Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1953 volume:

k-.. - DONALD B. MCKENZIE, gditar-in-Gllicf . CHARLES T. BRODIGAN,Manging 5ditar f JOHN H. WRIGHT, Buggies: Manager Miammm A9 Cmm$im On April 9, l952, the Wesleyan community lost in Professor Mac Foster both a gifted teacher and a warm friend. To his twenty- five years of devoted service, to his tradition of academic integrity and to his memory, with gratitude and respect tlzis book is Dedicattd This year Dr. Butterfiold was gone on a four lllOllllh trip 01' the Near East to study opportunities for higher education there. The trip was part of Dr. Buttorfiollrs function 215 rlmirmzm 01' tlm Committt'o 0n Furlllty Fellowships 0f the Fund for the Advancement of Education of 11m Ford Foundation. He is also an alumni lrusloo of Cornell University. and Chairman of lllt' Commuticut Committee of Selection for Rhodes Scholarships. DR. VICTOR LLOYD BUTTERFIELD 6 JOHN W. SPAETH. JR. Mr. Spawlh is 0119 of tho Inlsior men of the campus. Hr serves as Dean of the Faculty. holds two professoriul chairs. and in tho illNPllCC of Dr. Bultcrfield. administers thv uni- u-rsity xxith Vit'P President Matthews. DONALD A. ELDRIDGE As Dean 01' Students and us a mmnlwr of the Admin- istration. Admissions, and Schulursllips Commillvos, Mr. Eldridge deals with tho prohlmns that urisv in stlulmll life. His aid and mlvivv are highly Valued hy the upper- rlussmon. CHAR LES H. W ACERS Hr. W'agcrs. in addition 10 his academ- ic vndPavors in the Religion Dopam- mvm. nminluim u sim'ere and helpful relationship with the freshmen in hh ofi'ive 0f Dmm. XVILLINW II. LOW As Dirm'lor of Admissions, Bill Low aims to 501001 studvnts 0f the lligllPM calibre for stleun. ?atulty HERBERT ELI ARNOLD: Professor of Math- ematics . . . D.U. at Wesleyan . . . hHnulhemalivs in one easy lesson . . . animated chalk talks . . . interests: music and painting . . . Joe Miller pro$ge3 O STEPHEN KEMP BAILEY: Assoc- iule Professor of Government . . . B for Bailey . . . Mayor of the town . . . envies the successes of Irving Berlin . . . monogrammed tie ta gift of vested interests! 0 SIDNEY BALDWIN: lnslruclor in Government . . . Eclectic . . . coffee at Downey . . . immaculate dresser . . . Government 1-2 pollsters O THEODORE HOW- ARD BANKS: Professor of English . . . W'omplele obscurity a! Yale . . . while lie and luils . . . Banks :1: Buckhill . . . double affinity for B.A.B. . . . hMannis anyone? 0 JOHN CHARLES BLAN- KENAGEL: Prulessor of German . . . precisely genemlislic . . . gludly wolde he lerne and gladly techs. . . . deliberate roofer . . . timber topper . . . Olympic miler . . . friendly smiler 0 FOR- REST IRVING BOLEY: Assistant Prolessor of Physics . . . Frosty . . . the mom and I . . . I-yvlotrnns and mmerus . . . needs pogo stick to erase blm-kboards . . . cautious mountain climber. Morton W'infield Briggs Samuel Hugh Brockunier Norman Oliver Brown Ralph Henry Brown Herbert Eli Arnold Stephen Kemp Bailey Sidney Baldwin Theodore Honzlrd Banks John Churlea Blunkenngel Fnrresl Irving Boley MORTON WINFIELD BRIGGS: Assnriule I'm- lessor 0! Romance Languages. Execulive Serremry 0f llw Universily . . . casual Classes . . . Joe College Clothes . . . ultrau-live xxil'e . . . tickets 10 French plays 0 NORMAN OLHER BROWN: Associate Professor of Classics . . . Gods, Graves. and Nohy . . . Hermes. The Biryt'le Thief . . . lectures in iambic pentameler . . . flaunts gsms,9 and Wylogies lranslutionW . . . Next book: True Confessions of Aphrodile O RALPH HENRY BROWN: Instructor in Runmnre Languages . . . Hiss louder. boys. you still get the test . . . wife look Frem-II 1-2 from Hudon . . . ebulient addition 10 any and all house parties . . . Fractured French fun 0 SAMI'EL HUGH BROCK- UNIER: Armslrang Professor of History . . . Amer- imn folk music . . . Cape Cod and clmrroul draw- ings . . . life in them here Yniled States square danced uuy through Conn. Colleigo- history classes . . . demonim-nl laughter. see Brown's M. GILBERT BURFORD: Iipurh Professor of Chemistry . . . Sigma Chi all Wres . . . summer- lime WeslernPr . . . lover of American scene . . . old pipes. mountain climbing. and track meets Pub. Hoard Pater 0 JOHN HOMER BURKE: Inslrut'lor in Physit'ul Ellurution . . . Hot Liln Burke tsuxophonw . . . used In play lmskel- bull somewhere . . . re-insliluler 0f doubles squash :It stleyun . . . finds freshmen no 11131911 in eternal bullle of wits O ERNEST WOLFGANG CAS- I'ARI: Professor of Biology . . . :1 living enryc-Io- pedin . . . passive gymnast . . . pasl-lerlure smoker . sincere t'lussroom manner . . . double ovar- lime method . . . source 01' xriIer's n-amps 0 MICHAEL CHERNIAVSKY: Instructor in History and Social St'iem'e . . . from California to Knnlormdcz . . . investilure. ideological inl- plirallinns. :Ind dualism . . . stupor mundi sorrel shelf for Yule hooks . . . T0 In- un :Immy- llllblls imperial vhild is an honor! Edson Murlund Chirk Vincent Winner Cochrnne Robert Sunne Cohen W7illium Bradley Coley George Newton Conklin Alexander Cowie M. Gilbert Burfnrd John Homer Burke Ernesl Whlfgung Cuspuri Mil'huel Clwrniuvsky EDSON MARLAND CHICK: Instructor in Ger- man . . . squash: blip, Mop, mung . . . A.D. adviser . . . ambition: marriage in June . few dislikes . . . philosophirul outlook . . . likes faculty'sludenl rot'kluil parties 0 VINCENT WIN- NER COCHRANE: Associate Professor of Biology . excellent personal library . . . l'lassiml record x-nllet'linn . . . Dmmey House philosopher looking for antibiotics . . . knoxw all the formulas hut Number 9 0 ROBERT SONNE COHEN: Assislanl Professor of Philosophy and Physics . . . natural sciem'e uilh u Marxian tinge . . . phil- 5 nsophy for the physicist . . . animated rlns xdth physimI-visuall illustrations . . . hour xsrillenn prepared in five minutes 0 WILLIAM BRAD- LEY COLEY. U: Instruvlor in English . . . Giunl fun . . . dubious suspenders . . . wife . . . Oul- dunr sports: hunting and fishing . . . indoor sports: racket games' . . . dislikes romantic music: Yank- ees . . . 'Tknllemen, I suhmil to you . . O GEORGE NEWTON CONKLIN: Assot-iule Pro- fessor ol Classics and Cumlmrulive Lilerulure . . . Psi U. at Cornell . . . classes in eight languages . Albhors Dunlesque Svholurship . . . hallislirs. theses. and juxtapositions . . . intellectual history of wilrhcrzlft O ALEXANDER COWIE: Waite Professor of English . . . refuses to accept this brave new world . . . Whovs Marilyn Monroe. the present Garbo? . . . old C minus . . . olium mun llignitule . . . roll call. JOHN CRAWXFORD: Assnrialc Professor of Eng- lish . . . nildcul us gull sllunghuiing offivrr . . . big-lumxlcd pipes . . . outlining obsession . . . Uelullr club n'onfidunl and director . . . NIIIIP maroon corduroy coal . . . landscape urlisl O GEORGE RAYMOND CREEGER: Irutrurlor in Iz'nglixh . . . Midnesl Ealsterner, DePulm and Yale . . rule uife . . . friendliness . . . exuding murkx . . . :ludy of spectrum as it relates 10 Mel- villvk symbolism . . . very vulr Vsife! O JOSEPH SNMI EL DALTRX : Camp Professor of Music . . . Gregorian rlmnh in consluul Imllle nilll MrAIlr-a- lerk Peyulc melodies . . . one of the Doha Rhythm Bow . . . shadow of former w . . . Lllmsn locally as Liglnfingers Joe 0 NORMAN JOSEPH DANIELS: Professor of Physical Ellurulion . . lritt's lips on Saturdays . . . Lefs hustle mm . . . Dun Jessevts nemesis. R95 ': IQSI. 0-3: 1052. 7-6 . . . lrem'h rout strategist 0 JOHN W'HITTIER ARR: Hellding Professor of Religion. College Pastor . . . lyrical scripture reading: . . . refuses lo :Illvnd assemblies . . . runonized annually in Re- ligion 2 . . . makes home in Milleth garden 0 FRANCIS NICHOLAE DAl STER. JR. tor in Romana- Iumguuges . . . duwn-I sing hair Inxlrur- adds 1951 lo 8 o'clock . . . For 'HIVHIF MIkBS. gentlemen, mufl you see the value in this system?v lllinks jazz is here In slay. Arlhur Soulhccmh 5333' Arthur Tumnmnl Dielz Prle Hller Halon Henry Hlv-spuru John 11mm ford Gvurgu Raymond 1erch Jowpll Samuel Uulln Norman .Iuwph Daniel,- .Iulm Whinia-r Um'v' Fraulein Nicholas Ihllhlvr. . r. UiTHl R SUlTHCOMH DX : lssismnl I'm- fvssur af Mulhenmlirs . . . Sigma Chi :ll Wm . . . fun! man on the, slillo rule . . . sulpsvribv- lo llw Times for vrIm-nurll puzzlm . . dicm-l HmaPl . . . talks liltlv. 5 ya much . . . lllemv sung: Huggin- uml llllullxilf O ARTHIR TOWNSEND IHETZ: lnstruvlor in Economics and Soviul Sviem'o . . . Hrlvvlir . . . flame Whroner in lieu of pilu- lighlq-r . . . basketball. tennis. and faculty whim loam . , . ununnnumwl quizzes . . . Blind 1luh- -, unyme? O VERNET ELLER EATON: an Professor nf Physics . . . Thaw rnys nlmuldn'l affect anyone beyond the lllird run. . . . L'righl- His suh-frnsll uilh physical dememslrauimu . pmwr struggles uilll Shaman. tlzlpluin Munel O HENIH ELEHPURl 2 Instrurlur in PI: lion . . T.V. luminary . . . ULIIWUIHIl-S Uury Nll I'frlur'u- tluoper . . . Parallelln. Idulm's Irvifl m llw xnn'ld . . . t-urly riser: 7:00 A. M. murallmm . . . m-n cur llmrd-xx lurking u ifv t . Eugene Oman 00101: Jose Cnmvz-Ilmnez Hubert Baker Goodrich WALTER OWEN FILLEL JR; fesxnr nf Cm'Prnmen! . :Irmy cloak Assistant I'ro- drgrne Yulic . rugged llu'er: and dagger man climber of mountain . . . research in Swilzer- laud. Belgium. England 0 CLYDE OLIN FISH- ER: Andrews Professor of Eronomirs unvl Social Scionre.. . many fingers in many pies .. . ex-anheel Slule high school prinripul . I . rwpvrlml lecturer 0 JOHN Iirmmmim sitl1 humorous dividends . OWEN GALLAGHER: an 11 Suriul 8111,1111? . . flashy lies Inslrurlor in ml'n-r: from participant to .qmclnlor .shunm'im; nu ma lweIs . way through union . . . . . . w? here Rusdu. you can't do that to us 0 LALRENCE EDWIN GEMEINHAHDF: snr of G Prnmn xxorking printersa Profes- lenselor of Foreign Slu- vusl knmxledge 0f border-hupping . . . q-ve got lo gel doubln' dents . . glumes harmonica! nwnnings extemporuneous parodies 011 141155 rmdings. Ross Aiken Conner, Jlx Samuel Mugee Green. II Joseph Julius Greenbuum Waller Onvn Fillryx. Jr. Jnlm Owen Gallagher EUGENE OWEN COLOB: Associate Professor of History and Sacinl Science . Conlemporury co-parlner. Wes! . . 18th renlury music Civilizuliun in the Dmuley House. ll lo 12 . l-lalss disrussions 0n uny and everything . . . omnipresent poodle 11! O JOSE UOMICZ- IBANEZ: Assoviule Professor of Chemistry . new look: plaid Slim Jim bms-ties rnom H bomb ernmem . . . lvdure- . . . photographic research for Gov- vonducted surreasful experi- ments Wlbove Cuyuguk xsulers , . . punvluulily-phls O HUBERT BAKER GOODRICH: xlyres PH;- fessor of Biology . . . dashing figure on tennis and handball courts . . . seven-duy fish mun . also . . promin- vnl place in guppie virl'les . . . spent summers in Bermuda thio labs. says hm O ROSS AIKEN GORTNER, JR.: Professor of Biochenn'xtry collecled tinfoil in World War I Instr for pzlrly weekends . . . Sheik of ShanklinM . . . terror of the fish in Kezar Luke V'illir-s favorite scientist O SAMIIEL MAGEE GREEN. 11: Professor of Ar! perpetually perpivde proprietor and proud papa: D.A.C. . . . dry realism in painting The Happy Mun . . tennis shoes and misplm'vd cur keys 0 JOSEPH JULIUS CREENBAUM: Assist- Im! Professor of Psyvholagy equates guinea pigs with college, sophomores . . . the of life . . charuL-teristiq- snafu sexy side . blushes easily, hide: behind shrulxlrery . . anli-unli-viviserlionist . future us football coach. $085 fig. Clyde Ulin Fidlel' Laurence Ethin Cemeinh FRANK LOXLEY GRIFFIN: Visiting I'rules- sor of Malhemalivs . . . edumior 0f implesrive repul? . . . Chirago University miler under A. A. Smgg . . . ths Who :im-c 1916 . . . makes mulll Vital . . . quudrulinguul blackboard lillIPl'ivihl O RUDOLPH ERIC HAFFNEP: Inslrurlur in Biology . . . cool on Yalies 21ml turnips . . . Red and Black midxsife-ul-large . . . plays violin . . . . . . Miler masses and llw zoogeogruphy ol' Imtllypelugiv organisms UN . . . former konzerz- meister O BURTON CROSBY HALLOWELL: Associule Professor of Economirs and Social Science . . . aggregates and diagrams . . . diminishing lllilily 0f lmls . . . arrompunied by four-leggetl frankfuner . . . '1'm especially inlel'exlwl in money . . . canny concern for Bolivian till 0 HERBERT MALCOLM HERSHENSON: .rl sl- um Professor of Chemistry . . . Brahms. Beethoven. and Bee-lmp . . . lesl-lube politiml philosopher . . . hi . . calfl lulk rhem 10 women: 'un talk x0men lo rhemih 3 . . . Tllurlwr. Addams. The New Yorker 0 JOHN HARLAND HICKS; In- structor in English . . ; Chi Psi nl Middldiury . . . vluim lo funw at 0.9 hundred . . . reads Conrad 10 11:15:05 . . . here we striku: 1m inluller- luul short circuit . . . t-nrries Brenumok in green book bug . . . mild t'IaIuMroplmhiv O LOUIS JOFFRE HUDON: Assislunl Professor 0, Kmmrnvo Lunguugm . . . un beau l'in blum' . . . Ipmx-livs and more lmu-ties . . . popular purly rlluperun . . . fur-lim'd parka . . . Edith l'iuf. Richard Hurry Junson Victor Jones William Noble Kinmu'd. Jr. Robert Hamden Knapp . Frank lmxley Griffin Rudolph El'ir Huffner Burton Crosby Hullmsell H9rherl Malcolm Hershcnson John Harland Hirks Louis Jnffre Hudml RICHARD HARRY JANSON: Insirm-tor in Ar! . . . lerrifivully :nlvquule in his dt-srription 0f D.AJI. . . . SwedisII-apeuking Jerseyun . . . mn- noissvur, Italian viundn . . . wrene hul iul'erlious smile O VICTOR JON men! . . . wulhern smile and MPklllll of jokes . . . : Professor of Govern- im'onspivuous kmycr . . . expert on muniripul government . . . silh hxo ulllers who lc-alrll sunw- sshere. A Guide 10 AHuirs in Publir . . . interstate iminmcies 0 WILLIAM NOBLE KINNARD. JR.: Instructor in Economics unll Sofia! Scionve . . . prehensile grasp on nether rung of faculty squash ladder . . . imaginative Imurmrillens: 'Wvou ure :1 munufm'lurer 0f muu'llslick cathedrals . . . will sell Stevenson button cheap 0 ROBERT HAMDEN KNAPP: Assuriute Profexsor 0f Psych ,- ogy . . . in 0.. .5. plot to EISH'HSiIHIlC Hitler . . found skull in W'illium Jumei laboratory . . 70 I'uol luunch . . . ecstatic over esthetit' stalialim . . . Alger Hiss : pumpkins : : R. H. K. : Chinese mnhnuses 11 CORNELILS KRUSE: Griffin Professor of Phi- losophy . . . the true. grind. and heuuliful Wiens. liens. liens . . . buttered hund-tooled brief- case . . . German quotes on :my subject pre-requisite to his courses: a short autobiography O JON SHERMAN LAWRY: Instructor 0f Eng- lish . . . run out of gas 1Kunsalst . . . another ex- W'ildt-ut . . . glasses 0n and glasses off . . . doeant l'hew snuff . . . bully. O ELROY PAUL LEHMAN t lnslrurlar in Geology . . . succeed: much maligned. top-nolch prof and guy . . . researching fomil I'oraminifers . . . color photos . . . A.A.P.G.A.U.T. . smoke signals on pipe . . . hzlby gives him 5 0 l-Im-k shambles O RIVSSELL THEODORE LIMBACH: Associate Professor of Art . . . rnme us au'list-ut-residem'e. but after Inn years had to tsork for living;r because of rise in cigarette prices I'-Driv-It service for hunk rohlmrs John Fairbanks Lynen David Park MrAIlister Hugh Graham MrCurdy John Frederick Mm'lin Robert Tlloxmu Muthewss Fred Benjamin Millett Cornelius Kl'use Jon Sherman Lzlxu'y Elroy Paul lmhmun Russell Theodore Limbm'h JOHN FAIRBANKS LYNEN: Inslructor in English . . . the man nobody knows . . . weeds Gilbert und Sullivan classroom atmosphere . tllllhil' loving Lord Jeff . . . favors boiled babies 0 DAVID PARK Mt'ALLESTER: Assoriute Prnfvssor of Psychology . . . Der Meistersinger 0n llw Ieservzltion . . . hexes enemies with Navajo ttill' dance . . . frustrated Pinzu . . . likes Barh. Mozart, Running Bear . . . Enemy Why . . . folk music 0 HUGH GRAHAM MCCURDY: Asso- riule Professor of I'hysiml Ellumlian . . . roaches iron-mun eleven in the full . . . intimidates rest of t'm-ully 0n squash rnurt . . . Durocher 0f the ercr field . . . endorses LII'E magazine 0 JOHN FREDERICK MARTIN: Professor of Physi- rul Education . . . EsTerrible Turk . . . one of Williek heal rmnies . . . the Fuyenxeuther hermit . . . not impressed by 9.l hundred . . . winter truck a xmslv . . . refuses to perturb 0 ROBERT THOMAS MATHEWS Instructor in Astronomy 11ml Mulht-mutil's . . . Sigma Chi at Wesleyan . . . Trixie'q . . likes his Dagmar . . . authoritarian manner . . . pipe . . . purly boy . . . PILD. seeker . . . t'nt-throwing inl'ident O FRED BENJAMIN MILLETT: Olin Professor of English. Dirprlnr of the Honors College . . . immortality through footnotes . . . gesticulutions . . . spires classes with autobiographical uddenda . . . vom- prkhensive comments on sludentsh xsork: nolo- riounly tardy in returning same 12 LOUIS OTTO MINK, .IH.: Assistant l'rufmsur of Philnsophy 11ml Humanities . . . larries much on raising his 111 . . . homemade phonograph . . . classroom purer . . . chuin-smoking his way 10 11 Raleigh mixmusler O EDWARD PARMELEE MORRIS: Instruclar in Humanities and Romunte Lunguuges . . . wears buggy tueeds and play squash and builds furniture and uses big herds and lulks wilh halmls and feel auul without hreulh 0 CHARLES SAMUEL MUSCATINE: Iiixil- ing Assistant Professor of English . . . dislikvs Ulla Pod intervieixcrs . . . hot after Wife of Bulh . . . pernmnenl visilur . . . hig fraternity mun . . . poison 0n althlcles. plays all tennis and golf 0 SIGMUND NEUMANN: Professor in the Sm-iul Sriences . . . supervises press :ln-hivm . . . blues u and gruys . . . . . . never meet puhlisht-iu Ly :u-cidentii . . . mums xiilh games . . . Toynbcc. Neunmnn: Northrup and friend . . . They MUST be awake? O ADOLPH FREDERICK PAFLI: As VVesleyun's roin collection . . . grnduulm' :ItiViSOl' un! Prufexsur 0f Classics . . . vurulur 0i and Greek . . . efficiency experl . . . frequent run- lrihutions to classical journals 0 RALPH UAR- LING PENDLETON: I'rolvssnr of English. Direv- tor of Drmnulirs . . . er11. here I am! . . . sponsors Hlellu Dullm . . . loses his leaves in autumn . . . Monty questions . . . exams: stup- ping periodil'ully for mutual ghu'tw . . . silvrr ishistle Joe W'ehh Pn-nplvn Quenlin Rit'llill'tl Pc-Il-rmn Slunlcy Richard Plugvnhovi Raymund Eaton Randall. .Il'. Louis Otlo Mink. Jr. Edward PurmelPe Morris Charles Samuel Musculino Sigmund Neumunn Adolph Frederick Pauli Ralph Darling Pendlctnn JOE W'EBB PEOPLES: Seney Professur u! Ceo- logy . . . hook revieixs. profewionnl papers . . make: sensu out of office liller . . . Eilgnenus Joe . . . t'hurl-pnjwrcd nulls . . . diret'l airline vilh rork pile in Monlunu O QUENTIN RICHARD P :TERSON: Instrur'tor in Chemistry . . . reformed smoker . . . has organic interests . . . likes to hark with hands . . . nnuld reconstruct Nouhis Ark . . . married A92 Theatre stau' . . . nu fruit on family lrce O STANLEY CLIFFORD PLAG- ENHOEF: Inxlrurlor in Physical Erluculinn . . . has big rumpus rm'lxel . . . Marlon Brando in shorts . . . muis furully squash illld tennis ladder . . . says Hudnnis French roux is u gut . . . scholar in sneakers . . . O R MOND EATON REN- DALL, JR.: Inslrm'lur in Music . . . Yallic . . . :ummer work at Nexi England Music Colony . . . udmirm originality and flexihilily 0f jiIZZ . . . l'iihSil'ill pop pinnisl . . . sings like bulldog: PAUL ARTHUR REYNOLDS: Associate Profes- .mr of Philosophy . . . Bela llt Wesleyan . . . Plug , . Eclel'lics in syllogisms . . . son zll Princeton, daughter lll Bryn Mllwr, wife ill llonle . . . veteran llDown Ellslerla O Jl AN ROURA-PARELLA: Hollis Professor 0! Ilunmnities mld Romunl'e Lun- guuges . . . lmuy bien . . . nllly hien , . . philosophiu psycllologizl . . . bubbling fountain of personality little gillnl of intellectual reknown . painless, interesting. zlnd educational classes 0 NORMAN RUDICH: Instructor in Humanities uml Romance Language . . . lively Mil and easy going disposition . . . photographic memory . . . never fails to llnllounl-e unannounred quizzes . . . swim- ming, hiking. chess. classical music . . . eligible bachelor O ELMER ERIC SCHATTSCHNEI- DER: Andrus Professor 0! Government . . . long- time big pzlrly man . . . wowed N.J.C. galls. 