Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1956 volume:

1956 Olla Podrida HERBERT BENSON Edi+or7in-Chie1c EDWARD C. PORTER Managing Edifor THEODORE N. VOSS Li+erary Edi+or 1956 WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Middletown, Connecticut OLLA PODRIDA Mr. Connelly r. Connelly has become weH known fo Wesleyan men Jthrough his counHess eHorfs Min +heir behalf. The undergraduahe and ahm'mus bofh grew f0 know and depend upon hIm as Alumni Secre+ary and hiend. For +he welfare of +he Universify and +he Universifyhs mew he has consfanHy worked. Allusion +0 his record is nof our aim. Rafher. Herb ConneHy The man and example is +he lesson. To single ouf Herb Connelly +he loyalh beloved. and dedicafed is our purpose. Dr. Goodrich r. Huberf B. Goodrich has been a professor Of biology for forfy years. As a leader in his field wifh accomplishmenh of nafional reknown. he has been a model for many Wesleyan men. His sciennfic capabiliHes and inferesfs have encour- aged many sfudenfs foward +hese fields. His eHect however. has nof been Iimifed Jro his own beld. As an embodimenf of graciousness and aH Hue a++ribu+es of a genHe- man, He scope of Dr. Goodrich s influence iranscends fhe confines of a scienfncic baborafory. COLLEGE ROW 56 56 ER DAVISON ART CENT DOWNEY HOUSE 56 9 x. a , .5 N m , mm W? x 4 98 m. .im READING ROOM ,56 9 O5 PRESIDENT'S HOME Victor L. Butterfield PRESIDENT. WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY DONALD A. ELDRIDGE Dean of Sfudenh HOWARD B. MATTHEWS Vice Presidenf and Treasurer JOHN W. SPAETH. JR. Dean of Faculfy MORTON W. BRIGGS Execuflve Secrefary TRATION DAVID E. SWIFT Dean of Freqhmen RAYMOND J. WALSH Chairman. School Services and PublIcaHons JOHN W. PATON Diredor o$ Puch Relaflons SOUTH COLLEGE SECRETARIES ROBERT J. NORWINE Direcfor of Admissions DAVID W. PETERSON DONALD C. FORD Assisfanf Direcfors of Admission ADMISSIONS OFFICE SECRETARIES FALL FACULTY ERNEST WILCOX ADAMS: B.S. insfrucfor in Mafhemafics REGINALD DONAL ARCHAMBAULT: B.A,. M.A. Insfrucfor in Educafion HERBERT ELI ARNOLD: B.S.. M.A.. PhD. Professor of Mafhemafics THEODORE HOWARD BANKS: B.A.I M.A.. PhD. Professor of English WILLIAM THOMAS BATTIN: B.A.. PhD. lnsfrucfor in Biobgy DAVID CROMWELL BEARDSLEE: B.A.. M.A. lnsfrudor of Psychology 56 FORREST IRVING BOLEY: 3.5.. PhD. Assisfam Professor of Physics SAMUEL HUGH BROCKUNIER: B.A., M.A.. PhD. Armsfrong Professor of HIsfory JAMES ROBERT BROWN: B.A., M.A.. PhD. Visifing Lecfurer of Governmenf NORMAN OLIVER BROWN: B.A.. Ph.D. Associafe Professor of Classics ERNEST WOLFGANG CASPARI: PhD. Professor of Biology MICHAEL CHERNIAVSKY: B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. Assisfanf Professor of His+ory and Social Science EDSON MARLAND CHICK: B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. Assisfanf Professor of German COURTNEY STAFFORD COLEMAN: B.A.. Ph.D. lnsfrucfor in Ma+hema+ics WILLIAM BRADLEY COLEY. ll: B.A.. M.A.. PhD. Asslsfanf Professor in English GEORGE NEWTON CONKLIN: B.A.. M.A.. PhD. Associafe Professor of Classics and Comparafive Liferafure ALEXANDER COWIE: B.A.. M.A., PhD. Wai're Professor of English CLAIR B. CRAMPTON: B.A.. M.A.. MD. Direcfor of Siudenf HeaHh GEORGE RAYMOND CREEGER: B.A.. M.A.. PhD. Assisfanf Proitessor o$ English JOSEPH SAMUEL DALTRY: Associafe c$ 1'he Royal College of Or, ganisfs: John Spemcer Camp Professor of Music Direcfor o1C Summer School NORMAN JOSEPH DANIELS: 8.5.. M.A. Professor 01f Physical Educafion JOHN WHITTIER DARR: B.L.. M.A., D.D. Hedding Prokssor 0 Religion KEITH LAMAR DOYLE: 8.5., M.S. lnsfrudor in Physical EducaHon THEODORE CHADBOURNE DUNHAM: B.A.. M.A., PhD. Professor Of German amd Humanifies GORDON PRYOR EATON: B.S., M.S. lnsfrudor in Geology VERNET ELLER EATON: B.A., M.A., PhD. Foss Prokssor d Physics 9 56 ROSS AIKEN GORTNER. JR.: B.A.. M.S.. PhD. Professor of Bio chemisfry THOMAS ALLEN GREEN: 8.5., Sc.D. Assisfanf Professor of Physics '56 w 20 AARON BERNARD EVERETT: B.A.. M.A. Insfrucfor in Romance Languages WALTER OWEN FILLEY, JR.: B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. Assis+an+ Professor of Governmenf CLYDE OLIN FISHER: B.A.. LL.D.I M.A.. PhD. Andrews Pro1cessor of Economics and Social Science WILBUR MERRILL FROHOCK: Ph.B.. M.A.. Ph.D. Professor of Romance Languages LAURENCE EDWIN GEMEINHARDT: B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. Professor of German EUGENE OWEN GOLOB: B.A.. M.A.. PhD. Associafe Professor of Hisfory and Social Science JOSE GOMEZ-IBANEZ: Licienciado en Ciencias. M.A.. Ph.D. Associafe Professor 0? Chemisfry HUBERT BAKER GOODRICH: B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D.. Sc.D. Ayres Professor of Biology JOSEPH JULIUS GREENBAUM: 5.5.5.. PHD. AssisfaM Professor 0; Psychobgy RICHARD LEIGHTON GREENE: B.A.. M.A.I PhD. Visifing Proucessor of English CONRAD HESS HAAGEN: B.A.. M.A., PhD. Associafe Professor of Psychobgy and Direcfor d Counselling Services RUDOLPH ERIC HAFFNER: B.A.. PhD. Assisfanf Professor of Bio'ogy HUGH ANTHONY HARTER: B.A.. M.A. lnsfrucfor of Romance Languages IHAB HABIB HASSAN: B.A.. M.S.. M.A.. PhD. Assisfanf Professor of English THOMAS GONDER HENNEY: B.A.. M.A., Ph.D. AssociaJre Professor 0 English JOHN HARLAND HICKS: B.A.. M.A. lnsfrudor of English WILLIAM ANDREW HOFFMAN: 3.5.. M.S.. Ph.D. Insfrucfor mt Chemisfry QUENTIN MANNING HOPE: B.A.. M.A. Insfrudor of Romance Languages 9 56 2 I HERBERT WILSON HOSKINS. JR.: B.A.. M.A. Insfrucfor of EngHsh GERARD GEORGE JAFFE: 35.. M5. insfrudor of Music EVAN GORDON JONES: B.A.. M.A.. M.A. Educa+ion Ins+ruc+or of English NEIL DAVID KELLER: B.A. 5ns+ruc+or of Physical EducaHon RICHARD STEWART KIRKENDALL: B.A.. M.S. Insfrudor and Teaching Fellow m Hisfory ROBERT HAMPDEN KNAPP: B.A., M.A., M.A.. PhD. Associafe Professor of Psychology CORNELIUS KRUSE: B.D., M.A.. Ph.D.. L.H.D. Grimm Professor of Philosophy JON SHERMAN LAWRY: B.S.. M.A. Insfrudor of English ELROY PAUL LEHMANN: 8.5.. M.$. Assisfanf Professor of Gedogy RUSSELL THEODORE LIMBACH: A.N.A. Professor of Arf ,56 22 56 WILL LYONS: B.S. Ins+ruc+or of Economics DAVID PARK McALLESTER: B.A.. PhD. Associafe Professor 0 Anfhropology DAVID CLARENCE McCLELLAND: B.A.. M.A.I Ph.D. Professor of Psychology HUGH GRAHAM McCURDY: 3.5.. M.A. Professor of Physical Educafion ARTHUR CHUTE McGILL: B.A.. B.D. AssisfanJr Professor o1t Religion WILLIAM JOHN McKINSTRY: B.A.. M.A. Assisfanf Professor of Economics HOWARD DRAKE MARSHALL: B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. Visifing Assisfanf Professor of Economics NATALIE JUNEMAN MARSHALL: B.A.. M.A. Teaching Fellow In Economics JOHN FREDERICK MARTIN: B.A.. M.A. Professor of Physical Educafion GERALD MARVlN MEIER: B.A.. B.Li++.. Ph.D. Assishanf Professor of Economics 56 EGBERT J. MILES: B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. Visifinq Pro$essor d Mafhemafics FRED BENJAMIN MILLETT: B.A.. PhD. Olin Professor of Engiish, Direcfor mt Hwe Honors College LOUIS OTTO MINKl JR.: B.A.. M.A.. PhD. Aqsidanf Pro$esgor 0 PhHosophy MICHAEL JOHN O'BRIEN: B.A. lncfrucfor in Classics DONALD DAVY O'DOWD: B.A.. M.A. ?msfrudor In Psychology NATHAN WOLFE OSUR: B.S.. M.S. Assisfanf Professor 0 Physical Educafion JOHN ROBERT OWENS: B.A.. M.A. insfwdor and Teaching Fellow In Governmenf JOSEPH CORNWALL PALAMOUNTAIN, JR.: B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. Associafe Profesmr 0 Governmenf ADOLPH FREDERICK PAULI: B.A.. M.A., Ph.D. Associafe Professor d Clamcs RALPH DARLING PENDLETON: B.A.. M.A. Professor 0? English Direcfor d Dramafice 24 ALAN MacKENZIE POPE: A.B. Ledurer of Economics JAMES WORTHINGTON PRATT: B.A.. LL.B.. M.A. Teaching FeHow In Governmenf FREDERICK BASSETT PRENTICE: B.A.. Mus.B.I Mus.M. lnsfrudor o1c Music RAYMOND EATON RENDALL. JR.: B.A.. Mus.B.. Mus.M. Assis+an+ Professor of Music PAUL ARTHUR REYNOLDS: B.A.. M.A.. PhD. Associafe Professor of Philosophy PAUL NORTH RICE: B.A.. M.A. Caleb T. Winchesfer Librarian JOHN HOLLISTER RISLEY: B.A.. B.F.A., M.F.A. Assis+an+ Profeseor of Arf ROBERT ABRAHAM ROSENBAUM: B.A.. Ph.D. Professor of Mafhemafics 25 56 QUENTIN RICHARD PETERSON: B.A.. PhD. Assisfanf Professor of Chemisfry STANLEY CLIFFORD PLAGENHOEF: 8.5.. M.S. Assisfanf Professor of Physical Educa+ion ROBERT MELVIN ROSENBERG: B.$., PhD. Assisfam Professor of Chemishy JOHN LANG ROSENFELD: B.A.. M.A.. PhD. Visifing Assisfanf Professor of Geology JUAN ROURA-PARELLA: M.A., PhD. Hollis Professor 0 Romance Languages and Humanifies NORMAN RUDICH: B.A.. M.A.. PhD. Assisfam Professor mt Romance Languages ELMER ERIC SCHATTSCHNEIDER: B.A.. M.A.. PhD. Andrus Professor of Governmenf RICHARD LEE SCHOENWALD: B.A.. M.A.. PhD. lnsfrudor of His+ory CARL EMIL SCHORSKE: B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. Assoclafe Professor of Hisfory and Socied Sciences ARTHUR RUDOLPH SCHULTZ: B.A.. M.A., Ph.D. Associa'l'e Professor of German HEINRICH SCHWARTZ: PhD. Visifing Professor of Arf and Curafor of Prinfs HAYDEN ARTHUR SCOTT: B.A.. M.A., M.F.A. Assisfanf Professor of Arf and HumanHies 26 JOHN WILLIAM SEASE: B.A.. PhD. Associaie Professor of Chemisfry WILLIAM ATWELL SPURRIER: B.A.. B.D. Associa+e Professor d Religion College Pas+or ERNEST STABLER: B.A.. M.A.. Ed.D. Professor d Educafion. Chairman of He Mas+er of Arfs in Teaching Program CARL LEO STEARNS: B.A. PhD. Fisk Professor of As+ronomy ALEXANDER WILLIAM SZOYGI: B.A.. M.A. lnsfrucfor of Romance Languages HING TONG: B.A.. Ph.D. Assisfanf Pro$essor of Mafhemafics DONALD LEE TORRENCE: B.A.. M.A. lnsfrudor of English and Speech KENNETH WILSON UNDERWOOD: B.A.. M.A.. PhD. Associafe Professor of 80:16 thics and Public Affairs KARL SILLMAN VAN DYKE: B.S.. M.S.. PhD. Ayres Professor of Physics CARL ALBERT VIGGIANI: B.A.I M.A.. PhD. Assisfanf Prdessor of Romance Languages . ?.56 27 WILLARD MOSHER WALLACE: B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. Associafe Professor 01c His+ory ARTHUR STEVENS WENSINGER: B.A.. M.A. lnsfrucfor 0 German THOMAS EUGENE WENZLAU: B.A., M.A.I Ph.D. Assisfanf Professor of Economics OLIVER PERCY WILLIAMS: B.A.. M.A.I Ph.D. Assisfan+ Professor of Governmenf KOSSUTH MAYER WILUAMSON: B.A.. M.A.. PhD. Professor of Economics and Social Sciences RICHARD KENELM WINSLOW: B.A.. M.A., M.S. Associa+e Professor of Music JOHN LAWRENCE WOOD: B.S. Associafe Professor out Physical Educafion WILLIAM DONALD YOUNG: B.A.. M.A. Ensfrudor d Theafer VINCENT WINNER COCHRANE: B.S.. Ph.D. Associafe Professor of Biology STANLEY ARTHUR PIERSON: B.A.. M.A. lns+rucfor of H is+ory 56 ,w , ,w 28 FALL SPORTS 29 FOOTBALL 1-H 44.4:4444p444 41.14.14 Boffom row: L. Johnson. Mgr., J. Sickler, L. Hoyer, G. Baker, 6. Krauss. B. Kingman. N. Davis, J. Shuman, E. Palmer, D. AHee. Second row: J. Peakes, R. Bayfield. J. Corrodi. R. Benson. J. Mactarlane. D. Denaulf. F. Avanfaggio' F. Boynfon, K. Travis, F. Frost C. Schner, N. Wissing, 6. Lord. Third row: N. Osur, Coa :h. K. Doyie. Coach, R. Peck, L. Rhynus, K. Hobson, A. Jay. 6. Wilmonf, D. Farrell, W. Morgan. T. Kuhn. 6. Davies, J. Brown, M. Blake. P. Von Plonslzi. J. Corkran. N. Keller, Coach, J. Wood. Coach. N. Daniels. Coach. Fourfh row: T. MacMiHan, M. Ca+e. 3. Church, J. Eglin, T. Sorenscn. H. Sfone, J. Wafson. S. Gale. 0. Neumann, W. Karney, C. Keck, R. Burns. R. Whife. D. Woadhead. For Jrhe firsf fime in seven years, Jrhe Wesleyan foo+baH Jream cap+ured Jrhe covefed Liffle Three championship. by whipping Amhersf 25-6x and frouncing Williams 40-2 I. The Cards sfarfed Jrhe season slowly. spliH'ing even in +heir firsf four AVANTAGGIO DENAULT games. buf came alive wifh LifHe Three compeH- hon. and closed Jrhe year wifh a respedable 5-3 record. The running of co-capfain Denny Denaulf, Norm Wissing. and Gerry Baker, and Jrhe line play of co-capfain Frank Avanfaggio. Jack Corr rodi. and John Corkran confinuously bols+ered fhe Wesleyan affack. In +he seasonhs opener +he Cards blanked Middlebury 140 as Denaulf scored bofh fouch- downs. A week Iafer +he Jumbos from Tuffs hand? ed +he Cards a 33-25 sefback in whaf was prob- ably fhe mosf exciHng game of +he season. Wes- leyan was oufweighed abouf fiffeen pounds per man and suffered many casualfies behore Jrhe game was over. Denny Denaulf was again +he scoring s+ar as he wiggled his way +hrough liner men some fiHy pounds heavier +han himself +0 score Two erliamL Jrouchdowns. ln fhe line scrap? py lillle Frank Avanfaggio and John McFarlane sfood oul. Nexf week Wesleyan squeaked 0qu a I477 vic+ory over Coasl Guard on a muddy, sloppy fields If was fhe +hird week in a row lhalL The wea+her was againsl The Cards. The highlighl of The game occurred when end Jack Peakes scoop- ed up a Tumble in Jrhe Coaslies backfield and raced sevenly yards wilh The game wlnning score. From Then on fhe Wesleyan defense was impenefrable and a hard won viclory was gained. On a field Thoroughly drenched by +he lime Jrhe game slarfed, WPI sloshed ifs way +o an l8-O vlclory over Wesleyan The following week. The enflre game was accompanied by a driving rain and bolh quarferbacks were plagued by Tre- quenf lumbless H was a very disappolnfing affer- noon Tor Wesleyan Tans. On +heir Tirsf Liflle Three encounler, fhe Cards journeyed +0 Amhersf and came Through wifh a 25-6 win The weafher was beauliful for The Tirsl lime all season and The ground was hard enough so fhal Wesleyan's nimble backs, Baker and Denault could keep Their balances. Denaulf and Ed Palmer scored one Touchdown aplece and Gerry Baker romped over Tor Two The Wesleyan forward wall led by Avanlaggio, MaCFarlane. Corkrany Fred Frost and Paul Von Plonski kepl Jrhe Lord Jeff backfield in check all aflernoon. The succeedlng week Wesleyan came home lo play Swarlhmore. The resull was a 27-6 vic- lory for The home leamy wil'h Baker scorlng Two more Touchdownss The VVilllams game saw Jrhe Ephman iump off To a 7-0 lead early in +he Tlrsl quarler. Afler That howevery H was all xNesleyan. Baker wenf over for Two louchdowns and Wissing bolfed over Tor DAVIS BENSON PEAKES MacFARLANE PALMER FROST s1 CORRODI TRAVIS WISSING BAKER Jrhree more as fhe Carcls ran off wifh +he LiHle Three crown by a a 40-2l score. The hearlded Williams passing aHack never gmL OH Jrhe ground as +he Wesleyan line repealedly smolh- ered +he Ephmenls passer. The ofher Wesleyan fouchdown was scored by Denny Denaull+ on an eleclrilying seven+y yard run which was probably lhe linesl run of Jrhe year. Worming his way +hrough Jrhe enhre Williams Jreaml De- naull was hi1L and slopped momenfarily af leasf lour Hmes before he finally spun away +0 score. In Hie closing game of +he season a highly favored Trinify club proved lo be +00 lough. and +he besf Wesleyan could do was +0 score one louchdown in absorbing a humllialing 46-6 defeat The season as a whole was successful. bu'r nol wlfhouf bad breaks. Unlorlunafely injuries look +heir +oll and +he Cards were wilhouf +he services of halfback Jim Eglin and cenler Ron Benson Jrhroughoul mosl ol: fhe year. Ron broke his arm early in +he season. and Eglin was ou+ for +he grealer parl of +he year due lo a freak 'Knee iniury he suffered when he fried +0 dodge a would be lackler on a very muddy field. Nex+ yearls squad will have half a dozen s'rarlers relurning and should be in good shape lo defend Jrhe Li++le Three crown. The co- capfains will be Norm Wisslng and Jack Corrodi. YARDAGE PLUS THE TALK Record of the Year Wlesleycm l4 Middlebury O Wesleyan 25 TUHQ 3 Wesleyan l4 Coasf Guard 7 Wedeyan O WPI !8 W'esleyan 25 Amhersf 6 VVeSVeyan 26 Swarfhmore 7 Wesleyan 40 Williams 2I W'esleyan 6 Trinify 4b Qa VON PLONSKI HOYER CORKRAN BEHIND THE PLAY SOCCER Bollom row: E. Johnson. P. Johnson, W. Wifherell. R. Boyd 2n, 5. Parker, K. Spencer, A. Mason. Second row: F. Fischer. D. Friclre. P. Deacon. R. Jaynes, F. Sforms, R. Brefscher. D. R1Isfon. Third row: D. Schurman. Mgr., H. McCurdy, Coach. C. Hordlow. B. Goddin. R. Griscom. J. Messick, Mgr. A fluke Brown goal. scored wiJrh four mlnules gone in +he firsf period of lhe firsl game of +he season, was all fhaf slood befween Wesleyan's soccer learn and firsl place in +he New England lnlercollegiafe Soccer League for lhe I955 sea son. As if was, Coach Mac McCurdy's club did slosh ifs way +hrough a rain drenched season lo second place in NEISL play and lo Jrhe lop spol in LiHle Three compefifion. The Cards quickly rebounded from Jrheir opening game loss and wenf on lo shuf omL Coasl Guard and Connedicuf in Jrheir next lwo games, Coasf Guard 7-0 and Conneclicul 4,0. Co-capfain Spud Parker had fwo goals In each game. The Jream lied Springfield and againsl Yale played whaJr was probably ifs worsl game of Jrhe season. The Elis scored a 5-0 whilewash viclory. In ifs lirsl LiHle Three encounlerl Wesleyan 35 loughl ifs way lo a muddy 4Al win over Amherst Johnson. Deacon. Freeman. and Spencer each accounfed For one Wesleyan fally, while goalie Clillc Hordlow and CO-Caplain Dick Boyden bolsf- ered fhe leam on defense. Alfer Clubbing Tulls 7-Il Jrhe Cardinals were ready for a slrong Williams learn. Wifh a large alumniaweekend Crowd braving Jrhe bilfer cold. +he lwo leams look +he playing field which was in miserable condilion. Large pools of wafer lay dormanf in fronl of bolh goals, Midway in +he firs? period Spud Parker look a perlecfly placed pass lrom Beau Freeman and drove +he only score of lhe game info Jrhe Williams goal. If was nip and luck lor +he neer lwo periods. The final quarfer was played in a large mud bog in fronf of +he Wesleyan goal. Allhough fhe ball was so dangerously Close lo lhe scoring area. The ad- vamage was VVesleyaF s as +he Ephmeh found i+ impossible +0 hH +he baH ou+ oh fhe mire. The game was ?eamred by +he oufsfavding pby o$ +he enhre Wesleyan feam, Seniors Spud Parkers Kenny Spencer, Warren VthereHs and Dick Bay den. along wifh Sophomore Beau Freeman were especially oufs+anding m maneuvering fhe bah Through fhe mud-soa'xed held. The boofers ended +he seasom wifh ano+her thrilling 372 vicfory Over +he Banfams from Trlnify. Beau Freeman was +he hero in +his game, scoring Two mt Wesieyam s +hree goa's. Fulibacks Ed Johnson and Goose Goddln pwayed fheh' usuai sfeady game 3w confribuhng +0 +he victory 36 PURSUIT which gave Wesleyan 5 6-2-1 overaH record for +he season. Spud Parker led f'he Jream In scoring wifh nine goals: fwo each againsw Coasf Guard, Connechcut Springfield. and TuHss and +he lone +aHy againsi' Wilhams. Af +he seasons end Dick Boyden was named +0 +he All New Enghand feam. Record Wesheyan I Brown 2 VJesleyan 7 Coasf Guard 0 Wesleyan 4 Connecficuf 0 Wesleyan 2 Springheld 2 Wedeyan O Yale 5 Wesweyan 4 Amhersr I Wegfeyan 7 Tuffs l Wesieyan I Wiihams 0 Wesieycm 3 Trinify 2 STRATEGISTS CROSS COUNTRY . v i Kneeling: M. Douglass, R. Pank, P. Many. R. Turkingfon, A. Cadding. Second row: F. Martin, Coach, 6. Rundle. J. Benfley. H. Hinman. D. Bauer, 6. Jenkins. D. Walker. J. Williamson. Mgr.. A. GeHzer. Mgr. The cross counfry feamh Jed by Herb Hinman and Pefe Many. finished +heir season wifh a 4.3 record. Hinman and Many capfured firsf and second place: respedively m five meefs. +0 ac- counf for moswL of Wesleyanhs poinfs +hroughouf fhe year. Aher they dropped an opening season de- cision +0 a very sfrong UConnh +he Cardinals came +0 life and won four mt +heir hex? five meefs. Their oMy loss In +his sfreak was a close decision againsf LifHe Three rival Amherst In Jrhe Jasf mee+ of Jrhe season Jrhe harriers again dropped a heartbreaker. This Hme +hey losf +0 Williams. despife +he had +ha+ Herb Hm- man fumed in his fop performance o1f fhe year for +he home course, ther Wesleyan poinf geffers over +he yearhs span included Capfain Dick Bauer. Weed Walker, 37 Rog Turkingfonh Rick Pank, and George Jenkins. Herb Hinman Is fhe newly ehecfed Capfain. Record Wedeyan 45 UConn l7 Wesleyan 26 Vermonf 29 Wesleyan 24 Coasf Guard 33 Wesleyan 3O Amhersf 26 Wedeyan I5 WPI 50 Wedeyan 24 Springheld . 