-ki, Balvic, liartlow, lim-ck, Cahill: Row 2: Czvuhan- ski, Craigz, Dall, Davis, Dc-Vuyst: Row 3: lfc-it. Felber, Golclyn, Guse, Har- ris: Row 4: Harsha, Heilsteilt, Herkm-r, Holt, Hussey: Row 5: Hutchinson, Jacobson, Kamille, Koonz, Kraft: Row 6: Krieg, Lafief, Liscomb, Mv- Cully, McGuire: Row 7: Mc-Kenzie, Mariz, Merrill, Michna, Mikvsellg R-ight page: Row 1: Mohler, Nicholson, Nolan, Pactor, Park, Pm-iering: Rgw 2g Porter, Proctor, Raefher, Richardson, Robbins, Reed: Row Sl: Roh- vrtson, Rode, Rowen, P. Schuman, Scoit, Shearer: Row 4: She-ok, Shi-lain, D. Shuman, Schumaker, Simons, Sloan: Row 5: Smith, Sowcrs, Steuher, Stone, Tietz, Toth: Row 6: VanDeest, VVare, Walker, Weatherman, We-hrly, Zuck 1' . -,qt ffgfig, X as V.: V + - .9 ea MMA e49fr QM GUI-. 2 355,15 sf: KN' ' r 'Yam QW.,,,: M55 H. W' VFW? X .pug 'Vw w , 4 Q. X Wy, X f 'WMF , 'ffhqirf' .,,,,n,, wx eww MARTINDALE .fn -sr ,-Q f J 1 v M, ,Q , ,M I , Y .rf p-- ix,-.av 'Qi Ku Q., X Q-..-1 lg i iii? . .5 .iv , 1 A - . 1-5' f. Af' U 6' ' 4' ,4-. 1 1 if WY , K , al l ff is - 1 'nr f 4 4 ...J VT' I 4- gr. VD' '- X v Qin. .I- -v' 4.4, , 1 ,Eg . .l tum' ,x 3' Y 4. , z' li 1 . L -Q... Ar ...- 4 avr. f ' ini W' 3- 31 Lvfl: Row I: .-Xllwrl, Azlainn, ,-Xlclvn. ,Xliiz Asn-n, llnrm-li : Row 2: lh-ru. lllnnnl llrinkm:.n, llullor, lliirm, Clmrr-mg Rn Il: Vustvllu, Vrny, llniluvlxii, llilYlKlS1'll. llvll mvr, .l, llmulvyg Row J: A. llmvlvy. lliirun liimlmm. .l. lillis, l'. Ellis, l-'nxg Row 5 Gilli-api:-, Gnxlnli, Gvrulv, llnrris, Haillmway lla-rr--llg Row 6: llvrrick. C, .lnhnsi-n, D .lnlinsuln Kl'iIll1'T1'lN. Klm-lilw. liurvkg Rn T: l,:ilv-uinly, l.mly:irnl, l.m-linmia-r, Mn-Cum num, ln1 filf'l'llNl'j', Marlin: Riizhl: Row 1: Molly, Mmvrl1mlQ1', Mills-rg Row 2: Puri! Unix, Onsimlg Row Il: Smnulvrs, Rvvvrc R--ning Row -I: Sf'l'llH1l'l'. Svrzvnnl. Shnrpe Row 3: Slivrry. Sln-usa-, D, Smith: Row 61 .l. Smilh, Spa-iicvr, Stnplm-lun i l THE AIR CONDITION ED LOUNGE in the basement of Martin- dale Hall has been the center of many Independent Menls par- ties. Martindale houses a sociable bunch who delight in using the lounge both summer and Winter, the students in the Winter and the PDP men in the summer. The PDP men have better organ- ized parties than do the studentsg but the students have more fun. 'fwmwvf www MAN! X f. 5 sm. -. - .qs . My --V . ' '-i.-iflpgx ft 4 fi P2 0 553, , . Q .va sf ww-1.v-or -qi-if wywaf' wqwf? qw:-me . fu ,. s ffl Q6 QW Cf Q Q 'B ZX s , X we iw' Y ms . -els , , 59 RQ V Q as N cz.: fr' Ns. A ,.- T - V, 1' -N 'l'humpNvng Row 2: Tynan, Voile-s, Vuknvich. VValler. VV. XG ' if ' -v f wvhit1'I Row il: G. NVrix:ht, R. VVrix:ht, VVhitmor. VVitl0. KINGERY AND INDEPENDENT MEN I . f q...1 Q4 Qu Q. 0'v l 'CU -E.. ,tw 1 A, aa 1- ff 1..! L. I THE WAY-OUT parties occur at way-out places. The real independent men delight in parties the nature of which precludes a WABASH photographer from attendance. There are, however, occasional breakthroughs into the lives of this rather closed group de- spite their vvishes to remain isolated and avoid publicity. as .r xx rygw . if' If K us, , prix W gk mi x I ,,.,,.r M .MQA2 f 5-Nga,-ig 'diffs ' H ,N f my fx 'nr . ff' 'M sf MQ k 5'55:' 'QB' s QFF CAMPUS Hi I-...Q H YQ 33 ,W g ,lvl W PLACID OR PLASTERED, life ut 'l'rinity llouse, the llutliuus and at ll few occasional places in hetween is never dull. The spu- ghetti and gop dinners prepared by heats Porzuk und Nelson led from before. Sutton at desk, to after, Sutton on floor. Since off-campus parties ure usually all night uiluirs, the hosts take it for granted that their guests will be spending the inorning. Al- though sleeping facilities are not of the hest quality. the guests never complaing und upon waking, they pour profuse professions of thanks to the kindly hosts with speech thickened during the preceding night. X-Q 'W Ne- A X s.. xr ' M fr ' 1 x' t.- , rkwv' li. AI-x FEELING LITTLE PAIN is ilu' vxulwi-Quit group alluwu. Enjoying ilu' plvalsalnt smnuls ol' Dulu- Iillingtmfs lmanul. tlu' Dulw was in an lumspitul alt ilu' linux ilu' auulimum' violaltvs alll tlu' rulvs of lmllrmumi vtiqllvtlv auul clustvrs urmnul tlu' lizuul to lwttvr luwu' tlu' swinging smnuls. Q . lwvliiig, CYUII lvss pain is ilu- voung DPU vocal wlum is clvnimistrntiiig flu' twlw t to ai willing NV.-UZASII l7ll0IOgl'ilPllL'l'. Bvlmx' right. Tom Clolclstvin is lun ing il slight row with sunui unulcntilu-cl girl in tlu' Dvlt luumtlig pvrlulps lu'i' 5c'x'c'n-Up is Halt. R f.. , ,,,. OUR DATES . . L 'ss I - YNY 6 1 P rh'X g g, ,,,,-1 5- 1 eva 8 aim' 1 f wk A :AV ,yy .,rv-.QM '1 'A V.. 4' ' 'ff I' 'S .Q . ' fu 'S' I 1 Vu I' P O - ' o 0 'yr C K o ,I,1 ' N V A PARTICULARLY ENJOYABLE Weekend occurring during the fall is Homecoming, that pleasant time of year when fraternity houses blossom with decorations of admirable splendor and the candidates entering the queen contest begin primping, preening and parading before that blessed event. In a last minute rush the house decorations are finished and the candi- dates prepare to make their debuts before the battery of distinguished judges. They make their explosive entrances in luxurious and ele- gant forms of transportation-convertibles, ma- nure Wagons, honey dippers, trucks and asses. To the left observe the lovely ladyQ?j reward- ing her admirers with fruit from her bonnet. Such acts of generosity and kindness often rate highly with the judges. 35 ESCAPING hmm thc- tllmugs of c-xcitccl nmsscs Cllj.Iil2.f0Cl in 4-xl-1'c'isv in tlu- QYlllllLlSillll1, and not too cage-1' to gvt buck, limb Olson. lllltlx and xnnillmx at right. Nlcundwing across CLIIIIINIS cm tins lMlltiCllIil1' we-vkcncl. thc casual 0lJsc1'x'c'1' will tim- xuriuus pc-oplv c-ngugc-cl in ns mam' diHcrcnt osculutorv H H I lmt arc thc no- od- clitic-s from qlzlwn to dusk amd Inter. SIIIKILIV lJl'illUS lllIllU'OYC1'S. x, , .. Ilixilillllqli s mal Inn 1 ll cl tram Htdtlflll or not-so-lm1'1'ivcl riclvs to tlllx lmzlw-11 of fcmininit flu' Sfllltll. I . C1 C5 ' ' . ill-prvpz11'c'cl iOlll'llCVS to thc bus station. V to A L W? -Li . ' 36 bw LN-Q-v . , U liB?L'ww5 L., 1 . , w- . 1 J 7' .1 '. V . T at ' N. V - 5 Xl a L j:N: d' i,' 4 ,Q -' A ' Y, . '.. 4, f k-Tai' -viii '.'-E-K , , , ,-'V' ,i- 717 Q .I 4, 1 1... ' L-ha . .. A . 1 -V :., 4,1 I '4 il ,1 it ifyxlzg u. . . 1' T - 1 ,' fi- . xt, .' Y J 'U W- 'Q-2. ' s , N' ' -.5 A q, ' 4-Af - j . 4, ' , 55-. ,, 'X , 5.345 Q yi , , -'- he 1,1 Y fx . .K h -- . , I 4 rp' 51,4 JL? ' - gihll V w -. 'wut 5 we . U' , ' K , inf'-.2'kg,,',: xr . .7411 , V' 1' 2' jfs' i 5' X 415 A H swq, ,' . ' V -'Si A-4 ui vw '.-5' fl- . . ' 5j.t'?' Q -,H 4' ,itz , 1' h' 1x.f,.-affix-4WA, f 3,,'3f! ? ' 'f A1 f- f'-' wr 1 f h f' .hr . Lf' iii-55477 f ii?PQ .- W ' Liam .f .. . , .1 if . .Ll -M... 4- ,mg vs.: 1 Z.,-, -V 1 k - 7 r - .. 'X - ' 1' . ..: 1- M' ' ff 'ui ar 9 V ' A ,X , 'P nv . gs. , ,. 'nazi' 11. , ,v- I of . M' I THE COURTEOUS and clvuu Ind at thv top uf thn- P21510 gcttiug il stun' from his chltc is Dau' f7.Bl'iCl1. Bvlow is thc' pictxlrc' of thc' fvstivitics hm-Id ou thc halschull H4-ld v11Qi1wc'1'c'cl hx' 1iIltl'Ul7I'UIH'lll' Ufuuv. K . I'fx'c'u though thi-rc wus scum' u'rlml cluuht als tu xvlwtlu-1' thc l'OilSf would hm' il succvss. tha' lllllillfiff' ui' thosv who utlc-uch'cl xxx-11' clvliglltfulh' s1u'prisvcl with huth tlw fuml auul thc' lmicluv hauul that l'lltl'l'tlliIll'll thx' mliuvrs. Pwhm' is Nlilw 'l1lllll'l'lY Auld I4l'il'llllQ Xlilw lrwcl lu lguorc' lux uu1uxltw,l guvst hut tu uu alxaul. lhlk AE 3 9:1 'Zn ' 4 W1- il 'L 1 'Jaxx Q y 9 Q 7 Q V 3 bw ' ,gum --.. M fa. . ,Q QNQX ,ww X - . g. -:Q '1 x Y wg, Q gf' 4 v 'Siam Km! wwhimf I Q S .wwmww N xv XA vk -4 . g ' nl, l, .gi '-1 ,M '23 WIS - 414. : -'J M4-'ff ,5...,r4:,aEi!f N-I, nr 1 ' Nw.-r R K r if , 'L.,,,l X 1 ' '- I. W, Q' ' 1 153- ' 'OJ Qi, . 4 , Q ' Cf f 'YN ff ' rm ff- , . 'Imax ' , , , . , ', , , ' , ,. Pl' ll't: HZIIIHIZ Ron I: llzum-l, lQHlNNl'l', M1-:nw---, ACTIVE SCHOLARSHIP IN 4 xc lllpllfll cl lux ilu NN .xlmslr C,l1.lpl1l IA'T:M A'm: :hm 2: HMS. Shumllmm. NNW. ,,3mm,,,I J ' , , '. , ' ' , . V . , . -' x . -x ' l': 'lx g R Il: N'lN ll. S! '-lv, llnll. llzwnn nl ln, lic L1 Alx.1plm.n. I In Ili xx rm ll .ulmxp xx ltll thc mxu llltlilll nI'l:c'kM : :Lm I1'llizm-rL ImMz ARM 2: Mvvum. uf IUIIIIUI' Plum Hvtv lmlv kflflllf. xxvrm' m'lm'c'tvcl Ull ilu' lmsus ui W:-rm--ix--1 R-vw Il: l'1-H'-'L R ff1f -,W'F . ' l 1 I . . Pi In-lin Ifpsilulli Run I: fm-lx, lxruw. Rv:-vp Rorxs 2 ilu-ur .u-zlclvnnnw lA4'C'flI'KlN, ilu- vxnclvm-v ul xl1c'c'4'ss In C'ilIlillilili'X' lm' num, St'hlll'illl'I', 1:--vu--. Run su: m:1.a.N.-r. WIIN--11. ilu' l,l'Alll.R List, mul ilu- HIDiIliHll ol ilu- Iklfllllx l'l'gill'llillg Lfl'il1'l'Lll SIN! flll.llHil'ilHHllN. IJill'lii'llIQll'lX tln- 1-xlvni tu xxxllicln llwx' lmrmswssvml ll lIlN,'l'All1'tllli'QlflUIl. X li IDI Ill1l .l.1lC Ill 01 Ol Q N THE STAUNCH patriots who make up the membership of both Blue Key and Pi Delta Epsilon are men who are out- standing in campus activities and publi- cations. They are honoraries whose only function at present is to plan the Blue Key Stunt Night. or the President of Pi Delta Epsilonis responsibility of heading the Board of Publications. The members are treated to free cocktails upon their initiation: but they in turn must foot the bill for the following class inducted. Q 1 IQ' i 'I' X I ,U 1' X 1 E 1 f , fx F13 h l . Sigma Pi Sigma: Row l: Staples, S11-:11ll1z1n1. I-lrnnmiclx. 51CGllll't' Alix: Row 2: Dr. Nliellw, Harllimz, Oulln-tio, Dooley, Scl111m:1k1-rl Dr. H1-nry: Row 3: NYilsn11, Sh-vlc, Gnissvr, .l11l111sm1 Sigma Xi: Row l: St'-:ulh:1n1, NYHUQ Row 2: Ur. Micllw. Stupll-N. l'1mmi1-l4. D11 H1-nryg Row Il: Sh11n1:111, Dzuniul, Guissvr, I':11'lw1' WATCHING tlu' 0111110111 am' ilu' 111c111lw1's ul Sigma Pi Sigma 11ml Sigma Xi. tlw l1m1o1'111'x' sci- vntific fl'ilfi'l'llltlL'S l'k'C1llll'lllQ l1iQl1 llL'llll'X'l'llll'llt 111 n x at lc-11st two ul tlu' lmsic scivlwc-s lm' a1cl111issiu11. Tlu- r11'ga111ixz1tim1s luring fOgL'fll1'l' lllilllf' of ilu' top 1111clc11'g1'z1cll1z1tm' zmcl l1LlCIllty' scic'11tists1 illlll. tl11'o11gl1 tllvir 111c'c'ti11gs. tlnvrc' is illl lllt1'l'L'lli1llgl' of mwx' iclvals Oll il l7l'0ll'SSl0ll11l lc-wl. 39 if Q 4. fi oc N 'Zi N fx , .Q V Q I hw ? 4 1 1 s 'W 'A' ' W 'fr 1 Delta Phi Alpha: Row 1: Dr. Planitz, Meeker Ayers, Mr, Jonesg Row 2: Lentz, Neher, Johnson Halgren, McCarthy: Row 3: Sinex, Dooley, Haney, Schumaker, Alig, Amsler, Steadham: Row 4: Har- ding, Wilson, Steele, Marshall, White, Staples Eta Sigma Phi: Row 1: Kain, Alessi: Row 2 Parker, Hockensmith, Dr. Bedrick 'Y ,xg Mcavi? ' Ql l i T if 1 R Y x 5 4 o i F f 4 1 ' ' Pmux :Lua S 3 -K i f 1 T 1 F Sphinx Club: Ruw 1: Runrcrv, Latham, I-Imlivntt, Wurnickcg Row 2: IM-ln-i-ix, MCHQ-nry, Nli'liCl'SUll, Van Ettcn, Hay: Row 3: Parmm-Ice, Pride, Billings, Stvphciil. Davis, Pullizultoz Row 4: Brattain, Vl'ilsun, Rnggc, Dinner, Dickorsun. lillllllhllll W-Men's Club: Row 1: Haney, Johnson, Rum-rs, Korn, Endicott. Vliiriiivke, Haus: Row 2: Duherty, M1-Henry, Nickcrsun, Van Etton, Havg Row 3: D, VN'ilsmi, Pzirnw- lov, Prisle, Billings, Pulliznttfi. Llllll'llZt'Il, H4-plcr, llnymlg Row 4: llrnlluiii, Emmicli. W. Wilson, Rogue, Dickvrsun, Davis, Gauizhan. VV4-lin-r, Hamshui' Alpha Phi Omega: Row 1: Hays. Stvphvnsuii, M4-fry, Zumwzilt, Dr. llwlrirk: Row 2: Aym-rs, Albright, Fishcr, Brandt, l'iHI'l'1ll1, Iiuhnr-1' Dames Club: Row l: Juycv Hecllwack, Phyllis Pufnhl, Jill I,inilsc5', Gvrti'inl-- lim-im. 4 Rose BL-ul, Juan Niuli: Row 2: Sue Gilnlis, Cathy Price, Szincly Frm-m:ui. lil-rry liulvcnzer, Carol Hziinju, Kathy S1-:iiun, Karon Ryu-rs 2 , 4 I 1 i . Q 2 THE DOMINANT FORCE motivating the VVabash man is tl woman. Below, observe the sweet young things who have their clutches on the men of their choice, cavemen, who couldn't resist having a woman around the house. The convenience of a wife, however, is something that many VVabash men do without. Our ranks are swelled with those who do their own laundry, their own ironing, but who do know the source of women, that venerable institution to the south, DPU. I'Id1 IITID Sl f Q34 5 OLL iclxxbe Egce ani' ,, . 431 QA! 4 Q 52 A -E 4 ff 5 'A 6 . 1 1831 Q' , E ?LUEiEELm , ' '..1- 'W , :Q . -'Q Big - .54 'M Aki GLEE CLUB WEARING the wrong blazer below is Clee Club di- rector R. Robert Mitchum. Director Nlitchum felt oc- casional pain with this yearis Clee Club because of the more than usual supply of Cirlis Schools on the Club's itinerary. Although Mr. Mitchum had his usual supply of martinis and the sympathy of his clubis members, he missed his family more than a little bit. Cherished moments for the Clee Club's unmarried members, all were single this year, were the stops at Stephens Col- lege, they spent three days in Missouri, Lindenwood College, they didn't spend enough time thereg and the occasional trips through Greencastle to serenadc the eligibles there. Generally, the Clee Club thought that the girls at Lindenwood were far superior to those at Stephens. THE CHARACTERISTIC that xx'o111L1 t'Ilil131i' an bliiiclfolcli-ci C100 Cliiblmcr to 110 uxx'm'0 of t1i0 p1'0s0ii00 of N111 XIit01ium is t1i0 SXVl'L't-SlDL'111I1g Roi- Tzuis that 110 iiisist0c1 on siiiokiiig. T110 L'1ll1D 2lC1ll11I'i'f1 t1i0 cigurs ut t1i0 110- gimiing of t1i0 y'0a1l'. but t1i0 llC1lN1l'Ll- tion soon tu1'ii0c1 to imitziticm. At t1i0 0nc1 of t1i0 icuii' imuiy 0mpty cigar 1mx0s w01'0 10111111 in t1i0 0m'n0rs of 1110 1111211501 1JllS0lI1l'lIt QLH01' C100 Club r01i0zu'su1s. T110 13115 tlll'IN'C1 into ll x'01'- itz11m10 01ouc1 on w1i001s. 5 1 f lf V ' , f pf I X.