Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

Page 4 To Uvmgo 711015 Uurisnn. lrlw ronlrib- utml .wlflrssly of his tinw. vlzmgv. and I'osoun-os, that life at Wesltimn mighl b0 noblvr, and richer and batter, .. IFP dedicate 1110 I955 Ulla Pmlridu. GEORGE WILLETS DAVISON Page 5 Page 8 a ? '5 $944 A v Jr, 545W '1 President, Wesleyan University ,4dmmwtmam RAYHUND J. W ALSH Clmirmtm, Srlmul St-rriros 11ml Pulrlirlltiunx HUXX AND B. H NTTIIPN S I in- I'rositlmlt uml 'I'rvusurvr JOHV W. SPAETIL JR. Dean of Ftwuliy Page 9 Pug!- 10 DONALD X. ELDRIDUE 11mm of Sludvnn CIAIRF, B. CR UIPTUN Dunn of Frvsllmr-n H XIX X HA! STEXKNS. JR. 1Ning Ilmln 0f Slmlvnts ROBERT J. DH IRVINE Director of Admissions JHHN W . PATUN Hirt-rmr 0f I'ultlir' IfI-lulions DAVID W. PETERSON DONALD 12. FORD Assistant Directors of xhlmissimlx Page 11 ERNEST WILCOX ADAMS: BS. lSlszm-dl. Instructor of Mathematics . . . blurlxlmurll lerllnique . . . long u'irka I'm- :horl problems VERNER THOMAS ANURESS: BA MA PILD. HIuIil'nrniul. lnslrurlor 0f llislm'y . . . st'utvh uml curls . . . vavl and all lllul HERBERT ELI ARNOLD: lift, HA HLU. 1YaIM. l'rul'vssor ul' Nlalhomulics . . . woultI-Iw HUI! Hopv . . . 20 place log tables THEODORE HOWARD BANKQ: ILA M.A., PILU. YalH. I'rofvs- MH' of English . . . 'N0w lake my Eruvsl Adams Xerm-r Xngross llorlwrl Arnold iAnligonca I'or inalunre . . . bud- ding pom at Yale I, A V I D CRONIWEIL BEARDS- LEE: B.A., 'H.A., MichiganL In- slrurlor of Psyrhology . . . 1110 rml howl . . . psychological statisti- vian JOHN CHARLES BLANKENA- GEL: H.A.. PILD. HVist-onsinl. Tafl Professor of German . . . 0M soldiers newr din . . . :I s-miln- a minute 7W Furrvsl Bulvy Churlrs Brnunig lendorv Banks Dax'id Bvardslvo Jnlm Blankenagvl FORREST IRVING ROLEX: 8.5.. PILD. lloml 51mm. Assistant Profeuor of Pllyxic: . . . NI Bnley runal. u blurk Imx van . . . uniqut- soldier dispensary CHARLES BREIVNIU; 3A.. M.A.. PII.D. 1Hnrvm'di. Inslrurlor of History . . . eligible Ibavllvlnr . . . midnighl oil :11 Olin HORTON WINFIELD BRIGGS: BA., 31A,. PILD. lllanunll, Assm'iale Professor nf Romanw- Languages . . . Exm'ulixo Secretary of llw Uniwrsily . . . zlffnhlv c-llicit-m-y . . . our Hrs. Briggs SAMUEL HUGH BROCKUNIER: 3A.. MAN PILU. lHurVardi, Armstrong Professor of Hislury . . . plural- list . . . dynamics all thy podium Morton Briggs ugh Brockunior Page 12 James Brown Norman Brown JAMES ROBERT BROWN: B.A., M.A., Ph.D. .Ford- hanU, Visiting Lecturer of Government . . . army ma- jor . . . eight years at Fordlmm . . . irrefutable Thomism . statistics former NORMAN OLIVER BROWN: B.A., Ph.D. .VVriSt-onsinL Associate Professor of Classics . . . ores and tllanalos . . . M'Hre all neurmiv . . . quill? M. GILBERT HURFORD: ILA. M.A., PILD. tPrim'P- lmH, Nye and Beach Proft-ssor of Chemistry . . . drinks J1?III9.S hoer . . . vommilh-t-s and llu-rmmlynumirs JOHN HOMER BURKE, JR.: B5,, MS. Gpringfichh, Instructor of Physical Educalinn . . . WI. il wvrvlfl for labs and iujurivsv . . . meonc for lvoslw Salx'illurn- tlannzlw ErIu-sl Cuspuri Hivlluol Chvrnias'sky Gilbert Burfnrrl John Burke SKLVATURE CANNAVU: 3A., M. X. 'NCW York Unixorsilyl. Instructor of Philosophy of St-iI-nn' . . . E SLIP . . . Vimmu Cirl'lv . . . I was coming a. 10 Hull . . . ERNEST WOLFGANG CASPARI: PILD. tCOHingt-HL Professor of Bio- logy . . . ETillvnllomon, V0 Hw- talking 19 yesterday about . . . . of mice and pre-mmls MICHAEL CHEHNIAVSKY: BA... M. A., PhD. Ujaliforniah Assistant Pro- fessor of History and Sorinl Sviem'e . Wimuml and around we go; lhc as rirclt' is complolo . . . . illltl for u L . '0 ' 0 l ' 1 , 9 tllH'll . . $11 In: nldry r a In 1 nlli EDSON MARLAND CHICK: B.A., M. A., Ph.D. Uhim'otonh Assistant Pro- . .. fessor of German . . eight cfolocks Edson Cluck Vnwvnt Cochran? Rnlmrl Cohen mil Prufungon . . . hslull limo isxft a refreshing rivur . . . VINCENT WINNER COCHRANE: 15.5., PILD. Ulnrnolh. Assorialc Professor of Biology . . . advoralos love research . . . Curbon-M and micro organism ROBERT SONNE COHEN: 11A,, 31.5., PILU. .YalM, Aisislunl Proft-ssnr of Philosophy and Physics . . . lorlurl-s to order . . . no required books under four dollars Page 13 W'illium Coley George Cunklin Alexander tlowir Gn-orgp Crr-ogc-r JOSEPH SAMUEL DALTRY: As- sociate 0f the Royal College of Urgallists 1L0mlonL John Spencer Camp Professor of Music, Dirm-lor of Summer School . . . rhm'olalv milkshakes at Downoy . . . slill looking for a handball paruwr NORMAN JOSEPH DANIELS: B. 8., M.A. 1MichiganL Professor of Physival Education . . . tlu- hul- mighly minute . . . Saturday's hero . . . qhnny JOHN WHITTIER DARR: B.L., M.A., D.D. H'Hlio Wesleyani, WILLIAM BRADLEY COLBY. II: BA M.A.. PhD. lYalel Assistant Professor of English . . . squaw and squash . . . dio-hard firs! hasmnan GEORGE NEWTON CONKLIN: B..L. H.:X.. l'hJL H30- Iumllia D. Assut'ialv PrUfPSSUT ul' Classics and Culllparalh v Litorulun- . . . Urwks and guns . . . vlassrs in right languages . . . expert on medieval wilrlwrafl ALEXANDER COWIE: BA M.A.. PILIL Mulch. Waite Professor 0f English . . . which of Miltmfs angvls? . . . philnsuphir pipe smoker GEORGE RAYHOND CREEGER: BA M.A.. PILU. tYaleL Assistant Professor of English . . . If wr rc'fer l0 Mohillv . . . . . . vomprvllt'nsixo smninars Joseph Uallry Norman Daniels John Darr Hcdding Professor of Religion . . . Frmwis nal'm'r VII'UF DH! Tllvmlort' Dunham Fredk gardener . . . lyrical svrip- lure readings FRANCIS NICHOLAS DAYSTER. JR..: B.A.. M.A.. PILD. Halal. Aashlzmt Prufmwr 0f Romunrc Lamguugrb . . . big jazz enthusiast . . . 5!. Louis Cardinals . . . 1-arajo1lomlrr93 ARTHUR SOUTHCOMB DAY: B.A.. H.A., Ph.D. lYalN. Assistant Professor of Vathmnalit-s . and crossword puzzles . . . vsords few but wise THEODORE CHADBOURNE DUNHAM: B.A., M.A.. Ph.D. HVist'onsinb. Professor of German and Humanities . . . Ohio ornithologisl . . . painter . . . Page 14 Valllt's of humanity . . . Blankenagvl's prolrge at Ohio Wrrsleyan . . rhalk talks WILBUR MERRILL FROHOCK: Pl1.B., M.A., PhD. lBruwnl, Professor of Romance Lauguagvs . . . Hslling . . . baseball . . . shorts and station wagon LAURENCE EDVS'IN GEMEINHARDT: B.A., M.A., PILD. lYalt-l, Professor of Gormun . . . hpasspnrls please . . . lrrougllt Butldrnlrmoks lo XVI-s ROBERT ADOLF GESSERT: B.S.E.E., B.D. lCllivugol, Inslrm'lor of Religion . . . engineer st-t-s liglnl . . . Tlllll'll knows all EUGENE OWEN GOLOB: B.A., :VI.A., PILD. Hlolumlpial, Associate Profes- sor of History and Social Svirm'e . . . Wilbur Frolmck Laurence Uemeinllardt Robert Gasser! Saint Auguslinek crusader . . . general- ization ism JOSE GOMEZ-IBANEZ: Licom'iado rn lliom'ias, ELM, Pll.D. lUurnolll, Assnt'ialo llrolpssor 0f Cllmnislry . . . rvsearcll in England and Franco . . . Wm lumlomnenlal cllarat'tvrovslit's'l HUBERT BAKER GOODRICH: B.S., M.A.. PILD.. Sc.D. lColumbia, Hum- linel, Ayres Professor of Biology... from guppios to tennis . . . latlu-r of Shanklin Vt-rnct Eaton Henry Elvspurn Eugene Cololy Josv Gonlcz-llrancz Huln-rt Goodrich VERNET ELLER EATON: B.A., M.A., PILD. llmliunal, Fuss Professor of Pllysivs . . . lyluc rilrllun prof . . . llmalrit-al physics . . . now lol us suppose', HENRY ELESPURI': 3.5., M.A. lColumbial. Instruc- tor of Physical Education . . . lbIlls all in the body . . . ', . ronownml grapplvr and joko-lcllor WALTER OWEN FILLEY, JR: 8A., M.A., PhJL lYalM, Assistant Prol'vssor ol Gm'crnmont . . . all Yale .. . lll thought it was funny . f, CLYDE OLIN FISHER: B.A., LLJL M.A., PhD. tCor- m-lll, Andrews Professor of Economics and Social Scivm-o . . . economir oldoratlos for the intellectual elite . inconspicuous Phi Betta Kappa key Walter Filley Clyde Fisher Page 15 ROSS AIKEN CORTNER, JR.: B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Mlichiganh Professor of Biochcmistry . . . nothing like a fraternity party . . . real sportsman SAMUEL MAGEE GREEN, II: B.A., Ph.D. HarvanU, Professor of Art . . . time marches on . . . three- dimensional monumentalily . . . sAandaV7 . . . sgnext slide plcasof, THOMAS ALLEN GREEN: B.S., SLD. Ukllevm3 Assistant Professor of Physics . . . Www take a point in space W1 y2 2,-91 . . . mad trombonist JOSEPH JULIUS GREEN- BAUM: B.S.S., Ph-D- California0, Ross Conner Samucl Green Thomas Green Assistant Professor of Psychology . three-hutlon tweed look . . . hirsute distinction . . . an just a simple Bronx farmer RICHARD LEICHTON GREENE: B.A., M.A., Ph.D. UJrincelon 5 Visiting Professor of English . . . Chaucer expert . . . eighteenth ceu- lury roving gentleman . . . ex-prcsi- dent of Wells College CONRAD HESS HAAGEN: B.A., 'H.A., PhD. tSlalc University of Iowan9 Associate Professor of Psychology and Director of Coun- selling Services . . . sHlid you ever consider public service -- s t r e e t vleaning, for instaln'efw Rudolph Haffncr Burton Hullmwtll Josopll Crccnbaum Richard Greene Hess Haagen RUDOLPH ERIC HAFFNER: 3A., PhD. Yach As- sistant Professor of Biology . . . teaches bio to Hartford Collego coeds . . . home sweet laboratory BURTON CROSBY HALLOWELL: B.A., M.A., PILD. tPrim-mon L Associate Professor of Economics and Social Science . . . sexually nulludjusled dachshund . . . but attractive wife HUGH ANTHONY HARTER: B.A., MA. Olexico CilyL Instructor of Romance Languages . . . last of the big time lovers . . . Ivy league dresser IHAB HABIB HASSAN: B.A., 31.5., M.A., PhD. 1Pennsylvanim , Instructor of English . . . gorgeous Illondr wife . . . master of obfuscation Hugh Hatter Ihab Hassan Page 16 Dmid Hcesvhen Thomas Hrnnvy DAVID SUTPHIN HEESCHEN: B.S., MS. Hllinoish Instruclor of Astronomy . . . corduroy jacket, khaki pants . . . 21 ml. lino THOMAS CONDER HENNEY: B.A.. M.A., PhD. tl'rim'elonl, Assm-iall- Professor of English . . . SSome mechanics first . . . . . hates the lmroaucrary . . . SThal is no! it at alVThal is not what I meant at all HERBERT MALCOLM HERSIIENSUN: KS, PhD. tEIassachuscus Institute of TH-hnologyl, Assistant Pro- fessor of Chemistry . . . slide rule wizard . . . musicolo- gist. Sl'icnlist,puliti1'ul philosopher JOHN UARLAND HICKS: B.A.. MA. Uioston Uni- wrsilyb, Inslrln'lnr of English . . . little man in a hurry . authority on American love . . . crazy com'erlible Qumnin Hope Herbert Hoskins Gerard Jaffe Herbert Hershenson John Hicks QUENTIN MANNING HOPE: 3A., MA. 1Harvardl, Instructor of R0- mum't' Languages . . . SSBOIII', . . . fifty minute Winkle? HERBERT WILSON HOSKINS. JR: B.A.. MA. Hiolumhim9 Instrul'lor of English . . . debate coach . . . I, ah, am a Spoorh. all. teacher.w GERARD GEORGE JAFFE: B.S.. ., , M.S. Ulllliard 51.11001 0f Musit-D In- Emn Jones VIPIUF Jones Ralph Kaufman slrlu'lnr 0f Musir . . . string quart ! . rcprossrd tenor instincts EVAN GORDON JONES: B.A.. M.A., MA. tEdut'ulionb tPutnvy Gradual? Sl'luml 0f Teacher Edut'atimn, In- strurtor of English . . . lu-lpml coach freshman soccer . . . quiet VICTOR JONES: B.A., PILD. Hillit'agob, Profcssor 0f Um ermuenl . . . huddies in Washington and New York . . . that laycr-rake analogy! RALPH JAMES KAUFMANN: B.A.. MA, Ph.D. SHarvardi. Assistant Professor of English . . . greatest expert ;5 on love now extant . . . STex . . . . and just dolfl--wilh Red Ryder Page 17 Robert Knapp Jack Kollyert ROBERT HAMPDEN KNAPP: B.A.. M.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. Ularvard I. Assnrialo Professor of Psychology . . . stridt-ul sli'p . . . if you'll umropl this on faith . . . u JACK KULBEHT: B.A., M.A. Houlhern California I. In- slrurlor nf Romam't- Languages . . . nriling W111? Lilor- ary Criticism of Edmund Jalouxu . . . sports I'ar raring . . . Frd'llPII-illfllsvll Spanish tZURNELIUS KRUSE: B.D.. M.A.. l'h.D.. L.H.D. lYuh'. Lamrem-el. Griffin Professor of Philosophy . . . Quaker host for LlNV. . . . we calf! be sure of anything JUN SHERMAN LAWRY: 3.5.. M.A. 1Norlllweslq-rln. Instructor of English . . . mid-nem-rn drnuI . . . puns 0n sludvnls. papers Elroy Lvhmann Russell Limhuch John Martin Cornelius Krllsv Jun Lawry I'IHHDY lK-XITI, LEIHIANN: Bk... HS. tWisrunsin I, Inslrut'lur nl' Geology . . . 0n Ilu- rnvks . . . bald- ing pipe smokor RUSSELL THEODORE L I H - MACH: A.N.A. Hjlvvclaml Insti- tute 0f Al'H. Professor of Art . . . Wosloyan's Cary Grant . . . Lim- lnaA-Il's lilhos JOHN FREDERICK HAR'HN: ILA., M.A. ICnlumhim, Profrssor 0f Pllysu'al Education . . . Fayor- David MrAllrster David Nlt'CIleaml Hugh MMIurdy wrathor hermit . . . Chancellor of the Exchequer . . . WHII DAVID PARK UcALLESTER: ILA PILD. HInlumbiaL .hsoriau- I'rofwsor ol' Aulhropulogy . . . lop xm'alisl on Navajo hit parade . . . ontoring arling field DAVID CLHiENCE MMILELLANU: B.A.. W.A.. PILD. lYalol. l'rofr-ssm' nl' Pavlmlogy . . . Willio's man . . . High Slrtwfs Alw Lincoln HIVGH GRAHAM Ml-CITRDY; 8.5.. M.A. tW'esleyzme. Professor of Physical Edurnlion . . . Sulurduy's smoke- slat'k . . . friendly growl sc'aros freshmen Page 18 SICMUND NEUMANN: Phil, L.L.D. 1Munichl, Professor of the Social Sricnces . . . originator of llAngsl . . . pFerlllal motion . . . thraml Inquisitor required reading for all his courses . . . the last time I saw Adenauer, we talked all night . . . l, NGUYEN XUAN OANH: M.A.. Pll.D. tHarvardl, Inslructor 0f Economirs . . . llYou liiiikc to add two and . . .ll NATHANIEL OBER: lL-L, AJLT. lllarvardl, Instruclor 0f Educaliun . . . ADOLPH FREDERICK PAULI: B.A., M.A., Pl1.D. llllinoisl, Assoriale Pro- fessor of Classics . . . old world gen- Sigmuml Neumann Nguyen Oanh Nathaniel Oher lleman . . . expert on old churches of Connecticut RALPH DARLING PENDLETON: B.A.. M.A. lWesleyunL Professor of English, Diret-lor of Drumalirs . . . 