1929-30 now. daughters read his books on running parties . . . royalties . . . Purly Government Richard Albert Edlulrd Brook: Arthur Rudolph Schultz Hayden Arthur Scott John William Sense Frederick Augustus Spear William Atwell Spurrier Paul Arlllur Reynolds Juzlll Rouru-Pllrelln Norman Rudicll Eril' Elmer Sl-lllmsrllneide RICHARD ALBERT EDWARD BROOKS: Weeks Visiting Professor of English . . . Wesman . . . hobbies: zu-quisition of leisure . . . self des- cribed humor: mild to Dull . . . dress: casual gelllility . . . mean vil'lrolzl . . . inhabited by poodles O ARTHUR RUDOLPH SCHULTZ: Associate Prolessor of German . . . Badger from Slleboygan . . . piano tyro . . . llKlzlsse . . . green-fingered lad with peculiar affinity for khaki clothes . . . raising strawberries and making hay with farm- erE daughter 0 HAYDEN ARTHUR SCOTT: Instructor in Ar! and Humanities . . . cigarette hold- er . . . subsl-rihes lo Brooks Brothers l-llllllog . . . no time for hobbies . . . five children . . . budding Currlimll writer 0 JOHN WILLIAM SEASE: Associate Professor of Chemistry . . . Corlller's vul-zllion accomplive . . . frustrated fisherman . . . llnsurl-essfully awaits arrival of grunions ill Kezar , would-be politician. studying Baileyk campaign 0 FREDERICK AUGUSTUS SPEAR: Instruc- tor in Romance Languages . . . classroom altitude: intellectual, reserved . . . voted for Beethoven and Brahms . . . Eastern-Czllifornill ullire . . . holds I-Illss spellbound . . . singulalrily devoid of dislikes 0 WILLIAM ATWELL SPURRIER: Associate Professor of Religion, Associate Pastor . . . directs the CA. . . . . former J.V. football coach . . . ex-N.Y. Rover Pucksler . . . brings lligh-flown ideas to solid ground . . . interest in ethics tNut Picturedh CARL EMIL SCHORSKE ERNEST STABLER: Assorimv Professor of Phil- osophy; Chairman. Musfer nf Arls in, Tem'hiug Program . . . Canadian outdoorsmun O CARL LEO STEARNS: Fisk Professor of Axlrommny . . . fulller-in-lam 0f imer-depurtmenlul marriage . . . sir' ilur ml uslm . . . Celestial peeping Tom O MALCOLM STEARNS. JR.: Instrurtor in History Sandy . . . condut'ls classes in breathless rondiliun and Buddhist position . . . rare books 0 KARL SKILLMAN VAN DYKE: Ayres Professor of Physivs . . . Eclet-lic . . . four deq-udes :Il Wes Tech . . . shis1wrcd advice to Maxim S'ilem'er Company 0 XVILLARD MOSHER W'ALLACE: Assm'iute Prnfvssur 0f Hislory . . . Evlet'tiv . xerl-outlined Ierlures 0 ROBERT KIEFER VJEBB: Instrur'lnr in Ilismry um, Social Srimu'? . willmul il hobby :Ind gland of il . . . Anglirnn in appearance . . , Navendvr Hill mob irregular irlmel Mulllu-u Worllwimrr Ixossulh Mayer W'illiumson Richard Kenelul W7inslow Julm Lawrence Wood Alfred Fabian Xoung William Donald Young Ernest Slubler Curl Leo Slmu'ns Malcolm Sleurns, Jr. Kurl Skillmun Yam Dike W'illurd Masher Walllalm' Robert Kiefm' Webb MICHAEL MATTHEW WERTHEIMER: ln- slrurlor in Psychology . . . belief in uninliun . . . seeks reincarnation us salillmul O KOSSI TH MAYER WILLIAMSON: Hubbard Professor of Ifcmmmit's and Social Science . . . quickie quizzea . woodwork and luxes . , . The Martha Tax 0 RICHARD KENELM W'INSLOW': Assixlunl Pru- fessnr of Music . . . h My hobby is my mustache . quasi opera und pseudo Huger . . . prolific 0 JOHN LAWRENCE WVOOD: A-lssislun! Pro- lessor of Physical Etlm'ulion . . . Mmldqu stout- ing report . . . summl of sports. but just :1 little kid at heart . . . futile 5 plus I O ALFRED FABIAN YOl'NG: Inxlrurlor in History . 1066 zmd all that . . . HiMnry 1-2 Sneallslmp instructor . . . Jefferson enthusiast . . . Why do no dudy history? . . . bibliogruphin-n 0f biblio- graphies 0 WILLIAM DONALD YOIVNG: In- slrm'lor in Theatre . . . technical director 01' .92 Theatre . . . has xdfv. child. mu cuts. llwulrl- Seasons of mist and mellow fruitfulness, close bosom friend of the maturing sun: Conspiring with him how to load and bless with fruit the vines that round the thatch-eaves run; to bend with apples the mossed cottage'trees, and fill all . fruit with ripeness to the core; to swell the gourd, and plump the hazel shells with a sweet kernel; to set budding more, and still more, later flowers for the bees, until they think warm days will never cease, for Summer has der- brimmed their clammy cells. L fraternities 1' l'ms. wv Impm PM.ut'liilll1l of IH'UIIIPI'FI anry Ilu' l ijll1. hi I . Scone IIL OIL Wt-slmun pridm ilM-Il on in IIIKIIIII'Y I'l'uh'rnih Qslvm. u ln'idt- xxllirh munil'osh-tl rvm'nlh xdlvn u mmvmvnl fur Ilvluywl rushing Hm mvrxsln'lmingl'x sqllusllwl Ivy IIH' umlvrgrmluulm. 'I'Iw hwlu- l'rult'r- nilit-a amnl 'I'Iu- John 4$10 Clllll urv llu- l'm'i uruunll Hllit'll llw sn- t'iul life :11 12401121 rmulxm. 'l'llvrv is uhmy zl l'rirmlb riVatlQ leum'n Imuwr mriallh mul aru- th-mimllly aunl lln- fraternities ill't' nnlwl fur llwir imlvpmuh'nl qyiril. Unv nf the major 1'0lllliPliliUlh is Illa Inlvrllrulvrniu sing. lwltl lulr in .Xln'il. am mvnl I'm' xsllich lllv house: prvlmrr xu't-lu ill ml- umt-v. X prizv b awarded for lllh m xu'H us fur llw 'I05l vl'l'im on lmmm-mning xka-vml in llu- full. Eau'h lmusv h u wlf-gou-rning unil MIIPH'IQ nwmlwrs man gain unlu- ultlt- q'xlwrivnm' in xsorking fur u vnmnmn gmnl. Th0 uu m runluru- doriv alml unilml .qpiril of frallvrniu Iil'v am: lnvllmrim xsllivll MM 10 llw nmlulgiu ul' vullvgv :121p 1011;. ul'tvr munmmu't'mvnl. 98 : 2:291; 1! mi? Firs! Row: Crumentine. Amntuggin. Kingmam, Loos. Nevialser. Penkes. Bruce, St-hner, Stevens. Rollhuus. threy. WVitherelL Sprawl Raw: Muy. Chunlpeuu. Liu. A. Johnson. Seelye. Lzlvin, Cutler, Olson. Vumlenlm'g. Snggs. Lillquisl. Third Row: Sturr, Cutting. Honing, Fenlu. Lauld. Hhrihur. Luerk. Stoindlvr. Bonnvvillu. Zurkin Bcglin, Frills. Stephens. Ostcr. Fourlh It'mr: Cummtclli, Redding. Sanderson, Baker, John. ltut-kiv. The Crows presented a bright. and shining fare to tho rushvvs in the full with a newly painted front hall and u vomplotoly rmIm-nmtod dining.r room, but the Iu'othm's still tore their hair as they gazed on tho Saharu-likc front lawn. The previous spring :1 Symposium was held at the house under the guidance of Gcorgv Morris, and Phi Bete Jim Beaver was awarded 21 Rhodes Scholar- ship. Frank Avanlaggio was elected president of the freshman svnato and Dick Sandorson was, 010N011 to TVE. Crow had its share of captains, as Stove Hay hmulvd tlw basketball 10am for the second straight year and Jan Vamlenherg captained the swimming.r team. Doug: Bonneville served 011 the CB Hushhlg Committee and hrothor Stephens sung in the glee cluh. Alpim Dalia Plli With a gleaming now exterior, courtvsy 0f the alumni, and a sparkling interior, courtesy of the brothers, the Alpha D0112: went on to garner unto them a happy lot of pledges. Nolahle improvement was made in the house average, as AD finished second to Sigma Nu in tho Downcy Cup Sweepstakes. For the svoond consecutive your the house chained off with 1h? lntmw fralornily sing: cup. Dana Pearson was president of tho glee duh, abetted by brothers McGrcw and Clarke, and was also a mem- hvr 01' the Jihcrs. Cope Murray performed at the 992 Theatre with Pete Clarke behind the scenes, and Stan Booman and Carl Bufka pluyvd foolhall while Ed Dewey wrestled. Don McKenzie, John Wright and Chuck Davis labored for the Ulla l'od, and Davis and McKenzie were on the Cardinal stuff. First Row Leeulelll: J. Harrngnn, LuFreniere, E. Hurragun, Tieljen. F. Boymon, P. Clarke. Second Row fseallcdh Pearson, Ebmeyer, Hurlnett. Crombie. Mofsky. Rnrdin, H. Martin. Third Row: A. R. Johnson, Lewis. Szymanski, McGrew, Murdock, Goldsmith D. Hurt. J. R. Miller. Bruner, Could. H.K.Wrighl. Back Row: Hone. Slurr, Dewey, Bufku. Duvenny, Dielzer, Morgan, Beenmn, C. W. Davis. McKenzie. P. Sleege. Jackson, Case, Snow. Murray, Heston. J. H. Wright. Borden, Ncwhull. Tho, Betas passed the year on umivahle terms with the Sigma Chine. having put aside their catapult in favor of a new stove. The house won the fall blood bank with 827! of the house pledg- ed. Plans were under way early for 3 Symposium on the 20111 Century. to h? prvsented in the spring, and an alumni banquet was held in the spring of '52. The house tied for the fraternity softball championship last spring, .100 Lunn high-jumpod fur the varsity track tram7 Al Bishop played football, and Al Flynn was eloctod t-o-mlptuin of tho soccer loam. Brothers Ath Young. Kaufer, Flaglvr, and Schreihor were active at thv h92 Theater, while Herm Lehman held forth with the High Street Finn and Larry Stanford was the VVESU treasurer. First Row: Castelln. Truger, Hukcs, McNult. Sanders. Corin. Ernst, Moyle. Ml'Affqu Boughtun, Bauer. Cox. Bruffec. Set'oml Row: Cormmll. Tysen. Thirkield. Flynn, Lehman. Schreiher. Keelel', . E. Clark, R9309, R. Miller. Dell. Third Row: Stumlfm'd, Ahel. Flagler, Wind. Honm. Stratum. Yuung. W7. Young. Fourth Rmr: Kuufer, Bishop. Greenwood. Bollenhzu'k. R. Miller. Corslu-h. Duniles, Luvery. Lunn. W. Taylor. him w. 1. t gilt J r Firs! Row: Do-mlull. Wolf. Chivn. Mmrini. Jmephlzll. Weslon. Francis. Soroml Ix'mr: Dinlwl. Rusk. U. Rognh, Pulnmr, E. Muthcms. G. Cnllulmn. Yulls. Hllix'vrn. Third Row: Danivs. Currier. Hciser. D. Price. P. Nixon. lvmpleby. Binswunger. P. Miller. Fourth Row: Hurry. Spudzl. Hardy. Furcse. Falcon Cohen. Fiflh Raw: Alessi. P. Chien, Bronson. Peck. U. Nixon. A. Callahan, Evaglb. WC R. Brmul. Dilurio. H. Slcegv. R. J. Levinmn. Mut'PlIuil. Bud: Nmr: Dlllthllll. Nunm lilliun. Sl'llrnder. Srllneebvrgvr. Mayoral. Srhmidl. Brigham. J. Huffmunn. 671i 2751' In 71952-53 llw Lodge featured a complvlol-x refurnisllwl liV- in; room pllh a now and us yet unlighlml horseshoe pit. Contri- llllliOllS from :1 spring ' Dud's Day bought a now cooler for 1hr .N'U'Wilrlrb' department an-l thv homo library was imprmwl by lllt' addition of man's usvl'ul Yolumvs. Nino brothers I'N-t-ivml football lollvrs. including; co-cupluins Callahan and Nixon, vu- oaptuin-olvct Spuda. and winner of the Bzu-on Tropln . Joe Alvssi. Brmln'rs Hay and Fuzio run for thv vross-t'ountry team, with Ray living vlot-lod 1-0-t'upluin I'or l953. Bub Currier and Goosv Hoffman ram the 1952 versions of llu' golf and lmsvlmll lvums. Six Chi Psik sung in tho glee duh and Jerry 5101119 was a Jilwr: Bill Dolpsml sparklml on the hoards of tho 92 Thriller. Ben Dilorio won Hm hnvrvollogialtv Skvvl Cllmnpiunship in 1110 nzunv 0f Vvslcyzm. Firxl Row. Killing: x Ran . Silling: McClenn. Wells. Slimpson, Williams. Deacon. Deming. Manuel, Lawton. Seroml Davidson. Miller. Stimson. Lumbrtm, Arrmumilll. Alexander, Ruck, Smith, Lifsel. Stellar, Graham. Pryce. Third Row. Standing: Redfield. Chupin. Pugh. Bird. MrCruy, Ford. B. M. Vrllilllesq Leuvill. Phillips. Demxorlh. Brodigun. MucCuuley. Pennell, D. P. Wyhillles. Einhorn. Shouvlin. Rayhill. Fourth Row. Standing: Schmilz, Criffis, Carroll, Weller, Lurgey. Young. Baker, Masher. Aside from an insignificant vvndctta in tho canyons, of Now York, the Dekos had a good year. Herb Kollollm' ran the Collogv Body Sonata- with efficiency and dispatch, and six brothers loi- lm'od in football. Dick Stimson uml all-va England Sandy Ford received soccer lottors. The house did well in intorfruler- nity athletics. running.r off with basketball honors, tying: for first place in baseball and finishing a close sm'oml in football. Wlhil Bird 211141 Barry Pennoll labored for the Argus as Associate Edi- tor and assistant sports, editor, while Dick McCray 10d successful Community Chest and Blood Bank drives. Gus Launhrew and Doug Whittles were Jilmrs, and nine others were mmnhors 0f the glov club. Four sophomore brothers were olH-tvd 10 'IVNE. Chas. Brodigan was managing editor of lllt' Ulla P011. Delta Tau Doha celebrated the 50th anniversary of its found- ing: on tho Wesleyan rumpus during Commencement wook-ontl of 1952. In progressing ox'or onward, tho Dolt dining: room was complvlcly rvnovulml, the project Iming financed lry individual conlribulions 01' the brothers. 0n tlw athletic scene. George Mav- lvm' t'ilplilillPd the 952 track team, Russ Eggors llPildOd the 953 lmsvlball team and was starting haH-lmvk for the football team, while John Nelson and Bill Roche pori'ornmd for tho hoopslors. Eggm's and George Maltese, ranked Isl and 2nd in thvir class, were Phi Beta Kuppasq and Rhodes Scholar Eggvrs won the Wil- liam Day Leonard Award for lllC second consm-utivc year. Fred Wundull was editor of the Cardinal, while Bud Johnson was Oloolml Commodore of tho Yacht Club. Charlie Hoyt again l'an lhv High Street Fivm with brothers Jim Plimplon and Dave Rich assisting. First Raw: Carey. Wamdnll. Hofmnnn. Inxin, Hamilton, Mason. EggerS. Olson. Moore, Boniface. Poolcy. Goudey. Sevoml Raw: Sluessy, Hathaway. Plimptom Hoyt. Bethel. Wiltmer, Smith, Cheney. McLeur. Healrn. Levuy. Swanson. Third Row: Short, Swurlzmun. Lemnire, Rich. Hopkins. Wood, Luna'- ford. Konopku. Mcsrll. Fourth Row: Stone. Plimplon. Trumbouer, Kulsis, Donne. Hnmll. Rm-Ile. Arndt. Hark Rmc: Eager. Knlm. Brierlvy. Johnson. Hume. Buumun. RumL Hurd. Burrugc. Bancroft. Lott, Nelson. McMahon. Kim - ' 00' Law gamma 1751' The Gamma Psihs got off to a fast start in the full with a win- ning foolhuIl loam for the house and a rousing.r open house for the faculty. The brothers collahoratcd on remodeling their kitch- cn and purchased a new stove for future gastronomical delights. The old clothes party and non-ulcoholic experiment over the Trinity woek-cnd was termed a huge sucvess by all. Boh Whil- man was the C. B. Rushing Chairman and Curt McLaughlin was Vicv-prosidcnt 0f the glee cluh. Bart Jansen handled 1119 business end of the Argus and Jon Homer invited his poetic muse for the Cardinal. Brothers Ranschl, Finegan, McLaughlin and Ros- ncr were active 0n the track team and Ranscht and Bosncr play- ed basketball and foothzlll. In the fun, Gamma Psi broke with their national affiliation. Phi Sigma Kappa, on a disvrimination Issue. Firs! Row: Hprrorks, Benson, DeFrzlnces. Dow. Knplun, Tnltersall. Jones. Brennan. Second Row: J. J. Miller. Glussberg. Stein, Alward. D. Morris. Edwards, Miler, Knisel. Fogelson. Third Row: Runst'hl. Rosner, Pulon. R. Gordon. M. Johnson. McLaughlin. Duff. Fourth Row: Jansen. Didshury, Hehxig. Sclmnrlz, Zinser. Whilmun. Williamson, Cnyne, Cavonius. H. Phelps. Jun Immum nnr. h m Firs! Row: tkneelingt M. Shapiro, Drury, Ruhino, Stern, Kuehl, Roesler, Resnirk, Silvermun, Fred- rickson. Meisner. Miluvsky, Friedlund, Terek, Carson, Gruskuy. A. Gordon, Radley, Hines, Fischtrom. Serond Rout: Coodkind, Rubinoxsitz, Kutz, Singhum. Demhert, Dibble, Bentley, Klein, L. Morris, Finizio, lrMin, Cone, Hurlcm, Jacobs. l,ilalt. Third Row: Wail. Fraser, Cuntiun. LnBrie, Timberlake, Wisdom, Passett, T. Rogers, Goldstein, Dulmuge, T. Shapiro, Wagner, Forman, Shonle, Erickson, Wilcox. Jolly Wtslcy 61515 In an auspicious start for the school year, the John Wesley Chlh again retained title to the Jackson Cup with an honors average for the entire group. The plans for a house were con- tinued and tho memhers hope that in the near future this project will become a reality. The fertile brain of Dick Barrett instigated ttFlaming Mamie? for the full house party, and it was a crack- ling success. Hot on the heels of the party came a real live fire in Lenny Morrisgs sofa, which caused more consternation than damage. Lenny and Vern Dibble were both instrumental in the elevtiun of Steve Bailey :15 Mayor of Middletown and Boh Brown and Bob Cohen were active in attempts to make Wesleyan known as a university 110mliscriminatory to Negroes. 28 First Row: R. S. Smith, D. Olsen, Milets ski, N. Davis, Kyle, Sieverling, Clans. Seymour. R. Benson, Von Au, Bemis, Van Voorhees, Losey. Dunhum, J. Sllumun. Locke, Sime. Storms, Monstrenm. Fabian, Hinckley. Fourth Row: Snntoro, Geiger, Jacobs. Ghlzer, Stoll, Richmond, St'hummrick, Roth, J. Miller, Murkowitz, Walden, Meyer, J. Clark, Rosensweig, Kuleshn, France, Schnuer. Fifth Rmv: Bacon. Muriele, Weilzner. S. Johnson, Hawkins, Bet'khum, Wall, WV. Drury, Irwin. 0mm Phi Second Row: Feldmun, Third Row: Kaplnn, Kremznym, The Omega Phias lost the championship football game to Sigma Chi, but were Victorious in League A. The house placed second in the effigy contest over Amherst week-end with 1: mon- strous shipwreck. Jim Dunhanl was president of the Cardinal Key for 1952-53, as well as head of the hand and a member of the Jihel's. Rich Hinckley was head of the Wesley Foundation while Boh Schnum' labored in the sports department of the Argus. Oggie Locke captained the el'oss-country team and Vic Glazer was elected co-eaptuin 0f the 1953 team. Dave Sinle wrestled and Mike Fabian and John Miller swam for the varsity teams. In the full of 1952, Omega Phi severed relations with its national affiliation, Delta Upsilon, 0n the grounds of practice of discrim- ination hy that body. The Eclm'tics scampcrod away with second place scholastic honors for tho who-knows how many straight years, with only the John Wesley Cluh ahead of them. Fall house parties fea- tured a square dance and a hirdwalk and October 18th was set aside as Parentis Day. The Spring Sing, with groups from Well- esley and Holyoko. the Jihcrs and Cardinals, and Eclecticas own Spooky Sewn and Moon-Muids, was highly regarded. Dave Jen- kins ran the C. B. Committee 011 Freshman Orientation, aided by Terry Hatter and Harvey Lerner in the Senate. Two varsity captains were elected from tho housr for 1952, Bill Tcuchout in soccer and Jim Sailor in squash. John Jahos was president of the Eclecticis own indoor Rug Golf Association with Pete Camp and Harvey Lerner assisting. Firs! Row: Hails. Dunn. P. Johnmn. Boyden. Noble. Maison, Cettier. E. Johnson, Thorndike, Spencer. Parker, Ingruhum. Serond Row: P. Shapiro. Strickland. Chllrt'h, Rush. Purler. Hutton. Northrop, Zucko, W7. Dunhum, Underhill. Souls. Sayre. Third Row: Moore, KPPney, Jenkins; Tem-houl, Suiler. L Standing: Allison, Lerner. Muirheud. Morrison. Millur. Lee, Gamble. Collier. Cook. Cope. Hatter, Congleton. Clemens. Beers. Hoy, McConnell. Williams. Allee, B. Bailey. Burrer. Del Dum. Burk Row: Camp, L. Shapiro, Gesrhit'kler. Julius. C. Smith, W. Cordon. Perhaps one of the most laxing Pfi'orls of tho Psi UK. yet mmt rcwarding in light of the town-and-gown rvlalions, was the gala Hallowvvn Party for tho Middlolown youngslvrs which was a howling success. Psi U won 1hr effigy contest with an ingenious washing machine during Amherst week end. Fall house partivs fcaturwl the popular XVindmill Trio and tho noted lyricist Bill CIaHJaugh. Bah Bat'hmzm. Bruce Half and Bill Chitlomlon played football, with Bachman, co-vaptain-plm-I. Bill Ellis will captain the 53 track team, msisled In John Romen- snydcr. Corky Chase was hack on the mats us New England Champion at 177 lbs. while Chuck Chadwit-k and St'ott Shop- hard vavorlcd in lhn pool. Honmnsnydm', 01in Scholar and C. B. Sooial Chairman. was president of the 1951-52 Cardinal Kvy. Firxl Row: 1knecling$ Bowman. Linlon. Frit'kr. Daugherty. Trinlhlm O'Connor. Clzlybuugh. Bixby. Brvtsrhm'. Sermul R010: Lnlspeivh, Nobbe. Dreishm-h. Bmxers. Baldridgr. Frost. King, Corman. Nvlmn, Shepherd. Foster. Third Row: Shumml, Chittendem Chase, Luckharl. Chadwivk. Cox. Atkinson. Biggvrslaff. Hale. Muir. Baum. Chase, Phelps. Rockwell Matln-ws, On, Trauhwin. Biddle, Papa. Fourlh Ruu': Ellis. Clements. Branch, Renlensnyder. Eckerson, Knapp. Taylor, Rirhards. First Row: Beetlmm, Pisetsky. Gillis. Clew. Second Row: Cay, Ceigis, Tremper. Third Row: Kummer, Kenerson, Creiner. Rosario. G. Manuel, Eastman, VVquPr, Bmvermnn, Zweibel, Epstein, Stuhl. Fourlh Row: Bailey. Paxton, Stern. Hart, Christopher, Woodhousc. Steary. LeTourneau, Swan, Sutkowski, Robbins, Foduski. Fifth Raw: Sundin, Banks, Allen, Sheaff. anini, Sheppard, Taylor, Annex, Baldwin, Church. Sigma 671i Fortified with an enlarged parking lot and a bumper crop of pledges. the Sigma Chis proceeded to roll on to a successful year. The house football team won the intcr-fraternity cham- pionship, scoring 102 points to none for the opposition. The past spring the house tied for first in softball, saw its. senior delega- tion graduate with an honors average. and indulged in the sec- ond Triad party with Alpha Dolt and Beta. The brothers hold the annual alumni gathering over Amherst week end and enter- tained the faculty at a tea during.r the course of the fall. Bill Christopher and Tom Keena had leads in both fall plays. The Sig haskcthall machine rumhlod into action with brothers An- derson, Banks and Kummor at the helm. The house also spon- sored tournaments in bridge and ping-pong. 31 32 First Rou': E. C. White. Orvis. Rill. Jau-k. Gardiner. Stuuffer. Groslmm. Bndner, Sherman, R. Marshall. Arena. Frmlkel. Second Row: King. J. Moll. F. Moll. Rosson. Shipmun. Parsons. Koch, Hurrim Taylor. Lundesmzm. Jelxel. Krusnunsky. J. Lovejoy. Autenreith. Knight. Bermzm. R. Lovejoy. Armstrong. Third Ruu': Ilwsom Poliner, VuuNilmegen, Murkelson, Pulersun, Fourth 010: G. Miller. Mut'furlunt'. Bertini. Fiflh Row: Munson. Duluny. B. Levilhon. Zurmm, Hedges, Wilmurth, Thomas, Rule. Sigma Nu quirotl a fine frmhman delegation, and hopml that lhoso frosh With Jack Stuuffor as rushing.r chairman, tho Sigma Nuqs ac- might he of assistance in hringing.r to an end the house foothall losing.r streak of 30 games, hut to no avail. Sigma Nu maulv off with the Downcy Inlprovonmnt Cup ranking hohind John XVes and Eclectic scholastically. John Parsons served a term as secre- tary-treasuror of tho Collogc Body Senate, Jon Lovojoy was presy- ident of the Vanderbilt Law Cluh7 and Vic Krasnansky headed the Newman Cluh. Brothers Thomas, Zurnots; Knight and Bodner all worked for WESU in an official capavity, while Jack Stauffer and Hank Bortini were Cardinals. Bernie Lovinson, in gray flannols and leopard skin tio, practical his tth'nio chooW at 3 A. M. with his friend Make. VERY year in the fall, the ground is soft and the verdant acres. of the XVesleyan Campus arc susceplihle to injury from the feet of students. Batteries 0f bulletins from South College are posted in conspicuous places to warn Wesmcn off the grass. Student consideration has helped maintain the beau- ty of the broad lawns of Wesleyan for many years. 