- ,Rs . rv . li 'v .' , ' In ,, ,J - 1 W 1, fa ,J 4, . - .rf 1 I' 7,51 41 ' .wi '- wi .. gi . i I - ilu THE REASON Mr. Mitchum felt occasional pangs of homesickness can be seen below. VVith three charming women like the three below at home, who VVOlllClD,t be homesick? BAND U N DER tllc ulmlc clirccticm of1'ccl-juckctccl H. Rolnvrt xlltCl1llIl1 thc XVk1lJl1Sl1 Band 4-11joyccl an successful season of attcucling :many away gzuncs to assure thc team that tlmc inspiring strains of Old Ull- lmsfz would rcsouml ut thc crucial points of c-ucll gamma The lmml Pl'CSClltCCl 21 sa-arson nl' sllcccssfnll ccmccrts with thc film' Cflulm zmcl tlu- Brass Choir. Q . I! -, 'af' I sf, I V s gs 5 Xiu 5 O . .U ,.O - Q QS , 5 a x ' . 'u 94 N 'OQ Q . S -. ' x . A '..... 0 PLAYING a complete and successful season, the Brass Choir combined with the Band, the groups to some ex- tent are interchangeable, to make a record, a first since the formation of the student-faculty musical organizationg it presented such a highly successful concert with the Band and the Glee Club that prospects for next year are even more promising. 55? .J BRASS CHOIR 54' 8 p x I . fp ,,, , II.I. VVill Hays: Row 1: Yuumz, Die-ner, Sta-phm-ns, Stn-phensun lic-4-kvrg Row 2: .l. Ayers, Sins-x, Price, Davis, Cuons Row Si: Siln-ll, Hays, McCallum, Albright, K. Ayers Tull, Hvrry, Hutchison: Row 4: Groustra, Hawthorne lluzarfl, Bramlt, Nehvr Tom Marshall Club: Row I: Ijll'liCl'SlYIl, Latham, Brandt Row 2: Prillm-, Purmvlcc, l'l?ll'l'!lh Public Affairs Forum: Row 1: Cmmns, Yuumr, Diem-r. , . , . . . , 2: livvkm-r, hu-phunmm, lx. Ayf-rs, llshs-1, Whlte. Row liuwl, J, Ayn-rs, Haas, Nil-kcrsun, Berry. Johnson, Bohm-1' ' ' sf. :nun Nl1C'mllum sum Mitchell He-pler, Row.!:Pr'-,. '. .. . Korn. Hurhl, Rum-, Sta-plum-rw: Row 4: Hays, Davis, Al bright. llznvthnrlw, Gross, 'l':1ylur, Slu-arm-l', Nc-hur I-Icozmmirs Club: Row 1: Diem-r, Su-phm-ns, Stophonsun Row 2: Ayvrs, Young, Hutc'hinfrmg Row Il: Hzxwlhurnc, Sinn-x, lirunrll, Iiuym-4 44 TOM MARSHALL Q l TT f ,J 4. I AN AMALGAMATION ot opposing po 1ti- crl toices the Public AH 1119 Forum IS com- plisecl of the VV1ll Hlys Club the Toni Xlnsh Ill Club Ind the Economics Club. The loy llties ot these clubs usulllv cross to such in extent th It the ye uly elections show that the officers ot the PAF arc either the oflicers of the VVill Hays Club or of thc Toni Marshall Club. Occasionally the PAF is cursed with a coalition governinentg but this rarely happens because the Repub- licans outnumber the Democrats about two to one. THE MOST Lllllilllllg lt-at ot skill auicl lt'j.QL'l'LlCIIlzlill that thtt St-ttilt-t Xltiscluc' prm iclccl to the solcl-out lillCllClK'0S tit this x'tuti's 1JI'OClllL'llUllS was thc quality costuiiics tuim-tl mit hy clt-votvcl xlLlSl1lli' followws Kathi Scott, limit- Xlitt-ht-ll Quicl tht- l'L'Ill2lllKltt1' of thu fztculty wivcs. Nut XX'tll'll'lllQ to stt-ul tht- tliinmlvmiis mutions usually QlXl'll thnx mst, thv svuiiistiw-ssc's wish only that futurc' iuiclic-iicvs pax' it hit niurc ztttmitirm to the costliincs. Dirvt-tru' Scott z1ppi'm't-s with tht' iviiiiiiclc-1' that the phtx' is much incm' t'flc'ctix'vlx' pci-fm-mt-cl wlwn tht c-liziixta-tc'i's am- wt-Il uttirc-cl. N--1 Q ,uv Jl?Z.s,, id SCARLE1' MASQIIE N fn rixiw Ao QL 47' f Niffw 52' .l iq eff I 'EX Y A THE UNHEARD OF tllat OCClll'l'l'Cl in Scarlet Rlasquv lnistory xxas the Procluction of two musical coinvdics. Tlic first was plannvcl: CJILUS and Dolls, which vlijoyctl tivo paid sold-out auclic-ncvs and one not-quite solcl out fircc clrcss rclicarsal. Not only clicl tliv slioxxr attract the usual collcgv auclicncc, but tlic towlispvoplv also cainc. To lie sure of tlic Masqncls inagnctic attraction I't'llL'lllllg into tlie town of C1'awfortlsvillc, Guys and Dolls can lmoast tlu- only college musical COlllCLly protlucccl this year witli a Licu- tcnant-GovCrnorls witc clonlmling as luotli Prop manage-r ancl cast incinlucr. Xi y lg, I fist' www l sf C' THE SECOND Xliistluc IIlllSlCLll was tlit- I r111lz1.s- tic'k.si. Om' of Dircctor Scotts good frit-mls. Cvorgt- Tuttle. tlircctctl tliti first aiiiiutt-111' procliictioii ol tliis slioxx' tit Dnrtiiioutli somti two wt-vlis lit-torv Scotts sc-coiitl. This was liistoric liccguisc tlit- slioxx was still riiiiiiiiig iii New York Lit ll small oft- lhoaitlwaii' tlit-iiti-tn lIltt'1'CSllllg tlaicvts of tlic slioxx' wc-111 tlit- Haipc Song and tliv young girl importvtl from DPU. lillit- Dix. Sliw ticltlt-cl mort' L'llZll'lll to tlic' slioxx' tliiiii it im-alt-tlg limit this cast cliclift coni- plain ill' alll: iivitlit-i' clitl aiiivoiiv ulscx l 1 47 l ... . , , A E COLLEGE CLUB Studcnt Christian Federation: Row 1: Stascy, Rogue, Boyd: Row 2: Stampvr Stephensnn Knzluf College Club: Row Ayers, Rogue, Sinex: Row 2: Richmond, Nehcr. XX UI Ill Ha 'th ' - Cantcrburv Club: Row 1: Waller, Shearvr, McGimpsey, Knzxufg Row 2: Stnmper, I.l,'lTlUflll, Harris f -H 1 ' h 1 K .1 Newman Club: Row 1: Rvttiyu, Phillips, Kekpzreis, Nu' own, 1 usg Huw 2: liruw, Slawy, Rm-v. Ruczck, McCarthy: Row 3: Tnth, llifzxnn, llm-vlwr. Rwxnms, Sumrm-rs Ucwlm' l'lllQllIu' Cfzlrson lllallw. Ur. lllnlu- clrvxx' il laugm DESPITE tlu' u'lutix'c'ly poor slnulunt illtl'llil2lllL'l' nt its nu'clings. llu' Stlulvnt Kiln-istiun l c'clc'r11tiun c'nim'c'cl il l'2lflll'l' s1u'c'c'sslnl x'm'au'. .-Xnumg tlu' xisiting slu'z1lu'rs . v 4 . tlmt a1plu'a11'c'cl ut tlu' SLI' llll'K'llllgS was tlu' llc'u'u'1ul Y l.lll'llllX' illlllll'llL'1' als clul must of tlu' SCI l'mu'tums l'lu' l'1l'ili'l'l1lltlll also S1Nlll50l'l'Cl sm'x'm'l'a1l lalcullx' ala' lmlvs in xx'l1u'l1 xurions lllt'llllN'l'S ull clixisum mu' wvrl piltvcl against llu'ir c'cmntm'1'lm1'ts in flix ision llu'c'c'. N CLUB NOW UNDER the sponsorship of Reverend Kenneth Raczek, the Newman Club has enjoyed a full year of visiting lecturers from all parts of the World. Fascinating topics affecting the church's position were discussed including the controversial birth- control issue. The past topics of euthanasia and the church 1H61HlJ61',S position in society were dropped in favor of the cur- rent topic. l 5 A E ,-, an Q ' v I 1 Q W 1-, Q'l ','m ' 'i - xR 'P 'f M 5'l '5- Ml- H 'f '1', - FOR THE MODEST lllll'S of flltx' L-vnts pm' svlllcstvl' tlll' . l'.lllll.llIl, NL'lIl'l, INVIISC, Aye-rw, Mr, .lnllm-sg RUR' Z2 ' Wl'x 'l' Hflllfl- lfvllll- HHIHIW. Rivllmlllld. ll---'wr cl1'I'Il1ilH ffllllm will alcllllit alllx' stllclvllt to flu' Cl1'I'lllllll cllllll Rms IC: Ihr, l'l:lni1z, RUN-I lVl1'1'li4'l', Ss-hl1n1:1lu'r, .' , , , flll-sm-f. 'lllxll-r. rpm, rl-lll.-r. l.m-llnlz-iw. Ellis: XX'llC'llli'l' llc- lu' il stllclvllt ul cvl'l'lIll1l1 or llotg aullmsslml to Row I: Sam-x, Nlilfxllllll, Nivlmlsml, Ml'C:ll'1l1y, lfishvl' , , , , . . fn.-Ns Vluh: Huw 1: ll.-my llll.-W now 2: mr.-..ll, tlgc' cvl'I'IlIilll flllll7 Q-lltltlvs tlll' Illt'lIllN'l' to pall'tlclpgltv ln tllc' Rl-I 1- .l xml -lml.: fl: :lc '.l:lN1-l-,l,--l- - Q, q. -, ,,1'm,'f7f l',,,,T,,H',',,'f A XQ4,,.N 'L W Nr ' lxvlc-1' f'l'Lll'lX' lwvl' lnlnxu. tlll' only k'Xl7l'lI5l'5 tlln' cvk'llllilll mf Q': '?lf,If 'jl'rfiffffh'Q,,flQQf4 ,'. ',lff',Q.,Nl.,l',1lf1Q'i'f,g l 'l'1 fllllll alllmxs in paws lmlll tllv Cfllllms ll'l'LlNlll'f. lllv Llwsx c,llllJ was lUIllllll'il llllS f'1'ill' illlkl llAlH lilllllil 1111 llL'llXk' IIIUIIIA lH'l'Sllll3 to 4-lljm' lllll'1lllllX' first x'l'1ll'. 'llll' l'llilosulally Cflllll llAlS ll0f4'lliOX'lKl AISllL'llXl'llX'k'ill'LlSllllStlIt'clll1'S5 Cfluln. SWA 1 awwmweiffqwcm 'W' l'IllOS0'lIl-Id 8013 8013 SSII-ll 9.: , H f , J 9 r -'I Q55 fif .Q -4-an Speakers Bureau: Iiunml, Ifluzznwl, Schumznlwr, Iii-gm-, Crdt- Debate: Row 1: Kirkvmlull, Kukrzal, Kirkpatrick. Dunck, Ihmll. Km McNeely, Arm-tt, hr1ll4ll'h4lllhU, Illxzurul, Ml'l'1liillU1, Smith. 151-ru Literary Review: Mfmhlcr, Svulfm News Bureau: Davis, SL-hm-iilvr llnard uf Publications ineixivr, ilniwvr, Mr. Miluhunm, Thunmx wzilrhck. Clark: Row ' -. X x BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS 1 --Nw-nv A BRAINSTORM of Dr. Victor Powell, the Speakers Bureau winded its way through another successful year of speeches to interested towns- people in the area of and near Crawfordsville. Speeches ran the gamut from Mickey Spillane on Shakespeare to the beauty of Iapanese women. The Debate team, coached by Mr. joseph O,Rourke, also completed a successful season, but was hampered slightly when Mr. Clark fell asleep in Pittsburgh. The Literary Review staff produced a Review of quite average qualityg it occasioned a revolt from one Mr. David A. Scott whose Proteus was by far a superior publication. The News Bureau, a group of unsung heroes, was responsible for disseminating all the infor- mation about college students appearing in the local papers at home. The Board of Publications is a committee of the Senior Council appointed to direct the publications at Wabash to the ex- tent of appointing new editors and business managers. Their only other function is the once a year banquet in the President's Dining Boom. I 1 -,. .4 'Q.- L K E , 4.1 , ' Q j, Q:- '4a. lv gi I ' Am! We. al' ,ff V ,,,,o N -V4 APATHY and complacency were attacked in a year long fight waged in the pages of the Bachelor. The fight, in itself a retaliation to the apathetic and the complacent, sometimes occupied as much as forty inches of copy per issue. But the editorial skill and judgment of Editors Bill Lowery and Art Cook soon for- bade the topic any further publicity after an extended coverage by both staff members and students. But despite the prevalence of apathy articles the staff did provide con- sistently good coverage of events and visitors: the Scarlet Masque received several compe- tently written reviews, the stall arranged an interesting interview with Archduke Otto, and Barry Goldwater conveniently left campus before the Bachelor men could clarify Mr. Goldwateifs speech. 'I'I'lE l05'l'h WABASH ,532 Q af' , , INGENUITY plus small bits of origi- nality anc. momentary genius. an occa- sional scotch and water, a lot of film and a few reams of paper mixed to a state of shock characterized the KVA- BASH staff. whose only reason for ex- isting this past year was to publish this volume. Editor-in-Chief VValter Stasey whose name was frequently mis-spelled during the course of the year, faced an almost insurmountable task with an air of quiet dignity and occasional sobriety. Mr. Stasey was responsible for the or- ganization of the staff and the coordina- tion of its efforts in an orderly and ef- ficient manner that allowed him to spend his summer working to finish the volume. Efficient operation and office hours from midnight to six, sometimes overtime till eight, allowed the editor to indulge in occasional procrastination. He wrote some copy too, it was pretty good. Busi- ness Manager Larry Cummings was re- sponsible for procuring the advertisers and patrons for the VVABASH, thereby allowing Editor Stasey to spend more money. Larry brought in more money this year than ever beforeg he even turn- ed down several would-be advertisers because of lack of space. He also chauffered the editor to many places in southern Indiana. His car is comfortable. 52 fx. F0O'l'BAI.l. llll llll I . 1.1 N 4 Q...,23,--,,g ' .+ j .SS l WITH A NEW OFFENSE, a new coaching staff, and, for the most part, a whole new team, the VVabash football squad was literally one of unknown quality at the beginning of the season. The quality was quick- ly demonstrated as the Little Giants won their first two games and compiled a 5-4 record for their first winning season since 1957. The primary reason for this change in football seasons may have been new head coach Dr. Kenneth W. Keuffel, a single wing advocate fresh from three near perfect seasons at the east coastis Lawrenceville School, taking his first col- legiate coaching assignment. Two other newcomers to the Little Giant Staff were Ernest Fritsch, former De- troit University and St. Louis Cardinal Football star and Dean Norman C. Moore, in his third year as Dean of Students but in his first as football coach. Both worked with head coach Keuffel to transform the squad from the i'Tv to the single wing. Max Serv- ies was the only veteran on the coaching staff. - it 01 lv Q . N 4 4 A-4 wmmmmt ,. , . .......t.., . SENIOR CO-CAPTAINS Jack McHenry and Gene Blackburn headed a list of eleven lettermen Who formed the backbone of the team. Unfortunately, neither was in action for the Monon Bell iinale. Gene received a head injury in the Butler game and missed the balance of the seasong jack, after playing triple-threat man all year, broke his ankle in the Heidelberg game. .N IU!! Ill! 'Ill KIUI :::: 4 Q.. l .'5 ' ' Q 8 ' V' -1' ' W N ' ' lf, .,:1!v:'Q'.i ' 1,.A, i N In :U . '. - , - rf fy' 3 f' ' 'ftp 7-' ij M 1 0 3 s. v t , I .Q . 34. '.1,i 'li-IILMI . O Wi '- Ml' i i 'L' ,' '-- - '--'-- '--ii' E r P 4 A -...QI'.4.f J. ,tall 'J-'-.i.:'f.f ' ' ' fi Xl' L 5 '.:'5i7g?Q:.'fi' f.'e'lw1f,?jlf:.'!'6i3.iM 'y .'5m if.f V if ' ' ' JUNIOR WINGBACK johnny Inlay and sophoniorc full hack Ed Stonc joincd Xlc-Hcnry and Blackburn in the starting hack- fit-ld. .