6hlllis is just within the family-lputw . . . Wesleyalfs own Stanislavsky JOE WEBB PEOPLES: B.A., M.Sn Pl1.D. Ulrincetonl, Seney Professor of Geology . . . lea at four . . . sodimen. tnry friends . . . Mr. Sandman . . . Afriran-red Pontiac Gerald Meier Fred Millvll ' N Adolph Pauli Ralph Pcndlcton Joe Peoples p 3x 2:: GERALD MARVIN MEIER: B.A., B. Lin., lthl. lHar- vardl, Assistant Professor of Economics . . . lacrosse en- lllusiast . . . llge-mlemenl, FRED BENJAMIN MILLETT: B.A., PILD. 1Chicag0i. Olin Professor of English, Director 0f the Honors Col- l?ge . . . th private world of F.ll.M. . . . massive files . . . pretty pregnant secretaries LOUIS OTTO MINK. JR.: B.A., M.A., PII.D. 1Yalcl. As- sistant Professor of Philosophy . . . happy cats and 9: osolerit- musir . . . HI have an idea . . . HENRY JOHN NARUK: B.A.. LLB. lHarvardl, ln- slruclor of Government . . . lawyer . . . vommuter from Farmingmn Louis Mink Henry Naruk Page 19 QUENTIN RICHARD PETERSEN: B.A., PhD. NorlhwestertU, Assistant Professor of Chemistry . . . from out of the west . . . WWI give you a rcfcrcncd, STANLEY A. PIERSON: B.A., M.A., t'HurvurtD, Instructor of History . . . working on Harvard PhD. . . . moun- kain climbing and European socialism STANLEY CLIFFORD PLACENHOEF: B.S.,M.S. Olichigunh Assistant Professor of Physical Education . . . Wesleyan's Tyrand Ole Opry!, . . . spends summers playing lmmis and making monoy ALAN MarKENSIE POPE: A.B. C0lumbia UniversilyL Leclurcr 0f Economics ' ' ; D0 you 599?, Quenlin PelPrSPll Slunlry Pit'rson Stan Plagcnhoof . . . fifty-cent cigars . . . textual analyses :1 la Sorbonne GERALD SEYMOUR POSNER: 8.8., Ms. f.University of Miamib, Instructor of Biology . . . studied Peru current in 1953 . . . working inward Yale PhD. FREDERICK BASSETT FREN- TICE: 3A., Mus.B., Mule. 1Yach, Instructor of Music . . . maestro of chamber orchestra . plays organ . . . attractive wife Ray Kendall Paul Reynolds Alan Pope Gerald Posner Fred Prentice RAYMOND EATON RENDALL. JR.: B.A.. Mus.B.. MUSJI. YalH, Assistant Professor of Music . . . bachelor pianist . . . spicy stories about Wagncrk Ring . . . con- vertible with 88 keys PAUL ARTHUR REYNOLDS: 8A.. H.A., l'th. tCor- nolh, Assoriale Professor of Philosophy . . . kind fare and warm heart . . . son at Prim-omu, daughter studying in France . . . Skull 8; Scrpnnt adviser PAUL NORTH RICE: Huh MA. W'esleyam, Caleb T. Winchester Librarian . . . Father EI'IN'lic . . . quirt con- sideration . . . Wesleymfs history on the tip of his tongue JOHN HOLLISTER RISLEY: B.A., B.F.A.. M.EA. tCl-anbrook Academy of ArU, Instructor of Art . . . aesthclir beauty in everything . . . special interest: sculpture Paul Rice John Risley Page 20 Rolwrt Rosenlpaum Robert Rosenberg ROBERT ABRAHAM ROSENBAUM: B.A., Ph.D. 1YuIeL Professor of Mathematics . . . uHere-s where you hire a small boy to carry out tlm integrati0n . . . Jusl mm the cranlC' ROBERT MELVIN ROSENBERG: BS, PhD. N0rll1- weslcrm, Assistant Professor of Chemistry . . . returns question for question . . . addition to family JUAN ROURA-I'ARELLA: M.A.. PILD. tliarcelonaL Hollis Professor of Romance Languages and Humanities . . . filmusl, junsl, yull . . l . . . Hispano-Amerit'an Beau Brummoll . . . g'goodhyo, goodbye, goodbye NORMAN RUDIUH: B.A., M.A., PILD. UWim-elum, Assislum Professor of Romance Languages . . . disdain for agnoslirs . . . rule dales, but still a bachelor . . . tlm limerick Elmvr St-huusrhneider Curl Schorske Arthur Schultz Juan Roura-Parolla Norman Rudirll ELMER ERIC SCHATTSCHNEID- ER: B.A.. M.A.. PILD. Mlollxlllluiul. Andrus Professor of Government . . . a laugh is worth a fortune ' 51'11le! . . . elvvtion analyses CARL ENIIL SCHORSKE: B.A., M.A., PILD. 1Harvardl. Associate Professor of Hislory and Sm'izll St'ivnvos . . . now Curkuoy am'vnt . . . inlellerluul historian on leaw to London ARTHUR RUDOLPH SCHULTZ: 13.5., M.A., PILD. WVist'0usiIH, As- sot-iale Professor of Gormun . . . pipes Hoinrivh St-llwarz Hayden Scott John Sease and plaid hats . . . Downvy house r0- treat HEINRICH SCHWARZ: Pll.D. IViennm, Visiting Professor of Ar! and Curator of Prints . . . birds, religion and art . . . Durer authority HAYDEN ARTHUR SCOTT: B.A., M.A., M.F.A. quutc Unin'rsily 0f Iowul, Assistant Professor of Art and Humanities . . . clothes make the man . . . cosmopolitan cigarette JOHN V'ILLIA'W SEASE: B.A., PhD. Hialifornia Institute of Tet'lmologN5 Associate Proh-ssor of Chemistry . straightforward reaction . . . on the hall at 8 mm. Page 21 William Spurrier Ernest Stabler WILLIAM ATWELL SPURRIER: B.A., B.D. Union Thoologirah. Associate PrufPssor of Religion, College Pastor . . . left-hzmded shortstop . . . and if that's the case, wGre agin i1 . . . ergrv looking for the lwslw ERNEST STABLER: B.A., 3LA., EILD. Hiananli, Pru- fvssur of Education, Chairman of the Master of Arts in Teaching Prugranl . . . prv-lcarlu'r's lopir . . . luark In high srlmul CARL LE1! STEARNS: BA HLD. lYaIN. Fisk Pru- fvssur 0f Astrunmny . . . wmgvnial . . . holds Fuss Hill fort . . . counsels English majors in Astrunump MAUIULH STEARNS. JH.: But. MA. 1Hananll. In- structor of History and Assistant to the Librarian . . . Sandy . . . prelserxes old lmuse in Hatldam Hing Tong Kvnnelll l'mlq-nx 0011 Karl Van Dykv Curl Slt'urns Wah'ulln Slt'arlls HING TONC: 3A.. HLIL H70- lumbiui, Assistant Prufl-ssor ul' Matlmmalirs . . . Dog tram series . . . holds avslllelir xixm nl. mathe- matics KENNETH WILSON U N D E H - WOOD: B.A., M.A., PII.D. 1Yuloi. Assm'iato Professor of Suriul Ethics and Public Affairs . . . parson-journalisl . . . love, fiscal poliry, and tlw cross KARL SKILLMAN VAN DYKE: 13.5., H.5.. PILD. Hillivagol. Ayres Professor of Physics . . . im'vnlor Curl Viggiani Willard Wrullm'r Tlmmas W I-nzluu of musical sonar . . . u:lny sug- gestions? . . . let George do it CARL ALBERT VIGGIANI: B.A., M.A., PhD. ltlulumhiah. Assistant Professor of Romance Lunguagt-s . . . Baudelaire fan . . . afflit'lt-d lny unprepared students WILLARD MOSHER W'ALLACE: B.A., M.A.. PhD. 1'Pvnnsyh unial. Associate Prnfrssur of History . . . thm. I agree . . . symliralvd history THOMAS EUGENE WENZLAU: B.A.. M.A.. Pth tlllinoisL Inslrm'lor 0f Eronomirs . . . personal propaga- tion of future students . . . dynanlir stasis . . . Pub Board watchdog Page 22 MICHAEL MATTHEW WERTHEUIEH: B.A., M.A., PILIL 1HarVanlJ. Assistant Professor of Psychology . . . That clinical feel . . . demonstration is the essenre KOSSUTH MAYER WILLIAMSON: B.A.. H.A., PILD. Han'ardI, Hubbard Prol't-ssor of Economics and Social Svient'vs . . . amiable SOIlllwrll genllvman . . . fiscal and woodwork experl RICHARD KENELM WINSLOVV: B.A.. 13.5.. 31.5. lJulIiunl Srluml of Nlusit'i. Assul'iatc Profrssor of Music . . . prolific composer . . . ueslllelician . . . four pianos and one wife DAVID SOLOMON WINSTON: B.A.. HA. Hlolumhiai, Instructor of Cl-Is- sirs . . . Iillle man wlufs ntwt-r hero . why in the world do you sup- pose they did that? JOHN LAWRENCE WOOD: 3.5. 1Pinsburghb, Assistant Professor of Pllysirul Education . . . Pillhburgh pig- skin protvgo WILLIAM DONALD YOUNG: BA MA. mtunfordi. Instructor uf Thr- ulvr . . . Hrven Room Buswell . . . sufllball uml sornzlrius Michael W'vrlheinler Kossuth Williamson Ril'llunl Winslow David Winston John XVood William Young, Page 23 s. t'hilliv V,. n, v ' 1,6. I I, ' ' . 1.4 $1 lmfl 14: right: Fran! ruw: T. x085. R. Pilsolli. J. F. Slurr. H. Roma. L Hohson. N. Springlmrn. T. XVivsl-mun. U. lionnmilhx U. JI-Ilu. H. Loos. 7X. Ht-ltzvr. Ii. Fwyla. Svt'mul rmr: t1. St'hnvr. X. tluppott-Ili. F. Ahantuggio, E. Bn-glin. R. Suntlvrsml. ll. Fill'l'lt . J. Bukl-r. R. tlulling. J. Iirurv. R. th-lsun. T. WuI-millan. E. lxcvnvr. D. Hiltl. J. Huhinwn. H. Slu-xvns. S. Iimnm. J. K. Slurr. H. Douglass. K. Llu'kiv. t'. Kollhaus. V4 Bailn. 'I'hirll rmr: 1. Fill- Uvruhl. I5. Ixingnmn. H. 'l't-rkhnrn. 1;. tiuule'p. IL Ilmis. I'. SvIIn-IIa-nluuvh. H. thill. J. Przlkrs. h. hillu-r: I. H. leummn. T. 'lVllil'Sllll'Itvl'. h . Hurgun. marked schulustic imprmement was dis- pluywl by the tjruxs house along with il rupitHy-grtm'ing h y lawn. Bah Luckie wielded tho gm'vl at the- College Bmlvx Senate nwvtings first senwstvr. sshilv the Prom Committee W115 dirm-tml by Dick Sanderson. Elected Class President for tht- third consecutixo vmu'. Frank Avantuggin st-rVHl us tmlstmustcr at 1119 Junior Class Banquet xsith scintillating humor. I. R. C. Prvsillvnt Ell 80in also headed the Board of tursil'x Hunugvrs. The Cardinal editor and assistant editor were Jack Bruce and Art Coppotelli. and u rvjuu-nutctt W ESLV was directed by Bub Loos as chair- man of tlw hoard. Brad lxingmun soruwl us llalrllinul Km President. xshile Rick Stmvns lell the swinnning tt-um in the capacity 01' captain. ilh four brothers engaged and eight brolh- ers pinned by Christmas. Alpha Dell boasted the most engaging senior class on campus. Jim erighl found time to spurv from house affairs to serVe as editor of the Cardinal. while Jim Mol'sb and Walt Ebme-x- or handled the advertising for tho Ulla Pm! and llw Cardinal. rvspeclixvly. Jon Harris showed promise all WVESU, and John Chap- Iick joined the French Club. During.r the full. llw Iixinf.r mom was redecorated and the UW- fuhwsa 0f the three sinks in lhe svvuntl I'lnur washroom was restored. Lul! to right: From row: D. Ruhm'lm U. Willulwr. H. K. Vniglll. P. Mm Urmzm. S. Uliun. H. Fullon. 1,. Wright. S. Whitehead. Seroml rou': U. IVndvruood. J. Ui lvrirll. H. Rit'hunls. H. Hunt. 1;. Jumos. U. Hil'kUV. Third raw: E. Hurrugun. J. Hurrugun. J. Burdl-n, W. Huwv. T. tilll'iah-nscn, P. Hirlhkvr. Fourlh rmv: H. Svllulk. H. Lungvrman. T. Lurkuoml. J. llurlm-ll. Fifth row: H. Harlin. J. Hofsky. X. Johnsnn. J. Purkill. J, I uplit'k, l'. Crnmhiv. L. Haw. WV. Jackson. P. Slm-gr. C. Slum. J. Starr. 11. Hrm-nmml. R. VI-sl. Jun Harris. P. Hrslon. PugP 27 m 7km p ' ho Betas cupped 1110 annual race fur the e c Blood Bank trophy for tho svt'uml VH-zlr. but l'w'ulwrutml in time for tho third Beta Sym- posium. Dick Bauer and Dane Cox were named captains of tho cross-cmmlry squall. :lml Cox and Russ Snydor hmulml tlwir r9- spm-lixo classes m-zulmnit-ully Bub Costello um! llauv Thompson contributed to the Ulla Ptm'ridu. xshilv IHMah Pn-sidenl Charlie Keck Imrnmnizwl sil11 lhv Cardinals. Snyder and UmIHIIu also lwrl'm'mml musirallb Als Russ composed u Hring quartet. and Bob :3le u I'N'itul at tlw Dvlw Winter Com-Prt Soriw. Loft to right: Front row: R. Cusicllu. XV. Huylr. D. HvNult. K. BrulTx-v. D. Thompson. S. Blonlgrcn. vanml rmr: Richard H. Miller. Bub Vi'iml. Ron Wrind. U. Sllrixcr. J. Emlml. H. Svhlvrvlh. U. VuIn-nlillv. 1L Kw'k. J. Uriw. J. Rayner. B. Day. 8. vainv. J. iIkinsun. J. linrlu-r. Third rnu': Bub IN-II. 1;. BaIu-r. H. Bzu-r. H. Nvlson. U. Slmrnson, A. Ninarro, U. Polinvr. H. Cori . Holly Shun Wnuki. IL anlmny. Run UiIh-r. R. Baurr. IL San- ford. U. Ernst. D. J. Cox. W . Muhmwy. Fourth Row: C. Kym. . Young. H. Srlm'ilwr. U. Vurrivr. l'. Tl'ngL-I'. R. Kcolvr. 1;. Bentley. D. Slrutlon. T. tinnm-H. D. Ellwrmn. D. Hlileh. R, Smdtr. R. Ron's. Harm Dell. P. Sanders. v1?! 3! I; :4 . - L - 1 A $3. M QH$IVWI.- Page '28 Lvlt. to right: Frnnt row: ll. er-plllhul. A. Lallm a, U. Cllicn. J. Garlnutl, J. Hoffman. P. Corwin, D. Vam'ini. Second row: .1. Davie. W. Higgins. D. Denuuh. J. Grumemine. P. Xiques, L. Hoyer. Third row: G. Kenny.J.Eglin, G. Dai'ics, ll. Mt'AlainP. J. Brorlilg J. Bantu. Fourth row: T. Rood, R. D.Antouio. K. Dleit-s, R. Wruertllner. T. Kuhn. W. LeSlwr. Fiflh row: P. Nixrm. l1. Raiul'lln XV. tlll Punt. D. Manes. ll. XVOH'. R. Cassie, H. Hinman, L. VH1- son. Sixth rnu': M. Huger. R. Frum-im H. Fuziu. G. Callahan. B. Dilorin. 0. Garfield. W. Rusk, E. Palmer. D. Nunes, D. llriro, R. Sclunidl. llC Lodge inaugurated u ncw stile in purly weekend activities this your, l't-uturing soccer co-mlptain Don .Vunos and baseball mlpluin Jerry Hoffman in a slmnlmwuus lloor slum . Ull-sluge, Nunes also earned letters in basket- ball and tennis. This spring. while Ben Di- Iorio was breaking sliol-put records, Don Vum'ini xxals triing l0 budget his time be- lwven his positions as l'culurc mlitor ol' the :lrgus and president, of tho Board of House Presidents. Next yearqs co-captain 0f the lam- lmll team will b9 Denny Denuull. 21ml .Iim Cranwntinc will captain Illf' mutmon. An outstanding pledge delegation was lml by Freshman Class President Jim Eglin. Page 29 26m 0 ledging twonly-one men. Deke was well W W represented in campus activities this your. Dick Criscnm and Fred Fisrht-r were elected president and secretary of the class 01' 1'37. W'allly Carroll combined his wrestling cap- taincy with the position of treasurer of 1110 Class of 135. Paul W'illiams served as man- uging editor of the Jrgus and Barry Penne functimwd as sports editor. A successful Deke W'inter Concert shared the spotlight with the inlru-house basketball tournament's Hoop- bull ExcellencN' competition. Left to right: From rmr: H. 510nm W: Ludinglon. E Mequel. E. Kershner. L. Rllynus. C. Denn3. XV. Munrm W. Purintun, X . Hvyvrs. B. Bolton. T. Muslmr, R. W llile. SPCOnd row: R. Alexander. S. Skinner. H. Ponnvll. J. Washer. 14. XVt-Ilvr, H. lillapin. R. Luvus, Howl Hillvr. J. Young, WV. 3 aulay, H. Hakvr. . Carroll. NI. Blake. Third rmr: S. Wprkvr. H. Lifsol. R. Tom-r, D. W'alkvr. W'. Dalry. l. Stein. A. Holmes, K. Svllmnaker. U. Kung- dun. H. Slmrlol. R. Urisrom. XV. liogan. U. Hitler. F. Fisrhor. U. W. Murris. E. Clms'os. K. Ilolrsun. Fourlh row: I'. ilIiams. Hirhurd L Anderson. A. W ivgand. Russ Winslow. C. Lord. F. Mitchell. G. Boymon. R. Manuel. H. Lawton. C. Deming. B. Bvrgslrmn. W1. FOFHHUZHPII. R. Bucklvy. J. Luwrvm'o. P. Douro . B .4 W. . wrlp M g . ith the Dowuey Improvement Cup and the Second Place Cup gleaming: 0n the mantle, the Delta Sigma brothers laid down their silver polish long enough to win the, vHigy contest and the league A football title. Features Editor Paul Krentzmun, Co-Athor- tising Manager John Kumlrm'y, and Adver- tising Editor Bob Calvin spent spare hours in the Argus office, while Bill Sieverling served us Hlitor-in-chief of the Ulla Pod and was named college body rushing chairman. Chal- lenging: the- Burford committee reportqs posi- tion on co-education, futher-tu-ho Gordy Lo- sey registered an eight point gain in his zwa- llmnic ux'eruge and was named co-cuptuin of next yeuras baseball team. Loft I0 right: From row: R. Uoltlman, .I. NI. Willcr. R. ansun. W . Bron . R. Svulmn. h . krvnz. N. Ht-nry. D. Turhyno. R. Frimlmun, R. Cluflin. R. Culxin. SI'COINI rout: R. kaplun. N. Dzni A. Wilmski. h. Clumsy Dick Smith. 0. Noumann. J. Watson. A. Soln'zak, R. Spultcr, W. Barnvs, J. Conrad. P. Norms, H. Lusry, H. Uviga'sn A. Von Au. Third row: R. Snmour. L. Harktmitz. D. Marshall, J. Shumaln. J. Kyle. Fourth row: D. Wall. W. Shummrick, P. Kn'ntxmun. J. SIOIL R. Santum, IL Funk. H. Juym-s. J. Kandrmy. ht. SirxvrlingV D. Hzlrivlv, N. Burchanl. U. h ing. Page 3l harlie Hoytqs piano, Dave Riclfs clarinet, and Bob MoorNs trumpet are still enough to stop any May Duhx parade, while veteran Charlie Hume's VUil'C is still enough to stop Hoyt, Rich, and Moore. Bob led this yinr's marching band in football games and rallies. while indoors the Choral Society concerts were highlighted by the solos of Dick Dono- hue. Former sportcuster Dick Burruge was named chairman of the board of VVESU. Ken Tummel actually left the bridge table to par- ticipate 0n the hockey team. 066m 7cm 366a Lelt to right: Front row: R. Bauman, H. Barr. 5. Rapp. R. Burruge. P. Jennings. Second ruu': T. Dlmiold. R. Btmor, R. Larson, D. St'hurman. R. Srllradc. J. BPthL K. Tunmu-I. R. Pooloy. H. chnossvy. Third rou': R. Dono- Iluv. L. Johnson, E. Boniface, A. Lunsford, 1:. Snauson. J. W oml. Fourth rmr: C. Stunt. D. HiclL F. Banrmh. Fifth row: U. Eager. D. Lon, E. Cnlmillo, U. Hamilton. R. Moore. J. Xussr. E. Kunopka. Sixth row: C. Hume, R. Field- lmuso, W. Prult. SPI'PHIII r010: J. Camila. Tom Sornnsnn. E. Hofmann, J. Kulis. 