Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1952 volume:

:2va . i;;;. that m INTRODUCTION FAll . . WINTER . SPRING . . INDEX . . .I7 .5! .77 I2! 2W gm gm . . Walla ?mgecdemm,y$. I R. BFTTICHFIELD is u tlistingubllml Alnvrit'an educator. This your he has lwvn more active than over. lming u mmnlwr 0f the Spm-iul Committee on Athletic Policy of tho Amvrit'am Culmvil 0f Edumntimh vhuil'mun of tho Committee on Fuvully Fellowships 0f llw Fund for tho Adumvcmcnt of Education 01' the Ford Foundation. and prvsitlonl 01' 1'10 Nulionul Council 011 Hvligion and Eclut'ulion. 6 EAN ELDRIDGE maintains the closest liaison with the students among the Administration memhers. In the capacity of Director of Admissions, he is responsible for the calibre of the men admitted to Wesleyan. A graduate of the Class of 1931, he has, in a sense. never left Wesleyan, and is thoroughly eonversant with student problems. One of his most important duties is acclimat- ing the incoming freshmen to college life. DEANS EAN SPAETH is a Harvard man who came to Wesleyan hy wat of Brown. He is chairman of the Curric- ulum Committee and in that capacity has lilanagcd continuously to enlarge and enrich the courses offered at Wres- leyan. At present, he is chairman of the classics department, a member of the Advisory and Administration Commit- tees, and occupies a seat on the College Entrance Examination Board. 7W 0 MORTIMER HERBERT APPLEZWEIC: As- sistant Prolessor of Psyrhology . . . Pied Piper 0f Judd Hall . . . bizarre tests . . . 10ml study I l' :2't 'llt!'ix'm . . . r'lmv'hnuble interest in student reports 0 HERBERT ELI ARNOLD: Profes- sor 01' Mathematics . . . DU at Wesleyan . . . ventilation expert for 02 Fisk Hall . . . jokes of dubious relevance . . . mathematics in one easy lesson . . . sprightly walk 0 STEPHEN KEMP BAILEY: Associate Professor of Government . . . back from a yeaHs leave of absence . . . co-pilot- ed Senator Bentonas helicopter . . . a good drunk on the Sly O THEODORE HOWARD BANKS: Professor of English . . . lifeman extraordinary . . . hates shoplalk . . . New Yorker scrapbooks . . . Milton scholar . . . EkNow lake my Anligone for instance . . . ,, 0 JOHN CHARLES BLANK- ENAGEL: Professor 0! German . . . militant in . model of perfect posture . . . EENOW. when class . . . perennial track oHit-ul . . . Maine-liner I was in the Army . . . 5, O FORREST IRVING BOLEY: Assistant Professor of Physics . . . radio- active loan from Oak Ridge . . . Brahms, Beeth- oven, and Tsvhaikovsky ...hobbies: woodworking, photography. still-life painting and atom smash- ing . . . Morton Winfield Briggs Norman Oliver Brown Samuel Hugh Brockunier Ralph Henry Brown Mortimer Herbert Applezweig Theodore Howard Banks: Herbert Eli Arnold John Charles Blankenage. Stephen Kemp Bailey Forrest Irving Boley O MORTON WINFIELD BRIGGS: Associate Professor of Romance Languages . . . phenomenal knack for squeezing discussion out of rluss . rwunt garde child psyrhologist . . . staunch de- fender of French morality O SAMUEL HLCH BROCKUNIER: Armslmng Professor of History . authority on courtship. bundling. and ulhcr Puritan rerrenlions . . . Southern Yankee caught crabs u! Ipswich . . . Br0ck . . . Coon- skin democracy 0 NORMAN OLIVER BROWN: Associate Professor of Classics . . . sommlmbulisl . tenuous hold on the squash ladder . . . reads and writes between the lines Weing sued by Free- mont RideH O RALPH HENRY BROWN: In- slrm'tor in Romum'e Languages . . . Jaguar taste, Ford pocketbook . . . ever-presem beret High Street Five fan . . . uvid sailor, n0 boat . party boy . . . O M. GILBERT BURFORD: Beach Prufessor of Chemistry . . . charter member of Sigma Chi at Wesleyan . . . industrial research consultant . . . summers spent in Wyoming 0 JOHN HOMER BURKE, JR.: Instrucmr in Physical Education . . . holder of basketball scoring, record at Spring- field-JIM points . . . superlatives for freshman football team 0 ERNEST WOLFGANG CAS- PARI: Professor of Biology . . . hWe were speak- ing already yesterday of . conducts note-tuking marathons . . . hysterics at the I! . questionable uncle . . . EtCemlemen, . . . O VINCENT WINNER COCHRANE: Assistant Professor of Biology . . . still separating the men from the boys in Bio 1-2 . . . thullophytes and Toynbee . . . research on metabolism of barte- rin . . . Robert Sonne Cohen George Raymond Creeger George Newton Conklin Paul Holroyd Curls John Crawford Joseph Samuel Daltrv M. Gilbert Burford Ernest Wolfgang Caspari John Homer Burke. Jr. Vincent Winner Cochrzmu 0 ROBERT SONNE COHEN: Assistant Profess- sor of Philosophy and Physics . . . science for lhe non-scientists . . . another squash player corduroy cardigans . . . no required books under four dollars I GEORGE NEWTON CONKLIN: Assoriute Professor of Classics and Cmnpurtuive Literature . . . twentieth century mystic . . . worlve in the attic and plays in the cellar . . . u-orrclut- ing data on witchcraft and interplanetary travel for the Navy 0 JOHN CRAWFORD: Associate Professor of English . . . collegiate pipe . . . min rollevtor . . . amateur Pnderewski . . . grandstand quarterback . . . program director for the Debate Club tape recorder . . . English hnherdashery O GEORGE RAYMOND CREECER: Instructor in English . . . unusual collaboration: using wifek spectroscope in the study of color imagery of Moby Dick . . . Yalie with a western tinge 0 PAUL HOLROYD CURTS: Tull Professor of Ger- man . . . squeezed record amount of blood out of Wesleyan this full . . . retiring after forly-three years at Wesleyan 0 JOSEPH SAMUEL DALTRY: Camp Professor of Music . . . pedal pusher . . . ttI am the very model of a modern major general . . . looking for u handball parl- ner . . . O NORMAN JOSEPH DANIELS: Professor of Physical Education . . . dragged his trailer across the U. 5.; failed to find land bridge to Eurasia . . . ulcers and exhaustion on Saturday afternoons 0 JOHN WHITTIER DARR: Hedding Professor of Religion, College Pastor . . . classical nmaiu soirt'aes . . . deep. booming voice . . . chapel cred- its to spare . . . domicile in Millettis backyard O FRANCIS NICHOLAS DAUSTER: Instructor in Romance Lunuuges . . . drafts students into the Spanish Club . . . authority on transitional Aztec music . . . shares secondhand Mickey Spillane mysteries with Jones 0 ARTHUR SOUTHCOMB DAY: Assistant Professor of Mulh- emmics . . . Sigma Chi at Wesleyan . . . contend- ing with Sense for chief fireman position of faculty Lionel Line . . . crossword puzzles O ARTHUR TOWNSEND DIETZ: Instruclor in Economics and Social Sciences . . . Eclectic . . . moved into Vit' Jonesa home and pipes . . . sabotaging Rube's Lionel Line 0 THEODORE CHADBOURNE DUNHAM: Weeks Visiting Professor 0! German . paints Sell scenes . . . potential unsvter lo Daltrys handball problem . . . summers in Ger- many doing government research work . . . Ohio ornithologist . . . Vernet Eller Eaton Walter Owen Filley, Jr. Gregory Alexander Falls Clyde Olin Fisher Norman Joseph Daniels Arthur Southcomh Day John Whittier Darr Arthur Townsend Dictz Francis Nicholas Dauster Theodore Chadbourne Dunham O VERNET ELLER EATON: Foss Professor of Physics . . . has Physits 3-4 down to a stienre . more props than Olsen and Johnson . . . ;The Man on the Flying Trapeze O GREGORY ALEXANDER FALLS: Instructor in Oral English and Theatre . . . used to working with tgreal troop- ers,7 . . . directed iiDeath of a Junkman doesnt grow beards, makes them 0 WALTER OWEN FILLEY, JR: Assistant Professor of Gov- ernment . . . unpopular cocker spaniel . . . in- ternational relations . . . research in French Ca- nadian government . . . distinctive beer mugs . . . brightest new face on campus 0 CLYDE OLIN FISHER: Andrews Professor of Economics . . . anti-preierred stock? . . . filet mignon . . . siin- tellectual anemiah . . . frequent trips to the Bushnell . . . Wall Street, bubble gum. and the Bible . . . 10 O VINCENT WILLIAM FREIMARCK: Inv slrm'lor of English . . . consistent dresser . . . flocks of student appointments . . . intensely cun- srienlious . . . amateur oil painter . . . Yacht Club advisor 0 MALCOLM CECIL FOSTER: Professor of Malhematics . . . guides Nova Scolians around Nova St'oliu . . . given up violins for viola . developing ambidextrous mustache cup . . . hMar 0 JOHN OWEN GALLAGHER: In- slruclor in Eronomics and Social Science . . . heir apparent to cycling throne . . . laboring profes- sor 0f economivs . . . cracks shins with Kinnard 0n the soccer field 0 LAURENCE EDWIN CEMEINHARDT: Associate Professor of German fmher-ronfessor of foreign students D0wn-Ensler during the summer . . . on leave of absence last winter visiting German uniwrs- ilies . . . Eugene Owen Golob Ross Aiken Conner. Jr. Jose? deez-Ibzinez Samuel Magee Green 11 Hubert Baker Goodrich Joseph Julius Greenbaum incent William Freiman-k John Owen Gallagher Malcolm Cecil Foster Laurence Edwin Gemeinhardt O EUGENE OWEN GOLOB: Associate Projeasnr of History and Social Scienves . . . exlemporaneous lectures . . . Wlirly pool . . . well manicured poodle . . . thrives on intellectual unconvention- alily . . . Kool: and rough drops 0 JOSE GOMEZ-IBANEZ: Associate Professor 0! Chem- istry . . . Whe white-zI-specks and the bluck-u- specks . . . keeps kids in the Cage . . . once memorized the periodic table 0 HUBERT BAK- ER COODRICH: Ayres Professor 0! Biology . . . risqufe qlirks in embryology . . . qrogmnn . . Origin of Ihe American Scientist . . . cross- breeds guppies by the millions 0 R053 AIKEN CORTNER, JR.: Professor of Biorhemistry . . . field and stream man . . . faculty social secrelury . the theory and prartil'e 0f casualism . . . only scientist in Foss House 0 SAMUEL MA- CEE GREEN 11: Professor of Art . . . father and son night a! Muturese . . . old car. new shoes . . . bewilched, bothered, and bewildered . . . art cen- ler panics O JOSEPH JULIUS GREENBAUM: Assistant Professor of Psychology . . . frequents Honors College gardens . . . keeper of Judd Hull Zoo . . . inspired WinslmWs mustache . . . study of sexual behaviorism . . . O PHILIP PAUL HALLIE: Instructor of Phi- losophy and Humanities . . . first year man . cosmopolile . . . dapper rain outfit existentionalism . . . fellowship vacationisl William James admirer . . . semantics and Hia- watha O BURTON CROSBY HALLOWELL: Associate Professor of Economics and Social Science . . . Sigma Chi at Wesleyan . . . yellow rainhat in all weather . . . unannounced quizzes . . . Sunday sailor O THOMAS CONDER HEN- NEY: Assistant Professor 0! English . . . sadistic discussion leader . . . hatred of generalization . . aversion to Chaperoning . . . hTm n0 nature boy:, 0 LOUIS JOFFRE HUDON: Assislanl Professor of Romance Languages . . . hhomc-mude ice cream? achete au magasin . . . hlife is a dreamh . . . Calvados . . . anti anli-imellevtuuls O KEITH GIBSON HUNTRESS: Visiting Pro- fessor of English . . . Eclectic . . . Mystical Seven . . . Melville and Poe . . . shoots in the 7055; then on to the second nine . . . New Anglophile O VICTOR JONES: Professor of Government . . . the legal eagle . . . Grand Mas- ter of Pre-law Club . . . H like my Vice. but on an amateur scale'h . . . cracker-barrel philoso- pher . . . William Noble Kinnard, Jr. Cornelius Krust'e Robert Hampden Knapp Russell Theodore Limbach Philip Paul Hallie Louis Joffre Hudon Burton Crosby Hallowell Keith Gibson Huntres Thomas Gander Henney Victor Jones 0 WILLIAM NOBLE KINNARD, JR.: Instructor 0! Economics and Social Science . . . learning to play squash with Hudon . . . devotee of Eli Cul- bertson . . . Wesleyank number one soccer fun 0 ROBERT HAMPDEN KNAPP: Associate Pro- fessor of Psychology . . . liberal arts man of Psychology Department . . . frustrated by ambition to build sailboat . . . research on soriologiml background of the professions O CORNELIUS KRUSE: Griffin Professor of Philosophy pajama problems . . . philosophic fedora nomad . . . th. life, but a good life is l0 he chiefly valuedh, . . . pilgrimages Lo philosophic shrines O RUSSELL THEODORE LIMBACH: Associate Professor of Art . . . Butch . . . yearn- ing for a royal straight flush . . . artistic savior h of the Cardinal . . . living example of uthree dimensional monumentalilyh 0 DAVID PARK MCALLESTER: Assistant Pro- fessor of Anthropology . . . aspires to he a Nav- aho blood brother . . . number one vocalist on Peyote Hit Parade . . . passion for blue shirts 0 DAVID CLARENCE MCCLELLAND: As- sociate Professor of Psychology . . . Alpha Delt at Wesleyan . . . five ohclook shadow . . . supports Willie and several other children . . ectomorph . . . endorses healthy tnuisyt parties 0 HUGH GRAHAM MCCURDY: As- sociate Prolessor of Physical Education . . . skep- tical of the two-plutoon system and white shirts still trying to beat someone on the golf team . . . hGet off the dimeV I GEORGE STEWART MCMANUS: Professor of Music . . . infallible . . . opera in translation . . . ttTry that on your sewing machine someday! . . . misplac- ed manuscripts . . . ttPlense doxft tell the dean on me. . . . Albert Mann George letsuyamu John Frederirk Marlin Fred Benjamin Millelt Robert Thomas Mathews Charles Samuel Muscatine David Park MrAllester Hugh Graham McCurdy David Clarence McClelland George Stewart McManus O ALBERT MANN: Hollis Professor of Romnm'e Languages . . . Psi U at Wesleyan . . . comp at home . . . systematic approach . . . Giraudoux . . last yearhs edition out of print 0 JOHN FREDERICK MARTIN: Professor of Physical Education . . . Fayerweather friend . . . czar 0f Wesleyan s athletic program . . . fruit tree cupid . . . trying to steal hot athletes from Argus Cup competition 0 ROBERT THOMAS MAT- HEWS: Instructor of Astronomy and Mathemat- ics . . Sigma Chi at Wesleyan . . . amateur Stradivari . . . still a bachelor . . . photoelectric photometer . . . self-made-man . . . husmnnk holi- day in California 0 GEORGE MATSUYAMA: Assistant Professor of Chemistry . . . collects dinosaur tracks from unknown sources . . . rul- tivating taste for Hopalong to develop rapport with son . . aThe reaction goes like so.W O FRED BENJAMIN MILLETT: Professor of Eng- lish, Director of Honors College . . . wary of athletes, Olla Pod interviews, and twentieth cent- ury society . . . innocuous psychologist . discovered Dostoyevski . . . mimeographed sheets by F. B. M. 0 CHARLES SAMUEL MUS- CATINE: Visiting Assistant Professor of English . . . reels rod in the high Sierras . . . victory garden still in existence . . . Chaucer authority; still after his Knighfs Tale . . . 13 O SIGMUND NEUMANN: Professor in the So- cial Sciences . . . Williets favorite professor . . . emphatic spectacles . . . intense admirer of Ivan Kuramuzov . . interdepartmental mzln . . . pro- foundly perceptive, if not comprehensible, theo- ries 0 JOHN THAYER OGILVIE: Inslructor in English . . . Alpha Delt at Wesleyan . . . the rebirth of Henry David Thoreau . . . Hupmobilr; knoxtn throughout Vermont . . . poet laureate, 0f the Cardinal O RICHARD MILTON WHAN- LON: Instructor in Physical Education . . . reads anything from Jack Woodfm'd to John WcaiPy . . ttDontt fence me in . . . agile rager . . . l'ill's of brief existent'e O THOMAS FRANCIS PARKINSON: Visiting Assistant Professor of Eng- lish . . . ttThe well-rounded man is u fit-tion . . W. B. Yeats, Self-Critic . . . distrust of poetic vision . . . contributor to Horizons O ADOLPH FREDERICK PAULI: Assislun! Professor 0! Classics . . . old world gentleman . . . authority on architecture of Connecticut cllurrhes . . . ac- tive in Boy Scout and Sunday School work 0 RALPH DARLING PENDLETON: Associule Pro- fessor of English. Dirertor o! Drumalics Sigma Chi at Wesleyan . . . flying clipboard. ill rehearsals . . . $tNow about the plumbinga' . relaxes ut the State Hospital . . . smokes . . . Joe Webb Peoples Stanley Clifford Plagenho Wilhelm Felix Pfeifer John F. Reicllurd Sigmund Neumann Thomas Francis Parkinson John Thayer Ogilvie Adolph Frederick Pauli Richard Milton OtHanlon Ralph Darling Pendleton 0 JOE WEBB PEOPLES: Seney Professor of Geology . . . rasied dinosaur . . . for ttSkin of our Teeth . . . a rock is a rock is a rock . . Tennessee drawl O WILHELM FELIX PFEIFER: Visiting Lecturer in Government . . . visiting professor from Germany . . . collector of Vatican City stamps . . . Bavarian vacations first hand studies of Renaissance art 0 STANLEY CLIFFORD PLACENHOEF: Instructor of Physical Education . . . intellectual athlete . . . Wesleyants Sidney Bechet . . . aspiring lin- guist . . . cheap restringing jobs . . . dreams of hosteling tour of Europe 0 JOHN F. REICHARD: Inslrm-tur in Humanities and Eng- lish . . . Sigma Nu at Wesleyan . . . Christopher Fry expert . . . Srotlandas too cold, but Scotch is fine . . . the return of the native . . . 14 0 PAUL ARTHUR REYNOLDS: Associate Pro- fessor of Philosophy . . . Beta at Wesleyan . . . one of the Maine boys . . . HThe global point of view . . . conducting South College polls . country squire O CALVIN DWIGHT ROLL- INS: Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Hu- manities . . . the return of Larry Holmes . immigrant from Oxford . . . tobacco auctioneer . . . qusl call me Cal 0 REUBEN JAMES ROSS. JR.: Assistant Professor of Geology . . spet-iulizies in t-oprolites . . . ex-fly boy ' skivies expert . . . mucous children disturb pence-loving fraternities . . . bought wife a new snow shovel O JUAN ROURA: Leclurer in Romance Lan- guages . . . sherry parties for his students . . . hMeeslerr, . . . . the liberal arts personified . . . La Tertullia mediator . . . even more umi- uble than Willie . . . Elmer Erir Schatlschneider Frederirk Augustus Sp'ear Hayden Arthur Scott William Atwell Spurner John William Sense Carl Leo Slearns Paul Arthur Reynolds Reuben James Ross. Jr. Calvin Dwight Rollins Juan Roura O ELMER ERIC SCHATTSCHNEIDER: Andrus Professor of Government . . . The Great White Father of American Politics . . . knee-deep in alligators . . . shaggy dog . . . director of Long Lane School . HAYDEN ARTHUR SCOTT: Instructor in Ar! 11an Humanilies . . . interest- ing contributions lo the Cardinal . . . Ivy League haherdasllery . . . research for ORDWES . . . for rent: one Vets9 Village apartment 0 JOHN WILLIAM SEASE: Assistant Professor of Chem- istry . . . fireman of Fnrulty Lionel Line . . . Cortnerqs fishing prolefgt; . . . interested in alco- hols and their effects . . . C. Albert Hill's suc- cessor O FREDERICK AUGUSTUS SPEAK: Instructor in Romance Languages . . . summers occupied with doctorate study at Columbia . . . Beethoven and Brahms . . . conspicuous absence of dislikes 0 WILLIAM ATWELL SPURRIER: Associate Professor of Religion. Associate Pastor . . . would mach zl Wesleyan hockey team . . A Guide to Christian Faith . . . notorious plaid- lined jacket 0 CARL LEO STEARNS: Fisk Professor of Astronomy . . . Stearnhs comet . . . study of stellar parallax . . . inhabitant of the Van Vleck Cloister . . . hWehll try again at one tomorrow nighW . O KARL SKILLMAN VAN DYKE: Ayres Pro- fessor of Physics . . . Eclectic . . . interesting col- lection of Kodachrome campus scenes . . . piezo- electricily . . . conscientious efforts to be a play- ful grandfather 0 CHARLES HERNDON WAC- ERS: Assistant Professor of Religion, Dean of Freshmen . . . philosophy of religion . . . Tyrone Power of the Religion Department . . . first string on the faculty rhess team 0 WILLARD MOSH- ER WALLACE: Associate Prolessor of History . . . Eclectic . . . earthy anecdotes . . . qwef trust nudes 7 . . . authority on dramatic characterization of historical figures . . . writing book on Benedict Arnold 0 ROBERT KIEFER WEBB: Instructor in History and Social Science . . . straight from Oxford . . . conscious eRort to avoid hobbies . . . nineteenth century England . . . Guiness and twen- tieth century music . . . John Lawrence Wood Homer Edwards Woodbridge Kossmh Mayer Williamson Richard Kenelm Winslow Karl Skillman Van Dyke Charles Herndon Wagers Willard Masher Wallace Robert Kiefer Webb 0 KOSSUTH MAYER WILLIAMSON: Hubbard Professor of Economics and Social Science . . . early 10 bed and early to rise . . . woodwork wiz- ard; tucks authority . . . wife runs South College 0 RICHARD KENELM WINSLOW: Assistant Professor of Music . . . Chi Psi at Wesleyan . . . raises commercial hay in the summer, mustaches in the winter, and children all year round 0 JOHN LAWRENCE WOOD: Assistant Professor of Physical Education . . . athleleas athlete . . . introduced to shoes at Wesleyan . . . gels straight A, for participation in section athletics O HOMER EDWARDS WOODBRIDGE: Olin Pro- fessor of English . . . feels that Cagney misinter- preted Shakespearek Bottom . . . member of The Saturday Nights Club . . . used to climb moun- tains . . . reviews the reviews . . . Hill FAll, I951... Ih-Iu ImIf-linu- vxhihiliun llop-IighlL S:llurd;u afternoon H'vnlcr-IHU night pop mlly H'vlllor-righl Friday Conlwl xduning DU effigy 1bnlImn-righn 20 FOOTBAll Wbsloyun ..... V. 28 Middlebury ..... . 