-Xftcr Blackhurn's injury junior Kcn Parmclec and sopho- inorc Bill Kristan sharcd thc hloclcing hack position. Sopho- inorc Lynn Carrard hackcd up NIcHcn1'y and freshman Toni Zinnncrs hackcd up johnny Inlay. Senior C11l'y Bycrs. juniors 'l'oin Vcrachtcrt. Boh Erickson, jim Endicott. sophoinorcs Carl Ka-rn. Alan lliratsuka. Boh Endicott and frcslnnan P. T. Bun- tin, llogcr Colt-howcr and Augic Dacsncr fillcd thc intcrior linc positions. juniors joc Bcal and Dick NYhitc wcrc at thc cnds :nost of thc tiinc although sophoinorc Bill Dichl and frcslnnan Tcrry NVhitc saw considcrahlc action. ln thc scason opcncr Xfcllcnry passcd for onc scorc and plungcd for a st-cond to Qct NVahash off' to a l:2-7 victory ovcr thc faxrorcd i . - . - . 1 . l'.xansx'illc tcain. .Xftcr totaling a incrc onc first down in a frustrating first half. thc l,ittlc Ciants' singlc wing, showcd its first signs of lift' in tht- third tjuartcr whcn Nfcllcnry thrcn' a 33 yard pass to Dick XVhitc for Xlfahasli' first scorc of thc Yt'ill'. 'N -K sr 5 V 3 . V ic:- 'A N,'x Q XJ ' 1 W ? Mm QQ Wim aff A aww gdghmpnnfmjqpg ,wafaavnnvl-f - I 3' zvvb , Q sad., ' Q 2 , if A ,..: 5 Qi W 'o g,:'f M I W 6' 31 Q , 'MG fs ' I 14,44 ww V fy K X5 1 . Q4 y f Y .1 Q X f .f u r ' ,Q Q43-X aww ww it 5 , QA K 34 Q . ' 1 49 9 b ii, Q U fm s X3 v WX, 537 A .- f , ' Y 4,7 0'f gf? 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The Hilltoppers had no chance in the game as a Freeman to Beal pass, a 12 yard run by Hay and a score by McHenry provided the Little Giants with a 21-0 halftime lead. The team got the inevitable bad day out of their systems the next week at Bradley. Unable to do anything right, they only trailed the Braves 13-10 until the last minute, then losing 21-10. The Little Giant touchdown came on a Mc- Henry to Hay pass, while Garrard bounced a place kick off the cross bar through the uprights for the three points. Taking a loss for the second consecutive game, the Little Giants lost to the highly rated Ohio VVesleyan squad 13-7 to even their won-lost record at three each. Wabash gained 257 yards, but a fourth quarter, 40 yard, McHenry to Wliite pass was VVabash, only score. McHenry's performance reached its pinnacle in the first half of the Heidelberg game, averaging about five yards per carry, he ran two touchdowns and threw a 44 yard pass to Dick VVhite for a third to give Wabash a 21-6 halftime lead and the eventual score. McHenry's season came to an abrupt and pre- mature end when he broke his ankle in the final play of the first half. -I H 'ft H , , j I Q f' i 1. n . x ,,- A . 2. A Y, , - 2 - x sg , ' -e , .a,,f, 'W ,gf . f , S , L sf .- 2 at-ffwif .sw tr, ,- ,,,, ,,,,. V, I N, , Q., an ew ww .F , ,.. 4.,,, ,. 1-M., 1,..,-w ma , s 1 ee -A 2 1 .ri Q . i Q s uv: VQWVQW j, 4-4 , ' 1 s , , , , X. 4 -. - 'y f . , I4 ' - v ' . -h tx ' ,X , ,,.. , Q ,W ul, , ,,,, , A .s Ni , . ia. Q.-. f Ji'- ' if. . 4' .fr,'n ' Q. . , ' ' 1 g ' - ' . F1 .' f E 'fbi' if ' -'- -il, -at I. 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Carrard scored YVal9ash' seven points and Stone. in his hest effort of the year. led all rushers with a phenomenal 138 yards. 1? ,vw 9 ' gl l' UW Af , n -n 1. sw- A 'if , A YQ? W -my ,M Q. . .Ax- 4' x fsnmy- , , X '- 20 EZQFW .YNMF 1 A , Nw . f -N ifwj+.',5 . fir 'T W N9 A f 4: ' 13,3 wsg gg f, 5, ' Q 3:0 '-ft:-1' l vi .ix-,Sn mk,t,5,,,,,.b4Pi. .I !1P Q q 7.95 .. u gp. x I 'f DEPT 'VI' ff - DISAPPOINTMENT? Apathy? Not at all. The '61 football season was certainly not one of jubilant victory, but for the first time since 1957 the team put forth a winning season despite the overwhelm- ing amount of injuries and the adaptation to a new system. The men responsible for the season are the players themselves, but the men behind the players, the coaches, deserve more than Wa- bash can give to them at the moment. Head Coach Ken KeuHel in his first year of collegiate coaching has proved to the college that the days of the amateur college team are still with us. No longer must we believe that the inevitable, that a college that wishes to have a good football team must pay the team and relax its academic stand- ards, is about to come. Coach Keuffel and his staff of Pete Vaughan, Ernie Fritch, Norman Moore, Max Servies and Red Kenney have proved that there are men who like to play football for the sake of playing a great game. The Wabash team will not, in all probability, develop men of great football genius and prowess, but it will develop men with a solid foundation of sportsmanship and fair play, men who love football. Wgffigj s BASKETBALL FOLLOWING 111111 1'111151'1-11t1x'1- 1'L'lll'S 111 XY111l11l11.L 1111511ct1111ll 111111 NCAA i11x'it11ti11115. 19161-62 H115 ll long Nl'J,lS11I'I 1111- fllll 111111111511 11115111't111111 t1111111. 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The Little Giants lost their first four before establishing some semblance of order out of chaos and played only two games shy of .500 for the remainder of the season. Nichols set a fantastic pace in the initial three games, but the rest of the squad couldnit keep up, Wabash lost to Indiana Central 74-51, to Ball State 70-54, and to Ferris Institute 57-53. For those three Nichols hit a torrid .401 and his 65 points were 41 per cent of NVabash, 158 total. Next came heavily favored DePauw with everyone back from a team which split with Wabash the season before. The Little Giants finally lived up to the 'iWabash Always Fightsv motto and led 44-41 at the half, they trailed by only three, 75-72, to see the Tigers pull away in the last few minutes to an 86-74 win. Nichols and louris hit 20 and 18 to lead in scoring, but the real excitement was generated by Hainje, with 15 points and 19 rebounds, and Rob- inson, with 14 points and 12 rebounds, in the best games either had played for NVabash. Wabash fans realized that at last Coach Brockis team was beginning to work and waited apprehensively for the balance of the season. The Little Giants came through with good basketball, compiling a 6-8 record. U an QA- , ul ..,,, ', ...v ' -'in fJQF'if7:wr, W' A Q' . .Q-ax-U wo'-ff M 5 M 1' R V X .A-.QQ ' b ,. 3.2.3 f M ai. 'H' CONTINUING to gain momentum after the DePauw game, Wabash, sparked by jouris and Hainje, trimmed Wheaton and Muskingum at home. With Hainje total- ing 24 points and 15 rebounds and Iouris collecting 22 points VVabash completely outclassed Wheatonis Crusaders 92-75 to break into the win column. A more stub- born Muskingum squad led Wabash the entire game until Nichols, at right, tied the score at 71 with 2:27 left. With both teams playing ultra cautious ball the same tie prevailed at the end of regulation time. But Wabash blew Muskingum out of the gym in the overtime and won 81-75. jouris had 21 points while Hainje had 13 rebounds and scored 14 points to tie with Robinson and substitute guard Wally Scott. Following the two home victories Wabash met her next two foes on the road. Creightonis Blue Jays captured an unbelievable 82 rebounds and beat Wa- bash 96-62g Butler was a bit more lenient but still downed the Little Giants 68-49 on the fieldhouse floor. 61 41' aww N vwx v. ' Q 5 .1 'Qs .M- ,wf six QL Y 62 m x, , Z Mig- H ww' M J H , .z.. ' vLH4!uainsm. NJ..-Qf W . -gsg-L 2 W -gg.: ww , ., Jipkliv ' Q-pf., . f 'X L Y V X W R ,tam X .f.vrM3.., ' 1 is B, . mt X A ' MW' ,.,. X . y naw, V ' A H vqev,-:ce ' b , .,., , - 'ilixiwrf , ,Wal W M M,-af p AW ON THE LAST DAY OF JANUARY the Little Giants travelled to St. Louis to nip NVashington U. 78-77 on a 20 footer by sophomore Bob Mitchell at the final buzzer. .louris and Nichols were the leading scorers with 18 and 17. In the Wfheaton rematch at XVheaton the Crusaders got revenge for their earlier season loss to NVabash with a 95-80 wing freshman Don Schmidt hit 21 and led the XVa- basli attack. In the second Butler encounter the Bulldogs poured salt on the previously inflicted wounds with a re- sounding 90-67 VVabash loss. XVabash stayed within 10 points until Butler blew it wide open with 14:24 left in the game. Schmidt led VVabash scorers with 17 while louris and Nichols followed with 11 and 14. CANNING A JUMPER at the gun, Robinson boosted 'Wabash to a 75-73 win over McKendree which had gone into the game with an outstanding 18-3 record. Nichols, louris, Hainje and Schmidt all reached double figures with 17, 14. 13 and 11g but it was the relief jobs by Robinson and Scott that provided the impetus needed for victory. Next came Ball State searing the nets the first halfg they built up a -16-31 lead and held on for a 78-73 victory. The Little Giants trailed by as much as 21 points in the second half, but a phenomenal exhibition by Nichols. which pro- duced 13 points in the final five and a half minutes, made the score more respectable. Nichols finished with 25 points and encored his 25 against Ball State with 30, highest indi- vidual total for the season, in paving VVabasli, way to an S6-46 win over North Central. XVabash outsliot North Cen- tral in what was their most decisive win. 6 l ffyx. If' 21 Y X - .3 3, 5 f 4+ .N ' A 'N C .J 7, 6. 1' I M ,.o4' N, F THREE DAYS LATER Charlie Bowerman and his Phillips' 66 teammates defeated Wabash 100-52 in what turned out to bc more of an exhibition of the Oilers, skill than anything else. After the first eight minutes the Oilers moved into such a com- manding lead that no one seriously doubted the final outcome. Bovverman was relatively cold from the field but was set up enough by his teammates to score 18, the last two coming on long, looping 40 foot swishers, typical of Bowermanls style. On February 22, the Little Giants Won their sixth and final game, S8-76 at St. josephis. VVabash trailed once by 11 and was behind 41-37 at the half but exploded in the second half to Win comfortably. Nichols led the scorers with 26. Fourth-ranked Kentucky WCSlGytlI1 scored ten consecutive points at the end of the first half to open up a 41-32 lead which they stretched to an eventual 93-60 win. To close the season the Little Giants tried to tame DePauW,s Tigers, but to no avail. DePauw Went on a scoring spree at the end of the first half to lead 48-32 at half time, VVabash never got any closer than 11. Jouris, the team's only senior, led the scoring with 13. 9SIu.ia..., 9 hn- ii i 2? ,ar ' 31 A Q4 ,ff ,fu ,S 4 sage? ww K eg af ,tt .2 X. f a . . N:-, y P V,,, K... A A A U I if FlRST was Most Valuable Player Dave XVilson. llis strong right arm accounted for all of XVabash' victories. allowing an 0.87 earned run average, on the receiving end he produced a .445 average and brought in 12 runs to lead the team in both respects. Dick Wliite was found at shortstop and showed one of the finest arms in Warbaslii league, he hit .875 and led the squad in most hits and total bases. Steve Crist batted ,308 and handled both infield and outfield positions. Bob Gahl, a natural hitter who simply had a thirteen game slump, never complained and never let it affect his brilliant fielding or his clean playing style. Lee Nickerson played second base, batted .286 and matched his dozen hits with a dozen walks. Dick Calvin. the Heet center fielder, batted an even .300 and led the team in stolen bases. Ron XVarnicke managed his catching duties with the same quiet intelligence and efficiency that earned him a one on comprehensives. Rusty Nichols proved himself versatile on the field, he not only pitched, but also played third base and the outfield as Well. Pete Hedges, Who started the season as a catcher, shifted to the outfield after Ken Parme- lee, who was hitting .500 at the time, shattered his collarbone in the third game. Wkllly Scott, the all- purpose infielder, played third base and shortstop with equal ease. Ted Roetkin, another freshman, stepped into the number two catcheris spot easily and hit .267. And, to complete the desecration of one baseball myth, there were other good hitting pitchers: Charlie Witte at .428, Terry NVhite at .285, and Jack Fuller at .250. Ron Warnicke was the only senior on the squad. 'fziihv a 3 bf, .1 .I A L f THE DESIRE of the Track Team, one of few consistently successful athletic squads. was so great that they retained the Little State Championship for the fifth con- secutive year. Also creclitetl to the team were four relay titles. a 5-1 recorcl in clual competition and a wealth of strawherries and ice cream at Coach Huntsman's after practice. Coach Owen Huntsman. who revels in gloomy pre-season fore- casts ancl predictions. fills his men with such an uncanny and uuhelievahly strong clesire to win that he has never yet heen disappointed. X ,xxh 'wa V 1 Q w5,,,,., .. ' iff A MN .V 65 ik! e . 0,13 1 3 , , PK .-, 4 6 -rw' -x-Z., ..ai'Tgg....f :V ' . ' .aff ' ri- .Mv-,. , AMX.- L me-5U',,,..,'- 2 . . - K Ai'i..,.g-v'1.'1Q-'W 'A , 4. 1.1, L . -. ,Q . .N H- '-V uv. .- - ' - ,QQ V ,.. ,V Q, .,'f'-7 -s.Hu.g,5 ,-hvnnm' 4 ' n,..:, - -ff 4, 51' , ... I. A I Q - ,., . . A ,b ,gif-C2.fkb: F, , ww. ew- 'jp - ,, Q - v, ' . ' , rv' Ewa? . v ' ' A ' ' ,T 1. I I , . ni' x AV! bids, ,, -V .. , Q, m -,,, - 'V' ' v. -WA M-. -H491-N f Iif g' , V J' ' ' Y 'Q . V . - ' 's , ,, an -ipt- F? -4' Q4 1- ' 1 ' 4 , . v 3 - J. ' M 1-' W' 1- ,L . 