Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1957 volume:

Ila wn on our darkness . . . 2 mama mm, W mm adding 10 aristonco . . . 0881.11 00. 4, h . 1957 0LLA PODBIDA V rSLEYAN I'NIVERSITY 4 Faith in a liberal onllvgv. Plucsnmvr lit '1 ! Dean of Sludenls Donald A. Eldridge :31 will leave Wesleym this fall In accept the position of President of anm-ll Juninr College. Vlr. Eldridge has served in several mlminislralive lmsilions since 1042. including those of Secretan lo the Com- mittee nn Admissions. Aesistant tn the, President. Dircvlur of Admissions. and his present post of Dean of Students. assumed in 1040. Dean Eldriclge is the mntrihutur of artivlos to mam puhlicatinns. im-luding the JVPIU York Sunday Times. the Journal of Elluraliunnl Sociology, lellet'licul Teacher. and the Journal of Higher Erluvalion. in addition to mam ulhers. The diffivult jnh of Dean of Students has heen carrivd nut nilh judit-iuusness aml skill In Mr. Eldridge. and in his fourteen wars a1 WeSIQ an he has gained lho rospw'l and affwlitm 0f the enli re cullege. Dr: x h s Sh lI- lh ll hhh Eumnmn Dr: w SP er . air XX. .i ma , 5.1!.- 4 'I'l'li I'vliilrl: l'vnmzk Bunzu J UIK lNTnx RHBEMT Nnmms vavum Hx'r'rnmu 2 mama ' :Ck-Mal : w M 13vh-mg 7E 1? z; Ii f Iirnfeswr JHIHI Charles Blankenagel value In W708h?11ll l niwrsilhx frum Ohio W05- le'xun in 1034. and innnedialvh gained the al'fwliun of slutlvnh and faculty for hi5 tcm-hing aluilitvx. his srlmlarship in Cor- mun. and his xillingan tn counsel all whu I'HIUPMNI mlviw. M a rvsull uf hi9 inslrur- lion. mum students haw turned Inward Elthdl'H'tl slud-x of mmlcrn languages. uml all IIUH allainvd th'lWr apprm-iuliun 1: the nuiu-rsal xaluvs nf lileralurv. Tu Ur. Blunkt-nugvl. 18 lczu-hvr. guide. and frivml. i5 tlctlimlml this 10.37 Ulla Podrida. XLEX nm-zu Coma 10 In all 1' 1.01118 01' lsnou'h-dge . - . JUIIV' W. Smsx Flmn w NH xlnx an outstanding faculty . . . AMTIHI: C. HCGILL ISI N1 m u n O. BIN nu 20 ' .u 2 lo sharv Ilut lnurning mvpvrivnov . . . M. Ullm-zn'l' hm-mm 21 SAMIHL M. UKEEV in thv arts . . . 'I'. Cnrumnlmr: HI xnul ;$$::S:i.5iau15 . . L, .3: $43 :5; :5313 ??? SE CORNELIIS KRL' 4 FRED B. MILLETT in tho scioncos . . . szxm E Emu U1; LCVJ'S ?x- L RAT : H Russ N. CnuTVuIL JR. Human'r II. kW u'l' 28 L1 an L. Srmlns Am in active conunuuitg. HI mun C llxl.Lmu.LI. . 3st MW. xVxLyS? f9 ' . w:?.x 30 Noontinu- . . . ,.. ... n, t .9. w. .354. n 3 33 I'll 0.Vll0l'i0llt'0 . . . 2H and fvlhurslt ip. 7 Left In right. frnnl Hm: k Napier. A. Ihwmks. X. Ucllzer. 5. Baily. H. Dunglms. Serum! ruw: D. Davis. .I. Mt'Lean. ,L Fowler. Ii. Dunn. T. Law's. E. Faber. C. Campbell. R. Chagrin. T. Harmillun. T. Wieseman. P. Many. S. Derby. U. Coffee, 1.. Nltmre. IV, Springlmrn. ,l. thler. Third row: 0. Sceley, E Paul. I9. Stone. E, Shunallan. IX Hild. W. Coil. D. Hing. P. Dean. M. Miramann. K. While. W. Hurnell. J. Alexander. A Christie. W. Hurplu. N. Wising. Mturlh Row: E. Roma. P. Lcwisun. R. Stephem H. Pusuli. T. me. K. Nelwn. .l. Rulyinmn. K. 'Ibrklmrn. .L Williunlmn. H. Farrell. H. 1.31M. J. 'l'hicmleycr, D. Degnun. D. Himnan. U. Iicnmcll. Allphu Flu? I ha Insurgent freshmen Wallingr meetings, uttering Jim Robinson in Phi Bete and Xi . . . Billy Olson gone rampant! . . . Lem organizing 001615 and rushing to fill the rank . . . VVieseman subbing golfteams. . . campus comedian Deane. . . Derby for Morgan in the septagun . . . Jack Benke . . . doing ineln'iale dives into glass walls . . . Doug lnng-dislance calls to Chelsea . . . Armvx stories Bennel swing grace . . . Chapin and Shannallan . . . Jack Benke . . . me tigers jumping: an in- tending Ivar . . . Ernie Dunn, New England broad lerfral basketball Cup . . . Rug: Nelson and Norm jump Champion . . . Wieseman editing Olla Pod VVissing in cranial-reptilian realms . . . Crow and wielding the house gavel that Chip Morgan I'e- lmattsl champion Dirb Rixer Den . . . the, falling linquishetl . . . a muh of xs'ee-hnur philosophers. of the fence . . . Sister Alice . . . Mam leadingr Thivsme-xvr. Campbell. Roma. Olson . . . Norm travk team an and off field , . . lhe Imusv painl- W 1154' 21 raplain-s co-captain llmsehall. football! ing during Spring: Parties . . . almrlive efforts . . . Jilmrial vncures for Ted V055 . . . stulen doors from musical amalgamation . . . the senior raid on and papef on the lawn . . . Chip Morgan, swim- council . . . exams deveslate library. svatlor ln'n- ming captain . . . the Huntifixtion of fire deparl- thers . . . . menls . . . Lcnn-x, making;r Babe Ruth tum met . . 2J5 Lefl In right. front rmx: 1C. St'halk. 1:. Hartlett. H. Puvhller. M. Husen. D. Juhnmn. .I. Uingfelder. SH-unll rnw: J. VvKu-x. D. Wright. Ii Custplnes. P. Van Urlnan. 5. Ulian. R. Fiwhcr. T. hnlrenli. 'I'hirxl rum: h. IMH- erit'h. R. Langermun. L. lirit'lx. W. Nliblersun. U. WillJuer. Kl. lierlwistle. Third nm: E. Nlt'th'exx. It. Skinner. T. Lm'med. T, Chrixtemen. J. Hum. R. Henry. D. Svhalk. Kt White. R. Ht-Kelwt, Fourth mu: U. Purwnx IL Fullnn. U, Hirkux. P. 'I'ieljen. H. Edelhcrg. C. ltndemumlt H. Rirhank. Rt Hnnl. ,I. Fmter. .I. tihuplirlt. U. tlzn'riwn. L Junker. T. Nnhih P. Hielhkvr. .I. Hzlrrix J. Parkin. K Kintx. H. Mvtinlgun. t I lpha 0!!!! Phi Alpha IhtIt-mlministration relations were nnlahl-x improved in 1057 ht the nnhle efforts of Don Skinnvr. uhn uas trequenth seen in the xirinih nf tho Ruttert'ield almdo. Don also distinguished himself in other realms. sentng as starting; center of the freshman haskethalt team and sevretau of his vlass. Vying xsilh the literan presentations Hf Hmmrs Cullege. lllt' AIYS hmughl tamed literati therl Ponn Warren and Peter VierH-k tn the vampus. In the intH-l'ratt-rniu competition fur the sing tropln the AD thiorstors under the leadership of Jeff Dietvrivh won ser-nml place honors. Under llw ahle lFiltlt'l'ship of George VVillauvr. the CB x1 Parlm Committee presented an vxwllent series ul' programs on llw timt'h suhject of the Hitldlv East. Succeeding: Jun I'larris. Paul Lexino nus cIt-t'lvtt chairman of tho hoard uf u rmitalizml WICSlt: uhilv snphomnre Senator Huh Mckelxe-x hovame lllt' jun- inr memher uf the important Hmmr Ststem Cum- mittee. Thespian Pelt- Wh'ight. vhairmun of tht- Spring Shun Committee. started plam t'nr lllt' W38 Spring pruduvtinn. Nntahlv achimvnwnts ut'n- rw- m'ded in the fit'ltl nl' SPUI'I5 tn standouts Pvtv Wright. Tim Nthlc. amt Larn Brivk in Hirsilx soccer: Mickm Rusen and Dick Fist'hvr in fresh- man squash: and Phil Van Orman in gulf. Itumix Left to right. t'mnl Hm: .I, Hullamt. C h 4' t hi i , 1:! , . 1;: :w-t?2$3' H. Sada It. Helhley .l. Rirh. t. Itrutmu. E. Sluutt Rt FreumL Set'uml row: F. Stegemzm. R. Atkinmn. It. Hurlzell. J. Hunter. D. Parker. U. Stundixth. R. Williarm. F. Reed. Third raw: J. Raymel: R. Snyter. G. Hnlzuurth. IL Currier. C. Keck. G. Baker. .I. Stuhluker. 'l't Srhlex'ingcr. K. Burr. J. Pereue. H. Shah. 5. Xuderwn. It. Lurwn. A. Lsxine. h. Het-Lmunn. It. limerwn. R. 'Ithirkieltlt I1. Simenmn. At Mercer. 5. Iilmngrem Fourth mm: H. Whilriutue. .l. Varnm. IL Italy. H. H. Plume. .I. Emlun. IX hnhmu. '30! Th 01 a 1 Midnight mitts on Sigma Chi gl'atlualh suh- sided as effmts xwre l'm'uswl mm the Fall snwial season. Jnhn Rayner-s mid-Meek cocktail parties primed the Betak fur the hmthall tsH'thNlS. 21ml Bull 'Hltl'kir'lt'l.5 vanwl xmtq-hrtl mvr an cxntir Fall House Party. A talented haskelhal! loam displayed the Beta athletic pruuess. amt Hrmie Bamss How ing Iovlures on existentialism kept the hmthers i11- tellm'tualh tit. Nt-u England minds were stimulated and palates salistied at the annual Symposium amt tau-ult-x smorgasbord respectiwh. The Congenial mealtime spirit and HnIl-x Shank sumptinus mmk- ing here given a cuntinentul flavor In mphistumlt-tl tlzepiel. C. Ht'lhlgh. hunter ill lllt' Al'tst-Crut'stix table. The Middle- tnwn spring pannrama unfnlttml as the hmthvrs l'P- xvalml Ihemsehes Utl lht' rmtnl'iuus Beta h'unt Imrvh. CH Rushing; Chaimmn Stow Rlumgrvn mus rlvrtwl president ul' thv senior 1' 35.x and freshmvn Ih'vu Hartzell amt Frank HH-d tu-rt- vhnsvn xirwpresith-nt and treasurer of their class. Corn 151! Baker charged mar the gridiron amt the diamond. xshih: Tum MvHugh set a Wt'slman high jump rw-Iml. Russ Snylm' hwumv a juninr Phi Beta Kappa, Charlie Kerk amt Daw- Currier rrmmHI fur the Cardinals. and Thirkivld and Elliot Stout lwrturmwl lwfurt- mplixalHl mnlimIH-s at the .02 Tht-uter. us Left In righl. frnnl Hm: II. Crider. KM Myung. .I. 1L21!'lmll.'l'. Xlgel. Ii Surtnmn. K. Human: D. Ilulll. Secoml nm: '1. Nlillspzlugh, T. Lalkmu .I. Hrerhl. L. Hmer. tL Dznih. R. Simone. Third mu: H. Walh. H. lnvkwmul. '1'. Din. T. Kuhn. 0. Garfield. C. K. Cnlmn. T. Smith. H Iienjamin. H. Craig. ,I. Kenm. K. Ihniex W. Harbinger. l 'lu' P. The Chi Psi Lmlgt' play'd a major rule in luml support for Kisvnhmwr during: the WSO election ih' CB Sm-retanxrreasurer-vlm'l Tum LaCzna Iwaulml lln- Collt'giale Hcpuhlh-uns. a group xxlmsv uml-xing loyalty to a cause helped lllt'm gel up all 1 iLIIl. ln greet Vice-Presidenl Nixun. After winning llw Dummy Improvement Cup lllc brothers aSSuIHf':I their allllelit: reslmnsihililies. It'd 1n cross vuunlrrx vuplain Herb Ilinman. Murh Benjamin er11 oul fur fnnllrall. joined In CB IH'rside-nl-olevl Jim liglin. varge Denies. Larn HU-Hr'l'. and Warm ,Iaskol. Julm Carhuli. Tml Millspaug'h. .Iuvk Bantu. 21ml Shaleffer. Fourlh mu: T. Trimmer. H. .Izhkul. IQ Huurll. J. I'yanlzl. C. Syriuia. Fiflh l'IDMZ J. Eglin, '1'. Head. W. Lemur. P. Hr Huine. R. HinmmL IX Hallm. N. erl. It erIluwI'. H. Hillix'. J. Cuvie. P. Phumi. Sixlh rmx: H. Hinmun. H Perk. Paul l'wH-lwr wn'v tlw I'M um! Ihlilt'k t'olurs 0f llw sm-ver 1mm 0n Nnrlh Field. Basketball soamn sans Dun MvMaine. 10h Wlu-rllmt'r. aml t'o-oapluin Hick Cassie 0n llu- t-nurl. Spring: uvlixilivs. ullirh fullmwd on the heels HI ,Iulm Curlmll's clevliun ln valptain of lhe squash team. uere highlighted In Drummvr Cum CHIEF lwrfnrmznu-v. the extension Hf tho 1.0115355 undefeated inlwfrulernil x softball skvin lo hm straight seasons. and the vlevlitm nf Shag HvMainv lu l'tH'zlllliliIIC-x uf llw Itusvlmll lmlm. Ardisnn. ,I. Lord. U. W. Organ. R. Armstrong. IN thh hm: N. Knerr. .l. .Idmnbs. F. Left In right. front row: H. Slime. K. Allen. P. Kalhan. G. Kilngas. Riddle. Third rim: XI. Stein. R White. W. Ueyers. tit C. Wruhel. P. Kirst'h. t1. Denny. W. Lmltlingtnu. Semml mm: W. Walker. 5. Meeker. E. LifsPt. .I. Jensen. M. Daley. W. Oliver. W'. Huhinsun. S. Hurhet. H. Lewinsnn. R. tilimes. It'ist'her. H. West'uttt S. Unwers. T. Nlalulmui. W. Weinss. J. Sr-lmeeherger, Fifth l'UVVZ S. Pyle. H. Alexander. T, Hustler. ii. Iiathmunn. L. Hh-xnus. Sixth row: 5. HUIIIIGs. 'l'. Tmuiiiel. W. I'urinlnn. 5. Sillimuy E. Kirshner. K. Frost. I3. Holtun. T. Curran. vlla Kappa Epsilon Dick Griscum sewing 11s CR President and SHU'BF Co-rtaptain with HIinrnsw Fist'her . . . Weed Walker and Cari Rundlc iUUSetliltg up with the, truss country team Vlike Stein. Bill Daley Stu Meeker. and Bill Purintun prming the might of the written word . . . Ken Schumaker vomplet- i115: his distinction nhile engaged in a secnnd-opera- tinn across tmm . . Harm Stone immm'talizing himself in laying a seventy itmt strip of rubber on High Street . Brother Bag making his phelg- matic presence know! at Humanis institutions. pnw- ing that an old tar nmet' loses his touch . . Ker- shner trading: his Lancia fur more serious activity txith McCurdi's mermHl . . Hill Lexinstm unheat- en in thv dashes . Stove Pyle navigating ttw Edgewnnd hack nine . . Numher lth tennis mun Al Frost . . Rusti Cluwes setting a modern round in the Mt. Huhnke time trials ranting a piano and bongo drums on his hack . . . St-hularship chair- man Twaddell attempting: tn stem the push to New London on spring evening's . hasic wmmmit-s and persmialiu evaluation in Charlies kitchen . Thad, Wigs, and Gervais adding.r a new page to the DKE hunk of chivalrit' tradition during: t'osmnpuli- tan outings at the natimfs t-apitnl . . . Casm try ing to pin down a vagrant Scroll and Diamuml check . . . . 