5 a i . Page 32 lief! la righl: Fran! ruu': H. Ixniwl. C. Dunhum. H. Unusliq-ltl. R. HA-y-r. H. Bond, Flush. C. Johnson. P. Sar- gvnl. IL Burks. L tiaspau'y, ll. 'lllusu-ml. R. M;H'c. Svrulul ruu': H. Edwards. -L HuH'c'l. H, Unrin, 14. Cross. A. Clark. J. .Hlsvhulor. E. Strin. k .lzu'ulps, H. Hones. K. Tinus. 5. Sinmn. 'I'hinl rtm': D. C. Morris, W. Dow. S. Borkuw. G. Ih-Frum'os. J. lx'uplun. K. Jnm-s. I'. Tulll-rsull. R. lmxin. E. Mr-hlmzm. R. Uipslein. Fourth row: J. J. Hillvr, H. Fogdsou. U. Clarkr. L. Uwurtl. T. Slvin, A. Hckllilurizm. B. Hilvr. J. Edwards. Fiflh ruu': F. Ulasslwrg. R. Van Tussvl. ith their Pym on 1110 Jackson Cup. the freshman class of Gamma Psi turned in nu honors zn'eruges. spirited by the Phi Beta Kappa honors 0f Loon Alwurd. Paul Taller- szlll was elected treasurer of llw College Bath; Larry WYOM howled tho Honors Commillvv. as Art Jones ably humllml lhv intricacies 0': the- Lihram Cummitlt'v. Full slelugv was maintained an X ESL In llle paper vlips and scotch lupo of AI Hoffet. Tho freshmen ur- ranged un vurly-morning lmph'x exchange as Vlessrs. Clarke and Fivkerl mhlwl lwu future Gamma Psie to South CollvgtVs' wailing lisl. Page 33 '3 a ' I 1,- . ,$: v'. V ' ' A- ilhfk .. - ,-. . , Rn, Left In righl: Fran! ruu': R. an-k. R. Furlmr. D. Errnnlv. J. Frrulnmn. F. Sln-un-r. Swami ruzr: D. Ihnllu-r. V. Halli. P. Ixrunfn-IIL 15. Cum-iun. H. ,UIm-th 1'. Jordan. l5. Pusst-lt. H. Hilm sky 'I'hirvl ruu': H. Vuvllml. H, Bur- rill. B. M-uvrlnun. L Imps. H. Lu'u-nmn. J. Shoulv. J. zlum-r. . Jun-ulm. Fnurlh raw: 3. HIu-n. V. HiIh-r. L. I.:IBriv. R. Runym. 5. Mann. 5. NIn-ndx-Iwn. R. Timh. .l. St-Illuk. L lmwing. H. Lurclmr. . Nlmn. i nspirml In tlw $70 worth of boor uml mtlu lvmlsumml during: day tlallm. the Club scor- t-tl its first and nub touchdown in inlor-fru- lcrniu football during: the lust hwy years. An alumni tlrh 9 provided a hi-li 501. :I committm- umlvr Larry LuBriv supplivd u now constitu- lion. and tho Sigma Nus donulml u lolvphmlr pole. In response. the Club prmidml hub members to the athletic dvpurtmmll in xwim- mers Al Kalb and Wall Curvy Phi Bvlm Bob Brown. John Shunlv and Haerm Fiwhtrmn vxcvllml ucudmnicully. and Wllrron Jut-nbs shurml llw ll'gus Hlilnrship. Page 34 ywasting u refurbislwd physical plant, the Eclectics look the intor-frulerniu basket- Indlohunqdonshh undertheid eleaderH p ol' Lurr3 Shapiro and Jake Congleton. Jake co-x-aplzlinwl 1110 football team and headed the CB rommilloe 0n discrimination. Charlie Geschickler was co-cupluin 0f the soccer team and Lew Tlmrgersml Iml tho crosswountry runners and the truck squad. John Celtier presided mer the College Both. while Bub Sznro co-mliletl the slrgus llur lllv first scmos- Wu Th hmwetmk Hmlphmfthwanw frulvrnily Sing. led by Dave Porter and aided h JUnux Frank WHIHHHH and John GPIHQL $46 7 6$4 L9H utrhdn: anu nuv:l .IHILlL Burnx l hanhh, P.l;unL J.llohhm 11 WWunv. H. Fuhnnunn, S Iullhvxss. J. thtrkrulL 1 . AXIIov. S. Piwu-nlaln X. 1kpd1Hllg. l.1Iolv.lg. BtWIdcnz Sprolul rnzv: . . lluus.l . Suyrv,,x. Xuan.J.E.Jvnkhu.J.1hnan X.lh4lhnu.l. ch.5.AXpMuwp.B.1Hunwh.J.Unhhhquk.S.BvHuus,lL Ponvu J. Camllluc. D. Bm-rs. F. W illiums. Third ruu': . Slrickland. Bolt Smilll. U. Jenkins. E. Johnson. 1:. Church. P. Jnhnynn. . luan F.Juhnsun.J.llo .lL h4HnnuJL Nllngruhunh N.IhuTvL Fuurdxrnuv IL Ntddv.ln Aleun . Gordon. S. lerkvr. E. Pnrtrr. D. Spouru-I'. IA. Shapiro. . Rush. .I. Dunn. E. Thormlilw. D. Vurlln'up. Fifth Iwnr: R. h;ngIrhnn. L SnlhlL ; LvarhirkIeu I 1W10rgvrsvn.l .liu 1h1L L Plelnun.lx. Spvnrvn nmmm. A ; . ' , . , g Page a; vaI In righl: Fran! rim: IL Ixrirlw. F. Hull'm'tl. 1:. am Eltvn, 5. 1-I nvr. .I. hnnlll. F. Lyle. I . lllHll'lx. S. HipsIu-r. H. Tompkins. Ifullvls. . Flurlx. U. Uunzull. C. Iwmingrr. Swami ruu': . Holt. Jerry Harris. R. Cur- rull. H. Dunn. ll. Rillllsr'V. J. Ixillougll. 1'1. mezu'lh. C. lxl-Ilogg. T. Trinlhlv. H. lxruuss. H. BH'IN'IH'I'. U. king. Third row: H. ,XnIrIn-inl. IA. Hurm. H. Huuhivk. . Hixlpy. R. Nulplw. k. Tunis. R. Ihmmun. H. Phelps, V. 120x. J. Iimwrs. II. Uvau-r. J. zlllIn-r. F. HunliI-Inl, Fourlh rmr: U. Daugherty. J. LulspI-icll. R. Bultlridgv, Ix. Dreis- Iml'll. R. Baulin-ltl. J. F05h'h F. iHlllUIl. 1:. Huumm, H. Hmhlill. ll. Rm'kwu-H. B. Hallo. illl Ax men on tht- lesiu football squad. IHI hvx co-cupluin Brum' Hale. lhv Xi 100k uduultugt- 0f Vorm Daniels: bvsl play and turnml in am unbvallvn. untied, and unusual inlt-r-l'rulmnil'x football season. Three men added their tulvnb 10 WcCunlfs hooters. Bob Brolschc-r cu-vupluinml the swimming: loam. amtl John Bmxvrs xsals captain of lmlh squash uml lmmh lt-unls. Hike Hn-lps' bv- sumlml umwurunu- rvsullwl from his mu-nunl- l-rs xdlll llw Eclngnml course, ssIu-ro ho hwl lllo Pslt-Iuln gull squad. Dznv P'Iivke I'uuml linw lo 1 9 1'0 on the Vursiu mub us well as with Ulla Potlrillu piclurvs. Th0 vxour marked l a? HIP Iirst Psi Upsilon Conference. xsllivll mm- d$ 0a sitlvretl tho lOlliC Huluril'x Page 30 x... W h 5'u lmfl 10 right: Fran! nm': Boll Iiklu-r. R. Sh-uarl. W. l'ank. P. Hulslon. l .Hvssumlrnni. . SIm-llnik, H. Bon- mn. 54mm ! low: . 1mxmun. Hi1 HsIu-r. H. Iirmvrmun. T. 'I'zulur. J. Sllvpunl. J. SIINIIT. T. all. 'I'hirtl ruu': k limin. L. Slc-zu'ns, 5. Unlv. . Etlxsurds. H. Hump. ll. Hrzullu-y. H, Ixnlm. .I. 0 12 ll. Mnmllu-ud. 11. Hurtllow, R. Haves. .l. E. 1'iglll. B. Hardc, 5. vathum, D. I'losdo - H Sluhl. Fnurlh rmr: P. Tnhni, .I. l'bgrl. W. Shepard. J. Brim . L. kullns. U. Hulslun. L. Slrnlllu. J. FIOSduFL .l. Mossile. P. Gregory. 1'. Guy. .I. Hrksritlrr. H. Hanni- ni. 5. Kvnurson. D. Banks. R. Cilliz. M. Pinclsky. XV. :: : 1-. U. Manuel. Fifth rmv: G. Uilicinski. H. anrn. D. Sloan's. . Urvinvr. R. aIkx-r. igmu Chi vmvrgwl with ;m unbeaten sousun in inlt-r-l'rutvrniu ml'thull siIlmul llw svn- ices 0f irtm-urmml 'I'em Tzulnr, Mm was Iozu'nin;.r to drive spikes All Georgia Tech. ill Mnhl nulnugvd lho Choral Society lirsl so- nwsu-r and sang in the Cardinals. This yurF huskelbull captain. Bub Huzen. was sm-vvwlell 11.x Larry Trompvr us one of tho co-vupluins. Tho Ay'vs Prim. tho Little Three and lhv mv England I37 lb. wrestling Championships :1 wnl In lxl'BSIHH'dll Bob Fisher alum.r illl the editorship of tho Freshman Handbook. Stun Bt-vtlmm xms elected xioo-prosidvnl 0i lllo College Both. and Vlurx PisPlsL'x assigned llw news articles for tho .Irgus' and mlilml IIH- wniur Mivliun for the- Ulla Pnth'illu. 1 lu- Cusllvu mnixml iltl illio l'll'llll'l'-B prosmu-v all full hmm- purtiw uml nmnugml lo maintain its high :u'mlmnic zucrugv. Spring zu-lixilivs xsere highlighted In 01 mun Thn- mus' ulltlross an the I'zu-uh-x-purunls lea. Petr Gardiner IN! the Curtlinuh from his tirsl It'll- or position and Chuck Dlllznu sung baritone. xdlilt- Dane- un 0rman performed us the JilnoIXC luu'ilonP. :lrgus unll Ulla I'm! sports vmvmgv was handled 1n Dun Ritt. Thv class of '30 t-Im-lwl M Urnsmun and John Hacfur- lznw sm-relun uml lreusurvr. rt-spH-lixvl-x. Greg Armstrong: zuul Phil Dodge wvrv vlm-tvll 10 Phi Bela Kappa in June. Imfl tn riglll: Fro ! rtm': . I7rxor. J. Hurlxuns. 5. 11l..-.-.mir.,l. Hall. H. levk. E. Frum'n. H. Purnn-v. . hlalill. L. Hur'sllalll. H. Clarkr. 1;. hwnrlro , Svrmul rtm: E. anlliu. X Jen. 5. Iio-rgnvr. U. Huvlhmulll. D. Hill. .I. Jekel. R. Turkingmn. P. Curdinvr. k Hrmnmn. S. th-r. . karm-vx. . thuhlvn. L Krona. J. Allison. H. l'rmnst. W . Hunl. Third I'ON': P. Hunmn. R. Huxxn-II, E. X ilmarlh. 1;. Hillrr. L Twrrm'dss. Fourth row: '3. BH- man. ll. xan Ninnu-grn. IL 1m nl'mun. . Rit'llunls. .L Boon. J. lm-sun. 1;. ilnml. P. Undue. W. Sln-rman. Fifth run: 1:. Hulum. . Tlmmlmnn. P. Hmlgm. . Fullzlrlnn. E. Hurks. H. Hrmwurl. J. Hurl'arlunv. J. Rulv. Pug: 38 Vnk N M R m m w mm: II 1.52.: y i it 1'17! Page 40 'lVll1 slliQ :lflvrmmn T0111Tzulnr.l'nwidvul Luleiv. Hun St'lln-iIu-r Page II Ut-spilv rllurgI-s 0f alpulln 11ml kvvn lolhurgf' I91 0le In ils vrilics. 1110 CB SHI- 3110 Hmlinuml l0 115501111110 regularly own 'lVlwsdu-x' all 3 p.111. in NW mutll lihrun in tho 1111501111111! ul' Fisk Hull. Lullvr llw di- rocliml OI. Prt-sitlonl Bob Llu'kiv. 1i1'v-Pres- idmll Hon Srhrvilwr. 11ml Sm-rolanjJUNI- mrt-r T0111 Tau lnr. 1111' Sl'mllv111-1-0111plisI11-1l svn-rul rmisinns 0f rmllin;.r 11nd vlm-lion procedures in udtlilion lo publishing the rolmrl nl' llw Gunglvlnn cummillvo on dis- criminality in 111541111111 frulvrnilies. Pres- idonl I.111-k1135111ililunl crusade l0 keep slu- dvnls 011' llw grass nwl nilh signal success xslwn nulinlvnauu-v 111011 orw-lvd 011411110 fPIH'i'h 111 crm-iall points. Left In righl: Blomgren. HulP. Slulll. Sleegv. Cum-iun. Hliwn Iprrsidingh. Cuplnnlelli. Hodge. nnt'ini, RUM Miller, Krenlzmun. Hupp. Delrrmn'va. The Board Of House Presidents is :1 co- ordination group which meets weekly in orth'r to discuss problems common m all the fraternities. Campus opinions zll'v re- llecled by the group, which also wrx'es lhu aulnliuislrulion in un aulximry capacity Suggestions and information are shared during: informal discussion sessions. Lev Allison sorvwl us presitle-nt during 1110 Iirsl svnwslvr. and Don Vuncini assumed that ance for the second somostvr. lillarliv Ixrr'k pn-siding ul nn-vling ul' IH'osInnun Svualr Page,- lo Craig Stom- 5luming D. X13. lo rluss of '39 CARDINAZ KEY Cardinal Key. composed of one representa- tive from each fraternity. welcomes dsitors 10 the campus. Along with llw Junior Hunpower Connnission the group gathers names of pm- speclhe W'Psmen fur the admissions Univv. Lin- I3Iixzzml in Hay tlvr the direction 01' President Braul Kingmun. assisted by John qu'l'urlunv us sH'rvtalry-lrval- survr. the Key played hast :11 the lrutlitinnul suh-I'rwhmun vvkvntl. Seutod: Joscplllul. Kingmzul. qu'furlunv. Unl'slq. R. lrxsin. Slumling: Bald- ritlgv. 310310. R. U. Bvllson. Hams: BM in. 510mm Luulun Page 4-6 pwmaw WVith Professor H. Gilbert Burl'ord presiding, the Publications Board met monthly and oflvnor in Hr. Herbert Connellyk oHico to establish policy for WVvsleyun's four publiculions. Drawing.r up u greatlyexpumled publications hud- CHARLES E SMITH H. MLB'ERT URFORD :19! constituted the chief business of tho 'Nnms ' ummw ummmm spring smilesler. Besides Professor Bur- l'ord, olficem for the year were lioherl J. CalVin, vice chairman: Ur. Herbert L. Cmmelly. secretary: Mr. Thomas E. WVenzluu. financial secretary. P11811654 TIONS BOARD Sealed: Connelly. Chairman Burforrl. Calvin. Slumling: Sieverling. Sayre, W'enzlnu. Creeger. llllupin. 1:. Smith. Burrugo. Elmn-yvr. H. right. Paton. Taylor. Page 47 '- . ,rfi. ' s - A , .1 22:1:- -' Settled: Si'lwllenlnwh. Kill. N. U. anmn. IAIHH. 'imvrIin -.v. Elmn-yw'. thuu-lln. Slumling; Wilmurlll. CuhilL Nulllv. I I irlw. Pisu-lslq. Hurrm'lxs. th1 Ml. Un-igm. 0;.'14. U. Tllollllhllll 01M PODRIDA W ilh a maximum of Howl. Msmll. and lvurs. uml at minimum of finances. 1119 editors of this 'lerk' 011a Pulll'iflll 115ml realms of paper and pounds of art gum. As the- HHI 0f the year approached. must deadlines haul been met at tho vxpensc Of the humor. if not 1111: llCilllll 0f Mlimr-in-vhief Bill Siexorling. Humming Ed- itor Boll Loos 21ml Photograph Editor 011er Frich spent IIIP IJPH purl ul' llwir school 'xmlr lwlwoon 1110:1- pugcs. Ullwr wlilurs xsvi'v W ull Elmnjcr. zulu-rlising: Don Hill illlll Run Benson. qmrls: Doug; 01 1111 011. fraternities: Ar! on An. faculty Hun Piseiskx'. seniurx'; Bob Costello. activities: and Dane Thmnpsnn. IilPrarV. Hill Simrrling Page 48 Page 49 Fran! rnu': Hmmlmun-s. WV. Xuslin, Uulxin. H. Shapiro. P. Willizmh. Sernml rmr: Grow. Siiwvrling. . Javohs. Sauna Pvnnvll. Puswll. Ihwk rnu': Ukt-n. Typvrmass. Suu-Iimn Jan. king. 05.'.-'. thlman. Prim. NI. Slrin. Dulvp. 122mm. Ixumlrmy. Frirlw. Pisu-Islq, Ihmtl. R. 1;. Bc-nmn. 12. Smilll. Huh Smilll ARGUS W'urking i'vvorisllly four nights ;I week in llw Hmfinvs ol' llw Winchester House attic, Wmlm 2m noun ham Iv xu'estlml with copy lmlil the early hours of the morning in order to publish an lrgus vzu-h TIH'NIKQ and Friday Vi urren Jacobs and Bob Suyre IIHHIHI the full lh'b SM stuff as t'o-otlitm's. ithiSlCd 11y Managing Edi- tor Vol Shapiro. Paul Williams and Burn Palssvlt svnwl ah news mlimrs, while Barry Pennt-H llutl charge 01' page three as sports Hlitor. Paul Krl'nlznmn filled lht- position of warm, Jumhs foulurv vdilur. uml Dan'v FrickP s 11s in churgv nf photography This 'VvalrF .Irgus initiated the Burk Page. tlexnlml lu criticism of campus Iiu-rury, dramatic and musical moms. Page 50 Dirk Burragc Andy Holmes WESU, among: the oldest college radio sta- tions in the country, began an extended pro- gram under the lmldorship of Andy Holmes and Dick Burrage. With a stuff of more than 100 men, the sclwtlulin;r was increased to 18 hours. allowing the addition of many new programs. A hanon for fruslraltml disc jm-Lies and professors xsith a desire to read poetry taluml 3, WVESUR studios in C I a r k H a 11 Imusml mvr 454.000 worth of words and NIH i pnwnl. Sluliml announcers liraued the i0 press box to brim.r football gunws 10 the campus, the back row of the bleachle during the basket- ball season, and tho dizzy Iwigllls 0f the fourth floor of Clark Hall for dimnond action. Homhers of the board included Bob Loos. Art Comlkind. Dick Cillis, Dm'e Budnvr. uml .. ' WESU SPIllPd: W'allhr-r.Kingman.1;illia. Loos. SVIIt-llvnlnurll. Wkrner. Bc-mea. Standing: annessey, Springbnrn. Hirllard Amlvrson. Bolt Hum. Tt-rkhorn. Urllsm-r. Davis, Cunllvll. Goldman, Lmim- 33, i Page 51 EH l'm'nl'tl liII-z Dirk hillh with :1 mm su'quhiliun WEN on the air: Jun Harrh :Il nlilw. Hirk Smith ml 'phuln- lruus ul IIH- priIm-I'F: I'iwlskvx. illiunls. Hr. Fountain Hmk night: Tuwrmun. . Misti . Palsso-ll W Page 52. ? E g, 3 v'. A a Deacon, Bruce. Burrer, right, Coppololli. Clarke CARDINAl The Cardinal resumed its monopoly on campus vrealivily lhis yvur, after lllP dis- appearance of the sllorl-Iived Goosv. Editor Jim Wright, with Aswoialo Editors Pete Clarke and Jack Bruce, adopted a new for- mat designed by Art Editor Bob Burrvr, and publishwl the writings of several budding campus literati. including Bob Mumis, Bill thitmun, THI V055, Churlvs Little, and Jack Bruce. Art Coplmlelli was assistant editor while Charlie Smith, as business nmnuger, was