6 W osleyun ........ , 9 Bowdoin VVVVVVVVVVVVVV 27 Wesleyan ,,,,,,,,,, H Court Guard ,,,,,,,, 28 Wesleyan .......... 28 Upsala .................. l4 Wesleyan ,, ,, 21 Amherst ............... 21 W'osleyan ., 7 0 A. I. C. 7, 0 erslvyun 7 VilIiams ,,,,,,,,,,,, 33 W'cslvyan V 6 Trinity ,,,,,,,,,,, 3 7:; 75 Head lerh Norm Daniels il1l Bzwkfivld Cnarh John W'ood and Line Couch Dick OqHunlon 1 Iirsl ruu': Bunm-Villo. Eggvrm JuIm-s. Snnlo. Nixon. Hillevr. Furow. J. Mnll sot'nnd row: Coalrh Whod. : lluurl. Luxin. Jenkins. Kt-Ilvlwr. Uulluhun. Grulmm. Mrtlluskt'y. Harms. Wusvll. Burk. Brigham. Pulliscr. tlum-h O HunI0n Ihirrl rmr: Trainer Crm'knuski. Spud . 5011M. MI'CraIy, H. Lerner. Bitmxunger. Barman. R. A. Hardy. meIc-by. Doolillltu Chillenden. H. Moll. tiuzu-h Daniels fourth row: lerll Bllrkv. Manager RobofL Shouvlin. C. Brown, Cohen. J. Rosner. Cmsin, Bnrllmun. Bishop. lllinn. Srhuberl. Beaver. Pm'k. Trainer Witkmwki HE Wes eleven initiated its ,51 cam- paign in an impressive manner, bowed out eight games later in a spectacular 01i- max7 and sandwiched a mediocre season in between. Under the leadership of Captain Bill Me- Cluskey, the Cards started the season with an auspicious 28-6 win over Middlchury. The Visitors from Vermont were hopelessly outclassed throughout all four quarters, net- ting but two first downs, while the VVesmen gained at will. Friek Soule unleashed the most exciting run of the day, as he skirted left end and scampered fifty yards for XVes- leyanis first score. For the first half of the Bowdoin fray, it appeared that the Wesmen might continue their winning ways. The Polar Bears, how- ever, capitalizing on an effective two-pla- toon system, changed the complexion of the game quite convincingly in the second half as they drove for four touchdowns. The Cards made a good showing against a strong Coast Guard contingent, which was to finish the year with an unblemished re- cord. Sparked hy the stellar passing of Johnny Brigham and the receiving of Dave Jenkins, the XVCHan outplayed their oppon- ents, hut lost herause of their inability to gain inside the oppositionis 20-yard line. The Wesmen boosted their record to the .500 mark as they took the measure of an aggressive Upsala squad in a rugged, 'tno holds barred,7 contest. Standout for the Cards was fullback Ric Sardo, who booted four placements and raced the opening kiek-off ninety-one yards for the longest Wes TD of the year. The Wesleyan-Amherst thriller was a credit to the teamis fighting spirit. Trail- ing 21-7 at one point in the second half, Coach Daniels7 charges rallied for a spec- tacular finish in the final quarter. With twenty-seven seconds left to play, Herh Kelleher snagged a deflected pass from Johnny Brigham in the Amherst end zone. Moments later, the stunned Lord Jeffs found their seemingly sure victory a 21-21 tie. The AIC and Williams encounters are best considered a forgotten chapter in last yeafs schedule. Drenched and frozen in the contest at Springfield, the Cards found themselves bogged down, while the Aces oozed out a final 6-0 victory. As for the Williams fray, the outcome was in doubt only until the opening.r kick-off. Trinity proved to he the sweetest triumph in many a year. Picked hy the experts as twenty-one point underdogs, Wesleyan held the Hilltopperls potent attack in check all afternoon. Early in the final quarter, the Card offense came to life, as a climactic Far- ese-Nixon aerial produced the one crucial TD. Sophomore guard, Art Spada, turned in the best of his many superlative perform- ances, which earned him a first-string herth on the all-Connecticut small college team. Under the leadership of Co-Captains Jerry Callahan and Dave Nixon, prospects Captain Bill McCluskey for next year seem promising. The squad, however, will miss the services of graduat- ing seniors including Captain Bill MCCIus- key, Bill W'ast'h, and Hog Schuhern tackles; George James, center; Jim Beaver and Tom Harms, guards; and Bit: Sartlo, Marv llagel. and George MaPIver, hacks. . 5551s j l; CHEERlEADl- RS ED by monosyllahic Jim Stetlor, tho cheerleaders spurred the demos to great- er heights in the hoary Wesleyan tradition of rooting 11151in for valiant losing teams. Early in the fall, it was discovered that the megaphones pilfered from Williams, were entirely too small. As a result, the squad devoted the first two weeks of school to painting the new six-foot mogaphones whitv. It was ingeniously suggested that a rod BWVJ, standing;r for Wesleyan, he added. and this was done. Originally, there were eight cheerleaders. hut when Ed Dolph got lost in the library. there were seven. Homer Eckerson frac- tured his fragile proboscis, and they werv reduced to six. Dan Phillips had his first and second dates, and then there were five. Jim Burkhardt went to a party, and then there were four. Jeff Lockhart was crush- ed by a Wesleyan pennant, and then there were three. Tip Baldwin was discharged for nepotism, and then there were two. Charlie Rogovin became em-einte. and then there was one. By popular demand. Jim Stellar was cast into the Trinity bonfire, and then thm'e wore norm. So ends the saga. t firx' row: Stellar. Lm-khnrt swam! rou': Rogovin. Phillips IhirII r030: Bltr' h'u'dt. T. lerdzxiri I'hkrrr- 'i 6011561.: BODY SENA TE HE W'vslvyun I'rum lhv Human Senate us it suns ron- Sonutt- stt'ms ilirm-th stitutvti in the reign of Caligula. It is sunw- whut difficult to l'ulh trace the cunnwtion hrtwvon the two down through thv ages; hut it is definitely known that Charlemagne timllt with u llnirumcrul hmly known as tho Myopit- Fullrtovn hhivh t-nrroslmntlml Vinso- Iy in i'um'titm 21ml strm'turt' tn tlw h vslvym Svnutv. In I631. Warrington P. Iluint's. ICmpcrur 01' Ethiopia. vmmnuntlml that u roprvsvntal- tivo hotly chosen hy thv pvoplo should run- i'vr with him on thv prohlvm 0f dvlzlywi Athlis Uiuhu This limb iuls t-lusob rt'lutml tn rushing; at rrtwhnulogivul School. the prvsvnt Wt'slviam Scuntv in thc- proh- lmns that it l'zu-ml. Thomas Wolsey, during the roign 01' ann VIH, granted tlw frulu'hiso without regard to rzu'v. t'rtwd. t'ulor or monetary position to tlw stlulmits at Liverpool Trxtilv School. Today. tlw Wtisloyun Senate flourishes in just such a free and invigorating environ- mvnt. All toltL the W'tisloyun Student varu- mont owes a trmncmlous tloht to history. and. us Edmund Burke s0 oloquvntly szlitl whvn tlvscrihing the CB Sonata uIt Mulks in tho steps of its fm-vfuthmm.M Vlr. Burk? was un OIIIJUIIOIH 0f the French Hmolutinn hut an ardent advocate of the American Rmv- lution. Ho was instrummltul in hampering St-rl'vl:lry-Trmisurvr Tum Soukup. I'n'sith-nt tihurlic- Hugm'in tlllti iit-e-I'rt-sident Hall Buckingham thv English Hmolutionun War vffort illltl hvllwcl to make possihlo hoslt'ym and. of t-uursv. tlw United States. The St'llilieqh' tleht to Mr. Burke is vorlx lall'gt'. amt ho is t-onnnmnm'utmi hy the Ecl- muml Blll'kP Homoriul Cannon which stumls hvtwvvn South Collcgv and tho Chupvl. 'lihv t-zumonis mouth is plugged us 21 symhul ul- lhv way in whivh Mr. Burke hvlpml to stop the flow of cannon hulls t0 thv English ill'lll't This luvk 0f zunmuniliun was important in securing: victm'p fur the in thv Culonivs. Xmm'ivtm fonts ilt IIIP Vital huttlv ul' Saru- toga. Charlie Rogmin is president. Hall Burk- inghum Virv-prositlvnt. tlllll Tum Huukup svorvturi-trvusurvr of the 51-72 Wt'sltjun Senate. 20 o 4 - u .- pp..N . firs! rmr: Pmlrson. Stimson. Goddin. Anderson. Barker. Daniel. B. Whillles. Rn senhlut h. Reap. Ford xvrmul rmr: Czepirl. Brudigun. Flynn. THu-hnut. Conch Mt-Curdy. Ruck, May, Muir, Srhruder SOCCER HE l95l edition 01' the W'vsleyun sm-rvr team gained recognition as one of thv films! trams in how England as it compiled a 0-3-1 award. The Cards opened the son- son hy dropping: a 4-0 contest to R. P. L annually an Eastern powvrhousr. Tho W95- mvn rum? hack to dvaut Springfield 2-0. hut thou dropped a hard fought contest to Dartmouth. Finally. however, the Cards hit their stride and went on a winning spree. dotvating fivo strong New England squads while losing nnI-x lo Xalo. Thoy rompml over Brown, Amherst, W'illiams. Tufts. and the University of Connecticut, and finished tho season hy tying an outstanding Triniu aggregation l-I. Altogether the team scor- ml 25 goals to its oplmm-ntsh H. Sandy Ford and Dave Burhank wt-rv vhusvn for the All va England soccer squad. The win over Amherst! a very highly tout- mt outfit, was Pspm'ially notcworthy and. in vomhination with the 2-! win over Willimns. hrought the Little Three Chaunpionship to a snug home in Middletown. Although C0- Captuins Bruce Barker and Hon Daniel, as well as Burbank. arc graduating. the pros- pect for next year under Captain-Elm-t Bill Toaohout spouts good. kneeling: Cutting; Dnhunm. Jl'hll slumling: Beaver, Breuer. Thornton, H. Shunle. Kellmn. May, Srrlyv. Luerk. D. Kendall. Hilliard. Oslvr. Lurkiv. lkglin. Coppulrlli. R. Sundermn. Bedding. Bmmrvillo first row: Fcins. LalCrmse second row: Dmdin . Lillquixl, Ludd, Stone. Olsen. U. Morrim Jzu'oby. Zuckin. Dexter, Tseu. Cutler lTll the aid of 1hroo rmltml Cadillacs. 4f Rushing Chairmen Thornton and Morris and their rhorus line 01' home grown E Y oolvhrilios managed to entice the Hurst ,. a 2 'L h group of pledges since 1950. Edible food was lsunmwhzlt ill-advisodlyl served during rushing. however. and tho housv hogan the your with u dvfirit. Jack Wyillow. head of WESU, Tom Sou- kup. College Bmh socrvlary-treasurer, Stove ; r May, haskelhzlll captain. Dwight Herrmana I squash captain. and Mrs. McNall-V, 000k, all made their home at Alpha Chi Rho. The Downey lmprovonwnt Cup. the Jackson Cup and many other similar trophirs worn Pugm'ly sought hy Crow. . W ESLEYANS Academic is preeminent amour that of Amer- ican colle ' s because of its collective discur know- ledge, it c0110 ive learned publications, and its collect 9. cl room gyrations. A pocketbook history, Inside W'Psleyun, writ- ten by Adolph Rupp, reveals that Lawrence Jones, Professor of Oriental Logic, was the. first, perhaps in the whole country, to establish the em of learning; by gyralion. Jones learned the educational value of gyrating to keep the attention of the stu- dents while he w , lructing in a small, red brick schoolhouse in suburban Calcutta. HIS year t 6 cyan faculty members continued to give it- tellectuully humane service to the students; They rendered their usual ompotent service in trying to tlihblpalo tho mael- strom practically inherent in the toll c studentys mimL and, fortunately, most of thmn mnm'ged unscathed, though a little shaken, from explorations into their ohzlrg 9 cranial fissures. It is generally conceded around campus that the faculty are Nu good lot,M for taskmastersa and that they arm despite super- ficial appearances, student allies in an effort to g'zuluutv a fair porcmltage 0f thv people who enter Wesleyan. Editor-in-Chiof: Stuart Goldsmith Business Jlarwgor: Gerald Patrick Managing Editor: John Nelson Advorlising Manager: Jim Murdock Art Editor Literary Editor Photography Editor Sports Editor Dick Sanger Herb Kelloher Monty Newman Dave Berlew Asevr'iutv Editors: Bill Buck7 Walt Cutler, Russ Eggers, Ted Fischer, Arl Johnson, George Lewi. Jim Niiller. Jim Stetler. Staff: Manfred Albrecht, Hank Bruner. Joe Buchman7 Carl Bufka, John Borden, Bill Case, Ken Davenny, Don Dembert, Ed Dewey, Paul Dohanos1 Hick Einhorn, Dick France, Phil Heston, Walt Howe, Wes Jacksong Dave Jenkins, Bob Keelen R011 Louis, Chuck LueLk, Joe Lunn, Steve May, Herb McGrew, Don McKenzie Ken Orvis, Barry P81111611, John Starr, Pete Steege, Jim Stoindler, Jim StolL Gone Szymam i, Duncan XVall, Doug Wilson, John Wright. AW mm 2945 seated: RohoH, D. Hurt. Hmw, Case. Hwy. P. Steege. Bufku. Murdnrk. Craft slumling: H. Bruner, McCluskey, Heston. Pupe. Sanger. J. Murray sealed: 5mm. Neuhzlll. J. H. Wright. Starr. Jill'leUll, A. R. Johnson. H. K. Wright. Szymunski, Fenlun slumling: C. Dmis. Louise. Sanger. Munro. Biesler. W'. Murray, Green, Dietzer, Heston 0 some itas the shrine of latent intellec- tualism; to othors it's the house that plans its budget in the red and cooks its toast in the music room: but to all itas tho individualistic Alpha Delt House with its unique inhabitants. Bill McCluskey broke tradition and ho- t'umc football captain. Will Wrasch. senior vluss proxy, caused almost as much excite- ment when ho assumed office as he did when he collapsed at the Blood Bank. Intra-houso politics found Dixie Sanger regretfully ro- linquishing.r the presidency to Jim Waters. The newly elected hoard of directors of the Saturday Morning Cluh liquidated some of thcir excess stock. 0A RDINAl urnuml lublP. SPMIPIIZ H. Bruner. Burdirk. Guzzrtm, Biester. J. Murray St-plye, Svhneaberger. P a t r i 1' k. Sanger. Ruboii standing: Sayre. Fentun, Arrowsmith HE Cardinal. along iiilh its t-mnpuninn publit-ulion. le Suulll Cullvgv Mum'- .wulwl: Eggvn. E. FiM-hvr. It. FiM ilt'r. W. Millar. Ivttor. rcgulurlrx titillatvs the vamp : zu'w- slumling: ti. Morris. Murrill. Murlu'y ,1: thPtOs with its ingommun t-routivit-x. It is a product of tho sumo Muse that inspired Wrilliam Whrdsworth and Bruno Huupt- mann. This full the Cardinal vontinuml to display a lilmral and rewarding combination of the arts, with particular emphasis on portry tstrossing tho dartylic foot! and pho- tography in the style of Casey. LEE. in part. to a spociul frmh iShtlt' will out on August 20th, the Argus till: swamped with a bumper crop of eager st-uts. Editor Don Porter deployml his men aul- vantageously. and even those relegalvd to covering the ladiesv room in Fisk Hull 500m- ml 10 be well satisfied with their chivf. Party weekend was celebrated with a Halm- laisiun party issue which was promptly hun- nml in Grvcnwich Village and tho tale Racquets Club. ARGUS firs! rmr: Bm-lemum Fluglor. . X oung. Loll- luun. XV. Millur. Aht-L Wind, Rudin. R. I5. Miller. Svllroilmr. W. H. thse smwml rmr: Reece, F. Young. W. Taylor. S. Rmonlwrg. Sunncnlxlirlx Vsouled: Gale. Unrsut-h. knufur. Knlok. Uuzzt-llm Lilllt: Flynn. Hurun. kceler standing: McKee. Abel, Mawkcy, W. Millur. Lehman, Hugh-r NSTEAD of purchasing a team 01' Porche- rons, Bola Theta Pi, at the urging: of Pontiff Hal Buckingham and wily Rushing Chairman Jack Guzzclta, pledged sixlm'n freshmvn to draw thvir hearse. It was felt that the horses wouldnyt measure up social. ly at the pledge dance, and, besides, the freshmen wore househroken. During: the fall parties, Horm Lehman and colleagues played incessantly :11 Beta while Dave Ernshcrgvr and Jerry Daniels ontorlainml willl fuux pus. 011 Williams weekend, Bela used the hoarse, Obtainvd hy Deuc Millar, and once again pulled In the sturdy freslnncm to stage a paradoxival mock burial of tho W'illizuns 19am. Finally; waoro Chrishnas, tho froshmon prvsonlvd their original humor show and. very foolish- ly. gave paddles to tho uplwrclussmon. l NDER lllv dirvvliun of Ralph Pomlloton. llw 792 Thoulrv plal'u'rs prvsvutvtl zl qylcndid pm'l'orlnzuu'v 0f ' rhv Tumim.r of tho Shrewn by Colo Porter. Jon MWL Suv Thomas, Bill Dobson. Charlie Hoyt, and Homn Drinklmusv provml themselves Thos- piuns rum lnmlo. Bill Christopher, Stvx'v Bailey and Ed Biester were histrionir'ully mlil'ying. John Ruskim arch art critic for tho Widdlvtuwn Press, expressed his com- plete satisfaction sdth tho rvndvring 0f Hm plan. Sets were 1va Norman BOMIIIQ. ESU I'vtllrnml lo Hlllllplllolh quarlvrs this full. including: lhv qnmk Surn- 0H. Room for rc't-viving minL-rlzul FCC dvp- ululiuns. The slafl' of Bill Bagg, Bill Dulu- son, Jack Willow7 Jack Gorslu-h. and Dino Dunuvan lullorvd 1011;: and hard to proclum' a program sufficiently innocuous for Fresh- men Urientaiion chk. Thoy finally tlccid- ml on an inlnrprolulion of tho Uncle Remus stories by Jumt's Jones. T0 invvigle listeners. chapel credit was ghon for tunin;.r in tho Wlidniglll Vlzullmusv. 92 THEATRE ; Taming of Iht! Shrew: Art L Induction WESU Uonurll. Bugg, Will- uu. Drury. Epstein, K. Cook Dunzlvun sealed: Luke. J. HoH- mun stumling: Alessi, Spudu. Spencer. Muc- leil, Farese, Andrews. Pulliser. P. Honann, Brigham. Callahan, U- llian. Cohen. R. A. Har- dy. P. Chien, Dobson 11E Chi Psi gyumusls returned to their lwlovml ping-pong table with renewed fervor in the fall. For some of tlm frailor llrothcrs, howvvcr7 lhc closv body contact during the games of Wound robin proved loo debilitating. Consoquontly, they had 10 lw drafted by Moose,9 Callahan, and Pvaclms 7 Barker for varsity football and soccer duty. John Brigham, John Farosc, Marv Hagol, Paul Hoffmanm Charlit- Pulli- sor, Dave Nixon. Art Spatial and Callahan started on thv varsity clcvrn whilv Cn-Cup- lain Barker and Jimmy Reap ran lllmn rug- ged on the soccer field. The Lodge also wound up as intrzunural foolhull champinnsa thanks to the inspirational leadership of Coach c4KlllIlOH' Wonkka and fearless Cup- lain Christensen. P. Nixon. Schmidt. Hugel. Sandslrom. Harry. Hanun. W'. 1.. Russell, Falcon. Chrirlvnmu, Mayoral. R. C. Peck, Norton, Hugg. Evans. Cola Dnrscy 36 Carroll, D. Miller, Bergstmm, Mumuhly7 Pennell. Meinke, Chap- in. Ward, Holmes. Lambrew, Chzuhs ell, L. Pugh. Graham, standing: Alexander. Burk, Quatlmcchi, Burbank, W'eller. Arrowsmilh HE year hegan with the Dekes converg- ing.r on their house like a horde of salm- on seeking their spawning.r grounds. Gam- nla Phi, in tom. pitched into rushing with its usual orgiastic fervor and, with the aid of mirrors, managed to misnare fifteen fresh and one naive upperclassman. Among the notable participants in extra- curricular activities were Snake Graham, Bill Buck7 Herb Kelleher, and Dick McCray on the football team and Sandy Ford, Dave D. quillles. Phillips . 