33 Burl: Row: Anislunl Courh Wmul. R. Bruun. Conglelun, Zurko. Lerner. Binmsunger. McConnell. XV. Smith. KPIICF- son, Trumhouer, W. Cordon. I3. Moll, Assistant Coach Elc- 51mm. Middlp Raw: A55i5- mm Manager Kuhn. Assislunt Cozu'h Burke, Moshen Hule. Sunderwn. Bishop. llliun. Hut- tom Carroll. Cohen, Bufku. Herman. Slrnhhl, Couch Dun- iels. Front Row: Urzlhum, Jenkins. lAIViIL Furow. Brig- ham. Co-Cnlllslin Callahan. Co- Capluin Nixon. Spudu, Ale55i. Eggersq Burhnmn. J. Moll. FOOTBALL Compiling it5 host record sinov tho undo- l'ezllml 50115011 in 19518, the Varsity foolh'd loam, under the tutelage of JVm-m Daniels, climaxod its 50115011 with a brilliant 7-6 Iri- umph ovm' Trinity. Co-Caplains Dave Nixon and Jerry Callahan kept the morale at a high level throughout the season tlespilv lhv dampening factor of injuries 10 Bill Garden, Jake Congloton, and Linlc All American guard, Art Spatial. Spearhead of tho W05onan offon5o, which rolled 141 points for five wins, lwo 105595. and one lie. was Senior John Farcso, who accounted personally for 880 yards, an aver- ago of 8.1 yards per curry. Brigham and Nix- on contributed 4-8 passes, good for nim' louvhdowm. seven of which were 5t-01'vtl hy iiMook Lavin. Joe Moll and Hayes Baker aided Farosc in thc ru5hing.r department. Middlebury wa5 handily dvfpatcd 33-6 in the opening.r game as VVosloyunK' quarter- hzu'ks John Brigham and Dave Nixon filled the air with touchdown passes, two of which were 5narod hy lanky 011d Boh Lavin. Bill Cordell, sophomorP svuthaok, hroko his 001- lar-hone and was lost for the season. The Cardinal offense clicked more 511100111- ly the next wcok, despite 10 Wesleyan fum- hlos, 21s Bowdoin was defeated 27-7. Lzlvin tallied lwo more tom-hdowm and was aided hy Faresc and Dirk Sanderson in the scoring: parade. Only bright spot in Wesleyanis 40-7 trouncing hy Coast Guard was the brilliant defensive work of Joe Alcssi, who excelled in every game. Fumbles this time provml costly, for W'vs fluhlwd many golden oppor- tunities. Moll scored the sole Wesleyan TD. The Redbirds rebounded strongly to over- power Wrorccstcr Tech, 27-H- as Farosc, Moll. Brigham, and Lavin scored the Wesleyan touchdowns and line-hackers Alossi and Young buttressed the defense. Sophomore Jake Congleton, who had just earned a starting hcrth, sustained a leg injury which sidelined him for the entire season. The Homecoming game against Amherst produced a scoreless duel with the Lord Jeffs. Alcssi and the defensive line were su- perh as they denied the potent Amherst zit- tack which was within easy reach of the goal line six times. Amherst ran 74 offensive plays to 34 for ersleyanhthis suhstantiatos the value of the Wesleyan defensive platoon. Featuring Wesleyanqs 34-0 rout of Swarth- more was a 100 yard runhack of a pass in- terception by substitute Charlie Smith. The Red and Blackvs pass defense was outstand- ing as Card hacks intercepted 7 enemy ac- rials. Lavin, with two more touchdowns to his credit, Farese, who ran 75 yards from the short punt formation for the initial score, and Nixon were the offensive leaders. Fare 50 :It Sh au'thmorc 35 36 Although they outplayed tVillizlms in nearly all statistical departments, W'trsleyan lost, a heart-hreuker, 14-6, as Farese was the only hack to reach pay-dirt. Penalties, fum- hles, and interceptions hampered the, Wres- Ieyan offense and paved the way for the Eph's winningr markers. Art Spada, injured since, the opener, returned to action and sparked the defensive unit. In the final game of the season, Wrestleyan continued its jinx'7 over areh-rival Trinity. The 7-6 viI-tory was directly due to John Binswunger's unerring toe which converted 15 0f 19 attempts during the season. Brig;- ham, who sneaked across for the tally, and Furese goes over Nixon. Farese, and Brigham Russ Eggers and Joe Moll, who cracked the 3211111111157 line for valuable yardage, bore the hrunt of the attack while J00 Alessi again copped defensive laurels. Dave Jenkins, Jack Graham, Jerry Calla- han. Len Ullizm, Art Spada, and John David- son comprised the first-string line which gave an excellent account of itself all through the season. Joe Alessi was awarded the Bacon Trophy for being the most valu- ahle player on the team, and received first- team all-state and all-New England honors as well. Jerry Callahan also was voted to an all-New England tackle berth. Couches Johnny Wood. Hank Elespuru, Norm Daniels. and Johnny Burke. SOCCER The 1952 varsity soccer team, captained by Bill Teachout, ended its season with a creditable 5-3-2 record. Coach iiMac Mc- Curdy relied on the stamina and team work of his starting eleven for the most part, which makes it difficult to single out indi- vidual luminaries. Goalie Bob Muir and fullbacks George Anderson and Steve May presented a well-nigll inlpregnable defense, while Dana Sehruder, with six goals to his credit, and Zeke Richmond, with four con- stituted the bulwark 0f the offensive threat. Overtime losses were inflicted by Yale and R.P.I. by identical 3-2 scores. A 1-0 loss was suffered at the hands of the Springfield body-builders when the McCurdymen felt the absence of Jim Sailer and Richmond, sidelined with injuries. Easy victories were scored over Brown, Tufts, and Harvard. The Williams win was assured by Richmondis goal and the excel- lent defensive play of goalie Bill Rack and the fullbacks who were sure-footed as mountain goats in a two-ineh deluge of Berkshire snow. Teachout and Schrader led the forces of old Wes Tech to their remain- ing victory over Connecticut at Storrs. Returning alumni and other guests clad in their red and black parkas Clustered around the confines of North Field to wit- ness :1 goal timely to the final gun in the conflict with Amherst. Sandy Millaris goal provided the piece de resistance in this 1952 link in the tilne-honored and tradition- Soccer xx ith Yale bound rivalry between those two exponents of the small New England college. The Trin- ity encounter was enhanced by the support- cast of Hartford loyals on the sidelines; de- spite the friendly remarks exchanged be- tween both factions, Jim Sailer managed to hit the net for the goal that put the game into the ensuing deadlock. The 1953 squad will be captained jointly by Al Flynn and Sandy Ford, and the Fresh- man club of Stan Plugenhoef shows very en- couraging prospects concerning the men to be filling the positions vacated by this yearis seniors. Standing: Sayre, Christopher, Liu, Czepiel, Richmond, Coach Mt-Curdy, Muir, Pugh, Brodigun, Scllruder. Situng: Ruck, Millur. May, Suiler, Tearhout. Anderson, Stimson, Flynn, Ford. Front Few: Trofimenko, Phillips, Geshickter, Nunes. ? gum: F3. $3, X441 M 3 Fritz Marlin coached the I932 cross- counlq squad to tho most sm-vvssful season in Wrt'sleyzufs history. The Ilarrimns went 410- fvulml but once in five dual mccls. went on to 00p Little Thrvv Ilonoh for tho third straight year, and then finished an impres- sive lhirtl in llu- New England moot zll Bos- lon, tho host showing a Wesley an 102ml has ever made in this event. Captain Oggio L0ka sot tho mark for tho 3.9 mile home course by finishim.r first in tho New Britain mvol in 20:23.8. Lot'kv was uhb assisted by l mmmulos Lew Thorgerson, Viv Glazcr. George Ray. Joel Finnegan. Bill Xoung, and R00 azio. 'IVIIP most impressive dual moot Victory vamp over Coast Guard by the lop-sidctl srorv of 15-47. Gluzor was the individual victor, and 110 was closely lloundvtl by five of his mates. Springfivhlos tllin-clzuls upset the Wrosmcn, running xxitlloul the services of 'thm'gmxxon. 0n thvir t i00pli0nzlny 1011;.r 4.7 mile course. However, the Redbirds alonml for this solhm'k 11y undvrsvoring the Gym- nusls in the New Englumls. Clowns: Lm-klmrl. Bmxmun. Bruce. Biddlr, lmvinmn, Rorbu-ll, XViHiums. vat 10 Right: Mr- Lzlughlin, Luckm Fuzio, Thorgt-rson. Ruyu W. loung. Cluzer. Tho Little Tllrm' Championship was won In the most lop-sidetl score in the history of the rivalry. W705 l7, Wrilliumx 55, and Amherst 64. Running over W'illiums grassy. wind-swcpt voursm 1110 Cardinals took 7 of the first 9 1111.095, Tllorgerson being the in- dividual victor. Graduation will Izlkv only Locke, 50 00- .uplains Vic Clazm' and Georgv Ray may plan l'o' another winning: campaign. 40 Hitting lhe masses Z716 Argus When T011 Shapiro was elected mlitor-in- chief of the Argus last January, he took con- trol of a publication 84 years in existence. To aid him in his enterprise. Associate Edi- tors Joe Lunn and Whit Bird wore appoint- od. Jim Slluman later took over Lumfs p0- silion when Joe resigned in favor of married life. Under 1116 Shapiro administration, a new training program was instituted for freshmen. Public Relations Director Jack Paton collaborated with tho Argus in estab- lishing a new promotion system for the frosh, and the hierarchy onmrimontml with an editorial advisory board to decide Argus politics and editorials. Other editors of thr' paper were Jerry Zackiu. John Lavcry, Bob Cruskuy. and George Ray. Sealed: Bird, T. Shapiro. J. B. Shumun. Standing: Rnyhill. Schnuer. Chase. Ray, Zackin. SPIIIPIII C. Davis, Wanda . Lumhrew. Swnin. Frederit'kson, Newhnll, Seelye. 6mm! After surviving the sound and fury of the criticism of the past year, the Cardinal stuff presented its autumn issue with no little fear and tremhling. Fortified with fae- ulty eontrihutions and veteran student writ- ers. the literary magazine met with a suc- eessful reception gratifying to editor Fred Walndall and his cohorts Chuck Davis and Jim Shuman. The general policy of the edi- torial staff, rounded out by Jerry Patrick, poetry authority. and Jim Swain7 artiste su- preme, was to present the hest in fiction, poetry. humor, art, and criticism offered by the students and faculty. As always, the major difficulty came in prying material out of the reluctant fingers Standing: H. Wright. Patrick, Mernzie, Jackson, Bruner, of latent talent. While the undergraduates played coy, Professors Brown, Banks, and Schattst'hneider printed articles and poetry, and Butch Limhach contributed a cover. Jim Swain introduced the art policy of run- ning.r representative styles of art with a com- mentary for the general edifieation 0f the student body, and Editor Wandull published his timely and succinct editorials. The mer- its of Jon Rosner and Charlie Roth were ex- posed to the public eye as new contrihutors in the fields of poetry and sketching, and veterans John Seelye and Ralph Glisson had stories printed. Gus Lamhrew juggled fi- nances as business manager with Bill Pugh as assistant husiness manager, and Dan Phil- lips served us circulation manager. 41 Q9115: iBnhriiJa Ellitor-in-Chiof: Donald McKenzie Business Mmmgvr: John Wright Managing Editor: Charles, Brodigan Advertising IWunugors: Myron Polincr. Edward Dewey Literary Editor: Charles Davis Photography Editor: James Stoll Art: James Swain Fraternities: James Steindler Activities: Philip Rayhill Svniors: Robert Cruskay Faculty: Richard Einhorn Sports: George Ray Seated: D. Marshall. Brodigan. Einhom, McKenzie. Grnskuy, C. Davis. Mm-Cuulny. Slumll'ug: Sleindler, Fermaglich, Rardin. Pennell. Buvhmun. Sloll. Bruner, Ranscht, Swain, W. Young, Roth. Sealed: Goldstein, Swan, J. H. XVriglIt, Stein- dler. Dunlmm, Binmxunger. Smnding: Chad- iiit'k, Abel. The Cardinal Key7 with Jim Dunllam as 64,211,ng Kgy president and Bob Brown as vico-prosidenl. continued its function of interesting likely prospvcts in iVesle-van. Sub-Frcslnnan week- end was held in March, and us an innova- tion, a week end was dedicated to thc recep- tion of the athletic teams of neighboring preparatory schools. 616 5mm aThe Tuesday Meetings Pres. Bullerfield and Herb Kelleher Tho College Body Svnate, howled in 1952- 53 by Herb Kcllohor as president, Ed White as vico-presitlvnh and John Parsons, us 560- r9111ry-lreusurm', is made up 01' lwo members from 011011 house and lrzmsm-ts such business as is necessary 10 the wvlfare of lhe College Body. 43 t92 THEATRE presents AH WILDERNESS! b y Itugcnc O'Neill llzi. l'n- got :1 height on my mind. leii. Com itK hvuutil'ul tonight! Un hm'omhvr l2. the .92 'lVilOiIII'O 011911011 it ZUIII svuson isilh Ah. Wiltivrnvss! a commb 0f rm-nllortion in three ut-ts h-x Eu- gonv tVNtiill. The plan iszls tlii'ot-tml h'x Ralph Pmullvton. with ussistum-v from 'IVCt-hnivul Dirm-tor ti illizun t Hung. SPHilltN worn designmi hy Hm- Phelps and lightingr was hy John Willizlnlst'm. Tho lovzllo of thv play was the homl- of u lmurgvoh American funlil'x at the turn of tho N'ntury As the head of the family, Bill Dolmon gave an all- miruhio lwrfurmum-t'. equallmi by Phyllis Twichcll as his wift'. Bill Christopher por- t1 yeti their utioh'scont son with sunsitiVity. while Joan Fn-doric son inns proporh 1121in- as tho Oth-t of his zlffm-tionrx and Iumvntu- UOIIS. Charliv Hoyt nuuiv thing's iivol'i us Ilzii. You ought to heur Vestal iii'toriu sing that! I:ii. SitlL 11m come right in II? the jukcr-alroholir lH'ollwr 0f Hrs. 'lMiclu'll. and Jun le. Sue 'thmnus, Capo Murray. Al Kuul'vr. and Juan Snothly wvrv fine in suppnrling roles. TIN- llwspiuns rvlurm-Il in Svplvmlwr to find llw '92 leulrv rmlH-nrzlled. Tho inlv- rim' was puinlml owr llle summvr, new clrupvs xwrv Inurlmsml. and tho prowonium arch was sinlplifiml. Tho balcony was ch 011 so that ii could Iw used for lighting and HOUHII purpmvs. Sllulvnls were Ilisuppointml wlu'n vhulwl vrmlils wore nut ;.'vt'n ul lwrl'm'm- zuu'cs. Inn 1.10 Inmnllors of the III iutvr group ohjm-INI 10 u vupliV uudiom'v. and 10 pay- in;.r for u 1'thva vrmlil. lllzi. It musl he unndcrful In hr in love. llzi. ' Holw Yul nul butting in on your lurly. lml Therefore all seasons shall be sweet to thee, whether the summer clothe the general earth with greenness, . or the redbreast sit and sing betwixt the tufts of snow on the bare branch of mossy apple-tree,while the nigh thatch smokes in the sun-thaw; whether the teaveudrops fall heard only in the trances of the blast, or if the secret ministry of frost 'shall hang them up in silent icicles, quietly shining to the quiet Moon. h g .. 50 Seated: Meyer. Currier. Vundenberg. Barth Morris. Brown, Miller. Standing: Pryce. Fod- aski, Chadwick. Shepherd, Couch McCurdy, Fuhiun, Harry. Johnson. Jan Vandonhorg, Wesleyan rccord-holdvr in the 220 and the 440 yard events, captain- ed the 1952-53 swimming: squad composed 541mb Sealed: Sailor. Hopkinsa Herrmun. J. Williams. Chil- tenden. Standing: Johnson. mgn, Jurohy, Henlz, Coach Plngenhoef. E h f I a 'u 1 Ln ; : i of nine returning Iottormon. John Millcr teamed with Jan in the longvr events while Chuck Chadwick and Mikv Fahian handled the dashes. Bill Meyer cxvollml on the 0110- moter hoard, Sum Brown and Scott Shop- herd swam lhe hackslrokv event, and Don Swimming Fodaski and Boh Carrier were vuhluhlo mmnlwrs 0f lhv relay lcams. A 9-0 triumph over Fordhzulfs squash 10am proved to hf' tho zonith of tho fortunes of the Wesleyan racquetoers. Though they extended their opponents to five sets in many matches, Stan Plagenhoefas charges were unable to score ovon more than a hand- ful of match victories. The top nine posi- tions were usually filled by Jim Sailor, Jim Hopkins7 Bruce Willmer, Bill Chittentlen, Bill Falcon, Dave Jenkins, John Bowers, Marty Feins7 and Sailer was captain and R0. 1 man. BASKETBALL Couch Johnny Wood was grcotml by six rotul'ning lvltcl'mvn aml somo outstanding l'rmhmam tzllont with whirh t0 mohl the winning ronlhinulion on the hardwood floor. Captain Stove May, Bill llm-k. Bill 'llozu'h- 0111,.10hn holson, Hvrh Kollohor. Mike Shouvlin. Bill Runst-hl. plus Sophomores Pvto TNixon. Bah Halon, uml Don Nunvs lormvtl the nucleus of th squad. This sm- 5011 saw the adoption of tho vontmvvrsial 0110 and 0m.. foul rule. Captain May with IT points Iml thv Cur- tlinals t0 a victory over Coast Cuuwl in th season's npvnvr ill Now London. Good for- tune was short-livml. howwm'. as tho Wloml- mr-n mot defeat ut the hands of Harvard and Springfield. Sonlvlhing nvw was zultlotl 10 this yvzlr's schedule with hmlvyun to appear in tho llnlstrn Invitational Tournanwnt. Thv re- sults in tho scoring: column farml the Cards 11011? to well: defeats wm'o inflit-tml hy tho host loam. Hofstru and Alfred. Outstanding in tlu-ir plan were May. Nelson, and Ha- zml . . . Highlight of the season was the 53- 18 triumph over Trinity. in which XVoml kept thv sumo l'ivo Illmthay, Nixon. Haz- zvn. Nelson and Rack i 011 thv floor for tho entire forty minutes. Huzcn and Nixon will he tho only roturning 111011 from the starting: linvulr. W'mlm 1111, for the first time in three yours, will 110 without tlwir standout, Steve May. ,It is hopml, however, that Johnny Burluris Frosh will be able to provide the 1112111 to fill this gap which has hm-n so cup- ahly filled for the lust three years. Slumling: Drury. Kaplam. Ray. Clark. Voilmm Raulrvhl, Nixon. Lillquihl. Couch Johnny XVuotl. Trurhout. lep, Many. llzlrkmx Rnrhtn Ruck. Saul ml : lp cuurl vmm- IIH- Cunlinuh Wrestling Hunk Elvspuru. rulering his first smlson us wrestling 1110111013 100k mrr a xrtvram- plucked loam. Lotlermvn Dave 511110, BOI1 King. Bob Morrison, Al Kuufvr. 