33 Wesleyan 3l Williams 26 FRATERNITIES Alpha Chi Rho AHer a poisonous opening deluge of Maggi s sauce and a shorf period which +he brofherhood spem picking cigareffe ashes ouf of Weir fee+h, +he year progressed much as usual in fhe Umosf anfi-frafemify frafernify on campus.' H was fit fully marked by seances In +he Three-man Suife. special sub-frosh enferfainmenf In +he Soufh, an overworked Harry Bela$onfe record. and mid- nighi swordifighfs befween fhe irrepressible Duke of Mole and his arCh-enemy. Counf AvanH Aggie. Leff fo right From row: E. Dunn. T. Theismeyer, T. Chapin. R. Loos. T. Wieseman. M. Roma. J. Robinson. P. Lewison, T. MacMilIan, P. Many. Second row: C. Schner. R. Nelson. P. Redding, J. Fowler. M. Douglass. D. Hild. E. Shanahan. J. Mc- Lean. N. Bailey, T. Voss. Third row: F. Avanfaggio. N. Wissing. F. Sfone, J. LaCrosse, G. Davis, R. ShaHuck. I. Aiken. J. Bruce. M. Abramson, H. Nesbiff, W. Burneff. W. Wifherell. D. Farrell. R. Pasolli. A. Brooks, P. Kronfeld, 8. Bloom. L. Moore. Fourfh row: W. Morgan. P. Schellenbach. N. Springborn, R. Terkhorn. W. Olson. E. Keener, D. Hinman. 3. King- man. R. S+evens. R. Raab, A. Gelfzer. W. Coif. meyw . . 38 Ralph Raab became a frue Yankee cifizen. and a large reel. while. and blue blasl' was Jrhrown in his honour. liberally sprinkled wiJrh Jrelegrams and a bicycle. Brofher Peakes slarlled Jrhe Far Easl by becoming a horse oi anolher color on Andrus Field. +hen reJrirecl +0 +he posifion ol songmasler, discovering +ha+ Crow has more monolones per square decibel +han any olher noxse on campus. Wifh +he onslaughl of spring. +he Crows spenl many hours sublimafing behind The ArJrs Cenlre. running bareloof over Jrhe green grass and play? ing onerarmed baseball. Brofhers Bruce and Krone leld proved +0 be parficularly adepl on +he mound. seldom Jrhrbwing more Jrhan +wo pilches per baHer. Led by Brad. Sandy. and Jack Feakes. Jrhe Crow Tide wen+ down +0 glorious deledf a+ the hands of +he Ecleclics during Spring Parfies. in +heir +radi+ional soffball game lplayed for +he firer lime Jrhis yearl. Proving unable +0 cope wifh +heir rival's quiver-lull ol: hicks. Jrhe Crows neverfheless exhibifed an ardor which refused +0 be dampened. even when liberally doused wifh beer. A highligh+ ol: Jrhe year for a lucky icew was an aulumn wafer-skiing expendilion wifh Warren. ll really wasnlf foo cold in Jrhe sun wifh a sweaf- shir+ on e a+ noon. Pele Shellenbach came up wiJrh whaf undoubl- edly is Jrhe only answer To nonecoeducafion. and Goose adopfed a similar plan on a more long- range basis. Ollie showed excellenf lasfe in his choice of Chrislmas gills for +hose near and dear: and +0 +heir shame. some individuals were Jrerribly rude abouf if allerwards. However. rumor came +0 his rescue. announcing +ha+ Rick mighiL exhibil similar Jraere in +he near fulure where- upon Some Individuals was somewhal discon- cerfed. Phil had a liHle Jrrouble wifh a name slencillecl by +he Governmen+ lGod res+ +heml on a bunk in Newport and finally decided +0 fighf Jrhe lire by hiring a small blaze. House-parfy weekends marked a Creafive drive Jrowards finding smaller and beHer rooms for dancing. and oulsiders were surprised +0 find a saxophone player iiving merrily in a spof where he would ordinarily be all business. During fhe oH-weekends. af leasf one sub- lreshman had a smashing good Jrime. giving a credilable imifafion of a confined neurofic. This proves. of course. +ha+ Jrhere will be no lack of maferial +0 fill +he vacancies leH each year by +he unfimely Jrranslafion of our seniors. 39 Alpha Delta Phi H may seem +0 +he unfrained eye +ha+ +he sfermtaceo' edifice bcally known as Alpha Delf remained unrocked during Jrhe pasf few monfhs. But H was rocked and rocked horn groHo +0 pn! Thaf social sfalwarf George Willauers had one of +he mos1L fraumafic of fraumafic experi- ences when he was herded by his freshmen cap, +ors To see GonHocks omL af Cohemans Needhess +0 say. Hm was almoswL as meaningful +0 this Main Liner as Grace KeHyE marriage in Monaco, George's equihbrium was regained howevers when he and aging Jim Mohsky saf down for a 40 Three hour fefe-a-fefe wnh +heir beloved house? man. H seems +his genfleman mysferiousw arrived in Cadmac. fresh hrom his bcal parish. Their moralifies infermingled unhl Mohsky had Con- senfed +0 speak +0 +he genflemanhs parish one fine Sunday affernoon. The house. seH sfyled as +he Hsinging housef once again enfered +he infer-frafernify sing. Somehow fhe singing house dldn f1tare weH. bufr simply emerged wIJrh HS own opinion. lnsfeads f'ne ADE began a spoaH fraining camp. The amazing dimension 0+- Jrhis fad Is fhaf They man aged f0 do +his pradicaHy under +he nose of H16 Chi Psihs. On +he ofher side of ihe college ledger, +he house kepf up i+s infeHecfual acfivnies wifh ifs firsf annuaw assembly series. Ifs disfinguisned speakers Included Rene Wellek and W. H. Auden. A momenf of embarrassment much +0 +he cha- grin of Hwe brofherhoods occurred when someone inquired of Mr. Auden +0 commenf on Hwe opinion Hna+ Jrhe qualify of his poefry had decline ed in recenf years. As embarrassing as +his social si+ua+ion was. +here was anofher 01f sheer delight AJr H16 faculfy parfy 'ln +he manner of +he Twenfies. one facul- +y wHte appeared in full paraphenaHa +0 cap+ure every crown in +Ine sweepsfakes. Every spine Tickled when anofher faculfy member belowed +ha+ he wanfed fo see her legs as she maneuvered a Charles+on . . . furfher commenf is unnecessary. ' Pico Van Orman discovered +ha+ leHer erHng has many virfues and Jon Harris found himsehc as CB vice president wnh a magnhcicenf collecfion raised +0 send him packing +0 Russia. Parf of H118 CoHeCHon may be responsibwe for We faceliffing Hnaf has occurred in Hue ole domi- cile . . . Hne beach dub afmosphere and wook has succeeded in giving +ha+ cozy seehng +0 +he likes of Sporf Marfin and Homer Richards. JeH Diefrich and Jon Harris managed +0 have a wholesale imporfed Colby Junior very nearly sfay af AD, ad infinifum. ParJrly responr sibwe for He success of +nis aHernoon and even Eng 0? mirfh was Hie end 0; senior comprehen- sives. AH in aHs relieved seniorss iazz. and women combhed +0 decora+e and redecorafe +he Cdumns o$ Alpha DeH. Unforfunafelys Hwe Alpha DeHs were verv nearWy husHed ouf +he Church Sfreef door wiHn +Ine onrush on Eclecficss iyes. Ecledicsk Dekes. Chi Psis ad infinifum. The sad, sad fale OF Alpha DeH's year. how- ever, resfs in He deparfure of fine Kennels Hwey were sponsoring. The year may have begun wifh one collie. one boxers and one kinkaiou. buf H cerfainly did no+ end Hwaf way. Leff fo right Fronf row: J. Fos+er, 6. Parsons. B. Kinh. B. McKelvey, J. McColgan. K. Whife. Second row: D. McGrew. D. Klingsfein, L. Brickl T. Junker, J. Lloyd, M. Huerz. Third row: P. Van Orman, H. Edelberg, G. Willauer, D. Langerman. H. Richards, S. Olian, P. Wright Four+h row: D. Schalk. C. Underwood, D. Roberfs. J. Harris, H. Fulfon. Fiffh row: J. HarfneH, R. Henry, T. Chrisfenson, S. Whi+ehead. D. Hickox. J. Perkin, P. Levine. J. Chaplick. Six+h row: T. Lockwood. P. Tiefien. D. West J. Die+rich, S. Marfin, P. Crombie. B. Newhall. J. Mofslty. E. Harrigan, W. Ebmeyer. J. Cubefa. B. Hunt P. MieHwker. 4 l Leff f0 right Fronf row: R. Moore. S. Trench. D. Planfe. J. Dressler, A. Mercer, R. Whifridge, J, Sfalnaker, T. McHugh. : Qu -,. k 1: Second row: C. Keck, C. Valenfine. W. Taylor. G, Poliner. R. Bauer. D. Cox, Holly Shaw, J. Raymer, J. Grice. W. Mason. Third row: S. Zinman. S. Anderson, K. Barr, R. Thirkield. S. Blomgren, J. Easfon. G. Baker, D. Sanders. D. Larson, J. Wil- kinson. D. Anfhony. Fourfh row: B. Day. R. Czepiel, K. BruHee. D. Currier. P. Schwaber. M. Gorin. D. McNuH, R. Snyder. D. Ernst T. Connell, D. Hakes, H. Baer. J. Varney. D. Emerson. Beta Theta Pi l955756 was an evenHui year for He Baas. On Hwe sporfs front Gerry Baker sfarred af haHback for We Wesleyan bofbail feam muCh +o H16 deiighf of +he Large Befa aggregafion +ha+ fumed out en masse for each confesf. Baker EHso played baseball. In ofher fall sporfs, Brofhers Bauer and Cox cocapfalned Frlfz Marfirfs cross counfry squad. Bro+hers Beer. McHugh, ConneH, and Holzworfh ran wror +he frack feam. Silen+ Ben Day piayed baskeyoall in +he winfer and Took fo Hue gohc links along wi+h Jaclr Easfon in +he spring. Ben and Jack +hen made a soufhem trip over Spring vacafion in order +0 round Jrheir goH info shapel or so Huey claimed. Rumor around He house has if +Ha+ while In Norfh Carolina Hwy did manage fo find Time for a few of the finer Things in lhte aside From golf. Also Tom Connell was one of Hue Wesleyan cheerleaders. Winning seven s+raigh+ games aHer Chrisfmas vacafion. +he house baske+ball +eam finished very sfrongiy. Two house fundions. +he Befa Smorgasbord and We Symposium are bsf becoming campus fradifionsl The lalfer. being held on 'The lnlele leclual in Socieerfi was as greaiL a success as in previous years. Over in '92 Thealer. Brolhers Thirkield and Schlerelh cavorled before fhe looflighfs on numA erous occasions. Jake. along wilh Dave Sievenson and Jack Easfoni also did quile a bil ol wriling for fhe Argus. A dozen men represenled lhe house in +he assorfed musical groups around came pus. Five of fhese lwelve perlormed in +he Chapel Choir each Sunday night Russ Snyder was in +he Sfring Quarfel: and Currier and Gorin lenl lheir golden voices lo lhe Cardinals. Be+as also held +heir share of campus offices: Russ Snyder was Chairman of +he Commilfee lhaf is responsible for presenling +he annual Slue denf Parley. Russis Jrireless ellorfs paid dividends lo Wesleyan as lhe Parley, which presenled Am- bassador Mehla ol India, was very well received. ln +he Freshman class. Brofher Tom MCHugh was vice-speaker ol: Jrhe senafe. Brolhers Bauer and Dan Anfhony were Secrelary and Treasurer ol +he Chrisfian Associalion respeclively. House president Sleve Blomgren, was also very aclive on campus. being elecled lo lhe vice-presidency of +he class of l957 and also being named To +he imporlanl posl of Chairman of lhe Rushing Com- miHee. The Coichairman ol +he Social Commilr Jree was Dave Currier. Paul Schwaber was lhe presidenl of +he S+ephen S. Wise Club and elecl- ed lo Cannon. an informal discussion group. lor Jrhe coming year. 43 Scholaslically lhe house had a very line yearl having lhe second highesl average of any social organizafion on +he Wesleyan campus. Four brofhersi Dave Hakes, Bili Moylei Doug MCNUll, and Junior Phi Bele Dave Coxi did dislinclion work, McNuH' anoI Cox received lhe high honor of being awarded Nafional Science Foundalion scholarships. ll does nol appear fhaf Jrhis success will only last for one year eilher, as beller ihan lwo-lhirds oi lhe house was on lhe Dean s lisl al l'he end our lhe lirsl semesler. We have our sighfs on +he Jackson Cub and hope lo secure if in ihe near lulure, ll was lhe year +ha+ lhe Lodge went inlel- leclual. The appearance ol keys on lwo Chi Psl wa+ch chains in The same delegalion - brolhers Don Vancini and George Chleh t was hotL only wilhouf precedenl in recenl years, buf also Jrhrealehed lo rock lhe enlire campus on ifs colw leclive loundallon. ln addiflonl Jim Gramenflhe Psi received his degree wilh Dislincflon whlle Van- cini and Dan Josephlhal look lhelrs wilh ngh Disllhclion. Aclually, lhe sllenl rlhg leader bea hind lhis minor cerebral revoluhon was fearless Don Price who was un-avFreud ol lls posslble con' sequences. ll seems, Jroo, +ha+ lhe Lodge was also smilfen by a spirll ol: romanlic wanderlusll Perhaps if all began when +he magnanlmous esqulre. John Chlvers relurhed from lhe Conhnenl. Rumor had ll lhal nearly hallC lhe house was drlvlng lo Japan during lhe comlng year. If was mosl lorlunale fhaf Geography had laughl +hem +ha+ +he super, highway slops wilh California. Needless lo says lhe Lodge did nol cease lo supply Wesleyah wilh plen+y of alhlelic prowess. Co-Caplaln Denaulll slarred in loolball along wllh Larry Hoyer. Ed Palmer and Jim Eglln. Caplaln Gramenline was undelealed and New England wreslllng champ .. as were Jrhe Davies lwlnsl Kenl and burly George. Olher slandouls included Herb l-linmanl cross Counlry: Dick Cas' sie and Bob Wuerfhnerl baskelball: Garbull, squash John Hinmanl Denaulfl Eglin. and MC? Alainel baseball John Hlnmanl along wilh Vanclni and lhe Conlinen+al. was a member ol +he Judd Hall lafe lislenlng sociefy. He. however, was novel in his approach lurning up wifh six cylinders encrusled wifh The seal of He house of Budweiser Chiversl meamwhile discovered +ha+ coHoquial German and He banjo are accepfawe accompanimenfs +0 BeeH'movenS Ninfh. The puzz!emen+ of +hese dis, Coveries is whefher or nol Haey are The dimeL resulf of clausfrophobia Ifrom H1e Judd envirom. Whif Rusk led Chi Psi +0 an undefeated 50H- ball season whi!e Couse Chien amazed and +hriHed in baske+baH. Much exci+emeni came in January when Lodge gangbus+ers cratked +he case of Hwe cur: ning cook. A load esfabHshmenf offered +0 imv morfalize fhe Incidenf wifh 8 Chi Psi Special : Egg and BuHer Sandwich, buf Lodgemen re- Msed +0 buy urHess fhe erce was made a sfeai. Rafher. +hey were confenf wifh H16 knowledge Hwaf Huey had erown a kink info +he careful plan- ning of Hwe Freshman Eafing Exchange. Leff +0 righf, Fronf row: R. Simone, D. Lockwood, E. Screnson, K. Huzar, W. Harbinger. Second row: W. Rickerby, T. Nagel. H. Millis, R. Coham O. Tabor. Third row: J. Eglin, G. Hanhard. R. Roof, P. Pessoni. T. Day. J. GarbuH. Four'rh row: T. Reed. D. Josephfhal, R. D'Anfonio, T. Millspaugh, J. Gramenfine, W. LeSuer. FiHh row: 6. Davies. J. Hinman. R. Cassie. H. Hinman, A. LaCava, P. Corwin. W. Higgins. D. Denaulf, J. Chivers. D. Price, M. Craig, D. Young. M. Bird. Six+h row: W. Rusk. F. Rauch, T. Kuhn, 0, Garfield, R. WaHs, E. Palmer. Sevenfh row: J. Brechf. D MaHes, R. Wuerfhner, P. Mc- Alaine. H. Hager. D. Wolf. L. Hoyer. J. Banfa. 6. Kenny. K. Davies. 4S L5H f0 rith, Front row: H. Lawfon, E. Bowers. R. Ardison. M. WescoH. C. Wruble. P. Kirsch. J. Mallory, C. Huchei', N. Knerr. R. Hydeman. G. Biddle. S. Meeker. Second row: L. Rhynus. W. Purinkm. R. Whife, W. Myers, R. Alexander. H. Sfone. W. Luding+on. E. Kershner, W. Mannss. B. Bolfon. R. Clowes. Third row: C. Congdon, J. Mclean. P. Deacon. 5. Silloway. A. Frosf. W. Cogan. J. Holmes, S. Pyle. H. Levinson, B. Delassio. J. Sears. 6. Deming. R. Griscom. E. Lipsei. F. Fischer. G. Lord. Fourih row: M. Fermaglish, R. Anderson, R, BuckleyI R. Toner. K. Shomaker, W. Daley, R. Sharlof, C. Denny T. Masher. P. Bergs+rom, M. S+ein, K. Hobson. Delta Kappa Epsilon The Deke Housa commonly called The Circus, because 0 Hwe diversify of ifs members. commenced +he year by pledging a sfrong fresh- man delegafion. In Jrerms of achievemenfs in fall sporfs four men recered foo+bail keHers and Hvee received Hwe soccer award. As Hwe year pro- gressed fheir pofenfiaL bofh afhleficaHy and e158- where. was seen +0 be mosf Huihtu! in Hwe House. 'Brofhers Feet Dick Griscom and Fred Fisher, received nexf year s cocapfaincy of He soccer feam, while JefwC Deming is golf cap+ain Jrhis year. Sophomore-veferan Gerry Lord ob+ained his Foofball bffer. preserving H16 name of We Dekes on Hwe gridiron. In ofher realms of: afhlefic achievement Jrhe Dekes seemed To dominafe Hwe squash Courfs win Three members on H16 varsify 4s Jream. Of local imporfance. Jrhe freshmen seemed desfined +0 cop +he Infra-frafernify HB-ballh Championship. As +he snows whisHed down horn +he nor+h. +he Dekes solemnly reieded +heir schoh ashc infenhons, pledging Jrhemselves +0 defy +he laws of nafure in non-concenfric formafions of acrobafics on skis, fraysy beds. and even rocking chairs. swiHly sliding down The +reacherous dopes of +he DKE backyard Toward HGreenberg Gardensf The highlighf 0f fhe Deke news Is cenfered around Dick Griscom. recenHy elecfed College Body President He is also a dorm counseHor, a member of +he Honor CommiHee. and an honor sfudenf, Of primary imporfance En DKE achHy was +he creaHon of +he Gamma Phi Vocafionay Guidance Plan insflfufed by Chief Juche Ar+hur T. Vanderbilt 'IO. fo consfrucwL a foundafion of personal con+ac+ befween alumni prominenf in various fields and undergraduates inferes+ed En enfering +hose vocahons. Bill Daley. a True liferary genius. became Execufive Edifor of +he Argus. while Sm Meeke: and Mike Sfein are coesporJrs edifors, ebyy assisf- ed by Bill Purinfon. ln religious aHairs +he Dekes have received a new impefus since subiecfed fo fhe newly-elecfed Canferbury Club chairman. Gary Rundle, and Ken Schomaker who Is vicevpresidenf of +he Chrierian Associahon. Some familiar sounds we wIH miss nexf year: Jeff Deming e HSo I am +hin: I can 2er drive a golf ball +wice as her as youl'h Barney Bergsfrom - Hlf's been a long Jrime, gang . e . heVp me up Jrhese sfairs. . Paul Williams e Hln iusf forfy- seven weeks now, Ill be siHing on on +he rim of +he Grand Canyonf' MaH Fermaghsh e HBuf whaf if she refuses:w Bob Buckley 4- HA thoso- pher is no+ someone who siTs around bloJrching up +he loopholes In realifylw Russ Winslow -- MYesy I do have a paper due-in fact y . . . ah . y . have eleven papers due? PeTe Deacon i HPhHadey phia's +he cen+er of +he ond. Look af Beidere beck. Look 6+ Golalw Herb Lawfon e HSH down and chef for a while Dick Anderson - 'You know, Kinsey says +he+ when you're ninefeen . . f Jim McLean e HA grubby room isnhf necessarily obieche correlafivel'h Paul Williams and Jrhe Deke soffball Jream had a highly successful spring, amassing fourfeen wins and only one loss. The baskefballers were almosf es successfuly winning second place in Jrhe Infere hafernify league aHer bsing by one poinf f0 +he Crows. Some signs o1t spring included +he picnic fov fhe faculfy childreny confinued successful ah fempfs f0 confound fhe campus by squeezing an impossible number of male and fema1e bridge players info +he upstairs porch. Bill PurinJronhs 47 plan for Imporhng women from Lake Erie Col- lege, Rusfy Clowes sHH Trying for a pemced score on John VVoodhs gohc fest and Ed Kershner de- lighfing +he exameerers in Fisk HaH by Sun bafhing on +he back porch. As +he weafher causes +he flooding of +he HlinksH by The Dekes. and as +he year draws fo 5 Close. we Thank exloHicio Herb Lawfon and Presidenf Mike Sfein for Jrhe success and greaf developmenf of +he DKE House in +he year I956. Delta Sigma Spurred by a spirifed pIedge class of seven, Jreen men. new living room decor. and fond dreams of co-educaHon. Delfa Sigma plunged en- fhusiasfically info campus achvifies hhis year. The fall saw +he DeHa Sigma Jrouch foofbaH 'machine' romp over infra-frafernHy grid foes for +he sec- ond sfraighf season. Led by Dave Darling and Andy Milewski, +heir undefeafed-uniied-unscored upon sfring was marred by a single Huke fouch- down. Despi+e suspicious rumors around campus we did nof subsidize a single afhlefe on Jrhe house Jream. The house baskefball feam, led by Gordy Losey. Bob Funk. and John Kandravey, hired very weil early in +he seasony buf falfered in mid-sea- son when old age finally caughf up wifh Gordy. Over Homecoming weekend which was Jrop- ped ON by +he annual LiHle Three foofball con- fes'r wifh The Ephman of WiHiams, effigy honors for +he second sfraighf year paid +ribu+e +0 House aesfhehc values. Sixfy-eigm per cenf of fhe brofhers rolled up +heir sleeves in Hue Fall blood drive +0 give DeHa Sigma anofher crown. A+hlefically. +he House boasfed +wo capfain- Cies h Andy MHewski, The man wifh +he golden arm and +he dazzling array of hook shofs, led +he baskefball squad. and Gordy Losey. +he Wesleyh an version of Yogi Berra, was +he baseball leader. Big John Wafson and Dick Goldman. known as +he HCouseh around +he campus. 