'r .W i w -..i. , . N. sealed. first row: J. Young, Burkhardt, Lmnhrew. Demsorth. Trofimenko seated. second row: D. Morris. B. Whittles. sealed. Ihird rmt: Leuvilt. Moxley Chupin. Dulcssio. Stetler. Kelleher, Stimson. Lucas, Warren, L. Pugh. Lifset, Chndwell. Burbank. Buyhill. Meinke, D. Wilson, W'urd, D. Miller, Bird, Stiles Burbank, Dick Stimson, and Bruce and Doug: thiltles on the soccer loam. Seven freshmen won berths on the frosh foothilll team, while two made the soccer squad. In October, the house modestly accepted the Argus Cup for excellence in intorfrator- nity competition for the previous year. 1M; mention was made of the Dekos in the awarding.r of tho Jackson Cup, so it can only IN? presumed that they lost by the prover- hial eyelash. HILE nothing.r as pcstifvrous as Digger Grant's infamous Arooslook siege gun has yct boon dt'visod to annoy the fraternity neighbors across tlm street, tho Dvlts man- aged 10 amusv tllmusolves during.r tlw fall. The sophomoro-froslunan grudge football gum? resulted in a 7-0 victory and cold show- ers for tho sophs. Don Porter was accusml 0f malfeasance in office for stiplllati11;.r that every brother must read the Argus. J. P. Hoyt. vntrvprcnour of the campus Dixiv- land hand. and his Doll cohorts. Dave Hivh and Jim Plimplon, considered a winter so- journ in White Sulphur Springs. and a bmw- fil performance for tlw Damon Hunyun fund at the behest of Man or Impellitcri. 011 Will- iams W'vvkoml, tho 179113 pregnant 00w. IIH' Mvsvll and Hank Dickenson, ruptured third place in the effigy contest. parthenogenotic offspring of John settled: Mt-Mulmn. son. MI'Neill. Mest-h, Short. ing: Mason. llurd. Willmer. Slum. Carey. J. Nelson. Burruge. McLeur Burr Belhel Sxx un- DiI'Le-nson. shtml- Ht-urn, Culling human. Sumwey, Hopkins. Rm-lw. Maynard. Kidd. McLean qunillun, Trumbou'cr. J. Williams, Eggers, W'oltou. first row: Lumln'mx. D. Mom'v. Criwom. Wall. l'mlrsml. Prvnliro. Prnfennr llullry. W. L. Nelson. A. Cllion. J. Sluuffer. K. Dunlmm .wroml rlm': .lzu'L. C. Ml-Luughlin. Null. B. Whitllm. IL XX hitllos. Snggs. CilVllnilh. Handles. H. Slepllens. Brndigun. Demumh. SI'lmurlz. Srlmeelmruer. Hale. F. Sluenvy. Clmm-ns Inurlh ruu': McGer. P. Cllic-IL IA'Tmn'nn-zlu. Schmidt. R. Ixislwr. Hurun. Humv. N'uuin. Burk. Bn'l'lini, l'ryro. Gamble. Gordon. Hulmv: TIInrm- Uriwmn. Bub Humlle's. Dan: 38 THE Ulm' Cluln. illlll1bll;.'ll Iml :15 humor- UN! in tho Cunlinuls or JiIu-rs. i5 mu- nl- llll' primal? I'l'nnlbllh that W'vnlmzul h kmmn us IIH' singing vullcgv of New England. Popu- lur Vinnie Allison, who llirvt'lvll the group last yvar, left to get a job. but Professor .100 Dallry rolurnml to rosunw lmulm'ship. IIVIIP full zu'tivilics of lhv club vvnlerml umuml prvparinp. u scrim of calypso songs to 211111 zest to the annual carol concert. .lt'rry Sleepv, Moore Steego. Sunnenhlit'k. Christopher. H. Williunh. Beers. T. Hunrll. D. lhirll raw: MVUHI. M. Talylur. Culling. Stuhl. Currior H IIHCH is u llillllt' MM kllmul lu nmn'x vth-gvs uml nllwr mviul orgunixulimh throughout 50w England. 'lVlH' .lilwh arr vn'n funnier than llu- Glcq- Clulp uml. Iu-m-m arc in demand in Xms' 01 k, ms Hanvn. Hartford. Boston. and 11w Downm Ilmm'. lmmr: Dznv Slm'gt'. first hush; and Bob Kundlvs. second buss. Well Thurnc Urisvmn is fil'ht Moore, second lvnur: .lvrn Oilml. llu-y urv L'Vtrvlnvh nu-Iliflumh. 00qu MMNQ MNWWxK 3661?: We: ELTA Upsilon found itself on the up- swing in 1951. In the final tabulations of the past year. DU had placed second in the Ar ' prox'mnont Cup, and third in the Jackson ls Cup, second in the Downey' Im- Cup. President Joe Proud kept the executive machinery running smoothly with the aid of committee members Russ Sanhorn, Dick Franco, Dave Walden. Dave Sinw, Hugh immg and John Miller. Prominmlt in ath- lvlic rirclvs were suct'vrmvn Zeke Richmond, Bruce Stonns. Eel Loomis, and Dave Sims. Oggio Locke. J00 Proud and Vic. Gluzer puffed their way across country. Freshman Dirk Hatfield started on John Burkeis elev- on. and such worthios us Howie Wictzner. Daw Marshall and Low Markowitz hul- murkod the fresh soccer squad. Tho weekend parties during the fall werv monumental. Particularly momorahlo was the Middlohury WIPPhPHd, wlwn songbird Tom Browm' liftml his fine tenor voicv in tho swvvtly sentimental strains of the peren- nial favorite, gCharlot. Some of the Hol- Osutlmnugrnh. Brody, Hummel. Rosenszweig. W'ulden. Baron. U. Marshall. Hatfield. Gi son, 5. Johnson. IL Stuutfer, Storms. Berkhum, J. W. Millrr. Marm-r. XV. Rirhnmnd. Frum'e yoke girls were too chokml up to ask for mi- corcs. Still another highlight of the fall was the party with Alpha Delt. offense: Kuleshn, Fabian, D. W'nll, Goodman. H. Young. Hawkins. Schnuer defense: Mosher. Irwin. Brmser. J. Friedman. Hatfield, Beard. Murkonitz. J. F. Clark. Kerr G Hymn ; I':l ltN liC 110p-rightl 0n Ill? campus . . . Manler- 10f! D Crow HVentor-righ! b 3912! lhotlom-righl 'l Hem 'lup-Illftt kae Hop-righl I Sigma Chi Ivonlvr-IHH Crou H'vnlvr-righ! b Phi Sig: 4hnllnm-IPHI 4 1 NEE the ordeal 01' undelayml rushing mus llVPl' and an new crop of freshmen was sul'viy under 100k and key. tho inmatvs of tho iviod north 0nd of storied Clark Hall settled down to NW pleasant routine of good- nulurmlly flipping rocks through llm win- dows of tho most accessible Greek letter houses. President Ray Benllvy distinguished IIimsPH' us a particularly unm'ring marks- man until '10 wrmu'llmi his arm lussling.r with Eclm'tiv over the Jackson Cup. Dmpito his Victory in rotrirving tho cup for the halls of John Wm. tho ignmniln of losing: his sharp- shooloras Imdgn forvml him 10 rvlirv from office in favor uf Bill Lama In tho intramuralx tho JVVC football 10mm powvred Iiy suoll gridiron luminaries as Cuddles Friedman. liiger Goblin um! MFanL Weinstein. rode ruuglisllml under Ill? Sigma Chi Shocloss Wonders. Rugn-rs first table: Albret'hl.J. Slmnle, Arum kelmzm sm'oml Iable: Beilzell. L. Morris. lmmmg Burr ell. XVeinMoin. QuinL Bentley. Goldsteiu. Dem- berl. Curmn K. Cook, Josnfl', Culd- slein. U. Ihn'im .Iuhrv. swam! row: Jakobson. Jnmes. L e e. Morrill. Gin . Rittenherg. Noyes. W nit. 74am first row: Berlew Daniel. Tu'itrhell Unmhle. Uriwum. D. Moore. Furden. F. W'illiamla. Collier. Hutton. R. H. Moore. .lt'llhilh. W. Bailey. Stencils, H. lmrm-r. A. Dunhzlm. Mtlirhvud. Morrison. Sailer. Hatter. thump UHTY-ONE Eclectics returned to their imposing old neo-Greoian domicile de- termined t0 purloin their freshmvlfs dates at the very first opportunity. At the fresh- man pledge dance, the'x proved as 0011111101111- ahly adroit as the plucky Romans who car- ried off the Sahine women. The evening was an unqualified success in every upperclass mind. Tmsard the end of the first semesten gul- tm'ing hoouule so excessive that tho E0100- tics determined to Fill themselves of their pesky youngsters by sending them on Her- t'lllP'dll treks lo the most remote vornvrs of Inysterioun N1. Holyoke. The frush proved a hardy lot. however, and, despite the multi- farious ordeuls imposed upon them, thq returned from their peregrinutions fully qualified to enter into the Mystic Union. Professor McManus christened the new Eclectic Steinway 0n Nmr-mhvr 5. 43 Miter. Richardson. Coyne. DeGralff. anelson. H. Phelps. 5. Rnsner. Borrner. Rut 't'hl J. Edn urda. anhl. NE of tho canny Phi Sig financiers man- aged t0 vornm' the wallpaper and paint market so that xA hen the unsuspecting hroth- ers returned from summer vacation they were coerced into completely altering the decor of the house. This metamorphosis was barely completed when the first gangling freshman mum strolling in the door and made himself at home. Eleven others fol- lowed suit. One 01' the outstanding.r social events of the season was the iinhl and woolly West party. Lnbbee. Whitman. Tobi. R. Manughlin. Dids- hury. Clarke, Cuvnnius. J. Rnsner firs! row: Kvllnm. Luerk. Keller. R. Buldxsin. Beglin. Wundzlll. Uexler Moore. W. K. Taylor. Evans. Spurricr xvrnml row: R. h. Buckingham. Reyes. Bishop. Md Iruy. third row: E. A. Whilv. hulvrllill. Bonm-xille. Muy. Singhum CROSS COUNTRY C. McLaughlin. Fine- gun, Daniels. Proud. Krllom. Heurn. Soukup UTUMN found the Christian Association more active than t'vt'l' under the leader- ship of officm's K011 Taylor, Boll W'mlkku. Slvvo May, and Ken Evans. It comprised soventy-fivc mmnlwrs diYidPll into special groups in order to attain u more Pffm-tivo concert of effort. Tho Social Action Commit- tee engaged in sm-iul artion in the com- munity. A committee of el'l'w-tivo citizen- ship was very Pffit-ient. Daily devotions wore sponsored in the Chapel. Clazer. HE IUSI Crms Cnuntn squad logged a rommontlultlv 4-2 record against 0V- ll'omoly strong opposition. IIVIIO lvunl guinwl Inomvntum sluwlvx in tho vurly stages 0f the t-umpaign. l'OiH'llt'll top form in mid-smson. and won! on to m'm'powm' its Opponvnts dv- t'isivoly in the remaining illn'v nmvts. TIIP Wcisnwn. Iml II'V Captain Tom Snukup. scor- ml a brilliant xit'lory in tlm Littlv ,IVlll'l'l' nwel lo rvtain tlw CIIPI'isIINI Pullml lx'y t'humpionsllip. CHRISTIA N EQxNL QQMML firs! r010: Pmu-ll. Lolspeirh. Bnmmun. Hulv. Chmluil'k. Brum'll sm'nntl row: 5. $nilll. Murphy. Cox, Trnuln'idgv. Rm'kxu-H. Buumm. Nublw. J. Bmwrs. P. l'hrlps. H. W HID . Truuhwin Pad Wa- PSI Upsilon this ymr sm-urml u dvl'ling delegation of fuuru-on nealr-Helluisszlm't' men. Some of these lads displu'x HI uthlmic ulriliu second Ollh 10 tlwir striking smmir fair . Bruce Hale. Knute Nolrlm. and Dizzis Trautwoin added a certain 6010! to the fresh- man football tram whilv W'ink WWIMm. Berl- lo Baum, Draco Cox, and Rm'k'x lim-kxu-ll 'uvortvd on the soccer field. President Dick Barth and the other men in the higher H-holons of tho Xi chuptvr kept 01050 watch on departures for Smith and urrix'als on tho steps of Psi l3. firs! rmr: Simonvl. Remenmyder. Chiltenden, Mullllmw. T. leldxsin sprawl rmt: Lorkh ' Unddin. Clvmenla. Erlwrmn. S. Nelwn, H. Ch: Bm'hmzm sculwl. firs! row: A. Sluhl. Zuchos. Sulkmuki. Mungiufiro. Anex. W'uodllouse scaled. serond rou': Eastman. R. Bald- uim l1. Richmond 1;. Smith, M. Taylor sealed third rmr: H. Smhl. T. M. Taylor. Haze . Reyes. Swan, Kenerson. Null. Strohla, Beck. W. Hart sealed. fourth row: Leisy. Czepiel, SheuH. W'ood. Ramini. W. Roxw, R. Bailey, Meer slumling: K. Taylor, Oaks. McAvoy. Zweibel, Slix. Shep- ard, Keena, Anderson. R. Fisher. Allen. Lundin. Paxton, M. Tuylon Steurie. Stern. Lcsrhcr. Ikebe, LeTournc-au, Bundles Smga IMMY Solwrs was ro-Ploctml cook at Sig- I ma Chi, and House Consul Kenny Taylor and Vice-Consul Kim Zat-hos won- swept in- to office on his apron strings. With Hank Hamini as empirical cvidencc 0f the peer- less leadership in the kitchen, it was inevit- secure a fine able that the house should delegation of gourmands. Brother Ric Sartlo : talented toe and spec- nincly-one yard touchdown dash Upsala, together with McCurdyman defensive work, tacular against George Anderson's fine greatly tions to vanity athletics. augmented Sigma Chiqs contribu- first table: XV. Rowe. Mt'Avoy. T. M. Taylor. Null. Stenrie, Meer sorond table: R. Hall. Sheaff. Rundles. Anderson. Amw. Lest'hcr. W'. Hurt. Mme! third MMP: LeTouI-nezlu. Alan. Lumlin. K. Taylor. Swan fnurlh tnblp: Halon, Fool . Strnhln ERMONT, Dartmouth, and Colby Jun- ior prm'idml very stiff compmition for this fallis Yacht Cluh. Commodores Jack Swan and Joe Lunn, however, never quailed hcfore the fury of the. gale, and voyagcd through turbulent Haskellys pond, Vermont, to a thrilling second place. The University of Vcrmont. which, in unsportsmzmliko fash- ion, uses its own craft and is co-cd, edged the Wies gohs for first. Wieatherheaten Win Russell was dubbed sprin;.r commodore. He will he ahly crowed hy Bud Johnson, Bill Taylor, Phil Flagler, and Bill Fcchtcler. PRE-MINISTERIAZ Cl 113 R. Taylor. Rupp. E v u n s. W'onkku. Ernsberger, Wanda . Underhill, Keller. E. A. White 48 YA CH7 Cl 113 Flagler, W. Brunet ll NDER the leadership of Professor Bill Spurrier, the Pre-Ministorial Cluh con- tinued its discussions of a theological na- ture, and they were very good. The topics t'cntcrcd around the problems of Christian college studentsa for they did not compre- hend. Like the CA, from which it stems, the club is important in the Wesleyan com- munity, and it is very good. sealed: W. H. Russell, Lunn. Greenwood, L00- mis, Muirhead, Gamble, Swan standing: Markelson, W. Taylor, firs! 1411210: R. S. Hardy. Ht-Ilgem Art'nzl. B. llmilbml. W. Fisher. Ineson joy. Rmsun. Zurko. .I. Mull. E. U. Whilv. Jurk lublo: Zormm. Hurrim Boon. Bnmnmn IAU p. Ihirtl fourlh IuIIIv: svt'nml lublo: Olwrkollrr. J. F. Moll. W'un. Kygvr. Bcl'l-Ilit-IIL shilcnn-ilh. R. Imuu joy. P. Dodge, Urinklmmc .wulml: P. Hodgru Lumlvqnun. Iimlnvr. shuttling: lh-rlini. lhmn. R. Luxvjn, ESPJ'HC the prmcm'v of Bernie Lexin- son. lllv character of Sigma Nu is ulunv reproach. le wnior class has two potential wourvra of llw cloth. two wnultl-Iw 11001013. un vmlnj oniv tvut-Imn a ln'v-law sllulcnl. uml a socialist. Paul K-x 301'. u sm'Vos as 11 sm-iul s orlxvr in tho Middletowu Parish as does Jurk Zomlag. Mikv Rown- lhlllth is vhairman of the Honor Slwtom Com- millec. Rushing Chairman Charlie Ellis h a member of Delta Sigma Rho. Hon Drink- hullse supplies tlm In'otlwrsa Vivluuh and in- prv-ministoriul hllltlvnl. drums some 0f the loss agilo Sigma .Vlh in tho finc points of Hm lm'psivlmrmm art. Pctv Gulml knows owr a Ilundrml bird culls. Sigma 7ch h'nhlrnng. Unix king. J. ll'humus. llurrim I'thlxm'. Znndug. lurmm $$ 8 Lu '1' !!! ' - :... 1 w Is . 49 Th1: Uckca 11011-righli The Chrislnms Sing lrenler-lelH Clams lime 1upper-ocnler-riglll W llm-rfrulcrnily basketball 1lawer-t'enlcr-righl I The Della: Tilus 4ImIIom-righlJ M ., m9 r-ztw . v 2;... 92-33;: J, A I I, ' 54.?1-mQ3. $3.2 w 3; WVINTHHTHHC pull I'H'vulml lhul llu' most popular programs wvro tht- Class- ical Houn Stump lhv Profs. and How the Students. With lln' inslullalion of the long:- uwuited coaxial cable lo the Imilvr room. eastern lislmwh wvro brought into llw stuv lion ! sphvrc. All the denizens of South Col- Iogo vrmwlml around Dean Eldridgo's clj slul srl us tlw first words 011nm mvr lhv air: 'Wthl Imlll God xr0ughl? 01M PODRIDA Blhi 0w Malnum'r Jvrry I'ulrirk uml EdillH'-ill- Chiwf hluurt Goldsmith X u-iIn-L N.Innzm. H. Hurt. Nrmh. knight. Rmmn. B. lmxinmn Si UMETIWH in Dt-n'mlwr. Professor Curb hogan to think ulmul publishing; u y'ar- hook. The Pub Board Wih imprvssml silh hi5 illPil. and. al'tvr lvlvplmning 11Iv to find out whether lhm haul such an animal. llll'PP Ilumlrwl clollzux xxus sol usith- for thin um- hilious project. It was Jovidml to mill IIH' hook WHlu Pmlridzl hit'll. Inan-x lrzuls- lutc-II. moans nws$ slow. 30 BASKETBAH I l T l0 mmlgt' Ind .xvalrF rm'mwl. llw 1- - lmun l'hv fuc-ml u ruggI-d .wlxmlulc- 01. fillvvn gillllvs. Cuzu-II .InImn-x Wood's main prohlvnh prtnml lo luv the dn'finilv lurk ul. llvighl amtl the task of finding lhv riglll rum- hinulion out of a host of returning Ivllvrmvn. le Jurling; I'ixv um Inuill around at nu- vlvlh of lllrov returning juniors: Captain HlI-u- Hu'x rn-lmunllin; ul rvnlvr pmilion. wl-slml urlial Bill Hark ul guard. and Bill 'l't-uvlmul ilh his unvrrin; unwllzunh-r ul unv of llu- fnnszml rltllh. V.x ing for lln' nlllm' lun slurtin; llPl'llh uvrv vxlwrimu-t-d svnimx .Iim Hvup um! IKrm-c- Hurkvr. uml junimx Hvrlp Kvllvllr-r and Jan Clark. l p from Iml Lulnluin Flr-u- 'ng :IIHI Cnm'll y-url I'I'valmmn Mllliltl. Imlh Hilh Hnnwhl and Hon Hvunl gmv prmniw of M't'inf; plonu 0f urliun lln'uuglmul lho wumn. VHNIH'II Im-l uilll Iilllv surm'ss in Th:- lhc-ir pro-Chrialmus 4:110 01' lhrvo games. Drupping Imuitlml tlvcisiuns in 1:0th Guard. llznwalnl. uml Springfield rvslwt-liu'l'x. III:- CurtlinuL wrmml unultlv ln I'ivld u xsinnin; I'mnlrinulion. JUIIII 01H. xmtlml: Bm'lurr. Bmu'tl. Kuplun. Runwhl. J. Nelmm Ray, Kcllcllcr, Hoxlvr. D. Nixon slmuling: Couvh Wood. May. Huck. Reap. Teurlmul. Managvr Cullvr. .l. . Clark. Bishop FENCING firs! run': W. Hurl. me. HugoVin. W. L. HlthJl IA'TUIIFIINIH. F. Dihhlr. Unrsm'll 5911, !1 flit : oung. Ht'llnvrlwrgm'. LPHA Chi Hho's zumuul Vvvinh'r Carni- Yill. I'vuluring tho Dvnison 'l'vrruw' Slu- Ium and I'm International Tran Ham- on Fuss Hill. was a vomphlv and unnliligzllml lriunlph. Tho Imuw was also quite plvusml xsilh ils mm furnace: and radiators. and plans uwv laid for tho purvhusv of pipes 10 t-onnm-l lllmn. Crms prvsvnlml its fourth un- nuzll forum with spt'akm's from Iran. Hgnrl. Frunvv. Britain. and Isruvl. who quurrvlml uilll nnv :Inmlwr lu-I'orv 2m mvrflms nucl- il'lle. 74g 61mm in. tillumpealu. 41nd9nherg. E ClNU prospvvla for lho st-ason svvmml smuvwllalt promising with svverul Ivllvr- nwn returning. The team featured a mm cozlt-II this 'xmlr in Frank Sumogvuri, who summvdod Maulj Crimson. organizer of font- im.r ul W'Pslman. Loading: prospocts wore Captain Charlie Hogovin and W'urron Hus- .wll in tho sahrtu Hugh Young: and Bill Huwv in tho foiln ullll Gian Bert-hielli in the Plum t'lilh'h. The sqnzul made an auspicious slur! In dvl'ouling llw Univvrsih 0f lem'clit-ul. 20-7. MvUill. Sleinlllvr. IAH- Suggm Ferxwrulal. K. . Julmmn. Horrmun CARDINAZ DlTUH-I -CHlEF Jzu-k Wurru-xK Christ- mas Cardinal was llw Iilvrulj Sllt'COhB 0f IIH' 30111: As a vmnpilalion of NW stt in Cardinal xsriling sinm- 1933. it had oquul uplwul ln umlvrgrzuluulos. alumni. and the Lung Lilllt' girls. Spvcial note must lw maulv of tho finv solvvtiVih ol' Hlilors Clmo SVIIHPPIjOFgFI'. AI hwwlvricksun. and .lm'rix Pulrivk. as ou-rcisml under the guidunt-o of Murray Bill Pugh and Don Arrownnilh ulv so dost-n'v un ut-culzulv for finanving lllP Cardinal through smui-volunlun contribu- lions and int-rvusml mlvvrlising. Ewn Mivkm Cohen l'nuntl llwir molhmls pruismvm'llu. Ex-Ellilur Dick Sungvr :lnd Fxlilm' Juvk Murray Hzllwnit'lll. illizunsml. P.ItFil'lx. Prurum. lemfurll I l'Hl G lhv ninlor. tlu- tlwulrt' produced ronjuimb Christopher Fr-Vs Thor W ill: Nngvh uml A'A Phoenix T00 Frvquvnt. Hr. Fry. 21 nolml l'OllH'lHlbO 11D plal-x wright. ulsu xsrnlv Tho Lud-x's 0! for Burning. starring: John Giolgml and Punwlu Brown. varvltuhly lmth haul vommitnlvnh 10 Loo Schulwrl and wore not znuilulrlo for thv Pvnnllvlnn prmlm-lion. Director Pvmllvlon again usml the arena lylw staging. xdlich mmhlvs him 10 soul ftm- vr lwoplv for wwh performance. As in WHIP Tanning of tho Shrt-vx. nlusir l'or llw winll'r presentation wan supplivd IQ Mr. Winsltmk ohov urt-hmlru. 50b svrc In 01 Ilmn Ihmlllln. '92 THEA 7135 31, ac NR, 6543 .wulml: H. Miller. Leh- man. Alwl slumliug: Dell. Uny-r. Ctmin. .I. H. Clark. l,illlir'ls. H. Burkinglmnt. . Buckingham. Bislmp. Bnllrnlmrk. Mtil'lmnk- HE Epicurean iniliulion Iumqm'l um Wl TEH. usuulh un 0x1ronwh lmrrvn oulsluutling during: the winlm'. Alumni wuson for tho Jrgus. lnrmwl ov-op- Sl-crvlur-x Jim Dn'xor rm-oiuwl u womh-rful liunulb rmnlrlling. us the xxlmlr rumpus Iw- rrsponw 10 his inxitulions lo thv alumni for gun to lake a keen inlorvsl in tho uvlivilivs llw t-vrvmony. Poivmulv Jack Guzzvltu gru- of tho vnvrg'rlit- Volunteer Fire Dt-purlmvnl. Piollhb Sllpplh'tl Bisodol. Tho I'tliluriul Muff of Don Parlor. Tvtl Shap- iro. Jack Guzzvtlzl. P010 Gulwl. and Hon 'l'ho- Brnlulingnugiun Bola lmskotlnlll . - . . lo'un with 4x foot l'our Harm Cowin 'lml Dzmwl sulblmlulml thou otlu-r mlormls Ill . . J six foot tlln-q- AI Bishop. 