Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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DANA SCHRADER . . . Pinocchio . . . How could a guy with such an innocent sweet face be such a tiger? . . . Sandy Ford's shadow . . . nice guy personified. JULES SCHWABER . . . pre-med Platonist . . . Supper clubs in Flatbush . . . After 56, we'll be in for another 20 . . . Weekend treks after the Ding an sich . . . Manischewitz thru a straw. BILL SHEPHARD . . . the only one in Chi Psi you don't hear . . . about or from . . . Aristotle among the gladiators. SCOTT SHEPHERD . . . Successful study of more effi- cient backstroking . . . once advertised cut-rate trip to Niarobi . . . famous for dining-room witlicisms . . . clogged chess-player. RALPH SHORT . . . head growing through hair . . . three-dimensional dates . . . Have you ever played font- ball in a car with a cat? MIKE SHOUVLIN . . . cymbal player and song leader in Phantom Marching Band . . . strong back and flexible muscles . . . so doggone sensible . . . 'CI like Mike . . . Ann's Brother . . .took Spanish 1 in ,511 for kicks. SKIP SI-IRIBER . . . President of Eartha Kittls fan club . . . plays bridge . . . HI have to go to the infirmary . . . four years of phys. ed .... keeps Sal Adorno in business . . . extra long vacations. JIM SHUMAN . . . Fighting fdiscreetlyl young journa- list . . . abundant black flannel Caccounls at Brooks, Press, Chip, etc.l . . . friend of puddles and other Eclec- lics . . . once tried merits of private room T. V. BILL SIMONET . . . Search for philosophical good, true, and beautiful . . . tried Middletown talent, but fwiselyl marrying hometown girl . . . cribbage at a quarter a game. ARCHY SINGI-IAM . . . The Rajah . . . white nxan's burden fsmile, and don'l mean it, if you say ill . . . Which side are you on? answer: I'n1 a union man . . . Archie and Nancy's first horn: Neville Roy. Page twenty K i N 'E Q 3 'J af f V f' ! ' I At' ,

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as? 5 PHIL RAYHILL . . . Fat Philly to his friends . . . Shaggy Dog Story personified . . . never lost for word or words . . . Buddy Rich's nemesis . I. . maestro of Phantom Marching Band . . . everylJody's friend . . . perpetual Freshman. DAVE REDFIELD . . . Hero of Heidi's henchmen . . . brave founder of the Deke Concert series . . . Danny Kaye's double . . . See the world! Ship out on an oil tanker, Dave did . . . a needle in the haystack of worries . . owner of the first automotive disgrace. DAN RESNICK . . . problems of romantic dualism ftwo loves l1ave IJ . . . Fulbright to U. Paris . . . gentleman, scholar . . . statesman, mook . . . rushed in where Fischtrom feared to tread . . . Pericles of John Wes. JIM RICHARDS . . . Kimo,i . . . emissary from pine- apple paradise . . . taste for finer things: Bach, beer, Beethoven, bridge, Brahms . . . no evident interest in Caucasian women. ZEKE RICHMOND . . . The Mess . . . weekly safari to George's after comp. class . . . Wes representative for Marine recruiting service . . . storyteller par excellence . . . Get outta my hut. TOM ROGERS . . . future in petroleum geology . . . Man with the big eyes and joke book . . . respected as a hard worker . . . Outing Club mountaineer . . . homely humor . . . quiet sincerity. JON ROSNER . . . Mighty Joe Young-minus the hair . . . Cardinal Poet Laureate . . . Class moaner . . . I came a year too soon . . . first president of Charles Antell Club . . . '6What'H Danny do for a linen . . . week- end shuttle between Wes and Wlleaton . . . coal miner. BOB ROSSON . . . Secure the chatter men . . . 'Science can do it . . . Hold the gavel za minute. . . . Outgrew Hazen's stock-room . . . Why do I get such beasts? . . . The Continental Greaser . . . Taxi anyone. HOWIE SCHIFF . . . independently yours . . . 1et's talk things over . . . Recruiting drive for Pre-law Club. BOB SCHNUER . . . known for alliterative antics on Argus . . . Stovepipes . . . future insurance man . . . honesty is the best policy, but l1e sells the other kind . . . star softball pitcher. Page nineteen

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1 I i I w F I ED SONNENBLICK . . . Think . . . Scheme . . . Suunt- dicli' . . . Wesleyan's contribution to the AMA . . . drive and intelligence to bring high honors in three years . . . talent and natural gifts, but not without his problems. ART SPADA . . . justifies the law of equilibrium eu the football field . . . body beautiful . . . dig that crazy bop hound . . . The Senator from Connecticut. LARRY STANFORD . . . Beta's Fiscal Sl1ylock . . . Doris Day Fan Club 5673382 . . . assisted by Kiunard in economic study of Middleton . . . 'Alf you had only taken the king, cashed the queen and ruffed the losing club . . . Vermouth on the rocks. JERRY STEEGE . . . Fignro's Folly . . . even looks like a singer . . . singing Dr. Kildare . . . 'EB B . . . finally cashed in with Brothers, Sing On! 'slr JIM STEINDLER . . . lengthy weekend dates Pres. of Board of House Presidents . . . friend of Walt and Steve . . . boyish grin wows the women . . . no able to survive football and wrestling practices . . . star of interft'ate1'nity track meet. LEN STOLBA . . . one of the D. A. C. cult . . . can be seen with a paintbrush and I1 rope belt. BRUCE STORMS . . . The Last ofthe Fencers . . . o tl1e last boat from Cuba . . . speaks Spanish fluently knows fundeeen1ental preenciples of French . . . . mires Prof. Scllorske. NORM STUESSY . . . has a wife and is almost a happy parent . . . out to get a 95 . . . the system oughta be changed li' Page twenty-one