'yoined Milewski +0 compiefe fhe DeH hoop conhngenf. Neil Henry played dehensively on Jrhe swiHly improv- ing Wesleyan hockey feam. ln +he spring Bob Seymour and Dick Jaynes could be seen daily goh ing fhrough +he Jmack roufine, while bill Glens pafrolled +he ouhqeld grass for +he Wes bafsmen. Dick will be one of lhe co-raplains ol nexl year s lracl'leam.ll1alman Goldman also played a lOT Ol fennis lor Slam Plagemhoel. Newell Davlsl Jacls Shuman. and Ron Benson all played on Norm Daniells Varsi+y loolball learn. In lndivlclual aclivlliesl ll'le inhabllanls ol +le lowered nglw Slreel edilice displayed varied la enfs in oll'ler campus doings. Ron Benson was an olllcer of We senior class, played cenler on +he loolball feaml and received menliop in Hwe 'Whols Who' of American colleges ln recognillon lor his oulsfanding exlra-currlcular records Bob Calvin while servlng as presidenl ol llwe House, was Chalrman ol +he Board ol House Presidenlsl 'Clwicol also was lhe paid business manager ol lhe Wesleyan Publicalions Board. Al H16 and ol flue llrsl semeslerl Bob slepped down, bul Jolm Kandravy was ready lo move up. John led +he lwouse ln fl'le second semesfer and also succeeded Calvin as lhe Publicallon Board's business man- ager. Dick Seabury succeeded John in Hwe posl ol buslness manager of We Wesleyan Argus. The Della Sigs also showed +ha+ lbey hacl a house composed ol men of slrong Characfer. ln lhe lall. Frannle Slorms amazed everyone and gave up smoking for llwe lall soccer seasonl and John Conard even picked a major sublecf. All in all il was a very successlul year for +he Della Sigma brorlwerlnoodl The house will miss lhe line group ol semiors Hwaf wlll be leaving lhis year. but as in previous years +he Della Slgs will come back raring lo go nexl Seplemberl Leff lo rigl'lll Fronl row: 5. $quafrilo. D. Fong. D. Darling. Ls Kedes. L. Karsh, W. Fillback. W. Hopkins, A. Dieffenbach. O. Neumann, L. N4 Davis. Second row: R. Kaplan, D. Shulelf. G. Richards. R. DiMauro. W. Minor. D. ElKlund. R. Feaver. R. Spaller. Third row: F. Sforms, Rs Seymour, Nl Henry. F. Vie+ze. A. Sobczak. R. Seabury. J. Dennis. Fourfh row: R. Smlfh. R. Benson. J. Kyle, J. M. Miller, R. Friedman. A. Milewslri, R. Calvinl J, Shuman, J. Kandravy. H. B. Glens. C. Wenfworfh. FiHh row: D. Wings J. Conard, R. Goldman, W. Barney D. Turbyne. R. Jaynes. W. Krenz. J. Wafson. 49 Leff fo righ+, Fron+ row: T. Duffield. P. LincolnI W. Sanders. M. Hennessey. A. Lunsford, E. Boniface, E. Hoffman. C. Sfone. Second row: E. Bromage, R. Larson. D. Degnon. R. $choe+1.W. Su+cliHe, J. Manning. W. McGowan, R. Schwensfeir, H. Barr. Third row: 6. Dyer, A. Fikre. J. Nasse. K. Tummel. T. Burns, J. Brahmayer. Fourfh row: E. Websfer. D. L0H. R. Fieldhouse. L. Miller. 8. Edwards. E. Woodbury. P. Jennings. G. Eager. J. Wood. Fif'rh row: P. Holden, W. PraH, L. John- son. T. Plimpfon. D. Gerardi. R. Callen. D. Benneh F. Bancroft R. Sfafson. A. Rundquisf. J. Cavallo. Six+h row: R. Donahue. E. Gobeille. J. Keeler. J. Ka+is. J. Brands. E. Snow, T. Sorenson. E. Rober+s. 5. Fos+er. R. McAfee. 6. Bryant E. Murphy. Delta Tau Delta These fhings +he Delfs will long remember: bearded hoboes awaihng wifh hope and +repida+ion fhe arrival of January I4 h +he day which was +0 separafe +he men from +he boys- mass win+er maneuA vers agains+ +he neighbors across +he sfreef: fensionr breaking visifs +0 Fazinohs in +he mider of long even- ings o? sfudy: concerfs by PlaH Holden. Jrhe Delf's answer +0 Andres Segovia, accompanied by Craig Sfone, banio vIrfuoso. wi+h Frank Bancroff providing fhe lyrics: Dave Schurman th his head on back wards lis+ening +0 +he sage commenfs of Pefe Lincoln; Harry Barr oh Barr En+erprises, Inc, exh pounding +he advantages of Ches+erf1elds. Coca Cola. and +he Foresf Cify Laundry. 50 5 I In spor+s, wresflers Bums, Braifmayer. Gobeille. Sorenson, and DofH puf Delfa Tau on H16 mat and Ed PraH played for He varsify Jrennis Jream. The 92 Theafre did nof fail +0 geJr ifs share d aHenHon. House meals were rendered more wudicruous by newspaperman BEH Su+diHes disioinfed +heories abouf +he posiinn of yeHow iournalism on We Argus. Highlithng Hwe Spring sporfs season was a mosf friendly baffle wifh +he Sigma NUS across +he sheet. The sfurdy gian+ ca+apul+ was a s+andou+ in every affempf +0 squelch invasions. and +he brofherhood showed greaf ingenuify En comlng up wifh many fine +heore'Hcal plans for combaHing Hue Sig's more or less ineffedual barrage d eggs and pofafoes. Loud noises from +he peace-loving Crows aiso added fuew +0 +he flame. Con+rary +0 whafever +he enemy mighf claim, we consider ourselves +0 have been undispuir able vicfors of +he fray. The Spring Parfy +heme in Hue DeH homesfead was a bohemian den of HI repu+e, wifh Skip MaCAfee heading +he brigade of hired waifers. The brofherhood Jrook +0 Hwe Norfh field basebaH diamond in a big way wlfh +he advenf of fine weafherw and spenf many happy hours Jrryinq +0 kick fhe Crows OH +he Davidson Arf Cenfer lawn. Whlfey Johnson. manager exfraordinary and sfalwarf Jayvee baseball playerw became quife friendly wifh Hue driver of +he Glee Oub bus dur- ing +he spring four. Dale Loff helped lead +he hack feam +0 a suc- cessful season. winning +he hundred-yard and 1tinish- ing close in +he +wov+wen+y neariy every meef. Gamma Psi The likes. of Mounlzoures. Tallersall, Glpsfein. and Mehlman looked ridiculous when pul on Film. Everyone seems lo dream aboul having a con- lracl wifh Cecil B. DeMille and appearing in an exlravaganza wi'rh casls ol +housanclsl However. lhese Valenhnols of Jrhe soufh end of campus. came nowhere near approaching +th slale of bliss wlfh +he images lhaf flashed on 'lhe screen from lhe Physics Lab opaque proledor. l'l seems +hal +he poinl ol all +he back handed leller wrihng was lo secure some of +hose baby crib pholos for Gamma Pslls novel regresslon parly. Harry in a bib is credible. bul Gipslein on a bear rug is ridiculous! The house remalned slandlng even +hough some Invaders look oll wllh +he lronl door. Thls 52 same enlry saw such honors as Paul Tallersallls eleclion as CB-Sec.-Treas. and presidenf ol +he honorary Deballng Sociefy. Delfa Sigma Rho. As lilerah. as well, +he house produced a prize win- nlng sfory by Harry Mounfzoures and Cardinal conlribuhons by Hale Chaflield. Al Mollel was conslanfly being labeled +he man who would re- lieve WESUls kinks. bul a5 yef no campus wide resulfs have been seen. Mollel. known locally as Jrhe Minnesola Brain Trust has discovered a superior scholasllc mind in lreshman Joel Saks who won Jrhe Ayres Prize +he highesl freshman average. Ouldoors. as well. lhe Gamma Psi Bro+her- hood dlsllngulshed Jrhemselves. Bill Caspary was able +0 lill himself wilhoul any superficial devices +0 The heighf of fwelve feel four inches in Jrhe pole vaull evenJr +0 seJr a new Wesleyan record. ln +he winler monlhs. one ol +he major preoccu- palions was +he concerfed ellor+ olr +he house lo find a conveflble missing somewhere under lhe unheard ol wanrer wealher, and +hen lo shovel if oul. Wllh +he spring. 'eras a pilfy fhal no more +han six could cram info Jrhe aulo lor deshnafions Smllh and all poinls of Hemp. One sl'rancled Crow. linding himself surround- ed by six lool snow drills one morning decided +0 seek refuge in +he halls of Gamma Psi. H was af Hwis +ime fnaf Gamma Psi became noforious +0 Hue o+her end d campus. Accuefomed as Huey are +0 Hwe +heme 0e hospifaWyw +hese Greek leHer sociefies were amazed fo hear of Hue rough and Inhospifable frea+men+ received by HMS Way, farer af Hwe paws of his fwo lnosfs, Nufs and BOHS. Offen, H had been heard nom Npha Deli +ha+ +hese ero were maniacal in Weir desfrucfive fenr dencies Waving semL one collie one boxere and one kinkajou packingL In order +0 redeem Hwemselvea Hwe Gamma Psi s senf MASH +nroa+ed Taffersall, ChaHield. and Jacobs f0 make amends wiHn +he Crowse ef al. They were so sincere En +heir apologies. +ha+ Hwey followed +'he crowd clear +0 PiHsburgh and Cleve Land under H1e guise of singing. Back af H19, house. meanwhile. Hank Tausende kegmL banging away on fine drums as keyboard virfuosi Irwin and Dunham Hoafed 50H chords +oward ScoH Lab and poinfs NorTh. L9H +0 right Froni row: J. Saks. W. DaggeH. E. Wthey. P. Hadzima, Nufs, D. Remingfon, Bolfs. H. Wiegand, H. Kafsuhiko, B. Kruyswiik, G. Holxwarih. Second row: 5. Simon, J. Hafer, H. Sfeiner. B. Russell, T. Frederick, R. MansHeld. H. Mounfzoures. E. Chaffield, V. Masher. Third row: R. Meyer. C. Dunham. W. Caspary. D. Burks. A. Moffef, H. Tausend, R. Irwin. R. Van Tassel. L. Gross. R. Gorin. Fourih row: T. Jackaway, R. Gips+ein, S. Borkow, P. TaHersalI, G. Mones. M. Bond. Fiffh row: G. De Frances. A. Jacobs. R. Johnson, A. Jones. J. Ryan. J. AHschuler. H. Sargent E. MehlmanI E. Setein. 53 O . Leff +0 righf, Second siep: D. Sfeindler, S. Mendelson. M. Roesler. J. Mann, B. PasseH, N. Miller, D. Nachod. A. Gordon. All ofhers siHing: Feirman. P. Wesfon, R. Nowek, R. Anderson. S. Aiken, D. Erranfe, D. Schneider. R. Runyon, D. Paine. T. Clemence, A. Zepp, A. Osborne, L. Labrie. N. Bali. R. Furber. S. Segal, F. Shearer, G. Teuscher. Sfanding: J. Wagner. A. Leps, W. Wisdom. M. Levenson, B. Meisner, R. Larchar. John Wesley Club f , Riofless and relaxed. caim and peaceful, bu? ofherwise QuHe ordinary, passed The year. There was of course We usual Jackson Cup, Haere was Hwe usual procession of Argus ediforsw Haere were people wifh high averages, low averages. and average averages. and fhere were many. many peopie who never bofhered +0 average fheir averages. The season was puncfuafed wifh some very successful paeres. Above +Fe square dance and Roman parfies. Hwe Russiam parfy shone brfh +hrough Hhe crea+ivi+y of fine greawL playwrighf w . .i- and ador. Morfon Paferov, and his original pro, ,.- . ' 4 . 54 dudion. Avoiding Hue hazards of cen+ral sfag- ing. Hwe impressario, accep+ed Jrhe magnifude of +he proscenium arch bccomplished by some dam; dy needlework from +he hands of Zeppy. Supi porfed by such nofed adors as N. O. B. s wife and He all American physique of Al Kalb Her Hwe visual effect 0e coursey. Monsieur Paferov had +he sea+ed cusfomers frying 1'0 sfand. and The sfanding cusfomers Jrrying +0 SW. The only missing ingredienf for +he wanderer was fhe old Russian ingredien.+ of vodka . . . +0 s+lmula+e any Russian ingredienf! Buf +hen. +he wanderer never did no+ice wha+ fiiled +he flowing cup! On +he more serious side. +here were sfudies: on Hwe less serious side. Hwere were weekends far, far away: on H16 esfhefic side. +here was a rich musical season. including a program by The- Wes- leyan Sfring Quar+e+ sponsored by +he Club' on Hwe infelledua! side, +here was We faculer. acfively sfriking sparks on Jr'ne onerfovone levei. And +hrougl'1 3+ all, small nebulous shapes began gradually +0 emerge, and Hey somewha+ resem- bled pears. 55 Phi Bolsfered by a revamped soda! program fea- furing birdwalks, affic parfies, and Ken Spencerhs hBiliy Nor+h Rice Trlof' Jrhe Eclechcs inihafed +he new year wifh a fine freshman delegahon. headed by class Veep. Bob Chase. Beau Free- man was elecfed Sophomore Class Secrefary. whiie Apem Burns presided over T.N.E. wifh afhlefic zeal. John GeHier and Spud Parker hn- ished noJrable ferms as C. B. Senafe Presidenf and Chairman of +he Board of House Presidenfs, respedively. Bob Smifh guided Jrhe Argus as Associafe Managing Edifor. while Ed Porfer be, came ManagEng Edifor of +he Olla Pod. Jack Dunn and Ed Thorndike rocked Jrhe campus psy- chological sfrucfure th a magnanimous kid Curriculum CommiHee report Jibers Gefher, Allen. and Spencer did some ex+ended fravelling. Soccer co-Capfains Dick Boyden and Spud Parker led a LHHe Three Champion feam, while Bill Rush and Al Haas co-capfained Jrhe unbeafable Jrrack squad. Rush breaking several school re- cords. Paul Von Plonsld, Corky Corkran. Mel CoJre. and Bob Burns leHered in foofball. Jay Cobbledick was high scorer on +he baske+ball ieam. seasoned wresHers Jack Dunn and Don Fuhrman fumed in anofher solid year. while Park- er and Porfer did Jrhe same in squash and Coba bledick in fennis. The Middiefown LaCrosse Associafion was joined by dashing John Spurdley Nu Theta who ?oughf gamely againsf insurmountable opa posihon. Dave Berlew fried vainiy +0 breafhe fire info a hapless house foofball Jream. and was proud anyway +0 be a member of +he worst condihoned Jream ever seen in +hese parfs. WESU found a new HJazzboH in smoofh Mel Cofe, who also confribufed his vocal JralenJrs gra- Hs Jro any house parfies on campus lyany offers'H. The Ugly Brofhers claimed a bumper crop of eager pledges. held several unaHended business mee+ings. and had a number of par+ies in Jrhe Fail, with Alumni members finally ieaving during Spring eyams, f0 Jrhe rehexC of houseman Pefe BEBO. Parf d +he spring was spem preparing for The big Spring Parfies soffball game th fhe Crows. which we won neafly. The Ecledic Spring Sing waw; a greaf success. wi+h many undergrads and hacuhy hlling the rooms, The idea of +he evening was J'he serving of beer afferwards. The Spooky Seven. in oui- landish cosfume, were a big hit Brofhers GeHieI and Allen showed +hemselves Capebwe of much creafive emofing. Ed Por+er was offen seen shuffling befween Eclec'ric and Jrhe Arf Cenfer, where he was busy Creafinq in preparaflon for a one man ehow 5+ +he Ar+s Warehouse in New York. FareweH +0 our many fine seniors. We wish +hem Jrhe besf In Me May +hey ah marry Mon- roes and make money. LeH fo righf, Fron+ row: T. WilliamsI D. Wenner, H. Shively, W. Thomas. J. Briscoe, J. Spurdle, R. SmHh. R. Cadigan, J. Browning. P. Lund. R. Chase, B. Leverich. Second row: R. Gilleffe. D. Clemens. J. Hobbs, K. Spencer. 5. Freeman, A. Codding, D. Fuhrmann, B. Church, S. MaHhews. B. Beumgarfner, B. Moody. A. Haas, J. Monfeifh. Third row: R. Burns. W. Sirickland, R. Thorp. P. Von Pionsld. 6. Sellers, S. Apfhorp, D. HillI D. Spencer, R. Smifh, R, Boyden. J. Jahos. J. Dunn. J. Goodhue. F, Johnson, J. Allen, J. Cobbledick, J. Sickler, R. Bender. J. GeHier, P. Ingraham, W. Rush. Fourfh row: D. Allee. D. Berlew, M. Cofe. E. Johnson. J. Corkran. G. Jenkins, D. Noble. D. Nor+hrcp, A. Mason, D. Porfer, E. Porfer, P4 JohnsonI S. Parker. 57 l.ef+ +0 riahf. Fronf row: N. HoH, W. Phillips, R. Woodford. G. Johnson. J. Squire. J. Sfurges, Bullefs. H. Lerch, J. Plais+ed. J. Lambert Second row: J. Arnold. J. Dearinger. D. Ramsey, F. Lyle. C. DanIollI G. lseminger. R. Bayfield, W. Clark. W. Trimble. R. Hun+er. C. Van EHenI G. Dunn. Third row: L. Burns, J. Harris, S. Werner, J. Olsen. K. Travis. J. Killough, H. Oschner, F. Houcll. J. WaHher. Fourfh row: R. Brefscher. W. Bixby, G. Krauss. K. Driesbach, R. Baldridge, B. Goddin, D. King, J. Corrodi. F. Boynfon. D. Daugherfy, J. Fosfer. Fiffh row: D. Fricke, R. Tompkins. F. Banfield, B. Chadwick, F. Frost ' 7m wmmw Psi Upsilon Again, the men of Hue Xi swarmed ouf for faH sporfs. Jack Corrodi. nexf year's Coicapfaim and Tigef Frost led a group 0 six in Hie vary si+y foofbah +eam. C7005? Goddin and Bob Brefsc'ner were sfandcufs boofmg for McCurdy. A whole raHL of parlor a+hle+es kepf we Xl a? H16 top 0 Me in+erfrarernHy foofbaH ?eague unfii Hwaf +afeful early. early Samrday morning of fall house parfies when several +hings +he Delfa Siqs among finem brougm abouT fhe fail of Belle? Biii Bixby and company. Winfer acfivifies were aieo heavily suppor+ed. Bob Brefscher coecapfained the swimming feam' Dave Fricke. working on his Biology disfincfion paper. found Hme +0 amass an amazing number of poinfs ior +he wresfiing +eam oi Nafe Osur: Cari Van Eiien was one oi Jrhe sieady Five shoofing for Johnny VVoodis baskeibali squad. Elecied io ihe office of Execuiive Assisfanf +0 +he Argus Edifor was Jim Killough. also Presi- deni of Cardinal Key. Fred Boynfon was eleded +0 Phi Be+a Kappa. The highpoini oi fhe spring season was +he second annual Psi Upsilon Conference. Jrhe iopic of which was To Produce Free Men e Af Whaf Cosh Also a spring event iomL of a somewhai dubious shims. was Jrhe iazz concer+ which, on accounf of rain, was heid in fwo oi +he fraiernify houses. Charlie Hoy'i and his Dixieland Band pro- vided +he enferiainmenf ai in' while Teddy Charles held iorih ai Chi Psi. 59 Bill Clark proved To be a reiiable bariender during House Pariy weekend. You could ai- ways couni on old Bill for +he iirsi hali-hour . . .. Ben Chadwick puf on his alferego for a frip +0 Darfmou+h lasf iaH e was seen in +he process of happiiy Jr'orgeiiing aii aboui hack. Some very fine pariies were ihrown affer Comprehensives by Bones Baldridge. Denny King. John Fosier. ei ai: ioilowing which Sfan Har+ had a mysferious visiior in his room ai four- ihir+y A.M. BiH Bixby, co-capfain oi; ihe Varsify baseball feam. was piiching iew'hiiL ball again ihis spring. and Carl Van Effen helped Wesleyanis golf feam i0 ifs firsi successful season in years. 