3'01 0H 10 a winning order l.0 gle N,.llll,l.mv vmlm'ugv t0 HHS mm- d'u'l D'lih MNdOHH 'lrnuml the piano wore lrmvrslzll orgumzulmn. slm h xuh rrvutml In . . .. an inkulmhlv facet 01' Bell life Fx'vrx 0110 prolm-l lhv Huhllvltmn Urummm' School . . A vuu'vrh unliripulml the arrival of quill v1 and ulllvr ut-zulvnuc Innlllmgs lrmn um I'll! - F . :- - - . ' . . . .. . In-r - '0' . oulum. olhclulh signllymg Ihul unollwr l HmHJFIMWIh Mm England xxinlm' had lmssml. A 13605 soulwl: Umsling. 5. Ruan- t-r. H. Hum. Burrugv. Urvis. Lunn standing: Con . Collins. Horlw. Seche- Hmnherl. .lulu'o. HvNeilL Clolm-lh OH dwwi 35f .wulml: Cullrr. N'Ilipnlzm. I'vul'wm I ; - u m'untliny: kllmnlvr. H. H. Hunrv. IAIIIIIL J. lilnrk h'rtnumilh. M. Smilll. anu-Ihn-ulvr. IHILIHIU MEDINA! KP y NCH y-ur. llu- mrious llounm on mun- pus .wIm-l our of llwir nivv juninh lu lwvomo u mmnlwr of tho Cardinal Km. Thh splvm nl' pl'opm'linniil rvprcN-nlulinn is xvr'x vl'l't-t-lixo in prvvonling mu unv lmuw from lu-vuming nmrv inlimulvb au-quuinlml lllun thr nlhvn nilh le155 prqurliu- l'rtmlmwn. VIVIIO imlixillual mvmlwrk Ilulivs mntuil .Jlmsin; xisilurs umuml llu- t-zlnlluus. Ilv all- so vomlm-h xhilin; lvunh to tho .Jlmu'r rmnn uml lo sundr-x other moms xIlit-II might prove of illlPrtNl. .Iolln lh-Im'nsnylvr is prvsith-nt of IIH- tlurnlinul Km and th Cutlvr is wrrvlzllj- lra'zhurvr. Hmsiv Kumnwr. Dana Pmlrmn. Boll INIIJHH?. Snufltx Wnith. .lau'k Ship- mun, Bolt Wnorv. .lm- Lllllll, .Iuix Clark. Dun M'rmumilll. Sum Hrmul. uud Otis Tinllwr- lukr vmnprisv lln- rvsl of lln- group. Mr. Brtmn. Burrt'll. Szymumki. Hudom Eggers. Neumun. Professor Briggs. Dink- hury. Dibble. J. Murray. likrrhielli FRENCH Cl 118 Professor INTER soldom uplwurs uithoul some SllLHA in this norllwrb Clilllv. uml 5110M never fails to moan snowballs. Th0 Dolls uro all 100 awurv 0f lhis natural le-nomvn- on. us lhm urn lmmlh olrlitvrulml Ir'x lhv combined ranks of Crow and Sigma Nu marksmvn. This winlvr lllm employed the Von St-hlvifft'n plum Inn 10 no ux'uil: grmll- or nmnpowvr triumphed and once again lhvy Hod. with Charlie Hmlys Imlging wul- lt'l tho opposition . primar'x lurgvl. 74c 966m 7am R. S. Mlmrv. J. Jul! - mu. D. Pnrlw. Cheney. Linton. Hume. Wundull. Rirh. Murlver. Plimp- tun. Hoyt. Olson. E. Hsvlwr. .erll. VIA Smith H'HXRCHI G unabsis of tho ohjovliu- wlf tlvluclwdnvss of Houssvuu's Confus- sions kv'xnulml tho Fn-nvll Club's winlv uv- IiYiU. Pl'vsidvd over In Lvnniv Vlorris and llw rvsl ol' lhv Frvm'h Department. tho vlulu mol in annvvx House and mud? lilmlions lo Vlurlvnv DiMrit'lI with Dave Coolwlns incom- parable Till rmlgv. Thnvx also delegated u cummillvo In make an vxlvnsivv vollvclion of French posl vurtls in order 10 conduct an vunmlugical and anatomical stud'x 0f lhv tlvriullions of French slung. smiled: Sluhl, W. Ellis kneeling: Lukv. Epslein. Trumhnuer. Flagler 1:. MrLuughlin. Kuuh-r. Sinw. Morrison. A. smmIing: Courh OaHunlon. Manager Parsons. H. Chaise, Callahan. Graham. Dewey. WRESTUNG OACH Dick OiHanlonE optimism tron- cerning.r the prospects of his wrestling squad seemed entirely justified by the out- come of the first meet, as Coast Guard was pinned 16-12. Boh King and Dave Sime hattlod vaoh week for a starting herth in the I30 pound class, while Boh Morrison wrestled his sec- ond season for the varsity at 138. Al Stuhl. Doc McKee, and Chuck Lake vied for the 14-7 pound position. Captain Jack Graham an aggressive scrapper at 157, also wrestled his second year for the varsity. Ed Downy. Jim Trumhower, and Mike Epstein added depth at 167, while Corky Chase, last year's superlative New England Freshman Chumlu wrestled at 175. Jerry Callahan, improving greatly from last year, tied down the heavy- wcight spot on a good sophomoro-junior tram which promised even more for the future. Captain Jurk Graham in m-liun Oh HEN winlvr vunuu DU Jisgm'gwl its ulhlt'lvs onto thv playing fields of W eslvyun. Jay Clark. halskvtlmll: Julmn'x Hillor uml Mikv Fabian. swimming: and Dave Simv. wrestling. wvro but a row nl' tho stvllm' rvprownlmiu's. GERMAN Cl 03 Zornlm. Professor Dunhum. Eggers. l'ro- fawn vaeinllau'lll. T. Shapiro. Professor tIurLs. Kuhn. Professor Blank- enugel. Neumun. Juhre. Buck soulml: lAllDlllim Sinun SumlI-n slumliny: Ii. Muuwll. R. Hunlmm. Hinvkley. Sunburn. H00- H'I'. Ucigt-r. Luvku ERB Zornow. prvsidvnl 01' Dvr Ih'ulsl'lu- I'vroin. also loads its Imbv vr Hm'h quar- lvllv. Plans wore mad? for I00 lwr t-onl club purliripulion in Professor Curls annual Spring Wumlvllopping lswlixul. SQUASH first row: Juvulw. Lllrils seroml rmr: Couch Plngonlmef, il'lmer. Suilrr. kreney. Chi.- lcnden. Henlz. Minugm' J. .Iuhnmn. Feins. Hopkins. Hvrrnmn. lullron HIS winlvr. Mun Plugvnhools unall'x I HIE lid Mul Llulr. squII xms Ioum'lul wlu-NII tmun faced a liming. sr-Ilmlulv. m 1919 and scrum rvlrvslnnvnls ullvl John anti pvrfm'mml ul numlwr unv. mrry nwvling. had a Vor'x ilt'liVP yvur umlvr DWiIVIII Herrman and Jim Sailor wore num- Davv vandall, grand master. lln- mvmlwr: F ' n - how two uml tlu'ov rvslu-vlixle. The nllwr hvarll lot'turm 0n mu'rvnl nu'du-ul resouull vix pmilion: were filled In John Williams. In outstanding mortiviuns and had a Cham-v h . A . ' Jim Hopkine Bill Falcon Mauro Koonm. lo lwromo at'quumlml With the grmluult- Bob Lucas. Glt-n Jul'oln. and Bill Chiltvn- M'IIOOIS 01 tllvlr prelorvm'v. Jon. PRE-MED CLUB soured: Kulullm. 'l'svu. Meumdmy Kummn'r. .Iu- willy. Profesmr Cuspuri. Profenor G 0 n d r i 1' II. 5M2m. LcTuurneuu. Rum- ini. W'am shuttling: Oaks. D. Kvndull. NPM- mun. Burk, Frederick- um. Friedlund. Lumb- rem. Svhmnlwr. inn- 510i n. Rvnwnmydrr. Burhmun. W. .Fisllvr. kelnmn. Burlmmn. Rm- enlplulll .wulml. lira! rmt: Julius. l4. Shapiro. Uurdnn. tlollulo-lun. Boon svutotl. am'oml rmr: . Smith. H. X. XVIIilP. 'rtdCh- uul. HeIUut-u standing: Souk'n tTIvnn-m. P. Shapiro. llnpe. Cesvhirkler. Riv? Tlmrgvrm-n. Hay. Sauna Burwr. ln- dvrllill. Aileen C. llnuk. Ml-Cunnell IIIHS'IWI AS J Houw aml l'nunnl lhv irunm'ludir lvrnlll- alrrixml ill IIIP Erlt't'liq' Pl'a slill singing M-xt Tllilllkhgh'ing in u rnnlrznonlion of NW mmival laws 01' ll - M'usnns. The traditional Eclectic Christmas 1mm. whit-h. an .uxt. is not vmctionml In tho Collvgv Bully Trudilimb Commitlvv. was vnjmml I13 uH thaw Mm partook. Wit-kvix Spillullv's nmsvsl opus. 'I'lw Lung: Hit. xula lhv chief topic of tliM'llBhiOll in vlmplvr mvt-lingm SPANISH CLUB szeiln-l. Sunlu. Professor Rnuru. Herr. Lt'zlYill. H. Chase. .1. ,lnhnwn M; 746 gafectc'cd lllv absence of Pancho Villa. Ric 51ml . I'll suprr-nm. was lllo spvakor zll llw Spun- ixh Clulu-s first nu'vling. HP tlvliu'rml 2: dis- t'lvlll'hl' ml lhv rvlulivo nwriln 0f iguunulmrg- l'l'h uncl hamburgers. Bornio U'Hourkv. prom- invnl Custiliun diner owner. was the impur- liul junlgv. Ho tlvt'iclvd in l'uu'u' 0f hamburg- vrs. Hr. Huuru hit him silh u Immlolvru. B r u n v r. Snlilll. Sundin. Prufvsmr Eullm. Crudelv. I'Ium- mer. Prnfesmr Cohen. Professor Bnlv-x. Profes- ROSA CZUB Irlu'oling: k 0 l m :1 n. Plimptun standing: Ahlherg. Cn-eger. W . Devin. J. OUTING CZUB smzlwl: Hriloun. ch. llollinp. Uuldslrin. IA. Dmix. .Iulu'v. K. Johnson. H. Mull. Holeunn. kvllom. 1?. l'hher. Fisher Sllllltlilly: Harris. FFIlllllIllll'ile. lAmmis. linurrnnm. 30F 1111 Dyke. IV. Thom- :.I.-'. me. Quinl. Cumm- llh HIS winter. Uuling; Club spvnl 34'qu limt's ul Conn Cullvgo. Il. llnlyvkv :unl tho HiIIIIItw-x Hoqnitzll. levv 1'20 Ililu- In Haunt Higlu' ill t-un-jum-liun xdlll llw Humlus k C. l'li- nlznml llu- rPilMDllls m-Ihilim. Harm Cull- illgm lm-sinlvnl. ulul Dirk Kvllnm. vllivl' U- pinid. lecl I'ulzllilivs to a minimum on tho ulrimh nn-mlwn of Mn- trip. llHll'Il m lln- disuppnimnwnl 0f llw Pro-le Club. 1 RUFESSUR an lb L0. nwnlor. and Tom Smith. prvridvnl of NW Rum Club. in- duvlml smvrul nms mvmlwrs inlu llln' mp- lH'iw 0f llw Im-Hnml Plano and Third Clan Lmvr. ICv-vrpls from V-xslun's Prinripiu and John llvrujxk Tlu' H II xwrt' road in u rupvrnul 5mm Lulb riluul iniliallin; lllr nmirvs. Iu'onzv plaque t'urliguling ikn- Iulh Cupornit-lh xsus prvsvmml in tho nlm'r- xutm'x. 00 WIN 7E1? HOUSE PARTIES i;:m;l i:lli Http-I'I'ulll I The Prom met'r-lru I He-lw w-vnlvr-I'iuhl I IJL tlmllunbrlgllH Iki l Plil Linllm Iirlrrlir Hllhn Ih-Il Figmu l.lli lki L second row: Muurvr. Hirks. Hiddlr. Shumun. Ihirtl rmr: T. T. Taylor. Cluhxlmugh. Cormam. Hadley firs! rnu': Hillyer. Barth. Sutrn. Hermann. O'Connor Knapp. Shepherd llu' Dull-x sisters. 3.x rvplzu-ing lhv Vulhllt'r CXPT'U Dirk Barth It'll llw ulhih nu- lawn through their put'vr mh. John xsilll vIl-t-lriq- ligllb and Hit ninv lounl xsilll Uvnlz prvpzu't-d l'or unullu'r ouhlundin; u 010'3 and M vonduvlmg 3' INA Mluush smbun. Th:- qrhvrm rm-kml in tlwir orbits when it was unnounrml that tho Utm- nq Imprmmnmll Cup hull Iwon amardml m Psi Epsilon. for this was llw Imuw's grout- esl svllolzlslir uvhim'lenl sim-v tlw Jens nl' mun snub hull rvminism'm 0r .lolict in tho J00 Xurn Hmnm'iul Library the Psi lws in- tvml to ruminuv llwir zu-mlmnir pmgrom. I 7 thv qwinn. tlw G100 Club plans 10 Ilirm'l its attention to polishing to porft-vtion ilr rmulitiml of a HmlIPy 0f Stvphml F0:- lvr Songs. munpilml IQ Fred Prentice zmll urinon In Um Burruus. 'IVIH' Hmllvyu r9- t-vixml l'uun'uhlv nwmiun l'rom Arthur Dal- e'x hpm'lnxrilvr for llu- Nmr York Timm'. ulm ha: a rollmsnml vullct-liun of Stun Kon- lun rovonlsl ulwn il xuh uirvd m'or VVUH on tht' vl'h-rumronl Sal Hvlmliva hour var- Iivr lllh y'ur. Pruft-nor Dullry tlovan'l in- h-nll lo tlvlinlil lllP vlulu's vmlvznnh lo hlll'll a unull M'OIN'. Imwmvr. and an anllbitiolh program of modulations on tho Fnslvr UNI- Ivy is also t-unlmnplulml. GZEE CZUB Pr?ntire. W. L. HunI-ll. Iiaunhrmi. D. Whitllt-s. t HE Cardinals. Iikv tho .lihm'si are two more humorous than their parent Glow Club. This iear's aggregation has promised faithfully to return to the Wesleyan scour such gay numbers as igMy Grandmothel's Clovk, replete with Cossavk-style kicking and Russian lyrics. Apu Prentice is lllt' lvmler 0f the group. The singing momhvrs urv 'tBurtlett Pour- .xon. iW'oody Whittlos. Douhlo Chimi. Foodlmlee .Dunhmm Dctourii Nelson. Wrurkeyn Stuul'fm'. HDaniel in tho lion-s Denwnrlh. $ng 0- M Lumhrms'. and Cattlv Hussvll. Ih-num-lh. R. Hunhum. .I. StuuH'vr. t. tlhivn. IH-urson t HE Atisutvr lCllelnisln l Club has quite a distinguished history. On Ut'tohcr 6. I920. 11 motion was mud? to huy a hook to ln'osorvv tho minutes. 'Ivanty-six yours later. to the tint. tho lust pugt- of this orig- inal hook retards a motion to purchase an- utlwr hook to t'onlinuv prosvrving llw min- utes. It is certain that progross has not hovn nil between these two Inilostonos! Lmler the direction of Prositlvnt Tom Suukup. Veep Hurry Ceilings. untt Sorro- tary-Trousurvr Russ Sunburn, tho nwmlwrs arr making: :I tlotuilml stlnh 0f lhv physiol- ogical Pt'fvch 0f hottlogs and Iwor reacting umlor the standard t'OtHliliUlh of sunshine and llit'llit' grounds. Stutt'urd. MI'Kmm. .wul ml : Pushkn. Uruknl'l'. Prut'vnm' Uomez-I banez. Profenur ford. KeImun. tlollings. Budd. Keslerson. Suukup, J. W. Mil- ler slumling: Remenmyler. Neunlun, Frwtericksun. Friul- lund. ltzunln'en. Lut-kr. Hex- :lntler. I'rufes n- Seuw. Sun- horn. Xnvx. Emlmun SWIMMING lirsl rnu': Nrunmn. Hurlh. .wrnml rmr: Cmu'h Mr- Curth. BrumL .I. . kupm Ginn Ihlegmx Mlmlenlu-rg I'anrizm. Mcy-r Cluuhx irk. . Millvr. I Pnlurgml and Vignrmh Mm: Bureau Inaml'ulh umlvrlonk thv job of diHvr- c-nliuling Wmlvyln from Wvollmqu in llw minds of llw Anwl'ivun poulnlv. ICtlilor U Hurkvlmn julliriousb tlm-itlml In llmh-rplau tho nlnious biological Mllbtlvlhm and In von- t'l'llll'illP 0n dispensing sllt'll dislim'liu- mu- lvriul ah tho Bmuloin coup ill tho Bullvr- fivhhl. Mrs. Willizunsmh Bill Low. and MN llmr Kl'ork runlribulml South Collvgv lidluilm .wnm- illll-rv-ling NEWS l mIn-rhill. X. mu. kyge-r. Lulu IE. Lexinmn jHUSPI'XITS l'ur l'lir xsinlcrk :uimming lvzun womwl m 1w quite good. Captain Dirk Barth und .qprinh and Jun Vumlvnlwrg in tho tliStilIlCPs Chule Clluthxile in tho xu-rl- llw nuhlumlin; l'rmwhlvrs. shilc Inrvuslslrokn-I's Gt-urgv Hurris and John Uinn. Inu-kalmkvr Sum Brown. diuw Bill H001: and frvv-rl'xlq-rs Niko Fabian. John HilIt-r. and Don thhki uidml lhv Cardinal t-zum- mmsitlt-rnlnly. BUREAU Mnrkvl- lb'slllnll. RA YMOND DODGE Cl 08 .wulvtlz W . Bucking:- hzun. W. L. Ruswll. Crvenu nod. Prufesuvr Urrvnhnum. WV. Millur. I'rnfrnur Mu-Uldluml. 1L Ilurl. l,ifse-l simul- in : H. Slmnlr. Norton. Brady of Pan lm Dog. IiVilim of 1110 Ruynnml Dndgv Club. Th1- Im'lurm will lw pulvlishml in form in lhv .aning; mlilion of NW .Wvlr EM;- luml lertt'rly vaimr undvr lllv lillc of l, HESIDEXT Dt'm' Hillalr thIhPrlNl a 00;;- cnl rPl'iOS ol' lm-lurvs on the '153 chums and the which so! tllv 10110 for llw C: munninNrn lung! Hm Hurfurlune. Miyukv. 5. ,l n II n s n n. tIIuImw-uu. Knight. I'rofe-ssnr Fill- vy. Mackey. Prul'eum' Neunlunn. Ihn'id. Eu!- ler. Trinvl. .IllllTP. knill- lune. .l. Sluan-r g 10 tPruh-nur Sigmund! 0umum1 h llu' inlvllN-luul louder uf this .H'ur's IRC. Psyvlum-s 0f Pznlml WSI ur- Il th propusml m am-urv Kg lAng Khan in xpiriluul lmulvr. lmt u pmwrful noncon- formint Mock dissvnlml. uml thv l'llllb. Hm: fur. has rvmuinml umlvnominuliunul. let'k lJuImI 'HzIt-lw'x h president of lllv IHC. untl IIL uidc-Ilc-vump is VAIL- 17.4011ka Dmiil. mumm-ripl Th1- Panlm lvnugH. A0 SPRING SPRING, I952. . . Draft rvgidrulion tluln ll231l X W. llop-rithU Clark Hull lrvnlvr-Ipfl Hui INi lrunlvr-righl! Hurl'imun Hull Umllnml 80 timnmillvvnwn Clmmn St'lnu-vlwrgvr. Hggels uml Pnrla-r 60111561.: BODY SENA 715 N tllt' spring. the Cnllvgc Body Svnulv hopes to rmlm'orulo tho rusplomlvnl Hu- rlid room in Fisk Hall. whore they hold Hwir Im-vlings. r. Arnold. 0f the Hallw- mutit's Dvpurlmvnl. has prmnisml tn contrib- nlv some non ximlilv llylwrlmlit' purulml- aids. The plunhy social scivncr room in tho SUIIIII win;r 0f Fi5k Hall will Im rowrvml for llw vnlvrluinmmnl ul' Hsiling tlignilarivs. Ila icP-Prwidenl E11 White. President Herb Kl-Ilelwr :md Secrelury Trrusurvr John I'nrmnh mugnifirvnl lilrrzn'vs is ulrvmh luring; stm-kml ilh wading matter of unixm'sul inlt'rml sllvll 41.x IIH' Nzuld-Wq' uII3 Hlum lmlvr llw Imulvhllip nll inidvnl llvrl: Kollolwr. and his ussidums Ml x hilv. xil-v- prvsiclvnl. and John l'urmlh. wrrvlulj drums- urvr. lllv wnutr sm-s m'w xdtlr x inub for in- crvusing ih Ilsvl'ulnms In llu' rollvgv. Plauh m mn-uurugv Ilw prunnion ol' llu- x olunu-or Isirv lhipurluu'nl urv ulrvml'x in llu- making. PUB! l 634 MWS' 30:4 PP xmlvll : l'rn M. Mr. R ogm'in. M u rralp Mr. Connolly. feswr Curls. D. Purl- Pulrick. Arnmsmilh. Dielz standing: ilI1m. ,I. HIC Pulp Bmu'tl umlruh tho purm- strinp lln- WESIV. It is organized alum.r lhc linm of tho Anglo-Suxun Vilun. Hrs. illiummn. lln' South Collogv l't'lH'PPPlllilthP. i! tho unb for all vollvgv publivutimh and mmnlwr willmul suffrugv. Prnfwsor Curb i.- und hm Imvn IH'Phillt'lll of 1hr Board for lllv last luvnlyfiu' .xours. Don I'm'lvr h Hrv- prosidrnl. As of lib! spring's vlm'lions. IIM- other members am- Jonjx Pulrirk, Chip Gold- smiill. .lill'lx Hurray Don ermumilh. John Tobi. Jack Willow. Jim Rogovin. and Tom Houkup from tho stmlonl contingent. M1 Divtz. Horln Connolly uml Butrll Limlnu-h arr lllv farulu rt-prvwmu- lives. Dorsey Cllurliv A 5 1hr Ullu Pm! gov: lo prvss. Cardinal mvmlwra ul'v calm in llw rorhtinh Illul lluj xdll uvulln'r the annual slnrm of pro- lvsh In those fmv undergraduulvs slm nhh In wv u drit-lb humor muguzinv 0n vam- Illlh. 'HH- rlliluh lmpn- that tho u'rnal .xvusun uiH rulm- .xmm- nms urih'lm In 'lll'lHHHll in lllvir Iilvrun lmllmuw. Tllv-x :u'v m-rluin Illul il' lllv'x find a i'tm nvophylva lu follow in 1111' flblblslvllr 0f rogulzlr runlrilmlun Fred Wanda . .lnlm Ht'vly'. mill Stmv ilkmsw ski. sslm ill'P ulrvmb authors and illllll'tiP lminvrs of mum 1101?. the spring Cardinal Hill In' an unqualified nm-m-ss. CA PDIAM Srhm-vlwrgvr. I'ulrirL. ermunlilll. M run Z. Salllgn-r. .l. Hlulngmphy Monty Nrunmn. Lih- '7 Editor PHI kn'Ht'llt'lu uml Mmmging Etlilur John Nolan HE nrrixul of spring nill prvvilnilulr u rmiVul of tho t-Iu'rishml thu Drll xmrm xwullwr lrmlilimh. llm-v again. lln- HT: and tlwir Smith qlplmrlvw xxiH 104-! all Rzlllur'r lu Ilisclhs lln' lmwilbililivs ul' gol- lin;.r off pm lwfnrv Juno. uml Pmu-Ilm Kvn- tlull will vdnnm- his garish .erts. rPPkilljJ of math Inllls. Fur lln- ulhlvlit'ulh inrlinml. llwrc' xsill Iw slrvllllnlls prvpuruliun fur lllv inh'r-frulm'- nil'x truck mcrl. But llu' lurnlIu-rlumll nill unvlvrg'u fur nmrv ruggml vu-rrisc- of IIH' vocal rm'lL Hmll nvruwl fur llull lrium- phamt marrh tlmsn llw vlmlwl aisle In the drain: of Win romo. wo Como . . p- 'n , .I v I'onrmn. 44er1. H. Wright UH Ulla l'ml h ulmml rvml'x for IllilllPU- graphing. and tho wlilon urc- t-zlllliulla- l'x lnu'king llH-ir Imp. Hfluvnl Jvrn Put- I'ivk. Illusilloss manager. Ilih ulrmuly flmul 1110 Hum. Inning vumv inlo 5111111011 goml fm'lllm'. Jim Hllrtlovk is parking his piano xsirl- nllil-II. in vmnlrination will! his prv- hvnailw l'ingu-rs. m-urml u humpvr prop 0f illlr. Hvrh Kvllvlwl'. wlf-t'slvvmwl liloralj mlitm'. mix ugt's nothing hut a val-lhumlwd first wlilion nl' lhll'itl Cnplwrfivltl. Dt'spito llwir rmpm-tiw anVivlivs. Ilou'ovm'. tlw 011i- lnrs rm'l rvrluin Illul tlw Imnk 110m lune an inVuluuMo prupvrly it burn: more vasily than the anlnn 'IVinms. is. Duvonny. MrkI-nziv. Rm-d. R. Porter. Could. W'. Murray. Ntmllull. J. 84 HE Cardinal nine enjoyed hut limited success during its 1951 campaign. On its traditional southern trip. Coach Norm Danielsa squad made a creditahle start hy winnim.r three out of five contests. one loss being a close extra-inning.r affair with highly touted Randolph-Maeon. The good prospects. however, materializ- ed into only :1 fair season. Among the re- maining games. W7esleyan scored victories BASEBAll at the expense of Arnold, M.I.T., Bowdoin, and Coast Guard. The team offered its one really poor showing in a 26-8 debacle with the University of Connecticut. In the Little Three competition, Wes emerged with a sole 9-6 victory over Amherst, having been edged hy the Lord Jeffs in a previous thrill- er. Williams took the measure of the Card- inal nine both times to secure the Little Three crown quite decisively. A final Conl- mencement Day loss to Trinity set the sea- son record at a mediocre total of eight wins zmll eleven 109: s. The Cards were sparked hy Captain Nippy Jones, dynamic, pint-simd short- stop, who won ample praise in local sport columns and consideration from several ma- jor league clubs. 