Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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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

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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 .

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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