'Goosei Goddin held down Jrhird base for +he basebaliers, end kepf +he house in Touch wiih fhe older gen- erafion, As yef Goose has nof been able +0 JFind +he hair resforer of his dreams, buf wiih 1he fierce deierminafion ihai we know he has. he is cerfain fo succeed eveniualiy. Sigma Chi Affer inifiafing sixleen freshmen info fhe mysferies of Hans dice. amid cries of lshooJr livel Jrhe Sigs plunged info a produclive and well- rounded year. Sfan Beelham. eleded Vice-presiden+ of Jrhe College Body lasf year. sfarfed off by being elecfed +0 Phi Beta Kappa. Sfan also has been awarded a Fulbrighf Scholarship and is go- ing lo Amsferdam +0 s+udy nexf year. Bill Shep- herd, Presidenl ol +he lnlernalional Relalions Club. slepped up from +ha+ posifion +0 Jrhe posi of College Body SecrelaryeTreasurer making i+ Jrhe Jrhircl year in a row fhaf a Sig has been among Jrhe College Body oilicers. Scoll Gale was elecled Treasurer of +he Sophomore Class. and will be nexl yearls Presidenf of Cardinal Key while Cliff Vermilya sel lhe pace for +he Freshmen by his eleclion as Speaker of +he Fresh- man Senale for +he lirsf semesler. Herb Benson served as Eclilor oi +he Olla Podrida and was selecled nexiL year's Chairman of +he Honor Sys lems Commillee. Dave Ralslon and Herb Camp were elecfed as Fealure and News Edifors. re- specfively, of +he Argus. On +he sporfs sidey Larry Tremper was Co- capfain of +he Baskelball learn. and Clill Hord- low was elecfed by TNE as +he besl afheleJre oi las'i' yearls Freshman class. Sigma Chi was represenfed in +he Wesleyan Glee Club by no less +han eleven men. of whom +wo were also members of +he Cardinals. Dick Gillis served as chairman oi +he College Boo'y Social CommiHee. and was also Program Direcfor of WESU. Bob Fisher, who was confinually aslounding his con+emporaries by gelling perlecl scores on 'impossiblel exams. rocked +he mafhemafical world early Jrhis Spring. During an ouling of lhe Mafh club To see +he PraH and Whilney calculal- ing machines in Harllord. he found fhree brand new Prime Numbers. l is noT necessary +0 em- phasize +he imporlance of +his greaf lind. 1+ was largely fhrough Jrhe ellorfs of Bro+her Hordlow ihal fhis greaJr leaJr became publicized on +he 60 Wesleyan campus. Bob Hayes a member oh the Argus sfaff and a promising candidafe for +he varsi+y fennis +eam. has shown greaiv abHHy 5H year as a wri+er oh sundry arhdes on diverse sub- iecfs. Burr Edwards Somehow managed +0 hn- ish +he tennis season wifhouf being Jforced +0 have his rackef re-headed, and Cliff Hordlow, pi+ching brillianfiy wcor +he VarsHy basebaH feam. perfecfed +he fechnique of polnfing his ankle 5+ the opposing baHers. He aiso enhvened +he season for all of Danny 5 men wifh his falenTs as a raconJreur. The SigQ again beef +heir arch-rivals, Befa. in +he Inferfrafemify soffbaH game fhis year: an occasion for much rejoicimg. Leff +0 right Fron'r row: W. McCann, A. Munro, H. Ellis, 5. SchleHer. Second row: P. O'Neill. R. Giguere. N. Lemkemeier. T. Barnes. M. Weil. J. PeHegrew. D. BriH. E. Churchill. Third row: P, Gregory. S. Gale, J. Wolfe, J. Rosano. A. Bevin. S. Beefham, D. Ralsfon. L. Kohns. D. BenHey. C. Vermilya. P. Erringfon. Fourih row: H. Bradley, W. Greiner, M. Kohn, R. Gillis. R. Pank, R. Fisher, P. Gay. W. Newman. M. Pisztslry. A. Shrednick. H. Camp. L. Sfern. W. Shepard, P. Ralsfon. H. Benson. L. Sfewart R. Hayes, E. Alessandroni, N. Edwards, C. Smifh. Fif+h row: R. Wood. P. Tofani. J. Wright D. Woodhead. J. Ocksrider, C. Hordlow, J. Brown. B. Harde. J. Messick. 6 I Le'H in right Fronf row: A. Grosman. R. Provost H. Bangharf, W. Oliver. R. Marks. W. Karney. E. Mendia. l. Barnef. R. WaHerhouse. Second row: R. Mann. R. Turkingfon, P. $+evens. R. Clarke. J. Vander Veer, S. Bergner. W. Sherman, J. Huckans, C. Dulany, J. Allison. D. Van Norman. Third row: 6. Miller, B. Berman, W. Aus+in. W. McFadden, D. Van Nimwegen. J4 Boon, W. Hunt W. Wilmarfh, A. Typermass, E. Howell, N. Sfangos. R. Maxwell. Four+h row: P. Munson, E. Parmee. A. Jay. K. Smifh, J. Hall, L. Marshall. R. Wa++Is, W. Brucher. W. Fullarion. T. Wa+son, G. Wilmof. FiHh row: W. Fryer. C. Brancari, P. Waller, J. Macfarlane, 6. Marks. F. Goodrich, R. Ogren, J. Rule, W. Richards. Sigma Nu During f'ne scholach year 55 - 56 +he brofhers of S'rgma Nu engaged in many adivi- fies on The Wesleyan campus, bof'h openly and sub rosa. Affer a small fire in We ash barrels in +he FaH. operafions expanded until a coanagi rafion during fine Winfer resulfed in We addi- Hon 01: a hole in Hue chhen Floor, Chopped wifl'w +he covoperafion of +he Middlefown Fire Depart menf. ther improvemenfs +0 Hme physicd plant aHhoug'n considerabie, are nof worfhy of mem Jr'lon. The acfivify of H16 brofhers H135 year was un- precendenfed. parJriCubrly wifh Dave Van Nor- man as header of Hue Jibers. Pefe Gardiner as 62 leader of the Cardinals and PresidemL of Jrhe Glee Club, Bill Aus+in as an edifor of +he Argusy Arf Typermass acfive ai' VVESU. and ofhers foo numerous +0 menfion. Don RIH proved This VVInfer +0 be Jrhe hrsf Prom chairman in many. many years +0 make a prom on +he Junior Prom. His campuswide cam- paign Jr'or moderafion, which was very weli re ceived by Jrhe ofher Housesy needless +0 say. resuHed in an unno'riceabie reducfion in ?he amounf of liquor consumed af +he dance. Highlighfing fhe Spring spor+s season was a mosf friendly baVrIe wifh +he Delia Tauhs across +he sfreef. Eggs and Dufch and eggs were sfand- oqus in every aHempf +0 squelch invasions. and fhe bro+herhood showed greaf ingenuify in com- ing up wifh many fine Jrheorefical plans for cap' furing Jrhe Delfs' more or less ineffedual baby cafapulf. The conscienfious obiedion of some warmongering Crows also added fuel +0 +he flame. Confrary +0 whafever +he enemy mighf ciaim we consider ourselves +0 have been undiss pufable vicfors of fhe fray. A quick Jrrip 'To Vermonf was recenfly neces- sary +0 find a replacemeni' for one of our house fixfures - no more Halian food, men, Jim Jekel served as Presidenjr of +he Chris- Han Associafion for fhe 1caH semesfer. Paul Mune son recenfly ioined an elife company when he was eieded Phi Befa Kappa. Elder brofhers Maxwell. Boon. and Ashe bid a fond fareweil. finally. as Jrhey crossed fhe moaf of fhe casfle. graduafion e bound af long la-if. Chief of Jrhe acfivifies wi+hin Jrhe house Jrhis year were +he shorHived bu+ enjoyable exisfence of H16 Thursday Evening CocHail Club, +he presen- JraJrion +0 Jrhe whole campus 01C 6 concerf by servA erai male and female singing groups on Fall Par. Hes Weekend. a sponfaneous exhibihon o? pride affer we won 1he ln+erfraferni+y sing, which de- lighfed Jrhe whole campus. and +he appearance of Sfeve Bailey. of Wesleyan and Princefon fame, as speaker a+ +he Sigma Nu Forum in +he spring. The Sigma Nu blackbirds greaHy enioyed Spring Parhes a+ Sarafoga Springs, enfer+aining wifh +heir songs as well as being en+er+ained by fhe various barfenders. As a las+ word for fhe year. Seniors e donhf lose your Don REH' personal calling cards! 63 Publications The Publicalions Board of Wesleyan was Flrsl organized in I9I6. If 15 composed of lhe presi- denf and secrelaryelreasurer of Jrhe College Body. +he edifors-inechief ol +he Argusl +he Cardinal and +he Olla Podrida. Jrhe chairman and buslness manager of WESU, lhe paid busir mess manager Tror all Jrhese publicafions, +he lacully commiflee on undergraduafe publicalions. and +he alumni secrefary. The board supervises Jrhe finances and acllvllies of +he four member publicalions. This pasl year Prolessor George Creeger replaced Professor Burlord as l'he presiden+ o? The organizalion. Herb Benson served in +he capacily of vice-president and John Kandravy was lhe Boardls business manager. This year was ACTIVITIES Board +he final one for Mr. Connellyl lhe Alumni sec- relary, as he will relire nexf year. The Board mel informally +hroughou+ Jrhe year In Mr. Connelly's office on Jrhe lirsl' Hoor of Winr chesler House. This year, +he Board again deuced +he many campus rumors +ha+ +hey are a 'lrubber s+ampll organizaflon and 'lurned down some ol lhe proposals and budgefs puf before H. The meelings were always enjoyable and among Jrhe highlighls was Mr. McAllisler's Jrend- ency +0 vole negalively on many o+herwise unanv imous voles. All wenl' well for Jrhe Pub Board +his year wilh Jrhe exceplion of a liHle difliculfy over in WESU which will probably be slraighlened oul as soon as Al Mollel gels all +he ldnks ironed ouf. Seafed: D. McAllesfer. G. Creeger. T. Wenzlau. S+anding: B. PasseH. J. Bruce, P. Schellenbach. P. Taffersall, R. Calvin. P. Tofani. H. Benson. L. Gross. R. L005. 67 4 , he. L9H +0 righf: R. Clarke. P. Corwin, E. Porfer. H. Benson. T. V055. P. Tofani. Gr Willauer. Inseri: R. Wood, D. Ramsey. Phobgraphy: George James. HERB BENSON 68 Olla Podrida Jammed 'mm +he recesaeu of a garrer in Winchesrer House. fhe OHa Pod sniff srruggled f0 qurH ifs funcfion. The maferials 6+ H5 com- mand were various. Of course There was We reccrd Or one yedrk dcfivrfy af Wesleyan. These fads were beveled and shaped unfil rhey rook fhe form of a yearbook. To do Hm reek, Hiere were erpewrifers and clerical Chairs, naked Hgl'wr bulbs and sanrrary whHe waHa cold In winfer and hearL in spring. 6H combining wrrh phcfographs, posed and came did fales Cit afNerIC prowess, and f'ne aura of honorary fhig and Hmf. Mosf imporranr of aHr However, were Hwe dtforred Imagindfions 0? H19 edirorsr This yeah ml , Hwis OHd Podridar Herb and Ed managed m m some+hing from The werback laborers uvder Hwerr 'humbs, Obvrousryl organrr arion was we OMy hope 3 +he face or our image htdrions! This pasf year +he Argus exfended H's coverv age orr news, and devofed more space +0 maffers of a cuHural significance. In +he hall +he Argus fook on a new Mnchon and infroduced +he Argus News Magazine, a supplemenf f0 fhe regular edifion of Jrhe newspaper which inciuded a series of crihcai and descriphve essays on currem prob !ems af Wesleyan and +hroughou+ f'he nafion as a whohe. The supplemenf me1' wifh such success +ha+ ihe edHors 0? 'The Argus published a second edifion early in +he spring. Amofher sfride was measured early in Sep- fember when Jrhe oHices of Jrhe Campus newse paper were moved ouf of fhe sul'fe oh hcubbye holes' in hNInchesfer house and reiocafed in more spacious quarhers on +he second Hoor of FM HaH. This pad year The ieadership oh +he Argux was placed in +he capable hands of Barry Pas- seH' who worked bng and hard in +he process, oh puffing cu? each Issue He was abehy asgisfed by Paui Williams who held +he posihon of Man aging EdHor and Ron Bemson who served in Jrhe capacify oh Execuhve Edifor. SCOH Aiken and Marv Pisefshy were newc. edHors: Don Vancini deubled between heafures edifor and composing his very popular cdumh enhHed hsmall falkf Dom RIH had charge 0+. +he sporfs depar+menh and Gary NHHer fook +he phofographs. BARRY PASSETT Sea+ed: P. Williams, B. PasseH, Re Benson. Sfanding: D. RM. 5. Aiken, M. Pisefsky. D. Vancinil Wesleyanls radio slafion operafed +his year under Jrhe handicap of a decreased range ol 'lransmission. Compliance wilh FCC rulings re- garding campus radio slalions meanf +ha+ VVESU could be received only on radio sefs localecl in +he dormilories of lhe lmmediafe vicinlfy and in +he houses wl+h special speakers. WESU did. howeverl lunclion conslanlly during bofh semes- fers and has made plans lo procure +he funds which will permil broadcasllng on a larger scale in Jrhe lufure. Among +he execufives of VVESU were Jon Harris, Al MolleHl Dick Glllis, Arl Typermass. and Bob Loos. Leff fo righf: E. Porfer. R. Mamis. J. Bruce. D. Sanford. J. Mofslty. Lef+ fa right A. Moffet L. John- son, R. Gillis, P. Levine, A. Typer- mass. J. Harris. The revamped Cardinal fried +0 slimulale bolh inleresl and improvemenlL in lhe calibre of HS confribulors by insliluling prize compellr lions in shorf s+ory. essay and poefry. Jack Bruce, as Ed'llor-in-chief. led The Cardi- nal's assull on Jrhe forces of Philislinism. Hls chief aide was Associale Edilor Dave Sanford. Cone fribufing Eclifors were Roberl Mamis and William Whilman; Ed Porler dld +he arf work: Donald Bilzer was in charge of Circulafion while Jim Mofsky and Bob Calvln, Adverlising and Busi- ness Managers respecllvely. provided proleclion from realily. Seafed: S. Beefham, J. GeHier, P. TaHersaH. Sianding: C. Sione, H. Barr, P. Tofani, H. Benson. R. Smiih, M. Roesler. A. Goodkind, J. Dunn. D. Currier, W. Ausiin. G. DeFrances, J. Jekel. H. Chameld. P. Schwaber. S. Meeker, N. Davis. E. Wilmarfh, J. Ka+is. D. WolfI J. Fosfer, G. Rundle. J. Harris. College Body Senate Under +he adminisfrafion oh GeHier, Beef- ham. and TaHersaH +he College Body Sena+e was especially Inferes+ed in exfending ifs acfivihes and increasing ifs effecfiveness. The Senafe had inherifed a fradifion 01c achve adminisfrafions. bqu if was +'elf +ha+ +he parficipafion of +he ine dividual Senafors and +he inferesf of +he under, graduafes had nof been wha+ if outhr +0 be. During Jrhe year an affempf was made +0 in- crease +he individual responsinHy of +he Sena aJrors $or decisions wifhouf eliminahng +heir rep- resen+a+ive capacifiess The Senafe began ifs mos? Emporfanf work wifh +he repor+ on discriminafion by +he special commiHee of +he previous adminishafion. One of Jrhe mosf remarkabfe perhormances in coma miffee work mt recenf years was JrhawL done by +he Curriculum CommIHee under Jack Dunn: ifs exhaushve invesfigahon and repor+ was of greaf benehf +0 Jrhe whole college communify. A special commiffee on Rushing made a dishncr hvely good analysis 047' +he somewhat unusual rushing si+ua+ion in +he fall of i955. The Social CommiHee realigned Hs membership and ex panded iTs achvihes +0 provide an unusually good soda! program. The considerably ammend- ed conshmfion was fhoroughly reworked and brough+ up f0 dafe. In aH. Jrhe commiHee work of +he Senafe was indicahve of The vi+ali+y of Jrhe whole organizahon. The financial sHuaJrion 0T Jrhe College Body was considerably changed as +he firer affempf in many years was made f0 provide a reaiisfic budget The confribufions of Jrhe undergraduafes were increased by five doHars each and +he new revenues provided much greafer acfiva by +he sfudenf ublicafions. and by organizahons which previous y had foo lifHe +0 operafe effedively i or. +0 operafe af aH. 7 I Class Officers SENIORS Seafed: F. Avanfaggio, Pres.: W. Sieverling, Vice-Pres. Sfanding: J. MacFarIane, Sec.: R. Benson. Treas. JUNIORS Seved: R. Griscom, Pres.: S. Blomgren, Vice-Pres.. Shand- ing: F. Fischer, Sec.; 5. Spencer. Treas. SOPHOMORE Seafed: D. MacMiHan, Vice-Pres.; J. Eglin. Pres. S+anding: S. Freeman. Sec.; 5. Gale, Treas. FRESHMAN Seafed: J. Mallory, Pres.: R. Chase, Vice-Pres. S+anding: E. Dunn. Treas.; H. Levinson. Sec. In order +0 avoid conflid wifh Hwe College Body Senafe. Hue Board 07t House Presidenfs was officially incorpora+ed in+o +'ne Cons+i+u+ion. Designafed +0 preside over 5H social maHers, Hue Presidenf of H19 Board now sifs in 5H senafe meefings as a non-vofing member. Bob Calvin and Bob Loos were presidenfs 0 +he Board HMS year. Leff +0 right Sea+ed2 R. Baldridge, H. Lawfon. R. CalvEn. J. Mofsky. C. Stone, Sianding. second row: D. Josephfhai. G. DeFrances, S. Parker. R. Loos. R. Maxwell. R. Gillis. LeH +0 right H. Benson: F. Avanfag- 1310, Chairman: R. Alexander. Seaied: H. Levenson. E. Dunn. J. Mallory. R. Chase. Standing: W. McCann, W. Baumgarher. R. Mann, D. Sfeindler, W. BarneH, R. Simone. T. Nagel. R. Mann. E. Shanahan, C. Vermilya, R. McKerey, J. Brands, D. Darling. 3. Edwards. R. Wanner. T. Fredricks. J. Lambert G. Holzwarfh, D. Remingfcn, J. Squire. R. Kin+z, S. Pyle. W. Trimble. MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING 92 Theatre 7H9 PemHeHm :ervirivify no Campuf again wifh H19 92 pmduNE Ado Abom Nc+hing and The 6 ha. Mr. PendW Emaginafive hi 7+ in We mimy lnnovafiv r 'ne bn Shale re. The infimacy M cemvH re m reached 1+1: heigh pukineHi ans more ferim, minded wifh Nae qmmed cr Fme C'mei HCeC were given by M f Pater m Hugh Nelaom George Shmen Nancy KosinWL and Pefth Nm wirw Certainly fhe 3ombre ex+erior cf Jr e719 row edHice is no math bm a decepflon, Err whaf vampire: imide M ' New Enqhnd r Egeiike, but in imaginamm and resulfs. H've 92 Chievez +hea+re ih H mm. .ry dimen THE GLASS MENAGERIE Fronf row. leff f0 righl: F. Houck. J. Allen. D. Van Normanl A. Gordon, R. Randall lDireclorl, P. Gardiner, Cl Spencer. J. Hall. M. Gorin, D. Currier, J. GeHier. Second row: J. Gramen+ine. W. Shepard. W. Sherman. Pl TaHersall, C. Dulany, D. Slerns, C. Keck. E. Clowes, T. Voss. Third row: L, Johnson. D. Clemens. R. Alexander, D. Fuhrmann. A. Jacobs. W. Thomas. E Kershner, J. VanderVeex Jr.. R. Hayes. R. Anderson, H. Ellis Jr. FourH'I row: D. Farrell, R. Giguere. W. Barnes. W. Mans; JrlV W. Carey ll. E. Chaffield. J. Ocksrider. D. Hickoxl T. Barnes. 6. Wilmol. W. Purinlon. The record wlll undoublediy sfafe +hal l'he :lubls four spread lhe name and fame of Wesley- an as well as cemenfing some sorlr ol bond be' lween alumni and undergraduales. For lhe cam- erailaden Wesleyan fourislsl howeverl memorle: of Lake Erie women. Shaker Heighls hosplfalilyl and fhe empfy barrels of Nlaqara Falls will laSl, Somehow. lhe Jlbers galhered logelher iv one group lhe combinallon ol romanlic eyes. an agenl ltr a denlilrice concernl a debauched bishop, and lhe lalenls of one Yma Sumac. They lravelecl around ln a Carefree Casual wayl hving lrom suilcase lo suzTcase, no+ knowing from which womens college +heir Wexl' meal would come. They mamaged l0 find an exlraa sl'lll collar when- ever heeded. and sing a song or lwo belween lhelr oll lhe record appearances. All in alll lhig melanqe of hammy arllsles had. and conveyed more enlnymenl lhan amy loursome weal of The Rockles. Slanding: J. Allen, D. Van Norman. J. Geffier. D. Spencer. Beslde; making spectaclea of lhemaelves and Raymond Rendalll Jr., Esqu ihe Club sang well. Thelr varied reperlolre was presenfed wlfh quqlo and Eehslflvlly, Ted Voss was soloisl even with lhe hazards ol pllch pipe; ln all, Ziegleld dlmen' sions were reached ax lhe club had ifs mos? wc- Cesglul year lh recem hislory, P. Gardiner, R. Anderson. D. Currier. J. Hall. M. Gorin. D. Sfearng W. Sheppard, J. Gramenfine. The Cardinak, +he second of He smaH College singing groups sang both joinfly wifh +heir par- enf organizaflon. fhe gIee Club. and independent ly. Pefe Gardinefs chorisfers combined +ravei and singing from Smifh fo Conn wifh such vehii :bs as Bermuda buggies. Founded in l954: fhe Sirlng Quarfef has grown +0 fuil sfa'l'ure Repeafedly commended as head and shoulders above ofher coHege afring quarfefs, +hey presenfed quar+e+s o$ Mozart Beefhoven, and Shosfakovhch, and Schumann s piano quinfef 3n E-Ha + maior. perbrmed wifh Ray Rendall 31' He piano. D. Spencer. R. Turkingfon. A. Lessing. R. Snyder. The musicd IW' when fhe spiri'? had been warned of depravify, was provided by Wis organideon. Fred Prenfice. H5 dL redor managed +0 increase boH'u +he size and calibre o: H'Hs organizaHon, aH +00 offen associafed wifh Chapd crest nine and fem Fronf row. seafed: K. Bruffee, H. Ellis. S. Squa+ri+o, J. Harris, L. Freeman, J. PeHigrew. R. Padget, A. Mercer, C. Valen- Hne. Second row: D. Cosfello, B. Harde, C. Morrill, A. Lobb. K. Bemis, W. Fryer. R. Bauer, A. Thompson. 6. CooIey, A. D'Anfonio. K. Smifh. B. Chadwick. Third row: H. Ochsner. W. Moody, R. Sfearns. C. Delany. G. Jenkins, H. FuHon. J. Mon+ei+l1, D. Clemens. R. Wenner. R. HaH'Iaway. E. Roberfs. S. Anderson. Four+h row R. Winslow. J Corrodi, S. Freeman, R, Henry. W. Dieferich. M. Craig. W. Miller. R. Buckley, F. Boynkm. G. lseminger. D. Larson, .J. Irwin. Fiffh row: A. Gordon, A. Mason. R. Thorp, J. Barker, W. DaggeH, T. Noble. 