110111101155 gift to the Wes euntingent. Danny Taylor, paved the Card- inal halting order with a spectacular .400 average. As a sophomore, Dave Nixon in- herited most of the pitching chores, and de- spite several heart-hreaking losses turned in an excellent performance in his first year of varsity competition. Prospects for this year seemed indecisive. In addition to Jones and Taylor, Wresleyan missed the services of Gene Demmer, uGigH Gaviglio, and Chappic Spencer. Responsi- hility fell to Captain-Eleet ttGoose Hoff- nlann, hard-hitting centerfielder, and Brlu-e Barker. veteran second baseman. The pitch- ing problem showed improvement as both Dave A xon and Russ Eggers returned with a year of valuable experience. Mike Cohen, Art Dexter, and Mike Shouvlin headed the list of players up from last yearis freshman squad. Wesleyan ............ American Univ. . Wreileyan . .. American Univ. ...... Wesleyan .. .. Randolph-Macon .', ersleyan ' Towson chslcyan Army ....................... Wesleyan Connecticut T. C. 3 XVesleyan .. .. Arnold ..... W'csleyan M. l. T. Wesleyan .. .. Stevens Wesleyan Bowdoin .................. Wksleyan Connecticut ............ Wesleyan ........... Coast Guard ............ Wresleyan WWlliams ................ erslcyan Amherst .................... XVCslcyzm Univ. of Mass. . W'Csleyan ............ Wriniams .................. Wesleyan .A ,, Trinity 77777 erslcyan .. Amherst Wesleyan ..... Trinity ..... first row: Soggs, May, Erkerson, Roche, Brigham second row: 13' ker. Ryan. D. Taylor, Gnviglio. R. Jones. Demmen C. Spencer. third row: Coach 0 . L, Crowley. W: a , Hugel, P. Hoffman . Nixon. Eggers, Van Zile, Manager E. Fischer. Trainer XVitkowskl z 4; ARGUS' I N llw .xpring. llu: Airgus Imrvuucruqx xdll lw rmnplvlvly rtrorganizml on tho Imsis of a nms t'mlslilulinn wtling up a five mun auhisun Imurtl prmidml anr It. lhv mlitur- in-rllivl'. This effort at 1Imnnvrulizatiun Inn ulroulh rm-viuwl tho plaudits of the cum- pus. ll 5 felt lhul llw, mm urramgvmvnl siH aim ghv lllv paper am zuhlml psychol- nuitzll lift without the llolvhwimls effu-vn of u svvrvll-x zltlulinislvrwl uphrmlisiur. Proxi- 1lc-nt Bullvrfivhl Plllllllillifulh :loniw lhul llw rlrglls uill mvr Inm-omv part of Illt' licuht t'lluin. l, EH llrllill. alflvr tlw annual Connt-l'lirul Valley monsoon .wuaun. HIP Cllillsios uill tome Msurming out 0f llw Lodgv IIP- lvrminul lo ululw llw front rumpus lht'ir very tmn Cont? Island. Jim Hvup and Holy Currivr iIl utilizv Ilw chapel Mvps ils IIH- first 100 0f the Lodgv gulf linka. xdlilv tlw softball lPillll will Iu- induHrinush vuntli- Dilllit'l. Guzzvllu. D. Porlvr. oIperL Malrkc-y 7h 64; Pm lh-up. l mpleln. BI'IIIIMHI. Barker. unes. Wax. R. Lexin- sun. M Cllivn. W. Brcmll. Binsuungvr. tlurrin-r. Rugmin. 011kku. R10. SrlIm-rhvrgvr. U. Vium linnin; fur llu- lvi; IHINII. Hin Cohen Hill In- selling up lhv jungle gun for llw uw of football ruplailh Jvl'n Callahan 21ml Umv ix0n. 11011 griuluuliun rulh :Irnuntl. ull llml nill lw 10ft 01' our 011m- uu'dunl Cillllplh uill Iu- lllo Kovp UH llw Grass rigllh and :l ftm dusl-rovvrml lvxllmolw tliwurdml In departing; wninr Lodgzvnwn. H. Smith. Shullvlin. Ford. Opprnlundvr. Slellrr. U. W7ilsnn. Luvm. Suvugv. Burbank. Rurk. Bird. Lzlrgvy. Vaughan. Berry. McCray IRA 0K mon- xiq-luriu- from u M-lnmlulv 0f vighl tluui meets. Both Cnusl Guard illlll Trinih wvrv ll ESPITE 2m imprvnhv 07-16 xsin mvr q-onquvrml in sl'nm'luvulur fashion. Cn-t-up- Connm-Iivut in llH' initial vm-ounlvr. luillh' Tom Soulxup unll Hourgv Wau'IH-r will last y'ur's trm'k loam salvaged 0!le two lw llu- nm-Imh 0f this spring's lvzun. firs! rtm': J. Hull. Cmu'll vHarlin. 'Hvyir .wruml run: Hurlxvr. Prnutl. Nmkup. Wn-LII. N. Hunn L Slulll. Murrill. Ixnzm'. Jumw Ihirll nm': Mallnlgn-r Ih-rrg. .I. R. Hiller. Lurkr. knnnnvr. Buvhmun. Daniels. Remmhnyder. Lunn. J. W. Miller. Malun-r. XV. Ellis. MvMulmn. Fun-w. l imIn-rIukv. tinurll 011mm ! soulml: R. Built-yg J. Tlmmur. WiIltm, Dunn- xun. Uorsurh simul- iug: Zormm. R. S. Moorm Ragga l mlerhill 1PKINGTIME will find W'ESU posst'ssml of a plolhom of talent. It is expected that must of tho froslmwn will have profiled Ipy the station janitorial dntivs assignml to OHN W05 llopm to field a softball lvuln of tho calibre of last vculjs run 5 whivll . r I humiliated the varsity baseball team in an vpit'al quoit oontml. lllvm under the wouram of classical radio . .. 7. Y ,, . . . l r . h'bulmrsonlv blwnln and wV 0rtor Lor- HhH-alluu lnslltulwl In Dzu'v Dunavzm uml . . . . . , dam llw w1zurds ul bvutt Lab, are planning: Robert Hulvhms. Unv 01 llw most Import- H .. , , . . lo t'olelwulv Prom Xv0kend by 1m vlumrin ant aspcvts of W hbl s lrunnm.r ls llmt ll ' I P ' the ancient Douglas Cannon and Iylowing off 1110 top of ,92 Theatre in a News Bureau- sponsorvd publicity stunt. montahly rt-sults 1n Important posmom tor Its graduates. Bonm and Emma. husband . . . Thur mentor. and VVIfO 10mm arr outstandmg vmmplos 0f 7 V , . . . , V T X . P1. Eaton. has pronnsed 10 graduate them llw ru-II rewards insulting HIP WESI 0mm - Hold. Swalzy. 72L is now cmploywl at Julilb' Km- sumnm rum Inudv if lhvy awurawly apply the in his chosvn John Cunwrml tho Izms nl' lvrnjvvtilv motion. An extra . , ,, , lmunh xAill lw ofl'vrml for am 01141 Pod edi- luurant as u result 01 1115 0510 1111 rudm ' ' lurs polishing in tho holovuuslit- Mast. training. mam fin! rulv: Erikmn. ?k- I riedllund. 1V. Thomm. in Urukon. Svhiff. Aron. W. t Lame. Lordun sm'nml rmr: Fiwhlronl. Markus. Harlow. Ruhino. L. lluh'nnmn, J. Shunlu, Rubinoxxilz third row: Slmltnn. WHrox. Pol- lock. Violpn-rL C. Fislu-r. llullinga fourth rmr: H. me. H. Whilru W. .Izlvnlh 88 ARSITIW tennis proud to ht: the high- light of last yvurhs spring athletics. us Stun Plugonhovf's Cardinals pilml up a 0-2 record. The Wt: nvtmvn :wopt to four successiv- victorivs over I'Coml. Arnold. A. I. C.. uml Bowrloin. with the loss of only l'iw- H'ls and a single mulch point. Follotsing a solhavk 10 North Carolina. the Cards rompml mm Springfield 9-0. thm'st Ih'fvutml Wt-slmun 7-2 to take the Little Three title. the W'ill- iams matvh hoing rained out. In tho sc-umn's finalv. Trinity tuna trmInt-ml 8-1. P45 $694 DHI Sig: eagerly ilttililr tho torminution of cold. P0141 winter m that 011cc again they van gather fragrant lmuqtmts 0f dun- tlvliuns in thv mnirons 0f Shanklin Luh. Tho Prom tsill he welcome too. with the gay lusrit's' swishiug their t-rinulinvs umuml the floor of the t'uvvfnou: Cage. There will hv more sm'ious matters likv oxanh and tlm fzu-ult't opon house to furrms tlw nollll' hrmva of tho Phi Sip with xsorrimvnt. hut. in gonme spring hill he a time for hlithv spiritm TENNIS tlozu'h I'lalgvnhm-L or. Lake. Manager Smith ?M-Imn. Vit'holl. lll'llll. J. Phillips. Hzlilrr. Hull- seutml: Ulusahm'g. U. Ednards smmliuu; J. J. Miller. Jansen. Kninr-I. M. Johnson. Williunmm. Heltxig. Duff le Carnival Hop! 'I'lw liurnivnl H'enlvr-IPIH DIV H'onlolarith Phi Sig tlIoIImn-IPIH The President goes lo :1 purly . . . l Imltom-righl D Sigma Vhi lh'uu Psi U thu Dt-Il Uungrrnlh Dun and rnllm't 91 first table: R. Bailey, Paxton. Suun. LeTourneuu. Allen. Lumlin. K. Taylor, Strohla second table: Kenerson, M. Taylor. Zzlt'lms. Woodlmuse, J. Slix third IublP: Shepard. Rmne, MrAvny. Steal'ie, Meer, Keyes Keena, Mangiafico, Rumini, Leisy fiflh table: H. Stulll. mund. Oaks. 0. Smith, Stern. R. Baldwin EFORE the first crocus rears its clfin head, Howie Kummm' and Al Stuhl will he pounding the turf in their track togs. Dunc erson will have already limlwrml up for the tennis season. Second term affirms, Bob Handles, Kim Zaclloa, and Bob Lumlin. will have thoroughly recolmoitered Bela in Preparation for the spring offensive. Currier. Stiles, Coach McCurdy, Reap. Berchielli, Daniel, Stellar 92 East mu n. Dodge, Zweibel. Beck, Kulz. .4 fourth table: A. Stulll. Doolittle. L. Ritll- HE Wes golf team was able to Chalk up only a one and seven record for 1951. Slmtout by Yak. Harvard. Williams, and Amherst, the Cards oamo lhrough with a six to three win over Bowdoin lo avert 21 com- pletely disastrous season. Boll Currier was most consislcnl in producing low cards for the Wiesmen. THEA IRE Nirlmrrl II: M1 192 St'vm- l match 1115! m'tlcr t0 ' HIS qrring. in Fpring's lwrl'm'nlam'v of Richard II, Mr. PPlllllClUll uml Xlr. Dalln urv propos- lug: juinin;.r l'orcw 10 proclum' u mnairul vuln- ml-x ssitll music In Slrzu'illsh illlll lvxrit-a Iy'x Max St-llulmun. ll xsill lw tlw l'ihl linu- since l'W lm's 001 ll inilrt'll in l9l3 that a musical llals lwon prOM-nlvtl ul th'slvyul. Hr. Pontllclon is umlvvitlotl ulmut llis wut- im.r arrangement. 5015 will he Ivy Norman Boullllry. ' HIS spring Sigma Nu plum on having an rm-urtl lu-n-vnlugr ol' l'rvsllnwn Ft'llll'll lrnm llwir qllvsls intn lllo ulllq ul' Ill'illll. The 'l'rul'l'iv Jami CIIIII xsill lw us m'liu- us vvvr In lllv qlvspuir ul' Livuh'mml lmuk of tho Milldlolowu police. A special parental xu-vlu'ml nill lw lu-lll lo au'quuim lllv fullu nilll llw luxuriw of vollvgv lil'v. Mnl Ullt'l' again. llu' lVlllll' Rose Formal will ilhpin- romantic xlllisprrs into rllvll pink vars. wulml. first rult: Hulwl. 1 rvnkt-l. Sllipmun. Hm- l'nlillllll SI'Illl'll. .wrnml row: 5. Wurlu-lrun. l'urmns. Hr. Relirlmnl. Prolvsmr lxnupp. .l. SluuHrr, E. Tzulnr. Ben'llivlliA AL Murkvlmn, Knight DEBA T E COUNCIl , Anex, R. Buldxdn. Profewnr Crunfurd, Kalz. C. Ellis, 2311-1103. F. Young 131 150LVED: that the Federal Govern- respectively, to 34 wins out of 48 dolmtos. mcnt should adopt a permanent pru- Basil Anex was president of the Debate gram of wage and price controls was the Club. The Debate Council, wsllivh oversees weighty intercollvgiate debate topic for this all debating activities on campus, planned year. Mr. Crawford and Mr. Falls couched another Clarence Darrow Mmuoriul intvr- the aggressive Varsity and frcslnm-n teams, fraternity debate. first row: Schreibern Sayre, Sheplmnl. Borrner, W7. Friedman. Anex second row: Coldslein, Pryce. R. Buldxsin. Horan third row: T. Shapiro, C. Ellis, P. Sleege, Schiff fourlh rou': F. Young, Zachos, Katz DEBA TE CLUB first row: Muir. Goddin second row: Ullian, Flynn. Bnehmun. H. Chase, Spadu. C. Brown. Harry, Cohen third row: Chadwick, B. Whitlles, Swanson, Ray, D. Wlllillles, Runst'hl C. Ellis, Professor Crawford. Zuohos first row: Kenigsberg, Protass. R. Smith, Dilts, Fekety, Baudry W. Cook, G. Phillips, Teevan, J. Olson, Eaton IGMA Xi is an honorary society for those men who have distinguished themselves in some branch of science. It was founded in 1537 by Roger Bacon and then lapsed in- to obscurity until it was reactivated by the Wright brothers at Kitlyhawk, North Car- olina, in 1903. The brothers had flown down there in their Pulmotor hiplane for an Elksi convention. They went in to dinner in the old Dunlap Hotel tnow known as the Gra- meroy Armsi and, as they were passing to their table, one of the waiters suggested that they re-estahlish Sigma Xi. Orville, the smarter of the brothers, decided that this was an ingenious idea, and so the society was reactivated. The society retained a southern tinge for many years because of the location of its renascenee, and, for a time, the Kittyhawk organization was known as the itFathack Chapter. During the first World War, the United States Government experienced some difficulty convincing the recalcitrant members of the southern chapters that they should abandon the inbreeding of diseased strains of hell weevils in order to work on armaments research. In recent years, how- second row: Lessow, ever7 the national organization has he- come more unified and, at present, only the Baton Rouge Chapter refuses to attend the conventions held north of the Mason- Dixon Line. Such outstanding scientists as Emil Pir- eau, developer of the three toothed ratchet, and Harry Brown, inventor of mathematical physics, have been members of Sigma Xi, and the organization currently embraces within its ranks Claude DuValle7 authority on hypertension, and Arthur Matlack, in- ventor 0f the cold virus. Some of the foreign chapters were almost completely decimated during the last full scale war t1941-1945t and have only now begun to regain their feet. Letters from abroad have poured into the Wesleyan Chapter thanking them for their pecuniary and spiritual assistance. One particularly interesting Inissive was received from the Montmartre Chapter, which is constructing a unique suh-surface house on the Left Bank just off La Rue Beuucoup. It is entirely composed of concrete but the members say it is very comfortable when lined with L s- trakhan rugs. David. Beaver, Markoy, W'nml. Crist-um. Szlrdn ' ILLIAM and Mary College spawned Phi Beta Kappa in 1776. W'Psloyan's chapter, Connvcticut Gamma, was the ninth of its pi'ogvny, organized July 7. 1845. Mom- hership in the society is determined by the studontk scholastic achievements and is lim- ited to not more than twelve per cent of any graduating class. Franchot Tone is a mom- hm' of Phi Beta Kappa. us are delck David. John Wvood, Thornr- Criscom, John Mackey. Robert Kelman. James Boavvr, and Amer- ico. Sardo. It is in no way to be confused with the Fahian Society. whose key is en- tirely different. At the formal initiation banquet on No- vcmhor 8. Professor SchuttM-hueider. chair- man of tho W'esloyan Chapter. truvod 1hr history of the organization in his wvlvom- ing.r qwm-h. Tho 119009th for Phi Beta Kappa arose after its predecessor, Tim Sat- urday Homing Cluh. fell under the influ- ence of a national gamhling.r syndicate 0f nmrours du Imis. The greatest hlessing con- ferred upon thv sm-ioty thlrim.r its long.r his- tory way the admiegion of women into its ranks. After the banquet, the new members uwkxstardly exchanged thr- sorrel handshake 0f the society with thP older mmnhvrs. 97 98 H. Burkiughum. Nmkup. Daniel. Rugm'in. MMIIqu-y ll. l'orlvr. MnIln-rl YS'HCAL Sovcn Ilar am illuhlriour his- tory liming hack In the inception of 04!sz11. ll xsas originally known as tlw North Collvgv Pimwhlv Sm-iol-x until .sm'vn of i1: mmnlwrs Iwgan 10 formulaic horu- svolws in 1836. when il assumed llu' lt'FN phlvglnuliv title of Hylivul van. Tmhn tho sovivly awards mmnlmrnhip tn tllow Wivalvyan men who IliH'P distinguidlml thmn- solvvw in vxtrzu-urricular zwlivilivs such :15 curling. Th0 present luminarim 0f llw scp- lugonul mlil'it-t- 0n Wyllys Avonuv urv Dun Porter. Cllarlir Hogovin. Tom Soukup. Hal Blu'kingham. Ron Dunivl. Bill WcCluskm. and Jim Wolpvrt. After lht- W'illiams football gann'. a ghou- lish gathering was lwld in conjunction with the illiuma Gurgo-xle-s uml llw Skull and Serpent. Three lihitlinmh Gargmlvs offici- ated 211 Mm punch Imnl uilh Mlilulble sum- iU- K. I'. Harrington. prominent in tho so- vivlfs history lullhnugh not a pinochlv pliQPlW. xxas l'olml at a farewell rvvvplinn. Th? Hydit'ul Smon zmurd xuls again prv- M'ntml In that mmnlwr 0f tlw senior l'lklh's nlmm llw wrivu 1-911 had rmulered uul- Aumling wrxicv ruminh in intvn'ollvgiuto vurlingwlo lllo vollvgo. After nxlonsivo IIP- huto. the organization Votml its t'ollvvlivv disapprm'ul 0f lln- prurtico 0f Illoml-lvlling in iniliutinn vormnonivs Irm'uuw lllul prur- liH- is Ilirm-ll-x antithetical In lln- spirit and lunch 01' the Hagnzl Carla. SMMSW gKLVLL uncl Serpent. stlvyzufs uIIh-sl K llonurun nm-ivly. has ih domicile 0n picturesque Wrixllp Xxvnm'. xshirh W. C. Fivlds om-v llvwrilpml ils llu- mml lwuuliful slrvel in Wm! Vliclnllvluun. During: its ill- ustrious CigllU-MWCH .xmr history it hm annually tuppvll 0n the pulv st-an ulvmlwh 0f llw Junior Class wlm Iluu' distinguished lhmnsolxm through outplunding ut-c-nmplish- mom in 0x1I'zu-llrrivulzlr zlclixilivs. This vxvur llw Skull and Sm'pvnl. in altlcli- lion lo ib rvgulul' mm-lingm llils Ilzul gvt-lu- gotlwn nilh Ilu' Wplivul Scum. wniur Imu- ur sovivlivs frmn olllvr colleges. 21ml llH' Crnnnsoll Sorcvrmcs Guild. lb uumml aim is 10 further the namv of Wt'slqun Ipy clo- vvlnping a drior martini. Duo to tlw sm'rmg nhivh. lwrl'm'vv. llllhl sln'nutl many of llw sot'ivtfs arlixilim. its good s0rks llmv lurgt-h gum- unpulnlivizml. hm ils nu-mlwrs um-vpt their unonynil'x rlwvrl'ulI-L sm-urv in tlw win? of doing mmnnunul good. Th0 pnwligv of tho folkmship h groulb vnllum'wl M tho furl than many of W 05113- un's mml distinguishml alumni haw lwvn nlvmlww. Tllix Hull's Sklllh hux'o adopted llm numm 0f Crook gods In distinguish llmm- whvs from nrdinzm mortals. TIIP nwmlwr Ul-aniuu tligllilzlrivs urv Cupid Burlwr. Hivkn. vaidon Huuw-r. Wt-rt-urp h' mp. and Mlus anst'h. :M-hillvs Cllrislvnsun. 0lntun0 Hvrvulvs Hufhmm. Cllrislenson. Honzlnn. Mnurvr. Hicks. Wrasn'h. Reap. Burkrr GPA DIM TION - I952 101 Secretary Dunc Nolson. Prosidcnt Bill Wusoh. Vice-Prmidom Hon Dzminl. Trous- We W of 195.2 1 03 Thomas MiL-lmel Aron W7i11ium Ethin Bugg III David Hobbs Baird Tyler BnldMn O THOMAS MICHAEL ARON: John Wesley Club . . . History Major . Candidate for Dislinrlion . . . Honors 11. 2. 3. 41 . . . Cardinal . Chess 11. 21 . . . Debate 131 . Mork-Legisluture 12., 31 0 WILLIAM EDWIIN BAGG III: Chi Psi . . . History Major . . . Tmt'k Manager 111 . . WESU 12, 3. 41. Chairman of Exerulive Board . . . Outing Club 111 0 DAVID HOBBS BAIRD: Government Major . . Honors 11, 21 O TYLER BALDWIN: Psi Upsilon . . . History Major . . . Honors 11, 21 . . . Swim- ming 11, 2. 31 . . . lenpmwr Com- mittee 13, 41 . . . Glee Club 11, 21 Pre-Luw Club 13. 1-1. Chair- man . . . Cheerleading 13, 11 College Body Social Activities Com- mittee 1-1-1. Chairman . . . FrmPrnily Secretary 131 104 E1111 urd Merrill Banks James EdVled Beaver O EDWARD MERRITT BANKS: Sigma Chi . . . Eng- lish Major 0 BRUCE CLARK BARKER: Chi Psi . Classical Civilizulion Major . . . TNE . . . Skull and Serpent . . . Som-er 11. 2, 3. 41. Co-Cuptuin . . . Basketball 11. 2, 3, 41 . . . Baseball 11. 2. 3, 111 O RICHARD BARTH: Psi Upsilon . . . History Major . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11. 2, 3, 41 . . . Baseball 111 . . . Football 111 . . . Swimming 11. 2. 3. 11. Captain ...Tennis 13, 41 . . . Argus 111 . 011a Podrida 11,1 . . . College Body Senate 141 . . . Fraternity President 0 JAMES EDWARD BEAV- ER: Alpha Chi Rho . . . History Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11. 2, 3, 41 . . . Phi Bela Kappa . . . Football 11, 2a 3. 41 . . . WESU 11 2, 31 . Fraternity Vire-President 0 HARRY MCKEE- VER BECK: Sigma Chi . . . Government Major 0 ROBERT ECNER BEITZELL: John Wesley Club . History Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11. 2. 3, 41 . . . Delta Sigma R110 . . . Debate 11. 2. 3. 11. Secretary . . . Choir 111 Brure Clark Barker Harry MrKeever Beck Richard Barth Robert Egner Beil ; O GIAN LUICI BERCHIELLI: Sigma Nu . . . French Major . . . . Soccer M, 21 . . . Fencing 0, 2, 3. $0 . . . Tennis U, 2, . . . Golf 8, M . . . Cercle Francais f3, 0 O NORMAN HERBERT BERRY, 13.: Delta Kappa Epsilon . . . Economics Major . . . Track Manager t1, 2. 