assisted by Hoyt Chapin in charge of advertis- ing. Pete Deacon sened as circulation mun- ager. Jim riglll Page 53 ' WSEWW WED mm m wxasrgm Tho mukv-up lallylv Under lllv dirvctiun of Ralph U. I'vmllcmn. W imam Young. illltl Junv Sl-lqumh-r, lhv '02 Theater offered :1 mriml program for the Wes- lvym plu-xgzm-r. Productions inclmlml Ulwu'xk' l'vnivo ProsorrW. Hewlerlinvk's Tho ,Wiravlt' of SI. .hlllmny. UWPiIIE In Ilu' Znnv. and Page 54- leda Gublvr. by Ihsvn. Charlie Hoyt aml HIHIHB Smith combined forces to produce two mw-acl plays as purl of the 31. A. T. program. '93 sluhulrls included Hugh M-Ison. John Barkvr. Genrgv Shriulr, .Iuvk Pvukos. Jim Kulis. Susan Thomas. and Bob Thirkield. ? l'om'm' I'rexurr'll The Blessed St. I onirv PrusvrrWl Choral Surivly rcln-ursing for joiul ronrvrl xsilll Hitltllvlmxn nonu-n Under the ilirm'litm 0f Prul'essnr Richard insluw. llw Choral Society inclmlwl joinl concerts with W'cllvslc'x, Connecticut College. ;1$5;1!' and HI. thuko in its sohmlule this your. In May the group prvsvnlml Bertha- vt-Ifs Mass in C in 1110 W esle'um Chapel with Dick Dmmhuv as soloist. T11:- Mring Quurlvl. founded Ihis full by Hr. Gerald .luffc. maulo a signal mmcvrt uplr-ur- alive in January performing Russo Snyler's original cmnpusitiun. Quartet. In April. IIM- group uvcompunietl lllv Choral Society in :1 program at ms Yurkk Rixersidv Church. The- quurtel completed llw 'H'ur silh al May mmoerl in 1luf92 'I'lu-ulvr. Page 56 SIJI-Ilvvr. Fist'hlronl. lumping. Snylvr Reinforced with 2: wind section, the former Wesleyan Strim.r Ensemble be- camv the Chamber Vh'choslru. This year. Director Fred Prentice cmullu-letl con- certs featuring such works as Huytln's Symphony No. 91 and Bemhow-IIE Eg- munt Oxerlun', us well as u Mozalrl con- t-erln. with Rzl'unuml Kendall us soluisl. Tho Glee Club, undm' lllP direction of Ray Ronda , purliviputml in numvrous converts throughout Vew England, in- . . . ' eluding performances at Smith, W'PIIWFS- Frml I'ro-nln'v romlllrllug llu- LqunIu-r Urt-Iu-elrzl field. inndsor and varitlon. The annual Prom cmu-erl included two arrange- ments by Professor Dulln: High Bur- halrov and Happy Fair. Frnnl rou': Hump. HIrn.1Iam-.x. M-3l. Clemens, Hnnlalll, r. xilIiams. Hanlinvr. E. .Ivnkins. kerk. lelirr. Uriwnm. H'Pt'mul rrm': Farrell. PalgPl, Shvaror. Uc-IDHHL Van Norman. A. Gordon. Muriclv. D. Spenrcr, M. Gorin, Hull, Conrad. Rumsvy. Nmnnam. Rnymm'. Third row: Valvnlinr. L. Johnson. K. anry. Aumlaggio. Hout'k. Nall. Dielurirll. Slulll. Snyder. Sclmubor. W'uml. Thorp. W. Cordon. Currier. Voss. Back row: Starr. D. king. Sm . E. Johnsun. D. I'orlvn Hoorv, Bucklvy, B. Sllvpurd. D. Slourlls. Sumlvrsun. Dulam-y, Hirll, Ix. Sponrt-r, Purinlnn. R. Cuslt'llu 7r W. m iiw Page 57 055. ;111 dim-r. lelx. Jvllkim. Nulll. Ilnlumgx. Furru-ll. Xllvn Polo Gardiner Iml tho Curdinuls ml sing- ing: foray 10 sm-h unriml plalvm ilh Cmmvcli- 0111 College. Smith. and Bryn Hansr. BI-r- mudu Buggy Ride prmml to bc un umlimu-v fan'orilo ill smorul vmwvrls uml impromptu perfurmalncvs ill lhv Prom. l'rulornilivs aml in the VIZ Theater. Undvr lllo direction of Frank Williams. IIH- .lilwrs. Vt-sh-ym's mm-l'unmus kul quurlvt. completed a luur of the East lhh smuon. A sprinkling of new songs mixed with the 0M stumlhn inxuriuhltx makes a .Iibors' appear- anvv successful , eslwciulI-x all xsnnwlfs vul- leges. Page 58 Hvtliur. illiumm 2m 'Mu'mun. Humv Gllvsl. Urttivr. Morris. Jokvl. Armstrong. Anthony. W'aguor CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA TION CA at Sunday school: Bill Thompson and friends With more subcommittees than any other group on campus with the possible exception of the administration, the Christian Associa- tion continued to provide counsellors for the Xm and the Mental Hospital. The CA also sponsored a panel discussion entitled 6EHow to Be Good and Have Fun 011 Party Weekend and attended several conferences throughout hew England, including that of the Student Christian Hovement. Greg Armstrong,r was president, while Daw Beers served as vice president. Jim Jekel and John Cettier were secretary and treasurer, respectively. Page 59 Crosnmn. Feldmun, Thompson. Couvh Hashim. Wilularlll. WulkI-r DEBA TE GERMAN Under the direction of President Don Gerardi, the German Club climaxed its sea- son with a farewell party for Professor Blank- Pnagel. who retired this year after many years as chub advism'. Throughout the year Dvr Dvutsvhv l'lwvin presented programs dealing with contemporary German problems and cul- ture. Professor Dunhum is sewing as the new aulVisor. The W'esleyan Debate Club argued their way across the East this year, leaving a string of victories behind them. President Dave Thompson led the harnstorming in such events as the Dartmouth meet, where Wiesley- an came out in the top three, and the M.I.T. meet where the team placed in the first five. Debaters included Boh Walker. Mark Feld- man, Elery Wyihnarth. Al Grosman, and Jon Altsohuler. Kneeling: Slurr. Srhoetz, Sheaff, Jay, Schultz, Sorand row: I'armov, Dmton, Dunham, Uerardi, Blanken- ngel. Gemeinhardt. Wrerner. Back row: Bauer, Walker. Kronfeld. Reilllen. Krauss, Shonle. W. Carroll. Wagner. Alward. Plato. Swanson, Albrecht Le Corclc Fram'm's enjoyed a note of au- thenticity with the addition of Jean Pierre Desbons and Thierry Detton. Under the di- rection of President Jack Dunn, the group recorded a play for W7ESU and enjoyed sev- eral sessions of inler-group proselytizalion in a Viva la France spirit in the basement of Winchester House. Headed by President Al Grosman and Sec- retary-Treasurer Kim Dreisbach, the Spanish Club had an active season with several discus- sions and lectures given by Spanish students and travelers recently returned from Spain. Mrs. Coley gave an illustrated lecture on Spanish fandangos. Frnnl qu': Burklry. Dvllon. J. B. W'riglll. Deslmns. lt'ilz-t kruhl. Burk rmr: Lops. Mulllu-ws, J. Dunn. Will- Inn Front row: W. Stein. Toner. Urosman. Mn. Culvy. Fierro. Amrhein. Dreinbm'll. Back Row: Deabona. Torres, Rundquinl. Franco. Navarro. Mendiu. Miller Page 61 SCHNEIDER Holding,r discussion groups almost every week, the Schneider Club heard from many distinguished research biologists, including Dr. Shantee 0n differentiation and Dr. W'al- ter Landauer 0n genetics. Manfred Albrecht. Tony Arena, and Ed Rowe served as oHicers. Speaking: Dr. Arnault. Front row: Frivkr. Rurdin. Albrecht. Jacobs, Barman. Alprumson. Second rau': Miller. Borkow, Calder. M. Shapiro. R. Kuplnn, Cochranv. Goodrich. Third rnu': Nall. Heisnor, Sher- man. Jm'kaway. Back row: Svlnu-nk. Hil'llard Smith. Wolylinski. C. Churt'll Front row: Sorllak. Sturr. W'ondsnn. Marirlo. Swami row: Locke. Kronfeld. Gilirinski. Horrorks. Milexsski. TrnfiIm-nku. Back row: Willor. Chang. Burfurd. Pvtvr- sun. 50:150. HosvnIn-rg. Rogers. Sloan.- A TWA me Headed by President Don Maricle, the At- wuler Club kept abreast of some of the recent clexelopments in the field of chemistry. Joe Maselli spoke on the activities of the stale wa- ter laboratory at W'esloyan. The club held a Christmas party and 21 stlltlent-I'zu'uhy picnic in the spring. PRE-TEA CHING Organized this year by Professor Ernest Stabler, the Pre-Teaching Club attempted to acquaint undergraduates who are interested in education with the problems zmd rewards of teaching. Traveling to Choate School in the fall, the group also participated in discus- sions led by President Butterfield and Pro- fessor Cohen. Speaking: Prof. Stabler. Front row: Bruffee, Wrold, Hullor, guest. Walsh. Bark row: Basvottu, Silk, U. Pt-tvrson, unidentified, Hay, Outling, Frickv PRE-MINISTERIAl The Pre-Minisleriul Club met Wednesday evenings after Assembly at Mr. Spurrieris home. Although the topics for discussion ceu- tered around aspects of the ministry, tlmy of- ten covered more general problems of Chris- tian theology and action. Front rnw: Fullarlon, Rulo, Gardim-r, Boydt-n, hV. Gordon, Haas. Second rou': Clowos, Wenzlau, Holnws, Kandravy. Third rout: Majzvl, Rumlquist, Rusk, D. . W. Cox. IYAmonio. Burk rou: P. Rulslon, 'l'ofuni, R. hnhlv, Wusml, Buuvr, Spurrior. l'orrin, Nlunson, Bomis ansun. Harks tat prujm'torL Urigc-s. Burk row: C. Boynton. Hale The Pre-Business Club, organized this year to familiarize undergraduates with some of the realities, of the business world, attempted to correlate these facts, with the theoretical knowledge gained from a liberal arts educa- tion. Getting under way late in the year, the club had but one speaker, Mr. Hough from tho Creole Petroleum Corporation. Page 63 VOlUNTEER FIRE DEPT. Protecting the ersleyun Community and supplementing the Middletown Depurtnmnt, the Wesleyan Volunteer Fire Department at- so served us a mobile Civil Defense Unit. Un- der the direction of Chief Dave Beers the group held practice sessions every Sunday. Dave Flosdorf was assistant chief white Al Thompson served us lieutenant. PHIlOSOPI-IY ClllB En ruulv lo Mum: Lt. Thompson at lhv wheel The Footnotes Club often found its must in- spirutionul moments in spontaneous dis us- sions at Downey House. At thix same time, the chllfs organized autiVity included parti- cipation in three colloquial with the Univer- sity of Conn. and Connecticut College, as well as meetings with Miss Mothersill ol- the Uni- Versity 0f Conn. and Calvin Rollins 01' Brook- lyn College. Von Au tstumling t, Cum'iun. Noyes, Reynolds, Frenkvl I. R. 6'. The thleyun International Relations Club provided an outlet for students interested in current world problems. In February, Bill Shepard headed a delegation to a conference sponsored by the Foreign Policy Association of Hartford, at which the question of India and its relation to world affairs was discussed. Sealed: Desbnns, Plato, Demon, Dow. Standing: Ed- wards, Beglin, Rollhaus Page 64 White sails on Lake Pocolopaug YACHT ClUB OUTING 61113 The W'esleyan Outing,r Clubhs indefatigable members continued to foster interest in the great out-of-doors by participating in several mountain climbs. The club maintains a cabin in Vermont which served us the terminus for several of the expeditions. John Shonle was president, while Dave Cox and Ed Thorndike served as vice president and secretary-lreus- urea, respectively. The Yacht Club this year celebrated its liy-acquired membership in the New Eng- land lnter-Collegiate Sailing Association by promptly capturing the Little Three Cham- pionship Trophy. Commodore Dave Stratton, assisted by Fred Kohn, Ed Boniface, and Ed Hol'munn were to be seen braving all varieties of weather. Alpinists Thorndike, Cox, Mann Page 65 Hlm-lml Oololwr 1031-: Hurxo'x Fischlrmn. Robert T. Brown. in- t'Plll Dvlnucu. Richard HcConm-IL .Iolln Slmnlv. 'I'lmmus 11 , lmon Alwalrtl. Hivhuol Phelps. and Roly- ort Lm-kiv. HIN'INI Juno '933: Danill Bud- m-r. Crrgon Armstrong. Leo, Alli- qm, Norman A. Clonwns, Jumps 510 , Molxyn Shapiro, R u n a I II Schroilwr. .Iolm Htmors. l' h i I i p Hodgv. uml Erwin Frvnkvl. Fm ! rmr: 'MIH. HuunL Pllvlpm Llu'kin'. Huck rmr: Fiht'hll'lllll. Hrmxn. Hrllhu'u. Wdimlm-ll. Hlmnln- WWW Smuml: Ix. Umivm U. Umics, Trmi UI'iM-om. Morgan, Cornin. Vuhl10r. Standing: 11m rmli. Hrmwurl. l. In-I. issing. 1.. Ihlkvr. H. Smith. Hinmun. Snylvr. N. 'M'Isun. Cans . Pram. Urksridl-r. UnIva- dick. UcalringL-r 'l'hvlal u Epsilon. wlmhunmrt- hmmmn ulhll-liv sm-ic-D. again sponsored llw annual sulb-I'rush um-Lvml l'0r mltslunding high school ulhlvlvs. Prt-sidvnl Ken Tru- xis prosidml mvr the annual hun- qut'l all which linlv Herb Ilinmun Mus pn-svnlml xxilh u trophy us lho lwsl I'rvsllmun ullllvlo 0r Hu- y'alr. Page 66 Strange ummls issued from lhv seven-sitlml pagoda 0n Wlxlhs Avv- nue :15 1119 leit'ul Seven Society, senior llmmrurvx, connived an d scllmnml lo lwsl its rival, Skull and Serpent. Al the end of lhe year 1119 sm-ivu awarded lllv K.P. Harr- ington xhsurd l0 Dane Frickv llor oulslzlmling unrm'ngnizml svrvico 10 1110 W'vslmzm community. H. Smith. Thorgorsvn. Pq-nnvll, Taylor. Lurkiv. Nunvs, Clonu-ns Svhrn-ilu-r. Cordon. Salmh-rsnn. Hoffnmn. Halo, Conglvlon, Carroll, H. Bukvr Skull amtl Serlwnl, clumlvslino senior honorary. is hmlsml in tho iViwI shrinv bohinll W im-hvster Housv 0n Xlelys Aanue. High- light of tho socielyix snciul wuson suns am open lmusv I'nr lhv campus. Prul'vssur Rmnnltls .wrxos 215 ml- xisor m the group. Page 67 wu-mnnhmn Baum ruu': N. Uaxis. Wolf, Sollm-r, Grumvntim'. Frost. R. anson. Second row: 1md Hlmu-hl. Curmdi, . Gordon, McConnell, Conglvluu, Hlule, Halo HIzIpIJ. XX Currnll, C. Smith, Hut'furlulu'. Dzmivls Hioul'ln. Third row: Truxis. Wissing, H. Baker, Lurgoy, Masher. Fram-is, Donaull. h'anluggio. .L Young Krauss. WH'kor. 'I'up row: Urm'kowski lTrainer Writkowski WFrainer Horrm-ks ngrJ. Huger. Shuman. Benlivhl. lxom-rsun. Pulnn'r. Haas. Rundquisl ngrJ. Elospuru Hiozu-ln. Burke HquchD 7W The W'eslevxzm football team: which look thv field in the fall of 1954. reversed trends. For the first time sim-e 1948 Ille'x triumphed mer Wriniams, but an Amherst victor-x broke- the four year string 01' deadlocks, and highly- I'zu'orml Trinity toppled the Cardinals. Fail- ing to garner u derision 0n Andrus Field. llu-Czlpluins Cullglvlun amnl Hilll' :Il Illn- loss WiTriniu gunn- lege 74 W vslvym won three and lust liu- despite. $01119 xulizml efforts. The running.r 0f CO-Cupluin Jake Cungletml uml Umm'x Denuuh, and the line plzq 04' Jim Young. Jack tlorrotli, and Frank Avuntuggio were particularly out- standing. An eurly-svuson injury forced Cu- Czlplalin Bruce Hale out of 11n- lineup. Wbleyufs Four Hozuxv Men: Coau-Iu-s nml. Burke. Dunirls, uml Elvspuru After ll slim slur! during.r the first half of lhe season, Wesleyan caught fire. Thvy hold the vaunted Amherst attack to 108 ylrtls in losing 14-0. After healing: Swarthmore 34-21 and Williams: 17-0, the Cardinals look 011 lm- defeuled Trinity. With the linemen playing their strongest game of the season, ersleyan outl'ought the- Bantzuns for three quarters. but three touchdowns in four minutes of the fourth mriod wave the Trims a 26-H- xit'lan. P . R VVK K$ F3 . g: 1; Pugv 76 nu, Ralslon. W. Su-in. LvSuvr. JIilIIIIP rmc: Boydt-n, V0mls0n, dllthl'Sllll. lN-nurll, Trulimmlko. Top TOH'J Ht-Curdy Uiuzu'lH, I0 , Drt-Ishzu'll. P. Johnson. K. Spvnrrr. Hvssivk ngrJ 5mm Bottom row: Deacon, Fischer. Blunlgron. Ur' Parker, Uvsrhirklvr Hiale, Nluws Hiule. Brrlscllvr, A. Gordan. Taylor. 