1 A .wah v , z will 'U A 'M W fd Q66 55 5 ,, , ,.,, ,, is EW Q 'K 5, W NEW MARKS SET included Glen Prideis new school record in the low hurdles scored against Hanover Keith McNeil,s record in the 880 at the Little State, better than Ron Rhinehart's of the previous year the sprint medley and the mile relay records at the Great Lakes Invitational indoor running at the Univer sity of Chicagog and Pride's 440 record at the Great Lakes Invitational outdoor running also at the Uni versity of Chicago. jimmy Hamsher was a consistent winner of medals for his iirsts in pole vaulting. iii +351 If X Q' . NASQX xxx X Q55 wg -X. X X I X 9 Y., Q, OTHER MARKS SET were Jerry Robinson's two mile school record set at the Big State and George Brattainis bettering of the existing 880 record also at the Big State. The Wabash team placed fourth behind Indiana, Notre Dame and Purdue in the Big State competition held at Bloomington. In the Beloit Relays the two mile relay record was broken by the team of Tam Haas, George Brattain, Ierry Robinson and Keith Mc- Neil. Tom Lauritzen also broke the Beloit Relays record for the javelin. S 1 -4 67 WRESTLING DESCRIBED as the hest squad in the six years ol' wrestling at XVahash. the XVahash teain was 5--1 in dual niatches. placed third and fourth in two quadrangulars. swept the Nlillikin Invitational. took third at the Little State and closed the season with a seventh in the fourteen teain NCAA regional. YVrestling from ITT pounds to heavyweight. Boh Erickson was voted Xlost Yaluahle XVrestIer: he and Iohn Doherty were se- lected captains for next years squad. Freshman Dick Cloyer won the Sportsmanship trophy and Toni Goldstein was elected the Xlost Iniproyed NVrestler. Senior Al XVitt. captain the last two years. ended a tour year career in which he won more matches than any other Little Ciant in wrestling's short tenure at XYahash. In winning the ten teani Nlillikin tonrnanient eyery NVahash wrestler contrihuted at least one point to NYahash' scoreiot 79. 25 hetter than second place Indiana Centrals. Hitt. Yan Etten and Erickson won Iirsts in their classes while Goldstein and XVeiss took seconds. Dick Cloycr took a fourth and Ed lohnson. in his first year of wrestling. won his first decision to add one point to the score. Firsts hy Cold- stein and Erickson led the Little Giants to third in the eight team field at the Little State. XYahash' NCAA seventh place was made possihle hy Coldsteiifs second and Van Etten and Erickson's fourths. In dual nieets XVahash wrestlers defeated Bradley. DePauw. XILlCxIlll'l'llA'. Nlanchester and Earlhani. and lost niatches to Indiana State. Cincinnati. Illinois Normal and Indiana Central. 5 A 5' I :- . 4 fl A :,' rf ' I ,, A- I ' 1 I xg '-Q KA - -Q If 1 I' I I lf ' 4 SUCCESSFUL Cross Country teams are becoming, part of the Wahash traditiong this yearls squad of thinclacls was another in a long line of Winners. Coach Owen Huntsman. possessing one of the finest coaching records in VVahash, history, led his team to an 8-1 season, a Hrst in the Great Lakes Invitational, a second in the Little State, a fourth in the Big State. and a sixth in the Small College NCAA meet. NV 0 V4 '5m'.:fW'liKf .s 'YU , ' L- ww it ,, wif, , - III. n .-1 A -A 5.4.1, 1 v ti .f , ' 1 Vlw. 4 - 1. . - L: .. 1 z fx :vi Jil f'L. 1.',E'2f -gt' lx U Q I 1 Q ...ai- ,111 1-1-ei ll. 11 2 , I . H1 Vi H1 . I'l'I Z X .. ,, - 7 - Z. 1 X. , , Z 'T 33 'T - sl 1 'T I A .I If - fl - FF - - 'T 2 4' J A-4 - - bf ,. - if - - Y f' .S - 3 I f'Y' I ,.f ,. III 11 .,, - A , T v-J -J '13 A NJ Z. 'Ji I-1 A: ,. 'T l1'11t1-cl. 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',c.H,f, 1- 7 1, gg! 1 in .-'F' 'wfTri:f..,.f?'11 u oiimd N., , ROOKIE coach Bob Mitchum and his half-veteran half-freshman golf team completed VVabash, second straight successful season on the links with a 6-4 dual and triangu- lar meet record, a first in the Great Lakes Invitational and a fourth in the Little State. Sophomore letterman Bill Hepler, selected Most Valuable Player and honorary captain by his teammates in post-season voting, spearheaded the Winning season. Other returning lettermen VVarren Ford, Mike Langenfeld, and Bill Tingle along with freshmen Hal Phillips, Dave Hadley and Butch Iohnson supplied the essential team strength during the campaign. In dual and triangular meets, Mitchumis crew beat Eastern Illinois, Earlham, Hanover, DePauw and Marian, split with Purdueis B squad and lost two to Butler and one to VVestern Michigan. The Great Lakes Blue Ribbon came on the strength of Hepleris 77, Hadley's 77, Phillips, 79 and Ford's 81: a four- man total of 314, five under second place DePauW,s 319. Hepler and Hadley's 77's were second low individual scores for the meet. ln the 20-team, 18-hole Little State match, Hepler shot 1485 Phillips, 158g and Hadley and johnson, 161 for a fourth place behind Ball State, Indiana State and Butler. MURALS NI' NI O I IN A HECTIC STRUGGLE that did not end until the last part of May, the Fijis emerged with this year's intramural crown. The Betas and the Delts, who wrangled with the F ijis for the IM lead throughout the year, ended in second and third places respec- tively. The top three teams combined to win ten of the fourteen sports offered for IM competition, and each took one of the major sports. Tad Sinnock and Wally Scott led the Delts to victory in IM football in a season that saw the leaders go undefeated and suffer but one tie. Dave Wilson posted a 10-O record in IM tennis to put the F ijis, who took fourth in foot- ball, back into active competition. The Fijis, led by Dave Bohner and Chuck Rubey, ended the cross country season with a 9-0 recordg Bohner broke the tape in the first of the two meetsg and, when he was injured for the second contest, Rubey broke the tape. Kin Mar's Barry Klettke grabbed second in both races. Tom Emmick and Steve Andresen sparked the Sigs and the Betas to a first place tie in volleyball while the efforts of Phil Mikesell spurred the Fijis to second place. 4 IN AN UNDEFEATED SEASON thc Phi Dclts won thc Buskvthull titlc with littlc cffort. Dick XYhitc lcd his tczuii in scoring amd Illildix the all-star twuii with thv gm-ntcst mimhcr of clective votcs. Members of thc all-star tmuii wmv Tom Emmick. Dave XYilson, Jim Hzuiisher, Bill XVhite, Dcnm' Cluugliziii amd .lim hlohnsmi. Bclow are thc undcfcuted-iii-huskcthnll Phi Dc-Its. W 9006 Q5 9 x 4'-7' N U f 4 'N THE BADMINTON CROWN was won by the Delts, while the Fiji's Don Vorce returned as the handball champion. Butch Rogers, Hans Van Etten and Steve Jay won the wrestling Hrsts in their respective weight classes for the Delts, and a first place in the IM stand- ings for the Delts just before the spring competition began. Freshman Don Bayer placed first in the low hurdles and in the 50 yard dash as the Phi Delts won the indoor track title. The outdoor track trophy went to the Betas whose Del Bartlett, below left, led the way to the finish line in both hurdle events. A first place in the indoor season put the Betas in the IM first place going into the three final IM events. Golf, won by thc: faculty, and horseshoes, won by Wol-Mor's Steve Babic, mattered little in the three way race for the IM crown. In softball the Fijfs Steve Drayer pitched and hit the Fiji team to an 8-2 record, the next best mark, 7-3, was shared by five teams, including the Betas and the Delts. After the dust had subsided, the Fijis emerged with the IM Crown. S K few QX N71 l , lx. THE NOISE-INSPIRING L'lll'Q'I'll'LlKll'1'5 luul laws u . 1 . x palm tv flu tlm YULLI' tlum m I3l'l'XlllllS X'C'll'N l7L'C lllNl ul tlns Xl'ill'lS XX'llll'Ill'lQ llcmtlmll sculscum. 1.1-fl lux' Dum llugglu amcl Bula lXl'llSL' tlncx' pmsccl tlmn-lmvlxm-s mm tlu slrlvllm--. ul all Qgumw mul umnpc-tml wltlm tlw x 1 fltlm- cllstmctlrnlus. Xml. ln spltc- nl tlw fJfl'lL'l' lllNfl'lL tlUllS. of ilu Dvljau suit. tlavx clul mug-ln to lllNPll'l' tlnc' tl-111115. lllqlnl wi ' xc-Lu' xxvrv tlnc- sllcc-cs5l11l lfmtmgs ul Bllfltl' gmcl m' for tlu- Blltlill' lmllm-1' mul tlw DPL tl LI fb Y rim 'hi . ff 4 42 11.33 4 7' H 3 A N a- I S 5' L THE INNOCENT FRESHMAN, who knows more when he enters 'Wabash than he ever will, enters a whole new phase of life. He is about to become a new individual. a human being apart from others, acquiring the right to make his own decisions. or at least most of themg and he faces a whole new world of responsibilityg he wants to become part of the lVabash spirit that seems to permeate the upperclassmen. He soon learns the nature of his responsibilities. He attends classes quite different from those with which he has been acquaint- ed. He meets people: his peers who are in much the same position. and upper- classmen, who are constantly critical of his performance in the institution and its many sub-organizations. He faces many tasks and ordeals: the grade on his first English 1 paper, the sings on the Chapel steps, the freshman-sophomore fight. Freshman Council electionsg the Council is the only organization on his side. But he soon learns and surpasses these ob- stacles as hc learns new facts that are of a more pressing and important nature. He learns that XVabash is the center of a circle on whose circumference are the cities of Indianapolis, Crecncastle and Lafayette. all thirty miles away. The frcshman, during his stay at the college. learns the clubs and organizations that are IN and those that are OUT. As the year progresses. he no longer feels the anxieties and fears of the first few weeks he spent at NVabash. llc becomes secure in the framework of the institution of which he has become a part. .-Xt the end of the year he is a different persong if the college has been successful. he has three more years before him. at least three years. of experience. flw 5 Q R Jzwm X-.5-' , Y' f -. Q XWWSX M x x Lili .X,. , v ,, ,. . X .. xx X X., X X Q K Xi aw, X W X W . X Q - 'R N 'VW g avi. . -..f-pq sl-'I-1 '- -Q--mu Ng? 15 Z- 'X THE CONTROVERSY, set off when J Senior Council lrcsidcnt Don Kcrncr rclcuscd tlw F1'CSllll1OIl from thc xx'ca11'ing of the-ir pots. urosu when wu1'likQ-. INf'UPiL' soplmlnorc sugcs sxvou' that thc frcslm- mon lmcl not touclwcl thc pot or thc- rug on the top of thc gI'L'llSL'Cl polv. llcrv now wc' prvscnt proof that Plvsiclclmt KCl'lll'l' is not as IIIXOPK' us most of thai soplmmnmcs. and that thc fl'L'ShIHL'll did Qvt to thc' rug at thc' top. FITSIIIIILIII Iaum-s Bcmcl. Ill ilu' Sl'I'Ii'S RIIJOYU. cmlurus thc' usual lmrrussing from SOIHIIUIIIOITS IZIIHI livclwl' amd xxllllf' PK'tl'l'SUll. Nlr. livvkc-1' is ilu- ill'-Ol'-HOfllillg typm' of Imr- l'ilSSl'l'. wlnlm' NIV. Pl'tl'l'SUll 8001115 only tu i11tc'1'jc'ct lK'L'i1SiUIllll. tl'l'l'Ul'iXiIlg. lillt'-IUIV gvtting sc'l'c'z1l11s. If IN THE CALM before the storin the apprehensive freshmen remove their pots and Warm up for the intensive song session facing thein. In a few short minutes the Whole of the sophomore class, fresh with a diverted hatred towards the junior class, will take out their vengeance on the innocent freshmen. 4 1 MN KY , f tie-fb.: F94 ic..-ff .r grit' ? THE PEACE MARCHERS xx'v1'v uiiicmg thi- iiizuiy visiting spcukvis that tht- wllvgv liostvcl this yvziii Tha' Vliimsii twuii that vii- L-fiiititvlvcl thc iiu11'clic'1's iii x'c'i'h41i xxx1i'iu1'v tuirh' cl1sc1'cciitvd tillill' 1ll'gLllllN'lltS to thvii' mvii SlltiSiiLlL'tiOl1Z hut the iiiui'ci1ui's xxx-1'c' 1111- tliSIllllf'l'Cl. Tlw RCX'L'I'L'lKi E. Cfgirsoii lihikv clrc-xx' Ll snmll iiiicliviicvg Skip Liiitlviimii cha- L'UIll'SL'S with D11 Billiit' ut ivit. Pl'illL'C'tOIl.S fzuiivcl slmrt story xx'i'itvi'. Scum Uilfimliii. rvzuls liiniilist-1'ipt of tivsiiiiiaiii Bvii Bgiiiit-Li. Ill till' IIPPVI' Tlgiit C'Ol'lIUI' ill3l5CilI'S l,l't'SlKil'l1i a Xl. O. lwsx. rutiriiig alciiiiiiiistiultm' of liuth-1' v - - ' liiiixmsitx' lioimiwici alt tht- Wgiligisli-Iilitlci' lfmmtlmll Quiiic. Xt right iililicxiix lmvt llfkllil Phitfik. faixmitv of tht- Iiiiqlish ljL'lXll'tllIL'IIi iii tlivir lfiiglish 1 chlssvs. 75 I Nl! .mf fx ,avxeggsfn WNMY . ,. , . . H ' ' ' 'X X' 2 -vxewx , w:1'g+--wg: . . N Q ' by Q ' f'fM1'H-x: 4 v fXv . - f f, ,-sv' - - vsp-A 9.5 ,wf ,Av 4 y we ' . ,V 11ff A 'f ' N , . . . . . .. , ., 2 x - . ,. - Q Q, , . , x. ,:.e, 51 4'-f 3 :11 w. ,-'.4 .QW-Agggga, ,. Q K W: w'X , ENTERTAINING onc ot Dr. O'Lcs- skc1 s Political Scicncc classcs is Bill Nlurpliy. In the pictnrc hclow Scnatoi' Hugh Scott stays around for a post lecture hull session with Harry Lind- scy and Dick Stcphcnson on thc thircl Hoor of the library. Ahovc right fincls Xlr. Charles Scott. Toni Sloan and Xlr. loscph O'Rou1'kc cngagccl in prcclc- hatc tca with thc Camhriclgc clchatcrs in thc Scarlct Inn. Below right finals thc Cainhriclgc incn in actixc conflict in thc Chapcl with thcir NYahash countcrparts. Earl Arnctt and Ralph Kirkcnclall. Bclow loft Dr. XYLIITCII Hohcrts chats casily with Rollin Eh: ln thc lowcx' right cornci' scnior john Hays shalacs the hand of lncliana Cox'- crnoi' Nlatthcw XYclsh clcspitc Hays arclcnt conscrxiativc liclicfs and Cox'- crnoi' XYclsh's arclcnt lihcral liclicfs. UQ mmm 3 S- ,Y 4 K , I i. t , ' lx, 2 fx.':.:. , -I A , V N... 'S' 5 1 , , ' is . I V A, , , .. 1 c if B '-b' ,.,.A ar Y . . ' ' Q ' .S K' i N 6 ,J 1 1 W -9s:22.:.,::..' -V X 5 -is-4:-, : '9w1 ::, -LV' . ,. , M rl ,1 Q W ,zl W lk v , 9 V' -xiffw S wwe 'Wx 5 Q5 .sy . ' A sf wie, it glillix f ff- gl , ,E 3 is E F W K3 rl lwmtx -14 Kip Y? i- A f A y gs. if ,v-A 13 Il il X' X rl'f9re' INSTEAD of spending their money, as last year,s Senior Council did, on a fun week, this yearis council spent theirs on a concert that delighted not only VVabash men, but also students from many neighboring schools. The concert featured Odetta, who received the best audience of any convocation this year. In the upper left appears the language laboratory that the language departments have been requesting for many yearsg upper right, the chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon, rejuvenated after about forty years of inactivityg below the Tekes appears Dr. Trippet and Mr. Degitz with a check for Si450,000, part of the Ford Grant. To the right of Dr. Trippet appears the Great Lakes Associations' computer. . 