3, . . . Ollu POIlrillll Q, 3L Advertising Manager . . . Band U, 21 . . . Yacht Club O, 2, . . . Spanish Club fl, 2!, Presi- dent O EDWARD GEORGE BIESTER, JR: Alpha Delta Phi . . . Classical! Civilization Major . . . Honors U, 2, 3, . . . Soccer ,D . . . Squash ll. 2, 3D . . . Cardinal ,3, U . . . WESU H, 2, Theater f3, 4U . . . Saturday Morning Club U, 2, 3, ID, Chaplain . . . College Body Rmhing Committee M, . . . Fraternity Critic O RICHARD WETHERELL BOWERS: Chemistry Major Honors H. W O ANTHONY JOSEPH BREWER, JR.: Alpha Chi Rho . . . lelllemalics Major . . . Honors U, 2, 3, 4U . . . Football ,D . . . Wrestling 11, 2, 3, . . . Glee Club tD . . . Assembly Committee, Chairman . . . Newman Club ,3, M, Treasurer . . . College Body Senate f3, . . . Fraternity Treasurer . . . Gian Luigi Bert'hielli Norman Herbert Berry, Jr. Edward George Biester Richard Welherell Bowers Anthony Joseph BI'EM er, Jr. yt - Ln, Robert Paul Brody W'illiam Breneman Bruner Harold Canute Arthur David Burbank Donald Philson Chemoff Buckingham, Jr. 0 ROBERT PAUL BRODY: Delta Upsilon . . . Psychology Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors ,2, 3, . . . Debate 1D . . . Raymond Dodge Club ,3, 4b, Treasurer 0 WILLIAM BRENEMAN BRUNER: Alpha Delta Phi . . . Government Major . . . Football U! . . . Track 4U . . . Squash U, 2, . . . Olla Podrida !3i, Associate Editor . . . Yacht Club U, 2, 3?, Secretary . . . Saturday Morn- ing Club ll, 2, 3. 4d, Secretary . . . College Body Elections Committee 1M . . . Fraternity Vit'e-Presidenl O HAROLD CANUTE BUCKINGHAM. JR.: Beta Theta Pi . . . Economics Major . . . TNE . . . Mystical Seven . . . Cross Country t1, 2, 3? .. . Wrestling 11, 2, . . . Debate 11? . . . Standing Com- mittee of College Church 11, 2. 3, 4! . ..Pnr1ey QJ . . . College Body Rushing Committee 13! College Body Awards ,3, . . . College Body Vit'e-Presidenl . . . Fraternity President 0 ARTHUR DAVID BURBANK: Delta Kappa Epsilon . . . Economics Major . . . Honors 11, 2, 3, 4i . . . TNE . . . Soccer 11, 2, 3, 1H . . . Truck U. 2,, . . . Ski 1M . . . Ollu Podridn 1N . . . 5095111 Activities Com- mittee ML, . . . Rally Committee Chairman H, . . . Fraternity Vire-President O DONALD PHILSON CHERNOFF: English Major . . . 105 O ALAN RICHARD CHIEN: Chi Psi . . . Art Major . . . Honors Ci, 0 . . . Basketball U, ...Baseball U. 41 . . . Glee Club ll, 2. 3, M . . . Cardinals 1U , . . Fraternity Secretary 0 WAYNE CARL CHRISTENSON: Chi Psi . . . History Major . . . Honors t1. 2, 3, U . . . TNE, Vice-Presidem . . . Skull and Serpent . . . Football U, D . . . Class President Q, . . . Social Activities Committee . . . Fraternity President 0 H. CHARLES CHRISTIANS: Chi Psi . . . History Major . . . Football U, N O THOMAS ORLANDO COLE III: Chi Psi . . . Football H, 3! . . . Swimming 12. 3, H . . . Christian Association 1, 2! . . . Outing Club 11, 1h . . . Camera Club O HARRY ERNEST COLLINCS: John Wesley Club . . . Chemistry Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honor: CH . . . Sorcer ,U . . . Outing Club U, 2, 3, M. President . . . Alwuler Club 13, h, Vit-e-Presidenl . . . Couvessions Committee . . . Collegium . . . Canterbury Club . . . Alun Richard Chien W'uyne Curl Cllrislensnn H. Charles Christians Thoma: Orlando Cole I Hurry Ernesl Collingz I .. Thomas Weltin Collins Alton Lee Craft Donald John Dalessio David Ronald Daniel Zdenek Vaclav Dav O THOMAS WELTIN COLLINS: Delta Tau Delta . . . English Major . . . Candidate for Distinrtion . . . Argus. Senior Editor 0 ALTON LEE CRAFT: Alpha Delta Phi . . . Government Major . . . Sigma Pi Pi . . . Snu'er 1H . . . Yacht Club 13H 0 DONALD JOHN DALESSIO: Delta Kappa Epsilon . . . Biology- Chemislry Major . . . Honors t1, 2, 3. l-D . . . Baseball 1U . . . Golf 13, H . . . Argus ,3, 4L Senior Editor . . . Olla Pmlrirlu 12. 3D . . . Nevmun liluh . . . Pre-Med Club . . . College Body Senate 13, ID . . . Fraternily President 0 DAVID RONALD DANIEL: Phi Nu Them . . . Mathematics Major . . . Candidate for Dislim-lion . . . Honors t1, 2, 3, H . . . TNE . . . Mystical Seven . . . Server U, 2, 3, U, Co-Captain . . . Basketball U. m . . . Golf Q, 3, M . . . Argus H, 2, 3, 4D, Sports Editor . . . Alumni Athletic Council H, . . . Fraternity Rushing Co-Chairmun 1H 0 ZDENEK VACLAV DAVID: John Wesley Club . . . Government Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 13, 4; . . . Phi Beta Kappa . . . IRC, Serretury-Treusurer . . . Philosophical Association . . . 106 I Zharles William Deeley John Frederick Dodge Edward Clark Dolph O RONALD STEPHEN DRINK- HOUSE: Sigma Nu . . . Government Major . . . Honors ll, 2, 5H ...Cur- dinul Key 13' . . . Paint and Pow- der 12. 3, 41 . . . Fraternity Steward 0 WILLIAM WOODIE DUNCAN: Chi Psi . . . Economics Major 0 CHARLES A. ELLIS, JR.: Sigma Nu . . . Biology-Cllemislry Major . . . Honors 1 . . . Delta Sigma R110 . . . Debate U. 2, 3, M . . . Debate Council Q, 3, 4t . . . College Body Rushing Committee UH . . . Parley Committee Chairman 13 Fraternity Rushing Chairman 0 DAVID JACQUES ERNSBERGER: History Major . . . Honors Q, N . . . CA f3, M . . . Wesley Foundation d, 3, M President . . . Glee Club Q, 31 .. . Pre-Minislerial Club 19 . . . Choir Q. 3, M .. . Ronald Stephen Drinkhousc William Woodie Duncan xssell Francis Doolittle James Thomas Dorsey Donald Hurlin Dowling 0 CHARLES WILLIAM DEELEY: Physics Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11, 2, QM . . . Newman Club U, 2, 3D . . . Rosa: Club t1, 2, 2H, Vire- Presidenl 0 JOHN FREDERICK DODGE: Sigma Chi . . . History Major . . . Soccer Ill. Manager . . . Fencing 0 . . . Glee Club 1D . . . Choir 11. 2D 0 EDWARD CLARK DOLPH: Phi Nu Them . . . Phil- osophy Major . . . Wrestling 11, D . . . Cardinal 43,4? . . . WESU . . . Spanish Club, President 0 RUS- SELL FRANCIS DOOLITTLE: Sigma Chi . . . Biology Major . . . Swimming Ill . . . Football H5, M Argus, Senior Editor . . . Paint and Powder Club 0 JAMES THOMAS DORSEY: Chi Psi . . . Biology- Chemislry Major . . . Football 1 . . . WESU Q, 4D, Business Manager . . . College Body Rushing Commit- tee M, ED . . . Pre-Med Club . . . Demopolous Commit- Ice 12, 3'? O DONALD HURLIN DOWLING: Alpha Chi Rho . . . English Major . . . Honors U, 2, 4D . . . Wrestling 4U . . . Argus B, M, Senior Editor . . . WESU CH . . . Cardinal GD . . . Outing Club 61 . . . Newman Club 6, 4d . . . College Body Senate CH . . . Fraternity Secretary . . . Charles A. Ellis, Jr. David Jacques Ernshergex 107 John Edward FBIM erdu Rirlmrd Eric Fischer O WALDO REYNOLDS FISHER: Sigma Nu . . . Chmnislry-Biology Major . . . Candidate for Distinction ...Honors 11.2.31 0 DAVID WARNER FORDEN: Phi Nu Them . . . Government Major . . . Honors 11. 2. 3.11. .. Foollmll 111. . . Baseball 111 . . . News Bureau 12. 31 . . . Glee Club 11. 21 . . . Cardinal Puffs ...Slunding Cllurrh Committee 11. 2, 3, 41 . . . College Body Rushing Committee . . . Vocational Guidance Committee. Clmirmun . . . Class Secretary 121 . . . Chairman of Board of House Presidents . . . Fraternity President 0 JOSEPH NATHAN FRIEDMAN: Della Upsilon . . . Biology Major . . . Argus 121 . . . Out- ing Club 121 0 WILLIAM DONALD FRIEDMAN: John Wesley Club . . . Economics Major . . . Cardin- al Key . . . Tennis 111 . . . WESU 1-11 . . . Dmuley House Committee. Chairman . . . Debate 131 . . . Soc- ial Activities Committee 131 . . . Parley Committee 121 0 PETER SCUDDER CABEL: Sigma Nu . . . His- lory Major . . . Argus 11. 2. 3, 4-1, Associate Editor . . . Cllrislillll Association 11. 2, 31 . . . 992 Theatre 111 . . . Fraternity Treasurer 0 JOHN MARSDEN CINN: Phi Nu Them . . . Philosophy Major . . . Swimming 11. 2. 3. 41 . . . Argus 11. 21. Junior Editor . . . 011a PmIridu 111 Nmss Bureau 12. 31 . . . Allyn Johnston Fkhcr Edward Booth Fisrher 0 JOHN EDWARD FERWERDA: Alpha Chi Rho . . . History Major . Candidate for Distinvlion . . . Honors 11, 2. 31 . . . Cross Country 121 . . . Argus 111. Junior Editor . Glee Club 11. 21 . . . Choir 11. 4-1 . . . Cardinals 111 . . . Jibers 121 . . . 92 Theatre 131 . . . CA 11, 2. 31, Cabinet Member . . . Pre- Minislerinl Club 11. 2. 31 O RICH- ARD ERIC FISCHER: Delta: Tau Della . . . History Major . . . Camd- idule 101' Dislinckion . . . Honors 11, 2. 3. 41 . . . Football 11, 21 Truck 121 . . . Argus 11. 2, 3. 41. Senior Editor . . . Spanish Club 121, Serremry . . . '92 Theatre . . . Paint and Powder Club Fraternity Rushing Chairman 0 ALLYN JOHNSTON FISHER: John Wesley Club . . . Art Major . . . Honors 121 . . . S1simming 11. 2. 31 Soccer 11. 21 . . . Argus 141 Outing Club 13. 41 . . . Rushing Chairman 0 EDWARD BOOTH FISCHER: Delta Tau Delta Economil-s Major . . . Honors 12. 3. 41 . . . Baseball 13, 41, Mun- :Iger . . . Argus 11, 2. 3, 41, Senior Editor . . . OI! Podrillu 1.41 192 Theatre 131 1118 Waldo Reynolds Fisher 1Villium Donald FriPdmaln David Warner Forden Peter Sl'udder Cubel Joseph Nathan Friedm John Mursden Cin O RALPH CHARLES GLISSON: Delta Upsilon . . . English Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 12, 3, H 0 ROBERT CAREY GOODMAN, JR: Della Upsilon . . . Mathematics Major . . . Honor: 11, . . . Football 11D . . . Squash t1. 1! O NATHAN THORNE GRISCOM: Phi Nu Them . . . Chemistry Major . . . Phi Beta Kappa . . . Soccer 11D . . . Argus t1. 2, . . . Glee Club H, 2, 3, 4L Executive Committee . . . Jibers 12, 3, 4D . . . CA H. 21 . . . Cardinal Puffs 12. 3b. Leader . . . Card- inzlls 1M . . . Fraternity Secretary 0 JOHN ALBERT GUZZETTA: Bela Theta Pi . . . English Major . . . Honors LN . . . Baseball 1U . . . Basketball IlJ . . . Soccer 1D . . . Argus, Associate Editor . . . Cardinal . . . Senate 13, M . . . Assembly Committee 1h, Chairman . . . Pre-Law Club ,3, 1H . . . Oul- ing Club U, 2! . . . Fraternity Vice-Presidenl O FREDERICK KARGES HABENICHT, JR.: Alpha Delta Phi . . . Theatre Major . . . Band 11, 2. 3i, Director . . . Choir ,D . . . Glee Club 11a 2. 30 . . . 92 Theatre H, 2. 3. M . . . Paint and Powder Club ,3, 4L President . . . Saturday Morning Club U, 2, 3, M . . . Cardinal Puffs t2, . . . Serenaders ,D Ralph Charles Clisson Robert Carey Goodman, Jr. Nathan Thome Criscom John Albert Cuzzeuu Frederick Knrges Habenicht, Jr. oberl Lindsay Hadley Marvin Hagel Thomas Kershaw Harms John Fox Hentz DMghl Leo Herrmun 0 ROBERT LINDSAY HADLEY: Psi Upsilon . . . Fine Arts Major 0 MARVIN HACEL: Chi Psi . . . History Major . . . Football 13. H . . . Baseball M, . . . Argus O THOMAS KERSHAW HARMS: Psi Upsilon . . . History Major . . . TNE . . . Football 11, 2, 3, U . . . WESU ID . . . College Body Eler- tions Committee 12, 3b . . . Fraternity Vice-Presidenl 0 JOHN FOX HENTZ: Psi Upsilon . . . TNE . . . Tennis kl, 2, 3. 4! . . . Squash U, 2, 3. 4!. Captain . . . Vice-President of National Intercollegiate Squash Rzlcquels Assorinlion 13, . . . Olla PotIriIIu I1? . . . CA U, 0 DW'IGHT LEO HERRMAN: Alpha Chi Rho . . . Economics Major . . . Honors l3! . . . Squash I3, 4L Captain . . . Tennis Q, 3, AU . Band Q, . . . Glee Club B, 40 . . . 109 O BARRY CUMMINGS HIBBEN: Della Kappa Epsilon . . . History Major . . . Football 11. 2. 31 . . . Baseball 111. Manager . . . Outing Club 111 . . . VVESU 13. l1 . . . Fraternity Vice-Presidem 0 WILLIAM EDWARDS HICKS III: Psi Upsilon . . . History Major . . . TNE. President . . . Skull and Serpent . . . Football 111. 2. 31 . . . Baseball 11, 21 . . . Basketball 111 . . . Assembly Committee . . . Class Set-retury-Trensurer 121 . . . Senator 0 PAUL JORCEN HOFFMANN: Chi Psi . . . History Major . . . TNE . . . Skull and Serpent . . . Football 11. 2. 41 . . . Baseball 11. 2. 3. 41. Captain 0 CHARLES JACKSON HOOVER: Della Upsilon . . . Biology Major . . . Fem'ing 11. 21 . . . Glee Club 11. 2, 31 . . . Cardinals 12. 31 . . . Choir 11. 2. 3. 41 0 JOHN RICHARD JAKOBSON: Phi Nu Theta . . . History Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11. 2. 3. 41 . . . Tennis 11. 2. 3. 41 . . . Squash 12. 3. 41 . Basketball 111 . . . WESU 111 . . . Barry Cummings Hibben William Edward Hicks III Paul Jorge Honnnn Charles Jackson Hoover John Richard Jakobso : George Arthur James. Jr. Michael Claus Kant James Parker Keller Rirhard Baker Kellom Robert Bernard Kelm 110 O GEORGE ARTHUR JAMES. JR.: Phi Nu Them . . . English Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11. 2. 3, 41 . . . TNE . . . Cardinal Key . . . Football 11. 2. 3. 41 . . . Wrestling 11. 31 . . . stimming 121 . . . Trark 11. 2. 3. 41 . . . Outing Club 11. 21 . . . Social Activities Committee 13. 41 . . . Campus Concessions Committee 13. 41 Chairman 0 MICHAEL CLAUS KANT: Alpha Delta Phi . . . Biology-Chemistry Major . . . Squash 13. 41 . . . Olln PmIrirIn 12. 31 . . . Pre-Med Club 12. 3. 41 . . . Der Demsphe Verein 12, 31 . . . CA 11. 21 . . . Outing Club 12. 31 . . . Fraternity Secretary 0 JAMES PARKER KELLER: John Wesley Club . . . English Major . . . CA . . . Pre-Ministerial Club O RICH- ARD BAKER KELLOM: Alpha Chi Rho . . . Chenlislry-Biology Major . . . Cross Country 12. 3. 41 . . . Tennis 11. 2. 3. 41 . . . Outing Club 1. 2. 3. 41, Vive-Presidem . . . CA 0 ROBERT BERNARD KEL- MAN: John Wesley Club . . . Mathematics Major . . . Honors 11. 2. 3'1 . . . Phi Beta Kappa . . . Cross Country 11. 21 . . . Football 131 . . . Track 11, 2. 31 . . . Pre-Med Club 11, 2. 3. 41 . . . Rosa Club 13, 41. Secretary-Trensurer . . . Ahmler Club 141 . . . David Andrews Kendall Frank Appleton Kendall Donald Lee Kerr Paul 51-11011 Kyger, Jr. Frunris Sebastian LuBellu Charles Dimes Luke 0 DAV1D ANDREWS KENDALL: Alpha Chi Rho . Chemistry Major . Soccer 11. 2. 31 Basketball 12. 31. Manager Pre-Med Club 12, 3. 111. President . . . Cardinal Key. Secretary-Treus- urer . . . Choir 11. 21 . . Fraternity President 0 FRANK APPLETON KENDALL: Alpha Della l'hi . English Major . . . 2, 3, 11-1 Soct'er 111 . Swimming 111 . . . Ulla Potlrida 11. 2. 31 . WESU 11, 2, 31, Executive Board 0 DONALD LEE KERR: Della Upsilon . . . English Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 12. 3. 4-1 . . . WESU 11. 2. 3. 41, Executive Board . . . C1101! 11- 2. 3. 41. Secretary 0 PAUL SCHOLL KYCER, JR.: Sigma Nu . History Major Cross Country 111 . . Track 11. 31 . . . Pre-Minis- terial Club . . . News Bureau . . . Canterbury Club. President . . . CA . . . Fraternity Chaplain O FRAN- CIS SEBASTIAN LABELLA: Biology-Chemislry ma- jor . . . Glee Club 141 0 CHARLES DAWES LAKE: Chi Psi . . . Economics Major . . . TNE . . . Tennis 12, 3, 41 Honors 11. 0 WILLIAM LISTER LANE: John Wesley 1111111 . . . English Major . Candidate for Distinvtion Honors 11. 2, 3, 41 . . . Choir 111 . CA 11, 2. 3, 41 . Campus Chest Solicitor 141 . . . JWC Pres- ident O IRVING .LEE: Phi Nu Them . Cllemislry Major . . . Honors 12, 3. 11 . . . Ulla Podrilla 11, 21 . . . Fraternity Treasurer O ISADORE JACK LERNER: Alpha Delta Phi . . . English Major . . . Honors 11, 2. 3. 11 . . . Olla Podrida 11. 2, 31 . WESU 11. 21 Band 11. 2, 31 . . . W'oodwind and Brass Ensemble 131 0 ROBERT PAUL LESCHER: Sigma Chi . . . English Major Candidulc for Distinction . Honors 121 WEHU 11. 21 William Lister Lame Isadore Jack Lerner Robert Paul Lescher Irving Lee 111 . . . , . O LOGAN EARLE LUKE: English Major 0 R0- Davnd Leonard Lieberman,Jr. Peter Castle leon BERT HARVEY LUNDIN: Sigma: Chi . . . English Major . . . Honors 11, :1. 3, 11 . . . Fcnring 11. 2. 31 . . . Argus ll. 2, 3, L1. Senior Editor . . . Glee Club 11. 2. 31 . . . CA 12, 31 . . . Fraternity Rushing Chairman I JOSEPH HENRY MCCABE: Phi Nu Theta . . . Government Major . . . Honors 131 . . . Squash 111 . . . Soccer 121 . . . Baseball 11. 21 . . . IRC 0 WILLIAM ARTHUR MCCLUSKEY: Alpha Delta Phi . . . English Major . . . Candidate for Dis- lim-lion . . . Honors 131 . . . Mystical Seven . . . Foot- ball 11, 3, 41, Captain . . . Truck 11, 21 . . . Cardinal 11, 2, 3, 41. . . OIlu Potlrilla 131 . . . WESU 11, 21. . . Parley Committee 131, Co-Chairman . . . CB Senator 121 . . . Fraternity Critic O DONALD EDWARD MACDONALD: Phi Sigma Kappa . . . Covernmeni Major . . . Football 111 . . . Soccer 121 . . . Buse- bull 111, Manager 0 GEORGE ALBERT MACIVER. JR: Delta Tau Della . . . Economics Major . Football 11, 3. 41 . . . Truck 11, 2. 3, 41. Co-Cuptuin . Prom Committee 131 . . . Campus Chest Com- mittee 131 . . . Fraternity Steward . . . Logan Earle Luke Robert Harvey Lundiu Joseph Henry Ml'Cilh Edward P. Loomis Robert Worth Lucas I ODAVID LEONARD LIEBERMAN. JR: Bela Em Upsilon . . . Biology Major . . . Pre-Med Club 0 PET- ER CASTLE LINTON: Delta Tau Delta . . . Biology-Chemislry Major . . Fencing 11, 2., 3. 4,1 . . . Pre- Med Club . . . Dormitory Counsellor 13, 4-1 . . . Fraternity Critic 0 ED- WARD P. LOOMIS: Delta Upsilon . . . Mathematics Major . . . Tennis 111 . . . Fencing 111 . . . Soccer 11, 2, 3, 4-1 . . . Yacht Club 13, 4-1 Outing Club 11, 41 . . . 111C 141 . . . Prom Committee 131 . . . CB Senator 0 ROBERT WORTH LUCAS: Delta Kappa Epsilon . . . History Major . . . Squash 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Argus 111 . . . Fraternity Secretary . . . XVillinm Arthur McCluskey Donald E1111 :n'd MacDonald Grorgc Albert Mm-IV 112 O CLYDE DAVID MCKEE. JR.: Bela Them Pi . . . Philosophy Major . . . Honors 131 . . . Football 11, 21 . . . Wrestling 11, 2, 3. 41 . . . Tennis 11, 41 . . . Sorrer 141 . . . Ollu Potlrida . . . WESU 131 . . . CA 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Politiral Activities Committee 121 . . . Campus Chest Executive Committee 131 . . . Wesley Foundation 131 . . . CB Elel'lions Committee 13, 41, Chairman 0 JOHN WALLACE MCNEILL: Delta Tau Delta . . . English Major . . . Honors 12, 3, 41 . . . Argus 141, Senior Editor 0 JOHN JANVRIN MACKEY: Bela Them Pi . . . Eronomics Mujor . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11, 2, 3. 41 . . . Phi Beta Kappa . . . Argus 11, 2, 3, 11, Nexss Editor . . . Neus Bureau 12, 31 . . . IRC 11, 2, 3, 41, President . . . Le Cercle Francais 11, 21 . . . CA 111 . . . Wrorld Government 111 . . . Mock Legislature 12, 3. 41 .. . Glee Club 11, 2, 31 . . . Economics Club 11, 21 . . . CB Senator 13, 4-1 . . . Junior Munpmser Commission 13, 4-1 0 DONN XVILMER MAURER: Psi Upsilon . English Major . . . TNE . . . Skull and Serpent . . . Truck 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Som-er 11, 21 . . . Basket- bull 111 . . . Argus 11. 21 . . . CB Senator 131 . . . College Body Constitution Committee . . . College Body Planning Committee 131 . . . Fraternity Rushing Chairman 0 ELLIOT VAN VORST MAXWELL: Delta Upsilon . . . Music Major . . . Band 11, 2. 3. 11, Director . . . Choir 12, 3. 41 . . . Ensemble 12, 3, 41 . . . Glee Club 141 lyde David McKee, Jr. John Wallace Ml-Neill John szvrin Mutkey Don Wilmer Muurer Elliot Van Vorst Maxwell t 0 ROBERT RAYMOND MAYNARD: Delta Tau Della . . . Government Major . . . Argus 121 . . . Mock Legislature 12, 3, 41 . . . Pre-Luw Club 13., 41 0 CHARLES RICHARD MERCER: Della Upsilon . . . Geology Major . . . Track 111 . . . WESU 111 . . . Parley Committee . . . Outing Club . . . Jour- nalism Club O WARREN PEARSE MILLAR: Bela Theta Pi . . . Psychology Major . . . Truck 11, 41 . . . Frem-ing 111 . . . Argus 11, 2, 3, 41, Senior Editor . . . WESU 11, 21 . . . Cardinal Puffs 11, 2, 31 . Raymond Dodge Club, President 0 GEORGE YUKIO MIYAKE: Della Upsilon . . . Government Major . . . Honors 121 . . . IRC . . . Pre-Law Club O RALPH FOLLMER MOODY: History Major . . . 1313'! Raymond Maynard Charles Richard Mercer Warren Peurse Millur George Yukio Miynke Ralph Follmer Moody 113 0 DAVID LEE MOORE: Phi Nu Them . . . Economics Major . . . Honors 13, 41 . . . Football 11, 2, 31 . . . Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Cardinals 131 . . . Student Song Leader 131 . . . Jibers 141 . . . Class Secretary 131 . . . Freshman Fundamentals Committee 141 . . . Fraternity Rushing Chairman 0 WILLIAM ASHLEY MORRILL: Phi Nu Them . . . Government Major . . . Honors 11, 2, 3, 41 Football 11, 21 . . . Tnu-k 11, 2. 