1Lmltlin. illu Tying Trinity for the fourth straight vwlr and zuenging llwir lone dofvul 01' a year previous by topping UConn 1-0, Coach Hugh Mdlunly's hooters NillVil'LVPtl a 4-5-1 season that included lwo Little Three defeats. Dick Boy- don uml Spud Parker paced the al- luck while Co-Caplain Don Vunvs fought lo bulwark the defense, weak- ened by the season-Iung absence or llo-tlaptuin Charlie Ceschicktvr. lIu-Cupluins Ut-srhit'klvr unll Nunvs lulk it over Indore lllv Trinity runlc'sl -1 Page Page 78 llntlvm rmr: illlin2 Uhldlv row: Buln-r. Young. 'lVlmrgc-rst-n HIuth. H. J. Cox. Ihlmllv. Harlin Hlourhl. 'I'up I'nlr: x iIIiaIIIs0n nglzl. BI-nlhj. llinnmn. 12. J1'llkills.Fllh1lll. Ih-glin thng Thorgzorson and Himmm in full slriIIP WWW Lml b-x Captain IAN 'I'horgm'son and sophomore slur Herb Hinmun, llw cross coun- ln tvum won liu- 0f svvvn meek and look IIH- Little Three championship. .lPIlkilh 21nd Henllm qn'inling uphill uguinal lluzlsl Ullurtl 151140 70 Bollom rmv: Ingmhum. Hussinu Iluzvn HIule. Corwin. lxniM-l. Top mu': 0011 Hiuurh L trh'ksritIn-r. Trmnpvr. Prin'. Hriwom. Num-s 3W Al'tvr sinnin;.r I'nv of their lirsl t-ighl gunu-s. lhv Vvslv'um lmskvthull team suddenly full- orvd. I051 tlwir Iinul smell contests. and fill- ishwl xsilll u 3-IU record. The squad was spark- 011 In lllo fine work of Captain Bob Halm-n and Don 111115. who xu-re lMu-kml up In Pt-lv Vixun. llalrn Trvmpor, and Antlvx Milmsski. lHIl willmul mu big: nwn under the hoards. lhv team could not mulch tho rebounding: strength of their opponents. Williams. 1110 Xow England represvnlulixv lo llw VCA- post-sousnn lnurnzmwnt. won the Little Throw rhumpiunsllip. Their lull. on-bulunvml lmlm uu-rpmwrl-tl lhv Cards in both llu-ir vnvmull- 0'3 . PugP 80 1:0111'l1 IHulumI Uupluin Ilulvll Trinity and W m huhml llH-ir hHr-gzlmv svr- iw. In llw lirsl vnnlml. John anH charges mvrt-anm- u lirsl llulf tlolivil uml xsml 73-72 will! Huzvn Ihlnlpill;.r in hn-nu-fixv points. Triniu rmvrsml llw prm-I-durv in llw sm-nml gumv. hooped M'r of their wrmnl IIuH' .Jmls. um! xum 70-73. Hu-xing inspirml hull. lln- Cardinals llilll their linvst gunu- of NW smlsml :lflililhl highly favored thvrst. Tho Whmwn hil on u grmll lwrcvntugv of llwir lnsws. :Iml tllvir shifting man to man del'ellse- livtl up llu- Lord .MT big mon. Huzrn uml Nunvs. with hwnly pninb upievo. Iml llw loam to NW 02-33 viv- ton. Iiullnm rnu': Frirkv. R. Insiu. Ix. Dani: '. H. Dznin-m Buhlrhlgv. Hramwntinv. Top rmr: Hmpuru Hinm'lll. Hulr 'HgI'J. J. UIIIIIL Hahn . . Hurrull Hiale. qumsun. Hulmilll'. H. Shupnu ng. L ingzml 1110;1le ! 040'11 turnwl out another vxn-anl wrestling loam in 1053. Thv Cardinals. under llw tutolugo nl' Ilamk Elespuru. s0n liu- of eight matches and placed second in Ilw Mm England Iournamvnl. nub four points lw- himl pvronniull'x strong Springfield. Aml'x Wilson was the 177 lb. champion. and six of the remainin;.r starters plum! fourth or lwlu-r. Hamporwl l'n unfortunate whmluling. 05 met Brown and W illiunh in NW samu- xka and lost both muu'hes. Significantly llw X 03- Ieyan men defeated their Willianb nppunvnls in the tournummlt. Captain XVully tlilrrull. Jim Crumontino, Dave Frickv. and tho Danios twins, George- amd Kent. xum consislvnlly Hurrgn- llznium pinning his mun hilll a double ing throughout lhr smlson. Im-k ' Page 82 Rollom rou': Parker. D. Murdlull. HOIbOII. Loos. 'I'np rrm': Purkin lMgrkl. Jau-kmn. F. W'illiums. Bmu-rs. Pllvllla. I.. Shapiro. Plugenluwl' Hiourln Despite a 3 and 9 I'PL'OHI lhis seusun, lhv ersleyun rzu-quetvers showed remurkublv improvement over past yours. Wining first position, Captain John Bowers won all hul two of his matches and gained the quarter- finals of tho NntiomH Collegiate Squash Tournament. AilPlplli. Fordhum. untl urt-h- rival Trinity succumbed to the arousal and steadily imprming men of the wooded walls. llmrv: Captain Bowrrs and Coach Plagvnllovf in a prartiu- session. Boluw: mers returns a shot by led uf Amherst Page 83 Bottom row: Kalb. BruHcv. Kolms, GlassIu-rg. P. Williams. Killough. Middle rou': Williamson. Taylor. Bram-arl. Brclsrhcr dth. Stvwns fCale. Poolcy. Currmli. Shumun. Top r010: Hollows HIng. Gipstvin. Marks, McCurdy Urlmlchl, Baylivltl, D. W. Morris, Borkuw ngrJ 5W Couch Hugh McUurdyas swimming squad scored four victories in their first five meets, but ran into slifTer competition in the last half of the season zmd lost their fne remaining.r outings in Springfield, Yule, Amherst. XViI- liams, and Trinity. Chip Morgan. Claude, Brancart, Bob Pooley, Tom T291012, and Co- Captains Rick Stevens and Bob Brelscher were the outstanding Curd splashvrs. 1n the close matches the team lacked the necessary depth 10 pick up vital second and third place R W W , Killough and Kalb starting the lmtkslroko points. Page 84 Bottom row: Bird. Hvury, Antonio, J. Young. Middle row: Foster, Avautaggiu, U. Smilh, Frost, Wilherell. Top rnu': Spurrivr ttIouolU, Tummol, E. Johnson. White. Purimon, C. Buyulun Under the direction of LGWild Bill Spur- rier, pastor of the college Church and a form- er professional hockey stick-wielder, the smoolh-skating Cardinal it'omen completed their second season with a 1-4 record. Hustling Jim Young sparked the team to th? 7-3 victory over Trinity in the Iinal brawl 0f the year. Frank Avantaggio, Ray DtAntonio, Glenn Boynton, Charlie Smith et al braved the cold three evenings a week to practice on Chnate Schoolvs rink in a rewarding eH'orl to establish this new sport at Wesleyan. Praclil'e session 0n the Choate rink Page 85 Balmm raw: Cassie, C. Baker. J. F. Sturr Olng, Second ruw: Dreishuvh, tMgl-J. Wilhvrvll. Coddiu, D0- nault, Hoffman tCath. Losc-y, R. H. Miller, Schmidt, Gorsu-in Olgr. I. Top row: Ilorrm-ks Ulng, Clams, Travis, J. Hinman, Francis, Prire, Wissing, Wallace, Daniels Uium'llt 34W! W'ith sophomore Norm W'issing pitching excellent ball, and four men batting over .300, Wesleyan had another successful diamond season. Norm Daniels'. team won eight of thir- teen games and tied Amherst for the Little Three crown. The club was seriously consider- ed for the NCAA tournament until upset by W'PI and Amherst in the later part of the sea- son. The Lord Jeff defeat evened the season series and sent the two teams into a tie for the Little Three Crown. Couch Daniels and Cupluin Hoffman Page 86 W'hen Bill Bixby, last yeark top pitcher, came up with a sore arm, VVissing took over as the number one chucker, fmished with a 5-2 record, and chose the Coast Guard game on spring party weekend to throw the first no-hitter in W'esleyanas history. Captain Jerry Hoffman, the only senior 0n the starting nine, led the team in hitting with a .339 mark. Nails Hinman, Denny Denault and Bob Schmidt a1- so topped .300, batting .329, .338, and .4117 tin 19 times at hatt, respectively. Pane 87 Bullum rnu': Rundlt'. A. Anytin. Lou. Seymour. FiIz-UI-rald. H. Vulson. Fist'lu'r. D. J. Cox. Middle row: Bauer, H.11inmun, W. Young. Sumh-rsnn. ll. Smilh. 'l'horgz-rN-n HlaIle. Hilario. h . Gordon, J. Uoshrr. Fuziu. Rowl Miller, Urumvnlim'. Tap row: Harlin Hiourhl. Iimsmun ngrJ. Roma, lxruuss. Morgan. Hut'furlmu'. Dunn, Buydcn, F. Hoynluu. Rush. CmIm-ll. E. Juhnsun. lluzh. Juym-s. P. Johnmn. Milvr I ngJ. Elt-spuru Itiuurhl 7W lndvr Illt' strutvgic coaching of Fritz Har- lin, Weslmun's Iralck team completed lheir fourth conseculix'e undefeated season. T110 Cardinals won all six dual movts. to run their unhvutvn hiring t0 lwenh -fnur. They walloped Amherst and Williams in the Little Three mcvl ul Hithllctown. Trinity. Springfield. Coast Guard. 1 Conn. W'illiums. 11ml Amherst all hill before the RH! and Black muchino. Th? Ephnu-n came closesl 10 upsetting the Cards. xshvn Wrsloyan won 75-60 :11 Williams- mwn. Selling a new field record in the New England meet at Bales, Lew Thorgersen de- fPlllltHl his 330 vrown. garnered in 1931. Captain Thurgrrsvn and Coach Klurlin Page 88 Thorgerscn at the finish Junior Bill Bush amassed 91V2 points for the season, including twenty counters against Trinity, to be the teamhs leading scorer. Rush,s forte was the high and low hurdles, but he also competed in the high jump, broad jump, and 100 yd. dash. Second to Rush in total scoring for the year with 6314 points, Captain Thorgersen made an impressive show- ing for W'esleyalfs track squad. In three years of competition, ttThorgyM set new Cardinal records in the mile, half-mile, and 44-0 yd. runs. Ben DiIorio was a standout with the shot put, setting a new W'esleyun record and taking first place in every meet. The teanfs fine showing can be attributed to an extensive depth of talent. Rush, AI Haas, and Layton Wrilson all high-jumped over six feet to give Wes control of that event. Bill Young, Charlie Smith, Rocco Fazio, Billy Gordon, and Bob Seymour were consistent scorers. Abore: Rush up and over Below: Jaynes pole vaulting Page 89 Hallo! row: l'q-akos. Laos. Banks. Bmwrs, Holihlt-dick. Dodge. Tap rtm': I'Iugq-nhoof Hioarhl, iiilmartli. Num-s. Brvleru-r. Svlig, Jn-rry Harris. J. Ixuplun HIng 7W After starting off the season with Vic- tories ovvr UConn, Clark, and the Coast- ies. W'esleyunis nvtmon run into an im- passe- ;uul dropped their remaining six encounters. In lengthy. hard-fought con- tests, Hidtllvbury und Trinity ekvtl out 5-4- wins mer the Cards. Co-cuplain Johnny Bowers, who established him- self as Wivsleyunis number one mun in his suphomore year and never relin- quished this spot during three years of varsity play, inns the team's outstand- ing man. In the W'illialm contest, '19 knocked of? Bi Cullen, New England champ. in two sets. Page 90 Hunks uml Blmm's in Ilouhles m'lion After losing their first four matches, the in- trepid Card linksters took stock of the situa- tion, sought out better caddies, and proceed- ed to drop their next six. As averages sunk and necks were burnt, Coach Hugh McCurdfs Charges pitched and putted all over Edge- womrs eighteen trim fairways. Dave Ralston topped the ladder for a greater part of the season, while Herb Camp, Jeff Deming, Cap- tain Mike Phelps, and John Allen followed. Bruce Hale and Lee Weller vied for the sixth position. Captain Phelps blasling out of a sand trap Left to right: Allen, Ralslun, Phelps Cath, Deming, Weller, Camp, Coach Mt-Curdy Page 91 Manfred Albrecht L00 Allison TIIANFHI'EyD II BREE IIT: JUIIII IV osII'y IIIIII Sower; I .Imir 1.3.1 Imral hIIIiIly 1. 2. 3: SIIlnPIdPr LIIIIJ. prosiIIInl: BiIIIogy major: IamIiIIleo IIIr Distinction: Honors 2. 3.1.Homo :IIIIIrI-ss: 130 SIIII-kIIriIIge Avenue. Buffalo 13. N. Y. IATHAII LEE ALLISON: I'Ili Nu TIII-la. president: Snrrer 1, 2: Squzhll 3. -I; Cardinal Key: Board of House Presidents, I-Imirmun: CIkIhS SPI'I-emry 1-; Honor System Committee; IrrcsIIIIIun Senate: Roan Award: Whois Who in Anwrivan IIIIIlogvs: .IIulIIonIuliI's major: Honors I. 2. 3. I: Phi Bola Kappa. Hmm- kltIIIrPSb'I 800 IYaIIII'II Road. II iIIIIvtku. III. LEON II. ALIIVIRII: Camilla I'si. scholarship I'Ilairnlan. pIIIIIiI'aliIms chairman: German IIIIIII. sI-I'rI-lary; Film SIN'IPI-V CIIIIIIIIilch-z :Irl IIIujur: IIIII Bola Kappa; Honors I. 22. 3. ,1. Hmm- leIlIrlISSZ 130 Summer AH-nuv. Reading. Ilass. .IINTHUNY .I. ARENA. JR.: Sigma Nu. 1101180 managvr: SUPI'PF I. 2: Ixrvsllmun Sunalr: SI'IIIIeiIII-r IIIIIII. sw'relary; IHImII IIrinI IIIIairIIIan: Iiiolugy major. IIImII- address: 139 MIIrIImI'IIIIgII Street. Portland. Conn. HI'I-gnry Armstrong IIzIyI-s IIakI-r JIJIIII Bakor Leon AIwarII Anthony Arena IREGURY T. ARMSTRONG: Sigma Nu. chaplain; IB SPIIalc; Wrestlingl.2,3.1; Sor-Herl CA president; Ollu Podridu 2. 3; WESU l. 2. 3. news dirvl'lor: Prv-Ilinistcr- iaI CIIIII: Hislory major: Honors 1. 2. 3, 4; Rosin Award; Phi Beta Kappa. Home address: 1219 Stra- fanI Road. III'I-rfiold. III. H. HAYES BAKER: Delta Kappa Epsilon. prI-siIII-nl: Football l. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2, .3; TNE; Skull and Serpent; IVESU 2: UIIII-rn- men! major. Home address. 300 5. 51'0 Avenue. GlenIIolden. Pu. JOHN II. BAKER: Alpha IIIIi R110: Squash 1: TNIIIIS 1; SI'IIIIei- Louis Bzw-I-llu IIiI'IIurII IIaIIImIn Craig IIalIIIIIII Iler CIIIII: Biology major. Home address: Smoke Rise Club, Butler, N. J. LOUIS IIASIIETTA: IIIIIIIpHIIII-nl: RImIaIII-I' Languages major; IIIIIIIII's 4-. Ilonw uIIIIrvas: I30 South Main Street, IIiIIIIII-IIan. Conn. RICHARD R. BAUMAN: Delta Tau Della. lrvasurvr: Basketball; Cardinal Key: Parley Committee: CB Elev- lions Committee; Argus 2, 3. l. sports editor; 0113 PIIIIrida 3: English major; Honors 1. 2. 3. 4. Home address: RD 4-5, RidgefiL-III, Conn. N. CRAIG BAUMLII: Psi Upsilon, sr-I'retary: Soccer 1; Squash I: Argus 2. 3; OH Pndridu 3; CA; Pre-Medical Club; History major. Home address: 315 Woods Avenue, CIcIIside,Pa. Page 94 DAXID ELI BODNER: John W'epley Club. whulzlrship i'llilirlllilili VVESY 1., 2 3: Exet'uliw- Board. wcrclzlr Keller Prize: Government major: Honors. '2. 3. 4: Candidate for Distinction; Phi Beta Kappa. Home address: Krnsinglun Avenue. Jvrsn-y City 4. N. J. DOUGLAS A. BUNNEVILLE: Alpha Chi Rho. rushing chairman: CB Sommt: CA: Foollmll 1: Romance Lam- guagt-s major; Honors 1. 2, 3, 4; Candidalo fur Dislinoliun. Home address: 78 kinrmlgv Road. Pillslin-ld. Hass. JOHN E. P. BORDEV. leha Drlla I'hi. ximhprvsidt-nt: CB Sonalv: Tu-nnis 1: CH Rushing: Cumminmq Eru- nmnics major: Honors 2. 3. 4: Camlidalq- for Distinction. Hmm- address: 21 Longfellow ,ht-nuv. Brunswirk. Maine. JOHN J. BOWERS: Psi Epsilon. iet-retnry; Tennis 1, 2L 3, rupluin 1: Squash 1. 2, 3. captain 4: TNE; Fos- ter Club; WalIu-malirs major; Hun- urs l, 2, 3. 4; Candidalv for Distinr- lion: Phi Bc-ta Kappa. Home address: 116 Race Street, Pittsburgh 18. Pa. ROBERT F. BUXVMAN. JR: Psi Up- silon, virtuprosidc'nl, president: Trark manager 2. 3. 1: Clmvrlvader 2. 3, 4: CB Prom Cnmmimw. CB Srilalv: Economics major. Home address: 116 Clement Street. Hadtlonfivld, N. J. DONALD J. BRAVERMAN: Sigma Chi, set-rolary, vicc-presidvnt; Sm'ror l; Prom Committee; Political Union: Outing Club: History major. 4mm address: H2 Everit Slrvel, Now Hax- m, Conn. y: 25 Ihn'id Hmhn-r Dullglus Bnnm-xillt- John Bordon David Bm-rs l'hhuu'll lh-glin Juhu Bowers Rolwrt Bowman Donald Braverman DAVID H. BERKS: Phi .Vu Tln-la, Imusv l'tlllllllillPP t'hairlllan; Simon 1, 4: lev Club 1. 2, 3: Wesleyan Fin- Ikpurlmenl l, 2, 3. 1. chief; 11A. vice-presidenl; Harring- lon Award: Government major: Hmmrs 1. Home all- dross: 26 Glen Torrat'v. Ulvnlmmk. Cunn. EIHVARD W. BEULIN. JR.: Alpha Chi Rho. chaplain, treasurer: Crow Country I, 2.1mumger 3. 1: CA; IRC. prvsidvnl; Chairman Board of Varsily Mallagvrs: Spanish HIM... lrvasurrr: Ulla Pmlrida 3: 13B Elq-t-lions Cnmmil- 100: Government major: Honors 1, 2!, 3. l. Hmm- auldrl'ss: 151 Stiles. Elizabeth 3., N. J. STUART J. BELLOWS: Phi Nu Theta; Swimming. man- ager 3. l; W'ESIV. Classical music director 3. 