0. Tabor. Direded by Dick thslow, Wesleyans Choral Sociefy completed ifs burfh and moer ambifious year. Dedicafed f0 +he performance 0? serious music fhe organizafion performed win Jrl'me choirs of Mt Holyoke. Smifh. Sarah Lawrence, and Colby Junior CoHege in such works as Hawk's Messiah. ' Mozarfk Ma5S In F and KodaWs Te Deum. Enhrged HM year Hom a swing orchesfra, Hwe Wesleyan Universify Chamber Orcheerra was received enfhusias'ricaHy by Hue CommLmHy Under Hue bafons Oir bofh M'ssrs. JaWe and PreMFce Hwe orchesha ap- peared abne and EoinHy wifh Hwe Choral Sociefy. The varied program induded works d Handel, Haydyn, Beefhoven. and Grieg Under Hue direcfion of Fred Pren+ice HONOR Seafed: D. Cox, W. Horrocks, S. Bee+- ham. F. Boyn+on. Second row: F. Cancian. W. Sieverling, P. Munson. E. Thorndike. Heder'J En Oxifdb'ew 1955 were SHmwey W. VVesweyans chapfer O1c Hue nafionfd gdence Beeihamw Frederiw L. BovMonw 1H. Franck KN sociefy eieded fweive uwdergraduafes in May. Candam Dde J Cox, VVHHam D. Horrock:, .Jr., AT Hwe Hme of Hweir inifiafionw a banquef was w Paul Nw L. Mmson, sz P. VViHixm Sieveriinqw gEven in 1'heir honor af which Hwe principle Speak J ., ard Edward H. Thorndike. er was Dr. WiHiam T. Green, nofed orfhopedic Eieded En lune 1956 were Dode 5 Berlevu :urgeom. George D. Chem John A. Dmnw Edwin J. Geiges, John A. Gewera Nan M. Grosman. James F. Jewrek Barry Passeh, Morfon L. Pafewv son, George F. PoHner, Roberi J. Schwensweir. Domwd -i. Vancihiw Arrhur W. V0 Au, VViWn'h A. Wisdomw Fron+ row, left +0 righf: W. BaHin. E. Thorndike, M. Murphy, R. Murray, P. Wesfon. F. Avanfaggio. A. Schwenk. Second row: D. Beardslee. R. Schwensifer. W. Horrocks, W. Moyle, D. McNuH. R. Smifh. ARIES Leff fo right S. Parker. B. Kingmana W. Sieverling. A. Haas. J. Gramenfine. J. McFarland. J. GeHier. The alligaf'or afop fhe Hagpole didnf be' long fherew and no one. weasf of aH +he SkuHs claimed ownership. Somehow if managed +0 re move +he puffy from one of fhe minufe windows d H19 Mysficai Seven hide away and dImb om. Or was if Eusf annual spring housedeaning by The Mysfics? W. Bixby, W. Rush. D. Vancini, R. Brefscher, F. Avanfaggio, R. Baldv ridge, D. Denaulf. 79 The Skull house door was missing. so inevH' ably some mIsguKded souis wandered Hvough Hwe hallowed haH Huiang Hwaf if was included in We +our of homes. Traffic on WiHys Avenue came To a virfuaw sfandsfili as H16 Skulls fook maHers info fheho own hands. l+ s a puzzlemenf +0 know exact 1y whaf +hey did. bu? Hwey undoubfedly did do somefhing! Seafed. Fronf row: R. Fisher, T. Burns. R. Bender. M. Cofe, S. Freeman. J. GarbuH, C. Hordlow, R. Burns. T. MacMiIlan. A. Codding. 6. Kenny. Sfanding. Froni row: P. Many. W. Luding+on. R. Wuerfhner. P, von Plonski, P. MacAIaine. C. van Effen. W. Karney, R. Turking+on. J. Eglin. S+and- ing, Back row: J. Wafson. F. Sforms. M. Blake, L. Hoyer, J. Corkren. Under fhe diredion of Presidenf Jim KH- lough ahd Secretary-Treasurer Jay chbledickw +he fradifional subvheshman weekend held on January 6-8. broughf one hundred prospecfive sfudehfs +0 +he campus. This and +he new Baker Scholarship weekend were the high poInJrs in +he A; In pawL yearsw TNE, composed of sopho- mores who exceHed in Freshman afhleHcs. spon- sored +heir annuai weekend. TNE weekend on February l8. broughf six+y prospechve fresh- man $0 The Wesleyan campus. Cliff Hordlow was awarded Jrhe frophy given annually +0 fhe on-campus culhvahon program +hal' included +wo oufsfandirg afhewefe in +he Freshman class. The hundred overnighf guesfs and approxima+ely organizafion was under +he ieadership of presi- hve hundred +ours o1tfhe campus. denf Bob Burns. Sea+edz E. Gobeille, L. Mil- ler. J. Killough, J. Cobble- dick, J. Williamson. 5. Gale. Sfanding. Fronf row: R, Tompkins. R. Jaynes. G. Mones, R. Wuerfhner. J. Canard. J. Allison. A. Cod- ding, J. Raymer. Sfanding, Rear: P. Silk. G. Davies. J. Baker, R. Johnson. J. Hall, T. MacMiHan, G. Willauer. 8O WINTER SPORTS 8 I Seated, Fron+ row: B. Day, J. Wieseman, R. Goldman, S. Bailey. Mgr., C. Hordlow. R. Cassfe, L. Tremper. A. Milew- ski. J. Cobbledick, L. Hoyer. Sfanding. rear: J. Wood, coach, E. Amsierdam, C. van EHen, R. Wuerfhner, R. Funk. J. Wafson. J. Varney, W. Grocltowski. In a bizarre and generally disappoinfmg season, Coach John Woods baske+ball hopefuls salvaged buf four victories in sixfeen a++emp+s. Affer dropping eighf of Hg firs+ nine games +he Cardinal combine finaily caughf fire and beef Norwich. As a resuhL of Hme Norwich vidory fhe hoopsfers became spiri+ed enough +0 puH ouJ' Jrwo more vicfories in fhe ensuing six HHS. The early season spark for We baskefballers was Sophomore Bob VVuerfhner. The bean pole jump shoofer 1trom Lower Merion High Schod sfarfed The season by scoring fiffeen poinf: in Hie firsf half 0; Vne C0651 Guard game. This was nof enough, however, for Coasf Guard bounded MILEWSKI TREMPER back in Hue second haH and beaf +he Cards 6667. In Jrhe second confesf o1: +he season. againer Clark. if was Wuerfhner again who paved +he way wifh sevenfeen poinfs. This Hme +he Cards held on and came oqu wifh a 63-58 Vic? fory. Affer Jrhey fosf +0 Yales +he season had ifs JFirsf break due 1'0 Chrisfmas vacahon. The Jream refurned from a long byoff and dropped 'fhree close games f0 Trinify. TuHs. and WiHiams. VVuerfhner was once again +he scoring plug. accounfing For fwelve. six+een. and +wen+y-one poinfs respedively in each of Jrhe Three losses. The +eam was 5+ ifs lowes+ ebb af Coasf Guard +he hollowing week and absorbed a de- cisive 78-49 drubbing. Co-cap+ains Andy Mil- ewski and Larry Tremper led +he Wesleyan scor- ing in +his JrilJr wifh eleven and +en poinfs re- specfively. Afer a long layoff, due +0 exams and mid semesfer vacafion, +he Cards dropped fwo more Jrussles +0 Union and +0 Amherst Then Jrhe Jream fook +0 +he road where Jrhey won Jrwo ouf of +hree on a brief Nor+hern Jrrips AJr Norwich Jrhey played +heir bes+ game and romped home 10 a 103-62 vicrory. Whe Card's had four men in double figures and everybody who played scm- ed. Jay Cobbledick, Dick Cassie. and John Waf- son each had sevenfeen poimLs +0 lead Jrhe slaughfer. Af Middlebury. +he hoops+ers ran info a bi?r of fough Fuck by +he name of Tom Hart The Middlebury cen+er boasfed +00 severe a heigh1L advanfage and pulled down rebound affer rebound +0 send Wesleyan down +0 6 69-59 defeat Cobbledick again proved +0 be +he big CASSIE COBBLEDICK GOLDMAN HORDLOW V WUERTHNER V g 84 Wedeyan Threar 518 he yhared scorivg honors wifh Bob V77uerrl'wer by dropplrg m ;eve +eera palms. A? IVHT Ei' was CoCapfah Larry Trempers mm +0 briwg home d annery and he dd by gccw ing fwenfy-f'our poim; +0 iead Weieyan 10 an 8767 Conquesf over Vne engineera. Cobbiedick added 7!. The Carcia fhen remrneo home and ?alfered i ?wo LHHe Three encouvLera xAyml'wergyL won easiiyi buf a Highiy 7avored MNlidms feam was piayed on even 'rerm: for Wise Cumfers be- fore WiHiams HwHy pulled away +0 win by m eigHf poinf margin Defensive 5+3lwart Dick Casv sie. however. suHered a Imee inimy and was 011+ for the remaian games of ihe Seasom Againsf WW Cocapfain Andy MHewskL who wa$ a sfeady perbrmer EH yeary veaHy caugH fire. He snagged more fl'lan his share d we rebounds and fhvew In. a ;eries o7 hook sho'fs and 711mm SHOTS from He ch+ spof f0 lead +he CardC fo 6 65-59 wim MWewaki endeo up WW: fwerfyfour poihfs. 7n ?he 71nd game of 'he yeary 5+ Trinifyy VVe97eyan puf up a valiqnf '0po be- ?ore +Hey succumbed f0 5 76772 ddeaf. Jay Cobbiedick led fhe VVedeyab :COH'Y; i? WE game th sixfeen palms. The brighfeaf War in Hwe buH-Hmiehed galaxy was Jay Cobbleoick who ied fhe feam In scan mg. capmred Fruird on Wne +eam renowd 11d despi+e his 57 IC7 framey and played a Consisfenf- ?y Fine floor game. Co cap+ams Larry Tremper and Andy MHengj ram fwo awd fhree 1m +he scor- ing race 3th me Wm iw- ihdiyidual rebounding. Johmry Wood, czapmim for HHS comhg cam- paign will be Cmbblemck Ex'ld Dd Cragxie. W'Hh OMy 7'wo senior: graduarmg, 3-1115 ceaCCW a record should be improved moon. VVesieyan OpponeMS 57 COW? Guard 60 63 Chart 58 3b YrJe 97 S4 Trim 50 74 THE 77 68 Wiiiiams 79 49 C039 Guard 78 67 U iovr 75 55 Arnhemf 99 W3 Ncrwiclh b2 59 Middwbury b9 87 MW 67 55 Amherif b9 68' VWHEamQ 75 65 VVW 59 72 Trmi'y 76 JUMP SHOT SWIMMING As far as records go. if was a disappoinfing season for +he swimming feam. Affer an open- ing draw wifh MIT. Hwe na+a+ors dropped seven o1c H1eir remaining nine, including Jrwo LiHle Three encoun+ers. If anyfhing. Hwe Jream lacked depfh. Chip Morgan. Ciaude Brancar'i'. Beau Freeman. and co-capfains Rick Sfevens and Bob Brefscher were alawys consisfent bu+ aside from Jrhem H18 Jream had few sfeady peryormers. Brancarf pulled Hie +eam +0 a 42-42 Jrie in He season's opening confesf againsf MIT by copping Jrwo firsfs in H19 220 and 440 yard free- s+yle evenfs. Wi+h only +hree even+s lebt in H'xe meet an MIT vidory appeared cerfain. bu+ Wes- leyan came back s+rong in +he remaining evenfs. winning +he final relay. and deadlocked +he meet Neil Springborn. swimming Hue second leg of +he relay. opened up +he winning margin. Affer Wesleyan was sunk by +he UniversHy of MassachuseHs H16 nex+ week. +hey bobbed up +0 scque Coasf Guard +he following week by a 47-37 score. Chip Morgan was +he baffle hero in +his meet as he fook +wo firsf places in +he fiffy and one hundred yard sprinfs. Wifh one w in under +heir belfs. +he Cards bad loys of confidence and also lo+s o1: Jrrouble in submerging TuHs +he nexwL week. 45-39. Claude Brancar+ was +he commandenin-chief +his fime. Seafed: N. Springhorn. M. Hager, R. Bre+scher. R. Sievens, C. Brancart W. Morgan. Sfanding. Second Row: H. Mc- Curdy, Coach. S. Gale. 6. Marks, J. Weins+ein. A. Kalb. S. Freeman. G. Kenny. Standing, Rear: T. Voss. Manager. R. Tompkins. W. Caspary, R. Gips'fein' J. Killough. 85 He plcked up Two oT The TirsT places again and Wesleyan OpponenTs led The Team Tn individual scoring. From here on in Though. The Cards had llTTle 42 MlT 42 To brag abouT. They swalloweoI six sTraighT Clea TeaTs To Close The season ouT. A sTrong Spring 32 M555 52 Tielcl Team sTarTecl OH The long slaTe 0T losses by T n . e , 7 Topping The Cardnlals 5I-33. The nexT week The 4 COGST Guard 37 Team Travelled To New Haven To encounTer Yale 45 TUTTS 39 UnlversiTy. The ElT's dealT Wesleyan Their worsT cleTeaT 0T The year Tn a 6549 Thumplng. The 33 SprungTIeld El nexT meeT was wlTh The UnlverslTy 0T ConnecTir l9 Yale 65 cuT. Two 0T The races. The medley relay and The 440 yarol TreesTyle, were swurn Tn Times ThaT ex, 32 Conn 52 ceeded The Wesleyan record Tor Those evenTs: 33 AmhersT 5' however. boTh perTormances were Turned in by The UniversiTy 0T ConnecTicuT. The meeT was losT 34- Williams 50 52,32. BoTh CT The LiTTle Three conTesTs were . . 32 TrInITy 52 dropped To AmhersT and Williams by The re speCTive scores 0T 5L33 and 5034. l l The only Two Time anner in These lasT halT dozen meeTs was Chip Morgan who Turned The Trick in The closing meeT of The season againsT TriniTy. ln ThaT same baTTle, The FreesTyle Relay Team. composed 0T Bob BreTscher. Chip Morgan, Merc Hagen and Neil Springborn. recorded Their besT perTormance 0T The year and came wiThin one second oT The school record. only To be dlsqualiTied aTTerwarcls because 0T a TaulTy sTarT. Wesleyan losT The meeT 52-32. The oTher shining llghT ThroughouT The year was Rick STevens who came ln TirsT place seven ouT oT The lasT eighT meeTs In The 200 yard back- sTroke evenT, The only break In his sTreak was againsT Yale in which meeT STevens won second place. The Teamls leading individual scorer aT The end CT The year was Chip Morgan wiTh eighTy poinTs. Second in The scoring oleparTmenT was Claude BrancarT, anoTher Junior. who will be back again nexT year. Coach McCurdy's squad elecTed Morgan To be The Team's capTain Tor The coming season. TAKE YOUR MARK GET SET Kneeling: D. Fricke. R. Fisher, J. Grameni'ine, J. Huckans, T. Burns. Sianding: N. OsurI Coach, 6. Davies. K. Davies. J. Dunn, D. Fuhrman. T. Sorenson. E. Gobeille. N. Keller. WRESTLING Under yearling coach Nafe Osur. +he Wes- leyan wresHing Jream wenf fhrough fhe I956 season wifh a fine 6-2-I record. which included a +ie for +he Li++le Three championship and a second place in +he New England Wresfling Championships. The mafmen s+ar+ed +he season wi+h vidor- ies over MIT and CoastL Guard. MIT did nof prow'de foo much compefifion and +he Cards won easily l5-5. buf +he CoasHes almosf pulled an upset H fook pins by Jrhe ve+erans of +he clubh George and Kenf Davies, and Jim Gramenfine, +0 guide +he +eam +0 a lb-H vidoryl The following week af Brown, +he squad re- +umed home on +he shori' end of a 20-8 score. feeling +ha+ +hey should have won. Refurning +0 Form Jrhe foHowmg week. Gramenfine and com- 87 pany rolled over BosTon U. by a decisive 21-5 score. The following week The Cardinals smofh- ered TuHs 24-6, bmL iosf +he services of capfain Jim Grameane for +he nexwL fwo meefs. Their nexf ma+Ch was wifh Springfield. perene ial New England champs. The +eam foughf hard buf fo no avail as +he gymnasfs pHed up a 2076 vidory. In Jrhe nex+ mee+ agains+ UMass, +he Cards were wi+hou+ Irhe services oh Gramenhne again and +his +Eme also wifhouf Jrhe services of George Davies. George suHered an ankle sprain and had +0 33+ ouf while Tom Sorenson wresHed in his place. Lchy. UMass did nowL provide foo much opposihon, and Jrhe hobbhng Cardinals won easHv, 2670. The folfowing week Wesleyan wresfled H5 firsf LiHle Three meet Tom Sorenson again IN CONTROL Wm. Opp. IS MM 5 1b Cid,+ 6A,.E1Vd l1 8 BrnWH 2O 2! Brvhn U, 5 74 Tr He 0 b Spr'mthc-rd 20 26 U. Mass 0 r2 Amhersf '2 I4 W? riamx R PRACTICE SESSION 88 wresHed in George Davies place and came rhrough in +he ciufch +0 pin his man in rhe hrsf period. Down early 1h +he meet +he Cards nevi er gave up and roughr back ar rhe end +0 gain a l2-l2 fie. In fhe rasi meef of the year The Jream gained a he +or +he LifHe Three championship by beahng WiHiams l4-8r a? W'ilhamsr Once again rhe Cards had +0 come horn behind. The bus which broughr +he vIsHing feam arrived bm hair an hour before Jrhe march and Wedeyan rook +0 +he ma+s fired from fhe rong frip. The Ephmen won Hm firsr rthree marches and looked as W rhey wore on rhe way. Capfain Grameni fine sfopped +he Wilhams erreake however: and srarred a VVezreyan spurk AHer Gramenhne worn +he Cards rook +he remaining four marchea lc end up on rop, A1 +he rseaCorrs end fhe ieam weni' +0 +he New Enqlands where H Jrurned m a Credirabhe perrormance by coppinq second place. Jim Gm, menhne. George Davie; ahd Ken? Davies were +he Wesleyan madam here each wrrmr'dg 5m indeuai fiHer Ken? Davies had fhe mod pm: ror Jrhe year wrfh hve. Congrarurdhors were arse m order fer George Davies Jim Gramehriher Jed Dunn, and Tom Bums who worked hard 6H year and were consivenfiy Eh fop rorm. The co- capfdins hm hem year are Gedrge and Kehr Daviej. SQUASH Im playhg one of 5he +oughes+ schedules of Wesleyan Opponenfs any fearr' aJ. W'esleyan. fhe Wesleyan Squash players wound up wifh a 440 record. The +eam 9 Fordham 0 whi ed Fordham and arch rivak Trinif once apiscpe. and Aderphi fwice. Their defeafys were 0 Haivard 9 suffered a? $he hands of such oufsfanding schoois O Mll . 9 as Harvard, MiT, Darfmourhr PIH. Army. Yare. 8 Adelph' h Amhersh and Wilhams. O Trinify 9 Captain Bob Loos. Spud Parker, Ed Porfer, 3 Darfmoufh 6 John GarbuH. and Paul Beecher were +he mosf 8 Adelphi I consis+en+ phayers +hroughou+ +he year. Paul 4 PM 5 Beecher had fhe bemL individual record. percent age-wise, wirmIng six ou+ of Jrhe +welve mafches 0 Army 9 he played in Porrer wiil capfain +he I956 squad. 0 Yale 9 This yeah a+ fhe end oh +he season, Jrhe Na- 0 Amhersf 9 fional Collegiafe Squash Championships were 6 Trinify 3 held af Wesleyan. Harvard Capfured +he indi- 0 Williams 9 viduai and ream championships. Bob Loos was 4 Cornell 5 fhe only Wesleyan poinf-geffer as he advanced +0 fhe second round behore being eliminafed. Kneeling: R. Alexander, P. Tofani. R. Loos. S. Parker Sfanding: S. Plagenhoif, Coach, W. PraH, P. Beecher. J. GarbuH. 89 CHECKED OUT In Haeir mosf successfui season since +hey begam +bree years ago, Coach Bill Spurrlers hockey squad won +hree ouf of six encounfers. Sparked on oHense by Capfain Warren Wifherr 9W Dick Ryersonl and Jfreshman Don Hinmam J'hey gcored fwo vicfories over Babson lnsfifufeb and maintained fheir masfery over arcbirivaw Trinify by foppiEng them for +he second consecu- +ive year. However. Amherst Holy Crossw and UMass proved +0 be Too Tough br a Wesley an 'Team which was 5le in ifs embryonic s+afe. Unborfunafeiy graduaflon wiH fake ifs foll, and many of He players such as Warren Wifherell. Frank Avanfaggic, Ed Jobnsom and Dick Boyden, who brmed fhe nucleus of +he very firsf Wesieyan hockey feam. wili nof be bad nex+ year. Along wif'n fbese bid men. however, Hwere was an ex- ceHenf crop of freshmen, and Coach Spurrier is expedanHy looking forward +0 even more sucv cessful seasons in He years +0 come. Kneeling From Row: E. Shanahan. W. Wifherell. N. Henry. B. Bloom. R. Whife. Sea+ed. Second Row: H. Shively. F. Av- anfaggio, P. Redding, E. Johnson, J. Fosfer, T. Day, 6. BoyMon. W. Spurrier. Coach. Third Row: D. Hinman, H. Millis, R. Ryerson, 9O In addifion To ifs usual program of discussIon meefings and service adivifies. Ihe CA under, wenI boih reorganizafion and expansion of H9 aCIiviers. In Hwe line OI: reorganizafion was fhe creaHon of I'he WesIeyan Service Club. a group independemL of ihe CA which has Taken over Hue service projecfs of Ihe CA Ifhe YMCA. menIal hospiIaI, Sunday School. and ofher pro- grameI. In +Ine line of expansion were Ihe IniIIai +ion of a forum aI Long Lane SchooI Ior group CLUBS discussion and acfivifies. and fhe creaIion of a new puincaIiom, Ihe SpeciaI CA BuIIeIIm, for Hwe discussion of perfmenf campus Issues. The manr adivify oI fhe Freshman cabine+ fhis year was Ihe consI'ruCHon CI a recreation room for Mid- dIeJrcn youngsfers 5+ Ihe SaIvaIIon Army Head quarfers. Jim Jekel served as presidenf during fhe Iirsf semesfer wiIh Bob Anderson succeeding Iwim In Hwe second. Seafed: J. Jekel. Sfanding IeH fo right P. Silk. R. Anderson, R. Bauer. J. Wagner. J. Wright W. Fryer. A. Gordon. 9 l E I. l l l- l Canterbury Club The Wedeyan Cahierbury Club. organe led +0 give Wesleyan 5 Episcopaw s+udeh+s an oppor+unE+y fo worshho fogefher and +0 barn more abou'i' fheir church, enioyed another acfive year +his year wITh a TFUH program of Corporahe Communions, Supper Meetings, discussions and speakers. Larges+ aHendance of Hue year was af +he panel on Pacihsm which piffed Mr. Spurrier again? Mr. MC- AHesfer, wifh Mrs Henney as moderafor. Frank BancroH served as Presidenf during +he firsf semesfer. and Gary Rundle was eieded in February for +he remainder of Jrhe year. Seafed, Ie'Pr +0 righi: D. Fricke, R. Clarke. J. Wagner. K. Bemis, C. Stone, L. Miller, F. Bancroft Second Row: N. Holt C. Mor. rill. B. Chadwick. W. Spurrier. J. Messick. The Pre-Mmisferial Club meefs every o+her week af fhe home of Mr. Spurrier. +he college chaplain. The meefings consisf primarily oh dIscussions cenfered around such fopIcs as Jrhe problems of becoming a minis+er. denome inafional differences confemporary fheoiogic . ' 0 al issues. and acihsm. One of +he main fea- Pre-Mlnlsterlal CIUb fures oh each rEeeHng was Dick Clarkehs amaze ing consumpfion prowess af reheshmenf Jhme. Many of The members were also achve in such organizahons as +he Chrisfian Associae Hon and Jrhe Ph?losophy Club. The members also were well represenfed among +hose speaking 5+ 'The daily Chapels held each noon Leff fo righi: R. Clarkes A. Mason. Second row: B. Harde, D. Noble, D. Bauer. R. Baysfield, W. Spurrier, W. Manss. 