3, 41 . . . Argus 11, 2, 3, 41, Assistant Sports Editor . . . Vocational Guidance Committee 141 .. . Rally Committee 131 . . . Parley Committee 121 . . . Campus Chest Com- mittee 121 O GEORGE NORTON MORRIS: Alpha Chi Rho . . . English Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Swimming 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . WESU 111 . . . Argus 11, 2, 3, 41, Features Editor . . . De- bate 111 . . . Band 11, 21 . . . CB Senator 13, 41 . . . Fraternity Rushing Chairman 0 ALAN BRUCE MUNRO; Alpha Delta Phi . . . Biology-Chemistry . . . Soccer 11, 21 . . . Wrestling 11, 21 . . . Track 111 . . . WESU 11, 21 ...Pre-Med Club 12, 3, 41 0 JACK MURRAY: Alpha Della Phi . . . French Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11, 2, 31 . . . Cardinal 11, 2, 3, 41, Editor-in-Chiel' . . .0114: Padrida 12, 31 . . . Argus 111 . . . Le Cert'le Fram-ais 11, 2, 3, 41, President . . . ,92 Theater 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Paint and meder Club 12, 3. 41 . . . David Lee Moore William Ashley Morrill George Norton Morris Alan Bruce Munro Jack Murray Duncan Morse Nelson Norman Adams Norton, Jr. Richard Hull Noyes James Howard Oaks Harry Edward Oppenlander, Jr. 0 DUNCAN MORSE NELSON: Sigma Chi . . . English Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . TNE . . . Football 11, 21 . . . Basketball 11, 2, 31 . . . Tennis 11, 2, 3, 41, Captain . . . Argus 111 . . . Cardinal 13, 41 . . . Class Treasurer 131 . . . Glee Club 12, 3, 41, Treasurer . . . Cardinals 131 . . . Choir 111 . . . Senate Faculty Committee 121 O NORMAN ADAMS NORTON, JR.: Chi Psi . . . Psychology Major . . . Newman Club 11, 21 . . . Raymond Dodge Club 13, 41 O RICHARD HALL NOYES: Phi Nu Theta . . . Government Major . . . Soccer 11, 21 . . . Wrestling 11, 2, 31 . . . Spanish Club 11, 21 . . . IRC 111 . . . Vassar Club 13, 41 0 JAMES HOWARD OAKS: Sigma Chi . . . Biology-Chemislry . . . Squash 13, 41 . . . Swimming 111 . . . Football 111, Manager . . . Olla Podrida 12, 31, Sports Editor . . . Argus 11, 21, Assistant Circulation Manager . . . Pre-Med Club 12, 3, 41, Secretary . . . Atwater Club 141 O HARRY EDWARD OPPENLANDER, JR.: Delta Kappa Epsilon . . . Economics Major . . . WESU 12, 31 . . . 114 harles Richard Palliser Donald Richard Porter Robert Livingston Porter 0 PETER REED, JR.: Alpha Della Phi . . . Cllemislry-Biology Major . . Football 111 . . . Squash 11, 2, 3, 1-1 . . . OIIa Podrida 11, 2. 31. Business Manager . . . CB A- wards Committee 12. 31, Chairman . . Pre-Med Club 11. 2. 37 0 ROBERT DAVID REYMOND: Beta Them Pi . . . Mathematics Major . . Fraternity Treasurer O LYLE LEE RICHMOND, JRJ Sigma Chi . . . Government Major . . . Honors 131 . . . TNE . . . Basketball 11, 2. 31 . . . Baseball 111 . . . Argus 11. Z. 3, 4!. Senior Editor . . . Pre- Legul Club 13. H . . . Mork Leg- islulure . . . Fraternity Secretary 0 HERBERT LEE RITTENBERG: Phi Nu Theta . . . History Major . . . Honors 1'21 . . . Swimming 111 Truck 1 I I . . . Cross-Connlry l3, 4!, Manager . . . Argus 11. 2! . . . Junior Manpower Commission 12. 3. U . . . Nens Bureau 12. Peter Reed. Jr. Robert David Reymond aseph Mason Proud. Jr. Robert Harvey Bundles James Burnett Reap 0 CHARLES RICHARD PALLISER: Chi Psi History Major . . . TNE . . . Football 11, 2, 3, 41 O DONALD RICHARD PORTER: Delta Tau Delta English Major . . . Honors 111 . . . Mysti- cal Seven . . . Argus 11. 2. 3. 4,1, Editor-in-Chief . . Band 11. 2. 3! . . . Wesleyan Publit-zltinns Board 13, U, 1ire-President . . . CB Amlrds Committee 11. 21 . . . Fraternity President 0 ROBERT LIVINGS- TON PORTER: Alpha Delta Phi . . . Physics Major . . Honors 11. 2. 3. 4-1 . . . Golf 131 . . . 0H Podridu 12. 31. Associate Editor . . . Yacht Club 11! . . . '92 Theater 12, 3. 41 . . . Rosa Club 14-! O JOSEPH MASON PROUD. JR.: Delta Epsilon . . . Physics Major . . . Honors 12. 3, 41 . . . Cross-coun- try 12, 3, 41 . . . Truck 12, 3, H . . . Cardinal Key 13! . . Fraternity President 0 ROBERT HARVEY RANDLES: Sigma Chi . . . Biology-Chemislry Major . . . CA 111 . . . Pre-Med Club 12, 3. 41, Vice-Pres- idem . . . Prom Committee 12. 3. 41. Chairman . . . Inlerdormitory Council 1-H. Chairman . . . CB Sen- ator 131 . . . Glee Club 11, 2, 3. 41 . . . Choir 11, 21 . . . Jibers 13, 41 . . . Cardinals 12. 4'1 0 JAMES BURNETT REAP: Chi Psi . . . History Major . . . Honors 13, 41 . . . TNE . . . Skull and Serpent . . . Basketball 11. 2. 3, 41 . . . Soccer 13, 41 Golf 12, 3, 41, Captain . . . Cardinal Key. President . Class Vice-President 1331 . . . Fraternity Vice- President . . . Lyle Lee Richmond, Jr. Herbert Lee Rittenberg 115 Oliver Long Robinson Melvin Howard RoboH O SETH ROSNER: Phi Sigma Kappa . . . History Major . . . Honors 121 . . . Squash 11, 2, 31, Manager . . . WESU 111 . . . Argus 11, 2, 3, 4-1. Senior Editor . . . Fraternity Secretary 0 WILLIAM DAVID ROWE: Sigma Chi . . . Physics Major . . . Honors 111 . . . Football 111 . . . Fencing 11, 2, 3. 111 . . . Argus 111 . . . Rosa Club 13, 41 . . . Alwuler Club 131 . . . Band 12. 31 . . . Outing Club 11, 21 O WARREN LOUIE RUSSELL: Chi Psi . . . Psychology Major . . . Wrestling 11, 21 . . . Fencing 13, 11 . . . Football 111 . . . Tennis 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41, President . . . Cardinals . . . Raymond Dodge Club 0 RUSSELL HOBART SANBORN: Della Upsilon . . . Chemistry Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11. 2, 3, 41 . . . Cross-Country 111 . . . Trzu'k 111. . . Glee Club 111. . . Band 111. . . Der Deut- sche I'erein 121 .. . Atwater Club 13. 41, Secretary- Treusurer . . . Fraternity Vive-Presidenl O DONALD THEODORE SANDERS: Della Upsilon . . . Geology Major . . . Track 111 . . . Outing Club 111 . . . Band 11, 2, 3, 41 O RICHARD PAULETT SANGER: Alpha Delta Phi . . . Classical Civilization Major . . . Honors 11, 21 . . . Basketball 111 . . . Cardinal 11. 2, 3, 41, Editor-in-Chief . . . WESU 11. 21 . . . Ollu Porlritlu 11, 2, 3, 41.. Art Editor . . . W1esleyun Publivu- lions Board 131 . . . Saturday Morning Cluh . . . Fru- lernily President . . . Seth R William David Rnue Warren Logic Russel Charles Howard Rogovin Michael Albert Rosenbluth O OLIVER LONG ROBINSON: Delta Kappa Epsilon . . . Eronomit-s Major . . . Candidate for Distinw lion . . . Honors 12,31 0 MELVIN HOWARD ROBOFF: Alpha Delta Phi . . . Economics Major Honors 11, 2, 31 . . . Football 11. 2, 3, 41, Manager . . . Olla Porlridu 11, 2. 31. Editor-in-Chief . . . Curd- inal 11. 2, 3, 4-1. Associate Editor . Argus 11, 21. Junior Editor . . WESU 11, 21 . . . Yacht Club 11. 2. 3, 41 . , . CB Senator 0 CHARLES HOWARD ROCOVIN: Chi Psi . . . History Major . . . Mystical Seven . . . Fencing 11, 2, 3, 41, Captain . . . Soccer 111 . . . WESU 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . College Body President 0 MICHAEL AL- BERT ROSENBLUTH: Signal Nu . Biology-Chemislry Major TNE , . . Soccer 11. 2, 3, 41 Fencing 11. 2, 41 . . . Argus 11, 2, 31 . . . 0U PorIrirlu 11, 2. 31 . CB Honor System Committee 14-1, Chairman . . . Yacht Club 13, 41 . . . Pre-Med Club 13. 111 Fraternity Virc-Presidem . . . Russell Hobart Sanborn Donald Theodore Sanders Richard Paulett Sang 116 O AMERICO AUCUSTO SARDO: Sigma Chi . . . History Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . TNE . . . Phi Beta Kappa . . . Football 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Track 111 . . . La Tertullia 11, 2. 31 0 ANTHONY SAVAGE, JR.: Delta Kappa Epsilon . . . History Major . . . Can- didate for Distinction . . . Honors 131 . . . Football 111 . . . Basketball 11, 2, 31 . . . Baseball 111, Man- ager . . . Golf 11, 2, 31, Manager . . . Olla Porlrida 121 . . . CB Planning Committee 131, Chairman . . . CB Rushing Committee . . . CB Senator . . . Fraternity President 0 ROGER EDWARD SCHUBERT: Muthemnliq-s Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Football 11, 2, 3, 41 Track 11, 2, 3, 41 O ALEXANDER DAVID SHAW III: Delta Tau Delta . . . Chemistry Major 0 HORACE ABBOTT SHONLE: Alplm Chi Rho . . . Psychology Major . . . WESU 11, 21 . . . Outing Club 1.11 . . . CA 11, 21 . . . Raymond Dodge Club 11, 2, 31, Vit'e-Presidenl . . . . Xmerit'o Augusto Sardo Anthony Salvage, Jr. Roger Edward Srlluberl Alexander David Qlluw 111 Horace Abbott Shonle Vance Smith Thomas Richard Soukup. Jr. Donald Barlow SIaufTer Thomas Richard Percy Norwood Stone, Jr. Soukuer. O VANCE SMITH: Sigma Chi . . . Economics Major . . . Honors 131 . . . Tennis 11, 2, 3, 41. Manager . . . WESU 11, 2. 31 . . . Lu Terlulliu 11, 21 . . . Fraternity Treasurer O THOMAS RICHARD SOUKUP, .13.: Alpha Chi Rho . . . Chemistry Major . . . Honors 11, 21 . . . TNE,I Secretary-Treasurer . . . Mystical Seven . . . Cross-Country 11, 2, 3, 41, Captain . . . Track 11, 2. 3, 41, Co-Captuin . . . College Body Secretzlry-Treasurer . . . Atwaler Club 14-1, President . . . Class Vice-Presidenl 121 O DONALD BARLOW STAUFFER: Della I'psilon . . . English Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 12, 3, 41 . . . Argus 11. 2, 31, Senior Editor . . . CB Constitutional Committee 141, Chairman . . . Band 11, 2, 31 . . . Choir 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Fraternity Treasurer 0 JAMES ESMOND STILES, JR.: Delta Kappa Epsilon . . . Philosophy Major . . . Squash 11, 2, 31 . . . Golf 131 . . . Ollu Podrida 12, 31 Advertising Manager 0 PERCY NORWOOD STONE, JR; Alpha Chi Rho . . . Biology Major . . . . . . Honors 11. 21 . . . Soccer 111 . . . Football 12, 31 . . . Fencing 11, 2, 31 . . . Track 11, 21 WESU 12, 31, Advertising Manager . . . Ollu Pmlridu 11, 21 . . . Argus 121 . . . Pre-Med Club 12, 31 . . . Fraternity Steward . . . 117 O ALLEN MAXWELL STUHL: Sigma Chi . . . History Major . . . Football 1U . . . Basketball 111 . . . Wrestling 12, 3, 41 . . . Track 11, 2, 3, 41 . 1 . La Termllia 13, 41 0 PAUL NEWCOMET SUTRO: Psi Upsilon . . . History Major . . . Cardinal Key . . . Football 11, 2, 3J . . 1 Basketball 1U . . . Olla Podrida 111 . . . CB Awards Committee 141 . . . Fraternity Vice-President O KENNETH WARWICK TAYLOR: Sigma Chi . . . Philosophy Major . . . TNE . . . Truck 11. 2, 41 . . . CrOSSvCounlry 11, 2, 31 . . . CA 11, 2, 3, 41, President . . . Glee Club 121 . . . Cardinals 121 . . . Choir 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Cardinal Key . . . Fraternity President 0 NORMAN GENE THOMAS: John Wesley Club . . . Astronomy Major . . . Honors 121 . . . Rosa Club 141 . . . Outing Club 12. 1U . . . CA 12, 41 . . . JWC Sevretnry O RICHARD STANLEY THORNTON: Alpha Chi Rho . . . English Major . ..Buskelb:111 121, Manager . . . CB Rushing Committee 131 . . . Outing Club 11, 21 . . . Fraternity Rushing Chairman . . . Allen Maxwell Stuhl Paul Newcomel Sutro Kenneth Warwick Taylor Norman Gene Thomas Richard Stanley Tllormor John Robert Tobi Frederick William Theodore Kim Leong Tseu Terry Glorieux Twitchell Johnston Smherlund Trevithick, Jr. Uhlig 0 JOHN ROBERT TOBI: Phi Sigma Kappa . . . Economics Major . . . Honors 11. 2, 31 . . . Argus 11, 2, 3, 4D, Business Manager . . . CB Library and Curriculum Committee 13, 41, Chairman . . . Fraternity President 0 FREDERICK WILLIAM TREVITHICK, JR: Delta Tau Della .. . Psychology Major . . . Argus 131 . . . Ollu Padritlu 131 . . . Glee Club 11, 2, 31 . . . Cardinals 13'! . . . WESU 11, 31 . . . Raymond Dodge Club 13. 41 . . . CA 11. 31 . . . CB Senator O THEODORE KIM LEONG TSEU: Alpha Chi Rho . . . Biology Major . . . Pre-Med Club 14-1 0 TERRY CLORIEUX TWITCHELL: Phi Nu Theta . . . History Major 0 JOHNSTON SUTHERLAND UHLIG: Alpha Delta Phi . . . Economics Major . . . Football 1D . . . Baseball 11, 2;! . . . Ollu Podridu 131 . . . Fraternity Steward . . . 118 Robert Ah100d W'uil Howard Bruce Warren William KuerElst'h 0 JOHN HARRY W'ILLIAMS: Delta Tau Delta . . . Mathematics Major . . Honors 11. 2. 31 . . . F00!- hall 11. 31 . . . Basketball 111 Baseball 121 . . . Squash 141 . . WESU 111 0 JOHN THOMAS WHLLOW: Alpha Chi Rho . . . His- tory Major . . . Honors 12, 3. 11 WESl' 11, 2. 3, 41. Chief Announcer . . . WESU Exerulixv Board 13. 11 Chairman . . . Wes- leyan Publications Board 111 Outing Club 111 0 JAMES WOL- PERT: John Wesley Club . . . Class- it-ul Civilization Major . . . Candi- date for Distinction . . . Honors 11. 2. 31 . . . Mystical Seven . Argus 11, 2, 3. +'1. Senior Editor . Le Cerrle Frum'uis 121 CB Fundamentals Committee 1111, Chairman . . . CB Senator O WAINO ROBERT WONKKA: Chi Psi . . . Economics Major . . . Tennis 11, 21. Manager . . . Football 12. 31.. Manager . . . WESU. Sports Di- rerlor . . . CA, Vice-Presidenl . . . Der Deutsche I'erein 121 . . . Pru- Ministeriul Club . . . Collegium. President . . . Campus Chesl Clluir- mun 131 1Williums John Thomas Willon mes Leroy Waller lcld James Frunris Waters Donald James Wall 0 ROBERT ATWOOD WAIT: Phi Nu Them Government Major . . . Honors 121 . . . Truck 111 1 . . . Baseball 121 . . . WESU 111 . . . Dormitory 1 Counsellor 13, 41 O HOWARD BRUCE WARREN: 1 Delta Kappa Epsilon . . . Eronomirs Major . . . TNE 1 . . . Basketball 11. 2. 31 . . . Baseball 11. 2. 3. 41 0 WILLIAM KARL WASCH: Alpha Delta Phi . . . Ernnomirs Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . Honors ll. 2. 3, 4-1 . . . Skull and Serpent . . . Football 11. 2, 3. 41 . . . Ollu Podrida . . . Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Class President 11. 3, 41 . . . CB Rally Committee. Chairman . . . CB Honor System Committee . . . Fraternity Vic-e-Presidenl 0 JAMES LEROY WATERFIELD: English Major . . . Candi- date for Distinction . . . Honors 11, 2, 3, 41 0 JAMES FRANCIS WATERS: Alpha Della Phi . . . History Major . . . Honors 11. 2. 3. 41 . . . Football 111 . Baseball 11. 2. 31 . . . Ulla Podridu 131 . . . Sul- urduy Morning Club 11, 2. 3. 41 . . . Fraternity Presi- dent O DONALD JAMES WATT: Biology Major . . Honors 11. 2. 31 . . . Swimming 11. '21 WESU 11. 2, 31 . . . Band 11, 2, 3. 41 . . . Chair 121 . . . Pre-Med Club 12, 3, 41 James Wolperl Waino Robert Wonkku 119 Lewis John Wood Robert Deforesl Wollon Hugh Wallace Young Kimon Steve Zarllos Paul Salvatore Zorro John Derrick Zondag 0 LEWIS JOHN WOOD: Sigma Chi . . . Govern- ment Major . . . Honors 11, 2, 31 . . . Band 11, 2. 3, 41 . . . Choir 141 . . . Mock Legislature 12, 3, 4-1 0 ROBERT DEFOREST WOTTON: Delta Tau Delta . . . Psychology Major . . . Sm'rer 111 Squash 12, 3, 41 . . . CA 13, 41 . . . Raymond Dodge Club 13, 4-1 0 HUGH WALLACE YOUNG: Della Upsilon . . . Government Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honbrs 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Fencing 11., 2, 3, 41 . . . Der Deutsche Verein 121 . . . CA 121 . . . Fraternity Secretary 0 KIMON STEVE ZACHOS: Sigma Chi . . . Government Major . . . Honors 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Della Sigma R110 13. 41. President . . . Soccer 111 . . . Soccer 12, 3, 41, Manager . . . Debate 11, 2, 3, 41, President . . . CB Rushing Committee 13. 41. Chairman . . . Parley Com- mittee 121 . . . Social Mores Committee 121 Mock Legislature 13, 41. Chairman . . . CB Senator 12, 31 . . . Fraternity Vice-Presidem 0 PAUL SALVATORE ZOCCO: John Wesley Club . . . Psy- chology Major . . . Pre-Med Club . . . Raymoml Dodge Club . . . Newman Club 0 JOHN DER- RICK ZONDAC: Sigma Nu . . . Classical Civilization Major . . . Honors 11, 31 . . . Wesley Foundation 11, 2, 3, 41, Vice-Presidenl . . . 120 INDEX Alpha Chi Rho ...................................... 27, 58 Alpha Delta Phi ................................... 31, 83 Argus 777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777 32, 60, 86 Alwater Cluh ............................................... 73 Baseball .................................................. 84, 85 Basketball ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 56, 57 Beta Theta Pi ........................................ 33, 60 Cardinal ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 32, 59, 82 Cardinals ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 73 Cardinal Key ................................................ 61 Cheerleaders ................................................ 24 Chi Psi ........................... Christian Association .................................. 45 College Body Senate ............................ 25, 81 Cross Country .............................................. 45 Debate Club .................................................. 94 Debate Coum'il ............................................ 94 Delta Kappa Epsilon ............................ 36, 87 Delta Sigma Rho ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 95 Delta Tau Delta .................................... 37, 64 Delta Upsilon ........................................ 39, 66 Downey House ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 63 Fencing .......................................................... 58 Football .................................... 21, 22, 23, 24 French Club ................................................ 64 German Cluh ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 66 Glee Club ................................................ 38, 72 Golf ................................................................ 92 International Relations Club .................... 75 Jihers ............................................................ 38 John Wesley Club ................................ 42, 88 Mystical Seven .............................................. 98 News Bureau ................................................ 74 0110 Podridu ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 30, 55, 83 Outing.r Club .................................................. 69 Phi Beta Kappa ..... 7 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 97 Phi Nu Theta ........................................ 43, 68 Phi Sigma Kappa .................................. 44, 89 Pre-Med Club ................................................ 67V Pre-Ministerial Club .................................. 48 Psi Upsilon ............................................ 46, 72 Publications Board .................................... 82 Raymond Dodge Club ,; .............................. 75 Rosa Club ...................................................... 69 Sigma Chi ................................................ 47, 92 Sigma Nu ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 49, 93 Sigma Xi ......................................... 3 ............... 96 Skull and Serpent ........................................ 99 Soccer ............................................................ 26 Spanish Club ................................................ 68 Squash .......................................................... 67 Swimming .................................................... 74 Tennis ............................................................ 89 992 Theatre ................................ 34, 59, 93 Theta Nu Epsilon ........................................ 95 T rack ............................................................ 87 WESU ................................................ 34, 55, 88 Wrestling ...................................................... 