4; Choral Society 3. 4; Yacht Club. managerial board; Music mal- jor. Hume addross: East Mountain Road. BI-llo Moatl. N. J. JOHN P. BETHEL: Della Tam Della: Son-u-H' l: Malhe- malics Major. HOIIIP address: RU. an 7L Nassau. Bahamas. Stuart Bellows John Bethel Page 95 lmun Cim- Hoyt tihapin LEON R. CASE. II: Alpha Doha Phi: Hasvlmll 1: Math. cmulirs major. Home address: 123 Maple AXu-nuv, W'iml- sor, Conn. UYT R. CHAI'IV: Doha Kappa Epsilon. sm'i'vlary. xirc prt-sith-nl; tI.A.: Cardinal, adwrlising numugor Ii. 4; XVICSU I5. 4: l'ulrliralions Board. Vim- prvsillvm; CH Elortions Cnmmittov. chairman: Cth-rnmvnl major. Home address: 10 Lukesido Drive, New Rm'ln'Hm N. Y. SANFORD L. CHERNOFF: Sigma Nu: WESU 1, 2: Theater 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 2, 3; French Club, svrrvlury- lreasurvr: Spanish Club; HUI: Gmt-rmm-nl major: lian- Ilidalo fur Distinction; Honors 1. 2, 3. '1. Homo utMrl'ss: 118 Green Hill Tt'rrat'c. New Hm 0n. Conn. GAIL H. CLARKE. JR.: Uamma Psi: Whistling: 1: Al- wau-r Club; Biololgy major. Home address: 711 Nuv- llull Street, Humdon. Conn. Robert Brown Rirhard Burragt- Rolwrl Burrer Sanford tllu-rnnH Gail Clarke ROBERT T. BROWTV: John VvsIc-3 Club; III! Library and Currivulum Cumminvc. chairman; Debate Sovie- ly: Delta Sigma Rho; Wcslvyun Pub- livily Bureau; Eronmnirs major: Phi Bola Kappa: Candidalv for Distinc- lion; Honors 1. '2. 3. 4. Hump address; Furl BllPllilllall. Puerto Rico. RICHARD l'. BURRACE: Della Til Drha, t'o-stoward: Basrlyall I; WESU 1. sports director 2. 3. chairman of III? hoard 1: Argus L 2: History mu- jnr: Honors 4. Homo atlllrt-ss: Brad- Ivy Harp, Closlc'r. N. J. 331.. ; a ' . L ROBERT M. BURRER: Phi Nu Tho- la. scholarship chairman; Cardinal. Rnlmrt Burrill Burton Calder Wallar? Carroll art editor 4: .92 ThPater; Art major: Candidale for Distinction: Honors 2. 25. 4. Homr address: 78 Haywood Strvct, Greenfield. Mass. ROBERT H. BURRILL: John W'l-sIc-y Club. alumni committee: Outing Club; Choral Sorioty 4: Cleo Club 1; Biology major. Home address: 3303 Grtn'e Street, Chmy Chas? 13, Warylaml. BURTON E. CALDER: IndrmeIh-nl: l 'rI1I'iIIg I: Krgus l. 2: Fir? Di'pl.: Pro-Med Club: Atwater Club: Chemistry major: Honors 1. Honm uddrvw: 137-33 230th Street. Laurellon 13. N. Y. WALLACE E. CARROLL: Delta Kappa Epsilon: Football 1. 2. 3. l: W resiling 2, 3. raptain 4: Track 1. 2: Ger- man Club. vire-lxresidcm: Class Treasurer t; Chemistry major: Honon l, 2. Home address: 1125 York Road, Ab- ington, Pu. Page 96 PETER M. GLXHKE: Alpha Delta Phi, xit'r-prosidcnl; Cardinal 3. 1. ussm'iult- l'dilur 1: Chu- Clyh 2. 3: Choral Surioly 3; Ulla Podritlu 2: '92 Theater 2; Art major. Home address: 72 Cypress Ave.. Bogota. IN. J. NORMAN A. CLEMENS: Phi Nu Thrla. sm-rolury: Squash 1; Sm'rer 1. manager 2: Tvnnis l: Argus 1. 2. excru- liu- mlilor 3: Clw- lilulu L '2. 3. lreasurvr J; Cardinals; CB Srnalor: Honor System Cunnilillmu I'hairman: Parley Committee. t-u-vhuirnum: Claus Serrel; y-Treusurt-r l; Wyslit'al va-n; Runlam'v Languages major: Hon- ors l. 2. 3. 4: Phi Bola kappa. Homo addross: 63 N. Franklin Slrm-l. Wilkrs-Burrc. Pa. RICH KR J. tlUNGLHTUN: Phi Vu Thvla: Fonlllall l. 2. 3. c'o-rzlpluin 1: Trul'kr l. 2. 3; Baron Trophy: TNE. president; Spanish Club. sct'l'clury; Clans Presidvnl 3.1: CB Discrimination Commiltco. chairman: Skull and Serpent: vasllgxun Ht-nmrizll Priz : W hu's Who in Amoril'au Colleges; Umcrnmonl major: Hunoru 2. 3. 4. Hmm- addn-ss: 120 Riclgmsoml Au-nuv. Ulon Ridge. N.J. ARTHUR A. COI'POTELLI: Al- pha Chi R110. president: CB Sen- alv: Cardinal. assistant vllilor 3, 4: Bola Symposium C 0 m m i I t 0 0: Whats Who in Amrrir-an Colleges: Inu-r-deparlnmmal major; Honors 1, 2, 3. 4. Home address: 63L liIot-I'kt-r Strvel. Ulira 3. N. Y. .IHQUH K. COX, JK: Psi Upsi- lon. xico-prvsidonl. prosidc-nl; Sov- H-r 1; Spanish Club; CB Sot'ial Cummillvv. chairman: Chrorlradt-r Ii. 4: History major. Home address: HT?! Boym- Road, Memphis. Tt-nn. F. REED CUTTING: Alpha Chi Rim: Baseball. manager 1; Glen- L'lul; l. 4: W'HSU '1; English ma- jor. Home address: ll Wklnul Flrc-rl. Boston. Wlass. Pelvr Clarke Norman Ch-nn'ns Richard Conglcmn Vint'vnl Delhura Harry Do Arthur Coppulvlli Willtur Cm; Rvud Culling VINCENT HELIHXIX. JR.: Phi Nu Thvla; Sorrnr I: Squash 1: Truck 35: Hlmrul Snt'ivly . 3. 4: UIN' Club 2. 3. 1: Newman Club. sm-relary-erasurPr; CB Conwrl Cullllllilll'v; Schneider Club: Binlogy nlajur: Calulillah' fur Dislim-liml; Honors. 1. 2. 3. ,1. Home alltlrl'SS: 310 I5. Main Street. Hoorvsmwn. N. J. HARRY J. DELL. JH.: Bt-la Thcla Pi; Julm Wesley Club: WESU 1, 2, 3. chief romrolman; CA; Schneider Chill; Goose: I're-Teaching Club; Classics major; Hon- 0m 1. 2. 3. 1. Home address: '21 Sheldon Street. W'uler- lnury. Conn. BENJAMIN A. DiIURIU: Chi Psi: Football 1. 9 3: 3 Track 1. 2. 3. 4: TNE: Art major. Hume mhlressz-il I Greenviexs Drive. Ulit'a 3. N. Y PHILIP L. DODGE: Sigma Nu. vive-prosidrnl. prrsitlonl: Tennis. 1. 2. 3, 1-; Som'vr 1; Cardinal Key; leo Club I. 2. 3; Hislory major: Candidate for Distinvtion: Htm- ors l. 2. 3. 4: Phi Beta Kappa. Home addross: 55 Hills- vic-w Road, Millun. Maps. d; Bnnjamin Dilorio Philip Dodge Pu gc- .7 Glenn Dulmagv 111'111'g1' 1'11111 artls GLENN '11. 11111111111111: 101111 W't'sla'y 1111111: Sucl'rr 1: Tmmis. managcr 1; Freshman Senate; Pro-teavhing 11luln. Home zlddreh: 13 S. Slunworlh Drive. Princeton. N ..1. 11111111115 11. 111111 ARDS: 111111111111 1'51; Wrestling 1. 2.11; Tennis 1. 2. 3: 11111. svrn'lary: Hark 1.11151311er. secre- lary: Umrrnlm'nl major, Honors 1. Hmm- axldrvss: 21 Ahinglnn Avenue. Providcnl'e. R. 1. BENNETT 1. 1'1N11111T11H: .1011 Wesley 1111111: Trac'k 2: St'llm'idor 1111111: Alwater 1111111: Sleplu'n W'iso 1111111: German 111ul1 3; Biology major. Home address: 223 Farm 11111 1111.. 11i111111-luwn. 1101111. 11111'110 ROBE RT 1'AZI11211111 Psi. lrvasurvr: Trewk 1. 2. 3. 11; 1' ms: 1' uuntry 1.7 ., .1: 11113 Potlrida. managing vililur 3: 1 B 1'1'1Nlions 11011111111100: 111$ Parloy 110mmil- 100: English major: Honors 2. 1101110 addrl'ss: 11 Arnnlll Street. Noruich. 1101111. anjumin 1 1'11111 11211'11-1 Fisrhtl'mn 11111111111 Fisher 110mm 111101111011 Rm-co 1 zlziu ISENJA WIN .IUHN 11110111: 11111111 11111 11110. rushing rommilu't': W11- 511: 11A: Psychology major: 110n- urs 1. 1101m- 31111I'1'S52 1'17 11mm- 111'. Slralfurd. 1101111. HARVEY 13151111111011: 1 01111 1Vvsloy Club: Argus 2: Music 1111- 501111110 1. 2, 3. 1; String: Quartet 11: 110111110 Sot'it'ly; SDA. 1'11air111a11: 1111 Rushing11011111111100; 1111 51-1101- 111'311ip 11011111111100; 111-113 Sigma 11110: PM 119121 kappa: History major: 11am1i113h' 101' Dislinrlion: Honors 1. 2. I1. 1. 11011111 address: 201 Lislie Street. Nexmrk 8. N. .1. RICHARD E. FISHER: Sigma Chi. sh'wanl: 131101111111 1; Ft-m'ing 1: 11 1'15'11 1. 2: 1111'1' 1111111 1. 2, 3: 1111ap01 111mir l. 2. 3: 11110ral So- t'ioly 2. 31; 11111111 3: SD L treasurer: English nlajm' . Candidate for 1115' 11211111111111 1511;101:1111 1'1I'nin 1'10 ka 1111111105114'51'11it'klvr lim'lion: Honors 2. 3.1. 11111110 2111- I1I'ess: 11.1 1.21111'1'1 111mm. 1111111 .L N. Y. BAYMUND l1. 1511111'1I51DN: 02111111111 Psi. plmlgv muster: 1111-5111111; 1: 1111 Sm'ial cunnniltee': Psychology 111a- Jor: Honors 1. HDIIN' addrvw: Ridge Road. Rummn. N. .1. 151111111 FR'ENKEI'A: 111111'111'11111'111: 111150111111 1: 11B l'arle'y Conlmilh-v: 1111 Prom 11011111111109: V'm'alional 1111111- am'v1.01111111111'1'; LB11lst'r1111111ali11n11011111111190: P1111050p11y 1111111: Philosophy majur: 1111 an 1. 2. I1. -1: 11111 Bola kappa. 1101110 addrcs : 3123 11021011 Strm'l. Eric. 1,11. 1' 111111115 '1111'15111111111'111'111. J11: Phi Nu T110111. sm'ial chairman: Sou'w 1. I1. r-omplain v1: Nquush 1: 11:11-11 1. 21: 1'1r1' 110111.: 1111 Prom 11mnminm': Englieh major. 1101110211111ross: 971W 110x111 Driu'. Kvnsingmn. 1111. Pu go 98 H. GORDON HAMILTON: Della Tau Della. alumni chairman; Squash. manager 1; WHSU 2; Freshman Sen- alr; 11B Senate; CB Rushing Cunnninoo: CB Prnm Conllnillro; Yarlll Club: English major. 110nm addrPss: 2819 S. Soym- 9L, Arlington, Va. ROBERT HAZEN: Sigma Chi. rushing chairman. socn'lary; Football 1; Soccer 4; Baskvlhall 1. I2, raplain 3, 4; Political Union. st'I'rt-tury: Mock Legislaturv; CH Sonah-z English major: Candidate for Dislinrliml: Honors 3. 110nm address: 231 Barbara Rd. Middlvmwn. Conn. PHILIP 11. 11111110155: Sigma Nu. rc-vordm'. conlnmmh-r; Tennis 1, 2: Argus junior vdilur 2: 1111511 1. 2: CB Svnalr'; 1:11 Dorm Cullllllillt't': 1'n--lam Club: Work Legislature: Ulnrrnnwnl major: 110 an 1. 2. 3. 1. Home kuldross: 101 East Main. Portland. Conn. PHILIP W. HESTUN: Alpha Dn-lta Phi. slmvurd. wording sm-rolary: Swimming 1; 011a Podrida. business Gordon Hamillun Hnlwrl Halon Philip 110111205 manager 3; Publications Board 3: History major. 110nm addrt-ss: Indian Spring Farm. Ringm's. 11.11. No. l. N. .1. ORLANDO INF': John W't-sloy club: CA: Chemistry major. Homm- uddrens: 2952 Mather 51.. Hartford 5. Conn. JOHN ALLAN HUBSUN: Alpha Chi Rho. preside'nl: thlhull 2. 11: Squash 3. 4; Baseball 2: CB Library and Curriculum Committee: Argus 2. 3; Biology major: Candidate for Dis- linrlinn; Honors 2. 3. 4. Home ad- dress: 1902 Asylum AV? W'esl Hurl- ford 7. Conn. Urorgl- Hilic'inski Fredrrick Classln-rg Philip Hrslon Orlando Hines A1lan Huhson GEORGE L HILHIINSKI: Sigma Chi. Alwulor Club. 11111-mistry major. Honm address: 868 Howard Ave New Haxon. Conn. FREDERICK WV. GLASSBERC' Gamma Psi. vice presi- dent: Swimming 1. 2. 3. 11-: 501-1-qu 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1: Basvluall. munagl'r 3; Argus 1:, Freshman Senate; CB Library Committee: CB SrhoIarship Committee: CB Eleclinns Commillmv Stephen insc Club; Government major. Home address: 230 Broadway Ave. New Rochelle. N. Y. W'11.1.1AM C. GORDON: Phi Nu Thrta: Football 1, 2, IL 4, m-raplain 1: Basketball 1. 2: Trat-k l, 2. 3, 4; G100 Club 1. 4; CB Awards limnmillroz Sku1l and Serpent: Erunmnirs major. Home address: 20 Eurlid Ave. Delmar, N. Y. BRUCE D. HALE: Psi Upsilon. president. treasurPr; 13011 .Iulws Award; Football 1, 2. 3, vowaplain 4; Baseball 1, 2: Gulf 4: Freshman Senate. speaker; Cleo C1u1l l, 2; TNE. sorrolary-lrrasurvr: 1:11 Sl-nale: CB Awards Com- millvo: Skull and SI-rpvm: 1111019 111110 in Anwriran Col- Iogrs: Economics major; Honors 1. 2. 3,1. Homv uddrr-ss: 121 Forest Aux. Riverside. 111. W'illium Gordon Bruro Halo Page 99 Thomas Irwin Douglas Jzu'k THOMAS C. lR.VI.V: Delta Sigma. social chairman. ro- cnnling sm-rolury; XV'rc-slling 22: Raymond Dudgv Clull: Wt-sley Foundation; Psychology major: Camlitlulv fur Dislinvliun: Honors 2. 3. 4. Home address: 461 Almyru AVonuv. Youngslms n. Ulliu. DUUGLAS 5. JACK: Sigma Nu. surial vhairman: 1va Club: Band; '92 Thvalvr: Argus 1: Economics major. Hnmv address: 29 Rogers AVOIHII'. W 1-5! Sprimzlivlll. Hass. 13. W ESLEY JACKSON. Jr.: Alpha Dvlta Phi. crilir: Cross Country 1; Trnuis l. '2. 3: Squash 1. '2. 3. 4: Cardin. al Kvyz Ulla Pmlrilla 1: Wc'slt-y anlltlaliun: Tlmrndikv l'rize: I'syrlmlogy major: Candidate for Distinction: Honors 1. 2. 3. l. Hume alllll'l'SSZ NW Dunhum Road. vailt. N. Y. EUUENE LESLIE JKCUBS: Dt-llu Sigma: Busvhull l: Fvnring l: CI-rman Club: Srlmvillvr Club: stutvr Club: WESU: h glls 1. 2: Chemistry majur: tlalmlitlalv fur Dislinrlion: Honors I. '2. 3. L Ilonu- ulldrws: 70-13 Hurrnws. Form! Hills. V. Y. Jvrunn' Hoffman MHIH-w Hulmrs . illium Hmm- . 0st Jurksuu I'Iugvm- JIH'UIDS JI'JRUHH FR Ule HUFFHKN: Chi Psi. pn-sillvnl: Football 1: Buskvtlmll. manugvr l. 21: Husvlmll l. '2. 3. rap. Iain l: TNE: Skull and Svrpn-nl: Cardinal K93; Board of Hnusv l'rosi- llvms. prn-sidt-nl: 1W: Eli Uril-nlu- liun Committee: Srilior Class Day Chairman: Uvrnlun major: Honors 3. l. Home address: III Formlulr Road. Vorlh Calthvll. V. J. ANDREXV II. HULHES: lela Kappa Epsilon. corresponding: secretary. trou- surrr: . ESIV. chairman of tho lmard: 0101- Club 1. 2: Chapel Choir 1: Clwmislry major. Homv address: Camp Elumull. Freyluurg. Hr. WII.I.I.H kINU HUWE. III: Alpha Delta Phi. rm-urding srrrvlary. social John Hay Charles Hunw Juhn Inriqun I'llairmun: Sm-rvr l. 2. 3: Ulla Pod- ridu I: Pro-Iaw Cluly; History major: Honors 2. 3. l. Homo address: 156 .Vvlbsla-r Hill iuulmard. West Hart- ford T. Conn. JOHN 1:. HOY: Phi Nu lem; Nsimmiug l. 23. 3: CA. committee of tho College Cllurvh: lH'e-Tmn'lling tlluh; Argus. circulation manager: Freshman Senate: Choral Sorirty: History major: Honors 1. Hunul addrpss: Box 196. X. PSleall Station. Hilhlleluwn. Conn. CHARLES D. N. HUME: Della Tuu Della; :Ixsiuaml :lvu'ard: Sm'vvr 1: Swimming 1. 2. Ii: Ulm' lIIult: Choir: Choral Slwioly; Cardinals: JiIn-rs: Ck: Psychology majur: Honors 1. Hmm- athlross: 107! Hlinlon Ku-nmn Al- huny 10. N. X. JOHN F. INESON: Sigma Nu. ussislanl trt-asurvr. slrwurd: 1H: l'rc-Busim-ss Club: Hark Logislalurv: Econom- ics major. Home address: East Street. Sulfirld. Conn. Page 100 ARREN HAHK .IACUBS: John Wesley Club. sovrctary, president: Swimming 1: Argus. managing editor. edi- lor-in-chit'f: Foster Club: W ESU., studio manager: CB Discrimination Cummillcr: Publications Board: Malhe- nlalit's major: Honors 2, -1. Home address: 9 Prospect Park West. Brookhn 13. N. . W. GRIFFITH JEHU: ,Uplm Chi Rho: Baskvllpall l; B Isu-Imll 1: stimming :2. 3: Cunlinul lxl-y; 13B UOIIIHW' Hummillvo. vllairmzm: IIm-r-l'ralvrnily Xlllll-lic's Umnnlillvv: English major: Honors 2. 35, L Ilnlm- :uMn-ss: Ih-rlrmul Ruml. Mllturmlulo 66. Hams. ALLAN R. JUIINSUN: .Uplla lem I'lli. srlmlzn'slxip chairman: Sorm-r l: 1'4-slling 1: Ulla I'mlrillu l. 2; 11-41-11- inal l. 2; 92 Tlloalvr: Pro-Lzlw Club; CB Sc-mllv: Philosnplu Clulu: HUI: Philosophy major. Hunu- address: 61 Hrc-nlwumd Road. 4-51 Hartford 7. Conn. ll PATRICK E. JORDAN. John WVPS- Icy Club, alumni chairman; Argus IS; Hmornnn-nl major. Homo ud- dn-sa: UM South RoalL W ukrfilel. H. I. D. RUBERT KEELER: Bola Tln-lu Pi, slowurcl, Virv-pn-sitlvm; Sorter I: Ulla Pmlritla l; WVESU 2, 3: Uvrnmn Clull; Economics major. Homo zuhln-ss: 390 Schuyler ,hcn nue, Kingston. Pa. WARREN W. KENERSON: Sigma Chi. ullllolir chairman; Football 1. 2. 3. l; Trark l, 2. 3; Alnalt-r Clull; CIu-mistry major. Honu- ud- tlru-ss: Box 37. Unvamillv. 11mm Warrnn Jacobs Urmilll Jl'llll Allan Johnson Russo-II Knisol Frmlvrirk Kuhn Patrick Jordan Rnlu-rl Kt-vlvr Warren Kvnorsun RIVSSELL H. KNISEL: Gamma Psi. social chairman. rushing rommillrr. presidc-nt: Football 1: Basketball 1. ii, 4; CB I'rmn Connnillvv 3: CB Senate; TNE; History major. Hmm- address: 155 Elm! ild Lakr. Blooming- dale, N. I FREDERICK M. KUHN: lndopnmlonl; Football, mun- ugrr l, assistant munagvr 2: Sailing 2. 