11nd Vic Krusnunaky handled the lower weights. Captain Snake Graham hold down his ac- 0115101111111 I57 D. post. Only neopll'xlv wrest- lor lo dvnl lllv linv-up was Imll-Iiko Wulb Carroll. u suphmnm'v. who pvrformml well at 167 llbs. New England 177 1b. Chump WCOIH ky Chusn 00111111111111 his 11111114031011 00110- giulv string I1y downing 21 00111013 in his Ili- Visiml. 111111 Iwzny weight 1x'1'vslklkjorr'x Cul- lullun. rm-ovvnwvl from 1111 curb winter shoulder injury to give his usual outstand- 111;.r showing. A 30-0 shut-oul victory over Boston Uni- w-rsily was l'vuturml by Bob :V'Im'rismfs pin in 1110 I37 J. rluss. Easy Victories wore also Frnnl: Sims. Slulll. Kzlufcr, Morrison. 611211111111. 011 1111- Muh zu-hivvml over Tufts 111111 Coast. Guard. Springfield 111111 A111l10rsl. however. were stumbling blocks. Only vlour-cul vasloyun win in lllo former 111901 was scored by Chasm while Callahan 111111 Chase wore tho solo in- dividuul victors against lhv Szlln'inus. Rour: Mgr. Orvis. Dmvoy. Callahan. Chase. iVTiCR ill Wvlislvym is IIIP period in xshirh tho stllliPllt puts iwilimi Ilim llluugllh 0f l'unlimll zuul full pall'livs. :Imi ilull-fuII-x turns In umulvmiv vmlmnm's. His suslmmm-v slvuis from I'ccnllm-liun anti llw drmnns of spring; and summer. as ilt' l'l'Pl'llh like a snail ums'illingh lu Falvxonu-ullwr Io I'ull'ill llu: oluiigaltions st'l upon him in his t-ollvgv 31ml his l'ulv. al :I HE faculty at W'osloyun, whilv passilyly lacking lho gvnius of Mark Hopkins. llaVP nmro facilitivs at thPir disposal than Mr. Hopkins's lug. zlntl willl u modil'unl 0f vo-nperation from tho students hmv lurnml out many sum-vssfnl graduates. o 23:231 x s I 1' rt .15. y ; ' .,l r-' . a g Z715 Argus Sealed: Brunrh, Pennell, Gr uy. Juhrm Seelye. Standing: Johnson, Payton, Nelson, Cone, Roche, P. Shapiro, Dunhum. The most recent annual eleclion saw Jim live developments of the new zuhninistration Shuman at the reins of the Argus, with WTIlit include an editorial policy 10 he decided 113' Bird as Executive Editor and Charlie Hall the top three editors, definite and clear as Managing Editor. George Ray and Bob stands on campus issues, and new arrange- Schnuer were Sports Editors, and Phil Ruy- ment of the copy. Their first stories were on hill took over us Features Editor. Prospec- the college hody elections in February. 0114 PM 5mm The. success 01' failure of the 1953 Olin Pod rested on shoulders of the organizatioxfs hruin trust, Don McKenzie, editor-in-chief, Chas. Brodigann managing editor, John Wright, business manager, and Chuck DaVis, literary editor. Brodigan. McKenzie. J. H. Wright. C. Davis Lef! lo Right: Gamble. Williamh. Bertini. Pearson. Burk. Hume. MrGrexx. Demsorlh. Smuffer. gardimls Though less active than the Jibvrm the Cardinals got around a hit. Under the load- m'ship of Jim Dunham, they sang at the Shul- tlemeadow Country Cluhq The Conn. College Winter Prom, and the Wolls College Prom. 3716 gardiml In January, Bill Pugh suocvcdvd Gus Lam- hrcw as husinnss munugvr 0f the Cardinal, and Jim Shumzm resigned from the edito- rial sluff lo lulu- ou'r the editorship of the Argus. Chuck Davis son'ml as associate odi- lor 01' IIIP organization. Seated: Sloll, Lambrew. W'nndnll, C. Davis. Seclyea Jurkson. Patrick. Swain. McKenzie, Standing: Bruner, H. Vrrighl, Nenhull. Frederit'kson. 59 .11mr4': Ih'lmlt- :11 menm 130 Raymond Dodge Club The Hu'unoml Dodge Club. numml ul'lvr a stloyun pru- l'vssor Iwrv l'mm I898-1921. Imlqh moviings onm- a month 10 hour speakers uml hold dis- vussiuns in llu- l'ivlll 0f psy- l'lmlngix. High puinl of lllt' yvur was a! joint Invvling silh llw Conn. Cullvgv Psy-lmlng Club. John Pursmh was prm- itlvnl. Doug llurl. xivv-prvd- donl. x o u I I I I Ifolnu': Talking .qrulx-gy detc Tho Debut? Club is the or- ganization for lwonty-six do- Imlurs. twenty of whom have participated in intercolleg- iate debuting this year. Last your Wesleyan compiled tho admirahlv record of 75 wins in ll3 debates! and Hurvcj Lornvr and Don Frimlmun went In West Point 10 com- pote for the national title. The Dolmlo Council is Ilm working inlergroup 0f the Dr- Imto Club. and the officers of bull! organizzllious are the same. This your Harvey Lor- nvr svrw-d as president, Fred Xoung us sm-rotury-treusurm'. and Carl Borrnvr as manager. Professor John Crawford is Ilw dvlmlo vouch. 6716 S'rmclt 67W L0 Cerclv Frmlruis mools month- ly in Wincllestvr House. Wesley- anqs nearest approximation to the sewers of Paris, to r 1111 Lady Chul- tvrlfs LovPr and to consume vin- tage apln'odisiac-s. chigllty lopios such as the significanoo 0f HMado- mmnn' um moiselle from Armentim'es as a manifestation of the French in- fluence 0n the American mind are discussed avidly. A club projN-t to sell foolthy oastm' eggs to raise money was abandoned as 110 trap. Andre Gide was president, Honou- Balzac. Vicc-prcsidonn and Jean Paul Sartre, secretary-trcasurcr. Quclqlur: hcuux almis dc 1:1 u'rl'lc l'runmise German 67115 The undergraduate interest in Dar Uvul- vnl-duy Germany and the singing 01' l'znurilt: schc I'brcin, the German Club, has lwvn German nwlodivs. Russ Eggers was presi- high this year. Twenty-fivo mmnhers and dont, Gvorgc Maltese. vico-prcsidvnh and Professors Blunkonagvl, Gmnoinhurl, Curls, Bill Buck sm-rclary. and Chick havc cnjoyml programs on pros- S ling: 1101110 right? Nixon. Zormm. Thomas. me. M'llullz. Slumliugz Frivlw. Ih'xlvr. Maltese. Huarhck. Eggers. Srhrcibvr. Huck Raw: Prof. Chirk. Prof. UcIm-inhurdl. Mv- Luughlin. Buck, Chivers. Lune, Paton. Prof. Blunkenngel. Ueigem .,. 1'1 t Exit: Sludvnls for Stevenson Thorv ier thrvv main Inculions in 11 WW- Ivyun Sludontjs Iil'v: his classrooms. hk fru- lvrnily, zlntl llw Duwno-x Ilouw. Presidml ovor by Iloidy. u genial fullwr-uxw-x-fl'onl- homo sort of individual. the Dmulm llousv offors with iLx vivluuh tho vumurmlvriv for which vaslvyun ih famous. Hon- llu' students Chill Willi profmwrs mvr coffee. ImM 50m- inuh both formal and informal. and xqu-Il H'v vnoav $ V m...:';333$gs wan? JM' Mixed Reunions tho fighly own W mlmwlzn night. Tho t'lvc- lion in vamlwr was uluserml ul Duwnoy House hy mun'x sludvnls. wlm mmsumml Hvidy-s l'rm' t-ufft'v and doughnuls unlitl vhvvrs. groans. and Ibozlrtls. Thv Collvgv Store. GHQ fur vaslvjun xsums. is vonnm'l- ml with tho Duwno-x Houso. and proprietor Dick .IUIIHMHI xxill :le XXosmvn mod aun- thing for u prit-v. HWVIIAII nulcsT : Imu- nn banana And :1 copy ul. ,thlolh-E .llhl'n'im tlollee limr Jvor Jf-rn llu: Bankk Antigone . . f 64 Fran! K010 Iwulwln Burk. Ulmlmm. Hvrlini. D. thilllvn. Lumlu'n-xx. Dvnnorlh. Prurmn. Sluuffvr. Hrluuglllin. Mdlrmx. Hump. Suggh. Pry-v. .Iill'lx. Svl'uml Hunt: Lv'l'nurm-uu. M Cordon. tjzlxouius. Nh'ril'lc. Currier. uII. Pmnn-IL Um'in. Curvy. 0 . . Ruhinn. WMAmm-II. CIx-monr. Chornnff. Hulmtm 'I'hirtl Nuu': Urmnum. Bruffmz 5'vaan Grunn-nlinv. 1;. Callahan. Hodgun SHIIII'UIWI'gH'. King. S. Martin Cllrialuplwr. Horun. Hark Vind. Hulc. Hlinnn. Ii. Juhnmm. Dclum-y Pugh. I'. Clurlu'. Hru'k Ntm': FLINT. Brudigun. Bm-n. Cullivr. Hutton. iIIiumm Burklm. Gardiner. xu'rr Iwhl xdlll llw Conn. Cuilvgv 0100 Club. uml lllv WmIv-xun group lrmvlml l0 Wilkes- lerrt- and 5 H'inu'l'ivld 10 she umcvrlm Dunn I r x In January llw 0va ; 1 Ulm- Cluln le Poursnn nan lll'PhillPlll. sill1 Juvk lelulll'vr IIPIII'II1HPF llw Huluul lirmnlvzhling S'x Mvm. m lrvusurn-r. Curl HvLulIgIIIEH us sN-rvlury Tlu' program. rm-urdml m1 lulu'. xles lumtllml and Jim Dunllzun 1h unllu lvadvr. In UH 0f mx' 0rk. Two jninl t'um'vrls Tln- 32-33 vulilion of NW Jilu'h frilllll't'll Doug hilllm us first lmmr. Jim Ulmllzun. .mcmnl lvnur. Jon? 5100340. lulrilono. and Clip l.gunhrmx. Imss. Thv zgroup sung 111 all Ulm' Club t'mu'vrlm at tho voncvrh 21ml prunh ol' ullwr t-ollvgvs. 21ml ul lllv priuxlv lmnquoh uml purliva OI. '01-le civiv uml husi- sts group. Humni ll'ilbh xwrv Inzulv l0 Hurlfmwl. Springfivltl. lm urk. uml lln'm- tliQE H'rv slwnl in Washington. D. C. and Philzulvlplliu. U. I'. illl4's. Ihlnhaun. $10ng Lannln'vu. Sotuml: Lumllrms. Mr- Kt-nzie, Dr. Burfnrd. Mr. Limlmch. Mr. Dielz. Slum!- ing: Jansen, Parsons, Dun- :Ivun. Nul I'irlurml: Mr. Connolly. T. Shapiro. Vikin- dull. Publimtizms Board The Publications Board. organized in 1916, mach once every month to govern llw financial prohlmns, t0 ovvrsoc llw gvnvrul policies, and to regulate the elections 01' the mmnlmr organizations. The Collvgo Body treasurer, lllo mlitors-in-chiof, and the busi- ness mumlgvrs of tho Jrgus, the Cardinal. 21nd 1110 01111 Pmlridrz. and the chairman and the business manager of WESU comprise the undergraduutr membership of tho Pub- lications Board. Faculty supvnision in- cludvs the alumni sorrvlal'y and tho fau-ully rommillov 0n undergrzulualo publications. Chairman of tho Publication: Board this year was Professor BllFfOFIL vico-clluirmun was Gus Lumlircw. and the secretary and financial scorolary wore Wr. Connolly and Mr. Dictz respectively. Mr. Limlnm-Il 0f the Art Department rondorml valuable uwisl- 211100 10 the member publications. The How Club meets 01190 a mouth 10 tliM-uss informleI-s tho adelnt'vs amtl dcvolup- moms in tho M'iom-v 0f ph-x sivs. Nm't'l dom- onslrulions and topics of unusual inlcrcyl 1 are presented lny mcmlmrs and guest speak- Kaszz club 65 66 Tun nwmIH-rs ul' 1110 Outing: Club prepare for the nuth Spamkh 5M7 Tho purpow of tho Spunirh Club in 10 Nl- t'uuragc lln' acquisition of 11 sp'uking abil- ity in the language by moans of outside speakers and informal discussion groups. Bob Llu'kiv serum! as this yourqs president, xsilll Bob Muir us Vivv-prosidonl. Jay Cong- lclon us scorclan'. and Jim Lmn'ill, us Hous- urcr. Mr. Juzm Hnuru is tho faculty udVisor. R0111'u s Rmunmiviats ZINE TNE. with a mmnlwrship 0f sophomoros chosen for zlthlvti '. zu'hivvmncnl in frvshman sports. is run wilh llw idea of vnforoing training rules and im-rwlsing inlvrcsl in Wosloyun alhlolics. .Iuko Conglolon was prosidt'm. Lou 'IVlmrgorson. Vicv-ln'vsidvnh and Bruce Hale, secretary. '92 371mm I'Vrnnl II'Inr: Di loriu. WV. 01 1;1. 'l'llorgt-rmn. l'. Nh- Im. Sor-uml Now: Mr- Cunm-IL Bunch. Bu Huffman. Cordon. Rour: Smilll. Hulv. Sumlermn. Phillips. Cunglrlon. Nunm. The second production of 1110 .92 Thvulrc was John Patrick's Tho Husly llt'url. Ili- rm'led 11y inllium D. Young. and with sols by Dick Calvonius and lighting In Rolwrl Santwuy. The junior mvmlmrs 0f the lhvzl- lor group lurnml in remarkable perform- ances. Tom Koonu muslm'ml llm Scou-h Iliu- led to perfection as tho confuwcl Lavhlou let'l.zlclllml, while 51111fo Smith lluntllml lhv soullwrn Yank xwll. Dit-k Ban'rvll. JCIT'V Eagm', Sandy Chornoff, Cnpv Murrau and Peggy Peterson rounded out 1110 'usl. Program Planning: W'ith Duvv Dunuvun as Chairman of 1110 Board, and with his aulminislmtivo assist- anls. Horlr Zornow, Jvrry Thomas. Larry Slanl'OHL and Bill UnclvrhilL WfESU rx- pantlml considm'ahly in 1052-1053. Broml- rasl linm was increased to include 511111le afternoons and u wm'kly morning show: RCA and DH'ca gzu'v lhc stallion llwir mm Sealed: Meyer. Zomms. Knight, Dumlvum Rob- bins. Linderllill, Errume. Standing: Cllien. Hur- rigun. E. Manuel. W. Stevens. Drury Sloll, Wagner. Dunielm Jnrohs. W. Dell. Mnrkmsitz. NICIHIPINHI. Fermaglirh. 11,?75 11 releases free of charge. In the way of equip. mcnl, WESU added two telvlypo machines. one from the New York Tinws and mm from the United Press, plus a new tape recorder. Last fall VVESU carried all home and away football gzunos directly from lho firm, and hromlcustod a live band show onto a week. The rvvmluo to support operations mum's from local udvortising, and the station is t-mnplolrly self-supporling. Broadcasting: 56 hours a week, WESU vuvors tho Pntiro vam- pus and has a stuff of over ninety Im'mlwrs. The three studios and one offin- nro in Clark H all. 69 sziar Pram A Blue Blade 1' l :Irmnm l wm damning In Ellinll liznxrenw-f timg Now that winters gone, the earth hath lost her snow-white robes; and now no more the frost candies the grass, or casts an icy cream upon the silver lake or crystal stream: But the warm sun . thaws the benumbed earth, and makes ittender; givesa sacred birth to the dead swallow; wakes in hollow tree the drowsy cuckoo and the humble-bee. Now do a choir of chirping minstrels bring, in triumph to the world, the youthful spring: The valleys, hills, and woods in rich array welcome the coming of the longed- -for May Loft Io Righl: Currivr. Reap. Savage. Daniels. Slellm'. Smith. Courll Mrllurcly. .Civlf For tlw svt'oml straight your llle lVPs- leyun golf team was able to salvage only One win out, of eight matches. the solo Victory lwing over Bowtloin. Junior BOID Carrier and sophomore John Wright wm'o tho most consistent low scorers 011 Ill? squad while Jim Reap scrvml us vap- luin. Carrier was chosen to loud the 1953 hum which will Imgin its daily trips lo the Edgowoml Country Club ulrly in M ay. Frtml Rou': Sailvr, D. P. Willlvm ll. Hermann. Rurk. Arrmxsmilll. Courll Grant's Captain Dunc. Nvlmm lNl tlw tvnnis 10am to u mwliocrc lln'vv uml l'ix'o season. The prospects are brighter for tho valuing your with wwn mvn rvlurning from last yvurk squzul. Lmuling lllo paratlo will he Jim Sailor who will lm ullly zlwislml by Jim lmuvilt. Bruce and Doug Wllilllvs. and Bill Rack. Among the Mlpllolllorcs who arr vxpm-lml to give the U'illll zulllml llPIIlll 1111' Dave Hunks and Johnny Bowers. M. WillIt-s, Imalvill. I'lullun. Ifuvl: Row: Wumllmusv. l'lugcnlmrf. BASEBALL Dorm Damivls, 1952 varsit'w ealilion of the Imsolmll team finished its 19 game slate with u 6-l3 record. A disappointing aouthm'n trip nvllwl only 0110 Vir-lon in four games: lhon. after four more lomm lho lPillll zlwokv from its illllllll to edge Bowdoiu and Coast Guard and lo wullop Williams 8 lo 1. Ropout victories over Coast Guard and Wyilliums wore the only other Cardinal Vic- mrios. Leading hitters on the team were Cup- luin Whmso Hoffnuln. Brucv Barker. Bruce TIMIE it. Sealed. Fran! Row: Tem'lloul. Dexter. Settled. Buok Row: Roche, Godin. Warren. Eggm's. Hull- nmn. Barker. Et-kersun. lilliun, Krusnunsky. May. Slumling: Mglg Hopkins, Cmu'h Unnivlm Nixon, Soggs. Coln-n. lunplelw. Hardy, Hunlmm. Chilton- den. lmnk-s u lillle 11m. Gmldin, and Bill Rot-hv. Tllill tho Hullpinl bats were too often impotent cam b0 attested to by the fact that five of tho Wrosloyun do- fcats came via the shutout route. one being a no-hittor svrvod 111! by CNN Tkzlc 0f Stov- vns TPCII. The team depended almost on- tirely on the riglll-hamled slants 0f Russ Eggcrs. 11m workhorw of the State's vollogv hurlch. Eggm's dqwmlvd on slow, tantaliz- ing. hrvakill;.r pitchos for his ol'l'm-livonvss. The late svelson appearance of Duvv Nixon, fully rm-m'orml from a sore arm, helped to case tho hurdcn from Eggzorsa shoulders. CH :1 good slmlf On the Diamond Reserve- for 00min gmwioa Lpfl Above: Jrgus .Iunim- Editors ,4 rgus Tho unlwrultlod lulmrvr on tho xlrgus is tho Dvsk Editor. For two nights lu'furv ouch issue comes out, llt' writes the headlines. proofrcuds the copy, and gmwrully super- inlvmk the production of ouch issuv. wirislian Assorialim Right Above: Night desk at lhe Argus The Christian Association offers the 0p- porlunily for work and friendship to all sludonts intvrcstml in religion as u Imsis for IifP. This year the CA sponsored the annual Calnpua Chest Drive, the flunk 01' wllivll are distributed to various charities. The CA also hacks the Blood Bank. Ufficors for tlw year were: An-hiv Singhum, president; Stcvo Min vivo-prvsidom: Dick McCray. treasurer, and K011 Evans. secretary. Firs! Iu'tm': Mt-Cruy. F001 , Mily, Singllum. Mr. Spurric-I'. Evzmn. Arnhlrung. Underhill. Sot'uml Now: Bonmwillv. A. Gordon, Bm'rs. llnrrm'ks. Wisdom. Walker. A. Cllusv. Lucclx. Bancroft. Goldbloom. Wundull. Collier. Romslcr. W'nlls. Bocmis. 80 Ollzz Pad 5115mm Tho husinoss 0nd of tho Olin Pod l'PSlb largely in the hands of John Wright. busi- noss manager. Ed Dvwvy and My Polinvr. cu-zulwrtising managers. These last two, to- gotlu-r with their staff, combed lllc commer- cial units of Middletown and onVirons for ads. only to find that various lessor publica- tions had the same idea. The meticulous Wfrighl, Imlwoon businvss ventures to South llutllvy, kept peace in Pub. Board nwolings and spm'il'it- figllrcs to himself. The general policy of the business staff was to disprove tho axiom that Virtue is its own reward. Sealed: Dmxey. J. H. W'riglll. Pol- iner. Slumling: A. Johnson. .I. Hurrngun. D. Marshall. 610 on your campus dials W851! The 1953 elections of WrESU saw Hcrlu Zornow mud? Chairman of the Board of Dirovtors: Andy Holmes9 Operations Direc- tor: Larry Stanford, Treasurer: Dick R0000. Program Manager, and Ed Robbins, Chiof Announcer. Settled: M u 4' I u 1' I u n 0. Svhiff, Cutler, Johnson, Pryve, Llu'kie. Slutuliug: Knight, Stunner. Ltn'ejoy. Taylor. I nderllill. Gruskuy. Luuvk. May. 1 K. U. The purposes 0f the International R0121- tions Club are to provide an outlet for W05- lcyan students interested in current world problems and to stimulate campus interest in international affairs. This yvarqs activities included a panel discussion 011 thc U. NJ its Prospects and Pvrils, and a panel at tho Conn. College U. N. Conference. Plans were laid for a visit to the U. N. Cvncral Assmn- lrly, and a joint mvoting' with Conn. College to discuss modern Cm'nnmy. Walt Cullt'r served as president with Sam Macfurlunv. secretary-lrvusul'or. High point of the year for the Philosophy Club came when one of the members, over- come by 21 ymlrning 101w one with the an- cients, quul'fml a decanter ol' hemlock. His epitaph was writtml in dialogue by sympa- thetic survivors. Meetings are dedicated to making syllogisms out of crossword puzzles. Philosophy Club Th0 Uvorgc WV. illHl llurrivl B. Dznimm Ar! Cvnlvr sus l'ormulb dmlit'ulml 0n .IIIIH' 7. 1952. The High Street mansion xuls Inllill in I810 Ir'x llw Alsop family of Hidtllvtmvnl .20.- 000. It is a p0rfvct illustration of tho grm-v t-Iippm'ship zll'islm-ruvy all u 1'03! nl' uml I'lv HINT 0f the unto-lelum ninclvvnlh l'vnlun 21ml h an vxumlrlv of tho Grvck rv- Vivul Iwriml in Anwricun An-hitm'lurv. Th1- plun of tho Imuw has not lwm t-Imng- ml. illlll llw No formal drawing rooms. 1hr nmrning room. the :luir hall. foyer uml din- in;.r rooms are prvscrxwl with their original Dm ml ,4 rt c?mc'r wall and w-iling' dvvomlimu. lo lw usml fur lt'us and functions voucvrnml xsilll the 0pm- ing of vxhihitiom. Tho stuhlm Imu' lwvn trund'ormvd inln utilitarian Inn bountiful studios. and u now gallvr-x has lwml mhlml fur IIH' purpuw 0f vxhilriling Woslvixunk l'im' print t-ollm'lion. Th0 lllhlilil's 01' IIH' Imusv hm hvvn dvdivallml lo uw In tho Hu- munilivs s0rkslmps. Th4- .Xrl Cvnlvr h cmnplvlvh mluilnpml fur vn-ulixr sm k us xwll us vxhilbilions. 