92 Newman Club ! The Newman Club w comcosed 0'? fhose sfudenfs on +he campus who wish +0 mee+ fogefher and discuss problemz, perfinenf +0 Cafhohcism, Each semesfer feamres one guesf speaken an exper+ in his fiehd. whose hawk becomes fhe cenfer of m0n+hly discussions held th Fafher Sf. Marlrin +hroughouf +he re mainder o? +he academic period. Thk year +he main Jropic was Limrgy ard Jrhe +wo speakers were Fafher Clemenf Englerf and Fafher Thomas Sfack. The preeidenf o? Jrhe Newman Club +his paswL year was Don Gerardi. 1ng Seafed IeH f0 righf: W. Daley, D. Ger- ardi. A. Haas. S+anding 16H +0 righi: M. Hennesy, R. Schoeh. N. Henry. R. Smifh, D. Hickocks. J. McLean, M. Cofe, 6. Sellers. The Sfephens 3. Wise Ciub is +he culfural organizafion af Wesleyan devofed +0 discus- sion of- fopics perfaw'ning fo Judaism. Come prised of bofh JewIsh and non-Jewish sfu- denfs, +he club affemers +0 sTress Jrhe posifive infeilecfual and culmrai aspecfs of Judaism 0 on a Fevel of undersfanding commensura+e Stephen Wlse CIUb wifh +ha+ 01: +he sfudenfhs grow+h in ofher fieids of knowfedge. The officers of +he dub were Presidenf Paui Schwaberw Vice Presidenf Sandy Mendelson, and Secre+ary-Treasurer Sandy SegaL Seafed: A. Gordon, Speakerl R. Runyon, A. Levine. T. Clemence, 5. Kaplan, S.Zinman. S. Segal. P. Schwaber, S. Mendel- SON. 93 T. Jackaway. D. Spencer. R. Kaplan, R. Friedman. D. Turbyne. R. JaynesI H. Benson, A. Gersfein, V. Cochrane, L4 Vank- in, E. Caspari. D. Fricke. R. Smi+h. P. MaHson, S. Berry, R. Leaviff. A. Schwenlt, D. Por+er. The Schneider Qub is designed +0 meewL We rafher speCiHc inferesfs of s+uden+s of biology. If ianes various speakers +0 address f'he assem- bla e. as for insfance Dr. Trinkhaus. +he nofed em- 9 bryologist who spoke +0 +he group H'Iis year. Tom Rardin served as presidenf of the groups meeHng in ShanHin Library on Mowday Even ings. Fronf row seafed leH +0 right R. Tinus, F. Serafin. Second row Ieff +0 right W. Hoffman, Q. Peferson, R. Gor+ner, J. GomeI-lbanez, J. Sease, R. De Leone, P. Krusic. Third row leff +0 righf: E. Solomani, D. Riff, J. Allison, W. Sherman. W. Horrocks. J. Flanagan. J. Rule. H. Ochsner. C. Delany, A. Milewski. S. Bergner, F. Viefze. 94 Mee+an wace moany, Hwe Afwafer Club heard various industrid headers d35cuss chemis- m: role in indusfry and recenf developmenfs In fhe Had. Wifh Andy MilewsH, Warren Sher- man and Bill Horrocks serving as officers. flue dub coordmafed a 1afe spring picnic for aH Chemisfry sfudenfs and professors. Professor Sease added his reknown +a!en+s +0 Hue prepara- Hon of He punch and H16 affair proved f0 be highly succesdul, Leff +0 righf: W. Riess. L. Kohns, J. Gomesza- nex. I. Hassan, M. S+ein. G. Willauer. o o Fllm SOCIBtY Our ambWous debafers h'avebd around from Vermont NYU. Bos+on Universlfy MIT and among the LWHe Three. The pasf year's debafes The hordes of avm cusfomers who rushed th feams Trrom These schoois oHered H16 W'eslei +0 Cenfral GrarnnEmC gchool and DAC were yan debafers vehicles. +0 make a good showmq: . ; . Among +Hose who d!d were John Hobbs, an: plagued by every sori of emohonal sfasxs. They . - . . . Paw Levme WIH'w Al Munro for The $reshmen. wep1L and laughed m Jrrue audience enfhuaasm and appreciafion. Lee Kohns and his cohorfs managed an exfraordmary film program Includr ing La Grande Hlusiom' Open Cifyf lvan D b S . fhe Terrible. and Children o1: Paradise. The 6 ate OC'ety popularhy of W5 sociefy has increased wifh +he years and now seems solidly esfabHshed. L6H fo right D. Tor- rence, J. AHschuler, P. Levine, A. Munro. R. Woodford. S. Zinman. 9:7 A. LaCava, R. WaTTs. P. RaIsTon. B. Kruyswiik, K. Pogac, W. Shep- pard, D. Ralsfon. Pre-Law Club Seaied: J. Kandravy, T. Woodbury, W. Rush. H. Camp, A. Thompson. T. Lockwood. Second row: D. Tragel', R. Langerman, 0. Williams. IRC VVesTeyan s ThTernaTionaT ReTaTions CTub spone sored and was represenTed a? a series 0T conTerr ences, The TopTcs ranged Trom The ReuniTica- Tion oT Germany To HomeliTe on The C5on CoasT. The speaker aT The Tormer OT These was Dr. WiaTTer O. FTTTey. TacuTTy adviser To The group. OT inTeresT aiso. was The decussTon on The annual UN Trip which was held wiTh members 0T Jrhe RussTan delegaTTon aT Their headquarTers on Park Avenue. The ieadership oT PresidenT Bill Shepherd was TargeTy responsible Tor The suce cess CT The dub This year. The Tall semesTer saw The inTroducTTon 0T 5 new organizaTion on The Wesleyan campus, The Pre-Law Club. The group displayed a high de- gree oT InTeresT in Their program wiTh The re sulT ThaT They received a subsTanTial appropria- Tion Trom The CoHege Body Finance CommiTTee Tor The coming year. HighhghTs 0T The year were Talks wiTh Admission direcTors 0T several law schools, 6 Talk on The everyday work 0T a lawyer, and parTichaTion in The mooT courT session her aT The YeTe Law School. La Terfuha. wi+h Norm MiHer as President offered. during Jrhe i955.56 college yearn a pro gram of infereshng iedures and discussions on Jropics Spanish and Lafin Americam in nafure. Mike Sfein was Secrefary-Treasurer and respon- sibwe for procuring fhe reheshmenfs for each meefing. Informalify was fhe keynofe of +he meeHngs +his year in an aHemp+ +0 make every- one heel af ease. and +0 give all +hose infereered a chance +0 aHend and parficipafe. The success of +he club was greaHy confribufed Jro by Jrhe membership of many Spanish speaking foreign sfudenfs. Seafed: A. Grosman, N. Miller. A. Rundquisf. Standing: F Cancian, E. Chavez, N. Bali. P. Krusic. The German Club JrhroughomL +he year pre- sen+ed a series of programs dealing wifh con- femporary German prob1ems and cuHure. Wifh a record membership. Der Deufsche Verein held several successwcul meefings. including a picnic af The home of Mr. Dunham. Jrhe clubhs advisor. O+her highlighfs were a Chrisfmas par+y wif'h enferfainmenf by KapelmeIerer Gemeinhardhs Brass Band and a +alk on +he anniversary o$ Heinrich Heine's deafh by Professor Blankenagel. The year was Topped 0H wifh Jrhe annual faculfy- s+uden+ picnic. always a smashing success. Seafed: D. Fricke, S. Dunn. R. Schwensfeir. E. Parmee, A. MofFeH, J. Chivers, H. Ochsner, A. Leps. Second row, sfanding: A. Wensinger, G. Creeger. A. von Au. T. Dunham, E. Chick. L. Gemeinhardf, F. Ranch, 6. Krauss, P. Corwin, R. Maxwell, J. Messic, A. Levine. Sfanding, rear: 6. Losey. G. Teuscher, D. Burks, M. Ryan, R. Hayfield, W. Sanders. H. Diller. A. Schultz, D. Gerardi, C. Pagac. R. Synder. 97 S+anding. fronf row: A. Thomp- son, 5. MaHhews. D. Epsfein. Second Sargent G. James, gand. The Varsify Managerial Board in 1+5 second year of operahon had a smoofh. if uneveanu: year. BW Horrocks, represenfing basebaH. and Jeff Wiiliamson. represenhng crossicounfry. were chairman and secrehary respedively for +he I955-56 season. The high poinf of Jrhe season's acfivifies was reached af Mr, McCurdy's home early in +he fall. The annual busgness for +he year was quIcHy disposed OWE, and fhen Jrhe Manr agers saf down +0 an exceHen+ roasf beexC dinner. R. Schrade. H. H. Wei- FOWZ Seafed, leff fo righf: J. William- son, W. Horrocks. J. Perkin. Sec- and row: A. Gorin, A. Rundquisf, W. Riess, A. Jacobs. J. Messick. S. Borkow. The Wesleyan Fire Deparfmenf under fhe abie headership of Fire ChKewc S+eve MaHhews had a very Successfui year. Affer +he Board of Fire Commissioners of Middlefown condemned Jrhe dd fruck early in January. Jrhe Deparfmem was heH wifhouf a Jrruck: howevery +hey were far from inacfive and for fwo and a haH monfhs answered calls in private cars. FinaHyh in early March an exceHen+ Seagraves Mo+or Pumper was purchased Anofher highlith was a wriHen com- endahon for Jrheir assigfance from ChiewC Beverly C. Deane oi: +he Middleheld Volunfeer Fire De- parfmenf. U3 , M WLST'INE , man mun ' MMMSAKPMSE; a run: 11 L- i mnmw f : m,rnLLEGl e 4: 5:01! Lu WWEST'WT mun WARWICK; -. an. i : nix sTe V mom. a x M ?II'HREHDQYS ?Sl-CKESS'L HOSE: i 4:1:th RIZRNRC i Yacht Club Seafed: T. Jackaway, 6. Kenny, D. Ben- neH'. Standing: J. McLean. J. Goodhue. F. Hafhaway. E. Boniface, G. Jenkins. W. Horrocks. R. Schoefz. J. Lloyd. The layman mus+ realize +ha+ +0 sail necessi- fafes wind. Balmy breezes and zephyrs ghded our yachfmen foward +heir sfomping ground in 'rzaer Hampfon. Their fop manh affecfionmely known as Commodore was Geeves Kenny. His righ+ and leff hands fumed ouf +0 be Doug BenneH and Bob Mansheld. The Hub successfully pdrw ficipafed in meek wif'n Brown, TrinHyh and Coasf Guard. From commodore fo mafelof, however. iheir sea legs give way when Jrhere is any men Hon Of the day of sailing wiih Mf. Holyoke. 99 As in previous years. Hue Oufing Club each Friday aHernoon, waved a hearfy farewell 10 fheir feliow dassmafes and deparfed for a week end 0; fun and advenmre in +he nafurah seHIng of Jrhe New England wilds. An added affrachon fo many OF fhese excursions was +he oufsfandinq companionship oh such ouhng clubs as Smifhh Mounf Hohyokeh and Connedicuf College. The reguhar adivifies of Jrhe Club were mounfain chmbinqh hiking skiingh canoeingh and weekw meehngs In which fhe achvnies of fhe previous weekend were discussed. WATERBORN Outing Club Sp ng SPRING SPORTS I03 BASEBALL Fronf row Ie'H fo righi: J. Eglin, K. Travis, R. Smifh. R. Bender. Seafed IeH b righf: M. Miller. H. Glens. D. Denaulf, W. Bixby. G. Losey. W. Wiiherell. B. Goodin, G. keminger. S+anding IeH ?o righi: N. Daniels KcoachL J. Wood IcoachL J. Raymer yManagerL D. McAIaine. N. Wissing, C. Hordlow, L. Hoyer. J. Hinman, W. Horroclrs, S. WHkowski HrainerL The club sfarfed fhe season by winning four sfraighf before being defeafed by Yale. In fhe hrsf game of Jrhe year. The Cards oufhif UConn by an 'l-9 score. Led by Denny Denaulfhs four BIXBY LOSEY hHs and John Hinman, who poled a single. dou- ble. and Triple +he Cards heafured a six run +hird inning +0 back Norm Wissing in gaining +he season's Hraf vidory. Wesleyan exploded Jrhe foHowing week aginsf Sfevens wifh l8 hifs, includimg a home run by Warren WifhereH. +0 aid coecaerain Bill Bixby in his firsf sfarf of The year. Bix went seven qu innings and had a shufouf unTH he fired in Jrhe eigh'rh, when Cliff HorcHow was called in. Hord- low refired Jrhe side in +ha+ inning buf gave up +hree in +he ninlh lo lose Jrhe shulouf. Againsl Coasl Guard. Norm Wissing, who had pilched no-hHr ball againsl +he Coaslies +he previous year. +hrew a six hiller +0 shul +hem ouf 4-0. Normis confrol was sharp and he succeeded in nol walking a man. Warren Wi'rherell led Jrhe hi'f'ling aflack wilh a lriple and a single. AHer healing Clark and losing lo Yale, Jrhe leam opened Lillie Three compelilion againsf Amhersl by drubbing lhem I2-6. Norm VVissing. who was lhe winning pilcher, wenT all The way. giving up eighl hils. He had good supporl' in The field and was helped by a blg six run eighfh and some l'imely Amhersl errors. Jim Eglin came oul ol an early season slump in this qame lo poke +hree hifs and spark +he W'esleyan offense. Al Coasl Guard The nexl week. Cliff Hord- low beal +he Coasfies 5-0 +0 keep up Jrhe lradii lionl Then +he Cardinals journeyed +0 Williams lo play +heir second LiHle Three encounler. This lime +he resulfs were nol' so Jfavorable. Norm Wissing was Jrhe vicfim o1c a 5-I deleal which wilnessed +he beginning ol a prolonged micl- season balling slump for +he losers. Williams erased a 1-0 Wesleyan lead in +he seven+h inn? Eng by scoring lwice arid l'hen sewed Jrhe game up in +he eig lh wifh a dispuled home run. Co- caplain Gordy Losey was Jrhe only Wesleyan baller lo gel fwo hils in +his game. DENAULT GLANS WITHERELL GODDIN ln +heir Firsf of four baffles wi+h TrinHyy Wes- !eyan ran info Moe Drabowsky. Trinify ace, who pifcheo' no-hH baH as Cliff Hordlow loer a fough game, ?-0. Hordiow pifched well. foo, giving up only bur hifsy bqu unforfunafeyy he ran info Drabowsky on a very good day. Following a 4.0 Wesleyan vicfory over MIT. Trinify came +0 Andrus held +0 phay Jrhe second handied fhe ball like a Mexican Jumping beans ln +he micls+ o; +heir worsf siump of +he year. fhe Cardinal bafs were silenced once again as +hey dropped a 7-2 decision fo WP! In Jrhe ensuing con+es+. In Jrhe nex+ gamey againsf Middlebury, Wesleyan femporarily broke ouf of ifs baHing slump. Paw McAlaine hif a home run and baHed across Jrhree runs as Cliff Hordlow pifched his WISSING o1c a four game season series. The Banfams +hrew Jrheir ace again and Jrhe Cards counfered wifh Wissing +his +ime. Wesleyan won 7-!. Before a crowd o1c some one +housand. Norm Daniels' men rallied behind Wissing for +wo +hree run ou+burs+s and shaHered +heir no-hif iinx. Wiss- ing was a+ his keenes+ as he wen+ aH Jrhe way. whiffing eighf while allowing only Jrhree hifs. Af +he same fime. Drabowsky held Wesleyan +0 only six hHs while giving up eleven walks. Playing '10er +0 Williams +he following week, sophomore Hordlow and company loer by a 9-I score. Norm Daniels' boys iusf couldn'f seem +0 buy a hif and when +hey Jrook Jrhe field. +hey HINMAN l06 McALAINE way +0 a 4-l vicfory. The lasf LiHle Three encounfer was a+ Am- herst Wissing fell behind early in +he game and never quife caughwL up. Despife home runs by bo+h sophomore second baseman Bob Bender and Wissing. Amhersf won 64. The season saw several sophomores ioin Jrhe s+ar+ers and sfay There. Eghn. despife a s!ow s+ar+, mafched his someHmes sensa+ional fielding wifh resuHs a+ home plafe. Shag McAlaine, +00. aHer recovering ?rom a fricky knee began +0 smash +he balls 01: course. Clifford. +he Long Island wonder was always around. Whefher ou+ on Jrhe mound or wailing his lurn. he was obvious. Denaulf. Goddin. Wi+herell, ancl Glans. Wllh his These men. and o+hers. Bender. Hoyer, Smifh. re+urning velerans. Danny will have Norm Wiss- Wallace. and Miller. will be indispensible in +he ing and John Hinman as fhe Jreamls co-caplains. lulure as Norm Daniels replaces Losey. Bixby. EGLIN HORDLOW BENDER Wesleyan Opponen+ O Trinily 2 l l UConn 9 4 MIT 0 l2 Sfevens 3 7 Trinify I 4 Coasl Guard 0 l Williams 9 l8 Clark 2 2 WPI 7 6 Yale 8 4 Middlebury l l2 Amhersf 6 4 Amherst 6 6 Coasl Guard 0 9 Trinily l l Williams 5 6 Trinify 8 l07 $51! Kg, 2 N Che , a Firs? row. Ieff +0 righf: J. Macfarlane. P. Johnson, W. Rush! A. Haas. F. Boynfon, D. Loft Second row Ieff +0 right R. Thirkield, S. Meeker, S. Walker, F. Johnson. H. Baer' E. Roma. W. Caspari. Third row, IeH +0 righf: F. Mar+in IcoacM. A. Shrednik. M. Kohn. 6. Kenny. D. Jaynes. J. Wilkinson. B. Chadwick, N. Osur lcoachj. TRACK Alfhough Jrhey los+ Jrheir firs+ decision in five years, Wesleyanhs frack forces fumed in an im- pressive 4-2 slafe for The I956 season. Always a ranking heck power in New England +he Cards began Jrhe season by walloping Trini+y 7I-29 in an indoor meet and s+re+ched Jrheir undefeawLed sfring +0 erenfyfives The meef saw co-capfain Bill Rush esfablish fwo new heldhouse records e in +he high yump and +he 45 yard low hurdles. Sophomore Roger Turking+on also shone brithy as he won bofh +he half mile and mile evenfs in exceedingly faer Hme for +he early season. In Jrheir nexf oufing. however, Frifz Marfinhs charges los+ a+ Springfield by a 74 W3 +0 60 U3 I08 count wtor fheir hrsf loss since +he Amhersf meef in I95I. Even +hough Jrhey iosf Jrhe meet +he Cardinals were confidenf of a winning season since +helr loss was mainly due +0 an early Sou+h- ern Jrrip faken by Jrhe Springhewd squad. The mee+ was marked by Wesleyanhs hailure +0 win +he alle impor+an+ second and Third places. as +he CarV dinals won eighf firs+s. Heel sor anofher. buf sfiH los+ +he encounfer. Coecapfain Bill Rush Jrurned in ano+her very impressive performance as he copped Jrhe high jump and Jrhe high and low hurdles. In an unexpeded win. Wesleyanhs PeJre Many came from behind on Jrhe lasf furn +0 win +he half-mile. Wesleyan rebounded in Jrhe nexf mafch. a friangular meef wi+h Brown and CoamL EYMOUR Guard. and won +he honors of +he clay handily. Bill Rush conlinued +0 dominale all compelillon in his specialifies: cowcaplain Al Haas won +he shof wi+h a line +hrow: and Many scored a clone ble vlclory by winning bolh +he mile and Jrwo mile evenls. In a dual meel wlfh +he Universily of Con- nec+icu+. Wesleyan mel some oufslandlng run- ners In Jrhe person of Lew Sleiglllz and company. Though Jrhe Nufmeggers swepl Jrhe cllslance evenfs, Wesleyan compiled enough poinfs in Jrhe dashes and field evenls lo emerge viclorious by a very close 7362 margin. Probably +he besf evidence of Wesleyan's spiri+ was evidenced in +he Williams mee+. De- spiJre a crippling injury lo cotapfain Rush, which sidelined him for +he remainder of Jrhe season. +he resf of +he learn was capable of faking up +he slack. and succeeded in deleaJring +he flrsf LiHle Three rival. Pele Many once again scored an- ofher grueling double win and look boJrh lhe mile and Jrwo mile. The foughesl meel ol +he year found lhe Cardinals vlsifing Jrhe home field of Amhersl's purple and while. BoJrh +eams were up for +he meet which defermined +he LiHle Three Champr I09 ionshlp. bmL Amhers+ proved To be Jrhe sfronger of fhe +wo squads as Wesleyan could nol over- come Jrhe handicap of havlng losl Bill Rush. Mark- ing 'l'he mee-I' were very close finEShes ln +he mlle and quarler mile evenfs, In lhe mile, Amher'sl's Brown won by a slepy end in +he quarler mile only a slride separaled Jrhe lirsl +hree finishers. Flnishlng 0H Jrhe lasl regular meel of his Wes- leyan career, coecaplain Al Haas gof off one of his besf losses and easily won lhe shof pu+ wilh a heave of over lorfy-five feel. The season was closed by a lrip of seledecl members of Jrhe Jrrack leam +0 Cambridge. Mas- sachusells for +he New England Championships. Compellng wllh schools having Jrwice +he enroll- memL of Wesleyan, +he leam +urned in a credi+- able perlormance ancl linished up wllh four and RUSH a haH poInfs as Pefe Many copped IIHh In Jrhe mile and sophomore BIH Caspary hed for second In +he pole vauH'. Caspary wenf over +he bar 5+ +were feet four Inches, 6 new Wesleyan record. The feam had many oufsfanding performers during +he year. Rush. of course. domina+ed Jrhe evenfs in which he compefedI while +he +eam s ofher co-cap+ain, Al HaasI shone brIghfly in Jrhe heId even+s. SenIors Dale Lon and Bob Seymour consIs+en+ly scored In Ihe dashes. The Ionger runnIng evenfs were in +he capable hands 0; Sophomores Pefe Many and Roger Turldng+on. BIH Caspary. Chip MorganI and DICk Jaynes aH +urned In ?Ine performances In +he erId evenfs. HAAS IIO AJr +he annuaI sprIng sporfs banquet fhe feam eleded PeJre Many and Dick Jaynes +0 lead +hem In fhe coming year. Wi+h +he addifion of severaI hne prospeds from +he Freshman squad. fhe fufure ouHook for Wesleyan Jrrack looks exceedineg bright Wesleyan OpponemL 7I TrInIfy 29 60 U3 Springheld 74 U3 Bl Coasf Guard and Brown 42 73 Conn 62 77 WIHIams 58 54 Amhersf 8i LOTT Pea Ites. Fronf row, leff +0 righf: R. Goldman. D. Hill. Sfanding leH +0 righf: S. Plagenhoef koacM. J. Cobblediclr. R. Loos. J. TENNIS Led by co-cap+ains Jack Peakes and Bob Loos. +he fennis +eam swa++ed i+s way +0 a medi- ocre season oft four wins and six losses. Affer a spirifed baffle wifh 'Old Man Winfer' Hue Cardinals finally braved +he cold and wen+ oufdoors +0 open +heir season wi+h +ha+ famous milHary academy loca+ed in +ha+ even more famous Jrown of New London. Cdnnedicuf. Wes- leyan won +he ma+ch 7-2. For +heir nex+ encoun+- er +he Jream JrraveHed +0 +he home courfs of H16 Universi+y of Connecficuf. Tha+ aged genHeman of He win+er