3,1; German Club: i Slrplu-n insc Club; Yarhl Club, commodore; XV ESU 3; CA; Evonumirs major. Homo auldn-ss: 922 Easl 9lll Street. Brooklyn 30. N. Y. EDWARD HYRON KUNOPKA: Della Tau lh-Ila, rur- rvsponding secretary; Argus l. juninr Nlilur 2, 3; senior edilor 3: vaman Club: Fn-m-h Chill: Homanrc Lun- guages major: Cundidalv for Distinction; Honors 2. 3. Home address: 36 Elmer Ser-l, Hiddlelmsn. Conn. PAUL L. KRENTZHAN: Della Sigma, rorrvslmnding set-rclury, president: CB Senate: Argus 3. features odi- tur 4; Spanish Clulu; Pulitivul Union 4: VHSU 1, 2: Government major: HOIHP addn-ss: 1032 South Orangu- Urmo AV9nllP. Los Angolvs 19, California. Edward Konopkn Paul Kremzmml Page, 101 Nosup Kwak Vivtor Lane NOSUP IXWVXK: Indvpvudem: Foster Club: Muthmnatirs major; Candillale for Distinction; Honors 3. 4. Honw ad- Jn-ss: 3-1- Chung-Joug, Seoul. Korea. VICTOR H. LANE. 1 : John XVosh-y Hlulr. Nrrl'vslmnd- ing srrrotary. social chairman; CA. raluinrl nu-mlwr: Firv DvpL: I'syrlmlngy major. Hum? mMrt-ss: 535 Hill Tor- rm'o. Winnvtku. HI. CARL F. LESNUR: John Wbslvy Illuh: Hock ngisla- lure: Fn-m'll Club, Vit'o-prosidcnl: Argus 2. 4: WEI . Home address: 25 E. 83rd 5L. Nms York 23, N. CHARLES E. LITTLE: Beta Theta Pi; Swimming 1: Argus 1; ,92 Theater: English major; Honors 3, 4: Can- didate for Distinction. Honw address: CJ? Vt-lvrun's Village. Middlt'mwn. Conn. Rnlwrl Luxr-joy RuIn-rl Lurkic- Richard Mdiunnvll Carl Lesnor Charlvs Liltlo ROBERT M. LOVEJOY: John W'es- ley Club: Sigma Nu l, 2; CB Senate; Wrestling 1; Argus 1. 2, 3. 4: Pre- Law Club, president; CB Rushing Committee; CB Elections Commit- tee; French Club; Church Slandim.r SJOIIOH :Jofum AJmsyH :aaugluumJ l. 2. 3, 4. Home address: Round Hill Street, Greenwich, Conn. ROBERT C. LUCKIE. JR.: Alpha Chi Rho; CB Senate; Squash. mun- ager 2, 3: Managerial Board: Class President, 1, 2, Class Vive-Presidenl 3; CB President 4; Honor System Com- mittee 2, 3; CB Parley Committee; Spanish Club; Mystical Seven; Who's Who in American Colleges; Chad- hourne Prize; William Day Lennard Award; Mathematics major; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors 1, 2, 3, L Home address: 115 West Lorengo. Norfolk 3. Va. RICHARD S. McCONNELL: Phi Nu Theta; Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Wrestling; TNE; Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Choral Society 4; CA; History ma- jor; Phi Beta Kappa; Candidate for William Hm-aulay William Halmm-y Rusuriu Wungiafit'o Distinction; Honors 1. 2. 3. 4. Home address: 80 Standish Boulevard, Pittsburgh 28, Pa. WILLIAM P. MACAULAY: Delta Kappa Epsilon, secretary: Sorrt-r l. 3.1; Baseball 1. 2?; Cardinal Key: Argus l, 2; Ollu Podridu 1, 22, senior editor 3: CA: Srllneider Club: Cllrmislry major. Hunlr auldn-ss: 1090 Darl- moulh Street. West Englmumd, N. J. WILLIAM S. C. MAHONEX': Bela Them Pi: Tennis Manager 2, 3; AtllIn-lirs Managerial Board 3; Ulla l'mlrida 3: ,92 Theater: WESU 1; Art major: Candidate for Distinction: Honors 2. L Home address: 422 Wright Street, Wetlmrsfield 9, Conn. ROSARIO S. MANGIAFICO: Chi Psi, steward; Basketball 1; Sm-rcr 2. 3: Newman Club; History major. Home address: 26 Bushell Street, Hartford, Conn. Page 102 .1. RONALD MILAVSKY: John 1Vu'lvy Club; Utn'vrnnu-nt major: Honors 3. Home addrvss: 01 Clmvlaml ,hv- nun, Hartford, Conn. JOHN .1. 311111511, 111: Umnmu I'si, xirr-prvsidc'nl; 312 TIu-zlh-r: Ahum-r Club; Frhm-ith-r Club; Chmnislry major; Honors 3. 1. Home address: 100 Spruce Slroel, San Frilnrisro, Calif. RHIHAHD HENRY 1111111111: Bola TIH-la Pi, n-rnrtlvr: Hzm-I-ull 2, 3. 1: 11131511 1, 2: English major. Ilmm- aul- dress: 91 Central Park West. Ntm York 23. N. Y. XV. BOWL MILLER: Delta kappa Ep- silon, president; Basrlyall 3; Soccer 3: Track 4; Argus 3: 011a Podrida 3: CB Senate; Newman Club; 13.4.; History $v'ZJ$;LrH1$iJTIES 3011111111; 1 31$wa 1 Ronald Hilaxsky .1011 Miller Rirhunl Nlillvr BRADFORD H. M1TER: Gamma 1'si, sorial rhairmun; Track, manager 2. 3, 1; Sailing Club; varnmenl ma- jor. Home address: 117 Dalll Circlo. Van Home Park, Fort Bliss, Tex. ROBERT S. MOORE: Doha Tun 111-1- 111, steward; Football 1; Trark 1; Bus- ketball, manager 1; 1nlvr-1mlvrnily Athletic Council; Band I, 2, 3, 4; $92 Theater; Argus; Ollu l'ndrida; GlH-A Club 1, 4; Music major; Honors. Home address: 87 Carpvnll-r Anmur. Yonkers 7. N. Y. Allwrl Klarrus lhmuld Wurivlv 111ml 111111-13 Hrutlrnnl 11ilvr Rulmrl 311ml? ALBERT D. 11111111115: John 314-5103' 1211111, social chair- man; WESL 1; Goons: CA: Art major; Honors 3. 1. Home address: Huston Posl Ruad. East thr, Conn. DONALD L. HARHILE: Delta Sigma; H-m-ing 1; 11190 111111, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3; tionwrl Committee: Al- waler Club, prvsidonl; Calm-ra Club; Clivlllislry major; Candidate for Distinction; Hmmrs 1, 23, 3, 1!. Hmm- ud- drvss: Casilla 1717. Santiago, Cllilv. LEWIS H. WARKUW 1T1: Della Sigma; 1111 Senate; Snorer 1, 2; XV roslling 1; Football, manager 3; Baseball, manager; VESU 1. 2. 3: Argus 2: Prv-Iuw 1311111; Politi- cal Union; Umrrnnu-nl major: Candidate for Distinc- tion; Honors 1. Hunw udtlrvss: 19226 Husl XVaIIam- Slrool, ank. 11a. DAV1D H. HAHSHALL: Doha Sigma. rushing chair- man; Soccer 1; Squash 1. 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1. 22, 3, 4; Fool- hall, manager 3, 11: Argus 1, 2, 3, 4; 0112: 11011111121 3, 4; Hand 1, 2; 11rc--Iaw Club; Cardinal Kt-y; lnlor-fruh'rnily AthlPtiv Counril; Umornmenl major; Honors, 1, 2, 3. Hump uddrt'ss: 91 Evkinglou Stn-ol. Springfivld. Muss. Lewis Wurkowilz Dan id Harshall Page 103 Harrell l'vmwll Rcmahl Porrin HOWELL BARRETT PENNELL, JR: Della Kappa Ep- silon: Squash 1: Tennis 1. 2: Sm-t'or 2, 3, .1; WESLT 1. 2; Argus l. 2, 3, sports Hlitor l: Ulla l'mlrida 1, 2. mlilor- in-rlliof 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: 11B I'mm Commilu-l-z Hys- lit-al Seven; English major. Hmm- zuhlrrss: 826 33 ick- fiold Road, 3Vynm-w0ml. Pa. RONALD V. 0. PERRIN: History major; Hunurs .1. Home addrPss: 153 Poplar shmuw. Wi-sl Springfield. Mass. P. MICHAEL PHELPS: Psi Upsilon, xiu- pn-sidvnl, sve- rc-lary; Squash 1. 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, raplain 71; Fn-shluun Senate; CB Parley Committee; Argm l. 2. 3. l: 33 EST I. 2; Ulla Podridu, literary editor; Rosa Avanl: 3311m- Fellowship in Econumit's: Economics major: Honors 1. 2, 3, 4-; Phi Beta Kappa. Hum? address: 2139 Urt'hurd Lune, Highland Park, Ill. ROBERT E. POOLEY: lela Tau Della, Oo-ruslling chairman; Swimming 1, 2, 3. 4; Biology major. Homo ad- dress: 12-1- Oxford Boulevard, Garden City. N. Y. David Hurris John Hoshvr Tllumas Null Hivqu-l Phelps Rnlu-rl Poulvy UAxlD C. UURRIS: Gamma I'si, so- 1 vial chairman: Freshman Sonalv: Ar- gus: CB Prom Conunillml; Cardinal Kvy: Raymond Dodge Club: C-X; I'syt'lmlogy major. Honw address: 49 Madison Anmuv. Monu-lalir. N. J. JOHN F. UOSHER, JR.: Delta Kappa Epsilon: Football 2 3, 4; W'rrslliug 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Swinmling l; Prv-Vt-Il UIIIII: Biology major. Hmm- uddresu Coeymuns, N. Y. THOMAS M. NAIL: Sigma Chi, 5w- rolary: Frosllman Senate, scl'rctary: Sm-m-r 1; Squash 1: Glev Club 1, 2, 3, l; .92 Theater: CA; Schnnider liluln; Ulla Pmlrida, activities editor 3; Pvlor Nixon Richard Nolulw Donald Num's FN'W'II CIUIH Sigma Xi; BiUIUEY ma- jur; Phi Bola Kappa; Honors 1, 2, 3, 21. Home address: 202 Third SlrI-vl, Fulton, Ky. PETER D. NIKON: Chi Psi. alllh-lir chairman; Busvhall l, 2. 3: Buskvlhall l. 2. 3. 1: TNE; History major. Home address: 76 Moorelund Avenue. Lemninsler. Muss. RICHARD K. NUBBE: Psi Upsilon, secrrlary; V n-slling 1; Football 1: Fn-m-h Club; IRC: Romana- Lun- guuges major. Home address: 90 Morningside Drive, New Xork 27. N. Y DONALD NUNES: Chi Psi, xit'v president; Soccer 2, 3, t-o-caplain 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; THIIIis 1, 2, 4; Base. hall 3; Argus 1, 2, sports editor 3; Olla Podrida; Mystical Seven; TNE; English major; Candidate for Distinc- tion; Honors 3. Homv address: 19 Wmullawn Avenue, Nms Rochelle. N. Y. l'algv HM STUART E. HxU'l': lelu Tau Phil. pl'vsidcnl: P1Sl l. 2. 3: HA. ln-usurrr: Collegium. prosillvnt: CB Sen- ulv: English major: Honurs l. 2. 3. l. Hmm' auldrq'ss: 38-20 Boune. Flushing 54. N. Y. S. RICHARD REECE: Bola lelzl Pi. m-vrl-lau'y, rl'Hll'lll'l': hgus 1: Huling Club 1: I'ISU 1. 2: English major. Ham:- uddresn: TH Alhiun. Denvr'r. Colo. DAVID T. RICH: Urlla Tau Dvllu. xinpn-sith-nl; Smw-vr 1: Squash l: h'gus 2, 3. 1; 1 151 2: Freshman Fumlann-ntals Cunllnillvc l: Glm- Cluln 1; English major: Ilmmrs 3, 4. Hmnv address 260 Franklin Sln-rl, Ne'w- Inn 38. Uuss. LAWRENCE W. ROCKWELL: Psi Upsilon; 80mm 1. 2: er-stling 2. 3, 4: Track 1., 2; CA; CB Rally t: u m m i l l v 9; Cheerleader: Ulla , - -. Pudrixla 2. Home address: 15 East ' 'M' Ridgv. Hidgvfirld. Conn. EDWARD C. ROW E: John W'Psloy Club, Vire-presidem. rushing chair- mun; Freshman Senate; WESU 3; Argus l-g Ulla Podrida 4; CB Prom Unnnnillvo 3; Schneider Club, trea- surt-I': Cardinal Key; Slopllon isv Club; SDA; Biology major; Hunurs I. Home address: Qtro F, USV-XS Moffel Field, Calif. DAVID R. IH'BINO, JR.: Julm MlsI1-y Club; Wrslvy Foundation I: Huull-r Club; lnslrummllal En. m-mlulv: Hlvv Club 1. 2: Biology major: Honors 1, 2. 3. Home ull- Klimhs: 87 Etlnurds Strvol. Aguwum. ass. Stuart Rupp Kirlmrd H000:- Hichurd Sundrrson Richard Sumoro Lamronl't- Rm-kwvll Phhulrll Rowe mill Rlllrino RUIHAHD U. SANDEHSUN: Alpha Chi Rho, sorn-lal'y: Football 1, 2. 3; Socrvr 1: Basketball 1, 22; Baseball 1; Track 2. 3. 4; lInm-rrl Commim-v 71: CB Svuulo 22, 3: CB Prom Committee 3, t'llzlirmam 1: TNE; Skull and Serpent; Biology major, Hnlmrs l, 2. 1. Hmnv allllrrss: 33 Pin:- Trov Strm-l. Alnington. Muss. RICHARD V. SANTORU: Delta Sigma, utlllt-tiv chair- man; Baseball 1: Argus 1; Freshman Senate; English major. Hume atltlrvss: 18 Horuingsidq- Tvrruw. Willing:- forxl, Conn. ROBERT F. SAYRE: Phi Nu Them; Squmh 1; Tennis 1: Soccer. manager 2. 3. 4: Argus I. 2. IL l. etlilor-in-rllivf. exm'uliu editor; Cardinal l. 2: '92 Tllc'ulrv; English ma- jor; Honors 3, 71-. Home mMrvss: 361: N. Droxrl .Xn-nuv, Columbus 9. Ohio. ROBERT H. SCHMIDT: Chi l'si, pledge muslrr. sw'ro- tary. vice-presidem: Baskvlluall l; Bzm-hall l. 22, 3. 4: Swimming 2; GIN! Club 1. 2; Frvshnmn Svn' 1v: CB 8': - ate; CA: Mathmotirs major. Houn- mldross: 33 ,Xsran Avenue, Forest Hills. N. Y. Rnlwrl Sayre Robert Schmidt Pnglr 103 Ronald St-lln-ihvr 1Villianl Schummrirk RONALD P. SIIHREIBER: Bria Theta Pi, sH-n-lury '2. st'lmlarsllip vllairman 2. IL prrsidenl 1: Cardinal Key. prositlrnt 1: CH Parley Cummiucv. vu-t'llairman: CB Viro-Prn-sidt-nl: History mujur: Honors 1. 2. IL 1: Phi Ih-lu kappa. Hmnv mlllross: I100 11nndnly him. Duylun UJHIiu. 11114111111 11. SCIHWHIHHIK: Dvllu Sigma: I7rnring 1: Argus 1. 2: Canu-ra Club: WEN: 2: Uuling Huh: Urology major: Honors 1. 2. Hunu- mhlrvn: Hrasu Hill Road. Orange, 11mm. JUHN A. SEHLAK: John 11oslcy Club; Ahsahr Club: Band: 11 E311 1: Chemistry major: Candidate for Distinc- lion: Hmmrs l. Hunw address: 211 110101I4-r Aux. I'a-vks- Lill. N. V. LEON 11. 5131.111: Tq-nnin 1. 2, 3: 11 rslvyan Film Sul'ivly: 1213 Assembly Cmmnim-v. 1-o-t'1lairman: Xrl major: Hun- oh I1. Homo :uldrrss: 209 Park Ann. Ntm 10rk. 1V. V. Larry Shapiru 11v1x yn Shapiro Jnhn Shoal? John $011131: Lvnn 5011;: LARRY SHAPIRU: 1111i Nu lelal. ullllmic chairman; Baskt'llmll 1: Squash 3. 4: Track 1: Film Socio- ly: Argus: History major: 110n- ors 1. Hnmr address: 145 tivntrul Park W'esl. New York 23. N. 3 . HELVYN F. SHAPIHU: .Iulm 11t-slvy Club: 11rvstling. manager 1. 2. 3. 4; Freshman Senate: Argnm managing editor 4; Sl'hnoidor Club: Slnpllvn Wise Club: Chem- istry major: Candidate for His- tinction; Honors 1. 2. 3. 4: Phi Bola Kappa. Honw a:llln-ss: 35710 Hurling Ann. leruil. Hit'h. JOHN 11. 5111111111713: Sigma Chi. lrrusurrr: Football 1: German Jumvs Shrparll John Slmnlt- CharII-s Smith Hluln; Alwau-r Club: Hallu-muliA-s major. Hmm- alldrrss: '24 Lamar- lq-r Aux, liallhin, N. Y. JXHHS E. SHEPARD: Sigma lllli. xivv-prvsidvnt. srlmlursllip rhuirmun: Sm-ror l: Husvlulll l: Argus 1. 2: Yurlll Club: Srhm-idcr Club: CB Srhnlardlip Cummitlm': 1'1rvshnmn Hamllumk Commilu-v: Biology majur: Cumli. date for Dislilwlion: Honors 1. 2. I5. 1. Home address: 20 Buy 51.. Tilmn. N. H. JOHN I. SHONLE: John Wesley Club; Football 1: Outing Club. prvsidvul: WESU l. 2. 3: Foster 1111111,presi- dent: German Club: Phi Beta Kappa: Johnston. ShPrnun, Brum-r, erler Priz '2, Physics major: Candidalv I'ur Uislilwliml; Honors 1. 2. 3. 4. Home address: 32 East 32nd Slrwl. Indianapolis 3. 1nd. CHARLES F. SMITH. JR.: Phi Nu lela. plmlgr nmstrr; Football 1. 2. 3. l: Wroslling 1, 2: Hm-kvy 3. 4; Track 1. Z. 3. 1: TNE; Mystin'al Svu-n: Publivalions Board. busilwss manager; 1111511 2. 3. A1: Newman 'Iluln, prvsidvnt. Hume address: 3 Grommay Lama 1;rvvnfiold. Haas. Pug? 106 P. JAHEH STULL: Doha Sigma; Ulla Pudrinlu 23. 4, photography miilur 3; Cardinal 2; Xrgus 15: ESI' . ' Ulvv Club 3, 4: Outing: Club; Camera Club: CA; l'hysivs major: Candidate for Uislinrlion: Honors 1. 22. 35. 1: PM Brian Kappa. Home address: 30 lhe rphlnds. Berkeley 5. Cal. XV. DAVID STRATTON: Bola Tln'lu I'i. trcuaurcr. rushing: l'hnirmun: 5Mimnlin;v l. :2: Mn-hl Huh: FA: Phpirs major; Honors 1, 2. Hmm- atldn-ss: W VJIool 51.. South Dartmouth. Wass. LEROY V. STRHHIA. JIL: Sigma Hui. scholarship chairman: Football l. 23. 3: Track I. 2. .i. I: TNE: qu'sl- ling 1; English major. Humv mhlrvsa: ISI Front 51.. Hilltllrhmn. Conn. HAROLD M. STUHL: Sigma Chi. soriul chairman. president: Track I: Ulm- Club; Cardinal Key: CB Alh- Ivlir Committee: Choral Society: Cardinals: CB Senate; English mu- jur: Hmmrs l. 2, 1. Homr address: 11 Lorenzo Lune. Cluylon 24. Mu. JOHN A STURR: Alpha Chi Rho: vaman Club; Atleu-r Club: WESL 3: CA; Chomislry major. Homo a:l- drvss: 1310 W est Sm-M. Uliva. N. Y. JOSEPH F. STIYRR: Alpha Chi Rho. slvwartl; Baseball. manager 3, 1: Now- man Club; CA: German Club: Mun- ugvriul Board. chairman; Psychology major: Candidate for Distinction: Honors 3, 1; Home mldrvss: 1310 West Slreel. l'liczl. N. Y Jumvs Slull Dmitl Slrulluu lmro; Slruhlu Cllurlva Snow John Slurr llzlrulnl Sluhl John Slurr Joseph Slurr CHARLES N. SNU : Alpha Della Phi. rurrvspomling secretary: CB I'rum Cummillma Ulla Pmlrinla L 2; Ero- nomit's Illajur. Hunw mltlrvss: 5 Kvnsinglml 11. Edge- 0011 J. R. I JOHN F. STARR: Alpha Dvllu Phi: Truck 1; Ulov Club 3. l: CA' Eronomivs major. Hunw :uhlross: 215 Edger- lon 5L. Last Humplon. 