65 Yacht Club .................................................... 48 121 OUR PA TRONS, Mr. and Mrs. F. 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T. W7001151111 111111 111's. 110111111 11. 1110111111 . 8111111111 7111-11115 The Z0111111gs :unmuumummuumummuuummmm-nunmmmmluuummnmumunummmmmIumum-uu-uuumunnummmmm-nnmmmm-nuunmmummun ; SARONY STUDIO EST. 1866 362 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK Official Photographers for OLLA PODRIDA of 1952 All negatives are kept on file for future reference. w-IIIIMIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIblIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIblIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIllIIIIIIIIIllIIllIllIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlll-V sze ta gay. AGENTS Coughlin 111111 Coughlin .................... 11. 126 Rico. Davis 8' D2110y ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. 126 BAKERIES 51111110111195 Bakery. Inc. .. ,, 11. 126 BAHBERS Coronollays 31111101511011 ................... 11. 127 19011111110111: Barbershop ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. 127 BUILDING SUPPLIES Tho Gustav 1.0111171111111111 L1111111m' Company ........................................... 11. 127 CLOTHIERS Connolrs .......................................... 11. 127 1111111111175 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. 128 11111111115 ............................................... 11. 128 DEPARTMENT STORES Penneygs .............................................. 11. 128 DRY CLEANERS Campus Tai10ring 111111 Dry Cleanim.r ......................................... . 11. 128 TAILORS Max Pross ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. 129 DRUG STORES Pcltonys ............................................. p. 129 Woodwardys ....................................... 11. 129 HARDWARE AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT Bacon Brothers VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 11. 129 The Drelwr-Smith Company ,,,,,,,, 11. 129 131211115 .................................................. 11. 1311 Lindermv 211111 Zurchor 11. 1311 FURNITURE STORES Cassvrinogs Used Furniture ............ 11. 130 Caulkins 111111 Post lnv. ................ , 11. 130 CARACES Messina Motor Sales, Inc. VVVVVVVVVV 11. 131 W. S. Reynolds ,,,,,,,,,,,,, p. 131 U11itP11 Motors .......... 1 .1 11. 131 Texaco Gasoline ................................ 11. 131 Longworth-Carlson. 1n1'. .................. 11. 132 DAIRIES T110 Mitv1le11 Dairy Company VVVVVVVV 11. 132 DELICATESSENS Herrmannk .. , 11. 132 GAS STATIONS Andyvs Calso Station ,,,,,,,,,,, , 11. 133 Keital 81 Erlml VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV p. 133 GIFT STORES The Emporium ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. 133 CROCERS Cuheta Market ................................ 11. 133 West Side Markot ............................. 11. 131 I AUNDH IES Forest CitV Laundry. 1111'. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. 13-1 MANUFACTU RERS 1111 Russell Manufacturing Co. 11. 131- W. S. Miller Company ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. 135 The Wilcox Lave Corporation VVVVVV 11. 135 CLASS Middletown Plate Glass Co11111u11y 11. 135 MUSIC STORES leylleqs 1111510 11011511 ................. , 11. G. U. 1101-11 .......................................... 11. PRINTING T1111 Mi1111101011'11 Press ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. JEWELERS P1111115 Jewelers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. PACKAGE STORES Lawn Avenue Package Store 11111111 11. Myronqs Packagv Store ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. Russell Package Slur? ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. Sam 5 Package Store ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. Forest CitV 1 111111211111 Slow ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. PHOTOCR APHIC E1 1UIPMENT Fountain s ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. PAINT STORES Color Mart ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. Charles Lun110n and Son 111111111111111111 11. Mitclles P111111 Store ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. PHOTO STUDIO Simpson Studio 111111 Camera 5111111 11. PLU MBlNG AND HEATING C. B. Stone. Inc. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. Middlesex Supply Company .......... 11. OPTICIANS Gordonas ......................................... 11. I11 11 ITIES 1111 C0111111111ul 1 owel CompunV .. 11. READY MADF AND TAILORED CLUIHJJV; 139 139 139 11-11 1111 .1. Johnson XV Sons .................... 11. 110 RESTAUHAA'IS. SNACK BARS. AND SODA SHOPS 130119110 501121 511011 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . 11. 11-11 Larryqs ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. 141 11211111118135 Snack Bar ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. 141 United Restaurant ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. 111 Paradise Roslaurunl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. 112 Union Park Restaurant .................. 11. 112 The Victory Restaurant . ' Deluxe Confectionery ...................... 11. Goodyear Tavern ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . Fazzino's ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Modm'n Grill ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, THEATRES Tho 13211111111. Mi111111's1v1. 111111 Capital 11. 111 TIRES Gordon's ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. 111 SHOE REPAIR 51109 Hospital ..... ,, ,, 11. 1-15 SPORTING GOODS Allinoys .............................................. 11. 145 141103111111 STORES 1111110113 1111. , . ,,,,,,, .,11. 115 1 111111115 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11. 115 M ISCELLA NEOUS The National V1111anize11 Filne C011111z111V ........................................ 11. 11-6 Castlv K 0v.mton 1111. ........... 11. 11-7 F11wi11 Moss 111111 5011 ....................... 11. 117 WX'1111 Wzlnufucturing Company 11. 118 71: WW WWW 24W Arthur M. 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BOB CAMP 33 STAN CAMP ,21 PENNEY.'S 3A1ways First Quality Complete Furnishings for the Home and Family CAMPUS TAILORING AND DRY CLEANING 238 WILLIAM STREET- MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT Half a block from the campus Specializing in Custom Tailoring Guaranteed Fit PRESSING ALTERATIONS Proprietor: William Pestritto mmuuumummumumuunmumumuumun IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MAX PRESS Custom Tailors Ready To Wear Clothing For Formal Wear Renting MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT Est. 1896 Telephone 6-7876 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII PELTON'S DRUG STORE 108 Main Street at William ,, Tel. 7-2881 180 East Main Street at Silver 1 Tel. 6-0135 COMPLETE DRUG, FOUNTAIN, AND LUNCHEONETTE SERVICE PHONE ORDERS TAKEN-DELIVERY TWICE DAILY WOODWARD DRUG STORE Dependable Prescription Service Exclusive Distributor of ZENITH HEARING AIDS Phone 7-0231 240 Main Street - 10 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ THE DREHER-SMITH co. : BACON BROTHERS, Inc. 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A., Admiral, Emerson uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Phone 6-8847 CASSERINO'S USED FURNITURE We Buy and Sell Used Furniture at Reasonable Prices 59 COURT STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... CAlKINS' AND POST INC. Gems in Fine Home Furnishings SERVING Middlesex County Since 1891 0 Furniture 0 Carpet- ing 0 Gifts 0 Interior Decorating Service .1 uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu 130 MESSINA MOTOR SALES, INC. 18 Main Street MIDDLETOWN, CONN. OLDSMOBILES G. M. C. TRUCKS W. S. REYNOLDS Established 1897 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Call 6-0078 96 CHURCH STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. UNITED MOTORS L. GEREMIA, Prop. Repairing-Fr0nt End Work Frame Straightening Body 8L Fender W0rk-Baked Enamel Auto Paint Collision Work Washington Street Extension Middletown. Conn. Phone 6-9830 mmmummInnluluIumImmmumInmmmmumInmnunmmmunmmmmmmmmnmmum:InummmumnmumuInInmmmumIumInmmumnmmf LmunmmmumululmmnIummmmmummmmummmululummummmu:mmummmnmmmmmmmmmmmnnummmumummmmummmmumg TEXACO GASOLINE Goodyear Tires and Batteries STANDARD TIRE CO., INC Corner of Main and Williams Streets Middletown, Connecticut 131 Compliments of LONGWORTH - CARLSON - INC. Your Authorized Ford Dealer 55 North Main Street Middletown m.mmm.muuuuu.mn.umm... .umum..................-mmm...mum.........um...mn......m............mummum...m...n. nun .......................mmmm' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII From Today's Dollar Penny for Penny Your Best Food Buy Is MILK! THE MITCHELL DAIRY COMPANY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Home of Good Things to Eat and Drink HERRMA NN'S DELICATESSEN LIQUOR SHOPPE Representatives in Middletown for S. S. PIERCES FINE FOODS AND LIQUORS 138-144 Main Street Middletown, Conn. u. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... J32 ANDY'S CALSO STATION Washing - Lubrication Simonizing 26 BROAD STREET MIDDLETOWN nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn EmumummunmmmmIummmmmummmnmmumum:ummmumnmmmmnunmuumuummmmuumunu-mmuu-mmmmuununnummmmmm- ATLANTIC GAS KEITEL a ERBAL Service Station 567 MAIN STREET U. S. Tires Goodyear Tires Telephone 6-9742 nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn THE EMPORIUM A Semi-Solvent Organization The Finest in Imported Pickles and Hot Sausage Props: Anonymous IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ymmmmummmmmmInunnunmuummuunmnu:mmmmnmmuuumummnmummmIIIIIIIummmm-IIumnunmmunmnnmmmmummummmn; COMPLIMENTS OF CUBETA MARKET TIm-uu-Immmmumnu.mumummumm.nI.nI.mumnuummmmmmummmmmmIuImuummmuuuunmuum-m....u..u....-.u..n..nuImnmm-mumnu' I33 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII COMPLIMENTS OF THE WEST SIDE MARKET Complete Food and Beverage Service One Block From Campus 247 PINE STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. FOREST CITY LAUNDRY, INC. THE DAYLIGHT LAUNDRY William Street Just One Block Off Campus COMPLIMENTS OF THE RUSSELL MANUFACTURING CO. Incorporated in 1834 MIDDLETOWN CONNECTICUT Eu... uu.Iuunnunnununnumummmumuuu.unuunnummuumm.mmm-munmmu-mmmnunnnuunuuunuuuu-n-uuunnnunuu.....m.... mmmmumnui 134 COMPLIMENTS OF W. S. MILLER COMPANY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII COMPLIMENTS - 0F MIDDLETOWN : PLATE GLASS co. THE WILCOX LACE Plate ' AFt- Auto - Window Glass and Mirrors 151 William Street CORPORATION MIDDLETOWN, CONN. : : Phone 6-3039 0Next to corner of Broad StreeU PAYNE'S MUSIC HOUSE Est. 1874 Musical Instruments Classical 8; Popular Phonograph Records Pianos Sheet Music - Musical Accessories 107 College 0Next t0 Middlesex Theatra Phone 6-0720 ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... IJ-t' The BEST to YOU IN ,52 COMPLIMENTS OF G. u. REED THE 143 William Street MIDDLETOWN PRESS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 5.....mm.u...................u....u..........u.........r COMPLIMENTS OF PAUL'S JEWELERS 202 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. 1......mun.....mm.Iu..n..........mmmm-m.numummmmuunnumnuuumumm...unummmmnunuunmuumu...m...u..mmmmm.....muu..............1. nuummmuuuuunumuummuummmmmnu IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII LAWN AVENUE PACKAGE STORE One Block West of Phi Sig All Popular Brands in Stock Quantity Lots Upon Order 110 LAWN AVENUE MIDDLETOWN, CONN. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Dial 7-1954 We Deliver MYRON'S PACKAGE STORE We Have the Most Popular Brands MAIN STREET EXTENSION MIDDLETOWN, CONN. Myron Konopka Phone 6-0651 COMPLIMENTS OF JOE SALDONIA, Prop. S AM'S P A CK AGE RUSSELL STORE PACKAGE STORE 84 Church Street One Block East of Campus 322 East Main Street a MIDDLETOWN, CONN. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE llIIIIIIIbIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIlllllllllllllll Film! mummmmI-mmmmmmmmmmm-numummmnmummnuuumi 136 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII For Quality or Quantity in Liquor or Wine FOREST CITY PACKAGE STORE Featuring Famous Brands From Many Lands 475 MAIN STREET, MIDDLETOWN TELEPHONE 7-1803 FOUNTAIN'S The Finest in Photographic Equipment And Photo Finishing 483 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN COLOR MART Murphy Color-Scheme Points Paint - Wall Paper - Artist Supplies Storm Windows - Venetian Blinds Ample Parking 148 Washington Street Dial 7-2519 MIDDLETOWN, CONN. 137 Est. 1919 Charles Lunden 81 Son PAINTING AND DECORATING PAINTS - WALLPAPERS Expert Residential Decoration Exterior Painting and Maintenance A Complete Line of Points and Supplies Qualify Wallpa pers and Handprinfs Fine Scenics and Imports 78 Broad Street 1Corner Collegm Middletown, Connecticut Telephones 6-0346 or 6-2041 138 MITCHELL'S PAINT STORE 6Wes men know 11566 Quality Points for that Fall Redecorofing GO TO MITCHELL'S 143 Williams Street Phone 6-3339 nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn SIMPSON STUDIO 6 CAMERA SHOP Dealer for Leading Manufacturers ANSCO - Film - Cameras - Chemicals REVERE - Cameras - Projectors ARGUS - Cameras - Projectors KODAK - Cameras - Film AMPRO - Projectors WESTON - Meters 207 Main Street Phone 6 2456 C. B. STONE, INC. Heating and Cooling Engineers Williams Oil-O-Matic Heating Domestic and Industrial Heating Commercial Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Freezers - Walk-in Boxes Fuel Oils 53 Warwick Street, Middletown Phone 6-6661 STANDARD ENAMELWARE AMERICAN RADIATOR HEATING EQUIPMENT COMPLIMENTS OF THE MIDDLESEX C.LewisMurdock'23 SUPPLY co. MIDDLETOWN, CONN. I39 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Optical Specialists Jewelers All Types Eyeglasses GORDONS Since 1982 Prescriptions Filled - Lenses Repaired 150 Main Street MIDDLETOWN, CONN. Dia16-8230 nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn Eunnumuuu....m....I................................r. 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JOHNSON AND SONS I'For the Finest in Clothing in The NEW HAVEN Area 85 CHURCH STREET NEW HAVEN, CONN. ?IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImIIIIIIIf nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn E ............................................................................................................................................................ For Your Snacks, Sandwiches, Magazines Ice Cream Try the COLLEGE SODA SHOP 115 COLLEGE STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. GIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-II-I-II-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-II-II-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIuI-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT 140 MRRY'S A GOOD PLACE TO EAT, Sandwiches - Hot Dogs - Hamburgers WITH CHILI HOT MEALS SERVED DAILY 636 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. Tmmumuuummmm-nunmmmuunmumm-uuumumumnnmmmuumuummmnunmmnmmmmmnmmmmmmmum:umuummmm-mmmmmnf nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn MARCHESE'S SNACK BAR Orders to take out light lunches Specializing GRINDERS - SPAGHETTI Pizza All Types of Sandwiches 147 William Street Phone 6-9795 Excellent Food Wen Served COMPLIMENTS Since 1923 UNITED RESTAURANT OF THE Air Conditioned Sea Food Cocktail Bar MOUNTAIN Phone 6-9965 6-9981 VIEWERS 275 Main Street Middletown nnIIunuIIunnuun.unIuuuu.u.vu.I........................u.n.....uu.nuuummmmmmm...mr. r.u-num.uununmmmmmmum.m.......................... mun...unumm....nmm.t 1-11 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII PA RA DISE RESM URA N7 A FINE PLACE TO WINE AND DINE NEAR CAMPUS Prop. George Kapetan 12 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn UNION PARK RESTAURANT MORE BREW FOR YOU IN '52 48 MAIN ON THE SQUARE nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII COMPLIMENTS OF VICTORY RESTAURANT 238 MAIN STREET - MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT The Place of Home Cooking Telephone 6-9804 DELUXE CONFECTIONERY GOODYEAR TAVERN AND LUNCHEONETTE uWhere Wesleyan Men Meet Home Of Your Favorite Confections HOT SANDWICHES-BEER Complete Fountain Service 123 Church Street Prop, George 118 MAIN STREET FAZZINO'S RESTAURANT Fine Food and Drink Prop, Elmer Peterson 129 COURT STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. H3 nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn MODERN GRIN A GOOD PLACE TO EAT RED AND JOHN 666 Main Street Phone 6-9884 Middletown, Conn. WW THE PALACE, MIDDLESEX AND CAPITAL Your Friendly Theaters Where The Big Pictures Play SAL. ADORNO, SR, MANAGER nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn O. K. RUBBER WELDERS NEWFIELD STREET - MIDDLETOWN, CONN. PHONE 6-8887 T I R E S NEW, USED, RECAPPED EXPERT WORK n... ..............................m...........................................mm...........................................................................................................................r 144 SHOE HOSPITAL For the Finest in Shoe Repair ANYWHERE 122 Main Street Middletown, Conn. PICK UP AND DELIVERY 5 .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SWWQW ...... AT ALLING'S You Will Find a Complete Line of Sporting Equipment 476 MAIN STREET 2Next t0 Middletown Presm ALLING'S RUBBER CO. TI IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII COMPLIMENTS OF HAZEN'S INC. 172 COURT STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. COLLEGE PRINTING COMPUMENTS OF Y O U N G ' S A CARD 182 Court Street I'mnnnnmlmnnuumunnmmummmuuumuummnummm-mmummmm mumnmmmInmumnmmmnmnmnumummmmmunm-ummmnmnuu-g HS uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu THE NATIONAL VULCANIZED FIBRE COMPANY WILMINGTON, DELAWARE 1:16 I-I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII CASTLE 85 OVERTON, INC. WOOD PULP AND PAPER MILL SUPPLIES 680 FIFTH AVENUE ROCKEFELLER CENTER NEW YORK Branch Offices Cable Address PHILADELPHIA, PA. CASSERTON HOLYOKE, MASS. NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF EDWIN MOSS 5 SON GENERAL CONTRACTORS 555 GRANT STREET BRIDGEPORT, CONN. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 147 148 uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu LOVE CONQUERS ALL!!! It Conquered Me Enough to Lead Me to Place This Ad. FOR DETAILS ASK: JEAN P. ECKLES?? FROM DARTMOUTH TO STANFORD WEBB Shower curtains are passing with honorf in Colleges and Uni- versities from coast to coast. Available in Nylon, Orlon, Rayon, Plastic. Duck, and other Cotton Fabrics, Webb Curtains mean savings n0t only in initial cost Wou buy Direct-from-Manufacturer but also in upkeep and E longer wear. Other Webb products: Tarpaulins, Truck Covers, Tents, Bags, Slingabouts-in fact, anything made of Canvas-as well as CanVas by the RolV-or by the bale. Why not turn YOUR Canvas Problems over to us? Weil wel- come your inquiry-anytime. WEBB MANUFACTURING COMPANY 4th and Cambria Streets Philadelphia 33, Pa. Mom, Wm M Printed By BENTON REVIEW PUB. CO.. Incorporated Fowler, Ind. m i : L 149