mon+hs showed +ha+ he s+iH had no+ IeH +he scene as he greefed Jrhe mafch wifh a sfrong wind and snow flurries. The Cardinals did nof seem +0 mind in +he leas+ +hough. as +hey crushed +he Nu+meggers 9-0. In +he nex+ confesf of fhe year. Sfan Plagen- hoef's boys made anofher im ressive showing and +rimmed Bowdoin 8-I. Afer Jack Peakes los+ his mafch +0 pu+ +he Cards down l-O. Bow- doin did no+ win ano+her set Wesleyan swep+ +he remaining eigh+ ma+ches in sixfeen se+s. Wifh Jrhree s+raigh+ wins under +heir belfs. however. +he road became much rockier. The nexf Jrhree mafches were losf f0 Brown, Miami. and Middle- bury respecfively. Miami, wi+h one of +he lead- ing fennis feams in Hue nafion, showed +he Wes- leyan campus +ha+ +heir pile of press clippings was more fhan well deserved as +hey smashed +he Cardinal con+ingen+ 9.0. The mos+ in+eres+ing ma+ch of +he year was againsf Trini+y. As Wesleyan was nof expecfed III +0 win. +he 5-4 vidory was especially sweef. Af- Jrer an even sph+ in Jrhe singles, +he ma+ch was decided in +he doubles play where Wesleyan +ook fwo ouf of Three decisions. Cobbledick, Goldman. and VVrithr each won his singles mafch. while PeakesT Loos, and Hill dropped Theirs. In +he Tirsf doubles confest Peakes and Loos dropped a close one +0 pu+ Wesleyan dOWn 4-3. The Cardinals rallied. however. as Jay Cob' bledick and Dick Gonman feamed up To fie +he score. and Hill and Wrigh+ wen+ on +0 win The mafch. The squad did nof Tare foo well in Li+He Three compefihon. They Tos+ +0 WiHiams 7-2 as +he doubles +eams 01c Cobbledick and Goldman along wiJrh Hill and Wrigh+ scored WesleyanTs onTy Two vicfories. They were blanked by Am- hersf 9-0. ln +he 165+ mafch of +he season an exe pecfed vicfory over Springfield did nof maferialr ize. The comfemL was close buf Wesleyan loer 5-4. The doubles Jream of CobbTedick and Gold man compiled The besf record over +he year's span by winning six ouf of nine encounfers. Don Hill and Bob Loos had Jrhe besf individual rec- ords. as each won five 0qu of +en confesfs. The feam elecfed Jay CobbTedick +0 be nex+ year's capfain. Wesleyan Opponenf 7 Coasf Guard 2 9 U. Conn O 8 Bowdoin I 2 Brown 7 0 Miami 9 2 Middlebury 7 5 Trinify 4 2 Williams 7 O Amhersf 9 4 Springfield 5 PEAKES LOOS Leff fo righf: McCurdy koachL P. Taffersall. J4 Demming. C. Van EHen. B. Day. H. Camp, R. Tomkins' D. Ralston. P. Van Orman. GOLF The golfers found +hemselves wifh a 4-6 rec- ord. which included a splif in LiHle Three compe- Hfion. fn Jrhe hrsf math oh +he season. Jrhe Cards dropped a 4-3 decision +0 Middlebury which could have gone eifher way. Herb Camp. Dave Ralsfon, and PhH Van Orman won +heir mafches for Wesleyan: +hree poinJrsw bu? oh +he four mafches hWesleyan lost +wo were in overhme. In fhe friangular meef 6+ Williams $or LiHle Three honors, Wesleyan beaf Amhersf 4V2V2L5 bui' str +0 Williams 90. Agaihsf Trinify. +he Cards came from behind +0 gain a 5-2 vicforye Bofh Camp and Van Ef- Ten 105+ +heir mafchesw buf W'esleyan Jrook +he lasf hve mafchese Herb Camp was +he sfeadiesf performer For Wesleyan. always around 80, deping +0 77 in fwo :uccegsive mafches againsf Brown and MIT. O+her mp perhormances were fumed in by Day, Van E+Ten and Ralston. Camp was eheded nexf yeaVs captain. Wesleyan H3 4x owmmcf Middlebury Yale Brown MIT Harvard Conn TuHs Williams Amhersf Trinify Opponenf NNOePUWUW He AYRES PRIZE freshman wi+h fhe besf record for firs? semesfed: Joel W. Saks 59. BRIGGS PRIZE Debafd Jonafhan BA AHschuler '57: John H. Hobbs '58: Paul R. Levine 58: Sefh D. Zinman '58. BRUNER PRIZE freshman improvememL during I954 55 Jerome B. Weinsfein 58. CAMP PRIZE Englism David L. Schalk 58: George V. Shriver. Jr. 58. CHADBOURNE PRIZE K3u+sfanding Freshmad Bingham B. Leverich '59: Richard M. Wenner 59. COLE PRIZES UEnglisM Firsf Prize, Edward B. Fiske 59: Second Prize, Thomas M. Barnes 59. DAVENPORT PRIZE Wolifics and Governmen+ Sfanley W. Beefham 56. DORCHESTER FREE EngHsH Paul N. L. Mun- son. Jr., 56. Il4 GRADU DUTCHER PRIZE Hisfory Walfer C. Ebmeyer 56: P. William Sieverling. Jr., '56. GRIFFIN PRIZE Religion Arfhur W. Von AU 56. HAWK PRIZE Biochemis+ry Augus+ C. Schwenk. INGRAHAM PRIZE Classics William B. Fryer. Jr.. 58: James H. Irwin. Jr., '59. JOHNSTON PRIZE WhysicQ Roberf T. Fisher 58. LIPSKY PRIZE iChoid Charles W. Morriil. Ill '56. LITTELL PRIZE Msfronomy Claude P. J. Bran- car+ '57. PARKER PRIZE Wublic Speaking Philip J. Hen- nessey. III '58. PIERCE PRIZE Khemisfm James H. McLean '56. ATION PRENTICE PRIZE KEermarO Gordon l. Losey 56. RICH PRIZE HAcafhemchq Roberf T. Fisher 58. RICH PRIZE K3ra+io$ Firsf Prize. Theodore G. Clemence 56: Second Prize. Barry A. PasseH 56. SCOTT PRIZE Romance Languageq John A. Dunnl Jr. '56. SHERMAN PRIZE Ma+hema+iCsj Richard W. Wenner 59. THORNDIKE PRIZE KPsycho'ogy David E. Ber- lew 56. WELLER PRIZE Sophomore wifh Hwe besf rec- ord for We year I954-55J WIHiam H. Ausfin 57. WESLEYAN MEMORIAL PRIZE Frank O. Avam faggio. Jr., 56: John A. GeHier 56. WlSE PNZE Whilosophw Jack A. Bruce '56. EDWARD BENNETT ROSA WORTHY STU- DENT AWARDS Frank O. Avanfaggio, Jr,, 56: S+anley W. Bee+ham 56: Francis A. Can- dam 56: Alan H. Haas 56: Paul A. Taffersall 56. THORNDIKE IDisfincHod AWARDS Francis A. Cancian 56: James W. Gramenfine 56: George F. Poliner '56: David T. Hakes '56: William D. Moyle Jr., 56: Edward B. John- son 86; Sfanley W. Bee+ham '56: David E. Berlew '56: Glenn W. Boynfon 56: George D. Chien 56: Daniel H. Josephfhal '56: JuHus Kaplan 56: Harry L. Mounfzoures 56: Barry A. PasseH '56: Richard S. Smifh 56: Paul A. Taffersall 56: Donald J. Vancini 36: Joseph R. Cavallo 56. ABBEY GILL AWARDS Donald R. DenauH 56: Ralph M. Raab 56: Jack E. Wright Jr., '58; Thomas B. Sorensen 58: Alan G. Gordon 56. CHARLES E. MERRILL FUND: Arfhur W. Von Au '56: Richard Earl Waffs 57. SENIORS RICHARD A. ANDERSON 29 Pufnam Park Greenwich. Conn. Maicvr: Hisfnry: AKE1WESU 3: Cardinah 4: Gbe Cub 3 4. HARRY J. ASHE Norfh Main SJrreeT Wolfeboro, N, H. Minion BIMOgy' XX. FRANK O. AVANTAGGIO. JR. VVaMoboroi Me. Maior: Bmogerhemisfry: .XXI, vice-pres'xden+ presir dent: Cannon' Oass Presidenf L114; eke Oub l,2 3' Honor Sysfem Ccmmw'Hee 2.3.4 chairman: SkuW and Serpenf: TNE: FoofbaH 1,2 3 co-Capf 4 Hockey 2 3.4' SE 4. ROBERT W. BALDRIDGE 25 Charlesfield Street Providence. R l. Mam: EconomIcs; WT rushing chairman fredmrey presidenf; Cardin$ Key 14: CB Eledions CommIHeO 3 ccvchairman 4: Choral Socwefy: Senafe SkM and Serr pent Fcofb'M I4 WresHing M214: BasebaH l GOV 3 4. FRANCIS S. BANCROFT, III I33 MouM Vernon Sheet Smyrna, Del. Maior: CEgSICiI ATA recording secrefary' Argus Ill mr .1aHr n manager 4: CA I234: Canferbmy C'hb L xecreMry 2 pvesw'denf 3 4. HARRY C. G. BARR I253 Eas+ Avenue, Roslyn. Penna. Maior: Gnvernmenf; AT; Ciwuhing nhahmam Wrer pres'wdenf' Argus N2: CA l 2 3: CB szfihd'wn Comr meee 3' Sena+e 4: FoofbaH 1. RONALD G. BENSON I2I Norfh Charloffe Sheet Lombard, Ill. Meier: Economicy A2, rushing chairman: OHa Podrida l.2. covsporfs edHor 3: Argus I23. eyeCLsfive edHcr 4' WESU l: CardlnaJ Key 3: CB Afmefics CommWee 4: CB Awards CommIHee 3: C4555 Treasurer 2.4; Freshman Handbook l: Pomical Economy Chlb 4' PrevBusinexa CMJb 3. secrefary 4' FocfbaH I.2:3.4. PHILLIPS B. BERGSTROM. JR. 2908 Hunfingfon Road. Shaker Hfs.. Ohio Meier: EngHsh' AKE' 50054 Chairman' WESU 2,3: CA 2.3; Swimming 2. DAVID E. BERLEW I4I Pawling S+reei'. Hagaman: N. Y. Meier: Psychology Candidafe for Disfincfion: $NIL rushIng Chairman: OHa Podrida 3. sporfs edHor; Cardina4 2.3: Dormifory CounseHor; FoofbaH 2,3: Swim- ming 2. $IHC 4. BRADLEY M. BERMAN I439 Juniper Sfreef, N.W., Washingfon. D. C. Maior: Binbgy: EN. sncid rhaw'rman: SchneEder Chlb 3. secreiary 4. ABNER G. BEVIN. JR. 33 Wesf High Sheet Eas+ Hampfon. Conn. Maior: Psychicgy' EX: secremry. vIce-presIdenf' Cardinal Key 2: CB Dormifory CounseHing Commeee 3; Fosfer CMJb 1.2.3.4:Afwafer CMJb I.2.3.4: Psychohqy Cmb 1.2.3.4: OHa PodrEda 1.2.3: Arquc I: WESU 4,2: Squash l: Tennk l. WILLIAM C. BIXBY 6 Edwards Sfreet EasnL Haven. Conn. Major: Psychobgy: WT. secretary: AfMefic CouncH 3: Sim and Serpenf: TNE: BasebaH I23. co4apf. 4. ,56 RICHARD W. BAUER 9 Emerson Road, Welleiey Hilis. Mass. Manr: Economics: HUII: CA I23. secrefary 4: Chapd Chcir I.2.3.4; Chbral S'C'efy 4.2.3.4: Deufsche Verein 2.3,4' Pv'eiMlnicferIa Cmb 1.23:4' CTOSk Counfry l.2.3. capf. 4' Trafk I23. RALPH W. BAYFIELD 323 Benf Road. Wyncofe, Penna. Mahr: PkyrHMogy; WT' CA 3.4; Cheerleader 2: Can ierbury Cmb 2.3.4: Deufsrh Vcrein 4: Pre Ministerial CI:.b3.4'YaCHC1ub 2.3.4: FOkfbaH 2,3,4: Swimming 3. STANLEY W. BEETHAM ZIOS 3ls+ Soufh. Seaffle. Wash. Main: Governmenf: Candidafe for Dianchn; EX, presidenf' Argus l.2.3: Chairman CB Consfifmion Com- mIHee 3: CB ch-president 4; Freshman Senafe: Prer Law CMh 2' PGHMCG' Union, presIdenf 3'. 453K 34. KENNETH P. BEMIS l2l Dorsef Sfreef, Springfield. Mass. Maicr: PHHosophy: hdependenf: Chapd Choh, ,56 EDWARD l. BONIFACE lbO74G Sheet S.EH Washingfom D. C2 Maijr: E1g47'3'F' J'I'A4 Sfervard' YHCH CMR l2 : mm , dare 3.4. JAN BOON, JR. I38 Easf 36W Sfreef. New York. N. Y. Mai 12 thwry; 2N4 WWW r'hahnwr' OHM? CHM l TCN'M 4. STEPHEN E. BORKOW I844 Easf 8+h S+reet Brooklym N. Y. Maifr: Bingerhemhfry; IKIA VVE-rpre Ide t' Cardivw Key 3' Schneider Chb 344' YaCN Chm 344' Swimmkq mgr, 24344: Tewm. X42. RICHARD F. BOYDEN Deerfield, Mass. Main: HMMV' 'PNU: TNE; S'om I21 wwapt, 4' Sww'mminu I' TraKk 2,344. FREDERICK P. BOYNTON. III Cx. Postal 47i4b. Sao Paub. Brazil Ma'or: Chem'wsfry' WTI :efrefarxf Afwafer Chi: 4' Chum? Srwcw'gfy 4' Fov'tbid' L234; Trark 4344' d'lilx' 344. GLENN W. BOYNTON 344 Main Sfreef, Lake Piacid. N. Y. Maim: Econwm'w'C; Candida'e 1 Dka:Mun' ARM m?ejwdvd secrefawp preddez'tz CA 4' PMHR'aX Erwnmmy CID 4: Preerineg- cm 3, vIce-prex'wdenf 4; OHa Pr'dw'da 2: Arqu; l,2' FchaH 4' Hockey 2,3,4: Soccer 2' Track I42, ROBERT G. BRETSCHER Pine Ridge, Greenwich Conn. Mabr: Evghzh' WT. preddenb CA: Class Maralnah' Senafe 3' San and Serpent; Sprm'xxh C Mb 4' TNE' S mgr 442434' Su'mminj L2 cm apt 3.4' Tcnrl I423. 423. JACK A. BRUCE 32 Lee Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Maw: PhHoxnphy: AXIK cnrrmpondimg serreimyg xx th ar'Hp Phairmam freasurer' CardInM 24 awncfafe ndihxr 34 edHoMn-Hwef 4' WESU 2' Canferbury CMb 344' Cheefeader 42' Ccncerf Commhfee 4: Pnbhrafhsns Board v1ce7pre'iderf 4' Squash '2. KENNETH A. BRUFFEE II Livingsfone Road Easf Harhtcrd Conn. Mabr: Enqidw BHIL Treasurer: Canterbury Chi: I42: Chora4 Snciefy 344; Chair 4' C' nierf Ser'wes Comm'wHer' 4' 649;: Chb 1,2,- Prejearhng Chlb 344: Spamxh Club I42 Sww'mmhg I423. CHARLES R. BUCKLEY. JR. 2OI Taft Street Gary Ind. Mabr: Frer'cw Cadedafe Lr Dwsf'rmH'n' ARE? Ol'd P drida 3' Arq .5 I234: Choral Sodew 3.4' Gee Club 4234' pmwcr CWwb 244: Baskmbak l42' Sor'r'er l. ' ,56 ROBERT J. CALVIN 7l45 Cyril Court Chicago IH. Maker: Ectrrmict' CandIdafe far Dhiirdfr' AIL prefiderf' OHa Pcdridd business manager 3 4' Argm L2 asudarf bus'mess manager 3 business manager 5dr verHs g marager 4' Cardw'nS 3.4' WESU 34: 805d M Huge P'edderfs presidenf 4: PubMaHrns Bzard Wie- cnairman 3 exeadive Ccmmdfee, manfra bus'mets manr ager 4' CB Prom CommiHee' Socrer 12.34 Tenms l.2 FRANCIS A. CANCIAN I8 CHMOH Sheet SfaHord Springs Conn. Maicr: Phici:pr' Cand'wdafe for D'wsfincfhznt JWC TYS'GSMFEf rush'wrg chairman preddenf' 0M3 Podrida cor phyogmpny edifcr 34 Argus, phcfogrdey ediftr 3' Camera C ub presIder' 4' E'eCfIcrs Ccmmeee; FreKrV men Mmgrafkn Crvmmw'Hee' PH'SCaohy Chb 4: PCIMV Cd Un'wm Sfuderk for Democrafic Acfion' Basebw I' 45HK 3,4 WALTER A. CAREY. II 44 Broadview Terrace, Meriden. Conn. Meier: Maf'nemaficy Candidate for Disfincficn: Inder pendent Band I2: Glee CMb LISA. JOSEPH R. CAVALLO 679 Farmingfon Avenue, Kerwsingfon Conn. MaEOr: Muslc' Candidafe Tror DMinCHdr' A'I'A Cavwferr buy C? .b 333' CHHM SGfFefy 2? CA 4: Newman C ub 2 3 4: PrerTeach'mg Cmb 3 4. ALLEN K. CHASE Eaglebrook SChooL Deerfield Mass. Maior: Psychdogy: WT: CA 3: FcofbaV l.2: Sw'wmming I' Wrest'mg 2. GEORGE D. CHIEN 6 Prospecf S+ree+ Cobelskill. N. Y Meier: Mush? CandIdafe Er Disfinchnj XQP WESU M23: Chord? Society 3, Concert Ccmmeee: NiK 4. JOHN P. CHIVERS I Franklin Road. Lawrencevilie. N. J. Mafor: Germa'w: th soda! cha'xrman' Dedsche VereFm presIdem 4: '92 Theafer 4, CHARLES H. CHURCH, JR. Box ll. Haddam. Conn. Main: Bidrgy' CandIdafe +15, D'ancHon' 'DNH l.2 3. HARVEY T. CLEW Box 76. Haddam. Conn. Maior: Governmenf: EX: Po Wca UnIrn 4: P3 Moe?! l,3. THOMAS H. CONNELL 7l Soufh Park Avenue Ofd Greenwich. Conn. Maior: Enghsh: BHIL corrushing :Hairman: WESU 34' CheeHeader 4 PrerBudness Chb 34: '92 Theaher 23' Trdgk 2. 456 GEORGE M. COOLEY 2I LoveH Avenue, Windson Conn. Maim: Enqhsk' AXIK jewmd 'i'mpah' Arq WESU 3' Newmar th I42.344. ROBERT B. COSTELLO 53 Efon Sfree'h Springfield, Mass. Meier: Musk' Canddwe 'or Dh'mdirm' OHa Pfdrida 3: ArgA 243.4' Carde I' WESU IQ' Cram Siciem 4' e486 Chlb 2,3' lenh'r Prr'rr Cf'nranee 3' SmeW Cub 42' Gvir'se 2. DAVlD J. COX 503 Walnuf Lane, Swarfhmore, Penna. Main: Chem'wsfry' CandIdafe 3U D'aandirm' HHIL vicerpreider'f 4' Om'mg Cdb L2 34 x'kerore'Idenf 4' Cross Cmnm I42434 cw! apfain 4: 'ble' 34. DAVID W. COX 4473 Boyce Road Memphis, Tenn. Mam: Manemchv J,W.C.4 vherorwidew 344. PHILIP E. CROMBIE 7I7 Blue HiHs Avenue, HarHord Com. Mdirr: Eruvmmicv AA'IK sfeward ruerg Jvairmam' CB Dcrmshm Ccmmw'Hee' Newman Oub I42 3' Spnafe 243' Fm: Deoarfmenf l. DAVID H. DAUGHERTY 208 Gulph Creek Road, Radnor, Penna. Maior: Hiircry' WT vicerpresidew' Pram Comm'wffee3 Canferbury Chb I4243.4' WretHinc I423, LESLIE N. DAVIS, JR. 04d Saugafuck Road, Norwalk. Conn. Maw: Engiiur' AIL aHapMir' WESU 23' waba1 I234: Track L HORACE P. DEACON, III 3019 Midvale Avenue, Philadelphia 294 Penna. Maior: Enghsh: ARE recording Secrefaryu vicerpresi- denfj CardIra 2,3: WESU 3'JL1Mor Prom Cnmm'Wee 3' 3' ew I424344' Baebd I. GUY R. DeFRANCES 25 Parker Place New Haven. Conn. Maiwr: kaory: l'qf, secrefary president CB Padey CrmmWee 2' CB Rushirq CommIHee 3: CB Severe 4' Freehman Senre: 49? Theafer IQ' Trmk 2. GEORGE L. DEMING 80I6 Navaio Sfreef. Philadelphia I84 Penna. Ma'or Ecc-ncmics: AKI'L corresponding secrefary, viger pres'wdenf: Cardinak adverh'smg 54544 243' WESU 243' CB Amsembly Committee 2' CB PaHey CcmmiHee 24 'mx'hairmavw 3' Srwrer M 60 i 2434 capfair 4. DONALD R. DENAULT 39 DwigM Road. Springfield, Mass. Maior: Hisfcry' XW' TNE 2' 5km and Serperwf 4' New man Chb: Franc? Cmb' chbaH IN2N3N cercaofam 4- EasebaH I 23 :0 cama'm 4. WILLIE H. DOW 7b Mulberry Sheet New York l3. N. Y. Meier: chernmenf: I'X: Argm l,2: IRC 34' Pv'e Len. CWO 3,4: Tenn': I2: SQLaSH 23' Fnofba' 1. ALBERT R. DREISBACH. JR. U. 5. Army Hospifak Fori Leonard Wood Mo. Maior: Psychdcgy: NI'TN ccrrespcndirg secrefaryN vice president OHa Pcdrida 2,3' CB Rushing CcmmEHee 3' CB Padey CommVTee 2' SpanIsh Chtb 2N vicerpresidenf 3' Canferbnry C b 7: SPUer I 234: Squaw k CHARLES R. DULANY Fruifland, Md. Manr: Chemisfry' EN' Chape' Cthr 34' Chz'm' Sir defy M234; Glee Cub M2344 Wedey medafirn 23,4' Band L214. JOHN A. DUNN. JR. Meeflnghouse Hill. Ashbur'nham, Mass. Maw'or: French: Candidafe for Disfincflon' KIINU' CB Curv'FCuMm CommiffeeN dnairman 3; Fremh Ckb IN pres'wdeni 2.3.4' FombaN l' Wresfir'q LZ3N4' Track IN2N3' LPBK 4. GERALD EAGER 37 Highland Avenue Middlefown. N. Y. M534: AH' A'I'AN xecv'efaw: Argus, k2' Cc'mfevbmy C?.Jb 23' N02 Theahe L23. WALTER C. EBMEYER 39 Sequams Lane East Wesf lslipN N. Y. Main: H'sfory' AA'TA 5ecrefaryg OW: OHa Podrida 2 3' Arql; 23' CardMal MZ' WESU M2N3' CB Cancerf CommH'ee 2,3' CB Senafe 23' MMrna'I: na' Re af'xonr Cub INZ' PubHcaHUP: Buard 3' Chara Srw'ew 3' SM. dPh P4wa 6: Uni'm 3. DOUGLAS 0. ERNST 89 OM Lundon Road Lafham NN Y. Ma'wr: BIooqy CHemIsfry- BUII: Afwa+er Cub 14' N92 Theafre MT Schne'wder C'ub 3N4. DONALD L. ERRANTE 8890 iQTh AvenueN Brooklyn l4, N, Y. Maiw': Bhiwgy-Chemkhy' JWC' WESU: Band' New :1 , CH0' .M'im Prwm Cum'niflee' Stephan Wine Oub. MATIS A. FERMAGLICHN 881 Garrison Avenue. Teaneck, N. J. Mam: kaory' ARE crHiC' Argk: M WESU l' S'. hnm'dr?! Club 14' BasebaW '34. ,56 1?? RICHARD C. FIELDHOUSE 27 Squaw Brook Road. Norfl'v Ha4ed'on, N. J. Md'rwv: Earn mil 'A'I'A' Armr' Gemwar CWn' Trawmr ' oerJ ?wrw NYU. JAMES W. FLOSDORF Forew Grove. Penna. Mafr:Eng1V-P:X CB Cr'rren'wrtw C'mm 46w 2 r 7 ha mm 3444 Sage 4243' vammhxy: 4' Trad I2. JOHN S. FOSTER 96 Church Sheet VVesfom Mass. Maia: Hah w; xIIT We preddnrf' CB Semfe' CA4 H Mm, 234- Team wz. DAVID W. FRICKE 728 Bedford Place, Merion Sfafion, Penna. Mai r: BmlrgerhEmI-er' Candidate 77f DisHerw :ecv'efary' OM Pmdrida 243: Argux X42434 ChmM Schefv 34 TNE' CA 4.24344: Dejccnr: Verw'm 4.24344' Freghman Senafe' Band 2' Canfirery C .b 2344' CH hag;- Cer I Czimmere 42434341 er 4424344 Wresf hag l? 3 4A PHILIP E. FRIEDMAN 675 High Sfreek. Middlemwm Comm Mair r: BMW gy-Cmerm'sfryH AX!L Awafer C No 243' Dow CW? Ver'dn 2 3' Smre'wdcv C 4b 344' SmmnWIrq L FREDERIC W. FROST, III 7 VVor+hen Drive Chappaqua4 N. Y. MaVV: Grummmenf' 4I'T4 THE Frmfba N23 4. PETER W. GARDINER 2I9 84km Sfreef'. Niagara Falls. N. Y. Makr: Ecommici' Canddye for D'm'rcW'r' 1X4 mar 'mg :haU'maH' Cym'r 4' CMMS Sc 16M 4243' 6486 C4 b 442.3. pvew'derv 4: CB Hen r Sy'em C nvrr'Hee 344' PMiHKd' EUJrAgmy Svciefy 4' Pv'erBtha C 1L 344 Theafre l2434 Sqmsh 4' ECU 243 4. PHINEAS E. GAY. JR. 733 Broad Sfreet Meriden, Comm Maisr: Gmerwmenf 5X4 ,ecrvam' Pm Lav. Cm; PNW'EH Unwr' BaxkefbaJ Muraner 423, EDWIN J. GEIGES 306 Howard Avenue. Passaic N. J. Meier: Ecommics' Candidafe tar D'Mim Mow lnoepcnr denf' OM: Padruda '3' Arng I2: Band 4' C?amoev Orchesfra 3444 C as: Secrehryirrawrer 4' Claa; Secve. fary 2; Freshman Handboiv Deufsche Vere7n I424 Pre Business Cmb 34 vicerpreidenf 4' Fmvfhav 24 dHHx' 4, DONALD F. GERARDI I7 Grandview Avenue. Waferbury. Conn. Meier: Hkmw' Cdndidade Mr Diktindtrv A'I'A' Arg w Frenth C4ub4 DeusCHe Vere m4 Ketrefaw 2 :rrc-idw' 3' IRC' Newman Chb ravedder; 4. ,56 JOHN A. GETTIER Buckeysfown. Md. Major: PWosophy' Candidafe hr DhIrdicr- dLVU' CB Sev'a'e. presidenf 3' Glee Cmb 2 3 4: Cardina s 2' Jibers 3 4' ChmM Soclem N PubHcafhra B'ard 3 4' TNE 2' CA L2 freazmer 3 4' MysHCrT Seven' Prr-r Min'wsfer'a' Club' Chai-r vicerpreniden. 