0.5 C. E. Arnett I ,. pw' 'N ' J. C. Arbo J. B. Bacon G. M. Ball G. W. Byers R. A. Bell D. R. Brink G. P. Carnes V. N. Carrico L. B. Coffey R. L. Carter J. A. Conly fv f '- Ba 3 SMA fr-., jaw. 4- Q- f 4-su irvv Q i -4-Us ,apr A X K.. 4 fn iiv iv- Qi- 'K' El 5- I 78 321 'K7 1? 5-:V 5 s 50, Iwi , ,?a :1c 3 Class of 1962 ,Q Xifffi 'wffif MMM AA l. M. Davis J. W. Daniel D. E. Dunham S. P. Drayer T. L. Emmick T. G. Fewell . E. Downen R. G. Deamer R. W. Duvall P. A. Ducat T. J. Em itt M. W F m . anger A. a e .V .4 B. R. Fry T. K. Gaisser D. R. Gillespie D. L. Harwood T. V. Feif D. S. Gaughan D. C. Greathouse J. T. Hays Y.. I' ff? ff. 'Tr ' ' 92- . f ' :N- WABASH MEN tll'CIl'f unique, or ut least original to any great extent. They sleep with pillows over their heads. steal rival schools l11klSCOtS :uid win sueh unusual prizes us Terry Kilgore-'s diaper. XVZll7i1Sl'l is the same as unv other sehoolg or us least inany people would like to think so. But their whx' would XVuliush rate at Ford Cmnt if it were the same us other schools? A 're 0 is 3 61 p. ' '. I -. J 71 VS a .,,, Q . :I 5... Ss' ii- X- A 1 .i W. P. Honey J. P. Hedbac C. T. Hess T. L. Houlo Us if 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . .,.J 'A 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I, 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 5 1 1 1, 1 E. A. Holm G. S. Hodges ll l 'anon li! P. 'r. Holliday P. J. J. Jaqua 'NW' 0GOYaw,dlf fm., ... Q . A. Johnson J. P. Johnson R. D. Kirkendall T. N. Kilgore R. 15 1 'fa M X ai ,QM fs . wf fr' 'I . r svn... xv f 4 s Q N, S., Q .. .A ...X . Q, X x E. Johnson G. M. Jouris D. J. Kerner R. A. Koonz S4 . . 'ox S '7 Mug. ,nu-.ga ,,fv . QP? ...WWE M,,.,...., 4-wma... 9 QQQPNX 2 Q K N X .sf wks. R. D. Lentz T. P. Lauritzen J. B. Lentz H. A. Lindsey J. A. Ludwig J. F. Littell C. J. Ludlow J. W. Little R. A. Latham R. W. McCoy J. L. McNeeIy J. G. McHenry A- fav I , O F. W. McMurry T. W. Mohone M. W. Meyer B. M. Monroe P QL' 7 I vm 5, 5 I ...ff 1 I1 .il .lv .f vu, tg v. .3 9 e Y ' A I i E ! 6, 80 3 X 'Q r cvs! 1 G. E. Nelson W. E. Nigh J. A. 0'Brien J. F. Nutting J. D. Newton F. D. Obenchain D. C. Olson G. E. Parker J. P. Porzuk T. C. Reams if Wi' 'Q AN ALMOST DESERTED gymnasium and an equally deserted Pakistan harbor will soon be Hooded with peopleg but each group will have a different purpose, a different point of view, and a different standard hy which to evaluate their actions if the people could be moved from one place to the other. Dr. Salter took the photograph of the Pakistan harbor. qgilvnbrfhh- .,.vi'l X . xsxswfy . f ' ' ' ,.. -'A 1 .Q 1 he X 'l ' 1 iq- Q J l l.f?32...S2'.':zf . J' ' 1 A TWO OR A THREE? Seniors Brent Sutton and luck NleHenry frzlntieally peruse the list that Mrs. Schmitt has posted on the bulletin boards on the pillars outside of the chapel on the morning that every senior got up for Chapel. Quite ll recordg every senior in Chapel. Amazing. v 'K ck ' 9 R. W. Rittenhouse D. R. Rose J P. R. Rogers W. M. Sanders S c .g' N A -f -P t Y 5 U4 gif .4-'- ' 1 tw 15 1 7 Y N 4 P. L. Shuman J. W. Staples LT. W. Sinex M. A. Steadham a ,Q , A, Ax Aff JW X -wif' gm 3 A 52 ' L N A f f, A ' f .,:. gui: .QV IW :kr 4 Y 3 a Q6 fx 1 9 Sym-QW .V F, xx.. Wm fq lifik NRSV B. K. Sutton C. R. Templin D. L. Thomas R. W. Tweston W. B. Wead R. E. Warnicke L. D. Williams T. W. Whowell N. T. T. Woo A. F. Witt M. B. Young T. H. Zieke -v ww 'HY LJ' B Q ' F 1- -.nl Q ,- is r-,Q wc' an 1 '- 1 ph 'a ,, Z AA , . . 'gn -Q M 'uf 82 IN THE ACADEMIC PROCESSIONS that pass over the 1nall the faces that are seen for more that the usual four years are those of the faculty. Some have been here since the last time they were on the other side of regularly scheduled classroom Workg some have interrupted their classroom duties to resume further study. But by far the most impressive mo- ment for a student in the faculty-student relationship is the moment of the academic processiong now the student can at least feel that he is a member oi the illusory community of scholars that constitutes the college. He has his own robe and hood and at last his own degree. For some it is a step in the long and onerous task toward their eventual places in the teaching professiong and for all, it is the step toward lives in their own communities. COMMENCEMENT K. . 3- 1- 'N' 0 X , V qazi' fs. L G -JK 1, 3 3 -ku yn X I V' ffsv' THE MOMENTS ol llu- c-ullc-gum' ummu'lu'vnu'nl nw zum'-inspi1'n1LL 1 ' ' . . D N mul ul Qrcuxl nnlun't1uu-4- lN'C'2lllSl' It IN lun tlnnl tlu stuulcnt l'l'2llI71'N ' 1.1, N tlull luslmn'x4'111's slum! 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MW ng of' ff Xvsvm , ,gf 83 mm 4.x JMC 23 P f .V i 1.1 ,hflff n , , I bg. f MP' THE WEEKEND of Commencement is filled with various and sundry events and people: the recipients of the honorary de- grees, the pictures taken for pasting into the family scrapbook, the mothefs kiss for a son, the handshake of congratulations, the gathering of a graduate's family, the long-sought diploma and the scene of the class from a classroom Window in Center Hall. All contribute to the sentiments that will be remembered in years to come. Some are embarassing, but all are treasured. 'J- ,, ..-...Z-an A'-35 MTU 'S-Q-.. ww? SENIDR BIOGRAPHIES UNDERGRADUATE DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS W 2 ARBO, john Charles AB. Plzysics. Beta Theta Pi, NV. Club. Varsity Xllrestling. Scarlet Nlasquc. ARNETT, Clyde Earl, jr. AB. Philosophy. Beta Theta Pi, Tau Kappa Alpha, Blue Key. Debate. Speakers Bureau. Bflclielor. BACON, john Bennett AB. Pliilosoplnf. Beta Theta Pi, Delta Phi Alpha, Eta Sigma Phi, Philosophy Club. 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I1.. l0I3.11.1'.1g1111111l 111. ll1lll11N. 21. 1lll1. . . - 3. . . . - 11I'.1lIt11. 11 l11l.lll1 X111111.111. -111011 X1.11NI1ll 11t1.. 111111.111.1l111111 .1, 11111. 11I'J1ll1, .'U1lll 1111111-rl II. 2251 1111x1.11'11. S11e11111i111'. 11111. 11l'.l11il1ll.11t'Ul'Q1'.'X11N'l'1.11.11. X11, 31. 11111 IST, NU1l11'5N111t', 11111 l1r1'11111111. N111-11111-I NY.. 08510 X. 171-1.1x1.11'e. 11111i11111111111is 20. 11111. 11l't'X1't'l'. '1'1IUllI4lN 1,1-e. T 1-111 NI1111iso11 Axe.. I1111i11111111o1iN. 11111. KS Crawfordsfville fe Ready-M ix Concrete Company, Inc. C I. O T H I N G THERON COEFEI. S H O E S CGenera1 Managerb We Feffffffe 513 S. John St. Phone EM 2-69051 NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS Crawfordsville, Indiana C 0771 pl im Wm' of Elston Bank and Trust Compan Member THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION and FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 1J3l'11l1x. 12311111 Iiolh, 251 lfusl Stop 6 11111111, I1111i11111111o1is, 11111. 151'i111x1111111, St1'11111-11, 1315 N12ll'1ill1, '1'1'11'1', '1'l'XilS. 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S33 XY, l1.1111i1lo11 St.. XY1-xl X1i11o11, Ohio ff1'1'114111x11i, 'lk-11 A.. 550 1 o1x1t111' .Mm-., f1.l1ll1II1'll1 Ifily, Ill. . D Daesner, August John, 99 West Main Street, Freehold, Dahlquist, Frederick Willis, 4710 N. Virginia, Chicago 25, Ill. Daikoku, Norman Hirome, 739 Oneawa Street, P. O. Box 805, Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii Dall, Michael, 1021 Fourteenth Street, North Chicago, 111. Daly, David Frederick, 2165 Cheshire Rd., Columbus 21, Ohio Daniel, james Wilson, 1619 Churchill Drive, South Bend, Ind. Dapice, Douglas Owen, Parting Brook Rd., New Canaan, Conn. Darbo, Douglas Andrew, 507 S. McClure, Indianapolis 41, Ind. David, john Dewood, 813 S. VVeinbach Ave., Evansville, Ind. Davidson, Thomas Alan, 320 E. 5th Street, Mt. Carmel, Ill. Davis, Charles Stout, III, 43 McKinley Pl., Grosse Pointe, Mich. Davis, Fred Andrew, 708 W. Third Street, Sterling, Ill. Davis, Iohn Michael, 1008 N.W. 41st, Oklahoma City, Okla. Davis, -Iohn Wesley, 118 S. MacArthur, Peoria, Ill. Davis, Raymond Heath, 523 Lageschulte, Barrington, Ill. Dawson, Iohn Halford,6470 Brokenhurst Rd., Indianapolis, Ind. Dcamer, Robert Glen, 815 Monroe Street, Rochester, Ind. Dean, David M., 4506 VVashington Blvd., Indianapolis 5, Ind. Demaegt, james Phillip, 53312 Ironwood, South Bend 15, Ind. Dennerline, Ierry Paul, 6750 Dresden St., Indianapolis 27, Ind. Dennis, William W., 1604 S. Cottage Grove Ave., Urbana, Ill. Detwiler, David, 3906 E. Hilton Dr., Indianapolis 27, Ind. DeVuyst, Ross Abraham, Box 104, Bristol, Wise. Dickerson, Philip William, 109 Marshall, Crawfordsville, Ind. Dicks, Iohn Edward, 615 Liberty St., Covington, Ind. Dickson, james Frederick, 2865 Arden Rd., Atlanta, Ga. Diehl, William F., 6112 N. Dearborn, Indianapolis 20, Ind. Diener, William Paul, 1010 Fox Hill Dr., Indianapolis, Ind. Dillon, Gary Paul, R. R. 2, Culver, Ind. Dittrich, William Bradshaw, Box 455, Ogden Dunes, Ind. Doherty, Iohn Irwin, 15 VVest 2nd Ave., Latrobe, Pa. C om plinzenfi of Community Motor Sales Yom Oldmfzoloile Defzlef' NEXW and USED CARS 112 West Market St. Phone EM 2-4903 Crawfordsville, Indiana DREYER'S CUT PRICE DRUGS Phone EM 2-7500 DREYER 8: SHEETS WESTSIDE REXALL DRUGS Phone EM 2-2506 DREYER 84 WHITECOTTON REXALL DRUGS Phone EM 2-0505 Lei zu jill your flex preicrriptioo' Donnelly, Robert M., Steel Industries, Crawfordsville, Ind. Dooley, Allan Charles, R. R. 1, Box 20, Crete, Ill. Dooley, John William, R. R. 1, Box 20, Crete, Ill. Dossett, David William, 214 E. Walnut St., Princeton, Ind. Downen, David Earl, 4014 Lawnwoods Dr., Des Moines, Iowa Doyel, John Kae, 1107 W. Pike St., Crawfordsville, Ind. Drayer, Stephen Parker, 906 Boca Raton Rd., Boca Raton, Fla. Ducat, Philip Allen, 60635 Whitlock, Crawfordsville, Ind. Duchi, Steve Andrew, Cannonsburg, Pa. Dudley, William Anthony, R. R. 2, Cedar Lake, Ind. Dulin, Basil L., Steel Industries, Crawfordsville, Ind. Dunck, H. Thomas, Ir., 402 McKinley Dr., Belleville, Ill. Dunham, David Eugene, R. R. 1, Box 3401, Fortville, Ind. Duran, john Andrew, 3374 Universal Rd., Pittsburgh 35, Pa. Durham, Iames Richard, 623 Delaware Ave., Wfilmington, Del. Durham, James Robert, 8116 Manor, Munster, Ind. Duvall, Russel Wiley, R. R. 7, Box 534, Indianapolis, Ind. E Eddy, Ralph Bromley, 21 Hickory Rd., Muncie, Ind. Eidson, Stuart Alan, 301 Sunset Ave., East Peoria, Ill. Ellis, Patrick Edward, 1065 W. Harvard Ave., Muncie, Ind. Ellis, Robert Iames, 1507 W. Fourth St., Marion, Ind. Ellis. Stewart Edward, Box 233, Pewee Valley, Ky. Emmick, Thomas L., 4340 Springvvood Trail, Indpls., Ind. Enimitt, Tim R. R. 1, Goshen, Ind. Endicott, james Nesbit, jr., 608 N. NValnut St., Seymour, Ind. Endicott, Robert William, 608 N. VValnut St., Seymour, Ind. Erickson, Robert Ioseph, 22 Gilbert Ave., Clarendon Hills, Ill. Evans, Philip Kent, R. R. 1, Waveland, Ind. Evans, Ronald E., 3553 N. Emerson Ave., Indianapolis. Ind. Ewick. Charles Ray, 33335 S. West, Shelbyville, Ind. 91 sw-me mm Qffmfy cfm No Arm-E SEE Burnett Lumber Inc. 220 EAST MARKET STREET ISIS Cruwfordsvillc Phone EM 2-0500 F roedge as Downtown Service CITIES SERVICE A Sign of Good Scrz'ic'c Green St. Cruwfordsvillc PHONE EM 2-9995 Market SLILIZIFC Home CDIIICC I,LlI2lyL'fIL', Imlianu Springfield, Ohio HIIIHH' fxlrlfjflflilr Slllzfiff' 92 F Falconer, Robert Daniels, jr., East River Rd., Perrysburg, O Fanger, Michael Walter, 1317 Irene Ave., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Farber, Eric Stephen, 10622 S. Oakley Ave., Chicago 43, Ill. Farr, Robert Clare, P.O. Box 87, Reeds Ferry, N.H. Farrah, Samuel Ralph, Box 225, Tarris, Pa. Feit, james Ralph, 326 N. Walnut St., Columbia City, Ind. Feit, Thomas Van, 326 N. Walnut St., Columbia City, Ind. Felber, William j., 7810 Meadowbrook Dr., Indpls., 20, Ind. Ferguson, Stephen Luther, 1317 E. 10th St., Bloomington, Ind. Fewell, Terry Glenn, 5815 Villa Lane, Indianapolis, Ind. Finch, Morris, jr., VVaynetown, Ind. Fisher, Douglas Arthur, 904 Marywood, Royal Oak, Mich. Fisher, james David, R. R. 3, Lafayette, Ind. Fogie, joseph VVilliam, P.O. Box 170, Harlan, Ind. Fogo, Fred Richard, 1800 VV. 5th Ave., Apt. 4, Gary, Ind. Ford, Warren Thomas, 2220 Wilmette St., Kalamazoo, Mich. F ox, Garrett William, 1527 Lake Ave., Whiting, Ind. Fox, john Nelson, Box 473 D, R. R. 5, Five Points Rd., Indianapolis, Ind. Foxworthy, Frederic Eugene. 722 E. Taylor St., Ladoga, Ind. Freeman, Thomas R., 30135 E. College St., Crawtordsville, Ind. Frohman, Daniel Charles, 1313 Cedar Point Rd., Sandusky, O Fry, Brian Richard, 6719 Wicker Ave., Hammond, Ind. Fuller, john Lawrence, 2929 Morley Rd., Shaker Hts., O. G Gahl, Robert Daniel, 506 Lincolnway, Valparaiso, Ind. Gaines, Darryl Gordon, 303 W. Franklin, Winchester, Ind. C om plmzems of Rex BUSINESS MACHINES COMPANY Indianapolis, Indiana We Feature the OLYMPIA PORTABLE The W0fId'J Finer! Portable Type1zf1'ife1f Large Selection of Colors and Type Styles Available We Rent ufilh Option to Buy Penneyas - ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY - Gaisser, jolm William, 416 S. Alvord Blvd., Evansville 14, Ind. Gaisser, Thomas Korit, 416 S. Alvord B'lvd., Evansville 14, Ind. Garrard, Lynn Howard, 409 South Broad, Griffith, Ind. Garrett, Amos, 22 Berkindale Dr., Toronto, Ontario, Canada Gaston, Stephen William. 