'tlt Lefl to right. fmnl row: J. Hurgan. S. Maley. N. Turru. S. Lurch. H. Cnlnik. Sewmd rnw: K. Nurlh. Engles. J. Dover. P. Harkert, R. Schulz. Third I'Uw Dieffenhat'h. L. Kedis. H. Allen. W. Minor. Fourth row: 5. Squalriln. D. Darling; W. Hupkilw. W. MtQMeqngt Hudsun. W. Karsh. At Fillhaek. D. Russo. C. Ireland. P. Nilsen. D. Ekluml. Isiflh rnw: N. Henry. H. Seahury. F. Vielx. A. Subexak. H. Friedman. Sixth rnw: 0. Neumann. R. Jay- nes. C. James. W. Krenz. D. 'IVurhyne. V. Storms. H. Goldman. .lt Dennis. D. Wing. J. Cunard. Ihtlla Sign: 11 Neither rain nnr sleet nm' the advice of Chef Cus Stearns could alter the Delta Sig men from the pursuit of women. Delta Sig achievements were highlighted by three marriages. one engagement. and four pinnings, and will stand as a record for many years. Dick Goldman cleverly mixed trips to Skidmure with a starting tennis herth and a stellar haskethall performance, but others were not so fortunate. Dave Ekluml and Wattle Villhat'k serxed as key men for Dannfs gridders. Dirk .1an nes hoot- ed for Hugh MCCurth. while DaVe Turhyne chased the rest of the cross enuntn team around the t-nurse. Winter found John Watson dunking baskets Miller. I3. Barnes. H. Hurwitx. .I. Walwll. .l. and John Dennis. almlg with 011a Pod activities editor John Conrad. banking: carmn-shots off the side walls of the squash court. The perennial Hme armed spring!r softball league had its season shorten- ed by the arrival of a grass nourishing medium, a gift from the departing seniors. have Darling led the varsity nine in batting. while President John Kandrau was succeeded as Business Manager uf the Puhlit'atitms Board In Tony thezak. George James tuuk pictures fur the 'xearhlmk. and Larry Kedes n ave excellent examples of .eruw journalism in his Argus treatment of the 'Cannun .21per.' h- liefl to right. front Hm: R. Larsen. I5. Dotti. P. l,inrnhl. '1'. Iillrlh. li. Hillel: ,Ii huilmayer. R. Carey. P. Hennex'sei. K. Tummel. L. Pale. Serum! 11m: T. Hrmnuge. H. Kirlxpulrirk. D. Srhurnmn. E. Culmille. K. Kalm- hilw. .li Dyer. H. Klinker. J. Lullon. I3. Etlxxarda. Third row: J. lh'untls. Hi Kuwler. U. Ih'yanl. P. Leermakerx W. Pratt. T. Weiusler. W. Xlt'thm'un. X. Wagenhuls. H. Fletvher. H. Hx-Clure, Fnurth ruw: E. Snow. P. .Ienn- ingx E. Murplu. H. Redekcr. T. Snrenmn. W. Sulvliit. E. Huherlx Ii, Cullim. Hi Shnelx. .I, Hugemlui'n. Ii. Freeman. Fifth run: .I. Hart. 'IV. Unmenslern. Tum Surenxen. H. HvUt-ei R. Cullen. .l. quer. H. St'hrude. Si Fmtm'. t. Lultll. t1. hmemrnul. Sixth mm: L. I 0110 Tan lh-ltu The fall of 1036 will he remomhcrml as the sea- sun in which the Delta Tauis wun the intramural funthall championship. Brothers Luttmi. Kasalm'. Brands. Kirkpatrick. and Pratt led the house to the, League Lhampinnship by tmuncing Eclectic IO-Ut in a hard fought hattle. Following the climax of their fonthall victory the house relieved the mmmtnm of the sut-t-emling ixinter months In slum- sm'ing a triangular hridge tournament nith Sigma Nu anti Cum, Ken Tummcl. who finalh loft the bridge, table to run for CB SecretanTreasurer. and Elliot Snow mm norlh-suuth. while Dick Kasvl- er and Pete Leermakers t-aptured east-iwsl hmiors. ,Iuhnsun. R. linmr. VVhitP-x Johnson is finalh Iezlxing' lhv Glee Cluh after a long and harmnninus reign as student di- rct'tur. Univ of mum ut'lix'itivs on the Wt'slmun swno tn ho I'U'italixml in the past tear is lilt' Oul- ing Cluh: its president. Dave Schurman. reveives his diploma this spring. Tum Burns isas elected 1037-38 Captain of tho urestling team. and Dirk Ummhue continues his tlmninum-v of the top t-ampus xlwalisl position. Pwrl Etittal'tis easih mm the prize fur being lllt' qutlest Delta Tau. Tod Wchslm' remained ml the rumpus for u Inrw neekends during the academir tear. and Phil Jennings mmlinuml to get Ais in puhliv relatiuns. 4H: IIIIIIIIOIO IIII Hullx. Sm'ulul run: C. Left In right. front um: l'nurlw. Third rms: .L Htt-wrlmfl'. H. Hnml. E. Hunes. H. szler. D. Hale. 'lK Frednrivk. Vuurlh mm: D. Reming- Inn. H. Hmer. L. E. Sixmge. S. Unlin. P. Haulljma. J. J umlw. Ga In um I' Willi Hum ml saxophone and Tausvml m1 drums. Gamma Psi Iwunl lhe uoinl musit- 0f rm-k and roll. Darin;y llw Hmnl Foslixal of Fall Parlix Wm-Iwml lhesv lwr xirlunsi. auwrmpzmiml lg Unrim Cross. Van rasscl. Carson. and Caspary supplied a rh-xlllm uhiuh oven llw tl'dllt'f'l'S fuuml unfathomable. Although the lark of modem Fred Astain's xms nolicwl. sovvral pmmising custumv arlisls led In lehlman zmtl Johnson vnwrged replete with IeulIu-r jzlrkets uml pegged panls. N01 to he uuulmw In his fellnu hunds. Rulv Uipslein cmellml 1119 Imnm's during; Junior Prom WUw-keml as his dau- Mllkml mun uilh Iht' Crilnw-x Hagan Memurizll Award. Hunham. H. Uipslein. X. Huffel. l'l Winnseml. 1.. Gross. IX Spun. I. Shallmnxlq. R. Ullernsey. .L Wilde. J. Saks. Fifth rmx: H. 'HISPIIIIICI'. ,l. Allschuler. VerIx. ll. itzuuml. H. Sixth nm: N, Humming. S. Comm. ll, Challiieltl. IC. Holllmzm. L Huherlx. U .Iulmmn. F. Van'ruwel. Ii, While. Ii. Custarv. S. Rajm. I . . . Parker. R. Lorln. A. On lho rumpus scentn Chatfiohl 21ml Frederit-k IHI lIlP Cardinal lhl'uugh three gruelling issues. while Tuusvnd found himwlf 0n the xm'slling mat With nu nmmncnl. Tnu-k scusml Sim Caspraljx flying aimul Hilll lhv aid of a pnlv. Burkvs pul XVESU hack on tho t-ampus: Oscar Lanfonl won the Avtrs Prize for llw highest freshman awragv. Sue Remington nursml the John Weslm val hack to health And Rolls muumed tlw Iuss uf Nuts. nhile Jacobs r9. N-ixml a myslt'rious IPHH' from a female duclur. Muffvl 100k lea and sun rml. as Slrivklaml returned in prmidc thlman uml Unl'in xsilll fat'lnn re- jm'ls. . Left tn right. front raw: 3. Aiken, V. Carey. D. Silverman. 5. Mann. A. Levine; R. Maehell. F. Shearer. Sev- und rnw: E. tilawheim. H. Steimller. R. Furher. H. Itifson. Third mw: W. Blew. .l. Dtlulitlle. J. Freedman. L. Christemen. D. Nachml. W. Sanders; W. Huffman. Funrth rnw: .t. Lens. H. Nuwek. D. St'hneitler. H. Levenmn. H. Cihhmb. A. Kales. John II '05-!ng 1711b The Jnhn Wesley Cluh t'um-tiunml throughout the year as efficiently as usual: nhservers claimed that the fault lay with an extraordinan nervous tension built up in the members. The hoys were ordered to produce. and under presidents Bill Riess and Eliot Classheim certain notable achievements resulted. but the omnipresence of Ants Lepsa ttThe lrJematerializer,7 was never completely erased. The Jackson Cup was captured again but the Romantic element of the Club triumphed in its presentation of the thH.M.S. Sineeurevv Friday night at Prom Weekend. Although heavily padded fur the rule. Steve Mann lasted the entire performance. Jon Freedman and Martx Levenson were accused of directing the perfunnamee. Sent! Aiken serwtl as editor-iu-chiet of the Argus, while Sandy Segal and Jun Freedman stimulated interest in campus w riting.r by producing a new literary magazine. The Wesleyan Review. Boh Wolfe was named editnr of the Cardinal, to he assisted by Ron Wind and Sandt Segal. Art Lessing plated Riellu once more for the Wesleyan University String: Quartet. The only clouds 0n the Cluhas horizon took the tnrm of xague threats of thieven In certain members working,r in political interests: one was a mysterious mid-winter disappearance of the Cardinal, the see- end dealt with a 2-10-puund cannon that was misv laid. Lefl In righl. front row: IL Duw. A. Rollins. C. Ullun. . CheHer. A. WulH. P. Trurlenberg. R. Vulaw. R. Williams. D. Pulls. R. Hurtimer. 'l', Vexxey. E. Pnrler. Semmd rnw: .I Allen. R. Uillelle. J. Dnhs'un. W, Tripp. P. Rockefeller. C. R. Kirkland. U. Hajnr. W. VIome. D. Hill. .I. thlns. .I. Uinty. W. liallnlgarlner. Third mu: R. Chase. R Hurna .l. 'pur4He. M. Cute. J, Sickler. R. Bender. D. Allee. H Cadigan. ll. Clemem. .l. HriN-ne. 1i. Wenner. P. Lund. A. Uulding. S. Freeman. Fuurlh mm: H. Smilh. P. VnnPlnnski. T. Williams. R. Tharp. H. Smith. J. Hnnleilh. U, Spent'cr. JIIIIHHHI. Phi J'u Theda Starting: the year In plvdging a fine, delegation uf sixteen men under Hm leadership uf rushing: cn-rhairmen Bob Burns and Dave Spencer. Eclectic has managed to weather the slm'm of 530557. Led through the year Ivy Ed Porter and Denny Alleo as presidents, and John Allen. Bob Bender. and 'quan Cndding as sucial Chairmen. Eclecliv was able to put a fexx kinks in its famed arnm. Sncial high puinls included the Minning ol- the inlerfralerniu sing umler llw balun nl' Dun Fuhrmann. lllt' Dim Riwr Dan barge and flour artillery tllt' Eclct-lic Spring Sing. Chiefs Bavarian Beer ParI-x. and 1116 Alpine Suite parties. Dick vawr took over the D. Fuhrmun. S. Mulllwws. IL Luxerirh. J. Howling. J. Curkrun. H. Shiwlyx V. leadership of TJVE. from Bob Bums. ulm moved un to president of the junior Class: other class officers included Dave Spencer as secretaryx of tho, seniors. Bub Gillette as treasurer of the sophomores and Dave Putts. speaker of the Freshman Senale. Spurls-urienled hrnthers included Bob Burns and Jack Sickler as Cu-Captains elem of football. Beau Freeman co-captain elect of soccer. and Jan Colw- luledit'k Mm served as vu-caplain of basketball and vaplain Hf lennis. Members uf llw Iwuses ml WHlis AVenue included Dennvx Allee. John Corkl'an. Den 0 Spencer. Ramsm Tharp. and Beau Fremnan. Left In righl. fmnl rmx: Ilullvh St-vnnd um: .I. H. Walker. . 'thzmln V. .lnhlh. Third rmx: . Trimlllc. IQ. Chulfunl. Ii. Maxim. P. N'hrcihle Fum'lll Jnhnwm. U. Tulmr. . 'lurk. W, Phillilh. .I. len. H. F. Hnul'k. I5. Lyle. J. L. I'ulrnx. H. leningc-I'. .l. Cnrrmli. U. Dunn. IL Hilllht'y .I. KillnllglL K. Truxix I'si l 'psilcm . vnlllusiuslh lm-qu-n . H. V. P. Traxis. . . 'Liltlv Rm-k- Arnold un llmst' xxit'krwl nvekvmls those slmrl pajamas Humst-fs fislmusv fur llw frulivking favulu stzlnuliun. :1 I'd Werm'r . . . laking Svllrvilwr fur a ride . . ping-pong lalllt- uwumulalwl silwmzuv . . Clliquv-Chaquv . . . Haidt-nl'nrm 0mm kiln. . . Pup gixing up smnking . . Killnugh in IIH- lzulk . . . Srlu'eilwr ml the mall . . . lhv Xi 9005 In Dartmnulh. . Cantu . Pup lukinlu up smoking the return of Twin Trimlilv. . 11100in ul' Hill . . . help. MEPk . . . fourteen in 21 lt'lt'- phnm- lnmtll. .vul; n-pm'lr-r Hunxnll. . . XI'IIHMF A refurnisllml lmuso . . . Cu-vaplain Currmli halchclman ianfit'ld uml llw suvu'l' field . . IANS HI. Illr air raids . Hm-mli. X. hra-xlmrn. I, Stung'x H. IWrIIm. H. I t':1u'I . I. rmx: .IK h'nnld. 1:. Sillvrolix T Dir-lrirh. Fifth rum: M1llhvr .l. Krillngu, Sixth mu; 'l'rmsu llu' Zil walnlpuign for CI; ell Pnrlnlm; tluslriul Lvaguv from Sigma Chi 'I . I'Hw. H. 1.. XiImm-rlmuL ,L Slm-n. I'IiliFlPd. 