Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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PETE CAMP . . . Emcee Extrordinaire . . . president ol' the Ugly Brothers Club . . . potential backboard bender . . . last week Phi Bete. JOHN CAREY . . . the quiet man . . . tomato tomcat . . . armchair catapulter. CHUCK CI-IADWICK . . . McCurdy's natatorial pride and joy . . . talented piano-playerg not always appreciated at 9:00 A. M .... Knows Vassar route by heart . . . Summer Cape sailor. CORKY CHASE . . . Frank Merriwcll incarnate . . viceless until marriage one week alter graduation . . . naive, yet successful campus politico . . . outstanding -and mild. PETE CHENEY . . . I got to start a family . . .Ptomaine terror of the Butterfield family . . . Downeyis Denny Dimwit. BILL CHITTENDEN . . . Landlocked yachtsman . . . serious athlete, but inveterate pipesmoker . . . earnest scholar with novel comp study theory . . . occasional fand always memorablel hinges. BILL CHRISTOPHER . . . Wesleyan's Buster Keaton . . . renditions of The Maple Leaf Rag . . . window jumper-outer . . . En Garde. ' BILL CLAYBAUGH . . . The ol' Clay . . . fighting mentor of Psi U's interfraternity athletic machines . . . playgoer, partygoer, earnest golfer-largely financed with Deke poker money. MIKE COHEN . . . Chi Psi's Jim Thorpe . . . Wesleyau's answer to Lou Gehrig . . . only student who gets marked down for getting papers finished too early . . . Plugger personified. JOHN COLLIER . . . 'LHornblower . . . donated comp to Holyoke library the day before it was to be handed in . . . musical M. D .... Harry James of Phantom Marching Band. Page eight se.-L f U ' ., . .-.gc ,gs-', ' J- ,-.tm-f sf it 1 1 1 . 4- X A

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Quasa- 11- i fr lj S ffgix Q Y. it ' J V, ,A,. '2 -L it -J. 7 'si P- -5 re DAVE BEEBE . . . Wesleyan's Teddy Roosevelt . . . escape from reality . . . psychological, psycopathical . . . 57 N 'Lbee bee brain . . . STAN BEEMAN . . . Man with a built in fur coat . . . Lets off stealn by splintering furniture . . . Plays all sports like football . . . Girls crave him for the caveman in him . . . Biggest grind in the house. DICK BERTINI . . . Mr. Band . . . What right have we . . . the musical medic . . . sin softl , make it g Y blend and watch nie . . . the Pawtucket Kid . . . :ado you really think we should . . . Bert . . . 'Lwe've looked into the piano situationf' JOHN BINSWANGER . . . seedless melon bead . . . natural, born leader . . . personality plus and plus and plus . . . interfraternity dynamo. WHIT BIRD . . . exudes sincerity . . . heavy hulking brows . . . regenerating incisors . . . Ah, ah the way I look at it is just this . . . ruggedness complex . . . Distinction paper of distinction, or was it just distraction? . . . every lreshmanis daddy. GEORGE BRIERLY . . . wrestler by proxy . . . expert on wheat germination . . . AlEXZ1l'ldCl'7S Pal. CHARLIE BRODIGAN . . . sensitive school of llard knocks veteran . . . udonit mind if I do . . . gnaws pipes, slurps tea . . . all in perfect taste . . . barely tolerates the slacker . . . glistening forehead . . . Chinese Red Army surplus winter jacket . . . tells it to the Marines. BOB BROWN . . . Cadillac during football season . . . tough, hut oh so gentle . . . early to bed, early to rise. HANK BRUNER . . . Perennial bachelor . . . spider- armed golfer . . . sings party songs never before heard by man . . . armchair philsopher . . . Alpha Delt's Bennett Cerf . . . big man in Sat. A. M. club. CARL BUFKA . . . 'ithe politician . . . suavity itself with the fair sex . . . great audience for a joke,l1e falls apart. Page seven

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i V ' w s I w , I i X : ERIC CONE . . . inside scoop on robber barons . . . : Uncle Sam wants you . . . gentlemen drinker . . . qualms l about wasted time . . . gregarious through the shyness. Q ' 1 CHRIS COOK . . . six months on the Vets Village front . . . guitar and banjo man . . . contributed to hu' manity by discovering fabulous primitive artist while Q f at--W, A- . .-Nt .W 'H-vvi'W n' ' :XM-x'MM'Wl tt- . wild-W X shooting rats at a nearby dump . . . road racer known as X ' the Red Death. BEN COPE . . . the boy with the red hair . . . rumored to draw a big salary from the New Jersey State Racing Commission . . . off the track a parttime soil toilcr . . . handball against Yale, no less. 1 WALT COWING . . . midnight seances on Cemetery Hill . . . mild and quite harmless on first impression TOM CZEPIEL . . . soccer player . . . uit must be dimelhylgloxine . . . anybody going to Deep River?'7 . . . orally prominent in a distinctive way. KEN DAVENNY . . . Transplanted Bostonian . . . music fiend . . . hot-rod . . . pre-med . . . runs something 99 called Davenny Punch Party . . . weekends, serves small bombs . . . gadgeter, wires everything in sight for sound . . . famed for conversation stoppersf' CHUCK DAVIS . . . doing distinction in Shaw because I . . . ran shoe repair concession Sophomore year and l lost money . . . very familar with certain math courses X ' . . . spirit behind Crow's Chas. Addams party. I V l Y l X w w I I gigs: v - f4lii??'?' EL 1 ' 'Ai-wg wi l w o , I ' at 4 , .0 WX' -1 ,1 X ' ' X 'Xv' n . X X 1' I ' '2 ,'fVj?f:'z N 1 af' . -- a f l I he is G. B. S. reincarnation . . . inscrutable and sar- donic . . . has a weakness lor elfin females . . . literary. DON DAVIS . . . distinction in alchemy . . tomery of sugar and spice fthat's nice?J . . spectropo- . analytical type chap . . . quiet but firm manner . . . attention to details. Page nine