311 Hamilton Ave., Elgin, Ill. Gaughan, Dennis Stephen, 2822 S. Meridian, Indianapolis, Ind. Geier, Richard Louis, 1819 Brookmede Dr., South Bend, Ind. Gerde, Leland Stendahl, Rt. 4, Box 266, Crown Point, Ind. Gerding, john Frederick, 712 Green St., Ottawa, Ill. German, james Dale, 1723 Oakland, Des Moines, Iowa Gherardini, Gary Lee, 33 Arline Dr., Centralia, Ill. Gibbs, David Marston, 9 Woodland Ave., Bronxville 3, N.Y. Gibbs, Dennis Lee, 253 S. Bothwell St., Palatine, Ill. Gibbs, john Willis, 445 E. Mill, Danviile, Ind. Gillespie, Charles F., 4530 B'erkshire Rd., Indianapolis 18, Ind. Gillespie, David R., 709 E. Green St., Waveland, Ind. Gilliland, jay David, 709 E. Green St., Waveland, Ind. Gilman, William Walters, 300 Belmont Ave., Asbury Park, Glover, Richard Colburn, Commonwealth Courts, Rte. 250 VVest, Charlottesville, Va. Goldstein, Thomas, 1110 Sunset Dr., Latrobe, Pa. Goldyn, Richard Alan, 836 Fields St., Hammond, Ind. Gott, Rollie Lee, Steel Industries. Crawfordsville, Ind. Graham, Douglas Edward, 1316 Loomis, Des Moines, Iovva Graham, james Richard, 3739 N. Drexel, Indianapolis 18, Ind. Granger, Fred Lee, 8101 Northcote Ave., Munster, Ind. Greathouse, Dennis Conroy, 417 Manchester St., Aurora, Ind. Grills, VValter Reagan, 1669 E. Kessler, Indianapolis 21, Ind. Gross, Alfred Christopher, 35 Signal Hill Rd., NVilton, Conn. Gross, Stephen Richard, R. R. 2, Shelburn, Ind. Groustra, john Harry, 325 School St., Geneva, Ill. Gunason, George Michael, 4886 E. 56th St., Indianapolis, Ind. Guse, Keneth Leroy, 2196 W. 57th Ave., Gary, Ind. Guthrie, joseph Drake, R. R. 2, Bloomingdale, Ind. H 1111111 Vlikllllllilllll' hlolnnson. l1o11'1- X1iIit11r1'S1'11ool, IIo11'1-, 11111. I1a11ll1'1, lD111i11, 5601 N. I7t'lIIlSXlXlllllAl, 1111li1111a111olis, 11111. 11411111-1. 'I'1-111' llkllll. 1430 V11-Ilr11s .-X11'.. Xl111'io11. 11111. II11i1111'. I1oI11'rt XX'ilIi11111. 111 X'1-r11o11 Ct., Cl'1lXX'1-11l't1SX'1ll1'. 11111 11LllQ'I't'Il. VIIIIOIIIQIN Artlnnr. 49116 O11l111'oo1l, lJOXX'llCl'S Crox 1'. Ill 1l11l5t1'1111. Fr1'1l1'ri1- Arthur. 23 XX'. -140 St., XXll'lL'llt0I1. Ill. ll11111ilto11. .lffllll 11ol11'rt, T07 XX'. Nlatin St., CIIKIXYI-1l1'C1SX'1llL', Illtl. 1I11111ilto11. XX'illi11111 N.. T07 XX'. Nluin St.. CfllXX'f1lfC1SX'Illi', 11111. 1It1I1IS1ll'l', .1lllllllX' 356 XX'. X1111111-t St., X11111111111-1-. I1111. 1111111-1. XX'. l'11t1'i1'k. 1410 XX'. AItll'1iL't St., Cr11wfor11s1'il11-. 11111 Il11111i11. To1l11 C1111111l11-ll. 313 XX'. Fourth St.. B111-l1z1111111, X111-11 112ll'ilClt'I'. XX'iIli11111 lILl1'l'X', 615 Nllftlllilll. Ft. XX'111'111-. 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N111-h. 111-1111111-11. 11111111-s Philip. 3230 E. 65111 SL. I111Iia1111111olis. Illtl. 111-1lg1-s. Pt'fl'l' -1ill1IL'S, T512 NIOIIITJC A111-., 1111111111111111. Illll. 111-ilst1-11t, .lohn E1lw11r1l. G35 Xl1111iso11 St.. Clary, 11111. llL'Il'lZt'l'lI1lQ, C111-I Ilnns. 11111111 11o11t1-. C11rrctt. IIICI. 111-111115. 111-rl111rt Douglas, 3314 E. C11111 St., E1'1111s1'i1l1f 15, 11111 111-1111-. 111111111111 ixllllll, T-110 lli1I'lIlOl1X' l11l., E1'1111s1'ilI1- 12, 11111 Phone EM 2-6507 for RESERVATIONS The Redwood Inn I Milt' South of Cr:1wfor1lSv11lc on I-Iiwzly -15 Mon., XXfc11., Thurs., Fri. 111111 Sat. I I :50 11.111, to 2 11.111, 111111 5 to 9 11.111, S11111Iz1y I I :50 to 9 13.111, 11.10.1111 lf1111l.1.1.1 I . Perryas 0 ice Supply Co., Inc. 119 South XV11shi11gto11 Street H e11dqm1rterJ fer- SCHOOL SUPPLIES TYPEWRITER REPAIR SERVICE PORTABLE TYPEXWRITERS XVABASI-I STATIONERY DESK LAMPS Razz by I1'f.1fn11'lv 111611 for l1 11!m.1l1 1XIe11 11111111-. 11111111111 .'Xl'1lllll',T-1111 lllll'lllOIlX l11I., lC1.111sxilI1- 12. Illtl. 111-1111-r. XX'illi11111 '1L'1l1'l'X'. 1820 P0l'1llg1' A11-.. 5011111 111-1111. Illll. ll1'l'lill1'I'. D111'i1l XX'il1ia1111. 3561 1:il1l'l1lUllll1 11l11l.. cTll'Xl'li1llll Ilts. 18. 011111 ll11rr1'lI, 11'rr1' 1,1'1'. BlllI1it'l' Ilill. 11111. 111-1-111-11.'1J111'.1.-1 1,111.1-1-. 1:-:seas H1-1'1-I11-1' 1111.. I'Ii11t -1. 1111-11. II1-ss. f,I111r11-s ll10llIllh, 10-1 S1-I1of11-111 Lt.. X111-111111111 t.1t1. Illll, IIi1'11ts11I111. QXI1111. 532 X. S1-1-111111 St.. 1,1111-1't11iIl1-. III. IIit1-I11-111'l1. fjllill'l1'N .-X.. 0100 X. '1.llXl'ilO St.. 1111l11Is 20, 11111. II111'I11'11s111i1I1. 1JllX111 .-X.. 11. 11. 1. l1ox 38-1. X1-11 .'X11Q11st11. 11111. I1o1lg1-5. cv1'Ul'Ql'5t'U11. 121th A XX 1111 I11l.. 1111111111 llllflx. Ill. lltlflilllilll. 111151-1111 lf.. 2755 lj. S1l'XXiill'1 .'XXl'.. 111111115 20. lllll. IIoIli1111y. Philip 'INlIUl111I501I. 112-1 15111-1111 .X11-., Xlnrion. 11111. ll11lt.4111I111 Kent. 310 S. SX1'llIlI1l'l'. fIt'II1l'llll.l. III. IlUl1I4.TI1Ul11als l1l'l'UX. S10 l.11I1111'tt1- .XXl'.. l,1'l1.llIllII. 11111. IIsi1-I1. '1i1111111. 'I c:lllllt'Sl' 1'1111l141xs1, I11111gI1ol1. Yl,lIQlIl1llltl 11511-I1. IIOIIIIHX. 'I Cfl1i111-sv I'1111l141ss1. llulllghllh, Q1-lltlllilllll II11l1I1:1r11. 11111111111 11111. ISIS 1111111-1:1-1-11 .X11'.. ckllllllillllx, 11111. Ilughw. 11i1'I111r1l D.. 2112 l'1'tt1 I11l.. X111111'i1'. 11111. - . ' -1 1.- lllll'h1. 171-111115 x1t'll'tII1Il, 11. 11, 11. IIlllK'lltl1l1. 11111, 11llSSl'X, Dnllals NI.. S020 llltl1QlIl l1i1lg1- l1tl.. c1IlI1'1lIIl.11l. Ohio II11t1-111-11111. 'l1ll1ll'N 1.1-13 10S S. c11'lI1!'l'. c11'11ll1'X. III. 11ll1t'lllNOll. l.Jll'l'X Ix1'1th. 11111 .f1. .'XI.1111o, Iml, l1ll1l'IIIllNt1ll. 1111111-rt 36111 Y. P1-1111x1l1.111i.1. 111111111 11111. I111i11. 'IAI111111.1x X'i11w11,5tI3 S. 11l't'!'IIS1.. I11'ox1111I1111'g. 11111. I111AoI1xo11. 17111111 1... 127 XX'. S111111 .'XX1'., XX'1'I1xt1'1' c1l'UXl'. Nlo. 1.111111111111111 blr.. XI1'1'11l11111 II1-1ghtw. 11. 11. I. l,lll'1l1lllIl. 11111. ay, Stephen -Iordan, 815 VV. 6-1th St., Indianapolis, Ind. ohnson, ohnson olmson, Q ohnson h ohnson pohnson ohnson iohnson Charles William, 804 W. Creen St., Urbana, Ill. David Orville, 110 S.W. 7th St., Riclunond, Ind. Edgar Clifford, lr., 800 N. Eagle St., Naperville, Ill Harmon D., 617 W. Washington St., Lebanon, Ind. james Paul, Butterfield Camp, Monon, Ind. Leonard Roy, 8503 Baring Ave., Munster, Ind. Philip Austin, 335 E. Midway Dr., Mundelein, Ill. Reid Elliot, 4610 N. Bolton, Indianapolis, Ind. iones, Berne Lee, R. R. 1, Macy, Ind. rlordan, Cecil Eugene, Steel Industries, Crawfordsville, Ind. -ordan, Michael K., 104 E. Columbia St., Logansport, Ind. ouris, Carv Michael, 506 W. Pike St., Crawfordsville, Ind. iustice, Courtney Been, R. R. 2, Logansport, Ind. usticc, David Owen, R. R. 2, Logansport, Ind. K Kain, Steven Michael, 109 S. Sycamore, Martinsville, Ind. Kamillc, Stuart jonathan, 14 Prairie Ave., Danville, Ill. Kcgerreis, john Patrick, 601 VV. Main St., llartford City, 1nd Kemper, Byron NVi1frcd, R. R. 13, Box 288 A, Evansville, Ind Kereher, Leroy Francis, 415 NV. Third St., Mt. Vernon, Ind. Kern, Carl Edward, 57 Vermont Ave., W'yoming, O. Kern, David Evans, 57 Vermont Ave., Wyoming, O. Kerner, Donald loe, 2247 S. Randolph, Indianapolis, Ind. Kilgore, Terry Nelson, 1802 S. Branson, Marion, Ind. Kirkendall, Ralph Dennis, 1121 Pontiac St., Rochester, Ind. Kirkpatrick, Robert Wm., 2114 S. 9th St., Lafayette, Ind. Kitzmiller, Wm. Daniel, Plainview Rd., Huntington, N .Y. Klein, Bruce Otto, 7729 Catalpa, Hammond, Ind. Klettke, Barry Dale, 2410 W. F,v Rt. 6, Kalamazoo, Mich. Klug, William Stephen, 653 Tennessee, Cary, Ind. The Sportsman Shop 126 East Main St. Phone EM 2-1907 F6cll'lll'f7l,Q the Finer! Nfzmei' in- O ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT O PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT O SPORTSWEAR O HUNTING and FISHING SUPPLIES O TOY and HOBBY DEPARTMENT C om plimentr of McDaniel Frei ht Lines, Inc. Knautl, Larrv Grant, 1233 Lakeshore Dr., Rochester, Ind. Knight, NVi1liam C., Belmont Farms, Dixie Ilwy., Pcrrysburg, Ohio Koch, Iohn Henrv, 113 S. Kcrwood Ave., Palatine, Ill. Kochnian, Martin P., 4620 Wfashington Blvd., lndpls. 5, Ind. Kocpkc, Daniel Leroy, 3239 Mahafka, Des Moines, Iowa Koller, Andrew John, 8 Iron St., Canonsburg, Pa. Konzelman, WVm. Isaac, 3807 Adams, Cary, Ind. Koonz, Robert Allen, 4728 Middaugh, Downers Crove, Ill. Kooser, Richard Harold, R. D. 1, Scottdale, Pa. Kovalcheck, Kassian A., 205 Lee Dr., Irwin, Pa. Kraft, Frederic B., 2825 Southeast Pkwy., Richmond, Ind. Krause, Bernard Francis, 1621 Iackson St., North Chicago, Ill. Kreishcr, Ken Thompson, 706 jefferson, Frankfort, Ind. Krieg, Frederick William, 6401 N. Chester, Indianapolis. Incl. Kristan, VVm. Bernard, Box 99, R. R. 1, Curnee, 111. Kruse, Robert james, 5847 Forest Lane, Indianapolis, Ind. Kukral, Dean Kenneth, 268 Marshall, Gary 3, Ind. Kurek. Bruce Frederick, 734 Coronet Rd., Clenviexv, 111. L Labavitch, -lohn Marcus, 6528 Stoll Lane, Cincinnati, O. LaBounty, lohn Henry, Boswell, Ind. LaFief, VV1n. Carl, 505 YV. Ash St., Robinson, Ill. Langenfeld. james Michael, 15 Evergreen Dr., Centralia, 111. Latham, Robert Alan, 7960 NVhittier Pl., Indianapolis. Incl. Lanritzen, Thomas Philip, 1111 Varncr Rd., Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Ledyard, john O., 35 Dyar Ln., Crosse Pointe Farms 36, Mich. Lee, Richard joseph. 2674 Marion St., East Cary, Ind. Leece, Wilson Allan, 20100 Beachcliil, Rocky River 16, O. Lemond, Edward Charles, 405 N. 25th St., Lafayette, Ind. Lentz, lacob Bradley, 703 E. Ravine, Peoria, Ill. 93 THE ENGRAVINGS for five 1962 XWABASH WERE MADE BY The Ropkey Engraving Co., Inc INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Lentz, Robert Dale, 1407 W. 52nd, Indianapolis 8, Ind. Lentz, Robert John, 703 E. Ravine Ave., Peoria, Ill. Leoueis, Homer Pete, 7 XrVestern Dr., Decatur, Ill. Lien, Alvin Thorwald, Jr., 1153 Asbury Ave., Winnetka, Ill. Light, Robert Homer, Jr., R. R. 2, Ladoga, Ind. Lindeman, Clifford Louis, Jr., 2009 Home Ave, Columbus, Ind. Lindsey, Harry Arthur, R. D. 4, McDonald, Pa. Lindstrom, Robert Bruce, R. R. 1, Sycamore, Ill. Linnenberg, John XV., 2517 Observatory Ave., Cincinnati 8, O. Liseomb, Jesse Royal, Jr., 2745 Hone Ave., New York 69, N.Y. Littell, Jay Francoeur, 49 Briarcliff Rd., Mountain Lakes, N.J. Litterst, David Milton, Singing Woods Rd., Edelstein, Ill. Little, James William, 10868 Prospect Ave., Chicago 43, Ill. Litzenberger, Sam Watters, Jr., 837 Forest Dr., Anderson, Ind. Livengood, Charles David, 1821 Caar Rd., Riclnnond, Ind. Loeey, Michael Douglas, 523 N. Virginia, Rockville, Ind. Loelnnaier, VVayne XV., 727 XrVarnke Rd., Michigan City, Ind. Long, Larry Edward, 970 E. Indiana Ave., Elkhart, Ind. Lowery, William Raymond, 7932 Forest Ave., Munster, Ind. Ludlow, Charles 70916 E. Jefferson St., Crawfordsvillc, Ind. Ludwig, James Andrew, 23 Ridgefield Rd., Lutherville, Md. Lund, James Seegert, -1920 Roberta Dr., Fort XVaync, Ind. MacCallu1n, Robert A., 512 Crestline Dr., Pittsburgh 34, Pa. McCabe, James Edwin, 502 Main St., Williamsport, Ind. MeCammon, Frank Andrew, 3323 Sycamore Ave., North Terre Haute, Ind. McCarthy, James L., 703 E. Main St., Crawfordsville, Ind. McCarty, William Dennis, 1615 Poplar St., Anderson, Ind. McCoy, Maurice Earl, R. R. 2, LaGrange, Ind. McCoy, Ronald Wayne, 402 N. Jackson, Robinson, Ill. McCully, Thomas Richardson, 837 N. Harrison, Rushville, Ind. C om plimefztf of A Indiana Printing Co., Inc. - PR1NTERs and DESIGNERS - This uyllbzllh Yearbook ir One of OW Producti Collzpljllzerzzff o f Bank Cigar Store, Inc. 216 E. Main St. Crawfordsville PHONE EM 2-5705 McGimpsey, Earl Raynor, 865 Keystone Dr., Cleveland Hts., O. McCuirc, William M., 3110 E. Kessler Blvd., Indpls 20, Ind. McCurk, Harry Lincoln, 721 5th St., Covington, Ind. McHenry, John Crcenlec, 117 E. Owens Ave., Derry, Pa. McKenzie, Craig Philip, 39 W. Iowa St., Evansville, Ind. McMurry, Frank VV., 908 XV. Main St., Crawfordsville, Ind. Mc-Neely, James Lee, 417 S. XVashington, Shelbyville, Ind. McNeil, Keith Alan, 428 S. 14th St., St. Charles, Ill. Mahoney, Thomas XVill, Oxford, Ind. Marshall, Donald Richard, P.O. Box 189, Upland, Ind. Martin, Doyne Russell, 708 XV. Ohio St., Rockville, Ind. Martin, Robert Francis, Oak Park Addition, Monticello, Ind. Martz, Robert C., 3910 Kessler Blvd., N. Dr., Indpls., Ind. Matthews, Cary Trippe, 407 S. School St., B'rovvnsbnrg, Ind. Meeker, Norman Ross, 1005 S. Elm St., Crawfordsvillc, Ind. Mendenhall, Kiefer, 3711 N. DeQuincy, Indianapolis 18, Ind. Merrill, Lloyd Kent, 8434 VVhite Oak Ave., Munster, Ind. Merrill, Russell Thomas, 29 Columbus Rd., Demarcst, Merry, XVilliam Neal, VVest St., Duxbury, Mass. Metzlcr, Malcolm Max, 5131 N. High School Rd., Indianapo- lis 23, Ind. Meyer, Marvin XV., Route 2, Barrington, Ill. Michna, Ralph Kenneth, 1324 Jackson St., North Chicago, Ill. Mikesell, Jolm Lee, R. R. 2, Box 211, Bloomington, Ind. Mikesell, Phillip D., 1401 E. Monroe St., South Bend 15, Ind. Miller, Harold Eugene, U.S. 31, 65676, Lakeville, Ind. Milli-f Mark Francis, 4246 Park Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Miller Philip Ceorge, 1003 Forest Dr., Anderson. Ind. Miller, Robert Baxter, 501 Scenic Dr., Evansville, Ind. Miller, Stephen Caylord, 4730 XV. Indiana Ave., Elkhart, Ind. Millican, James T., 3264 Enderby Rd., Shaker Hts. 20, Ohio Milligan, Thomas Kenneth, Waveland, Ind. Millikan, William Johnson, 639 Middle River Dr., Fort Lau- derdale, Fla. Xlinor. .lennrw 11.. 1040 N. Arlington Rlwl., lnclpls 18, Incl. Xlitclu-ll, Douglas K1-nl. R. R. 5 Burlington Pilic. Kluncic. 11lL1 Xlitclicll. Eclwurcl lolni, 343 Ncllmon Axc., Pittslmrgli 35. Pu. Nliicln-11. Rolmcrt '1 l10111ilS. 4103 Polk St., llollywoocl, F111. Nloczlx. Nicliolus A., 4711 Rockwood Arc., Inclizinalpolis 8. 1nd Xlolnlcr. Clurx' Tlionuls. 136 Yinc St., Cznwnslnurg. Pu. Xlolloy, Eqliiinncl Frzzncis. 11322 S. Fuirficlcl Axc.. Clii- calgo 55. 111. Xlonfort. Dzivicl XY.. 123 E. Kcntuckx' Ave., llurtforcl Citv. Incl Xlonroc. Brucc BI., T330 Ilollingswnirtli Dr.. Il1C112lI12'1.PO1l'S.11111 Nlontgorncry, Sannucl L. 800 XV. Curtis, Cayuga. Ind. Nloorc. Alfrccl NIL-Lcan, T5t1i Cv Oxford Lunc, Nzipcrvillc. 