5, M'rnvr. K ICIwI'I-L W. MuungA ,I Lamllmrr. M. Wmnlfunl. ll. LHX'IL Hmm-H. Ix. I'mnfh-H. rvr frigid frognwn vs-mt-leu-arls 0f the In- . n-stuing llu- ping-Imng lallvlt- lwc-r kw; 011 Andrus IWPM . This isrfl funm. Wlm lnnk nu rlislim'liml Our Hlu vit'k-F 37 CnnIl-renvv . . . VaIkm $ long tll'ixvs Ellen uml IMIIt-Ix rmplwar . . frmhmvn ill lln- 11V. . . ll' ynl sing is lln- :lzl-x zlflt-I' lmm palm f . . . IIIUN' lust hm um-ks . walk xmrk . . . pIt-zmn'v . llnn 11; rnlimml Future. Chml- Mumg Iwhiml llw lulalv . ML 1 gulfvrs Van nailing l'nr llw in In 1:11 llw plmnv . . Iqlr' um'l sing. falw i1: lllv yrnm nllHtJl-s In'v'x rwugniliun for rum . I't-grt-l . . unliripm Left In righl. t'mnl mm: H, Weil. H. Itenwn. H. Hmdley. Serum! row: R. Ht-Cuxky. J. J. lingrntf. U. Harlin. R. Hassett. S. .Iunex D. Rulstlln. T. Kil'llitl'ttMlIl. H. It'ix't'her. T. l'rarnt-s. Third mm: W. Hrtlunm .I. I'et ' Fullrlh row: T. P. Halstnn. Fifth row: J. Wright. H. Camp. P. UNeiI. T. Keenu. E. tlule. Sixth rnw: J. Uekwitler. .l. Rmunu. I4. Slemu'l. R. Haws. ti. Elhulrlls. J. Wolfe. Sign : l 711' With the cmnpletinn of the nets lnar downstairs last fall the Sigma Chi hard corps emerged from the Cumhear and came to terms. After shun neguti- ations thm agreed to hreuk traditinn amt mix their drinking places. The nthcr half of the house jut,- uush nelcumed them hack. The new far'ililies had been installed in velehl'ation of the hurt that Sigma Chi led In Boh Fisher uthiexetl the highest scho- lastic auerage, of am l'raternitt on eampus lust tear. an ex'enl that own the unstiml Dan Wood- head had failed to predict. Haunting superstition In pledging thirteen freshmen. the house nent 0n tn have a most successful year. Scult Gale. last tear's lrnwn. E. Shirley. ,I. Sehretluivk. eu. Dale Teg. E. Faerlner. R. Fmter. D. Lurmny. IX Churchill. D. Herman. Wumlhur'x. H. Ellix. D. lently. J. Multan. W. Shepherd. AI Munro. R. Pank. U. Allesamtrnni. Mllx'tentam. S. Sehlaeter. L. Knhns. S. lIm-dlnw. It. anlheall. D. Hitt'hell. V. president at the Cardinal Key was eleeletl treasurer Ht his elass and CB Vice-President. Jue Mallun and Walt McCann tsere eleeted president and Vice- President of the snphmnure elasst while John Hieh- ardsun became, President of the freshman class. Hz Amsterdam was elected etlitur-in-ehief and Bolt Hates has chosen exeeutit'e editor of the Argus. Herh Bradlet served as program directnr nf WESLV and Bnh Fisher and Jim Vugel ttt'l't' Ulla Purl editurs. Former TNH xiu--president Cliff Hurdlmx will captain the. snceer and basketball teams. and Rick Pank was Chosen to lead the tread; team next fall. Left In righl. front mu: tL He-rkhlroeler. .l. Vamlcheer. J. Allimn. H. Clarke. E, Hmmll. T. Miles. Semmd run: 5. Ih-rgm-Ix A. Jay. P. Nuung. E. Memliu. R. Iierlem tV. Hrnt'her. L, Harihull. H. Wuhan. H, izmghurl. W. Xustin. Third run: P. Mmena I. Burner. K. Smith. H. Steiner. NI. Lischner. U. Wihnnt. Fourth row: ht. Fryer. H. Walernnuxe. P. Uru-u-e. R. Hunter. J. Hall. R. Mann. Fifth ruw: h. Hunt. R. Wallis. .l. Imiu. l. Frazier. t1. Ahrena. M. Kinkatle. R. Prmmt. Sixth nm: WC Karney W. Fullurtuu. R. Turkingtnn. D. Vun- Nnrman. Rt Hark, tL Harka H, Unmlrit'h. N. 'Ihuternmn. 1'. Signal 3' Despite the CUIIfUSiUIl of retlt-rnraliun tlw nwn of Sigma Nu. helped In froqumt jaunts tn ' Millctfs Beach. managed to suniw. In acmrdam-e with the imprmnnent nf the physical plant a Cm-ktail Club was formed. whose nut-leus was Dick Clarke. A! Jan. and John Allison. fur the imprmement nf farulu relations. Its real purpose was a last attempt hy the seniors tn instill .s'm'ol'r faire. lat'king in the under- classmen. Both seniors amt umlert'lassmen. him Her. gax'o nutahh- aH-uunl of themselves in t'ampus av- tixities. The tiulvet tmws 0f Jihvrs Daw- Van Nur- man and Juhn Hull. singing the Songs that math' them famous at Wesletan. were revorded fur poster- ity Art Tuwnmlss. Mm amazed at! In gaining tun Hunsinger. .I. Hirhzmlx lmumls during; the tear. uas president of the Pre- Business Cluh. while xit-v-presitlent Rill Frtwr aml treasurer Jim 1min guided the CA. Hark Lischm'r. xit-v-presitlent of lllt' Freshman Senatv. jninetl Paul Grants- and Phil Yuung in the new freshman m-tvt. Huge! 'IVurkingtml of Mixstical Swen fame shelwd his 2nd x'inlin string quartet mle to run nn llw track team. Bnh Harks and Bill Herkstmvter mmlv fnam of the natemms while ICs Howell. Huh Water- huusv. and Jno Vumle'Vw-r divtml through thv xtrcstling seasml. Carl Aherns tlititlwl his time Iw- txwon tho Cnudyiar and the mound: Lamar Frazit'r unrhurml the 3rd sack for Cozu'h Um lth lads. IIispl-rsiun . . . rvlum study . . . anal activitit 52 01' in 111' v idua l prol'oron 00. A n d 80 In 01in: vs l. in t Is 0. '81 ! nuttilm Londvrship in ribspunsiblo l'rovdonl . . . til: Sm x'n; CI! OFFICERS: J. Harris. . Shepard. H Uriwmn. BUth 0F HUUSIC PRESIDENTS: From rnu. 1611 In righl: R. Langermun. XV HummL ,l. Ih'uilnulyer. J. KillouglL W. Fullarlun. D. Anlhnnlx. J. Kamirau. Hark HIM: P. Tnl'ani. X, Unl'lel. D. Navhud. H. Walk. It Pnrler. K Uriwnm. encouraging participation in a variety 01' interests ermssu CLUB 58 UWIIV; CLI I: u:m' CL! 1: 59 SIGMA XI: Front run: A. Hilann. A. Levinmn. J. Rnliinsun. H. Hexlmn. R. UaxwelL N. 1ali. .I. Rudda. Serum! row: 'lV. Lian. F. Serafin. U. Tull. X. Mnffell. P. Nlallsnn. I. Ulmnslland. R. Ardnl. W, Xuslin. Third run: 5. 33rry. .l. Flanagan. D. Spenrer. R. INlenne. S. IEImngren. R. Snyder. X. Anderson. PHI BETA KAPPA: Left m right: A. Huffel. A. Gerxlein. R. Snyder. H. Feldman. S. XikeIL P. Sl'hwalyer. W- Austin. .I Rnbinmn. liU NHS'HCAL SEVEN: Frnnl mm: l . Fisher. 5. Hlmngrem U. Henson. 1le mw: W. Human, H. Spencer. R. Gris- unn. D. Van Norman. SKULL AND EEHPISNI': Lefl In righl: H. Baker. U. Iluxicx K. Tunis. ,l. Corrmli. .I. Curberry. J. Killuugh. N. Wissing. N. Cassie. R. Nelmn. til THFXIW NU EPSIHHu SHIIr-d. Iefl In right: T. qung. T. 115;91. R. Cauligun. R. Wanner. W. .lmknl. R. Smith. In Huure. Slelnding: T. Vnilh. U. Darling. ,I. Dennis. L HricL. .X. Brooks. P. Luml. S. I'ylc. H. Rum. P. Erringlum S. Kuplau. CHUJINM. KEN: Lufl Io riglll. frnnl row: R. TCTklllH'll. II. Rirhunk 5. CHIP. J. Hull. H. Tnmpkins. Hark Hm: 'I'. PHNII'it'k. X. Hulding. R. 11eI IIIner. C KH-k. 'IV. Huxln-r. NJ IHCIHTE CH'H: D. Cnr- rivr :1an S. Zinmzm. FIRE HICIWH'IWHCN'I': Lefl In right: ll. Wivguml. 1L Vzm IIIIHHIK L 'IVllnmpmn. H. lC'hle'in. I. Went. N I'urkrr. . HIilv. 'l'. Ilurnw. SLII wmuu Cu :1 A'I'u'xTL'I: Cu 1; til I'VHIIKN nun xL Rum runs CLH: SHIH'urr; Cu ll Jltnnonls 0f solitudv and rol'Il-clion . . . Uli nuunon is 01' colnpc-litinn and on thusiusnl. With Fuss IIiH giwn mvr tn thr nms frvsh- men thurma tho tl'zulitinnul let rallies had In lhiml a nt'u Wdt tn tirv tlw Wt'sh'y an spirit intu thr' enthusiasm that vm-nuragt-s txinning Ww- loan fuuthall teams. The cheerleaders uere up to smm'thing: t-lwvrh-ading pravtiw was Irving; held off campus and there Has a strange vxmhts to Next Ltmdttll just lwt'nre the first home gaun- algainst Haxtvrfm'd. Tho rvsult girl t-hm-r- lvzuh'rs amt it Wtislmun vnthusiasm nut sw'n sinn- the girls left in 1011. The vhvvrlezutvrs tlitl not stop there. Tho usml vu-ry kmmn tlm'im- to make the intellt't'tual of thv heck tltt' at'id fun of Saturday l'hn'ses came on the field tn trample dUMll any opponents that the Cardinals had lvtt lying around. Kn vntin- halftimt- SIIUH was in- itiated. mm-h tn the th'light nf the Wesleyan stands as MPH us the visitors armss tho tun. UN The cold of a Nam England fall did not slop many a loyal Weslm an supporter from travelling: up to Williamstmm and cheering the fuolhall team on 10 a mural vicltm 0-0 tie over the heavilhx favored Ephmen. 0n the same day a xwll humHed Wesleyan contingency, mam more than Williams could muster out of the dorms. waited in the cold For the arms munln team lo come across the finish line. Their wait vxas not in vain. for thm saw the firsl three red shirts vome in and with them an undefeated season and a Lil- lle Thrce Crown. 0ul 0i th0 nt0l00 . . . The 1936 fuuthall season did not fulfill the pre-seasun predictions uf Sporls Illustrated and the like. Wesley an did not steam-roll over all uppusitinn on their eight game schedule. In- stead. the Cardinals salvaged only two ViCtOFiES out of an erratic and unpredictable season. The season opened with a shocking 21-6 loss to Mirldlehur'x. Baker. Wissing. and Burns re- ceived injuries which were to hamper them all year. Kenm Travis. voted the team1s most valu- able platter. turned in an outstanding,r perform- anee. The next Saturdm the Cardinals rebounded. Led 10 eo-eaptain Jack Cm'mdi and sophomore halfhaeks Wayne Fillhack and Dick Wenner. lhree quick senres uere reenrdetl aml Wesleyan enasted to a 10-12 vietun over Coast Guard. The first home game 01 the season resulted in a disappointing: 7-7 tie with Haverford. Wes- let an scored in the second period when Dick Wenner made a shoe-string catch of a pass from Larlj Huyer in the end zone. Haverford came right hack and tied the game. Frequent fumbles and pour Mocking hampered Wesley an all after- noon. The Cardinals started strongly against WPI and took the opening.r kiCk-uff seventyfive yards for their only score of the afternoon. Wissing went over from the eight tardline. Four more Wesleyan drives petered-uut inside the WP1 thirty and WPI went on to win 26-7. x1 IO 73 un ity of spirit. w . 'I'i : E WNW w W T. J y f. T u14kgamsntzlb7ve$nscwaks , g war 4g - 7 t I Left to right. first row: C. Davies. R. Gillette. W. Trimhle. 11m: Coach J. Wood. J. Lnrd. L Huycr. P. Van Plunhki. Perk. K. Travis'. Ft Sulowski. J. Sit'kler. Coach K. Doyle. 'u. Chadwick W. Fillhat'k. R. Wenner. tlnarh N. Usur. L. Moore. H. Levinson. S. Silloway. S. Pyle. .I, Spunlle. D. Hitchell. R4 Arrlimn. ID, Planle. XL Benjamin. T. Smith. Runquisl. S. Wilkowski. Cnavh N. Danielx Fullrth row: U. Krauss. T. Williams. R. Funk. A. Hrnuks. 0. Middle. The defense of the Little Three title was opened with a crushing 32-0 defeat at the hands uf Amherst. Center Jack Sit'kler. Cnrmdi. and Wissing stood out for the Cardinals. Wesleyan stayed in the game until the last quarter when the Lord Jeffs pushed across three scores. After suffering three disappointing losses in the first five, games. Wesleyan hount-erl-haek and upset heavin-fawrred Rochester 24-7. Quarter- back Larry Hoyer scored one touehdmvn. passed for another. added lwo extra points. and kit-ked a field goal. The illjury-ridden Baker returned to action lu'iefly and scored on a hrillant twenty- five vxal'd run. Eglin ran well. and sophnmm'es Silloway. Brooks. and Moore stood out in the Wesleyan line. The next Saturdaix Wesleyan once again foul- D. Ekluml. H, Lewrivh. L. Marshall. L. Prohst. Set'nntl . Burns. N1. Cute. G. Baker. J. Currudi. Third um: Cnat'h Kt Usur. W. Urm-knmki. J. Jansen. N. Wissing. R. H, Jaskol. R. Rout. R. Smith. J. Eglin. W. Karney. A. ed the experts and held powerful Williams to a scoreless deadlock. Twice Williams got in- side the Cardinal five tartlline. but the Wesleyan line performed magnificently and held the Eph- men both times. Travis. Mitchell. Brooks. and Prohst spearheaded the gnal-line stands. The Cardinals. behind the outstanding offensive per- formances 0f Wissing,r and Bob Burns. threatened twice but could not push across the game-winning score. The season ended with a 14-7 loss to Trinih'. The fine running of Baker and Wissing kept the Bantams on their heels. Wesletan tied the game in the second perind on a plunge hy Fillbaek. Trinity. however. regained the lead and held the Cardinals scoreless in the second half. 7:; Front run. left to righl: .I. M'nnlrL X Freeman. ll Ralslnn. C. Hurdlnw. F. Fixlxen H. Uriwnm. H. .Imnem .I. Uurhutl. Sm-nml mm: H. Hdlunly. H. Cadigzm. J. Hanlu. H. HvHee. T. Hz'HllfJIl. F HanfiehL 'IV. Hillxpaugh. P. HCcvhcr. Third mm: L Hrix'k. 1C. Hullcrls. H. eiL H. Himnzm. 'l'. Vnhle. H, Lillmlo. IC. Ixhke. H. Chase. SiDCCIill Like llw ftmllrdll tram. lhv Wmlmun SHH'PI' 'I'Iw McCunh farm's tleft'alml Williams ill Wiil- lr'zlm had ils mmm-nls. lull llm m-H- nnl fn'quvnl liumslmm nilh lun goals in the last Iwriml. vnnugh fur u sim1in 2 wzlsnn. lerh Hugh Wv- Chusv yul tun iurl-x vnuntvrs. Then after Wil- Currh ha l nnlyx five Ivllemwn umuml xshivll 1n Iiams Ilzul liml it up in the third period. Huh build a l-am. Injuries lo slur goalie Cliff HnHl- GiIt-th- and John Uul'lmtt vamc through uith tho, hm aml t-u-vaplain Fred Fisher unnplivaletl lllis ninning lallirs. Co-caplaill Uivk Griscum pla-Hftl lavk ufl'xptriem-v. Thv x it ln1 x mor Hanan! nm a sparkling: game un llvfensv. In its final cun- an exciting; affair. The Cardinals srnred tun lcsl Wt'slmun haul a t'ham-e to spoil Trinilfs t'arI-x goals and thou hung.- nn l'nr 21 Z-I triumph. uniwnlen wasml in surver. Thr- Cardinal mnrked The Crimsnn prvsswl luml in tlw final slugvs lmrd. lull vnulthft quitt- pull it Hff. 