'l'llv sllulim im-Iutlo il kiln fur H'rumim. metal and woodworking; vquipmt'nL and lum- grupllit-ul Illvililios for book production. Ullwr classes as well as art and lllllllillliiiPS usv tlu' nms router. and dwllilnilimh ul' :1 vu- rivu 0f urlisl: urv Ilcld simulluuvmulp xsilh tlw print collN-Iion. Tho gt-nvrusiu of Mr. and Hrs. Dm'ison llus mudv passilulv llw vrvulion of u cvntvr which in IIOIII lu'zlllliful illlll fum-lionul. The Prc-Luw Club, otherwise officially known as the Arthur T. Vanderbilt Club. sponsored outside speakers who discussed the possibilities of law and a law future. A big club project was a fall trip to the Arthur T. Vanderbilt Pre-Law Clinio held at New York University and attended by all New Prg-$aw Seated, Left to Right: Bruce, Lovejoy, Knight. Cruskay, Schiff, Poliner. Slunrlhzg, Lei! lo Right: Myers, Rush, Paxton, Rein. Fricdlund. Fredrirkson. Phi 1376111 Kappa W'esleyan is the Gamma chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the National Scholastic Honor- zlr'x Society. The prerequisite for member- ship is a straight academic average of 90 or holler. Meetings are held in September and June for the purpose of electing new mem- bers, who, in 1952, were Russ Eggcrs, Al Fredriekson, Steve Friedland, George Mal- tese, and Ted Shapiro. Committee officers were Dr. Goodrich, Mr. Millelt, and Mr. Rey- Holds. Slumling: Eggers. T. Shapiro. Seated: Maltese. England schools. The officers of the club were Jon Lovejoy, president, Fred Young, vice-president, and Howie Sclliff secretary- treasurer. The Executive Committee of the Club included these three, plus Bob Myers and Myron Poliner. Messrs. Jones and Bald- win were faculty advisors. 8. c? Schneider HIM Taking over for the defunct Pro-Mcd Club. the E. C. Schnei- der Club is composed of jun- iors. seniors, and graduutn stu- dents. E. C. Schneidm' is a pro- feswr emeritus of W csleyun. The Club places its emphasis on biology, and predominately fea- tures outside spoakors at its monthly meetings. Bill Arndh Rich Hiuckley. and Dave Wul- dcn are the officers. 'Hmnty-ninc momlmrs compriso tho Pro- Ministvriul Club. Meetings urv hold every other week at lhe homo of the faculty aul- Visor Bill Spurrier, and separate meclings are hold for upper and lower classmcn. Tho 4 ! l iEiifiiiFfii Firs! Row: Singhum, Mc- Cruy. Bancroft. RUCDSICI', Mr. Spurrivr. Serum! Rum: Bee- mis. lmlerhill. Wumlull. Gel- lier. A. Gordon. Bveh. Standing: Armslrung. Wisdom. Horrovks. pmwwlh club is open not only to men specifically in- torcstvd in the ministry as a vocation. hut all- so to anyone inlvrcslod in discussing proh- lvnls relutml lo the minislry. 85 May. Kelleher, Graham. Nixon. Hoyt. Burk. Eggers. Dohsnn. Jrnkius. The men of the Mystical Seven, reveling.r in their seven-sided tem- ple at Numhm' Seven nyllys Avenue. enjoyed a prospm'ous year. 'lVogether with the neighboring senior society, they entertained momhm's of similar organizations from Amhorst on Homecoming weekend. The seven phases of the organizationqs program are so mystical us to he almost unintvlligihlo. The Skull and Serpent executed a coup d'vtat in the theft of the Mystical Sevonqs furniture, omhlems, and documents. This, and the Amherst party were the high spots in the year. anhvrship in Skull and Serpent is based on participation in oxtra-curricuhu' ac- tivities, principally athletics. Renlensnyder. Callahan. Brigham. Teuthout. Varese. Suiler 87 88 I th-nix Tun Frt'qul'nl FD: 'I'lmr H Tho spring season of llu- Tlmutrv was on- Ilalnvwl IQ 11w oxlwrinwnlul prmlurlions 0f th'll vontmnlmrun pkg wrighls as G. B. Slum. Christopher Fry and T. 5. Eliot. Grog Fulh tlirm'lvd Shaw's sintlrm-Ios and the Lion in April. This rommh. t-mlsidm'wl Ly mum to ho Shuwas suprvmv effort in that rvulm. xsus aided by Dick innsluwas music and SM: In 1101- Phelps. John Miller. Fred 01mg. Cope Murray Hill Cllrisloplwr. unll Cllurliv Hmt Ilaul nolvwnrtln parts in HIE prmhlvlitm. Hurlim' in Ftiln'uury. two Fry plays, Thor villi xlngols and cl I'luwnix Tm; Frequent xuwv prosonlml ml a dual Inilling. Ralph Pvntllvlun and Chul'liv llml slau'rvd in the former. while Suv Thomas 21ml Doe Apple- mwig OXCOHWI in tho luttvr. Dick Winslow of tho Husic DPpt. and Dirm-lnr Pomllvmn vol- lulmralml in the production of Eliot's Suwan- vy 'lgnnislvs. whivll was run with Igor Stru- VillHk'XIR L'Ilisloirv III! Sulu'ut. ilh x1 gels Eliot: Su'ponpy igurlistes Slum: Amlrorlns and the Lion Rumuz and Slrnvin, L'Hisluire du Sulrlul 90 ermn. Nixon. Hay. Hull. When llu- graduation ceremonies take plaL-o in Juno. tho wnior rl' ollu-m's. ultor lour years of preparation, Will lvutl llw vlups ul' l953 lln'uugjh the traditional rituals. Pn'sitlont Dino .011 will give illP , .. ,, ; . ,, . ,. i mltllvss. Vn-o-lrosnlmll blow May Will conduct tlu' lipo Lt-rmnon-x. lrvusurvr John Nelson, lllv Cup Cvronmm. zulll Sm-rvtury .100 VlolL the In Plunlinlu Cvrmnony. To llm Class Oli l933. lllv Ullu I'm! lVlFllIlF ron- linuml hllt't'vsm Tho Wesleyan Vulunlvor Fire Dvpartmvnl oporulos as a lllOllllP CiVil Dvl'vnsv unit an- swvring gonoral vnn'rgonry culls. Tho 0r- gunizulion, headed lip Dave Boers. has lwvn Dnllorsml by tho Mhltllvlnwn l'iro thief and has 21 I925 vintago truck with full Nluip- mvnl. A siren will soon lw installml on tho hill 50 UN mmnlwrs t'illl hour tlw Hinllllo- town ulurnh. ll-s lllc- Heun's lmuwl Fortified will! a CB Svnatv appropriation and four intercollegiate racing dingllies. Ilw ll osIO'szm Sailing Club 100k on crows from all OVPF lllo oust. Bud Johnson, Phil Fluglor. nml Bud Church commumlml llm group. Crack The, 1952 track team remained undefeat- ed through six dual meets and also copped the coveted Little Three honors. Star per- formers for the Martinmen were captain George Maclver, Bill Ellis, Frick Soule, Tom Soukup, Joe Proud, and Bill Ranscht, Cap- tain-elect Bill Ellis turned in times of 9.8 seconds in the century and 21.4 in the 220: on the, Ir s of these times it is not difficult to see why the sprints were usually swept hy the Cardinals. Ellis was runner-up to West 01' Middlehury in the New England dash events. The victory over Springfield was partiell- larly pleasing since the Maroon eindermen hutl soundly trounced Wesleyan during the previous:- spring. Hopes are high for a suc- cnssful 1953 season since such standouts as sprinter Bill Cordon, half-miler Lew Thor- gerson, and shot-put kin;r Ben Dilorio will he zlvuiluhlo. Back Rmx: Assistant Coach OlHunlon. Reman- snyder, Lunn, McMahon. Hearn. Srlmeeberger. Ramsrht, Muir. Ray, J. W. Miller. Cril'fis. Couch Martin. Second Row: Mgr. Hhupiro, Gluzer. Morrill. Stuhl. Sokup, Captain Murlver. Maurer, Hadley, Ellis, Front Row: Timberlake, Locke. J. Moll, Hurry. C. Brown, Soule, Buohmun. EDESS ef l955 But 0! how oft at school, with most believing mind, presageful, have I gazed upon the bars, to watch that fluttering stranger and as oft with unclosed lids, already had ldreamt of my sweet birth- place, and the old church-tower, whose bells, the poor manls only music, rang from mom to evening, all the hot Fair day, so sweetly, that they haunted me with a wild pleasure, falling on mine 1 ear,most like articulate sounds of things to come! JOSEPH S. ALESSI: Middlehmn. Connm'ticul . . . Chi Psi Joseph S. Alen'i Sidney Alexander . Mallhemaltiw Major . . . TNE . . . Football 12. 11 O SIDNEY ALEXANDER: Hartford. Conm-rlin-ul . . . Delta Kappa Epsilon. Presidvnl . . . BiologydIhcmiury Major . . . Honors 11. 2. 3. .11 . . . Buslu-lhull 121 . . . Pre-Med 1111111 12, 3. 111 . Almater 1111111 13. 11 0 12110111115 HAMILTON ANDER- SON: W'rllwrsl'ivld, Connrrlivul . . . Sigma Chi . . . English Major . . . Fndcsmu 12. 3. 11 . . . Sovrcr 11. 2. 3. 11 . Truck 111 . . . Freshman Svnulc . . . 11A 0 BASIL UIDEON ANEX: Sculllv. Washington . . . Sigma 1111i. Slmulrd . . . 11110111- istry Major . . . Candidult- for Distinction . . . Honors 11. 2. 3. 11 . . . Della Sigma: R110. President . . . Delmlc Council. Prvsith-nl. . . . Mock Legislulure . . . Dtmm-y Hume Cummillve . . . Donald Vogue Arrmnmilll George E. Baron George Hamilton Anderson Basil Gideon Ancx DONALD POULE ARRUWSMITH: Short Hills. chs Janey . . . Della Kappa Epsilon. VirP-Presidenl . . . Hidory Mujol' . Honors 131 . . . Football 111 . . . Squash 11. 3. 111 . . . Tl-nnia 11. 3. 11. . . :1rgux111. . . 1V. I131. . . llau'dinul Key 131 . . . Cardinal. Businesh Manager . CA 11. '2. 3. 11 . . . Publications Board 131 . . . Yuvhl 1111111 131 . . . Freshman Seunle O GEORGE E. BACON: Sralrsdule. N911 1011 . . . Omega Phi . . . Biology Major . . . WESI 11-11 0 ROBERT SHORT BAILEY: Valley Stream. Non York . . . Sigma Chi . . . Government Major . Honors 11. 21 . . . W'ESK 11. 2. 31 . . . Mock Legislature . . Eisvnhmxor 101' Wcslvyun. Clluirmun 0 ROBERT HARRISON BALDWIN: Bridgeville. Pennsylvania . . . Sigma 1Illi. Sonulnr . . . Philosophy Major . . . Honors 121 Debate 11. 2. 3. 11 . . . 11A. Secretary . . . Philosophy Club 13. I1 . . . Prom Committee 1 1-1 I RICHARD E. BARRETT: Brivlle, Nev Jersey . . . John W'csley Club . . . Cardinal 11. :21 . . . Honors 11. 2. 3, 11 . . . Frem'h Club 11. Z. 3. 11 Choir 11. 2. 3. 11 O RAY FRIEND BENTLEY: Gloucester. Mussutlum-ns . . . John Wesley Club. Preaidonl . l'hilmoplly Major . . . Honors 11. 2. 3. ,1. . . . W'ESU 13. 11 . . . Cardinal 111,1 . . . Rolwrl Short Bailey Hubert Harrison Balduin Richard E. Barrett Ray Friend Huntley 96 ALLAN DWIGHT BISHOP, JR.: Ont'omu. New York . . . Bela lelu l'i. 1101-01119! . . . Germain Major . Football 11. 2, 3. 4,1 . . . Argus 11. 2. 3!. Business Manager . . . Publications Board 131 . . . Dpr Deutsrhp l'erm'n 13. H . . . Honor System Committee 13. 111 . . . 11A 11. 2. 3. h . . . 111nm Secretary 1221 O DIRK FLOYD BOLLENBACK: Cambridge. Massachusetts . . . Beta Theta Pi, Rushing Chairman Government Major . . . Candidate for Dislinl-tion . . . Honurs 1l. 2. 3. 11 . . . Buselm 11. 31 . Argus 12. 3! . . . Freshman Senate . . . Pre-Minislcrinl Club 11! O CARI. OSCAR BORRNER. .IR.: Springfield. Mdssm'lulsells . . . Gamma Psi. Vire-Preaidenl . . . Hislory Major . . . Uellu Sigma Rho. Herraml'y-Treusurer . . . Forensic Society 11. 2, 3. 41. Manager 0 ELMER ALFRED BRANCH: Kearney. lew Jersey . . . Psi Upsilon. Serrvtury . . . Psyrholngy Major . . . Sucrer 111 . . . Truck 111 . Argus 12. 3. 1-1 . . . 11A 12. 3. 1H . . . Ulla I'mlritlu 131 . . . Raymond Dmlgo Club 13. 41 . 11B Constitutional Conlnlillee . . . Currlinul 12. 31 0 JOHN M. HRIUHAMZ Mnnlrluir. Non JPI'Wy . Chi l'si . . . Engliyh Major . . . TNE . . . Sku :md Svrprnl . . . Foullmll 11. 2. 3. H . . . Busvbull 11. 2. :H . . . Inn Ihdglll Bishop. .Ir. Dirk Floyd Iinllenhurk Curl Usrnr Bm'rnrr Eluwr All'rwl Brunch Jnlm M. Hrigllum WILLIAM RAYMOND BRONSON: Portland. Cnnnm'ticul . . . 1111i Psi . . . Biology Manjur . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11. '2. 3. H . . . Pre-Med Club 11! O XVILIJS REIDHR HROXVN: Portland. Oregon . . . Chi 15L 1irv-Prmidrnl . . . Geology Major . . . Cardinal Key 131 . . . FMhIHHiHK 13- 1' . JOHN STEWUXRT BROWNSON: Davidson. North Carolina . . . Sigma Nu . . . Economics Major . . . Candidule for Distinction . . . Honon 11. 3. H O JOSEPH GILBERT 1311',11MAN: Brooklyn. NPW York . . . Sigma Nu. Vico-Presidem . . . Biology-Cllemislry Major . . . Soccer 11. 2. 31 . . . Suimming 11. 3.1 . . . Truck 11. 2. 3. 41 . . . CB Assembly Commillvr. Chairman . . . Prr-MHI Club 12. 3. H . . . Outing 111111: 13! 0 WILLIAM MAJOR BL'CK. JR.: Philadelphia. Pennsylvania: . . . Dvllu Kuppu Epsilon. President . . . German Major . . . TNE . . . Mysliml vaen . . . Football 11. '2, 3! .. . 01hr Pmlritla 131, Associate Editor . . . Glee Club 13, U . . . Cardinals 11! . . . Der Dculsvhv I'orein 13. 11 . . . illiam Raymond Bronson W'illis Raider Brown John Stewart Brownson Joseph Gilbert Buvlmmn W'illiam Major Buck 97 h'lllur Uvrultl Callahan Robert thgv Currier ARTHLR GERALD UALLAHAN. .IR.: Evzllhlnn. Illinois . . . lilli Psi . . . Economics Major . . . TNE . . . Skull :md Sc-rpz-nl . . . Football 11, 2. 3. 7H. Co-cupluin . . . erslling 11. 2. 3. h . . . Truck H. '3. 3. 1? 0 ROBERT HODCE CKRRIER: Mounluin Lakes. Nam Jt-rm-y . . . Chi Psi. Src- rclury . . . Econumit-s Major . . . Honor: 12. 3. H . . . Foot- lmll H? . . . Svimming 12. IL ll . . . Golf t2. 3. 4t. Cuplalin . CB Elections Committee . . . CA H. 2. 3, M . . . 019? Club 13. M 0 JOHN RICHARD CARSON: Wothersfield. Connerlivul . . . John Weslvy Club . . . History Major . . . Hunum H. 2D . . . Hund Ill . . . Mm'k Imgislulurv I3. I! O CARL RICHARD CAVONHS: New Milford. Cunnevlic'ul . . Gamma Psi . . . Pllysil'r Major . . . Czlndiduh- fur Dir- lim'linn . . . WESI H. '2! . . . Rosa Club 13. ll . . . Glow Huh H. 2. 3. I! . . . Hund ll. 2. 3. ll . . . Theatre 1L 2. 4? O FRANCIS JOHN CHAMPEAU: W'Psl Hurlfnnl. Cun- m-clirul . . . Alpha Chi Rho, Sympmium Chairman Unvvrnmenl Mujur . . . Cumlidulv fur Dislinl-lion . . . Honon 12. 3, H . . . Soccer 11D . . . Prc-lmu tlluly 12. :5. ll . . . IRC V2. 3. h C PHILIP KARL CHIHN: Cnllln-skill. NI-w 0l'lx . . . Chi Psi . . . Geology Mujnr . . . Ult-v Club t1, 2. 3. l! . . . Nens Burvnu 12D Philip Thump Church Juy Franck Ulurk 1 John Rirlmrd Curmn Curl Rirhurll Cuvonilh Ixrum'h ,Iulm Clmmpc-uu Philip Karl Chivn PHILIP THRUOP CHI RCH: Higgununl. Conncvlivul Sigma Chi . A . 'Hulh Major . . . Czlmlitlult- fur Uhlinclion . . . Riw Mull: Prizv . . . Hmmra 1L 2. 3. 1-! . . . x'lrgus H. 2. 3. 'l' . . . leml Ht . . . Choir ll? . . . Wesley Fuundallilm HI 0 .I Y FRANCIS CLARK: Brislnl. Cnnnertivul . . . Omega Phi. Svnulnr . . . Ikyrlmlugy Major . . . Ihlnkrllmll 1L 2. 3, M Tennis l . . . lesvlmll ll? . . . lrgus 11. 2D . . . Ulla PmIridu 13! 0 WILLIAM Wllllllh CLEMENTS. JR.: Rnsmnont. Pennsylvania . . . Psi lpsiltm . . . Biolugy Major . . . W'rvslling Ht . . . I'rv-Mvd Cluln 13. ll 0 HARR JAMES COWIN: RnIIn-rfnrd, New Yorlx . . . Bt-tu Thom Pi . . . Cowernmenl Major . Foollmll 12. 3? . . . Freshman Somalia Prvsidnnl . . . Rally llmnmillm: I3! . . . William W'illh Clenwnts. Jr. Hurry Jamm anil 98 MARTIN LEE COYNE: New York, New York . . . Gamma Psi President . . . Psyvllolngy Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 1311 . . . Argus 111 . . . WESU 12. 31 . . . Glee Club 11, 21 . . , Ray- mond Dodge Club 13, 41 . . . CB Senate 1111 . . . Spanish Club 121 0 W'ALTER LEON CUTLER: Colmssel. Mussurhusells . . Alpha Chi Rho, Vit'e-Presidenl . . . Government Major . . . Honors 11. :2, 3, 41 . Basketball 12, 31, Manager . . . Ulla Porlridu 11, 31. Associate Editor . . . IRC 13, 41. President . WESU 11. 21 . . . Prom Committee 12, 3, 41. Treasurer . . . CA 121 . . . Cardinal Key 131 Secretury-Trezlsurer O JEROME PARKER DANIELS: South Portland. Maine . . . Beta Them Pi. Set'l'elury . . . Economics Major . . . Cross Country 11. 31 . . . Track 11. 21 . . . Argus 131 . . WESU 13. 4 0 JOHN ADAIN DAVIDSON: Ridgewood. New Jersey . . . Delta Kappa Epsilon, Vivv-Presidenl . . . English Major . . . Football 11, 41 . . . CB Senate 131 0 MICHAEL TEMPLE DAVIES: London, England . . . Independent . . . Honors 13. 41 . . . IRC 13, 41 . . . Martin Lee Coyne Walter Leon Cutler Jerome Parker Daniels John Aduin Davidson Michael Temple Davies 0n Frank Demberl Robert Howard Didsbury William Colin Dobson Raymond Dmkoff Richard Edmn'd Duggun DON FRANK DEMBERT: St'rzmmn. Pennsylvania . . . John ersley Club . . . English Major . . . Honors 12. 31 . . . Soccer 111 . . . Tennis 131, Manager . . . Argus 12. 3. 11 . . . Frcnvh Club 11. 21 . . . WESU 11, 21 . . . Cardinal 131 . . . Outing Club 11, 2. 3. 41 0 ROBERT HOWARD DIDSBURY: Shelton. Connecticut . . . Gamma Psi, President . . . French Major . .. Honors 11. 2. 3. :11 . Argus 121 . . . Freshman Senate . . . Theatre 121 . . . Cardinal Key 131 . . . LP Cercle Frunt'uix 12. 3. 11 0 WILLIAM COLIN DOBSON: Mnlverne, New York . . . Chi Psi, Steward . . . Theatre Major . . . Myslivul Seven . . . Soccer 111 . . . Fencing 11. 21 . . . WESU 11. 2. 3, 41 . Glee Club 11. 2, 311 . . . Theatre 11, 2. 3, 4-1 . . . La Terlielin 11. 2. 3.11 O RAYMOND DRAKOFF: Hartford. Connecticut . . . John Wesley Club . . . Chemistry Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11. 2, 3. 11 . . . Fencing 131 . . . Outing Club 111 . . . Ahmler Club 12. 3. 41 O RICHARD EDWARD DUCGAN: Hurlsdule, New York . . . Alpha Della Phi History Major . . . Honors 11, 2. 3. 41 . . . Football 111 . . . Freshman Senate . . . 99 DAVID SCOTT DUNAVAN: Plainfield. Independent . . . Physivs Major . . . Honors 11. 2. 3. -1I. Exevulive Bourd Chairman . . . . . Band 11. 22;! . . . Yurlnl Club 11! Outing Club 1-H O Wkllmloy Hills. Massachusetts . . . Major . . . 17001111111 11. 2! . . . Trurk 13. h . .. R. DXVYER. 111.: New Canaan. Connerlirul . . . varvtnry . . . English Major . . . Candidate . . . Honun 111 . . . . Debate 13! OSCAR EASTMAN: Connec'licut . Prusidcnl . . . Clwmislry Major . . 11! . . .11A12.31. . . 11. 2. 31 . . xlrgus 111 Cronmell. Homer Wilks Erkcrson Ernvst Russell Eggn-rs William XVehh Ellis Michael Arthur Epstein Kenneth Francis Evans, Jr. John Baptiste Joseph Farese. .11 . 100 New Jersey . 121 . Publications Board . . . Rosa C1ub13w1J . . . ATWOOD PACKARD DUNHAM. JR.: Phi Nu Tlmlal . . . Wesleyan Volunteer Fire Department . Honors 11! . . . Dzwid Scott Dunavun Ahmad Packard Dunllum. . WESU Math . . . W'resl1ing 0 JAMES Brian Theta Pi. 101' Distinction O W'ARREN Sigma Chi, . . S1simming W711 rrPn Osrur East It James R. Duyer, Jr. HOMER WHLKS ECKERSON: Brooklyn. N011 York . . . Psi fwilon . . . Biology-Chcmislry Major . . . TNE . . . Sorter 111 . . . anbull 11. 2. 3, 4-1 . . . Cardinal 13! Cheerleader 131 O ERNEST RKSSEL EGCERS: Durien. . Della Talu Della. . . . Candidate for Dislinrlion Cunnerlicul President . German Major . . .Honors 11. 2. 3. 1! . . . Ayres. 173019,. erHer, Prentice Cump. W'illizlm Day Lennard Axmrds . . . TNE . . . Mystical Seven . . . Phi Bela Kappa . Foollmll 11. 2. 3, 41 . . . Baseball 11. 2. 3. 11. Captain . . . Argus 11. 2, 3. 11 . . . Cardinal Roy 13! 111mb 12. 31 . . .011 Potlrirlu 131 . . . lRU 13. 111 . . . Germain Club 12. 3. 111. President . .. Class Vice-Presidenl 121 . . . Class President 131 O XVILLIAM W'EBB ELLIS: W'in- rheslvr. Massachusetts . . . Psi Upsilon. Vire-President . . . Government Major . . . Bihebull 11! . Truck 12. 3. 111. Captain 0 MICHAEL ARTHlVR EPSTEIN: Bellmoro. New York . . . Sigma Chi Vice-Presidem . . . Eronomics Major . . . Hanan 13! . . Football 11. 2. 3. . . . Wrestling 11, 2, 3. 4D . . . W'ESU 12. 3. 11-1 . . . Cardinal 121 . . . Mock Legis1nlure 13. ll 0 KENNETH FRANCIS EVANS. JR.: Lakes. Nexs Jersey . . . Chi Psi . . . Economics Major . . . Crms Country Ill . . .11A 11. 2. 3. 4i . . . Band 11. 2.31 0 JOHN BAPTISTE JOSEPH FARESE. JR.: East Orange. New Jersey . . . Chi Psi. President . . . English Major . . . TNE . Skull and Serpent 1H . . . Football 11, 2. 3. H . . . Awards Chairman . . . . French Mountain ConlmithP. JOHN MICHAEL VENTON. .IR.: 5!. varshurg, Florida . . . Alpha 111-1111 Phi . Arl-Hinlnry Major . . . Candida ? 101' Distinction . . . Hmmrs 14D . . . thllmll 111 . . . Curtlinul 1311 . . Saturday A. M. Club 11. 3. H O EARL JLLIAN FORMAN: Hartford, Connvrlirul . . . John chslcy Club . . . Chemistry Mnjnr . . . Honors 13, 11-1 . . . Aluulo'r Club 131. 1irr-Prmi11vnl . . . CB Sq-nulc Cummillcm Chairman 0 RICHARD EDWARD FRANCE: New York. Nun York . . . Omega: Phi, President . . . Government Major . . . Wrestling 111 . . . WYESU 11. 2, 3i . . . Choir lH . . . Band 11, 2, 3. 41 . . . CA 11, 2, 3, 1! 0 ERIC ALLAN FHEDRICKSON: Noruulk, Connerlirul . . . .Iulm WVesley Club . . . Bio1ugy-Cllemi51ry Mnjnr . . . Candidate 101' Distinction . . . Hunon 1L 2, 3. 1i . . . Phi Bela Kappa . . . Cardinal 11. 2. 3, H . . . Alxullcr 111111, 13. 11 . . . Pro-Mell Club 131. 111 . . . Argus 111 . . . Philosophy Club 131 O STEPHEN LESTER FRIEDLANU: Jt'rwy City. Ngm .lvrsoy . John Wesley Club. Svnulor . . . 1Ihvmislry-Biolngy Major . . . Cumlidult- 101' IHslim-liun . . . I'hi lic-lu Kappa . . . Honors 11, 2. 3. ll . . . Argus 12. 3. 1! . . . Amulcr 1311111 13. ll. Socrclury-'11rn-:l.mrvl' . Prv-Mvd 1311111 12. 3. h . . . 1m Mirlmvl Fentun, .Ir. Earl Julian Furmun Rirllurd Edmu'tl Frum-H Erir Allan 1 rwlrirksnn Slrpln-n Inulvr Frio-dluml Ihn'ill Lmu- Humble Slum'l Unldsnlilh ,Krlhur Charles Unrmun John Philip Unrmch John 11illunl 1iuul11 1111111 LOWE GAMBLE: va Xorkg N0 York . . . 