111. Nloorc. Eclwnrcl Kcnt. Brooliston. Incl. Nloorc, tlanncs Blillllllilfl. P.O. Box 654, Tolono, 111. Xloorliousc. john Cliurlcs, 1538 Ccntry, XVic1iit11 8. Kun. Xloriurty, john Patrick. 539 N. Ccntrul Ct., Incliunupolis 5. Incl Nlorrix. nlzuncs Allmcrt. R. R. 4. Cruwfordsvillc, 1nc1. Morrison. lay, 2516 XVlii1ticr Axc.. Springficlcl, Ill. Nlorton. -lolin Louis. 3 Briar Lunc, Crcut Ncck, Nl. Nlon. Ccnc Alfrccl. 511 E. Kcnwoocl. Dcczitur, Ill. Xlnnuon. Eric Brucc, 243 lluwtliorn St., C-lcn Ellyn. 111. Xlycrs, XVil1iznn Ellis, 319 156tl'1 Pl.. C2llLlIl11't City. 111. N Ncuron, hlolin Pricc, R. R. 4. Nluncic, 1nc1. Nclicr, XVil1izun Riclulrcl, jr., 1051 Falls Arc.. xVll1JilS11, Incl. Nclson, Corclon Eugcnc, 418 XVic-kluun Blvd., Racine, VVis. Newton, blauncs DeXVaync, P1. R. 2, Cruwfordsx'il1e, Incl. Nichols, Ronald Recsc. 243 Humpfcr St., Hammond, Incl. Nicliols. Russcll Lcc, R. R. 1, Crzlwforclsvillc. Incl. Nicholson, Bcrt C., 1155 Onciclu St.. lolict, I11. Nickcrson. Lcc Allcn, 7504 llonncn. Dr.. Indianapolis, 1nc1. Bob Sosbeas Shell Service -COMPLETE SERVICE- FOR I6 YEARS 127 Wfcsr lVl2lI'liL'f St. Cruwfornlsvillc TV in All R001111' ' The Riviera Motel 1 BLOCK SOUTH OF JUNCTION 47 and 231 U.S. 231-45 SOUTH - FOR RESERVATIONS CALL - EM 2-9925 WILLIS and GOLDA 1N11C1-IAEL Nicol. llurolcl Lynn. 1315 Yictori Dr.. Libcrtixillc. lll. Nicinunn. XVil1iann 1,uwrcncc. 112 N. Lincoln, llinsclailc. lll. Nigll. XVi1liznn Eugcnc. R. R. 2. Slicllmyxillc. lncl. Nizinnoll. Nicliolus C.. 1104 N. Aulmurn. S vccclwuj 2-1. Incl. Nolan. Donulcl 637 XY. 63111 St.. Inllianmpolis 8. Incl. Norinun. Eric hlolni. 8825 Nlunclcrlcy Dr., lmligiliupolis 20, lnnl Nnnain, Kcnnctli 11235 NY. Pilcc St.. Apt. 0, Cr'4m1'orn1v i111- Incl. Nntling. -lolin lfrcclcriclx, T431 blcllcry, Cliicugo 451. 111. O Olvcnclniin, lfrcclcriclx D.. 8180 lirmwiicusc 1.n., lnmlpls.. lncl. fyBl'11'1l. Dalxicl Nliclnicl. 31125 .-Xncloxcr Rnl.. Anclcrson, lncl. - . A- 1 O Rrn-n. lannca A111111-w. 351 Cnulorcl Aux. Xlamnw. O. . ,' 1 1-1-1 . ' - . ' . Olnc. C.. Scott 111. 1313 llilllllklf Ur.. 1',.. lmluniupolix. 11111. Ulscn. Rolmcrl Ncls. 16800 l,glllQlq'1'- D1-11-Oil 525, Nlicli, Olscn. Daniel CI.. 1040 1.inco1n Xlux lfaixl, Nlixlumrilxai. lnnl. O'Nci11, l7Ull1llil.IO1l11, ll. 11. 11. lloxl 6, 1,og.nupol'1, lnml. Ong. Uauicl lfngcnc. 012 11.1111-1' 1711. 1'l11x1ian'1. lnil. Onstzul. 1111111 Alznncx. 11-10 N. 5111 St.. l .n'Qo. N. 171111. Orlion. Slcplicn lolin. llox 236. 'l'.n'ris. 121, w Orr. xl1Q'llAll'1 X14-C.orin1cl1. Rox 261. 11.15111-. 111. Oni-llctlc, Rolicrl CI., S118 1.oinlm4n'c1. 1'fx.n1sxi1lc. lnml. P l'au'1or. 1'm-11-1' Allcn. 6006 N. lnxcmlo. 1nc1i4in.ipolis 20. lnml. llairlx. lfinlci 1'o11cr. 8 115111-sl Ct., ,Xpplm-lon. KYB. 1'an'1u-r. Clury liingciic. Xlnrlixon Stats' llospitail. Nlmlison. Incl l'anAlu-r. llannrixon XY.. 1126 N. Xllisliinglon. Kniglitstown. lncl. I, . -.. . . .n'l4a-r. Norman: .li11lN'N. .111 1'., Xlcl11om-,,,-- llq'0l'lgl. lll. WABASH STUDENTS VISIT Cofzzplmzefzty of Scene of Senior Sindy CIIIIIPJSH - For the Very Best in - HOOSIER FOOD 1171 HOOSIER HOSPITALITY YZCQHMBWJ' The Ms! Naffbnal Bank and Trust fompany of C'mwfora'sw7le - Founded 1864 - 1 H if t le- Q CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA f F J ? AfI8lII!767' Federal Depofit Imzzfwzce Corp. l,il1'lil'l'. XVIII. SlxiIIIIm'I'. 15 N. ljlizallivtli AVC.. 1'1l'l'gllMlll 35, XIII. lJilI'llll'1l't', Kc-IIIII.-t1I AI'l11i1llCl. 7221 Unk Avv.. Clary. Incl. 1,2ll'lllt'l', Imam- 1I1'III'i' 111. 3616 Pino '11I'Ul' Ct., Toll-do 6, O. 1'IIttc-I'srIIi, AIIIIIIIA Nl.. 401 Brrmokwoocl Tn-rr., 621111111121 Fic'1c15, 111. 1,ll5IlL', 11rIIIiI1c1 B.. 8525 Mud Crock Hd.. Iiicliuimpfilis 26, 11111. PzIx'IIc. Stunlcx' 711110I1lilS, 3750 Starlite Ct., Cincinnati 11, O. Pc111ItIIII, Pllllli 11llgC1', 78 XVL-stern AVC., Morristown, PL-turing. David Ilgmild, 2222 Tipcuiry Rd., Kaluinuzoo. Mich. Pc-tcrsoii. AI1C1I'k'XK' Stiiurt, RLIXYSUII Bridge Rd.. Cary, 111. Phillips, Ilairry Artliur, 4 Engle Avo., Slu1IIIokiII. Pu. Phillips. Stimrt 11II1. 004 XV. Blain St., Cruwforclsvillc, Incl. 1'II1izottcI, Bruuc Alam. 201 XY. 47t1I Avo., Gary, IIIC1. Polk. 111L'1lLll'l1 Artliur, 4731 Qlcffcrsmi St., Cary, Incl. Puntziiix. -IIIII 11011-I't, PI. R. 7, Columlniu City, Incl. Purtcr. 'lc-I'I'y Dano. 2208 XV. 30111 St.. Amlcrsfm, Incl. Porzuk. Qlnim-s PiI1IIIcI', 2342 Tlior Ave., Rucinc. W'is. Pwst. Kl'l'II1L'tl1 C.. 5542 N. Bc-I'kc1cy Blvd., B111XVk1ll1'iL'C 17. XVi5. PIIxx'c11, Eclclic DL-un, 789 E. Xl1l'lCCI1l1CS, LiIItoII. Incl. 1JI'i'l1t1SS, Holx-I't Xvilylllj R. 11. 1. Tl11ll'l'lfl1XN'I1, Incl. Price, -lulm Piiclizircl. 2028 E. Dudley Rd., 1l'lC112ll1ilP011S, Incl. Priclc, C11-IIII Luc, 11202 E. New York St., Incliunmupolis, IIIC1. 17l'Ol7L'I't, Clmrlcs Stn-vciis. 31 Piiclgc Dr., 1Vcst, Roslyn, N.Y. 1'rrIctrII', Clmrlcs PI. 1036 N. Drexi-1 Avo., 111C1iLll12lP01iS 18, Incl. 1JI'OQtUI', 'l71IuI'rIII Brucc. 816 XV. C111L'ilglJ St., LL-1wIIoII, 11111. llllfillll. 1Jill'I'L'1l DL-QIII, 1105111 Ccntcr. Ind. f2l1L'L'1lL'l'. StCPl1L'11 XY., 5426 XV. 16tlI St.. Spccclwuy 24, Ind. R llulms, Elon Luc. 4023 Forest Avo., Fort XVuyIIc, 11111. llaiccy, XVII1. Ross, 211 Stamclisli Dr.. Syl'2lL'llSC, N.Y. C0ll1f7lilII6lIf.1' of McFarland and Miller Monument Works 1. N. lV1l1.1.1iR, Alfnmgw' I 16 WL-sr M2lfkL'f St. Cruwfordsvillc PHONE ISM 2-0612 96 HOWARD slrvsms WRIGHT l- INC. 11 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE LOANS 205 BEN HUR BLDG. PHONE EM 2-0106 CRAWFORDSVILLE. IND. 11zu'tlIcI'. liucliu-I 1:l'ill1li11l1. 11. 11. 2. ITIIX 404. KCI105llkl. XYis. RQIIIIIIS. P1Ii1 Paul. 1512 XY, Sl'L'O11ll Au-., Pc-oI'i4I. 111. f Q w .. . . . 111-aIIIIs, 1110111218 Llyclc. 1005 N. 1JL'0l'lil. Puorial. 111. 110111, Pllilip Cmnt, 17 Bcllalil' Dr.. Dnlabb 1:k'l'l'1. X.Y. llvgun, 1'1ily'l110I1C1 NUI'I11i111, 3417 11l'0llllXYL1f. K-uri. 1IIK1. 11t'SSll'l'. Daniel Eclwin, 5050 X. XMI' lm-Isq. 1IIc1iIIIIIIpII1is. 11111 - . 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X1lll1l'll',1llll ling:-rs. llgiru-I 1'1l'11l'S1.H75l1 11mm-xxmnl 1.II. 1IIc1i.III.IpIIlix, lllll lloga-rs. 1'1Ii1ip 11.IlplI. 2628 X14lI'l'f 1,l1.. 1501-Q XXQIFIW. Iml, ling-Igm-. Ilalxicl Xlillillll, 105 S. 11m-lw Nil.. 1'1x.IIIQxillI-. 11111. 11U1i11i1, ,l.11l'f1f1l1l'l' .'XllKll'l'XN. 115110 c:l'UX4'l' Au-.. l1.lIl1lI1Ulll1. lml lions, 'IIIIIII-s 1 .. 1707 N. 75111 Axv.. 1'1llIIXX'UUl1 Pnrlx 315. 111. Roux, 11ulIm'l'1 lf.. 1707 N. 7511I .'Xxm'.. 1'1lIIIwmIq1 l1,ll'lg 35. III . u 1 If 1 l 1 1: I I It Rose i Rose, 1 1 I David R., 3734 Spring Hollow Rd., Indianapolis, Ind Raymond Charles, 1106 E. Seneca Pl., Peoria, Ill. I Ross, Iames Frederick, 1916 Arden Dr., Bloomington, Ind. 1 Ross, Tom Ward, 410 S.W. Third, Lindsay, Okla. Rotz, Rhiman Alfred, jr., 507 S. Harvey, Muncie, Ind. 1 Rowen, VValter Frank, 228 Fernwood Dr., Evansville, Ind. , Rubey, Charles Nathan, 1322 W. Circle Rd., Peoria, Ill. 1 Russell, Iames Laing, Mardan WVoods, Palatine, Ill. Ruthenburg, John C., 722 College Hwy., Evansville 14, Ind. Ii , s Sailer, Thomas Leo, 837 S. Lombardy Dr., South Bend, Ind. I Sanders, Wm. Milfred, 5215 VV. 15th St., Speedway, Ind. 1 Sartorc, C. Allan, 2001 Stringtown Rd., Evansville 11, Ind. Saunders, Fred Louis, 8206 N. Olcott, Niles, Ill. Schick, Donald Martin, Box 224, R. D. 1, Sewicklcy, Pa. 1 Sehiralli, Victor Basil, 243 E. Ridge Rd., Cary, Ind. I w , Schloot, john David, 112 N. Lafayette Dr., Muncie, Ind. f Schmidt, Donald Dean, 205 S. VVashington St., Toulon, Ill. I Schnacke, Stephen B., 601 Lombard Ave., Evansville 15, Ind Schnaekenberg, Frank R., 6467 N. Rural, Indianapolis 20, Ind Sclmeider, David joe, R. R. 1, Box 232, New Augusta, Ind. Schurnaker, Norman E., 221 S. Dickson, Michigan City, Ind 1 Schuman, Philip S., 1510 Huffman Blvd., Fort Wayne, Ind. 13 Scott, David Alexander, 1326 Lindsay Ln., Meadowbrook, Pa 1 Scott, Troy Wallace, 5807 Crittenden, Indianapolis, Ind. it 31 Scribner, Harvey E. III, 1740 Ekin Ave., New Albany, Ind. I I ' Seaton, Jerome P., 12335 S. Washington, Crawfordsville, Ind. I Sehr, Robert I., jr., 116 N. Grace Ave., Crawfordsville, Ind. Seitz, Louis David, 4018 Henry Ave., Hammond, Ind. ' Sergeant, Robert Michael, 2902 St. Paul St., Indianapolis, Ind. ' Settles, Harry Emerson, 2118 S. Milwaukee, Denver, Colo. I r 1 1 I 1 Maplehurst Jersey Farms O MILK O ICE CREAM - FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS - 201 South Washington Street PHONE EM 2-2740 Craw brdsfville Paint and Wall Paper Store O PAINTS O WALLPAPER O PICTURE FRAMING O ART GOODS 201 E. Main Phone EM 2-1500 The Comer Store Shapiro, Arthur, 614 N. Coquillard Dr., South Bend 17, Ind. Sharpe, Philip Burdette, 100 Kimbark Rd., Riverside, Ill. Shearer, Calvin Thomas, R. R. 2, Hobart, Ind. Shearer, Kenneth VV. II, 1303 N. Eustis Dr., Indpls. 19, Ind Shearer, Robert M., 500 E. Wfabash Ave., Crawfordsville, Ind Sheek, Lewis Crawford, R. R. 2, Box 465, Creenwood, Ind. Shelain, Richard Crain, 1705 Auburn, Rockford, Ill. Sherry, Iames Lawrence, 4930 Shadwell Dr., Dayton 16, O. Shorter, Edward L., 1011 First St., NAV., Rochester, Minn. Shousc, Ronald VVillis, R. R. 3, Cottage Crove, Osceola, Ind. Shriver, Bruce Waldo, 1038 E. Villa Dr., Des Plaines, Ill. Shuman, David Lee, R. R. 2, Box 239, Pendleton, Ind. Sibell, Stanley joseph, 786 llunt Lane, Manhasset, N.Y. Simons, Dale L., 784 VVooddale Rd., Birmingham, Mich Sinex, Thomas VVesley, 1605 E. Spring St., New Albany, Ind Sinnock, Kendrick John, 1515 E. 101st, Indianapolis, Ind. Sipe, Iack Corpenny, 5200 Crandview Dr., Indianapolis, Ind. Sloan, Thomas Paul, 202 Miami St., Robinson, Ill. Small, Bobby jay, 1121215 E. 20th St., Independence, Mo. Smith, Dan Phillip, 110 N. Crace Ave., Crawfordsville, Ind. Smith, jerry Alan, 1408 NVoodlawn Blvd., South Bend 16, Ind Slnith .lerry Dee, Box 136, Roachdale, Ind. Smith, joseph Leland, 2329 North St., Logansport, Ind. Smith, Thomas S., 9211 Northeastern Ave., WVanamaker, Ind Snyder, Dexter Dean, 2364 Secor Rd., Toledo, O. Sonnemaker, James F., 2226 E. Chandler Ave., Evansville, Ind Soukup, Robert E., 8414 S. Laramie, Oak Lawn, Ill. Sowers, Edward Eugene, Box 53, XVallace, Ind. Spencer, Lee Allen. 4227 Northcote Ave., East Chicago, Ind. Spiegel, John VVilliam, R. F. D. 2, Shelbyville, Ind. Springstun, Anthony L., 854 Lodge Ave., Evansville, Ind. Stamper, David Richard, 4601 E. 46th St., Indianapolis, Ind Stanford, Alan C., 5434 Winthrop Ave., Indianapolis 20, Ind. Stanton, Richard Dennis. 4323 Mayoun Ave., E. Chicago, Ind Stnplm, Ulohn Xlilliaun. 110 S. Lonix Sl., Mt. 1'rospcL'1, I11. Stuplm-ton. Dzuid Xlilliznn, 11. 11. 1, SL-lim.-rcrvillu, Ind. Starr, john Ya-rti'm-vs. Alr.. 23 llannpton Rd., Cranford, Starr, Nllflllilll 11. 11. 4, 1'ort1und, Ind. Stzm.-xg 1Y1l1tL'l'-X1v1111ilIlI, 6124 Ilcinlot-li Ax L-., Camry, Ind. Stnulnnp, .lzninw Xlanlcolni, 2604 N. T-ith Arc., Elmwood Park, I11. Sta-udlnnn, Nlit-Inu-1 Alun, 4021 Asbury St., II'lC11ill1ilPO11S, Ind. Stu-11-, Ilnqh 111-ndcrson, 118 Sunsct Ln., V11-st Lafayette-, Ind. Stools, Tiniothy Dunk, 9111 Kcrwood Dr., Inclizinapolis, Ind. Stupln-ns, Dcrwood NI., 721 XVUOC11LlIK1 Dr., Crystal Luka, Ill. Stn-pln-ns, Howard Pago, 321 Blclrosc, CL'l1tl'l1112l, I11. Stn-plat-naon, Rig-1ia1'c1 3691 Sccnic Dr., Muskegon, Mich. Stcnlwr, Albert Frcd, R. R. 18. Box 277, Indianapolis 24, Ind. Stn-x'L-ns, John Bzu'1bc'r, Ft. 11. 1, Gaines, Pu. Stone, Bflldf' Edward, 204 Bird Avc., B'l1l'tOI1X'111C, Ill. Stout-, Lt-on Conrad, 708 XV. Stzltc St., Princeton, Ind. Stont-r, Lt-Roy La1Vcrm-, H. 11. 3, Sterling, I11. Storm-y. rI2CI'I'L'I1Cl' Ross, 700 Luke St., Hobart, Ind. Sunnnm-rs, XVa11tcr Phillip, 302 S. Xvillllllt, Hartford City, Ind. S1i11c11uc1'ff S2lllC1Cl' E. 7813 South WR-stcrn Ave. Cliictwo 20, 111. N , Q . , Sntton, Hrt-nt Kr-y, 5670 Cniltord, Indianapolis, Ind. T Taylor, BL-rnurcl Glen, 3-17 XYood St., Griffith, Ind. 'Il-15114-tts, Stzinlc-y XV., 107 S. Rivcr Rd., Bcdford, N.11. Tcniplin, Cliurlr-s Robert, 1730 Allison, Spct-clwuy, Ind. Tlicis, Sta-xt-n XVil1inni, 30 Standish Blvd., Pittsburgh 28, 121. Thoinus Duncan Lloyd 29819 East Riu-r Rd. PCI'I'X'S1Jlll'1' O. '111'lOIllPS0U, Calvin Cldorgu, 331 Forcst AVC., Cincinnati O. Tlioinpson, XVi11iznn Frank, 2024 Drcxcl Arc., Ft. XVuynt-, Ind. Tlioinson, Rohm-rt A., 1510 XVcst Airc, PL-oriu, I11. Schultz Kc Schultz The Book Store - BOOKS - SCHOOL SUPPLIES - STATIONERY - GREETING CARDS - RECORDS Crawfordsville, Indiana 'I'ic-tx, Stcphc-n 13a1r1'y, 45 11i11 Drix 1-, ctfybtill Inrlw, 111. Tinglv. XVIII. Frm-dcricli. 1801 N. Lynlnirst. Spm-clwny 2-1. Incl Toll, Tlwoclorc 1'., 080 Rosario Dr.. 'lqliousuncl Oq114s.C.11i1 Toth C1I'l'gOl'f' C., 32334 N. Xcw Ellglllllil Aux. Cliiuigo 3-1. 111 Townsc-ncl, Nornmn 15c1xxxn'c1. 721 S. Xluin St.. Nr-xx' Cnstlv. Int 'l'i'ncx', Philia Earl. 11. 11. 1. Xlorristown. 1nd, c 1' 1 A ' I 1 4- 1 - 1 011111 11716710 vf T1'llX'l'l', Str-pln-n 11vr1n'1't. 2994 1'vrnxx'ooc1 Dr.. laxmmillr-. lnc Dr. Leon Ha her UP'1'OMETR1S'1' 126 South Grccn St. Phonc EM 2-1705 Crziwfordsvillc, lndialnzi '1'n1ic-rty, Nlit-lnwl 23108 X. 1'c-iimylxiiiiial. Lognmport. lnd. '111ll'l1l'y, Dainivl Lowinnn, 1912 Au: lf.. Stvrling. 111. '1'xx'm'm'c11c', lohn 1'21'l'C11'1'1k'1i. 0243 Form-at AXP.. llanninond. lncl. '1'xx'm-ston, Glioln-rt XY1's1vy. 1000 Strong Auf.. lfllxlinrt. Intl. lxnzln. N111-Inu-I 4002 X. 1'vi1mx1x41i1i.1. lmlinngipolix 3. Incl U llxliijinln, Nlit-Inn-1 Nl.. 1101 11.n'rison Axv.. 1'.n'1t Hitlgt-. 