'rriniu mm and just missc-d smwl'ing in llw vlnsiny sm-mnls. 2-0. 7 Cuurlea ul' Julm Vlaxmml. Wmlgwm l'wnu Freeman and jmh Clmw. Imlh wmsislrm xllumni ilagndnc. surfers fur 1leul'1linal lumtvrs. m-ltwl llw gnuls. 1' From nm. left 11: right: F. Harlin. D. 'IVurllyne. H. Hinlnan, R. 'I'urkinglnn. R. 'Ihhirkielll. ClliDSS C0ITNTBY The cross counm stun at Wtrsleyan for 1950 cnuldnst have lwun rusier. Fritz Mal'link varsity and freshman squads each had perfect recordshsix victories and 110 defeats. The- Little Three- t-mwn was back in its accustomed place after a 011016th lapse. And In all signs i: should remain there at least for another season or two. Captain Herb Hinman and suphumnr? Pele Erringlun dueletl more vlusely lwhseen themselws than with the- uppusition. Thcy fin- ished one-lwo in all meets with Hinman winning three and lirrington three. Thvy xwro by no Hlan. Semlnl rmw: ll. r, Walker. R. Punk. P. Erringlnn. H. means the whule show. Roger 'qurkington. Weed Walker. and Rick Pank were, consistent scorers fur the Cardinals. Turkingtun did cspcciallx valuable work in the Coast Guard meet. He climbed from sixth to third at the finish. and assured lhe Cardinal xiclur'x. Against Amhersl he came up from sixth to fourth in anolher strung finish. After the regular season the Wartin forces placed ninth in the New England champiunships. a Cnurtestx of John Mayuud. Wesleyan xliumni .Tlag'azine. , 3 Front row: 5. Plagenhoef. Serum! row: W. Pratt. E. Whitridge. R. Alexander. P. Keecher. SQI'ASII The Cardinal squash team drupped lmth its Little Three matches. hut produced an m'er-all record of 8-6 for the 1056-1957 season. The team bowed t0 powers such as Yale. Harvard. Arlm and Dartmouth. hut defeated Adelphi. Fordham. Pitt and Trinil-x amunf.r uthers. The crucial last game of the season with Trinit-x saw the Cardinal squad come out on top with an impressiw score of 3-1. the serum! victory of the season over the Bantams from Hartford. Trinitfs number om- man nudged out John Gar: butt 3-0. but fulltming Warren varsh xivtury Porter. J. Uarhult. Third row: W. Meyers. J. Dennis. R. the Wesletxan team rallied. producing wins by Nick Whitridge. Paul Beecher, Al Frost. Bill Pratt. Ed Porter and Bob Alexander. Since Ihe arrival of Coach Stan Plagenhoef in 1951 there has been a steady improvement in the teams and high hopes are expressed from all quarters for next year's squad, which loses only two seniors. Captain Ed Porter and Bill Pratt. Out- standing: players of the season included Juhn Uvnnis. Nivk Whitridge. and Captain-elet-t John Carhutt. 1431'! In righl: ,I. Warlumilx. 'I'. Fullrlnann. Cnaeh N. Keller. Unal'h N. Umr. WRESTLING Nate Osur's hreslling squad brought hmm- Wesleyan's only Little Three crown this winter. The grapplers tipped Williams 1-1-10. in their final match. Previoush they had defeated Am- herst 10-10. The title Has the firs! for Weslman in wrestling in ten years. Other Vieluries were scored over Tufts. 31.1.1 Cuasl Guard. Bustun University and the Universil-x, nf Massachusetts. The only losses came at the hands 01 Springfield Hurlh. 11. 'Ilulsend. 15, Hunell. SH J. VumlerV'eer. K. Daxies. 1?. Davies. '11. Nagel. D. and Brown 7 perennial wrestling: powers in New England. The cn-captains of this walk team were Cenrge and Kent Davies. The famed con- test hetween the two ended in a tie as they finished lhree seasons 01 varsilvx wrestling; with lweh'e pins apiece. Other outstanding performers were Ted Nagel. a sophomore who wrestled al 177 pounds. and next year's captain. Tum Bums, whu wrestled in the 120 puuml divisinn. Wes. lb 16 14. 9 IU 10 .0 l4 HIT Cuasl Guard Brown Tufts Springfield l. Wass Amlwrsl Boston Cull. Williams Um mm; H! !1 Junior Tum Snrvnsun also turned in an outstanding lwrfurmance Mllen ht- filled in fur Nagel wlm ML: injured in the mid- dle of the season. Tum mm all four of his maU-hos. With the exception of tho Denies lnins the entire squad will return new war and is expt-t-lvd ln tluplicalv 'his svasmfs fine retard. An excellent freslmmn team will strvngthen the squad. 7 Courtesy of John Maulard. Wesleyan Humni Unga- :inc. Km'r Duns i .li-A.JAA,.. h Left to right. first row: L. Huyer. R. Cassie. N. Wissing. J. Hinman. R. Smith. J. Baker. Second row: Daniels. R. Hunt. H. Shively. F. Stone. D. Mt-Alaine. R. Bender. C. Hurdluw. R. Cadigan. Third row: T. Coach N. Young. T. Smith. W. Perkins. N. Churchill. H. Darling. L. Mmre. R. Simone. R. Wallat-e. BthEBihLL Dropping two post-season games to Trinity over the Commencement weekend, Wesleyanis baseball season came to a halt with a record of 7-9. In Little Three competition the Cardinal nine was able to cop only one contest out of four against their northern neighbors. On May 29 at Williamstown. Cliff Hordlow threw a three hitter at the Ephs, fanning eleven. The Cardinal batters exploded for ten runs in support of Hordlowis fine performance. This win avenged an earlier 5-4- loss to Williams. Co'captain Norm Wissing blanked Coast Guard 2-0 on May lst in front of a sun-drenched Denison crowd. A week later Wesleyan trounced MIT 16-0. Dave 82 Darling led the attack with a homer and two singles. The most disheartening loss of the sea- son occurred in New Haven when Coach Daniels, squad lost to a strong Yale aggregation, 2-1. Wissing and Hordlow combined their pitching talents to hold the Bulldogs scoreless through the eighth inning. Wissing was especially strong. allowing only three hits and a walk while fanning eight. In the eighth frame two walks and two singles off Hordlow gave the home team two runs which proved to be enough to carry the day. A Wesleyan rally in the ninth fell short by a run. 83 Nulahle perfurmum-es wre turned in throughout the season In L-o-captains Norm Wissing and Nails Hinman an the muund and in lefl field. rospvctiVel'x: In hurler Cliff Hnrdluu: and by cwcaplains vlwl Dan McAlaine and Carl Bondvr. Esperialh notewortln among mam outstanding soph- omures on the squad swre Haw Darling as first baseman and the leanfs leading: hitter. Fred Stone on third base. Tom Young: 215 catcher and Dick Cadiyan in the sln'n'lstup lmsitiun. wsno WESLEY 81 W liS. U 2 O QANHUIVF . H :po-I QJLJNKI Slewns Coast Guard Middlclnm Clark L7 Cnnn. AIIIIIPYSI Cuasl Uuzml Williams Yale WIT Triniu Williams WPI Amhm'st Triniu Trinil-x OPP. 94 UI L; CNIUICkT-F-CC A,K iv 4- m m N :. .2 t I- g: - , av..- 4.5+ e 2: Wine Mn 99 , em 32'. t . nine: ---.. ; ' Mr - . . . e . t-e.uu... Left In right: Cout'h S. Plagenhnef. L. lirit'k. R. Goldman. F. ltrmt. D. Hill. J. Cuhhledirk. J. Dennis. TENNIS Under the ahle direction uf coach Stan Plag- enhoef the 1957 varsity tennis team compiled an impressive record of eight wins and two losses. The squad took its first seven matches in a row before losing to a powerful Williams team 6-1 rm Mm 15. in Williamstown. The team led off the season with a convincing display of power. rocking Coast Guard 0-0. A trip to Brown the next week resulted in a 6-3 victory over the Bruins. Fordham and Midtllehui'y were next to feel the sting of the Cardinal racquets as they went down to defeat hy 9-0 and 6-3. After 21 whitewashing 0f UConn and identical victories over MIT and Trinity the team ran into Wil- liams and their first loss. The Cardinals rallied to trounce Springfield 7-2. and rounded out the season with a disappointing 9-0 heating at the hands of Amherst. Captain Jay Cohhledick man- ned the numher one slot on the ladder. Facing fearsome opposition much of the time. Cohhle- dick accredited himself well, turningy in some fine sets. Sophomore AI Frost played in the second spot. and treated the Wesleyan spectators ln consistently fine tennis. Other standout per- formers: were John Dennis. Dick Goldman. Don Hill, Pete Wright and Larry Brink. The freshman team. sparked by former national junior champ Al Roherts. finished the seasnn Mth a 7-3 mark. Left to right. first row: B. Chadwirk. D. Walker. H. Himian. C. Davies, ,u . .Jiwi' S. Meeker. J. Corkran. G. Kenny. R. Jaynes. Second row: E. Dunn, T. Nagel. A. Cudding, P. Many. R. Pank. R. Waterhouse. A. Brooks. W. Caspary. Third row: F. Oviatt. H. Levinsnn. W. Minor. R. Rout. R. Smith. R. Gllette. S. Squatrim. D. Turhyne. J. Watson. Fourth row: I. McLean. Coach F. Martin. R. Chase. T. MvHugh. P. Erringlon. C. Biddle. S. Silloway, Coach N. Osur, A. Jacobs. TRACK Although finishing the season with a 5-2 record, the Wesleyan track team displayed great strength and produced a trio of sophomores who toppled existing records in the javelin, high jump, and broad jump. The two losses were to Springfield and Amherst hy respet-tive one and three point margins. The Wesleyan team easily outclassed the rest of their The teamis main strengths lay in the running and uppnsition. jumping events. Sophomore Hill Levinson went undefeated all season in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Miler Pete Many and Rog Tarkington 86 were consistent point getters. Sophomore Tom McHugh broke a college record in the Williams meet, Clearing the bar at 6, 2 3MP in the high jump. Dick Root also turned in a superlative effort the same day by heaving the javelin 203' 431 This attempt bested Rootis previous record performance in the Springfield meet earlier in the season. Another sophomore, Ernie Dunn. broke the broad jump record in the New Eng- lands by sailing 23 71 Bill Caspary proved invaluable to the Wesleyan team in the pole vault, as he led the squad in this event. Aside from the jax'elin. the field ewnts her: the least potent aspect. of the teanfs performance. Dick Jaynes and John Watson were the most frequent point-getters in the shot put and the discus respectively. VVatsml also threw the ham- mer. hacked up in this event by Gordie Biddle. The most hearthreaking meet 0f the season was against Amherst. Going into the javelin the Cardinals had a three point lead. needing unh a second to take the meet and the Little Three crown. Root. unfortunately. was injured, and the best Wesleyan cuuld manage was a third. missing,r victory by a scant half ineh. The fresh- man track team showed mtesnme power In sweeping to a six and one season and Cupping the Little Three crown in a triangular meet. seuring 89 34 points to 32 for Williams and 321A; for Amherst. This new strength enupled with the current suphumnre stars makes the lruvk outlook a good one for the Red and Black fur several years to t-ume. 7 Left to right: .I. Euslnn. IL Ralsmn. .I. Hater. S. Pyle. H. Camp. P. Van Unnan. B. Day. C. Van Elten. tinavh J. Wood. 1.1 0 L F Wesleyanis varsity golf team wound up the 1957 season with both a 7-3 record and the first Little Three Championship since 1948 to their credit. The team started off the season with a rousing 5-2 victory over the Middlebury squad. and quickly recovered from a 6-1 defeat at the hands at Yale to best 811nm 4-3. Other impres- sive Cardinal victories im-luded those over hit- herto undefeated Rhode Island 7-D, Tufts 5-2. as well as Amherst 5-2 and Williams 4V2-2V2 in a triangular Little Three match. The only defeats were those of Yale 0-1. Harvard 7-0. and UCmm 88 4-3. In the Little Three match on the Amherst course. Jack Easton. as number one man. dc- feated favored Bill Chapman of Williams 3 and 2. and downed Amherst's Roger Clemence. 