11mm. THEUUURE E. STEIN: Gamma Psi: Trnnis 2; Squash 3; XVESL' 1: W esloyan Nt'W'S Bureau 1; Choir L 2. 35. 4; Cllural Surin-ly 2. 3; CB I'arh-y Commillvv: 11B Constitu- liun Cunllllillt-tu chairman: Umu'orl Commim'v: Ero- numiu major: Honors 2. l. Hon address: Burlinglun. 1mm. PETER 0. STEEUE: Alpha Dvllu Phi, president, ln-u- surer. rushing chairman: CB Social Cmmniuee. cu-clmir- mun: Fr 'Ilmun Integration Cummillt-e: CB Parley Com- miller: LB Senaloz Dvlnalv Society: Cardinal 2. 3; Olla I'ndrida 1; Student lYnion Cummillae: Claw it-c-PrPsi- dvnl 4: History major; Honors 2. 4: Home address: 190 Brimfield Rd.. W'ollwrsfirld 9. Conn. Theodoro Stein Polor Slovgc Page 107 Frederirk 1V1u1k0r Duncan W'zlll FREDERICK C. W'ALKER: John V'esley Club: Ger- man Club. treasurer: Pre-Min. Club: Germain major. Home address: 3 Miles Ann. Middlvhmn. 11mm. H. 111 NCAN W ALIA. .1R.: DPIhl Sigma. pnwidI-nl: Squash 1: Bawllull I: Argm 2. 3. I; 01121 Pmlridu 1: 11B 5'9 an Freshman Senate: 1H1H'11I'zu-I1ing Club: Englhll major: Candidate fur Dislim-Iion: Hanan 1. Homv ud- drebs: 1110 1V. Woodbine Slroel. Chevy Chase. Md. LEE M. W'ELLER: Della Kappa Epsilon; Golf 3. 1: CB Rushing Committee: Arl major. Homo address: 17!: Temple St. Whitman. Nlalsm FRANK H. WILIAMS: Phi Nu Tllelu. lruusurvr: Sxxim- ming 1; Squmh 3. 1: 019,9 Club 1. 2. 3, 4. stcvrvlury president: Choral Soriety 2. 3. 1: Cardinals 2 3: Jilwry 1; Fl'lfhlllllilll Senulr: WEhl 2: Musir n '. Homo uddrkss: 31 Culhedrnl Ave Hempklvud. N. 1. Curl 511 anmn Thonms Taylur Xllon 'rn-n-k 1.1-0 111- 01' I'rzmk 11illiams 1ZU1L 11. SXVA3SUN: Dvlln 'l'uu IJrIlu: Fuollmll I: 131'05111'11: l. 2. 1: Truck 1: '93 TllPuh-r: TNE: CA: Unrnum major. Home uddrvn: ll; Eliot 5L. 1Vort'enlm' 5. Mam. THOMAS M. TA1LOR. JR: Sigma Uni. sm'rt-luq. prrsidem: Sm-rvr l. :2. 3. VI: Suimming 1. 2. '. Ir: Tennis l: 11X: Freshman ' lie: CB Scu- nlr: Gh'c Club 1. Class Sunw- 3: CB. sm-relury-lreahurerz 110nre..iun Committee. chairman: Mydit-ul Seven: Uirl'riminuliun Cunl- millee: V1103 XX ho in Amerivun 1:01- legen: Ecmmmim major. Hume ml- drvn: 130'! Ihiridgv Drive. Kings- pnrl. Tq-nn. KLLER 11. TERElx: John Wurslry Club. athletic rlluirmnn. social rhuir- 1.1-nis Tlmrgu-rsn-n Jerry 'l'rulinlrnko 11illium 1 ogol mun: Chtsh Club: I'I'e-Tezu'hing Club: History major: Honors '2. 1. 11mm,- urldren: RD 1-18. Washing- lon Delml. Conn. LEWIS S. T. THOHGERSEN: Phi All Them. l'lhllillg chairman: Suimming 1. 3: 11130.33 Country 1. 2. 3. mp- luin l: Truvk 1. 2. 3. I'upluin IA: TNE. virquprmith-nl: TNE :hun'd: Clans 1ire-Prt-sidcnl: CH Rushing Commit- tee. chairman; 011:: Pndrillu. an editor: Cardinal: My; irul Seven: Art major. Hume :Iddwn: Dunk Lune. lrxinglon. N. Y. JERR1 S. TROHMENKO: Julm W'esley Club: Surrrr 1. 2. 3. 1: Ahmler Club. wvrelury-n'ezhurrr: Chem- istry mnjnr: Candidate for Dislinrlinn: Honors 1. 2. l. Home :uldrrss: 337 3. 7111 5L. Philadelphia 23. Pu. WILLIAM VOUEL: John W'vslvy Club: Delmlv Soviru: FA: 111IILIA-y I'rize: Iky'hulngy major: Hmmn 3. 1. Home address: 138-11 223 51.. Lunrellon. N. 1 . Puge- 108 ROBERT L. V IN : Iivlu Tllvla Pi; John Weslvy Clulp; Ult-r 111111: 1, 2. 3; Argus 1, 2; Utmsr, edilor; W'ESU 3: 011a Pudridu. fralvrnily editor; Political Union: Cardinal 1; Classical Civ. Club: Classics major; Honors 1. 2, 1. 1101110 address: 73 South Maple. Westfield. Muss. LAWRENCE A. WULD: Gamma 115i, secrolary, steward, prvsidvnl; FUOHIH 1: Truck 1. 2. 3: Cross country 2. 3; Argus 1, 2; Student Union Committee: Honor System Committee. Chairman; 192 Theater 1. 2; Mock Legis- lature; Mathematics major; Honors 1. Z. 3, 1-. Home uddrrss: 6505 Soaviow Ann. Soatlhl. Wash. JOHN H. WOODSUN: Gamma Psi, treasurer; John Wyvslvy 1111111: Alwalcr 111111;. xit'v pn'sitlonl: WESU; Outing Club: Firv vaL; Sow'I-r 1, 2. 3, 4: W'rt-slling 1; Chemistry major: Ilunors 1. 2, I1, 1; Cumlidatv fur Dislinrlion. Honn- atlnlrvss: 28 W'hilman Mom : West Hartford. Conn. HUGH K. 11111101111,sz Alpha Delta Phi. rhuplain, Vice president; 1 Hm-u-r 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Squash Rulu-I'I1Viml 142m rvm-o Wold Jolm 110045011 1: Cardinal 1, 2, mlitor-in-t'lliof l1. 4: Cardinal Key: 1115 AssvnIMy Cummillmh. vu-rhairman: English major; Honors 1. 2, 3. 4. 11me all- nlrr-ss: Woodhull Housv. Lawrom'r- ville. N. .1. JUHN B. W RIGHT, JR.: 1m1t-p1-n- tlont; Froslmlun Sonale; 011a Pod- ritla 2: Hmnanw- Languagvs major: Candidate for Dislim'liun; Hun- ors 2, 1. Home address: 3-51 Vols Villagv, Middlvmwn. Conn. JAHES B. YOUNH: Dc-lla Kappa Epsilon. st-m-lary. xit-v president: Football 1. 2, 3, 4; erslling 3; Hm'kn-y I1, .1; Track 1; CB Svnalv; 17A: Ulla 1,0:1rida. adn-rlising manugn-r 3; Mathematics major. Hmm- atldrln : 22 Milrs XV? Mid- 1111-lnwn. Conn. Hugh Wright John Wright James Young 1111;141:131 11. YUITNU: Bola lela Pi. slvwzu'tl. 111v prvsitlvm. prosidu-nl: tlrnss rnunlry 1. 21 25. 1; Truck 1. 22. 11. 1; CB Athlvtir Committee. chairman: Froshnlan Svn- ulr: Eronmnics major: Honors 1. 2. 3. v1. 110nm address: RFD N0. 17 Dunielsen. Conn. JAY W. LHTSI'ENIH: 115i Upsilon: Buskvlhall 1; Base- ltall 1; English major: Honors 1. 1101110 address: 4-523 Bunyan Lame, Bay Point. Miami. Flu. RONALD F. MILLER: 1missing1 Beta Tlu-ta I'i; John Weslny Club: Baseball 1. 2. :1; XVESU 1. 2: CA; Uvr- 1111 v . man Club; 11ro-loar111ng Club: Cuosv; CB Concert Com- 1 Id. 101111;: Jay I'MSpHVh millee: CIuwic-s maljnr. Home uddrt-ss: RFD No. 1. WHEN! Rd.. Cheshire. 12mm. Page 109 AWARD 0F PRIZES AYRES PRIZE KFreshmun with tho stl rvcord for first sompsled: Rolwrt Thornlon Fislu-r'58 BRIGGS PRIZE thateJ: Norman David Thompson! ,56 and Robert Arthur W'alkpr, Jr. '56 BRUNER PRIZE 6Froshman improvement during l953-5U: Russcll Lewis Snyder 557 CAMP PRIZE KEninsM: Paul Srbwalter ,57 CHADBOURNE PRIZE lOutsmuding Froshmank James Moiklo Eglin ,58 HOLE PRIZES 6Englishh First prize, John Edwin Thiesnwyer 558:, second prizes, Alden Edward anp '58 and Christopher Cooper Dunham '58; honorabh- mvnlion, Charles Crave: Dunzoll 958 and Robert David Wolfe 558 DAVENPORT PRIZE fl'olilirs and Cm'ernnwnU: David Eli Bodnor 555 DORCHESTER PRIZE fEnglishJ: Norman David Thompson 556 DUTCHER PRIZE inslnryh Philip Laighlon Dodge .55 and Harvey Fist'htrom 555 GIFFIN PRIZE KRelig'ioni: Gregory Timon Armstrong ,55 GRAHAM PRIZE UValural Sciancd: John Trwin Shonlo 555 INGRAHAM PRIZE 6Classirsl: Martin Mehin Benjamin g57 and Donald Urorgc Holm-ll '57 JOHNSTON PRIZE fPhysicU: Alan Richard Ct-rsloin 557 LITTELL PRIZE bistrmmmyh David W'arren Cox 556 PARKER PRIZE fPuinc Speakingh Robert Arthur W'alkor, Jr. '56 PEIRCE PRIZE Nihvmisln'h Alan Theodore Moffet 557 PRENTICE PRIZE !Cernmnh Nut awarded in 1954-55 RICE PRIZE fMullmmulicsl': William Harvey Austin ,5? and Alan Tht-mlorv NoH'r-I 557 RICH PRIZES 60ratimU: First Prizo, Erwin FrenkH 555; second prize, Robert TPnnanl Brown '55 RYDER PRIZES lJ'Vaturv, method and purpose of ll liberal arts roIIPgH: First prizr- not awarded; seumd prize, Erwin Frenkel 555 SCOTT PRIZE Hhmumrp Languugvsh David Jackson Cox '56 and Howard Hewitt Schlorelh 558 SHERMAN PRIZE KMalhomatit'V: Rolwrt Tllornlon Fisher 558 SILVERMAN fChemistryh Jerry Swiatoslaw Trofimen'm '55 SPINNEY PRIZE fCrpeIn': Harvey Fischtmm '55 THORNDIKE PRIZE !Psychologyh Charles Wesli-y Jackson, Jr. 555 WALKLEY PRIZES KPsychoIogW: First prize, Joseph Francis Slurr ,55, second prize, Benjamin John Foola 555 WELLER PRIZE mophomoro with the best record for th', year 1953-50: Dmid Jackson Cox '56 WESLEYAN MEMORIAL PRIZE: Richard Jerome Conzloton, Jr. 555 WVISE PRIZE fPhilosnphyh Francis Alexander Cancian'56 EDWARD BENNET ROSA VVORTHY STUDENT AWARDS: Lalllam Loo Allison '55, Urogury Timon Armstrong 35, Paul Michael Phelps 555, Wolvyn Frrderick Hlapiro 555, William Harry Young ,55 THORNDIKE UHSTINCTIOIVW AW ARDS: Richard Edwin Fisher 555, Edward Myron Konopka 555, Nosup Kwak 955, Janws Edward Shepard 535, Thomas Clarence Irwin '55, Manfred Albrecht 555, John Hodges Woodson 55. 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DODGE MRS. GEORGE DWIGHT MR. AND MRS. ROCCO FAzm MR. AND MRS. BENNY FEOLA MR. AND MRS. GERALD R. FISHER MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM E. FUGELSUN MR. AND MRS. LEOPOLD FRENKEL ALVA MOORE GOLDSMITH MR. AND MRS. CARLTON c. GORDON MR. AND MRS. E. c. HALE MR. AND MRS. EDWIN c. HAMILTON Page 114 MR. AVD MRS. CARLETOX 'II HAZEN MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND S. HEDGES FRITSA MILLER HES'l'ON HRS. LIIJJAV T. HINES MR. AND MRS. JOHV R. HOBSON MR. AND HRS. FRANK HOFFMANr HR. AND MRS. G. BRITTUV HOLMES VIR. AND MRS. WALTER K. HOWE, JR. DOROTHY V. HUME HR. AVD HRS. CLAREVCE IRWIN MR. AND MRS. ROLAND S. JACK MR. AND HRS. CHARLES W. JACKSON HR. AND MRS. SIDNEY JACOBS MR. AND MRS. K. G. JOHNSON HRS. CHARLES H. JORDAN HR. AND HRS. ADOLPH C. KNISEL MR. AND MRS. MYROX KONOPKA MR. HENRY K. LANE MR. AND HRH. JOHN R. LITTLE MR. AND MRS. DONALD M. LOVEJOY MR. AND HRS. R. C. LUCKIE DR. AVD HRS. FRAXCIS A. MACAULEY MR. AND MRS. W. C. MAHONEY THE SAMUEL MARSHALL FAMILY HR. AND HRS. MALCOLM R. NlcCUNVELL HRS. JOHN JOHNSTON HILLER, JR. HR. AND HRS. W. ROWLAND MILLER COL. AND HRS. FRANK l5. MITER DR. AVD MRS. JOHN F. MOSHER MR. AVD MRS. XIARTIN C. VALL DR. AND HRS. GEORGE VOBBE MR. AND MRS. KENNETH N. NUNES REV. AND MRS. ALFRED H. RAPP COMPLIMENTS OF THE CONNECTICUT POWER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF HAZEN'S, INC. 172 COURT STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. 1878 1955 Seventy-Seven Years of Service To Wesleyan RICE, DAVIS 46 DALEY INSURANCE 8L REAL ESTATE GUY AND RICE BUILDING 329 MAIN STREET DIAL MIDDLETOWN, DIAMOND 6-6635 Page 115 MR. AND MRS. JAMES S. REECE MR. AND MRS. HOWARD L. RICH MRS. WINTHROP E. ROCKWELL MR. AND MRS. HARRY C. ROWE ME. AND MRS. DAVID R. RUBINO MR. AND MRS. H. F. G. SCHMIDT MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. SCHUMMRICK MR. AND MRS. IVAN SELIG MRS. LILLIAN SHAPIRO MR. AND MRS. HOWARD SHEAFF MR. AND MRS. ROBINSON SHEPARD MRS. HORACE A. SHONLE MRS. MILDRED F. SNOW MR. AND MRS. ROBERT J. STURR JEANETTE G. STOLL VERNON STOLL MR. AND MRS. M. L. STUHL MR. AND MRS. CARL B. SWANSON MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM E. STRATTON MR. AND MRS. T. M. TAYLOR MRS. GEORGE E. TEREK EDWARD THORGERSEN MR. AND MRS. HERMAN VOGEL MR. AND MRS. MAYNARD WELLER MR. AND MRS. MAURICE WIND MR. AND MRS. A. C. WOLD MR. AND MRS. HAROLD E. YOUNG 31R. AND MRS. MARIORT C. YOUNG 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 Page 116 MIDDLETOWN, CONN. COMPLIMENTS OF CAULKINS AND POST, INC. Gems in Fine Home Furnishings 484 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. TEL. DIAMOND 6-7703 COMPLIMENTS OF LONGWORTH - CARLSON, INC. Your Authorized Ford Dealer 55 NORTH MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. COMPLIMENTS OF JON - ELLS DAIRY BAR AND LUNCHEONETTE 147 William Street Phone Diamond 6-9795 MIDDLETOWN, CONN. Page 117 COMPLIMENTS OF THE MIDDLETOWN PRESS MIDDLETOWN PLATE GLASS CO. Plate - Art - Auto - Window Glass and Mirrors 151 Williams Street MIDDLETOWN, CONN. Tel. Diamond 6-3039 TEXACO GASOLINE GOODYEAR TIRES AND BATTERIES STANDARD TIRE CO., INC. Corner of Main and William Streets - Middletown, Conn. AT ALLING'S You will find a complete line of Sporting Equipment and Rubber Footwear ALLING'S RUBBER CO. 476 MAIN STREET SAM'S PACKAGE STORE 84 Church Street MIDDLETOWN, CONN. Tel. Diamond 7-2820 Page 118 COMPLIMENTS OF HANSON ELECTRIC 205 Main Street Electrical Appliances and Repairs TEL. DIAMOND 6-2803 JOHN BONDI'S MARINO'S Aetna Barber Shop MARKET 232 William Street 426 Main Street Less than one block from the Campus THREE BARBERS D 1. t S k e 103. essen - nac S TO SERVE YOU Open till 9 P. M. Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1955 STAN CAMP 21 BOB CAMP 33 COLOR MART MURPHY COLOR-SCHEME PAINTS PAINT - WALLPAPER - ARTISTS SUPPLIES AMPLE PARKING 184 Washington Street DIamond 7-2519 MIDDLETOWN, CONN. COLLEGE SODA SHOPPE AT YOUR SERVICE Next to the Middlesex Theatre 115 College Street Middletown, Conn. Page 119 BACON BROTHERS 359 Main Street MIDDLETOWN, CONN. Gilbarco Oil Burners Johnson,s Floor Wax Kitchen Utensils BEST CLEANERS Quality Controlled Cleaning 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. WITHIN THE DAY SERVICE 1055 Discount For Cash and Carry Middletown, Conn. 197 Court St. DI 6-2520 HARTFORD APRON AND TOWEL SUPPLY CO. TABLE LINENS, BED LINENS, TOWELS, UNIFORMS TEL. JACKSON 5-2186 29 LAFAYETTE STREET HARTFORD, CONN. JACK'S LUNCH Wishes the Class of 1955 Good Luck, Success, and Happiness DREHER - SMITH Hardware and Housewares 234 Main Street Middletown Page 120 Connecticut FOREST CITY LAUNDRY uThe Daylight Laundry WILLIAM STREET Just One Block Off Campus KELLY'S AQUARIUM Pets - Pet Supplies Fish - Puppies Parakeets - Equipment MIDDLETOWN, CONN. MIDDLETOWN LAUNDROMAT For the very quickest and best service 120 Washington St. Just off Main Street 171 Main Street DI 7-3594 MIDDLETOWN LINDERME and ZURCHER Complete Lines of Appliances, Washers, Ranges, Television and Radios SALES and SERVICE G. E., Philco, R.C.A., Admiral, Emerson 80 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. MIDDLETOWN SAVINGS BANK Fine Banking Service . Checking Accounts . . Christmas Club . . . Corner of Main and Court Streets DI 6-8605 Middetown, Conn. MITCHELL PAINTS Only The Very Best Paint . . . Wallpaper . . . Supplies . 143 WILLIAM STREET G. U. REED Records - Music Phonographs Radios Repair Service 143 WILLIAM STREET Page 121 ROZZY'S FLAVORLAND Hot Sandwiches Good Food F riendly Service Open Till 11 RM. 160 Main St. Middletown SHOE HOSPITAL 122 Main Street Reliable Repairs Reliable Service At Your Service PRINTING PAPER - STATIONERY - GIFTS JAMES D. YOUNG CO. 182 COURT STREET TEL. DIAMOND 6-2636 PENNEY'S 1ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY1 Complete Furnishings for Home and Family SHAPIRO'S, INC. 134-136 Main Street Middletown, Conn. Page 122 COMPLIMENTS OF WOODWARD DRUGS 240 Main St. Middletown GOODYEAR TAVERN 123 Church Street Just a Block Off Campus Sandwiches - T. V. uWhere Wesleyan Men Meet GARDEN RESTAURANT Middletown's Finest Seafood Dinners 465 Main St. Middletown DIDATO'S SERVICE STATION Corner of Broad and Williams Streets Call Diamond 6-9743 MIDDLETOWN CONN. PELTON'S DRUG STORES 108 Main Street at William - Dlamond 7-2881 180 Main Street at Silver - DIamond 6-0135 Complete Drug, Fountain and Luncheonette Service Phone Orders Taken - Delivery Twice Daily COLLEGE PACKAGE STORE At Your Service . . . 124 College St. DI 7-1946 Compliments of A FRIEND Page 123