111. V X'il1111U1i1il'1t'll, blosvpli S.. 12-1 S. 1ndi.rn.1 St.. Nloon-sxillv, lm Yglll17m'si, 11'i11iaun 11., 2-100 lf. Klum Sl.. 1'lX4l1lSX111l' 111. 11141. X. . . . . . 2111 lztlm-n. IIQIIIS 17.. 1102 liloonnngton 11m1., 1'..ul 111-orm, Ill. Yain1,oon. nlltllllpll 17.. 100 lf. XYm's1t'1n'slm'1'. Kiln-xlm'r'1on. lnml. Yr-i'zu'1llm'i'1. 'l111UlI1ilS .M-1-.718 1nc1i.1n.1 Aux, Sl. tflnnlmw. 111. Yoilx-s, Philip 1'fclwin. 100-1 X. Xlorgnn Sl.. 11ns1ni11m'. lncl. xon 1'usv1i, KIIY1-11l'llIl11IQ. X'ogm'1x.ingm'1'p1. 2: -Innlwrulorl 15 Kohn. X1'm'st fll'l'll1QlIlf YUl'l't', IDHIHIIK1 11.. 28110 Nlonnlxit-xx 11'1.. clU111Ill1NIN 21. U Ynltoxivln. 17K'llll1N '1'r.u-x. 115 f11N'l't1lt'1x 1711. xll'Kl'1'Nl111l'1. 1'.l W Xlnggoiim-r, Yann-v Xl. Il. S322 NUM Sth St.. 11ns1ixi11m'. lnrl. X1'.l1llNK'l'1Ll1I1. -Iohn lf.. 107 Kiln-xy Kfllalw, 11111 lvlal. Klinn. Hot and Thirsty? RELAXl x l f, 4 coMPL1MENTs f N V, '5 Z 1 Of DANVILLE WHOLESALE Taken Dairy Queen M E A T S Shake Break MALTS Phone Danville SHerwood 5-2426 SHAKES SUNDAES DANVILLE, INDIANA comss South Washington and South Boulevard Cl-IARTER BUS SERVICE Sale and Economical Transportation lor College, School, Church, Civic, ancl Fraternal Grganizations FCDR INFCDRMATION-write or call TURNER coAcHEs, :Nc 97 Xlullwr. 1'ic1xxzu'c1 ci1ILll'1l'N. 1712 11klI'1l'lll Bly cl.. Iioclclorcl, 111. XY4111uc'm', Douglus Xkiilli-, 585 Nluiu St., xvilllflllllllll, Nlzlss. 1111111-r iI'hi11ili 11o11uuc1, 400 NIC. 5th St., Vllisliiiugtoii, Incl. Xllnltlu-r, Ci-orgv 134-rnurcl, 804 Linclu Luuc, Pittshurgli, Pu. XYgi1'4-, Nlit-11411-1 1,1-cg S318 East Rau- St., Portluncl, Incl. X1'Lll'llIC'1il', Ilouulcl Iiurl, 170 '11l11lL'liC1' St., Dos Pluiucs, I11. XYgu'rcu, Nlicluu-1 Carroll, 1211 Euclid Aye., Nlnrion, Incl. XYllI'I'L'll , 1'liL'll1lI'il, 'L Stn-cl Industries, Cruwfortlsyillc, Incl. XYllI'l'lIll1, Ronulcl, 307 XV. Fifth St., Grccnficld, Incl. Xllrtkiiis, NYi11iiun D., 19315 Slinky-r Blvcl.. Shaker Hts. 22. O NVQ-ual, XVIII. B., 717 XV. Elin, Xlizishington Court House, O. XY:-utlu-1'111u1i, Hin. Eclyyurtl, Box 725, Dunn, Incl. N111-ky. Xliulmcl Blouse, 607 XVcst Elm St., Ilurtford City,InL1 XXI-hrly, Stn-plwn Phillips, 927 XVL-st High St., Portland, Incl. XY:-isa, Hit-1ii11'cl Edward. 701-1 xvilllllllllll' Aye., Ilaunmoucl. Incl XVc-liyvr, IIowQu't1 Huy, 13924 Archclulc, Detroit 27, Mit-li. XVI-scott, Philip cIllilI'1L'S, 996 Pleasant View Ayc., Indiunu, Pu X11-st, Iiicliurcl NI., 65 S. Aucluhou Hel., Iridiunupolis 19, Incl. XX'11u1c-y, Duxicl Allcn, Route 1, Stilcsvillc, Incl. XY11ItL', XVhitc XYhitc XYhitm XXl1l1t1 Craig E., 900 S. Burlington Avo., Logunsport, Incl. Hit-1nz11'c1 Aloscpli, 504 E. Iloincr St., Nlichigaui City, Incl T4-i'r'4-mv XVuyiii-, 9137 NIIITIYIB' St., Ilauninoucl, Incl. '1,1lOlllLlS liutriick, Box 246. North NVQ-luster, Incl. XYi11iiuu liruclforcl, 306 NV. Houston St., Cill'l'L'tt, Intl. XX'hitm XVIII. Piulgt-tt, 1112 XV. Ilurrison Ayc., Cl111'1asyi11c', Intl. XY1l1tIl1l'l', XVIII. Rohn-rt, -1041 Nlclhournc Htl., Incliunzlpolis, Incl. XVl1UVK'l,'l1. Thomas X'V1lI'l'CI1, Route 1, Fontana, XVis. XYil1izuns. Chad Lee, 2804 35th St., Des Moines 10, Iowa XVillizuns, Larry David, NVuyc1ancl, Ind. XX'i11izuus, Tlioiuus Franklin, 951 N. Acudcrny, Culcsburg, Ill. XX'i1sou, Dziyicl Bull. 1223 Corrcgiclor, Eyaursyillc, Incl. XYi1son, Duxicl Dc-aiu, 255 Ccutrul St., Furiningtou, Ill. XVi1son, Ilurry Duvicl, 211 XV. Biwmclwgiy, johnson City, Ill. C. R. Babu Schneider Lufia 64 HEALTH Ao1aNT S'I'A'I'li MUTIIAI. Lllili ASSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA ' I6 li. Wzisliiiigtcmii 11 1 Russc.-11 lmlizlnzlpolis, 11111. Crz1wforc1Sv111C, lml. Ulf. Mli 9-5271 RCS. 12M 2-6592 98 Compliments of Saga Food Service NX'i1aon, XYi11izuu '111lUlllllS. 255 Cvutrul St.. 1:2ll'lllIllgIUll, 111. X1 in XX ith 1-rspoou. llolwrt 1'.. 2139 lliclgm-yyoocl Axv.. 11igh1auu1.1ui1 ston, liicliurtl N., 6-12 Suucoini- .-Xxx-., South 131-ual 28. Incl Hitt, Alpliouw 1'ruu14, 10449 Clam-uioul, Cliiulgo, 111. NYitt ' ' 7 ' ' ' 1-, Clnurlvs N.. 11-1 Crow- Si.. 1't. 1'1c'usunl llvuvll. XYo1lc-rs, 1'1l'l'Clt'l'1L'1'i Luclxyigi. 48:33 c7Xl'l'1lll1tl liluyy ., '1'o1i'c1io, O Uno, Atlflllllll Ilu F1-ln. -74 lou Chow St.. lxoxyloou, C.1uu.i XVooc1, 1711-ali-i'ii-14 Il. III, Box 242. N1au'tiusxi11v, XYoom1fi11, 11110111118 Ross, 630 lf. Nlillll St., C1'm'ris1nil'g. luil. XYor1cuiuu, Klip-1uu'1 lf., 1800 S. 10th St., 'l'vrrv lluutv. lml. XYright, Cc-orgv Iiclxyurcl, 20702 Nliclxxuy. Southfim-lil. Xlit-h. XYright. llolmi-rt Clmsv, 280 1'iui'1ic1 Aux, 1'vru, lucl. NN right. liohi-rl Dah-. 1600 XX. Xlixrltlauul. lxoltouro. lucl, Y Yoclmfr, .'X1hvl't ci1ll'1N1lll11 lll. 703 S. 7111. Coslwu, lucl. Young, Xlailc-ohu Blau-14, XYl'NIl'l'll 01114-gi-, Oxlorcl, U. Young, Philip l3qu'u4uic1, 1517 lf. Sly! Sl.. 11Il11.llI.llHU11x 20. lui Z Zivlw, '1'1u'oi1ori' 11., 9105 N1.u1ixou. 1..l1'orti-. Intl, Liiuuu-rs, iiillfllllilk XYi11i.uu. Box 158, 1ii111ou, 1'.1. ., ' 'JJ ' 'J ' ' lowly. Ivllx .X114'I1. 63-.. 1'.. 5-1111 Sl.. I..isl1vlolu. 11111. Yurly, 1'l'l't1l'I'lt' 1'x.u'1. 29211 lf. lfillh Sl.. .xlll11'l'NUll. 11111. . , - - . , . - Zuumull, lloss 1'.llQl'lH',2iDi1-7 X. lzlumoocl, 11-ori.1 .w, 111. . BUY WITH CONFIDENCE :lf DELLEKAMP'S DEPARTMENT STORE Crawfordsville, Indiana Kelly's Drive-I n Open Daily II A.M. to 12 Midnight il? STEAKS if? CHOPS fi? CHICKEN if? SHRIMP fi? FISH wi? SHORT ORDERS -CURB SERVICE- 1 Mile East on U.S. 156 K. H. Keufelhuz - GENERAL CONTRACTOR - Contrfzczfoir for New Martindale Hall LAFAYETTE, INDIANA C ff'ff ff 1f-'I 'ff ,iiqinuic 1191135 iflufuvr Shop Herman Davis, Inc. FLOWERS For AII Cccasions C H E V R O L E T and Scrz'i11g IYff1f2f1,rl2 for Fiff-I'-fllll' Ycuzrn C A D I I. L A C ,1,,fb,,,-jgwf 200 Wfcst Main St. Phone EM 2 0503 SALES and SERVICE Crawfordsvillc, Indiana Biggs Pump Xe Supply, Inc. BY PASS 52 I Lzlfzlycttc, ImIiz1nzxI K ITCQHIZN PLANNING SERVICE flzuzifnfzfc' lllrongll Um' l7c'f1fw'.v PLIIMISING - HEATING AIR CX7NIDI'I'IUNINCi INDI ISIR IAI, Sl II'I'I.IIiS nml IZQI IIPMIiN'I' Hotel Craugfbrrl MARSHALL I7III.I.IfR fINIz1na1QcrI Nye Booe Drug Co. PRESCRIPTIONS Kurfees Paints - Whitman's Chocolates Wffzlgreen Agefzey Drug Store Corner Fruit Market Retail and Who! em! e FANCY FRUITS and FRESH VEGETABLES 111 N. Washington St. Crawfordsville - HOURS - 720 S. Grant Ave. Until 9 P.M. Weekdays 81 Noon Sundays Crawfordsville, Inchana Pizza ueen Food Fit for ll Queen PIZZA - STROMBOLI STEAK SUBMARINES - DINNERS SHAKES - MALTS SUNDAES - CONES 512 South Grant EM 2-0750 - Free Delivery - OK-LEG 1829- ,f 1: QOQPE ET Pg' :' -7: Q ' 1 Q 20 :It Q .L '-55110 ' 05 Clfllgl'CLIiZLlCL1ii0IL5, Men 0 abasfzif .Xs xoi' 1cN'1'1c1'. the ranks of XYahash Alumni, you join a distinguished company. For forty years we have been warmed by our brief but c'Iose association with XYEIIJEISII men while they Iived and studied in Crawfordsville. As we did those before you, we offer you our sincere good wishes for the sueeess and happiness that await you in the future. Tin' Lak1'.s'1'rl1' Pr1'.s.s' R. R. DONNELLEY 8: SONS COMPANY Patrons WEBSTER GROCERY BOXWER SHOW' PRINT ,I A M IES H ACKA R ID-Type-writers SY M MES-XVI LLIAMS IDIECIKIiR'S-Imfzlyette XVESTERN AUTO STORE IDR. R. XWINSTON WARREN, D.D.S. SELXXIYN F. HUSTED WII.I. H. HAYS, LIR. CRAXVFORID CAFE DRS. KIRTLIZY ANI! MII.I,IS IDR. CQ. If. SCQHROIZIDIZR IS. K O. I,UMBI2R CO. MONTUOMIZIU' XVARID X CO. SHIQRXVIN-XVII,I,IAMS CO. INDIANA GAS K XVATIER CO.. INV 00 ...J 1 If I I il WI I I V ,N I, 1: si U If E i I F! lx I I y. I I I II lt I I I I, T 1 I ,. L 1 L. P . ll I le i 1 I I I I I I I PRINTED BY INDIANA PRINTING COMPANY, Inc CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA 'l'l'IE LIFE: Our warmest thanks to those people who cont1'ihuted to the life of the hook. photographv. Editor of Photographv Curt Burkhart. B3. was responsihle for manv of the pictures. Herman llalcomh. News Bureau photographer. also eontrihuted his share to the creative work of the hook as did sophomore photographer David Herkner. The Commenccmcnt pictures are credited to David Stapleton. 'Getz the picture of a far eastern port appearing in the senior section is attrihntec to Lewis Salterg and in the foothall pages appears the work of XVarren Roberts. The Pan-Hel pictures were taken hv Duncan Schiedt of Russell R. Benson Studios. The picture of the Editor appearing on the last page of this volume is credited to Herman Haleomh. 'I'I'lE PEDPLE: XVe. the people who have dealt with this hook intimatelv. herchv express our gratitude and thanks to the people hehind the scenes. Their time. effort. concern. understanding and occasional periods of apprehension have heen necessary to hring this edition of the XVABASII to completion. l Xlr. Paul Xl. Kleis. Director of the Campus Center Xlr. Omer Fonst. 42. Director of Puhlic Relations Nlr. Charles XY. Nlueller. Ropkev Engraving Companv Xlr. john Harper. Indiana Printing Company Xlrs. Helen Bunker. Olan Nlills Studios Xlr. Duncan Schiedt. Russell R. Benson Studios Nlr. Harold Smolin, Astra Photo Service Xlr. Brent K. Sutton. the Scarlet Nlasque Mr. Charles E. Scott Xtr. Paul Norwich The Office ot the Registrar The Stenographic Services The News Bureau Campus Center Janitors TI-IE BUCK: X vearhook is ideas and ideals expressed in hlack and white with paper and ink: this is hovv this hook was done: llns hook is printed in sivtcen page signatures on No. l ltltl-lh. enamel paper hv the Indiana l'rmtmg t.ompanv' ol C.ravv'tordsville. lndianag it is hound into covers manufactured hv the S. lx, Smith tlompanv ot Chicago lrom emhossed and silk-screened. hlaek tahricoid. shoe-grained leatherixcd cloth sealed on .095 hinders hoard. The engravings were made hv the Roikev lin- . . . I. .. .. . .., . . . gravmg t.ompanv ol Indianapolis on copper and fine. lim and l2tl lines to the inch respeetivelv. Ihronghont the hook the copv' was set in ltl point Caledoniag the lead words in ltl point Nletro- . . , . ,- ,- . hlackg and the headlines ni IS ponit lempo lleavv. lhe page mnnhers have also heen set ni , . fs ,- . . IS point Ienipo lleavv. lhe portraits ot the seniors and the iniderelassmen were taken hv Olan Xlills studios ol l,alav'etteg the maloritv ol the A100 other pictures were taken with a Rol- lcillev. a Xlamivallev thoth 2'tv2'il and several I3-7 mm. cameras. Xlore than 90 per cent ol the pictnres vvere Inll negative Svltl inch prints on single weight glossv paper processed hv .Xstra Photo Service ot t.lncago. t.over designed hv XX. Xtilhain. llns hook contains 1204 Slfvll inch pages and weighs 2 pounds. ti ounces. This is the ltlfith edition of the ll'.tB.ftSll. 7 .411 'l'l'IE WABASH PUBLICATICN Editor-in-Chief: VValter NV. Stasev Business Manager: Lawrence F. Cummings Layout Editor .,,...,....................... David W. Stapleton, Assistant Business Manager .................... VVilliam N. Brandt, Photography Editor .......................... Sports Editor ,---------------------------------David B. NVilson Photography : Curtis C. Burkhart, '63 David VV. Stapleton, ,64 David W. Herkner, '64 Warren A. Roberts Herman B. Halcomb Lewis Salter Literary : David B. Wilson, ,623 Charles N. Bubey, '64 john H. Dawson, '63 Rhiman A. Rotz, ,65 Walter W. Stasey, '63 Advertising Lawrence F. Cummings, '64 William N. Brandt, ,64 -Curtis C. Burkhart, ' .Acknowledgments ,, . . .102 Administration .... ... 10 Advertising ........ ... 85 Alpha Phi Omega ,, 40 Alumni ........... . . . 85 Baccalaureate . . . . . . 82 BACHELOR .. .. 51 Band .....,.. . . . 43 Baseball ..... . . . 63 Basketball .... . . .60-62 Beta Theta Pi ..... . .. 22 Blue Key ..........,.. . . 38 Board of Publications.. 50 Brass Choir ......... 411 Canterbury Club . .. ... 424 Cheerleaders .... .... 7 2 Chess Club ..... ..... 3 9 Class of 1962 .... ...78-81 Class of 1965 .... ...73-74 College Club ...... 48 Commencement ... ..... 83 Convocation .i... . . .75-77 Cross Country .. .... 68 Debate ............ . . . 50 Delta Phi Alpha . .. ... 39 Delta Tau Delta . .. . . .. 23 Economics Club . . . . . . . 44 Eta Sigma Phi .... ..... 3 9 Faculty ......... . . . 13-20 Football ....... .... 5 4-59 German Club ... .... 49 Glee Club .. . . .41-42 Golf ......... .... 6 9 Homecoming . . .... 35 I.F.C. ........... .... 2 1 I.M.A. ............. .... 21 Independent Men .... . 32 Intramurals ..... . . .70-71 Kappa Sigma ..... .... 2 4 Kingery Hall ........ .... 2 32 Lambda Chi Alpha .... 25 Literary Review .. . . . . . 50 Martindale Hall .. ...31-32 Morris Hall .... .... 3 0 Newman Club .. .... 48 News Bureau . . . .. . . 50 Off-Campus ... .... 33 P.A.F. ......... .... 4 4 Pan-Hel ......... .... 3 4 Phi Beta Kappa . . . . . .. 38 Phi Delta Theta .... 25 Phi Gamma Delta ... .... 26 Phi Kappa Psi ,,.. ... 28 Philosophy Club ..... .... 3 9 Photography Credits .. ..... 102 Pi Delta Epsilon .... ........ 3 8 Scarlet Masque ..... .... 4 5-46-47 Senior Biographies . . . ....... 85 Senior Council ..... ..... 2 1 Senior Portraits . .. . 78-81 Sigma Chi ........ .... 2 9 Sigma Pi Sigma .. ..., 45 Sigma Xi ......... .... 4 5 Speakers Bureau ... .. 50 Sphinx Club ..... .... 4 0 S.C.F. ............. .... 4 8 Tennis ............... .... 6 9 Tom Marshall Club ... .... 44 Track ................... . . .65 67 Trippet, President ................ 9 Undergraduate Directory .......... 85 THE WABASH PUBLICATIONS. .. 52 VVill Hays Club .,................. 44 W-Mens Club ... .... 40 Wolcott Hall ... ... 30 Wrestling .... ... 65 101 3 -if ALEA lAc1A EST . . 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