5 and 4. Numher three man Ben Day won both of his matches, and Captain Herh Campis de- feat was rapidb avenged hy the Victories of Cardinals Carl Van Etten and Phil Van Orman. Dave Ralstun fired a three over par 75. halvingr a match with his Williams opponent and easily defeating his Amherst foe. ' A trainvr ol' Olglnpian staturlr. Structurv dissolros . . . WI W and svttings chungu. ying nu II - II 011' tago 0f '92. The '02 Thoatvr has van mam things In tln- stleyan communit-x this war. Stuth'nts hme laughed at thv satire OI Shau and stopped to rvmmsitler IiIv after the shock uI' Htvuynwlr. The Man that xwre pirk- HI were um-s that hzuI mn-h hem! stagwlz studonh were given wide range fur interpretation. and that could perform uniquv experiments in thoatm' tm'h- nique. C. B. Shats-s centennial was ct-Iehraled In the performance HI Fanny's Firs! Plat. xthivh xms highh Suwessful and amusing. TIM Urea! Catherine nus this tear's MAT. play. dirwtwl In Pete Hazlett. In Woywck. the tevhnical cums hatl u tht-da'x. as Al 'IIhmnpsun did an imaginaliw jUID m1 the lighting and Mr. latte mmpnsml musiv eslm-ialh for the plat. In addition tn lIIt' normaHenyth plans. throw shm't plats wow dirH-tml In t-at-h of IIH' scnim' theater majurs. Etl Funny '3' First I'Iug . . . Il'oyzvt-Ii . . . 04L Tho Grout l'utlutrino . . . Th r0 u gh It 0 u rs SHHXU QlWR'l lC'l : Left In righl: IX Spem'er. R. Snulcr. M Levin; R. 'I'urkinglnn. CHURHA SUCIE'IW: Frunl rtm. left In right: H. 'l hirkicld. R Fixhcr. H. Cllulhxirk. H. Hunuhue. IA, Freeman. .I. leler. R. Tlun'p. Semml mm: H. Pumli. 5. Derln. P. Ticljen. H. Lifwn. R. Klinlwl'. 1:, Rulmrlx .I. Holland. .1. Wilde. P. Hurkefeller. Third run: R. Chine. J. Curmdi. R. Henry. II Reed. .I Cnrrmli. H. Larmn. R. enm-r. .I. Hnnlt-ilh. Fuurlh mm: H. Hznix R, SIt-zn'nm H. Sceley W. Haggkt. S. hnh-rwn. H. Harwell. H. Parker. . Hillvlz .l. Dielrirh. U. Lemingxr. T, illizllm. J. HvKax. US ol' u'orli and long rohour. 'als . . . With thr- Iicau zu'zulvmit' sln '5 mm finds at Wesleyan. it is natural that musir is onv- Hf lllc most popular means of breaking: Ihl' ruulinl' urnl avhiexing self-expl'ession. xVOSiP-lel uiivrs slu- tlenls varieties nl' musiv-making lo sui! Hwy mood and taste. There are three organizalinns hvrr uhirh are dvdit'aled t0 cl isival musit'. Thv String Qum'tt'l. in its third year of exislence. has iwcn at-wplml as a rich part of cultural life at Weslman. aml it has dram: fauu'alllv notice at cum-erls nfi campus from Mnunt Huhuke In Ttmn Hall in CH mum: 99 JMM Mu'k City 1in Chumlwr Uiit-iu'slru. gixin; a larger segment mi lilt' sludvnl limb an np'mr- luniu fur musit-al Hprt-ssion. shares ils musirul experience nilll lhv campus lhmug'h smvrul mm- m-rts duringr liw Mien . 'Iilw Chm'al Stwieh mm- N'ntrulcs ils :lllvnlion mi gl'val religious music. Sim-e must musit- nf lliis UP is uriltvn fur mixed vhorusvs. llw Chnral Socicu perimms joint t'um'erls Milil wmwnis groups frum Ulilt'l' t-nllogt's and from Middlvlmxn. Tho WPSiP-Xilll vummuniu M15 ll'PLliHl In three en'ellenl tun- t'vrls lhis year. Our IIFS'I'IH and 0xpr1msiou. JIIHCRS: Left In righl: AI. HIt-n. T, me U. Vim Nurmun. J. Hail CNHIHN U5: U. X iIIIInl. I'l Klnm'x Purinlun. H. LurriH'. H. Stearns. H, I llIlYllIiI'lII. C. Kerk. chldrrl W 5'pr- llzml. L, .Inlmwn. 14m u Inutual 0njognutnt. Mush in II lighter xt-in is round in like CIM- Club and its lwn nff-shmds. llw Cardinals and Jilwrs. The Glee Club? firsl lwrful'mum'v Has that of lllt' Prom Com-H'l. after xshirh it main- lainml an ar-liw svhwlulv highlighlorl ln' lht' Spring; Vzlt'alinn luur. Thr- nine Cardinals am! l'nur Jilwrs. clmsvn frnm the ranks uf the larger gmup. sang al llw Glee Cllllb cnnwrts in addi- lion lo iipltwing through the tulips 1m llwir mm ill girls svhmxls. alumni lVdINlllPlS 21nd ulhc'r nrgzlnizai i1 ms. ULEE CLUB: Left In right. frnnl mu: J. Vz1mlerVPelz.l. Duluwn. U Kerk. .l. Ulr-n. D, Van Nnrmun. N Hemlull. Hlirermrt J. Hall. IA, JuhnsmL E. Paul. J. Cunard. 'I' Von. W, Fuel: Serum! mm: 5. Hultlwum H. Xltxululer. ll. anhrmann. l9. llnm'k. A. Shrednik. 3N. Springlmrn. R. Fade. 1C. Kr-I'M'Imer. D. Slearnx. I'I. Clun'rllill. H. Wntvrhuuscx W. Tripp. IC, Clnwb. H. Ellim 'I'hird mm: IC. Dunn. I1. Clz-nwlm . ShephurtL IC, Hullfith S hum. IC. Vidxc. IL Haws. .l. Hugentlnrn. I'. Barnes. . Purinmn, N. 'xihlll'l. IL tilnricr. lMurIII run. J. Lsnnlu-It. H. Ihrrell. H. Steiner. K. Smith. W. Hurnes. . Uzmsx. X .lumlm. N. Nelson. J. Hclxn'ider. Ii, Hivktn. .I. 'l'hixlxnwwr. J. Ilingfcltlcr. U. Talmr. 'l'. Tharp. U. Wilmut. IUI A I so u: 01in: 0s d-ltjuyu b lo. a solnvtinl vs l'lDllllDll lsury axlu'rio n 00. I02 WWW ,wwwvawxvym , ,m sow 2., awmowrz 103 HH forth- and lll'lllllill 0s. The puhlications have sewn general improve- ment this year. Thanks to some 1m sterious little Mack lmxes. WESU is again heard almost every- where on the campus. Since the voice of WESU had been muffled fur more than a year in fear of the FCC. much of the campus had gotten out of the habit of listening to WESU. But after a jackpot was created tthith gave away hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise. students some- how started listening again. putting WESU is back on campus. In the Fall. Scott Aiken supervised the publi- cation of an excellent Argus Supplement. Rang:- ing.r in scope from educational programs at Wes- leyan to the new regime in Russia. the articles made up a varied and stimulating: reading diet which answered interests of all sides at Wesleyan. Since then. the Argus has sponsored the Wesleyan Review, which called on Wesleyan men to create. and which published poems. short stories. and art photography The CardinaL nurs- ing its wounded toes. responded with hm excel- lent issues edited by Dave Sanford and Bob Wolfe. The Cardinal stimulated interest hi prize Contests and offers nf free literan criticism fur anything: submitted for puhlicatinn. PUBLICATIONS BOARD: Left to right: J- Harris. R. Seahury. S. Olian. Dt Santurtl. J. Kamlrmy U. Creeger. S. Aiken. P. Ostrnwski. T. Wieseman. R. Grisumn. '3. Patrick, R. Limhat'h. Sealed: R. Fisher. 8. Ulian. '1'. He enmn. .I, Vogel. K. 'l'hurln Shuntlinu: T. 'l'hieqnmvr. C. lhulerwnnd. U. .Iumw. D. U. Xllen. 0L LA P001! lIDA MIG t, x. N. w 1.9mm f 17 , mi VI JS U Scaled: J. Harris. P. Oslrmuki. II. Bradley. Standing: J. Pelligren. S. Zinmun. J. Dielrn'll. J. Walther. A. Mnffel. P. Lexine. H. Fultnn. l07 ARCHI'S Left In Righl: I3. Smith. . SulrliHe. ,I. KillunglL S, Hcekrl'. ll, Hump. S Xiken. . Mlxliu. k Gfl'HPiIL H. Stein. IUS Left In righlz J. Parkin. S. Sc-gal. ,I. Hvlmn. .I Nubinwn. U. Sunfnul. R. Vull. CA II Ill Int! Knolrlodlgv nl' oursvlros . . . .. '3; I I x ????;?5 x 1 w x' -, , 43$?.$ 1y? '3: ii ,.. 1.33 M: ,efiislhwdh. 49!? us n; w ? 'M'k ; MW 1'3ij w-l- in 9- A ?rairrxiwv enarwr: . M 1 ?5 . I Wg'fgrg 3. . I J W : CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION: Sealed: W. Muslin. J. Shank. W Fryer. S. Amleraun. W. Barnes. Standing: R. Laddu. K. hvhumaker. R Antlermn. D. Hill. .I. Irwin. J. Wright. PRE-HINIS'I'ERIAL CLUB: Front row: left In right: R. Clarke. J. Shank. 5. Matthews. W. Fryer. Hark row: ,I. Wrighl. E. Fhke. W. Herles. H. Bunghurt. D. Van Norman. 111 Flauvzll ELM; FOREIGN STI'DENTS: Front IWHL Iefl In right: 1.. Chriklenwn. H. lhler. S. Xujm. L Cemeinhanh. K. Hiwmu. X. Hm-Lmunn. N. Skauhlnerg 59mm! mm: C. Liu. 1'. Kl'lhil'. l4. Knudsen. E. Carvia. P. Hirlwlut. 'I'Ilinl mu: ,I Cllillllllt'l'x T Lian. H. Lemlingvr. Ii T, Hnigzmlv R, Purwlw. 'I'. Hnrgmmwn. IILZ Fa I ml Du: lenzswum an 11 ulIu-r. -. Ummu CLII; CIIIHSTxIxs Ihxw Ir.'l Ilot-isiro svrouds in tho blouli u'iu tor n igh ls. 1H Left to right. fmnl row: H. Wenner. R. Cadiyun. R. UiMuurm .I. tiuluhleditk. R. t, V V Uruekuwski. C. Hurdluw. R. Ogre . P. Lumi. J. Vt F. Stone. Second row: A. Levine. W. er. D. Mi'Alaine. J. Seam. J. Svhlieman. Cnavh .1. anL This winter John Wumlis charges had the, most successful Wesleian haskethall, season in recent years as thei HmlpiiHi a winning record of ten victories against eight defeats. Although the squad got off tn 3 shaki start. with the first five encounters on the schedule resulting.r in fiVe dishearteningr losses. thq returned from Christmas vaeatiun with an improved spirit and won ten uf the final thirteen enlllests. Prior In Christmas vacation the most impressive shtm- ing was the fine. but losing. performance against an outstanding Yale team. After falling: far he- hind in the opening: lilinutes. the Cardinals hal- tierl hack and kept the issue in tluuht until the final minutes of the game, Other highlights 0i llli r iie. K. Gultlnlant i. Barnett. atsnn. J. Hallury. R. Wuerlhnv the season ineluded the HUD tleeisive victories over Trinity Little Three competition. however. proved to he mueh rougher. The, team was sound- I-x, beaten hi Amherst in Imth eunteets: more- over. lmth games Hilil Williams. one. of which was won hi Wesleian. here extremely close. Sophomore Pete Luml has the teamis leading scorer with an average of seVenteen paints a game and was one of the leading relmumlers in New England. He and John Watson teamed up to giVe Wesleyan the strength under the hoards which was lacking in past vxears. Cliff Hurdhm umi t'u-eaptains Dirk Cassie and Jan Cuhhledit'k rounded nut the starting fixe. Wes. 63 .,.. .H 00 02 55 00 77 I? 00 63 30 77 OT 02 4-2 Union Hanard Coast Cuard Yale Nnmirll WPI Tufts Williams Middlehuu Trinin Bmulnin MIT Amherst Clark Coast Guard Triniu Williams Amherst 0M u. I; 07 012 32; NJ IS 30 :5. 07 TI OH 01 M 70 3h 113 07 n U Left In right. waxed: .I. ll. NIvCurdy. J. Sub. W. Uliwr. R. S VIDINIlNI- T110 Mdmming loam had rougher guing than usual this winter and ended lhc- season xitll onb three Victories us upposetl In six defeats. Thv threw wins werv gainml at the t'xpense uf Trinity Tufts and Coast Cuarrl. 111 Little Three competition the mmnmers xwre sulidh beaten by Amherst 00-23. The meet uith Williams had In lw vam'elled Iwruuso of sickness nn lhc W'uv lt'x an squad. 6 nllwr l'lalv t-uuld lw arranged. Captain Chip Mm'gan led the team in st'urinz. Killnugll. 5. Kaplan. IN. Springlmrn. W. Human. A. Kullv. J. Larmn. S. Squulrilo. W. Corey IC. Kersllnt'r. HS Weinslein. Standing: Cnat'l! this yI-ar. Murgan lurnwl in nutstunding per- fnrmanves all season in lhe' fift-x and Ullt' hundred vxanl sprints. He alsu um'lmred lllt- relzu team. Suphmnure Stew Kaplan was anolher consistent scnrer. Ho vomlwlt-d in the two hundred lwenty and four hundred furh 'xard exenls. Other nul- slanding performers MAW Neil Springlmm. Al Kalb. and Ed Snrmsun. Next war's team will he led In Springlmrn and Jvl'n VVeinstein. Il0lIKEY The Wesleyan hovkey team added more and tougher teams to its schedule this year. Although the seasmfs record did not improve from past years. three wins and five losses. the quality imprm'ed greatly and shnud improx'e even more in the near future. Utilizing his material to the utmost, Coach Bill Spurrim' moulded a unit that turned in some excellent hockey for a team that had onh half as muvh practive time as its up- punents. Standout performers on offense for the team were freshman Al Johns. who led the team in scoring. and sophomore Dun Hinman. Ray erllltmiU was the playhaker 0f the squad. Dick thersrm was outstanding on defense. The de- parture of senior ITAntunio marks the end of an era in Wiesleyan htwkm. HP is the last sur- vix'ing,r memher of the- nriginal team which was started four tears ago. Left to right. frunt rmx: H. Hinnmn. E. Shunuhuu. H. Shixeh, W. Tripp. R. li'hmlnnin. Second rms: H. Millis. T. Smith. T. Ilay. R. While. N. chu. Cozu'h W. Spurrier. Third mm: P. Jlllllh. VII Vesaey. XI. Standish. U. Eklund. K. Ryerwn. il Iu-lulg blond . . . lllb 121 ILH Activity recedes . . . traces renuu'n . . . 124i am z M.. y .wN and the day ends. THE CLASS 0F I957 30 MAXWELL ARRAMSON 1104 Beach 12 Street. Far Rovkauay N. Y. Major: Binlngy; Candidate for Distinction in Psychologu AVP. athlelic dirertnr: Srhneider Cluln; RLerlllilH 1.2: Travk 1.2.3.4. SCOTT AIKEN Newton Street. Southlmm. Mass. Major: History: Candidate for didim'tiun: JWC. 1113 Senate 3.4: Argus. men's editor 3. edilor-in-l'hief 4: Politit'al Union 4: Parley Committee 4: WICSU 1: Whnl' Whn in Am. lniversilies: dyle'. JOHN C. ALLEN. JR. Arboretum Estates. Glen Ellyn. 