23' Canfev bury Chtb ' orei'wderf 2 3 4' PHGWCM Ckb 34' Fccfbaw l' Wre'+ 'n 3 l' 'PHK 4 RICHARD M. GILLISl JR. 246 Dudley Drive. Narberfh, Penna. Majtrr: Ergkh' EX, WESU ' 2 3 4' Band L23 4' CB 5096' CrmmEHee 3 cha'wrman 4' CB Eecf'w'rs Crmr rmHee 23' J n'wor Prnm CommWee. HAROLD B. GLANS Roufe 477 Easf Dorset Vt Mairr: Eunrm'wca; AIL necrefary 3A: Buw'nen CHE 3 4' BasebaH l 3 4 BRUCE R. GODDIN SZI Wesf Englewood Avenue. Wesf Englewood. N. J. Ma'or: Spaniih: xl'T' TNE' Srvz'er l,2 3 4' BarehaW L234. ARTHUR B. GOODKIND Roufe '4. Box 53, Vienna Va. Maior: H'ws+ory: JWC' WESU, exeud've ommd 2: CB Sena'e 34' CE Cnrrirdum CrgmmH'ree 3 4' CB Ruxhlnq Crfmmere 3. ALAN G. GORDON Rio Verde, Goias. Brazil Mainr: Musk: JWC vice pres'denf' Chc'wr l 2 3 4' Chorus l,2,3' CA l 2 3 vicerprestenf 4' Band k23' G'ee Clsb MZI freawrer 4' French CLb '23' PrerMIn. CMb k2,? '92 Theafre 2' Socror l 2 3' Squad M MALCOLM GORIN 48 Croyden Sheet New Hyde Park N. Y. Ma? r: B?Lghtgy.ChemIshyt BHIL setv'efary' WESU M2? CardFrvas 4' Deba'e G'ee Chb X2 3 4' YacN Chb 23. JAMES W. GRAMENTINE l07O Avon Sheet Akron. Ohio Mahr: Gwevnmem: Candidate for Disfmdion X'l' rwhing Cha'wmbm mhmbrsrp Chairmav' Cavdinaia 4? CB Alvards Com thairman' CB ruming Crwmx Sewafe 3' C-WN: Cub MZJA' Perhia' Urion' 4' Mysfiga! Sc-ven: Wregfirq l 2 3 cap'ain 4' Track l 2 3 4, WILLIAM R. GREINER I68 Cook Avenue, Meriden, Conn. Mdiw: Ecmomks' 2X, presidenf 4: WESU PMbHCHy D'wedor: Freahman Senafe' Baske+baW L ALAN M. GROSMAN l5 Glenview Road. Soufh Orange N. J. Ma .r: Phicwphy; Candidafe ?cr Disfincf'won: 22X: De baHng Smiefv 2,14 G'ee Chb MZ' La Tarchx prew'r denf 3' Juniwr C'ass Secremry' CB Dcrmifcry Com rm'HeQ :haivman' We Law C ub' PoWicd Union: 41BK 4. '56 FREEMAN R. HATHAWAY. JR. Noank Conn. Meier: Endisb' Mdependenf' WESU 344' Yamd C r. 44243.4' Chile Scdefy I234. EDWARD G. HOFFMANN. HI l4 Wardell Avenue Rumsorm N. J. MMCM: Fsthgqu' AT; AvMC' YaCW C b l2. PLATT C. HOLDEN 34 Eas+ 3rd Sheet New CasHe DeL Meier: Englw'J': A'I'L WILLIAM D. HORROCKS 9 Sfokes Terrace. Mooresfowm N. J. Maior:Cncm15fry'Cand'wdafeWgr D'zrwcf'w m' dWH' A' wafer Cwb 34 xecrefary 4' YnLM CLb 1, Jecrcfam 2,344' Mrmager'ww Bcard Chairman 4' PrerMiF , Ckb I: FOrThaH V424 manager 344' Hickey, mimags: 2' BrixE-brm I42 34 mavdger .4 kaK 34' v- 456 ALAN H. HAAS 26 CondH' Road Mounfam Lakey N. J. Mair: EcwrmV ' leH' 0M3 Podvida 34 Avgm CardeH K9, 3' CB A'Pe'r C 243' CB quj'w Mgr CrmrrWre karmar 4' wac5 Sexcn' TWP E'B' dent ' VWerpvei dew Cf Pr: hman C4? ' 9 CNN IQEA' Fm 4::5'1 42 4 ma 4 vwah' A WVP'H-HC: 4' Y-aHr 23' 4743 '::Ir '.-'V 4. HENRY G. HAGER. III 435 Grampion Boulevard VWHiam-sporf, Penna. Mn; r: E'uVV' X4! WFSU 2' CB Swr'nfr- 34' F 414 3' Sw'vwn'mq 34. DAVID T. HAKES bl Dover Road Longmeadow, MdSS. Maiw: Pmcrwoay: Cand'wdafo Hr D4 Mnl'v ' IiHll' WESU 4' Ember 4,2- Tenn'r X ROYAL B. HARDE 472 UW'IVEH Avenue, Boga'm N4 J, Md: 1: PHwaph'y' 2X4 rhc'xpwcw'v 344 Chzrd S'mizew 34' Chapd CHM 344: CA 344: PverM'w. CLL 344' Vaniw smde'f H m C WC, Cr 4 4496. EDWIN J. HARRAGAN 8 Gramafam Gardens, Bronxlee N. Y. Mai' 1': G'vwvvwevh AAdi' OHa Podrida 2 Cavd Ma 4' VVESU l234' Ntwwan ': 4r; !' vaLnn C b 2 3' CB Rwhw'mj C mm'xHruo, 3' YaFN Chb l2. JAMES J. HARTNETT 7I HiHcresf Road, medCon Conn. Md'yv: HM? W AAdn wr'Phrv C? 161' SWH'; 344' RC I4243' CHF 423. Newmav ,56 NORMAN K. INGRAHAM Harf S+ree1 Brisfol. Conn. Mapr: Psyckdoqy' qiNH; Juwicr 3mm CommHiee; Bawefbw 2, RICHARD F. IRWIN 3'0 Ravenwood Avenue, Rochesfer, N. Y. Mafou Phwhabgy: IWlI: Cardinal Key 3; Chord Sor Cvefy 3: Freshman Sena+e l: Cross Courhy MZ' Wresfr Hng I2 3' Hack l JAMES F. JEKEL I30 Eas+ Bodley Avenue Kirkwood. Mo. Majcr: Chemishy' EN: Argus: WESU' Band: Choir Chord Sodefy. secretary: CA, secrehary 3 presidenf 4: Depfsdxe Varein- Scccer I: BasebaH. manager L CDBK A GEORGE O. JENKINS 20! Union Sheet Bridgeport Mass. Maior: Arf; 48'0; HSonky 7' ; Choral Sociefy 3 4 CA 3.4: Spamsh Chlb 3 4' chhl CHM; Commodore 3' Cross Counfry: Track. EDWARD E. JOHNSON I I3 Cadwalader Drive. Trenfon, N. J. Major: Mafhema+ics: Candfdcfe for Disf'mcffon: $NU: Fire Deparfmenf: Gbe Club; Soccer I 2 3 4: Haikey 3,4; Squash I; Track l,2 3 4. PETER B. JOHNSON 34 Coe Avenue, PorHand. Conn. Mawr: Hisfcry: CDNH; Soccer I.2,3,4:Wresr1irg I23 4' Track L214. ARTHUR W. JONES 407 Norfh Swarfhmore Avenue, Swarfhmore. Penna. Magor: Economics; I'Q': Freshman Serafe I: Deufscne Verem I2 CE Library CommiHec, chawman: Tennis L DANIEL H. JOSEPHTHAL 229 Easf 79+h Sheet New York 21. N. Y. Major: Pswhology: Cardidahe for Dishncficn: X4C sccrefary: presluemh OHa Podrida 3: Cardinal Key 3: CB Parley CommIHee 2: Jumor Prom CommiHee 3' Freshmen Senafe l: BasebaH V. JULIUS KAPLAN 4667 ISH'W Sfree+ N.W.. Washingfon, D. C. Maior: Hfsfory; Candldahe fey D?SHrwcfion: IWIP WESU I2: Debating Team manager: Pre-Law Chrbt BauefbaH manager 214' Tenn s manager l 2 3. ROBERT J. KAPLAN 2 I 3i Wallace Avenue, New York 62. N. Y. Maior: Bwbgy-Chemishy: A23, vice-president secre- fary: WFSU 2: Afwafer Chlb; Scnneider Chb heasr urer: Soccer I . ,56 JAMES G. KATIS l9 Unioh Sfreei Thompsowvilie Conn. Maior: B'wo'ogy' A'I'A: Chuir L2.3A' Chmaf Suciem L114 CA l,2 3 4' CB Senahe l4: Juvim' Prrm C m sniffer: 3' 9? Weahe 23: Saneider CU 1b 2 3. DENNIS B. KING Roufe 7H. Box l84'A. Carmel. Cam. Ma'mr: chernmenf' 4'1: v'u'erpves'denf' preddmi, Argus LZ3' Gee Oub IQJ' Sn mmmq I BRADFORD S. KINGMAN 45 Roxbury Sheet Worcesfer Mass. Mairv: Pkyd'dig'y? AXI': WESU 34' Card'na Keny presidenf 3: Mysf'wua: Seven' Freshman Senaf? CB Serr afe 34: La Terhdin 2 3' FodbaV I 34' Baekefbd' 2' BasebaH 2. DONALD J. KIPP 324 Washingfon Sfreef. Middlefown Conn, Mai'r: EngHsh: MdependeM' Cardina' Kw, 3' Squaah I2. GORDON W. KRAUSS 659 Maple Avenue, Haddemqeld. N. J, Malurr Gevman' WT: ChorM Soci-dy l' German CW0 3.4' FOL fbah 3,4' Tra4k N234. PETER P. KRONFELD 9l4 Cherokee Road. WHmeHe. III. METCr: Cnemisiry' Candldafe Mr D'wstn Mrm' JWC 23' AXP 4' Argm' Deufsche Verein WC' Afwafer Cmb' YacH C A.b, JOHN M. KYLE. III 247 Easf 49+h Street New York N. Y. Malar: Mafbemaf'wcs' AZ? Argu 23' WESU I 2 3 4' Baske'baV l. LAWRENCE J. LaBRlE Foresf Avenue. Rye. N. Y. Ma'mr: GrrvernmeM: JWC: Cardina' Key 3' Pohfhml Ectnmnv Cub 4' PrevLaw C. r:' CB Elediwv C'mr mWhAe. HERBERT A. LAWTON. JR. I I4 Rhode Island Avenue Newport R. I. Ma'xor: Economks' JKE er-uldervf' Arqux Cdv'dlnm Key 3' Freahman Serafe' FVOHBAH l. ROBERT W. LOOS. JR. I230 Wesf Sfeeles Camera Road L Cuyahoga Falls. 0. Maiov': Englkh: AXP chap1aw'm xfwce.presidenf presl dam? O h Padrda factu 80W:r 2 managing edifor 3: Arqm l 2 3' Card'ma' Key 21WESU L21 board Chalrr man 4' Frpshmaw Handbrok l: TNE: CB Srvcial Cnmr miHee 2' PHH'waMnns 80an 4' Tenwix 1,21 tw-r'apmm 4' Sqms l23 rucacfah 4' varev' l. GORDON l. LOSEY Round Hill Road, Brisfol, Conn. Maim: German: lndeoendeni: Daufscha Vere'm 4' Fwd baH l Baske+baH l.2' BasebaW X21 omnptM 4. DALE R. LOTT 25 Trinify Place. New Rochelle. N. Y. Maicr: Hisfory: A'I'A: CA l 2 3 4: Chorai Sedan l' Pre-Tearhing Chlb 3 4 Soccer I: Track V2.14. ALAN D. LUNSFORD I62 Pres+on Road, Columbus 9, O. Meier: Economics: ATA freasurer' Canfcrbury Chb N CA I: PreVBJsineks Chb 3.4' TennKs l, WILLIAM M. McFADDEN. IN I I87 Easf Washingfon Lane, Philaddphia 38 Penna. Maior: B?Cbgy-Chemisfry' EN freawrer' WESU L2. JAMES M. McLEAN l7 Harrison Avenue, Rensseiaer N. Y. Maior: Hisf'rx' AKE' FOCfan l 2' Baskefbd l: Tra:L I2. DOUGLAS P. MCNUTT I029 Fowkrod Sfreef. Philadelphia 24. Penna. Maior: P'nysECs' Candidate hr DingncErw liHll' WESU 123' OLan C ub 2: chfbaW I' Hrckey 2.3' :3 4 w V -- JOHN W. MacFARLANE 3l5 Beech Sfreet Piffsburgh l8. Penna, Mdivvr: Er: nomw'fS' EN v'we-presidem xecrefary' Cardr max Key, cecrefaryireasurer 3: Qass Treasmer 3: CB A+Me+ic Cbmmiffee cha'wrman 4: Mys'r'mal Seven 4' Pro Busmess CHb 4' Frn+b$ l 3 4' Tratk l 2 3 4, ROBERT A. MAMIS I23 Garland Road. Newfon Cenfer, Mass. Main: Hg 70v JWC: Canddafe for DMirnfon. RICHARD MANUEL lbi Meadowbrook Road, Garden Cify, N. Y. Mairxr: Engkh: AKE' ForfbaH I,3: BauebaH l 3 4. HARWOOD G. MARTIN 25W ConnedicuH Avewue N.W. Washingfom D. C. Ma c-r: EPngh' AAKIR virerprewderh Chin? SCCIefy: Yafh Chb 56 ANDREW W. MASON Valley Forge and Allendale Roach Bridgeport Penna. Meier: Hbfory' 4531+ Chape3 Choir Chord Sociefy presidenf: CB Crnaessijns Commmea :hahmarv SOC uer 3.23334' Wrexting 3323334: BaaebaH I32, RICHARD D. MAXWELL l25 Chadwkk Sfreet Porfland. Me. Maior: EngHsh: ZEN presidenf 4: Freahman Senafe ?- Deufrche Vereir 334' Sfr'mg Orcheafra 233.4. BURTON M. MEISNER I73 Cornwall Sfreef. HarHord, Conn. Main: BiobqerhemIsvy' JWCA :ecreharw hammer- CA ExecJHve Ccmmiffee SANDER H. MENDELSON 3838 FuHon Sfreet NWH Washingfonl D. C. Marv: Biologerhem'Mry- Candidafe Mr DkHrcHon: JWC: Argms' Afwafer Cub: Sr hne'wder Cmb: Sfephan Wise Chlb3 presidenf' '92 Theafre' Sfrmg Ord'esfrm JOSEPH M. MESSICK. JR. 1400 Nor+h Franklin Sheet WHmingfon. Del. MMDV: Bhogyrchem'dry: 2X3 Canferbury Cxlb '23 334' CA 23334' Dafsrhe Vereh 3343 YGCH C ub 2' 5077 Am manger 2,334. ANDREW J. MILEWSKI, JR. ll4 Easf Main Sfreef. Meridem Conn. MaiAr: Chenddry: AI: Afwafar Cub 3. predden? 4- BaikefbaW 3233 CO camain 4. GARY W. MILLER 2 Marbern Drive. SuHield Conn. Major: Mafhemaffs' 2N3 beamreV OM Pwdr'wda 3: Argus 234: WESU l: 392 Theafre 12, JAMES S. MOFSKY 2 KOS Highland Avenue. Rochesfen N. Y. Mairv: PHhvphy: Candidah: fir DMEmMczn : AAdn necrefam' preaidew OMB P?dlida P Cardhcy businern manager 43 Cardina? Kev 3' an'Wman Sonafe Publw caHOns Bfard: PhHosOpny Cwb 3343 anbak manager M Baakefoa'k manager I323 CHARLES W. MORRILL. Ill GroTon Long Poinf Road Noank Conn. Ma'irxr: Mugt: JWC3 Canferbkmy Chb V3234: Chapc' Choir 323,4: Chara Sociefy 1234' CA 334. HARRY L. MOUNTZOURES HS Raymond Sheet New Londom Conn Malor: EandH Camdwdam Mr Dtvindkw IR! Arqu 23 AWL edif r 33 Carder 2' WESLJ 3' Frzmch C3313 2.3' S3 Mada C b 3.4, 356 WILLIAM D. MOYLE. JR. I8 Mf. Airy Avemue Scarsdale, N. Y. MaTOr: BWogy: Candidafe ?or DiancHon: BHIL secrrr wry Dresidenf' WESU l 2 3' Owing CLb 2,3' CA I 3 4: Cardinal Key 3: Freshman Handbook l: Sorrer L2: Track 123: :3 4. PAUL N. L. MUNSON. JR. Farmingfonl Conn. Major: EngHsh: Candidafe Mr Diat'md'mn: :N' CA l2 l4: PrBMInisferiE Cmb l 2 3.4: Pre-Temhing CHE. 3 4' 4,1;K 14. JOHN T. NASSE 50 Franklin Terrace, Soufhbridge. Mass. Mainr: Biohvger'nemisfry: ATA: Yachf Club, vicmc' m mmdore. WILLIAM F. NEWHALL. H 2i Rock Avenue, SwampscoH' Mass. Maior: EngHsh: AA? Treasurer Ola Podr'wda Caran$ I,2,3: WESU l2: Crm: Country I. DAVID F. NOBLE 44l7 Norfh Ashland Avenue, Chicago 40. III. Meier: EngHsh; Candidafe +'or DstianFon: 4'31? 0H5 Podr'wda 3: Cbcrw Sociew l,2 3: Chair 2347 CA 3,4? Ouh'ng C'ub 2 French CM; 2: PrerMKnIsherw'M Chb l 2,14. DOUGLAS A. NORTHROP I725 Orringfon Avenuel Evansfon. Ill. Meier: EngHsh: Candidate for DistinrHon: 41x0: +reasr urer: OHa Podrida frafernhy edifor 3: PrerTeaching Club 4 Freshman Sewafe' BackefbaH l.2' Track 1. EDGAR M. PALMER 45I Fern Sheet Wesf Harfford Conn. Maior: Mafhemafwcs: XWC freasurer' Argue, spor'rs sfaff' FreKHman Senahe I: FoofbaH 2,3 4: BasebaH 1.2.3.4. SOMERVILLE PARKER l34l 30+h Sfreef N.W., Washmgfon. D. C. Mairr: E?ologerhemisfry: $NH president Mysmm Sevem TNE: Yacht cmb: Freshman Senahe' Soccer l 2 34 capfain I cmcapfain 4' Squash 1.2 3 Cor rapfain 4: BasebaH l2. BARRY A. PASSETT 477 Edgewood SJrreeJr Harfford. Conn. Maior: Hishry: Candidafe for Disfincf'won: JWQ secre. fary 2; Argus l,2 3, edifor 4: PrerLaw Club I 2 vicer Presidenf 3: Sfephan Wise Club l2. vice-presidenf 3: Pomic$ UnIon 3 4' $BK 4. MORTON L. PATERSON blb Sugerfree Road. Crowfordsville, Ind. Main: French: JWC' WESU: French Chjb L141 '92 Thnafre 12.4: Sfring Ensembk: l: Yacht Club 17$BK 4 56 DONALD L. PRICE 43 Chesferfield Road. Sfamtord. Conn. Meier: English: XW. senefary: CA' Baskebe BasebaH 323,4. I.2.3.43 RALPH M. RAAB 33 Mansfieid Terrace, Middlefown. Corm. Mainr: eremmenf' AX P. THOMAS E. RARDIN 2230 Cambridge Boulevard. Columbus 2!, 0. Major: BiMOgy-Ckemw'sfry: Wndependew SchneEder Chb. president DONALD J. RITT 27 Wilfshire Road. PhHadelphia 3I, Penna. Major: B?Mogerhemisfry: EN; 0H5 Pedrida. corspmfs edHor' Argus I2 sporfs edHor 3,4' Afwafer Chb 2.3 4' Chord Sociefy 3: Junior Prom CommiHee 3. chawrman 4; French Club 23' BasebaW l,2' Lacmsso 3. ,56 JOHN L. PEAKES 94- Merriam Si'.. Wesfon 93, Mass. Maim: EnngH: AXP. secrefary: WESU: La Terfuha ?.3' FsofbaHWA' Baskefball Z'Tenn1sl.2.3.cr3capfam 4. FREDER'CK F. PILAT 74 Fairway Avenue. Rye, N. Y. Mahr: Enngh' JWC' Argus M French Chb 2, MARVIN S. PISETSKY l6 Garfield S+ree1.HarHord.Conn. Maior: Honomim: 22X. freagurer. secrefary: Podrida. Renw'or edifnr: Argus. newt. ede- Umiorv PmrLaw CRUD: Siephen W'Me Clb. Oha PCHHCE THOMAS L. PLIMPTON R. R. ?fl. Schererville. Ind. M33012 Geokgy ATA' WESU 2.3' Freahman Serafe l- Band W Track W Soccer I23, GEORGE F. POLINER I45 Sumner Avenue, Springfield. Mass. Mabr: BMCmqerhemstry Candidafe for Distinctiow BU : Argus L23 WESU l: WresHIng l' 604 43 45HK 4. DAVID Y. PORTER 234 Po+erfie3d Mace. Freeporf. N. Y. Maimr: Biology: Candidafe Mr Din'mctlon' ng03 She CI :b 3.4: Schnader CM; I,2.3.4' O..fing Chb 3.2.3.4? Soccer: Squash 2.3: Tennis l. 56 MAX ROESLER 8 Monumenf Avenue. Malvern. Penna. Maiwr: MafhemaMA' JWC. treasurer. secrefary: CB Senafe 3.4' CA M3: CB Parley Commiffee 3.4: V2 Theahe 4. PHILIP E. ROLLHAUS, JR. 20 Bellows Lane. Manhasset N. Y. Mafor: EngH'h AXP WESU Prr mrm'r n Dire'f r 3: WW: 3.4 DebaHng Team 4: Game 2. JOHN A. RULE 79 Linsey Avenue, Meriden. Conn. Mafir: Bioicgyuchemishy' EN: Pre-B..siness Club? A+ wafer Chb' CA' Wreano l2. marager 3,4, ROBERT S. RUNYON Counhyside Sheet Summit N. J. Maitr: PMerrg JWC' Gee CV0 2. Chcvd St: Mom I' Fver'? CW5 234' OJ'W: C b 2: SOI'GF M WILLIAM B. RUSH Ibl Brunswick Avenue. Winsfed, Conn. Mam: Ecnnrmiav leH: PrerLaw C ub' Newman Club: 8km and Serpent Baskefbal I: Track I.2,3. rncamain 4. STANLEY W. RUSK. III 2 l 2 Euclid Avenue, HaddonHeid. N. J. Malor: Economics: NW: Choral Smo'efy 3.4: Pvc-Buwiuea Clgb 3.4: FoofbaH l: BasebaH L PETER L. SANDERS I92 Den+on Place, Roosevelt N. Y. Meier: EngHsh: BUN: Argus l2: WESU I2: Pre-Bxl mess CM: 3.4: Soccer I; Wrestling l. BURTON H. SCHELLENBACH I833 Hineshill Road. Hudson. 0. Meier: Psychobgy: AXI': OHO Pcdrida 2.3' WESU M2. adverfising direcfor 3.4: CB Senafe 3.4. CHARLES S. SCHNER. HI l3l HewleH Neck Road, Woodmere. N. Y. Maior: EngHsH: AXI': CB Senafe: Freshman Senafe TNE. secrefary-freasmer: Cardina': Key CA' FombaH l.2.3.4: BaskefbaH 1.2' BasebaW l. ROBERT J. SCHWENSFEIR. JR. 3 MacDonald Avenue. Cromwell. Conn. Mainr: Physics' Candidafp m. Dktinch'on' .X'I'A: New man Chxb 9.2.34: Deufsche Verein 4: tblili 4. :3 4, ,56 ROBERT A. SEYMOUR 1050 Ti11any S1ree1: New York 59: N. Y M61011: MUL11CI AE' Track 12,34. WARREN T. SHERMAN 1123 A1bemar1e Road: Brook1yn 18, N Ma't1r:C1'em1:1r1,'Cand1da1e1mr D1111n1'11r11'1'1 15ry' WFSU 112' A1wa1er C113 :14: Band 2 C1111 2 3 N 121110 3 6111-61 JOHN H. SHUMAN. JR. B1oomsburg: Penna M61C1VZ ECOnom1C': AI: Hemmer C111'ra1 81'1,1e1y 1' FF1'1ba11 12:34' Sn1mm1ng 12:34. P. WILLIAM SIEVERLING, JR. 2010 28111Avenue W951, Sea111e 99:Was11. Ma1r11: H11111'y' A2, v1ce-o1es1dmz1' OH P11d1'1da 2: eGi1rJrr1r'r1111F1'1'Arqw 1:2: '1'1r311'1 ' B1'a1d 1 D91 :11 Edifors 3' CB Semfe' CB Par 131 C mm111ee 1:: 116117 man: CB Rl1f11111g C'mm111ce 'ha1rman' ProrLaw C10 4' PrQrTeachma C1113 4: P11011111 hm Boyd 3' Mvika' Seven: 'Nilx' 3:4. RICHARD 5. SMITH 83311019 Dr1ve:Laconia:N.1-1. Ma1 : B1 113qy C11em111y: Cd1d1da1e 191' D151':1r1c1111n 'WEEU p 1311191 d1fre1i1r 34' 861d OL111ng Cub' SrmidP1CL1b'1ra k mmmqwr 12:3 :3 4. KENNETH H. SPENCER 93 Gordonhurs1Avenue: Upper Mor11c1a1r: N. J. Moi,,1': Enqlis1' GINO' Glee C111: 34: Pm Law C111b' Car1erb11ry C111b:S1:11:Cer 1:2:314'Sq1511123141 LESLIE STERN IOI Nor111Cha1swor111Avenue: Larchmont N. Y. M3111: Enq1r1' :X- WESU: program SUDBM'N 112' :vex11man gennhs 1' Deba1a Team 12. RICHARD A. STEVENS 148 Sou11'1 Frank11r1 S1',W11Kes-Barre 2 Penna. M'11'1r: 1 111111n11rv AXP' WESU 1213' J1.r110r Prgm C111111n11'ee 3: S1'11ne1der C11; 4' Sw1mm1v1g l2: 1:r1- 1iap1111m 3:4. CRAIG S. STONE IOO 1-1111cres1Road:W1ndsor.Conn1 M13114: M1311Wr-ma1151-' A'I'A: pres1den1' Card1'1a1 Key 3' CB C'11'111111111 1'1 C r'1'1m111e-c: 111a1rman 4: French C11:b 2' Freshman Scna'e 1' Ya11 1 01111 234' Smcer 1,2,3' Squa11'1 1' 1911.115 1. PAULA. TATTERSALL 53 Bar1on 1-1111 E651 Hamp1on. Conn. M : P191151 Cand1da1e 1CF D1511r1c11on IWI': 1reas ': CB secre1ary1rea1rer 3 ALP. Hemmer 4: Der 13516 C11b 1' Chap C1le 34' J11r1101' Prom CommiHee 'p 11311za1'1 m 11r1a1d3319211vea1er 4' CB Sena1e 21 ,56 N. DAVID THOMPSON 32 Oakdale Road, Rockville Cenfre. N. Y Maiar: History: Candidafe for DEancfiQn' Boll I23: OHa Padddq Merary edHcr 3' Briggs Prize 223: Debafe Chwb I22 premdenf 3' AER presIdenf 42 Junior Prom CommPK-P 2: Parker Prw'ze 3' POWKM Uninn 223.4, EDWARD H. THORNDIKE College HiH Road. Monfrose. N. Y. Mamr: Phycdis' Candw'dafe for Danri'rII-n: Mdcpendem' CB Currimlum Comm1f+ee3'onfing Chxb secrehxy3 pleddsnf 4' 2121;le 7,4' :3 42 PHILIP S. TRAGER 24 Harlem Avenue, Bridgeport Conn. Maiwr: Hishry- Candidahe 5m D?Sfinch'cn' Mdepew' dent Debafe Cmb secretaryrfreasurer 42 Freshman Senafe: CB Senafe: ASP. secrefary 4: Shldenfs f0? Democrch Acfiom secrefarvjreasurer: Swimming l. CHARLES O. TRAUTWEIN l Sfuyvesanf Oval 9F. New York 92 N. Y. Maior: B'wobqy: lndependeml: FoofbaH I. LAURENCE E. TREMPER I EvereH Court Baldwin, N. Y. Maiur: Economics: 2X2 afNefic chairman: BaskefbaH I21 Upcapfain 42 DONALD J. VANCINI Windson Conn. Molar: English: CandEdaie for Distindimv: XQA lewMarr shlp chaKrmam pre5idenf' Argus I222 feafure edHor 374' Board Of House Presidemh. prestenf 3: CB Senaie 2 32 BMW and Serpenf' La TermHa l,2: BaskefbaH I' 4513124. DIRK VAN NIMWEGEN 8624 Pershing Avenue. Niagara Falls. N. Y. Malor: Fconomics: 3N2 presldenf: Pre-BusKness Chub presidenf 3: Ponicd Ecommy Cmb: Yachf Club 4' FoofbaH I223: Wresang I222 ARTHUR W. VON AU Ill Prescoff Avenue, Meriden, Conn. Malor: Pnimsophy: Independenf 0H5 Podrida, +actu edHor 3' WESU l: CHOW I23: Choral Socfefy I22,32 German Cmb 322,4: PHHosophy Chtb 223. presidonf 4' PrerMRnfsferiai Chlb I24: CB Senafe 3: '92 Thea'rer 3,47 cbliK 4. A. JAMES WAGNER IO Ridge Road. Greenwich, Conn. Maior: PhysiCS' JWC: WESU l: Canferbury Club k2 3.4: CA I2324' Deutsche Verein 3.4: Om'mg Chtb 22 Yachf Chlb 23. PAUL E. WESTON 62l Easf Hughberf Avenue. Normam Okla Meier: Physics: Candidam for DEanction: JWC: Our ing Cmb 2.324: '92 Theafer l: Sorcer l: :3 4. ,56 PAUL T. WILLIAMS 24 Pine Hill Avenue. Glenbrook, Comm Maia: Economics: .XKI, correspnnding secrelary 4 $N arship chairman, sfeward: Argus I424 :omevw; edHrr 3 managinq edITor 4: Freshman Orxenfaf'wm Ccm'nMee torchairman 4: CB Rushing Commlffee 34 CE Senate 3. Swlmming I243: Track 4. W. ELERY WILMARTH I300 Wesf Oak Sheet Forf Con. C04. Major: Governmenf' XX Aemwd O a Pl'dv'dd 3' WESU l2: Debate Chb I4243.44 AEI' 344' CB Sewn 3.4: BagkefbaH I4344' Tennix L344 WARREN J. WITHERELL 22 Wesfover Road. Troy. N. Y. Meier: Engliah: AXIX dumm secreiary' D 'm w, CounseHor 34 head Lowsehor 4: Prelea hing Chlb 4' Soccer 1.2 344: SwimmInq l' Hockey 2.3.4' Bakebal I,2,344: DAVID J. WOLF 3I Easf 54+h Sheet Brooklyn 3. N. Y. Maior: Biology-Chemisfry: th asdstanf rushing c'rn'wr man: CB Senafe: JWC Rushmg CcmmEHee' Schnewder CM: 2,3'01'6: Podrida 3: FocfbaH 423,4 Baseba4 l. JOHN W. WOOD 332 Screven Sheet Georgefoww S. C. Main: EifnCrHDj A'I'A' Polimd Econcmy Chb 4: PrerBu-JV ea Chrb 4: wamm'mg l' BasebaH 2. r DAVID G. BANKS 24 Gordon Place. Middiefowm Conn, Maior: Pkyrhohgy: 2X4 chahman: Tennia 'o.capfaln 4. Fry :Hy THEODORE G. CLEMENCE 475 Greenville Place, Johnsfon 9. R. I. Major: PsychMogy: JWC, secrefary: CB Padey CommiHec 3; PrchinisferiM C4 b I: Croas Counfry l. CHARLES S. LONGLEY I I Maple Sheet Norway, Me. Meier: Oassw'cs: hdependenf' Track I42. FERDINAND SCHARF 23l Easf 89+h S+ree+. New York I64 N. Y. Major:Phy51cS:JWC' Fosfer Chtb 3. WILLIAM K. WHITMAN Nashawmc HilL Concord. Mass. Mferdeparfmenfm ediforiw board 3. RUSSELL A. WINSLOW 20 Exefer Sheet Wesf Newfon. Mass. Malor: anhsh' AKE: Chmd Smiefy 344: WESU 2: CJ.S.L. 2344. WILLIAM A. WISDOM 535 Counfry Club Lane. Haverfown. Penna. 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