1111i Nu Thom . Gnvn-rnmonl Major Sm'ver 111 . . . Trnnis 13H . . . 1H1: 13! . . . 1111-0 Hull 13. 11 . . . Curtlinuls 11.! . . . Yut'hl 111u1u 12. 3. 11 O STl ART GOLDSMITH: Wilminglun. Delauuln- . . . :Upllu 111-114 1111i. Prvsidvnl . . . Hislury- English Major . . . Cunllidule for Uislinvlinn . . . Honors 11. 2. 31. 1! . . . Ulla I'mlrirlu 1L 3, 3!. 1111111011- in-Cllicf . . . WESl II. '2! . . . Argus 111 . . . IRE 13. 11 . . . Theatre 121 . . . Cardinal ll, '2. 31. 1'1ilh' Editor 0 ARTHl R 11111111111115 COHMAN: New 1011. Non Xorlx . . . 1,51 l'psilnn . . . 111.4011 Major . . . Football 111 . . . WESl 11! . . . Argus 111 0 JOHN 1111111111 11011511111: lh-nvvr. Colunulo . BPlzl T1IP11I Pi, Vice-l'residem. Senator . . . History Major . . 4 1101mm 13. ll Awo- Sm'mll' 111 . . . 1Q'n1'ing 11. 2. 31 . . . WESI 11. 2. 31 . . . Pre-Ministvriul 111M! 121 3. 11 0 JOHN WVIIALXHU 11011111: Pluinvillv, Connm-lirul . . . Alpha Della Phi . . . Hislnry Major . . . M-m-ing 12,1 . . . Ulla I'mlridu 13,1 . . . Thvuln- 131. H . . . YMIII Club 121 . . . Sallurtluy Morning 1211111 12. ll . . . 1111 .1011 Ray Uruhum Milvlwll 1ivloI'Urt-1-n anlmny Conlitlgo I'l't'lHHNld Douglas Hurt Pvlvr 1illzlrlvs Huulxim Raymund Clark thdgnlr. JOHN R01 GRAHAM: Huddonfivld. N311 Jersey . I1vllu kappa Epsilon. Scn-rclury . . . History Major . . . TNE . Myliml Sewn . . . Fuollmll 11. 2. 3. I1 . . . VVreslHng 1l. 2. 3. 11. Captain 0 MITCHELL 11CTOR GREEN: Vmuml Cvlllt-r. Musszu'llusrlth . . . Alpha Della Phi Hislnry Major . . . I'olur Bean's 13. 11 O ANTHONX 111,101.117111E GREENWOOD: South Dartmouth, Massachu- wlls . . . . Brlzl Them I'i . . . Mulh Major . . . Soccer 1111 . Yurlll Club 11. 2. 3. 11 . . . Outing Club 111 Nuynmnd Dodge 1:11:11 13, 41 0 DOI ULAS HART: An- clnvcr. Mummlluwlls . . . Alpha Delta Phi, Treasurer . . . Psyrlmlogy Major . . . Fvncing 111 . . . Surrrr 111 WESl' 12. 3. 1.1 . . . Outing Club 111 . . . Raymond Dodge 1IluII 13. 11. 1it'e-l'residenl 0 PETER CHARLES HAWKINS: Plouaunlville. Neu York . . . Omega Phi . . . Mull: Major . . . Football 111 . . . Freshnum Scnule 111 O RAHHOIVD CLARK HELWIU. JR.: Ononnlu. Ntm Murk . . . Eronomica Major . . . Gulnnm Psi . . . John 111. l'lnl'l'c-r Louis Gerhard Huffm JOHN F. HOFFER: Urm-nfiold, Malsmu-husotls . . . German Mujur . . . Imlvln-ndvnl . . . Hnnora 121 0 1401 IS GERHARU HOFFMAN: TIM- Huguv. Nvlln-rlumls . . . .Iolln XVVt-slcy Club . . . Clwmhlm Major . . . Czlmliqlulv 1'01 Diuinclion . . . Hmmn 12a 3. I11 . . . WESI' 12. 31 O 1111.1XRLESALVK HOYT: Fuirfivld. Connw'livul . . . Della Tau Della, Senator . . . Englhh Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Mystical Seven . . 1 .llrgux 11. 2. 31 . . . Band 11, 2. 3. I11 . . . Theatre 12, 31 4-1 . . . UH l'mlrillu 131 . . . WESIV 1L 2. 31 . . . High Street Five. Hullugvr-Slur . . . College Elm'lions Cnnuniuee 0 JOHN EVANS HLTTON: Jurlnon Hriglllh. Nms ank . . . Phi Nu Thelu . . . Biology Major . . . TNE . . . Football 11, 2, :11 . . . mesding 1L 2. 111 . . . Tvnnis 1L 3. 41 . . . Glee Club 11, 3. 41 Clwnh 'h ' - ' Charles Alva Hoyt .1011 Evans Hutton BART FRANZ JANSEN. JR.: Allmny. New York . . . Gamma Psi . . , Psychology Major . . . Argus 11. 2. 3. 11! . . . WESU 11. 21 . . . Raymund Dodge Club 13. 11 . . . Publications Board 13. 11,! 0 DAVID BRADLFA JENKINS: Pumssel. Mnssuvlluwlls . . . Phi Nu '1'1191:1.Prhidcnl . . . English Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors 11. 2. 3. 1! . . . TNE . . . Mystical Sl-von . . . 111001111111 11, 2. 3. 1.1 . . . Basketball 11. 21 . . . Squash 13. 41 . . . Freshman Integration Commillee. Chairman . . . Junior Manpower Committee 0 ARTHUR VICTOR JOHNSON: Chicago. Illinois . . . Alpha: Chi Rho . . . English Major . . . Ulla Pmlrirln 13,1 . . . Freshnmu 59mm: 11. 2. 3. .1! . GleP Club 11. 21 . . . Cardinal 121 . . . CA 11. 21 . . . Junior Munpmwr Commission 121 O RALPH B. KARDAS: Middleton . Connecticut . . . Independvnl . . . Mallhemulivs Major . . . Honors 131 O MELVIN KATZ: Brooklyn, New York . . . John XVesley Club . . . Government Major . . . Candidate for Dislinrlion . . . Honors 11. 2. 3. 11-1 . . . Freshman Senate . . . Debate 11. 2. 3. ll Delmle Council 12. 31 . . . Glee Club 11. 2. 31 . . . Cardinal 121 . . . M011 Logislulun' 12. 3. H . . . Burl Frau . Jansen. Jr. David Bradley Jenkins Arthur Victor Johnson Ralph B. Kurdm Mehin Kulx l . Mayra K9eney Herbert David Kelleller Robert Henry Knapp Juhn Knox Knighl 1irlor .10591111 krurnumlq MAYRO KEENHY: Springfield. Mussau'husells . . . I'lli Nu Thvlu . . . History Major . . . Snrm-r 11. 2. 31 . . . Squash 11. 2. 3. 1-1 . . . Tennis 13! O HERBERT 11111111 KELLEHER: Hutlllun Hrighls, New Jersey . . . Della Kappa Epsilon . . . English Major . . . Honors 11. 2. 31. 11 . . . 'I'VIC Skull and Serpent . . . Tluu-k 111 . . . Football 11. 2. 31 . . . Buskcllmll 11. 2. -1l . Ulla Pmlrirla 131. Literary Editor . . . Argus 13. 4; . . . 1:1:155 President 111 . . . Class Sem't-lalry 131 . . . College Body President . . . Pre-Luw Club 13, 111 0 ROBERT HENRY KNAPP: Hum- 11en. Connerlicul . . . Psi lpsilnn . . . Government Major . . . Buskvllmll 111 . . . Rmvbull 111 . WESU 11. 21 0 JOHN KNOX KNIGHT: Frecport. N011 York . . . Sigma Nu . . . Government Major . . . Honors 13. 1! . . . 1 11. 2. 3. 11 . .. Choir 141 . . . l.R.1I. 13. 41 . . . Band 11. 2. 3. .11 . Mock Legislaturv 111 . . . ThcuIrP 13. 111 . . . Pre-me Club 13. ll 0 111711011 JOSEPH KRASNANSKY: Trenton, N811 Jersey . . . Sigma: Nu . . . Chemislry Major . . , Camlidule fur Distinction . Honors 11. Z. 3. 111 . . . TNE . . . W'reslling 11. 21 . . . anbnll 1l. '2. 3. 11! . . . Nmumm Club 11. 2. 3. ll. Presidenl . . . Ahmler Club . . . 1113 JEROME Kl EHL: Milxuulkvv. 1Yisronsin . . . John 111-slvy Club . . . English Major . . . Argus 14! O HOWARD KAROL KUMMER:Wullingfurd.Cunncclit'm . . . Sigma Chi . . . Binlogy- Cllvmislry Major . . . Baseball 11. 2. 3. 1.1 . . . Truck 123. 3. ID . Cardinal km 131 . . . PI'r-MHI Club 12. 11! O COSTAS THEODORE LXMBREW': Wt-sl Orange. N011 Jersey . . . leln kappa Epsilon. 1i1'r-Pn-ni11t-nl . . . 1Illemislry-Biulogy Mujur . . . Honnh 11. 2. ll . . . Ulla Purlridu 111 . . . Cardinal 13! . . . Ulm- 12Iuh 11. 3, H . . . .liln-ra 111 0 ROBERT LA1IN: Wellrslvy. MussalrhuM-lls . . . Alpha 1111i Rho. l'rvsidenl . . . MulIn-mzllim Mujnr . . . Fonlhull 12. 3. l1! . . . Buskc-lbu 11. 2! Trunis 111 . . . Truck 131 Jerome Kllc1l1 Houard Karol Kumme lning Luv vaumlvr Nit'lmlm Imuly 11mins Theodore Lumlmm Rulwrl Luviu HUINU 1.174111: Wusllinglnn. D. 1?. . . . Phi Nu Thom. Treasurer . . . 1IIwmiMry-liiology Major . A . Honors 12. 3. h . Ulla I'mlritlu 11, 21 . . . Prv-Mml Club 13. h 0 HEXANDER NICHOLAS LEVAX: Buffalo. Nvu York . . . 1mlrpvml9nl . . . Cllvmislry Major . . . Cuntlidule for 1!- Iim'lion . . . Choir 131 O BERNARD 15.11E11N50N: Nvlmmil. me 10rk A . . Sigma Nu . . . Government Major lemllulll 1H . . . W'ESL 1!. 2. 31. Production Cllivf . Pru-lalu Club 13. H . . . CIIm-rlmuleh 171! . . . Nam Bun-nu 12. 3. 11. Chairman . . . TlM-ulrv 11. 2. 3. II 0 RICHARD JOEL LE1INSON: Perth Amboy. N911 Jvl'sq . . . Chi Psi . . . English Mnjur . . . Cumliduh- for IHMiIn-liou . . . Honors 12, 3! . . . WESl 11. 22. 3. ll . . . Ulla Pmlridu 11, 21 .. . Prv-Ilzm Club 141 O GEORGE ALFRED LEWIS II: Syrul-use. New York . . . Alpha! Delta Phi . . . Hislury Major . . . Hmmn 13., 11 . . . BilSPhu 11. 2. 3. 1H . . . Basketball 11. 2! . . . Ulla I'mlrirlu 11. '2. 31 . . . Cardinal ll. '21 . .. W'ESU 11. 21. .. 11112113. 41 . . . Purlvy tlnmmillm- 121 O EDWARD WRl BEL LIFSET: Mid- dlelmm. Cunnm'livul . . . Delta Kappa Epsilon . . . Gintam- nwnl Major . . . Mork 1mgislulurt' 13. 11 . . . Cnrrlinul 131 . Raymond nudge Club 13.1 . . . Bvrnurd B. Lovinsun Richard 1091 chinwn Uvm'gr Alfrvtl lmnh 11 demrd Wrulwl l,ifwl 104 NANSEN 1111': Washington, D. 11. . . . Alpha Chi Rho . . . Biolngy-1Iht'mislry Major . . . Honors 11. 2. 3. 11 . . . Sm-m-r 11. 2. 3. 11 . . . Outing Club 131 O HAROLD OGDEN LOCKE: lluddunl'ield, New Jersey . . . Omega Phi . . . Chomidry Mujur . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honnrh 11. 3, 111 . Cross Country 11. '2, 3. 11. Captain . . . Truck 11, 2. 3. '11 . . . Delmle 11:1 . . . XVESU 121 Atualler 111111; 111 . . . Der Deutxt'ha IVPI'H'H 1221 O JONATHAN 1101 11.1011: Suulh Nomulk. Connecticut . . . Sigma Nu. Senator . . . History Major . . . Honor: 1L '21 3. l1 . . . Squash 111 . . . PTFLHW Club 13. '11. Presidenl . . . 11111 1111 O JOSEPH SCOTT LUNN: Oneonlu. Nms York . . . 159m Them Pi, President . . . Chemistry Major . . . Truck 11. 2. 3. 111 . . . Argus 11, 2. 31 . . . Yacht 1111111 11. 2, 31. Vire-tImnnlmlow . . . Hand 11. 21 . . . Parley Cummillee 12, 31. Cu-Chuirmun . Curdinul Key 131 . . . Prom Committee 131 O DONALD STEEHE MACPHAIL: Worcester, Nlalhmlrlllthllh . . . 11111 Psi, Twuaurrr . . . Englhll Major . . . NHIISPH Liu Hurom Ogden Lnrkv Jonulhun anejuy Joseph Scull Lunn 1101111111 Sleewe Mm-Plluil 114-1GrahamMurfurlalm: Georg.- .Iuhn Maltese A119 1r11in Murlxelwn Stephen May .1030 Angel Mayoral. Jr. 511le EL GRAHAM MACFARLANE: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania . . . Sigma Nu, 1ivc-Pn-sidcnl 11nwrnnu-nl Major . .. Honors 11. 2. 3. 41 . . . Sou-vr 111 . . . Wrestling 11. 21. Munalgrr . . . WESL 111 . . . 1R1: 13. 11. SH-relury, Treasurer O GEORGE JOHNE 11111111111511: MidtlleUHHl. Connecticut 1101M Tau 11811:: . . . Mulh-Uermun Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Phi 119m Kumm Hmmn 11. 22. 3. 711 . . . Der Deulsrho 19min 13, 111. 1irP-l'residenl . . . Rosa Club 131 O ALLEN IRWIN MNRKELHON: NAN York, va York . . . Sigma Nu . . . History Major . . . Honors 12. 3. 11 . . . Fuollmll 111 . . . Truck 111 . . . Squash 11, 2. 31 O STEPHEN MA1: Rochester. Neu York . . . Alpha 11111 R110 . . . Amerivzm Cullum- Mujnr . . . Cundiduto 1'nr Distinrlion . .. Hunmw 1 I. 3 31. 11 . . . TNH . . . Skull x1 Svrpvnl . . . 11mm Counlry 111 . . . Soccer 2. 3. 11 . . . lerkvllmll 11. 2, 3.111. Captain . . . 111130112111 11. 2, 3. 11 . . . Ulla Podritln 131 . . . 1311 13, .1-1 . . . CB Dormitory CommillPe 131 . . . Neus Bureau 131 . . . Class 1icv-Pntsit1eul 111 , . . CI; Freslnmm Fundamentals Cummillee. Chairman . . . 11A 111, L1. 3.111. Vivo-Prvsidem O JOSE ANEEL MAXORAL. JR.: Caracas. 101w- zm-Iu . . . Chi Psi . . . Arl Major . . . Fencing: 131 . . . Amateur Pllologmpllmx Guild . . . 105 Herbert E. McCrew W'illinm Ziegler MrLcur HERBERT E. MCGREVV: While Plains. New York . . . Alpha Delta Phi . . . Biology-Chemislry Major . . . Honors 11. 3. 4! . . . Olla Porlridu 11.. 2a 3! . . . Cunlinul 11, 2. 3! . . Glee Club 12. 3. 21! . . . Pre-Med Club 13, 1! . Cardinals 14! O W1LLIAM ZEIGLER MCLEAR 111: Wayne, Pennsylvania . . . Della Tau Delta . . . Chemistry- Biology Major . . . Honors 11! . . . Tennis 11, 2. 3. 4! . . . Squash 11, 2. 3. 4! . . . Server 11! . .. Yacht Club 11! O RICHARD LEE MCMAHON: W'ilminglon. Delaware . . . Della Tull Delta . . . Eronomics Major . . . Foolhull '1! . . . Truck 11, 2. 3. 4! . . . Pre-Lms' Club 11. 2. 3. 111! . . . Mock 1 Legislature 12! O W'ILLIAM EDWARD MEYER: Omega Phi . . . Physics Major . . .511imming 11. 2. 3. l! . . . Trurk 11. 2,11! . . . Football 13! . . . VVESU 13. l-! . . . Outing Club 11. 2. 3. 1! . . . Cheerleaders 11. 2. 3! . . . Rom Club 13. 4! O HAMITEL DENNISON BABCOCK MILLAR. JR.: 17pper Monlt'lalir. New Jersey . . . l'hi Nu Tllclu . . . 111.4013 Mujnr . . . Honors 11. 2, l! . . . Soccer 12. 3. 4! . . . 0H I'mIrirIu Advisory Board 13! . . . News Bureau 11! . . . Prom 110m- millee 121-! 0 DAVID STOCKWELL MILLER: Eric. Prnnxylvunia . . . Della Kappa Epsilon . . . History Major . Sorter 12. 3. 1! . . . James Rogers Miller. Jr. John Wulrull Miller Richard Lee McMahon William Ethll'd Meycr Samuel Dennison Bubt'm-k: David 5101-1111911 Miller Mlllur. Jr. JAMES ROGERS MILLER. JR.: Rorkville. Maryland Alpha Delta! Phi, Crilir . . . Hislory Major . . . Trm-k 11. 2. 3! . .. Ollu Podritln 13! . . . Theatre 11. 3. 1! . . . WEST 12! 0 JOHN XVALCOTT MILLER: Royal Oaks. Mirhigun . . . Omega Phi Secrrmry . . . Chemistry Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . Honors . . . TNE . . . Crush Cuunlry 11! . . . Swimming . Track . . . Football 12! O JOSEPH HENRY MOLL: Pollsville. Pennsylvania . . . Sigma Nu. President . . . Biology Major . . . Honors 12! . . . Football . . . Truck . . . Class Treas- urer 13! 0 ROBERT SCOTT MOORE: Beaver. Pennsylvania . . . Phi Nu Theta. Treasurer . . . Government Major . . . Honors 11! . . . Snorer 11. 2. 3. l! . . . WESU 11. 2, 3! . . . Cardinal Key 13! 1 -' Joaeph Henry Moll Rohpn Scott Muu 106 LEONARD ARNOLD MORRIS: Brooklyn. New York . . . John Wlesley C1ub. Senator . . . Govern- mnm Major . . . Candidate 101' Dislinclion . . . Honors 12, 31 . . . Spanish 1111111 12. 31 . . . French Club 11. 2. 3.11. President . . . Debate Society 11. 2, 3. 41 . . . German Club 11. 2. 31 . . . Mock Legislulure 12. 3. 41 0 ROBERT FAIHCHILD MORRISON: Milton. Mussurllusells . . . Phi Nu Theta Geology Major . . . tlundidnte for Distinvlion . . . Honors 11. 2. 3, 1111 . . . TNE . . Sm'rer 111 . . . Wrestling 11. 2, 31 . . . CA 12. 31 O DONALD MORRISON MUIRHISAD. JR.: V135! Ncmon. Massachusetts . . . Phi Nu Them . . . Biology Major . . . Cross Country 111 . . Truck 121 . . . CA 13. 4:1 . . . News Bureau 1411 . . . Yacht Club 11. 21 0 JAMES MILNE MURDOCK: Guilford, Connertirut . .. Alpha Delta Phi . . . Psychology Major . . . Ulla Potlridu 11. 2. 31, Advertising Manager . . . Cardinal 11. 21 . . . Phulogmphy Club 141 . . . Raymond Dodge Club 13. 1,1 . . . Young Republican Club 11. 2. 41 0 WILLIAM CLAPHAM MURRAY: Baltimore, Maryland . . . Alpha Della Phi. Vire-Prmidem . . . Theatre Major . . . Saturday A. M. Club. President . . . Polar Bears . eonard Arnold Morris Robert Fairvhild Morrison Donald Morrison Muirhead. Jr. James Milne Murdock William Clupllum Murray 01m Marlin Nelson Slehhins Nelson thrtw Lawrence Neumun David Francis Niemiw- David 1.09 Nixon JOHN MARTIN NELSON: Glen Rock. New Jersey . . . Delta T3111 111-1121. Treasurer . . . Mulhemulirs Major . . . Honors 11.3. 11 . . . Basketball 13. 1-1 . . . Argus 11. 2. 3. I1 . . . Nana 311119;!11 131 . Ulla Podritlu 131. Managing Editor . . . Der Punch? Verein 121 0 STEBBINS NELSON: Chicago. Illinois . . . Psi Upsilon . . . Eumumirs Major . . . Honors 12, 3. 1-1 . . . Socrer 11. 31 . . . WESL 11, 21 . . . Argus 141 O MONROE LAW'RENCE NEFMAN: Nms York. me York . . . Independ- ent . . . Biology Major . . . Honors 111 . . . Swimming 12. 31 . . . Truck 121 . . . 01111 Pmlrirla 12. 31a Phu- logruplly Editor . . . WESU 11. 21 . . . Argus 141 . . . Pre-Med Club 12. 31 . . . Atxuner Club 12. 31 . . . Uor Deulsvhe l'ercin 12, 31 . . . French Club 11. 2. 31. President 0 DAVID FRANCIS NIEMIEC: Meridian, Conlleclit'ul . . . Independent . . . Mnlllemuliw Major . . . Candidate fm- Dislinvliun . Baseball 11. 21 0 DAVID LEE NIXON: Leominster, Massachusetts . . . 1111i Psi. President . . . Evonmniv: Major . . . Honors 11. '2. 3. -1-1 . . . W'hite Fellowship . . . TNE . . . Vlyslifill Seven . Foolhull 11. ll. 3. 11,1Iupluin . . . Basketball 11, 3, 41 . . . Baseball 11. 2. 3. 11 . . . Claws Prwitlvnt 12. 11 . . . Class Vice-Presidem 131 . . . WESU 11.1 . . . Der Doulsrhv 1'0r0in 111 . . . Board 01' House Pn-sidenls, Clluirnun 131 107 PHILIP I3ITIK OLSEN: Amsterdam. New York . . . Alpha Philip Burk 015011 Kenneth Unrdnn Orvi Chi Rho. Treasurer . . . English Major . . . Soccer 11. 2D . WHSI O KENNETH GORDON 0R lS: Renswhwr. me 01 k . . . Sigma Nu . . . Governnwm Major . . . llalndinluiv fur Dislinrliun . . . Hmmn 11. 2. 3, l J . . . ermllin: 13. H. Manager . . . Ulla Pmlrillu NH 0 JOHN H. PARSONS: WnrceMt-r, Munsm'husella . . . Sigma! Nu. Prhidenl . . . Ikyvlml- ngy Major . . . Candidate for Dislim'tion , . . CB Sm-rvlury Tl'cahun-r t3. H . . . Raymond Dodgi- Club. Pruitlonl O HERALD WILLIAM PATRICK: titular Knolls. Non JH'M-y . . . Alpha Della Phi. President . . . Clawicul Civilization Major . . . Cundidnh- for UiHim'liun .. . Honors . .. Curtlinul 12. It It, Povlm Editor . . . Ullu Pmlritlu ll. 13. 3'. Blhinvn Mumlgvr . . . Rnlwrl Uesleut'y Paxton Dunn Ethxin Pearson John R. Pm'mm Uvrultl William: Pulri ROBERT UESTEHIX IWXTON: Calm Mills. Ohio . A . Sigma Chi . . . English Major . . . N'm-m-r 1ll . . , Cardinal Ml . . . WESl 4h . . .PuMiv Relulimh IIJ O DANA EIHX IN PEARSON: Northampton. Mmsuvhuwlls . . . Alpha Ih-llu Phi . . . American Civilizulion Major . . , Hnrn-r tl. 2. 151 . Squash 1ID . . . Vwinl Hununillm- l3 ID . . . Unling 111111: 111 . . . Theatre H. 2? . . . Freshman Frmuw- Ulm- Huh tl. l. 3. h. Pl'millvnl . . . Curtlinnlx ML II Curnlinnl Kvy l3! 0 HECTOR 1' . E'l l E PHELPS. .IH.'. Simshury Connm-Iirul . . . Gummu I'Si . . . leulrn- Major . . . Candidate fur Distinrlion . . . Honors 11. 22. 3. II Argm 1L 2. 3i . . . WESI HI . . . leulrc- l1. 2. 3. ll 0 JAMES UA H, I'LIMP'I'UN: Dyer. Indium: . . . Dvllu Tau Doha . . . Pllysirs Major . . . Candidate for Dislincliun . . . Honors ti. '2. 3.. H . . . Rosa Club 13. ll . . . Band 11. 2. 3. h . . . High St. Five HI. 3. H 0 WILLIAM THORNTON PRYCIC: Elwnshurg. Pennsylvania . . . Della Kappa Epsilon . Hovernmenl Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors Q. 3. U . . . Snimming 12. 3. H. Munugur . . . WESl l3? . . . Wesleyan Fire Dcpurtmmll . . . Ulve Club t1, 2, 3, ll . . . Pre-Lzm Club 12. 3. h . . . Debate 11. 2. Ii. 1'! . . . Outing Club t2. 3D . . . Muck Legislature 13. ll 0 XVILLIAM ALEXANDER RACK: Hxn'vrlnmm Prnnsylmnin . . . Della Kappa: Epsilon. Premiolvul Ilu-mislry-Binlngy Major . . . Honom 13. 3. I? . . . TNH . . . Bunkmlmll H. 2. 3. '14 . . . Tennis 11. 3. H . . . Sun'vr 13, h . . . Choir H. 2, 4! . . . l'rv-Meul Club W 15. 1:! .-'-v . Clem Club 13. 4! . . . Cln-mislry Hub 13. U Hk'l'lul' lsuyrllr Phelps. Jr. Jzum-s David Plimplon William Thornton Pryce William Alexander Ruck 108 h JOHN PAUL REMENSNXDER. JR; Ossini'ng. an York . . .1351 Ipsilon. President . . . 111mm- islry-Binlogy Major . . . Honnrs 11. 2. 3. 4'1 . . . TNE . . . Skull and Serpent . . . Surrer 11. 2. 3. .0 . . . Truck 11. 2. 3. 11 . . . Argus 11. 2. .1. . . . 11B Social Action Committee. Clluirmzm . . . Cardinal Key 131 0 JOHN 1.00M15 ROBERTSON: Glen Falls. New York . . . Psi Ypsilou . . . I'sy011010gy Major . . . Honors 131 . . . Sorrer 111 . . . uirgzus 111 . . . CA 111 . . . Fmimming 111 . . . Baseball 111. Manager 0 WILLIAM T. ROCHE. JR.: West Hartford. Connectimn . . . Delta Tau 01:11.1 . . . Economics Major . . . Basketball 11, 3, 11 . . . Baseball 11, 2, 3. 11 . . . Argus 11. 2. 3. 311 O NOAH ROSENZWHIU: Bridgeport. Connecticut . . . Omega Phi . . . Psychology Major . . . WESU 1:21 . . . Raymund Dodge Club 13. 11 0 JAMES E. SAILER: Englmxoud. Ntm Jersey . . . 1'1Ii Nu Them . Ermmmirs Major . . . Honors 11. 2. 3. 41 . . . TNE . . . Homer 11. 2. 3. 11 . . . Squash 11. 2. 3. 11. Cupluin . . . Tvnnis 11. 2. 3.111, Captain . . . Junior Mamptmcr Commission 11. 2, 3, 11, Clluirmml . . . lilmir 1231 . . . 11A 12. 3. -11 . . . Frwhnmn 50112110 . . . nlm Paul Rz-momnylt-r John Loulnh Rnlwrlmn William T. Rorho. Jr. Noah 11mvn'uu-i: Janina 15. Sailor lq-n 11nnnrll Sanderson Alan CIPVP Sl'llnevlwrgvr Rulwrl Marlin Srlnuu'lz NLIJCN BENNETT SANUERSUN: LillIt-lon. Mussm'llllsvlh . . . Indolmndonl , . . English Major . Snrt-vr 111 . . . 11A 111 . . . Outing 1111111 11. 2. 3. 11. President . . . Ym-hl 1111111 111 O .UJN 111.1131: S11HNEE1HCRUEH: 1.:u1un'. Missouri . . . 1111i l'ni. 5011411011 . Candidate for Uislinrtion . . . Honors 11. 9 3. 11 . Hislory-Hnglirll Major . meing 11. 2. 31. tluplzliu . . . Sm-rvr 111 . . . Truck 13. 711 . . . Cardinal 11. 2. 