111. Major: Umernmem: $311. wvial vhairman: Choral Soriely 1.1: Glee Huh 1.2.3. Imsinekx mgr. 4: Cardinuk 2: Jilwh 3.111: U011 22. JOHN .1. ALLISON. JR. 4-0 Westminster Rd. Manchester. Conn. Hajur: Chemistry-Hinlogy: EN. preeident: CH Major Orien- luliun Cmnmillee. m-vhairman: Mwater Club. preddenl: Cardinal Key: Freshman Senzm': Newman Huh. JONATHAN B. ALTSCHFLEH 111 W. 77111 Slrt-et. New Yurk. N. Y. Major: Umernmenl; Candidate for Dislim'tiun: l'w. Dellale Sm'iely Ii. president: ASP 1. pregixlenl: Pre21,aw Cluln 4. president: Pulitiral Union 3.1: Supper 1: Squmll 11 ROBERT H. ANDERSON 1nmk1ield. Cunn. Major: Clasm'al Cixilimliun; Fundidatc for Distim'lion: .IWC; Christian thriulinn 1.2.3. prEsident 4: '92 'I'hraler 2.3.11: 4315K. JULIAN I1. ANTHONY. JR. 45 Devon Road. Newton Cvnlrv 39. Mass. Hajnr: Eranumiw: IHJII. president: Cl; Senate: 1W. lreusurer: CH Asmmlrly timmninee: SuwPr 1: Tennis 11 WILLIAM H. AUSTIN 880 Marshall Rd Rochester 11. N. Y. Hujnr: Hulhemutiw: High Dhlim'tiun: IN. set'remry: CH Senate: Argus. managing editor 11: CH Parka Committee 2: CI: Srhnlarship Cmnmitlee 2: CK 1.2.3.4: 4111K: SE. HOWARD S. RAICR Olympus Parkway Midtllvtnwn. Cmm. Hiljur: Philomphy; BHIL hulhe Illle',: Philosophy Club Trurk 1.2.3. 3; GERALD C. BAKER, Undermnud. VVashinglnn Majnr: Wathemalim; HOII. Menard: Skull and Serpent: Fontlmll 3.4: Huwlmll 2.3.1. lfil l ?52 NAHER F. BALI THHIUI'H Garcia 2041.0, Buenos Aims. Aranlina Hajur: Phpirs: Candidate l'ur IlNim-tiun: JWC; Sm-ver 2: Spunhh Club: $IHx': SE. MARTIN M. BENJAMIN 20 Bnmk Street. Mount Kisvu. N. Y. Hajur: Clawical tiixilizalion: Candidate for Dhlinflinn; Xxl': linolhull 4; Swimming 1: Husehull 2. HERBERT BENSON 10 Lewis Parkway. Ynnkers 5. N. Y. Hujnr: HiulnmAlllemisln: EX: Senate: Wrestling 1.2: Ulla Pullritla. edilmuin-rhief 3: Freshman Hirel-tory. editor: Honor System Committee 3. chairman 4; Publications Unanl. xive-presitlem 3: Hystivul Seven: Wlltfs Whn in v:- Mn. Univerteilies; -... SAMUEL 1C. BERCNICR 130 Kearny Avenue. Perth Amboy. N. .I. Major: English: EN. secretary. xive-president: Ulla Pud- ritla: Argus: PrevHusinmu Mll'ht Club. DONALD I1. BUYER 12H Mnuntwell Avenue. Hzlddnnfieltl. N. J. ARE. serrelary. ribbing: vhuirmun 3; Cardinal. cirt'ulaliun mgr; Hurdinul Km: Chapel Cmnmiltee. STEPHEN 13. BLOMGREN 1301 Highland Drive. Silver Springs. Md. lejur: Chemistry: Candidate for Dislinvliun; IBHII. prexi- dent: Class Hcerpresidcnl 2.3: Class presidenl 4; CB Hush- ing Chairman: William Day Lennard Award: Pierce Pri ' leirul Sewn: Whnk Whu in Am. Unixelwilies: tbliK; JOHN W7. BRAI'IWIEYER Water Street. Marion. Mass. Major: Evonumil's; A'I'A. prtNiik'lll: Wrmlling 1.2.3: Mivhl rlull. cununmlore. JAMES A. BRECHT 23! Cascade Road. Pittsburgh 21. Pa. Major: Hulugy-tIhemislry: XV. Snorer 1: Baseball 1: 4mm 1. deisk etlilnr 2.51: Collegiate Replllllirum 11: Schneider Huh 2.3. HERBERT V. CAMP. .111. 37 Russell Street. Neu Brilain. Conn. Major: Hvunmnim; 22 : 12011 2. raplain 3.4; Argus. desk edilnr 3. neww' editor 3.4: Collegiate Repulvlit'alls. xivc- president 4: Hurk Leghlzllure 1.2: Pulilit'al Uniun 1.2.3.4. JAMES H. BROWN 105 Chesapeake Street 5. W.. Washington 24. D. C. Major: Psyvhulngy: EX. athlelic chairman: Football 1.3: Sxximming 1: Truck 3: Hi Ys vlirevlm'. .1. ROBERT CAREY 32 Uninn Plave. 11.x nlmmk. L. 1.. 1X Y. Major: Hislnn: A'H. deMard. rriliv; Sm'l'er 1: Argm 1.2.3. t'in'ulatinn manager: W155 2.3. In'ogram dirr-t'lnr: Pre-Husiness Club 3.31: Collegiate RepuMh-aus. JOHN N. CARROLL 82 Linsley Avenue. Moriden. Conn. Major: German; Candidate for IiiMim'liun: German Club. preddenl 3.11. RICHARD 13. CASSIIC Clinton Road. Caldwvll. 1V. .1. Major: History: X111. ribbing; I'huil'lnun 3: Hibelvull 1.2.1: Barkethall 1.2.3.4: WEST 2.3.11: 121; Elerlinns Cmnmillcc 1. m-t-huirman: Skull and Serpent: TNE. JOHN P. CHAPLICK 08 Hendrirxsen Avenue. Harlfnrd. Conn. Majur: Emunmnim: .LNH 11zlselmll 1. 11011 2.3.1: 01111 Pmlrida: Freud; Club: Pre-Husinvu Clulu. E. HALE CHATTFHCLD 100 Mountain Avenue. Rorlh Cahhwll. 1X .1. Wajnr: Engliwll. 1'11': Wrestlilu.I 1: Cardinal: 1111 Senulr 3.1: C13 Rushing Committee: Choral Sut'iely: Glee H1111. THOMAS E. CHRISTENSEN 5820 Waterbury Road. Hes Muinvs. 1mm Hajur: Hislnry: AAdH Sm't'er 1: Hull. 2: 1:11 Svnule 11; CH Dunn Counsellor Cumluitme. RlCHAHD K. CLARKE 80 Sumner Avenue. Springfield. 111155. Hajur: English: Candidate fur Didim'liun: IX. ll'thlI'r'l' 3; Squash 1.2.3: U113 Pudrilla. at'lhilier editnr: 121'; Cun- ressiuns Committee. chairman: PrP-HiniFleriul H1111; 111mb erllury 111L111. EVERETT S. CLUWICS SIallWilTh Lane. CrH-nwivh. Cnnn. Major: Emmnmivs: ARE. mviul chairman 2. Cullcgiule Republirans 4: Freshman Senale: 1:11 Elerliun Chairman 3; Glee fjlull 3.4: Currlinzlh 11. JAMES 11. COBBLEIHCK 43 Chapel Street. New London. Conn. Majur: Government; Candida : fur Iliuinvliun: 111N112 12H Senate; Sm-t'er 1.2: 1121161112111 1.2.3. raw. 11:: Tennh 1.2.3. rapt. 4: Cardinal Key. xice-presillenl: Wm-k Legh- Iature; Pnlilival Uninn: 'I'NE: Wlml Wllu in M11. lui- versilies: 1111111. WILLIAM S. CUGAN 20 Walnul Sheet. South Portland. Maine Major: 'Halhemulim: A1115. lrezhurer: 1111511 1.2: tllw' Club 1.2. 12:1 CAREY CONCDON 32 Granada Tenn. Nms anlun. Conn. Major: Gmernlnenl: ARE. Howard. delegaliun preddem. plmlgemuxler. JOHN '1'. 11011110111. .111. 3161 North Ardmnrv 110ml. Columbus. Uhiu Majnr: Gmernnwnl: WT. xit'e-prwidem. pledgeumhlz'r: Football 1.2.3. mm. 1; Swimming 2: Skull and SPrpt-m: 121101111 Sm-iely: 'I'NIC. PHILLIP M. COHWIN 7151 Birkomline Road. Caldwvll. N. J. Major: Englidlz Vandidute fur Dislim'tiun: Xq'. scrre. lary 3; Basketball 1.2.3: 1114412111 1.2: 01121 Pmlrida. qmrh edilnr: Argus 1.2.3.11: Neuht-Ile Verein 4: 1111:: 1ij. DAVID 0. C1'11H1ER 232 lilm Avenue. Haddnn1ie'1t1. 1V. J. Majur: English: B011; rushing: rhairman; 1211 Senate: 19cmllrall 1: Canlinalx 3.1: 121mm! Soriely 1.2: 1111 Social llnmmillee mwhuirnmn 1: Clue Club 11.1. WILLIAM W.11AL1CY 30 BHIeVue Place. Middlelmxn. Conn. Hujur: Fjwnmmirs: AKE. prexitlenl: Ulla Potlridu Ii: Argum tlr'sk editor 2. 3st. .xpnrlx editor 3. exerulixe editor 4: 11111551 4: Newman 121111; 1.21 serrt-landreamrer 3. pred- :1Hll 4: Pnlilirul lHliun 2.3.1: C11 Nthhing Committee 3. RAYMOND 1C. IYANTONIO 075 Forest 1101111. WWI Haven. Conn. Major: Emmumiva; Xd'. mt'iul l'hairulun: 1111 Senate: Hurkcy 1.2.3.1: Tennie 1.2.3: Spanish 111111: 2.3.1: 2ewmun 111111; 2.3.1: Prf- lhillt'hs 111111! 1. UliURGIC W. DAVIES THU llagvxsfm'd 110ml. Nurlwrlh. Pu. Major: 1,53'I'1lnlogy: Candidule fur Didim'linn: NW. slew unl: anhull 1.2.3.1: Wredlin; 1.2.3. m-vapl. 1: Trat'k 1. 2: Uulin; 1:11:11: Skull and Serpent, KICNIV C. DAVIES THU Hagrxsfnnl 11natl. Rarlwrlh. Pa. HujHr: History: XW: 19001111111 1: Wrestling 1.2.3. Hu-rupl. 1: Unling Club JOHN J. HEARINGHK 04-19 South Parnell Avvnue. Chicago. 111. Nlujur: Emnmnirs: WT: aviatam pledgemmter 2: li:hkel- hull 1: 191mtha11 1. 11:159112111 2: Pre-lhhinew Club. 11013111111 1:. DELL 21 Sheldon Street. Wralerhun. Cnnn. Hujur: Ernnnmit's: Independent: WHEN I: Frem'h Club: Vru-Ihhinew Hull. CLIVE E. DRIVER. 119 Prospect 5111101. Nnrl11l1amplnn. Weiss. Major: Theater: lligh Dislinclinn: .IWC: Canlcrltury 1111111 1.2.3.4: 1Ilmir 1.2: 131 1.2.3.4: 111'9-11inisle1'ial 111111 1.2. 3.4: .92 Theater 1.2.3.1. BRUCE H. DUBAY U Sherman Axenuv. Bristol. 11111111. 1111-1111: History: A'I'A. GEORGE .1. I1L'NN 125 Farm H111 11112111. 11111111101111111. 1101111. Hajnr: 14111051111111: 11411111111316 fur I1islinvlinn: WT. wmv- lmy. xivequwitlent: 11A 2: 1119-1;va 111111. 1115111111 M. HIGHLICH. 11 115 Parker Avenue. Deal. N. .1. Klujur: 151-0111111111'1: IndependPnl: Wrestling 2: Trurk 1.2: 111111 1111111111111 1.2.3: Armb 1.2.3: WESU 1.2.3.1: Pre-Lzm 1111111: Stephen Wiw 1311111. DONALD l1. EMERSON 5 Bruukside 1111;111. Vlilhmham. Mass. Hajor: Psycholnm': 11011. vit-e-presitlcnl: WESU 1.2.51.1. HIVNCAN C. FARRELL 151311 Shvrmer Avenue. Nurlhlvrook. 111. Major: Evannmirs: AXP. 11euur11: antlmll 1.3: 111w 1211111 2.31.1: Cardinals 2: 131111111 2. MARK 11. 151111.111111111 051 Alh'n Street. Springfield. Muss. Hajnr: French. 1DN11. sevrelun: 1211 50111110: Haskctlmll 1; 171'9111'111111111. preddenl 1: 111111110211 1111011: .3211: 1NHL 1911151111111111 1C. FISCHER Slurrs Road. Slurrs. 11111111. Major: Hulhelnalirs: .1101. 111-6111641161 . wcremn: 5111-1-31 .2. . vapt. 1: 51111211111 1.2: Track 1.2: 1311411111 54101611: Claw chrslary 2.3: 11110111: 111111111211 5111011. 1 111115 A. 1'11'111-1111111ALI1 11144- 1111111111 11112111. Pleasant Plains. 51111011 151111111 0. N611 York Major: 191811111; AXP: Vx'innning. 1115411: 1112111111 Frenvh 111111. 5611611115: 1111111134 1111111, WILLIAM A. FLVLLAHTOR $1111 Oakhurst Avenue. 111110110111. Wt'sl V21. Miljnr: Evollmnitw: IN. predtlenl. 111.c-pre1itlenlz 1111 Senate: Haschali 1: 11ask9111a11 1: 11114113 1. vllairman 111 11051; 1111111115 2: 1111 Senate Parking 11011111111166. chairman 3: Pre-Husiness 1111111 3. xit'e-premlenl l: Pnlilit'al Emnunu 1111111 3.1. ?r7 2 Iiili HENRY 1.. 15111111013 26 Lebanon Hills Driw. Pillslvurg 211. Pa. Majur: Englbh: AMP: Literary Assembly Seriea Chair- man: Cross Country 1.2: Travk 1.2: WESU. program rn- nrt1inalur 11; Chair 1.2.3.1: Choral Swish 1.2.3.4: Concert Committee 3.4. ROBERT H. FLNK 110 Main Street. Glastonbury Conn. 31ajur: liconomin: A2: 1901;111:111 2.3.1: 11mkul1tzlll 1.2.3: TNE: Praliusinbx Club. OWEN J. GARFIELD 113 Clwslnut Street. Amlmm'. Muss. Major: 1121111: X111. xit'e-prr-sidenl 3: 11115111955 Club; 1101' 16;:iule 11611111111171th 1111:. ALAN 11. 6111151111113, 87 Forest Park Avenue. Springfield. Mass. Uajur: 1Ihemi5lry-11in1ngy: Candidule 1hr 11i4inctinn: 1n. dependent: Faulllall 2: Basketball mgr. 1: Bageh'dH mgr. 1.2.3: Argus 1.2.3. research edilnr 1: X1158 Club 1.2.3: 118,- Irdlc Team 3.1: $11K, 11011111111 V1. GIPSTEIN 00 Dartmouth Road. Lungmvadmv. Wass. Major: 11inlugy: Candidate for Distinrtiun in Englidl: 131': Svhnlurship t'lmirnmn: Swimming 1.2.3.11: 112138112111 1.2; Srhneider Club ERNEST P. GOBICIILIC. JR. 722 Balsam Wm. 171mm. 1V .1. Hajnr: English: A'I'A. steward: Ixrmllmun Senate: Wresb ling: Cardinal Kex; 1:11-11! 1111111. . JACKSON 1.. GOODHUE 1 104-11 South Keller. Barl1esv111e. Okla. Major: English: 1951+: Squash 1: Tennis 1: Unlim.I 1211111 1.2: IH'E-Businew 111111: 11. CA 1.2. 1101311111 5. CURIN 25 5111115 Axenue. 111211191110. 13. J. Mujur: Ecnnnmit's: 1131': 1121161112111 mgr. 2.3.1: Hand 1.2. 3.1: Mark Legislulure 2.3.1: Prelim 111111: 1.1. RICHARD A. 0111511031 Marltun Pike. Mar1tun. 1V. .1. Major: Etwnmniw; AKE: Sm-cer 1.2.3. L'aplain 1: 11a5kel- 112111 1.2: Claw PrPeidenl 1.2.3; 1311 President 1: Humor Sptem Cummitlee 3: 113E. xit'e-presidenl; nylin-al Swen; WINK 111m in Am. l1nixmxiliex LEON 0. GROSS I111 110nm? Strvet. Meridcn. Conn. Major: Psyt1101ngy: 1111': 1:11 Senate: kiwlnall 2: Tennis 2: M54115 atlverlix'inLr nigh: 1311 Umxtitulinn Committee. JEREMY M. HARRIS Hillside Terrace. Irvington. N. Y. Majur: Emnmnics: Independent: 1111 Senate: WESU. program vwnrdinalor. JONATHAN HARRIS 29 Vaughn Avenue. New Rochelle. 1V. Y. Major: quernment; High Distinction: AMP: Cl; Senulo: Cross Country 1: WESU program vnntroller. uperaliuns 111- rectur. executive Imard chairman: CB V'ive-Presitlenl: Chur- 31 Society mgr; Sludenl ln 11115421356; Whulx Wllu in Am. Universitieu dlBK. RODNEY D. HENRY 1014 Park Avenue. Quakerlmm. Pa. Major: 11i1'tnry: AME Argm: Glee Clulw 2; Clmrul SIN'iCU 2.3.4. HERBERT H. HINMAN 5415 Netherland Avenue. New York 71. 1V. Y. Major: Hislnry: X111: Crow Country. Cuplain: Truck: Collegiate Repulwlicans: Outing Club. WILLIAM J. HINMAN 23 Rosedale Road. Yonkers. N. Y. Majur: Econnmivs: X111. Vicevpresdiem; Funtllull 2: Bmkel- 11311 1: Baseball 1.2.3. vn-capl. 11: TNE. KENNETH '11. HOBSON 125 Fiske Avenue. 11.17.11. Manville. 11. 1. Major: Emnumivs ARE; Fonlhall 2.3. J. B. SANDERS HOLMES. 111 2303 Ridgway Road. Wilminglnn. Del. Major: Economics: AKIC: Sm-cer 1: 811111511 1.2.3.11: Tennis 1: Pre-Husiness Club 3.4: Political Ecnnnmy Club 3.1. CHARLES E. HOLT. 111 91 Lewis Avenue. Walpole. Mass. Major: Physics: xIIT. Song Leader: Frednnen Handbook Committee 2: Canterbury Club. xicevpresidenl: Glee Club: Thealer: 12A: QrBK. THEODORE S. JACKAVVAY 119 Brichton Street. .New Britain, Conn. Majur: Biulogy: Candidate fur Dislim'lion: $3171: 1111 Senate: Track 1; WESU 1.2: Srhneitler Clulr 3. sewelun: Xavht Clull 1.2. Vivewmmnmlnre 3.41. ARTHUR H. JACOBS 14- Mountain Terrace. Upper Vlontclair. N. J. Major: Chemislry-Biulnm: l'xP; Swimming: 1: Track 1.2. 3.41; Band 1.2.3.4: Canterbury Club 1.2.3.1: Glee Club 3.4: CA 1.2.3.4. 137 JOHN 1W. JAHOS 413 110111110011 Avenue. Trenton. N. 1. Major: Cmernmenl: 1N0: Foulluall 1.2: Snorer 3; Glee Clulu 1.2: Pre-law 1211111 3.4: Delvale SM'iely 4: 1R1: 4. ALLEN JAY 183 Allen Street. Oceanside. 1.. 1., N. Y. Major: Iiiqug-x4:116Inistry: EN. mrial t'llairman 2.3: FHM- 1Iil11 3.4: W 15811 1.2; 111111111101: Prom t'umminee 3: Stephen Wiw 111111, 2.3. 1111111111111 A. 1111713155 59 Brnoksvalv Avcnlm. .111. Carmc1. Cunn. Nlajnr: 111010143: AX. pledge mamter 11: Soccer 1.2.3.1: Squash 1: Trark 1.2.3. t'u-rupl. 1: Cardinal Key 3: St'h- neitler Club 2.3 lreawrer 11. FRANK W. JOHNSON 24- 11awllmrnc Terrace. Leuniu. N. J. Majnr: English: 1314: 121ml 1.2.3.1. manager: Chupei 111luil 1.2. Un'heqru 1.2.3.1: Wunduiml Quinlel 1. mgr; Track 1.3: erslling 1.3. LOWELL C. JOHNSON 567 Bluumfield Avenue. B1tmm1ield. Conn. Major: Halllemalinx: A'I'A: WESU. spurts direvlur: 11168 1111111 1.2.3.4: Cardinak 1: 154mt1u2111 1: Wrestling.' 1: Behe- Iuall 1.2.3. ALLAN J. KALR 1150 East 7111 Street. Plainfield. N. J. Major: Hialun: JWC. xive-presidem: 1:11 E1orlium Cum- millee 3: Swimming 2.3.1. JOHN KANDRAVY 205 4th Street. Passaic. N. .1. Major: Erunumice: All. president. tremurer: 1111 Senate: Argus 1.2. advertising mgr. 3.1: Pulilim'atinns Huartl. Inni- ness mgr. 4: Pre-Law Clull 1.2.3.1. x'ire-premlenl: Board 01 Hume Presidenh 11. rllairmun: Whuk W110 in Am. 11112 versities 4. CHARLES .1. KELLOGC 50 Main Street. Hudsnn Falls. 1V. V. Hajnr: lirnnnmiw: WT. serrelury: Prerlhlxinexs IIIIIII: Sm-I-er 1: 'l'rat'k 1.2. JAMES KILLOUGH. 111 8 Oberlin Street. Maplexmod. N. J. Nlajnrz Eng115h: WT. prhitlent: 1111 Senate: Argus 2.3. amlciale exevuIiVe editur 4: Cunlina! Key. president 3: CH 1.1rienlatiun Cumminea chairman .1; Skull and Serpenl 1: WINK W110 in Am. Unhersilies 11: Swimming: 1.2.3.4. LEE KOHNS Kirln Lane. Run 1V. Y. Major: Englidl: Candidate 101' Diqinrtiun in Arl: EX: Ulla Pndritla 3: Arglb 3.1: Film Sm-iety 3.1: Snu'er 1.2.3: Swimming 2.3. PAUL KRUS1C Via Natiunale 109. Opicina. '11rivsle. 112111 Major: Chemistry Candidate for Dislim'liun: Independent: Foreign Scholar. THEODORE KUHN. 111 21 Herbert 'l'errace. Livingston. N. .1. Major: Emmomivx: Xq'. xive-prwitlenl. qcmlrtlz 131101111 Sm-iely 1'1: CnlIegiale Hepulxlicam 11.1: 17001111111 1: 111151- Iing 1. JAMES E. LACROSSE Berlin Turnpike. Berlin. Conn. Major: Emnnmit's: .XXP: Fi1m Sm-ielv. RONALD B. LADD Mallett Lane. New Milfnrd. Conn. Majan Hathemaliw: AXP. wviul t'1luil'lllil11; 1Z1: 19mm 11311 1: Tennis 1. RICHARD LANGERMAN 952 No. Main Street. West Harlfunl. Cunn. Majur: Erunumivs: Akin pre1'itlenl: Krglh 1.2. mht'rliv ing mgr. 3.4: C11 Prom Committee 3: 1:11 thhillg Com- mittee 3: Gulf 2.3.4. ARTHUR M. LANCEY. JR. Box 61. Glennlden. 11a. Major: History: ARE. predtlent. rlhhing.I l'1lilil'lllillll 1.21111 inal Key 2: Football 1.3.4. ROBERT H. LARSON 27 Jenms Lane. Barringlon. 11. 1. Major: Mathematics: A'I'A. Vit'c-lll'esidanl. xm'iul l'huirnmn: 1111 Senate 3.4; CH Rushing.r Committee 3: 1211 Parley Cum- miuee 2; Squash 1: Tennis 1. WILLIAM J. 1195111311 3324 W. Penn Street. Philm1elphia. Pu. Major: Ernlmmiva: KW. sevrelary: atllleliv t'huirman: 1111 Senate: Argus. 2. spm'h' :Iexk edilur 3.1: Collegian: 11e- puhlirans: 1're-11ll51n955 Club 3.1: Sm-I-er 1.2. MARTIN W. LEVICVSON 21117 Avenue L. Broukbn 10. 1V. Y. Major: Mathelnalics: JWC. treawren Cullt'erl Cummillve 1: Stephen WEE Clulv. ELLIOTT A. 1,1FSET 208 Court Street. Widdletuun. CUIHI. Majur: Gmernnlenl: ARE. wrial rhairman: Work 1.6mm lulure 2.3.4: PrP-deu 121qu 1.2.3.1: Lavrnsse 2.3.1. 1351 1 ll! TIMOTHY D. LOCKWOOD Paris Road. New Hartford. N. Y. Major: Government: AMP. xive-presidenl: Collegiate Re- publit'am 3.4: Pre-I,aw Club 1.2.3.1: Cheerleader 4: TTHI'k mgr. 2.3. EUGENE. H. MARKS 01 Possum Road. Weston. Mass. Major: Physim: EN. hum:- IIIgIL: SnH-Pr 1: Swimming 1.2.3.1. QUEN'IVIN S. MEEKER 33 West Erie Street. Albany. N. Y. Major: German: ARE. wt'relary: CH Senate: Muck Legis- lature 2.3.4: Mum 1.2. work editor 1. Football 1.3: Truvk 3.1. EDWIN 5. MEHLMAN 475 So. Branch Parkway. Springfield. Mass. Majur: Hiulngy: 1'11'. president. rushingr chairman. social ahairman: CB Rushing.- tlmnmiltee: Fuollmll 1; Bmkelhall 1. PAUL L. MIETHKER 265 N. Washington Street. N. Tarntown. N. Y. Hujnr: English; AAdL pledge master 2: and 1: Choir 1; Choral Snviety 1.2.3. JOHN M. MILLER R'Iillln'ouk. 1V. Y. Major: 'l1llealre: Camlidale fur Uiqim'tiun: .XE. rushingr t'hilil'lll'dll: '92 TIIt'aIr-r: Hawllall 1.2.3. NORMAN C. MILLER 1009 West 5th Street. Marshfield. Wisp. Spanish Club. president. ALAN T. MOFFET 1325 8th Street. 5. W.. Rochester. Minn. Major: Physics: Camlidale fur Dislint'lion; INP. president. secretary 2. treasurer 3: WESIT 1.2. lechniual direL'lnr 3.1: .92 Theatre 1.2: German Club 1.2. treasurer 3.4-: 1BR: EE. EUGENE MONES 300 Beechwoud Place. Lennia. N. J. Major: Biulugy IWII. Inarshall 2. 11mm: mgr. 3.41; St'lmcidcr Club 2.3.4: Caldinal Key 3. WALTER E. MORGAN. 111 47 Glen Ridge Parkway. Clcn Ridge. N. J. Major: Biology: AXP. prPsitlenl 4; Swimming 1.2.3.1. Captain: Track 1.2.3.11: Soccer 1: Senate 1. xiL'e-president: TNE. wrrelary-treasurer2 Mystical Sewn: MSK. DOUGLAS E. NACHOD 17 Hewelt 1111311. W1 111-11111. Pa. Major: History: 121111111111119 1111 11ixli111'li1111: 11111:. Fnrum 1Z11111111illee: 1:11 56111118: Sludenh fur 11e111111'1'ali11 .11'li1111: '02 '1'116a11'e: 1'1111111'111 111111111 1: 12111111 11111111111 1: dilHi. 110611111 M. NELSON 25 C11111111'i11ge 11112111. 111911 11111212 N. 1. Major: 19111110111111; AXP. 11111111 1'1111ir1112111; 1911111112111: 1111111111- 111111: 11111111: 11166111ll111 1111111111 Suricly: 5111111111111 51-er111. JUN 15. OCKSRIDICH 15124 1111111911 51111111. 1111111111115. 1121. 111111111 1111111111111111'5: 21X. virthprmidenl: 11114111111311 1.2.3: 19111115 1: 111139 1211111: I111Iiti1-111 111111111111111 1111111: 1,113,. 11111111 5. OSTROWSKI 115-11 1113 Ax'vnuo. 11111111101111 Hill 19. N. Y. r:1ish: 11011111112110 1111' Dislinl'tiun: 1111:. 51111912111 . 11111811111111; 111541.: 11111111; 1211111: .92 11113111111: 1111111. 11011011118 C. PAHNE 11211 511111 Avenue. S. W.. 1101-1105191. 1111111. 1111.1'1111: F1'e111-11: 1111111111111le 11111 11141111111111 in English: ,1 WC: Cardinal .1: 1111111111 51111911 22.3: '02 '1'11141111'1' 2.3. JOHN F. PAHKIN 11i1111- 1111111 11111111. Willull. 11111111. Major: 11141113: ANb: 8111-1-91' 1: 5111121111 1.2.3: 1311111111111 2. 111111-1119 ;- 111141'. 3.1: 1,1111111'4I1111lh 111111111. EDWARD A. 11111111111111 1V11a11111a1-k '111-111'a1'e. Cupszm 1.111111. 11111911101111. N. 1. Major: 11531111111113: 11111111i111111- 1111' Dislinclion: EN: 11111- 1111111 1111111. 11411-121111: 591111-14 1.11111: 11111'111il11ry 13111111114101: 1103111111 C. PASOLLl 110 Hamilton Avvnuv. C1011 11111-11. N. .1. 3111.1111': 11211;;1i311; AXP. 1'1111111 111111-111 1. 11'111111111111111 1-11:1i1'- 1112111 3.1: 10111111. 11121: 2: 1115.51 1: 11111111 12: 1111111111 511111611 311. 1101111111111 C. 111CCK 2111 111111-0111 511111111. Remington. 11111111. 31211111: 11i11111g5: X1: 1511111112111 1.2.3.1: 111'11111111111Eu 1111111 11; 1191114119 Vereiu 1. EDWARD C. 11011111111 .3 Cums Nest 11111111. Brunxxillc. X. Y. Majur: 1111: High Dislinvlinn: 1bNU. president: 5111111511 1.2.3. rapt. 1: 011a P11111'i11a 3. 11111111134111; 1311111111 1311111111111 9' 211'! 91111111: 1111 11115111113; 11011111111166 3: 1111111 1111111 Ill WYILLIAM B. PRATT 144 Ardmore Avenue. Haddmfield. N. 1. Major: Hiulngy; ATA. lreauurer: Snwer 1: Squash 1.3.4: Tennis 3: 1mm 2.3. desk editor. DAVID W. RALSTON 1021 1C. 518 Slreet. New York 10. New York Major: Cmernlnenl: EX. alumni I'hairman: Sorter 2.41: Unlf 2.3.4: Argus. feature editor ,1; International Ke- lalions Huh 1.2. wt'relan-erasurer 3. president 1: Mod; Leghlalure 1.2.3. seniur delegate l. DONALD A. RAVISEY. .111. 10712 S. E. 30th. Bellevue. Wash. Major: 'I1l1ealer: WT. sevrelary: Ulla Pndrida. senior edilnr: Canterbury Club 1: 3.4: Frenrh Club 12.4: Glee Club 2.3: '92 Theater 1.2.3.4. FRANK W. RAUCH 24-59 Manchester Road. Akron 14. Ohio Hujur: Evonnmhw: X111. lreamrer: Deutst'he Verein 3.4; Pnliliq-al Evnnmm Hull 3.4: Pre-Ihlxinex1 Club 3.11. PETER A. 11EI1111NC 28 Ledylrd Hnad. Wim-hesler. Mass. Major: English: AXP: Squad! 1: Baelnall l; llnvkey 3.1: Tennis 3: Karl Hull. THOMAS N1. REED 117 Ardmnre Road. West Hartford 7. Conn. Major: Psyl'hnlng'x: NW. pmsidenl. srholarship chairman. alhIt-Iiv vllairman: hheltull 1: Ulla Pmlridu: Argm. WILLIAM F. RIESS 1:15 Cushman Road. Scarsdale. N. Y. Major: Ikyl'hulugy: JWC. prmitleul: Freshmen Senale; 1TH Senate: Tennh 2.3: Film Suviety. treasurer. JAMES A. ROBINSON 31W Weslt-hesler Avonuv. Muunl Vernon. N. Y. Nlujnr: Hinluglx: AXP. treasurer. vurl'espunlling serrelury: Cardinal Milnrizll Imurxl: Schneider Club: Band. mgr.: 4115K: :3. 17111111410 L. ROMA. 111 224, West Mount Aim Avenue. Philadelphia 19. Pa. Major: Philosophy: Candidate for Dislinvtiun; AXP. ew- relun: ullllelir I'llairnmn 3: Truvk 1.2.3.1: Basketball 2: 1110011121112. CARY B. RUNDLE 421 North Main Street. Wallingfonl. Conn. Major: English: ARE. wlmlanllip chairman: CB Senale: Crms Cuunln 1.2: Trurk 2: Canterbury 11111111 president 3. ALAN F. RUNDQUIST 405 Summit Avenue. Alexandria. Va. Major: Mathematirs: Candidate fur Distinction in Spanish: Independent; Fuullmll mgr. 1.2.3.11: Spanish Club. V11 ?- presidenl: .92 Theater. DAVID E. SANFORD 603 East Street. Walpole. VIass. Major: English: JWC; 11211111011 4: .92 Theater: 11411111 Counwlur: Cardinal. editor. DONALD 11. SCHNEIDER 300 Clayton Rnad. Svarsdale. N. Y. Major: Clasx'it'al Civilixaliun; Candidale fur Dislincliun in An: JWC: '92 Theater: Stephen Wise Clulu: $11K. KENNETH E. SCHOMAKER T47 Harden Drive. Pittsburg. Pa. Majur: Himury: Candidate for Distim'linn: ARE: CI! Senate: 11A. Vire-presidem: Serxive Club. direrlur; I're- 111inisleriz11 Clulu: Politirul Vniun. DAVID H. SCHURMAN 41-50 Hawrhill Street. Reading. Mass. Hajnr: Art: A'I'A. rlhhing mmmillee. xm'ial t'unnnillee: 1111 Senate: Snwer mgr. 2.3.4: Outing; Cluh 1.2.3. prmidenl 11; Durm Counsellor 1. PAUL SCHWABER 5420 13th Avenue. Brnnklyn. N. Y. Major: English: Independent: CI! Senate: Glee 1111111 1.2.3; Slepllen Whe Clull. vive-presidenl 1. president 2.3: 41le'. FRANK C. SERAFIN 80 Fuurth Street. Passaic. N. J. Major: Chemhlrv: Candidate for Dislincliun in Biulugy: JWtI; WICSU l. . . .Mwater Club 3.11: Heulwhe Vt-min 2.3; Unling Club 1.2: EE. FRED W. SHEARER 78 Home Avenue. 1V1iddletnwn. Conn. Major: Physics; JWC. sm'ial thairman: 11111111111111in Serxire Council: Ulee 1111111: Crms Country 1: Trurk 1. WHJJAM S. SHEPARD c 0 Mr. Robinson Shepard. The Bartram Scluml. Jacksum'iIIP. Fla. Hajnr: Frent'h: EX. predtlenl: WICSF 1.2; CI; Sevre- Iar-1-'111'ea.xurer. Junior Pmm Cmmniuer. presidenl 3: 11111. president. Glee Club 1.2.3.1: Cardinals 3.11: XV 1111K W111, in Am. lhlixersities. PHILIP A. SILK 19 Acton Road. Chelmsford. Mass. Major: Ikyvhology: Candidate fur Dislinrliun: JWC. rush- ing chairman. alumni vhairman; 13A 1.2.3.4: Clmral Sm-ieh 2: 1111: 1: Debate Society 1; Pre-Teurhers Club: Methodist 11111111 group 2.3. 