31. Arl Ellilul' . . . Claw Trmhurvr 1'21 . . . Ulla Ptulritlu 11. ll. 31 1:11 Manpower Committee 12. 31 . . . Pre-Lmv 1111111 11. 2. 3. 11 . . . 11X 121 . . . Glee Club 12. 3. 11 . 1191mle 111 0 ROBERT MARTIN SCHXVARTZ: Minkers. New 3011 Uzunmu 135i Psyrlmlngy Major . . . 1101113115: 111 . . . W'ESIV 121 . . . Raymond Dodgr- 1111111 12. 3. 11 . 12100 Club 13. 11 . . . I're-Med 12. 31 0 JOHN 11011;1.AS SHEIA E: Ulnalonhury. Cnnnm'lirul . . . Alpha 1111i Rho. Sovrclury . . . English Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Clover Follmxs Society . . . Argus 11- 2. 3. 11 . . . Cardinal 12. 31 O P. PETER SHAPIRO: Nms York. me York . . . Phi Nu lelu . . . Hislnry Mnjm' . . . Honors 11. 2. 3. 11 . . .Hm-m-r 131 . . . Squaall 13. 11 13. 11 . . . Argus 13. 11 . . . Muck LegisIulurc 12. 31 . . . Forensiv Union 11. 21 . . 121 . . . W'eah-ynn V'ulunlrrr Fire Department 131 . . Tvnnis . News Bureau John Inlglzls Sevlye 1'. 13:11vr Shapiro 109 Theodore Shapiro Jau'L Robert Sllipmun 1111111011011 111 W'osley Club 1 1. 23. 3. 1! Club 13. 11 Hortiuns FOUIIIHH 11!. :1 rgus 131 Tllvulrv 1 I1 Hislnry Major l1. 3.11. 11 David Sinw. .113 Milton Lexxis Smilll Robert James Smilh Nelson Barnum 501.12; 110 FRANK L- 5011115, 111.: Wcllcslcy Hilh. Mussnrhusclh . . . Phi Nu Them . . . History Major . . . 111001112111 11. 2. 31 . . . Truck 11. 2. 3. 1i . .. 11A 12. 31 0 JOHN EDWARD STAI FFER: Erie Pennsylvania: . . . Sigma Nu. Senator. Trvumrer . . . varn- menl Major . . . Honors 11. '2. 3. ll . . . Bumbull 11. 21 . . . CB Parley Committee 12. 31 . . . Freshnmn Senate . . . Clue Club 11. 2. 3. 11 . . . Cardinals Oriel 13. 111 0 FR NK AL- BERT STERN: Lnrl'hmont. Nnm lork . . . Sigma Chi, Senulm- . Frenrh Major . . . Hanan 12. 3. 11 . . . Snorer 111 Argus 11. 21 . . . French Club 11. 2. 31 . . . Spanish Club 11. '2. 3! . WESU 111 0 JAMES MERRIHEI. STETLHR: While Plains. New York . . . Delta Kappa Epsilon . . . English Major . Swimming 11. 21 . . . U011 12. 3. 11 . . . 0H Purlritlu 13'. Associate Editor . . . Argus 111 . . . 6101- Club 1'1. 21 Cheerleader 11. 2. 3! ROBERT SHIPMAN: Psychology Major . . . 123. 3! . . . Outing: Club 111 . , . CA 121 . . . RJynmml Dodgv Club 13. DAVID 51MB. JR.: Halrdvn City. er1 lurk . . . Omega Phi. Unvwnnwnl Major . . . Sm'n-r 1l. 2, 3! . . . Wrestling: 11. 2. 3. 11 . . . Band 12. 11 Commillve 141 . . . 191495111112 ! Sonulv O MILTON LEWWS SMITH: Norton HL-igllls. Cnnm'l'lil'ul . . . leln Tau Della. Social 1irv-Prvsitlc-nl . . . . . . Tennis 11! Chairman . . . English Major . . . Mmmgvr . Conlmillee 13! . . . Cunlinul Ke-y 131 . . . Nuurds Committee 111 . . . Outing 111111: 111 Fmtm'nily Crilir 0 ROBERT JAMES SMITH: Winlwlku. Illinois . . . Doll Kappa: Epsilon . 0011 13, 11 O NELSON BARNUM 501115: llit'il. Non Murlx . . . Alpha 1111i ho . . . Mulhr- m:niw Mujnr . . . . Curdinuh 111 . . . 1111-0 111111. 13, ll SHAPIHO: me 1ork. va York . . . John . 1Illcmiplry-Biology Major . . . Honors Brln Kappa . . . Truck 11. 2. 3!. Mzulugcr . . . xlrgus. Edilor-in-Clliof . . . Urban: 11. 2. 31 . Dor Deutsrlw lvroin 131. 1i1'r-Prmidem . . Pl'P-Nleil Philosophy Colloquium 131 O JACK Tenufly. Neu 10:1 . . . Sigma Nu Currlinul Key 155! . . . W'Eq . . . .. 1 1.1; Prom Lonmnlloc 11H 0 i Balnkolhull 111. Munngvr . . . Foul1m11 11. III . . . Buwlmll Frank 1.. 501110. Jr. John Eduard Smuffe Frank Albert Stern James MerrifioId Sletl RICHARD DANFORTH STIMSON. JR.: Chevy Chase. Maryland . . . Della Kappa Epsilon . Hiylory Major . . . Sorter 13. 4-! . . . High Slreel Five 0 EITCENE JOHN SZYMANSKI: Meridml. Comu-rlirul . . . Alpha Della Phi . . . Biology-Chemistry Major . . . Ulla Pmlritlu 131 . . . Pre-Med Club 13! . . . French Club 13! O ERIK SPRACUE TAYLOR: Coloruda Springs, Colorado Sigma Nu . . . Mutllemutivs Major . . . WKHIeyun anunlecr Fire Department 13, 41 . . . Newp Bureau 141 O THOMAS THOMPSON TAYLOR. JR: Philadelphia. Pennsylvania . . . Pai lpsilon. Serrelzu'y . . . Government Major . . . Football 11! . . . Baseball 111 . . . W'ESL 12, 31 O WYILLIAM TEMPLE TEAUHOLT: Oukdnle, Massachusetts . . . Phi Nu Theta. Senator . . . Economics Major . . . Honors 12. 31 . . . TNE . . . Skull zmd Serpent . . . Sorter 11. 2. 3!. Captain 11! . . . Buslmlhull 11. 2. 3! . . . Baseball 111 . . . Class Vire-Presidenl 111 1 . . W'ESF 1L 2! . . . Chairman of Dormitory Com- millee . . . lirlmrll Uszurlll Slimmn. Jr. EllgvllcJulInSzynmnski Erik Spruguc Fuonr Thomas Thouuwm Taylor. Jr. William Tmnplv Tom 1mm rgvn Alfrml Thomas John Bullcr Timherlukv James Davenpm'l Trumhmwr W'illium Dudlry Lndcrhill Jun Brien Xumlenher; JLVRCEN ALFRED THOMAS: Nms York. N011 York . . . Sigma Nun Prhidonl . . . English Major . . . Football 111. Munuger . . . Fwwing 111 . . . WESIT 12, 31 . . . llB Senator 0 JOHN Bl'TLER TIM- BERLAKE: Waterbury, Connecticut . . . John Wesley Club . . . Psychology Major .. . Honors 11. 31 . . . Cardinal Key 13! . , . Truck 11. 2. 3. 11! 0 JAMES DAVENPORT TRYMHOWER: Plymouth. Pennsyl- vnniu . . . Delta Tau Delta . . . English Major . . . Football 13. h . . . W'l'eslling 131 0 WILLIAM DUDLEY UNDERHHL: Newlnnville. Mussuvlluseth . . . Phi Nu Them . . . Govrrumenl Major . . . Tennis 1l. 3. H. Managwr . . . Argus 111 . . . WESY 12. 3. H . . . News Bureau 12. 3! . .. 12A 11. 2. 3. 4i . . . Pre-Minislerizll Club 11. 2. 3. 4-! . . . IRC 13. H 0 JAN BEETS VANUENBERG: Nms Rot'helhu New York . . . Alpha Chi Rho . . . Mathematics Major . . . TNE . . . Swimming 11. 2. 3. 1!. Captain . Concessions Committee 13. 41 . . . 111 EDBERT HILDINC XVALL. JR.: Middlelonn. Connecticut Hilbert Hilding XLIIL Jr. Frm'lvrirk Summcrum . . Sigma Chi . . . Mulllvmulirs Major 0 IxREUERICK SLM- Walndnll MERSON WANDALL: Pilmzm. New Jcrscy . . . Delta Tau Drllu. Senator . . . Englidl Major . . . Cundiduh- fur Dis- lim'lion . . . Hunuh 11. 2. 3. ll . . . Fenring 11D . . . Curdimll 13. H. Edilnr-in-Cllief . . . Pre-MiniQt-riul Club t2. 3. h . . . CA 13. ll . . . Philomphy Club 13. H O EDWARD A. W'HITE: Wellesley. Musmrllusells . . . John WVt-slcy Club. l'rhidenl . . . History Major . . . Honors 12. 3! . . . Huskvlhnll I'll . . . Argus 11. 2D . . . CA 41. 2. 3. H . . . Pro-Ministeriul Club 11. 2. 3. H . . . CH .it'P-I'rtwitlrnl O ED.VARD CAR- PENTER WHITE: Mursllullon. Delaware . . . Sigma Nu . . . Frrm'h Major . . . L0 Cyrrlv Frum'uix 13. ll Rolwrl Rm. XVIIilmzm John Milton .X illiummn desurd A. While Eduard tlzlrponto'r W ROBERT ROSS XVHITM KN: Mulum'. Nms Mn'k Uunlmu l'si. Prmidvm . . . FI'PIII'II Major . . . Hmmh 1ll . Football 1U . . . CB Rushing: Clmirmun IN 0 JOHN MILTON WILLIAMSON: Rm-hmlvr. Nen .nrk . . . Gamma l'si . . . Psychology Major . . . Honors 13D WESl' 1h ...Themre ll. 2. 3. ll ... Uler' Club 1h 0 BRl 11E HICKS WITTMER: Brooklyn. Nms York Della Tun Della . . . English Major . . . Soccer 11! Squash 13. 14 . . . Argus H? . . . CA 11. '1' 0 JOHN FREDRHIK WOODHOUSE: Wilmington. DelamurP . . . Sigma Chi. Secretary . . . Evunumirs . . . Cumlidnlc for Distinction . . . Honors 13, ID . . . Tennh 12. 3!. Manager . CA 11. '2. 3i . . . Fl'Pshmun Senate . . . lerlvy Cum- milloe 4'2! . . . Freshman Fundamentals Commitlev 0 SI SMAN JEROME ZACMN: Wulerhury. Cunlwvlivul . Alpha Chi Rho . . . Biology-Chcmistry Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honors I1. 21. 3. h . . . Football H. 2? . Swimming: IL IN . . . Argus H. 21. 3. 1?. Sports Editor 0 ALAN JOSEPH ZINSER: Hartford. Connec'livut . . . Gamma IKi . . . History Major . . . Candidate for Distinction . . . Honun II, 2.3.1! . . . Tennis 11! . . . Argus '1! . . . Cardinal Key UH . . . Parley Commillro 12D Brm'e Hicks Whlmer John Fredril'k W'nndlmuse Susmzm Jerome Zuckin Alan Jospph Zinser 112 in Appreciating Through the helpful criticism and assistance of Professor Ralph D. Pendleton, Director of the 192 Theatre, the representative pictures of the 1952-3 theatrical productions were selected for this book. John Williamson of Gamma Psi ren- dered commendable service in his capacity as official photographer of the Theatre. The selections of poetry appearing on the preceding pages were chos- en in cooperation with Professor Fred B. Millett, Director of the Honors College. We are also indebted to Mr. Peter S. Gurwit 0f the Jahn and Ollier Engrav- ing Company for his designs of the caligraphic theme, which were executed by Mr. Thomas Waite in collaboration with Peter Clarke 155. Significant men- tion must be ascribed to Mr. John Paton and the Puhlic Relations Department of Wesleyan University, whose close liaison alleviated many otherwise diffi- cult and technical problems of photography. 111 like manner, the friendship and particular interest of Mr. Alex Dmitrash and Mrs. Charlotte Wray 0f Sal'ony Studio enahled us to portray, photographically, what we helieve to he the pro- gression of a year at Wesleyan. The Staff of the 1953 OLLA PODRIDA 113 uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu SARONY STUDIO EST. 1866 326 FWTH AVENUE NEW YORK Official Photographers for OLLA PODRIDA of 1953 All negatives are kept on file for future reference. Tuunnunm-nIuununuuuInnnuu.IIunnunuunm-uuum-mununuununnuIunmmuIunm.unnuInnuIunuImmm-munmmuumnuInnununuuummnmumuu? 114 Where 3'17 Buy. . . . . AGENTS Coughlin and Coughlin ........................ 116 Rice, Davis, 8; Daley .............................. 116 BAKERIES Schaefefs Bakery, Inc. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 116 BARBERS Dominick 3 132111101 Shop ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 117 John Bondis Aetna Ba1ber Shop VVVVVV 117 BUILDING SUPPLIES The Gustav Loewenthal Lumber Co. 118 DAIRIES The Mitchell Dairy ................................ 121 DELICATESSENS Herrmannhq ............................................ 121 DEPARTMENT STORES J. C. Penney ............................................ 118 DRUG STORES Peltonk ................................................... 119 Woodwardys ............................................ 119 GARAGES AND GAS STATIONS Floyd Monroe 81 Son, Inc. .................... 122 Longworth-Carlson, lnc. 121 Messina Motor Sales .................... 122 Standard Tire Co. ....................... 122 W. S. Reynolds ..................................... 122 GLASS Middletown Plate Glass Co. ................ 130 GROCERS Public Market ...................................... 123 West Side Market .................................. 123 HARDWARE AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT Bacon Bros. ............................................ 119 Blalfs ....................................... 119 Drcher-Smith C0. . ....................... 119 Linderme 81 Zurcher ............................ 120 HOME FURNISHINGS Casserinds Used Furniture .................. 123 Caulkins and Post, Inc. ........................ 131 JEWELERS Clark 81 True ......................................... 128 Pinskerk ................................................. 128 LAUNDRIES Forest City Laundry, 1110. ................... 120 MANUFACTURERS The Russell Manufacturing Co. VVVVVVVVVV 128 MENS CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS Herberfs ................................................ 117 Hoffman 5 Army 81 Navy ............... 117 Shapiro7 5, Inc. ................................... 117 MUSIC STORES C. U. Heed .............................................. 130 NEWSPAPERS The Middletown Press ........................ 123 PACKAGE STORES Lawn Avenue Package Siore 1111111111111111 127 Russell Package Store .......................... 127 Package 510111 ........................................ 127 PAINT STORES Color Marl ............................................. 129 Mitchelrs Paint Store .................. 127 Sherwin-Williams C0. ..................... 127 PHOIOGRAPHIC FQUIPMEN 1 Fountain s .............................................. 128 Simpson 5 Studio and Camma 811011.. 128 PLUMBING AND HEATING Amato1s ............................................. 119 C. B. Stone, Inc. ............................ 120 Middlesex Supply Co. .......................... 120 RESTAURANTS, SNACK BARS, AND TAVERNS College Soda Shoppe ....... . ............... 126 Commodore McDonough Inn ............ . 126 Deluxe Confectionery 11nd Luncheonette .......................................... 126 Fazzino Restaurant ................................ 125 Garden Restaurant ................................ 126 Goodyear Tavern ..................... 127 1110185 Lunch .................................. 125 Jon- E1113 ............................. 129 Larry s .................... 125 Moke s ..................................................... 125 Modeln Clill ............................................ 131 Monte Grepn 11111 ................................ 126 Paradise Restaurant .............................. 124 Union Park Restaurant ....................... 124 United Rvstaurant ................................ 126 SHOE STORES J. Polinm' 8; Sons ................................. 118 SHOE REPAIR Shoe Hospital .......................................... 117 SPORTING GOODS Alling Rubber Co. .................................. 118 STATIONERY Hazengs, Inc. ......................................... 120 THEATRES The Palace, Capitol and Middlesex .. 129 TRANSPORTATION The Connecticut Co. ............................. 130 UTILITIES rhe Connecticut Power Co. . . .. 123 111 Middlctawn 111111 Vicihiiy 115 uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Arthur M. Coughlin Robert E. Coughlin COUGHLIN 6 COUGHLIN Steamship - Cruises - Airlines - Rail Travel TRAVEL SERVICE A Service Without 0 Charge 594 Main Street 5 Telephone 6-5610 MIDDLETOWN, Conn. .luu.uu.-In...-u.-.-.-n.n.nunn-v-uv-v:-v-n-nun...un-unn-uv-uv-uu-:-nuu-uu-.-nuun-n-.u-n-un-nu...-nu-n.nun..-u.-lulu:-n-nunu-unu-nun...-nu.n-nu-:-u-nuuu-un-uu-v-.n-uu-n-un-uu-uuuuunu.In-u....-.-nuunuuuyuupunuununnnuyi HHHHHUUHHHHHHnuunuunnnnunHunnu nununnuunuuuunnuuunuuunuuuuunnnnnnnuunnunuu nu nuunnunnunnunnunnunnununnunuu 1878 1953 Seventy-Five Years of Service to Wesleyan RICE, DAVIS 6 DALEY REALTORS - INSURERS SURETY BONDS GUY AND RICE BUILDING 329 Main Street Dial Middletown 6-6635 BnuunuuunuunuunuunuuuuuunnnnnnnununuunuuuununuunuunnnuuuuuuuuunnunuuuunuuunnnunnunnuunnunnnununnuunuunnunuuG IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SCHAEFER'S BAKERY, INC. WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES Our Specialty 166 Main St. Tele.7-2835 i ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 116 H Hun Hun Hun H nunuHun nnnunuununuuunnnHun nunH HunHHun HHun nHun unnunnnnnuuuuununuuuununnnnnnnuununuu DOMINICK'S BARBER SHOP Where the Boys Meet LOW PRICES Haircut ................ 90c Shave ................ 75c Two Blocks from Wes 88 Church Street Tel. 7-0473 Three Barbers in Attendance Open 8-6 weekdays, 8-7 Saturdays I. IIIIIIIIIIIIIlltIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIlIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIllIlIIIIIIUIIlIlIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIulIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII: nuuuuuuuuunuuuuunuunnnunnunnuuununuuuuunnuunununuuunul IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII COMPLIMENTS OF Compllments 0f JOHN BONDI'S HOFFMAN'S ARMY AETNA BARBER SHOP and NAVY STORE, INC. 426 Main Street MIDDLETOWN, CONN. 248 Main Street MIDDLETOWN, CONN. Home of ..... Van Heusen Knox Westminister Brentwood Bantamac Curtis Swank After Six HERBERT'S 339 MAIN STREET FORMAL WEAR FOR HIRE SHOE HOSPITAL SHAPIROIS, INC. For the Finest in Shoe Repair ANYWHERE 134-136 Main Street 122 Main Street MIDDLETOWN, CONN. MIDDLETOWN, CONN. Pick up and Delivery hunnunnuuuuunnuununuuuunnunnuunuuuunnunnuunnunununnnn qunuunnnnunnunnnHnuHHUHununHnHuunununuununununuuuuuun 117 nun nunuuuuunnuunuunnunnnnnuunununununnunnunuuununuuununuuuunnunnuuunuuunuuuuuunuuunuununuuuuununuuunnn uuuuuuuu Bostonians - Taylor Made Mansfields - Wright Arch - Preserver Shoes in Snappy Collegiate Styles J. POLINER 87 SONS 548 Main Street Tel. 6-2233 nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII AT ALLING'S You Will Find A Complete Line of Sporting Equipment and Rubber Footwear 476 MAIN STREET ALLING'S RUBBER CO. 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TEL. 6-7768 r...u.u.m.mmm.mmmmun....nnuumumuu....m................mmu.u.m....n.mm...u.n.mmmm-mun... m.u.mmum... u.u. mun........u..m...u....m.7 118 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Representing Leading Qualify Electrical Products For 43 Years in Middletown BLAU1 ELESEFRC. Engineering Appliances Contracting Radio, T. V. 237 Main Street - Tel. 6-8693 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII yunnnuuuuunuuuuununHHunH Hun ununnnunuuununnnunununnul1nuunununnnunununuuunnnunHun Nuunnnunnununnuunuunuuunu BACON BROS., INC. THE DREHER-SMITH co. 359 Main Street MIDDLETOWN, CONN, Hardware Carmote Paints - Household Gilbarco Oil Burners Johnson1s Floor Wax : a Kitchen Utensils Phone 7-1635 234 Main Street Supplies nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Plumbing and Heating Repairs, New Installations E WOODWARD AMATO'S DRUG STORE 600 Main Street, Middlemwn Dependable Prescription Service Phone 7-1893 . Phone 7-0231 240 Mam Street HOBBY CENTER Model Planes - Boats - Railroads FREE DELIVERY SERVICE PELTON'S DRUG STORES 108 Main Street at William, Tel. 7-2881 180 Main Street at Silver, Tel. 6-0135 COMPLETE Drug, Fountain, and Luncheonette Service Phone Orders Taken - Delivery Twice Daily auunnnnunuuhHHHHHHHHHunuununnnuunuuunnuununuuununnuuunnnnnununnnuunHHHHHHHHHHUHHHHHHHHHunnununnunnnunnnunuu; 119 ynunuuuuunununnnnunnnnnunnuununuuuuuuununnnnnnnuunuunnnunnuunnunnuununnuunuuuuuunnnnunuunuunnuunuunuuuuunnuu THE LINDERME 8: ZURCHER STORE 80 MAIN STREET COMPLETE LINE OF G. E. APPLIANCES; EASY. MAYTAG, AND UNIVERSAL WASHERS; BENGAL OIL AND GAS, AND COAL AND GAS RANGES TELEVISION BETTER BRANDS - SALES Sc SERVICE G. E., PHILCO, R. C. A., ADMIRAL, EMERSON Standard Enamelware American Radiator Forest City Laundry, Inc. Heatlng Equ1pment 6The Daylight Laundry THE MIDDLESEX WILLIAM STREET SUPPLY CO. Just One Block Off Campus MIDDLETOWN, CONN. nununnunnuuuununuuunuuununnuuuunuuunuuuuunnunnunnnuuuh iunnunnnnunnnnunnunnnunnuunuunnunnnununnnuununuuunnunf yuuuuuunuuuuuuuuuunuunuuuunuuuunnnnnnuuunununnnuuununuuuunuunuuunuuuunuunnnuunuunnuununuuunuuuuunnuuuuuunung 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 6 PHONE 6-6661 nu..nIIum.mu.m..m.............mu.IIuuImuI.Iunmumuuummmmm-I.In......um....u.m...n..mm..-unmm.IuummuuImm..mmm..Imu.....mumm....muui COMPLIMENTS OF HAZEN'S, INC. 172 COURT STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. 