113 1H ROBERT 5. SMITH 8 Old Bridge Road. Buzzards Ben. Mass. Major: Mathematics: .IINH. neasurer: Cl! Senale; Arguxu leun'iillf' managing edilnr 3.4: Th :: qulhall 1: Bamlvall 1.2.3.1: RUSSELL L. SRYUISR 41H Dirkinsun Axenue. Swarlhmnl'v. Pa. Mujur: Pll'xsiw: Camlitlulr fur Dix'linrliun: IHHI: leing Uuarlcl 2.3.1: Ensemble 1.2.3.1; Ulee Hull 1.2: Parltix Hummillve 3: Squmh 1.2: 'l'elmk 1.2: IDBK: EX, CHARLES H. SPENCER 302 Ogdvn Awnue. Swartlmmre. Pa. Nluinr: Uinl..gyljhemisn'y: Candidate for Distinl'liun: 4N0; Chamber Urchenm. rum-Prlmasler 1.2.331: Hus. Treamrer 2.3; Ulee Clul: 1.2. wrrelan 3: Honor Sylem Cnnlmitlce 1.: Jilmrg 3; Huliml Sewn: String Quartet 1.2.3.4: WINK. .110 in Am. lnivmxiliesz JJHK. 23. IIAVID XV. STICAHRS 1H Walden Strer-l. West Hartford. Conn. Major: h'l: ngh Dixtimtinn: Imlelmnnlem: Ulee Club: Cardinalu CI; Suviul Commiltec: Swimming.- 1; 445K. HICHAEL W. STEIN IHIU Oakmmtl Road. lCngIt-xunml. N. J. Hajor: Ellglixll: ARE. prmitlenl: CI! Senale: Argus. wurh Hlilur l: .Iuniur Prom Cmnmillea 3: Frethun Handbook. Pllilnr 1: Mmlludl I: Trm'k 1; ankey 3. RICHARD IC. STEPHENS JIU Upland Road. Wuhan. Mass. Klujnr: English: .XXI'. x'ecrelzujx. furully rhuirmam: Glee Clulx; Sm-ver 1: CH Elet'linlh tlulmnillee. DAVID A. STEVENSON ll Farm Hnatl. Braintrev. Mass. Major: Halllenmliw; Blill. .et'relary. wrial rhairmun: Argm 1.2.3.1: Pre-Iiminess Club 1: Football 1: Truck 1. WILLIAM S. STRICKLAND Tl Dverfit-ltl Awnue. Middlelnwn. Conn. Nlujm': Hulhemuliw: 4WD: NIX: Hummuniu Serxire Hull. WILLIAM G. SFFCLIFFE. JR. 1.1 Ridge Park Awnue. Stamford. Cmm. lliljm': Euglhh: Candidate fur Didinrlion: .X'l'A. secre- lur3: M'gus. chairman nf desk edilnn: Spaniah Clull: Rifle Club: .92 Thealer. FRANK P. SUTKUWSKI HI: Svhu-xler Avenue. Widdlelnwn. Conn. Nlujur: Hiqun: EX: hiselmll 1.2: Huxllrull 1.3.4. ALAN G. THOMPSON 110-21 227 Street. Cambria Heights 11. N. Y. Mujnr: Theater: Independenlz WESL- 1.2.3.1: 1311111111 Suriely 2.3.4: Fire 116111.. 1.2.3.1: Pre-Luw 1311111 1.2.3.1: 111111- 1111111 3.1: .92 '1'116'ulv1' 2.3.1. PALVL 11. 1115111111 011 11111159111111 Buulm'ard. 17111111111111 Park. N. .1. Major: 111.4110: 11A41, 11011111111: 111111511 1: 1111111111 5111'1911 11: 5111111111 3. ARTHUR P. TOFANI 21 Maiden Lane. Farminglnn. Conn. Major: 1-11-1111111111111: EX. Irezhurer: 011a 111111111111. 11111812 111111;: 111anager 3: 11111111111111 Key: 111111111111li111h 1111111111: 5111111111. ROGER L. TONER 117 Wnultun 11112111. lfsscx Fells. N. 1. 11211111: Emernmenl: AKIC. 111411113; 1'1111i1'111z111: 111111 Lends- 12111118 1.2.3. president 1: 111101.111 111111: 11111ili1-11I 11111111: 1'19111111111'2111 1111111. KENNETH W1. TRAVIS 7517 11111111110011 Drive. 11111111111111 A1105. Bridgmillr. Pa. 11111111: 111010;;41161111413: xVT. 111641113111: 'INIC. 111'9511161112 5111111 111111 Serpvm: 1911011111111 Senate. 1111110111111416111111161: 1:. Exerelt Bacon Award: W110? Who in .1111. lnixersitib: 1311111111111 1.2.3.11: 112119111111 1.2.3.1. ARTHUR G. 'IWPERMASS 1010 McGrau Axenue. 111111111 02. N. 1. Majnr: 15.1111111111111'1: EN. Aryh 1.2. 11mm 011111111 3.1: W 11511 1.2.3. 1161311111161 1111611111 1: 111111111111 1111-411111111'1 12111 51.1: Pre-Huxiness 1111111 3.1. nrmillem. DAVID 1,. VAN NORMAN 39 0111211111 Street. Humane 11111115. N. Y. Major: Hirlury: 2X. xit'e-preddenl: 1111111111 51111611 2: 111611 1211111 1.2.3. premitlenl 1: .11111-51'1 2. leader 3.1: 1111111111 Sewn: I're-Minixleriul 1211111 1.2.3.1: 511111141. 11121'. 1.2.3.1. THEODORE N. V055 3111 11111111111'111119111111 Avenue. melnn Cenlvr. Muss. Hzljur: 112111111511: 11211111111818 1111 Dixlilk'linll; AXP: 111111 1'1111ri1111 2. 11113111113 e11il11r 3: 1111-1- 111 1.2.3.1: 11111111111111 1.2: 11111-131 1; Snimming. 111.21: 2.3. DAVID 11. WALKER 5 1:311 Strum. Nuntut'kel 1s1111111. 111155. Major: English. A1111. 561-1112111111. 1411-1111 11111111111111: 11111111 1111111: 11111111 1.6;11x1111u1'e: 1:111.w 111111111111 1.3.1: 111111 1.3.1. 11711.1.1AM 11. WALLACE 6211 Suuth 011111111111 Avvnuv. Villa Park. 111. Mujur: E1'111111111i1-x: :X. 491111111. 1111111111: 11111111111111: 1111mm 111111 1.2.3.11. 1lti JOHN H. W'ALTHICR 772 Crandun Ax'vnuv. Columbus. 01111; Major: Econnmiw: WT. president: 1311 Senate: WESU 1.2. Prngrum Hirertnr 3.1: TXE: 1:0011uu11 1. mgr. 3.1: Sxximming 1.2.3.1. GUY 13.. WALTON 17 Brevhlree Lane. Hmnuille. 1X 1. Maljur: llianrx: Candidate for 11ixlim'tiun: Intlt'jwndenl: French Club 1.11. wvrr-lary-lrI-umrer 2: 11111: Churul 5w ricly 2. RICHARD 1C. WATTS Fairfit-Itl Road. Cahhwll, 1N J. Haljnr: English: Candidate l'nr DMim-linn: X111. prhidr-nl: 1W 1.2: Collegiate Hepulplit'znh 3.1: 11111.14: 01111113121111: 1: Wrmlling 1. HOBUKT E. WINNER 00510 lelnwslunc Rnulmard. FUFUSI 111115. N. Y. Major: Frem-h: 1nt1vpem19nl: 1'1I'ent'h 111111.: 1111:: '92 'Ihenter: Sxximming. 01210111111; 1. WWUAVICH. .111. 01211 Crm-m- Sll'm-I. Cvrmunlmsn. Pal. Mainr: Iinglbh: Akin 1'l'1l11' 3.1. vhupluin 2: 01111 Podridu :1. frillernin editor: Cardinal Km 3: 11.11. Parley Cum- miltee 2. t'lluirmzln 3.1: 131'621nn.m Senate. .11111111711131 C. WILLIAMSON 191110 Road. Haddzlm. Cnnn. Wujnr: Utht-mulit's: AXP. exevuiiw vunlmillee: Crm.. munln. mgr; Suinnninu: Cardinal Key: Sr-niur tiluv '11reuxur9r: 1311 Suriul Cummiiltw. vlmirlmm 1. GORDON '11. WILMOT 14-251 Nurmgansell BIHL. Edgeuuod 3. 11. I. Malinr: Hulhemuliw: 2N: lelliil11 1.3: 1:11 Elw'limh Com- millre 3: 1116611111113J: Cunlinuk 1: Spuniah Clulu 1.2. DAVID 11. WING Pages and Bm'lun Landing 11115.. Hoorestuun. 1N1. Huinr: Physim: Al: '92 Theater. 111111111111 11. VVINSLOWr 5121111 Pam Ann Drink 511M. Ohio rHajur: 1kH'11010f4'x; XW: tirnsw'uunlry 2; Wrwlling 1.2.3; Trurk 1.2. NORMAN H. WISSIRC 1705 N. me England Avenue. Cllit-agn 515. 111. Unjur: Hwanumiux: AXI'. xire-prwidenl: 1:110l1l'dl1 1.2.1. m-l-aplain 11: Ihlwhull 1. 4 nwaplain -1: Skull and Ser- pent. wvrmary-Ire:hurer: VPIxiliei. Wlm'x Wlm in Am. liniv DONALD L. ZIMMERMANN Skyline Ridge, Bridgewater, Conn. Major: English: WT: WESU 1.2.3.4.; Spanish Club 2. ETHAN T. COLTON 111. 91 Shaker Rd., Albany. New York Major: Biology; A2. master-at-arms. pledge master, vice- president; Soccer 1.2.3. JONATHAN A. FREEDMAN 101 Central Park West, New York 23, New York Major: Psychology; JWC. secretary 4. forum committee 3; Argus 4; Outing; Club. 1.2; WESU 1. Soccer 1; Squash 1. ORRIN S. HALLOCK Middletown, Connecticut Major: Ceology; Independent; Swimming 1. HOWARD S. HART Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts Major: Government; WT; Tennis; Football 1; Baseball 1. 147 DAN P. SILVERMAN 414 2nd Ave., Hadden Heights, New Jersey Major: History; Candidate for Distinction; JWC. secretary; Political Uninn. secretary-treasurer 3.4; Pre-Law Club. secretary-treasurer 2. JAMES K. VARNEY 1050 Bates Rd, Rocky River 16, Ohio Major: Chemistry-Biology; 13011. treasurer; Schneider Club 1.2.3.4; Atwater Club 3.4-; Canterbury Club 123,4; 011:1 Pndidra 1.2; Basketball 3. DUNCAN WALL 4116 Woodbine Street. Chevy Chase, Md. Major: English; Candidate for Distinction; A2. Font tn on 00111011! V0n! In on cont en t Award of Prizos 1956 - 5 7 AYRES PRIZE IFreshman with 1116 best record for first semesteri: Oscar Erasmus Lanfnrd. III 760 BRIGGS PRIZE lDebafeD Paul Robert Levine 38 and Allan Weldon Munro 59 CAMP PRIZE 1English? : Edward Bogardus Fiske 59 COLE PRIZES tEngIz'sh I: First prize. Stephen Clement ,Iunes 760: second prize. Frank Dean Russell, IV ,60 DAVENPORT PRIZE I'Polilics and Covernmcnfb: Jonathan Harris 57 DORCHESTER PRIZE IEnglishh Paul Schwaber a57 DUTCIIER PRIZE U'listorybz Douglas Edward Nachod .57 and Dan Paul Silverman '57 GRIFFIN PRIZE lReIigionl: Robert Hawley Anderson ,57 GRAHAM PRIZE tNalural Sciencei: Alan Theodore Moffet a57 HAWK PRIZE lBiOChemistryH Priscilla Mattson INGRAHAM PRIZE 1Classicsbz James Harvey Irwin. Jr. 59 JOHNSTON PRIZE 1Physivsl: George Michael Hnlzwarth 150 LITTELL PRIZE Astr0n0mm: Darnall Parker Burks '58 PARKER PRIZE 115111112' Spealrl'ngl: Allan Weldon Munro 150 and Edmund Whitney Woodbury 59 PEIRCE PRIZE 1Chemislryl: Andrew Griswold Dean .60 RICH PRIZE tOratiom: First prize. Mark Burton Feldman .57: second prize. Paul Schwaber 137 SCOTT PRIZE 1CermalH: First prize. Eugene Hale Chatfield 57: second prize. Sanford Leonard 56,231 ,58, George Michael Holzwarth 50. and Tom Schlesinger ,59; honorable mention. Robert David Wolfe ,58 SHERMAN PRIZE Miathematicsl: First prize. Oscar Erasmus Lanford. III '60; honorable mention, James Andrew Wilde 960. Dodd Harvey Bogart 360 and Ellery Stowell Schalk 760 SILVERMAN PRIZE 1Chemislryl: Frank George Serafin .57 SPINNEY PRIZE 1Classicsh Robert David Wolfe 758 THORNDIKF. PRIZE 1Psycholagylz Edward Albert Parmee '57 WALKLEY PRIZES IPsychologyl: First prize. George Wilson Davies .57: second prize. not awarded 5,-- x WESLEYAN MEMORIAL PRIZE: Richard Andrew Griscum WISE PRIZE I'Philosophylz William Harvey Austin 757 and James Alan Robinson ,57 1.30 151 Graduating in the Class of 1920, Herbert Eli Arnold joined the Wesleyan faculty as instructor of mathematics in the fall of 1922, and was appointed Professor of Mathematics in 1946. Highly regarded by colleagues and students alike for his teaching ability, he gave unstintingly of his time to all who came to him for aid and advice. Despite a full schedule, Mr. Arnold found time to serve Wesleyan as secretary of its Phi Beta Kappa chapter and to advise and counsel his fraternity. The memory of Herbert Eli Arnold will remain that of a teacher, counsellor, friend, and loyal son of Wesleyan. 152 Faculty . mw Left to right. first row: C. Slearns. J. Rosenfeld. E. Schatlschneider. R. Limhach. V. Butterfieltl. T. Banks. A. Cowie. S. Neumann. E. Stabler, N. Gnlnb. R. Pendletnn. M. Briggs. V. Curhrane. C. Burfurd. Second row: H. Tong. R. RosenllaunL R. Greene. J. Daltry. C. Fisher. R. Conner. J. Sease. H. Haagen. J4 Spaelh. R. Kirkendall. M. Brewer, S. Green, W. Parker. H. Schwarz. C. Dunham. W. TllUIllpSUIL H. Hallowell. ,I. Cmnez-Ihanez. P, Reynolds. L. Cemeinhardl. R. Knapp. A. Szugyi. R. Cohen. L. Harilz. J. Shenk. W. Ward. WV. MvCuHoh. Third row: A, EveretL H. Bruckunier. K. Williamsnn. D. McAllister. C. Jaffe. J. Hicks. A. Wensinger. C. Conklin. P. Bnynton. C. Atkinson. D. O'Duwd. 0. Williams. A. Mt'Uill. M. Bultestin. Fifth row: R. Haffner. W. Cutler. H. Harter. A. Kersoll. W. W'allace. W. Huffman. R. Kendall. K. Underwnud. J. Pratt. D. Swift. W4 Cnley. J4 Ureenhaum. J. Risley. W. Mt'Kinslry. W. Filley. A. Shultz. l. Hagan. E. Williamsun. Fifth nm: E. Miles. C. Gasteyer. W. Battin. W. Spurrier. H. Xlatthewa E. Lehmann. IL Beardslee. E. Chick C. Sthorske. Sixth row: J. Ruherlx A. Pauli. N. Olver. G. Eattm. C. Creeger. Q. Pelerson. J. Paton. W. anrent'e. N. Hudich, T. W'enzlau. 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MW; EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR: ik lhu'lwrrtx 01' London 3g Burnu'utu $k Allen Sully 3E Rolx'rlwn Shmlumls 3k H'clrh MurH-tmn CLOTHIER FITRNISHICR i IMPORTER Trumbull Strum Hartford COLLEGE THE MIDGET BARBER PACKAGE STORE SHOP UNli SHORT BLOCK 01519 CAMPUS ALL YOl 1R Rlil'RliSl I M ICNT NEEDS 97 Church Middlclmvn I21 Colk'gv i Mitldlvlmm CAIAZZA AGENCY TRAVEL o msvmmna . REAL 1.15'11x'r1c nu; J. Main - Middlclmvn Class of YB DI. 6-8639 Min GOODYEAR TAVERN I23 Church Street Just ll Block Off Campus SANDXVICHES TN. H'lulrr H'm'leyan Mm: MW! MIDDLETOWN PLATE GLASS CO. PLATE - ART 7 AUTO WINDOXV GLASS :md MIRRORS I5l HWllizlms Street MIDDLE'IYHVN, CONN. Tel. Diamond 630.919 WATT 8. DECIBEL HI Fl EQUIPMENF LP RECORDS PHONOGRAPHS IO? Culk'gc 1H 7-1828 PRINTING PAPER , S'ltx'rmNuRY - GIFTS Ht JAMES D. YOUNG CO. I82 Court Strcu Tel. Dlzunmld H-2636 I 878 1 956 Seventy-Eight Years of Service To Wesleyan RICE, DAVIS 8. DALEY INSURANCE 8. 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