120 uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu COMPLIMENTS OF LONGWORTH - CARLSON - INC. Your Authorized Ford Dealer 55 North Main Street Middletown, Conn. hununununnnunnuunnnnnnnnnunununuunununuunnununnnnnununnnnuunnnnununnnunununnunnunnnuunnnnnnnuununnnunnnnnnuG From Today's Dollar Penny For Penny Your Best Food Buy is MILK! THE MITCHELL DAIRY COMPANY nunununnnunuuuunuuununnuuunuunuunnnnnnnnnnunnnnunuunnunnunuunnuunuuunnnununnunnuuunnunnunununnnuunnnuunnunuJ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Home Of Good Things to Eat and Drink H E R R M A N N ' S DELICATESSEN - BEVERAGE SHOPPE Representative in Middletown for S. S. PIERCES FINE FOODS 138-144 Main Street Middletown, Conn. nunuunUHHHHHHHHHHnuuuuununnunnnuunuunuuuunuuunuHun HHUHHHHHHHuHHHHHHMHHHHHHHunnnnunnnunnnnuuuunnunnnuuunnnnn 121 EHHHunnnnnuuuunnunuuununnnuuunnuunuHHUHHHHHHHUHHHHHHHHHHHunnnuuuuunuHuHuuununununnnuuHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHQ FLOYD MONROE 8 SON, INC. Complete Automobile Service Gasoline - Washing - Lubrication Parts and Service 24 BROAD STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN Gunnunuuunnnuunun uuuuunnuuuunuunuuuuunnunuunuuun nunnuuuuuununuunuuunnnuuuunununuuunuunnnnuunuunuuunuunnou uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu TEXACO GASOLINE Goodyear Tires and Batteries STANDARD TIRE CO., INC. Former of Main and William Streets Middletown, Conn. MESSINA MOTOR SALES, INC. 18 Main Street, Middletown, Conn. OLDSMOBILES G.M.C. TRUCKS nnnnnHHHNHHHHHHHHH nunnnnununnnuuunuunuunnnnnnnuunuunnunnnuuununnnnnun nuunnnnununuuHunnnuunnunnnuuununnnnnJ nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn W. S. REYNOLDS Established 1897 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Call 6-0078 96 CHURCH STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu COMPLIMENTS OF THE CONNECTICUT POWER COMPANY nnnuunuunnnnunnunnunHunnuHnuunnunnunnnnunnnununnnnununuunununnnunununnunnnnununuunnnuunnunnnuuununnnnnnnnuun IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Phone 6-8847 CASSERINO'S USED FURNITURE We Buy and Sell Used Furniture at Reasonable Prices 59 COURT STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. Luununnunnuunnnununnnun unuuununuuuuuunnunnununnnnunnunuuununuuunuuuunuuuunuuuununnnnuunnuuuunnnunnnunununnJ IIIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII COMPLIMENTS OF PUBLIC MARKET THE MIDDLETOWN COMPLETE FOOD STORE PRESS - 480 Main Street I... I.uImmuuIImmuu.m...u........m.............m...u................................... rmmn-mumIu-nn-mmmmnu-m......mu...m......mm...................mm.mu: COMPLIMENTS OF THE WEST SIDE MARKET Complete Food and Beverage Service One Block From Campus 247 PINE STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN k IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 123 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII PARADISE RESTAURANT A Fine Place to WINE AND DINE Near Campus Prop. GEORGE KAPETAN 12 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. l .nmmmunmuullmlmumnnunummmnmmnmmmnmmnmnm-ummmmnnmnnnmmmmmunmmmnmlnumnmmnmnmnmnmmmmmmmmm: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII UNION PARK RESTAURANT MORE BREW FOR THEE IN '53 48 MAIN ON THE SQUARE I-lIllIIIllllIllIllIIIIllIllIIllIlllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlblIIIIIIIIIllIllINIIllllIllIIIIIIlllIlllllIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIII IlllHlllIllIlllIIIIIII'llIlllllIIIlblIIIllllIIllIll IllHI'llllllilluIlIuIIIII-I 124 ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn l-IllIIlllllllIlIlIIlIllIIIIIINIOlIllltlItlIll IIIIIllllllllllIlIIlIIIlIlIIlllIluluIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlluIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllIlIllIllIlIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlI-l FAZZINO'S RESTAURANT FINE FOOD AND DRINK PROP. ELMER PETERSON 129 Court Street Middletown, Conn. FunIunumu-Imummnnummu.mImmumuumuumuuuuummmnummnmnmummuunmm-nnnmuummuunmnmnmnnunmmmunuunmumunmm': IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII LARRY'S HA Good Place to Eat Sandwiches - Hot Dogs - Hamburgers with Chili Hot Meals Served Daily 636 Main Street Middletown, Conn. InuuIumnuummmummummmnuIu.mmuuumuumuumIuIumumummm.mmmmm-umunumumuuuumu-umuuuu-munImnnuIuunuuunumumummm'u l-I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII JACK'S LUNCH Special Oriental Dishes The Home of Good Food The Best for Less 466 Main Street 6 Middletown, Conn fnumnnuuunmnmululumumm-mmmnIummnmuumuuumumm-IImmmm-mmmnmmnuunmmnnunmunuuumuumummuunummnmumuunnu'u 1- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII uum IIIIIIII 1 For Your Snacks, Sandwiches, Magazines, Ice Cream : TRY THE COLLEGE SODA SHOPPE 115 COLLEGE STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN . 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Anex, Basil ............................................ 17815 First Avenue South, Seattle, Wash. Arrowsmith, Don ................................................................................ Short Hills, N. .1. Bacon, George ............................ 7 ..................... 39 Jefferson Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. Bailey, Bob .................................................... 32 Union Street, Valley Stream, N. Y. Baldwin, Bob ................ ........ 1075 Bank Street, Bridgeville, Pa. Barrett, Dick ............................................................................ Box 161, Brielle, N. .1. Bentley, Ray .................................................... 1 Hayward Road, Gloucester, Mass. Bishop, A1 ............................................................ 12 Myrtle Avenue, Oneonta, N. Y. Bollenback, Dirk ........................................ 91 Linnaean Street, Cambridge, Mass. Borrner, Carl ..................................... 83 Euclid Avenue, Springfield, Mass. Branch, Twig ............................................................ 91 Forest Street, Kearny, N. .1. 5Brigham, John ................................................... 65 Essex Avenue, Montclair, N. .1. Bronson, Bill .................................................... 57 Fairview Street7 Portland, Conn. Brown, Sam ............................................ 685 N. W. Melinde Avenue, Portland, Ore. Brownson, John .......................................................................... Davidson, N. C. Bushman, Joe ................................................ 563 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. Buck, Bill .................................................... 118 Harrogate Road, Philadelphia, Pa. Callahan, Gerry .................................................... 823 Forest Avenue, Evanston, Ill. Carrier, Bob ............... ............. 80 Ball Road, Mountain Lakes, N. .1. Carson, John ............................................ 32 Parkview Street, Wethersfield, Conn. Cavonius, Carl ................................................ 4 Maple Street, New Milford, Conn. Champeau, Frank ............................ 1696 Boulevard Street7 West Hartford, Conn. Cllien, Phil .................................................. 6 Prospect Street, Cobleskill, N. Y. Church, Phil ..... ; ................. R. F. D., Higganum, Conn. Clark, Jay ................................................................ 136 Maple Street, Bristol, Conn. Clements, Bill .................................................... 100 Curven Circle, Rosemont, Pa. Cowin, Harry ....................... Box 17 Wesleyan Station, Middletown, Conn. Coyne, Marty ........................ . ........ 870 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Cutler, Walt ................................................. 61 Highland Avenue, Collasset, Mass. Daniels, Jerry ............................................ 974 Sawgcr Street, South Portland, Me. Davidson, John ......................................... 298 Greenway Road, Ridgewood, N. J. Davies, Mike .................................. Lee Cliff, Danlish Warren, South Devon, Eng. Dembert, Mike .................................................. 520 Clay Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Didshury, Bob ........................................................................................ Shelton, Conn. Dobson, Bill .................................................... 47 Coolidge Street, Malverne, N. Y. Drakoff, Ray ............. 49 Hayshape Avenue, Hartford, Conn. Duggan, Dick ............................................. 7 Rockledge Road, Hartsdale, N. Y. Dunavan, Dave .................................. 1345 Putnam Avenue, Plainfield, N. J. Dwyer, Jim ........................ Box 54, Butternut 8K West Street, Middletown, Conn. Eastman, Warren .............................................. 2 Evensen Place, Cromwell, Conn. Eckerson, Homer ........................................ 96 Joraiemon Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Eggers, Russ ................................. 22 Birch Road, Darien, Conn. Ellis, Bill ................... 9 Madison Avenue, Winchester, Mass. Epstein, Mike ................. 314 Grand Avenue, Bellmore, N. Y. Evans, Ken ................................................ 22 Bellvale Road, Mountain Lakes, N. J. Farese, John ..................................... 65 Fairmount Terrace, East Orange, N. J. Fenton, John ................................................................................ St. Petersburg, Fla. Forman, Earl .................................................. 462 Cornwall Street, Hartford, Conn. France, Dick .............................................................. Main Street, Downsvillc, N. Y. Frederickson, A1 ...................................... 22 Loundsbury Avenue, Norwalk, Conn. Friedland, Steve ........................................ 2540 Hudson Blvd., Jersey City 4, N. J. Gamble, Dave ........................................ 4730 Fieldston Road, New York 17, N. Y. Goldsmith, Chip ................... 120 Alapocas Drive, Wilmington 284, Del. Gorman, Art ........ . ...... 135 West 225111 Street, New York 63, N. Y. Gorsuch, Jack ................................ 105 Albion Street, Denver, Colo. Gould, John ................................................ 204 West Main Street, Plainville, COnn. Graham, Jack ........................................ 11 Mountwell Avenue, Haddonfield, N. J. Greenwood7 Tony ...................................... 39 Elm Street, South Dartmouth, Mass. Hart, Doug .......................................................... 52 Whittier Street, Andover, Mass. Hawkins, Pete ........................................ 35 Grandview Avenue, Plcasantville, N. Y. Helwig, Ray ............................................................ 32 Union Street, Oneonta, N. Y. Hoffer, John ............................................ 17 Brookside Avenue, Greenfield, Mass. Hoffmann, Louis .................. Daley Road and South Street, So. Coventry, Conn. Hoyt, Chas. ...................................................... 279 Rowland Road, Fairfield7 Conn. Hutton, John .................................... 34-49 87th Street, Jackson Heights 72, N. Y. Jansen, Bart ............................................................ 22 Bertha Street, Albany, N. Y. Jenkins, Dave ............................................ 237 Summer Street, Bridgewater, Mass. Johnson, Art ............................................ 1500 N. Lake Shore Dr., Chicago 10, 111. Kardas, Ralph ................................................ 183 Pine Street, Middletown, Conn. Katz, Mel ............................................................ 1620 Avenue 1, Brooklyn 30, N. Y. Keeney, Mayro ............................................ 74 erxford Street, Springfield, Mass. Kelleher, Herb .................................... 300 Second Avenue, Haddon Heights, N. J. Knapp, Bob ............................................ 36 Coram Street, Hamden, Conn. Knight, John .................................................... 21 Holloway Street, Freeport, N. Y. Krasvnansky, Vic .................................................... 43 Myrtle Street, Trenton, N. J . Kuehl, Jerry ............................ 4372 North Wildwood Avenue, Milwaukee, Wise. Kummer, Howie .................. 217 South Whittlesley Avenue, Wallingford, Conn. Lambrew, Gus ........................................ 260 Gregory Avenue, West Orange, N. J. Lavin, Bob .................................................... 48 Pine Plain Road, Wellesley, Mass. Lee, Mickey 77777777 VVVVVV 1739 Lanier Place, WashingtOn, D. C. Levay, Alex .............................. 55 Cordon Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Levinson, Berney 186 Beach 144th Street, Neponsit, L. I. Lewist, D00 .................................................... 1115 Midland Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. Lifset, Ed ....................................................... 268 Court Street, Middletown, Conn. 133 134 Liu, Nanse ...................................... 1405 Rhode Island Avenue, XVashington, D. C. Locke, Oggie ........................................ 421 Avonsdale Avenue, Haddonfield, N. J. Lovejoy, Jon ........................................ 481 Flax Hill Road, South Norwalk, Conn. Lunn, Joe ................................................................ 6 Walnut Street, Oneonta, N. J. McCrew, Herb ........................................ 17 Blackthorn Lane, White Plains, N. Y. McLear, Bi11 ................................................................ 215 Upland Way, Wayne, Pa. McMahon, Dick .............................................. 512 Lore Avenue, Wilmington, Del. MacPhail, Don .............................................. 1380 Grafton Street, Worcester, Mass. Macfarlane, Sam .............................. 315 Beach Street, Pittsburgh 18, Pa. Maltese, George .................................... 156 South Main Street, Middletown, Conn. Markelson, Al ............................................ 15 East 915t Street, New York 28, N. Y. May, Steve ....................................... 286 Park Avenue, Rochester 7, N. Y. Mayoral, Jose ................................................. Apdo. 1868, Caracas, Venezuela Meyer, Bill ................................................ 85 Berkeley Avenue, Westwood, N. J. Millar, Sandy ............................ 41 Cordonlmrst Avenue, Upper Montclair, N. J. Miller, Dave ............. 7 .................................................. 226 Colorado Drive, Erie, Pa. Miller, Jim ................................. 115 South Adams Street, Rockville, Md. Miller, John .................................................. 26008 Salem Road, Royal Oak, Mich. M011, Joe .................................................... 309 Mahantongo Street, Pottsville 3, Pa. Moore, Bob ................................................................ 144 Beaver Street, Beaver, Pa. Morris, Len .................................................. 1395 President Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Morrison, Bob .................................................... 94 Centre Street, Milton 86, Mass. Muirhead, Don .................................... 34 Winthrop Street, West Newton 65, Mass. Murdock, Jim ........................................................ 50 North Street, Guilford, Conn. Murray, Cope ............................................ 6815 Blenheim Road, Baltimore 12, Md. Nelson, John ............................................ 624 Doremus Avenue, Glen Rock, N. J . Nelson, Steb ,V 101 East Oak Street, Chicago 11, 111. Neuman, Monty .................................. 500 West End Avenue, New York 24, N. Y. Niemiec, Dave ........................................................ 175 Hall Avenue, Meriden, Conn. Nixon, Dave .................................................... 56 Taft Avenue, West Newton, Mass. Olson, Phil .................................................... 145 Market Street, Amsterdam, N. Y. Orvis, Ken ........................................................ 1333 Third Street, Rensselaer, N. Y. Parsons, John .................................................. 51 Andover Street, Worcester, Mass. Patrick, Gerry ..................................... Horse Hill Road, Cedar Knolls, N. J. Paxton, Bob ........................................................ Old Mill Road, Gates Mills, Ohio Pearson, Dana ................................... 35 East Center Street, Northampton, Mass. Phelps, Hec ......................................... East Weakogue Street, Simsbury, Conn. Plimpton, Jim .................................................................................. R. R. 2, Dyer, 1nd. Pryce, Bill ................................................................ 518 West Street, Ebensburg, Pa. Rack, Bill .......................................................... 301 Edgehill Drive, Havertown, Pa. Reulensnyder, John .Box 287, Ossining N Y, Robertson, John ......... , ...................................... 278 11idwe Street,G1en Falls, N. Y. Roche, Bill ........................................ 187 Westland Avenue, West Hartford Conn. Rosensweig, Noah ................................ 165 Manhattan Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Sailel', Jim .................................................... 219 Walnut Street, Englewood, N. J. Sanderson, A1 ........................................................ Oak Hill Road, Littleton, Mass. Schneeberger, Cleve ............................................ 1 Briar Oak Street, Clayton, M0. Schwartz, Bob ................................................ 29 Riverdale Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. Seelye, John .................. 204 Hubbard Street, Glastonbury, Conn. Shapiro, Pete ............................................ 145 Central Park West, New York, N. Y. Shapiro, Ted ................................................ 2120 Cruger Avenue, New York, N. Y. Shipnlan, Jack .................................................... 6 Birchwood Place, Tenafly, N. J. Sime, Dave ........................................................ 76 Brook Street, Garden City, L. 1. Smith, Snuffy .................................... Box 495, Norton Heights, Conn. Smith, Bob .............................................................. 500 Maple Street, Winnetka, 111. Soggs, Nel ............................................................ 27 Westminster Road, Utica, N. Y. Soule, Frick ........................................ 10 Edmonds Street, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Stauffcr, Jack ............................................................ 3114 Feasley Avenue, Erie, Pa. Stern, Frank ...... .............. 93 Edgcwood Avenue, Larcllmont, N. Y. Stetler, Jim ................................................ 43 Garretson Road, White Plains, N. Y. Stimson, Dick ........................................................ 1 Laird Road, Chevy Chase, Md. Szymanski, Gene ............................. 7 ...................... 305 Elm Street, Mcridcn, Conn. Taylor, Rick ........................ 1424 North Cascade Street, Colorado Springs, Colo. Taylor, Tom ................................................ 8240 Fairview Road7 Philadelphia, Pa. Teachout, Bill .......................................................... Beaman Street, Oakdale, Mass. Thomas, Jerry ,7 ............. 142 Laurel Hill Terrace, New York, N. Y. Timberlake, Otis, ..................... 27 Oakland Avenue, Waterbury, Conn. Trumbowcr, Jim ...................................... 351 West Main Street, Plymouth, Mass. Underhill, Bill ........................................ 19 Birch Hill Road, Newtonville, Mass. Vandenhurg, Jan ................................ 363 Beechmont Drive7 New Rochelle, N. Y. Wall, Ed ........................................................ 20 Miles Avenue, Middletown, Conn. Wandall, Fred .................................................... 90 South Broadway, Pitman, N. J. White, Ed. A. ................. ..... 30 Summit Street7 Wellesley, Mass. White, Ed. C. ................................................... Limestone Road, Marshallton, Del. Whitman, Bob ............................................................................ RFD 3, Malone, N. Y. Williamson, John ............................................ 291 Sagnlore Drive, Rochester, N. Y. Wittmer, Bruce .................................................... 160 Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Woodhouse, .1 01m .................................................... 1 Guest Lane, W'ilmington7 Del. Zackin, Jerry .................................................... 96 Stephana Lane, Waterbury, Conn. Zinzer, Al ........................................................ 24 Catherine Street, Hartford, Conn. 135